San Gorgonio High School - Summit Yearbook (San Bernardino, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1979 volume:

if iJ ci i kf -iLW r - fi-f-.-C- if tl C ( Wg- : ' V I (¥ « Ai?«$ h.. CP c % ' 6 e- , : OPENR LA 1 1 ' mh; m m MlB iB •..; ' . 1 1 IT • i ' - , 1 1 1 ft 1 B 1 i ruii b . H ' . : 1 1 r t . ' i : .- ' 1- V ■ r ' . ' 1 f-r ' jr ' . ' vih S jTif rlr f ;. ' • Volume Xr, •San Gorgomo Higl San Bernardino, California r- i EDITOR: Jim ASS ' T EDITOR: Susan Jo ADVISOR: Carl Palmgren ARTANS. . 2 Opening . T You ' ve Come A Long Way Baby! I mng y •• TiriafMiToi ■ 4 Opening i?]t;; ' « Opening 5 CLASS OF SEVENTY-NINE FOURTEENTH GRADUATING CLASS OF SAN GORGONIO r 8 Opening 1 Opening 9 OVER THE HILLS AND FAR AWAY Many have I lovv. Many times been bi Many times I ' ve gaZv. Along the open road. Many times I ' ve lied Many times I ' ve listened Many times I ' ve wondered Hov; much there is to knov . Many dreams come true And some have silver linings I live for my dreams And a pocketful of gold. How is the man - ho knows what he . Many, many rnen| Can ' t see the open foa !• Many is a word That only leaves you guessing Guessing ' bout a thing You-really ought to know You really ouehtJ ' ■Hi,.. W W ' Jl ii 10 Opening JVTiSLPEHHYPe PUBLISHINC IN( ill I s II tW I i ' mmu )V l lf ! 1. O SAN GORGONIO HIGH SCHOOL. WE RAISE OUR SONG TO THEE.. THE MOUNTAINS STANDING ROUND US, REPEAT THE MELODY.. THE BLUE OF FAR-FLUNG DISTANCE . . IN WHICH YOUR FUTURE STANDS.. THE BLACK OF STRENGTH AND ioLDNESS, THE WHITE OF PURITY. 1 2. FULFILLMENT OF YOUR FUTURE.UES IN US.AND WITH PRIDE.. WE ' LL GO TO HIGHER ACHIEVEMENTS.IN PLACES FAR AND WIDE. ' OUR ALMA MATER. TO THEE.. OUR PLEDGE OF TRUEST LOYALTY . . AND EVER UPWARD,ONWARD,YOUR MEMRY AT OUR SIDE. 12 Opening SAN GORGONIO FIGHT SONG Stand up and fight for ol ' San G. High If you want the best then give us a try. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Spartans, you are the best. Strap on your helmet, grab up the ball Come on ya ' Spartans give us your all. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Spartans, we are the best. Give out a cheer for the Big Blue Machine Spartans are tough, ready and mean. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Spartans, you are the best. Opposition will not survive Competition is why we thrive. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Spartans, you are the best. We never quit, and that ' s why if We are the top, yes, we ' re San G. High. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S I Spartans, we are the best. | Stand up and fight for ol ' San G. High If you want the best then give us a try. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Spartans, we are the best. 13 PGS: 68-125 EDITORS Chris Shenkiryk Arlene Conner FINfE ARltS PCS: 2flB-228 EDITORS Tina Orman Steve Kerns EDI- Heather Steve Lerner GIRL ' Sv 16-1 81 TORS Hellman Carol Veneman DITOR ArleneMaala Activities 17 1« ACTIVITIES ■ ' ' •lUj i . FOOTBALL HOMECOMING vj i iii iiLL Page 20 — 1. Sophomore float took first in all categories. 2. Band and Drill Team as seen from top of hill. 3. Spartans in action. 4. Candidates lined up awaiting decision. 5. Drill Team alumni perform in assembly. 6. Karen Hernandez and Betsy Tibbs (alumni) speak at the game. Page 21 — 1. Rnxanne Hopton on top the senior float. 2. Plane flashes Angel ' s name. 3. Band performs at halftime. 4. Drill Team lined up fur their halftime routine. i Sk c . V ACTIVITIES HOMECOMING 1978 San Gorgonio celebrated its fourteenth Homecoming, October 27, 1978. The evening was enlivened by performances of the leader- ship and by an interesting halftime. perform- ance by the Band and Drill Team. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of the Queen, Angel Beauregard. Something new was added to the ' festivities this year, a plane flying over the field flashing Angel ' s name in lights. Angel Beauregard, our football homecoming queen, is involved in many activities: swim team, gymnas- tics, and leadership. Angel ' s career ambition is to be either a model or an interior designer. San Gorgonio ' s student body congratulates Angel on her winning this memorable honor. 22 ACTIVITIES FIRST RUNNER-UP ELIZABETH YEAGER SECOND RUNNER-UP SHIRLEY McCOMBS HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES Top Row: left to right — Ann Kline. Stephanie Main. Brenda Winston. Kristie Richardson, Kathy O ' Grady, Patricia Gonzalez. Bottom Row; left to right — Shirley McCombs. Angel Beauregard, Elize- beth Yeager. ACTIVITIES 23 24 ACTIVITIES AND WIDE. OUB ALMA MATER. TO THEE.. OUR PLEDGE OF TRUEST LOYALTY.. AND EVl« U(  ARO.OI«A«D,yOUB Uittm AT OUR SIDE . Student Council brought a great amount of SPIRIT to San Gor- gonio ' s assemblies. Here are a few Spar- tans showing their spirit. ACTIVITIES 25 26 ACTIVITIES [Luana Ching — 79 Sj iPeggy Rogers — ' 80 Vicky Leon — ' 80 .• ■■r ' li ' [Shirley McCombs — Head Donna Ziegenbusch — Co-Head Debbie Whitaker Phillips — ' 79 AL. i 1 V I I IHS 28 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES 29 30 ACTIVITIES ACTIVITIES ai O e. 9 32 ACTIVITIES o ,SOPH. 5hE£Ss Ji • A % f r Carmen Murray Mel Co-Head Desiree Hardi Diane Vierra )L ACTIVITIES 33 Row 1: B. Winston. M. McKinley. A. Vessop, D. Granich, M. Chavez. Row 2: L. Sims, T. Nickel, L. Teveson, B. Yeager, R. Smith, C. McPhearson. M. Wright. B. Hinkel. T. Chavez. Row 3: K. Richardson. P. Clemans. C. Chambers, J. Hubbs. S. Lamar. T. Orman, Y. Randazzo, C. Zoellei, F. Torres. Coaches: T. Carthen. P. Sanders, T. Burroughs, C. Johnson. POWDER PUFF FOOTBALL Seniors Stomp Juniors 30 — The mark of death!! 34 ACTIVITIES ft C I JUNIORS The Povvderpuff football game is an annual pseudo athletic contest, pitting the big senior girls against the not-so-big junior girls. Size again dominated the contest as the senior girls rein- stated the tradition, defeating the junior girls by an overwhelm- ing score. Row : K. lohnwell. L. Lizarde. M. Aragon. D. Mauk, S. Cave. P. Rogers. D. McCombs. D. Herrera. C. Quinn. S. Mercado. Row 2: A. Stuart. L. Pierce. M. Barnes. D. Parker. C. Gustafson. K. Haninger. K. Edsley, C. Veneman. B. Tapia. C. Fernn. T. Smith. Row 3: C. Corsaut, K. Porterfield. A. Robles. D. Robles. D. Hcfflin. C. Snyder. L. Rogers, S. Whitehead. L. Gustafson. E. Tonto. L. Greer. P. Oakes, S. Thies. Coaches: J. Morris. T. Riddles. G. Huff. ACTIVITIES 35 a?TK5% ' 97S«K7 ( jg T, ' ■- •. jf. ' . ' . -i. iMHiil tti BASKETBALL HOMECOMING Page 36 — 1. Spirited Spartans at assembly. 2. Senior Court. 3. Awed by the beauty and splendor. 4. Discussing who will win. 5. Band keeps assembly peppy. 6. Mr. Plim- ley bowling for foxes. Page 37 — 1. Congratulations to the Princess. 3. Cooling off the classes. 4. The big moment arrives. 5. Principal bowls for foxes. 6. Flags perform. San Gorgonio celebrated its fourteenth Homecoming. January 19, 1979. The evening was enlivened by a halftime performance by San Gorgonio ' s Drill Team. The highlight of the evening was the crown- ing of Cathy McMahon, Queen; Mellisa Miller, Princess; Alice Elton, Duchess; Stormy Voss, Sweetheart. Calhy McMahon was crowned San Goryonio ' s 1979 Basketball Homecoming Queen. She is involved in various actix ' itics at San Ciorgonio: the German Club, ASB President, and Varsity Flags. Her career ambi- tion is to go to college and become a psychologist. 38 ACTIVITIES FIRST RUNNER-UP ANN KLINE SECOND RUNNER-UP DONNA ZIEGENBUSCH HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES Left to Right — Ann Kline. Donna Ziegenbusch, Cathy McMahon. Brenda Winston, Luana Ching. ACTIVITIES 39 JUNIOR PRINCESS FIRST RUNNER-UP KAY McCOMBS JUNIOR PRINCESS MELISSA MILLER JUNIOR PRINCESS CANDIDATES Left to Right — Kay McCombs. Vicki Leon, Melissa Miller, Jodi Goforth. 40 ACTIVITIES SHI H l R.-f - ■ B J Ol jJ m d wB ( v H H V SOPHOMORE DUCHESS ALICE ELTON SOPHOMORE DUCHESS FIRST RUNNER-UP LORY HINOJOSA SOPHOMORE DUCHESS CANDIDATES Left to right — Lory Hinojosa. Alice Elton. Dana Bailey, Bonnie Bade. ACTIVITIES 41 FRESHMAN SWEETHEART V FRESHMAN SWEETHEART STORMY VOSS FRESHMAN SWEETHEART CANDIDATES Left to right — Jayne Debon. Stormy Voss, Yvonne Osuna. 42 ACTIVITIES SPARTANS GET AROUND TACHIKAWA STUDENT Cindy Lind This year Cindy Lind has been selected as San Gorgonio ' s representative to Girls ' State. She will go to Sacramento this summer to learn about our state government. There will be many girls from different schools throughout California attend- ing this program. The girls are selected on the basis of academic achievements and their ability to get along with other students. Martha Stoeppelwerth Martha Stoeppelwerth has been selected as the representa- tive to Tachikawa, our sister city in Japan. She was chosen from a group of four finalists: Gary Dumont, Simon Pastucha, Wil- ford Walker and Martha. The students are chosen on the basis of personality, academics, and their ability to communicate with others. The students of San Gorgonio wish Martha the best of luck with her travels this summer. Delia Hermoza Muniz Hello: How are all of you? I came because I wanted to know the different thoughts and lifestyles of the people of the U.S. Thank you for helping me with all my problems, the language, and other difficulties. I hope many of you will come to Peru which has many special things to offer you. Sincerely yours, Delia Nancy Carr I spent ten weeks last summer in Batio Pahat Malaysia on the AFS summer exchange program. I lived with the Lui family, which consisted of my host mother and six brothers and sisters. I attended school Sunday through Thursday, visited the fami- ly ' s palm oil and rubber tree plantations, and spent four days in Singapore. I enjoyed it a great deal and would like to go back as soon as possible. It was a super experience. Nancy JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM, MAY 1979 .?va?i8i paiir-.a  •. THE LONG AND WINDING ROAD The long and winding road That leads to your door Will never disappear. I ' ve seen that road before It alw ays leads me here Lead me to your door. WKtIk The wild and windy nights That the rain washed away Has left a pool of tears Crying for the day. Many times I ' ve been alone And many times I ' ve cried TVnyway you ' ll never know The many ways I ' ve tried. And still they lead me back To the long winding road. You left me standing here A long, long time ago Don ' t leave me waiting here ne lo ycMFWoor. DRILL TEAM ftajUJjr h 7 ' aU ' - - . .- jCt. Row 1: L. Preciado. L. Sokol. M. Aragon. M. Watts, S. Taylor, S. Rodgers. T. Charlton, D. Robles. Row 2: K. Hamlin, S. Mercado. G. Robertson, D. Gieb., A. Winston. K. Pope, D. Scott, M. Madgzaiz. Row 3: S. Doctor, J. Robles, C. Gustafson, R. Humildad, M. Bachardy, S. Nelson, C. Walk, C. Snyder, T. Higgins. Row 4: C. Swan, D. Newcomb, J. Cagle, M. Sepulveda, E. Eatinger, B. Tapia, D. Kollmann, A. Baker. Row 5: T. Castneda. C. Lizarde. O. Baker. J. Kind, R. Hopton, S. Green. M. Higgins. P. Landry. Front: S. Hayes, A. Robles. DRILL OFFICERS Captain — Sharon Hayes Co-Captain — AJice Robles TALL FLAGS DRILL ADVISOR Ms. Edgett Linda Rogers ACTIVITIES 47 STAGE BAND BAND OFFICERS iM Left to right — Cindy Koroulakis, Valorie Vaughn, William Johnson, Eileen Fanning, Ron Plimley, Mike Chandler, Cindy Bell. 48 ACTIVITIES CONCERT BAND Row 1: 1 to r — S. McCombs. C. Bell. M. Thompson. B. McLaughn. S. LeMay. R. Vaughn. Row 2: ]. Tardy. E. Magee. M. Owens. |. Hilber. M. Coleman. K. Beeson. S. lones. R. Giuliano. Row 3: E. Fanning. V. Vaughn, C. Koroulakis. L. Hanby. T. Anderson. R. Fredrickson. L. Hernandez. ). Hernandez. Row 4: L. Nickel. S. Lampson. I. Patterson, M. Sandoual. L. Spence. G. Allen. W. Jones. W. Johnson. D. Miller. R. Plimley, W. Powers, D. Wiseman. C. Bacon. ]. Jones. P. Vaughn. D. Juarez. M. Chan- dler. Row 5: E. Kohner. M. Paulino, C. Williams. L. Curran. B. Thomas. J. Cork. C. Davis. R. Taylor. J. Linde. D. Villapando. C. Silas, J. Smith. D. Mendez. J. Gonzales. D. Cave. J. Berryhill. D. Roesch. A. Caudillo. J. Korroulakis. K. Lang. T. Paramo. Row 6: R. Castellano. J. Smith. D. Hernandez. J. Bangle. W. Morrison. K. Blandford. B. Anderson, J. Canning, T. Tolson. ORCHESTRA 1 to r — D. Corsaut. M. Guinn. D. Robinson. M. Guinn. D. Dunmeyer. A. Maala. E. Hernandez. P. Sherburno. A. Bryant. M. Keefe. AcliviiK- ' i 49 MARCHING BAND WILLIAM [OHNSON Jr. Drum Major RON PLIMLEY Sr. Drum Major ACTIVITIES 50 FOLKLORICO Ji-- Row 1: Graciela Flores. Mary Ruiz. Tereesa Tompkins, Lucia Rodriguez. Sally Jones. Row 2: Carmen Bronson. |acquelin Garcia. Anita Hernandez. Teresa Fuentes. Kalherine Mainez. The purpose of Folklorico is to enhance the appreciation of the Mexican culture and heritage through the teaching of the Mexican folk dances. This class is offered in second and third physical education classes to any student who is inter- ested. Row 1: F. Yamas. V. Hnsman, A. Lealea. C. Flores. T. Padilla. L. Scaramella. O. Lelea. D. Calderon. L. Acosla. D. Garcia. Row 2: T. Espinoza. G. Flores. L. Rodriguez. S. Hernandez. ]. Marquez. L. Bradford. M. Ruiz. A. Allamirano, D. Leal. Row 3: V. Jimenez. C. Bronson. T. Tompkins, j. Garcia. L Hernandez. S. Jones. A. Her- nandez. L. Luentes. P. Vasquez, K. Walton. K. Mainez. ACTIVITIFS SI Back Row: left to right — Steve Thompson, Lanier Henderson, David Noakes, Scott Hensel, Randy Hanlin. Third Row: Patrice Haywood, Angie Carr, Kevin Coughlin. Tony Frankenburger. Stephanie Pettis, Tina Orman. Second Row: Susan Holsonbake. Dana WilMams, Elaina Tonto. Kathy Lawrence. Robert Lovett. First Row: Cheri leffenes, Martha Stoepelworth, Sylvia Hayes. SHOW GROUP i Left to right — Nikki Stathis, Tammy Salley, Terri Stuart. Susan Mattery. 52 Barbara Noakes The Summit — A talented singing, dancing group — is the pride of the San Gorgonio Choral Department and the envy of other groups of this kind. ACTIVITIES 53 GIRLS ' CHOIR n A o n Af cf J iiT Ri) v 1: 1 In r — A. Carr. S. Pettis. C. Jeffries. S. Holsonbakc, ). McAllister. L. Dawson. K. Lawrence, E. Tonto, |. Myer. Row 2: S. Stankorh, M. Stalnaker. T. Hawk. D. Irij;. t:. Anthony. K. Hamelin. S. Smith. K. Rodgers, M. Fisher, T. Stewart. P. Haywood. G. Wedul. D. Puglisi. B. Fitis, C. Niswonger, L. Ogans. K. Duncan. T. Kast. C. Burton, S lohinvell, L. Luckett, P. Dickinson. D. Williams. S. Hayes. S. Sparks. L. Betis, S. Russell. Row 3: M. Stoeppelwerlh, K. Cooksley, ]. Bellel, S. Morgan. S. Oehharl, K. I ' .illerson, P. Wilson. D. Farmer, S. McConnell, B. Fawcetl. S. Stoeppelwerlh, H. Rahn, N. Schubert, M. McCloud, BOYS ' CHOIR Row 1: 1 to r — Kevin Coughlin. Scott Beaton. Tony Frankenberger. Scott Miller. Row 2: Mike Guinn. Mike Copies. Bob Lovett. Row 3: Lanier Henderson, ScotI Hensel, David Noakes, Steve Thompson, Randy Hamlin, Bill Giles, Stewart Hensel. • n 5A Activities CONCERT CHOIR i9«cr ' ' o ' fi n o f% f f)f }l9 A n A A • V % I :ii ' -vor III 1 I C n77 1 Row 1: S. Pedis. K. Tonto. K. Lawrimcc, C. Icffrlrs. S. Holsonbake. L. Dawscin, I. McAllisliT. |. Meyer. Row 2: M. McCloud. M. Sloepplewerlh, A. Carr. S. Morgan. I) Ihriq. P. Diekiiisim. P. Haywood. D. Williams, S. Hayes. G. Wedul. D. PiiKlisi. Row :t: L. Henderson. B. l.ovell. I). Noake.s. S. Thompson. S. Sloe|)pli ' (Tth. S. Sparke.s. H. Rahn. L. Bells. S. MUler. Row 4: M. Gumn, S. Hansel. K. Coughlm, S. Bealon. T. Krankenberyer. R. Hamlin. S. Hensel. M. Cortes. BARBERSHOP QUARTET BEAUTY SHOP QUARTET Sli ' M ' Thoiiipsoii. Seoll Hensel, Cren H.irvey, D.iMd No.ikes. Susie Holsenli.ike, Martha SloepplewiTth, An ;ie C:.irr, SvKia H.i.Mies ' Isl Row- Ipft fo right — K. O Grady. M. Saundprs. P. Clemens. R. Solis. C. Coiigmry. 2nd Row: left to risni — U. z,uniga, M. unavez. n. rieiiman. u. ncr- rcra. B. Hernandez. A. Vessep. .ird Row: left to right — Mrs. Lewis. I. Leyva. B. Tully. K. Richardson. CJackson. K. Garten. D. Hall. B. Miles. 4th Row: left to right — L. Yount. R. Baron. C. McMahon. B. Evans. K. Bradley. C. Lind. Clay Jackson ASB Vice President Ik STUDENT COUNCIL 1978-79 ASB Pr(;si(J(!nl — Cathy McMahon ASB Vice; President — Clay lackson ASB Secretary — Pam Clemans ASB ' I ' rtNisiircr — Bonnie Tully Director of Athletics — Heather Hellman Director of Activities — Krisly Richardson Director of Communication — Cathy Coughtry Director of Curriculum — Cindy Lind Director of Domain — Brad Evans Director of Fund Raisinj — Ruth Barron Director of Noontime Activities — Marylou Chavez Director of Pep — Karen Bradley Director of Publicity — Lori Yount Historian — Kim Garten Speaker of the Assembly — Allyson Vessup I.C.C. President — John Rudnigen Senior Class President — Kathy O ' Grady junior Class President — Michelle Barnes Sophomore Class President — Rachelle Solis Freshman Class President — Stormy Vass District Student Congress — Kelly Foster Members-at-Large — Ben Hernandez Debbie Herrera Bobby Myles Mithra Saunders Debbie Zuniga ACTIVITIES 57 t ZWiAJ The students and staff of San Corgonio have a lot to thank Mr. Palmgren for — even if they don ' t realize it. Mr. Palmgren is the advisor to both the yearbook and neu ' spaper staffs, in addition to teaching English 2c and Journalism. These honors are very time-consuming and require a great deal of dedication — so much in fact, that one couldn ' t find a willing replace- ment for these positions. Mr. Palmgren was recognized as The Teacher of the Year last year and is now being distinguished by San Gorgonio High School. Mr. Palmgren plans to retire within a few years (he has been teaching 2H years) — and this is our thanks to him. Good teachers and good friends are hard to come by. Our Hero 59 SUMMIT r I leather Hellmali — Sports Steve Lerner — Sports Carol Veneman — Sports v lot , .1 ' 1 n Row 1: Jim Laur. Row 2: Delia Hermoza. Stephanie Main, Heallier Hellman, Arlene Conner. Pam Clemans, Tina Orman. Steve Kerns, Mike Steger, Nikki Stathis. Jim Johnston. Row 3: Jim Vaughn, Susan Johnson, Kathy Hoffman, Chris Shenkiryk, Kathy Blee. Sherri Lamar, Ann Kline, Uncle Carl — Advisor 60 Activities linq Sprin 3ear Lake c STAFF. Stephanie Main — Clubs Rhonda Dunigan — Clubs Tina Orman — Fine Arts Steve Kerns — Fine Arts Kathy Hoffman — Juniors Cheryl Carlton — Juniors Kathy Blee— Faculty Pam Clemens — Faculty Francoise Giacalone — Sophomores Jim Johnston — Freshmen Arlene Maala — Ads Jim Vaughn — Photographer Nikki Stathis — Photographer Mike Graves — Photographer Mike Steger — Photographer ' mPm Carol Veneman. Arlene Maala, Francoise Giacalone, Rhonda Dunigan, Steve Lerner, Mr. Carl Palmgren, Mike Graves. ctivities 61 ORACLE STAFF n. f. Hicks. N. C lalmgren. K. Bradley. J. Roney. P. Arzu. J. Vaughan. Row 2: S. Scott. R. Arzu. T. uslafsbn. C. ZoefflB rdon. C. Miller. B A Vi m Karen Bradley Ai Ufj Editor in Chief |H| 1 - CarlPalmgren Advisor i Top: Cindy Lind, Ron Jordon, Nancy Carr. Bottom: Sheri Scott. Row 1: Terry Sudler, Carol Gustafson. Row 2: Jim Vaughan. Bill VanBenschoten. JeaneltR McLaughlin. Nancy Lott. Rachel Arzu. Cecilia Zoeller. Row 3: Jim Rooney, Chuck Miller. Tom Hicks. Laura Smith. Phillip Arzu. i W: v IVITIES 63 ■ W ' C1 ,.,1, 1 1 ■f fl Kl F MEMORIES In the back of my mind are all my memories, Memories of the many days spent sitting in a classroom becoming wise. Memories of the many nights rooting for our team. Memories of that special evening when we all took that big step into life. These memories will never die, only stay in the back of mv mind. i , I Stl. 6ft::: ; •:••: :•:• ' X t ' :•:•: .•:•:•:•:• :•:•: i:;:; •• . . . ' . -•M-I ' M-I-M ;•:•: •:•:• •:•:• :•:•:•:•: : : ' . . yy. yy. ■.•,•. .■.•.•.•. .•. . X M I M I •:•:• .•:•:•:•:•:•:•:• :•:•: ;.;• X •v. ;.;.;.|. ;.;.;. ix . ■ . yy. , I I r I I i I ' t I ' t t jx •x: . ' IvI ' X ' M ' I ' X ! ' y x:; •i iJAiiJijiSii::: :; :■::: ' .yyyyyyyyyy yyy. ' yyyy. ' y. ;X;IX.,..;X;XxX; X;X;X;X;X;X;X;X;Xv •XxX:X:X;X;X:X:::X:X :: X;X;X;X;Xv v:;X;X;X;X;X;XvX;Xf.;X;:;X;X;;vX;;;r;i; SENIORS SENIORS 69 SENIOR SENATE Kathy O ' Grady PRESIDENT Jim Laur TREASURER 70 SENIORS The; easy-going class of ' 79 has suc- cessfully ended twelve long, hard years of education. As a group, this class has built a best all-round float in its sophomore year, planned the; b(!st prom ever in its junior year, and is now surviving and striving to succeed in the new lives ahead of them. The senior class of ' 79 has among them personal achievers: many merit scholar- ship winners, a great good number of ath- letes, and students who have won coll(!ge scholarships. This year ' s senior class brings an end to the decade of the 70 ' s. Class of ' 79 will now go out into the world, and, before the end of the next decade, make its mark. Stephanie Main SECRETARY Cathy Chambers VICE PRESIDENT Mr. C. Brame, Mr. S. Drake. Mr. R. Waddell ADVISORS SKMORS FLORENCE ABAD MARY ABBOTT Gong Show Rejects. MARK AGUILAR DEBBIE ALEXANDER REBECCA ALEXANDER All right you guys who put . . . in my purse? ERNESTINE ALLEN MICHAEL ALLEN 72 SENIORS The Three Stooges MICHELEARBAUGH TERRY ARO Anolher exciting day in English. ,J — V. MANUEL ARMENIJARES FRANK ARROUES MICHELLE BAILEY Julius Caesar the Second. ROCHELLE BAILEY Let ' s do the Time Warp again . MARTY BALLESTEROS SENIORS 73 (( SEVENTY- NINE 55 ANDREW BEATON lANICE BENSON GEORGE BERLETICH CINDY BELL Concert Band. Marching Band. Pep Band. Youth Symphony, V. Pres. Band. Band Float. ALFIEBENZOR Student Assembly. Honor Guard, Soph.. J.V.. Var. Swim- ming and Walerpolo. J.V. Tennis. Aqua Athletics, Psycho ' s. Pow- derpuff Cheerleader. Ceramic Potter. MONICA BARNHART ANTHONY BEACHLER Class of ' 79 are Easy Riders. KELLY BERRY LORRAINE BETTS JANI BIRMINGHAM Gymnastics Club. F.F.A. 74 SENIORS SHARl BISHOP Psycho ' s. Who ' s Who. S.D.A.S., Vocational Electronics 2 yrs. WILL ALWAYS SHINE MARK BLACKHAWK KERRY BLAKE V.I.C.A. lEFFBOGGS VANDA BOLLING KATHERINE BLEE Pres. K.D. ' s, V. Pres. C.S.F.. Western Civ.. Sobobans. N.H.S., Executive Council. Var. Badmin- ton 3 yrs.. Honor Guard, Summit Staff. Who ' s Who. Float Com- mittee, Psycho ' s. CATHY BOTELLO APRIL BOWDEN JANET BRADFIELD Toga Fever KAREN BRADLEY C.S.F., N.H.S.. Summit Staff. Oracle Staff Writer and Editor- in-Chief. Director of Pep, Honor Guard, Prom Committee, Float Committee, Sobobans, S.D.A.S. SENIORS 75 J PAT BRADLEY BKVKRl.Y BRADLEY RICHARD BROWER T(!nnis. MARK BRUTLER ANITA BRYANT Pres. B.S.U.. C.S.F.. Fashion Club. N.H.S.. Orchestra. Track Team, Honor Guard. DAWN BRYANT TIM BURROUGHS Alivp Cluh. Var Foolball 3 yrs., I,V . Var. Baskelball. Var. Baseball 3 yrs.. AM C.BL. 2 yrs. Baseball. Concert Band. Powder Puff Coach. Ir. Powder Puff Prince. Touchdown Club. Hoop- slers. Diamond Club, Western Civ.. Football Capt. Aha-Aha — Aha-Choo!! 76 SENIORS What ' s step two on folding flowers? JOY BYFIELD JAMES BYRNES DAVIU BUSH J ♦ t J RUDYCALLKKliS NORMA CAMPBELL BRIDGET CARDENAS I.ETICIA CARDENAS A.S.B.. Psycho ' s, M. E.C.I l.A. The cat-napper strikes again. NANCY CARR Exchange Student. Pres. A.F.S., N.H.S.. C.S.F., Who ' s Who. Western Civ.. Prom Committee. S.D.A.S., Oracle Staff Writer and Editor. KAY CARSTENS PATCARDOZA kELLYCARNES That ' s what I gel for kissing a vampire. ' MITCHELL CARP TRACY CARTHEN SENIORS 77 JOHN CASSELMAN CATHY CHAMBERS N.H.S.. C.S.F.. Ir. Class Treas.. Powderpuff. Var. Swimming. Sobobans, Sr. Class Vice Pres.. Float Comm. MICHAEL CHANDLER Stage Band, Concert Band. Marching Band, Band Sec, N.H.S.,C.S.F.. French Club. AMALIA CHAVEZ Super Spartan. MARY LOU CHVEZ Honor Guard. D.S.C. Rep.. M.E.C.H.A. Pres. and Sen. Rep.. Student Council. Dir. of Noon Time Act.. KDS, S Club. F.S.A.A. Advisory Board, Who ' s Who. Psychos. FRANK CHAVEZ M.E.C.H.A.. Honor Guard, 1st Racketball Intermurals. TERESA CHAVEZ KD ' S, Soroptimist Club, Noon Time Act., M.E.C.H.A. LUANA CHING Soph-Frosh Cheers. J.V. Nomi- nee Jr. Princess, Head Cheers, Var. Cheers, Student Assembly, Powderpuff, Nominee for Bas- ketball Sweetheart, Basketball Duchess. 78 SENIORS How ' s your love life? SYLVIA CHONG STEVEN CHUDY Hat Day Reject. KAY CLARK Varsity Flags Co-head, Drill Team 77-78, Drill Team Competi- tion, N.H.S. Pres., C.S.F., Sobo- bans, ICC Sec, Alive Club, Psyc- hos, Student Assembly. RANDY CLARK PAMELA CLEMENS A.S.B. Sec. Annual, Float Com. Powderpuff 78-79, Basketball Statistician, German Club, Psyc- hos, S.P.I.E.S., Homecoming Comm. RANEA CLOUTLER ARLENE CONNER C.S.F., N.H.S., Sobobans, Psyc- hos, Annual 77, 78, 79. Who ' s Who, Swim Team Timer, Prom Comm,, Float Comjn. GREG COOKS DONNA CORSAUT Orchestra, J.V.-Var. Gymnastics, Psychos, Mexicali Sister City Exchange Student, Gymnastics Club. lUAN COSTILLA CATHERINE COUGHTRY BILLCOTTELL CURTIS COVEY Oh, I ' m so embarrassed! DAVID COX KAREN COYLE CALVIN CRABTREE JAMES CRAIG KAREN CRAIG IRENE DELACRUZ ROBERT CREWS VALERIE DELEON Wrestlerettes 76-77. Shields 77- 78. Honor Guard 78. CHKRIE CUNDY LAWRENCE DEMOSS SALDIDONATO MARIE DIAB GARY DIVERS Var. Swim Team 77-78, Powder- puff. SENIORS 81 DORENA DOMINQUEZ JEFF DOWNEY ELIZABETH EATINGER Drill Team 76-78, Drill Jr. Cap- tain. Float Comm. Honor Guard, Dance Team. MARY DOMINGUEZ Boy, are you going to get it! RHONDA DUNIGAN Annual, Jr. Forum, Jr. Class Vice Pres. Prom Comm. Float Comm. ! MARTHA ENCISO JEANNIE EDMISTON JIM EDMISTON 82 SENIORS BRAD EVANS District Student (loriRrcss. Direc- tor nf Uomain. Who ' s Who, Var. Swim Team. Var. Water Polo, Tachi-Kid. Oracle Sports Editor. N.H.S., C.S.F., I.C.C, Honor Guard. Drama Club. Aqua Cluh. Psychos. Speech Club. Alive Club. Prom Comm.. C.A.S.C. S.P.I. E.S. EILEEN FANNING N.H.S.. C.S.K.. Band Pres. I.C.C. Oracle. Who ' s Who. Orchestra, Band Float Comm. It wasn ' t me . JULIA FARREN DIANNA USHER ANDREA FLORES KATHERINE FOUNTAIN lOHNFOX TONY FRANKENBUGER Show Group. Concert Choir, Var. Swim Team. Var. Water- polo. |V. Swim Team Capl. Psyc- hos, Director of Activities. SENIORS 83 I, RANDY FRANKIE DAVID FRENCH That ' s not fair! VALERIE GENTRY KIMA GARTEN Girls Choir, Concert Choir, Gos- pel Choir, K.D. ' S, German Club, Co-Head— Tall Flags, A.F.S. Pres. NHS. Drill Team Comp. Float Comm. Prom Comm., Honor Guard. Oracle Sports Edi- tor, Thespian Pres. Alive Club, Psychos, Badminton. Powder- puff, I.C.C. Vice Pres. Historian, Student Council DEBBIE FREESE MARK FRANZ TAMMY GARDNER It ' s easier with a fork. 84 SENIORS One of us has to lose some weight. ' LIZABETH GIDEON CASSIE GILBERT KURTGERTH LIZ GILL ANGELA GONZALES Freshman Float Comm.. Orches- tra. Spartan Speakers Sec. Speech Debate. N.H.S.. White M.V.P. Captain on Girls Ten- JOHNA GIBSON SUSAN GILLISPIE PATRICIA GONZALES Happiness is eating lunch at the San G. Cafeteria. ' SENIORS 85 You ' ve Got the Cutest Little . . . JF ( •■ ■,• I Hli SKNIOKS SKMOKS CYNTHIA GRAHAM Well . . . not really. ' ROSANNE GREEN Wrestlerettes, Shields 77-78, Powderpuff 78-79. MICHELE GREER DEBRA GRANICH MIKE GRAVES LISA GREGORY MARK GRANICH LISAGRAYUM Student Assembly, Volleyball, Powderpuff. 88 SENIORS Aahay Late again. MICHAEL GUINN Oracle Staff, Speech, Alive Club, N.H.S., C.S.F., Orchestra, Con- cert Choir, College Bowl, Bowl- ing League, Student Union. DAVID HALL Student Council, D.S.C. Water- polo, Swimming, Psychos, V. Pres. German Club, LC.C, W.A.C.G. CINDY HANSSEN ROBERT GUSTAFON CHUCK GUZY FRANK GUTIERREZ RITA HAMIET Child Care 77-78 JULIE HAMPTON Powder-puff 77-78. S 89 I RAYMOND HARRIS TERRIE HARRISON Hev. like wow. man! ' ERNEST HARTSELL GREG HARVEY Concert Choir. Show Group. J.V. Football. All School Science Award. Biology Award, Out- standing Govt. Student. Chess Club. French Club. N.H.S.. C.S.F.. Honor Roll. National Merit Semi Finalist. lAMES HAUBNER SHARON HAYES ' I like his style. 90 SENIORS HEATHER HELLMAN N.H.S.. C.S.F., Girls Sports Treas. J.V, Basketball Captain, J.V. Var. Volleyball. Var. Bas- ketball Captain. Director of Ath- letics. Tachi Runner-up. Who ' s Who. D.A.H.S.S. Annual. Psyc- hos. Var. Basketball Award, Bas- ketball Statistician, Concert Band, Powderpuff, Honor Guard. DORIAN HENDRIX BENJAMIN HERNANDEZ i m m. m r fli FRANK HKRNANUE . SYLVIA HERNANDEZ BARBARA HERRON BUNKER HILL Siralegy and Tactics Pre s.. Stamp and Coin Club. Vice Pres. Student Union — Vice Pres. Ger- man Club — Sec. |.V. Swim Team. Challenge Bowl. Photo Club. Water Polo. Soph. Debate. Speech. Stage and Marching Band. YOLANDA HERRERA TIM HILL ROXANNEHOPTON BONNIE HINKEL KATHRYN HOOD Concert Marching Band. Track. Tennis. ARTRA HOWARD GREG HOWARD Water Polo. Swim Team. Sanot Club. ChaUenge Bowl. CSF. Vice Pres. Stamp and Coin Club. SFMmK 9X ' lODI HUBBS CYNTHIA HUERTA SARA IVES ROBERT HUDSON ICANN HUMILDAD I ' ve been a bad wiltle girl. F.F.A. RHONDA HURST MARGARET IRICK CLAY JACKSON Student Council 78-79, A.S.B., V. Pres.. C.A.S.C. V. Pres., Model United Nations, Model Senate, Key Club. German Club, College Bowl, Concert Choir, Show Group, Mens Choir, Asst. Athletic Trainer, Raquetball Club, Psycho ' s. You ' ve got to be kidding. RAMON JASSO Guess who? KELLY JOHNSON Hospital Services. STEVE JOHNSON JAMES JONES Stage Band, Concert Band. Marching Band. Soccer Team. JOHN IKFKERIES Drama Club. Thespians. Psyc- ho ' s. Soph. Waterpolo, Marching Band. Concert Band. CARLOS JOHNSON JANET JOHNSTON Shields, Drill Team, Alive. Psyc- ho ' s. V.I.C.A. CHRISTINE JIMENEZ JEFFERY JOHNSON ADRIENNE JONES Soph. Cheerleader. Student Assembly, Super Spartan. RONALD lORDEN UEANAIUDD Student Assembly, Alive, Speech. ICC. RANDY KAZEE MICHAEL KEEFE Even the filing cabinet is after Jim! KATHYKAMMER Senior Float Comm., Hospital Services. So. Cal. Car Crasher. STEVE KERNS Annual, Psycho ' s, Tennis, Wat- erpolo. JAMES KIM What do you mean, ' What deadline? ' DEBIKING REGINAKING 94 SENIORS LESLEY KIRKLEY I ' ll cure you if you cure me. ' CINDY KOROULAKIS Pres. Sobobans. Treas. Band, Sec. N.H.S., C.S.F., Honor Guard. ANN KLINE J.V. Var. Volleyball. Drill Team, Com. Drill Team. 2 yr. Var. Poms, 78-79 Head, Summit Staff, 1st Runner-up, Junior Prin- cess, Honor Guard. GARYKNICK DAVID KRELL MARK KLOPFER JANICE KOBLER lOHNKNElFL JAY KODAD I ' m not free Thursday, but Friday. SHERRl LAMAR Drill Team. Summit Staff. Pow- der Puff. Dance Team. Float Comm. DONNA LAMB SENIORS 95 lAMESLAUR Summil Staff Editor. Senior Class Treas.. N.H.S. — Executive Coi.ncil. C.S.F. — Pres.. ICC, Senior Senate. Student Assem- bly, Psycho ' s, Senior Float Comm.. Powderpuff Drill Team, Honor Guard. Who cares?. So. Cal. Car Crashers, National Geo- graphic Society, Western Civ. STEPHEN LAVARE MICHELLE LABOEUF I knew I should have studied last night. BETTY LEEVER STEVE LERNER Soph. Football. j.V. Baseball, Summit Staff. Float Comm., Psycho ' s, Diamond Club, ROBYN LESTER 96 SENIORS WANDA LEWIS SONYIA LLOID RICHARD LOGAN The look of innocence. CINDY LOGGINS lACOB LOPEZ PAT LONGFELLOW SENIORS 97  ■ The End of the Seventies . . ' Yes. I have Ihi- .uiswrr. V f 1 1 Mk M fti w fr w i H SHERILYN MADDEN N.H.S.. C.S.F.. Alive. Treas. Sobobans, Poms. Drill Team. Comp. Drill Team. STEPHANIE MAIN Sec. -Treas. Freshman. Pres. Young Politicians. Historian French Club. Future Homemak- ers of America. Band, Swim Team. Honor Guard. Sec. Senior Class. Summit Staff. Psycho ' s. Povvderpuff. CHRISTOPHER MALOUF ARLENE MAALA Orchestra. Drill Team. Comp. Drill Team. Summit Staff. |. V. S Var. Tennis. K.D. ' S, C.S.F., Fash- ion Club. BILLMACGAVIN RON MABREY EDWARD MACIAS PENNY MANDIGO With this ring. 1 thee wed. 98 SENIORS - What side was that cookie crumb on? MARGIE MARTINDALE CAROLYN MARTIN The Beginning of the Eighties . . . MARY MANTHIS i A DELORES MARTINEZ LORI MARTINEZ lEFFMARRON DORIS MARTINEZ ROCKY MARTINEZ JOEMAVITY Go Spartans! SENIORS 99 STEPHANIE McGEE HELEN McGINNIS Hospital Services. V.I.C.A. MICHELLE McKELVEY MELISSA McKINLEY Track. B.S.U. lODEE McAllister SHIRLEY McCOMBS Head Var. Cheers. Co-Head Var. Cheers, Head Soph, Cheers, Con- cert and Marching; Band, Wind Ensemble, Orchestra, Freshman Plebe, KD ' S, French Club. N.H.S. CSF. I.C.C. Sobobans, Pep Club Pres,. Psychos, Float Comm,. Honor Guard, |r. Princess. Foot- ball, Homecoming Queen Candi- date. MARY McGINNIS lust one minute . CATHY McMAHON KD ' S, AFS. Pep Club. Marching Band Officer. Concert Band. Wind Ensemble. Principal ' s Advisory Comm.. Spartan ' s Speakers Assoc. German Club Pres.. I.C.C. Rep.. Student Coun- cil. Dir. of Pep.. J.V. Swim Team. Var. Flags. Var. Girls ' Track. Penneys Fashion Board Rep.. Psychos. Honor Guard, Water Poio-Stat. Did you call me? n ANEMcMASTERS 7! DAVID McMILLEN She flies through the air with the greatest of ease. V-V for victory SUSAN MKKKS TINA MEEKS KARl MERIDE KEITH MEYER N.H.S.. C.S.F.. Pres. Founder- Stamp and Coin Club. Sec- Treas. of Strategy and Tactics Club, Challenge Bowl, Speech Club, Debate, Student Union. Concert and Marching Band, Stage Band, German Club. Con- cert Choir. RICKMIEHLKE RON MILLER SENIORS 101 BRIAN MONTEZ STEVE MILLKR Psycho ' s If only the leacher wasn ' t watching. KIM MUCHO AUDREY MURILLO ' I can ' l hear you!! NORMA NILES VERONICA NERO TERESA NICKELL 102 SENIORS (;rk(; nishkian Hey. hey, bebe! ' CINDY NORRIS What is she doing? KATHRYN NORTH KATHYOGRADY Soph. Class Pres., Sr. Class Pres.. Dir. of Fund Raising. I.V. and Var. Softball. Powder Puff. Honor Guard. Sobobans. NHS. Drill Team. Football Manager, Who ' s Who. Girls ' Slate 1st Run- ner Up. Candidate for Soph. Duchess. Float Comm.. Psychos. I.C.C. Student Council, Football Homecoming Candidate. lANISNUNLEY DARLA OCHOA ROBERTA OLIVER MARTIN OLSON SENIORS 103 i ANDY ONTIVEROS TINAORMAN Girls ' Var. and ).V Swim Team, Girls ' Diving. |.V. and Var. Water Polo. Swim Team Slats. N.H.S. M and M Club — Honorary Sr.. Aqua-Athletics — Publicity Coordinator. Psychos. Show Group. Annual. TOM PARAMO CHILDHOOD MEMORIES Betty ' s a real swinger. MARKORONA LANITA OROPEZA Robert Periguay Soph. Football. Show Group, Concert Choir, Alive Club. Speech Club — Pres. l.C.C. Rep. Student Assem. — Parlimenla- rian. GALA PETERSON MARK PHILLIPS There ' s Sharon at the bar again. 1(M SENIORS STACY PHILLIPS Psychos. Diving. Var. Swim Team. Powder Puff, Var. Cheers. KELLY POOLE CRAIG PORTERFIELD RONALD PLIMLEY No autographs today. ' WAYNE PRICE YVETTE RIANDAZZO Smile SENIORS 105 J Wayne ' s got cooties!! TOM REBENSTORF DENNIS REMINGTON TIM REBHAN MARK REED Only one class to go. ' IGNACIOREYNOSO TAMMY RICH : Cool KRISTY RICHARDSON 3 Yr, Basketball Slal . Var, Fnol- ball ManaKcr. 77-7H Football Homecoming Candidate, 3 Yrs. Swimteam. Dir. of Activities. Psychos. Powderpuff. Float Comm.. Prom Comm. l.YNNK RICHARDSON Flags. :) Yrs Var. Cymnaslics. Who ' s Who. Drama Club. Psy- cho ' s Gymnastics Club. Na-nou. Na-nou. ' DEBBIE RIDDER KAREN ROARK ERIN ROBBINS SENIORS 107 DREAMS OF THE FUTURE This year ' s theme for the football ' s homecoming was Dreams of the Future; . The seniors ' float followed tht; idea well. The design was made up of four scenes dt picting difff rimt steps through life. The first scene showed graduating from high school; the second depicted the; great step into marriage: the third was a successful doctor and his assistant; and the fourth was a couple of eld(;rly p(!opl(! enjoying retirf ment. Even though the float did not win the contest, the seniors felt this was a great idea and we ' re proud of their entry. . ■ ■ - ' «. A - f ifinB 108 SENIORS SENIORS 109 PATRICIA ROBINSON B.S.U. Vice Pres.. Fashion Club. KIM RODGERS STEVE ROUNDTREE RAMONA ROBLES N.H.S.. C.S.F , Drill Team. Com- petilion D rill. Hospital Services. Pres. V.I.C.A.. M.E.C.H.A.. K.D.s. Thanks a lot. ' ' Me, kiss ' em girl, lOHNRUDNINGEN Student Assembly. Student Council. Aqua Athletics. 2 Yrs, Var, Water Polo. 3 Yrs. Var, Swimming. Psycho ' s. Western Civ,, ICC, Pres,. jr. Class Pres.. Pnvvderpuff. Prom Comm, SHERYL RODGERS Sheilds. Drill Team. Float Comm,. Powderpuff. MARIE RUIZ Cheese 110 SENIORS JOYCE SALAZAR mk;hai-:l Rupp DOROTHY RUSSELL a ' KENNETH SANDERS Wouldn ' t you like lo know this couple? . Var. Var, Varsity! ' TORGNY SANDGREN KAYVANSANIHA MARIO SAVALA WAYNE SAYRE SENIORS 111 lACK SCOTT C.S.F. 1 : KKNSKIKKRT C; or man Club, ShiM ' p Club, V.I.C.A., Rockie Racer Car Club, Psycho ' s. God bless America. ' I - ' ; tl She said I did what? LOUIE SHAFFER DANA SHEPPARD PHILLIP SHEALER CHRIS SHENKIRYK N.H.S., C.S.F., Summit Staff, Float Comm.. Prom Comm., Drill Team, Spartan Dance Team. Western Civ,, Sobobans, 112 SENIORS SONISHIPLKY SANDY SHRADER Hey. you ovnr thcrr Have you seen the Holy Grail? DAN SMITH lOEL SMITH lOHNSILAGY LAURA SIMS 2 Yrs. Var. Track, Powderpuff. Track Club. VICTORIA SILVA ALLEN SKINNER SPERRI SMITH KERRY SMITH Motherrr! DAWN SNRAD Spartan Danco Team. 2 Yrs. S vv I m t (! a m , Boys ' S vv i m I e a m Timer. Walerpoln Scorekeeper. Drill Team. Aqua Athletics. Powderpuff. S club. Honor Guard. Psycho ' s. Student Assem- bly. STEVE SNOW SUSIE SOSA Creative Writing. Shields. Honor Guard. Wrestlerettes. 50 ' s Miss Teen Angel. CINDY SOKOL 1 1 ' jfl 1 ' ' ' M H B L tS I b L B 1 feSW r ;!2 ' iHI p 12911 , ' l-i ' . i w o, PAT SOTO lEFF SPENCER Boy, does he look good. 114 SENIORS DEBBIE STEVENS KRISTIE STRECH lERRY STOHLER TERESA SUDLER DEBRA STACK Football Manager. Volli ' ytial Oracle Staff Wriler. STEVEN STEFFEN wonder where I left that typewriter? LIZTABER MELANIE TAUNTON Gymnastics. Var. Cheers. Var. Diving, Psycho ' s. Powderpuff. All ' s it takes is a smile. Seniors US SENIORS TAKE THAT LONG, ENDLESS ROAD LOREE TAYLOR JUDITH THOMAS A V ! r ' ' t%- ml H SHERRY TAYLOR Drill Team, Concert Choir, Drama Club. Alive Club, Comp. Drill Team, . Psycho ' s, Girls Choir, Student Union. i LESLEY TEVESON SONYA THOMAS STEVE THOMPSON 116 Seniors INTO THE FUTURE FREDDIE TOI.IVER Var. Football, Var. Basknihall, Var. Baseball. B.S.U., Prcs. Hoopslers, l.V. Basketball — M.V.P. STEPHEN TOMETICH PPP H NH FAWN TORRES 2 yrs. Var. Softball, Powderpuff. TAMITREARSE CATHY TREVINO JEANNIETREVINO Wresllerettes, Creative Writing. Shields, Honor Guard, KD ' s. Seniors 117 MAGIC MOMENTS nESIREETRUEBLOOD TOMALYN TRUSS TAMMY VALENCE ESTELA VALDEZ RONNIE TULLY A.S.B. — Treas., Sobohans — Six.. N.H.S. — Trnas.. )r. Class — Sec. Girls Swim Team. C.S.F.. Volleyball, Prom Comm., Psyc- ho ' s, Povvdorpuff. Honor Guard. Boy ' s Swim Team Timer. PATRICIA TULLY V.I.C.A.. Psychos. C.S.F., Hospi- tal Services. WILLIAM VAN BENSCHOTEN KATHLEEN VANCURA Drill Team, Comp. Drill Team. j.V. Swim Team, 2 yrs. Var Swim Team, I.V. Var. Volleyball. Swim Team — Treas.. Psycho ' s. VALORI VAUGHN French Club — Sec. Band — Uniform Officer. Concert Band, Marching Band. MANDYVENTURINA 2 yrs. Var. Flags. 2 yrs. Badmin- ton. Alive Club. Thespians, Psyc- ho ' s. ALLYSON VESSUP Speaker of Assembly. Fashion Club, Powderpuff Football Man- ager, Student Assembly — Pres.. C.S.F., N.H.S. — Vice Pres., Honor Guard, Var. Track, Stu- dent Council. JERRY VERA 118 Seniors DAVID VICKERS DENISEVILLALPANDO lOHN VINING DAVID WADDELL SANDRA WALKER RANDY WARD DELERIEWARLOE CHRIS WARRICK EROME WASHINGTON PATRICIA WASHINGTON B.S.U.. A.A.C.C, F.H.A.. ' Wresl- leretts. Var. Track, J.V. Volley- ball, Powderpuff. Police Explorer. DAN WATKINS Spninrs IIQ MKl-INDAWF.NDT CHERTI. WHITE ClIIARA WIIII ' I-IKI.O ll LISA WHITNEY CHARLES WILLIAMS ' Niina-n,ina-nana CHRISTIE WILSON SHARON WILSON 120 lAMIKWIXON Soph.. I.V.. Var. Wali ' rpolo. Var. Swim Tcim. So|)h.. Var. Track. Powdrrpuff Chccrlradcr. Prc s. Psychos. Aqua Alhlcli(;s. Ice Oi ' .im E.ilinH Champ H yrs. Seniors ERIK WOLF Aqua Alhhnics Prrs., D.S.C.. Var. Watnrpolo. Var. Swimming. Honor Ouard, Speech Cluh, Psycho ' s. BRENDA WINSTON B.S.U. Float, B.S.U. Dance Comm.. Girls Sporl. Clirls Basket- ball Stats. Powd( rpuff, Home- coming Candidate. KARL WOODRUFF Var. Tr.ick. Var. CJross Country, Soccer. LYDIA WOOS What do you mean, you don ' t like my Snobboban carnation? JOHN W RIGHT BUCKETS YEACJKR Var. Tennis, Var. Swimming, Homecoming Candidate — Foot- ball and Basketball. GLENN YOUNG DONNA ziec;enbusch Alive Club, Pnvvderpuff, Concert Choir, Var. Gymnastics 3 yrs., Var. Diving, |.V. Cheerleader, Co-Head Var. Cheerleader, Psyc- ho ' s. MARK WOKIHING TON DERRICK WRIGHT CECILIA ZOELLER I.V., Var. Softball, Powdcrpuff, Float Comm.. Oracle Staff. BECKY WRIGHT MICHELLE WRIGHT Var., j.V. Softball, P.iwderpuff, Shields. RONZWOLINSKI Soph.. l.V. Football. Var, Swim- ming :t yrs., Var. Walerpolo. A(|iia yXlhli ' lics, Float ( omm. Sentors 121 VALEDICTORIANS ANTHONY BEACHLER Heaven did not decree that I pass my days crying out in agony in the night, saying When will come the dawn? and when the dawn came, should be unhappy and wretched, for in his depths is created the desire for happiness, because in a man ' s happiness God is glorified. LAWRENCE DEMOSS There is an appointed time for everything. And there is a time for ■ ' n. Ecclesiastes 3:1 lAMESLAUR LOUIE SHAFFER The lime of confusion. We ' re at the end of the game. Remember it ' s all an illusion. And deep inside we ' re all the same. Bred to a harder thing than triumph, Turnaway and like a laughing string The Grand Illusion Where on mad fingers play, Amid a place of stone. Be secret and exult Because of all things Known that is most difficult hing string ' y. |l22 Seniors Srninrs 124 Seniors Seniiirs 12S OY ' S SPORT BOYS SPORTS 127 COACHES Wo tell our athletes that youth today is fine. We also tell them that there is something to be said for experience. A °am must have leadership, and we are the leaders. W(; t(!ll oui ithletes they need not follow. We never preach religion to our p lyers, liut we will not tolerate profanity. This is not for moral rea;, ns. Profanity to us symbolizes loss of control, and self-discipline :s absolutely necessary for winning. Coacti Tetterman Boy ' s Varsity Baseball 128 Boys Sports 0 Coach Hasson Varsity Football Girls Track y I Coach Vanyo Cr oss Country A Coa Va 3ach Powell L .• ' . arsity Track m ' I. Coach Wyss Girls | Varsity Tennis Coach Carmen Varsity Gymnast I v Coach Lewis [ irsity Swimming I Varsity SPORTS 129 : ? -? i ' t- s; 1 ■ : ' - : ,.; „i t-5; Msjfii ' aa We still teach the Spartan attitude, leadership, and preparation for life ' s challenges. If someone learns anything from sports, he learns that to lead he must first learn to follow. After adversity, discipline is necessary for survival. Few young the sports the proper dedication to dedication the Spartans i:«) SPORTS -fir- a e world have altitude or when it comes and sacrifice; do have it. has to be open roads for good sportsmanship. After all. it ' s not wl ther you win or lose, it ' s h6A« you play the gam m ,.v Top Row: left to right — Brian Haywood, Greg Nishkran, Jeff Marron, David Miller, Tom Row: Manuel Armanderez, Shaun Kilpatrick, Robin Hamelin, Jamie Pearcy, Ben Rayon, Robert Crews, Freddie Tolliver, J. K. Smith, David Vickers, Carlos Johnson, Pat Name T. Riddles 1 T. Burroughs 10 R. Hamelin 15 J. Pearcy 19 D. Vickers 20 J. Marron 22 T. Carmens 25 F. Tolliver 29 B. Haywood 30 J. Minton 31 R. Evans 32 J. Washington 33 K. Cordell 35 M. Worthington 36 D. Krell 40 W. Price 41 R. Crews 42 T. Carthens 43 T. Johnson 44 J. Morris 45 B. Rayon 46 J. Goddard 49 G.Cox 50 G. Nishkian 54 132 BOYS SPORTS Quarterback Tim Burroughs breaks away from a Terrier Tackier. I 1r . T ' ' ? .- Rebenstorf, Wayne Price, Lee Clay, Steve Zylstra, Tom Riddles, George Weber, Middle Jimmy Morris, Tracy Carthen, George Sedivy, Pat Longfellow. Bottom Row: Tray Smith, Sanders, and Tony Johnson. Name G. Sedivy 55 M. Strickland 56 R. Mabrey 57 M. Armenderez 60 P. Longfellow 64 S. Kilpatrick 65 T. Rebenstorf 68 L. Clay 69 R. Williams 71 T. Smith 73 C. Johnson 75 F. Hernandez 77 P. Sanders 79 K. Kirwan 80 P. Arellano 83 M. Estes 84 G. Weber 86 R. Young 88 S. Zylstra 89 Head Coach — Willie Hasson Ass ' t Coaches - - Rick Olfield John Thomas John Powell Jim Hall Tracy Carthens breaks up the middle on a draw play. BOYS SPORTS 133 I I I I Sorrowful Burroughs after a tough 8-7 loss. San. G! Defense holds them back. Coach Hasson shows concern for all C.B.L. player Tracy Carthen. BOYS SPORTS 135 J.V. FOOTBALL .  .; -vH- !? . Top Row: 1 to r — Greswood, Vaughan, lohnson, Smith, Miller, Strickland, Allen, Lewis, Howard, Meyers, Hernandez. Middle Row — Coach Cullip, Fox, Cox, Car- mens. Thomas, Diaz. Arzu, Hattery, Milcomb, Hudson, Hill, Coach Geiger. Bottom Row — Blee, Davis, Warry, Minton, Thowas, Gross, McKinley, Fowler, Arellano, Huff. Name Nos. Meyer 10 Kirwan 12 Gross 26 McKinley 28 Warrx 36 Huff 38 Allen 40 Robinson 42 Thomas 44 Milcomb 45 Blee 46 Hinnant 48 Smith 49 Hattery 54 Strickland 60 Sedivy 61 Thomas 62 Gresant 63 Pejack 64 Cox 66 San G ' s defense piles up the oppoent. Name Nos. Kilpatrick 67 Cummings 68 Hill 70 Beauregard 71 Hudson 72 Fowler 74 Vaughajn 75 Hernandez 76 Diaz 77 Arzu 78 Fox 79 Miller 80 Arellano 82 Lewis 83 Davis 85 Howard 86 Muse 87 Evans 88 Smith 89 The defense does its job. Defensive man McKinley gets ready to sack the quarterback. vl McKinley gets some help from Warrx on his way to six points. VARSITY WATERPOLO Front Row: 1 to r — J. Anderson. A. Benzor, R. Zwolinski, K. Doggwiler. Second Row: 1 to r — D. Bradley, D. Gwaltney, R. Hopton, T. Frankenberger, J. Rudnigen, D. Dryden. K. Harnden, E. Wolfe. Third Row: 1 to r — G. Carr, G. Tonto, T. Orman. John Rudningen put all his strength into getting a goal. Forward Ej ' ik Wolfe pushes the ball pass an opposing goalie. 1,18 RO ' lS SPORTS 4 ' . Brad Evens prepares to fire. An opposing goalies last attempt at saving a goal. I ■ Top Row. 1 to r — D. Kueros, S. Ziegenbusch. T. Anderson, G. Ties, T. Donahue, J. Lawver. S. Combs. T. Orman, In the Water — T. Frankenberger. P. Schuborn, R. Hopton. BOYS SPORTS 139 CROSS COUNTRY Top Row: 1 to r — M. Salazar. C. Beeman, B. Beauregaurd, C. Woodruff. L. DeMoss, R. Rendon, R. Perez. Bottom Row: 1 to r — D. Watson. D. ShiTborn. J. Drew. A. Ramirez. A. Chavez, J. Keeny, G. Garcia. All C.B.L. runner Lawrence DeMoss leads the pack of racers. 140 BOYS SPORTS ► i Sophomore Brad Beauregard runs well for the varsity team. Mike Salazar strives for a victory. k. p San G. runners at all C.B.L. meet hosted by Eisenhower r. ' San G ' s Rendon edges his opponent. Mike Salazar gives his all for San G. Concentration shows on the face of Lawrence DeMoss. San G ' s top runner. BOYS SPORTS 141 Front Row: 1 to r — E. Wolfe, J. Wixon. A. Benzor, I. Rudnigen, D. Gwaltney. K. Boggwiler Ron Zwolinski comes up for air. m 42 BOYS SPORTS Butlerflyer Derek Dryden races for the finish. ]ohn Rudnigen gets I . ( ' D. Dryden. T. Frankenberger, K. Harnden, D. Bradley, R. Zwo- linski. t.. i Tony Frankenberger flies off the blo( ks nly a moment of air during the butterfly. BOYS SPORTS 143 VARSITY BASKETBALL Front Row: left to right — R. Flowers, J. Johnson. Back Row: left to right — D. Wright, F. Toliver, J. Rojas, J. Fuller, M. Jackson, N. Carroll. J. Smith, K. O ' Grady, T. Smith, R. Kuhns, R. Williams. ! ' f « y I ii • ' f r % ■ ' ' «- Ray Flowers SLAM DUNKS for two points. I 144 BOYS SPORTS : Wr ■ John Smith. Tracy Carthens. and John Fuller go for the loose ball. Neal Carrol jumps high for an out- side shot. Mike Jackson towers over his opponent on his way to two points. Fred Tollivergets his fingers on the ball beating out his opponent. Kevin O ' Grady drives his way toward the basket BOYS SPORTS 145 Mike Jackson wails for the rebound. Tim Smith is snuffed by his opponent, but luckily Neal Carrol • was behind him. 1 ' J . Ray Flowers flies for two -,- m 146 BOYS SPORTS (evin O ' Grady uses the backboard on is wav toward two. ■ J. V. BASKETBALL OUB PlL. ' L ANOCVtk Jp  w:. S  - . ' 0 KMIMv l SiDl. I - Top Row: 1 to r — Coach Hasson. S. Claus. D. Mathieson. A. Allen. [. Rojas. R. Dawson. R. Kuhns. R. Hough. I. Anderson. Bottom Row: I to r — Manager Stockham. S. Bader, V. Amador. M. Johnson. Manager Stockham. A future STAR BOYS SPORTS 147 Full H BLl Fuller ' s drive ends up in two for the BIG BLUE. Jeff Rojas and Andrew Allen wait for the rebound. Vance Amador watches the ball all the way. Roger Dawson strains his muscles to get the rebound. 148 BOY ' S SPORTS SOCCER First Row: Coach Lucy. S. Roundtree, M. Steger. E. Florin, C. Scivoletto, S. Beaton. P. Bennet. T. Rawlings. Coach Seaman. Second Row: K. Gilespie. ). Cebara. S Thomas, L. Vasquez. R. Franky. S. Bell. M. Roundtree. K. Fujinaga. Loose ball. Leo Vasquezand [oe Gebara use leamudrk. Steve Rounlree hustles for victory. BOYS SPORTS 149 VARSITY WRESTLING « . P. n Top Row: 1 to r — Coach Hall. M. Ruiz, M. Strickland. K. Goode. L. Clay, M. Blackcloud. T. Smith. E. Grantley, Coach Oldfield. Middle Row: 1 to r — G. Garcia. B. Miles. W. Sayre. M. Arnold. M. Quintero. E. Macias. Coach Hinojosa. Bottom Row: 1 to r — J. Chairez. D. Hernandez, E. Ruiz. D. Mendez. Lee Clay goes for the pin. 150 BOYS SPORTS Mike Estes waits for the ref. San G. attacks again. J. V. WRESTLING From top. left to right - R. Hatcher, S. Anderson. P. Lavine. J. Hernandez. G. Foreman. From Bottom. left to right - J. Gonzales. T. Hernandez, Coach Oldfield. N. Wilkins. and D. Radktno. BOYS SPORTS 151 BOYS ' TENNIS Botlom Row: 1 to r — J. Bliss, B. Hernandez, C. Guzy, M. Adame, R. Brower, K. Hicks, D. Dryden, B. Hume, R. Noble. Top Row: 1 to r — L. Martinez, F. Arellano, C. Duran. R. Profant, L. Vasquez, B. Childs, M. Haubner, R. Ahumada, D. Hudson. ■ v. '  ■s ' V; Chuck Guzy follows through to win the volley. 152 Boy ' s Tennis Kevin Hicks uses overhead smash against opponent. Leo Vasquez hits a down-the-line backhand. ii„_a] Kevin Hicks leans far to reach the ball. Marcus Adame reaches for a backhand shot. Derek Dryden checks his strings. |ohn Bliss hits a laub to opponent. Robby Profanl ' s raquet hits the ground, but gets the ball. Bnvs ' Sports 153 BOYS ' VARSITY TRACK fe? ' From Row: 1 In r — D. Krell. T. Fuller. T. Johnson, K. Pope, C. Johnson, P. Sanders, D. Vickers. Bottom row: I to r: ]. Washington, ]. Wixon, P. Nedrick. P. Walker, R. H.inirlin. C. Becman. L. Demoss. Polevauller Jamie Wixon touches the sun. 154 Jerome Washington runs with ease and wins his race. Kevin Pope t.ikis ii iii.kI Ii ' ,i|], Top runner David Vickers is all alone and u iy .ihead in his race. ? 5?irtii fit m Jerome Washington breaks the tape of vir.tory. Chris Beeman runs hard for victory. ILi. « V I J I 1 l Shot-putler Carlos Johnson hurls the ball with ease. Pal Sanders shows proper technique in the shot-put. Boys ' Sports 155 Kevin Pope gets baton handoff before opponent. J.V. TRACK Front Row: 1 to r — P. McKinley. L. Halfhill. M. Sayer, R. Jones. J. Leary, G. Wright. R. Vinfent. E. David. J. Johnson. J. Drew. Back Row: I to r — L. Wright. R. Martinez. R. Brown. D. Wheeler. B. Thomas. K. Gross. B. Bush. M. Strickland. S. Krell. M. Williams. D. Hargrove. Robert Brown crosses the finish line first. Kevin Gross shows the correct form in the hurdles. S.iii ( , riinnrrs hil Ihi- lape and iv;n Ihi- IiKj Garv Wright d £ffi dtt taittitt W M A « . HI Chris Vinson breaks the tape as other track members cheer him on. ' - iS lack [ohnson warms up before the race. Darrell Wheeler fmishes way out front. E. Davis flies by as the crowd watches. Mike Sayre passes the ref. on his way to victory. Robert Brown starts his kick. Larry Halfhill gains on teammate and overtakes him to win the race. 1 VARSITY BASEBALL From Row: I to r — Cecilia Zoeller, S.K.. L. Smith, J. Minton, J. Morris, R. Miller, J. Jimenez, L. Shaffer, Mandy Venterino, Kathy Mcmahan. Middle Row: Lori Yount, T. Riddles. M. Carp, T. Rebenstorf, T. Carthen, G. Weber, R. Flowers, Lynn Richardson. Top Row: Coach Southworth, Coach Young, T. Rebhan, T. Burroughs, R. May- bry, I. Rojas. F. Toliver. L. Clay, J. Doe, J. Fox, G. Young, Bat-Boy, Coach Burroughs, Coach Tetterman. S SFjS Tom Rebenstorf tries to gun down second i lomKeoenstoi w at second. r lown a runner jLf, Tris Rebhan slides safely into third b e Boys Sports 159 ! JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL I First Row: 1 to r— L. Stuart, B. Angell. D. Burroughs. R. Rodriguez, T. Jones. 2nd Row: P. Minton. P. Diaz, W. Dryden, J. Minjarez. 3rd Row: J. K. Smith, G. Padilla, N. Flores. T. Goddard. I. Leggatt. 4th Row: B. Anderson, Y. Smith, D. Moody. K. Smith. 5th Row: L. Rojas, S. Stoeppelwerth. Coach ). K. Smith. C. Worsham. I.K. Smith swings hard as the catcher waits in anticipation. Yusef Smith get ready to hit the ground. G f ■ i O « ji MlnS T. - VAA ((U B| F Bottom Row: 1 to r — J. Willard, T. Trailer, S. Zisk, J. Goddard. Top Row: 1 to r — F. Osuna, R. Kuhns, M. Brandon, Coach Vanyo. |ohn Goddard practices his swing. Robert Kuhns swings out of the sandtrap. Boys ' Sports 161 Robert Kuhns hits out of (he sand. Mark Brandon concentrates on putting. John Willard keeps his eyes on the ball Tom Trailor swings into action. Frank Osuna tees off. T— •y cBcoeic Coach Vanyo follows through with a beautiful swing. 162 Boys Sports L. Robert Kuhns hits out of the sand, again. OUTSTANDING PLAYERS IN C.B.L. - f) -f ' The people on this page are outstanding athletes. Their achieve- ments have made San G. proud to be a part of their lives. San G. has many great athletes, but these people have received special honors in C.B.L. competition. RICHARD PEREZ All C.B.L. and C.l.F. X-Country JOHNA GIBSON All C.B.L. Volleyball vC.K it TRACY CARTHEN All C.B.L. Football JODI HUBBS All C.B.L. Volleyball LAWRENCE DEMOSS All C.B.L. X-Country i i ERIC WOLFE All C.B.L. Waterpolo FREDDIE TOLIVER All C.B.L. Football JOHN RUDNIGAN All C.B.I. Waterpolo C.B.L. Page 163 78-79 VARSITY GIRL ' S VOLLEYBALL 78-79 VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS San G. vs. Yucaipa 15-12. 1.5-11 Isl 2nd SanG. vs. Ramuna 15-4, 14-16,11-15 SanG. vs. Ramona n- 7. 5-13 San G. vs. Victor Valley 10-15.12-15 SanG. vs. Pat ific 3-15, .5-13 San G. s. Pacific. 15-7.15-13 SanG. vs. Chaffey 8-10 5-13 SanG. vs. Chaffey 8-15,9-15 SanG. vs. Rec lands 9-10, 6-12 SanG. vs. R.iniona 16-14. 15-in San G. vs. Pal m Springs 1-17, lV4-16Vi San G. vs. Palm Springs 5-15,6-15 San G. vs. Foi tana 12- 6 15-3 SanG. vs. Corona 9-15,14-16 San G. vs. Eisenhower 11- 7. H-10 San G. vs. Fonlana 7-15,15-12.8-15 San G. vs. Eisenhow er 11-15.7-15 SanG. vs. Pacific 15-2.15-4 78-79 BOY ' S VARSITY WRESTLING San G. vs. Chaffey 4-15, 15-10, 10-15 San G. vs. vs. Ramona Palm Springs 7-15, 10-15 8-15,11-15 SanG. SanG. 33 51 Don Luge Coachella 35 SanG. 24 SanG. vs. Corona 12-15. 7-15 SanG. 12 Heme! 52 San G. San G. vs. vs. Fonlana Eisenhower 15-6, 15-12 5-15, 1-15 SanG. 24 Yucaipa 54 i SanG. 25 SBHS 42 d San G. SanG. 21 Colton 42 1 44 Pacific 56 ' San G. 33 36 25 Redlands Aquinas 39 SanG. SanG. 39 Palm Spri ngs 45 SanG. 30 Corona 42 SanG. San G. 22 26 Fontana Eisenhower 40 35 ; t 164 Score Page 78-79 VARSITY WATKRPOLO SanG. 2 Charter ; 12 SanC. 9 R(!dlan(lS 10 San G. 9 Kamona V. San G. l(i Pacific ■ ' ■ 9 San G. 16 Alt a Loma 13 San G. 5 Chalffv 28 San G. 6 Fontana 4 SanG. 9 Montcbcllo 12 SanG. 8 Col ton 20- San G. 11 RfHlla jds 6 SanG. ' 32 Palm Springs 4 SanG. 15 Cajon 3 San G. 15 Moreno Valley 6 San G. 10 Fontana 8 SanG. 18 Alta Loma 11 SanG. 18 San G. Alumni 16 GIF PLAYOFF San G. n El Ranch 22 78-79 BOY ' S VARSITY SWIMMING Jt SanG. 74 Colton 76 San G. 82 Ramona 71 San G. 82 Alta Loma 71 SanG. 112 SBHS 5 SanG. 110 Cajon 55 SanG. 84 Yucaipa 67 SanG. 86 Pacific 85 SanG. 90 Chaffey 81 San G. 47 Redlands 125 SanG. 111 Palm Spring.s 45 SanG. 99 Fontana 67 SanG. 93 Eisenhower 63 78-79 GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALU. ► SanG. 35 Victor Valley 34 SanG. 23 SBHS 61 San G. 50 Cajon 52 SanG. 43 Aquinas 18 SanG. 66 Ramona 31 San G. 32 Yucaipa 37 SanG. 37 Pacific 58 SanG. 43 Redlands 53 SanG. 61 Palm Springs 66 SanG. 55 Chaffey 52 SanG. 34 Corona 37 SanG. 41 Fontana 22 SanG. 44 Eisenhower 59 SanG. 35 Pacific 47 SanG. 46 Chaffey ,45 SanG. 40 Fontana 36 SanG. 34 Redlands 45 SanG. 35 Palm Springs 57 SanG. - 5r Corona 33 SanG. 44 Eisenhower 48 Score Page ifiS [ t ■t nV. ' . ' .U.U.U Wm • :•• ;::j::::fftix:(iii|$iij$;sj;§i :$:$x:x:::i:::x:::::i:i: H mm x-xvX-: ' X-:v:- IRL ' S SPORT v. CIRI. ' S SPORTS 1fi7 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 1 I Top Row: B. Tully. L. Pickens. ). Gibson, C. Veneman, Coach Zanders. Bottom Row: D. Granich. J. Hubbs, C. Quinn. K. Vancura, H. Hellman. P ■i lodi Hubbs spikes for another point. Carol Veneman uses team work, with Bonnie Tully waiting to help. Heather Hellman waits for the referees deci- sion. 1 Here Coach Newman discusses a point with the referee. y Felicia Ortiz digs to set up a spike for the |.V. squad. J.V. VOLLEYBALL ■ ri ' . ' 11- ' ' ' Back Row: from left to right — K. Beach. F. Ortiz. R. Crews. Coach Newman. Front Row: from left to right — T. Sides. D. Woodruff. S. Thies. and N. Sides. itmimn J Bottom Row: S. Johnson. Y. Randazzo. M. Steppolworth, V. Silva, M. Vasquez, S. Steppolwerth, M. Bacardy, S. Kelly. Top Row: V. Silva. B. Yeager. A. Maala. D. Robinson. L. Goodman. D. Wescott, K. Buckles. Susan Steppolwerth always had the determination. Here Yvetfe Randazzo is discussed after a hard fought rally. 170 GIRLS SPORTS Buckets Yeager strives for a backhand volley Valerie Silva waits with determination. GIRLS SPORTS 171 [ GIRLS ' SWIMMING Hdllom Row: S. Thips, D. Wescolt. K. Vancura. B. Ycasfr. D. Hendricks, K. Mucho, S. Hayes. T. Orman. M. McCloud. S. Jefffnes. Top Row: M. Binbie. V. Sylva. T. j FrankenhiirKer. L Schaleski. E. McDonald, A. Baker. ), Anderson, S. Williams, S. Kapitz. D. Warlow. L. Lombardo. S. Sabol. Not Pictured: M. Bachardy. O. Baker, P. Bowen, R. Hopton. R. Lamonlagne. W, O ' Rouke, D. Pugusi, V. Sylva, B. Tally, C. Vancura, D. Watson, V. Chavez. C. Warrick. 1 Lisa Schaleski swims to freestyle victory. i ietaa ji, ■. ■■ ■ i-.j i -f rf- f ir Kathy Vancura shows determination while doing the breaststroke. Kim Mucho glides through the water, backstrokinR GIRLS ' DIVING I Boltom Row: K. Stanlon. M. Tauton. Top Row: D. Zif;enhusc;h, C. Durham, L. Ciood. Not Piclurctl: F. Giacalune. ]. Jackson, Y. Osuna. Cindy Durham fhes Ihrou h Ihc air. r Mclanir Taulon docs a fronluard one-and-a-half. Donna Zigcnbusch docs ,i h.u.kwards one- and-a-half. Donna Zincnbusch flics as free as a bird. ( iils Sn.piK r:t GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL j San G. team is alert for jump ball. Tf Iw From left to right — C. Veneman, K. Johnwell, D. Granich, K. Arnold. R. Overstreet, E. Ellifson. B. Bade, P. Tena. P. Williams and C. Duram. 174 GIRLS SPORTS A jump shot by Debbie Granich. J. V. BASKETBALL m WfUGOTOHICHCI) ACHKVEMENTS.INPIACES I tARANDWiOt. _ I OUR ALMA MATER. 1 EDOE OF Tl fOUMLEDC R.TOTMtf.. : :f i From left to right — Evone Csuna, Denean Howard, Tina Watts. Re nee Madrid, Clarrisa Burton, Janet lackson, Lisa Good, Vicki Pitts, Brenda Cash, Lida Scoggines, Dianne Roesch, and Tina Howard. GYMNASTICS Front Row; A. Stewert, D. Norman, D. Gavers, A. Beauregard. K. Smith. L. Pickens. K. McCombs, L. Howard. Second Row: G. Nedrick, M. Jones, C. Tonto, S. Hernan- dez. T. Smith. C. McMahon. Third Row: L. Rodgers, N. Powell. S. Nelson. D. Hardin, M. McCloud, D. Zigenbusch, S. Whitehead. Kim Smith rests on the top of the un-even bars. Donna Ziegenbusch flips over the horse BADMINTON i First Row: L. Sanders, M. Thompson, K. Blee, L. Jones, C. Torres, J. Phillips, S. Hunter. I Second Row; Coach Fawcett, D. Robinson, C. Corsaut, L. Seymour, J. Thomas, E. ' Davis, D. Whitaker. Third Row: R. Scott, A. Elton, V. Hill, K. Bergee, D. Hermoza. «t Kathy Blee puts her whole body into a powerful smash. Debbie Whitaker concentrates on her shot. ;  ' ■ . Emerlina Davis watches the birdie all the way. Lisa Sanders hits an overhead smash. GIRLS ' TRACK Bottom Row: 1 to r — G. White, M. Watts, S. Watts, R. Burton, B. Winston, T. Watts, C. Davis. Middle Row: 1 to r — P. Washington, W. Ellis, C. Harris, K. Crosby. L. Davis, C. Poe, L. Mackintosh, P. Haywood. Top Row: 1 to r — L. Bigham, W. Bigham, S. Howard, T. Howard, M. Fischer. D. Howard, D. Her- nandez, U. Walker. L. Thompson, C. Halfhill. Cathy Halfhill strives for the finish I jf j Vl Laurie Bigham warms up before the race. Ugena Walker passes the baton to Pat Washington during the 440 relay. Sherry Howard lies on the ground after tripping on the baton pass. Cathy Halfhill is determined to finish way ahead of other runners. Howard ' s pass to Watts always results in victory. Caroline Harris shoots off the blocks. VARSITY SOFTBALL Bollom Row: C. Bryant. Y. Ulloa. P. Williams. C. McKinley. S. Yeasjer. M, Wright. R. Crews. Top Row: Coach McKelvey, D. Zuniga. |. Gibson. M. Bailey, j. Rid- dies. M. Ellison. C. Robin.son. M. McKelvey. ). Hubbs. E. Ellison. S. McGee. Coach Allred. Not Pictured: Coach O ' Crady. Michele McKelvey whizzes the ball at a Cajon player while the outfield waits with anticipation. 180 Girls ' Sports Ik. Jodi Hubbs holds a Cajon player on first base. Pal Tena holds a player on third. Shern Kelly fuulb Ihc ball as the Caiun i.aN.hiT u ,iils. J.V. SOFTBALL Bottom Row: E. Bladow. D. Winter. P. Tena, V. Pitts. B. Cash. R. Carrow. Top Row: Coach Geslring, V. Rodriquez. D. Roesch. C. Miller. S. Kelly. D. Kelly. L. DeCrasse. M. Colletle. P. Chacon. p ji ifi 1 s l9 •J km [TTr-Tr-Tr—T 4k fc V-Ar -V - rii! . ■ ■ , r ' .t T .. ;:•:•:•:+: HT ii ffiiii m W .-m: :??!v i k .•« |.::«:i liilii; ■1 mmi MMMi  --JOO W . wv Art M ' ' ' ' . ' I . ' . ' . ' . ' V; CLUBS i ■ -tk. CLUBS 183 INTER-CLUB COUNCIL The Inter-Club Council is one of the most important clubs on campus. I.C.C. met to inform the various clubs and stu- dent council of their activities to pre- vent them from conflicting with each other. A.F.S. — Nancy Carr Alive Club — Sheri Madden Aqua-athletics — Erik Wolf B.S.U. — Anita Bryant Challenge Bowl — Clay Jackson Coin and Stamp — Keith Meyer C.S.F. — Jim Laur Diamond Club — Tim Burroughs Fashion Club — Brenda Winston F.F.A. — Allison Letnes French Club — Elaine McDonald German Club — Cathy McMahon Gymnastics Club — Crystal Tonto Hoopsters — Jeff Johnson Humanities — Patty Miller I.C.C. — John Rudnigan K.D. ' s — Kathy Blee M.E.C.H.A. — Rudi Calleros N.H.S. — Kay Clark Strategy and Tactics — Bunker Hill Sobobans — Cindy Koroulakis Speech Club — Robert Perriguey Student Assembly — Allyson Vessup Student Union — Craig Franklin Thespians — Kima Garten Touchdown — Greg Nishkin V.I.C.A. — Ramona Robles Western Civ. — Karen Bradley Wrestlerettes — Patricia Washington 184 CLUBS L STUDENT ASSEMBLY The members of the Student Assembly planned school activities with suggestions from the student body. The Student Assembly had a booth on I.C.C. day, a variety show, and many other exciting activities. Speaker of Assembly, Allyson Vessup, felt that this year ' s Student Assembly was exceptional in fulfilling the entertainment needs of the student body. Row One: Charles Gibson, Gabbie Brue. Lisa Grayum. Dawn Feezell, Allyson Vessup. Row Two: Eden Vpssup, I • Dee Bender, Michael Johnson, Kurt Beardemphl, Jeanelte Clark. Row One: Keilh Meyer. Rich Williams. Row Two: Cathy McMahon. Pat Gillespie. Lauri Lowe. Robert Perriguey. |ay Allred. Gary Nielson. STUDENT UNION The goal of the Student union at San Gorgonio is to help better our school and the community. If they cannot change the situation, they will bring it to the attention of someone who can. This club repre- sents the students of San Gorgonio and works on their behalf. ) m SPEECH The speech club is open to any student who is interested in public speaking. It pro ides stu- dents with the chance to better their speaking ability and to instruct them on how to under- stand other speakers. Row One: Mike Steger. Fanny Bradford. Row Two: Craig Franklin. Tim Maimone. James lackson. Mr. Kinley. 186 Clubs Row One: Anthony Beechler, Gregory Harvey, Cindy Koroulakis, Kay Clark. Michael Guinn, Shana Judy. Nancy Lott, Keith Meyer. Tammy Rich. Brad Evans. Row Two: Kathy O ' Grady, Chris Shenkiryk, Arlene Connor, Kathy Blee. Jim Laur. Allyson Vessup, Carol Veneman, Cindy Loggins, Treena Chan- dler, Ron Jordan. Row Three: Susan Meeks, Sheri Madden, Debbie Whitaker, Cathy Chambers, Shirley McCombs, Kima Garten. Pat Lloid. Eileen Fan- ning, Linda Seymour, Ramona Robles, Karen Bradley. N.H.S. The National Honor Society is a community and cam- pus oriented organization. The main duties of the club are service projects in the community and on campus. To be accepted as a member, a student must have a high G.P.A. and be active in both the school and the surrounding com- munity. A )im Laur — President Nancy Loll — Secrelary Kalhy Bleo — Vice-presidenI Row One: Valerie Silva. Kathy Blee, Jim Laur, Nancy Lett, Maria Vasquez. Row Two: Debbie Zuniga, Sheri Scott, Shana Judy, Cindy Lind, Susan Meeks, Cathy Chambers. Steve Kerns. Arlene Maala, Allyson Vessup, Arlene Conner, Brad Evans, Kathy O ' Grady, Mike Chandler, Larry Halfhill. Row Three: Treena Haemmerle. Linda Seymour. Pat Lloid, Robert Currie. Greg Howard. Keith Meyer. Michael Guinn. Pat Casidy. Debbie Whitaker, Martha Sloep- pelworth. Louann Cofrancesco, Yvette Randazzo, Sheri Madden. Ron Plimley, Chuck Guzy. C.S.F. The California Scholarship Federation is a state chartered organization for top scholastic achievers. Its purpose is to promote and honor high scholarship in senior high school. Eligibility is based on earning at least 3 A ' s and 1 B each semester in the A-F univer- sity subjects during your 10th, 11th. and 12th grades. The students who attain these requirements for at least 4 semesters will graduate with the C.S.F. seal on their diplomas. 188 CLUBS Row One: Mr. McPeck, Joel Smith, Sheri Madden. Ron Primley, Mr. Burroughs. Second Row: Opal Baker. Audry Baker, Soni Shipley, Janet Johnson, Sherry Taylor, Liz Hernandez, Susie Holsenbake, Martha Stoeppelworth, Janette Meyers, Lindell Bradford, Cheri Jeffries. Kima Garten. Row Three; Michael Guinn, Keith McFarland, Rob Haveman, Tim Burroughs, Keith Meyers, Glenn Abbott, Jeff Harvey, Dwight Aro, Touvry Aro, Kevin Coughlin, Scott Falcone. ALIVE The Alive Club of San Gorgonio is directed at the Christian students. The members are involved in the religious activities in the community and meet to share their beliefs with the other club members. K CLUBS 189 A.F.S. American Kicki Service is an orsanizalion clcdicaliHl lo tht; promolion of inlcM-iiational goodwill. It is composed of former exchange students, students interested in being exchange students and people who are interested in travel and learning other countries. Row One: Pam Oakes. Nancy Carr. Row Two: Kima Garten. Debbie Whitaker. David Hargrove, Audry Baker. CHALLENGE BOWL Challenge Bowl is open to all students interested in broadening their academic background. The club visits other schools for academic compe- tition and travels to U.C.R. ' s annual College Bowl to compete for scholar- ships. Row One: Mictiael Guinn, Danny Stierburne, Greg Howard, Row Two: James Coyer, Janetta Meyers, Janet Leacti, Jennifer Morrison, Mike Steger. f:. ■A ' V WESTERN CIV. The: W(!stern Civ. Cluh is composed of slutl ;nts who an; enrolled in the Western Civilization ' s class. The members, as a group, att(;nd musfuims, plays, and dine in restaurants Ihal have; cultural atmospheres. Row One: Kathy Blee, Pat Cassidy. Row Two: Louis Shaffer, Robert Hudson, Mike Guinn, Greg Howard, Jim Vaughn, Cindy Loggias, Jim Laur, Buckets Yeager, Joe Saunders. Row Three: Martin Olson, John Rudningen, Lawrence DeMoss. n CLUBS 191 B.S.U. rSv The piirposi: of the Black Student Uniun is to j ive the black student a place to share their ideas and learn about the black culture and historical expedience in America. H.S.U. also works towards helping the black student real- ize his potential as a student and as an adult in our highly competitive society. Row One: Patricia Nediclt. Timothy James, Darlean Bender. Tina Gandy, l ichael Arnold, Roxane Sayer. Larila Jones, Melissa McKinley. Jeff Wharry, Roger Dawson, Mictiael Carr, Robert Brown. Row Two: Mrs. R. McKinley. Rochelle Bailey. Stiinobu Wa.shington. Denise Johnson. Stephanie Culberson. Jeanetle Clarl , Brenda Winston, Sherri Howard. Gabrielle Brue. Tara Williams, Michelle Richardson, Karin Webb, Karen Johnwell. Row Three: Desiree Hunt, Reece Williams, Kay McCombs, Anna Harris, Aitra Howard, Raenel Daniels. Regina Cooper. Sheila Williams. Linda Pierce, Regina Deane, Dalis Wnghl, Robyn Lester, Cool ie Whitfield. M.E.C.H.A. MECHA is open to all students of Mexican descent who ar e interested in learning about their culture. MECHA partic- ipated on ICC day and was involved in many other activites during the year. Row One: Audie Murillo. Joanna Humildad, Ms. Aguilara. — Advisor. Lucia Rodriguez. Teresa Fuentes. Monica Barhart. Leticia Cardenas, Graciella Flares. Carmen Bronson, Carolina Flores. Gloria Munoz, juanita Oropaza. Row Two: Christine Jimenez. Patricia Acuna. Irma Leyva. Teresa Chavez Debbie Zuniga. Rudie Calleros. Cynthia Robles. Adrian Cordera. Robert Rodriguez. CLUBS 193 GERMAN The German Club is open to any student who is enrolled in German class or has been in the past. The club goes to places with German atmospheres and is involved in many school activities. Row One: Debbie McAtlee. Eric Florin. Bunker Hill, James Landry. Kerry Smith. Row Two: Craig Franklin. Pam Bowen. Tammie Hughes. Mary McMahon. Robert Haveman, Cathy McMahon. Katering Sauerwein, Jennifer Morrison. Carol Veneman. Randy Hamlin. Row Three: Clay Jackson, Wade Wider- ing. Keilh McFarland. Tim Harris. Larry Halfhill. Tim Smith. Ron Jordon. Randy Noble. F R E N C H —■ P ' ' ! - f The French Club consists of students who are taking the French course. The Club dines in restaurants with french cuisine and studies about the French culture. ' 194 CLUBS _ Row One: Audry Baker, Lisa Lombardo, Opal Baker. Elaine McDonald. L Sponsor — Mr. McNeil K.D. ' S. K.D. ' S is a service club for girls. This club is a perfect opportunity for girls to become involved in service for both the school and the community. I Row One: Pam Oakes. Kathy Blee, Debbie Whitaker. Audry Baker. Row Two: Dawn Deezell. Susie Freed. Cindy Lizarde, David Hargrove, Nancy Lolt. Donna Robinson. Mary McMahon. Tammie Hughes. Row Three: Stephanie Mercado. Olivia Chavez, Opal Baker, Becky Jimenez. Josie Flores. Betty Tapia. Linda Seymour. Row One: Kay Clark, Calhy Chambers, Cindy Koroulakis, Sheri Madden, Kathy Blee. Row Two: Shirley McCombs, Tammy Rich, Leslie Kirkley, Mr. Bohn — Sponsor. Cindy Loggins. Arlene Conner, Kathy O ' Crady. SOBOBANS Sobobans is an honorary service club for girls. Member- ship is open to junior and senior girls who have been nom- inated by at least three teachers and have a G.P.A. of 3.5. These girls must also be active in school activities and the surrounding community. DIAMOND Diamond club is open to all baseball players who want to help raise money for equipment for the team. Row One: Rodney Williams, Jimmy Minion, Tom Riddles, limmy Morris, Bill Bensen. Randy Young, Jerry Jimenez. Row Two: Mr. Southworth, Vince Martinez. Andre Greene, Mark Nelson, Ron Waters, Tony Gonzales. Mr. Burroughs. 196 Clubs Row One: [anetta Meyer. Row Two: Martin Olson, Brian Ragan, Keith Meyer, Tim Harris. Not Pictured: Greg Howard. STAMP AND COIN The Stamp and Coin Club members share their collections with each other. This club is open to anyone who is interested in collecting stamps or coins. 1 STRATEGY AND TACTICS The Strategy and Tactics Club is con- cerned primarily with the different opinions of opposing players in a highly sophisticated historical war game. Row One: Mike Slefjer. Don Yates. Pat Donahue. Daniel Sherburne. Row Two: Rich Williams. Greg Howard. Martin Olson. Keith Meyer, Richard Northington. Brian Inman. CLUBS 197 F. F. A. Future Farmers of America is for all studimts interested in agriculture as a career. They raise plants and vegetables and sell them at a nearby stand. Row One: Tim Collins. Alison Letnes, William Johnson. Row Two: Larry Legasey, Rhonda Hurst, )ani Biriminigham, Susan Hicks. Sally Spence. Kathy Patterson. Row Three: Tina Hawk, Tevy Aro, Bob Bellet, Melvin Cagle, Ernie Dewbae, Mic- helle Stalnaker, Dwight McKinney. tk i-Mk V.I.C.A. The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a national youth organization for students in vocational education. It provides leadership training, occupational skill competition, social activities, and community involvement. V.I.C.A. links vocational students with industry in the community providing advancement opportunities in many occupational areas. Row One: Valerie Bowman. Ramona Robles, LaRita Jones, Robert Denmark. Laura Seasholtz. Mrs. Hall. Row Two: Joe Meraz, Kerry Smith, Wayne Sayre, Pat TuUy. Shari Bishop, Mr. Ben- nett. 198 Clubs ml jl (Row One: Bob Mason, Steve Ziegenbusch, Linda Drilling, Crystal Tonto, Lisa Grayum. Robert Currie, Kima Garten, Cathy McMahon, Ron Swolinski. Eric Wolfe. Pam Clemens. Kathy Blee. Janet Uhler, Gerald Foreman. Karen Easley. Debbie Herrera. Debbie Valence. Hope Thayer, Cindy Contreras. Shelly Kapitz, loan Anderson, Brian Montez. Row Two: Eric Florin, David Wilherweton, Clay )ackson, |im Eberhardt, Dave Halsy, Gary Tonto, Derek Dryden, Jamie Wixon, ' Dar ll Gwaltney, Gary Carr, Kurt Doggwiler, Alfie Bensor, Kenny Peterson, Cori Quinn, Cheri Jefferies, Kelly Hanson, Natalie Powell. Karoi Beach, Caria Swan. Irows Three and Four: Wade Ridering. Karl Mitchel, Scott Nuffer, Jamey Landry, Rick Williams, John Hancock, jim Laur, Pal Johnston, Mark Mavity. Steve Kerns, Joe Anderson, Stacy Phillips, Tina Orman, Kurt Gerth, Steve Miller, Mary McMahon, Tammie Hughes, Vicky Parkes, Cathy Halfhil, Wanda Ellis, Wanda Lewis, Coretta Davis, Mike Estes. Mary McCloud, Tracy Frankenburger, Pam Bowen, Yvonne Dipietro, Larry Halfhill. PSYCHOS The Psychos Club is a rowdy, spirited group of students who promote spirit to the highest degree possible at assemblies and games. CLUBS 199 T H E S P I A N S Row One; Kima Garten. Patrick Cassidy. Row Two: Carla Sesan. Cindy Contreras, Cheri [efferies. Debbie McAtie. Sherre McConnell. Katrina Saverwein. Pam Bowen. janetta Meyer, Mike Miller, |ohn [efferies. Row Three: Glen Abbott, Al Mayo, Tray Smith, Sal Monreal, Brad Evans, Robert Penmerk. Tim Smith, Terry Suel- ler. Randy Quirey. Thespi ans is for those students who are interested in theatrical and dramatic arts. 200 CLUBS Row One: Helen McGuinnis, Sperry Smith, Karen King, Kelly Johnson. Debbie Alexander, Mrs. Hall — Sponsor. Row Two: Kerry Smith, La Rita Jones, Janet Johnston, Sara Ives, Kathy Kammer, Sherri Taylor. Gloria Aleman. Row Three: Pat Tully, James Robinson, Tammy Gardner, Robert Gustafson, j.mice Kobler, Darla Ochoa, Juanita Oropeza, Carolin Martin. HOSPITAL SERVICES Hospital Services is a health career exploratory course that qualifies students as nursinj assistants. Some of their activities include doing volunteer work for convalescent homes. HUMANITIES Humanities Club concentrates on the apprecia- tion of art, history, and music. They attend many cultural events throughout the year. Row One: Colin Donahue. Wendy Bigham. Clare Torres. Kevin Fujinaga. Geoff Allen. Nance Karr. Row Two: Millie Paulino. Leah Reiler. Christine Miller. Linda Curran. Natalie Kassel. Debbie McAtee. Cheryl Davis. Shannon Nelson. Row Three: Jeff Leggat. Michelle McCloud. Francine Waltish. Julianne Cork. Janet Jackson. Patty Miller. Lynette Howard, Rena Zagha. Dave Hargrove. i smw Club 201 Row One: Mark Worthlngton. ScotI Badaer. Daid Hall. Michele Barnes, Stormy Voss. Audry Baker. Rochele Solis. Row Two: Pal [ohnson. Sieve [ohnson. Melanie Magdziasz. Shannon Nelson. Pam Oakes. Sheri Scott. Cindy Lind. Lori Yount. Clay Jackson. Ruth Barron. Simon Pastucha. Rob- ert Denmark. Row Three; Karl Woodruff. Wade Riddermg. Gerald Foreman. Eric Florin. Scott Nuffer. David Hargrove. Mr. Soulhworth. Debbie Pash. William Blee. Jessica Martin. Diana Woodruff. Chuck Guzy. David DeCordova. UNCLE STU ' S FAN CLUB This club was formed to honor Mr. Southworth for everything he has done for the students at San Gorgo- nio High School. 202 CLUBS Row One: Mark Sherburne. David Tuily. Peter Sherburne. Derek Dryden. Glen Thies. Michelle Barnes, jody Leauitl. Craiy Sleenerson. Lowell Orm.in. Row Two: Tony Frankenberger, Gary Tonlo. Jamie Eberhardt. Dennis Bradley. Kurt Dogfjwiler. Kinney Hardin. Ken Peterson. Alfie Benson, janiie Vi on. Ron Zuolinski. Gary Carr. |oe Anderson. Row Three: Daryl Gvvaltney. Traci Frankenberger. Robyn Hopton. Tina Orman. David Roberts. Kandi Paulson. Pat |ohnston. Mary McCloud. Don Quiroz. Cheri Jeffries. Eric Wolf. Pam Bowen. Aqua-Athletics is a sports club whose purpose is to promote water sports. Membership is open to all students interested in water sports. AQUA — ATHLETICS CLUBS 20.t Row One: Randy Youns. Freddie Toliver. |immy Minton. Thomas Carmans, Jimmy Morris. Tom Riddles, Car- los )ohns()n, George Sedivy. Row Two: Jeanelte Clark, Tara Williams, Allyson Vessup, Brenda Winston. TOUCH DOWN The Touchdown Club is a fund raising organization for the football team. They plan activities to make money to buy equipment for the team. 2(M CLUBS HOOPSTERS The Hoopstors raise money for team and school use. Any member of the Basketball team is welcome to come to the meetings and take part in the fund-raising. Row One: Scott Clause, John Anderson, Jeff Johnson, Tracy Carthen, Vance Amador. Row Two: Mike Mathson, Mike Johnson. Fred Toliver, Darrick Wright, Scott Bader. Row Three: Rick Hough. Robert Kuhns, Andrew Allen, Jeff Rojas. Joel Smith. Neal Carroll, Mike Jackson. Tony Fuller. Gary Harris. Tim Smith. Kevin O ' Crady. Row One: Lydia Corona, Fanny Davis. Rosemary Ortiz, Trisha Washington, Jeanette Clark. Row Two: Sandra Ramirez. Flora Swinford, Latoscia Laikio. Mary Ruiz. Row Three: Diane Reyes. Cathy Deleon. Tri- cia Qutierrez. Michelle Chavez, Kim DeCarmo. WRESTLERETTES The wrestlerettes are a group of spirited girls who cheer at the wrestling matches. I 206 Clubs Row One: Usella Walker. Rochelle Bailey, Unda Pierce, Pam Thomas, Marie Daniels. Row Two: Jeanette Clark. Regina Deane. Roxane Sayre. Anna Harris. Gabbie Brue. Michelle Bailey. Row Three: Vikki Silva. Cathy McMahon, Nedra Daniels, Raene Daniels. Brenda Winston. Tracy Car- then. Reece Williams. FASHION CLUB The Fashion Club is involved in showing the latest fashions to the student body. They accomplished this by holding a fashion show. The members meet to discuss fashion and they compare their ideas of high fashion with each other. CLUBS 207 I i _..:;::;j::v:::v:::;:v:;:::::::v::::::::: ;!;: iiliiiiii; jijiS: :$: :|:|:| • ' • ' ■ ' • ' • ' • ' • ' ■ I « I ' i « I I ' I I ' ! I C I l •Iv , v W! ! ! A ' r ' ;S «ft:: m w 20H FINK ARTS FINE ARTS 210 FINE ARTS Cindy Koroulakis 79 Debbie Lopez 79 FINE ARTS 211 Looking at it, it reminds me of many things. As I turn the page, I remember the fun and sad times. The funny clothes they used to wear, the nice cars they used to drive. As I turn the page again, I notice we had many good tim To look at this for a while, really makes you remember things.| The times we had, were really great. As I put it back on the shelf, I notice how heavy it is. That is because, it holds so many memories. Dee Flores ' 81 -• ' S ■ Ratph-Growell 212 Fine Aitr r Drawn to the darkest deeps, Across the abyss of hell, Down the river Styx, To the Devil ' s citadel. The Sacrifice of the Saprophytes Human beings have their plights. But even fungi suffer slights. And only Gods can set aright, The evils of a parasite. And so the mighty god Arrheit, Sailed to Earth in a beam of light, And saved them with religious rites, A sacrifice of saprophytes. Poems by Michael Stegar ' 81 Art Work by Debbie Lopez 79 FINE ARTS 213 In The End White, black, purple or blue, Why should it matter. As long as you ' re you? Color is just a technicality. It makes no difference to me. Love doesn ' t care, For love cannot see. In the end it just comes down To you and me. Nancy Lett ' 80 Tina Orman ' 79 Fall Summer is here. Children are in the streets, Each screaming and yelling While running upon their feet. Soon it shall be fall And all the play will halt. For at this dreaded hour, School will once again — Just like always — Commence to begin. Nancy Lott ' 80 214 FINE ARTS Tina Orman ' 79 A lowly freshman In his first high school year. Seeking acceptance From his elders and peers. Next year, a sophomore, More confident and sure. Becoming a real Spartan More spirited and secure. The next year you begin To tire of San G. Just one more year, you think. And then you will be free. When you are a senior. As graduation nears. Looking back on times you had ■ Those happy high school years. So many memories Soon coming to an end. You wish you could go back To your freshman year again. Kerry Smith 79 Gary Smith 79 FINE ARTS 215 x. X..;iii35-:= . - i iiHI 1 ni m m. Tl - ■ v Wl - ' K ' ' il iilr Pii u. MV(H IW Kl! •■ ' ' ' •fflrJWBBPP '  i ii .« « ..:: ' A - ' hi ' -i : ' . ' n •■■■ •• h. .-ii :- Fly free, young one, You ' re only young twice. Fill up your eyes with Splender and spice. Open your eyes. Put down your knife. And try to keep sight of Where you are in life. Steve Kerns ' 79 Regina King ' 79 W ' - ' ' ,— • .1 n Reality When you arc feeling crazy and don ' t care much, Reality is what puts you back in touch. It hrinj s you back down lo luirlh, So all Ihal you see is water ami dirl. You see the sickness of the poor, And reality won ' t i(!t you closi; the door. You see the hungiir in the children ' s eyes. And hear a lonely baby cry. You see the anguish in a mother ' s face. While her family is pushed from the huniiiii rac(!. You see the elderly think of the past, And smile at the good times Ihey thought would last You see a hospital and feel good and bad. For birth is happy but death is sad. Reality lets you see all of this. For, reality is what life really is. Linda Drilling ' 80  t ' ' ' 218 FINE ARTS Cool waves Gently lapping Against your legs. Soon your alone, Surrounded by a field of blue Riding the crest With endless speed. The unforgettable thrill, Of floating on air. Surfing Jody Leavitt ' 81 Kathy Blee ' 79 r - ol ) W - ) w y v. ' o ' ' %.. ' € S : ' --- Tina Orman and Brian Laub 79 79 I Need A Place To Run To. A Place To Hide I need a place to run to, a place to hide, Where I will bother no one, no one will bother me. Where I can go when troubles are many, When fear has crossed my path or meets me in my destination. When I ' m lost and confused and don ' t Know where to turn. When tears start to come, so I can cry out loud. I need a place to run to, a place to hide. Debra A. Stack 79 FINE ARTS 219 •) '  ■ «i : Regin Kingl - ' Thomas Nadeau •81 FINE ARTS 221 Skiing Skiing, Gliding Across white Winter slopes. Free as a bird With nothing Holding you back. Rising to where The earth Meets the sky. Flying Kathy Blee ' 79 Jamie Wixon 79 Free Flight. Soaring high Above mortal man ' s plight. Ambitions seem trivial, As a feeling of Freedon prevades. Reaching out. Touching the heavens Mingling with the stars As only a god can do. Kathy Blee ' 79 222 FINE ARTS Sylvia Hayes vMWIfe K Kim Garten ■79 FINE ARTS 223 Listen To Silence As It Rushes By Listen to silence as it rushes by. Wind rushes through the trees. Water trickles down the brook. Listen to silence as it rushes by. It can ' t be seen; it can ' t be touched, Only listened to. Listen to silence as it rushes by. It comes and goes. Listen to the silence, While you have the chance. Debra A. Stack ' 79 Photos by Jim Vaughan ■79 224 FINE ARTS Take Me Away Take me away to that far-away place. Take me away to that far-away home, The home that ' s only a dream. It ' s a thousand miles away; So many dreams away; Yet, so close to let it happen tomorrow. A dream I ' ll pay any price for. Take me to where the grass is green in summer. Where the leaves turn colors in fall. Where mountains are capped with snow in winter Where flowers bloom in spring. Debra A. Stack ' 79 Jim Vaughan ■79 FINE ARTS 2J.S Jane McMasters ' 79 Tim Hill ' 79 226 Fine Arts Ysidro Ponce ' 81 Cheryl Garcia ' 81 Fine Arts 227 Endlessly You and I will touch the sky: We ' ll live forever on this earth, lust you and I. We ' ll see all the rainbows there are to see; We ' ll love each other endlessly. Endlessly. Just you and me, Forever on this earth. Michelle Barnes ' 80 ■Pfi ' 7. 228 FINE ARTS - ■ Your lost friends are not dead, but gone before,  ■ Advanced a stage or two upon that open road Which you must travel in the steps they trod. Aristophanes IN MEMORY OF. . . INMEMORIAM 229 JUNIORS JU,.iORS 231 I JUNIOR FORUM ' ft President Michele Barnes Vice President Debbie Whitaker 232 lUNIORS Secretary Susan Hattery Cf ' . aw Treasurer Wade Riddering CLASS OF ' 80 JUNIORS 233 Andrew Abaco John Adam Marcus Adame Slefani Agcaoili Chala Aguila Robin Aguila Robert Aguilar Robert Aguilar Steven Aguilar Dewey Aguilera Jeanefte Aguirre Patti Albrecht Scott Albright Gloria Aleman Darla Alvarado Joe Anderson Steve Anderson Maxine Aragon Frank Arellano Maria Arnold Michael Arnold Kitty Arnold Dwight Aro 234 JUNIORS I ' ll Never Tell. ' Rac;hcl Ar .u Tim Ashlon Diirvin Atkinson I.indii Alkinson H Df-nlsi Austin Mark Av(;rbr(;k Audry Baker Patti Baker Scott Bangle Brenda Barnes Michele Barnes Terri Barrett Ruth Barron Mary Baxter Karol Beach No. not this again. RoxanneBealer Jeff Beck Carlton Bell Robert Bellel Darlean Bender David Bennet Derrick Belts Lori Bigham JUNIORS 235 lulicBixlcr Deena Blackburn |im Bliss Patricia Blount Rosie Boiirdmnn Robert Boiling Arthur Bolton Ann Bovvden Toga fever hits San G. i Pam Bowden Anthony Boyd Scott Boydston Dennis Bradley Keith Brandon Randale Bray Judy Brooks Cindy Bryant Mike Bryant Ben Bunn Janet Burke Terri Butcher Jim Byrd Susan Byrnes Theresa Byrnes Janet Cagle Leticia Calleros 236 JUNIORS RoryCallison Cynthia Campbell Ruben Campos Randy Cannady Bridget Cardenas Cheryl Carlton Dina Carnes Shannon Angle Carr Carpenter Gary Carr Robin Carrow Antoinette Ted Castaneda Thomas Castaneda Anthony Caudillo Castellamos Martha Castro Sandra Cave Shelley Carver Patrick Cassidy John Castro Lisa Cervantes wi - 4 1 li ■ i BI J B -AI Patty Chacon John Chairez Robin Chambers Tammy Charlton JUNIORS 237 Darrcll Chiislain Alfred Chavi! . Hazel Chavez Olivia Chavez Deanna Chillon These lunches are so boring. ' Lisa Clay Carla Corsaut Kevin Coughlin Steve Coates James Collins Denise Coronado Pat Coogan Bruce Coons Mike Cordell Gerald Cox Todd Cretors James Croteau Cathy Christy Jeanette Clark Jessie Clark Sue Clauson Mike Clough Lee Clay 238 JUNIORS Stephanie Dave Culler Jim Culler Culberson Robert Currie Mary Lou Curtis Leland Cumminfjs Cindi Davis Coletta Davis Raenel Daniels Who is he waiting for? Emerlina Davis Loretta Davis Edward Dawson Laquitta Dawson Roger Dawson Regina Deane Mike DeCrasse Irene De La Cruz Emerlina De Leon Richard Dellolio Mary De Verdugo Elena Diaz John Ditto Kurt Dogwiller Loren Dombroski loan Downs lUNIORS M w y I. indn Drilling Derek I Jrydrn Marilyn Dudley Alan Uuggan Gary Dumont Debbie Dyer Korby Dysart Karen Easley James Ebeahardt Rick Elias Wanda Ellis Wanda Ellis AUyson Ellison Tani Ellison Louis Erranle Mike Estes Joe Estrada Debbie Farmer Frank Faulkner Cindy Ferrin Lisa Fedder Ellen Fincher Julia Ferguson Tom Flits Ed Flotchor Lauri Fletcher Claudetl Flood Dee Flores Graciela Flores [osie Flores Manuel Flores Victor Flores Eric Florin Gerald Foreman Danita Foster Kelly Foster Dan Freed Tommy Freeny Monique French Anette Fritzinger Janet Frost ' ■ - U Janice Frost Teresa Fuentes Anthony Fuller BernadineCant Anthony Alfred Garcia Ganuelos JUNIORS 241 Tfmm Cheryl Garcia Phyllis Garcia Ray Garcia Virginia Garcia Oiaiu Garzaa Debbie Gauras Melodi Gildarl Dwaynr Gillian Valerie Gentry Aaron Gerth No, you can ' t copy from me! Rosie Gomez Ken Goode Kimberly Goode Uurnie Gossert Freddie Gradias Rhonda Gravlin Lisa Grayum Rosetta Green John Goddard Patti Godwin Jodi Goforth Johnny Gonzales Terri Gonzales Cindy Gomez Lorrie Greer Michelle Gregory Mark Greve Tracie Delana Grice Barbara Grinrod Leah Grinstead Greenwood Keith Gross Gotcha!! Myra Guajardo laimf Guerrero Ray Guerrero Carol Guslafson Treena Haemmerle Terry Hale Larry Halfhill Suzanne Hall w mm w Robin Hamelin Susanne Hamell Beth Hamilton Randy Hanlin Brian Hanson Kinney Hardin Celia Harnitchek Anna Harris Checking out the scenes. kiiiiu ' lh Harris MichelU; Harris Michne Harris Kalhy Harrison Rhotula HarsI Susan Hallrry Theresa Haubner Marianne Hauaen !i Scott Heusel Tracie Higgins MarkHilber Virgie Hill Robert Hill Clarence HinnanI Don ' t bug me, I am trying to work. ' Robert Havemann Dpnna Heflin Camron Heigle Jose Hernandez Scott Hawkins Chris Heggi Francine Hernandez Debbie Herrera KfOi IP Kiilhy Hoffman Cindy Hodge Harold Holcomb Susie Holsonbake Mandy Houyli Mara Houston Sherri Howard Jim Hrabak Dennis Hubbes Greg Huff Rachel Humildad Selena Ingle Scott Izzo Marie Jenkins Bill Jenson Jerry Jimanez Rebecca Jimenez Anthony Johnson Byron Johnson Connie Johnson Lori Johnson Maria Johnson Michael Johnson Susan Johnson Steve Johnson William Johnson Patrick Johnston JUNIORS 245 What are you staring at? Michael Johwson David Jolliffe Tony [ones Shana Judy Katrinajung Shelley Kapilz Christy Kase Shaun Kilpatrick Greg Kinard Uarlene King Carmen Kleitz Karen King Gary Knick Jerry Kirk Robert Kuhns Vickie KirKiey Tracy Kupper Lori Kwock Bryan Laub Jamey Landry Michael Lavoie Vangi Larriba A cool junior. You ' ve got to be kidding! 246 JUNIORS Here! Catch! Pat Lliod Greg Logan Lisa Lombarao Christine Loya Fernando Loya Tina Loya mm Kathy Lawrence Craig LeMere Robert Lester Alison Letnes Cindy Lind Becky Lisneros Mary LeMoss Vicky Leon Irma Leyva Ronnie Linares Tracy List Lucinda Lizarde We are Number one. Lane Lundahl Edris Magee Marc Lynes Tim Maimone Sheri Mabrey Frank Marino JUNIORS 247 Linda Martinez Lori Martinez Martha Martinez Vincent Martinez Jessica Martin Tim Martin WE stick together. ' Kay McCombs Elaine McDonald Lori McDonald Quelina Alfonzo Jeanette McGeilberry McKinley McLaughlin Thomas Olga Mendoza David Mendez McLaughlin Why do 1 gel stuck up here? mmm Rodolfo Marquez Robert Mason Robert Mata Tammy Matthews Diane Mauk Sara Mauricio Kevin McCarthy Debi McCombs Does he really think I ' m yroovy? Stephanie Merciidc Brett Miller Cheryl MerrimeTn Hiivid Miller Diana Milian David Miller Debbi Miller Melissa Miller Marian Millner Bennie Minton )immy Minton Karl Mitchell Yes, 1 do look beautiful. Lonnie Molina Tim Montez Dean Moreno Rila Morrison Jimmy Morris William Moss Kevin Mowrey Kevin Mullen Myron Murdock JUNIORS 249 i H I can ' t believe that! Michael Nedrick Annabella Mark Nelson Dawna Nickel] Deanna Nielsen Patti Nix Negrete Alvaro Noguera Richard Northington Scott Nuffler Janice O ' Brien ™ How ' s your love life? Robert Murray Candis Musolf Steve Myers Cathy Navarro Debbie Navarro Gloria Neal You best be watching it. ' Kevin O ' Grady Rigoberto Donna Ortega Andrew Ortiz Oropeza Maria Owens Michael Padilla Roz Overstreet Ernie Palmer Valerie Page 250 JUNIORS I I t f i IP Don ' t take my picture! ' Dale Parker Donna Parker Robert Parker Simon Pastucha Deborah Patke Peggy Payne Chuck Percy Ken Peterson Mehnda Peterson Stephanie Pettis Robyn Phillips Linda Pierce Kathy Plavavka Vic Poe Valerie Poncy Craig Porterfield Kathy Porterfield Steve Powers Robbie Profant Pijit Prompalin Becca Rulaske Bob Quanstrom Tod Pryor Cori Quinn lUNIORS 251 Mark Quinlero Mark Ramirez Somchai Ralanakorn Anionia Real : t ■I HBM H H HHM ■ ■ BBH B H B Emm mmWW r r S i jj H Charles Reed Sylvia Resendez Jim Reynolds Carolyn Richards feS ' li l JoeRidder Wade Riddering Tom Riddles Brenda Roach ?vvr Alice Robles Rod Rogge Cynthia Robles Dolores Robles Peggy Roger Jim Rooney Benny Ruff Charles Salazar 1 Mike Salazar Tammy Salley JoAnn Sanchez Cathy Sanders Terri Sanford Rick Scarborough pnsii Vicky Schmidt Laurie Schultz Melena Scott Sheri Scott Laura Seasholtz George Sedivy Linda Seymour Kim Shake Go, team, go! Sheri Smithson Darrell Travis Snelling Catherina Cindy Snyder Snegrengin Rhonda Sovers Snoboda Shari Spratt Debbie Snyder Steve Slankoid Lance Spence Lorena Stafford Ann Stanley Walter Shaw Laura Sheppard Laura Shupe Neilisa Sides Alan Slater Liz Sliva Becky Smith Jack Smith l.orna Stanley Michelle Stansell Kelly Stanton Nikki Slathis Boy, is this book good! Tim Steele Deborah Stevens Terri Stewart Martha Susan Stowers Stoeppelwerth Avis Stuart Warren No, I would say that he is about a 9. Suradech Subahoi Strombeck Judy Stumpf Jeff Sundeen Flora Swinford Valerie Sylva Betty Tapia Jeff Tardy Tamara Teague Sharon Thies Steve Thorn Barton Thomas Ladaina Thomas Marcey Maria Thompson Teresa Tolson 254 JUNIORS Thompson Tereesa Elaina Tonto Gary Tonio Tompkins Susie Torres Carla Travis Elizabeth Torres Anita Trevino Leslie Turner Marianne Victor Vasquez Vasquez Janet Uhler Maria Vasquez John Vaughan Rosalind Vaughn Carol Veneman Tim Vincent Angela Walker Wilford Walker Ron Waters David Watson Georgetta Webb Karin Webb Jeff Wharry But, darling, I ' m taken. i : Hi! Debbie Whitaker [erome White Shelva Cheryl Whiting Dale Wilburn Pam Williams Whitehead Sandy Williams Sandy Williams Tara Williams Teresa Williams Kelly Winter Pam Wisnieski David Diana Woodruff Jackie Woodrum Robert Wright Witherinatos Pam Wyatl Don Yates Debra Yeager Sherry Yeager Lori Yount Debbie Zuniga Amanda Zlenowicz Emily Ziska 256 lUNIORS iy i ;| !•__ L f 1 JUNIORS 257 « ' . • , i .•X : ' : ' : ' ; :;:;:;:;:;:;:;:x:::i , ' ' ,% ' ::::;:•:::::::•:::• liii :|:;:|:|:;:i:i |x;:|:|:j:i:i:|:i HI •• - . ■ ' « ■ «    « « «  ' ' ■ ' ■ ' ■«■■■■_ ' . . ■ ' . - . ' . ' . . ' . ' . ' •-■ ' ■ ' ilil jllii •l-lSlii-SJxjiiiiiiijiivi :;X;X;X; bv. . ' .;.;.v.;. •;• • • v. :!:ii::; 5p:iiiap::x:x:x:x: aeai :x:x:x:x:::x:x:x;ilK=S-:v:-X- . .•. .•.•. •■ P 1 Ill m pi; y y f. iiiiiiiii Bx:: ;!;:; K;-:: •:;:-:;; BBB K:±:f:-: ' :-. B P?: •I ' I ' M ' I ' P! 9iHk B ' K? I H fe ' x ' ' • ' PflP K fr BV ' I H |fc iiiiii ;i FACULTY FACULTY 259 PRINCIPAL DANIELS. KING One; of life ' s pleasures is the building of memories, your own only true treasure chest. Pictures help to live these past experiences over and over again, to recall the faces, and to capture! 1978-79 forever. _ My heartiest compliments to the staff of this years Summit who have turned out a beautiful annual and to all of you who con- tributed in making this a memorable year. A toast to your remember whens ' . wows , look at that , remember her. him. that . My wish for all of you is the smiles and tearsof living fully. —Joy 260 Faculty VICE-PRINCIPALS PHILIP HALEY DAISY KIRKMON GERALD SHEPARD FACULTY 261 COUNSELORS CllAKl.KSnr-lNTON GENEBIANCHI PAM DAY ORVILLELOKKEN ADELE MENDEZ L 2K2 FACULTY HARRY PACJH DORIS THOMPSON LEON TRUSS DORIS WALLACE GRACE LANCASTER CAREER TECH. FACULTY 263 SECRETARIES RUTH WILSON CHARLRNK BRILL NEDRA BRITL DENISHFOLGNER JOAN HAMMER PAT COTTER LUCY DONAHUE JW KACl ' l.TY BLANCHE LINI) BECKYMILLKR SALLY RENOUF MYRNATEE LINDA TOMAS STAFF AIDES lOSIEIASSO MARY AGUILERA DOROTHY REBENSTORF FACULTY 265 ENGLISH MARK ABRAMS RUBY BARKER SALLY CASSELMAN PARK DYER JOEL EMERY ERNIE HADSELL BARBARA HAGERMAN JOE HEGGI 266 FACULTY WILLARD KENLEY HAL KLEIN JOHN McPECK BOB MINER P - H V 1 • m g RONOYLER CARL PALMGREN GEORGE SCRAY RUTH STONE FACULTY 267 MATH JOHN AMSTUTZ DOROTHY BADER RAY BERNARD KIRK HENDRICK WALT KALETKA 2r,n VAfriTV DEPARTMENT BLAKE NEAL FRED PLIMLEY INDUSTRIAL ARTS JERRY BENNETT GEORGE BOHN JOHN BRANDENBURG ANN HALL SAM KONNOFF II iirti i-Ac:iii.iY DEPARTMENT JOEVIDAL LLOYD PACK TOM SCHULTE FACULTY 271 SCRAPBOOK SCIENCE DEPARTMENT CLIFF EAGLES JIM HALL KAY KUHNS DON LUNDY CHARLES McNEAL JOHN POWELL JERRY SIPERSTEIN LARRY VIZARD FACULTY 273 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT TEDBUCHHOLZ BEVERLY CHOVICK WARREN GOTTHARD GLORIA MEIERS EARLINA MILLER DOUG STOCKHAM 274 FACULTY FOREIGN LANGUAGE CHARLES EASTWOOD CATHERINE HATCH CHARLENEKUNTZ FACULTY 275 SOCIAL SPENCER DRAKE PEG LAWRENCE lERRY McCOLLUM ANN McNAMARA SNOWDEN ROBERTS ROBERT WADDELL 276 Faculty STUDIES STAN ALl.RKI) ROBERT BETTY CHARLES BRAME ELKA ELLISON TIM BURROUGHS JOYCE DOBY c(Al LUCIANA JOHNSON M — 4 Faculty 277 JW Hjj pi JT . p MARILYN ALEXANDER FLORENCE CORRIGAN CASEY GLEW LIBRARY AND AUDIO — VISUAL 278 FACULTY MUSIC BARBARA NOAKES JOE CALLAHAN W ART DOUG EMERSON JIM FOTIA JOE SANCHEZ FACULTY 279 DRIVER ' S EDUCATION VICBERNARDY DAVE HILL DAVID KASPERICK JOHN PROFANT M(« %ne SPECIAL EDUCATION RALPH CARTER IMOGENE FOREMAN 280 Faculty JUDYGESTRING HOME ECONOMICS MARGE DE LEVA PHYLLIS JONES COMMUNITY LAB ED LOWE MARYIOPOINDEXTKR Faculty 281 z r tt PHYSICAL EDUCATION BARBARA EDGETT WILLIE HASSON , ELAINE CARMEN DENNIS LEES 282 FACULTY DON NIEMEYER RAY VANYO BOB WEBSTER BETTY WYSS MARLENE ZANDERS FACULTY 283 SECURITY MAJORIE BLAZIVIC BOB LEE HOPEOLGUIN AUSTIN PULLIAMS 284 FACULTY CAFETERIA LEFT TO RIGHT — H. GAROT, S. RUIZ, I. WARHURST, S. INMAN. J. WHEELER, M. GILBERT, P. COVEY, F. JARDINA, F. SCOTT. HELEN GAROT, MANAGER LEFT TO RIGHT — R. VALENCIA, J. ZAMAIDIO, D. INMAN, M. BAZED, A. GERBITZ. L DUKE. W. RYBAK, E. FRICKE, J. CHAVEZ LUCY BISHOP ED FUTCH EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT MARJORIE WOLFE EQUIPMENT ATTENDANT FACULTY 285 DOORS TO KNOWLEDGE 3  - f J T!£ ' - ' 4a 286 FACULTY hiiSi: ISff ffffl ' «HMl FACULTY 287 2BH SOI ' HOMO 3o oeour orobWrri lOx ( (V S rvvs.tJ - ' v e 6::)on o Qy r Kou3 (riucin either Sonne have 3 romsa Q K i oo -to o vju hur Of cj Oj -xN y v X 9e da«-Nncx Summer u- e can do So r e 1 voau cause i W-now ifOJf f o m boont, l fe U 5= idot SOPHOMORES s amciq. e o e ' ,i5 Sc y - ' :A w - SOPHOMORKS 2II!I RachelleSolis PRESIDENT SOPHOMORE OFFICERS Debbie Valence VICE-PRESIDENT 290 Sophomores Mr. Lfion Truss ADVISOR CLASS OF ' 81 Michelle Watson SECRETARY Lisa Jasso TREASURER i;,w h P ' r « I ' ui lulie Allen Roscue Allen Diane Alvarado Vance Almador Darrel Anderson Joan Anderson John Anderson Bobby Angell Patricia Arbaugh Daniel Armenia Tim Arnold Janet Arrey Arthur Arrieta Luis Arroyo 292 SOPHOMORES • J Bruce Aarons Tom Aceves Yvette Acosta lose Acuna Patricia Acuna Robert Ahumada |erry Alarid Eddie Allen Thurman Arthur Cindy Bacon Phillip Arzu Bonnie Bade Sandy Asay Scott Bader Chris Atwater Valerie Bauman Melinda Bachardy Dana Bailey Jeff Bailey Debbie Bazner |udi Bailey Uimna Bancale James Barnes Joaquin Recceia Chris Bceman Lori Bell Hey there, handsome! Robert Blee Cynthia Bolback Carol Bolin Jeffrey Bolton Daniel Botello Donald Bowen Lindell Bradford Lynn Bradford Exciting. mwm Vivian Bell Darlean Bender Julie Benjamin Paul Bennet Brenda Bentis Dennis Bently Kathy Bergee Sharon Bevill Charles Bixler Dana Blackcloud Kathleen Bladow Kevin Blandford W I Drums Hi.f.lUv Mark Brandon Kim Bradley Ana Brilo Le iiiii.i Hi i .) Cheryl Brewer Lora Braga Louisa Brown Sherry Carpenter Sherie Carr Marie Carranza John Carrillo Robert Warren Cave Kent Chambless Robert Chaney Castellanos 294 SOPHOMORES Robert Brown Clarissa Burton Phillip Cabral Delia Calderon Lisa Calderon Bob Calia Sandra Campise Ben Cano Greg Carmichael Joe Chavez Lidia Chavez Veronica Chavez Lorraine Christ Becky Cisneros Alton Clark James Colfer Cindy Conner As I was saying . Regina Cooper John Copolillo Michael Conrad Cindy Contreras Lydia Corona Kim Costello Janet Coughlry Charles Craig Ray Craig Tim Dare Sherrie Daugherty Michael Conrad Kim Cromvelt Bobby Cundy Loretta Davis Edward Dawson Melody Daub Chris Davis Emerlilo Davis Fannie Davis Vinci-nl Davis Hfalhor DeGregory Kim DeCarmo MhIIIu ' w DeCora Rosa DeLaCruz Kathy UiMaria Elizabeth DeGrasse Greg DeSmet Brenda DumonI Tracy Dunn Lisa DuPuis Cynthia Durham Charles Dyer Ramona Easdale Jayne Easter Eileen Eatinger Sherry Eaton 296 SOPHOMORES Ernie Dewbre Margaret Diaz Peter Diaz Kim Dickenson Robert Dickerson Yvonne DiPietro Daniel Dockham Staci Doctor Pat Donahue Gerald Dronen Mark Dubiski Kim Dugan Really? A ? Vicki Eberl loeEgan Gary Ellis blalni; Ellison Alice Ellon Teresa Ends Maria Espinosa fames Evans Richard Evans Brandie Everett Franklin Fanning Gail Parkas Nick Flores Ricky Floras What are those weirdos doing? Allen Fagenson Aknetha Fairley Dawn Feezell David Fields Vicki Foreman Saidi Foster Mario Fowler Rosemarie Fowler Keith Fox Craig Franklin Jerry Franklin Lucinda Freed Diana Fuertes Tina Gandy SdKOMORES Eleanor Garcia Denise Geib Renae Giuliano Mana Garcia Francoise Giacalone Ray Glider Gary Gaul Sidney Gibson Lisa Good Kristy Gayle David Gillespie Dariene Gomez Paul Gonzales Rudy Gonzales Michael Graddy George Gradias Adam Graf Ruby Granillo Erick Granlley Paula Graves Elizabeth Gray Robert Graziano Cheryl Green David Greenawalt John Greswit Mariann Guerrero Victor Guerrero 298 SOPHOMORES Tricia Gutierrez David Hackney Melissa Haigler Cathy Halfhill Van Hall Ramon Halvtirson Randy Hamlett Robin Hannold Carrie Harmon Carolyn Harris Elizabeth Harris Jackie Harris William Hartsuyker Tina Hawk Jeffrey Harvey Mike Hawkins « Tom Hattery Sylvia Hayes Mike Haubner Brian Haywood This fetching things for my boyfriend is for the birds! Patricia Haywood Tim Head Lanier Henderson Mike Kim Henry Diane Hensley David Hernandez Hendrickson Francine Hernandez SOPHOMORES 299 -A. Frjnkie Hernandez Marylou Herrera lames Hill Liz Hernandez Richard Hicks MikeHilliker Sandra Hernandez Tom Hicks Lory Hinojosa Sylvia Hernandez Jennifer Hilber Kip Holliday Brian Hume Desiree Hunt Susie Hunter Geri Irick Tara Irick Charmaine Island I ' m gonna get you! ' Danny HoUman Rod Holman Robyn Hopton Richard Ho,ugh Tina Howard Chad Huckabaa Lori Huerta Dana Huff Tammie Hughes 300 SOPHOMORES James Jackson Kevin Jackson Mike Jackson Laura Jaggers James Jarnagin Lisa Jasso Nina Jefferson Juanina Jefferson Cheri Jeffries Sharon Jenkins Bernadine David Jimenez Jimenez Munch, Munch. Munch! Sharon Jones Walterjones Mary Jorden lbm|udcl Gulp, Gulp, Gulp! Hector Jimenez Stephanie Brent Johnson BrenI Johnson Bill Johnson Jimenez Cora Johnson Sally Jones Alice Johnwell Taking the Pepsi challenge. lerry Kirk Ramona Koch Robert Kohner Garth Koles .ar Michelle lullan Kathy Kelly Kim Kilpatrick Debbie Kollman Renee Learned Gary Karp Tom Kelly Linda Kilpatrick Steve Krell Jonathan Leavitt Alan Keeney Stan Kennedy Brent Kimball Ted Krug Gus LeBoeuf ' Don ' t Shoot! Mary Legarret Susan Lemay Craig LeMere Robert Lesniak Charles Lewis LaVonne Ligon 302 SOPHOMORES k. ; lulie Limoges Sandy Lindholm Anthony Kdward Lo};nins Elizabnlh Nancy Lott Livermore Brian Lowry Longfellow Lauri Lowe Oh no! My teeth are stuck! Howard Lusk Kenneth Lynn Scott Maddox Melanie Ronnie Markham Mike Martin [ulie Martindale Magdziasz Carry Martinez Why does everyone go out to lunch but me? Debbie Martinez [ohn Martinez Darryl Mathieson LucyMauricio Paul Marlini ' z Mark Matthews Mark Mavity Mary McCloud SOPHOMORES 303 nHp KiC Debi McCombs Sherri McConnell Keith McFarland Connie McKinley Troy McKown Barbara David Mary Mahomi McLaughlin McLaughlin Mary McPherson Mark Meyer Eugene Miller 304 SOPHOMORES Christine Miller Charles Miller Joe Miller Lynne Miller Can we stop saying ' cheese ' now? Mary Medina Pele Miracos Duane Meeks Richard Merriman Laura Meloy Theresa Mendoza Jeff Metzger Janetta Meyer Michelle Miller Leslie Mills Jimmy Minjares Phillip Minton Don Mitchell Olivia Mitchell Mike Monreal Carol Montes Howard Moody Doug Morrison Jeff Mount Ken Morrison William Morrison Jody Morrisey Shae Mulanax Jesse Munoz Murdock Murdock Ruth Murdock Neil Myers Robert Myles f Thomas NacltMU Krisli Ni ' iman Pnm Navarro l.ancc Ncal Mjiihacl Ncinian Aiulrcw Nelson ' Tm saving up for a comb! Paul Norton JillOehling Lorie Ogans Felicia Ordaz They are all looking at us! ' Deanna Newcome Randy Noble Lisa Nickel Donna Norman Darren Niday Jim Norris Torri Nix Annemarie Norton 306 SOPHOMORES To eat or not to eat Rosie Orejel Wendy O ' Rourke Denise Ortega Jimmy Ortega Michele Ortiz Rosemary Ortiz Rosie Ortiz Teresa Ortiz Myrna Overstreet Hasan Parks Julie Parrish Andre Pasillas Dale Patterson Kathy Patterson Kenneth Pattison Mildred Paulino Delia Perez rijrih Jose Perez Ricky Peterson Vanessa Peterson Lisa Phillips Linda Pickens Kelly Piddington Vicki Pitts Janetle Ponce Ysideo Ponce SOPHOMORES 307 Byron Pope Karen Pope Gloria Porter Gary Pounds Natalie Powell Lisa Preciado |ackie Provence Joy Pryor 01 I knew I shouldn ' t have eaten the whole thing! Roy Ramirez Sandra Ramirez Todd Rawlings Randy Ream 308 SOPHOMORES Idalia Rangel Diane Ratley Leah Rebhan Ginger Reckard ill 4 , Carolyn Quirino Heather Rahn Don Quiroz Elizabeth Ramirez Larry Rachel Fernando Ramirez Robert Radtke Joseph Ramirez That ' s the funniest thing I ' ve heard all day! ' BmI M A Freshman Chris Rhodes Jenny Riddles Janice Rilen Joni Ritchie Brenda Roark Karie Robers Paula Robbins Robin Robbins David Roberts Kelly Roberts Gayle Robertson Richard Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Diane Roesch Peggy Roger Judi Ross Andy Ruiz Mary Ruiz Robert Rybak Susan Sabol Roy Sachs Darla Sadler Starr Sampson SOPHOMORES 309 Eric Sanchez Eric Sanchez David Sanders Lisa Sanders TammieSaul Martin Savala Nancy Schubert Kris Scivoletio Latonia Scoggins Debbie Scott Donna Seaman Gaylene Sedivy Louis Serrano Mike Shaffer You look wasted . Loretta Sanchez Oscar Sanchez Sandy Sanders Katerina Roxane Sayre Sauerwein Chris Schmidt Daniel Sherburne Glen Shewchuck Errol Shook Joyce Shrader Dennis Shucy Tina Sides Lori Sieger Cynthia Sifford 310 SOPHOMORES Charles Silas Leonard Silas Diane Siler Ralph Sistos David Skinner Crystal Smith Debbie Smith Greg Smith )ohn Smith Laura Smith Tom Smith Linda Snow Dusty Snyder Rachelle Solis Sandy Sparks Sally Spence Rosemarie Spencer Kelli Spratt Shari Sproal Hmm, I wonder if my platforms are a little too high? Tom Sproal Christina Stafford Kelly Slavron Elizabeth Stannard SOPHOMORES 311 John Steger Doreen Stidman Shelly Stopps Bruce Stout David Stoewell Michael Natalie Strong Archie Stumfeld Strickland Donna Stump Phillip Thomas Zena Thomas Zina Thomas Tina Tolbert Richard Tometich Crystal Tonto Terri Swalla Carla Swan Jennifer Tardy Beverly Tarver Patricia Tena Hope Thayer Patty Thiem Edward Thomas 312 SOPHOMORES Tom Turner Blaise Ugolini Rhonda Robin Robin Urena Debbie Valence Underwood Underwood Cheryl Vancura Melanie VanHorn fiM a Clare Torres Jackie Torres Joann Torres Juanila Torres Tom Traylor Cathy Trevino James Trevino David Tully Nongus Tumwattana Tina VanVacter MikeVanWinkle Marianne Vasquez Mary Vasquez Sylvia Vasquez Phillip Vaughn Eden Vessup Diane Vierra Nancy Wade SOPHOMORES 313 Scoll W.ulc Cindy Wayv Cynthia Walk Auiiu in VV.ilkor Deborah Walker Shaun Walker Llsena Walker Kalhy Wallerius Kelly Ward Donna Warloe Cathy Warrick Mic;hele Watson 4 VT B J|h( ™m Another exciting day . Scott Wescott Jeffrey Wharry Anihonleno Carolyn Whiting lim Willard Charles Williams Wheeler Rich Williams Dana Williams 314 SOPHOMORES Shulla Williams Robert Willmarlh [eff Wilson KariMi Windsor Tammy Wing Alisa Winston Carl Winter Darla Winter ' No. you can ' t have any! ' Bri lHfl Wisirman Eve Wohnsigl lackie Woodnim Cindy Worsham l.ahrmna Worthy Daiis Wright Riki Wright Steve Wright Vida Wright Deborah Wciulfe Robert Yates Lisa Yaney Rena Zagha Doug Yarnell A Senior Ways to fight boredom . . SOPHOMORES 315 . ::A!A::::fiS6 i«!tfeifc:::::::::::::::::x FRESHMEN .fJJKtJrWtViW SPARTANS FRESHMEN 317 CLASS OFFICERS EIGHTY TWO r- ' Cause milk is so good. Tim Anderson Tim Anderson Rolando Andrada Sally Angell Kathy Anthony Kenny Antill Teri Arellano Raylynn Arnold Gloria Arriaga Andrea Arrieto David Avila Shawna Bach Dwight Aarons Hector Acuna Tonia Aguilar Barry Allen Geoff Allen Gilbert Alvarado Bill Anderson Debby Anderson Raymond Agunilar David Allen Mike Ames Eric Anderson David Bader lavier Baeza Doug Bailey Laurence Bains FRESHMEN 319 Kurl Beardemphi Shawn Beaton Gloria Becerra Roland Beeman Kimberly Beeson Teressa Bell June Bellet Bret Bennett Opal Baker Tammy Baldwin George Delia Ballazar David Banes |eff Bangle Ballesleros Kenny Barnes Tim Barnes David Barrett Sheila Barkman Rnhin Barllett James Barrow Why is this sophomore in the freshman section? Julia Bennett Linda Benson Mieke Bigbie Eileen Bladow Gloria Bocanegra Kim Boyd Wendy Bigham Percy Billings Rick Billings Darna Bishop Lisa Blackburn Steve Boydston Mark Brenneman Carmen Bronson Brennda Brooks Adrian Brown ' Don ' t look at me that way. ' Margie Brown Tom Browning Diane Bryant Melissa Bryant Kelly Buckles Dan Burroughs Jackie Buskirk Jim Byfield Melvin Cagle Leonard Caldera Michelle Calhoun Joe Calia Noel Callison Martha Campos Kim Canada Tina Carr Linda Carrillo Delphina Carrion Brenda Cash Kelly Cason Shannon Cassin JessCastaneda Gladie Chapman Gary Charlton FRESHMEN 321 Our apartment ' s just around the corner. Step 1 — Insert food in mouth. Ronnie Clunie Cindy Cole Colleen Coleman Monte Coleman Michelle Collette Carol Collins Mollis Colomb Reina Colunga Paul Colvin Steve Combs Kathie Cooksley Adrian Cordova Oohh, he said that about me? luliannaCork Anita Corona Keith Cortez Sheryl Costello John Cowell Robin Crews 322 FRESHMEN Kari Crouch Peter Cruz Phil Darnall Delane Davis Joe Cruz Linda Curran Lucille Cruz Darold Dahse Marie Daniels Nedra Daniels Darren Daub Ronnie Daugherty Cheryl Davis Fannie Davis laye Debow |osie Deleon 1 know it ' s in here somewhere. ' Kathy Deleon Suzan Dell Richard Denison Robert Denmark Keith Denny Paul Deshane Danita Devince Peggy Dickinson Toni Didonato Kim Divers Colin Donahue |ulie Doussol FRESHMEN 323 John Drew Maria Driz Gail Drown Wesley Dryden Terri Dugan Michael Duana Dunmeyer Kynan Dunmeyer Dunavent Craig Edwards Robin Egan Donna Estes Harvey Ellis Darrel Falcone Kim Ely Benita Fawcelt Danny Enciso lesus Felix No pictures, please! Michelle Fisher Bryan Fletcher Alfred Flores Carolina Flores Beverly Foster John Foster 324 FRESHMEN Julie Fountain Patrick Fowler Traci Robert Susie Freeb Frankenberger Fredrickson Kevin Fujinaga Ann Freel Duane Frevert DeniseGamboa Mark Fuller Lonnie Fulch Gilbert Garcia Robert Gilbert Larry Click Patric Gillespie Clint Goddard Tom Cingland Tom Goddard Who is this guy? Gustavo Garcia Maribel Garcia Joe Gebara Jacqueline Garcia Ralph Garcia Scott Germond Jim Garcia Sam Garcia John Gibson John Garcia James Gavras Robert Gibson Larae Gonzales Manuel Gonzales Bruce Grantley Darrell Gregory Shannon Gumm Paul Gustafson Mary Gutierrez Mark Hall David Halter Kathy Hamelin Dave Hamilton Lisa Hanby Mary Haniger Ron Hanlin David Hanson Deseria Hardin Annie Hargrove David Hargrove Erick Harris Tim Harris Russell Hatcher Marty Haynes Stewart Hensel Gregg Herbert Anita Hernandez Jackie Hernandez Jimmy Hernandez Leonard Lisa Hernandez Ralph Hernandez Sandra Tina Hernandez Hernandez Nancy Hickey Hernandez Julie Herron 326 FRESHMEN Lance Higgins John Hinds Denean Howard Lynetle Howard Virginia Huey Jacquelin Hunt Bill Hodnelt Terry Howard Ted Hunt Veronica Husband Dara Ihrig Heidi Jackson Robert Husk Robert Hyalt Curt Hydorn Nelia Irvin Ansley Jackson Gary Jackson Janet Jackson Debbie Jaggers Timonthy Jenkins Robert Jimenez Connie Johnson Denise Johnson Linnea Johnson Jim Johnston Susan Johnwell FRESHMEN 327 Ronnie Jones Olin )orden Kami Judy Natalie Kassel Alan Keefe John Keith Kathy Kelley Chris Kelly Debbie Kelly ' Take us to your leader. ' Sara KeUy )ana Kind John Key Michael King Karry Kilpatrick Wade Kline Julia Kim John Kness Erich Kohner Kenneth Michael Kupper Konopacky Lyleta Lahaise Sheri Kruse Renee La Montagne Taa-Daa! — More Gong Show rejects! Tony Lee Jeff Leggat Tina Lewis Alice Leyva [oseph Livermore Cynthia Lopez Keith Lester Yvonne Lindemann Phyllis Lop ;z Edward Lewis Celeste Lister Shawn Love John Landry Youlanda Lang Latoscia Larkin Pat Lauretta David Lavoie Jeff Lawver Janet Leach Marci Ledford What ' s this fly doing in my slush? Lisa Lo ano Katherino Maine . Ti ' rry l.von lill Maka Shiilonda Lytle Colcslinc Ma.il.i Manny |i)dy Malloy Maldonado FRESHMEN 329 Mark Mandigo Kenneth Marchano What are you lookin ' at? l iP Ruben Mayoral James McCombs William McDonald Linda Mcintosh Tia McClelland Janet McCombs Jeff McGehee Dwight McKinnex Michelle McCloud Robert McDonald Bill McGuire Mary McKinney Juanita Medina Carole Miller Rod Medley Charles Miller Lupild Meza oni Miller Kathryn Miller Mark Minion Elexis Miller Tilde Miranda Patty Miller Janet Monreal Scott Miller Sherie Montana How disgusting! Look what I found in my lunch bag! Wa B il A. M K fm Dennis Moody Janina Mora Eddie Morris James Morrison Jennifer Morrison Richard Mowery Kristen Movvrey David Moyeda Kelly Mullen Chris Munoz Dianna Munoz John Murray Eddie Myers Sharon Myles Damon Nance Daunn Nash Shannon Nelson —-■f Say what? WfSBSi Brian Newhouse Eddie Newman Cathy Niswonger Paul Nocchi Sheri Northrup Irancisco Lupe Onliveros Robert Onliveros Ontiverbs Frank Ordaz Myrna Overstreet Rex Owens Bobby Padilla Tommy Padilla Crystal Paitsqts Michael Pak Lisa Peele Lisa Penrod Cathie Percy Joanne Perez Gregg Peterson Julie Phillips Kristy Phillips Douglas Pickard Jackie Palmer Sanja Parks Laura Hatke Tracey Patrick James Patterson Shirley Pedruza I wonder how I did on that test? Carol Pierce Kevin Poe Sheila Pitts Ron Pope Cynthia Poe Terri Porterfield Darn it! My spoon broke. ' FRESHMEN 333 Bill Powers Denise Puglisi Monchai Randolph Quiroz Charles Radtke Brian Ragan Pungaew Sandra Ratley Lora Ramirez Michelle Richardson Curt Roberts Karin Roberts 334 FRESHMEN Saci Rivera Deborah Roberts Jennie Robles Diane Robbins John Roberts Kathy Robles l tiiPI Theresa Ray Leah Reiter Michael Teri Reynolds Richard Rice Remington Gaylyn Richardson I ' ve had a bad day. ' Tim Rodarte Robert Rodriguez Albert Rodriquez Fernie Rojas Leanne Rojas Mary Romero Curt Rounsville Mike Rountree Alex Rubalcava Maria Ruiz Leslie Runn David Rybak Timothy Salas Donna Sanchez Lalo Sandoval Monica Sandoval Football, anyone? Woe, Mamma! John Saunders Michael Sayre Linda Scaramella Patty Schabow Jenny Don Schiro Schellenberger RonSchneber lames Scott Mike Sellers lohn Sensintaffar Melissa Sepulveda Peter Sherborne Russell Shielos Larry Shook Steve Shook I ' m so happy! Joe Shrader Traci Shuford James Shyr Don Sigrist Arnold Silas Charles Simmons Debbie Sims Veloria Sims Mike Sisk Robert Smillie Chrystie Smith Yusef Smith Heidi Snead Tara Sneed 336 FRESHMEN Nancy Taylor Glen Thies Lauri Thompson TonyTielge Krisline Tobias Carlos Torres Ralph Torres MikeTraufler Marina Vasquez Olilla Vera Ben Vessup Steve Vincent Stormy Voss Francine Waitish mSSi Cavin Shelly Twerion James Valle Treantafilos Colleen Varela |oe Vasquez Steven Van Hosen Larry, Moe, and Curly. 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It it my right to b« uncommon. I seek opportunity to develop what- ever talents God gave me — not security. I do not wish to be a kept cttuen, humbled and duUed by having the state look after me. I want to take the calculated risk; to dream and to build, to fail and to succeed. I refuse to barter incentive for a dole. I prefer the challenges of life to the guaranteed existence; the thriU of fulfiUmerU to the stale calm of Utopia. I will not trade freedom for beneficience nor my dignity for a handout. I will never cower before any earthly master nor bend to any threat. It is my heritage to stand erect, proud and unafraid; to iJiink and act myself, enjoy the benefit of my creatioru and to face the world boldly and say — his, with God ' s help, I have done. All this is what it means to be an American. bj Dean AlUoge Courwy of — AMUICAN tUROICAL Mim.V CO, MC. la EaM HlgdlMd Av ., 8m BcnMrtlno. CalNemU ANITA GBEENAWALT Associate Res. 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Baseline St. SB, CA 92410 Phone: (714) 884-3 1 77 SI:RV1NG IHF Sll DPNI B()DYOFSANC;ORC;OMO. 25799E. HKiHLANDAVL. SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92404 HIGHLAND FABRICS LUCILLE SCHULER 27141 Base Line Highland. California 92346 Telephone (714 862-4724 music centers BAND INSTRUMEMT SPCCIAUSTS GARY FRANCISCO 421 W. Highland Ave. SBdo, CA 92405 714— 882 3305 3505 Yucaipa Blvd. Yucaipa.CA 92399 714—797-9496 HARLEY ' S SPORTING GOODS Custom Trophies and Awards We Specialize in School and Team Ouffi+ters Award Jackets and Sweaters Bank Americard — Master Charge 401 W.Highland Ave. — San Bernardino Corner of Highland and D Phone 882-3764 FOSDICK ' S ICECREAM GRINDERS 6321 N.Del Rosa SBdo. CA Verle L. Millsap H.B.Campbell HIGHLAND A W ROOT BEER 3499 E. Highland Ave. Highland, CA 92346 714—862 3441 w BASE LINE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Serv ice Telephone (714) 862 818! Jim Vaughan Inc. Realtors I 780 East Highland Ave., San Bernardino, CA 92404 Jim Vaughan, Broker Office 714 886 4846 Res. 7 14 862 6843 RAY O ' BRIEN AGENT STATt f ARM INSURANCE COMPANie_. SYLVIA BOB THOMPSON Owners 1416 E. Highland Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92404, Phone 882 3343 Like a good Neighbor. State Farm is there. (714)883-2426 3444 Dei Rosa Avenue San Bernardino, CA 92404 EL RANCHO MARKET on Baseline Ave. Between Palm and Victoria Avenue Highland, Calif. McDonald ' s ■ 1996 Del Rosa, San Bernardino, CA DISCOUNT WAREHOUSE ncii Cur+is — Ma+hes Factory Direct Distributor Litton 157 North E St. San Bernardino, CA 92401 888-1356 mwLiixuxxuixm mSCOUNT WAREHOUSE PLEDGE We mII not b« two ' on any deol b) ooy d ' icouni or to cotled Div cownt Sto«c Of OOUME e d.f- ' fffwxe Cash CTV Tf.r; '  v vfV viV iJi.Land Umtioxti. Rattan Patio Den Furniture Tikis • Gifts • Baskets • Luau Rentals Hawaiian Clothing 348 W. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA (714)886-2019 lolograpliij SAN BERNARDINO RIVERSIDE ' ysf r- .- a -v:. ..5; ' i :-: ' . : r, - v -ir -;;: ll memories. ■ ■jj H B T ' . ' 1 , ' bm b hb i ' ■r . I)VKRTISIN(; .M7 T Est. 1919 LEATHER COMPANY A COMPLETE LINE OF LEATHER AND LEATHERCRAFT SUPPLIES COME IN FOR FREE CATALOGUE 652 W. Base Line San Bernardino, CA 92410 (714)885-4544 4-AHHY GLyVSSON AND QUASAR Sales DALE ' S TV. Servicc Most Makes ano models tv - stereo you can re confioenv when you cm i, aS5-35ie - 889-3202 lOIS E. Base Line. San Beknahdino. Ca ihokniv 2 BIks. W. of Tippecanoe Home Lumber Company h655 E. Base Line San Bernardino, CA 92410 (714)884-4845 AtlKlm uinE«r| -I FREE DELIVERY FOREIGN AND DOMES ' J T AUTO PARTS 26483-C Baseline HIGHLAND, CALIFORNIA TOM TORRES PHONE 862-1 JOHN WEATHERS 862-1 STEVE McKEOWN FLEET SALES LEASING LE MANS DATSUN Inc. 885-3883 101 No. E St., San Bernardino, Calif. 92401 Mon.-Fri. 8-9 p.m. Sat. 8-6 p.m. Sun. 1 1-5 p.m. LEASING AND SALES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK ANDY ' S DONUT SHOP 127 E. Baseline San BDno., FRESH DAILY 4 a.m.- 1 I a.m. 888-4560 KOBTS shoes CALIFORNIA ' S FIRST AND FOREMOST SELF-SERVE SHOE STORE 25725 Baseline Rd., San Bernardino, CA 924 10 Fleita MilSoq YOUR HOSTS VANCE LERNER AND BOB HENLEY Rocque ball Handball Club ! (714)824-2171 FOR MEN WOMEN 22980 WASHINGTON COLTON, CALIFORNIA 92324 QUEEN ' S HOME OF THE GRINDERS 1 6th M+. View 884 2317 889-4117 2 I 734 E. Highland Av. (Nex+ to Builders Emporium) 886-5074 8865075 Where It ' s a Treat to Eat Lunch or Dinner PHELAN REALTY P.O. Box 396 Pheian.CA 92371 (714)249-3347 A Ptnonal MrsM t ram Htim K«nn dk -T- - ■l. ' t ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS Robert W. Tellefson Manager and Registered Represenfafive mSuoJuL 17 Years Service The Prudential Insurance Connpany of America 249 East Highland Avenue San Bernardino, California 92404 Office: (714) 882-3386 Prudential @ Our Greatest Asset Satisfied Customers JOHNSKIBBA TRUCKS Mid-Way Honda-GMC I 7264 Foothill Blvd. Fontant, CA 92335 Fleet Lease Manager SALE — FLEET — LEASING — SPECIALISTS HONDA CARS — GMC TRUCKS — BUICK — PONTIAC JAGUAR — ROLLS ROYCE — BRITISH — CONTINENTAL CHRYSLER — ETC. (714)829-0830 825-4872 |gA MOR ' 1 HH r ■ 1 350 I 1 ■ 1] LA MOR ' S CREATIVE CRAFTS closed Sat. Sun. 2578 E. Highland Highland. CA 92346 Ph. 864- 1 562 BOBBI BOBENG BETTY COUGHENOUR HAIR CARE plus new Instructional -up course. • ■•.iiiii iiii-s s( iil|iltir(t1 rhiils rtdil (It- ' siyti individual lasht ' S l id w diiaii e(l ■iTv ' es foi rnen Ort NbUAVS . ilK)S l v [ipoiol 862-5501 885-1903 CodmIm n I I High School Senioirs! Get a Jump on the Future Now if you ' re within 6 months of graduating from high school, you can be paid over $40 a month in the Air Force Reserves until you finish. You will receive all the unifomis, privileges and benefits of the Air Force Reserve. What ' s more, after you graduate, and complete Air Force basic training, you can have a guaranteed, selected career training or an on-the-job assignment 40 Air Force Reserve career ai available to you. And when you finish initial active duty training, you ' free to return to a full time civilian job and a paid part-time Air Fo Reserve job right in your own community. Sound good? It is. the details. Call your Air Force Reserve representative today ask about the bonafide high school program. CALL collect: TO; NAME: ADDRESS:, I CITY: I PHONE: STATE: .DATE OF BIRTH AIR FORCE RESERVE your local air force RENO REAL ESTATE 862 0441 883 9054 27005 Bdseline Highland, CA REPRESENTED BY BOB HAYDO ' K P.O. Box 537 Palm Springs, Calif. 92234 (714)327-4029 ing: INNOUNCEMENTS yEARBOOKS IPLOMAS WARD! AWARD WINNING SERVICE Imperia Toyota II39N. E S+. San Bernardino, CA 889-833 1 HERBS VITAMINS PROTEINS VITA FOODS Comple+e Line of Health Foods I6I4E. Highland Ave. 225 E. 40th 882 4127 DISTRIBUTOR FOR: SCAT- TRI MIL HEADERS - RAPID COOL Regional Distributor OPEN 7 DAYS MACHINE SHOP SERVICE 888-6787 885-6571 One Block East of Tippecanoe 1375 E. BASE LINE SAN BERNARDINO RED CARPET It ' s Your Money. We Never Forget That. San+a Barbara Savings Santa Barbara Savings and Loan Association 998 S.E. Street, P.O. Box 6347 San Bernardino, California 92412 Telephone (714) 884-8794 Each Red Carpet Office Is Independently Owned Operated SERVICE WITH INTEGRITY —the RED CARPET WAY BETTY BENNETT Associate I505N. D St. San Bdno,CA 92405 Bus: 884-6061 Res: 884-7474 MtWUUS ' taC tO ' tKM m MLS REALTOR to jsmer ..der nou . Wlenerschnit;Kl HAMBURGERS HOT DOGS 494 S. E St. San Bernardino Open 7 Days 10 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. Phone 862-9968 Fri. and Sat. til 9 p.m. PEPITOS DRIVE IN Mexican Food to Go Combination Plates, Burritos Chili Rellenos, Tacos, Tostados 26539 E. Baseline ORANGE BELT FEDEfiAi SAVINGS RANGE BELT FEDERAL SAVINGS f and LOAN ASSOCIATfOI 2200 E. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92404 862-4161 885 3865 YOUR INTEREST IS OUR DAILY CONCERN GoIF Arcade Ba+t?ng Cage 1 THE FUN FACTORY AND THE PIZZA MACHINE 7094 Victoria Ave. Highland. CA 02346 SSG RIQHARD SANABIA FTRF RECRUITER HEADQUARTERS AND HEADQUARTERS COMPANY I s+ BATTALION. 185th ARMOR . SAN BERNARDINO. CALIFORNIA 924 1 . nmtr ' -mD.Cvms ?.iiL- . f 4(t COPY SERVICE 379 N. E St. San Bernardino, CA 92401 (714)884-5215 BUSINESS CARDS RUBBER STAMPS TYPING SERVICE REDUCTIONS ♦CHRISTMAS CARDS V EDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS CITRUS BELT SUPPLi l277N. E St. ' I SAN BERNARDINO, CA -fl?05 , p (7I4)888-CH27, C Ifcu ' Befit- S ZALES THE DIAMOND STORE PHONE 714 889-0768 440 INLAND CENTER SAN BERNARDINO, CALIFORNIA 02408 DAVE WEIR, MANAGER 27214 BASE LINE P. O. BOX 213 PH. 862-7240 HIGHLAND, CALIFORNIA 92346 Judy McNown (714)862-7240 DeMoss REAL ESTATE (714)882-2911 2 I 75 N. Arrowhead Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92405 Res. (714) 862-0358 E Jegus said T am the wSyTthe truth, and the life, no man cometh unto the father but by me. John 146 MARANATHA BIBLE STUDY CENTER , 886-l324 ; 1 [ Congratulations to the Class of 79 From HIGHLAND FARMS MARKET CORNER 9th AND VICTORIA HIGHLAND. CALIFORNIA FEATURING LOW SUPER-MARKET PRICES ON TOP QUALITY GROCERIES MEATS, AND PRODUCE FAST. FRIENDLY CHECK-OUT SERVICE AND CONVENIENT PARKING lloLLS itI -I THROWS IT f 6 y (9)® ! I! m Pizza Italian Dishes Dine Here or Food to Go Ph. 714 862 8999 SfjJii. Spellacy associates REALTOHSflnc We ' re Norton Boosters 2724 N. Waterman San Bernardino 22400 Barton Rd. Graad Terrace 3fi93 E. Highland Highland 883-8911 824-5330 864-0200 1 3669 E. Highland Ave. Highland Palm, Highland, CA (Highland — Palm Center) ' 79 WILL ALWAYS SHINE Le Monaco ' s 236 Central Ci+y Mall San Bernardino, CA 885-9159 359 (714)883-1103 STARDUST otie J ink 2 1 67 N.Lugo Ave. San Bernardino, CA HOUSE OF YOGURT 1703 E. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92404 885-2121 Marie Callenders 1625 Industrial Park Redlands.CA GENE RECKARD CENTURY 2 1 REALTY 26694 E. Baseline Highland, CA 92346 SAN BERNARDINO FEED FUEL 333 W. BASELINE SAN BERNARDINO CA 92410 RICHARD JOAN McMICHAEL (714)885-7058 AUSTIN, SMITH GORMAN CALL 886-4801 MERCURY LINCOLN WE LEASE ALL MAKES AND MODELS LEASE WITH THE PROFESSIONALS Our knowledge, expertise and many years of experience enables us to Tailor Make a lease that is exactly riglrl- for your own personal, financial and tax requirements. To assure prompt service, please call at your convenience for an appointment. NICKSTATHIS Lease Manager ROGER HARMON LEASING CO. 240 Sou+h E S+reet San Bernardino 210 San ST. BERNARDINE HOSPITAL Serving the Inland Empire since 1930 Accredited by Joint Commission of American Hospitals I North Waterman Avenue Phone Bernardino, California 92404 (714)883 8711 Mac ' s Nutritional Centre 1245 NO. E ST., SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405 PH. 885-7165 - NUTRITIONA CENTER i 884-8868 8848869 CONGRATULA- TIONS SANG. SPARTANS Come on by for 3 I Flavors of the world ' s richest, most delicious ice cream. BASKIN— ROBBINS ICECREAM STORE Russ Wilson 202 Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA Phone 883 1881 Manufacturing HAMBURGERS. GRINDERS, PASTRAMI, STEAKS, TERIYAKI, HOT DOGS, N ' MORE! BURGER FACTORY 26589 HIGHLAND AVE. HIGHLAND -862-8341 OPEN DAILY I0A.M.9P.M. ALL MAJOR LINES AVAILABLE, SALES - RENTALS - LESSONS • REPAIRS music k mo COMPiiTI ACCISSOKIIS fOR ORUMMIRS « GUITAR PIATIRS ONE OF mLANO EMmRE ' S NCWEtT ROCK tHOPS • kUNN • OUIID • RIMO • TAMA • OVATION • OON tOPS • lUDWIO « IRANII • TAMAHA 862-6801 INSTANT FINANCING AVAILABLE M4t « SAM LINI ■ HIGHLAND (CORNER OF VICTORIA ft BASELINEI Marie Cailenders Highland Ave. San Bernardino • Discount Prices Financing Available J incoin Jtu tLLn HOUSE OF DIAMONDS HIGHLAND PALM SHOPPING CENTER HIGHLAND 885-3981 862-9055 MT. VERNON SHOPPING CENTER COLTON 825-6500 LARGE SELECTION OF CLASS RINGS EXTRA COOL CREDIT fc y li. chna, GEORGE H. SCHNARRE INC. 1416 E. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92404 883-8666 III ill ::: ::: n: :t: 1777 EAST HIGHLAND AVENUE. SAN BERNARDINO Start Now! . Take A Lesson! You ' ll learn so much about karafe that you ' ll want to shout about it! Sign up today! Larry Ammons STUDIO OF SELF DEFENSE II89N. E St. San Bernardino (Corner Baseline) 884-8733 Hours: 10:30-9 P.M. SALES • REPAIRS • PARTS AUTHORIZED DEALER - NOW F EATURING... FRIGIDAIRE jMAVIAti SALES 8. SERVICE - MAJOR APPLIANCES ON DISPLAY 884-11411 W Appliance Center - SAME LOCATION SINCE 1950 - 564 E. BASE LINE - SAN BERNARDINO SPONSORS RICHARD D. PFEIFFER DDS, M.S. PracHce limited to Orthodontics ARTHUR J. MORGAN DDS, M.S. Practice limited to Orthodontics WENDELL L MOSELEY M.D., INC. EARL R.CRANE DDS, INC. 364 Advertising DR. MRS. JAMES A. BLEE DONALDS. CANNAN D.D.S. ATRONS OBERT PATRICIA LAUR R. I. B. SHAFFER RwiN A. McDonald, d.d.s. ASE-LINE — HOME IMPROVEMENT CENTER EARNEST N. CHAN, D.D.S. — Practice limited to orthodontics DANUVIO RESTAURANT — Specializing in Mexican Food FLOWERS BY ARTISTIC — Floral Designs — Plants — Gifts — Corsages SIERRA ESCROW COMPANY SAN BERNARDINO KIRBY — 8127 North E, 886-4857 Advertising 365 _. oMW lor u«K If y, UXM- 0. v«N .fcV.vxr4 ruOouL aaOa ., J '  v ' ' ' y ' ' ' 55 V- ' ' -j ' ' T— 0 ' 7g If! 0:= lrr «r vM N TUcmv p -a |°tb RaLes r -y -i 1 y .H ?i fl , -TO- 51 _:6 i? ve s — O i V| o ' felihSrC - 3 lH tDfp Ir-OiS : rr: cY., c «• r« nO (.:;kf r oi t - ' Lorac G« «1| ' , on tKjL Pi.« otT OF ■t ' V| Oust -r  CNEW PRiNiC PALoF y , V«ce , A FLOCl E Pv AKf HK RI6HT y ocf yJ l j Be( , o ;; i --% c -rhantS ro PtbblK yr ' n . , « ike. iW lo of f«n H,e- - • ' D - ' •AC- 5 qoQ i-iJ e if SO M tn to jf , 1 ' m ic ? 1 1 . [lit a OjO I (_«. A ee 0 ' ] 74 I have dedicated a great deal of my high school daygp wards producing what you see as your high school year- book. Being able to produce this annual was not only due to dedication on my part, but that of many unnamed con- tributors also. Without my close friend. Heather Hellman, I would not have been able to put together such a great edition of the Summit. Heather ' s work with me went far beyond the call of duty, and I want her to know how much I have appreciated all her enthusiasm and ideas. m The other persons in need of commendation are as follows: Mr. Carl Palmgren, f rafl the guidance, the good times, and for being a friend; Mr. Ralph Crowell and associates, for this year ' s pictures; N4s. Jane Parmer, our yearbook com- pany representative, for all your help; Mr. Dan King, for his compassion and understanding; the advertisers, spon- sors, and patrons, for their financial support, without which there could be no annual; the annual staff section editors and my assistant editor, Susan Johnson, whom I have goadedfinto doing their best; to the certain exceptional staff members (They know who they are), an extra, well deserv whanks for everything — your enthusiasm, dedication, -fnr sticking in there, and especially for putting up with thai unreasonable, moody, (yet likable) editor - me; a cer- tain Oracle editor, Karen Bradley, for all her very much appreciated support; last, but most certainly not least, the staff photographers — Jim Vaughn, Niki Stathis, Mike Grave jBti Mr. Rosales, for all their extra effort. The only ones left to thank are the staff and student body of San Gorgonio for their participation in anSi coopera- tion with the 1978-79 Summit and its staff. Without your support the annual could not have turned oral so great. I hope that you feel that this annual is as good as I know it is. I also hope that the annual has captured the Spirit an(i;the year at San Gorgonio — the true measure of a good annual. SUMMIT EDITOR ' 79 368 THE END ' Ouj ' Ua, -y,? ' (T nt _: xuf n u A, _ - ' f WHat