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

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Partners (10); AFS (10); OCAD (9); Vietnamese Club (12) Trang, Nguyen Thu Honor Roll (9-12); CSF (9-12) Trezise, Stacey Drill Team (10,11); Songleader (12); Milk Club (10-12); CSF (10,12); Honor Roll (9,11,12); AFS (12) Trujillo, Yvonne MESA (9- 11) Secretary (11); Honor Roll (9); Student Congress (12); Junior Class Vice- President (11); CHAPAR- RAL (11.12) Photo Editor (12); Homecoming Junior Princess (11); Volleyball (10) Captain (10); Girls ' League (11) Truong, Luong P. Honor Roll (ID Turley, Tiffany Swimming (9); Tennis (10,11); Track (10,11); UCI Partners (10); Art Club (11); Or- chestra; Fiddler on the Roof (9); Honor Roll (9- 12); CSF (11); Executive Council (12); Prom Com- mittee (11); Tennis Club (10) Vaca, Martin NJROTC(9-ll) Honor Man (9); USMC De Lament (12) Vaglienty, Enrique Honor Roll (11); Track (11) Valenzuela, Jorge Honor Roll (9,10); French Club (11,12); Badminton (11) Valerio, Nelson Latin Club (10) Valles, Lucy Honor Roll (9); Chorus (9,10) Van, Helene CSF (9-12); French Club (9-12) Trea- surer (11) Vice-President (12); Tennis Club (10); UCI Partnership (9,10); Tennis JV(10) V (11); Badminton (10); Spanish Club (10); Science Club (9,10); Hon- or Roll (9-12); AFS (9); Chess Club (11); Vietnam- ese Club (9-11); Chinese Club (10) Van Exel, Michelle Basket- ball JV (11) Co-Captain (11); Cross Country JV (10,11); Honor Roll (9-12); Track V (9-12); BSU (10); CSF (12); NBBC (9-12) Vargas, Gabriel Honor Roll (9-12); Track (11,12); Spanish Club (9-11); NJROTC (9-12) Villagomez, Dina Honor Roll (9-12); CSF (9-12); French Club (9-12) Vitale, Tina Fiddler on the Roof (9); UCI Partners (9); Student Congress (9); Mixed Chorus (10,1 1); Chamber Singers (12) Vo, Kim Cross Country (11,12); Track JV (11); Honor Roll (9-12); CSF (9) Vu, Hung T. Badminton JV (10) V (11,12); Honor Roll (9-12); Vietnamese Club (12) Walker, Kjersti Cross Coun- try (9-12); Varsity Soccer (9-12); Varsity Track (9- 12); Pep Club (11,12); Girls ' League (12); Varsity Softball (11,12); Honor Roll; Milk Club (12); Cham- ber Singers (12); CHAPAR- RAL (12) Walton, Aubrey Basketball (9-12) MVP (10-12) Cap- tain (12) Whitcomb, Greg Basketball (9,10); Surf Club (11) Wiggs, Michael BSU (11,12); Track (9-12) Williams, Byron Football (11,12); Track (12); BSU (10) Williams, Tracy BSU (11,12) President (12); Actors ' Studio Festival (12); News- paper (12); Student Con- gress (12); Dinner Theatre (12); Spring Musical (12); MESA (11); Homecoming Princess (12) Wilson, Camerone Band (9,10); Water Polo (11); Wrestling (11); Kiwanis Bowl (11,12); OCAD (9- 12); Orchestra (9); Nation- al Merit Scholarship Com- mendation (11) Wilson, Gale Honor Roll (10); Varsity Cheer (11); French Club Secretary (11); Stu- dent Congress (10-12); Drill Team (9); Homecom- ing Princess (12) Wright, David Water Polo JV (9,10) V (11,12); Swim- ming F S (10) MVP (10) V (11); Honor Roll (9-12); CSF (10.11); French Club (9,12); Kiwanis Bowl (10- 12) Yi, Hae Sook Honor Roll (9- 12); Tennis JV (9) V (10,11); Badminton JV (10); French Club (9-12); Science Club (10); Spanish Club (10); Kiwanis Bowl (10,11); Key Club (12) Seniors 177

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A This group of smiling girls shares a laugh over the picture of a cadaver in Julia Hollins ' biology book. 9 Senior Jorge Larco listens atten- tively to Mr. Young ' s instructions as he prepares to work on the comput- er. ♦ Ron Grishaber rehearses his speech for an upcoming speech competition. Being a high achiever, Ron excelled in all of his extra-cur- ricular activities as well as academ- Student Congress (11,12); Spanish Club (10) Silva, Tim Basketball (10); Pep Club (12); Student Congress (12) Smith Wendy Drill Team (9); Chamber Singers (9-12); Dance Team (10,11); Hon- or Roil (10); Dinner The- atre (9) Snapp, Rachel Honor Roll (9,10); JNAD (9-12) Secre- tary (10) Parliamentarian (12); Creative Writing (11,12); Fiddler on the Roof (9) Soltero, Shawn Orchestra (9-11); Pep Club (9-10) Sorrentino, Daria Flag Team (9); UCI Partners ( 9,10); Student Congress (12); Honor Roll (12); Orchestra (9- 12); Fiddler on the Roof (9); Annie Get Your Gun (10); Sound of Music (11); Spring Musical (12) Stuart, Brian Honor Roll (10); Ski Club (9); Football (9,10); Tennis (10) Swift, Donal D. Band Szelag, Gabriela Honor Roll (11); ESL award (11) Tavares, Mirtha Honor Roll (11); Spanish Club (12) Tedrick, Kenetta Bridget Honor Roll (9); Speech Club (10) Terrado, Grace Basketball (9-11); Softball (9-11); Journalism (11) Sports Editor (12) Terril, Nestor Honor Roll (10) Thigpen, Lesiye JV Track (9,10); BSU (9-12); MESA (11); Speech Team (12); UCI Partners (9); Spring Concert (11) To, Van Honor Roll (10); French Club (12); Viet- namese Club (9,10) Tran, Anh Varsity Tennis (9- 12); CSF (10-12); Honor Roll (9-12); Vietnamese Club (10,12); Tennis Club (9); Spanish Club (9) Tran, Due Varsity Tennis (9,11); Honor Roll (9) Tran, Hung Due Honor Roll | (9-12); CSF (9-12); Kiwanis Bowl (9-12); Cap-, tain (10); Badminton (11,12); Speech Club (9- 11); Science Club (10-12) Committee Captain (10); Spanish Club (10-11); UCI Senior Achievements

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Seniors gain monthly honor by Linda Yokoi They devote four years to their school by studying and becoming involved in school activities. When they reach their senior year, it all pays off with the reward of being named Boy or Girl of the Month. In addition to service to the school, special recogni- tion received, and all around good citizenship, high aca- demic status is considered for these monthly honors. They are selected on the basis of scholastic ranking for the most part, Mrs. Nan- cy O ' Connor, Principal, said. The winners attend a lun- cheon with other boy and girl of the months in the city, re- ceive a certificate, and the girls receive green and gold corsages, as well as being the envy of others on cam- pus. Each month the student chosen goes to a luncheon for that month, O ' Connor explained. The girl (spon- sored by the Soroptimist Club) goes with a counselor and the boy (sponsored by the Rotary Club) goes with the activities director. At the luncheon, after be- ing introduced, each boy and girl give a brief biography of their high school accom- plishments. It was neat when we got to go to lunch and meet the other girls, Karen Mochizuki, October Girl of the Month, said. After listening to all the things that they do, I felt like I almost didn ' t belong there, but it was rewarding because the people are really spe- cial. Having their name on the marquee was another honor gained. My mom kept ask- ing me if I was going to take a picture of the marquee with my name on it, Mochizuki laughed. At the end of the year, all the girls were given special recognition at the Girls ' League banquet, where the Girl of the Year, chosen by the senior class, was hon- ored. But because of the many outstanding students, choosing just two seniors a month can be a difficult task. O ' Connor said. I love giving kids good recognition, but sometimes there ' s not enough to go around, she added. They are all out- standing. We have more kids than we have months in a year and it is really hard to pick. In addition to the concrete recognition, just the thought of being named Boy or Girl of the Month is rewarding. You always hear about it when you ' re an underclass- man. So when you ' re told that you ' ve been selected, you feel totally stunned, November Boy of the Month Angel Cardoza, reflected, and it ' s neat to know that you are one of them! V 4$ September- Ronald Grtshaber took an active part in speech com- petitions, was co-captain of the For- ensics Team, vice-president of CSF. and was the Boys State representa- tive. Shannon Love served as Girls ' League president and was second runner up in the Executive Women International Business competition. iMJ i bJfc B jJIUi iHII fc ' X, Mi, ' IW ,4 ' ill w October-John Cook served as ASB president in addition to being on varsi- ty football, baseball, and basketball. Karen Mochizuki was editor-in-chief of the ' Roadrunner. ' CSF president and sealbearer. and was active on varsity basketball. 178 Boy Girl of Monrh