San Benito High School - El Chapitel Yearbook (Hollister, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1975 volume:

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Uflfffi, for being Cl loloiof VOM get lLf'1WCl oi VOff'lCjh Ml. tt, M93 Iloulf j Cam .wtlqe iii H C1000 Wi 5j'QkICLL,1f Ql- 'TVOCAlOfE3 t LOU3 I 'X77 ' 8016! 5 -- Ili. ,ll , n , V1 ,X , ,X . fx l lvlf, l X Xl jlblblyv X I -.X . 1 p X . Y f Yiwu X lll 1 N91 .v.1jN,xwfiv lf 'V 1 yi-N l if L 53' fi if lip it if ,C t E fp 5'0- San Benito County? Where's that? Sound familiar? Zjdxqw 'LT rCO 0x X1 f xg XS! Dxflju 4 mil we QMS, DQ' , ,P 0. XF F ' iv., VL, Ov x . lx iw mb ' if Wig? K i ,ii N, iLJN kgpZ ii. i :fi .,f,1 JYQGJ W Voip ,Huw i iw N ' mv , JL' Ny iv i R i Q 6 , UML P md XQVJ W X91 XX NQMWU jim Xi Wi 2 Theme I , Q, pk' Q EE bu is Q . A v iii v Q 6-. Si Ho luster CIITY LIMIT . - -M21 1 i , V , N r w i n I . .WJ To outsiders Haybalers Canneries One room schoolhouses 4199, CVD! My QNX 35 W WWW cwfy' Jw wigww 1' in ll, 'O-,., ...41.w nh I , ai- J x 4 v ks 1 E H mf . Q if le A - - K X , pw H- x ' s at 10! ' v -Q-. ..,, A QP U K . Vi! W.. ' or ,ix Q -wr. A 1 mlm V , I H f.,y,fgx,.J f a ,xr :L 1 w Tir A '.H1X i' ,...-r - A , . . , ,I fl ali, ll F . Q ,qw , ,-.. 5' w' F4 I 1. EA' 4. .4 Pl v-4 f 1 '55-'af YQ Q. -5 ' , nah X:5,sQi5 .!f,'QiQ' gs'-If. , ,. ages - , rw. MMA 4-, -. V- ,,,, , - .uw-..., ., fs 4, , ,Z an :H -'via-s-... Q agp... 4.-l aunt? 'V mega- -- - - ww., 16, A' A' 5019 5 Roping Arenas General Stores and just plain QQ Country Living may not mean much. But, Oh don,t we kI10W 4 better? 5 OWQYNP GMS? 400 wi x0'3Q9 If JI, 0 for ml in U0 QORVGJME' aw Q W 6Th :gf--Q, , ,, 1... ,. - IE,-Q .Ilan w O , 1 i 5' PE' E' ff! L sr X .A J na , B . Vl- QT I . Sm 2 4 I s Saw P-...M 5 2 i ..,, We have all heard of the mountain climber's paradise, Pinnacles National Monument, historic Mission San Juan Bautista, the picturesque, little Tres Pinos church, 8 Theme f iff X . .,C'-VN X . x ' l.2i,i1c3'f 55.5 n:NJJqlF'Q.,.9-'ypDNNj,, Gb V , . .QP g M SNFJ 3, ,K ., N-AX ,.. 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' ,,-- ' x ,W Wa-1 X . , ,, . h V L X Mr' na ' 'a V -Ex? . mf' ,1 . My A, .., ,ff ,-,f ,.'.f .-FL z - T 'A P f,f'X 'si .asv E a X2 as -,N . VA- ...--.... ' rw c1.,.f.g,. ,K C, M:..xi It ...A wtf' ' 4- , ' N ' wflax 1 Q , . ' wt .' ' :. A, gm 4- 1. Um. ' . 2 . ' ., M. -fe Q . t'1Q' 4 .- I vw MX .W ', -1, I . J 'gui'-I R32 Ik -1 -- Y N ' . . - ' ' ' .1 2, , -X ,ix . - lf: J X.. ,4..i.m' ' 2 ' 0 's Q f 1 '- ' , , t - v-s 'x bs' ' . I :Asks gig .1 -4 sb Q' qu P V4 ' , . , V- f. xl, , 1 , , . U A :Q 4, V ,DR fl, . i 5 X , .Q A .,. ' s 1 Z, R ll. U L ,Q r p Seniors November 1, 1974 Football Homecoming Princesses Carol Rianda, Vera Alnas, and Roseann Lomantog Escorts John Class, joe Gonzalez, and Doug Doan. Senior Homecoming float places first. ss December 22, 1974 February 21, 1975 Winter Ball King Bill Samuelson, Queen Dolores Sanchez. Basketball Homecoming Queen Teri Rianda 3..- V. ,M ,4 1' so V r, W sph sggi .F , Ni' , 3' 44 2 .r ,,-.xv fx if ,ss A 1. L V9 ., :Gy-V72 ' sf w J -rg V X in x LY.-1v:. Q, ,A 55 1 f..-le, arise. ., S E N I O R S prove they are the very E at a spirited rally. I fx L. I 'PZ' H PAT ABERCROMBIE ROBIN AINSWORTH ELVIRA ALNAS SALLY ALONZO MALLORY ALVES 'X 'gt' BRUCE ANDERSON CATHY ANDRADE IARRY ANGULO STELLA ARBQLEYA WILLIAM ARZIE 18 Seniors XJ f -N231 nf--M, 5, .ax Eff . 'fr , few-'.F.'33 5' ,gf W1 'Sify . -'ff fakf Our Senior Class clashes on Lidia Moitoso, Kathleen McNight, Cathy MICHAEL AVALOS GLORIA AVH-A Andrade, and Roseann Lomanto, H - E - Y proclaims S.B.J.U.I-I.S. Fonze, Tom Flores. FREDERICK AYALA ROBERT BAILEY 'CS PABLO BAIANC IO DANNY BARBIN RICHARD BARRIENTOS JERRY BARRIOS Seniors 19 REYNOLD BAUTISTA ROBERT BELTRAN :lf gg 9 . X. Y, Vera Alnas and Edd1e I-Iamson show what together-ness really is. Seniors HAMM it up at Cathy Andrade 's party, L. PAUL BISHOP DILIA ANN BIANCO DAVID BOLGER EU-EEN BORST CHANDLER BRIGGS 20 Seniors Raul Vasquez and Fred Ayala show the style that drove And what did Jeanne Frgitgs drive the H,P,D, to??? the H.P.D. to distraction! -x L L ...nl LISA CAWLEY RITA CHACON KEVIN CIARK JUAN CHAPA CAROL CLAYTON The enthusiastic Senior class salutes our Alma Mater. ll f is 22 Seniors '17 DARRELL CLAYTON KATHY COLBERT ERMALINDA CORTEZ NANCY DALTON MICHAEL DAMIAN The Hollister Mafia Ken Watson, Doug Doan, Dick Darnell, Bob Starbody, and Phil Larios, get together for another hit. RICHARD DARNELL MARK DAROZA SUSAN DAVENPORT CYNTHIA DELGADO GRACIELA DELGADO Seniors 23 5' s 5, W 'K 5 K , 4 ,, ,Q , fa '?,. 'x , x Q 1' A Kira. y W5 if b A , ' ,Wig MHZ' ff ,H CA MARLENE DUTTON REBECCA ESCOBEDO MATTHEW ESCOVER ANGELICA ESOUIVEL ERIC EVANCHAK www X 2 CNP-Ymi I : lj ,Qggidwsyr-'f'a, . HQ' Z 'fir W . s4 'i . f 1 -will' K ' YH J X K Seniors 25 ,6- .4-'-vi arf' BILLY FAUGI-IT MARIE FELICE CHARLES FERCHAU RAYMUNDA FIGEROA WILLIAM FLOREK ALVAN FLORES I 1 Greg Alnas wonders where Irma went EDUA RDO FLORES 'Q GABINO FLORES Robert I-Iomen shows his modeling ability in the A.F. S. Mary pat Larson ears her Cheat Sheet while Fashion show. the teacher walks by. 26 Seniors Q AX -f Ei 'ff '1'-up '59 awp. ,.. .,. P A Z '1-3' , ici 4. J , THEODORE GA ETA C HR15 GA LINDO EVELYN GA RQIA MA RGA RET GA RC IA OLGA GA RC IA ROSA GA RCIA RUBEN GARCIA RUSSELL GAY ARTHUR GAYTON JOHN CLASS ISABEL coDoY LEE ANN GOMES ROBERT GOMEZ BALDONIERO GONZALEZ Steve Mondo, yearbook photographer, takes a leisurely break 28 Seniors to play his guitar. .Yr i M You mean we built that f1oar??l dw' 'wk W .l EDWA RD GONZALEZ C RECORY GONZA LEZ IOE GONZALEZ MA RIA C ONZA LEZ ROBERT C RAVES FRANK GUERRA JOHN CUTIERREZ RAMIRO GUTLERREZ DENISE HAAS MIKELEA HAILSTONE SHI ig JOY HAMM 2 S l Dino Destifanis our senior cross eyed wonder. W I DENISE HANNAH Terry Schmidt's arm hurts after all those basket- ball shots. S RICHARD HARO M-'nun-,, Y K 1 V 4.....,.M,,,M-.N ug W I i an-1. Senior Sweethearts, Jesus Soliz and Stephanie RICKY HARRIS Aseneth Rodriguez Walks cheerfully to her Lopez' next class. QAnd what could that be 'Pj 30 Seniors 1 I ' . A- ' ' . H , lg it A '. I ' .W xQW,.,f5 X . , Tim Byers toasts away his breakfast. Pat Laffarga and Maria Flores wonder how Pablo got in the girls locker room! ! -'rr W WW, 3W.1,,L3 .-Q-wh 'Wk-.- - Q While Mike Damian and Marta Freitas eat lunch, Marta pulls a few tricks out of her bag. EDWA RD I-IA RRIS ON MOLLY I-IASSLER A-A ' 5, uv' ' LETICIA I-IERRERA CINDY HICKS KEVIN HIGGINS PIERRE I-IOLCOMB TIM HOLT ROBERT HOMEN Seniors 3 1 f Pat Laffarga, Stella Arboleya, and Maria Flores face another Monday m orni ng . Carol Rianda om' 197S Footlnll Homecoming Queen. 32 Senioxs Dressed to paint the town black are Rosa Garcia and Cindy Delgado. RALPH JAINLE ROSALINDA JAUREZ ANN KUBIK 5 FERNANDO LABUGUEN PATRICIA IAFFARCA LAVERNA IARGE is Go- MARY PAT LARSON HELEN LAUSTEN TERESA LAVAGNINO LOUELIA LARIOS PHILIP LARIOS 25 Wm D-1 Teresa Lavagnino and Diana Regentz teach Cheryl Wilcox and Jeanne Freitas new tricks. 'N Kendra Vaccarezza shows one of her sly smiles. Mike Damian smiles at the thought of his r , RIC HA RD LEWIS SANDRA LIBBY 4 WILLIAM LIBBY Seniors 33 i l JAMES LOMANTO ROSEANN LOMANTO ANNA MARIA LOPEZ HELEN LOPEZ nr 9 .. A M ' V .. 4, ,i,,,,,,.,,,.,7,1 ,,., . if ' ,, 5+ K , , . ff FA., Ralph Jaime, Valerie Valdez, Molly Hassler, and Kathryn Carpenter The Senior bunch-crunch a lunch. N E 1 E ISAAC LOPEZ STEPHANIE LOPEZ DAVID LUJAN hi - g ' 1 Ricky Harris 1S proud t o be a BALER. BETTY LUNA AHMED MAADARANI ANAsTAs1A MAQURE 34 Seniors Gloria Avila tells Susan Davenport, Don't blow in my ear, I'm I-Q-t going to follow you anywhere! M Confusion at the rally keeps the Seniors on their toes. CHA RLES MARCUS STEPHEN MARKHAM PA UL MA RQUEZ COLLEEN MA RT IN S e niors 3 5 fi! X Fx 7' 1 k. x Q Vw If f 'y X in W. s 3' f T ,rw , Q Q -ff' A , ,R A .y,,- . I mae D, if L. Q -, ff- ' , ALAN MITCHELL WILLIAM MIZNER JOSE NAVARRO Ea ..... joe Herbert scarfs it up! - . LIDIA MOITOSO MICHAEL MOREIOHN DEBRA NEWTON ff' A QA'lA T IANICE MCDONALD KATHLEEN MCNIG HT I RODNEY NAKAMOTO DAVID NAVA Janice McDonald our Future Business Leader of America. 58 Seniors ..,..g 5 ' RANDALL N IXON STEVEN OERMAN TOMAS OGAS H' I fp A A .Q p pq I SHANNON O'KEEFE :s D 5 M PAT RICLA OLDS . nv -491+ Raul Vasquez modest1yQ ?j poses for the photographer. CARLOS OLIVEIRA P 'N 1: aka - . PETER OLSON NANCY QRLANDO JUAN OROZCO ANNETTE PELLIN RICARDO PENA Seniors 39 MIKE PERALES RICHARD PEREZ DAWN PEROTTI RICHARD PERREIRA DENNIS PERRY CRAIG PIERCE ,Q -1 I I F , I wayn- ROSALIE POLANCO DEBBIE PIERCE , CAROL PQLLARD Martha Martmez says, Ah Come On. I I L3 46' JOHN POLO ROBERT PORTER RICHARD POSTIGO ALICIA RAMOS CAROL RENFRO 40 Seniors 56 A A 6-A Y' .VY L A 1 CAROL RIANDA RALPH RIANDA TERI RIANDA BRUCE RICHARDSON DEBBIE RICHARDSON f 1 CHARLES RIESGO PAUL ROBIE we s A A 53 1 1 5 . ,,. 1 I ANA. o in ,.:' -' I ,A 4 s S ,fa b ' A gl. -' I E. , W 'A F ss, G -fn Q?-...gyhm . ' -cg' - U ROXANNE ROBERTS gee Ann Gomes sighs with relief on the Monday after the Barn ASENETH RODRIGUEZ ance . . nv A 5 - I N HUGO RODRIGUEZ MONICA RODRIGUEZ SUSAN ROVELLA ' SERGIO RUEDAS CRAIG RUTZ Seniors 41 l WILLIAM SA MUELS ON DOLORES SANCHEZ CHRISTINE SANCHEZ PATRICIA SANDOVAL y PVS Lee Ann Gomes asks the crowd, How do you like my new outfit? TERRY SCI-IMIDT THOMAS SELLEN CHARLES SHACKELFORD JACK SHIMONISHI ALBERT SICOLI JULIE SIMUNOVICH GARY SKUBAL 42 Seniors rig' MICHAEL SLIBSAGER DEE ANN SMITH RENEE SMITH JESUS SOLIZ LUZ SORIA If 5, If IA MES SPA RLING ROY SPENCER 1 5 Ralph Rianda and Ken Watson try to figure out what Lee Ann Gomes GERALYN STEVENS DARRELL STEWART problem is, Qwearing dresses that lenght! ! L KAREN STEWART JAMES STRICKLAND THOMAS STRICKLAND BRUCE TAYLOR MITCHELL THOMAS Seniors 43 MICHAEL THOMPSON MICKEY THORPE , A I-IERNLELINDA TORRES RICHARD TORRES JULIAN TRUJILLO VM' Our Senior guys Tim Byers, Fred Ayala, and Gary Skubal are out looking for action at another SBJUI-1'S action filled lmmch hours! ! ! RAYMOND TS ZTOO SIDNEY TURNER RUDY URENO KENDRA VACCAREZZA AW Lo li RONALD VACCAREZZA THOMAS VA LDEZ VALERIE VA LDEZ LEO VAS QUEZ RAUL VAS QUEZ 44 Seniols P RICHARD VASOUEZ NICHOIAS VELHO QQ 1 I x f. -- LARRY VIERA DANNY VILLALON Josefa Warren trucks on in the Business World typing a whole 10 words per minute. JOSEFA WARREN KENNETH WATSON CHERYL WILCOX JERI WILLIAMS Senior Alfonso Diaz dances to the funky Dixieland music at an after game dance. Seniors 45 A 45 RALPH YANEZ MARK YBA RRA MICHAEL YBARRA SHERI YOUNG GREGORY ALNAS E IOSEPH HERBERT ALFONSO HURTADO LEoNso ESPINOSA DIANA REGENTZ DQUG SPEIGEL I-fa 1m f if 35- Senior class officers: Raul Vasquez, Rep., Matt Excover, rep., Cathy Andrade, rep.g Diana Regentz, secretaryg Frank Guerra, presidentg Carol Rianda, treasurerg Pablo Balancio, vice-presidentg Paul Bishop, Commissioner. Not picture is Roseann Lomant UTNOTS Football Homecoming Princess Barbara Britt, Escort Aaron Colton. Junior Home coming float places third. Basketball Homecoming Princess Barbara Britt. -4- Y. ,X gr, ix . 'sl L Y 4 'fi 'T . ii . ::5 rm 3- 1.3 X .wah -,ga ' X. ik ur. , if new N - un. Q., ,- 48 juniors 5 ,A Q.. I-U-N-I-O-R-S! , Juniors are the very best. Gary Aby Josie Acosta Benny Agbayani Antonio Agredano Yvonne Alarcon Janice Alosi Sue Alvarado Nancy Andrus Genevieve Arballc Angela Arroyo Barbara Arvizo Cecilia Avendano Isidra Avila Nelda Avila Mary Ann Azevado Rosalie Balancio sf 4 ,v Qin .iii , 1M ' ' 4 iv .Y As. I fs.. , 9 y Y A 'flag' ' T J 4 ' LAW' '.,' ff. n' , x ,A . .r .. -gs W - , A P 5 , 1 If -L: A 'r 9'-fs' ' ' i A TW Af ' .415 1 4:5 If ' ,.,'i-QQ.. ,A ix: f if i f- 'b Y H H h ,., .,,, F' .' me 1 i A. V i J., A 3' L' Tp. A f -' V r 'A ' L AL junior Princess Barbara Britt. It didn't get first, but at least it made it to the parade. 'UV ,Q CTA 'SM .k, is ... ,. W J Ana Banueles Ofelia Barrios Doreen Blaine Michael Bravo Irma Barrientos Sharon Bazan Marcie Blankenship Robert B1-eglauer jose Barrientos Larry Belisle Gregory Bonturi Barbara Britt Orelia Barrientos Debbie Bishop jesus Bossi Karen Brookshire f fir N 'CX 1' n , rf? 3 f JI 1 is rms A ' V I ,cr ., I , 0 Ee W, NME Frank Brown Norma Bueno Christopher Burns Kathleen Butler Juniors 49 sm Roy Cadalbert Nora Caetano Thomas Caldera Eddie Callens Petrina Cardinalli Laura Carpenter Karen Carrillo David Casanega Robert Casarez Dario Casarino Luis Casas Doris Cashion .An ff , K , 3511 ' 1 5 1 vs x Y I A I junior boys display many of their talentsg balancing coke cups on their heads Sylvia Castene da Pinna Castaneda Ruben Castillo Theresa Castillo Dee Dee Chavez I 4. Irene intently concentrates on something- which bY the look on her face does not appear to be academic. 50 juniors Never fear Tim is here. ' Q ', W2 wiiifi' 5. 5 fi! .-lg, tr Lyn Julie De ason joe Delgado Hector Del Real Mathias DeVasier Vickie Dias Caryn Cirelli Mary Clark Donna Clayton Aaron Colton Michael Conley William Coons Ronny Copeland Daniel Corral Gilbert Cosio Albert Dalton Thomas Daudet John Davis i 5 I Lunchtime brings another day and a juicy apple for Caryn. u-xx -A Carol takes a break at the rally to wipe the sleepies away. I 'C ri i? I-4Y .,, f fa Matthew Dike Robert Donnelly Denise Dooling Michael Doty Yolanda Duran 6 was , fly' A, QS Z,- A. d 1 I1 r f I .q-7 1 ' I 1 'X 'Yr 15 X e'v'M,f1 'W' G R i 5, Q 1 X ' in - ' , lt' , H5 M, V yi Z I ' 4- ' N ' Q .Ai in 1 juniors 51 fb t ..-A 1 ' ,xl J i F13- x i f 229 W2 is 'J-gn as I , 4 , R 1? 'Z' Ester Eclarion Johnnie Espinoza Deborah Fata Deanna Fear Susan Felice Alfred Fernandez Patrick Ferreira james Filice Albert Flores Kimberly Flores James Fontanilla james Fontes Gary Franco David Franklin Betty Sue Frasier Diane Freitas Mitchell Gabriel jeff Galindo Fernando Gallegos Rick Garbetta Terry Gansberger Jose Garcia Luis Garcia Gregg Garner 52 juniors Doreen pins Duane 'rw ' 131 11 , A ' ,. tiff' , if. 1-ui Q athy Spina has a difficult time deciding .,x A A , .X - . wg Irma Garza Martin Garza Michael Garza Herberto Gonzalez ' Judy Gonzales Philip Gonzales z if-if' lf' at .4 'L' fig. Z3 Debra Goularte Lorna Greig Becky Gutierrez --sq r -xx I xx- . ei rm x Wxyx V , -v ,MN ,S , 2 '1 gi ? Gary George - f' Jeffery Glass Kevin checks out the scene. juniors 53 ,Y f Q 'I' I ,, D Tr it x 1. i, E455 7 5 S - A .,. X f A X 'S--v gi ig 5 2 A f' ran di i A . 54 Juniors Laura Carpenter - Cover Girl l976 Sylvia Gutierrez Andy Guzman Ronald Garratt Jim Hall Carlotte Hamm Shirley Hamm Stephen Hammond Mark Haro Donald Harrison Thomas Hatton Sherin Higgins Paul Highes Patricia Hoyle Amy Hudson Rachael Hudson Scott Hushbeck if ,MV jeff jackson Maurice Jaime Denise Jensen rvyv ,SQ 4, s 6 A! Mai. . Juniors really X1 if ' 'S 'Q , A6 W., . 'ith e N2 A' X QI., a , id ,' 5521 ' H :Ja e R sv 5 X W Terry johns Rodney Key Daniel Johnston Kevin Klein Laura Kglend Patrice Knaack x Q, w , A K. X L, 'S 4. I ,,Q Kathy Kristal Monica Kuney Mike LaCasa Louise LaCorte Ruben Landeros Bill Larkin Bill Lasseter Carol Lavagnino Rosario Leon Barbara Littlej ohn Maria Llanas Carl Lollar Patricia Lopez Danny Lopez Gloria Luna Romelia Lopez Cindi Lotz Shari Low Tammy Maddox Timmy Maddox Jay Magure SOIIHY Marron Yvonne exclaims, Don t make fun of us, these are our best clothes jumox-5 55 AC' Yi I E Dario falls to his knees and begs for mercy. Yvonne tells the photographer to brush Off rg,-s,. Darcy exclaims to Trisha and Leslie, I Just don't know what his problem is! Peter Martinez T om as Martinez ' if 2- 114 ' s ei I 'Q' ,xl W? Victor Martinez y Cynthia Mattos Robert Mattson 611 if Mary Matulich M Edward Mauro Ruben mixes his own home brew in Chem Lab. Diane gives her most sensuous look for the camera. 56 Juniors ii , 'N v Laura Mesa Melissa Michaelson Curt Mitchell Debbie Molina Ricky Molina U As Karen leans against the stop Our Junior Class president Larry Tibbs S1911 the question runs through her mind, rocks on at the aftergame dance. Should I or shou1dn't I? ll C27 Vikki Mondo Kelly Moore Louise Munoz Joe Munoz john McDonald Patrick McDonald be Karen Nakamoto Victor Navarro ' M ' Rodrigo Navarette -' Brenda Neill Q Kevin Neubauer Monica Nyland ggjgjrt Y' xggkjff ' f: A , LVL: Steve Ober Juniors 57 Pat says Gee, I didn't know you cared. ,fvgi y '- ' L f i ., 9' . ws! Karen Olds Elvira Ortiz Ortega , jose A I' X f-7 A -1- - 4 X Audrey Pickard Augustina Polo 58 juniors Antonio Othon Donald Painter Richard Ponce ffl i ,gmv f I S Q-Q A A ,aw M., ,N , jf' ,wr W, , , . wa, 9 wh Darcy O'Brien Rudy Ochoa Irene Okita ,ffiiigffw . ' xx Ib ' Sandra Patterson DOn2.1d Perfien Janet Perre ira Mark Perry Terry and Ed escort Janet nm 4 Kim Postigo Bill Powell Donald Presser Angie Pulidg .H ,x Mtx. I- 3 ld z f 'V , - 4 ae-Q in I K: mf' fe' . 'V ,- My '- ,ra .- ,. v-v .e n we? y tw -.., ,H Denise Rodgers the dangerous locker area Anna Rodrigues C.ORiGfI'm. Syfegglg CAP Su. ,1 'fe, -X -uk x R1 , jk . fin J ft tg David Quintero Charlene Ramires David Ramirez Don displays his cool exterior. Q -e 'Q--R .,.f-1 ft ,fmowflmxw vm, 5:34 Julian Ramirez Mario Ramirez John RHHQC1 Robert Reyes Linda Reyna Laurie Riand a qpfv Tom Raurmann Anne Renz Robin Rianda Earl Roberts Rick Rodriguez Yolanda Rodriguez Leslie Rogers Myrna Rowe Thomas Rowe juniors 59 jesus Ruidas Arnold Ruiz Shawn Rutledge L, Sylvia Salcedo '-v Hector Sanchez Jose Sanchez if ' Leo Sandoval YQ Della Sherman h -5 Irene Shields fr Wayne Shingai L' Tommy Slavich X Paula Solorio N 55 A X Y fa my f 3 4 ., WY . , ,,. 1 ' 'Y r f 1 '1 if w V' 1 0 i . X fm vw , . -y L I I +- Q 7' A 'i S. 'x In ' S i , ' ' A' 1 f , ,f S ff ' Y 3 'i sf 'ww 1 4 1 I , 119. 'I-Zu , ,4 ' . , ' ' ,.ff'N'974??if'7'7 '7 gf' K' ' 7' Y. Tp. if, V' - f sg xvrjfiw , , S. X ,' , X ', Cynthia Sparling Cynthia Spiegl Bob Starbody Sharon Steiner Valerie Spencer Katherine Spina Stacee Starritt Karen Stewart Q1 .f ..r , 60 Juniors A h 1-Ck - k my sees OW many 1 S It ta es to get to Julie has a new method of beating the tardy bell, skating. the middle of a tootsie pop. Gene Strohn Dale Swope Mary Talbot Randall Talley George Teeters ,J Theresa Terasaki ,y11kK,,f' 'V sf! f ,f' TC? , 1 H 5 w was e if e s E ' xl I u hifi Bill, Kurt, Kevin, and Rick play a heavy game of Stud Poker. Luv' X ., 1 SX air ,J , K.: 'N -L. MT' ' IN Karen Thorpe Scott Thysell Larry Tibbs Martha Tobias Andrew Turner Elena Urbina joe Valdez Tony Valdez Julia Valencia Frank Vargas xv ,S fn . V' l Judy Vargas Lorraine Vasquez Steve Verissimo Cindi Villa Eddie Villagrana Mike says, But I don't have bad breathg do I? Juniors 61 xv lt, px, xx rfqs, Janet S Denise model the newest fashions in gym clothes. 44? ii , 0 hz nv ff 42432 rf se 'vc Q A fuwl, I E 'L 'L 42 R i 4 W , A Vt 53,55 f M , W if f ggzf 3-S i g, ,. jf ' n 'W . , , gf Fermin Zavala A V- ,f . . Richard Zgragen 'X is 9 4 62 111111015 Kelly cries Why does everything happen to me ? Daniel Viscarra Karen Walker A D' is 7' Kevin Warren ' K Diane Webb ' ' 'N V 'Vivian Wedekind l . 5 Marta White l , t in A , N Q' '. 1, ,, 'Axis V ' 4 ,,q A A . agp. , , ., ' ' W V' QQ: . L . My ' W -ax ff 2 LJ fi N I l ,, -.ff pk- A un by X 4, 1' .1 james Wilkes Jim Williaman Doug Williams Ronald Wilson Michael Woolston M317 Alice YUS'C9 Michael Wubbelg Matt Young Deborah Yockey Mike Yanez .M-n pq.. I X 2 We Q S Q ff www W. 1 s QM? I ophomores November 1, 1974 February 21, 1975 6-'A .'A,: ' 'H it . R f is Q J , .F Q , ia. V .tb .5 ' 2 Q 15. if , f - gf, 1 fa! 1 fggf 1 A - -' of ,, , .L ,XX I ' Ae A , f 'a E1 fi 4, fi- aiu 1 l , 8 4 n 1 .1 7. , ',', V V L '13 If g ff ,t 4 Q . -lf? ' f V 'W :ff ' . f I 1 Q 1 ' T ,ff . 3,77 , 'T g 4 f f ' 1 nfs Football Homecoming Princess Sandi Vaccarezza, Escort Mark Collison. Sopho more Homecoming float places fourth. Basketball Homecoming Princess Tami Mattos. Sophomores win the sign rnaking contest. 1 . 1 Acosta, Armando lf! Acosta, Fred L 1 Alstad, Mark V Alvarado, Isidro x' ' , Alvarez, Isabel Anderson, Doug Andrade , Shirean 0 Angulo, Alex .K A A N H Arboleya, Helena Ashe, Shelly 3 Avendano, Elsie Ayala, Cynthia Balz, Heidi Balz, Trudi Barajas, Martha Barrientos , Gabriel Barrientos, Norbert Baumgartner, Glen Beltran, Lilia Berezo, Barbara Bishbp, Linda . -ewvyf,3g'x: 5 ,TXQSETZ Bhmi , Laura Bolger, Laurie ' Bowman, Frank Boyd, Sara sb Bozzo, Michael x , '4 1 Brand, Laura M, Q x A 2 - 64 Sophom ores ,. . A fp ?. fi 'Q Qi , 3 3 J ,M- . 5 - 'i 2 if QF 7 Mike and Shirean ham it up at the Freshmen Reception ' ' ,Q Jw 'lr' A a - Hg .. 'V F :J X4 'AN ,sr v. , W v, M, 3313 1' av S N. J' Q Q. 3 'G ' -' v im, Tim . Q bv b 4..,,4g, -. tggi .. .5 f - . , ,, A 'f QW V V f..-.1 ,W +,, I ,J x I 2, ' F A X I gf? 'X' f, nr, 5 ..... .- ,, ' 'Lx L kia 8 430 X X 'Q 1 ,. , W, W, ,. , A, ..,- FI 3 ' 4 I gl sr, t , . ' 96. ' gl Nino Imoronone plays it cool! Brashear, Jeffrey Briggs, Cymry Butcher, Martal Cabrera, Michael Caetano, Rita Cahall, Robert Camerbne, julie Campos, Laura Candelaria, Micha Canez, Michael Cardova, Debbie Carpenter, Kevin Carrillo, Janette Casarez, Gilbert Castillo, Chris Castro, Del Castro, Raymond Cavaness, David Cavanas , Destry Cembellin, Sandra Chapa, Jose Christensen, Kim Cirelli, Cheryl Clark, Kelly el I I lt, I lv f way. . v 5 ,ir 7 nh . 1 2' 13:5 A 4,'f' A f vf.,:.,,, K q i 41' ' or 1 Mike Cabrera wonders if he has any BRAINS left after his football game. Sophomores 65 E 4 x --a -,gy , 1 L wh M I v .. Cleveland, Rhonda Clore, Pam Coleman, Albert Collison, Mark Colton, julie Coons, Steven Julie Camerone demonstrates how to fold a paper Manny Perrien, sure you d0n't see the camera! 66 Sophomores Cooper, Kim Corriea, Jeff Cousins, joseph Damian, Michelle DaRoza, Daniel Daudet, Linda Diane and Franci laughing it off, as they see the streaker dash through the main hall. y M li fu. Q - 1 D ' 5. 11: . X i 5 . -T 'B ,.A Qi . - -px ur kk . Y , 1 f 1 1 1 -,X A , Davilla, Sylvia Davis, Julia DeLaRoza, Dora DeLaRoza, joel 39-.5 Delgado, Guadalupe DeLosSantos, Rebeca DeVincenzi, Carolyn Diaz, Albert Richard, aren' tie ? -3 Socorra Doherty , jeff 'Donnelly , Randall Duarte , Ruth I 1 3 Nh! .,.rf 3 'S-811 ,Q '-. X'-.. ?2'3,,..y -Q.:-.... ivym E 'W'--fix: wa! Dueno, Esther K Dunn, Christopher ,X Duran, Margaret Duran, Sylvla Eaton, Carolyn ,V Eclarm Lmda V Albert and his gang show no modesty. t we cute in our 1 'I y A- W X nfli f. 1 v 'vs ,af X ' ! a S ophom ores 6 7 Eligio, Judy Espinoza, Debra Espinoza, Lionel Espinoza, Ruben Estrada, Ernest Faria Mary jo ff , Faught, Richard Ferchau, Rolf Figueroa, Theresa Fish, Gregory Fisher, julie Flores, Diane Flores, jose Flores, Salvador Foster, Beverly Freitas, Danette Furtado, Kathleen Gabriele , Suzie Carat, Irene Garcia, Edward Garcia, Karen Garcia, Maria ?'G gi I Garc1a , M1ke Garner, Denise fi D 5 1, Garner , Dennis ,V---.qi Garza, Augustina Garza, Mary Lou It f'r Glass, Jo-Letha G odo y , julia A A, X . ' ,,f.9 , ,x 4 4 '5 h 1'-. ' ' x x I FW 'W ' Sandx Vaccarezza our Homecommg Football Prmcess Sophomores 69 L Gomez, Raquel Gonzales, Anna Gonzalez, Estella Gonzalez , R1cky Gonzalez, Rosa Gonzalez , Saul Gonzalez, Uxmal Goularte , Richard Shirley and Teri mmmch away during brunch Norma sneaks a look at the other guys test paper, 70 Sophomores Grimaldo, Lupe Gutierrez, Angel Hagins, Susie Hamm , Don Hammack, Randy Hansen, Charlene Hansen, Marlene Harder, David Harlan, Penny K .,X WUI' 2 A ,,., ,gin .LT Q' ' 47' 'T' ' s k r ,R ,V 6 1 Q v.- 0 QQ, it W2 A ' ll 'Ar,fX. 21.5- 'tm 1.1-fx s f aa, - , ,, :VE 'P Q. ul 'A ,fl J K: Hawkins, Karen - Hernandez, Alvaro - Hernandez, john Hicks, Debbie X 'K Hoagland, Sherie L Hogan, Tim .F . - X. A Hogeman, Robert ,:, Holte , Mark e Hopingardner, Don D e ,.r I, V ,,, i Humphrey, Dana . 9 I-Iushback, Randy t' F Imb ' ronone, Nino ,J 'Ti Ya .VX 5 A we - keg fe . ,gf Steve Moore says here for row call. Ivelich, Mary Jaime, David Jaime, Sally X A jenkins, Phil Johnson, Mark jordan, Patricia Jordon, Patrick Juarez, Grace Kamimoto, Norman Zl- N David wonders if he caught the photographers eye, fuk i -6117, Sophomores 71 V pq . w, 'W gi Y My W ,f L, f ' , ' . I1 1 K 4.0 V . X s , I i I Y Q , t X K Kemmer, Ter: L Y Kesner, Darrell 'N'- Kxng, Raelene Kittrell, Steven LSPOITC, Susanne avin, Shawn Lawrence, Michael 4 4 - W Lanning, Jayme 3 'W' ve L Y' I X' 'ff Wx X 55 Q Libby, shawn tt V A , , A fm ,V Libby, susanne ggi 4 L 'L Q ,rf Lima, Manuel , , -QV K ,l vl in V ,gk Littlejohn, john I L I VL ei L ,' W 7 f W, Lopez, Carol we 7, 4 Lopez, Daniel fy g f' ' 6' Lopez, George -ff? ,Q Lopez, Margaret Q I! Lopez, Peter 'N . Lopez, jimmy . Lujan, R0bel11 Luna, Jose 72 Sophomores Isn't Julie Colton the spirited one! Luna, Salvador Lynch, Thora Ter1 Polanco wonders 1f he is right for her V- 'ig A' QEW rf' 'P xxf f Marentis, Maurene Markham , Margaret IN Sophomore Class Officers: First Row - Sandy Cembellin, vice-presidentg Diane Flores, soph. class council, Lisa Mower, presidentg Shirean Andrade, treasurerg Teri Polanco, comm. of Soph. class. Second Row - Steve Delay, head advisor, julie Fisher, soph. class council, Sandi Vaccarezza, Soph. class council, Teri Kemmer, secretary. Sophomore girls doing their thing . Matin, janeane Martinez, Gerry Martinez, Rosalva Matas, Carlos Matthews, Mark Mattos, Tami Medina, Michael ir 4- .V . .ini - .b. ' :Mg ' 3.3. 0 1 1 S7 5: ,fox - a Sophom ores 73 Melvin, Sherry Me ndonca , De borah Mendez, Michael Mesa, Diane Miguel, joey Miranda, Roman Moore , Scott Morales, Pablo Morej ohn, Diana Mota, Nancy Mower, Melinda Mower, Melissa ui! 'Y ,af . ,EQ fl if MJ Q, 1- X Q Wifi - McAbee, Patti McCullough, Tom Ae A McKibbin, Ioan Q , .se a .-is 1 12 McKnight, Alice -A , q Narez, Esperanza '15 Navarette, Ruben ' Navarro, Mary Nelson, Norma Nevarez, Art rNunez, john Oates, Matthew Orabuena, Frankie ps 1 I Perez, Raul Orozco, Frank 5 orm, Aibm Ortiz, Sylvia Partida, Juan Partida, Patricia Paxton, Craig Pena, Isabel Pena, Maria Percival, Franci Pereira, Tim Perez, Crispina Perrien, Manuel Pfeiffer , Debra Picchetti , Antone x R :ik if tv v X A t A f- P CW? R Ii' 'eff ,H I f' X-1 5 w ,. . P nv, g fin Bl. il-T ,M ! Sr' 13 .Ja ,fx PN Pierce, Peggy Polanco, Teri Ponce, Michael Porter, Betty Price , Jeanette Pulido, Virginia Quezado , Humberto s Quinn, Brian Rafferty, Sarah Ramirez, Sam , is lm bib: T fi W Sophomore girls boast about their modesty . Ramsdell, Elizabeth Rau, jim H'-Y 'X Racelde, Elizabeth . A Regalado, Phillip y Regan, Pat 'fi fi 1' S oph om ores 75 .xg Nvx K4 A . Reyna, Roland Rica, David Roberts, Rosette Rodriguez, Martina Rowe , Bernadette Ruiz, Alfredo !so fanny. ., 76 Sophomores 'Russe 11, Stuart Sabbatini, Carol Saenz , Roy Salinas, Mario A Sanchez, Debbie Sanchez, Robert ' i Q Scagliotti , Robert Scarlett, Teri Schreiner, Rosemary, Sellen, Christina Silva , Rudy Silva, Tim ,ff'!! ff ff Singleton, David Soliz, Carlos Soria, Graciela Springer,Teri Stafford, Charles Stewart, B111 Stewart, Detra Stewart, Kathleen Stewart, Marcia Sumaya, Henry Canez wonders if maybe this year his picture will get in the we ',-' Q -E' Sumaya , Patricia Swanson, Donna Talbot, Rodney 5 Teshima. Patricia ' 'VET , Thysell , Janelle 'R Tibbs , Chris E M: MT f at Torres , Jorge Townsend, Sherrie In the hearts of all the Sophomores this years float will always be first. Sophomores 77 ' 9155: ,J - V 'u . 'A - ax A Jw. vague- ,vw .,,,.. -.....+ , I , , I - ,link L. 1 ' ' K H575 fx Q..- A Worthington , Susan If - nf I ff I , I I S, J Trujillo, Lupe Vaccarezza, Sandi Vallejo, Roberta Vasquez, Antonia Vasquez, james Vasquez, Ramona Velasco, Elaine Velho, A r vin Verrisimo, Mike Vieira, juli Ward, Kevin Warren, Peter Weitz,Tony Westbrook, Peggy Wheeler, David Williams, Lawrence Williams, Walter Wilson, Tina Woolston, Mark 'Fi York, Sherry Young, Paul Yount, Joann Zamorez, Paulette Agredano, Fred Alves, Tim Q f 1 f W1 A lf-' 4 'ix 4 .I vs .tr 1 ew V13 Nelda explains to the others how the game should be played. 78 Sophomores Bouchard, Eric Fernandez, joe X iv' g. .L ' 8 337 I reshmen October 19, 1974 - November 1, 1974 - February 21, 1975 - AW if . X Avl' I ww. 5 5 1 -In my if x Freshmen Reception Queen Sherry Mares, King Danny Can-illo. , Football Homecoming Princess Esther Ponce. Escort Ernie Quinones. Freshmen Home' coming float places second. Basketball Homecoming Princess Sheryl Martin. . , , , , , 15 1 ' 1 ' ff? ' 9 .gil ' s H E if X hcl 1:7 V I 1' x A Vw f J , ' ' 'H' , 1 'fit iff' if Xu I g .,,7 Vg x g N 1 f X ' J .9 1 af ' . 3, V, ,W , f. 14, C, 1 .5 , HM , s i g L 1- f E 'I 4 Acosta, Conrado Acosta, David Acosta, Julie Acosta, Patricia Alnas, Deborah Alnas, Gilbert Alonzo, Ruth Alvarez, Arleen Alvarez , Qu,-ina Alvarez, Virginia Amelio, Catherine Amelie, john ' Andrade, Joseph Andrade, Rey Andrus, Eddie Angulo, Joseph Arboleya, Cecilia Arnold, Cary Arriaga, Beatriz Arriaga, Rosa Avila, Jesus Ayala, Beatrice Azevedo, Carol Azevedo, Rose Barbin, Elizabeth ' Wi? Barker, Cynara Barron, Esrael Barrientez, Barb 6 Barriente, Carlos Barrientos, Lydia 2 X Q.: .. 1' po. Barrientos, Martin Barton, James Leon Bawdon, Brian Bedolla, Catalina Beltran, Consuelo Beresini, Jeffrey Bertero, Darby Bilvaoe, Natalia Bishop, Phillip E. Blanco, Lionel Blanco,Louis Borges, Timothy Bossi, Carmen Bowman, Cynthia Brand, ROV R. Brand, Charles Bravo, Gonzalo Bravo, Ronald J Bridge, Rene L. Bmke, Terrilyn Burns, Kathyrn Burton, Kerry Busch, Bonnie Bustillos, Irma By-ram, Donald Cadalbert, Grace, Calasopa, Michael Camacho,joe' Carpenter, C31'01 A '?. JL 'CIN 2 t l w, 4 f i- X ' x N Can-illo , Daniel 9 n ,:l,.,E,. 1? 'US W rf-A in . 1 tl X' fd, ' , Qt? I' ,-,,,, 1 'fi 4 , ' 5 Females of the class of 78 marvel as their float passes by- M2U1'iC9 I2CkS0n gazes at the sexy photographer. en 81 p ,B K rw, Q I .1 1 if AVl A .3 4 f V K Carrillo, Rose 8 4 Carrillo, Homer , K g, fn Casas, Ana , ' Pm A x lf Freshmen girls show their spirit on fifties day. 25? . ,. I X as K 'rr' sl 2' z,, it wax GEM ' f -111,1 , bl i . pl -calf F- .V 82 Freshmen Yr 4.- XQ. Castaneda, Mike Castello, Anthon Castillo, Steven L7 Cavanas, Darren Cecena, Eddie Cervantas, Janey Chacon, Gilbert Chavez, jesse Chesire, Charrie Clayton, Gary A, Cleveland, Jenni Cook, Michael M 1 ' ' ,W-f Cook, Steve 'I . f . , Corona, Phillip ll I ' fr 'A 6 Correa, Mario ll I 7-4 I Il I !5'1f4i'- A I ll I I I fl I 5 I sg I file? Cortez, Rosanna 1 M I , 1 up cosio, David ' l ll ' ' J 4- Cota, Annette . ll 1 I if, 4, A J, 3 I l . I 7 I la . ' ' !4n:1:.!.?-+'if?:1Ff.c'-A Rene Bridge chews on an apple while watching the cheerleaders perform at a rally. U9 1- H fn! I ' ne x ,I f ,ef ' vw i . Cv, Cox, Tamara Darling, Richard w Darnell, Penny Daudet, Karen Davila, Nora Deason, Robin DeChambeau, Jon DeLack, Katherine' Del Carlo, Traci Del Curto, Andre DeLos Santos, Bea i 'Q , LK ' 1 x 'U' X ., if afar Del Real, Raul Del Real, Steve DeWitt, Joe Diaz, Carmen Dias, John Diaz, Tony Doan, Tari Doty , Matthew Duarte, Maria Dunn, David Egger, Katherine Escajeda, Del Re al, Anthonyi xx we S: C' fu . sl 4. 2 W. I ,JG- '15 gm Q-. 1 f . ,... ,afq 1 , - 1 s, 4 1 ij, i 2 .- 1 D we ,, 1 2 1: I ' ' W... .5 ZS G5 Escaj eda, Edward K ff Espinoza , Frances ,1- .--'ff' ,DW Www Espinoza, lrma 111 -. . x. gs Fancher, Geneva if? Fancher , Patrick Fernandez, Estela .. Il mn in ill 1 I Ruben Garza hangs in there. Freshmen 83 . .- G35 , fa' , QD-ki,- 1 55' 84 Freshmen Figueroa, Carlos Flook, Kimberly Flores, Beatrice Flores, Gloria Flores , Rosalinda Flores, Victor Franklin, Dale Freitas, Manuel Frusetta, Bob Gaboni, Greg Gaboni, Salena Gallegos, Teadora Galvan, Gilberto Garcia, Della Garcia, Diana Garcia, Manuel Garza, Reuben Gay, Randy Gila, Chris Gilbert , Scott Godoy , Angie Gomez, Amalia Gonzales, Carol Gonzalez, Edwin Gonzalez, Jose Gonzalez, Kelly Gonzalez, Rafael W ,.., , , Y ,, .K iv' ,V t .. , A ,, 'K Q ,,,, MW. W V A: Gonzalez, Susana 2713 - . H' Gonzalez: Victor :lfmli r -0, Goularte, Alan L ,- ,gi z . 1 f YW ' -3 fr V fl fl, 379- wif? l 5 f f Y -Ji ,ff f . is xi x. ,4-gq?x 1 I I ' W. 'N' l a l l ' X, i f lil' 5 X nf ,, ,.. , A Our Freshmen float brought in high honors with a second place award. ,- 4 YI ' 3 N5 My 4 'RTF Q:-4 xl I A xeqf gn Goularte, Amy Goularte, Pati Greco, Debra Guevara, Kelly G 4, 3' . . f 6 Gutierrez, Elizabet Gutierrez, Ismael My ig Gutierrez, Ray My , 4 'Q if Guzman, Socorro fi Al, J, Hagins, Casey VJ' Q, Hailstone, Melani all ' F' Hall, Cathy Q I Harlan, Kimber-lv fl ' 1 J I5 X K Harlan, Kenneth Haro, Cynthia Hassler, .lane Hawkins, Debora Hernandez, Gracie - Jr- ,vfyfwz V . P J if Nyc 5, A 'f 1 i if l fl ,wi .in 'N 1 XM Pm i . 51. 55.577 ef Hernandez, Sylvia Hernandez, Yolanda A Herrera, Thelma Sk Higgins, Heidi ' 55 . f Q f .i, ,L lg .A Hodges, Michael 6-D V' . f ' Hom, David C- Q, Hornback, Kevin My L' 2: Aw: ,- KA .4 .' A f ' X53 f I-Iuerta, Salvador , is Hughes, Tami - 1 ' ., - I-I1u'tadO, Cindy vw Q g -+4 K V u ' C' r,na rf' '- 'L it f ' ' V, Husbeck, Bruce Hyman, Sheilah , ,.. ' K + Imbronone, Melissa X 2 i K. '- . Freshmen 85 at .. t L- ,,E,, ff' Y, ,f W a I A Iackson, Maurice V I 4 Iames, Thomas Z X ' '5 Iardali, Omaima 'V' v u G' I i Iensen, Nancy L- ' o ,AL A L johns, Dennis 'Q' ' L '. Johnson, Douglas Ni 13 'V X as L 1 kv!! fr A a ,U .f lllf K , L Kamimoto, Howarf Keller, Kenneth Kelley, Donald my f Kerby, Darin fl? Knoll, Lisa ' fp Kowaki, Eugene , ' 'rc LaCasa, Mark J, LaPorte, Kathleen . Large, Margylou 57,1 Ayaf Larson, Allen Larson, Cathy Lavin, Kerry H Lemos, Edward i 'l Leyva, Philip ?'Y Lindley, Mikel ' Lomanto, Michael Lopez, Alberto ' 4' Lopez, Rosario Salena Gaboni and Holly Lotz talk about the birds and the bees. 86 Freshmen Lotz , Hollie Lucero, Barbara Marcus, joe Mares, joseph Mares, Sherry Marquez, Richard Q 9 , A A , K , V . 5' Martin, Sheryl Martinez, Alfonso Martinez, Luis Martinez, Elda Martinez, Esther Martinez, Jacquelyne Martinez, jesse Martinez, Monica Martinez, Regina Matthews, Starla Matas, Irene Medeiros, Lidia Medina, Gregory x 0 Medina, Nickolas V Medina, Suzanne 1 N S Melcher , Fred Mendez, Jose '57 F' Miquel, Michael Lg Miller, Steven Melchor, Maria Melvin, Denise 5x 'V W5 4-5 n ' 6 5.4 A v -' .lf . -rw S A Miranda , Christine Miranda , Ram on g,igMwM,, K...-fi, , L, MW L 1 . , V, H f f, 1 'lv J R 1 ,ws Q WX f N5 .sbf X A Moore , Susan Mora , juan Mower, Marshall Morales , Dianna McAbee, Colleen McDaniel, Ricky McDermott, John McKibbin, David ' Narez, Rosemary Nichols, William Nichols, Saint Nissen, Charles Nissen, james Nunez, Deborah Nunes, Leland Nyland, Paula Nyland, Sandra Ochoa, Peter O'Conne1l, Patrick le 'K ,I 88 Freshmen Oliveira , Filom ena Elaine Kuney complains about short freshmen guys to Heidi Higgins ie , -A If as f 'T w- M nge' f X f f'4Lf:f..,1 I if Q ,f Orlando, Roberta Orosco, Cynthia Ortiz, Enrique che co , jose Padilla , Ruben Pan-a , Arm ida W ,rss ' if X .. Q -1 5' 'Vs Pa 4, J sf ,- an xx wr -A I. -J' x ff . 'N ' i 'G5 ' ,f- Xu Parades, Carmen Puthda, Carlos M . Partida , Rosalie Pasillas, Lupe Pastor, Claudine Patino, Henry A Pena, Maria Perez, Daniel Perez, Frankie Perreira, Gilbert Ferreira, Steve Perry, Timothy Peterson, Henry Petri, Robert Pfeiffer, Joey Pfeiffer, Michele Pivetti , Karen Pollard, Lorraine Ponce, Esther Porteur, Colette Pride, Shannon Don't say those things! , announces Becky Villegrana to Frankie Sandova -gr 1'- 'S' s cv ! X 7 .i Ah Prieto, Robert Quinones , Ernest Rafferty , Ben Ramirez, Manuel Ramirez, Maria Rangel, Pedro Rautmann, Jeff Raym er , Colleen Reyas, Miguel Reid, Bonnie Reyes, Alfred Reyes, Angila Reza, Susan Rianda, Mary Rianda, Ross Ritter, Cheryl Ritter, Dale Roascio, Ryan Robbins, Lance Robinson, Ronald Rodriquez, Irma Rodriguez, jesse Casey Hagins demonstrates how to catch a football. l ff , in W5 Rosdriquez, Rosa Rodgers , Michael R05 as, Elij o Rorrer, Billie Rose, Carol Ann Rosales, Arnulfo Rowe , A1 Rowe , Raina Ruiz, Leticia Ruiz, Linda M. Ruiz, Raymond Ruth JOY Ruvalcaba, jerry Saenz, Anthony Sackett, Gregg Salcido, Edward Sallee, Bonnie Sanchez, Danny Sanchez, james San chez, james Sanchez, Paul Sandoval, Frankie Santillon, Rudy Scagliotti, Tim Scarlett, Cynthia Sellen, Patricia ' -12 s I! tn 4 1, 6,1 ,Qs A Yr. ' x vt, 59 E T' 'av .I . .s- Freshmen 91 li Shields, james Silva, Marian V Silva, Patti , Sims, Ray X I Simmovich, Den ' N ' -1 Siggleton, james lei' ' Slibsager, Keith 'V - Smith, Tina 6' Snake, Stefan ' Solis, David ., ' Sondgrath, Rich I if ' I 9 , Solis S lv'a , ' V 1 X4 X z , .6 '3 x ' - 4 ' - - lr f f I Sotelo, Herman Springer, Darla Stone, Kimberly 3' Straza, Christina Swope, Darrell Sullivan, Sean Sum aya , Irvina Sum aya , Louise 'Vi ' M Syrna , Margaret Talbot, Elizabeth Tavares, Ellen Tehad.n..,Joe Tejeda, Ramon Teshima, Mark Thompson, Marti Tobias, Charlie Tomasini, David Torres, Andrew Ah come on your always picking on us, exclaims the freshmen at a basketball rally. 92 Freshmen Torres, John Trij illo, Armando Trujillo, Robert Tsztoo, Gary Vais, Theresa Valderrama , Marg Valencia, Leonard Vallejo, Craig Vanek, jerry Vargas, Cecilia Varg as , Manuel Velasco, Albert Velho, joseph M. Villagrana, Becky Villegas, Elsie Waymire, Terri Wedekind, Michael Wilcox, David B. Wilcox, Trent Williams, Brian Wubbels, Paul Wynn, Gordon Yamacka, Joni York, Virgil f M 3.34 A, Zanella, Danny Ban-uelos, Pedro Canales, jesse Cervantez, Eddie Chapa, Carlos Delgado, Debbie '57 Kathleen LaPorte licks her lips as she watches the basketball players. , ,, ?L,7.i,,yV 4- 3,2 .,,,.,:,,,,,,r:l?w,V., 3,5 My U 4' fb , , N 9 , , 'ar Q 2? C fv.-, :. iw Freshmen 93 Fernandez, Lisa - Fortenbury, Thomas c if '. , , , qv rx -.. Harwell, Roy Hurtado, Jesus Jimenez, Sammy Juarez, Olga King, Janette King, Kelly Our class president, Ron Bravo, converses with Leland Nunes and Greg Gaboni. S I Mendolla , Larry Orozco, Ce ciho Prado, David Prato, Robert Rodriguez, Ruben Sec ow - Carol Gonzales, Elsie Villegas, Carol Carpenter, Traci De1Carlo,Marti Thompson Our Freshmen Class Council. First R ond Row - Robert Cruz, Ron Bravo, Gary Tsztoo, Keith Slibsager. W bio -.A.o'o oi ka Q., vo ko ,SQ ' :rits A 4- , 4,--.-,L 5 I 94 Freshmen ctivities Freshmen Reception Flmshine Saturday. Football 'Homecoming - Baler Barnyard. Homecoming Queen Carol Rianda. Homecoming floats - seniors first, freshmen second, Juniors third, and sophomores fourth. Winter Ball - Christmas at Home. Basketball Homecoming Queen Teri Rianda. Barn Dance Queen Lee Ann Gomes. -QA '19 7 5 4 S Tir-e- L..-I W1n or lose, ra1n or shine, our cheerleaders were there to encourage our mxghty Balers to try thexr best These spirit- generators played little s1ster to the players by g1ving them snacks and little d I anonornously . --'Sn , ' .- '-.sn K . . If you happened to pass a cheerleader in the hall, you may not be too impressed by their present state of emotion, but, when Fridays roll around, that effervescent energy just can't be held back any longer! That vibrant, bouyant energy becomes so extreme that the only way to work it off is by Jumping, screaming, yelling, and kicking. They seem inexhaustibleg , .Mg i f 1 2 ' C ax , . .9 . , , ,. ,. , - V- .-Af - ,v ., -. ff- -- 'Maw .4 A -. 0, . ,ha ' f Q -s X .- --mms.. fir---.,...b-1,,sfwx' . fn... - , Nw rn- .- '- -v-' V .,- ,... -, -..Q .. . . - -1- N' . .. H f-ang.. - , . f.,-- ' mf' ,igsr-MMI-n,,' 45,4 I 5, ,thx , .hh :avr 2' Y . , 9' -- 'f '- 1 N-f 1 . 1 ., , , ,.. , N A W x .a', - ,tw A',,..' par.. V rvwjm. 4, .My . .gfgw Vx. tr , x V aqui, Y at ks . . YCQQ -:.,,' - H.: if ,A ,g ,. .J M-, .yi-,. .X-rt -x -.M '- T Q 'K-- - , - V, . -V ,V 'xx v .. n' ' '.. 2 341. ' wi. -43--' '- '.,,:' 'ii-QM. 2. YL - or X:-4-34,4 v s, ,- .,, gf' ,- .xr,-.gr A, ff-4 pr 9.,.s,. . 5- .'.-'24-hg. , ,+,., 'ie 1 -, V :fs X- lr. , N-.fzd'f4' as-'rr JJ me. T ', . -'2,f. ' ,1 Th-, .N 1 13.--1.-af-.w.v, wggg- - -.9 X - VY ' Y' -'fl' .--VTHW' fm ' Q' .X 555- v 'PM -ii' yr - -- . ' W X f-my s. - -K ..,.f. - ,- ef. A ,4 , 1' -, 4 1. '7 .'.1-af ?'M,4,,, ---Ag--l--. q.- I 1,1 . X. - I h M. . I Lower left: j.V. Cheerleadersg Head: Debbie Orosco, Patty McAbee, Teri Scarlett, and not pictured - Susie Hagins. Lis Heidi Baltz and Teri Polanco. Bottom left: Varsity Cheerleaders Head: Irene Okita, Kim Postigo, Karen Carillo, Dolores Sanchez, and Amy Hudson. Lower center: Frosh Cheerleadersg Head: Collette Porteur, Liz Talbot, and Cindy Hurtado. 22B Patty Sandoval takes off at the Backwards Rally. Lower right: Pom Pon Cirlsg Head: Diana Regentz, Kim Christensen, Danette Freitas, Patricia Sandoval and Maryann Talbot. Bottom right: Susie Hagins wonders why they are left out of theRal1y. They don't look that bad. Or do they? D 5,4 5--' '.g . Cheerleaders 97 Homecoming chall-:ed up two firsts for Hollister in 1974. The first was cable TV coverage of all the week's activities, the second was the annual rally held at Dunne Park. Kicking off a week of spirit, sparkle and vitality was Animal Dress-up Day. Tuesday brought Old Fashioned Day with a variety of costumes ranging from early Pioneer to late 5O's. With Wednesday came Clash Day including awide assortment of colors and impressions. lvl? , l.,,x' fm' Lad 1. ' 4 li eq it L L i 3:5 ' r if si '-' , X . fi why 3 -X f,5.:,5 ,4 Q 5' 'if . 5 23,3 'i1?5?' ., vii ' 511 . i 7332, , 98 Homecoming SADDUI RY Thursday brought Halloween and Class Color Day, with Frosh in n , Sophs in ye llow, juniors in blue , and Seniors in black. Tradition ruled Friday with Red and Wh Spirit Day and the parade through town after school. With Rite the Dust, Spartans as their theme, Seniors placed first float competition and the week was closed with Carol Rianda reigning as Homecoming Queen. Q tiff- M OOD '1lllllaa ...vw .,.,.,.W,N-A-xM - ,,,..,,. 5 . l ite in Lower left: Al Goularte led the parade as the Grand Marshall. center: Passing a football was one of the lunchtime activities Bottom left: Tears of joy are shed by Carol Rianda as she was Leonso Espinosa and Dario Casarino were involved in. Lower announced Queen. Lower center: A major let down was when right: Baler mascot Heidi Baltz trots down main street. Bottom our Varsity bowed to Gonzales during the final game. Bottom right: Campus Sweethearts Irma Garza and Greg Alnas relive the 5O's. 'NN i fav . I 1 1 ' K X , if , r V . :yi V: ,W , gill-,. 1 Vi I0:5iT?7'3' . ,V ,b A x- A AA N A565 42 ' K gi U b' 'I . ' f A A z N W' Hom ecom ing 99 4 ?... ff . 1 ,vm , ' 513251 . X 5 4 5 f i ls i . ' Q xii! 'PR Q ' G4 . 'fe .315 v Q . v W P. 'C vi-', ' W 4:7 - I 4. 4 :fi 3 ,yL.f..:avi:', glgtfinr :fait f in 3 f 'iiw Xa 'J 7 I, 1 , , xf-5.1 d , Q,-f . s 41. 4 , Q w 4, 4 2 9 fq 1. ask Q I Yi? 1 I Q ,jfzl ,sir . g 4 - YN N V0 4. l KIA Q Hrlzazvh :E M gk Y ,ff -we ll 3 ', f I infix KL, W , : a Z, - Q k ':y ' 's Rf 1 -- :np , , ,- Lower left: Sophomores and Student Council greeted incoming Freshmen at the Freshmen Reception. Bottom left: Highlighting the evening was when Santa announced Bill Samuelson and Dolores Sanchez as King and Queen of the Winter Ball. Lower center: Danny Carrillo escorts Sherry Mares to their coronation as they are crowned King .K---f and Queen of the Freshmen Reception. Bottom center: What an exciting evening Cindy Lotz, Ahmad Maadharini, and Lee Ann Gomes had at the Winter Ball! ! ?! ! Lower right: Shirly Vierra and Albert Torres cuddle up at the Freshmen Reception. Bottom right: It was Christmas at home as the Windy Owl played its enchanting music at the Winter Ball. .JTX Winter B311 101 March! That magical month in which the first week is de- voted entirely to BARN DANCEg the biggest and bestest dance learn to fight off the -Queen contestants during brunch who of the year. Imagine walking down Baler Alley to eat your practically mug you to buy their cookies, burritos and french bre: lunch and right between your peanut butter on rye and because the one who earns the most money for F.F.A. will be ' crowned Queen at the dance. By the way, Lee Ann Gomes made Hostess D I ' g , you gee 3 bathtub roll by! And the most bucks and was crowned at midnight. During this terrifif tromp through the gym barrel races and cowboy-chasers oakie- with a name like Godfather , you begin to wonder Whyit took stomped to the Pozo Riverbottom Band who played the sounds of first place in the tub races! During the month of February you C1'edeHCe and Doobie BF0fh6I'S- .ls 'M SRX. .ii 'Y Ji: r V' xr- 11 PM-'N ,. .,,,m, A 1-4.-is 4- . wg- , ., c I 1 Q 9 1 102 Barn Dance Lower left: Robert Gomez tries earnestly to nose out his opponent joe Velho on the bathtub races. Lower center QQ: Jeff Galindo strikes a pose for the girl he wants to dance with! Bottom left: Carol Lavagnino smashes the roof of the car with one mighty blow. Bottom center: Peggy Westbrook shows off her wild cowgirl dancing skills at the Barn Dance. Lower center right: Tired cowboys and cowgirls rest during one of Pozo River Bottom Band's breaks. Lower right: FFA president Ralph Riand dances with newly crowned Lee Ann Gomes during the Queen's dance. Bottom right: Mary Talbot, Monica Nyland, Robin Rianda, Denise Dooling, and Yvonne Alarcon show off their legs to the photographer at the Barn Dance . Q Q iw., x -...xr 1 K . iff -p ' QW, 5 Q t xx '--if ' .' v j L x K L..-Q, X Xa' .fx X f ,. f' e 1 X . Q K Barn Dance 103 You people are not getting your picture assignments to the photographers! May I remind you that absolutely no pictures will be taken after March l2! Iosefa will you S h U t - U p ! I can't concentrate! What are you doing here, you don't belong here, would you please remove yourself from these premisses! If you happened to make the mistake of walking into lIl -'- Yearbook class 7th period, you would probably hear something similar to this being screamed. Besides the fact that people were getting on other Peop1e's nerves, night meetings were held because nothing was getting done, people checking out and not meeting deadling until the very last possible minute, besides all this, it finally got done! Whew! What a relief! Idon't see how Carol, the editor, could put up with us! Ji.. I 5 S 4 p E 2 1 O4 Ye arb ook 'x 2 Lower left: Carol Rianda - editorg Sandi Vaccarezza and Alice McKnight - Sophomore sectiongLower center: Ellen and Cindi Scarlett - Frosh section: Center: Mike Conley, Kevin Warren, Valerie Valdez, and Diane Flores - Sportsg Bottom center: Kendra Vaccarezza and Roseann Lomanto - Senior section: Lower: Denise Rogers - junior sectiong Center: Aseneth vi'-v .1 , ,K yan' my su Rodriquez, Patty Sandoval, josefa Warren, and Roxanne Roberts Club section: Bottom right: Pablo Balancio and Chandler Briggs Center right: Yvonne Alarcon and Susie Hagins - Divisions: Right: Laura Carpenter - Copy. ! gui Q1 I v '. I ,af J,-1 ,w Ye arbook 1 05 Photographers: Lower right: Vera Alnas and Irma Garza - Typistg A student initiated form of government was administered this year by the Student Council. Under the determined leadership of President Doug Doan, the members have taken interest in sponsoring the Freshman Reception, organizing the assemblies, and planning the new area. A change enacted by the council provided guest passes lor football homecoming dance. In the future, guests up to the age of 23 years will be admitted to this dance instead of the previously set 19 years limit. The group 's main efforts were concentrated in contouring the soil ,planting the lawn and generally, preparing the park project for use as soon as possible . - 4 is - T 'ief d i ' vi ' B M y '45 , W- 5,4411 . Wd .: j cf ,rf fit L' i ' .. .' V' ' .f ' sm, pei. t, , 1 9 ., ..l, . M , ef . Mkt' Q, In ..... 'gif lava I .V 'igi ' ff R -it X Xt, 106 Student Council Hgh' gg: Y. li-'Q Lower left: President Doug Doan rests proudly at the Freshman Reception sponsored by the Council. Bottom' left: As you can see, Teri Rianda is always active at Student Council meetings. Lower center: Ray Tsztoo and Bruce Anderson, uptown on another gazebo excursion. Bottom center: Student Council is always on top of things. Center: Aha, you're right, realizes Theresa Lavagnino as she points her finger at President Doan. Lower QQL: Four S.C. females take an intermission at the Freshman Reception. Bottom right: STUDENT COUNCIL: First Rowg Martha Tobias, Commissioner of Junior Classy S Bruce Anderson Robert Cruz, Commissioner of Freshman Classg Doug Doan, Presidentg G Theresa Lavagnino, Commissioner of Girls' League Third Row: Diana Regentz, Commissioner of Publicityg Tim Byers, Commissioner ofABSg Teri Rianda, Commissioner of Programs and Social Affairsg Ray Tsztoo, Commissioner of Inter-Club Relationsg Paul Bishop, Commissioner of Senior Classg Teri Polanco, Commissioner of SOph0m0re Classy Mil-ce Slibsager, Commissioner of Athleticsg Vice President. Second Row: Carol Rianda, Secretaryg , .,gr.. ,tt be K v f-4 .K if - gang - ri 5 4 f' 3 lv QPSK-v4kn.v.h ' ir ,G ,LL i ell! 1 , l ..-.xibe-ol YF Student Council 107 Lower left: A.F.S. exchange student, Peter Olsen, and band member Ruben Landeros eye the treats at a football concession Lower center: juan Chapa and Ralph Yanez throw eggs during a homecoming activity. Below left: Alfonso Diaz takes a picture during photography class. Below center: Rick Lewis portrays Dracula. Bottom left: Officers are Fred Ayala is treasurer, Gary Skubal is secretary, Raul Vasquez is president, and Tim Byers is vice-president. . ,, , ,zf.:gg12gQQfqzg?: 'lifffff ,, - -1 Our liberated females weren't as active this years as in other years but whatever they under took, they managed to pull off with sparkle, shine, and a lot of class! The Winter Ball was an example of their With Christmas at Home this year, all that was needed was that woman's touch. 90+ QL L 'ytwiz ',,, arm, 2: touch to make it a success 2 An assembly was held in March featuring, a skit put on by seniors, a trio of gymnasts from Gilroy and the traditional Girls Leage song. On May 9, the enjoyable Senior Mothers Tea delighted the audience ,. The theme was Sunrise,Sunset and chairman for the occasion was Denise Rogers, Vice President of Girls League. I n 5 F.. E1 we ' 17 2 110 Girl's League +- '-. we Y Lower left: Evelyn Garcia shows her new pm-se to Dina week. Bottom center: Here comes Linda Daudet distributing Blanco. Center left: Now what could Danette Freitas be the Balef NeW5PaPef- Center 1'i9ht2 Carol and Aseneth fall laughing at? Bottom left: Jeanette Carrillo holds open house asleep as Audrey 192519198 011- Lower Fight: Irma Rodfiquel at her locker. Lower center: Baler girls are rolled-up and Watches the P0m'P0n Qifls ate-3 1'9-11Y- Bottom fi9ht: Patti ready to step out en'boogie, dLu'ing football homecoming Olds and Tammy Maddox PIHV me1'fY'90'f0und with the Pele ,,,,..v4' ilk 1 ! N . Q M. were A 2-Af. Ae? O Girl s League 111 Denise Melvin is suddenly struck with a brilliant idea of what to draw. Bottom left: Frankie Sandoval demonstrates his drawing ability, when showing fellow students a blank piece Of PaPe1'- Lower fight? Studenls work intensively on The Art Club has The members are imaginative, creative, talented, and most of all artistic. The Art Club is Lmder the advisership of Ms. Clark who inspires many of the club members. The clubs creations can be seen their f-lm-Wi-T195 and Pai-mil-995' 51923-fELf,E1l? Marsha in the main hall display case, and always catch the eye of by - Stewalt and Cindy Bowman ma-U3-96 to Work 011 their passe,-5, papermache tmtles and gossip at the same time. Bottom right: No, this is not a student, but a wire Lower left: Margarite Duran and Diana Torres work on sculpture of a body made by Bonnie Ried, Cassie decorative felt banners to hang on the wall. Left center: Egger, and Lan-y Vierra, lo, dx We nl C K ty! L, , Wmgzz ,Q .J , f, Q ' f was fa-fe Ki?l1i,?ia U1-dffr?fw4i '3 M To-.uf umm: ws: Q .VM B 15 . g 'H' i ., ,f ,, msgz weave! ,f itlhvi Q1 , , , W M .1 , I . fgiri' fu 4-U-5' 'Q ., Q73 112 Art Club Under Mr. Van Gerpen's Leadership, Sierra Club has climbed the heights! Besides Kevin Clark being hit by a car, Mr. Van Gerpen's car getting bumped about 3 or 4 times, and the near snow-in at Norden Lodge, the club made it through the year. Members of this organization listened to a slide-lecture on , snowshoed at the Norden Lodge area, and backpacked in Yosemite National Park. It has been a fun filled year for these active students. Lower left: Kathrine Carpenter eyes the orange her sister Carol eats at the meeting. Left center: After a long hike in Yosemit our tired and successful coleagues take time to rest. Bottom: Worn out but still cheerful, our Sierra Club members build a comforting fire. Lower right: Kevin Clark laughs at the idea of ever resuming the hike again. Right center: At Clair Tapaan Lodge, these daring souls are brave in the snow and freezing weather. 1 sow-fl' N I S ' T'w'. 'AK ',w2QT ' n .l'1452ia9Y 7 :. 4-'ff fi-A y nf' g ,V 'lqgixs ' tb' X A, 1 ff lfliffiar' or --- A.-f.'.2 -I , ,,.l ,JA .,,,w,mQ'g:,. il x r , 4. L' :Qs Sierra Club 113 The purpose of the American Field Service is to give students the opportunity to study in other countries. reminded Students Of E I n h n This year our two exchange students are Peter from G1-eenhnd and Ahmed from Lebanon, and during the Weeks A.F.S. held their traditional boutonniere and corsage of Feb- 24 to Mal-Ch 7, S'B.I.U'H.S' hosted Apsers- sale on valentines Day, their Progessive Dinner during Lendis from Greece and Lisa from Denmark whose glasses exehange Week: and for the first time held H fashivn Show -s ,,:f1,1,:,,.i ',1f9ntS1Xe ' , we H'v- ' , , 4 ff,',l::v-iff, , 4 .- Y tzgiunynan, ,mg ' ' ' x N i .. . , ., N . --, .yd 1 .at -,, ,,,, . u 4' .4 ' . ., ,',,'vn 1 ' ' fm .,:4,A ,n QHJM: fu, , ,. 4 sr, ..Q' .f i , , A. wh,,..,,, M vt., :fx t...:,j,g gl.. Q. -X H. ' -321 ,X ' . , 4 N ,.i,,y3 H 1 ...fn V H . Q - ,, . -...!1,.J .5 gf .4 ' '-'v'.' A' ' - .g-vi.-x.j.v '.w v'R Q .l1 j1'irf'j 2212, ,..-5r..w.1vt,l ,fre gum, , 5:-.u .w:,tp HKU, ,,, '- ...usxx . .UM 1 ,,,. .4-.Q Unk s', N 'mn fy: 'grgzi x' -' ' 'i X s I iisi f Q'. x-1 5 ,Kylix 114 A.F.S. Lower left: At an A.F.S. meeting, Ahmen graciously strikes a pose. Left center: Carol Pollard displays the apple she's munching on at an A.F.S. luncheon meeting. Bottom left: Ahmed and Peter, our two foreign exchange students, take time to give a smile while discussing some deep subjects. -I-fit: Here we have Ahmed modeling for the A.F.S. Fashion attended Kip Doo1ing's speech about the unusual year he spent in New Zealand. Right: Ahmed shows his strength and interests. Center: Trisha Hoyle and Renee Smith are two of om' A.F.S. officers. Lower right: Peter stops for a coffee break. Right center: A.F.S. members decide that a meeting at lunch won't be a success without something to eat. Bottom Show held at Rancho San Justo. Bottom center: Many people right: Wonder what Peter finds amusing now? X ': '. 1' 1 ' . 9 'x EQZETE7 . 0 .'. lA' at V M veg A.F.S.115V -1 'x Bl l tx 4 t .x XX .Q .I lax 1 K M, u Xt ' a :ix Ji x - , wi ,anis ,, E, L I F ' , 'll K , V' Q 'R 'k ' I f., 'f, E Ex S: E ll i 'X M -fag f lf 'N A ,A N A , -ww ' 1 ' Q- R 1 'Y , gf A Q ' :K W W Q, Q P A I N 'KKK v X I x 5 L , ,Q lx l A Q ' Y 1 f Q 58 Q lt ' xl la i K W x Xt O' l Ns v il .- f 'YN 5' 9-u X' w W 3 .Lf-v, a, ..... H g 1 0 xg ' 1 1 F , Q: K v K 1 X . -ra L ' I 4 In Q PQ 1 ir+Qi:g'a ' .ff A 2 s ggi' ': I . '1 Q1-5LkF?.ibv. X -. I R H ,L I x 4 fi l , B v V A Qu, . r E' 4 ' ' ,' , , C1 , - Q '5 A fffx as f51 3 'rf5 Xfuiai B 0 x W J ' .1 .l V , . . V . 4- , I 3 Q 1 . ku M VU H .wiv M up nu 4. u:'2.,., ,l ww: v x F A-U ,,,,Z..Tj', fag 1' Www, 1 ,. , we rf'-'sf Af' ' A' ' jx 1. N .ai Y 'A , I .01 J , Qi .rf ' E IQ ' F. .. Ji .01 Ve, I 4' Ill 5 , 1 M I 4 NX a J , , J' l .+A 'i 's .L 9 F' 4 'n' 1 R , Q, I: X 'ann '41 EL i un if Q S 'iff-Q n . Y ,xl .Ai 'i ?e44,'Qg'i 5 - 52.1, I 'A , ,, ' x 'X -,. . :ft wr' WY' l I A 1 'K HM J N- v I A 'A' K iixiik N ? I 0 .' , gp 'Q 1.4. 1 A ' f x 32 ' . ,v, , I. One of the biggest and most talented groups here at Hollister High is the Band. These music makers have intertained us at football games, rallies, parades and the Horse Show. This year the Band was involved in entering a float in the Homecoming parade, sponsoring an after game dance, and having a dance in the middle of the San Francisco Bay. A was hired from the Red and White fleet in San Francisco, and a band was hired for the occasion. Some of the major event the band has participated in are th East-West Shrine game at Stanford , St. Patrick's Day Parad in San Francisco, the California Rodeo Big Week Parade in Salinas, the San Juan Rodeo Parade and the Vaquero Day's Parade. . R' W W' f 'ff' ' V 5 J, ff 1 Q 118 Band Lower left: julie Vierra, Aseneth Rodriquez, Doreen Blaine, Michelle Damian, Patrice Knaack, Marta White, Carol Rianda, Julie Doherty, Sandy Cembellin, Helena Arboleya deisplay the new shields. Bottom left: Drill team members under captain Dee Dee Magme make the Block H formation Lower right: Straight lines are essential to a superior band performance. Bottom light :The Band float won second place in the Club Float Division. p QE 1 p . . g f Q ,N 3 , R Q . jg, , ,, 'fmulvf' - J? Band 119 Janice Alosi, Mark Alstad, Doug Anderson, Alex Angulo, Cecilia Arboleya, Pablo Balancio, Glenn Baumgartner, Marcie Blankenship, Eric Bouchard, Rene Bridge, Rick Burch, Martiel Butcher, Tim Byers, Mike Casteneda, Destry Cavanas, Charrie Cheshire, Kim Christensen, Tony Castello, Albert Coleman, Penny Darnell, Traci DelCarlo, Rob Deyarmin, Doug Doan, David Dunn, Eddie Escamilla, Geneva Fancher, Debbie Fata, Charlie Ferchau, Rolf Y Ferchau, Greg Fish, Alvin Flores, Gary Franco, Salena Gaboni, Gilbert Galcan, Mike Garza, Molly Gomez, Rafael Gonzales, Tom Hatton, Mike Hodges, Mark Holte, Trisha Hoyle, Phil Jenkins, Sam Jimenez, Dan Johnston, Howard Kamimoto, Norman Kamimoto, Kenneth Keller, Kevin Klein, Patrice Knaack, Ruben Lander-os, Cathy Larson, Mary Pat Larson, Hollie Lotz, Rick Lewis, Tammy Maddox, Jay Magure, Maurene Marentis, Peggy Markham Q6 -4' 120 Band Tr N , ',.a','W c- Xl, -Atfxf 1 Af , -iff. 'f4'1Lv'wffv ,us . . Lux, I li' Brian Quinn,Anthony Saenz, Hector Sanchez, Tim Joe Martinez, Monica Martinez, Raul Martinez, Staela Scagliotti, David Slibsager, Keith Slibsager, Kathy Matthews, Tom McCullough, Antero Medeirm, Nancy Stewart, David Stull, Sean Sullivan, Donny Swanson, Mota, Marshall Mower, Steve Ober, Steve Oerman, Bobby Ellen Tavares, Teri Terasaki, Marti Thompson, Karen Orlando, Francie Percival, Danny Perez, Audrey Pickard, Thorpe, Mickey Thorpe, Robert Thysell, Charlie Tobias, Debbie Pierce, Teri Polanco, Esther Ponce, Bill Powell, Martha Tobias, julie Vieira, Cindi Villa, Terri Waymire, Virgie Pulido, Mary Margaret Rianda, Paul Robie, Peter Mike Wedekind, Marta White, jim Willaman, Jeri Williams Robie, Lance Robbins, Leslie Rogers, David Ruppert, Mark Woolston, Mark Ybarra, Mike Ybarra, Paul Young. . ...,.-rf, , -P me T S if ,, .A ., , .,,, L V . 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A A A -b- r s r-4.,.,1 9 -'kxww ,vvf-' .4 W , , T T. fr it M ... Q. wow' lr 4 S s ':+...1f-1 ' is was W ' P i 4 .T ex., ,g, ' 'I -N, 'sh vp, Y r , , - im- 5 K 1:51. - . Q V- 'L :Yah L, ,ah 4, A . k,,g.f:, v V, 1 f- . xx. 7 ' -fs5 x5 7J ..',,?N5:'s.'.' ' 1851 KA - ' ' 5 LriW :- - ' af-..4..fa' hm' . '- ' - --mi 4 '- Band 1 21 Lower left: Drum mai or Mark Ybarra. Lower right: The Basin Street Prepband. Leslie Rogers, Raul Martinez, Mary Balancio, Mary Margaret Rianda, Marci Blankenshipg Bottom Pat Lai-son, Cindy Villa, Mark Holte, Mike Cagfaneda, Martha The prepband performing at the rallies. Bottom right: Pablo Tobias , Glenn Baumgarter, Terri Polnco, Kevin Klein, Ane Balancio late as usual, tries to catch up while Mark Ybarra, Anterg Mederigs, Tgm Mcguliough, Mark Yba,-ra, pab10 Antero Mederios, Mike Y'barra and the band marches on. 'W Mix! fix? 122 Band : Antero Mediros, Robert Thysell, and Mike Ybarra donate their lunch time to practicing. Lower right: Strenuous hours of playing and marching are a part of the duties you must perform to be loyal to the San Benito Band. Bottom right: Some of the stage band crew are, Standing: Bobbie Orlando, Seated on the ground: Kim Christiansen, and Patrice Knaak. On diving board: Martha Tobias, Alex Angulo, Bill Powell, Mike Ybarra, Doug Anderson, Eric Bouchard, Robert Thysell. A 7. ' I . I f , Oz.. 7 51 , i,.q,, my r -,.,1,w.,f, . A, -., V 3.1 ., .,, wwf.. f M- n' ,J .3 . ' ,,,..-- .-..,,.4-miami A we Band 123 ra , , ,f ,- .r 'r I 163 V? S 9 .ii f i 59 1 1 J ' if 32 A ,p I W' V .. lr ' ' 4' Y 5' E' ff' 5 ff' f A 1: ff , , gg l 5 L 2 , 54 5 , .4J. -J l ,cv F ' iqpi' I - Q'L- . Ei? 1 ,, 'V ,,,' W , ' ,g 4 fegvw, 'Lv ,Q ' f riff! ,Yr , , my ' ri 5' 4 ,Q ,ff i- - ' 35 ' if v iw if L4 Q. If -'fr l uw sg. ..:. in Rf' , V x 5, my A 4' ' I QV It Y I i I 4' w -X' b' fwg-5:33 Q 59 ' ,, 'y 5 Qu I if 44. 1 3 f U :RTN a VT 5 973' . bf., 1' L g, ,Wvm,W1, ' I' f'a 9m:- 19 5- ww 1 2: v. 'Hi' W m, Z Y V Q 1 za , g np' , ex- , 1 I Top left: Tom Strickland, Ken Watson, Chris Galindo, Ron Vaccarezza, Pet Holcomb, Craig Pierce, Ralph Rianda, Mike Donkey Basketball Game. : Third year agri Perales, FFA members. Bottom left: Nick Velho tries to culture student, Terry Gansberger, takes time to rest Wlth keep the ball away from Block H'er Rick Harris during the IOC NHV9-l'1'0 du-Ying the COUHW fair- 1 128 F.F.A. .BQEE Ken Mindonca, C1999 Gamer, Bonturi, Tony Valdez, Bob Breslauerg Seated: Rick Miranda, James Wiufss L9-ITY Tibbs, Mike Bravo, John MCD0113-ld: Peter Doug Williams, jesse Bossi, Rick Molina, Mike Dotyg Kneeling: Martinez: Ten'Y Gansbefgefs Mike Wubbelss Curt Mitchell? Jim Strickland, Tom Arballo, jsse Garcia. Lower right: FFA Middle row: Tony Agredano Frank Brown Ga Ab Gre 0 1 YY Yv 99 float won first prize in the club float section suring Homecoming ' . 3 ' ii, 0 ,T f1Vs,:Q'vy. is Tfm? . 1 if 'ff-??lW1Tx7 ' + D - N 9' ' 'VJ W, ' 4 :iff-:H'a , 'sly' if Yog, nib ij if 5 13- 1 1 i 'fi' -v I . .- -T l X51 . . ig Y. :' - , qferrf X l 3- 'lq'g Y, - rx, 2 '. 3, -up , 34 ,' V' Q l E '1 . 1 . c Q f t ' . If Q '. ' , 'v?vl.,,?ggi1X l ' L k .4-V 'I igrf 7 a, V . ' . ,, .W . 4 -' - . f !m1:,P i.Z': F .EATHEQ Baek row: Gilbert Chacon, joe Tehada, jeffGa1indo, Mike Calasopa, David Wilcox, John Amelio, Bob Frusetta. Est T: Francisco Escajeda, john Sanchez, Fred Melcher, Mike Castaneda, Patrick O'Connel1, David Recht, Greg Gaboni, A1 Rowe, Ross Rianda, Eddie Lemos, John McDermott, Next row: Dale Franklin, Paul Wubbels, james Shields, Heidi Higgins, Teri Doan, Kelly King, Amy Hudson, joey Pfeiffer, Dennis johns, james Sanchez, Darin Kerby, Cindi Hicks, Mike joseph Velho, Trudi Balz, Sheryl Martin, Christine Miranda, Robin Rianda, Hiedi Balz, Charles Nissen, Allen Larson, he -I 1-. M 130 F.F.A. Lindley, Richard Songroth, Chris Gila, Eddie Anrusg Front row: CSF members who are called the of the school are Lower left: Doug Anderson discusses with Paul Young while Doug really hard working students. How do you get into this seclusive Doan countemplates a scheme . Lower right: President joe Herbert club? Good grades, good grades, good grades, and more good maintains a high grade point average throughout high school. grades. Besides working grades they are busy selling home made Bottom center and right: A lunch time meeting was called to raviolis to raise money for their trip to San Francisco. discuss the annual trip to San Francisco. C.S.F. 131 The fall was high-1ighred by the drama department's produc- 5 add I eg to the California cold-Rush. with these tion of um in u iter. This economical satire about kid- 49'e5 came paint Your Wagon, Lee Marvin would be pygud 113-PPi1'19 and Tamsom m0neY Was VBYY fu1mY and done Well- of our young thespians QThat means actors, for the great Job Then, when spring came prospectors ridiing b I a Zi n g they did. W f v ,gf V 1' V . 5 I . ., 3 f . I 132 Drama Lower left: Bob Bailey makes-up Steve Markham's face for the play. Bottom left: Steve Markham leaves the drama Carol Pollard warms Vicki Mondo of impending danger while club members to the north star. Lower center: Shame on jay Magure shivers with fear. Lower right: Mike Yanez, Denise you, says the drama club members to Steve Markham and Dooling, and Debbie Pierce wave to the invisible camera Molly I-Iassler. Bottom center left: Debbie Fata and Bill Bottom right: Oscar protrayed by Wally Williams is up to his Libby embrace with love and devotion. Bottom center right: arms in trouble . fi fi 21 4 2 - . I V q- l ' z ,, Q. X 1 . 'f Qi X , : g 1 L12 ' r, I , 1 , 4 K 1 N . - V . f v - 1 .fl ' A s 'a . ' K . . . . ' 1,3-'. - L 13. ,' 44' J ,I A rg. I 1 1 w Drama 133 Girls will be girls and where do girls end up? Vtfhy of course, like the boys, out on the baseball fields, in the , out in the swimming pool, and on the volleyball, basketball, and tennis Com-tg, The Girls Athletic Association nas participated in all of these mikey '- qv 2-...-19' 4 i m..,. , . K- .: - , 5' 1?Li,gfw1 s M '12 w.,,t,,Qf., -, vs Q L, ww-ff I. , l '?J.f 1.34 G.A .A. Lower left: Mrs. Vosbrink lectures the girls on how to be good athletes. Bottom left: Sandi Vaccarezza demonstrates the bunny together as a team. Right: Elaine Valasco shows her fellow hop. Left: Looks like the girls tempers are over heating 'while opponent a few dance steps. Lower right: Sandi and Rosalie they fight over the ball. Bottom center left: G.A,A. girls show how the game of tennis is supposed to be played. Bottom at a afterschool picnic. Lower center: C-.A.A. grils work right: G.A.A. girls show their fancy foot work. mrs ...Th -213' Qi?-V1-' ' A- HJ . 3t'2'S,H ' 4, f G.A.A. 135 If you happen to walk by room M-1 after school on Mondays , Rally club is responsible for organizing and participating in Homecoming week activities and getting rallies together. and you hear C nlg and yelling, chances are, you've Dming football season, the Rally club officexs and the cheerleaders played little sisters to the football players heard one of the more exciting rally club meetings. bY 9iVin9 them li'-T19 9000595- 54 xl G H' All 136 Rally s --U f.. '- M.. X Q -:ig v 1 f, Mig? fp 'fafwt K I rg 'W 3.1 5 nv 1 fw va.. :if 39 ,, L W ,u-.rv 1 Qxgf '. .2 'gf +2 Sx ' 'S i 0 Q -f ' f, 3. Vi 'f,,g,Qf, xg . 5 Y f, Q, F F' Nw fi 'I w .. X 7 ,, If ' Nh , , igaf' VWQ, k 4, a,?,, , jj fl f ' W lik- ' M f 'L ' 3 f , l , M, ,,,, ,V X ., 1- 3 'ff ' f , - 9- V ' . 4. It ' V lf r 2 4-fk I - 1 -' ' - 55 1 N117 , 32, 5 Y -. ' V 1 -i . W . .,,. -- , f ,V 1 s 7' A 1 x V: 1 K W 1 ! X X A , .-J f I .ya 2 gym' A x f f nl' , -f A1 ,- I I ,,l K Even though winter took a while getting started, that didn't keep the ski club from the slopes. When there was no snow, 0 9 the snow-bunnies night trip to Yosemite and Badger Pass. During the exciting enthusiasm was kept alive by the ski movies shown at meet- weekend, the night-life consisted of riding the sheetle buses ings, all night, ice skating and having a snowball fight with The event that all mogul-bashers looked to was the over- Watsonville high SCh001- ?'i i Ii' ' S - 1 X4 ivy, .41 M 'Qi 'fwmsw-ig, , , ' in ffWhw'wfssw,:.fwefppmmmnqnnwwvw.,. V g-.wwildw '- - .... mmf X A Vi ,,,,,..-nunnvl' ,,,..4-Jlvl' 1 ,,. .w 138 Ski Lower left: Skiers find out that theres nothing like a bumpy ride home to ease the discomforts of the day. Bottom left: After a hectic day on the snow joe Herbert cautiously finds his way to the lodge. Center left: Chandler Briggs in motion, down the runway. Lower center:Ski Club Advisor, Mr. Dunn, 6 Af 4, ' inn.--e f X2 leads his snow bunnies to the heights. Center right: joe Navaro watches his footwork at Dodge Ridge. Lower right With skies removed and skates fastened, the Schuss Boomers take to the ice. Bottom right: Mis. Hall feels the pains of ice skating and decides she better stick to skiing. W ,-,,1, ,..f .H , ,- ...K ' .S-+-..- ,..,, ' Ski 139 Hola Paco, iQue tal? For some of us this is all the Spanish ? Everything in this Club! This year we'1l ever know, thanks to Mr. Popowski's 7th grade Spanish class. But, on the other hand, the members of Club Estudiantil thel' have been Vefl' active in P1anHi119 their Cinco de MaY0 can not only speak Spanish, but they learn about the cultures Program- They also Went on 9' field tfiP to Covell College and and Customes of Mexico. entered a car in the homecoming parade. , .i V9 n f9 ' , l J -W-Ns ggi'-v .. ,Mm-.-..... 7 I ....,.. .,, , Q., . - 1.3 X 140 Estudiantil Tomas 0935 ghyly listens to what Mr, Hoover and Marina. center: Mrs. Harwell teaches basic dance skills to members of the are talking about. Bottom left: Club members take a break club. Lower right: One of the club Extudiantil helpers leads the way visiting at Covell college. Lower center: Estudiantil members as they enter the college. Bottom right: Tina Polo tries out some ne off their spanish costumes in the homecoming parade. Bottom steps for Cinco de Mayo with her partner. .AS Estudiantil 141 A .HM was-V ., .4 ' W 'Mg 142 F.T.A. W4 if Ulm? ,..-vi . 'WUIBW' 1 One of the prolects of the Future Homemakers was selling cook bool-cs. Patti Olds, the president, had to move away so plans for Ofelia Barrios, historian, Karen Olds, treasurer, Patti Olds, presi many activities were not completed. Another responsibility of the club was to keep their bulletin board filled with information of interesting pro-lects and activities. dent, Tammy Guttierez, incharge of publicity, Sandra Libby, par limentariang Janice McDonald, vice -president. Lower left The members of the F.H.A. club gathers around for another meeting Bottom right: President Patti Olds speaks while Mrs. Carter, the Bottom left: Officers of F.H.A. are Rosalie Balancio, secretary, advisor, takes notes. O 1 P ' 1 P 5' .5 js i ,Ng -:Tie . ,fqgnl f 1 -ET l l - T 'g' fteafx , . ' ' ., , VK 4 K ' W h 7 4: --r fy l YTTV 1 ' 1 I 3 l l A Y l l I ' lt I if ,4 ,V af . 4-1' M, , 5, ' wif.- x JH . F.H.A. 1-I3 When I asked a member what the International Relations Club was all about, he told me it was an educational experience. The main goal of the club is to represent different countries in a Model United Nations. , ..l...,. Each year the club goes to Berkely for three days to participat in the committee meetings and the general assembly. Some students visited alumni at U.Cz B. while Others ran aroimd S Francisco catching the h of the bi9 CRY- ,.,.,x Ldv ,M 'vc Mir pwuaaw 5' I , e a+as1xes,o2t?wf 3 it 'rn 144 I. R.C. ower ri ht: The New Zealand delegation prepares to leave for preparation for the Berkeley trip. Left: I. R.C. night meetings are erkeleyg Bottom center: Mary Pat, Bob, and Steve really enjOyed informative and interesting. Lower center: Trisha Hoyle waits while inner at the Sea Wolf! Steve Markham, head delegate, and club advisors register for rooms. Bottom left: With such distinuished raig Paxton listen to proposals in general assembly. BOUOID right: students as these, it's no wonder the New Zealand presentation was a ill Libby Celebrated his birthday While on an I. R.C. eXCl11'SiOI1. success! Center: Molly Hassler and Kathryn Carpenter discuss the :ower left: The model U.N. delegates really used their talents in problem of nuclear waste disposal. 40 ' K X fx: X- ,,r. ' ff, Q , fr It 4. I.R.C.145 I vi? If you are interested in electricity, mechanics or any- thing vocational, Industrial Arts is the club to join. Lower left: The creative members of the INDUSTRLAL ARTS club work on a special project. Lower right: What do we With the mo they have earned from selling do next? Bill Lasseter asked his fellow members. The members of the Iniustrial Arts are Julian Trujillo, Nelson small pronects , the club has spent a day skiing at Dodge Egger, Bill Stewart, Bill Lasseter, Bill Coons, Jim Felice, Ridge. Plans for next year include sponsoring a football Jeff Brashear, Gary George, Donny Perrien, and Mark concession. Collison. I QF' so 146 Industrial Arts Interact club traditionally put on the Turkey Trot and this years was one of the best. The last past years Interact has been a club only for boys but this year girls ,lOll'1ECl. Rod Key is the loyal president and Mr. Alvarez advisor. Bottom left: Interact members listen intently to their president 35 AFWL '-1-1-in AJ' Rod Key. Bottom right: Interact member always show up on the day the club member's pictures are taken. Lower right: Carol Rianda and Doug Doan get a little carried away at the annual Turkey Trott. Lower left: Wayne Shingai is more interested in his apple than what Rod Key , the president, has to say ---....,,f ,qi , 5 f :WY .M - . . , I-'gill A-l'.m.v.:.: 'I Y- e-'Tx gt-, 'h NW. Wa., Interact 14 7 Although they have only held a few meetings, the Health Club has accomplished a lot. This year they have had a guest speaker on multiple -sclerosis and have collected for the AMS fund drive. During the spring the group plans to visit a hospital to C h k -O u t. labs and they would also like to visit a rehibilitation center in Oakland- Also on the agenda is a trip to Fort Ord with a stop at the beach in Carmel. Lower left: Health Advisor, Mrs. Eyerman, demonstrates medical equipment on Denise Stull. Lower right: Mrs. Eyerman and fellow officers pose for their pictures. Bottom left: Health club advisor, Mrs. Eyerman, and members Debbie Goularte, Nora Caetano, Roxa Roberts, Karen Stewart, and Denise Stull. Bottom right: Girls listen intensily to instruction about health. .X-off' L. 148 Health Club ., . aw ,QA , 1' W .1 -.-..-.-1' L ' YQ-V. ,--J . ., Mk, ., in-95 . T. -- 1.- ffix'Eg?i.r,i..- . gy .,., g .- qv, pf , , b 'xx N X 5? Q 5, X . ji'34.m-W5 4 ' ' i .. M 1, Q xk' y , Nun A . X l'-as if- F 1 ,I 'H as NL .xi ll 1 IU: V Q f ' N , f xiii' Af ' Nfr V 4-5, , fhiif v . ,',,:,f Lim' 1 L - tl B t3'l 4 , Q7 K' 1 x Z I 3 t X . X j?'2eQfL,4 J WM M I A fs:-qu fix W QM as 5.5 5 Q 3,3 , 1 , , W! Sclen Lower left: Craig Paxton, one of the many writers of the Baler staff, and Marie Felice, who is in charge of layouts and also a great writer, discuss the paper with writer and photographer, Ralph Jaime. Bottom left: Vikki Mondo, writer and circul- ater, glances up just in time to get into the picture with Bob Bailey, news and feature writer, and Bill Libby, writer and circulater. Lower right: Cindi Mattos, news and feature writer and advertising manager, Linda Daudet, take time from their work to pose for a picture. Center right: Steve Markham smiles proudly as the 1975 editor of the Baler. Bottom right Tom Johnson and Joe Herbert make up the news and sports section of the Baler. MNX , .Tl X i Z XF' Q f fu ' l - I ,. Qld ' s . lx! J 3 Qrrlmilglrtr 'Z ,S it ' F' , i' fl V M .. rip-ml? f'-i 1 , 150 Baler vas, A if . , ff-'.2+f' 4 I J if 5. xl i' 1 ,Wi Q. 3 '1 T4 f Qjz xi . 571 ' :Qi K X 3 Q fXxigg,f,,,:1Pe 4, X ,. ,.V,. as.-gazing J'-fffi,'E:72L' ifevafn : 1 A , f 1 ii wrga-isiiaffagxfd - 1 Ti 1 I 4 it I fm s 4 . 3 Nove mbcr - December - Fe bruary - February - February H Football Homecoming Varsity Basketball team wins first in Los Banos Tournament . Freshmen Basketball team co-champs. A11 MTAL wrestlers - Antone Piccetti Casarez. Soccer Team wins championship. and Eddie --........1...,.. ,mnmqw E l T? I i 4 1 1 4 4' H 4-1 The Varsity team had an overall record of three wins and seven losses. This year's varsity, although getting off to a slow start in the beginning of the season, tied for 4th place in the Mission Trails Athletic League competition. The varsity undoubtly had their best game against the King City Mustangs whose only other loss was to the Gonzales Spar- tans who took ist place in the league. The team will have 18 seniors leaving them and should have 12 return- ing lettermen for next year's varsity, Varsity players congratulate each other after a tough ball- game . N.,-..e-..4,, ,,,,,- ,MA Above: Head coach Mike Robostelli angrily discusses the referees Opposite bottom: Ball carrier Rick Harris prepares to straight arm his opponent as jeff Glass Q74j gets ready to block for him . BELOW: First Row- Coach Charles Gansen , Leonso Espinosa, Ralph Rianda, Duane Cashion, Ieff Glass, Greg Gonzales, Mark Perry , Ben Agbayani, Coach Tim Shellito. Second Row - Juan Chapa, Mike Slibsager, David Slibsager, Bo Mattson, Dario Casarino, Terry Shrnidt, Kerry Maroney, Phil Larios, Ken Wattson. OPPOSITE TOP: First Row - Coach Bill Toledo, Tim Maddox, Rick Harris, Hugo Rodrigues, Ralph Yanez, Robert Gomez, John Sanchez, Raul Bossi, Phil Jenkins, Back Row - Bill Samuelson, Robert DeVincenzi, Rick Darrel, Peter Tishema, A1 Diaz, Pat Ferria, Mike Damian, Rod Key, Ed Harrison, Coach Corriea. K' it 152 varsity Football- -I li? 'F Sagta Clara ,ff- 1 o M f Y wv' z x I-A 'F Live Oak Gilroy King City Carmel Marello Prep Pacific Grove o les f, 'vi W ' - X , f . , Palma Denotes Non-lea . yfwf , em M 4 -O ff if W i V, we w Lfffv V Jig? ' Llkg ii , L? Ps 4 3 g I 199 --'L A x Nw V l 1 ,,,V 51 1 IL- f H The graduating seniors are the following: First Row: Phil Larios- offensive center, Bruce Haynes Downmang offensive guard, Mike Damian-cornerback, john Glass-linebacker, Ken WatsonP1acekicker5 cornerback. Second row: Rick Hart - running backg defensive back, Alfonso Diaz-linebackergguard, ' juan Chapa-defensive end, Hugo Rodriguez- nosemang Dick Darnell-offensive 4 guard, Raul Bossi-corner, Greg Gonzales- tackle, defensive end, Robert Gomez-corner, place holder, Eddie Harrison-defensive back. Fourth row: Mike Slibsager-quarterback, Bill Samue1sonLdefensive back. , , 'A 1 'yy' 4' ,H-- ' n ' 4 Seniors Phil Larios and Al Diaz rej oice after a Baler victory, 154 varsity Football g Q ,v 'C , ,M I l .. I A . f 4 n as ...--- W i Mw,'- if EMR i f ,NN 'X 'N S3 O 'The smooth stride of Leonso Espinosa enables him to make cut upfield. Right: Rick Harris looks ahead for more running after he breaks a tackle. Below. The offensive backs and front line holds of Carmel defenders to give quarterback Mike some good pass protection. Oppoie bottom: Duane gets a good strong hold on his foe as he tries to bring him K 1' 6 . rf '1 4' ll 1 -X791 ffl v -g-' .L A in Wes. 1 ,7,, as - ,.-.-,t R . 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FOOTBALL SCORES 'I' Santa Clara r 0 'F Live Oak . 6 if Gilroy L 6 King City , i 7 Carmel A 21 Marello Prep 0 Pacific Grove 22 'Gonzales 6 Palma y 16 Q W 'I' Denote Non-league Ganges S, T Magik' Q as Y V, Hollis' 14 28 28 18 '18 zales Spartans by a mere 18 to 6 score. The junior Varsity has mostly sophomores which means that their will still be young talent on next yea.r's team. . The team undoubtely showed good hard work throughout the year. Coach Bill Toledo is looking forward to an even better team in the future . BELOW: Fi'st Row- Mil-ce Lawrence, Steve Coons, Albert Diaz, Mark Alstad, Manuel Rodrigues. Second Row - Mitch Gonzales, Jose Chapa, Jim Rau, Richard Ponce, Antone Picchetti, Tony Weitz, Richard Goularte. Third Row - Coach Bill Toledo, Manuel Perrien, Larry Williams, Del Castro, Mark johnson, Doug Anderson, Stuart Russell, Tony Agredano, Tim Silva. OPPOSITE TOP: First Row - Rick Gonzales, Jim Willaman, Ray Castro, Mil-ce Medina, Alex, Angulo, Wayne Shingai, joe Zuniga, Second Row - Mike Bozzo, Gerry Martinez, Manuel lnfante, julian Ramirez, Joe Rodrigues, Matt Oates, Sonny Marron. Third Row - Mike Cabrera, Mike Garza, David Stull, Chris Burns, Freddy Ruiz, Leo Sandoval, Albert Torres, Scott I-Iushbeck, Mario Salinas. 158 junior Varsity Football X If F ,Z 5. ., ., Q. Qs,L, if A ,... fax? , x M 4 , 'P J ' -,.. fktgyf , 6:-' 43 57341 qu. U I2 s 8 . The Freshmen team had a rough year according to their record, Qtwo - six - onej, but they never gave up and, con- sequently, were never really out of any game until the final gun. This was a team whose record was nOt a good indication of their ability or spirit. The out- come for this year's freshmen was a total of fifty players, who were unfortunately lacking in average weight and size. Our congratulations to coach Molina for doing a fine job with what he had. Above top: Halfback Danny Carrillo runs toward the camera after a substantial gain. Opposite bottom right: Casey Hagins and Tom Mares are shown here doing some fine pass blocking for quarterback Eddie Cecena. Opposite bottom left: Rasario Lopez U31 leaps high in the air for another caught pass by the mighty Frosh, as Eddie Lemos stands by. BELOW: First Row - Manager Sean Sullivan, Mike Brunham, Howard Kamimoto Robert Alarcon, Ruben Padilla, Maurice Jackson, Reuben Garza, Ron Bravo. Second Row - Shannon Pride, Derra1lSwope, Fred Melcher, Greg Gaboni, Davin McKibbin, joe Tehada, Casey Hagins, Rosario Lopez. Third Row - Coach Ron Molina, Craig Vallejo, Roy Sims, John McDermott, Paul Sanchez, David Horn, Gilbert Chacon, Bob Cruz, Ross Rianda, Tom Mares. OPPOSITE TOP: First Row - Gilbert Alnas, Mike Lindley, Kelley Gonzales, Danny Carrillo, Eddie Lemos , Charles Tobias, Darren Cavanas. Second Row - Eugene Kowaki, Bob Frussetta, Nick Medina, Bruce Husbeck, Mark Teshima, Jim Sanchez, Enrique Ortiz, Peter Ochoa, Third Row - Leland Nunes, Carlos Partida, Eddie Cecena, Ismael Gutierrez, joe Marcus, Chris Peterson, Alan Goularte, Manager Hilllip Bishop. 160 Frosh Football 4:viff22rf:i 9'5 X ' A lg 1 ' B . N ,lf .L', I s wg! Y , , Y' ' ' if- ' 4, M751 77 - 1 R., f ' iv 4, ,, , l 6 .wi iv ,s 5 1 ' PE' ,ff .W I.. '.' x, sy: 5, U f JJ' , 'ai' 4-.. V X ffTf!?E..11 3' ',u 6- . ' r Wi. I ,fu ' 33' 2 'a '53 , gg , Y N +x ig! ' 4 is M XM? 5 A 4 '-and l 4-' 9 I ri' PM r, Yo ,gf . ,r is 55 . CA ffv in I'- Varsiify Basketball Scores Q ,M g ' Salinas 4 St. Franci if Palma 2' King City Harbor North Sali i Watsonvil Ceres L4 M Liv ingston V Los Banos R. LLS. ' ' ' Pacific Grove Carmel Marello Prep Gonzales Palma King City is Gonggles if Pacific Groves Marello Prep -7 f Q Carmel '- Palma s P, , fl' Denotes nondgtfjpe ame , I L OT - over time. 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After losing to them a few weeks prior their victory. The Hayseeds carried a squad of 15 players lnving 12 of them being sophomores and 3 juniors, returning letter- men. The teams hard work and determination in their practices enable the team to gradually get better as the season went by. Because of this year's Freshmen- MTAL championship and the large nimiber of sophomores the J.V. 's should look talented next year. 'Righg Richard Goularte dashes down the court. Opposite Top: Mitch Gabriel gains control of the ball. -Opposite Botto-nl: Believe it or not! Mario Salinas made this under-handed flip- shot against his Carmel defender. -Opposite Bottom Right: Play maker Don Perrien pumps once to fake out his opponent. BELOW: First Row: Mario Salinas, Matt Oates, Richard Mike Canez, Manuel Rodrigues, David Singleton, Don Perrieng Back Row: Coach Shellito, Gus Stafford, Stuart Russell, Shawn Kurt Lanning, Roy Saenz, Mitch Gabriel, Manuel Perrien, Doug Anderson, joe Flores. 42 166 J . V . Basketball 1, 1 .. ' .gy li 1 4,-mm-.y x Wx, f sae exif' Fi L ', ig., Tfif?'vv,Q?s.,waliS3i,.!f.,t:,. Q 5 . -mm was Q3 un- it b 1, it -+- vu 1 x 1' ,K A v 11 .5 Q 2 . f.'1 -.,Q:,':k I ' x uf' . Lu Q X . ,+,-5. .,.f.. 'l3f 'bl 91 , ,Inf 'gi-ii ' ,-Z, if Q. - + Q, ,..,fw.e J, gp X If-gr . 4- QA YGJJ 5 J, 5 3 ff f '4' P I 5 2 7 L-4 A VJ The Freshmen were Co-champs of the Mission Trails Athletic League competition. This year's squad showed excellent hustle and good spirit throughout the year. The percentage from the floor and the free -throw was very good compared to any other team around. Eddie Cecena was high point man for the squad. Coach John Becera hopes for another successful season next year. sf f 'Q f if ' 'iii s + ,t s as ss v ,M , , .5 ,I 9, fag, I Q, ,Y A AQPX 3.-rj., J, H., sfrw. , , r fx-. A? 5' 4 A Y fi l p - 'tif h .. 3 4 .. . ,N my X ' K ' x ' . .V 1 - fi, ' ,, ,, 'Q 1353 Y' 5 we 3 , , M it Q ,M l s f E F r if 2 p .L 1 .4 was .- ,, r ,M t ., ,Q-iff-?'!' Above: Eddie Cecena pulls up for his six foot .ILU1'1PCI'. Below: Eddie Lemos, Conrado Acosta, Eddie Cecena, David Acosta, Ismael Gutierrez, jon Mike Miguel5Second Row: David Dufmw, Pat Fancher, Joe Marcus, Ross Rianda, Jesus Canales, Alfonso Martinez, Edwin Gonzales, John McDermitt and Coach John Becerra. 168 Freshmen Basketball 24, ll R Xing' BME? QIIIRS 4 vguf wg., vw ?', A Lfn MRS ming ' Burns mm mm g : fb 'QP . mm k - ' 's , 4 Q wh. in -' ik -. ' - ' Q - K ' -AW -. - I V . A M. Lf. xx A L' ' 3- ', A 'fl 'n'F w gg? Q2 nl 5 uf fy' .gm im. - ,L-QQ,-.V -Q .w . H. '4 ., , f ,5 3 ,V I ',. Ng, J My f J U, ' - imxllxf' , my W g N -, r 1. The Varsity team had an overall record of ten wins, eight losses and one tie. This year a total of ten play- ers placed in the MTAL finals out of 13 players. First team all MTAL players were Antone Piccetti, and Eddie Casarez. The second place MTAL players wer Sam Rameriz, Arnold Ballesteros, Ralph Yanez, Frank Orbueno, Alfred Martinez, Gib Casarez, Greg Gonzales, and Gilbert Maldo- nado. The Varsity wrestlers should still look strong for years to come . The team should have ten returning lettermen next year, and will be losing seniors, Mike Damian, Ralph Yanez, Greg Gonzales, Alfred Martinez, juan Chapa, and Cookie Martinez. Right: Cookie Martinez gets a good grasp on his Carmel opponent. llll,OlfV: First row: Gilbert Casarez, Ronny Bravo, Eddie Casarez, Frank Orebueno, George Torres, Alfred Matinez, Gllvert Maldonadog Second row: Coach Corriea, Sam 5 . Ramierz, Mike Damian, Ralph Yanez, Arnold Ballesteros, Antone Picchetti, Greg Gonzales. gX X 95 IOIIII2 l20l27l33l38l4Sl54Bl75 ,, 1 b r-... .,,,,,A: f-...., .. by, i ....,.,,z,,, , -ifggw .,., A. .QQ f,,,f ' L' N W H H ME .f ., ,. Viwg, 3 rl' ' 'C l 70 Varsity Wrestling ewan!! . 5 x NK n- V 1' s 4' G11roy 41 e 1'A1isa1 33 Spqqel 20 ,M y fi., I e 18 f fw v 30 Fff' M M , QQ., WML ! -t 61 .J 172554: 0 91 ' e 12 L ' .s e .nzales 35 2,11 rmel K 18 44 19501128165 A. . 37 14 alma W ' ' 4 61 fi s f' Denotes Non- ue Game , ,,. ':r'f,-, Q ak.. A in ' I Rf' iff: ,V 5 7 Z? ' 351477. L . 3 Qfifwmfm, , , wig - , Varsity Wrestling 1 -4-.4 WX X 172 Varsity!J.V. wrestling The Junior Varsity wrestlers took first place in the Mission Trails Athletic league competition. The I.V. 's had an overall record of an incredible 12 wins and only 4 losses. The team took a first tournament award and did quite spectacular throughout the year. Coach DeLay is looking forward toward the winning I.V. team next year and hopes to see good potential and ability as he had this 74 season. Below: Morris Stevens looks for a better hold on his opponent. Below left: Mike Damian gets ready for action Left: Antone Picchetti is breaking down his foe. This year's freshmen players were Tim Perry, Scott Gilbert, Bob Frusetta, Gilbert Alnas, Manuel Vargas, Gordon Wynn, Raul Del Real, Darren Cavanas, Mark Teshima, Danny Carrillo, David Horn, jesse Canales, Robert Cruz, and Ramon Tejhada. This year's Junior Varsity players were Bob DeVincenzi, Tim Silva, Robert Caserez, Rick Gonzales, Frank Bowman, Jose Chapa, Dale Swope, Richard Ponce, and Morris Stevens. X Wan s a J Wh! p f 1 -1 ,, Q , A N MN-.44 ww mfg ,iw Mzfffx 'f -W fffg-1 -1- W V The Varsity had a great season. Coach Chen. com- piled a 7-4-3 overall and 3-l-0 league record. The Baler Soccer Team who won the MTAL Championship could never have done it without the efforts of each and every player. Peter Olsen our Foreign Exchange Student from Greenland was named Most Valuable Player and scored the most goals, fourteen. Frank Orozco another able bodied team member scored twelve goals. The Junior Varsity team had an overall record of 3 wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. The dedication and organization of the team led them to a mediocre 74-75 season. The Junior Varsity players in league play compiled a lwin, 2 loss, and 6 ties record. It was not unusual to see the girls out their playing on the field. The LV. 's are looking forward to a better season next year. Opposite left: Peter Olson out hustles his Spartan opponent. Opposite far right: Balers show domination again. 174 Soccer ABOVE: First Row: Ruben Castillo, Elvira, Ortiz, Norma Bueno, Elena Urbina, Gonzalo Fermin. Second Row: Armando Marquez, Ahman Maadaran, Jose Pacheco, Henry Ortiz, Uxmel Gonzales, Joel Espinoza, Rudy Ureno BELOW: First Row: Joe Barrientos, Tony Diaz, Jose Sanchez, Frank Orozco, Ramon Mirar Second Row: Coach Chen, Eddie Benivedez, Martin Garza, Peter Olsen, Johnnie Gutierrez, Bert Quezada, Sergio Ruedas, Tomas Ogas, Fernando Gallegos -pi' lr ff A 3 ii' ..,-. ' I a. ,-4 47.5'1', an A ,-V, T .- V - v . T , 1 tt J I .11 fn ' 'lla' -ff M 2 Y, ,. ' f. A ' ii' -' 1' ' 2 . A f - ' ' , - L 4 if 3 w '. qw. .X k ' A I , ,A-ki ,. I - - , 04. .Y- 1 f ' .- -- ,yy 1 7 NF ,X suawvl' '- . - tw-f lWf.fW.if ,,,g,,. vw,, Q 31 V, ' Aww, 5' 9 tilt?-,.,3. - xfgtfff-wifi? wfffwf??w-f. ' , il' .W'54Sq:.' !1::, f, gf 1 ,ffl?,?ffYr3f,. - WA 4 .f, ,:.W.:u.:.,1w,v,'. . ' N:'W'ngff' Q Y p , s f sv , K , A 7 M Q N 'IA' - . ..4, 1,51 'rf N'1.A.. -,. A . I , 'I Yi' 5 W... ,V ' Sf, .1 9 5 ' whiff ' -- i .,,'..-,.. Adi.--.N BELOW: First Row: Phillip Bishop, Gary Tsztoo, Don Painter, Marshal Mower, Ruben Castillo , joe Floresg Second Row: jeff Beresini, Gary Skubal, Tim Byers, David Dunn, Tom Butterfield, Dennis Perry. AMA.. - UILAID A771- .D- Soccer and Tenms 175 Vx ,Eff Z 9 Eye if QW Y A., ,,6,f' f F' 3 ,X 'X w. ...f v ax! ,551 X!! f W-,V 5 1 '-Q., in jxff ' M, J-'Au-a-M-.pw,.,. , 0 ,M 'Q f 'b Y . , . f rf' .. mm M H' 'fs.1' ,ftQ,. 171555, 'P 9 'Q5f: 5 V- i 5 i.. Q 1i4?75 '? i '-5 I A 3 , , ,-,,.m,....5. 1 . in if 1'-1.-.-..- W af. Q 4 1. , Q N1 N3 ll! W5 fi Qt - fc iff' ' + ww ni .ix X 5 'ad ' 1, I ' LQ, E Q sq, ' 1 , A 4 J RW 0 G+ l ' . ' XY A iv F -K ir. I -. wv 7 1. Ra pr g 4, , H Wim 15 1' 2 5 'G ' L. l gl 1 ,Ri 1.4. 1. ' - ' ' M l I 1 U .xg . .fin A ' 9, ' . Q, KA A 3 .. L' Ax A : 35 I of Sv f' ' .117 A' fl 9 I M. Rr'-V f .. .Wx fi' w,, . The Varsity team since the beginning of the season looked forward towards a great season. This year's Var- sity has a strong 440 relay team and a good mile relay. The squad consists of some 25 track- sters and out of those people only 5 are leaving this year. They are: Mike Dunn, Leonso Espinosa, Eddie Harrison, Rob Dyarmin, and Roy Spencer. Coach Toledo and Coach Coombes and other assistant .coaches are working hard with their players in hope for a good season and better ones to come. BELOW: First row: Walter William Doug Anderson, jim Willamen, Duane Cashion, Robert Casarez, Sonny Marron, Leonso Espinosa, Bill Libby, Arnold Ballesterosg Second row: Richard Ponce, Robert DeVincenzi, Larry Tibbs, Warren Nolder, Hector Sanchez, Freddy Acosta, Alvara Hernan- dez, jim Fontes. Third row: Coach Toledo, Donny Presser, Mike Dunn, Tom Daudet, James Wilkes, joe Barrientos. 5: Right: Larry Tibbs and Leonso Espinosa . warm up before a meet. .. , ss Wav .. .r ,mms 178 Varsity Track s f aff' he Girls track team this year is under a new system. For the first time the girls are being run by their own individual coaches, Virginia Samuelson and Rene Porteruu Because of this more girls have come out for the team, and are becoming more enthused and spirited. The girls are looking for- ward to a good season and better ones to come. ',, BELOW: First row: Carol Carpenter, Manager Irene Mattas, Diane Webb, Tony Sandoval, Cindi Scarlett, Ri ht: Jim Fontes Second row: Renee Porteur, Penny Darnell, Tracy De1Carlo, Mary Margaret Rianda Kathy Spina, Teri Polanco, Different Shoed Wonder Rachael Hudson, Virginia Samuelson, Not Pictured: Geneva Fancher, Marti Thompson, Grace Soria, Sandi feels the thrill of victory. Patterson, Christina Sanchez, Vera Alnas, Diane Freitas, Jenifer Cleveland, Coleen Ramor, Loraine Pollard ' a Varsity Track 179 The Junior Varsity team have their spirits up for a good and fma track season. The Frosh!Soph team has been working extremely hard every day. Through the dedication and effort, some of the track- sters on the team should be able to improve the total performance of the team. Unfortu- nately the turnout for FroshfSoph players was not as high as would have been expected. Right: Antone Picchetti kicks back on the high jump. BELOW: First row: Mike Wedekind, james Singleton, Ruben Garza, Alex Angulo, Mark Alstad, Morris Stevens, Anthony DelReal, Gilbert Alnas, Ray Castro, David Tomasini, Second row: john Sanchez, Ray Ryan Roascio, Charlie Tobias, Mike Casteneda David Acosta, Nick Nichols, Brian Williams, Leland Nunes-,jesse Canales, Edwin Gonzales, David Cosio, Third row: Carlos Figuroa, john A. Sanchez, Gilbert Chacon, Nick Medina, Manuel Garcia, Keith Slibsager, Fred Agredano, Del Castro, Antone Piccetti, Mark johnson , Gabriel Barrientos, Albert Velasco, Randy Donally, Mike Ponce, Andy Torres, joe Teheda, Jesus Avila, and Assistant Coach Ray Casteneda. 180 Track The Frosh Soph shot-putters and discus throwers show signs of young talent. Under the supervision of Coach Bill Toledo the players are learning new tips and proper instruction of how to be a winner. Through a littlepractice and determination the shot putters should look very strong this season and the ones to come . Right: Mark johnson Frosh-Soph shot-putter needs a little work on his form. BELOW: First row: joe Teheda, john A. Sanchez, Ryan Roascio, Ray Castro, Leland Nunez, Carlos Figuroa, Second row: Edwin Gonzales, John Sanchez, Mark Johnson, Gilbert Alnas, Gabriel Barrientos, Manuel Garcia, Del Castro, Gilbert Chacon, Nick Medina, David Cosio. The Varsity team got off to a good strong hit- ting start. This years Varsity has been hard working and very deter- mined not to mention spirited. The team has plenty of talented players off last year's 2nd place Junior Varsity Team . Right: Mike Martinez, Mike Slibsager, Ralph Rianda, Frank Guerra, and Bruce Anderson. Middle row: Rodney Naka- moto, Dick Darnellg Bottom roy-xi: Darell Clayton and Richard Barrientos. BELOW: First row: Manager, Kurt Kemmer, Bruce Ander- son, Rodney Nakamoto, Darell Clayton, Albert Flores, Gilbert Cosio, Mike Martinez, Richard Barrientos, Arnulfo Gonzales, Second row: Ralph Rianda, Frank Guerra, Dick Darnell, Rick Rodriguez, Mike Slibsager, Dario Casa- rino, Darrell Swope, Pete Teshima, Steve Hammond, Steve Verissimo, and coach Mattson. rt f ft' we W f ea + aww! wise ,TJ il t V L Y V .L iff E 1-. , .Q - . A, -- ' S 182 Varsity Baseball N xxk ,N Xxx E ! I X 'iff sv X. 0. 1. ,K .u x J ' -bi ku' - cp rw ,' mg. ' 1 1 W 1l'1x - f '--., ,A I if ' 44' x QI JA ' R ' -o ww .fj Y v ,Q fm' 1 . .., v4? ' a 4 51 'lff fl fi qs, L-al ,YK32-A1 , 4 V4 V, ,fm-. - . ,- - V, '-1, H - 4 .J , MJ ,',,, f,,s .1 tip .if yi ' ' . t'-f 'iff A if I T I 3 ln 4- az A y kr' is ,. v t, ,l 1' ' l 1 Q' , . 1 T T . K . 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N4 , fi 1 , j ' 5 It ,J 4 -x Q an Y' Q 'T' ' i f fi f , Q. in 11 A I 1.--5. ...J wuswwssu 1 H--A .w - Q,W2DPB'.h!'1 z ' 166, . , 2 if, awww-amifwa 5 wmuuawa-el t , A far ggws nun W-as if fm ,Q 'Mfwffvxv .-X 1 fm' i N. vs.-,-A 4- hw V lv V, - by ,Q, ,-.4 ,,,3n,'J,-,g,.'.4,.v-ij., ' ' ,R 'Tuwgxz 2, My v w'?'w -,X. in tw 4,5--4 K tug ,,. r-,-- .ab LJ, Q Y 4f,..,,3.fg.v- M-.'3 ,f?'35f'F ,i:L.-if 3-Q fm- 3-A. 5.u.:5:uLu.'3e41i.a4ww-V. acuity September 1974 Office moving day. October 1974 Gordan Tibbs retires. October 1974 Faculty in service. June 1975 - Joe Parodi retires., y ,Q ' J ., X ' , ,.,f .,., f L f f a .. f ,W .. ,...,.,,-we f .Sf i L Q 1451 3 ,, 1, h ,A,, Administration The Administration has completed various projects such as resurfacing the area between the main building and the O'Donnell Gym, the girls locker room was re- modeled and the main building reconditioned. Other projects were the building of the diving pool, the Aq building, and the remodeling in the auitorium including new seats. Not only was remodeling done but new requirements for graduation were developed and passed by by the board. .fi if' ,lf a lpn! 'Q li-I-'L' Kenneth Casanega, District 188 Faculty Q wr, B Q4 if Y . IM ls my Vx. 1 ffl ' 15 , , - . Q A .h ., x . - , P U 1 1 v I ' ' 4 K I r mrilm If af . f lk l,l kr pwsm 6 ge k, in EE, 5 li if H 4' ' L M L . n 1 elim EEN? 1 qw X.- X u su lihatllifll 11 , . . 1 1 Wf if zammnf ' X r 2.- A x A I. I, N, 4 . 1 fy... su A ng- '. 1 Q fx ff f Q. Q, Qing X Li . Q f,f,,,,M f,e.i'!'f X I 'Sy .5 I ...-..Nk,.x:, I -1- ' I ,u :L I . A M , ,, ,. W K M X. N 1 X M., JAP' W X' .1 X. , . . ,f'w:'?S335'- ' ,S .,.:X .E W f ,LQ ,3 Social Science The goal of the Social Science Division is to foster in each student an understanding of the historical and cul- tural forces that have produced the world in which he lives and to prepare that student to face the challenges and responsibilities of a democratic society in a rapidly changing world. 69 4 John ssia Mr.Buchanan sets down the rules for his class. Below: Some work, some talk, others do both in Mr. Edwards Algebra class. xv ' iv.: af l john Becerra M211-fiCe COnn0r john Coombes Charles ECCICS Louise Hall C1Yde Homen Nancy Robinson Tim She lito Busy typists figure out space lines. Barbara Anderson Richard Cheshire Below: Mallory Alves and Mary Cabrera are diligently doing their accounting. Mary Reutter Kenneth Dilley 5 Myrna Saffarian Eddie Poole Mary Sherry r ...li r 'surf-' Nffrvcgi ,ff al Lin 3 su - .R 'K . W T . V, i ,, - Q 'LL f ,Q v mc Q, 7 ., r . wj' V . 'A A X 'B J,, .iti 5 V julie Cisarino G D91Ph C8Sfl'.0 V Q X ,trf J 1 'vt , s . A W V, , ,:-W h ' -----r L A ll l Reading Business if READING: Based on the expanded educational philosophy of today, the Reading Department has developed course content which endeavors to meet the learning needs of all ability and achievement levels of students within the Department. Knowing how to read is not enough. What is done with these skills is the challenge. A challenge which must be provided throughout the content areas. BUSINESS: The role of the Business Education Department at S,B.j.U.H.S. is to prepare students for job entry and prepare them academically for entrance to institutions of higher learning. The curri- culum offered in the Business department at S.B.J.U.H.S., we feel, ranks extremely high in meeting the needs of the students and preparing them for the future. Faculty 191 K, K E n g I I s h After a number of years of freedom of choice - to elect or not elect fundamental English courses - new graduation requirements in English has moved the English Division forward this year to ensure that all students will be exposed to literature, compositionmpeech and Cther language skills. Classes in English are primarily skills courses which give each student fundamentals necessary to communicate satisfactory in everyday life. ,w,,g,.v ABOVE Harold Allen jill Clark john Fields Carol Richardson RIGHT Michael Sullens Dean Twist Gary Van Gerpen An English class leisurely does their reading .. ABOVE: Aseneth Rodriguez concentrates on completing her yearbook layouts 192 Faculty ,Q X1 X , ., 1 A 'tar students ,WwSw' A ,wb 2? r . ... gf Q X at '- land Smifh 1 ctice s her m Fl' ,iv . : :V ' V we 'fwglr , ffm Science Man's intellect permits him to respond to his environment in many ways. lt is the goal of science and to mankind to collect information through observation, to organize this information, 1... look for regularities, and to communicate his findings to others. All science depends upon experiments and man's use of the information gained. Math The main goal of the math department is to teach math to students. This involves having different levels of math, since all students don't 1 have the same ability. The math classes range , from third grade arithmetic to computer program- ! ing and calculus. Denise Jensen and Denise Rodgers glance at each other questionally as Mr. Breslauer collects the papers. Below: .joe Herbert likes to spend his free time in the Chem Lab. Ben St. Louis Carl Blankenship A1 Correia William Chen Larry Edwards Kathy Spenser George Wong jose Zepeda 4 i i 194 Faculty fe 71' , :Q 5, Ja. i gk V, . . - Qu .nv afar -r Linda Barbin Elwood Ledford jeanne De Rosa Michael Robustelli Victoria Hanan Rachel Hudson leaps for the volleyball in Girls P.E. N We believe that Physical Education is becoming more To work toward developing a curriculum which will best important than ever, due to our increasing trend toward a utilize our facilities and teaching personnel to their greatest sedentany way of life. We also have more leisure time to advantage. To design a budget which will maintain and fill. Therefore, we hope to teach and encourage some support designated programs, and to represent the physical activities with carry over value which can be enj oyed as education department at various meetings. adults. In general, however, we will continue to stress To have every student participate in the physical education the importance of physical activity as a means to promote program that includes team and individual activities, rhythms, and maintain good health and body Conditioning as well aquatics, and physical fitness that will be beneficial in adult as an enjoyable pastime and relaxation from our daily work. life Or leisure time. 'Y .- u 5 r M Jess Skubal ' pf s .3-, Industrial Arts Industrial Education is the broad field of study designed to develope skills, attitudes, abilities, work habits, and appreciations, including information and knowledge needed by students to enter and success fully progress in employment. It is an integral part of the total program of Paula Nyla.-ci analyzes her floor plan in Mechanical Drawing. Qgjl-gy: Gary George busily works at the metal lathe. education and includes preparation lr such occupational endeavors as trade and industrial education, home economics and agricultural education. Art Solle 196 Faculty Larry Bechtold Stephen DeLay Charles Gansen Alv1s Granger C e rald K ane Eugene Parodi David We mp Diane Bates V. 1 ,jgfgggg Marilyn Carter D iiii 'f ski Jayne Chiclf ' i Steve Hailstone Jim I-ibbY Bill Toledo Sam Waldron Sara Fafferty helps Mr. Klein while if f I P69 Eyerm an Office C o u n s e I I n g The counseling and guidance de- partment aims to help the individual student help himself. The guidance program is meant to make positive contributions in promoting the best educational development of the student population of the school. Counceling Office . sl Q. Dick Lowry Larry Williams janet Perriera types in the I Faculty 197 5,--.. It i 'Q Ti ww W A l'X'W2'i s ms.X-ixsgw r '51, nf W '57'a 'K Q a.,,,,...,.v,r,1g.r...,.f, ,. A, jr? ,,,,fY N 'Tftf' .V ' . ' 1 ' Xxx 5 N X,-S A A-fSQ-. .4 ,.,swQ M x ' -' Custodians: First row: C. Jr. DeAnda, joe Parodi, Clarence I-Iolfester, Manuel Vierra, Carl Davis, Second row: jim White, john Ayera, Ed Ballesteros, Gerald Silva, jim Cottrell, Norman Robinson. Above: Bus Drivers: jess jones, Dorothy Gilbert, Dimiterf: jack, Nora Castro, Frances Barrett, Inez Ghezzi, Betty Diko, jean Ackerman. Faculty 199 f-x 'Q . jr Fran 1.60119-I'f1 Doris More j ohn julie Vigil Mary Spina Right: Carol Graves , I' Q A ' - , 'Jugz ,y, .-fm ' - ji-mf M V, X 1 A VIA ,W 4 A fast moving basketball game in Boy's 200 Faculty ' Q xv xi Y XA YA X, I ww mm , QF . , 964 .W I 7X U .. , ni I I tax X' 40 O. A E E- i A ,,,L E I .f: Z1'l 'T'T Qgf lg, f 9xg5fi': ip - ,V I 'efcyyrv I 1 If W. J y g f We Q 3 ,gg 7. I, J ,'- .N . 5 v ,Q 31 e 1 ' , wi Gi :men R 54 jfs MEA. I . if ,f A N , Q 'nazi - , fem: 1 - zieiv . 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V . . 1? is w . 1 Alves, Timothy 77, 177 107, 109, 120, 121, 149, 169 Benevidez, Medro 174 A A.B.S.,,l08 Abercombie, Pat 18, 102 Aby, Gary 52, 139 Ackerman, jean fMrs., 199 Acosta, Armando 64 Acosta, Conrado 80, 168 Acosta, David 80, 168, 180 Acosta, Frederico 64, 169, 178 Acosta, josie 52 Acosta, julie 80 Acosta, Olivia 22, 35 Acosta, Patricia 80 A.F.S.ll4, 115 Agbayani, Benny 52, 152, 155 Agreduno, Antonio 52, 130, 158 Agredzino, F1-ed 77. 230. 169. 180 Ainsworth, Robin 18 Alarcon, Robert 160 Alarcon, Yvonne 52, 59, 60, 103, 105 Allen, Harold jMr.1 132, 187, 199 Alnzls, Deborah 80 .'x11l11S, E1vir:1 18, 20. 22 35, 97. 100, 105 Alnas, Gilbert 80, 161, 180, 181 Alnas, Greg 26, 46, 99 Alonzo, Ruth 80 J Alonzo, Sally 18 Alosi, janice 52, 120, 121, 122 Alosi, Virgie QMrs.j 198 Alstad, Donna QMrs.j 120, 121, 201 Alstad, Mark 64, 122, 158, 180 Alvarado, Sue 52 Alvarez, Arleen 80 Alvarez, Frances 193 Alvarez, Isabel 64 Alvarez, Quina 80 Alvarez, Victor QDr.j 193 Alvarez, Virginia 80 Alves, Mallory 18, 191 Amelio, Catherine 80, 119 Amelio, john 80, 130 Anderson, Barbara 1Mrs.j 191 Anderson, Bruce 18, 22, 106, 107, 169, 182, 183, 189 Anderson, Doug 64, 120, 121, 123, 131. 158. 166, 178 Anderson, George 188 Andrade, Cathy 17, 18, 19, 20, 16, 110, 137 Andrade, joseph SO, 186 Andrade, Reynaldo 80 Andrade, Shirean 64, 73, 124 Andrus, Eddie 80, 130 Andrus, Nancy 21, 52, 124, 133 Angulo, Alex 64, 65, 101, 120, 121, 123, 159, 180 Angulo, joseph john 80 Angulo, Larry 18 Angulo, Manuel 1Mr.j 199 Arballo, Genevieve 52 Arballo, Tom 129 Arboleya, Cecilia 80, 120, 121 124 Arboleya, Helen 64, 119, Arboleya, Stella 18, 29, 35, 134 Arnold, Gary 80 Art Club 112 Arriaga, Beatriz 80 Arriaga, Rosa 80 Arroyo, Angela 52, 131 Arvizo, Barbara 52 Ary, Charles QMr.j 193 Arzie, William Earl 18 Ashe, Shely 64, 130 Avalos, Michael 19 Avendano, Cecilia 52 Avendano, Elsie 64 Avila, Gloria 19, 35 Avila, Isidra 52 Avila, jesus 80, 180 Avila, Nelda 52 Ayala, Beatrice 80 Ayala, Cynthia 64 56,-5:1.1a. Frederick j. 19, 22, 44, 108, Ayerza, john 1fMr.j 199 Aze vedo, Carol 80 Azevedo, Mary Ann 52 Afevedo, Rose Marie 80 B 311116,-, Robert 19, 132, 133, 144, 145, 150 Balancio, Pablo 19, 116, 109, 120 121, 122, 1-12 Balancio, Rosalie 52, 135 Baillesleros, Ed QMr.j 199 BLl11CS1.Cl'Ob, Arnold 170, 178 Balz, Heidi 64, 99, 130, 196 Balz, Trudi 64, 68, 130, 138 Band 118, 119, 120, 121, 122, 123 Banuelos, Ana 52, 141 Barajas, Marihzi 64 Barbin, Danny 19 Barbin, Elizabeth Ann 65, 80 Barbin, Linda QMrs.j 195 Barker, Cynara 80 Barret, Frances 1Mrs.j 199 Barrow , lsarael 80 Barrientos , Barrie nt os , Barrie ntos , Barrie nt os , Barrie ntos , Barrie ntos , Barrie ntos , Barrientos , Barrientos, Barrios, jer Barrios, Ofelia 53 , Carlos 80 Gabriel M. 6-1, 180, Irma 53 jose 53, 174, 178 Lydia 80 Martin 81 Norberto 64 Orelia 53 Richard 19, 182, 183 ry 19 143 181 Banuelos, Pedro 93 Barton, james Leon 81 Bates, Dianne fMrs.j 196 Baumgartner, Glen 169 Bautista ,W Reynald 20 Bawdon, Brian 81 Bazan, Sharon 53 Beccera, john 1Mr.j 168, 190 Bechtold, Larry 1Mr.j 196 Be dolla , Belisle , Beltran, Beltran, Beltran, Catalina 81 Larry 53 Consuelo 81 Lilia 64 Robert 20, 141 64, 120, 1 21, 122, Beresini, jeffrey 81, 149 Berezo, Barbara 64 Bertero, Bilvao, Bishop, Bishop , B1Sl1o p , 14 9 Bishop, Blaine, Blanco, Blanco, Blanco, Blanco, Darby 81 Natalia 81 Debbie 53 Linda 64, 73 Paul li. 20, 40, 106, Philip E. 161, 181 Doreen 52, 56, 118 Delia Ann 20, 110 Lionel 81 Louis 81 Geronimo Luna 142 Blankenship, Carl fMr.j 194 Blankenship, Marcie 20, 53, 176 107, 121, 122, Blum, Laura Am-1 64 Bolger, David C. 20 Bolger, Laurie 64, 100 Bonteri, Gregory 52, 129 Borges, Timothy 81 Borst, Eileen 20, 124 Bossi, Carmen 81 Bossi, jesus 53, 129 Bossi, Raul 153, 154 Bouchard, Eric 14, 77, 120, 123, 177 Bowman, Cynthia 79, 81, 114 Bowman, Frank 64 Boyd, Sara L. 64, 139, 145 Bozzo, Michael 64, 159 Brand, Laura 64 Brand, Roy R. 81 Bravo, Gonzalo 81, 174 Bravo, Michael 53, 130 2-6-xvo, Ronald j. 65, 81, Brasher, jeffrey 65, 146 Breslauer, Robert 53, 129, 169, 176 Breslauer, Stanley QMr. j 114 Brians, Grant 130 Bridge, Rene L. 81, 82, 120, 121 Briggs, Chandler 20, 105, 138, 177 Briggs, Cymra 64, 138 Brit, Barbara 53, 59, 97 Brookshire, Karen 47, 53, 59 Brown, Frank Henry 53, 129 Buchanan, john 190 Bueno, Esther 67 Bueno, Norma 53, 140, 174 Burch, Richie 21, 120, 121, 169 Bu.rk, Terri Lynn 81. 82 Burnham, Michael 160 Burns, Christopher 53, 159 Burns, Kathyrin 81 Burton, Kerry 81 Burton, Phyllis QMrs.j20l Busch, Bonnie 81, 124 Rustillos. Iram 84 Butcher, Matiel 65, 120, 121 Butler, Kathleen 53, 59 Butterfield, Thomas 21 Byers, Gordon fMr.j 192 Byers, Timothy j. 9, 21, 31, 44, 106, Byra ni , Dona ld 81 Cabrera, Mary 21, 191 Cabrera, Michael 65, 159 Cadalbert, Grace 81, 124 Cadalbert, Roy 54, 130 Caetano, Nora 54, 148 Caetano, Rita 65, 68 Cahall, Robert 65 Calasopa, Michael 81, 130 Caldera, Thomas 54 Callens, Eddie 54 Camacho, joe 81 Cameron, julie 65, 66 Gloria 21, 140 Laura 65 Marina QMissj 140 jesus 93, 180 Candelaria., Michael 65 Canez, Michael 65, 77, 101, 166 Cardinalli, Petrina 54 Cardoza, Leonard 131 Cardoza, Carol 92, 94, 179 Carpenter, Kathryn 18, 21, 135, 144, 145 Carpenter, Kevin 65 Campos, Campos, Campos, Canales, 34, 81, Carpenter, Laura 52, 54, 58, 105, 138 Carrillo, Daniel Rosa 79, 81, 100, 160, 161, 186 Carrillo, HomerA. 82 Carrillo, janette 65, 68, 110 Carrillo, Karen 54, 96 Carrillo, Rene QMissj 198 Carrillo, Rose Marie 82 90, 94, 1.10, C111-Ler, Marilyn QMrs.j 168, 196 emi..-911, David 54, 113, 162, 163, 16 Casanega, Ken 1Dr.j 188 Casarez, Eddie 170 Casarez, Gilbert 65, 170 Casarez, Robert 54, 178 Casarino, Dario 54, 60, 98, 152, 162, 163, 164, 182 Casarino, Dolph QMr.j 191 Casarino, julie QMrs.j 191 Casa, Ana 82 Casa, Luis Carlos 54 Cashion, Doris 54 Cashion, Stuart Duane 56, 98, 150, Castaneda, Michael 82, 120, 121,, Camncda, Mike 169, 180 Castanedn, Ray 130 Castello. Anth 82 120 152,178 ony ' '121' Castello, Lupe Lemus 21 Castillo, Raymond 65, 180 Castillo, Ruben 54, 66, 131, 174 Castillo, Steven QFreshmenj 82 Castillo, Theresa 54 Castro, Del 65, 158. 180, 181 Castro, Nona QMrs.j 199 Castro, Raymond j. 65, 159, 181 Cavanas, Charmain 21, 119 Cavanas, Destry 120, 121 Cavanas, Darren 82, 161 Cavaness, David 65, 126, 130 Cawley, Lisa 22, 144 Cecena, Eddie 82, 161, 168 Cembellin, Sandra 10, 65, 73, 119 139, 177 Cervantes, janie 82 Cervantes, Eddie 93 chacon, cnberf 82. 130, 160, 180 chaeon, Rita 22, 98, 119, 127 Chapa, Carlos 93 Chapa, jose 21, 65, 67, 158 Chapa, juan 17, 22, 109, 147, 152 Chavez, Dianna 54 Chavez, jesse 82 Chen, William fMr.j 174, 191, 194 Cheshire, Charrie 82, 120, 121, 123 Cheshire, Richard fMr.j 191 Chick, jayne fMrs.j 196 Choir 124, 125 Christensen, Kimberly 65, 120, 121 Cirelli, Curyn 55, 130 Cirelli, Cheryl 65 Clark, Frances QMxs.j 114 Clark, jill fMissj 192 7 ,17 9 De Los Santos, Rebecca 67 Carlos 24 Forth, Chris 27 Clark, Kelly 65 Clark, Kevin O. 22, 11-1 Clark, Mary Lynn 55 Clayton, Carol 22 Clayton, Darrell 23, 183 Clayton, Donna 55 Clayton, Gary Allen 82 Cleveland, jennifer 82, 98 Cleveland, Rhonda 66, 177 Clore, Pam 66 Colbert, Kathy 2, 23, 29, 37 Coleman, Albert 65, 120 Collison, Mark 65, 146, 192 Colton, Aaron 147 Colton, julie 65, 72, 98 Conley, Michael 55, 105 Connor, Maurice QMr.j 190 Cook, Michael 82 Cook, Steve 82 Coombes, john 1Mr.j 178, 190 Coons, Bill 55, 146 Coons, Steven 65, 138, 158, 177 Cooper, Kim 66 Copeland, Ronny j. 55 Cordova, Debra 65, 119 Corona, Philip 82 Corral, Daniel 55, 169 Correa, Maurio 82 Correia, A1QMr.j 153, 170, 194 Correia, jeff 66 Cortez, Ermalinda 23 Cortez, Rosanna 82 Cosio, David 82, 180, 181 Cosio, Gilbert 55, 162, 163, 165, Cota, Annette 79, 82 Cottrell, james iMr.j 173, 199 Coughlin, john 188 Cousins, joseph 66 Cox, Tamara 83, 124 Cox, Terry 8 Crowe, Lloyd QMr,j 201 Cruz, Robert 19, 97, 106, 107, 160 C.S.F. 131 D Dalton, Albert 55 Dalton, Nancy 23 Damian, Michael 23, 31, 33, 153, 154, 170,171, 172 Damian, Michelle 66, 118 Darnell, Penny jo 83, 120, 121, 179 Darnell, Richard 23, 28, 98, 153, 154, 182 DaRoza, Daniel 66 DaRoza, Mark 23 Darling, Richard 79, 83, 169 Daudet, Linda 66, 110, 150 Daudet, Karen Leah 83 Daudet, Thomas 55, 142, 178 Davenport, Mary QMrs.j 201 Davenport, Susan 35, 123, 124 Davila, Nora 83 Davila, Sylvia 67 Davis, Carl 199 Davis, john 55 Davis, julia 67 Day, Greg 130 DeAnda, C. jr. 199 Deason, julie 55 Deason, Robin 83 DeChambeau, jon 83, 168 DeLack , Katherine 83 DeLaRosa, Dora 67 DeLaRosa, joel 67 Delay, Stephen fMr.j 73, 196 De1Car , Traci 82, 83, 92, 94, 120. 121, 179 De1Curto, Andre 83, 130 Delgado, Cynthia 18, 22, 23, 32 35, 136 Delgado, Debra 93 Delgado, Graciela 22 Delgado, Guadalupe 67, 141 Delgado, joe 55 De Los Santos, Beatrice 83 De Los Santos , Mary QMrs.j 198, 201. Del Real, Anthony 83, 180 Del Real, Hector 55 Del Real, Raul 83 Del Real, Steven 83 DeRoza, Danny 130 DeRoza, jeanne QMrs.j 195 Destefanis, Dino 24, 30, 186 DeVasier, Marthias 55 DeVincenzi, Carolyn 67, 73, 124 DeVincenzi, Robert 99, 153, 156 DeWitt, joe 83 Deyarmin, Robert 24, 120, 121 Dias, john 83 Dias, Linda june 24 Dias, Vickie 55 Diaz, Albert 67, 154, 158 Diaz, Alfonso 24, 45, 109, 147, 153 Diaz, Tony 83, 174 Dike, Bfltty UVIrs.j 199 Dike, Matthew 55 Dillcy, Kenneth fMr. 1191 Doan, Douglas 22, 23, 24, 27, 100, 106, 107, 120, 131, 141, 176 Doan, Teri 83, 102, 130 Doherty, jeff 67 Doherty, julie 24, 119 Donnelly, Randall 67, 180 Donnelly, Robert 55 Dooling, Armel 198 Dooling, Denise 55, 103, 133 Doty, Matthew 83 Doty, Michael 55, 129 Drama 132, 133 Drill Team 116, 117 Duarte, Maria 83 Egger, Katherine 83 Egger, Nelson 14.3 El Club Estudiantil 140. 141 Eligio, judy 68, 119 Epp, Blanch fMrs.j 201 Escajeda, Edward 83 Escajeda, Francisco 83, 130 Escamilla, Eddie 120, 121 Escobedo, Rebecca 25 Escover, Matthew 25, 46, 137, 149 Espinosa, Leonso 46, 98, 152, 153, 157, 178 Espinosa, Ruben 68 Espinoza, Debra 68 Espinoza, Francis 83 Espinoza, Irma 83 Espinoza, joel 174 Espinoza, johnie 54, 56 Espinoza, Lionel 68 Esquivel, Angelica 25 Estrada, Ernest 68 Evenchak, Eric 25 Eyerman, Peg QMrs.j 148, 197 F Fancher, Genieva 83, 92, 120, 121 Fancher, Patrick 83, 168, 173 Faria, Mary jo 68 Fata, Deborah 56, 120, 121, 124, 132, 133, 156 Faught, Billy 27 Faught, Richard 68, 130 Fear, Deanna 56, 168 F.F.A. 126, 127, 128, 129, 130 F.1-LA. 142, 143 Felice, Marie 22, 27, 113, 119 Felice, Susan 56 Ferchau, Charles 27, 120, 121 Ferchau, Rolf 68, 120, 121 Fernandez, Alfred 56 Fernandez, Estela 83 Fernandez, Lisa 94, 176 Fernandez, joe 77 Ferreira, Patrick 56, 153 Fields, john QMr.j 192 Figueroa, Carlos 84, 180, 181 Figueroa, Hector 10, 54 Figueroa, Theresa 68 Filice, james Lee 56, 146, 177 Fish, Gregory 68, 120, 121, 138 Fisher, julie 63, 68, 73, 114, 138 Flook, Kimberly 84 Florek, William 26 Freitas, Manuel 84 Freitas, Marta 21 65 Frusetta, Bob 84, 130, 161 Furtado, Kathine 68 Gaboni, Greg 8-1, 130, 160 Gabriel, Mitchell 56, 147, 166, 167, 154, 156 Gzlboni, Salena 84, 86, 120, 121, 173, 186 Gabrie1e,,Assunta 68 Gaeta, Theodore 28, 52, 112 Galindo, Chris 28, 128 Galindo, jeff 56, 102, 130 Gallegos, Fernando 56, 174 Gallegos, Teadora 84 Galvan, Gilberto 84, 120, 121 Gansberger, Terry 56, 126, 128, 129 Gansen, Charles QMr.j 152, 186, 196 Garat, Irene 68 Garbetta, Rick 192 Garcia, Della 79, 80, 84 Garcia, Diana 84, 176 Garcia, Edward 68 Garcia, Evelyn 28, 110 Garcia, jose 56 Garcia, Karen M. 68, 110 Garcia, Luis 56 Garcia, Manuel 84, 180, 181 Garcia, Margaret 28, 119 Garcia, Maria 68 Garcia, Mark 56 Garcia, M.ike 69, 138 Garcia, Olga 28, 140 Garcia, Rosa 28, 32 Garcia, Ruben jose 28, 129 Garner, Denise 69 Garner, Dennis 68, 69, 130 Garner, Greg 56, 129 Garratt, Ronald 58, 124 Garza, Augustina 69 Garza, Irma 57, 99, 105 Garza, Martin 57, 174 Garza, Mary Louis 69, 110 Garza, Michael 57, 120, 121, 122, Garza, Reuben 83, 84, 160, 180 Gay, Randy 84 Gay, Russel 28 Gaytan, Gary, G Ghezzi , Arthur 28 eorge 57, 146 Inez 199 Flores, Albert 56, 157, 182 Flores, Alvan 27, 97, 120, 121 Flores, Beatrice 84 Flores, Diane 66, 68, 73, 105, 138 Flores, Edwardo 26 Flores, Gabino 26 Flores, Gloria 80, 84 Flores, Kimberly 56 Flores, Maria A. 27, 31 Flores, jose Louis 68, 166 Flores, Rosalinda 84 Gila, Christopher 84, 130 Gilbert, Dorothy QMrs.j 199 Gilbert, Scott 84 Girls' League 110, 111 Glass, jeffrey 57, 99, 147, 152, 153 Glass, john 28, 154, 158 Glass, jo-Leetha 69, 72 Godoy, Angie 84, 119, 124 Gomes, Lee-Ann 18, 22, 28, 29, 42, 127, 136 . Gomez, Amalia 84 Duarte Dtmn, , Ruth 67 Auen givinj 139, iss, 194 Dunn, Christopher 67 Dunn, David 83, 120, 121, 122, 138 Dunn, Michael Allen 24, 149, 178 Duran, Duran, Margaret 67 Duran, Sylvia 67 Duran, Yolanda S5 Dutton, Marlene 25 Early, Douglas QMr.j 193 Eaton, Carol Lynn 67 Eccles, Charles fMr.j 142, 191 Eclarin, Linda 67, 68 Edwards. Larrv lMr.1 173. 194 Flores, Salvador 68 Flores, Thomas 19, 27 Flores, Victor 84 Fontanilla, james 56 Fontes, james 56, 139, 162, 178, 179 Fortenbury, Thomas 94 Foster, Beverly 68 Franco, Gary 56, 120, 121 Franklin, Dale Edward 56, 84 ' Franklin, David 130, 169, 173, 176 Frasier, Betty Sue 56 Freitas, Danette 68, 97, 110 Freitas, Diane 52, 56, 60, 98, 136 Freitas, jeanne 17, 18, 20, 22, 27, 29. 33. 35. 36.127 Gomez, Annibelica 140 Gomez, Molly 120, 121 Gomez, Raquel 70 Gomez, Robert A. 28, 98, 102, 153, Gonzales, Anna Marie 70, 134 Gonzales, Carol 80, 82, 84, 94, 98, 134 Gonzales, Philip 57 Gonzales, judy 57 Gonzales, Kelly 84, 161, 186 Gonzalez, Arnu1fo14l, 182 Gonzalez, Baldomero 28 Gonzalez, Edward 29 Gonzalez, Edwin 84, 168, 180, 181 Gonzalez, Estella 70 Gonzalez, Gregory 29, 147, 152, 154, 170, 171 Gonzalez, Herberto 57 Higgins, Sherin Louise 58, 130 Gonzalez, joe Paul 29 Gonzalez, jose 84, 141 Gonzalez, Maria Teresa 29 Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Gonzalez, Goularte , Goularte, 134 Goularte, Goularte , 158, 166, Mitchell 158 Rafael 84, 120, 121 Ricky 70, 159 Rosa 70 Susana 84 Saul 70 Stella 124 Uxmal 70, 174 Victor 84 Allan 84, 161, 186 Amy Louise 79, 81, 85, Debra 52, 57, 148 Richard 67, 70, 101, 167, 186 151, Haynes, Bruce 154, 156, 158 Health Careers 148 Healton, Sarah lDi'.j 188 Herbert, joseph 22, 24, 58, 46, 131, 138, 150, 194 Hernandez, Alvaro 71, 178 Hernandez, Graciela 85 Hernandez, john 71 Hernandez, Sylvia 85 Hernandez, Yolanda 85 Herrera, Leticia 31 Herrera, Thelma 85 1-licks, Cindy 130 Hicks, Debbie 31, 71 Higgins, Heidi 85, 129, 130 Higgins, Kevin 31 Goularte, Pati 85, 101 Granger, Aluis Qlvlixj 196 Graves, Carol QNlrs.j 200 Graves, Robert 29, 102 Greco, Debra 85, 119 Greig, Loma 57 Guerra, Frank 22, 29, 46, 183 Hoagland, Sherie 71, 119, 124 Hodges, Michael 85, 120, 121 Hoffman, Margaret QMrs.j 198 Hogan, Tim 71 Hogeman, Robert 71 Holcomb, Pierre Dale 31, 128, 138 Guevara, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Kelly G. 85 Angel 70 Elizabeth 85 Ismael 85, 161, 168, john 29, 174 Ramerio 29 186 Raymond 85 Rebecca 57 Sylvia 57 Tammy 168 I-lolfester, Clarence QMr.j 199 Holt, Tim 31, 100 Holte, Mark 14, 71, 120, 121, 122, 131 ' Homen, Clyde QMr.j 190 Homer, Robert 26, 31 Hoover, james QMr.j 187, 193 Hopingardner, Donald 71, 130 Horn, David 85, 160 Hornback, Kevin Lee 85 Hoyle, Patricia '58, 60. 120, 121, 124, 132, 144, 145 jackson, jay 188 Guziiian, Andy 54, 57 Guzman, Socorro 85 Haas, Denise 29 H Hagins, Casey 85, 160, 161, 186 Hagins, Susie 63, 70, 76. 78. 97, 105, 147 Hailstone, Melanie 65, 85, 124 Hailstone, Mikelea 3, 18, 22, 29, 35, 115, 136 Hailstone, Steve Q1VIr.j 197 Hall, Cathy 85 Hall, jim 58 1-1211, Louise giving 139, 145, 190 Hamm, Charlotte R. S8 Hamm, Don 70 Hamm, joy 30 Hamm, Shirley A. 58 Hammack, Randy 70, 130 Hammond, Stephen 55, 182 Hanan, Victoria QMissj 135, 195 Hannah, Denise 30 Hansen, Charlene 68, 70, 76 Hansen, Marlene 68, 70 gzdsvn, Amy .58, 64, 97, 130, 137, Hudson, Rachael 58, 179, 195 Huerta, Salvador 85 Hughes, Tami Colleen 85 Hughes, Paul Perre 58 Humphrey, Dana 71, 147 Hurtado, Alfonso 46, 162, 164, 165 Hurtado, Cindy 79, 85, 93, 97 Hushbeck, Bruce 85, 161, 186 Hushbeck, Randy 71 1-lushbeck, Scott 58, 147, 159 Hyman, Shelali 85, 136, 177 I Imbronone, Melissa 85 lmbronone, Nino 65, 71, 103, 130 lnfante , Manuel 159 Industrial Arts 146 Interact Club 147 International Relations 11.11. C .J Ivelich, Mary 71 Harder , David 70 Harlan, Kimberly 79, 85 Harlan, Kenneth 85 Harlan, Penny 70 Haro, Cynthia Rae 85 Haro, Marte 58 Haro, Richard 30 Harris, Ricky 30, 34, 98, 147, 153, 154, 155 Harrison, Don 58, 173 Harrison, Eddie 20, 31, 99, 100, 152, 153, 154 Harwell, Alicia QMrs.j 193 Harwell, Roy 94, 144 Hassler, Mary Louise 31, 34, 115, 133, 144 Hassler, Sara jane 81, 85, 119, 177 Hatton, Thomas 58, 120, 121, 131, 176 jeff 58 Maurice 81, 86, 160 David 71 Kathy 168 jaime, Maurice 58, jaime, Ralph 32, 34, 150, 162 jaime, Sally 73 jackson, ja ckson, jaime, jaime, 169, 186 james, Thomas 86 lardali, Omflima 79, 96 ienkins, Phillip 65, 120, 121, 151, 15. jgxisen, Nancy 58, 86 jimenez, Samuel 94, 120, 121 jones, Miranda QMrs.j 201 johns, Dennis 86, 130 johns, Terry 58 johnson, Douglas 86 johnson, Mark 65, 71, 124, 158, jordan, Patrick 71 juarez, Olga 94 juarez, Rosalinda 32 Kalend, Laura M. 58 Kamimoto, Howard 86, 120, 121, 160, 186 Kamimoto, Norman 71, 120, 123, 139 Kane, Gerald QMr.j 196 Kane, Ruby QMrs.j 201, 198 Kemmer, Kurt1147, 182 Kemmer, Teri 65, 69, 72, 73 121, Keller, Kenneth 86, 120, 121 Kelly, Donald 86 Kerby, Darin 86, 130 Kesner, Darrell 72, 130 Key, Rodney 10, 58, 101, 108, King, Kelley 94, 130, 169 King, Raelene 72, 118 King, janette 94, 176 Kittrell, Steven 72 Klein, Kevin 58, 1.20, 121, 122, 176 Knaack, Patrice 58, 118, 120, 121, 153 123 Knoll, Lisa 86 Knutsen, Mike 130 Kowaki, Eugene 86, 161, 186 Kristal, Kathy 59 Kubik, Ann 32 Kuney, Elaine 88 Kuney, Monica 52, 59 Labuguen, Fel:-111111111 32 LaCasa, Mark 99, 138 LaCasa, Mike 59, 86 ,LaCorte, Louise 59 Laffarga, Patricia 31, 32 Landeros, Ruben 59, 109, 120, 121 Lanning, jayme- 72 Lanning, Km't 59, 65, LaPorte, Kathleen 72, 80, 86, 93, 136, 177 166, 167 LaPorte, Susanne 73, 124, 177 Large, Laverna 29, 32, 37 Large, Margy Lou 86 Larkin, Bill 59 Larios, Louella 33 Larios, Phillip 23, 33, 98, 147, 152, 154 Larsen, Allen 86, 130 Larson, Cathy 86, 92, 120, 121 Larson, Mary Pat 26, 33, 120, 121, 122, 144, 145 Lasseter, Barbara QMrs.j 201 Lasseter, Bill 65, 146 Lausten, Helen 6 Lavagnino, Carol 55, 59, 102 Lavagnino, Teresa 18, 20, 22, 33, 107, 111 Lavin, Kerry 86 Lavin, Shawn 72, 130, 166, 167 Lawrence, Michael 72, 130, 158 Ledford, Elwood fMr.j 162, 195 Lemos, Edward 86, 90, 130, 161, 168, 186 Leon, Rosario 59 Leonard, Frances QMrs.l 200 Lewis, Lena fMrs.j 198 Richard 33, 109, 121, 124 Lewis, Leyva, Phillip 86 Libby, jim QMr.j 197 Libby, Sandra 33, 35, 43 Libby, Sharon 72 Libby, Susanne 72, 73 Libby, 138, 139, 144, 145, 150 Licano, jose 188 William 23, 33, 45, 114, Lima, Manuel 72 Lindley, Mikel 86, 130, 161 Llamas, Maria 59 Lollar, Carl 59 Lollar, Edna 201 Logan, julie 59, 64 Lomanto, james 34, 192 Lomanto. Michael 86 Lomanto, Roseann 17, 18, 19, 22, 26, 34,,35, 97, 105, 111 Lopez, Patricia 59 Lopez, Alberto 86 Lopez, Anna Marie 34 Lopez, Carol 72 Lopez, Daniel C. 742,59 Lopez, George 72 Lopez, Helen 17, 22, 34, 136, 137 Lopez, Issac 34 Lopez, jimmy 72 Lopez, Linda Qjuniorl 52 Lopez, Margaret 68, 72 Lopez, Peter 72 Lopez, Romelia 59 Lopez, Rosario 86, 90, 160 Lopez, Stephanie 30, 34 Lotz, Cindi 59, lOl Lotz, Holli 86, 120, 121, Lowry, james QMr.1 122, 197 Lucera, B. 86 Luj an, David 34, 72 Luna, Bet-ty Mary 34 Luna, jose 72 Luna, Salvador 72 Lynch, Thora 72, 124 Maadarani, Ahmad 4, 21, 34, 100, 113, 114, 132, 174 Macias, jose 169 134 132, Maddox, Tammy 111, 120, 121, 122 Maddox, Timmy 99, 153, 177 Maggini, Franklin QMr.j 201 Magure, Anastasia 34, 119, 133 Magure, jay 120, 121, 132 Maldonado, Gilbert 170, 171 Maldonado, Stella 86 Marcus, Charles 35 Marcus, joe 35, 161, 163 Marentis, Maurene 63, 72, 78, 10 120, 121 Mares, joseph Thomas 160, 186 Mares, Sherry 79, 86, 101 Markham, Margaret 72, 120, 121 3, Markham, Stephen ll, 35, 131, 132, 133 144, 145, 150 Maroney, Kerry j. 99, 152 Marquez, Armando 174 Marquez, Paul 35 , 180 181 , Hawkms- Deborah 85 Johhswn, Daniel 120, 121, 158, 173 Lmiejohn, Barbara 59 Marquez, Rwhard 86, 186 Hawkins, Karen 71 jordan, Patricia 68, 71 Liftlejohn, john 72, 130 Marron, Armando QSonnyj 159, 178 Martin, Martin, je Martin, Li Martin, Martin, Martin, Colleen 29, 35 aneane 73, 126, 130 llian 36 Sheryl 87, 97, 130 susan D. 29, 36, 44, 59 susanx. 20, 36, 44, 137 Martinez, Alfonso 87, 168, 186 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez. Martinez, 40, 137 Alfred 36, 170 Elda 119 Esther 87 Gerry 73, 159 jacquelyne 87 jesse QSeniorj 36 jesse Qlfroshj 87 joe I. 36, 120, 121 judy Ann 29, 36 Louise 97 K Martha 17, '22, 29, 36, Martinez , Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, 1 Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, Michael 36, 182 Monica 87, 120, 121 Peter 60, 129 Raul 36, 120, 1'1 Ralph 122, 1951 Regina 87 Rosalva 73, 119 Thomas 60 Victor 60 Matas, Angela 22, 37 Mata, Carlos 73 Matas, Irene 80, 87, 179 Matthews Matthe ws Mattos, Cynthia 47, 150, , Mark 73 , Staela 87, 120, 160 121, 1 Mattos, Tami 73, 97 Mattson, Mattson, 164, 165 Mattson, Diane fMrs.l 198 Robert 152, 160, 162, , 190 Robert QMr.j 182 Matulich, Helen 1Mrs.l 192 Matulich, Mary 60, 119, 139 Mauro, Edward 123, 160 Mazzuca, Cynthia 37 Mederios, Antero 37, 120, 121, 122, 123, 132, 1-14, 145 23 Medina, Michael 64, 73, 159 122, 123 Medeiros, Lidia 87, 119 Medina, Greqorv 87 Medina, Nickolas, 87, 161, 180181 Medina, Suzanne 87 Melcher, Fred 87, 130, 160 Mendonca, Daniel 37 Mendonca, Deborah 7-1, 134 Mendonca, Kenneth 130 Mendolla, Larry 94 Merrill, Ann 37, 113 Mesa, Diane 74 Mesa, Laura 61 Meyer. Dennis Lee 34 Meyer, juanita fMrs.j 198 Michaelson, Melissa 32, 59, 61 Michaelson, Ruth QMrs.j 198 Miguel, joey 71, 87, 130 Miguel, john 37 Miguel, Michael M. 87, 168 Miller, Steven 87 Christine 88, 129, 130 Miranda, Marienne 37, 140 Miranda, Roman 74 Allan 22, 38, 173 Mitchell, Curt 61, 129 Molina, Ron QN1r.j 160, 193 Molina, Linda 193 Mondo, Steve 46 Mondo, Vikki 61, 132, 133, Montenegro, Daniel 141 Miranda , Mitchell, 15C Montenegro, Ramona 198 Morejohn, Daina 74 Morejohn, Doris 200 Morejohn, Michael 88 Montoya, Noe 198 Moore, Kelly 61, 134 Moore, Scott 7-1 Moore, Susan 79, 88 Moore, Steven 71 Mora, juan 88 Mota, Nancy 74, 110, 120, 121, 122 Maxsha1l88, 120, 121 Melinda 68, 74, 75, 101 Melissa 64, 72, 73, 74, joe Richardo 61 Louise 61 McAbee, Colleen 88 McAbee, Patti 74, 76, 96, 97 McCullough, Thomas 120, 121, 122, 174, 177 McDaniel, Ricky 88 Mower, Mower, Mower, Munoz, Munoz, 134 McDermott, John ss, 130, 160, 168 McDonald, Janice 38, 143 McDonald, john 61, 129 McDonald, Patrick 61 Mexibbin, David ss, 160 McKibbin, joan 74 KcNight, Alice 68, 74, -110 McNight, Kathleeen 19, 22, 36, 38, 103, 105, 137 61 Nakamoto, KarexH2, Nakamoto, Rodney 38, 182, 183 Narez, Esperanza 74, 88 Nava David 38 Navarette, Rodrigo 61 Navarette, Ruben 74, 140 Navarro, jose 22, 38, 139 Navarro, Mary 74 Navarro, Victor 130 Neil, Brenda 61 Nelson, Norma 68, 70, 74 Neubauer, Kevin 61 Nevarez, Arturo 74 Newton, Debra 38 Nichols, Nick 180 Nickols, Saint 88, 130, 169 Nissen, Charles 88, 130 Nissen, james 88 Melchor, Maria 87 Nixon, Randall 39 Melvin, Denise 87 Nolder, Warren 178 Melvin, Sherry S. 74 Nunes, LeLand 88 161, 180, 181 Mendez, jose 87 Nunez, Deborah L. 88, 119, 124 Mendez, Michael 74 Nunez, john 74 Nyland, Monica 52, 61, 103 Nyland, Paul 81, 82, 196 Nyalnd, Sandra 88 Oates, Matthew 69, 74, 159, 166 O'Brien, Darcey 60, 131, 176 Ochoa, Peter 88, 161 O'Connell, Patrick 88, 130 O55-man, Steven 39, 120, 121, 122 9 Ogas, Tomas 39, 140, 174 O'Keefe, Shannon 39 Okita, Irene 21, 96 Olds. Karen 143 Olds, Patricia 22, 29, 35, 39, 111, 127, 136 Olsen, Peter 39, 109, 114, 115, 174 Oliveira, Carlos, 39, 169 O'Neill, Geri 201 Orlando, Nancy 39 Orlando, Roberta 84. 121. 123 Orabuena, Frankie 74, 170 Orosco, Ceeilo 94 Orosco, Cynthia 84 Orosco, Deborah 63, 96, 97 Orozco, Frank 75, 141, 174 Orozco, juan 39 or-nz, Alben 75 Ortiz, Charlotte KMIS., 10,198 Ortiz, Elvira 174 Ortiz, Enrique 84, 131, 161, 174, 177 Ortiz, Sylvia 63, 68, 7, Pacheco, jose 8433174 Padilla, Ruben 84, 160, 186 Porales, Carmen 84 Parra, Armida 84 Parodi, Eugen QN1.r.j 187, 196 Parodi, joe QMr.j 199 Parsons, Deborah 119 Partida, Carlos M. 84, 90, 161 Partida, Juan 75, 140 Partida, Patricia 75 Partida, Rosalie 84 Pastor, Claudine 84 Patino, I-lenryA. 84, Patterson, Sandra 134, 135 se, 87 Pggton, Craig 16, 75, 113, 145, Pellin, Annette 17, 24, 29, 35, 36, 39 Pena, 1sabel75, 124 Pena, Maria Qsophj 75, 82, 136 Maria Qfroshj 84 Pena, Richardo 37, 103 Perales, Mike 40. 128 Percival, Franci 66, 75, Pereira, Tim 75, 130 Perez, Crispina O. 75 Perez, Daniel Allen 85, 121 Perez, Frankie 84 Perez, Raul 75 Perez, Richard A. 40 Perotti, Dawn 40 Pena, 121 3 . Perre ira , Ferreira, Perreira, Pe rre ira , Gilbert Steven 84, 130 janet 52, 197 Richard 140 Steve 84 , 140 Perrien, Donald 47, 146, 166, 167 Perricn, Manuel 66, 75, 158, 166 Perry, Dennis 40 Perry, Timothy 84 Petterson, Henry QChrisj 84, 161 Pfe1ffer, Debra 75 Pfeiffer, joey 84, 130 Pfeiffer Michele M. 84 Picchetti, Antone 58, 59, 67, 95, 151, 158, 170, 179, 180 Picetti, Lou 188 Pickard, Audrey 111, 121, 136 Pierce, Craig 40, 75, 102, 128 Pierce, Debbie 40, 113, 121, 122, 115 132, 133 Pierce, Mary jo 201 Pierce, Peggy 121, 123 P1v1,tt1, Karen 82, 84 Polanco, Rosalie 35, 40 Polanco Teri L. 72, 73, 75, 96, Ponce, Michael 75, 180 Ponce, Richard 158, 178 Poole, Eddie QMr.j 191 Porter, etty I. 75 101, Porter, Robert 40 Porteur, Colette 84, 92, 97 Postigo, Kim 47, 97, 137 Postigo, Richard 40 Powell, Bill 122, 123, 138, 158, 171 Presser Donald 61, 147, 178 Price, Jeanette 75 Pi-ido, Shannon 84, 190, 160, 186 Preito, Robert 90, 94, 140 Prado, David 94 Prato, Robert 94 Pnlido, Angie 135 Pn1ido, Vingi 75, 121 Q .W legit ' 3- Quezada, Humberto 75, 174 lf Q H N Quinn, Brian 121, 75 A , VK -f-5 Ouinones, Ernest 90, 186 1' , r R 1 3 Roooido, Llizabeth 63, 75, 134, 139 Rafferty, Ben 90 Rafferty, Sarah L. 75, Rally Club 136, 137 Ramirez, julian 159 142, 192 Pollard, Carol 18, 40, 35, 114, 107, 121, 122, 179 Pollard, Lorraine 84 Polo, Augustina 131, 141 Polo, john 40, 176 Ponce, Ester 79, 80, 84, 101, 121 2 Ramierez, Manuel 40 Ramirez, Maria Teresa 90 Ramirez, Samuel 75, 170 Ramos, Alicia 40 Ramsdell, Elizabeth 75 Rangel, Javier 130 Rangel, Pedro 90 Rau, Iim 73, 166 Rautmann, jefferson 90, 173 Rautmann, Tom 173 Raymer, Colleen 90 Recht, David N. 130 Regaldo, Pliillip 73 Regan, Pat 73, 100, Regentz, Diane 21, 33, 35, 97, 105, 107, 136, 137 Reid, Bonnie 79, 90 126, 130 Rena, Maria 82 Renfro, Carol 22, 40, 130 Renz, Anne 47, 159 Renz, Bill 189 . Reutter, Mary QMissj 191 Reyas, Miguel Mesa 90 Reyes, Alfred 90 Reyes, Angela 90, 142 Reyes, Pat fMrs.j 198 Reyna, Rolando 76 46, 61, Rianda, Beverly QMrs.j Rianda, Carol 22, 32,.35, 46, 47, 98, 105, 107, 111, 119, 136, 143 Rianda, Mary Margaret 90, 121, 122, 123, 179 Rianda, Ralph 21, 98, 128, 152, 154, ififndo, Robin 41, 43, 52, 103, 126, 130, 135, 162, 164, 165, 182,183 Rianda, Ross 90, 130, 160, 168, 186 Rianda, Teri 18, 22, 35, 37, 41, 97, 106, 107, 121, 137 Rica, David 76 Richardson, Bruce 41 Richardson, Carol QMrs.1 192 Richardson, Debbie 41 Rios, Sylvia 193 Ritter, Cheryl 90 Ritter, Dale A. 90 -x Reza, Susan 90 Rodriquez, Aseneth 18, 22, 23, 41, 35, 105, 111, 114, 118. 142 Rodriquez, Hugo 41, 98, 153, 154 Rodriquez, Irma 90, 111 Rodriquez, Manuel 158, 166 Rodriquez, Martina C. 76 Rodriquez, Monica jean 41, 119 Rodriquez, Rick 18, 31 Rodriquez, Rosalinda 91 Rodriquez, Ruben 94 Rodriquez, Yolanda Rogers, Michael 91 Rogers, Leslie 10, 60, 114, 115, 121, Rojas, Elijo 91 Rojas, Lucy 52 Rollins, Marie QMFS-1 198 Rorrer, Billie 91 Rose, Carol Ann 79, 91, 115, 124, 177 Rose, john QMLJ 133 Rovella, Susan 18, 41 Roascio , Ryan 90, iso, 181 Robbins, Lance 90, 122 Roberts, Rosette 22, 68, 72, 76, 139 Roberts, Rigdon 124 Roberts, Roxanne 22, 41, 105, 148 Robie, Paul 22, 41, 121 Robie, Peter 121 Robinson, Nancy QMs.j 190 Robinson, Ronalcl 90 Robustelli, Michael QMr.j 152, 195 Rodgers, Denise 47, 52, 105, 119 Rowe, Albert 130 Rowe, Bernadette 76 Rowe, Raina 91, 92 Rowe, Thomas 52 Ruedas, Ser9iO 411 174 Puidas, jesus 64 Ruiz, Alfred 65, 76, 159 Ruiz, Anthony 188 Ruiz, Arnold 64 Ruiz, Leticia 91 Ruiz, Linda 91 Ruiz, Raymond E. 91 Ruppert, David 121 Rutledge, Shawn 64 Rutz, Craig 41 Rutz, joy 91, 176 Russell, Diane QMrs. j 193 Russell, Stuart 76, 158, 166 Ruvalcaba, jerry 91, 136 S abbatini, Carol 68, 76, 134 aenz, Anthony 91, 121 aenz, Roe176, 166 affarian, Myrna QMrs.j 191 t. Louis, Ben QMr.1 194 alcedo, Sylvia 64 alcido, Alfred 91 aleido, Robert 54 alinas, Mario 76, 159, 166, allee, Bonnie Lyn 91 167 amuelson, William 42, 99, 101, 153, 154, 173 anchez, Christine 42 , anchez, Debbie 76 Sanchez, Dolores 22, 42, 96, 101, 137, 143 anchez, Geri 198 ancehz, Hector 64, 121, 123, 178 Cn nchez. james T. 180116110191 Sancehz, james R. QNo.C.1 91, Sanchez, john 63, 153, 180, 181 Sancehz, john L. 130, 180, 181 Sancehz, jose 64, 177 Saneehz, Robert 76 Sandoval, Antonett 174 Sandoval, Frankie 89, 91 Sandoval, Leo 64, 1:9 Sandoval, Patricia 42, 97, 1051 136 Scagliotti, Robert 76 scagisom, Timothy 91, 121 carlett, Cynthia 79, 91, 105, 197 carlett, Teri 63, 70, 76, 78, 96, 97 Schmidt. Terry 30, 42, 1521 1541 156, 162, 163, 164, 165, 173, 180 Schreiner, Rosemary 76 Science Club 149 Sellen, Christina 68, 76 el1e11, Patricia 91 ellen, Thomas 22, 42, 162 'hackelford, Charles 42 hackett, Ken QMr.1 201 heiliw, T1Il'lOLl'ly 41,111.1 152, 166, 190 herman, Della 64 Sherry, Mary QMrs.j 191 Shields, james 92, 130 Shields, Irene 54, 64 Shimonishi, jack 22, 44 Shingai, Wayne 64, 159 Sicoli, Albert 42 Sierra Club 135 Silva, Gerald QML1 199 Silva, Marian 92 Silva, Patti 82, 92, 98 Silva, Rudy 76 Silva, Timothy 76, 153 Simunovich, Dennis 921 99 Simtmovieli, j11lie 24, 29, 42 Sims, Roy 17, 92, -160,173 Singleton, james 92, 180 Singleton, David 771 166 S141 Club 138, 139 Skubal, jess 1Mr.1 196 Skubal, Gan' 42, 44, 109, 149 Slavich, Tommy 64 Slibsager, David 71, 98, ilihsaqcr, Keith 92, 94, 121, 123, iso 121, 152, 162 Slibsager, Mike 27, 43, 107, Smith, Dee A1111 43, 119 Smith, Renee 18, 22, 35, 43. 115 Smith, Roland 1Mr.j 193 smith, Sara 201 ' Smith, Tina 92 Snake, Stefan 92 Solis, David 92 Solis, Sylvia 92 Soliz, Carlos 77 Soliz, jesus QKino1 30, 43 Solle, Arthur fMr.1 196 soiorio, P31113 64, 115, 131, 141, 144 Songrath, Richard 130 Soria, Flora 43 Soria, Graciela 77 Sotelo, Herman 92 Sparling, Bonnie 1Mrs.j 198 Sparling, Cynthia 64 Sparling, james 143 Spencer, Kathy QM1s.j 194 Spencer, Roy 43 Spencer, Valerie 64, 119 Spiegl, Cynthia 64 Spina, Katherine 64, 52, 13-4, 157. Spina, Mary QMrs.j zuu ' Springer, Darla 92 Springer, Teri 68, 77 Stafford, Charles 77, 166 Starbody, Bob 23, 27, 52, 64, 173, Steiner, Sharon 52, 64, 143 Stevens, Geralyn 43 Stevens, Morris 130, 172, 180 Stewart, Bill 77, 146, 192 Stewart, Darrell 43, 108 Stewart, Detra 77, 110, 119 Stewart, Karen E. 22, 24, 142 Stewart, Karen R. 35, 43, 142 Stewart, Kathleen 64, 77, 121 Marcia 77, 112 Stewart, Stone, Kimberly 92 Straza, Christina 92 Strickland, james 43, 129 Strickland, Thomas 43, 128 Strohn, Gene 199 Strong, Oscar 199 Stull, David Allen 121, 159 Stull, Denise 148 Student Council 106, 107 Sullens, Michael QMr.1 192 Sullivan, Sean Dale 92, 121, 122, 160, 162, 177 Sumaya, 1-ienry 77 Sumaya, lrvina 92 Sumaya, Louise 92 Sumaya, Patricia 77 Swanson, Donna 77, 121, 134 Swopc, Dale 124, 182 Swope, Darrell 92, 160, 186 Georgia lMrs.1 201 T Swope , 'r,11bo1, 1a111111,.111, 32, 35, 92, 97, 1 Talbot, Mary 97, 136, 137 Talbot, Tavares, Rodney 77, 130 Ellen Irene 92, 105, 121 Taylor, Bruce 43 Tehada, joe 92, 130, 160, 180, 181 Tejeda, Ramon 92 Terasaki, Theresa 121 Teshima, Mark 92, 161, 186 Teshima, Patricia 72, 75, 77, 78 Teshima, Peter 153, 182 Thomas, Mitchell 44, 143, 173 Thompson, Marti 92, 94, 121 152, 154 179 36 Thompson, Michael 44 Thorpe, Karen 61, 121 Thorpe, Mickey 44, 121 Thysell, janelle 77, 119, 124 Thysell, Robert 121, 123 Thysell, Scott 124, 176 Tibbs, Chris 68, 77 Tibbs, Gordon1Mr.1187 Tibbs, Larry 61, 129, 178 Tobias, Char1ie.92, 161, 180 Tobias, Martha 58, 107, 121, 122, 123, 176 Toledo, Bill QMr.1 152, 158, 178, 197 Tomasini, David 92, 180 Tombee, George 199 Torres, Albert 65, 67, 100, 159 Torres, Andrew jr. 92, 180 Torres, Diana 112 Torres, Hermclinda 22, 44 Torres, john 93 1 Torres, jorge 77, 170 Torres, Richard 44 Townsend, Sherrie 77 '1 1'1llil10, julian 44, 146, 200 Tru illo, Lupe 78 '1'1'111il1o, Robert 93 'T,,166, cm, 44, 93, 94, 149 TS2100, Raymond 22, 44, 106, 1117 131, 149, 176 Turner, Sidney 44 Twist, Dean QML1 192 U Urbina, Elena 140, 174 Ureno, Rudy 4.1, 44, 174 Vaccarezza, Kendra 17, 22, 24, 33, 35, 44, 103, 105, 131. 137 Vaccarezza, Ronald 44, 126, 128 Vaccarezza Sandra 69 73 77 101 105, 134 Vais, ineresa 79, 93 Valderrama, Margaret 93, 119 Valdez, Thomas 44 I 1 1 J 5 Valdez, Tony 129 Valdez, Valerie 2 , 34, , 44. Valdivia, Maria 1 198 Valencia, Leonard 93 105, 113, 115, 119,354 g yg, 1 w Vallejo, Craig 93, 160, 6 Vallejo, Roberta 78, 92 K Vanek, jerry 93, 186 Van Gcrpen, Gary QMr.j 113, Vargas, Cecilia 93 W Waldron, Samuel QMr.j 197 Walker, Karen 52 Ward, Kevin 78, 126, 130 Warren, josefa 18, 22, 45, 105, 110, 115, 124 Warren, Kevin 45, 57, 105 Warren, Peter 78 Watson, Kenneth 23, 36, 43, 45, 98, 128, 152, 154, 156 Waymire, Terri 93, 121, 123 Webb, Diane 21, 58, 59, 179 Wedel-cind, Michael 93, 121, 180 Weitz, 'Tony 78 Wemp, David QMr.j 196 Westbrook, Peggy 78, 102 Wheeler, David 78 vvime, james 11,111.1 iss, 199 White. Marta Lee 119, 121 Wilcox, Cheryl 20, 22, 29, 33: 45 Wilcox, David B. 93, 130 Wilcox, Trent 93 Wilkes, james 129, 178 Williamen, jim 121, 159,178 Williams, Brian 93, 112, 180 Williams, Doug 129 Williams, jeri-15, 121 Williams, Lawrence QMr.1 78, 158 47 illiam , alt r 78, , ' n, Tin aria 78 K wi ,me 2 if ong, eorge QM X ooiswi, 14 78, J Worthington, Sus n 68, 78 ubbwcli 129 Vargas, Manuel 93 Wubbels, 111 93, 130 Vasquez, Antonia 75 f' Vasquez, james j. 75 Yami? 10111 Vasquez, Leo 44 Y11110Z M' '133 ' '-7 vasqua, Ramon, 6a,gz,J7,,,fi 'S'C?'Cif1g5i R111p1 46. 103, , , Vasquez' Pfam 22' 39' fm 4 ' 0975! f45Q156, 170 1 Vasques, Richard 45 ? Nfiqgn, Mm-k 46, 121 22, 12, Velasco Albert 93 169,18 fl , 22 , Velascol Elaine 78,, 135 G! 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