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

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W Shelly Hernandez helps Mike Alonzo with some tedious work for the school newspa- per. Shelly and Mike were two juniors con- tributing their journalistic expertise to the award winning ' Roadrunner ' . Duyen Trinh Huy Trinh Paul Trujillo Tuyen Truong Shaelin Truslow Tom Uata Luz Valdez Emmy Vanderroest r TE UNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNi rtsvpra Maria Vega Yvette Vega Marigold Velasco Marc Vermill Roberto Viovna Hang Vu Thu Vu Thuy Vu Bevle Wall Kim Walling Karen Walsh Donald Warnick Dan West Don Westphal Clarence Williams Lori Williams Tammy Wink Lisa Wood Bee Xlong Kyong-Suk Yi Liz Yillanueva Vy Yin Tony Yneges Linda Yokoi Miguel Zamarriph Miguel Zambrano Anthony Zapiain Gloria Zavala Angie Zentner Raquel Zuniga Juniors 193

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Karin Shipp Shalihi Shobng Fernando Silva Larry Silva Luci Silva Richard Silvas Janet Sim Tamiko Slack Derrick Snell Miguel Solis Art Sosa Peter Sostrg Silvia Soto Stacey Sprague Doug Stamp James Stuck Hung Su Dhiren Sutaria Victora Tafoya Hai Tang Owen Teter Hai Thach Sinsorn Thipavong Jim Thompson 9NI0RS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNIORS JUNI Lance Thompson Thida Thowm Saorak Tita Hang To Mike Tolnitz Sam Topete D. Torres Kate Traasdahl Duwen Tran Ann Tran Hien Tran Kim Tran Kim Tran Kim Tran Nguyen Tran Su Tran Thao Tran Uyen Tran Vyen Tran Juan Trejo 192 Shipp Zuniga Gena Bernal finds comfort with her furry monkey friend during spirit week. Students found many forms of paraphernalia to use for different dress up days.

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Willing to beat the odds by Susie Arauz Being more prepared and knowing what to expect from school, the soph- omore class worked hard to strive for excellence. The class, led by Vivian Be- drosian, president, Judy Padilla, vice- president, and Tally Burkhart. secre- tary treasurer, realized the level of maturity and the willingness to work hard to make it through one of the toughest years of high school, the tenth grade. In Tally ' s words, There is more pressure. Much more! Grades count towards college and assign- ments are much more difficult. We have to work much harder. Even so, they are beginning to understand how life in high school could also be much more enjoyable, once you get used to it. Vivian commented, I don ' t feel like the ' little-guy ' anymore. Life at school is also more fun because I have met so many new friends. The three leaders of the sophomore class worked hard together in making progress on the Junior Senior Prom of 1986. They started this year to beat the financial strain that could occur in the future. We want to have a great prom and not have to worry so much about our money situation, stated Judy. Looking into the future, the three feel the Seniors of 1987 will be the most spirited and the most competi- tive. We will have the largest graduat- ing class because of our academic priorities. Because of all this, we will have worked our way to the top. V ORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Sophomore officers: Pres. Vivian Bedrosian. V.P. Judy Padilla. andSec. Treas. Tally Burkhart. These three not only led the sophomore class, but introduced new ideas to the Executive Coun- cil. Meeting new people and gaining new friend- ships are one of the many advantages of being in Executive Council. Judy and Tally discuss not only executive business, but everyday news, too. A ♦ To be a class president not only means team work but a lot of personal effort. Here. Vivian tab- ulates the receipts from a profitable candy sale. 194 Abena Dishop