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

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The Next in Line by Susie Arauz Unity. This thought expresses what Junior President Joe Trevino wanted to accomplish with the class of 1986. The officers, Joe Trevino, Presi- dent, Jacqueline Orozco, Vice-Presi- dent, and Julie Erickson, Secretary Treasurer, worked hard, as one unit, to have A prom that will make the stu- dents remember ten years later, and honestly say they enjoyed it. Also, we would like it to be remembered as be- ing well-planned, commented Jac- queline. The hardest obstacle for all junior officers to hurdle was raising sufficient funds to have a successful and enjoyable prom. This thought adds pressures upon the officers as well as the students of the junior class themselves. I feel a little more pres- sure, thinking about college, grades, as well as executive council. But with the council working together, we can make a lot of progress concerning the prom, says Julie. All the pressures may mean many hours of hard and careful work, but the officers are still finding time to enjoy themselves. Getting to know more teachers and receiving more responsi- bilities as well as accepting maturity as it comes. Growing up is great! de- clares Jacqueline. Knowing that they have only one year to go, the officers, including the entire junior class, are looking forward to their memorable senior year. The characteristics of unity, humbleness and involvement which the juniors have acquired in the past three years will prevail during our senior year. The juniors will become a very enthusiastic class and up hold the good name of Saddleback. v 9RS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS Junior Officers: Julie Erickson, Sec Treas; Joe Trevino, Pres.; and Jacqueline Orozco, Vice-Pres. All the juniors seem to be involved to a certain extent and all are participating in many activi- ties, commented Joe. Jacqueline and Joe work hard as one to re- view the upcoming events for the junior class. Besides running the entire class themselves, the officers also help the ASB in various activities. Taking a break during lunch, Julie sits and discusses executive business with council mem- ber Emmy VanderRoest. With the Executive Council working together, we can make a lot of progress, stated Julie. 162 Adoms CorranzQ

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March- Varsity wrestling captain and commissioner of pep. Joe Gu- tierrez, was also on track and pep club. Going to BYU to major in mu- sic. Beth Irvine was a CSF seal- bearer and won second place in a state speech competition. 41 April-Joseph Abad participat- ed on varsity swim team, AFS. Key Club and OCAD. Michele VanExel was active in girls ' athletics — varsi- ty track and basketball, while main- taining good grades to be a member of CSF. 9 May-Playing varsity football, bas- ketball and track, Robert Cole was also a member of orchestra and CSF. Potential Sealbearer. Cecelia Leocadio, also participated in Kiwanis Bowl. AFS. and Key and French Clubs. Seniors 181

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