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

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4 Valorie Glennie gives the ball a relentless slam in her tennis motch against a Newport Harbor opponent. Valotie jug- gled successful sports participation and a part-time job while maintaining her excellent academic status. She was also Febru- ary Girl of the month. Mary Aragon studies U.S. history before her race. Athletes hod to maintain an average academic standing while partici- pating in sports because of the C grade point average ruling. Pepe, what are you looking for? Pepe Maldonado was a valuable asset to the athletic department, being waterboy and equipment manager for the football and baseball teams. Closing 265

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Winding down after a fast sprint or on invigorating swim can be equated to the ending of the school year. After the exertion of tremendous and steadfast energy, final exams and graduation came quickly and abruptly. However, a retrospective glance of 1985 reveals the progress and development of all phases of school life. The establishment of the STEP Program

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Cindy McDaniel and Susie Arauz calmly stick together during a yearbook deadline while everyone around them comes unglued. The Chaparral staffers contributed a lot of overtime to the production of this book. 266 Progress in Morion enriched academic life. The program offered counseling from teachers, counselors and senior students to underclassmen seeking information on college related matters. All participants benefited from the program. In sports, the varsity football team earned the Sea View League Championship with brilliant coaching and a strong team unity. Other sports furnished players with opportunities to grow physically and mentally, too. Teachers and administrators were prominent figures in the progression, also. Teachers advanced in their occupation as