San Pasqual Academy - Alape Yearbook (Escondido, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1979 volume:

Gs ' r .x vA u«_ c c C JoX 7S x U jt V t c V J Z S ■ H ; 4- J3 -? l ou. Goo Y uJ-uJr aJLQ 1 oa co ,1 r 1 p. X - , •to I .1 . a K«f V Ziy- ' , f - _ f o Q £ % c, AW Jl ' n M A f y xJvoc v a vJfcXs cSlAuu uJO a ® S UVUf vjtA-s a _ u l-v-= - O- ■-- v - €3 C J o_ J O — x— v_3t vj _ ; JL_ Lr Oi L JW 3= LAAJ T) J Z Jj NS , A_ 1 z_a_5 r .Ou 3!h- e,«vo q -ftJ aj J) cilJsoo ) si C5 £va cXil_9 Qya C The time we spent in learning we hope to wake pay off. We strived to do our best, sometimes failing but picking up the pieces and trying again, and sur- mounting our failure with a success. We hope to make the best of this training and prove that it wasn ' t in vain. Our di Our days were filled with friends, laughter, joys and some tears. The friends made up the fulfillment of our days, for it was through them that much of what we accomplished was attained. They would make us laugh when we needed cheering and fun after much work. They shared in our joys of suc- cess. They comforted in times of our tears of sorrow over some loss or bitter disappointment. Yes, friends helped make up our days. with cafeteria 1 k, that favorite c and other were always calmed nelp end our day. Jur days were filled with memories. PRINCIPAL ' S MESSAGE Many of the outstanding events of the past year are recorded in this fine yearbook. As you reflect on the experiences of the past I encourage you to thank the Lord for life with all its blessings. And may you determine in a greater way to dedicate your life to your Heavenly Father each day in the year to come. There is no limit to the usefulness of one. . I urge you to become better acquainted with the Master Teacher. Cooperate with Him and experience the joy and satisfaction that comes from unlimited service for the good of others. Build on your past successes so you can be of greater service to God today and in the future. Make the failures in your past experience stepping stones to further success. It is my desire that you will receive the following report when your Father in heaven reviews not a year but the full span of your life. Well done, thou and good and faithful servant . . enter thou into the joy of thy Lord. This can be your experience. DEDICATION How can one show gratitude for two who have done so much. You ' ve helped us through our days by teaching us, helping us and listening to us far beyond what is necessary. Your influence has lifted us all, and your loving Christian attitude has brought you our true love and thanks in return. Elder and Mrs. Gifford, in gratitude for your devoted service, we dedicate the 1979 Alape to you. CONTENTS Freshmen 11 Sophomores 16 Juniors 21 Seniors 28 Teachers 42 Reti ous ..5ft Music 57 ™L - m. ■ w rganizations 68 ' r F. Activities 79 • ■ __ - -. : . -♦ r a t =.- V - % - - T1 - i3« Angie Acker Jon Allred Haley Ankerbrand Tammy Ballard Jennifer Barr Jeff Bent Linda Blair Brad Brandmeyer Jeff Brandmeyer Debbie Chambers Laurie Crilly Patricia Duran Cindy Evans Kevin Finck Doug Fisher Terriane Fuss George Garek Kenya Hall Keith Haywood Mark Holm Yoko Hooper Dale Jones Cheryl Knouling Darren LaMarr Archie Liggins Lisa McPeak Fenton Mason Fred Mason Alyce Means Julli Medina Julie Miller Kenneth Moody Michael Parsons Dana Perez Kristen Rickard Miwa Sakamoto Thomas Saknit Ten ' Savage Tim Schluchter Ron Sharp Kim Shockley John Smith Kathy Smith Susan Smith Ara Tepelekyan Pierre Thomas Damon Trujillo Adam Van Dyke Scott Whit latch Cheryl Wilcox Jacalyn Williamson Jane Yi Sassan Alavi Ted Arion Penny Bailey Warren Barnhart Keith Booker Kathy, Chan Alba Conti Lloyd Criss Lynette Crone Kim Davis Lydia Dominguez Barbara Eckes V - , , ,. ' - Vicki Ewing Charles Fagan Don Ferguson Cristi Finck Bev Fontanilla Nancy Fuss David Gaines Wayne Garrett Priscilla Griesel David H oat son Jeannette Hughes Steve Hynum Laurie Jenkins Nazanin Kazerouni Sharon LaCroix Heidi La Ma re John Landry Laurie Luckey Lisa Lyons Lori Lyons BUI McCIellan Karen Marsh Daniel Mochizuki Genoveva Moreno Choong Park Jung Park La Vonne Peterson Jacque Phillips Debi Randall Jerry Robinson Brad Rowe June Satele Kelly Shafer Merlin Shockley Linda Southgate Ken Starry Gary Sweet Valerie Tail Keith Teele Robert Templeton Rene Troilo Mike Villasenor Cheryl Watson %£) CLASS PRESIDENT Mark Cochran VICE PRESIDENT Richard Cooke SECRETARY Sharon Peters TREASURER Sherri Heczko PASTOR Bob Easter SARGEANT-A T-ARMS Robert Cooke Rhonda Barna by Terry Booker Kip Bradford Brian Briggs Raymond Cheng David Coble Tony Consiglio Jay Cooke Marc Dailey Sheryl Deacon Diane Ferguson Barbara Floyd Marilyn Gordon Kendra Gregory J ' S- A-4S oo£ , Sherri Haley Sheila Harris Birgit Jensen Joey Jimenez Russell Jones Jeff Leeper Lester Lorenson Maria Ochoa David Oden Sylvia Magsulit Debbie Markham Charles Martinet Daniel Martinez Lisa Moreno Jin Nam Luis Palma Salvador Palma Wendall Patterson Ron Poll Mark Pozo David Randall Jeanne Rask Crystal Rausten Kara Rickard John Robinson Billy Sanders Ben Schluchter Tim Scott Dennis Shelby Bonnie Smith Jeff Sutyla Fred Uruma David Utoma Leticia Valenzuela Usanee Vongchanphen Mischelle Whit latch Tim Willis Cecilia Wood NOT PICTURED Britten Andrews Warren Garrett Tracy Holm Suwhan Park Teresa Satele JEFF ROWE PRESIDENT Jeff is a 4 year student. He has worked at Spackers all of those four years including summers. Jeff likes pizza, reading, sleeping, in class and the color green. Cafeteria food and studying are some of his dislikes. His favorite sports include sailing and skindiving. With physics being his favorite class, Jeff would like to attend WWC and be a Nuclear Phycist. KARLENE EGGERS VICE PRESIDENT Karlene has been at SPA 4 years and has worked in the Registrar ' s office. She likes the colors blue and brown, music, traveling and creative things. She was Valley Echo editor for 3 years and is Ski Club treasurer. Karlene is going to take P.E. and Nursing in college. ALETHA STRATTON SECRETARY Aletha is a 4 year student from El Centro. Her favorite sports include swimming, foot- ball, water and snow skiing. She was a mem- ber of the band and sings first soprano in the chorale this year. Aletha claims CPR is her specialty. Studying Pre-Med at LLU are her future plans. TORI OZUNA TREASURER Tori has worked in the math dept. 2 of the 3 years she has attended SPA. Falstaff, skiing, art and good music are some of Tori ' s favor- ite things. Tori sings in the chorale and loves Mr. Wagner ' s song selections. Tori also served on Student-Faculty Council. Tori wants to attend WWC and major in Psychol- ogy- GREG ADAMS PASTOR This is Greg ' s first year at boarding academy. He participates in many sports such as base- ball, football, basketball and gymnastics. Greg likes animals, play period and ketchup on most of his food. He plans to attend LLU and study agriculture. BOB STEVENS SGT-AT-ARMS Bob is another 4 year student. He works at the dairy and his favorite class is band. Bob currently holds the office of Horseback Rid- ing Club President. Horseback riding and lis- tening to music are Bob ' s hobbies. He dislikes people who aren ' t on time and English class. SHERYL BARNABY HISTORIAN Sheryl is a 4 year student at SPA. While here Sheryl has held many offices. Her most cur- rent have been Girl ' s Club President and Four-Year Club Vice President. Shery ' s likes include Sabbaths and skip days. Sheryl will be furthering her studies in the medical field. TROY BAILEY While here at SPA Troy was very active in religious activities. Troy is a very easygoing person who always has a smile and kind words for everyone he meets. Troy ' s likes in- clude playing the banjo and water skiing. CRISTINA BARAJAS Cristina is a 2 year student at SPA. While here Cristy was the Spanish Club Secretary. Cristy ' s favorite sports include soccer, volley- ball and baseball and her favorite class is Speech. Cristy is undecided on a college at this time. DOUG BORG Doug has attended SPA for four years and currently holds the office of Four-Year Club President. Doug ' s favorite sports include ski- ing, football, gymnastics, basketball and es- pecially tennis. Doug ' s future plans are to attend LLU and major in Business. ROBBIN BURNS Robbin has been at SPA 2 years. He works at Spackers and likes the color brown, Spanish food, and girls. Robbin loves to water and snow ski. Life Saving and Health are his fa- vorite classes. He sings baritone in Chorale and is on the gymnastics team. Robbin plans to study Diesel Mechanics. JOHN COCHRAN John has attended SPA for 4 years. He has worked at Poultry, Grounds and Farm. John likes sports and is very involved in them. His favorite color is yellow. His favorite class while at SPA was General Chemistry. John served as the Four-Year Club Sgt.-at-Arms. He plans to attend WWC. J c WAYNETTE COLEMAN Waynette has attended SPA for 2 years. She is in the band and chorale. Her favorite things include playing the piano and talking to people. Her main dislike is getting up in the morning after her 2-5 a.m. monitor shift. Waynette plans to study history and attend WWC in the fall. JANET COOLEY Janet is a 3 year student. She has worked in the business office and this year as a study- i hjtlljnonJLBX- Janet was Junior class V. Presi- ° ' f z A. j dent, she also has been A.S.B. Sec-Treas. and 7jl _ 1 Alumni Coordinator. Janet loves music and sings in the chorale. She plans to study music performance at several colleges. MARY COTTER Mary is a 2 year student. Her fa vorite color is bright green. She has worded at the bindery and Spackers. Mary likes to write letters and play basketball. Her fa vorite class is speech. Her future plans include attending LLU. RON CRONE Ron is another 4 yearer. Ron is a very busy guy, he has been A.S.B. Social Vice, Boy ' s Club President and he sings in the chorale. Ron likes motorcycles, girls and wearing jeans. Ron dislikes working. Ron plans to continue his education at LLU. DANNY DAVIDSON Danny is a 4 year student from San Diego. He has worked up at the dairy all this time. Danny likes skateboarding, baseball and gui- tars. Danny dislikes cafe food. He belongs to the model airplane club and is their V. Presi- dent. He plans to attend UCSD in the fall. DIANA DAVODI Diana is a 2 year student from Iran. Her favorite sports are swimming and volleyball. She enjoys writing letter, listening to music and making friends. She dislikes cliques and cafe food. Her favorite classes are Speech and biology. Diana also belongs to the Span- ish club. feU- IRWIN DEAN Irwin is a 4 year student. He has worked at the dairy for all those four years. Irwin likes girls and having fun. Irwin dislikes school- work. He is undecided about the future at this time. TINA EVANS This is Tina ' s first year at SPA. She works in the Bindery and browns are her favorite col- ors. Tina ' s hobbies are gymnastics, art and writing. She dislikes to see people depressed. Tina would like to take Elementary Ed in college. LINDA FONTANILLA Linda has attended SPA for 4 years. She has worked as Science reader for all of these 4 years. Linda loves the beach, chocolate and getting letters. She enjoys such sports as ten- nis, football, racquet ball and body surfing. Linda is on the Valley Echo staff and is Ass ' t Alape ' editor. She plans to further her educa- tion at PUC and study Civil Engineering. JON FOREMAN Jon is a 4 year student of SPA. His likes include recording music, photography, bicy- cling, setting up and opera ting sound systems. He claims that at times he thinks he ' s Grau- cho Marx. Jon plans to attend Andrews Uni- versity and study Engineering Technology. fi HI LORI GRAVES This is Lori ' s second year here. She works in the Library and enjoys bicycling, horseback riding, drawing and playing the piano in her spare time. Blue is Lori ' s favorite color and Music is her favorite class. Lori plans to study Nursing. CHRIS HATKOFF Chris has attended SPA for 3 years. She likes baseball, swimming, and water skiing. Yellow is her favorite color and sewing, reading, and talking are Chris ' s hobbies. Chris was on the annual staff and a representative to the Stu- dent-Faculty Council her junior year. After graduation Chris will attend PUC and major in either Home Ec or Business Education. ,?iV i WENDY HOATSON Wendy is a 2 year student at S.P.A. While here she has worked for Elder Hughson, been Seminar secretary and served on Student- Faculty Council. Wendy ' s likes include PBJ sandwiches and having fun. Her dislikes are cafe food, the cold and morning. Wendy is known for her unusual laugh. She plans to attend LLU in the fall. CA THEN HOHENBERGER Cathen is a 2 year student. She has worked in the band dept. and in the Business Office. Waterskiing, backpacking and gymnastics are her favorite sports. She likes Kittens and talking but dislikes ' lights out ' . Future plans include an English major at LLU. RICHARD HOLLINGER Richard has been at SPA for 3 years. He ' s workeo at Spackers, the cafe and as a boy ' s dorm desk monitor. His hobbies are photog- raphy, volleyball and bicycling. Richard ' s fa- vorite class is Trig. He would like to continue his education at PUC and major in math. STEVE HOLLINGER Steve came to SPA for his junior year. His favorite color is blue and his favorite class is autobody. Steve likes to fish and play base- ball whenever he can. Steve ' s future plans are not decided at this time. JOHN HUGHES John has attended SPA all 4 years. He ' s worked in the gym, math dept., farm and is presently a studyhall monitor. John enjoys such sports as snow skiing, cycling, basket- ball, football and tennis. He likes photogra- phy, talking and arguing. V. President of Boy ' s Club and Sophomore class Sgt-at- Arms are office that John has held. He would like to study law at PUC. LINDA JENKINS Linda is a 3 year student. She likes to camp, talk and ski, both water and snow. Physics class, puppies the color yellow and C.B.S are some of her favorite things. Linda is a mem- ber of the chorale, ski club and Student-Fac- ulty Council. A major in Physical Therapy at LLU are Linda ' s future plans. MONTE JENKINS Monte is a 3 year student. Monte has worked at Spackers, the Band dept. and is currently a monitor. Monte likes water and snow skiing, music, and ' Weiss Cracks ' . Monty was Junior class President and he is currently Ski Club President and in the chorale. Monte plans to study music at Julliard Music school. TAMI JENSEN Tami is a very active 3 year student. She has been A.S.B. Social Vice and President. She is a monitor and loves to be around people. Tami ' s hobby is collecting monkeys. Tami likes to goof-off, but dislikes homework and squash. Tami plans to attend LL U and study Psychology. LANEECE JONES Laneece is a IV2 year student. LaNeece loves fun, people and food. She works in the Eng- lish dept. She dislikes crabby old people, who are so before their time. LaNeece claims her favorite class is composition. The most unique thing about LaNeece is her craziness. LaNeece ' s future plans include becoming a stewardess. RUTHIE LAGUNDINO Ruthie is a 4 year student from Hawaii. She has worked at Spackers, the cafe, as a janitor and as Boy ' s dorm secretary. Ruthie enjoys sports, G.S. and spending money. She dislikes cafe food. Ruthie ' s favorite classes are speech and mathematics. Ruthie plans to further her education at LLU. JODY LANDRY Jody has attended SPA for 2 years. She likes the color blue, people, having fun, and going out. Racquetball, tennis and baseball are her favorite sports. Jody has been A.S.B. Sec- Treas. and is presently Girl ' s Club V. Presi- dent and Alape ' Editor. She plans to attend LLU and study history and business. GLORIA LEE Gloria is a 2 year student. She likes iceskat- ing, swimming, pingpong, listening to music and eating. She dislikes things that are noisy. Gloria ' s favorite class is chemistry. Gloria plans to attend LLU in the fall. SHELLEY LEY Shelley has attended SPA for 2 years. She has worked at the Poultry and in the Cafe. Shelley enjoys basketball and letters. Shel- ley ' s favorite class is Spanish 1. She plans to study Accounting at LLU in the fall. LENA LIAN Lena just came to SPA this year. She has worked in the Cafe. Lena enjoys basketball, soccer, tennis, reading and pen pals. Lena also likes to wake friends. She dislikes giving speeches. Lena ' s favorite classes are Health and PE. She plans to study Biology at PUC. LYNDA LONGHOFER Lynda is a 4 year student, plus a 4 year gradeschool student. Lynda has worked many places and is currently a monitor. Lynda likes playing the piano, gymnastics, boys, food and sleeping. She dislikes working, studying and dieting. Lynda is in the Chorale and has been the ASB Chorister. She plans to study Cre- ative Writing at LLU. TRACY LYONS Tracy is also a 4 year student. Tracy has worked many different places at SPA and is currently a studyhall monitor. Volleyball and ping pong are Tracy ' s favorite sports. Tracy claims to like everything and dislike everyth- ing else. Tracy also likes chemistry and elec- tronics. In the fall Tracy plans to study Math at PUC. SUSAN MEISNER Susan has attended SPA for 2 years. Susan is very active in music. She works for Mr. Wag- ner and takes Chorale. She enjoys playing the piano and organ. Susan likes her parents, friendly people and her pets. Susan also has been an ASB chorister. Susan plans to study to be a Dental Hygienist at LLU. PEDRO MORENO Pedro is a 2 year student. He works at Spackers and is Vice President of the Spanish Club. Pedro likes to draw, play baseball, take pictures and all kinds of other things. Pedro ' s fa vorite class is Bible. Pedro plans for college are undecided at this time. LYNN MUNDALL Lynn is also a 4 year student. Lynn works for Elder Gilford as a reader. She likes to water and snow ski and gymnastics. Lynn enjoys people, sleep and night time. Lynn has held many offices and was Seminar President this year. Lynn sings in the chorale and is on the gymnastics team. Lynn plans to study Phys- ical Therapy at LLU. RUEBON OJEDA Ruebon is a new student to S.P.A. this year. Ruebon ' s favorite sports are basketball, jog- ging and biking. He enjoys people and hates to be bored. Ruebon ' s favorite classes are algebra and office procedures. He is a worker in the cafe. Ruebon plans to major in public health. LEE PARK Lee is a 2 year student. Lee ' s likes include ice cream reading and iceskating. Lee dislikes sleeping. Lee sings in the chrale and is it ' s V. President. He works late nights as a monitor. Lee ' s future plans are undecided at this time. DOLAN PETERSON Dolan is a 4 year student and a 4 year Indus- trial Arts worker. Dolan likes girls, tennis and motorcycles. Dolan dislikes bossy people. Do- lan was Freshman class President and Junior class Sgt-at Arms. Dolan plans to further his education at LLU. PATRICIA PHILLIPS Patricia has attended SPA for 3 years. She has worked at Spackers during this time. Pat enjoys water skiing, raquetball, sandbuggying and writing letters. Pat dislikes two faced people. Pat served as the Valley Echo editor this year. She plans to study Pre-Med at LLU. MARIA PRADIS Maria is a 1 year student. She works in the bindery. Maria enjoys talking, basketball and volleyball. She dislikes selfish people. Maria belongs to the Spanish club and enjoys many classes. Maria plans to further her education in Mexico. LISA REEVES Lisa is another 4 year student. She has worked at the Bindery and as a monitor. Lisa collects spoons and likes soccer and swim- ming. She also enjoys her friends. Lisa dis- likes cliques and ' lights out ' . Lisa ' s favorite classes are family living and chemistry. In the fall Lisa will attend LLU. PATTI ROBERTS Patti is a 3 year student. Patti has worked in the Registrar ' s office and as a monitor. Patti enjoys skiing, both kinds, and hiking. Patti also likes to eat, talk and receive letters. Her dislikes include saying good-byes. Patti has been Alape ' Editor and Girl ' s Club chorister. She will attend PUC and study English. LORI SANDERS Lori is another 4 year student. She has worked at the cafe and in the band dept. Lori likes people, food, horses and old movies. Lori dislikes narrow minded people. Lori has been President of the Horseback Riding Club. Lori plans to study Theater Arts at Long Beach State. RANDY SATO Randy has attended SPA for 2 years. The cafeteria is his place of work. Randy enjoys football, modern art, reading, music and ad- venture. Randy dislikes being irritated. He enjoys music practice the most of all his classes. He plans to further his education but is undecided at this time. JENNY SEREDA Jenny is a 4 year student with many places of work experience. Jenny likes snow skiing, cooking, ziggy, friends and learning. Jenny dislikes naggy people and cruelty. Jenny has been ASB Religious Vice and Girl ' s Club Religious Vice. Jenny plans to study nursing at PUC. CHUCK SMITH Chuck is a 4 year student. Chuck has worked many places and worked as a monitor this year. His likes include L.J. good food, pho- tography and skiing. Chuck was Sophomore Class President and Ski Club President. He is in the chorale and sings tenor. Chuck plans to take Pre-Med at PUC. DARRYL SMITH Darryl has been at SPA 3 years. He works at Spackers. Darryl likes adventure and the col- or blue. His favorite sports are tennis, gym- nastics, swimming and repelling. Darryl is ASB Sgt-At-Arms and the Pastor of the Spanish Club. Future plans include attending Oakwood College and majoring in Business. LARRY TAIT Larry is a 4 year student. His likes include riding motorcycles, the color green and S.L. His favorite class is Government. Larry hopes to con tinue his education at LLU and study business administration. PATTY TIELVE This is Pa tty ' s first year at SPA . She works in the bindery and likes all her classes. Her hob- bies are swimming, collecting butterflys and coins. Patty ' s favorite colors are red and black. She plans to study to be a secretary or Physical Therapist. LORETTA TRUITT Loretta is also a 4 year student. She likes rustic colors, gymnastics, water skiing, going home and rooming with T.J. Loretta dislikes homework and cafe food. Loretta has been Junior Class Treasurer, Seminar V. Presi- dent, ASB Religious Vice and Four Year Club Treasurer. Loretta ' s favorite class is family living. Loretta will attend Southwest- ern Adventist College and study nursing. CARLOS VILLASENOR Carlos is a first year student to SPA. He works in the bindery and likes the color blue and gymnastics class. His favorite sports in- clude football, and skiing. Carlos claims to like just about everything. Carlos will attend PUC in the fall. ED WILLIAMSON Ed is a 4 year student. Ed has worked faith- fully in food service all 4 years. Skating, roll- er hockey and Softball are among his favorite sports. Ed likes to play his trombone and is in the band. Eddie plans to study Bio chemistry and Medicine at LLU. SENIOR RECOGNITION SENIOR TRIP a,- I w_ yi Zj lifl FjJ Curtis Perkins, Principal Helen, Librarian John Schleifer, Business Manager Thea Vernon Schmidt, Chemistry and Biology Ruby, Registrar Ivan Weiss, Vice Principal and History Barbara, Michael and Chris Doug Peterson, Dean of Men Cindy, P.E. and Health Mark Froning. Ass ' t Dean of Men and Bible Barbara Easter, Dean of Women Brad, Spacker Industries Bob Don Miller, Jack-of-all-Trades Randy Wagner, Choral and voice Sandee, Nurse Barbara Houghton, Home Ec, Art and Family Liing Brent Maria Gomez, Gradeschool Raylene Williamson, Bindery Jim Garner, Security Sally and Kevin Nancy Wright, Food Service Mrs. Con ley and Terri Doris DeChenne. Piano Dan Baker, English and Vallev Echo Fal staff Robert McChesney, Dairy Rose Jerry Kiley. Bindery Marie, Bindery Jesse and Irene John Underwood, Poultry Illo, Bindery Cory John McChesney, Dairy Man- ager Sylvia, John Joel $ J - 1 1 ■ 5 . ' A Clair Barnhart, Bindery Myrna. Bindery Warren Glenn Lewis, Farm Manager Rose Linda Dolan Peterson. Industrial Arts Gwen, Bookstore Rodney Chad Dick Peterson, Maintenance Carol Gene Bowman, Bindery Louise, Gradeschool Robert Whitcomb. Farm Doris. Marcy Mar go Paul Chong, Physical Education Linda Jim Bruce, Poultry Willa, Spackers Doug O ' Neil, Mathematics Darlene, Charlotte Michael Harold Oden, Spackers Manager Betty, Accountant Louis Ruckle. Nursery Bessie Clell Harper, English Spanish 7 ' , Our days here were filled with Christian influence. We could see God ' s love in faculty, friends and nature. The chance grow spiritually has been e very special to us here. Afterglow was a special time. A time to raise our voices in singing praises to God, in praying with our friends, uniting hand in hand, - SPA CHOIR DOUBLE TRIO CHORALE Randy Wagner Director OFFICERS President: Monte Jenkins Vice President: Lee Park Sec. -Treasurer: Tori Ozuna Pastor: Sheryl Barnaby Librarian: Susan Meisner BAND WALLY BRANDMEYER DIRECTOR f ' V C ' JJSHASks ' L M v s- U s J - if A -A L. • s . 1 . 1) T f r ' r GYMNASTICS TEAM Recreation period was a fun time. One could play games with friends. One could also sit around relax talk. Rec period was a time to unwind. iA 67 j q £] J L yi - asu? a - V 4 4 2 • J CC- ; - _ A.S.B. 1st Semester PRESIDENT: Tami Jensen SOCIAL VICE: Ronald Crone RELIGIOUS VICE: Loretta Truitt SEC-TREASURER: Lvnette Crone CHORISTER: Lynda Longhofer SGT. AT ARMS: Darrvl Smith SPONSOR: Ivan Weiss 2nd Semester PRESIDENT: Aletha Stratton SOCIAL VICE: Bob Easter RELIGIOUS VICE: Marc Dailey SEC-TREASURER: Janet Cooley CHORISTER: Sheryl Deacon SGT. AT ARMS: Carlos Villasenor SPONSOR: Ivan Weiss ALUMNI COORDINATOR: Cathen Hohenberger BOY ' S CLUB 1st Semester PRESIDENT: Ron Crone VICE PRESIDENT: Richard Cooke SGT. AT ARMS: Mark Cochran U A -UZJX •J ?i. :T h L J U- 2nd Semester v ? PRESIDENT: . Darryl Smith VICE PRESIDENT: ■ «■ Greg Adams PASTOR: Russell Jones - SGT AT ARMS Fred Uruma GIRLS 1st Semester CLUB PRESIDENT: Sheryl Barnaby VICE PRESIDENT: Jody Landry RELIGIOUS VICE: Jenny Sereda SECRETARY: Linda Jenkins TREASURER: Heidi LaMare CHORISTER: Laurie Jenkins PIANIST: Sheila Harris SGT AT ARMS: Mischelle Whitlatch 2nd Semester PRESIDENT: Lynn Mundall VICE PRESIDENT: Pat Phillips RELIGIOUS VICE: Janet Cooley SECRETARY: Laura Southgate TREASURER: Renee Troilo CHORISTER: Heidi LaMare PIANIST: Cristi Finck SGT. AT ARMS: Ruthie Lagundino 1979 ' ALAPE ' STAFF EDITOR: ASS ' T EDITORS: STAFF: PHOTOGRAPHERS: SPONSORS: Jody Landry Linda Fontanilla Tony Consiglio Wendy Hoatson Jeanette Hughes Lisa Lyons Voni Peterson Jeff Rowe Karlene Eggers John Hughes Charles Martinet Dolan Peterson Chuck Smith Barbara Houghton Dolan Peterson - • EDITOR: Pat Phillips ASS ' T EDITOR: Dolan Peterson CIRCULATION MANAGER Linda Fontanilla SPONSOR: Dan Baker 4-YEAR CLUB KING: Doug Borg QUEEN: Sheryl Barnaby SCRIBE: Lynn Mundall KEEPER OF THE GOODS: Loretta Truitt BISHOP: Ron Crone KNIGHT: John Cochran SPONSOR: Curtis Perkins Danny Davidson Karlene Eggers Linda Fontanilla Jon Foreman John Hughes Ruthie Lagundino Lynda Longhofer Tracy Lyons Dolan Peterson Lisa Reeves Jeff Rowe Lori Sanders Jenny Sereda Chuck Smith Bob Stevens Aletha Stratton Larry Tait Ed Williamson 74 STUDENT-FACULTY COUNCIL o SPANISH CLUB PRESIDENT: Maria Ochoa V. PRESIDENT: Pete Moreno SECRETARY: Cristina Barajas TREASURER: Lori Lyons PASTOR: Darryl Smith SGT AT ARMS: Mike Villasenor FOODS: Leticia Valenzuela SPONSOR: Clell Harper SEMINAR PRESIDENT: Lynn Mundall V. PRESIDENTS: Bob Easter Kara Rickard Jenny Sereda Loretta Truitt SECRETARY: Tori Ozuna SPONSOR: Elder Gifford SKI CLUB PRESIDENT: Monte Jenkins V. PRESIDENT: David Coble SECRETARY: Sheryl Deacon TREASURER: Karlene Eggers SPONSOR: Dan Baker ' ..:• PRESIDENT: Ron Poli V. PRESIDENTS: Marc Dailey Kim Davis Tori Ozuna Sharon Peters Tim Scott SECRETARY: Jay Cook SPONSOR: Elder Gifford fm. S SOPHOMORE OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Warren Barnhart V. PRESIDENT: John Landry SECRETARY: Heidi LaMare TREASURER: Jeanette Hughes PASTOR: Wayne Garrett SGT AT ARMS: David Gaines SPONSORS: Vernon Schmidt Jerri Gilford FRESHMAN OFFICERS PRESIDENT: Dale Jones V. PRESIDENT: Brad Brandmeyer SECRETARY: Alyce Means TREASURER: Debbie Chambers PASTOR: Mark Holm SGT. AT ARMS: Tom Saknit SPONSORS: Wally Brandmeyer Randy Wagner MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB PRESIDENT: Tim Scott VICE PRESIDENT: Jon Foreman SECRETARY: Dan Mochizuki TREASURER: Danny Davidson BACK-PACKING CLUB PRESIDENT: Warren Barnhart VICE PRESIDENT: Ron Poli SECRETARY: Cristi Finck FACULTY FOOFARAH 3? C Z SCHOOL PICNIC WL ' £• qv ■ ■ffp mi Jl FALL BANQUET i CHURCH GROUND-BREAKING d fl! ' ! im;m in. ■ THE CHRISTMAS SEASON .S.B. SKITS PARENT-DAUGHTER BANQUET NEW STUDENTS FRESHMEN Terri Demele Nazila Moshtagh Nerssi Moshtagh Nagshe Naghdi Matt My rick Frank Salamat (not pictured) SOPHOMORES Jill Leeper Ter i Tr um b le Alicia Reina (not pictured) ic, JUNIORS Sherry Barnett Ramona Mock George Savic Shirt Watson Chris Lopez (not pictured) SENIORS Alma Pereiria (not pictured) Myra Pereiria (not pictured) ni •• • ■ • it -m - M i jH 1 .- W J | X I SAN PASQUAL ELEMENTARY Miss Gomez Mr. Robinson Mrs. Bowman ;- - ' a ' LOVING  MEMORY Karlene DeAnne Eggers August 1, 1960 to February 23, 1979 Our days were filled with sadness in ihe passing of a beloved friend - a friend who had shown us through her life whal it means to know Jesus as a personal friend. It was Karlenc ' s habit each morning and evening to have private devotions. During these special times she gained the strength to face each day with courage. In her own quiet unobtrusive way Karlene made an impact on many lives. She had the rare gift of being sensitive to the needs of others even before i heir need was expressed. Caring deeply for others was a trail she carried from childhood right up until the day of her death. Karlene believed in living life to the fullest and was actively involved in the Valley Echo, gymnastics, music, the Four- Year Club and senior class activities. Bui no matter how busy she was, people came first She would often stop and talk with a friend who just needed someone to listen. Finding unique, creative ways to make others happy was her joy and specially. Before she passed away it was her desire that a message be taken to her San Pasqual family. She wanted them to know that she loved them. If Karlene had one last message for us all it would probably be. Friends, Jesus is coming very soon. Be ready and I ' ll meet you in heaven. STUDENT Anacl.i xcki-r MK-74 I ' O Urn S7 1 Needles,, i A  2J6J • 1494 Grca Adam 7 ' 3 61 US I I hli .Si Pomona. (. A 9] ' 6ft 714-6.3-4985 N..ss.,n tDVi 1. 77M I ' M i Vcrmoni I ' l [ tc lido I a 9 102; 714-741. Jon llred 1-24-64 lldcn  ,.i VI Rcdlnnds, CA ?i7i 714-79 . 1-1 7 Brillen Wre«s ui-:.7-6i 7 I Mudena Dr Alljden... 11 91001 7|.1.794-i il Hole) X.Aerbrand 10-16-63 P O Box 70 Ramona. A 92065 714-789-1904 Ted Anno 8-17-67. 1-4.12 kur.hara Adjehi-ku Toksu. JAPAN 133 R.i niil Asian..... 3-12-64 529 N Adams ' (, lend. ik- ( 91201- 213-241-7853 Penn, Baitc) 7-18-63 7J36H PI Pasco Dr 39 Palms. CA 93277 714-367-6(80 Troy Bailey 12-30-60 3317 Mary Ln. Bcondido. CA 92025 714-747-7120 Tammy Ballard 5-30-63 I IS4S Revena 27 Riverside. CA 92585 714-354-9687 Cr.sl.na H.uaias 12-27-58 Relurma 734-16 Mexicali. Baja California Rhonda Baranby 9-10-62 2021 Lemon Creek Rd Berrien Springs. Ml 49103 616-473-4002 Sheryl Barnaby 12-10-60 2021 Lemon Creek Rd. Berrien Springs. MI 49107 616-473-4002 Sherry Barnctl 9-1-62 1 1195 Rogers Si Rivcrs.de. CA 92505 714-689-7021 Warren Barnharl 5-8-62 Route I. Box 890 I v..,nd.d... CA 92025 714-745-1036 Jennifer Barr s-3-64 1 1038 Carlola San Diego. CA 92 I 29 714-487-4859 Jeff Bern n-2-03 17838 Marygold Are Bloominglon. CA 92316 714-877-4035 Linda Blair 3-5-64 105 N I indses LKinorc. CA 92330 714-674-5774 ' Kcilh Booker 1-18-63 228 N. Sanders Ridgccrcsl, C 93555 714-375-5252 Terrs Booker 9-22-61 27.x Sanders Rldfecral, CA 91555 7I4-375-S7S; Doug Borg 8-3-1.0 45-300 h Si Indio. CA 92201 714-347-2205 Kip Bradford 2-9-61 25114 Tulip Ave Loma Linda. CA 92354 714-796-8025 Brad Brandnicyer 10-19-63 Roulc I. Bo Eseondido, CA 921125 714-746-5020 Jeff Br.indmeyer 10-19-63 Roulc I Box .190 I scondido.Ca 92025 714-746-5020 llr Ilr.«-s 7-3-61 - i.kniidge I .,,..., I, l... ( A 92025 I I 711 4X40 M r] Belli Brown 6-1 ! 63 ' ■I ip.,1 Si I. i. on... ( A 91720 714-737.8190 Debbie Chambers n 22 f.4 171 I I (,r,,nd Are 96 Eicondido, ( A 97027 714-746-5303 Kolh) . h.ii. 4 10-74 V i. Ho, 755 Olcndora. CA 91740 2I3-335-SS26 Kr.ni.nnl Cheng 2-9-60 65-67 Kimberles Rd 6 F Kiosk C kowloun. HONG KONG Das.d Coble 7-13-61 2214 Buena Creek Rd Vi.la, CA 020X1 714-7274977 John Coehran 5-26-61 414 V.a Main Ave. Oci ..in iide, . x 92054 714-433-7668 Mark Cochran X-12-62 414 Via Maria Ave 0ceans.de. C A 92054 714-433-7668 S a neltc. Coleman 12-20-60 noil Windy Pass Sp 84 Barsiovv, CA 92311 714-253-4339 Tony Consiglio II) 1-63 5244 Acacia Ave San Gabriel. CA 91776 2I.1-2SI.-43I6 Alba Conn 6-2X-63 I424X Lyons Valley Rd Jamul, CA 92035 7 1 4-469-5969 Jay Cook .1-17-62 351 1 1 Eshclman Ave Lomila, CA 90717 3i Richard Cooke 1-31-67 24741 Arbor Wav Barslo.s. C 9331 1 7 14-252-2328 Roberl Cooke 3-15-61 24741 Arbor Wuv Barslovy-a2A 92311 75Sj ., Janei Cooley 5-9-61 1231 Calvin Ln. Lscondido. CA 92025 7 1 4743-3206 Mary Colter 1 1-25-59 55595 Desert Cold Dr. Yucca Valley. C 92284 714-365-3770 Laurie Cnlly 8-15-64 30 ft Pomona Ave. Bellmonl Shores. CA 90803 213-439-3214 Lloyd Cms 10-25-61 2637 W. 2nd Si C San Bernardino. LN 24!( 714-825-8294 L nettc Crone 5-17-fj3 16245 Desert Knolls Dr Victorville. CA 92342 714-245-2219 Ron Cone M-4-hO 16245 Desert Knolls Dr. Viciomllc, CA 92392 714-245-2219 Mji-v D-nlev 1-9-62 280 Vallejo Dr Glendale. CA 91206 213-247-0448 Djnnv Davidson 1-22-61 527 Douglas Si Chula Vista. CA 92010 7l4-421-9(.73 Kimberly Davis 4-10-63 1-112 Casa Grande Ave Las Vcgus. NV H4HI2 702-S70-7913 Dian.t Davodi 3-26-6 1 Supreme Court MinisLr of Jusnee Tehran. IRAN Sher l Deacon v25-r.2 2019 Elevudn Si Oee.iriMdc, CA 92054 714-757-4536 2568 i Alcuwndro Blvd Sp 10 Sunnvmcud, t A 4238s 614-65.1. 4930 Urn DcMcle 1-21-64 J3S2I Alcazai Dr. A Dana I ' oini. CA 92629 7 14 4 6-2 189 Angic DeVno 3-4-62 9)31 I Marshall Roacmead. CA 91770 213-442-H963 Lydia Dominguca 1 1-3-6.1 11703 die Wa San Diego, CA 92126 714-271-4274 Patricia Duran 2-5-64 2171 Cinderella Ln Sjn Jose, CA 951 16 408-259-5424 Bob (raster 7-19-62 Route I, Box 890 Eseondido. CA 92025 714-745-3380 Barb..™ Lckcs K-U-M 23930 Co Rd. Romoland, CA 42380 714-657-9808 Karlene Eggers 8-1-60 5070 Challen Riverside. CA 92503 714-689-1376 Cindy Evans 12-17-63 38660 Hackne St. Hcmci. CA 92343 714-925-8474 Tina Evans 12-29-60 P O. Bo 23178 Honolulu, HI 96822 808-521-5451 Vicki Ewing 2-24-63 2623 Hill Dr. National City, C A 92050 Charles Fagan 2-11-63 1090 Fremont St. Pomona, CA 91766 714-629-0373 Saeed falcmi 8-15-62 Notary Public 47 Pahlavi Ave Ahwi , IRAN Diane Ferguson 5-10-62 - ' S P. O. Box 852 Loma Linda. CA 92354 714-845-4361 Don Ferguson 3-13-62 4171 Spearfish Ln San Diego, CA 92124 714-346-3456 Cristi Finck 8-24-62 14235 Canterbury Dr. Victorville. CA 92392 714-245-7530 Kevin Finck 9-7-64 14235 Canterbury Dr. Victorville, CA 92392 714-245-7510 Doug Fisher 1-13-64 817 Hurschcll Ave. Ridgccresl. CA 93555 714-446-2066 Barbara Floyd 1 1-16-60 1901 Santa Paula B las Vegas, NV 89104 702-457-8737 Bev Foiuonilla M-28-b3 • RR 1. Box 274 r Lihue. HI 96766 • ■■ 808-245-2460 _ -4jtfA JUL,) ' Linda Fonianilla 12-18-61 RR 1. Box 274 L.hue, HI 9b766 808-245-2460 Jon Foreman 10-29-60 822 Nottingham Dr Redlands. CA 92373 714-793-6634 Nanev Fuss 2-17-63 5404 Peacock Ln. Rivers.de. 42505 714-688-3271 Ternana 1 uss 4-22-64 25540 Hardt St Loma Linda. CA 92354 714-824-3794 David Gaines 3-26-63 3566 Palm Ave San Diego. CA 92154 714-423-1880 George Garek 4-25-64 9401 Tudor Ln Garden Grove. CA 92600 7I4-S39-03OO Warren Garrett 5-31-62 194X4 Spht Rock Rd Ramona, CA 92065 714-789-4375 Wayne Garrclt 8-28-63 19484 Split Rock Rd. Ramona. CA 9206 714-789-4375 Marilyn Gordon 1-12-62 40450 Mcnlo Sp 0 s.m Jacinto, CA 92383 714-925-9986 I Mi Graves 10-1 3-59 I674H Gunncraon St. Lake Elsinore. (A 92330 714-674-5397 Kendra Gregory [2-9-61 Box 1875 Lancaster, CA 43534 805-724-3383 Priscilla Gnesel 12-31-62 1000 Wmdv Pass Sp. 76 Barstow, CA 92311 714-252-4340 Sherri Haley 11-12-62 1469 E Mission Fscondido. CA 92027 714-746-7459 Kcnya Hall 7-15-64 5122 Wendovcr Vorba Linda, CA 92686 714-534-3783 Sheila Harris 9-26-62 2849 Hutchison Si Vista. CA 92083 714-724-744! - Chrts Halkoff 12-7-60 ' - 210 E. Valley Willits, CA 95490 707-459-6564 s Keith Haywood 6-9-64 P O Box 741 Ridgccresl. CA 93555 714-375-8803 44045 15th St. W 154 Lancaster, CA 93534 805-942-1532 David (loauon 9-25-6.1 11 448 Terracina Redlands, CA 42173 Wendy Hoatson 8-2-61 I 1448 Terracina Redlands. CA 92373 Cathcn Hohcnberger 241 Gannel Dr Vista. CA 42083 714-724-8521 Richard Holhngcr 7-9-61 1438 Ashlan C10WS. CA 93612 213-665-2713 Steve Hollinger 6-15-60 1438 Ashlan Clovis. CA 93612 213-665-2713 Mark Holm 10-4-63 2017 Barcelona St Barstow. CA 92311 714-252-2663 leannctlc Hughes 5-4-63 Office ol Naval Research Branch Office Box 39 FPO. NY 09510 John Hughes 4-19-61 Office of Naval Research Branch Office Box 39 FPO. NY 09510 Steve Hynum 7-5-63 Box 325 Burleson. T 7 028 817-282-4416 Laurie Jenkins 3-13-63 5800 Murray Blvd. 8 Lu Mesa, CA 92041 7 14-465-0547 Linda Jenkins 12-31-60 5800 Murray Blvd 8 La Mesa. CA 92041 714-465-0547 Monu Icnkhii I I Route 1. Boa 58 Arroyo Grande, ( ■ 805-48 ' J Birgil Jensen 5-3-62 2401 Micheltorena Ave. I.o Angeles, CA 90039 213-662-5054 I ami Jensen |2-6 60 56593 Joshua Dr Yuoca Valley, CA 422H4 714-365-2711 Joev Jimenez 12-5-61 1224 W Grand Pomona, CA 91766 714-623-8249 Dale June. ■ 5590-2 Large Si. Pershing Park Ft Hood. TX 76544 816-634-7397 LaNeece Jones 4-26-61 5590-2 Large St. Pershing Park It Hood. TX 76544 817-634-7397 Russell Jones 1-16-60 5590-2 Large St. Pershing Par Ft. Hood. TX 76544 817-634-7397 Nazantn Kazcrounc 12-19-64 Jaleh. Shekufch St Kambii: 2-60 Tehran, IRAN Cheryl Knowling 7-19-64 15985 Rancho Viejo Riverside. CA 92506 714-780-8357 Sharon LaCroix 6-14-63 LVSR Box 365 Lucerne Valley. CA 92)56 714-248-7802 Rulhic Lagundinn m. P O. Box 22 Kealia. HI 96751 808-822-5526 Heidi LaMarc 10-23-62 Pouch M Naukati Ketchikan, K 401 I). I .aMarr 12-22-63 17148 Siraihcrn Van Nuys, CA 91406 14-375-7234 Jody Landry 4-29-61 7273 Ramona Ave. Mia Loma. C 91701 7I4-4K7-6937 John Landrj 4-7-63 7273 Ramona Ave Alia Lonwi. CA 91701 714-987-6937 Gloria Lee 12-12-60 13767 S.W. Electric St Bcavenon. OR 97005 Jeff Lccper 8-18-61 5547 Wcntworth Riverside. CA 92505 714-689-1658 i Jill Lceper 10-14-62 v 5547 Wentworth Riverside, CA 92505 7|4-6N4-|h5X ShclK Lc 4-13-61 3657 f Ave Lancaster, CA 93534 805-946-2322 Lena Lian 11-5-61 6245 Purple Knoll Cl San Jose. CA 95119 408-227-5695 Lyndn Longhofci 4-3-62 Route 3. Box 612 Hamburg, PA 19526 215-562-5409 Chris Lopea 2-17-62 5H57 Chiquila Ln San Bernardino. C A 92404 714.883-7535 I ester l.orcnson 4. | )-6l 25098 Starr Si. Loma I inda, CA 92354 714-746-3264 I auric I uckcv 12-12-62 8531 Glcndale Rd llespena. CA 92345 ROSTER s 3rd S; IB 9-30-60 S ' rd Si «■ -jipj. C A 92399 4236 j.lan 7 -22-( 3 ve 7 S5364 13-1304 McPtak 12-9-64 Z_ 5 Slrohm Or. P ... I 92370 i . 4-657-5361 vlagsulil 9-10-62 5 Indian Summer Rd rcos, C.A 92069 ' 4-7474)448 rfchajn 6-19-62 P Bo 678 1 92314 . ■■ -; - ; K -.- Marsh 2-9-62 ■ S Rudia Escondido Dr Riverside. CA 92506 714-780-2981 rtej Martinet 1-25-62 1103 Halchford. Ave Hacienda His .. CA 9J745 2! 3-968-0827 Dtniel Martinez 5-28-61 P. O Box 491 T rmjl. CA 92274 4511 Mason 5-14-63 4031 Overland Si K ., rv.de. CA 92503 ■•: 4-688-0994 Trca Mason 7-14-64 403! Overland Si Riverside. CA 92503 cc Mcani S-31-6J _ Jen St. Bernardino. C 92405 - --4956 Julia Medina B x 531 Barsiow. CA 92311 Susan Meisncr 1-20-61 19087 Paradise Mt Rd Valley Center, CA 92082 7 1 4-749- 2444 IHc el Mochizuki 8-31-63 -: -y Tanquitz Si C 9220! - i U2-3I03 Ramonj Mock 7-4-62 - . Governor Dr. .j... CA 92122 i 63 ■ - ■ ireentree El Toro. CA 92630 i -- 581-8260 Moreno 9-6-60 I i Box 497 . C 20S2 - 12-8-61 9S Richardson St. Sj i Bernardino. CA 92408 . r 889 r, .aro Moreno 8-21-60 0 Richardson Si a Bernardino. CA 92408 1-6889 M rm S-24-64 .. Rd • berry Spring , C A 92365 - . J663 ' oshUgfa 9-20-65 itito BoKj ■ 2129 I H160 • m Mo hiagh 4-13-64 lo Bolsa Uiego.CA 92129 -H4-0160 Lvnn Mundall 7-27-61 724 Hunter Dr San Gabriel. CA 91775 211-285-7437 Man Myrich 1-4-65 ifi St. Hcmei. CA 92343 -10-654.7903 Nagsbc NaghdJ 6-2-64 1146 Soma Louisa Dr Solana Beach. CA 92075 714-755-9099 Jin Nam 2-7-60 2 5391 Cadi IbK Dr Lagana Hills, CA 92653 714-830-5644 Maria Ochoj 10-23-62 925 Lacy Kn Calcxico, CA 92231 714-357-4157 David Odcn 4-27-61 Route I. Box 890 Escondido. CA 92025 7 14-74 5-. Ruben Ojeda 8-4-61 12318 Mailln.ce V.ve Lvrmood. CA 90262 213-631-9194 Ton Oz.una 1-12-61 Nl.161 Abdera St Rowland His CA 91748 2 1 3-965-6566 Luis Palmj 8-8-6! 7 Calk 12- 0 Zona II Gualemaia. Guatemala Salvador Palma 2-10-63 7 Calle 12-70 Zona II Guatemala, Guatemala Shells Pariseau 10-4-6! 500 V Paulina Ave. Rcdondo Beach, CA 90277 213-374-5846 Choong-vvhan Park 3-5-60 936 N Wilcox Ave. 10 igcks, CA 90O3S Jung Park 2-26-63 104! ' ; S Normandic Axe Los Angeles. CA 90006 213-380-9819 Lcc Park S 12-62 !04l i S Normandie c Los Angeles. CA 90006 213-380-9819 Suvxhan Park 10-23-59 . 932 N Wilcox Ave S6 Los Angeles. CA 90038 213-469-3082 Michael Parsons 1 1-16-63 1244 Broad j) Alameda. CA 94501 Wendell Pallcrson 10-9-61 4644. W ve Ml 2 Lancaster. CA 93534 805-943-352 J lnia Pcretra 6-26-61 3a Ave 31-17 Zona 12 Guatemala. Guatemala . Mara Percra 8-3-60 3a Ave. 31-17 Zona 12 Guatemala. Guatemala s Dana Perez 4-3-64 26 San Jose vc San Jose. CA 95121 408-293-7521 Sharon Peters 2-19-61 Rouic 2. Box 455 Rcdlandv CA 9237? - 4-792-4459 Dolan Pcicrson 7-19-60 Route I. Box 890 Escondido. CA 92025 7I4-7J- l lYormc Peterson 5-10-62 Roule I. Box 890 Escondido. C A 92025 714--T47-I492 Phillips 3-23-63 2166 7h Axe Yuma. AZ 85364 602-783-5775 Pal Phillips 3-14-61 2166 in xvc Yuma. AZ 85364 602-783-5775 Ron Poll 7-28-61 Box 436 Scoiia, CA 95565 -4-5496 . Marl Pow 10-19-61 1309 Sterling Ave. Calcxico. CA 92231 714-357-4502 Mar. a Pradis 2-IS-61 21 Grand Axe Escondido, CA 92025 714-74 David Randall 7-4-61 : K25 Masse) Grade Rd Ramona. CA 92065 7I4-789-2SJ62 Deb. Randall 5-30-63 15825 Masse) Grade Rd Ramona. CA 92065 714-789-2962 Jeanne Rask 9-10-63 545 N. Oakland Ave Pasadena. CA 91101 213-796-50)5 Crystal Raucieo 6-I64S2 3317 Man Ln Escondido. CA 92025 714-747-5320 Lisa Reeves 9-16-58 1612 View Wax El Cajon. CA 92020 -14-579-1966 % ' Alicia Rema 5-27-62 3031 Skxlme Dr Oceanside. CA 92H54 14-433-0579 karj Rickard 7-9-62 5495 College A« Rixcrs.de CA 92505 S9-I838 Kriflen R.ckard 12-12-63 5495 College -We Riverside. CA 92505 714-689-18 Pain Rol 155! Cavlon PI Simi alki. CA 93065 ,o;- 426-5925 Jerry Robinson 12-26-63 I J S Preston Calexe.o, CA 9223! 14-35--2464 John Robinson 8-30-62 14 S. Preston Calcxico. CA 92231 -14-357-2464 Brad Ro c 3-30-63 J538 Brvnhursl Dr. Riverside. CA 92504 ■ ' 14-68K-I793 Jeff Roxxc 8-21-61 3538 Brvnhursl Dr Riverside. CCA 92504 714-688-1793 Youscf Sajjadi 2-28-64 P O 3254 Fullcrion. CA 92634 7I4--61-9698 Mi«a Sakamoto 1-31-64 14891 Valencia Plaza Westminster. CA 92683 714-894-2619 Thomas Saknn 1 1-20-64 1564! ppi c Vjlkv Rd. Apple Valley. CA 92307 714-242-2208 Land Salamat 16656 Verrtrua Blvd. Ene.no. CA 91316 213-784-8834 Billv Sanders 3-18-61 2205 W 1 5th St =9 Los Angcle . C.A 90006 Lori Sanders 4-19-61 25637 Jasper Rd. Barstow, CA 9231 I 714-253-7336 I yf June Satelc 6-29-63 2 ' V.cmdj Chapala San Marcus. 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Box 140 Spnngville LT - 80I-W9-7446 Smilh I-II-6I 6720 Charlcne Ave San Diego, CA 92114 714-286-1177 John Smith 10-28-63 24560 Hemlock Sunnvmead. CA 92388 714-653-4607 Kalhx Smilh M2-64 P O. Box 606 Sunnymcad. CA 92388 714-653-5949 Susan Smilh 4-28-64 P O Box 368 Elsinore. CA 2330 714-6 4-2028 Laura Southgalc 7-31-63 42026 Maxberrv Ave Hcmei. CA 92343 -1 4-925- 1094 Linda Southgalc 7-31-63 42026 Mavbcrrx Ave Hcmei. CA 92343 14-925-1094 Ken Siam 9-26-63 12671 Indian Si Sunnvmead, C 92388 714-653-6288 Bob Steven 10-9-t.O P Box 2248 Lcucadia. CA 92024 714-436-3585 Alelha Strjtion 5-II-6I 924 Driftwood Dr. El Ccniro. CA 92243 714-353-1371 Jeff Salvia 9-15-62 10764 Rossetl Ave Sunland. C.A 91040 213-353-4916 Gars Sweci 8-14-62 P 6 Box 252 Ridgccresi. CA 93555 14-446-3781 Larr Tail 11-16-61 12108 E Arieu C 90701 213-865-7817 : Tan 4-11-63 12108 E 175 St Ariesia. CA 90701 213-865-7817 Kenh TeeJe 3-25-63 1356 N. Arrowhead San Bernardino. CA 92405 19-6452 Ruben Tcmplcion 5-5-63 P O Box 235 Psiiori, CA 92369 ra Tepelkvan I2-S-65 16631 Superior Si Spulveda. CA 91343 2I3-K94-045I ' crre Thomas 12-13-65 1334 Lakeside Dr is.ng, Ml 48823 Patricia Tielve 4-22-59 sche SI 17 Colonial Progrcso. Acapuloco Guerrero. MEXICO Renee Troilo 10-10-63 1179 N Mexafldria Axe Hollv ood. CA 90029 213-661-9413 Lorctta Truilt 2-18-61 P O Box 218 Menard. TX 76859 815-396-2147 Damon Trujillo 8-19-63 804 S Fern Escondido. C A 92027 714-745-1939 I Ten Trumble 8-7-62 25450 Park Ave Loma Linda. CA 92354 714-824-2342 Fred Uruma 5-29-6) 2-42-13 kuranam. Sodcgaura-Machi Kimiisu-Gun Ch.ba-ken 299-02 JAPAN David Ltomo 9-23-63 11031 San Jujn Loma Linda. C.A 92354 714-796-0383 Lcticia Valenzuela 1 1-21-61 1005 6th St. Cdlex.ee. CA 92231 714-357-3929 Adam Van Dyke 12-16-64 8726 Amador Yucca Valley. CA 92IXJ 714-365-9770 Carlos Villasenor 1-5-61 249 Hernandez St Calcxcio. CA 92231 714-357-3960 M.kc Villasenor 12-13-62 . 249 Hernandez St Calcxico. CA 92231 714-357-3960 Lsance Vongchanphen l-4-b2 I! -223 Vafvaraj Rd Bangkok- 1. THAILAND Cheryl Waison 44670 Bcnald St. Lancaster. C A 93534 Shirl Watson 9-1-62 P O B Loma Linda. CA 92354 714-825-0291 MtKhelk Whitlatch 3-28-61 9375 Lorix Ln Chcrrv Vj ' llex. CA 92223 14-845-6700 Scoll Whitlatch 7-14-63 9375 Loftx I n Cherrx Valley. CA 92223 ' 4. 45-6700 Cheryl Wilooi 3-2-64 71-739 San Gcrgonio Rd. Raneho Mirage. CA 92070 714-568-3711 Ed V ihamson 5-13-61 1218 Creelman Ln Ramona. CA 92065 714-789-0735 Jacalyn Williamson 9-13-63 1218 Creelman Ln Rjmona. CA 92065 714-789-0735 Tim Willis 11-1-61 1147 W Grand Escondido. CA 92025 Cecilia Wood 11-19-61 13575 Dean Ave Viciorvitle. CA 92392 714-245-7527 Jafte Yi 6-24-63 5244 Barlin Ave Lakexvood. CA 90?12 213 634-5525 (714) 347-6060 Mon.-Fri. 8:00-5:30 Sunday 8:00-12:00 Curt ' s Trailer Services, Inc. SALES • PARTS • SERVICE Trailers • Campers • Motor Homes • Mobile Homes 45-831 Salton St. INDIO, CAL. 92201 ARLAN BORG Owner P ALOMAR HEALTH MEDICAL SUPPLIES One stop shopping for sick room rental supplies, supports, and uniforms 602 Vista Way Oceanside, Ca. 92054 714-433-2800 Ivan Sara Deacon - Owners ED APPLEGATF Sales Service Parts Accessories 1026 E. VALLEY PKWAY. ESCONDIDO, CA 92025 CI 746-4700 jT ESCG1MDIDC SUZUKI The management and staff of Versitron Industries commends and congratulates the Senior Class. VERSITRON INDUSTRIES A Food Service and Work Center Corporation serving SDA institutions in the Pacific Union Conference trrritory. Paul S. Damazo, President Food Service Director Shirley Purucker Central Office 4821 GOLDEN AVENUE Riverside, Ca. 92505 BOOK AND BIBLE HOUSE 9731 Magnolia Avenue Riverside, CA. 92503 689-1350 BRANCHES Loma Linda Book Shop National City Book Center Orange Book and Bible House 25590 Barton Rd 796-0428 2802 E. 7th St., 475-1414 212 W. 17th St., 836-8444 Headquarters for the best in literature Pacific Press Review Herald Southern Quality Bibles SDA periodicals Chapel-Bridge music. Tapes, Records, Music books Visual Aids-filmstrips-projectors Branch Stores In- Santa Ana - National City - Loma Linda - Escondido ' North County Photo Headquarters ' galley pllOlO supply 118 E. Grand Ave., Escondido 745-7823 FRAZIER FARMS 510 W. 13th, Escondido Natural Foods of all kinds Fresh Produce, Vitamins Food Supplements, certified Dairy Products Whole-Grain Breads from our own Bakery -Featuring San Pasqual Academy Eggs- Open: Mon thru Fri 9-7. Sat. 9-6, Sun. 9-5 SAN DIEGO COUNTY ' S MOST UNIQUE FOOD STORE f SHOULD YOU CONSIDER A CAREER IN THE FOOD MINISTRY? Those who are engaged in the work of preparing health foods . . . are doing God ' s service. E. G. WHITE, letter 151, 1900 SIS m Foiiffi helleb CARS FORD TRU HELLER HAS A WAY FORD HOMER HELLER FORD 400 W. Grand Escondido, Ca. 92025 Bus. 745-3361 655 METCALF ESCONDIDO 745-7901 YAMAHA When you know how they ' re built. CHEVRON U.S.A. 321 fcfoQuin. 8 Escon COME JOIN US At The La Sierra Campus Of Loma Linda University Riverside, Ca. 92515 U - MtRlnraSiKMiiuiaSh ' t ■ v .1 X We celebrate our diamond anniversary with a salute to the graduates of 1979. For your future, we wish a radiant life with a spectrum of success and happiness. -■■-: --- - 1904 - 1979 12 TZifadistfvWlKy -Nospital ™ H 2400 EAST FOURTH STREET • NATIONAL CITY • CALIFORNIA 92Q5D f 18 v ' T tf AAV- 00 -- 0Sl .Vr •- vi S cpI legeis a great idea But it can be better in some places than in others We ' re thankful that Ellen G White helped select our rural location in one of California ' s most beautiful regions. Our Christ-centered campus offers a wide choice of academic programs in an atmosphere of clean, unpolluted air and water and breathtaking scenery that delights the eye and refreshes the mind. That ' s why Mrs White spoke these words at the College ' s dedication in Angwin back in 1909. She said, God wanted us here, and He has placed us here I believe, as you walk through these grounds, you will come to the same decision — that the Lord designed this place for us. We ' re the only truly rural Adventist campus left, thanks, we feel, to this far-sighted messenger of God If you would like to join us and put Christ in the center of your life at a college designed for you, write to us at the Office of Admissions and Records, PUC, Angwin, CA 94508, or call us at (707) 965-6336 Pacific Union College MWNf lt X ATH1 «Al y v VJ y M l .p; «Sr; a rx VX JV a- J q X sS I o- iW v -JO? ■ rnajyy n ry fiy fiyvcJ 3T Plt 7? 1 ' TP f sj ryzrv m - ' np u s y s ««■ rw-f 0£fiy fp •Wp q - rvi p fW d Palomar Savings has what a saver reall y wants Palomar Savings ill ■nd Loan Association | ll ESCONDIDO: (Main Office) 260 West Grand Ave.. Escondido, CA 92025 (714) 745-4003 Branch office in Poway POWAY : 1 2509 Poway Road, Poway, CA 92064 (71 4) 748-481 1 Main office Escondido PR INTER Y, INC. FULL SERVICE QUALITY PRINTING OFFSET LETTERPRESS INSTA-PRINT • BINDERY COMMERCIAL TECHNICAL ART 339 W. 2nd Ave. • Escondido, CA • 745-5904 m REALTOR ' Ray E. Schafer Realtor And Appraiser Lester Stephens Assoc. 746-4444 358 E. GRAND AVENUE ESCONDIDO, CA 92025 Escondido Felicita Village Sammy Of lorist flouuexi are the language of love Unique designs by Sammy Darlene Wire Service. Major Credit Cards Special rates for Wedding and Photograpny Groups Churchs Senior Citizens Schools Compliments To The Class Of 1979 ESCONDIDO BOOK BIBLE CENTER 420 West Second Avenue Escondido, California 92025 Telephone: 714-745-5225 Depend onus. More California™ do. Escondido Branch 355 E. Grand South Escondido Branch 415 W. Felicita Ave. Washington-Escondido Branch 608-N. Escondido Blvd. m BANKof AMERICA lanfc ol America NI SA • Member FDIC 106 PHONE (714) 746-7680 Mike ' s Garage MIKE MUSIA 636 WEST 9TH AVENUE ESCONDIDO. CALIFORNIA RICH INGA ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE Rewinding Single 3-Phase Motors PUMP SALES SERVICE • Cooler Motors • Heater Motors • Pump Motors • Fan Motors • Blower Motors • Industrial Motors 541 West Grand Avenue 745-5276 Best Wishes Class Of 79 GOLDEN RULE BINDERY TRACTORS ■ MACHINERY WHEEL HORSE PALOMAR TRACTOR CO P O SOX 1357 1350 MISSION RD i Hwv 78 ESCONDIDO CALIFORNIA RAV W TILT PRESIDENT BuS PHONE 745 7620 Congra tula tions To The Class Of 1979 SPACKERS SERV NG NORTH SAN DIEGO COUNTr DEALERS FOR MASSEY-FERGUSON TRACTORS I FARM EQUIPMENT BankAmericaro MF 235-265 275-280 - 1105-1135 Gasoline or Diesel Complete Service Facilities Shop or Field Sales Service USED TRACTORS FARM EQUIPMENT 107 ; j i sis .] New Mattresses A Renovating Box Springs Phone 745-5336 ESCONDIDO MATTRESS CO. Escondido, California Factory Showroom Randy Betty Taylor 341 E. Pennsylvania Ave. GLENNIE ' S OFFICE PRODUCTS CO. 411 W. FIFTH AVE. ESCONDIDO, CA 92025 747-0701 Commercial Office Products And Supplies TRAVEL CENTERS ESCONDIDO • POWAY • LAJOLLA 401 E. VALLEY PARKWAY - SUITE C ESCONDIDO, CALIFORNIA 92025 (714) 745-8560 ACROSS the state or AROUND the world Escondido Drapery Studio, Inc. Escondido Linoleum Carpet, Inc. 745-1127 Designer Service Draperies • Shutters Woven Woods • Upholstery Levelors • Slipcovers Bedspreads Draperies made in our own workroom Serving North County Since 1956 460 Elm Escondido 745-5821 108 A Complete Floor Covering Center Since 1945 Carpeting • Resilient Tile Vinyl Floor Covering • Formica 462 North Elm Escondido SECURITY PACIFIC BANK There ' s Security in Numbers Escondido Office 145 N. Escondido Boulevard Sidney B. Colquitt, Vice President Manager 745-6780 East Valley Parkway Office 135 East Valley Parkway Paul Broderick, Manager 741-1771 El Norte Parkway Office 1898 W. El Norte Parkway Gertrude Jensen. Manager 743-1005  1976 SPNB MEMBER FDIC 140W. 2nd Ave., Escondido 940 So. Santa Fe., Vista X 758-0925 Since 19M + SPECIALISTS Draperies • Furniture J Rugs PAGE BOY CLEANERS Congra tula tions Class Of 1979 2066 E. Valley Parkway Alpha Beta Shopping Center Escondido, Ca. 92025 Phone 745-1939 BEST WISHES CLASS OF 1979 THE GRA YBILL MEDICAL CLINIC, INC 109 fcju ' Vt E L R S O O SJ PIONEERING EFFICIENT EGG PRODUCTION SAN MARCOS WEDEKING ' S BAKERY PARTY SHOP Specializing in Wedding Cakes 15 E. Valley Parkway Escondido 746-3654 EARLY AMERICAN COLONIAL PROVINCIAL Tel:745-100I 345 W. Grand Downtown Escondido £ seeoecs • -trs %. Ot ■ oQ= CA V OG i- oo V C- v vO „r A 4 W ? A 00 S Ov OO Ci ■ 1 QlU I ' W r WW n % ,v a Q. ■ I . ' J n ° y 3 ' ■ QJSC -Y« ' d  4- V - - . ' r X • s. °e ' ■ r A .d | v • , luujubf -i - ' • • y£ A f (f - d - •k.. ' x : r ' ■ rf f ■. f cO -f A : A -v: -J