San Diego High School - Gray Castle Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1987 volume:

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Not only is San Diego High cen¬ trally located, but with the addi¬ tion of the International Bacca¬ laureate and Writing Academy to the existing programs, San Diego High is taking centerstage as an academic institution tool 1 Quang Chau watches the action in the quad while eating iunch. 2. Louie Arresid and Maria Aragon stop long enough to pose for the camera. 3. A waterlily graces the San Diego Pigh fountain. 4. David Farrell and Raquel Camberos eat lemons while Jennifer Boyie, Kamal Anthony, Anelle Kuethe and Tony Far¬ rell look on during the lemon eating contest. ■ 5. Rick Lopez, Kendal! Robb und tngri Quon take time out at Horton Plazq. 6. Jason Folkman finds humor in one of his classes, Michelle Richards, captain of the Varsity Cheerleading Squad, shows off her winning smile. Selling Senior sweatshirts was how Dawn Jones, Shannon Dif- fenderffer and Anita Bassani spent a few of their lunchtimes. Annabelle Bedoya takes a mo¬ ment to touch up her makeup in class. Marc Davis, record holding Cross Country star of San Diego High, displays his sense of humor. Cristine Sison and Matt Mc¬ Donald find that making book oovers can be fun. Jv c ' V v pflil ' � C- ' Iv, The International Bac¬ calaureate program was in its second year at San Diego High. It flourished well; this year was the first in which many students tried (and hopefully suc¬ ceeded!) in earning IB di¬ plomas, which are inter¬ nationally recognized. 1. Chanara Mizei snows ner ap¬ preciation of Ms. McSwann ' s 4th period iB Engiish class. 2. Corey Todnem is given a Merit Award by IB Coordinator Kathy McKee, as Dr. Amparan looks on. 3. Stu¬ dents in one of Mr. Icardo ' s classes learn about knowledge Opening r The center of literary cre¬ ativity for a great number of students in classes across the curriculum, the writing center gave students a chance to exchange ideas with peers, teachers, and some successful writers in the real world. Students have been published in the San Diego Tribune, the LA. Times, Centre City News, and campus publications such as City Aiive! magazine and The Write Stuff. Alberta Wilson, Martha Castro and Noel Benjamin edit writing as¬ signments. 2. The writers ' workshop listens attentively to Ms. Allen. 3. Ms. Allen dramatizes the directions to a writer ' s project. Opening 1. Mcirc Pereda and Marcia Ornelas pose as soft drink inspectors. 2. Veronica Mitch¬ ell with shades. 3. Rich Lopez befriends a Horton Plaza regular. 4. Cam Meadows at a Caver game: “Yes, I am a star.” 5,. The M ! � 4 i il 1 1 ' t a i ' A ■ 1 i ; i f 3 1 VI ■-i R t ♦ Opening Being so conveniently located, what Caver has never sojourned off-campus for lunch, a field trip, or just to avoid an ill-timed test? Especially with the completion of Horton Plaza, 1987 has seen nu¬ merous Cavers spending time south of Gray Castle, 1. Alberta Wilson, Noel Benjamin, John Dunn and Erika Braash from Ms, Allen ' s writing class interviewing characters downtown. 2, Jeremy isham, James Back¬ er, Andy Swindel, Karma Wallace, Alex Hughes relax at City College for lunch, 3. Rick Lopez and Tom Gamboa have dis¬ covered a sale at Horton Plaza, 4. Nicole Williams and John Fredericks enjoy Mac¬ Donald ' s shakes, 5, 2nd row: Tina Colovic, Felicia Reyes, Jeana Chammas; 1st row: Tom Gamboa, Rich Lopez, Hoa Tran, Ingri Quon, Kendall Robb and Latisha Scott ride the escalator at Horton Plaza, 6, Tina Co¬ lovic poses with the Banana Republic jeep. Opening ' -V- ' . Homecoming 3. 4. 5. 6 . 7. The Loud Crowd displays their spirit. Homecoming Court: Jr. Attnt: Nicoie Martin, Sr. .Attnt: Diana Acila, King: David Rex, Queen: Myrna Durazo, Sr. Attnt: Shawn Coveii, Soph. Attnt: Lisa Gutierrez. Is it the Senior Class or characters from a Disneyland parade? The spaced out Junior Class as the Jetsons, Lakucha Zimmerman and Dale Wilson at the Homecoming Dance. David Rex and Myrna Durazo share the first siow dance. A.S.B.: Top row: Jill Wagner, Carlos Perez, Tyler Arnold, Annelle Kuethe, Randall Cordan, Megan Ehrmantraut, Mr. Williams. 3rd row: Maggie Romirez, Cecilia Iniquez, Oiga Rivera, Veronica Mar¬ tinez, Tina Mcnalley, Dana Hall, Wendy Corwin. 2nd row: Janine Prichett, Kristen Boyle, Felicia Reyes, Jose Herrera, Mark Rachael, Tony Farrell. Front row: Jennifer Boyle, Robynne Scott. 1 . 2 , mmmmfaBOSttim Seni6rs Adams, Cynthia Alvarez, Francisco Anderson, Eric Anderson, Lara Anderson, Raymond Anuario, Patricia Aragon, Maria Backer, James Baker, David Barber, Kathy Barboza, Juana Barrios, Anna Armstrong, Paulette Armstrong, Thomas Arnold, Tyler Avalos, Juan Aviles, Mireya Ayala, Raul Arcila, Diana Arellano, Soralla Bassani, Anita Bende, Josephus Berthelet, Barbara Bedoya, Annabelle Bellantoni, Michael Biebers, Irena Bittinger, Maria Boyle, Joe Boyle, Kristin Boyd, Catherine Brown, Steven Braasch, Erika Bradford, Jennifer Brown, Laura Budz, Buffy Burnes, Matthew Caballero, Jose Campos, Genevieve Capeles, Johnny Carambas, Romeo Seniors Castro, Martha Castro, Ramos Chang, Daniel Cervantes, Marisela Chammas, Jeana Chau, Kuy Chau, Quang Chavez, Martha Chernoff, Jennifer Clark, Jennifer Cleveland, Tamara Cobb, Nicole Colovic, Kristina Cooper, Melinda Cortez, Hector Corwin, Wendy Covell, Shawn Craig, Erika Crawford, Daniel Seniors Day, Regina Defreitas, Jeff Crawford, Thomas Davila, Juan Davis, Marc Delgallego, Patricia Diffenderffer, Shannon Deno, Joseph Dixon, Marcia Downs, Tara Dunn, Sharon Duong, Mai Duran, Juanita Durazo, Myrna Ehrmantraut, Megan Estevez, Maricruz Farias, Guadalupe Farrell, Tony Flores, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Jessica Flores, Norma Folkman, Jason Folstad, David Fuller, Justin Gamboa, Nancy Wc Garcia, Angel Garcia, Jorge Garcia, Nadine Gattey, Joel Geddis, Leslie Gerlach, Erin Ghebrezghi, Abiel Godinez, Octavio Gomez, Rosalia Gonzales, Karla 1 Gonzales, Lori Gonzales, Michael Graham, Geannie Guanlao, Jackie Guarnieri, Gregory S iprs t % Guanieri, Philip Haraszko, Danielle Heim, Kristin Hall, Dana Guerra, Eloy Harms, Christoffer Guizar, Jorge Hart, Heidi Heidecker, Joseph Haley, Frances Harvey, John Heng, Chantha Herbert, Allison Hernandez, Marylou Hernandez, Molly Seniors Howell, Suzanne Hulzar, Melesio Hussong, Kristin Iniguez, Cecilia Isham, Jeremy Isom, Jason Jimenez, Claudia Jimenez, Ramon Johnson, John Johnston, Michael Jones, Denoba Keehn, Kyle Khuon, Thai Kiser, Lan Kuethe, Annelle Lane, James Leone, Denise Letang, Javier Levine, Andrew Seniprs ■ Lindgren, Luisa Llamas, Rocio Locke, Rory Lopez, Maria Lopez, Martha ■ ' Lucero, Rose Ly, Muy Macias, Miguel Manrique, Fabian Maokosy, Prasith Martinez, Veronica McDonald, Matthew McDonald, Milo McMahon, Veronica Mejia, Erendira Mendiaz, George Seniors l! ' !. • ' ■■■I Mey, Sina Miller, Cynthia Milne, Kelly Mittemeyer, Lynette Mizell, Chandra Monroe, Brian Monterosso, Joseph Moore, Elaine Moore, Thomas Nelson, James Nelson, Vernon Neumeyer, Robert Ngo, Khonh Nguyen, Diem Nguyen, Phuong Nichols, Evan Noroozi, Solid Nunez, Martha Nyiri, Page 1 Ortiz, Alicia Padilla, Maria Parkhill, Alejandro Parra-Ortiz, Hugo Pedroza, Cynthia ■ V ■■ SeraOrs Pembroke, Annamarie Pena, Sarah Perkins, Michael Petteway, Elizabeth Pham, An Pham, Cuong Phaymany, Phaylat Pizarro, Generoso Ponce, Claudia Preciado, Rosie Price, David Pritchett, Janine Quach, Anh Quan, Nghiep Rachel, Mark Rallo, Josephine Rehfuss, Diana Seniors Rex, David Reyes, Annette Reyes, Felicia Reyes, Leticia Riboni, Ferdinando Richards, Michelle Rivera, Olga Rodriguez, Irma Rogers, Trout Romero, Mauricio Rosado, Michaele Rosas, Guadalupe Rubio, Cathy Ruiz, Araceli Salazar, Patsy Salgado, Michael Salgado, Sergio Sanchez, Irma Sanchez, Marco Sanders, Thelma Seniors .«Ui.V fMliiSI Scott, James Seagrim, Heidi Saville, Todd Schode, Megan Sap, Sayviiay Serafin, Raymond Simmons, Blake Sison, Cristine Seward, Laura Senk, Deanna Sragovicz, Adam Stearns, Dawn Spearman, Prentice Spooner, Laurie Smith, Tashia Stephens, Lynn Slerns, Michelle Stout, Brian Sucec, Nicole Sumner, Sherry ■ - --III I - --- - .l-liMMI-MTI—-rTTTT--T---I . [■ Seniors Tubbs, Steffan Urrea, Yvette Usail, Lawrence Tea, Heng Kim Tea, Seng Kim Thing, Yesenia Todnem, Corey Torres, Pedro vuiue , Mioerro vaierio, tmiiiano Van Den Akker, Erik Vargas, Samuel Villalobos, Deocelina Villasenor, Luis Villegas, Florencia Viramontes, Maria Vor, Bunry Wagner, Jill Sertt rs White, Sheila Willenberg, Leslie Williams, Gregory Wilson, Rachel Wirick, Deborah Woods, Ray Wrenn, Rebecca Yam, King Young, Melanie Zuniga, Julian Seniors 1. Matt Burnes gives us his CAVER smile. 2. Milo McDonald listens attentively in his literature class. 3. David Folstad wears his protective goggles in auto shop. 4. His braces just off, Chris Harms delighfs in showing off his new smile. Seniors football team, relax on the field. 2. In his algebra class, Jim Scott enjoys a moment to kick back. 3. Yeah, go ahead take my picture. -Michelle Richards. 4, Joe Boyle caught off guard in his computer class. I Dr. Robert Amparan, Principal Lyle Davis, Vice Principal Sarah Gonzales, Vice Principal Walter Scranton, Head Counselor Kathy McKee, IB Coordinator 1; Ms, Adamek and Ms. Gembrowski ad¬ mire each others ' Halloween costumes. 2: Dr. Amparan shows ott the I Love San Diego High School buttons to Ms, Stein. 3: Mr. Davis explains the student handbook to teachers. Administration 2 1987 saw some new names and faces in the administration - we had a new Vice Principal, Sarah Gonzales, a new counselor. Sue Gembrowski, and Janine Chaires became Janine Sanders in her recent marri age. Our coun¬ selor Marsha Jamison left to be¬ come Vice Principal at Lewis Ju-- nior High. We were sorry to see the old administration go, but their replacements are a bright consolation. Carol Adamek, Counselor Hugh Boyle, Resource Teacher Joe Elmore, Security Head Dr, Ron Gallegos, Counselor Sue Gembrowski, Counselor Ida Porter, Nurse Marilyn Robbins, Head Librarian Carlos Romero, Counselor Janine Sanders, Administrative Asst. Administration The SDHS English department had a variety of cours es for the varying capabilities of the students. Classes ranging from English 3-4 to IB AP English 1-2. Teachers such as Ms. Webb, Ms. McSwan and Mr. Burnett taught both regular and advanced classes. Tara Downs, when asked how she liked the class she was tak¬ ing, said, I really enjoy English much more than I did in Jr. High. These past three years in High School English have not only been challenging, but also fun! 1: Luisa Lundgren consults Ms. Gault about her paper. Marilyn Baer English, IB English Tom Burnett Am. Lit. Kathy Deen World Lit., Am. Voices Lila McDougal Reading, World History Sharilyn McSwan AP English, World Lit. Gwen Milhalka Reading Development English Yvette Urrea, Jeff DeFreitas and Ra¬ chel Wilson listen attentively as Ms. Webb discusses writing techniques. Tom Miller English, Contemporary Lit Raquel Muhammud Language Arts, English Joan Pippin English, Pre-IB English Joyce Scales Reading Suzanne Templeton English, Contemporary Lit. Susan Webb Journalism, Am. Literature English Robert Campbell Spanish, U.S. History Ofelia Duncan Spanish Judy Gault Latin Norman Leonard Spanish, French Jim Neitzel Spanish, French Katherine Talke German Foreign Language was a re¬ quirement for the college-bound students, but some native speak¬ ers took the class to improve their grammar and reading. Language classes included French, Spanish, German and Latin. Mireya Aviles, a bilingual student who took French, said, French is really easy for me to pronounce be¬ cause it ' s similar to Spanish, my native language. Mr. Neitzel, a French teacher, said Knowing languages is like enjoying two worlds at once. Right: Ms. Duncan discusses work with Erin Gerlach. Foreign Language The Writing Center could be considered the center of SDHS. Its coordinators. Barb Storms and Tish Allen, were the motivation behind it. It specialized in writing workshops, classes, demonstra¬ tions, and help through the writing assistants, Ms. Storms received a plaque and a cash prize from EX¬ CEL, the corporation for excel¬ lence in public education. 1: Francisco Cuevas, Virginia Maggio and Laura Simms engage in a lively conversa¬ tion about a student ' s Oedipus paper. 2: Dana Bart explains to the other writing assistants the real way to write. 3; Dana Stillwell at the Christmas party. Writing Center 3 Steve Bickley U.S. History, IB AP Am. History Vercie Cormon-Johnson Adv. World History, AP IB Gov. Dennis Kane World History, Am. Gov. Ec. Jon Icordo AP IB Am. History, Psychology, Theory of knowledge Esperonzo McGuigon Am. Gov. Ec., U.S. History Stan Murphy U.S. History Jock Turner Am. Gov. Ec. Ken Williams U.S. History, A.S.B. The many social studies classes at SDHS enabled students to learn more about their govern¬ ment, and the history of their na¬ tion, as well as the history and government of the entire world. Social studies student, Lori Spooner said that, Economics has helped me learn how to spend my money wisely . Right: Ms. Cormon-Johnson and Denise Leone. Social Studies Mary Jean DelCampo Business Connie Ewens Accounting, Typing, Business Math Biair Knepher Technicai T.V. Production Ruthie Peques Computer Literacy, Marketing Jane Stein Printing, Clothing, Marketing Students who wanted job train¬ ing took the ROP (Regional Occu¬ pation Program) classes offered at SDH. Classes available were: food service, international trades, and technical TV production. These classes prepared stu¬ dents for their prospective jobs, and enabled them to learn the skills that would be required. ROP fcUnce Byron Asakawa Chemistry Brent Banta Physics, Physical Science Gene Floyd Biology Ameobas, protozoans, and atoms were just some of the sub¬ jects studied in the science de¬ partment. Students completed labs, bisected animals, and con¬ centrated on tough equations to receive their hard earned sci¬ ence credits. I think that science is great; is teaches us how things function”, said Biology student, Jimmy Wes- tervelt. Science 1; Mr. Floyd counsels confused student Down Jones about her lab. 2: Mr. Banta and Ablel Ghebrezghi talk physics. 3: Ellea Posey and Doanna Taylor check out the view through their microscope. 4: Damon Carson grows a plant. Lynn Gordon Life Science, Biology Laurel Jessop Physical Science lets Kashima Biology, IB AP Biology Science Students found that there was a wide variety of math classes to choose from. Everything from Ca¬ reer Math to Adv. Algebra Trigo- nometry was offered. Trig student Annelle Kuethe said, ”1 thought Trig would be easy, but I found that it was a challenge. On the other hand, math teacher Mrs. Cheney wished for students who were as excited about Geometry as I am. Janet Cheney Mathematics Shirley Cleland Mathematics Bob Furry Mathematics Karin Lalka Mathematics Tom Lopez Mathematics, Athletics Mathematics Carolyn Masterson Mathematics, Computer Science Beth Schlesinger Mathematics Tony Smith Mathematics, Athletics Bob Stout Mathematics, Athletics, Computer Studies 1 Mrs, Cheney assists Ann Rossi and Mi¬ chelle Davey with a difficult math prob¬ lem. 2, Mrs. Masterson gives aid in the com¬ puter room. 3. Tips are given by Mr. Furry to Lynne Triev in his Geometry class. Mathematics Learning how to be creative and express oneself artistically were some of the goals of the Fine Arts classes which included choir, drama, band and art. Teachers Mr. Brown, Mrs. McMillen and Ms. Carr worked hard in their respective arts to encourage each student ' s artistic growth in these areas. One such student, Dan Golden, found that the Drawing and Painting class, taught by Mrs. McMillen, was essential in helping him develop his artistic skills. Dan was also on the yearbook staff, and was able to expand his cre¬ ativity as a copywriter as well. Orville Brown Music, Economics Christine Carr Drama, ESL Dee McMillen Art, Yearbook 1. Ms. Carr, drama teacher, prepares for a class. 2. Sophomore Jeff Garthaus practices the sax In the band room. Fine Arts r 1 1 Elgie Cleland Auto mechanics David Coleman Drafting, Mathematics, Electronics Daniel Newport Wood shop In the Industrial Arts classes of wood shop and auto shop, students learned how to work with tools, var¬ ious machines and their hands. In wood shop, students made every¬ thing from tables to bowls, while in auto shop students learned by fixing both faculty and student cars. Wood shop teacher, Mr. Newport, feels that wood shop helped stu¬ dents by, among other things, mak¬ ing them better consumers. 2 Drafting and electronics classes were also available to students. In drafting, students learned how to en¬ large pictures, such as a basketball court and draw isometrical pictures. In electronics classes, they learned how electricity works and how to make various electronical compo¬ nents. t. Mr. Newport shows Jorge Solis the tine techniques of woodworking. 2, Electrical genius is demonstrated to Sni Moua by Mr. Coleman. Zenobia Dickey Parent Infant Development Dwight McClees Special Needs Shirley Oberheide Special Needs Blanca Milan Special Needs Aide Connie Solis Special Needs Aide Not Pictured: Sharon Whitley Consumer and Family Studies helped the students at SDHS pre¬ pare for the future. Classes such as foods and clothing prepared students for when they would be on their own. Sewing class has helped me become a better consumer. From it, I learned how things are put together” said Elina Hui. Special Needs Classes were designed for students who need¬ ed to improve their study skills. Students learned to read for comprehension, and learned better test, note and paper writ¬ ing skills. Classes in such areas as Reading Improvement, and Re¬ source Classes were available to students. Teachers like Mr. McClees and Mrs. Whitley were always willing to help students. In the child care room, aide Nedra Moore looks after one of the babies. Consumer Families Special Needs RW1; C. Iniguez, G. Mendiaz, T. Crawford, J. Herra RW 2: P. Lipscomb, M. Reyes, S. Siqueiros, M, Holzworth, R. Guzman, A. Martinez, L. Hernandez, R. Stefco RW 3: N. Mendiaz, L. Kiser, C. Meraz, J. Manichanh, K. Knox-Limbacker, J. Bennett, R. Villegas, R. Herrera, R. Hernandez, RW 4: F, Gerard, D, Becerra, J. Hardin, G. Williams, W. Carmichael, J. Warren RW 5: Col. Houben, S. Verkade, E. Yorba, M. Pereyda, CSM, Bandonlan ROTC students practice marching. Art Bandoian R.O.T.C. Pete Houben R.O.T.C. ROTC was a class which taught students the many tacets of the military. Such thin gs as map read¬ ing, leadership training, and army history were taught. ROTC teaches cadets discipline, re¬ sponsibility, and pride in one ' s self and country , said Cecilia Ini¬ guez, Batalion Commander. ROTC cadets had two days of class, two days of physical train¬ ing, and every Wednesday, they dressed in their uniforms. They marched, had drills, and ran. Every year, a cadet is singled out to go to a water damage control training. This year, Tom Crawford was chosen. Another special activity for the ROTC was a military ball that was held at Camp Pendleton. — Korr ROTC COMMUNICATION CENTER R1: Blair Knepher, Barbara Stiles R2: Stephen New, Stephan Blake Iris Cleland Georgia Heine TUTORS SECURITY Rt: Leon Boyd, Chuck Hernandez, Judy Kammerer R2: Peter Moorehead, Joe Elmore, Sam Norris, Manny Garcia, Rosa Cesna COUNSELING AIDES Henrieta Romero, Marianne Richelman, Lucy Sordino Classified Staff SECRETARIES Tracy Musto, Virginia Huey, Kris Kneeland, Sonia Castillo, Helen Olson, Mary Sheehan, Teresa Sandoval, Jan Bishop, Leticia Comanche, Vivian Maisonett, Mary Jardei, Linda Hippe, Caty Russeil, Kathy Minnich INSTRUCTIONAL ASSISTANTS TEACHER ' S ASSISTANTS LIBRARIANS Cathy Russell, Mary Sheehan, Marilyn Robbins 1 If ! � ' ’- ' bHI R1: Kim Campiisson, Laura Simms, Josefia Garcia, Mireya Melendez, Susan Hershberger R2: Diana La A head, Sydell Templin, Daphine Moyd, Antonia Catalan, Della Pavlow, Ann Cobelli, Linda Thomas, Jose Almeida, R3: Matt Laweer, Stephen New, Barbara Stiles, Bruce Underhill CUSTODIANS R1; John Brockman, Mike Daum, James Ferguson, Bernardo Gutierrez, Wes Meyette, Art Davidson, Molly Salas R2: Simon Sanchez, Coy Marcum, Peril Bedoga Classified Staff Shirley Davis Physical Education Donna Moore Physical Education Earl Hines Physical Education Scotty Harris Athletic Director There A as a wide variety of P.E. classes for students to choose from, everything from aerobics to rocquetboll. Most students in 6th period P.E. were either finished with sports, or waiting for them to begin. Weight training and run¬ ning was available to them so that they could stay in shape until their sport began again. 1 The proper raquet-holding technique is shown to Lilia Sierra by Ms. Moore. 2. Ms. Davis encourages Christine Gibson in weightlifting. Physical Education Fall Sports R1: Keo Levangpaseuth, Brian Stout, Jorge Garcia, Damon Carson, Jimmy Kegler, James Taylor, Aaron Labovitz, David Baker, Sergio Salgado, Dave Moore R2: Coach Perone, Joey Heidecker, Javier Letang, Mike Gonzalez, Armando Ramirez, George Garcia, Carlos Borquez, Dan Chang, Ivan Postigo, David Rex, Coach LaBlanc R3: Coach Perone, Felicia Reyes, Tanya Gomez, Coach Gomez, Andy Sordino, Joe Taele, Jay Dorsey, Ed Langly, Pat Loveless, James Lane, Joe Boyle, Coach Cummings, Coach Murphy, Coach Hembera, R4: Tony Contreras, Milo McDonald, Solid Noroozi, Jose Alejo, Christina Reyes, Matt Burnes, Mike Perkins, Marcus Williams, Felix Calero, Ricky Gomez, Coach Goings, Coach Lopez Not Pictured: Brad Bro A n, Tina Colovic STRONGER TOGETHER was the motto as the San Diego High Varsity Football team hit the grid. Although it was not a winning season, when the Gavers played at Marian, Oarson, Kegler, and Borquez were the top scorers that led to a 47-19 win. When the Mission Bay Bucks came to play. thd Oavers locked them out in a 14-0 win. In that game, Oarson ran 85 yards. The defense line, led by Boyle, Williams, and Gonzalez, was applauded by many as very coordinated . Despite the remaining 8 losses, the team kept their winning attitude. 1. Joe Boyle, Pot Loveless, Jorge Garcia prevent a first do A n. 2. Dannon Carson evades Saints ' de¬ fense. 3. Marcus Williams, 71, prevents Ar¬ mando Ra mirez, 16, from being sacked. 4. Marcus Williams and Jimmy Kegler, 22 5. The varsity football team takes time out during a school rally. 6. Damon Carson darts down the field. R1 Roya Bruse R2. Lena Harper, Priscilla Ruelas R3. Jennifer Knott, Amy Lange, Patricia Delgal- lego R4. Elizabeth Crespo, Rory Locke. The varsity volleyball team had a lot of high hopes. They were full of confidence, spirit and drive. It was a team with a considerable amount of talent and potential. They had the mental strength and determination that is needed to overcome the pressure during a volleyball game. It ' s really important to keep your head in the game. You need to concentrate at all times,” said Patricia Delgallego, the team captain. I think this season will hold a lot for us,” Jennifer Knott, a returning varsity player, said. We ' ll gain a lot of experience and hopefully have a winning season in the pro¬ cess.” The junior varsity girl ' s volleyball team were eager for a win. They were always on their toes, serious and intense as they ended their season with a winning record of five and two, one of San Diego ' s best. Under the guidance of newly acquired J.V. coach Nancy At¬ kinson, the J.V. proved to be a tough and outstanding team. R1. Katie Bolin, Lisa Guiteres, Beatriz Sanchez, Beverly Breihan R2. Al ba Romero, Rocio Tamayo Noemi Jaimes R3. Pamela Delgallego, Sherri Hess. 1. Jennifer Knott and Patricia Diaz attempt to block the ball. 2. As her teammates look on, Jennifer Knott gets in position to pass. 3. Beth Crespo prepares to spike the ball over the net. 4. Beatriz Sanchez gives it her all on court. 5. Former J.V. player Lena Harper and Sherri Hess show their spirit on court. 6. Sherri Hess fails to hit the ball. I R1: Armando Ramos, Eric Brassard, Chris Amezcua, Ruben Durazo, Francisco Garcia, Jack Strickland, Ngeua Leuangpaseuth, Jason White, Luis Vasquez, Jerome Allen, PJ. Martinez R2; Luis Martinez, Tony Reese, Mike Dean, Kevin Parris, Matt Heider, Bill Davis, Frank Gray, Alex Solis, Joshua Hasan, Khamvay Maokhamphiov, Dennis Elazegui, Marlon Morgan, Eric Estes R3: Joey Heidecker, Coach LeBlanc, Tony Woerner, Louie Roman, Brian Craun, Hector Leon, Mia Labovitz, Sam Knighton, Joey Gonzales, Ed Botardo, Israel Salgado, Tony Norman. (Coach Hembera, Coach Perone) R4: Coach Goings, Juan Cardenas, Tony Bowen, Joe Lindsay, Doug Arbuckle, Shenell Brunson, Javier Zarzosa, Rudy Paladin, Cory McNamara, Kazi Hamilton, John Cherne, George Sanchez, Brandon Scales. Not pictured: Alex Hayslett, Deshaun Fairley, Juan Gallegos, Joe Rollinson Motivated by the spirited Caver fans and the first female player ever, the team took sec¬ ond in their league. Mia Labovitz, who was the team ' s place kicker said, Every¬ body was very supportive of me. The team needed a place kicker, and the coach had seen me kick¬ ing the ball around during the summer, so he came to me and asked me to play. As Frank Gray said, We were a good team, but we would have been better if players would have played together as a team and not as individuals, Al¬ though that problem stood in their way at times, they pulled off winning one of their most impor¬ tant games. Homecoming. They ended the season with a winning record of 3 out of 5 league game wins. 1. Juan Cardenas, Kevin Parris, Louie Ro¬ man and Hector Leon show team spirit. 2. Jason White thinks the Junior Varsity team is 1! J.V. FOOTBALL J.V. Football R1: Jil! Wagner, Shawn Covetl R2: Kristin Boyle, Tracy Pelletier R3: Rose Ricca, Susan Pena, DeAnna Erb, Suong Phan, Coach Lee, Tracy Webb, Maritess Eiazqui, Moe Thauag, Candice Woiovnik R4: Anna Melendrez, Vanessa Nguyen, Ann Thompson, Bertha Dewitt, Tracy Sanchez, Michelle Hotaling, Team work seemed to be the basis for the Girls Tennis Team, We worked together well,” said Tracy Pelletier. Another key fac¬ tor for the tennis team was spirit, We have a spirited team. Every¬ one had fun and we were sup¬ portive of each other.” said Shawn Coveil, who along with Tracy Pelletier, took first place for doubles in the Central League Tournament. Also in the C.L.T. Maritess Elazegui and Mimi Thaung placed third in doubles, while Suong Pham took second in singles. In their own league, the Girls Tennis Team ranked second, The best we ' ve done in years.” said Shawn Coveil. Everyone on the team was happy with the outcome of the season. 1 Jill Wagner jumps to return the ball. 2. Maritess Eiazqui is ready to slam the ball back. 3. Ann Thompson concentrates on her next serve. GIRLS ' TENNIS C. Tennis Boys Cross Country hod a very successful season and rounded it off being Central League Champs with statistics of 5-0. The Boys Cross Country team also placed second out of 18 schools in the City Conference Finals at Morley Field. It was a banner year for SDFIS ' s Cross Country and the whole school is proud of them. Practice made perfect for the girls ' Cross Country team. The team had various training meth¬ ods for league meets, which were every week. The team ran to Seaport Village, Balboa Park, and the airport. 1 Carlos Avalos runs his hardest. 2. John Garrett and Jose Ramirez stride to the finish line. 3. Annette Reyes demonstrates her ex¬ pertise running style. 4. Diana Arcilla, Annabelle Bedoya, Stacy Baird, Annette Reyes and Olga Rivera show their friendship out of uniform also. tst Row; John Garrett, Alfredo Arellano, Willy Chaidez, Jose Ramirez, Jaime Salinas, Carlos Avalos 2nd Row: Abraham Rodriguez Mgr., Nam Nagaraj, Sean Tucker, Scott Alton, Marc Davis, Chris Bush, Sergio Salinas, Felipe Avalos, Coach Ed Ramos 1 Row 1; Annette Reyes, Rene Henderson, Annabel Bedoyo, Stephanie Monroe, Diana Rehfuss. Row 2: Olga Rivera, Diana Arcilla, Coach Stout, Stacy Baird, Tansiy Taylor. 3 Girls Boys Cross Country ' fe A 49pfiSBflR P ' jf. ' j ¥. Kh.i id L H 3 ■v Cheerleaders are an impor¬ tant part of any sports team ' s spirit. The Varsity Cheerleading Squad worked very hard to im¬ prove themselves, and thus bring Caver spirit to the school. Captain Michelle Richards said, We do aerobics, push-ups and pyramids to prepare for cheers. She added, This is the first time we have gone to the National Cheerleading As¬ sociation Regional Competi¬ tion, and we placed third in our division. Some of the girls attended a cheerleading camp in Santa Barbara to improve their skills. Nicole Martin, who has been on the team for two years felt that the camp was helpful, but she also included that You have to be willing to give it your all, and work hard if you want to be a good cheer¬ leader. Both Michelle and Nicole felt that all the hard work payed off with a successful cheer¬ leading season. Mia Stanich Kim Burks Anna Barrios The J.V. cheerleaders seemed to get off to a bad start, but once they overcame the prob¬ lems everything seemed to im¬ prove. Captain of the squad, Anna Barrios, said, ' Tm glad I stuck it out; it was worth it.” Sundie Gibson L, to R. Mia Stanich, Kyrstin Holt, Anna Barrios, Kim Burks, Beatrice Womack, Tati King, Sundie Gibson, (not pictured Tasha Johnson.) J.V. Cheer Tati King Kyrstin Holt Beatrice Womack Clubs And Activities The ASB took under the respon¬ sibility of making the school orga¬ nized, and to give the students something to be proud of as ASB president, Tony Farrell said. The ASB was responsible for most of the dances and activities at school, which included the lunch time competitions and the ASB ball. Their main goal was to ac¬ complish a feeling of school spirit in the students. 1. Row 1 ' Carlos Perez, Janine Pritchett, Tony Farrell, Kelly Milne, Rachel Wilson, Maggie Ramirez, Jennifer Boyle, Tina Me Nalley, Olga Rivera, Mr. Williams. Row 2; Megan Eurhmantraut, Wendy Corwin, Robynne Scott, Jill Wagner. Row 3; Felicia Reyes, Veronica Mar¬ tinez, Mark Rachael, Randall Gordon, Annelle Kuethe 2. ASB president, Tony Farrell hangs out with advisor, Mr. Williams. 3. Jill Wagner, Annelle Kuethe, and Jenni¬ fer Boyle work on a project for ASB. 2 The Senior Class organized many events around campus. President, Jill Wagner said, the class is wonderful, everyone has a lot of fun, because the class is spirited. The main concern of the Senior Class presented itself to be the wish to make SDHS a more enjoyable place to be, Row 1; Tyler Arnoid-treasurer, Elaine Moore-secretary, Shawn Covell-v. pres., Jill Wagner-pres,, Ms. Templeton-advisor Row 2; Denise Leone, Kristin Boyle, Chris¬ tian Reyes, Kristi Heim. Row 3; Danielle Har- aszko, Melani Espinosa, Tracey Pelletier, Brian Monroe, Kelly Milne, Janine Pritchett. Row 4; Irena Biebers, Myrna Durazo, Stef- fan Tubbs, Kyle Keehn. The Junior Class worked very hard to accomplish their goals. They have made a float for homecoming, worked on con¬ cessions, had bake sales, and nu¬ merous other events to raise money. Randall Gordon felt that, High School is the funnest time of a persons life. Those feelings are shared by all. Row 1; Roy a Bruce, Kamal Anthony-pres., Mr. Furry. Row 2; Paige Folkman, Mashariki Kudumu-secretary, Randall Gordon-v. pres.. Row 3; Dawn Winkler, Megan Me Carthy, Raquei Camberos, Alan Johnson. The Sophomore Class, although new to SDHS, had planned big things for their stay. We want to get sophomores interested in school, and have spirit, said president Michelle Flowerdew. Vice-president Lee Carter, ad¬ ded, We want to make both the sophomore class and the school strong. Row 1,- Raylene Sober, Lee Carter-v. pres., Michelle Flowerdew-pres., Row 2; Esteban Gutierrez, Mr. Leonard-advisor, Susan King. Classes Jr. Soph The band strived for improve¬ ment, and coordination as a team. The band played often, in events such as; school sport func¬ tions, and even off campus, on invitation. The highlight of the year for the band was a perfor¬ mance at the “Hotel Del Corona¬ do. Band officer Nikki Moncrief explained that, “the band func¬ tioned as more than just the band, it functions as a unit she continued, “the main factor for the band is coordination as a team. The band finds it important to progress as much as possible over the years. RW 1: M. Gutierrez, R. Reyes, M, Reyes RW 2: Mr. Brown, J. Garthauge, M. Khoglim- backer, M. Steers, J. Nelson, N. Togio, Mr. Keuter. RW 3; P. Livingston, D. Miller, M. Pereyda, J. Garcia, V. Navarez. The Rondalla serenaded the teachers, administrators, and parents. They performed in Old Town, Balboa Park, and other schools as a part of their activi¬ ties. “We also performed at amusement parks and concerts at San Diego High School , said club president, Tony Contreras. The biggest event for the group was Mothers Day, when they performed from 11pm non¬ stop until 7:30am. The main goal of the group was to entertain people, while maintaining a bi- cultural heritage. RW1: Mr. Brown, S. Oliva, M. Corona, Y. Sanchez, A. Presiado, N. Ibarra RW2: R. Herrera, C. Avalos, L. Espinoza, F. Avalos, T. Contreras, J, Alejo, C. Reyes, J. Zuniga The Choir worked at sounding the best that they could with such a small number of members, The group performed at the Homecoming pep-rally, at con¬ certs, at other schools, and also at the Class of ' 36 reunion. Laku- cha Zimmerman felt that “Friend¬ ship was important to our group and of course the music. RW1: P. Lipscomb, L. Zimmerman, L. Ar- berry, L. Wiley, Mr. Brown, RW2: N. Torres, R. Scott, L. Davis, RW3: L, Gutierrez, M. Shepard BACK: S. Spaiding The Theatrical Knights are San Diego High ' s one and only acting troupe. One of their biggest pro¬ ductions of the year was the Ar¬ thur Miller classic, Death of a Salesman , which starred the Knights president, James Nelson. Fellow actor and student director Christian Lancaster noted that, probably the single most impor¬ tant factor of the theatrical knights is the respect shared among its members, it enables us to make shows worth while. The plans put on by the company were received warmly by San Diego High School students. In ad¬ dition, Christian seemed to speak for the entire troupe when saying, I have learned a great deal from the Theatrical Knights; comradery as well as competition. I will al¬ ways think of it fondly. Row 1; Kendall Robb, Kristine Gibson, Ron Entzminger, Ellen Posey, Susan Pena, Stephanie Meador, Barbara Jones. Row 2; Tansie Taylor, Joycelinn Sexton, Jimmy Houllann, Dawn Winkler, Megan Me Carthy, Shelley Needham, Tonya Rendan. Row 3; Michael Johnston, Tom Gamboa, Sha Donna Graham, James Nelson, Amy HIghfill, Peter Smith, Lori Way, Molly Steers, Wendy Corwin, Sara Pena. Row 4; Tracy Sanchez, Jim Backer, Bobby Del Hotel, Dawn Jones, Sandy Toyen, Mary Pendel- ton, Mia Stanich, Christian Lancaster. 2. In the performing arts theatre, Sara Pena and Wendy Corwin show off their sense of humor. 3. Elizabeth Petteway, Christian Lancaster and Peter Smith rehearse for their performance in “Death of a Sales¬ man. 4. Elizabeth Petteway runs through a dress rehearsel for the play, “Death of a Salesman. Drama Club The Journalism Club began anew, with a new outlook, and new advi¬ sor, in hope of presenting a polished newspaper. The Class worked hard to set up a structure for the paper, and maintain an organized working schedule throughout the year. Jour¬ nalism editor, Yvette Urrea said, with each paper we attempted to represent a balance of viewpoints while covering a variety of student events.” Yvette Urrea explained everybody ' s feelings concerning the publication when saying, over¬ all, we have been extremely pleased with the product of our work.” Row I Steffan Tubbs, Ms. Webb, Jessica Fitz¬ patrick, Yvette Urrea. Row 2; Maria Bittinger, Maymi Mitchell, Megan Me Carthy, Lara An¬ derson. The Writers Club is a group of stu¬ dents who work on improving their writing styles, and therefore, hope¬ fully get published. Previously, stu¬ dents involved in the club have had writings published in the L.A. Times and The San Diego Union. Writer Robert Neumeyer said, another purpose of the club is to have the writers feel proud and comfortable with their work so, that they can present it in front of an audience.” The club had plans of visiting The Union Tribune with advisor Ms. Whit¬ ley, in order to learn more about journalism. The Writers Club also helped others with their essays, po¬ ems, short stories, novels and any other writing projects. The club was immersed in writing, and therefore helped improve the styles of all its members. Row 1; Dawn Winkler, Lee Carter. Row 2; Robert Neumeyer, Lara Anderson, Megan Me Carthy. The History Club has consistant- ly been the most active club on campus. It was designed to pro¬ vide an educational experience for students and a scholarship for seniors. Selling doughnuts and having candy sales were just two of the ways the club raised mon¬ ey. The History Club participated in many activities. The club trav¬ eled on a trip to U.C.L.A., but the biggest trip planned was one which would take the club up the coast to San Francisco. The club was also involved with a student exchange with the San Francisco high school. The History Club truly stood out as both a productive and active club. Row 1; Yvette Urrea, Maria Bittirjger, Kelly Milne, Rachel Wilson, Row 2; Laticha Scott, Teresa Sherman, Megan Me Carthy, Patri¬ cia Delgallego, Dee Dee Senk, Row 3; Monica Gutierrez, Damon Carson, Yvonne Sanchez, Mr. Murphy, Close-up was one of the new clubs to San Diego High School. It centered around the plans to travel to nations capitals and get an in depth look at how the gov¬ ernment functions. Club advisor, Steve Bickley described what was important to the club, hav¬ ing fun, but at the same time meeting top government officials as well as students from around the nation. To pay for the trip, the club held newspaper drives, writing to alumni, donations from bankers, and working conces¬ sions. As a result of the hard work, the club was able to have the miracle trip they desired. Row i; Steffan Tubbs, Heidi Hart, Mashariki Kudumu. Row 2; David Baker, Mr. Bickley, Daniel Chang. L h The Latin Club strived to promote an interest in classical Roman cul¬ ture. The club participated in cultur- ai affairs and in a national Latin exam, where many of the students won awards. To raise funds, the club worked on city improvement pians and mural paintings. In commenting on the group Heidi Seagrim said, venimus, vidimus, vicimus. Row 1 ' Rebecca Needham, Tashic Smith, Chris Bjork, Pat Livingston, Quyen Vo, Coug Corley, Row 2; William Borg, Genie Holmes, Adriana Gonzalez, Gabby Rico, Peter Smith, Ms. Gault. The purpose of the French Ciub was to immerse its members in ev¬ ery aspect of the French cuiture. The ciub received visitors and speakers who heiped the students to further understand France ' s unique language and culture. A French singer aiso came to perform for the club. In addition the ciub watched French plays. The main goal for the group was to raise mon¬ ey for a four week trip to France. Club member, Susan King said, the French Club is always looking for new and interesting members to join in the cuiturai adventure of French speaking countries, inciuding the most mysterious and interesting, France. Mr. Leonard, Susan King Latin-French Club Latino and the Mecha Club joined and formed one club. The pur¬ pose of the club is to help Latin people unite so they can become better peo¬ ple in and out of school. The club raises money by sponsering trips to different places, they then give the money to members of the club for scholarships. R1. Miguel Macias, Gerardo Garcia, Maria Car¬ mona, Jorge Guizar, Jose Hernandez, Roberto Martinez. R2. Marco Sanchez, Alfonso Aceves, Teresa Becerra, Marcela Corona. R3. Mr. Neitzel advisor, Marcos Lopez, Mrs. McGuigan, Jaime Ortiz. pec( The Deca Club worked to further de¬ velop education in marketing and dis¬ tribution. Promoting understanding of and appreciation for the responsibil¬ ities of citizenship in the competetive enterprise system. The club raised money by having candy sales and spent it on essentials for the many trips they took. Club President, Jaquie Potter said, our club is academic and social. The club went to such events as an officers training camp and to a mini conference at the Veterans War Me¬ morial Building. The main goal of Deca Club was to eventually go to national competition in New Orleans. R1 Myrna Durazo, Jaquie Potter, Belinda Bertiz, Mrs. Pegues, R2. Carol Beard, Sam Vargas, Matt Salgado, Tanisha King, Thai Khuon. R3. Wendy Zepeda, Richard Sheehan, Liza Acevedo, Ceaser Meraz, R4. Tammy Noyce, Audrey Alex¬ ander, Tom Stetler. Clubs One of the newest clubs to our campus is the German Club. It is an exciting club because you learn about a foreign country, its language, tradition, environment, and foods”, stated Gina Day. The club is a success as a newcomer to this school. The German Club raised money by having candy sales, bake sales, and personal donations. R1: Luis Hernandez, Miguel Martienz, Eu¬ gene Brown R2: Sherry Sumner, Mrs, Row- ley, Kim Constantino, George Vejor, Ruth Morron, Mrs. Stein FHA-Hero is a national voca¬ tional student organization for home economics students. It is made up of 120 members. The club participates in food sales, and operates The Blue Casttle Restaurant. Food sales are a great success for raising money,” said Mrs, Stein club advi¬ sor, The money raised is used for student attendance at events, airfare and registration at state meetings. All and all the FFIA- HERC strives to be successful. Row 1: Anh Quoch, Gino Doy, Ms. Tolke, Som Duron, John Doe, Joel Acosto. Row 2: Rondoll Gordon, Milo McDonold, Dovid Foldstod. Olufefe The Loud Crowd was a major spirit booster at athletic events and other school sponsored ac¬ tivities. Part of being a member of the Loud Crowd you had to learn cheers to help out the cheer¬ leaders and attendance and participation in all activities was a must, The success of the Loud Crowd was due to great mem¬ bers and spirit. Row -1: Laverne Arberry. Row 2: Sara Bolin, Christine Gibson, Robynne Scott, Johnna Taylor, Yvette Urrea. Row 3: Veronica Martinez, Tina Menatly, Lynnette Tyler, Ta- hira Hasan, Patricia DelGallego, Jeanna Channmas, Kelly Milne. Row 4: Olga Rivera, Brenda Seiter, Tara Downs, Maria Bittinger, Dee Senk, Diana Arcila. Key Club Is a service organiza¬ tion for high school students. The purpose of the club is to improve our school and community through their services. The main criteria to be a member of the club, is you must be especially concerned and willing to donate time to improving the lives of those less fortunate than yourself. Row 1: Corey Todnem, Jackie Munchus, Donna Garfinkel, Vanessa Nguyen, Jason Folkman, David Wong. Row 2: Raquel Camberos, Kelly Milne, Cory McNamara, Sam Duran. Row 3: Yvette Hairston, Steve Gutierrez, Shannon Diffenderffer, Michelle Hotaling, Paige Folkman, Timmy Thai, Row 4: Mr. Floyd. ■ L. The California Scholastic Federation- was a group of gifted students who were able to maintain a 3.0 grade point average or above throughout the whole year. They were granted scholarships from the federation and were distinguished tor their abilities. They were rewarded in the end with an awards ceremony celebrating their aptitudes. Row 1: Shannon Diffenderffer, David Wong, Kelly Milne. Row 2: Jason Folk- man, Timmy Thai, Cory McNamara. Academic Decathalon was a group of students mostly from the I.B. pro¬ gram, who interscholastically compet¬ ed with different High schools around the city. The students were asked var¬ ious questions and earned points for right answers. The group was able to learn competing skills, along with knowledge from their experiences. Row 1: Tyler Arnold. Row 2: Megan Shade, Denise Olatsen, Tracy Pelletier, Corey Todnem. Row 3: Lisa Ghiyama, Mr. Burnett advisor, timmy Thai, Kristy Heim, John Johnson. Row 4: Carma Wallace, Alvin Horn. 74bs Licorice eating, scaven¬ ger hunt, feed the jelly bean, name that tune, and bobbing for apples were just a few of the many events sponsored by San Diego ' s ASB. These contests were held during lunch on Wednesdays in the Quad. On Fridays, different DJ ' s would play for the students on campus. The ASB ' s biggest event was the ASB Ball, held at the Cafe De Rey Moro on Fe- buary 27th. The ASB worked to instill school spirit and give the students interesting activi¬ ties and contests to partici¬ pate in. 1. Norma Flores and Michelle 3 Rosado wrap it up while par¬ ticipating in the mummy wrap. 2.Audra Duncan and David Farrell act wild during the nerd day activities. 3. Robert Turner and Tyler Arnold make an attempt to scare off students on Haloween. ■A ASB Activipfey It was a year of creativity, fun, and DEADLINES for SKHS ' s yearbook staff. The staff worked in groups, and strived to meet the weekly deadlines. Each grup consisted of two layout persons, one photogra¬ pher, one copywriter, and an editor. Yearbook advisor, Mrs. McMillen, stood by and gave the push and determination to get the book done. It took a lot of hard work, and some staff members put in extra hours after school and on weekends to meet the deadlines. The end re¬ sult was a yearbook to be proud of! 1 EDITORS: Jen Chernoff, Mrs. McMillen - ad¬ visor, Tami Cleveland, Kristi Heim. 2. LAYOUT ARTISTS: Rt; Beatriz Sanchez, Kel¬ lie Boyle. R2; Wayne Ramsay, Vince Na- varez. Bob Stout, Johnathan Bircher, Dee Dee Senk. 3. WRITERS: R1; Melinda Cooper, R2; Laurie Spooner, Dan Golden, Jessica Fitzpatrick. 4. THE STAFF: R1; Laurie Spooner, Tami Cleve¬ land, Heidi Seagrim, Dee Dee Senk, Jeana Chammas, Kristi Heim. R2; Brenda Gates, Melissa Wisenberg, Dee Villalobos, Beatriz Sanchez, Hoa Tran, Jessica Fitzpatrick, Kel¬ lie Boyle, Melinda Cooper, Butty Strickland. R3; Jen Chernoff, Dan Golden, Johnathan Bircher, Vince Navarez, Bob Stout, Wayne Ramsay. 5. BUSINESS MANAGER: Buffy Strickland 6. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Dee Villalobos, Brenda Gates, Jeana Chammas, Hoa Tran, Melissa Wisenberg, Heidi Seagrim. Yearbook Staff VlHf ' JUNIORS JUNIORS i 1. Junior Class and representa¬ tives give us their time and pose for our camera. I k i I Acevedo, Liza Aceves, Alfonso Aceves, Gustavo Acosta, Alfredo Adauto, Bobby Adkins, Jaime Ahrens, Rachel Akiyama, Lisa Albarez, Isaeeth Allen, Ted Alvares, Eduardo Alvares, Monica Amezcua, Chris Anderson, Laini Andreda, Marcos Antolich, Peter Anuario, Rigoberto Araujo, Martin Arbuckle, Doug Arellano, Mildred Arney, Sheri Arredondo, Margarita Atton, Scott Au, Kolea Ayala, Juana Aylesbury, Dave Bagnas, Michelle Balistreri, Anna Ballegos, Juan Barboza, Enrique Juniors Barrera, Mima Beard, Carol Becerra, Teresa Beck, Stephen Bell, Sharon Beltran, Lucy Bende, Saskia Bennet, Justin Bently, Jessica Berg, Mel Bernardino, Leo Bertiz, Belinda Bircher, Jonathan Bjork, Chris Boghos, Chafic Bolin, Sarah Bolinger, Chris Borg, William Botardo, Ed Boudreaux, Don Boyle, Kellie Bradshaw, Steve Brown, Denise Brown, Ernest Brown, Harry Brown, Joe Bruce, Roya Bun, Phey Burson, Tameka Burton, Antonio Bush, Chris Caballero, Debby Cady, Bruce Camberos, Raquei Carmona, Maria Carson, Damon Carter, Robert Casasus, Paul Caveness, Jeremy Cazares, Judith Cervantes, Elvia Chaivez, Wilfrido Juniors Juniors with style Chattman, Desoria Chavez. Sergio Cheng, Lung Cherne. John Chhim, Somuth Christina. Alfaro Clagg, Melinda Clark, James Co, Tom Colyar, Joy Comaduran, Jerry Contreras, Laura Contrevas, Christina Corley, Douglas Cowen, Candace Craig, Steve Creegan, Mary Cruz, Leonardo David, Bill Decker, Brad Delgado, Judy DelHotet, Robert Deloscobos, Fernando Demerath, Sandra Dendgean, Jesus Diaz, Maria Diaz, Mel Diaz, Raquel Dorsey, Jay Doucette, Lisa Douglas, Robert Ducharme, Kathryn Duenas, Edwin Duncan, Audra Dunn, April Duran, Francisco Duran, Sam Elazegui, Dennis Elazegui, Jay Eltias, Rene Enslow, Marci Entzminger, Ronald Juniors 1. Suong Pham shows off her pearly whites. 1 2. Heather Priddy sketches a car for Mrs, McMillen ' s art class. 2 Estrada, Eddie Evans, Colin Fajardo, Mike Farris, Lori Fitch, Luis Flores, Arturo Fotkman, Paige Foss, Eric Foster, Christine Freiwillig, Daniela Freshour, Regina Fuentes, Carmen Gafford, Tracy Galvan, Maria Garcia, Elidia Garcia, Juan Garcia, Maria Garcia, Mario Garfiankel, Donna Gates, Brenda Ghelardi, Mat Gilberto, Jazo Glover, Brian Golden, Dan Gomez, Maria Gomez, Tawnya Gonsalez, Joey Gonsalez, Celia Gordon, Randall Graham, Shadona Juniors Keeping busy 1, Group of juniors discuss plans for the future. 2. Lena Harper relaxes in Mrs, Masterson ' s algebra class. JC l ■ i t I I I i i Gray, Frank Guerreo, Ranulfo Guizar, Anna Gutierrez, Claudia Gutierrez, Monica Guzman, Adela Guzman, Lucila Guzman, Rachel Hajek, Robert Harper, Lena Harrison, Jana Hasan, Joshua Heider, Matt Hernandez, Adela Hernandez, Erika Hernandez, Jose Hernandez, Jose Hernandez, Ramon Hernandez, Rene Herrera, Jose Herrera, Maria Higareda, Arturo Ho, Hoq Hollman, Ana Horn, Alvin Horn, Roy Houllahan, Jimmie Huertas, Americo Huey, Joyce Hughes, Alexander Juniors Hughes, Tim Hull, Andrew Ibarra, Nora James, Katie Jefferson, Bitty Johnson, Alan Johnson, Tasha Jonathan, Hardin Jones, Barbara Jones, Dawn Jones, John Juarez, Tony Kaplan, Lara Kay, Christa Kegler, Jimmy Kimball, Jamie Knebels, Sher Knighton, Rosalie Knox, Keala Kthok, Lop Labovitz, Aaron Lange, Amy Le, Thuy Leakes, Tina Leveitle, Tammy Lewis, Teresa Leyva, Anabell Lim, Ravin Lipscomb, Patricia Long, Caeck Lopez, Ana Lopez, Armando Lopez, Clarissa Lopez, Marcos Lopez, Rick Lopresto, Jessica Luca, Anton Lugo, Alfredo Lujan, Tammy Ly, Hien Mach, Vinh Maggio, Kim Juniors I it p ' I 1 Take a closer look Maleki, Afshin Mangual, Alejandro Manichanh. Sisouvanh Manivanh, Vantha Marin, Jessica Marquez, Guillermo Marquez, Valerie Martin, Nicole Martinez, Joel Martinez, Luis Martinez, Oscar Martinez, Placido Martinez, Ricky Martinez, Veronica Mashariki, Kadumu McCarthy, Megan McCarthy, Peter McDowell, Suzanne McNalley, Tina McNamara, Cory Mclemore, Sara Meadow, Chamomile Meas, Sam Mejia, Meguel Meminger, John Mesa, James Miccio, Paul Miles, Paul Miller, Janice Miller, Steven Mitchell, Tim Mitchell, Veronica Molina, Angie Moore, David Mora, Manuel Morales, Lydia Morales, Ramon I Morales, Raul Morales, Reginal • Morgan, David Morgan, Marlon Mister, Chino t • Juniors « Mulgado, Jose Mullins, Tim Nepomuceno, Vanessa Neumann, Robin Newsome, Mario Nguyen, Bich-Hue Nguyen, Hoang Nichols, Lisa Nielsen, Lisa Nita, Harry Nolfi, Denise Oliva, Sandra Olvera, Victor Ortiz, Leonardo Orwig, Jordan Pacheco, Elizabeth Padilla, Erick Palm, Camilla Pang, Sary Pantazatos, Alex t. Alberta Wilson goes over her homework. Pecoraro, Zina Pedroza, Angela Pedroza, Luiz Peirce, Megan Pen, Sav Penaloza, Jose Peralta, Edgar Perez, Rosemary Perez, Sara Peterson, Tina Pham, Quoc Pham, Suong Phomnath, Som Pingel, Luke Juniors a break Takirig R I i I Porcher, Leona Posey, Paul Potter, Jacqueline Suzie McDowell takes a min¬ ute to check her neighbor ' s pa¬ per. Preciado, Angelica Presley, Alexis Priddy, Heather Principato, Peter Quantrell, Niessa Quinones, Marcos Ramirez, Alberto Ramirez, Jorge Ramirez, Magdalena Ramos, Adrienne Ramos, Armando Ramsay, Wayne Rendon, Tanya Rettzo, Elizabeth Reyes, Cynthia Reyes, Felipe Reyes, Richard Reynaga, Elizabeth Reynoso, Maria Rhode, Tim Riboni, Leo Riordian, Jeremy Rob, Berry Robb, Kendall Robicheau, Jasmyn Robles, Lupe Rodriguez, Abraham Rodriguez, Blanca Rodriguez, Maria Rodriguez, Maribel Juniors Rodriguez, Maritza Rucobo, Jorge Ruelos, Prisciflo Salvador, Daisy Sanchez, Beatriz Sanchez, Jorge Sanchez, Jose Sanchez, Yvonne Sanden, Corey Sangsanoi, Champy Sangsanoy, Veasna Santiago, Elaine Scott, Laticha Setter, Brenda Seng, Salang Serrano, Edward Shavers, Mark Sheehan, Rich Shepard, Marva Sherman, Teresa Siqueiros, Ruby Smith, Bobby Smith, Don Smith, Peter Solis, Alejandro Soto, Eveiia Soukkeo, Vanhkham Strickland, Buffy Sutton, Andrea Swindall, Andy Taele, Joe Tamayo, Diego Tang, Kim Tello, Jose Thai, Timmy Thaung, Moe Thien, Vanessa Togia, Nikki Torres, Carlos Toui, Claudine Toyen, Sandy Tran, Hoa Juniors Class of ' 88 standout I « ! t Truong, Tuan Tucker, Sean Ulysses, Lepe Unista, Tizoc Valdez, Alex Valdez, Angel Valdez, Ismael Valdez, Luis Valdiviezo, Theresa Valdovinos, Victor Van, Chi Van, Chung Vargas , Andre Vasquez, Andrew Vera, Jesus Vieyra, Mario Villa, Beatriz Villalba, Ricardo Villanueva, David Villanueva, Elizabeth Villegas, Roberto Vuong, Danny Wallace, Carma Waters, Lance Way, Lori Westervelt, Jimmy Wilson, Alberta Wilson, Carla Wilson, Carol Wilson, Dale Wines, Anthony Winkler, Dawn i Wisenberg, Melissa Woerner, Anthony I t. Members of the class of ”88” gather at lunch to discuss school activities. j Juniors t t I Womack, Beatrice Wong, David Xayasene, Douangmaia Van, Kimsuot Yorba, Maria Young, Calista Zamora, Jaime Zarzosa, Javier Zepeda, Wendy t. Mr. Floyd shows slides to his biology class. 2. Junior cheer¬ leaders pose for a picture. 3. Jose Hernandez contemplates life. Juniors Juniors enjoy learning French from Mr. Leonard. Additional Juniors I II 1. Sara Bolin and Rachel Ahrens give us a smile. 2. Nicole Martin and Jeff Winkler share a romantic moment on the dance floor. 3. Nikki Togia gives us a cheerful Hi . 4. Katie James and Jackie Potter stroll through campus. 5. Lisa Nielsen, Tammy Levelle, and Monica Yanes share a snack. 6. Denise Nolfi prepares a drink at City College. m SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES SOPHOMORES Stephanie Meaden and Suzy Pena say cheese! Aguirre, Luis Aispuro, Yolanda Alfaro, Teresa Alvarez, Jesus Amey, Stacy Anderson, Anita Anderson, Paul Anguiano, Ricardo Arberry, Laverne Arce, Marcelo Arellano, Alfredo Arellano, Leobardo Arreola, Jesus Arreola, Luis Asero, Erick Avalos, Carlos Avila, Elizabeth Avila, Gustavo Aviles, Catarina ' Ayon, Maria Ayon, Victor Backman, Chris Bahena, Elvira I Bahena, Ranferi t Sophomores Baird, Brian Baird, Susan Bankhead, Jay Barajas, Cesar Barnes, Teddy Barron, Gloria Baun, Lakni Becerra, Danny Beltran, Jose R Beltran, Maria Benitez, Veronica Bennett, Neil Benson, Juanita Bereal, Enika Betancourt, ismael Bigelow, Alesa Boghos, Rima Bowen, Tony Boyd, Cheryl Boyle, Jennifer Bradshaw, Stephanie Breihan, Beverley Brents, Shawn Briegleb, Cija Brown, Eugene Brown, Lavon Brunson, Shenell Burks, Kim Byeriey, Chris Calvo, Renee Cano, Virginia Cardenas, Juan Carpenter, Ericka Carreno, Victor Carrillo, Elizabeth Cartagena, Jose Carter, Latisha Carter, Lee Carver, Serena Castaneda, Maribel Castillo, Ron Castro, Laura Sophomores Castro, Laura Chacon, Laura Chaidez, Genoveva Chattman, Valencia Chau, Kang Chau, Than Yann Chavelas, Diana Chavez, Liliana Chrep, Chheun Chum, Leap Cobian, Rosa Colavito, Chris Colter, Tatinya Constantine, Kim Contrevas, Tino Corbin, Justin Corley, Mike Corona, Marcela Craun, Brian Crespo, Elizabeth Cruz, Rigoberto Davey, Michelle Dailey, Sandra Davila, George Davis, Leshia Dean, Michael Delhotel, Domnick Delgallego, Pamela Dewitt, Bertha Diaz, Evangelina Diaz, Fernando Diaz, Heriberto Diaz, Lourdes Sophomores Cori Estrada and Maryann Stevens showing their spirit by attending the football game Fun times at Diego Dinh, Phong Donato, Tony Dougherty, John Duong, Hung Duong, Sithy Duran, Adan Durazo, Jose Durazo, Ruben Dy, Saroum Elazequi, Maritess Ely, Ron Erb, Deanna Espinoza, Rosalinda Estrada, Cori Eyes, Sharon Fajardo, Rosenda Farkas, Serban Farrell, David Fernando, Carrillo Ferran, Oscar Fletes, Carlos Flores, Carmen Flores, Charles Flores, Christine Flores, Elizabeth Flores, Leonei Flores, Merry Flowerdew, Michelle Franco, Chonita Frausto, Jesus Freitas, Mareea Fuertes, Helen Gaines, Josh Galvan, Abel Galvan, Alberto Gamboa, Julia Gamoba, Tom Garcia, Analuisa Garcia, Edwardo Garcia, Elizabeth Garcia, Gregario Garcia, Jaquelin Sophomores The class of ”89 in the beginning Garcia, Jesus Garcia, Juan Garcia, Luis Garcia, Olivia Garner, Harold Garrett, John Garthaus, Jeff Gastelum, Manuel Gaxiola, Josephine Gibson, Christine Geiselman, Evette Gil, Shaun Gilley, Machelle Gipson, Sundi Godinez, Gustavo Godinez, Marina Gomez, Esteban Gonzales, Sonia Gonzalez, Adriana Gonzalez, Jose Gordon , Christy Gutierrez, Stephen Gurrola, Joel Gutierrez, Esteban Gutierrez, Lisa Guzman, Florencio Guzman, Maribel Ha, Nam Hairston, Yvette Hamilton, Kazi Harpole, Patrick Hasan, Tahirah Hendrickson, Diane Hendrickson, Cathy Hendrickson, Kevin Heng, Charthan Hernandez, Alfonso Hernandez, Gabriela Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Luis Herrera, Rogelio Hess, Sherri Sophomores Heu, Yang Hickey, Jeannie Michelle Hotaling and Rosie Ricca show off their shiners! Hickman, April Higareda, Virginia Highfill, Amy Hill, Donald Hoffman, Greta Holmes, Eugenie Holtz, Kyrstin Hoizwarth, Marie Hotaling, Michelie Houa, Yia Huerta, Claudia Hun, Chea Hurtado, Mario Jackson, Evelyn Jaime, Priscilla Jaimes, Noemi Jaimes, Ricardo Jimenez, Liz Joel, Vatdovinos Kam, Vanna Kantha, Owen Karmouche, Adel Kim, Kyong Hun Kimmonita King, Susan King, Ta-Tanisha Knight, Piper Knighton, Sam Labovitz, Mia Laferriere, Keith Lau, Herbert Lawrence, Vertina Sophomores 1 I I Lefall, Donald Leon, Hector Leon, Mundo Leuongpaseuth, Ngeun Lias, Victor Liberty, Larry Lilia, Sierra Linares, Carmen Lindsay, Joseph Lini, Jason Liugton, Melton Livingston, Patrick Llamas, Griselda Lloyd, Jessica Lopez, John Lopez, Jose Lopez, Juanita Lopez, Maria Lopez, Virginia Lucero, Frank Ly, Hoa Maass, Tina Mach, Van Macias, Maria Macias, Maria Makarushka, Lisa Monsury, File Mao, So Mariscal, Geronimo Marron, Claudia Marron, Ruth Martensen, Sarah Martinez, Alesandro Martinez, Carmen Martinez, Esteia Martinez, Flavio Martinez, Mickey Martinez, Miguel Martinez, Sandy Maxwell, Stacie McClelland, Mary Jane McDonnell, Paul Sophomores Sophomores on stage McGillis, Brooke McQueen, Scott Meador, Stephanie Mejia, Judith Meiendrez, Anna Meiendrez, Maria Mendiaz, Nick Meraz, Cesar Meshack, Charles Mey, Heng Meza, Hugo Milian, Adrian Miller, Denise Miller, Jaedra Mitchell, Taryn Mondragon, Delicia Montenegro, Adriana Moore, Tisha Morales, Leonardo Moreno, Julia Munoz, Angel Murua, Ada My, Tongtin NagaraJ, Nam Naranjo, Juan Naranjo, Raul Narvaez, Andrea Navarro, Juanita Navasak, Kiettiyoth Navasak, Santiphab Nelson, Charlotte Nelson, Janice Nelson, Michael Nepomuceno, Vanessa Nepote, Derek Ng, Jenny Nguyen, Daoanh Nguyen, Hai Nguyen, Loan Nguyen, Quan Nielson, Scott Niravanh, Nida Sophomores The newcomers I Norman, Tony Nunez, Juan Nuno, Armando Ny, Kleam Ochoa, Cesar Ochoa, Hector On, Chhoeuth Ornelas, Monica Orozco, Carmen Ortiz, Jaime O ' Toole, Timothy Ouch, Chhorm Pacheco, Lety Pal, Madhu Paladin, Rudy Paleo, Albertina Pao, Leng Parra, Raul Parris, Kevin Patino, Antonia Pecoraro, Onofrio Pederson, Martin Pedroza, Robelio Pen, Samien Kim Pena, Susan Pendleton, Mary Pereyda, Mark Perez, Aiex Perez, Jorge Perez, Juana Peterson, Mike Pham, Tuan Phaysy, Baingan Phomnath, Khamphay Phung, Dung Pillsbury, Richard Pineda, Alicia Pineda, Angie Pinedo, Irene Pinkney, Charles Pinkney, Kimberly Sophomores Pollack, Bill Ponce, Pedro Posey, Camille Premsirat, Mike Priddy, Laura Principato, Freddy Pro, Chris Puentes, Angelica Pulido, Jose Luis Purnell, Gwen Quach, Phuong Quan, Cuong Mia Labovitz loves her book! Quon, Ingri Ramirez, Alberto Ramirez, Clara Ramirez, Jose Romirez, Ramon Ramirez, Victor Rasmussen, Alicia Ramos, Raquel Reese, Tony Regaldo, Delia Renteria, Maura Renteria, Rogelio Reveles, Francisco Reyes, Rosa Reyes, Mario Reyes, James Ricca, Rose Richardson, Freddie Rickey, Jack Rico, Gabby Rios, Claribel Rios, Mark Sophomores The Sophomore scene Rios, Tim Rivera, Julissa Robinson, Tia Rodriguez, Ileana Rodriguez, Juan Rodriguez, Mario Rodriguez, Sergio Rodriguez, Teresa Rodriguez, Yasmin Rolinson, Janelle Rollinson, Joe Roman, Louie Romero, Alba Romero, Marco Romero, Monica Romo, Fernando Rosas, Josie Rossi, Ann Rubio, Pedro Rucobo, Felipe Ruiz, Jose Ruiz, Juana Russell, Richard Salas, Leticia Salgado, Matt Salgado, Velia Salinas, Jaime Salinas, Sergio Sanchez, Mariana Sanden, Deanna Sandoval, Hector Sangsandy, Dam Santad, Dave Scales, Brandon Schlanbusch, Danny Scott, Robynne Serrano, David Sexton, Joycelyn Shelby, Kevin Silva, Heather Singor, Douangpy Siqueiros, Sukie Sophomores Sison, Stella Smith, Steve Sober, Raylene Solis, Jorge Som Chun Soto, Patricia Souza, Bobby Stanich, Mia Steffen, Jason Stefko, Robert Stene, Elisa Stetler, Tom Stevens, Mary Ann Stout, Robert Summerville, Aaron Swider, Dawn Sy, Chiam Sy, Phuong Sy, Yen Talamantes, Jose Tamayo, Rocio Taylor, Johnna Taylor, Tansie Thompson, Terry Tocco, Melody Torcellini, Wendy Torres, Alicia Toscano, Norma Tran, Thuthao Travers, Bobby Trieu, Linh Truong, Loi Tlyer, Lynnette Urbina, Moises Valdez, Esther Vang, Yao-Mey Vargas, Juan Vasquez, Angel Vasquez, Arturo Vasquez Jr., Alex Vazquez, Ontonia Velasquez, Arnulfo Sophomores Josie Gaxiola gets into the spirit of Halloween. Venegas, Elisa Vergara, Eleazar Vickery, Aaron Villegas, Marco Vo, Quynh-My Vondgara, Phaisavanh Weston, Dana Weston, Vanessa Wherry, Robert White, Jason White, Tiffani Wildey, Pilar Williams, Angela Williams, Nicole Williams, Patricia Wondimu, Amanuel Wright, Katie Yorba, Ernie Zimmerman, Lakucha Vongdara, Chansong Vongxay, Lee Wakefield, Carrie Warren, John Webster, Debbie Wells, Natasha Yu, Irene Sophomores 1. Kelly Palmer and Claudia Huerta go to city for lunch. 2, Lisa Gutierrez looks down upon the football field. 3. Doug Courley attempts to scare students. 4. Sam Knighton walks a student to class. Sophomores San Diego High had two on campus substitutes, Paula Jean Loman and Ralph Adloff. Both teachers were clas¬ sified as AGP (achievement goals pro¬ gram) substitutes, Ms, Loman had been at San Diego High for 2 years, and also taughf high school art, Mr. Adloff, known as Mr. A to his stu¬ dents, will be remembered for his, No talking. No passes. No eating. policy. 1 Ms. Loman pauses while doing grades, to smile at the camera, 2. Mr. Adloff helps Lydia Morales with an as¬ signment. For sophomores, it was never too early to begin looking for a future ca¬ reer, or an after school job. The Career Center, headed by Mrs. Cloud, helped sophomores, juniors, and seniors look for jobs and explore careers. Seminars on how fo fill out a job application, how to go to a job interview and var¬ ious other topics were offered to stu¬ dents. 110 1 Mrs. Cloud helps students plan careers. BASKETBALL The girls varsity basketball team strived to reach high goals through hard work. Confidence in each other was just one of the reasons for the teams hard work , said team member Thelma Sanders. Continu¬ ing she explained another reason for the hard work, our team effort is very good because we always play as a team, that way it is very easy when we ' re on the court. The high goals expressed were to win all league games, and to go to the C.I.F. tournament. Thelma Sanders finally justified the teams reasons for setting such high goals, We want to bring pride to San Diego High! Row 1; Monica Romero, Lena Harper, Jackie Guanlao, Michelle Rosado. Row 2; Tina Me Nalley, Nicole Williams, Tara Downs, Tina Maass, Coach Hines, Denise Nolfi, Thelma Sanders, Piper Knight, Roya Bruce. 2. Tina Me Nalley goes for two points in a game against the Morse Tigers. 3. Denise Nolfi attempts a lay-up for anothe r score against Morse. all (Girls) Varsity The girls J.V. basketball team strived to learn the fundamentals of basketball, and to work better as a team. The team members worked together to improve as a whole, said Wendy Torcellin. 1. Lakusha Zimmerman, on her way to make a basket, 2. Ann Thompson succeeds in catch¬ ing the ball from Melanie Corey. 3. Keep the ball In control , was the advice given to the J.V. team. 4. Row 1: Yusanda Tills, Lakusha Zim¬ merman, Ayda Ghebrezghi, Alba Romero Row 2: Katie Bolin, Ann Thompson, Latasha Carter, Ca¬ mara Moss, Melanie Corey. 4 J.V. Basketball (Girls) BASKETBALL ■piLi ’ T ' v • ■ ' V ' - ' .Ji. , 1 1. Tony Reese attempts to throw the boll back into game play. 2. Andy Swindell leaps above opposing team players to make a basket, 3. Anthony Wines prepares to out maneuver oncoming Kearny piayers. 4. Tony Reese jumps toward the basket, whiie an opposing player trys to swipe the bail away, 5. David Moore makes a basket while team members, Shawn Tucker and Tony Reese watch on. Varsity And J.V, Basketball (Boys) The Varsity Basketball team worked on improving skills and keeping control during game play. Guard, Leonard Woods said, we will beat a lot more teams after we work on our ball control some more.” The team welcomed a new coach, Dennis Kane, to the sports staff this season. Spurred by the new blood, the team had goals of going to the C.I.F. championship and rais¬ ing enough money to have their own locker room. The team took pride in its improvements during the season. 1. Row 1; Anthony Wines, Aaron Labovitz, Andy Swindell, Craig Hainey, Leonard Woods, Jimmy Kegier, Coach Kane. Row 2; Steve Bradshaw, Pat Loveless, Tim Mitcheil, Robert Turner, Che Grimes, Jeff Bailanger, Erick Padiiia. 2. Steve Bradshaw prepares to out maneu¬ ver two Kearny High players. 3. Shawn Tucker (j.v.) jumps high to dunk a basket. 4. Anthony Wines Jumps above the opposing players to attempt a basket. 4 (Boys) Varsity And J.V. Basketball I I k Row 1: Juan Rodriguez, Jorge Guizar, Afshin Maleki, Hugo Mesa, Antonio Garcia, Ranferi Bahena, Manuel Rodriguez, Pedro Bahena, Raul Perez, Jesus Garcia. Row 2: Coach Milton, Kuth Navasak, Roberto Martinez, Jose Luis Pulido, Joel Baldominos, Andy Levine, Damon Conley, Evan Williams, Chris Bachman, Vanta Maniban, Gerardo Garcia, Carlos Garcia. Soccer is an international sport, and one of the biggest at San Diego High. The team rotates their players so they will not be easily found by the opponent. The team has showed a great deal of enthusiasm. I ' ve im¬ proved as a player because of the coaching. We ' ve met some tough competition but we ' ve beat them, said Joel Valdovinos. Manuel Rodri¬ guez was known as a high point scor¬ er, but overall the whole team man¬ aged to have several games which ended with high scores. Girl ' s Soccer is a sport that is rising in popularity. The teams practices are two hours a day and consist of mile runs and drills. The game is very fast paced and suspensful. Team captain Paige Folkman said, The team defina- tely has a winning attitude and is veered towards winning. 1. Hugo Mesa waits for the ball to come. 2. Jorge Guizar races to the ball. 3. Andy Levine attempts to block. 4. Dolores Men¬ doza prevents the opponents from scor¬ ing. 5. Carlye Stein battles opponents for the ball. 6. Mia Labovitz attempts to score. Row 1: Dawn Winkler, Michelle Hotaling. Row 2: Melecio Morales, Cheryl Boyd, Erica Carpener, Carma Wallace, Mia Labovitz, Carolyn Wakefield, Janelle Rollinson, Carlye Stein, Paige Folkman, Coach Smith. Row 3; Dolores Mendoza, Rocio Tamayo, Elizabeth Garcia, Annabelle Bedoya, Michelle Sterns, Stephanie Monroe, Beth Crespo, Cathy Hendrickson. 6 Sports R. 1: L. Bowen, S, Brunsen, C. Hainey, D. Chang, T, Comer, Meshock, D. Carson, J, Kegler, D. Price, B. Travers, B. Monroe, J. Garrett, S. Salinas. R.2: Westervelt, Norman, R. Pedroza, N. Nagaraj, C. Bush, Loveless, J, Gattey, D. Baker, J. Beltran, S. Noroozi, J. Lindsay, Coach Ramos. 2 Track The track team was small, but all of the participants put out their top ef¬ fort, competing in the maximum number of events allowed, which was four. Most even commented that they would have done more events if they hod been allowed. There were several areas where the team excelled especially. One was in long distance running; Marc Davis and John Garrett being a great asset to the team. In pole vaulting, Brian Monroe took first place in the Tri-meet against University City and Pt. Loma schools. One of the disadvantages of the season was that the team didn ' t have home games. The stadium track was being renovated, and it was not possible to compete on home turf. Only the dedicated best kept with the track team. Commented J.V. track member Joe Lindsay, The people who come to the track prac¬ tice are people who really want to be there. They know that nothing comes easy and so they push them¬ selves to work hard. Jill Wagner puts great effort into throw¬ ing the shotput. 2. Track members Mia La- bovitz and Olga Rivera take first and sec¬ ond place at a meet. 3. Cheryl Boyd awaits the mark. 4. As a judge watches, Joel Gattey attempts a high jump. 5. Charles Meshack tries to catch up with an opposing runner. R.1: Diana Rehfuss, Beth Crespo, Robynne Scott, Tahirah Hasan, Mia Labovita, Tara Downs. R.2: Stacey Baird, Cheryl Boyd, Olga Rivera, Lynette, Mittemeyer, Maria Bittinger, Patricia Delgal- lego, Jill Wagner. R1: Joe Deno, Mike Hall, Jose Espinoza, Coach Lopez, Mel Diaz, Tony Farrell, I ' rnTHfniiTr 1 1 l ' i Tina McNally, Armando Ramirez, Brian Baird, David Rex, Andy Swindall, Bill Pollack, Edgar Perulta, Sean Tucker, Felipe Audios R1: Carlos Avalos, Josh Gaines, Tim Rios, Dave Moore, Jr. Guzman, Jeff Williams, Jose Ramirez R2: Coach Scranton, Rigo Cruz, Jack Rickey, Fernando Diaz, Angel Vasquez, Kian Sly, Charles Flores, Cesar Ochoa, Abraham Rodriguez, Coach Gallegos ■ W. ' M: 1 2 The key to Caver varsity baseball is the pitching ' com¬ mented player Bill Pollack, some of which was demonstrated by pitchers such as Sean Tucker and .Arimando Ramirez. Another key factor irTTne Caver ' s success was coach Tom Lopez. Respect for him and his playing methods was evident. He ' s the only coach I know to turn a zero and ten team around in one year, said Joey Heidecker. With such practice methods as running, infield and outfield prac¬ tice, as well as the other key fac¬ tors, Caver baseball was sure to make a repeat performance of last year ' s Central League Cham¬ pionship. 1. Joe Deno keeps A atch over the base. 2. Brian Baird is in a ready position. V. AND J.V. BASEBALL Baseball R.1: Vanessa Nguyen, Jennifer Knott, Mara Copley, Ileana Rodriguez. R.2: Martha Castro, Diana Arcila, Felicia Reyes, Tracey Pelletier, Veronica Martinez, Coach Kane. R.1; Monica Ornelas, Anna Melendrez, Susan Pena, Mimi Thaung, Elizabeth Garcia. R.2: Coach- Smith, Alba Romero, Lety Pacheco, Jasmyn Robicheao, Ann Thomson, Yvonne Sanchez, Tisha Moore. Girls ' varsity softball was slowly on the road to success. This past season saw the team with a new coach. Coach Kane. Respect, combined with fear helped the team to grow. Coach Kane scares us into playing! joked var¬ sity player Suzi McDonnell, He really motivates us. I think that we are a better team because of him. Varsity pitcher Mara Copely felt that because of the new coach the girls had a higher moral and were playing better softball. They tryed not to make as many mental errors as in past seasons. 1. Jennifer Knott returns the boll. Softball Row 1: Tony Farrell, Chris Harms, Mike Bellantoni, Frank Gray, Mike Hall, John Cherne, Jose Valdez, Ricky Barbosa, Row 2: Tina Colovic (score), Robby Travers, Justin Fuller, Ivan Postigo, David Price, Joel Gatley, Matt Burnes, Collin Evans, Robert Wherry, Bobby Sousa, Alex Solis, Keo Alphabet, Row 3; Tonya Gomez, Don Boudreaux, David Farrell, Juan Cardenas, Mario Reyes, Abel Ghebrezghi, Steve Martinez, Nugen, Abraham Rodriguez, Oscar Ferran, Diana Arcila, Row 4; Mr, Adair, Mary Crengan, Brain Stout, Bobby smith. Rich Sheehan, Marco Quinoues, James Reges, Ray Serafin, Saiid Norooz, Coach Hembera, Felicia Reyes. We had a lot of heart, and it showed at the end of the season” was how team member Tony Farrell felt about San Diego High School ' s wrestling team. Leading the team were David Price, Mike Hall, Jose Valdez, Matt Burnes, Felix Calero, Marcus Williams, and Tony Farrell, who said, The caver wrestling team owes much of their success to Coach Steve Hem- bera and Coach Les Adair. They in¬ stilled a real sense of pride to each member.” Although the team was not ex¬ pected to finish higher than fourth place, through determination then made it down to their last match against Hoover, before being de¬ feated for the League Champion¬ ship. 1. Wrestler Saiid Norooz holds down his opponenet. 2. Felix Calero barely sweats as he executes the winning move. 3. Joel Gattey attemps a tricky flip on his opponent during a match. 4. Coach Hembera and Alex Solis express enthusi¬ asm during d match. 5. Tony Farrell uses all his strenght to overpower his opponent, 6. Leuangpaseuth Ngeun charges at his agressor. 7. Ngeun finds it easy to overpower with a head- lock. 8. David Farrell comes out on top. Matt Burnes, Kyle Keehn, Colin Thurston, Robert Turner, Shown Covell, Javier Letong, Mio Stonich, Ivon Postigo, Llso Agiyomi, Becky Carter, Piper Knight, Bobby Cater, Christa Koy, Rob Wheeler, Coach Buront Row 1: Gerardo Garcia, Bobby Kham, Thai Nguyen, Linh Pham, Quang Chau, Kang Chau, Bunry Vor. Row 2: Cue Ho, Samuth Chhim, Yao-Mey Vang, Phuong Sy, Thai Khoun, Than Chav, Chan- sone Vondgara, Sher Knebels, Duongmala Xaysene, Cheim Sy, Rosi Llamas, Hien Ly. Row 3: Kleam Ny, Sithy Doung, Mark Rachel, Aaron Vickery, Tuan Truong, Due Tran, Salang Seng, Chhoeuth On, Ms. Moore. (Not Pictured) Kuy Chau. The badminton team proved their power on the courts by playing strong and going for the win. Team member Bunry Vor said, All the team members get along well, and when we put our minds ot it, we can win.” The badminton team prac¬ ticed by drilling, which consists of clearing, dropping and re-drop- ping. Long hours of running were also utilized to keep up stamina. In swimming, you use muscles you have never used before, ones you didn ' t even think you had!”, said team member Piper Knight, The swim team practiced at the Boys ' Club in Logan Heights, doing up to 3700 yards in one afternoon. The team usually start¬ ed with a 500 meter warm-up, followed by sprints. Captain Lisa Akiyama said, We have fun practicing. The team is doing well and we get along.” Colin Evans, another swimmer felt that We have a good chance of winning meets and sending swimmers to C.I.F.” 1 Thai Khaun gets ready for the serve. 2. Quang Chau prepares to hit the birdie. BADMINTON SWIMMING Badminton Swimming R1: Afshin leki, Paul McDonald, Thau Pham, John Geugherty, R2: Alan Johnson, Dun Ha, Robert Douglas, Trout Rogers, R3: Coach Burnett, Romeo Carrambas, Rudy Martinez, Evan Nichols, Luke Pingel, Not pictured: James Garcia The boys ' tennis team had a positive outlook on the season. They diligently practiced from 2:40 to 4:00 P.M. They rallied, vol- lied, stretched and played prac¬ tice sets to prepare for competi¬ tion. The team was confident be¬ cause of their no losses pre-sea¬ son record. Commented team member Afshen Maleki, think we will do good this year, we have many good players. Some of the strong competi¬ tors of the team were Trout Rog¬ ers, Evan Nichols, Afshen Maleki and Alan Johnson. 1 Evan Nichols uses his strength and skill to slam the ball over the net. 2. Afshen Maleki makes a fast comeback. 3. Alan Johnson springs to return the ball. BOYS ' TENNIS Boys- TMtnis V, Closing Closing As the lights dim on centerstoge ' 87, we think of the performances of the past year. We remem¬ ber the thrills, dissappointments, pressures and good times shared by all. The sophomores, juniors and seniors all participated in lunchtime competitions which built school spirit. We know there is no turning back. But we accept that and look toward the future. Sophomores and .. . juniors began to plan their futures with the help of ' their counselors, while taking their PSAT ' s Mean¬ while, seniors took their SAT ' s, anxiously awaited acceptance from colleges and planned their future careers. Jill Wagner, senior class president, re¬ marked, ' Tm scared to leave such a happy place, but look forward to my new life. Shawn Coveil, vice president, adds, I ' ve been through a lot at this school. I ' ve had some great times, and have a lot of ■ memories. Although it will be hard to leave, it ' s time for change. It ' s time to grow up. We also remember the trends of the year 1986- 87. Corona t-shirts, Reeboks, FILA ' s, Guess jeans, white fringe boots, swatch watches, Maui and Sons t-shirts. The different clubs at SDHS took part in certain trips such as the Close-Up club ' s trip to Washington, D.C. and the senior class ' planned trip to Mazatlan. All students will treasure their memories of the year, hoping that the friendships made will last a lifetime. We go on toward our future goals with an optimistic outlook and determination to succeed. We are center-stage ' 87. I From head to toe students tried to look their studly best. Current trends included everything from ratted hair to Swatch watches to Reeboks. Other popular fashion statements included Guess, fringe boots. Ray-bans, Levi ' s 501, and jeans jackets. Of course there were some who considered themselves above wearing trendy things like Guess, ( a rip- off ), those who called Swatches “boppish and jeans jackets a neo-hippy statement. Howev¬ er this didn ' t stop many rear ends from proudly displaying the small Guess triangle or wrists from be¬ ing weighted down with colorful funny-faced Swatches. Human faces were also seen hiding their eyes behind Ray-bans to shield themselves against teacher ' s glares and flourescent lighting. 128 Idrist Special occasions. Holiday dances and proms 10% off any purchase including cor¬ sages and boutonnieres to students presenting school identification Each order receives special atten¬ tion custom designing January is Bridal Faire month! We understand students ' budgets! kicllof. In Memory Of Tierra Rochelle Easter Dear Jose, Daughter of Tasha Johnson She brought a smile to everyone ' s face what a precious little thing Her cute way of running around won ' t be erased and when you held her she had special cling. It didn ' t take long to get to know her if your arms were open wide it seemed Mommy was her favorite word ... So young and so free, too young to say goodbye but there ' s nothing we can do now except for answer the question, why? Our hearts are with you and you ' ll always be thought of, because you brought laughter to so many lives, you ' ll forever be my little friend, Tierra ... By: Lisa Nielsen January 87 It ' s so hard to believe you ' re gone. You were a good friend, you left us with so many memories. We, all your friends, wanted you to know we loved you, and always will. We will always remember your smile. It ' s going to be hard without you around. We, your friends, care about you. So please, wherever you are, take care of yourself. But remember: JOSE WE rvn YOU! Love always, if Your friends at San Diego High ' 87 -Ronald Entzminger Feb. 16, 1987 I NEED YOUR SMILE .. . Reality is what it ' s about But it still feels like a nightmare I ' m in a whirlpool of confusion with no way out ... The best always seem to go first This Valentine ' s Day had to have been The worst ... Please wake up was all I could say My heart feels frozen I ' m in a state of delay ... I can ' t believe how much hurt I feel I still can ' t believe it, I wish it Wasn ' t real ... A smile every day from you wasn ' t Too much to expect You were one hell of an easy person To accept ... I need your smile just to make it through Evetn if it ' s just for a little while Jose, we all love you ... - Lisa Nelsen From the students, staff and friends of the S.A.P.I.D. parenting program. i I The PTA played an important role in making San Diego High a school worth attending. The PTA held a back-to-school luncheon for both teachers and alumni. The group sponsored dances, open house, concessions at games, manned the snack bar after school, planned grad night, or¬ ganized teacher appreciation day, cap testing and school registration. Essentially, the PTA was involved in every aspect of school life. The pictures here are of PTA-sponsored events. ASB I You chicas have meant so much to me. I feel as if I ' ve known you since birth. We ' ve had some interesting times to¬ gether. Friday ' s at Shawn ' s. The Flea in Fler Ear with Kristy. Kristin ... well, Kristin. Just kidding (maybe). Our great (ha, ha) tennis part nership, (hee, hee). Spanish with Lynette, or whatever language that was. Campbell, a credit to the taeching profession. At least we can change a dia- per! Jill that Bitchin ' Bob party. Well babe (Shawn) what can I say, B-1 What Flaven ' t we done together ... well. All the things we ' ve shared (sigh). You babe you. Weird how good it is, Flay kin burn, Faulkner livesi V.K. I ' m gonna miss you. T.P. Well buds, this is it. Lynette-Winnifred, lalways wanted to be your best friend, where we were you these 3 years? Kristin- Tuesday; nights at Pasta. FF-take carel Jilly-Willy- your last name is Coveil. True blue describes you. Trace-you ' re spe¬ cial. Friday nights will never be the same. Kristy-flowers, greek letters, S.V., notes in Asakawa ' s. I ' m going to grow up to be like you. Schlesh- bagels! Webski and Tempe- I respect you both (hee hee) C.J.- let your hair down! Burnett-Ratliff- $%% c c $$%$ — okay? I will miss you S.G. Buddy buddy best friends! Lynette since? Thank you for JC. Shawny girl my VP and best friend! You ' ve got understat¬ ed elegance, Kristy I love you as a person, I admire your talents, I wish you every¬ thing. KEB you ' re not ugly! A bum maybe. I forever thank you for .. .Tracey what ex¬ actly are you? A party animal? Definite! My dreams have come true thanks to all of you. To SDFIS my sincere love and grati¬ tude. Tempy my friend. Webb my inspira¬ tion. VK thanks from Ike. Age you ' re the meaning ... Jilly Willy love you! Tr: As long as I ' m down ... Max Factor, Mexico at Shawn ' s, moderation, mexicalli, river rafting, ranch at the cross at night in May. Jill, keep up the arm. Shawn, let ' s do : cookies some day? And contemplate Eternity. Queen and the Soldier. Lynt-for- ‘ ever and always chick, chich. Be Smile. My I brown Flawaii envelope. Earth worm farms. Spies. Always airiate your milk so I won ' t worry. KEH 1 The Good, The Bod And The Ugly Trace-Proud to say I was first of group to get to know you. Huey-Louie-Dewey- Shake it! I like your style. Krist-Perly Plumcake lives on. Band Another weirdo! Ray -I- Grace. It should have been. Jilly-Willy-Did we ever think it would be this way? You and me since 3rd grade. You and me al¬ ways. K? Kristin-Our blonde. Mornings with Turner. What a cutie! Grant School alumni! Class of ' 81! Shawnda-Alex? Jr. Prom. Holder. Problems keep us close. BE A DANCER!! You guys have meant so much to me! We ' ve done it all! The last three years have been the best! Whalew etching with Ahab ... tennis with Jilly, Shawny and Tra¬ cey (my partner forever, ha!) ... Pasta with Shawny, Kirk, and Blaine! (Gelato!) Brian (bum) your friendshio means more than I can ever say! Love, Ugly. My teachers have made San Diego High so much more special: Ameboid Floyd, Curly, Murph, Banta, Webbski, Tempy, and Bernie a.k.a, Ahab a.k.a. Rat¬ liff ... I love you! It ' s time to say good¬ bye, but I will always love and remember San Diego High and my friends, I love you all! Kristin PEAK PRISNO Ot MINE HtT NOT U M(� A O ftBEN SO ( 9 OOO TO ME. WHY I 00 Nor KNOW DEAR PRIEND OP MtNetll ALWAYS CUOSG AT HAND USED TO MAKE ME UAUOH NOTt � T MVAKffS MB 5AD DEAR PRieND OP MiN THLU IMG WHAT VoU SEE WHBR Yoi; SAY VOU ' uu UY6 YOU VstoNOBR JVJ� T UIKEHC OEAE. PnmNO OP M(K E I L.OVB You iN BveKY WAY WRAT VOO MEAN! TO MB. I CAM MtVftR SAY AND NOW Y«uwe done AwAy P0RBV6R and a OAY ANO THIS V HA e TO 6AY • ' ll MlSS Vou FOR. ALWAYS iWe’re best friend! Changing, dancing, leaping, creeping from old life to new, wondering what I think of you, unseen dreams, and newfound schemes, 5 lives enmeshed, embroiled en¬ hanced at last and suddenly heart snagged, held fast, no turning back, no letting go, too late to run to soon to know, if all is well yet time will tell. Honest Desii: ' Reaiciea: ' : This is merely a spill of me and should not be loolilat as the complete persona. For all you know is what I tell you and that in itself may not be reality. Take it as you wish, for it is mere entertainment and in no way has to be accepted as me. Mold what you tliink to be true -after all- it will soon disfigure. They promised her Sanctum -death was only seen. She passed the river Where the pall bearer stood. Olive branches laced her tightly. As she walked. Along the rows of cypress. I Have Longed To Move Away 1 have longed to move away From the hissing of the spent lie And the old terrors ' continual cry Growing more terrible as the day Goes over the hill into the deep sea; I have longed to move away From the repetition of salutes. From there are ghosts in the air And ghostly echoes on paper. And the thunder of calls and notes. I have longed to move away but am afraid; Some life, yet unspent, might explode Out of the old lie burning on the ground. And, crackling into the air, leave me half-blind. Neither by night ' s ancient fear. The parting of hat from hair. Pursed lips at the receiver. Shall I fall to death ' s feather. By these I would not care to die. Half convention and half lie. Tlraomsis My F±x s ' t Love Omioe Sai± a.i No metter- wl-iox e ovar- L,±ves leai a I wo a.lca. ex y Pd j.ofi l±) e yoxj. to Know this: You ame A toeaiut ± f u 1 , watmTi Fun lately. Youx love en a Fx 1 endsh 1 p Ax-e down to eex-th end I ohex-lshed them. You ml ht, Sey ’’Good As Gold. ” Fleese Be with me In si ix ' ±t when It’s not j oss±k le to t e neex You. You will heve my love And Fx ' iendshijD Fox ' evex ' ! ! I clutched her hand. She held on mine. But now it is time. We must move on. She must leave me to learn. And I must erode into life. L ' Tc. Cnc9i«. M idea t1 . Gx J « cX«ri.x God- CreaVc. iclta- +h , icii a Lehman beltCLJ ' e. you Jr .cJ COod B My Love: 135 619 296 0 56 VCE PLANET VACATIONS A divisioN of San Dicqos Own, Inc. 4 1 7 FIORidA SlREEl San DiEqo, CA 92104 Bill CoopER. Exfcunvf OiHK lOH ol SAlfS ANd MARk{ IINC, MEMBER ;«Ti; iS i North Park Trophy Award Co. Family Owned and Operated Dutch Perry co-owner 3813 30th Street San Diego, CA 92104 619-293-7333 No matter what you want to do with your life, Planned Parenthood offers services to help you make your own choices. Planned Parenthood of San Diego Riverside Counties Ads every yesterday a dream of happiness, and every a vision of hope. Look well, therefore, to this day. Best Wishes from the Busco-Nestor Studios 2670 5th Avenue 232-7877 ' Your ph otographers for every occasion sssassssBsa CYNTHIA ADAMS: Thanks to J.S. Z.D, I wouldn ' t have made it without you. Lot ' s of love to Da¬ vid and Elizabeth, You ' re my in¬ spiration, G ' Bye to all my friends I luv U all. MARIA ARAGON: I would like to thank my beautiful Mom and my family, also my charming boy¬ friend, Rudy, for helping me ac¬ complish so much in life. MIREYA AVILES: Angel; Thanks 4 making these last 2 years so wonderful, I love you. Jesse: buddies 4 ever. ANNA BARRIOS: I had fun at SDHS all the new frenz I made it was great 2 bad it has 2 end so soon well see U all in the years 2 come. See ya Anna. PS, I love you Dad and Ed KATHY BARBER: To Tatiana: Imagination sets us free to be just what we want to be. Imag¬ ine ANNABELL BEDOYA: 3 Yrs. Varsi¬ ty cross-country, soccer track. Thanx 2 my trenz who were there 4 mel Hope to C U all in a decade! Arturo . Annabell 4 ever. JOE BENDE: SDHS-CSF Pres, Key club, photo, senior class cons. comm-CSU, Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo, AAN ALLE studenten en leeraren het beste. BARBARA BERTHELET: Laurie: Your hair is messy too!!! JOE BOYLE: 5t I ' m glad that I letted this school. I had a great great football season, with the Cavers. Hope to see ya around on a college campus. LARA ANDERSON: Thanks for ev¬ ery opportunity. Miss wars with Meg Rockability, Cute-Tip, letter passing w lil ' L, Minder, Cumby BabyStPokers, scrap with always. Dock TV! DIANA ARCILA: Special thanks to Ms. Porter for helping me survive all the years in high school. Thanks to my family, friends, and teachers for all your support. RAUL AYALA: My only good memory is SySi. I don ' t know her to well, but I won ' t forget her. LESLIE BARNUM: FoFor all the good times I had with my friens and some teachers. I would lie to leave this school in class, so I ' m take ' n my memories with me. I love ya Diego, ANITA BASSANI: Anchor steam Matt Romeo Paul M, New Years Eve Nick Newport W Scot Cloves Ron Silva Grant Park Jen¬ nifer Garbage Alge Head Mr Lil ' Roo Kaybee Robert Lv Bracelets Booger D. MICHAEL BELLANTONI: NOMOHS! 87 waz great, FNtms with JD, MH, Shim, My Bro. Wrestling 85- 87 Bsttms at beach. To all Bettys with Hogans. See ya! Cal Bug, Mom 8 . Dad, luv ya. Bye Heddo. IRENA BIEBERS: Remember me? The quite one? Thanx to every¬ one I know overcome the walls keep in touch Bench Club long live Alley Cat. Au Revoir MARIA BITTINGER: To all my buds, thanx for the good times! Loud Crowd, History Club memories Varsity Trac, we had a blast! Thanx mom, dad, Mark 8 . Mike, I love youall! KRISTIN BCYLE: Tennis w SC, JW TP PLV SC and BM whale watching w AhabINo doze and Moby with SC 8c BM! BYLA 86 with Tilly! JLB ' s toe tweet! Ratlife, I love you! PATRICIA ANVARIC: I will never forget the years that I pass in San Diego High. I was very glad attending this school. I learn alot of things from all of my teachers. TYLER ARNCLD: Cmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm Senior Memories Standouts ERIKA BRAASCH: The Srs of 85 paved the way for my Sr. Yr, 8c I have fond memories of friends gone by. We ' re the last good yearScI wish us all good luck in future. MARTHA CASTRO: TC, HS, ER, al¬ ways remember TCs B-Day! It was the best! The CCs in the park! TC8cAP your friendship means the worid to me! ! ' m gonna miss ya! NICOLE COBB: Loves people! Ni¬ cole was very involved in her class. She was in band, FHA HERO, DECA, and worked in the student store Hopes to be an ad. Mgr. SHAWN COVELL: Babe! Illusive doors! 1MVP tennis tm. 3 yrs. VP Key Ciub 85-86. VPSenior class of 87! LM, JW, KB, TP 8c BM- we made it! You ' re the best- bye SDHS PATRICIA DELGALLEGO: The gang DSJCKMRWMBYUMADTF We ' ve been through alotlTh- anks 4 being my friends wish U luck! Capt V. vo!leyball, sec hist club. Sen. class rep. VB87UK- NOWWERE 1 JUANITA DURAN: Trying to reach my goals even if they were too hard I always thought that in this life everything is possible if you have faith, your dreams will come true. JENNIFER BRADFORD: ROP, Inter¬ net. trades, visit Co ' s. Thank U Ewens, DelCampo, Burnett8cRo- mero. LuvuforeverDavid! Luvu- mom MichelleLisanutcracher- Cal Bal, Had fun at lunch Val, JEAN A CHAMMAS: To my best buds, DS, PD, MB, KM, YV, RW- what a year! Wild lunch times, cruising and living on the edge! It ' s been great! Thanks Mom, Dad, and Sam-class of ' 87. TINA COLVIC: MC, FR, HS-I luv U! 16 B-day, new shoes-DaveMKT- mex-bart!es 4 ever-quarters- beach-Fr.wres-b-f-s-ba!l! My la bamba made it!TL-Ur2sexy! Uji- Thanx 4 all! I love U! JEFF DEFREITAS: The big party w me. TF, MAD. Special thanx to my best bud. If I was 1st LOC LVN Buds YLT SDHS 87 The best of times. Lets all get rich8cbe happy! TARA DOWNS: TO my friends I have encountered these past 3 years. I ' wiil miss you all.Good luck in the futureli ' ll miss this school and the sports. MYRNA DURAZO: I thax my par¬ ents for supporting me, without them, I couldn ' t have made it. Love for all my classmates8cfor those ! haven ' t met.Lynn,your a friend. BUFFY BUDZ: THERES IDENTS ON NICKISROOFWITHWOOLSOCKS8c POPTARTSTREEHOUSEXMASS® LATOVBINDER FRANK NIZGRIZ NICHMOK!NBOOA8cWBEATLES DR.NOPANCAKESHOW@LOD!ME BAGO KILLERBUDAZ DANIEL CHANG: 28-linebacker. Good luck w your future, James, Dave, Steffan, and Greg and to all the friends I ' ve made including Mike and Milo 8c SD. MELINDA COOPER: For my dad, SDHS class of 60-luv ya! Hugs for AK, EH, CS, LA, SS, and the rest. Thanx 2 Bickley8cWebb. Good luck 2-class of 87.See ya all in 20 years! ROMEO CARAMBAS: E!iz8cJeep Thanx 4 times. Nik8cBuffy- SOTGC-Grave yard. EERB!?The RPRFJGFRBC Irie crue fishbone- rde hot! TSC-a-Paris Jeep-YTBT! Rude 12 The absolute begining. TAM! CLEVELAND: Thanx Mom for your patience and love-Eric, thank for always standing by me I love you! Iggi-n-Biscuit forever! 87! WENDY CORWIN: V. Cheer-2 yrs. of laughing8ccrying!Camp was the bestll banx U guys! I ' ll miss ya! Thanx to NM8cME 4!uv- 8csupport I love you! Bye! SDHS 87 1! Most Likely To Succeed: Jason Folkman and Kelly Milne JUAN DAVILA: My favirot memo¬ ries of high school is meeting Mir- eya A. A girl who I ' m going to miss after all these 3 yrs. troubles 8cmisunderstandings I ' m glad we are friends. GINA DAY: I want to wish every¬ one luck and I hope that all dreams come true. I had fun. Thanks to the teachers for their cooperation, we finally did it! MARICRUZ ESTEVEZ: My best memories will be of my years of SDHS, thank! MARC DAVIS: I am what I am, 8c so that is how I ' ll be. That is my high school life I will remember all the girls and frenz,all the ups and downs.Long live 87. MEGAN EHRMANTRAUT: Thanks to the class of 87, my best friends, DH, WC, MR, Mr. W, and the TPVPs for making my years at SDHS the best LJ and JA-I love you both! 11 JESSICA FITZPATRICK: 12th -F 11th: RUSS reporter, year¬ book staff 10th: broadcast jour¬ nalism, Thanx to all my frenz for the good x ' s you know who you are! Class of 87 Memories Most Athletic: Marc Davis and Anabel! Bedoya BARBARA FLORES: The best to the class of ' 87. Mireyo Aviles: No more air biscuits please! To all of my other friends, love ya all! We are the best ' 87!! JASON FOLKMAN: It ' s over! To my friends: Thank you for mak¬ ing high school a bit easier. Key Clubbers: It ' s been a real ad¬ venture Corey, our friendship means so much to me. JUSTIN FULLER: We remember Justin Fuller as one helluva guy that dug his red shorts, red wine, and the blue ocean. A wrestler, whomper, and karate bro and my bud. By C.FI. JOEL GATTEY: Justin I hope you find your brain, Evan you are still the most psychotic person I have ever known. Trout your sin¬ cere dishonesty still amazes us all. ANGEL GARCIA: To Mireya: Your love is the greatest gift in my life. I hope it will never die. I hope we never lose our lovely friendship. I love you! DEBORAFI GARCIA: I ' ll always re¬ member San Diego Fligh School, the friends I made, Ms. Whitley, Mrs. Fleberle, and all the good times- as long as I have my class ring. JAMES GARCIA: Fun times with good friends. Where ' s B.C and R.F? Good music; S, R, G. GPGYBSATB Yah-hoo So what are you trying to say? JCRGE GARCIA: During my two years at San Diego F ligh, there hasn ' t been anything more memorable than my friends, which are Flea, Sid, Jhnn, Ray, and Mike. Thanks guys! ANTCNIC GARCIA: I would like to thank all of my teachers for making this year a successful year for me. I also thank Milton the soccer team coach for helping us WIN! LCRI GCNZALES: tOth Sopho¬ more Attendant, tlth Varsity Cheerleader, 12th Varsity Cheerleader, I ' ve got Spirit!!! Lori and Geannie Best Friends! GEANNIE GRAHAM: Syr Cheer; Vrsty Rmbr16 pnytals Luv u all! Thanx to all my frenz 4 making HS Great! Lori: best frenz 4ever! Ricky: 55 nver 4get u! Cya in a decade. ERIN GERLACH: Spanish Club Vice-president, Band President Varsity Volleyball manager, MICHAEL GCNZALEZ: Thanks to all my frenz especially the mum- SN, JG, RS, JC, for making my 2 yrs here at Diego, AWESGME. V. Football 1 77 Nasty. GG Daddy fresh. Luv u CF and MF. JACKIE GUANLAG: 9th-10th JV Basketball Serra High 11th most inspirational B.K.A Short Cake and Lady Magic 10 DANA HALL: To the class of 1987. Thanks for all the memories. Meg, my buddy,l ' ll never forget you: fullas,PEN,LSE,and theTPVP- SIAII my love to Mr.W,ME,MR,JH, and my parents. CHRIS HARMS: We remember Chris Harms for MBSC,Tank top- s,his blonde woman,unipue aur- a,red wine.Schis salty sea. A wrestler, skater,Stwindsurfing man.B yJF ABIEL GHBREZGHI: Thank you JB, LW, JW, KT, BS, and especially RR for making my senior year the best. Good luck on your future, stay cool and chill out. KARLA GCNZALEZ: My most fon¬ dest memories will always be dedicated to all the wonderful people to whom I refer to as friends. To IJI will always remem¬ ber you for your big butt! Biggest Flirt: Armando Ramirez and Lori Gonzales HEIDI HART: As soon as you have made a thought, laugh at it LAUTZE RE happy, mon amies. Express yourself! MS, thanx 4 talking me thru! ST, aka Peter Pan-we can fly!GXG KRISTY HEIM: Co-editor yrbk., academ league, ect. Thanx M8cD, JW, SC Mr.B!Noel-Reality is you. Lynette8cErin-BFF. World peace forever more. SANTIAGG HERNANDEZ: My me- moriesof SDHS have been good ones.I would like to say to my friends,good luck and good bye! JGSEPH HEIDECKER: All the foot¬ ball, baseball, and wrestling games. Mr. Browns class. All the parits at PMs house. Going to Wisconsin8 ,Colton, TScC. Thanx, SDHS, for 3 great years! MARY LGU HERNANDEZ: I ' m very glad to be a senior this year and I would like to give SPECIAL THANX to my Mom FianceStfa- mily for all of the support they ' ve given GENE HGM: I will always remem¬ ber those who taught me the knowledge and the key to suc¬ cess. But most of all friends old and new of the class of 1987. Best Looking: Justin Fuller and Anna Barrios Standouts Best Personality: George Garcia and Shawn Coveil GREG HOOFTALLEN: I would like to thank all my teachers for helping me throughout the years. 1 have been going to SDHS, MELESIO HUIZAR: I ' ll never forget SDHS. I ' ll miss Angelica J. and all my friends. These 3yrs. were wonderful and happy. Thank God I made it! CECILA INIQUEZ: ROTC t-4 ASB all my frenz, GM, JH, VM, MH, CB, KG, GT, DA, RG, MP, NM, AB PH who helped me through ROTC. CG Co. DT CO. Luv ya always Ceci, KIT OK. CLAUDIA JIMENEZ; Senior year was the best in all my years as a student.it doesn ' t mean I ' ll stop studying. I ' m just never going to forget it. Best wishes. ANNELLE KUETHE: Finally made it, but these years have been great! It was fun having alot of you as frenz, especially MC, EH, SS, AQ, CS. Good luck to ev- eryonelBZ! MICHAEL JOHNSTON: Good friends, good music, and a whole lotto love make the world go round. JAMES LANE: My memories are not material nor are they a trend, my memories will forever be within all my frenz, DC, SWT, NV, MG, Jl, GG, DB RW . DENOBA JONES: Thax to all of the special teachers especially Mr. Hines. SD taught me well- IIIKeep cool all of you cavers. I luv you JEJ 4-ever. DENISE LEONE: UC Berkeley? IB- Dip. 4.0GPA?Academ.Leg- .Fren.ClubPres Thanx to alllJe t ' aimecrSo ntou jours! AuRevoiret- BonneChance MesamisILuv youMom Dad, family! ELINA HUT: It has been 3memo- rable yrs. here at SDH. I ' ve met many friends here, Ahn, thanks for everything! OS, AK, MC, 8call, I wish you the best, good luck always! KRISTIN HUSSONG: I finally made it Mom Dad, thanx for every¬ thing I luv U.LS, SL, sta fresh- Srdon ' t stress. Good luck to my frenz MB Crypt crew oosexy Rio Rita 86 Fridays I luv U RayScGina. JEREMY ISHAM: BB, Jl, BS, TB, GF, SM, BA, 8c SM: thanx for adding fuel to the fire, even if it was partially methane. Sorry about IJie wrist, VK. LAN KISER: To my parents, teachers and friends, thanx for everything Good luck to the class of 87. JAVIER LETANQ: This year has been important to me. I was an exchange student from Spain. This year was difficult, but I gave it my all. Thanks to SDHS for all the help. ANDY LEVINE: (AL) Var. Soc golf 3 yrs-otherwise an experience- Dole, you ' re great-you 2 GC- AW,TS,TL,EN,JL, you guys are sharp-Liz Sarah-Mom Dad UR 1 RGSE LUCERG: To JR8cRP Honey! All the fun times we had at Mikes no Ginos yea thats it, and in Ms. McSwans class so Shanda-by, Honey its dark. FABIAN MANRIQUE: My senior memories are the senior prom, grad night and the grad, cere¬ monies. MILC MCDCNALD: Well we start¬ ed off strong and we are going all the way. The football team of 87 is going to pave the way. Tell Mike G. I ' m the GG Daddy! LUISA LINDGREN: Latin club 6yrs. of Diffi all right already remem¬ ber the guys i don ' t remember havin homework New frenz; LS AK, MC and GG from LPB RCRY LGCKE: I have memories of playing on the . voiieyball team meeting new people and I have GREAT memories of the good times I ' ve spent with friends! MARIA LGPEZ: I would like to thank all my teachers and friends, especially Letty R. 8c Mrs. McGuigan. I won ' t forget every happy or sad moment at SDHS. All the best! MIGUEL MACIAS: The more I think about it, the more I can ' t be¬ lieve it, my last year all ready, all I can say is that I will never for¬ get the 3 wonderful years. VERGNICA MARTINEZ: Thanx to everyone for making this year the best, thanx to Kathy, Ricky, Carlos, Mando8ctelix for making 2nd fun.Luv ya Mom8cDad D ' BNM 87 1 CINDY MILLER: DDTootles Babe, KH prove it!Prince2my buddies- 8cboyfriend, DB he ' s so rad, JV let ' s go to city, JV, BE, Mack! LNyourfat LA don ' t fall downISD, luv ya! Class of 87. Memories Best Dressed: Sergio Salgado and Rosie Preciado Most Likely To Be Remembered: Tyler Arnold and Geannie Graham EVAN NICHOLS: Joel: beware of fish bearing gifts Andy: you were made to be an ambu¬ lance driver Trout: your career lies just up the hilll Turtle think I won ' t CU MARTHA NUNEZ: Proud to be a member of the best class, 87 i rules! 1 love you MomStDa- i d,you ' re the best.Thanx Jeanna for being there!Van Halen is 1 CYNTHIA PEDROZA: A senior memory dedicated to Jose Val¬ dez, afriend I will never forget PePe, you were there when I I had probs. W the human law- ‘ Thanks! li ANNA PEMBROKE: Cheer84-85, soccer 3yrs.Sftball84,Lots of ' mems.span w dm kl proms dis 85 I TJ leo stuf w MS86 rad summ w i EG my best cure dpch mde Iw w i dyn mr nc cya IVAN POSTIGO: V.football 75 swimming,Thanks to all of you guys for helping me to have fun this year at SDHS, AHN QUACH: It has been fun these last 3 yrs, here. I ' ll always remember SDHSSrmy friends, Elina, thanx for being such a great pal Good luck class of 87, SAID NOROOZI: Thanx to all the people who put up w me these years, and also the MUMgan- g,and thank you DDS, 87is t,Hope to see you in La Jolla BEB-NBL MARIA PADILLA: I would like to thank all the teachers for help¬ ing me make it through high school. TRACEY PELLETIER: Babel Fri, at Shawndas woodn-hay kin burn VK Ratliff TVProd,Case- SrGilly AD Acad,League, tennis Ty,Mekel Dogfood bands Lad- dieboyBye OGC SARA PENA: V, Cheer,VPofTh- eatrical Knights, Jr,Atten,,One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest,JV Softball,Mgr, of girls basket- balLJVVolleyball 87SS! ROSIE PRECIADO: To:BF RL8call the wappas,we have pulled. Let ' s toastITo:EA,8(,what do you want some form of crackerl Re¬ member the old batlYea,that ' s it I NGHIEP QUAN: Alright,Basically, Hey Kiddo too low,too low! Vuy, tell me a story, 7 Chau, Chi Burger,agony of prep, for College, KELLY MILNE: Key club; hist; CSF; cl of 87; ASB,track crackers;yo baby ice cream;tr,talk;older- men;obj, of mydes;TJ;SF;dan- cin;slime;squeel; floats lunch club-l luv yal ELAINE MOORE: End of childhood timetogrowupmabswimmerse baddeitforgetthiopialSOsecre- tarysoon2Bt8yeh!Melly,Temp, Chanrathanks4beingthereCya SDHSarmandoiloveyou BOB NEUMEYER: Lets all be suc¬ cessful to prove class of 87 is the best. Miss ya SDHS, Thank you Ms, Allen, Ms, Whitley Ms, Storms, ELIZABETH PETTEWAY: Lato V- Grant Park-Treehouse-New im¬ age-violent femmes-disney- land-Hmokin-beach parties-nez griz,void,kaybee-thank you ilo- veyou;NS, BB, RG, LL, LP, AB, Mom DAVID PRICE:I was sctive in sports;Wrestling,Cross-country- 8cTrack,it ' s been nice going to SDHS,and my senior year was great. MARK RACHEL: Classof87the- best! Thanx to my buds- T,F(studstep) ST-my bro in law,DN8 ,HM,JE,thanx for being there for me,BS-PARTY ANIMAL- Good luck to all. LYNETTE MITTEMEYER: Cross coun, V, bdmntn V, track, key club tres. Don ' t fretChristy, Doo¬ dles city tree kiddies$ Krist Shawnda Willy Buddies! Hastala- PastaSDHS, CU soon UCSB! TOM MOORE: RedNeck, PE, MR, O, Mulu, 87, Bro, RO, Sambo, Bil- lyjo, Jimbob, StL,F,T8cC,DK, 91X, Auto, LifeisLife, Punkrock, Miami- Vice, KAT, MScP, Diego! KHANH NGO: Giass of 87 is unique, it makes me proud to be a SDHS student. MiCHAEL PONCE: Thanx to aii my ciose friends for making my 1st year at SDHS a year to remem¬ ber, JANINE PRITCHETT: ASB VP Thanx 4todoSD8 .LL3MusktersJWLMKBX luvsUscatchupthescore prPer wtwsohkQmo -L o=OINovelmike myhusdriverlluvsranomasagua- gunspIcpcbbmmmlluvULuvneen JOSEPHINE RALLO: To BF RL,to the fun times weve had this year,All the wenuses,wapaa- s,and don ' t forget Shanda-by- ,Honey its dark out side,Ginos house ,MSMD,yea, Senior Most Wanted To Be Stranded On A Desert Island With: Carlos Borques and Lynette Mittemeyer Standouts DIANA REHFUSS: One World-The seemingly NEVER ENDING STO- RY-Live in war live in peace-ls war Peace?We can all sink or we can all float-Will we floa- t?One World- FELICIA REYES:ICMCHS,Faster! MexicoDrink NomenDavesmkt- coler PeachMelbayes.OKJ ' m drunklFley babycomehere.llu- vUall.JGwhatelse CanlsaybutTh- anx andlluvUmuchoCE2 MICHELLE RICHARDSiV. Cheer; We made it-UCSB- 16ponytails-regionals-all the work-n-the fun: buddies forever- INikke-Mom-Eric Thanx for the support.I luv ya! DAVID REX: Class of 87,V. Sports Cavers- 11 Thanx to coach Lo¬ pez OAR, KLA.Especially the TPVP ' sl FERDENAND RIBONI: Live let li¬ ve.I will always cheresh my memories SDH,my love to all,I hop I never forget in my onward journey in life of Gold. OLGA RIVERA: lce-C-Roll,T- Bone, Mel8 .J,Thanx 4 the live 8511 hanx 2 coach Stout.DR we made it! PSScOR frenzll Luv U Mom Dad, SR, CRScCD. Class Clown: Joe Deno and Noel Benjamin (not pictured) IRMA RODRIQUEZ: To all my sen¬ ior teachers I thank you for ha- vine me in your class and tea- chin me something important. To goonie let the good times roll, luv ya. ARACELI RUIZ: MY memories are of the prom, grad night, gradu¬ ation ceremonies and passing Mr. Kanes class! TROUT ROGERS: 10SNE1? Aside from the obvious; A E Nichols and Joel The real nasty als.T- Canx to the teachers who made me learn,and to every¬ body else for not. PATSY SALAZAR: JV-V Cheer. X- country,track.Special thanx to my family,y Dad(RIP) Memories of you got me through school- To Olga R.you ' re the greatest! MICHAELE ROSADO: Project Step President Luna ' s 6th per- iod(10th grade) To Norma T:Thanx for all the crazy times ' l wish 4 the best of luck to every- one!87! MICHAEL SALGADO: To the class of 87. Thank you for my best memory, grad night. CATHY RUBIO: I dedicate my senior year to my family. Thank you for all your love 8c support. To my friends-VM, CP, MS, BD, RD, 8c HG. Special thanx to RS 8c my Birdie TCA 87 SERGIO SALGADO: One of the things I will always remember was playing those Friday night football games8cworking in the library as Mary ' s monitor. THELMA SANDERS: My 2nd peri¬ od class Mr. Turner, lunchtime at City at 12:055th period comput¬ er science,6th period V.B-ball prac. Class of 87! TODD SAVILLE: At this time what I most admire here are not ob¬ jects or singular persons, nor events but rather the emotional economy of amiable studentry. Most Artistically Talented: Christian Lancaster and Rachel Wilson MEGAN SCHADE: Sol Nell ' Amore e gioia.Sol Nell ' amore e vita Love to you Gia-I miss youlMajor vent sessions with HH Mom- you ' re a goddessll love you Lou rocks! HEIDI SEAGRIM: I luv Obby alwaz. Happy B-day TO want some cake? rilnever forget my new shoes or all the fun we ' ve had. Best wishes to MCTCFR.8cthe whole class of 87! CRISTINE SISON: For the past 3 yrs. it has been a fond memory for me. Elina, Ahn, Annelle, Me¬ linda 8c Sherry, good luck in your college years and inthe years to come. ADAM SRAGONICZ: Family8c friends bore with me and cared- Who could ask for more?l love you EB! You made my lifelThanx SDH for fun, friends,8ceven fiziks. JIM SCOTT: I want to say good¬ bye to MAD, JD, PN, VN, CP, good luck to Miss Deen, Turner. AKA Curley Brown Stout. MAD8cJRS will be back to haunt Cheryl Boyd. DEANNA SENK: JV Cheer- 86.Loud Crowd,his. club,my best buddies-l luv UIJC, YU, PD2, BC, KM, RW, IP, SN. Party! Car ac.oops! R U OKI? Yo baby! Crusing! J-4 Bye SDHS! LAURIE SPOONER: Luvnthankmy- family KHSsummer86MBcrew4e- verlAllthe boozeNguysIHaNu- keoutsexyTJMex CheerstoClas- sof87!Drinkupburp! MSAPkickin- 8crage ' nByeSDHSIuvU DAWN STEARNS: Mom.you ' re the greatest!Sarah:my extra special sister.AV,you ' re the best thing thats happened to mell love you! Memories Loudest: Milo McDonald and Diana Arcila COREY TODNEM: Ubiquitous t. God will remember Jason,diffi ' s dlllmmas8c3rd period,bol con on the bus, AdamSt Jere¬ my,schles,Banta, Bickley and Melville ... YVETTE URREA: The Russ History Club,loud crowd,class club.Spe¬ cial thanx to my Mom and to the best of friends.87 To our memo¬ ries, our dreamsScour futures. JILL WAGNER: Call me Willy.Sr. Pres. JrVP Tennis S11CIF BBall TrackCIFSP35 ' 3 Shawny Girl Mitt KH KFB TP Thanx Tempy! USC? Pomona? IthinkthereforlB.I luv SDHS 19871 NORMA TORRES: Special thank 2 everyone who helped make my 3 yrs. here at Diego worth while. Chimpy, BubizScPopeye never 4get me or the crazyXwe ' ve shared. DEOCELINA VILLALOBOS: Spe¬ cial thanx to all the teachers I have had these 3yrs.Especially Mr. Campbell for being a special friend. Class of 87- 1. DEE DOMINIC WALKER: Thanks to all my frenz for making my 3yrs hearexciting.MW, CP, MG, PL, IT- has been fun knowing you guysl LYNN STEPHENS: SDHS-I ' II miss you Thanx!NV-You R always In my heart.MCDs CC Sr.Class-Wow- IPartylTJ Levis Glenns Mkt.LL.SS,HW joyl I was an IB sur- vlvor! SHERRY SUMNER: My greatest memories that I have are of my friends MC, AK, and CS. I want to thank the teachers and staff for making my senior year the best. SENG TEA: It Is time for me to say goodbye. I just want to say thank you to all my teachers- Scfrlends for helping me. I ' ll never forget it. PETER TORRES: WOP Town crazy gang droopy beto bones wino wild wolf diablo perico conejo locos del varrio. LUIS VILLASENIOR: I want to thank all of theteachers,but I specially want to thank my sister who got me through school. San Diego, I love iti USA WALTER: 84-86 at MHS,my bud swaz,prom coastal rides w Ap, Dynasty,86 W PH,SYD8cART- ,softball parties w LL, MS, AP, SSScTabby, beach boys, south- coast, MB, PL, GH! My Luv 2 Du- de8cP Crackers. NICKI SUCEC: We got by with a little help from our frIends-Niz, Lll- ' Roo, Ferny, Leo,RF, PM, MP,MC, RC, I ' ll never forget what we ' ve been through together. THE BEATLES FOREVERI HENG KIM TEA: To all my friends, who went through the good times bad. A memorable year, I just wanted to say good luck to all. YESENIA THING: To Mr. Kanelearn how to work the time clock. To the classof 87,let ' s party! All you junlors,good luckITo Louie! when we get married! STEFFAN TUBBS: ISITOVER?Bye JL, DC, HH, NV, JD, TF. 86 BB Cent- .ChampsIParty in Sept.the pinto chase; thanx MomStPop- sie! 18thBDoink!oink!4 pig Troughs!C-YA Class of 87! FLORENCIA VILLEGAS: Tonight, tonight the pillow fight, tomor¬ row the end of school. Break the dishes, breakthe chairs,trlp the teachers on the stairs! TERESA WARNER: MY best mem¬ ory Is when I celebrated my 18th B-Day at the class picnic. RACHEL WILSON: Thanx to Mrs. T. Mr. W8 .Webb! Lunch club-1 luv U i all Uknow.KQM-To diner sits, col- ! legeStGreen.Thanx Most of all to MomSrGramma.l love you! REBECCA WREN: I have made- many friends here.We ' ve shared good Srbad times.I hope your futures will be prosporous- Scfullflllng. Good luck,I ' ll mess you! MELANIE YOUNG: It ' s been real! I ' ll never forget SDHSScthose few good times.My best year was definately my junior year when I met Tam8 .Van-my 2 best friends. LEONARD WOODS: My senior memory is not getting to play football, watching my old team win,and meeting Erika,that spe¬ cial xome one in my life.To my homies,BG, CD, DC, R, JT, 8 . KH. C-Ya. KING YAM: Finally made it. Thanks to teachersScstuff at SDH for trying to teach and help stu¬ dents. The lonest day will have an end. JULIAN ZUNIGA: Girls,Friends,101, 91X,Beach,School, getting caught by teachers,Rondalla,a girl that I liked alot ever told her- ,Grad. Prom, Homecoming, Girls! Most Involved: Tony Farrel and Jill Wagner Standouts Ar.-icklo oug-85 Ac. Lisa-73 Acosta, Joel-74 Ace VOS, Alfonso-73 Ada Les-122 Adanek, Carol-34. 35 Adams, Cynthia-17, 139 Adloff, Ralph-110 Aguirre, Luis-96 Aherns, Rachel-94 Aispure, Yolanda-96 Alejo, Jose-54, 120, 68 Aceurdo, Lisa-73 Alfaro, Teresa-96 Allen, Jerome-58 Allen, Tish-39 Alvarez, Fransisco-17 Alvarez, Jesus-96 Amey, Sfacey-96 Amezcua, Chris-58 Anderson, Anita-96 Anderson, Lara-17, 139, 70 Attderson, Eric-17 Anderson, Paul-96 ArxJerson, Raymond-17 Anquiano, Ricardo-96 Anuario, Patricia-17, 139 Amparan, Robert-8, 34 Aragon, Maria-17, 3, 139 Arberry, Lavorrx)-36, 76 Arce, Marclo-96 Arcila, Dlana-17, 15, 60, 61, 122, 75, 139, 145 Arellano, Atfredo-60 Areltono, Leebardo-96 Arellano, Soralla-17 Armstrong, Paulette-17 Armstrong, Thomas-17 Arnold, Tyler-17, 139 Arreola, Jesus-96 Arreola, Luis-96 Arresla, Loute-3 Asakav a, Byron-11, 42 Asero, Erick-96 Atkinson, Nancy-67 Avalos, Carlos-96, 60, 120, 68 Avalos, Jaun-17 Avila, Elizabeth-96 Avila, Catarina-96 Aviles, Mireya-17, 139 Ayala, Raul-17, 139 Ayon, Maria-96 Ayon, Victor-96 Avalos, Felipe-120, 60, 68 Aiton, Scott-60 Alphabet, KeoP-122 Ameida, Jose-51 B Backer, James-17, 13, 169 Backman, Chris-96, 116 Bahena. Elvira-96 Bahena, Pedro-116 Bahena, Ranferi-96, 116 Barbosa, Ricky-122 Baird. Brian-97, 120 Baird, Stacey-60, 61 Baird, Susan-97 Baker, David-17, 54, 71 Baldominos, Joel-116 Ballanger, Jeff-115 Banta, Brent-42, 43 Bankhead, Jay-97 Barajas, Cesar-97 Barber, Kathy-17, 139 Barboza, Juana-17 Barnes, Teddy-97 Baron, Gloria-97 Barnum, Leslie-139 Barrios, Anna-18, 5, 139 Bassani, Anita-18, 5, 139 Bart, Dana-39 Baun, Lakni-97 Bear, Marilyn-36 Bertiz, Belinda-73 Beccerra, Danny-97, 49 Becerra, Teresa-73 Bedoya, Annabelle-18, 117, 60, 61, 140, 139 Bedoya, Peri-51 Bellantoni, Michael-18, 122, 139 Beltran, Jose-97 Beltran, Maria-97 Bende, Joseph-18, 139 Benitez, Veronica-97 Benjamin, Noel-13, 144 Bennett, J-49 Bennet, Neil-97 Benson, Juanita-97 Bereal, Enika-97 Berthelet, Barbara-18, 139 Bishop, Jan-51 Betancourt, Ismael-97 Blebers, Irena-18, 62, 139 Bickley, Steve-71 Bigelow, Alesa-97 Bittinger, Maria-18, 75, 139. 70, 71 Bircher, Jonathan-81 Blair, Knepher-41 Boghos, Rima-97 Bolin, Kati6-57, 113 Bolin, Sara-94, 75 Borquez. Carlos-54, 143 Botardo, Ed-58 Boudreaux, Don-122 Bowen, Tony-97, 117 Boyle, Hugl ' .-35 Boyle, Kellie-81 Boyle, Joe-18, 55, 32, 54. 139 Boyle, Jenifer-97, 3. 15, 66 Boyle, Kristin-18, 15, 59, 67, 139 Braasch, Erika-13, 18 Bradford, Jennifer-18 Bradshaw, Stephanie-97 Bradshaw, Steve-115 Brassard, Eric-58 Breihan, Beverely-57, 97 Brents, Shawn-97 Briegleb, Cija-97 Brockman, John-51 Brown, Brad-54 Brown, Eugene-97, 74 Brown, Laura-18 Brown, Lavon-97 Brown, Or ville-46, 68 Brown, Steven-18 Brunsen, Shenell-97, 58 Bruse, Roya-56, 67, 112 Budz, Buffy-18 Burks, Kim-97, 64 Burnes, Matthew-18, 31, 54, 122 Byerley, Chris-97, 72 Burnett, Tom-36, 76 Bush, Chris-60 c Caballero, Jose-18 Calero, Felix-122 Calvo, Renee-97 Camberos, Raquel-3, 67, 75 Campbell, Robert-38 Campos, Genevieve-18 Camplisson, Kim-51 Cano, Virginia-97 Capeles, Johnny-18 Corambos, Romeo-18, 125 Cardenas, Jaun-97, 58, 122 Carmichael, W-49 Carpenter, Ericka-97, 117 Carr, Christine-46 Carreno, Victor-97 Carrillo, Elizabeth-97 Carson, Damon-54, 55, 43, 71 Carson, Ramon-55 Cartagena, Jose-97 Carter, Latisha-97, 113 Carter, Lee-67, 70, 97 Carver, Serena-97 Catalan, Antonia-51 Catoneda, Maribel-97 Castillo, Ron-97 Castio, Sonia-51 Castro, Laura-97 Castro, Martha-19 Castro, Ramos-19 Cervantes, Marisela-19 Cesna, Rosa-60 Chacon, Laura-98 Chaidez, Genoveva-98 Chaidez, Wilty-60 Chammas, Jeana-19, 13, 75, 81 Chang, Daniel-19, 54, 71 Carmona, Maria-73 Chattmon, Desoria-84 Chattman, Valencia-98 Chau, Kang-98, 124 Chou, Kuv-3, 19, 124 Chou, Quang-19, 124 Chau, Than Yann-98, 124 Chavelas, Diana-98 Chavez, Martha-19 Chavez, Liliana-98 Chavez, Sergio-84 Chernoff, Jennifer-19, 76 Cheng, Lung-84 Cherne, John-58, 84, 122 Chhan, Vuy-19 Chhim, Samuth-98, 84, 124 Chrep, Chheun-98 Christina, Alfaro-84 Chum, Leab-98 Clagg, Melir� da-84 Clark, Jennifer-19 Cleland, Elgie-47 Cleland, lris-50 Cleland, Shirley-44 Cleveland, TarTX3ra-19, 81 Cloud, Mary-110 Co, Tom-84 Cobb, Nicole-19 Cobei, Ann-51 Cobian, Rosa-98 Colavito, Chris-98 Golfer, Tatina-98 Collin, Evans-122 Conley, Damon-116 Colovic, Krlstina-13, 19, 32, 54, 122 Colyar. Joy-84 Colman, David-47 Comanch. Leicia-51 Comaduran, Jerry-84 Constantine, Kim-74, 98 Contreras, Laura-84 Contreras, Tony-11, 54, 68 Contrevas, Christine-84 Contrevas, Tino-98 Cooper, Meiinda-19, 81, 139 Cordon, Randall-15 Corey, Melanie-113 Corley, Douglas-72, 84 Corley, Mike-98 Corona, Marcela-68 Cortez, Hector-19 Corwin, Wendy-15, 19, 63, 66, 169 Courley, Dong-109 Covell, Shawn-19, 15, 59, 67, 142 Cowen, Candace-11 Craig, Erika-19 Craig, Steve-84 Craun, Brian-58, 94 Crawford, Daniel-19 Crawford, Thomas-20, 49 Creegan, Mary-84, 122 Crespo, Elizabeth-98, 56, 57, 117 Cruz, Leonardo-84 Cruz, Rigoberto-98, 120 Cuevas. Francisco-39 Cummings, Robert-54 D Davey, Michelle-45 Davidson, Art-51 Davila, George-98 Davila, Jaun-20 Davis, Bill-58, 84 Davis, Leshia-98 Davis, Lyle-34 Davis, Marc-20, 5, 60, 140 Davis, Shtrley-34, 51 Day, Regina-20, 74 Dean, Michael-58, 94 Decker, Brad-84 Deen, Kathy-36 Defreitas, Jeff-20, 37 Delgado. Judy-84 Delgallego, Pamela-67, 98 Delgallego, Patricia-20, 56, 67 DelCampo, Mary J6an-41 DelHotel, Domnick-98 DelHotel, Robert-84, 169 Deloscobos, Fernando-84 Dendgren, Jesus-84 Deno, Joseph-120, 144 Demerath, Sandra-84 Diaz, Evangelina-98 Diaz, Fernando-98, 120 Diaz, Heriverto-98 Diaz, Lourdes-98 Diaz, Patricia-57 Diaz, Raquel-84 Dlffenderrer, Shannon-5, 20, 75, 76 Ding, Phong-99 Dixon, Marcia-20 Donto, Tony-99 Dorsey, Jay-84, 54 Doucette, Llsa-84 Dougherty, John-99, 125 Douglas, Robert-84, 125 Downs, Tara-20, 75, 112 Ducharme, Kathryn-84 Dunn, April-84 Dunn, John-13 Dunn, Sharon-20 Duncan, Ofelia-38 Duong, Hung-99 Duong, Mai-20 Duong, Sithy-99, 124 Duran, Adan-99 Duran, Francisco-84 Duran, Juanita-20 Duran, Sam-74, 75, 84 Durazo, Jose-99 Durazo, MYrna-15, 20, 67, 73 Durazo, Ruben-99, 58 Dy, Saroum-99 Dy, Saroum-99 E Elazegui, Dennis-58, 84 Elazegui, Jay-84 Elfias, Rene-84 Elmore, Joe-35, 50 Enstow, Marci-84 Entzminger, Ronald-84, 169 Erb, DeAnna-59 Espinoza, Jose Luis-68, 120 Espinoza, Melani-67 Espinoza, Rosalinda-99 Estes, Eric-58 Estevez, Maricruz Estrada, Cori-98, 99 Estrada, Eddie-85 Eurhmantraut, Megan-15, 20, 66 Evans, Colin-85 Ewens, Connie-41 Eyes, Sharon-99 F Fajardo, Mlke-85 Fajardo, Rosenda-99 Fork as, Serban-99 Farrell, David-3. 77, 99, 122, 123 Farrell, Tony-3, 15, 20, 66. 120, 122, 123, 145 Farrias, Guadalupe-20 Farris, Lori-85 Ferguson, James-51 Fernando, Carrillo-99 Ferran, Oscar-99, 122 Fitch, Luis-85 Fitzpatrick. Jessica-20, 70, 81 Fletes, Carlos-99 Flores. Arturo-85 Flores, Barbaro-20 Flores. Carmen-99 Flores, Cahrles-99, 120 Flores, Christina-99 Flores, Elizabeth-99 Flores, Leonel-99 Flores, Merry-99 Flores, Norma-21, 77 Flowerdew, Michelle-67, 99 Floyd. Gene-42, 43, 75, 93 Folkman, Jason-3, 21, 75, 76, 140 Folkman, Paige-67, 75, 85, 117 Foisted, David-21, 31, 74 Foss, Eric-85 Foster, Christine-85 Franco, Chonita-99 Frausto, Jesus-99 Fredericks, John-13 Freitas, Mareea-99 Freiwilling, Daniela-85 Freshour, Regina-85 Fuentes, Carmen-85 Fuertes. Helen-99 Fuller, Justin-122, 141 Furry, Bob-44. 45, 67 G Gofford, Tracy-85 Gaines, Josh-99, 120 Gallegos, Ron-35 Galvan, Abel-99 Galvan. Alberto-99 Galvan, Maria-85 Gamboa, Julia-99 Gamboa, Nancy-21 Gamboa, Tom-13, 99, 169 Garcia, Analuisa-99 Garcia, Angel-21 Garcio, Antonio-116 Garcia, Carlos-116 Garcia, Debora-30 Garcia, Edwardo-99 Garcia, Elidio-85 Garcia, Elizabeth-99, 117 Garcia, Francisco-58 Garcia, George-5, 21, 54, 55, 68, 142 Garcia, Gerardo-73, 116 Garcia, Gregario-99, 124 Garcia, Jaquelin-99 Garcia, James-30, 125 Garcia, Jesus-100, 116 Garcia, Josefia-51 Garcia. Juan-85, 100 Garcia, Luis-100 Garcia, Manny-50 Garcia, Maria-85 Garcia. Mario-85 Garcia, Nadine-21 Garcia, Olivia-100 Gorfiankel, Donna-75, 85, 95 Garner, Harold-100 Garrett, John-60, 100 Garthaus, Jeff-46, 68, 100 Gostelum, Manuel-100 Gates, Brenda-81, 85 Gattey, Joel-21, 122, 123 Gaxiola, Joshephine-100, 108 Geddis, Leslie-21 Geiselman, Evette-100 Gembrowski, Sue-34, 35 Gerard, F-49 Gerlach, Erin-21, 38 Ghebrezghi, Abiel-21, 43, 122 Ghelardi, Matt-85 Ghiyem, Lisa-76 Gibson, Christine-51. 75, 100, 169 Gibson, Sundie-64, 100 Giiberto, Jazo-85 Gil, Shaun-100 Giey, MacheBe-lOO Glover, Brian-85 Godinez, Gustavo-85 Godinez, Marina-100 Godinez, Octavio-21 Golden, Dan-46, 81, 85 Gomez, Esteban-100 Gomez, Maria-85 Gomez, Mike-64 Gomez, Rosalia-21 Gomez, Tawnya-32, 64, 85, 122 Gorrsalez, Joey-85 Gonzales. Adriana-72, 100 Gonzales, Celia-85 Gonzales, Joe-58 Gonzales, Jose-100 Gonzales. Karl-21 Gonzales, Lori-21, 63, 141 Gonzales, Michciei-21 Gonzales, Sonia-100 Gordon, Christy-100 Gordon, Lynn-43 Gordon, RarKiall-66, 67. 74, 85 Graham, Geannie-21, 62, 143 Graham, Shadona-85, 169 Gray, Frank-58, 86, 122 Grimes, Che-115 Guanieri, Philip-22 Guanlao, Jackie-21, 112 Guarnieri, Gregorv-21 Guerra, Eloy-22 Guerrero, Ranulfo-86 Guizar, Anna-86 Guizor, Jorge-22, 73, 116 Gutierrez, Bernardo-61 Gutierrez, Claudia-86 Gutierrez, Esteban-67, 75, 100 Gutierrez, Lisa-15, 57, 100, 109 Gutierrez, Monica-68, 71, 86 Gutierrez, Stephan-100 Gurrola, Jael-100 Guzman, Adela-86 Guzman. Florencia-100 Guzman, Florencio-120 Guzman, Lucila-86 Guzman, Maribel-100 Guzman, Rachel-49, 86 H Ha, Dun-126 Ha, Nam-100 Hainey, Craig-115 Hairston, Yvette-75, 100 Hajek, Robert-86 Hatey, Francis-22 Hail, Dana-15, 22 Hall, Mike-120, 122 Hamilton, Kazi-58, 100 Haraszko, Danielle-22, 67 Hardin, J,-49 Harm, Chris-22, 31, 122 Harper, Lena-56, 57, 86, 112 Horpole, Patrlck-100 Horrey, John-22 Harrison, Jana-86 Hart. Heidi-22, 71 Hasan, Joshua-58, 86 Hasan, Tahirah-75, 100 Heidecker, Joseph-22, 54, 58 Heider, Matt-58, 86 Heim, Kristy-22. 67. 76, 81 Heine, Georgia-60 Hembera. Steve-54, 58, 122. 123 Henderson. Rene-61 Herrdrickson, Cathy-100, 117 Hendrickson, Diane-100 Hendrickson, Kevin-100 Heng, Chantha-22 Heng, Charthan-100 Herbert, Allison-22 Hernandez, Adela-86 Hernandez, Alfonso-100 Hernandez, Chuck-50 Hernondez, Erlka-86 Hernandez, Gabriela-IDD Hernandez. Jose-73, 86, 93 Hernandez, Juan-100 Hernandez, Luis-74, 100 Hernandez. Mari!ou-22 Hernandez, Molly-22 Hernandez, Ramon-49, 86 Hernandez, Rene-86 Hernandez, Santiago-22 Herrera, Jose-15, 49, 86 Herrera, Maria-86 Herrera, Rogelio-49, 68, 100 Hershberger, Susan-.81 Hess, Sherri-57, 100 Heu, Yang-101 Hickey, Jeannle-101 Hickman, April-101 Higareda, Arturo-86 Higaredo, Virglnia-IOI Highfill, Amy-101, 169 Hill, Donald-101 Hippe, Llnda-61 Ho, Cue-124 Ho, Hoc|-86 Hoffrrran, Greta-101 Hollmon, Ana-86 Holmes. Eugenie-72, 101 Holtz, Kyristin-64, 101 Hottzworth, Marte-49, 101 Horn, Alvin-76, 86 Horn. Gene-22 Horn, Ray-86 Hooftollen, Gr6gory-22, 142 Hooks, Angeta-22 Horn, RDbert-22 Hotaling, Michele-69, 75, 101, 116 Houa, Yia-101 Houben, Pete-49 Houttohan, Jimmie-86, 169 Howell, Suzanne-23 Huerta, Claudia-101, 109 Huertas, Amefico-86 Huey, Joyce-B6 Huey, Virginla-51 Hughes, Alexander-86 Hughes, Tim-87 Hui, Bina-23, 142 Huizdr, Melesio-23, 142 Hull, Ahdr6w-87 Hun, Chea-101 Hurtado, Mario-101 Hussong, Kristin-23, 142 I Ibarra, Nora-68. 87 Icardo, Jon-8 tngri, Quon-3 Iniguez, Celia-16, 23, 49, 142 Isham, Jeremy-13, 23 , 142 Isom, Jason-23 J Jackson, Evelyn-101 Jaimes, Katie-87, 94 Jaimes, Noemie-57, 101 Jaimes, Prtscia-101 Jaimes, Ricardo-101 Jardel, Mary-51 Jefferson, 8iy-87 Jessop, Lourie-43 Jimenez, Ctaudia-23, 142 Jmenez, -Liz-IOI Jimenez, Ramon-23 Joel, Vatdovlnos-101 Johnathan, Hardin-87 Johnson, Atan-67, 87, 126 Johnson, Cafmon-40 Johnson, John-23, 76 Johnson, Tasha-87 Johnston, Michael-23, 169, 142 Jones, Barbara-169 Jones, Dawn-5, 43, 87, 169 Jones, DerK ba-23, 142 Jones, John-87 Juarez, Tony-87 142 K Kcmat, Anthony-3, 67 Korn, Vanna-101 Kammerer, Judy-SO Kantha, Own-101 Kaplan, Lata-87 Kormouche, Adel-I0l Kashima, Tets-43 Kay, Christa-87, 62 Keehn, Kyle-23. 67 Kegior, Jmmy-87 Kendall, Robb-13 Kholglimbacker, Micia-68 Khuon, Thai-23, 124, 73 Kim, Kyong Hun-101 Kimball, Jamie-87 King, Susan-101, 67. 72 King, Ta-Tanisha-101, 73 King, Tati-64 Kiser, lan-23, 142 Knebels, Sheftdan-87, 124 Kneeland, Kris-61 Knepher, 8lalr-60 Knight, Piper-101, 112 Knighton, Rosalie-87 Knighton, Sam-101, 109, 58 Kott, Jennifef-94, 56, 57 Knox, K6ala-87 Kthok. Lop-87 Kuethe, Annel!e-3, 23, 15, 44, 66, 142 Labovitz, Aaron-54. 87, 115 Labovitz, Mia-58, 101, 117, 105 Laferriere, Keith-101 Laika, Karin-44 Lancaster, Christian-144, 169 Lane, James-23, 54, 142 Lange, Amy-87, 95, 66 Langly, Ed-54 Lou, Herbert-101 Laweer, Matt-51 Lawhead, Diana-61 Lawrence, VertlrKi-101 Le, Thuy-87 Leakes, Donald-102 Leonard, Nofman-38, 67, 72, 93 Leone, Denise-23, 40, 67, 142 Leon, Hector-102, 58 Leon, Mundo-102 letang. Javief-23. 54, 142 Leuangpaseuth, Ngeun-58, 102, 122, 123 Levangpaseuth, Keo-S4 Levetlle. Tammy-87. 94 Levine, Andrew-23, 116, 142 Lewis, Teresa-87 Leyvo, Anabeil-87 Lias, Victor-102 Liberty, LafTy-102 Lilia, Sierra-102 Urn, Ravin-87 Limbacker, Knox-49 Linares, Carmen-102 Lindgren, Lu)sa-24, 142 Lindsay, Joseph-102, 58 Lini, Jason-102 Lipscomb. Patricia-87, 49 Liugton, Metton-102 Livingston, Patrick-102, 68, 72 Llamas, Gtiseida-102 Llamas, Rico-24, 124 Lloyd, Jessica-102 Locke, Rory-24, 56, 142 Loman, Paula Jean-110 Long, Caeck-87 Lopez. Ana-87 Lopez. Armando-87 Lopez, Clarissa-87 Lopez, John-102 Lopez, Jose-102 Lopez, Juanita-102 Lopez, MarGos-87, 73 Lopez. Maria-102, 24, 142 Lopez, Martha-24 Lopez, Rich-11, 13 Lopez, Rick-87, 3. 13 Lopez, Tom-44 Lopez, Virginia-102 Lopresto, Jessica-S? Loveless, Pat-54, 66, 115 Luco, Anfon-87 Lucero, Frank-102 Lucero, Rose-24, 142 Lugo, Alfredo-87 Lujan, Tammy-87 Lundgren, Luisa-36 Ly, Hien-87, 124 Ly, Hoa.102 Ly, Muy-24 M Mach, Van-102 Mach, Vinh-87 Macias, Maria-102 Macias, Maria-102 Macias, Miguel-24, 73, Maggie, Ktm-87 Maggie, Virginia-39 Maisonette, Vivian-51 Makorushka, Lisa-102 Maleki, Afshin-88, 116, 125 Manguai, AleJondro-SB Manichanh, J-49 Monichanh, Sisouvanh-88 Manivanh, Vantha-8, 116 Manrique, Fabian-24, 142 Moo, So-102 Maokhamphtov, Khamvay-58 Mookosy, Prasith-24 Morcum, Coy-61 Marin, Jessica-88 Mariscat, G6ronimo-102 Maritess, E!azqui-59 Marquez, Guillermo-88 Marquez, Valerie-88 Matron, Claudia-102 Matron, Ruth-74, 102 Mortensen, Sarah-102 Martin, Nicole-15, 63, 88, 94 Martinez, A-49 Martinez, Carmen-102 Martinez, Estela-102 Martinez, Flavio-102 Martinez, Joe!-68 Martinez, Luis-68, 88 Martinez, Mickey-102 Martinez, Mlgue1-74, 102 Martinez, Oscaf-88 Martinez, Placido-58, Martinez, Ricky-88 Martinez, Rob6rto-73, Martinez, Rudy-125 Martinez, Sandy-102 Martinez, Steve-122 Martinez, Veronica-15, 24, 66, 88, 75, 142 Mashariki, Kadumu-88 i filao t efson i i Gawi l yn .. ! 86, 70. 71, 169 88 116 Mass, Camara-113 Mass, Tina-102, 112 Moxw eil, Stacie-IC- flUCui ' MIV! Wbgann McCarthy, Peter-88 McClees, Owight-48 McCteltand, Mary Jcne-102 McDonald, Mdtt-5. 24 McDonald, Milo.24, 31, 54, 74, 142, 146 McDonneli, Paul-102, 125 McDougat, Lila-36 McDowell, Suzanne-88, 90 McGiis, Brooke-103 McGuigan, Espefanza-73 McKee, Kathy-8, 34 McLemore, Sara-88 McMahon. Veronica-24 McMilien, De6-46, 81 McNatley, Tina-15, 66, 75, 112, 120, 88 McNamara, Cary-58, 76, 76, 88 MeSwann, Sharityn-8, 36 Meaden, Stephcrtie-96, 98 Meador, Stephah-96, 98 Meador, Stephan-103, 169 Meadow, Chamomie-88 Meadows, Cam-11 Meadows, Scim-88 Mejia, Erendira-24 Mejia, Judith-103 Mejia, Megyei-88 Meiendrez. Anna-69, 103 Melendrez, Maria-103 Meiendrez, Mireya-51 Meminger, John-88 Mendiaz, George-24, 49 Msndtaz, Nick-49, 103 Mendoza, Dolores-117 Meraz, Cesar-49, 73, 103 Mesa, Hugo-103, 116 Mesa, James-88 Meshack, Charles-103 Mey, Sina-24 Mey, Heng-103 Meyette, Wes-51 Miccio, Paul-88 Milan, Btanca-46 Miles, Pauf-88 Milhoika, Gwen-36 Milan, Adrian-103 Miller, Cynthia-24, 142 Miller, Denise-68, 103 Miller, Jaedea-103 Miller, Janic@-88 Miiler, Steve-88 Miller, Tom-37 Minnich, Kathy-51 Mister, Chino-88 Mitcheil, Maymi-70 Mitchell, Tim-88, 115 Mitchell, Veronico-ll, 88 Mitfemeyer, Lynette-24, 143 Mizel, Chandra-8, 24 Molina, Angi©-88 Mondragon, Delicto-103 Monroe. Brian-22, 67 Monroe, Stephanie-61, 117 Montenegro, Adriana-103 Monterosso, Joseph-22 Mooreheod, Peter-50 Moore, David-64, 88, 114, 120 Moore, Oonna-51 Moore, 0aine-26, 67, 143 Moore, Thomas-2S, 143 Moore, Tisha-103 Mora, Manull 88 Morales, Leonardo-103 Morales, Lydio-88 Morales, Melecio-117 Morales. Ramon-88 Morales, Raul-88 Morales, Reginat-88 Moreno, Julia-103 Morgan, Davld-88 Morgan, Marlon-58, 88 Moyd, Daphine-51 Muhammud, Raquel-37 Mulgado, Jos6-89 Mullina, Tim-89 Munchus, Jackie-76 Munoz, Angel-103 Murphy, Stan-54, 71 Murua, Ada-103 Musto, Tracy-51 My, Tongtin-103 N Nagara], Nam-60, 103 Naranjo, Juan-103 Naranjo, Raul-103 Narvaez, Andrea-11, 103 Navarez, Vince-68, 81 Navarro, Juanita-103 Navasak, Kiettiyoth-103 Navasak, Kuth-116 Novasok, Semtiphab-103 Needham, SheBey-169 Nelson, Charlotte-103 Nelson. James-25, 68, 169 Nelson. Janice-103 Nelson, Michael-103 Nelson, Vernon-25 Nepomuceno, Vanessa-89, 103 Ncipote. Derek-103 Neumeyer, Robert-25, 143, 70 New, Stephen-50 Newsome, Mario-89 Ng, Jenny-103 Ngo, Khanh-25, 143 Nguyen, Bich-Hue-89 Nguyen, Daoanh-103 Nguyen. Diem-25 Nguyen, Hoi-103, 224 Nguyen, Hoang-89 Nguyen, Huong ®uc)-124 Nguyen, Loan-103 Nguyen, Louie-120 Nguyen, Phuong-27 Nguyen, Quan-103 Nguyen, Vanessa-59, 75 Nichols, Evan-26, 125, 143 Nichols, Usa-89 Nielson, Ltsa-89, 94 Nielson, Scott-103 Nirovonh, Nlda-103 Nita, Harry-89 Now, Denise-89, 94, 112 Norman, Tony-58, 1Q4 NOfOOZi, Saiid-5, 25, 54, 122, 123, 143 Nunez, Juan-104 Nunez, Martha-25, 143 Nuno, Armando-104 Ny, Kteam-104, 124 Nyiri, Page-25 o Oberheide, Shirtey-48 Ochoa, Cesar-104, 120 Olafsen, Denise-76 Oliva, Sandra-89, 68 Olson, Heten-51 Olvera, Victor-89 Ornelas, Marcio-11 On, Chhoeuth-104 Orelas, Monica-104 Orozco, Carmen-104 Ortiz, ABcia-25 Ortiz, Jaime-104 Ortiz, Leonardo-89 Orwig, Jordan-89 O ' Toole, Timothy-104 Ouch, Cfthorm-104 P Pacheco. Elizabeth-89 Pacheco, Lety-104 Padilla, Eftck-89, 115 Padilia, MQfia-2$, 143 Parkhill, Aleiandro-25 Pal, Madhu-104 Paiadin, Rudy-58, 104 Pateo, Albertina-104 Pollack, Bill-120 Palm, Camilla-89 Pdm, Kelly-109 Pang, Safy-89 Pantzatos, Atex-89 Pao, Leng-104 Parra, Ortiza-25 Parra, RauH04 Partis, Kenvin-68, 104 Patino, Antonia-104 Pavlow, OeUa-51 Pecoraro, Onofrio-104 Pecororo, Zina-89 Pederson, Martin-104 Pedroza, Angela-89 Pedroza, BiBy-104 Pedroza, Cynthia-25, 143 Pedroza, Luis-89 Pedroza, Robe lio-104 Pegues, Ruthie-3, 41, 73 Peirce, Megan-89 147 ' ' i ' iior, Tracey-26, 76, 59, 67, 143 Aonamarie-26, 143 ■ .1. Kim-104 • fi, Sav-89 .-la, So ' ha-26, 63, 143, 169 :. :i ScKin-96, 59, 104, 169 -- -riloza, Jose-89 Per ' iP’or., Mary-104, 169 r ' efoita, tc!gar-89, 120 Peroyda, lytark-11, 104, 48, 49, 68 Poiez, Alex-104 A-irez, Carlos-16, 66 Perez, Jorge-104 Peroz Juana-104 Perez, Raul-116 Perez, Rosemary-89 Perez, Sara-89 Perkins, Michael-26, 54 Perone, Roberto-54, 58 Peterson, Mike-104 Peterson, Tina-89 Petteway, Elizabeth-26, 143, 169 Pham, An-26 Pham, Coung-26 Phcxn, Linh-124 Pham, Quoc-89 Pham, Suong-89, 65 Pham, Tuan-104, 125 Phan, Suong-58. 59 Phaymony, Phaylat-26 Phaysy Baingan-104 Phomnath, Khamphay-104 Phomnath, Som-89 Phung, Dung-104 Pisbury, Richard-104 Pineda, Alicia-104 Pineda, Angie-104 Pinedo, Irene-104 Pizarro, Generoso-26 Pollack, Bill-105 Ponce, Claudia-26 Ponce, Pedro-105 Pence, Michael-26, 143 Porcher, Leona-90 Porter, Ida-35 Posey, Camille-105 Posey, Elea-43, 169 Posey, Paui-89 Postigo, Ivan-26, 54, 122, 143 Potter, Jackle-94 Potter, Jacciueline-73, 90 Preciado, Angelica-68, 90 Preciado, Rosie-26, 142, 143 Premsirat, fvSke-150 Presley, Alexis-90 Price, David-26, 122, 143 Priddy, Heather-90, 85 Priddy, Laura-105 Principato, Freddy-105 Principato, Peter-90 Pritchett, Janine-15, 26, 66, 67, 143 Pro, Chris-105 Puentes, Angelica-105 Pulido, Jose Luis-105, 116 Purnell, Gwen-105 Q Quach, Anh-26, 74, 143 Quach, Phuong-105 Quan, Cuong-105 Quon, Nghiep-26, 143 Quang, Chau-3 Quontrell, Niessa-90 Quinones, Marcos-90, 122 Quon, lngri-13, 105 Quyen, Vo-72 R Rachei, Mark-15, 26, 66, 124, 143 Rallo, Josephine-26, 143 Ramirez, Alberto-90, 105 Ramirez, Armando-M, 120, 141 Ramirez, Clara-106 Ramirez, Jorge-90 Ramirez, Jo5e-60, 105, 120 Ramirez, Magdalena-66, 90 Ramirez, Ramon-105 Ramirez, Victor-105 Romos, Adrienne-W Ramos, Armando-58, 90 Ramos, Ed-60 Ramos, Raquel-105 Ramsay, Wayne-81, 90 Rasmussen, Alicia-105 Reese, Tony-58, 105, 114 Regoldo, Delia-105 Reges, James-122 Rehfuss, Diana-26, 61, 145 Rendon, Tanya-90, 169 Renteria, Maura-106 Renteria, Rogelio-105 Rettzo, Elizabeth-90 Reveles, Fransisco-105 Rex, David-15, 27, 54, 120, 145 Reyes, Annette-bO, 61 Reyes, Christian-67 Reyes, Christina-54, 68 Reyes, Felicia-13, 15, 27, 32, 54, 66, 122, 145 Reyes, Felipe-90 Reyes, James-106 Reyes, Leticia-27 Reyes, Morio-49, 68, 106, 122 Reyes, Richard-68, W Reyes, Rosa-105 Reynoga, EI -abeth-RO ReyrKJstj Moria-90 Rhode, Tim-90 Riboni, Ferdinando-27, 145 Riboni, Leo-90 Ricca, Rosie-59, 101, 105 Richard,s Michelle-5, 27, 32, 62, 146 Richardson, Freddie-105 Richelman, Marianne-50 Rickey, Jack-105, 120 Rico, Gabby-72, 105 Riordian, Jeremy-90 Rios, Claribel-105 Rios, Mark-105 Rios, Tim-106, 120 Rivera, Julissa-106 Rivera, Olga-15, 27, 6 0, 61, 66, 75, 145 Rob, Berry-90 Robb, Kendall-90, 169 Robbins, Marilyn-35, 51 Robicheau, Jasmyn-90 Robinson, Tia-106 Robles, Lupe90 Rodriquez, Abraham-60, 90, 120, 122 Rodriguez, Blanca-90 Rodriguez, lleana-106 Rodriguez, Irma-27, 145 Rodriguez, Juan-106, 116 Rodriguez, Manuel-116 Rodriguez, Maria-90 Rodrguez, Maribel-90 Rodriguez, Mario-106 Rodriguez, Maritza-91 Rodriguez, Sergio-106 Rodriguez, Teresa-106 Rogers, Trout-27, 125, 145 Rotinson, Janelle-106, 117 Rollinson, Joe-106 Roman, Louie-58, 106 Romero, Alba-57, 106 Romero, Carlos-35 Romero, Henrietta-50 Romero, Marco-106 Romero, Mauricio-27 Romero, Monica-106, 112 Romo, Fernando-106 Rosado, Michaelle-27, 77, 112, 146 Rosas, Guadalupe-27 Rossi, Ann-45, 106 Rowley, Shirley-74 Rubio, Cathy-27, 145 Rubio, Pedro-106 Rucobo, Felipe-106 Rucobo, Jorge-91 Ruelas, Priscia-56, 91 Ruiz, AroceB-S, 27, 145 Ruiz, Jose-106 Ruiz, Juana-106 Russell, Richard-106 Russell, Caty-51 Salas, Leticia-106 Salas, Mollv-51 Satazor, Patsy-27, 62, 146 Salgado, Israel-58 Salgado, Matt-73, 106 Solgodo, Michaet-27, 145 Salgado, Sergio-27, 54, 142, 145 Salgado, Vella-106 Salinas, Ja!me-60, 106 Salinas, Sergio-60, 106 Salvador, Daisy-91, 95 Sanchez, Beatriz-57, 81, 91 Sanchez, Jorge-58, 91 Sanchez, Jose-91 Sanchez, Irma-27 Sanchez, Mariana-106 Sanchez, Marco-27, 73 Sanchez, Simon-51 Sanchez, Tfacey-59, 169 Sanchez, Yvonne-68, 71, 91 Sanden, Corey-91 Sanden, Deanna-106 Sanders, Thelma-27, 112, 145 Sandoval, Hector-106 Sandoval, Teresa-51 Sangsandy, Dam-106 Sangsanoi, Champy-91 Sangsanoy, Veasna-91 Santad, Dave-106 Santiago, Elaine-91 Sap, Sayvilay-27 Sardina, Andy-54 Sordino, Lucy-50 SaviBe, Todd-28, 145 Scales, Brandon-58, 106 Scales, Joyce-37 Schode, Megan-28, 76, 145 Schlanbusch, Danny-106 Scott, Jtm-32, 145 Scott, Jalmes-28 Scott, Latisha-13, 71, 91 Scott, Robynne-15, 75, 106 Seagrim, Heldi-28, 81, 145 Seiter. Brenda-75, 91, 95 Senk, Deanna-28, 71, 75, 81, 145 Seng, Salang-91, 124 Serafin, Raymond-28, 122 Serrano, David-106 Serrano, Edward-91 Seward, Laura-28 Sexton, Joycelyn-106, 169 Shavers, Mark-91 Sheehan, Rich-91, 73, 122 Sheehan, Mary-51 Shelby, Kevin-106 Shepard, Marva-91 Sherman, Teresa-71, 91 Sierra, Lilia-51 Silva, Heather-106 Simmons, Blake-28 Simms, Laura-39, 51 Singor, Douangpy-106 Siqueiros, Ruby-91 Siqueiros, Sukie-49, 106 SIson, Cristine-28, 145 Smith, 8obby-91, 122 Smith, Don-91 Smith, Peter-72, 91, 96, 169 Smith, Tashia-28, 72 Sni, Moua-47 Sober, Raylene-57 Solis, Alejandro-58, 91, 122, 123 Solis, Jorge-47 Somner, Sherry-145 Soto, Evelia-91 Soukkeo, Vanhkham-91, 124 Sousa, Bobby-122 Spearman, Prentice-28 Spooner, Laurle-28, 81, 145 Stanich, Mia-64, 169 Steers, Molly-68, 169 Sillwell, Dana-39 Stragovicz, Adam-28 Stearns, Dawn-28 Steonrs, Michelle-28, 117 Stein, Carlye-117 Stephens, Lynn-3, 28, 145 Stetler, Tom-73 Stevens, MaryAnn-98 Stiles, Barbara-50, 51 Storms, Barbara-39 Stout, Bob-81 Stout, Brian-28, 54, 122 Strickland, Buffy-81, 91 Strickland, Jack-58 Sucec, Nicole-28, 145 Suchan, Laurie-95 Summer, SherTy-28, 74 Suong, Pham-85 Sutton, Andrea-91 Swindoll, Andy-13, 91, 114, 115, 120 Sy, Phuong-124 Sy, Chiam-124 Taele, Joe-54, 91 Talke, Katherine-38, 74 Tamayo, Dlego-91 TaiTKqyo, Rocio-57, 117 Tang, Kim-91 Taylor, Doanna-43 Taylor, James-5, 54, 94 Taylor, Johnna-75 Taylor, Tansey-61, 169 Tea, Heng Kim-29, 145 Tea, Seng Kim-29, 145 TeHo, Jose-91 Templeton, Suzanne-37, 67 TempBn, Sy dell-51 Tessaro, Monica-94 Thaii, Tammy-76 Thai, Tlmmv-75, 76, 91, 125 Thaung, Moe-59, 91 Thien, Vanessa-S, 91 Thing, Yesenia-29, 145 Tills, Yusanda-113 Thomas, Llnda-51 Thompson, Ann-59, 113 Todnem, Corey-8, 29, 75, 76, 145 Togia, Nlkki-68, 91, 94 Torres, Caflos-91 Torres, Norma-29, 145 Torres, Pedro-29, 145 Tout, Claudine-91 Toyen, DSandy-91, 169 Tran, Hoa-13, 81, 91 Tran, Tinh-29 Travers, Robby-122 Trieu, Lynne-45 Truong, Tuqn-92, 124 Tubbs, Steffan-29, 67, 70, 71, 145 Tucker, Sean-60, 92, 120 Tucker, Shawn-114, 1 16 Turner, Robert-77, 115 Tyler, Arnold-15, 67, 76, 77, 143 Tyler, Lynnette-75 Ulysses, Lepe-92 Underhill, Bruce-61 Unista, Tlzoc-92 Urrea, Yvette-29, 37, 70, 71, 76, 145 Usall, Lawrence-29 Valdez, Alberto-29 Valdez, Alex-92 Valdez, Angel-92 Valdez, Ismael-92 Valdez, Jose-11, 122 Valdez, Luis-92 Valdiviezo, Theresa-92 Voldovinos, Victor-92 Valerio, Nano-29 Van, Chung-92 Van, Chip92 Van DenAkker, Erik-29 Vang, Ya-124 Vargas, Andre-92 Vargas, Samuel-29 Vasquez, Andrew-92 Vasquez, Luis-58 Vejar, George-74 Venegas, Elisa-108 Vera, Jesus-92 Vergara, Eleaza-108 Verkade, S.-49 Vickery, Aaron-108, 124 Vieyra, Mario-92 Villa, Beatriz-92 Villaba, Rlcardo-92 Villalabos, Deocelina-29, 81, 145 Villanueva, David-92 VHIanueva, Elizabeth-92 Villasenor, Luis-29, 145 Villegas, Florencia-29, 145 Villegas, Marco-108 Villegos, Roberto-49, 92 Viramontes, Maria-29 Vo, Quynh-My-108 Vongdara, Chansone-124 Vondgara, Phaisavanh-108 Vongxay, Lee-108 Vor, Bunry-29, 124 Vuong, Danny-92 w Wagner, JHI-15, 29, 59, 66, 67, 145 Wakefield, Carrie-108 Walker, Dominic-30, 145 Wallace, Carma-13, 76, 92, 117 Walter, Lisa-30 Warner, Teresa-30, 145 Warren, John-49, 108 Waters, Lance-92 Way, Lori-92, 169 Webb, Susan-37, 70 Webb, Tracey-59 ■Webster, Debbie-108 wei, Mei Hui-30 ■wells, Natasha-108 Westervelt, Jimmy-92 Westin, Kelly-30 Weston, Dana-108 Wherry, Robert-108, 122 White, Jason-58, 108 White, Shefla-30 White, Taffani-108 Wiidey, Pilar-108 WiBenberg, Leslie-30 Williams, Angela-108 Williams, Borg-72 Williams, Evan-116 WilBams, Gregory-30, 49 Williams, Ken-15, 66 Williams, Marcus-54, 55 Williams, Nicole-13, 108, 112 Williams, Patricia-108 Wilson, Alberta-13, 89, 92 Wilson, Carla-92 Wilson, Carol-92 Wilson, Dale-5, 92 Wilson, Rachel-37, 66, 71, 144, 145 Winkler, Dawn-67, 71, 92, 116, 117, 179 Winkler, Jeft-94 Wines, Anthony-92, 114, 115 Wisenburg, Melissa-81, 92 Woerner, Anthony-58, 92 Wolovnik, Candice-59 Womack, Beatrice-64, 93 Wondimu, Amanuel-108 Wong, David-75, 76, 93 Woods, LeorK3rd-115, 145 Woods, Ray-30 Wrenn, Rebecca-30, 145 Wright, Katie-108 X Xayasene, Douangmala-93, 124 Y Yam, King-30, 145 Yan. 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