Saddleback High School - Caparral Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

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Jeannie Bowen, like the rest of the squad, found good times out on the practice field during sixth period prac- tice. 9 Frank Leon (aka Roadrunner ), hails the alma mater along with the rest of pep squad after a victorious game at Eddie West Field. Saddle- back we give you honor, respect, and eternal fame. Jackie Coash and Teresa Deal spend an evening with dads on Date Dad Nite . After the buffet dinner, they enjoyed watching a basketball game against Estancia. Julie Erickson not only spends time cheering on teams, but also serves on Executive Council and Chamber Singers. The Varsity Cheer Team was in- volved in many activities which always kept them going. 116 Varsiry Cheer

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Milk Ski Surf Clubs Searching for new horizons by Karma Cerda T he purpose of Milk Club is to promote the e n e r a I awareness of the nutritional benefits of milk through in- teresting activities. — Shari Heatherly President Remember that famous ' Carnation ' sale? Were you shocked to receive a carton of milk third period instead of a carnation? This was just one of many new and enter- taining activities sponsored by Milk Club this year. What I enjoy about the club is the fun we have. We tell jokes, drink milk, and eat Mrs. Field ' s cookies, Heath- erly concluded. No booing, just mooing. — Advisor Mike Conover They will leave as early as six o ' clock. Not only do they plan to invest their entire day on this adventure, but also $30. However, this includes ft Milk Club — Row 1: L. Esparo, J. Trevino. S. Heatherly, M. Conover Row 2: G Hernandez. L. Bernal. H. Le, G. Reyes. L. Jackson. T. Hanigan. M. Crawford. A. Zamorano. D. Horn. A. AlcarazRovt 3: C. Nguyen. L. Ramirez. C. Lopez. V. Bedrosian. G. Rosas. B. Davis. K. Walker. L. Hukset Row 4: B. Fody. D. Peralta. K. Flores. L Yokoi. P. Bell. L. Adams. T. Vu. A. Iran. K. Shipp. T. Nguyen Row 5: J. Butler. R. Arroyo. M. DeNunno. V. Ha. N. Tran. A. Harnden. M DeNunno renting equipment and les- sons. Is this for you ? Then so is Ski Club! Associated with the Boy Scouts of America Explorer Post, the club can arrange lo- cal ski trips at reduced prices. Advisor Mr. David Rhone says through the club he hopes to encourage safety and the knowledge of skiing. Students from Valley, and Santa Ana High School teamed up together to form a Surf Club, which gave members opportunity to compete against other young surfers equally inter- ested and motivated in the sport. I like anything that has to do with surfing and that ' s why I got interested in the club. Mike Lexcen, fresh- man, stated. Other members include Chris Baker, Tom Royster, Robert Compton, Jason Daniels, and Jerry Johnson. « ft Having just participated in a Milk Club meeting, Greg Hernandez is pleased with the results of their fundraiser. Fundraisers such as the ' Carnation ' sale were both profit- able and amusing. Upon hearing the date and place of their next trip. Lisa Wood. Ski Club member, is glad it will be to one of her favorite resorts. Organizations 115

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Varsity Cheer Building spirit with energy by Karma Cerda T he f unnest part of being a cheer- leader for me was taking the varsity foot- ball team out to breakfast at four in the morning, re- marked Michelle Garcia, one of nine juniors comprising the eleven member varsity squad. Together, they improved school spirit and built team support through their enthu- siastic energy displayed at games and assembly perfor- mances. Although cheerleading ap- pears glamorous, it was hard work, dedication, and exten- sive practice that attributed to the squad ' s success. Being a cheerleader means supporting our teams, getting fans involved, providing half-time enter- tainment, and representing Saddleback at cheer compe- titions, added Dana Jack- son, co-captain. The squad ' s strive for per- fection was equally manifest- ed at competitions, the high- light being awarded first place at the Knott ' s Berry Farm competition. To sum it all up, according to Christine Dunn, co-cap- tain, Cheering is a lot of fun, and a lot of work! V l r « 4 kk i- rVn lAy -r-£N- • ■Hj Mj W i ' V T rrrn jfc T 11 J SHS J . S«S i shs - — les-J ifiSS BSt : ' SHS t i J — jHr ' ' sM - ., J?A» 9r ' — J ft Varsity Cheer — Row 1: D. Jackson, M. Garcia. J. Bowen, J. Erickson Row 2: T. Charpentier, C. Dunn. S. Sprague Row 3: J. Coash, T. Deal. L. Eilers, T. Wink ft Christine Dunn. Theresa Deal. Jackie Coash. Dana Jackson, Michelle Garcia and Julie Erickson practice the impossible pyramid that helped them win first place in the Knott ' s Competition. ♦ Practicing for their upcoming competition, the cheerleaders work to perfect their captivating routine. Throughout the year, they entered several cheer competitions, including Knott ' s Berry Farm and Huntington Beach. Organizations 117