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

Text from Pages 1 - 220 of the 1982 volume:

San Bernardino High School 1850 Norih E Qireei San Bernardino, California 92405 Volume 86 Q 7 i i i X 5 p N i N N Ari E 1 X If sw fI,IJIJ'vk1 jf!! Yalklvllwxk- I , 982 iff' ..........,, . X. H, ,-'av' Q71 .. --.. . J xx , 5 io' S.. Q XX f QNHMX H ' X 2 Q 2 K ii if 5 Q X Os... xsfaz Q .so ff X f .. ...... fl X Q0 if 'A I Abkffffffflff ii On The Sei Cardinal Studios is a place for both work and play. Most of the time our performers are in classrooms, studying for the big time. But certain places, like the quad, rowdy pep rallies, and those suspenseful football games are made for enjoyment. This set is one of the few places you can actually learn something and have fun at the same time. if? 51 53,1 Top: One of the first things newcomers to Cardinal City notice is our colorful vending machine enclosure. Leji' Tall palm trees make our quad one ofthe most beautiful places on campus. 431 . ' 7 Q- ,, , 2- 'L 1- J :I . . '1g,.'.f..,u1f.u. --5--IGF 'f- A V 1 ,1 Ff.H- Cmfiliil T s. L f 5 Wguxf, ,I Ju 4 , ,- . , .Wu ff:-,was- 5 fJ '19' ' .1111 ' ,n 4,:':,:t. -:1:,L:' -:,,:.::.. ,HM . Kq ..... ,E , ww? Q if ...f E, S f . Y a mf L- sl..-.1-15, ,fgix l I me ? , ..-1 R1- '0 ' '-,. ,915 . .f. M Mfr A w , y ..-X Take ive - Lunch Picture this - Time, 11:30 a.m. Scene, Car- dinal City. Action, the bell rings, A mad stampede ensues on the B building door and every where else on campus. A disaster movie, perhaps? No, it's just lunch. The rush continues to the individual stampeder's favorite on or off-campus hangout. Where do our studio groupies hang out? Well, some prefer to dine in the luxurious quad or even in our own cafeteria. Others rush for a quick bite to one of the elite fast- food franchises around school. But the scene always has the same ending. It's back to the set before the bells ring to get in another two hours shooting. E1 -if L--. I i Lori Vellios, Mary Rodriquez, Leticia Mata, Lisa Torres, and Lorraine Camon decrd ed to stay on campus for lunch and camp our on the stairs '-s' L A? , .V , Mayor Kathy Murdock enloys a quiet lunch under the trees while Lourianne Martinez studies, as usual. Kata Perlhagen from Stockholm, Sweden found a quiet and secluded place to have lunch. Terri Villa munches a french fry ar McDonalcl's. Lunch lime is where gou meei new people and jusl relax. - Reg Garcia Sherry Taylor, Dee Dee Didmore and Terri Petrigrow enjoy lunch and a laugh at Burger King. Par Luzier, Kim Kiesel, Roger Lighthlulie Mackey, and Chris Bon- ney share a boorh ar Del Taco. f 'N- ,,.... NI' l Ja Above: Sophomores, Debbie Santiago and Susie jones appear engrossed in the lecture, Below: Danya Brown, Freshman, applies herselfto her studies. 1, Abouafjunior, Roxanne Chavez puts together her notes for class. ,,.,.f-f' Learning The Lines LEARNING IS JUST PLAIN HARD WORK - especially when you're planning to attend college. Algebra, American History and Physiology ran a close race when it came to winning the prize for the most difficult class for SBHS students. The majority of students plan to make something of themselves, and so they try to learn even their hardest subjects. SBHS provides varied learning experiences which utilize excellent teachers and facilities combined with individual student effort. H M Steve Searl looks over an important paper under the shade ofa tree Lej7: Leticia Quiroga concentrates on her test. Above: Kimjones gets some help from Mrs. Browne Producers And Directors Our Cardinal City directors really know the plot. They're always participating in every take, constantly guiding the students. They are also active in off-screen activities. Our directors won't accept anything but the very best performances from the cast. There are the strict, demanding types who won't tolerate any nonsense, but there are also the ones who tend to specialize in comedy. In any case, they all merit special oscars. Below: Mr. Howell helps Ron Strother with his work. Rigb1:Ms. Ebey tries ro make a decision during the faculty luncheon last September. Far righl: Mr. Terrill, Superintendent of San Bernardino Schools, poses with Mrs. Watson at the teachers luncheon. yu..- ' xii -Q. wsfe' t . JE L gig: .. l .. J. A ,, .quam mf . E A nr- N..- 'V x ' Far lefi- During registration, Mr. Kocher tries to convince Janice Hiller and Dawn Ahearn to enroll in his science class. Second IM: Ms, Miller heads back to the health office after a coffee break. Leji' PTA officers Mrs. Villa and Mrs, Carducci discuss upcoming activities with School Improvement Director, Reatha Neubert at the September faculty luncheon. Above: PASS teacher, Bob Satterfield, discusses counseling problems with Mr. Mesa and Mr. Christleman. X 45? 7 1? W 1551541 1 ' ' M . ' , ' ln:-w:,,,,.,,,,, ' f' v . ' .- 4-:rf w:.,,,. -' v,?:,,,, f -1' ,W gn: , :Lg:.-:swwwi f V5- -r-'+4'e- Mfff- ' ,mp E i ,J ,F ,,1, A r- ' all ..,. s l i Produce Winning Spiral Spirit at Berdoo is outstanding. SBHS pep rallies are rated fl in the district, thanks to the pep band and spirited students. The teachers are also involved in these activities which help show their pride in our school. Maybe we didn't win all the football games - so what? We still have spirit - and that's what counts for a great school! I piclure 9.B.H.9. as one, big, happg family. Theg are one group uniied forever. - Pai Borrego Tap,-jaque Curtis and Lisa Anderson sing the Alma Mater with pride. Above: In an effort to encourage everyone to Flags practice every day to get their routines just right. learn the Alma Mater, the faculty set a good example by singing it at a pep rally. Trendsefiers Whatever image the Berdoo players wanted to project, there was something to accom- modate them. Fashion-wise, a wide variety of fads emerg- ed. This year's wardrobe included everything from preppy angora sweaters to punk stripes and checker prints. Vans also made an ap- pearance with more daring color combina- tions and prints. For entertainment, there was the cursed Rubik's Cube. For some, it was just a few seconds of work, but for most, it was a hob- by which lasted all year! Rubick's Cubes were found in many of the reacher's and studenr's hands because of their ability to relieve tension, Evergbodg wears designer jeans and boai iennis shoes - Jackie Doucei-ie Vanderbilfs. Designer jeans were worn by both girls and guys. Pictured is a pair of Glc Vans made another appearance, and checkers became more fashionable. ' ' ll' A r ff l 'l li' 'gl' . y of i , I .. ' Trish Aguilar, Kim Hotchkiss, and Karen Melton show offtheir stylish French and Hawaiian braids. .. .. f 1.,..'.k'Z2a-iSwiwmi '..e ' aggy pants and knickers made a big and fashionable splash into campus life this year. gs. Lane Verden and Ellen Stein show us the preppy look, complete with La Coste shirts, Dubbing In The Sound The days of silent movies have indeed pass- ed on our set. This season our band, better known as THE BIG RED MACHINE, livened up sports events, pep rallies, and parades, but there were also set-backs. The band director hired at the beginning of the year left after only two weeks, followed by a temporary replacement, Mrs, Susan Miller, who stayed until yet another substitute, Mrs. Karen Cook, came. Finally, Mr. Russell Schissler arrived, and the pro- blem was settled. When asked to comment on the situation, student director, Tom Flores said, Con- sidering all the confusion we had this year, I think the band did a pretty good job. Student Director Tom Flores, directed the band frequently and Top of page: Steve Reeves and Eddie Shepard blow the whole thing, Above Tony Brewer La Tanya superbly during this year of changing directors, Deshazier, Cathy Ramirez, and Steve Reeves take a breather before their next Pep Rally number The sludenis of ihis band have noi given up. Togelher lheg have worked hard on lheir own wilhoul a direclor and helped keep lhe Cardinal Band alive. - Tom Flores Tn-tom drummer Ierry McGee, wh also had srudlo expenence, shows the others how ur s cl wifi? -- 4 Je K ,. VL --IVI , ,,., -- - ff , lpgig-gfrewi 51i214?fEL.ix H. ri 4 --bf - f W I .QQ ..f if: Qin-V Nm , Ni . ' ,Y sf 0, 4 ,L f -, ,uf-At, f- X4 t Q 'vi iii' f ' Wu. V Q , r W L. ,N..,,,gy-wx A l ,, ,. N . 1 4 f , . N 3 V n 1 i . muy? ,,,, . 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A poll was taken in late November and produced some surprising results. Cards chose Clint Eastwood as their favorite actor. And who would guess football would win for best sport at our school? So look for your favorite here, and see if you agree with your friends. n u uunaunuunnn oumey 1 i ll.l llllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllllll I lllllllIIlllllllllllllllllllllllllIlllllllllllllllllll:llllllllllllxl jordache Sergio Valente Calvin Klein uulunuuauunuuuuununlununnulnllluluulnnnn SQSSOH Chardon New Corvette Mercedes Benz Monte Carlo Toyota -1X1 Mustang 2 if Priscilla Banws lt : . sexy lu Sm' ' Onan ' ' Three's Com an' 'nunonairn Benny llill Sliciivw y Dallas llarr to liar: Flamingo Road llllllllllllllllllllllllll'lllIlllllllllllllllllll 223 Football imburgers Baseball C05 Basketball iokles I Illllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll iraro Chips Soccer 3 Coca-Cola Pepsi D 'P MM MME ig '- fPPe' ,N l l lll- , - Sprite V Root lieer Clint Eastwood Micheal Landon Christopher Reeves Timothy Huuon jack Nicholson 21 SBHS Slavs Shine . . . Around The World At Cardinal City we students are lucky enough to have four exchange students. One of the new programs starting this year is The Educational Foundation, Katarina Perlhagen is the EF student at SBHS. Kata is from Sweden and heard about the pro- gram fiom some of her friends. Kata enjoys swimming, knitting, and going to the movies. Kata says she came here to learn more English. juan Cardenal, another foreign student, comes to us from Zaragoza, Spain. juan is not sponsored by any specific organization, he came on his own.juan would like to stay in the United States and attend Loma Linda Medical School. He plans to pursue his career here in the U.S. juan played on the Varsity Football team as their kicker. Some of juan's hobbies are reading and writing novels. Lennart Abel from Duisburg, Germany also came to us on his own and is living with friends here, Lennart plans to go back to Germany to go to college but is undecided about his field of study. Lennart enjoys classical music, going to church and playing both piano and pipe organ. Our American Field Service student is Marlou Haefner. Marlou is from Hanover, Germany. She is living with Miss Hempstead our Vice Principal. Marlou heard about AFS through her school and decided to check it out. When she told her mother about the opportunity she was pleased because she had also been an exchange student. Marlou is not sure about her future ambitions right now. She says she's going ro wait awhile to decide. Marlou enjoys drama and classical music. 22 We at SBHS will never forget the memories these special people have given us. 1 fx . J X 4 g.... NA Far Lej7.'juan Cardenal from Spain helps to teach other students English during his spare time. Leah: Lennart Abel, Katarina Perlhagen, juan Cardenal, Marlou Haefner. Below, Far Lep: We Caught Kata hard at work in Mr. Towles Problems of Democracy class. Below, Center: Lennart Abel takes a break to give a smile after a hard test in French, Below: Marlou Hefner recites in Mr. Stantons French Z class. 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Kathy Avila, Kerry Cartenjoanna johnson watch the game from the sidelines. aft.: s t Last year's cheerleaders came home to cheer their favorite team. r Halloween Homecoming lnspires Monelerama' Theme The theme for Homecoming was Monsterama. Every class participated in building floats. The juniors won first place and the sophomores won second. After the game there was a dance with a live band. Everyone enjoyed the evening. Caryn Schobert. Nick Herbert and Kathy Murdoch wrap up against the wind. Thejunior class float won first place. 27 - .- ,sglli x Q65-i Bogs askeiball Homecoming january 29, 1982 was the S.B.H.S. Basketball Homecoming, where we chose a queen and court for the evening. During halftime, the excitement rose when the finalists for the Basketball Homecoming queen for 1981f1982 were announced. Our Freshmen Amorette was Gina Diazg Sophomore Sweetheart, Lisa Andersong junior Darling, Trish Aguilar. Then the mo- ment everyone was waiting for second Princess and first Princess were announced, Deborah Boothe and Dina Sposito, respectively. The gymnasium was silenced waiting for the queen to be announced. The 1981f82 Basketball Homecoming Queen is Beverly Garcia. The gymnasium rung with cheers. Q? 1981f1982 Basketball Homecoming Queen Beverly Garcia Arellano. l lg' with escort Mauricio 1 Basketball Homecoming Court: junior Darling, Trish Aguilarg second Princess, Deborah Boorheg Basketball Homecoming Queen, Beverly Garciag first Princess, Dina Sposirog Sophomore Sweetheart, Lisa Andersong Freshmen Amorette, Gina Diaz, A ,..k , s f e C -,se..i, A X Senior Candidates: Debbie Malone, Nancy Hubert, Kim Thomas,judy Theis. Not rhown,-jackie Riley. 3 3 Sophomore Candidates: Carolyn Freeman, Lisa Anderson. WE, , . y K mssss-'13 1 Mi., junior Candidates: Kim Hotchkiss. Not rbuwn, Heidi Cunningham genie- f ' . L , . wrist i gill gjsgzi-A .i F., ,, yr: e:J:ff'V:ir 3, , , P C Freshman Candidates: Stephanie jones, Alicia De La Cruz. 'iii 1981f198Z Basketball Homerfvming Kin g. Eugene Salsberry. Girls Basketball Homecomin Senior Candidates: Mark Kinder,jack Oakes, Basketball Homecoming King, Shelby Ford. Jl1ni01' Candidates: Pl'iIlCC Lemuel Wells, Steve Barta, Scott Sophomore Candidates: Mauricio Arellano, Prince Frankie Monge Brandon. Freshmen Candidates: Bark row: Prince, Richard Wells, Marc Carlson. Front row: Skip Smith, Brian Malone. The Girls' Basketball Homecoming was just as exciting as the Boys'. At half time the winners of the Basketball Homecoming King and Princes were announced. Freshmen Prince, Richard Wellsg Sophomore Prince, Frankie Mongeg junior Prince, Lemuel Wells. Then came time for the King to be an- nounced. For the first time in the history of Girls' Basketball Homecoming, there were two winners for King, Eugene Salsberry and Shelby Ford. It was a great night for the girls and all the participants in the Homecoming. Seniors Sneak Bu Juniors In Powderpufl' Game December 16, 1981 was the big night bet- ween the Seniors and the-Iuniors. The war began at the Pep Rally where the Senior team and junior team attempted to settle the argument with a ferocious tug of war which ended in a tie. It was to be settled out on the field that night. A cease fire was called at half time to an- nounce Curtis Walker as the Powderpuff Football King '81-'82. Kerry Carter reigned as Prince. Once again, the Seniors managed to come out ahead by winning the game 2-0. CP Q ffaaaxmss :Lei WHY as 1- 5 get-v i or Gigi-Q K Q' e-W fi eg Thejunior Players presented their coaches with a cake. E3 Senior Players: Kathy Avila, Nancy Hubert, Sharon Stout, Laureen Hubachek, Phillis Esqueda, jackie Doucette,janet Topeleski, Kelly Moore, Randee Roberts, Makeba Allen, Valerie Dixon, Debra Boothe, Marian Farris. No! Jbown: Erin Smith, Debbie Malone, Margie Berry, Anna Baltich, Christi Celestine, Kim Hershey, Pam jones, Robenajones, Lisa Bell. Senior Powderpuff Cheerleaders: Back rowrjon Searl, Larry Bangle, Paul Grossman, Allen Boydston. Front row: Bernard Castro, Vaughn Dennis, Bart Chavira, l r Lap to right: junior candidate, Cully Cuthrell, Prince, Kerry Carter, King, Curtis Walker, junior candidate, Albert Rojas, Senior candidate, Ted Homenick, Not rhawn: Senior can- didate, David Solomon. i Kathy Hudgins, Lesa Austin, Sherry Parker, Zina Gonlzales, Lynn Petty, Rosalind Robinzine, Kim Hotchkiss, Bottom: Nancie Sanchez, Donna Ruiz, Melynda Holdren, Kathy Bryant, Chris Rios, Kelly Graham, Kim Parker. Nor rbown: Toni Caudle, Monica Santiago, Karen Sheppard, Belourjunior Powderpuff Cheerleaders: Pat Luzier, Roger Light, Bobby Kromer, Scott Brandon, Chris Bonney, Steve Barta, Nick Giglio, Steve Searl,jeff Tinsley, Not .rbowx Frank xr! 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A DIANE WINGROVF sracna WRIGHT ALBERT YAO Y i 'DANIEL YBARRA J it MICHAEL YOUNG Not Pictured: Yvette Adams Anthia Aquilar Richard Aguilar Richard Ash John Bales Larry Bangle Cmz Barajas Gilbert Barrera Jeff Becton Allan Boydston Cecil Braggs Tony Brewer Melvin Brown Lynn Bunkley Royce Campbell Celeste Canela Gonzalo Cardenas Lee Cardon Jimmy Carreon Tammie Carson Maria Casas Chia Chang Charles Cleveland Slade Cobum Sandra Craig Merle Cravens Brenda Cunningham ' Larry Day Sherri Dees Alben DeLaCruz Josie DeLeon Jose DeLuna Darlene Diaz Valerie Dixon Tim Emerson Jeff Ervin Patti Flohr Shelby Ford William Godby Francisco Gonzales Mike Granados John Grossman Consuelo Guerra Richard Guzman Vu Ha Elizabeth Hampton Walter Hendrix Steven Hemandez Tracie Holmgren Quang Huyen Tammie Jackson Derek James James Jimenez Jacquelin Johnson Monie Johnson Sonja Johnson Leon Jones Aguilar Lacket Cindy Langdon Kevin Leach Carla Mantl1er Gary Martinez Stephanie Martinez Tina Martinez Darren Maynus Eric McDaniels Terry McGee Rodney Melgosa Darryl Miller Rebecca Ming Dalawn Minor Manuel Montoya John Motch J im Moulis Anthony Nation Suzy Nassralla Phillip Newman Darrel Oliver Kenny Ortega Ken Owens JoAnne Padilla Jackie Palmer Wayne Parkinson Luong Phung Gary Adam Quiroz Monica Rendon Dan Rhodabarger Robbie Rhodes Jackie Riley Ricky Robinzine Belinda Rodarte Angel Rodriguez Thomas Rubio Michael Rufner David Salgado John Salgado David Salmon Tillis Samuel Sandra Samowski James Schobel Darryl Simmons Vanessa Simmons Kathleen Sisson Robert Smiley Nila Smith Tony Smith Kathy Swearengin Theresa Taylor Estella Teall Robert Tumer F austino Valadez Annette Valdivia Robert Vreeken Billy White Janice Williams Darion Wilson Kevin Wilson Charles Wyer Mark Wynn ,r j W-V T f A ' M- KL 6 ' Leo Medina Dina Sposiro Diane Wingrove I 'TQ ' ,, , , 1 A Q L . J' ., I , 7 -. 1 4 46 i Q,,., - 15441. , ' M gi -1 - ,, ',' ' LV N4 ' . ' 'f ' -i , Iii SP: , ' ' ' ' , ff M in . 1 1 . M5 rzfiig f J if kia, X W, L,.f,.-4,21 , , ' ,. , , f 'X f - 1 P f Xu V - g ,. I ,Aff - 2 fer i ik Y, gr W '? QH' ' , 1 ' '- rr ir- i L, V, .iiifixei , iw, ,Y 5 x Lisa Bell jackie Doucerre janer Topoleslci 5 S Andrea Lee Elizabeth Ortiz Aw Y alkyl! Irene Guerrero Robertajones Olivia Pacheco Veronifa Gabalclon 359-Q 5 2' e - Wy. xt li zgggki 42. ,L inf ' i iii p 3.5 2' 3 t r ff'::ff , X v' A 1 A' W, 2 . E. , Y in . . 3 53 fa. jtwk ,V 4 . , . nf X , Q - 1' .5 . A . A v . ,r 1 F, 9 1, V. 1.5, .F 1 ' If ' i s ve 4 k Q 1 -' ., 1 Q -Q, 'ij I SL : s ' jk, Debbie Malone r r irwr A m y r Q? Y Y 8 x 1 X if X Q' N in 4 . WJ. ,Q 0 s Q: s ' n fl ' s s 1 n ,' 'i I 1 1 Linda Hoge Paula Rubio joe and Kathy Avila 49 janet Topoleski and Carla Knickerbocker 5 everything they have into their game. hiv '+ if e -pmt. at mire... had Mike Young tramps on the remnant ofa class cor ,e,. , petition poster after a pep rally, -gi-, K we S 5 fs, lk O 0 1 The BIG '82! Rhonda Hernandez and ackie Centofanti give us a smile on their way to c ass X- f .gg L, . Q b 'vi i X vw ,ff , its Maflou Haefnefnluan Cafdemlf Kam Peflhagen '82 exchange Students- Showing that '82 style and class are Kelly Moore, Shaun Kramer, and Steve Barta, N!! I ,pmt ' V' ' -41 -5: , f, .,,,,,qnul,1n M in.-:zz +- ,...- ---'HS .wan 1 1 I i i P ,ls W 1 M 1 uw-an llllnn 359 lung in 5 Vaughn Dennis reacts to the sweet odor coming from the lockers. Kim Thomas gives us a big smile. 82 Nancy Hubert waves hello. ,1 W .---,N f' Ns-. w Terry McGee and friends. Eugene Sherifield - A quiet moment l MARGIE BERRY LEE CARDON 3 Years Academic Certificate CSF Academic Letter Honor Roll TARS HINE SCOTT ACKLEY 3 Years Varsity Tennis 1 Year JV Tennis 1 Year Marching Band, Concert Band, 3 Years Interact Club Jazz Band YUVETTE MARIE ADAMS 2 Years BSU Member 3 Years Drill Team CHAMEH AGAMAO 2 Years Boys' Tennis CSF, Key Club French Club Mayors Appointee lStudent Councill Phoenix Program Career Awareness Program AMBER AGUILAR 1 Year Varsity Girls' Basketball 1 Year Varsity Girls' Track JEROME ALLEN Annual Stall, Photographer MAKEBA REGINA ROSE ALLEN 3 Years BSU 1 Year Assistant Secretary to BSU 2 Years MESA 1 Year Secretary of MESA 3 Years Honor Roll 2 Years Powderputf Football 2 Years NHS 2 Years CSF 2 Years French Club 2 Years Phoenix Project 1 Year Sobobans TIMOTHY ALLEN Varsity Track JV and Varsity'C-ross Country BSU, MESA, Block S , French Club Honor Roll, Nl-TS, CSF City Historian Freshman. JV and Varsity Basketball National Achievement Scholarship Phoenix Project Semifinalist Junior Honor Guard National Merit Commended Student Summer Science Program Summer Science Program Participant Career Awareness Program 52 BRANDIE ANTWINE BSU, MESA, FBLA Creative Careers for Youth Career Awareness JOE AVILA 3 Years Varsity Football 3 Years Varsity Baseball 1 Year JV Football 1 Year JV Baseball KATI-FY AVILA Head Fresh Cheerleader Sophomore Class Treasurer Sophomore Cinco de Mayo Queen interact -. Sobobans Powderpuit: Football Spirit Club Varsity Pom Pom Homecoming Queen Mesa NHS Student Council lC.C.C.i Cardinal City Congress JUNE BACA Sophomore Cheerleader Freshman Basketball Homecoming Queen ROBERT E. BALDERAMA 4 Years Football All CBS in Football 3 Years Baseball ANNA BALTICH Sobobans Varsity Swim Team Powderpult Football 2 Years Honor Floll CRUZ BARAJAS, JR. Racketball Tournament '81 - First Place Best Handball Player in School- Jr. 8- Sr. 2 Years JV Baseball MICHELE BATES Interact EUGENIA BENNET Actiyte in BSU Academic Star Manager Soccer Team FBLA Spirit Club 2 Years key Club Sobobans Powderputt Football AFS Spirit Club TOM BETTY 2 Years Honor Roll 1 Year Annual Staff 3 Years Drama Club 1 Year Soccer Team 1 Year Choir 1 Year Key Club 1 Year Spirit Club TRACY BIGGERS 2 Years Honor Roll 1 Year Choir 1 Year Career Awareness Scholarship Program PATRICIA BORREGO Wind Ensemble Concert Band Pep Band Marching Band Band Librarian Social Chairman Spirit Club Who's Who in American Music Students STEVE BOTTINI 4 Years Football 1 Year JV Baseball 1 Year Spanish Club 1 Year KARD Radio Club ALLEN BOYDSTON Varsity Football CECIL B. BRAGGS Junior Class Parlimentarian Junior Class Vice President BSU Treasurer FBLA Parlimentarian Boys' State Delegate Varsity Track Varsity Football TONY BREWER 4 Years Marching Band JONATHAN PAUL BRIDGES 2 Years Varsity Track 1 Year JV Football 1 Year Varsity Football OFELIA A. CABRAL Library ist Prize an PTA An contest 4.0 GPA in Sophomore Year 3.15 GPA in Junior Year JUAN CARDENAL 1 Year Varsity Football GONZALO CARDENAS Soccer Team MARIA LETICIA CARDENAS MCC Club LA Times A Student Phoenix Program BERNARD CASTRO . 4 Years Baseball MESA Spanish Club DAVID CATOE 1 Year JV Football 1 Year Varsity Football 1 Year Varsity Wrestling l KARD Radio Club DJ ' CHRISTI CELESTINE W 2 Years Varsity Volleyball i 1 Year JV Volleyball Q AGA Varsity Cheerleader Volleyball Club BSU BSU Historian 1 FBLA N Key Club . Tyro Stall Honor Roll Spirit Club Creative Careers for Youth , SUSAN CHRISTENSON 3 Years Drill Team Tyro Staff DAVID CONTRERAS Weightlifting CAROL CRUZ Drill Team Sophomore Basketball Homecoming l Powderpuff Football 1 PETITE GUNNINGHAM X 2 Years JV Softball ' Varsity Softball 2 Years BSU 2 Years AGA 2 Years Varsity Volleyball Volleyball Club President Annual Staff Good News Club BSU JOSIE DE LECN ' Performed in 79-80 l Bits and Pieces of Broadway l Powderpuff Football l Volleyball 1 VAUGHN DENNIS Football 1 Who's Who in American Academic Letter Students Honor Ftoll Junior Honor Guard Phoenix Program JACQUELINE M. DOUCETT 2 Years BSU 2 Years Varsity Volleyball 2 Years Varsity Softball Student Council Jr. Class President Executive Student Council FBLA l l l l l 1 l PHILLIS ESQUEDA 1 Year Band 2 Years Drill Team 2 Years Tyro Times - Photographer 1 Year Captain Benner Flags Powderpuff Football 1 Year Key Club AFS Best Photographef' for 1980'81 Tyro Times JEFF ESPINOSA 3 Years Varsity Soccen cocaptain 4 Years French Club, Honor Roll TIBOR FARKAS Student Advisory Council Student Council District Student Concil Executive Student Council Varsity Football Powclerputt Football Cheerleader Title l Program School Improvement Program MARIAN FARRIS 2 Years Drill Team FBLA Club Volleyball 3 Years Drill Team JEFF FAUST Academic Achievement Honor Roll BECKY FIERRA Drill Team TOM FLORES 4 Years Band 1 Year Vice President 2 Years Drum Major 4 Years Stage Band Who's Who Among American Band Honor Roll STUGSNYS Oceanography ERIC FOWLER Marching Band PA'ITI FLOHR Good News President Good News Club Vice-President CSF NHS Drill Team French Club Honor Roll Phoenix Program l.C.C. KEITH FRANCIS Freshman Football BEVERLY GARCIA Frosh-Soph Cheer 3 Years Spirit Club 2 Years Key Club Annual Staff Wrestlerette 2 Years Tyro Staff lBest Feature Writer 1980-817 Junior Cinco de Mayo Queen 1 Year Varsity Pom Powderputt Football AFS Interact VERONICA GABALDON 2 Years Drill Team DANNY GABBARD FFA BROOKS GRESHAM 4 Years Track Team 3 Years Varsity Track CSF NHS French Club President Block S Secretary Block S Co-President Honor Roll Junior Honor Guard Phoenix Program Member Mayor's Advisor, 1981-82 Ski Club Academic Letter CAP Program PAUL GROSSMAN Pacific Raider interact Club DIANE GUTIERREZ 3 Years Drill Team MARLOU HAEFNER AFS Exchange Student from West Drama Group Germany City Student Council Editor of Calendar ELIZABETH HAMPTON Junior Achievement JUDY HARDING Varsity Cheers Spirit Club Powderpuif Football Good News Club WALTER G. HENDRIX 4 Years Football 2 Years 1st Team All League in 2 Years Varsity Wrestling 1 Year JV Baseball 2 Years Team Captain in Track Varsity Letter RHONDA L. HERNANDEZ Key Club Phoenix Program MESA Honor Roll STEVE HERNANDEZ 2 Years Football 2 Years Baseball Track Basketball - All League ANGELA QJOYI HERNDON Spanish Club AGA Honor Roll BSU FBLA Basketball Club Bowling Club 1 Year JV Basketball 2 Years Varsity Basketball 2 Years Varsity Tennis BRIAN HILLBURN Varsity Wrestling - All SAL. BSU NHS CSF Phoenix Program CLIFFORD HILLER Tyro Sports Writer CSF NHS Phoenix Program ' Key Club Freshman 8- JV Football JV 81 Varsity Baseball interact LINDA HOGE 3 Years Honor Roll 'ren Homsmck 1 Year JV Baseball 2 Years Varsity Baseball MESA Club Weight Club FBLA PATRICK HOOD 1 Year Varsity Soccer 1 Year Spanish Club 2 Years FFA 1 Year FFA President 1 Year FFA Vice-President NANCY ELLEN HUBERT Varsity Swimming Varsity Tennis 2 Years Interact 4 Years Honor Roll 2 Years Sobobans 2 Years French Club Prom Committee CSF NHS 2 Years Powderpuff Football Spirit Club ICC President City Administrator of Card City LAUREEN KAY HUBACHEK Varsity Gymnastics 4 Years Honor Roll 4 Years NHS CSF Interact French Club Secretary Sobobans President Varsity Swimming 2 Years Powderpuff Football Spirit Club Sr. Class President ANDREA HUFFMAN Powderpuff Football Honor Roll 3 Years Interact Club Spirit Club Student Council Pacific Raider CYNTHIA JAMES 1 Year Drill Team FBLA BSU 1 Year Annual Staff SBHS Fashion Show HAROLD JEFFERY JV Basketball SANDRA JONES 3 Years Spirit Club 1 Year Key Club 1 Year F,B,L.A. Powderpuff Football 2 Years Academic Certificate HENRY JUAREZ' 2 Years JV Baseball 2 Years Varsity Baseball CARLA KNICKERBOCKER 3 Years Key Club 2 Years Cross Country - Track 1 Year Spanish Club 2 Years Powderpuff Football 1 Year Tennis Team MARK KINDER Interact CSF Spanish Club Varsity Tennis Freshman Basketball JV Basketball Honor Roll Student Council Pacific Raider ANDREA D. LEE Phoenix Club 3 Years Honor Roll Vice President of the Good News Homecoming Candidate Club BOB LEYERLY Interact Club DEBORAH MALONE Jr. Class Social Chairman President interact Student Council, Commissioner of CSF Activities Powclerputf Football Poster Club French Club Pacific Raider MARIANNE MC CLEARY Gymnastics Team Varsity Poms SHIRLEY MEEKS 3 Years Cheerleader 2 Years Interact Club 2 Years Key Club Spirit Club Sobobans NHS Spanish Club Jr. Class Treasurer Prom Committee Chairperson 2 Years Phoenix Program Girls' State Delegate 4 Years Honor Roll Good News Club ROCK RODNEY MELGOZA Ft.O,P. Administration of Justice Marching Band 53 KATHERINE JEAN MURDOCH Varsity Swimming Girls' Varsity Basketball-CIF Champions lSAL Championsi Statistician Varisty Football Interact 3 Years Spirit Club AFS Co-Secretary Student Council City Artist Sobobans CSF Powderpuft Football Freshman Vice President Sophomore Secretary Mayor of Cardinal City SUZY NASSRALLA 2 Years French Club 2 Years NHS 2 Years CSF 1 Year Powderpuft Football 1 Year Key Club 1 Year Sobobans 4 Years Honor Roll 2 Years Phoenix Program TONY NATION Varsity Football 2 Years JV Basketball 1 Year Varsity Basketball JACK OAKES 3 Years Varsity Basketball 2 Years NHS 2 Years CSF Key Club Block S Basketball Club Spanish Club MICHAEL DEAN O'KEEFE 3 Years Baseball Interact Club Candidate for Girl's Basketball MESA Homecoming ELIZABETH ORTIZ Freshman Cinco de Mayo Candidate' Basketball Homecoming Candidate 4 Years Annual Staff KENNETH OWENS 1 Year Academic Achievement 3 Years Football 3 Years BSU 2 Years Baseball Block S FIBLA 1 Year Wrestling Team Karate Teacher OLIVIA PACHECO 2 Years Drill Team WAYNE PARKINSON President KARD Radio Journalism Class Award of Most Prolific 1980 Cross Country S100 Scholarship for Literature Wrote an Award-Winning Poem WILLIAM PAULE 2 Years French Club 54 LINDA PEREZ Annual Staff MECHA Honor Roll Varsity Tennis TONY PERKINS Freshmen Basketball - Most Improved JV Basketball - MVP 2 Years Varsity Basketball - MVP KATARINA PERLHAGEN 4 Years Student Council Powderpuff Football Sobobans Judo fin Swedenl GARY ADAM OUIROZ Photography Filmed Football Games YVETTE RIDEAUX Track BSU Cheerleader Creative Careers for Youth Gymnastics RANDEE ROBERTS 3 Years Academic Certificate 1 Year Academic Letter Sobobans NHS CSF AFS Key Club Powderpuff Football FBLA Academic Star Spirit Club Senior Treasurer RONNIE RODRIGUEZ 4 Years Varsity Wrestling ANN ROSALES 1 Year MECHA Club 1 Year Softball JUDITH ROSE BSU FBLA President 2 Years Varsity Tennis Swan's Debutante THOMAS RUBIO 2 Years Golf Team ADAM SANCHEZ 1 Year Fresh-Soph Baseball 1 Year Frosh-Soph Football 3 Years Varsity Baseball 3 Years Varsity Football FERNANDO SANDOVAL 2 Years JV Baseball 2 Years Varsity Baseball MECHA JOSHUA SARMIENTO Leo Club Varsity Wrestling CARYN SCHOBERT Varsity Pom '81-'82 JV C0-head Pom '80 81 Varsity Swim Team MVP '78-'79 Commissioner Pep Bt Athletics '81-'82 CSF NHS Key Club Spirit Club Honor Roll Daisy Chain Honor Guard Phoenix Program PAMELA SCOTT Powderpuff Football 2 Years Interact Club Spirit Club Pacific Raider EUGENE SHERIFFIELD 3 Years Football DARRY SIMMONS Basketball Football Baseball ERIN SMITH 2 Years Spanish Club 1 Year Key Club 2 Years Spirit Club 2 Years Good News Club Student Council - Assistant Phoenix Program Hlstofian Powderpuff Football NEUMAN SNEED Marching Band DI NA SPOSITO 2 Years Spirit Club 2 Years Powderputf Football 2 Years Spanish Club 1 Year Student Council 3 Years Interact Club Pacific Raider WILMA N. STAMPS Cardinal City Congress Drill Team Varsity Flag Twirler Head Varsity Cheerleader Senior Class Vice President BSU BSU Vice President Creative Careers for Youth Career Awareness Program MESA 3 Years Honor Roll Key Club FBLA OWEN RONNIE STROTHEFI R.O.P. Administration of Justic Marching Band JUDITH MARIE THEIS 2 Years JV Softball 1 Year Varsity Cross Country 2 Years NHS 2 Years CSF 2 Years Varsity Softball 2 Years Sobobans Powderpuff Football Key Club 2 Years Spanish Club 4 Years Honor Floll 2 Years AGA 2 Years Phoenix Program 2 Years Basketball Stats 9 KIMBERLY DIANE THOMAS 9th Grade Graduation Chain 3 Years NHS 3 Years CSF Spanish Club President Mesa Club Varsity Cheerleader Phoenix Program Tachikawa Kid 1981 Honor Guard Career Awareness Program Varsity Tennis Team JANET C. TOPOLESKI Student Council Varsity Tennis 2 Years Spirit Club 2 Years Interact 2 Years-Powderputf Football 1 Year Spanish Club Pacific Raider 1 Year Honor Roll CISSYE TYUS 3 Years BSU Fashion Show Switchboard CURTIS WALKER Varsity Basketball KENNETH WENSZELL CSF Phoenix Program Basketball BILL WHITE 1 Year JV Football 2 Years Varsity Football 3 Years Wrestling 1 YearTrack HELEN WILLIAMS 2 Years Honor Roll MECHA Club DIANE MARIE WINGROVE 2 Years Varsity Softball 1 Year JV Softball 2 Years Graduation Chain 1 Year AGA Powderputf Football Spanish Club President 2 Years NHS 3 Years CSF 2 Years Sobobans 1 Year Key Club Honor Roll Academic Letter and Star STACIE WRIGHT Interact Club Annual Staff ALBERT YOO Swimming MICHAEL YOUNG CSF AFS Annual Statt Photographer Honor Roll NHS Marching Band DAVID ZIMMERMAN 2 Years JV Baseball Annual Stafi Photographer l Kathy Murdoch watches from the bench. Football SBHS vs CAJON Above: Pat Lusier vs, Arlington Below: Ken Wenszell rebounds l 11: rm me GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL GO CIF AGAIN The 1982 Varsity Girls Basketball Team displayed talent, sportsmanship, and above all, plenty of action! Head Coach Dolores Dudek, who this year became the first woman Athletic Director in the history of SBHS, has again done a great job with the girls, With her skilled training, and the girls exceptional talent, the Cards were able to place first in the San Andres League and return to the C.I.F. playoffs for the second year in a row. The girls were the defending champs for the 1981 playoff games. They were unable to hold on to the title as they lost to Valley Christian 57-47. The team is now working for a shot at the title next year. Kneeling, lep to right: A, Herndon,-I. jones, K. Murdoch, L. Frelix, C. Fitzgerald. Standing A Aguilar V Martin Celestine, M. GilIespie,j. Riley, H. Cunningham, C. Warren. i' Above: Amber Aguilar and Kathy Murdoch warm up for C.I.F. game. Below: Len Frelix brings the ball clown Court to set up a play, Above: Len Frelix, Amber Aguilar, fhonorable menrionjjackie Riley Heidi Cunningham Chauntae Fitzgerald, made first team in the San Andres League Below Chauntae Fitzgerald shoots for two against Valley Christian. each SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS Coach Dudek smiling ar success. In huddle with her players, coach Dudek gives lasr minure advice. 33 vs. San G 61 vs. Pacific 85 vs. Linfeld ' 55 vs. Moreno Valley S4 vs. Nude 54 vs. Rim '46 vs. Rim 69 vs. Ontario Christian 61 vs Hamer 65 vs. Arlington 72 vs, Eisenhower 48 vs. North 100 vs. Notre Dame 60 vs. Moreno Valley 62 vs. Cajon M vs. Vicror Valley SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SHHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS vs. Yucaipa vs. AppleValley vs. Barstow vs. Cajon vs. Victor Valley vs. Yucaipa vs. Apple Valley vs. Barstbw CLE vs. Banning vs. Oritnrid Chrisrixn vs. Temple Ciry vs. Rim K ' vs. Valley Christian 'e 'N wi 0 4 . a Heidi Cunningham at the freethrow line against Apple Valley. Amber Aguilar takes leaping jump shot, asjackie Riley waits forthe rebound Boys' Baskeiball Makes H To Qnd Round C.I.F. The 1982 Varsity Basketball Team headed by Coach Dave Baumgarten, really perform- ed well. Working together as a team brought them many victories. Using their many talents and expertise, the Cards were able to go as far as the second round in the 1982 C.I.F. playoff games. The guys are really shaping up. sans 44 vs. LB.wxLsoN ss sans 77 vs. uauzmcnn 64 suns sz vs. GLBNDORA 48 sans 64 vs. csmmos sz g sans 57 vs. PoMoNA 79 g sans 91 vs. DUARTE as sans az vs. NORTHVIEW as 11 sans 84 vs. cou'oN as . sans. 75 vs. Foormtt. 192 :sax-rs .164 vs. FONTANA 1 ez essnspm vs. Auto LOMA es SBHS'f77'VS. EISENHOWER 90 sans . sz vs. PALM SPRINGS ss SBHS' 76,f'5lS. .PAc:xF1c1 T 91 sm-rs 70 evsg gcajon 72 sans T 1 azgvs.i5f1CroRv.-xLLEY so suns .sggvs:Q:Y7utirt1PA. . 71 SBHST .66 31VS-TiAPBLEvALLEY 1 72 sans , Hee, fvsq VBARSIOW 53 as SBHS'Q88'LVS.'V.CAj0Nj it 72' 1 sims 13841 vs. ,VICTOR1VALLEYQ 1 1 wa 'SBHSW57' vs. YUCAIPA11 1 111159 ,sans rss vs. APPLEVALLEY 1,69 TSB!-Is-1 66 vs. BARSTOW 1, C as 1saHs 71 vs. GARY Y 1671 1 sims .ez vs. Bunnouous 72 ..g , ....1. . I ! vnxwq, 1 ' S 1' 2 'I 5 If 'W 'll ' l 4 PLAYER OF THE WEEK ! .g T 18.96 ...K 1 1 -3- 'gb Kneelgrg Coach Dave Baumgarten. Standing la Yighlf son, T. Perkins, C. Walker, D. Simmons. Q! Coach Baumgarten keeps close watch on the Curtis Walker couldn't keepastraight face. game. 58 i i 77,112 .. . K. Carter, T. Allen, K. Wenszell,j. Oakes, P, Sommerville, A. Pier jack Oakes astonished by refs call. .,.. G. x. C2 l ? ,wiigpgv-,HM i, ..,,, ,,...,,ii, fny Nation prepares ro drive up the middle. a- kr.,- .I if Ge . dbnue: Tony Perkins makes a quick pass ro fool his opponent. Below: Ken Wenszell, Paul iommerville, and Tim Allen keep an anxious eye on the game. jack Oakes shows off some fancy style. s,-fn 'ffl -1 - 5 . Tab xr, .yi Above: Andrew Pierson rakes a flying leap S . ' czlx xx X. .. XXX a A X the Homecoming hoop. Below. Coach Baumgarren explains a call ro assr. coach, Howard. Jag Vee And reshman Basketball Hang Tough The 1981-82 jay Vee and Freshman Basket- ball Teams worked very hard this season. With Doug Howard heading the jay Vee team, they were able to work together to create a good sense of team spirit, as well as to better themselves at their game. Freshman coach jerry Duffy, worked very hard with his team. All ofthe players from this season have a pretty good shot for making the varsi- ty team in the 1982-83 season. :psf gg rs illi sig, - . ,.k?,,-., Abavexjames Simmons sinks two freethrows against the Sun Devils. Belowxjurgen johnson lays up a shot over his opponent. , . .V , .gwgx 3, . if . Gif Standing, IM ru right: R. McDaniels,j. Tillman,,I. Carter, D, Robinzine,j,jones, coach Doug Howard, R. Shepherd, N. Quinteros, C. Simmons,j. Simmons, L. Wells, R. Taite. Kneeling, IW lo right: D. Smith, E. LaSane,-I. Holloman, D. Sloan, M. Grimes Szanding: C. Chavez, R. Sims, R. Wells,j. Sedillo -. mv W if john Tillman takes leaping jumpshot over Apple Valley. Leaping high over Apple Valley Cedric Simmons releases a jump shot. e U N lf' aww rf. . r . Girls J.V. askelball Keeps Movin' The jay Vee Basketball Team finished it's season with a record of 8-9. Under the coaching of Claudette Carter fa former SBHS basketball playerj, the team worked together and performed better than in previous years. Many of the girls worked hard this season to better their chances for a position on our title-winning varsity team next SCHSOH. Lisa Rose shoots a freethrow for two points. ea lm... 'S -' ' H l...,r.,.w ' 5, . Kneeling, lep to right: V. Mitchell, T. Lopez, A. Roybal, A. Rose, B. Herndon, R. Skinner. Slanding: T. Sandoval S Madison, T. Coleman, B, Henry, B.-jackson, T. Howard. Above: Trece Howard waits to see if her shot is good. Below: Tina Lopez wins the jump. . . SBHS SBHS SBHS SBHS' SBHS SBHS SBHS yssrgs l' .5953 SBHS ' i SBI-IS SWS ' 'L MSBYES ' MHS 1 9 i sms 3 r . r :SWS 'snr-is ,N f 5 San G Pncifsc Colton Chino Rim Ontario Nutr: Dame Moreno Valley Cajon 3 Victor Valley Barstow , Ginn Yuqaipi Apple Valley Vicrus Valley Yucaipa. Bersrow 61 Varsirg Foolball Keeps Trying if Sealed, lm to right: Manager M. Gillespe, S. Ford, E. Sherifield, A. Sanchez, R. Garcia, T. Nation, K. Owens, Manager B. Humbert. Row 2: Coach Duffy, M. Freeman, B. White, Avila, T. Farkas, P. Sommerville, R. Robinzine, A. Boydston, Coach Warren, Coach Pierson. Row 3: Head Coach Frank Pierson, Coach Shrempp, D. Steward, S. Bottini, j. Cardenal, j. Kowaiewski, T. Samuel, C. Braggs, D. Miller, W. Hendrix, Coach Tillman. Row 4.- Coach Baumgarten, L. Carreon, F. Monge, A. Rojas, R. Avila, M. Garcia,-I. Tillman, S. Kramer, M. Grey, B. Sweeny, Coach Pier- son. Row 5: K. Shoulders, R. Miller, C. Q1815 n 7? Cuthrell, D. Taylor, R. Cases, L. Borrego, S. Salas, K. Williams,j. Parker. Here come those mighty Cardinals. The Cardinal football team, led by head coach Frank Pierson, had a tremendous playing season this year. Although the season wound up with a record of 06, the team really displayed team- work, talent, action, and overall a better brand of football. With its pride and enthusiasm, the team succeeded not only in generating team work but a sky high school spirit as well. ,M 4, .5 ,W- , f .'?avf5.A1. Q. w i . , Quarterback Tony Nation looks for an open man. K. V, SCOREBOARD SBHS, 12 Norco SBHS O Colton SBHS 9 Fullerton SBHS 0 Pacific SBHS 13 San Gorgonio SBHS 13 Cajon SBHS 7 Victor Valley SBHS 7 Yuciaba . fl-Iomecomingj SBHS 0 Apple Valley SBHS 14 Barstow i f V - a t . i A -r-fa m, .L,- . . A Ba d game wwe.-s,.se.:sg,g5,y. img, 'NN erama, Andy Lopas, and Shawn Kramer, out with a broken leg, concentrate Kenny Owens, 21, shows his stuff . , , H L' elif-QJ,,L, ' f ew ,.,., ,,,,.f,,g'a K idk .- sfwe ' 41 4 , ,Q 'Narjg'. 1 ez +r.,hefe -if-39 i.,, Yu-v',:N Tony Nation hands offro Darryl Miller C221 S41 1- 1. K. Kowalewski, 72, punts it high and long .5 V g:esv:evazr,fe!e-,Ns wqgifggw ff 4- . M ,N 'ST' .. - g - M-,W Q Darryl Miller makes that move. Above: Shelby Ford is Gnally taken down bythe Pirates Jag Vee's Build Up For '82-'83 Varsilg Season End Season Wiih 3-Qpoi In Sealed, Icp to right: F. Monge, C. Abrego, L. Carreon, C. Cuthrell, R. Wells, E. LaSane,j. Onriveros, E, Lee, Kneeling: M Gillespie R Casas L Borrego,-I. Tillman, K. Shoulders, M. Carlson,j. Reynolds, B. Humhert. Row Duffy, Asst. Coach, D. Robinzine R Avila D Miracla D Moreno, S. Salas, T. johnson, B. Sweeney,-J. Tillman, Head Coach. Row 4: D. Baumgarten, Asst, Coach, D. Walker D Adams M Gray H Lucketgj. Von Olsen, M. Ramos, S. Pierson, Assr. Coach. Top Row: E. Shepard, M. Garcia, D. Taylor, K. Williams A Rojas A Rios N Quintero, K. Williams,j, Parker. im: 1 3 - ' 5 . if 64 Spurred on by thejV Cheers and Poms, our'IV's charge onto the Held. Daily workouts keep-jV's in shape. ' , H K SCOREBOARD SBHS O V vs. Norco SBHS, , , 6 vs. ,Colton SBHS' ' ,21 vs. Aquinas SBHS 131 vs. Pacific SBHS . 7 '-vs. San LGorgonio SBHS 41, vs. -I Cajon SBHS 12 vs. f,-'f Lyictorfvalley SBHS 6 vs. , Yucaiba , K, SBHS 20 vs. Applejyalley . SBHS 60 vs ' . ,Barstow .1 ,iq . mutfff Q01 bv? Shelby Ford S-T-R-E-T-C-H-E-S to get those muscles in shape. The only thing that can distract ourjV's from total concentration on the game is a camera Hard practice paid off for ourjV's in the reward of a winning season. JV's huddle to decide the next play. jV's plan strategy in an attempt to beat cross-town rivals San Gorgonio john Tillman, the new .IV head coach, has brought the -I.V.'s to their first winning season in three years. The first two games, it seemed like the Cardinals were going to be a victim ofthe fourth loosing streak fthat con- tinued to plague the Varsity team this yearj, by loosing to Norco Q6-OJ and Colton C18-65. They took the chance they had to beat Aquinas in their Hrst home game. At the end, the Cards came out on top winning 21- 0. The school had new pride in the jV's and they were the talk on campus. By the fourth game Cagainst Pacificj the j.V.'s were draw- ing the same number of spectators as the Varsity. i 6 Powder Puff l98Q Seniors 2 - Juniors O The Powder Puff game between the seniors and juniors was an exciting game except for one small mishap in which the sprinklers came on, but that didn't stop the teams from playing the game to the end. The seniors finally came out victorious with a score of 2-0 over the juniors. juniors and Seniors GO FOR IT! A A., s Senior Cheerleaders look wet behind the ears. Seniors keep their spirit up in pep ralley. ig Abovexjuniors stay at attention. Below:-joe Avila and Mr. Kayrell look for the guy who turned the water on, l. The game seems to be all washed up. l i I I E E l Soccer Keeps Kicking The 1981-82 SBI-IS Soccer team experienced many ups and downs this season. The coach for this year's team, Mr. Don Clark, contributed ex- perience and a great deal of time. Although the team won only one of ir's seventeen games, the players achieved good sportsmanship and self-discipline. One of this year's soccer captains, Steve Barra, said, We're very inexperienced but we've learned a lot. Next year with everyone returning, we should improve our record greatly, 'Above' Par Luzier uses his body to stop the opponents from scoring. Below: Mauricio Arellano steals the ball from the opponent. rr' Standing: C. Chamberlain, S. Mahabir, M. Sitton, P. Luzier, V. Arellano,'I. Morio, A. Martinez, D. Clark, M. Lotim. I- I , Above: Steve Barta attempts to steal the ball. Above rigbtx SBHS recovers the ball from Arlington. ' SBHS Norco 5 satis ' i ld SBI-iS San Gorgonio 10 SBHS A sans Pacing ,ay ,sm-rs . sans Penis .oro.. f 4' sans 531-15 Poly Hi. Rivf 7 SBHS sans ' Arrington s sans A sans North 4 sans SBI-IS Ramona , 5 SB!-IS ll sans it 1 .penis 1 6 ,SBHS J' Laster, F. Hemandez,j. McEwan. Kneeling: S. Barta, M. 3, vs, , , ,Ramona fx 5 'vs. ' ' Poly Hi. Rivg '5 ' vs. Arlington V 7 vs 6 , ., X , ,Ramona vs. .jfNorrlr . X 10 vs. .Petris , 1 vs. ,Poly Hi,'Riv. 4 7 V5.5 . ' . 4'?'l'Q8f'?1?. 5 . vs. 1 North' ' 10 ' i SBHQ Mal Men Pin Down Viclorg The SBHS Varsity Wrestlers slammed their way through San Andreas League and California Interscholastic Federation com- petition. Led by the outstanding coaches Gilbert Chapparo and Bob Vargas, the team attained many personal victories. A lack of members on the team kept the ream's victory score low. Because of the scoring system, every member of the team might win his match but the team as a whole would lose on forfeits in those weight categories which SBHS was unable to fill. Ronnie Rodriguez, Captain of the team and an outstanding wrestler, won a fourth place in state competition. Three other wrestlers advanced to CIF along with Ronnie: Reynaldo Garcia, Ceasar Sandoval, and Roger Light. F ..-...W M Team Captain, Ronnie Rodriguez Tap leh: Rey Garcia tears up his opponent from Riverside North Above Cesar San doval in control at the Rim Tournament. Below IM: Cajon's mat rat suffers defeat at the hands of Roger Light. v l Mike Garcia prepares to take down his opponent. it l R0l'lHi9'5 human RDOI! Nick Sanchez warming down after knocking out his opponent, LW: Coach Vargas inten competition. watches the action from the sidelines. Abovexjames Powell crushes the 'lin iim,.W.. Above, Top Row: Rey Garcia, Roger Light. Raw 4: Rene Vela, Ronnie Rodriguez, Frankie Monge. Row 3: Mike Garcia, Fernando Sandoval,james Powell. Row 2: Cesar Sandoval, Nick Sanchez. Franz: Albert Lopez . l 1 ini i LA -.m....: .A . Varsiig p Baseball ls A Hil! With the coaching of Ron Schrempp, back- ed up by some of the best defensive players that San Bernardino County has seen in some years now, The Cards gave us an ex- citing and winning season. They impressed their fans and Opponents with their Outgtan. Standing, lef? ia right: Coach Ron Shrempp,james Kohalewsk, Cliff Hiller, Robert Balderama, Frank Monge, Henry . , juarez, Darryl Miller, David Steward, Darren Maynos, Coach George Stevens. Kneeling, Icp to right: Mike Allen, Frank C1103 talent and fine Sportsmanshlp' Ybarra, Steve Barta Chavez, Ferando Sandoval, Fred Gomez, Benard Castro, San Radon, Coach Walt Warren. Mark Garcia. '-'X SBHS player takes a slide into second. Pitcher, Cliff Hiller, winds up to strike out his opponent. 'gailgs 'Fw 5 V .' . ' ..-. In 2 ' 1 David Steward takes an unlucky swing and picks up a strike. Under all that equipment is SBHS catcher, Frank Mongo. Jag Vee Team or Players Standing, Lrj? lo Right: Coach Duffy, Nick Quentero, Troy Ballard, Chauncey Goodloe, Lenard Chaves, Cicel Abarago, Anthony Martinez, Mike Gillispe, Carlos Chavez, Carl Hefftener. Kneeling, L99 to Right: Gilbert Stevens, Coleman Thomas, Mike Ramos,jerry Meranda, Ralph Roybal, Terry Biggers, Mannuel Gomez, Tony Esparza, David lkeman. Darryl Miller iS ready fOr HCfi0f1- Freddie Gomez throws out his opponent on first base. . N . . . Cards are really happy after 6-0 victory over San G. Henery Garcia concentrates on his game. Softball Slides Into Season -...hX Kneeling, lap lo righlr S. Theis, L. Austin, C. Roth, S. Coleman,j. Cox, S.-johnson, A. Roybal, V. Dixon, F. Doucette. Standing, lm to righ awe fn Kneeling, lm ro righlrj. Doucette, P. Ziegler, L. DeShazier, C. Rodriguez, E. Munoz, V. Villa. Standing, Icy? to rigbl: Coach jan Ebey, T. Rivera, T. Sandoval,j. Delaney, M. Vasquez, D. Hudgins,-J. Cotton Mgr. Na! thawn: L. Carroll, A. Anaya. 72 Mgr. Nui Jbnwn: T. Lopez, S. Caudle, Coach Carolyn Martin. SBHS Softball swung into the season with a new Varsity coach, Carol Martin. She is an excellent coach, and the girls work out very hard with her. The team is off to a good start, and it hopes to continue the good work throughout the rest of the seasonjay Vee coach jan Ebey is very pleased with her girls. Ebey says The girls are playing together as a team. They encourage each other, and the team spirit is really great! Overall the team is made up of some very good athletes. . . . team Spirit is really great! -Coach Ebeg 1,-j. Lap to Right: Louis Borrego, Tom Rubio, Tim Prince, Coach Leary, Donald Walker, Mark Carlson, Cully Cuthrell. Golf Tee's Off To A New Season Coach Lloyd Leary, and his golf team did not expect to have a good season this year with only six players, and four of them underclassmen, the team really needed more experience. Although the team didn't do as well as previous teams, they accomplished more than they thought possible within their limitations. Donald Walker prepares to tee off. Tim Prince swings to drive one down the green. Cardinal Track Keeps Running Along. Under the leadership of coach Butch Gieger, the 1982 Track Team was one of which S.B.H.S. could be proud. Hard work and lots of spirit resulted in a fine track season for the Cards. Above: Coach Gieger and Shelby Ford kee Hiller has great landing in the long jump. I x ' -an , Standing, IW to right: F. Hernandez, Mgr. R.jones, A. Boydston,j. McEwan, S. Castillo,j. Tinsley,,I. Samiento, S. Mahibar, R. Casas, A. Pierson, M. Portley, M. Bell, P. Sommerville, T. Allen, S. Ford. Not pirtured' Dawn Aheam, Becky Tumbleson,janice Miller, Monica Santiago, Tonya Baker, Carla Kinckerbocker. p their eyes on the meet. Rzghtsjanice , wr ' it s. uf, 1 +f-Q +Sf:l?':.v'1:... ' I X l l ,.,..,.-wfw 55 SBHS commentators keep fans posted on the events, The shot was put into orbit by Walter Hendrix -a ,ix -xi te- ., The team gathers for last minute advice from Coach Gieger. Mark Bell sends the shot through the air with ease. Varsilg And .IV Volleyball The Volleyball Team was not very popular this year. The team members worked very hard throughout the season, but because of the lack of participation they were unable to serve up the best records possible. Coach jan Ebey was pleased with the performance of the team, and hopes to come out with a winner next year. jeri Cox bumps the ball high to set up for a spike. Seated' A, Roybal. Kneeling lef' to right: C. Celestine, H. Cunningham, T. Dixon. Slandingx Coach jan Ebey,j Celestine, P. Cunningham, M. Gellespie. W l i . -A .L X' .:I' - T T T i 2 3 ,, E E 2 E is Sealed, lej7 to right: T. Delaney, P. Brown, A. Beecher, I.. Petty. Slarzdings B. Herndon, R. Colmen, A. Nation, S1 Caudle. ' l i i i june Celestine spikes the ball for a point against Victor ' Valley, Bark: Mauricio Arellao, Richard Gonzales, Scott Ackley, Chet Anderson, Cory Saenz. Middle: Patjewett, Chaime Agameo, Steve Hallex,-Jesus Ontiveros. From: Mark Kinder, Brian Malone, Tristan Pelayes, Don Mettica. 17 Richard Gonzales looks to see if his shot was good. l l Scott Ackley slices a serve Chaime Agameo returns the serve with a mean Tennis Team Really Swings This year's tennis team was the strongest ever at S.B.H.S. They had an excellent chance to take their league undefeated, and go on to at least a place in C.I.F. playoffs. The team is made up of talented players in- cluding many returning players. Coach Don Mettica is proud of his team, Chet Anderson makes a running backhand volley. Mark Kender strokes a forehand to score, -iRfQv.-eg mvza. M .M ,,,. ,h ,,,, , -New s+.f,,,. V Cory Saenz returns a tough serve. 1 1' P- ' , . . . f ,,,. ' ' fr :t Lr r v ---- V-.-.1-5 ... . ' The camera catches Lane Varden concentrating on the ball and her follow-through. Tennis Team Serves Up Action The 1981-82 Tennis team improved greatly. They won two pre-season matches, but weren't so lucky with their league games. The season record was 0-15. Although the team has not been successful, the returnees are looking forward to next year's season. They are not planning on a losing season next year. The girls are looking for an edge that will lead them on to great victories in the future. vw as-taf:wr,'x1xx::s 78 fi! Emu F in. S-if X' 21' if J F' xxx SQ 79 i' i I 4 4 af mnuuwlu-uni Top IM: Faculty members are honored by the Sabobans at the annual Faculty Feed, Crazy hats are part of the fun. Top right: Good News Club sponsored a live band, Life Line, for lunch. Right: FFA raises funds by selling house plants. Below lm: Cheerleaders are one of the most active groups on campus. Below le-hs Powderpuff Cheerleaders got a surprise drenching when the sprinklers came on by accident at the game. rllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll l I iw Maw l Major Produolions Al Cardinal Ciig Are Organized B9 SBH9 Sludenl Council To the citizens of Cardinal City: yr As my last semester of high school draws to a close, I am looking forward to the future ' with great expectations, and yet there is a certain sadness about leaving Berdoo. One of my most rewarding accomplishments of high school was being your mayor. I have had the pleasure of sewing you this year and lY3 KT,I hope that I have served you well. Of course, not all of my time in high school was perfect, but the majority of my high school years spent with you has been great! There will always be a piece of S.B. High in my heart wherever I go. Thanks for making my year as mayor the best year of my life, Love, Kathy Murdoch, Madame Mayor Nancy Hubert, city administrator. E . Cardinal City's 1981f82 Student Council. Q Lap to right: Andrea Huffman, commissioner of finance, julie Emery, city clerk, Kathy Murdoch, mayor Lep ro righx: Cathy Ramirez, Freshman class presidentg Melonie Wright, advisor to Sopho Hubachek, Senior class president. it 1 in gf 7-Q.. ' 51 w XIX W xr 1' K, zsrewwit , , tif v-?..,.....-i t - 3, -VJ 'F J lm' Xfvf .. X X X S 5 vi Q l 6 V I if a Se 'fl as A X x 1 una.- 1 V1 5 legal K -ei i ff Lap to fight: Kata Perlhagen from Stockholm, Sweden and Marlou Haefner from Hannover, West Germany. Both are foreign exchange students at Berdoo for the school year of1981'8Z. V my K Q ...IRQ Q -. more class presidentg Penny Stamos, junior class presidentg Laureen l'f , , , 3 A Q t y V, 5 if S V , L J , l S I ' 1 f ' 1 A f ' 2 mg , 2 t 4 ,S i 3 r 2 3 ,sy 'W H, ig is . ,-,, . 5 ef' X L, i at ge f 1 .t , 5 I 'K 1 si f 5 'i t,, ' Lcj? to right: Kim Schnepp, city artistg Caryn Schobert, commissioner of pep and athletics. BeHer Leadership Responsibility - Goal ol' Siudenl Council Not many people know what Student Coun- cil does. This year Council kept busy organizing and conducting Homecoming ceremonies for Sports Events, planning pep rallies and assemblies and holding dances. Student Council was hit hard by the budget cuts and a great deal of effort was spent on fund raisers as a result. Some of those money-making activities included selling colorful canisters filled with popcorn and candy. A paper drive was held in which the classes competed against each other for the prize of a free dance and 5096 of the paper drive profit. Major goals were to hold more dances and involve the students with more and better noon activities. jim Neal, assistant to noontime activities. Erin Smith, assistnt historian, Melonie Wright, advisor to Sophomore president. EP'-3 Hmtitn Q -...U ulie Emery, Kathy Murdoch, Mayor Cardinal City and Nancy Hubert. Front: Kim Schnepp, who is making a poster. In the back are Caryn Schobert, Kathy Avila and Cathy Ramirez. , K ,I mayor's appointee,janet Topoleski, commissioner of noontime activities, Dina Sposito, commissioner ot' assemblies and elections, Brooks Gresham, advisor to the Tim Alle historian. .lllllllli -F ,,-- s -112 ' In Charge ofthe Student Store arejulie Macky and Frances Allen Knot picturecll. Working on an assignment are Kata Perlhagen, Marlou Haefner, Mark Kinder, and Laureen Penny Stamos isjunior class president. Hubachek. . ar, J, ' a , ' 1 ,. ii ' . 3 'f'l.ef ' f VJ? A yy .' , , Qu , i ssh 4 2? f C s' we--'ff' i- ,fd ,xv . , I i , Mig, A V f I -2, Q Y Q- . A-,sa , ., . , ff , , I s P l ' -.Q Q 1 .ml l Q 'Iv v fi. q - . V Q., . I if ' e xl . 1 l ,, ' Aff. lv - .5 ' il , A '- 1, flf' 2 -. .2 Ll 3 'ki f , ' fl .I ,,, me i, - gy f p I' I 2 8 if . . 1 'K ,. 1, i -l ' 'QQ V ,, , ' . I Lep to figbtxjulie Emery, Kathy Murdoch, Nancy Hubert, and Debbie Malone. Mr. Wheeler, the new advisor is anxious to teach the members of Council how to become responsible leaders. 85 Yearbook Advisor, Miss Haas. Tgro 1982 The TYRO '82 staff started the year out new from advisor to staff. Meeting deadlines, soliciting ads, running a sales campaign, and setting up pictures kept the rookie staff members on their toes. Recording an entire school year is a lot of work, and, once you learn the ropes, a lot of fun! g2f X Bark row: julie Learned, Petite Cuningham, Frankie Monge Roger Light. Seated' Frances Allen, Laura Nuno. Not showr Shirley Ramirez. 3 2 i I I I I i I I Ei Standing, lep za rigbfs Kim Fietz, Kim Banks, Walter Lungren, Carolyn Freeman, Marlou Haefner. Sealed, iff? to rigbr, Nancie Sanchez, Melynda Holdren, Elizabeth Ortiz, Sue lianna, Karen Melton. Not shown, Ismael Nuno and Joni Leonard. Head Tyro '82 photographer, David Zimmerman. Maria and Walter work on layouts. Above: Petite Cunningham works on sports copy, R , Young and jerry Allen - Tyro staff photographers, 3 fgm, Mike Kim Fietz working on a deadline. r Wu Tgro Times The Tyro staff was excellent. They worked together to meet each deadline. They also produced a really good newspaper. It kept us up to date on everything that was happening on and off campus. Financial difficulties caused some tense moments, but the Tyro staff came through with great papers all year long. if Slandir1g.'Marlou Haefner, Kelly Moore, Susan Christenson, Shawn Kramer, Phillis Esqueda. Tammi Lawerence, Lilah R051 Tim Prince, Suzanne Olivas, Dennis Alvarran, David Summers. Seated: Christi Celestine. Sandra Craig, Beverly Garcia, Stew Barra, Karen Kile. Steve, Tim, and Shawn trying out a new idea. Q 1 X Tyro Times advisor, Frau Mayor, la' 5 was Frau Mayor directs the staff to meet publishing deadlines. l ', Phillis, and Beverly look for advertisers. Advertising was a big problem this year for the lication. Shawn, Lilah, and Kelly work on layout KARD Returns To Shake The Quad Back on the airwaves again was KARl Radio. This year, as always, studen' operated and programmed the station th: provides us music to eat lunch by. In add tion to supplying the quad with musi KARD Radio gives its staff experience i on-air reading, which could prove helpful i future broadcasting careers. Unfortunatel KARD was forced to shut down for a fe weeks in the middle of the year due to vai dalism, but necessary changes were mac and broadcasting was eventually resumed. Tap Row: john McEwan. Middle: Liz Ceballos, Andy Lopas, Wayne Parkinson, Richard Alva. Bottom Row: Allen Boyston, Robert Sanchez. A.V. Add The Sound Everybody's seen someone from the Audio Visual class at one time or another. They're the ones who set up for assemblies and hook up all the sound equipment. But few people know of all their other duties. They tape boys' sporting events so the players can see their faults and correct them, they build any needed sets for assemblies and other produc- tions, and they're planning to put on their own weekly on-campus video program. Mr. Grimm, the instructor of the class, says it gives people experience with video equip- ment and lets them see what they look like on camera. Top Row: Paul Sommerville, Andrew Pierson, Steve Bottini. Row 2: Ray Avila, Dave Morrison, Dave Steward, CL Cuthrell. Row 3:-john Grimm Cinstructorj, Albert Rojas, Andy Lopas, Wayne Parkinson, Ray Garcia, Bob Hyde. Rau Allen Boyston, Richard Alva, Robert Sanchez, Qiudenls Help The Elderlg The Hospital Occupations class is a unique and special one. The class is taken off cam- pus Monday through Thursday to Valley Convalescent Hospital to observe and par- ticipate in the duties there. The students take the patients for walks around the hospital and give them showers and baths. Taking blood pressure and Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation are taught to the students aspiring to the medical professions. But the special part of this class lies not in the stu- dent official dutiesg but in the fact that they serve as companions to the patients, some of whom have so few. LM lo right: Lisa Bell, Marion Farris, Danny Ybarra, Maria Casas, Carmen Torres, Ruth Laeger, Patty Westbrook, Angela Herndon Eugenia Bennett Petite Cunningham,-Iosie De Leon, and Ms. Shirley Foster, instructor. Lyrics By Choral Department There are two groups of singers in the SBHS choral department, the Chorus and the Car- dinal City Singers. Each of these groups rehearse at different times in the morning. The other difference between the two is in the way that they perform. The SBHS Chorus emphasizes singing and producing a good tone, while CCS also uses choreography. With dedicated members like these, it's not a wonder we had a terrific yearl t , Excellent director and supporter since February, 1982, Mr. David Hamilton. Saw . Bark raw: Lefl to right: Mark Rojas,Joan Alexander, Lisa jewett, Nila Smith, Danya Brown. Front row: Denise ris, Diane Katz, Kadeja Majeed, Sherri Sims, Shanna Hunter, Becky Fierro. Sitting: Miss Miller, substitute tee first semester. Rigb1:LtW In right: Brian Smith, Terry Elston,janice Hiller, Lisa jewett, Debbie Santiago, Toni Caudle, Monica tiago,jean Meade, and Kim Cortez. 5 r 2 'w E 2 Yi 3 + 5 E I e 'k, IW to right: Tami Reimer, alumni 1981, Russell Schissler, director first semester, Terry McGee, Dana Sue Hanna, Ron al. Middle row: Richard Wells, Tim Prince. From: Mike Sol-toloff, Tom Flores, and Chris Simmons. , Back raw, IM la right: Edward Shepard, Leo Medina, Steve Reeves. Franz: Richard Wells, Mike Sokoloff, and Tom Flores. QBH9 Jazz Band Theg've Go+Rhg1hm If you have ever heard the SBHS jazz Band perform, you know it's something fantastic! Some ofthe best music of our school is heard coming out of the horns of these musicians. In fact, our jazz Band even played for Governor Brown. Even with the changing of directors, the SBHS jazz Band had a great year! iii Mr. David Hamilton, director second semester. ESI Bark row, lm to right: Leo Medina, Edward Shepard Newman Sneed, Terry McGee. Front: Chris Simmons Richard Wells, andjeff Ervin. P uf Poms And Cheers Keep The Qpirii High A+ SBHS ' :- Varsity Poms waiting for the game to start. Cheryl Watson,judy Harding, Deann jones, and Kathy Avila sir ingthe Alma Mater at the pep rally. W H ,,,,,..-. .T ... ie,....-... ,.......sa..... I its Bark row: Debra Booth, Wilma Stamps, Christi Celestine, Kelly Graham, Sharon Stout, Sara Graves,julie Learned,-Judy Harding, Kelly Rhod Marie Markus, Terri Villa, Melonie Wright. Front row: Beverly Garcia, Cheryl Watson, Deann jones, Caryn Schobert, Kathy Avila, julie Eme Michelle Feist, Zina Gonzales, Laura Lange, Lisa Anderson,jacque Curtis, Shelby Walker, Leslie Timmerman. X tx ,ga Q5---f' 'Q sf 'un-, Cheryl Watson gets the Cardinal spirit. I I :fq..,,,X 'aff , .,.. . X ,W X . G .wgi . . A lar Poms The 1981-82 Pep Squad was great. They put themselves into every move and routine to make it just right. Their long days and weekends of practice really showed at both the pep rallies and games. One football player. Kenneth Owens, said, The Cheerleaders treat us football players as if we were kings, every Friday they bake us cookies, cakes, and candies, etc. At least they make us feel like winners. if .SSM 'S-Q. Xa , ,greg if..-,. Q julie Emery Cheers at a pep rally Q . .' C , V v .4 .vlv 4. Fi' ' ' '9- ..., .z exe. 5- ga.,--f.i 'a?7 f:- .f '1 M . '- ' 'Y 'f-, ,U . -Vt ,. -,si ,-,'. , ,4 KR-av . - S11 .f .-fr., . r. 1, '.g,.'fr., 4 ,., - . faryn Schobert, Kathy Avila, Beverly Garcia,fheryl Watson, Deann jones, Michelle Feist, Zina Gonzales. Not hown,julie Emery. i Qlar Cheers judy Harding, Sharon Stout, Wilma Stamps, Christi Celestine, Kelly Graham, Debbie Booth,julie Learned, Sally Graves. 96 J, st. - sf H: tv.. W ...uk r 4'-W' 5r 'K Co-Qiar Pom Leslie Timmerman, Laura Lange, jaque Curtis, Shelby Walker, Lisa Anderson, . . .,,.-u - - ,,,..,,.. nm. .i. - vi-5 NLE - -rug? mg:'.z.....:.awu-1 LG-wr iif-an-w ,.pg.Q?iQRif5rimazQ 4 f ' ,,., i r . LW X ,fy A 1: ' Co-Siar Cheers 83 V ' 14ffJ3'1,:.:' --wy .'5,, f , V .:ff?V'f' 55 Melonie Wright, Kelly Rhodes, Marie Marquez, Debbie i e P Shocker villa- , 1 ,W 77 Qu. Jeff. M ' , 1 I V, , f NP' Kelly Rhodes, Laura Lange, and Marie Marquez have a good time. j.V. Cheers, Debbie Shockey and Terri Villa, show off. 97 Qpirii, Color, And Aciion - The SBHS Drill Team This year was a year of changes for the SBI-IS Drill Team, Tall Flags, Swing Flags, and Signiture, Many new members joined the team this year and with the support of their new sponsor, Mrs. Dorothy Martin, the march of improvement began. Together, they brought color and spirit to our football games and Pep Rallies. New sponsor with great spirit and drive, Mrs, Dorothy Martin. Lef? to right: Lisajewett, Capt., yicki Villa, Sally Padilla, Leticia Mata, Toni Russell, Nanette Williams, Deirdre Russell, Patti Guisa, Rebecca Guero, and Rosalind Robinzine, Co-capt. Ley9 to rigln, top: Roberta jones, Capt. Standing: Tanya Keels, Shanna Hunter, Sandy Cohen, Kim Saunders, D Bocanegra. Knee1ing.'-jackie Cohen, Gina Gutierrez, Tanya Baker, Maria Vela. Doing Splitt- Michelle Cortez, v Lep to right, Jtanding: Tina Russell Lydia Rivera,julie Cavendish, Roxanna Chavez. Kneeling: Doreen Solario, I Rosales, Capt., and Benita Nevarez, Co-capt. ,4 1 i E Lep to right, Jtana'ing: Olivia Pachecco, Roxane Chavez, Dina Bocanegra, Michael-Ann Vasquez, Shanna Hunter, Michelle Cortez, Sandy Cohen, Roberta jones, Kim Saunders, Maria Vela, Tanya Baker, Tanya Keels,jackie Cohen, janice Williams, Susie Chrisrenson, Veronica Gabaldon. Kneeling' Lisa jewert, Leticia Mara, Sally Padilla, Nanerre Williams, Rebecca Fierro, Toni Russell, Deirdre Russell. Not Jlzown: Mary Maestas, Gina Gutierrez, Lydia Rivera, Vicki Villa, Rosalind Robinzene, Doreen Solario, Roxanne Chavezhlulie Cavendish, Benita Nevarez, and Lisa Rosales. VMC? -rF'97'.'5f, ,,,,w ffl R , Music Bu . . SBH9 Band The beat still goes on after disaster hit our band this year. By the end of the first semester, the Big Red Machine had five directors, each with new ideas and styles of music. In spite of the changes, the band car- ried on, each time with new hopes for the re- mainder of the year. The loyal musicians stuck with it, and brought music to the foot- ball and basketball games - the little extra h k h. , 1 Tom Flores, '81-'82 Drum Major held the band Clifford Ramos plays the saxophone ata Pep Rally. t at ma es everyt mg Specla ' together through four directors. l ...ni 9'- 1-9 After several directors tried and failed, David Hamilton came to the rescue of the band in February, 1982. Steve Galiani, Daryl Dade, Ron Neal. Serond raw: Tom Flores, Cecil Abreg0,jerri Gruber, Lydia Carroll,jeff Ervin, Rodney Maldoza, Richard Chris Simmons, Cliff Ramos, Mike Young, Zina Gonzales. Front row: Richard Ramos, Terri Villa, Daphne Ramos, Kim Fietz, Ruben Casus Douglas, April Stewart, Christine Carducci, Lela Leon, Kathy Bryant, and Bridgette-jackson. 100 Bark row: Thomas Abrego, Gary Danzby, Reggie jones, Terry McGee, Lafayette Deramus, David Stewart, Eric Fowler, Harold Luckett, Brian I pingthe' sponsor of this piril Club The Spirit Club promotes school spirit at San Bernardino High School. The club courages spirit not only among the but also between schools. They ting together and having a good Satterfield, an alumni Two Bouncing New Clubs i Volleyball Club The Volleyball Club is made up of the Varsity and junior Varsity players. The Club has fund raisers to make money to help their team buy trophies and certincates for the end of the year banquet. Awards went to Mary Gillespie for Most Improved Player, Heidi Cunningham received The Cap- tain Award, Petite Cunningham won Most Valuable Player, and jeri Cox received The Coaches Award. Ms. Ebey serves as sponser and Coach of both the Team and club. lb ...ag Lap to right: jackie Riley, jeri Cox, Crystal Warren, Chauntae Fitzgerald, Amber Agulianjeanerte jones, Kathy Mur- doch, Zelendria Frelix, Angela Herndon, Heidi Cunningham, and Beverly Herndon. lem f is 1 +3 l Top row, lej? to right: Petite Cunningham, june Celestine, Angela Nation, Marilyn Perez, Mary Gillespie. Semnd rou Angela Beecher, Paulette Brown, Laura Walsh, Rufina Coleman. Bauom row: Stacey Caudle, Anita Roybal, Tammf l askelball p Club The Basketball Club is a new club on caml pus. They only had a few fund raisers bw they said they'1l be the best club on campui next year. Awards went to jackie Riley most rebound: - 415, Heidi Cunningham most points - 497, Chauntae Fitzgerald most assists - 140 and Heidi Cunningham most steals. Ambe: Aguilar received most improved player anc Honorable Mention. There was a five way tie for most outstanding player, Ambe Aguliar, Heidi Cunningham, Chauntae Fit zgerald, Zelendria Frelix andjackie Riley. The BLocK s is a club on campus which is composed of Lettermen at SBHS. ' wtf i il The members usually get together and raid ' ' I I ix fi rival schools. BLOCK S was not that active f. with school activities but maybe they'll pro- mote more spirit next year, Member, Chameh Agamo, and President, Brooks Gresham, on Ted Homenick chats with Co-president, Shawn Kramer. the quad at lunch. Mr, Ludwig, sponsor ot' the club, jeff Tinsley, Vaughn Dennis, john McEwan, Richard Gonzales. Not Pictured:joe Avila, Chameh Agamo, Russell Bradbury, Bernard Castr0,julie Emery, Pat Luzier, Paul Sommerille, Andrew Pierson, Tim Allen, Walter Hendrix. AFS Promoles riendship Aclive and Involved - Good News Club The purpose of the Good News Club is to generate Christian Fellowship, spread the Gospel ofjesus Christ, and to render service to the school. The members get together and talk about their problems and their rela- tionship to God. The club's activities have been many. They've had car washes and sucker sales. They've sponsored a Life Line concert in the quad and showed a movie, Football Fever , to the students at lunch free of charge. They sponsor guest speakers on topics such as How to Know God. Bible studies, seminars, and theatre parties are in- cluded in their busy calendar. The officers are: President, Patti Flohr, V. Pres., Andrea Lee, Sec., Gigi King, Treas., Walter Lungren. The sponsor is Mr. Kocher. MLN -uve ff! T safe fi-.. M, .401 From bark to from on live lap ride: Nanette Williams, Tony Martinez,janine Wanee, Patti Flohr. From bark lofront on the right: Walter Lungren, Rhonda jones , Gigi King. Center, back: Andrea Lee. The AFS fAmer1can Field Servicej club has two purposes. One is to host the foreign ex- change student and guide himfher around the area to places of interest. The other is to promote international friendship. This year marks the 20th anniversary of the San Bernardino chapter of AFS. In 1962 the principal of S.B.H.S. met with several others and had the first official board meeting here at S.B,H.S. to start the San Bernardino Chapter. This year's activities included the 20th an- niversary chapter meeting, a Christmas party, a jog-a-thon, a trip to NBC studios andla St. Patrick's Day suckers sale. Plans were made to go to Magic Mountain. The foreign exchange student is Marlou Haefner and the officers were: Janice Hiller and Suzanne Olivas - Co-Presidents, Randee Roberts - Secretary and Karen Mixon - Treasurer. 'TC' nuqn! ' we -at I i , ui 1 Front Row: K. Perlhagen, C. Anderson, M. Haefner, C. Rutgers, L. Hosie, D. Aheam. Buck Row: M. Neville, C. Riley, C. Car- ducci, S. Tanner, Ljewett, L. Nuno. Na! pictured' L. Abel, M. Berry,-T. Caudle,j. Hiller, L. Martinez, K. Mixon, S. Olivas, R. Prince, R. Roberts, M. Socolof. 4 l l i l i Sobobans - Scholarship and Service sponsorsjudy Browme and jolenejohnson. kfjulie Emery, Caryn Schobert. Middle: Laureen Hubachek, y Theis, Anna Baltich. Front: Diane Wingrove, Randee lf rberts. 5.5 l . in i., 3- Sobobans is a club for junior and senior girls who have at least a B average and are active in service clubs on campus. After being ac- cepted into the club, the members must con- tinue to be active. The purpose of the club is to render service to the community and school. The club was started by Winfred Poss, a P.E. teacher, in 1938. She wanted to start a service organization for outstanding scholars. S.B.H.S. was the first school to have a Sobobans club in the district and from here it spread to other schools. The name comes from an Indian tribe called the Sobobans who used to live in this area. There is an old legend associated with the club which tells of two girls, walking in the rain, who shared their umbrella with another girl who didn't have one. The club has several symbols - an Indian head symboliz- ing the old Indian legend, an umbrella sym- bolizing unity of friendship and a rose which stands for inner beauty. Sobobans helped with women's club's ac- tivities, the PTA International Festival, sang at convalescent homes during the holidays, and held their annual Faculty Feed. ai ea! 556 Marlou Haefner, Makeba Allen, Suzanne Olivas, Veronica Petty, Kim Kiesel, Katie Varden meet with Ms.johnson to plan upcoming activities. .arlou Haefner, AFS Student from Germany, was active in many campus programs including AFS, Sobobans, YRO TIMES and TYRO '82 Yearbook staffs, and Student Council. Soboban Members: Laureen Hubachek, President Randee Roberts, V, Pres. Nancy Hubert, Treas. Debbie Boothe, Publicity Anna Baltich, Historian julie Emery, Scribe Diane Wingrove, Sunshine Maiden Kathy Murdoch Janice Hiller Caryn Schobert Marlou Haefner Kathy Avila Margie Berry Lisajewett Suzanne Olivas Suzy Nassaralla Makeba Allen Laura Nuno Kim Kiesel Katie Varden julie Mackey Penny Stamos Veronica Petty Tammy Dixon Judy Theis Kata Perlhagen 105 C.9.F. Helps College - Bound Students Front Raw, Lap ta Righnj. Sullivan, K. Mixon, S. Caudle, S. Olivas, K. Kile, L. Hosie, D. Wingrove, M. Moreno. Second Row: A. Beecher, R. Skinner, K, Melton, S. Parker, C. Saenz, S. Nassralla, C. Carducci, A. Colunga. Third Raw: D. Russell, L. Varden,j. Bruce, P. Brown, C. Rutgers, L. Nuno, Centofanti,j. Burrel, D. Summers. Last Row: L. Baumgarten, M. Allen, L.jewett, C. Hiller, B. Gresham, C. Anderson, C. Agamao, K, Thomas. Not Pirturedj. Curtis, L. Lange, L. Timmerman, Sue Hanna. N.H.9. Plans More Aoiiviries The National Honor Society is a service club dedicated to creating an enthusiasm for scholarship, promoting leadership, and en- couraging development in character in the students of San Bernardino High School. Membership in the club is based on scholar- ship, leadership, service, and character. A student must maintain an average of a B' in all his or her classes and be nominated and approved by an executive committee con- sisting of faculty sponsors and club officers to be considered for admission. Plans for some activities of the N.H.S, un- fortunately fell through this year, -but the group luckily managed to hold a fund raiser and plans more activities next year. Officers of this scholarly organization for this year were Chester Anderson, President, Suzy Nassralla, Vice-President, Corey Saenz, Secretary, and Randee Roberts, Treasurer. Sponsoring the group was the capable Phoenix English instructor Wanda Waldeck. 106 The California Scolarship Federation CC.S.F.j is the highest high school academic organization in California. Membership for four or more semesters qualifies one as a California Seal Bearer with the privelege of having a gold seal on the diploma and wear- ing a gold cord and tassel at graduation. Seal Bearer status also helps greatly in being ad- mitted to college. To qualify for C.S.F., a number of things must be done. A student must have two classes meeting University of California en- trance requirements and one college preparatory class. A minimum of ten points must be earned on the last semester's report card in courses other than Physical Educa- tion, with A's equalling three points, and B's equalling one. Seven of these points must come from college prep classes. Front Row: S. Olivas, M. Allen, S. Stout, S. Nassralla, D. Wingrove. Second Row: L.jewett, S. Tanner, L. Nuno,j. Cen tofanti, K. Thomas. Lan Row: C. Hiller, C. Saenz, C. Anderson, C. Agamao. Nat Pictured: Debbie Boothe, Sue Hanna ggi!! ' Q., ,M QA f'f, ' 1 V. - M. . , 4, It if f. m,,V , , A , 3 f ,y , ft ef 1 fff S janice Williams was crowned Miss Black History. BSU Keeps lhe Black Herilage Alive B.S,l' rlilack Student Vnionl is organized hy studenrs who are concerned about the Black American Heritage and would like to better relations between races Every year B.S.l'. presents events and is usually active all vear round. They have traveled to Hollywood to see rapings of Gimme a Break . Different Strokes '. and The -Iel't'ersons Another event that took place recenrlx was the Miss Black History Queen Pageant where four contestants from S,B,l'l.S. participated and Missjanice Williams YVHS fYOW'nEd qllfffl. B.S.U. Ojfcm: Barkrowrjackie Doucette, Sharon Stout, Michelle Diggs, Deborah Boothe, Wilma Stamps, Brandie Antwine, Kelly Graham, Christi Celestine. Kneeling: Cecil Braggs. Kevin Wilson. B.S.U. Membefrx Barkrow: Brandie Antwine, Sharon Stout, Michelle Diggs, Deborah Boothe, Wilma Stamps, Trivia Holt, Christi Celetine, Carolyn Freeman. Front Row: Valerie Dix0n,judith Rose, Kelly Graham, Robertajones. 107 Keg Club Slags Aclive The Key Club is an organization affiliated with the Kiwanis Club formed to serve the school and community. Any responsible male or female student who has a satisfac- tory grade point average may join. Chester Anderson, Mike Sokoloff, and Chameh Agameo enjoy a piua lunch treat at a Key Club meeting. Activities for the Key Club leaned more towards community service then school this year. Among their activities for 1981-82 were ushering for the Civic Light Opera for the two stage plays The Music Man and Oliver , helping at a Christmas carnival for the handicapped, assisting at the local Special Olympics, and participating in a reseeding project. It certainly was one of the most active clubs this year. Officers for this year were Chester Anderson, President, Mike Sokoloff, Vice-President, and Corey Saenz, Secretary-Treasurer. Mr. Wheeler sponsored the organization, and Mr. Black was the Kiwanis Club representative. Top row, IM lo right: Mr. Wheeler, club sponsor, Mike Sokoloff, Chester Anderson Chameh Agameo, Mr. Black, Kiwanis Club representative. Bnttom Row: Sue Hanna Lisa -Iewett, Sherri Tanner, Suzanne Olivas, Lourianne Martinez, and Laura Nuno. I Leah lo right: Philip Savage, Brad Feldman, Lourianne Martinez, Lisa jewett, Laura Walsh, Sherri Tanner, Chrissie Poura baugh, and Skip Smith. 108 Inieraci l Reaciivaied y Interact is a club providing service to thd school and community that is sponsored by the Rotary Club International. It was reacf tivated this year after a two year hiatus from, this campus. , i Interact was surely one of the more activei organizations at Berdoo this year, especially! for a newly activated club. They sponsored food drive to put together Thanksgiving baskets for the poor, had a food booth ad the Parent-Teacher Associations InternaQ tional Luncheon, and usher for the Civic Light Opera and work on getting a bus stop bench for a certain local bus stop in the future. Mr. Christelman was the sponsor of the group for this year. El Club De E iudios Hispanicos The Spanish Club was established to teach Hispanic language, Cultural awareness, and Ethnic harmony. Mr. Galarza, the new Spanish teacher, is the sponsor of the club. With his recommenda- tion, club approval, and enrollment is se- cond year Spanish with a C grade average or better, you can be a member. icers: Not shown President, Maria Moreno, Vice President, Ken Cunningham, Social Chairperson, en Kile, Secretary, Tamara Dixon, Treasurer, Stacey Caudle. b Members: Standing: Mr. Galarza. Seated' in tl'?JkJ.' Sherry Parker,julie Thomas, Anna Colunga, Karen Kile, Tamara Dixon, Veronica Petty, Seated on floor: cy Biggers, Ken Cunningham, Stacey Caudle, Debbie Plotkin, Marie Delgado. Not rhowmjames Beldon, Scott Brandon, Ricardo Gonzales, Rhonda Her- idez, Sharon Homenick, DeAnn jones, Delila jones, Anthony Martinez, Ishmeal Nuno, Andrew Pierson, Kristina Poorbaugh, Anita Roybal, Steve Searl, ice Sewell, Scott Ackley, Brian Hillburn,-Ioni O'Neal, Maria Esparza. esa and Multi Cultural: Emphasis on Minorities MESA fMath Engineering Science Achievementj is a club whose purpose is to upgrade the achievement of minority students in the mathfscience area. The club sponsors activities that are designed to enrich the students' regular programs, These activities are tutoring and independent study groups, academic, university and career advising, summer programs, field trips and scholarship incentive awards. MESA is in its fourth year at S.B.H.S. Since the beginning of the program, 25 ofthe 50 graduates are now in stare universities and colleges. The program here at S.B.H.S. is funded by Harvey Mudd College in Claremont as are programs at Garey, Gladstone, Damian and Pomona High Schools. The activities included field trips to UCIrvine, UCRiverside, Cal-Tech and USC, for an Engineering Day. MCC Multi-Cultural Club was formed to till the gap that exists in the lives of Mexican and Vietnamese students who aren't used to the social atmosphere on campus. In the club they can share their cultural differences. These students get a chance to become more involved in activities at S.B.H.S. These activities include parties, programs, field X an.. is 'X .'.....- judy Harding, Kim Singley, Cyrena Rios and Mrs.Watson display toys donated to Toys For Tots at Christmas. 110 A Back Row: Mr. Pring, Advisor, Kim Thomas, President, Lynn Petty, Makeba Allen, Vice-President, Tim Allen, Lemuel Wells, Grace Martinez, Tammy Dixon, Suzanne Olivas, Secretary. Front Row: Lourianei Martinez, Wilma Stamps, Lela Leon, Sharon Stout, Karen Mixon, DeAnne jones. Member! not pictured.- Phil Mem, Andrew Pierson, Paul Somerville, Sgt. at Arms, Anita Roybal, Rhonda Hernandez, Lisai jewett, Monica Santiago, Mauricio Arellano, Brandie Atwine, Chauntae Fitzgerald, Zelendria Freliz, Deborah Boothe, Toni Caudle, Maria Delgado, JoAnn Sullivan, Maria Moreno, Danny Garcia, Tedl Homenick, Richard Gonnles, Luis Borrego, Carolyn Freemen, David Adams, Kim Banks, Kerry Carter. l i trips, and community projects. For example, every year for Cinco de Mayo, the members donate a pinata to the children at Casa Ramona, an organization something like a Boy's Club or a Y which offers tutoring and other activities to children. This Christmas they sponsored a Toys For Tots program and a Multi-Cultural assembly, with songs and stories showing how different countries celebrate Christmas. Mr. Rocha and Mr. Galarza helped Mrs. Watson put on the assembly. - , l The officers are: President - Chi Ho, V., President - Rosario Medina, Secretary -l Maria L. Cardenas and Treasurers - Mario Gonzales and Huong La. The sponsor is, Mrs. Watson. Back Row: Huong La, Mrs. Watson, Natalia Arechiga, Mark Rojas, Mrs. Colunga, Gonzalo Cardenas. Fronl Row: Thay-Pham, Chi Ho, Maria L. Cardenas. Members not pictured - Ruben Baez, Clara S. Puc, Fernando Torres, jesus j. Garcia, Fernando Ybarra, Roberto Leon, Mau-Pham, Nhuong-Nguyen, Quang'Huyen, Hoai-Ho, Ha Vu, Rosario Medina Tien Ly, Trinh Huyen, Dung Le La, Diep Hoang Nguyen, Lien Phung, Ha Hiep Vo, My Naung Nguyen, Xuong La, Hai Thi Nguyen, Tam Thu Tai Nguyen, Mario Gonzales,'Ierry Case, Romulo Vicente, Mike Waddell, Mimi Nguyen, Thay Pham, Ly Hung, Ha Vu Ngoc. l FFA - Future Farmers of America - is a F A nationwide organization, sub-divided into states, regions, sections and chapters. The local chapter is here at S.B.H.S. known as FFA or the Agricultural Club. The pur- pose is to promote an interest in agriculture in high school students. Promotes The Farming Spit-ii Every year the club goes to a Convention in May and to the Orange Show where they participate in plant competitions and speaking contests. They also have plant sales and attend Field Days. To be in the club students are required to be enrolled in an agriculture class. New members start as greenhands and can move up to chapter, state and American farmers. Mr. Kuhn looks over some plants which the Agriculture Club has grown. M 1 I . me EFA members Inf' to right, bark row: Chris jones, Danny Gabbarcl - Reporter, Mr. Kuhn, Adviser. Front ww: Robert C. lrown - Treasurer, Suzi Murdoch - Vice'President, Lisa Madden - Sentinel. Members not pictured: Demetrius ,amar,james Walsh, Pat Hood - President, Ernie Young, Sharon Bouchard,julie Perez, Sheila Wynn. FBLA Teaches Business Skill ':.B.L.A. is a scholarship giving organization vhich encourages students to learn saleable Business skills. l'he club's activities for '81-'82 were the in- tallation of officers at the Mediteranean iestaurant, a Magic Mountain trip, and a 'und raiser. f.B.L.A. offers for this year were: Sharon Stout, President, Debbie Booth, Vice Presi- lentg jeri Cox, Secretary, Grace Martinez, Treasurer, Cecil Braggs, Historian, and Wilma Stamps, judith Rose, Patricia Bor- ego, and Lisa jewett, Social Committee Members. i l l FBLA Members lqt to right: bark row: Sharon Stout, Christi Celestine, Tisha Bowie, Debbie Booth, Sherry Tan- ner, Lisa jewett. Front row: Ms. Rowe, Adviser, Wilma Stamps, jeri Cox, joy Herndon, Stephanie jones. Members not pictured: Cynthia jones, Grace Martinez, Cindy Clibum, Karen Mixon, Cheryl Watson, Tammy Carson, joy Rogers, Brandie Antwine, Valerie Dixon, Kenneth Owens, Pam jones, Rhonda Gaines, Tanya Baker, Sandra Craig, Kathy Hurley, Stacey Ricker,jetri Gruler, Nanette Williams, Durell Lucas, and Michelle 111 Diggs. Title I Program The Title I Program, under the direction of Dan Rocha, Title I program manager, assists identified Title I and Bilingual students in improving their reading, writing, and math skills. Six especially designed learning labs, each with a resource teacher, help in student achievement. Students are rotated through the lab so that they can each have an oppor- tunity to receive this individualized help. The overall Title I Program is a comprehen- sive educational experience that receives a student at whatever level hefshe is achieving and builds from the student's strengths. Motivation and goal-setting are part of teacher objectives. The highly-trained pro- fessional staff provides not only the over and above services prescribed by the letter of the law, but the above and beyond in the spirit of the law. Each subsequent sec- tion details an overview narrative of each specific lab. Mr. Dan Rocha, Title I Program Manager. Communication Arts Lab Mr. Lowell Buch, resource teacher, is in charge of the Communication Arts Lab. This lab provides students the opportunity to im- prove their English language oral and writ- ten skills through the use of video tape, cassettes, radio, and other audio visuals. Students create their own skits and plays and enjoy reviewing them. Students become bet- ter speakers by doing classroom presenta- tions and recording school activities on the TOP line. Mr. Lowell Buch, Resources Teacher f,,. Mr. Ed Saenz, with a student, Resource Teacher. Alicia Colunga, Spanish language tutor. Cross-Cultural Lab The Cross Cultural Lab works with Bilingual students in improving their English language skills. Eleven different language groups in- cluding Spanish, Vietnamese, and Chinese are represented. Students are assisted in their regular classroom by Eve language tutors - Ly Sinclair fVietnamesel, Connie Reagan fChinesej, Lydia Farkas, Eppie Guillen, and Alicia Colunga fSpanishj, who help students in conceptual skills development. Mr. Ed Saenz, resource teacher, teaches two periods of E.S.L. and coordinates the Bilingual pro- gram at S.B.H.S. Multicultural activities and materials provided by this lab help in cross cultural understanding. Eppie Guillen, Spanish language tutor. eading Lab The Reading Lab Supervised by Jolene johnson, helps students to become better readers. Students are individually tested to determine their reading weaknesses and are given assignments to fit their needs. A positive approach to reading, coupled with an individualized learning experience, provides students with an opportunity not always available through the regular instruc- tional program. Reading as the key to suc- cess is the focus of the reading program. Lcpjolenejohnson, Resource Teacher. aww' ii' T. Q. Connie Reagan, with a student, Chinese language tutor. N!! e N A Ly Sinclair, with a student, Vietnamese language tutor. . 4-f 'l Christy Smith, Tutoral Assistant. JO Goodman, Title I Senior Clerk. 114 Supporl Staff That smiling face and warm friendly greeting belongs to jo Goodman, Title I Senior Clerk, who maintains the smooth operation of the office. Besides typing, fil- ing, answering phone calls and performing a multitude of other duties, she is the resi- dent expert on the use of the IBM Display Writer System. Always ready to assist parents and students, she enjoys her grand- children as they too plan to become Cardinals Lupe Martinez is well known in the com- munity as a former staff assistant, and has the distinction of being the first language tutor in the District. Her current role as a school community resource worker enables her to work closely with students, teachers and community. She coordinated the annual Christmas basket drive, Cinco De Mayo Ac- tivities, and helps students on a daily basis with school-related problems. She has been at SBHS for fifteen years. Malh Manipulaiive Lab This lab under the leadership of Clarence Reise, Title I Resource Teacher, helps students to better their math skills using teacher - made manipulatives fgames, puzzles, and hands-on equipmentj. He is assisted by two tutorial assistants, Virginia Spiotto and Rose Mary Murphy. Far right: Virginia Spiotto, Tutorial Assistant. Above: RoseMary Murphy, Tutorial Assistant. Lupe Martinez, School Community Resource Worker. ,fi a see? I Clarence Reise, Title I Math Resource Teacher. l 2.4 f Norma Saunders, Resource Teacher. i Frenette Ellis, Tutorial Assistant. Ron Castenada, Tutorial Assistant. Clarisa Valderama, Tutorial Assistant. Sarah Thompson, Resource Teacher. Math Computer Lab Writing Lab The Writting Lab helps students to become better writers through a variety of writing ex- ercises. Students compose their own stories and share them with each other. Norma Saunders, Resource Teacher, believes in writing everyday as a good way to improve writing skills. She is assisted by Frenette Ellis, and Ron Castaneda, Tutorial Assistants. I x The Math Computer Lab assists students in basic math such as addition, multiplication, fractions, decimals, etc., through the use of micro computers. Sarah Thompson, Resource Teacher, allows students to pace their work according to their own ability. A 20 TRS 80 Microcomputer and an Apple Computer make learning math fun, Clarisa Valdetama, Tutorial Assistant, helps students to understand computers and records their progress. Phoenix S.B.H.S. is the only school in our city with anything similar to the Phoenix Program. This was the second year the Phoenix pro- gram was in operation and adjustments were still being made. Phoenix is an honors pro- gram designed to provide college-bound students with the most advanced classes they need and to provide them with the educa- tional guidance that is needed when prepar- ing for college. A Phoenix student must have a grade point average of 3.0 or better and cannot have any D s or F s. To reward these students for their hard work, the program organized special assemblies and offered pee-chees and notepads. The seniors also receive a gold Phoenix seal on their diploma and a letter of explanation about the program is sent with their transcripts. Overall, the Phoenix pro- gram is a big success. Marlou Haefner, eats lunch with Vice Principal Ms, Martha Hempstead. ......... '11-fm Math teacher, Mr. to Brian Hillburn. Lloyd Leary, explains a .ei Danny Garcia, left, and Anna Colunga, right, get additional help from social studies teacher, Ms.'Ian Ebey. The 1960's was the beginning ot' the death ot' education. Ms.-Iudy Browne, helps Paul ette Brown in English. the beginning ot' its rebirth. Mr. Stanton --.. 2 if i ' tl' M5 fi: fi 1? 3 ., Jr, f-----............,.,, .mu ff ng: -1- X. if Q x 4 1 .- Q A .JS Spanish teacher, Mr. Galarza, shares a book with Veronica Petty while Andrew Pierson looks on. ff O rr.e Janice Hiller, gets pronunciation direction from French teacher, Mr. William Stanton. '2- 'T N 1' Above: Frau Mayor takes a break from teaching German classes, Len' English teacher, Mrs. Wanda Waldeck talks to her class while David Summers and Tracy Rains wait to give oral reports. PHOENIX TEACHERS NOT SHOWN: Mr. Brian Burke, Mr. Ray Brown, Mr. Hal Ludwig, Mr. james Kocher, and Mr. Robert Pring. School Improvemenl: unded bg Stale Powered bg Wheeler Mr. Dave Wheeler is the School Improve- ment resource teacher which means that he is responsible for the planning and im- plementation of things that will change our school. In an issue of the Tyro Times, Mr. Wheeler explained the purpose of School Improvement. He said that the concern of the program is to meet the individual needs of students and to get parents, students, and staff together for a positive approach to bet- tering the total educational climate. The School Improvement Program at Berdoo started in the spring of 1981 and is funded by the state. fn , . In addition to his regular English class, Mr. Page teaches oral language skills to S I students. Mr. Wheeler, S I Director, talks with student council members, Aside from his S I duties, Student Council is his responsibility. if ,S . ..1,r ?t, . A it 3 1 ' 2 Air? As the journalism adviser ofthe Tyro Times, Mrs. Mayor provides com- munication. School Improvement can reach parents, students, and teachers through the paper. QL r . 515 51: 21 ig, During lunch Mr. Leary teaches calculus to about 10 students. Without his help this She is not only the adviser of this year's annual, but Ms. Haas also teaches 30 SI dvanced math class could not be offered. students and helps them to improve their writing skills and ability to enjoy reading. . . Mfr ' 1 ,-V.. L -me ,- 4. 1, in Fai, . - .,,, . , . I Mesa, a guidance counselor, is the coordinator ot' project HOLD which tries to improve attendance and also helps ents with their adjustment to high school. 119 Above Scott Yanni bobbed for apples during Halloween week quad ac- tivities Right The Good News Club sponsored a concert featuring LIFE LINE a Christian Rock Band, during one lunch hour. SBH9 Quad A+ Lunch: Where The Action Is Lunch time - that time when the quad comes to life and, depending on the time of the year, or the nearest holiday, you can buy any number of items offered for sale to boost club treasuries or fund class projects. The Agriculture class and club sold house plants just prior to Christmas. The Senior Class has had several projects such as candy canes at Christmas and flowers for Valen- tines Day. Aside from the regular KARD Radio music which can be heard almost every lunch time, there have been club sponsored bands to entertain Cardinals as they relax and eat lunch. The clubs use the lunch break to meet, plan activities and projects and keep their members informed. Any Cardinal City citizen who wants to keep up with what's happening, needs to spend lunch time on campus, in the quad . . . Where the action is! 9 OU 10 Future Farmers of America raised club funds by selling house plants at lunch. Cardinals took this chance to pick up some more last minute Christmas gifts. 'if li wx, i l Above: The Senior Class perked up Christmas spirit by selling Candy Canes. Lefi' Counselor Tom Mesa and P.A.S.S. Instructor Bob Satterfield, satisfy their sweet tooth with candy canes sold by joe Avila, julie Emery, and Kathy Avila. Below Icp: When student pictures arrive, Margaret Marinis, the V.P. Secretary, has her hands full with distribution. Deena Grey seems to be lirst in line. Academy Awards' f i' ,-. N l :la nd XX 4.5, .- 5 v.. Right: Chet Anderson, 4.0 Valedictorian: Moi? Valedictorian? Does it make that much dif- ference? It may get me some scholarships and recogni- tion, and it helps when teachers know that you're sup- posed to be really smart, but otherwise, it doesn't make me or my life any different than anyone else. But now I have a chance to say goodbye and l'll see you at the reunion when we're all old and decrepit. Thanks, Chet academic awards are those of Valedictorian and Q And real winners they are, too! Out top Left: Suzy Nassaralla, 4.0 Valedictorian. Education has always been a very important aspect of my lite, many people have helped me to achieve my goal during the past four years of becoming Valedictorian, including teachers, fellow students, and above all my parents. I realize now that all those nights I spent doing homework and studying paid off in the end, The satisfaction of knowing that I succeeded in something is worth all the effort I put into ir. My future goal in life is to major in bio-chemistry and then go on to medical school and pursue a career as a doctor. I chose medicine as a career because I would like to help people and en- joy working in the field of science. Left: Randee Roberts, 39.1 Salutatorian. It's here! Graduation! I'm glad to see it come but sad to see it pass. Looking back at the las four years, I can see how myself and my friends have grown and matured. As a freshman, I was shy and intimidated by the big school and all of the different people. I tried getting my feet wet in my sophomore year and went into full swing as a junior. joining clubs, Powderpuff, football, making new friends and keeping up with Burke Work made for a busy year. My senior year was the most fun and the hardest. I was put to the test trying to juggle homework, club meetings, work, friends, planning graduation and remembering college deadlines. It was all worth it though, and I hope that in four years I can look back at college with a smile also. Salutatorian. The student or students who attain the highest GPA in the graduating class is honored as Valedic- torian. The second highest GPA is awarded the ti- tle, Salutarorian, Grades are tabulated at the end of the first semester during the Senior year and the honors are announc- ed to the recipients. At graduation exercises, each honoree presents a speech to their classmates, parents, and faculty. Above: Kim Thomas, 54.0 Valedictorian. Being Valedicrorian is not something that l've ever dreamed of. It just happened that way. My friends ask me, how do you get A's all the time? I tell them I take each class separately. I just worry about what I learn instead of worrying about my grades or GPA. What is ironic is that when I got B's in classroom work I learned so much more than when I received A's. One misconception people have is that Valedictorians are brainiacs and bookworms . These labels are not necessarily true. In my case, neither of them are. I'm no smarter than any student at SBHS, for I know a great many students who, if they would have applied themselves half as much as l've applied myself, would have had twice as much success as any student could hope for. These are the students with extenuating cir- cumstances . . .but that's another story. Finally I would like to say that l've never relinquished any fun or partying and, to maka a long story short, the main reason that I'm Valedictorian is not because I'm a brainiac or bookworm but because I was con- sistent for four short years of my life. 123 Lasi Performances Are Prepared bu Hard-working CommiHees Senior Week CommiHee K Bark row: Kata Perlhagen, Dina Sposito, Nancy Hubert, Brooks Gresham, Debbie Malone, Laureen Hubachek, Kathy Murdoch Caryn Schobert, Suzy Nassralla,jackie Doucette, Andrea Huffman, Pam Scott. Standing john Humphrey, Randee Roberts, Patti Flohr, Amber Agui1ar,julie Emery, Mark Kinder, Brian Hillburn, Chameh Agamao, Makeba Allen,janet Topoleski. No! pirtured Bernard Castro, Petite Cunningham, Carla Knickerbocker, Andrea Lee, Shirley Meeks,judith Rose, Diane Wingrove. 124 3 y s L S l K , so 'sxlf' row' Marlou Haefner, Laureen Hubachek, Mark Kinder, Dina Sposito, Andrea Lee, Amber Aguilar, Petite Kathy Murdoch. Seaiedfjudith Rose, Pam Scott, Debbie Malone, Nancy Hubert,janet Topoleski. Chameh Agamao, Makeba Allen, Chet Anderson, Bernard Castro, Christi Celestine, Valeria Dixon, D0uCette,julie Emery, Patti Flohr, Brooks Gresham, Rhonda Hernandez, Brian Hillburn, Andrea Huff- Carla Knickerbocker, Shirley Meeks, Suzy Nassralla, Kata Perlhagen, Scott Rhodes, Randee Roberts, Cor- Saenz, Wilma Stamps, Diane Wingrove. Graduation Commil-lee .cp to right: Rhonda Hernandez, Chet Anderson, Patti Flohr, Marlou Haefner, Shirley Meeks, Laureen Hubachek, vis. Hempstead, faculty adviser, Debbie Malone, Corey Saenz, Nancy Hubert, Kathy Murdoch. No! pirtured: Amber lguilar, Makeba Allen, Andrea Huffman, Scott Rhodes, Wilma Stamps. Baccalaureate Commil-lee The Final Curiain Comes Down CAST PARTY! - lhen il' off lo The Paul Grossman and Suzy Nassaralla relax before starting off for Baccalaureate Services. s c 126 O 0 x I 'A B' jeri Cox ffar lefrj, Diane Wingrove and Deborah Boorhe Cfar righrj, pur rhe finishing touches on caps and rassels for Slade Cobern and-joe De Luna Ccenrerj, X '15 MA N l f ' J x x -f s ,d x ' Q -x ...ar- Qyfj 'Q X? 'N -'N lx 6711 W ffff ff qi T f? if f ' du ., H mf ' P W P. ,, '-Q. m R? 'S' A Km I k W ' 4, ,Q w A . Q -W if . V Q ' 'M L' 4. 5 ik ' W' 'vf .M M y wi f ig f Q fa gf , , ' 5 2? Q i Do You Think Tha+'s Spirit .T In the last years the friendly rivalry bet- ween the high schools in town became more and more strained and less understandable. There are people who wonder whether cut- ting down trees, spraying slogans on walls, painting school symbols, and taking away Pacific's anchor is the direction competition between schools should take. Wouldn't it be better to compete on the sports field than in the quad? And isn't it kind of mean to cut down trees which are living elements of our environment? Why do students come in the dark ofthe night and do damage to other campuses - is it a harmless prank or senseless vandalism? I 3569-am r . One of Berdoo's trees which has fallen victim to spirited vandals. Pacific's senior park has benches surrounding the school symbol. Thar metal anchor fwhich once boasted a concrete foundationj was tom out by students from a rival school. I 1 is ,. 'S it fare - t X I l Q My i,, T Q E lilGll rim! Len: The SBHS mural has been the target of graffiti from our own students. - s v r i .J This SBHS tree was 10 years old before it was cut down by students from another school. Len ia Rigblx Quintonjohnson Cindy Pajak Anthony Lyram Wes Collins Chris Lamar Al Their Besl Co Stars responded to a poll in December and we learned some interesting things from the results MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Suzanne Olivas jeff Tinsley MOST ATHLETIC Hiecli Cunningham Roger Light BEST DRESSED Michelle Diggs Kerry Carter Terri Villa Ray Avila BEST COUPLE Alben Rojas and Kim SHORTEST Chauntae Fitzgarld Guy Ortiz Hotchkiss Co-Slavs Hiedi Cunningham Roger Light Chauntae Fitzgarld Guy Ortiz 41, i ly wi Michelle Diggs Kerry Carter l l Albert Rojas Kim Hotchkiss Ray Avila Terri Villa Lennart Abel Elisa Adame Steve Adams Trisha Aguilar Dawn Ahearn Leonard Aieta Gina Alarid Frances Allen Michael Allen 'lay Alva Elizabeth Apodaca Anthony Avila Rafael Avila Ray Avila Ruben Baez jody Baker Robert Barnett joanna Barrera Gary Barta Micheal Bayles jam Belden Mark Bell Arthur Bennefield Shirl Berger Shawn Bivens Chris Bonney Luis Borrego Maryann Borrego Marjorie Bouchard Russell Bradbury Scott Brandon Darlene Brown Sabrina Brown Kathy Bryant Barbara Burrows Sharon Bush Antione Caine Kashia Cain Mark Calhoun julie Calleros Kim Canady Cecilia Canalez Edward Canalez Mike Carducci Anthony Carr Lupe Carreon Maria Carreon Patricia Carrillo Salvador Carrillo Kerry Carter Ruben Casas Toni Caudle Paul Cavendish Eric Cebalios Canalez Cecilia Danny Chaves 6 GS 5 in k g al We 'L -G , QQ X R I ct fr '7- 5, ,,, F. 3, aa 'H N l aa is 'A .0 4, - .tt ,4 T as 1. 4' 5 t 'K Lt, t wa.. 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Lupe Carreon smiles because schools out forthe day. ASI tim e, fa .Q Wk .ii ff? Terri Villa when did you get your braces off? 1: - . ' e 'wr t iff, K . N ' -ffl t 5 -. X . . I 5 - 'N ' jf' : e .e-FZ, ff 3 it V . X y Q, .ffg - . K J e - . r -. I A 'M ' e N tl ,- ,J ,, A , 4, ,L ef llfT,l 'V ffl f . 1 , ff' ., if w,e.?fN?9K f . N .A., 32 .-e- a A' ge. .lzl e . W, . . S' E A: .x 1? Above: Carol Spellecy and LeAnn Puckett at float building for Foot- ball Homecoming. Below: Monica. Tony, Sracey and Sherry wait for Powderpuff practice to begin, Ax, ,fv -.Q I ' r 'Q . I . xy 0 X X Q XX fx Q if X X 1 ,N V X x -I f:,wfi5L 1 4 X, V - l' A lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll K 4 ,,r K . 1, lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll X . J 1 h I if x L fx I ' WB' J .- ,Q vm Lx j.t 3 ,Y M 3 , N W . ' N , Q ' 1 ' . 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Lorraine and Lisa play it cool forthe cameraman. ,ii- Wendy, Tia, Mickey, and Crystal, take it easy after school. --ov Tanya, Danny, Kim, and Gwen keep up a lot of racquet in gym Stacy Abramsom Cecil Abrego David Adams Tonette Adams Lydia Agee Gabriel Aguayo Sharon Allison Robert Alvarado Mandy Alvarez Edward Alvarran Ronald Anderson David Arbothnon Sean Archie Mauricio Arellano Regina Arvizu john Austerman Linda Avila Anna Avilez johnny Avilez Robert Avilez Maria Baliling Kim Banks Steve Barnes Vanda Barney jonathan Barrow Kevin Bateman Lisa Baumgarten Mona Becerril Sharon Beltran Sharel Bennett Theresa Berancourt Gary Blake Tammy Blaney Sharon Bouchard julie Boyd Tonguila Brantley Tammara Brewer Maurice Brinker Morris Brinker Gerald Brown Diane Bustamante Esmeralda Caldera Samantha Chmmiss Carmen Carreon Roy Carreon Danny Carrisal Steven Castillo Stacey Caudle julie Cavendish june Celestine Chris Chamberlain Leonard Chavez Frances Clark Laurel Clay Don Clunie jackee Cohen , ff. ,GX I! r u. -6 bf X T 'L 6- w 5' K.. 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A I if in: . 1 il' A P wg, - X ,K raw -R ' Bob Hyde, President Melonie Wright, Vice President Lisa Baumgarten, Secretary Lisa Anderson, Director of Finance Shelby Walker, Social Chairperson Robert Limon Guadalupe Lopez Richard McDaniels Arthur Moldonado Anthony Martinez Esperanza Munoz Colleen Owens Charles Plein Richard Ramos Anthony Rivers Martin Rojas Sophia Segoria Roger Seimers Rodney Skidmore Kurt Stephens Mark Valdivia XJ Yet? ,.-av Nw. wwf--'-ff 1 ,, A 'I f XX 1.4 M g -2- . lst. is if ii it s Qs W XL.. X 514 f s y 1 N ylifflylll- T' S3 ' 5 l 2 T T' .1 , 1 5 T ! Axxk .Qi , .xA V . JQ LI.V. cheerleader practice routines early in the summer. Left to right, Jacque Curtis, Debbie Shockey, Shelby Walker, and Melonie Wright. ann- ' v S X xiii' T: -A Y 1 3 bei Playing Their Roles On And Off The Scene Top billings aren't what these supporting ac- tors receive, but the roles they play are equal- ly tough. These hard-working sophomores are no longer the unknowns, nor are they the graduating stars. The sophomore year is said to be the longest, hardest year of high school. But, before they know it, the de- mand for autographs will be upon these ac- tors, too. 5 5 i ,z. ...LL s SH, 19 .1 Top: The Halloween Pep Rally brought out the goblins. Left to right, Debbie Shockey, Mauricio Arellano, Cyrena Rios, john McEwan, Mike Garcia as Dracula, Erik Hoge and Richard Sadillac. Above: For many supporting actors, the days are spent in this kind of setting. Mrs. Waldeck strikes again with another essay test for her second period Phoenix English class. LW: Melonie Wright organizes her work for social studies. 151 .- , , -,V ,. X Ne5,. Q Xi x 5 i 5 GX Q. 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We are in a totally new situa- tion because we are surrounded by new faces of teachers and people of all ages. But despite all this, we are anxious to begin this new and exciting excursion. Fifty percent of all freshmen are pushed around and made fun of by upperclassmen just because we are freshmen. There is nothing we can do about this situation ex- cept scream and yell softly for it is a custom each year to do this to freshmen. So next year, it's going to be our turn to push around next year's Freshmen. Cathy Ramirez, Freshmen President Thomas Abrego Rhapsody Agamas Velda Agee Rebecca Aguayo Adriana Anaya Natalie Arechiga Richard Ashbaugh Doreen Avila Philip Avila Anna Avilez Lorna Baker Tanya Baker Lisa Barrera Angela Beecher Micah Bernabe jose Berumen William Biggers Pamela Bittner Dina Bocanegra Kelly Booker Laticia Bowie Todd Boyle Claudia Bradford Melody Brandon Debra Brantley Denise Brewer jackie Brinker Danya Brown Kevin Brown Norma Brown Paulette Brown Robert Brown julie Bruce james Burrel Theo Bynoe Anna Cabrera David Cabrera Lorraine Caldrera Bonnie Calleros Christine Carducci Gladys Carias Marc Carlson Lydia Carroll Gloria Carter jerry Case Tina Cason Liz Ceballos Patricia Ceballos Chialing Chang Carlos Chavez james Chaves Harlonda Cheeks David Clark Ray Collier Darrell Condon john Contreras 4...- if r fi if iw -- A ' 135 ,. ' Q L iii A ' H Zi? ..-4 i Z. gi la er f . .,LL Ll, g 2 4 , . B ' ,, , I M? ,,,, L 'Y r Q' ri 6' 3 y . Li ar S kdm X. V V .L I it 4 s 1 ,F . 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Douglas David Eickman Ruben Estrada Rosette Evans Celia Falcon Brad Feldman Deanne Fielden Connie Figueroa Martha Flores Kathy Franco jerry Fry Rhonda Gaines Amado Gebara Mike Gillespie john Gilner Gerald Gomez Manuel Gomez jess Gonzales Maria Gonzales Ricco Gonzales Hena Graves jerry Gray Eileen Green Nicole Green Gina Greene Melonee Grimes -Ierri Gruber Patricia Guisa Gina Gutierrez Luisa Gutierrez Charlie Hall Steve Hallex Lauren Hampton james Hanna Lorey Hargo Denise Harris Belinda Hayes Vince Helms Rebecca Henry Felipe Hernandez Lorraine Hernandez Mike Hernandez Beverly Herndon jenny Herrera Gerald Hileman Ho Hoai Alben Holguin joe Holloman Shawna Holmes Lisa Hosie Gerri Howard Trece Howard Manuel Huerta Irma Huizar Shonna Hunter Angela Inman Brennirra jackson Tuwondajackson Patrick jewett Barbarajohnson Reinald jones Stephanie jones Diana Katz Randy Kay Minerva Kelly Lorieen Landis Gary Lange Tammy Larkin Erwin LaSane Tammi Laurence Angela Leach Brenda Lee Regina Leon Kymberly Liberto Anthony Locklin Albert Lopez Chris Lopez Mike Lott Lowell Lynes Thomas Mackey Lisa Madden Sheila Madison Brian Malone Danny Maroda Lawrence Martinez Mark McCracken Gary Mclntosh Rosario Medina Richard Mendez Veronica Mitchell jason Mogi Parry Mundy Mark Navarro Michael Negrette as V 1' 1,- QA 2' .Y'. 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' 1 S 5 -31 iv 3 s e f .Eze X .. yyyk , 5 .t,,,. ..,t,E,. 4 tii F , ' i f i , teee ,C . ' A I Q 'QL joseph Luton Olivia Malgra Margaret Mauricio Colleen McClain Demetrius Moreno Dwayne Morgan Kelly Morris Antoinette Mosqueda julie Mosqueda Michael Moyeda Elsie Roquemore Kenneth Scott Arthur Segovia Coleman Thomas Victoria Villa Gerald Yearra QW, x is l Exiras - Take Five ik. Chiling Chang and Claudia Bradford discuss personal matters at lunch. 'ml L........ ls Sandy Yester looking for something? David Eickman takes a quick bite of his burrito before he goes to class. Freshmen gather at their usual convention center to discuss business, Exiras O The Scene the... L.. xi: ' as vs , , NYM-A'3+,, Tap: Chris Lopez :ries to tackle one of Mr. Geigefs reading assignments. Above: Marc chats at lunch with his friends, imawww. V .-i,, Wwwmuwww ..i,e..MW.-W. ...M gfmwwr E 5,.i..W,, 'W 4-.Q sw 'lil jQ riff Lap: The Freshmen Class of 1985 is rich with spirit, Top: Lorna Baker smiling in Ms, Ebey's 6th period class while the other students work, Above: Freshmen Officers are busy preparing activities for Freshmen. -ig ,ffl Y Mr. Mesa shows Rey Garcia exactly who's boss - whoever has the ruler. Mr. Wheeler's class is always a party. Www Mnjensen shows a student some basic principals of speed typing. 3? l Some of our distinguished faculty pose for a group shot. Ms. Hempstead listens to the State of the Union Address fi p Q s ,fe- l xo ass 2 ABOVE: Here come the Feds, Ms, Ebey! RIGHT' Mr. Saenz and Ms. Neubert, School Improvement Resource Teacher first semester, discuss campus problems. All busy producers need secretaries and ours are no exception. Berdoo's team of dedicated secretaries serve students and staff alike. Their workload includes enrolling new students, handling messages, typing suspen- sions and expulsions, acting as an informa- tion center, doing the federal survey cards, typing the bulletin and keeping the profi- ciency, attendance, health and permanent records. The thing I think we all like the most is working with the staff and students, said Margaret Marinis, the Vice-Principal's secretary, that is, as long as they don't all come in at the same time. Marie Nelson, the Registrar, and Joanne Burling, SIP clerk, agrees. But of course the biggest reason is the money, they jokingly added. Marie Nelson, Registrar Producers joanne Burling, SIP clerk 7 I , ,,, r Q r ' . , ', . I 0 .1 . 4 a- I' f 1 . Donna Roth, Principal's Secretary Assistant jo Goodman, Title I Secretary Carmen Valdez, Financial Secretary Always busy,joyce Lewandowski, V.P.'s Secretary, answers some concerned parents' questions on the phone. it l Joyce Lgwgndgwgki, VAP,'5 Betty joanne Miller, Health Clerk Margaret Marinis,V.P.'s Secretary l Secretary and Athletic Directors Secretary l l i I Marie Nelson, Registrar, updates a student record. Sharon Martin , Attendance Secretary ,Wx PASS Secretary Sheila Farr, files some student truancy cards. M A, , ,. e Mrs, Roth, Principals Secretary, examines some papers for necessary signatures. Cardinal Counselors - Dediealed and Conoerned Where do you go to find out why you ended up in drafting when you wanted drama, how and when to take the dreaded SAT, where you sign up for Driver's Ed before the popular course is full and for overall guidance and information? Go around the Administration Building and you'll find the Counseling Office. This year Mrs. Dorothy Martin has taken over the vacancies left by Mr. Gould and Mr. Escobar, who were part-time counselors and have returned to their classrooms. Mrs. Head of the counseling staff, Mr. Christleman said, We're lucky to have a very dedicated and concerned group of counselors. This year they've tried to make themselves more available. The new scheduling system developed by the counselors was better than last year's and gave students more say in what classes they took because they ran for them. Mr. Christleman remarked that it's hoped more of the paper work will be handled by com- puters in the future so that the staff will have more time for the students. Martin was a Title I advisor before becom- ing a counselor. Anne Vivian, Counselor's secretary, provides constant assistance to the students on small, but necessary, mat- ters and frees the counsel for important student conferences. Mrs Bogatin, Career Guidance Counselor, assists students in locating jobs and deciding on career choices. Somehow lhe kids manage lo mainlain lheir sanilg and good humor in spiie ol' all lhe scheduling problems. - Mr. Mesa QGIIII llllllll QQEWU t Mr, Galarza Dr. Mayor MF- SIHHIOI1 Focus On Mr. Stanton Mr. Stanton, a French teacher at Cardinal Ci- ty, is clearly a favorite among his students. He's been teaching for 131-6 years. Mr. Stan- ton attended Redlands High School and a number of California colleges, including the University of Redlands and Cal-State San Bernardino. His hobbies include reading and raising exotic plants. When asked what he enjoys most about teaching, Mr. Stanton replied, I enjoy the students the most. They're what makes it all worth it. Mr. Galarza teaches Spanish classes here at Berdoo. Here he's shown in one of his own pictures in a classic reacher's pose. The Action In Foreign Affairs The Foreign Language Department, another victim of the budget pinch, went through some drastic alterations. Mr. Galarza, a new, but nevertheless popular teacher here at Ber- doo, gave some opinions on the status of the department: - On changes in the department: I think the most obvious change was me . . . I've found a desire for a third and fourth year Spanish class fcut from the program this yeari, and I intend to start them again. - On students: I noticed some reluctance in class participa- tion at the beginning of the year, but generally there is a strong positive feeling for language. - On the future of foreign language at S.B.H.S.: Perhaps more extra-curricular activities are needed to reflect the multi-cultural element in school. Focus On Mr. Qigler Mr. Sigler is a ceramics teacher at Cardinal City. He's been teaching for 22 years. He at- tended our own San Bernardino High School and spent his college years at the iUniversity of Redlands, Valley College, and Clarmont Graduate School. He first realized the wanted to become a teacher in his junior year of college. His hobbies are hiking, ceramics, photography, meteorology, and 'working with glazes. When asked about his 'favorite part of teaching, Mr. Sigler replied, i I enjoy working with talented students and iexploring the art Cof ceramicsjf' Ari Survives Budgei Cuts The budget problems have certainly caused a shortage of electives among other subjects, but fortunately, we still have an Art Depart- ment for the artistically inspired. Ceramics, Art, and assorted crafts were offered along with the Yearbook class. Will any future Michaelangelos, Picassos, or Hemingways be graduating from Cardinal City this year? Well, probably not, but then again, one never knows. Miss Haas, a new instructor, teaches not only Senior English classes but serves as the yearbook advisor. Mr. Sigler Mr. Swan Sirong Faculig A Deliniie Assei Our English Department is still managing to do very well, despite many setbacks. Mrs. Waldeck, an English teacher always up on current events affecting education, was ask- ed to say a few words on the status of English in our district: We still have very good teachers Cat S.B.H,S.j but there is no money for materials we need. A five period day is also being discussed, which would limit chances for a college preparatory education to be given. Mr. Saenz and Ms. Colunga, a language tutor, discuss student performance on a test. Mrs. Watson shares a joke with Senior Corrinne Nevarez. 0 ,Q f Mrs, Watson Mr. Page Mrs. Waldeck Mrs. Browne Mr. Norton Miss Haas stops work on grading papers to listen to a srudenr's question Focus On Mr. Norlon Mr. Norton is a favorite English teacher at Berdoo, according to the students. He has been teaching in California for Z8 years. He attended Elsworth High School in Penn- sylvania, and Waynesburg College, a small liberal arts school. A member ofthe Elks, the Austin Healy Club of North America, the Knights of Columbus, the American Federation of Teachers, and the V.F.W., Mr. Norton enjoys coaching, playing poker, and collecting classic cars, Mr. Lantz gives us one of his patented smiles while Mr. Leary peers out from behind his glasses. Focus on Mr. Lewi . Mr. Lewis has been teaching for 25 years. He attended Fort Scott High School in Kansas and a variety of colleges, including Pitt- sburgh and Long Beach State, U.C.R., Pep- perdine, and Azusa Pacific. Among the clubs and organizations to which he belongs are the Inland Official Associationlfan organiza- tion whose members officiate at many spor- ting eventsj, Kappa Alpha Psi, the San Ber- nardino Teacher's Association, and the .Aff M, f 4 nf California Teacher's Association. His favorite pastime is motorcyle riding. Mr. Lewis commented on student attitude in recent years. The students just aren't like what they used to be. In the sixties, you'd never see anyone wandering around in the halls during class. But now you look out, and ther's 50 to 100 people out there. -.,, . - zzgv aff - X hz ,,,.. ...W-W -,, .-Wa., f gi g -sill V Mr. Leary, Mr. Redwine and company attend a faculty meeting. X 3 I Mr. Adair Mr. Brown Mr. Escobar Mr. Lantz 1 Lua yylex . A. wi , 9 Mr. Leary Lewis Pring l X Mr. Redwine Mr. Laniz Comments On Maih Department Changes took place in all departments this year, and the Math department was no ex- ception. Asked to comment on some of the changes and trends, one of Berdoo's long- time mathematics teachers, Mr. Lantz, gave these opinions. On Title I Program: The best feature in the Math department, definitely a good point. Changes in students: Kids today don't seem to care much about their education. They just work enough for a 'C' or a Future of the Math department: The School Improvement Program will make some changes in skills classes next year, with other alterations in the current program. Mr. Lewis takes a leisurely stroll through our old-fashioned looking quad. When H Comes To Aclion. Theg're Real ' Sports! Where do you have to dress in five minutes when it normally takes you twenty, exercise in the sun when it's 105 in the shade, go out- side in the rain when you've forgotten your sweats, and try to remember your combina- tion after a long weekend or Christmas vaca- tion? Why, PE of course! Three years of gym are required for everyone, and most students take them in the freshman through junior years. This year the P.E. activity choices included volleyball, weight-lifting, swimming, basket- ball, dancercise, and touch football. The Coach Baumgarten directs thej.V, plays and the Pep Squad adds the spirit e ii e - 1' Y zz, . .- X Mr Pierson Athletic Director first semester, Ms. Dudek, Assistant Athletic Director, Girl's Varsity Football P E Basketball, P.E. department, like others suffered from a lack of funds. Asked to comment on the financial cut- backs, Mrs. Lopez, a very important figure in Berdoo's world of Physical Education,said that there are some very good teachersf She told us that there were also some pro- blems. One is no heating in the gym. Witl' luck, this will probably be corrected in the near future. Nevertheless, many sports may be cut due to the ever-present monetary problem. as 3 fr f 2 f, Ms. Glassen, Pep Director, P.E. ,na M, s.., M .. I . , Q-f K was M S Lf -,. '?3?i' ' xi? Schrempp has that old coaches' stare down pat. Focus O Mr. Schrempp A well-liked teacher at S.B.H.S., Mr. Schrempp has been teaching for 12 years. He attended Pacific High School Cbut we can't hold that against himj and went to college at Cal Poly, Pomona. Baseball is his favorite hobby. Of the 12 years Mr. Schrempp has been teaching, nine of them have been at Cardinal City, and he's very dedicated to the school. He declares, I'm very proud of our school. W- 5ChfCmPP,B2SCb2l1,ASSiSf2nIIV. Mr. Baumgarten, Boy's BasketballJ.V. Ms. Martin, Drill Director :00fb3ll,P-E- Football,P.E. vir. Gieger, Boy's Track, P.E. Mr. Schissler, Marching Band Science E nrollmenl Drops GFP Science is a subject that not every student may be familiar with, but eventually will be. 15 credits are required to graduate. Among the courses offered are Biology, Physiology Lab, Physics, Chemistry, and various survey classes offering a glimpse of what the course is like without actually having to take it. However, Mr. Brown, a math and science teacher here at Cardinal Headquarters, ex- pressed that the enrollment in the higher science classes has been dropping off and the students are taking classes where the workload is not as heavy. It's not because the teachers aren't willing to teach advanced science, they are, and they're very capable. Meanwhile, students who are involved in science struggle through dissections, for- mulas, and microscopes that won't focus properly in the everlasting .quest for knowledge and a passing grade. Focus On Mr. Johnson The science faculty at S.B.H.S. boasts several fine teachers. One of the best is Mr. Dean johnson. He has been teaching for 25 years, attended Pasadena High School and a number of colleges, including Redlands University and Cal-State Los Angeles. His favorite part of teaching is, he says, the students. Asked what his favorite hobbies are, Mr. johnson replied, I just love fishing! Mr. Brown Mr. Kocher Mrulohnson .,-Q 7 f , ,www : - wadwm,.,4,Wf f J' I Mr. Kocher-A mad scientist at work. r , Mr. Ludwig Mr, Gould Mr. Kuhn teaches agriculture. We caught him communing with some friends A Scene e All Make - Social Qludies Departmental changes take place all the time and the Social Studies section is no excep- tion. Mr. Wheeler has taken over as Student Council advisor, Mr. Vitek started teaching the Consumer Education classes 2nd semester. Social Studies is a course that all students at Berdoo know about since it is required for all 4 years of high school. This causes a pro- blem sometimes, according to Mr. Burke who teaches American History because the kids get shifted around more than they should and this can be harmful. But it can also be good because it provides a line of communication between faculty and students which is open to every student. Some of the problems have, of course, been financial but other include the fact that there's been a change in the average student. Says Mr. Burke, They've gone from respectful, caring citizens to kids that are isolated and only stick with their own group. Luckily, the Social Studies teachers are really caring and want the students to learn. They take time out for student things that other teachers wouldn't. Mr. Vitek, P.O.D teacher, outlines the day's classwork, ' . i f ..... , i f f J f Mr. Loc Mr. Vitek Mrs. Cichocki Mr. Gould . .- lt '7R r. Towle Ms. Ebey WI. Gelgel' Mr, Burke Focus On S. Ebeg Ms. jan Ebey has been teaching for 14 years although sometimes it seems like forever . She didn't always plan on being a teacher and says that while in college she was waiting for her doctorate fellowship and while waiting, got turned on to teaching by one of her own professors. What she most enjoys about it is the interaction between student and teacher. She graduated with the class of '63 from Pacific High School. Later, she received her B.A. in Political Science from U.C,R. and her M.A. in Counseling at Cal State San Ber- nardino. She's involved with N.O.W., an- tinuclear groups, Ammesty International and a rape-counseling center. Her hobbies are camping and hiking, photography, writing, politics, softball, reading and doing work for women's issues. No matter where he goes, Mr. Burke stands out in the crowd. Job Skills Receive Top Billing Vocational instructors are certainly not to be overlooked in our little spectrum of knowledge. Why, if it weren't for them, the many talents hidden in our Cardinal City citizens might never be discovered, and con- sequently be wasted. Among the courses offered to further one's career hopes are Typing, Wood Shop, Metal Shop, and Auto Shop. Who knows how many future secretaries, mechanics, and carpenters will graduate this year? Let's just - be thankful that we have these fine teachers fi to help our students reach their goals. at Mr. Howell, Mrs. Stenson and Miss Haas enjoy a quiet luncheon in the library. Spollighl on Mrs. Rowe Mrs. Rowe teaches job skills, typing, and shorthand here at Berdoo, and has been a teacher for ten years. She went to Little River Training School in Arkansas, then came to California to attend Cal-State San Bernardino. She has two M.A.'s, one in business administration, the other in educa- tion, and is a licenced vocational nurse. Mrs. Rowe was encouraged to become a teacher by a counselor at Cal-State and now says she likes to see the students learn how to do the things and teach them. Mrs. Rowe is a member of St. Paul A.M.E. Church where she's on the Board of Trustees. She also belongs to the Delta Signa Theta and is listed in the Who's Who of American Women and the Who's Who of the Women of the World. Her hobbies include reading gardening, and travel. Mr. Buch Mrs. Foster Mr. Glass l. K tl Mnjensen Mr. Konnoff Mr. Redwine all Above: Mrs. Shirley Foster, our Hospital Occupations instructor, en- joys some of the real food to be found in the faculty lounge. Below: Mr. Konnoff, who teaches cabinet making and carpentry, M . R M . S M . S . rs owe rs tenson I wan helps some of hrs talented students. :nur-4. Wi E13 181 Focus On Mr. Howell Special kids need special education, and that's where the special education depart- ment comes in. One of the teachers who works with these kids is Mr. Howell. He's been teaching for 30 years Cone at Franklin, two at Berdoo, and 27 at Arrowviewj. He at- tended North Hollywood High and several colleges in California, He enjoys being able to work with his students on a one-to-one basis. When asked if he'd always planned on becoming teacher, Mr. Howell joked, At first I wanted to be an undertaker! He's ac- tive in the Central Christian Church of San Bernardino, and his hobbies include garden- ing and reading. Unfortunately, Mr. Howell is retiring this year, and SBHS will lose the pleasure of his presence. Mr Howell Gives us a smile Mr Black Special Ed Teacher Special Ed Teachers Mr- Howell - VA Mrs. Manclilk - SED Tutorial Assistants Ms, Meyer - EH janrce Collins LH Teacher Assistants Susan Lucey PHRC Carlene Burda - EH l Bilingual Aides licia Colunga Lydid Farkas onnie Reagan Ly Sinclair aille Transcnber AV Coofdlmfof rrol Vasquez john Grimm at Pictured s. Guillen, Bilingual Title One Program J Ronald Castaneda Fr-mem: Ellls lx Sf Rosemary Murphy Virgmra Spiorto Nor Pictured Ms Valderrama Titlel Lhnsty Smith Special Ed Special Ed and TOP Cshort for Title One Program are two programs which help students with special problems Special Ed the only one rn the district has five classes Because we are the only one of the San Bernardino High Schools with this program students are bused here from all over the drstrict Special Ed like the other departments has been affected by the budget cuts One ef fect is the inability to buy materials such as special books and equipment TOP another part of Special Ed works with bilingual students in strengthening their English Many of the students are Hrspanrc and Asian 183 l, W- . 1 . 1 Cesario Cabrera mops up after Messy Cardinals. He is aided on the job by George Beasley, Herbet Benn, Etta Davis, Dalton Ford, Gus Hidalgo, Stan Howard, Pat Meyers, Marylou Ortega and Calolia Williams. Mrs. Carver, our librarian, assists Scott Ackley in finding research materials. Ms. Lopez, as well as being a friend and competitor for the students, is an athletic equipment attendant for the girls. Mr. Eugenejohnson does an equally good job as athletic equipment attendant for the boys. Dorothy Ross, Remel Diggs and Ever james are in charge of taming unruly birds on campus. Sonja Roop, one of our cafeteria workers, mixes up lunch on a large scale. Other cafeteria workers are Velma joyner, Annie Moody, jean Reimer, Margie Riddle, Sallie Roberson, Pat Van Voorhis, and Genevieve Wheeler. Special People Work Behind The Scenes Behind the scenes are the people who make many things on the set possible. Although we might not see these people everyday, we can be sure that without them normal school life would be impossible. These important people range from cafeteria workers to security persons, and from custodians to librarians. One member of this varied group Imogene Foreman Learning Resource Specialist Clarence Reise Math Resource is the ever-popular Bob Satterfield, the only PASS CPositive Attendance for Secondary Schoolsl teacher, who unofficially substitutes for ailing instructors, and who even more unofficially is the resident Laurel and Hardy fanatic. He, like others in the group, is just not another worker here, but a genuine friend to the students. Robert Keyes Driver EduCati0n Community Resource Lupe Martinez Bob Satterlield Sarah Thomson P.A.S.S. InStruCt0r Math Computer Resource New Producers On The Sei What better way to top off a well-rounded staff than with a superior administration? Some of last year's administrators moved on to other positions, and were replaced by Marvin Billings, Principal, and Barry Kayrell, Vice-Principal. Both were well received by the students and staff. Returning for another year was Martha Hempstead, vice-principal, always a favorite with everyone, The administration takes care of a number of important duties on campus. All discipline problems are referred to them, as well as P.A.S.S. fPositive Attendance for Secondary Schoolsj affairs. On the lighter side, they also direct affairs having to do with athletics, activities, and finances. This year in particular, they were in charge of making necessary changes due to budget cuts, one of which was a new attendance procedure. Martha Hempstead, Vice-Principal Marvin Billings, Principal if Barry Kayrell, Vice-Principal i ohool Board Gels New uperiniendeni Unusual predicaments befell the Board of Education in this scholastic year. In order to conform with the limits of the ever- shrinking budget, the Board was forced to consider ffrom among a host of optionsj go- ing to a Eve period day, closure of certain schools, and cancellation of some athletic activities. Among the actual cutbacks enacted this year was a reduction of teachers in some departments. This led to new duties being assigned to a few teachers and created some difficulties. One important change among the many that took place on the Board was that of superintendent. Replacing Dr. Charles Ter- rell was Dt. Neal Roberts. Other major changes were caused by the recent election, in which two new Board members, Shelby Obershaw and Elisa Diaz were elected. Not many students know that they have a voice in the affairs of the School Board. The District Student Congress is an organization formed to represent the students of the district. One member of the D.S.C. sits on the Board at every meeting. The 81-82 representatives for Berdoo were Kerry Carter, Lisa jewett,janet Stone, and Rhonda Hernandez. ,, 5, ,Iffif l My N- Mr. Roberts MS. Dial .iii i . 'vs . 5 wt, fb , Mr. Fawke Mr Grossman I A , Mr. Hatton Mr. Neigel ,H '- af . ,ss 1 f 3 A ',, ., Ms. Obershaw Ms Shelwn IIllIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIllIll E an N L lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll W I P lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll Reaching the World , S A r 0? I Your Invitation to 1620 West Baseline San Bernardino, California 92411 885-1057 RICHARD GREGG SR. - Owner PRESCFQIPTIONS GREETING CARDS PEARS-O-N S 93lZafmmay BILL 8: ANN PEARBON 3148 N. 'E STREET' BAN BERNAHDINO, CAL. 92405 17143 TU 2- QTY Worship With Us QS ,VKX si .I M Bel with the WORD TEMPLE BAPTIST CHURCH GIFTS 216 West 6th at Arrowhead CYMCAD Come Worship With Us This Sunday 10:00 am - Bible Study 11:00 am - Worship Service 6:00 pm - Worship Service Classes for all ages and special youth activities 3369 In The Heart Of San Bernardino with San Bernardino at Heart D1 SHEILA Nl BARFLETI' Dr RONALD A RASCILS orromernlsrs :Nc .allay SF? ..'1? 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L f, mf Qi? rE a Q i Thank-you Q, y Engagement Graduation ' y Whatever your special moment. your portrait gives special meaning to your words. Mahal: Qrowell Qltoiograplty- 1296 .NORTH D STREET o SAN Benmmomo, CAt.tFoRNrA 92405 o 4714i 884-0163 GRADUATION ANNOUNCEMENTS WEDDING INVITATIONS E 5 , ,gf L 3,5 I v ' 2 NJ d gf VI' H J p, JP 'GQ5f f 'wx moms 882-3717 , V ital ' . l'- vix' 1 11 2 t Hi1i.UllSFiUW8F35iGiil3 1379 msr HIGHLAND AVE, H-, SAN BLRNARINNO, CA 92404 if f '. i P . I mx:-Q .x Rl l'll llIl,'l'HN mm Illl.l'UN 17147853-8867 f4+f -Q, Q Compvele Flonsl iii in 5 U Weddings 4 0 fum-mls 0 f4IlTlC.i'21'7l!1ll I 'Emu ,slip 0 GMS 0 Silk 8 Une!! FIOwPrS o Beads 5 Rimmns 0 Srymmam X 2230 N Afmwneaa , San Bernardino Ca 92405 I C4.1flClaSSes THE THREE ROSES , v LET US CREATE A HAIR ' FASHION FOR YOU ONE N WHICH colvvsvs Youn ,X XKN UNIQUE PERSONALITY A LINDA ORTEGA 626 N MT VERNON AVE SAN BERNARDINO Q,x , PROFESSIONAL STYLISTS TO SERVE YOU 81 YOUR NEEDS F B 5 ' 1 F: ' Q g 4 L4 1 I Q if Qwfgu? 888-0508 6 ixiipfu, U . . . , I ' I i D'ARCA TUXEDO RENTAL AND SALES 889 North D Street CComer of 9th and D Srreerj San Bernardino, California 92401 47143 888-6848 Tojeri Regina Cox, Congratulations and our good wishes as you start a new era in your life. God Bless. Grandma and family Mrs. Lopez and Mrs. Glassen would like to thank Valerie Dixon and Sonja johnson for all of their unselfish helpfulness during their years at SBHS. To janet Topoleski, Our very special senior! We love you. Mom, Maria and julie Nancy and Debbie, You're the best firends anyone could ever have. Laureen Tojudith Rose, To thine own self be true. Best wishes and love always. Mom and Daddy Katarina, We luv you like a sis! Your stepsisters, Deb 81. Nancy HEJ DA! GRADUATION POST SCRIPTS Kathy, May our exciting escapades live forever. Laureen To Marlou Haefner, It's been a great year. Congratulations and Auf Wiedersehen. Martha Hempstead To Scott Rhodes, CONGRATULATIONS! We wish you con- tinued success in your future academic endeavors. May you reach all your goals in life. Mom, Dad, Kelly, and Gina Kata, I've learned alot. l'll miss you Your American Sister, Laureen To Margie Berry, Congratulations! You worked hard and made us proud. We hope your future will be bright and happy, and successful. Momma, Papa and Gary Laureen and Debbie, My two very best friends in the world. Nancy .... To my two best friends, Laureen and Nancy, High School would have been nothing without you guys! Best friends forever, Debbie Ms. Dudek would like to thank-Jackie Riley, Kathy Murdoch, Amber Aguilar, and joy Herndon for their outstanding contribution towards the success of the SBHS girls' basketball teams. To Diane Wingrove, Graduation Day is finally here. May you always be as happy as you are to- day. Good luck in all your future endeavors. Love, Mom 8: Dad To Wendell Anderson, Congratulations. We are proud of your accomplishments and know you will carry them forward. Dad, Mom, Ron and Pam To Brian Hillburn, Wow! Congratulations. You did it. Great! Success can be yours! Go for it! My prayers will be with you always. Leona Saterfield, Auntie Casiing Seniors ACKLEY, SCOTT 34, 77 AGAMAO, CHAME1-1 34,77,106, 108,126 , AGUILAR, AMBER 34,56,57,1,02,q 126 ALEXANDER, JOAN 34 92 ALLEN, JEROME 34,87 ALLEN, MAKEBA 32,34,106,110, 126 ALLEN, TIMOTHY 34,74,75,110 ALVAREZ, ANTONIO 34 ANDERSON, CHESTER 34,77, 104, 123, 124 ANDERSON, WENDELL 34 ANTWINE, BRANDIE 34, 107 ARIAS, HERLINDA 34 BETTY, THOMAS 35 BIGGERS, TRACY 35,109 BOOTI-IE, DEBORAH 32,35,96,107, 1 1 1,126 BORREGO, PAT 35, 101 BOTTINI, STEVEN 35, 90 BOYDSTON, ALLEN 32,62,74,75,90 BRAGGS, CECIL 62,107 BRIDGES, JONATHAN 35 BREWER, TONY 14 CABRAL, OFELIA 35 CANALEZ, ANTHONY 36 CARDENAL, JUAN 22,23,36,5O,62 CARDENAS, MARIA 36,110 CARSON, TAM MY 36 CASON, JOYCE 36 CASTORENA, MARIO 36 CASTRO, BERNARD 32,36,70 CATOE, DAVID 36 CEL ESTINE, CH RISTI 36,48,76,88, 96,111 1 1 Senior Powderpuff team members Deborah Boorhe, Makebi Allen, Christi Celestine, Sharon Scout, Valerie Dixon ffrontj. AVI LA, JOE 34,49,50,62,121 AVILA, KATHY 25,27,32,34,49,95, 121 5 ' BACA,JUNE 34 ,T A BALDERAMA, ROBERT,35,63,70 BALTICH, ANNA 35,105 BANGLE, LARRY 32 BATES, MICHELE 35 BEEBEE, JAMES 35 BELL, LISA 35,4301 BENNETT, EUGENIA 35,91 BEN1TEz, JESUS 35 BERRY, MARGARETE 35 CENTOFANTI, JACQUELIN 33,50, 103 CHAPPARO, DAVID 36 CHAVEZ, AUGUSTIN 36,70 C1-1Av1RA, BART 32,36 CHRTSTENSON, SUSAN 33,33 CLIBURN, CINDY 36,127 COBERN, SLADE 126,127 CONSUELO, DAMTAN 37 CONTRERAS, DAVID 37 CONWAY, PAM 37 COX, JERI 37,76,102,111,126,127 COX, PAUL 37 CRUZ, CAROLINE 37 CUNNINGHAM, PETITE 37,76,86, 87,91 ,1 02 87,102,91 DAMIAN, CONSUELO 37 DEEBLE, JO ANN 37 DE LUNA, JOE 126,127 DENNIS VAUGHN 32,37,51 DIXON, VALERIA 3,32,107 DOUCETTE, JACOUELIN 32,37,49, 107,126 EMERY, JULIE 25,27,37,83,95,105, 120,126 ERVIN, JEFF 93 ESPARZA, TONY 37 ESPINOSA, JEFFREY 37 ' ESQUEDA, PHILLIS 32,37,88 ESTRADA, DIANA 37 FARKAS, TIBOR 62 FARRIS, MARIAN 32,38,91 FAUST, JEFFERY 38 - FIERRO, REBECCA 38,92 FLOHR, PA'I'I'I 38,104,126 FLORES, EVERETT 38 FLORES, IDA 38 FLORES, THOMAS 38,93 FORD, SHELBY 30,62,63,65,74,75 FOWLER, ERIC 38 FRANCIS, KEITH 38 FRANZ, JULIE 38 FRANCIS, KEITH 38 FREEMAN, YVETTE 38 GABALDON, VERONICA 38,49 GABBARD, DANNY 38,1 11 GARCIA, BEVERLY 3,38,86,95 GARCIA, RAY 38,48,62,68,69,90 GONZALES, TIMOTHY 39 GONZALES, VAL 39 GRAY, JOE 39 GRESHAM, BROOKS 39,106,126 GROSSMAN, PAUL 32,39,126 GUTIERREZ, DIANE 39 GUERRERO, IRENE 39,49 HAEFNER, MARLOU 22,23,39,50, 83,86,88,104,1 16 HARDING, JUDY 39,96,110 HARGO, YVONNE 39 HENDRIX, WALTER 62 HERNANDEZ, RHONDA 39,150,187 HERNDON, ANGELA 39,56,91, 102,1 1 1 HERSHEY, ,KIM 39 HILLBURN, BRIAN 39,116,126 HILLER, CLIFFORD 39,70,106 HOBBS, STACY 40 HOGE, LINDA 40,49 HOMENICK, THEODORE 32,40 201 HOOD, PATRICK 40 H U BACH EK, LAU REEN 3,32,40,83, 105,126 HUBERT, NANCY 3,29,32,40,51 ,82 126 HUBBS, TIM 40 HUFFMAN, ANDREA 3,40,82,126 HUMPHREY, JOHN 40 HUNTSMAN, MICHAEL 40 JACKSON, VENETTA 40 JAMES, CYNTHIA 40 JEFFERY, HAROLD 40 JOHNSON, JO ANNA 25,26,27 JONES, ANTHONY 40 JONES, PAMALA 41 JONES, ROBERTA 41 ,49,98,99, 107 JONES, SANDRA 41 JUAREZ, HENRY 41,70 KINDER, MARK 27,30,41,77,126 KNICKERBOCKER, CARLA 41,50 KOLB, LISA 41 KRAMER, SHAWN 10,41,50,63, 88, LAEGER, RUTH 41,91 LEACH, KIRK 41 LEE, ANDREA 25,26,41,49,104 LEYERLY, BOB 41 LOPAS, AN DY 41,63,90 LEYERLY, BOB 41 LOZA, PHILLIP 41 LOZA, PHYLLIS 42 MALONE, DEBORAH 29,42,49, 126 MAYNUS, DARREN 70 MC CLEARY, MARIANN 42 MC COY, ROBERT 42 MC CRACKEN, KELLY 42 MC GEE, TERRY 15, 51, 93, 100 MEADE, JEAN 42,92 MEDINA, LEANDRO ILEOI 42,49,93 MEEKS, SHIRLEY 42 MILLER, DARRYL 62,63,70,71 MILLER, STEVEN 42 MOORE, KELLY 32,42,50,88 MULANAX, DALLAS 42 MURDOCH, KATHERINE 4,42,25, 27,82,56,55,102,126 MURILLO, DANIEL 42 NASSRALLA, SUZY 106,123,124, 126,127 NATION, ANTHONY 62,63 NEGRETTE, JOHN 42 NEVAREZ, CORINNE 42 OAKES, JACK 30,43 O'KEEFE, DEAN 43 ORTIZ, ELIZABETH 43,49,86 OWENS, KENNETH 95,62,63 PACHECO, OLIVIA 43,49 PARKINSON, WAYNE 90,127 PAULE, WILLIAM 43 PEREZ, LINDA 43 PEREZ, MICHAEL 43 PERKINS, TONY 43 PERHAGEN, KATARINA 4,22,23,43, 50,83,104,126 PIERSON, ANDREW 43,74,90,117 PRINCE, RENEE 43 QUIROZ, ADAM 43 RANGEL, JEANETTE 43 REEVES, STEPHEN 14,43,93 RIDEAUX, YVETTE 44 RILEY, JACOUELIN 56,57,102 RIVERA, ADRIAN 44 ROBERTS, RANDEE 32,44,105, 1 23,1 25,126 ROBERTS, TIM 44 ROBINZINE, RICKEY 48,62 RODRIGUEZ, RONALD 44,68,69 ROSALES, ANN 44 ROSE, JUDITH 44,48,107 ROCHLEAU, STEVEN 44 RUBIO, PAULA 44,49 RUBIO, TOM 73 SAENZ, COREY 44,77,106 SALSBERRY, EUGENE 30,44 SALVINI, MARY ,441 SCOTT, PAMELA 45,126 SEARL, JON 32, 45 SHERIFIELD, EUGENE 62 SILVA, RICHARD 45 SIMMONS, MONIKO 45 SIMMONS, SIMONE 45 SMITH, ERIN 45 SMITH, MELODY 45 SNEED, NEUMAN 45,93 SOKOLOFF, MICHAEL 45,93,108 SOMMERVILLE, PAUL 45,74,75,90 SPOSITO, GERALDINE 45,49,126 STAMPS, WILMA 45,48,96,107, 1 10,1 1 1 STEWARD, DAVID 45,62,70,90 STONE, JAN ET 46,48,187 ' STOUT, SHARON 25,26,32,46,96, 106,107,110,111 STROTHER, RONALD 8,46 STURGES, LAUREEN 46 SUAREZ, OFELIA 46 TAYLOR, DAVID 46 THEIS, JUDITH 29,46,105 THOMAS, KIMBERLY 29,46,51, 106,110,123,125 TOPOLESKI, JAN ET 32,46,49,50, 126 Escort Mauricio Arrellano and Homecoming Queen, Beverly Garcia, share the momenr as Iast year's queen, Kathy Murdoch, crowns Queen SAMUEL, TILLIS 62 TORRES, RONALD 46 SANCH EZ, ADAM 44,62 TRAN, LAN 46 SANDOVAL, FERNANDO 44,69,70 SARMIENTO, JOSUE 44 SCHLABERG, WARREN 45 SCHOBERT, CARYN 25,26,27,45 48,95,83,105,126 TRAN, XUAN 46 TUMBLESON, DAMON 46 TYUS, DORKAS 46 VILLA, JOSEPH 46 WALKER, CURTIS 32, 47 WEESNER, JOHN 47 WENZELL, KENNETH 47,55 WHITE, BILLY 48,62 WILLIAMS, HELEN 47 WINGROVE, DIANE47,49,105,106, 126,127 WRIGHT, STACIE 47 YANNI, SCOTT 120 A YAO, ALBERT 47 YBARRA, DANIEL 47,91 YOUNG, MICHAEL 47,50,87 ZIMMERMAN, DAVID 47,87 Juniors ABEL, LENNART 22, 23, 132 ADAME, LISA 132 ADAMS, STEPHEN 132 AGUILAR, LATRISHA 13, 101, 132 AHEARN, DAWN 9, 104, 132 AIETA, LEONARD 132 ALARID, GINA 132 ALLEN, FRANCES 86, 132 ALLEN, MICHAEL 70, 86, 132 ALVA, JAY 132 APODACA, ELIZABETH 132 AUSTIN, LESA 32 AVILA, ANTHONY 132 AVILA, RAFAEL 132 AVILA, RAYMOND 62, 64, 90, 130, 131, 132 BAEZ, RUBEN 132 BAKER, JODY 132 BARNETT, ROBERT 132 BARRERA, JOANNA 132 BARTA, STEVE 31, 50, 70, 67, 70, 88, 101, 132 BAYLES, MICHAEL 132 BELDEN, JAMES 132 BELL, MARK 132 BENNEFIELD, ARTHUR 132 BERGER, SHIRLI132 BIVENS, SHAWN 132 BONNEY, CHRIS 132 BORREGO, LUIS 62, 73, 132, 164 BOUCHARD, MARJORIE 132 BRADBURY, RUSSELL 132 BRANDON, SCOTT 31, 132 BROWN, DARLENE 132 BROWN, SABRINA 132 BRYANT KATHY, 15, 32, 101, 132 BURROWS, BARBARA 132 BUSH, SHARON 132 , CAINE, ANTIONE 132 CAIN, KASHIA 132 CALHOUN, MARK 70, 132 CALLEROS, JULIE 132 CANADY, KIMBRA 132 CANALEZ, CECILIA 132 CANALEZ, EDWARD 132 CARDUCCI, MICHAEL 104, 132 CARR, ANTHONY 132 CARREON, LUPE 62, 64, 132, 139 CARREON, MARIA 132 DIGGS, MICHELE 32, 107, 130, 131, 133, 138 I DIXON, TAMARA 76, 109, 110,133 DRISKILL, JAMES 133 DUNN, JANICE 133 A 'WMI jay Vee Pep Squad Members KeI1y Rhodes, Marie Marquez, Laura Lange, Terri Villa, and friend, Mickey Grossman. CARRILLO, PATRICIA 132 CARILLO, SALVADOR 132 CARTER, KERRY 27, 32, 131, 136, 132, 187 CASAS, RUBEN 62, 64, 132 CAUDLE, TONI 92, 139 CAVENDISH, PAUL 132 CHAVEZ, DANIEL 132 CHAVEZ, ROXANA 6, 32, 99, 132 CHAVEZ, ROXANNE 99, 98 COTTEN, SANDEE 98, 99, 133 COLLINS, LISA 133 COLLINS, WES 129 COSMAN, KEITH 133 CRAIG, JULIE 133 CROMER, ROBERT 133 CROWELL, FAITH 133 CUNNINGHAM, HEIDI 56, 57, 76, 102, 130 CUNNINGHAM, KENNETH 109, 133 CUTHRULL, CULLY 32, 62, 64, 73, 90, 133 DABBS, ELIZABETH 133 DAY, JANYA 133 DELA CRUZ, ROBERTO 133 DEARBORN, TAMARA 133 DELANEY, JAMI 133 EGAN, MAUREEN 133 ELSTON, TERRY 92, 133 ESTRADA, MARISELA 133 ESTRADA, CITA 133 FEASTER, CI-IERYL 133 FEIST, MICHELLE 95, 133 FELIX, MARIO 133 FISH, MATTHEW 133 FITZGERALD, CHAUNTAG 56, 102, 130, 133 FOLEY, CINDY 133 FOWLER, BRYAN 133 FOWLER, SANDRA 133 FREEMAN, MARK 62, 133 FRELIX, ZELENDRIA 56, 102, 133 FUENTESJMEDA133 GALLEGOS, THOMAS 133 GALLO, YOLAN DA 133 GARCIA, HENRY 70, 71, 133 GARCILAZO, LORRAINE 133 GAYTAN, CARLOS 133 GERMANO, HARMONY 101, 133 GIGLIO, NICHOLAS 133 GILBERT, ROY 133 GILLESPIE, MARY 56, 76, 102, 133 GLENN, LATICIA 133 GODINEZ, ANNA 133 GOMEZ, GILBERT 133 203 COLEMAN, RUFINA 76, 102, 145 COLEMAN, TINA 61, 145 COLLINS, MIKE 145 COLUNGA, ANNA 106, 109, 116, 145 ' CORTEZ, KIM 92 CURTIS, JACOUELIN 11, 96, 145, 151 DAMAIN, CECILIA 145 DE BELLIS, TERRI 145 DELA CRUZ, JAIME 145 DEGLER, JESSE 145 DELGADO, MICHELLE 145 DIAZ, DARRIN 145 DIAZ, GARY 145 DIPMORE,DEIDRE145 DORAME, DARLENE 145 DOWDY, GWENDOLYN 145 DRAGOO, JONATHON 145 DUKE, GERRI 145 DUNLAP, TAMMY 145 ELLERY, SYDNEY 145 ENGLETON, BRUCE 145 ESPARAZA, ANTHONY 71, 145 ESTRADA, CECILIA 145 ESTRADA, DAN NY 145 FALCON, VALENTINO 145 FASANA, KIMBERLY 145 FAUST, STEVEN, 145 FERRER, JAMES 145 FIETZ, KIMBERLY 86, 87, 147 FREEMAN, CAROLYN 29, 86, 107 145 GALIANI, STEVEN 145 GALLEGOS, RUTH 145 GALLO, ALEJANDRO 145 GANTT, MARIO 145 GARCIA, DANIEL 116, 145 GARCIA, MICHAEL 62, 64, 69, 145, 151 GILNER, JILL 145 GOMEZ, ANNA 145 GOMEZ, CARLOS 145 GOMEZ, FRED 70, 71, 145 GONZALES, KIMBERLY 145 GONZALES, RICARDO 77, 145 GONZALEZ, ROXANNE 145 GOODLOE, ERTHA 145 GRADANOS, LISA 146 GREY, DEENA 121, 146 GRIFFIN, DAN 146 GRIFFIN, MICHELLE 146 GROSSMAN, MICKY 101, 146 GUAJARDO, GINO 146 GUTIERREZ, ELLISA 146 GUILLEN, HENRY GUTIERREZ, VICTOR 146 HALEY, SHERON 146 HAM EL, CAROLYN 146 LEWIS, THALIA, 146 HARDER, DEBRA 146 LOPEZ, XAVIER 146 HARRIS, CHRISTOPHER 146 LOPEZ. GUADALUPE 146 HARRELL, KIM 146 LOPEZ, JOAN 146 5 HERBERGER, GRANT 146 LOPEZ, VALENTINA 146 SBHS faculty and students are always faithful, cheering the Cards on to victory. HERNANDEZ, SANDRA 146 HOBSON, TAMARA 146 HOGE, ERIC 146, 151 HOLT, TRIVIA 107, 146 HOMENICK, SHARON 146 HOPKINS, MELONIE 146 HOUSE, SONJA 146 HOWARD, MICHAEL 146 HUDGINS, DIANE 146 HUMBERT, BRIAN 64 HUMMEL, ERIC 146 HUTCHINSON, RUBY 146 HYDE, ROBERT 90, 146, 150 JACKSON, BRIDGET 146 JOHNSON, JESSE 146 JOHNSON, TIMOTHY 64, 146 JONES, CHRISTOPHER 111,146 JONES, JESSE 60, 146 JONES, KIMBERLY 7, 146 JONES, SUSAN 6, 146 KEELS, TANYA 99, 146 KELLY, LAURA 146 KILE, KAREN 101,106,109,146 KNUTSON, LYNN 146 LA, HUONG 110, 146 LA, XVONG, 146 LANGE, LAURA 96,97,101,146 LAWRENCE, JEFFREY 146 LEE, EDDIE 64, 146 LEON, PATRICIA 146 LEVARIO, ANTONIO 146 LUCKETT, HAROLD 64, 146 LUGAUER, ROBYN 146 LUJAN, JAMES 146 LUNA, SANDRA 146 LUNGREN, WALTER 86,87,104, 147 LY, HUNG 147 MAESTAS, TERESA 137 MAHABIR, SEAN 67, 147 MAJIED, KADEEJEH 92,147 MAJORS, KRISTY 147 MARTELLI, CHRISTINA 147 MARTIN, HAROLD 147 MARTINEZ, ANTHONY 67,71,104 MARTINEZ, GRACE 110, 147 MARTINEZ, ROBERT 147 MASTAS, MARY 147 MATA, LETICIA 4, 98, 147 MC BRIDE, VINETA 147 MC CLELLAN, TAM MY 147 MC DANIELS, RICHARD 60 MC EWAN, JOHN 67,90,147,151 MEDINA, GABRIEL 147 MEDINA, ROSARIO 147 MEJIA, BRENDA 147 MENDEZ, ROBERT 147 MIXON, KAREN 106,110,147 MONGE, FRANCISCO 31 ,62,64,6S 70, 86, 147 MONTOYA, STEVEN 147 MORANA, JERRY 147 MORENO, MARIA 87,106,109,147 MORROW, SHERLYN 147 MOSELEY, JULIE 147 MOUTON, MELISSA 147 NATION, ANGUIA 76,102,147 NEAL, JAMES 147 NEAL, RON 93, 147 NEGRETE, VALERIE 147 NEVAREZ, BENITA 98, 147 NEWKIRK, RAMEY 147 NEWMAN, CHRISTOPHER 147 NGUYEN, HAI 147 NGUYEN, MYNHUNG 147 NUNO, ISMAEL 86, 147' OSBORNE, VIVIAN 147 OWENS, COLLEEN PACHECO, DIANE 147 PACHECCO, OLIVIA 99 PADILLA, RAYMOND 147 PALMER, BOBBIE 147 PALOMINO, JOHNA 147 PARKINSON, KENNETH 147 PARRELL, SHANNON 147 PEDROZA, LAURA 147 PELAYES, TRISTAN 77, 147 PEREZ, RACHEL 147 PETTIGREW, ALONDRA 147 PHAM, MAU 145 PHAM, THAY 148 PHUNG, LIEN 148 PINO, JACQUELIN 148 PLOTKIN, DEBORAH 109, 148 POORBAUGH, KRISTINA 101 ,1 08, 148 POSTEMA, MICHELLE 148 POWELL, JAMES 69, 148 QUIROGA, ALEJANDRO 148 RAINS, TRACY 117,148 RAMIREZ, JOHN 148 RAMIREZ, RAYMOND 148 RAMOS, CLIFFORD 74, 148 REYNOLDS, JAMES 64,148 RHODES, KELLY 97,101,148 RIOS, CYRENA 148, 151 RIVERA, LIDIA 98, 148 RIVERA, TERESA 148 ROBERTS, ANNE 148 ROBERTS, TIMOTHY 148 ROBINZINE, DENNIS 60,641,148 ROCHIN, LAURA 148 RODRIGUEZ, EDWARD 148 RIDRIGUEZ, LUIS 148 RODRIGUEZ, MARY 148 RAJAS, MARTIN P ROSALES, BERTHA 148 RUNQUILLO, RICHARD 148 ROULHAC, WENDY 148 ROYBAL, ANITA 61 ,76,102,1 48 TUMPUNGWON,ANGSUMALI148 SADILLAC, RICHARD 151 SANDOVAL, CESAR 68,69 SANTIAGO, DEBORAH 6,92,148 SARMIENTO, RUBEN 148 SCHLABERG, KAREN 148 SCHNEPP, KIMBERLY 83, 148 SERRANO, MARIANNE 148 SEVILLA, GILBERT 148 SHAKIR, TIA 148 SHEPARD, EDWARD 14,93,148,164 SHEPHERD, ROBERT 60, 148 SHOCKEY, DEBRA 97,148,151 SHOULDERS, KEVIN 64, 148 SIMMONS, JAMES 60, 148 SINGLY, KIMBERLY 148 SITTON, MICHAEL 67,148, SKAGGS, RENEE 148 SMITH, CAROL 148 SNEED, LISA 148 SOTELO, CECILIA 148 SPINNER, ERIC 148 STEIN, ELLEN 13,101,148 STOUDEMIRE, LATONYA 148 SULLIVAN, JOANN 106,148 SUMMERS, PADID 106,117,145 TATE, SHANTELL 148 TAYLOR, DERRICK 64, 149 TEALL, JUANITA 149 THOMAS, ERIC 149 I THOMAS, JULIE 109, 149 THOMPSON, TERRY 149 TILLMAN, JOHN 6O,62,64,149 TIMMERMAN, LESLIE 96,149 TORREZ, LISA 4, 149 TROUSAS, JIM 'I49 TUMBLESON, REBECCA 149 VASQUEZ, JAMES 149 VASSAR, KESHA 149 VELA, RENE 69,149 VILLARREAL, JESUS 149 VON OLSEN, KARL 149 WADDELL, MICHAEL 149 WALKER, DONALD 64,723,149 WALKER, SHELBY 96,101 ,1 49, 150,151 I JT g , I . , - Af? 5 i ,-w:,.xi1a.w if- .2 1 . Anna Hines and Kim Harold handle die incoming calls ac :he front oftice switchboard. , . K rm, Cheryl Watson shows us her great smile and does WANEE, JANINE 104,149 WARREN, CRYSTAL 56,102,149 WEBER, VICKIE 149 WILLIAMS, ANITA 149 WILLIAMS, GLEN 149 WILLIAMS, KELLY 64, 149 WILLIAMS, NANETTE 98,104,149 WILSON, DENISE 149 WILSON, RICHARD 149 WITTFOTH, DANIEL 149 WRIGHT, MELONIE 83,97,150,151 WRIGHT, TWYLA 149 YANNI, BRIAN 149 YBARRA, FRANK 70,149 ZIEGLER, PAULA 149 Freshmen ABRECO, THOMAS 154, 100 ACAMAO, RHAPSODY 154 ACEE, VELOA 154 - AGUAYO, REBECCA 154 ANAYA, AORIANA 154 ARECI-IECA, NATALIE 154, 110 ASI-IBAUCH, RICI-IARO 154 AVILA OOREEN 154 AVILA, PHILIP 154 AVILEZ, AN NA 154 BAKER, LORNA 161 BAKER, TANYA 154, 39, 98 BARRERA, LISA 154 BEECHER, ANGELA 153, 1 54, 102, 106, 76 in I 1 4.6. the splirs in her routine at :he rally. BERNABE, MICAH 154 BERUMEN, JOSE 154 BITTNER, PAMELA 154 BOCANEGRA, DINA 154, 99, 98 BOOKER, KELLY 154 BOWIE, LITICIA 154, 111 BOYLE, TODD 154 BRADFORD, CLAUDIA 154 BRANDON, MELODY 154 BRANTLEY, DEBRA 154 BREWER, DENISE 154 BRINKER, JACQUELYN 154 BROWN, DANYA 6, 154, 92 BROWN, NORMA 154 BROWN, PAULETTE 154,102, 106, 116, 76 BROWN, ROBERT 154, 111 BRUCE, JULIE 154, 106 BURREL, JAMES 154, 106 BYNOE, THEOPHILU 154 CABRERA, ANNA 154 CABRERA, DAVID 154 CALDERON, LARRAINE 154 CALLEROS, BONNIE 154 CARDUCCI, CHRISTINE 15, 154, 106 CARLSON, MARC 154, 64,131,713 CARROLL, LYDIA 154 CARTER, GLORIA 154 CASE JERRY 154 CASON, TINA 154 CEBALLOS, ELIZABETH 154, 90 CHANC, CHIALING 154 CHAVEZ, CARLOS 50, 71, 154 CHAVEZ, JAMES 154 CHEEKS, HARLONDA 154 CLARK, DAVID 67, 154 COLLIER, RAYMOND 154 CONDON, DARRELL 154 CONTRERAS, JOHN 154 CORTEZ, MICHELLE 98, 99, 155 COTTEN, PIANG 155 CREGO, BART 155 DADE, DARRYL 155 DANSBY, GARY 100, 155 DARBY, MICHAEL 155 DAVIS, KIM 155 I , DAVIS, WESLEY 155 DECRISTOFARO, ELIZABETH 155 DEFELKE, MICHELLE 155 DELA CRUZ, ALICIA, 29, 155 DE LEON, VELENTINA 155 DELGADO, VIDAL 155 DE SHAZIER, LATONYA, 155 DE SHAZIER, LETONYA 153 DE VINNY, TERESA 155 DOMINGUEZ, ALBERT 155 DOUCETTE, FELICE 155 DOUGLAS, DENNIS 155 EICKMAN, DAVID 155 ESTRADA, RUBEN 155 ' EVANS, ROSELLE, 155 FALCON, CELIA, 155 FELDMAN, BRADLEY 108, 155 FIELDEN, DEANNA 155 FIGUEROA, CONNIE 155 FLOREZ, MARTHA 155 FRANCO, KATHERINE 155 FRY, JERRY 155 GAINES, RHONDA 155 GEBARA, AMADO 155 GILLESPIE, MICHAEL 62, 64, 71, 155 GILNER, JOHN 155 GOMEZ, GERALD 155 GOMEZ, MANUAL 71, 155 GONZALES, JESS 155 GONZALES, MARIA 155 GONZALEZ, RICCO 155 GRAVES, HELLENIA 155 GRAY, JERRY 155 GRAY, MARK 62, 64 GREEN, EILEEN 155 GREEN, NICOLE 155 GREENE, REGINA 155 GRIMES, MELONER 60, 155 GRUBER, JERRY 155 GUISA, PATRICIA 98, 155 GUTIERREZ, GEINA 98, 155 GUTIERREZ, LUISA 155 HALL, CHARLIE 155 HALLEX, STEVEN 77, 155 HAMPTON, LAUREN 155 I HANNA, JAMES 155 HARGO, LOREY 155 HARRIS, DENNIS 92, 155 HAYES, BELINDA 155 HELMS, VINCENT 155 HENRY, REBECCA 51, 155 HERNANDEZ, EELIPE 57, 155 HERNANDEZ, LORRAINE 155 HERNANDEZ, MIKE 155 ,I-IERNDON, BEVERLY 61,76,102, 156 IHERRERA, JENNY 156 HILEMAN, GERALD 156 I LANGE, GARY 156 LARKIN, TAMMY 156 LAWRENCE, TAMMY 88, 101, 156 LEACH, ANGELA 101, 156 LEE, BRENDA 156 LEON, REGINA 156 LIBERTO, KIMBERLY 156 LOCKLIN, ANTHONY 156 LOPEZ, ALBERTO 69, 156 LOPEZ, CHRISTOPHER 156, 160 LOTT, MICHAEL 156 LYNES, LOWELL 156 MACKEY, THOMAS 156 I F3 I I P7 I R f I lf , S- QTY I , 3 Z1 I N . ff , I if , A -V at .QAM '6- 3 I , . ls. 1 T 5 One of the many class competitions at the Pep Rallies was the three-legged race. HOAI, HO 156 HOLLOMAN, SUE 60, 156 HOLMES, SHAWNA 153, 156 HOLOUIN, ALBERTO 156 HOSIE, LISA 104, 106, 156 HOWARD, GERRI 156 HOWARD, TRECE 61, 156 HUERTA, MANUAL 156 HUIZARJRMA 156 HUNTER, SHONNA 92, 98, 99, 156 INMAN, ANGELA 156 JACKSON, BRENNITTA 61, 156 JACKSON, TUWONDA 156 JEWE'I'I', PATRICK 77, 156 JOHNSON, BARBERA 156 JONES, REGINALD 156. 100 JONES, STEPHANIE 29, 111, 156 KATZ, DIANA 92, 156 KAY, RANDY 156 KELLY, MINERVA 156 I -A SANE, ERWIN, 60, 64, 156 -ANDIS, LORIEEN, 156 MADDEN, LISA 111,156 MADISON, SHEILA 61, 156 MALONE, BRIAN 31, 77, 156 MARODA, DANIEI1156 MARTINEZ, LAWRENCE 156 MC CRAKEN, MARK 156 MC INTOSH, GARY 156 MEDINA, ROSARIO 156 MENDEZ, RICHARD 156 MARADA, DAN NY 64 MITCHELL, VERONICA 61, 156 MOGI, JASON 156 MORENO, DEMETRIUS 64 MUNDY,PATTY156 NAVARRO, MARK 156 NEGRETTE, MICHAEL 156 NEWMAN, CHRISTINE 157 NIELSON, RACHEL 157 NOGUEK, RICHARD 157 ORROCK, STACY 157 OWENS, ANN 157 OWENS, STEVEN 157 PACHECO, GILBERT 157 PADILLA, DENISE 157 PAYAN, LINDA 157 PEREZ, LORENSO 157 PEREZ, MARILYN 102, 157 PEREZ, OLGA 157 PETERSON, LEANNE 157 PLEIN, DOROTHY 157 PUC, CLARA 157 QUINTANA, RENE 157 - QUINTERO, NICHOLAS 60, 64, 71 157 QUIROGA, LETICIA 7, 157 RAMIREZ, CATHERINE 14, 83, 153 157 RAMIREZ, DEBBI 157 RAMOS, MICHAEL 64, 71, 157 REED, CHUCK 157 REYNOLDS, FRANK 157 RHODABARGER, RICHARD 157 RILEY, CHRISTINA 104, 157 RIOS, ALEX 64, 157 RIOS, JESSE 157 RIOS, MARY 157 RODRIGUEZ, CHANTIA 3, 157 RODRIGUES, CHRISTINE 157 RODRIGUEZ, REBECCA 3, 157 ROJAS, MARK 92, 110, 157 ROYBAL, RALPH 71, 157 RUCKER, STACIE 157 RUTGERS, CHRISTINA 104, 106, 157 SALDANA, ROY 157 SALSBERRY, JOSEPH 157 SANDOVAL, TINA 61, 157 SAUNDERS, KIMBERLY 98, 99, 157 SAVAGE, PHILIP 108, 157 SCHULER, LISA 157 SEDILLA, JEFFREY 60, 157 SELLARS, JOHN 157 SHEPHERD, SHEREA 157 SHERLOCK, TROY 157 SIMMONS, CHRISTOPHER 60, 93, 157 SIMS, ROBERT 50, 157 SIMS, SHERRY 92, 157 SKINNER, RUBY 61,106,157 SLOAN, DINO 50, 157 SMITH, DENISE 157 SMITH, DONNA 157 SMITH, DOUGLAS 50, 157 SMITH, SKIP 3,108 YARDEN, LANE 13, 75, 106 VASQUEZ, ANN 99 VELA, MARIA 3, 95, 99 VILLA, VICTORIA 98 4 WALSH, LAURA 102, 108, 153 WELLS, RICHARD 31, 50, 54, 93 YESTER, SANFORD 159 2 Tgro '82 Staff 210 How do you begin to think of all the people who helped to get the job done? We certain- ly want to thank everyone who gave us such special assistance, support, extra hands, extra hours, extra patience, throughout the year and made it possible for us to complete this book. We tried very hard to include every aspect of the school, cover as many events, games, programs, as possible, and give all the people credit who work so hard to do the many things all year long which keep the school running. We had great support from students who were willing to take a chance on this book with an unknown sponsor and a brand new staff. The community patrons came through with patronage ads and other support. In spite of all the inconveniences imposed on faculty to get students out of class for pictures, assemblies, what have you, our faculty has proven cooperative, encouraging, and understanding. We are looking forward to the Centennial year with a seasoned staff, one book under our belt, and the positive attitude from community and school. So, to all of you who have helped in all sorts of ways, we'd just like to say THANKS, we appreciate you. Opening Section - Laura Nuno Sue Hanna Nancie Sanchez Frances Allen Sports - Petite Cunningham, editor Shirley Ramirez Lorie Haas and the St Senior aff of TYRO '82 Section - Liz Ortiz editor Tom Betty junior Section - Melynda Holdren Nancie Sanchez Shirley Ramirez Sophomore Section - Kim Fietz editor Kim Banks Frank Nfonge Carolyn Freeman Roger Light Freshman Section - Maria Moreno editor Clubs 8: Organizations - Karen Melton, editor Sue Hanna Laura Nuno Nancie Sanchez Walter Lungren Business Index - -julie Learned, editor Frances Allen joni Leonard Melynda Holdren Kim pietz Nancie Sanchez Maria Moreno Faculty 81 Administration - Laura Nuno Sue Hanna .11 L-'-i CREDITS Special Acknowledgements go to - Our photographers who gave up their own time to see that we had pictures. David Zimmerman, editor Mike Young jerome Allen Bob Satterfield Dave Wheeler J. Daniel Gould Lee Coe Paul Derby and WING PHOTOGRAPHICS for the slides for our sales assembly Marvin Swan for his hard work on billboards for our sales assembly and artwork for advertisers. jackie Centofanti and Karene Ross, artists who came through on the spur of the moment with beatuiful work. Roberta Tillman and the staff at ALPHA ONE who gave up 'lots of hours and provided the special touches. jane Parmer Kasel for keeping the Faith. Barry Kayrell, Dave Wheeler, a Martha Hempstead for their ears and support. jan Ebey for some of the best staff members a sponsor ever had! Laureen, William, Nancy, Debbie,jeff, Kathy, Scott, Mark, Chet, and Susie the dog for the game. 1,4 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I v I I I I I I I I f- by U . f X 1 M by ff , WN bw X 9 M ' ' 1 ,I 'x f r X55 Q 9 If f .ff , r - ,. N X by , , 15 NJ , , , 4 kwa My x- Nw JWWL VX W3 fy UU Lk CW K QW J . - . '