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

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1984 volume:

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H ig . i A: , - awz gw . 3 , -new Q :s,2?ii'1 ? 'i'?'1 'Y k'k - -. m -- -,,, .L,,.,,wuM TTS! , A 5 5 B' s R fm .., + up 1. Anne tizes locator 2. Last one 3. Roger flame of his S? alphabe- is a rotten egg! hypnotized by the Burner. Baler Song L On ye Balers On ye Balers Battle down that line. Show your strength and fighting spirit Touchdown every time Rah, rah, rahg i Buckle down and pull together Victory is nigh, Our team will win this game So fight, fight, FIGHT! M! as 1. Lisa Uccello works hard for her grade in Geometry 2. Ricky Duarte and Filogonio Herrera jam to Rock It.' 3. Chemistry students learn what a sigfig is. A Year In Sports Sports, as well as many other programs at H.H.S., underwent quite a few changes this year. Participation fees were only one issue. Despite the increase in fees, involvement and interest skyrocketed. Thanks to the efforts of: Lisa Baumgartner, Mike Parker, Steve Gularte, Wayne Purves, Anne McCullough, Trisha Rey, David Wright, James Martinez, Robert HCheetah Gonzales, Mike Harn, Francine Reinosa and Kristy Spina, 1984 was a fantastic YEAR IN SPORTS at Hollister High. This means that the class of 1985 will have to work that much harder to be as outstanding as the class of '84. Good luck!! 1. The agony of DE-FEET! 2. Our heros, Bert and Bart. i X t Q. wi? f .tx ont.-an - 3. Robert Cheetah Gonzales sprints the last ten yards 4. Stacy Mendez takes a breather between relays. Varsity Ties For Second The 1983 Varsity football team had a tremendous season this year. They finished second along with four other teams. For awhile the Balers were in a four-way tie for first place, but on their last home game of the season on a very muddy field, they lost to Palma. The loe dropped them from the championship bracket. Head coach Carrie Laine said, The significance of this year's team was that they were dedicated and played more like a team. This is the best season the team has had under the realms of Coach Laine. All MTAL player Gregg Serrano stated, I feel the reason we did so much better than the year's before is because we knew what we wanted, and we tried our very hardest to get it. This year's varsity has a lot to be proud of as they fought hard and worked long hours on and off the field. 1. Linebackers Ron Gong and Ken O'Connell made it tough on all running backs. 2. The Hollister defensive line stops yet another play at the line of scrimmage.. 3. Front row: Dave Wright, Dave Wolfsmith, Luis Urbina, Steve Sanchez, Bill Hernandez, Kris Puthoff, George Ocampo, Gregg Second row: Jo Ocampo, Al Tortorelli, Ken O'Connell, Tim Rider, Jose Martinez, Gregg Serrano, George Ocampo Third row: Ray Vera, Tom Suguira, Mike Gonzales, Mike Harn, Ron Gong, Rich Sweeten, Sal Agradano. Fourth row: Ogie Arballo, Mike Robostelli, Buddy Maxwell, Henry Galindo, Steve Snyder, Rod Serrano, Mike Sweeten, Dave Mondo. Fifth row: Fred Rosete, Eric Snyder, Allen Jones, Jong Arballo, Robert Galvan, Chris Corrotto, Sam Larson. 10 VARSITY FOOTBALL 'C lv S 3 '-Mfg gm' 'USP' 1. Ken O'ConnelI gets a hand in the face after breaking-up the play. 2. Mike Gonzalez dropped after a short gain. 3. The BIG RED MACHINE brings the runner down behind the lines for another loss. 12 VARSlTY FOOTBALL qv fl. .l ff. A Q' Javviff 5, sf' Q-,, RAN Q . 47 . if 'Q ,f x s . . 235' w K ffl X IV! ' .cf-914 Q X I . Q 4' ,n ,ef-. .1 4, fs? Q -gf' x.. Z-I k kxxifw' ai. P A ij is f .rink 1 1 i 5 J.V. Takes Second in League This year has been a very productive one for the Junior Varsity football team. Stamina and hard work has led this young team to a winning season, ending the year with an overall record of 7-3. When freshman Kip Ward, starting quarterback, was asked what he thought made the team so strong, he replied, I feel that team effort and timing was the big difference. Coaches Dario Casarino and Alfonso Hurtado were quite pleased with the successful season and will be looking forward to the upcoming freshmen from last year's squad. At the award's banquet the individual awards went to Sophomores Rudy Reyes, Most Valuable Player, and John McAbee, Most Improved Player. J .V. SCOREBOARD g Hollister 22-O S. San Francisco Hollister 6-2 Gilroy I Hollister 13-6 Los Banos Hollister 22-O Gonzales ' Hollister 20-O P.G. I Hollister 14-21 Alisal Hollister 28-14 King City ' Hollister 28-O Carmel I Hollister 8-26 R.l...S. Hollister O-12 Palma 1. The offensive line readies for their work. 2. Rudy Reyes adds more yardage to his total, 14 JV FOOTBALL KJ anim , ' 1 1 l . v . flL,,g -ti 2 N . 9 K 1 W V ' X '?z.af Y P . N. 3' ff Q FK 4, . x V: wwf? P ' e x' gl!!! V KL x K5 - Eb' at 1 P, L . 9 'ig 5 15 K ' . , f an ' b I f T mf F rosh End Season At 3-6-1 The freshmen football team under the guidance of Marty Dillon and Keith Stevens ended the season with a 3-6-1 record. Although they had a losing season many outstanding players came light during their play. Running back Curt Rey ground-up quite a few yards running around and through players, Glen Kock lead the team in tackles and catches, by far the most valuable player. Offensive line was lead by Guard Jackson Bernard and Robbie Torres, tackle. Curt Rey leading Rusher as outstanding fullback. Defensive Linebacker Rey and Kock in on most tackles. Defensive end Bernard pres- sured Quarterbacks continuously. Defensive back John Hernandez and Wes Howard made it hard for Offensive returns to catch anything, Howard was leader in interceptions with 3. 1. Glen Kock breaks away for a touchdown. Back Row: Coach Dillon, Bruce Mello, Jose Agredano, Wes Howard, Matt Hunter, Russ Enz, Dan Hayer, Aduan Arballo, Mopuel Sahagun, Mark Walters, Glen Kock, Billy Henriecks, Coach Beeman, Corey Tresider, Robbie Torres, Ben Brckstrand, Scott Ashbaugh, Greg Bettencourt, Bill Rider, Paul Williams, Paul Jimenez, Michelle Lniry lMag.l, Coach Stevens Middle Row: David Mayeda, Jackson Bernard, Richard Villa, Frank Borelli, Joe Silviera, Jogh Hernandez, Danny Casteneda, David Domaggio, Phillip Vessey, Fred Rautman, Anthony Carter, Eddie Guaracha, Josh Vanderford, Gabril lnfante, Vince Bautista Bottom Row: Scott Frietan, Daniel Neff, Curt Rey, Brian Alysaz, Mark Womack, Manuel Martinz, Troy Meagher, Brenran Porteur 16 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL i my J K , , K Y fir i ---- N' 3 . rwltftf-ir.-. 'fa-fi'i ' .,.--stfys -. if H . ,X - :Va J ' lt' fy' fr . .--HQ Mai f gigs 5 My -Qiffis' f 'l 'af3'Yl-HER,--SF':s. .. ' f ' SL'-'i'Q:'O'blQ,' fxV..'F5-99 sg ' 3 , ft? . N.,--3 ,g gk! , c .Mi X . 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Happy faces on the bench as the Balers score another point. 18 5 0 s SCOREBOARD 2-0 2 O 'Ahsal HX- King City R.L.S. Gonzales Alisal Carmel P.G. King City Varsity Volleyball Takes M.T.A.L. This year's Volleyball team struck it rich again. The Balers managed to lose only one of their twelve league games and posted a 15-3 overall record. An explosive group of girls, that were close and played like a family, stated head coach Dale Morejohn. Donna Hodges, three year all League M.T.A.L. Varsity player, and first year varsity player Anne Tayler both agree that was a major reason for the excellent season. Coach Morejohn is making a habit in winning, taking his team to the Championship his first two years of coaching volleyball. This year's team went a little bit further than last year's team, winning the first playoff game in C.C.S. against North Salinas. Donna Hodges stated Last year they whipped R.L.S. L, . us and this year we whipped them. The Balers dropped the next game against a strong Harbor High squad. This eliminated them from C.C.S. playoffs. The Balers established three All League players which were Captain and M.V.P. Donna Hodges, Janet Righetti, Lisa Baumgartner, and Honorable Mention Davina Polanco. -fi at .1 na' Nl -' ' 'A ffjjaw. , V hm 5. Lisa Baumgartner's perfect pass to the front row sets up another point. 6. Double trouble at the net as Lisa Baumgartner and Donna Hodges block the ball back into the opponent's court. 19 vw-, -pg, ,. L 1 r i A 1,511 - A We 'U' wk v x '- 1. x Ni: J 1 . 1 . , Pkfff- 5, 5 if H Q ws, ESQ .X 4 io y W . . x ' ' ' gif: fi .. . ' fn ,TW X X ' k R ' -3.5 g-N - ., 1-f., -V K .. f, Q A xv-qfagifxp M Lspip 1' Qifsf. 1 . f- .. 11 'N-fi T. , - -i ls, - - fg'fxQXHW:Q+ ' 1 P 'fx 4fw..A--if iw- A1-f1C z31bff 4 V K ,fax fi ,V Q.. xv .L i'!f'?.'5,.'g1'vNi,..y qw K: x . .. sh HW '3s,.,, fx,-,,. , 5- I L, fKsef:f9:3,ff Q Nfl- V. Y? 1 -:xiii ' y - Q: Yr? ' ffiff sbtfiwi .L . k A5 fi 3. All-leaguer Donna Hodges blocks another ball. 4. Balers Lisa Baumgartner, Donna Hodges, and Margi Tobias grimace in pain after losing a tough rally. 5. Donna Hodges and Janet Righetti embrace after avenging last year's lost to North Salinas in the CCS playoffs. fy ,,-. M.. ..w,,.. ,,,.,,.,,,,,. ,,X,WW. K 21 F S Finishes 6-6 in League The FXS volleyball team finished the season on a winning note by defeating RLS 15-5 and 15-3. This helped them to a 3rd place finish behind league champ King City and 2nd place Carmel. The team was led by sophomores Brooke Murphy, M.V.P., Mary Jo Gonzales, Carla Ball, team captain, and Freshmen Dee Ann Reece, Stacy Stadtler, and Sandra I-luaracha. At the team's banquet, Sophomore Kristinea Andersen was awarded the Most Improved Player, and Debbie Smith received the Sportsmanship Award as well as Most Improved Player. Many of the players will be back next year to make the FXS squad even stronger. .L 1. Kristlnea Andersen spiking another point over the opponents hands. 2. Mary Jo Gonzales dinks the ball at the net. 3. Front row: Lynne Brockbank, Kristinea Andersen, Mary Jo Gonzales, Brooke Murphy Middle row: Lisa Crump, Laura Flores, Dee Ann Reece. Back row: Debbie Smith, Carla Ball, Coach Dale Morejohn, Stacey Stadtler, Danielle LeDuc, Sandra Huaracha 22 FXS VOLLEYBALL -ll I 4... 0 O O O , , A ' A M y .Nr V ty x - ., t...,t.,W .......m-gy -W-Y M- - f - ' X 3 . it M., . .fo - 'N'-v . . LLLX . -L S +-M-fm X e , , Q ,K 0 v W K. A Q, L, ,, ...War Q 2 . S , . . , Q g 1 S y 1 - t L.. it X1.x -4 on-'M ' ' 'S , ,. ,,, , ., L... ,L L. .,..v..,W,.s.i Q wwf ig gf L, Q ...,.4,.s ..- SQN 'ff T' S Q, .M ...QAQQ 1 4. Another victory celebrated by the FXS team. 5. Sophomore setter Brooke Murphy passes the ball to the front row. 6. Sophomore Captain Carla Ball hitting a strong spike past the opponents. FXS VOLLEYBALL 23 +- Baler Netters Take Fourth According to Mr. Stan Breslauer, This year's tennis team was an excellent squad but it did not have the depth that the other teams in the MTAL had. The netters finished the season in fourth place behind front runner Santa Catalina, second place finisher RLS, and third place team Carmel. The most outstanding player of the season was Nancy Frusetta and the most improved players were Karen Whelan and Kim Hollinsworth. Captain of the team was senior Anne McCullough. This year's singles consisted of: lst, Nancy Frusettag 2nd, Anne McCullough, 3rd, Karen Whelan, and 4th, Christin Flocken. Doubles teams were nfl, Heidi Croft and Bonnie Goodwin, 462, Kim Hollinsworth and Itxaso Echevarriag and M3 Julie Yanez and Susan Villa. 'S- 1. Anne McCullough drives a strong forehand 3. Susan Villa smashes a two-handed backhand across the net. to her opponent. 2. Front row: Susan Villa, Julie Yanez, Karen 4. Nancy Fruesetta stretches-out for the ball. Whelan, Christin Flocken. Back row: Bonnie Goodwin, ltxaso Echevarria, Nancy Frusetta, Kim Hollingsworth 24 TENNIS A ,H , .V V t f .. fi E if V ., P ff ,Y Q . v . 5 Q Q 5 v 4 'Y V i 8 5 Q1 A 'bv z f 'ff 1 9 , , 1- 1 1 i r 7 Y 1 A K 1 V If 1 IQ , xv , ll-vt fi f fu , as N, E ' U V9 4 , , 3 Q, k ft ' gb, 4 5 4 B Y v v Y v v 1 v 4 . w mb' X Y i my ,ff Yyyfr' f Y ' y' A v LY v' r' ' 1. H 4 f v' 1' r A v 4 K ' Y - F SY L, X ', .r,, 'XYr v it 27 L 5 A J Ayfq r y s, y Y. - 5. A SX ' Ylwzv by b ' ' ?'5f'y' y' . ,fwaisi gr ' v' v' v 1 T V Q kv' A ' A . ff . ,M ' ff? X WS' - .xc ' . ...' 'fi' K' .- f ' ' .- 11 E .2 4: gf, - v - -Q. , :K vp, ' ' gsm: ef' ,Qi Ava 'Q .s X, fr: V j X 51 .I 1 1 D' ui ' V '-2 .7 , Lyfa ff?, 'FQ 'f, is E ..- N S '-. ' ' . A . ... . . . 5 1 .. , .- .. a., , i- . V h 1 ' -4. V, A L., .4751 .AQ :xi A :IAF . ., - K' 4- ' -A , ig. Y :'.z.7 kg, -A A L-1 , V - N at ' ,145 5: '- -1- - ' .- ' ...,. .1 jx- . 1 is 5 . 1 K .-,NAIA nt... 5 If ., -K ,g:,?,, .., . . . . M , Q , L q. , ,- , i'af.. . . 5 . - - -14 -,..x2-:'-gf.. . pr - -1: 1. Robert Gonzales sprints uphill to the finish. 2. Varsity Team: Back row: Robert Gonzales, Brian King, John Gonzales, Jesse Vallejo Front row: Fabian Gaona, Javier Castillo, Steve Vallejo, Hector Rodriguez 3. Robert Gonzales leads the pack with Jesse Vallejo and Brian King close behind. 26 f, ,Ha 41- 4- g :, v ,L..5tm:'-gn-Q J., fp. ie... -T -af :iw . .rg-. . 4 -Q 'ie -' s J ffm. -1 fn lu . fy-F ' 'W 'J . . 1? 19 J ' W W, - .zf K Qui 'V . i J 'vi . 4 xt ' tis . ig 4' il? 1. ,X ,fi 4 55, , 1 -s hub . c .4 Q Cross Country Takes Second in MTAL The cross country team, under the coaching of John Coombes, has again asserted itself in MTAL competition. Coach Coombes has consistently had either first or second place finishes during his tenure as coach. This year was no different. The Baler team worked and ran hard only to finish second to an up and coming Palma team. Palma took the league title by only 8 points. The Balers have a host of excellent runners. Led by senior Robert Cheetah Gonzales the Balers will be a dominant force to contend with in the future. This is because of returning lettermen junior Fritz Ureno, Steve Vallejo, and Fabian Gaona. The Balers who received the outstanding awards were Robert Gonzales, Most Valuable Player, and Gregg Coombes, Most Improved Player. Cheetah Gonzales was also the team Captain. 4. Maria Del la Cruz races to the victory line a winner. 5. Girl's Team: Marieta Del la Cruz, Julie Fernandes, Debbie Purves 6. FXS Team: Front row: Jeff Patterson, Greg Coombes, Ruben Lopez, Don Jankins Back row: Fabian Gaona, Javier Castillo, Hector Rodriguez, Steve Vallejo. 27 Francine .-in., ,ti 4 Reinosa is ......ef M.V.P. The swimming team finished the season with a 3-5 record. According to Coach Dottie Rose, Our team didn't perform as well as expected due to an unfortunate amount of swimmer's illnesses. When the squad had a full, healthy team they performed quite well. Senior Francine Reinosa said, The team isn't doing as well as last year. We just didnlt seem together as a team. Even though the team had a losing season, Francine Reinosa was one of the bright spots. She was the lone CCS qualifier by having one of the best times in the area in the 200 and 100 freestyle races. Divers Shannon Hansen and Stacey Mendez paced the Balers in competition throughout the season. Other outstanding performers were Michelle Miller, Cathy Coombes, and Heather Parker. A Q- ,, Nga, ,, ,r . as mf, l 7 qrwu- i -s, x, n.,,gi,,, 537' r , ?1?4yer'f'ff' .mf M .,,, ,gf pr -' Hwy.. .,,,,,. 'R f W A' mmm, rmnws ww'-'I N90 hm, Q, , 28 SWIMMING .-ff. ka miie 71 I 'e 0 a E., vw.-4' i . .,s LN., S-JF J , tx. , 7 . ...M 4 4,,s up 5' 'Q Q . .:, if . - xx Vjjgff wys, hi I :- is -WL ,s . 1 1 fgisfaf 'I gk t I 'Mr 1. N lj ' Q.. :Q ' ,.?1 , 4, 1' '4- F' A w he , y 'a'-in x ' x- 1 I N , Q fhxfyz .pf 3 SE5.A.5.JAx '- r ' ',1 '5'-W , ,. R A fy ' 2 ' . I'-om 4 - u. r n 0 li! 1,4 1-as-aff v--' P1846 naw. . funn- H10 'T7T'. ' 4 Ray Garfey Voted All-MTAL This year's Varsity soccer team did not make the playoffs, but they did play some outstanding soccer throughout the season. Some questionable refereeing in some games almost brought the players together in a fight. But Coach Robledo removed his players from the game before any altercations occurred. Leading the Balers throughout the season were George Sanchez, M. V. P.g Felipe Ornelas, Most Inspirationalg Manuel Bueno, Most Improved, and Ray Garfey, All-MTAL. George Sanchez and Francisco Hernandez were selected second-team All-MTAL. .tt ,yi .wr . as ' f We or ref , E nga Ill.-'W r X 'faire ' -A 6,15 AO vw. tw . ':.-'awk-zibmiiitaer ,, PAM. 1. Leonel Cuevas sliding out for the loose ball against the strong Alisal team. 2. Front row: George Sanchez, Victor Sanchez, Martin Bueno, Francisco Hernandez, Alejandro Hernandez, Manuel Bueno, Felipe Ornales Back row: Coach Juan Robledo, Humberto Laguna, George Ocampo, Ramon Escamilla, Hector Munoz, Raymond Garfey, Richard Salcedo, Sal Ornelas, Leonel Cuevas, Coach Frank Orozco. 3. Martin Bueno leaps high for a perfect header to his teammate. 30 45 .i :f' r' F ',,s. - . sv,-4, , - 1, 'fi ily A1311 QL, ff., 47 f 11. 'K mn' S 2 ' 'nn n 12' :Kari Q ' ' l ' i i 'i'f351'-f 4. Ramon Escamilla moves the ball down field. 5. Leonel Cuevas fights for the ball at the goal. 6. Alejandro Hernandez heading the ball against York. 4, I, . Sf' ,fw- ? T .1 if l 133 ai 5 l' ,Q 4 fx www YJ' wx sr? Mwfaas,v 'x K? at 'K . 453 fix! wa .- K, 2,5 ff v- .ff A, ax ig.gfigf-i,:,'4'fg:T+'i..3 , fl Xa. 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Sophomore Guillermo Maldonado pins another opponent showing why he was Co-MVP. 34 Y - .c ,O lx. -9. fag, f . , or l l f Lai !:mf,1gg' ,' Y . ,Tf5f5x -l.kEv'f'UTp?W2.g ' ' M JAR , If 7' ' ff ,wig-if ,' K iw' f iwf- , ,225 Varsity Goes Undefeated Again Coach Marti Dillion's wrestling team has gone undefeated for the second year in a row in dual meets, but unfortunately because of the format of the league, the Balers finished in second place behind Palma. The Chieftains were able to place more men in the finals, thus capturing the coveted crown. The Balers again had some of the best wrestlers in the lower weights in the Central Coast Section. Marcos Labuguen, 98 lb., finished lst in the MTAL, had the most takedowns, and was selected the Most Improved wrestler. Guillermo Maldonado, 119 lbs., was lst. in the MTAL for the second year running, had the most pins, and was selected Co-MVP. James Martinez, 145 lbs., was 1st in the MTAL, and Co-MVP. 3. Maldonado again displaying the position he was in most of the year. 4. Co-MVP Senior James Martinez grimaces while trying to finish-up on his rival. 5. Maldonado head-to-head with opponent before the match begins. 6. Tim Rider, heavyweight, congratulates Echevarria of Palma after their match. 7. Freshman Curt Rey, Most Valuable Freshman, manhandles his opponent to the mat working for a pin. 35 Martinez and Maldonado MVP The Baler wrestling squad had their second successful year in a row by finishing second in the MTAL. As they did last year, they went undefeated in league play only to lose out in the MTAL Finals this year hosted by San Benito High School. According to Coach Marti Dillon, We will be even stronger next year. We are losing three seniors, but we should have enough throughout the line-up to take a run for the championship next year. It is a bit frustrating going undefeated two years in a row and not having an undisputed championship yet. Coach Dillon has built a formidable unit of wrestlers at the high school level and with the help of the Hollister Recreation Dept. he helped start a junior wrestling club that will show rewards within a couple years. 36 5 1. Israel Herrera again taking down a larger opponent. 2. Cameron Darby causing pain for the opponent as he maneuvers for points. 3. James Martinez has the Chieftain wrestler tied-up at the moment. 4. Guillermo Maldonado taking his man to the mat again. 5. Marcos Labuguen had the most takedowns on this year's squad. Here he does it once more. . wi wr Quizi- Ri ,f-. ... .mimi x ,Mmm '11 '17 If fs... 37 Varsity Takes It On Chin This year's Varsity Basketball team had a rather rough year. It took the team five games, before they had a win. The average height of the team is 5' 9 , which is rather short. The starting line-up for the Balers for the majority of the year was Mike Parker, Ken O'Connell, Bill Hernandez, David Huaracha, and Lindsay Ross. O'Con- nell, and Hernandez are co-captains. Defensively, the team is strong, but as we all know, you can't base a team on defense only. Unfortunately, the of- fense just couldn't seem to get it together. According to Mike Parker, The season progressed rather slowly, and it was very upsetting. Coach Becerra is attempting to build a strong offense as well as defense for next year. Maybe, with a little luck, offense and defense will come together in 1984!!! 1. Hollister's number 22, Bryan Foote tries to jump higher 2. Fritz Ureno 81 Mike Parker try to steal the ball from Palma 3. Fritz Ureno making the move on the Mustang defender ' 38 R I E-fi? ' 'E rv . , l i 5 mn. A-1 7. Bill Hernandez, Terry Duffy, Will Tipton, Ken O'Connell, David Huaracha, Bryan Foote. Back row: Salome Ponce, Manager Laurie Fike, Fritz Ureno, John Foote, Juan Olloqui, Bob Cosio, Dennis Fraser, Manager Susan Villa, Coach John Becerra. 39 -,f ' so nn, ,rm 4 , nfs?-V ' EF ' Mi. id Mtg '13 3' 1. New backboards, donated by the Klauer family of Hollister grace O'Donnell Gym 2. Mike Parker, tongue-ln-cheek, looks for the open man under the basket 3. Terry Duffy plays a tight defense against the North County player. 40 ,J 1573 t if' Q. .K W',..i7f Q 4. Ken O'Connell and Fritz Ureno go after the offensive rebound. 5. Mike Parker shoots over the North County player as David Huaracha tries to screen-out the opponent. 41 Kip Ward and Eric Snyder Lead J.V. This year Coach Al Hurtado put together another fine looking aggressive basketball team that often times played inspiring basketball. Led by Freshmen ball player Kip Ward, and Sophomore center Salome Ponce, the Hayseeds put together a 8-8 league record. This combined with their preseason record of 4-3 gave them an overall 12-7 record. According to Coach Hurtado the most emotional game of the year was the one against Carmel when the Hayseeds were down by 18 points at half-time, and came back to defeat them 63-58. Coach Hurtado said, The guys really proved tonight what they could do when adversity was at its strongest. Being down by so many points often times lets a team give up. Not our guys! They came back in the second half with a conviction not to give-up. 1. Freshman Kip Ward shoots for a point, while Charles Snyder goes for a rebound. 2. Front rowg Alan Jones, Lindsay Ross, Pablo Castellano, Mike Gonzales, Matt Peterson, Earl Whipple. Back row: Coach Alfonso Hurtado, Eric Snyder, Kip Ward, Charles Snyder, Dave Willetter, Robin Rodriquez, Manager Richard LaCorte. 3. Eric Snyder iTeam Captainl goes for the winning point. 42 J .V. BASKETBALL 2 ,- 3 , -, 'u 'Q 5 I ff' N C s L rlf ctr .. ,L,A , is . r 1 , I0 E .img r. P' I., Ann: ' if ' f J A ,F g 1 Sw. K rgyxf rc. Q2 in 'g 1 rl. A Q f Ml 0 Al 1 52 ,QW Sli R tally hc Y' i'q f' A jg..-' 4 1 v rr., w 2 l . l r., .XA X. 1 3 he liY 3. Marco Escalante sets-up low as Steve Vallejo drives the lane for 2 points. 4. Marco Escnlante draws the foul as he drives the lane for more points. Fred Rautman sets-up for the offensive rebound. 5. John Hernandez gets caught ln the alr trying to get the ball. 6. Front row: Vance Lee, Steve Vallejo, Frankie Perez, Fred Rautman, Ray Milyar, Frank Borelll. Back row: Kevin Menezes, Paul Peterson, Vlnce Stafford, Jackson Barnard, Marco Escalante, Adam Breen, John Hernandez, Coach Larry Edwards. 45 Varsity Goes to Playoffs Again The Baler Girl's Varsity team finished a fourth place in the MTAL. Under a new playoff format this year, the team was able to go to the Regions. Unfortunately a loss to powerhouse King City brought the end to a 10-13 season. The Balers were led by Seniors Collette Solorio, Renee Renteria, and All-MTAL selections Lisa Baumgartner and Donna Hodges. Fast breaking and a strong defense were they calling cards for the success of the team this year. Unfortunately periods of cold shooting kept the Balers from taking the title, but with a strong FfS team and the return. of some of the juniors and sophomores the Balers could be contenders again next year. Senior Donna Hodges, already a unanimous all-league selection in Volleyball, was recognized by the MTAL coaches as the Most Valuable Player in the league. Donna was also averaging 16.6 points per game placing her amongst the scoring leaders in the Central Coast Section. 1. Front row: Renee Renteria, Donna Hodges, Lisa Baumgartner, Lynn Brockbank Back row: Heidi Croft, Tammy Silva, Pam Tuckness, Coach Bob Mattson, Collette Solorio, Mary McCullough, Cheri Cosio. 2. Mary McCullough uses Collette Solorio's screen wisely. 3. Pam Tuckness gets her shot blocked by Gilroy's center while Lisa Baumgartner gets set for the rebound. 46 GIRLS BASKETBALL , 4 Q--.Ni 5.9 - .X ,gp ,n .. 5 ,Yu ,, . Hollister 48 63 Hollister 33 30 SaHf,lf6renzo it Valleyf is Hollister 47 Hollister 41 Hollister 39 Hollister 39 ' 43 Hollister 233460 Salinas 1 44 Caflmel 49 NGilroy x'?47':XWatsonville 633 Alisal Hosllisterq.. ss.ts Q . Q54 28 North Salinas 56 Notre Dame ssss 6 s s 50 R ex 2 P ove lx 49 . iili .L 155 Holllster 43 Hollister 48 lf 1 - I HOlllStCl' E2 Hollister 48 i. 5 e Hollister 50 Qfigonzales l Hollister 42 Carmel W.. . Hollister 34 Klng City Hollister 38 Alisal Hollister 43 Hollister 38 Hollister 52 1 is 'T Q34 47 R.L.s. R.L.S. 66 King City . -ef: , U 5 vs., f 1. .sq-g 6 4 Mary McCullough and Cheri Cosio fight for the ball against the Gilroy opponent. 5 Lisa Baumgartner beats the opposition down the court and readies to make her shot. 6 Donna Hodges brings the ball down court looking for the open player. GIRLS BASKETBALL 47 1. Dee Ann Reece brings the ball down court setting-up the play. 2. Jenny Solorio readies for her free-throw shot after being fouled 3. Brianne Berlin stretches out for the jump ball. 48 GIRLS J.V. BASKETBALL O z J 1' ww. if f QNX 'Xxx'-X New s x VKX s S x X A -is A N., X Q Q 'K - fx fi' sg? K A xia- LQJQ 1353 M. ' , R . 'IW K sg fi I ' I s C ji, El fgf . QQ WF L ii -rt ,SX 1 1. Third-baseman Brooke Murphy applies the tag to an Aptos runner. 2. Senior catcher Roberta Gonzales looks for another play after the runner crosses the plate. 3. Front row: Tammy Silva, Margi Tobias, Brooke Murphy, Roberta Gonzales, Carla Ball, Kelly Lomanto, Cheri Cosio Back row: Carmen Estrada, Julie Yanez, Bev Whipple, Davina Polanco, Anne Taylor, Linda Keene, Donna Webb, and Coach Dale Morejohn 50 VARSITY SOFTBALL . X 1 K N 3 4 , we .5 .swf 4 Varsity l-lopes To Keep Championship This year's girls' varsity softball team has only five returning members from last year's championship squad that finished league with 13-3 record. The returning members are seniors Linda Keene, Trisha Rey, Junior Bev Whipple, and Sophomores Davina Polanco and Tammy Silva. All-league players Krystal Martin, Tammy Rose, and Honorable Mention player Yvonne Pelaiz will be sorely missed when the Baler girls take the diamond. Taking their places are Freshman Stacey Stadtler, Sophomores Anne Taylor and Yolanda Jimenez. The Balers should again be quite strong defensively, but pitching could be suspect. Pitching for the Balers this year will be Anne Taylor and Bev Whipple. Shoring-up the infield will be Tammy Silva f3Bl, Stacey Stadtler KSSJ, Trisha Rey f2Bl, and Bev Whipple f1Bl. The outfield will consist of Kelly Lomanto fl.Fl, Linda Keene lCFl, and Roberta Gonzales fRFl. If the Balers get off to a strong start and their defense and pitching come through, they may again repeat as lVlTAl. Champs. A-. . . 4 - J if. .il 1' T , i 5 A N Q-'ig' Mm' WW -.Q . - A 4. Shortstop Julie Yanez plants and readies to fire to ball across the diamond. 5. Junior second-baseman Margi Tobias stretches for the throw from 3rd, 6. Senior Linda Keene tries to avoid the tag at home plate. VARSITY SOFTBALL 51 -f'v F2 - Mendez Sparks F S Coach Joe Somavia is the new FroshfSoph coach for this year's squad. Led by sophomores Brooke Murphy, Carla Ball, and Carmen Estrada the softball team should be in contention for the championship. Early season strong pitching by Freshman Stacey Mendez and Angie Dozal, has the team record at 4-3. Strong hitting by Mendez, Dozal, Ball, Estrada, and Murhpy combined with strong defensive efforts by Mona Acosta, Dee Dee Para, and Michelle Pulido should keep the team within reach of a league title. u 1 s H G 1 . 72 F2 P453-'a '1i-Qefr' r V t t 1. Freshman pitcher Stacey Mendez rifles another ball toward the plate. 2. Stacey Barrios readies for the next pitch. 3. Freshman Danielle LeDuc crosses homeplate for another SCOY2. 52 FXS SOFTBALL '- 621. W . aft' L4 O , w C :A ,ffssvh ,,g, ,,,. 1. V A5 ,I KA Mrwwm ' M W4 silt 3 WW., ,. .,w rf' M, . wy,s:x , v or V td , fr., 32 - eww, 3' ' ,, .M ' rr ,rsi 41:18-wmv-WWW' 5 4. Zulema Rodriguez takes second on a base hit. 5. Karen Souza eyes the ball approaching the plate. 6. Top row: Coach Somavia, Karen Souza, Bernadette Martinez, Angie Dozal, Yolanda Gamboa, Michelle Pulido, Yolanda Jiminez, Stacey Stadtler, Jill Allen. Bottom row: Zulema Rodriguez, Mona Acosta, Maricela Ortiz, Kelly Bourassa, Stacey Barrios, Stacey Mendez, Jennifer Mills, Danielle LeDuc, Brianne Berlin Clit: u ,, I' 4..zi'1.gy ,QQ ..t,,'v ',,.... - 'N' V z 15 -of-f. c.-af ' . t , .. ...Wee -- 5 .,- . ...Q x --ur-' FXS SOFTBALL 53 Varsity Baseball Leads The Pack An early season lead of the MTAL by the varsity baseball team has surprised many persons. Coached by Mr. Rob Diggle, the team will try to get back into the CCS playoffs for the third year in a row. Finishing second to pacific grove last year, the Balers hope to pound-out a few extra hits while hoping to eliminate errors both mentally and physically. The pitching staff will be led by Ed Canez, David Wright, Chris Puthoff, and Luis Urbina. If the pitching staff can come through with timely performances the squad will again be in the hunt for the title. Outstanding hitters for this year's team include Al Tortorelli, Luis Urbina, David Wright and Ed Camez. uTfSf--5,4 wif' il riid -nd' 1. James Martinez steals second and forces the throw into centerfield. 2. Kris Puthoff and Jose Martinez look-on from the bench. 3. Eddie Canez readies for another of his team leading hits. ui B 1 2 1 is 54 R su- -srf ri F p fd L' f v if A f Y' A , ' . 3 Wx vnu, 'ff QS gi SS' hr . x., 51 UU -1. . 1 Y 2 Q V' and ' 3 'G' 15,68 ' ' mqmwwgamf is .za .Q wr ,, MJ' no 4. Secondbaseman Rich Dominguez turns the double play. 5. All-leaguer David Wright showing his stuff against Palma. 6. Picked-Off! Davld Wright's pick-off motion works again. 55 lVIcAbee Helps Keep F rosh In Lead This year's froshfsoph baseball squad will have a hard act to follow as last year's team finished league with a 13-1 record taking the league title. A few changes this year brings a new coach, Mr. Bill Johnson. A very young team will be representing the froshfsoph contingent. Some of the outstanding players for this team are: shortstop Rudy Reys, pitcher and firstbaseman John Mcabee, and thirdbaseman Sam Lomanto. The team got off to a slow preseason, but is now 2-2 in league play. The squad should again be fighting for the title if the players have some clutch hitting and pitching. According to coach Johnson, One of the biggest concerns I have for this year's squad is having the guys learn the fundamentals of the game. This include the mental part of the game which is just as important as the physical part. K . '-x - .,,,,......7' will 1. John Hernandez putting the tag on the Palma runner as he crosses the plate. ' 2. Joey Marquez leads off second base. 3. Robert Parra and Robin Rodriguez both go for the pop fly. 56 4 Rafael de la Cruz shows his form pitching for the Hayseeds 5 Front row Carlos Reynoso Fernando Leon Josh Vanderfoot Rudy Reyes John McAbee Blll Rider Russ Lomanto John Hernandez Vance Lee Back row Coach Bill Johnson Robert Parra Joey Marquez Jackson Bernard Robin Rodriguez Adam Breen Sam Lomanto Rafael de la Cruz Hector Jimenez Bruce Mello 57 Aw Baumgartner Leads Balers To Victory The girl's track teams are pound- ing the turf running to victory. The Baler girls are again led by returning MTAL high jump champion Lisa Baumgartner. Last year Lisa made it to the CCS finals culminating a very successful season. This year she is again reaching back higher and higher to take the title again. Maria Salcedo, the defending MTAL champion in both the 110 and 330 low hurdles, is also starting in fine form by taking quite a few races already. This year's team is being lead by Coaches Virginia Samuelson and Linda Knight. 'mm r, 1. Marisela Martinez begins her sprint to receive the baton from Debbie Smith. 2. Mary Jo Gonzales readies for her shotput event with some warmup throws. 3. Julie Fernandez leads the pack to another victory in the one-mile event. 4. Discus thrower Terri Lamb concentrates on her form during warmups. 58 . vi .ist Q Lamb 5. Lisa Baumgartner stretches up and over the bar readying for defense of the High Jump tltle. 6. Front row: Coach Vlrginla Samuelson, Jenny Solorio, Rosemary Chapa, Marci Lamb - Manager, Noelle Black - Manager, Jollnda McCollom, Coach Linda Knight Second row: Sue Newland, Ann Marie Gonzales, Julie Fernandes, Lisa Baumgartner Third row: Sheila Smlthle, Denise Warren, Kristinea Anderson, Llsa Cashion, Terri Lamb, Debbie Purves, Marla Salcedo, Marisela Martinez, Mary McCullough Back row: Dee Ann Reece, Lynn Brockbank, Debbie Smith, Kathy Bowe, Cindy Bldegary, Yolette Villarreal, Marleta Dela Cruz 59 i h Snyder Breaks Pole Vault Record Steve Snyder started the young track and field events off with a bang by breaking the long-standing school pole vault record by jumping 14.0'. A strong contingent of tracksters coached by Mr. Ron Leonti will definitely cause some eyebrows to be raised during the season. An early season meet against perennial dual meet victor Palma Chieftains showed what the Balers could do when pushed to the limits. The Balers surprised the Chieftains, who have won all their dual meets in 6 years, by almost beating them at Hardin Field. If a couple of persons were not sick for the Balers, the victory would have been ours. Strong individual performances have been turned in by Robert Gonzales, Steve Snyder, Eric Snyder, Butch Green, Mike Harn, and Rich Sweeten. ?nL W , .. rg, A , .. 45 1. John Arballo puts his all into the metal ball 2. Matt Jones flies over the hurdles stretching out at each standard. 3. Steve Snyder handing off to Butch Green in the 440 relay. 60 AA- v 4. Steve Snyder breaking the pole vault record at 14.0' 5. Paul Maxwell finishing fast in the Weightman's Relay. 6. Front row: Matt Jones, Genry Gonzales, Dave Coulter, Butch Green, Mike Ham, Ben Beckstrand, Jesse Vallejo, Glen Koch, Brian Alipaz Second row: George Tombe, Greg Coombes, Steve Snyder, Mlke Robustelli, Adrian Arballo, Bill Caporgno, Steve Vona, John Fitch Third row: Jonathan Medina, Paul Maxwell, Craig Parsons, Mark Broadfoot, Blake Perdue, Fabian Gaona, Rich Schweiger, Robert Gonzales, Brian King, Javier Castillo, Greg Meamber, Frankie Perez, Coach Ron Leonti Back row: Rich Sweeten, Tim Rider, John Arballo, John Gonzales, Buddy Maxwell, Mark Walters, Jeff Paterson, Mike Seeeten 61 Baler T Netters Swing Into Action According to Coach Stan Breslauer, This year we have a young team, so we will shoot to improve match by match and go for a winning season. In singles play, the nfl position was held by Jeff Arnettg v2 position was held by Rich Pascualg 43 position was held by Tony Ramirez. This year's team captain is Senior Cesar Tambo. The number one doubles team consisted ot Sophomores Ernie Dilley and Greg Churchill. Coach Breslauer says, We hope to get into third place this year, but what is really important is our doubles play. With continued improvement, we should challenge Carmel and R.L.S. for the third place. 1. Freshman John Hosler steps into the ball with an aggressive swing. 2. Tony Ramirez effortlessly returns his opponent's serve. 3. Hollister's number one man Jeff Arnett smashes a strong forehand over the net. 62 has T' lUF9'Olll rx . s ft Q , ,l ssl-nv' sy: 1,-vi 41 . .. ., ,,.. ..--,, Y L- rpoaoocarrrr 3595 M-fwfr-11, 4. Front row: Rich Pascual, Matt Mann, Marco Ramirez, Alex Pitschka, and Christian Darby. Back row: Bobby Brum, Cesar Tambo, David Castellano, Jeff Arnett, Greg Churchill, Tony Ramirez, Tennis Pro Dave Carte, Ernie Dilley, Coach Stan Breslauer, John Hosler, 5. Captain Cesar Tambo moves in for the kill. 6, Rich Pascual gets into the swing of things with a strong serve. 63 ff: 'Q O , 1 A634-QJSS V' iii 3- .,.vvf f. If , , 'X a , ' ff o 1WX,f'! E k . X Q , f 'sf -.- 'Am ff - X ,xg K? A 'A - X my M J. g Q , 5545213 ' 4, Balers Become Involved In School Clubs This year some clubs went through a few changes. French Club acquired a new advisor, and FHA became FHAHERO. Names and advisors weren't the only changes. Volleyball and Soccer clubs were eliminated from the students choice. The reason being that it was felt that since HHS had both teams, it wasn't necessary for HHS to have these sports based clubs. Some club sponsored activities included: Easter basket sales by AFS, Pan Dulce sales by Club Estudiantil, The Barn Dance by FFA, The Pigman by The Drama Club, Senior Parents Night by FHAHERO, and numerous flower sales from nearly every club on campus. was N lup 1. France, the main subject of the French Club. 2. ltxaso, Manocika, Lori, and Tom discuss world affairs in AFS Club. 3. Under the direction of Mr. Ledesma, Irene Pasillas conducts a meeting for MECHA Club. b if Riga 3: A.. -ET A ws-V ' -- v 4. Hollister I-ligh's sideshow - Bert and Bart. 5. The Rally Club gets into Homecoming Spirit. 6. Linda Beltran rings her bells at halftime. Student Council's Self-Government Promotes A Spirit of Cooperation 'Wav 47' Comm. of Finance Jose Macias stamps purchase orders, check requests and the bill list APPROVED. if Julia Hyun and Michael Rocha read over Maria's minutes before calling a motion to approve them. 68 STUDENT COUNCIL The organization is known as the Associated Student Body of San Benito Joint Union High School. lts purpose is to provide opportunities for the students of the high school to participate in the government of the school, to encourage intellectual, social and athletic attainment, and to further the interest of the student avL, f f Q to improve the image of our school. Thirteen officers are collectively known as the Student Council. The major respon- sibility for the functioning and success of a student body organization lies in the hands of its officers. These students represent the best in leadership, native ability, enthusiasm and interest in the s ..,. as so V f 41 3 1 , . ' A 4l-A-iTW ' ii ils 'lf ' .1 ll -..mn E ll program. No student body officer is ever chosen by popularity alone, as that is just a small part of leadership qualities. This year the council helped out with the evaluation of the litter after lunch each day. As a result, we got out early many Fridays. S X3 r 'msf - Q' :. 5 F M L. l .Qi 1 V 1 :Ol ,, .f . X 4- f - . X , - P, .rt j A A in o ' -- ly N.. A, ,1 President Mary Perrien checks off the items on the agenda that have been discussed. 1983-84 Student Council Officers: lfront rowl Scott Beckstrand, Comm. of the Senior Class, Nancy Frusetta, Comm. of Athleticsg Julia Hyun, Comm. of the Sophomore Classg Michael Rocha, Comm. of Inter-Club Relations. Back row: Mary Perrien, Presidentg Jose Macias, Comm. of Financeg Richard Sweeten, Vice-President, Tom Sugiura, Comm. of the Junior Class, Marla Espericueta, Secretary, Tiffany Lambert, Comm. of Social Affairs and Programsg Francine Miller, Assistant Secretary: Bob Sugiura, Comm. of Publicity. Mr. Homen, advisor to the council, warns of how Mr. Hearn won't agree with some of their ideas. STUDENT COUNCIL 69 5 x A Closer Look at Close Up WAN! 1983-84 Close Up participants: lback rowl Cameron Darby, Beverly Carter, Cathy Coombes, Maria Espericueta, Janine Petersen, Anne McCullough, Marie Rajkovich, Amara Ivancovich, Scott Beckstrandg ffront fowl Mrs. Hall ladvisorl, Jenny Francom, Tiffany Lambert and Donna Anotti. Enjoying a night on the town are Marie Rajkovich, Amara Ivancovich, Scott Beckstrand and friends they met from the Bay Area. Close Up's trip to Washington D.C. took place this year again. lt wasn't easy for the twelve students to raise the seven hundred dollars apiece. They had a candy sale, enchilada sale and got big dona- tions from local organizations. After the money was raised the kids were off to Washington on Feb- ruary 19. The stay was one week long during which students met with important people that help run our government. The interest- ed students had to attend classes to educate themselves about the way our government works. The students also had free time in which most went sightseeing or shopping and in the evening had a banquet and a dance all set up. All in all everybody had a good time. 1 - x . i . . - Y Y ., . 35' f +. I ' N. L-Q. l . . Upon arrival at Virginia's airport, Jenny Francom, Beverly Carter, professional basketball player Darren Day, Cathy Coombes, Maria Espericueta and Tiffany Lambert all pose for a snapshot. Representative Leon Panetta gave San Benito High and Salinas High students a very informal, informative talk In the House Building. Amara lvancovich and Marie Rajkovich enjoy listening in on relaxing music on the return trip. 71 Q Trisha Rey Heads 'Rally Club David Haracha trys to get his pants on while Brian Foote stands by. Freshman get excited at Basketball Homecoming Rally. 72 This year's Rally Club was led by President Trisha Rey and advised by Ms. Jill Clark. Throughout the school year the club presented unique and often times outrageous skits that kept the students rolling in their seats. The club had fundraisers throughout the school year. The purpose of the club is to promote school spirit, sportsmanship, participation and friendship in and between schools. This year's club has I definitely fit the billing as school spirit has been very high all year. Two other clubs were combined with the Rally Clubg the Soccer Club and Volleyball Club. This was an effort to support all teams at school. iw' eq...- Unidentified student makes it through the course. Coach Hurtado introduces the 1984 J.V. Basketball team. Maria Espericueta looses her pants as she goes through the race. 73 French Club Gains New Advisor 4? W Jfffrf ,sf I' 1 1. ltxaso Echevarria tries to teach Corine Amiel, our French exchange student, how to tune a guitar. 2. The 1983-84 French Club: fback rowl Suzie Emmery, Cathy Martinez, Cathy Coombes, Connie Guaracha, and Mademoiselle Lassaga. ffront rowl Elizabeth Lopez, Maria Espericueta, Mary Avila, Gina Felice, and Jennifer Menton. 3. The French Club discusses different French restaurants in Monterey. 74 The advisors this year for the French Club were Mr. Smith and Mademoiselle Lassaga. Mademoiselle Lassaga took over for Mr. Smith after he retired at the end of the first semester. This year's officers were: Jennifer Menton, President, Butch Green, Vice President, Mary Avila, Secretary, and Gina Felice, Treasurer. This year the French Club went to a French restaurant in Monterey. They also ordered sweatshirts that say Comment ca va, which means, What's Happening? They also planned to sell special crepes as a fund raiser. . 1 FRANCE J 4. President, Jennifer Menton reviews the agenda for the French Club meeting. 6. Vive la France!! 5. The French Club officers for 1983-84: Mary Avila, Secretary, Gina Felice, Treasurer, Jennifer Menton, President, and Mademoiselle Lassaga, Advisor. Not pictured, Butch Green, Vice President. 7. Wow!! Maria Espericueta even eats French yogurt. YOPLAIT! 75 Mecha Makes Money At Annual Dance This years club advisors, Mr. Frank Ledesma and Mrs. Flores-Zepeda guided the club in various fund-raisers such as a bake sale which was a big success. Other activities included are a car wash, annual dance, Cinco de Mayo week, annual club picnic and a Chicano youth conference. This years Mecha Club officers are as follows: first semester President, Sonya Casarezg Irene Pasillas, Vice Presidentg Celia Rodrigues, Secretaryg Ricar- do Casas, Sergeant-at-armsg Ana Camacho, Treasuryg and Renee Renteriag advisor. Second semester: Irene Pasillas, Presidentg Joey Jiminez, Vice Presidentg Sylvia Espinoza, Secretaryg Laura Hurtado, Sergeant-at-armsg and Esther Infante, Treasury. 76 X? age' 'ga 3 ,mil Ml JJ f lx, -sc. , 1. The club members from L to R fbottom rowl Monica Gonzales, Sonia Casarez, Irene Pasillas, Rlta Casares, Angie Dozal. fMlddle row - seatedl Celia Rodriguez, Renee Renteria, Maria Salcedo, Ester lnfante. lStandingl Mr. Ledesma, Sylvia Espinoza, Joey Jimenez, Susie Serrato, Ricardo Casas, Ann Camacho, Ruben Lujan, Tony Ramirez, Jessica Delgadtllo, Rosle Munoz. 2. Second semester President Irene Pastllas heads another meeting. 3. Mrs. Flores Zepeda makes suggestions for future fundraisers while Celia Rodrlquez pays close attention. 4. Mecha Club gets into the baler spirit during Homecoming week, 5. President, Irene Pasillas, and Secretary, Sylvia Espinoza, getting things together. 77 Sharing the Spotlight The gun goes off and the band steps on the field. It's half time! But its more than just the band that makes half time great. It's the auxilliary units that add class to the band. This year's 1983-84 drill team and letter girls are working very hard trying to raise money for uniforms, future trips and competitions, they hope to be attending in the year. Such as Miss Drill Team U. S. A. held in Santa Monica in February. Both teams have attended summer camps where drill team won first place in their routine they took to camp and a spirit stick for team unity. Letter girls won various ribbons and in a recent band revue at Newman won a 5th place trophy out of 19 other units. To get through drill team we've got to stick together, says Diana Lopez from the team. Don Neddeau, band and auxillary advisor comments that this years teams have been very successful. And both letter girls and drill team have proved just that in their hard work and great performances. 1. Drill team and Varsity Cheerleaders do a routine together at one of the rallies. 2. Practice makes perfect! 3. Drill team bottom to top: Veronica Ruedas, Tiffany Hawkins capt., Julia Hyun, Julie Miller, Kristy Spina, Dianna Lopez, Lisa Harbin, Sally Fitzjohn, Allison Knowles. 4. Trina Webb enjoys herself while dancing 78 1 m wa f 1 ',p..-srGG?ff'ffgv Im-5 E V ,ww If , .8 44. x W I f 5 Www :9'ffb'3 f .1 . kfmit, . ,v ,pk . A+x,.i x X . ' .'fiew.n hx 4 , .- ' - ' . - ' '.,... 4-,, .5 A Z -,Q r- ' . gig, . nf, f i W4-, f Q 1 xl KY M W M e .. . . : ' R l jf R1 , , ' . 4 V ' V: , 2 I WW . , It .X I L5 Q , If A - K ' 9 fm 4 , ' , i . ,. A , .1 ' ' f Vf- X7- 37s ff'Z7?,' .,- 4. ,. ' ., ia! z':'. ? 1, 'Ari I if Q ' ' . - J: - g g fx YL N :' X ,l xx . '33-1' R .: -N , K' fi, AFS Reaches Out And Touches Every Continent -Ziff erik.. . V ,. it Bifffffwl-ml - 'T -,zz A xszlsvr 'M it T t f u lf ia f ' 34 1. Juan munches clown at an AFS dinner. 2. The winning club float for this year's Homecoming. 3. The 1983-84 AFS club: tbottom row, l to rl Lori Apgar, Elizabeth Lopez, Connie Guaracha, and Kathy Bowe. 12nd rowl Kiyoko, Claudia, Manocika Ratnayake, Mary Avila, Gina Felice, and Tina Bankard. 13rd rowl Andrea Wrede, Mike Riemel, Urs, Corine Amiel, Carolyn Raper, Missy Montagna, and Jeremy Ghione. Ctop rowl Mrs. Lotz, Hector Rodriguez, Tony Ambriz, Greg Coombes, and Cindy Bldegary. 80 The AFS Club this year had the following officers: Gina Felice, Pre- sident, Tom McManus, Vice President, Mary Avila, Secretary, Connie Guara- cha, Treasurer, and Carolyn Raper, Historian. AFS participated in the following activities: Halloween flower sale, Regional Christmas party, Kodak presentation of the Swiss Alps, a progressive dinner, Easter Basket sales, Soup and Salad Supper, and a mystery trip at the end of the year. countries: Manocika Ratnayke from Sri Lanka and Corine Amiel from France. The entire AFS Club, especially the officers and exchange students, would like to thank Mrs. Joan Lotz for being such a super advisor. AFS had two students from foreign xii.. . as sv ' ,. - -an 1 his 5 N ' V 4. Mary Avila and Tom McManus work hard to finish the decorations for the float. 5. Hollister High's AFSers and AFS returnee, Manocika Ratnayake, from Sri Lanka, Gina Felice, returnee from Turkey, and Corine p V., Amiel, from France. ' Hx 6. ltxaso and Corine show us what AFS is all about. ix -A 81 Block H I-las Two Fundraisers 1. Allen Jones and Alfonso Hurtado give all they got to get the ball. 2. Steve Snyder tries to out run Bill Toledo. 3. Mrs. Arballo and Mrs. Fehlman give their biggest cheers for the faculty. 82 xx JEL. - Q ,Q 5 WEB! WL, I 5242? High Standards for CSF Bring Rewards CSF President Robert Sugiura attempts to ! preside in a class full of high achievers. . Jennifer Menton and Jeanine Tresidder check j over sponsor sheets for the carwashes. .f E. E-4 First Row: Robert Johnson, Nlel Uemura, Cory Tresidder, Robert Sugiura, Jennifer Francom. Second Row: Alice Nichols, Chris Pereira, A DeeAnn Reece, Tiffany Lambert, Tonya Ivancovich, Suzanne Herzog, Nancy Vigna, ' Scott Burke, Laurie Yamanishi, Maria Espericueta, Jennifer Menton, Elizabeth Lopez, Mrs. Anderson, Mr. Dilley. Third Row: Tiffy Perez, Kristie Hansen, Kris Warren, Scott Beckstrand, Lisa Bombard, Jacque Dilley, Tom McManus, Donna Hobson, Anne Brock- bank, Jeanine Tresidder, Jeff Arnett, Bobbie ...., Brum. ?. it . A Laurie Yamanishi and Scott Beckstrand follow Mrs. Anderson's directions on how to stuff envelopes appropriately. Bob Sugiura and CSF receive help from Supterintendent of County Schools, Dick Lowry. 84 CSF r,, ' Q3 751' :SILAS r--1-1, l 1 ,Strait , . T, ,i' lL,, i ? 4 Qs 1 J 5 Q-f The California Scholarship Federahon B a schohsnc honor society affiliated with a statewide organization whose purpose is to foster high standards of scholarship, service and citizenship. Mrs. Ander- son, co-advisor with Mr. Dilley, says that she enjoys working with this elite group very much. She's always willing to help guide them through successful high school years. Officers this year were: Robert Sugiura, Presidentg Anne Brockbank, Vice- Presidentg Margie Tobias, Secretaryg Laurie Yamanishi, Treasurer. Activi- ties for CSFer's include serving at vanous dmners and rmsmg funds throughcarwashesfortheannualSan Francmco tnp. CSF 85 El Club Estudiantil Promotes Cultural Understandm Ms. Flores-Zepeda, head advisor for El Club Estudiantil, says, The club's purpose is to involve all students in cultural, traditional events and functions in school and in the community. In the past, we were the most active club on campus. The clubls activities during the first week of May are to commemorate Cinco de Mayo. There was a joint effort with MECHA this year to have the student body recognize the significance of this date. The club had bi-weekly pan dulce sales and held a corsagefboutonniere sale before Christmas as fundraisers. The yearly drawing for a Thanksgiving turkey was held within the club and Marisela Chavez was awarded the turkey. The monies raised went toward scholarships granted to two outstanding seniors in the club. ., Av! 86 CLUB ESTUDIANTIL 1. Eugenia Garcia and Blanca Castillo discuss the club's upcoming events. 2. El Club Estudiantil officers: Maria Espericueta, Treasurerg Maritza Tristan, Sergeant-At-Armsg Elena Reynoso, Vice-Presidentg Francisco Rivera, President. Front Row: Ms. Flores-Zepeda, Advisorg Ana Pena, Secretary. 3. Francisco Rivera checks with Maria Espericueta on the club's financial status. 4. Marisela Chavez tells Jesus Ornelas how much she'd like to have the turkey. 5. Elena Reynoso and Ana Pena may gossip during the meeting, but Maritza Tristan pays close attention. 6. Hungry students seek pan dulce at the Spirit Booth during Brunch. N, f, CLUB ESTUDIANTIL 87 Future l-lomemakers of America Join to Help Our Commumty Future Homemakers of America QFHA- HEROJ is a club formed so that students enrolled in home economics classes may promote individual, family, school and community enrichment. Its members take an active part in the county fair, homecoming, and state and section meetings. FHA-HERO sponsors Senior Parents' Night and has bake sales and other fund raisers throughout the year. This past December, they put on the Christmas Dance with a popping contest which attracted much of the school population. The advisors are Mrs. Encinias and Mrs. Bates. Officers this year were: Co-Presidents Lina Duran and Silvia Vargasg Vice-President Scott Smithg and Secretary Gina Littlejohn. 88 FHA-HERO 7' K 1x Wa! emi f. Co-President Silvia Vargas reads up on home management. Lina Duran and Silvla Vargas, as co-presidents, discuss Senior Parents' Night. 1983-84 FHA-HERO members: lBack rowl Scott Smith, Mrs. Bates ladvisorl, Kim Crum, Cindy Beveridge, Lina Duran and Mrs. Encinias ladvisorl. Front row: Dinah Ferrer and Silvia Vargas. Kim Hollingsworth turns to smlle while in Foods class. Sandy Cabrera learns something new about proper nutrition. Mrs. Bates prepares a delicious dish before her class, demonstrating how to place pepperoni properly. FHA-HERO 89 1: Bathtub Races I-I1 hllght Homecoming eek .if,' 1. Bottom row - Diana Ruiz, Lisa Williamson, Gloria Sanchez, Tonya House, Michelle Boomer, Tammie Bisceglia. Row 2 - Jill Allen, George O'Campo, Chris Corotto, Andy Recalde, Joey Vallejo, Jeff Churchill. Row 3 - Russ Enz, Jeff Cross, Brennan Porteur, Tim Gillio, Ken Casillas, Cindy Rose, Manny Casillas, Suzy Hegglin. Row 4 - Jerean Burton, Stacy Statoller, Mark Broadfoot, John Gonzales, Mike Napolitano, Andrew Graves, Frank Scalmanini, Bobby Pacheco. 2. The Roadrunner races down to the finish line in the bathtub races. 3. Ag members plant trees in front of the school on arbor day. 4. Bottom row - Kristi Sadler, Melissa Haskett, Sprena Velho, Loren Marsh, Shawn Flater. Row 2 - Suzette Sartlslan, Jeanette Carbone, Carla Ball, Robert Shields, Craig Burrows, Elizabeth Waters. Row 3 - Brian Knoll, Joel Thomas, Mark Medina, Tony Ambra, Eric Pulido, Danny Lugo. Row 4 - Mike Davis, John Waters, Alex Naccarato, Bill Hernandez, Grag Scattini, Jason DeRosa, Robert Bianchi, Diane Diaz, Lynda Burton. Francine Miller - Barndance Queen .14 3: 5. Bottom - Rocio Urbina, Julie Sullens, Sheila Smllie, Carlos Rivera, Marco Escalante. Row 2 - Shawn Freels, Marian Sanchez, Tina Bettencourt, Sonia Lopez, Camille Bentley, Cecilia Sanchez, Mary Vaughn, Analisa Foronda. Row 3 - Wayne Hoefler, Jim Balbas, Chris Lopez, Michelle Foster, Camiro Amezcia, Shon Opp, David Cordova, Pat Johnson. Row 4 - David Godoy, Juan Barajas, Tim Rupp, Tony Sanchez, Bill Henricks, David Castenada, Shane Milthollan, Fred Marsh. 6. Jason DeRosa and George O'campo finish up their Ag projects. 7. Diane Diaz, Luis Urbina, and Mary Perrien supervise the decorating of the Barndance. 8. Bottom - Jeff Goodwin, Cathy Hague, Georgia Hodges, Danette Shields, Karin Casillas, Jennifer Lawless, Robert McManus. Row 2 - Debbie Calleri, Bonnie Goodwin, Curt Rey, Wendell Sexton, Albert Tortorelli, Fritz Urebim, Eddie Canez, Matt Hill, Ken O'Connell. Row 3 - Danny Silva, Danny Dorado, Rikki Alnas, Mike Brissette, David Demateo, Chris Hernandez, Johnny Flores. Row 4 - Randy McCorkle, Cory McManus, Robert Fehl, Bill Hardin, Russell Lomanto, Dan Hamrick, Jim Balbas, Anthony Borges, Richard Perry, Mitch Madruga. 91 FFA Breakfast Another Success mm... Bottom Row: MaryJo Gonzales, Secretaryg Gina Wrlght, Hlstorlang Kelli Nell, Reporter, Tlna Bettencourt, Vlce President Top Row: Robert Blanchl, Sentlnelg Ken O'Connell, President, Sam Lomanto, Treasurer One ol the ag student: flnlshlng up hls project Bill Lu trying to Impress the photographer, whlle others turn away and pay more attention to the people on the dance floor Bottom Row: Diane Tevea, Karen Sousa, Donald Garner, Letticla Canderarla, Dena Lawless Row 2 Oscar DeLeon, Tlnu Vlnculdua, Lacey Wllllamson, Gretchen Helner, Klm Dunn, Ana Mendoza. Row 3 Ty Destefanlx, Phll Veuey, Trish Classlc, Norma Lopez, Tony Carter, Donavan Oswalt. Row 4 Davld Shlelds, Allan Agulrree, Pat Rlcottl, Todd Renz, Ken Galner, Sam Pence, Dan Dlller, Greg DeMateo 92 nwqwp sir'- ,,,.,- ,,1 1 N y '-ww? . 7 Ken O Connell, FFA President ti funn- ! ARA s Q -FT A All The annual FFA breakfast has full attendance again. Elizabeth Waters and Elizabeth Melendy take time to smile for the birdie while Barbara Newton is hard at work Bottom Row: Chris Arnold, Cheryl Tholcke, Cathy De Brito, Francine Miller, Ursa Major, Mary Jo Gonzales Row 2 Michelle Padron, Kelli Neil, Brooke Murphy, Roberta Gonzales, Christin Fiocken, George Sabin Row 3 Brian Foote, Gina Wright, Nancy Annotti, Julie Casillas, Elizabeth Melendy, Barbra Newton Row 4 Cameron Darby, Jeff Hansen, Sam Lomanto, Royce Bowlus, Art Zack 93 'S' Percussion Takes Trophy Again at Tracy This year's Baler Band under the direction of Mr. Don Neddeau, again provided the school and community with great performances throughout the year. The Band performed at cities such as Cupertino, Tracy and Pacific Grove. At each of these performances the band came out with a trophy usually first or second place. The Percussion Section or Drum Line went to Tracy and proceeded to take first place for the fourth year in a row. The group is assisted by former drummer Dean Machado who takes the students through their routines. Drum Major Jackie Dilley led the band in their halftime football performances during the fall and at the band reviews. The Jazz Section has given a stirring performances for the school at assemb- lies, and standing ovation usually follow. 1 The 1984 Baler Band. 2 Robin Poggi finds James Munoz and Robert Lopez entertaining. 3 Jacque Dilley, the 1983f84 Drum Major. 4. The Baler Band has a little warm up before the half time show. 5. The Drum section fleft to rightl James Munoz, Robert Lopez, Chris Collins, lBackl Freddy Lopez, Robert Lopez, Frank Alvarez. 6. Snare drummers keep in step during the half time show. 95 Junior State Practices Politics Junior State is a club that was started two years ago with the help of its advisor, Mrs. Hall, and interested students like incumbent president, Robert Sugiura. The activities of the group are mainly attending conferences. This year Junior Statesmen participated in the Fall Overnight, Model UN, Stanford's One- day Conference, Spring State and San Raphael I-ligh's Mock Presidential Nomin- ation Convention. Some of the topics discussed or debated have to do with the 1984 presidential election and the controversies attached to each nominee. Fund raisers to help pay for the cost of conferences include enchilada sales and long-stem roses the last day of school. The summer programs available through JSA allow students to work with elected officials of the State of California at UC Davis and Georgetown University. Hitt ...z,.,......,-M..1n.,,... ,. y . y. an 96 Tie or gist .gm lifjg Aa- X 5 fl Q sf +4 sr' to,- aux I . I all ' is it lllw Xl M- 1983-84 Junior Statemen of America members: lback rowl Mrs. Hall ladvisorl Niel Uemura, Jose Macias, Robert Sugiura, Dan Kesling, Jonathan Medina, Beverly Carter, Mlchael Rocha, Joseph Kingmang imiddle rowl Liz Pitchka, Jennifer Francom, Janine Tresidder, Nancy Frusetta, Julia Hyung lfront rowl Melissa Gagliolo, Tom Sugiura, Lori Apgar and Kristinea Andersen. The California State Capitol Building in the background was a common sight to the Spring State participants. Jonathon Medina and Joseph Kingman silently display their enthusiasm upon arrival to Sacramen- to. Daniel Kesling, Niel Uemura and Janine Tresidder seem to be lost while sightseeing in Sacramento. President Robert Sugiura and Jennifer Francom show their pride in San Benito County at Spring State. Officers of Junior State were Jose Macias, Vice Presidentg Jennifer Francom, Secretaryg Robert Sugiura, Presidentg and Daniel Kesling, Treasurer. 97 Pigman Opens Drama Clubs' Season 1. Rene Renteria and Donna Hobson get ready for their next act. 2. Wayne Purves and Marie Rajkovich practice their crank phone call for The Pigman. 3. Murat Montero listens to Marie Rajkovich as she talks on the phone. 98 performed for the Student Body at a special assembly. The overwhelming reaction of the Student Body led to the success of the play, when performed for the public. ,. ww 4. Wayne Purves and Marte Rajkovich slt, waiting for Mr. Pignati. 5. At last!! Mr. Pignatl, a.k,a. Mike Parker, emerges to greet his guests. 6. Kristinia Anderson makes up David Pacheco's face, for the opening night of The Pigmanf' Q 99 People And Academics: The Year For A Change The academic requirements for incoming Freshmen, have changed quite a bit in the last year. Students are having to take more Science and Math this year. The reason for many of these changes is based on state-wide test scores. ln order to keep educational standards high, Freshmen are placed in classes such as Biology and Algebra IAB. High school isn't the only place where requirements have been boostedg colleges are requiring that next year's students take Geometry and Chemistry while in high school. Teachers are changing too. This year, H. H. S. added Ms. Matulich, Ms. lonata, Mr. Keck, Mr. Martin, Mrs. Wemp, Mr. Leonti, and Ms. Dickson. New counselors this year are Mr. Sandifer, and Mrs. O'Hara. Retiring at the semester are Mr. Smith, leaving with 33 years under his belt, and Mr. Buchanan, leaving with 16 of teaching behind him. .aw ' . 1. Mr. Chen shows Nicole Post how to use a compass. 2. Tom McManus effortlessly pumps iron. 3. Scott Arzie and Andrew Graves work in metal shop. 4. Chris Corotto auditions for a part in UFLASHDANCEH A redano, Jose Aguero, Laurie M ll az Brian Alle Alnas, Russell Alvarado, Connle Amador, Ruben Annotti, Susan Aggglggg, Jennifer Argllo, Adrian Arhgljg, Elaine Arredondo, Juana Arreola, Enrique Arreola, Gabriel Ashbaugh, Scott Ashcraft, Lester Avlla, Jos' Avalli, Jolene Ballard, Clndy Banuelos, Ollvla Barajas, Juan B Barnard, Jackson Barreras, Arcadio Barrlentos, Rolle Bargjog, Sjgggy, Bautista, Sandra Bautista, Vincent Beckstrand, Benjamin Bermudez, J udy Bettencourt, Greg Bldondo, Bernadette Blsceglla, Tammy Blanco, Ramiro Boomer, Mlchelle 'QBEIITTFEFIT Bourassa, Relll 102 T 3' W1 Q? 2? ' CCI NK . .Ns h We ,Q R we Q X X 1. Kim Foote, Danielle Le Duc, and Dee Anne Reece look 3 fx 3 xf' A ff, gig Q X. a cf? A ebx ka ls -. . 3' , fe- . ,,,,,..- 2, 2. Freshmen show their shared expression . . . BOREDOM! ,-, Bravo, Irma Breen, Adam Brelin, Brianne Bed in Briones, Luz Brookshire, Kath Bueno, Agneica Burton, Janell Campoli, Deana Canales, Corinne Candelaria Leticia Canez, Rita Carbone, Jeannette Carlson, Mike Carota, Matthew Carter Charle arter, Tony. Casarez, Rachel Casarez, Rita Casas, Raquel Castaneda, Becky 'CEEEAHTISEED' Castillo, Clemencia Castillo, Javier Castro Steve Cavazos, Sheila Ceja, Christina Cervantes, Manuel Cervantes, Socorro Chairez, Abelino Chapa, Rosemary Chavez, Maltin Cimoli, Nicole Cigneros, Lisa Classic Tricia Cluck, Michael Cobb Todd Cobb Treven Conley, Melanie Contreras, JOSl8 Coombes, Greg Coo er Cordova David Corona, Angie 103 Cgrtez! Analiga Corigz, Carlos Cortez, Olivia 1.-1-iii Lupe Costa, Teddy Coulter David Darby, Trevor Deanda, Joseph Delacruz, Frank Delacruz, Rafael Delacruz, Samuel r D.elaadn..D.asmi, a Deluna, Rene DeMaggiol David .l21az..-1022. Diaz, Linda P,Qli1n...Dau1d. Dozal, Angeligg Qunn...K1m.. Echgvgmg, Marg Emerlch, Stephanie ,Enz,.B.uss. Escalante, Maggg Escamilla, Amelia Espinoza, Dora Esguer, Pam Evans, Michelle Fernandes, Qgllg, 9 i Mags I 4. D-Q V ,aff 1. The Freshmen ACTUALLY showed spirit at the rallies Flater, Shawn Flores, Gonzalo Foote Kim Foronda Analisa Fraser Donna Freitas, Scoi Funk, Debbie Galvan Andrea Galvan, Dolores Gamboa, Sofia Garcia, Alberto Garcia Arturo Garcia, Jesus Garcia, Monalisa LZ-3.r.cia..EauL Garcia, Steven Garcia, Vicente Garner, Donald f f Qhjqng, Jeremy, GH. I Godo , David Godoy, Ime di Godoy, Josegh Gomee, Jason Gomez, Mike Gonzales, Ray Gonzalez, Lino Gonzalez, Oscar Graham, Patrick Grow Lauri Guaracha Eddie .-is--7-l Guerra, Cynthia Gutierrez, Apolinar Gutierrez, Lorena Guzman, Johnny Hannah, Tammy Harn Beth Hart, Vicky Hasara Krysti Haskett, Alice Haskett, Melissa Hayes, Dan Hggglln, Suzy Heiner Gretchen Henricks, Billy Herbert Elizabeth Hernandez, Angie ,i:iemamiez..Diane Hernandez, Frances Hernandez, John Hernandez, Rodolfo Herrera Israel 105 Herzog, Suzanne Hor Hosler, ,Ighn House, Tonya Howard, Wes Hunter, Matt Hurlbut Stormi Hurtado, Luis lnfante, Ga5riel lvancovich, Tonya Jaime, Laura Jenkins Donald Jimenez, Jose ...-i.. Jimenez, Lupe Jimenez, Paul Johnson Lorine Johnson, Patrick Jghnsog, Sammy- Juarez, Jackie Kelsch, Dan Kittrell Sherrie Knoll, Brian Koch, Glenn Koll, Tamra Kunkel, Todd Labuguen, Elmgr Lanier, Jodi Lara, Maria Lawless, Dgng l.eDue, Danielle I Leon, Fernando LoBue, Roselllna Lopez, Ruben Lopez, Norma Lopez, Sonia Luggjgrg, Mary Luna, Hector Luna, Ruben Macias Alex Maclas, Grossle Maclayag, Catalino 106 lX,Q,,, ......s.. ..... 1 if5ii5f'l ' it s ' f .. ,,,, ,,.. X X XX N c N 3, gp P X .. s v A A A i f it it K - A F RESI-IMAN - 25 Science units To Graduate All incoming Freshman now are required to take 25 units in Science. This is a direct result of increased Science requirements throughout California. Next year, the Science Department will be moving to new facilities, and at the same time developing courses in Human Biology, Advanced Biology, Earth Science, and Physical Science. Freshman, Steve Garcia looks into micros- cope very carefully. X sg s X ttttt 1 iii i we Madera, Ruben Malacova, Jerry Monoz, Ignacio Mann, Matt Manning Erip Mansmith Christine Marsh, Fred Martinez, Andrez Martinez, Bernadette Martinez, Catalina Martinez Manuel Martinez Marisela Martinez, Rene Mata, Bobby Mayeda, Dave Maynez, Lorraine McCormick, Shawn McGovert Derick -MgManus..Cszr.eu Meagher, I my M,gmizer,.Gr.es. Medellin, Frances Mederios, David Medina, Jesse Medina, Mark Medina, Martha Mello, Br-gg-Q Mendez, Stacey Mendoza, Ana Mendoza, Ricardo Menezes, Kevin Menzel, Mat! Merrill, Robert Meza, Roberto Miller, Lauralac, i er ic ele Millhollon Shane Mills, Jennifer Milyard, Ray Molina, Feliciano Monta na Chi Monteon, Eliza eth Montoya, Cindy ' 107 Munoz, Alex Munoz, Edgar Munoz, McGuadalupe Navarro, Ralph Neff, Daniel Newland, Sug Nichole, Qggg Noble, Jamie Nolan Shannon Nowlcki, Steve Ogas, Trinl Olivarez, Sylyja Omar, Shake Ogg, Shon Orca, Monica Orozco, Fernando Orozco, Tgrgga Ortega, Alfredo Ortega, Danny Ortega, Sonia Ortiz, Maricela Oswalt, Donovan Ozanne Sc Parawan, Jack Parodi, Ann Parra, Robert Pascual, Richard -1.1143 . ?Para Dee Dee S Pasillas, Maria Pasillas, Stella Pagsman, Jghg Nul- Pawllk, Stac ena, Norma Pena, Raquel Pena, Rosie herein-Q12 Perez, Frank Perez, Helario Perez, Lgtjcla Perez, Maria Perez, Pablo Perry, Qggjree 108 .l FRESHMAN - 20 Units of Physical Education to Graduate This required course emphasizes the development of individual skills, stra- tegies, and techniques used in basic physical education activities, physical fitness, and conditioning. Students are required to participate in activities such as Swimming, Volleyball, and Basket- ball. Presently the Board of Trustees is thinking of waving P.E classes if a student participates in sports. This would decrease the size of P.E classes and more students might engage in sports. Freshman, Vince Hernandez, smiles for a picture while he is playing Volleyball. Freshman Steve Vallejo and Scott Zazueta trying hard to become masculine. l ffh w 2 Petersen, Paul Pidd, Cindy Pierce, Lisa PTE-E'?OTZgE Pintello, Whitney Pitschka, Alex Ponce, Ignacio Ponce Nacho Porteur, Brennan Prado, Alma Rrado, Marla Pulido, Michelle Purves Deborah Padillo, Rafael Ramirez, Albert Ramirez, Isidro Ramirez, Marcos Ramos, Carlos . .. Ramos, Larry Rautmann, Fred Razo Graciela Redding, Clark Reece Dee Ann Renton, Brian Rey, Curt Reyes, Albert Reyes, Wilmer Reynolds, Mike Reynoso, Yvonne ,mmmmgn Rico, Tonya V Rider, Bill Rios, Marie Rivera, Carlos Rivera, Laura Rivera, Manuel Rivera, Sylvia Rivera, Victoria Rodriguez Henry Rodriguez Luz Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez, Trlni A 109 Rojas, Mary Ruiz, Maria Bulz, Mark iadlzzlil Sahagvn, Miguel Salinas, Maricella Sanchez, Cruz Sanchez, Gloria Sanchez, Jaime Sanchez, Juan Sanchez, Tony Sandoval, Alma Serrano, Elizabeth Serrano, lrma Sexton, Brian Shake Omar Shaw, Kaye Silva, Krmando Silveira, Joe Silvem, Peter Smllie, Sheila Smith, Debgra Smith, Kristi Smith, Laura Soares, Nanc Sohn, etsy Solis, Antonio SQH5. Herman Solorio, Jenni Sousa, Karen S ly Stafford, Vince 'swarms .1-11. Sullens, Julie Tallent, Krist eie a, etlcla Igghimg, Teri Teves, Diane Thomas, Joel Tggn: Matt Toomz f.- .J J ,,,,.r f Basic Skills Brings Success! The Basic Skills Department is headed by Mr. Echaore, and stresses the basic skills in language arts and reading. Many other teachers, besides Mr. Echaore, teach in these classes. The students who are in this program are there to improve the ir skills so they can later be placed in grade level classes. As soon as the st udent has reached their grade level, according to the CTBS test, and have passed their Basic Skill classes, they can then enroll in a grade level class. 1. The Basic Skills class is working hard? Or hardly working? HY' , .Q , 3 Q Torres Robbig Tresidder, Corey Urhina, Rocio Valderrama Diana Valdez, Jose Valdez Rosie Vallejo, Ben Vallejo, Steve Vance, lfee Vanderford, Josh Vargas, Carla Vasquez, Daniel Vaughn, Mary Vega, Yvonne Velhg, Sgrena Ventura, James Vermilyer John Vessey, Phil Vi na, Nanc Villa ich Villareal, Yolette Villegas, Rachel ,Wnsu1a1iQ..ChrLs.tm.a. Waide, Kriss Wglkgr, Jody Walter Janice Walters, Mark Ward, Kip White, Todd Will' P '-1c.u.z.f williamg, Williagg Williamson, Llsa Wolfsmith, Rim Womack, Mark Wogds Diana Wright, Qhrigtine Yacovone, Chris Yuma swam-Shufbn Zapien, Maria Zacueta Scott Zuniga Vince 111 Acosta, Alice Ahumanda, Anthony M Alavarez, David Ambra, Tony Anderson, Kris Anzaldua, Martin A ar, Lori Arebalo, Sedastian Armenta, Helen Arnett, Jeff Arnold, Leslie Arreola, Marllu Arrocena, Moises Ashbaugh, Philip Avila, Mary ,,B.all..CaLle. Banda, Hermina Banuelos, Guillerno Baragona, Bob Barraza, Robert Barrientos, Rick Beltran, Linda E Berlin, Alane Burumen, Armando Bettencourt, Dianna Bianchi, Robert -Blake Noelle 'Blank Bowe, Kathy Bowman, Charlie Bravo, Jose Brengman, Stephanie Bridge, Bgndy f ik Br a a Brockbank, Lynne Q1 Q Brum, Bobby fgtsfaell 1 1 2 N 1. Sophomore Girls gather outside the bathrooms to catch the latest. J' 6' wk? Qi! C ed or 2. Craig Parsons and Mike Gonzales order their class rings. ,,-.4-Ng' i vi, ,VX A sf 40 A Bryan, Scott Bueno, Martin Burke, Scott Ealbas, Jim Burrows, Brett Burton, Jerean Bustlllos, Louis Cabral, Louis Cabrera, Alejandra Conchola, Porfirlo Cardoza, Debbie Carrillo, Margarita Casarez, Sonya Casas, Maria Caslllas, Julie Cashion Lisa Castanedo Nadine Castellano, David Castillo, Silvia Callerl, Debbie Canela, Sergio Ceballos, Jose Chapa, Camllo Chew, James Chew, Jennifer Chew, Thomas Christensen Dawnette Chr Chgrghljl, Qreg Clark, Sherry Conrique, Minerva Cordes, Julia Crggg, Jeff Crowe, Kenny Coneo Toni Curry, Vicki Darr, Tamara Day, Beth Day, Mike DeBrito, Cathy lLGLuz.Mar1eta. Delgadlllo, Jessica Del Real, Louie DeMateo, David DeRosa Jason Digg, Todd Dilley, Ernlg Dobbs, David Dovie, Patrice Duarte, Richard Dunn, Michelle Duran, Raymond Dutes, Robert Elliott, Mike Endwald Michelle Erb, Kathy Escamllla, Jose Estrada, Carmen Felice, Nanc Fernandez, Robert Flores, John Flores, Laura Flores, Servando Freels Shawn Friday, Qgye Frusetta Nanc Frutos, Cipriano Galindo, Joel Gallndo, Lorena Galvan, Robert Gamboa, Yolanda Gaona, Fabian 114 we Yif it 5 l KGQA qv-s-444 r it Social Science Goes Through Changes The Sophomore class of 1986 must complete 35 units of Social Science in order to meet graduation requirements. They must complete the following classes: Geography 9 or World History, U.S. or American Government, Economics or World Economics. This year the Social Science section went through some faculty changes also. Mr. Perez left to continue his educationg Mr. Smith left to help out with the community, and veteran teacher, Mr. John Buchanan retired. 1. Sophomores ham.it up for the yearbook photographer. Garcia, Leticia Garcia, Mariano Garibay, Francisco Garibai, Roberto Garza, Mary Ghione, Brian Giachello, Elizabeth Gomez, Beatrice Gomez, Pedro Gomez, Rosa Gonzales Henry Gonzales, Mary Gonzales, Mary Jo Gonzalez, Andres Gonzalez, Mike? Gonzalez, Sylvia Goodwin, Bonnie Graves, Andrew Guaracha, Connie Gamboa, Humberto Guevara, Filliberto Gurnias, Gail Hague, Cathy Handley, Karey Hansen, Gye n Hanson, Kristen Harbin, Bill Helding, Dane Henriclzs, leri Herminia, Banda 115 l'.lzr.nandsz.M, Hernandez, Frank Hernandez, George Hernandez, Jaime Hernandez, Neltalino Hodges, Georgia Ho, Hieu Holguin, Anthony Howell, Scott Hurtado, Lorena Hutchenson, Randy Hyun, Julie Jennings, Chris Jesson, Francey Jimenez, Hector Jimenez, Rosa Jimenez, Yolanda Johnson, Dennis Kennedy, Pat Klauer, Jenniler Knowles, Allison Koch, Mark Kunkel, Scott Laffarga, Lizzette Laguna, Hunberto Lamb, Marci Lamb, Terrj Lavin, Laura Lawless Jennifer Ledbetter, Dou Levine, hllip 1 1 6 1. Kristinia Anderson and Nancy Frusetta show everyone how weird they are. ,J- -W, 5- s fs , . gd r Q fr X as W Q' if-I-fax' , S si' X 2 X ,Q Nx s. L ' X x 3 lg, X G5 'Vi l ,, me an ,xxx v V if N 2. Lisa Cashion and Jolinda McCollom show off thelr pretty lollipops . ' Q M do I lx Libby, Kristen Lindsay, Ross 1 5 Loberg, Kevin Lomanto, Sam Lomanto, Russell Lopez, Chris Lopez, Diane 1-WUT' Lopez, Freddy Lopez, Olivia Lopez, Ruth Low, Stina Lowry, Mlchelle Lozolo, Estela Lozoya, Teodolo Lugo, Danny Luna, Jessie Lujan, Ruben Lynch, Ivan Madison, Karen Maldonado, Quillermo Maravilla, Faustlno Martlnggu, Mike Martinez, Steve Marguez, Ernie Marquez, Joseph Maxwell, Paul McAbee, John, T Mccollom, Jollhda McCorkle Randy McCullough, Mary McKinney, Dana McManus, Robert Medina, Anna Mendoza, Isabel Mendoza, Ivan Mendoza, Marig endoza, Vincente Miller, Julie Molina, Connie Mgntagna, Melissa Montero, Carols Montgomery, Sherry Mconey, Mark Moore, Tami Morlan, Brian Morrow, Lisa Morsan, Dou Muhilly, P i Munla, Sandra Munoz Jeanne Murphy, Brooke Murry, Dave Naccarato Alex Navarro, Ralph Nell, Kelli Orca, Cathy Ordonez, Eddie Uropeza, Eulz Orozco, Beatrice Orozco Javier Ortlze, Manuel Ortla, Robert Ornelas, Sal Painter Tammie Parker Heather Parsons, Craig Pascual, Debbie Paslllas, Martin Paterson, Jeff V Patrick James P Pedrazzi, Lisa 118 1. Sharyl Swartz smiles instead of studying. I I 2 we l 3 P x Sal kr, I 2 Sophomores learn the ART Perez, Fernando Perez, Rosendo Perdue, Blake Perry, David Perry, Richard Petersen, Matt Picardel, Phll Pidd, Kathy Plerce Carin Pogoda, Jeff Polanco, Daving Ponce Esther Ponce Saldine Price Shawn Prieto, Gloria Pulido, Debbie Pulido, Tony Pullcl, Eric Ruiz, Diana Radillo, Maria Rajkovich, Pete Ramizer, Amtholy Ramos, Sam Ramos, Raymond Ravizza, Susan Razo, Margarita Reeder, William Remteria, Jessie Resquer, Marlbel Reyes, Dan Reyes, Guy Reyes, Rudy Reynose, Maria Reynoso, Guillermina Riebhoff Kirsten Rivera, Jose Robinson, Ricky Robinson, Robbie Rodriguez, Chris Rodriguez Jose Rodrl uez Robin Rodriguez, Sandra Rodriguez, Martin Rose, Cynthia Rodriguez, Hector 1-giz , Rosete Franz Ross, Jefl Sahagun, Caroline Salcedo, Riccardo Sanghez, P. Steveg Sanchez, Cecilia Sanchez, Armando Sanchez, Felipe Santiago Jr., Soria Sarkisian, Suzette Scattini, Greg Serrano Esther Sevey, Robin Silva, Danny Silva, David m Silva, Marla Skields, Donette Slykas, Scott Smiley, Barbara Smith, Duane Sn der, Erlc Snyder, Charles Sosa, Danny 5DS.I122L,l, Sgencer, Peggy S Strohn, Tracy Swarts, Sharyl Tavarez, Ngrbgrt Taylor, Anne Thomas, Mike Tombe, George Tongs, Patty 120 if V. -W . M rid' Mike Q Trier Renee Tuckne Valdez Tamm! Vallejo, Ana Van Deveren, Natalie Vas uez Rick Verdegaal, arren Villa, Pablo Villarreal, Angie Villarreal, Harvey Villarreal, Irma Villareal, Vicky Vlnculado Serena ,Y,Qna.Ee.t2 Waters, John Warren, Kris . Webb :Ffernr Tflhcu Whelan, Karen Whi le Ear inn, Maureeg Wrede, Andrea Zuni a, Rachel Zapata, rancisco 121 Agredano, lrene Agredano, Sal Allemand, Wayne Alnas, Rikki Alvarez, Gilbert , X Ambriz, Tony Anastasl, Sully Annotti, Nancy Arballo, Augie Arballo, John Arellanco, Maria Arevalo, Leando Junior Class Ufficers This years Junior class, under the direction of Mr. Delay, had the following officers: Margi Tobias, President, Laurie Yamanishi, Vice-President, Susan Villa, Secretary, and Anne Brockbank, Trea- surer. The Class Council had the following people: Augie Arballo, Liz Pereira, Martha Sandoval, and Neil Uemura. Mr. Daley had assistance from the following teachers: Mrs. Miller, Mr. Morejohn, Mr. Masoni, Mrs. Fisher, and Mr. Ledesma. Arreda, Martin Aredondo, Elena Arreala, Nicolas Arr na Lindbergh Avina ic ar Baccus, Eric Ballard, Greg Bankhead, David Barbosa, Eddie B Stacy Bar y Benitez, Julie 122 D H i , I f ff . if .J Augie Arballo is not only successful in politics, he is also successful with the 'L s ,Z- x-f '.Nl-A .1 X N., v rw-NN. x N an Q R. A Bentley, Tammy Beveridge, Cindy Bor es, Anthony Branch, at y Breen Leslle Buckham, John Bueno, Manuel Burton, Linda Berg, Roger Bocanegra, Angle Bowlus, Royce Brockbank, Anne Bueno, Carmen Burrows, Craig Busby, Kim Bravo, Jose Cabalo, Klm Cabrera Leonard Campoll, Helen Canales, Marltza Canchola, Juan Canez, Eddie Caporgno, Bill Cardenas, Theresa Cardona, Connie Cargenterl Steve Casarez, Nina Casillas, Ken Casillas, Maureen Castellano, Pablo Castillo, Blanca Ceballos, Manuel Ceballos, Marysol Chavez, Alice Chavez, Marlsela Coerver, Jesslca Corona, Beatrlce S.QilQ...ClEL Cota, Debbie Coulter, John Covarrudia, Rosa Crawford, David Croft Heldi Lil. Crum, Kim Cuevas, Leonel Curtis Anna Darby, Qhristlap Davis, Mike DelaCruz, Bertha DelaCruz Bernardo DelaRosa, Joanne Deleon, Sylvia Del Real, Glorla Dgnnjs, Arrog DesJardins, Danette Dewulf, Tammy Diller Dan Domingues, Kristy Domlnquez, Richard Dorado, Danny Dorado, David Duffy, Terry Ebersgacher, Sandy Eccles, Zandy Eclarin, John Emerson, Julie Emery, Jennifer Emery, Suzie Escamilla, Maelena Estrada, Ramon Evey, Jason Fike, Lori Flllce, Charles Fltziohn, Sally Flgrgs, Chuck Foote, John Franco, Bobbi Francom, Jeff Fraser, Dennis Galvan, Elida Garcia, Elsie Garcia, Eugenia Garcia, Linda Garcia, Magdalena 124 1. Steve Carpenter shows us the newrstyles in the industrial area. Q .3 . C- A: I Ns 1 x 1 ,,,. . f was Garfey, Ray Genser, Janet Gonzales, C nthia Gonzalez Davl Gonzalez, Gus Gonzalez, Rosa Goodwin, Jeff y Grow, Steve artin Gutierrez, Maribel Gutierrez, Steehanle Hanson, Jeff Haro, Annabell Hasara, Kathy Henry, Arlana Hernandez, Alejandro Hernandez Blll Hernandez, Evelyn Herrera, Fil Herrera, Moses Ll!l...Mat! Hobson, Donna Hughes, Jgllang Holllnsworth, Kim Horn, Tom Hornback, Kerry House, James Howlett, Jeff Hurtado, Laura 125 Imbronone Tina Irish, Julig lvancovich, Amara Johnson, Jerry Jones Ala Keslina, Daniel King, Brian King, Johnny l V,-LauQn..Sam. e Littleiohn, Gina -Lgpez, Enrique Lopez, Joanne Lopez, Mederdo Lopez, Olivia Lopez, Robert MigQ.dQ..l!lelli.2 Madruga, Mligh. Major, Ursa Marlottlnl, Carla Markham, Anne Marsh, Loren Martin, Jennifer Martinez, Gloria Maxwell Budd McCamlsh, Danie McDonal, Bonnie Medina Jonathan Melchor, San Juana Melgarejo, John 126 ve x . fb' z N X , ff , f , kylff or . . br., 9 .. , 1 1. Rod Serrano looks onto Kathy Branch's paper X 6. . bk , X F' 1 r aw. . ,,,-. ,---f- ' W-A-.4 jg '.,.' j.....g', Q, Melvin, Dennis Molina, Araceli Menton, Jennifer Montero, Murat Morkner, Zfhris Marie, Mota Mullen, Sharon Munoz James Munoz Leoner Munoz Roslo Nagolitano, Mike Narez, Yolanda Newton, Barbara Nichols Alice Nunez, Margaret Ocampo, Mark .innzlhkn Oliveira, George Ornelas, Felipe Orozco, lsaura Orozco, Rachael Ortega, Maurico Ortega, Antonio Ortiz, Delores Overfelt, Ken Pachegg, Dayigl Pacheco, George Pacheco, Robert Padron, Michelle Pereira, Liz Perkins Robin Phschka, Llz Post, Nichole Prado, Antonio Prieto, Marla Pulido, Vernlce Ramirez, Fransisc Rau, Jan Reeder Lonnie vggiybo Reyes, lrma Reyes, Patricia Rhoads Laura .EQLJM Rlemel, Michael Righetti, Janet Robles, Noe - U . X, . if f Q, Q 3 l Roque, Robles Robustelli, Mike Rodrlquez, Daisy Rodgers, Bryan Rogers, Chad Romero, Maria Ruedas, Jose Ruedas, Veronica Ruiz, Juan Sabin, George Salinas, Linda Sanchez, John Lin ' 'V Sgncheg, Lulg Sanchez, Marian Sanchez, Victor Sandoval, Martha Saxe, ,lge Scattini, Dana Schlnelger, Richard Serna, Maria Serrano, Rod Sllva, Corrine Silva, Rick Silveira, Michelle .l Smith, Donna Smith, Jenny Q, K5- . ig, 4 ..f! Emmet.,-, au., f Steele, Tracy iLe5Lenson.-Daxzklg Stewart, Kim J X J, sznnecnsay-,ov ,o 1. Margi Tobias wishes upon a distant star. v 2. Tom Suguira asks Will Tipton, How do you like MY new car? Sugiura, Tom Sweeten, Mike V glmgeous Tavarez, Sonia Thomas, Melane Ti ton Will lobias, Margl Tomasello, Larae Tglfglgul, Albeffqagracoghls Toyar, Max lgggjdder, Janine Uccello, Lisa Uemura, Neil Ureno, Fernando Uribe, Ann Valdez, Irma Valencia, Paula Vargas, Jolinda Vasquez, Alejandro Velasco, Joe Velasquez, Raymond Velez, Sylvia Villa, Maria Villa, Susan Villaion, Veronica Villegas, Richard Viscarra, Arthur Ward, Kelly Wilson, Tony Whlgglel Bev Wright, Gina Yacovone Mark Yamanlshl, Jon Yamahlshl, Laurie Yanez, Julie 129 Aguirre, Allan Alnas, Cindy Alvarez, Frank Amiel, Corine Andrade, Jeanine Annotti, Donna Araujo, Albert Arballo, Alice Seniors Take Ind. Arts At San Benito High School, seniors have the opportunity to take classes in one of the finest programs in the state. The department covers many vocational classes include Auto I, Vocational Auto, Mechanical Drawing, Architectural Drafting, Metals l, II, Il, and IV, Woodworking and a complete Agricultural Pro- gram. The Agricultural Program is led by teachers Mr. Dave Wemp, Miss Georgene Dick- son, and Miss Lynn lonata. These teachers offer an array of classes including Ag Science, Ag Landscape, Beginning Ag Mechanics, Horticulture, Ag Construc- tion, and Ag Mechanics. Each member of the classes is also involved in the award-winning FFA Pro- gram. 130 Seniors lf'-. i 1. Marivel Godoy wonders what is on the other end of the microscope. we 41.1 A ...L 2. Seniors Linda Keene, Dinah Ferrer, and Robin Poggi cheer the fans on to victory. Arreola, Jorge Arzie, Scott Balagat, Martin Bankard, Christina Barraza, Martin Barraza, Pete Baumgarter, Lisa Beltran, Yolanda Bettencourt, Tina Bombard, Lisa Bourdet, Tom Bueno Peter Seniors 131 '?I Burnham, Joelle Cabrera, Juan Cabrera, Sandy Camacho, Anna Candlen, Yvette Carbone, Eugene Carlos, Felipe Carter, Beverly Casas, Ricardo Cashion, Jane Casillas Manuel Qmq -9-ing-Y hugh ocmog 5 . 1. Jeanine Petersen works hard in Senior English. 132 1 .I ameron Demateo, Gregg Echavarria, Miren Itxaso Diaz, Diane Qillgy, Jacgug Duarte, Michael Duran, Lina Dysli, Jean aj . is R, e.aa, ,. Fine Arts - A Form Of Self ' Expression The Fine Arts Department is one where students can learn how to make many different creative things. Crafts, ceramics, paintings, and jewelry are just a few of the Fine Arts classes. Most students take these classes for two reasons: First, they are fun, and second, they're easily passed. Escamilla, Ramon E Espericueta, Maria Espinosa, Sylvia 134 1. Bill Lee demonstrates his Fine Arts skills anvil, QIPXW 1. Linda Keene, Robin Poggi, and Linda Gallegos get some help during the game. '! ' Fehl, Robert Felice, Gina Egrrer, Dinah Fitch, John Flocken, Christen Flores, Laura Flores, Monica EQQQSQTE. Foster, Michelle Francom, Jenny Gagliolo, Melissa Gallegos, Linda Garcia, Leticia Garner, Kenny Giorzi, Lori Gong, Ron Gonzales, John Gonzales Robert Gonzalez, Roberta Green, Butch gk 'Lui Hfqqlr N? :- 1. Richard Simmons says, l want to hear everyone BREATHE! 2. Sylvia Espinosa, Renee Renteria 8a Laura Hurtado scope out the new dude, while Esther lnfante and lrene Pasillas have something else in mind. ji Grimalclo, Paul Guerra Kevin Gularte Steve Gutierrez, Yolanda Hague, Kris Hailstone, Amanda Harbin, Lisa Harn Mike Hawkins, Tiffany Helmer, Tammy Hernandez, Sylvia Herrera Mike Hodges, Donna B,u.a.mcha..DasLid Hurtado, Mike Houston, Steve Infante, Esther Johnson, Robert Keene, Linda Labuguen, Rosalie 7 vi Where's the Class? The disorganized yearbook class under the supervision of Mr. Dale Morejohn put together the 1984 edition of El Chapitel. It took a lot of fighting and a loss of eight people at the beginning of the second semester, but it eventually was put out. By working after school, evenings, and Saturdays the pictures were developed, the layouts were drawn, and the copy was written. 1. Gina Felice and Carolyn Raper choose pictures for their layouts. 2. Arlana Henry tries to complete her ads layout. I 9 gbx xy ww A X K .Q- fi K G, xv' X. . 1 Lopez, Susan Macias, Jose Mares, Jill Martin, Terri Martinez, Cathy Mata, Victor 1. What was that, Mr. Sullens'7'P questions Juan Cabrera. 140 McCullough, Anne McKinney, Carol M.QManu.s..TLQm Medina, Javier Melendy, Elizabeth M' ncine Miller, Mighelle Miranda, Ricardo Munoz, George Najera, Madeline 4 Orlando, Becky Pasillas, Irene Pena, Ana Perez, Domingo Perez, Tiffy Pereira, James Perrien, Mary Library Benefits Those With Senioritis The library serves a very important purpose for many Seniors at Hollister High. After being struck with the almost welcome Senioritis, homework is usually forgotten about. If not, then some swarm into the library, by 7:55 a.m. to get a seat. For this reason, the library has rapidly become an over-populated Senior sanctuary. Hopefully, next years Seniors won't be struck as badly with the dreaded but welcome disease! 142 'trys a- -at 1. Javier Hernandez finishes his homework in the library. 2. Linda Keene looks for a cookbook in the fiction section of the library. Petersen, Jeanine Poggi, Robin Popowski, Maria ma foci-ball s 5.41,-3+ Rajkovich, Marie Raper, Carolyn Ratajczak, Roger Ratnayke, Manocika Rautman, Brigette Recalde, Andy . . e l3.enz..lad Rey, Trisha Reynoso, Elena Ricotti, Pat Rivera, Francisco Rivers, Jacque Robinson Rene Robinson Roxanne 1. Mike Herrera, you're multi-talented!! You can eat AND talk at the same time! 144 'WW' N 1 K 2. SENIORS show off their pearly-whites, after five agonizing years of braces' Robustelli, Debbie Rodriguez, Celia Rodriguez, Sylvia Rosete Fred Sabbatini, Lorie Salcedo, Maria Serrano Gregg Sherman, Kmy Shields, Qavid Shieldg, Robert Siega, Andy Simonovich, Maria Smith, Ryan Q7 Sn.vd2x..SmQn, Solorio, Colette Soria, Sally A Bright Future for those in ROP The R.O.P. program, short for the Regional Occupation Program, gives students an op- portunity to check into future careers of interest to them. Students can also gain job training through the ROP program, the student must be either a Junior or a Senior, or 16 years old. Auto mechanics, retail merchandising, cosmetology, dental assisting, and electronic training are just a few of the occupational classes that ROP offers. The many students who enroll in these courses are happy they did! 1. Tammy Helmer puts her ROP skills to work in Word Processing. 2. Mrs. Swanson and Alicia Ceja relax after rush hour at The Cove. X S X .u.,....-ff? X 1 -, Q x Y x Q Spina, Kristy f St. John, Erjg S-lU'Stagg, Jason Stahl Lani Ka. 146 ff-.1 f W -4,1 Hhs. I ic, iff, 1 - ? ide 5 , W iv ' . , ,gg ,, -... .iw Stevlin son Am uguira, Robert Sweeten Richard Tholke, Cheryl Tibbetts Edward Torres, Rick Trautman, Lori Tristan, Maritza Urbina, Luis Valdivia, Irene Vallejo, Joey T b cameo -QM Sgxima' xx ,ff 3. We are the BIG BAD SENIOR machine. 147 Vargas, Sylvia Vellasco, Monica Mara,-Rau Waters, Elizabeth Willette, Patty Williams, Mitch W H .1 D .1 Wright, David ' and Tina Bankard show their mnocent smiles W A I 2. See Richard and Jose, Maria CAN take pictures! 3. Terri Martin eats her corn dog, unaware of the photographer taking her picture. Yanez, Beatrice Zack, Arthur Zazueta, James Alexander, Juanita Allen, Jim Alosi, Virgie Arballo, Terri Barbin, Linda Bates, Diane Birleffi, Shannon Bowden, Dorothy Buchanon, John Burton, Phyllis Casarino, Julie Castro, Nona Chen, William Cheshire, Richard Clark, Jill Delay, Steve DeLuna, Sylvia Deyarmin, Mae Dickson, Georgene Diggle, Robert Dilley, Kenneth 150 PEOPLE Mr. Vieira working the campus grounds Dillon, Marty Dunn, Allen Echaore, Santiago Edvenson, Richard Edwards, Larry Edwards, Phyllis Encinias, Mary Esquer, Pete Fehlman, Kathy Fernandez, Evelyn Flores, Rachel Fisher, Mary Gansen, Chuck Garcia, Juanita Hall, Louise Harbin, Deborah Hart, Kathy Hailstone, Steve Hearn, Greg Homen, Clyde Hulgan, Dianna Hurtado, Alfonso PEOPLE 1 5 1 Ionata, Lynn Johnson, Bill Keck, Doug King, Barbara Kneebone, Margie Laine, Carey Lasseter, Barbara Ledesma, Frank Leonti, Ron Lewis, Lena Littlejohn, Babe Lotz, Joan Maggini, Helen 152 PEGPLE K,.,-v l Teacher inservice to review Basic Practice Model in Davis Library. Martinez, Nora Masoni Rick Martin, Noreen Mattson, Bob Mattson, Diane Matulich, Helen Matulich, Ida Medeles, Tommy Metcalf, Sylvia Meyer, Juanita PEOPLE 153 Morejohn, Dale Morejohn, Doris Muro, Frank Oharra, Sally O'Neill, Gerri Ortiz, Charlotte Parodi, Eugene Postigo, Ann Pride, Geri Rianda, Bev Robledo, Juan Robustelli, Mike Sanchez, Geri PEOPLE 154 Mr. Morejohn explaining the importance of Protozoans to man Sandifer, Greg Smaydi, Mike Smith, Roland St. Louis, Ben Sullens, Mike Toledo, Bill Tombe, George Twist, Dean Urband, Rosemary Valdivia, Linda Vangerpen, Gary Vieira, Frank Walsingham, Sam Wemp, David Wemp, Karen Wright, Marlyn' Yuste, Geri PEOPLE 155 WALSWORTH PUB LISHI NG COM PANY MARCELINE. MISSOURI. U.8.A cf 5 f fd 546564 f 1196 rdf Oni'i'e'fJ-Zb'j13fIi MJAcW 'fn J a .JP JU' f3WZwf wdwwq 4 A290 MZ? Qi ,ik aw ,Q 50 Lf Q 592255551 Qljggwhb 9 2, Q f , M ggbdggib 93, gewff' W uf' Pr 0,0124 O .100 mv!! 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