San Bernardino High School - Tyro Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1978 volume:

Hi n rrinnniiiTinaTTnm TYRO 78 w tJUifrnKMimmm - TABLE OF OF CONTENTS DEDICATION The 1978 Tyro Annual is dedicated to a teacher who spends a great deal of his time working with students. He is dedicated to his students and seeing that they get an education. The 1978 Tyro Annual is dedicated to Mr. Brian Burke. Mr. Brian Burke was born in McGeehee, Arkansas on May 8, 1924. He graduated from San Bernardino High and later received his B.A. and Masters ' from University of Redlands. Mr. Burke has been employed as a barber, served in the Marines for three years and is now teach- ing at S.B.H.S. Here at S.B.H.S., Mr. Burke has been the advisor of Student Council and of a Historical Club. He has also taught Drivers ' Education and Training, and is in charge of the archives, now being formed. Mr. Burke and his wife have three children. Sue, Mary, and Brian III, all of whom have graduated from S.B.H.S. Mr. Burke is now in his twentieth year of teaching at S.B.H.S. 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This year ' s senior class officers tried to keep this in mind when planning for senior activities. We have had some of the most outgoing seniors SBHS has ever had. Everyone wanted to get involved and that is what made the class of ' 78 great. From our winning the volleyball tournament to our participation in the hilarious grapefruit pass our class had the spirit. We had some of the best senior officers any school could ask for. A school may have the best class officers but if the class won ' t help, the officers can ' t do much. Such wasn ' t the case here. Whenever the officers planned an activity there was always a bunch of enthusiastic seniors behind them. The wo rld will never be the same because the SBHS class of 1978 is stepping out into it. Regina Soward — Secretary Nadine Sokoloff — Social Chairman SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS EUGENE ALEXANDER Football ANTHONY ALLEN Track JULIE ALLEN Dance Show F.B.L.A. A.F.S. DAVID ALVAREZ F.S. Football Var. Football 2 yrs. Honor Roll 3 yrs. ISIDRA ALVAREZ A.F.S. DONALD ANDERSON Football ALBERT APARICIO Walerpolo Swimming German Club A.F.S., C.S.F DOUGLAS ARO F.B.L.A. LESTER ASTIN Photo Ed. Annual Staff 77-78 Campus Artwork ArtAidtoStd. Council 75-78 Radio Club LOUISE ATKINS B.S.U. Officer 3 yrs. VPofF.B.L.A. Std. Council ODELIABACA C.S.F STELLE BAILEY Frosh VP Soph. VP J. V. Batgirl Annual Staff Powderpuff Football Interact Spirit Club F.S.O. YVETTE BALL Swim Team Daisy Chain BERNARDETTE BARAJAS J. V. Cheerleader A Capella Choir AMY BARDER Sobobans VP 77-78 Usherettes French Club Treas. 77-78 NHS V.P. 77-78 C.S.F., F.S.O. JAMES BARKER N.F.L. Member 4 yrs. Pep Band 4 yrs. Speech Band Officer 77-78 GRETCHEN BASHAW Var. Swimming 4 yrs. Spirit Club 3 yrs. Usherettes Sobobans 2 yrs. Girls ' Swim Pres. 2 yrs. A.G.A. 4yrs. RONALD BECERRIL J.V. Wrestling J. V. Football Var. Football Handball JOYCE BECTON J. V. Gymnastics 2 yrs. Var. Gymnastics lyr. Usherettes 1 yr. Spirit Club 1 yr. Drill Team I yr. B.S.U. lyr. JUDITH BECTON Var. Gymnast 4 yrs. Leo Club Spirit Club Usherettes VP B.S.U. Band A Capella Choir KATHY BEEBEE Jr. Class Social Comm. Spirit Club Sobobans Bowling C.S.F, N.H.S., A.F.S Honor Roll CHRIS BILEK Var. Tennis A.F.S., M.S.O. ANTHONY BLACKSHER J. V. Basketball Var. Track 3 yrs. C.I.F. Finalist IVY League Finalist Student Council B.S.U. Pres. Comm. of Athletics N.H.S. PHILIP BONANNO Oceanography Soph. Baseball Spanish Club Ping-Pong Club Soccer Var. Tennis 3 yrs. SANDY CASE gregoile HEIDI BRAATZ Bi-Centennial Club (Sec.) Var. Swim Team Drill Team Spirit Club 2 yrs. Cavalcade of Bands Soph. Sec. Signature Capt. 2 yrs. Donkey Basketball Spirit Club 2 yrs. J.V. Batgirl Sobobans 2 yrs. | Powderpuff Football Annual Staff 77-78 •ramrniH Timer for Boys ' Swim Team C.S.F., N.H.S., A.f.S.. F.S.O. |[EYtNW ' ' Cm Interact Powder Puff Football Uddj C.S.F. F.S.O.,A.G.A. Honor Roll TAMMY BRADSHAW RICHARD CENTOFANTI pJimSlal Band C.S.F. J. V. Soccer F.B.L.A., B.S.U. Var. Soccer Key Club 3 yrs. KOBWCRAM DEANNA BRIGHAM Key Club Treas. CMr C.C.C, A.S.B. FRANCES CHAPPARO MICHEALCA1 DOUG BRIMMER Uo Club mMM Soph. Basketball Spirit Club J. V. Football Scholastic BRENDACRU Var. Golf4yrs. MaMnfi Interact MARTIN CHAPPARO J. V. Wrestling Capt. luiAmris KIMLYN BUFKIN Wrestling 3 yrs. CYNTHIA CR Va r. Softball Var. Cross Country 2 yrs. indm) lok B.S.U. Var. Track 2 yrs. M) Dm Grapples Club flU MARSHALL BYRD Spirit Club 3 yrs. SHEILA CHARLTON RHONDACU Usherettes 3 yrs. Co-Ed Choir JoWaiij Drill Team 2 yrs. Leo Club fUkaUt Leo Club 2 yrs. Spirit Club J. V. Cheerleader VaXkaltik fomy fow RICH BYRNE (Head 77-78} KMl , Soph. Football CU J. V. Baseball MARK CHAVEZ J. V. Basketball Baseball JANISDANLI Var. Football RICHARD CHAVEZ mtoif, MICHAEL CALAHAN Student Council KARENDAN A Cappella Choir Marching Band ' mab Soccer Leo Club mm Golf ' C.C.C.C, B.S.U. l Tm M.E.CkA. ■KS-CSf., BERNARDINECANO WC II Var. Tennis LEE ANN CLARK Var. Flags Oceanography 75-76 KEVIN DRov Sobobans Spirit Club 74-75 ■ Je , French Club ■Smi, Powderpuff Football MARK CLARK Tyro Times Staff Var. Soccer 2 yrs. JODIE DUCH C.C.C, A.G.A., F.S.O. TARYN CLARK ROBERT CAREY Beg. Mixed Choir 2 yrs. fW ' iilKK Var. Baseball A Cappella Choir yno,. M.S.O. l Mt MARY COAR ksly, DAVID CABALLOS Usherettes Band — Marching. Stage Sobobans llCDllPn ■ 5; n7 C m6 Waterpolo — S( h. ■ Sobobans H ■■ ■I H H H ■ : r i erac Interact, C.S.F. IR i l p l ■i City Admin. MARY DUNN ! Var. Poms 2yrs. Usherettes VICTOR GABALDOW JOANNE GUERRERO m. C.S.F.. F.S.O. Jr. Honor Guard Band — Marching, Concert Var. Poms Homecoming Candidate Daisy Chain Var. Soccer M.E.CkA. E Sobobans Treas. Wrestling CJ JfSecj 3REG COLE Assist. Tyro Times A.S.B. YOLANDA HANCOCK- Tyro Times Columnist C.S.F.. NHS. MINNS Us Senior Class VP Honor Roll GLORIA GARCIA B.S.U. l-hn. Key Club VP and Sec. M.E.Ch.A. n. German Club Pres. CYNTHIA EGE LINDA HANEY 1-n C.S.F.. N.H.S. Bi-Centennial Club TAMMY GARCIA Hospital Servicer Usherettes Oceanograpl ■Uus.0. ICEVFN COLEMAN BOBBIE ELSTON Powderpuff Football mid Var Golf A Cappella Choir JULIANNA GIFFORD Annual Staff interact 3yrs. Softball, Drill Team Drama, Band C.S.F. Pres. 77-78 SHERYL FETRICK Basketball, Swim Team WOFANH Tyro Times Staff Powderpuff Football Volleyball Capt. JACKIE HARRIS Tyro Times Spirit Club Var. Gymnastics ROBYNCRAM NHS. Comm. of Arts Var. Volleyball Mgr i Band Spirit Club French Club — Pres. Var. Volleyball Scorekeeper n Choir A.F.S. Exchange Student Var Basketball Stats BOB FEUER Tyro Times Staff Sobobans (Officer) HAPPARO VIICHEAL CATRON C.C.C. Pres. Interact, Sobobans Usherettes B.S.U.. Leo Club Academic Letter S.B. Tachikawa A.G.A., N.H.S., C.S.F, C.C.C. A.G.A., 4 yrs, G.P.A. 4 yrs. BRENDA CRUMPLER Exchange Student KEVIN GLADEN LAURIE HANSEN Roller Skating Activities C.S.F. Pres.. N.H.S.. A.F.S. Band Jazz, Marching, Annual Staff 76-77 lAPPARO md Awards Spanish Club Concert, All City, Honor Roll CofL M.S.O.. ICC. County 1 CYNTHIA CRUZ Std Council Who ' s Who Among Am. LISA HARRIS mir lp. Broadway to Berdoo Key Club H.S. Band Students Caruiidate Frosh. Amorette a Can ' t St Dancing Elementary C.S.F, NHS. B.S.U. Sec. F.B.L.A. School Tutor EDDIE GONZALES J. V. Cheerleader Var. Cheerleader mm HHONDA CUMBY MARTIN FILIPPINI F.S. Football DSC, NHS. Sobobans F.S. Football J.V. Football F.S. Cheerleader J.V. Wrestling Var. Football TOMMIE HICKS Var. Cheerleader Var. Wrestling Soph. Basketball k Football Homecoming Track and Field MARGARET GONZALES J.V. Basketball Queen, B.S.U. Shot Put Gymnastics 3 yrs. Spirit Club Drill Team 2 yrs. JERRY HILL VFZ SUE FLORES Var Flag 76-77 Var. Track IIX rANIS DANLE ' j m Gymnastics 1 yr. -t Powder Puff Football (Head 77-78) B.S.U. Annual Staff Spirit Club cil M.E.Ch.A. Media MELANIE HOLDER KAREN DANIELS Spirit Club Key Club Gymnastics Honor Roll ROBERT GRACE Spirit Club 1 Drill Team Var. Football M.E.CkA.. C.E.T.A. ?tl Dance Team JENNIFER FREEDMAN Var. Track G.A.A., B.S.U. 11 . W.H.S.. C.S.F.. C.C.C, F.S.O. Mgr. Editor T. Times Std Council Concert and Marching SHERRY GRAVES MICHAEL HOLLY UUIK Band, Band Treas. Spirit Club Track and Field KEVIN DROWM Var. Basketball Booster Club Key Club. A.F.B. |f7J- (i . V. Tennis Var. Softball Camera Club (•75 Var. Soccer 2yrs. Solo and Ensemble Fest Bowling Club VP Leo Club BILL HOLMS Track — Shot Put iRK FODIE DUCHAINE A.S.F. Treas., C.S.F ROBERtGRAY yn. Stage Band 3 yrs. First Chair So. Marching Band SUSAN HUMBERT Marching Band 3 yrs. Ca. Honor Band Concert Band Usherettes ARK Concert Band 4 yrs. Jazz Ensemble Production of ' Carosiset ■ji i d Who ' s Who Among Am. JULIE FULLER Radio Club Girls ' Choir, C.S.F. lioir H.S. Band Students J.V. Basketball Tennis Club Gymnastics 1 yr. Powderpuff Football M.G.M. BEATRICE HUNT IR Spirit Club Wrestlerettes MARrnilFOIIR Honor Roll RUBEN GUDINO French Club ■-9 ri Leo Club Upward Bound C.S.F.,A.G.A.,N.H.S. A.F.S., B.S.U., C.C.C, A.A.U. LISA HYDE Editor-in-Chief — Tyro Times Usherettes Swim Team, German Club - Sobobans, Interact A.G.A., C.S.F., N.H.S. Powderp uff Football Academic A wards PHILIP JACKSON Soph. Baseball J.V. Baseball J.V. Football Var. Football 2 yrs. Var. Baseball 2 yrs. B.S.U. LORRAINE JAMES Var. Volleyball Var. Softball Sobobans A.G.A. 4 yrs., Pres. 78 C.C.C. Sec. 77 G.P.A. Awards, C.S.F. SHERRILYN JENSEN A Cappella Choir Girls ' Chorus MARTAIN JIMENEZ J. V. Football RONIELDA JOHNSON Work Experience Programs CYBILLA JONES Police Training Work. Exp., R.O.P. MATTHEW KABOT Oceanography Pres. MARK KELLY F.S. Waterpolo J. V. Swim Team Waterpolo Club Swim Club Interact, Key Club French Club, A.F.S. JOHN KENNEDY French Club Tennis Key Club Soccer PATTI KONN J. V. Swim Team Sobobans, Pres. 77-78 Usherettes 3 yrs. N.H.S. Treas. 77-78 ' ' Times Mgr. Editor Tyro Times Editor 77-78 Powderpuff football Jr. Honor Guard Daisy Chain Spirit Club C.S.F, N.H.S., FS.O. KATIE KUGELMAN Tyro Times Bus. Mgr. Tyro Staff Writer Sobobans Spirit Club A.S.F Pres. 77-78 Daisy Chain Jr. Honor Guard C.S.F CINDY LAUGHTON Donkey Basketball Frosh. Class Social Chairman Soph. Pres. J. V. Bat Girl Var. Swim Team Spirit Club Var. Flags Interact Sobobans FS.O. TIM LEHMAN Bowling TERRI LEMMOND Basketball Stat Girl Bat Girl Drill Team Jr. Class Social Chairman Powderpuff Football Sobobans Interact Var. Flags 1 yr. F.S.O., N.H.S. Homecoming Candidate 4 yrs. TOM LEMMOND Wrestling Interact, C.S.F. JOHN LJUNGREN Var. Cross Country J.V. Basketball J. V. Baseball C.S.F, N.H.S. YUONNIE LIVE A Cappella Choir Drama JUDY LUEBANO M.E.CkA. KEVIN LURA Var. Waterpolo J. V. Baseball Interact MATT LYONS F.S. Football F.S. Basketball J.V. Baseball 2 yrs. Var. Football 2 yrs. Var. Baseball li ; Interact MATTHEW MAGNINO Var. Waterpolo 2 yrs. Var. Swimming 2 yrs. (Captain 77-78) Waterpolo Club Pres. Std. Council 2 yrs. Powderpuff Cheerleader N.H.S. 3yrs., C.S.F. 4yrs. (Sec.) Interact Sgt. of Arms M.S.O., I.C.C. 2 yrs. A.S.F. (Pres.) 4yrs. DONNA MALONE J. V. Swimming Var. Swimming Powderpuff Football Interact FELICIA MARSHALL City Clerk Soph. Cheerleader Var. Cheerleader A Cappella Choir Annual Staff 77 Spirit Club Jr. High Tutor J. V. Softball Powderpuff Football C.C.S., C.C.C, A.S.B., B.S.U. G.P.A., Performed in Drama Productions VIRGIL MARSHALL Marching Band Basketball Concert Band BARBARA MARTINEZ J.V. Softball 2 yrs. J. V. Basketball 2 yrs. Var. Badminton 2 yrs. Powderpuff Football M.E.CkA. ' Band 2 yrs. JESUS MARTINEZ F.S. Football Var. Football Key Club. C.S.F LISA MARTINEZ M.E.Ch.A. STEVEN MARTINEZ M.E.Ch.A A. V. Club TERRI MARTINEZ Hospital Services Med. Explorer (Pres.) C.P.A.-U.P. Candy Stripers TERRI MARTINEZ Honor Roll G.P.A. MICHAEL McCarthy Track Drama EDISON McDANIELS F.S. Football Tyro Times KARD Radio Media Club Tachikia Runner-up ' 77 C.C.C. JIM McDonald Leo Club Basketball DONNIE McNEACE Track and Field DEANNA McNULTY Jr. Class Social Comm. Sobobans Interact Spirit Club H.S.-Up C.S.F, N.H.S., A.F.S. YVETTE MENEFEE Broadway to Berdoo Wizard of Oz A Cappella Choir Drama, Interact Powderpuff Football A.F.S. LORI MENLEY Usherettes Spirit Club JAMES MENOR F.S. Football J. V. Football Var. Football J. V. Track ROSE METOYER Dance Concert Spirit Club N.H.S., B.S.U. SARA MEZA Tyro Times Staff 2 yrs. Tyro Annual Staff 77-78 Sobobans, Interact 2 yrs. Powderpuff Football Academic Awards Spirit Club C.S.F., N.H.S.. C.C.C, FS.O. i JANICE MILLER I Gymnastics ! Softball 2 yrs. B.S.U. RENE MILLER [J. V. Volleyball J. y. Baskelhall THY Spirit Club Drill Team A.G.A. ' El EDDIE MONGE Explorers Post 88 J. v. Wrestling M.E.Ch.A f77 DARIOMONTECINIO Baseball D BART MOODY F.S. Football F.S. Baseball J. V. Basketball iACE J. V. Baseball Var. Basketball 2 yrs. Var. Baseball 2 yrs. ULTT I CONSTANCE MOORE J. V. Softball - M. v. P. — 75 Var. Softball ' ■ Mod. Dance Show C.S.F..N.H.S. FS. ANTHONY MORENO ■■ £ [J.V. Wrestling J.V. Football . i Var. Wrestling Var. Football I Credit ion Committee M TRACEY MORENO Drill Team Spirit Club Sobohans F.S. Cheerleader Var. Cheerleader I French Club FSO.. N.H.S. RICARDO MORRIS Soph. Baseball Capt. J. V. Football Var. Football I Std. Council 1 KENNETH MURRILLO F.S. Basketball J. V. Basketball Var. Track ■ ' ■ ' ■ I JANETNEWCOMBE [ Sobobans 2 yrs. f ' ) ' j Spirit Club ' ; Std. Council ' ! F.S. Cheerleader ,- , Var. Cheerleader SiiiSS S iLl . waKSWft ' .r .. .- - t- ' • . C.S.F.. F.S.O. JUANITA PANIAGUA M.E.CluA 1 CLEVE NEWELL LO.U. Project ' Majorette M Tyro Times Staff Hasp. I H Writer 2 yrs. MICHUELPANIGUA Flags 1 C.S.F.. N.H.S.. B.S.U. 2 yrs. M.E.Ch.A  H Std. Council TAMMY REIS 1 Comm. of Noontime ELAINE PARKER Band — Marching. Concert Activities F.S. Cheerleader Wrestlereiies .ajS Var. Mascot Choir H MICHELENOBILE Oceanography i|H Drill Team Capt. 76-77 Spirit Club GENETTE ROBERSON 9 Jazz Ensemble B.S.U. H Majorette, Who ' s Who GLORIA PARKS ' ■ M French Club Oceanography LYNETTE ROBERSON H German Club Argiculturc Program I ' ar. Softball M N.H.S, C.S.F Dance Program Spirit Club H A. F.S. B.S. U. ' §M CONRAD NORTON i Fresh. Pres. MICHELE PARSONS CARMEN RODRIQUEZ f F.S. Football Var. Swim Team .4 Cappella Choir J yrs. oH J. V. Football Boys ' Walerpolo and Swim Girls ' Choir I yr. H J. V. Wrestling 2 yrs. Scorekeeper CCS. .lvr. !..C.C.C. S Annual Staff Spirit Club 1 A Cappella Choir German Club. C. C. C. LISA ROZZANO fl Std. Council ' Sfl CINDY NOV ACK DANIEL PEDERSON Financial .Advisor - J Annual Staff Band — Marching. Concert Tyro Times Columnist - H Honor Roll So. CA Honor Band Interact. Spirit Club WM BRIDGETTE OGLESBY J.V. Basketball 2 yr.s. Var. Basketball LeoCluh.B.SU. C.C.C.2yr.s..A.G.A.4yrs. LELA OSBORNE - J. V. Volleyball Var. Volleyball Badminton — M.I. P. Badminton— M.V. P. Checkmates F.B.L.A. Officer 2 yr.s. Leo Club. A.G.A. , C.S.F. SKYLEROUSLEY Basketball Badminton M.E.Ch.A. Club C.E.T.A.G.A.A. JOHN OWEN Tyro Times Chief Photo. Annual Photo. KARD Radio. C.S.F. ANITA OWENS Band — Marching. Concert Band V. P.. All-City Solo and Ensemble Superior Rating Orchestra — Wizard of Oz J. V. Softball Sobobans — Historian Interact. F.B.L.A. N.H.S. C.S.F. C.C.C. Who ' s Who MARIA PEREZ Wrestlerettes M.E.Ch.A. MICHELLE PILSON Annual Staff RUBEN PIMENTAL M.E.Ch.A. ROBERT PLOTNER Waterpolo i yrs. Swimming 3 yrs. SUSAN POTTER Who ' s Who Drill Team 4 yrs. (Capt. 2 yrs.) Daisy Chain. .4. F.S. PATTI PUCKETT Agriculture Prog. Oceanography. .4. F.S. LEONARD RAMOS F.S. Baseball J.V. Baseball Var. Baseball M.E.Ch.A KRIS RAMSARAN J. V. Baseball I ' ar. Baseball Soccer. N.H.S. CYNTHIA REYES . tgr. Gymnastics Drill Team I ' . P. Spani. ' ih Club Pres. S.H.S.. C.S.F. FS.P. Junior Guard Powderpuff Football ' 7 GARY RUBEL ar. Golf Interact N.H.S.. C.S.F PAM RUBIO M.E.Ch.A. REGINARUIZ .4. SB. J STEVE RUIZ ■; J.V. l resiling Var. Wrestling A Cappella Choir ' : C.C.S..A.S.B. ] H NICHOLAS SAENZ F.S. Football ] FS. Basketball - F.S. Baseball J. I ' . Baseball ,5 J.W Football : « ar. Football 2 yrs. Var. Basketball 2 yrs. J ' ar. Baseball ; .4cadenilc Letter Interact. N.H.S. C.SF.. C.Ci ANNETTE SAMUEL Hospital Services Sobobans Leo Club— V.P. PROSCOLLA SANTOS Usherettes M.E.Ch.A. EMMA SARMIENTO Leo Club Choir VICKY SAWYER Sobobans CRYSYAL SCHOEBEL Wrestlerettes MICHAEL SERANNO F.S. Football F.S. Basketball J. V. Football J. V. Tennis J. V. Basketball Var. Football Var. Basketball ANDRE SHELTON F.S. Football Track Band CORAL SCHERBA Gymnastics Campus Debber French Club Tyro Times Staff Sobobans Spirit Club Poms. C.S.F. F.S.O. DOUG SIEGFRIED Marching Band Stage Band Spanish Club Var. Swimming SEAN SITTON Key Club PAULA SMALL Usherettes J. V. Batgirl ScorekeeperJ. V. Basketball Spirit Club NADINESOKOLOFF A Ct pella Choir A.F.S — V.P., A.F.S Rep. ' 77 C.C.S.,C.S.F.,N.H.S. Sobobans Spirit club Sr Class Social Chair. Lead in Wizard ofOz Lead in Fiddler on the Roof National Merit Semi-finalist A REGINA SOWARD t ' .S. Cheerleader Co-Head 75-76 J. V. Cheerleader Co-Head Var. Cheerleader Senior Class Sec. B.S.U. Treas. Homecoming Candidate CC.C. Honor Roll JOHN STAFF Jr. Honor Guard C.S.F. 3yrs. Pres. 77-78 Interact NHS 2yrs. MONIQUE STAMPS Std. Council 2 yrs. J. V. Softball Var Basketball B.S.U. V.P. Usherettes Prom Comm. Jr. Class Pres. Senior Class Pres. Acredidation Comm. Spirit Club Powderpuff Chairperson MARTI STEWART Drill Team N.H.S., C.C.C, CCS, Media Club A Cappella Choir F.S. Football Cheerleader Interact Spirit Club Dance Show Bible Study WENDY STONE Govt. Club 74-75 Co-Ed Choir Drill Team Mgr. 74-75 A ' Cappella Choir 77-78 LONG STOTELMYER Mayor S.B.H.S. Jr. Class V.P. Bi-Centennial Comm. Var. Tennis 3 yrs. Key Club Pres. C.S.F. 3 yrs.. NHS. 3yrs. A.F.S. DIANNETAFFILLA M.E.CkA. BARRY THOMPSON Var. Track 2 yrs. JERETICKNER J. V. Gymnastics (M. V.P.) Sobobans Who ' s Who A.F.S.. C.S.F. NHS Band Treas. and Lib. ■ EDWARD TORRES Marching Band Stage Band ELENA TORRES Drill Team 3 yrs.. Capl. 76-77 Majorette 77-78 Who ' s Who Interact CSF. NHS ISHMNEL TORRES Band — Marching, Concert Head Drummer 75-76 BARDI VALDIMARSSON A.F.S. Exchange Student Interact Std. Council Soccer. Golf DORTHY VANDENEKART J.V. Volleyball Var Volleyball German Club Sobobans A.G.A., C.S.F, N.H.S. MIKE VARGAS Key Club 4 yrs. Off 3 yrs.. Spanish Club Treas. J. V. Tennis J.V. Soccer N.H.S.. CSF TONY VILLA Band — Marching. Stage. Concert. Cavalcade ' F.S. Baseball M.E.Ch.A. - JOE VIVIAN Var. Swim Team Var. Waterpolo Waterpolo Club Interact M.S.O.. A.F.S. LOUISE VOCE J. V. Head Cheerleader Var Head Cheerleader Sobobans 2 yrs. Spirit Club C.S.F. 4yrs. N.H.S. 2 yrs. DWAYNE WASHINGTON F.S. Football F.S. Track Var. Football Var. Wrestling Var Track Block ' S B.S.U.. N.H.S. CATHY WEBSTER Art Show Annual Staff N.H.S., A.F.S. C.S.F. STEVE WHARRY FS Football B.S.U. HOLLIS WHITE J. V. Wrestling J. V. Football Var. Wrestling Var. Football MARCWINDCUR CCCC. CLAYTON WILLIAMS Basketball Football Track MICHAEL WILLIAMS F.S. Waterpolo F.S. Swimming J.V. Waterpolo J. V. Swimming Var. Swimming Var. Waterpolo Swim Club Waterpolo Club Interact A.F.S.. M.S.O.. A.S.B. JUNE WILSON Leo Club Historian Spirit Club J.V.Softball Std. Council 2 yrs. Soph. Treas. B.S.U. TONY WILSON A Cappella Choir Drama Club 3 yrs. Lions Club Rep. B.SU. TINA WINN Var. Tennis Var Track Spirit Club A.G.A. DEBBIE WOODS Annual Staff MONICA WOODS Interact Sobobans BRUCE WORMAN Var. Track 3 yrs. Var. Cross-Country 3 yrs. Var. Basketball 2 yrs. F.S. Basketball 2yrs. Academic Letter Honor Guard CSF, N.H.S. 0 A IK ■ .- Ahead we step . ' . . Forging the future with our bare hands and open minds. i I Lester Astin HALL OF FAME Dedicated to former S.B.H.S. graduates who went on to achieve fame. FRIEND W. RICHARDSON Governor, State of California Friend W. Richardson was a mem- ber of the first graduating class of San Bernardino High School in 1889. After working in San Bernardino as county clerk and law librarian, Rich- ardson moved to Berkeley in 1915. He was soon appointed to the state superintendant of printing. In 1922, Richardson ran for Governor on the Republican ticket and won. His administration was marked for its financial conservatism. His term concluded in 1927. He died in Berke- ley in 1943. Richardson Jr. High School in Bernardino is named for the Governor. DR. CHARLES E. YOUNG Chancellor. U.C.L.A. Dr. Charles E. Young, Chancellor, U.C.L.A., is the youngest man to achieve this position on any campus of the University of California. Grad- uated from S.B.H.S., 1948, he attended Valley College and U.C.R. His Ph.D at U.C.L.A. was received following staff work on Washington with Senator Murray and Congress- man Metcalf. While a political scien- tist and administrator at U.C.L.A. he has participated in various activities. He became Chancellor of U.C.L.A. in 1968. ERNYPINCKERT Athlete Erny Pinckert, for all around achievement, was the top athlete to attend S.B.H.S. A 1927 graduate Pinckert led the Cardinals to foui straight Citrus Belt League basketbal championships. He was captain ot the basketball team in 1926 and cap tain of the football team in 1927 Pinckert was also elected Senio Class Pres. in 1927. He has beer named to both S.B.H.S. all-time foot ball and basketball teams. Pinckert later attended U.S.C where he became an All-Americat football star and won a Rose bow. game for the Trojans with two revers« play touchdowns. After college ht played pro football for the Washing ton Redskins. Joseph C. Rodriguez Congressional Medal of Honor Joseph Rodriguez was awarded the Congres- sional Medal of Honor for heroism in the Korean War. On May 21. 1951. his platoon was pinned down by North Korean machine gun fire. After collecting several grenades. Rodri- guez left all cover and da shed sixty yards yelling and throwing grenades. When he reached the enemy lines, he singlehandedly wiped out five North Korean gun emplacements, thereby sav- ing his platoon. A 1950 graduate. Rodriguez has since risen to rank of Major in the U.S. Army. Tom Hester Athlete Tom (Hurricane) Hester led the S.B.H.S. track team of 1962 to a C.l.F. championship. He became the top prep school low hurdler in the ' nation that year with an 18.3 seconds timing in that event. He also anchored the Cards C.l.F. champion rela team, which set a school record of 1:27.2. His best 100 yard dash was clocked at 9.6 seconds. While at S.B.H.S. Hester was also active in A Cappella choir. A 1962 graduate, he went on to college at Arizona State. He was tragically killed in an automobile crash in Arizona in 1966. Patti, being a Senior can ' t be all that bad. ■ ' ' We crunched the pirates ' anchor! JUNIORS Tom 1 1 Jeir, Brauam Ernest Cariei i. I i Dave Leticia Byrd Calleros Jami Carlson Carter l.inda Cartagena fK iess Ernest Carter Casillas i Bill Cathy Cindy Chakos Chapparo Chartier Jerry Clark Sonya Collins Cook I Joy Cook Marsha Cooper Wayne Copeland ■-TrmriuBKiii ' S 1 kns Bob Linda Hendricksen Hernandez Hcinandc Willie Hick .abel August Hiiu |osa Hobhs Tal Sherri Kirkmon Kirkruff Debbie C. Jen Klein Knickerbocker Knight Audrey Knox Mendy Moselev La onne Vloseles Is nne Murphy N J liana Anna Joe 1urrell Neureite Ncsirette George Jill Neuhaus Neuman lar Newcombe Ra Nmimo Phil Norton f David OConnor Anthonv Olive ' VI J ' ' i m. ' yw ' m — WHPft ' Tanya Perkins Robyn Perry Robert Owens Carlos Pacheco Robbie Phillips Lon Rust Ken Rutherfurd Tom Josephine Shadie Teresa Dan Mario Pats Salmon Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sanders Sandoval Sandoval Teresa Vicki Jeanie Phyllis Habacuc Wc-ndv Helen Sassaman Saucedo Schiaberg Scott Serralta Se enandt Shepard Joe Jacquline Larissa Darren Nancy Patty Richard Sheridan Sherman Shimp Shipp Siegfried Sievers Skelton A Claudette Smith Fstelle Solorio Dennis Sommer ille Kirby Sorden Karina Winstead • nnnii ii iii Miriiiii[ii CLASS OF ' 80 A classV K lajpieled in betweenlHBvere neither Sen- iors nor Fi jnman but we held our treads high. We were no longer beginners. We began to catch on to the fast pace of S.B.H.S. campus. We still have two more years which to fulfill with coming expectations. SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS Abnl (From top to bottom) Mark Von Wald — President, Lisa Ahlmeyer — Vice President. Effie Stamos — Secretary. Ellen Rube! — Social Chairman. Jay Gabriel — Treasurer. Debbie Mareellou Blackburn Blmint Remna Bovd Kathy Bentley • TnTBiiwaimnnwfa nza Evangelina Mark Jonathan John Kevin Georse Natahe Flores Flores Forbes Fort Fortney Fortney Foucher Fowler f Gjfinef Giiiespie II i Tama Jack e 1 -onnie Pamela Jithnson Jo les Jones Jones 1 t ;1j ■ Vl SjJ ■t i I H JJ Btfl R i) H H w H ( c i f 1 Raynmnd Jure 1 Fred Brian Hanover Hansen emn Randy Elizabeth Gina Tina Hansen Hargrave Harper Harper Bobbi Harris Irov I -_. Huerta Gabriela Huerta Robert Mata Gloria Martinez Kim Matter Rudy Melgoza Daniel Miller 9 B J3 Delia Miljsap Marlene Montova Audrey Montecino Marsha Moreno Louis Munge Phillip Parker Joe James Denise Darlene Maria Carol • ' o . , Parks Parsons Fena Perez Perez Pettie Prichard s . 5 r) a :©. £i Sophie Deborah Michael Mike Maria Saul Alicia Payah Patke Padoilla Parlillo Perez Peterson Ramirez Sally Razo Stephanie Redden Paul Reves Kevin Chuck Rowland Richards Ronquilllo Ruiz sMit SjnJta Slovet f l ' f i Sandra Hffic John Robert Smitherman Stamos Stirnaman Stockling Stoielmvre Ramona Sandra Stoduhill Stout v Deborak Serralia Kory Smith Linda Strawn Victor Verdugo Steve Vickers Maryann Vielma Clarence Young n CLASS OF ' 81 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS ItiBj- (From left to right) Julie Martinez — Secretary, Regina Woods — Treasurer, Tereasa Rowe — President, Irene Cruz — Social Chairman, Cathy Soward — Vice President. ' 0. a -- il Samuel Adams Stella Adams Ronnie Alhnghl Joe Faye U-annie Aldaci) Alexander Alii Iraty AKaradn 1.1 Alvarez. fi o:f©30 Paul Rosie Andrade Aniillon t Sylvia Andrea Alvarran Andersen m c;,e ao ?.Q Vincenl Bibbee Tony Davila Barbara Dodd RA Cindy Rose Tony Deanette Eric Cindy Brenda Carol Carnllo Carnllo Carnsal Carter Carter Castaneda Catron Chavez Felicia Davis Deborah Patty William Brenda Judy Donaldson Dunn Easley Ellis 1 llis IK.rctle I ' Mrada i Wsoi f K r f A oijq P, Roncc Sheila EkJdie I u.in l.irle Fiires Farroll I c.isict Ruby I BftA- ol lOO Lorraine Finnick Michelle F-ish Mary Flail Janet lucinda Ralph Mike Flordaliso Flores Flores Fowler Vernon C ind (.cralj [■owler Franks ( r.ui toll ' % i Kathy Gill y r Arthur Gomez i R Eileen Gomez fiO r , Ohvia Kenneth Guisa Gunderson Irene Gomez Kurt Gunter Jose Gonzales Douglas Ronald Sharyl Gordon Grandmont Griffin Wa ne Daniel Gunther Gustafsana f Lesia Guslafson John Hakker Hatly Hammock i Tina Hawkins Timothy Nadine Sylvia Dtnise Robbie Hays Hernandez Hernandez Herr Herrera ■of ©i?0 ia Larona Hicks Tina Riia Humphery Hum Greg Kassel Kathy Kelly Slanic Klos Sandy Konn Lisa Kraft Shelly Krupp Kara Heusinger Pam Izard Frank Jewett Martin Johnson € Richard Johnson Ins Jones Mike Jones Laurie Karr a t Kro eciRE ( Lee Janu ' s L -Of Manuel I ope Miehell Lope Rita lope Kill Lope Beverlv Lucero k( (i m € m. Vi Denise Ma lAcKn McDanicIv Janel Meis I Fa EveKn Miller Rachel Monge : ) Jr- Sandra Moore DonalJ Lvncllc MacKeller Vialone ©ni5 : i ,0A£j t Darlcne AnJs • ] 1 Nacelyn McCleerv B..bhv McGregor Gary Melgoz Gerardo Monge Daniel Monlgomery Cindy Gary lK;;vij j,,hn Mary Moreno Moreno l, clc Motlev Mullen Mark Shelle Kevin O ' Dell O ' Keefe Olive Sophia j(i!tt} ]| Negrete Paulelle Newman Eric Lvnette 9 Alfred Carlos Morales Monita Robert Murphv Murrell Nassralla m Kevin Olive I ' lin John Pauline SalK Oh er Olshefski Ortega Onega Eddy Ortiz f .ear a A George Padilfa Tony Rose Andv Julie Philip Phillip LliCN Robert Parker Palomino Pasillas Pasillas Paule Pelch Perez Perez Susan Scdiak Kart-n Sherman i Mjmt p, Shane Sniilh l.liiinc I ' S..k,.|( ff SoiuincrMlIt Kalhs John Kevin S. w;irJ Spi-II.RA Stalker m ' Mi ' -mM Sidne Sicphens BelsN Slewarl Lorr Worrall Tami Wriahi Cindy Barbara ■oung Za aia The old man sits alone in his chair, ' His wrinkled skin is gray hair, He watches life goby so fast, He thinks of friends and loves of the past. The old man thinks how life has been, He played life ' s game, so hard to win. He laughs at life, the great pretense. So quick and short wfth little sense. He now must take all Hfe bestows, Content to sit, for all he knows. They will notjearn from stories past, How life is short and will not last. When his time to leave is near. No one for him will shed a tear. The yowffig wl lks without a care, His2|nm rred skin, his handsome hair. He diinks not of lif e gone past, . , He tHi«ks he knows how life should be. And tries so hard but fails to see. The life hi knows won ' t last forever. : inescapable. s not capable oughtfor, Mdeplore. i ' I ■is; ' . A--,- L ' y;yyiiitng-- ■ ' kMfm0 mi SPORTS This year when S.B.H.S. said goodbye to Coach Frank Pierson, we acquired a new athletic director and a new friend. Coach Myles Corrigan. Coach Corrigan came to us from Servite, an all boys ' school, to attempt to fulfill the position of head football coach. He successfully gave the students what they wanted,a wiiming football team. The team may not have gone to C.I.F., but they did experience a new sense of unity. When they lost a game, they chalked it up to experience and learned from their mistakes. When they won, they pointed out their fine points and improved upon them. Coach Corrigan taught us to congratu- late the winner and respect the loser. The Tyro annual of the year 1977-78, in exchange for his devotion to S.B.H.S. ath- letics, dedicates the entire sports section to Myles Corrigan. Sincerely, The Tyro Staff He knew how to have his fun! Corrigan quickly finds himself two cheerlead- Man about the campus. Coach Corrigan took part in such school activities as the Battle of Sexes Week. Here he is changing a diaper for the men ' s team and it looks as though he is enjoying himself. MMX rOfii Zri - K. . ' .• DEDICATION Coach Corrigan ' s expressions were often as entertaining as the game itself. He always got physically as well as emotionally involved in the game. I don ' t have the answers to all of your questions! Who do you think I am? God? TTie mighty Cardinal football team gathers around for a pre- game pep talk. .. ,=. _ r ■ 2 ' Name Position Height Name Position Height Carlos Martinez QB 5 ' 10 12 Lionel Marshall RB DB 5 ' 7 36 Tony Moreno QB LB 5 ' 6 18 Troy Caudle WR LB 5 ' 9 38 Dave Newman WR DB 5 ' 9 20 Billy Wilson FB LB 5 ' H 40 Wayne Copland RB DT 5 ' 9 21 Colen Jones QB LB 5 ' 9 41 Robby Caldwell WR DB 5 ' 7 22 Peter Brown RB 6 ' 1 42 Clarence Harris QB 5 ' 8 23 Jim Menor FB LB 5 ' 6 44 John Jorden WR DB 5 ' ll 24 Micheal King FB DT 6 ' 3 45 Carl Brinker WR DB 5 ' 6 25 Danny Hobbs TE LB 5 ' 10 46 Tyrone Alexander RB DB 6 ' 2 26 Rick Morris OT LB 5 ' li 50 Delbert Alexander WR DB 5 ' 8 28 Ted Hughes RE LB 6 ' 1 51 Aaron Martinez FB LB 5 ' 7 30 Dave Alverez OG DT 5 ' 10 52 Danny Robinzine RB DB 6 ' 2 31 Nick Saenz C DT 6 ' 2 53 Bobby Grace RB LB 5 ' 6 32 Bob Buckley C DE 6 ' 0 54 Clayton Williams RB LB 5 ' 9 33 Mike Anagnostakis C DE 5flO 55 Morris Pezant RB DB 5 ' 9 34 Ron Rust OT DT . 5 ' 7 63 Mike Lopez WK K 5 ' 7 35 Anthony Huerta OG GT 5 ' 10 64 f«Go; v ip- ' 1 V a , h FOOTBALL IR- -1 J - ) lii iil i ! - ' -- -i-1 . A i i Name Position Height Derek Chatman OG DT 5 ' 11 65 Jack Nicholson C LB 5 ' 8 66 Holhs White OG LB 5 ' 11 67 Jesus Martinez OG DE 5 ' 8 68 Eddie Lopez TE DE 5 ' 10 70 Eugene Alexander OG LB 5 ' 4 71 Eric Harris OT DT 6 ' 0 72 Dan Atchison OG DE 5 ' 9 74 Matt Lyons OT DE 6 ' 0 75 James Jimenez TE DB 5 ' 9 76 Dwayne Washington OT DT 5 ' 11 77 Charles Martinez WR LB 5 ' 6 78 Mike Osborne OT DT 5 ' 10 79 Rick Byrne TE .DE 6 ' 1 80 Paul Reyes WR DB 5 ' 10 81 Leo Gomez WR LB 5 ' 6 82 Position Height WR DE 5 ' ll 83 WR LB 5 ' 9 84 TE DB 6 ' 3 85 WR DB 5 ' 5 86 WR DB 5 ' 9 88 TE DB 6 ' 0 89 Name Martin Jiminez Mike Johnson Gary Dawson Gilbert Verdugo Phil Jackson Mike Williams Varsity Coaching Staff Miles Corrigan — Head Football Coach Athletic Director Tim Van Horn — Offensive Defensive Line Bill Havard — Running Backs Defensive Backs Phil Cato — Wide Receivers Linebackers Gene Johnson — Equipment Man Dr. Bob Houghland — Team Physician GRIDIRON ACTION 42 Peter Brown gets stung by a Yellowjacket. S.B.H.S. ' s star runningback — Peter Brown. Phil Jackson and Delbert Alexander clash with opposing team members. The Pacific P a hot spot for pre-game rivalry says it all . . . again! —  n  . Clayton Williams, 33. high steps it to another Cardinal touchdown. Matt Lyons displays his defensive might by taking on two! The San Bernardino High School Football Program has arrived. During the 1977 season, many many items were accomplished and a great deal of respect was earned by Cardinal football players. The record of four wins and five losses does not reflect the amount of improvement made by our team. Two of those four losses were to Fontana 8-0, 1976 C.I.F. 4-A finalist, and Chaffey 7-3, this year ' s Co-Champion in the Citrus Belt League. Those two games prevented the Cardinals from making a post season appearance in the Open Big 5 C.I.F. Playoffs. Discipline was the main ingredient and will continue to grow and develop as the Cardinals seek higher and higher levels of success. The San Bernardino defense played well all year long. Of the nine games played, the opposition scored one touchdown or less in five of the contests. Pursuit, aggressiveness, and hard hitting were the terms that best described our Cardinal defense. Offensively, we employed a Multiple Pro I attack. The offense revolved around Peter Brown who rushed for some 790 yards and 10 touchdowns while missing the last two games of the year with a badly sprained ankle. The Special Teams were the best in the C.B.L. Time after time, the Berdoo kicking game would give the defense excellent field position or force a turnover. Combine all of these aspects with the tough discipline, growing weight program, and more concentrated coaching and the future looks to be a very bright one. Coach Myles Corrigan Team Captains Defense — Gary Dawson Offense — Carlos Martinez Special Teams — Jim Menor JUNIOR VARSITY The J.V s played hard and they played tough. It looks like we are definitely going to be the champions next year. i M Her FOOTBALL Our J.V. team may not have been as victorious as they would have liked to have been, but they did have determina- tion. Somehow being number 2 always makes you try harder. We had a strong team that will be an even stronger varsity squad next year. We are all anticipating a victorious season for 78-79. Our Cards can take the punches as well as give them. Paul Alvarez Marty Bloont Richard Burse Frank Calianno Dale Caudle Darrell Coleman Tony Davilla John Fortney Marty Gifford Mark Gillespie Cleveland FHarrel Wade FHopper Richard Ives Mark Johnson Mike Jones kr Gar OOTBALL S! hm , 1 Wfjgfk 1 m § ) r.- . r 1 r i . 60:64 ' 66 A tU V V I 4 rreii Lupe Leon Frank Lopez Andy Martinez Todd Marston Gary Melgoza Luis Monge Adam Montgonnery Chuck Mobile Jose Rivera Mike Rivera Danny Tafolla Keith Thonnpson Kevin Thompson Roy Williams VARSITY Left to right: Brian Fabun, Dave Newman, Tom Hicks, Daryl Williams, Ruben Gudino, Bruce Worman, Nick Saenz, Luis Noble. Rob- ert Stockling, Keith Rutherford, Bart Moody, Mike Serrano, Coach Adair.  l2Liii li This year ' s basketball team has done itself PROUD in my way of thinking. As in the Battle of Britain during WWII never have so few done so much! This team has ventured forth every Tuesday and Friday nights to face the GIANTS and played each game with desire, courage and a tremendous effort to win. Led by returnees — Gudino, Serrano, Nobel, Moody, Worman. and injured Saenz, the team (all 12) has been an inspiration and a rededication to me as their coach. Win — lose — or draw, NO ONE can say they ever QUIT!! In the final analysis — isn ' t that what this game is all about? Coach Dick Adair 21Rl, Coach Dick Adair 1 1 Robert Slocklmu F BASKETBALL 30 Tom Hicks 31 Bruce Worman 53 Nick Saenz teammates Keith Rutherford, Mike Serrano, and Dave Newman anticipate the outcome. ; kl:r; 31 Bruce Worman strives to make a basket while Ruben Gudino and Mike Serrano hope for an extra 2 points. We may not have been league champions, but our Cardi- nals kept on trying and that is what really counts. J.V. BASKETBALL 1st row: (l-r) Hal Rhodabarger, Danny Martinez. Willie Hicks, Kent Stalker, David Razo. 2nd row: (l-r) Mike Ananostakis. Jose Martinez, Bob Buckley, Danny Robinezine. Danny shoots a freethrow; what style! Chalk up two points for Berdoo. J s 1 mn I ' Where ' s the rest of our team? ' The higher theyjump: the harder they fall. F.S. BASKETBALL B Soph.-Frosh Basketball . 1 S.B.H.S. Opponatc snatches ball from Soph-Frosh players. High Anxiety Free-Throw Where ' s the ball ' : ' On euard CROSS Roiin w. hi row: Tom Johnson. Alfred Avalos, Bruce Worman. Geoff Menesses, John Daniels. Frank Jewett. 2nd row: Don Agee. Anthony Armas. Ron Castruita. Dave Nicholson. Chris Leach. 3rd row: Coach Joe Page, Manuel Castro. Rowland Ruiz. Ernest Carter, Bruce Garsham. Joe Sheridan. Coach Joe Page COUNTRY i Ronny was a key runner for the S.B.H.S. Fleet of Feet rter. Bruce Cross Country is a sport at S.B.H.S. thai is relatively unrecognized to those of us who have never taken the time to attend a meet. They had no cheerleaders, homecoming or formal banquet, but they did have will- power and drive. The young men who par- ticipated in this u ngk)rified sport deserve a lot of credit. Often they would push on just a little bit further even when the felt that their legs could not withstand another foot. Cross Country is a demanding sport who ' s athletes demand very little. The Cross Country men practiced hard and deserved recognition for the hours spent in maintaining a good sports record. THE FLEET OF FEET Ernest Carter. Bruce Garsham and Joe Sheridan attempt to overpower their opponent. 114 Coming up over the hill was always a tough task especially when you have been running a few miles. I Joe Sheridan kept up his strength leavmg C.H.S. in the dust. VARSITY dCRSi No ref. I don ' t have anything hidden. A WORD FROM THE COACH OF THE WRES TLING TEAMS. This years team has made a tremendous improvement since their performance at the beginning of the season. We started the season with many problems ranging from a transition of coaches to certain individuals quitting who could have been a valuable asset to our program. I think that if we could have kept all the wrestlers who wrestled last year we could have taken the conference, but unfortunately these individuals weren ' t dedicated enough to pay the price. One major problem that we have had this season is that we didn ' t have any depth in our heavier weights which becomes a big problem for our Varsity and Junior Varsity squads. But fortu- nately we have a young team which shows a lot of promise in the future. Hopefully, with more recruiting and improvement on certain weight classes we could become a powerhouse in wrestling throughout Southern California. Coach Robert Vargas WRESTLING •f Donald Dyee B - a—— 4B W TI- — — 116 Ready for action! Hollis White Albert Gomez Max Draper Marty Chapparro Cheerleaders look bored. Martin Filippini Jeff Mcnesses MAT MEN The Champ! Wayne Jacquet Alfred Rowler Clarence Harris The coach getting into the action. Ronald Becerril Dann Hobbs Joev Martinez JUNIOR VARSITY Front row: (l-r) Arthur Gomez, Steve Lopez, Frank Lopez, Lewis Martinez, Basillo Acosla. Back row: (l-r) Jerry Clark, Ds Farthing, Mark Wingo, Lee Collins. Frank Lopez n u ) Jerry Clark Lewis Martinez Basillo Acostle L I WRESTLING u JmCiarLO ' •.N Art Gomez Mark W ' inao Ready for action. SBHS TRACK For the past seven years the S.B.H.S. Track Team has won the Ivy League Championship. This year while in the Citrus Belt League the mighty cardinals proved, once again, that they are able to withstand even the toughest compe- tition. Perfect hand-off - Ahead of them all!! iL Give it all you got! Try it again Tom 3 -cayir : The thrill of victory And the Agony of defeat What a jump! M F.T.D. Express i i S.B.H.S. lakes on the lead. Shadow boxing. .,-.• N The one and onl We are the champions TRACK Does it with ease! si; LJp and over - Almost Keeping a smooth pace! m That last grueling lap. Still eoine strone!! SOCCER Back row: Kim Mendez, Manager Joe Estrada, Bardi Valdermarson, Scott Hanna. Mike Vargas. Richard Centofanti. Luis Estrada, Doug Sposito, Chris Winstead, Eran Bennett, John Lemos, Bill Easly, Mark Clark, Manager Jose Carreon. Front row: Don McKeller, Wayne Gunther, Keven Morris, David Bell, Keith Brown, Eddie Chavez, Gerardo Monge. John Kennedy. Rich- ard Berry. Deon Martin, Chris Vargas, Jimmy Cordoza, Kent Flocken. S.B.H.S. 1977 78 SOCCER TEAM I r Success is peace of mind which is a direct self- satisfaction in knowing you did your best to become the best that you are capable of becoming. These lines that I once read could not be more appropriate to describe the 1977-78 Soccer Team. Although the number of losses was higher than the number of victories, our enthusiasm, spirit, and team work was never down. We worked hard within our limitations which, this year, were greater than ever. Most of our players were either inexperi- enced, or were playing on a team for the first time. And, of course, the competition from other teams has become greater, due to their acquisition of very experienced players. However, we may say that this year we worked with our eyes on the future. Experience was gained, and fundamental skills and team work were devel- oped. We have no doubts in our minds that the 1978 79 Soccer Team will have the capability of becoming a great team. ) 0(5.9 ULVUA [jtAAdii j Ready tor the kick off. Trying for a goal. iyof i Kent gives it a hard kick. ' M Last minute instructions from the coach. TENNIS is, r.H.;1 rank Catalano. Steve Bell, John Fenster, Philip Norton, Alfred Hong. 2nd ro : David Ceballos, Ho Stotelmyre, Scott W.ttenberg, Rick Morris, David Solamon, Coach Terry Fawcett. Varsity courisaswell Junior Varsity Is, row: David Knop, Scott Francis, Chris Bowers, Jay Gabriel, David Vasquez, Jeff Lesser. 2nd nm-: Mark Brooms, Rex Bullington, Eufemio Ontiveros, Greg Craig, Kent Stalker, Damon Rose, David Nagel. I ' PN ' ono Damon Rose looked good on the courts as well as off. i 1 Eulemii Philip Norton and Rick Morris were good partners in the dou- bles matches. Each year tenni.s becomes more and more popular here at S.B.H.S. We are proud of these men who practice after school to uphold an excellent sports program. We hope that the popularity grows, and who knows maybe they will even have matching shorts next year! Alfred Hong prepares to excute one of his famous serves. SBHS 1 row: (I lu r) Mark Valencia, Shane Smith. Brian Bush, Mr. Leary. 2 row: (I to r) Doug Brimmer. Jim Plotkin. Gary Rubel, Mike Beres- ford, Bardi Valdimarsson. i :.. 4 Coach — Mr. Leary Mike Beresford Doug Brimmer GOLF Brian Bush Jim Plotkin Garv Rubel Bardi Valdimarsson Mark Valencia VARSITY 75 row: Karl Waaecthler, Greg Franz. Steve Wilkins, Matt Fredman, Tim Lucia. 2nd row: Rusty Thomas. Albert, Mike Vivan. Sven Rose, Fernando Alva, Mike Smith. 3rd row: Robert Franz, Mark Kelly, Matt Magnino, Chris Roberts. Joe Vivan, Jeff Kingsbury. Coach Ron Schrempp Mark Kelly was caught in a candid position. SWIMMING R 4 ■ ' •• ti 9 Hl yxmxi. S.B.H.S. is in the lead again. SMILE! Swimmers have always held a certain amount of admiration from their spectators, and this year was no different from the rest. They earned this admiration through their early morning practices and their victorious meets. SWIMMERS KICKED UP A SPLASH b-i.ii HO r- S.B.H.S. swimmer backstrokes his way down the lane. ■■iiiimiinifigi -m Freestyle action. •A 1 Chris Roberts displays his swimming talent through the butterfly. I ' I S,B,H.S. ' s hhm Frank Alva is caught in niid-au ' as he leaps from the starting block. swin WATER ACTION t: lown the lane. S.B.H.S. ' s Mike Smith gasps for air during the breaststroke event. Mike was an asset to aquatics here at Berdoo. Coach Ron Schrempp was always there to and lead his swimmers. guide — . ' -4 .. ' ■•• - ■: Greg Franz, a Frosh-Soph swimmer, shivers after a rigorous event. I am proud of all my swimmers; we have overcome many obstacles. Coach Schrempp. Frank .Alva was our powerful backstroker. VARSITY BASEBALL 1 f « fcB t . ' ' ' ' Vi r ' ' ' i. ' T.. ' -V r- Gss . Bottom Row: (I to r) Bobby Caldwell. Ricky Mestas, Carlos Martinez, Mike Johnson, Mike Lopez, Lenny Ramos, Ronnie Flores. Second row: Phillip Jackson, Bart Moody, John Jordon, Mike Clark, Billy Wilson, Kevin Lura, Chris Barta, Coach Havard. Top row: Matt Lyons, Bob Carey, Kris Ramsaran, Tom Lemmond, John Ljunggren, Gary Dawson, Nick Saenz, Mark Gillespie, Coach Likin. 1 I ' in . 136 Coach Havard Coach Likin Gene Johnson Equipment Manager VARSITY ROSTER f .v ;wi Mike Clark Senior Bobby Caldwell Senior 9 Ronnie Fiores Junior t f ' John Jordon Senior t Mike Lopez Junior 9 . B ' I Sm F f 1 Bob Carey Senior 9 Phillip Jackson Senior 8 Tom Lemmond Senior i Kevin Lura Senior Matt Lyons Senior Carlos Martinez Junior 4« Rickv Mestas Junior Bart Moody Senior Kris Ramsaran Senior ■Bob Careys famous fast ball. Lenny Ramos Senior We tried. P Mike Johnson steals again! Pia ing foi aiuilhci um? J.V. BASEBALL .at Boiiom row: (I to r) Lx)uis Monge. Kevin Fawcatt. David Byrd. Jackie Robinson, Kenneth Brewington, Rene Juarez. Aaron Martinez. Top row: (I to r) Coach Mead, Steve Parker, David Swanson, Mike Callaghan. Paul Reyes (Captain). Mike Williams. Todd Marston. Jerry Clark (Captain), Coach Easley. Mark Gillespie seems anxious to play. Aaron Martinez gives it his best shot. It was a real nailbitinggame. 139 FROSH-SOPH BASEBALL Bottom row: ( to r) Lloyd Duncan, Kevin Brikei (Captain). 1 ony Uavilia, hric Lura, Jesse Burgois, Bill Holland, Jeff Johnson. Lupe Leon. ■ David Razo. Top row: (I to r) Tom Christianson, John Castanon, Joe Aldaco, Danny Tafolla, Andy Martinez, Mike Rivera, Mark Von Wald, Coach Salazar. Coach Salazar Kevin Briket — Captain 1 A.G.A VOLLEYBALL ■ ■.■ ' iM Lim r ' ■. 1st row: Patty Sievers, Shirley Tillman, Lorriane James. 2nd row: Korrina Dunn, Coach Mrs. McMacfarland, Claudette Carter, Dee Cantron, Jackie Becton, Kim Tate. During the past years, A.G.A. has become more and more important and popular. People are begin- ning to look and recognize female athletes. We only regret to say that we do not have a J.V. section and are unable to give credit where credit is due. We realize that you have devoted many hours to maintain an outstanding sports record for Cardinal City and we offer our sincere apologies for this error. The Tvro Staff of 1977-78 , 2 Claudette Carter, was a big asset to girls ' ath- letics proved to be an excellent athlete. Ltirraine James eagerly waits for the oppo- nent to serve. «! Jl ppO- Iitty always has her eyes on the ball. Her volleyball skills ere valuable to the team. Shirley Tillman prepares for one of her superb serves. TENNIS Jst row: Coach, Mrs. Housel, Brenda Wi lson, Shari Loe, Kay Tickner, Pat Grimes, Annie Marutsos, Effie Stamos, Julie Ayars, Skye Haskell. 2nd row: Mendy Mosley, Jeannie Schlaberg, Lisa Ahlymeyer, Lori Wilson, Dawna Fuller, Cathy Conway. Mary Ann Cano, Laura Haskell, Julie Houser, Sydney Bangle, Sharon Jones, Linda Strawn. Our tennis record was 1 1-8, C.B.L. 8- 6. I felt that we were much improved this year. We had close matches, losing some of our league matches by only 1 or 2 points. The team worked hard and had a good attitude and desire. I feel that we will be a strong contender in the Ivy league next fall. Coach Housel Mendy Mosley shows her form as she aces one down the court. TENNIS SWINGS INTO ACTION Pat Grimes hits the ball with all of her might. Her eyes are always on the h.ill Jeannie Schlaberg has a determined look on her face as she tries to return the ball. Lisa Alhmeyer shows that she really can be graceful on the courts. Kay Tickner found that crossing her feet improves her form. GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL ii M«i From Left to Right: Coach Dolores Dudek, Lavida Anderson, Lorraine James, Patty Sievers, Tia Vickers, Jackie Cunning- ham, Claudette Carter, Bonnie Schuyler, Lori Holder, Kay Tickner, Jacqueline Becton, Lori Fetrick. Coach Dolores Dudek Claudette scores another VARSITY GIRLS IN ACTION } Watch out, Lavida, here she comes! Berdoo scores tv i pulIU jjRi Go. team, go GIRLS ' J.V. BASKETBALL Left to Right: Lucy Perez, Debbie Reyes, Patti Ervin, Gena Truilljo, Julie Houser, Labora Marshall, Stella Adame, Sydney Dangle, Lori Wilson. Diane James. e ■ 4r • mm fat£v J.V. GIRLS ON THE MOVE Jump Ball! 3 . 0| 1 | n. • -— - — — y - y Nice shot 41. vit Pass that ball! 20 Jumping high! Scrambling for the ball. OOPS missed that one. SBHS ' S Jeannie Dumocheal takes a break in the middle of . ja. «••  her work out. A swimmer gasps for air as she completes her practice requirements. J Much ethusiasm was put forth by our girls, aquatics. They worked hard and were rewarded by the turnout to watch their meets. Karina Winstead works hard and long hours to improve upon her strokes. FLYING FISH As the faithful hfeguard watches over them, the swimmers practiced their way to the championships. ► J swimmer peaks over the edge to avoid the itchful eye of coach Schrempp. Jeannie breaststrokes her way across the pool. Tlie girls practice their strokes. The eyegoggles were every thing but flattering. GIRLS ' SWIMMING jrni ' Si Jsl row: (left to right) Troy Riddell, Shona Hyde, Laura Haskell, Adale Taylor, Jennifer Lynch, Carmie Avila. 2nd row: Bonnie Burris, Suzanne Skelton, Christy Jimenez, Shelly O ' Keefe, Mary Bashaw, Denise Feaster, Patty Hamock, Nancy Siegfried, Tisa Larimore. 3rd row: Ellen Plotkin, Elaine Franz, Korrina Winstead, Brenda Wilson, Erin Shorett, Shari Loe. i i t A view from the high dive shows a swimmer gasping for air. 152 But girls you have to get your hair wet. Korrina Winstead shows her form as she frecsiyies her way down the pool. .. Athletic Record Varsity Football - — Coach Myles Corrigan Junior Varsity Football — Coach Cato S.B.H.S. 4 Victorvaliey S.B.H.S. • Victorvaliey . S.B.H.S. 34 Rubidoux 6 S.B.H.S. 28 Rubidoux S.B.H.S. 14 Colton 36 S.B.H.S. Colton • S.B.H.S. 12 Pacific 8 S.B.H.S. Pacific 17 S.B.H.S. 21 Corona S.B.H.S. 36 Corona 6 S.B.H.S. Fontana 8 S.B.H.S. 8 Fontana 14 S.B.H.S. 7 Eisenhower 21 S.B.H.S. Eisenhower 8 S.B.H.S. 14 San Gorgonio 13 S.B.H.S. 6 Chaffey 35 S.B.H.S. 3 Chaffey 7 S.B.H.S. ♦ Redlands • S.B.H.S. Redlands 37 Varsity Basketball — Coach Dick Adari Frosh-Soph Basketball S.B.H.S. 59 Ramona 68 S.B.H.S. 51 Cajon 40 S.B.H.S. 35 La Sierra 37 S.B.H.S. 34 Ramona 37 S.B.H.S. 52 Aquinas 48 S.B.H.S. 40 Arlington 75 S.B.H.S. 51 Barstow 74 S.B.H.S. 52 Colton 41 S.B.H.S. 40 Colton 60 S.B.H.S. 37 San Gorgonio 66 S.B.H.S. 50 Apple Valley 61 S.B.H.S. 39 Chaffey 63 S.B.H.S. 56 Bonanza (L.V.) 76 S.B.H.S. 43 Pacific 92 S.B.H.S. 46 Pacific 59 S.B.H.S. 36 Corona 60 S.B.H.S. 40 Corona 67 S.B.H.S. 46 Fontana 83 S.B.H.S. 45 Fontana 58 S.B.H.S. 27 Eisenhower 65 S.B.H.S. 53 Eisenhower 65 S.B.H.S. 45 San Gorgonio 77 S.B.H.S. 57 San Gorgonio li S.B.H.S. 45 Chaffey 79 S.B.H.S. 54 Chaffey 79 S.B.H.S. 59 Redlands 79 S.B.H.S. 58 Redlands 87 S.B.H.S. 60 Pacific 74 S.B.H.S. 46 Pacific 63- S.B.H.S. 39 Corona 41 S.B.H.S. 48 Corona 73 S.B.H.S. 52 Fontana 70 S.B.H.S. 39 Fontana 69 S.B.H.S. 43 Eisenhower 72 S.B.H.S. 54 Eisenhower 65 S.B.H.S. 31 San Gorgonio 39 S.B.H.S. 52 San Gorgonio 67 S.B.H.S. 47 Chaffey 50 S.B.H.S. 61 Chaffey 59 S.B.H.S. 51 Redlands 71 S.B.H.S. 58 Redlands 100 Cross Country — Coach Page S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. S.B.H.S. 39 27 38 23 48 38 33 47 Colton Pacific Corona Fontana Eisenhower San Gorgonio Chaffey Redlands 20 30 22 32 15 20 25 15 Junior Va rsity Bas ketball — Coach Keyes S.B.H.S. 49 Cajon S.B.H.S. 57 San Gorgon ic 64 S.B.H.S. 47 Ramona S.B.H.S. 61 Chaffev 72 S.B.H.S. 53 Arlington S.B.H.S. 51 Redlands 64 S.B.H.S. 56 Colton S.B.H.S. 45 Pacific 75 S.B.H.S. 40 Redlands S.B.H.S. 52 Corona 55 S.B.H.S. 41 Yucaipa S.B.H.S. 64 Fontana 54 S.B.H.S. 48( forfeit) Pacific S.B.H.S. 48 Eisenhower67 S.B.H.S. 50 Corona S.B.H.S. 32 San Gorgonie 60 S.B.H.S. 59 Fontana S.B.H.S. 63 Chaffey 82 S.B.H.S. 59 Eisenhower S.B.H.S. 49 Redlands Swimming — Coach Ron Schrempp S.B.H.S. 57 Yucaipa 35 S.B.H.S. (canceled) Palm Springs S.B.H.S. 65 Aha Loma 93 S.B.H.S. (canceled) Rubidoux S.B.H.S. 68 Pacific 53 S.B.H.S. 62 Ramona 87 S.B.H.S. 93 Corona 63 S.B.H.S. 95 Fontana 48 S.B.H.S. 72 Eisenhower 73 S.B.H.S. 53 San Gorgonio 87 S.B.H.S. 57 Chaffey 128 S.B.H.S. 58 Redlands 115 Wrestling - - Coach Vargas S.B.H.S. 39 Elsinor 34 S.B.H.S. 24 Victor Valley 31 S.B.H.S. 23 Pacific 36 S.B.H.S. 36 Corona 27 S.B.H.S. 49 Fontana 15 S.B.H.S. 46 Eisenhower 17 S.B.H.S. 47 San Gorgonio 14 S.B.H.S. 37 Chaffey 21 S.B.H.S. 45 Redlands 18 Girls Tennis — Coach Housel S.B.H.S. 3 Aquinas 5 S.B.H.S. 6 San Gorgino 12 S.B.H.S. 2 North 11 S.B.H.S. 10 Chaffev 9 S.B.H.S. 7 Rubidoux 6 S.B.H.S. 9 Redlands 10 S.B.H.S. 8 Cajon 4 S.B.H.S. 18 Pacific 10 S.B.H.S. 8 Colton 5 S.B.H.S. 17 Corona I S.B.H.S. 9 Pacific 10 S.B.H.S. 12 Fontana 6 S.B.H.S. 12 Corona 6 S.B.H.S. 12 Eisenhower 6 S.B.H.S. 8 Ramona 10 S.B.H.S. 7 San Gorgino 11 S.B.H.S. 11 Fontana 7 S.B.H.S. 10 Chaffev 8 S.B.H.S. 11 Eisenhower 7 S.B.H.S. 8 Redlands 10 Girls ' Volleyb; ill — Coach Hale ' S.B.H.S. 8-15, 5- i 5 Redlands S.B.H.S. 10-15, 4-15 Pacific S.B.H.S. 13-15, 1-15 Pacific S.B.H.S. 2-15. 5-15 Corona S.B.H.S. 4-15. 9-15 Corona S.B.H.S. 10-15, 7-15 Ramona S.B.H.S. 1-15, 15- 8, 6-1 Fontana S.B.H.S. 15- 9, 9-15, 15-13 F ' ontana S.B.H.S. 1-15, 15- 8. 6-15 [ .isenhower S.B.H.S. 7-15, 15-11, 12-15 Eisenhower S.B.H.S. 14-16, 14-16 San Gorgim S.B.H.S. 13-15, 15- 3, 13-15 San Gorgino S.B.H.S. 7-15, 1-15 Chaffey ' S.B.H.S. 15-11, 13-15 Chaffey S.B.H.S. 15-13, 3-15. 15- 5 Redlands EVERYBODY WANTS IN THE PICTURE g 1} cific row na nGors ' BBjW liAi « En C ' ffi?S2? ' ii fS |) - ' 3F ■ ikudU • ;• '  ■  ■ rilUfi 1 • •T ' l| ■;i . CARDS AT WORK AND PLAY m One could always find Nick Saenz, Tom Lemmond. and Sara Meza and Greg Cole attempt to tackle one of Mr. Towle ' s famed tax Bruce Worman engaged in a heavy academic conversation. ■ , „ such as, where to go for lunch? problems. The Sat ' s, financial aid forms, and applications provided a wel- come (?) pastime for seniors. Hiis was al« Albert Apani Rick Mt)rris describes to us his idea ot ihc perfect date. SBH.S;sve, svei land ' I always seem to choke on Mr. Pring s tests. I SCENES WE LIKETOSEE f June Wilson and Mr. Glass find time in their busy schedules to ham This was always a familar position of it up. Albert Aparicios. I know that Patti ' s head can come off! Jennifer Freedman was a big help to the Tyro Times. She put in alot of effort to get the paper out! -IMlpr ' S.B.H.S. ' s very own mad scientists Rick Cen- tofanti and Mike Vargas could always be found mixing illegal potions. Mr. Prmg was a teacher and a friend to all who were lucky enough to have him. Some may have thought that his classes were coffee breaks but it was one of those few classes where we actually learned some- thing. THE FORCE WAS WITH US ACTIVITIES FOOTBALL HOMECO 1977 Football Homecoming was an eventful evening. All of the candidates and their escorts were charming. The lovely Rhonda Cumby won the title of Queen with Joanna Guerro, first prin- cess, and Terri Lemmond. second prin- cess, as her court. That ' s Entertainment with Sobo- bans taking first place with their Good- Ship Lollipop float. Interact ' s Oscar float was also a masterpiece. Emily Atilano, who is not pictured, was also a candidate. L Mary Coar Rhonda Cumby Joanna Guerrero ;o MING CANDIDATES Terri Lemmond Tracey Moreno Janet Newcombe Regina Soward HOMECOMING COURT I Queen: Rhonda Cuiiiby 1st Princess: Joanna Guerrero 2nd Princess: Terri Lemmond i. • ' CARD L . ; . ' JT J iT v ' k M U ' i r ® f It was good to see the administration participating in the event. Soboban ' s float The Good Ship LolHpop won first place in the competition. Oliver Hardv alias Mr. Vleneses and friend for fans in the stadium. BATTLE OF THE SEXES Battle of the Sexes was an activity designed to prove which sex was better at vari- ous events. After many days of vigorous competition the boys were victorious over the girls, but we were very proud of the girls because they gave each event their best effort. Give mommy a kiss bye bye. Greg Craig blowing his winning bub- Dawn Cleary wins it for the girls. ble. I 1 Changing diapers with case. 1 HALLOWEEN AT BERDOO Halloween at Berdoo was enjoyed by spectators and participants alike. Students were transformed into every creature imaginable. The unknown comic. Mark Von Wald, made a special appearance. Senior class president, Monique Stamps and Council member Richard Chavez, also found time to participate in the festivities. Francis Chapparo and her Minnie Mouse costume was an asset to the event. Teresa Sanchez truly looked like an Okie. BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Kathy Calleros Kathy Chavira Julie Fuller Lisa Harris SENIOR NOMINEES Sara Meza Connie Moore 1 k Vicky Sawyer Louise Voce JUNIOR NOMINEES I Sherri Kirkruff Cheryl Cottone Junior Darling: Sherri Kirkruff SOPHOMORE NOMINEES Erin Sherett Rachel Scherba Sophomore Sweetheart Erin Shorett FRESHMEN NOMINEES Irene i rousas Theresa Rowe Freshmen Amorette: Irene Trousas HOMECOMING COURT Junior Darling — Sherri Kirkruff, Sophomore Sweetheart — Erin Shorett. Freshmen Amorette — Irene Trousas. Queen — Kathy Calleros. Not shown: First Princess — Connie Moore, and Second Princess — Kathy Chavira Jk This year ' s Basketball Homecom- ing was an exciting event, done with the usual Cardinal finese. The spirit was high that night and the girls were stunning each in her own unique way. Our 1978 Homecoming Queen was Cathy Calleros, with Connie Moore First Princess, and Cathy Chavira was crowned 2nd Princess. Junior Darling was Sherri Kirkruff, Sophomore Sweetheart was Erin Sho- rett, and Irene Trousas won the title of Freshman Amorette. U ships, 1 :i C P.T.A This year, as in the past, the P.T.A. accomplished many things. They held a luncheon for the teachers, prior to the opening of school, they served refresh- ments for Back to School Night, and they hosted a Christmas program for the choir and band. They also arranged and served at the Awards Banquet and sup- plied refreshments for the sen- iors at graduation. In addition to all this work they also helped many seniors who need financial aid by helping them get scholar- ships. They show us that with a little help and understanding parents and teachers can greatly benefit the students. P.T.A. President — Mac MacDonald 1977-78 P.T.A. WRESTLING HOMECOMING Cathy Chapparo Queen |l m HOMECOMING COURT Wrestling Homecoming has always been a joyous occa- sion; representing the culmination of a lot of hard work and determination Berdoo is noted for. This year ' s home- coming was no exception. Many beautiful girls vied for Wrestling Homecoming Queen 1978. Cathy Chapparo won the title of queen, with Lucinda Lopez first princess, second princess. Terri Garcia and Elsa Gomez third prin- cess. I I Queen and Court RALLIES GIRLS ' BASKETBALL Girls ' Basketball Homecoming is an event in which senior guys are nominated to com- pete for the title of king. This year we were very lucky in that we had seven charming and handsome candidates. They were Anthony Blacksher. Mike Clark, Anthony Huerta, John Kennedy, Kevin Lura, Bart Moody, and Lewis Noble (picture not avail- able). At this writing, winners were not determined. Anthony Blacksher Mike Clark Anthon Huerta HOMECOMING NOMINEES John Kennedy Kevin Lura Bart Moody POWDER PUFF Senior Team 7.S7 row: (I lo r)T na Winn. Arlene Bri wn. Regina Soward. Judy Beclon, Lisa Harris. Sheila Charlton. Joyce Becton. Lorraine James, Sandy Case, Heidi Braatz, Steele Bailey, Stephanie Harris, Leslie Wilson. 2nd row: Jeannette Vickers, Barbara Martinez, Mary Coar, Monique Stamps, Marshall Byrd. Sue Flores. Bea Hunt. Pat Berry. Coral Sherba. Janet Newcombe. Lisa Rozzano, Amy Jones. Louise Atkins. Uoi.k re nce. SI-. • Ifoosas, i folemau. This year ' s Powder Puff game was the most exciting ever. The seniors took an early lead over the juniors which they held until the very end. It seemed that the juniors offense had a bit of trouble getting by the sen- ior defense. Thus ending in victory for the seniors, the score 8 to 6. On the sidelines you may have noticed a peculiar difference in the cheerleaders. The senior and junior guys delighted everyone with their spectacular cheers and zany stunts. During halftime festivities the very handsome Gary Dawson was crowned king. The attractive Danny Robinzine was chosen prince. FOOTBALL Junior Team r, Monique L ID r. ls( row: Danielle McGinnis. Sherri Gerber, Dolores Rey. Cind Garcia. Teresa Sanchez. Tern Ruiz. Margaret Zimmerls. Lori Law- rence. Shirley Tillman, Sonia Hamilton. Lucinda Lopez. 2nd row: Ronel Irish. Sherri Kirkruff, Nanci Anderson. Phyllis Gonzales. Maria Trousas. Linda Hernandez, Patrizia Storsberg. Mary Newcombe. Cindy Tracy. Marjie Fowler. Lisa Cazenave. 3rd row: Vivian Wharry. Debra Marak. Jill Newman. Monica Gifford. Terri Dumouchel. Kim Jones. Robin Crouch. Bonnie Burris. Helen Shepard. Tina Todd. Tina Coleman. Jeannie Schlaberg, Claudette Carter. 4th row: Lucy Jones. Maria Topoleski, Terri Sassaman, Liz Vargas, Julie Peccorini. Leslie Peters, Ivy Thompson, Jackie Becton. Liz Anderson. Penny Bridges. Dee Catron, Vickie Johnson, Jenifer Nelson. POWDERPUFF CANDIDATES r Junior Candidates li Randy Mann escort: Anne Linane Mike Voce escort: Rita Pastrana Danny Robinzine escort: Kathy So ward Senior Candidates King Ciary Dawson Prince Dannv Riibinzin ALL IN THE NAME OF FUN r . iZ • l l r 1 PA 7f B II 1 ' p i i I i i 19 1 1 1 J c: - i — v_ — 1 1 m V r- k. ORGANIZATIONS STUDENT COUNCIL 1977-78 Student Council Lx ng Stotelmyre Mayor L y Anthony Blacksher Commissioner of Athletic Juliana Gifford Commissioner of Arts Bob Feuer Cardinal Cit Congress President T tF ' f y 1 P kV L :f ' Mi Jr 5 •r ■— 1 x kL EI J Karen Daniels DSC. Liz Anderson D.S.C. Monique Stamps Senior Class President A.F.S. STUDENT K . -. ' 1 Bardi Valdimarsson, A.F.S. student from Iceland — , Bardi takes a break during a soccer game. Lexpeneai €. mit M.m.ml Cit ' ; f ni tlhis world witirdiffer nt needs. ' e should paj more regard to ■-[ ' jb ' ■ ' ■ are not that ' different from one anotlrci fter alL An}ua}s. thii) year has been ver special rnean e ' will always remember you as lonaajs I live, rou Cardmais have given me a real goodj j time. And I hope that Cardinal City will, ■- remaingreat throughout the years to come. Bardi and his teammates take a break from the action. .u ily. ha«; iv new Ills vcar. lo c again, th fill sear! Andersen iiic wiih V r m life. I people are. tr e ft)un J so qiai ' . jc... ican family U seeing a good insigHTinio the 1 1 also has taught me nd increase tnv under- sly, especi, ;h. It IS eiiii un. me ha t ' vities II ermg thi. nateiy. il year has passetitoo fast. Bui befoBi leave. I ' ,a you ail for making my stay here so njoy ible an And I hope! can see you all again, either here many. ' all m differ ' A.F.S. CLUB First row: Yvette Lisowski, Jere Tickner. Jennifer Freedman, Susan Potter. Donna Young, Bardi Valdimarsson, Katie Kugleman. Second row: Mar- tha Esquivel, Sandy Konn. Bob Feuer. Deanna McNulty, Nadine Sokoloff, Patrizia Storsberg. Stephanie Butts. Karen Kolunich. Mr. Loe. Advisor: Mr. Loe CLUBS yi 9 J m iS 1 : R) f ' j I T SOBOBANS SPONSOR: MRS. BOGOTAIN Front row: Katie Kugleman, Robyn Perry. Sharon Gemar, Louise Voce. Jackie Harris. Sara Meza. Tisa Larimore. Rosie Bain. Second row: Janet Newcombe. Terri Lemmond. Julie Ayars. Patti Konn. Amy Barder. Cheryl Cottone. Mary Dunn, Patrizia Strosberg. Back row: Tracey Moreno, Patty Curtis, Leslie Peters, Julie Peccorini, Lisa Hyde. Kim Seefeldt. Nadine Sokoloff, Bemardine Cano, Robin Crouch. Not Shown: Vicki Sawyer, Sandy Case, Mary Newcombe, Mary Coar, Rhonda Cumby. ll-rj, Fmi r, Arlliur Vela, Vela, Susan C CkrisiKiaLe KEY CLUB ADVISOR: MR. LEARY Front row: John Spellacy, Donna Young, Mary Flatt. Janet Sitti n. Richard Cenlofanti. Back row: Lucinda Flores, Tami Reimer, Kevin Stalker, Martha lisquivel. David I ' latt. Kent Fasana, Bobby Feuer, Dana Vezinaw. Mike Vargas. Geoffery A. Mcneses. MECHA ADVISORS: MR. MESA. MR. ROBLES, MRS. MARTINEZ. MR. CASTRO (l-r). Front row: Thomas Mesa. Mario, Pam Rubio, Tony Carrisol, Pat Rierro, Darlene Peiey. Rena Holman. Arthur Vela. Rudy Robles. Adrian Rojas. Back row: Lupe Martinez. Armando Rojas, Lisa Martinez. Claudio Vela, Susan Castaneda. Richard Pashio. Sylvia Flores, Teresa De La Cruz, Ruth Sena, Barbara Martinez, Maria Christina Leon. Armando Castro. B.S.U. SPONSORS: MRS. JOYNER. MRS. MARTIAN Mrs. Jo ner. Larry Gray. Cleve Newell. Moniquc Stamps, Deljuanna Catron. Liz Anderson, Philip Jackson, Bea Hunt, Lisa Harris, Mrs. Martin, Retina Soward. N.H.S. ADVISOR: MRS. WALDECK Gary Rubel, Bruce Worman, Jackie Harris, Lisa Rozzano. Terri Sassman. Patti Konn. Dorthy Van- denekart. Amy Barder. Greg Cole, Louise Voce, Mary Dunn, Katie Kugleman, Anita Owens, Cleve Newell, Nadine Sokoloff, Patricia Storsberg, Long Stotiemyre, Kathy Beebee, Deljuanna Catron, Bea Hunt. Janet Newcombe. John Staff, Matt Mag- nino, David Flatt, Kent Fasana. Alfred Hong, Bobby Feuer, Patty Curtis, Pam Demulling, Karen Daniels, John Owens, Cheryl Cattone, Nick Saenz, John Ljunggren. M.S.O. ADVISOR: MR. LUDWIG (left to right) Matt Magnino. Albert Apancio, John Staff, Chris Roberts, Mark Kelly, Jeff Kingsburg, Mike Williams, Joe Vivian. L.E.O. ADVISOR: MR. SHEPARD Front row: Bea Hunt. Second row: Lucinda Lopez, Maria Martinez, Rita Hunt, Annette Samuel. Third row: Marshall Byrd, Judy Becton, Sherry Graves. Fourth row: Lucy Jones, Doris West, Lonnie Jones. Not Shown: Tammy Tinsely. Betsy Stewart, Michael Catron, Richard Chavez, .Mfonso Guerro, Fred Cruz, Kevin Olive, June Wilson, Philip Englhart. w.  ise Voce, ' ensXIeve ai ' onJea toll Map. ' «(1 Hont rajiaten lidSaew, CAMERA CLUB Advisor: Mr. Threatt (L to r): Marc Winocur, Dana Vezinaw, John Olshefski, Mark Westwood, Steve Nunez, Karen Newman, Ron Mann, Doug Gordon, Kurt Van Lewen, Charlene Ramirez, Celicia Cunningham, Bob Benson, Ehzabeth Aviia, Darlene Martin, Elizabeth Broach, Andrea Atkins, Anthony Olive, Mark O ' Dell, Alicia Garcia, Barbara Goldstein, Sandy Case, Ron Cummings. jptt Mana LucyJoifS ' uy Tinsel) ' ;ez. Alfonso ' AQUATICS Advisor: Mr. Shremp 1st row: (I to r). Joe Vivian, Albert Aparicio, Kent Stalker, Chris Roberts, Mark Kelly, Mike Williams, Jeff Kings- bury. 2nd row: (I to r). Matt Magnino, Fernando Alva, Matt Friedman, David Buckley, Mike Vivian. Mike Parillo, John Crego. OCEANOGRAPHY ADVISOR: MRS. SHORT (r-l) Mrs. Short, Eufemio Ontiveros, Christine Santiago, Rusty Thomas, Doug Sposito, Greg Creig, Brad Moseley, Beth Beebee, Bill White, Janet Sitlon. F.B.L.A. ADVISORS: MRS. JOYNnR, MR.SUCHOW (l-r). Front row: Joan Bandzak, Lela Osborne, Kathy Hobbs. Doris West, Tammy Bradshaw, Vita DeBellis, Pam Conley. Back row: Mrs. Joyner, Shari Graves. Mr. Suchow, Rhonda Early, Tyrone Newell. NTERACT AcJvisor: Mr. Pring Isi rov.: (I to r). Sara Meza, Kevin Coleman. Mike Smith. Gary Rubel. Karma Winstead. 2nd row: ll lo r). John Owen. Tinahse Coleman, Liz Kuernen. Ralph Hammock. Kim Jones. Robin Crouch. Joey Hale. Cindy Tracy, Patti Kohn, John Staff, . rd row: II to r). Matt Magnino. Karen Kolunchich. Mike Williams. Sven Rose. Nicci Handy. Jay Gabriel. Pat Grimes. Chris Winstead. Dan Farthing. Mike Bersford. Kris Ramsarram. Leslie Peters. CSF Advisors: Mrs, Taylor Mr. Kuhn Isi row: (I to r). Lisa Rozzano. Amy Barder. Cheryl Bradbury. 2nd row: (I to r). Louise Voce. Katie Kugelman. Patrizia Strarsberg. Linda Strawn. John Liung- gren, Patti Kohn. Dorothy Vandenekart. Pat Grimes. Shari Loe. Stephanie Butts, Jrd row: (I to r). John Staff. Matt Mag- nino. Coral Scherba. Nick Saenz. Bea Hunt. Mary Beth Dunn. Anita Owens. Karen Kolunchic. Kent Fasana, Nicci Handy. Annie Marutsos. Jennifer Freed- man. HOMECOMING FLOATS The Soboban float getting last minute touches. frmm Zimmerh Interacts Float ITie winning float Sobobans. ANNUAL STAFF ' 1977-1978 Annual Staff Front row: Sue Flores. Barbara Korziuk, Advisor. Terry Flores. Back row: Sandy Case. Sara Meza. Stelle Bailey. Shelley Brock. Margaret Zimmerly. Cindy Haney, Linda Haney. TYRO TIMES STAFF Front row: Lisa Hyde, Dr. Mayor, Patti Konn. Second row: Brenda Wilson, Margaret Zimmerly, Lisa Rozzano, Sara Meza, Liz Broach, Shari Loe, Tisa Larimore, Kevin Coleman. Back row: Steve Nunez, John Owen, John Staff, Matt Magnino. Shelley Brock, Pat Grimes, Kay Tickner, Jennifer Freedman, Greg Cole. STA FF BOX EDITORS IN CHIEF Patti Konn and Lisa Hyde MANAGING EDITOR Liz Broach ASSOCIATE EDITOR John Staff NEWS EDITOR Jennifer Freedman Shari Loe Matt Magnino Sara Meza (Ace) Cleve Newell Troy Riddell Kay Tickner Brenda Wilson Margaret Zimmerl PHOTOGRAPHY John Owen Steve Nunez I COLUMNISTS Greg Cole BUSINESS MA NA GER Lisa Rozzano Lisa Rozzano STAFF WRITERS PRINTING ADIISOR Shelley Brock I owell Buch Kevm Coleman Pat Grmies JOURNALISM ADl ISOR Tisa Larimore Dr. Mayor PEP GROUPS m I  1977-1978 PEP GROUPS Dr. Bailey Advisor Mrs. Brooks Assistant The 1977-78 Pep Groups carry on their tradition of promoting spirit at S.B.H.S. Our Varsity Cheerleaders not only brought home the Spirit Stick from camp, but a trophy for Superior Performance. The J.V. Poms won the Most Improved. All groups received many ribbons. We continue to represent our school in area, state, and national competitions, as well as our regular activities at games and Pep Assemblies. Dr. Barbara Bailey, Sponsor A Mr. Escobar Assistant  ,. . l I 7 Tracey Moreno Elaine Parker Varsity Mjscol Usa ilarris m VARSITY FLAGS VARSITY POMS i    t js r - ' - Maf Tslewcombe ( ly 1 I J.V. CHEERLEADERS Anna Negrete Co-Head J.V. POMS SOPHOMORE CHEERLEADERS FINE ARTS MARCHING BAND ,tL FLUTES Wilma Walker Dan Pederson Lebora Marshall Kathi Van Gompei Marty Ramos Terri Tiedeman Susan Free Cheryl Bradbury Lucinda Flores Mary Flatl Janel Sitton Sonia Hamilton CLARINETS Nanette Ramos Karen Illgen Bessine Littlefield Denise Tillman Tami Ackley Pam Izard John Hakker CLARINETS JereTickner Michelle Duchaine Wayne JacqucI Willy Lopez Darlene Martin SAXOPHONES Kenton Fasana Debbie Blackburn CONGER ' Crowelljc SlroK i Frank Torres Anna Hicks Martin Johnson Alicia Garcia Robert Gray Dana Vezinaw Sephaine Butts Mark Westwood Gary Moreno Dale Reimer Gorge Aguiler TRUMPETS Steve Tanner John Motley Ray Guajardo Rudy Canalez Robert Owens Fred Torres Art Menor Ken Bryant Bill Crow! Frank Martinez Dan Arc TUBA Mike Flower ALTO HORNS Veronica Flores Dion Martain Hatold Krause TROMBONES David Nicholson Steve Nunez Veron Flower Tom McEuen BARITONES Joel Frazier Gerardo Monge Basilio Acosta Todd Graves BELLS Tami Reimer Donald Phillips PERCUSSION Clarence Harris Freddy Nunez Mike Belicki Brain Humbeet Rudy Melgoza PERCUSSION Danny Tillman Richard Boothe Eddie Farrell Craig Gerstner Mike Owens Ivan Barnes MASCOTS Roise Bain Joyce Bccton BITONTHIRLERS Michelle Nobile Elena Torres SIGN A TURE Marshall Byrd Martha Esquel Marcie Larkins Lynette Shimp Sandy Case DRILL TEAM Cinda Littlefield — Sherri Brawley Vera Bnnker Beverly Brown Robin ' Caldwcll JonaChatman Janice Cooper Veronica Cruz Faith Cunningham Irma Diaz Margaret Diaz Mary Fair Cynthia France Elza Gomez Irene Gomez Valerie Goodloc Sharyl Griffin Oliva Ciuissa Nicolct Handy Carmen Johnson Tama Johnson l ' :iin Jones Sandra Kohnn Karen Kolunchich Stella Lopez Tersa Luna Lvnette Malone Roberta McCoy Evelyn McDaniels Monica Nauls Pauline Ortega Mana Perez Mana Potenciano Darlene Richards Wanda Robinzine Liurc Rodriguez Rosemary Rojas Jeanne Samaro Lisa Scott Ruth Sena Gwen Smith Jackie Sullivan Tonica Todd Mana Vega Cathy Villa Bcnita Z;imudio Vivian Jackson Dana Nyncks Karon Plolncr Bimnic SchuN Icr Yvettc Lisowski Di nna Young I SUG[ CONCERT BAND: Tami Ackley, Roise Bain. Jim Barker. Mike Belicki. Debbie Blackburn. Cheryl Bradbury. Rudy Canaiez. William Crowell. Jodie DuChaine. Kent Fasana. David Flatt. Veronica Fiores, Joel Frazier, Susan Free. Graig Gerstner. Kevin Gladden. Sonia Hamilton. Clarence Harris. Brain Humbert. Karen Illger. Harold Krause. Bessine Littlefield. Lebora Marshall. Tom McEven. David Nicholson. Freddy Nunez. Mike Owens. Robert Owens. Danny Pederson. Marty Ramos. Nanette Ramos. Dale Reimer. Ramona Stronghill. Janice Stover. Steve Tanner. Jeanna Thompson, Terri Tiedeman, Denise Tllman, Kathy VanGompel. Dan Miller. iliiniliicli iiuls 1(10 1 0 ,licl3 jcliiiyl STAG!. BAM): Debbie Blackburn, Rudy Canaic , Kent Fanana. David Flail. Kc in (.l.uidcii, Robcii ( nay. Wayne Jacquet. Gary Moreno. David Nicholson. Michelle Nobil. Steve Nunez. Dale Reimer. Mark VonLald. Dan Aro. Ray Guajardo. Mark Westwood. John Motley. Martin Johnson. Dion Martin, Tami Reimer, Ken Rutherford, Joel Frazer, Veronica Fiores, Harold Krause. Stephanie Butts. Ken Bryant, Gerardo Monge. Hi Mom Looking Good. Banner Flaes Jud keeping her girls in line S.B.H.S. ATTACHED UNITS STATE FLAGS: Lisa Scott. Tonica Todd, Rosemary Rojas, Laura Rodriquez. Margret Diaz, Pauline Ortega, Jeanne Samero, Maria Potenciano, Maria Perez, Jackie Sullivan. Veronica Curz, Mary Vasquez, Michelle Lopez, Lynette Malone, Bonita Zamudio. BATON TWIRLERS: Michelle Nobile, Elena Torres DRILL TEAM: Cinda Littlefield, Tania Johnson, Cynthia France, Karen S.B.H.S. FLAGS: Val Goodloe, Dana Msie. ' i ian Koloncich, Nicolet Handy, Cathy Villa, Wanda Robinize, Roberta McCoy. Jackson. Pam Jones. Irma Diaz. MASCOTS AND GYMNASTS: Joyce and Judy Becton. Rosie Bain. Elaine Parker. 212 SiGNAlllRF;: Marshall Bird. Donna ounj:, Martha 1 squel. Sand Case. CHOIR :iano. Manil [)pez.Ljneiie| C.C.S.: David Boggs, Felicia Marshall, Carmen Rodriquez, Dennis Jackson, Nadine Sokoloff, Bobbie Elston, Dexter Woods, Doug Dye. Cheryl Cottone, Rex Bullington, Cheryl Kowalewski, Janet Hux, Laura Geyer, Mike Voce. Robin Perry. Richard Velis. Eliza- beth Whte. Eufemio Ontiveros, Greg Craig. Dale Caudle. I Vivian A ' CAPPELLA: Terri Garcia, Elizabeth White. Rachel Betancourt. Terri Mann. Cathy McGraw. Dale Caudle. Denise Agular. David Boggs, Julie Martinez, Conrad Norton. Felicia Marshall, Jana Taub, Tim Anderson, Judy Becton. Cathy Hobbs. Dennis Jack- son, Mike Callahan, Bobbie Elston, Troy Caudle. Tommy Hicks, Tony Wilson. Dexter Woods, Rita Pastrana, Wendy Stone, Alfred Fowler, Doug Dye, Cheryl Cottone, Demetrrius Cook, Dan Atchison, Terri Ruiz, Rex Bullington, John Reis, Laura Geyer, .Mike Voce, Cindy Tracy, Maria Leon, Mary Karr, Richard Velis, Cindy Franke, Carol Bolin, Darcus Conner, Loretta Freeman. (LSiaii; CHOIR OFFICERS; Dennis Jackson, Cheryl Cottone, Mike Voce, Janet Hux, Rex BuUington, Laura Geyer m Rex looses his music. M ■■ Mrs. C ' s better side for the day. Learning new songs can be fun.  J frlitk Period 1 works hard to learn their new piece of music. 2i5 CERAMICS Julie looking busy Lisa Owens displays her artistic ability in creating a mystical dragon. n ' But Michelle, that ' s not what she said?? • ' iKh-ridv Ceramics ' students creating anythuig from plates to pots. ART CLASS KEEPING BUSY. . . Another tun day in Art Class . VOCATIONAL EDUCATION w • Mr. Buch — Printing Mr. Hickey — General Mental Mr. Kanter — Cabinet and Carpentar Mr. Redwine — Auto Mr. Williams — Drafting 1-2-3 Scott Desfaluy — working hard? Hey Miley, Carburator trouble ' ? Jack tightens the loose screws. I. Bryan and Everett team up for quicker results. Diana Jefferson shows that girls can do it also. Dave hard at concentration. L Eugene Martinez Period 4 Drafting Perfect lines are the best results. IT m3 F ranks Heddens works hard in period 4. Jim Alit shows off his strength Richard Ives — Period 4 General Metal ilrt . D ' wane Caddell — Period 4 Gen. Meta Robert Lehning gets a close up view of his work. 22i Jeff Cole operates the printing equipment with no problems IfflCS- FACULTY I • • • • • • I .:: W:;C-;;;...v GEORGE MENESES Principal Gl :RALOSUi;PbRD Vice-Principal BARBAR ( I INE ' icc-Principal COUNSELORS heli;n bck.ai i BS. MS. PPS Credential — USC WILLIAM LILIENTHAL BS — UCLA MS— USC DOROTHY MARTIN IHOMASMLSA BS — Calif. Slate Polytechnic Univ. MA — CSCSB RUDYROBLES AA — SBVC BA. MA — CSCSB MARYSTENSON MA — Univ. of New Me.xico TEACHERS RICHARD ADAIR BS — San Dieao State LEONARD ANDERSON LARRY ARNOLD I DR. BARBARA BAILEY BS — George Washington Univ. MA — Mills College PHD — Claremont Graduate School CHARLOTTE BROOKS BA — Stillman College MA — Pepperdine Univ. BRYAN BURKE BA, MA — Univ. of Redlands SAM CURTIS 226 BA, MA Cal Stale LA, USC, UCR ROBERT BALLOU BA — Ottawa University BS — Kansas State RAYMOND BROWN AB — Bowdoin College MA — Univ. of Denver c ■HBj A HE H i H W . -5 SYLVIA CICHOCHI PHII PDLSC II JOHN BOWERS LOWELL BUCH Voc. Credential — UCLA i MYLESCORRIGAN BA — Cal. State Northridge MA — Univ. of San Francisco JOHN DREW BA — West mar DOLORES DUDEK BS — Northern 111. Univ. MS — Indiana Univ. GEORGE FINIZIO BA — Univ. of the Pacific MA — New York Univ. TERRY HALE BS. MA Middle Tennessee Stale George Peabody College Arizona State Univ. WILLIAM EICHENBERG PhD — Univ. of Santa Clara Univ. of Redlands CURTIS GLASS MS — Claremont College LUCYHAYNES MA — Oregon State Univ. MA — CSCSB I. PATRK K i;SC OBAR f f 5r 1 , DANIEL GOULD BS, MS — Univ. of Wisconsin « RALPH HICKEY BA — Cal State LA MA — Univ. of Redlands CORRINEHOUSEL BS GEORGE HUGHES DEAN JOHNSON MARGARET JOYNER BS — Norfolk State College RICHARD KANTER UCLA 1 In p P ' ' v{ . 1 ROBERT KEYES JAMES KOCHER BS— Ball State MA — Indiana Univ. PhD — Hard Knox THOMAS KUHN CHARLES LEWIS 228 BS - Pittsburgh State MA — Azusa Pacific College V 1 i JAMES KONTOS BS — State Univ. College of Educ. MS A - WILLIAM LANTZ BS — Indiana State Teacher ' s College MS — Oregon State Univ. ROBERT LII.LIBRIDGE MA — Middlebury College Vt. BARBARA KORZI UK BA — CSCSB LLOYD LEARY BS — Thiel College M.Ed. — Penn State Univ. Ml ' d. S. LiH . i fNcu Mexico BERNARD LOE BA, MA — Univ. of Redlands 1 JOHN LLCKHY BA — San Jose St. Univ. H, R()I I) II ) l(, BS. Masters Oregon St. Univ. DR. tLI RILDLM.WOR PhD— UCR ROYMcEACHtRN AB — St. Thomas Univ. DR. JESSIE MERCADO BA. MA— RedlandsUniv. PhD — UCS 4M VERNON MILLIKEN VERLEMILLSAP IRENE MOORE BS — Cornell L niv. LADDIE NEDVED BS Kent St. Univ., Ohio St. CRUZNEVAREZ BA — Redlands Univ. CHUCK NEWMAN BA Loniz Beach St. ' it-- NICHOLAS NORTON SR. BS — Wavnesburg College MS .Azusa - Pacific Colleae . . JOSEPH PAGE BA — San Diego St. College MA — Univ. of Redlands ERNEST REDWINE BA — Calif. St. Univ. Long Beach RONALD SCHREMPP BS, Masters — Cal. Poly Pomona ROBERT SIGLER 230 BA - - Univ. of Redlands MA — Claremont Graduate School FRANK PIERSON CLARENCE REISE DR. JOHN SCOTT PhD— Univ. of Illinois DELMER STANFORD ROBERT PRING MA — Marshall Univ. MS — Univ. of Minnesota MS. RICH OLIVE SHORT BA — UCLA MA — UCR PhD — Colorado Christian College ROm Rl SI R KIR PHILIP SUCHOW MS, MA use «. MARVIN SWAN BA — Univ. of Wisconsin MFA — Univ. of Arizona tMILIETAYLOR WILLIAM THREATT BA — Redlands ARCHIE TOWLE BS, MA — Univ. of Nebraska CURTIS TWICHELL MA — Univ. of Illinois AM JOHN VITEK ANTOINETTE WATSON BA — Trinity Univ. Masters — Cal. Poly. San Luis Obisipo CHARLES WACiNLR DENNIS WILLIAMS BS — Cal Poly Pomona WANDA WALDECK BA — Univ. of Hawaii MA — Univ. of Michigan EUGENE WILLIAMS BS — Purdue Univ. M.A — Redlands LJniv. CLASSIFIED PERSONNEL Clerical Staff JUNE BAIN ALMA BENDER MYRTLE CALIANNO LUCILLE GARDNER SHIRLEY HARRISON BARBARA HOPTON MARGARET MARINIS NANCY NEILY f 7- f. MARIE NELSON ROBERT GARCIA Campus Res. Asst. 232 SYLIVARUBIO Bilingual Aide ADELE PHILLIPS LEOTRAMETOYER Campus Res. Asst. JUDYRHYNi; PHRC lulor DONNA ROTH DORTHY ROSS Campus Res. Asst. MARIAN WARD Bus. lid. Aide DORTHY STROHTE Attendance Counselor iw ARMANDO CASTRO A.V. C iordinator KlinUiRCK HELL Life Ciuaid PAMCLOl (.H Attendance Aide LUPE MARTINEZ Staff Assistant ARTHUR CRAIG Cust odian GLORIA MANTHIS Cafeteria Worker VIRGINIA GROW Attendance Aide EUGENE JOHNSON Athletic Equip. Attendant JACQL El.lNEBAGLEY Cafeteria Worker ROSE MARY MARTINEZ Cafeteria Worker JEAN HOSFI ELD Attendance Aide T ! r iij k - ' A '  ! i i CESARIO CABRERA Custodian WEETONA DAVIS Cafeteria Worker SALLIE MORRIS Cafeteria Worker RACHEL REYES Attendance Aide GUS HIDALGO Custodian ERMA GOLDEN Cafeteria Worker JEANREIMER Cafeteria Worker SALLIE MAE ROBERSON Cafeteria Worker RlTWAl HNCIA Cafeteria Worker LAVAUGHN WETTON Cafeteria Worker NORMA WHALEY Cafeteria U ' orker MEMORIAL This page is in memory of Mr. Stanley Lund who was at S.B.H.S. from 1961 to 1977. - — Stanley Lund was born on November 16, 1924. He received college degrees from Northern Michigan Uni- versity, Marquette, Michigan and Indiana University. Before coming to S.B.H.S. he taught in upper Michi- gan for about 12 years. Mr. Lund taught at S.B.H.S. for about 15 years. While he was here, he helped out as class advisor, advisor for Interact Club and was sponsor of an early morning prayer group. He taught World History and was teamed up with Ms. Ward for the great Humanities class. The underclassmen might remember him, but the students who remember him the most are the class of ' 78. That was the last year he taught full time. He started teaching in the fall of ' 76, but because of his illnesses, he could not continue. He passed away on March 28, 1977. The next week, school was half-day one day so the students could go to his funeral. This was the first time this was ever done for a teacher. The Annual Staff ' 2 il Ik 4 r n 1 rv i d 1 ,■ 1 j| i 1 3358 Hi 1 ALSO: FOOD PR 549 W. 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LUGO AVENUE « SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA 92404 BRIDAL BOUTIQUE TUXEDO RENTAL AND SALES Bridal and Formal Gowns of Distinction 10% off Gowns — Student Discount 899 North D. Street (Corner of 9th and DSt.) San Bernardino, CA 92401 (714)888-6848 fl CARD CITY PATRONS Emma A. Sarmiento Frances Mary Chapparo Mr. and Mrs. George M. Chapparo Kimberly Seefeldt Mr. and Mrs. Seefeldt Barbara Smillie Mrs. M. J. Smillie Laurel Patrice (Pat) Berry Celestina Cobbs UNUSUAL EVENTS i: Corrigan tauglu v . iih his mouth open — again ' And this is what I look hke when I get up in the morning Doin what comes naturally What ' s wrong Barbara? Gretchen. Mike, and Doug shooting the breeze during lunch. It can ' t be all that bad! Mike this is suppose to be serious. OUR THANKS TO Nelda Townsend and Jane Parmer for being our representives from Taylor Publishing Co. Miss Barbara Korziuk for being our advisor. Mr. Threatt for helping with our photography. Ralph Crowell for doing our photography work. r-r- Dana Vezinaw, Steve Nunez, John Owen, and Greg Cole for helping ' |:y| with our photography. lodkf™ Mr. Buch for his advice. Jf The Secretaries in the office for all their help. Coach Corrigan for all his help that he gave us. Lucy Jones, Chrissy Quiel, Peggy Baca and Doug Aro for selling ads for us. All the Coaches who helped us out with the sports. All the teachers who let us out of classes to work on the deadlines. To all the kids who signed up for the annual staff. SBHS 4 I f S.B.H.S.illmQlllQter Hci. ' .fiaiLSP High all hail to thee. Honored by many, cherished by all: Dougiiief i ond sons thy greatness exalt, Noble in purpose and grond in thy might; All iioil to thv Sable and Cardinal brigh ' SBHS ALMA MATER SMILE JUDY AND JOYCE THE STAR F OO IBALL PLAYERS 1 1 1 K K IE U n}i MPfSP P jfe? pr tmr - Rita- — Camera shy? Where did it go Do it this Finding graduation poems often bbriifg, I ' ve decided to dedicate a poem to the gradira class of 1978. It contains a message I would like for everyone to carry with them throughout their journey of life. THE SPECIAL YOU You make yourself just who you are, A lonely soul, a special star. Your talent is 4 ' hat you create. Once again another Tyro Annual has been printed and to us the dedicated Tyro Staff, we beheve it to be the best ever put out by SBHS ' s students. We reahze that it is not possible to please EVERY- ONE all of the time, but we did our best. A lot rested with the coorperation of the student body. Nev- ertheless we are very pleased with the majority of the yearbook. We overcame many obstacles. The first of which was the fact that there were only 10 enrolled in the class. We had only one camera and ten unexperienced photographers. But thanks to Neida Town- send and Jane Parmer from Taylor Publishing Company, we got started. Due to the lack of students, our ads suffered. However, the business classes helped out where ads were concerned. One cannot forget the Senior Color Pictures which was quite an achievement for the annual staff. This has never been done before. It is hard to comprehend how many difficulties were encountered during the process of preparing the yearbook, and to anyone who feels that they should have gotten more recognition than they did, all we say to you is GET ON THE STATE. Then you too can work after school and on weekends; to those of you who are graduating and cannot do anything about it next year, all we can say to you is. What is done is done. At any rate, we are proud of the ' 77-78 Tyro and we hope that you are too. Special thanks to Dana Vezinaw. John Owen. Greg Cole and Steve Nunez. Their help was greatly appreciated and to Miss Korziuk without whose sincere dedication, we may not have had a yearbook at all! THE ANNUAL STAFF 1977-78 m Seems like just yesterday that a new school started. Well, before you realize it, the end of it is here. Classes move on. the old ones leave, the others take over as the time goes on. As Mayor of Card City this year, I have noticed and experienced the experiences of growing up. Maturity is a process of changing and learning; within the years that I have been here the student body has changed to the better as the school itself grows older. It was great fun. Remember all the excitements we have at football games, pep assemblies and many other activities when the spirit is sky high and everyone is having a good time being themself. I hope that you will not forget those precious moments that we all share. To those who are leaving, we are entering a new world of adulthood that is right ahead. It is a world of constant struggle, and we all will change to adapt to it. Each one of us will seek a career, a lifestyle and a place in society. I hope that all the high school experiences you had will prepare you for whatever lies in your future. For those who still have the time to experience the high school life, take advantage of it. Use your time wisely and do everything at your best. Study hard, for all that you learned will pay off. Play hard, have fun, for it is the pleasure of life. They say one gets out what he puts into it. I have found this statement quite true. San Bernardino High School will always be a special place to me. I have learned so much during my time here. One of many great things about this school is its tradition, and this long preserved and proud tradition is made of numerous contributions over the years. I am proud to say that I took part in it. Thanks for all the efforts, hard-working hours and various contributions over the years by all teachers, administration, a most important, the student body. Good luck to all. I will always remember Card City. ' i m lib