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

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1983 volume:

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Orrerbein Ave. Rowland Heighrs, Co., 91748 Published by Soga Sraff yrc X cfMyf Uvyo ' Qfcvor The journey on which oil people musr embark rokes ploce on rhe plan er Eorrh, o revolving sphere rhor is hurrling rhrough spoce, Irs ulrimore DESTINATION UNKNOWN Man ' s life on rhis planer has evolved from a very simple solirory way of life ro complex socieries, each vieing for space ond energy. Technology, which or first consisted of stone implements, has advanced to highly sophisticated computers which ore well on their way ro con trolling every aspect of human exis ranee- They can now be found ev- erywhere OS businesses of all hinds moke use of their insronr memory Even rhe schools, ore hooking into computers and establishing computer rooms where students can leorn rhe functions and obiliries of these won derful machines. The loose nomadic socieries of yes terdoy ore olmosr extinct, while in their place land-hungry nononolities woge wot to defend or attempt ro expand their territories The Jews con- rlnue ro fight off foreign encroach- ment and even Invoded Lebonon to rid itself of the Polestiman problem The Dritish reestablished their control over rhe Falkland Islands, while Iron and Iraq conrmued their bloody con- flagrorlon. As space on earth diminished, man reached out Into the universe In search of new fronrlers. Manned space exploration come closer ro o reality wirh rhe safe launch ond re rurn of rhe spaceship Columbia Mil- lions of Americans, for a while, forgot high interest rotes and rising unem ployment as they watched this mag nificent feat And rhe world continues, going round ond round, and where it will stop, nobody knows. 4 m. imcfi llJgheslSimc |«M0 -. i- k)cxa£LAA Rowland Heights NEXT RIGHT NORTH COUNTRY _ SIfSiOLE FAMILY HOMES INFORMATION ' , ' 595-000 I Jmi k. Rowland Heights, o small unlncor- porared ciry on rhe ourskirrs of Los Angeles, has become o sropping place for rhousonds of people jour neying on rhis planer Eorrh. This rown Is idenricol ro rhousonds of orher com muniries ocross rhe Unired Srores Ir is o communiry builr around rwo major forms of rronsporrorion — rhe railroad and rhe freeway Irs populorion is made up of a bolonce of all narionoli ries, wirh rhe losr few years seeing o marked increase in rhe Orienrols who now call ir home. Like so many orher areas of Sourh ern California, Rowland is o growing communiry wirh building oaiviries molding and reshaping irs once virgin hills. On every corner, signs poinring ro various new housing rrocrs con be found. New bonte, wirh rheir elec rrcnic signs twinkling our rhe loresr rime and remperorure, hove kepr poce wirh rhe populorion. Colimo Rood, rhor once popular rwo lone drag srrip in rhe middle of form land, is now a four-lone mojor rhoroughfare, clogged wirh rroffic or all rimes of rhe nighr and day. Economic aaiviry abounds, as is evidenced by rhe signs along rhe roodwoys Each sign flashes our irs message, enticing rhe voyager ro spend ond spend, and rhus feed rhe economy rhor nurtures rhe privore enrerprise sysrem Businesses appear, some briefly, orhers for o longer peri od, all selling rhe idea rhor hoppiness depends on rhe possession of rhings And rhe shopper counrs our his mon- ey, receives his change, and once again rerurns ro his dream home in rhe hills And rhe srreers connnue ro invade rhe green virgin hills, and when rhey will be silenr ond empry, nobody knows. iT bg Conrvnuniry 5 We are no orher rhon o moving row Of Moglc Shadow-shapes rhar come ond go Round wirh rhe Sun illumined Lanrern held In Midnighr by rhe Master of rhe Show. Ruboiyor of Omar Khayyam Man multiplied, seporored into groups and filled rhe Earth: generations after generations were born. Nationalities were created, boundaries set up, ond customs ond languoges established, creating barriers among rhe people The discovery of the new world and better and foster meons of trovel ond communications began to break down the long established barriers. People flocked to the new world- — some to get away from their past; others to find peace ond freedom. Afnenco became the Promised Land, the Great Melting Pot, o Utopia, where all people could pursue their dreoms. All nationalities could be- come citizens, and slowly longuoge barriers and nationality differences began to fade. As the world population grew, so grew technology thot dealt with hu- mon problems. Because rhe field of medicine become more sophisricot ed, people became healthier ond life expeaoncy in the 1980 ' s reached 72 years. Machines were invented that could scon the body, finding problem oreos faster than older conventionol methods. The sex and potential prob- lems of unborn babies could be deter mined by the method of omniosenti- sis. Dritoin celebrated rhe first Test Tube baby with the United States quickly following with two of their own, while life supporr mochines ex- tended the lives of many who would otherwise die The promise of generic engineer ing became a reality and o blessing ond a curse Grove problems con- cerning rhe morol issues surrounding rhis breakthrough were discussed rhroughour the scientific community All of these advances created dilem- mas for all oreos of the population People foced choices that hod been beyond their control o few short years ago Where will all of this lead the hu- man race ' Will all of civilization be of one roce some doy? Will oil people be born genetically perfect? Will the overage person be eight feet toll wirh a small head encosing a pinheod sized brain due ro human ' s reliance on the machines erected by high technology? The answers exist some- where in time itself. But for now people continue to enter and leave, rise and foil, ond where they oil go, nobody knows 6 People : . Nv,jfi ■ , 1 As or oil rimes rhe quesrioirof now ro adorn rhe body is of prime impor ronce, for losr year ' s fashions are quicUly fading owoy. The cowboy- look revivol ond monish look for girls hove disappeared, being reploced by rhe ulrro — feminine Prairie look, a IBBIfflf HTHntW I TOTn TTTBTfler adorned perrycoors, ruffled-odorned skirrs, ond ruffle-odorned blouses graced rhe body of rhe well dressed girl Feminine, once ogam, was in. Anorher fod reoppeored wirh some olrerarions, as Mini skirrs ogoin walked rhe holls of schools around rhe counrry. However, even rhese were influenced by rhe Prairie look, for rhey were ofren gorhered or rhe woisr and somerimes were- mode several layers of ruffles. Under rhe skirrs, shapely legs could be seen clod in long whire bdby-doll srockings, while rhe rorol look required feer shod in Baby Jane shoes Mama ' s grown up baby girls becam e copies of old dolls rouWon Mama ' s shelf- While foshions rend ro favor rhe girls. Two fashions appeared rhor borh boys and girls followed These were rhe Tux look and rhe Preppy look The Tux look was mosr obvious in rhe ourfirs worn by rhe Chamber singers. Their pleored skirrs ond ponrs, ruffley formal blouses, and brighr red cum berbunds danced and pirouerred on rhe sroge, while suspenders once ogoin held up recolcirronr The Preppy look was moi ous on boys. Sleeveless orgyle swear- ers and burton down collars became rhe dress of rhe day Daring boys even wore Saddle shoes wirh orgyle socte rhor reoched ro m i d coi f And Lirrie lioyToircuis erfecrly coiffedT ropped rhe ourfir. No new rhing under rhe sun was cerroinly evidenr in fashions, os rhe early 1900 ' s, rhe 1940 ' s, and rhe 1960 ' s blended ro form Fashion ' 82. So styles come and go, ore resur- recred and re-inrerred, and whor rhey will be romorrow, nobody knows. Foshions 9 When rhe consrrucrlon of John A. Rowland High School was finished in 1964, ir seemed coinplere. Irs faciliries included five classroom wings, c shop wing, a library, o Fine Arrs wing, a snock area, on adminisrrorion build- ing, and gymnosium, Alrhough complered in rime for rhe firsr year of school, rhe gym was only frocrion of Irs anricipored size. Ex- pansion of rhe gym was rhoughr ro be necessary from rhe very begin- ning, however, ir wosn ' r unril 1980 rhar rhis rhoughr was acred upon. Alrhough o swomp of poperwork and plan opprovol was necessary in order ro begin, rhe Gym Expansion commirree rrudged rhrough vicrori- ously The ocruol consrrucrlon rook place over on eleven monrh period, and when complered, doubled rhe size of rhe gym floor. Also added was a weighrlifring room and dance facili- ries. Searing occomodorions now hove a copociry of 2200 persons A collapsible sroge diversified rhe gym, rhus enabling musicals and orher pro- ducrions ro perform in on oudirorium- like armosphere. Ir was indeed o mil- lion dollars well spenr. Dedicorion Day, March 14, 1982, morked a major occomplishmenr in rhe hisrory of Pvowlond High School. The gym is one of rhe lorgesr high school gyms in rhe Son Gabriel Valley, serving as borh a symbol of school pride and o monumenr ro rhose dedi cored ro rhe unending improvemenr of rheir Alma Morer When looking for rhe nexr fear ro rockle or Rowland, eyes will no doubr focus on rhe vorsiry foorboll field, where rhe group is planning on build- ing a sradium Currenrly Dingo is being held in rhe gym weekly ro earn mon- ey for rhis nexr big endeovor. Ir is possible rhar wirhin rhree years, wirh enough promorion ond financial backing, John A. Rowland Sradium will srond in mojesry ro rhe communi- ry OS rhe field of conquesr for rhe Mighry Roiders. And for now rhe gym fills up is empried, holds loughrer and shours, bur how long ir will be used, nobod y knows. ' IF Of CIF HJW.[,IWS flP 21 CMiltPlONSMIP tUNNCR UP If- r -HAIL CHIMPiONS 4(9) isur !,■■ e rOOTBlLl - 1967-68 10 Gymnosium v % 7f i. SSSSSS - I _ ; ROWLAND HIGH SCHOOL A CAPPELLA CHOIRS t o . -s  o  r V6 aiC o fnbt ,- ( cfcf and hn O W U3C- -inn yfzrr - uf i ' . oooo 11 t ' I V hit 1 y i ' - i nimi l. The Blimp, bosicolly o hydrogen- filled balloon, was rhe firsr commerdal meons of regular oir travel. Ir wos olso widely used by rhe military during World War I, originally called rhe Zep- pelin in honor of rhe mon Counr Ferdi- nond Von Zeppelin, who first thought of rhe idea, ir is also called an Airship, Q Blimp, or a Dirigible. The firsr com- merdal flights by a compony named DELAG rool-v place between vorious Germon dries. By the rime World Wor I broke our, DELAG hod logged 170,000 miles ond carried 05,000 pas- sengers without a single accident. Passenger service was ended, however, when Germony launched its otrack on France in 1914, Ar this rime oil of rhe Airships were requisi- rioned for militorry use. While a series of disosrers made rhe milirory lose in- reresr or firsr, they were lorer found to be useful in the war, ond the Zep- pelin compony builr 113 big ships be- fore rhe war ended in 1918. The de- velopmenr of berrer oirplones ond better weaponery outpaced rhe od- vonces mode on rhe Zeppelins; Nev- ertheless, the ships were successfully used for milirory reconnaissance. Afrer rhe war rhe United Stares N ovy had four of rhe big airships. The hangers rhot housed them are srill visible from the Newporr Freeway. Three of rhem were losr for various reosons, bur rhe fourrh, named Los Angeles, mode 250 passenger flighrs before she was decommissioned in 1932. Commerciol service berween Ger- many, rhe U. S., and Sourh America starred again in 1931. The one airship called Graf Zeppelin successfully flew rhe Sourh American run for six years wirhour a mishap. The Hindenburg wos nor so forrunore. Although she hod mode many successful rrips be- rween Fronl-rfurt and Lokehursr, rhe trip on Moy 6, 1937 rurned into a tragedy when rhe gionr airship bursr into flomes and crashed ro rhe ground. The broodcosr of this fateful day is one of rhe mosr poignonr in the history of broodcosring, ond rhis trag- edy signalled rhe end of rhe greor airships — rhey were nor allowed ro fly again. Todoy there ore only four Blimps lefr in rhe world. These ore moin- roined by rhe Goodyeor Company, Three ore based in rhe U.S., wirh rhe fourrh being based in Iroly. They con periodically be seen slipping quierly through rhe sky, rheir oppeoronce coindding wirh mojor enrerrainmenr events, but rhey no longer carry a load of excired passengers heoding for some destinotion. And this once promising meons of tronsporrorion has disappeared from rhe world scene; rhe era of rhe Blimp is no more. 16 ASO LEADERS OF TOMORROW . h- Ar rhe hub of srudenr ocriviries and organizations is rhe Assoclored Sru- denr Body, Q group of srudenrs elecr- ed or oppoinred ro serve rhe sru- denrs ' inreresrs or Rowland, They are: Presidenr, Connie Peregrerri; Vice- Presidenr, Penny Voirers; Secrerary, Renee Ruiz, Treasurer, Kelley Coro- woy; Mennbers or Large: Erin Eicher, Cheryl Loudermon, Morci McEwen, Suson Verdugo, Jackie Weorherbie, and SherrI Willoughby, ASD is con- sronrly on rhe move, coordinoring evenrs and assemblies, as well os handling inrer lub and srudenr school communicorion. An improvemenr over previous years has been ro in- clude more srudenr porriciporion rhroughr berrer orgonizorion of rhe leadership doss. The leadership class meers doily and is composed of rhe ASD Cobiner and major evenrs held or Rowland, ore planned and discussed or rhis rime, Connie Peregrerri, is o very srrong leoder and has hod ralenred and ca- pable people ro drow from in rhe leadership doss, srores ASD advisor. Norm Revis, when describing rhe qualiry of rhe 82-83 Cobiner. However he goes on, success is derermined when srudenrs begin ro care ond ger involved wirh school funcrions More opporruniries for br oodening of inreresr hove been provided in rhe form of noon oaiviries during Spirir Week and Vesrern Week . . . Spirir Week, rhe week be- fore Homecoming, and Wesrern Week, which is held during rhe Spring. The amplified inpur of srudenr ideols in rhe decision making process mode each of rhese evenrs more successful. Spirir and inreresr has been gener- ored in lorge doses since Seprember, and a berrer feeling roword RHS hos evolved Ir hos been demonsrrored rhor morivorion of srudenr leaders sers rhe rrend for rhe resr of rhe srudenr body. 1 1982- 63 ASD Cobinet. Row 1 Renee Ruiz, Dove Leol mon. Qieryl Loudermon, Trocy McEwen, Sobnyo Doyoti, Erin Eicher. Erin Fouscxie. Carol Wolloce, Sue Sowo Row 2 Ann Schlichting, Monno Tol ohoshi, Cindy Hoys, Penny Woirers Row 3. Croig Hone, Jun Cho, Annetre Cosrro, Kelly Corowoy, Connie Peregrerri, Moroe McEwen, Debbie Gotely Row 4 Norm Revis, Jeff Deosy. Lindo Peormon. Suson Verdugo. Dennis Nodol, Leif Lorson, The Meek Doys 2 Wirs Peormon ond Mr. Revs con smile, the doy ' s olmost over ' 3 Do Donny LoRose and Renee Ruiz always dress like this ' 4 Penny Wolrers look Up. up ond awoy 5 Look our. Dove Leobmon hos ossumed conrrol 6 Connie Peregrerri leods rhe Cobiner in discussion of o serious moirer AS0 17 EDGE OVER OTHERS tL The purchosing of o comparer for saence by GATE enobled Mr Sokolis ro organize o club where srudenrs could leorn more obour compurers Ar firsr rhe srudenrs hod ro shore rhe compurers, bur now several ore ovailoble on which rhe srudenrs con procrice These were purchased by Choprer I and SIP monies The school disrricr ro dore hos nor purchased compurers for srudenr use. The club currently has rwenry-six members who meer during lunch ro leorn more obour compurers They work on bosic rechniques and leorn about hordware, software, pro- gromming, ond problem solving. Mosr club members feel their knowledge of rhe com- puter gives rhem on edge over orher sru denrs They ore finding rhor rhe computer is reolly on involuoble rod Mr Sokolis ' praise of compurers for sru denrs is never-ending There is no oreo that the use of computers con nor improve. I use rhe compurer conrinuolly. The computer Club members hove on edge over orher srudenrs They know obour rhe benefits they offer monkind, 18 Computer Club 1 A srudenr procrices on o computer 2 Cindy Peacock, Drion Pererson, Mike Perric won ourside Mr Aney ' s office for on interview Raider Express Stoff Row 1, Cothy Allen. Undo Chemoboeff. Cindy Peocock, Angie Arellano, Michelle Grow, Shouno Dezuhly, Gerry Munoz, Mondy Gordner, Mindy Chong, Sreplnonie Gollego R.ow 2 Jube Holsrcly. Man Esptnoso, Henry Kikudo, Troy Tate, Theresa Colles, Virginio Dogosion, Greg Jones, Dnon Perersori. Melssa Wons, Johny Delgodo, Luis Coronodo, Cathy Hynes Row 0: Craig Horie, Mike Petric 4 Computer Club f ow 1 Ellen 5ondavol, Lilian Ozoto, Esther Kim, Steve Tow, Eun Kwon Row 2 Lourie Mora, Su Chon, Theo Le, Chris Koch, Jimit Mehto Row 3: Doniello Dorboto. Ridxird Allmon, Vincent Silvo, Irelo Hemmers, Wendy Poriillo Row 4: Kyung Kim, Albert Meode, Gregg Kelley, Joe Shin, Jeff Post, Jeremez Woo-Som 5- Steve Tow discusses the minutes of the lost Computer Club meeting with Wendy Portillo 6 Mrs. Hynes, Raider Express odvisor, goes over the publicorion with the doss. NEW AP,EAS OF REPORTING The Raider Express is prinred by Highlander Publicorions, who hove reasonoble rores and ore cooperarive wirh high school nevi spoper sraffs. To coordinore o lorger sroff rhon rhey hove had before, rhe leadership posi- rions were chonged The ediror-in- chief works closely wirh rhe news edi- ror, feorures ediror, and sporrs ediror; each has specific responsibiliries for rhe The Raider Express, Rowland ' s sru- denr newspaper, entered inro irs rhird year of publicorion in rhe foil Coo- perorion ond morivorion in rhe sraff members were necessary ro produce rhe monrhly publicorion, ono irs sue cess depended on rhe reporrers per sonol dedicorion ro meer deodlines and rhe ofrerhours work by rhe edi rors. Mrs. Hynes, rhe advisor srored. Ir wQs o prioriry of rhe wrirers ro be more invesngorive in rheir reporring as well OS developing rheir personal sryles of writing. A requirement In or- der ro be in journalism wos rhar rhe srudenrs had ro have or leosr o D overage in college prep classes. Orh er quoliries rhe srudenr musr possess ore enrhusiosm, a creorive inreresr, and a willingness ro work wirh orhers The cooperarion between rhe report- ers, rhe editors, and rhe odvisor was reflected in rhe professionalism of rhe I end product functioning of rhe newspoper In order to improve rhe quoliry of rhe sroff ' s paper, Mrs, Hynes gove her srudenrs opporruniries ro attend var- ious journalism functions. The doss porticipored in rhe Notional Journalism Association Convention for High Schools ot Los Angeles in the fail. At this convention rhe srudenrs were able ro arrend workshops and hear professional journolisrs cririque severol high school newspopers. Selecr stu- dents entered in rhe Associarion ' s ' Vrire-off held at Wilson High In Feb- ruary. The newspaper irself delved inro new areas of reporring In 1983. One wos a teocher ' s guest column to help students develop undersronding of rhe behovior of rhemselves and orh- ers. Anorher new feorure was on olumni column, where srudenrs could reod obour rhe presenr lives of PiOw lond ' s graduores. We srorred from scrorch in 1980 ond each year our goals hove be- come more sophisricored, com- menrs Corhy Hynes, rhe Raider Ex press advisor. The process of gerring Things done has been refined, bur we srill hove rhe problem of meeting rhe inreresr of 2400 students; we try ro make the newspaper fun, serious, and inreresring ro read r Qider Expiess 19 A FEELING FOR SCIENCE The Science Field Club held rhe rirle for rhe iorgesr and mosr energetic club on campus, Ar rheir weekly meerings rhey hove planned numer ous rrips and ocrivines, which exposed students to interesting pieces end ex penences that hove a bearing on sci ence and provide an opportunity to build comraderie between SFC mem bers While SFC ' s onnuol trips repeated themselves, some new trips were od ded to their yearly schedule SFC mode their annual trip to Corolino Is land Marine Institute on October 22, where students enjoyed the beoury of hiking and snorkling in this tranquil environment Roppeling, wildflower Judy, and camping at Joshuo Tree Notional Monument in April gave rhe members who attended a chance ro learn about end oppreciare rhe de serr SFC toured rhe Trono Chemical Planr, and rhe Merropoliron Water Dis- trict Lake Perns Project They also wenr ro Loserium end severol gome shows Their final curing was a four day trip to Yosemite on Moy 12, The rrips and rours roken by SFC ore scien rific and social learning experiences only available ro Rowland srudenrs rhrough rhis club. Beyond rhe rrips, rhere is a deeper feeling for science instilled in SFC members; two students whose inter esrs reached further in the field of- tended the Umvetsiry of Florida during rhe summer rhrough the Notional Sci ence Foundotion Research Program, where rhey were oble ro take col lege lob courses and work wirh pro- fessional scienrisrs Also, seven sru denrs from Rowlond were selecred from among rwo hundred oppliconrs ro be summer inrerns or Corolino Is- land Marine Insrirure The Science Field Club gives sru denrs on opporruniry ro see and do science relored ocrivines unovoiloble in rhe classroom due ro budger cuts , nored John Korns, SFC advisor It also allows students to gam a feeling of fellowship wirh srudenrs of similar in teresrs and to be around science teachers in a different setting thon school 20 Science Field 1 SFC membeis. Row T Phill Dornerr. Morry SitvQ, Jinn Velsh, Joseph Fohmy, Jennifer Co. Kothy Donboult. Tino Llomos, Mr Philp. Row 2 Vince Silvo, Ashok Keroa, Mindy Chong, Kim Coudill, Vendy Hoxie, Morcello Vellonoweih, Eun Kwon, Michelle Louder mon, Mr Fonnokes. Mr Korns. Row 3- Amy Lee, Richord Allmor. Chris Alvorez. Scorr Turner, Sue Sowo, Poul Teeson, Soo Yoon, Koren Moson, Johonno Vollodores, Christine EAerr, Lorerto Amo dor. Sharon McColl, Row 4 Jun Cho, Chorlene Egizi, Erin McReyn olds, Chris Koch, Cindy V olrmon, Cloire Kowogishi, Renee No koyomo, Kelly Gollogher, Leticio Sondovol, Down Leomons, Row 5; Su Chon, Wendy Porrillo, Jimir Mehro, Steve Tow, Susonno Riley, Carlos Sormiento, Pom Moroles, Heidi Garcio, Daniello t3orboro, Suzy Hoitsuko, Sonyo Stamper 2 Does Cindy Wolrmon know something we don ' r obour getting a weisuir on? 3. The club members prepare for a boy expidmon 4 The sign soys it oil! 5 I think the islands ' bock rhot woyi 6 Vhot feels better to Phill Dornett the cold suit or the cold water ' 7 Intetesting aeotures surfoce in the net Soence Field 21 ■ , l l K. p lit m L ITS MORE THAN JUST SINGING The Chounriers ocr as o beginning poinr in o high school srudenr ' s choir experience The ulrimore goals for mosr of rhese srudenrs is ro aspire ro rhe rente of rhe Chamber Singers This group is very energetic and one of rhe mosr rolenred groups in years , srores Choirs Direcror John Canronzaro The Chounriers ore on ollgirl singing group who ore generol ly freshmen A solid training in rhe basic forms of music with varying styles IS stressed The strict training sharpens the si ' sills ond brings out the performer in each one This will even fuolly toke them into rhe higher levels of achievement in the fXowland Choirs The mosr advanced ensemble of Rowland ' s singers are the Chamber Singers. Now in rheir fifth year as o group they hove proven once ogoin to be breed aporr by their porticipo tion in festivals oil over rhe Southland Ir is more than just singing,- it ' s o full time commirrmenr , soys Mr. Conron zoro These srudenrs hove learned responsibiliry for their own affairs be cause of the heovy demand for ex cellence These 24 students coordinote sing ing and dancing routines in their per formances and ore in demand by the community ' s service groups Their tuxedo look enhonced rhe effect of sight and sound they present so well 22 1 1 Somebody our rhere isn ' t singing! 2 1962-63 Chomb«r Singers. Row 1 Mike Shelby. Alido Aubry, Corlos Sormiento, Susanna Riley, Rick Nonis, Amy DIessum, Por Dovis, Pom Moroles. Mike Mofson. TIno NWesr Row 2: Dove Lindy, Monico King, Rid y Sonchez, Margie Piozio, Todd Vigilern, Kellie Lenr, Jim Chambers, Judy Heusner Row 3 Carlos Mirondo. Coroline Meyer, Lonny Richardson, Somonrho Droote, Lex Betoot, Suson Cole 3. Chomber Singers Officers Morgie Piozzo, Seaerory, Pom Moroles. Presi denr 4 Whot ore we supposed ro be doing ' 5 Chountiers Officeis: Liso Ringwold. President, Sheri Teromoe, Secretory 6. AAr. C. soys, It ' s beginning to sound betret 7 1962-63 Chountiers: Row 1: Kris Foster. Anno Johnson, Julie Conwoy, Yolondo Johnson. Diono Jones, Dorboro Hollowoy, Donni Kleier, Adrienne Eustic, Susan Droyles, Kim Cochron, bso Ringwold Row 2 Dishonyo Weeroshino, Sheri Teromoe, Lindo Dugg, Decky Arellono, Nikki Kowoi Choirs 20 A CAPPELLA I Deonno Alworrh Dionne Doker Lex Deloot Ann DIessum Amber Doone Keith Dnnl mon Michoel Durns Trocy Cannon Kathleen Cheny Deonno Dovenporr Melanie Deem Debbi Ellior Cindy Fiedler Dovid Flores Kim Gimple Teresa Gregory Jean Griggs Diono Jorrert Kimberly Kemp Suson Kilmer Oridgerr Lons Mary Lorenz Kevin MacCormid-i Mendy MocDonold Jode Mogollones Debbie Morcusson Gory Morrin Annerre Morhews Wode McMullen Coroline Meyer FWlip Milono Lorolyn Monsen Sylvia Montono Lynnerre Mulienoux Coroline Nicolo Mickle Overoll SobreniQ Persoll Nicholos Poyner Kim Quisr Thereso ( eyes Debbe Reynolds Jenee Rue Corherlne Sanchez Mario Stmen Mike Simen Reggie Spencer Seon Spooner Ken Stanford Debbie Strong Joyce Tully Todd Vigiletti Johnno Vinson Michele Wogner Judy Vheeter Tomoko Yono A CAPPELLA II Dennis Allen Srephonie Arterberry Pom DoWes Kim Derg Dorren Doyert Shown Burton Jim Chambers Denise Chopmon Fronk Culberson Melody Cunmnghom Revo Curron Rhodo Doniels Jeonette Delgodo Michelle Dotron Deborah Drennen Korhy Fox Derek Fryer Michelle Gongoro Michelle Grow Donno Guin Kristine Gurrieri Judy Heusner Vickie Hill Elsie Hollond Liso Howord Sherril Howord Eddie Johnson Anthony Joyce Deverly Kobock Morrin Kowoi Tom Kilroy Dovid Lindy Potti Llovero Toni Morrello Deity Moxey Deotrice Mendozo Leotho Merrell Carlos Mirondo Kim Poyne Chorlorte Porrish Melody Roines Lynn Rogers Stocy Ross Vickie Roth Tine Schmod ' ; Andy Seorgeont Mike Shelby Michele Shipp Robbie Sims Angelo Smith Donno Strowger Reggie Thomos Terri Upshow Dorienne Volencio Sonyo Von VIeor Tino West Deth Wilburn C4 Acoppello 1 Mr Conconzoro at he besr . . . direamg 2 Wode McMullen, srudy rhor music 3 Mrs Dedi, where Is rhe choir ' 4 A Coppello I Officers: Coroline Meyer, Women ' s R.epresentorive; Todd Vigilerti, Mole Representorive, Debbie Morcusson. President, Ann DIessum, Seaetory 5 Hey. whor ' s going on over There ' 6 A Coppello II Officers: Derek Fryer, Mole Represenrotive. Vickie Corh, Women ' s Representorive, Terri Upshow, President, Tina Wesr, 5eaerory aSi wwW A LOT OF CLASS The lorgesr choirs on campus ore rhe A Coppello choirs, rorolling 112 members Their owesome vocal sym phony has been furrher occenred by disrincrive new robes rhor were pur- chased or o cost of $10,000. Severol fundraisers were necessary ro pro- vide funds for rhis irem. Monies were also roised by rhe srudenrs for rhe rour of Northern California over Eosrer vQcorion. This rore event, rotolling $25,000, gave the singers o chance to act OS goodwill ombossodors from Rowlond Heighrs Music exuded from the gym on May 12 when Row land High hod their first chance to host rhe Southern Coli forma Vocal Association Festival An- other prestigious first wos the record- ng of double album by rhe choirs, featuring a medley of the A Coppello songs sung throughout the year. The yeor 1982 83 was exrremely produc- rive and was portrayed by their high enrollment and high spirited enthusi- osm ftom within A family like atmo- sphere was created by the closeness and respecr for each other and Mr Contonzoro, who declared, They hove o lot of class Serving as a father figure and coach, John Contonzoro rroins his singers hard, olwoys demonding im- provement from them. His cholleng ing of young people pays off in sotis foction when he sees them rise above their inhibitions ond insecurities to reolize the power and beauty ovoiloble to them through music. SAGA honors the Rowland choirs for their londmork accomplishments in 1982-83 They have helped build school spirit by their active porticipo tion and dedicotion to something in which they believe . Acoppeiio 25 OUTLETS FOP, EXPRESSION r owlond ' s chapter of rhe ColiforniQ Scholarship Federorion, on orgonizo rion for honor srudenrs who meer grode poinr requiremenrs, hod a slow srorr firsr semesrer due ro Mrs Dou monn ' s absence on sicK leave for rwo months After her return, the club be- gon their yeorly ocrivities The club earned money through Dingo Nights and selling condied apples during Western Weel-;, which wos awarded to groduoting members as college fi- nonciol Old Due to their academic excellence, OF members were the recipients of o priviledge day to go to Universal Studios on Morch 21 Also, the Los Angeles Times oworded straight A students with Dodger base boll tickets In oddition. progress is cur rently being mode toward obtoining Norionol Honor Society charter for Rowland High, or press time the school had not yet been notified of qualification. Unlike CSF, Christians on Campus is Q religious club open to all students. Its main goal is to promote spiritual growth through the teachings of the Bible There ore nine teochers in volved with the student officers in co ordinoting activities It ' s exciting , stares advisor Ruben Chomorro The students show good ottitudes and cooperation COC hos been raising money by cleaning the gym after Monday Night Dingo and they attended the gome show Child ' s Ploy This money was used to sponsor a member entering college as well as oiding world mis sionaries At their weekly meetings, the members shared positive personal experiences ond had severol guest speakers, including medico! student Matt Aney, Mr Aney ' s son. Doth CSF and COC provide students an outlet to express themselves and meet others with similar ideals These self enrichment groups encourage Roiders to be all they con I CSF 1 California Scholarship Federation. IXow 1 Erin McReynolds, Jodi Smirh. Angelo Derrer. Joey Zobo, Kohni Coldwell, Su Chon, Jim Nicolo, Gregg Kelley, Dilly King, Guy Fox, Jong Won Row 2. Monico Courrney, Cindy Taylor, Marry Silva, Susonno (Xiley, George Chen, Rhondo Srroire, Geroldine Cruz, Roxono Nessi Row 3 Grace Lee, Jun Cho, Karen Moson, Richord Allmon, Chris Penrose, Mia Ahn, Christine Hermood, Yun Cho, Row 4: Corhy Iron, Par Morrhews, Ginny Schierenbecl , Hoydee Gorcio, Yvonne Lee, Renee Nokoyomo. Claire Kowakishi, Ann Picardo 2, Koren Moson posses our permission slips for Priviledge Doy 3 Chrisfions on Campus. Row 1 Erin McReynolds, Monico Reuss, Iselo Hemer, Par Morrhews, Chuck Cuchiora. Jose Coronodo Row 2 Srephonie Arrerberry, Roberr Agrovonre. Irene Rodriguez, Ron Reblondo, Lindo Chernaboeff, Kim Davis, Caroline Willord Row 3 Monique McAllisrer, Sobrino Somuels, Richard Allmon, Monica King, Angie Arellano, Row 4 Susanna Riley, Lynn Worren. Melisso urkel 4 Angie Arellono exploins rhe COC meeting ogendo 5 Su Chon, CSF presidenr, is caughr off guard or o meerlng. 6 The odvisors, Mr Hale, Mr Chomorro, Mr Hidalgo, ore on integral part of COC Chrisriqns On Compus 27 FOR GIRLS ONLY tL Modern Donee, o doss roughr by Sondro Gurney, moved Inro rheir new quorrers in rhe gym in Septem- ber This cusromized fociliry wos builr wirh donee roils and floor ro ceiling mirrors rhor enoble rhe girls ro worch rheir progress in donee The girls un- dergo extensive rroining in oil rypes of doncing, which broadens rheir obiliries in rhe donee field Providing exper ienced dancers for rhe school musi cols, sroged every orher yeor, hos become very imporronr, as mony of rhe girls come our of rhe donee doss. Every yeor rhe doss purs on o Donee Coneerr which was held in rhe gym on rhe 11rh, where severol groups performed various sryles of doncing, ronging from rop ro boiler The girls really pur on on excellenr show, commenred Mrs. Gurney I om very pleased wirh rheir progress Meer on rhe boseboll diamond, was fomilior messoge in rhe bullerin OS Jim Coppucelli again gorhered ro gerher his 5SR, girls ro prepare for foor boll gomes The group provided on organized cheering section for each Friday night ' s football gome After rhe season ended, rhe group disbanded, however, rhey did go os o group ro Disneyland for a day, or which rime rhe rhree mosr spirired girls were ree ognized 28 Modern Dooce 1 S5R girls join in the fesrivicies of Homeconning 2 SSR officers: Mr Jim Coppuccelli. advisor, Kim Coudill Secrerory, Treosurer, Tonyo Cox. Presidenr 3 Modern Donee: Row 1 Kim Gimple. Llro Joffe, PouIq Korteperer, Anno Claris Row 2 Roso Esrrellodo, Marine Kolojion, Kim Quisr. Johnno Vinson, Tereso Gregory. Renee McDonold, Jackie Volmer, Jennifer Flores. Susan Reeves Row 3 Liso Montono, Krisri McKeever, Cindy Moore, Elizoberh Wilburn, Christine Charles, Isobelle Chris tioens, Tonyo Poindexrer, Pom Oobles, Alioo Momn 4 Renee McDonold, Aliao Mortm, Pom Dobles, and Toyno Poindexter all donee o from 5 Johnno Vinson, Teresa Gregory, Kim Gimple, Kim Quist donee to some serious music 6 Lori Johnson ond Sheri Teromoe enjoy being SSR girls 7 SSR MEMBERS; Row 1 Tonyo Cox, Sue Anno Drezinski, Lori Johnson, Joneen DeAndo, Leeonno Gerry, Denise Lomonr, Kim Whittley, Kim Cochron, Kim Flonigon, Sylvia Montoyo, Down Venobol Row 2 Kim Coudill. Suson Swortez, Donnie Villopondo. Annoliso Gomido. Denise Morquez. Shefi Teromoe. Deonno Joriene, Sonyo Leof. Lynn Worren. Shannon Henery. Jockie Hubert. Louro Romos, Shere Romos. Row 3 Jim Coppuccelli. Michelle Peters, Korhy Johnson, Lynn Rercher. Donni Kleir. Joy Dickweil, Kim Gimple, Susi Grohom. Tino Lomondo. Michelle Peters, Tine Arm strong. Row 4 Shonno Dezuhly, Tino Poolings, Down Zimer, Kelly Norwood, Monico Hernondez, Joseire Hoir, Alicia Mortm, Loune Holl, Row 5 Chuck Cuchioro, April Hoy, Nedro Rondoll, Jennifer Secrestt, Evo Rodriguez, Koren Norton, Angelo Franklin, Adnenne Henderson, Debro O ' Shough nessy SSR 29 BAND MEMBERS Flutes Cenee Nokoyomo Shonnon Penrose MelQnie Wogner Karen Lefoy Toni Cheney Ermo Escono Anno SAvQ Virginia Dogosian Jomilo Doulorzoi Pomoo Novarro Drenda Acosra Jeonine Dotch Kelly Wong Jin Won Oinstol OlaWey Denise Poul Denise Sroff Colleen Hill Allen Websrer Oboes Deboroh Knighi Jennifer Dordoy Clarinets Nicoleire Drown Angelo Derrer Kohni Caldwell L Q Jdley Stephonie Smith Andreo AllnTon Chorlene Egizi Else Esprrazo fXomono Pofiilb Angeto bilrerro Tino Rico Todd McPeok Rito Sondersred RhorxJo Corr Mory Leire AAichelle McGee Deirdre Conner Deboroh Meeuwenburg Enco Anschurz Jeffery Esrrodo Saxophones Mornn Iniguez Karen Gollougher Eric Grow Deon Cozerr Alex Denrley Michoel Richordson Jeanne Arnold Evo Rodriguez Koren Dizub Roberto DeLeon Christopher Dellegio Drion Douligny Roymond Spiker Ronold Porter Trumpen Richard Norris Phillip Dornerre Potnck Ponce Lorry Goroo Andrew Polmeiro Robert Compbell Michoel Gollordo Rick Ferguson John Romirez Christopher Dray Drion Cedlio Eloy Herrero Dyone Jonecric Greg Losseingne Joqueline DeLo Moncho French Horns Roberr Crissinger James Doy Peggy Costro Julie Adouto Kimberly Delbridge Eliziberh Mirondo Lynne Dornerre Loureen Holmberg Trombones Louis Turriogo Michael Patterson Joseph Zobo Janet Kongoiko Charlie Porulon Toe Shin Matt Wishek Fronk Rivera Jomie Miller Melchized Monguoit Kenneth Stonford Scott Russom 5t Chorles Mller Dorlrones Gilbert Potion Erik Androff Douglas Drown Lon Houshron Deon TapiQ Mork Moyer Gregory Phillips Mory Ruppert Delindo Durns Sousaphones Thomas Swezey Leoni Kongoiko Morie Androff David Conklin Drendo Hodd Kowiko Opunui Percussion David Chovez Timothy Reynolds Michoel Mernles Cynrhio Monorrez Dovid Rodes Kenneth Evans Todd Cozett Mork Gordo Gory Peterson Charles Conrod Tony Colderon Kimberly Doker Leslie Thompson Troy Woody Lynn Rogers (mallets) Kellie Lent Christopher Penrose L090 Banners Dona Uder Come Oorcloy Joy Dicknell Denise Dusch Donni Kleier Mono Lomposona Kelly Rhodes Joyce Tully Decky Mortinez 30 0ond tf J 1  i Jf 1. Hey, Enc Grow Vhere is your soxophone? 2 The 1982- 83 Rowland Raider Marching Bond. 3 The drum hne marching in precision or holf nme 4 Joey Zotxi reolly concenrrores on his music ' 5 Mr Gullert pointing which woy ro go MAKE THE MUSIC FLOW DoQsred as being one of rhe lar- gest orgonizorions on campus , rhe Rowland Raider Marching Musicians have numbered 130 members since September, However, rhe work needed ro ensure membership in rhe bond srarred long before rhen. Some members have been playing since elementary school. For one who marches with the Raiders, rhe sched- ule IS demanding Because of their superior repuro- rion OS performers, Rowland ' s bond has mode the school ' s name known around Southern Colifornio. Their hon- ors include leading rhe Fobulous Christmas Lone Parade in December, 1982, placing first in their doss at the Colton Bond Review, and placing eighth in the Double A cotogory ot the All Western Bond Review in Long Deoch. Again, the bond was o parr of rhe Son Diego Moytime Bond Review and marched at Disneyland on June 4 An additional honor was gained when Senior Rick Norns served as o herald rrumpeter in rhe Rose Parade for his second yeor. The Raiders were one of five bands in Southern California to go on Q week long tout of Japan, where the bond members would have only hod to pay air fore. This prestigious honor was declined by the District school board, however, who wisely decided rhot rhe four months to raise rhe money would put on economic hordship on the students. There is o chance, nevertheless, of being invited ogoin for 1984, The bond embarked on a new venture in September when field show competitions odded variety to their ogendo. As a novice in this area, they hove done quite well, achieving two 2nd ' s in their doss. This exempli fied rhe Raiders ' most importont goof people worlsing together for o com- mon purpose that produces a sense of pride and belonging. By concen troting on a specifid show style, they refined this show to o degree that rook them to Dodger Stadium ' s Bottle of rhe Bonds Love of music mokes it oil worth while , remarked George Gullett, In his fourteenth yeor as Director of the Rowland Raider Marching Bond, he admits he gets fotigued at times bur is refreshed when he sees students leorn ro budget their rime, supervise themselves, and moke the music flow . PRECISION OF PERFORMANCE ' Ir means reomwork, dedicorion, and giving up a lor of Things Srored advisor Porr Cornevole when she speote of Rowland High ' s Donderres. The rhirry six girls rhor srorred in Sep- tember knew whar rhey were ger- ring inro when rhey rook rhe chol lenging schedule rhor requires rwo doss periods per doy ond five hours per week of ofrer school procrice dur- ing rhe comperirion seoson The Dond ond Donderres odopred corps sryle of performance os o new oddirion for comperirion. In or- der ro esroblish o four-girl rifle squad, rhe mojorerres were eliminored A special insrrucror was employed ro re- fine rhe squod during rhe foil, ond rhe unir has performed wirh precision since. The orher rwo corogories for comperirion ore roll flog and a rifle roll flag combinorion. Addirionol help has been given by f owland groduore Laurie Doucerre She has been on ossisronr odvisior for rwo years, in- srruoing rhe girls on how ro odd polish ro rheir rourines. The dedicorion ro procrice and per- fecrion hove poid off for rhe girls, bringing addirionol honor ro rhe r(,ow land Donderres Four girls were senr ro rhe 1983 Tournomenr of Pvoses Porode Ginny Schierenbed- , Sharon McColl, Cindy Peocock, and Dobbie Mills were judged on rheir rourines and were chosen over many orher girls ro morch in rhe Tournomenr Honor Dond OS flog beorers. Also, fourreen Donderres compered or Miss Drill Team USA in February Deneorh rhe precision of perfor monce exisrs comrodery, hours of hord work, ond dedicorion They hove builr pride in rheir orgonizonon, rheir school, and Themselves 32 Dondertes r Ail . .At .1— .-♦ n tf. -y - ' -! I. « 1 M S| or ' ' ,. W4 1 BlU Jv 4 Bp B ' - 1 li 1 U v • ? . J ] 1 1 Michelle Weinsrein rhml that first period practice is just too eorlyl 2 Koren Cool . . . Present, ormsi 3 Michelle Vero seems to know where she is going 4 Ginny Schleren beck psychokineticolly mokes the boron float 5 Mrs Cornevole, Dondefte advisor 6 1982-63 Dondetles. Row 1 Jennifer Wilson f ow 2 Dobbie Mills. Gmny Schierenbeck. Suson Morrell Row 3 Kothy Fox. Michelle Vero. Doro Serno. Cindy Peacock. Annette Vera. Michelle Contu. Andrea Goither f ow 4 Christy Drown. Doreen McDonold. Michelle Veinsrein. Andreo Allman. Potii Meons. Karen Means. Vickie Hill. Keren Cook. Ton Anderson. Rhonda Nosh. Sharon McColl. Susan Cooper. Kaihy Mullins. Liso Meroz, Tereso Crouse. Mory Goldner. Kim Selvestet. Irene Leyvo. Carlo McDonold. Sue Emerick. Lorerro Amador Jjm L j IM . 8== - 1 F ' ' ' «- ' ' 1m t ' . fj i i Dandeties 33 1 Vorsity Cheerleaders Cow 1 Leslie Sonderi, Vickie Dueno. Karen Mason, Maria Zore Row 2 Melissa Nelson. Debbie Garely, Robin Gurney 2 Mono Zote orgonizes rhe CTOwd ar Homecoming 3 The combined Pepsiers teod o noonnme roily 4 Ding Zore performs her high kicks wirh eose 5 Vorsity Song Leaders Row 1 Morcello Vellonowerh, Phylls Morrinez- Row 2 Qoire Kowogishi. Jenmfef Fbres Row 3: 5oo Yoon, Yverre Aguilero, Dir g Zore Row 4 Christine Konegoi. Wendy Hoxie 34 Pep J EFFORTS BRING SUCCESS Hardworking, energeric and cre- orive ore rhree words Vera Denoir, Pep advisor, uses when she roll ' « obour rhe girls who belong ro Pep They ser high standards for them- selves, ond their efforts were reward- ed by their successes, she stated. Port of the reoson for the successful year was the method by which the girls were chosen. The judging is no longer done in parr by the girls them- selves, but is done by o ponel of three professionol judges ond two teochers. They grade rhe girls on a point system, and high point girls win. This system eliminated many prob- lems of post years and made for bet- ter Student Body representation on the squads. Another positive addition to Pep was a Sophomore Cheerleading Squad. This team proved to be o valuable assistant to Pep. They re- lieved some other squads of total re- sponsibility by supporting Freshmen and Sophomore teams. These teams, in turn, were pleased with the squod ' s oppearonce. Debbie Gately, o three year mem- ber of Pep was chosen os president while Piobin Gurney was Vice Presi- dent and Cloire Kowagishi was secre- tory-treasurer These girls are respon- sible for the scheduling of the groups at various athletic functions. The girls support all major othletic events and OS many minor events as time and schedule permit. Time is o very short commodity for the girls for they must keep all their grades up, they must practice many hours before and after school and on weekends and still op peor Qt their scheduled events. Because of their crowded sched- ule, the only group to participate in competition was the Song leaders. They entered Arroyo, Miss Drill Team USA,, Mt SAC and Disneyland com petitions. They are most pleased with the Disneyland competition os the girls brought bock o 1st place trophy. As in the post years, Pep wos also in charge of FMOC. They coordinated nominations, were in charge of the FMOC assembly, and sponsored the dance held in the gym on February 4 after the game. During half time in the gome with Los Altos, Debbie Ga- tely onnounced Paul Peloso as the winner of Famous Man On Campus. This year ' s squads fulfilled most of the objectives that they ser for them- selves and supported the school in many positive ways, Mrs Benoit concluded. Pep 35 J 06 Pep Tino Lee performs during a roily 2 The crowd response or o wrestling march wos superb 3 Vera Denoir, Pep Advisor 4 JV ond Frosh Soph cheerleoders clop os rhe foorboll ream is iniroduced 5 JV Cheer Row 1 Michelle Dovis, Yvonne Lee. Chrisrine Hermono, Cindy Korreperer, Cothy Morlow Row 2 Kelly Howard, Joner CSornerr Row Undo Hoxle 6 Frosh Soph Cheer. Row 1 Sobrina Fusterer, SherrI Cowrhon Row 2 Missy Yosi, Annerre Mathews Row 3 Tino Lee Pep 37 J CLUBS PROVIDE SERVICE Service Is rhe major idea behind rwo clubs on campus. Girls League is o school oriented organizorion for oil girls, while Inrerocr is more of a com- muniry service organizarion. Girls League sponsors, supports, and aides in many acriviries rhor ore held by rhe school Again as in rhe post, rhe orgonizorion provided guides for Bock ro School and Open House The Chrisrmas Formal, hov ev- er, is rhe moin evenr sponsored by rhe league. The dance wos held or rhe Anaheim Convenrion Cenrer ond California provided rhe music The enrire evening proved ro be o sue cess- Another evenr held vvos rhe all nighr slumber porry in the gym. De couse inreresr in rhe parry increased, more girls enjoyed rhe fashion show, rhe midnight movies and rhe all nighr snocl-a The girls hod a marvelous rime, bur rhe chaperones were cer roinly glad when 800 A.M came and rhe girls were senr home Inrerocr, on rhe orher hond, is o club sponsored by Rorory Club, ond emphosizes communiry service. The club is currenrly in its second year of operorion ond hove experienced on increase in membership. They re- peated their rrip ro Tijuana ro oid rhe orphans in the orphanage there. They rook clorhes for rhe children and also food and gomes ro shore wirh rhem. Ir is olwoys educorionol, sror ed odvisor Steven Woylett, for sru- denrs in rhe United States to see the conditions under which orhers live Anorher service that mode rhe dub members more aware of life was helping wirh rhe Speciol Olympics in the spring The srudents go owoy with o higher level of aworeness of the difficulties thot others face. Awareness of rhe difficulries thot oth- ers is o primary importance in rodoy ' s society. % 38 Oris leogue 1 Kara Heminger ond groduore Monuei Flores ore enjoying rhe done ing or the Winrer Formol 2 Girls League Row 1 Kelly Gollogher, Regino Dominguez, Caroline Willord, Kory Dunn, Morci McEwen, Oerh Porris. Chen Golvez Row 2 Irene Reynolds, Jinn Vineyard, Kim CoudPI, Rondee Deurrer, Gino Zippi, Suson Lance, Sherry Willoughby, Connie Peregrern, Sonyo Doker. Tomero Crowell Row 3 Vincent 5ilvo, An gelo Perez, Joonne Diaz Row 4 Chrisnno Eckerr, Gory Tordivel, Kelly Lewis, Krisn McKeever Row 5 Chrisri Drown, Ding Zore, Soo Yoon, Ronnie Reblondo, Qaire Kowogshi, Rosemary Resendez, Esrher Kim, Kelly Chong, Yvonne Lee, Wendy Lud ' iuck Row 6 Jill Uechi. Corhy Weorherbie, Kelly Howard, Kelly Caraway, Joner Dornerr, Julie Her nondez, Angela Lynch, Pom Dobler, Tonya Poindexrer Row 1. Susan- na Horn. Tino Lomondo, Jod ie Volmer, Alioc Aubry, Annette Costro. Jackie Veotherbie Row 8 Leslie Sounders, Debbie Gotely, Mono Zore, Christy Corrillo, Virginia Gogosion, Shouno Dezuhly, Jennifer Voldez, Anne Gomido, Stephanie Gollego, Mindy Chong. Susono Verdugo, Leslie Leon 3 Erin McReynolds discussed club ocrivines or o noontime meering A President of Gitls League, Queen Annette Costto, ihonks the students for choosing her os queen 5 Interoct Club: Row 1 Esther Kim, Grace Lee, Susono Riley, Julie Letsi i, Wendy Portillo. Joonno Villodores, Debbie Villodores Row 2 Vincent Silvo, Jimit Melto, Koihy Ortiz, Steve Tow, Joonne , Cotlos Sormiento, Angie Atellono, Row 3 Erin Mc Reynolds, Lynne Ambtose. Christine Eckett, , Phil Dornerr, Christine Charles, Cindy Peocock, Row 4 Eun Kwon, Debbie Lemon. Stephonie Tefunkhkion. Dorlo Padillo, Doniello Dorboto. Row 5 Ronnie Reblondo, 5u Chon, Chris Koch. Jun Cho 6 Su Chon. Angie Arellono, Vince SilvQ. James Vineyord volunteer to deon the gym Interoct 3P 1 1962-83 Lettetmen. l ow 1 Chris Alvarez, Kenny Gollordo, Won Flores, P.ow 2 Aoron Meeitt, Marry Silvo, Roberr Sr Onge. Tom Losonsky, Doug Corrosco Row 3 Mil e Hernondez, Darren Dionken ship, Leonord Conchoio, William Corrosco, Jeremy Woo Som, Dennis Whire Row 4. Dovid Means, Chorles Snen, Albert Espinozo 2 Leslie Leon shoots for 2 os Coach Hole watches in omozemeni 3 Mrs Koerner hos found her donkey to be more stubborn rhon she is 4 Tom Ammon can ' t do onything until he gets bock up on his donkey ' ■ The Letterclub officers make decisions by orm wrestling ' 6 1962-83 Letrergirls. Row 1 Shon Droyles, Liz Loyo, Suson Scolto, Etin Eicliei. f enee Nokoyomo, Koren Gormon, Denise Durton fXow 2 Toni Scoiro, Sfierri Willioms, Cindy Morrel, Jomie Corrol, Cindy Hoys. Cloire Kowogi shi Row 3 Kenie Oroihers, Coroline Willord, Debbie Smith, Virginia VonHerwoorden, Cone Kospordlov, Connie Peregretti 40 Letic moii Lerrerclubs Ride On Navy blue jockers. rrimmed in gold ond adorned wirh letrers ond medals mokes recog nirion of rhe orhleres on rhe fXowlond compus eosy Anorher form of recogniotio recogninon IS membership in either the Lettermen or Let tergirls dubs Although oil who hove lettered ore eligible for membership, the students op peor to be opothetic as only opproximately twenty five members of each group ottend meetings regulorly Activities for the letterclubs include the trodi tionol Donkey Doskerboll Gome which wos held in the gym on Morch 22 In this contest rhe students were determined to get the best of the foculty again Secondary duties for the clubs included ushering duties or ossemblies ond graduotion and the rounding up of people to attend gome show rapings, which brought nrxjney into rhe clubs treosuries Any money earned by rhe clubs has gone roword the purchose of spotrs trophies ond equipment for athletics Being a member of the letterclubs demon strores o person ' s level of committment to Rowlond ' s athletic progrom, which is on impor tont aspect of school life Each club wos orginol ly formed to recognize the superior athletes ond to orgonized them for school service Al- though separate, they work for the some re- sults ond hove similar goals and ospiro tions — rhot of improving the image of (Xow land High School through orhletics it ' Letiergirls 41 EXPANDED CULTURAL AWARENESS The successful David ond Lisa, the conrinuing Drown Dog Theorre, ond rhe uproonous producrion of Mome. oil spon sored by rhe Dromo Deporrmenr or Row land, provided srudenrs rhe opporrumry ro expend rheir culrurol oworeness Mr Jor- don, rhe Drorrxa Cooch, srored, I am especiolly pleosed wirh rhe high quoliry of performances rhor ore being performed here For srudenrs inreresred in seeing rhe rheorre, Rowland ' s dromo progrom has oil I ' ynds of offerings The Drown Dog The orre hosred severol noonrime perfor monces rhroughour rhe yeor Revo Cur ran and Derh Villiams oppeored in The Children ' s Hour and Terri Upshow and Dorren Doyerr oppeored in The Star Spangled Girl, rwo ocrs enrered in rhe Srore Conference. The srudenrs also viewed Asylum, o one ocr pby which wQs performed or rhe Rio Hondo Fesrivol. Orher lunchrime ocrs included mono- logues, skirs ond Mime ocrs The orher offerings include rhe fall and spring ploy ond rhe musicol produced every orher year The Thespions ore on inregrol porr of all of rhe dromo presenrorions This group is mode up of srudenrs whose conrriburions ro dromo hove been recognized on a srare level One of Thespions mojor evenrs in rhe yeor wos being hosr ro rhe Srore Conference of Thespians or Chop- mon College m February The guesr speaker or rhis evenr wos Riro Moreno of West Side Story fame The group also roured rhe Shuberr Theorre and sow o performonce of rhe play Amodeus. Decoming o Thespian is rhe high poinr of ony drama srudenr ' s high school co- reer Ar rhor rime rhey are given o pin signifying rheir membership in rhe sociery. Wearing rhis pin s so imporronr rhor mem bers who forger are senrenced ro one week of weoring o Thespian beonie (There sure were o lor of members who hod ro weor beonies ) Drorrxj ' s conrriburion ro Rowland High School is immense ond requires hours of dedicorion ond service When osl- ed obour rhe rigorous schedule demonded by dromo, Mr Jordan replied Compler ing o successful yeor is olwoys a good feeling However, I om alreody looking forword ro nexr year and rhe challenges ir offers. 42 Drom-.j 1 Margie Piozzo, Somoncho Brooks, and Lynne Rogers do rheir ponroyd of rhe rhree witches from McDeth. 2 Deth Willioms and Revo Curron discuss rtieir problem in o scene from The Children ' s Hour. Thespians. Row 1 Tern Upshow, (Xevo Curron. Michelle Shipp Row 2 Pom Mo oles. Deth Wilburn, Vickie Rorh, Beverly Kobock. Lynne Rogers Row Amr. ' er Boone, Dorren Boyett, Kevin McCormick, Lex Beloii, Tom Athonosion. 4 Tern Upshow rells Darren Boyett. in a scene ftom Star Spangled Girl, rhot she wonti him to kiss her 5 Richotd Sonchez does his rendition of the Onenroi rrxjnservonr. 6. Drama Club. Row 1 Beth Wiibutn. Pom Moroles. Revo Curron. Suson Schwortz Row 2 VKikie Roth. Motgie Piozzo, Fronk Culberson, Richord Son Chez, Tom Athonosion, Melody Rolnes, Jenmfet 5echtest Row 3 Amber Boone, Beverly Koback, JcxJi Smith, Sheryl Walsh, Dora Serno. Row 4 Tern Upshow, Chris Bray, Lex Deloot, Michelle Shipp, Eric Wiliioms Row 5; Andy Seargent, Derek Fryer, Brian Hastings, Dorrne Boyett. Kevin McCormck. Lynne Rogers, David Undy Dromo 40 REPUTATION HELD TRUE One orgonlzorion whose worte con be found rhroughour the campus IS VICA. They hove always hod o repurarion of conrriburing ro rhe com- muniry end rhe school, and rhis repu rorion held rrue ogam Through rheir 1982 Annuol Chnsrmas Dosker Pro gram, 250 boskers of food were dis- rribured ro rhe needy in rhe Rowland Heighrs ' communiry They oiso con srrucred lunch benches for rhe Senior Moll. Leadership rroining and skills ore imporronr ro VICA In order for rhe members ro receive rroining and help, rhey orrend Leadership Work shops Two of rhem were held or Donelli Regional Pork and Palm Springs High School The members also had an oppor- runiry ro compere wirh rheir skills or several Skill Olympics They orrend ed Poly Royal Days or Son Louis Obispo, The Southern Regional Skills Olympics, and rhe Stofewide Leadership Conference and Skills Olympics or Socramenro- VICA ' s mosr ombirious endeavor so far rhough, has been rhe consrruc- rion of rwo sheds on compus for sror oge The firsr shed is complered and consrrucrion has begun on rhe second one While rhe money for mareriols came from SIP, rhe lobor was all don- ored by VICA srudenrs. The ocruol consrrucrion rook 4 monrhs VICA ' s service ro rhe school hove been invaluable Mr Hidalgo has been rhe advisor for some rime and srored, I hope ro conrmue ro work for rhe srudenrs ond rhe school rhrough VICA Ir is o program for rhe srudenr rhor worte, I om proud ro be Irs odvisor F iK ' iiitiifjif! M VICA r 1 Henry Colistro diicusses Q point wirh VICA odvisor Mr Arr Hidolgo 2 Cement pouring and smoothing begins for the first shed 3 VICA. [Xow 1 f oberr Agrovonte, Jin Won, Chris Alvorez, Jerry Di Pierro fXow 2 Henry Colistro, Elios Gonsolves, Cioudio Mercodo, Lizo Dimoronon, n,ichord Allmon, Arthur Soen z, Monico [ uess, Icelo Hemer, Art Hildogo r ow 3 Timmothy Cummings, Dovid Chobolla, Morl Honlon, Dryon IXowell, Eugene Ton, Eddie Kosoreff 4 Two VICA srudenrs put the finishing touches on the froming for the shed 5 Oowling Club. Row 1 Liso Viguerio, Luello Correre Row 2 Lorry Goroo, Monlyn Fletcher, Scort Row 3 Donald Truox, Deon Smith, Ernie Zorzo, Jon Frompron Dewing 45 Frouke Moebius West Germany Rowlond is Q greor school! There ore quire o lor of differences berween Wesr Germany and rhe United Stores. Where I come from, we hove school from 8 AM to 1 PM., bur no lunch break. We also hove o short school day on Saturdays. Somerimes, in rhe upper grades, dosses ore in rhe cfrer- noon. Porricipotion in class counts o lot. We hove on average of thirteen dosses, some only two periods a week. I think rhot gives a broader field of srudy A second big difference is the di- mote. Everything is green except the streets and buildings of course. In the winter we normally hove up to ten inches of snow, which I go cross-coun- try skiing in. Here ' s another interesting foo; In Germany you hove to be eighreen ro drive o cor, bur you con drink beer when ; ou are sixreen (no whiskey or high alcohol, rhough) ' I like school here a lor, though I don ' t prefer eirher Americo or Ger many over rhe other. Tomoko Yono Japan Americans ore more open and honest thon people in Jopon. They ore also more open about their feel- ings When my friend wos upser, I osked her how she was feeling, ex- pecting her to say she was alright. To my surprise, she replied, I ' m so rired, I don ' t wont to stay here If she wos Joponese, even rhough she feir bad, she would hove said rhor she wos O K in order not to hurr my feelings, I am glad ro be oble to go to a public school just like on American srudenr In Jopon on American stu- dent would hove to go to o school where reochers speak English. My host family is really nice. They rreot me just like a member of their own I wonr ro rerurn here some doy ro visit ogoin. April, 1982, when I first heard that I could come to Colifornio as a foreign exchange student, I tried to imogine what my year here would be like. Until I finally arrived in August, I hod no ideo how much the United States would be different from Finlond. My first impressions obout the Americans ore only posirive People ore very friendly, ond rhey rreor me as o friend, nor only o visitor There is olwoys someone ro help me if I need advice Rowland High is much lorger rhon my school bock home in Finland, ond ir required fewer ocodemic subjects Forrunorely, I did not have any diffi- culty settling into a new school Living here in Rowland Heights, 6ne of many rhings I imagined in April, hos become dear ond familiar ro me. Finding our new rhings oboof ■ your counrry hos been o pleosonr experience When I leove in July, I will rake o port of Colifornio with me. ond it will olwoys remain in my heart. 46 Foreign Exdxmge Siudenis 1 hod ren monrhs ro spend In Coli- you have rhe some classes every fornia before 1 hod ro rerurn ro Fin day and you con choose whor you land. 1 hove leorned o lor during rhe wonr ro srudy. In Finland we hove rime 1 have been here 1 changed differenr dosses every day, ond we school and hosr family in December con ' r choose rhe subjecrs ond 1 come here ro Rowland High 1 love rhe wearher here in Colifor School 1 rhink rhor is rhe besr rhing nio! Ir is summer olmosr all yeor long, rhor has happened to me here in LA. Ir is summer ro me becouse winrer in 1 like Rowlond High o lor People Finlond is reolly cold, snow all over, here are friendly ond easy ro ger bur here ir is so nice ond warm, along wirh. Also, rhe reochers are so 1 rhink rhis year is going ro be a helpful and nice. good and exciring experience for Schools here in LA ore bigger rhan me, ond I ' m glad rhor 1 wonted ro be Pirjo Ikonen Finland schools in Finland. And rhe whole on exchange srudenr. school sysrem is differenr roo. Here The firsr month in Americo was very hard, bur my feelings chonged when I serried down in o new fomily, I ' ve mer a lot of differenr people who ore all so nice, maybe nor rhat deep, bur interesting. The rown in Belgium where I come from is so much differ- enr rhon Rowland Heights oreo, bur now I am adopted School is fun, but I wos surprised obour all rhe rules. The reochers here communicate more wirh rhe sru- denrs, ond there is an open relotion ship between rhe rwo. The Rowland compus seems olive from early in the morning until the ofrernoon. What I Connor really ger used ro is rhe most Americans go ro work or school so early in rhe morningi Whor I am also surprised obour is the fantastic way of Americon life, especiolly in religion. I really didn ' r ex- pect rhor there were so many believ- ers ond so many kinds of beliefs. American people ore so open to foreigners. For me, it wos a big change because in Europe we ore more conservative and bourgeois. The conrinenr, rhe people, ond rhe customs ore differenr from Belgium It is for rhor reason rhor borh hove their own chorm Isabelle Chrisfioens Belgium Poivi Ulmonen, Finland , y1il ' d ' lf -Uw l t t , 7 Foreign Excl onge Studenrs 47 CULTURAL ENRICHMENT FOR STUDENTS Becoming owore of culrurol differ- ences has always been o porr of learning o foreign language Because dossrocm rime is ofren llmlred, rhe language deparrmenr reochers spon- sor clubs rhor provide cultural enrich- ment for rhe srudenr. These clubs now rake rhe place of rhe Inrerna- rional Club rhor disbonded due ro a lad ; of srudenr inreresr. The German Club Is rhe oldesr of rhe clubs on campus ond has Judy Grobler for on od visor One of rhe mosr imporronr culrurol experiences rhe club parrlclpares In is Ocroberfesr The members also plonned, cooked, and shored a rradirionol German Chrsrmos dinner before Chrlsrmos. The srudenrs rhoroughly enjoyed re- seorchlng and preponng rhe dishes Miss Grobler commenred: Ir was reolly o nice occasion for all who por- ncipored The orher rwo clubs ore currenrly In rheir firsr yeor ond ore really sorr of feeling rheir way The French Club, whose advisor is Rose Ooumonn, spend o good porr of rheir meermgs srudying various ospecrs of rhe French culrure Their big curing for rhe year wos Q visir ro o resrouronr rhor serves French cuisine. One rhing rhe sru- denrs quid- ly found wos rhor French food Is expensive, commenred Mrs Doumonn. The Spanish Club also has culrurol awareness as a main parr of Irs func rion Irs advisors are Rubin Chomorro and Ardlrh Donron Because rhe club is in irs firsr year of operorion, rhe group ocriviries hove been limited They hove hod culrurol dinners or various parents ' homes, where rhe food sen ed had irs origir s in certain Span- ish-speaking countries In order to raise money ro supporr rhis kind of ocriviries, rhe club orrended severol gome shows rhroughour rhe yeor Mr Chomorro srored, Nexr year rhe club will be better organized and the activities for rhe members will be im- proved These rhree clubs ore worrhy suc- cessors ro rhe international Club They hove provided a source of cultural awareness of other countries for rhe students ot Rowland ' 48 Foretgn Lonquoge 1 French Club. Row 1 Ooudio Mercado. PquIq Kortepeter. Annerre Casrro, Andrew Fohmy, McArthur Alegre, Ron Reblondo. Lencio Son dovol, Cindy Copelond. Mindy Toylor, Row 2 Mio Espinoso, Groce Lee, Condy Solhok. Row 3 Jim Vineyord, Monno Kalojion, Young Kwon, Debbie Oorrogon, Row 4 Annerte Morhews. Bonnie Villapondo, Lisa Jolley, Robert Skoggs Row 5 Gigi Rosos, Aido Duron. Ellen Sondovol, Chorisso de Nijis. 5herry Willoughby Row 6 Tommie Cole, Moriy Durrios, Tommy Zovinsky, Danny LoRose, Wendy Chong, Ondy Toylor 2 German Club. Row 1 Jin Lee, Mitchell Apodoco, Row 2 Ted Kim, Moon Poik, Andy Seargeont Row 3 Mork Honlon, Mono Apodoco, Cindy Peocock, Kyung Kim Row 4 Christopher Ching, John Fox, Corlos Sormiento, Esther Kim, Rom Reblondo Row 5 Kristi Drown, Vince Silvo, Sue Emerik 3 Vince Silvo discusses a point with Miss Grobler, the German Club odvisor 4 Sponish Club Officers. Nicki Mc Guil, Gena Sondovol, Rendi Abel, Juon Moroton, Den Hockenhull, Judy Homo moto 5 Spxinish Club. Row 1 Artemo Morton, Morio Aguos, Judy Wheeler, Isooc Rodriguez, Young Kwon, MocArthur Alegre, Mio Espin ozo Row 2 Sharon White, Cindy Monreol, Josel Holt, Srephonie Smith, Letticio Valdermon, John Elston, Rony Mook Row 3 Tommy Cole, Ano Silvo, Melonie Wogner, Lorraine Holberg, Jim Vineyord Row 4 Richord Cota, John Fronco, Kelly Wong, Anno Lisso Gomido, Mono Torjedo, Lynne Dornerte Row 5 Gory Lo Rose, Gino Delo Torre, Roni Reblondo, Christine Hermono, Mio Ahn. Andy Pol Miera Row 6 Cloire Kowagishi, Kelly Howord, Debbie Gotely, Leslie Sander, Michelle WiL lioms, Erma Escono, Kelly Reordon 1 H Lf - biD g s  - iff if .Uf .f ' ' ' f idKmMr A 1 Foreign Longuoges 49 I UNDERCLASSMEN In 1820, on act passed by congress gave roilroods rhe power ro carry possen- gers and ro use sreom locomotives; thus begon one of rhe greoresr eras in rrovel ling, on era rhor now con be found only in railway museums situated around tfie country ond in o few places where inde pendent toilroods still run narrow gouge steam locomotives for vocationers. This era is rhe Age of Sreom Possenger Ser- vice. Once possenger service begon, expon- sion was ropid, Finonciol gionrs vied for roilrood rights, while cities and towns in rhe East were linked by ribbon-like stretch- es of ttock. While troin service in the West became avoibble in 1856, it wasn ' t until 1869, at Promontory, Utoh, that a golden spike wQs driven on May 10th, marking the joining of the Eost and the West by railroad. The building of the railroads octoss the country changed the face of Americo. It enabled people ro live outside the city while commuting bock and fotth from home by troin. The train also morked rhe end of rhe covered wagon trolls os peo- ple could rrovel faster ond safer by trgin. America become mobile. Vost oreos of land were opened ro settlers, and fotms proliferated octoss the country. Cities and towns grew ,up along the train righr of- woys, while farmers and ranchers, able ro move rheir produas ro o market in rhe city, prospered. As more and more people took the train, better and berrer services became ovQiloble ro the possengers. Sleeper cors were added to make several days jour- ney on a rrain more comfortable. With the advent of the Diner cars, people no longer had ro corry rheit food oboord, but were able to eat in the Dining cot. Qub cors ond bars added ro rhe convenience ond comforts roilroods offered its ttavei lers. Trovelling ocross rhe Unired Srotes be- came an exdring and pleasurable five day trip. The londscope rolled efforrlessly by rhe windows on rhe troin, wirh eoch rown along the way marked by a depot sporting o woter rower and the name of the town. Dig cities built beautiful marble and brick edifaces artesting to the great- ness of the sreom giant. America ' s romance wirh rhis genrle gi- onr con be found in rhe music wrirren ocross the yeors. John Henry porrroys the block man on the railroad ortempring ro forsroll mechanization. Casey Jones tells rhe story of the engineer who scorched the tails wirh his engine. Other songs such as Wobosh Connonboll ond The Orange Blossom Special deal wirh individual railroad lines, while Choton- ooga Choo Choo became a million re- cord seller during rhe Dig Oond Ero, Lorer rhe music echoed rhe demise of passenger rrovel when The City of New Orleons sroted: This train ' s gor rhe dissop- peorin ' roilrood blues. The peek of sreom rrovel, ironically, marked rhe beginning of rhe end of sreom passenger travel when the advent of other merhods of rronsporrorion rook irs place. In 1934, an experimenrol diesel unir held on overoge of 77.6 MPH, ond rhe Age of rhe Deisel began. Alrhough the companies arrempted to streamline rhe sreom engine, rhe odvonroges posed by rhe deisel soon prevailed. Also, rhe family cor and rhe olrplone as o means of rrovel improved significantly, furrher eroding roil- rood possenger service. The Age of Sreom passenger rrovel dedined markedly afret World Wor II, re- ploced by a rol-ien service colled Amtroc rhor is run by the governmenr. Todoy oil ocross rhe counrr , in large dries ond smoll towns olike, stand old train depots in a silent tribute to on oge of roilroodirig rhar has ended. No bnger do people srond in long lines that snake around lobbies; no longer do hands and foces busily sell rickets out of rows of ticket windows; no longer do people happily greer each other nor people reorfully soy goodbye on plorforms by the rroins; no longer is heard rhe drown-our All oboord nor rhe quick blosrs on rhe sreom whistle that filled the nights; ond no longer do huge douds of steam tise in the air, nor rhe roils bend under rhe massive wheels carrying people ro their destino- tions. Only o srroy breeze now ond rhen disrurbs rhe dust that settles on the floor, on rhe counrers, and on rhe benches. Silence now fills the space once filled with the noise of people. Gone is the greor Age of Sreom Passenger Service Junior Class Officers Yvonne Lee. Vice-Presidenr Dennis Nodal. Presidenr Erin Fousone. Secrerory Melisso Nelson. Treosurer JUNIORS , ' Dovid Abboti Scorr Ackermon Morcos Aguilor 5ung Ahn Rhondo Aiello Lorry Alcorn McArrher Alegre Dennis Allen Gonzogo Alvo Chrs Alvorez Sylvia Alvorez Lorerro Amodor Elviro Anoyo (Xhondo Andersen Cynrhio Anderson Deon Anderson Michelle Anderson Shoron Anderson Erik Androff Gino Anzelde Doniel Arogon Undo Arevolo Joelle Arios Willie Arosngui Roberr Arvizu Croig Asendorf Sonyo Asl-selond Srephen Atchison Thomos Arhonosion Rebecco Avilo Pometo Dobles Denise Doco Sonio Doker Dovid Dolber Chrisrine Dorelo Drent Dornert Suzonne Doroz Lilion Dorrigo C indy Deozley Phillip Dejorono Dovid Dencomo 54 Juniors Alex Denrley Sheri Denron Kimberly Derg Frances Oerner Jerry Derhel Rondee Beurrer Shown Dlokesley Dello Dlinzler Eorl Bourne Pomelo Bourne Kevin Bowler Thomos Drodburn Dione Broido Melody Brenno Adnenne Brenrs Kenie Brorhers Anrhony Broughron Chnsrino Brown Vickki Bueno Sandra Burn Tony Burries Shown Burton P-obin Busch Samuel Cobon Monico Cobello Dennis Calderon Henry Colisrro Theresa Colles Robert Carpenter Doug Corrocso Williom Corrosco LuellQ Correre Michael Correre Anrhony Carter Chad Correr Steven Carter Margaret Castro Kim Coudill Lerioo Centurion Robert Chocon Roger Chong Juniors 55 Wendy Chong Dense Chopmon Liso Chovez Chris Chen George Chen Jun Chong Liso Chow Ellen Chun Denise Clork Louro Clork Tom Clork Thereso Coffey Suson Cole Tomi Cole Cynthio Conorzer Sondro Conover Koren Cormolis Cheryl Cornelius Chris Corners Richord Coro Mortho Cowon Tonyo Cox Wendy Crowford Tommy Crowell Chuck Cuchioro John Cummings John Cunninghom Korhy Curren Anno Dobols Kim Dolbridge Vince Donner Eric Dovenporr Pot Dova Coihy Decorpo )6 Juniors Jesus Dehoyos Gino DeLororre Jeoneit Delgado Oscor Delgodo Kim Dempsey Chorisso Denijs Joonne Dioz Joonne Digoudio Julion Dizon Angie Domondon Pete Dorcich Michelle Dorron Khomseng Douongphochonh oh Drennen Dionn DuCluson Pihondo Duron Enn Eicher Treosho Ellior Sue Emenck Kimberly Engeiberr Rebecco Espinoso R,oso Estrellodo Deeno Esrorgo Andy Fohmy R.ex Follis Erin Fousone Mike Fitch Eric Fleming Dovid Flores Denise Flores James Flores Michelle Flores John Fox Derek Fryer Juniors 57 Sung Chuo Fuon Verna Goil Ken Gollardo Michoel Gollordo Dennis Gomolindo Alberr Gorcio Eusebid Gorao Irmo GarciQ Gory Gorcio Michelle Gorcio Robert GovelQ Guy Girchell Jim Good Kennerh Gomez Mario Gomez Stephen Gomez Chris Gonzalez fXoquel Gonzolez Raymond Goodmori Shown Goodmon Koren Gormon Sruorr Gray Don Greene John Griffir Eric Grovv Michelle Grow Donno Gum Robin Gurney Krisrme Gurrien Alberr Guransliy Roy Guzmor Judy Homomoti Eugene Homiltor Roger Hongei Mark Hanlori 58 Juniors Mmothy Honno jeon Horren Jennifer Harrison :)rion Hastings [Aichard Havely icela Hemer Korhy Hepler Alicio Hemondez Julie Hernandez Michelle Hernandez Eloy Herrero Sergio Herrero P.oberr Hoffman Elsie Hollond Elizaberh Holt Vicki Homonn Lori Houshton Kelly Howord Moi Hue Huo Mei Jul Huong Show Dril Huong Jomes Hughes Teresa Hughes Vergie Humboldt Michelle Humes Edward Ingram Martin Iniguez Ricky Iwig Pio Mone Jacinto Liso Jocltton Lita Joffe Dyone Janecric Juniors 59 60 Juniors Hey. Dud The pizza goes over here ' soys Francis Derner The year 1982 83 was o great year for rhe Junior doss of ' 84 The doss was really into school splnr They sponsored a Tie day and a Hor day on which all juniors were encouraged ro wear this apparel irem ro school Mosr juniors became involved On Tie Doy oil kinds, colors, and sizes were hung around rhe necks of juniors Some were so large rhor rhe owners were obscure behind rhem Hot Doy wos also o big success The hors bobbed obove rhe crowds, making rhe juniors srond our in o crowd The doss olso sponsored o Rec Nighr in November Gomes, hordogs, and music were rhe order of rhe nighr. Could These two really be rhe Scorro twins ' Mimi Tron soid, I didn ' t do it, Sonyo Doker did ' Mosr in orrendonce seemed ro hove a blosr. This nighr was as successful as rhose held in rhe posr The mosr imporronr event of the yeor sponsored by the junior doss was rhe Junior Senior Prom Dolboo Povillion was on ideolic spor for the donee, it wos a nighr to remember The people attending stated thot it wos one of the best that had ever been planned When QsKed how rhe juniors felt about being seniors next yeor, they responded with various answers An gelo Perez said It is going to be excellent It will be the best senior year on record I con hardly woiti Juniors 61 Thomos Jorboe Cioriso Jouregui Deonna Joe Diano Joe Lo Tonyo Johnson Tonya Johnson Tomi Johnsron Tiffony Jones Deverly Kobock Marine Kalodjion Christine Konegoi Kondie Konigowski Claire Kawoglshi Martin Kowoi Ginger Delecy Tom Kierr Esther Kim In Sook Kim Kyung Kim Kyung Kim Ted Kim Tracy Koehler LeonI Kongoiira Poulo Kortpeter Eun Kwon Mono Lomposono Cheryl Lonkford Michoel Lonrz Shown Lorison Roberr Lorsen Dewirr Lorhom Cheryl Loudermon Thoo Le Jon Sen Lee Jin Lee Yvonne Lee Moriho Lemos Kellie Lent Leslie Leon Richord Leon Kathleen Lewis Kelley Lewis Rebecca Lieu Dovid Lindy Fobiolo Looizo Chrsitino Lok Porricio Lombord 62 Juniors DouglQi Longsworrh Jorge Lopez Ted Lopez Thomos Losonsky Michael Louviere Elizoberh Loyo Jeffrey Loyer Vendy Luckcuck Aileen Luno Chou Ly Colleen Mogollones Ano Mogollones Shonno Mogill Peter Moniorus Hecror Monzono Robert Morkoski Tom Mortello Cothy Moriindole Deno Morrinez Thom os Morrinez Voyne Moss Terence Morhls Porncl ' t Matthews Andre Mouldin Cynthio Moxwell Dovid Moxwel Sharon McColl John McGuire Kristi McKeever Cinceroy McLeon Liso Mc Leon Lori McPherson Beorricie Mer doza Liso Meroz Cloudio Mercodo Juniors 60 Leorho Merrell Jomes Mertz Kevin Miller Lorry Miller Carlos Miranda Michael Mlrondo Richord Mirona.j Mono Molina Crysrol Monr-. Anrhony MO - Cynihio Moore Christine Mora Lydio Mc Arremio Morotc Desiree Merer Louis Morer Scon Morewooc 5uson Morrf Robert Morivec Paul Movio Deih Moyt Gorrett Mullenot • Steven Munc. Siocey Munr Michoel Murili Shelly Murph, John Murro. Dennis Nodi Renee Nokoyon Ross Nor ' Ramon Novon Dorlene Neisc Melisso Nelsr Joner Nietneic Elizoberh Ndivr Alon Osc Robeft ONe Dennis Ooger Koren Orozcf- Scott Ouelletic- 64 JuruofS Jeonnie Pork Sreven Porker Undo Pormelee Lorerto Porro Chorlotie Porrish Jill Poscoe Dipok Porel Gilberr Porlon Cynrhio Peocod ' S Henry Perez IXichord Person Michoel Perric Lisa Perry Morgorer Piqzzq [ oberr Pierce Tonyo Poindexrer Corl Pongs Luis Posodo Richord Porrs (Xory Prorr Dense Preston Morrin Pyle Doniel Quirk Gilberr Quiros Knstino Quiros IXoberr Rodecki Melody Roins Jesse Dehoyos soys, Were you talking to me ' Juniors 65 Karen Romozerrer Jamie Romirez Nedro Randoll Sreven Raper Mono P.OZ Kelly Reordon Gerundio Reblondo Denny Reed Christine Renfrew Rosemory Resendez Monica Reuss Richord Reuss Mork Reyes Theodor Reyes Irene Reynolds Monuel Reynoso Rachel Reynoso Soul Reynoso Michoel Richordson Anno Rideour Morrin Rois Down Roberrs Wilson Roberrson Ernest Rodnguez Michelle Rodriguez Ezekiel Rodriguez Jose Rcxjriguez Dovid Ross Victor Rublo MIchele Sobin Dovid Solos Richard Sonchez Just as good as Larry. Moe, and Curly but m reoliry, Minzi Taylor, Cindy CopelonO. ana Vince Donr 66 Juniors Leslie Senders Lencio Sondovol Ricky Sonpedro Enck Sonrono Fronk Sonroyo Dernodetre Sormienro Croig Schoffer Ginnetre Schierenbeck Tino Schmock Stephen Schoenhofen Antonio Scorto Suson Scotio Paul Scribner Andtew Seorgeonr Scott Seim Trocey Seiodo Koten Setter Michelle hipp Jonothon Slgol Denise Silvo Vincent Silvo Scott Silvo Micheol Simmons [Xobett Sims Jeon Skettich Angelo Smith Donieile Smith Jeffery Smith Jomes Smith Kothryn Smith Pomelo Smith Juniors 67 Todd Smirh Tom Smith Poul Sondefsted AAichoel Soulerre Chorlie Sporks Jock Spence Joy Spicer Jeffrey Sreighlemon Chories Srein Undo Srerry Rjchord Snnnert Roe Storey Dornn Strorx Wes Tokeuch Henry Topic Gory Tordivol Tino Tore Eric Toylor Lso Toylor Drion Thomas Donald Tidweil Rober Tomlson Pilor Torres Dung Tron Mimi Tron Donold Trua Albert Trujillc Steven Truskosky Christino Turel ' Scott Turner Gerard Tyminsk AAichoel Udo Dono Uder Dionno Uruchurti. Dorienn Volenoo Debbie Vollodores r obin Vosquez Jomie Vetlonoweth Suson Verdugo Sharon Victoritj 68 Jumofs Jesus Vigueno MIchele Vincent Jomes Vineyord Keith Visser Dovid Woll ' er Carol Wolioce Sheryl Wolsh Penny Woirers Cynthia Waltmon Kathy NVorner Mitchell Warrenburg Terence Woy Tina West Tracy Wentz Sharon White Theodore Wigderson Torrie Williams Sherry Willoughby John Winrersteller James Wolcort Eileen Wolfe Jong Won Benson Wong Johnny Yim Erik Yorhers Morton Yu John Zobolo Ding Zate Joey Zobo Juniors 69 ■J Sophomore Class Officers Guillermino Rosos, Vice President. Ann 5chlichring, Treosurer, Cindy Toylor, Secrerary, Dovid Wfiite, President SOPHOMORES Alfonso Acuno Dwoyne Adorns Julie Adouro Dilly Adkins Mio Ahn Scorr Ailes rVondy Alex Dryon Allee Andreo Allmon Connie Alvorez Kennerh Alvorez Deonno Alworrh Sreve Anderson Morie Androff Mitchell Apodoco Daniel Arellono Elizobeth Arnero Srephonie Airerberry Morthew Arwood Alicio Aubry Lerido Ayolo Lisa Doiz Guodolupe Dondo Leonor Dondo Corne Dorcloy Jennifer Dorcloy Gory Dorlow Drondon Dornerr Jonei Dorneri Gregory Oornhon Dovid Doroz Debro Dorror,. ■„ Doniel Doirigu Corlton Dorringer Andrew Dorrz Robert Dessert Andrew Doumgorrner Sobriyo Doyoii Donald Deisch Jonothon Dell 72 Sophomores Mork Oelleglo R.ot-ert tteloor Robeir Dennerr DreiidQ Oenron Porricio Denton Doniel Oitzer Koren Dizub Moriin Olonco Richard DIonco Ann DIessum Virginio Dogosion Amber Doone Danny Doose Dernd Doorh Sheldon Dorson P,oberr Drodley Drion Drodshow Heother Oronharri Michael Oronhonn Denise Drovo Chnsiopher Droy Scotr Dnggs IXoylene Drimer Keirh Dnnkmon Chorlene Droussord (Xondol Drown Liso Dryant [Xoberi Ouchonon Edword Dullon Enrico Dundolion Edrrrand Durton Kelli Durler Undo Dyers Jodi Byworer Oillie Coceres Tereso Cocucoolo Sophonnores 73 Tony Coideron Kohni Caldwell Roberr Campbell Jim Conseco Trocy Cannon Michelle Contu Mary Corozo Alberto Corrilio Cheryl Carrillo Paul Cosronos Alberr Costro Sergio Costro Shern Cowthon Anthony Cervonres Yun Lim Cho Dovid Chobollo Judy Chapman Robert Chavez Jock Chen Korhleen Cheney Tom Cheney Christine Cheng Tino Cheng Chengmi Chiong Un Chong Woody Chung Timothy Cicciorelli Andrew Cloutier Lawrence Co Kimberly Cochron Dryon Cole Arthur Combs Isobel Novaretre tielpi Roxanu Nessi fhink of whom she should liKe riov« i Sophomores Michelle Comoglio Edwin Concepcion Cloudio ConWin Richard ConMIn Moriho Conner Karen Cook Suzanne Cooper Cynthio Copelond Croig Cornelius Roymondo Coronado Joseome Corpus John Cowley Joey Cox Geroldine Cruz Kevin Cuho Heorh Culp Timorhy Cummlngs Shirlene Cummins Kimberly Davis Lori Dovis Michelle Davis Jomes Day Roberr De Poro Paul De Ulloo Jeffrey Deasey Melonie Deem Michael Degherro n,aoul Delacroix Elizaberh Delgodo Gory Delgodo Anfelo Derrer Drerr Dierrich Sondro Diloy Jeonnie Dimolonra John Dixon (Xegino Dominguez Srephen Dominguez Joner Drysen Jeanne Duchonin Aido Duron Morn Echeverrio Goroo Edwords Debro Elliori Adelfo Emonuele , Sopfxxnores 75 James Emery Michelle Erro Evelyn Escobor Mio Espinozo Janet Esquedo Adrienne Estrodo Alfredo Esrrodo Roul Esrrellodo Adrienne Eusric Scorr Evord AAichelle Evens Dennis Foirmon Shown Foirmon Lee Follis Michelle Forney Chris Feors Sylvia Fernondez Liso Fil s Donold Finding Alon Finto Christopher Fitch Merrie Fitzgerold Morlyn Fletcher Corol Flores David Flores Desiree Flores Froncis Flores Rochel Flores Conoid Flores fXoberr Forsberg Wendy Foster Cynthia Fox Guy Fox Robert Fox John Frompton Cindy Toylor is relling Srephonie Petty 76 Sophomofes Rondy Freormon Loune Friend William Friss Sobnno Fusrerer Jacqueline Gabriel Modeline Golorzo Thomas Goilordo Karen Gollougher Christopher Gollego Chen Golvez Glenn Garrxjlindo Lorry Goroa Michoel Garcia Rudolph GorciQ Rudy Garcia Trocy Garrerr Erin Garvin Drodley Gilmore Tino Gilmore Kimberly Gilsrer Jomes Godbey Dnon Godwin SophofTxxes 77 f id y Good Michelle Gongoro Doreen Gonzdes Normo Gonzales ItzQ Gonzolez Williom Gonzolez Liso Groy Joner Griffin Marvin Grinder Anrhony Grover Liso Gussler Yolonda Gutierrez Daniel Guzmon Drendo Hodd Michoel Hogemonn Sfiori Hoirsuko Sondro Halgrimson Frank Hall Joe Hell Laurie Hall Louro Homilron Somuel Hori Suson Honrohon John Horkins Drodley Harper Chris Harrison Steven Horrmonn Scort Hostie Ronold Howl-, Cindy Hoys Jeffrey Helm Adrienne Henderson Christine Hermonno Kenneth Hernondez Kirk Herrick Liso Hodge Loureen Holmberg Julie Holstein Jomsheed Hoshmond April Hoy 78 Sophomores Undo Hoxie Tuon Huo Kimberly Husnng Sofio Iniguez Peter Isl-iondor Sronley Jomieson Jeffery Jorrert Adrian Jouregui Thomas Jenkins Cydnie Jensen Pedro Jimenez David Johnson Lone Johnson Marvin Johnson Liso Jolley Corolyn Jones Geoffrey Jones Lovi rence Jones Adelfo Emonuele prefers to study our of the classroom Sophomores 79 A 80 Sophomores I 1 Rudy Gorcio seems to be having some rrouble heoring his clossmates Kifh Herrick ond Jim Slobojon, bolting for the ocrion Ann Schlichnng seems to be hoving o little trouble tying o simple knot It looks like someone jusr told Gory LoP.ose he ' s on the five yeor plan Recovering from the blow of o nor roo profiroble previous year, the Sophomore class began ro get bock up on rheir feer again, planning new ocriviries, ond fund reisers, ierring rheir spirit show. After rhe absence of or ganizarion and doss spirit during rhe previous year, rhe enthusiasm rhar was expressed by mosr sophomores wos reolly greor. This doss has more rhon mode up for onyrhing rhey missed before The pleasure of nor being or rhe borrom of rhe ladder was o pleasure shared by many Wirh more free dom ond responsibiiines granred, sophomores hod a chonce ro show rheir moruriry and growth Even rhough rhe class gor o lore srorr, rhe sophomores connnued ro be successful All ir rook was spinr, enrhusiasm, and everyone working rogerher The doss began ro look ahead ro furure needs Money, which would be needed lorer, was a fovorire ropic of conversonon Cor washes, candy soles and Dingo were oil sponsored ro earn money When asked how ir feir ro be a sophomore, mosr srudenrs soid ir was greor. I om nor os frighrened os I was losr year, bur also, I am nor as imporronr os I rhoughr I would be one srudenr commenred Anorher stored Being o sophomore is whar you moke of ir. A large mojonry feir rhe junior yeor would be berrer be couse mosr srudenrs will be able ro drive and will hove more freedom. Pouto Jones Rkihorc) Juarez Robin Judd Dovid Juniper Robert Jurodo Dono Kaplon John Korzoroff Kelley Gregory Drerr Kemp Kimberly Kemp Henry Kikudo Suson Kilmer Froncis Kim Lindo Kim Edward King Williom King Charles Kliewer Richard Knighr Gregory Knighren Lavender Kongaiko Cynrhio Korreperer Eddie Kosoreff Michele Kosreled y Liso Kovach Young Kwon Johnny Loke Suzonne Lonce Vincenr Long Corino Longley Gory Lorose Gregory Losseigne Gretchen Lonmer Phi Loon Le Dob teaming Ronold Lebron Louro Lee Sylvio Lee Tino Lee Tyson Lee Karen LeFoy Mory Leite Pauline Leon Victoria Lermo Andrew Lertmon 82 Sophomores I AniiG Lewis Tommy Lewis Tino Lieu Dorindo Lindsey Moises Lisrer Chiori Lok Dridgeite Lons Yverre Lopez Gregg Losonsky Heide Lotrndge Troy Lowrher Kevin MocCormicK Mendy MocDonald Connie Modiie Jodelyn Mogollones Joson Mogallones 5ylv)o Mogollon Annerre Monallos James Mocum Down Morcus Debro Morcusson Anno Liso Mann Corherine Marlow Johnnie Ann Morquez Mork Morquez Moureen Marquez Lori Marshall Keren Morrin Down Moriinez George Morrmez Kenny Morrmez Perer Martinez Vincent Mortmez Yvonne Moriinez Annerre Morhews Hernone Moyong Mori ' , Moyer Monique McAllister Seon McDonold Tracy McEwen Noihon McMillion Alberto Meode fXafoel MendozQ Michoel Metzger Coroline Meyer Hector Mezo Philip Milono Jomie Miller Lowrence Mills Morlene Miromon . Sophomores 83 Elizobeth Miranda Orlando Molino John Mollo Ceolio Monge Lorolyn Monsen Oorrell Montogue L60 Mora one Louro Montoyo Frank Moore April Moro Lourie Mora Angeline Morales Tonnie Morgan Gory Morreole Mork Mortimer Mork Moscol Jomes Movido Theseo Muego Richord Mujogic Lynnerte Mullenoux fvOberr Munger Musa Musrofo Melindo Mustoin John Nogy Isobel Novoretre Jomes Nicolo Susonno Nieio Michoel Nirti Loufo Novak Kamsina Nuyien Eduordo Ordonez Cherie Orozco Jorge Orozco Dovid Ortiz Edwordo Oniz Liso Oriiz Deboro Oshoughnessy Michoel Oiur o 84 Sophomores Lisa Poibul Joon Poil Jill Polozzolo Andrew Polnneira Deborah Palmer Hye (Xon Pork Ted Pork Charlie Porulon Elizoberh Porris Tirrrorhy Pore Renee Poz Venus Peloez Chnsropher Penrose Angela Perez Geoffrey Perez Sobrenia PersoH Orion Pererson Shorron Perrovics Srephonie Peny Andreo Peyer Timothy Phipps Gregory Phillips Deboroh Rovon DovKJ Pierce Ann Picordo Edward Placencio Timothy Poole Angela Portet (Xonold Pornllo P.oberto Post Liso Poutre Nicholas Poynor Alan Powell Felicio Ptice Lee Ann Prussok Poul Prybyllo Sophorro ' es 85 Chonchio Pucrhiporn John Rodtke John [ amirez Shan (Xomes StQcey rXondoll Timorhy Reinke Rose Reyes Theresa Reyes Kevin Rhoodes Thomas Thoodes Scorr Rice 5con Ringwold Lucy Rios Jerry Roberts David Rodes Corlos Rodnguez Rick Rodriguez Monica Romero Theresa Rommerdkirchen John Risores Guillermina Rosas Dryan Rov ell Michael Rowlond Mory Ruppert Mary Soczowo Arthur Saenz Mark Solos Michelle Solozor Norma Solcido Jose Solguero Sobnno Somuel Cotherine Sonchez Donny Sonchez Mogaly Sonchez Ellyn Sondovol Jesus Sontoyo Potrioo Saunders Albert Sooles John Scommocco Cindy Sebione Ann Schlichtiog 86 Sophomores Edward Schmod-s Pometa Schwonz Geoige Senreno Corhy Serodo Erevise Seumonutofo Jonec Show Glen Show Dnon Sheppord Toe Shin Tommy Shin Debro Silos Anno Silvo Gilbert Silvo Robert Silvo Christopher Sims Pedro Siquieros Judith Skettich Jomes Slobqjon Doryl Smith Deon Smith Jodi Smith Seon Smith Stephonie Smith William Smith Jesse Sneoth Humberto Solano Condoce Soihok Robert Soiorzons Leslie Sommer Elizobeth Souso Reginold Spencer Seon Spenser Sophomores 87 Michoel Springer Rose Si Onge Rhonda Srroite Deboroh Srrong Seon Sturgeon Morino Tokohoshj Eugene Ton Henry Topio blio Term Troy Tore Cynrhio Toylor Mini Toylor Debro Teichmonn Deonno Terry Ronald Teschler Scorr Thomos Leslie Thompson Solono Thompson Deborah Thornhill Edgor Thornton Jomes Tlque Sherry Tiller Anrhony Torrez Korherine Tron Kevin Trionce Edword Trujillo Joyce Tully Almo Turingon Michoel Ullmonn Lenoo VokJerromo Roul Voldez Michoel Vorgos HeKJi Venruro Srephonie Verdugo Todd Vigileni Uo Viguerio Scorr Ringwold hkes ro ger his piCTure roHen 8fl Sophomores Connie VoBalpondo Diano VJIolobos Morio VillQlobos Joe Visconii Com Vo Volerle Voll Shonnon Walker Moury Worren Curris Worl-(ins Corherine Weorherbie Dean West Judith Wheeler Dovid Whire Kimberly Whirley Gory Weimonn Joy Wilburn P.yan Wilcher Dorboro Willioms Wayne Williams Jomes Wilson Regino Wilson Wendy Wilson Eric Wolden Willom Wolfrum Dovid Wood Deon Wood James Woosley Shorolyn Worley Irene Yomomoto Korhleen Yong Melisso Yosi Annette Zaibo Arlene Zomoro Carlos Zomoro Ernie Zorzo 6ino Zippi Sophomores 89 -A-« .k- .fC% lUSHMAN MALL  K1)ICATK1 BY CLASS Ol 1975, UESTORK BY CLASS OF 1983 ' Freshmen Qoss Officers: Tina Lomondo, Treasurer; YolorKlQ Ruiz, Secrerory; Annolisa Gomido, Vice-Presidenr, Morlo Simen, President, S. ' i ' W FRESHMEN Aiberr Abril Meiindo Ackermon Q Hlr;da Acuno Leoh Advinculo Michele Affek Mono Aguos Cindy Afjoilor AKred Alcoroz Doniel Allen Dorrel Allen Oro Alvorez Regino Alvorez Deboroh Amezquito CottTleen Anderson Tori Anderson Ernest Angel Erica Ansd-tufz Metindo Apodoco Mylene Aquino Debro Aragon Rebecca Arettono VeroniCQ Arellano Richord Arguelles Krtsrino Armstrong Dorio Arnold Jeonne Arnold Ted Arvizu Chrcropher Avventmo Jocqueline Ayolo The comero corches Mil e ViHogrons ottennon. Lyrif.c . Eric . Denn. Steven LKj-,x- 1 Jeonine Botch Cesor DQt(2 Lonny Doucsia Jube Dedord Koren Deil Tirnothy DeHI Corto Oettaflor Chnsropher DeHego Rebecco Dennert Ketlyoro Oenson Loro Oenrley Sobnno Derger Kelly Berkeley Monrzo Dermudei Doniel BernodicHr Joy Bicknell ChnsteB Dlokely Rodriquez DIorid Ty Boggi Elizoberh Dor«n Deirdre Bonner Brian Douhgny r oncfal Bourque Krctino Crezirislsi Sueonno Dreziaski DcxjQios Drown KeBie Brown Russell Brown ' Suscjn Oroylf s Nodio Oudhod Fre ' hmen IVjoerr Ouhocek Derwifi Dullori Robert Durch Timorhy Ourdfds Guy Ourneii IXobeiT Durrietr OeBcKlQ burn, Michael Durro Chrisropher Durn Jm Durrow Kern Durrow Denjse Bush Lee Dudley FobionQ Cobello Adrienn Cctorero AAichoel Cobrero Melrido Cotogno Alex CoWeron Alejondro Conario Derrho Compos Louis Corcovdlo EfTuly Canogo Fronk Corierello John Coflerelto John Coron IXhodo Corr Norberro CorronzQ Chrsrne Cornllo Steven Corter Joe Costogliorio M ' jnico Cosionedo Heaiy Coaellon Juori Coitro Michoel Cosrro Chnstirio Cozofes Todd Cozeti Adrian Centurion Robert Chovez Robert Chen Sreven Chen Hjj Hj ' E ttSi Hkr l r w ki Lynn Fletcher ir ralways rrying to get ortenriori Jfjy Chung Yotjrvj O ' ung ESzobeth Csneroo GerolcSne Cisneros Cydney Clork Michoel CJiffwd Julie Qmgeris Do id ConWn Alex Connajghron Ooire Coni ' ietly Qx)rle5 Conrod JiJe Conwoy Dovid Counts Kevin Courti Theresa Cox Lori Coyle Willion-i Cromer Kellie Cuchioro Nir.koles Culp Roben Curreri Gregory Doniels Maro kiri Tucho. busy or the typewriter Freshmen Q- Qr,!f y 0:L ' ' Beb i ' tt: Dorling Jir :!o Doutalid Oonno DeHon JoNecn DeondQ Scoti Degief Jeony Defgodo Sondy Delgado Jeny Di Pierro Griseldo Dioz Roberr Draz pQui Digoodio Lizo Derriororion Kimberty Dislxri Dovid Dorcich Mefesa Dorton Gregory Dropef Deep Dudejo WiSiom Duemey AAKhoel CXjnn Men CXxjog Richard Duron Cchy Dyer Froncrie Dyer DeeoQ Ectieveae Uso Rmgwokj ond MefcOo Apodoco lough oi the corveors ot the purse Arnhoriy trAf- Fronk Biroda Mark Evore Donriy Fosrer Michelle FedyctiyrvJ-.y Roberr Ft ' lix Dona Ferguson Piich Fergusori Ovisrrio Fernondez Jomes Ferzer Cynthio Fiedler MyrriQ Figtjeroo tebecco Fish Drendo Fisher Kmberly FIcnegiri Lynn Flerd-ier Joseph Flores Kimberly Foerstner Deboroh ForeFiond Gregg Foster Kris Fosrer Angelo Franklin Joh ' -i Fronl ' .lin Debro Friend Guopin Fuon P,iro Fuenres Romiro Gobriel Susonne Goil AnnollssQ Gornido James Gorb -r Condice Gorcio Clorisso Garcio Conception Garcia Freshfri ' DcKUfH LorroiTie Mo iri Phap Rongef Gofoo (JQfOQ Gorcio Gordo Gado Gordo Gordo fVaben Gordo Angekj Gtoirerro Frank Gi6 Kimberly Gimple Mory Gddner Gro Gonzoles Dovid Gorizolez Xx)n Gonozlez Vonne Gonzotez Sua Grdxm Connie Gf oy Tereso G ' egory Jefrey Grenn Lesley GrWIn Jennifer Grindol Kevin Grow Corlos Guerrero Hoe Ho JinrvTKe Hodd Frcnk Hones Ooig Hon Tomi Hobreod Leroy Hon Horren LisQ Horvey Somuel Hovely Mario Heinrich (Venee Hermeny Shannon Henry AAonvi Hernorvdez AAoncQ Hernondez Yvene Hernoodez Nesror Herrefo Srept-ieriHigson recjory Hguero More HiWebrond Colleen H 98 f re ' jvTK.- I ' ' if «lmonri ; ton ' .I ' j Holtewoy Joseii« Hijlr Susonnoh Horn Mid ' Kiel Homonn KorKJeen Horock Anrhooy House Gregory Howord Guylo Howard Joccfjeline Huben John Huffrnon Roben Hutfmon Tonveef Hussan Tuon Huynh Thor llfiichy Etas Iniquez Hodi Isl-sondor Dino Joffe Jacqueline Jomiion Dianno Jorren Liona Jerry Eusebio Jiminez PomcKi Jiminez Sommy Jiminez Suson Jiminez Anno Johnson Mory Johnson MIchoel Johnson Richord Johnson Yolorido Johnson Diono Jones Frestimen W Gfe90ry Joidon Aion Joyce Chorles Kooorrio Lee Kong Pecrie Kospordtou •c lote Kowoi (toben Ke ogg Down Kieft Donm Kleief Chfisiine Kikudo Dor«3 K«Ti AAory K«ti iBO Kiser Leslie KlQpp Steven Kiyyucky Deboroh Knigfir Heoiher Krughren Jomes KocJi hkxine Konrmicl f uih Kfoh Koren Kreider Jomes Kreim Cofol K.won Yoorig Kwon Phoong Lo Sofio Lobrodo Chnstmo Logordo Becky Lombrechi Denoe Lomoni Dorm Lonsdown fVene LorraSet HoQogquon Le Sonya Leoi Even Lee Jonei Lee VX. ' .  «R6| r ober Levering Chen LeviTie William Lewis Alice Lieu Vjcki Lock TioQ Lomondo Ambef Londori Mriom Lopez Mory Lorenz Yvetre Loveless. Roberr Lucero Err LukoiJsl y Joy Lynch Troy Lynch Esrelie MogoBon Donn Mogno Jomei Moguire Tom Mohmer April Mor ders Melchized Monguiot George Monn Denise Morquez Greg MorTin Kimberly Moriin Reriee Mornnei Fresfimf. Sommy Momnez Steven McConce Dorold McCufcxigh Dorene AAcDonoW Michelle AAcGee Thomos McGmchey Colleen McGrorh Nicole AAcGuS Wode AAcMuBen Todd McPeck AAicheol AAcPherson Ryon McHeynokJs Koren Means PomoQ AAeons Dovid Meor AAktioel AAeoanner boroh Meeuwenberg AAircheD AAendez DecKy Mendozo Jose Meroz Stephen Mercodo Lindo Merrell Morl MerrJes Philip AAicholes Guy AAjIburn O oniel Miles Michele AAJes Mori Miller Ximero AAinoiro Jomie Miriiz Dfion AAirondo Jolee AAcxJienhoupt Volefie Mohf Afrnondo AAolmo Juon AAolmo Cindy AAoored 02 Freshmen . j,i(5y Dorlene AAoreno George Moiozei , Coroline Mujogic fXichord Hwsfy Coitierine MJins Aion Muromoro CynrhJo MurSto Daniel Murphy Bruce Myers Dryonr Nol«Dno Rhondo Nosh Potnoo Novorro Michoel Nevico Greg Nichols Cordne Nicdo Anrie Nu Kely Norwood Dervifi Nygren Pool OiiVQS Thomas OSveros Jeffrey Obon Kowii o Opunui Gerold Orndoff Monuei Orozco MS oHo Oto AAicheline Overon Michelle Ozburn RondoB Pocftllo Poul Pok Yoog Pok Knsnno Polooos Vhot on eorth is so funny. Jennifer Taylor ' Freshmer i ' i Erin Ports Sue Po(l Scoir Porker Yuri Pori ' horst More PortisoiT Koben Poud Timortiy Peormon Poulo Peloez Shonnori Penrose CeoliQ Perez Janice Perez Tereso Person Micheile Peters Dovid Pererson Gory Pererson Kraofer Petrs Monuel Pinon My Pitr Gna Plocencio ApfiJ Pkxich Josene Phjmo Dud Polond Toriioro Polenros Mjchfeile Poocc Oriuo Powel ' WKV ' S in thor txjnuo. Cortos Ouetrero? Undo Itariirp LOLirr, r Tocid ■ LoffOine H,onocif)hi Richord IXonkich Alexonder n,oyniundo Leslie Rebh Roberr P.egerinitrer Dense Perizo Arigelo Reyes Armondo Reyes John Reyes Pay Reyes Deborah Reynolds Jol-in Reynolds Cruz Rezo Som Rhee Kelly Rhodes Richord RivhordiOn ,.r, R,r,n.,,,Q|cJ , ...,„,:, i ' .;OS Sondra Rios Gerold Riner Frank Rivera Tommy Rcxhinon Orendo Rixinque; £vo Rodriqijez John Rodriquez Robert Rodriquez Michoel Rubio Jeriee Rue Yotondo Ruiz Fresh.- iie ' ' Sobnno Defger a rypicol freshmon Greg, why ore you srudying your kjnch Donny Evord looks cute no marter whor he does ! The firsr year of high school wos on experience! Ir wos a fresh srorr ofrer junior high. New reochers, new feces end riew odvenrures rnorised rhis yeor os somerhir special. The older srudenrs were such o relief ofrer deal- ing with rhe sevenrh groders for o yeor. The reochers also were finolly rreoring me os more of on oduir I felt rhxir 1 could stop rrying ro prove my- self ro everyone. Even rhough as o freshnnon, 1 ex perienced some reosir and humili- orion, ir wos o fun year. I will be oble ro soy rhor I lived my freshmon yeor ro rhe fullesr. Ir is o year ro remem- ber As o senior I will look bock on rhis yeor wirh nosrolgio, knowing rhor I will never be oble ro recoprure rhis spedal year of high school. Fr(?shaie(i ' Robert P.ijpe Ocoii Russom Ktviri Rutherford jieven Ruvokobo Steven Solos Chratopher Sorichez Eric Sonchez Gno Sfjndovol Jose Sondovol Eric Sonpedro floronte Sonros MrjrcelQ Sontucho John Sounders Ron Sounders Groziello Scornmocco Scott Schnriidr Doniel Schneder Suson Schworrz Jenriifer Sechrest Kirnbetly Selvester Troy Setnmo Vonieco Shepherd Sung Shim Aileen Shy Do id Silvo Ooryl Simen Morio Simen Artichoel Simen Delia Simmora Paul Siqueiros Sionley Sison Siocey Sl inner Joseph SmeH Adrienne Smith Dilly Srniih Julie Smith CW Fre .tvr f n Julieonfi jp jngl ' t Stephcifiie SrochrrAjh: Derioe Sio ' f Karl Srotfcjrd Melijndo Sioir Jeffrey jforrtojtigh Kenreih SiofifCird Tornorho Srofcher L ' orHj Storl £!i ; ' jbf: ' rl-! Steword ■V ilrer Srickey Jofie Suh Jomio Villi von Kenr Ssj Tino S ' j ' Oean Topio Jennifer Toylor Michoel Toylor Frosh Fi jibrj|l playoi. Oiurh MfjOney, in ' Jo: Freshmen 109 ■ Nifi Tefomoe Mictiete Thomas ftodney Tbomos Ronnie Tho-nos Shelley Thomas Jorr.es Thorribug iXoben Tjjerino ScoiT Toon DoTiiel Tcxres Chot-irig Troo Demse Tubte Gerordo Turingon JiHUech Sylvio Urrea Andrew Uyiingco Leonofdo VoldetrorriO Jennifer Voktez Lery Valdez Darren Vonvltxjr Jessito Vorgos David Venoble Down Venoble Annene Vero Miki Vesrol Michoe! Villogron Ooniel Villobbos Porricio Villolobos Coesor Villonuevo herine ViHoromon Richard Vineyord Johnno Vinson John Vogel Svetkino Vollsov Adrienne Voll Doniel VoUmer I mf0 ' ' ! ' Mekame o yier Todd Voller Eric Word Lynn Wotren Chorlei Worrenburg Rodney Woilingion DorVKi Vebb Allen Vebsrec Dishaiyo Weerosinho Thana, Weidenkeller Michelle NJ ein ' .iein Christine White Dijvid White V o Wteox Eric Williams Michelle Williams Chtistifio Willis Anhur Wills Scott Wilson Cecelo Windfelder Moir WisheU Jonies Wolfe Jin Won Kelly Wong Lorrino Wc x) Troy Woody Tino Wodhngs Chrisii Wutm Groce Yonez AnitQ Yofig Richord Yerton Mario YgJeswi Hyung Yoon Kori Yorhers David Zorzo Anrorvo Zore Seon Zovolo Freshmen 111 The wheel, more thon any orher rool or invenrion, drosticQily olrered the life of moo for oil rime It propelled him our of rhe Srone Age, occomponied him rhroughour his journey post rhe Dork Ages, and conrinues ro serve him yer rodoy. Today one of rhe moin usfes for rhe wheel is os o bose for o body rhor conroins doors ond o sear and moves ropidly up ond down rhe ribbon like roods rhar aissaoss rhe conrinenrs Man colls rhis wonder rhe car. The cor hod irs beginnings in rhe lore 1800 ' s ond quid coughr rhe imoginorion of people oil oround rhe globe. These eorly cars usually were propelled by sreom ond elecrriciry, wirh o few using a new gosolinefueled engine, and rrov elled or speeds of 10 ro 12 MPH. From these eorly beginnings rhe car begon o period of rapid developmenr. The devel opmenr inducted improved engines, ber rer styling, ond inaeosed speed. It wasn ' t long, though, before the gosoline engine become the dominont engine, os it out performed the others. Dy 1920. cors were o comrmon stghr on rhe byways of Anner ico Ar first only the rich and the foshionable were able ro offord cars, bur it wasn ' t long before rhe ordinary people were cosring their eyes on tNs morvelous chor iorr The dream thiese ordinary people hod of owning on outomobile become a reolity when Henry Ford decided thot there wos o market for mossed produced cars, ond in the 1920 ' s starred the first ossembly line ro produce cars. The resi is history. No orher invenrion has so changed rhe life of rhe individuol. No longer wos mon ried ro one oreo or limired ro whorever moss rrosporrorion was ovoiloble. Instead he was able to ger in his cor whenever he wonted ond go wherever he wonted As the car improved further, rhe disronce mon could go ond rhe rime in volved olso improved. Mon become able to visir for- off dries ond rerurn home in o doy ' s rime His world wos no longer limired — his world was rhe world. Mon ' s love offoir wirh rhe cor is os greor today as ir has ever been in rhe posr Americans by rhe Thousands willingly moke monthly payments to insure the cor being in the goroge when rhey wonr ir. Children srill dreom of owning o cor of rheir own someday. Older Americons mourn when rhey musr rurn in their li- cense ond hong up their keys And in the meanwhile, the cor is pompered ond pet- ted, fed ond adorned, ond poroded for oil ro see. Vhen rhe cor OS o moin source of propelling mon on his journey will end is unforeseen The cor hos given rmon a form of independence nor dreomed of in previous cenruries When mon will give up rhIs freedom is os yer unkrwwn pi i ACADEMICS Ir is always inreresring ro regress and look bock over rhe porhs rhor were rokeri rhor gor us ro where we ore rodoy As I look bock over my 18 yeors or Rowlond, I con see many changes in borh rhe school ond rhe srudenrs who orrend Rowland. When Rowland High School was firsr esroblished, our orrendonce boundaries were oil rhe way west ro Hooendo Dlvd , wirh Valley Dlvd on rhe norrh end rhe hills on rhe sourh, ro oil of whar is now rhe Wolnur Volley Unified School Disrricr Thar was a lor of rerrirory ro cover and ir only losred for rwo years. When Wilson High School wos founded, our boundary ro rhe wesr ended or Azuso Avenue The firsr day of school or Rowland High School in Seprember of 1964, I remember rhor rhere were rrees nearly everywhere, The difference was, however, rhor I wos as roll or roller rhon ony of rhose rrees. Today, rhose rrees rise as high as forry feer in rhe oir. The campus was near and orrrocrive in rhose days, and excepr for rhe noonrime lirrer, rhe campus hod o wormrh and beoury uniquely for Rowland srudenrs As foculry, we were generolly a very young sraff The principal wos only 32 years old or rhor rime, while roday ' s principal is . . . well, never mind There are srill several young reochers rhar hove joined rhis reaching sroff, bur as a group, we hove grown olde Inreresringly enough, we have hod only a few reriremenrs from our sroff. Enrollmenr in rhe school hos been like a yo-yo, up and down Rowlond High Schoo srorred wirh 1000 srudenrs and grew ro olmosr 1900 rhe second year. When Wilson High School splir from us, we dropped ro obour 1600 ond grew ogam ro abour 2000 pupils When Wolnur High School was esroblished in 1969, we rhen dropped ro obour 1200 srudenrs and hove grown sreodily ro where we peoked in 1978 or obour 2550 srudenrs ' LL TAKE TODAY Probobly rhe biggesr changes hove roiien place amoung rhe srudenrs In 1964, rhe very firsr day, I remember rooming rhe holls wirh Mrs Oorlond We were borh Assisronr Principols ond in chorge of boys and girls discipline We hod no campus supervisors in rhose days and really didn ' r need ony Our biggesr problems were long hoir on boys (wosn ' r allowed over rhe ears or down ro rhe collar of rhe shirr) ond shorr skirrs on girls (skirrs hod ro rouch rhe floor when o girl was in a kneeling posirion). In rhose doys srudenrs were very cooperorive and mosr orrenrion was spenr on good ocodemics and good exrro-curriculor evenrs (including sporrs, bond, choir, dances, dromo and Wesrern Doys). Inreresringly enough, however, in my opinion, rhe ocodemics of rodoy ore being achieved or greorer heighrhs by more srudenrs rhon in rhose good old doys The era of rebellion and defiance, however, slowly crepr onro rhe RHS compus, OS ir did on all high school campuses, and rhe proliferorion of severol negorive focrors rhen exisred Drugs, more use of alcohol, defiance ro ourhoriry, o rremendous increose in vondolism and many negorive focrors enrered inro school life The losr few years hove seen o porriol rerurn of rhe wholesome kid ' and olso rhe rerurn of more common rhings reenogers should wonr and should wonr ro do Kids will be kids, bur ir ' s nice ro hove o muruol respecr exisrmg ogam The good old doys were good bur I ' ll roke rodoy wirh oil irs neor srudenrs ond sroff members ond rhe challenges rhor, as yer, hoven ' r been mer Rowland High School has hod some bod days, bur has hod many, many more good days wirh severol more yer ro come Whor will happen in rhe furure is as yer unknown, bur reaching our desrinorion, whorever ir is will be exoring ?V. Thomos M Principol Aney Tom Lindley Assisronr Principal Councelors: Dob Silvo, Soroh Gibson, Jim Coppuccilli, Sue Thomas, l oberr Perferri Hazel Droirhwoire Vice Principal ' Pvobbie Robinson Vice Principal Adminisrrorion 115 Karhy Connoughron Choprer I Spanish-English Roberr Horroko Choprer I Mary Anne Lucio Worli Experience English 116 Speciol Services Berry Collup Nurse Judy Grobler German German Club Advisor Koberr Winsread Sponish , ' -, Rubin Chamorro Sponish Sponish Club Advisor mM ra«- N ma ' ? m S i MnmnSWi ' ' W ' 1 W :- m ' B l m. Rose Daumonn Foreign Language Chairperson French French Club Advisor Dave Loncosrer Spanish Sriffer requiremenrs for college admissions ininored chonges in rhe sroffing or Rov lond High School. Srudenrs ore now required ro raKe four years of English, and rhe rv o year foreign longuoge requirement was reinsrared. Consequently, rhe Foreigh Lonoguoge Deporrmenr found irself wirh more srudenrs enrolled in classes rhon could be handled by rhe present staff To eliminote over LANGUAGE STAFF INCREASES crowded classrooms and give rhe srudenrs a chance ro complete college language requirmenrs, a new teacher was hiied This reacher is Ardirh Barron and she now reaches four classes of Spanish I and one class of French I Being a reocher hos olwoys been imporronr ro Ms Barron I hove wonred to be a teocher since I was rhirreen years old. she sroted Ms Barron wenr ro high school at Milliken High School in Long Beach and wenr on ro college or rhe Long Beach Campus of Calif Srore Universiry System She also attended the Universidod iberoo- mencana in Mexico Gry After college she begon her teaching career or St Paul High School, teaching there o total of seven yeors She taught English, Sponish ond French, and her extra-curricular dunes included being Pep Advisor Ms Barron is very pleosed obout working or Rowland The faculty has been very receptive to me My department, in porticulor, seems sincerely dedicared to the student ' s progress and knowledge of subject matter. She is currently looking forward to o long career in reaching, many more years on the Rowland campus. I ' m sure ir (reaching) will continue ro be o very worthwhile experience and career. Ardirh Barron Foreign Longuoges 117 Dove Orr Social Science Chairperson I hoped I would be Ir ' s nice ro be recognized, bur there ' s other people doing good jobs and never get recognized commenred Dovid Orr when asked about his reaction to being chosen Rowland ' s Teacher of the Year for 1982 83. Mr. Orr hos been teaching in the Social Science deportment for 18 years and is currently deportment chairman His classes this year include US History and American Government. Teaching in o high school wos not the gool David Orr hod set for himself He hod always wanted ro enter the world of low as a practicing ortorney He went ro college, majoring in history, with all inrenr of entering low school after college He found, however, rhor he missed the teenagers and rhe academic environment, thus changed his career, becoming a history teocher instead Now I am glad I am doing this and working with young odults. I find if exciting Mr Orr ' s other life outside of school is centered around his family and his hobbies His fomily includes his wife Solly and daughter Carrie, age 18, ond his son Tim, age 14 Travelling with his fomily rake up a great deol of his spore time. One of his most memorable trips wos rwo years ago when rhe entire fomily rook o trip by cor around rhe United Stores It wos the best big trip before rhe children ore all gone. We oil really enjoyed it. In his other spore time he collects stomps, listens ro music, and fantasizes about being a general monoger of a professionol boseboll ream. NICE TO BE RECOGNIZED Mr Orr showers all around him with his wit and his words of wisdom. His commenr on being singled our for on honor I con ' r take it too seriously It doesn ' t mean I ' m better than other teachers. His attitude on each new yeor of teaching; ... to improve my hisrory dosses in some woy and to do a better job in teaching His ideas concerning the qualities necessary ro be o successful teacher: You ' d berrer like people, hove patience, and olwoys be attempting to do a better job ' ' Why David Orr was chosen as Teacher of the Yeor is obvious ro oil who come in contact with him. He is consciencious in oil aspects of his dosses, he is concerned for the srudent ' s welfare; he is firm in his convictions toward educotion, he obviously enjoys working with the students; and he is a person orher people wonr ro be around These qualities elevore Dovid Orr obove the ordinary reocher He is and has been rhe Teacher of rhe Year every year he has rought. 118 Sociol Soence Corhy Hynes Newspaper Advisor AM Govr 6 Geography Jody Lod ' AM Govr John Hole Geography Sv imming Coach Sreve Waylerr Low b Geogrophy Inrerocr Advisor Wendell Eril-«son Geogrophy 6 Eng T. Soaol 5aence 119 John Coronzoro Choirs Direcror Dennis Mousr Indusrriol Arrs Chairperson Wood Shop Dick Ferrell Auroshop Art Hidalgo Drafting EliQS Gonsolves Printing 120 Indusrriol Arrs George Derror Inrro ro Merol G Auro Dove Mosrers Annimorion George Gullerr Fine Arrs Chairperson, Bond Direcror An era or Rowland ended when Mr Anderson hung up his poinr brush and rerired losr year ofrer reaching orr here for sixteen years The easels, painr rubes, canvases and brushes he used in his program hove been pushed aside by rhe equipment and sers necessary ro produce rhe short animated features that ore rhe end products of the anlmorlon dosses toughr by Dove Masters, rhe teacher who took Mr Anderson ' s place Mr Masters hod taught his animation classes at Rincon Intermediate School for five years, but wos pleoed to move rhe progrom to Rowland in September of ' 83 This move, commented Mr Masters, made my work more credi- ble in the industry, as I am working with older, more morure students. Mr Masters currently teaches five classes of aninmotion. These classes are considered to be top classes and the only high school onimotion program one srep below college-level work. Atari, recognizing rhe quality of his work, donored S4000 of onimorion equipment, the same equipment used in the UCLA onimotion dosses, for the students to use Mr Masters takes oil of his classes very seriously, and students with whom he works must be conscientious and dedicated to rheir work ANIMATION INVADES ROWLAND The work done by Mr Masters in animation has already received recognition throughout the animation industry and the community. Over the post five years 191 awords hove been garnered by rhe work done in his classes. Thirry four of rhere awards come from rhe Academy of Motion Picture Arrs and Science with twenty-seven of the owords added since he come to P,owland The top three awards, however, were won or the Internorion Fesrivol in Europe. One of the features that won the top awards was A Visit to Another Planet which was produced by Chorly Stein and Pvichord Leon. Dove Masters was also the United States representative to the Convention of Student Film Making which took him ro Switzerland in the summer Seeing his srudent ' s work recognized is always a high poinr in Dove Masters reaching. This come obour ogam in March when Two On the Town come to Pvowlond to film a TV program around rhe work he does wirh his students. Dove Masters said, Vhile I am teaching rhe student a skill that he will be able to use to moke o living, I am also teoching a skill that he will find enjoyable Fine Arrs 121 Dove Cook IIS 6 Biology John Korns SFC Advisor Biology b Human Body Jim Forinol-ses SIP Coordinoror Anoromy Jim Callaway IIS Phy Algebro Raleigh Philps Science Chairperson SFC Advisor Biology 1 If . K ■ r- 1 KWf ' fi 1 pi 1ft if • ' vr H S 1, B Ron Urobe Chemistry 6 IPS Baseball Coach 122 Soence SIP Commitfee RvOleigh Philps John Korns Mrs. Turner, parent Par Chrisrionsen Jim Forlnokes Dob Gardner Mrs Dyworer, parent Dill Whinnery Kothy Connoughton Gary SoKolos Computer Coordinator Chemistry Sue Sleveke IIS Life G Anatomy Clyde Dovies Algebra b IPS Student Members Kelly Gollogher Anno Clark Annette Castro Jun Cho Through SIP, the School Improvement Program funded by the state, four stu- dents of Rowland directly effect pur- chases and spending that ore done to improve the curriculum instruction of the school These students — Annette Castro, Jun Cho, Anno Clark, and Kellie Gallagh- er — sir on the council that is responsible for the monitoring and making of major decisions concerning rhe monies granted the school under the SIP program The rest of rhe council is mode up of Coordinator, Jim Fotinokes, teachers. Mr. Whinnery, Mrs Christiansen, Mr Korns, Mr Philp, and Mr Gardner, and four parents v ho serve on a rotating basis Rowland IS currently in its first yeor of full funding for the progrom, which has FOUR STUDENTS EFFECT SCHOOL SPENDING the porentiol of tunning for three years. Lost yeor rhe school hod a porriolly funded planning year or the end of which a proposol was sent to the state. Acceptance of the proposol insured Rowland of rhe funds necessory to purchase variety of materials and services to improve Rowland ' s curriculum A wide orroy of improvements ot Rowland have been funded by SIP, and many more irems ore tentatively planned for the future. Defore any plans were mode, however, to spend money, exrensive surveys were conducted and pnoriries placed on oreos according to need Up to now the fund has mode possible teacher wortehops ond staff developement programs, while purchases for the clossrooms include compurers, video tape recorders, TV ' s, and video cameras for the use In all oreos of the school SIP also funded rhe purchase and upgroding of bool-s used by the students in a voriery of classes and has funded rhe Ansafone Hotline for student events The plonning ond implementations proved to be a fulltimejob for Jim Fonnakes when he assumed leadership of the program He currently teoches only one doss and administers SIP responsibiliries rhe balance of his rime. Mr Fotinokes felt many times that the job was almost too much for one person to handle, but now he states The progrom is going well Teachers, students, ond parents ore working excellently together. The improvements that hove been made possible ot Row- lond because of the work worthwhile I om looking forward to the continuing improvements of the school, through SIP ,3 [Jerry Ferber Clorhing Changes in rhe srudenr body and in rhe inreresrs of srudenrs, girls in porriculor, hove olrered rhe offerings of rhe Home Economics Deporrmenr, Because rhe rradirionol dosses of sew ing and cooking hove shown marked decreases In enrollmenr, orher dosses hove been inrroduced One of rhese dosses is rhe Child Core Aide Class sponsored by P,OP ond raughr by Donno Molbon. The purpose of rhe doss, she srored, is ro give high school srudenrs rhe opporrunlry ro work direcrly wirh young children In a pre-school serring The srudenrs In rhe doss learn ro work wIrh rhe children In o voriery of oreos They learn how ro plon srlmulormg ocrivines for rhe children In free ploy, ourdoor ploy, sdenclng, pre reading ond pre-morh, srorles, ond music. They olso leorn some nurrirlon and hove ro plon snod-ss rhor ore borh good and nurririous In order ro deal effecrively wirh rhe children, rhe srudenrs musr leorn ro deal wirh rhem on rheir level The preschool Is currenrly In Irs rhird year on rhe Rowland compus. Tweniy six children ore enrolled now, ond rhere is o wolrlng llsr. The school runs from Ocrober Through May, ond porenrs musr poy $15 o monrh for rheir child This money goes ro poy for rhe supplies and rhe snocks for rhe children Mrs. Molbon soid rhor Ir is always inreresring ro worch rhe relorionshlps berween rhe srudenrs ond rhe children develop The children ofren coll rhe srudenrs reocher and begin ro mimic rheir ocrions. The girls generally begin ro bring purses filled wirh ond ro rolk ond ocr like rhe older girls Ofren rimes, Mrs Molbon WORKING WITH CHILDREN children srorr ro chew gum ro mimic rhe highschoolers Hopefully, rhough, rhey leorn some posirive rroirs also The preschool ends each year wirh a picnic or o pork on rhe lasr day of school. Afrer rhor rhe rricydes, rhe polnr brushes, and rhe orher equipmenr ond books used by children ore pur owoy ro awolr rhe rerurn of rhe children rhe following year Mrs Molbon sees rhe doss os a posirive learning experience for everyone involved — reocher, srudenr, and child — and o good oddirlon ro rhe curriculum available rhrough fXOP Pom Ford Home Ec Choirperson On Yr Own 6 Food Donna Molbon Child Developmenr 124 Home Economics Diane Grosenboch Inferior Design Caroline Wasko Special Ed Chairperson Al Lozono Special Ed Speaol Educorion 125 Ross Srewarr Arhleric Chairperson Volleyball Coach Horry Robinson FoorbQil Coach Die •fc. -J- ' ?■- Jeonne Koerner Torol Teen Beginning Dance Trock Cooch fe 126 Physicol Educotion Croig Snyder PE K. Sandra Gurney Donee A miracle rool ; ploce or Rowland High School in rhe foil Prior ro rhe mirocle, Friday nighrs were rhe pirrs They were rhe nighrs rhe boys on rhe field rrudged bock ro rhe bus, losers again,- rhe nighr rhe pep squod always losr rheir pep; rhe nighr people in rhe sronds lefr shoeing rheir heads, rhe nighr rhe srudenrs of Rowland wenr ro hold a Woke over another one. Then Mr, Horry Robinson arrived on rhe scene and worked a miracle — Rowland ' s foorboll reom began ro win Cooching foorboll wos nor new ro Mr Robinson He hod racked up 21 years of coaching prior to coaching or Rowlond, Mosr of rhese years were spenr or Lo Serno, where he pro- duced winning reams year ofrer year. He hod rerired from cooching while srill or La Serno bur found rhor he missed rhe challenge foorboll presented ro him. I decided ro coach again ond soughr o losing school rhor I could moke successful I sow WORKED A MIRACLE rhis possibiliry or Rowland Hisrory hos recorded Mr Robinson ' s success wirh Rowland He rook rhe ream from consronr losr places and occomponied rhem ro OF playoffs I rhoughr rhe progress rhor was made was excepnonoL The ream and rhe school as o whole hos berrered rheir self confidence and hove turned rheir orrirudes roword o more winning orrirude Wherever he colls it — it is still o miracle. George VonZonr PE Chairperson Volleyball Cooch Barbara Grund Dodminron Coach Physicol Educotion 127 Croig Doumunk Algebra b Morh Eileen Noire Algebra G Trig Le Wenrz Algebra 6 Morh John Miller Algebro 6 Morh Paul James Geomerry Algebro Tom Volz Algebra G Geomerry Johnnie Srevenson Dosic Morh Doskerboll Coach Al Murgulo Dosic Morh 128 deeding Depi 6 Moihemotics Roger Hull Morh Chairperson Algebra b Colculus Dob Gardner Reading Chairperson Reading Par Chrisrlonsen Reading Vera Denoir Reoding Pep Advisor Richard Srorrer Reading Compurers, rhose marvelous machines rhor are rumored ro hove the obiliry ro conrrol rhe world, mode rheir appearance on rhe Rowland compus- This addinon has given srudenrs rhe opporruniry ro become more owore of exactly whor a computer is, how ir works, and rhe limlrarions of irs use Room C-2 hos become rhe computer center of rhe school. During 2nd and 7th periods students ore able to make use of rhe computers for their own personal use, while working under rhe direcrion of Mr. Sokolis, the INTO THE WORLD OF COMPUTERS on-campus computer whiz During the other periods of the day, Mrs Christiansen, o teacher in the Reading Deporrmenr, uses the nine compurers in her reading progrom Because of rhe limited omounrs of compurers, rhe students musr use them on a roraring basis In rhe program the students use them for reinforcement and drill in various reading areas in which they need help, A benefit to the student is the ability to receive individual insrrucrion and instont feedback on answers The compurers hove proven to be a grear success ond highly motivating ro rhe srudenrs who hove used rhem commented Mrs Chnsrionsen The orher deporrmenr on campus who uses compurers is rhe Science Deporrmenr. which is on irs rhird year of computer use. Under the direcrion of Mr Sokolis, students in chemistry and physics leorn ro gorher and store informarion, wirh some rime spenr on drill ond procrice in the various uses of rhe machine, Mr Sokolis is o grear odvocote of computers in education. He sees rheir use in oil areas of schooling and foresees rhe doy when every classroom will be equiped with compurers, Computers hove been a positive addition ro rhe curriculum, Mr Sokolis srated, os they hove improved rhe skills of srudenrs who hove the opporrunity to work wirh rhem, The debate concerning rhe use of compurers in educonon con be found in olmosr every educorionol publicorion ond mony times as feorure orricles in newspapers, Vhile people question rhe omounr of money being spenr and the effectiveness of their use in educorion, school districts hove been scrambling ro find rhe monies to purchase rhe hardware and software in order ro include computer classes in their educational processes. Good or bod, a help or o hindrance, rhe compurer isrhere ro stay, and Rowland has joined rhe stampede into the world of compurers 129 Dill Dohmon English 11 6 12 v-ieoru uunagon English 11 Annual Advisor Caroline Flercher English 9-11 French I Par Ferguson English 10 Foorboll 6 Tennis Dovid Taylor English 10 G 11 VTPv ' s and Television monirors, rv o new equip- menr oddinons, mode rheir oppearonce in rhe English Deparrmenr in rhe foil These new purchases were mode possible by SIP as parr of rhe progronn ro improve comprehension and increose srudenr inrer esr In rhe deparrmenr rhese ore used ro srimulore inreresr in lirerorure and ro aid in rhe discussion of ir Vhile rheir use is srill in a rnol sroge, rhe resuirs so for achieved by rheir use in rhe classroom has been beyond expecrarions Mr, Clorh, rhe English Depr Chairperson, used filmed excerprs from rhe ploy MocBeth in conjucrion wirh reoding rhe play in his English 12 AL doss and hod rremendous success wirh rhe unir I hod rhe mosr undersronding of rhe ploy by rhe srudenrs and rhe highesr resr scores rhor I hove ever hod when deoling wirh rhor ploy he srored Caroline Flercher used rhe equipmenr in a unir which hod Fidler on the Roof as a core. Her English 12 Regular class deolr wirh Russian hisrory, culrurol backgrounds, erhnic relonons, and prejudice as ir re lared ro Jews in Russia based on rhe musical. The unir proved ro be one of rhe more successful unirs os far as srudenr inreresr, srudenr porriciporion, ond resr scores, Miss Flercher commenred Ar rhis rime rhe deparrmenr has a limired omounr of ropes, however, rhey plan on acquiring many more, A berrer library of ropes will evenruolly permir more reochers in rhe deparrmenr ro roke odvonroge of rhis reoching merhod Mr Clark sees rhe VTR os LITURATURE COMES ALIVE becoming on inregral porr of English curriculum, Ploys, in porriculor, rake on a new demension for rhe srudenr ' he commenred ond added, in foa, rhe use of rhe visual image when used wir h rhe wrirren word mokes lirerorure come olive. Mary Sompson English 9 Carol Hoffmon English 10 6 12 Par Frosrholm English 9 10 Jim Drown English 9 Track 6 Crosscounrry Greg Manning English 11 G 12T Foorboll Gory Clark English Chairperson English 12 Joe Deeson English 9 11 English 131 PorriciQ Lone 6 Marhew Business Chairperson Typing 6 Office Manogemenr Nowhere hove compurers mode such on impocr OS in rhe business field. Knowledge of rheir copobiliries is becoming o necessity in rhe job marker Recognizing rhis phenom- enon, rhe Business Deparrmenr is conrinuing ro upgrade rheir equipment ond develop courses rhor will aid rhe srudenr in finding a job offer groduorion. The deparrmenr hos had rwo Word Pro cessors rhor rhe srudenrs use These have now been increased ro four machines Through SIP monies, Parry Lone, rhe deporr menr choirperson, was able ro purchase four compurers ro march wirh rhe Word Processors These unirs mode ir possible ro communicate berween two rooms and gove more real experience ro rhe stu- dents toking the odvonced business courses Currenrly, due ro doss time limirotions, the students do limited work for the school, but plans call for increasing the amount of work done for the school in the future. COMPUTERS CHANGE COURSES Two other areas in business hove experienced changes over the lost few years. The number of students participating in business classes hos risen sharply. Typing classes ore more in demand rhon ever, A good port of rhis increase, Mrs Lone stated, comes from rhe necessiry of knowing how to use a typewriter in order ro funcrion quickly on a computer, The other area that hos seen on increase in students is in Office ond Business Mochines. This class con now be token OS on alternate course for one year of moth This change come about because of course revisions the district has mode Rowland students who take rhe complete business course, furrher commented Mrs, Lone, ore able to enter the job marker wirh high entry-level skills These skills should give them on advantage when opplying for o job The department is very inreresred in rhe benefits o student derives from the business courses he rokes at Rowlond, In order to access the deparrmenr and its courses, on ongoing study is currenrly moniroring rhe job progress and employee relorions of groduore srudents from Rowlond This study will be used to evaluate future progroms offered to business majors, The deportment ' s goal is to provide rhe student with the best and most up to dote business troining needed to go into business or ro continue on ro college level business courses Mrs Lone concluded 132 Ousiness Ron Smirh Acc ' r 6 CqI Moch John Morsson Aminisrroror personnel Dolores Smirh Sronley G Oswolr Sharon Robinson Koy Knepp Elemenrory Schools Superinrendenr of Schools Secondary Schools Insrrucrional Service Board of Education Dean Anderson John Cosrro Gene Phillips, Clerk Phil Anderson, President Roberr Wilson, Vice President Doord Of Educonon 130 Secretaries: Row 1 Morgorere Volner, Mary Vorson, Emalie Nunez, Lee Presron, Peggy Hisoromi, Jon Lee, Par Canary, Maria Hopkins Row 2 Undo Householder, Shirley Gonzalez, Roquel SrocK, Par Henry, Choryl Davis, Jeane McNqII, Carrie JocKson, Morlys EricUson ■ ilBlrajSil Zw l R ■ iciiSB£483 H Y MStm Km n n Hji «riB k H H V ■ , ' fc i f ' .j fc 3 i BB p V H ' L [J PS fei v L- 3C W - Instructional Aides. Kow 1 Carolyn Concord, Vivian Mahuf fey, Mary Ann Manning, Connie Grover, Row 2 Joner Kramer, Debbie Howorh, Barbara Morrhews, Joyce Pruerr, Roquel Ruiz. Izzy Guerrero Cusrodion Campus Supervisors. Row 1 Juamra Rameriz, Llllior Gollegos Row 2 Sreve Willkomm, Roberr Sreworr, JIrr Mothers. 1.34 Campus Aides Richard Rodriquez Srudenr and rhe Low, P,OP Doro Morsono ROP Coordinoror William Rooney Resrauronr Operonons, ROP Cafeteria. Row 1 Vi Drown, Lucy Rodriquez, Eva Perri Row 2: Lil Rooch, June Takuchi, L:l Mesneski, Morgorer Udo Row 3: Berry Lone, Debbie Ross, Karen DIankenship, Millie Drirron, Morgorer 5corr. Compus Aides 135 .aA i ROWLAND UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT - ' m. Who would hove ever rhoughr rhor one of rhe gravest social Issues of 20rh Cenrury Americo would center oround o bus, that Dehemoth on wheels that has made travel possible for thousonds, that hos mode com- nnuting oaoss town or to work easier, that hos provided transportation to school for untold omounts of students, and that has transported othletic reams, bands and other groups to contests and adventures oround the country? The very nature, though, of its fundtion in society mode the bus the battleground of post World War II. The bus systems thot operated across Americo beginning In the 1930 ' s were some of rhe best means of transportation in exisronce. Bus ter- minals teamed with people awaiting the arrival or departure of, among others, rhe sleel-( silver Greyhound. Municipalities ocross rhe country scrombled to put tronsporrorion just a short walk from o person ' s door, while schools began to purchase big yellow buses to irtture students a way to and from school ond to provide tronsporration for athletic teams, school bonds, ond field trips. After rhe problems of World Wor II, rhe bus sysrems inaeosed their routes ond services; pienished rhi died during rhe war. All v until rhe 1950 ' s wher_£s rhe South becoa oil America, ond r the roadways of Montgomery, Ala boma, becQi ' ' equality. u iy of being pushed to the bri bus because of their color ji ed to stop patronizing tne AiwpifWPP ery Bus System. The sidewalk.s of Montgomery hod never bc-en s;.- busy OS when the Dlad population took to the sidewalks in droves. The action against the bus s stem lasted from December 5, 1955 ro Decer,ioc-r 18, 1956, when rhe Unired Srores Su- preme Courr upheld a lower court decision that the Montgomery segre- gation lows concerning bu ' es were unconstitufionol. Blocks and wrMts- for the firsr time in the South, scjfl rhe buses os equals. It wosn ' t long before buses ogoin figured in segregation problems, bur this rime it dealt wirh schools. Courrs began ordering school districts across rhe country to achieve racial balance by busing srudenrs ro non-neighbor- s prevail, argued 5par.;er. ' :., n.nc vourrs added nded de- conrro- vc-rsy s srill ver : ' . )( rwenry-five yeor.v ofter Buses still ply the major highways of America, but their ni ' mbers hove dwindled. Schools srill bus re alleviate segregorior,, b«jr in lesser numbers. SrJd '  nts irill go ro oihie.ic events, po- rodes ond on field rrips on buses, bur money t j fund this oreo has lessened. Cries 5;;il struggle o maintain o bus .-ystem for rhe non-driv|n — — . ■ ' --- but infJQticn has tend 5. ' ' groups c;e r,ow workiriy on o ir ief [ Tiodes of tronsporration, but none of these ore as versatile as the bus. The very freedom ir offers in oil oreos ensures rhor man will be able ro conrinue ro journey by bus for some rime to come. ASCENT OUT OF THE DEPTHS Many surprising changes occurred in rhe 1982 foil foorboil season Under rhe direction of Horry Robinson, rhe new head foorboil coach, rhe ream mode on amazing ascenr our of rhe depths of losr place finishes The ream compered in CIF playoffs for rhe firsr rime in many, many years. The mosr oursronding game of rhe season was rhe firsr league gome agoinsr Wesr Covino Rowlond had never beoren Vesr Covino m irs hisrory Ir appeared rhor hisrory was repeating irself with f owlond behind to 13 when rhe teom mode a greor come back winning rhe gome 14-13. Turning rhe ream around and making the boys winners and infusing some positives into rheir rhinking con trolled the octions of the coaching sroff We accomplished this by teaching every player to ploy ro rheir moximum obiliry level each week, exploined Coach fXobinson Whar ever was done cerrainly mode a vosr improvemenr in rhe reomwork of rhe boys This ream work payed off when rhe ream wos able ro ploy in rhe 1st round of CIF. Pvowlond losr ro Esperonzo by a score of 40 6; never- rheless, the ream wos proud of irs accomplishments The coaching staff, feeling thot o team doesn ' t have individual awards, measures success by ream stondords, however, several ployers mode Sier ro Leogue honorory reams Mike Morrimer. Gordon Doddridge, Troy Reed, Greg Jones, Mike Wilson, ond Charley Dullon all mode 2nd ream, while Juan Roymundo mode honor able menrion. 138 Voriity FooiboH K v. ' . ' ' i£ - WM I 1 Team Copioins, Dono Horns ond Croig Tippings meet wirh their oppor enrs for rhe flip of rhe coin 2 Vorsiry Foorboll Isr Row f,eece Chrisrion. Croig Tippings, Mike Marres, Jeff Reid, Mike Dnzendine, Efren Doco, Tony Avilo. Sooho Choi. Dovid Leobmon, Dennis Nodol 2nd Row Cooch Horry f obinson, fVoberr Joffmon, Tony Zobolo, Mil-(e Williams, Troy Gosh, Scorr Moreno, Carlos f ivos, Dovid LeFoy, Dono Horns, Leit Larson, Cooch Por Ferguson 3rd Row Cooch Ron Urobe, Dove McCormicI-,, Sreve Solozor, Denny Lomondo, Dob Markosl ' ;i, Gordon Doddridge. Chorles Dullon. Mike Hernondez. Aaron Kroeger. Cooch Brad Monning 4rh Row: Cooch John Schneider, Dove Moxwell, Eddie Gorcio, Louie Porrillo, Kevin Pererson, Reggie Thomas, Destry Hippen, Richord Rios, Albert Gorcio, Eric Taylor 5rh Row- Ron Verdugo, Seon Greer, Mike Wilson. Iric Dooker. Robert Lertmon, Gorrert Mulleneoux, Juon Roymundo, Jorge Orrego 6rh Row Greg Jones, Mike Mor timer, Seon Lohmon, Peter Dorcich, Troy Reed. Shown Jomison. Jim SchnobI 3. Number 23, Troy Gash, runs oround on Edgewood defender for more yords- 4 Mike Morrimer. 84, rurns it on 5 68, Troy Reed, mokes o srrong effort to corch rhe boll Rowland vs Wesr Covino 14-13 Pvowlond vs, Wilson 6-30 Rowlond vs Edgewood 10 6 Rowlond vs. Los Alros 54 Rowland vs, Walnur 14-13 Vorsiry Foorboll 139 140 J V G Ffoih Fooiboll 1 The JV Eleven wor1 on o victory 2 Scorr Thomos ond John Dell go for rhe tockle on Edgevi ood 3 The Rowlond offense show why they ' re proud to be colled holders 4 Frosh Football Teom. Row 1 Leroy Hon. Frank Gillis, Tony Zore. Eric Lukoysl-;y, Nick Hobon, Con Vjlloiobos, Con Foster, Ramiro Gobrlel f ow 2 Don Evoro, Mike R,ubio, Monny Orozco, P.onger Gorcio, Derwin Dullon, Jim Durrow, Som P hee (Xow 3 More Hildebrond, Eric Sonchez, Tom Oliveros. Paul Olivos, Philip Micholes, Todd V oiler, Dennis Doshline Row 4 f on Howk, Don Gorcio, Morry Hernandez. ' Kevin (Rutherford, Rusty Drown, Dill Cramer, Steve Higson, Robert Romey, George Orozco Row 5 Mike Clifford, Ron Ericlsson, Alex Calvono. Greg Higuero, Chuck Mooney, Anthony Henry, Mike Villogrom, Fronk Himpelmonn, Cooch Roldon Row 6 Cooch Morris, Tony Lee, Richard Lenoir, Seon Sovalo, Mike Semen, Ryon McReynolds, Tom Mohmet, Cruz Rezo Row 7 Steve Dosset, Gregg Foster. Randy Koin, John Caron, Alex Connoughton, 5 JV Footboll Teom. Row 1 Richard Juorez, Scott Evord, Leonard Marin, Dryon Cole, Scott Thomas, Hector Merzger, Albert Scales, Mike Deghetto, Mork Mortimer Row 2 Moureen Marquez, Eddie Ortiz, Kenny Morlinez, Jeff Deosey, Roul Valdez, Mike Vorgus, Robert Depoto, Don Findling, Ron Lebron Row 3 Annette Moncillos, Steve Dellmonte, Nothon McMillen, Edelfo Emmonuol, Seon Smith, Kevin Sanchez. Poncho Flores, Adrion Jouregui, Ccxich VanZont Row 4 Shirleen Cummins. Andrew Letrmon. Don Arellono, John Zobolo, Anthony Rodriguez. Vinny Martinez, Hernone Moyong, Rico Oundolion, Cooch Mortin Row 5 Cooch Livingston. Morvin Grinder, Alon Powell. Tommy Jenkens. Jonathon Dell. Drion Peterson. Hector Mezo, Stockly Durns. Cooch Vieyra 6 62 tries to block Edgewood so Leonord Morin con get the pass off J V 6 Freshmen Frosh Footboll 141 J SIERRA LEAGUE CHAMPS The good bolonced ream efforr by rhe members of rhe Girls ' Vorsiry Vol- leyboll ream odvonced rhe ream Into CIF The well coordinored offense ond defense proved ro be roo much for rhe orher reams The mosr cholleng ing ream for rhe girls was Vilson. The gome wirh Wilson wos rhe Gome of rhe Yeor . Ir wos borh challenging ond exciring, wirh Rowland winning 3 our of 4 gomes This gome enabled Rowlond ro enrer CIF, which hod been rhe reom ' s one major goal Ross Steward, rhe coach, srored; Ir wos one of rhe besr seasons for rorol ream sl ;ill5, ond rhe girls cerroinly ployed rhe besr volleyball of any reom I hove coached. CIF was olso challenging ond excir ing. In rhe firsr round rhe ream ployed Apple Volley, winning 3 our of 3 gomes. This win odvonced rhem ro rhe final round, where rhey foced Los Amigos. Los Amigos, however, proved ro be o superior reom, win ning 3 our of 4 gomes. The girls, while dissoppoinred or rhe loss, were very proud of going as for os rhey did They ore oil seniors and ore pleosed rhor rhey con leove rhe school l ;now ing rhey ore champions. Some of rhe ream members were honored by being ploced on honor ory reams. Jamie Carroll was chosen OS Sierra Leogue MVP, while Cindy Morrell, Virginia Von Herwoorden ond Con Kospordlov were placed on 1sr Teom All League M2 VoDeyboH 1 Virginia Von Herwoorden ups the boll in order ?o aioke o srrong serve 2 Rowland ' s ream meets to go over there strotegic plons, look out opponents! 3 JV Teom. Row 1: Use Pourrre, Kenie Dtothers, Annie Picordo, Sebrio Doyoti Row 2 Lovender Kongoko, Cris Mora, Thereso Coffey, Keren Sertet, Cyndi Jenson 4 FroshSoph Teom. fVow 1 Yun Cha, GerQidine Cruz, n,ov 2 Cindy Fiedler. Janer Lee. Liso Fikes, Kelly Chong, Troo McEven Row 3 Cecelio Windfelder, Sue Oroyles, Kim Dishion, Barbara Williams, Trocie Smith. Cooch Stevenson Row 4 Corolyn Jones. Erin Park, Dragiello Scommocca 5 Vorsity Teom, f ow 1 Monie Carrol. Virg Von Herwoorden. Cyndio Morrel. Sheri Droyles Row 2 Sherri Willioms, Cone Kospordluv, Connie Peregteiti. Irene Reynolds. Eun Kwon 6 Cindy Morrel! serves rhe boll high ond strong 7. Sheri Droyles proctices on her spilse Rowland vs. Wesr Co vino 15 8 Edgev ood 15 13 Los Alros 15 12 Wilson 15 11 Wolnur 15 13 Wesr Covino 15 11 Edgewood 15 11 Los Alros 15 11 Vilson 15 9 Wolnur 15 - 13 Volleyball 143 MAKES IT TO CIF Dererminorlon, greor ream spirit and Q good menroi orrirucJe pays off Girls Terinis mohes ir inro rhe CIF. The ream played superb rennis, srared Jeonne Koerner, rhe girls ' cooch. This was evidenr as nor only did rhe gomes prove ro be exciring, bur mosr ended in vicrory However, rhe wins didn ' r come eosily. In mosr coses a win was nor derermined unril rhe rhird round of play, purring pressure on all ream members ro produce winning ser scores, Mrs. Koerner went on ro soy, This wos rhe season in which oil goals were nor only mer — rhey were surpassed The reom wenr ro rhe firsr round of CIF ployoffs and place Roberro Doyojion in rhe finals In rhis march she losr ro Wesr Covino The ream wenr from losr ploce ream lasr yeor ro o rhird place in rhe leogue, on oursranding fear. Mosr Valuable Ployer Award in sin gles wenr ro Vendy Porrillo, wirh Denise Durron and Treosho Elliorr cop ruring rhe doubles Mosr Spirired Award wenr ro Carol Wolloce, while The Mosr Improved (Coach ' s Award) wenr ro Roberra Doyojion 144 1 Vorsity Tennis, Fronr, Cooch Jeanne Koerner; IXow 1 Poulo Jones, JodI Dyworer, Corol Wolloce, Lily Lemos, Corolie Nicolo Row 2- Sherry Willoughby, Wendy Porrillo, Treosho Eliion, Denise Burron, Rhondo Hollingshed. Mono Zore, Roberro Doyo jion 2 Lily Lemos goes up for rhe serve 3 Wendy Porrillo concenrrores on her serve 4 Denise Durron ond Treosho Elliorr wonder whose point ir is 5 Junior Varsity TenniS: Front. Ste- phoie Verdugo and Karen Orozco Row 1 Regino Dominguez, Gino Delororre, Cooch Grund, Jill Poscoe, Joanne Vollordes Row 2 Cherie Orozco, Rose Reyes, Cathy DeCorpo, Thoo Le Rowland vs Wesr Covino 14 4 Edgewood 12 6 Los Alros 5 13 Wilson 11 7 Wolnur 4 - 14 Wesr Covino 13 5 Edgewood 15 3 Los Alros 3 - 15 Wilson 13 -5 Volnur 4 - 14 I Tennis 145 1 Vofsiry Waterpolo 1sr Row Todd 5mirh, Chris Alvarez, Scorr Turner. Fronk Sporks. «Kk Esrreitodo. Jeremy Woo5om 2nd Row Dorren Dlonkenship. Tom Losonsky. Scon Morewood. John Cunninghom. Ernie Prinrzen Leonord Concholo 2 Pxh Esrrellodo reoches our ro prevent o score 3 Cooch Hole points out h6 gome plon for the win 4 Frosh Soph Wotetpolo 1st Row John Reynolds, Jomes Wolfe, Doniel Volmer, Dorrell Allen, Christophet Aventino, AMchoel Nevico 2nd Row Doniel Torres, Robert Kellogg, Dowiko Openui. Kirk Hemd , Orion Powell, Yuri Porl ' ihurst 5 Jeremy WooSom pops the boll over the heod of o defender 6 Junior Vorsiry Woterpolo 1st ( ow, Tim Oell Fronk Sporl-o, Sondy SoliTKis, Debbie Teichmonn, Chris Alvorez 2nd Row Tim Poole. Orion Godwin. Kent Sullivon. Dovid Zorzo. Chuck Cuchioro 7 Aim welM Dorren Olontenship 146 Pvowlond vs Los Alros 12 11 Wilson 7 10 Wolnur 11 10 Los Alros 7 6 Wilson 10 15 Wolt ur 12 8 The 1982 Worerpolo season was our sranding. Nor only did rhe ream play well, bur rhey olso mode Ir ro rhe 2nd round of CIF. Coach Hole said: This wos rhe besr reom rhar I ever cooched, nor necessarily rhe mosr rolenred, bur definirely rhe mosr determined. They showed rhis by refusing ro give up, winning six gomes by only one poinr. The mosr exciring gome of rhe season come in rhe 2nd round of rhe CIF playoffs. Nor only was Rowlond ploying Sunny Hills, o known powerhouse, bur ir was also rhe firsr rime rhar rhe reom hod ever mode ir rhar for in CIF The lost few minures of rhe gome were exciring, Rowland wos down 8 - 12 wirh 2 minures lefr, when rhe reom sroged o specroculor comebaci-;, scoring rhree quid-; goals ro come wirhin o poinr, Howev er, rime ran our ond Rowland losr 11-12, Ir wos Q dose gome The MVP Award was given ro Leonard Concholo; Mosr Voluoble Offense, John Cunningham; co-mosr Valuable Defense, Seon Horren 6 Darren Dlonkenship; ond Mosr Improved, Rick Esrrellodo This season leaves rhe ream wirh a grear feeling of occomplishmenr ond rhe sorisfying focr of knowing rhor Rowland is quid-ily becoming a CIF Worerpolo power, 1983 is on exrreme ly promising year for rhe Rowland Worer polo ream. 147 • t. L . T, m r} IM A J 148 Croii Country SIX YEAR DOMINANCE ENDS Six years of dominance by rhe Wolnur Cross Country ended when Pvowlond soundly defeated rhem in running during rhe seoson. While rhis viaory provided rhe high point of rhe yeor, rhe inability to qualify for CIF finals provided rhe low poinr of rhe seoson. The mosr exciring v ' in, how- ever, was ogoinsr Los Alros, where Rowlond won rhe Sierra Leogue Chonnpionship because Rowland ' s 6rh ploce man bear Los Alros ' 6rh ploce man Coach Drown stored: Boys Vorsiry was rhe best team ever as for os ream was con- cerned They hod rwo reom-rime re- cords, won more medols, ond won rhe mosr invirorionols. There were 61 medols won ond eighr reom rro- phies were added to Rowlond ' s ol- reody impressive colleaion. The Soph Frosh reom also hod on ourstonding season, capturing the Sierra Leogue Chompionship in their division The Gi rls Vorsiry reom hod irs own special exdremenr when they domi- nated the Orange Invirotionol, bring- ing home four First Places, one Sec ond Place, and one Third Roce rro- phy along with the Team Award They totally dominated the compe tition, CoQCh Drown odded The teom ' s goals for rhe year were met when rhey were undefeated in leogue meets, becoming Sierro League Champions, ond ploced fifth in 3A CIF finals. Albert Espinozo was dubbed MVP for Varsity Doys, and Gino Plocenoo wall ' ;ed owoy wirh MVP for Vorsiry Girls. The Frosh-Soph MVP was given ro Geoffrey Perez for his oursronding performances rhroughout the season aSBB ' S ' Ai Ji ' f Kt • ' M r lu l ♦ .y TS a l MSm A t m A L ■H r ik A B Bw mm f 1 Kenny Gollordo sets rhe poce in rhis long purney 2 Cross Country is rougfi. Huh, Chorles Stem ' 3 Gino Plocenoo lol es the leod and shows why Rowbnds ' Cross Country is 1 4 Doys Votsiry Cross Country. 1si row Dennis White. Eddie Ptocencio, Albett Espinozo. Kenny Golbrdo 2nd ( ow Williom Cortosco. Dovid Meons. Chotlie Stein. Doug Cotrosco 5 Albetto Espnozo molies distonce running look simple 6 Erin Eicher eludes the best of itie runners 7 Girls Vorsiry Ctoss Country 1st r ow Koten Gormon. Renee Nokoyomo. Cindy Aguilor, Debbi Gomez 2nd f ow Gino Plocencio. Cindy Hoys. Etin Echer Cross Coufwy 149 150 Cross Couniry 1 And They ' re off I 2 Curt Workins srays in smde 3 Jeff Perez buens up rhe rood 4 Did Dovid Solos find o shorrcur Through the gross 5 JV Teom Row 1 Tom McGinchy, Nestor Herrero, Steve Alveres, Mark Morques, Jim Gotber. Roy Derzobo Row 2 Morry Silvo, Mork Homson, Joson Mogollones. Chris Fitch. Dovid Solos. Dovid Jumper. Ronni Reblondo. Edwin Conception Row 3 Curt Wotkins, Jeff Petez. Dob Bossett. Scotr Driggs, Mike Burns 6 Coach Drown gives o note of confidence to Cindy Hoyes, Cross Country 151 T IXowlond vs V Covino 53-51 Edgewood 7054 Los Alros 63-68 Wilson 72-58 Wolnur 5237 W Covino 6239 Edgewood 68-42 Los Alros 46-62 Wilson 6062 Wolnur 85-51 STYLE GENERATED EXCITEMENT Close gomes end mounring excire menr were synonymous in Row- land ' s vorsiry boskerboll season. Un- der rhe guidance of Coach Johnnie Srevenson, rhe Raiders placed rhird in rhe leogue in rhe 1982- ' 83 season, enabling rhe reom ro advance ro 1sr round CIF playoff gome Coach Srevenson srored The boys developed on oursronding reom ploy rhar produced a fosr breaking and up bear rempo Ir was obvious ro oil observers rhar rhe ream mem- bers enjoyed rheir sryle of boll ond rhe exciremenr ir generored in rhe crowds Their ream ploy resulred in on overall record of 13 wins ond 11 losses The ream ' s odvonce ro rhe CIF playoffs was nor ossured unril rhe losr gome of leogue play ogoinsr Wolnur ' The gome ogoinsr Wolnur was our mosr oursronding Cooch Srevenson commenred We soundly defeared rhem wirh o winning morgin of 34 poinrs. The mosr exciring gome, however, come rhe week before rhe Wolnur gome when Rowland ployed Los Alros and hod a chance of finishing second in rhe leogue Row land losr 68 ro 63, bur nor before o greor fourrh quorrer comebock This gome was a crowd pleoser even rhough we losr The roughesr comperirion for rhe reom olwoys seems ro come from Los Alros ond Wilson, This wos rrue ogoin in rhe ' 82 ' 83 season Los Alros bear Rowlond borh rimes rhey ployed, ond Wilson bear Rowland once by a margin of rwo poinrs The games ogoinsr rhese rwo reams has developed inro quire a rivalry Rowland ' s boskerboll seoson end ed in rhe firsr round of CIF ployoffs when Corona Del Mar ourpoced rhe Raiders and hondily bear rhem by o score of 64-49 All rhe oursronding ployers on rhe ream ore seniors rhis year Jim Welsh ond Greg Jones occounred for rhe mosr rebounds, while Eddie Domin quez gave rhe mosr ossisrs in boskers The mosr dedicored player on rhe ream was rerurning senior Jim Phillipi, who ofren inspired rhe ployers ro ploy ro rheir fullesr capobiliries Mosr ' VqIu able Ployer Award wenr ro senior Richord Morrinez, becouse of his our sronding performonce in all gomes I om sorry ro lose rhese boys ro grodu orion Working wirh rhem hos been o pleosure concluded Cooch Sreven son 152 Vorsiiy Ooys Dosl«rboll 1 Cooch Srevenson dishes out more srroregy ro the reorn 2 Rjchord Martinez reoches high tor rhe jump boll 3 Jim Welsh goes up for the loy-up, 4, Eddie Dominquez ond Jim Phillip try their hond ot defense 5. Jirn Dywoter, Woyne Moss. Tony Durries. guord ogoinst o poss 6 Boys Vorsiry Oosl etboli Teom. (Xow 1 Cooch Johnny Stevenson, f ow 2 Jim Velsh. Woyne Moss, Sheldon Dorson, Tony Durries, Jim Phillipi, Jeff Reed, Jim Dywoter, Eddie Domirxiuez, Gregg Jones, Ricfrard Mortinez 1 i m ,, ♦ r ' fj 1 . w r ' - ' -- _•% ■ ' -■P Vorsity Doys Dosl ettxiii 153 1 JV Team, f ow 1 Ezekiel Rodnquez, Roger Chong, Ron Reblondo, Lee Williams Row 2 Cooch Don Price. Lorry Miller, Richord Leon, Andrew Dorrz, Lourence Jones, Pool Costonos, Tony Droden. McArrhur Alegre 2 Sophomore Teom. Row 1 Mike Oiuno, Corleron Dornnger, Jose Corpus, Dilly Adkins Row 2 Cooch Durtis, Peter Isl ondor. Vince Long, Alton Poweel, Guy Fox. Emory Gloss. Mourey Worren. John Kotzoroff . George Senteno. Erney Zorzo Kim Coudill shoors over her defense 4 Roger Chong mokes o strong effort to win the jump boll 5 Laurence Jones shoots for two 6 Fieshmon Teom. Row 1 Donny Gorcio. Robert Poud. Dilly Pitt. Row 2 Rondy Cone. Mike Dunn. Don Mogno, Young Kwcjn, Jimmy McGuire. Tony Lee. Ryon McRenolds 7 Shonnon Wolker and Kim Coudill block our the defense os Lovender Kongoiko grabs rhe boll 8 JV Girls Team. Row 1 Renee Hennerh. Cindy Fiedler. Connie Alvorez, Row 2 Dorlene Nelson, Lovender Kongoiko. Kim Coudill. Lilio Torin, LisQ Gray. Shonnon Wolker. Noncy Chell 9 Frosh Soph Teom. Row 1 Ce Ce Wmderfelder. Erin Gorvin. Roxonne Nessi. Regmo Alvorez Row 2 Jonoi Lee. Juckie Jomison. Melindo Apodoco. Leah Advlnculo 154 Oosl ' ietboll s i fcfcri 1 . Doskerboll 155 1 Silvio Lee takes the boB down coott 2 The Rowbnd ream Is set fot the boll oftet the toss up 3 Tom Scoito stands her position while owoiting the throw 4 Cooch Koehler discusses the gome with the teom during a time out 5 Varsity Dosket- boll Teom. Row 1 Leslie Leon. Cheleit DePtiest, LoTonyo Johnson Row 2 Silvio Lee. Torn Scotto. Debbie Smith. Somontho Orod-iS Debro Morcusson. Johnmeon Marquez. Joyce Choney. Cooch Jenene Koehler 6 Somontho Brooks roces down coun to stop o shot by the other teom 156 Vorsiry Girls Oosketbd Rowland vs W Covino 41-25 Edgewood 48-09 Los Alros 52-42 Wilson 60-71 Wolnur 40-56 V. Covino 60-54 Edgewood 48-05 Los Alros 61-47 Wilson 41-55 Wolnur 5882 TEAM ENDEAVOR BRINGS WINS Afrer o rorher shahey beginning, rhe Girls Vorsiry boskerbol! ream ser- ried inro o good ream endeavor rhor enabled rliem ro finish rhird in league play and go ro CIF firsr round playoffs. We (rhe ream) gor srronger and more confidenr, commenred Coach Jenene Koehler, os rhe season pro- gressed The ream played more ro- gerher The ream ' s rogerherness paid off in exciremenr and wins during rhe sea- son While Walnur and Wilson re moined rhe roughesr comperirion for rhe Raiders, rhe mosr exciring gomes of rhe seoson came ogoinsr Nogoles and Wesr Covmo The gome ogoinsr Nogales remained jusr a few poinrs oporr all evening, wirh rhe leod changing hands periodicolly. Ir wosn ' r unril rhe losr minure of rhe gome rhor Rowlond grabbed rhe lead for rhe lasr rime and won rhe game wirh only a rwo poinr spread, 45 40 In rhe game ogoinsr Wesr Covino, Wesr Covino was ahead 28-20 or half rime. Ir wos exciring when rhe girls pulled ahead and won wirh a score of 62-54. This gome was olso our mosr oursronding os we hod ro bear Wesr Covino ro go ro rhe play- offs Koehler furrher srored In rhe CIF playoffs, Rowland wos defeored by Louisville in firsr round playoffs Ir wos difficuir or rhe beginning of rhe season because only rhree rerurn- ing ployers were vorsiry, bur rhe girls worked rogerher and finished as o reom Coach Koehler sold. Mosr our- sronding improvemenr mode by a ployer was mode by Debbie Marcus- son who ployed forward. Toni Scor ro ' s offensive conrriburion mehred recognirion os ir resulred in a 16.8 poinr overage per gome. The Mosr Voluoble Player oword, however, was handily won by Somonrho Drool is who overoged eighreen re- bounds per gome and ended rhe season wirh a 15.8 poinr overoge per gome. Coach Koehler concluded, I am looking forward ro coaching rhe re rurning vorsiry players nexr year. They will provide rhe nucleus for on orher srrong ream. Vorsiry Girls Doskerball 157 i ' 1 Gil Dornett just hir one inro o sond rrop 2 Aoron Meete demonsrrores his purring stance 3 Mhe Hernandez uses o little body language to moke the boll drop into the cup 4 Dove Learning gets teody to sink putt 5 This is the way the gold teom gets their exercise while golfing 6 Eric Meeks follows through on his swing 7 Rob Fetnquist shows o determined expression as he gets ready to hit o hole in one 158 Golf - ....--Ife a HlHr f ' ■□ OUTSTANDING GOLFERS EACH YEAR The golf program or Rowland hos gar nered a repuronon for oursroriding golfers year ofrer year. This year is no excepnon OS Aaron Meeks, rhe reoms Mosr Volu obie Player, is among rhe rop ren high school golfers across rhe norion. This is currently his fourth yeor on rhe team end Mr IXevis, the golf cooch, stared He showed exceptional promise from the very beginning, Improving their record from rhe ' 82 seoson wos o major gool rhis spring for golf. In rhe ' 82 season rhe reom placed 5rh in CIF Championships The most disap poinring loss rhor seoson and also rhe clos est score was in League Championship agoinst Los Alros. Rowland lost by one srroke The reom did, however, win rhe CIF Eosrern Riegionol Championships The boys were very pleosed wirh rhor win, Orher outstanding golfers on rhe ' 83 team ore Eric Meete and Mike Hernon dez, both four year vererans in golf Mr Revis rhoroughly enjoys working wirh rhe ream and is quick to proise his boys An important attribute of rhe 1980 golf teom, Commented Cooch Revis, is rheir oursronding concern for one on orher. This mokes cooching so much eo sier Golf 159 1 1 1 1 f 160 Gynvxisncs GYMNASTICS SAY GOODBYE Gymnosrics soid irs goodbye to rhe IXowlond High School orhletic progrom at the completion of the 1960 seoson. Aftet 15 yeots of use. the rings ore being hung on o wall, the hotses ond bors ore being stored in o corner, and the mots ore being rolled up ond put away A lock of competitors within the league hove necessitat- ed this move During rhe 15 yeors gymnostics hove been in existonce at Rowlond, the sport has wtacked- up on impressive record The various reoms hove won 10 leogue championships, three CIF seconds, and one CIF firsr place The individuol accomplishments and rewotds ate too numer- ous to list Cooch Mattin feels the sport is ending ot Its high point: Lost yeat the teom wos undefeoted in League ond was also CIF Cham- pions This yeof we should tepeot at least, parr of that, Over the yeors Cooch Morrin has shown o personal dedication ro his reams nor often found ond becouse of this dedication, hos hod many boys turn in outstanding petformances Gymnosrics teoches self discipline ond stresses individuol perfection stared Cooch Morrin It also demands o personol dedication nor found in team spotts This dedicotion ond perfection con be found in rhe performonces of his top gymnasts Mike Mattes, on the Still Rings, was o CIF medalist in 1982 and hopes to repeat rhor fear ogoin Poul Peloso, on rhe Porollel Dors, is olso a CIF Medalist who is working for a repeot performonce These two have been dubbed the Most Out standing Atheltes on Rowland ' s 1983 Gymnas tic Teom, Coach Mattin ' s most promising girl gymnast is rerurning vorsiry gymnost Sue Hait suko I am sod and disappointed to see the pto gtom end, bur without scheduled contests it is just too difficult to keep the progrom going Cooch Morrin conrinued I am not, however, walking owoy with nothing I hove a mind full of memories of the students and their triumphs to look bock on with pleasure m if% , ? a ( mmis- I 1 Poul Peloso does on L on rhe porolled bors 2 P.ich Smirh foultlessly executes on L on the Srill Rings 3 Mike Mattes wins more points with his Iron Cross 4 Donny LoRose honds leave the bat os he reverses his swing 5 Suzy Hoirsulio mokes o scale look eosy 6 Jeff Port begins his dismount on the horse 7 The ream worms up with floor exercises before working in their individuol oreos 8 The Gymnastic Teom. Row 1 Richord Smith, Sue Hoitsuko, Jeff Post, Shori Hoirsuko, Paul Peloso, Shelly Flores, Donny LoRose, Mike Morres Row 2 Gory Moriell, Jim Metz, Ion Segol, Ruben Cedeno, Kevin Sonchez, Juon Lota, Mike Russell, Dove Silva, John Wintersteller Row 3 Rob Dennett, Robbie Silvo, Fronk Hall, Dob Munger, DeWayne Adorns, Chris Sims, Gory LoRose, Ron Flores, Greg Dornhorr, Jeff Srombough Gymnostics 161 — S — 3BSSI f LiMaWBi Hjj Vpvi i t S: ' N I 1 162(toetal RECORD SPEAKS FOR SUCCESS Rowland ' s Doseboll ream, under rhe coach ing of Ron Urobe, finished 2nd m league ploy in rhe 1982 seoson, wenr inro OF, ond losred ro rhe 3rd round of CIF Ployoffs In rhe rhird round gome rhey foced MilliKen and were defeored by a score of 3 ro 1 While rhe boys were disoppoinred or the defeor, rhey were jubilonr about rheir record Thor was the most exciting seoson I hove ever coached Urobe srared. and added, That wos rhe first year that o boseboll team from Rowland hos mode it so for in CIF, An- orher exciting ospecr of rhor seoson was rhot r owlond was rhe lost reom ro beor 4A CIF Champions, NVolnur Their league record was 9 wins, 5 losses, and 1 rie The ream did an oursronding job in oil of rheir gomes ' ' Urobe gives a lor of rhe credir ro Craig Tippings and Kiki Gorcio for rhe winning season They played excellenr boll oil season Craig ond Kil i ore two of rhe five rerurning vorsity players who moke up rhe main port of rhe 1983 boseboll team The other returnees ore Croig Curler, Cory Dank, and Mike Srevens The boys ploy well rogether ond give rhe team rhe experience ir needs ro win ' And win rhey do. In rhe 1983 season, rhe Rowland nine were consisronr winners, being undefeored well inro leogue ploy Ron Urobe has coached boseboll or Row land for 10 yeors, or losr 5 years or rhe vorsity level He is assired on rhe field by Croig Snyder When asked obout what they ore planning thor IS differenr rhis season. Coach Urobe re sponded, Norhing Whorever we hove been doing in rhe post hos worked Our record speaks for rhe success we hove hod wirh rhe boys ' ' 1 Ftosh Doseboll. Row 1 Joe Flores, Paul Digoudio, Tony Zore, Juon Cosrro Row 2 Eric Lukovsky, Mike Simen, Marty Hernondez, Tony Lee, Mono Aguos, 2 Anthony Rodriguez bunrs rhe boll 3 Croig Tippings crosses home plore for o Rowlond run 4 Varsity Daseboll. Row 1 Kevin Dowler, Chris Gollego, Croig Tippings, Anthony Rodriguez, Jeff Smith Row 2 Dobby Morkoski, Steve Munoz. Cory Donk. Marry Pyle. Rob Cionclrto. Kiki Gorcio Row 3 Mike Srevens. Gordon Dodridge. Mike Villogron. Croig Durler 5 JV Doseball. Row 1 Kurr Workins, Sergio Cosrro, Dill Wolfrum, Richard Coto, Geoff Perez, Dovid Wood, John Mollo Row 2 Drion Sheppord, Al Scales, Mike Rowland, Seon Smith, Mike Udo. Jerry Roberrs. John Korzoroff. Carlos Rodriguez, Jomes Wilson 6 Croig Durler (ries ro imirore Sreve Sox 7 Kiki Gorcio mokes o fine corch or firsr bose 8 Cooch Urobe and Coach Snyder discuss rhe ground rules prior to the start of the gome ogoinsi Edgewood. Doseboll 163 1 Joonne Hernandez discusses srroregy with her teonn mores 2 Tom Scotto begins her swing or rhe boll. 3 Kim Husnng grtmoces os she pitches the sofrboll 4 Denise Presron owoirs rhe hit inro lefr field 5 Varsity Softball Teom. Row 1 Cece Windfelder, Connie Alvorez, Krisrino Quiroz. Sherri Willioms, Jomie Carrol, Kim Husring. Tom Scorto, Jeonner Delgodo Row 2 Cooch Kirismon. Leslie Klopp, Denise Presron, Joonne Hernondez, Theresa Coffey, Trocy Smith, Cooch Sorkission, 6 JV Softball Team, f ow 1 Wendy Wilson, f egino Alvorez, Liz Hoir Row 2 Lynerre Mullenoux, Colleen McGrorh, Dorlene Nelson, Mio Goil Row 3 Morn Echeverno, Shelly Hill, Michelle Thomas, Dorene Gonzoles 7 Jomie Carroll mokes rhe our or first 8 Jeonert Delgodo didn ' t get o chance to corch this pitch It was o bunt 164 Sofiboll SOFTBALL HAS NEW COACHES Softball began rhe 1983 season wirh rwo new coaches Because rhe school was unoble ro find o sofrboll coach wirhin rhe sroff, rwo seniors from Col Poly, Porno no, were hired os varsiry coaches. Corol Sorkesslon ond Colleen Kinsmon are borh vererons or sofrboll Sarkesion hos been an aid for Col Poly Doseboil Cooch Scolinis, and Kinsman has been or Sourh Hills High School as varsiry cooch for five years. Diono Ziggors, who hod cooched rhe ream rhe posr rwo yeors, lefr Rowland ro ossume o posirion near Cresriine. In her losr seoson of cooching, which was rhe 1982 season, rhe Rowland Sofrboll Team wenr ro CIF During league ploy rhe girls come in 3rd, which gave rhem o berrh in CIF ployoffs They losr, however, in rhe Isr ployoff gome Sorkession and Kinsman hod several re Turning varsiry ployers on whom ro build rheir ream Jamie Carroll, Sheri Williams, Connie Alvarez, Kim Husring, ond Toni Scorro ore oil rerurning players Down Skinner, anorher oursranding player, ex- perienced problems wirh eligibility in rhe preleogue seoson and wasn ' r oble ro play unril rhe Isr league game. In rhe 1983 preleogue gomes rhe ream was o consis ranr loser, however, Down sparked rhe ream and the beginning of leogue ploy saw OS 1 win and 1 loss record Ir IS difficuir ro pick Mosr Valuable Ploy er from rhis group of girls commented Sorkession. They ore very ream minded ond all strive for perfeaion They did. however, srore that Jomie Carrol or firsr base, Tom Scorro or Cenrer Field, ond Sherri Williams or Lefr Field were oursrond ing players They consranrly worked or improving rheir game and winning The enrire Girls Softball season proved ro be on exciring experience for rhe rwo new varsity cooches. Soliboll 165 1 Drion Godwin ond Scorr Turner toke Q proctice lop prior ro the srorr of rheir roce 2 Boys Vorslty Swim Teem Row 1 Fronk Sporte. Chris Alvorez. 5cort Turner. Mike Johnson. Shown Dlokesley Row 2 Orion Godwin. Anthony Henry. Tom Losonsky. Scotr Morewood, Seon Herring, John Cunningham, Tom Morchem 3 An In worer srorr begins rhe girls reloy 4 Johnny Cunning- ham dives inro the worer or the stort of his toce 5 Girls JV Swim Team Row 1 Lorraine Estrado, Diono Jones, Jod-oe Huberr, Candy Randolph. Joserte Holt, Christino Lok Row 2 Mario Simen, Mory Lorenz. Tommi Holsteod, NIchole Kowai. Kothy Hepler. Caroline Mujogic 6 Doys JV Swim Team: Row 1 Young Chung. Dovid Venoble. John Reynolds. Jeff Olson Row 2 Al Acuno, Dob Kellogg. Kevin Horren. Drion Powell. Yuri Porl ' ihurst 7 Girls Vorslty Swim Team. Row 1 ClQire Kawogishi. Jennifer Owens. Chen Golvez. Jonet Drysen, Michelle Peters. Pom Dourne. Sonyo Stomper Row 2 Rita Fuentes. Monico Courrney. Caro- line Willord, Shoron White, Decky Dennett, Corolino Nicoly, Sondy Solinos. Cooch Carry Eddy 7 Don Torres comes up for o breoih duting the Dreasr Stroke lUitll 166 Swimming [% %r «  Ifft IT -■ , r . . .% % ' i .f - w. WX %. ' 5ir ' V M i 6Ci V%W ' GIRLS OUT-PEPvFORM IN SWIMMING Swimming is one sporr where rhe girl ' s reams have refused ro be second ro rhe boy ' s reams, rhey hove, insread, our-performed rhe boys in leogue ploy The 1982 Spring seoson is a very good example of rhis The boy ' s vorsiry swim reom finished 6rh Oosr) in rhe league meets, while rhe girls vorsiry finished 3rd in leogue The JV girls did even berrer rhan rhe vorsiry, finishing 2nd in leogue meers We will do berrer rhis yeor stored Cooch Hale Decouse more boys turned out for swim ming, rhe reom has more depth Also. con nnued Hole, this teom is much more enrhusi ostic obour swimming This is opporeni in their pre seoson record of 4 wins ond 5 losses, o greot improvement over rhe 1982 preseason record The girls coach, Cooch Eddie, also feels her 1983 swim reoms ore superior ro the ' 82 reams We ote so spirited ond hove so much talent, we will hove no trouble ptoang 2nd Doth cooches hove considerable proise for rheir Frosh Soph temos The boys F S handily won the Charter Oaks In irotionol, while Coach Eddie hos o wealth of good freshmen swim mers from which to drow Doth reoms olso hove returning vorsity swim mers who provide the nucleus fot winning The outstonding girl swimmer is Jennifer Owens, o senior She is on exrremely gifted swimmer, ond she ploced in rhe rop three in oil her events in the 1982 leogue finals The boys swim team hove severol swimmers who are outstonding these indude Tom Losonsl ' ;y. John Cunning horn, ond Scott Morewood Swimming 107  -i3jlfii:SCJSHi« ' aKEri BETTER THAN OTHER YEARS Rerurning experienced players mode Rowland ' s chonces of finishing in rhe top three in leogue bodminron ploy berrer rhon in previ ous yeors Ve hove more ralenr ro v ork wirh rhis yeor rhon we hove hod before, stored Dorboro Grund, vorsity bodminron coach. The 1982 season did not hove rhe tol- ent obvious rhis yeor Preseoson ploy showed promise of o winning seoson, the team won oil four pre seoson gomes Dur ing leogue, however, rhe reom didn ' r fair so well They ended with o record of 1 win and 9 losses, finishing 5th in league ploy Mrs. Grund commented The 1980 season will be better Outsronding singles players on this sea son ' s team ore Perer Iskondor ond Ken Drorhers Oursronding doubles are Sherri Droyles ond John Zobola These players did a fine job on the courr for Rowland 168 Dodminton li 1 The Vorsiiy Dodminron reom runs os o wofm-up exercise before the gome 2 Rose Reyes srrerches ro hlr the birdie. 3- Peier Isi- ondor shows rhe good form rhor mokes him o rop singles ployer , 4 JV Badminton Teom. Row 1 Eugene Ton. Tom Jorboe, Thoo Le, Croig Hone, Sreve Delmonte. Row 2 Karen Orozco, Tom Iskander, Lizo Oimoronon, Jill Posco. Stephanie Verdugo, Cherie Orozco, Rheno Suva 4 John Zobolo sionds bock os Shem Droyles goes for rhe points 6 Vorsity Badminton Teom. Row 1 Corol Wolloce, Wendy Porriilo, 5heri Droyles. Keni Drorhers. Rose Reyes, Lilly Lemos Row 2 Roger Horger, Chris Ching, Tien Le, Perer Iskonder, Tom Mohmer, John Zobolo, Jim Flores, Kothy Decorpo, Coach Dorbaro Grund Dadminion 169 1 Vorslty Boys Tiock Teom. Row 1 Mike Willioms. Eric Dooker, Troy Reed, Wonye Moss. ( onni Reblondo. Roger Chong Row 2 Joy Lee. Doug Corrosco, Kenny Gollordo. Alberro Espinozo. Williom Corrosco. Dennis Whire Row 3 Dennis Nodol, Dobby Rowlond. Steve Kreider, Dovid Meons. Sreve Steel. Dob Dossetr Row 4 John Fox. Chorles Srein. Croig Asendorf, Ke in Peterson. Richord Person Row 4 Eddie Ploncio. Jon Dell. Scott Thomos. Leonord Monn. Al Gorco 2 Liz Loyo ond Tiphony Moruro execute o greoi hand off 3 Dobby Rowlond eosily misses the bor during a meet with Edgewood 4 Mr Aney ond Cooch Drown shode their eyes os they wotch the start of the 100 Yord Dosh 3 Vorsity Girls Track Teom. Row 1 Adrienn Henderson. Suson Scoiro, Denise Durton. Koren Gormon Row 2 Michele Dencomo. Erin Eicher. Gino Plocencio, Cindy Hoyes, Liz Loyo. Tiphony Moruro, Cooch Jeonne Koerner. 6 Koren Gormon. Cindy Hoyes. Gino Plocencio and Erin Eicher sprint around the curve in close formoiion 7 Eddie Plocensio ond Albert Espinozo enpy a worm up in the roin ■ ■ —a i .ml . T vl ffrTj A W i!IHn B t .  . .f ' E ' f „«..l,t,,t« 7 ' -If — t a ■ ■MfrOUPi - -■••-- _ — ■ RAIN ALTERS TRACK SEASON Rom. ihoi mixed blessing thot sometimes falls on Southern Colifornia, decided to foil in earnest during rhe 1983 spring sporrs ' seoson ond wrocked hovoc with scheduled trock meets Decause of the tain, meet doy hod to be chonged. meet places hod to be chonged. and some meets even hod to be cancelled Even with all the weoiher problems. Cooch Drown is pleosed with the track teom thot was fielded Only two members hod been lost to groduotion, and mony of the Frosh Soph team had moved up into varsity While Cooch Drown believes in total teom endeovor. he does have on ourstondmg trocl-arer in returning Steve Krieder who set o new school record of 44 ' 11 for the Triple Jump On the Frosh Soph level, John Dell. Leonord Monn. Scott Thomos. and Richard Juorez ran o 45 5 m the 440 Relay Drown hopes to finish higher in league this season and to ploce more boys in CIF In the 1982 trock seoson. rhe ream ploced 5th in the Sierra Leogue Competition for the boys in track is quite fierce commented Coach Drown Mosr schools hove o strong track irodition The boys Frosh Soph teom, however, were leogue chomps in 1982 These boys now compere on rhe vorsiry level The 1983 seoson lool« extremely promts ing Drown further commented I never get tired of seeing rhe srudents perform Every outstanding performance produces o new thrill Girl ' s cooch, Jeonne Koe rner, when osi ed how she felt about the 1983 trock season summed ir oil up in one word Good She hos every righr to feel good about her girl irocksters In the 1982 seoson the girls vorsity teom placed 2nd m league ploy, ond they hope to repeat that in the 1983 seoscn Several ourstondmg performances were turned in by Erin Eicher, Tiphony Moruro, ond Somontho Drools, oil rerurning varsity trocterers Most of rhe 1983 vorsity reom is mode up of returning varsity girls I am working with some very tolented girls who ore derermined to win Cooch Koerner stated If the preseason record is on indicorion of our obiliiy, we should do well Other outstanding ttocteiers ore Gino Plocencio ond Cindy Hayes Working around rhe roin has nor dampened rhe ardor of Koerner for trock Eoch year of coaching is exciting Cooch Koerner conclud ed Helping rhe girls develop their abilities ro rhe fullest and seeing them excel, mokes oil the hours spent coaching worthwhile 170 Trock m ' ■ ■ -% 1 Trod r l 1 Denise Ourron and Monique McAllisrer fly over the hurdles donng procrice 2 J.V. Girls Track Team. Row 1 Lewlie Cobles, Johonno Vollodores, Anno Silvo. Srephonie Anerberry f ow 2 Cindy Agui lor, Monique AAcAllister, Debbie Amezquiro 3 Dennis Nodol, Scotr Thomos, Sieve Sreele. ond Troy fXeed procnce for ihe 440 Reloy 4 F S Doys Trock Teom. Row 1 Ken Sreel, Alon Powell, Sieve Alucres. Michoel Burns, Nes ' er Herrero, Jimmy Morquez, An Asenz, Seon Sturgeon Row 2 Derwm Oullon, Dill Cromer, Dennis Ooshline. Edwin Concepcion, Scotr Dnggs, Chins Fitch, Chris Morrison Row 3 Tom Oliveros. Oilly King, Mike Deghetto, Royce Fogon, Kenny Murphy, Jomes Movido, Dovid Juniper, Joson Mogollones Row 4 Hector Mezo, Tim Svider, Donny Ditzet, Kenny Moriinez, Mike WoosJey, Tom Jenkins, Ron Enckson 5 Scott Thomos beois Jon Oell by o lean 6 Allen Powell thtows the discus with eose 7 Woyne Moss proctices the tiutdle before the toce 8 Kelly Eicher procnces her shot put form 172 Trock • J .- -.r fi . f,jM r ' i r-r: - TrQd 173 174 Tennis PLAYER LOSS SPOILS CHANCES The loss of rwo key ployers hompered Row- lond ' s rennis reom ' s chonce of winning leogue chompionstiips in rfie 1980 season Jose Sombos moved our of the disfncr, while Sreve Tow decided nor to come our because of on excep rionolly heavy doss lood Losing rhese rwo players mokes our chonces of winning league very slim commenred Cooch Livingsron The boys on rhe reams had hoped ro berrer rheir 1982 season ' s record, when rhe columns were olmosr even wirh 9 wins and 10 losses They ended rhe 1982 seoson in fourrh ploce, which didn ' r moke rhem eligible for CIF Our sronding performances, rhough, were rurned in by Marty Silvo and Dove Dencomo, borh returned ro vorsiry ploy in rhe 1983 seoson The 1963 rennis reom ' s moin goo! was or leosr ro ploce 2nd or 3rd in league ploy and hopefully seor or leosr one player in rhe finals There ore some boys on rhe team rhor are showing o greor deal of rolenr srored rhe cooch Two of these players are Joseph Fohmy and Jim Nicola Hopefully, rhey will be oble ro place us in CIF 1 J.V. Tennis. P ow 1 [Xob Poud, Gerordo Turingon. Donn Mogno, Gregg Keiley f ow 2 Mork Moscol, Enrico Dundolion, Danny Boose, Vincent Silva, Alberr Meode, Coach Jim Morhers 2 Dovid Dencomo swings o bockhond, Morry Silva comes rhrough wirh his forehond. 4 Vorsify Tennis. Row 1- David Dencomo, Andy Fohmy and Mark Moscol F ow 2 James Nicolo, Marty Silvo, Chris Kock, Scoir Zovolo 5, Cooch Livingsron distributing tennis bolls before o meer, 6 Chris Kock rhrusts his best into his powerful serve 7 Joseph Fohmy, rhe leading rennis player 8 Mork Moscol asks, So whors rhe difference, in or our of rhe line ' Tennis 175 1 Sreve Delmonre disploys his fomous jump ofrer a vicrorious morch 2 Chris Urreo insists upon o two poinr rol edown 3 Tom Ammon rolls his opponenr into o pin 4 J.V. Wrestling Team. Cow 1 Paul Olivos, Juon Cosrro. Jimmy Flores, David Solos, Dennis Nygren P,ow 2 Chris Urreo. Tom Oliveros. Dobby Rodtke. r on Rios, Paul Voldez, Donny Reed 5 Greg DeLeon shows his Edgewood opponent how green the mot reolly is 6 Ftosh Soph Teom. Row 1 Scott Evord. Yuri Porkhurst, Nick Hobon. Don Vollmer, Rene Lornollen Row 2 Romiro Gobriel, Roui Voidez, Pete Morrinez, Drion Peterson, Mike Meizger, Reggie DIounr Row 3 Rodrigo Trujillo, Joey Flores, Mike Meosimer. Ronger Gorcio, Tyson Lee. Kenny Mornnez, Gilbert Scales. Mike Toylot. Monny Orozco Row 4 Sieve Solos. Mark Mortimer. Henry Topio. John Rodtke. Tim Peormon, Mork Allen, Gerordo Leivo 7 Ed Hernondez is determined to ger his opponenr down one woy or another 6 Vorslly Wiestllng. Row 1 Ted Wigderson, Tom Ammon. Oryon Dullock. Steve Delmonre. Vince Mendozo, Dorien Schussler Row 2 Cooch Ralph Horns, Dennis Tong, Eddie Hernandez. Gill Domett. Dili McNomoro, Robert Chocon, Greg DeLeon. Mike Jimenez. Gobriel Murillo. Tom Jenkins 176 Wrestling h iL k klA ' iI ADDS UP TO OUTSTANDING Repeormg losr year ' s league championship was a mojor goal Coach Ralph Horris and his Roider Vresriers had for rhe 1983 season, bur rhis gool eluded rhem when Edgewood edged rhem our of firsr and inro second place In league finals I was disoppolnred, commenred Coach Harris, bur rhe boys did on exceprionol job when rhey ended rhe season wirh only one loss, The final poinrs in rhe march ogoinsr Edgewood was Edgewood 32, Row land 22, Coach Harris dubbed rhe Edgewood gome os rhe mosr exclr- ing, rhe mosr oursranding, ond olso rhe roughesr comperirion. He ranked Edgewood wirh rhe comperirion rhe ream found in rhe preseason Los Ve gas Tournomenr — rough Even rhough rhe ream ploced sec- ond in league, rhree ream members wenr inro OF ond finished well, Drion Bullock finished 6rh in rhe finals,- Vince Mendozo finished 5rh; ond Eddie Her- nandez finished 3rd in rhe CIF finols and wenr on ro represenr Rowland in rhe Mosrers Meer or Wesrminisrer High School on February 26 The Rowlond Roider Wresriers broughr honor ro Rowland on oil lev- els of comperirion. Eighr rrophies were added ro rhe rrophies olreody garnered by rhe wresriers. The JV ream duplicored rhe vorsiry ' s 2nd place league finish, while rhe Frosh- Soph reom finished 1sr In rhe leogue for rhe rhird year In a row, When added ro rhe second place vorslry finish, ir oil odds up ro on o ursranding season Many of Rowlond ' s wresriers were place on honorary reams or rhe end of rhe season, Sreve Delmonre, Drion Dullod-;, Tom Ammon, Ted Vigder son, Gil Dornerr and Gobe Murlllo were placed on 3rd ream. Dob Cho con was placed on rhe 2nd ream School honors wenr ro Eddie Hernan dez who was given rhe Oursronding Wresrier of rhe Year oword, while Greg DeLeon and VInce Mendozo shored rhe Mosr Valuable Player Award, These boys hove done o fine job in represenring rhe school They hove earned any rewards or honors rhor hove been given ro rhem. Coach Horris concluded. F Rowlond vs Edgewood 2232 Los Alros 550 Vesr Covlno 27 21 NVolnur 4618 Wilson 52 9 Wresrling 177 Rowlond vs Los Alros 1-2 Wilson 1-6 Wolnur 18 Wesr Covino 00 Edgewood 2-1 Los Alros 2-4 Wilson 12 Wolnur 0-5 Wesr Covino 3-1 Edgewood 1-1 PERSERVERANCE PAYS OFF Consisroncy and perserveronce in relorively new sporr began ro pay off for rhe Rowlond Soccer reom os rhey began ro appear in rhe win column in league ploy Winning be- came possible when rhe vorsiry ream hod rerurning vereron ployers ond re olisric goals were ser stored Le Wenrz, varsiry soccer coach The goals ser for rhe 1983 season included a higher place in league srondings, a rrip ro CIF, and place some members on honorary reoms. The Raiders placed 4rh in league ploy wirh a record of 2 wins, 6 losses, ond 2 ries The Raiders were unable ro beor Wolnur, one ream rhor rhe ployers would hove liked ro defeor, ond who has been rheir roughesr comperirion over rhe yeors The gome rhor rhey ore rhe mosr pleosed wirh WQS agoinsr rhe orher power house Wilson During rhe firsr round of ploy, Wilson def eared rhe Raiders wirh o score of 6 ro 1 However, Rowlond wos reody for rhem rhe second round and olmosr defeored rhem, holding rhem ro a 2 ro 1 win The individual ream members con rribured ro rhe success in rheir own individual woy. Leonard Concholo played good defense in every game Darren Dlonhenship proved ro be con sisronrly good os goolie. Su Chon saved many scores wirh his obiliry ro husrie, while Roberr 5r Onge excelled or passing rhe ball, Mosr improved defense in rhe season was shown by Croig Schoeffer However, ir was Ted Kim who conrribured rhe mosr scores ro rhe season The ream played well and bear reoms we know we could bear Againsr srronger reams we hove pulled up olmosr level Our lock of experience, however, wos a real hondicap when we faced rhe berrer reams Hopefully our program will im prove OS our experience grows concluded Coach Wenrz Nexr year we plan ro bear Wolnur, 178 ' xKcc- ' iJLv I 1 Fro5h 5oph Team, Row 1 Sung Shim, Deon Vesr, Mono Agues. Row 2 Mike Nevico. Tuon Huynh, Nickie McGuill, Leilie Klopp, Robert Lucero, Corlos Molirio Row Leo Volderromo, Williom Lewis, Eric Wolden, Billy King, Jim Every, Poul Movido, Mork Dellegio, Jim Fletcher, Cooch Rodriguez 2 Leonord Concholo pieces the boll in position for o gool 3 Robert St Onge hustles to loke the boll downfield 4 Dorren DIonlienship moves to protect his gool 5 Su Chon looks downfield for the boll 6 Sebostion Gonzoles 6 helped off ihe field by Cooch Wentz ond teommote Dorin Lonsdown 7 Varsity Teom, Row 1 Doniel Fuon, Ted Kim, Mio Goil, Doungnoy Douongphochonh, Row 2 Dorm Lonsdown, Louie Coronodo, Dennis Colderon, Gorrett Mulienoux, Su Chon. Roy Coronodo, Sebastian Gonzales. Jose Hernondez. Row Kyung Kim, Hector Monzono, Robert St Onge, Dorren Dlonkenship, Robert Govelo, Leonord Concholo, Croig Schoffer, John Scomocco, Coach Wentz Soccer 179 Ballooning hod irs beginning in 1783 when rwo brothers observed un- burnr porricles of bogs rhey monufoc- rured rising in rhe smoke and hear of fire. Afrer rhis observorion, rhey consrrucred o sphere mode of paper ond linen, held ir over a fire, and worched ir ascend. The brorhers rhen travelled ro Poris, consrruaed a larger balloon, and on September 19, 1783, cock, o sheep, and o dud left on an 8 minute 2 mile journey, rhe firsr passenger balloon flighr. The firsr manned ascent of a bal- loon rook place on October 15, 1783, and vvQS quickly follov ed by many more. During rhis period of rime rhe bosic shape and equipment needed ro operore bolloons v ere developed, and by rhe summer of 1784, even women were making ascents in bol- loons. Ballooning quidsly became o form of entertainment Huge crowds would gorher ro worch rhe shows which ofren induded rhe orrroaion of sending small animals from rhe bol- loons by means of a porochure The first orrempr ro aoss rhe English Chan- nel by bolloon, however, foiled, killing rhe rwo men aboard Not too long ofrer rhe procricol use of rhe balloon come inro being. Bal- loons were used ro spot enemy troops during rhe nopoleonic Wars, and later in America, rhe Unionists used rhe balloon for observorion and reconnaissance dury. Ir should be nored rhor the firsr oeriol mops of Virginio were drown from skerches mode during on oscenr. Ar rhe turn of rhe 20rh Century, a bolloon squadron was a bosic porr of rhie army. Accomplished bolloonisrs abound- ed or the turn of rhe 19rh cenrury, ond long disronr fears were attempt- ed wirh regularity. The first long dis- tanr bolloon flighr rrovelled more than 400 miles, from London ro Weilberg, Germany in o day. Even rhough rhe balloon os a seri- ous meons of rronsporrorion never developed, people remain inrrigued wirh slipping silenrly fhrough rhe oir, suspended in o gondola slung under o balloon. Dore-devils abounded, each rrying ro besr someones record. The fanny of rhe balloon became evidenr in rhe stories wrirren during rhis peri- od. Jules Vern induded rhe bolloon os parr of rhe Machine Age when Phi- leos Fogg won his woger in Around rhe World in Eighty Doys. People of rodoy ore srill inrrigued by bollcrans. In Arizona each year hundreds of bolloonisrs gorher for doys of races and flighrs oaoss rhe deserr, while scores of people gorher ro worch rhe colorful bolloons in rhe air. Various fosr-food chains own bol- loors OS an orrroatan offer free rides ro children. And man conrinues ro rry ro breai-; various flighr records. The longesr manned bolloon flighr up ro 1978, rook place berween rhe Unired Srores ond Europe, in o crofr called rhe Silver Fox. This orrempt mode in October of 1976, fell shorr of irs gool when rhe balloon fell in the oreo off rhe coosr of Fronce, Ir hod rrovelled o disronce of 2,704 miles. The Double Eogle 11 in Augusr of 1978, finolly complered o aoss Arlonric voyage rhor began in Maine ond ended in Miserey, France. The mosr recenr balloon rrip ro coprure rhe imagination of people was rhe forherson flighr across Norrh- omerico in Moy of 1980, in rhe Kirry Howk, Ir was o perilous journey due ro rhe cold area rhor rhe balloon hod ro cover. Ir wos o jubtlonr moment when rhe boloon rouched down in Sre. Felicire, Canada. Alrhough ir remoins ro be seen whor new odvenrures will be under roken in bolloons, one sure focr is evidenr — the romonce berween man ond rhe air will olwoys remoin, and ballooning is porr of rhor ro- . .Mtf«aiwa he Hideoot wco hung wah a mufol to provide o gorden serring for rhe recepron 2 Michele SJvef ond Eddie Hernondez wolk down rhe oisle ofrer rhe ceremony 0, Eddie Hernondez retrieves the gorrer from Michelle to throw to his ijshers 4 Debbie Reynolds wos soloist for rtie w edding 5. The bride ond groom toost eoch other 6 The Wedding Porty. Dridesmoids fXene Rose berry. Undo Chernoboeff, Pom Ulnxinen, Gndy Wood. Moid of Honor, Jeonie Ssertich. Oride, AAichelle Silver. Groom, Eddie Hernondez; Dest Man. Donny LofVjse, Ushers, Efren Ooco, Croig Schoffer. Gory Munoz. Jeff Tesdohl 7 Down fXhoodes signs tfie guest bool 8 AAichelle tosses tier bouquet to the ov oiting gifts 9. MicfieUe ond Eddie feed o rroditionol piece of coke to eoch otfier P ' m I M 1 WILL ACCEPT YOU AS YOU ARE I will occept you os you ore pledged Eddie Hernondez. os he exchonged vows with Michelle Silver during rher wedding ceremony on March 10. 1980. Their wedding, tfie eighrh in the history of the Home Economics Depott- ment. took ploce ot 11 30 A.M., with rhe recep non immediorety following in the Hideout The Hideout ' s usuol drob oppeoronce trad been rronsformed into o gorden lil« setting for the festivities The wolb were kned with murds depicting o country gorden with trees ond ftowers The flowers thoi lined the oisles ond were used m ifie toble decorotions were co ordmoied with the bouqijers corned by the bride ond her ottendonts After the wedding the bride ond groom cut the wedding coKe. sfxxed a rroditionol piece of coke ond loosted eoch other with o gloss of sporting punch. After the receiving lr e ond the irodifionol loosts, ttie wedding guests ond the wedding pony sot down to o coiered luncheon After rtie luncheon was over, tfie bnde ond groom prepored to leove on on extended honeymoon. First of on, however, rhe groom performed the troditionol gotrer ross, ond the bride tossed her bouquet, which wos coughr by o lucky nnember of her bridol porry. Mony people contributed to the success of the wedding The flowers were provided by County Silks ond Willows; the dresses were provided by Anno Lee ' s; wtiile the tuxedos for the men were provided by Tuxedo King. West Covino The col-se was bolted and deco toted by Yvonne Atwood. and Food Services cotered tfie lurxtieon The orrongements for the wedding were hondled by the students ttiemselves Even though the weddmg required many tvxirs of ptanmng ond work, everyone involved roted the event os on unquoiified success. Tfvs as signmeni gives ttie audent on insight mto tfie complexifies of a formol wedding cererrxxiy ' ' commenied Diono Grosenboch, coordinoror of the offor. It 6 obo. however, on event ihoi rtie students w look bock on os o pleosuroble and funfilled experience CONGRADULATTON _ ' nT ftifi ' f) 4 A 5 rtfl V 1 PI Kim Foeryner one) Donny Lo Rose obviously ore erjoying the music ofx) the dondng. Winter Foftnol Court Sophomore Prince Leonord Morin PrlTKess Morino Tokohoshi Junior Prrice Soho Choi Princess Leslie Leon King Greg Jones Queen Annette Costro Senror Prince Jim Dywoier Princess Morio Zote Freshmon Prince Darren Londsdown Princess Condy Gorcio JP 1 fhk 1. i IW ' -  JKl ' V . ' M. A WINTER ' S NIGHT DREAM The AfXJheim Convenrbn Cenrer provided rhe serring for A Winter ' s Nighr Dream, rhe onnuol Girls League sponsored Chnsrnnos Formal. In o ser- ring of whire Chrisrmos frees ond gaily decorored rabies, Rowland srudenrs danced ond owoired rhe onnounce- menr of who would be aowned os royolry. The srudenrs who were nor dandng could be seen engaged in onimored conversorion wirh orher couples or rheir roble. Dandng or rolk- ir g, oil enjoyed rhe music provided by ColiforniQ. The conversorion rhroughour much of rhe evening cenrered around clorhes. Many of rhe couples or rhe dorxe were orrired in color coordifxjred ourfirs, wirh rhe girls ' dresses ond rhe boys ' shirrs ofren be- ing of rhe some color. The sryle of rhe dresses ond rhe hoirsryles of rhe girls were also poinrs for conversorion. The dresses oppeored ro be copies of dresses fourxj or rhe borrom of cedor chesrs where morhers hod srored rhem nrony yeors ogo. Toffero and orher srtff fabics In shimmering hues swirled ond pirouerred around rhe floor. The sWrrs flared and rusrled as rhe couples donced. Orhers chose nor ro weor long formols and orrired rhemselves in srunning shorr evening dresses in vibronr colors. Hairdos also refleoed a rime long pasr. Piled-high bouffonr rresses odorned nnony of rhe girls, while orh- ers floored by, rheir faces framed wirh Shirley Temple curls. The dance floor wos o roinbow of delight. Midwoy rhrough rhe evening rhe high poinr come when Mr. Aney sropped rhe doncing and crowned a Rex and o Regino, Greg Jones be- came rhe reigning king, while An- nerre Cosrro rook her place beside him OS rhe reigning queen. The ctoss princes and princesses chosen were: Freshmen, Darren Londsown ond Candy Gorcio, Sophomore, Leonord Morin ond Marino Takohishi, Junior, Soho Choi and Leslie Leon, Senbr, Jim Dyworer ond Mario Zore. The Chrisrnnos Donee wos on un- qualified success. The music, rhe decorarior s, rhe flowers, and. rhe mogic found in A Winrer ' s Nighr Dreom inrermingled ond joined ro provide everyone wirh memories for o liferime. Scott Moreno orxi Karen Orozco, Debbie VoUo dores and IXichofd Howk, Horold Jogger and Geno Delarore, Jil Posco ond Motti Reyes owait the return of the bond. 154 Winier Formol Colifornio Vinrer Fofmol 185 Dorren Doyen ond Pom Morales dtscuss rhe progress of Dovid and Uo AGE OLD THEME-FIRST LOVE tgs, he srorect or Dsrs were able ro rense feelings Qudience-wise. le four perfor- roi hospirol where tv gain rheir menrol heolrh. Di struggle rhey rneer, ore each orher, and evenruoliy ro relate ro one onorher on Lisa would Qire r norely rolk in rhymes and rhen re- cede into herself, while David would be very edgy, never allowing any- one ro touch him. At the end of the ploy, however, Dovid olowed Lisa ro roNe his hand ond Liso toll ed without using rhymes Although apprehensive at the be- ginning, Mr, Jordan judges the ploy os on unqualified success, The ploy is o very difficult psychological dramo thot requires a high level of intense feel monces brol ' .e alt otrendor ce records with mony people ' ' :■ led owoy Because of the nature of the ploy, the decision wos made to 60- certoin chorocrers. The lead L , :. ,, „.-, played by Revo Curren and Deth Welburn; however, rhe role of Dovid or oil performances wos porrroyed by n,obert Deloar. ■ Other mojor perfor- mances were mother, Beverly Ko bach, Terry Upshow, and psychiorr6r, Dorren Boyetr, Student director for rhe ploy wos VicUi Rorh, The success of rhe ploy was summed up when Mr, Jordon odded, After watching rhe performonce. I was proud ro soy. I raughr the stu- dents in rheir ocring -«rv-;:vj. The ocrivlries for srudenrs always begins wirh o Welcome DocI-; Donee rhe firsr week of school. The donee is held in rhe gym, ond rhe srudenrs hove o chonce ro renew old ocquoinronces ond corch up on whor hos been happening Some doncing is done as con be seen Wendy Porrillo ond Sreve Tow rhouqhr rhe evening wos greor Mr. Gordner decided ro give o losogne lunch for rhe srudenrs who really porricipore in rhe food con drive for Needy Chrlsrmos boskers The spreod was sumpruous. Jackie Aries is reody ro serve rhe hungry hoard rhor broughr in rhe righr omounr of canned goods. The ASD provided many bonds for rhe srudenrs during rheir lunchrime breol . Ar this rinne rhe srudenrs could jusr lisren while rhe few brove gor up and danced. These groups olwoys hod o large crowd ro view ond heor rheir performonces. l M1 A new evenr rhor conne ro rhe Rowland campus wos GRIPE day. It wos held in Jonuory, ond or this rime any srudenr could ploce his gripe in o special designored box or could even discuss rheir ideas and give suggesrions ro rhe A5B council Sue Sowo holds up her sign for all ro see (Gripe No 1 How are -we supposed ro read ir upside down?) ccc«cctit MAWsm fmm iiiNI! I The Greor American Smokeour, which wos held oaoss rhe United Srores in rhe foil, wos also celebrored on rhe Rowlond compus under rhe sponsorship of rhe Science Deporrmenr. On rhor day smokers pledged ro give up smoking for o rwenry-four hour period. Their nomes were rhen affixed ro rhe woll ourside of D building. Surprise - surprise - rhe wall wos olnnosr filled wirh pledges. Joyce Shorp, rhe hypnorisr. pur on on assembly for Row- tond srudenrs on December 2. Srudenrs were hypnorized ond then insrrucred ro do vorious rhings. Ar rhe beginning of the Qcr rhe porriciponrs were rold ro raise rheir ornns and rhey did Ar onorher poinr rhey were rold ro find rheir grondmorhers in rhe oudience ond sir on, rheir lops To Debbie Gorely ' s surprise, Dill Correr decided she was his grondmorher ond did. A rxxxirime roily wos used ro inrroduce rhe Vorsiry Foorboll ream ro rhe srudenrs when f owlond wenr ro CIF. David Maxwell is inrroducing coproin Dana Harris. 2 on the Town come ro Rowland in February ro film rhe onimo- rion work done in Mr. Mosrer ' s onnimiorion dosses for o segment of rhe show. The people from rhe show interviewed Mr. Aney end Mr. Mosrers ond rhen fillmed some of rhe srudenr ' s work. - Members of rhe Doncing Ensemble during Mome ' s rour of New York nighr life The cosr end crew of Mome Jeon Swift (Mome) ond Russell Jolley (Poirick) leorn the lotesf donee croze 192 Mome ri i 1 i % w jum w j l Two Floppers, Down Leomons ond Somonrho Drool ' i erjoy Mame ' s porty Jim Durl horr is helped off wirh his coor JIM BUPvKHART SAVES THE SHOW Mome, rhe srory of the zony onrics of on Gunr who becomes responsible for her nephew during rhe Roaring 20 ' s, dooced ond song irs woy ocross the new sroge focilines in rhe gym for four nights of pocked oudiences m May 1981 Jeon Swift, who portrayed rhe chorocter Mome. wQs olmosr o one woman show who pulled the rest of the cost behind her OS she went from one predicomenr ro onorher. olwoys. however, coming out on top Even rhe loss of her wig or one performance failed ro domper her ordor, and she quickly ducked behind the cur tain, donned o new one, and continued on her way Her nephew, ployed by fXussell Jolley, gave a touching perfor monce of rhe noive child thrust Into the center of rhe fun loving, avont gorde life style of Mome ond her friends, where o deep love between rhe two emerged The mosr touching scene in rhe plot was rhe duet My Desr Girl, when he is token Qwoy from her in order ro receive o proper educorion While Mome moy hove corned the show, Jim Dorkhorf soved the show come obvious rhot Dorryl Tidwell would nor be oble to perform in his mole leod role of Oeouregord Jockson Pickett Durn side At this rime Jim volunteered his ser vices, quid- ly learned his lines and his songs, ond stepped inro the role, perform ing in on extremely professionol manner The show wos oble to go on. The rest of rhe cost also turned in fine performonces. Suson Georiety ond Pom Morales, who ployed the role of Agnes Gooch, did o fine portroyol of the moid who goes out to find life Revo Curron, rhe jealous Southern Delle; Donno Morio Hornson, rhe bosom friend of Mome: Liso Schreffler, rhe intended morherinlow, also ocred their porrs to perfection In oil, rhe show was o tremendous success. Mome wos the second major musicol production pur on by rhe combined ef forrs of the music ond dromo deport- ments Congrotulotions ore in order to the faculty and porents of the group thot worked hord ond supported the cost in their endeavor. Speciol congrorulorions ore extended to Mr Contonzoro, music director; Sondro Gurney, choreogropher, ond Mr. Jordon, director of the show Vhotever this group decides ro stoge in the future, they will hove o difficult time besnng the rolling, rolicking. funloving, zohy ontics of Mome Mome 190 Diving on his heod. tending on o bed — Whot o rocel e mi AN UNQUESTIONABLE WINNER If srudenrs were ro vore on the besr evenr of rhe entire year. Spirit Weel- would hove been rhe unques- rionoble winner. More and berrer oc- riviries were planned, more srudenrs become involved and more fun wos hod by all who porricipored The week ended wirh rhe ridiculous and rhe sublime — Halloween and Home- coming. The srudenr coundl ourdid rhemselves in planning evenrs for eoch day. Each day hod o rheme: Monday, 50 ' s Day; Tuesday, Deoch Do ' y (ond ir rained oil day!); Vednes- doy, Fururisric Day; ond Thursday, Sporrs Day. Each day hod conresrs and vorious evenrs ro compliment rhe rheme. Dance Contests, Best Dressed conresr and various relays took place everyday during lunch. However, rhe two most oursronding contests hod to be the Durger Whop- per Eoring Conresr ond rhe Pumpkin Reloy. The DWEC rook place in rhe hideout and pitted doss against doss. The ideo was to see which team could, one at o time, down o whop- per in rhe shortest rime. The reams were chee red on by o hideout- pocked oudience. The entire produc- tion was hilorious. Cheete buldged, dothes became spotted with food, and the audience roared. The Sopho- more Class become the disputed owners of the Piggy aown. The P( took ploce at noon on Holloween. Have you ever seen o person clutch pumpkin between their legs ond hop like o bunny? If you missed rhat race, you missed o good time. When the week ended, most stu- dents agreed thor it hod been the best week ever — on unquesrionoble IXenee Ruiz, don ' r trip 194 Spint Week A boiler step rtvough the hoop — whot o donee! Lynn Rogers ond Por Dovies, showing everyone how its done. Jun Cho hos rhe opples flying everywhere. Splrir Week 195 Is onyooe for piltowrolk ' Jusr osk Virgie HumboWr ond Cindy McLeon. 196 Holoween r Mr 6 Mrs Poc Man— Kim Cochron ond Kim Whirley HALLOWEEN— A SMASH The doy of Halloween rolled oround once again ond proved ro be a smash. The rrodlrionol doy wos Ignored, however, as ir fell on Sundoy, and Fridoy, rhe lasr day of Spirir Week, become rhe doy rhor ghosrs, wirches, and dragons srolked rhe halls of rhe school. More srudenrs rhon ever before joined in rhe fesriviries ond dressed for rhe doy. The populoriry of rhe video gomes wos evidenr as Mr. ond Mrs. Poc Mon gobbled up unsuspecring people loirering in rhe holl. They rurned our ro be Kim Cochran and Kim Whirley and eosily walked owoy wirh firsr prize for rhe day. An eighr foor clown srrolled gingerly rhrough rhe crowds or lunch. This apporirion rurned our ro be Don Green. He was awarded rhe second place prize. The runners up included o cove-mon rrio, o wirch, ond many orher weird beings. Choosing a winner was difficuir for rhe judges. Teochers who joined rhe fesriviries included Mr. Doumunk (o rorron opple), Mr. Gardner (o French maid), and Mr. Gullerr (a gongsrer and his gorgeous Molls). Lunchrime fesriviries ended wirh on apple dunk won handily by Jun Cho, who represenred rhe senior doss. He could grab and rhrow rhe apples wirh his mourh fosrer rhon any orher doss represenrorive. Ir was a firring ending ro Spirir Week. A good rime was hod by. oil. Homecoming Queen Jennifer Flores Homecoming 199 fesnviiies with their ride on rhe fire engine The 1981 82 Homecoming Queen Trocey Perry tokes her losr wolk before rhe crowning of rhe new queen n — . 1 T7-,4j, •S. 3 Sue Sowss cousin odded o speciol touch to ' Ix evemng by corryng rhe Oi.ieens irom V3tesp . Vk v l ' r -i glgg K B Mr Aney offers h congrotulotions to ihe First Prkxess Jul . Jim Oomhori end Michelle fXodriqoez enjoy if e donee o ' A TRADITIONAL TOUCH The evening of October 29, 1982 Mornnez, Renee R,uiz, Julie Villolouos, wos o night ro be remennbered by ond Yverre Aguilero end was inrro- oli. The occasion. Homecoming The rheme for rhe evening wos A Futur- istic Touch: however, it wos difficult duced ro rhe srudenr body at on as sembiy on Fridoy A greor deal of exdremenr and ro find onyrhing furunsric obour rhe enthusiasm filled rhe srodium during occossion Ir was insreod o very rrodi tionol and o very successful Home- coming A 10 7 victory over halfrime when rhe girls were driven onro rhe field in ouromobiles, rhe some 05 in posr yeors Tension mounr Edgewood. rhe second homecoming ed as one by one eoch girl was es- victory in rhe hisrory of Kowlond High corted onro rhe field by rheir forhers School mode ir even more complere At this rime they were again inrro For six specially selected girls ir was duced, ond Mr. Aney onnounced Q once in o lifetime experience that First-princess. Julie Villobvos ond rhen rhey will never forger. They hod rhe 1982-80 Homecoming Queen, been selecred os the Rowland High Jennifer Flores She was crowned by Schools 1982-83 Homecoming courr Alrhough only one could be crowned OS queen, ir wos on honor in itself to lost yeor ' s reigning queen, Trocy Per The evening concluded with a iDe o princess The courr consisred of donee held in rhe gym The entire Jennifer Flores, Debbie Gotely, Phyllis evening wos o complere success ' Homecommq 201 SHELLEY TERRELL 1961-1982 jmeNmes So many rir Through life, un mor our progress, rhese rrogedies se( groups. Rowland tTocf this happw during 1981 and 1982, os six people rhor were or hod been o member of rhe school died. SAGA would like ro roke rhis rime ro pause in honor of rhese six people who in rheir own way conrribured ro f owlond High School. OMA LOUIS TRAYLOf hod been o member of rhe Rowland faculry since irs inceprion in 1964. She hod worked OS borh councelor ond o vice-princi- pal. Her zany cosrumes and brighrly colored wigs were enjoyed by every- one. The lasr rwo years she was un- able ro walk rhe campus, and her lirrle corr became a fomilior sighr on campus. She rerired rerurning ro vJfor ' - ' rimes ofrer rhor. ' . h of 1980, -Office few - -.. . . i ' - ' ° resuir of cyei rhy llness Jn jrtftpring of 1981. CAROLINE FINfA groduared from Rowlond in 1978. She was on excel- lenr srudenr, ond she ofren re-visired rhe campus while orrending UC Irvine. Her reochers ofren spoke of her inrelli gence ond her pleosonr personaliry. She wos o person of srrong convic- rions, always srriving for perfecrion. Caroline hod groduared from college and was working on her Mosrer ' s de gree when she was roken by o sud den illness in June, 1982. SHELLEY TERRELL died in a freak accidenr jusr rhree wee s prior ro her groduorion from Rowland. While or Rowland she was exrremely ocrive in rhe choirs and worked in rhe fronr 202ObituQfy W ' WFZ office OS on qi le. The clws ' were deeply upser by rhe loss of such o good friend. Her pleosonrness will long be remembered by rhe people who come in conrocr wirh her. VICTOR, CAMPOS was o member of rhe annual doss during his senior year or Rowland. The 1981 SAGA cover was drown by Vicror, who also did orher work rhroughour rhe book. He also played on rhe foorball reom and wresried while in school. Vicror groduored in June 1981. His deorh was rhe resuir of on ouromobile occi- denr on Fullerron Rood during rhe summer of 1982. MICHAEL DUCKWORTH wos o sophomore or Rowland in 1981 when he fell while hiking in rhe mounroins. He greorly enjoyed rhe ourdoors ond ofren ployed rennis wirh his friends or wear ' ' bike riding around Rowland Heighrs. His reochers described him as pleosonr person ro hove in doss. STEVE MAJORS enrered Rowlond OS o freshman in rhe fall of 1981, bur was only able ro orrend Rowland for o few shorr monrhs. In December, cancer mode ir impossible for him ro conrlnue in school. He died of rhe disease during rhe summer of 1982. Sreve was o pleosonr boy who loved ro ploy soccer. He hod hopes of being able ro ploy on rhe Rowland soccer reom or some rime. SAGA joins wirh oil of rhe friends and families of rhese people in mourning rheir loss. While we conrln- ue on our way, for rhese people rhe journey is over. They hove reached rheir desrinorion — o ploce unknown ro rhose of us rhey lefr behind. I A OMA LOUISE TRAYLOR 1918-1981 Obiruory 203 -(iJK !- ' ' ' ' .-- ' ;- V ' U SENIORS Senior Closs Officers Jun Cho, Presidenr Chris Koch. Vice Presjc Annerre Costro, Treosurer Groce Lee, Sec , .i d i ' j K [ yU n ,-1 } 1 -Y HW ,,,,■ f. ; - rr i3l ' i  ..-: | ill Ei . Qib. ' • ' rj : ::: - -,, r ' Lki - r n OUTSTANDING MEMBER OF THE SENIOR, CLASS Open minded, brim full of ideas, always smiling, friendly, easy ro ger along wirh, fun ro be around, communicares well- rhese ore jusr o few of rhe odjecrives srudenrs used ro describe Connie Peregretti, rhe girl chosen by rhe seniors as rhe Mosf Outstanding Member of the Senior Closs. Connie was born and lived in Monrebello for rwelve years prior ro moving ro Rowlond Heighrs She is rhe eldesr of rhree children. She has a sisrer in rhe 7rh grade and a brorher in rhe 5rh grade. Because borh of her porenrs work, she Is required ro do her shore of rhe chores around rhe house These are usually performed on rhe weekend as her weeks ore busy. While in junior high Connie dreamed of becoming o cheer- leader in high school. She began her pep career in rhe drill ream or Rincon and became drill ream coproin when she was in rhe eighrh grade This all changed, however, when she wos oppoinred Member-or-Lorge during her Sophmore year or Rowland High School Once Connie became o member of rhe Srudenr Council, she was hooked She srored; Srudenr Council was much more inreresring rhon pep Afrer her oppoinrmenr ro Member-or- Lorge in rhe 10rh grade, she ron for Member-or-Lorge os a junior and won. Ar rhe end of her junior yeor she decided she would like ro be presidenr of rhe ASD She won by o landslide and has proven ro be oursronding as a leader Connie hos worked hard ro moke rhe ASD on orgonizorion rhor fairly represenrs oil srudenrs. To do rhis she has arrempred ro morivore more people ro school ocriviries and ro improve rhe communicorion berween srudenrs and foculry. The council has provided a good calender for rhe srudenrs and has sup- porred and used rhe school newspoper as o means of commu- nicorion. Cheryl Loudermon said of her leadership obiliry, Con- nie IS reolly orgonized, she knows whor she ' s doing, This hos cerroinly been evidenr in ASD supporred funcrions rhis yeor Connie, becouse of her schedule, hos very lirrle free rime ro spend as she would like She spends mosr of her rime on homework A disodvonroge of working on rhe council, she stored, is rhor rhere is no rime for orher things, but I enjoy it. Getting morried and having o fomily ore high on Connie ' s lisr of prioriries. They will hove ro wair awhile rhough She loves morh and science and is currenrly planning on taking Computer Science or Fullerron Store after she groduores In June. Whor ever Connie Peregrern decides to do in the future, she has oil the prerequisites ro be successful. Connie Peregrerri Arlene Acuno Tom Addeo David Alger Catherine Allen 208 Seniori Money Aborco Pioberr Agrovonre Yverre Aguilero Porrick Alcolo Elizabeth Allen Wchord Allmon Sereno Alva Seniofi ■  ■VV Thomas Ammon Lyne Ambrose Mario Apodoco Jeffrey Anosfosi Angelic Arellano Denise Anderson Julie Arnold 210Senors Tprpvi A ;endorf - • 0 ' •S ■ T7 Pomelo Anderson Michoel Andreos Mouro Anrenucci Wesley Armsrrong Morcelta Vellonoweth hos such o friendly norure Senwrs211 rfivf n Rnp n Tommy Dorber Corhy Doriboulr V Joy Deers Shouno Dezuhly Shonnon Droden Dorboro Dronscome Somonrho Droote Mory Drosmon Peggy Drorhers Seniors 213 rS riA- r r . verf rA I r r r VKrrwAjr Nicolerre Drown Along the way some school work hod ro be done Do you mind, I ' m rrying ro roke a resr? soys Mi cheile Loudermon 5!? Kimberly Poyne cosuoily flips rhrougH her worl ' Tm sure ' soys Lenore Osneros in disbelief. Cindy Morrell flashes her pearly whires. Richard Herring sirs so arrenrive in class. Yolondo Flores can ' t get serious about anything Studious Vince Campos just can ' t seem to get iQto it today. Seniors 215 Trocey Drown Sherl Droyles Audrey Duconoc Croig Durler Mark Dyers Jomes Dyworer Rhoncto Comf Poolo Compognolo Leonard Concholo Perer Cono Kelly Corowoy FbrirvJQ Corlos Jomie Corroll Tmnorhy Coner r J V. Jomes Durkhorr Denise Durron Pauline Dusromonre Traveling rhroughour Europe ond Africa is nor possible for rhe overoge high school srudenr, bur for Serena Alvo, ir was o dream come rrue In 1979, Serena ' s forher became on employee of rhe Unired Srores Deporrmenr of Defense when he signed a conrrocr ro reach for rhree years or a Novol bose in Spoin This move ser rhe srage for Seren ' s sojourn of o liferime Serena and her family spenr a rorol of rhree years in Spain while her forher raughr in rhe Naval school The family lived off rhe bose in a neorby rown, bur rhe children hod ro orrend rhe American school on rhe base Serena was on exrremely ocrive srudenr or rhe schooL She belonged ro rhe Junior Honor Sociery ond did reen counseling She olso ployed in rhe bond and joined rhe volleyball ream where she lerrered rwo years Serene ' s populoriry wirh orher srudenrs or rhe school wos obvious when she was chosen os a Prom Princess ond was elecred ro rhe Homecoming Courr While school kepr her somewhor busy, she srill hod rime ro learn of rhe culrure oround her The people of Spoin ore nor only very inreresring, bur rhey ore olso very friendly, Serena srored, These people ore nocrurnol, ond rhey walk rhe srreers or nighr and frequenr sidewalk cofes She olso learned many ospecrs of rheir sociery The longuoge wos o musr, bur rhe doncing and music were pleasure, I learned how ro ploy a Flemenco guiror, how ro dance rhe rrodirionol Sponish donees, and how ro ploy rhe cosrinerrs. While she enjoyed rhis immensely, she said rhor learning Ferios was excir- ing Ferios is where rhe beor is kepr wirh rhe hands. Before rhe family lefr Spam, Sereno hod become a vereron world rroveller She visired Africa rwice, calling rhe counrry foscinoring She olso Travelled rhrough Europe, visiring eighr differenr counrries Serena is glad ro be bock or Rowlond for her senior year of school After she groduores she plans on going ro Col Poly where she will pursue o business career When asked how she feir obour her rhree yeors in Europe, she srored, I wonr ro go bock. I hove mode friends rhere I wonr ro visir, bur mainly, I liked rhe friendly orrirude of rhe Spoiniords I wonr ro experience ir all again W Vincent Compos Sreven Corbqjol Seniors 217 Sondy Cosrogliolo Annerre Cosrro Cynrhio Cowrhon Deoo Cozerr Jun Kyu Cho Lionel Chavez Lorena Chavez Alice Cher Josephine Cheng IsQbelle CI fXoberr Cioncirro Lenore Cisneros Anno Claris Joyce Chaney Cindy Chang Chrisrine Charles Linda Chernobaeff Chrisropher Ching Su Chon Mindy Cheng Rnmnnn rnllpt r z ' 220 SeriOT Shellie Desooris Doliinder Dhillon Deon DicKhoor Seniors 221 Gordon Doddridqe Eddie Dominquez Clifford Donnelly James Drysen Kory Dunn Michoel Dwyer Chorlene Egizi Kelly Eicher Michelle Ellington Rodney Engel Chrisrino Enriquez Aaron Esporzo Alberto Espinozo Ano Estrada ' N « Cinr F arrti Kr r U.r hs£ rt Fornniikr Pnrririn Forroirr Dorrie Ebenkomp Chrisrino Eckerr The Five-Minute Rush All is quier The halls srond empry orid iiiyf W - lUhd eerie idleness prevails. Then the rwanging sound of rhe bell echos through rhe corridors, signaling rhe beginning of rhe Five Minute Rush The halls suddenly inflate with mosses of people; the corridors continue to fill, ready to burst at a second ' s notice Doors spring open, more and more people ore odding to the crowd, contributing to the hysterical frenzy Lockers svk ' ing open and slom shut Some of the less fortunote, unable to open theirs, go into fits and tontrums screaming and yelling — taking out their frustrations on rhe locker, hoping it would open this time. The Five Minute fXush is at Its acme When the locker finally decides to open, the tizzicol student quickly grabs the first book he sees — hoping that it be the right one — ond then he darts off into the massive web of insanity once more This web camifies in every direction; its components rant and rave, push and shove their woy through the possages — the Five Minute Rush approaches rhe home strerch The crowd slowly begins to thin down, dwindling to but o few disenchanted souls, most of whom have not yet realized that rime is moving foster than they ore. Le temps est de L ' essonce — the Last Minute count down begins. Those few remaining people scurry in all directions, hoping that o strong wind would wisk them up to their cIq — qIqs, such wiskful thinking. They ore coming closer and closer to their desrinotion; will they moke it? R-i i-i-ng . . . rhe cruciol mo menr hos arrived. Robert Skoggs Ctirisnne Cliorles seems to be enjoying her lunch Jonarhon Eul Joseph Fohmy Seniors 220 n. II r ; — YolnnHn Flnrf N r Tommie Foster Korhy Fox Todd Freiros N r i r Kelley Gollogher Rondoll Gollego Srephonie Gollego MoryAnn Gone Eddie GorcJQ Hoydee Gorcio Henry Gorcio Norma Gorcio Akio Gillis Robin Glenn Denelle Godec Cindv Goldmon Con you guess whose Mummy rhis is Lisa Gorber Alfredo Gorcio r Thomas Gordo Mondy Gordner Deborah Gorr ly Ror-dy Goriro m r x Diane Gomez Mark Gonzales Srephame Gould Cory Grcnr Suzerre Hudson grew inro o beauriful woman. 4 ' Dear Poppa, Remember when I was only A bundle in your arms When your paper moche Father ' s doy cords Degon ro pile up. I ' d deliberarely foil asleep, So rhar you would carry Me up ro my bed I Awakened by scary dreams Drought me ro poppa ' s room Where I ' d sleep next to you. So you could protect me I cjfien ihink that you ' ve forgotten I could take care of myself, When I ' m on a dote with A boyfriend. Still you don ' t sleep until I ' m home safe and sound. Its funny fiow You grew up In the post two years You understand me more Or is ;t vice verso i k Audrey Duconoc ond Caroline Willord seem the I Audrey Duconoc Along the way we changed and grew As You- I hove only come ro live and dwell As you . . . I wish you no harm I only wish ro be As you . . . I wish nor ro sreol your land, You of life, Nor your furure I only seek life As you . . . I only seek o peaceful home Where I may srand proud, Where I may soy if is my own. As you . . . I do nor osk much of you, I only osk your friendship and love, I osk for a chance ro live With you . . . I om nor a beosr nor o demon All I osk is for peace and life- I om only as you- only OS you . . . Jun Cho Karen Mason, Sreve Taw, Jimir Mehro and Chris Koch, children in aduir bodies Richard Herring Judith Heusner Vicrorio Hill Senior!, 229 Jennifer Hilton Destry Hippen Kinn Hoffen Rhonda Hollingshed Orle Holmes Croig Hone Wendy Hoxie Suzerre Hudson Holimc HussQin Roberro Izobol Horses ploy o major parr in the life of Gary Ferguson, o member of rhe Class of ' 83 or Rowland High School I love horses, he srored, and ride every day This love of horses has proven ro be o very profiroble endeavor for Gory, as he now runs his ownt)usiness which is rroining Quorrer horses for orher people Gory has been inreresred in horses as long as he can remember and has been training horses since he was rwelve years old He currently owns six registered Quarter horses, but has no plans ro obtain more I love to rase horses, but I lose money if I try to raise and train my own horses Because of rhis I now only raise and train horses for other people He charges people a set fee for rhe rroining, bur requires rhot they olso pay all other expenses incurred while the horses ore in his keep. The training fee alone con be as high as $400 , depending on rhe condition of the horse The money he has eorned has enabled him ro purchase all of equipment he needs to train and tronsporr the horses He now is able ro bonk part of the money which he plans on using to furrher his educorion Because of Gary ' s demanding schedule, he hos often hod ro work school oround his job Mr Hansen mode out a schedule for him that enables him to ride every day Gory must often miss several doys of school in order ro attend horse shows rhor toke place oil over California The forrheresr he hos gone to show horses was to rhe Arizona Srote Fair Because of these performances, he is often scrambling ro make up rhe schoolwork he misses. Throughout all of this he has monoged ro moinroin o D average Gary ' s family has always been exrremely Imporronr ro him ond extremely supporrive _ of his endeavors Prior to obtaining his own equipment, his fofher sow ro it rhor he got everywhere he hod to and hod everything he needed to perform While rhis depen doncy has ended, his family Is srill ocrively inreresred In all rhot he does and closely follows his progress Gary also has o lirtle sister rhor is a special child She is currenrly orrending a special school, bur srill requires hours of ourside help Whenever Gory has any exrro rime he spends ir working with her When osked what other inreresrs he has. Gory stored, Between my family ond my business, rhere is no rime, bur I do not mind I love what I om doing While Gory is very Interested In Engineering, he hopes rhor he will be able ro continue on with whor he is currenrly doing and moke horse rroining his occuporion Gary ' s pleosonr personality, quiet confidence, and even remperomenr is obvious when tolking or deoling with him, and these qualities will cerrolnly be o plus focror in wherever he does wirh rhe resr of his life. HST ' ■ I 2aOSenlofs Teresa House Lisa Howard Sherrille Howard Carl Jocobsen John Jocobsen Shawn Jamison Julie Jensen Julie Ann Jensen Michael Jimenez Valerie Jimenez Dovid Johnson Eddie Johnson Karen Johnson Debbie Johnston iiocey Sotwiono ond Dcbt«c Seniors 233 Do ' k osK Whoii QOin ' on Amy Lee Grace Lee Jusrino Lee Roxonne Lerrmon Helen Lieu Douglas Lindsay Tina Llamos CynrhiQ Loomis 234 Seniors Edward Lopez Dorlpnfi f An rir nrtrin Srephonie Lore Rhoderic Lumbo fMnnrn hAnmnnn Srnrpv Mnrniip? Judy Lee Dovid LeFoy Deborah Lemon PornciQ Llovero Shown Lohmon Denldicr Lomondo Judy Long Julie LursUy Ronald Mocoluso Scorr MocDonold Morichu Mogno Seniors 235 riiz-hii riH KAi rtini£ 7 Along rhe way we hod a Deoch Day on rhe nrioll. « • , . Aoron Meeks - o frisbee Throwing fonoric Now Where ' s rhe frisbee? Lenore Cisneros end Julie Villolovos ger inro some coring. Friends gorher oround Croig Durler n Anno Clork positions herself for rhe royol rounch. Deoch Bum regulors The Human Senior Pyramid Senior Parking , This year we seniors do nor hove any senior porising Irs lii- e rhe whole parking lor is up for grabs Everybody jusr porks where ever rheir heorrs desire Remembering bock o few years, when my brorher was a senior or Rowland, senior porking rhen exisred Every senior rhor drove had rheir own assigned porking space They could do whorever rhey chose on rhor parking space Many people poinred rhem wirh various shapes ond colors so rhor orher people would know nor ro pork rhere If someone else was in o porri culor parking space, rhor person was ro find o nork who would rhen give rhem o ricker. Ir is now norhing as ir was bock rhen. Ve have no senior porking or oil We don ' r even hove a llrrle secrion in rhe porking lor ro coll our own I ' m nor saying rhey have ro give eoch of us our own parking spoce, bur rhe leosr rhey could do is give us rwo rows in rhe porking lor ro coll Senior Parking. I hope rhor in rhe furure ir changes The upcoming seniors will rhen be oble ro hove somewhar of a priviledge Debbie 5mirh Karen Moson Dobbi McForlen MIchoel AAcGrorh Shown Mc Guill Gregory McGwire Lee McLeroy williom Mf NfirnoKj 208 Seniors Anrnn AAooI q Fnr AAfifik L Jimir Mehrn David McCormick Erin McReynolds Carlo McDonald Renee McDonold L,, X y : k ' -A. Morci AAcEwen David Meons IWl Dobbi Mills Kimberly Mills FrouKe Moebius Michael Mofson Doyno Mullins Donny Cunningham gives us his ever ready smile Gabriel Murillo Jonno Nosh Dorm Noises fXichord Norris Yverre Orgonisro ' Jose Orozco Jorge Orrego Jenny Oh r Chornese Podillo. oiwoys in a hurry ro doss — N r Cosrulo Ollvos Scnifyrs 2 ' 11 Mike Orrego Korhy Orriz Mory Orriz .i Jennifer Owens Lillian Ozoero Louro Poch Moon Poik Michael Potrerson Jonice Paul Kimberly Poyne David Perez Moriello Perez Yverre Perez Jo Anne Perry Wendy Phipps Michoel Picard Jacqueline Piovan 1 Chornese Podillo Chorwese Podillo DorlQ Podillo Paul Peloso TyronziQ Persoll Poulerre Penix Connie Peregrerri Alberr Perez Kevin Peterson Morgorer Perrovics Jomes Phillipi Romono Porrillo Wendy Porrillo Jeffrey Posr Perer Posr Srephonie Price Ernie Prinrzen Nicl Piomirez Debbie RorojczyK Adrlono Roygozo Juon Roymundo Rudolf Reuss Robin Reynolds Roberr Reynoso Down Rhoodes r Susonno Riley Kim Rios Ronold Rios Sheilo Pririkin Morco Quezodo n,oberr Rodrhe -sr 1 Troy Reed Suson Reeves Jeff Reid Toni Rerono The American Dream can be o reality, srared Jun Cho, rhe president of rhe senior class, I saw my mother obroin this dream and I know it is out there for me also. At one time this ideo was foreign ond distant to Jun. He was born in Seoul, Korea, and when his fother died, his mother, feeling there wos no future in Korea, decided to come to America. She hod to leave Jun behind in order to do this. During the four yeors before Jun immigrated, he lived with his grondmother and grandfather. The family was reunited or Easter of 1971 Jun feels his Korean heritoge has been very beneficial to him. Being exposed to two different cultures gives people o better idea of why one culture is better than another. The Korean educational system influenced him as for as study is concerned Long hours of study ore required of a student there. Also schools were seporote for girls and boys and both hod very strict dress codes-; Almost all of the Korean society is reguloted in some woy I am glad that when I left Korea, I wos old Enough to remember, yet young enough to adjust to o new culture The freedom offered by America is most importont, Jun stared Here, because of freedom, rhe opportunities ore unlimited, With this idea firmly implonted in his mind, Jun has roUen odvonroge of every opportunity he has been given He currently carries all college prep courses and in his time free from studying he does the work needed for the senior class Feeling also that othletics are important he has been a member of rhe Rowland JV Wresriing Team for 3 years Losr summer he rook odvonroge of on advanced science seminar or rhe Universiry of Florida, where he srudied with other outstanding students ftom all ports of rhe United States, While Jun is unsure about what college he will attend, he is not unsure about whot he wonts to be I hove wanted to be a doctor ever since my father died I hope to go into general surgery America is o vast country that offers many opportunities ro irs inhobironrs Somewhere our rhere is my Americon Dreom, wirh o lirrle luck, I will achieve ir, Lonny Richardson ■v 245 Kinn Rirtf r ■■■:in: ' ' - ' . ' T ' i ma Carlos RivQs 4i99rJliv w r Lynne Rogers Renee Roseberry Mike Jiminez worl-ss his way through the obstode coarse with eose John Russell Dona Sailors Noncy Saldore Sandra Sollnos 246 Senioni lulip Vnrninnrn tnnnoc Nrhr nKI Kirr -Ki ifr- f r-)r f ir IsQQC Rodriguiz Srocy Ross P.oberr Salvador Michoel Rodriguez Ximena Kodnguez VicKie Rorh Renee Ruiz Eric Sanchez Corlos Sormienro Timorhy Ruiz NViliioms Sounders More Scorr Korhv Sphinne Dovid Shubin K. - Anronio Silvo Morrm Silvo Richord Smirh Srocey Solorzono Somonrho SrochowsKi Soundro SrochowsKi Sonyo Sromper r Shene Sronley r Thomas Swezpv Kellie Tonin Sreven Tow Michelle Silver Down Sirog Pvoberr SUoggs Ion Soules Alfred Souso Sue SowQ Roberr Sr. Onge Michael Srevens Robert Street - f Donno Srowger James Sun J s. Seniors 24 5 :-_ T . Wirl Torrnnfi ; Terilyn Thompsor Heidi Ulimonn Shown Jomison, Desrry Hippen ond Juon Roymundo plan out ronighr ' s stroregies Pqivi Uimonen Jebbie Uruchurru Shirlev Uvrinoo Johanno Volladares Morrhew Terry Jeffrey Tesdohl Reginald Thomas Dennis Tong Ronald Tubbs Stephanie Tufenkjion Louis Turriago Albena Underwood Terri Upshow Farico Urios Valerie Volono Heide Vonderpool Virginia Vonherwoorden nnMW«wigwaMn«MM Sonya VonVleor In rhe rhird grode Ashok Yeorosi wos dubbed Chou Chcxj and from rhor rime on his reel nome was olmosr forgorren — Chou Chou become his name He srored I don ' r reolly know how ir happened or who first srorred colling me rhor. bur I now prefer if In French, rhe word Chou Chou is on endeormenr rhor when rronslored meor . my lirrle cobboge Whorever he s colled, either Ashok or Chou- Chou, one thing is clear, he is one of rhe more populor boys on compus While Ashok is of Indion onscesty, he wos born m West Germony where his father was going to school ot the time After for two yeors they returned to India Oy this rime, his fother wonted to come to the United States, bur this move rook rime The family wos finally od- mirred as immigrronts to Conodo in 1969 They lived in Conodo for 1 ' 2 years before they were permitted into this country Prior to living in Rowland Heights, the fomily lived in Sonto Monico for five years Ashok IS now on American citizen, bur still hos very close ties in India All of his parents ' fomilies still lives in India where they ore manufacturers ond lond owners Ashok ' s family hove returned to India twice — in 1970 and 1973 While I enjoy visiting there, I would prefer to live here He feels rhough, that sometime m his life he will return to India to live Life in India Is so different from life here, he stoted In Indio all the families lived together m one compound This is groduolly changing, however, os Indio is becoming Westernized Although the government has outlawed the coste system, it still exisrs His family is considered upper doss cosre fXeligion ploys a major porr in Indio ' s life While Ashok doesn ' t odhere to o strict religious belief, his mother is o practicing Hindu ond hence, o strict vegetarian Also, the Indian way of life is o very reloxed way of life, unlike here, where people ore always in o hurry Ashok hos very definite plans for his future He wonts to go to UCI for undergroduote work and then to John Hopkins Universiry where he hopes to speciolize in neurological surgery ChouChou certainly hos the necessory intelligence needed to achieve rhis goal. Morcello Velbriowerh Kirk Wolloce Allison Wordleigh Wendy Woronobe Jacqueline Weotherbte I. .1.- n b .k. w . a aI.aa .ilnr r Geroldyn Voquilor Vicrorio Vorgos Cynrhio Velez Cosimir Veloso Edward Villoflor Julionne Villolovos Paul Volkov Georgerre Welborn Jomes Welsh Dennis White Seniors 250 Sherri Williams Cindy Willis i L- , I •• Erin McReynokJs and Susonno Riley Forever Comrades Charles Dullen ond Jim SchnobI o Friendship for keeps Along the way many friendships were mode Jim Dornhorr and Mork Guerrero Erernol Pols Kim Rirrer, Cynrhio Loomis, and Chrisrine Charles a Winsome Trio. Mondy Gardner and Rohndo Helm Typical Dosom Buddies. Tina Wesr and Carlos Sormienro Life Long Confidonres Eddie Hernandez end Ronnie Rios Vresriing Buddies for life. 4 SeriKDfs 255 r Terrific Tens Of 1983 like to live Fovorite Song 10 Howoii 10 Stray Cor Strutr 9 California 9 Open Arms 8 OeochLoguna 8 Mid ey 7 Mounroins 7 Shock the Monkey 6 Colorodo 6 Duilt for Speed 5 Europe 5 Pretty Womon 4 Rowland Heighrs 4 Mental Hopscotch 3 USA 3 Goody Toshoes 2. Ausrroilio 2. Volking in LA. 1. Son Diego 1. Doby, Oh No! Dream Cor The Ultimate Goal 10 Porche 10 Computer Technidon 9 Ferrari 9 Police Officer 8 Corverre 8 Accountant 7 Comoro 7 Building Designer 6 6 Singer 5. Mercedes Denz 5 Cosomotologist 4. 4x4 4 Professionol Athlete 3 Musrong 3 Your own Business 2. BMW (Drirish Motor Works) 2. Teacher 1 Rolls Royce 1. College Dream Vacation Favorite Saying 10 Howoii 10. Hey Dud, lets Portyl 9 Ausrroilio 9 Yeo right! 8 Dohomos 8. Tm sure 7 Porls 7 Cool 6 Switzerland 6. Thats life 5 Mounroins 5 Oh Well! 4 Fronce 4. It ' s like, 1 don ' t be thinking so! 3. Europe 3 Awesome 2 Corribiens 2 Hows it going? 1 Virgin Islands 1 Yq i now Favorite Musicions Hobbies 10 Eddie Von Holen 10 Motorcyde riding 9 Journey 9 Swimming 8 GoGo ' s 8 Sports 7 Scorpions 7 Tennis 6 Judus Priest 6 Music 5 Stray Cots 5 Surfing 4 Fbck of Seo Gulls 4 Singing 3 Zopp 3 Reading Air Supply 2 Horse bock riding 1 Rick Jonoes 1 crusing Dryon Youders Celso Zomoro Scott Zovoto Tommy Zovmsl ' w Kerry Wolfe George Wong Melissa Wons CynrhiQ Wood Tomoko Yono Soo Yoon Jacqueline York Mono Zare 1 [ ' 1 S K H ■ ■ z M Uj iiMi ' i irs2a m 1 r-2 m ' ' s Rockin ' rVoxonne Lertmon and Movin ' Mil e Jimenez srrur to some R,ocl -Q-Dilly music Debbie Zumgo Seniors 257 CERTIFICATE WINNERS Music Phillip Dornerre Computer Studies Richard Allman Socio! Studies James Dywarer Mathematics Thonh Duong Art George Vong Foreign Languages Roberr Skoggs Drama Revo Curron Home Economics Cynrhio Cawrhon English Monica Courrney Loboratory Science Mono Zore Trades Industrie Mouro Anrenucci Business Jennifer Hilton (Nor shown) 258 Oonk Of America DANK OF AMERICA AWARD WINNERS ' 4 ' Liberal Arts James Phillip! PLAQUE WINNERS Applied Fine Arts Isobel Chrisrioens Science Mathematics Su Chon Donk Of Amenco 259 of rhe 9rh grade, when we were filled wirh fear of 10rh grade, when we hod finally arrived. Mark Dyers Donelle Godec Sponsored Dy Class Of 83 261 OF FOUR YEAP,5 SPENT AT 1 jpr i Gabriel Murillo of rhe 11rh grade, when we could hardly woir ROWLAND HIGH WE ' RE THE BEST THAT EVER WILL DE— Jennifer Co Jose Coronodo Sponsored Dy Ooss Of 83 263 ADS INDEX m I CONGr MULATIONS FSESMAtl PREMXHC PATRONS: Garry ' s cycle Supply 19257 Colimo Rd,, Rowland Heighrs CLASS Wayne G. 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JoeUe De e , Mark 73. 179 Drown, Sheri Armsrrong, Knyino Delmonre. Sreve 141, 169. 176 Drown, Trocy 216 Aborco, Noncy 209 ArmsTfoog, Vesley 211 Deloar, Lex 23. 24, 43. 166 Drown. Vioor AbCon, DqvkJ 54 Arnefo, Ekjoberh 72 Deioor. Roben 72 Droyles, Shen ICfl. 2V) Abel. neiYi 49 ArrxAJ. DofXJ DerKomo. DovkJ 174 Droyies. Suson 23 93. 140 Abrt. Abefi Arndd. ieorvye 00 Dencorrx). Michele 173 Dryonr, Ljsondra 73 Adwfmon, MekxjQ Arrxjid, Juke Dennerr, Rebecco 93, 167 Ooconoc. Au ey 216. 226 Achefoxin. Von 54, 1Q5 Afodcxj. Mitchefl 4 ? Derr-err, Robert 73 Dochonon. Roberr 70 ACTIVITIES 180 Afoytgu.. WiB Denson, Kelyono 93 Duttxjd. Nod« 93 Acoiro Oendo ArTerberry, Siephonte 12. 72 Denriey. Alex 30 Doeno. Vickhi 34 Acuno. Alfonso 72, 167 Arvizu, IXoben Denrtey, Loro 93 Dogg, L«xJo 23. 94 Acuno, Artene 208 Arviiu, Ted Oenron. DrerxJo 70 Oukocet . Robea 94 Acuryj. Oeindo Asendorf. Croig M. 170 Denton. Porrioa 70 Dulcri, Ox e5 139. 254 Adorns, Dwoyne 72 Aseodorf. Tereso 210 Denton, Sheri Dulon. Derwri 94. 141, 170 Adouio, y e X. 72 Aiketond, Sooyo Derdin, Kim Dulon. Edword 73 Addeo, Ton, 206 Ardxasoo. Shelly Derg, Kimberly 12 ■Dulock. Dnon 59, 176 Adhins, My 72 Aidvon, Srephen Derger, Sobrino 93. 106 Dundofcon, Ennco 73, 141, 174 ADMINISTKATION 114 Arhonoyon, Thomas 73 Derkeley, Kelly 93 Durch. Roben 94 AdvtfKuto Leah Afwood, Morthew 72 Dermudez, Monizo 90 Durdid . Timorhy 94 AHeWt, Michele Aubry, Alto 23, 72 Dernodickt, Daniel 93 Durkel. Mefcsso Agnif, Noel Avito, Rebecca Dernet. Frances 61 Durkhon, James 193, 217 Agrovonre, Roben 45, 209 Avvennno, Chreiopher 146 Derzobol, Roymundo 151 Dorner, Guy 94 AgoQS, Mono 49, 163 Ayolo, Joqueline Deuiter. Rondee 39, 69 Durnert, Roberr 94 Agoto, Cindy 149, 173 Ayoto. Lenoa 72 Dezuhty, Shouno 19, 212 Durns, Delmdo X. 94 AgudOf, Marcos Ayers, Drion QO D knel, Joy 30, 93 Durns. Michoel 24. 94. 151. 173 Agoileto, Yverte 34, 198, 209 Ayer Chrii 211 Ditzer, Donel 73, 173 Durns, SrocWey 141 Ann, AAjo 49, 72 Dizub, Koren 30, 73 Durn. Chns opher 94 Ahn, Sung B Dtokely, Chratell 93 Dum. Sondro AieHo, IVwkJo Dtokemon, Leroy Dumes. Tony 153 Ailes, Wilom DIokesJey, Kelly Durrow. Jim 94, 141 Alcolc, PomcK 209 Diokesley, Shown 167 DuTTow. Ken 94 Alcoroz, Alfred Dobles. Pomelo 65. 90 Dtonco, Monm 73 Duaon, Dense 145. 173, 217 Alcoroz, Wolref OoWes. LesJte 12 Dtonco, Richord 73 Dunon. EdaxxxJ 73 Alcorn, Lorry OocQ. Dense DIond, Rodriguez 93 Dunon, Shown 12 Alegre, Mc Anhur 49 tJocQ, Efren 139, 163 Dlonker s ip, Dorreo 146. 213 Dusch, Denee M. 94 Alex, riondy 72 Ooccordo, G«no 93 DIessum. Amondo 23. 24 Dusch. Robm Algec, Dovid 208 Doe, SLte DIessum. Ann 25. 73. 213 Duskey Lee 94 Allee, Ofoyon 72 Doezo, Sreven 211, 2fiO Dhnzter Delta BUSINESS DEPT. 102 Alen, Coihenne 19, 208 Doiz Lao 72 Diount, Allen Duyonxinre, Pouhne 217 AUen, Doniel Doher, Oonne 24. 93 BOARD OF EDUCATION 130 Durler, Ooig 216 236 Allen, Dorrel 146 Doher, Kimberty 30, 93 Doggs. Ty 93 Durler, Keft 73 Allen, Dennis 12, 54 Doker, Son i 61, 133 Dogosion. Viriginia 19. 73 Dyers, Lmdo 73 Allen. Bzobeih 209 Dolbef, DovkJ Dohf. Kelli 111 Dyers. Mark 216 Alen. Mqi1 DoWel, Jodi 93 Donin, Elizabeth 90 Dywoter, Jornes 153, 216, 258 Almon, Andreo M. 72 Dondo, Gvjodolupe 72 Donner, Deirdre 30, 93 Dyworer. Jodi 73. M5 Allmon. Richard 19, 45. 209, 258 Dondo, Leooore 72 Dodder, Eric 139 173 Almoroz, Veronico Dank, Cory 212 Doone. Amber 24, 40, 70 % Alvo, Gonzogo Dorojos. Geoevieve 93 Doose. Danny 70. 174 c Alvo. Serena 2139 Dorboro, Doniello 19, 212 Doorh, Derrick 73 Alucies, Sieve 151, 173 Dorber, Tommy 212 Doorh, Shonrxxi 210 Alvorez, Chr6 140, 167 Dorday, Corrie 30. 72 Dorson. Sheldon 70, 150 Caban. Somuel Alvarez, Cine 45 Dorcloy, Jennifer 30, 72 Dosrock, Ella 2l3 Cobeto, Fobwno 94 Alvarez, Conn«? 72, 84, 154, 164 Ckireta, Chnsnne 212 Oouligny Dfion 00. 93 Cobello, Monico Alvarez, Kennerh 72 Ooifboulr, Corhy Dourne. Pomelo 167 Cobrero, Adnenne 94 Alvaez, Regma 164 Dork. Debro 213, 233 Dourque, Ronald 93pol Cobrero. M choel 94 Alvarez, Sylvio Oorlow, Gory 72 Oov ers. Aoron Coceros. DJlie 73. 196 Alworlh, Deanno 24, 72 OQfr en, Drondon 72 Dov ler, Kevin Cocucodo. Tereso 73 Amador, Lorena 33 Oorr en, Drenr Doyojon, Roberto 145. 212 Calogno. Meimdo 94 Ambrose, Lyne 210 Dorian, Gil 158, 176, 213 Doyen. Darren 12. 43, 166, 212 CoWeron. Alex 94 Amezqmro, Deborah 101, 173 Oorr err. Jonei 34, 72 Dfodburn, ThorrxK CoWeron, Deniss 179 Amrrxxi. Thonxjs 176, 209 Oorrverte, LyrwTe 49, 93 Droden. Shonnon 212 Cdderon, Tony 30. 74 Anosiosi, Jeffrey 210 OQff ene, PhiII.p 30, 210, 25fl Drodley, Chornj CoWweJ. Kohn. 74 Anoyo, Elvira Dornhon, Gregofy 72 Drodley, Robert 73, 260 Colisrro, Henry 45 Anoyo, Uia Dornhon. Jomes 201, 213, 255 Drodshow. Dron 73 CoHes. Theresa 19 Anderscxi, Rhondo Doroz, Dovtd 72 Droido, Dtone Colvorc. Alejandro 94, 141 Anderson, Corhleen Doroz, Suzonne Dronhom. Heoiher 73 Comf, Rhonda 216 Anderson, Cynlhia Dofrogon, Debro 49. 72 Dronhom, Michoel 73 CorrvTvon. Shouno Anderson, Deon 133 Dorreros, Eric 93 Dronscome. Dorboro 212 Can ' pognolo, Poolo 216 Arxlerson, Denee 210 Dorreros, Lorreto Ofovo, Dense 70, 260 Campbell. Dndger Anderson, Michelte Dorrigo, Daniel 72 Droy, Christopher 00, 43, 70 CompbeH. Robert X, 74. 79 Anderson, Pomelo 211 Dorrtgo, Lilian Drenrton, Melody Compos, Derrho 94 Anderson, Shoron Domgo, Susono Drenis. Adrienne Compos, Vmcent 215, 217 ArxJerson, Sreve 72 Dornnger, Corlton 72 Orezinski, Krisnna 90 CoTKholo. Leonord 146, 179, 216 Anderson, Ton 33, 94 Dorrios Manuel 49, 212 Drezinsk . Susanno 90 Ccrvx)n, Trocy 24, 74 Andreas, Michael 211 Doftz. Arvjrew 72 Onggs. Dean 210 Cono. Peter 216 Androtf, Er i Dofiz, Willom Ofiggs. Scott 70, 151. 170 CoTtteco. Jm Androfl, Mor 30, 72 Doshlir , Dennt 93. 141, 173 Dnmer, Roylene 70, 213 Conru, Michele 30. 74 Angel. Ernest Dosdio, Ralph 212 OnnkrrKin, Keith 24. 73 CofOwoy. Kely 17, 216 AngofOla. Richocd 133 Daweri, Roben 72. 151, 173 Dfinkworrh. Dororhy 210 CorozQ. Mory 74 Anschorz. Erica Dosseri, Sreven 93. Ill, 141 Dnzendr e, Michoel 109, 210 Corbcyjl. Sreven 217 Antenixo, Mouro 211. 256 Doich, Jeonirte 90 Dfooks. Somonrho 23, 40, 156, 173, 193. 212 Corcovolo. Louis 94 Anzelde. Gmo Doriz. Cesar 90 Drosmon. Mary 212 Corogo. Emily 94 Apodoco. Mono 49, 210 Doumgofrner, Artdrew Ororhers. Keme 143. 169 Corlereto Fronk 94 Apodoco. AAelndo 96 Douriuo. Lorviy 90 Drorhers. Peggy 212 Coriereflo, John 94 Apodoco, Nlirchel 72 Doyoi.. Sobnyo 17. 72. 143 OfOughron. Anthony Corte. Flonndo 216 Aquino, Mylene Deozley. Cindy 54 Dfoussard. Chorlene 70 Coron, John 94, 141 ? Arogon, Dan«?l 141 Dedofd, Jul 93 Droussord. Demc 210 Corpenrer. Roben Arogon, Debro Been, Joy 212 Drown. Chrisrina 00. 09 Corr, Rhodo 94 Aretono. Angekc 19, 27, 210 Oeisch, Donald 72 Drown. Douglas 30 93 Corronzo. Norbeno 94 Aredono, Doniel 72, 83 Dejarono, Jhp Drown, Jonr es Corrosco. Douglas 149 173 Arellano, Rebecco 23 Den, Jonarhon 72, 141, 173 Drown. Kelbe 93 Cc crsco. W om 149. 170 Arellono, Veronica [Jell, Koren 93 Drown. Lmdo 210 Correre. LueBo 45 Arevoto Lirxlo 1 Doll Ttnv rhy 93 146 Drown Ntcoletie 7 Correre M«-hr f i 270 Index Cornlto, AlberTo 74 Corrdto. Cheryl 74 CoTT ' llo. Christine 94 Cornllo, Morco Corrofl, Jome 142. 143. 1M. 216 Correr, Anthony Corref. Chod Corter, Steven 94 Coner, Timothy 216 Corter, WiHiom 190, 217 Cosfogfcoto, Joe 94 Chen, rVDben 94 Chen, Steven 94 Chen, Yvonne 95 Cheney, KorhJeen 24, 74 Cheney. Torn 74 Cheng, Chftsfne 74 Cheng, Josephine 216 Cheng, Tino Chernoboeff. Lindo 19, 183, 219 Chiang. Chengnni 74 Ching, Chfisiophef 49, 169, 219 Combs. Anhef 4 CofTwgbo, MtcheHe 75 Conorzer, Cynrhw 56 Concepoon. Edwin 75, 151. 173 ConWin, Ctoudio 75 Conklm. DovK] 30, 95 ConWn, Richofd 75 Connoughfon, Alex 95, 141 Connelly, Ooire 95 Conner, Geno 220 Conoef, Monho 75 1 t H 9 ' H ■ ?. ' .- - I H Holding Up Q wall become o fovohre noonnme sporr on compus. Cosrogliolo, Sandy Cosfonedo. Monico 94 Cosronos. Poul 74 CosreHon, Heaor 94 Castro. Alben 74 Cosiro, Annette t7, 49. 123. 217 Costro, Juan 94. 163. 176 Costro. Atorgorei Costro, Michoel 94 Costro, Sergo 74. 163 Coudill. Kimberly 29. 39, 55, 56 Cowihon, Cyntho 217 258 Cowihon. Shern 37, 74 Cazores. Crstino 94 Cozett, Deon X, 218 Cozett, Todd X, 94 Ceolio. Dnon X Centunon, Adrion 94 Cenfuron, Leticia Cefvonies. Anthony 74 Cho, Jun Kyu 17, 123. 195. 218 ChQ. Yun bm 74. 143 ChoboBo. DovKJ 45. 74 Chocon, Roben 55, T76 Chambers, James 23, 24, 218 Chan, Dorothy 218 Chooey, Joyce 156, 219 Chong, Gndy 219 Chong, Roger f73 Chong. Vendy Chopman, Denise 24 Chopman, Judy 74 Chorles. Chrisime 219, 255 Chovez, Dov j X Chovez, bonel 218 Chovez, Loreno 218 Chovez, Robert 94 Chovez, Roben 74 Chen, Ake 218 Chen, Chr6 Chen, George Chen JocJ 74 Choi. Sooho 139 Chon, Su 19. 27. 219, 259 Chong. Jun Chong, Kelly 39, 95. 143 Chong, Mirtdy 19 Chong, Un 79 Chow, Eva 216 Chow, Lbo Chow, Peter 95 Chrfitraens, bobelle 47, 218, 259 Chrtsrion. Reece 139 ChnsTie, Corol 95 Chuo, Ivy 216 Chun, EBen Chun. Jennifer 2l8 Chung, Way 95. 219 Chung, Woody 74 Chung, Young 95, 167 Churich, Mary 219 Cianarto, Robert 216 Cicciarelli. Timothy 74 Cisneros, Elizabeth 95 Cfsneros, GeroldirTe 95 Gsneros, Lerxye 214, 218. 236 Clork, Anna 29, 123, 218. 237 Clark, Cydney 95 Clorh, Denise Clork, LoufO Clork. ThoTTKiS Clifford. Michoel 95. 141 Oingens, Julie 95 Ckxjtier, Andrew 74 Co. Jennifer 2l8 Co, Lowrence 74 Cochran. Kimberly 23, 74, 197 Coffey, Theresa 143, 164 Cole. Oryan 74. 141 Cote, Suson 23 Cole, Tonm 49. 56 Colemon. Down 219 Colemon, Johnnie Cofler. Romono 219 Conover, Sondro Conrod. Chorles X. 95 Consolooon. George Conwoy, Julie 23, 95 Cook, Karen X, 75 Cooper. Suzanne 75 Copelorid, Cyntho X, 66, 75 Cormolfi, Karen Corr elius. Cheryl Cornebus, Craig 75 Corners, Chris 56 Corners, Shori Corooodo, Jose 19, 220 Coronocto, Roymoodo 75 Cofooel. Roderick 220 Corpus, Emmonuel 220 Corpus. Joseome 75 Corrner, Paulo 221 Cora, Richard 49, 56, 163 Counts Dovid 95 Courtney. Monica 167. 221. 258 Coutts, Kevm 95 Cowley, John 75 Cox, Debbie 221 Cox, Theresa 95 Cox, Tonyo 29 Cox, William 75 Coyle, Lori 95 Crcwg, Roto 221 Cromer, Williom 95, 141, 173 Crawford, Wendy Crtssinger, Robert X. 220 Crouse. Theresso X CroweH. Tomero 39 Cruz. GeroWine 75, 143 Cuchiaro, Charles56, 146 Cuchioro, Kellie 95 Cuevos, Horocio Chuho, Kevin 75 Culberson, Fronas 24. 43. 220 Culp. Heath 75 Culp. Natalie 220 Cuip, Npchotas 95 Cummings. John Cummings. Timothy 45. 75 Cummins, Shirlene 75, 141 Cunninghom. Donny 220. 240 Cunmr ghom, Johnme 146, 167 Cunnir ghom. Melody 24, 221 Curron, Revo 24, 43, 193, 221, 258 Curren, Juonno 221 Curren, Kothleen Curren. Robea 95 Cunt. Uoyd Dobob, Anita Doggen Charles 221 Daniels, Gregory 95 Donieb, Rhodo 24. 220 Doniels, Shelly Donieb, SiOfTley 96 Donner. Vince 66 Dorling, Erik 96 [. .-jijhjizQi, Jomilo 96 [ ' •...-.-.iLon, ZfK 24 D-jvr,. Kimberly 75 Dav6, Lon Davis, Michelle 31, 93 Dov5, Pornck 23 Doy, Jomes 75 DeHort, Dorvxi 96 De Poio, Robert 75. 141 De Ulloo, Poul 75 DeorxJo. Joneen 96 Deondo, Rolond 220 Deosey, Jeffrey T7. 75, 79, 141 Decorpo, Cohienne 56, 145 Deem. Melonie 24 Deghetto. Michoel 75, 141. 173 Degler, Scotr 96 Dehoyos, Jesus 65 Dekxroiz, Rooul 75 Del Voie. Sonio 220 DelocrcHZ, N ole 220 Deloiorre, Gmo 49, 145 Delbridge, Kimberty Deleon, Gregory 176. 221 Deleon. Roberro X Delgodo, Elizoberh 75 DelgocJo, Gory 75 Delgodo, Jeoneire 24 Delgodo, Jenny 96 Delgodo, Johnny 19 Delgodo, Oscor Delgodo. Sondy 96 De Los Sontos. Chr5fir e Dempsey, Kim 60 Denijs. Chor so 49 Dervnork. Lenny 221 Denns. Soronne 221 Depnesi, Cheleitho 156. 22l Despotrs, Ion Despots, Shellie 220 Detter. Angela 75 DhJIon. Ooljino 220 D« Pterto, Jerry 45. 96 D oz, Greelda 96 Draz, Joanne 39, 280 Dwz, Robert 96 DK:khoui, Deon 220 Dietnch, Dren 75 Digoudio, Joanne D«goudio, Poul 96. 163 Ditoy, Denny Diloy. Sondro 75 Dtloy, Scotr Dtmolonto. Jeonnie 75 Dimoronon, Lizo Fe 45. 96, 169 Dishion, Kimberly 96, 143 Dixon, John 75 Dizon, Jufcon Doddridge, Gordon 139. 221 Dodson, Robby Dommguez, Eddie 153. 221 Dommguez. Lisa Dommguez, Regino 39, 75. 145 Dommguez, Stephen 75 Domoodon, Angelica DorxiW, Hotvey Donoely. Cbfford 221 Dofoch. Dovid 96, 139 Dofoch, Peter DorTon, Mellisso 96 Index 271 J Oorron. Michele 24 Douangphochonh. Ctoungnoy 179 Ooua igp loc anh. Khomseog Droper, Gregory % Drenrien. Deborah 24 Dryseo. Jomes 222 Orysen Jor 75. 167 Du x]f ri. eome 75 Duduwn. Ooone Dodero. Deep 06 Duer Y, Wfcm 6 I iome . Morojs Duv . Ka 133, 222 IXrvi. AWx)et ?6 Dtrfxmet. Worcus [Xr n. Kcry 133, 222 Duvi, M ctxjel ?6 Duong. Mon 96 O xjng. ThcyVi 256 Dwcyi. Ajdo 49, 75 Dtron, fVxr cka Dur i, RichOfd 96 Dl on, Anuro Dwyer, AA hoe 222 Dyef, Corhy 96 Dyer, Fronone 96 Eoron. Jason EbenkorxJ, Dome 223 Ecf evenx3. AAomn 75. 164 E J eveye. Deex) 96 Za en. Omsnno 39, 223 Ectwofds. Goron 75 Egm, Oxxtene 222 Egnozzi, Arvonio EnJ , Em 17. M9. 173 E : ef. Kety 173. 222 EjTT en. Down 97 EkzoTcyas. Micbele 97, 222 EVtgron. MofKibo E or. Defero 24, 75 EkXT. Treosho 145 Ebron. John 49. 97 Emonue e. Abetof 75, 79. Ml Emench, zome 33 Emery, James 76 EngeJ. RotJney 222 Engefcea, He i 97 Engetoerr, Kymbedy ENGLISH DEPT. lOO Erwiquez, Chnymo 222 Enctaon. Den 97 EncJQon. aoncid 97, 141, 173 EfTo, MKhele 76 Etto, Moer Escono, Ermo 49. 97 Escobor, Evetyn 76 Esporzo, Aaron 222 Esprx o. Monnew 19 Esprxwo. (XebeccQ Eipnozo. AJberro 149. 173. 222 Esprozo. Eteo 97 EsprwzQ. Mo 49, 76 Esque lo, Joner 76 Esse. Anrtxjny 97 Ey ergon, Dma Esrrodo, Adnenn 76. 167 Esrrodo, Alfredo 76 Esrrodo, Ano 222 Esirodo. Fro 97 Esirelodo. rXoJ 76. 146 Eyreiodo, Roso EJ, Jonoftxyi 223 Eusnc. Adnervw 23. 76 Evens. Kemerh X Evens. MofK 97 Ev yd. Oc«e 107. Wl Evo-d. Scott 76. 141. 176 Evens, « he«e 75 76 280 Everen. Kerry 4; Fogon, (Xoyce 573 Fohmy, Andrew 49 Fofyny kxepn 223 Formon. Oecm 76 Forfron. yy wn 76 Fcfc ! • 76 Forney. Mictieie 6 Fojsone. Enn 17, 52 Feors, Oyb 76 FeOychynsky. AW ele 97 Fetx noben 97 Fefguion, Dono 97 Ferguson. Gory 222 Fefguion. I i 30. 97 Fernandez, Ovisnno 97 Fernondez, Sytvn 76 Fernquer, Roben 156, 222 Ferrero, Pomoo 222 Ferrero. Mussel 223 Ferzer. Jomes 97 Fiedte ' . CynrtX) 24. 97. 143. 154 Figueroz. Myrno 97 Fl «. Loo 76. 143 Fnd ig. DonoW 76 Wl Fmro. AJon 76 HNE ARTS 120 Fish, Rebecca 97 Fisher, Drendo 97, 108 Firch, Onophet 76, 151, 173 Firch, Michoel Firzgefdd, Meme 76 Flonegn. Kmberly 97 Fleming, Enc Flerchet, Lynn 95 Fleicher, Mortyn 45, 76, 280 Flores, CoroJ 76 Flores, Dqv ) 24, 76 Flores, Oes ee 76 Flores, Franco 76 Flores, Jomes 66, Y Flores, Jennifer 29, 34, 199, 223 Flores, Joseph 97, 163 Flores, Michele 267 Flores, (Vxtiel 76 FVxes, Honold 76. 76 Flores YoloTda 215. 223 Foerynef Kjmberly 97 Foret-orxl Deboroh 07 FOREIGN LANGUAGE 117 Forsberg. IXoberr 76 Fosfer. Daniel 97. 141 Fosfef. Gregg 97, 141 Fosler, Knsren 23 Fosrer, Torrvnie 224 Fosler, Wendy 76 Fox, Cynihio 76, 87, 280 Fox, Guy 27, 76, 78, 151 Fox, Jolvi 49, 173 Fox, Korher«ie 24, 33, 224 Fox, IXoben 76 Frompron, John 45, 76 Franco, JoTm 49 FrryiWn. Angelo 29. 97 Franhki. Jolvi 97 Freorman, IXondy 77 Freiras. Todd 224 Friend. Debro 97 Fnend. Loune 77 Frts. W CXT 77 Fnrzler. Rxjxird 225 Fryer. Derek 24. 25. 43 Fuon. Guopm 97 Fuon. Sung Chuo Fuenies. IXilo 97. 167 Fuslerer. Sobrrto 37 Gobnel JoQueVie 76 Gobriel. Romro 97. 197. 141 Go . Susonne 97 Gal. Verno 164. 179 Goiher. Andreo 33 Gciorza. Atode4ne 77 Gctogher. Keley 123. 224 Golordo. Ken 149. 173 Goiarda. Mntoel X Goiordo. Thomas 77 Gaiougr«r Karen M. 39. 77 Galego, Ovisroc ier 77 Gdego, nonool 224 Golego, Siephome 19 224 Golegos, Ooreen Golegos l oul Golvon, Cord Golvez, Chen 77, 133. 167 Gomoinda. Dennfi Gcyriotndo. Glenn 77 G  r do A vwfcso 49 90 97 Garw. Mory Ann 224 Gorber. Jomes 151 Goiber. Liso 225. 280 Gorcx) Aben 56. 139. 173 Goroo, Alfredo 225 Gc oo, Candkie 97. 96. 269 Goroo. Oonsso 97 Goroa. CorKeprion 97 Goroo. Dcrwl 98. 141 Goroo. EdcJe 109 GoriDO. EusebO 56 Goroo. Gory 56 Goroo. Hoydee 224 Goroo. Henry 224 Goroo. krrto 56 Go roo. Lorry 30, 45. 49. 77 Goroo. Lorrone 96 Goroo, Morh M GarX), Morrm 98 Gorrjo, Mictxjel 98 Gorrxi, Mxtvte 98 Gaoo, Michele 58, 77 Goroo, Norrrx) 224, 280 Goroo. Wulp 98 Goroo, longer 98, 141 Goroo, IXichord Gorco. lUjben 98 Goroo. Rudolph 77 Goroo. Rudy 77. 81 Goroo. ThoiTxjs 225 Gordner, McrOy 19, 225, 255 Gorrerr, Tracy 77 Gorvyi. Err 77. 154 Gosh. Troy 139 Gorely. Deboroh 17. 34. 190. 198. 225 Gorico. floncjy 225 Govelo, Roben 56, 179 G erTo, Angelo 96 GAs. 0100 224 afc. Fronh 98. 99. 141 GJmore. Drodley 77 GJfTxxe. Tno 77 Gfcier. Kmbeny 77 (irrple. Kjmberly 24. 98 Gloss. Emory 154 Glenn, ftobn 224 Good. Jrti Godbey. Jomes 77 Godec. Denele 224 Godwyi. Onryi 46. 77. 167 Goldmon. Cindy 224 Goldner. Atoy 33. 96 Good. IWsy 77 Gomez. Debbi e 149 Gonnez. Dicne 225 Gomez. Kennerh Gomez, Mono Gomez. Srephen Gongoro Michele 24. 77 Gor zoles, Doreen 77. 164 Gonzales. Fronces 98 Gonzales, Gro 98 Gonzales, Mork 225 Gonzales, Norrrxi 77 Gonzalez, Da «3 98 Gonzalez, Irzo 78 Gonzalez, Juon 98 Goruolez, Roquel Gor Qlez, Sebosfion Gonzdez. W om 78 GonzGtez, Xolorl Goodmon, Raymond Goodmon. Shown Gormen. Koren 140. 173 GoJd. Srephome 225 Grohom, Sun 96 Groni, Cory 225 Groy, Carvue 225 Groy Lso 78. 154 Groy. Sfuon Greene Don 56 196 Greer. Seon 139 228 Gregory. Mone Gregory. Tereso 24. 98 Grehn. RkK Grem, Jefrey 96 Gr fri. Joner 78 Oilfn, John Griftr , Leste 96 Gnggs, Jeon 24 Grmdol, Jernrfer 96 Grmder, Morvn 76, 141, 227 Grmder, Roxonne 226 Grover, Anrhony 78 (iover, Elizoberh 228 OW, Enc X, 31 Grow, Kevn 96 Grow, UKTt e 19 24 Guosielo LOLio 228 Guerrero Conos 98 Guerrero, JohonnQ Guerrero, Morh 229, 255 Gun, Donna 24 Gupro. Vneer GcJney, Robn 34 Gixnen, Krenno 24 Gussler, Ljzo 78 Gulonri y, Aberr Gunerrez, Aloo 229 Gunerrez Vcror Gunerrez, Yolondo 78 GuziTion, Don l 76 Guzman, Roy H Ho, Hoe 96 Hodd, Drendo 30. 76 Hodd. Jmrme 96 Hodey. Renee 229 Hogeoynn. MxJxjel 78 Hoger. Deome 229 Hones. Fror 98 HoKudo. Shon 78 HoJsuho. Suzy 228 Holgnmson. Son o 78 Hoi. Oag 96 Hoi. Frart 76 Hoi, Joe 76 HtJ, Lome 78 HoBieod, Tom 98, 167 Homomoro, Judy 49 Hc T cn, Deboroh 228 HomAon. Eugene Homiton, Louro 78 Hcmson. Mark 151 Hon, DovK) 228 Hon, Leroy 96, 141 Hon, Somoel 78 Hanger Roger Honlon Dnon Hcnion, Mark 45 49 Honno, Tlwrrxs 228 Homo, Trrxsrhy HorvQhon Soson 78 Hc«en, Domel 229 Horger, Roger W Horhns, Jom78 Hoikns, Loo Horper, Orodey 76 Horren, Kevn 98, 167 Horren, Seon Horns, Deno 139, 190, 229 Horroon, On, 78, 173 Horroon, Jennrfer Horel, Daie 196, 229 Honmom, Sreven 78 Horvey, Ljso 96 Hosne, Scon 76 Hosmgs, Onon 43 Hovely, Samuel 98 Howk, RoncA] 78, Wl Hoys, Cndy 17 78, 149, 151 Hefnch, Mono 98 Helm, Jeffrey 78 Helm, Rhondo 229, 225 Hemer, kelo 19, 45 Herrmger, Koro 228 Henderson, Adreme 29, 76, f73 Henhel, Dono 226 Hemeny. Renee 96 Hervy. Anrhony 141, 167 HerYy, Shonnon 96 Hepler, Koihy 167 Here o, Sytvio Hermcndo Chrome 34 49 76 Hemondez, Aioo Hernandez, Chr Herncrdez Edword 176 162 228 Hernandez Eix 226 255 Hernandez. Joonne 164 229 Hernandez, Jose Hemondez. Jute Hernandez Kennerh 78 HernoxJez Mortn 96 141 163 HemoxJez ««hoei 139 159 229  emn t Michoel Hefnondez. Monico ?6 Howard. Gregory 99 Jocl soo. Lisa L Kim, Fronos 82 Hernorvdei, Yverre 96 Howard. Guylo 99 Jocobsen. Corl 201 Kim, In Sook Herrero, Eloy 00 Howord, Kelly 34. 49 Jocobsen. John 201 Kim, Keom 233 Hefrero, Nesfor 98. 151, 170 Howord Lgq 24. 201 Joffe, Dino 99, 109 Kim, Keun 233 Hefrero, Sergio Howord, Sherrill 24, 201 Jeffe, bto 29 Kim, Kyung 19, 49 HefrKk, KirK 78, 81, 146 Hoy, April 78 jogger. HoroW Kim, Undo 82 Hernn, Lorn 22 ? Hoxie. Linda 34. 79 Jomison, Jacquelind 99 Kim, AAory 100 Hemng, Richord 215. 228 Hoxre. Wendy 07. 230 Jomison. Shown 201. 250 Kim. Ted 49 Heffing, Seon 167 Hue. Tuon 79 Jomieson. Sronley 79 King. Edword 82 Heusen, Judith 23, 24, 228 Huo. Moi Hue Joneciic, Dyone 00 King. AAonico 23, 27. 233 Higson, Sfephen 98. 141 Huong. Mei Jui Joromilto, Richord King. William 27, 82. 173. 179 HHguero, Gregory 98, 141 Huong. Show Dnl Jorhoe, Thomas 169 Ksef, Lso 100 HiTdebrood, More 98, 141 Hubert, Jocqueltfie 99. 167 Jorrerr. Dionno 24, 99 Kbpp, Leslie 100, 164 H.II, Colleen 98 Hudson. Suzetre 226. 200 Jorretr, Jeffrey 79 Kleer, Donni 23, 30 Hill, Shelly 164 Huffman, John 99 Jouregui, Adrion 79, 141 Kleiwer, Chorles 82 Hill, Victoro 24, 33, 228 Huffman, Roberr 99 Jouregui. Clariso Knionicky. Sreven 100 Hilron. Jennifer 229, 258 Humboldr, Vergie 19, 69 Jeffreys, Jon Knghr, Deboroh 100, 30 Himpelmonn, Frank 99. 141 Humes, MKihelle Jenkins, Thomos 79. 141. 173, 176 Knghl, IXichord 82 Hippen, Destry 139, 229. 250 Hunr, Richord Jensen, Cydme 79, 66, 140 Kn hren, Gregory 82 Hobon. NichotQS 97, 99. 141. 176 Hussoin, Hobmo 2X Jensen. Jule 231 Knighien, Heather 100 Hockenhull. Deornorod 49. 99 Hussoin, Tonveer 99 Jensen, Julie Anne 231 Koch, Chrotopher 19, 227, 232 Hodge, Lisa 76 Husnng, Kimberly 79. 164 Jerry, Liono 99, 100 Koch, James 100 Hotten, Kim 229 Huynh, Tuon 99 Jerren. Mcrl- Koehlei, Trocy Hoffmen, Roberr 59, 109 Jimenez. Eusebio 99 Kcmnick. Nodme 100 HolbfOOk, Donno 1 Jimenez, Mchoel 176, 201, 246, 157 Kongoiko, Joner 232 Holland, Ctofence 99 Jimenez, Porncio 99 Kongaiko, Lovender 82, 143, 154 Holland, Efeje 24 Jimenez. Pedro 79 Kongoiko, Leoni 30 Hollingsheod, Jon ' 99 Jimenez, Sommy 99 Korrepeter, Cynrhio 34. 49, 82 Hdhngshed, Rhonda 145. 230 Ikonen, Pirjo 47, 280 Jiminez, Susan 99 Jimenez, Volerie 201 Joe, Deanno 62 Joe, D«Dno 62 Korreperer, Poukj 29, 49. 62 Kosoreff, Eddie 82 Kosrelecliy, Michete 82 Kovoch. Liso 82 H ■e H Johnson. Anno 23, 99 Kroh, IXurh 100 E HHfcjj . — Johnson, David 79, 201 Kreider, Koren 100 H KQnMff ' ' Johnson. Eddie 24. 201 Kreider. STeven 173. 232 1 ■ pp Johnson. Koren 231 Kre is. Jomes 100 H H K Johnson, La Tonya 62. 156 Kroegcr. Aoron 139. 232 HUr mH Johnson. Lone 79 Krohn, Shown ■ M HB H H Johnson. Morvin 79 Kwon. Carol 100 Johnson, Mary Kwon, Eun 19, 143 H K jH BF B Johnson, Michoel 99, 167 Kwonn. Young 49, 82 H g H Vk ■ 9 Johnson, Richord 99 Kwon. Young 49, 100 L '  j | ' HHH|tt|JK H Johnson, Tonyo 62 Johnson, Yolondo 20, 99 L _ fl K HmP I Johnsron, Deborah 231 ■tari l Ij BHI h I Jdley, Lisa 49, 79 H li j HJI H Jones, Carolyn 79, 140 pH H HH H Jones, Diona 20, 99. 167 La, Phoung 100 V l H ffi| H P Jones, Geoffrey 79 Lobonco, Dino 233 H jJH HII H B Jones, Gregory 19, 153. 232 Lobedo, Shelly 2X Kt c ' H H Jones. Lowrervie 79 Lobrodo, Sofio 100 H Kj mH H Jones, Paulo 82, 145 Lo Chonce, Jon M f V ' flft iit l Jones, Ronald 202 Logordo, Chrw.no 100, 101 IPf ' ' H Jong, Jing Lake, Johnny 82 I Hmtj i H Jordon, Gregory 100 Lombrechr, Decky 100 Hh Joyce, Alan 100 Joyce, Anthony 24 Juarez, Richord 82, 141 Judd. Robin 02 Juniper, David 82, 151, 170 Jurodo, Robert 82 K Lomondo, Denny 139 Lomondo, Tino 90 Lomont, Denoe 100 Lomonr, Rondy 233 Lomposono. Mono 00 Lonce. Suzonne 82. 133 Long. Vincenr 82 Longley. Corino 82, 280 r 1 II M H Lonkfofd. Cheryl Hjk P H ' ' ' v l Lonsdown. Dorm 98. 100, 179 H , H Koouomo, Chorlei 1C Koboch, Deverly 24, 43 KQin, r ondy KX) 141 Kolodjion, Mofine ' 29. 49 Konegoi, Chnsrine 34 Lonrz, MKjloel Lonro, Michelle Loro. Juon Lorison. Shown Lorose. Donel 19, 49, 183, 233, 262 Lorose. Gory 49. 81. 82  ■ V y H Konigowsl i, Kondie Lorroiller. Kim 232 H Kaplan, Oano 82 Lorroiller. Rene 100 ■Cvv. - i- ifl l H Kospordlou. Come 142, 143, 232 Koipordlcxj, Perne WO KotzaroH. John 82. 154. 163 Lorsen, Roberr Lorson. Leil 17. 139. 232 Losseigne. Gregory X, 82 PomciQ Ferreiro srores inro space while doydreoming. Kowoqt i, Cloire 34, 39, 4Q, 167 Kowoi, Monin 24 Kqwqi, Nichole 23, 100, 167 Lorhom. Dewirr Lorimer, Greichen 214, 2X Loucirico, Wiltam 232 Hollowoy Oorbora 23. 99 Ilnicky Thof ' Xv Keegon, Leonne 232 Loudermon, Cheryl 17 Hdmberg, Loureen 49. 78 INDUSTRIAL AKTS 121 Kelecy, Gtnger Loudermon. Michel 214. 230 Holms, Lore 230 Ingram Edword Ketey. Gregory N. 27. 82. 174 Le, Hoongquon 100 Holsrein Jul 19. 78 Iniguez, Elsa 99 Kellogg, Hoben 100, 146 Le, Phi Loon 82 Holi. Elizabeth 60, 164. 195 Iniguez, Mornn 30 Kemp. Dreri 82 Le, Thoo 19. 145. 169 Holt, Joserre 49 99 167 Iniguez. Sotio 79 Kemp. Kimberly 24. 82 Le, lien 169 Horn Susannah 99 Isl ' iandor, Hodt 99 Kieft, Down 100 Leobmon, Douid 17, 139, 233 Homonn M«:hQel 99 Kisondor, Imon 79, 169 Kern. Tom Leol. Sonyo 100 HfjfTwinfi, VkIm Iwig. Ricky Kikoda, Chrisnne 100 Leommg. Dob 82, 158 HOME ECONOMICS 124 Izobol. Roberro 230 KikudQ, Henry 19, 82 Leomons, Down 193. 203 Hrxofk K-iihlccn 99 Kilon, Todd 233 Lebron. Honold 82. 144 l or.e Cfrj 17 19 169 230 J K.lmer, Susan 24, 82 Lee. Amy 234 Hrishmond, Jom hoed 78 Wpotrtlv Kimberly Lee. Even 100 HoiAfir.xi. lof. 30 Kilroy, Thomoi 24 Lee. Groce 49, 234 Houy?. Anthf ny 99 Kim, Dong Won 100 Lee, Judy 235 • Hou e. Torev) 231 Jo ' inro P«3 Marie Kim, Esiher 19 39 49 Lee, Joner 100, 143 Index 273 Lee. Jonsen 173 Mogmnnes. Jodelyn 83 McOsher. Kjmberly AAfc. DobbP 33, 239 Lee, V 49 Mogolones, Joson 24, 83. 151. 173 McPeok. Todd 102 AAls, K tiberty Lee, Juyino 234 Mogolon. Ano Mc PtTerson. Lon AAfc. Lowrence 83 Lee, Kong Mogoion, Esiele 101 Mc Pherson. Michoel 102 AAmono. Xmeno 102 Lee, Louro 82 Mogolon. Sylvo 83 Mc f eynoWs. Etm 239. 254 A««vz, Jomie 102 Lee, r cnefTxiry Mogno, Donn 101 Mc Reynolds. Ryan 102 141 MrorryDn. Morler e 80 Lee, Syl i 82, 156 Mogno, Morichu 235 Ateode. Abeno 19. 83. 174 Mrondo Onon 02 Lee, I.1Q 37, 82 Moguve, Jomes 101 AAeons. Oovrf 149. 173. 239 AArondo. Cotlos 12 23 Lee, lony 101, 141, 163 Mohmet, Thorrxjs 101, 141 AAeons, Karen 33. 102 AArondo. Elzobeth 84 Lee, Tyson, 82 Moktonodo, Dorlene 234 AAeons. Potncio 33. 102 AArondo. RJC Qrd Lee, Yvonne 34. 39, 52 Mondos. Annette 53, 110, 141 AAeor, Dovid 102 AAod erVsocjpt. Jo ' ee 102 Le(oy, Davtl 139, 234 Monders, Aipl 101 AAeosmer. AAjchoel 102 AAoebus. Ftouhe 46, 239 Leioy, Koten M. 82 Mongmot, Melchized 30, 101 174 AAeete. Aoron 159. 236. 238 AAofson Michoel 23 239 Leite. Mory 30. 82 Moniors, Peter AAeehs. Er«: 159. 238 AAohr, Volene 02 Le vo. Gefordo 101 Mcy zono, DIQncQ 234 Meeuwenberg, Deboroh 00, 102 Mokno Armondo 102 Lemon. DeOotoh 234 Monzono, Hector AAehto, Jimit 19. 227. 238 AAOlno, Juan 102 Le Ti05. Monho 62. 145. 169 Morchetii, Thomas 167 AAendez. AAitchel 102 AAolno, Mono Leno.. rw 0fd 101. 141 Morcum, Jotnes 83 AAencJoto. Glonne Mofcio, Otlondo 84 Lent. Ke e 23. 30 Marcus, Down 83 Mendozo. Deotrice 12. 63 Molo, John 77, 84, 163 Leon. Leslie 156 Leon. Poulne 82 Leon. Richord Morcusson, Debro 24, 25, 83. 156 Morm, Anno L 83 Morn, George 101 AAendozo. Ded 102 AAendozo. Rofoel 83 Monorrez. Cynttno X Atonge Cecio 84 Lefmo. V Tono 82 Lertmon. Andrew 82. 139. 141 Morn, Leonard 141, 173 MoflsoslM, Roben 60, 139 Lenmon. Roxonne 234. 257 Morlow, Cothetine 34. 83 Levennq, f oberr 101 Atorquez. Dense 101 . « - mI Levne, Chen 101 AAotquetz, Jimmy 173 . J BSlk. ' Lews, Anne 83 Morquez, Johnnieon 83. 84. 156 w Lews, Keley 39 Morquez Morh 83. 151 Oa . WJ Lews, Mory Morquez. Moureen 76. 83. 141 ' V|k i fji w i m Lews, Tommy 83 Atoquez. Stocy 234 i [ ., F I B i Lews, Vkim 101 Morshol. Lo 83 m ' - V - JF Leyvo, Irene 33 Morteto. Tom 24 ■ ' i Lieu, Ake 101 Moftn. AJioo 235 . W A: M Lieu, Helen 234 Momn. Greg 101 gpP ' Ljeu, Rebecco AAorrin. Koren 24. 83 ' ul F Lieu, Tfx) 83 Momn, Kimtjerly 101 m MJm L« oy, Douglos 234 Monmdole, Cothy 53 ' Ji Lndsey, Donndo 83. 173 AAottviez. Down 72 83 B Undy. Dov J 23 24. 43 Mctvnez. Deno v ■k Lstet. Moses 83 Mortmez, Fetmm Jmk . Uomos. Tmo 234 Monmez, George 64 m - Llovefo. Potncio 24. 235 AAoftmez. Kenny 83, 141, 173. 176 1 v LOQIiQ, FotMOlO AAorrinez, Peter 76, 83 Low, VKh 101 Mortmez. Phylte 34. 198. 235 ▲ Lohmon, Shown 139, 235 Mortif z. Renee 101 :A ' i ' W. d Loh. Onon 83 Mortmez. rXichord 153. 235 % - vW Lok, Chrsrino 167 Mortmez. IXonold k v- . A — -i, Lomondo, OenKjci 235 Monmez. Sommy 102 1 ' ih k JHtoW H Lomondo, Tmo 101 Monmez. Thomas ■WfiHr HH Lombordi, Porrioo 62 Monmez. Vmcent 74. 83 ■Kn ' H HH London, Ambef 101 Monmez. Yvonne 83 1 Wt r BiH Long. Judy 235 AAoson. Lm Karen 27. 34. 227. 238 .A fli V HIBM Lons. Dndgeri 24. 83 Moss. Wayne 153. 173 H WW mSKdA Looms. Cyntho 196. 234. 255 MATHEMATICS 128 K H HU Lopez. Avxuoo Morhews. Annette 24. 37. 49. 83  l P I m S H Lopez. Edword 234 Moft , Terence 4i Hv 0 if vH H Lopez. Jose Mottes, AAichoel 139 -31 . Lopez. Minom 101 Motthews, PoitiOs 27. 280 Lopez. Ted Moturo, T«ony 173. 266 iX Lopez. Yvene 83 Moutdm, Andre w i V V Lore. Siephofw 234 Money, Oetty 24, 238 Lorenz. Atoy 24. 101 V 7 Moxwel, Cyntho 63 1 LosonsKy. Gregg 60 AAoswel, Dovid 63, 139. 190 Losonshy. Thomas 146, 167 Moyong, Hernome 82. 83 LomOge, Heide 83 Louviere, Michoel Moyer. Mork X. 83 Mc Coll. Shoron X Loveless. Yveire 101 McAllsIer. Monique 83. 173 Lowiher. Troy 83 Mc Conce, Steven 102 AiKe Williams, Troy P.eed, More Scorr, and Enc DooKer smile, for Loyo EhZQberh 63. 173. 280 Mc Cormi David 139, 239 Loyer, Jeffrey Mc Ciiloiigh, Donald 102 F hey ' re on Condid Camera Lucero. IXoberr 101 Mc Donald, Corlo 33, 239 Lixkcuch. Wendy 39 Mc Donald, Dorene 33, 102 AAendozo. Vmcente 176 AAonreol. Cody 49. 102 Lm Peter  Ac DonoM, Renee 239 Meroz. Jose 102 Monsen, Loro(yn 24, 84 Lukovihy. ftK 101. 141, 163 Mc Dortold. Sean 83 AAeroz. Lso 30. 62 Monrogue. DorrH 84 Lumbo, KhodefK: 234 AAc Ewen Morci 17, 39, 239 Mercodo. Cloudio 45 Morttono. L6Q 84 Luno, Aieen Mc Ewen, Tracy 17 83, 140 Mercodo Stephen 102 Montox). Sylvo 24 103 Lulsky. Jute 235  c Forlen, Dobbi 238 AAercer. Oeomce Monies ftolph 240 Ly, Chou A c Gee Michete 30, 102 AAenel. Leotho Atonies Renee 03 Ly. TfTxxhy « c Glmchey, Thomas 102 151 Mertel Lmdo 12 102 MonioyO LCKXO S4 Ly, Tommy Mc Groih, Coleen 102, 164 AAerries AAorli 102 MomoyO. Lu6 Lynch, Angelo AAc Groth Michael 238 Merriles AAichoet 00 Atomy. Cryyd lyrKh, Joy 101 Mc Gregor, Cott erme 239 Menz. Jomes Moon, Amtxjny 49 Lynch, Troy 101 Mc Gregot Victoro 239 Merzger. Michoel 83 AAooney Chofiw 103 lOO Mt Mc G J Nicole 49 102 AAeyer Corokie 23 24 25 83 AAoore. Cynrho 103 M Mc Gu Srxiwn Mezo. Hector 83 141 173 AAoo(e Ffor 84 Mc Gu o John AAichiies. Fti4p 102, 141 Atocxe. Kevr. 100 Mc Gwite. Gregory 238 AA«xxn, Guy 102 AAOfO. Apr 84 Mr Keever Kiisti 133 AA ?s, Daniel 102 AAoro. C v rne 143 Moc CortT ch Kevin 24 83 Mc Leon. Cmceroy 196 AAiles Michel 102 AA0.O. L XW 19. 84 Mocoluso, rVonold 235 Mc Leon. Lfio AA xx Phip 24, 83 AAoro .y0O Moc DonoW. Mendy 24 83 Mc Leroy Lee 238 Miler Jcim«? 30 83 AAoroles Angetno 84 Moc Donde. icoti 235 Mc Miflon Nottym 83 AAiler Kevm Moroies GoCviei 103 Modve Conr 83 Ml MJen Wode 24 25 102  A t Lorry Moroles (Vjrf o 23 43 186 241 M, f... ..r , WU..1.T-, 17ft : ' . ' e Mii.T w I- lo; V. ' . ' .w. ' ■ ' ' ' ■;•■• V ' ' Moran, ean Oogyen. Denis Person. Richard 173 L Ramirez. Linda 105 MofOton, Ariemio 49 Opunui, KowiKo 30, 103, 146 Person. Tereso 104 Ramirez. Morl Albert 105 Mororon, Juon 49 Ordonez, Eduordo 80, 84 Perers. Michelle 29. 104. 167 Romirez. Mark Anthony 105 Moreno. Dortene 103 OrgoTHSro. Yver ie 240 Pelerson. Orion 19. 141. 176 Ramirez. Nicholas 244 Moreno, Desiree ORGANIZATIONS 14 Peterson. Dovid 104 Romos, Lauro 105 Moreno. Louii Orndofl, Gerald 103 Peteison. Gory 30. 104 Romos, Shory 66 Morewood, Scotr 109, 146, 167 Orazco, Chete 84, 145, 169 Peterson. Kevin 139. 173. 243 Rondoll. Nedfo Morgan, Tonnie ft4 ao2co, Jorge 84, 141, 240 Petric. Michael 19 Rondoll. Stacey 86 Morreole, G ary 84 Orozco, Jose Pelrovics. Morgarer 243 Rondoll, Todd 105 Morrell, Cynihio 142, 143, 215. 241 Orozco, Koren 145, 169 Perrovics. Shorron 85 Randolph, Loffome 105. 167 Motrell, Susan 30 Orozco, Monuel 103, 141 Perries. Krisropher 104 Ronkich, Richord 105 Mortimer, Mark 84, 141, 176 Orrego, Jorge 240 Perty. Lisa Roper, Sreven Morfimer, Michael 139, 241 Orrego, Mono Peny, Stephanie 76. 85 Rorojczyk. Debb« 244 Morron. Keren 86 Orrego, Mphe 139, 241 Peyer. Andreo 85 Roygozo. Adnano 244 Morrvedr, floberr Orriz, David 84 Phillipi. Jomes 153. 243. 259 Roymurido, Alexar dfo 105 Moscai, Lee 103 Orliz, EdwOTd 84, 141 Phillipis. Gregory 30. 85 Raymundo. Juon 139, 244, 250 Moscol. Mark 84, 174 Orriz, Korhy 241 Phipps. Timorhy 65 Roz, Mono Movido, Jomes 84. 173 Oriiz, Liso 84 Phipps, Wendy 242 READING DEPARTMENT 129 Movido, Paul Orriz, Mory 241 PHYSICAL EDUCATION 126 Reordon, Kelly 49 Moyer. Derh Orriz, Michael Piazza, Morgorer 23, 43, 65 Rebh, Leslie 105 Morozek. George 103 Oshoughnessy, Debora 84 Picord, Michael 242 Reblando. Gerundio 45, 49, 151 Muego, Theresa 84 Osuno, Michoel 84 Picordo, Ann 27, 65. 143 Reed. Danny 66, 176 Mujogic, Coroline 103, 167 Osuno, Michoel 64 Pierce, David 85 Reed, Ttoy 139, 173, 245 Mopgic, Richard 84. 103 Oro, Mikoho 103 Pmon Monuel 104 Reeves. Porriao MuHenoux, Gorreri 64, 139, 179, 266 Ouelk?rre, Scorr Rovon, Deboroh 85 Reeves, Susan 245 Mulleonux, Lynnerr 24, 64, 164 Overoll, Micheline 24, 103 Piovon, Jocqueline 242 Regennifter, Roberr 105 Mullins, Corherine 33. 103 Owens. Jennifer 167, 242 Rrt, Oilly 104 ReKJ, Jeffrey 139, 153, 245 Mullins, Doyno 240 Ozoero. bllion 19. 242 Pirrs, Kennerh Reinke, Timorhy 86 Monger, Robert S4 Ozburn. Michelle 103 PiQcencio, Edword 85, 149, 173 Renfrew, Chnsnne Munoz, Gorrer 241 Plocencio, Gino 104, 149, 173 Renzo, Denise 105 Munoz, Gerord 183, 241 P Plocich, April 104 Resendez, Rosemory 39 Munoz, Steven Plumo, Anrhony Rerono, Tom 245 Munoz. Gerry 19 Plumo, Joserre 104 Reuss, Rudolf 244 Munro, Sfocey Pcundexrer, Tonya Reyes, Angela 105 Mufomoto. Alon 103 Poch. Lauro 280 Polond, Dud 104 Reyes, Armondo 105 Mufomoro, Roy Podillo. Chornese 241. 243 Polenros, Tomoro 104 Reyes, John Richord 105 Mufillo. Gabriel 176. 240 Podilla. Chorwese 243 Pomozzi, Timorhy Reyes. Ray 105 Munllo, Cynrhio 103 Padillo. Darlo 243 Ponce, Michelle 104 Reyes, Rose 66, 145, 169 Murillo, Michoel Podillo. rXondell 103. 268 Ponce. Patrick 30 Reyes, Theodore Murphy. Daniel 103 Poibul. Lso 85 Pongs. Corl Reyes, Thereso 24, 86 Murphy, Kennerh 173 Poik, Joon 85 Poole. Timothy 65. 146 Reynolds, Deborah 24, 105, 163 Murphy, Schelty 64 Poih, Moon 49. 242 Portet. Angelo 65 Reynolds. Irene 39, 143 Musrota. Muso 84 Poh, Poul 103 Ponillo. Chrs ReyrK)Jds. John 105, 146, 167 Musioin. Melindo 84 Polv Yong 103 Portillo. Lou5 139 Reynolds, Robtn 244 Myefi, Druce 103 Polocios. Krisrino 103 Portilb. Romono 243 Reynolds, Timothy X Potazzolo. Jill 85 Portillo. Ronald 85 Reynoso, MoolwI N Polmeiro. Andrew 30. 49. 85 Porrillo, Wendy 19. 145, 169, 168, 243 Reynoso, Rachel Polmer. Deboroh 85. 87 Posodo, Lu6 Reynoso. Roberr 244 Palmer. Rondi Post. Jetfery 19. 243 Reynoso. Saul Pork, Erin 104, 143 Post. Peter 244 Rezo, Cruz 105. 141 Nodal, Dennis 17, 52, 139, 173 Pork. Hyeron 85 Post. Roberto 85 Rhee, Sam 105, 141 Nogy. John 84 Pork, 5oe 104 Porret, Ronold 30. 104 Rhoodes. Down 244 Nakono, Dryonr 103 Porlv Ted 85 Potts. Richofd Rhoodes, Kevin 66 Nakoyamo. Rer e 27, 30, 149 Parker, Scorr 104 Poutre. Lisa 85. 143 Rhoodes, Thomos 86 Nolly, Jomes Porker, Sreven Povedo. Jamie Rhodes. Kelly 30. 105 Nosh, .tonno 240 Porkhursr, Yuri 104, 146, 167 Powell, Alon 65, 141, 173 RH:e, Scon 86 Nash. Rhonda 33, 103 Pormelee, Undo Powell, Drion 104, 146. 167 Richards. Dorboro Noadura, Dorris Porro, Lorerro Poyner, Nicholas 24, 85 Richordson, Lonny 23, 245 Navorrere, Isobel 74, 84 Porris. Elizoberh 39, 85 Pteciodo, Veronica 105 Richordson, Michael 30 Navarro, Porncio 103 Porrish, Chorlorre 12 Presron, Denise 164 Richardson, Richord 105 NovOffo, Ramon Porulon. Chorlie 85 Price, Ida 85 Rico. Tina 105 Nelson. Dorlene 164 Poscoe. JJI 145. 169 Price. Roberr 105 Rideout. Anno Nelson, Melissa 37, 52 Pore. Timorhy 85 Price. Rudy 105 Riley. Susorra 23. 244. 254 Ness., Roxona 27, 74. 154 Porel. Dipok Price, Srephonie 244 RingwoW, Liso 23, 96, 105 Nevico, Mtchoel 103, 146 Porlon. Gilberr 30 Prinrzen, Ernie 146 244 Rmgwold. Scotr 86. 88 Nguyee, Hoon Parrerson. Michoel 242 Pririkin, Sheilo 245 Ros. Aureho 105 Nichols, Greg 103 Pornson. More 104 Propernick, Portico 105 Rras, El-zabeth 105 Nicolo, Corolin 24, 103. 145, 167 Poud. Roberi 104. 174 Prussok, Judith Rios, Gabriel Nicolo, Jome-. 84 Poul. Jonice 242 Prussak. Leeonn 85 Rios, Kimberly 244 Niemeier, ianer Poyne, Kimberly 12, 214, 242 PrybyllQ, Paul 65 Rios, Lucy 86 N ro. Louis Poz, Renee 85 Purrhipotn, Chanchoi 86 Rios, Mortine Nieto, Susorxi 84 Peacock, Cynthio 19, 33, 49 Pyle, Morrin Rios, Richard 139 Nun, Michael 84 Peofmoo. Timothy 104. 176 Rios. Fonokj 176. 244, 255 Niu. Anne 103 Peleoz. Paula 104 Rios, Sondro 105 Nd es. Dorm 240 Peleoz. Venus 85 Q Riiter. Gefold 105 Niiivos, Elizabeth Peloso, Poul 160. 191, 243 il Rifter, Kim 245. 255 Norns, Richord 23, 30, 240 Penix, Paulerre 243 Rivos, Corlso 139. 246 Norron, Keren Penrose, Chrisiopher 30. 85 Queziddo, Morco 245 Rivera. Frank 30, 105 Norwood, Kelly 103 Penrose, Shonnon X, 104 Quirk. Doniel Roberts, Down Novak. Laura 84 Peregrerii. Connie 17, 39. 143, 208, 243 Quiros, Gilbert Roberts. Jerry 86, 163 Nuyien, Komsina 84 Perez, Alberi 243 Ouiroz. Krisfino 164 Roberrson, Wilson Nygren. Dennis 103 Perez, Angela C 39, 85, 280 Ouiroz. Lydio , Rochmon, Tommy 105 Perez, Angelo Ouist, Kimberly 24. 105 Rodes, Dovid 30. 86 Perez, Cecilio 104 Rodriguez. Anthony Perez, DovkJ 242 R Rodriguez, IVencta Perez, Geoffrey 65. 151, 163 Rodriguez, Cortos 86, 163 Perez, Henry Rodriguez, Ernest 66 Oh, Jenny 241 Perez, Janice 104 RidrKjuez, Eva 30, 105 Okelly, Miliio Perez, Moriell 242 Radrke. John 86 Ridriguez, Ezekiel 66 Olivos, Coirulo 241 Perez. Rudoll Rodike. Robert Rodriguez, Irene 246 Oivos, Paul 103, 110, 141, 176 Perez, Terilyn Raines, Melody 12, 43 Rodriguez, Isooc 49, 247 Oliveros, Thomas 100, 141, 170, 176 Perez, Yverre 242 Romazerrer, Karen Rodriguez, Jose Olion. Allan Perry, JoAnne 242 Romey Robert 141 Rodriguez, Juon Oson, Jeffey 103. 167 Person, Sobfino 24 65 Romirez. Jaime Rodriguez. Mchoel 247 On eol, Roberr Person, Tyronzi 243 Ramirez. John 86 Rodriguez MKihelle 66 201 1 1 index 275 aodnguez. tKc oeo 105 (KoOnQfj z. Xnr eno 247 fVjgec. Lynn 12. M. 43. 195. 246 ftomefo. MontCQ 86 ftomnefiknhen. Thereu S6 fVasQtes. John ftosQS, Guiefmrto 49. 70. 86 RosebefTy. Rerviee 183. 246 rVcHS. DOVKJ Roii. Vocy 12. 247 Rorh. V «e 12. 25. 43. 186. 247 rVowel. Oryoo 45. 86 ftowtcnd. Mictxiei 86. 163 rVowtond. fVobefi 173 fXoytxi. Tono Rubo. MKt yei 105. 141 Rubo. Vioof Rue, Jenee 24. 105 Rmz, Timothy 247 f uu. YotonbQ 90. 105 flupe. RobefT 108 Cupper, Mory 30. 86 RiAsell, John 246 Russell, MKhoe Russom. Scon 30, 106 Rurhefford, Kevr. 106, 141 Ruvolcobo, Steven 108 Sobr . Mi e e SoczQwQ. AAory 86 Soenz. AfThor 45. 86. 173 Sotof. Dono 246 Soto, Dovid 151 ScAis. Mort 86 Solos, Sieven 108 SolQZcr. Achele 66 Sdoiof Sieve 139 S x)o, Normo 66 SoWore, Noncy 246 SoJguero, Jose 66 Solrios. Sondy 167 Solvodor, RobefT 247 Somuei, Ketvris Somuets. Sobrmo 27. 86 St Khez. Corheme 24, 86 Sanchez, Chnsropher 106 Sanchez. Danny 86 Sanchez. Enc 108. 141, 247 Sonchez. Eufenene Soncr ez. Jov ef Sonchez. Kev -i 141 Sonchez. AAogoty 86 Sonchez, Potnoo S x ez. R h yd 23, 43 Sondefs, Lesbe 34, 49, 86 Sondovd. Gno 49. 106 Sondovd, Jose 108 Sondovol. LeroD 49. 67 Sonpedro, Enc 106 Sonpedro. Rxky 67 Soniono, Enck 58. 67 Sonros. Fotronre 108 Sonioyo, Frank 67 Sanroyo. Jesus 86 Scmrucho, Mofcelo 95, 106 Sarmienro, Dernoderie 67 Sorm.enro. Cortos 23. 49. 247. 255 Saundefs. John 108 Sounders, Pornoo 86 Sounders, Ron 108 Sounders. W om 247 SovQto. Seon 141 Scoies. Aben 86. Ml ScOfTVTyxco, GfOzi€4o 106, 143, 163 Scommocco, Jofvi 86. 179 Scorpofxjro, Jufce 246 Scho«er. Oog 66. 179. 163 Sch«nn6ech. G v ene 33. 196 Sct Ovng. Ann 17. 70. 61, 86 ScfvTx Scofi 108 SchmocJ . Edward 87 Sctvnock. Juune 12 SchnoW. Jcynes 139. 246. 254 Schne Jer. DomeJ 108 Schoenhden. Siephen 67 Schurrxjcher, tOm 246 SchuiSJer. Oarien 176 Schwonz, Kevr Schwonz. ( yne4o 87 ' xhwori Sifton 43 108 SCIENCE DEPT. 122 Scofi. Nore 247 Scorro Dsonroto, Antonio 61, 67, 156, 164 Scorro Dsontoto. Suson 61, 67. 173 Scnbner. Pai 67 Seorgeonr. Andrew 12. 43. 49. 67 Sebiene. (jr dy 66 SebKjne. Kofhy 247. 280 Sechrev. Jennif er 43, 108 Sem. Scorr 67 Setvesier. K nberty 33, 108 Semen. MtOxxi 141 SENIORS 204 Senferx , George 87. 154 Serno. Doro 33, 43 Setodo, Corhy 87 Serodo, Trocey 67 Serter, Koren 67 Serrer, Paul 247 Sertrro. Troy 108 Seurryanurolo. Erevise 87 Show. Jonet 87 Show. Glen 67 Shelby. M choel 12. 23 Shephord. VoniecQ 101. 108 Sheppofd, Onon 87. 163 Shtfn. Sung 106 5hn, Toe 30, 87 Sh«i. Tommy 87 S pp. M chele 12, 43. 67 Shubri. Dovid 248 Shy, Aieen 106 Sigol, Jonorhon 67 Sigrryjnd. IVw Skis. Debro 87 Srfvo. Anno 30, 49. 87. 173 SIvQ. Antono 248 S vo. Dov J 108 S vo. Demse 67 5 vo. Gdberio 87 SdvQ. Momn 27, I5l. 174. 248 SJvo, Roben 87 S vo. Vncenr 19. 39. 67, 174 Sdvo. Scon 67 SJver, MKtiele 162, 249 Simen. Morlo 24, 90. 106, 167 Simen. M choel 24, 106. 163 Simmons. Deho 108 Simmons. MichoeJ Simon. Doryl 106 Sms. Ovsiopher 87 Sims. Roberr 12, 67 S juetfos. Poul 106 SiQuerros. Pedro 87 S ag. Down 249 Saon. Sionley 108 Skoggs, Roben 249. 256 Skerhch. Jecj 67, 183 SkefTKti, Juc ih 89 Skrmer. Down Sknner. Srocey 108 Stobc cyi, Jomes 81, 87 SmeO, Joseph 108 Srmrh, Adrienne 108 Smirh, AncJrew 248 Smith. Angeto 12. 67 Savth, Doniele Smith. Dorryl 87 Smith, Dean 45, 87 Smith. Debbie 156. 248. 280 Smith. Jomes 67 Smith. Jeftery 67 Smith. Jodi 27. 43. 87 Smith. Jube 106 Smith. Cathy 67 Smith, Atork 109 Smith. MKihele 109 Smrth. Pomelo 67 Sm«h. fWxird 130, 248 Sm«h. Roben Smth. Seon 87. 141, 163 Srrnh. Slep nn« 49. 87 Smith. Torrvny Srmih, Todd 68. 146 Smith. Tom 68 Smith, Troo 109. 143 164 Smith. W om 106 Srrwh, W4om 87 Sneoth, JeiSie 87 Snyder John 109 SOCIAL SCIENCE 118 Sotaro Humtxy ' o 87 SoTx , Condoce 49. 67. 280 SdoTK). { oJ 109 Sdorzono, Siocey 232. 248 Sommer. Leike 87 SorKJersreod. Pout Sonderyed, Rito 109 SorxJeraed. WerxJy Soules. kyi 249 SoJene. Mchoei 66 Souso. Alfred Souso. EVzobeth 87 Sowo. Sue 17, 189. 249 Spongier, Jufce Ann 109 Sparta, Chcrte 68 Sparta. Frcnk 146 167 SPEOAL EDUCATION 125 Spence. Jock 66 Sperxier. Regnotd 12, 87 Spcer. Joy 68 SpJ er. Raymond 30 Spcx Ter, Seon 12 87 SPORTS 136 Sprmger. Michoet 68 Sr Onge, Roben 179. 249 St Onge, Rosefryyie 66 Srochowski. SimonthQ 248 SfOChoswki, SouTHdro 248 Stochowski. Stephorue 109 Staff, Derfte 109 Sfofford, Kwl 109 Star. Gardner. AAetyndo 109 Sromough. Jeffrey 109 Storr jer. Sonyo 167, 248 Stanford, KervTerh 109 StofOey. Shene 248 Srarcher, Tomotho 109 Srork. Doro 109 Steel. Ken 173 Steel. Steven 173 Steiglemon, Jeffrey 66 Ste«i. Charles 66. 149. 173 Srerry. Undo 68 Stevens, Michoei 249 Sreword, Ekzoberh 109 Stinnett, Richard 68 Storey, Roo 68 Stout. Wikim Srrare. Rhonda Srreett. Roben 249 Srrond. Damn 66 Strong. Ooboroh 12. 88 Strong, W Srrowger. Oofvxj 12. 249 Stuckry. Walter 109 Srurgeon. Seon 86. 173 Srurzmon. Amando Suh. Jcne 109 SuivCTi. iofne 109 Sukvtf , Kenr 104. 109, 146 Slt.. Jc t«s 249 Su . Tno Suner. Karen 143 Suvo. Rherxj 109, Vi SvKter. Tnxyhy 09. 173 Swezey, Thomas X. 248 Tokohos) . hfcrro 17. 86 TciwucJit. Wes 68 Twnoyo. HkJo 109 Ton. Eugene 88. 145. V ? Tanner, Cheryl 109 Topw, Deo 30, 109 Topra, Henry 66. 68 Topo. Ke4e 246 Tordtvel, Gory 39. 68 Term. L o 86. 154 Torjedo, Mono 49 Tote, Tno 68 Tote. Troy 19. 68 Tow. Steven 168, 227. 248 Toykx, Cynrho 27. 70. 76. 68 Taylor, Enc 66, 139 Taylor. Jennifer 103, 109 Taylor, AAichoe 109 Taylor. Mni} 49. 66. 66 Taylor, Veror o 249 Tecson. PoJ 249 Techmovi. Debro 68 146 Tejedo, Mono 110 TeroTX)e, Sher. 23, 110 T ones, M«:k 249 Terry. Afcon 250 Terry. Deonno 66 Terry. Motrhew 251 Teschler, Rorxid 68 Tesdtfil, Jeffrey 183, 251 Thomas, Onon 66 Thomas, Mche e 110. 164 Thomas, JKegrci 12, 139 Thomas, Rodney 110 Thonxis, Roncid HO, 251 Thomas. Scot 88. 414. 173 Thomas. Sheley HO ThofTXJS. Tonyo Thompiod, Leslie 30. , 39 Thompion, Sotono ftS Thompson, Tefilyn 250 Thornburg, Jomes 110 Thornhill, Debofoh 88 Thornron, Edgef 68 Thursion, Howoid TKJweJt, DofxikJ 68 Tique. Jonnes 88 Tijenno, Roberr 110 Tiller, Sherry 88 Tippings. Ooig 109, 250 ToBert, Paul Tomlison. Roberr 68 Toog. Dennis 176, 251 Toon, Scorr 110 Torres, Daniel 110, 146 Torres, Pilar 68 Torrez, Anrhony 86 Tran, Dung 68 Iron. Korhenne 88 Tron. Mimi 61. 66 Trionce. Kevin 68 Truox. Donold 45. 68 Trujillo. Alben 68 Tfujillo. Eddte 88 TrujiUo. Rodr«go Trusl osky. Sreven 68 Tubbs, Dense 110 Tubbs, Ronold 251 Tutenhjion, Srephonie 251 TuBy, Joyce 12. 00 Turel . Crisnrra 66 Turingon, Almo 86 Tunngon, Gerardo 110, 174 Turner. Roberr 146. 167 Turnoga, Louis 196. 251 Tyminski, Gerord 66 u LWer. Dono 30. 66 UNDERCLASSMEN 50 Udo, Michael 68, 163 Uechi. Jill 110 Ullmonn, Hedi 250 UHmonn, Michael 68 Ulmonen, Poivi 46, 180. 250 Urtderwood, Albeno 251 Upshow, Tern 12, 25. 40, 251 Ur QS, Forico 251 Urreo, Chnsropher 176. 250 Urruo. SylvK) 110 Uruchurru. Deboroh 66. 250 Ufuchurru. Dionno Uyrir gco, Andrew 110 Uyringo, SNrley 250 VokJerromo, Leorxxdo 110 Valderramo, Leiicio 49, 88 VokJez. Jennrfer 102, 110 Voldez. Lery 110 Voldez, Rod 68. 141 VolenctQ, Dorienn 12 68 Vollsfsfrd, Frorroish Vdlodores, Johonno 145, 173. 250 Volono, Volerte 251 VonderpoH, Heidi 251 VonherwQorden, Virginio 142. 143, 219. 251 Vonvleor, Darren 110 Vonvleor, Sonya 12, 252 Voquilor, Geroldyn 250 Vorgos, Jessica 110 Vorgos, Michoel 88, 141 Vorgas, Vtcroro 250 Vosquez, Isroel Vasquez, Robin 68 Velez. Cynrhto 253 Vellonowerh, Morcello 252 Vetoso, Cosimir 253 Venoble, Dovid 110. 167 Veooble Down 110 Venhous, John Venrufo, Hetdi 68 Vero. Anr ette 33. 110 Vero, Michelle 30, 196 Verdugo, Ronald 109 Verdugo, Srephome 68, 145, 169 Verduqo Susan 17, 68 Veyol, MtiM 110 Victorio, Sharon 68 Viel, DovK) Vigilein, Todd 12, 23. 86 V«guerio. Jesus 60 Viguero, Loo 45, 88 Villaflor, Edward 253 Villogron, Michoei 110. 141 Villolobos, Doniel 110, 141 Vdtolobos, Dtono 89 ViHolobos, Mofio 89, 266 ViUiolobos, Porricio 110 Villotovos, Julie 198. 201, 206, 153 Villolpando. Donme 29, 49. 89 Villonuevo. Caesar 110 ViHoromon, Corherme 110 VifKenr, M hele 69 Vineyard, Jomes 49, 69, 133 Vineyard. Richer d 110 Vinscxi, Richord 110 Vinscxi, Johnno 12, 29, 110 Visconri, Joe 89 Vsser, Keirh 69 Vo. Con Car 89 Vo. Tung Vogel. John 110 Volkov. Poul 253 VoHtov. SverlorK] 110 Vdl. Adrienne 90, 110 Veil, Valerie 69 Wolloce, Carol 17, 79, 145 Wallace. Kirk 252 Woller, Todd 111. 141 Walsh, Sheryl 40, 64 Wallers. Penny 17 Wolrrrran, Cynrhio 69 Wang. Kevin Word. Eric 111 Wordleigh, Allison 252 Worner, Kothy 69 Warren. Lynn 111 Warren, Maury 69 Warrenburg, Charles 111 Worrneburg, Mitchell 69 Woronobe, Wendy 252 Warhns, Curns 89, 151, 163 Wo ' lingron, Rodney 111 Woy, Terence 69 Weorherbte, Catherine 89 Weorherbie, Jocqueline 17, 252 Webb, Donno 111 Webster. Allen 111 Weerasinha, Dishonya 23, 111 WeidenMler, Thornos 111 Weilond, Lorenz Weinstein, MicheUe 30 Weiss, Phillip Welborn, Georger 250 Welsh, Jomes 153, 253 Weniz, Trocy 69 Morhew Tern drinks his molr in rhe shade of o rree. Votlmer. Doniel 110, 146, 176 Volmer, Jocquline 29. Ill Voorhees, Carolyn 111 w Wogrier, Melonie 30, 49, 111 Wagner. Michele 12, 111 Wall er, Dcvid 69 Wolker, Ki Wolker Shonrmn 89 1S4 West, Dean 89 West, Tino 12, 23. 25, 69. 255 Wheeler, Judith 12, 49, 69 Whire, Christine 111 White, DovKJ 70, 111 While, Dennis 149, 170. 253 White. J DovKJ 89 White. Shoron 49, 69. 167 Whitley, Kimberly 69, 198 Wiecl . Dradley Wiemonn, Gory 89 Wierrxx n. Julie 252 Wigderson, TheocJor 69. 176 Wilburn, Elizabeth 12. 40, 186, 252 Wdburn. Joy 89 Wilchef, Ryon 89 Wilcox, Liso 111 Willofd, Corot-ne 130, 167, 226. 252 Willioms, Oorbaro 89. 140 Willioms, IrK 43, 111 Wilhoms, Michoel 109, 173 WiHioms. Mtchelle 49. Ill Willioms. Sherri 140, 164. 253 WiHioms, Tone Willioms, Wayne 69 W1II5, Chrisiira 111 Willis. Gndy 253 Willoughby. Sherry 17, 49, 69. 133, 145 Wills, Arthur 111 Wilson, James 89, 163 Wibon, Jennifer 03, 256 Wilson. Michoel 54, 139 Wilson. Wendy 64, 89. 164 WindfekJer Ceclio 111, 140, 164 WincJfelcJer, Pomelo 056 Winiers ' eller , John 69 Wishek. Mori 00, 111 Wotott, Jomes 69 Wdden. Eric 69, 179 Wolfe, Eileen 69 Wolfe. JorT es 111. 146 Wdfe. Kerry 257 Wotfrum, Williom 77, 89, 160 Won. Jin 45. Ill Wong, Denson 69 Wong, George 257, 258 Wong. Kelly 41. Ill Wons. Milisso 19. 251 Woo Som, Jeremy 19, 146, 256 Wood, Carl 256 Wood, Cynihio 162, 257 Wood , Dovid 69, 160 Wood. Deon 89 Wood, Lorrmo 111 Woody. Troy 30, 111 Wootlinqs, Tino 111 WoosJey, Jomes 69. 173 Worley. Shardyn 89 Yonximoto. Irene 69 Yor e2. Grace HI Yorvg, Anito 111 Yang, Kothleen 89 Yond, TomoKo 12. 257, 46 Yosi, Milisso 89 Yerosi, Ashok 252 Yerton, Rondy 111 Yerion, Richard 111 YglesiQS. Motto 111 Yim, Johnny 69 Yoon, Hyung 111 Yoon, Soo 09, 257 Yothers, Erik 69 Yorhers. Korne 111 Youders, Annette 256 Youders. Dryon 256 Yu, Monon 69 Zoboto, John 69, 141, 169 Zoboto, Tony 109 Zolbo, Anr etre 89 Zorrxxo. Arlerte 69 Zomofo, Carlos 89 Zomoro, Celso 256 Zorzo, Dovid 111, 146 Zorzo, Ernie 45, 89 Zate. Antonio 111, 141. 163 Zote, Ding 04. 39. 69 Zoie, Mofio 04, 145, 257. 256 Zovalo, Scotr 256 ZovoIq. Sean 111 Zovinski, Tommy 49, 256 Zippi, Gno 39, 69 2obo. Joey 30. 31. 69 Zunigo, Debro 257 Index 277 ' i (J CHRONICLED - - A YEAR - OF YOUR S JOURNEY r r ON EARTH Srudenrs gorher for on assembly Mike Srevens in ocrion ' THROUGH SPORTS, THROUGH ACTIVITIES, 278 Liz Hoir and Kim Dempsey show whor rrue friends ore really like _ - D Ol C C 0; Q. dj c c o o c o o c O O JD O c 0 5 6 S o n THROUGH FRIENDSHIPS. ,M WHILE YOUR ULTIMATE DESTINATION IS PRESENTLY UNKNOWN, MAY YOUR JOURNEY BE EVENTFUL NO MATTER HOW YOU GO. 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