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

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After school, Tina Alaniz spends time increasing her computer training skills through the regional occupational pro- gram (ROP). ROP provides a variety of training programs ranging from cosme- tology to construction. Sophomore Alex Galvan enjoys a pleasant jog walk through Thorton Park. Beth Irvine displays the natural Cover Girl look. She became a semi- finalist in the Teen Magazine Great Model S earch and first runner up in the California Junior Miss Pageant. Beth Irvine models several of the new fashions available at Nordstrom ' s. In-store modeling proved to be a valu- able experience. Srudenr Life 13

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Time cut f or fun By Yolanda Cerda There is more to life than just school and homework. To escape the hum-drum routine of school, many stu- dents enjoy a variety of out- side activities. The student can then demonstrate his unique talents and abilities. Activities can range from shopping in the mall to play- ing with the Santa Ana Winds Band. But some students seize the opportunity to en- gage in a hobby or interest which is both satisfying and exciting. A good example is Angel Cardoza who for a year has been involved in LULAC, the League of United Latin American Citizens. The club tries to promote Latin Ameri- can involvement in the com- munity. He has participated in LULAC ' s club sponsored activities such as the men- udo cook-off and the bike-a- thon. Angel says that through LULAC, You get to meet new friends and it ' s fun. With available time and willingness, students are able to escape their respon- sibilities with hobbies. Yvonne Rios, who enjoys drawing says, Drawing takes me away from every- day problems. I can express my style, feelings, and my own personality. v Working at C and R Clothiers provides Jennifer Lexcen with on hand sales experience and extra spending money. Many students try to find a job to suit their needs as well as flexibility with hours. A Yvonne Rios displays her artistic skills with portraits of movie stars Robert Redford and Sir Lawrence Olivier with great pride. Marilyn Mon- roe is one of Yvonne ' s favorite personalities for drawing. Senior Annie Lieu takes dance jazz classes in her spare time. It ' s like an escape, says Annie, you get to learn new techniques and routines from others, which is very satisfying. 12 Outside Acriviries

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By Elena Moore Are you a person who is not noticed by oth- ers? Do you want a change of lifestyle? Are you tired of being a no- body? Well, I ' ve got the perfect solution . . . Fashion! From hair- styles to music trends, fashion has become an important statement in many students ' lifes- tyles. It ' s a world of color and excitement which lures people from var- ious age groups and cultures into its perpet- ually changing and cap- tivating existence. More and more people have taken an interest in their appearance and are buying clothing in larger quantities. Nellie Moore says, If I see something in a store that I like, I buy it! For many students fashion is 90% of their lives. Some say that fashion rests in the insecurity of the individual while others feel that it is controlled by a little monster that lives with- in us all. So why don ' t you take a good look iund and decide t fashion will best satisfy the little mon- ster in vou! V L L JO L A Gazing into the quad, Todd Fowlie is a prime example of today ' s fashion trends. Cynthia Chang, Roselie Vasquez, and Bernie Luna dis- play their personalities through clothing. Not want- ing to be another face in the crowd, this trio is proud of their individualism. This hot group on campus gladly took time out to be photographed. Sharing a par- ticular style, this fashionable clique demonstrates how well fashion can be presented.