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

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y) r T2W Miguel Vera Sergio Verino Angie Vermill Dolores Vidana Michelle Vigus Tony Villa Veronica Villa Denise Villafana Dwain Villafana Rachel Villagomez Laura Villanueva Mauricio Villarreal Dandra Villarreal Rachel Villegas Tracy Von Hurst Nga Vu Carlos Vueras Glenna Wagstaff Monica Walton Michael Wei Tim Weis Donald West Neuel Whatley Collece Williams tRCSHMEN FRCSHM6N FRFSHMFN FRtSHMFN FR6SHMFN FRFSi ► Monica Nguyen reflects upon a weeks ' ork of campaigning for fellow classmate, leke Stoneham. This is just one of the many ays in which freshman students have hown their ability to stick together. Monica oent a busy week passing out buttons and ! yers and boosted the spirits of her friends ■emendously. And at the end of Homecom- )g Week the satisfaction of the contest was xperienced by Monica, so that she was as appy as all of the young girls who were com- et ing. Wendi Williams Katrina Wilson Tausha Wilson Pavine Witte Alonzo Wnitson Abraham Xiong Mai Yang Chong Yi Greg Zamarrida Carlos Zavala Rigo Zavala Dennice Zededa Carlos Zelaya Brad Zentner Cristina Zuniga Martha Zuniga Freshmen 223

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KITCHEW £ m Home Economics instructor Goil Drunell exploins the piepototlon for enchiladas to het Foods I class as Kim Garcia looks on. Foods Is a fun and useful class for obtaining domestic skills. ft English insttuctot Mrs. Christine Lammers includes some charisma and animation in her daily lesson plan, adding some liveli- ness to the English experience. 41 Mrs. Orendo Oorron teaches het junior GATE English class the majot points of writ. Ing an analytical essoy. t»r The development of the mind; the acquisition of knowledge; the emetgence of motal stondotds — these ore the reasons for which stu- dents attend school. To guide us through these processes ore our in- structors, contributing to our educa- tion and aiding our progression into knowledgeable young adults. Progress was evident as Saddle- back was identified as one of the top 22 high schools in California. Based on the results of the Califor- nia Assessment Program test of last year ' s seniors, the ranking was one more reflection of the school ' s ac- celerated achievements in educa- tion. Teachers are a special breed, dedicating themselves to the edu- cation of youth. Sometimes, how- ever, obstacles and challenges arise that must be conquered in or- der to continue this endeavor. The Santa Ana Educators Associ- ation negotiated certificated con- tracts in an attempt to meet the needs of the teachers. Resolving the conflict was not on easy task, but eventually decisions were made and compromises reached to settle the matter. The year continued on, one more class graduating and success- ful efforts to teach 2800 students completed. Conflicts arose, were confronted and resolved as the movement toward a stimulating education was encountered by all. V