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

Text from Pages 1 - 376 of the 1980 volume:

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I ' ve had my share of sa ' kicked in my face but I ' ve come through ; And I need logo on, and on. and on, and ( We are the champions fti} We are the champion kennwr and my cu Wn calls. You brought me fame and forti and everything that goes with I thank you all. ' But it ' s been no bed of roses, nn nlpasure nruise. _-- 4 I conskler it a hallenge beforfethe whole humai race and I ain ' t sonna lose. And I need logo on, and on, and on, andoi wjm ar(; [ iv. champious my e ' ll keep on fightmg till the end. We aie the champions. We are the champions. Nottoe for kfcers ' cause we are the cha ALMA MATER 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 boldness The white of purity. Fulfillment of your future lies 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 memory at our side. 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 We are the top, yes, we ' re San G. High. S-P-A-R-T-A-N-S Spartans, we are the best. Stand up and fight for 01 ' 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. tKay McComiis Sheri Scott g DITORS i ' Mhy Hoffman ,Mandy Hough Br CLUBS ; PGS: 214-239 :; EDITORS 1; Ruth Barron SSuzy Hattery BOYS ' PORTS ; PGS: 126-165 :, EDITORS - Jim Johnston i Steve Powers PGS: 286-309 ORS SPORfS PGS: 166-1 EDITORS Janet McCombs Rachelle Solis STAFF RDDM FACULTY PGS: 310-337 EDITORS Pat Cassidy Debbie Whitaker :ditor li Sparks EDITI Brandie Everei Francoise i Giacalone 111 i ACTIVITIES sH AI|C1DRG0NI0 CTIGHBCH R-AI E BUR SONG ' L, Td EEr: ' a. BMI P ■ Pf u ■ K. 1 1 i(r -n«r 1 ? ■ HLI La— a b r W 1 1 ;i ' Wwk 1. 1 g f-,Jyp i ' i ■ iMiw i n This life is yours. Take the power To choose what you want to do And do it well. To love what you want in life And love it honestly. Take the power To walk in the forest And be part of nature. . Take the power To control your own life. No one else can do it for you. Take the power To make your life happy. — Susan Polis Schultz 1979-80 STUDENT COUNCIL Student Council members are the elected representatives of the student body. Their term of office was from the beginning of the second semester of the preceding year until the end of the lirst semester. They represent the students in solving student problems, rais- ing funds for activities, acting as liason between administration and the student.s. and planning the following student activities- dances, movie nights at school, Homecoming, pep assemblies, ' 50 s E ay, Donkey Basketball, ICC Days, Sadie Havvkin ' s Day and blood drives. SB Officers: Tara Williams — Secretary. Cheri Jeffries — Historian. Jamey .andrv — Vice President. Sheri Sc.iill — Treasur(?r. and Lori YounI — President. Class Officers: Freshmen — Sandra Dutched. Sophomores — Lynn Stuart. Juniors — Rachelle Solis. Seniors — Pat Cassidy. W; DSC Members: Carla Swan, Grct.i VVi ' dul. Sh.uui jiuiy. and Simon Pastucha. Speaker of Assembly — Karin Webb and ICC Presidtul — Utl)t)ie Zinuga. (eU«ns Directors: Back row: Cindy I.ind. David Harprove. Susan Hallcry. Ruthie Bar- ron. Kelly Foster. Front row: n iMil.i Foster. Carol Veneman. Stormy Voss. Deb- bie Herr( ra. Members-at-Large: Sherry Adams. Rosalyn Overstreet. Bob Cundy. Danora Watts, and Debbie Valence. The wiiterpolu team is honnred at an assembly for winning first place in CBL, The drill team competition group performs. PEP ASSEMBLIES The crowd gets ready for spirit competition. Coa ;h Powell says that he needs spirit from our student body for thi ' biK football game. mS 1979 FOOTBjAl mecominHqueen AVIS STlHrT FIRST RUNNER-UP Cheryl Carlton SECOND RUNNER-UP Lori Greer and Melissa Miller A is Stuiirt reigns as this year ' s Football Homecoming Queen. Her school activities include Head Varsity Cheerleader, Pep Club, .md gymnastics. She especially enjoys art, poetry, dancing, softhall and working with chil- dren. A is ' ambition is to attentl a four-year college and major in psychology. The Summit congratulat( s Avis. HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES standing: MelLssa Miller, Lori Greer, Rulhie Barron, Cheryl Carlton, and Lori McDonald. Seated; Kay McCombs, Avis Stuart, Linda Picltens, and Beth Hamilton. Not Shown: Susie Torres. I COLOUR MY WORLD COLOUff NY NORLO WTH HQPr The senior float took first place in sweepstakes, originality and best interpretation of theme. Alumni attend assembly. wmm Asia, ahimni band performs New and old cheerleaders cheer at assembly. FOOTBALL HOMECOMING 79 Homecoming week was October eighth through October twelfth. This week was celebrated by the student body participat- ing in dress-up days: Kiddie Day, Twins Day, Punk Rock Day, Hat Day, and School Colors Day. Friday a Homecoming assembly was held in honor of all returning alumni. The 1979 homecoming queen, Avis Stuart was crowned during the half-time of the game between the Spartans and the Redlands ' Terriers. After each homecoming queen candidate had been escorted down the field with their fathers and introduced, the winner was announced by having her name lit up in fireworks: afterwards, the crowd was entertained by a fireworks display. The Homecoming Dance was held at Raincross Square in Ri er- side on Oct. 13. A buffet was served and the band, Zedekiah. per- formed. 1 lonieconiMiH (pieen ' s name fired up between goal posts. BMl )UR JRLD K.iy McCombs .ind f.ilhcr w.ilk nn rril i .ii|)fl «.ui nielli. All homecoming candidates and fathers wait during the game for half-time. Riiurning queen, Angel, sits at head of the line. II SUMMIT STAFF The Summit staff produces San G ' s annual. The goal of the staff is to provide a yearbook that records a pictorial history of the 1979-80 school year. This history provides students with a collection of pic- tures and written summaries of all the major events of the year. It also, hopefully, provides the candid pictures that catches the spirit of San Gorgonio and if s students. Edilor-in-Ctiief: Susan [ohnsDii ,inci Ad isiir; Mr. tJ.irl Palnigrcn. (Left) Mike SIckit, Don Bradley. Chris Stalhis. and Nikki Slalhis. mil Acliviljes — Kay McCombs .ind Shcri Scoll Seniors — Mandy HduhH and Kalhy Hoffman Faculty — Debbie Whilaker and Pal Cassidy Clubs — Susan Hallerv and Rulhu ' B.irron i Chuck Miller — Sports Editor, Liz Sliva, Marie Jenkins — News Editors. Cindy Lind — Feature Editor. Sheri Scott — Editor-in-Chief, and Mr. Palmgrcn — Advisor. ORACLE STAFF eOrac Our Worthy Advisor Mr. Carl l ' ,ilm«nMi Has Ncihs.i Sides, Kdllori.il Kdilor — L.nira Smith, ,md Sl,dl The Oracle; staff is in (;harH(( i)f puhlishiiiK I 111 ' school n( ' vspa|) !r. This ycNir they have started somcthinjj ninv. Instead of an ci ht pane ncusi)ap( ' r every month, they arc pub- lishing! a four-paye issue; evijry two — thr(!(! vs(;eks. This was done in hopes that the; ncjws ,iiul Ihe stori(!s would he more up-to-date, ihe Oraches purpose is to try to accurately describe and r(M;()rd any activity or event that pt!rtains to the students of San Gorjionio, The [ournalism class is an opportunity for students to l(Mrn the functions of a ntnvspa- per, to write for a newspapijr, and to de sij n and layout the school newspaper. The Oracle staff expresses their j ratitudc to hotoj-rajihers: Mr. Rosale ,, Nikki Stathis, and :hris Stathis; cartoonists: Pam Oakes and Thomas ladeau: and Mr, King for the time and effort that ley contributed to our newspaper. Frunt row. I to r: Martha Guerrero, Aase Gurdersen, Deborah Nakaguma, Bonnie Bade. Back rciu .11(1 r (:.irol ii Rnh.irds. Thoni.is M.,I.,lll ;hhn. I ' .it Trii.i. Dcsirci- Hunt. pirit and instigating crowd chants at football and basket- d ' s All American Camp at which they received 5th place : and received 2nd place and were invited to a football feback - 6th, Miss Drill Team USA. Mt Sac California i 1 ■BBpaBpR H H KKVc- I ESsmHRH qP hi b 8BB H wK m SI9Wm ' ' BISt K llS 1 Hj E B pP I H H Cindy — 80 H VARSITY POMS Tho Pom Squad had a very successful year, placing well in all their competitions. At Hibbard ' s Ail-American Camp, they placed first, as -ell as receiving a first place trophy for hardest working. They attended a USC competi- tion placing second, and were invited to the game afterwards. They had the honor of being invited to do pre-game preformances at two of the Los Angeles Rams games. Other competitions included: Arroyo — 2nd. Disneyland — 1st, Saddleback — 1st. Miss Drill Team USA. Mt. Sac. and California State Championships. Marv McMdhon — Head -. V Renee Scott — 80 -..■-■.■• irf- . Monica Watts — 81 Halfhill — 81 ,. VARSITY FLAGS The Varsity Flags, who are known for their pep and spirit and good performances at «ssemhhe s and bas cetba ' ' half-times, also proved their fine showmanship by domg well m ' o ' P ' P foTi f J Camo and received 2nd place. Arroyo — 5th. Saddleback — 6th. Disneyland — 2nd. Miss Drill I earn UbA O- i Sac -is?, and California sfaie Championships. They were also invited to do two pre-game performances at the Los Angeles Rams games. JUNI0R1 ARSITY CHEERS 1 I Head Janet McCombs Dana Baily Michelle McCloud Co- ead Julie ttfferron USA. Ml, Sac and California State Championship at Arroyo. tills season, ipetitions were llSMflMi FRESHMAN CHEERS McCloud I nkucia Martinfez Kim Hayes (not shown) Thi; Freshman Cheerleaders were new lo the school and contributed much time and effort in getting the freshman class involved in the school activities. The freshman cheerleaders cheered the waterpolo team on to GIF playoffs. Their competitions include: Arroyo. Disneyland, and California State Championships. [.h SENIOR POWDERPUFF TEAM SENIORS WIN GAME 18-0 B STini IMKIIMMW JUNIOR POWDER PUFF TEAM ■0 h i f Juniors discuss a play in huddle. San Gorgonio hold its annual powder puff game on Decem- ber 13, in wh ich the junior and senior girls compete against each other in football, and the boys become the cheerleaders. The senior girls won the game by a score of 18-0. The cheer- leaders cheered them to victory with their articulate and well- maneuvered cheers from the sidelines. During the day there was a powderpuff assembly. The coaches introduced their teams, the cheerleaders performed, and the kings and princes were introduced and elected. Robin Hamelin won the honor of Powderpuff King and Bobby Miles was elected Prince. ■-fll BASKETBALL HOME- COMING i;r J Class competition contest at Homecomin}! Assembly DHB THIS ONE ' S FOR YOU  OMECO KETB. [NG QUEEN ]ARLTON i SENIOR CANDIDATES F I R S T R U N N E R U P Cheryl Carlton was crowned Basketball Homecoming Queen on February 15th, the night of the homecoming basketball game against San Bernardino High School. Cheryl enjoys snow skiing, water skiing, and jogging. Her school activities have included — Drill Team. [V Cheers. Varsity Cheers, Pep Club, and Annual Staff. She plans to attend the University of California-Riverside, where she will study Law. DANITA FOSTER n Danita Foster c A N D I D A T E S J NOT PICTURED ALEXIS MILLER I NOT PICTURED KEENA HOLLOWAY niBwiMDMUl CONCERT BAND . r«rr- low 1: S. Lomay, M. Thompson, J. Hilber. L. Bain. Row 2: J. Cooper, C. Perez, V. Corona, C. Faulkner, M. Culunidn, K. Beeson. Row 3: S. Lampson, L. Fischer, W. Dhnson, J. Johnston, B. Behling, L. Hernandez, T. Anderson, R. Fredrickson, G. Allen, W. Jones, R. Toliver, L. Livermore, J. Smith. Row 4: J. Patterson, J. Cork, M. liyashire, L. Curran, C. Williams. V. Gray, S. Griffin. E. Lara. R. Prince, D. Harmon, D. Villapando, J. Gonzales, J. Koroulakis, K. Lang. Row 5: L. Pirkle, P. iumbro. L. Goin. T. Wrysinski. D. Marci, D. Randolph, G. Corsaut, D. Lassiter, C. Silas, V. Ramirez, L. Boan. J. Davis. T. Tolson, D. Wiseman. Row 6: K. Bland- ord, B. Grantley, J. Keith. J. Bangle. D. Hernandez, M. Vasquez. J. LeMay. The San Gorgonio Concert Band and Wind Ensemble lave consistently won top superior ratings in district ind state regional music festivals for the past 15 years, n 1973 the band, in competition of all bands in jouthern California, won the honor of playing for the California Music Teachers Conference in San rancisco. in 1974 the band, in competition with bands n all states, won the honor of performing for the Jational Music Teachers Conference and in 1975 the 5an Gorgonio Band went to Hawaii for the nternational Music Festival. The bands play for programs, concerts, festivals, and special ceremonies. During the Christmas season they performed in concerts at school and in the community. The beginning of second semester was spent working jn music for festivals and spring concerts. Band Officers: William Johnson. Kim Lang. Jack Smith, Kevin Blandford. MARCHING BAND STAGE BAND L to r: R. Fredrickson. R Polman. [. Smith. R. Quiroz, P. Donahue, R. Glider. K. Lang. A. Caudilln. D. Lassiter. L. Boan and P. Vaughn. DRILL TEAM N so ' v o spartai 2 I -Co-Caplai KniH-ling: N. Martinez. T. Blair. K. Aquino. Row 1: S. Mercado — Captain. Row 2: C. VanCura — [r. Captain. T. Castaneda, L. Harris. ]. Kind. C. Swan, C. Lizarde. S. Doctor — |r. Captain. Row 3: S. Gamboa. M. Sepulveda. B. Tapia. D. Newcomb. S. Nevarro. Row 4: C. Provance. ]. Cagle, D. Valence, E. Eatinger. L. Gillespie. Row- Si D. McAtee, ). Provance. L. Leavette. V. Hernandez, A. Winston. Row 6: C. Snyder. S. Nelson. M, Magdziasz, L. Preciado, L. Sokol. Not Shown: ). Asay. T. Charl- ton. M. Gonzales. R. Hopton. T. Huff. R. Humildad. K. Pope. I. Robles. M. Robles. G. Robertson. [. Tardy. Thi Hrill Team at San (iorgonio has long since played an important role in adding spirit to our school and representing our school in parades and comii(!titions. The drill ttjam performed in pre-game and halftime ceremonies during football season. Besidtis jxirforming in the pep assemblies, they have participated in a parade in San Bernardino, a Halloween parade at Magic Mountain, Black History parade and a Cinco de Mayo parades This year thciy will compeitc; against othijr high schools in the Southern California area at Saddhiback HS. Arroyo HS and in Torrance. S Drill Tcun Officers TALL FLAGS Kneeling: D. Walts. G. Richardson. C. Pierce. Bending: M. Richardson — Captain. Standing: S. Washington, K. Duncan. M. Watts I Peabodv S Watts — Co-Captain. M. Sandoval. , ,itt Elaina Tonto — Spartan Mascot Mrs. Edgett — Drill Team and Tall Flags Advisor. «p DRAMA PRESENTS DRACULA Dracula. the vampire play, produced by the Drama club and directed y Mr. Hadsell, was presented in the Drama room on December 11 and 2 to an obviously appreciative audience of parents, students, and achers. The play, which is a horror comedy, takes place in the private sani- jrium of Dr. Quincy. His patients are trying to recover from a variety f mental illnesses when a gentleman named Dracula , a blood-drink- ig vampire from Transylvania, buys a castle next to the sanitarium and trangt! things start happening. The main actors are sophomore David Hargrove as Dracula, Steve owers as Dr. Quincy, and Rachelle Solis as Professor Van Helsing. CONCERT CHOIR Row 1, left to right: Cheri lefferies, Dana Williams, Bob Campbell, Kay McCombs. Susie Holsonbake, Patrice Haywood. Row 2: Susan Stoeppelwerth, Gary Edgar, Scott Hensel, Lanier Henderson. David Worthington, Mike Harnden. Ryan McConnell, Greta Wedul, K. C. Pilgram. Row 3: Robert Rivera, Laquitta Dawson, Sylvia Hayes, MaryMcCloud, [enette Myer, Susan Dell, Denise Puglisi. Row 4: Carol Bolin, Roni Dietz, Martha Stoeppelwerth. Angela Carr. Randy Hanlin. Kevin Coughlin. Stewart Hensel. Not pictured: Richard Rice, Sandra Sparks, Janet McCombs, Charles English. Joanne McDonald. Chuck Tipton. Angela Unilt. braise, Trac) PiulaPiin lins,Deb[aC BEAUTY SHOP QUARTET Sylvia Hayes, Martha Stoeppelwerth, Angela Carr, Susie Hol- sonbake. ' ■iw m- M a GIRLS ' CHOIR Row 1, left to right: KC Pilgrim, [eniffer Mills. Patty Thiem, lulie Herron. Helen Kwon. Row 2: Chee Chee Davis. Tracy Hilli- hridjje, Tracy Gravlin. Linda Tillam. Row 3: Sandra Stankorb. Lori Orans. Tracy Webber. Rebecca Sandoval. Casey Slegall, Paula Piddington. Not pictured: Kathy Hamelin. Alison Hargadine, Nadine |acobo, Mary McConold. Lisa Mears. Vicky Per- kins, Debra Downes, Angela Unitt, Bridget Jamison, Gwen Bradac. BOYS ' CHOIR Row 1, left to right: Bob Campbell, Mike Harnden. Ruben Ortega. Row 2: Chuck Tipton, Stewart Hensel, Scott Hensel. Gary Edgar, Ryan McConnell. Row 3: David Worthington. Lanier Henderson. Kevin Coughlin. Robert Rivera. Bill Cravens. Not pic- tured: Robert Lovelte, Charles English. Row 1, left to right: Peggy Dickinson, Dawn Burnett, Petrice Haywood, Terri Stewart, Greta Wedul. Row 2: Lanier Henderson, Randy Hanlin, Kevin Coughlin, Gary Edgar. Row 3: Cheri Jeffries, Carol Bolin, Martha Stoeppelwerth, Sylvia Hayes, Angle Carr, Stephanie Pettis, Dana Williams, Susie Holsonbake. Not pictured: Robert Lovette, Scott Hensel. Kathy Lawerance Hensel, Elaina Tonto, Chuck Tipton, Richard Rice. Pianist: Angela Unitt. Choral director Barbara Noakes IHH SHOW GROUP The Summit — a talented singing, dancing group, who perform to cho- reographed music. They have per- formed in assemblies, musical pro- grams, convalescent hospitals, and other schools. iN«li jm JR.-SR. PROM MAY 2, 1980 I • DREAMS DISNEYLAND HOTEL . MMU irfHa3kuAi I like dreamin ' ;ause dreamin ' can mak yT)i I like dreamin ' Jplosing my eyes and feelin ' fine When the lights go down I ' m holdin ' you so tight, j Got you in my arms Top row: Salvador Garrillo, Michelle Munoz, Margarita Sustaita, Monique Smith, Celia Chiprez, Bernardine Gant, Sylvia Hernandez. Francisco Hernandez. Bottom row: Dario Leal. Ana Leal. Linda Scaramella, Veronica Husband. Katherina Mainez. Tereesa Tompkins. Mary Ruiz, Tomas Espinoza. The purpose of Folklorico is to enhance the appreciation of the Mexican culture and heritage through the teaching of the Mexican folk dances. They have performed at a Mecha luncheon and during Cinco de Mayo. M W p BOYS ' STATE Patrick Cassidy It was great to be chosen as a delegate for Boys ' State. I learned a lot and had a fantastic time meeting people and being a member of a mock California governmental system. I ' m sure I benefited from it greatly and I feel more prepared to participate in govtTnment in the future. Patrick Cassidy Debbie Whitaker I had the privilege of living in Melbourne, Victoria, in Aus- tralia for three months during our last summer break, as an AFS exchange student. During my stay, my host family took me on a tour of Victoria, a bit of New South Wales, and South Australia. I petted a kangaroo and wallaby, but the greatest was cuddling a koala. I also had the opportunity to attend an Australian high school. The mates at school were really terrific and I made many close friends. Debbie Whitaker Monica Watts Monica Watts will travel to Sacramento this summer as San G ' s representative for Girls ' State. Monica was nomi- nated by her Social Studies teacher and was selected after attending an interview; academic achievements and her abil- ity to get along with others was also taken into consideration. In Sacramento, Monica will learn about our state govern- ment. I TACHIKAWA STUDENT Lisa Good Lisa Good was chosen to be San G ' s representative in Tachikawa. San Bernardino ' s Sister City in Japan. She will visit Tachikawa for one month this summer and stay with a host family. Hopefully, she will make new Japanese friends and come to a better understanding of their culture. Lisa was chosen on the basis of personality, academics, and ability to communicate with others. EMANUELE MARTINOLI Ciao, My name is Emanuele Martinoli. I am from Milan, Italy. 1 came here to experience a new lifestyle and a new culture. I found a lot of friends and nice people. I ' ve never been homesick and that means I ' ve really enjoyed staying here. San G is a great school and the Spartans are the most wonderful people of all. I thank you for your patience in helping me. Hope to see you again, perhaps in Italy. Arrivederci a tutti AASE GUNDERSEN Aase is from Norway. She came to America through YFU. (Youth For Understanding). Aase enjoys attending San G saying, I have never before enjoyed school as I do here. The main reason for this lies in all tht; fun that is involved in school besides the educational part. It has been a pleasure for the Spartans to meet Aase and have her attend San G. MIKE STOLLENWERK Mike Stollenwerk lives in Cologne, Germany. He came to America for this year through the Pacific Intercultural Exchange. Mike likes the variety of classes at San G and says that they are different than those in Germany. He enjoys the people here, and he plans to return in three or four years. San G wishes Mike the best in the future and we hope to see you again here soon. ■MHK ■ F ' ] J i ilSaiGa says Ernani Albuqurque Felix Del Bono Eduardo Eskenazi PACIFIC INTERCULTURAL EXCHANGE STUDENTS VISIT FOR A SEMESTER Six new students came to San G at the beginning of the second semester to learn more about our country, to get the experience of living in Amer- ica and to make new friends. All six came through the PIE (Pacific Inter- cultural Exchange) program. PIE is a new organization that operates between the United States and many countries in Europe and South America. Felix and Eduardo come from La Plata, a city in the state of Buenos Aires. Marcia is from Assis in Sao Paulo, and Luiz is from Sao Carlos in Sao Paulo. Erani is from Rio Grande do Sul, in th(! southern part of Brazil. Demitri is from Brazil. All of the students agree that the biggest change for them in America is school. Most of the PIE students only go to school for four hours each day in their countries. They cannot choose their classes, and are given a schedule consisting of 12-14 classes during the week. Th(! Summit Staff, r(![)res(!nting the students at San Gorgonio, hopes that we provided the PIE students with a representative look at Amer- ica. D( mitri Kalligeris Luiz Mattoso mi Max. gpl on the good fool! Keep San $B Can ' cm. ' - unio beautiful . . . 66 %.. Winners take all! Willi, you think youvi; jjol Ihi; miKhl and you think you ' ve got the power. San Gorgonio . . . We ' re still the one! Spartan pride, hey. keeps us going to the top! We are the Spartans, we think we ' re nifty, we think we ' re mighty fine, oh how we ' re gonna ' shine. Superiority gives us authority — so come along and sing our song — Spartans are the best, the best of all the rest. TftfiMOUNTMNS STANDING ROUND .t A ,• - ,«Ee|AT THE ME Q- lY. v« is ' SENIOR SENATE DUMPING PROHIBITED President Patrick Cassidy L Vice Pres. — Martha Steopplewerth Secretary — Angle Carr ryjr; ' : ■ yg it. -i ' xib ' ' ' . ■ : ' ■•!?- ' - Sponsor — Mr. Brame Treasurer — Patty Chacon — i ■ ; ■ «R iii « f ' i f 1 r Pam Bovven Ann Bowden rPfSSBSSR 3id Campbell Mik Alfred Chavez Olivia Chavez )an(!lt(; Clark J Anthonv Cl.nulil !,(•(• Clav Lisa Clay 1 IH H J ULt ' MP HSI I B 1 Btt ' I- nBlr Li Mk ' l ' ' B fl 1 ' ' J ■ ' 1 F [ 1 i B T. , f, . i B Bruce Coons Mike Cordell Carla Corsaut Gerald Cox Patti Chacon — Super Spartan Doug Chambers — Super Spartan Robin Chambers — Super Spartan Tammy Charlton — Super Spartan Alfred Chavez — Simper Spartan Olivia Chavez — Super Sp irtan Janette Clark — Super Spartan Anthony Claudillo — Super Spartan Lee Clay — Var. Foolhall. Wrestling Lisa Clay — SuporSiuirtan Mike Ciough — Super Spartan fames Collins — Super Spartan Fkuce Coons — Super Spartan Mike Cordell — Super Sp.i; tan Carla Corsaut — Oracle Stat I, P( Var. Badminton Gerald Cox — Super Spart.m Todd Cretors — Super Spartm James Croteau — SupiTSpartan wderpuff, Var. Tennis amcs (Tdteaii mffitlMUWIBWWMtiHHWmffiil ' ShiitM ' BwwiranuiiiraisfantiiiL, i:i;. ' . ' : ' ' ;i.TgniP!K;e: ' :iJjiiit;li:j!;-:-i!s A «ta Davis Kurt Do ywilcr l.incl I )(irris Mik( F- ' .stos Derek Drvden C;irv numoiit David Culler — Super Spartan James Culler — Super Spartan Raenel Daniels — Fashion Club. B.S.U. Coletta Davis — B.S.U., Var. Track, Alive Club. Powderpuff Emerlina Davis — 3 yr. Var. Badminton, Var. Tennis, C.S.F.. N.H.S., A.F.S. Secretary. Honor Guard, K.D. ' s. S Club Edward Dawson — Super Spartan Laquitta Dawson — B.S.U., 2 yrs. Fashion Club, Group Concert Choir, Girls Choir David DeCordoba — Super Spartan Elena Diaz — Super Spartan Debbie DiDonato — Super Spartan Kurt Do jgwiler — Soph. Football, 2 yrs. Var. Water Polo, Aqua-Athletics, N.H.S.. C.S.F., Honor Guard Janet Dorris — Super Spartan Derek Drydcn — 3 yrs. Var. Waterpolo. ,3 yrs. Var. Swimmmji, Junior Waterpolo M.V.P., Var. Swimming Capt., Var. Tennis, Student Assembly. Humanities Club. Western Civ. Club. Auqua-Athletics, Psychos, W.H.S.J.C. Gary Dumont — Powderpuff Cheerleader Karen Easley — Var. Tennis, Var. Softball, Powderpuff San G. Surf — Assoc. Powderpuff Cheerleader James Ebi rhardt — 3 yr. Var. Waterpolo, Swimming, Psychos. Aqua-Athletics Allyson Ellison — Super Spartan Mike Estes — Var. Football, Wrestling Julia Ferguson Cindy Ferrin SandnFed D.Miit. Kfllv hislcr Icllrny Fritz liinct Frost Daniel FrfM ' d Moniquc F ' rench Joe Estrada — Super Spartan Sandra Fedor — Super Spartan Julia Ferguson — Super Spartan Cindy Ferrin — Thomas Fitts — Super Spartan Deirdre Flores — Super Spartan Jos(!phine Flores — Siipcir Spartan Victor Flores — Super Spartan Eric Florin — Super Spartan Gerald Foreman — 1 yr. Var. Football, 2 yrs. Var. Wrestling, Uncle Stu Fan Club. Psychos Danita Foster — Suj)er Spartan Kelly Foster — Danit;! Frecni — Super Spartan Monique French — Super Spartan Jeffrey Fritz — Super Spartan Janet Frost — Super Spartan Janice Frost — Sujier Spartan Teresa Fuentes — Super Spartan Janice Frost Teresa Fuentes iflidf ' 1 VL i p ' -fliJ flll H H ).iilL ' ' d ii l m :- BHiiiivmDimiannnN j-jtiti nitt(Kiiu;!i ikhir :i4: ' |iDi:i awe Gillian iCflforth tl Frccidie C.riidiiist Rhonda r.ra lin - Anlh( y Fuller — Var. Basketbali Phylli Garcia — Super Spartan ; ' - ' Virginia Garcia — Suppr F5partaii |f ' Aaron Gerth — Super Sp.irtan Dvvay e Gilli an — Super Spartan John Goddard — Var. Fuotball, Var. Golf Jodi Goforth — Pii|M 1 Spartan Becky Gonicii — Super Spartan Cynthia Gome — Super Spartan Rosie Gonifr , — Super Spartan Johnny Goni frs — Supor Spartan Marcelia Gon aies — Super Spartan Terri (Innzaifs — Super Spartan Ken G odc ■- Super Spartan . Kim Goode -3- Super Spartan fc Freddir Gradiasl Super Spartan Rhonda Gr,i Hn — Super Spartan Laural Godwin Roselta Greene Tracie Greenwood Lori Greer Victor Guerrero Carol Gustofson MHH PMifliB]BifiWBiiii;n3raBCg W4!i!i a ' . ' ' i: r! . Laurel Godwin — Super Spartan Rosetta Green — Super Spartan Trade Greenwood — Super Spartan Lori Greer — Super Spartan Michelle Gregory — Super Spartan Keith Gross — Super Spartan Victor Guerrero — Super Spartan Carol Gustofson — Super Spartan Daryl Gwaltney — Waterpolo. 2 yrs. Swim Team, Psychos. Aqua-Athletics. San G. Surf Assoc. Powderpuff Cheerleader Larry Halfhill — Track. Concert. Marching, and Stage Band. C.S.F., N.H.S.. Psychos. Western Civ., German Club. Humanities. Uncle Stu Fan Club Treena Haemmerle — Super Spartan Celia Haimitcheck — Super Spartan Susanne Hall — Super Spartan SusanneHamell — Super Spartan Beth Hamilton — Super Spartan •nrf ' ? ' Randall Hamlin — Super Spartan Robin Hamlin — Football Kathleen Haninger — Powderpuff Riiiiin I hinilin Kathleen HaninKcr iii Michelle Harris l m Siisiiii Hiillcrv M.iri.mnc 1 lauj rn Robert I l.u ' eniaiin Piitriciii 1 Icrnancit ' . BUlHanes — J.V. Ba. — _ Brian Hanson — Var. Track. J.V. FoolhaO.l.C.A.. J.V Track, Drama Club. Pole Vault Kinney Hardin — Waterpolo. yrs. Var. Swimming, Psychos, Aqua-Athletics. Powderpuff Cheerleader Anna Harris — Super Spartan 4 Kenneth Harris — §uper Spartan Michelle Harris — ' Super Spartan Susan Hatlury — Drill Team. Jr. Class Secretary. Prom Committee, Baseball Stats., Western Civ,. Studeni Counril, Annual Staff. Sobobans. Senior Float Cj mm. Marianne Haugen — Super Spartan Robert Ha emann — Super Spartan Scott Hawkins — Super Spartan ' Donna ( leflin — Super Spartan Chris ! loggi — Super Spartan Cainron Heinle — Super Spartan Scott Hensel — Super Spartan Patricia Hfernandez — Super Spartan Debbie Hernra — Powderpuff. Student Council rhjpfelber — Super Spartan [)( bbie Herrcra Mark Hiiber ■ ■ -- ' ' •■ - ' ■ ' ' •- -91 Trade Higgins Virgie Hill Cindy Hodge Hmmm, which way did he go? Kathy Hoffman Harold Holcomb Susie Holsonbake Ther(!sa Huabner Rachel Hiimiidad Mta tgrnmraiiHti-T ' . William lenson Trawe Miggins — ! V ' irgie Hill — Super Spartan Cindy Hodge — Super Spi i tan Kathy Hoffman — 3 Yis Aiinu.i! Staff. Honor Guard, l.H.C. Harold Holcomb — Siipor Spartan Susie Holsonbake — Super Spartan Mandy Hough — Summit taff, 79-80 Hasketbail Stats Sherri Howard — Super Spartan V t. Theresa HuabncT — Super Spartan ' , Rachel Humildad — Soboba ns Lisa Hunt — Super Spa rlan Mara Houstc j ' Super Spartan Ron Jaggers — Super Spartan Janice |Pnkins — Super Spartan William fenson — Super Spartan Rebecca [iminez — Super Spartan Anthony Johnson — Super Spartan Connie lohnson — Super Spartan Anthony lohnson Connie lohnson iU 1 sparOJHf spartar ' S ' 5 1 1 Danny Juarez Robert Kuhns Lori Johnson — Super Spartan Susan Johnson — 3 Yrs. Varsity Tennis, 1980 Captain: 3 Yrs. Annual Staff, 1980 Pres. of I.H.C., Editor; Sr, Powderpuff, Honor Guard, Float Comm. William Johnson — Concert Band. Pep Band. Marching Band, F.F.A.. N.H.S., Alive Club, I.C.C, J.V. Baseball Patrick Johnston — Super Spartan Karen Johnwell — B.S.U., J.V. Basketball I ' oudrrpuff Danny Juarez — Super Spartan Shana Judy — Varsity Flags. N.H.S.. C.S.F.. Drill Team 77- 78. Track Stats. D.S.C. Rep.. Student Council, Prom Comm.. Pep Club Katrina Jung — Super Spartan Christy Kase — Super Spartan Levonne Keim — Super Spartan Shawn Kilpalrick — Football Greg Kinard — Super Spartan Karen King — Super Spartan Vickie Kirkley — Super Spartan Robert Kohner — Super Spartan Robert Kuhns — Varsity Baskelball. Golf Olga Leal Michael Lavoie Kathy Lawrence Craig LeMere Mary Lemos Victoria Leon Mm Cindy Lind Tracey List Cindy Lizarde Patrick Lloyd • m Greg Logan Lisa Lombardo Lori Knock — S ( liib. Humanities. Sr. Float C(imm. Grace LaFlorcs — Super Spartan lames Landry — A.S.B. VicePres., Student Council. I.V. Soccer. Gi rman Club. N.H.S., Psychos. Uncle Stu Fan Club Evangclui I ..irriba — Super Spartan Michael L.i oie — Super Spartan Kathy Laurence — Drill Team 76-7 . Cum rrl Choir, Girls ' Choir, Gospel Choir, Show Group 7fi-79 Olga Leal - Buper Spartan Craig LeN j|fe — Supi ' i Spait.m Mary Lemo , Super Spartan Victoria LeoA?— Varsit Gheerlentiri 78- Cheerleader 7 5.78. Psychos, K.U. ' s Cindy Lind — ?iiph. Vice Pres., Tall Flag Track, Oracle Staff Writer, Dir. of Curriculum. MKi. State, Pr Pres.. Calif Club. Annu Tracy List — Cindy Lizard M.E.C.H.A.. B Patrick Lloyd — Greg Logan — Su Lisa Lombardo nm.. Dir. of Public ity. SobohansVirc- Scholastic Prt ' ss As.s(H ; ' i;, ' , In F m f, Who ' sWmploal artan . Drill Team. PojRltTpui ir Spartan ef Spartan Super Spait.ii Lane Lundahl Edris Magee Curly look! Ron Magwood Steve Lombaijdo ' — Super Spartan Nancy Lott — SuptT Spartan Christine Loya — Super Spartan Lane Lundahl — Sujier Spartan Edris Magee — H.S.IJ., Concert MarchinfJ Band, ! Club, Student Assembly, Sr. Powdcrpuff Ron Magvvood — jV. Football, B.S.U., Soph. Basketl J.V. Track, Wrestling, Touchdown Club 79-80 . Tim Maimone — Super Spartan ■ Z!!3essica Martin — Super Spa rt.m ■ Emanuele Martinoli — Super Sp.irt.in Vincent Martinez — Super Sp.irt. in Sarah Marucio — Super Spartan Diane Mauk — Super Spartan Sherry Mayberry — Super Spartan Tammy McCallister — Super Spartan Debra McCombs — Super Spartan Kay McCombs — Var. Poms — 2 Yrr... J.V. and Fro.sh-Soph Cheerleader. Football Homecoming Nominee, First Runnnr-l !p, Basketbdjl Homecoming |r. and Soph., Freshman Sweetheart. Annual Staff, Concert Choir. Concert Hand, Hon.ir Guard, U,S.L:.. Float Comm., P Ch,h tW-A 0 iy]ff!!inirniiULTifVs JiuirjiuiitBflniimnjiiBHnn m M ■WBa ■n l■■■ ttl l4 j mli!« ,, ;)4; ii jl 1. ' ii;ii iiat uoMcKinley I feci likf hugging myself. Bonnie Minton Karl Mitchell Dcbni Miller Mr-lissa Miller Elaine McDon ilil — Supir Spartan Lori McDonald — Super artan ' . a McMdhon — P«jms- AJfonzo McKinley — 2 yrs. J. V. Track. 2 yrs ' 1 yr. ' Var. F()o|ball, 1 Yr. Vffr Track ' , Touchd )lga !|knd() A — Super Spartan ■ hanie Mfsado — C; iris Choi 8-79. Drill Team Capt.im 79-80. 79-80 iji Jeff Midd.iugh — Super Spanaif j David Mill( :• — Super Sparlan ■fcelir.i Miller — Super Sparlan WMelisi a Miller — 2 yrs. Poms. Jr. Pni r team. Hoikh Cuard Bennif ' Minton — Super Spartan KarlMjtcljtiil — Super Sparlan yj j u leagre — Foolball Toore — Super Sp.irtan ■.i:.ss, Sobob Rd Montelea re ickie Moore , m 1 i I ' ve heard thissto ry so rr any times Kevin Mullen Steve Myers Cathy Navaro 10? BmHuiuiuiai Gloria Neal Annabella Negrete Deanna Neilson Touchdown ' ' RobfTi Morriii — Sii[)(i S; . ' lan K(!n MuiTiscn — Suptr S;i,i;ian Kita Morrison — Supi i b|j.i:t,in Kevin Mullen — Suin r S]i,irlan ' ' t Tr§j «Ku[i( ' r Sp.irt.ui ..vafti ' M-ttdfltHA., K Iv, Wtr s Who Anions A in ?« % ■L.Aii Mommy says, I ' ll grow up soon. ' sr; mTo Nunez — j (cr Sparlan Super Sparlan X y vr ,- p,ir: ih — Riipt ' i ■ — Mnn ai Janice O ' Brian Pam Oakes -ij ' s. S Club. .Y Sj Club Pn-sid-;: Uncle StuFaiifsflih. Psychos. 1. ' ' Junior Varsity ChrcTleadcr. d-SHP flH ' - ' Powdcrpuff, Okk ic cartoonist. iJBnT fi Megaphone Pairti r. Varsity Clu:i;i-? Kiribl ' li Janice O ' Brian — Super Sparttir! I KA fi27, Jii L Felicia Ordaz Donna Ortega We bring our friends to school with us. UVBULV.llLTT- DHHixum«iUBOKiUiiiiVJ nMmiinniu]nRiiB]B iB«!is«iMthini! t Maria Owens Gabriel Padilla A Lourdes Panuco Dale Parker John Parry Debbie Pash RosalynOve t Kevin O ' Grady — 77-78 J.V. Basket, 77-78 J.V. Basketball Captain, 78-79 Varsity Basketball, 78-79 M.V.P. Varsity Basketball, 79-80 Varsity Basketball. 79-80 Varsity | Basketball Captain. 79-80 C.B.L. M.V.P.. 79-80 M.V.P. ' Varsity Basketball. 79-80 Varsity Basketball Player of the|j|| | week, 79-80 All tourney teams. Tony O ' Neal — Super Spartan Felicia Onlaz — 79-80 Homecoming candidate. Super Spartan, Var. Volleyball, Student Assembly. DoriB Ortega — Super Spartan Andrew Ortiz — Super Spartan Rosalyn Overstreet — J.V. Girls ' Basketball, Varsity Girls ' Ba.sketl .ili. J.V. Girls ' Softball, B.S.U., Checkmate member, Pre of Black Satin Club. ' Maria ( )wensHe- Super Spartan Gabriel Padilla Super Spartan Lourdes p. niui.u — Super Spartan MM04lMkft r — SuTXT Spar John Parry — Su;ier S Debbie Pa.sh — Super Spartai K, lanwMinnniaMBiBMWiaiiiHituMBiiiwff ' - igHriEilHj lgj ammynHDiiamMm i;ii«ipHwwHmiBaHpii i?viinaiiht]W iif5il;r; ' I s rWR. Linda Pierce Karherine Plavajka Debra Patke — Member of KD ' s, S cluh. Sr-cretary of S club. National Honor Society. Honor Roll Richard Pcro . — Super Spartan Ken Peterson — Water polo. Super Spartan Melinda Peterson — Super Spartan Stephanie Pettis — Super S[iartar. Robyn Phillips — Super Spartan Ldnda Pickunb — Super Spartan Linda Pirrce — B.S.U., B.8.U. driiJ team, Fashion club. student assembly. K.irherine Plavajka — Suptir Sparrsn K.ilhy Portcrfield — Super Spartan Rhonda Postnikofil: Unda Poulos — i Linda Poulos l li ' M WfJrlMilr. ;p, ■-■;, ;;|oTi iifli f r Steve Powers — Pres. of Humanities Club, Racquetball Club, Drama Club, Sport ' s Editor Annual staff. ICC. Robbie Profant — Super Spartan Cori Quinn — 3 Yr. Var. Volleyball. 2 Yr. Var. Basketball. N.H.S., C.S.F.. Girl Sports Club. Powderpuff. Mark Ramires — Super Spartan Ben Rayon — Super Spartan Anfonia Real — N.H.S.. M.E.C.H.A., Wrcstlerettes Charles Reed — Super Spartan Sylvia Resendez — Super Spartan James Reynolds — German Club. Student Assem. N.H.S., C.S.F.,I.V. football. Carolyn Richards — Super Spartan Joe Ridder — Super Spartan Wade Riddering — 77-78 Cross Country, Spikesters, Psychos Club, Uncle Stu Fan Club, Manager o Cross Country Team, Junior Class Treasurer. Joe Ridder Wade RidderinR Michael Ruis We didn ' t want you to smile anyway r Alice Robles — 77-78 Drill Team Co. Capt.. Powderpuff. U.S.Y.C.C, Sobbobans. F.F. Dolores Robles — 77-78 Drill Team. 78-79 Drill Team. Povvdnrpuff, Student A.ssembly, 79-80 Varsity Flags. 79-80 Varsity Flags Co-Head, 79-80 Homecoming Candidate. Peggy Rogers — Varsity Cheers. Super Spartan James Rooney — Super Spartan Dudley Rue — Super Spartan li Michael Ruis — Super Spartan Michael Salazar-— Super Spartan, Track. Cross Country, C.B.L. 1st team Cross Country. Tammy Salley — Super Spartan Cathy Sanders — Super Spartan Terri Sanford — Super Spartan Roxane Sayre — Student Assembly, Fashion Club, BS.U. Treasurer, powderpuff. Laurie Schultz — Super Spartan Laurie Schultz I fi Ki Class of ' 80. The New Wave! r Ti nwFiTf ' ' ii(iWM|j(jj|r Alan Slater Elizabeth Sliva Sheri Scott — Oracle Editor-in-Chief. Editorial Editor of the Oracle, A.S.B. Treasurer. Annual Staff, Sobobans, C.S.F., Western Civ. Club, Float Committee, Prom Committee Who ' s Who, C.S.P.A.. Girls ' Swim Team, Tall Flags, Uncle Stu Fan Club, C.A.S.C. member Laura Seasholtz — Psychos, Powderpuff, V.I.C.A. George Sedivy — Baseball, Football. Super Spartan. Linda Seymor — 2 Yrs.. Varsity Badminton, K.D. ' s. N.H.S. member. C.S.F. Member. S Club member. Kim Shal e — Super Spartan Lisa Shaleska — Super Spartan Walter Shaw — Super Spartan. Soccer Laura Shippard — Super Spartan Neillisa Sidor — Oracle Staff, J.V. Volleyball. Varsity , Volleyball, Volleyball Club. Powderpuff. . Steve Silzas — Super Spartan lin Alan Slater — Super Spartan Elizabeth Sliva — Super Spartan ,-m Leave me alone. I ' m trym to study BfetiJiriPi.. 12 4 JT Jack Smith i I Debbie Snyder Shari Spratt Jack Smith — Marching Band. Concert Band, Stage Band, Wind Ensemble, Vice Pres. Band, Honor Band and Orch. Shereen Smithson — Super Spartan Cynthia Snyder — Super Spartan Debbie Snyder — Super Spartan ' f. Lance Spence — Super Spartan Shari Spratt — Super Spartan Lorena Stafford — Super Spartan Michelle Stansell — Super Spartan Nicki Stathis — 3 years Summit Staff Photographer. Tim Steele — Super Spartan Avis Stewart — J.V. Cheers, Varsity Cheers, Varsity Cheers Head. Terri Stewart — Super Spartan Terri Stewart trammoMmmn rMiiKiiiTTrenm- tm JSHIL iBWU 3 ' H Tamara Teague Barton Thomas Ladana Thomas Marcey Thompson 11 u p - V — , . ■F I f OTarth lartha Stoeppelwerth — T || P | Cor 9nrSl ' group president, FouriNcr Yours Quartet, J. V Cheerleader. ' Vanity Cheerleader. Sophomore Secretary, Honor Guard. JjI ' ennis, Varsity Tennis, N.H.S.. C.S.F., Alive Club, njobans, Who ' s Who, Pep Club. Psycho ' s. Senior Vicf is.. I.C.C. I ' owderpuff. 5undsen Supper Spartan Swan — S i|)ei Spartan % [fa Swinford — Super Spartin Catherina Swobodii — Super Spartan Valerici Sylva — Super Spartan Betty Tapia — Powderpuff. 2 Yrs. 13ri K.D.s Robert Tayler — Super Spartan Tamara Teague — Super Spartan Steve Thorn — Super Spartan Barton Thomas — Super Spartan Ladana Thomas — Super Spartan Marcey Thompson — Fashion Club. B.S I ' P Badminton, Track. Maria Thompson — Super Spartan iV . 1 Maria Thompson IMBSttniDIMI Victor Vasquez John Vaughn viaTtans Clifton Vickers i f t r i§ Deborah Villapando Teresa Tolson — Super Spartan Teresa Tompkins — Super Spartan Elaine Tonto — Shields, 4 Yrs. Varsity Swim, Choir. Flags, Waterpolo. Show group Gary Tonto — Waterpolo, 2 Yrs. Varsity, 2 Yrs. J. V. Team, Aquaathletics. Surf Ass. Elizabeth Torres — Super Spartan Susie Torres — Super Spartan Carla Travis — Super Spartan Anita Trevino — Super Spartan Janet Uhlcr — Super Spartan Maria Vasquez — Super Spartan Victor Vasquez — Super Spartan John Vaughn — Super Spartan Clifton Vickers — Super Spartan Deborah Villapando — Super Spartan Tim Vincent — Super Spartan Angela Walker — Super Spartan Tim Vincent Angela Walker 120 Deiiora Watts Karin Webb Greta Wedul ■n I K ' Kelly Winter jivid Watson Patrick Walker - J.V. Track, Varsity Track. Student Assembly Rep., N.H.S.. B.S.U., Vice-Pres. Fashion Club. C.B.L. Relay Team, Tachi Finalist Christina Wallerus — Super Spartan Ron Waters — Football, Super Spartan David Watson — Super Spartan Denora Watts — Super Spartan Karin Webb — Student Council member. Speaker of Ass., Fashion Club. B.S.U., I.C.C. Senior Float. Greta Wedul — Student Council. Secretary of Dis. Student Congress, Concert Choir. Show Group. Band. Gymnastics Team. N.H.S..C.S.F. Dale Wilburn — Super Spartan Scott Wilburn — Super Spartan Kevin Williams — Super Spartan Pam Williams — |.V. Basketball, J.V. Basketball M. V.P.. Varsity Basketball. Girls ' Varsity Basketball M.V.P. Sandy Williams — Super Spartan Tara Williams — Student Council. Student Assembly. Who ' s Who. Fashion Club. B.S.U.. Powderpuff. Senior float. Honor Guard. Kelly Winter — Super Spartan Donna Wcstcott — S Club, Coin and Stamp Club, Var. Swimming, J.V. Tennis Shelva Whitehead — Junior Varsity Cheerlc.ider. Head J.V. Cheerleader. Donna Wescott Shelva Whitehead Don Yates 1 ■ Debbie Ycager Sh(;rry Yeager , Lori Yount Randy Young Mark Whiteside — Var. Soccer, Wrestling Debbie Whitaker — Var. Poms, 79-80, Var. Cheerleader, 77-78, Frosh, Soph. Cheerleader, Co-Head 77-78, Var. Badminton, 4 yr. Letterman, Co-M.V.P.. Annual Staff, Sobobans, N.H.S., C.S.F., A.F.S. Vice Pres., K.D. ' s, S Club. Pep Club, Psychos, Jr. Class Vice Pre.s., Float Comm.. Prom Comm., Soph. Homecoming Duchess David Witherington — Super Spartan Mike Woodring — Super Spartan Diana Woodruff — Super Spartan LaBrina Worthy — Super Spartan Pam Wyatt — Powderpuff, Psychos Don Yates — Super Spartan Debbie Yeager — Super Spartan Sherry Yeager — 3 yrs. Var. Softwood Lori Yount — Soph. Class Pres.. Soph. Float Chairman, Dir. of Publicity. Who ' s Who. Jr. Float Comm., Sr. Float Comm., N.H.S., Uncle Stu Fan Club. Sobobans, Western Civ., A.S.B. president Randy Young — Var. Football, Var. Baseball Emily Ziska — Super Spartan Debbie Zuniga — Student Assembly, Freshman Class Sec, Student council, I.C.C. Pres., M.E.QH.A.. N.H.S., K.D. ' s. C.S.F., Var. Softball, 4 yr. letterman. 79-80 Captain Debbie Zuniga High School is the whirl of fall leaves swirling across a road at twilight. It ' s a gold-plated megaphone dangling from a dainty chain. It ' s buying all the latest fashions, then baby-sitting. It ' s meeting friends, watching the winning touchdown and experiencing the thrill and sweat of a locker room after the struggle. High School is cramming for an exam that you ' d rather forget. It ' s a shiny bronze ring that catches the light and a charm bracelet with scattered memories. High School is growing up, and growing up is wishing you were young again. Valedictorian Kurt Doggwiler Salutatorians Robin Hamelin Miriam Lugo ■■ W i I BOYS ' SPORTS THE BLUE OF FAR FLUNG DISTANCE . . . IN WHICH YOUR FUTURE STANDS . . . BOB BETTY — SUPER SPARTAN I Mr. Bob Betty is the Athletic Director for San Gorgonio High School; he is the man who is responsible for scheduling all the games or meets for boys and girls sports, arranging for transportation to and from all away games, making the athletic budget, ordering sports equipment and uniforms, getting officials for the games, recommending new coaches for available openings, being a supervisor at games, and representing the school in athletic meetings. Sports has always been a part of Mr. Betty ' s life. In high school and college he participated in sports. He attended Alma College in Michigan and the University of Redlands, where he played football and baseball. He went to Michigan State University to complete his masters degree. He coached football, basketball, and baseball in Michigan for nine years. Bob Betty has been at San G for 13 years. The Summit staff commends Mr. Bob Betty for all his behind-the-scenes effort organizing the athletic program at San Gorgonio; too often the pople who work diligently in the background are ignored. i !■■ ■■I IBP mn F. COACHES ' CORNER The; Sports ' Editors coiij ratulate the San Gorgonio coaches for another suc(;( ssful y(!ar of hard work and dedication. Don Niemeyer — J.V. Football John Powell — V. Football and Track Doug Stockham — Basketball Herb Teidman — Baseball Ray Vanyo — X-Country and Golf THE THRILL OF VICTORY . . . . . . THE AGONY OF DEFEAT VARSITY Bottom row, I to r; V. Tavor , Debbie Valence , Ben Rayon. Ken Gray. G. Huff, K. Lester, T. Fuller, R. Dawson, R. Hamelin, M. Estes, S. Kilpatrick, T. Thomas. Sec- ond row, 1 to r: Coach Powell, Linda Pickens , C. Gustafson . R. Evans, |. Minton. B. Thomas. P. McKinley. C. Hamiel. L. Clay, D. Zwolinski, M. Strickland, E. Grant- ley, Coach Betty. Third row, 1 to r: Coach Hall, S. Nelson , D. Burroughs. T. How- U.IU Slenrt,! Gtliaia,B Terry Howard Troy Thomas Robin Hamelin Brad Miller Ron Barrios Joe Gebara Jeff Leggat Cedric Hamiel Dave Bader Richard Evans Bart Thomas Lucas Melvin Jimmy Minton Poncho McKinley Greg Huff Lynn Stuart Ben Rayon Glen Pender Dav(! Burroughs Roger Dawson Jimmy Morris Phil Arzu John Goddard I Coach Burroughs, Coach I hom.is. ( )ach Betty, and Coach Powell. 132 MPii mx: FOOTBALL «)oo,taGraj,C.Hi]lil I )i(il[atncl(,T.Uonias.Sec- ' «ifM .R, Evans,]. Minion, Ml. M-SlncklaiiiE Grail- ion ,D.Biinou!lis,T,Ho ' - ard. |. K. Smith. G. Sedivy. P. Arzu. M. Lucas, M. Reese, L. Stuart, D. Bader, T. God- dard. J. Goddard. Coach Niemeyer. Top row, 1 to r: Coach Thomas, S. Howard . B. Stewart. R. Rice. T. Bryant. D. Yates. G. Pender. J. Leggatt. D. Pender. B. Miles, ]. Gebara, B. Cooper, D. Wiseman, J. L. Morris. R. Barrios. Coach Burroughs. ' = Managers = Slats Erir.k Grail (ley George Sedivy MikeStFK kland N Bobby Nunez jf Shawn Kilpatrick Darren Zwolinski . LeeClay •J ' lJlfcinoy Barnes « K hard Rice Dave Wiseman Don Yates ,Ken Gray .K.Smith [ony Fuller jith Lester ui Cooper ne Miller Andrew Allen Bobby Miles Derrick Pender The Sports Editors would like to commend Coach lohn Powell and the assistant coaches on their supf;rb coaching and organizational efforts which resulted in an exct llent football season for San Gorgonio. I J.V. FOOTBALL Top row. 1 to r: T. Howard. T. Bryant. P. Billings. I. Leggatt, B. Cooper. J. Tardy. M. Cash. J. lohnston. Coach Niemeyer. 2nd from top row. 1 to r: R. Ornelas. P. Minton. K. Wheeler. ]. Gebara. B. Miles. R. Blee. Y. Smith. K. Gray. E. Hudson. Coach Hall. 3rd row from top. 1 to r: Coach J. K. Smith. A. Wheeler. R. DeCarmo. D. Burroughs. T. Jenkins. P. Arzu. M. Lancaster. R. Cano. B. Anderson. F. Ordaz. ). Sensintaffar. 1st row. 1 to r: C. Silva. B. Childs, C. Hamiel, R. Winston. D. Dockham. D. Wiseman. R. Rice. D. Wheeler. P. Diaz. i tji-m r ' ' ' ' r? . ■■ - ' ' ' • ' •i J ' i - ' . ' iv x-. imrm PW .llor.li.Omelis,P, LAWerlDeCaimo, CHaaellWinsloiD, ■; ii ' V - ' - ' ' ■ ' ' •PS i..i ' ■ ' - t i i ' -- ■ ' ■ ' .•. v--i ««v ALL GIF VARSITY WATERPOLO Top row. 1 to r: 1. Lavvvor, G. Thies. M. Sisk. D. Gwaltney, K. Doggvviler. K. Hardin. Bottom row, I to r: D. Dryden, D. Bradley. G. Tonto. W. Dryden. Splish. siilash. I v,i.s lakin ' i hath [■■■ J.V. WATERPOLO M.W.Drj ' ileB. Toprow. ltor:C. Slccncrscm, ] Shulnirn. T Orni.in, T. Anderson, A. Sheeks. T. Harris. Bottom row. 1 tor: D. Williams. D. Elliot. C. Uiirham. I) Shiihurn. D. Mitchell. 139 ita ALL CBL CROSS-COUNTRY l .i.l:|R From 1 to r: Coach Vanyo. R. Rybak, B. Beauregard. C. Beeman, R. Perez, M. Salazar, J. Drew, D. Wats j LJS ' 5f t ' wm RY ? Th( Sjiorts ' Editors would likt; to congratulate Richard Pcsv.y. and Mike Salazar for their outstanding achicvfiment in CBL. Brad Beauregard Richard Perez, and Mike Salazar Chris Beeman Robert Rybak Mike Salazar ' iLif-if x Richard Perez John Drew David Watson VARSITY WRESTLING t Top row, 1 to r: J. Ramirez, T. O ' Neal. L. Clay. Middle row. 1 to r: K. Williams, V. Hernandez. M. Quintero. R. Ramirez. Bottom row. 1 to r: R. Seitz. D. Hernandez. Aarons. S. Vivanio, R. Magwood. SfS uam.   .s i I • ' ' 401 ' m = M %m! H ' HIK V m . jfi J. V. w R E S T L I N G Top row: Coach Willy Clark. Middle row. 1 to r: ]. Gonzales. P. Gustafson. D. Armenia. Bottom row. 1 to r: M. Warren. D. Men- dez.G. Huff. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 11 ' iiiw. 1 to r: G. Wright. M. |ackson. B. Miller. T. Fuller. J. Rojas. Middle row. 1 to r; H. Burton, K. O ' Grady, D. Wedul. R. Kuhns, M. Cash. Bottom row. 1 to r: R. Ali inson. V. Amador. S. Bader. (]apt.: Kevin O ' Grady « 1 : ■ r ' ' i te- i 1 y ftp m l l i If k i ■B 1 1 r |£|£ ,. I 1 Wi i 1 1 Co.-Capt.: Robert Kuhns Tony Fuller JW fci n Hi Drew W ' cciul Rod Atkinson Scott Biid(!r BASKETBALL SHOOTS FOR THE TOP WIF. J.V. BASKETBALL J.V. SOCCER Top row. 1 to r: Ross Ban jlr. Rc Hollifickl. (iary Fhirm. Mike Sh.nv. Bill Powers. |im l.owry. Robert Grazlano. Bottom row. I to r: Emmanuel Marlmoli Boo Radjpv Mike Beauregard. Glen McCee. Scott Falcone. BOYS ' SWIMMING Top row, Fields, D. 1 tor: Parry B. TuUy, D. Dryden, T. Anderson, K. Hardin, D. Gwaltney, T. Harris, D. Bradley, R. Craig, K. Doggwiler, D. Hargrove, E. Eskenazi, M. O ' Hair, D. K. McGrew. Bottom row, 1 to r; C. Steenerson, G. Thies, P. Sherburne, F. Halemann, M. Sisk, D. Elliot, D. Kalligeris, E. Cant. arm ' . ' ,1 ;M,0 ' Haii,D ri f ' --lis H3« At : il f - It Er - . — , . • ■ ' 11 at San G. swimmer goes for 1st. ' « ' . Taking the plunge! «PiSfe V- ' 5! :i 5sr y. •4 •!►- ir? ' ' ! BOYS ' TENNIS T „« «« f7 I Top row. 1 to r: G. Smith, B. Childs, J. Perez, F. Malcolm, S. Smidt, L. Martinez, R. Noble, R. Ahumada, R. Gibson, T. Smith. Bottom row, 1 to r: Coach Burr, E. Martinoli, D. Dryden, F. Arellano, R. Profant. Not shown; Brent [ohnson. i .J fii Bart C;hilds concentrates on a forehand return VARSITY TRACK [ •-- ««- j m.- •i Top row, 1 to r: Coach Powell, P. Walker, M. Johnson, M. Strickland, T. Howard, G. Wright, T. Fuller, K. Lester, R. Rybak, B. Hansen, J. Drew, Coach Thomas. Bottom row, 1 to r: Coach Dryden, E. Dawson, P. McKinley, B. Thomas, K. Gross, M. Salazar, R. Hamelin, M. Perez, C. Beeman, M. Pungaew. fe. ijl ry ' zj ywm I ■■ « Walker walks on air!  qMll f 1 Up and over! ' • ' Top row, 1 to r: ). Leggat, L. Halfhili, C. Hamiel, J. Wright, K. Williams, R. Atkinson, J. Ogelsby, B. Anderson. Bottom row, 1 to r: D. Rybak, A. Harris, A. Padilla, M. Sylvester. S. Boydston, M. Sayre, L. French, K. Fox. jH% You can do it! Larry Halfill jumping the long jump. m ] 1 Let Go!!! 4 VARSITY BASEBALL V« fllj m Mj J.V. BASEBALL f d ft 8 w • ■ Top row, 1 to r: G. Herbert. K. Marchon. P. Collette, R. Pope. J. Martinez. Y. Smith. F. Ordaz, D. Burroughs, P. Amador. B. Anderson. F. Agundez, R. Williams. L. Stuart. D. Moody. R. Savido, M. Gomez. GOLF I ♦ 1 1 Tod Cretors swings. wl.O.C{iaiilieR. ' .«i f Keepyoureyeson the ball ' mm OUTSTANDING SPARTAN ATHLETES Mark Quintero — Varsity wrestling Lee Clay — Varsity football, track, and wrestling KoIiitI SimIz — Varsity vvrestlin; Mike Jackson — Varsity basketball nva aama Mike Salazar — Cross-country Kevin Fujinaga — Soccer Daryl Gwaltney — Water polo ' ' 3 - ; 2il ' ' ' ? T! fl GIRLS SPORTS W THE BLACK OF STRENGTH A| 3D BOLDNESS, Left In right, top: Melissa Sides. Tina Sides. Sharon Sides. Lori Fetricl . Cori Quinn. Left to right, bottom: Robin Cruz. Carol Veneman. Fehcia Ordoz. Connie McKinley. Wtoiil ««(WoiComifyjj;. Left lo right, top: [enny Riddles. Debbie Kelley, Eileen Biadow, Anne Hargrove, Kathy Miller. Sherie Cumm, Shannon Gumm. Bottom, left to right: Cindy Bryant. Diane Roesh. Sharon Dulock. Michel Collette. ,■1- ■ ■ shM«m VARSITY TENNIS r J Top row: K. Buckles. M. Bachardy. S. lohnson, V. Sylva, F. Waitish. K. Carr, N. Powell, C. Corsaut. K. ludy. Bottom row: M. Vasquez, S. Kelly, S. Stoeppleworth, C. Garcia, E. Davis. S. Hunter. Sue Stoeppleworth as she serves. Valerie returns a serve. Mnria and her forehand. Maria. Coarh Wpiss and Susan find limp for play GIRLS ' VARSITY BASKETBALL I Top row: V. Pitts, P. Tena, E. Ellison, ]. Jackson, B. Bade. R. Overstreet. Bottom row: K. lohnwell, D. Bryan, C. Durham. D. Howard, P. Williams, C. Venneman. T. I Howard. Bonnie Bade reaches for the ball. Carol Venneman wails for the ball. S. Pills. S. Kpn  SI J.V. BASKETBALL ,.%a5 - t ' 4 Brenda Cash lakes an outside shot. 31 If t i P Viliaiiis.C.Veniienia«,T Joyce Jackson reaches for rebound. Fitzgerald waits for an open pass. Top row: D. Flowers, S. Pitts. S. Gumm. ck.son. A. Miller, B. Cash. M. Over.street, D, Bryant, T Walts. Bottom row: |. Travis, S. Gumm. Y. Osuna. M. Collette. C. Fitzgerald. 1. Debow. 173 GIRLS ' TRACK i Fi f Top, l-r: V. Watson. S. Pitts. Row 2: G. Harris, ). Debow, A. Miller. Bottom row: M. Fitts. T. Watts, V. Pitts. iTn HHH GYMNASTICS Row 1. l-r; A. Stuart, S. Whitehead. Row 2: I. Kind, M. Takahara, V. Percans. T. Blair. Row 3: D. Dowell, B. Wise, D. Devince, N. Richards. Row 4: S. Nelson, T. Huff, C. Tonto, M. McCloud. Top: D. Hardin. Shelva straddles over the hors VARSITY SOFTBALL C. McKinley, S. Yeager, D. Zuniga, R. Crews, C. Bryant. D. Roesh, Coach Allred, C. Robinson, R. Dietz, J. Riddles, P. Tend, L. Fetrich, R. Carrow, T. Web- ber, Pickles. The moment before Debbie hits the ball IM1IL4UMBII IJiU M yj b| m lE ' ' ' VS S Zir 1 nJ i 1 p B v i Hi s - p Tagging all four bases. Come on Pickles, you can do it!!! Coach explaining the facts of soflball. Getting ready to throw the ball. That was a good one!!! JR. VARSITY SOFTBALL I Coach Gestring. C. Gumm. K. Joslin, S. Kelly, D. Kelly, L. Rojas, D. Moore, A. Hernandez, C. Perez, Manager, C. Garcia. Bottom: T, Barnes, P. Milian, L. Durran, M. Collette, S. Marron, L. Chany. IL BADMINTON h M ,4il i« ' ' oiii:T,Binies,P.Miliii,L llKbal 1 Jt ' y ' A . i W M M 1 Bottom, 1-r: C. Torres, C. Contreras, M. Curtis, C. Veneman, S. Hunter, K. Nieman, C. Corsaut. Row 2: S. Ziegenbusch, L. Seasholz, L. Gillispie, G. Mendoza, D. Whitaker, C. Adams, N. Carr, M. Cronsa, Coach Fawcett. Top row: K. Gillispie, B. Fawcett, M. Jackson, ]. |ackson, B. Miller, K. Coughlin, M. Clough. i Taking a little break. DIVING From 1 to r: K. Divers, L. DeGrasse, C. Durham, R. Egan. Nancy Sanchez Taking a dive into the pool. Concentrating on her pike. warn GIRLS ' SWIMMING I Standing. 1-r: M. Bigbie, R. Hopton, M. Bachardy, D. Wescott. S. Theis, D. Puglisi, L. Adams. Sitting, 1-r: J. Asay. D. Warloe, D. McAtee, J. Provence, L. Good, T. Senn, S. Dulched. In water, 1-r: E. McDonald. V. Sylva, O. Baker, A. Baker. • f?.eflJi 9 ts on her back?- ' ___, . .jft . Tl Denise swimming to victory!!! w i Jllg fciS tm JUNIORS t it ari j !? « ' .,; ■i- PURITY CLASS OFFICERS Rachelle Solis President Alice Elton Vice-President .:- AK : ti( j Robyn Hopton Secretary CLASS OF EIGHTY-ONE Lisa Preciado Treasurer SPARTAN SPIRIT Mr. Hedrick Advisor This is the year, the junior year we ve all looked forward to. We come to school saying, ' I ' m not letting any senior push me around this year! Of course, it never turns out that way. We are, however, a year or two ahead of the sophomores and freshmen . . . and the cycle goes on. The junior class, the class of nineteen- eighty one, is a class to be proud of. Among our juniors we have many accom- plished athletes, musicians and artists. In sports, we have Robert Rybak, Chris Sea- man, Brad Beauregard and Tina Howard, who have all made great contributions to our boys ' and girls ' track teams. Our boys ' varsity basketball team is three-quarters junior power: Mike Jackson, Brad Miller, Vance Amador, Scott Bader, Drew Wedul, and Rod Atkinson. We also have many good juniors on our girls ' varsity basket- ball team: Elaine Ellison, Pat Tena, and Bonnie Bade, to name a few. Rena Zagha has become an accomplished concert pianist, and Robert Graziano has shown great potential as a fine artist. Of course, we just don ' t have room enough to name all of our accomplished juniors. There are so many who have made contributions and sacrifices for this school and this class. The three musketeers. Bruce Aarons Tom Aceves Pat Acuna Jose Acuna Patricia Albrecht Ismael Alfaro Letty Acosta Yvette Acosta Robert Ahumada Jerry Alario Roscoe Allen Diane Alvarado a lenyAliiio A lillli ' of this.indadahof that Vance Amador [ohn Anderson Carlos Aaragon Tricia Arbaugh Louie Arroyo Philip Arzu William Annear Arthur Arrieta Kim Ash ford any of us have gone through elemen- tary, junior high, and up to the present together. Several of our juniors, coming from Air Force oriented backgrounds, have come to San G. from schools in Eng- land, Japan and other foreign countries. This year, Robyn Hopton, Sandra Lin- dholm, Alice Elton and Brian Hume were candidates for A.F.S., or American Field Service. As you all know, this was our year to plan the prom. We did a darn good job, too! It was held at the DisneyLand Hotel in Anaheim. I hope that in the future, when you are all re-reading this, that you will remember your joys and sorrows, triumphs and losses. Remember, too, the friends you have made during your years here at San Gorgonio. Above all, we are the class that can change the world, or at least make a dent in solving it ' s problems. Next year is our last year here at San G. We will all go our separate ways. Go out there class of eighty-one, and sock it to ' em! w Chris Atwater Bonnie Bade Melinda Bachardy Scott Bader [udi Bailey Patti Baker Sonia Barajas James Barnes C ' mon. Greg, pucker up! Shawn Bane Valerie Bauman Debbie Bazner Brad Beauregard Joaquin Becerra Chris Beeman Lori Bell Darlean Bender Julie Benjamin Paul Bennett Sharon Bevill K.ilhy Bergee Charles Bixler Kevin Blandford Robert Blee Sheri Betlen Carol Bolin Lei ' s throw the key away! Louisa Brown Michael Burnett Clarissa Burton Phillip Cabral Delia Calderon Bob Calia Sandy Campise Bernie Cardenas Sherri Carr Marie Mary Carranza Dana Carroll Carranza leff Bolton Lora Braga Kim Bradley Daniel Botello Leanna Braga Ana Brito .W H Donald Bowen Veriencia Bradford Cheryl Brower Birds of a feather flock together . Robin Carrow Juan Castillo Linda Chavez ames Chambless Robert Chaney Becky Cisneros Emcrlilo Davi; Lorctlii Davis Colntia Davis nl 7 Vincent Davis Fannie Davis Laquita Dawson Kim Decarmo Mullhew Degora Heather DeGregory Kalhcrine Delaria F.rnie Dewbre Peter Diaz Margret Diaz Yvonne Dipietre Daniel Dockham Staci Doctor Pat Donahue Tracy Dorsey Gerald Dronen Kim Dugan Jimmy Doyle Mark Dubiskie r. Sharon Dulock Michelle Duran RaywatI Durso Ramona Easdale Eileen Eatinger Sherry Eaton Vickie Ebert ■ - . U Gary Edgar Wanda Ellis Gary Ellis Elaine Ellison Teresa Enos Maria Espinoza Richard Evans James Evans Brandie Everett Gail Farkas Dawn Feezell David Fields Gary Fioreiti Melonese Fitts Nick Flores Kevin Fogarty Saidi Foster PB§ i Ray Foslore Mario Fowler jerry Franklin Craig Franklin Lucinda Freed Karen Freeman « Unan Freest- (Carolyn Galersa Tina Gandy ..fr : ' I Adam Graf Erick Grantily Robert Graziano Cheryl Green Dave Greenwood [ohriGreswit Cathy Guzy Patricia Gutierrez David Hackney Mehssa Haigler Cathy Halfhill |ay Halki Our Alma Maler . D.ivid Hernandez Franr.ine Rovannc Hernandez Hernandez Sandra P.il Hicks Hernandez Susan Hicks Francisco Liz Hernandez Hernandez MaryLou Herrera Sylvia Hernandez |ames Hill Jennifer Hilher Ooh. my .iching head! MikeHilliker Danny Holleman John Holliday Rod Holman Rohyn Hoplon Stephanie Hosea Rick Hough Chad Huckaliaa Eric Hudson Dana Huff Tammy Hughes Brian Hume Desiree Hunt Susie Hunter Geri Irick Tara Irick ( harmame Isl.ind iA 3 fll, Please donate some money. ' fA Kevin Jackson Mike Jackson James Jackson Laura Jaggers Robin James Lisa Jasso Cheryl Jeffries Sharon Jenkins Stephanie Jiminez Cherry Johnson Brent Johnson Cora Johnson Michael Johnson Brent Johnson William Johnston Alice Johnvvell Anthony Jones Sharon Jones Waller Jones Sally Jones Tom Judd Michelle Julian Gary Karp Kathy Kelly Alan Keeney Stan Kennedy BronI Kimball Linda Kilpatrick Terri Kirk Karen Klopfer Ramona Koch Scott Kohler Garth Koleszar VWI m Debbie Kollm.iiHi John Koroulakis Sieve Kn-I Ted KrujJ Serena I.ampson Tina Larriba Ron Lavvson Dario Leal Jody Leavill - Gus Leboeuf Mary Legarrela Susan Lemay Chuck Lewis Alice Leyva [ulie LimojJes Sandra Lindholm Anthony Ed Logfjins Lydi.i L.irona Lauri Lovvf! Livermore Brian Lovvry ' - l Z m  Scoll Maddox David Mancellas w Bob Mankids Ronnie Markham |ulie Martindale Bambi Martinez Debbie Martinez Paul Martinez John Martinez Larry Martinez Paul Martinez Mark Matthews Darryl Mathieson Lucy Mauricio Mark Mavity Chris May Mary McCloud Valerie Sherri McConncll Keith McFarland Glenn McGee Keith MeGrew McClellano Conslancia Connie McKinley Barbara McKinley Mary McMahon McLaughlin David John Mc Nown McLaughlin Mary McPherson Mary Medina Duane Meeks Robyn McUo Laurence Thereasa Mcndoza Mcndoza Pete Maracos Beth Merriejo Jeff Metzger janetta Meyer Mark Meyer Christine Miller Eugene Miller Lynne Miller Doug Morrison |ody Morrison Carol Montes Howard Moody Chris Morrison Rita Morrison Ruth Murdock Carmen Murray w Neil Meyers Robert Myles Yolanda Munoz Thomas Nadeau Annette Nanopoulos Kristi Neiman Ok Kalhy Patterson Mildred Paulino Vicki Pitts Janelte Ponce Delia Perez Karen Pope Vanessa Peterson Gary Pounds « . ' : - N.ilahe Powell Lisa Preciado Lisa Price Jackie Provence joy Pryor Don Quiroz Larry Rachel Robert Radtke Fernando Roy Ramirez Sandra Ramirez Ramirez Idalia Rangel Diane Ratley Elena Ramos Randy Ream Leah Rebhan Paula Robbins Diana Reyes Raya Rhoades Joni Ritchie Kelly Roberts Darnell Roberts David Roberts , in a galaxy far, far away. Thr Mad Scientist — hce hee hee! Gayle Robertson Carrie Robinson Karie Rogers Kim Rodgcrs Lucia RodriKucz Richard Ri)drigii( ' Z HilliiTc ' . ll.nulsnmr Susan S.ibdl Roy Sachs Darla Sadler Anthony Salas Loretta Sanchez Oscar Sanchez Cynlhia Sanchez Eric Sanchez Sandy Sanders Victoria RodriKuez Diane Roesch M.iureen Rooncy Andy Ruiz Mary Ruiz Robert Ryhak 1 $ 1 Lisa Sanders Visanu Saseunj; Martin Shaula Kalerina Michael Sayre Kris Scivoletto Joseph Schowert Sauerwein Donna Seaman Gaylene Sedivy Robert Seitz Debbie Scott Laverne Scott Daniel Sherburne Glen Shewchnck Joyce Schrader Dennis Shuey Cynthia Sifford Francis Silva Crystal Smith David Skinner Debbie Smith Peg yShMms Heidi Smith Laura Smith M.irk Smith Tim Smith Inhn Smith Punch-n-ludy? DedeSlannard Kelly Stavroii Timothy Slpeln MikeSteger Doreen Slidman Bruce Stout Mike Strickland Natalie Strong Troy Sudler Terri Swalla CarlaSwan Jennifer Tardy Beverly Tarver Michael Taylor Patricia Tend Hope Thayer Pally Theim Zina Thomas Li m a happy little critter! Edward Thomas Barton Thomas Phillip Thomas Marcey Todd Thompson Tina Tolbert Richard Tometich Thompson Clare Torres loAnn Torres Crystal Tonto Cathy Townsend [amesTrevino David Tiilh-y Noi Tumwattana Charles Turner Yolanda Ulloa Ruben Urena Cheryl Vancura Melanie VanHorn Mike VanWinkle Debbie Vahmce A.mida Scott Wade Valenzuela joe Waldm.inn Kric Vaughnes Kden Vessup Cynthia Walk Deborah Walker -JiK QmTon Robert Watson Sabrina Watts Monica Watts Drew Wedul Robert Weir Scott Welch Mark Wells Lori Wendland d i 9m ft e. w a ,) Wilford Walker Usena Walker Mike Wallace Audwin Walker Kathy Wallerius Kelly Ward Marvin Ward Donna Warloe Cathy Warrick i-L «ff Do vou think it matches? O . lohn Wescott [effery Wharry Kenneth Wheeler Derrel Wheeler Doug White Charles Wheeler cherry Williams Dana Williams Rich Williams Alisa Winston Robert Willmarth [ames Willard Karen Windsor Carl Winter Don ' t look in here! Eve Wohnsigl David Woodward Cindy Worsham Labrinna Worthy Lisa Yaney Rcna Zagha m OUR GROWING fl IRI VING YEARS SENIORS ...TO FINISH m i iT 4 -  ' •i iM c iP!HMWK!gi f:itJtByr:i FULFILLMENT OF YOUR FUT LIES IN US, AND WITH PRIDE A First row: Carol Veneman, Dawn Feezell, Lisa Preciado. Susie Holsonbake. Martha Stoeppelwerth. Debbie Zuniga, Monty Gonzalez, Second row: Ruthie Barron. Karen Webb, William Johnson, Patrick Cassidy, Lori Yount, Reece Williams. Vice President: Karin Webb Secretary: Teresa Williams INTER- CLUB COUNCIL Clubs are governed by the Inter Club Council, which con- sists of the representatives of the clubs on campus. I.C.C. is used to keep the clubs and student council in touch with each other and to prevent the various club activi- ties from conflicting with each other. n STUDENT ASSEMBLY Stuilfiit Assembly is a j ioup of stiiclcnls clcclcd by their first pc riod class. These sliiclents help plan and prepare school a(:ti ilies with the siij ;esti(iii of the student bod -. First row: Roscoe Allen, Todd Crolors, Patlie Chacon, Jimmy Ortega, jana Kind, Tara Williams. Sammara Reiler, Monty Gonzalez. Rhonda Noble. Carol Venman. Kelly Winter. Second row: Deann.i Wil.son. Karin Webb. Deniira Watts, Robert Denmark. Sue Stoeppelwerlh. Sabrina Watts. Tim M.. Eydie Maj ee. Haidi Foster. Elaine Ellison. Wilford Walker. Doug Morrison. Third row: Liz Hernandez. Deborah Roberts. Shannon Nelson. Maggie Walts, [uan Becerra, Mark Smith, Roderick Atkms. Andrew Allen, Vicki Pitts, Reece Williams, Ceecee Williams, Valerie Sylva, Paul Martinez. t President: James Golfer Secretary: Rena Zagha Treasurer: Francoise Giacalone ' ! ' ' I First row: Greta Wedul. Neil Myers, Cori Quinn. Carol Veneman. Viviane Suarez. Pat Lloid. Lucinda Freed. Dawn Feezell, Cindy Contreras. Treena Haemmerle, Clare Torres. Debbie Whittaker. Second row: Cheryl Jefferies, Lori Yount, Sheri Scott. Angie Carr. lanetta Meyer. Rachel Humildad, Renae Giuliano, Sandi Sparks, Cindy Durham, Jackie Provence, Lisa Sanders. Third row: Jim Reynolds. Monica Watts, Martha Sloepplewerth, Shana Judy. Ruthie Barron, Patrick Cassidy, Kurt Doggwiler, Mary McMahon, Jeff Harvey, Mike Steger, Larry Halfhill, Ernestina Larriba. James Colfir. Thomas Nadeau. 1 I C.S.F, The California Scholarship Federation is a slate chartered honor society which promotes statewide scholarships in all schools. Membership is earned each semester and is limited to sophomores, juniors, and seniors who earn at least 3 A ' s and 1 B in college preparatory classes. n wnmm Thf! National Honor Society is a national organization To be eligibh; for membership, a sophomore must have emphasizing scholarship, citizenship, and leadership. a G.P.A. of 3.7?). as a junior 3.5. and as a senior 3.25. -, T- First row: Chris Aquino. Francoise Giacalone. Lauri Lowe. Clare Torres. Debbie Zuniga. Emerlina Davis. Susie Holsonbake, Greta Wedul, Treena Haem- merli, Pal Lloid. Carol Venoman. Ray Glider. Second row: Debbie Patke. Donna Seaman. Emauele Marliuoli. Michael Burnett. lackie Provence. Rehae Giuliano. Martha Stoeppelwerth, l.ori Yount. Neil Myers. Angie Carr. Katerina Saucrwein. Aase Cunderson, Robin Hamelin. Monica Watts. Third row: Rena Zajjha. janetla Myer. Rohyn McUo. Mike Steger. Mike Pasquini. William Johnson. lamey Landry. )eff Harvey. James Golfer. Wilford Walker. Jimmy Morrison. Larry Halfhill. Thomas Nadeau, Patrick Cassidy. B.S.U. The purpose of the Black Student Union is to give the black students an opportunity to share their ideas and learn about the black culture and experience in America. B.S.U. also works towards helping the black student realize his potential as a student and as an adult. KirsI row: Bruce Aarons. |anet McCombs, Latoscia Larkin, Charles Turner, Michael Sayre, Tara Wil- li.im.s. Socnnd row: Vicky Watson. Danila Foster. Ivlarcey Thompson. Dana Bailey, Karin Webb, Denora Walls, jeanelle Clark. Third row: Monica Walls, Anna Harris, Maggie Walls, Roz Overslreel, Adrian Walker. Vicki Pills. Darleon Bender. Ron Magwood. bta [J, ' Wunity I lis to 3lso works towards fliispoleiilialasa First row: Monty Gonzales. Norma Gonzalea. Lisa Lujan. Delia Baltazar, Idalia Ranquel. Sarah Oropeza. Marcia Challez. Carolina Flores. Martha Ramirez, Debbie Zuniga. Second row: Sally lones. Delia Carderon. Dianna Munoz, Beriha Morales. Elizabeth Torres. Anionia Real. Graciela Flores. Emma [ones. Pinky Oropeza Ponce. Ludia Chauez. Third row: Theres Mendoza. Tilde Miranda. Rigobecis Oropeza, Rober Aguila. |uanita Medina. Olga Mendoza. Mary Dias. Lcresa Fuentes. M.E.C.H.A. MECHA is for all students of Mexican descent who are interested in learning about their heritage and culture. A F S The American Field Service is dedicated to the promotion of international goodwill. This club is composed of our foreign exchange students and other students who are interested about other countries and their cultures. Row 1: Marylou Curtis, Kathy Navarro. Row 2: Emerlina Davis, Alice Elton. Pam Oakes. Vera Otilia. UO 59 S CLUB Soroptomists is a service club open to everyone on campus. The club participates in school activities also. First row: Dcanna Newcomc. lackic Provence. Robin Hannald. Second row: Sharae Grif- fin, Lori Hinck, Cathy Sanders. Third row: Marylou Curtis, Opal Baker, Lisa Good. Fourth row: Denise Pash, Audry Baker, Christine Thayer, Mary McMahon. m n iJiceEllK. ALIVE ' I h(! Ali e ( ' luh of San Corgonio is directed toward the Christian students. The members are in olved in th(; religious activities in the commu- nity and share their beUefs with the other mem- bers of the club. I First row: Chcri Jeffries. Nina KiiHan. Reina (JoliiriKa. Susie Holsonbake. Richiird Rii.e. Sandra Dulched. Anna Hemanile .. l,i . Hernanilrz, R()l)in (;arri)W. Cindy Worsham. Deanna Nevvc.onie. Second row: [erry [imenez. Cindy Durham. Michael Burnett. Monte Colem.in. [eff Harvey. Monica Watts. Doe Flores. Jenetta Meyer, l.aura Smith, Creg Huff. |anel McComhs. Third row: D.ive Wiseman. I.ei Cloy. Mary McMahon. Percy Billings. George Sedivy. [im lohnston. Brad Miller. Rocky Martinez, Toin Nunez. Kr.ink Ordaz. Ruben AK arado HUMANITIES Humanities Club concentrates on the appre- ciation of art, history, and music. They attend many cultural events throughout the year. First row, right to left; Christine Miller, Clare Torres. Second row, right to left: Marylou Cur- tis, Sheri Northrup, Mary McMahon, Tammie Hughes. WESTERN CIVILIZATION The Western Civ. Club is composed of students who are enrolled in the Western Civilization ' s class. The members, as a group, attended museums, plays, and dined in restaurants that have cultural atmospheres. i lave a CI First row, left to right: Doug Chambers, |immy Morris. Shawn Kilpatrick. Johnny Goddard, Derik Dryden. Second row, left lo right: Ruthie Barron. Lori Yount, Aase Gunderson, Sheri Scott, Susie Hattery, Frank Arellano. Third row, left to right: Robert Taylor, Ken Morrison. fWBl tHW j wnjiUoleltMiiyloiiCBi- iATlON liwhoareerfed nbers, as a group, ts thai have dtural First row: Shen Scolt, Shana Judy, Susan Hallery. Rulhie Barron, Anita Trovino. Second row: Melissa Miller. Lori Yount. Debbie Whitaker. Aase Gunderson. Alice Robles. Miriam Lugo. Not pictured: Cindy Lind. SOBOBANS Sobobans is an honorary service club for girls. Membership is open to jun- ior and senior girls who have been nominated by at least three teachers and have a G.P.A. of 3.5. These girls must also be active in school activities and in the community. i . 1 i _ 1 o i 1 n k i First row, left to right: Mary Blount, Vincent Davis, W. R. Bernard, Cindy Conteras, Mary McPherson, David Barnes, John Kocher. Second row, right to left: Sannon Mora, Gary Chariton, Cheryl Jeffries, Mark Mavity, Robert Denmark, Denora Watts, Sherri McConnell. Third row. right to left: Linda Hertwick, Laurie Schulte, Tim Smith, Travis Snelling, Paul Martinez, Maggie Watts. THESPIANS Thespians is for those students who are inter- ested in theatrical and dramatical arts. First row, left to right: Linda Kilpatrick, Debra Haywood, Dave Hargrove. Second row, left to right: Richard Deneson. Laurie Lowe. Valerie Bauman, Patrick Gillespie, Rich Wil- liams. 1 .1 ahcalarts, I ' irsI row. left to right: Richard Denison, Robert McDonald, James Shyr. Second row: Mr. Uhl. Robert Prince. Dan Sherbure. Tim Harris. Third row: Mike Bently. Donnie Bradley, Fred Wilwemann. COIN STAMP The Stamp and Coin Club mem- bers share their collections with each other. This club is open to anyone; who is interested in col- lectinfj stamps or coins. CHALLENGE BOWL Challenge Bowl is open to all students interested in broadening their academic background. The club visits other schools for academic competition and travels to U.C.R. ' s annual College Bowl to compete for scholarships. First row, left to right: Christine Miller, Clare Torres. Second row: Mr. Scray, Cindy Perez, James Coffer. Third row: Tammie Hughes, Mike Steger. F R E N C H I The French Club consists of students who are taking the French course. The club dines in restaurants with French cuisine and stud- ies about the French culture. T First row. right to left: Denise Pash. Opal Baker, Katerina Sauerwein, Janet Leach. Second row: Thomas McLaughlin. Renae Giuliano. Damon Nance. Jimmy Linde, Tina Tolbert. Third row: Jennifer Morrison, Mary McMahon. Eddie Loggins, Gary Charlton. ( GERMAN HslroK.li Solis.C f 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. First row. left to right: Crystal Paltsits. Judy Leach. Second row. left to right: Yvonne Len- demann. Patty Miller. Gary Charlton. Janet Leach. Duana Dunnmeyrr. Sara Kelly. Third row; Jim Reynolds. Tim Smith. Rob Haverman, F.ilccm Bladow. Donna Estes, Debbie McAtee. A !ae CiuliaM, Dm •et Momson. Maiy ion Naict utoanystudeDtwhoii has been in the past, Tit iian atmospheres. First row, left to right: Dana Bailey. |immy Minton. Tara Williams, Ken Peterson, lanet Mc:Combs, Celestine Maala. Kathy Hamelin, |ana Kind. Rachclle Solis. Greta Wedul. Second row. right to left: Martha Stoeppelwerth. Kay McCombs. Karin Webb, jeanette Clark, Cathy Halfhill, [ulie Herron. Chris Jeffries Shana |udy. Monica Walls, Shauna Baeh. Third row, left to right: Stephanie Culkerson, Cherry Williams, Reece Williams, Melonese Fills, Mic- helle McClound. Mary McMahon, Desirea Hardin, Shannon Nelson. Marylou Curtis. PEP CLUB The membors of Pep Club art; an enthu- siastic group of students who actively pro- mote school sports and activities on cam- pus. r- ' First nnv. left lo right: Valerie Baumdn, Riihcrl Dpnn irk. Bell McDon.ild, David Coolien. Rob VVillmarth, Pat [ohnson. I.imes |ai;ks( n. Ray Ramirez. Becky Child. Not pictured: Ben Bunn. )ay Allred. Adelfo Lara. VICA The Vocational Industrial Clubs of America is a national youth organization for students in vocational education. It provides leadership training, occupational skill competition, and community involvement. F.F.A. Fulufc Farmers of Americ.i is for all slu- (Icnls inlcrested in agriculture as a career. They raise jilants ami vegetables. Fir.sl row. v.U lo rijjht: Sr;oll Kohl(T. Lonnii! Kiich. Si cond row. lell l i riKhl: Kenn .Aniill. Cheri Cagle Mel (, ' ohIc. F.rnii ' Dcrurhrc. Third row. U ft to nyhl: |im Collins. Ch.iiies Tuniei ' W) illiiiath.Pal|ohiisii First row: Shannon Isldnd. Tr.ii.y Siullci. Udiiil.i Foster. Tcir i VVilhdiiis. Shmobcr Washinj;to. Sti ' pluinic Mosci, Lirui.i I ' lrjit-. (.h-Cji- Bliilliciitti.il. kiin Dt ' carmo. Carol Pierce. Laurie Thompson. Second row: Cee-Cee Williams. Flippa Culbersaon. Denora Watts. Sketio Williams. Sigrid Osorio. Tracie Shuford. Sheilia Pitts. |a.ve Debow. Zina Thompson. Marcey Thompson. Karin Webb. Dana Williams. LaBrina Worthy. Bruce Aarons. Third row: Teresa Williams. Micheal Johnson. Laquilla Dawson. Patrick Walker. Squeeky Bell. Vicki Pitts. Edward Dawson. Maggis Watts. Tracy Cromwell. Jackie Parker. Michelle Rich- ardson. Raenel Daniels. Sabrina Watts. Pam Thomas. FASHION CLUB Th( Fashion Club is invohed in showing the latest fashions to the stu- dent body. They accomplished this by holding a fashion show. The members meet to discu.ss fashions and they com- pare their ideas of high fashion with each other. First row. left to right; Katy Sauers, Yoiand Halfill, Becky Child. Sandy Blackwell, Debbie Searcy, Kristi Neiman, Yuanne DiPietro, Shari Bell. Tina Cart- wright, lana Kind. Cathy Halfhill. Denise Ortega, Cheryl Provence. Second row, left to right: Anna Hernandez, Sandra Dutched, Lori Chaney, Cindy Conner, Darla Winter, Mary Mcpherson, Micki Miller, Shannon Nelson. Third row, left to right: Cheryl Davis, Lyn Mixon, Lisa Torres, Judy Car Tinas, Kelly Mullen. Slaci Morris, Susie Freed. lulie Phillips. Sandy Williams. Tammy Barnes. PSYCHOS The Psychos Club is a rowdy group of students who promote school spirit at school activities. 8ra DAY TRIPPERS Day Tripp(!rs is a new club on campus. They go on trips to different California sites. Ji? ' .etn),SliaiiM,TuiaC WedLoriCkaney.CiiKi) i.LiaT(in8,|iidyCatTiiiii The officers in Day Trippers are: Pres. Donny. Vice Pres. La Saundra Dean Secretary, L indell Bradford, Chairman of activities. Alan Dale. I SOFTBALL The Softball Club is open to any varsity girl partic- ipating in this sport. First row: Jenny Riddles, Robin Crews, Cindy Bryant. Connie McKinley. Debbie Zuniga, Patty Ctiacon. Munchkin. Second row: Sherry Yeager. Doc Roesh. Tina Sides, Lori Fetrick, Gonga. Felicia Ordaz. Patty Chacon. Francine Hernandez. Third row: Becky Cisnero. Pat Tena! Robin Carrow, Liz Hernandez. Debbie Kelly. Nelisa Sides. VOLLEYBALL The Volleyball Club is open to any varsity volley- ball player. J First row: Doc Roesch, [cnny R . Robin Crcw.s. Carol Venaman. Connie McKinley, Felicia Ordaz, Sharon Dulock, Lori Bell, Krisli Neiman, juanne DiPieto, Micheal CoUette, ' Yolanda Halfhill. Second row: Lori Felrick, Cori Qiiinn, Debbie Kelly, Cindy Bryant, Tina Side.s. Becky Cisneros. Liz Torres. Robin Carrow. lT M HBHIIiflSHI sc First row, left to right: Mary Ruiz, [eanette Clark. Diana Reyes. Second row, left to right: Roxanne Saucedo, Terry Ortiz, Alice Lezva, Peira Milian, Loretta Sanchez, Mary Carranza, jenny Miller, Janet Moreeal. Fannie Davis. Flora Swinfond, Tina Stafford. Third row, left to right: Beatrice Bara- zas. Santa Chavaria, Elanor Garcia, Becky Cisneros, Marylou Curtis, Donna Sanchez. Toni Real. Graciela Flores. Cindy Conteras. Susie Hunter, Dana Clark. Fourth row. left to right: Roberta Bartlett, Lindell Bradford. Loretta Davis, Tereesa Tompkins, Vicky Watson, Latoscia Larkin, Sharon Jones. Rulhie Ellison. Anna Harris. Anne King. Marie Milian. Rosemary Ortiz. Theresa Mendoza. WRESTLERETTS The Wrestleretts are a group of spirited girls who cheer at the wrestling matches. uJk IMfiL ' ' WSk fryr First row: Harold Burton, Roderick Atkinson. Second row: Kevin Groves. Scott Bader. Third row: Jeff Rojas. Mike Jackson. Derick Kington. Dr. D. John Wright. Fourth row: Antony Fuller. Kevin O ' Grady. Rick Hough. Marvin Cash. Vance Amador. HOOPSTERS The Hoopsters raise money for the team and school use. Any member of the basketball team is welcome to come to the meetings and take part in the fund-raising. First row: John Goddard. Pat Lorine. Phill Minion. Richard Euary. Harold Burton. Third row: Edward Dawson. Jimmy Morris. Ron Magwood. Shawn Kilpatrick. David Miller. )immy Minion. Third row: Antony Fuller. Andrew Fuller. Jeff Leggat. Peter Diaz. Dan Burroughs. Joe Cabara, Darren Zwolinski. Tommy Goddard. rsdei.Tbrilnffl: rKfvuO ' Crailv.RitliHMi lit, ini is welcome locoEto fiifld-raisiii . TOUCH DOWN The Touc;hdown Club is a fund raising organization for the football team. They plan activities to make money to buy equipment for the team. 1 DIAMOND CLUB The Diamond Club is a club open to all baseball players who want to help raise money for equipment for the team. B First row. left to right: Ray Molina, Phil Minton, Nick Florse. Ken Harris, Lyn Stuart. Second row: Anthony Martinez. lim Minares. Mike Ruiz. jimmy Morris. Tom Riddles. Third row: [eff Royas. Paul Lavine. Roger Dawson. Ysido Poncer. Todd Thompson. V7m AQUA- ATHLETICS . i|U.i-. llilcli{.s is ci sports i.liil) wliosi ' purposi; is In promote w.ilci sports. Mcmh(Tship is op(?n to all slud(;nts in waicir sporls. ,;j lir.ares.Miii l- ' lisl niu. left lo rijjhl: CriiiK Sli-ciirrsiin. Cindy Durham. Dan ShfThurnc. Mickc Biybio. Ken Pclcrson. non;l Drydi ' ii Scconil row: |cff Saitivcr. Pi ' Iit Slirrliiiiiir. Clrn riici.s. Marv M(;(;imis. WVs DrUtcn. C.lrnn Thics. Marv McClond. toe Anderson, lamic F.hcrhardl. mi i sm -9rjf 1 . FINE ARTS 7 m: ' rn i we ' li go to HIG] IN- P Aces far 1 ;r achiE WIDE. i Kevin Mullen 80 Rfionda Griivlin Our Friendship We used to laugh and we used to cry. We did some things and never knev f why. We took some chances that some wouldn ' t take, but that was the fun of it. And if we got in trouble, that was the breaks. Our friendship was real and will never be forgotten. Whenever I needed you, you were always there. Comforting me in ways that no one could. But that ' s what kind of person you are. I l! Judi Bailey I Derrick Bets Look Look up to the sky and you will see the the future for yours to be . . . Pass before your eyes a pot of gold to fulfill all your hopes, dreams, fantasies and thoughts for tomorrow to come. Look forward and you will see the past, so look for tomorrow; or it might not come till yesterday . . . Karl Crouch 82 David Bader Time and Me There never seems to be Very much time for me. Time to sit and think or walk along a sandy beach. I need this time to myself instead of giving it to someone else. Time is precious in this day and life, for life is something wonderful. Forlife takes time, but time is still short; it goes by so very fast. Time takes me away, I listen as it rushes by. So open your eyes to try to keep sight of where you are in time and life. y - r ' , Shannon Nelson 82 •9 David Bador ok k nistobe... allyoiii look (or KatiCroid .77 Msm e ' r r ' Thomas Nadeau Last week, last day, it all seems the same when school is out for SUMMER. Smiles fade from view and tears of goodbye come instead. Seniors leave forever never to come back to this place, and next year you will be a year older, a grade higher. Annual signing makes me want to cry; you find out just how people care. Last day is when everyone realizes nothing will be the same next year. Not you, not me, not even our romance. Last day, see you next year. Mieke Bigbie 82 1 Thomas Nadeau I I 1 •• r s? I 0 - jCflfi tem Graduation Your cap and gown fit perfectly. Your cap and tassel ' s fine. The time has come for ail to join the graduating line. Tears of joy, tears of love are spread among the crowd. The class of ' 80 has grown Old. strong, and proud. The speeches start, the people cheer. But the time is yet to come for you to cross the border line of being a high school bum. It ' s Over Now! You made it through! And you did it by yourself. Your high school books of memories will lie upon your shelf. You ' re happy, but a piece of sad is rising from your heart. For the friends that you have come to love must now go on and part. They say they ' ll never forget the time they spent at San G High. They ' ll soon forget to call or write. It was all a bunch of lies! So never forget the people you loved as teachers, lovers, or friends. Call or write to let them know Your love will never end! Avis Stuart ' 80 r D, rtapjanne feugen 4i • ., .; im .r OO- Racing up to the mountains, down the valleys. across the plains to the sea. Along the ocean lies a pasture. Horses live with this lea. Journey to there and you ' ll see them. Waiting, bridled, beneath the trees. Anonymous s Shuey 81 J ? ' | ■ The child in us never dies; Like our love for animals — It continues to be a part Of our compelling love for Things of nature — sunsets. Raindrops, and other things That never fail to impress Us with their beauty and power. Some of us. all our lives. Have dogs, cats, horses, or Other pets to enrich our lives. And to bring us a bit closer To understanding life and all Of its complexities that sometimes Buries us in hatred, envy, and Those other parts of our nature That we would just as soon forget. Without that bit of childhood In each of us — especially that Love for animals and the other Things in nature that awe us With their beauty and goodness. Life for most of us would become Unbearable, and the hatred envy. Greed and other parts of our nature That we would just as soon Forget would become too much to bear. Anonymous ■L Pam Oakes 80 249 Some roads are rocky, while others are asphalt. Some roads are dirty, yet some are grassy. Some people travel on grassy roads always. While other people must live on rocky roads. Now is our chance to make our own road. Let ' s make our road, a special road. Susan Johnson ' 80 . JM I Have Things to do Did I make it? Do I find out today? Why does this last year have to be this way? Applications to college, scholarships, loans, It ' s all so important. All I do is moan! Yes, I ' ll be ready to leave this place. Find new adventures, different ways and faces, But do I have to think about it now? I want to relax and s-l-o-w- d-o-w-n- somehow. These past twelve years have molded me, made me into what I ' m going to be. It ' s all happened so fast. . . Oh, at least memories willl But it ' s time to start making; Do I have to do it today? I hi Lori You 80 ' eg Lawrence Peg Lawrence My Midnight Mind Only after sundown when the human eye is blind Come the hosts of hell, the demonkind. To take my midnight mind. I dread the dark; I fear the flame that kindles the nightmares. The dusk begins, my midnight mind: a land of bleak despair Where werewolves stalk werehares. In the night they ' re spawned; from my brain they ' re dawn, where they plant a seed of fright. And harvest at dawn a crop of dread of the things to come tonight: Phantom forms of Specter Dead inside my midnight mind. Etheric wars of spirit corps, a hellish holocaust, Invade my brain; I ' m turned insane; my midnight mind ' s across the abyss. Forever gone. I now become a soul in the Legions Lost. Mike Steger 1 Philip Darnell Marianne Haugen •80 « - f1%-4, Making Tomorrows June comes, The joyous celebration. The laughter and the tears, A feeling of accomplishment. And summer. In September Pack up belongings; it ' s time lo go. Good-bye to old friends, time to make new. The long days of loneliness are ahead. But also the bright horizon of Making tomorrows. Lori Yount 80 Philip Darnell : ' K Tropical Atoll A fantasy, a dream, But yet an experience. The veil of dancing water Captured in a moment To last a lifetime. Nikki Stathis ' 80 Philip Darnell ' x x ' : .♦- ; ' ' •j Th(! Summit ' j aH ' stud(inls. and faculty of San Gorgonio High Sch ' opl respectfully dedicate Vthis page (i l.he ' piorn()ry ' of Mr- Spencer Drake, an excellerff teacher and a good frjgpd. I f UV ' MATER. TO THEE, OUR PLEDGE OF TRUEST LQYALTY . . . CLASS OFFICERS OF 82 Advisor Mr. Bianchi PrcsidcMit Lynn Stu;ir t Vice-President Sik; St{)( pp( lwerth I: r m Secretary lana Kind Treasurer Sigrid Osorio V ; -, 1 I ib4 1 We, the class of ' 82, were the first full class of students to come to San Gordonio as freshmen. Being 712 students strong, we had the largest class in the school. Most of the students in our class came from Highland and Serrano Jr. High. As freshmen we had a long way to go to graduate. Graduating was the farthest thing from our minds. We were just trying to make it through our first school year. As freshmen we started the year by electing class officers. Many students ran for the offices, but only four students won. We elected Stormy Voss president. Elected to help her was vice-president. Eddie Myers. We had two other offices; a secretary and a treasurer. Our secretary was Alexis Miller and our treasurer was Cynthia Poe. Stormy ' s first job was our float. We entered a float into the school competition; we lost, but had fun building it anyway. Next we had the annual I.C.C. day. We sold drinks and popcorn in a booth. All the money we made was put in the class fund. We were a very spirited group, and did very well in class competition. As the year went on, we found that we had many fine athletes. Our best achievement in athletics came from our freshman basketball team. The team, coached by John Thomas, had a season record of 11-0 and ended up 18-1-0 overall. During mid-season of our basketball year we had our homecoming. We voted Stormy Voss our Freshman Sweetheart. As the sport season came to a close, it was time to elect our officers for the next year. We elected Lynn Stuart our president, and to help him, we elected Sue Stoeppelwerth vice-president. We also elected Jana Kind and Segird Osorio our secretary and treasurer. As the school year came to a close, we received our report cards. We had over ten students with G.P.A. ' s of 4.0. These are the students who received straight A ' s: Kim Aguino, Wendy Bigham, Eileen Bladow, Douglas Eliot, Kevin Fujinaga, Kami Judy, Kathy Mainey, Julie Phillips, Leah Reiter, and Tara Sneed. As we entered San G into the school year of 79-80, we were no longer freshmen. After we got all our classes straightened out, we had to get our sophomore class together, so we held our first class meeting. We had a great turnout. Our main topic of discussion was any ideas on ways to raise money. We decided to start off with a carwash. Many students participated and we made about S50 dollars, which was far more than we expected. Next we built our float. We had a lot of work that needed to be done, but very little time to do it in. With a lot of help from the Castaneda family, we turned a good float into a great float. Out of five floats we came in second. After the float competition we had our annual I.C.C. day and ag,ain sold drinks and treats from a booth. We also had a slave auction , in which students could buy other students for one day. We made over 40 dollars. As the month of February came upon us, it was again time to vote for our sophomore homecoming candidates. We nominated three girls to the sophomore homecoming court. The three girls were: Alexis Miller, Kathy Hamelin, and Julie Herron. When the voting was over, Julie Herron was crowned the 1980 Sophomore Duchess. As far as sports went, we did exceptionally well as a class. We had many individuals who competed in varsity sports. With as many sophomore athletes as we have, we can look forward to having many championship teams in the future. As we look back on the time we ' ve spent here, we realize that as we ' ve grown we ' ve changed. However one thing that will never change is our feeling of loyalty toward San G. Dwight Aarons Hector Acona Raymound Aguilar (jtAqiii ToniaAguilar Barry Allen David Allen yencl Goeffrey Allen Karen Allen Gilbert Alvarado MU Kenny Antill Kathy Anthony Gina Angelo Sally Angell Rolando Andrada Nadine Anderson Debby Anderson Brent Anderson Mike Ames 262 I J ■ ' raoiinil.ija Jess Bannelos Beatrice Barajas Kenny Barnes James Barrow Robin Barlell Shawn Beaton Gloria Becerra Kimberly Beeson Janet Behncke June Bellet |uli.i Hiiinett Windy Bigham Percy Billings Dana Bishop Linda Benson Troy Black m.m Lisa Blackburn Eileen Bladow Tammy Blair Ksther Blazer Gloria Bocanegra Carl Bolin Kimberly Boyd Steve Boydslon Graig Bradden Robert Branton Mark Brenneman Robert Bright 4) • .. .r dM Qi Carmen Eironson Bri ' iul.i Brooks M.irKic Broun Tom Browning Melissa Bryant Victoria Bryant Kelly Buckles Dawn Burnett P}i Dan Burroughs Jim Byfield Melvin Cagle )oe Calia Noel Callison Terry Campbell Martha Campos Kim Canada ©0 | T 7 SweBi Tina Carr lohn Carrill Linda Carrillo Brenda Cash Shannon Cassin [ess Castaneda Gladie Chapman Gary Charlton lose Chavez Phillip Chavez Roy Chavez Veronica Chavez Bart Child Ronnie Clunie T David Martin Churchill Matt Ciminelli Dana Clark lames Clark Terri Clark Christensen Monte Coleman Michelle Collette Paul Collette Carol Collins Robert Collins Cindy Cole Reina Colunga Steve Combs KathieCooksley John Copolillo Adrian Cordova julianna Cork Anita Corona John Cowell Rumi Cravens Robin Crows Kari Crouch Linda Curran Sitn r Cri ' mor Kolly Cromwell Lucille Cruz Darold Dehee Ooooh. wow, man!!! ii • -• fl 1 taClaili Marie Daniels Nedra Daniels Philip Darnall Darren Daub Ronnie Daugherly Cheryl Davis Delane Davis Fannie Davis Vincent Davis Lasaundra Dean laye Debnw Kris Decker lulie Doussett John Drew Maria Driz Wesley Dryden Somethings wrong with my chesl. I i-anl hrejlln Liz Degrasse Kalhy Deleon Suzan Dell Richard Denison Robert Denmark Keith Denny Paul DeShane Denita Devince Peggy Dickinson Toni Didonato Rodney Dierring Colin Donahue M Steve Dubey Terri Dugan Karla Duncan Duana Dunmeyer Kynan Dunmeyer Cynthia Durham Eileen Eatinger Myrna Edwards Robin Egan Micheal Eglhoff Harvey Ellis Kim Ely Donna Estes Laurie Eubanks Darrel Falcone Benita Faviicett Robert Fedor jesus Felix Rdherla Ford Dunne Freverl Brad Fike Beverly Foster Kevin Fuginaga Michelle Fisher John Foster Mark Fuller Bryan FliMcher lulie Fountain l.onni(! Futch Alfred Flores Patrick Fouler Kli .abelh Cialarza Carolina Flores Robert Fredrickson DiniseGamboa Eliazar Flores Ricky Flores Susie Freed Ann Fred Eleanor Carcia Fernando (l.irci i mc Boy! 1 always seem to get the munchies. ' Martha Guerrero Shannon Gumm Paul Gustafson Tommy Gutierrez Kathy Hamelin Dave Hamilton Lisa Hanby Jeffery Hancock Mary Haniger Chrislineio David Hanson Kari Harhin Desirea Hardin Hanlon Annie Hargrove David Hargrove Tim Harris Dale HarHreaves BrigeKe Harvey Michael Hays Greg Herbert Russell HalchiT Leonard Ralph 1 lernandez Tina 1 lernandez Anila Hernandez Hernandez )am.-sHill John Hinds [ulic Herron L.incc lliggins SlacyHobhs Olmllorden Denean Howard LyncMte flowaril Terrell Howard Tina Howard Doug Hudson Tom Hudson Ginny Huey J vii _ t,mHo f- Oiirii IhriK Anslry lackson [and |ar.kson l.auri lames Tim Jenkins Connie Johnson Dihorahi Johnson Dcnisc Johnson Linnea Johnson Jim Johnston Kami Judv AlanK. ' cfc Donna Jones Tracey KasI Johnkeilh Ronnie Jones Nance Karr Chris Kellv Sandra Jones Nalahe Kassel Dehhie Kelly ■r- Don ' t mess with me when I ' m eating. Michael King Robert Kirby Derrick Knighton Erich Kohner Jerry Kirk Wade Kline John Kness Kenneth Michael Kupper Lita Lahaise Konopacky Renee Youlanda Lang Latoscia Larkin aMontagna David Lavoie JeffLawver loan Lauerdiere Ana Leal Marci Ledford Janet Leach [QH Look. mom. I cleaned under my chin. ' Fernando Loya Shuhanda Lytic Celesline Maala Kevin Madden Katherine Maine?. Jill Maka Bretl MacGillivray |ody Malloy Greg Mann Kenneth jim Mardis Manuel Marquez Kristi Marrs Marchand loseph Martinez Linda Martinez Nicci Martinez lessica Martinez Mark Matthews Jim Mauk Dawn Matlock Bl_ Mjg 1 • ♦—? ' ' H M m r I Al Mayo Ruben Miiyoral lames McCombs Janet McCombs Stormy Voss, the wet look. I Deborah McAtee Michelle Robert McDonald McCloud William McGaiae Tim McGowan ■Wh.il ( .in I Sdv ' r William McGinley Linda Mcintosh Dvviant Juanita Medina McKinney William McDcmald I l.aura Melol Andrew Milli ' r Fr.ink Miller shannon Nelson Brian Newhoust Eddie Newman Cathy Niswonger Paul Nocchi Sheri Northrup Kevin Olsen Francisco Lupe Ontiveros Onliveros ■■■IffilliUWIB Ron Pope Brian Ragan Theresa Rav Keep piilliny; I know it u ill come off. ' Leah Reiter Michael Michelle Richard Rice Reminj!lon Richardson Dianne Robhins Candatie Roberts My mom cooks better than this . P( Alex Rubiilr.ava Maria Ruiz Ramona Ruiz David Rybak Leslie Rynii Timothy Salas Bernadett Salazar Maria Salomonio Donna Sanchez Laio Sandoval Monica Sandoval Roxanne Saucodo Michael Sayers jenny Linda Scaramolla Scott Schmidt Schellenberger Curt Roberts Deborah Roberts Karin Roberts Jennie Robles Tim Rodarte Albert Rodriquez Pam Rogers Emilio Rojas Leanne Rojas Mary Romero Curt Rounsville Mike Rountree Ron SchnchiT James Scott P.ilty Scbabvv WfiSla, SSa m i ' V4 You belter look out, my hiinds are vv.inled by Ihe FBI. Ilie N.K L. and iheY.W.C.A. ' Mike Sellers |ohn Sensinlaffar laekSheffleled I.arry Shook Traci Shuford lames Shyr Debbie Sims Veloria Sims Me issa PellerShorburne Sep ulveda ve Shook Wil Ch; Ijam Shrader Ste rles Simmims Arnold Sdas Cla y Silva Don SigrisI f 1 P ttT M i ? i H[ i 1 IP |p K 1 P m I i r-T M t B L-A MikeSisk Robert Smillie Gary Smith Mic.hele Smith Gary Soristo Bill Souler Sandra Stankorb Margaret Stanley Brenda Smith Heidi Snead Richard Souler Craig Sleencrson Chryslie Smith Tara Sneed Robin Sovers Eddie Steffen PaiilSliimpf Mary Swengel Nancy Taylor Robert Tatlor Dcvondrii Michael Thomas Pamela Thomas Cindy Thompson Thomas Ralph Torres MikeTraufler Shelly Twerion [akie Torres lames Valle Steven Van Collen Verela Tirid Valiisqiuv. Hoesen   1 Y Jm g£fi 1 ■ M J jk yb «K. m 0m IEUhK ' B IfiSflit ' L — B fl i i i H H t l ' 7 tf V g l Vernon Stenzel Denise Stewart Sue Antonio Story Scott Strcch Kenneth Slremhle Sloeppelvverth Stu-Baby Shaun TerriU Christine Thayer Delilah Stroud GlenThies Lauri Thompson Charles Tipton David Theuret Carlos Torres Kristine Tobias Marina Vasqucz Patricia Vasquez Victor Vasquez Philip Vaiifjhn TinaVenahlc Olili.iVera Ben Vessup David Viilalnlx Vtta ml Vicky Watson Cedrir, Webb Fred Wpidrmann Kalrina West Tina Wcn .el Lawrence While Harry Willington Ron Williams Kalhorine Wilson Laura Wilson Patricia Wilson Craifj Winter Cindy Wisneski David Wiseman Krista Wolfram s W V« Valeria Wood jim Wright Carl Woodring Inhn Wright Linda Woodruff Marguerite Zermeno [ay Woulfe Steve Zlegenbusch Frances Wright Darren Zwolinski FRESHMEN H ' : -4r ; 4 ' ARD, ONWARDr FRESHMAN OFFICERS CLASS OF 83 Mr. John McPeck Advisor Judy Asay Treasurer e Class of ' 83 is a rowdy and spirited group of people from junior highs. They came from Serrano, Curtis, Prep High, Golden Valley. Del Vaiejo. Arrowview, and Shanndin Hills. Most of the students came from Serrano and Curtis. The freshmen have the largest class on campus with 675 students. Tht; election of the class officers was the first major event of the yciir. The candidates for freshman officers were: President — Sandra Dutched, Toby Huff Vice ' President — Anna Hernande ., Teri Young Secretary — Cindy Bankler. Lorrie Chaney, Debbi ' Sealey ■easurer — Judy Asay The winners were Sandra Dutched, Anna ernandez. Cindy Bankler, and Judy Asay. The officers planned many activ es for the freshman class. First of these acti ities was building a float for rour Homecoming. Our float was a rainbow with a JFput of gold at the end nl it. It was built at Andy Sheafs house. Our seccmd bij accomplishment was winning the pumpkin carving contest on I.C.C. day. Since then we have sold Christmas candles, desk caddies, picture frames, and candy. This was to raise oney for the freshman [vip which took place at th nd of the year. During the year freshmen competed in many ports such as football, volleyball, tennis, basketb wrestling, baseball, vvaterpolo, track, gymnastics, swimming and softball. Our class also had people in the band, Leadershii). and clubs. At the beginning of the year the freshmen weren ' t ' ;:Very spirited at the Pf;p assemblies or during class competition eveftls. As the year went on, the eshmen becaflaiBht)re Spirited and more involved. Jon Abbott April Abreau Roland Acevedo Elsie Acuna Mario Adame Elisabeth Adams Jeff Adams Diane Aguilera Fernie Agundez Clara Aldape Brian Allen Ricky Allen Skrr) ' Bal y- liseA A©0 David Allison Anthony Patrick Ames Perry Amador Myra-]oi Alvarado Ruby Andrada Mary Antill Anderson Tim Anderson ludy Asay lose Baeza Patrina Applegate Leonard Arriola Malta Sherry Baker Alfredo Ballazar Ena Barajas Ted Barajas Lorilei Barnes Tammey Barnes Ross Bangle Tina Barkman Mike Beauregard Juan Becerra Cesar Becerril Carla Bedenbaugh Tammy Beggs Tim Beggs Shari Bell Ruben Benavete Ricky Bender Michael Benlley Carmen Benzor Frank Blackcloud Matthew Sandra Blackwell Tammy Mary Blount Blackcloud Blomquist I N ' f. Onoof the highlights of .1111 freshman yeap vasth (t Basketball Homecoming. Nnminees for Freahman I Sweetheart were Felecia ' Dcnise Gamon, ' f and Keena Holloway. Il ' . run but Denise .Carlton was crowned Frfc..iUi..,, .wcotheart ind wis ' escorted by senior Kenny Petersmi Durin i the year we had man (juisi.mding freshman athletes. The coachrs sclnttd the following freshman athletes fur spiM lal commendation: football, Ralph Wiiiston; volle||)all Cheri Gumm; water polo, Andy Shcats. Barry jwaltney; basketball, Marvin Cash. Tim Beggs; jjirl; isketbali, Joyce Jackson; wrestling. Jack Negrete; Softball, Tracy Webber; baseball, alph Winston; swimming, Frank Haveman; girls ' swimming, Theresa Sinn; badminton, Lori Gillespie; track Adrian Padilla. With these fine athletes San G c look fonvard to excellent teams during the next years. Supporting our freshman athletes were the freshman cheerleaders. They are: head, Debbiel Dowell; co-head, Momi Takahara; Heather Schulte Cindy Bankler, Patricia Martinez, and Kim Hayes, On April Fool ' s day we had an I.C.C. Day. The freshmen had a bake sale. As the first I.C.C. Day, it was a lot of fun. We ended our first year of high sckool satisfied with our accomplishments. Although we achieved . lot this year the class of ' 83 will be back next yeai stronger than ever. K k, J c ixtAir ie) 287 Leroy Boan Gloria Bocanegra Carolyn Boiling Eddie Botello Frank Boyd Paul Bradford Donald Bradley David Brady Mel Bronson Brian Brown lames Brown Richard Brown Hey, man! ' ' Are you sure? Willie Brown Barbara Bryant Julie Bryant Carl Bunch Tamie Burton Troy Burton Eddie Bustamante James Butcher Sherry Cagle Shari Calbertson Graciela Robert Campbcl Calderon ff yfy Er fS Denise Carlton Maria CarriUo Linda Cartwright Tina Cartwrighl Albert Castillo Debra Castillo )oe Castillo Nancy Ceballos r ' Lisa Cerviinlcs Morena John Ch.iiroz Corvanln . Kalhy Chambers Shawn Chambers Denese Chapa Lorrie Chaney Eve Chapman (} CarlBuiicli il Sammy Chavez [illChavIra Crystal Chevalier Becky Child Arlur Clark Debbi Clark Maureen Clark Miehael Clark Karen Clemens AnnCo lomb Dawn Conner Dana Cornwell David Coldren Mary Coogan [ulien Cooper Victoria Corona George Corsaul lulia Craven Beverly Cravens William Cravens Samantha Tracey Cromwell Lisa Cross Laura Crawford Beth Davidson JeffDavies Cunningham Gayle Daub Carlos Dawson ©Ht ©¥ Ronnie DeCarmo Kelly DeVince Alesha Dickson Debbie Dowell Kris DeCraw Richard Diaz Robby Dienes Andre Downey )oe DeLaCruz Mary Diaz Felecia Dodson Glenda Driskal Danny DelaPena Maria Diaz Darrell Dorsey Lisa Duran Sandra Dutchcd |enny Earle Brenda Ealon Kara Ellefson Riilh Ellison Charles English Don Ervin Deborah Falcone 290 WanI ,1 drink? Robert Gebo Timothy Gillum Michael Gfeller Brent Gilmer Kirk Gideon Larry Coin Frankie Goldsmith Joseph Gomez Mike Gomez Laura Gonzales The gang Nina Gonzales Rudy Gonzales Gustavo Gracia Rose Graff Marvin Graham Richard Graham Scott Granger Gary Graves Aitkut Cheryl Cray l.aDawn Green Travis Greene Ronnie Griffin Guy Guarige ( hcrir Gunim Rohm Gurulc Galhv ( .ulicrnv. Stfvi ' Guzy Ydland.i H.ilfhill Uee Marie Hani ' v Ronald I laney 292 4a • . V Linda Hanlon Christine Hiinson Alison HiirHadini Don H.irnKin Alex Harris ( hnslini ' Harris uwn . Arthur Cecelia Cei.ilia Christina Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Holleman Debbie |()hn Hernandez Lisa Hernandez MikeHarnden Hernandez Victoria Larry Herring Linda Herlwick Tina Hernandez Hernandez Patricia Harris Scott Hart Frank Havemann Kim Hayes Robert Hayvvard Debra Haywood Anna Hernandez Annette Herzberjj Amy Hicks Sam Higgins Yvette Hilber David Hinojosa Guy Hippon |anet Hobbs )immy Hodges Pattie Hoffman Rex Hollifield Keena Holloway Chandea Holman Steve Holt : W Adelinali David Las Leave me alone! I Darrin |ames Bridgetl Jamison Jamie Jimenez Soraida Jimenez Bernard Johnson Jimmy Jones Sharon Jones Shirlynn Jones I IHHIli r« . i Adelinn [(irdcn lost ' ph |urr Auilrcv l.dnas Esther Lara Ray Lara David Lassiler Dchbic Liivcrdfcn-j; Phil l.awhun SiLe ludy Leach Lisa LeavitI Angela Leon )ohn LeMay Elizabeth Lett Lisa Lewis Nancy Lewis Marty Ley va Richard Lindberg Leticia Livermore Tim Lombardo Antoinetl Lopez Gabriel Loubriel % Sii Angela King Keith King John Kocher limmyKorsak Helen Kwon Thomas Lvoie ft ©i Terri Mabrey Deanna Macri Nancy Maddox Troy Maddox Mike Magdziasz Lawrence Mainez Danita Malloy Martha Mancillas Sandra Mayoral Henry Manvel lanice Mazurck Mike Danny McClurc Ryan McConn :ll McClanahan Wendy M(;(;()mbs 796 Ryan Mc:C()nihs ' I give up! ' Markc loannc McCormick McCrackcn Allen McHorncy M.iry M(:ni n.ilii Sam McMasters Kim Mclimsi ' y A senior in disguise. Tami McNair Tammy |ohn McPherson McNcrney Calhy Martinez Tammy McVicker Patricia Martinez Sherry Marron Kalhie Martin Christine Masia Diana Manzano [onathon Mauk Cicero Mayfield Can you do this? Lisa Mears Peira Milian Todd Miller Kenneth Mcriis Michelle Mun. I. I ' mIik.i.i Miij .i Alii;i,i MuK.iiiey M.in .eld.i Muniiz Ki]s,iriii MiiMciz |(ihri Murr.iy Kiibiii Miiiiliii,k f. % V Steve Nichols Michelle Niday Failh Nikslaitis Rhonda Noble Randy Novasad Patrick O ' Brien KimOgdcn JudyOhaver |1 ©t,f© Ascenciea Ohliuero lackie Parker Vicky Owens Adrian Padilla Raymand Padilla Robert Parras Verlia Parks David Parry ii Robert Prince Cheryl Provence Kelly Quiggle Kerry Rachel ' ■• ■ ' ■ ■: ' ' i:: I f ' 4 Rodolto Rcndon Richard Rry Rosenda Reyes Larry Richards Nicole Richard Roberta Riddle Daniel RillinK Robert Rivera t 5 Martha Ramirez Tony Ramirez Amelia Ramos David Randolph Frank Rangel Mike Reed Samara R eiler Cre« Remmers Q Tim Robinson Angelica Rocna ( Margie Robles Steven Rodorle Future Freshmen. Martin Rodriguez [ohn Roark Paul Rojas Terri Rojas Victor Ramirez Sharon Rossi ' I ' m big. I ' m tough, and I ' m buff! Bill Ruegg Juanita Ruiz Thomas Rule Andrew Runnels Bruce Rutledge Rodney Salas Eriinda Salazar Raul Savcedo Rebecca Savooval i Mary Sauer KalySauers Duane Sadler leffSapp Pamela Schmid Mark Scholl Heather Schulle Leonard Srrnmo Ui-bbie Sealey : S ' SSI llii Itii si- j S b Jk w ■ ' j jp l - hHIJQvIuHL- s ' SP ' ¥■ ' ■ i h Tt 1 St fe ' ' ■ iA h — ; r 1 1 v ' V — -- • =s= 1 S ' lJr = = • • ' T ' MT ' 1 J [ —J • — — t QMP Mike Sharp Micheal Shaw Andy Sheats Neil Sides Sammy Silvers Eric Simmons Anioinett Sistos Edward Skipper Eric Slaughter David Smilh Denise Smith Erik Smilh Timothy Sneed David Sorcc Monique Smith ( .reg Soristo k - Mmmm good. )op Steed Casselle Slegall Debbie Stein Bonnie Stephey Sharon Stohler William Slova Tracy Sirombeck Denise Strong Mike Strong Susan Fischer Ronda Soto Cindy Stafford Gary Stanfield Wade Starness Chris Stathis Hi, want to eat lunch with me? - ' fi Tracy Sudler M.irgoril.i Michael Sylvester David Tapia Siisl.iilii Brandon Talbert Terry Tano Monii Takahar a April Thomas Louis Tarver im H ' Sijita ■I Elois Thomas Ydl.irul.i Thom.is l.iiul.i rilliii.iii Nick Tift}!!- Ri.li.irill ' otlil Rnhcrl Tolivcr , Go away, you ' re bolhcrinH me. ' Hi. my name ' s Debbie. What ' s yours? Mike Upton Raylene Urena Deeandra Ursin Shannon Vakliv Robert Vaughan Thomas Vidaurri Shawn Trayw ick Anabella Tucker David Turner Steve Uhler Alex Uera Sylvia Ulloa 305 gj A F fti 1 ' VhB 1 I •.. Do you mind ' Im going lo my locker! Grady Walts Maruel Webb Tracy Webber l.i7,Wel(,li K.iren Whilsell Kmi While Kelly Whileman lulieWhillaker lancWilikson 306 Cilhenne Wlllard Chris Willie Andrea WUliams David Williams Kenneth Williams Chris Wilson - • ..., im 1 ■j ft Gerald Yeagcr Julia Zemeno Teri Young Glenn Zimniermaii Steve Zachary Diane Zisk lulie Zeiger Pam Zumbro - • .-,. fl - • .-,., VI PRINCIPAL DANIELS. KING PRINCIPAL Degrees: B.A., M.A. Universily: Univ. of Redlands, Univ. of Northern Colorado The 1979 school year has ended with only the memory of the 70 ' s remaining. This book is the collection of those memories, the good times and the bad, the smiles and the tears. It has been beautifully designed and carefully organized by our outstanding Summit staff for your joy. The faces recorded here will change and some of the memories will fade and gather dust. The Summit will remain unchanging, your treasure chest of remembers . A toast to all of you; annual staff, reporters, athletes, sing- ers, musicians, songleaders, club members, student gov- ernment leaders and everyone else who has helped make this an outstanding year. My best wishes to all of us as we enter this new and exciting decade. Live Joyfully, Daniel S. King Principal VICE-PRINCIPALS PHILIP I) HAl.KY Thirli ' cn Yr.irs in Kciuc.ihon Ucgr. ' cs; B.S.. MA. Univ.: Mansfield Stale. Cortland Stale Cornell Univ.. Redlands Univ. 1F.RRY SHEPHERD Twenty-seven Ye.irs m Kducation Degrees: B.A.. M.Ed. Univ.: Macalesler College DAISY KIRKMO.N Twcniy-lhrec Years in Education DeKHjes: B.A.. M.A. Univ.: Tougaloo College COUNSELORS CHARLES DENTON HcikI Counsolor Years in Ed.: 21 Dct iccs: B.S., M.A. Univ.: Purdue Univ.. Ball Stale Univ Univ. Redlands, Univ. of Ca. Riverside GENEBIANCHI Years in Ed.: 17 Degrees: B.S.. MA. Univ.: Central Conn. State College. Univ. of Ca. Riverside. San Diego Stale, Univ. of Redlands PAM DAY Years in Ed: 13 Degrees: B.A.. M.A. Univ.: Univ. of Wyoming. Univ. of Red- lands () (;. l.OKKEN .Miendance Counselor Yc.irs in Ed.: :«) Degrees: B.A.. M.A. Uni .: St. Cloud Uni .. Uni I ' liuiif Redlands f ADEU Yfaisin DisciTS UnivcR CalRn SlalcSa I I Veils i; Univer i ii Ai)i-;i., ii)KMi: i)i; . Yens 111 y.ii Ul Dcurrcs: :t H.A.s, MA Univcrsilii ' s: V.illcv |r. (;(llll• ;l•. Uiiiv of Cal. Riv.Tsi.l. ' . Univ i.f R.dl.i.uls. C.il Stall San Hdnii HAKKVC l ' A(;l■; V(■arMll|•: l:27 DiriiTs: HA — I ' liysK.l.iKV. MA — ) ' !(liii.,ilinn Wnivi ' isilii ' s: Uni , nf Missdiin: Kansas ( Jl. ; Kansas fni .: I ' inv. ul Cal,. Kivci- C.S.l ' , I.ns AiiKi ' li ' s; ClaiiMiKinl DORIS ITHOMl ' SON Years in Kd.: 2ti DiHrc-MA. llniversilios: Ari .on.i Slalr Univ.; Univ. of Cal., Riversidir ,K()N TRUSS Years in Ed.: i:i UrHri-cs: B.S.. M.A. Univcrsilies; Univ. of Cal Ri i ' rsid Mabania Stale Univ.. Univ. of R X d DORIS M.WALLACE Years in Kd.: 9 Degrees: B.A.. M.S. Universities: Dillard Univ . Cal. Slat U)s Angeles Hj p - ff M 3m ia MARY G. ABRAMS Siibjccls: English 9. IC: RimiIhik TiMchinj ' : 13 vis. D(;Hrc(!s: B.A! — English. B.A. — Bii.l- ( ' K.v UnivcTsilii ' s: Wcslcrn Colli H ' ' : Uniw of Rhode Ishinil; Uni ' . of Cal.. RiviTsidc; Cal. Skill ' . San Bilno.; Cal. Stale. Long H.M. h STAN Al.l.REl) Suhjccls: P.O.D.. Geography Teaching: 22 yrs. negrees: B.A.. M.A. — Science Universilies: Univ. of lllali. Uni . F;asti-rn Montana lOHN AMSTUTZ Subjecls; Algebra 2. Geometry Teaching: 26 yrs. Degrees: B.S., MA. Universities: Univ. of Minnesota. San Diego State Univ. I30R0THY BADER Sub|i ' (:ls: Geometry. Intro. Algebra IcK hing:32yrs. Decree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Northern Iowa Univ. of Cal.. Riverside; Univ. of Red- lands lERRY M.BENNETT Subiecl: Aulom«ili-ve Shop Teaching: 5 yrs. Degrees: A.A.. B.V.E. Universities: San Bdno State College. Los Angeles State College, Fresno Stale College RAY BERNARD Subiects: Algebra 1, Intro. Algebra Teaching: 16 yrs. Degree: B.S. — Education llniv(;rsities: Long Beach City C:ollege Kirksville Stale College (Missouri! RUBY H. BARKER Sub]ri:ls: I ' r( ' nch. English :)C reai;hing: 17 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Universities: N.C. State Univ.. Unn ' . Redlands: Univ. of Cal., Riverside VICHKRNARDY Siihicil: Piiss ProHiiim Tf.ii Iuiih: 31 vrs. nc«rcrs:B.S.. ' M.A. llniviTsilins: Miinkalo Sliilo Univ , Univ. of Minn(!sola. Goorgc Pcabodv ROHKRTA HKTTY Siiliii ' i;ls: Alhli ' lii; Dirccliii ' . Beg, Psy- chology T(!iii:hing: 29 yrs. Dogrees: B.A. , M.A. UnivRrsilics: Alm.i College: Michig.iii Slain Univ.; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside GEORGE I. HOI IN Suhjecl: Eleelronics Teaeliing: 11 yrs. Degree: MA. lliuversilies: (;al. Slale. I.iinn Beach; Univ. of Cal.. I.os Angeles CHARLES BRAME Suhjecls: Crime anil justice. P.O.D. Teaching: 28 yrs. Degrees: B.S. — Education. MA. — History Universities: SEMO State College. Univ. of Missouri (Columbia) rKi)Hi:(:nH()i. . Sutijects: Accounting. Tv pmg Teaching: 39 yrs. Degree: M.A. Universities; Univ. of Wyoming; Univ. of Cal., Riverside; Univ. of R( ' dlands TIM BURROUGHS Suhjecls; Drivers Ed.. California His- tory. Coaching Teaching; 18 yrs. Degree: M.A. University: Univ. of Redlands JOHN BRANDENBURG Subject: Agro. Science Teaching: 22 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Universiti(!s; Nebraska State Teachers; Colorado Univ.; Cal. Slate. Pomona; Cal. Stale. Los Angeles; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside I ) JOSEPH CALLAHAN Subject: Math 1 Teaching: 27 yrs. Degree: B.A. University: Pomona College SALLY CASSELMAN S ubjects: Reading; English 4. 4C Teaching: 19 yrs. Degrees: B.S..M.A. Universities: St. Olaf: Univ. of Minne- sota; Univ. of Redlands MARIORIE DeLEVA Subjects: Clothing, Fashion, Indep. Liv- ing Teaching: 20 yrs. Degree; B.S. University: Uni uf Wvoming ELAINE CARMAN Subject: Physical Education Teaching: 26 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.E. Universities: Univ. of Washington; Univ. of Cal., Los Angeles BEVERLY CHOVICK Subjects: Shorthand — Transcription. Typing Teaching: 28 yrs. Degree; B.A. Universities; Luther College; Gustavus Adolphus; Univ. of Redlands; Univ. of Cal., Riverside JOYCE DOBY Subject; Geography RALPH G. CARTER Subjects: Special Education. Driver ' s Ed.. Work Exp. Teaching; 25 yrs. Degree; B.A. Universities; Cal. College of Arts and Crafts; Claremont; Univ. of Cal.. River- .side; Cal. State, Los Angrles FLORENCE CORRIGAN Subject: Librarian Degrees: B.S.. M.A. Universities; St. Cloud Stale, Minne- sota; Immaculate Heart College PARK DYER Subject: English 3 Teaching; 26 yrs. Degree: B.A. University; Western Washuigton State R fcl  t Jl W ' ' k r ■ 1 ? 1 1 Cl.lKFKACLES Suhjrcts: Physiolosy Lah. Biology TiMching: 24 yrs. DcKrcos: B.S., M.S. Universities: Oklahom.i Sl.itc Univ. Humboldt Slate Univ. ELKA Kl.l.ISON Subjects: Geography. World History Western Civ. CHARLES WALLIS EASTWOOD Subject: Spanish 2. 3,4 Teaching: 2H yrs. Degrees: B.A.. M.A. Universities: Univ. of Utah: Univ. of Arizona: Claremonl College; Univ. of Redlands: Hollins College: Univ. of Puerto Rico; Georgetown Univ.; Univ. of Cal., Los .Angeles 9t ' ' J r DOUGLAS EMERSON Subject: Instrumental Music Teaching: 30 yrs. Degree: M.E. Universities: S.M.U. (Dallas); Univ. of Missouri; Univ. of Redlands; Pomona College; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside BARBARA EDGETT Subject: Physical Education Teaching: 30 vrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.A. Universities: Tufts Univ.; Columbia Univ.; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside lOEL EMERY Subject: English 4 Teaching: 23 yrs. Degrees: B.A.. M.A. Universities: Coe College; Cal Los Angeles lAMES P. FOTIA Subjects: Ceramics. Pottery. Sculpture Teaching; 30 yrs. Degree: B.S. Universities: Univ. of Minnesota; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside; Los Angeles Slate; Univ. of Cal., Los Angeles MARY LOU GARTNER Subject: L.D. Teaching: 30 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Northern Colo- rado; Redlands Univ.; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside lUDYGESTRING Subject: Special Education Teaching: 5 yrs. Degree: B.A. — Sociology University: Univ. of Cal.. Riverside WARREN F. GOTTHARD Subjects: Bus.-Math Machines. Office Job Training Teaching: 18 yrs. Degree: M.A. — Business Education Universities: Arizona State; Univ. of Cal., Riverside; Univ. of Texas; Western (El Paso) ERNEST HADSELL Subjects: English 3. Drama Teaching: 26 yrs. Degrees: A.B.. M.A. Universities: FTiends Univ.; Northwest- ern Univ.; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside BARBARA P. HAGERMAN Subjects: English 3. 3C; Reading Teaching: 20 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Universities: Univ. of Cal., Berkeley; Claremont Graduate School JAMES HALL Subjects: Health Science. Sex Educa- tion Teaching: 9 yrs. Degrees: B.S. — Health Ed.. Physical Ed., M.E. — Administration Universities: Winoa State College, Cal. State. San Bdno., Azuza Pacific College CATHERINE HATCH Subjects: ESL, Reading Teaching: 2 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Cal., San Diego: San Diego State Univ.; Cal State, San Bdno.; Universidad IberaAmericana Mexico KIRK HEDRICK Subjects: Consumer Math. Junior Class Sponsor Teaching: 14 yrs. Degrees: B.A.. M.A. Universities: San Diego State Univ.; Cal State, Los Angeles DONNA HARKEY Subject: Child Develoiiment Center Teaching: 6 yrs. Degree: A. A. Universities; San Bdno Valley College. Cal. Slate, San Bdno. Xa . MTCH I ' jii ' .oICal, San Diego; llite Ooiv.; Cal Slate, Sao ritiidail IberaAneTicana PHYLLIS )ONES Subject: Homemaking (Foods and Child Care) Teaching: 22 yrs. Degree: B.S. University: Nebraska Slate JO SEPH HEGGl Subject: English. Teaching: 21 yrs Degrees: B.A.. M.A. Universities: Ball St. U.; Indiana Univ.; UCLA: Redlandt U.; U. of C, Riverside: Cal. St.. San Bdnc; Los Angeles St. U.; Arizona St U.; Chapman Col.; Elmhurst Col. itUniv.;C ' l HAROLD E. KLEIN Subjects: Geography, Forensics Teaching: 24 yrs. Degrees: A.B., M.A. Universities: Univ. of Cal., Berkeley; Univ. of Cal., Los Angeles; Cal. State, Long Beach; Univ. of Redlands; Deni- son Univ. WALTER A. KALETKA Subject: Algebra. Teaching: 20 yrs. Degree; B.S. Universities; Youngstown U., Ohio; Westminster: Penn. St. U.; Redlands U.; U. of Cal., Riverside; Cal. St., Los Angeles; UCLA; U. of So. Cal. LUCIANA lOHNSON Subject: U.S. History Teaching: 21 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Cal Claremont Grad. School SAM KONNOKF Subject: Woodshop WILLARDL. KENLEY Subject: English Teaching: 1 8 yrs. (in Bdno.) Degrees: B.A. — English. M.A. — Amer- ican Studies Universities: San Bernardino Valley College, Los Angeles State Univ. KAY KUHN Subject: Biology Teaching: 2 yrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.S., P.H.D. University: Harvard School of Educa- tion CHARLINE SAGE KUNTZ Subject: Spanish Teaching: 15 yrs. Degrees: M.A. — Spanish, B.A. — Eng- lish Universities: Univ. of New Mexico; Univ. of Puerto Rico; Univ. of Guadala- jara, Mexico PEG LAWRENCE Subjects: Psychology, l- arlhquake Country. Teaching: 31 yrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.E. Universities: U. of Cincinnati; Mills Col; UCLA; U. of Cal., Riverside DENNIS LEES Subject: Physical Education Teaching: 18 yrs. Degrees: A.A., B.A., M.A. Universities: Pasadena City College, San Jose State, Univ. of Redlands FELICIA LEWIN Subjects: French, German Teaching: 16 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Vienne; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside EVANGELINE LEWIS Subjects: Student Council Sponsor. Social Dynamic:s, Physical Education Teaching: 17 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.A. — Counseling Universities: Pepperdine; Univ. of Cal.. Santa Barbara; Cal. Slate, Los Angeles; Cal Slate, San Hcrnarilinii ED LOWE Subjects: Community Lab, English 2 Teaching: 13 yrs. Degree: M.A. — English Universities: State Univ. of New York, Univ. of Arkansas DONALD C. LUNDY Subjects: Physics, Astronomy, Geology Teaching: 31 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Akron; Univ. of Redlands; Stanford Univ. lARRELL I. McCOLLUM Subject: U.S. History Teaching: 27 yrs. Degrees: B.A. . M.S. Universities: Central Oklahoma Stale Univ.; Oklahoma Stale University; Univ. of Southern Cal.; Univ. of Cal., Los Angeles; Univ. of Cal., Riverside; Los Angeles State; San Bdno. Valley College I ■ l i ' •aslisli! ■:iv.of e .yj,i ANNEMcNAMARA Subircl: U.S. History Teachinji: 20yrs. Dcjjrcn: B.S. — Kducalion University: Bridgewaler Slate Teachers ' College GLORIA MEIERS Subjects: Shorthand. Recordkeeping. Typing I Teaching: 27 yrs. Degrees; B.S., M.A. Universities: Notre Dame College; Hunter College; Univ. of Cal., Riverside CHARLES McNEAL Subject: Biology Teaching; 27 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Western Illinois Statt Univ.; Illinois State Normal Univ. EARLENA MILLER Subjects: Mach. Trans., Sec. Proc, Typ- ing, Rcdkpg. Teaching: 15 yrs. Degrees: B.S., M.A. — Bus. Ed. Universities; E. New Mex. U.: U. of Rdlds.; U. of Cal., Riv.; U. of Hawaii jOHNMcPECK Subjects: English 2. Reading Teaching: 21 yrs. Degree: B.A. — English, French Universities: Univ. of Nebraska: Univ of Redlands R OBERT E.MINER Subject: Geography Teaching: 9 yrs. Degree; B.A. Universities; Omaha Univ.; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside; Cal. Stale. San Bdno. I ' BLAKE NEAL Subjects: Math. Driver ' s Ed. Teaching: 20 yrs. Degree; M.A. Universities: San Diego State Univ.; Azuza Pacific College; Univ. of Red- lands h m e1 i 1 1 1 DONNIEMEYER Subject; Physical Education Teaching: 30 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Redlands. Clare- mont Men ' s College BARBARA NOAKES Subject: Vocal Music. Teaching: 13 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Okla. Col. for Women; Bakersfield Col.; Edmond St. Teachers ' Col.; Golden St. Bapt. Theo- logical Sem.; Cal. St.. San Bdno. -■ ' il CARLI. PALMGREN Subjects: English 2, 2C: lournalism; Annual Teaching; 28 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Universities: Univ. of Wisconsin — Whitewater; Univ. of Cal., Riverside: Univ. of North Dakota V RONALD OYLER Subjecl: English Teaching: 23 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: St. Benedict ' s Academy: Loyola Univ.. Los Angeles lOHN POWELL Subjects: Biology. Physical Ed. Teaching: 16 yrs. Degree: B.A. University: San Diego State FREDPLIMLEY Subjects: Trigonometry; Algebra 1. 2 Teaching: 25 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Univ. of Redlands; San Diego State; Univ. of Cal.. San Bdno. LLOYD PACK Subjecl: AG Science Teaching: 8 yrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.S. Universities: Cal-Poly, Pomona; Brig- ham Young Univ. SNOWDEN T. ROBERTS III Subjects:P.O.D., U .S. at War Teaching: 18 yrs. Degrees: B.A.. MA. Universities: San Diego State. Arizona State Univ. MARYIOPOINDKXTKR Subjects: Community Lab, Consumer Economics Teaching: 22 yrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.A. Universities: Univ. of Redlands: Los Angeles Stale; Univ. of Cal., Riverside iM •« ' .• ' ) GEORGK SCRAY Subjects: English. Reading. Creative Writing Teaching: 17 yrs. Degree: M.A. Universities: Univ. of Wisconsin. Mar- quette Univ. Dk|o Stilt T. I. SCHULTE Subjects: Woodworking, Auto Mechan- ics Teaching: 19 yrs. Degrees: B.A.. M.A. University: Cal. Stale. Long Beach I JACK STAHLHEBER Subject: Math Teaching: 27 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: San Bdno. Valley College. San lose State, Univ. of Redlands lEROLUSlFKK.SlElN Subject: Chemistry Teaching: 21 yrs. Degrees: B.A., B.S. University: Univ. of Minnesota ,1 •tans, OBESTSlll US. si War DI(jo Stale. Ai ' MARY SCOTT Subject: Physical Ed. Teaching: 23 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universities: Sacramento State; Univ. of Cal.. Riverside DOUG STOCKHAM Subjects: Physical Ed.. Student Store. Head Basketball Coach Teaching: 15 yrs. Degrees: M.A.. G.S. Universities: Cal. State. Long Beach: Azuza Pacific HAROLD S. SOUTHWORTH Subjects: Algebra 1. Geometry Teaching: .32 yrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.S. Universities: Univ. of Washington. Univ. of Oregon RUTH P. STONE Subjects: English, Reading. Teaching: 43 yrs. Degrees: B.S.. M.A. Universities: Gorham St, Teacher ' s Col.; U. of Maine: San Jose St.; L.A. St.; San Diego St.; San Francisco St.; Pomona Col.; U. of Rdlds.; UCLA; U.C, Riverside; U. C, San Bdno. RAYVANYO Subiect: Physical Ed. Teaching: 20 yrs. Degrees: B.S., M.S. University: Univ. of North Dakota ROBERT WADDELL Subject: P.O.D. 102 Teaching: 9 yrs. Degrees: A.A., B.A., M.A. Universities: San Bdno. Valley College; Cal. State, San Bdno.; Northridge Univ.; Univ. of Riverside ESTHER STREATER Subject: Learning Disabilities Teaching: 20 yrs. Degrees: B.S., M.A. Universities: North Dakota State; Univ of Redlands; Univ. of North Carolina JOSEPH VIDAL Subject: Graphic Arts Teaching: 20 yrs. Degrees: B.A., M.A. Universities: Indiana State; Univ. of Cal., Riverside; Univ. of Cal., Los Ange- les BETTY WYSS Subjects: Phys. Ed., Girls Tennis Coach. Teaching: 28 yrs. Degree: B.A. Universi- ties: L.A. City Col.: Cal. St.. L.A.; Cal. St., San Jose; U. of C, Riverside; Clare- mont U, ; Cal. -Poly, San Luis Obispo DEANE UHL Subject: Drafting. Teaching; 23 yrs. Degrees: B.S., M.A. Universities: Colo- rado St.; Long Beach St.; U. of C, River- side; UCLA; I), of Maryland LARRY VIZARD Subjects: Biology. Intro Chemistry Teaching: 15 yrs. Degree: B.S. Universities: Indiana Univ., Ball Stale Univ. MARLENE ZANDERS Subject: Physical Ed. Teaching: 21 yrs. Degnies: B.A. , M.A. Universities: Simpson Cc State. Long Beach ege; Cal 4i .. ,Cote«: ' SECRETARIES Rulh Wilson — Principal ' s Sec. Pal Colter — Switchboard Blanche Lincl — Counselors Sec. SECRETARIES Nedra Brilt — Attendance Sec. Becki Savage — Registrar Dorothy Rebenstorf — Attendance Aide 1 P.im CnouKh — Allendanci ' Aide losie )asso — Attrnilancc Aide C;loria 1 lolman — Athletic Sec. O- • .-._ Mdrlenc Carol — PASS. Clrrk Riilh McKinncy — Staff AssislanI ifti, ' •1 ' • • • Helen Hopson — Tutorial Assl. ' ' i Patricia Boehm SECURITY  2j ' HopeOlfjuin Austin Pulliams -Ai . CAFETERIA F. Jardina, E. Monroe, F. Scott, M. Gilbert, G. Wheeler, I. Warhurst. H. Garot, S. Inman, T. Jolley, P. Covey, W. Webb. N. Wilson, S. Duke, A. Gerbitz, M. J. Baczek Marjorie Wolfe — Equip. Manager Walt Ryback — Custodian Ed Futch — Equip. Manager loley.P.Covey.W.M FACULTY MOST LOVABLE ' Coach Stockham f«BI MOST SINCERE ' Mr. Burroughs ' MOST LIBERATED ' Ms. McNamara MOST SOUL Austin Boondie PuIIiams tt ; i? Si - MOST HUMOROUS Mr. Vizzard y ry Wff fgaMi -b- .•. BEST DRESSED Mr. Carlos Palmgren I CAU 1 __— fi 886-7091 II 914 East Highland Ave. PLANTS -N- THINGS 2232 Valencia Ave. San Bernardino, Calif. Phone — 883-0111 NORTON ' S PET SHOP 2324 STERLING A VE. PHONE 882-5170 V 1505 SanB % RED CARPET ' 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 m MLS REALTOR LARRY CLASSON QUASAR Sali ' j DALE ' S TV. TV - STrnFO YOU CAN nr coMFincNv whtn vou c assasie - ees-zaoa lOie E Base Line. San Bchnardino. C- 2 BIkt. W. of Tippecanoe Start Now! Take A Lesson! You ' ll learn so nnuch about karate that you ' ll want to shout about it! Sign up today! Larry Amnions STUDIO OF SELF DEFENSE II89N. E St. San Bernardine (Corner Baseline) 8848733 Hours: 10:30 9 P.M. OPEN 7:30 A.M.-6:GO P. CLOSED SUNDAY CHICO S CAFE rOOD TO GO • CATERING SERVICE WEDDINGS Chico ' n- Mary Soto PHONE Baa-4B77 385 N. 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SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92405 HARLEY ' S SPORTING GOODS Custom Trophies and Awards We Specialize in School and Team Outfitters Award Jackets and Sweaters Bank Amencard — Master Charge 2495 No. Sierra Way San Bernardino, CA 92405 High In Efficiency - Low In Cost LOCAL STATEWIDE NATIONWIDE PROMPT SERVICE Modern Storage Expert Packing Agents For National 864-0377 888-4263 1544 E f ' .ASE LINE SAN BE RNARDINO Van Lines Inc ICC Certificate MC NO 428E6 THE REXALL STORE 25356 E. Baseline San Bernardino Phone 885 0157 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. I 1-5 p.m. LEASING AND SALES OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK kfL DO-IT- YOURSELF HEADQUARTERS TRAYS HARDWARE CURTAINS HIGHBACK SEATS i75 EAST BASE LINE. SAN BERNARDINO 884-8962 9-5 TUESDAY thru SATURDAY dm • . GENERAL STORE 1231 North D Street at Baseline San Bernardino California 9240b 714-668-2408 • LINDA WOODWARD ? SUSIE WILLHIDE m uadoUA RhALfORS 2550 E. Highland Avenue, Highland. California 92346 Sales, Parts and Repairs • All Makes and Models H. P. LISBY CO. VACUUM CLEANER MART 167 East Highland Ave. • San Bernardino, Calif. 92404 H. P. Llsby Jay Harden Phone 883 1615 HOUSE OF YOGURT 1703 E.Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92404 8852121 mm Worn ' SERVING THE STUDENT BODY OF SAN GORGONIO. 25799 E.HIGHLAND AVE. SAN BERNARDINO. CA 92404 HOLIDAY Tt lerSales mm N % - ty IMNBBABO. iOe. alio eaiMe, TRAVEL TRAILERS • ARGOSY • TERRY • TAURUS • IDEAL • NOMAD Open Sunday Noon to S P.M IN SAN BERNARDINO 889-8918 885-1191 BROUGHAM EL DORADO - TIOGA PACE ARROW MOTOR HOMES AMERICAN CLIPPER ' 70 E. BASE line CERTIFIED SERVICE CENTER CITRUS BELT SUPPLY l277N. E St. SAN BERNARDINO, CA ■97405 (714)888-0127 ERNIE VASQUEZ, Associate Office (714) 883-8956 or (714) 825-8421 Res. (714) 889-2070 3119 Go. den Avenue San Bernardino, Colifornia 92404 Day and Night • Coleman • Sales and Service Radio Controlled Trucks Lie. No. 3 1 6355 C20 DELBERT MILLER. INC. Heating — Air Conditioning Sales and Service (714)885 2867 CHUCK ARCHAMBEAU, Associate Office (714; 883-8956 or (714) 825-8421 Res. (714) 883-6944 Sheldon Bowler President I375E. Baseline A 2 San Bernardino, CA 92410 JE -A. J__i T 3l I N c . 31 19 Golden Avenue San Bernardino, California 92404 Home Lumber Company 1 55 E. Base Line San Bernardino, C A 92410 (714)884-4845 n MM J 144 :i H ::i«::i:: 1! ;ii OiihJ -, •:::::::. ::: ::: ... ::: :r km ipi H ' 1777 E HIGHLAND, SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92404 SID (IKEENAWALT BROKER R i. (714) B 23210 t ' f ' Sid Greenawalt J m-iwn i.r n. ,- i E K A I, T O R 77U EAST HIGHIAND AVENUE, SAN BERNARDINO, CA. 92404 (714) 862-0430 (714) 8894X179 tcm ot ' foetal FLORIST FLOWERS AND GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS WE WIRE FLOWERS ANYWHERE 864-1680 OS HIGHLAND A PALM AVE HIGHLAND IN STATtR BROS SHOPPING CENTER cionuis cnsiEnn shop PHOTO EQUIPMENT • PHOTO FINISHING • CAMERA REPA 376 D STREET SAN BERNARDINO. CALIfORNIA 92401 I EPHONF 885 0778 Fuinilurc Rcpiiir and Rcfinishinj 1375 East F3as( linc San Bernardino. CA 92410 RENO REAL ESTATE 862 0441 883 9054 27005 Baseline Highland, CA GolF Arcade Ba+ting Ccye THE FUN FACTORY AND THE PIZZA MACHINE 7094 Victoria Highland, CA 92346 862-1621 Mtrme tisrmto stwuc nAiisrBO W iisrc. Residential Commercial Fine Homes — Condominiums Rentals — Acreage Business Opportunities Free Office Appraisals — 883 8956 31 1 9 N. Golden Ave. 825 8421 San Bernardino 25793 E. HIGHLAND AVE. SAN BERNADINO. CA. 92404 PHONE: (714) 864-1280 862 9860 Open every day I I AM 9 PM mifc BASELINE LAUNDRY DRY CLEANERS Complete Laundry and Dry Cleaning Service Telephone (7 I 4) 862 8181 «i k.jf M BANKOF AMERICA HIGHLAND BRANCH 27292 E. Baseline Highland, Ca. 383-6351 STONE ' S TENNIS INSTRUCTION Congratulates the Graduating Class 1980 Service - II62N. E St. 25444 East 3rd Si San Bernardino, CA 924 10 xXO Installation _• 888-6150 «i (7 1 4) 889- 1 32 1 Across from Norton AFB ALES btrtVICE 61 INSTALLATION FRE COPY SERVICE 379 N. E St. San Bernardino, CA 92401 (714)884-5215 BUSINESS CARDS RUBBER STAMPS TYPING SERVICE REDUCTIONS CHRISTMAS CARDS WEDDING INVITATIONS ANNOUNCEMENTS 236 CENTRAL CITY 888-2297 Co Foi |PiF !Hf8Da - • . DIETERICH INTERNATIONAL AUTO SALES CONGRATULATES THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1980 I RIJ- Dl I.IVI.RY rORHCN WDDOMl ' J T AUTO PARTS ' 26483-C Baseline HIGHLAND, CALIFORNIA TOM TORRES PHONE 862- JOHN WEATHERS 862 1% ■■ NJCORPOBATED m REALTOR 2 £nnU L6C Real Estate Consultant (714) ea2-3349 2990 ' J ' oe.i_ Rosa Ave. SAN BERNARDINO. CA 93404 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATING CLASS MAISON BERNARD HAIRSTYLES 27141 E. Baseline Highland, Calif. Suite 5 862-3011 Complete Hair Care For The Entire Family S.P. Law Enforcement Explorer Post 165 Congratulates the Graduating Class H INLAND ENTERTAINER CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ' 80 McDonald ' s 1996 Del Rosa, San Bernardino. CA BURGER KING 1920 E. Highland San Bernardino, Ca WHERE ITS A TREAT TO EAT DEL ROSA BOWL 1499 E. Highland Ave. Tnardino. CA 586-4675 i: l.eamie ' L SPARTAN I OUT POST I CONGRATULATES i THE 5 GRADUATING 5 CLASS 3 ■on LMJ I 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 Phones: 883-7717 883-7714 ' i ' iUaDr EXCLUSIVE COIFFURES 1636 E Highland Av. (Del Hoka Crnlar San Bernardino Culll. 9240 ' . Like a good neighbor, State Farm is there. if RAYMOND O ' BRIEN Agent 1416 East Highland Avenue 17 | I 11 1 1 I San Bernardino, California 92404 STATE farm iNSuRANCt COIuipanies Phono 882-3343 Hoititioff ' ces dLOCWvcrofv Illinois J4iqkiand - f aim 2 J4our i le IING V ' ICE fc PRC eaneri TAILORING SERVICE WATER PROOFING 7:30 o.m. to 7:00 p.m. 8:00 o.m. to 6:00 p.m. Weekday! Solurdoyi We Specialize in Formol Wear [7M] 864-1411 3689 E. Highland Ave. • Highland, CA. 92346 DERMATOLOGY MEDICAL GROUP, INC. Lowell A. Johnson, M.D. and Bernard Got+lieb, M.D., Inc. J. Rober-t West, M.D. Leon E. Schwarti, M.D. 1666 No. Waterman Avenue San Bernardino, California 92404 (714)886-4965 iii RED CARPET LEROY F. HARBAUER BROKER 1616 E. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA 92407 Phone — 882-3795 ISLAND IMPORTS Rattan Patio Den Furniture Tikis • Gifts • Baskets • Luau Rentals Hawaiian Clothing 348 W. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, C (714)886-2019 CUSTOM CABINETS RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL (714)795-5233 MIKE EVERETT EVERETT ' S CABINET MILL 13464 Grant Street Yucaipa, CA 92399 Yarn — Needlepoint — Crewel Lath Hook — Books — Knitting SULLIVAN YARNS Next to Cloth World Highland Sterling Aves. oA ladcmotsG CG Specializing in Fashions for the Short Woman Sizes Zero-18 In Stater Bros. Shopping Center Highland Palm Ave. Highland Phone: 862-2830 mmk rmm M G BIRD AND PET SHOP ; 25586 E. Baseline San Bernardino, Cal. 885 8928 realtcxs 714 886-4846 Brian Doyle f ' W Manager iiwad lloylc ' s f 1608 E. Highland Ave. 9 9 San Bernardino Ca. 92404 ri (714) 883-9190 rtii Walkereiee Schnarre I4I6E. Highland Ave. San Bernardino, Cal. 92404 WITH 7 OFFICES SERVING THE INLAND EMPIRE San Bernardino, Redlands, Rial+o and Fon+ana czrfiqhLand 7LoxL±t 27214 BASE LINE P. O. BOX 213 PH. 862-7240 HIGHLAND, CALIFORNIA 92346 Judy McNown (714)862-7240 AMERICAN RECREATION 445 W. Highland Ave. 882-8949 REYNOLD ' S PLAZA 396 NORTH E STREET PHONE — 884-3211 ' ll% l Ho t i i y iiid 852 2. Alosta (213)334-7616 1519 Amar Rd (213) 965-3797 1 llll M t( 11 Hliittier 2962 Yorba Linda (714)996-2831 14245 Whittier (213)693-6022 Sfiiitd liid 1 1 H« lite 2407 S. Bristol (714)557-3631 11970 Garvey (213)444-3064 Sclll H lit « ' IO 1 4 ' i ncitfliiif 1 ii k 798 Inland Center (714)888-4654 2070 S, Atlantic (213)722-9126 1 lScl(IOIlcl t 4ll M4(Cl 3705 E. Foothill (213)351-0086 1408 Vine St (213)466-3081 1 i I1U ll«l 1825 Indian Hill (714)624-1990 1 ( seinedcl ,C3 7770 E Garvey (213)283-8736 [ %] i )) S 10% DISCOUNT TO STUDENTS WITH ASB INLAND PAPER STOCK CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF ' 80 777W. RIALTOAVE. SAN BERNARDINO, CA PHONE 885-1413 •J 54 iniKaninai wm • ind illier ntem 1i i «iiariic ' 22-91Z6 l H((() ITIO HASE VlUWIiM VIKING AUTO PARTS INC. 10% DISCOUNT W ASB CARD 295 E. BASELINE at WATERMAN SAN BERNARDINO, CA 92410 PHONE: 884-1287 CjDms. in odaul i AUTOGRAPHS ' i n CfuW -y CA -tJQ lutoiA ' o t fi xaC CLn: Mm j bM T ' ' aki JMaJ f c ) C ijiJic c amy] J .- j€) lW ]iAtM ' UJ-ho jjua aUUjjA.LJS Lae K Cfi ' ' -eJ-£ (U k ' UOCJ M slX Crio OJVJ ) (X o) - • . Congratulations to the Class of 80 HIGHLAND FARMS MARKET Corner 9+h and Victoria Highland, California Featuring Low Super-Market Prices on Top Quality Groceries Meats, and Product Fast, Friendly Check-Out Service and Convenient Parking ShM c Of OU(0 HICM sf rj feetawFf i N o, c oo S w VO ST NL3P. f WE ' RE THE NEIGHBORHOOD PROFESSIONALS jtTZI. PRE ST I GE RE A LT Y 1 ' Kir II. t to 61. i-nu irfj ssq -«■ 14 f m. . m alph ( roweii rkotoqrapk yaprn 1206 North D ' Street San Bernardino. Calif 024OS • (714) 884-0163 660 West 4+h Street Phone (714) 885-0933 it. ' e(Ni mi «« • . FOSDiCK ' S ICE CREAM AND GRINDERS 6321 NO. DEL ROSA SAN BERNARDINO 886-3455 MARIE CALLENDER ' S CAKE AND PIE SHOP 802 East Highland Ave. San Bernardino, CA Phone — 882-1754 452 N.E. St. S.B. Calif. Ph. — 884-88 1 5 ..■■latBmUK. Z B Furniture 945 E. Baseline 885-7616 i I Jegug said T am the wSyTthe truth, and the life, no man cometh unto the father but by me. John i4 e MARANATHA BIBLE STUDY CENTER 886-1324 ; M • . NAoe Vo ' s 7.C.LS 1 - ThRCV. ' S it .9 f -cP ra Pizza Italian Dishes Your Hosts Bob Betty FAMILY OWNED BACK EAST STYLE THICK CRUST PIZZA Phone: 862 8999 3669 E. Highland Ave. Highland Palm, Highland, CA (Highland — Palm Center) Dine Here or Food to Go HEADS AND TAILS SPORTS OUTFITTERS WE COME TO YOU Phone 862-64 10 SAKURA-YA 7736 Victoria Ave. Highland. Calif. 92346 (714)862-3975 ' U ' M,,: ,„,, Michael Espinoza and Randy FIgueroa Mr. Pete ' s Coiffure Design 349 W.Highland Ave. San Bernardino, Calif. Call 882-3335 COMHLtTE AUTOMOTIVe SERVICE CUSTOM WHEELS GOOD ' EAR TIRE CENTER HlCHL kND STCm-INa Auto CEiMTtH Inc. 2333 rsi Stehi-ing Ave. SAN CjERNARCiMO. CA 92404 GIL BOTELHO i71Jl 864-3000 )m •« . II ' CONGRATULA- TIONS 1 ; TOTilK GRADUATINO CLASS FROM STATE FARM INSURANCE 141BE. Hij hland San Bdnii Mr. and Mrs. Milton Johnson -uuu PATRONS o KAY ' S KUSTOM KNITS 214 E. Highland o IdR. EARL R.CRANE ' m INC. D.D.S.,M.S. ORTHODONTIST Practices Limited to Orthodontics a J L o . : I 44yS ySiVi n ru: fyiS: i v ° ' ' .W. i 3j '   . tfe . oV O ' w. A 7 !7?3 ' i -XV u f Vou. ' ft£ THE E ! S T rnl C) ' •■ ' -•• l tifiJAlA, lYIff ' ■ 5-V A9. j ' ko r If (-. ..i l ff «£ ' .v 1 ■ .n . v. 1 ' ' — . • v5 i i%%y L toe ' s ■ •i-t U ' ■ i III N Liii ' . J-s - V ioill  l t ' - ' ad oil tM Ur- [lean- rt C«rw+K k(TMU4 ,Kad. ' w eotr had iftrv Suns PoK I TAurM JJUiT ck I ' ' ' ' . iuJ iy.LOc. I c -v f s eisn 1 v4 t£rj r rv 8 ' ; ! rnou • ' Jo-5 iu Vou - help. 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