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

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1986 volume:

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Speed bumps were put in the parking lot not only to slow down traffic, but also to make the search for parking space more exciting Cond annoying? for student drivers. The crosswalk was freshly painted twice as wide as before, so students could get to their classes across the street with less crowding and not be late every day. We also had new classrooms added to accommodate he larger-than-ever student body of over l,65O people, long with 22 new teachers to educate all of us. Looking at all these changes we have, how can we grow igger? We hope everyone attending SBJUHS had a fan- astic teacher, be it freshman, sophomore, junior, or sen- or. And remember - Balers are not only bigger and bet- er, we're Number Onell Q 1 f l f l, 1 :gy ' x l i f L 3. With his impressive weight- lifting feat, Robert Galvan proves Balers are bigger and better. Table of Contents Student Life Academics .... Clubs ........,.. Sports ........... Personnel .....,. Freshman ....... Sophomores Juniors ..... ..,,. . Seniors ..... 4 I8 34 88 I48 162 I78 l9O 202 Bigger 84 Better Student Life Picture a place where you can actual- ly see wacky scenes starring students at San Benito High School. A place where people look like nerds, a place where students dress for the beach on a cold winter's day. The school halls were filled with crazi- ness, bringing out a light atmosphere during homecoming week. The most visible type of craziness was the clothes modeled by students. Multi-colored punk rock hairstyles were the Hin look during spirit week. Julia Hyun, Rally Club president, says, 'lPeople don't realize that it takes a lot of time and hard work to put together a really successful rally. The spirit lead- ers like to do their part by getting peo- ple's spirits up so they won't be afraid to get involved. You can do your part by getting involved and showing that you care. So next time you see some nerd knocking your books out of your hands, don't panic. Just get involved and turn on your own Baler Spirit! we ,iff .c s 'l K , . ol' Spirit Student Life 1 A' 7' V t .Ay r. y, -'uma-eq 3 l. Ya, we bad! says Senior Dave Willette. 2. l-9-8-6 Seniors All Right! 3. We feel good! Oh, we feel so good! Uh! 4. Kim Koehler, sophomore, asks Todd Silva to pass the sugar. 5. Students watch as Sue Newland, Beth Harn, juniors, scarf down twin- kies. 6. Mark Mooney, yearbook photo editor in disguise, gets into the spirit of homecoming. Spirit Student Life What in the world do students do when they aren't hard at work in class? After all, school is the place we go to study and learn wonderful things like algebra and Spanish, not anything else that could be called 'lfun, right?? Most students any- where will say WRONG!! High school is a major part of most of our social lives. lt's the place we go to see our friends and talk about REALLY im- portant things, like the gorgeous guy or girl that just moved into town, or the great time we had at the dance last Friday night. Besides all of the hard work there is to do, most of us have to admit being in high school is fun land would be much more fun if we could get rid of all the classeslll. Some of the things that make high school fun are rallies, brunch and lunchtime, and after school activities like football and basketball games Out and About Student Life and after-game dances. Remember, it's a lot harder to get into the dances if you don't go to the high school! Rallies are mandatory at SBJUHS but they are a lot of fun even though you do HAVE to go. Most students WANT to go to them anyway. Your attitude makes the big difference in a rally. lf you go and just fall asleep the whole time or think it's a drag, obvi- ously you won't have the greatest time. But if you go and cheer, clap, and try to enjoy yourself, rallies can be a real blast. Brunch and lunchtime activities in- clude walking around the campus, talking, and the all-time favorite pas- time, eating. We can see that there is plenty more to do at school than work, work, work. High school can be a fan- tastic experience - especially when you're a Balerl .mg ff? X235 N7 -' ' - ' 1 F - f rg W1 Sf 1 Q W V N 5-af 1 1 1- 'Vin i . ' 1'-f - PS V , Q- ' PX A ' ' f .A-W Lxigf .Q -M ' SW E li? 3322 k'lii'xiif1- fx f i ' A11 xiii 5 H11 A ' ' L ,S,i .itx A KKKN1 , Lmzh V r x -- - K 'fi .ig lg.: Q iF i ,wr QM I Q: 5 X W, Traffic-clear street, an exciting band, imaginative floats, and warm weather. The perfect ingredients for a perfect homecoming parade. The theme for this year's parade was 'lgame shows , with the senior's in- terpretation of The Wheel of For- tune winning first place. Second place was given to the sophomores for their float, titled, Football Feud with third going to the freshmen's version of the Gong Show . Pacific Grove, this year's oppo- nents for homecoming, was better than ever. The Baler Band dressed in some very original costumes, enter- tained an excited crowd of over 2,000 football fans during half-time. Also in the half-time activities was the crowning of the very elated home- coming queen, Rachel Zuniga. Her escort was the distinguished Jeff Ross. This thrilling evening of football was wrapped up with a 42-12 victory over the Pacific Grove Breakers. Homecoming this year was fun for all due to the combined efforts of the student body and faculty. lt was tru- ly a night to remember, said Kris- tinea Anderson. According to Judy Bermudez, There were more people that were excited about homecom- ing this year. lt seemed like they had fun organizing it. David Ortiz seemed to say it for all of us when he said, lt was so crowded it was like one giant Baler. Homecoming Student Life ' 'n I I 'L' ll L I M! , .Q fri a x , -uf, :.'QfQf . 'Q O .- Q 4 A,5o'3. V. ,, f ugxgf. .Hg ' - - at Q 1 N fs , 1 , Q53 23 I, Z 'f 4 f-3 1 74 O 3- 2 5' x -- L- Tv R is K KR A' .fx of 'V nl pw M .m 31 v S-Q x ,aw 1. Q V?-'Q' xiii' ., J, ., , gm-,fefrmff aw! g1ai5?Li'i'.'1 '1'l I V , 4 J lf, qw 4 BX , , ..... , , 4, , iii V ,J 5.5151 ,Hmmm --01, . ff 1 ', -f if 1 m ,Alum vnwr'w'1 '74 1 -.,,mmnm'MV A M ,L mm..-1,, N lO Gawd, what do you call that outfit? Did you get dressed half asleep this morning? Oh, and your hair, no time to comb er whot?l Believe me we have heard those lines and others like it all year. Who are we? We are Mods and Thrashers. A Mod is any young person whose life practically evolves around mod- ern music and style and a Thrasher is a person that skateboards and whose interests are also music and style. Some Mod styles are torn jeans, flannel shirts, over-sized T-shirts, black chinese flats and black Con- verse hightops. Some of our other fave things are black suspenders, hightop Vans, army jackets, boxer- shorts, and long black skirts. We also like late l96O'ish looking mod sweaters or just about anything else we can find. And find where, you might ask? Tina Candelaria thinks Goodwill and second hand stores are about the best for unusual, mod clothes. 'll go to malls and regular stores sometimes, but my second hand clothes are still my favorites. Tiny Espinoza agrees Goodwill and second hand stores are cool because you can get clothes there that no one else has and that look really cool! Leti Candelaria likes to get jewelry there. As for music most Mods and Thrashers like music ranging from new modern music to hardcore punk. Bands like: Depeche Mode, Oingo- Boingo, Tears for Fears, Souxie and the Banshees, The Cure, The B-52's. Fashion Clash Fads Student Life 'A f 1 - fn. Vffi' ff., 1 59 ' xff 'P 'x ffm ? Lis s, t . - m '- N L hi! ' , -9453 i - A W Biff! A 4+ ?f',-M fx.. . ex G K If .. Costumes, tricks, and treats were the main attractions throughout the entire school at the first Annual Hal- loween Costume Contest, put on by the yearbook staff. The contest was a big success, thanks to the participa- tion of most of the student body. For the judges it was extremely dif- ficult to choose only one first, sec- ond, ond third place, but after long and hard thinking, Ms. Clark, Mr. Van Gerpen, and Mr. Lavorato finally decided who the Biggest, Brightest, and Best costumes belonged to. As stated by Sophomore Lana Shelton. lt was a great way for people to ex- press their imaginations, and as it turned out, some people had some pretty wild thoughts! Biggest lthird placel went to senior Heather Parker with her great imita- tion of a shower clearly stating Men Only on the back. Brightest fsecond placel went to senior Lynne Brock- bank with her costume of a lime- green bird. Best lfirst placel went to l'The Fruit of the Loom Girl, senior Shannon Hansen and her Grapevine costume. Halloween Get-ups I 2 Halloween Student Life ,li , x Q ,Lili we 5 1 up' 5' Kg rfggfsk kim if ix ' C t. . .f ,i f i Vaff 'N in 3 I E 3 r 'W, yr E Tig, A r b Q- Y 'i I X- x 'Eze X. A i r ,gym I K I 13? fi, Hes 1 is are is 5' f l Ev ss . l. Junior Gabriel Arreola and Senior Mary Lou Arreola bring back the look of the 20's with their Halloween spirit. 2. Senior Terri Lamb and Heather Parker eagerly await the results of the judging, only to find out that Heather has won the prize for the Biggest costume. 3. 'iBirds ofa feather flock together, like Junior Wendi Jay, and Brightest contest winner, Senior Lynne Brockbank, while clowning around with their friends Maureen Winn and Stina Low. 4. Spirited students show off their best Hal- loween getups at the first annual Hallow- een costume contest. 5. Fruit of the Loom Girl, Shannon Han- sen took best honors while smurfing around with Davina Polanco. 6. Father Chopper preaches his word among the contestants while waiting for the results at the contest. 7. Sophomores Chris Ranney and Molly DeWulf ham it up on their way to class. G- .ix l4 Cruising! Working! Parties! Day or night just like dynamite!! Balers have varying schedules for after school hours. Most students have after school jobs that they consider the hot working spots of Hollister, such as McDonald's, Bob's Drive ln, and K8tS Market. After working hours the Balers get ready to take the town, as shown by Senior Laura Flores filling up her truck with gas to go down town. Usually taking the town means either going on a date, to a party, or just getting together and going out to eat. Those Balers who work do have distinct feelings about work. Senior Gina Lomanto who works at Bob's Burger quoted, l work to support my habitsl Junior Judy Bermudez says, Work takes up too much time from your free time, even though the mon- ey does come in handy. Then there are those Balers who would prefer not to have a job. Senior Jeff Cross believes in being with friends, as he was quoted as say- ing, l'The thing that is most satisfying to me is non-school activities, such as attending wild parties or going on a hot date with a beautiful woman. Jessica Delgadillo, Senior, says, l would rather work than go straight home after school. So as you can see, Balers all have different opinions and views about the working world, but all are the best at what they do. After After Hour Student Life misss ,Q W Q.. fr' 3 I-lour Balers l. Senior Lorena Hurtado chops onions for one of her fam- ous Baha specialities. 2. While helping customer at K8.S senior David Castellan intensly totals up the bill. 3. Junior Mark August struggles to decide what to eat while senior Gina Lomanto anxiously awaits to take his order. 4. While filling up her truck with gas, senior Laura Flores models her cute Betty Boop shirt. 5. Using the technology of the 80's sophomore Sylvia Flores creates a milkshake at Bob's Drive-in. After Hour Student Life 9 -Xe Q f'vxe+ Zv ' x 1-0-QCD ali 2 Student Moods I 6 Student Moods Student Life MY YEAR WAS . . . ok. Best Friend - lUl0l6E'-5 Best Enemy- Q,o:ll'1Ll First Love - 5401015 Most Memorable Date- mn MOWC5 'F 1 WP?-nl' +0 atc' Cr-Lcio.i.l -l-he. lbw Fowl-5, Most Embarrassing Moment- 'tiqppifwq over -X-VNC bench Favorite Song-'Rook Mf- AMGAFQ5 Favorite Movie - lflmodeos Favorite Pastime-'Pqgqan' Oul- Most Repeated Phrase- FTSF mg' rl 1 cava' Favorite Class- Qbbif, L5-A. VQQ,-k am.-sq Were You Satisfied with this School Year? SDA' df Student Moods Student Life I 7 f what 0 YW Ks Khe stu ' Xunch'5 Y. W Pxca ' team X Rot Engks YN . 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So, hxgh schooX gr aaaahon veadxr evnenks have aXso nsen, xo gwe sxaaenxs a 'oekkev chance to go to a gooa coX Xege .For Knstance , the adraxnxetv aixon changea the gt aauakkon veaaxve- kk or the hrsx iwne Rn qeaveN 'oe- Khxs 4eav's senxovs, an Xasse-3 .The echo oX h scxence, n vvents nxng wxxh aXX other c ore rnat , a v4aXXL an Xncmaxng now veaciw es gn ana Engksh dassee. efnernber ,neva 'iwne qo whak you are team heme So 1 on carnp Rox . .mum X 1 E 1 fi ,ff- gf, 5 1, is .e -9 Ui 5? E, f. N a I. W' f ls I vi 13: 'W NYM! fusiness Business ls the Best Almost everyone this year is en- rolled in a business or home econom- ics class. These classes help you pre- pare for the business world and your family life after high school. The classes offered this year range from a variety of computer classes to creat- ing your own specialties in Consumer Foods. This year ROP classes have increased, so that there are a lot more subjects offered now. A Home Economics class, Explor- ing Childhood, gave students a chance to realize the responsibility of being a parent. To accomplish this they were given a baby egg to care for and keep track of for a week. Hopefully, at the end of the week their baby egg was still in one piece! All of these courses are electives, so if you ever need to fill an empty semester, any of these classes will prove rewarding. 20 Business!Home Economics Academics A Home Economics - l. George Rosas tastes his delicious cre- ation. 2. Mr. Echaore demonstrates his cooking techniques. 3. Seniors Karen Madison and Tammy Painter show off their new-born baby eggs. 4. Mrs. Lotz doesn't look happy as she ff' 3 x , X , 2V, 'I jg ..,. X .:5, , ,'AU .5-six PX ,, N ly: n Mu' , , -tu e . i 1 5 W l is l M QW I' 'L i , is , Y ' . - A? , Q.: f. -s ..., v....-.,,, if .. . , -i-- . V. an . . if' j X r -r - A, F- S -, . gg H ' .- .une - 2 3: looks over the grades. 5. Kathy Bowe is busy at work. 6. The Exploring Childhood class cele- brates their new arrivals with a decorated cake. 7. Mr. Casarino has lost something again. Business!!-lome Economics 2 'I Academics v Xi 1 6 -nglish English lsn't Boring ls English a bore? Some people don't think so! The majority of our students, such as Todd Silva and Eric Snyder, believe that the teachers make the class. Our English Depart- ment has a variety of personalities ranging from the humorous side of Mr. Van Gerpen and Mr. Allen to the informative side of Mr. Sullens and Mr. Doucett. Thanks to the dedicated staff we learn how to analyze words and use them effectively. The four years of English class that it takes to graduate will be filled with words, words, words! There is no more visible indication of your knowledge than the words you use, says Mr. Sullens. We start out with a freshman vo- cabulary list that has words on it that we can actually pronounce. Soon we work our way into Senior English with words that make us wonder if we are still speaking the same language. Mary McCullough says, The words are not a part of my every day vo- cabulary and they strain my brain. All the classes in between teach us to read and comprehend, organize a composition, prepare various speeches, and of course, know ex- actly what part of speech every word is and how to spell it correctly. 22 English Academics ff Q f W' MQ X 5 o U '70 . . FB, .. Z 7 0 - - Y -,,, , ,pas- gaiae' zuiincfv l. Sue Newland, junior, wonders how many peo- ple are really listening to her speech. 2. I don't get no respect, Mr. Doucett seems to say. 3. Junior Ernie Flores begs Mr. Fields to call on him. 4. Chrissy Mansmith debates whether or not to remind Mr. Allen that he's a teacher and not a student, 5. I should have been a math teacher! sighs Mr. Allen. 5 3 5 English Academics Fine Arts Takes Ott Bonjour - Vamanos, ariba! - All right, class, get our your sup- plies - Where's my paintbrush? . . . What do all these things have in common? For one thing, they all be- long to the area of school called fine arts. The department consists of all foreign language classes, arts and crafts, and music. A choir was started in the begin- ning of the year, taught by Mr. Fields. They had an original enrollment of IO people, 8 girls and 2 guys, but Mr. Fields retired due to illness early in the year and choir was dropped from the schedule. In foreign languages, Miss Lassa- ga's French classes learn about French culture and cuisine as well as the language. The Spanish classes, taught by Mr. Muro, Mr. Robledo, and Miss Lassaga, also cook foods and study cultures of Spanish speak- ing countries. Mrs. Calle Allen heads the arts and crafts department. She teaches classes from beginning art to a.d- vanced ceramics to painting and drawing. 24 Fine Arts Academics ine Arts I. Oooooh! Junior Stephanie Brengman can real- ly mold. 2. The choir getting down in seventh period before the class was dropped. 3. Mr. Muro shows the girls how to prepare a Mexican omelet. 4. QueI choses desirez-vous? says Francisco Hernandez to Nacho Eastman and Becky Nuno. 3 Fine Arts Academics 25 Industrial Arts Skills Worth Learning A lf figures don't add up, then indus- trial arts is your answer. These courses include Auto Shop, Agricul- ture, Mechanical Drawing, Wood Shop, and Metal Shop. All of these classes teach new and exciting skills that you can use in the future. Stu- dents who do not wish to attend a four year college can find a promising career in any of the above fields. New proposals, such as changing Me- chanical Drawing to an ROP class and having computer drafting help stu- dents get an idea and a taste for skills that are helpful. When asked how he felt about Me- chanical Drawing Jeff Cross replied, I feel that this Industrial Arts pro- gram is a great benefit to those who wish to further their skills in the field of drafting. Jeff, a senior, is a special projects student. Another one is Sen- ior Mike Elliott who said, 'IThis is an interesting and challenging course. The new computer has made it a lot easier. In Wood Shop, a three year veteran, Senior Robert Parra feels, It's a good skill to have. New teacher, Mr. Agan, adds great excitement and is making things happen. Mr. Agan comments, I feel that Auto Shop is very impor- tant to society because the world needs transportation to get around. 26 Industrial Arts Academics 'NJQSNX -0 Cc c 'clip ,bkvuvcfvcfl qolfuf czxljf' qgcvx, S-590 If MN 'UK-L sfniobccxsx f-M fe -ff-2- 1,.fl...fl...,, -Swfm-M Q 'geo v AF. lL-JL flu kvuofx bQ1,fuu.ofL,' Q fl l -Qwci e Ubmv Q l. Jerrx Absher, finds out wha! fresh- men woodshog is all about. der, senior, working hard in Auto Shop, 3. Greg Hague, sophomore, tries to fig- ure out what paper is made of in wood- shop class. 4. Senior Robert Bianchi sparks it up in Metal Shop. 5. Finally, Pete Felice starts working in Mechanical Drawing I. 5 ,- The Math Nightmare Have you ever found that the sum ofthe angles in your triangle add up to a lot more than l8OO? Or, per- haps, that three times two has equalled five? Do you have night- mares about syntax errors? If so, you have probably also had the privilege of Mr. Chen, the Math Department Chairman, laughing over your test paper. Math blows us awayl agreed Julie Miller, Mary McCul- lough, and Rosendo Perez. We have had more than l,2OO stu- dents enrolled in math classes this year. These classes range from Gen- eral Math, to Computers, to Trig. And why do you ask, are we suffering through these trials and tribulations? Well, it is because the math units to graduate have been raised from twenty to twenty-tive units. So we dust off our calculators and protrac- tors, and read up on our calculator manuals. At least we will always know the meaning of the Pythagore- an Theorem. But you know you are really in trouble when you have to spell it! 28 Math Academics l l. Todd Graham, thrilled to death to be in class, decides to come back to Geometry l5 minutes later. 2. Watch out freshmen! More math books are coming your way. 3. Mr. Chen's class listens semi-attentively. 4. l bet no one can do this! 5. Mrs. Spencer enthusiastically instructs Computer Programming. 6. One day Mr. Dunn may be laughing at your test paper instead of Brett Burrows, cience A Better Science Year! Science is better this year! The Sci- ence Department is one of the most im- portant departments in our school. The science classes stress the concepts of study, observation, and experiments. Science is taught to inform us about life and our environment. According to Connie Guaracha, Science sometimes starts out boring, but as the year goes on, you learn a lot. The science classes consist of Earth Science, Biology, Chemistry, and Phys- ics. Marietta De La Cruz says that she can't wait to start dissecting. Earth Science is based on our solar system and the world around us. Hu- man Biology explains the system of our bodies and our growing years. Chemis- try is more of a mathematic based class which explores the atoms and chemi- cals in our planet. One of our school's newest science classes is Physical Science. lt is also based on the atoms of the earth and the study of protons. Hopefully this means the science department is getting BIG- GER AND BETTER!!! 30 Science Academics K ' 3 .. l. Mr. Masoni explains the sys- tem of the heart to Senior Mi- chelle Lowry. 2. Scott Ozanne tells Mark Broadfoot, Hey, that looks like what I ate for lunch in the cafete- ria. 5 3. Jimmy Smiley, freshman, asks, What is this? 4. Jaime Lopez plays around with a cow's heart during class. 5. Pam Tuckness, senior, takes time out to smile for the camera. Science 3 'I Academics ocial Science Important Issues Current events and debates - what do these two subjects have in common? They both play an important role in So- cial Science classes. Economics, Cal. I-listory, Chicano Study, Government, American History, Geography, U.S. l9th and 20th . . . just a list of some of the classes taken during one's four years at SBJUHS. These classes teach us about presidents, amendments, geog- raphy, railroads, wars, anything that was important to our past as well as our future. Chicano Studies helps me find out about my ancestors and my past, says Junior Becky Castaneda. You are probably wondering where current events and debates tie in, right? Well, I will show you how. Take for ex- ample a current event on money ex- change rate in Portugal. Where would it apply? If you guessed Economics you're right!!! Here's another example. The earthquake in Mexico City on Septem- ber I9, l985, can be categorized in ei- ther Geography, Earth Science, or both. Debates on subjects such as abortion, AIDS, nuclear weapons, gun control, etc., are situations that have been looked at before, but were never as ma- jor a threat as now. Elaine Arballo. a junior, comments, Debates are inter- esting. You get different viewpoints from different people on the same sub- ject. 32 Social Science Academics i if ' 4 1 1.3 l. Lori Rogers, freshman, and Marcos Ramerez, homework , , . again, junior, work on homework in Geography. 4. Senior Herminia Banda takes notes in Chicano 2, Mr. Roy teaches his Geography class with the Studies, help of a globe. 5. Sophomores take a test in U.S. l9!2Ofh. 3. Mr. Rose wonders why no one has done their Social Science 3 3 Academics - y, ed xhe d - ' couXd BS ears cXuhs escap d rrauma whrch parhcrpahon. 'rerr er ed s 'Yhrs v perro cXub ve Kn eehna, '0Xe Xunch have reduced ver, KK couXd ha nr-1.arron and rn dunng the Xunch X Nxoreo wrrh cXu'o orga because rhev mer ' ponank because Yr a- r rnvoxved and or cXass. 9 I Je . ff C mem Gb., l0ok.bel'S rag' g0e5 ft perflng tub ce do O era ormanl 3AThZ1E0Ie:XTIher View . . Everygg pracilin FFA e Crow es for spony ds info ghlufure Spir. if bo Of h tQ show 34 Club errod Cxuhs are rm Xows srudenrs 'ro ge meek new peopXe oursrde Crubs rhrs vear range 'rromz promo - Kng sprrkr Kn the Raw C,Xu'p ro chaXXeng- Kng other opponents Rn rhe Chess Grub. Everv dub has an advksor and hnngs ronh the auawrres and purpose or each dub. Nxanv or 'rhe cXuhs rhrs vear have ventured orr ro praces such as'.NN ashrngXonO .C. whh CXose Up and the S-Xir Ouh to xl osemrre and Lake 'Y ahoe. NX other cXuhs seem 'ro hnd 'rherr own desirnafrons rod. ' Lorena xdurrado, a member or CXose-Up sard, NN ashrngron was grear 'rhrs vean. X wouXd recommend 'rhers ro go. Vr was wonh W. are great 'tor skudents e us a chance 'ro ger es o'r schooX. o C,Xu'os cause Yr grves rrom 'rhe pr essur 'N . MFEC Ks an ef- rvrs who aw av savs Srrna Lo Shark BoKehXo savs, ceXXen'r program 'ror stude wanr ro rravex abroad Clu b spifit' Divide, Uv W Qs www? WW D W0 If W1 9 WWMW ff MW ,Cv W Wm wp , J- wwf Student Council Clubs ff ll-' , f.. l. Mr. Homen, student council advisor, listens while the students discuss upcoming events. 2. Vice-Presi- dent Kristinea Andersen enjoys her lunch during a noon meeting. 3. Senior Class President, David Cas- tellano, and members of the student council organize Cl successful Freshmen Reception. 4. Student council members discuss serious issues during a meeting. 5. President Nancy Frusetta and Julia Hyun, Student Re- presentative to the Board of Trustees, prove to us that Student Council is fun to be a part ot. 6. lBottom rowl, Robert Hawkins, lcommissioner of the freshman classlp Bobby Brum, lcommissioner of interclubs rela- tionslg Julia Hyun, lstudent representative to the Board of Trusteeslg Kristinea Andersen, lvice-presi- dentl, Lynne Brockbank, lcommissioner of athleticslj lsecond rowl, David Castellano, lsenior class presi- dentl, Laura Flores, trecording secretarylg Marci Lamb, lcorrespondance secretaryl, Nancy Frusetta, lpresidentl, Leah Graham, lcommissioner of social at- fairsl, Brianne Berlin, ljunior class presidentl, Richard Alipaz, icommissioner of publicitylg lback rowl, David Somavia lcommissioner of senior classl, Alex Macias ltreasurerlg Susan Herzog, lcommissioner of the ju- nior classl. Student Council Clubs r for you. The California Scholarship Fed- GFISWG S Th C.S.F. is Then t? a club that'll look good on your transcrip e help they th GS W hese oft ne ers. O veral successful fund rais Se erson, the club had nd or Mrs. A ction of advis fe r-treaters to cross the street on Halloween. Taking inventory at Dick Bruhn's was another successful project. has been very year of the year. This ncisco at the end n Fra Sa O pf ards their tri OW t goes raised money Burke. tt ent Sco id .F. pres V? U TE o o get involved in reat club t 09 C.S.F. is VSFG Pidd. O ' stated Cathy I goals y future I'l'T'l O and find it helpfulf H '6 o .c ifhgvqgf r NE- 4 , 5 NN QUQQHIIHQIQM 'F 111151: :ENN .. mqmqw :Q if..gc. -J SQSTWYTAF QSAXA' got Want to join der the di Un -o ck gave to tri Most of the U1 - - U3 wardin Fe ve enioyed I 7-- f U th high ng duri Ne under- I' ffe chance to be 6l'lfS Cl d STU areness club. lt gives CIW political l'1 SG non-parti ate is a rSt nio Ju is full Te nior Sta Ju rs. Hal M ys club advisor, SG tual debates, CIC s and participate in U6 stand political iss te-wide his sta T people. Eel' l'16W ITI and nce, arn, experie ger to le CCI fe who a TS citing studen GX of E ern Overnight held .C -o-' 1. O Z ces: The Fl Fe or confe Gi E o 3 -O-' an -a 2 o .E U1 cv EE r '+I o si C 3 L 'O-' c mv -o :s 4-' cn .'-L' 4: o u: cz .E c O U1 L- O eI'1'l'O. CFGFTI Sa Spring State held in and ncisco San Fra political and 6 th 6 ITI en r State, has giv ar's president of Junio Ye d this On g a member, ein hat b lfeelt N sf 3 :N I Julia id SCJ r the future, O necessary f is GT ess th l'1 Fe tal awa 6l l IT! l'l l Ve Q0 this year's activities had a terrific time and have memories that will last a din fe participa All who etime. lif Q it www' . A. X -.Q R Q fi af I all ' c it s .V -fl as-we x- ' X5- Q. Q' 5 is .t so l . John Passman, Alex Macias, and John Nolan makes enchiladas for a Junior State fund raiser. 2. Roy Navarro shows lnsoo Hyun how it's done. 3. Mrs. Hall rushes to finish another pan. 4. Junior State even made their own tortillas. 5. John Passman laughs at John Nolan crying as he cuts onions. 6. I986 Junior State members: Mrs. Hall ladvisorJ, Roy Navarro, John Nolan, Alex Macias, Alex Pitschka, Corey Tresid- der, John Passman, Julia Hyun, Lino Gonzalez. 5 Jr. State Clubs 'O-' .C 32 E 3 o :- Q. Q an an 2 U 'ca ev .E .Q an n o .C E 3 o 3 3 o s. H: 3 fi.. Q Q C o 4' on E .C U3 Teen X so all si isers FG of fund hold a lot for free. Close-Up had to nOf ve gone for free, but you would have ha could 3 O be :N U 3 46.00. In a OUF get students involved in TO gned -Up is a club which is desi F6 dents awa STU Fe IUC h makes hic WV experience learning main the what happens in I learned about XX stated, SZ F SG Sonya Ca . Senior ents, stud 6 th st for s trip isn't ju works. Thi whole system - N 0 J: +- 3 ho OUT e about F H10 OW eto kn lik would you out Democracy. So if est bet. wa. l X .. . IV r 55' X -sf . . A S QHQX iis is fi t--- .R 1 , - Q, .551 -Swag 'F '--.. A' SEQ fs N.. . if 'sift W C iff w. X twwwes axes R , Y 3 , N M3335 .---. . 'I 1' 1: - Q ' - ' ' 1 o 3 o 4-' .9 3: o cu 95 3 o :N 2 3 o 3 3 o ofcourse 4-' 3 .Q O. cn o 4-' 2 .Q o C an an .Q the goal of S8 nts could reach de Se fundraisers. Clo C o 1 L. o 3 o -O-1 is .9- B. -O-' C o 4-' or .E .C th 5 .LQ .C l- bs u U I. u O DN I. 4-' C 3 O U L. 3 O .E CD .E C cv Cl CL C .C Jn 4-' C hite House, and 3 U JI +- .E C 1: CL U U .Q o U1 an 4-' o 'o Q. 3 an I- o E 'I-1 ao cn C 12 C hers your b be -Up would S6 ry, Clo nt .C 3 I U E an GC U U D C JI ST TJ C JI D H- O U .C +- Te C0 lv N up-Q, t . 'YSQFFRR awpecgy AEE ' Q ss Q ! . From left to right: Mrs. Hall, Sonya Casarez, Tonya ancovich, Ruth Lopez, Dee Ann Reece, Hector Ro- riguez, Nadine Castaneda, Corey Tressider, Guiller- nina Reynosa, Norma Lopez, Rosendo Perez, Mary onzalez, and David Silva get ready to board the lane. 2. Seniors Nadine Castaneda, Rosendo Perez, nd Hector Rodriguez joined with Juniors DeeAnn eece, David Silva, and Corey Tressider to take a cture with our Congressman Leon Panetta. 3. Ju- ors Christine Pereira, DeeAnn Reece, and Tonya ancovich tooling around while flying to Washington C. 4. Junior Corey Tressidder preparing his lunch iring a Close-Up meeting. 5. Tip O'NeiI, our House weaker, takes time out to take a picture with Senior adine Castaneda. 6. The Close-Up members are as illows: iBack row? David Silva, John Nolan, Matt Jgnazzini, Corey Tresidder, Lisa Crump, and Tonya ancovich. iMiddle rowl Roy Navarro, Alex Pitschka, 'tristine Pereira, Mandi Ortiz, Nadine Castaneda. ront row? Jaelle Arciniega, DeeAnn Reece, and vonne Mello. 7. Mrs. Hall, the Close-Up advisor, 'epares her notes for a meeting. 7 Close-Up Clubs FEC clubs ' 2 3 I . The program ofthe play MY ONE AND ONLY which the club raised money to attend. 2 I was supposed to take the picture, says senior Odysseas Mantas. 3. Senior Hector Rodri guez imitates an injured Breaker during the homecoming parade. M Wx , mi miitfgi ,Q ,,M ' I lit-wi WWW ....-wM +-M. ,,,.y 4. FEC's spirit really show's through the imagination and hard work they put into their home-S coming float. 5. Junior Lotta Lorentz and senior Momoko lwai get into the spirit of Halloween by dressing up as a baby and in traditional dress. 6. The foreign exchange students pull together to give each other support on common, but unfamiliar ground, clubs www, , , FEC 45 l . Junior Claudia vinalanj practices her English in the middle of thghyste- ria of a yearbook deadline. 2. The foreign exchange students from L to R Laura Taure tFinlandJ, Lotta Lorentz fSwedenJ, Jean Bacon CFrench Can- adal, Mathias Andersson CSwedenJ, Odysseas Mamas CGreeceJ. 3. Soph- omores Brenda Sherman, Connie Gibson, and Laura Taure wave hello, as they pass by on a Fantasy Cruise at the freshman reception. 4. Senior Mary Avila caught by surprise, while helping make cards for the Hallow- een flower sale. 5. Seniors Jean Bacon, Momoko lwai, and Odysseas Mantas, the three musketeers, chant All for one, and one for all! 6. Junior Lettie Candelaria tells senior Mathias Andersson l'll trade you my peanut butter and jelly, for your bologna. 7. FEC members attend one of their twice a month Thursday meetings. FEC clubs WM, 'iv...K, , .- WJ ,. ' I if 11, lg 1-ig ig Mm 1 M f k if M 5? 6 V -Qi, 2 xx if 'C K.. year, Club you. During this for Estudiantil is Then Club e? cultur exican inM ed Interest Estudiantil has had many activities. This club encourages students to take part in Mexico's traditional events through school and community functions. One such event this past year he edt H1 perfor which they in unity l'T1 COFU he T and TS r studen program fo LD o E -I-' th ': L U U U5 o 3 ico. SX M T n throughou dance know cultural isa HCC his da O.T Q cr O .J M .1 O LL l- LU .I .I 4 ca year This money sale this F6 onnie bout eir annual corsage and th antil also held Estudi Club D U an Cn 2 TJ u I. O N- 'U cv th 3 ,,,. ...xo Q22 gcc -DO U .J M Ed Qu. Ui- Wm 0.1 Us th UCD Cm OL Q4- :EE in'D U3 .53 -33 DVFC '4- m W O m4- aa'-'Zan U41-l.C U P + 3 m Q MEX :Oi Sega - 13 +' - :S 3.30 392 350 -CH mo... OES, 3 C L W 1 an.Co .ffl-.5 E th - - D l- Lu rklll dwo alot of har Dis Reynoso says, UlBeing in this club Club Estudianti Guille President of Robledo, Club Juan of hip TS r the adviso Unde E. U C CD ': expe good ds, 'lIt's a ad pez Lo Ruth fufe. fu he cessful club well into t C SU iantil is sure to be a lil A ,t,N, HMMWI lwmwl lmmll I NF' N EW 'WWW' N, I x. , I I .,...,,. ,. Ml, F ,,f ily M. 3 -cv tx Q' 'Ning .8498 118 1 1 1 apr. W i , 3 A Af J aw' ff W r T3 l all 'V ,Wg ia. Elf' lv' 2 i'ltll4rrl I T il 'v 51:3 ,X y what ll ..ii' i'il lm'- ,gal W 6-P' N N 4 JA New W Club Estudiontil Clubs 601' lif campus ents get involved with d STU GI l ic EX M ztlanl helps A de I'IO o Estudiantil Chica nt MECHA, lMovimie .C E' I O 3: C GJ ID O 'U-' U7 C U .2 I- an E si C U .2 X 3 cv I- o E CD U7 O L. 3 O U C CD QS L 3 1: 3 U L. 6 are of th CIW 6 COTTI ns be CCI an Amen Mecha helps Mexic W0 rt O f ub n the cl Ve acti en has be Martin Lopez, iunior, who culture, said proud of their be O T and oin Mecha GFS. CGI' ar. A Ye teresting din On an active has had desma, Le f Teacher Frank DO he leadershi rt Mecha Club, unde O 2 O an .C I- E o U1 .Q 2 u ui x. Q2 th 'E 'r 'O C 3 4- 4-' th I- LC th U .C U SD E Mo- O cv C o ID o Z o o 'Q CD E .Q E u: .9 5 arthquake fe money fo GJ th U x. O 4- essfull CC ways su is al ch a dance lwhi put on and wo-year planner calendars Another highlight ofthe year was a youth conference in Fresno where Mecha members practiced leadership e dance after th ention onal trip, not to m educati VY CIVS GS roblems of life. It w hp it W cope d learned how to kills an high schools. other any l'T lI'T1 with students fro 'U 2 Un E E embers fT'l our club conference where he I'S. activities to help othe 6 th participating in d fun ha nl UCZ. CCI Anita Ja TQ U th s N O. 4-' om C 2 ev .Q o -0- .ci .2 o C 3 N4- o .Q o .C u 3 f U 4' in I. tv 'D in 9 GJ .C C C ai I- 3 I 3 U x. 3 O Ps 'D C C 3 O -4- 3 O P- U .C U QD ? C TQ o VI H. C GJ E ln KD x. D. 0 U S C Arreola U6 o' 'C C 5 i i C 5 4. W ff It 1 pail X N iff .V 3 uf s 2 1 ' Q ' .I ' ' s , ,ii SM gf . - Neg 'P Q S? -. ik W 1 x i 1 i C O LD Ye .C in U 3 1' S t L.L.l G 1 l' ws Xxx -1 x ,jg is -.k.. ,. - , S Q' X X-XX MX. Xw-XM, NWS X X-XXXX-XXXXWXXW-XX-Aw X X QNX ? 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E9 A2 59 E2 'Da tn gm ME 56 .59 sim ber. em ays rem alw O bers t el'T'l TTI aduating club F on its g pression im Cll l CIVG le O hopes t club alias itimwiwi 3, will J M. . My W ,H lil Wi ii, NUM mm-W .,i 4 ,, Cf ,. by H P e ,Ml ,. ,al lf' , ,lil i. , l ,N H WW l. ,l will i,,'3i', ' .1 'W 'l 5 news-w l l . lm Wm-We 1. H l X u MTM ,r These are the voyages ofthe HHS Science Club. Its four-year mission To explore The strange new o'UaJ an CnC'5 El :Dun O 'D an 'U.oC Egan O -Q02 E Qi.O CD 133,22 E aw 2 532 CL -s-LDQJ B UE? A4 gwb- in 122 U Emi- 'D 33.15 3 25.-Q-.Q O..Q.,..'5O -4:-O-DEI: nn2Co3 0,000.0 D 5in O glnGJi.n-o- Oofsyg EEEQCL NOUUQD EWUI-S .Eg-Bw o 'D .4-.LSC O'-1D O minex ECE 'U x-Ojadc OJQCUU -4--5030 U7 Qvgmc --J: NE 22-E753 QJQUOQ, C .GEL +5935E'v 3 Oo u. x'5S'oi' m.Dq,CGJ LOW 380006 OOEU6 L-U7U.QC .WUU3 mO4fC'+- U-C4-QA: SSCLLE .GEQEC 'O'.7ig2'5 WCW an O ECE 0, .- -Sbaaico O..C.2Uln 3350. o 4-' 'O O .C 'U C CJ 'U. C cv 'C 9- E om x E .C 5: 3 L. O cu 5. 'O-' LD 2 'U an .E O E. O um CD .C -D. Clu CISHCC an cu .C 'O' 'o an .E .2 Q2 .C 3 O .C an .o E O l- an .Q o -G-1 cn .E o cn and is FS ound a couple of yea I' O been Science Club has The ll year. back this E IT! CO around for years to come. Club cn E C 0 cv E 0 .I w 2 .E 'U 0 Q E 0 C U 2 Q. O 0 O. i+ O + .Q 4 A o 1:1 o Q-1 E L. o 3 0 .C + TD C U DN 'C C U -C 'Q C .C U .C +: 3 2 o cv 'o 0 s Lit PU Cam 6 th and GONE between som onship nal relati SO ta religion, but a per , it is cno ll anity of the word Christi Lord in his heart. ng to willi guts. They are hool with SC ds in this the only ki Fe G oup F 59 ople in thi pe Mr. Roy said, 'The f E9 :ca U2 Q C ..o 4-E3 -cv .55 is 0-5 So th 512 .01 Cr. Da an gf Q E -E +2-o wi' E9 N-an Oo 4-2 Q0 ow -CQI UU. 3'- ,QS :E 3 JI Q. U 9.90 o UE go u .EU mn 5 O 2 -cn Bs tl! 58 EC hu E6 3'4- .DE Civ 2.-E m O ong in the wr ok t tend to lo needs, bu would meet their feeling that GT th ng for ure and are looki SC ins CSS. 'If -h fb pla encouraging to sit and isten aring, it's really sh and llowship fe f 619 Ginny Gately exclaimed, lt's a tim gulations, but it is fe and th 2 3 I. '4- o 2 o o .cm o .SQ 2 42 no Q .C -O-1 2 .E .C 4-1 2 Q. o an ct M- o 4- o ff N N E an b 2 word and to God's GS ut controversial issu abo oup talked The gr id. SG Roy e, Mr lif le ssib DO he best rl' guideline fo O 3' C O ised FO rtion. The club abo enthood, and lationships, planned par fe music, nce of rock U6 e the infl lik books for OO for tracks and ,l outil ab ised FG s and by selling brownies. They 6 sh VVO CCF ugh thro money ui .Q +- .Q C 3 an C ..pl'll.-lu I ll '. 'S' F -any sw ' .esyksf-fffst if E 1-. , , ii Wil, , ' ,, ,, ll .iw i lm i , W M -H1113 rim- ' ,Ni ii. li .- ,, M , 55 A '91 T if lllllilrwl MY Ti , M iillfllli ' lwl 'W 'M' if' is is 'ff llllllf WI' All ii 1, T il l' n , ,s , . -4 l' xl 1 ,iw .Jambi . Another year came and went for Soccer Club, and it was great! The members of This club help and x. O Ll. 4-: C an E .9 3 s and eq ITTI nifo 3 3 an C :N :s .o E o an '+- CD .C '4- 2- an .C o 4-' tl? x. CD .Q O X- fund Z9 y organi am. The CD 4- x. QD U U O QD x. 3 O 4- x. O Q. Q. 3 V1 CCCSS. SU a real CIS W candy bars. It Te g chocola sellin th o 3 L. ev .Q o 'r 'U C 3 W- 'O- th an cn .9 .ci .le G2 .C 4-1 L. a cv :N .Q .C -0- N 2 o. E o x cv n Robledo is G .Ju l' yers. M soccer pla he YT season fo he oft end 6 th TOT s a banque er Club also hold CC The So OJ x. U r Club Socce the -4- O th x. CD .Q E IU E le Reynoso. The uil byG I- cv r o 'o cv TQ th cu L o. 52 .+.: 'D C o -Q. 2 U 52 C 4-' dvisor of G CU .C -4- 3 O .l :N I. 3 C51 .S 5 O S- Q. .E C cv as .Q Nm 3: E. O ll? -D. 2 o ev .C 4-1 9- O U1 E X- O -ii- l? +- CI 3: CDE Him Lo cv O E+- no S2 LEU LU D52 .93 U4-f QC DCE .EU Sxm OZ .o: O .279 H3 O 'GE DO E2 cuff Ll.I Club as a group, she said, FIS decisio 6 ak Ol'T'l T l'l'1 he club. You lea oft teresting view an in had Leon Yolanda have a lot of fun r Club fSocce bers o em I'Tl ough the Th CIS S FT1 S66 portant skill to learn. It im and that's an H at the same time. TQ arni hile le W ly Your voice squeaks. You break out in a cold sweat! These are signs of stage fright. Your heart beats rapid o 4-4 ci. E an 5 U .C :S o 2 l is for FTICI ms, Dra 5- th GJ th CD .C 4- 3 O Ps W: rn the basics of acting o acting. In this class you lea T you oduces TI' a class that in ITI FG e beginning d th Drama is a lot of act- DQ doi by cter is g a chara atin an I. U .E cu .2 4-' u o L o. -0-' an on 3 o at 3 o I l'. ate a believable characte fe OC how t and GS. QU Rodri E .Q or Ro s seni fe creative, sta ble and eVCl beli ene look SC ce to make a ti U U x. O. tl! CD JZ U 4- Z f f ai ow o 4-' th C o cn .E Co O-0-1 C 83 Cu- my U4- WE' '-Z.: 0.C -Ccn tn-C 'UC Co Ucn BC 39 vt? Ulf? .gtg U3 ans. 95+- -U ig.: S3 3 EO cbs .QW wi U.C Din 0'0- :NCQ QU-E th EUC mg? 355 2,0 S232 o .Egg B51 Q C20 C'-gn OU 0:0-'Q -LU 330' Psbri. th 5-23 11190, H303 1Co U-gm e-g Calm 21, siaig C35 ESQ reperatory his is a advanced class. T fan Ore O better known is m ro as it is r Drama P O Production Drama n just acting, you ha t Te FTTO hools. In this class you learn SC Y el'1'l'Cll' s for elem fT1Ol'1Ce perfor pany. They put on COITI CD .1 o E 3 I an .ac U O -A-1 h are needed hic W QS the thin all oi C Q: U ev A: 'U 'cz C o U3 C io: .C .9 of U E Z' Q. Q. O wc U3 O -0- th U Q. 3 +- CD th O 4- learn how 6 tim ht you see in our rallies. They also put on nig e skits that th of designs some O .Q U O L.. D. a success. Drama play ui .EQ cz L ci. th an r L cv th an 'O 'U C o th L o 4-1 u o GJ x. 3 +- ung fu YO at for as L Um JL' th th E u .9 .C l- .Q E 3 Q. cv .C -0' I- O '4- th an u C U E C O 'C U Q. Club was as P 5 35 7 .. , -lf: -,AIM 5 C -i eff , 1 nassaui xw - ..'-- X S X . X E X f i .X Tl-ilixifi-I . 1 A 5 A XM --Na X ,. L-Z:J.1. .x.W. X . 'X .Xe y . qf RQ f K X X.. X .2 3 Hi f X ww-1 X. i E.. XX 'FC 25 Us o -Co ts th E2 an Q5 +565 -+-9 Ocv Q.C 3? o- x.lD Us Q- mu '12 C Oo I L UE QE 3U U U O-E '82 Q. Ex E 0 1 C Oo 'EE OCD C4-1 O3 U.- l.lJ.S., 'DE QQ I2 l KD 23? ac ME I+. 'Udo Ex E C U O OE VT. .th 85 in 'UE 22 H-E OE Wa L.. wu- A52 E0 ,DE E2 o I9 29 '55 S. l-La 2 They mn. bers' child em care center, for staft m week child cl two d Te nduc The students co discipline. ition, and TI' care, nu child O U 3 T 0 E C O ZZ. 5 L 0 P U 52 .,.. 7 , ui an E Z L U U U7 .E :N 2 a. 'o C a C5 C 15 .E U a. af cv 'C o 4-1 th Cn by readin Fen E E U 0 I h .I .+: 3 an C ual experience in worki CT G ed gain neat class, real id, 'lt's a SO f on, HS . Swa hh 5 he o 52 b 'o o .a 2 U 2 O N- W L.. 3 4-1 3 N- 7 E L.. O '4- 0 E 'C 0 L O O. 0 I- O. 5 E 0 I- hh 2 Q. 3 aw a I class, said Cathy ll selves. W1 he t TS the studen GS uch W1 GS oyed it I eni 'C C O Classes such as foods, the ROP Restaurant class, and sewing, prepares students for Senior parent night. The group prepares all vi an E o U3 E .C + O T3 .S th + C eations sewn by stude F aturing c fe a fashion shows t consists ot skits and en ainm Entert CVGHT big year for this S Te gradua F dinner to an elegant candlelight club to provide he rf O let ib SS DO eit ak year m 6 th undraisers throughout usf 9 ev E 3 Z eir parents. h and t .r1 U QE PWS I ' .jail 'ls ws di Sd Q.. r-no i. 'I 5 most people hen erica. W Am of l'S G ITT! ture Fa Fu ean? l'T1 hat they W hear these letters all the time, but do you know OU . Y FFA do ?l 'What could 4 ggies A he Dance. But is that allt rget, the Barn can fo urse who CO dof ClI'1 y think only of animals, he fFFAt FO hea out ani- ab ches you SCI not only t XAQ X 'ei C O I. 3 you're dead I J .S .C 4-' 3 O Ps -4-' O .C 3 Jn 4-f U .C 4-' ft: TJ 3 1 in U 3 O 2 N N Q. 'U an 4' ID cv I- cv 4' .E E an .C 4-' Q cu iv .4 .Et :Q an in O Q. in. Such as Te t we, Aggies participa ha re many other activities t C1 Ye a. The iw iD U JL' DU .9 E E U l- I- .Q C 3 'N TQ U V7 is O 4-' .9- .C KD ader mals but le e for those I'S fcou between. O .E Ui .SE .C 4-' 5. X. cv 5 cv 'D C U .92 4-' 4-' O u o 4-' in cu .S cn C cv E O I- 'J- cn .E .C 4- P- C U GJ UT 'U ould ju UC an FFA yo fe We U YO ms, if G Te dging Ju 'U CD x. o Q an I- Q I- o th 3 o fu C o I- o Q E cu 4-' x cv L. o E cm an 4-' cu L 3 'U cu o o L Q bk I- ci 4-1 C an E .Q I U D. CD .C 4- +- 3 O .D O how ent, then passing judgem u that don't like YO of .Z L 2 U acher, Mr. Te new Cl ent also received departm F6 Agricultu he pus t ITI CG partments on other de :N C O E king. Like ECI SP public Tien hard especially after you've go OS W I' ache Te new t with a year ou he T V19 uated from Cal Poly. Starti grad Zo 'U' C GJ U 0 1. +- th .2 O .C 3 s for opportunitie Y CIVI Low. There are m Stina id SG USII1 ce for all of experien V19 a learn s been ha one, but it 1' O iv .C 4-' O 4-' U an LD 3 t it's a National hat bu pus, not only t IT! CO t from the other clubs on l l fe iffe sod akes FFA Tm dship, that's wha en fri and leadership a class now! enroll in ibilities SS endless po u can see there are YO lore. As Q0 ferences and fairs COD ith W ganization Or ' . 'rfjfi v x fr' L, i ja. Q, ' intl H JS .l ' il i 3 -S '15,- xxx N x x i i g x x , i x 5 1 i a Lb. N s X MW !f fQ, Ev' IIB., 1 f X s A , ' I 4 Hx , M- mw V A , Maw, M 'F 'W VR pw , ffgw w . 'Q ' mm. ' WWF ' ' 2 WW ? , A ,pal V1 Q- Q , ani: 'pw 'W' L 'FA Um ff .HW H 'W J 72 wir A 2 f pg, H w , 'X 5 1 -f MW L , Q, '. f H .H ri ' ' r at-. E U 14333 K' , ' ex 4' x K N N ' '11 iff X' H5 HW l A 'Km 'I , i N , me H si Q Gi 'S'n 'l wr M MW ,' .4 :Pr ,, 3 -1. Xp., , 115 Y, ...Aw - 1g fat .r 'P' k my W ' W , . H' ,. 'W ' 21. .nm 51,5 mf I A N '3-43.4 riffs, flfzw Q j -I 'N K ...gawk ' 1 v' M 4.ff-E,f-2s'L- - . W' ,, , . W wt v u ww, W www- W4 M' ..mf. , N N , MWA ,Q ,wr 62 FFA l. Miss Dickson works on grades. Make sure mine's an A. Miss D. 2. Front row: Jeanette Carbone, Jill Allen, Suzitte Sarkisian, Cecilia Sanchez, Karen Sousa, Tammi Bisceglia, David Dolfin, Back row: Stina Low. 3. Front row: Bren- nan Portuer, Joel Thomas, Jeff Baker, Suzy Hegglin, Danny Sylvia, Mike Mize, Tommy Martin, George Ford, Second row: David De- Mateo, Fref Nicholes, Chris Lopez, Rodney Bianchi, Robbie Torres, Matt Gillio, John Flores. 4. Julie Casillas wrestles with the computer in 7th period. 5. Front row: Oscar Ramos, Richard McAbee, Bobby DeIArosa, Matt Giachello, Jim Johnson, Second row: Dergio Pena, Frank Car- reiro, John Shoemaker, Alan Tibbitts, David Conrique, Stephanie Pedrazzi, Stacey Pe- drazzi, Bernadette Decker, Valerie Deleon. Clubs 41 7 8 6. Troy Meagher and Shane Millhollon terrorize a de- fenseless orange while learning to administer shots to livestock, 7. With a final stuff of his cupcake, Greg DelCorlo, freshman, is announced the winner of the FFA porkout. 8. Barry Murphy tries to look cool as Jeff McKorkIe hides his face in shame, 9. Barn Dance goers crowd together for a picture. IO. Take me to your leaders! Tommie Bisceglia, reporter, Stacey Mendez, treasurer, Jill Allen, secretary, Randy Hutch- inson, sentinelg Rodney Bianchi, historian, Wirt Lan- ning, vice-president, Robert Bianchi, president. Clubs FFA 6 3 FFA Week Successful in Every Way l l 2 3 l, 2, 3. Stopping to fuel up on Big Macs before the bathflub races are Charles Chopper Snyder, Paul Maxwell, David Wil- lette, and Robert Bianchi. 4. The winning nutbuster owned by Sam Lomanto and Alex Naccarato races down Baler Alley to a fine finish. 5. The Spirit of '86' prepares to take that hairpin turn before the final stretch. 6. Nutbuster and Harvey's Express battle it out even though l-larvey's loses one of its members around the turn. 7, Barn Dance Queen Contestants lstandingl - Stina Low and Tammy Silva. lSittingl - Kelly Neil, i986 Barn Dance Queen Julie Casillas, and Lynne Brockbank. Clubs 6 4 FFA up of ade H Club. The club is m he Block embers of t l'lTl fo ght a familiar si an L D th +-' an sc u .2 A4 U 2 .cl cv . : .C 3 'O C O 'U CD 1 CD 'U 3 4- lo: 4- U U .2 vt an CD L U7 U3 o s: o an L o .9 .C U1 L an .Q E cu E L o N4- U1 c o Q: U U EE E 3 a' L m .c 'O-' O vi .sz u .Q .Q U A: 2 .c 4- o A: cv .c 4-1 U cv c L o GJ an z a .C o .C 3 an :N :S cn o give athletes a hand in planning for their future and be- ual Block H versus Faculty basketball game, in whigh the 6 game. This years club also planned to visit some of the the schools and athletic programs. Block H is advised by is t nn l 98 ut U O Imwn 65.-'EO th Qcow mOEg 2 'o 0301 an CO mo..5u o-D o QQZW- L zsgcuici gee.- LFS? 'TESC E203 BE-3 902: ..'- O :BOIU 360505 '6-D'S'E.E CDU 30 'C1...l gjgmgxjflb- sow 'DEUQI5 COOL UU-A-UL! Q4 ei-5 ther chance to get toge athletes a give all female TO pose is The clubs pur ls r gir fo an athletic club is GAA l'. Breslaue C1l l by St advised e club is Th athlete a better become O ther t each o and help I' othe ch hea wit 'raw U j 3 flu? N v X T' ei .fra it YW 'T ' H T- we f My pr' M6 ff' E pt ,li W. gg., 'I uw.: xxxx MQW YEE-HAW! YAH-HOO! The spirit of Rodeo has really increased in past few years because of the members of Rodeo Club working together and trying their hardest to make it to the State Finals in Quincy, Ca. Members Alex Naccarato and George Ford are two who made it to State and tried their hardest to make it to National Finals. Neither succeeded, but their enthusiasm stayed with them. Next year we'll show them what District ii4 can really do, said George Ford. Members of San Benito High School Rodeo Club belong to District 414 of California High School Rodeo Association. Rodeo is a part of a cowboy's life. lt is also America's number one sport, said Alex Nac- carato. To be involved takes dedication, time and hard work. During a rodeo, contestants compete in a multitude of events. There are barrels to cor- ner, goats to tie, wild broncs, ornery bulls to ride, steers to wrestle, and calves to rope. Sophomore Tod Silva ranked num- ber one in calf roping in District 114. He has proven that he deserves first place in calf roping. !!Calf roping is a lot of fun. I have done it for awhile now, and l plan to proceed with it in the coming years, replied Silva. SO, PUT ON YOUR COWBOY BOOTS, PICK UP YOUR HEELS AND COME WATCH THE SAN BENITO COWBOYS AND COWGIRLS DO THEIR STUFF!!! 66 Rodeo Clubs l. Hollister District H4 members Todc Silva, Dina Martin, Liz Giachello, George Ford, and Alex Noccarato. 2. Liz Gia- chello rounds the final pole before streaking back before the finish line. 3. Father Alex Naccarato Sr. hazes for Alex Naccarato Jr. while he takes down the steer. 4. Todd Silva slides to a stop after he ropes his steer. 5. Freshman Jeff Cabral really has his eye on the calf while trying to make his catch for the tie. 6. As the steer is held up, George Ford ropes the two hind heels. 7. Freshman Dina Martin really concentrates on tying her goat for a time at the Sheriff Posse Grounds in Salinas. AA Nahonal Hgh Schod Rodeo Assoc. Rodeo Cmbs Ski Club Clubs we K '-Jf13-g:yf5f.If12!:f2:- . f l. Mr. Dunn, advisor, peels an orange before going out to hit the slopes. 2. Ski Club members enjoy themselves on one of several weekend ski trips. 3. Dee Beingessner and Chris Langmayer enjoy a snowy view from the ski lift at Sierra Summit. 4. Julia Hyun, Nancy Frusetta, Dee Beingessner, Scott Ozanne, and Chris Langmayer prepare to fly through the air on the ski lift. 5. Ski Club mem- bers during a meeting at lunch: Kristy Tallent, Yvonne Lindley, Angie Corona, Cindy Ballard, Susan Annotti, Deena Maderis, Kim Duffield, Jacqueline Medina, Nick Mariottini, and Pat Hodges. ska Club Clubs l. Rally Club President, Julia Hyun, goes Hawaiian. 2. Lin- da Casillas, Todd Silva, Jenni- fer Solorio, and Anne Taylor participate in a trivia quiz to show how 'lsmart they are. if-ww Rally Club Clubs ,f,., K, 2 . .f Q. -:rs .. igmflf-Y .: ,i- is , . N... . if . , .2553-ww: - .,.,.5EEV,,...,... , , Q. 'f S: -5 . Tse. ,, M ,s ..., , ,, k RlQ l 3 3. Rally Club members: First row: Michelle Acosta, Mary McCul- lough, Nancy Frusetta, Alone Ber- lin. Second row: Susan Ravizza, Kris Hanson, Kelli Neil, Jennifer Solorio, Julia Hyun, Kathleen Christensen, Kim Wolfsmith, Lauri Grow. Third row: Josephine Salinas, Davina Harrington, Jamie Ghione, Dianna Lopez, Robyn Cochi, Ann Parodi, Jennifer Mills. Fourth row: Denise Lopez, Ann Popowski, Tamara Koll, Felicia Lomonto, Tricia Clas- sic, Nadine Castaneda, Maribel Parawan, Janice Oyler, Kristie Tal- ent. Fifth row: Kris Ranney, Molly DeWulf, Armi Ferrer, Jael Arcin- iega, Yvonne Mello, Loretta Bara- gan. Sixth row: Miss Wallace, Mrs. Burke. Seventh row: Lizzie Scattini, Sharon Stuefloten. 4. Stin Ander- sen, the backbone of Rally Club, leads us in a cheer. 5. Michelle Acosta, Jacqueline Medina, and Jennifer Thorning finish a poster for a game. Rally Club 7 'I Clubs -i U I sm ly, it b 'E .E LI. Q cu D o .Q 'E .Q '4- o o '4- cv .C 0-1 '0- o I- an 4- I- o 3 U' 'U C O U GJ KD CD .C 4- C O O cn 'U C O C. 3 O 'U Cn E gc U 'a 12 GJ .E 4-f cv .C I- cu E O cn N g I cl h h .CBN VYCD +-qj P'--C O-C U4- ma- ul-C -us .,-0: 'EC 4-73 --o c 4-0:15 ww UI: EU Um ,E V7Q. 'ECL 'Eg Eng .EU oO .lm ug lllh -Um 22 CC 75.2 Oo an lg L-R.: 5-E QD I..-C BU ga- DL- E2 -+-Q U: +- ' .ct 313 .x:'U CC UU sm, 4-4- l H- og og L. '6O 312 at 22 thc Om o u c P Ez BE -ow .U CC :u ol- 'D'- .E 32 .Sf EE tg PJ mv- W' 0.2 .EU qp CD Eg OU oo Eg UELO4- 530245 3.-Q-Dev .99 as ev u59:E8'C th EES-gg o E-C2703 0.5.--Q2 'D6E E LDQDEO o-Ut.Oco imma wifviv CDO-Qizg .Q mgaggx Om .Cm EGF' -CUQT4 : '- 4 4 FIS L1 Jil Qi e QL Dr L CD -I-4 -I-4 Eg ' A . . .g . 1 X, C QC C 5 as vfxX2xxm Xax X s l . .mf Kim f -Q ,sate ww bf M l'Drill Team has given me the we 'Ffa chance to meet new people and try and improve school spirit! - Alone Berlin lO 4. Tricia Classic practices her steps for a letter- girl dance. 5. Drill Team shows off the spirit stick that they won at the Santa Cruz dance camp. 6. The lettergirls spell out S-A-N-B-E-N-L T-O. 7. Lizzie Scattini shoots the person next to her with a deadly look. 8. Drill Team proves they're a happy team. 9. Esther Serrano and Nadine Castenada perform in the Homecom- ing halftime show. lO. Drill Team members Ju- lia Hyun, Alana Berlin, and Jessica Holt run to their spotlight to perform a routine. 9 Drill Team 8. Lettergirls Clubs th 'U I. o 3 o many eceived band r an .C l- ui E o 'U si o U7 o cz L. o 4-1 o ua A: 'U 'U C o .o 'o ev -0-' C 2 o 'D-' 'o C o 3 cv C o o 4-' 'o sv u 3 'o o L 41 .E th o 3 ers The Baler Band has been th 0 any and m Festival, rtichoke A 8 th ove, Gr ific Pac ances at Foothill, IT1 for first on s this year. Percussion got hie any trop WOI l IT! hey on the street T GS as wel etitions on the field cond at Se ced m ma1or,pla dru Dilley, this years nie on street and Er rd on thi band w he c Grove. T Pacifi Gi' xl GJ 4- th SD E CD th 4- U .E .2 :- o E cv C O e, but l'S year cou nd isa Ba embers. l'T'l I l6W accepting ays and is alw ollister H el' th ho it bined w COYTI concerts, and also is CIS YT! hrist halftimes, C all ootb Hollister during f s for estival. id Freddy SG ll ear, turned out gr ,it Cl'Ol' V6 band di l'l6W different because of the GS hought it w ult d band. ye ike e has. We sh ike band ndle a ha TO special person akes a t 'She fMs. Adamsl is a little different but it mlm MEGA 'U C U m T ' year's Baler his for their outstanding per recognized in comp well street and second on field o Za CD 44 o .E x o S Q Q o UI o .C 'U C o .Q U1 I- o ev x .YI .C l- E Q, 1: 'EJ .2 Ui 3 E ev .C 41 E 0 cn 'o 2 3 o C 1 U1 an C o ev -3 32 ou Us .949 the us: oc Q: EE Q EQ 22 EZ C 'go .Ivo 22 U C3 CD5 Q.'-+- .945 EE :Ea gm Ll. uf -I4 C sv 'o 3 -O-' di 'o cv 4-4 U .2 'U ev 'U ZS .C E' .C ITT perfor band also The for the Spring F schools Students this year enjo ees, ' agr Cll'1 Beltr Linda it Awiiih ll 1 z i lm S , ig 1 Wm i -mmf fi ,A if Mil! Will f' 1 sf Wlulllllllul MM t ,, H, K lt Tr 0, 4 1' Rl 'VA ,ly .tai 3 V F ,Q will . ,f .ff it ir fl ,MW figrik, lv .H-at N ,N will its .W ' . -. t ' ' A i 1 Et: ' l li.. ' lr, if W rw- M Vl' lllm W in 'ti' A anati-WV Mllllir ,,-ra ' 1 ui ffl' Hr way fr . .W - if M , .. , ,, rx g, ' J, wx W V 2 Af Ylifw wqmi-an iff? X 1.5 vw g Q' Q- 'hx' m 4 , U. 5? , X, .f l I. Baler Brigade Drum Line: lBack Row? Tommy Williams, Mike Sullivan, Art Her- nandez, Adrian Arballo, Bobby Brum, Aar- on Hovell, Jason Greig, Carin Pierce. l2nd rowl Frank Felice, Tricia Haro, Catalino Ma- dayag, Freddie Lopez lCaptainl, Krysti Ha- sara, Leonard Martinez, Alex Lopez, Sue Newland, Laura Christensen. lfront row? Marcus Belardes, Zach DeVoe. 2. Bass drums show their precision. 3. The awe- some Baler Brigade snares entertain the crowd at a half time show. 4. Krysti Hasara and Sue Newland play their bells at a half- time show. , V 3 Band 76 :nw I2 E 5 N .Mk 9, .3 ' r s 1 ff'- 39 -K 1 45'-62?-N-f.'T..,f. xg., An ' Aa WW XMIM wllmmr-use .,:, s ,f' ws- X , 5 nh N Q A . 'Q' m f'YQX ' 1 i' f A ,f v ,Q 1 Q I ' . Bmnganmnbenispmt squadinvowesrnuchrnore work than most people re- aHze.The squad begns practice in May, long be- fore any other sports team begins practicing. This practice continues throughoutthe ennre yean Last year,the Vargty songwadem and cheer leadem aHended NCA spint canwp at Stanford University, and JV cheer- leaders attended UBA spir- it camp in Santa Cruz. With all the new material that was learned from these exciting camps, the squadspreparedforrames and up-connng sports events Atthese events thesquadsgotthechance to show people what spirit was all about. Enthusiasm and dedkahon arethe forenwost quahhes that make HoHBterPHgh VARSITY SONG 84 CHEER 78 School spirit Clubs squad shine. I 2 The i985-86 Varsity Cheer and Song leaders. Front row: Danielle Le Duc, lcaptainl. Second row: Robyn Cocchi, Dian- na Lopez, Ann Parodi, Kim Wolfsmith, Lisa Crump, Third row: Jennifer Mills, Kim Foote, Jennifer Solorio, Kathleen Christensen lcaptainl, Jennifer Apodaca. Top row: Tonya lvancovich. Not pictured: Lauri Grow and Kristinea Ander- sen. 2. Danielle Le Duc, Lauri Grow, Kim Wolfsmith, and Squad Y HXSXNS WXWXXQUXX X. 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Two classes +- U CL onth, a H1 VY r our school paper. Eve put togethe o 4- in I- 3 o .C nh U7 2 'o C CD 1 L- o 3 -I-' .C C Z- 3 3 dents. STU US marvelo ESG produced by th is LER BA of the 6 volum new rcus Belardes e students really enjoy it. Ma th most of work, but rd lt's a lot of ha C -1- 'o E S bi C E 2 3 E gn 3 5 S 2 5 4-'x'C Svvg -Eu? :CD . .E 83.9 g.Ew 4-' Q30 x03 'DSU - C 320 Lim, U C25 'DES Bw- bsm' thi ESE, E32 ID .-23.9 C-o SEE 3. OQU I'--an which 2-C.- 30-5 30 .291-U :E - -1 U3 C PE L 3 C O '4- 2 :Q en C O CL V, 0 C Z- C C +- O C U L U th +- C W WD I +- U1 ul 4- U +- in E E C C 3 .9. cv .C 'O-4 be .o rched F6580 dition ad phy. They learn, n o l- aw o 4-' o .C Q. an .C 4-' 'U C o 4-' 3 o Ps 2 zu cn a cn. ev .C 4-' L o N4- o AQ ories, but a ST M an .E E U an 'O J: an .C +-' Us C Q: an E .E 2 sponsib and re if' C .Q U 1: W- an an .Q o 4-4 3 o .C J IZ th an .E 1: L- ? , o 4.4 TO ce, and l've been able en id, llt's been a learning experi kes C101 sa Ju ela cn C 4 ll y stories. sinm SG id creative mY USC USA NN it T if MXN N, Q55 I llc! .n c,pW! lylgl u u u u I lol ll XX QS.ig S c - . - 3 2g5?2Q4gh Q L' X t g N' 1 - C i , K S ,L , , l .,,, ,I c 52 A . l W it ' 1 . ' ' . N . W i.fa ', Ffa: .1 6 - - X x N . EQ -L-. L X - Q5if ,Y ,.Q,,1 M if E A .S M X Q N K ,X , .f. fgwyxw-1 Pig-:if S :T X .-kkk :ig wk X x w .f.. ,. . -. ffl. -, ..k.. E Q s i Y N N S K. Qs X - ---- ' 'f Yfwff-Q1-in .i Q14 .W 2 ,, 1 P wx. 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CMiddleD Letty Garcia, Lizzette Laffarga, An- gelica Bueno, Stephanie Brengman, Jeanne Munoz, Mary Avila, Daisy Dorado, Cathy Hague, Jill Alexander, Wendi Jay, Gina Gon- zales, Laura Flores. fFrontP Dorene Dureau, Tracy Strohn, Linda Paulson, Nadine Casten- ada, Tessa Ward, Karen Madison, Shannon Hansen, Liz Giachelli, Julie Wrobleski. 2. 5th period group shot: CBackD Lindsay Ross, Kim Wolfsmith, John McAbee, Chris Sorensen, Joey Jiminez, Chris Jennings, Dave Willette, Mike Gonzales, Shannon Nolan, Mark Mooney, Ebie LaCroix, Mrs. Wright. iMiddleD Madeline Ortiz, Danette Shields, Rhonda Garcia, Karin Cosillas, Natalie VanO- veren, Heather Parker, Barbara Smiley, Lor- ena Hurtado. iFrontJ Michelle Acosta, Su- zette Sarkinsian, Nafika Dalie, Stacey Per- rien, Maureen Winn leditorl, Susan Ravizza, Michelle Enwald, Rachel Zuniga, Noelle Block, Diana Ruiz, Brenda Sherman. Yearbook Clubs 83 H-..,,,,N-I 4 fi fe-mf 3. 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But the Balers faced another frustrating loss to powerful King City. However, the Balers bounced back once again with a strong win over Carmel, this gave them an agonizing 2-3-l season record. That left the Balers wondering if they were really a good team. The Balers faced an important game against undefeated R.L.S. without injured senior tailback, Eric Snyder. The Balers came into the game with an inspired and aggressive attitude. After an exhilarating pre-game talk about goals by senior Dave Willette, the Balers re- sponded with an overwhelming 24 to 6 win. This gave the Balers new life. The Balers went into their Homecoming 88 Varsity Football Sports to l2 victory. The game was highlighted by the All Leag connections of Ward to McAbee. The Balers running wards a spot in the playoffs had a three game winni streak. The team arrived ata cold windy Gonzales Sparti stadium and clenched tis second play-off birth with a 23 7 win over the hungry Spartans. This also gave the Balers chance for an M.T.A.L. championship. The Balers had a l league record going into its second straight M.T.A ham ionshi ame a ainst the undefeated and defe C D' PQ 9 l' . . . h O c match up, still without Snyder, and took the game with a 1 . . . - l . . T i ing champions the Palma Chieftans The Balers fell 24 t in a hard fought loss and second place in league Howev the next week the Balers found new life in the C.C,S. pl offs with a 30 to 7 victory over the Soquel Knights. T Balers then went into their second straight C.C.S. cha pionship game and finished the quest with a 2l-l4 cha pionship victory over North Monterey County. - Dave Willett - Lindsay Ross PW l i 7-il i 1 ' X ' ' l l i il llllll X'Nx L Jll'lllllllllll''llllllslwflllllill'llllfillllwilllllllll l. CCS Eric Snyder, runs towards a college scholar- ship. 2. Petrified George Tombe runs towards a Gon- zalez linebacker in a first down effort. 3. Team photo lBack row? Trini Ogas, Lindsay Ross, Craig Parsons, Mark Broadfoot, Blake Perdue, Chris Sorenson, Glenn Koch, Fred Rautman, Bill Rider. l2nd rowl Paul Maxwell, Greg Scattini, 45177 Dave Willette, John McAbee, Kip Ward, Eric Snyder, Miguel Sahagun, Manuel Martines, Marcos Escolante. C3rd rowl Coach Laine, Coach Johnson, Robin Rodriguez, Peter Go- mez, Mark Walters, Robert Galvan, Corey Tresidder, Frank Perez, Pete Vona, Coach Lavorato, Coach Leonti. 14th row! Scott Slykas, Dave Mayeda, Paul Williams, Kevin Menezes, Brian Alipaz, Paul Garcia, John Sosa, Eddie Ordonez, Chris Baltazar, and man- ager Shannon Nolan. lFront rowl Ray Duran, George Tombe, Frank Borelli, Joey Marquez, Eddie Guara- cha, Rudy Reyes, Mike Gonzalez, Sal Ornelas. 4. Mr lnside Rudy Reyes, runs for another big gain. Varsity Football Sports -' 1 ' h' W, 1 K 1 GK' Q wtf MR own-Q 'V Vorsity Football Sports Varsity Football Balers l2 Live Oak 27 28 Gilroy 50 22 Los Banos 22 48 Alisal O 7 King City l7 2l Carmel l5 24 RLS 6 42 Pacific Grove I2 23 Gonzales 7 6 Palma 24 30 Soquel 7 2l North Monterey l4 Balers 7-4-l llnsetl Mark Broadfoot U87 makes an excellent catch in the CGS. championship game. 2. Eddie Ordonez 1132 dives to get quarterback for RLS, Mike Kirch. 3. An awesome offensive line holds Gilroy back, to give Kip Ward 118 time to throw to his receivers. 4. All league John McAbee catches Kip Wards pass for a gainer against Pacific Grove. 5. Bill Rider and Glen Koch rip RLS back for a loss of yards. l iii iftifiei -- Paul Williams . it W ii, yf':'lil.f'5 ' 1 Varsity Football Sports The Balers did something that not many people have done. - That's win a CCS Champion- ship. Not only did they catch the title in l985, but also in the pre- vious year, l984! The Balers accomplished this with a total team effort and a closeness compared to that of a family. The entire season they struggled to find their identity, and in their final playoff games the Balers not only found their indentity, but showed it off by playing some excellent games. - Dave Willette - Lindsay Ross Q vb as if RS 11kl's. 1.M,l..- HOV MP5 . Q QA Y 4 in l '11:iir 5 s, lssct ,. 'rlft f Q i s if 3 X' all ' Es C ll ell 'Sf we K -KM I V .A . NCNP g 2 is l f' S A I A .. Varsity Football Sports Nix. N, 5 Q. we l is QW? Sk J 2 f X. A Q 4 - A fl THE t X '-XX, i ',XX fi1i1t1:'QLiffXC Xxxx Nw -reqmllr l. Coach Laine gives a soaked smile after his team gave him a CCS victory shower, 2. Kip Ward and Greg Scattini celebrate with the team after a hard fought championship game. 3. As coach Laine congratulates his players, the team shouts, Balers number one!ll 4. Lindsay Ross makes a key recep- tion in the CCS Playoff Game, Varsity Football Sports Junior Varsity Football Balers O Live Oak 6 I2 Gilroy 2 6 Los Banos l2 IO Alisal 3 20 King City l2 36 Carmel 6 33 RLS 6 36 Pacific Grove O 8 Gonzales 20 I2 Palma I7 6-4-O l. Under hot pursuit by a Live Oak lineman, sophomore Tommy Martin, it l 4, looks for an open receiver. 2. Jose Jacquez intercepts another pass. 3. lTop rowl Lee Hawkins, Abel Alvarez, Chris Tortorelli, Corey Sanders, Jeff McCorkel, Juan Ceja, John Delgado, Oscar Gonzales, Mike Rodri- guez, Kirk Ward, Tim Sparrer, David Becerra, 62nd rowl, Art De La Rosa, Steve Coporgno, Joseph Caetano, Woody Vega, Matt Gillio, Gabriel Ber- rientos, Alan Tibbits, Art Correa, Tommy Martin, Paul Mariottini, Chris Wilcox, l3rd rowl, Coach Nolan, Coach Marioittini, Tiny Espinoza, Jeff Reicht, Rene Garza, Brian Hawkins, Ethell Cathirell, Anthony Ortiz, Jose Briones, Ron Zammarono, Tina Candelaria, Hilary Huckabay, Coach Ca- sarino, l4th rowl, Jose Jacquez, Frank O'Connell, Dan Ramirez, Art Her- nandez, Joe Conley, Ralph Salcedo, David Somavia, iFront rowl, Matt Covell, Carson Fanning, George Ford, Mike Soano, Ramiro Blanco, Ron- nie Sanchez, David Conrique. 4. Corey Sanders, 1133, bangs in for a score. 5. Coach Casarino gets his defense ready for the R.L.S. game. Junior Varsit 94 JV Football Sports Y -Nia, f,-Q? Q.- F .J ad 5 Martin and Sanders Lead J.V.'s to Successful Season This year's Junior Varsity football team had a very successful season under coach- ing of Dario Casarina and Ray Maratine. They had a league record of 5-2 and over all record of 6-4. The team played hard throughout the season with the leadership of fullback Cory Sanders and quarterback Tommy Martin. Although the J,V.'s fell one game short of an M.T.A.L. Champion- ship with a I7 to I2 loss to Palma, Coach Casarino said, I felt real good about the kids! They gave it their all throughout the season. The J.V. team had a good year and should look forward to another posi- tive season next year as the Varsity team. JV Football Sports Stevens and Lopez Lead Exciting Freshman Year This year's freshman team started out with about 60 people and ended with 20 hard-nose football players. The freshman team did something this year that not many freshman teams in the past have done, they finished with a very promising 4-6 record. They accom- plished this with the coaching of Marty Dillon and Tom Stevens. Coach Dillon said, x'These are a good group of guys and they look promising for the years to come. The team was led by skilled players such as Phil Stevens and Memo Lopez. Phil Stevens stated, I had a lot of fun and we should do well next year. This group promises to keep the winning tradition of Hollister High. Wi M Xewh hh Mwiikihw i l A i in , X with Qwillll Wifi Liliiwl titt X vlh t lti it iiiiii 1 it A it i iiii X-Wi tw V W . iii.eixwwxrtsi.iihtitwtwiiiwi tiriiiwiiitwlwil i,,1,, wi 1, i remit, rut-rv i nw get -iiiittitwmiiwiwiiwiiiii. ,Xg?q?' .iasnizfxf Wixt' Eitlili-text' wzw.rtsuxixiiei:,s+1i:i:ii:m1b'bmi l 2 CTop rowl Mike lntravia, Mike Rose, Mark Andrade, Mike Stamps, Matt Kostelney, Marty Carter, Jeff deBelviss, Pat Hodges, Jerry Absher, Phil Stevens, Paul Snyder, David Robin- son, l2nd row? Erin Culala, Richard McAbee, Mark Mena, Pat Kluck, Fred Cardoza, Jessie Gaona, Rob Hawkins, Brian Miller, Nick Mariotini. 43rd rowl Jason Fergusen, Greg Delcarlo, Mike 96 Freshman Football Sports Pfeiffer, Travis Eastman, Aldredo Rosales Tony Memo Lopez, Reyes Bonilla. l4th row? Eric Covell Adam Casey Castillo, Adam Mendolla, Bobby Delaroso Chaves, Albert Ramirez, Scott Bankard, Jeremiah Dillehay Freshmen Football Balers 8 Aptos O Gilroy 6 Los Banos 20 Soquel 22 King City l6 Alisal 8 Watsonville 6 North Monterey O Gilroy 8 Palma Balers 4-6-O l. Memo Lopez gets away another good punt. 2. Freshman coaches Marty Dillon and Tom Stevens discuss the game plan. 3. Phil Stevens, lil l, adds yardage to his sea- son total. 4. Baler Defense stuffs another running play. Freshman Football 9 Sports The Baler Volleyball team had its share of ups and downs at the beginning of the i985 season. The Volleyball team did very well considering they had three different coaches in three years. Hopefully the girls coming back next year will do as well or better, says co- coaches Linda Barbin and Jackie Vos- brink. Led by five seniors, Tammy Silva, Lynne Brockbank, Brooke Murphy, Georgia Hodges, and Davina Polanco, the Balers made it through the second half of league play with only two losses and a total league record of 7 and 5. This record qualified the team for Cen- tral Coast Section playoffs as the MTAL's second place team. The Baler girls were faced with a rough first round opponent in C.C.S. ac- tion. Harbor High School defeated the Balers by winning three consecutive games in the best-of-five match. Even though the girls did not get a chance at bringing home a C.C.S. crown, the un- derclassmen on the team gained exper- ience that will be a great benefit to next years team. As for the seniors they gained memories and friendships that will linger Varsity Volleyball Balers winfwin Gonzales winfwin Pacific Grove winfloss Carmel 0 winfloss Alisal lossfloss King City e I I I Q r winfloss RLS 2 in their minds forever. My senior season was terrific although an MTAL crown would have made it better. - Davina Polanco 98 Volleyball Sports I 3 uf, 44,0771 6LQ',,ZeJ!,,, ,, yy, f 'f W1 9' 514,-gt 'K fl.ul,69 .alaffffc KQALJ Cj,47f,7 LZ fiezll, fq,f4, f6dM97ClJCj46bv jfeanyvl Pfzllzdgi V444 JZXL, gfkyvl cf jig QD QgC Lhbr2 ,649 -JZZQ v4z1QL1 ,4ZfQpCf'5?6z+ e1ZiZ24aL4gL MLMf,J5,Zfy,a-pwccfQoB,i'? L K, Dcxbufdgyfvw Aanfx .f'502Q4,7,f-JZ.-4,fQf4'f'tz7 ,gzbf lgffffff Lead The Wayzwsefw M f ' ,yzfnwfxmffis dZZL!.Zl ' ,Nadi l . Tammy Silva mows down P.G. with another killer spike. 2. Georgia The Wall Hodges shows Alisal what Vol- leyball is all about. 3. Sandra Hura- cha puts her all into a spike. 4. Team captain Brooke Murphy strives for that perfect set. 5. The l985 Varsity Volleyball team: lbock rowl Linda Barbin, Georgia Hodges, Stacey Stadtler, Liz Killian, Davina Polanco, Theresa Munoz, Brooke Murphy, Tammy Silva, Jackie Vosbrink. lseat- edl Lynne Brockbonk, Casey Pence, Liz Monteon, Sondra Huracha, and team manager Mandi Ortiz. Volleyball Spons JV Volleyba 4 l. Coach Maureen Mattson gives her girls some last minute strate gies. 2. Tammy VanWardenberg gets up high to pound the ball. 3. lfrontl Gina Vallejo, Anissa Galvan, Corey Hirsch, Nikki Falcone Coach Mattson. lmiddlel Natalie Hegg, Kim Koehler, Kristi Paterson Lesli Kinzie, lbackl Tammie VanWaardenberg, Jennifer Daughen- baugh, Nancy Emery. 4. Kim Koehler shows her stuff at the net. JV Volleyball Sports Balers winfwin winsfwin winfwin winfloss winfloss winfwirt JV Volleyball Gonzales Pacific Grove Carmel Alisal King City RLS Cross Country I. Becky Oieda and Tiffany Burgesser strive to get a good time. 2. Fabian Gaona and Javier Castillo make their time with ease. 3. Balers Victor Leon and Joseph Casarez walk away fatigued but victorious. 3 Cross Country 'I 0 'I Sports l. Varsity Jeff Paterson, Javier Castillo, Fabian Gaona, Coach John Coombes, lFront Row? John Hosler, Steve Vallejo, Greg Coombes, Joseph Ca- sarez 2. J.V. Robert Gonzalez, Rudy Renteria, Oscar Castaneda, lFront Rowl Fernando Leon. Guss Marlo. 3. Varsity - J.V, Girls Yvette Gonzalez, Jacquline Medina, Heather Skadsen, Debbie Purves, Coach John Coombes, lFront Rowl Marieta De La Cruz, Marisela Martinez, Yolanda Meza, Debbie Hosler, Becky Ojeda. 4. Robert Gonzales reaching the end. 5. Steve Vallejo runs to beat his brother. 6. Marieta De La Cruz and Debbie Hosler ex- hausted from a hard run. 4 'I Cross Country Sports Cross Country takes second in M.T.A L 2 3 l985 was an excellent year for Baler Cross Country runners. They went unde- feated in league until the illness of Steve Vallejo and after that they received sec- ond in MTAL. The Frosh-Soph team won both the Stevenson and Aptos Invitation- als. Varsity team captains were Fabian Gaona for the boys and Marietta De La Cruz as the girls captain. Marietta also took MVP this year. The Most Improved award was given to Yolanda Meza, The Most Valuable Player for the Varsity boys was Steve Vallejo and Most Improved was Robert Gonzales. Even though the Varsity team is losing four Seniors, Jeff Patterson, George Tole- do, Fabian Gaona and Marietta De La Cruz, we're all sure that Cross Country will do just as good or better next yearl Cross Country Balers-Boys 47 King City 46 Pacific Grove 40 Palma 39 Alisal 43 York 50 Carmel 50 Gonzales 37 Stevenson Balers-Girls Pacific Grove 42 Alisal 50 York 42 R.L,S. 50 Carmel Cross Country Sports The l985 Baler Girl Swim Team had a new beginning this season. We were introduced to our new coach, Tom Agan, and a volunteer coach, Chris Braun. These two coaches brought with them their talents and ex- perience to give the Baler girls a 4-3-l record. As sophomore Tajni Hughes exclaims, They helped us a lot and gave us sulp- port. They were also there for us, listened to us, and were our friends - not only our coaches. There was also a sense of closeness among the swimmers this year. I thought the season was fun and I made a lot of new friends, said Angela Maxwell. We had our ups and downs but we pulled together to form a team. With that in mind, hard work, and determination, we pulled off many of our best times ever, Sophomore La- vonne Mello pretty much sums it up, I learned to achieve my goals and I'm looking forward to next year. The years ahead look good for the Baler Girls Swim Team. With the talents we now possess, the future talents waiting to be born, and the atti- tudes that are needed for a win- ning team, we shall have a Baler team that carries themselves straight to the top. GOOD LUCK by Heather Parker Team Captain 1 O4 Sports lvlcikin l. Ronda T. Garcia jams finish. 2. Stacey drazzi churns through the water. 3. L Wurscher demonstrates perfect form. 4 they're off!!! Slew Waves Varsity Swimming Balers 92 Gilroy 46 Carmel lO2 Seaside 5l Salinas 54 Catalina JV Swimming 48 Gilroy 24 Carmel 35 Seaside I5 Salinas 24 Catalina Agan, coach, Rhonda Gar- ennifer Simmons, Stacy Pe- Maia Neilson, Chrissie Schall, Noelle Black, Lavonne CBack Rowl Lynn Wurscher, l Warren, Kim Kraus, Heather 5 er, Angela Maxwell, Jennifer key, Jennine Dureau, Stefanie Swimming Sports Tennis: The Game of Love This years tennis team was coached by a new coach, Mr. Bradley. There were a lot of re- turning players from last year and lots of many great new- comers. This season was ex- tremely competitive and chal- lenging. After long and grueling hours of practice, some of the players were finally recognized. Senior Nancy Frusetta took the Most Valuable Player award which she undoubtedly de- served. lt was a great season! l'll really miss not playing on the team next year, she said. Sen- ior Dee Beingessner was award- ed with Most lnspirational . We had such a great team that l wish the season had lasted all year! Newcomer Christine Lawson took Most Valuable . nlt was a great experience for a rookie like myself. Nancy Frusetta went on and took second place in the singles for the MTAL Championships. This years team was one of the largest ever, with a total of eighteen players. With all of the underclassmen that participat- ed this year, we can look for- ward to better seasons in the years to come. 4l Tennis Sports 3 4 l. Senior, Nancy Frusetta, and fresh- man, Kim Dus their Bradley, Sheila Harn, Mary Anne Zuniga, Julie Wroblewski, Dorene Doreau, Lawson, Kim Duffield, Tammie Painter, Sue Newland, Beth Harn, Anita Torrano, fbottoml Dee Beingessner, Nancy Frusetta. 3. Senior, Dee Beingessner, he ball back to her opponent. 4. Mr. Bradley reviewing strategy moves with some of the team members before a crucial match. 5. Sophomore, Lisa Gutierrez, setting up wland for a game point. Tennis 'I Sports Varsity Has Tough But Improved Year The l985-86 Varsity Basketball team struggled, but did have the best season of three years. First-year coach Alfonso Hur- tado said, They did not always have the power but they always had the will. Although the team was six for twenty. They played hard and never gave up. With two 6'4 sophomores Dennis Ross and James Madison and inside men Chopper Snyder, Robin Ro- driguez, and Dave Willette the inside game finally worked. Key guard Vance Lee and forward Adam Breen shot very well from the outside. With the outside-inside combination the Balers were tough throughout the season. Senior Earl Whipple said, We always played tough everyone gave it their all, although our record didn't show it, we played some good games. With sever- al of the team members returning Baler Basketball will be tough for years to come. l 1115 i Varsity Basketball Sports 5 fs? M Y Q? W 3 L M Sf N W: w f x A Haj. mf- . A' w '59 6 W W 1f-JY WH -'E w Aj' mf wx Wg. A r 'Tl ' W WW JV's HAVE AN UP AND DOWN YEAR Close, exciting games weren't a scarcity on the J.V. basketball court. This season the team found itself in the middle of several close contests including two overtime wins at home against RLS and Palma. Although the team started out by losing their first five games they bounced back with a seven game winning streak. Matt Carota said, The big turning point was when we beat Palma at their gym. After some impressive wins the J,V.'s started their ups and downs with some dramatic losses followed by some close wins. The J.V.'s season turned out to be more of a learning experience, which left stand out play- ers like Joe Ravizza and John Del- gado looking forward to helping out Varsity next year. I. Point guard Matt Carota dribbles by an ag- gressive defender. 2. Team MVP, Joe Ravizza, shoots for two. 3. Lee Hawkins and team- mates struggle to get a lost ball. JV Basketball Sports K 1- NA A g50LI.ISTfp 3 U QLLISTQ ' WSW LUSI K-Mix? F? .4 WVR- QLUJ 'Sal 5 . -, K. s. Ai FRESHMAN FRESHMEN li-iAvE A LEARNING SEASON This year's Freshman team didn't win many games, but found that they learned a lot about the game and each other. Phil Stevens said, We learned how to press good and how to get along with each other this sea- son. The biggest accomplishment of the team this year was that they im- proved a great deal of their tech- niques and skills in basketball. Team captain, Matt Guerra, exclaimed, I enjoy playing. It's my favorite sport. With these new techniques and skills this group of freshmen look very promising and are sure to give us some exciting basketball in the years to come. Freshman Basketball Sports I S' is K 415758 44 . il! K .5 4 sf' Girls Varsity Basketball Sports MTAL Co-Champions is the title with which this years Girls Varsity Basketball team was crowned. With a lot of hard work, dedication, and spirit to boot, the girls went through their league with an outstand- ing record of 12 wins and one loss. Not only is this an outstanding record, but adding to this excellence would be the fact of beating the King City Mustangs who haven't been beaten by the Balers since l98l. In regards to the season in general, Junior Guard Rhonda T, Garcia stated that our teams outstanding rank was due to the efforts of each and every team member. The Baler Girls did exceptionally well consid- ering the loss of superstar center, Pamela Tuckness, due to a knee iniury in the fifth pre-season game. Senior forward, Mary McCullough, stated that their team made an excellent comeback after losing Pam, and this probably happened since they are such a close-knit team. You had a great season Balers and the Baler student body is proud of you! l l 2 6. 3 . . .J 3. igz -'sa ' f gs +t gsmw 'Aissmsa K.. ' . I ' 451, l. Mary McCullough, 4345, aims for another perfect shot thzough the hoop. 2. Expert dribbler Lynne Brockbank mr l 2, struts her stuff. 3. Gonazles' defense isn't enough to stop Davina Polanco's, 1125, outstanding shooting. 4. Brianne Berlin fights for the ball as her teammates look on. 5. Gail Korondi is fired up as she reaches for the ball. 6. All arms is the usual scene ata Boler basketball game. 7, Gonzales' foul play isn't even enough to stop powerhouse Brianne Berlin, rt2l. Girls Varsity Basketball 'I 'I 7 Sports BASKETBALL I. lTop Rowl Coach Maureen Mattson, Davina Polanco, Brianne Berlin, Mary McCullough, Gail Korandi, Pam Tuck- ness, Alone Berlin, l2ndJ Stacey Stadtler, Rhonda Garcia, Yolette Villereal, Lynne Brockbank, Charlotta Lorentz, Mary Chapa. 2. Davina Polanco, 325, rises above Alisal for another two points. 3. Gail Korandi, 1-150, soars high for the re- bound. 4. Pam Tuckness, 353, at her best. 5. Mary McCullough, 345, wres- tles the ball away from a Notre Dame defender. 'I 'I 8 Varsity Basketball Sports 5 ww- W- W ' Y. I My lwl ' H Fw' ' X Wt' Q 3 J' ' 'KJ f-'-Egmxm L. X JE it Varsity Basketball I Sports FroshlSoph The Frosh!Soph Girls Basketball squad gained good experience this season with a team made up of IO freshmen and three sophomores. We've done really good, we all worked hard and came together as a team, said Kristi Patterson l9D. She also commented that Mr. Larson has really helped the team. Another member Anna Marie Filice stat- ed, Mr. Larson is a good coach. He works us hard, and this really pays off during the games. Christi Pidd was named Most Valuable Player for this year's Frosh!Soph Girls Bas- ketball Team. l. 332, Kris Tuckness, ready for action, 2. Group conference keeps the team in order. 3. Frosh!Soph Basketball team: lFront rowl Anissa Galvan, Ginni Ga- tely, Gina Vallejo. lSecond row? Anna Marie Filice, Karen Tuckness, Maia Nielson, Kim Koehler, Nikki Falcone. lThird rowl Chase Inman, Kristi Patterson, Christi Pidd, Don Larson. 4. Frosh!Soph's most valu- able player it54, Christi Pidd, goes for the shot and puts the Balers ahead by two points. ,S,,l...lSQ 329 FroshfSoph Basketball Sports 'F QEX Frosh!Soph Basketball Sports I. Team mascot, Stripe! 2 Mr Dillons gives his player a word of advice match. 3. Israel Herrera uses his latest move that he learned from Vision Quest The Fantastic Five on their way to CCS Finals after capturing MTAL 5. Mr. DiIIon's way of taking out frustrations -L. I 2 uw ' Is it a Pretzel? Is it a Twister Game? No, it's the I986 San Benito Wrestlers. This years wrestling team came in first for the MTAL Championship. Coach Dillon said it was going to be a tough season since there was a lack of wrestlers in the heavy weight division. It didn't seem to alter them any, these guys were designated to be win- ners! Next to football, wrestling has been the most suc- cessful boys sport. It's too bad that they haven't been recognized more for their outstanding achievements. This year's varsity consists of I3 wrestlers, of those, 7 are sophomores. This will benefit the upcoming varsity team more. This year 3 of the varsity players went to the C.C.S. Championships. They were Guillermo Maldon- ado, Israel Herrera, and Robert Parra. This years wres- tling team really needs to be awarded and congratulat- ed for their excellent performances, as well as their out- standing Sportsmanship. Varsity Wrestling Sports 5 5 5,2 www, N1 ,L - E in gg . w. Wgkx 1 if ix J- 1 ' 1- .' gk , i kj, if X E 6 X ig aw. A 5 Q: kk SAA gf! rim, f A JSA 5. , f-if A iibggfff ' I QQ I ! F! 'hgli ig :.. ' u Wm Q . l. Team support at times of need. 2. Tensions mount for Guillermo as the match is about to begin. 3. Pete Felice makes his move. 4. Guillermo pins his opponent fagoinl! 5. Another victory for Guillermo. 6. Guillermo shows no mercy for the opposing team. 7. Guillermo Maldonado goes for yet another pin. Varsity Wrestling Sports l 'Vista K Wrestling team. He has been wrestling for four yea at San Benito. He is a four-time league champ wrestled at lO7 lbs. his freshman year and then at l and l36 in the years following. Last year he was se ond in C.C.S. and sixth in the state of California. T year Guillermo was first in C.C.S. Championship Guillermo's trademarks are his cowboy hat ar c 4 o Guillermo is the top wrestler for this years Varsi' . l- I r Stripe the gremlin which he brings to all his matc es and carries in his coat Guillermo is definitely one the best wrestlers tif not the bestl San Benito Hi School has ever produced. His astounding record wins is amazing. At the time this interview was tak his record was 122 wins, 24 losses, and 3 ties. Mold ado is definitely one to be acknowledged for his gre accomplishments. Way to Guilla! sf. -. 1' .fi , N ,bn M. -n-1...f. ,,W.,..:,.,. WAS is . .Dwi 'Z ,V . . YQ! . . M Jr. 2,4 if 53 55 K -1- .'f-'x T 411: K 155 ,QQ . f , Q if Q- ' frm.,-Q, :, A A , .rv , . W L 1 . K V R' Q M P- W.. , 3 , ,xv -sg ,..,. 5 N x, R H :fQ1?Y9'i' Nw- Sw?-ffi. , f :J2'igjm,f,,, L Msg J K .vvw,,, www 33? S4 eff iz, .lo X' - p L JD YUM, X J, our ' PM mf? S X Vsoava tt' x H bg aa OO bn, h UD uk vii' XM XLR cv' JN U as XP' ol! X I qt.. Vx UWC .rrp Q9 U Q Q XILNO h Rr if KJJN H9 t9 sf 0 KP Sf S4 W JV's are on the road to being successful. This year they have went through league meets being winners, and with team confidence to be Number l. Some ofthe team's best are: Lew Morales, Rob- ert Gonzales, Joe Montean, Jeff Reich, and others. Having dedication, endurance, stamina, and de- sire to win describes oor JV Wrestling team, replies Brian Wistler. We are young, but we provide a lot of depth for the Varsity, and we have an incredible amount of potential, comments Coach Roy. Once again, after a lot of hard work, they have turned out yet another domineering team. l l. 77 pound Leo Morales takes down a component for 2 points. Tony Huerta pins a wrestler down for a great pin in a tournament. . Coach Roy helps Chris Langmayer before his match. 4. l985-l986 JV Wrestling team: lBottomJ Gus Marlow, Tony Huerta, Tony Moreno, Jeff Reich, Brian Wistler, Joe Monteon, Robert Gonzales, and Leo Morales. CTopJ Steve Hawkins, Ron Zamorano, Renee Garza, Buck Caetano, Anthony Ortiz, Chris Langmayer, Shane Milhollen, Don Jen- kins, Steve Andrade, and Coach Roy. 5. Brian Wistler raises his hand for victory against Palma. 6. Shane Milhollen wins at the tournament. 7. Buck Caetano holds down his competitor. JV Wrestling Sports ,A F: - X 5, 8 S' , 9, Q Q . 1, , ,AQ -A ., .. Y if 1 5 Q , , 5 ,, 1 f' X? er: S . . Q ' s ff X' A 1 5 1:1 X, 1 X? , X Y X z is ' , 'X ' ' ,ff 'FTW fu x ! 1 ' Q it si: . Af -ff - X - . . Y-is X N R Q ,.. X K ffl? 5 by X K 1 L X- A El .- M, gr-fy Xxx., 'W' '- .,,:, lk . 9 This year's Varsity Soccer Team did not make it to the play- offs but they show us some outstanding soccer throughout the season. There was some question- able refereeing but the team fought back with hard work and determination to win an overall record of 9-3. States Luis Oropeza, We had a pretty good season, worked pretty hard. Ths Soccer team was aggressive and in- spiring under the guidance of coach Ray Jean. All individ- ual players were good and team spirit was high. The team was led by powerful players such as Hum- berto Laguna, voted Most Valuable Player by his teammates, German Rodriguez lMost lnspirationall, and Javier Castillo CMost lmprovedl. Honorable Mention went to Sal Ornelas, l. Cipriano Frutos loses his balance as he shows off some fancy steps. 2. Car- los Ramos watches as Juan Ceia, Gerardo Gallo and Jose Rivera get ready for action. I 2 Varsity Soccer Sports gl- . ' r R.F fl5W3Qd?'f'if 4 i fk N, xt s. Qgzlaxk . ' if 519 ' i s. Q. HQ t Y A ai- ' . 5054-A., .. L I an . 8' lr ' 4, -u-wwf' ,iv -A ff 2 . av. 1 '. U ,,,w'u, V ,fx ' rt 1... :.,'Lg,,i'.j3Xg Q ,- 4 , 3. Humberto Laguna races his opponent to the ball. 4. Isidro Ra- mirez really uses his head in this play! 5. Coach Ray Jean im- patiently awaits the next play. s Occe Sports JV SGCCER The l986 Soccer Team had a very excit- ing and challenging season. Under the guidance of Carlos Vargas, the team played, as Rudy Hernandez said, Better than last year. Steve Vallejo added, llWe had a pretty good season but we could have done better. Our team worked well together and played to the best of our abil- ity. The guys all feel they did very well for their first season in the MBL conference. Their effort and endurance payed off in a rewarding season. Now, as a more exper- ienced team, they look forward to next years season with anticipation. l S 'lrl 1 -S -l .r T 2 'I JV Soccer Sports ,ttqtgxtxf 0 Xl t,j.gf3jygt5g,gXyg X' X i1jRxxfi1Q2w-Wt .gmgtl my X ll S- S 3 Q1 M 'V 1 .M S Kg: N is .. -gf-.S k A F m -Q4 S vs - sr S , A m , P J .2 -SS- ?' W L Q-,Q M' ' -. - -if.- Q f , -W a ' sgigss-ihhniumvb f r A tcti it S S ,XSS S M c,,, ,,, 4SS,,., A S S S 1- l S . S: ' Q K S 'S ' S . bd' .A A 5 as X , NS.tl A 5 -1- 5 Www-5 Q'-59,3 ,gf Q f is , .i, 01 K ,f . ' .4-iv' eff' i '- 9W f',.?.R' . f ' -z Ms Q 'WT' ff M! . Q , -Eff? f4 v'f Y -- . 4 ,.. C H if L,-A - f ik 5 X f- X .. . if ww . - 1 f mf' ', maayrfxv' i 'ff ff af' if Q ' .' Q Ql fm Whig 4 5 , Q L. X . t--qiwbv r1,..E!..:g , - . ct , - - . Y.. in. ,. . , , . . -- .h . ' - e . , , . iffsi -Q-H' , g f , i ' ' -i.. A .'Qf,'.i.?g tk TVI' '. -4 - A Q .favff 'fl '-'QU' 'F pls - r ji, H., , , . W. , .. .. , .c ,mn . N J . --. x ' , . -me 6 l. The l985-86 JV Soccer Team: lFront rowl Coach Carlos Vargas, Manuel Rodrigues, Rudy Hernandez, Ruben Madera, Martin Lo- pez, Marcos De la Cruz, Noe De la Cruz. fBot- tom rowl Jose Escamilla, Ruben Ramirez, Jose Munos, Steve Vallejo, Oscar Castaneda, Ray Jean. 2. Noe De la Cruz passes the ball to a teammate. 3. Steve Vallejo goes for another goal. 4. In a tight situation, Ruben Madera, uses his head! 5. Rudy Hernandes blocks the opponents try for a goal. 6. Martin Lopez looks for a teammate down field. Ns occe r Sports VARSITY TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME!!! TAKE ME OUT TO THE CROWD!!! . . . This years varsity team was off to an excellent start with a 3-I pre-season aver- age. This year they have also moved upto a more competitive league, the MBL. Since they are playing some of the toughest teams around they've had to practice even harder. The varsity's strong points this year are their pitchers which include Robin Rodriguez, John McAbee, and Ra- fael DeLaCruz. Overall Coach Johnson feels that they have good solid backups and subs. Unfortunately two players were already out early in the season, John McA- bee and Brian Ghione. Hopefully this won't alter the teams successfulness in any way. 2 Varsity Baseball Sports FS LLl5T LL iwwi Il EWS? t EJ 1 if . ll . l f Aixdlh 8 l. Adam Breen tips his hat after making a good play. 2. Joey Marquez, alias Su- gar Bear smiles as he approaches the plate. 3. Rafael DelaCruz waits for the perfect pitch. 4. Robin Rodriguez scores after hitting the first home run of the season. 5, The 1986 Varsity Baseball team: CBackJ Coach Johnson, John McAbee, Adam Breen, Vance Lee, Chris Tortorelli, Brian Cione, Jock Parawan. lMiddlel Frank DelaCruz, Guy Reyes, Vince Luna, Robin Rodriguez, Troy Meager, Juan Reynoso. CFrontJ Joey Marquez, Marty Bueno, Rich Villa, Rudy Reyes, Rafael DelaCruz. 7. Rich Vil- la, Rudy Reyes, and Vance Lee give Rob- in Rodriguez some encouragement. 8, Chris Tortorelli tags a runner before he can score. 9. John McAbee walks to 1 first base. Varsity Baseball I Sports JV JV's Off and Batting Our '86 J.V. Baseball team was moved up a notch into a more competitive league. Because of this our J.V. team is going to have many close games. We have an excellent team this year and could, on the right day, give last year's league champs, Live Oak, a run for their money. - Coach Agan l. Sophomore Mike Solano coming home to show his great Baler spirit. 2. Freshman, Reyes Bonilla ready to slam a potential home run. 3. Back row: Frank O'Connel, Mike Solano, Kurt Staben, Tommy Martin, Brian Lenoir, Ramon Ortega, Charlie Hamil- ton, Mike Rodrigues, and Coach Agan. Front row: Adam Garcia Memo Lopez, Reyes Bonilla, Jeff Reich, and Mario Bravo. JV Baseball Sports 2 Moving into another league in my Senior if year is a rough transition, but me and the rest ofthe girls are gonna make it :behest f sedwn rmssibIe. ,-- R X ' 'X ' ' X i it XX'tliwlzltilltlttrllxlliliz T9 1:V 'if l. The l986 Varsity Softball team: lBackD Coach Dale Falcone, Angie Dozal, Bernadette Martinez, Stacey Mendez, Maribel Parawan, Casey Pence, Nikki Fal- cone, Coach Joe Somavia lFrontJ Kelli Bourassa, Sta- cey Stadtler, Brooke Murphy, Anne Taylor, Tammy Silva, Danielle LeDuc, Carmen Estrada. 2. Stacey Stadtler it3l is in position to stop that ground ball. 3. Coach Joe Somavia attentively waiting to give instructions to his team. 3, ll 3 3 Varsity Softball Sports There's a big change this year with the girls varsity softball team. They were moved from MTAL to the MBL. They not only have to adjust to a major step up in competition, but to much faster pitching. Returning players, Anne Taylor, Tammy Silva, Brooke Murphy and last years all-leaguers Stacey Stadtler and Danielle LeDuc will help make this adjustment easi- er. With strong determination and a lot of work this team could prove itself in the MBL. , 3. Anne Taylor 11 l 8 winds up for another excellent pitch 5. Tammy Silva 1122 looks to Coach Somavla for direc tions. 6. Stacey Stadtler is ready to make a double play Varsity Softball Sports I Tricia Haro makes a strong throw to first base 2 An im portant discussion at the a Neil- Karen armen 7 Chris Tricia JV Softball Sports Balers Swing with Style This year's golf team has leaped by two of the finest golfers in the central coast section. Seniors Ed Ordonez and Randy Bridge have brought a hard swinging and soft putting style to our i986 team. The team started off great by winning five of their first seven matches. They hope to continue to do well in their sec- ond year in the M.B.L. Other stand out players like Fred Rautman and Scott Freitas hope to add to the team's suc- cess. Coach Mattson said, Eddie and Randy are playing great. They will definitely help the team in the iii and sports. ' ll 1 if Dtinsilieisitfa ' llll ? its l. Number one man Ed Or- donez looks at his next shot 2. Ed, Randy, and Dan get some final instructions fron Coach Mattson. Sports N 1 ,1, , X ,W Q H . 9. TP' .WN 6 3. Stephanie Gulla putts the ball tor par. 4. Randy Bridge makes a winning putt at Riverside. 5. The 1986 Golf Team: Scott Freitas, Fred Rautman, Stephanie Gulla, Ed Ordonez, Randy Bridge, and Dan Kelsch. 6. Coach Mattson carries his clubs after a day on the green. Sports Golf 'I l Our i986 Tennis team is off and swinging with Richard Pascual leading the team playing number one. The number two player is Chris McKiernan and David Castellano plays num- ber three. Marcos Ramirez and Ernie Dilley round up the top tive. The Doubles lineup playing number one is Alex Pitschka and Les Dekay. Playing number two is Lino Gonzalez and Art Hernandez. The team has hopes for placing second behind R.L.S. Richard Pascual says, lt's within our reach, all we need is a positive attitude, Boys Tennis Sports 3 4 Qt! l l. Richard Pascual returns a deep serve. 2. Lino Gon- zalez keeps his eye on the ball, 3. Marcos Ramirez ready for tennis action. 4. Chris McKiernan works on his form. 5. The i986 Boys' Tennis Team: lBackJ Mr. Bradley, Greg O'Brian, Lino Gonzalez, Marcos Ra- mirez, Les Dekay, Chris McKiernan, Dave Castellano, Ernie Dilley, and Jean Bacon. CFrontl Brent Dekay, Marc Lottermozer, Art Hernandez, Alex Pitschka, Richard Pascual. 6. Varsity tennis players ready to take on their next opponents. Boys' Tennis Sports 1 teiegiaisfftfirivfiifri ntiirgivmsrvviveiffirini 4' Sir-we i Getting Better Rain, rain, rain. . . yes, that's how our spring season started out but as the rain fell, our team never quit, but they just seemed more determined to win. With their very few good workouts prohibited by mud, the team was outstanding in their early season efforts. As the season progressed, Eric Snyder showed that he was ready to defend his MTAL title by breaking the tape in l l.2 and Jeff Pat- terson showed great determination by leading the way in hurdling with a 42.73 against Gilroy. Frankie Perez showed the form that earned him MVP honors on the l984 Frosh!Soph team, which only built him up to a fine early season at 23.59 in the 200 meter dash, Frankie said, We have the best chance this year. l know we can do it. X1 hurdles in one lofi i .5 ,ttie4,truyik ,,,, meetsp, 2. QPCIl..lll Gqtegogl Sabian 5. 5, Bonne and Javier, Custiilcx rciceitowqrd the i ' tfinlslh iliriejl Iitegri Meamldergilikesl toj get Mliteivset'-fffitfiiisiteifeiiv.fw1ififncr.iusSs..dvrirfQ11 . 2 glbrdiiriipgi1.j5i:qFriiftCiSff1 BUWJFWS -:vers up fer i ffgcggi ftrunjorxthel. X00 yarcl Qdaslji, ,l l I Boys' Track Sports t. iii 'Le : fi V K. I Nh: s.t X- if wg- ' 4 ,-. ,gl 3 5 'fongrotuiations to the Boys' Tkach Tedhf fof5 5hkihgfhg home the MTAL trophy for the first time in Hollister history. -- Coach Ron Leonti h Boys' Track Sports 1 vs , , ,'!. wif 3' W a. .I-. -K gg ,Y Q.. 5 .. X-if ........ . W ,zf Q., Q1 M. .,. . T5 LY .Ig if . 1 , J Kr 55537 ,E Yi, . A i3Lj5,,:..5f.q:5, ,,jgg' wV.iM3f,,4:3q..r .gb .Qi ' 35 I K-.gy A A .W .Q V 1.3, -W'-.1.. ibgwig - ' 3 . Q lgf i, figs - .Q 1 'K -gr 2 k. K if ' ', 31 ': gn, Q rg-gg- Q ., 355- ,M f 5 , ,,, , .J Q9 Lx ,. .K . 1. , rx yr , 3. 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Jeff Paterson runs his fas- test to iump the hurdles during a track meet. Boys' Track Sports ,-.. 4.,1....... Mal ,. 2 ll. 2 , Ek: Girls' Track Sports R+ W ...A Mt... -w., S x ,Ms . ,I ' ' -f-ma .. 'K kzirwi lkxkb I is ,elastic -. . i Q ...Q , wg. M --A i l. Lupe Aguirre prepares to throw the shot-put. 2.Jenniter Daughenbaugh makes another successful jump. 3. Baler sprinters in the lead again. Determined Lupe Aguirre with a throw in the Wat- sonville meet. 5. Julie Fernandez wins another race. 6. l985-86 Girls' Track team: lBack rowl Rhonda Garcia, Becky Oieda, Sherry Perdue, Heather Skad- sen, Yolanda Mesa, Leslie Kenzie, Mari- sela Martinez, Theresa Clark, Lynne Wurscher, Kristie Patterson, Julie McKiernan, Melissa Vasquez, Debbie Belus, Debbie Hosler, Debbie Purves, Karen Coporgno Cmanagerl, Candi Den- ny, Mrs. Samuelson. lSecond rowl Tina Candelario, Maya Arrocena, Hilda Po- lanco, Sheila Harn, Debbie Smith, Kris Ranney, Jennifer Shockey, Laura Chris- tensen, Beth Horn, Yvette Gonzales, Jennifer Daughenbaugh. tFront rowl Ju- lie Fernandez, Kerry Steele, Chris Law- son, Lori Rogers, Jeanne Munoz, Cas- sandra Arballo, Marieta Dela Cruz, Ma- ria Villegas, Diane Ortiz. 6 . - . I Girls' Track Sports he pevsonneX 'ch e Rn the schooX rneeixngs rnek oX 4 eov to dx-3-I ov e 'Y new chonq sche6uXe.Xn-sevvkce other Nxondosl ok Khe soho cuss 'teochxng Kechnxqoes ond go schooX Kqnpvov ernenks. 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I BOL Mrs Could I o ,S thslohn u, MG Encifwansoluf be Ms mGgkDeeDee Clu '05 d' nf M fs. ed e wo: 7. NECESS Bdfeglgkegeg' fh - n . :rms t: lofteijk Iocjkfor T23 QA,-S e - ' thing 9,bl7:rd gf8EnMj:kSuV2e 6 5. ' st Style fFehln?2sh devgy in- Or HoH2w5hows0'gi- een f .I Pars Dividoerlnel gap v undew eni o ncumm K5 4 60 's out ev ew eo: xn 6 :no 'ang 6 mem Rom Khvee he 10 soho e ve been on new boot 'n. Xn mm, hets Rn the 'X vlhohos eosixng os os sv! otn x penenced Keoc iwkng. Psnd Gem O' Sex , seerexow 'cor '15 4 ears ,vNX'oeX Ov evoXX, 'ehe petsonneX os o whoXe, h vseck 'Qogekhev eice9'ixonoXXq v1eXX to hooX sxoq on' s 'ceex vi ot heX9 oo: so Se S QXQXS ye-xx MK m wa, w SBR I 2 Personnel Administration 5 I. Karen Schroder, vice-principal of counsel- ing, works to balance classes for fall of '86. 2. Superintendent Gregory Hearn and Board Member Roland Smith discuss new ideas for next year. 3. Vice-Principal Steve Hailstone ready to take on a new challenge. 4. Mike Robustelli, curriculum director, points out the answer to Vice-Principal Steve DeLay. S 1 f 3' I if lt' l if Il J: 'Qi Q., 7 it-...J-n-p-nf, s S as .W ' 0 V2 3 'HWS 5 . MI. Ltw gfsf ! . s A , K M Vw FWF' 31'-4. 3 L . , S 1, . ,, 2 'uw I it-5, , - . ' ,S .ra i H w l gl ...I 'lr v-Q .,, X...-r ' MMMMM 6 5. Vice-Principal Larry Williams makes plans for new classrooms which should be under con- struction next fall. 6. Vice-Principal Evelyn Mill- er tackles her paper work for the day. 7. Board of Trustees: Roland Smith, Aurelio Zuniga, Frank Birelli, Barbara Hawkins and Bgverly To- bias. 8. Vice-Principal Helen Matulich looks over her student files. 9. Student Activity Direc- tor Clyde Homen listens attentively during a Student Council meeting. H V W. W 4 -ug Personnel Administration Mr. Fields Will Be Remembered as Moby When asked about Mr. Fields, affec- tionately known as Moby, the reaction of students is almost always, Moby, yeah he's great! Mr. Fields has been teaching English and music at Hollister High School for 25 years. That's quite a long time, yet he never got tired of the kids and the things that came with the job. Mr. Fields re- members his early years vividly and is very happy when he hears from a for- mer friendfstudent. I have really en- joyed the kids l've worked with and feel very proud to have many of them keep in contact with me, even students from the sixties! Mr. Fields is one of those special teachers who genuinely cares about his students and their learning. l tried my best to teach the kids effective- ly, Mr. Fields said. Students Succeeding ls Mr. B's Reward Mr. Breslaur, alias Mr. B., is retiring after 29 years as the chemistry teacher at San Benito High School. Teaching is a career which is benefi- cial to the teacher as well as the stu- dents, according to Mr. B. Teaching instructs you and the students at the same time, he said. HAS a teacher you learn to encourage the students to do their best and later they will understand why and appreciate you. Mr. B. enjoys seeing students putting every effort into learning and doing their best. When Mr. B. sees that, he realizes what teaching is all about - Students making something of their lives. We will remember you Mr. B. and all your Little Flower jokes. 'I Retiring Teachers Personnel l. A surprised Mr. Casarino is greet- ed by DolIy la disguised Mr. Bres- laurl as they prepare to lead the Homecoming Parade as Grand Mar- shalls. 2. Mr. Breslaur conducts an experiment for his chemistry class. 3. Mrs. O'Neill always has a cheerful smile to accompany her excellent secretarial skills. 4. After 26 years Mr. Casarino's sense of humor is still going strong. 5. Mr. Fields contem- plates his retirement. 6. Reading a novel to his English class is one of Mr. Fields' favorite pastimes. Mr. Casarino Added a Touch of Humor Mr. Dolph Casarino, one of our most humorous teachers, retired after twen- ty-six and a half years at San Benito High School. Mr. Casarino is now polish- ing up his resume to look for another job relating to accounting. ln the words of Mr. Casarino, l'll miss the kids and the school. When Mr. Casarino decided to be- come a teacher and come to work at Hollister High School, things weren't all that great. Mr. Casarino described his first week of teaching here in one word - DlSASTER . Things were also very exciting around here, I should write a book on my experiences here at H.H.S.! Kathleen Christensen ex- claimed, Mr, Casarino was my favorite teacher, he was funny. Mrs. O'Neill Leaves lndelible Impression lt's hard to imagine San Benito High School without Gerri O'Neill. Over the years, students and staff have known her to be a warm, caring person, said Superintendent Secretary Georgia Swope, speaking of Mrs. O'Neill's retire- ment after 27 years. l'She is a creative secretary who is will- ing to share her ideas, said Spanish Teacher Juan Robledo. For the first 2l years she served as secretary for the Ag department and forthe past 6 years has shared her skills and talents in the secretarial center. Encouraging students to be their best has always been a high priority for Mrs. O'Neill. She is a gracious lady who has made an indelible impression upon the charac- ter of this school, said Student Activity Director Clyde Homen. Her talents and skills will be greatly missed. Retiring Teachers I Personnel Z S 7Qif if iw Qwwwffvftr Zyl wwf- Gygiljiltjgdq UlJ l.'x 00'-wifi QPQPOV-fl' , lA-gpg 0. SW, fnljcu-fMe , 0,S,kMefl1A,,l2f.I?l X Rosa Adams Calle Allen Steadfastly refusing to build walls around yourself to kee others out and you in speeds up the who you really are discovery process. Jim Allen Remember the more you learn the greater the choices i your life. Linda Barbin Diane Bates Be thoughtful of others as well as yourself. Set you sights high and reach for the sky. Take time to smell the roses. Enjo life! John Becerra Lee Braun When the going gets tough the tough get going. Julie Casarino Bill Chen There will always be policies, regulations and rules in any institution. You will not like all of them, but you must learn to com promise and live with them. Dick Cheshire Jill Clark l'DeveIop yourself in the most positive way possible. Learn to present yourself well to others. John Coombes When you work to your capabilities you will never fail. l . Coach Stevens showing his players a thing or two. 2. Dr. Ellison wonders what happened to her patient. 3. How about a blind date? says Carolyn Wallace. 'I Teachers Personnel ' J ' 0 Georgene Dickson Ken Dilley Life is precious, use every moment wisely. Marty Dillon There are only two grades of everything . . . THE BEST . . . and the rest. Kathy Duffy Of all the words of tongue and pen . . . the saddest of these. , . 'it might have been.' lt you think you can't - you won't. Don't let these words belong to you. Allen Dunn There are three certainties in lite: Death, taxation, and math homework. Santiago Echaore lf you live in the fast lane, don't get mad if some- one's faster than you! Larry Edwards Don't forget to use the reasoning sense you learned in Geometry to help with your problems in the Future. Lynne Ellison Adapt or die! Mary Encinias Life is so beautiful, plentiful, and rewarding that one must not waste it with its yesterdays or tomorrows, but concentrate on all our todays. Marian Fields The Golden Rule will guide you gracefully. Through difficult and wonderful times. Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Chuck Gansen Your success depends on your attitude. Louise Hall Live life to the fullest, and make use of all your time. Life is too important to waste it. 5 3 Teachers Personnel 'I Teachers Clyde Homen Delve not into the soul of another, Until your own is fully explored. Bill Johnson 'lAlways avoid taking life, and particularly yourself, too seri- ously. Laugh at least once a day. Tom Keating Adapt or die! Michele Lassaga There is a living world outside of ours which is the key that unlocks its door. Frank Ledesma Joan Lotz Being able to truly say I did the best that I am capable of doing will help you succeed in life and truly feel good about yourself. Rick Masoni Bob Mattson Frank Muro l'Even if you are on the right track, you will get run over if you iust sit there. lThis was told to me by an eIderman.l Don Neddeau Gene Parodi 'lGood habits are like bad habits. . .They are easy to form, but difficult to break. Juan Robledo Vacation is a dream, Work and school are a reality, Learn to enjoy them all. l. Even teachers don't know everything, Mr. 1 Coombs seems to say. 2. Mr. Laine trying to imitate Chuck Norris. 3. Mrs. Lotz demonstrat- ing one of her high school cheers. 4. 'lThey stole my car but left my license plate frame, says Mr. Echoare. l Personnel John Rose lt's a small world - and time we start acting like we want to stay on it a while longer. Don Roy Seek the way, the truth, and the lite. Not from men, not from the church, but from the Bible. ln l4:6 John. Kathy Spencer Ben St. Louis Mike Sullens Despite the indeniable importance of academic achieve- ment, the most important thing in life is not what you know, but what you are. Carol Swanson Challenge the best in your mind, body, and soul. Forgive - you will also need this from others. Laugh to keep your life in balance and in perspective. Dean Twist Happiness is the journey, not the destination. Gary VanGerpen inf? iff .eg- sl' Y Jackie Vosbrink Carolyn Wallace ln all your dealings treat people as you would a delicate vase, People, like vases, are fragile, and both can be broken. Never break a person. Sam Walsingham Marlyn Wright Life is a Do it yourself project. God gives us the opportu- nity to create our own happiness and success. ul WH .J 4 Teachers 'I Personnel 158 I. Cafeteria workers: Mae Deyarmin, Babe Littlejohn, manager, Dede Bowden, Barbara Lasseter, Helen Maggini. 2. Transportation tech. Frank Maggini, Kurt Schiffner, 3. Mainte- nance: iFronti Manuel Vierra, Tony Casillas, George Tombe, Frank Vierra, Ed Ballesteros. fBackJ Tommy Medeles, Ralph O'NeiI, Jim Litt- Ieiohn, Corky Rowlette. 4. Campus Supervi- sors: Pete Esquer, Mercedes Berglund, Dianna Hulgan. 5. Typing Aide: Denise McAbee. Classified Personnel MX 1 X rm.XXXmQ . .. . . ..l1K:.XXX'1-WX? v?.XB'TXNXIXYQWIXXWXSWXXX. 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K '51 'Z ' VTP- . ,559 ' 14 Xi if .ti , . , l 2 Aides: Charlotte Ortiz, Juanita Garcia, Linda Valdivia-Avila I Classified Personnel W? wigs S 3 QMAQ , L ig ,smxw 1 1 m- wuiwa vi SE-X Freshmen ore , 'rn short, o new oddrton to the schoot ey ery yeor. They see the schoot os o new ond efdrtrng woy ot Yrte. The ctoss ot X989 'rs not your t eshmon ctoss. 'Yhes ed o tor ge Xi ot oge r show o toe ro CNC! men 'rtt ond 'S CO0 tr esh unt ot spr they wen tr t'rrst yeo oy GVOO ss os h the oy e or shy ne throng They h 'r ttndrn geousty h schoot, copohte o hoy e o so ot ot hrg en to be qdrte ' woy oround,ond the most socr yery ong 'rherr' to 'oe tn o proyen treshmon ctoss 6 themsetyes o mon I Ju ' lie . CIQSS , Tlche hifchiggsteed QE' relaxes I Officer 0 ride Work- 'n he Sof Ort I png. 2 I' fh' mjnpber. 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I qnd R own' e ob H ' Je Y Gwkins Fresh m en Divider 2 Goss . trme. ey enroye octryttres Yrtse the Yresh ceptron, hetd to wetcome t em rnto the schoot, ond the Home comkng Porode, whrch t e whote-heortedty portror ted rn tth o yery creotrye ttoot Freshmen otso sho e greet degree ot sprr ot our o tres, shoctdrng to t e en rre s u ent body. reshmen soc, os Lynn Wurscher ond Bectsrvb o were ett speechtess when os ed how they Wed 'oerng treshmen Ptstheyeor pro essed res men show ed on omo-Lrn omount o oersonotrty otso showe on rnotrty on ot toween ondtnomecomr ress ooys XNeho e ott e tresh en o SBBUYNS enroyeo her yeor nd wttt hoye o 'ot str ther rem rn eors ot rgh sc oo 309 Y F ness-:MEN 1 9 8 9 hmen Divider 'I Class of 1989 2 ' tett ix X x 'fi 'X Q in ' A it J li 1 -J 3 Y, ' Y Q - :., .. 5 LLJQg A l J be J it L is I- .- AlfX'Jlllqx X l Q J K i 15.51 ' e 2 A I J 1 Kim Kraus takes advantage of a little free time, to get some extra studying done. , ' ' J Jerry Absher Juan Acevedo Ruben Acosta George Aguayo Cindy Aguero Juanita Aguilar Griselda Aguilar Abel Aguirre Nader Ahmadi Nazem Ahmadi Joey Ahumcida Mano Ahumada Stephen Albarran William Alnas Sam Amador Briant Anderson Mark Andrade Cassandro Arballc Ruth Arevalo Tonya Armer Juan Arredondo Maria Arredondo Ramon Arredondo Manuel Arreola Lupe Avila Elena Ayala Jean Bair Freshmen Class of l 989 i Javier Munoz, Tommy Neff, and Adam Mendolla get ahead ofthe mad stampede going across the street. 4 s 5 Y M '3 . :Xa 31.-fx ,565 x M W if so - 5 . 1 X - 'PE 4 is l 'N ., l A as - 4'W' , ,jfgQj? ff'i - A . . 5 r,,irr I Q: , ,mm g i, A N, A ' Baker Carl Ball Michael Bentley Carl Berglund Donna Berglund Joey Ballesteros ela Banuelos Geoff Barry Nick Bishop Adelaida Blanco Liz Blanco ck Bautista Carmen Begines Sandra Bradley Humberto Bravo Martha Bravo y Ann Beltran Deborah Belus Jeff Cabral Louise Cabral Christine Campoli David Bautista Benita Belardes Evelina Berumen Charles Boch Amy Breen Abelinda Campos f i .RM rpalw M S X3 C .QC ,2- ,- ,L s if 55' - se ff Scott Bankard Adam Bautista Eva Beltran Maria Berumen Ronald Bolin Celeste Briones Marisa Campos Freshmen Class of l 989 tsl, . A, 2, it 1 alll . . M X gf . Q 'Q ,. ' 'izsfi ef f .1 ifiifmsi , .. E- i Rf ,,,, ,,1.. if. Q' K . 1 V- ' sal is , '51 'Wifi I W cg 'Ali' is , L L, ,r lg ., A. Kate Hamilton and Debbie Hosler carry trade- marks of the typical over worked student. sax . i Q al ' 74' ., 1 , S3 . ,Z ff Carolina Canchola Karen Caporgno Ana Cardenas Federico Cardoza Jennifer Carota Frank Carreiro Marty Carter Loraine Casas Lynda Casillas Hugo Castaneda Sylvia Castaneda Casey Castillo Mark Castro Cesar Caudillo Frank Cervantes lliana Cervantes Martha Cervantez Jose Luis Chapa Melinda Chapa Maureen Coates Joseph Copado Richard Cottrell Freshmen Class of i989 Ralphie Chavez Karen Chestnut Mauro Contreras Patricia Contreras Esmeralda Elizabeth Cortez Coronado Ignacio Covian Eric Covell Ev' .L - i ,nl iff iiix X or 1 E -A ' F . ,,gh ., ii' 'F F ' . me Hi is . SL 'MA - J T ,Q x .Q f x 0 is fv'W i. 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R R mmm Freshmen and sophomores sail away with smiles of excitement at the Freshmen Reception. anie Gulla Peggy Gurnias Isabel Guiterrez Martin Guiterrez Kate Hamilton Ronell Hamlet Hardin Sheila Harn Alex Harris Keith Hatfield Robert Hawkins Geoffrey Haworth Heiner Philip Herbert Adriana Arturo Hernandez Carmen Francisco Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez iight it :S t , ,Q A l 4 T ft ,f Rebecca Hampton Natalie Hegg Norma Hernandez Mike Hilden Cory Hirsch Pat Hodges Jessica Holt Freshmen Class of l 989 f f..- , .1 --.: K3 ,-:- a K f - - K 'J . A it ll ,Q , W Q A lK35iRL:L51f,- A. J . r . 5? 'P I , - U- L Phillip Horcaio Gabriela Hortado Rosemarie Jacquez Jim Johnson Lesli Kinzie Kim Kraus Maria Laguna Freshmen Class of l989 . I F X 3 5 .4-X 4 . J l l l x ifrilssiiiliirliiil 2 X , ee.ie,ssel K -X Y i x, ,K'k m X ' kS'X:4' 1 - ,. i. ,ii is iil. K V. , . W :jr 1 -. ' A . A . 'K Q l A' ,, ,ti .,.., K .ii. t K ww f 4 I 1 Y Anna Cardinas, Nena Ureno, and Elvira Leon look cool as they kick WE1 back for lunch. Heather Hornback Debbie Hosler Tony Huerta Mark Humphreys Brad Hunter Sherri Hutchison Chase Inman Mike lntravia Michelle ivelich Alfredo Jacquez Anne Jenkins Elena Jenkins Renee Jimenez Robert Jimenez Evelyn Johnsey Nina Johnson Rachael Jonston Albert Juarez Susie Kelsch Andy Kennedy Matt Kostielney Chris Kuckenbaker Mary Langstatf .KKK A X ' 'lm X L1 l s 'E 1 , x , , f or Robert Gonzalez offers Chris Neal a OH-OH. Tony Marsh helle MC1fSl1 David Martinez Mdftin Mark Martinez nard Martinez Lawson Wende Leighton Wendy Leis Elvira Leon Pauline Leon Lesher Mike Levario Ruby Leyva Kim Lico Maria Llamas LODGZ Monica Lopez Stella Lucatero Becky Lujan Josie Lujan Ann Rosa Maria Adero Cherylle Magno Rodine Maldonado Luis Manzo i ' n :nun s My e . IP' V' , ,, X k x J -gay. . ,g Q e W ' 1 7 i f -txt Victor Leon Marie Lobue Olivia Luna Nick Mariottini Dina Martin Jennifer Martines Rosie Martinez X W L, N5 I . if , . Q v E' 1 3, sl . ik .fa 5 ,6 is gd . . hw S Y . Michelle Leroux Casey Long Theodore Luna Hector Marlow Julie Martin Joel Martinez Bradey Matthews Freshmen Class of l 989 l72 uv - hh . gg s g I as . ll I My Q A 3 Effie ' X . 1 gs K 'xt-Q! :Q . A I INIV T , -:,,: ' ' A -- 1 ii WNW' 'N 'W N x' WWW' rm- 2 Q 'Q EE rg ' . , c. f, mfs.fm-1.1Wfl,.:m-W. ML . .., Fill- K .,,: .,.V .,k. I k,, X ' 4 '2- Leeann Matulich Angela Maxwell Marco Mendez Seth Millwood Javier Muniz Chris Neal Margarita Noriega Greg Ojeda Mark Mena Brian Miller Kim Mortela Jaime Navarro Linda Nidey Estelle Ocampo Freshmen Class of I989 ms-W.:s.. . .,,,..,...,,e..,.,.... ,.,,m,.,T:,,,MNE , iikni E325 iiw' A swf N C'mon down Linda Casias! It's time to play ' BALER TRIVIA! .. .ag Richard Mcabee Tievor Meagher Jacqueline Medina Chrystal Mcabee Adam Mendolla lsrael Mendoza David Meri Michael Meyer Mike Mize John Mizicko Emma Molina Sharon Moon Angelica Munoz Jose Nunoz Michal Myers Merlina Nasaire Tom Neff Becky Nuno Wreath Opp Y if f 3 i Mr Gulla Stephanie Gulla, Gus DeVries waitin anticipation for the announcement of Homecoming Queen. ' ' ' . W 4 . oi - ' I avi N 1. 'X' X Q. Q -311 J .ey . A 1 S1 1 K W is--i is-3: .v,-f-. sep? Wie- - . ks-Z we 13? Fig X S wk ex 1 X iiif' X A Ken Parodi Pamela Pence Mike Peterson Ramiro Prado ms- - si, is fl L, ' A if Rosa Pasillas Cherie Perdue Anita Petke Jason Props Q ' sq 1 Y .. v, ,., . f,-.X as E X 0 5 X fi? Kristie Paterson Angelina Ortega Eric Perez Michelle Oswalt Mike Pfeiffer Gina Padgett Jeanette Pulido Stacey Pedrazzi Nena Perez Mauro Pineda Vivian Pulido fs, f . '5- 1.i K, fe. t K KS x me t,' i X . X ex - ,.. 1 'x ' 4 2 t X Ami Ortiz Traci Overbay Rosa Padilla Stephanie Pedrazzi Don Perezchica Audra Porteur Danny Quezada Freshmen Class of l989 .xv X L sd V!! NT? Q, A l74 ,-4 N of I I i i i Qi ' E l 'Xxx' . 4 l Elias Quezado Oscar Ramos Jason Reyes Dona Rodrigues Maricela Rodriguez Karen Rogers Alfredo Rosalez Freshmen xi F if if E' J Adam Garcia and Angela Towers were X -' shocked when announced King and Queen. 2?d l 'Q ,f A . K ty VS. Q Jaime Quezada Adolfo Quintero Jesus Radillo Julie Rajkovich Albert Ramirez Brian Ranzoni Jennifer Ratliff Jimmy Razo Sonia Razo Kellie Read Leonel Reyes Mario Reyes Irma Reyna Tiffany Rinde Rosario Rivera Beanna Rodriguez Kelly Rossell Nestor Rostran Johnny Rubio Elizabeth Mirella Rodriguez Rodriguez Lori Rogers Ramiro Rodriguez Michael Rose Julio Roias Arturo Ruiz Class of i989 Ruben Ramirez Laura Regentz David Robinson Elsa Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Marisol Rosales Felicia Ruiz I I '.'l'a X, Ruiz Soling Sanchez Shaver fl Sisk Snyder in Soria . Ny, mfg , 'Hts qgsgy.. t so M 3 v X . iQ ...J N-....,.. 1: Q S 43 J so v X' R t ls S153 fee ' 'S ' -'.' -Xu ' is'- :1 :.: il 4, A x A J if H S R 7 -I L V f I' Q Q? f . six . K t Students breeze through freshman proficiency testing Roberto Ruiz Daniel Sanchez Virginia Sanchez Tina Shields Jim Smiley Maria Solis Olympia Soto Rosalia Ruiz Martha Sabala Guadalupe Leticia Sahagun Isabel Sanchez Martin Sanchez Sahagun Ronnie Sanchez Aristeo Sandoval Selena Sandoval Pablo Sanchez Shelley Schneider Jeannette Silva Karin Silva Chrissie Scholl Carrie Simos Shannon Silva Sandra Salinas Silvia Sanchez Jeannia Sexton Jennifer Simmons Brandon Smith Sylvia Solis Misty Soza Freshmen Class of l 989 I76 f ' J T ii. ,,11.,,. , 1-1W,1. A if J. 'KX 'U' Qi 55 s Pi ., W. 55: 151 s ES Q, t is. A sf' Q JE - I' is iirzi Y' -1 zlgisiiill , 0 Yvette Gonzalez, Hugo Castaneda, Sancra Salinas, and Susie Rodri h F? . S L Q . -iv .k it '52 . T- Kari Steele Phil Stevens Angela Thomas Jerry Thomasi Roxxana Tovar Esteban Urbina Alicia Townsend Rudy Valdez Maria Trujillo Kristen Tuckness Cristi Valdez Mike Stamps Roberto Teieda Susanne Torricer Angela Towers Matthew Troy Karin Tuckness Anahuac Valdez Freshmen Class of l 989 gues smile for the camera. 1 r 'Sl Tina St, John Sharon Stuefloten Dave Sublett Justin Tobin Ramon Toledo Gilberto Torres Maria Ureno Vicky Valdez Mike Valderrama Eugenia Vallejo lan Vanevera Julian Vasquez Paul Tedrow Maria Torres Stella Tovar Eliza Tristan Teodoro Trujillo Olga valaerram Melissa Vasque: 3 ' M 'F . Q .Q if' 343 fi J x 'W x i SN. i :M K N L ,W st 5 is ki Ts 'X V tfeiii-ima?-E qw X 1f: . X E Q i ' a 4 K T E Laura Regentz, Cherryl Magna, Steffaine Gulla, Jennifer Daughenbaugh, Ann Jenkins are iust a few of the many people who eat lunch on the girls athletic field. n Vega Veronica Velasco Faustino Villa Lee Anna Villa Enrique Villanueva Angelina Kirk Ward y Warren Tommy Webb Jason Wells Lisa White Kenneth Whittle Villarreal Tommy Williams am Winchester Leith Winkle Kristi Woodall Philip Wrede Lynn Wurscher Chyrl Williams Mary Ann Zuniga Jarrod Zgragen Freshmen Class of 1989 L .. Q 5.85 N X Q tiiis - ' . :wget .tt J A E , - 'QL fi sop yx. 'ndk 'xs 0 'cnk uX , Sopnomov ed. NN omove mode ok? 'Y o 'oe tru o sopnomofe nos efocxw 'Cne e Kngv edxents os ony one dxd you Knxnxc? 'Qnexr second mudn 1 D. . 'an CIGSS e Or ' . 2 flz F500 ophosrguts her Grit. F1 p Ore Sfuff L fffro ' resid Glas On Jggriz' 51221 Cindfgg Nflnjcjgicerghi WOY fo O 'ne D 'Ury' 3 Gllifo fum . 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SOPHOMORES 1 9 a a - v ' phomore Divider 'I ' Class Qf 1988 l8O I if if , lf1 ' Q-:. . e!fi e w il: M . sf., it Y., ,limi kg? xl 3 X C -J by f at E ew it K gg ix 3 J L1.L A. Y Ja, X to . Y' i .,AL C 5 :HI 1' r , Q 3 -231 ' - sr . - ' J. C . gi ' J at 'N X it it r ri 'vi 2 it in 'Q ., i ., 5 ' if i Christina Leal, Linda Alvarez and Willie Alnas mosey to class unaware of the tardy bell. ie' im? ' 5 ml - , QR iii? :gi L QV'-31 .Igg y- qv i -sf, x J WLT? Q ig?--Lf X, ,X ele 1 , ' - X A F llele leeel , c A ,..., ., - or A ' -w K A ' .i,x:. i f Sv' Joana Acosta Juana A uirre Lu e A uirre Rodne Alnas Abel Alvarez Annabelle Alvarez Diana Alvarez Q Y John Ament Maclobio Nathan Andersen Steve Andrade Luz Arredondo Amezcua Juan Manuel Mark August Francisco Richard Arreola Arroyo Michelle Bead Dave Archer Ray Baca Jaelle Arciniege Jennifer Balbas David Becerra Imelda Bejines Bfmuelos Gabriel Barrientos Rodolfo Barrientos Casey Barker Loretta Barragan Arcadio Barreras Sophomores Class of l988 D Scott Arnett Jose Luis Banda Kaylee Bargar Cynthia Barnard Bertha Barraza Shawndra Bell x a if ' v li I ' Xi? ' r. i .. . . fr l Sophomores show school spirit in the Homecoming parade 5f'jQ'i?7-if - 'Hein' X: ll six Belus Christopher Berry Rodney Bianchi Tracy Wayne Steve Borelli Lisa BOVQES Bowden Mario A Bravo Jose Briones Boomer Nancy Brum Jason Bryan Caetano Mark Carlson Joseph Casarez Laura Brockbank Antonio Castillo Leticia Castillo Canales Juan Carlos Ceja Juan Emigdio Ceia Oscar Castaneda Julie Chaves Cynthia Chavez ve Caporgno Claudina Chapa abeth Carbajal ell Cathirell Bobby Bowden Lupe Bueno Bill Calleri Tina Candelaria Nick Caputo Krista Castro Michelle Chavez Sophomores Class of l 988 X ...E -2 rs . -W ,V E ' s Nw at -w e - ul!! 'F if if'.?SN tiff? . so D ., ,..k 2 , s . x A., 513:75i'i?555ifff'f25'E w Fifi? ,,.. flff M v J J ...a ., ' C N 1 .sf 1- - l , X kikf.. i n I J' W ife zslivzz. J i f i T ' 5 - T. mfigz . L. 111 A 1 filifl. .. fi'.J:'J:' I - I - 2 Sophomore princess Tracy Lomanto and her escort Nick Caputo ride in style. ,- - -L V. H - E f-.N s , 1 ii rn. . fi--We . Justin Cole David Conrique Robert Cordova Matthew Cobell Jessica Delacruz Molly Dewulf 'I Sophomores Class of l988 kr Laura Chritensen Chris Christiansen Brian Churchill Michielle Cimoli Lisa Cisneros Teresa Ann Clark Irma Cuevas Jacob Curioca John Curry Mike Davis Brett Evan Dekay Marco Delacruz Art Delarosa John Delgado Sammy Delreal JeannetteADerosa Sally Diaz Tamara Doetsch Laurie Domingues Daisy Dorado Leroy Dozal Patrick Joe Conley Alvina Arthur Correa Elena Uelacru Ty Destefanis David Duarte 'As w g x?-X XX X, A Q Q F' l Q Y . A so l li Y li s sg M' ' , l 1 P' sf . ,: Q is A a . ' . 9 NS V W X X A Mike Dunn Sherry Elliot Nikki Falcone Ana Flores h George Ford Stacie Freifas Jesus Garcia es as 5 acai - is I A ,fix N s Q is l Y: Q S Jessica Eisweirth Tiney Espinoza Armi Ferrer Sylvia Flores Jerry Franco Charlie Gallegos Donald Garner Sophomores Class of l988 'Q 'W' is LK-b1L 'safe , .' mi . 'fig s Q i S I! 5 L 1 f - '- 5 - f 1,1-.,f:fgz-f-L.N . he s z: - si. ,, ,- ss, QQ S tl ii hi i is N X s 1 A, Q 3 x 1, 2 ,,hf, Li , nl. fi Jlil lil .il 1, Q . - 2 are '93, 'sy Q, E- we J, . E- ,an WI, , J i A if-fi t l as W ' X x f, , s ul 'Ss Q C, , 183 'S Rene Garza Justin Gomez Cindy Grimaldo Greg Hague Jeff Harris Rosa Hernandez Rosalioe Huerta Giovani Gastello Jinny Gately Connie Gibson Brian Gong Elena Gonzales Robert Gonzales Salina Guerra Raymond Guerrero Samuel Guerrero Charlie Hamilton Randy Hankins Melanie Hannah Allice Haskett Brian Hawkins Lee Hawkins John Herzog Amy Hoover John Hosler Robert Huertas Tajni Hughes Charles Hyman Martin Gilbart Matt Gillio Armando GonzalesSandra Gonzales Anita Gutierrez Blake Hanson Steve Hawkins Tonya House lnsoo Hyun Gabriel Gutierrez Tricia Haro Steve Helmke Shelly Hubbell Cathy lntravia Jackson Johnson Lanning Leyva y Lomanto stina Lowry San Francisco ballet look out, here comes So- phia Salinas and Devina Harrington! Jose Jaquez Norman Jaime Cynthia Jiminez Alex Lopez Denise Lopez Jaime Lopez Jose Lozano Sandra Lozoya Gustavo Lucatero J J 3' 1 Q - .h f I ' . -- I 5 IJ? ' -:ff-1' , 1 X R 3 a E Rene Jiminez Angela Jukes Eddie King Christina Leal Jim Lierly Martha Lopez Ruben Madera 5 Q tv' Susan Johannes Ginger Kelly Michael Kinslow Antoinette Ledesma Angie Lira Mary Lopez Dina Maderis M 1 Theresa Johnsey 'Julie Kesling Kim Koehler Brian Lenoir Robert Lobos Mark Lottermoser James Madison Sophomores Class of 1988 T61 l IHA ,-TL , .-.L K ..v. . wi is MXN Q A ,Q , yvlt ,X 'Y 1 fgxiwllllii hllfif Teresa Clark and Anita Torrans show their love for puppies. 'Q ' f Lt' I in ' E Mg, ' eee ,X ..i. . af? David Mahaffey Miguel Maldonado Sara Maldonado Paul Marriottini Fred Marsh Tim Martin Katie McCain Jeff McCorkle William McDonald Julie McKiernan Olga Medina Don Melendy Lavonne Mello Elizabeth Mendez Theresa Munoz Barry Murphy Juan Navarro Maia Neilson Josef Meri Yolanda Meza Yolanda Nunez Gregory O'Brien Frank O'Connell Audrey Oden Isabel Molina Ming Mon Robert Montero Leo Morales Jesus Noriega Jose Nunez I Sophomores Class of l988 fl Y Tommy Georgia Orieta Jeff Mirrione Joe Monteon Danielle Newr Becky Oteda V iz X fre wk ax ' in i A ii 2 if Q 5 1 xl it A t E, it N C , 1 Don Melendy gives Rachel Peterson a lift. T .,,. L K , gimtfzfztszffiziflas. ff, :si :maggie ' 1 Q t i WE an 5? E . we ' ve . A LX A ,Ji GX Ortega Anthony Ortiz Mandi Ortiz Janice Oyler Randy Oyler Dee Parra Brian Pelaiz Diana Pena Brian Pence Casey Pence Polanco Ramiro Ramos Kris Ranney Joe Ravizza Jeff Reich Quintero os Ramos ia Reyes Price Michael Reynolds Alyson Riolo Marina Rivera Becky Roberson . .i, 1 Ei .avr 'W 4-g ' - fi 2 Scott Ozanne Michelle Perez Anne Popowski Mike Pulido Daniel Ramirez Robyn Renteria Jason Robeson Maribel Parawan Christy Pidd Marshall Prater Art Quinones Lori Ramirez Rudy Renteria Delfino Rodriguez Sophomores I Class of l988 Y N. i X is I til, , l k Mez v. A22 ' is-Elf. 1.41, , , . Q me K Q s i ii! L Q 'E 3 1- X Q Q G f 2 ' 2, 5 !?5i1'i1f72i1 + 3' 'N - f , --'-- -... f ..-Q-1.353 iggizfzgfgwg,-if' , - +21 Q is 111,1 ,l.1l11 - - zsrs . f . ,- W , ' if ' - ' gg ' K . .W-i H X if Lourdes Rodriguez Miguel Ruiz Sophia Salinas Francisco Sandoval Brenda Sherman Rhonda Silveira Mike Solano Sophomores Class of l988 K 1 Manuel Rodriguez Dawn Sadowski Eddie Sanchez Milton Santos Laura Shields Kimber Sims Nilda Soliz ' S, il. . - M -- 2 , L ,cc 1 , 3 Fwy 5 A l5.':Y i X 'f 1 S Mary Rodriguez Lisa Salcedo Liz Sanchez Lizzie Scattini Mike Rodriguez Rafael Salcedo Gloria Sanchez Jennifer Schouten Jennifer Shockey Bryan Shonasy Heather Skadsen Wendy Slykas David Somavia Timothy Sparrar Rita Rodriguez Tommy Salcido Pedro Sanchez Kristina Seibly Catherine Silva Charlene Smith Kurt Staben Dennis Ross America Salinas Sergio Sanchez Cindy Shellito Christine Silva Kenneth Smith Danny Stamps Y W el Sullivan Thomasy Torricer Vanfossen Villalon y Weber ra oblewski N ,gi I, H.-sw , w as , Z R, i Christopher Sumner Jennifer Thorning Chris Tortorelli T. Vanwaar- denberg Antonia Villarreal Melissa Wibe Karen Wyatt Tina Tabancay Myrl Tibbits Mino Valdez Elizabeth Vargas Mary Villarreal Robert Wilber Joe-Ann Zgragen . E . Q.- . f : 1 ., ' so F' fl ' K K S - -wk '5 1 , A,.i1 ..i, C .i .A :,.t y l ' A 1 j E: Q S X mai .. .,t-. is l 3 :SRA ks, eu: s ' --mag ' - mf A -ey: i ..,- wg . 'ak - :tg . .- . be fa Gina Galiaferro Jorge Pulido Rosie Valdez Feliciana Vega Sandra Villarreal Cristi Wilcox -- N Q N sais Joanne Tambo Shannon Tombe Sabrina Valencia Woody Vega Magdalena Villegas Curtis Wilcox Laura Taure Anita Torrano Delia Valenzuela Philip Vessey Robert Villegas Steve Wilson Delia Tavarez Karen Torres Albert Valles Miguel Villa Jeffrey Waltz Brian Wisler Sophomores Class of l988 S as V -if-. YU. ovkg 'Q 'GCN ,O we OK SYN QSN Kota 'Geo 'ioox . 9 .6 Boo Xeoc, 504 ' s . to Pre Fey Yoffgeiqmzfllik sh On Grd On OW L- YO ' 2 5 nil Crlfnggvg Bgriczgllger ne beforgf Grlghl DZ:-geadlizulidz the tarlsfys y Gsoro 'th' rings kill 99 ,un- c 'O . 987 'mo V9-Q,-'I 'oem ,xoogvxdw yo Xeon-5, tow Xeon-5 . 'Y o 'pdxot does 'va ooo-sod 'xs oo ooe Noi, 'io soq 'wok 'Wei 'oosle oeteoodxkxl Ke 'Qoe N301 v4 ox! . 'V0e'p6xot ckossxooxl e Geo Goovlo Soo Befixko xfkcgo 'vom 'eoeq 'ooele spew. how We Kxveq Mex xo X'oe9t ow Xoexq' K e or qorixieo, oeoof voted, ooo oseo wee ociw e Xfoocjx- ooixooe. Xo oveooixog 'sox Mew oo IGQXOQ e-eoxot -ekows Roei' SI e ek 'x 'oe V-novo 'wok Qoexl Yxoxle e-C00 'x1'xK.XNYXeKYNe1'xK'oe Coeefxog ok id' Yxee ot Coeeixoq, ok qofves , 'Qoeq Xex ev ew one xuoovl 'mot 'Mew owe ' .deed 6oXev, ooo prove ok K. Koen osx'-ee woox 'meg 'Moog ox 'Qoew own 'poxov does , XA-so Yovoooo eoqefvivxe 'qxixox does ke mode move ociwe me qeov. xi 9 oeXx6x'QeXxl 'woot oixooff' Skotqox QQ. 'ook sxxos oo K'oekeeYxoge ok woe-K ok ' oxoi dose vI'xKYN Mase srloi os to 'oe 56Xeteo'0f' NNYS 'ixwoes ooo Qoex ' :Bos-a'xf,'xo o 6 N e ooie K e-ae soxfxkeo ok 'iw e ooxXooXLs ,ivwepoxov 'ONI 'xKseX'Q. It does O 1 9 8 7 I V, K' i lv' .1 1 ui. ' 9 , , s 'is in .A nut , b ex, .. g ,. .if f 1.1 I L ,ssl F ,,'-i N . ' ,VH Y e 5 Jose Agredano Jennifer Alsberge Sebastian Arevalo Sonja Averillo Juan Barajas Vincent Bautista Greg Bettencourt Juniors Class of l987 Abdon Aguilar Jill Alexander Consuelo Susan Annotti Alvarado Peter Bidondo Enrique Arreola Cynthia Ballard Bret Barker Marcus Belardes Bernadette Bidondo ,-,est .Y ,mei , cl . 'mi -. cfs .. .. ..' iJ. i 5. .vc sn lifl lv W -moz ,, -- 1 ' -'i.fi1. ,' W ,3 Q 'Q s A Angelica Bueno and Mr. Braun audition for King Kong sequel on Halloween. Brian Alipaz Jennifer Apodoca Tammy Bisceglia -wit 5 'IF . S it Jill Allen Kimberly Allgood Adrian Arballo Elaine Arballo Ramiro Blanco Gabriel Arreola Chris Baltazar Stacey Barrios Brianne Berlin Frank Borelli Russ Alnas Eduardo Are Maria Arroc Olivia Banuelos Craig Barlett Judy Berrnudez Kelli Bourassa r 6 Q53 Bradley Buena cia Candelaria eca staneda emary Chapa icia Classic yn Cocchi .xv X - ' 1 - taisagwg Ss Xi xt I . 'gl' 1-1 ' .et sg 4 . 'R We - 'si-.1 FSOXXYQ 23 ' i ,- V Z ,. if S , . X 11, E SE ' r li SS 1 x x l me xl X Q w ' tsl S lrma Bravo Adam Breen Jose Bustillos Deana Campoli Jeannette Matthew Carota Carbone Steve Castro Javier Castillo Martin Chavez Mike Cluck Greg Coombes Jennifer Chew Todd Cobb Melanie Conley Herman Solis cheers, Give me an Sl Stephanie Brengman Corine Canales Raquel Casas Sheila Cavazos Nicole Cimoli Treven Cobb David Cordova Luz Briones Kathy Brookshire Norman Brown Angie Corona Analisa Cortez Olivia Cortez Juniors Class of l987 1, C It 4- e X if Q ,ll 1 'if C ll 1 ,wwf C Tw for 'waz D .ff ' iz i 'Y ' is THE C ' i f tif if F' CRV l987 . , , JUNIORS ALRIGHTH vnqp, 1 i David Coulter Bert Cree Lisa Crump Trevor Darby Tamra Darr FI'0I'1l4 D6lGCfUZ Louie Delreal David Dernaggio Zack Devoe Jose Diaz Cheri Diener David DOlfin Kim Dunn Ronnie Dio lEdJ Brigitte Emery Marco Escalante Amelia Escamilla JOSG Escomilla Juniors Class of l987 6 M A . x,.. ' L 1 4 x ir . ,L omiko Fagan Scott Freitas Jeremy Ghione Todd Graham Krysti Hasara Rodolfo Hernandez Tonya lvancovich -l at . w.. .. A i , il . ff ..., I .,..... Q.: ,QF ii 2 ..,. L, k.k 1 F .im gi si Julie Fernandez Andrea Galvan Tim Gillio Lauri Grow Vicky Hart lsrael Herrera Stormi Hurlbut F J K' ,..o J . f J Robert Fernandez Dolores Galvan David Godoy Edwardo Guaracha Gretchen Heiner Wes Howard Luis Hurtado 44 1 . vit 5 r ,115 K ,. Nz. i' i '0- .2 13 f -J -, yu-.'v,r . :J Ni. ! 1 tix Ernie Flores Kim Foote Art Garcia Mona Garcia Imelda Godoy Annlviarie Apolinar Gonzalez Gutierrez Lorena Gutierrez Liz Herbert Diane Hernandez Per Holter Ken Hornback Laura Jaime Wendi Jay . - ie-- L L ' AnaLisa Foronda Paul Garcia Lino Gonzalez Beth Harn John Hernandez Sandra Huaracha Don Jenkins Class of l987 Sandra Fowler Rhonda Garcia Oscar Gonzalez Melissa Haskett Maria Hernandez Matt Hunter Suzy Hegglin Juniors 5'- 3 l95 60 it I . was . ' C fEffS:15lE??li' :' VL -. K L A if L . my 5 . ,--f me .55 - -'msg 5 , N Af .X V se i A David DeMaggio and Ernie Flores help Paul Willerton make a break for Jose Jimenez Daniel Kelsch Jodi Lanier Danielle Leduc Yvonne Lindley Martin Lopez Catalino Madayag Juniors Class of l987 Lupe Jimenez Brian Knoll Norma Lopez Gerry Malacara Lorine Johnson Glenn Koch Charlotte Lorentz Bernandette Martinez Pat Johnson Tamra Koll Cindy Lucas Christine Mansmith Sammy Johnson Paula Johnston Gail Korandi Elmer Labuguen Mary Lucatero Maria Lara Catalina Vance Lee Martinez Kevin Loberg Alejandro Macios Rene Martinez Jackie Juarez Chris Dena Lawless Dennis l:ellClG l.Ulllu Graciela Maci Marisela Martinez , 4 , 5:3 xx n f 'ri 5- am 2 ll kk .L.A-- siis N' J Q e 6 111: ' J ' ., L . L xl O , V! X. S Y IQLY x Qi as yi K Q .f , X ' HL- - 4 i H? 5 Clif--D eJ,e.,1ei- 1 .-F N. .---ss. i -Ei. X . V . 3, EQ X? f . Martinez Mearnber Menezes Mills , Montoya aniel Neff ilvia Olivarez ...ii , X Q s sf ' xx it it f At i Hey, Rene Martinez and John Flores show us your underalls. Q' .ffl E . WGN? X wr. .... W, .. N. vg g HQ. 3,6 xx' wif J. 'r :Ji 'N Q' Q 'lysis dtex' 4-X. . X Q xx xkvk r Nt VENPL David Mayeda David Medeiros Robert Merrill Feliciano Molina Alex Munoz Susan Newland Monique Oliver Lorraine Maynez Shawn McCormic Terri McKinley Robeff MCMOHUS Mark Medina Martha Medina Bruce Mello STGCY Mendel Gregory Nichols John Nolan Shannon Nolan Rose Millef Shon Opp Monica Orca Javier Orozco Mike M0m0QmG Roy Navarro Yvonne Nuno Theresa Orozco Troy Mangher Mickey Mouse Shane Millhollon Elizabeth Monteon Stella Navarro Trini Ogas Danny Ortega Juniors Class of l987 198 - ,. 1 ' -: P I1--:a' k i f F? Li A Y 1 LKLL Q ' ' ziw gg Q M, will it we 1 it sin., ,za . gLV' ' R 9 Q? 'fs s C my l ,sion . assi -igggigm R 5 fl - 1511! if Sonia Ortega Richard Pascual Derrick Perry Cindy Pidd Alex Pitschka Brennan Porteur lsidro Ramirez Juniors Maricela Ortiz John Passaman Desiree Perry Lisa Pierce Julie Planco Alma Prado Marcos Ramirez Class of 1987 Your 1985-86 Junior class officers are Raquel Pena, Treasurerg Joey Jimenez, Presidentg Marisela Martinez, Secretaryg and Angie Dozal Cbehind1, Vice President Oscar Orosco Stacey Pawlik Eric Pulido Terry Ramirez if A , - N li il E Eric Payne Rachel Pena Michelle Polido Carlos Ramos Jackie Parawan Christine Pereira Deborah Purves Larry Ramos C if 5 Es ..:c is Q 5 Ann Parodi Frank Perez Rafael Radillo Fred Rautmann ss tx .1 w my - 155:25 ' Q ' R ' I LKL' '- V- H . - ' ' - wg, s k -. -N I Wig Rl . . 'gg . . .,: 5 Q f .Q .SN' it or-' 'Q 5 ,. r X ge Ann Reece Richardson Rosas Din Sanchez ian Sexton isti Smith Brian Renton Tonya Rico Henry Rodriguez Miguel Sahagun Alma Sandoval Kaye Shaw Nancy Soares Diana Woods, Terri McKinley, and Christine Wright . . , the new CharIie's Angels? Curt Rey Jose Reyes Wilmer Reyes William Rider Maria Rios Vicky Rivera Luz Rodriguez Sergio Rodriguez Trini Rodriguez Carlos Reynoso Michelle Roberson Mary Rojas Marisela Martinez Lisa Serrano Joe Silveira Antonio Solis 1 . L Yvonne Reynoso Raymond Rocha Laura Romero Jaime Sanchez Irma Serrano Peter Silveira Herman Solis Juniors Class of l987 Emi ZOO 1-,z..1,-1sgg,f-1. - 1--:dm ii in -t xl li I . 7 . w, 4 HE 4' A C Agn C f ' Ex X ills , eg ii' 'VI :,'::'1 !f1 1.3 1 :if 2 . izzqtw-i 5 iqggtk Junior Homecoming Princess, Kim Foote, is escorted by Adam Breen 8. Dad. ' , ' ' f A A . zfzfiziaiifw W 5 , Chris Strunck Jennifer Solorio Chris Sorenson Tracy Soulies Joel Thomas Drew Tofting Jose Valdez Steve Vallejo Julie Sullens Kristy Tallent Teri Teshima Diane Teves Rocio Urbina Juniors Class of l987 Karen Sousa Stacey Stadtler Eddie Stevenson Matt Tognazzini Gina Tomasello Robbie Torres Carla Vargas Daniel Vasquez Mary Vaughn Mike Stone Cory T Sprena Velho , X gp - ,w.. c S RW Villalon Yolette Villarreal White Christine Wright Williams Williamson Woods BIG BAD JUNIORS hang out at the coolest place to be . Nancy Vigna Jodi Walker Mark Walters Kip Ward DeI'1iS6 WGI'ren Chris Yacovone Sharon Ybarra Maria Zapian Scott Zazuetta Paul Willerton Paul Williams A ' Kim Wolfsmith Juniors Class of l987 'tteXt 'Xhere were rnorw ttmes r os though X986 wouXd hever Xt seerhed os 'rt our Xow er- rs wouXd drog o ese NIGOYS s 1, Sen. S sudonerb Rum LO5eS5Uillen'gekn0w'iEps, fggza enioy Iirgosol Sag' Sect WVQY Us Sengorgrneloss: ClGSS Ol?5H,i?er 86 come. oXdssrheh yeo torever. PtXthough th ore tXXXed w'rth 'roy ous rherrXorXe , we were oohstohtw rerrirhdedh the uop er-dossrrteh thotberhg seriror wos the best. P896 hot Xchowrhg whot Xt w ds Xdce to 'oe seriror ,we oouXdh' t very weXX drs- ogree wtth therh. Our seriror eor drd t'rhoXXx1 orrwe, though, ohd most serirors wXXX ogr ee thot bexhg o serixor 'rskhdeed the best . 'Xhrs hos 'O660 oh espedroXXy good yeor tor serirors. Pt tfeor t'rXXed wtth ootwtttes trorh the XN'rhter 6oXX ohd the 5urirorfSeh- 'or Prom, to Grod-Nrte. Ptotrvr- tres thot hove showh orw who ove doubted Xt, thot serirors ov e so'rrXt . Xt seerhs thot wheh studeht's seriror NICOY drrwes o ew type ot soXrXt sets Xh. NO ohw sohooX sptrtt , 'out o sptrkt o erhseXves. Xt 'rs o sp'rrXt thot 60 the chohce, ooh t the erttrre th wheh gw soreod throughou oX. 'ror Ntoddtf OrtX1, otthg oXoss d Xt 'Xh Xot o thrs X4 Xo ok , soho Soqs seh ors grodu ' o1X Xhdee 'r post- 'rs ye os or t ora wtth Xhd o out the OX4e'x h does ohd ttttude ohd 'oouhd to v0 twe o 'or cXoss 'rs SCYXX through. W1 0 1 9 8 6 i X1 ? . , E , f l ----1-z.szf.3sQwv:f -Izle--sfi:mx.sw -i 1-ffm ., ,ff Pictured left to right: Kris Warreng Richard Cooter La- Cortep Jean Bacong Maribel Red Piper Resquerg Alone Berlin and Kelli Neilg Michelle Lowryg The Adaman- tettes are Jennifer Lawless and Marci Lambg Karin Casil- las, Debbie Cardoza, and Jennifer Klauerg Beatriz Gomezg David Ortizg Gina Lomanto and Karen Mcidisong Mike Gonzalez and Lindsay Rossg Vince Lunag Diana Ruizg Matt Peterson and Maddie Ortizg Tessa Tough Gal Wardg Stacey Perring Jeff Cross, David Silva, 81 Robert Ortizg Eric Gross and Heather Parkerg Norbert Tavarezg Gina Gonzales CON HALLOWEENDQ Jennifer Chewg Jeff Pagoda. Seniors Class of I986 M X Micheiiefxcostu Richurd A!ipcsz 1 Krisi?inec: Andersen Eigna Armgnm S e i Morilu Arreolcx . Mary Avila Jean Boccm Curia Bal! 206 Seniors Class of 1986 feff1Ameff Moises Arrocenca Herminio Banda Dee Beingessner Dianna Bettencourt W , Noelle Black Charles Bowman , Q Lindc1'Bgltrqn l l Camille Benllyl Alone Berlin l , 1 , Shari Botelho Randy Bridge Mark Broadfoot Lynne Brockbunk l Seniors Class of l986 , u Roberto Brum Martin Bueno Scott Burke Brett Burrows Debbie Cordozcx , Margarita Curriiicx Best Wheeis -- Sam Lomcsnfo SOFIYG CUSGVGZ - Moria Casas Lisa Ccsshion Juiie Cusiilos Karin Cosiilcns Nadine Cclstnneda 208 sensors Class of 1986 Camiio Chapa Cathy DeBrito Marieta DeLaCruz Kathleen Christensen i Gregory Churchill Vicki Curry , , l Lester DeKay Besf Wheels 4- Kathleenflhristensen Jessica Delgadillo David DeMateo Jason DeRosa Todd Dias Ernie Dilley Seniors Class of l 986 Ronald Gary Mary Garza Elizabeth Giachella Gina Gonzales :fri v. l lx will s. ' x R I ! 'lx W A Best Smile: Esther Serrano and Eddie Ordonz Mary Gonzales Monica Gonzales Sylvia Gonzalez Jason Greig Pedro Gomez Henry Gonzales Mary Jo Gonzales Eric Gross Seniors 2 'I 'I Class of i986 Connie Gudruchcr Catherine Hagnfe ' Kqrey Hahd!ey Shqhnmfg X , Kristie Hanson A SuzyHermg ' A W Friendlastz Lynne Brockbcmk and Mike Eliiott. Haeujfionng Ho V V p -Georgia Hedges , A ' 1 Stott Howell Lofeno Hurmdo Julio Hyun uhns Jennmgi 2 'I Senams Class of 3986 A . Qi je Rosa Jimenez Jennifer Klouef . Allison Knowles L Cclrolynkrogmeier Lizzette Lcuffcrgcx Humberto Laguna F ,, X Most Spirited: Dove Willette and Krisrlnea Ander- 1 Marcia l-Gmb Sen' n Jennefer Lawless eee Q . Doug Ledbetter Yolanda Leon Kristen Libby Lynette Lierly Seniors 2 'I 3 Class of 1986 l A Gina Lomanta Russell Lomanto Samuel Lornanto ' Alfredo Lopez i l Dianna Lopez Elizabeth Lopez Funniest: Anne Taylor and Jeff Arnett. an Ruth Lopez Stina Low Michelle Lowry Vincent Luna Karen Madison Guillermo Maldonado 2 'l 4 Seniors Class of i986 Odysseas Mantas John McAbee 'Mary McCullough Julie Miller Joseph Marquez Best Looking: Rachel Zuniga and Wendell Sexton. Melissa Montagna Don Mattert Paul Maxwell Randy McCorkle Robert McManus JY lf 1 Mark Mooney Tami Moore Seniors 2 'I 5 Class of 1986 ff '7 ffnnvf fl? -fe QP' ,Q L M YQ 2 W I U f .. Q if Q? -13, .. . F4 A X,-' X rj: W. Q , K ig? is ffiggmf Ziff an 4' ,J A Joseph Morrison Aiex Ncicccircato Catherine Orca Javier Grozco 2 'I 8 Seniors Class of 1986 Phi! Muhiiiy Jeanne Munoz ,I : 'Q' ,- X Most Boshfui: Elizabeth Lopez and Scott Howell. Heather Parker Robert Pcirro Brooke Murphy Keiii Nei! Luis Gropeza Craig Parsons Jeff Paterson Rosendo Perez Richard Perry Carin Pierce :xx Linda Paulson Lisa Pedrazzi Blake Perdue Class Pranksters: Shannon Hansen and Charles Chopper Snyder. Davina Polanco Ray Ramos Stacey Perrin Kathleen Pidd Susan Ravizza Seniors 2 'I 9 Class of i986 A . 5, Margarita Razo Jose Rivera M Hector Rodriguez R Robin Rodriguez seniors. Class of '86 Maribel Resquer Guy Reyes Most Likely to Be Remembered: Kristinea Ander- sen and Jeff Paterson Cynthia Rose Lindsay Ross Guiilermina Reynoso Chris Rodriguez Martin Rodriguez Diana Ruiz Caroline Sahagun Greg Scattinl Wendell Sexton Danny Selva , l rlll 1 X X 45? ak fit gf ..,w is ,b '52 .am 55 an-L Q S Joe Salinas Cecilia Sanchez Suzette Sarkisian l Esther Serrano ' as l I AMQST Slucliousi Julia Hyun and Scott Barker l Danette Shields David Silva Tamara Silva l Scott Slykas S Seniors 'I Class of '86 Barbara Smiley Cathy Smith Duane Smith Eric Snyder Q , i Most involved: Nancy Fruserta and David Casteilano Tracy Strohn 'E N f-fix. K6 5, WV iv f 'S fi .., ,.,.. , ,..,,.. --'mf' A ' ..... ,ff Anne Taylor George Tombe Patricia Torres Seniors Ciass of 1986 Chariea Sriycierr Danny Sasa i Sharyl Swarts Pamela Tucimess Richard Vasquez Darren Verclegaal Harvey Villarreal Victoria Villarreal rili.f- 1- Maria Villegas Peter Vona ' s. N N.. Most Talented: Linda Beltran and Ernie Dilley. TGSSG W0fd Kristine Warren F5 John Waters Donna Webb Earl Whipple Mary Wippel Seniors 3 Class of i986 Dove Willette Maureen Winn Juliunn Wroblewski Rachel Z K t ost Likely to Succeed: Gteo g Torn 'e nd Dee Beingessner. N gy X GT? QEJQQV vi ' Q 5 U is ' Wgcfvigbffisbifjf ev me 592535 5 QQ BG f Sf? WH Wi S 5 Q3 Guillermo Banuelos X Mike Gonzales Ken Mendoza IX- L David Castellano Richard Duarte Kathy Erb 5 et --X .Wgi ,-eg S v. . gg , is if Momoko lwai Yvette Lacroix Terri Lamb 'Y VF Raft ax 'w .JW M, Xb! 422+ l hx ,ini Aki XQ. X r 3, t xlllmlll Beatrice Orozco Dave Grtlz Robert Crtiz i m TW ' 35 , ' .4 ' 'X -' L. l c,, c K .... f Q f x sj f f x 3 1 Ax! Q X. .Ae 5, ia . fri' K Peter Rajkovich John Shoemaker John Sousa Natalie Van Oeveren Seniors 5 Class of l986 With graduation upon the class of I986, they found themselves remi- niscing over the past four years and the fond memories they hold. As they take that first step into the future, memories that were conceived each year will be taken with them. Those memories were captured in words and were written down to be shared with the remaining student body at SBJUHS. Linda Beltran - Most Mcyorablez During my Jr. year atftlee Jr. Sr. Prom. The fact that the Prom started out as an idea and with theflvelp of a bun h of dedicated prom decorators, eas turned into definite suc- cess. l 'ne Castaneda I ou Remem er? ' egoodtime - aredwith y friends and the let rgirls. Y i - - Clark - Wh t Will You Re- me er? ' G duating. Afte ong, long t' 'S Leti Gar :- Most Memorablsa- When I saw Ray Ramos actually walking with a girl. Jason Greig - Most Me I ' Selling elevator tickets fre - men at the beginning of th ear, making s me extra cash.CL Marci L mb What Will You member My f lends and t fun we ha . iflkmnk ding and decorating r Ball it GV6 ll - l . Q ' e .ll I. : : I W H U 1 d? QA e learned to voic my fe - ' , an ' - fi V - . more assertive nize If bett r ese last t ars o ears 226 Seniors Class of I986 Linda Paulson, Juan Flores, Freddie lanco, Georgia Hodges, Tom Chew, Mary Jo Gon- zales, Randy Hutchison, Cathy DeBrito, Michelle Enwald, Rachel Zuniga, Suzette Sarkisian, and Lorena Hurtado, Jeff Ross, Phil Muhilly, l-9-8-6 Seniors All Rightl, Maureen Winn, James Chew, Cathy Smith, Rodney Bianchi and Danette Shields, Kathy Bowe, Sherry Clark, Stina Low. Joey Marquez, Danny Silva, Davina Po- Philip Levine - What Will You Re- member? I'l'll remember the PARTIES!!! Yjncse Luna - Most Memorable: I'II remember this year because of a girl I met -who I liked a lot, I won't mention her name, but someone calls her wesser . She is a super athlete and I won't forget her. Karen Madison - Most Embarrass- ing: I was driving by the high school and I stopped to give my friend a ride, a cop came over and gave me a dou- ble-parking ticket in front of the school. Jeanne Munoz - Most Embarrass- ingi During my junior year my friends caked me on my birthday, and I had to walk to the bathroom with cake on me while people gave me strange looks and Iaughed. Ray Ramos - Most Memorable: Graduating in I986 and looking forward to the summer. As Pomp and Circumstance played in the background, and our hands grasped our diplomas, we remem- bered the things we did, the fun we had, and the studying we should have done. But most of all, we remem- bered the friendships we made here in SBJUHS. And now, starting down another path, into the wide, wide world, farewell San Benito I-ligh and farewell friends. . .till we meet again. sensors Class of l986 Karin Casillas F.F.A. C9,lO,lll Ski Club C9,lO,l ll yearbook Cl2l Drama ClO,l2l Nadine Castaneda Lettergirl Cl l,l2l Rally Club Cl l,l2l Mecha Clll Senior Class Secretary Cl2l Close-Up Cl2l Yearbook Photog- rapher C l2l Youth Group Cl2l David Castellano Tennis C9,lO,l l,l2l Band C9,lO,l l,l2l Pep Band C9,lO,l ll Stage Band Cl l,l2l C.S,F. C9,lO,l l,l2l Senior Class Presidentg C.A.S.C. Region lO S.A.B.E. Director C123 Block H C9,lO,l l,l2l Most Out- standing Band Member Cl ll Clarinet Section Leader Cl l,l2l .H , .E , !r5 l y J' ' sas C. .i' Qt gt CQ... ' ., ..-U ' Kathleen Christensen Sophomore Class Presidentg Cheer- leader C99 Cheer Captain ClO,l2J Ju- nior Class Councilg Football Statisti- cian Cl llRally Club President Cl ll Ral- ly Club C9,lO,l l,l2l C.S.F. C9,lO,l l,l2lDrama ClubC9,l0,ll,l2l Spring Play Cl2l Senior Class Vice- Presidentg Homecoming Princess C l ll Ski Club C95 Newspaper l'Editor-in- Chiefp Winter Play Clll Journalism Cl l, l 25 Alpha Kappa Woo-Woos Cl2J Phi Delta Smegmas Cl2l Vicki Curry ally Club C9,lOl A.F.S. C9,lOl Close- p Cl ll Science Club Cl2l afika Dalie ,F.A. C99 A.F.S. Cl ll C.S.F. Cl li News Editor Cl l,l2l Editor in Chief Cl2J Spanish Club Cl li Marieta Dela Cruz Cross-Country C9,lO,l l,l2l Track C9,lO,l l,l2l C,S.F. ClO,l l,l2l G.A.A. Cl li A.F.S. Cl ll Peer Leadership Edu- cation ClO,l l,l2l Jessica Delgadillo Mecha ClO,l l,l2l Mecha President Clll F.H.A. ClO,l ll Campus Life ClO,l ll Junior State Cl2l Close-Up Cl ll Ernie Dilley Freshman Class Vice-Presidentg Sophomore Class Vice-Presidentp Ju- nior Class Presidentg Tennis C9,lO,l l,l2J Block H Cl0,l l,l2i Vol- Volleyball C9,lOl Drama Club Cl ll A.F.S. Cl U A.F.S. Vice-President C127 Yearbook Staff Cl2l A.S.B. Recording Secretary Cl 23 A.F.S. Exchange Week Cl2l Volleyball Club C9,lOJ Nancy Frusetta CASC Region lO Vice President Cl ll CASC Region lO President Cl2J Ten- nis Captain Cl l,l2l Tennis, All League Cl2D Tennis, Most Valuable Player C9,lO,l l,l2i Homecoming Princess C9, l 27 Freshman Class Com- missionerp A.S.B. Commissioner of Athletics Cl0D A.S.B. Vice-President Cl l l A.S.B. President Cl2l Junior State, Treasurer Cl ll Rally Club Vice Presi- dent Cl2J Drama Club Executive Board Member Cl2J C.S.F. C9,lO,ll,l2l Band C9,ll,l2l Peer .C i,.311:w3gE,FHN::,.,.L Q C , leyball Club Cl0l C.S.F, C9,lO,l l,l2l Band C9,lO,l l,l2l Drum Major Cl l,l2l Pep Band C9,lO,l llJazz Band C9,lO,l l,l2l Who's Who Among American High School Students Cl l,l2l Raymond Duran Football C9,lO,l l,l2l Block H Cl2l Dorene Dureau Drama C93 Spanish Club C93 Regent So- ciety C9,l0l Tennis Cl l,l2l Yearbook Cl2l C.S.F. Cl2l Michelle Enwald Rally Club C93 Yearbook Cl2l C.S.F. Cl2l Laura Flores Leadership Education ClO,l l,l2l Stage Band Cl2l Drama C9,lO,l l,l2l Rally Club C9,lO,l l,l2l Junior State ClO,ll,l2l Ski Club C9,lO,ll,l2l Spanish Club ClOl Cheerleader CIOJ Leticia Garcia Yearbook Cl2l Ron Gary Water Polo Cl Ol Yearbook Cl 23 Fresh- man Class Presidentg Homecoming Float Committee Cl l,l2l Liz Giachello Rodeo C9,lO,l l,l2l Yearbook Cl2l W.A.F.U. Cl2l Beatrice Gomez Club Estudiantil C9,lO,l l,l27 Secre- Senior Biographies Class of i986 229 , . .-7.7, Vuce Pres: r ll U Na ll Nation- Clab ll2l e .. I lub l ll l, l 25 ing Queen hurch Vol- :l Softball Rally Club 1 apher U25 -.itte H27 Yearbook Committee I0 l sity Cross l9lJVSoc- ', , l,l2D r l2J C.S.F. Yearbook American 52231 Kris Warren AFS l9,lOJ Frenc 69,109 Close-Up U25 Dove Wlllette Football ll l,l2l Champ lll ll l,l2? ketboll ll l book U23 Peer li , t , x ET' ..,,L .- N I K - in QQQQCJQO ' I ! AUTOGRAPHS Y KZ 0,52 OKEVR if Q-EM ' pf ijgassuf QWQX6 QW ffqfwfl W JWLZSX if f . ,ALM ,ll fwdfiwg 2 QMJB Dfnqw-91 ' X flrvw A kc rbkfmwkaggyi- x'MJOy-5 flgow LW O 5 NC E Stl? bg :kg n,8'U9 .0 M f QRSLZ C 2 aft 3 gDQgv'vc,Qw-Nwx 7, ,!mulv-1C3i?!Lxl. U wvxakk VNGALX' dbwzwfx, l::e, K-efffi, YNQP-4 W18 Mc?'ff 'f '45, we-X' 'TEM qw-mm S GXVJWQAH GRAW If fa, U 1 Lixwxqdv It csJ5VA7f.crJ '9feVV1f5 'Q Q6 Awww VN V2 M W S QM? M ffm 951122 Q bu wiki L92 dficifb fffmwmlm Jwafff' , LM Rfkle, 15-w0JG1LEV4W'f S,QQ, ya Xgw' Qxf1'1-fk'17'L'b Q 1 ' , m Seniors 5 C of 1986 Halley s Comet Streaks By by Lmda Paulson Hatiey ss Comet whsch only ap pears once rn every 76 years streaked past the earth this year tt was a once rn a hfetxme ssght for those of us wha gat ta see at The earhest recorded sxgbtang of the comet was rn 2408 C asss wrstten rn Chrnese chrorucies Snr Edmond Hailey Cwhrch rhymes wuth va! tey 3 the man the comet as named after came atong much tater an earth s hastory But the comet bears hrs name because he proved that rt was actualiy the same com et that appears every 76 years The comet couid be seen m the months of January and March an the Southeast an the earty mormng or dark toaatsons far from ccty tights Hopefuiiy everyone QUT to see this spectacutar srght r sl 'X N N X X r W ' K tif!! , , X , .. r ' tl ' rl ' r t 1 J 1 , X L 4 X X wxitx I 4 K 1 '11 r . - 1. . e w r .1 . K. X X , ,. ., i X 1 c X X I r x t X ' K .v ' X- f A - xx tr' 1 - , .. , , I X or X, r fr GAZETTE World and local news Students open up Gel feGClY to drug counselor by Stephanie Brengman For almost two years now Brian Lippincott has been performing an invaluable service for San Benito High School students The service is drug and alcohol counseling And according to group members he really helps' Shannon Buckles llOJ said The meetings are really great because we are all friends with the same problems so we can really open p lt helps me relax said David Dolfin ll ll There are three groups that he meets with once a week The first group is the insight group ln this group he counsels students that have drug and alcohol dependencies and he tries to help them kick the habit The second group is the concerned persons group where students loved ones are having They discuss different ways they might be able to help them Then there is the after care group in which past meeters come in and discuss how they are coming along Brian was involved with drugs during college l-le said After l received counseling I decided to become a counselor l-le added l really enjoy talking to the kids about their problems and helping them out Sonia Averil said lt s a great feeling to know that there is someone here to talk to and who cares I . U . I . ,, . ' I U .II XX ,II ' ' ' ' . 1 t discuss drug and alcohol problems that friends, relatives, and other ' I . . U . . . . ' I I If XX ' ' ' ' I - - ll - ' - xx I - - I ll for more! by Stephanie Brengman The student population at San Benito High School grew immense- ly this year. Plus, over l 50 new stu- dents are expected every year for about the next eight years to en- roll at SBJUHS. Some students liked the idea of more new people because they want Hollister to be- come a bigger and better known city. Other students didn't like the idea because they like Hollister the way it is and they think a popula- tion increase will make too many changes in the town - which they don't want. Even this year, stu- dents noticed some changes. About 2l new teachers were hired to educate the increased student body. Also, some new classrooms were added and additional lockers were installed. 237 Acknowledgements Mrs. Wright and Don Smith were the two people who gave me the most help and understanding. I owe them alot and would like to thank them with all my heart. Especially to Mrs. Wright, who was more of a friend than a teacher. I would like to thank all the students who put forth their best efforts in the Yearbook class: especially Sue Ravizza who will never want to type again and Stina Low for calm- ing me during my many nervous break-downs. Also to Mark Mooney and Chris Jennings for their help on deadline and for making me laugh constantly. Thanks to Mike Gon- zalez and Shannon Nolan, my best team, who didn't let their love life interfere with their work and to Stacy Perrin imy creative genius? and Mary Avila for being top-notch Tenny Gardiner, Dori's Photography, Western Photogra phy, Sam Walsingham, and The Free Lance gave us profes sional help whenever we needed it, thank you. Also to Gi for cleaning up a room that looked like a hurricane hit i and to Corky for installing all our modern conveniences I also appreciate all the Yearbook iokes like the rubbe cement boogers thrown in my hair. Thanks to Dave De Maggio who was not in Yearbook but came in on our las deadline and helped out anyway. And last but definitely not least, thanks to Stephani Brengman and Vince Garcia . . . good luck next year a editor-in-chief and photo editor, you'll love it. photographers. Special thanks to Dave Willette for know- Editor-in-chief, ing and doing it all. Maureen Winn D P , wi' ' l ll if fl is 2 238 San Benito High School's first B.L.T. iBaler Lunch Timel was a huge suc- cess. Teachers turned Wrestlers entertained a packed crowd of students who gathered in the gym to watch the comic antics of the likes of Amazon Red, the Doctor of Destruction and Madam Mary, the Pinnacle of punish- ment. Other activities provided by the Positive School Climate Committee included a band in the patio area and presentation of the film, Rebel Without A Cause. 0000000000000000000000000000000000 00000000000 D,AUT0GRAPHS 921304 'cw ,fab SWE any Q7kPZ,Q 2 PY f ' O AW 63? 6 WWF? JV QQ '12 55? 5 25 kg ' SQ fa, S2 f 45 X65 ef- ! X 0 ' L iz- f O 72 Cf fb ff ' Q J,,q:DZZVq47Vkh7Q O50 MW is We ff? mc? 'WA A ,1 Qwobwwfhu M4,,,f Q ,,iQ??K iwkkh gigfa L14-q?QZW gf?5'l?g - --sb? ,hqdm QEEQEM . ' M MX . xg? N 2' 2333 2522? Q , - 14? EQ, 4 - -: ite Q ' 'Cl . 4 4 -I. 4 :.- o oo oooooooooooooicfgoigoclooooocg V' f ia Cir, 'fam 0 F555 vb 239 TQIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEIIVEIIIEIIIEHIEIIIEIIEIIIEHIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEI WIVEHIEIIFEIIIEIIEIIIEUIIEIIIE!IIEIIHIIEIIIEIIVEIITEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIIEIIEIIIU E 5 E f - -, 4. E meoeuaos's HOUSE or ' 'f E M f - 'fe I funcg 71:30 a.m.. - 4:OOf1.m.. 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