Santa Ana High School - Ariel Yearbook (Santa Ana, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 280 of the 1976 volume:

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Morrison Senior Editor: Carol | Skiles and Brian Whittlese Junior Editors: Jim • Moore and Belcn Rodriquez Advisor: Truman Risa Art Advisor: Ted Gillett '.vM ■■■ IF SANTA ANA HIGH SCHOtL SAINTS UNDEFEATED Opening-9 10-Opvning tPfsjr: r-- T ' ; v .-V.-V v v r r Cynthia Acosta Rosemarie Acuna Andrea Aguilar Jimmy Acosta Syliva Aguilar Bob Alderson Bob Alexander Mike Aguilar Kathy Allshousc Billy Almeida Anita Alvarez Florencio Alvrez Viola Angebrandt Steve Armstrong Christy Anagnostou Kim Angcll Xochitl Arellano Christine Armcndariz Frank Aranda Jack Armcndariz Kathleen Arriola Kristen Aston Seniors-21 Sylvia Arzatc Helga Avila Kay Avila Denise Baggot Robert Bailey George Ballantyne Alex Bancroft Paul Banda Mark Baron 22-Seniors Charles Bell Kirk Belsby Patricia Beltran Scot Bennett Benny Navarrette Amelia Binau Georgina Blanco Phillip Blower Brian Bluff Charles Bobb Rose Blanco John Boggs Seniors-23 Camilc Brown Debbie Brown Lorie Brown Paul Brown Steve Brown Tami Bryan 24-Seniors Sondi Bush ft V James Burch Cynthia Butler Irma Buenrostro Eleanor Cabrera Alex Calderon Alfred Campos Fernando Cantillo Ramona Campos Katherine Caplis Joanna Capouch Marcia Cargill Seniors-25 Sylvia Carrillo Dennis Carroll Craig Carson Rosa Caruso Douglas Cast Fawn Castano Carmina Castillo Raquel Castillo Teresa Castillo George Castro 26-Scniors Seniors-27 Nellie Covanrubias Carl Crawford Valeric Crawford Mary Daily Jean DeCree Jay Dcvancy Jose Delarosa Mike Dickerson Laura Deleon Dcbcral Dillihant Alan Cummings Jeffrey Davis Rosa DelPoso Mike Dockins 28-Seniors Raylin Dority Cathy L. Doughty Rick Downey Marjorie Dodd Michael Dunn Annette Eadcs Kimberly Easel Donald Elder Debi Enos Richard Evans Sylvia Fahardo Gloria Estrada Seniors-29 Bruce Fenton Cunningham Ferber Rita Feurtad Joann Flores Mary Flores Michael Fong Lissa Forhan Joseph Galindo Michael Gallanes Dcbi Frazier George Galindo 30-Seniors Javier Garcia Vivian Garcia Donald Garrett Della Gasco Lori Gillaspy Rhonda Gisler Steve Glasser Kelly Glenn Senior-31 Jorge Gonzalez Tammy Graham Blanca Guillen Hilda Guillen Jovita Gonzalez Pearl Gonzalez Rosie Gonzalez Christopher Guenzler Ramon Guillen Steve Hager David Guillen Susan Hager 32-Seniors Blayden Hall Bob Hammontxce Karen Haney Kathleen Hartman Rebecca Hall Michael Haly Julie Hammond mothers told us about Ultra-Bright. Lynn Hanegan Pamela Hargrove Stephanie Hayes Carol Heer Kim Hartman Seniors-33 WhAT?! You did Eric Hegareda Michelle Heinen Toni Heifer Jennie Hernandez Martha Hernandez Julie Herrera 34-Seniors Rose Hernandez Ai Larry Hill Jenny Herrera Sarah Hoar Charles Hogg John Herrera . I wfel Y- y IWM Nick Hoover Craig Hunter Norma Honvood Laura Hurd Eloise Huerta Maurice Ibarra James Hughes Kerrie Imagawa Scott Ivens Seniors-35 Sam Jammal Jamie Jemison Cheryl Jennings Richard Jensen Brenda Johnson Craig Johnson Ray Johnson Wyman Johnson Jeff Jones Lori Jones Joyce Junior Kim Kaus 3 6-Seniors Leo Lipert Ernie Lizarraga Cecillia Lopez Seniors-37 Christopher Logan Jo Luzania Juan Lozano Richard Lucas Loretta Machgan Jejus Macias Wc'rc the Glccm Team! Cathy Macias David Madrid Ariel Maffcy Victor Maldondo Jane Mallory John Malm 38-Seniors Mark Mandy Randy Maranz Robert Mark Heather Marsh Derek Martin Alice Martinez Cecelia Martinez Cindy Martinez Marcia Martinez Martha Martinez Mindy Martinez Norma Martinez Seniors-39 Cathie Massey Jaime Mata Cail McAllister Bob McElligot Irene Montalvo Kimberly Moore Lourdes Munoz Bernice Murtalla Karen Murphy Doug Murray Scniors-41 Carol Ontiveros Lucy Ontiveros Alfonso Ornelas Manule Ortega 42-Seniors Tom Ovcrn Peggy Padfield John Palmer Eva Palmino Susan Pariseau Tammy Parks Martha Parra Seniors-43 t • Karen Parrott Alaine Parry Jess Pedroza James Peralta Cary Peter Kim Peterson 44-Seniors Cathy Pratt La Vonda Pritchett Ron Pryer Richard Rambo Juan Ramirez Janelle Rauland Steven Radwell Alfredo Ramirez Nellie Ramirez Kendall Ray Ricardo Ramirez Rosemary Ramirez Becky Rcbcr M arise 1 Reyes Seniors-45 Ronie Ribota Phillip Reyes Denise Reyna Cherryl Richards Rosie Rivera 1 Lance Robinson 46-Seniors Russell Richardson Diane Rico Armando Rivera Ofelia Robles Lesley Robinson Caroline Rodgers A idee Rodriguez Elisa Ruiz Hilda Ruiz Robert Ruiz Maria Salgado Ana Salazar Grade Salcc Jesse Sanchez Seniors-47 Julie Sandoval Gary Russell Luis Salazar Rose Sanchez David Sapicn Myrna Sauce da Eric Schwab James Scott Laura Seltzer Diana Sepulona John Scrafin Alicia Sifuentcs Alma Silva Barbara Sisk Dan Sjulc Carol Skiles 4S-Seniors Conscpcion Soto Tim Smith Richard Soria Heida Squier John Stauffer Brenda Steward Danny Stirt2 Clark Stoddard Seniors-49 Sherri Subriar Rachel Sumaya Sylvia Sumaya Csaba Szilagyi Teresa Sumaya Jesus Tapia Brad T arr Jim Taylor Thomas Taylor Claudia Thies 50-Seniors Kathy Taylor Kitty Thompson Janet Thorkelson Kirstin Tolomeo Manuel Torres Reginald Traylor M ark Trice Francisco Trujillo Don Tucker Aurora Ulloa Carmela Ulloa F.dgar Urrutta Stonewood Tweed Seniors-5! I Valerie Valdez Juana Valvcrdc Carol Vega George Vega Christopher Villa Ed Waahila Kenneth Ward Judith Watters Daniel Weessies Ophelia White 52-Seniors Bruce Walker Lynne Walling Brian Whittlesey Cindy Wild James Wilkinson Karen Williams Debbie Winters Darylc Wimberly Judy Wong Fidel Zamudio Seniors-53 Ronald Wong Thomas Woolsey Lori Young Cynthia Zaun Ramon Zul Emilliana Zavala Martin Zavala Pramod Daya AFS Student Second Semester South Africa SENIORS NOT PICTURED Lorna Bonham Bruce Bomkinhoff Ramon Contreras Manuel Corona Joseph Espy Janet Far is Duane Farmer John Flores Ronald Gallardo Eddie Garcia Frank Garcia Javier Garcia Mayela Garcia Rosalita Garcia Beatriz Gonzales Mike Gould Kaye Hanna Virginia Hernandez Ralph Hershman Hermino Huizar Jeffery Knight Joey Lagun3 Joe Lokos Johnny Lopez Scott Magness David Malm Juan Matta Peter Mendoza Mark Molina Robert Molina Incs Morales Manuel Ortiz Ruben Pallenes Larry Palm Thomas Prieto Frank Ramierez Raul Ramierez Miguel Reyes Enrique Rios Julio Rivas Fidel Rodrigues Roger Rookcr Ventura Ruesoa Hector Ruiz Javier Salvidar Luis Sanchez Manuel Sanchez Mario Solorzano James Speight Luis Torres Manuel Valdez Susan Villa Tony Viscarra 54-Seniors Senior Remembrances Brian Abcls-Future Coals: Constructing and welding's my bag, bur a playboy artist doesn't sound too bad. Cynthia A. Acosta-Cindi-9. CAA, 10. A Cappclla, Drill Team, 11. Concert Choir. NIALO. Unity”. 12. (7-25-75) w Ralph M. . Chamber Singers. CAA. V. Tennis. Ariel Staff. remembering crazy but good times with friends, best friend Crazy Kay,” Nellie, making CIF, being class of 76. Future Coals: Study Law, and live a life of love, peace and happiness. Rosemarie Acuna-9-12. Mccha. Artizans. the water balloon fights, ditching classes and walking to Vicbcck's Bakery, 10. the bad walkout, walking to Mcmorail Park. 11. V.P. of Arties ns. Cinco dc Mayo happenings. 12. Homecoming Dance, best year because I'm finally leaving this dead school! The day me and Benny got promised 8-16-75. Christy L. Anagnostov-Cymnsticcs-arm-swim, C.L.S. 10. Newport-Honk-Harbor-C.L.C.-Ski Utah. Zino's, Perry's.-F.C .-obscncc man. 11. Polo manager-N,S,J,-Tau Omega pledging. Cory’s. -T- Sea and Ski, Prindlcs. -D.W.- Bomb-Prom. Beach hiding. 12. Doheny, Tau Omega-N ,S,K,T,H,K,W,C, my car, party, K's bathroom,-R. L. Crossfire. Bogus, munchics. Future Coals: Ski instructor, O.C.C. Remembers: Placentia, Newport, Santa Ana, friends. Andrea Aguilar-11. Malo Club 12. Don't have to be in clubs to have fun. Future Coals: To work in a bank and who knows, maybe be bank manager in the future. Bob Alcxandcr-Alcbcndcr. David Bowie-9. Cot my Suzuki 125, 10. Started Sailing, 11. Still Sailing, met Lynne, 12. F.lton John Concert!! Parties with Uncle Bud, Uncle Mickinc and Mr. Elderberry Future Coals: SAC. Get my truck, go to the next E.J. Concert. Kathy Allshousc-Ka-Kcc-Remembcrs: All the football games, the prom with Sid. my best friends, Natalie. Kim, Connie. Charmainc. Shicly, and Lisa. All the fun times we had in my car. Coing to Tobby's in the morning for breakfast, meeting Dave. Future Coals: Cetting married to Dave and living a happy life. Billy Almeida-The Kid-9. Start of Carnscy Street. 10. A bunny club discovered in the shack, 11. Western Electric Company, 12. Barrio Second Locos. Future Coals: To wait for the depression and then go to school again. Always remember my partners down Carnscy, who made it. Through school and to always stay cool. Anita G. Alvarcz- Nita -9. Russell. Patti and Paula, met Tony, Cheri, 10. B.T.O., M.K., K.B., S.C. , P. and P. Tony. 11. Bowie. Beach Boys. Honk, Cheri. Cindy, Karen, Santa Barbara with Tony, getting engaged. The Prom, speeding, parties, Tony, 12. Cheri, Karen. Kathy. Tami. Cindy. Winchell's. parties, mid-term, foxhuntin. living with Tony. Future Coals-Livc in happiness and marry Tony. Viola Angcbrandt-Angic, Long Legs-9-12. Honor Society. German Club. 9. Cirl Scout, Bush Cardens, 10. Silverspoon Award. Receiving a coke can in my mouth thrown by Randy, 11. Huntington Library, Jr. Prom, at Lion Country Safari, Baker's Class, 12. Homecoming, football games, German Club V.P. , Spinsters. Brain and his camera. Future Coals: Take the outside world by surprise. College Field of Medicine. Kim Angell 9. Studying, Geometry, flunking, 10. Dyer's class. Bonnie Big-nose, beer in Dyer's tea, 11 Spanish. Ramona, working, Carlyle's class, helping Janclle cheat. 12. Still working, Dittoe's class, still cheating, leaving! Future Coals; Graduate midterm, go to SAC and work, make a lot of money, get my car, and go up north to college. Mike Area 9. Football, wrestling, 10. football. wresting I etterman 11. Football. CIF Prelims wTestling, went to Jethro Tull with Jeff. 12. Varsity Football. Varsity Wrestling. Future Coals: Take life as it comes. Xochill Arcllano-Che-9. Met Tiger and Mickey Mouse, drowning in pool, photography club. dance club, 10. Being dance club Pres., Met the gang, chilo, Chiguis, Chela (Che). 12. Performing in Disneyland. Cal Fullerton, and Stephen Peek!! Future Coals: Get my master in teaching dance, go to Mexico City!!! Zona Roscc. live it up. go into pro dancing, someday join a dance company. Craciela Y. Zavaleta Armas-Chely-12. AFS, Spinster's. Girls League. German. 1 am enjoying my stay in the U.S. It’s a big experience. I'll go to College to study diplomacy when 1 go back to Peru and 1 hope to come back in other opportunity. Christine Armendarir-Cumby-9. Cindy, Mindy. Aurora and Munch, 10. Little Robert, Olivera St. with Mr. Espinosa's class, 50's dances the big argument with Benny Navarrettc, 11. Marty C. and Manuel R. (the Silver Ball) 12. Always remember the twins. Aurora, and Earlyn. Future Coals: To become a success in life, to get myCamaro. Jack J. Armendariz 9. Met S.L.A. had a blast with him in Rice's and Olstead's. 10. Worked and ripped off Louie, Rice and Beans. 11. Carl's coupons, free meals. Pup and Taco, free football games, bum out marks on the school streets, 12, Wanted to meet Lisa, S.L.A. bit dust, big D , rowdy club. Future Coals: Cal. St. Fullerton and to get that 56 Chevy on the road. Stephen Armstrong 9. Did not a thing, my best year! 10. '74 yearbook, cruised rchool, 11. '75 yearbook, schedule always messed up, met Amelia. 12. graduated from this dump (what a miracle)Future Coals: Become a forest ranger and live in Colorado, away from this rotten school, breathe fresh air. Kathleen R. Arriola- Chcrrycola -f.T.09. Saddleback 10. Studying hard, C.A . Val. 10-16-73. 11. CIF Basketball. Phsyc. lit.. Elliott 6-2I-7S. French. 12. Coing to playoffs in CIF Volleyball, CA... Zeller, Brenda. Pam. Future Coals: Go to college. Major in Phys. Ed. . Continue playing sports. Sylvia Arzate-Shcva-9. Called 'Tommy girl, all the fine guys, 10. Pearlistics, 11. My bad crush at school. 12. Remember picnics, party's etc. My main people: Cloria, Cathy, Charlotc, Lucy, Lisa, Carmina and especially the Hide Out. Future Coals: To own a chain of liquor stores and become a ptaygir! after dark. Kristen Aston-Cuy-9-Il. C.A.A. 9-10. Honor Society. 9. AFS, Music, Mr. Murphy, 10. Frclatspa, Choir, 11. Band, Struggling CIF, learning, surviving. 12. Out! Future Coals: Live and love. Hclga Avila-Cookic-9-12. C.A.A. 9. Amy, Flirting, laguna Beach, basketball, 10. Mexico, basketball, CaryCasares. J.K., Doheny. E.L.O.. 11. Chicago, basketball scorekcepcr, Frank, Laguna, Hansen. Datsun, Ariel. 12. B-Day 75. CIF. SAC games, Birch Street gang. Ronnie, Pam. Thelma, Licorice, Cynthia. Basketball scorekcepcr. Elton John, CLAMIS, Future Coals: Be happy, buy a Camaro. Kay Mary Avila-'O.K. Kay -9. Attending. Yo-Hi (Yokosuka High) in Japan. going off-base, playing basketball at Thew's Gym with Our Gang (Secret password: Osu!!!). 10-12. Still trying to figure out these last 3 years... met my tennis pro friend Cindi A... .Academic Decathlon (answer: d. Volkswagen!) Future Coals: To love happily ever after. (See the next episode on channel U to sec if it's possible.) Denise Dianne Baggot-Dec Dec. Rat Facc -Honor Society. J.V. Swim Team, Varsity Swim Team, Water Skiing with Tam, Snow Skiing-Racoon Eyes. Heilman! Ariel Signing Party-'Taggot-Baggot , Being snowed. Diets. Trip to Mexico with Sra. Hays, J.V. Cheer-'Toghorn. Soph. Football 1. Santa's Elf. Line. Tammy Lee Parks! Future Coals: Traveling with Tammy, all over. Coing to school and majoring in Something! Robert Bailey-Beetle Bailey-Future Coals: Plan to go to SAC for two years. I want to major in Police Science. Then go to the Police Academy. Ceorge R. Ballantync-Earl-9. Dedicated student. New Friends. 10: CIF Track, League Finals, Suzanne, Patty. Janis, Zeller's 3rd Period. 11: Cross Country stud, CIF Track. Varsity Letterman, Debbie. Beach, Yosemite, 12. Varsity Track, Last year at SAHS, Mountain Party. Football games. CIF Track, Corresponding writing letters. Future Coals: have a full life and C.F.T.T. Alexander Gregory Bancroft-Allcy-9-12; Wresting. 9: Fights with Shue. 10: In the middle with Andy, Dave and the Chevy, 11: Old guy in the Blue Hat. 12: Football games in the Roadrunner, Beep Beep 120. Lee and Points P. K. . Future Coals: Coing to Mo., Becoming a photographer. Paul Banda-Crackcrs-9: Football 8-1 Record. D.T. and meeting new people. ID. Starting to Hang out down Carnscy, 11: Carnscy. Starting to party, 12. Realized how much I messed up trying to make-up. Future Coals: Party my life away. Roscannc Marie Barr-Zani, Zany, Zinnie Poo. Pipit. Candy-Bar Rcmcmbcrs:P.S. Scalbearer, German, AFS, Spinsters. K. Bowl, Football. CIF. CIucas'Clooties, Thank you. Canic. Weatherbirds, Chicago at Big A and Got lost. Flour car. T.P.ing Heilman. Blinkies. Rowdies, KMAD, 16CNBX, Phone. CB.. w Steve, Summer 75. Adv. Math is Heilman, Al's Class. Na. ja, I'm sorry. Christians All my good friends forever. Future Coals Co to Westmont (hopefully) and have a happy life. Joe Barragan-Chcmo-9: Had a good time in SAHS. ID Track Star. 11: Track Star. 12: All around artist. Future goals: Police work and SAPD Chief. Funny car driver. Immigration officer. Maria Barrios Future Goals: Planning to go to College to become a bilingual secretary. Mark David Baron-Baroni-9-12: Band, 9: Rookie of the year, Tauber. ID MCM. Winds, Going out to lunch. Dc Bomb. 11. Winds, Cruisin'. 12: Steiger. College Applications. Future Coals: College, Graduate school. Degree in Engineering. Logan Bechtol-Beck-9-11: Football. Wrestling. 9: Dirt Bike Club. ID Desert Club. 11. Motocross Club. 12. Honor Society. Baja Club. Best Wrench. Future Coals: To become a policeman and bust everybody. Charles Bell-Chuck-9: My hard classes. ID The Spanish-Amcrican War. 11: The one victory in basketball, the organ left. 12: Hogg making touchdowns. Future Coals: Graduate from College, do what I always wanted to do. Kirk Belsby-Kirkus, Racoon-Remembers: Good times w Eric, John Creg. parties, desert, the river. Mammoth. Trip to Norway, raisins. My van, Estancia game and the cops. 45 , Class Cabinet, trash canning flagpoles, X-Country, Track. 'That was Great. Piece of wood Future Coals: US Davis or Liquor Store Magnate. Patricia L. Bcltran-Patty-9-12: Malo, Mecha, 9: Mater Dei-Angelica. Lisa. Tammy. ID Mccha Snow Trip. Ran for Mccha Queen, calling Steve when car broke down. Leadership Camp. 11: Commisioncr of Finance-Mr. Tuchman. Dc Pimp. 12: Daffy Duck-Homecoming Dance, Graduation!! T.P.ing Dc School. Future Goals: 4 yr. College, and Social Worker or Probation Officer. Stay single as long as possible. Amelia Binau-NMcla -9. Dead year. ID Football games, rowdy section. 11: Good times with friends, meeting Steve. 12; Ditching, football '75. crowd at Piaa Pete's, finally graduating, Laurie, Mary. Cindy. Jody. Jack, Future Coals: Co to college and live a good and happy life. Georgina Blanco- Smi!cy -9-12: Mecha. 9: Ditching. 10: Still ditching. 11: Will always remember: Celsa, Martha, Juana. Elvia. Carmela, Cclina. Roanne. Rudy. Ben. Tony, Ana, Locs, ElizabeD. Patricia, little Laura. Mando, 12; Trying to cam credits to graduate. Met Tony, Dc town 1 live in. ruturc Coals Co to College, Be a Probation Officer. Sr. Remcmbcrcnccs-55 Rose Marie BUnco-’Tiu -9: My very first year in SAHS. 10; Remember my little friend Irma, getting caught at a ditching party. 11: Mccha . going to Irvine and hanging around with my £ing. 12: Will always remember my belt friends Carman., Sylsia, Alice and Rosemary. Future Coals: Study business. Phil Blowci-Hitchini Superjock-9: Freshmen, yuk! 10: Uncle Doug's class. 11: Clucas's Massage, Kisser, good times, with K.T. 12: Fire extinguishing with Cousin Biucie, KMAD Radio, Spiro Antipast, my first WHOOPEE. Generator Editot-ln-chiel. Future Coals: To get married early and be the best ! $?!: disc Jockey in the world!!! Brian Bluff 9-10: Wrestling. 11: Var. Coif, Ms. Johannes 5th period class, lunch. KNAC, 12: Mr. May's class. KNAC, Lunch, mid-termer. Calvin's and my sisters wedding. Future Coals: To live in Santa Barbara and buy some land on the Hollister Ranch. Chuck Bobb-Chuckles-Rcntcmbcrs: 11: Started Surfing, parties, dances, football. CIF, Snowcamp, fantastic buddies, E.MHS, VP11S, OHS. skiing, talking Trestles never going. Champaign party, Prom, Summer Brecre, TrestlcsC.H. . Newport, Humelakc. Dedicating life to Christ. Water Skiing. 12: Homecoming. OHS, SAHS beating VPHS, pinching tomatoes. Cabinet. CIF, Future Coals: Christian Life, become hot surfer, San Diego State. John Boggs-Boggski-9: 6:00 practice: coaches telling me to pick fights in water-polo games, 10: German club and parties, German with Richardson. Cordon's Biology Class. 11: H iffncr's Humanity class. Getting jumped. 12: Varsity water polo, swimming. Shores rowdy art class, back packing in Sierra's. Future Coals: Get out of High School and live on the Colorado river. Linda Loruinc Boggs 9: Senior fricnds-Lynne. Gerry. Ccrman Club, Mike . 10: Dyer's class: Marilyn, Creenie, Swim team, beer in Dyer's tea. 11: ditching class with Creenie. Swim team. 12: Swim team. Kim, Ophie, Jean, Marilyn, Dawn and other friends. Future Coals: Moving to country for rest and relaxation and some fun. Andrew Paul Bonsall-Bobo Bcar-9: Trouble, Norsk. TT. IM, CIF Wrestling, 10: CIF Football, bombs, getting mugged six times, wrecking car twice, getting away with both, meeting Jesus Christ, street football, picnic with Cheryl C.. Dan, Bee, changing grades. Future Coals: Live to be 21, fulfill mother's prophecy, be a ditch digger. Alex Calderon -Sherriff Pachuco- 10: Chicano Spice-New York. 11; Fljo Unldos -Los Angeles. 12: Nucstra Familia, Mes, Mafia-Tcxas. Future Coals: Working as a commercial artist, grafic artist, musician, and jefe dc nucstra familia Me Mafia y toda la fachada, Sirloin and the Beef lips. Katherine Theresa Caplis.. V.E!s Miss College ... 10th-12th.. Ditchitis, get-tine in trouble, cruising, Kilson Gang, getting my car painted, Winchell's, Car'l, Speedway, Beach, ‘75 parties, Buddies: Kim, Cindy, Deb, Christy, Sheri, Nita, Tammy, Willy, Christy's party, Shinc-it, Bogus Brain, Tull, Airowsmith, Pie, Sabath, Stewart, Elton John, Meeting Mark 10-5-74.. .Future Coals: Being successful, going up North and being with Mark. Joanna Marie Capouch.. ”[o . ,9th.. being a spirited Freshman, dress up days... 10.. rowdy football games, Comp., meeting P. H., summer of 75 . ..11 ... Prom, parties, notes, C.A.A. Initiation, Swim meets,... 12.. great football team., CIF Crary people in Tennis, my senior year. .Future Coals: Co to college; enjoy life. Marcia Karene Cargill... Kid, Sally, Fishgill, Ncak Freak .. 9th..Freshman spirit?.. 10.. the group, met Dish, Grad Nitc... 11.. .Dish, concerts: Jackson Browne, Eagles, Tull, Zcp., Bach,.. 12.. Dish, Cyndy, senior spirit, pep rallies, football games, C.l.F. Rowdies, Ariel, Spinsters, Murph'sZoo, dress-up days, C. A. A. Tennis(Tom), Sally Saint, Concerts, Yucaipa... Future Coals: Sec the day Dish is reincarnated as a lima bean. Celsa Carlos.. 9th.. fun times with Diana M., Mocha, Malo.. 10. .Jovita, Betty, Sabrina, Sylvia, Debbie, Bertha.. 11th.. My love Ronnie, Gina, Martha, Patricia, Ben, Juana, Cclina, Laura, Joe, Carmela, Roseann, Elvia, Emilia.. 12th.. trying to graduate.. .Future Coals: go to college and be a legal secretary. Sylvia Carrillo.. Sad Girl .. 9th.. met all of the gang,.. 10.. met a very special guy.. 11th.. .Mccha, Cruising with Elvia, Rosemary E.,and the gang, going to Santa Anita to buy piaa on Fridays, can't forget Rita C. and Alice... 12...My best friends, Rose B. and Carmina C...Future Coals: go to college. Dennis Carroll.. .Future Coals: become a millionarc, get married, have kids, and live happily ever after. Craig Carson. ..11th.. meeting old friends, returning to Santa Ana,.. 12. .Waterhog Hogg, run over and around the fences,. .Future Coals: To become a Lawyer, be successful. Carry Bracamontcs- Barctta”-9-12: Mccha, 9: Soph-Frosh Baseball. M.V. P. 10: Baseball, J.V., Remember bad snow trip. 11: Mccha Vice President. 12: Elected President for Mccha, Varsity Baseball. Future Coals: Getting a pad and being successful in life. Remembers: My home, Fx Troop, Locos Dc Sanuna, El-Salvador Park, Home of Troopers. Robert Brandi-Brandy-Future Coals: I'm just going to take it easy, to try to forget my memories, but SAHS has really helped me, students and staff. This is a spirited school, I like it. Bob Brown - Bobcat, K.C. - 9: Almanor, long talks at 2 A. M. 10; MVP. - F.S. Track, Church gang, Humelakc, 11; Campus Life, B. B. Came wc won, Crandons, 12: CIF, Canada, S. Pres, Black as Coal, Bloat, Kclcn, Scat, Bionic Buddha, City Boy Put-Put, Little baby one wc have each Other, Future Coals: Bum around, college, go flying when Jesus comes back, live forever. Camilc Brown - Pumpkin- 9: CAA initiation, CAA swim party, MCM Haven, BSD Talent Fashion Show, 10; SO's day, BSU choir, BSU picnic, MCM Haven, ice cream contest, 11: Graduating as Jr., dancing with Derek, Future Coals: College graduation, marriage and job as probation officer. Debbie Brown 10: Zcta-T, beach house, Rory Gallagher, 11: Zeta-T, Big Bear, Ground star, Genesis, 12: Kitty, Julie, Croundstar, Tony Ccnesis, Future Coals: To get a good job, finish school, enjoy life and to live to a ripe old age of 100. Lori Brown -Shoctic, Blueboy- 9-10: CAA Badminton, Football games with Viola. LL: Meeting Steve in Jan., Drama with Janice, working at SAPD, 12: If 1 miss anything at SAHS it will be Mr. Johnson. Future Coals: Cet a Blue Z , marry Steve, and take the working world by surprise!! Paul E. Brown - Pauliana, Deacon, Browny, Brown, - 9-12: CSF, Letter-mans, Rowdys, 9: Football; 4 plays, Big Daddy, Crapplers, Shular and Andrade. 10: Football, Big Daddy, again, SALA, Palos Verde, Wrestling, Boy's State Rep. School plays, OCAD-c. Volkswagon. Future Coals: The presidency (politics), West Point? Steve Brown -Nate- 9-12: BSU, Basketball, 11; Mst. improved award, 12: Baseball. Future Coals: Study to be a Veteranarian. Tamra Lynn Bryan - Tami -9-12: Eisenhower Park, Soph, color day princess, Dyer's class w gang, meeting John Rubio thanks to Dolores, Irvine w John, New Years Eve, November 14 on year w John, slinky, Scruba Hess, ?1 flavors, sitting on John's shoulders. Color My World, Prom Easter, South Coast Plara, Future Coals: Move to the beach w John and a coco Brown Porsche. Sandi Bush -Sunny- 9-11: BSU, 11: Trips to Cal State, Long Beach. Future Coals: Co to Cal State Fullerton, Craduatc, go to Chiropractic College and become a Chiropractor. Become a success, strive for the best, never settle for anything less. Cynthia Butler -Mini Bubba- 9: A Capclla, CirlsClcc, Became a Christian. 10: South Pacific, Tommy, and Awards Banquet, 11: Var. Cheerleader, U.M.C. Concert Choir, Fiddler on the Roof, Grandma Tzictcl and Frunic, Junior Sec Monitor, 12: Chamber Singers, Com Pep. Thespians, Soccer, Steve, Jamie, Cookie, Willie, Bccki, Mr. Frutos, Future Coals: Prepare ye the way of the Lord!! Alfred Campos 10: Bunny Club and Western Electric Co. 11: Crusing with Sancher, 12: Three years of Garnscy, Future Coals: To got a Cheynnc Truck and work. Rosa S. Caruso. .9th.C.A.A. ,Girls League, Harvest Ball, CirlsGlee, Drill Team Camp,.. 10th. .Drill Team, Prom with J.D. ,Acappclla, Camp,.. 11th..Drill Team Co-Captain, placing at parades, Concert Choir, Floods, Miss Drill Team U.S.A., Prom with R.O. .Cutting class with R.L. C C.D.. 12th. .Concert Choir, enjoying my last scm,(mid-tcr grad)going to Argentina. .Future Coals: have my own pre-school and live happily ever after. Douglas James Cast.. Meadows”. .9th. .football, wrestling, baseball, Closed-campus . . 10th.. busted at N. B.,. 11th. .C.l.F.. .meeting Sam McArthcr and Jamboree, Prom, trash bin in pool, concerts Feb. 1st, pit, luau, Mater Dei Came.. 12th. .C. I.F.,papering school, 2 flats at once, Oct.22, Prom, first touchdown, Future Coals: All American Hockey Player, dentist, Sam Fawn Castano.. Chav, Fawncsmagec, Fawnaic, Deer Child, Motor mouth 9th-12th. .MCM HAVEN, gullible, goody-goody, f.b. games, kidnappings, weatherbirds, Christian buddies, Mexico, wetfisn, loadic, Checkers Queen,” bombas, Spinsters, car-car, P. E.,Sr. Priv. , gabbing with Rick, TPing Reger's house, Did Fawn do her homework? sealbearer, Backa the Bus Gang, biblc studies, Melis exiled,. .Future Coals: to do something corrupt Just to shock everyone. Carmina M. Castillo.. Carmen .. 9th. .ditching over friends house and getting caught, Photography Club,.. 10th. .going to Laguna Beach during Teachers Strike, almost hitting a police car,.. 11th. .Mecha, meeting a nice guy, going toUCI with Mr. Buford.. 12th Mid-term Crad.,Rose, Beatrice, Sylvia, Rita, Rosemary E., and the rest, Mccha. .Future Coals: Hope to make it in life. Teresa M. Castillo.. Mahoney . .9th. .Mccha, being in Apollanias, 10th, Mccha, snow-trips... 11th. .Mccha, walk-outs,, .comingto school, but never to class,.. 12th Mccha, the gang, Sylvia, Rachel, Angie, Diane, Lil, Diane, Debbie, Jeanette and Cuys from F. Troop. .Future Coals: get the best out of life. Laurie Jean Claxton.. Blondic .. 9th. .Rice's crack-up Biology Class,.. 10th..Orgy at Morro Bay, Coocyduckmg, Dave Anderson's Van, Prom Queen with David, Beach Boys, Donuts after beach at nitc, Steve's Yamaha at Silverado.. 11th. .MUD, Becky getting us stuck in a ditch,..Maranatha! Concerts.. 12th. .finally getting out. .Future Coals: to shrink and be happy. Robert Anthony Cornfcld.. Corny . .9th.. Acepclla.. 10th. .Concert Choir, NJROTC Met Corky,. .11th. .NJROTC Drill Team,.. 12..Drill Team. .Future Coals: Become a policeman, get a Corvette, get married and have one big family. Charlotte Cortci.. Charlie ... 9th.. Mccha.. 10th.. hanging around with Elsa and always ditching.. 11th. .Started hanging around with Lucy, Sylvia, Gloria and all the dumb tilings we used to do, met Crcg.. 12th. .Sandra and her problems with Ricky, all my buddies, Crcg. .Future Coals: go to college and marry Crcg M. Sylvia Cortez.. Loca .. 9-12. .Mccha, all the fun wc had at the hospital, Barbara and I busted for smoking in the head, good and bad times with Bob, finally graduating after 5 years. .Future Coals: going to college to become an R.N. Carl Lester Crawford.. Mr. C. . .9-12.. BSU,. .9th Soph Frosh Track, Cross Country.. 10th. .J.V. Track, Committee of Twenty, BSU President,.. 11th.. Junior Class Cabinet, '75 Prom Committee, Student Relations , BOC, Inter-Student Council.. 12th ASB President '7S-'76.. Remembers: Carlyle's Class, Black History Week, Prom '76, Graduation,.. .Future Coals: Attend LBSU to become an FBI Agent. 56-Sr. Remcmbcrcnccs Valeric Crawford.. Crow . .9th. .BSU, football game .,.. 10.. BSU, Big Daddy, Linder's 1st period, CAA Initiation, BSU Choir, CIF Basketball, C1F Softball, 11th.. BSU, Volleyball Playoffs, Junior Class Cabinet, my friend Cail at Homecoming, Sylvia's sunitist machine. Graduating as a Junior, Future Coals: go to college, become a business executive, and enjoy life. Alan A. Cummings.. Elrod .. 9th. .German Club, Deutschland ubcralles.. 10th.. riots of spring, losing $1,200. to Mr. Carlyle, 11th KMAD vs Cummings Trial, insanity in Concert Choir... 12th Breaking four fingers on a juick trip down the stairs and finally, .goodbye. Future Goals: to get my license, to take over Canada, to survive here until my eighteenth birthday. Mary Lucille Daily.. 9th.. woodshop.. 10th . . Haffner's 6th period World History, Latin... 11th. .FRF.IATSPA Pres and Bowling Nitc, Leaves... .German Camp... Steckdoscs do!,. .Heilman and Cunningham. Swim Team, Al. NASA,.. 12th. Farrell's. S ha keys, Clucas, Generator. Ad Manager. Rowdy . German Camp, still Stcckdosing. .Future Goals: Bikeride up the coast of Calif, steckdosing and go to college. Mike Dunn.. 9th. .Supcrbowl of Motocross.. 10th.. USGP.. 11th Speedway,.. 12th.. Motocross World Finals, Future Goals; to be a car and motorcyle mechanic and race at Saddleback, Carlsbad and be a pro racer. Jeffery S. Davis.. Jeff .. 9th. .Freshman football, meeting Paula, 10th. -Sophmore football, joined the band, my bike was stolen.. 11th. .Varsity Tennis, Student Congress, Most Inspirational Varsity Tennis.. 12th. .President of the Band, Co-Captain Tennis Team. .Future Goals: Go to college and study Political Science and go to Law School. Jean DeGree.. Beancr, Lemon, Smiles, Patty's Twin .. 9th ..GAA Honor Society, Initiation, 10th, CAA, Honor Society, kicks with Tom, Bonnie Bignose's Class..11th. GAA, Honor Society, trip to Mexico, the hotel, wetfish,.. 12th.. GAA, Honor Society, SSS, Good times with Patty, admiring BB, CIF Volleyball, lunch with the boys,. .Future Goals: to serve the Lord. Jose M. DeloRosa Jr.. . Corky . 10-12: NJROTC, . . 10th. . Varsity Baseball, met Comball,.. 11th. .Drill Team, V. Baseball,.. 12th. .Drill Team, Executive Officer.. .Future Goals: go to SAC, get an AA and become a policeman, move to Hometown and settle down. Laura DeLeon..9-12: Mecha..9th. .getting stuck in snow, selling Christmas trees, remembering Joc.M., 10th. .Mecha Disneyland W.M... 11th.. meeting the jeanie with light brown hair, R.A.P. Tokyo's ditching party in the rain, My dinner party, midget labors. Apt., Aliso Beach, fireplace at house. . I2ih..almost making it through, having Uncle Louie always there when needed. .Future Goals: go to Catalina, then Hawaii, go to college, succeeding and getting all I want out of life. Jay Davancy.. Jay-bird . .Remembers.. getting hassclled by Gillett, giving Mr. Machander a hard time. Ruggy. a four year constant run from the Security Guards. .Future Goals: go to Australia to surf. Mike Dickerson, . moose . .9th.. football, baseball, beg. of 4 long years, 10th.. football, bad knee, thanks Hammontrcc G Area, baseball,.. 11th. .no football, thanks Hammontrcc GArca, baseball, Ross G his S0c fines Vicki... 12th.. football, baseball, all my friends, good times, goodbye SAHS..Future Goals, .continue school somewhere, be succcssfull. enjoy life. Marjorie Dodd.. Ciggies, . .9th:mccting Annette and Pam, 4 more years at Santa Ana. .10th- Meeting Susan, Mr. Linder's class, school plays.. 11th .. Truth or Dare, King of the Mountain, Talent Show.. 12th: Rowdies, ail the football games, C.I.F., John, Future Goals: Walk with Christ, be happy in life, get married. Raylin Sue Dority.. Ray .. 9th; pretty dead.. 10th Lori came, unforgetablc summer, the gang.. 11th: My favorite raisen, Color Day, Mar cl, Prom, Tau Omega, Snake Pit,.. 12th: My surfer babe, Bren, Kimmi, Cindy K., Homecoming Court, H20 Polo, K.L., Gymnastics, Parties, Me G my Dad, In the midst of winter I found in me an invinsable summer. .Future Coals: move to the islands, fox hunt, and not always be just second best Patrick Mark Downey.. Rickets, D, silent partner of Glenn H, 9th: Callaci, any Jesus freaks?,acquired ski lust, Risa's Y-a-a-v-e-y.. 10th: Ross, Deacon Downey, Sheila?,.. 11th: Anno pucllac Lisa, Pam, Lynne, Suzic.. 12th: Hef, Fawn, my oldest MCM buddy, Star Trek's oats, Chris. .Future Coals: Intelligently defend the Christian Faith and glorify Jesus Christ. Annette Eades.. Grubby, Anncttzic Nutty .. 9th: betwith Mr. L. 'Celebrate Life, Superhound,.. 10th: poems for C. ,Rcdfox, Operation Ashtray, El raton.. 11th: Tammy Tim, Clay, Fights, L G M, Tull, BTO, Truth cc Dare.. 12th- Senior privileges in PF., The Creat Escape, Rubbcrduck G boats..Future Coals: animal trainer. Kimberly Rac Easel.. Mik, Weasel, Kimmic ..9th: football.. 10th: football, Big Bear.. 11th: J.V. Cheer, Parties, Rackctball w S.G. , B.N. G Bick, Tau Omega .. 12th: V. Cheer, 1120 Polo, gymnastics.. Remembers: Bren, Bick G gang, J.V. 74-'7S; never be another like us. U.C.S.B. ,S.P. ,K.I.,Marlene G 1 Kono's G later on that night NOSE-DIVE, Frosh '78fmy kids), Ensanada, Crusing Bristol w S.P., stockings G sunglasses, Speedway '75, Hay You, Hi-Lo, Buff-it. .Future Goals: go to S.A.C. G U.C.S.D. ,Ski Hawaii G Switzerland. Cloria Estrada.. 10th: Mecha, Malo. .11th: Mecha, Pearlistics, started going out with Randy.. 12: remember going to the hide out with all the gang. .Future Goals: going to college. Richard Evans.. Billy Jack, . .Future Goals: to learn all lean , but it's too hard here in school, not too impressed with what I'm doing, but I'll try. Bruce Fenton., llth: Tchachapi, Cajon Pass.. 12th: 4449 Fredom Train, Coast starlight, Frank Zappa,. .Future Goals: SP Dispatcher. Cunningham Ferber.. Delia Po� s ..llth: Clucas' Massage, UNI, Al Smith, Farnsworth Faros, Henderson Pith, Kognito Kid, Boom-boom, senior lunch.. 12th C.W. Moss; the pig., Calculus, Physiology, curve breakers. .Future Coals: to feed parrot droppings to the swallows returning to Capistrano, and to drive into the Gran.: Canyon. Rota Feurtado.. juicy, ,9th B. S.U. ,Dance Rep.,.. 10th B. S.Dance P.c Uth: B.S.U. Dance Rep. ,12th: Drill Team, Dance Rep. .Future Coals keeping my head to the sky, completing my education, always loyal to S.A.H.S. ,Put all of my trust in God. JoAnn Flores. . Jo, .. 10th: Tall Flag, Winter play, Joined Winds,llth: Thespians, Flag Twirlcr,.. 12th: Head Flag twirlcr, Norma, Kim, Buena Park's Homecoming, Jeff'n'all B. P. friends. Rams, Camp. Winds Canadian tour '74-'7S, C.I.F., Marching Saints. .Future Goals: To be happy, be free, and be me. Michael Fong.. Fongy Dong, .. 10th Soph Cross Country, and Track, bicycle stolen.. 11th: V. Crosscountry and Track, (wiping Pickering's tires, bicycle stolen,. 12th: Y. Cross Country and Track, Moosclips became intwined in my life, riding a girl's bike. Future Coals: To become a pharmacist and get a new bike. Lissa Fotchan.. Fings, . ,9th: flying with Jeff, Idyl wild, Sound of Music S, Eisenhower.. 10th: firering, beautiful friends, K.D. , Sugar T. B. ,C.Z. n'L. S., Dyer's Class, Tau Omega.. llth: C.M. Andrew, Labor day weekend, nothers, beautiful friends, B. L. ,J.C. ,E. P. ,cloud'n my friend, 3 rivers, chink, K.C. Debi Frazier. .9th: meeting my pal Lori, CAA, Skiing at the river,.. 10th Big Sur, Carmel, getting hit by a bus in my V.W., hiding out at the river, driver's cd., Mr. H., • • 1 111): Lake Tahoe, graduating early, the bapper, D's wedding, Future Coals: to move out of the city and get away from it all. Joseph Peter Galindo.. J. P., 9th: football, wrestling, Mr. Mays Class. .. 10th: football, Varsity wrestling, Lippeats Class,.. I lth: Varsity wrestling, Debbie, the gang, BTO,..l2th: Varsity wrestling, Lisa, E.J. Concert, Tina 1 G 2,..Fut'.ie Coals: to go to college, graduate, make a lot of money, retire early, never marry , Hey Joe,� ,Spirit '76, punky Chris. Mike Callancs.. Teddy Bear, . .9th: Frosh Football, Frosh-Soph Wrestling, San Roman's Class. . 10(h: Soph Football, Huntington Beach, Anaheim, Varsity,Letter (Wrestling), Douglas von'Dyer.. llth: C.I.F. ,VB vs Elmo game, Mr. J , Henderson Pith, Cunningham Ferber, Uni, Dana Hills Tournament, Duke's Driving... !2th C.I.F. ,Farrell's, Trig. ,Kualla Bear, Bionic Buddy Beating V. P. ,. .Futur- Coals: go to S.A.C. Frank Garcia.. 10th-12th: second street,. .Future Coals: to become a professional pusher. Javier Garcia. .9th: Los Latixnos, 10th: friends of the friendless.. llth: Cinco de Mayo-a great success.. 12th: B.O.C., Spanish Club, V. President. Photography Club, Los Latinos, Ballat Folkloeico Pres. .Ariel Photographer, Hor.ee Society, Remembers: Cindy, Tom D., Judi, the mighty Rowdies. .Future Coals: to become a teacher, and a professional Mexican Folk-Dancer. Maycla Garcia.. Chiquis, .. 9th: Shy and quiet. Studying all the time... 10th shy and quiet and thought What the heck? ... Uth: had a great time with best friends, Chclo che chc la ching. 12th: Croat! Finally leaving!! Sniff, Sniff! Miss the Dance Repertory most of all!. .Future Coals: What ever my mind desires. Donald Garrett.. Don Juan,. 10th: Track, Football.. llth. .Varsity Football, great Buddies, VP. vs. Elmo, Orange, C.I.F..Prom, Sun, aooohhl. .your daddy.. champagne parties,.. 12th: trash canning flagpoles, super great Buddies, finally working, getting my truck. Last year; parties, pinching everyone tomatoes, C.I.F. Club 45, cabinet, piece wood..Future Coals: San Diego St. , trash canning the S.A.P.D. Della Casco. . Payasa, . .9th-10th: Colonia Watts, llth: Mecha, Sensations, 12th: Sensations, Pearlistics. .Future Coals: to move back to L.A. where I lived all of my life, to stay close to Cathy M. G Yolic U., and Carmel F. and Mousic from L.A. Lori Cillaspy.. Locsiclynn, , .9th: nada mucho.. 10th; Drill Team, Cathie, 1st Baptist Church, Una Manana, llth: Drill Team, met a band member-Kevin, Balboa Lobster, Bake, Fearsom Foursome, Prom.. 12th: Band, Kevin, being everyone's counselor, band parties, car rallies, M.C.. .,Future Coals: Doing Cod's will, Kevin. Fred Cilmcec.. The Baby, llth: Crips.. 12th: F C the family club. Future Coals Bust up the Crips, find wealth and success, and stop being haunted by the Crips. Rhonda Annette Cider.. 'Geese, Ron, .. 10th-12th: Honor Society, CAA, Swimming, Tennis, Seal bearer, remembers: Janice, Doheny, the River, Heilman's Classes, Prom with Bruce B., Phil's parties, Pork Chop, C.O.C., football games, Carl's Jr. ,1st place canoeing at CAM, TPing at Christmas party. Mr. Garrison. , Future Coals: Coing to Fullerton. Steven Brad Classcr.. Stevie,' B.G. Steffan, . .9th: Jo, MCM Haven, Cabinet,' Ann, 'Minty, Norms, May IS, Mom P... 10th: Rawbonc G gang, Silver Vega, Elton John, Color Day, Fugitives, Aug. 10, Tuch, Pat, Soph Pres., Blinkics... llth: ASB VEEP!, Sally, VTP085, Elton John,Weathetbird:. Re ROC.. Roscannc, Carrie, Mary, Hone Society Pres. ,S 1S, Horn-. r: . 5.. .Future Coals: Motion Picture Tclevision Photographer.' Kelly Lee Glenn.. 9th P-V, Cowboys, Robert's Pool, : 1 lo - .;!:o gang, Earth G Joy, Fri. C Sat., Letters from Laura, llth: The :nevv, . T.,Jacuzzi Sr. Rememberences-57 parties, camping with Audi, Cina and Marta,.. 12th: Concern, yoga, B.B. G 3 riven, Tau Omega, Coif with Lissa, Joe, Cashew, .Future Coals: to live in a tree house with 1,000,000 animals. Joe Codoy.. Little Baby, Joe, 10th: C.I.F., 11th: Hume Lake, meeting J.C., Tommy, poping knees, great friends, Talent Show, Drums, that was great!, W'atcrbcd, my room t fun with friends, at C.C. .Concerts, 12th: Ski Bear at Cottonwood, phantom Klagpolers, Breeze, FULL HOUSE, O. H. S.,Homecoming, Squirting, piece' a wood, Futtirc Coals: sticking pencils up my nose. Daniel Gonzales.. 'Danny. Francisco Gonzalez.. Pancho El Mouau, 9th-11th: Club Latino. Future Coals: To get rid of la migra. Joe Couzalcz.. Luis, Future Coals: College, Air line pilot. Jovita Gonzalez, ,9th: los Latinos Club.. Future Coals: Attend college. Tamara E. Graham.. Tammy, J.V. Mom . .9th: Lost frost. .10th: Drill Team, D.V.w Pcg.. 11th: Rowdy football games, Sea G Ski, la bomba, car, skiing Big Bear, wild parties, dressing weird and scaring people, fire extinguishing, Carl's, ole nark car, scheming on (?) El Mo, Prom, Beach House, Summber of '7S, up the elevator.. 12th: JV Cheer, Camp, Competition, Soph's • 1, B. R. 's dive into a ditch on the way to Knott's, the gang, sneaking around w Peg, pumpkin bread at Patty's. Future Coals: Co to college, and get what 1 want out of life and more. Christopher Gucnzlcr.. Gunner, Tracks, 9th: Welcome tomy nightmare, Carlyle's, Thornton's classes.. 10th: Soph. Basketball, getting jumped, Dyer's class, Expo '74.. 11th: FP-2's, making friends, leaving early.. 12th: Cajon, Rowdies, 4449, Tull, Ex, Escaping... Future Coals: to leave Santa Ana, and move to Cajon for life. Hilda Guillen.,9th-12th: Latinos. .Future Coals: attend college. Ramon Guillen.. Future Coals: study music, because that's my life. Music is the most beautiful art in the world. Susan M. Hager. .9tli: 4 more years at Santa Ana, bubble machine.. 10th: Mr. Lindner's class with Marjorie, Mr. Clucas' stories, joking with Chuck M. , 11th: Mr. Lindner's statue, Mr. Carlyle's auctions, Mr. Rossetti's bad iokes. .12: plastic boats and rubber ducks, barf bag,. .Future Coals: going to T.W.C.,getting out of the city, becoming a stronger Christian. Rebecca Kay Hall.. Bick, .. 9th: football games.. 10th: parties.. 11th: CAA, Sea C Ski, rowdy football and basketball games, Snake Pit, Big Mistake, Prindlcs, ditching Carlyle, Skyline, Class of '75, Saddleback Mountain.. 12th: bumping with A. ,San Onofre, CIF, mid-term grad., Bren, Cherry!, Kimmi, Bernice, Anita.. Future Coals: drive to Hawaii with Mik. Blayden Mark Hall. . Pcrchik, .. 9th: Wrestling, Fun.. 10th: Wrestling, Eagle, South Pacific, John, Chamber Singers, Deb. .11th: Varsity Wrestling, Letter, John, Lynn, Volley Ball, Fiddler, Chamber Singers, Deb, Prom, Orange speech contest.. 12th: Cettin' rowdy, Chamber Singers, 'Lil Abner, Debbie, Honor Society, Thespians, Prom, Graduation, Grad Night.. Future Coals: college, mission, eternal marriage. Michael S. Haiy. .9th: Soph. Cross Country and Track, Toe the line, Gentlemen. .. 10th: Soph. Cross Country and Track, Key Club.. 11th Cross Country and Track, cruising, putting Pickering's car on JACKS, Chickcnpox, ... 12th: Varsity Cross Country and Track, Football games. .Future Coals: to become a History Professor. Julie Hammond.. 9th: first day of school, trouble, Steph and Joann Hafer.. 10th: sting into Zeta-T, Big Bear, Concerts, Karen and Doug married. ..11th cutting w Cindy, Kelli, Daryl, Jody.,Zeta-T Treasurer; two terms, last Chance Canyon, Dale’s Harley, Carla's marriage.. 12th: Cindy G Julie, Fry, My Birthday, Stewart G Stones, Andy broke his back. .Future Coals: go back to Last Chance Canyon and be a pre-school teacher. Bob Hammontrcc.. Hammerhead, . ,9th: Football, begining of 4 long years.. 10th: Football, getting closer to the end.. 11th: Football, found a girl; Dana.. 12th: Baseball, good by all, good by good old SAKS. .Future Coals: going to college to get certified as an auto mechanic. Karen Haney.. Mommy, Kare, . .9th-12th: MCM Haven, sour taffy, CAA, CSF, AFS, Spinsters, TPing, Heilman's class, Mclis, exiled, going dingy in Utah, Harvey White, OCAD Volkswagon, Christian buddies, Future Coals: 1 press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call of Cod in Christ Jesus. Philippians 3:14. Pamela D. Hargrove.. Pam, Snake, .. 9th: 4 more years at SAHS, 10th: Kit Fox-boring year.. 11th; Loggins G Messina G Tull Concerts, Tommy, Clay fights... 12th: Rowdies, Mid-Term C.rad, CIF Football... Future Coals: Moving away from home and traveling all over the world. Kathleen E. Hartman. . Lceny, .. 9th: Met George, Homecoming '73, Football games, Wrestling matches.. 10th: Still with George, cutting with Judy and her smashed doughnut, Football games, Wrestling matches, Pal Springs, The Pooh!... 11th: George and 1 arc still together, (Hi Caco!), Football Wrestling, Prom '76... Future Coals: go to SAC.. .Legal Secretary. ..Stay with George. Wesley 11 arshan..'Dr. Wes, , ,9th BSU, Freshmen Raskotball Capt.,.. 10th: BSU. Soph. Basketball, (MVP), Soph Baseball... 11th: BSU, Varsity Basketball, J.V. Baseball,.. 12th: BSU, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. .Future Coals; to keep on hoopin', remember the basketball games. Stephanie Hayes.. Haze, .. 9th: Zeta-T, The River, finding Rebel on Campus... 10th: getting new car, going dingy in Utah, Ski Bear,.. 11th: going to Hawaii with friends. Friends of the friendless,.. 12th: new ski equipment, many good times, Sea ' G Ski... Future Coals: to have a good life and to do something I enjoy.. and do it well. Carol Hecr. .9th: Bell Cardens High School.. 10th: First Presbyterian Church of Orange, Oakland, Presbyterian Youth Chorale-Pacific Coast.. 11th: Santa Ana Marching Saints, A.F.S., F.va, Presbyterian Youth Choralc Handbclls-Midwcst... 12th: Presbyterian Youth Chorale Handbclls-the East..Future Coals: to learn. Eric Hegareda.. Head, 11th-12th: Wrought Ironwork for a friend, built gates and window guards, speedway races at Orange County Fairgrounds, riding at Saddleback and watching the Mini-Nationals, Ensenada for a week's vacation, motorcycle riding with some good friends, the Paralta's. Toni J. Heifer.. T.J., Freckles, llth-12th: Marching Saints, Pep Band.. Remembers: My best friend LaVonda, L.A. , Eight years, Three Muskatccrs, L.T.D., Mr. Clark, Cindy, Joe Coolmanchic, winking Kendall, Knott's Sumpters, Dcbbic-do, Scott, Cathy, Barry, Steve, Maget Butt, Milk monitcr-bth, Santiago. Future Coals: have fun with Manchic (Al), get insurance foe Bomber, open up a chain of T.J. 's drive ups, and live. Jennie Hernandez.. Shenny, . .9th: went to Saddleback and met my true love Jose.. 10th: Mecha, Brenda, Lupita and my good friend Louie.. 11th: going to those Cypccss parties with Yolie, Bernice, Cynthia G Blanca.. 12th: trying to think of excuses not to go to class and the one 1 admire, Roger on the Water Polo team... Future Coals, get a designer job and marry Jose. Martha Hernandez.. Pata,. 9tli: hang around with Cclsa and talked to Jose.. 10th: fun times with Emilia, Carmcla, Cclsa.. 11th: met Carlos and hope to continue with him... 12th: hope to see Emilia, Cclsa, Georgina, Pat and Juana in the future. ..Future Coals: have fun before getting married. Larry Hill.. Dubic, .. 9th: Frosh Soph Football.. 10-12th: KNAC.. Future Coals: Fix up my car, move up North, make a bundle, live happily ever after.' Sarah Elizabeth Hoar.. Isabel, Abbi , Mabel, Powl, Giant, Hoar Remembers: Football, Basketball games, clubs, plays, singing, writing letters, Lisa, being crazy, the church gang, the hole, Kathy, Michele, what a blast, Susie, falling in love, Bowie, etc. ,concerts, working, ditching, friends. .Future Coals: enjoying smiles, doing something normal. Charles Hogg.. Chuck, . .9th: Ho Che Men, Kock, M.X. Carlsbad, Hunter, Nelson, Indian Drill,.. 10th: River Runs, Beach Bus, L.L. ,M,P. ,J.T.,Dawn, Poems. .11th: Scott, Heather: B. P. Fumbles, A.F. ,O.W. R.S. Desert, Raisens, Surfing C. B.. 12th: The Clique, Bionic Buddha, CIF 74-7S, Hume Lake; Stars, Moon and Vicki, White Parka, .. Future Coals: U.C.L.A. ,U.S.C.,Dentistry School, become a dentist, live long, happy, spiritual life. Edward D. Hopkins.. Hop, . .9th: coming to a new school and meeting new people.. 10th: the Croat Year, in Track and flicd all the way to CIF, 11th: into the United States Army and coming out as a proud tank of Armor. .Future Coals: go to U.S.C., O.C.S. , or M.P. S. Military School, learn how to fly an Army Cobra as a 2Lt. Norma Lcann Horwood.. Beach Whale, .. 9th: Creg Nucssly throwing temper tantrums because there were no Rice Krispics, Shooting rubber bands at K.D. at lunch through the office window.. 10th: South Pacific, my rose job (ha, ha').. 11th: Drill Team, Chambers, Joff, The Hoods, D's V.W. Bus, Laurie smashing my lee cream cone in my face, Rod Stewart.. 12th: Rolling Stones, Elton John, Me G Jody, cruising down Crccnlcaf, The Ficrccsomc Foursome, Future Coals: to be friends with D.H. , to have money, good husband and a lot of love. Eloise Huerta.. 9th: Football games.. 10th: Snow camp, Tony's and JoAnn's wedding, July 16th, going out with David Tamez.. 11th: Friends; Marcic M., Martha T., Naomi D., Benny A. , 12th: ran foe Homecoming Queen, lunch with the Calvarlo Gang, Nov. 2nd, Promised to David.. Future Coals: to become successful in life. Michelle Huna.. Mitcliill, ... 10th S'long D.H. S.,Hello O. P.M. , Skiing, Black Star.. 11th: Magic Mountain, Supreme Cutlcss, Cosmo people, T.F.A.Q. Karen.. 12th: 161S Durant Trick or Treat, Prom with O. P. M... Futiffc Coals: Spokane or Bust (?), Hug tic O.P.M. , Make it BIC. Craig Hunter.. Link, Rhinestone Cowboy, 9th: Football, Snake Pit, ClassCab-inei.. 10th: Football, Wrestling, Snake Pit, Panics, Lettermen, Class Cabinet... 11th; Football, C.I.F. ,Playoffs, Wrestling, Snake Pit, Parties, Code 3, at Jimmy C's, Kangaroo Court.. l2th:Football, C. I. F., Playoffs, DecDcc, Snake Pit, Cabin, Dirty 30.. .Future Coals: to become a Police Officer and In general iu« take life easy. Jenny Herrera..9th- 12th: Mecha..Remembers: all my friends like Yogi, L.L., C.L. , Nina, Shirley, J.M. , R.M. , R.L., C.M. ,M.R. ,S.R., and all the parties and dances we went to, and all the parties at Yogi's.good times with R.L., and concerts, lslcys, Stevie Wonder, Rufus, plans with Arlene.. Future Coals: graduating, going to S.A.C., getting married and having a happy family. John Herrera. . Nohera, . ,9th- Soph-Frosh Baseball.. 10th: Soph-Frosh Baseball, Soph. Football.. 11th: JV Bomber Football, games and going to CIF,.. 12th: breaking my arm in the first scrimmage against El Toco and CIF. .Future Coals: go to college and get rich so I could retire by 25. James Brian Hughes.. Chin-Chin, Hewey, Bcavy, ..9th: Football, J.B.C., JAAHJ III,... 10th: Football, May 10, getting my step brother Csaba, Aunt Inez, Uncle Paul,,, 11th: ElMogang, Hot Beans, Cenerator.. 12th: Traitor, Generator Sports Editor, Athletic Supporter, Rowdies, driving to Ontario.. .Future Coals: keep breathing-even when I die. Laura Hurd..9th: making new friends, 10th: rowdy times.. 11th: CAA, first car, the hunk.. 12th: CAA, finally graduating, meeting D.K,..Future Coals: become successful in life an l in business and to marry my true love. 58-Si. Rcmcmberences Maurice Ibarra..9th: Mccha, a dud year, Fx Troop loco's, El Salvador park,.. 10th: Mccha, alright, home of the Troopers... 11th: Mccha, came to school once a week, best year.. 12th: pretty good year. .Future Coals: being successful in life. Kcrric Imagawa.. Vicky, Imy, Inters, Mac, ..9th: MCM Haven, Mr. HermOn and BT,..10th: Dougies class, tiie gang, Hawaii,.. Illusions and BY.. 11th: Carry on and Deer Park, Head JV Cheer, Camp w Peggy and Susy, getting hurt the second day, Kono's, Nose-dive.. 12th: Camp w Kim, Head Varsity Cheer, Football, CIF, Dances w Marlcnc G Patty, KMI. .dig it. Future Coals: get the most out of life and grow tall. Scott lvcns. .9th: learning to march.. 10th: Mrs. Theiss, Photography Club, Band.. 11th: Band, Photography Club,.. 12th: Band, Photography Club, Steiger. .Future Coals: to become a professional photographer bum around and get high. Janice Marie Jacobs.. Jake, 9-12th: Dress-up days, Football games, B.H. Twice, Indian flats. River trips, St. 'ing, Kevin G Prom, Varsity swimming and tennis, Silver Ball G J. Eddy, Ladybug costume, Pock-Chop, Santa'sHclper, math with Heilman, Doheny, cruisin, Phil's parties, canoeing championship, Cirl's State, TPing, and Scalbcarcrs, Rhonda, Jo, DeeDee, and Tammy.. .Future Coals: Fullerton, then Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo. Jamie Jemison. .'Tish, . .9th: Swimming.. 10th: Porsche, Dune Buggy, pushing Shupp in pool. Parties, Water Polo, Swimming,.. 11th: Racing, Road Runner, -IS cabins, 17th G Main, Speedway, Water Polo, San O, Lutheran High.. 12th: Truck, Sgt. of Arms 45 , Sea G Ski, hike with Daring Daryl, Porsche, Kelly, Ciant Brian, Cavins Wedding Reception, Water Polo, JD Truckers..Future Coals: to play a game of H2O Polo in a pool filled with Heiniken. Cheryl Jennings.. Lee, 11th: Career Explorers.. 12th: Spinsters..Future Coals: go to college. Richard Jensen.. Stretch, 9th: Wrestling, Basketball,.. 10th: Basketball,.. 11th Basketball, getting rowdy at Football games.. 12th: Basketball, the gang, Pres, of V.L.Club, Chamber Singers, Future Coals: go to college and graduate, get married and get rich. Brenda Sue Johnson.. Bren, 9th: What's Happening?.. 10th. Football Parties, Door, Big Bear, Tau Omega, Big Mistake, Rowdy Football games, Bob's, Quack, Quack, Prindlcs.. Uth: Prom, desert, river, Ensenada, CAA, Beach House, sabotaging, bumping with D and A, buddies, Kimmi, Raylin, Cherry], Becky and everyone else, CIF, caravaning to Lemon Heights,.. 12th: getting the sh. .scared out of us at Saddleback, graduating Mid-term, speedway, Don Juan, Always remember class of 75..Future Coals: surviving, becoming rich and famous. Craig Johnson. .Likes: waterskiing, Volleyball, June and Lester, creampuffing, Scott's Overhauls, Zombies.. Remembers: Boris '74, Football at Portola, fire ext., not going to school, beach 7S, bullwhips, Disneyland, Friends, Backpacking, Fallen-Rock climb, Hume '7S,.. Future Coals: live my life for the Lord and show as much love for Him and others as He shows for me. Ray Johnson..9th: Football, being chased by the cops at Eisenhower,.. 10th: Football, track. Snake Pit with Shep and Big A,.. 11th: Letterman's Football CIF, Basketball, Club 4S, River Rats, Cheerleader for Homecoming Assembly, The Pit, getting picked up by Johnny Law, Prom.. 12tli: Football, Club 45, Letterman's Beach House and A.S.,Prom.. Future Coals: kick back and take life as it comes. Wyman Johnson.. Future Coals: become a successful owner of a large firm and other corporations. Jeffrey Paul Jones.. Hef, . .Remembers: Bikin’ with Jim, Christian friends and lunches, MCM, Procrastination Club, Rick's speeches, and tapes, incessant casual teas, Cienn's laugh, prunes, Star Trek, Tomas, Comical Chris, Skilust, Swimming, waterpolo and an unforgettable coach. .Future Coals: to live a clean Christian life. Sandra Jordan.. Sambo, .. 9th: going to the snow ,ditching, and eating in Camper, walking in the halls and always laughing, Rosie, Laura, and Norma.. 10th: Mecha, going to the snow again; this time more fun, still being with Rosie and Laura.. 11th: going to the Silver Ball with Mathias Vasquez, Rosie's ditching party, Uncle Louie, Ricky Rios.. 12th: still hanging around with my two buddies and always will. Remembering Charlotte, Julie, Manuel, and Ken Chavez. .Future Coals: going to college and finding a good 10b, make the best of everything I do, and always be happy. Dianna Juarez. .9th: Mccha, met Sleepy and all the girls from Varid Salva.. 10th: Mccha, Snow Trip and getting stuck, Oct. 31, Newport Beach.. 11th: Mccha, meeting Abel and school egging and almost tipping Denise's Truck over with about 20 people in the back., went to Guadalajara with Denise and hitting her in the mouth. .. 12th: Mecha, still with Abel and all our friends.. Future Coals: working and getting married to Abel Bratton, keeping in touch with all our friends. Joyce E. Junior. . Bear, . .9th: BSU.. 10th:BSU G Y-Tcen.. 11th: BSU, Field Trip to Cal State Fullerton and Long Beach. .Future Goals: graduate from Cal State Fullerton with a Master's Degree in Business Administration. To strive for the best and not settle for anything less. Kimberly There sc Kaus.. Kim, .. 10th: Drill Team, parades, halftimes,Cerard, Prom.. 11th: Cirl's League, My how Kim flics when we're having fun! Concert, Crad-nite.. 12th: Flags, Co-Capt. .parades, assemblies,camp, ordering. Rams, Eyes, Teeth, Cirl's League, Norma, JoAnn. .Future Coals: hope the future is brighter than the past. Kevin Kean. .9th: Band.. lOth-llth: Santa Ana Winds, Pep Band, Band, 12: Band, S.A. Winds Youth Band, Jan Band, Pep Band. .Future Coals: be successful in the Music field and become a teacher, go as many places and do as many things as possible, be happy. Cynthia J. Kelley.. VW .. 9- 12th: cutting days with my pals: Kim, Cathy and Deb, cruising Winchclls, Kilson, M.V. ,wherever, seeing Sabbath, Tull, Stewart and others, Speedway, graduating mid-term, White Punks O. D. ,Fox Chase, Christy's party, the River, my new car, The Band, staying at the beach, skiing, curfew bust, Ray G Mama, havin' a good time. .Future Coals; to travel and be happy. Scott Koch.. Croucho, . .Remembers: Heather Honey, Hume'Lake, Var. Baseball, soph, Seniors '75, Bobcat, Calvery Chapel, CIF Football '74-'75, the River, Homccoming-Hcather-Quecn-Winning Touchdown, Physiology, Newport 17th, Eyebrows mustache, Ho-chi-minh(Chuck), Oldsmobilc, The Click, Raisins, 1st H.R. against V.P., J-S Prom, Rose Parade, movies. Hunter's Party, Dirty Thirty, Indian Run, (Frosh Football). .Future Coals: be a veterinarian and a Disciple for Christ. Leo Ccnc Kulp. ,9th: Freshman Football with Mr. Nelson.. 10-12th: Vanity Wrestling with Mr. Lindner, going to Football games and 4S dollars... Future Coals: to wscstlc at Missouri State. Marc Craig Klingaman. .9th: too long ago.. 10th: Track, Mr. Lippeat's jokes.. 11th: Varsity Track, Cood concerts, 5th Period, Ray's hat,KNAC.. 12th: Black Sabbath, Cavin's, Bluff's sisters weddings, Mr. May's class, lunch, mid-term, KNAC.. Future Coals: leave this {dace and get rich and get a boat. Andrew Ken LeMay.. Curtis, .. 9th: Drama, Choir, Band.. 10th: Choir, Band, Drama.. 11th: BSA, Choir, Band, Drama,.. 12th: done. Creg Lcrum.. Cunningham Ferber, Kognito Kid, .. 9th: Franco's Army, Pit Power, J. S. ,E. S. ,B. S., G Turkey Mcatloaf, MCM HAVEN,.. 10th: Butt-out Cang, It's Cool 1 Gang, Rudabegas, impeach Wilson, PV,.. Uth: Henderson Pith, It's Raisins.., Farnsworth Farns, Uni,.. 12th: Trash canning, rappin' with Harly, Tahoe, Kognito's Korncr,.. Future Coals: trash can City Hall flagpole, sky dive off Court House, UC Davis. Ronnie Lievanos. .would like to say good-bye to my friends, cheese, The Golden Creek, hope that Rose Checks reads this in the 9th grade, and Cood luck to Marie, Janinc, and Sylvia. Leo Lipert.. Brown, .. 9th; Freshmen arc dead.. 10th: cruises in the Chevy.. 11th got got a Suzuki, desert.. 12th: Elton John, parties at O'Neil and Black Star Desert.. Future Coals: S. A.C. .retire with a 911 and Hot V.W. Ernest P. Lizarraga.. Liz, . .9th: chased by Cookie.. 10th; Basketball, still being chased.. Uth: Basketball, still after me.. 12th: Varsity Basketball, met Annie.. Future Coals: Head foe USC, become a millionaire in the shortest time possible, (attorney at Law), and if I don't succeed, become a professional bum. Juan Lopez. .Future Coals: spend four or five years at a University getting a degree in Engineering or something, go to work. Richard Lee Lucas.. Luke, . .9th: Spidry... 10th: ROTC. Dyer's class. Basketball ..l!th:KMAD. Prom, Viola, Baseball.. 12th: Rowdies, Football Carnes, Generator Sports Staff, Basketball, CIF, ..Future Coals: go to college, get into art. Jo-Ann Luzania.. Jo, Joey, . .9th: CAA, Crush on Marc B., 10th: CAA, Cirl's League, Soph. Rep., Tracking down Cus, Rosemary Ramirez,.. 11th: CAA, CIF Basketball, Softball, good times in Carlyle's class with Karen Williams. .12th: CAA, best friends Cindy Wild, Karen Murphy.. Future Coals: go to college. Loretta Machgan- Munchkin, ----9: Girls Clcc, 10: Meeting Nerds, in the hospital 4 times, 11: Meeting Stephanie and Steve, 12: Psych. Lit. with Anderson, having Mr. Murph 4 yrs. in a row drove me crazy. FUTURE COALS: Major in business and take 3 yrs. of law at Pcppcrdinc, and to marry Steve. Cathy Macias- Loca, -----9 G 10: Mecha, 11 G 12: Thee Pearlistics dc Orange County. FUTURE COALS: To go to UCl and to become a pre-school teacher. Keep together with Della, Cindy, Sylvia, Cloria and Julie. Ariel Maffey-FUTURE COALS: To be able to make it through this perverted world with a good talent. Scott Magnets- Mag, .... 9: Cross Country, Track, 10. Basketball, 12:Tennis, Coif. FUTURE COALS: Go to Jr. College, transfer to a 4 yr. col. and study to be a forester. But most of all to forget Mr. Petring, he drove me nuts. John Malm-... .9 G 10: Croundstar school for the Aged, Dancing out with the Moonlit Knight Orchestra, 11: BigBear and zits, 12: Yearbook art staff, Genesis G Strawbs. FUTURE COALS: To become my own cloud. Mark Mandy- Spazz ......9: First year in band and the only one to see the inside of trash bin 14 times. 10: Hand and enjoying it. 11: Asst. Drum Major. 12: Asst. Drum Major for the second time. FUTURE COALS: To go to College and major in music. Randy Mararz- Maurice Bumstead, ... .9: Cross Country, Wrestling, Track. 10: Wrestling, J.V. Track. 11: V. Track, cutting, parties, C.S., 11: Mr. May, KNAC, Gavin's wedding, X. Spaceman, buzzed. FUTURE COALS: Move to Nepal G make temple balls. Have bug with 1S35 cc. Robert Mark- Bob, ... .9: Band-good, 10: Band-lousy, football, Span. Amt:. War, 11: Band-lousy. Baseball, 12: Mr. Guggenheim's great logic class, baseball. FUTURE COALS: To live on the dark side of the moon with Ziggy Stardust and the spiders from Mars. Heather Manh-9-12: Scottie, SLRA, 3 bears, white snake, graveyard. Rose Bowl, Mb., Color Day, P.O.. car. baseball, Tull, Tau Omega, Prom. Spanish club, C.A.A., try-outs, Pep-squad, red-white game. Songlc-de:. compe::’.:on� . camp, CIF, Dwarfs Pop-ups, Christans, sss, Bobs, Homecoming, Campus Life, Ben. FUTURE COALS: What ever Cod wants me to do. Sr. Remembercnces-59 )ci(V Martin-... .9: learned the tccniques of food warfare, 10: JV Wrestling, .ettermans club, 11:KMAD, V. Wrestling, 12: Rowdy's, Cencrator, cruising in he Olds with KMAD, obtaining a CS Ford. FUTURE COALS: Furthering my edu. indy Martinc7- Twin, .. .9: Remember the good times with Christine, Aurora, Vlindy. Remember the argument with Benny N. 10: Met Robert C., went to Olvera Street and Magic Mountain, the fight with Mark, Joey, and sweety, the Calderon's mdC.C., 11: The Silver Ball and dancing with C.C., FUTURE COALS: To become i secretary, marry David C. (Sweety), and get a Porsche. 12: always remember .'hristinc, Mindy, and Aurora. Warcia Martinet-... 9; Friends, Hiose H., MarkR., and Cathy M., football games .0: ESAA T.V. projects, being on TELEVISION , 11: T.V. club, job-producing cripts for dicumcntary, MALO, 12: Adrian, Sandy, and Brian T., football games vith Sally M. and all our secrets. FUTURE COALS: To be the best I can. 1ARTHA MARTINEZ-________9-12: Modern dance club. FUTURE COALS: To attend ollcge. IINDY MARTINEZ-'Twin, ....9: The good times with Aurora, Tcny, Johnny, 'indy, Christine, 10: Met Robert C., went toOlvera Street and Magic Mountain, 1 0 12: Joey, Sweety, Mark, Rose, Cindy, Christine, and Aurora. FUTURE ‘.OALS: To work, get a car and marry Joey C. and have 12 children. ■UTH MARTINEZ-'Bitsey, - ltsey, .. .9: Cctting into trouble wAlr. Schmitt, 0: Mocha, MALO, met Jerry and XcCc , 11: Coing to Irvine, meeting Johnny rith the 63 green chev. 12-.-FUTURE COALS: Co to College, become a P.O. oc Social worker, with CODS HELP’ !ATHIE MASSEY- Cassie Mathey ,.... 10: Drill Team, parades, MCM Haven, ’iebcck's, Lori, Uncle Stanley, and Colorado. 11: Drill Team Captain, Chino, st at Indio, changing on buses, Steve, Fearsome Foursome, Prom. 12: Captain gain car rally, parties, Miss Drill Team contest. FUTURE COALS: Try for Stanford nd on from there. MME MATA-... .9-11: going to Irvine 12: got straight. FUTURE COALS: Join he service and get married, and have a good life. ;AIL McALLISTAR-'Wiss Deb or Etta Cail, _9: BSU, 10: BSU, having fun vith Linda, gave Mrs. Boyes a baby shower. 11: BSU, going to lunch with Reggie md Carl, 12: BSU, Senior Class Cabnet, Homecoming Princess, going to lunch vith Sondi and Joyce, and going to Fullerton with Mr. Snell. FUTURE COALS: Co O college, be succesful and marry Reginald Ewin Lewis II. OB McELLlCOTT-remcmber tubes atOnofre, the bowl at Santiago, bonging out very night, and EMCS. OE MELENDEZ- Chito, ____9-12: Mccha. FUTURE COALS: Working for the Government like my dad. ’AT MELVIN-... .9: Food wars, riding from school like a sardine, 10: throw away jive away Commander Hill, 11: JV Baseball, Alan Cummings is Wierd , 12: lowdys, fire extinguishing, FUTURE COALS: Find a big money Job. X3LORES MANCHACA-_______9-12: Los Latinos. FUTURE COALS: Plan to attend rollege and become a secretary. JSA MENDIETA-______9: Mccha; snow trip. 10: C.B. G A.D., Knott's Berry Farm. •ummer at Yosemite, 11: ditching, parties, running for queen, Rose's birthday, .L., will rem. A.D., L.D., R.R., O.M., V.C., B.C., and Luis my big bor. 12: remembering the hideout, C.R., A.D., and all my friends. FUTURE COALS: ro be happy. AT MENDOZA-FUTURE COALS: To work as a landscaper. dELVINA MILLER - 'Vina. ... .9: BSU, messing with Jimmy, 10: came to my senes ind broke up with Jimmy. 11: BSU Princess, 12: The good times in P.E. with Joyce arcn, Sondi, Cail, and Mrs. Boyes. •VILHELM ENA MILLSAP- Wlllie-BongoV......9: football games, 10: parties, Mike, white mustangs, Showboat. 12: Rowdies, Cary's parties, skiing, beach bumming, ake Tahoe, 12: growing up, feelings, falling in love, Scotti, poems, prayers, sromises, Brenda's Porsche, Karen, Kathy, Christy, Cindy, Nita, Winchell's, stealing Karen's V dub, crossfire, my sweetheart Craig Flores. FUTURE COALS: To be a :op, marry some rich sucker and move to Shadow Mountain. 'Jorma Miranda.. Pita .. 9th.. Sandra, Laura, Rosie, the snow.. 10th. .Drill Team, :hubbie, cruising w Maryjanc. JoAnn G Kim, Girls League library.. 11th. .Red G iVhlte game, summer school, late night talks.. 12th.. Songlcadcr, camp, Jeff, Rams game, competition, M.V. FUTURE COALS: To be happy C make others happy. Carrie Mitchell.. Cassowary Carrie .. .9th. .lunchw Pam, SCTA, Chicago-Big A, best friend Roseanne, met KMAD. Weathcrbird, Farrell's rowdys, Arre u tirred? Arte u deepressed?, Great Escape!, CIF. .FUTURE COALS: Someday own a white Corvett, art career. GRAC1ELA MORALES.. Cracie . .9th.. Mecha.. 10th. .good times.. 11th.. it was alright..l2. Best times ever... FUTURE COALS: Secretarial or office work and travel around the world. Eileen Moore....9. Cary's color day L.W... .Geek G Pals, San Onofre... 10, What A Bust .. .Cary's L.W. again, CIF. concerts, Xmas, Irvine, Sea and Ski, Prom. ..11, Snack Shop, CIF Mata Fields foeever friends. FUTURF COALS: Stay L.W., its cheaper. Felicia Morrison: Morris .. .9-12, AFS, CermanClub, Spinsters, Frelatspa, 9th... “1 RT. 10th----Fat sandwich. 11th, ...Mr. Carlyle's class, Sophie, Shuttles, Lor go, Yearbook Rowdies, The Fingered Typist, (hubba) Rojo, Mierda, Chief, Paper bags, rubber bands, broken typewriters, Mecca Hotel G Felice For Lease, Clucas Zoo, Dad's Class G All Dad's Kids, Y.B. Camp at UCSD, Clouseau, Thornphart, ARIEL EDITOR. 11 years friends with Ophelia. FUTURE COALS: Buy a Yearbook, regain some sanity, G become a Zoologist. Kimo G Dcrwood, Filthy minkeys. Bernice Muratalla: Thunderbird: .. .9. Mecha. 10. met Fred. 11. All the good times with Jenny and all the girls on Cypress, 12. The football games, met Ray and Cast, remembered 2nd period with Sandra and C. V. and remember the beach. FUTURE COALS: To be a P.O., stay single for along while, G be happy. Karen Murphy: 9. C.A.A., 10. Sking, beach house in S.D., parties, J.J., football games, Tull concert, the bomb, Herbs House, Black-Star, getting my V.W., 11. Getting a job at Pup's, Sea G Ski, Winchells, making Jewelry, Cindy, Cherri, Mitchell, Nita, Willie, Christy, Kathy. FUTURE COALS: Get an apartment G job in S.D. and travel. Doug Murray: 10. Sophomore track, my bad -140 races, goofing off; 11. JV Cross Country, JV Track, beating Costa Mesa. 12. JV Cross Country G Track; getting better. FUTURE COALS: Co to college, maybe learn something, then go where life is easy. Jeff Naeve.. .9th-12th; football, 9th: the Cat, Grand Funk, 10th: meeting Jan, 11th: Football playoffs, prom, Tull with Mike and Nek, going to lunch and getting ---12th: football playoffs, beating V.P., going to Orange, Concerts, Future Coals: find a half-way decent Job, stick with Jan. Bryan Edward Nash.. .9th-l 1th: Band, ll-12th: Lettermens' Club, Varsity Football, 12th: Campus Life, Future Coats: To follow Christ, become familiar with Law, and someday hold a solid position in the United States Government so that I may be able to help the people in the country I believe in. Elva Navarro.. .9th-12th: Los Latinos, 10th, 12th: Honor Society, Future Coals: 1 plan to become a bilingual secretary. Jim Naysium... Estc, Esteban, Capt. Crunch, Remembers: C.U. later, $2.20, John E. and Lynn S., lunch in Patio, KAHUTZ, campaign parade, Tuch's lunchtime follies, UCSB, Teddy's room at lunch, How the Hell should I know, FARRELLS, 31 Flavors, Ophelia and Felicia, all my pals, C.B.'s, Halloween Party, Camaro evenings. Future Coals: Overthrow SAUSD Admin. Thomas Harvey Nienow... Goose, Motmot, Dom, .Remembers: MCM Haven, Vicbcck's, Goosey. Sonnet, COC, Graffiti Board, TPing, Hellmen's and Cunningham's CBcr's and T.W. Weathcrbirds, Deutsch Pres, machc Spusstik, AFS, Honor Society Kiwanis Bowl, Generator, Frelatspa Suckers, Magic Mountain, KMAD, Key Club, Rowdies, Tennis with Kacn, Motorcycle Mary, MAD Film Prod. Cutur Future Coals: Co to UCI and try to regain my sanity. Laurie Nuessly . . Munchkin, Ant, Grandma . . 9th . . CAA, Mr. Weber, Benny, Murph . . 10th . . A Capclla, South Pacific, Norma's nose Job, Rick . . 11-12. . Chambers, Julie, Park Newport, Murphy's Xmas dinner, fossel hunting w Paul G Jamie, Fiddler , BLINKEY, Mike, Jody, ANTS, Tommy, dicondra butt, plara Suite, Pannics great discovery, co-cap. Drill Team, Thespians, Ripping off the Holiday Inn . . FUTURE COALS: To become Queen of England G live a life of riches, wealth G fame (oyel). Gregory John Olmstead... Oly, ... llth-12th: Generator, KMAD, 9th: Am. Iss. AA, 10th: Sophomore Basketball, McKinley, 11th: Record Breaking, Clucas' Massage, Uncle Al, Fullerton, I2th: Rowdys, Future Coals: To become a beachcomber, work for KMAD, attend Bristol Tech, and to live forever. Carol A. Ontiveros... Chacky, .. .9th, 11th: Mecha, 10th: Ariel Staff, Turtle, TTTiger and Banana, Descrie, the Walk-out, 11th: The Marlnello's gang (Hector), partying at Anna's and in San Fer XVII with Roger, Cinco de Mayo events, 12th: Last year, after school trips, getting a Job, Joe Cool , Future Coals: Telephone work and being sucessful in life. Lucy Ontiveros.. .9th: Mecha, Remembers: Riding around in the B-Bus with Beckie and the girls, Staying the night at Charlotte's and acting crary, Coing to L.A. with Mary and Maggie, Hunning for Mecha tureen. Future Coals: Cetting together again with Robert P. and going to SAC. Alfonso Ornelas.. - Future Coals: Become an Architect, Try helping the Chicanos that want to help themself. Manuel Ortega.. .9th: Playing at handball courts and fighting, 10th: met Carole and partys at Jerry’s, 11th: Nov. 27 promised with Carole, tried Old English 800. 12th: Counting the last days of school, and planning my wedding with Carole, Future Coals: To be a foreman in Sully-Miller Construction Co. and to own a '76' Impala. Peggy Padfield... Peg, .. .9th: lost frosh, 10th: Drill team, DVW Tammy, M.C. 11th: JV Cheer with Regina, football games, Rob A., ceramics, crusin, S.A. fire extingushing, la bomba car, Wrestling, 7th home boys, summer of '75, Beach house, cheer camp. New Years eve, April Fool, 12th; Varsity Cheer, Rob A. Jiver ES, DS. Patti, Snaking around, Future Coals: Makin it down 7th without being caught by Rob, and being happy. Tom Ovens 9: S.L.A. got ran into Lindner's office, Mr. Williams: Plane her down . 10: Went up Saddleback every weekend with SLA! Riots. 11: Coing to Carl's with Jack's unlimited supply of coupons!! Dream Boat 12: Hauled away in Paddy-wagon and criminal record. Hammontrec's Hot car . Future Coals: Take a vacation. 60-Sr. Rememberences Marian Ozuna-Nana-9: At Saddleback with Rita was a crack-up. 10: Check-out Santana and met Gilbert A. II: Had some fun timet with: Blanche, Rotemary, Jenny, Lupc, Yolic, Floor, Cindy, Brenda, Bemie. 12: Jutt waiting to get out of Santana! with Blanche and Rotemary. Future Goalt: Hoping that Cllbert and I will last forever. Guadalupe Pablot-Lupe, Lupita-10: Me, Jennie, Brenda first started cutting. 11: back with Sam, hanging around with Jennie, Blanca, Bernice, Yolanda, Cynthia. Marion, Brenda, Florence, Lechc. 12: Laughs with Marion and Blanca, talks with Uliana, trying to keep Blanca in class, but it don't wotk. Future Goals: Cet a Job, keep happy, and get married to Sam. Sandra Pacheco 9-10: Latinos. Future Goals: I will attend college. John David Palmer-John Boy!-9: Tauber, football, staring cheerleader. 10: Mona's Red Wig's, Honor Band, Prom, finding Charlotte, 11: Not in Band, Yea' Char, Prom, SAC To Hawaii, white boy. 12: Band, Lowenbraugh, Germany, Prom. Graduation. Future Goals: Become a music major, or go into Forestry, pay taxes, move to the state of Washington. Eva B. Palomino 9: Mecha, Messing around, 10: When Patty came to SAHS and her bad old Cadillac, always ditching and met Joe. 11: Prom and Silver Ball with Joe. 12: CASC Rep., still with him, riding around in the morning with Rosemary and Blanca, Leadership Camp, Mid-term Grad. Future Goals: Just be happy and whatever comes up! Susan Pariseau- Sue-Suc Pair-of-shocs”-9: W.W.-SOlbs. a new world. 10: Easy Ed too close for comfort, first reefer, love and beginning 11: Met my Mister America, bong-ing it up at Bob's with Jewel, 12: Mark Schoppert and my 24-hr. high, brains's cobra, Icckers, Future Goals: To discover my love, friends and hallucinations. Tamara Lee Parks-Chunk-Remembers: Denise Diane Baggot!! Rat Face. J.T.R.-Flash-, uglybutt, Rhonda, Miss Stevens, Romero, Spanish, Studying all night, Janice's parties, Lake Mead watesskiing, pytamidb, Apple Core, Santa's Elf, ©iets! Future Goals: Traveling with Deed all over. Nursing all the way. Karen Parrott- Peaches -9-12: BSU. 9: TA Counseling Mr. Ccbo, Could it be I'm falling in live. 10: Class Rep., Silly wasn't I , Dance Rcpretory, Future Coals: Business Ad Major and work with people. Most likely in the Music world. Hope to continue to some length my modem jazz dance and to be the BEST in anything I do! Alaine Rebecca Parry-Lanie-Remembers: Football and firedrills with Cheryl and Jane, MCM Haven, My hero would say... The Door, Mr. Beaker, Poop in Taco, Cham fcrSingers-Park Newport, alright!, Murph, Varsity Field Hockey, Fiddler, Silvia’s pennies, America, Plata Suite, Ariel zoo, Sealbcarcis, AFS Finalist!!! Future Goals: Amer. Abroad one year, Oxy, or Pomona, Law, Medicine or Foreign Relations. Jess Pedrora-Bird-9: Cross-country. 10: Bunny Club. ll:Camscy. 12: Graduate. Remembers: All my friends like Billy and Jessie who partied with me and all the girls that made it worth while to come to School. Besides my education my future goal is to become very wealthy and have a good wife and home and live in God's word's. Crisanto Pcna-Cri-Cri, El Chucu Dc Valiscu-9: Committee of 20, 10-12: Los Latinos. Future Goals: Be a President and take away Ford's Presidency. James Peralta- Set. Anthony-9: Frosh football, turkey Nelson, quitting basketball, cheatin' in May's class. 10: Soph, football, breaking wrist in track, Mrs. Farley, Tina. 11: Scub Varsity football, rock band, talent show, signing party. 12: Varsity football, track, Carol, Future Goals; Going to Bristol Tech, getting a good Job, doing some riding with Eric in Mexico. W.F.O.! Cary Pctcr-Futurc Goals: Leave So. California, try to find a career which 1 enjoy, and in a place where I want to live. Travel for a couple of years first. Kim Suzanne Pcterson-VW, Kimmy-9-12: Ditchitis, having a fierce time with my buddies: Cindy, Kathy, Deb, Ray, and Rob, out beach houses, Stewart, Sabbath, Pink Floyd concerts, little get-togethers , blowing it, the Band, Dongtcmuncho, Winchell's, Kilson, Chanamen, Speedway, Fox chase, Christies party, being a lightweight. Future Coals: Hawaii, keep close to Cod. Lisa Linette Peterson-Lis, Silvi, Powl, Agress Begctcha-9-12: Football games with the Hole , Christian Buddies, South Pacific, 'Una Manano, Mexico, Koopectate, Meliss exiled, going dingy in Utah, Tony, Remembers: 4 years of insanity at SAHS while on my visit to earth. Future Goals: Going Home to live to forever with Jesus. Dawn Annette Pickering- Stick, Chipper, 'Dawnybrook 9: MCM Haven, Xmas dance w Chuck, David, Co-ed. 10: Dougie's class, the Door. B-10, Sra. Hays, 11: Songleading 74-76, UCSB, 1st place trophy, Carl's Jr., Homecoming 74, Prom w David, 12: LMU, Beach house, CIF, SR. Class, V.P., Homecoming, Ram's game. Mom and Dad . Future Coals: Own my very own D'K'S Donut Shop!! Clara M. Pittman I remember all the good times 1 had in the 9th grade with Karen P., my best friends: Heidi, Cecelia, K.C.. R.N., and the good homecoming game. Karen Pizanie-Kirby-Future Coals: Co to college and be an interior decorator. Remembers: My sis's and bro. Ramona, Star, John, Best friend: Clara. Friends: Lisa, Lexie, Lynette, Cecelia, Debbie, etc. Best times homecoming games, dances, football, best Teachers: Hayes, Romero, Rice. My career dev. class, our bus driver, X-boyfriend Mike. Susan Pleshe- Susy, Wu, Sue, -9: fishies, MCM Haven, Sarah. 10: Dougie's class w gang, the Door, Prom, Couch, Donkey B-ball, llr B-16, Tuch, Pat, J.V. Cheer, '78 babies, UCSB. Bristol w stockings, NOSEDIVE, Cruisin' Kono's, Homecoming, Prom, Stick, E St. Mom Scotti and our family, Tau Omega, Candlelight Ball, Parties at Bill's, Tull, Doobiefoos., Santa Rosa. Sra. Hays, V izard, beach house: Marth, Lori, Bee, Cindi. 12: LMU, Ram's Game, Mom 0 Dad , CIF, Song., Marl, Big A. Future Goals: to make a meager living, selling meagert. Daniel Lewis Poincet-Poims, Ponse-9-12: Wrestling, Lettermen, school, Remembers: Duszymki's geometric gang, wrestling under Big Daddy , Ariel typewriter team, Baker's bungling, TA'sinc., Madman of science, corkball world series (champ), Rowdy's, Find out meaning of frigid and upon finding out become ordained pastor. Angelica del Pozo 9: Mater Dei, 10: Remembers good times with C.B., Mecha snowtrip. when bus left us at Disneyland, my birthday at K.B.F. and Yotemite trip, 11: Rosie's party, parties at opt. and Big Muro, car washer for Lisa for Mecha Queen. 12: Lisa's garage: going to Hideout. Future Goals: Doing what Me and Lisa always wanted to. Catherine Jane Pratt-Cathy, Brown Eyes -9-12: Marching Saints. 9: Andrea, Stephanie, Tracey, Winds, Europe. 10: Frelatspa, Nancy, Alan, Wendy, Keith, Carls Jr. Canada, Pep Band, Graduation '75, GIF, Nancy's party, Pep Band, 6-25-75, airport, Chapman Ave., Canada, 10-20-75, Reggie, Motormouth, CIF, Bob's. Future Goals: Attend C. B.C., and become a pre-school teacher. La Vonda Pritchett-L.A.-Remembers: My best friend Toni T.J. eight years and Doper Debbie, Milk monitor 6th grade Santiago, and Lera, smokeing in the girls room, Mrs. Hayes, Crcg Summers, Future Coals: To find Greg and marry him and become a pre-school teacher. Ron Pryer-Prryerrrr.. .-9: 6:30 A. M. practices at SAC, Biology with Marilyn. 10: Failing my first test in Mr. Haffner'sclass. 11: Frelatspa bowling night, Old Dad, journalism with commander Franklin and Kisser Carr. 12: Harvey White films. Arguing with Mr. Heilman, OCAD. egg rag, Future Coals: Going to college and getting rich. Steven J. Radwell 9-11: Varsity Golf. 12: Joined the Rowdy Club. Future Coals: To go to SAC and then to a four year college. Richard Rambo-Peato-9: Baseball, Commander and splinters. 10: Baseball and Losing. 11-12; Varsity Baseball, Honor Society, became a minority, the Owik IN and OUT Snack, Airosmith, Silverwood and Mild Mannered May. Future Goals: Stay clear of the Man . Nellie Ann Ramirez . . . Nellie Bell, . . . 9th: Girls Glee, 10th: Malo, DannyU. . . . , Crad Nitc, 11th: Mecha, Irvine, Carnation Day, got promise ring. Grad Nite, Fell for T. M. , 12th: Still T. M. , Remembers Cindy, Beatrix, Angelica, and sis, Norma, Thanks Mom and Dad, Future Goals: To become a registered nurse and live to the happiest extent. Rosemary Ramirez . . . Rosie, . . . 9th-10th: GAA, 9th: Girl's League, met Carole and football games, 10th: met Ron Tellez, Carole and Manuel ar.d the football games, 11th: Cot my car! Carole and Manuel and Ron O'Neil, Old English, 12th: I finally realized all the dumb things I did the past 3 years meeting Randy R. , Future Goals: Co to college and make the most of my life. Berta Araceli Ramos-Arci-12: Dance Rcpretory, Future Goals: To obtain a college degree. Janelle Rauland. . . Rault, Ana. . . . 9th Best pal Jeanette, always goofing off 10th: Gang to Mexico, Nancy and I chugging down Kaepectate in Hotel Guadalajara, 11th: Going to Utah in Dec and April to go skiing, cutting school to go skiing with Steph, Carlyles class with Kim, River, 12th: Mid-term Crad. , waiting for winter, getting new skiboots, gening Snowflake, taking her to Big Beat with Steph and Taffy,' learning to water ski up north. Future Coals: SAC in spring, do something with animals, make money and enjoy all that I can for as long as I can. Beck)’ Lynn Rcber . . . Dale, . . . 9th: GAA, Diane, Rosa, 10th: meeting Jim, roadshow. Biology, Diane, 11th: Jim 66, cursing V. , V football CIF, Strawhat, Herbie, Magic Mountain, Eisenhower, Hateing V gjrls, Halloween, ditching, YMMFBN, V Prom, Orange Hill Res. 12th; Jim, SAC-football. JV Cheerleader, dressing up like football players. Soph, football and Varsity, SA. CIF, driving in ditch, goofing off. Future Coals: waiting, achieving my goals. Denise Annette Reyne . . . Denisa, Sleepy, Chemis, . . . 9th: showing Dianna how to drive and how Meach, 10th: call us Machinegun Kelly, going to Mexico City, Halloween night of '74 - 27 of us getting busted, 11th: Dianna and my Dad, '56 Ford, 12th: Have fun with Carmen and Carmela and Rosie and Liza and Laura and Anglica, Future Coals: go to college and to get my motoercycle. Marlsel Reyes . . . 9th-10th: Los Latinos, 12th: Photography Club, Future Goals: Cet my major in medicine, and maybe after that be a psychiatrist. Ronnie Ribota . . . 9th: Partied - went to dances, 10th: Mecha, met girlfriend Celsa, 11th: Met alot of chicks, Future Goals: Be a mechanic, buy a pad, have alot of parties, Go to Air Force. Diane Jean Rico . . . Chip, . . . 9th: GAA, Becky, Rosa, Panda Bear, 10th: Biology with Cordon, 11th: JV Cheer, frosh and soph football. Bob and Rickey, Meeting Shep, V-football games, Moving to V. P., staying at S.A. , 12th Song-leader, A'arsity and Soph football, CIF, dressing like football plav,-r. j . er:b!ies, getting Orange Mean Machine, Becky driving into ditch. Being crax- and rowdy. Future Goals: Find out what I really want in life, go to college. Rosie Rivera . . . Corda, . . . 9th-12th: Mecha, 9ih-10th: Artizens. 9th: Norma, Laura, Sambo, the Camper, 10th: going to all of Mexico a.-..: . 11th: Haunted Sr. Rememberences-61 Warehouse with the other guys, Angelica, Carmen, Denise, Lisa, My birthday. Uncle Louie, 12th: all of Laura's and Sandra's Problems through School, Future Coals: Co to Catalina Island, Hawaii, continue on to college. Cherryl Richards . . . Lightweight, S her a 11, . . . 10th: Crunion hunting with Cary, Becky, Steves . . . Blew it! . . . Hawaii, 11th: More Crunion Hunting (still haven't found any . . . CAA . . . Sea and Ski cabin . . . Class of'75, 12th: Sea and Ski . . . CIF swimming (awwooo!) . . . kickin' up a fuss with my buddy Beck and Fileen, Future Coals: •’IS®!! Rusty Richardson . . . Spryo Antypast, Jaws, . . . 9th: Urine Lab-Reger's, 10th: Burned Hand, lltli: Blond Bomber at FI Mo V. P. Came, Cuch, Al Smith, Cus. Spyro (What an Animal) Dildo Dave, 12th: Machandcr's, Uni-Sex bathrooms, Weight Lift What Weight? Cary, Bitchen, Ford, Ron, Future Coals: Co to college, and do something for the first time in my life. D. Lance Robinson . . . 9th: Latin 1-2, Swimming and Water Polo, 10th: Sports, 11th: logic. Football games, Playing Water Polo, 12th: Physics, Harvey White Movies, football games, Sea and Ski Club, Future Coals: Co to SAC and then a 4 year college. Caroline Rodgers . . . LittleCarole, . . . 9th-10th: CAA, 9th: Met Rosemary, football games, 10th: met Manuel, Rosemary and Ron, our little house parties and football games, 11th: Nov. 27th promised to Manuel, Ron and Rosemary, Manuel and me, O’Neil - Old English football games, 12th: football games, I realize what I've done in the past 3 years. Future Coals: To marTy Manuel, go to college and live happily ever after. Aldce Rodriguer . . . 9th-12th Los Latinos, Future Coals: Undecided. Roger Rooker . . . Rookie, . . . Future Coals To get out of Mr. Sallots Machine Shop Class. To be excepted to Arizona Automotive Tech. Elisa Ruir . . . Boo-Boo,” . . . 9th-12: Mecha, 12th: Mecha elected treasurer. Remembers: having goof times with my home boys and my home girls de Uarrio Salua, Especially Rose Hernandez, Fclie Robles, Martha Ruiz, Mas locas dc Santana, Future Coals: being successful in life. Hector Ruiz . . . 9th: going to all my classes, staying out of trouble, 10th; Went to UCI, winning handball tournament, llth: Mecha, Walking around the school. The Walkout for only one lunch, 12th: going to the football games, and the Haunted House, taking Aircraft Mechanics at Orange County Airport. Future Coals: Become a Pilot. Hilda Rosa Ruiz . .. 10th-12th: Honor Society, Future Coals: Become a Lawyer, Travel and meet new people. After that get married and live a good life. Gary Russell . . . Remembers: Kiss, SABBATH, Acrosmith, The Jam, San Onofre, LW. Gavin's Wedding, Blue Oyster Cult, Striking Oil. MAZDA, Green fields of Kansas, Spaced Without a trace, Future Coals: Finding an Oil Well and becoming a sheik, become a space invader. Ana Salazar . .. 10th: The year I met Bobby. Hope to stay together!. Remember all my friends, Juana, Cina, Celsa, Carmela, Sylvia, Rose, and my sister Lois. Future Coals: Try to finish Cosmetology if not hope to go to college. Luis Enrique Salazar . . . 10th-12th: Honor Society, Future Coals: Become a Science or Math Teacher. Marla Salgado . .. 10th: Malo, I hope the school has good luck in the future with the new students. Future Coals: I plan to go to college to become an accounting clerk. Jesse Sanchez . . . Hcffito . . . 9th: Kojack, 10th: Rinny Club and Western Flectric Co. , llth: Blue Moco and never went to class the whole year, 12th 3 years of Carnsey and parties during School, (All the home boys 1 parties with), Future Coals: Bartenders of Joe's Mobil Bar. Luis Sanchez . . . El Borrego Manual Sanchez . . . Weed Hopper” . . . Future Coals: Being a Father Barbara Sisk . . . Spuds . . . Remembers: the times Sylvia and 1 got busted for smoking in the girl's bathroom and the fun times we had at Carehouse Convclescent Hosp. as Nurse's aide. Future Coals: Wien I get out of school I plan on going to work with my dad at State Farm Insurance. Later on I plan on Renting an apartment with a friend. Laura Jean Seltzer . . . Scudders, Leaf . . . 9th: CAA Sound of Music $, Elsenhower, flyin', 10th class cabinet, B10, Dyer's Class svith Gang, football, out the box, the door. Sea and Ski, llth: moving to N. B. , parties, concerts, X-mas and New Years eve at B. B. 's, getting Mono, Tau Omega, July 3 Beach house attic, 12th: Songlcader, LMU, CIF, my special sis and friends, Future Coals: to make the most out of life. Fric Schwab . . . “Henderson Pith . . . 9th-10th: Football, 9th: Wrestling, JS, BS, FS, KB, CL, Turkey, Meatloaf, 10th: JV Wrestling, Mammoth Monguls, Jumped at Huntington, llth: V Wrestling, Saddleback Mt. , Desert, Ski bums, Bombsquad, raisons, 12th: Colorado 12 dead fish, Trashcanning, Tahoe, Harlan A. Future Coals: Trashcan City Hall, University, go traveling. Live to be 110. James Scott . . . Rock . . . 9th-12th: B. S.U. Remembers: Santa Nana's CIF Class of 76” Football Team, Future Coals: To go to college and get my masters in Science. Wayne Daniel Sjule . . . Dan . . . Remembers: Trouble Norsk T. T. I.M. , Wrestling, skiing 10th: bombs Eisonhower park, Pig in wrong spot, wrecking Andy's car twice in one night and getting away with it. A. B. Blackout at Promanadc, Future Coals: Replace Bill Buckner of LA Dodgers . Carol Suzanne Skiles . . . Skuttles . . . llth-12th: Ariel Staff, llth: AFS (2 weeks only), Carlyle. Yearbook: Bill, Steves, Brandon, Fred, Rojo, Morris, Chief, Carbon Fights, Blackjack - S hand. Flying Bags, Writing on Walls, Yearbook camp-UCSD, Valley Garrison Getting together with Steve Champion, 12th: Ariel Sr. Fd., Catching Mono, Jim, Op he, Brian, Thornphart, Felicia-Fd. , CIF, Knott's, Dave and Steph's Wedding, Scott's Mike, etc, Frisbeball, Volleyball, Future Coals: PLC, Free-lance Photo apher David Skiles . . . Remembers: getting married on Nov. 29, 1975, buying van, sailing, parties, fantastic sound system, Future Coals: Finishing college and becoming a shrink. Getting Pilots license. Bruce Charles Small . . . Brucic . . . 9th-lllh: KFFT, 9th-12th AFS, 10th-12th: Soph-Frosh, Varsity Track, 11th-12th: Manager Cross Country, Lettermens, 12th: Cenerator Ariel, Rowdies. Remembers: Pickering's claw, Haffner's cough, Clucas' lisp, KMAD - B. N.T.S, Rowdies, The Olds, fire-estinguishing, '75 and'76 Prom, Brillo Pad, the Visor, SCHMCCK, SH1NOLA, FARK 'DA WULD, Karen, Future Coals: Playboy and Bristol Tech (SAC). Pam Smith . . . Pamie babe . . . 9th: going to school everyday, 10th: CIF volleyball, basketball, song in TauOmega, llth: CIF Volleyball, going CIF basketball, 12th: BSU president. Future Coals: to become very rich, and be a pro volleyball, basketball player and meet Richard Washington. UCLA Richard C. Soria . . . Zodiac . . . 9th-12th: Mecha, Remembers: coming to the dances, getting busted for having a shotgun in my car and two steros and the whole school was satching. Hanging around with the dudes from ExTroop Locos. Future Coals: Get married and move out svith Irene. Concepcion Soto . . . Concha . . . 9th: Los Latinos Club, Future Coals: Co back to Mexico. Jim Speight . . . 12th: Sea and Ski Club and 5 months of school, Future Coals: To always try harder. Heidi Joy Squier . . . Dee, Ciggies, lli-Dee, Hidy-Bowl . . . 9th-l0th: CAA 10th: Chuck, llth: Drill Team, Winds, Dan, John, Sally, Andrea, Nancy, football-halftimes, tour, sitting on Mr. Ward's lap. Most Spirited in Drill Team and Winds, pennies, shoes on roof, 12th: Drill Team, Band, Rowdies, Rick, Mr. Stieger, parades, bells. Winds, Santa Claus Lane, FRIENDS Future Coals: to be happy and have a lot of fun. John RanJolf Stauffer. . Stoncwood Tweed . . .9th. . .B-27, Broken Window, Turkey meatloaf, Football, P.V, . . 10th. . .Football, Hunt. Beach, P.V. V. President, C.L., B.S.,E.S. . ,11th. . .V. Football. Playoffs, Magnolia, Raisens, Prom, P.V.. . .12th. . .V. Football, Playoffs, Villa Park, Trash canning P.V., Harley, sec stoncwood tweed. . .Future Coals: Trash can city hall flagpole, be free and be able to do what I enjoy. Brenda Steward. . . Sugar . . .9th. . .BSU Fashion Show. . .10th. . .BSU picnic, winning most valuable in CAA Basketball. • . llth. , . graduating as a Jr. . .Future Goals: . . .going to college, getting married, working as a physical education teacher. Danny hac Stirtz. . ,9th. . .Band-Tauber. . ,10th, . .Band-Thciss. . ,11th. . . Band-Plastass, B.S., Renaldo, Winds , Most Improved Musician 0 Tennis Player , FRIENDS! . . ,12th. . .Band, Hi-Dee, Hunnel, Pcachic, Diane, Mr. Steiger, Mr. Heilman. . .Future Goals: Friends are the most important thing in life, keep them and you'll always be successful. Clark Stoddard. . .9th. . .9th Grade Football and Track. . .10th. . .Football and Track. ..llth. . .Track and Zappa at the Roxy in L.A. . .12th. . .Varsity Track and Tull at the Forum. . .Future Coals: going on an endless summer and jamming with the Stones and not getting the claw from Pickering. Csaba Szllagyl. . . Duke . . ,10th. . .gained a step-brother, Chin-chin . . . llth. . .Summer talked on phone for 780 hours straight, Cenerator, Met Karen, prom with Karen. . . 12th. . .Summer went to the river with Karen, and Jo, got a ticket going to Western's game. The Rowdy Club, Kaon helping me with all my studies”, Sammy Saint for a CIF Came. . .Future Coals. . . Become a 1 Rowdy. Sherri L. Subriar. . . Cheri . . .9th. . .D.P., mcctingJ.P., P.R., P.F., M.M. C.K., . . .10th. . .D.P., D.N., and the three musketeers. . .llth. . .D.P., my Capri, Calif Jam, Concerts, Neighbor-hoods, partying. . .12th. . .D.P., crunclics, crusing, the whole gang, spliting to the beach, partying, Budweiser, Christy's party, Cathy's bathroom, Foshuntin', Prom, Grad Night, leaving, wishing you were here, memories. . .Future Coals: Living at Dana Point, going back to the Kona Coast, being myself and being happy. Jesus I . Tapia . . . llth. . . Varsity soccer . . . Future Coals . . . I may attend SAC for two years then transfer to a university and decide my career. Brad Tott . . Carl, Nugget, Brillo, 9th. . Lanyson, Connelly Warm-down, Tubbles, Mr. Engman. ,. 10., The Claw, Birth of KMAD, 5th in CC League meet . . llth . . . Centxiry League, °1 in CC, Clucas Massage . . 12th . . '-IS Ford, Yes, The Rowdys, Wcatherbirds, Farrells . . FUTURE COALS: Kick back at UCD. Jim Taylor. . J.T. Murf . . 9th. . Started surfing. . 10th. . February- Vic (• Shirley. . llth. . S6th-R.J. , Wilson-Nose berg, Elliot, Brian. . 12th. . Early morning tubes, Mike C 3rd per. , Auto shop, travels up north. FUTURE GOALS: Co to Ctangc Coast College and live a fulfilling life. Kathy Taylor . . 9-12. . Chamber Singers, Concert Chair, South Pacific 62-Sr. Rcmemberences Fiddler on the Roof, 1-23-75, Lombard lamencctomy, Calvary Church, Thank-you Jews foe everything! FUTURE COALS: To serve the Lord; hopefully Westmont College and Become an elementary school teacher. Thomas James Taylor . . Thom . . REMEMBERS: Surfing, Skiing, Biking, girls Calvary, rebirth, Clcn, Rick, Jim, Hef, Tony, Bobby, Lisa, Craig, Scott, Kirstin, Star Trek, Fawn's screams . . FUTURE COALS: Bike IJ.S. , ski everywhere, go into ministry, being caught up, Eternal Life, get high on H.S. Claudia Thics . . Claus, Claudi, . . 12th . . AFS, Cirls League, German Club, Thcsbian Club. . FUTURE COALS: Co to college to study law, Become a lawyer or go into Foreign Service. Kitty Thompson . . 9-12 . . Mexico, San Diego, Sacramento, Yoscmite, Big Bear, Bcachhousc, tequila, slow gin, Mike C Edard, Rec. sec. , Zcta-T, Barbara Jean Hanson, Tommy Armenderer, Joanne Haffer, 7-T. FUTURE COALS: Become an overnight Sensation!! Janet Thorkelson . . Minnie . . 9th. . Europe. 10th . . Cricket, flat tires, basketball . . 11th . . Mike, strawhat, V. Foolball-CIF-all the way, Halloween, Mikes' B’day party, JJ's house, ditching, Making cookies, Putt-putt and Herbie, Chamber Singers . . 12th . . JV Cheer Sophs' undefeated. Santa Ana and Valley to C1F, Chamber Singers, FUTURE GOALS, College, become a Physical Theropist (maybe) Reginald Fredrick Traylor . . Reggie, 'Mr. T. ,' CunninReg . . 9-12. . BSU. 9th . . Frosh football, Frosh basketballcaptain and Most Improved Player . . 10. . Jr. Varsity basketball . . 11th . . V. basketball . . 12 . . Sergeant-at-Arms, Sr. Class cabinet, V. basketball captain, 1st team All-Century League Gaurd. REMEMBERS: Mr. C’s class, Black Culture Week, 5r. Prom, basketball games and Sweet Spuddie . . FUTURE COALS: Attend CSULB, get rich, travel, and keep playing basketball. Stonewood Tweed . . Sticks . . 9th Mt. Whitney, Broken Window, Amnesia . . 10th. . Mammoth Mountains. 11th. . Saddleback Mt. , desert, contact explosives, syrup on toilet . . 12th . . Colorado, Longs Peak, 12 dead fish. Trash cans, FUTURE COALS: Plug up the sewers of Santa Ana, Trash Can capital building . Mark R. Trice . . . 12th: Sea and Ski . . . 9th: cutting with Andy, Tom, Dan. Ken, Bill, Joe, Santiago Park, trashcan alley, the guild, fish and chips, Bikin; 10th: cutting still, Montgomery Wards, Las Vegas to Florida; 11th cutting with Brent, Mark, Randy, Jeff, Bullocks, Court, Bike shop, Bikin; 12th: went to school, the hospital. Future Coals: Keep smoking Quality, get out of Dead Santa Ana. Aurora UUoa . . . Bola . . . 9th: Meet Christine Armendarir and remembers the twins; 10th: Went to Olvera St. and Magic Mountain; 11th: remembers Charlotte, Judy, Cina and Mary; 12th: Remembers all my friends, and Jimmy C. from Gabriel's wedding. Future Coals: Co to college and be a probation officer. Carmela UUoa . . . 9th: Hung around with Rosemary; l°th Emilia and Martha, met Robert; 11th: the crusing with my friends; 12th Hope to keep in touch with my friends in future. Future Coals: Get married to Robert Zambrano and live happily ever after. Edgar Umitio ... El Chicano de Guatemala Valerie Valder . . . Sad Girl . . . 10-12th: Mecha; 1 plan to go to college and become an R. N. and settle down with Albert L. and that's enough to keep me out of trouble. I'll always remember: Bernie, Roscla, Jennie, Peepers, Rosemary L. and Trini. Juana Valvcrde . . . 9th: Being very shy; 10th: Coing out with a cute sweetheart; 11th: Remembers all the good times with Rosemary Helen; 12th; Being cautious at all times, having fun with Ccorge in the summer, hanging around with Pat and George, Martha, Cclsa, Carmela and all the gang. Future Coals: Coing to college and becoming a high school counselor, and taking life as it comes. Ann Vargas . . . Anita . . . 10-llth: Fionor Society . . . Future Coals: To obtain a college degree In Information and Computer Science. George S. Vega . . . 9th: Freshman Football 1st string sidelincr, wrestling, won first match, decided to continue in sports; 10th: Sophmore football, saint of the week, wrestling-Varsity, Most Outstanding Rookie, Met Kathy, had fun summer; 11th Varsity Football-wcnt to C. I. F. Playoffs, still having fun summer with Kathy. Wrestling went to C. I. F. FYc. Urns. Shular Award; 12th C. I. F. Varsity Football-Saint of the week. Prom '76'. Future Coals: SAC, Wrestling, and Arirona state. Wrestling under Bobby Douglas (Coach). Edward Kapiko Ckalani Waahila Jr., . . Wally . . . 9th. 12th: Track, 12th: Photo, Future Coals: get a job and get married. Bruce Walker . . . Jet-Shoes . . . 11-12th: Cross country, track ... 9th growins year, first non-swimmer to dive off the high dive; 10th: study year, taking Cuggcnhcim- it was logical; 11th: I won't forget my starts and finishes in the 2 mile, mile, S80, 440, and mile relay, Future Coals: Beat Ralph Scma in the Mile, to be in as good a shape as Coach Smart is. Respecting Pickcrin and Smartt. Lynn Heather Walling . . . Lina, Lecn, Lynnesmagee' . . . Remembers: . . . Behold, a new creature unto the Lord . . . MCM Haven, Vicbeck's INTELLECTUAL WEAKLEY, Charlie Brown ttces; CSF; Spinsters; Cheer; Mexico; Kaopectate, wetfish, ncrfballs, bombas; going dingy in Utah; Harvey White; Birdlcgs; Future goals: Do the lord's calling. Kenneth Lee Ward . . . Cur Man Notre Homme . . . 9th . . Richey's biology class, Johanne's Amcr. Issues class, basketball, The Fangs . . 10th . . Basketball, track, Haffners'take home tests, introductiontothc mud . . 11th. . V. Track, league finals, Agamer to the end, mellowing out, Al's class, Roger Harvey and learning the strings, Murph's class, Jim Croce, Heilmans class . . 12th. . Track, Fillers painting class, Sharon, Brcntanos . . FUTURE COALS: Make music, rock and roll all night and party every day. Dan Wccsies . . 9th . . MCM Flavcn, COC . . 10th . . Bllgy Mind, Uncle Neals Camp for Kids . . 11th . . Concrete grass and no Windows . . 12 . . OCAD Volkswagen . . FUTURE COALS: To never hire the people who built the new buildings to build anything bigger than an outhouse for my dog. Ophelia White . . Uni, Sophie, Moitlc . . 9-12 . . AFS, Ccrman, Spinsters, Frc latspa . . 9th . . Ohfccl . . 10th . . Fat Sandwich, Grad Night, Pete, Beth, Swim Team . . 11th. . Uni, Roy C Al, Cunningham F'crber, Henderson, big brother Steve, Rojo, Great White Fiopc, Swim Team Captain, Art, Meet me at the Mecca. . 12th. . Clucas'Zoo, Dad, Filthy Minkeys, B. R. gang, Steckdc-se do! ARIEL Staff, Clouseau, Prom, Thanks for 11 years, Felicia. FUTURE COALS: Never have to scoop Ice Cream again. Brian Paul Whittlesey . . Shorty, Shrimp, Flirt . . 9-12 . . Band, Pep band, Key club, V. Tennis . . 9th Jr. Var. Tennis . . 10th . . Underclassmen Editor of ARIEL, Honor Roll . . 11th. . Jr. Ed of ARIEL . . 12th. . Sr. Ed. of ARIEL, Captain of Tennis Team, Robin. . FUTURE COALS: To Join the Air Force, attend a university, become a commercial pilot and grow to be 5'lOj . Cynthia J. Wild . . Cindy . . 9th . . CAA, Cirls League . . 10th . . GAA, Cirls League, Halloween . . 11th . . Bobby, splitting to the beach, the gang, skate-boarding-Eisenhower, breaking bones, freeway incident, the bomb, S.C. jewelry . . 12th. . D. P. , Joe, working at Pups, cougar ernsin chopper, skiing, Seat Ski, Jewelry, Winchelles, Grad Kite, Prom, Happy Memories . . FUTURE COALS: Skiing Mammoth with Bobby, travel to Hawaii C live by the beach just being w Bobby. James Wilkinson . . Lccper . . Cosmic days, alpha years, nature is dying and the time is near. Waves arc caressing and people are breaking. The main cause . People are faking, looking for sunshine is a dead fig tree. Not knowing the tree is blossoming. Reaching for the warmth of the son, not knowing whats done. Karen Jane Williams . . ■ Carlotta, Tiny, Ciggies, Kilo Watt . . 9th . . 1st date, 1st kiss, Harvest Ball, big D. C. crush, Joann. . 10th. . Drill Team! John, D. C. crush con't • . . 11th. . Drill Team, Spinsters, John, Jo Lurania, Carls Jr.. -my 1st job, Being a Sunday school teacher. , 12th . . John 6 1 split, Drill Team, great football games, Bob's, Prom, CIF, Cathy P. . FUTURE COALS: To be successful in either forestry or small animal care. Daryl Wimberly . . Evil Knievil . . REMEMBERS: Football, VMS, cabins, Gavins'wedding, getting tubed, Porshe, surfing at San Cnofre, S.P. , Lovely Lorraine, getting board back from tim, Jamie, Weeda, Kelly, redneck, parties, concerts, capo, Fairy Park, drinking, gun, early morning tubes with Weeda, Fire Escape . . FUTURE COALS . . Keep inocent, go to college, and become a goldsmith, make money, 8 party. Debbie Winters . . Shrimp, SFx rt Stuff . . 11th . . O per. dance class with Hayes, 12. . Dance Rep. REMEMBERS: Stephen Pecks' concert along with others in my Sr. year, remembers the summer of '75. FUTURE COALS: Continue my education, stay on the go, meet different people from other countries and just enjoy life. Robert Wolford . . 9th . . Riding my minlbikc . . 10th . . Riding my Honda SL-70 . . 11th. . Fixing my Fionda SL-70 . . 12th. . Building my Honda 350 . . FUTURE COALS: To tour the U.S. on my Honda. Judy Wong . . Lady Kung Fu . . 9th . . Mick, Eric, drowning in poo! . . 10th . . Sharks! Blondy chocolate Kisses . . 11th . . Wow, Miss Chinatown, Clc' Captain Fantastic, Crook . . 12th . . Rick Nelson t Jerry Peck . . Under my thumb . . FUTURE COALS: Get desprec stewardess Fly Judy . . . Rome. Xochitll meet you in Paris, Latino Funk Cafe'. Sat. nite 8:24 with yourshark in 19S0. Ronald K. Wong . . Wongo . . 9th . . Callaci Ethnic Amcr. Lit. , Engman’s 1st scm. track club . . 10th . . Shot Putters Haven Chib . . 11th . . Karate's Annoy . . Muscrat Believer . . 12th . . Mad Dog Shupp's Slave Driving Class. 1 FUTURE COALS: SAC, 1st person to get a pilots license by Flying a kite. Thomas E. Woolscy . . Farmer . . 9-12. wrestling, corkbal! league in sci, getting chased in the red V. W., the Bombs, !.M. Force at Ebell, Flalloween night, Hash can ally, open up, police at Marks, cottonwood, the guild . . FUTURF COALS: Become a millionare and get out of Santa Ana. Lori Young, ,9th. .My pal Debic, S.L., 'One rainy day', B.E.. .10th. .Trying to forget ''it', Good Times, Frank Zappa concert, Big Sur, Black Star Canyon, B.E... 11th. .graduating early, water skiing in Tahoe, parties, Myland, B.E., all my friends (especially Deb, Dcanne, Diane). Nancy Young . . 9-12. Mr. Dyers Class, the pig .Mexico with Sra. Hays, Ana Banana, Working my butt off, summer in the mountains, Graduating mid-term, weekends in the mountains . . . FUTURE COALS: San Diego State in fall, summer at camp. Cynthia Zaun . . . Eyes . . 9th . . class cabinet, Color Day Frosh princess, ARIEL signing party, Sound of Music, 45 pres . . . 10th . . Tau Omega, football games, B'day (a D’s. , Ronnie Moreno, Tau Omega summer party, Dyers class w gang. . 11th. . Elton John, New Years Eve w Ronnie, my B'day party . . 12th . . Football C all my Buddies . . FUTURE COALS: Co to San Diego. Emiliana Zavala . . 9th . . Latinos . . FUTURF COALS: I will attend college. Fidel Zamudio . . FUTURE COALS: Study to be a doctor, to save lives and bring happiness to my people and get better things fot my family. Sr. Remembcrenccs-63 SENIOR POLLS — r . pirited. . . Bobb DeeDee Ba Senior Polls-65 Senior Polls-67 A PLACE TO. . . Reach for gusto Strive for victories Confront the challenger V anquish the foe “Cardiac Kids” Win Affectionately called the Cardiac Kids by Saint fans and not so affectionately called the Dirty 30 by other teams, the Saints went once again to C. I. F. Playoffs leaving the season with a record of 8-2-1. Coach Bob Larson, who was named Century League Coach of the Year, contributed the surprising success of undersized Saints to the strength of the team as a unit. Versitility was the Saints' most important advantage as our team of twenty-eight moved into C. I. F. Playoffs, defeating San Gabriel 28-7 in the first round of playoffs. However, undefeated La Serna proved to be too much for the Saints as they lost 21-6. Voted to the Century League A 11-Stars were Chuck Hogg, Tim Smith, Bob Brown, Mike Area, and Ray Johnson. Chuck Hogg was also named Back-of-the-Year. Also honored at the annual football banquet were Chuck Hogg, Most Valuable Player and Offensive Player of the Year; Tim Smith, Saint of the Year; Andy Bonsall, Lineman of the Year; Bob Brown, Defensive Player of the Year; Scott Koch, Most Improved; Johnny Herrera, Most Inspirational and John Stauffer, Scholar of the Year. ',£• • v.vw’ The Dirty Thirty ROW It Ed Nash, Chuck Hogg, Craig Hunter, 4 Doug Cast, Bob Brown, Tim Smith, Andy ' Bonsall, Jeff Naeve, Scott Koch, George Vega, ROW 2: Coach Linder, Ed Salcido, James Scott, John Stauffer, David Sapien, Ray Johnson, James Peralta, Mike Area, John Herrera, Mike ✓ £'■' m It r- - A ft FOOTBALL 75 5HIDT5 - Gallenes, David Gonzales, Ruben Mojarro, Coach Baca. ROW 3: Coach Potts, Coach Larsen, Don Sebreros, Robert Arsostique, Frank Oviedo, Mike Williams, Tuli Ava, David Reyes, Jim Vitelli, John Selindh, Ray Chavez, Gilbert Garcia, Coach Penaflor, Coach Uglisich. «r S.A. 13 B.P. 8 The Saints opened the season with a nip and tuck 13-8 decision at the Santa Ana Bowl over its non-league opponent, Buena Park. Throughout most of the game both teams worked out their rusty procedures, but as the seconds ticked away, the New Saints proved to be superior over the Coyotes. Saints of the Week: Chuck Hogg and George Vega. S.A. 27 Troy 20 Traveling to La Habra to face their hard-nosed opponents, the Troy Warriors, the Fighting Saints were eager to snatch their second win. Almost outnumbered 2 to 1, the Saints demonstrated their inept ability to control the ball through dazzling performances which proved to be too much for the Warriors. The Saints left La Harba with a 27-20 victory. Saints of the Week: Jeff Naeve and Ed Salcido. S.A. 0 E.M. 6 The following week, the Saints were halted in their tracks. Having their passing and running attacks snipped down to very little, the desperate Saints were unable to put points on the board. The Vanguards were halted also but were able to boot a 6-0 victory through the goal posts and the Saints lost their chance to beat the undefeated league champs. Saints of the Week: Bob Brown and Andy Bonsall. S.A. 18 ' Mag. 6 Suffering from last week's defeat, the Saints were pressured to beat the Sentinels to stay in league competition. In the third quarter the stadium lights went out delaying the game 40 minutes. When the lights came on, so did the Saints, and the railed two more scores to unanimously win 18-6. Saints of Week: Tim Smith and Ray Johnson. S.A. 7 V.P. 3 It was homecoming night and the Saints were scheduled to meet the 2 ranked power, Villa Park. Throughout almost the whole game. Villa Park lead by a measly score of 0-3, but with 46 seconds left on the ticker, Scotty Koch popped over the goal line, resulting in a Saint Victory of 7-3. Saints of the Week: Scott Koch and lohn Stauffer. S. A. 27 C.D.M. 19 Pushed by the championship goals, the feared Saints visited the Sea Kings at Davision Field. Trailing at half time with a score of 6-12, the Saints got tough and rallied 21 more points to drown the Sea Kings 27-19. Saints of the Week: Mike Area and Doug Cast. 74 S. A. 15 Est. 14 It was a cold but exciting night at the bowl when the Saints met the underestimated Eagles. Fourth down on Estancia's 10 yard line and 40 seconds remaining with a losing score of 12-14, Bob Brown calmly stepped up to successfully kick his first field goal. The fans sighed in relief as the score remained 15-14 and the Saints aquired the nickname Cardiac Kids. Saints of the Week: Craig Hunter and Ed Salcido. S.A. 27 C.M. 18 The Mighty Saints jogged off Davison Field at halftime losing by a score of 6-10 while the crowd sat wondering. Exploding in the third quarter, Santa Ana poured in touchdown after touchdown to easily capture the Mustangs 27-18. Saints of the Week: Mike Gallanes and Jeff Naeve. S.A. 21 Tustin 21 Having a definite spot in the playoffs, the Saints traveled to tangle with the Tillers. Mistakes in ball handling by Santa Ana proved to be costly. With about one minute left, Tustin managed to score, bringing the game to a deadlock as league action came to an end. Saints of the Week: Jim Peralta and Tim Smith. CIF For the second year in a row, the determined Saints earned the right to participate in the CIF AAA Playoffs. Surprising the league critics with a record of 5-1-1, the Saints were now preparing themselves for the big games to come. S.A. 28 S.G. 7 The first game on the list was against San Gabriel from the Whitmont league. In the first half the Matadors were unable to stop the Mighty Saints driving power, as the score read 21 -0. In the second half the Mats came on strong but were unable to tally up the necessary points and the game ended 28-7. Saints of the Week: John Herrera and Jim Vitelli. S.A. 6 L.S. 21 At home again, the Fighting Saints battled against the undefeated La Serna Lancers. The soggy and slippery field bogged down the Saints necessary quickness and the Lancers were able to lead the entire game. But with 4:20 left to play the Saints were able to score to keep from being shut out. The score read 6-21, ending the miraculous season of the Santa Ana Saints. Saints of the Week: Robert Arostiquie and David Reyes. Saints-of -the-Week and Coaches 1. Defense- Jim Vittelli-S. G., Andrew Bonsa 11- E.M., Tim Smith- Tus., Doug Cast- Cdm., Jeff Naeve- C. M., NOT PICTURED- G. Vega, E. Salcido, R. Johnson, J. Stauffer, David Reyes, 2. Offense- BOTTOM ROW: Scott Koch- V.P., Craig Hunter- Est., Tim Smith-Mag., Chuck Hogg-B. P., Jeff Naeve- Troy., SECOND ROW: Mike Gallanes- C.M., Jim Prealta- Tus., John Herrera-S. G., Bob Brown- Elm. NOT PICTURED: Mike Area, BobArostique. 3. Coaches: C. Vaca, L. Potts, B. Larson, C. Uglyslech, M. Penaflor, D. Linder. 76 3 R i n T £ 3 II BOTTOM ROW: J. Solis, D. Via, D. Solis, C. Lievanos, D. Baldwin, J. Carlyle, J. Sallivar, L. Cuicra, M. HartJOn, T. Olivas, M. Hall, J. Garcia, SECOND ROW: Salcido, R. Majarro, K. Patterson, M. Bales, M. McLaughlin, S. Massani, B. Quevedo, R. Chavez, R. Palmer, VillaScnor, M. Area, K. Cast, TOP ROW: T. Fernandez, R. Kong, G. Lavey, J. Kulp, A. Oviedo, J. Waldbridgc, S. Hein, S. Hernandez, A. Fernando, G. Winters, J. Sheffield, R. Reyes. Soph Football At the end of the ’75 season. Coach Bill Ross and Coach Wiley Carlyle had a top flight Sophomore team with an impressive record and a great promise for the years to come. Its success, according to the coaches, was due to its rugged aggressiveness and good team work. The excellent spirit was also an important factor. The Super-Sophs won all their games and merged as Century League Champions. Frosh Football The Freshman team, large in number, conveyed much spirit tills season. Their desire to win was great, but due to a series of unfortunate mistakes, the freshman season turned to be below the standard of Coach Stan Gordan. BOTTOM ROW: Coach Gordan, Azavendo, Villa, Brown, Amaya, Garthe, Gallanes, Martines, Hiel, Reber, Cota, Espinosa, Mitchell. 2ND ROW: Quitter, Thompson, Bernal, McMasters, Astran, Trotter, Sigimoto, Sommans, Peka-nick, Postel, Marshall, Sandavol, Quitter. 3RD ROW: Cmdr. Hill, Coach Nelson, Suarez, Martines, Davis, Vest, Bryant, Quitter, De-Gree, Cantillo, Salsezdo, Ortiz, Cole, Crawford, Herrell, TOP ROW: Sanchez, Hegareda, Riely Watford, Lancster, Burney, Pryer, Thornphart, Godoy, Franiclin. smnTs 79 Varsity Water Polo The Varsity aquamen struggled through a tough Century league season in '75 as they were thrown into the pool and left for the sharks, against such powers as Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa and Magnolia. Although suffer ring from the lack of bodies (7-10 per game depending on who was sick and who got kicked off the team), Bob Shupp and Ed Bartlett coached the Saints and managed to have some fun and, in fact, brought home some gold. Thoroughly enjoyed this year was the 27-8 thrashing of Magnolia and the trophy won as the consolation champ of the Villa Park tournament. BOTTOM ROW: T. Malloy, J. Polcntz, J. Boggs, G. Lerum, D. Babcock, TOP ROW: T. Taylor, J. Jamison, D. Stone, C. Sarri, R. Pryor, T. Degree. Soph-Frosh BOTTOM ROW: C. Malloy, A. Zanudo, S. Sicliano, SEC. ROW: R. Graham, Fred Barlow, B. Johnson, J. Lennon, R. Young, M. Korsbreck. TOP ROW: B. Farmer, J. Gauthier, water polo ball, H. White, K. Larrison. NOT PICTURED: Star Goalie: D. Garrett. Cross Country Had an Exciting Year under the coaching of Gerry Smartt and Jack Pickering. The Saint harriers defeated such cross-country powerhouses as Magnolia and Tustin. Despite their difficult training of 10 - 15 miles daily, the distancemen only managed of the pack finish. 1. FRONT ROW: B. Walker, C. Ca-rillo. SECOND ROW: R. Mart-tine?:, G. Martin, Jaime Matta, M. Fong THIRD ROW: B. Tarr, K. Ward, K. Belsby, M. Haley, D. Murray 2. Captains Coaches 3. Carlos Carrillo, Junior, was named most valuable in qualifying for C. I. F. competition. Soph-Frosh BOTTOM ROW: S. Martin, F. Astire. SECOND ROW: M. Horn, I.P. Freely, J. Thomas, Fred Lover. BACK ROW: K. Heamilea, R. Von, Shirley Temple, A. Beebgly, Pete Popeline. 82 ■ Varsity Basketball The Saint Basketball team fared well this year, ending the season with an 11-15 record, and rating fifth in the league. Up against rough competition such as undefeated Corona Del Mar, the Saints fielded a team of four returning Varsity players. Their experience, combined with the excellent coaching of Jeff Watts, led the Saints to a respectable finish in a tough league. Cited as outstanding players were Seniors Richard Jensen and Reggie Traylor. Jensen led the Saints in scoring and made the 2nd All-League team. Players L TO R: Steve Brown, James Scott, Ernie Li arraga, Sergio Cisneros, Bob Brown, Richard Jensen, Richard Lucas, Wesley Hairston, Bobby Steward, Reggie Traylor, CENTER: Coach Jeff Watts. 85 STANDING: Russell Wienraub, Ken Paterson, Charles Richards, Tom Anderson, Elton Wilde ring, Jim Calla, George Wilson, Ken Cast, Rene Novella, Dave Schilling, Ramon Salscdo, Frank Oviedo, Matt Hall. KNEELING: Coach Pat (Juinn. J.V. Basketball The Saint J.V. team did exceptionally well this year, racking up a 17-4 capturing the top rung in league standing. Excellent playing by Yancy Sasan and Tom Anderson gave the Saints the needed strength to overpower opponent after opponent. Coaching by Pat Quinn helped the J. V. 's to perfect their techniques and apply them to bring Santa Ana a winning season. 86 Frosh Soph Basketball Leaving the season with a 10-10 record, the Frosh Hoopsters brought the Saints a 3rd place standing in the Century League. They were coached by Brucie Nelson. The Sophs took an impressive standing in the league with a 7-13 record. The Saints prospered with coaching by John Sherman, but were left short when Merman Brown, star player moved up to Varsity. 87 Varsity Wrestling The Saint varsity, led by Big Daddy, had their best season ever with a 15 and 6 record. Although only third in league, the grap-plers were unstoppable in tournament play. At Dana Hills the saints took fourth, and took second at Valencia and University tourneys. At Anaheim the wrestlers exploded, blowing out everyone and taking first. They then proceeded to the City tournament and wrapped up another first. At their own tournament they finished second. Team captain George Vega, the high scorer of the season, took first in Orange County. Others named by Coach Linder were Leo Kulp, Andy Bonsall, Mike Area, and Dan Poencet. BOTTOM ROW: David Chavez, Angelo Morgan, Bruce Bonninkoff, Greg Lerum, Ray Chavez, Mike Hartson. SECOND ROW: Ed Salcido, Chris Reyes, Paul Brown, Dan Poencet, George Vega. THIRD ROW: Coach-Dick Linder, Jed Smith, Mike Area, Leo Kulp, Jim Hughes, Andy Bonsall. 88 J.V. Wrestling The J.V. Wrestlers finished the season with a 10-3 record, taking second in the league. Mike Gallanes led his team (with a little help from Coach Ladd Potts) and took first place in his weight at the J.V. Century League Tournament. Others placing were Logan Bechtol, second; Bob Arostique and Ray Chavez, third. BOTTOM ROW: Danny Lazano, Dcrik Pedroza, Jcs Saldizar, Sam Sandoval. SECOND ROW: Pat Mahony, Joe Calindo, Eric Schwab, Alex Bangoff, Ray Chavez. THIRD ROW: Logan Bechtol, Bob Arostique, Jim Birch, Mike Gallanes, David Gonzales. 90 Soph-Frosh Wrestling The Soph-Frosh demolished every team they went against this year, taking an undisputed 1st place in league and going the whole season undefeated. From the strength of John Carlyle to the human wall, Joe Kulp, the team had great depth and next year is expected to do just as well, only on a varsity level. BOTTOM ROW: Cary Winters, Gerardo Saldivar, Marcel Cote, Danny Baldwin, Benny Amaya, Tony Mitchell, Joe Cabral, SECOND ROW: Bryan Thompson, Jerry Morgan, John Carlyle, Joe Casas, David McMaster, Mike Marshall, THIRD ROW: Mike Hartson, George Lavey, Mark Area, Joe Kulp, Star Reyes, Coach- Manuel Penafloc. STANDING: Manuel Hernandez, Jesus Magallon, Angelbcrto Gutiercz, Jesus Macias, Edgar Urrutia, Samuel Ceja, Coach J.P. Frutos, I MG: Jorge Marquez, Francisco Lozano, Crisanto Pena, Victor Maldonado, Sergio Arevalo, Miguel Martinez.__ 92 L | . Varsity Soccer Varsity Soccer had a tough season and finished in second place in the Sunset League with an overall record of 13-4-3. The team played outstanding soccer with each member of the team contributing to a successful season. Miguel Martinez was the most consistent player in the midfield. The entire defensive unit was excellent, with Freshman Jorge Marquez, and Francisco Lozano standing out. The offensive line was led by two aggressive forwards, Victor Maldonado and Crisanto Pena, who were also the high scorers for the team. Soccer-93 J.V. Soccer The Jr. Varsity Booters did well this year against tough competition. Having won the 2nd Annual Junior Varsity Tournament held at Edison High, the team boosted such outstanding players as Fernando Vargas, named Most Improved for the year. The Saints placed 2nd in the league with a record of 17-2-2. STANDING: Cindy Butler (manager), Jose Ceja, Florencio Guillen, Fernando Vargas, Francisco Mora, Jose Almazan, Marco Marin, Jose Campos, Coach J. P. Frutos, KNEELING: Jose Pena, Juan Montoya, JuanVcliz, Enrique Munoz, Hector Perez, Armando Gonzalez. 94-Soccer HOIHE OF THE 5HII1TS Soph-Frosh Soccer With the responsibility of supplying experienced players to the Varsity and J.V. teams, the Soph-Frosh team worked diligently to give its players the versitility and skill necessary for success. Named among those most likely to continue the tradition of successful Soccer at Santa Ana High were Saul Cisneros, Jose Gutierrez, Leopoldo Vasquez, Rodolfo Madrigal, Daniel Mendoza. BOTTOM ROW: Joaquin Lozano, Jose Gutierrez, Rene Caro, Rodolfo Madrigal, Jesus Lopez, Leopoldo Vasquez, SECOND ROW: Gustavo Caldera, Rafael Lopez, Alfonzo Gonzalez, Ruben Velazco, Saul Cisneros, Mario Herrera, Daniel Mendoza, Raul Espinoza, TOP ROW: Francisco Lopez, Jose Torres, Joel Mendoza, Raul Melchor, Jose Rodriguez, David Flores, Pedro Moreno, Nicolas Lozano, Ramon Lopez, Coach J. P. Frutos. 96 98 Varsity Baseball Relying on pitchers, Doug Cast, Chuck Hogg, and Rene Novella, the team had a pretty good season. The team had a lot of speed and stole many bases. The horsehiders got off to a slow start, but came back to finish strong. Leading hitters were Jim Vitelli and Chuck Hogg. Hogg and third-year catcher Scott Koch were selected to the All-League Team. 'Hie Junior Varsity, led by Matt Hall and Russ Bobb, had a good season. 1. VARSITY-BOTTOM ROW: Chuck Hogg, Harvey Sotelo, Mike Dickerson, Scott Koch, Cary Bracamontes. SECOND ROW: Manager, Pat Melvin, Bobby Gonzalez, Jim Vitelli, Bob Mark, John Herrera, Armondo Rivero, Coach Ross. THIRD ROW: Coach Johnson, Rene Novela, Jim Johnson, Doug Cast, Rick Ram bo, Alex Gomez. 2. JV-BOTTOM ROW: George Rivero, Rich Rodriguez, Russ Bobb, Bill Carrigan, Tommy Ornelas, SECOND ROW: CoachUglesich, Matt Hall, Andy Menchaca, Dave Shilling, Henry Buenrostros, Carlos Valdez, Coach Saucy. THIRD ROW: Ken Patterson, John Selindh, Stuart Hein, Bob Garcia, Craig Bupp. 3. SOPH. -BOTTOM ROW: Chris Motta, Pete Harrell, Mike Eades,Mikc Me Cann, Mike Riley, Bret Dunstan, Fred Jones, SECOND ROW: Coach Arnold, Joe Trotter, Fred Garcia, Joe Mendoza, Matt Eadcs, Frank Ortiz, Sam Crawford, Benny Amaya. THIRD ROW: George Hegereda, Joe Lomeli, Chris Watford, Mark Floyd, Jim VanZant, Jim Gilbertson, Jerry Carillo, Coach Quinn. 99 I Varsity and J.V. Track The Saint traeksters worked hard in order to prepare for competition in the tough Century League. Leading the Varsity this year were George Ballan-tyne, Mike Williams, Randy Maranz, Carlos Carrillo, Randy Choco, Jim Peralta, Brad Tarr, John Stauffer, Bob Brown, plus many dedicated athletes in the Frosh-Soph and Junior Varsity divisions. 1. BOTTOM ROW: C. Lcrum, C. Carrillo, C. Ballcntync, M. Williams, M. Forment, G. Martin. SECOND ROW: R. Vaughn (manager), B. Tarr, K. Bclsby, E. Hopkins, B. Brown, j. Barragan, J. Peralta, E. Waalahia. THIRD ROW: F. Oviedo, R. Choco, R. Maranz, J. Stauffer, M. Haly, J. Hughes. 2. BOTTOM ROW: R. Majarro, C. Garcia, M. Fong, J. Smith, B. Walker, R. Martinez, SECOND ROW: D. Murray, C. Stoddard, B. Small, D. Fleming, M. Vasqucz, K. Ward, I. Ortiz 100 SANTA ANA SANTA Ik ANA i SANTA iS A N T A LANA SANTA .ANA SANTA wANA SANTA ANA. 101 Soph-Frosh Track 4 BOTTOM ROW: A. Clark, B. Brown, R. Majarro, P. Sagasti, C. Davis, B. Thompson, A. Azcvcdo, D. Solis, M. Horne, D. McMasters, SECOND ROW: C. Sapien, A. Morgan, M. Hoover, K. Cosner, R. Cooper, M. Travers, F. Lover, D. Baldwin, J. Carlyle, C. Mathncy, S. Martin, D. King, THIRD ROW: R. Fulcher, A. Cruz, A. Oviedo, J. Walbridge, S. Hernandc2, S. Dunn, D. Reyes, C. Lavcy, R. Reyes, M. King, A. Mead, FOURTH ROW: M. McLaughlin, R. Vitelli, B. Franklin, R. Tomsen, D. Bentsen, J. Sheffield, K. Cast, P. Lomeli, B. Beeghly, L. Botts, W. Smith. varsity tennis Netmen Rough It The Saint Netmen had a rough season this year. With a lack of depth to their team, they struggled in the tougli Century League. Not all was bad for the netmen though, they had a few outstanding performances from seniors Dan Weesies and Jim Wilkenson. Exceptional underclassmen were Mike Honer and Joe Weesies. Varsity-LEFT: Mike Honer, Jim Wilkenson, Tom Barker, Dan Stertz, Dan Weesies, Joe Weesies, Jeff Davis, Mark Wilkenson. Captains - Dan Weesies Jeff Davis 104-T cnnis j.v. lennis JV BOTTOM ROW: Tim Dunton, Mike Anderson, Jim Harris, Chris Logan, Sammy Lee, Fred Jones, John Powers, Mike Kroll. TOP ROW: Adam Hicarra, Greg Richardson, Adrian Carter, David Headlend, Billy Degree, Steve Matney, Donald Burnum, Rosa Herrera. Tennis-105 The Varsity Swim Team with a low enrollment of only 7 to S members, often found it difficult to compete as a team in the tough Century League. Seniors Ron Pryer and John Boggs were the only 4 year veterans on the team. But the swimmers did turn in many fine individual efforts, shown by Jeff Angier taking 1st in the League meet in the consolation 100 backstroke. David Stone took 2nd and Tom Degree placed 6th. The Medley Relay team placed 3rd in League and was comprised of all first year swimmers; Jeff Angier, David Stone, Steve Amaya and Jim Moore. The Soph-Frosh teams look very promising this year. Almost undefeated in league competitions, the Soph-Froshs managed to win League. Standouts on the team were Jerry Gauthier, Herb White, and Bruce Farmer. 106 VARSITY, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Bob Shupp, Dean Babcock, Todd Malloy, Steve Amaya, Coach Ed Bartlet. TOP ROW: Dave Stone, Jim Moore, Jeff Angier, Tom Degree, John Boggs, Ron Pryer. SOPH-FROSH, BOTTOM ROW: Coach Bob Shupp, Craig Malloy, Brian Johnson, Rich Young, Rob Barlow, Coach Ed Bartlet, TOP ROW: Kevin Larison, Dave Garret, Bruce Farmer, Herb White, Jerry Gauthier, Mike Ward, Mabel Thorsky. 107 Varsity Golf Swings at Santa Ana River View Golf Course. The Saint Linkmen had a very impressive season this year. Holding their matches at Santa Ana Country Club, the Linkmen gave their adversaries numerous difficulties. Led by their new coach Dave Hell-man, they drove their opponents down the fairway and into the sand traps. Seniors Kurt Nault, Louis Ceja and junior Russel Wcinraub were the veterans on the team. Though freshmen Bill Squire and Paul Wyrick did not fair that well this year, they arc expected to bring much success to future golf teams. After a slow start sophomore Mike Maloney improved immensly and became a strong asset to the team. With four of the six golfers returning next year, Coach Dave Heilman was quoted as saying We have not yet begun to fight. L to R: Kurt Nault, Louis Ceja, Russell Weinraub, Coach Dave Heilman, Bill Squire, Paul Wyrick, Mike Maloney. TIME DOWN YDS TO k- s7,r.— L •Afciv • It 4 Y L fi r j 9 L A X ' 109 GIRLS SPORTS Girls Sports-111 Girls’ C.I.F. Basketball I TO R: TOP ROW: Linda Case, Kathy Arriola, Valeric Crawford, Sue Keating, Pam Smith, Jo I.uzanio, MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Ross, Robbin Ward, Brenda Steward, Alicia Estrada, Teresa Perez, Joan Myslivy. BOTTOM ROW: Carol Elliott (Coach), Sharon Sasan, Vicky Shinnerer, Tracy Cocoa, Patty Schncll (Coach). L TO R: Valeric Crawford, Coach Carol Elliott, Pam Smith, Brenda Steward, Kathy Arviola, Robbin Ward, Jo Luzania, Vicci Shinnercr. Girls C.I.F. Varsity Basketball Girls' CIF Varsity Basketball worked hard and diligently all season. They were predicted as League champions and produced a number of very good players. Practicing almost 3 hours a day and on Saturdays, they proved capable and competent players. Standouts were Pam Smith, Brenda Steward, and Val Crawford. The Junior Varsity team faltered and never got off the ground (to shoot or for rebounds.) Sharon Sasan, a very good ballhandler, and Tracy Cocoa, outside shooter, were the main elements of this team. The coaching staff was aided by the new JV coach Patty Schnell. Her experience and knowledge of the game boosted the girls in competition. L TO R: Sharon Sasan, Coach Patty Schnell, Tracy Cocoa. TOP ROW: Alicia Estrada, Teresa Perez, Linda Case Face, Sue Keating, Crazy Monotone, Kathy Ross. Sports- 113 i Varsity Volleyball Girls CIF Varsity Volleyball tied for 2nd place in League play with Orange Villa Park High Schools. By the toss of a coin, they went to CIF playoffs in Glendale, losing their final game to the Glendale Dynamiters. Outstanding players were Pam Smith Jean DeGree, both Seniors. I. TO R: Eileen Moore, Ima Goodkid, Kristen Aston, Kathy Ariola, K.A. Friend, Pam Smith, Jean DeGree, Patty Bonsall, Robbin Ward, Beth Rockliffc, Alma Ortiz. 114-Sports J.V. Volleyball The 1975-76 J.V. Volleyball team started off with a fantastic game against Corona Del Mar. Even though they were defeated in their game, they never stopped trying. Towards the end of the season, they made a terrific comeback and ended up with a 5-5 record. BOTTOM ROW: Melinda Barton, Becky Bonsa 11, S liar in Sasan, Judy Watters. 2ND ROW: Joan Myslaviy, Barbra DcCree, Sandra Hoover, Sue Mehr, CindyMock. TOP ROW: Teresa Haymond, Loci Trice, Martha Allen. NOT PICTURED: Jill Klingaman 0 Roxanna Thoncr. Girls’ CIF Tennis The Saints entered the 74-75 tennis season in full swing. We had a very young team this year, consisting mostly of Sophomores and Freslnvomen. We ran into some pretty tough competition, but with the encouragement of our fearless leader, Mrs. Romero, we still hung in there. Our outstanding players were Diane Case leading the singles and Tangi Fields and Maura Whitfield on top for the doubles. With only four graduating Seniors on the Girls' CIF' Tennis team, they practiced and set their hopes high for next fall when the tennis season begins once again. BOTTOM ROW: Brenda Steward, Kathy Avila, Rosa Navarro, Jolina Ward, Marcia Cargill, Karen Christensen, Karen Neely. 2ND ROW: Donna Greco, Cindy Acosta, Barbara Capoach, Cindy S turn fall, Sally Avila, Mary Jo Smith. TOP ROW: Leslie Stopher, Linda Case, Kathy Ross, Karen Haney, Rhonda Gislcr, Janice Jacobs, Maura Whitfield, Pat Rivera. 116 It: Sports-117 Varsity Field Hockey The 1975-76 Varsity field hockey started its first year in CIF competition. Though not reaching the goal that was hoped for, the team has many young players with great potential. Leaving us this year is Senior graduate Eileen Moore who was voted for All Century League. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Hoover, Lori Campaua, vicki Shinnercr, Jean DeCrce, Sheri Wilson, Kim Jameson, Cindy Mock. TOP ROW: Eileen Moore, Barbra DeCrce, AlmaOrtiz, Dcbbi Carland, Alainc Perry, Patty Bonsall, |1S Judy Watters. J.V. Field Hockey Called the Scrubs, the J.V. Field Hockey team romped up and down the various fields pushing the ball over the goal line for some impressive wins. The 14 person team fought hard but clean to remain the most active J.V. team in S.A. history. BOTTOM ROW: Cindy Lopez, Ilona Fruhstucel, Monica Westly, Sharon Sason, Sara Schwab, Mable Thornphart, Gloria Galvin. TOP ROW: Mary Skiles, Cindy Acosta, Yolanda Leon, Becky Bonsall, Sue Mehr, Heather Hallecn, Chris Garcia. Badminton I This is the first year that girls' badminton participated in C.I.F. competition. The team had high hopes for a good season, but faced tough competition from more experienced teams. Under the leadership of the new coach, Ms. Crallc, the team had an exciting season. BOTTOM ROW: Majoric Haly, Lori Campana, Martha Allen, Elona Frustockl, Mary Jo Smith, Karen Christenson. 2ND ROW: Cindy Lopez, Teresa Raymond, Sandra Hoover, Jolina Ward, Debbie Carland, Marcia Cargill, Kristen Aston. 3RD ROW: Karen Denny, Ruth Parnell, Sherri Wilson, Michelle Barker, Sara Schwab, Christen Trujillo. 4TH ROW: Rosa Arazate, Defina Ortiz, Gail Lcvas, Jamct Nakarmura, Leslie Stopher, Taralynn Blower, Karen Neely. TOP ROW: Kathy Cole, Priscilla Gonsales, Karen Haney, Sue Mehr, Laura Khan, Patty' Bonsa 11, Lainc Perry, Sylvia Fajardo. 120 Gymnastics BOTTOM ROW: Kerrie Imagawa, Ruth Rockliffe, Lori Trice, Lisa Moore, Janet Pilios, Fujiro Bulter, Cindy Carlyle, Lynn Schilder, Terri Mark. TOP ROW: Jackie Sador, Raylin Dority, Chris Wilson, Beth Parks, Roxanne Thoner, Wendy Newman, Kim Easal, Pat Farrell, Cindy Cochran, Brenda Haymond, Hollis West, Darlene Clark. 121 Girls’ C.I.F. Swimming Profiting by the return of 17 veteran swimmers and excellent coaching by Bertie Stevens and Beverly Romero (plus lots of talent), the Girls' GIF Swim Team splashed into the new season prepared to sweep the league. Depth and enthusiasm were the Saints' main advantages as they pulled through the season with a respectable finish in the league. Outstanding swimmers named were Sophomore Sally Avila, and Juniors Tami Fields and Bonnie Hood. Seniors Dede Baggot and Janice Jacobs were Captain and Co-Captain respectively. BOTTOM ROW: Ophelia White, Linda Boggs, Sally Avila, Pam Riffle, Joanna Capouch, Janice Jacobs, Dede Baggot, Mary Daily. SECOND ROW: Diane VanWortel, Susan Armstrong, Cheryl Richards, Cynthia Stumfall, Barbra Capouch, Kay Avila, Keiko Tsujioka, Cynthia Richards, PatCarland, Sherron Brown, Cinger Eddy, Jill Klingaman, Myrna Light. THIRD ROW: Sheri Sail, Theresa Szylagi, Aurora Herrera, Cynthia Qucvcdo, Beth Rockliffc, Patti Hogscth, Mary Hawly, Kelly Hafcr, Karen Dunn, Kelly Fackcldcy, Wanda Catlett, Cheryl Phipps. 122 Girls Track Field ’75-’76 Santa Ana Girls' Track Team had a very strong team this year. The Sally Saints worked very hard, all the way to CIF. They will be very promising in the years to come. Some of the victorious people were: Milisa Swisshelm, Becky Bonsall, Alma Ortiz, Denise Smith, Mary Skiles, Sabrina Garza, Hilda Gonzales, Corinne Patten, Suzanne Knox, Nancy Bell. These people hopefully will be returning with even more victories for Santa Ana High School. BOTTOM ROW - LEFT TO RIGHT O. Hardy, S. Lorroc, Bonita Baldwin, Mernia Cortiz, Sheryl Crawford, Verdi Tomis, Fujiko Buttler, SECOND ROW A. Heckle, B. Jccklc, Karon Marino, Susan Marino, Hilda Gonzales, Corinne Patten, K. Stud, Alma Ortiz, A. Tweedy. TOP ROW Coach Hays, Susan Knox, Barbra Degree, Mary Skiles, Milisa Swisshelm, BeckyBonsall, Sabrina Garza, Debbie Mclean, Manager-Kathy Taylor, Coach May. I Homecoming ’75 What a week! Peanut Butter, cracker and whistling contest, marshmallow eating contest (sophs win with 68 in 57. 5 seconds), water balloon throwing contests, and a fantastic pep assembly amused the Saints as they prepared for October 17 and the game against Villa Park. Half-time was highlighted by crowning of our Homecoming Queen, Headier Marsh and her princesses Raylin Dority, Gail McAllister, and Eloise Huerta, amid a thousand red, white and blue balloons followed by spectacular fireworks. After coming from behind to defeat V.P. 7-3, Saint fans and alumni met at Sac for the Homecoming Dance to top off a fantastic week. Plaza Suite by Neil Simon Plaza Suite is a three act comedy, performed Nov. 20, 21, and 22, 1975. Neil Simon has taken three common but unfortunate situations and shown their lighter side. Act 1 Karen Nash . . . Sam Nash . . . . Bellhop........ Waiter......... Jean McCormack Act 2 Waiter......... Jesse Kiplinger . Mu rial Tate . . . Act 3 Norma Hubley. . Roy Hubley . . . Borden Eisler. . Mimsey Hubley . Patty Stowe 11 Robert Boniski Paul Brown Danny Valdez Alaine Perry Danny Valdez Robert Boniski Stephanie Preston Laura Nessly Wendell Whitten Paul Brown Alaine Perry BVIL .... 133 Freshmen Prince Princess Sal Reyes Cindy Quevedo King Queen Greg Lerurrr Bernice Muratalla nior Prince Princess Sophomore Prince Princess Ana Soto Kevin Fleming (Not Pictured) Color Day 1976 An ice cream social, rootbeer drinking contest and pickle eating competition highlighted lunchtime Color Day activities for 1976. A big change came this year when the traditional Clash Day was re-named Larry Snyder Day in honor of Mr. Snyder’s impeccable taste in clothing. 'Hie climax of the spirit-filled week came Friday night, when the Saint basketball team defeated Magnolia. At half-time, finalists for the Color Day Court were announced. After the game, a dance was held at SAC where Color Day King Greg Lerum, Queen Bernice Muratalla and their court were crowned, finalizing the week's festivites. 137 Lil’ Abner Lil' Abner,” preformed on March 4, 5 and 6, was set in the fictitious town of Dogpatch, USA. Daisy Mae takes off after Abner for the annual Sadie Hawkin’s Day and gets what she wants. But, at the same time, a big businessman from the government, General Bullmoose, is trying to steal a secret formula for Yokum-berry tonic that is supposed to make a man more masculine when taken. Many involved and interesting things occur before this satire ends. Cast (in order of appearance) Lonesome Polecat Steve Angcbrandt Hairless Joe Mark Martinez Old Lady Patti Kaniski Dogpatch Man Mike Crehan Romeo Scragg John Watson Clem Scragg Csaba Szilagyi A If Scragg Keith Weinberg Moonbeam Me Swine Annette Hayes Marryin' Sam Danny Valdez Earthquake McCoon Paul Brown Daisy Mae Stephanie Preston Pappy Yokum John Power Mammy Yokum Laurie Nucssly Abner Yokum Blaydcn Hall Mayor Davrgmcat Bryan Thompson Wendell Whitten Senator Jack S. Phogbound Dr. Henrietta T. Finsdalc Debbie Godcjahn Government Man Mike Crehan Government Man 11 Richard Jenson Available Jones Alan Cummings Stupcfyin' Jones Andrea Sotcr Speedy McRabbit Mike Hargrove Colonel Richard Lucas Radio Commentators Brendan Beach President Mike Hargrove General Bullmoose Brendan Beach Secretaries Ginger Eddy Anita Pugh Sara Schwab Claudia Thics Appassionata von Climax Janice Richardson Evil Eye Fleagle Dan Davenport Dr. Smithborn Sally Ostbcrg Dr. Krogmcycr Patti Kaniski Dr. Schlcifitz Cynthia Butler State Department Man Sherwood Cox Creighton Mike Hargrove Waiters Hugo Perez David Jenson Policemen Jeff Jones Billy Brown Dancers (cronies and wives): Steve Angcbrandt, Billy Brown, Javier Garcia, Adam Halkara, Julie Harrclson, Annette Hayes, Kathy Massey, Cindy Morrell, Janet Pilios, Michelle Shaffer, Candice von Cott Muscular Husbands Doug Cast, Chuck Hogg, Jim Hughes, Leo Kulp, Greg Lerum, John Stauffer 140-Activities Black Culture Week The B.S.U. Club is now in its fourth year of duration. The active club has had a very prosperous year and the goals set up have certainly been achieved. The club had many activities and as usual the Black History Week was an inspiring event for cultural awareness was certainly learned. Though the club is young in age, unity is the key to its success. Along with dedication, these two ingredients will always make a club successful. Truly to be young, gifted and black is where it is. A Place for. .. being a leader communicating knowledge finding yourself seeking a goal Board of Control (BOC) The BOC had nowhere to go but up, up, and away - - and so they did (with their spirit balloons.) After grabbing second place in volleyball at camp, they stayed in shape by taking good care of ASB activities. Accomplishments of Santa Ana Nigh's BOC ranged all the way from putting on great dances to... washing cars on a Saturday... making banners for the football games... impressing BOCs from other high schools.. .and practicing their British for the redcoats just in case they should invade us again. This past year was highlighted by the many zany antics of a few certain members, and Crawford's one-of-a-kind meetings (Hey, you're out of order!). Long hours of hard work have been clocked by the BOC. The fantastic Homecoming half-time show chaired by Glasser typifies the numerous climaxes reached by the BOC. Under ASB President Carl Crawford, the school's seen a terrific year. BOTTOM: FROSH PRES, Mario Diaz; ASB PRES, Carl Crawford. 2ND ROW: SOPH. PRES, Tami Fields; STRCM, Javier Garcia; PUBLICITY, Kay Avila; FINANCE, Irene Ibarra; STR COMM, Cheryl Beltran; STRCM, Csaba Slilagyi; SENIOR PRES, 1, Bob Brown; STRCM G SENIOR PRES 2, Greg Lcrum; HISTORIAN, Jim Moore; 3RD ROW: STRCM, Todd Malloy; JUNIOR PRES, Jim Vitclli; B ATHLETICS, Tom DeCrcc; CASC REP, Judi Watters; ASB SEC, Raylin Dority; ASB VP, Steve Glasser; STRCM, Pam Smith; CAMERAPHOBIA: PEP, Cindy Butler; G ATHLETICS, Ann Sandoval; STRCM, Georgina Sotelo; CASC REP, Eva Palomino. 144 ASR Officers iB'DoTilV ' Secret a $ g' ?££ President Carl Cro fo 1! Class Cabinets. . . Seniors “Spirit of’76” After sponsoring several successful Rec Nights, a talent show, and a Senior Week among many other things, the spirit of '76 indeed lives within the 1976 graduating class. This class is definitely the greatest and most spirited one of SAHS, making the bicentennial year a most memorable occasion at Saintland. The Senior Cabinets should be saluted for their work. 1ST SEMESTER CABINET? YES! FRONT: Don Garrett, Gail McAllister, Reggie Traylor, Patty Beltran, Kirk Bclsby. 2ND ROW: Kerrie Imagawa, Chuck Bobb, SEC Susy Pleshe, PRES Bob Brown, VICE-PRES Dawn Pickering, Doug Cast, Laura Seltzer, Eric Schwab. CAMERAPIIOBIA: Jovita Gonzalez, Thom Taylor, and the 2ND SEMESTER SENIOR CABINET. Sophomores Locomotives of '78 The Sophomores chugged away from Station '75 early one morning to do all sorts of things. Some of their accomplishments were to sell '78 buttons, have a couple of bake sales, sponsor the Spirit Trains competition, and plan Sophomore Week. The Locomotives will really roll next year when they must raise money for the Prom and company. FRONT: JohnnaGarcia,Bcnita Baldwin, Jackie Sidor, Gerardo Saldivar, Stephanie Preston. 2ND ROW: VICE-PRES Sally Avila, PRES Tanii Fields, SEC Karen Kempa, Terri Perez, Heather Hallccn, Julie Matsushita. CAMERAPIIOBIA: Dcryl Bell, Tom Doughty, Kevin Fleming. Class Cabinets. . . Juniors ‘‘Prideof’77” Lots of HARD WORK? That's the question the Junior Cabinet had to answer as they searched about SAMS for a little Prom money. LEFT OF STAIRS: PRES Jim Vitclli, VICE-PRES BclcnRodriguez. TOP TO BOTTOM: FRECKLES COMM Sue Mehr, MUSCLES COMM David Stone, MISSING LINK Jim Moore, X ?TZ COMM Coreen Patten, COMM OF COMM. Patty Bonsall, COS2X + SIN2X = 1 COMM Laura Kahn, INTELLIGENCE COMM Kirstin Tolomeo, SILENT MINORITY MEMBER Jim Johnson, NOSE John Sclindh, COMM OF COMM Jolina Ward, COMM OF JEFF A. COMM Kathy Tarr. CAMERAPHOBIA: Maria Lopez, SEC Rosalinda Trujillo, RobbinWard. Freshmen “Might of ’79” The Freshman Cabinet did their best to keep the '79ers floating above the rough waters of Santa Ana, and away from the Seniors' grinning version of JAWS. Though they left the upperclassmen bored and unimpressed with their antics, the Freshmen caught some eyes sporting their unusually flashy '79 buttons. (Good buttons are hard to find nowadays.) They even had a few good bake sales and held a skating party. Compared to the work of Freshman classes in the past, this year's cabinet did an excellent job. Much is expected of these future Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors of Santa Ana High. BOTTOM: Lisa Martin, Craig Malloy, Christine Wilson, Tom Philp. EDGE OF STAIRS: Becky Bonsall, SEC Fujiko Butler. BACK: Fred Astran, Shirley Crawford, VICE-PRES Vicky Schinnerer, Cindy Cochran, Lorrie Trice, Ruth Parnell, PRES Mario Diaz. CAMERA -PHOBIA: Fred Lover. Boys’ • State • Boys’ • Girls’ • State • Girls’ • State Relationships with people are one of the most important tilings I learned at GIRLS' STATE, because if one doesn’t understand people then one can never understand politics (and maybe even life?). At GIRLS' STATE we set up our own city, county, and state governments. We held conventions for our two political parties, the Whigs and the Tories. Elections were also held for all offices and I was elected Supreme Court Justice. We had our own State Assembly which made actual laws that all future Girls’ Staters must obey. It was an unforgettable experience, and 1 thank Santa Ana High and the American Legion Auxiliary for letting me be a part of it. Janice Jacobs State • Girls’ • State Boys’ • State •Girls’ BOYS' STATE is a hands-on political science laboratory. It is sponsored by the American Legion and held at California State University of Sacramento. Delegates from every high school in California ran for offices at city, county, and state government. We (the delegates) learned that, among many tilings, democracy docs have its problems but we as a country can make it work to its full potential. I'd recommend any young man who is a junior to shoot for this honor. Paul Brown Academic Decathlon 1976 A.D. HONORS DIVISION SCHOLASTIC DIVISION VARSITY DIVISION ALTERXATES Haney, Pryer Avila, Weessies Moore, Brown Just, Enough Hold it! You're under arrest! Despite their detention by the Santa Ana police for monopolizing test answer d. Volkswagen , the Decathlonners can still be seen smiling. This year's team coached by Schoff took 7th place out of 33 schools that participated in the '75-'76 Academic Decathlon. First place awards were taken by Karen Haney for Career Ed (Honors Div); Dan Weessies for Social Science, Kay Avila for Math (Scholastic Div); and Paul Brown for Conversation Skills (Varsity Div). Most notable of additional awards were Haney's 2nd place overall standing in essay writing, and Weessies' 3rd overall standing in social science. Weessies received a plaque for his outstanding performance on the SS exam. LEFT TO RICHT: Jim Moore, Melinda Barton, Roscannc Barr, COACH Elwood Schoff, POLICE!, DECATHLON CAPTAIN Karen Haney, Ron Pryer, Paul Brown, Dan Weessies, Kay Avila, Kathy Tarr, Tom DeGrcc. CAMERAPHOBIA: Kim Moore. Kiwanis Bowl Kiwanis Bowl is an intellectual competition which tests instant recall of a wide variety of facts and general knowledge. With the arrival of an electronic panel board, the Quiz Kids practiced all year and awaited their debut at Saddleback High. (Anyone for Jeopardy out there?) FRONT: Roscannc Barr, Kay Avila, John Nienow. 2ND ROW: COACH Elwood Schoff, Chris Logan, Brad Tarr, Ron Prycr, Russell Schmalcnbcrgcr, Ham Oldcwage, Tom Nienow. CAMERAPHOBIA: Sally Avila, Karen Christensen, Mike Hargrove, Jim Hartman, Todd Malloy, Arcelia (Sally) Ramirez. 149 Sealbearers TOP OF 7: Ron Pryer, Mark Baron, Mary Daily, Lynne Walling, Janice Jacobs, John Stauffer, Rhonda Gisler, Brad Tarr, Dee Dee Baggot, Kerrie Imagawa. COUNTERCLOCKWISE AROUND THE 6: Alaine Parry, Susy Pleshe, Steve Glasser, Karen Haney, Kathy Taylor, Kirk Belsby, Jean Degree, Hilda Ruiz, Dawn Pickering, Phil Blower, Tom Nienow, Roseanne Barr, Kirstin Tolomeo, Lorsielynn Gillaspy, Kay Avila, Fawn Castano, Cathie Massey. Senior Honor Society FRONT ROW: Blayden Hall, Lori Gillaspy, Tom Nienow, Kerrie Imagawa, DeeDee Baggot, Kirstin Tolomeo, Mary Daily, Roseanne Barr, John Stauffer. ROW 2: Janice Jacobs, Cathie Massey, Greg Lerum, Lynne Walling, Alaine Parry, Kay Avila, Fawn Castano, Ophelia White, Jean Degree, Hilda Ruiz, Mr. Schoff. ROW 3: Kirk Belsby, Karen Haney, Paul Brown, Mark Baron, Logan Bechtol, Phil Blower, Ron Pryer, Steve Glasser, Carol Skiles, Susy Pleshe, Kathy Taylor, Rhonda Gisler, Dawn Pickering. Freshman Honor Society FRONT ROW: Ernest Mustain, Richard Young, Julie Harrelson, ROW 2: Vicki Shinnerer, Craig Malloy, Donna Greco, Barbara Capouch. ROW 3: Robert Richardson, Nancy Bell, Tom Philp, Ruth Parnell, Cindy Cochran. ROW 4: Brett Franklin, Sherwood Cox, Pat McCafferty, Brian Johnson. Sophomore Honor Society FRONT ROW: Rosa Navarro, Andrea Soter, Jackie Sidor, Kathy Steineger, Leanna Elliot. ROW 2: Sally Avila, Leslie Stopher, Vicki Comey, Sara Schwab, Cathy Valarde, John N'ienow. ROW 3: Sally Ramirez, Debbie Godgejahn, Julie Matsushita, Stephanie Preston, Hans Oldewage, Nancy Hayden, Mike Korsbreck. ROW 4: Joe Weissies, Larry Philips, Mildred Myers, Heather Halleen, Denny Rambo, Adam Haikara, David Garrett. Junior Honor Society FRONT ROW: Tanji Fields, Sandy Valarde, Barbara Noonan, Karen Neely, Sally Ostberg, Olga Elias-Calles, Patricia Rivera. ROW 2: Laura Kahn, Annette Comey, Debbie Parrett, Patti Stowell, Eileen Rafferty, Hedda Lettuce, Donna Wong, Mr. Schoff. ROW 3: Jeff Angler, Melinda Barton, Robbin Ward, Mary Hawly, Susie Bright, Nina Horne, Sue Mehr, Eileen Rafferty, Kelly Hafer. ROW 4: Tom Anderson, Mike Hargrove, Jim Johnson, Jim Reed, Russell Schmallenberger, David Stone, Jim Vitelli, Tom Beeghly, Todd Malloy, Mike Honer. 151 Songleaders. . . i Susy Pleshe, Dawn Pickering (Head) Laura Seltzer, Norma Miranda, Heather Marsh, Judy Miller, Diane Rico 156-Organizations J.V. Cheerleaders. . . Sammy Sally Saint Paul Broi Marcia Organizations-159 Dcmc'e Fernandez', Boi Drill Team This year the Drill Team under the supervision of captains Cathy Massey, Sally Ostberg, and Laurie Nuessly and advised by Mrs. Smitherman participated in many parades and competitions. Some of their activities included: Marching in America on Parade at Disneyland and winning third place in the Santa Ana Christmas Parade. BOTTOM ROW: Jo Ann Alberico, Elaine Karber, Mary Ann Valdez. SECOND ROW: Janice Richardson, Leanna Elliot, Terrie Oliman, Lisa Graves. THIRD ROW: Leslie Richardson, Sally Ramirez, Benita Baldwin, Debbie Parrot, Barbara Turner. FOURTH ROW: Maria Denis, Cindy Morrell, Julie Ivey, ITiomesen Mathews, Delores Lopez, Debbie Flint. 162 Flag Twirlers The Flag Twirlers marched in many parades, participated in football halftimes, and many other activities. They won 3rd place at camp, 2nd place in the Calif. Band Review, and 5th place in the Saddleback Competition. Organizations - 163 KNEELING: Danny Stirtz, Frank Pittser, Rick Cowan, Mark Mandy, Mike Honer, Terri Mark. FIRST ROW: Danny Valdez, P.ia”f .rcd AstTa � cndV Newman, Adam Ortiz, Mike Van Patton, Judith Gonzales, Patti Hogscth, Juli Mysliwy, KeiUi Spencer. SECOND ROU: Cathy Pratt, John Palmer, Laity Phelps, Lori Gillaspy, Kevin McIntyre, Buddy Blan, Rod Fulcher, Kevin Kean, Chris Trujillo, Toni Heifer, Mark Baron. Lcttcrettcs: Stephanie Preston, Mary Schroth, Tangi Fields, Kathy Gillaspy, Debbie Godcjahn, Martha Gonzales, Julie Harrclson, Connie Lawry, Leslie Riley. Tall Flags: Terry Olaman, Brenda Thornhill, Diane Stingley, Carmela O Campo, Juanita Karbcr, Andrea Sotcr, Jeaiuiie Poppa. Pep Band The Pep Band is a group made up of selected students from the advanced band. They are seen at assemblies, home basketball games, and home football games. Tall Flags and Letterettes The Tall Flags and Letterettes make up an important part of the band. Under the direction of Mrs. Smith-erman, they take part in many parades and competitions. 164 BOTTOM ROW: Sally Osrberg, Gabricla Fincland, Kim Lentz, Kathy Dunn, Carole Rodgers, Barbara Noonan, Becky Reber, May Wong, Annette Hayes, Darlene Clark, Laurie Nuessly, Debbie Parrott, Cindi Acosta, SECOND ROW: Tami Fields, Coreen Patton, Pat Culberson, Lisa Matney, Barbara Turner, Rosa Caruso, Marcia Cargil, Sara Schuab, Pat Blcull, Blanca Navar, Lee Jennings, Laura Flores, Cindy Butler. THIRD ROW: Kathy Taylor, Janet Thorkelson, Pam Smith, David Jenson, Norma Martinez, Maria Gonzales, Anita Pugh, Mari Hufft, Cynthia Odcan, Martha Alvarez, Nancy Medina. FOURTH ROW: Martha Allen, Mark Martinez, John Hollinger, Bryan Thompson, Danny Valdez, Alan Cummings, Richard Jenson, Bob Bon inski, Paul Brown, David Headland, Clark Stcddard, Blayden Thompson, Carol Conteras, Linda Case. Concert Choir Concert Choir is a group of about 54 singers. They sang at the Christmas Concert, the Bicentennial Bash at the Convention Center, the Spring Concert and the Pops Concert. Chamber Singers Chamber Singers under the direction of Mr. Michael Murphy accomplished many things this year. Climaxing on concerts such as Christmas Concerts, a Tri Choral with CDM and Laguna, Bicentennial Ba,sh, Newport Choral Festival, Chapman College Festival, District Bicentennial, and Graduation, with a few minor concerts in between. TOP ROW: Janet Thorkelson, Kathy Taylor, Andy Bonsall, Richard Jensen, Paul Brown, Danny Valdez, Patty Bonsall, Cindy Butler. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Dunn, Alainc Perry, Paul Stule, Robert Boniski, Perry Baker, David Jensen, Cindy Acosta, Becky Reber. BOTTOM ROW: Ann Harrison (pianist), Kim Lentz, Debbie Parrot, Blayden Thompson, Bryan Thompson, Michael Crchan, Darlene Clark, Barbara Noonan, Laurie Nuesslcy. 165 I ! Sea Ski continues to enjoy many surf and ski trips. SITTING: Lance Robinson, Eileen Moore, Mark Trice, Stephanie Hayes, Wanna Surf, Wanna Ski, Wanna B. Me, Cheryl Richards, Cathy Caplis, Eric Schwab, Cindy Wild, Karen Murphy, Brian Bluff. STANDING: Basil Thornphart, Darrell Wimberly, Carol Paraseau, Christy Anagnostou, Sheri Subriar, Hang Ten, Ima Socool, Gary Russell, IN TREE: Greg Lerum, Jamie Wilson, Herb White, Susan Paraseau. Lettermen gain honor through athletic achievement. BOTTOM ROW: Ed Salcido, Scott Koch, Bob Brown, Greg Lerum, Chuck Hogg, Blayden Hall, Brad Tarr, Mike Gallanes. ROW 2: Mike Area, Craig Hunter, Jim Vitelli, Eric Schwab, Tim Smith, Kirk Belsby, Dan Poencet, Logan Bechtol. ROW 3: Derek Martin, Mike Haly, George Ballantyne, Alex Bancroft, George Vega, Bruce Small, Gilbert Garcia, Leo Culp, Richard Jensen, Doug Cast, Don Garrett. 166 «• . Spinsters fulfill their motto- To serve is to give, to give is to love-we serve, we give, we love. This year the club raised money for Fairview, State Hos., provided Thanksgiving dinners for needy families, and decorated the graduation arches. Members are: Viola Angebradt, Rosanne Barr, Melinda Barton, Susie Bright, Olga Elias-Calles, Marcia Cargill, Debbie Carland, Fawn Castano, Karen Christenson, Annette Comey, Donna Doyle, Tanji Fields, Jona Garthe, Karen Haney, Kerrie Imagawa, ] ee Jennings, Laura Kahn, Kim Lentz, Sally Medina, Carrie Mithcell, Felicia Morrison, Karen Neely, Lisa Peterson, Pam Riffle, Pat Rivera, Susan Ross, Kathy Taylor, Kirstin Tolomeo, Sandie Velarde, Lynne Walling, Jolina Ward, Judi Watters, Ophelia White, Sheila Wilhoit. Generator Is it possible that this motley assortment of misfits could have produced that fantastic publication known as THE GENERATOR? You bet your pica pole. BOTTOM ROW: Eric Schwab, Art Editor; Robbin Ward, Editorial Co-Editor; Greg Olmstead, Associate Editor, News Editor; Tom Doughty, Photography Co-Editor. SEC. ROW: Alex Bancroft, Photography Co-Editor; Jim Hughes, Sports Editor; Gloria Heer, Editorial Co-Editor; Phil Blower, Editor-in-Chief; Ken Cast, Photography Co-Editor; Brad Tarr, Entertainment Editor. BOTTOM ROW: Shirley Crawford, Gloria Heer, Roseanne Barr, Lynne Schilder, Mario Diaz, Robbin Ward, Mike Riley. ROW 2: Santiago Cereceda, Brad Tarr, Kay Avila, Tom Nienow, Mary Daily, Jim Hughes, Karen Christensen, Phil Blower, Derek Martin, Csaba Szilagyi, Janice Richardson, Eric Schwab, Greg Lerum, Tom Doughty. ROW 3: Ron Pryer, Bruce Small, Frank N. Stein, Greg Olmstead, Alex Bancroft, Ken Cast, Ted Clucas, Advisor. 168-Organizations Photo Club David Moore, Javier Garcia, Peek A Boo, Alan Cummings, What A Smile, Iva, Secret, Cheli Salvalindo Advisor: Steve Pratt Stage Crew helps backstage With the plays. ROW 1:rC :rskvage!lohn ROW 2: Manu Richard Sylvia GonZsaeleNtralcs. Harvey Palmer. Jose Vega steve Sotelo. cyn v 3: Scott Matney, DeSic„aiiJ Michael WUliams. Mr- So11 ' Dear SAHS, I think this is a good opportunity to let you know about my staying here in the U.S. as an AFS student, and also about my experiences and impressions. In Peru, I graduated from High School. I became involved with AFS while studying English in a North-American Institute, but I really didn't plan on going abroad. I think that this will be an experience that I will never forget. I think that it is great to get to know people in spite of languages, races, religions, and beliefs. Of course, at the beginning it is kind of scary and you start thinking: How would it be to live with a different family? With new friends? To attend a school with a different system? But as you pass through all of this stuff, you come to the conclusion that people are people. On the contrary, you learn to except some things. You can not judge something that you really don't know. This program not only helps you to learn all about other countries, but it also helps you to learn more about your own country by making comparisons or discovering something new. Love, Cheli Dear Santa Ana High Students and Teachers, I am Claudia Thies, your foreign exchange student from Germany. I am staying with the Preston family. Stephanie Preston is my host sister. I am very glad that I came to your school. I enjoyed your school activities very much, which were so new for me. I got to know so many nice people here at SAHS. Everyone was so helpful when at first I couldn't understand because of language difficulties. But by that kindness I don't feel like a foreigner anymore. In your school I learned alot: 1 learned to appreciate and to like different ideas. I got more tolerant and I learned so much about other cultures. I want to thank you all very much, especially those who helped me to understand your country better. As a big part of my experiences during my stay in the U.S.A. I will remember you very often. Love, Claudia Cheli Salvalindo Peru, South America Claudia Thies Germany 170 Melissa with classmates. I am really having a fantastic time. You cannot measure the value of an AFS experience. There are innumerable new experiences. One learns so much and meets so many people. Have you ever sat in the middle of a coconut forest and watched someone climb the trees and shake down the coconuts? Have you ever been to a witch doctor? Ever been to a village where the houses are all on stilts and the people wear no clothes? Or walked through paddy fields with buffalo walking next to you? These are only a few of the things I've done. I strongly encourage all students who will be juniors and seniors next fall to join the AFS club and to apply for the American Abroad Scholarship. The club welcomes freshmen and sophomores too. You’ll have a great time in this alive club. Melissa Wilhoit Tuaran, Sabah AFS Student to Malaysia AFS The American Field Service is an organization that supports the exchange of students between the United States and many other countries in the world. The AFS has many fund raising activities through-out the year in order to earn money for their exchange programs. During the 1975-76 year our school has accepted two foreign exchange students and has sent two abroad. Members: TOP ROW: Marcia Cargill, Aliane Parry, Bruce Small, Lynn Stopher, John Nienow, Who Knows. SECOND ROW: Thomas Nienow, Mary Daily, Jim Moore, Felicia Morrison, Jim Hughes. THIRD ROW: Nina Horne, Karen Christensen, Roseane Barr, Brad Tarr, Jolina Ward, Phill Blower, Mark Towne. FOURTH ROW: Sheila Wilhoit, Heather Halleen, Sarah Schwab, Thom Taylor, Lori Talbert. FIFTH ROW: Medona Barr, Fawn Castano, Karen Neely, Csaba Szilagyi, Mario Diaz, Mary Jo Smith. SIXTH ROW: Sally Avila, Pam Riffle, Carrie Mitchell, Kim Lentz, Cheli Salialindo, Claudia Theis, Gloria Heir. SEVENTH ROW: Carol Heir, Ophelia White, Steve Glasser, Bob Boniski, Mary Hufft. 171 Espanol Del Mundo This club was formed for a cultural exchange of ideas. All meetings are held in Spanish. Some of their activities include going to Olvera Street to see Las Posadas and going to Magic Mountain for the Cinco de Mayo Celebration. German Club This club was formed for students who are interested in the German culture. First semester the president was Kristen Talomaeo and the Second semester president is Mary Daily. BOTTOM ROW: Ilona Frustockc, Judy Watters, Donna Crcco, Kay Avila, Donna Wong Melinda Barton, Fawn Castano, Javier Garcia. SF.COND ROW: Dolores Duran, Ms. Nanci Gilmore Sally Medina, Annette Comcy, Nancy Bell, Robbin Ward. THIRD ROW: Thom Taylor, Debbie Carland Jona Garthc, Mildred Myers. CAMF.RA SHY: Susie Bright, Sandie Velarde. BOTTOM ROW: Roscann Barr, Felicia Morrison, Mary Daily, Kirsten Tolomco, John Nicnow. SECOND ROW: Greg Hartmann, Mat Tolomeo, Tom Nicnow, Madonna Barr, Robert Richardson, David Rcbcr, Steve Angerbrandt, Mark Towne. THIRD ROW: Bill West, Mark Horne, Hans Oldwage, Russell Schmalcnburgcr, Bradd Tarr, David Towne, Jon Gucnzlcr, Lynn Hancgan, Chclly .aval eta, Mike Hargrove, Kathy Steininger, Toad Maloy, Sheila Wilhoit, Mark Floyd, Phillip Blower, Mrs. Helen Richardson, Bob Boniskc, Eileen Rafferty, Loralyn Talbert, Viola Angebrandt. 172 -Orga nizat ions Danny Alcarcz, Steve Angclrandt, Alex Arcco, Lupc Ava, Perry Baker, Pat Barker, Tina Buel, Tony Bucl, Joe Cepeda, Robert Cornfield, Mike Crehan Clyde Davis, Jose Be La Rosa, Marcus Flcrcs, Mary Griffin, Mary Hilton, Sam Jammot, George Johnson, Ronnie Johnson, David Lucas, Richard Lucas, Toad Malloy, Rick Manz, John Moore, Jose Morales, Anna Maira Moreno, Jack Nieman, Jay O'Neal, Hugo Perez, Steve Powell, Irana Ravera, Mary Ann Redmon, Jim Reed, Michael Reeder, Jose Rojo, Maximo Salcra, Thomas Serafin, Alex Silva, Elisibeth Silva, Christina Silva, Mike Sumnero, Teresa Szilagyi, Joe Valdez. LCDR Carl M. Hill, First Sgt. Frank L. Brown. Thespians Thespians is a club composed of the school's outstanding actors and actresses. Membership in this club is granted for high performance in theatre arts. Advisor: Mr. Murphy Members: Bob Boninski, Jo Ann Florez, Cynthia Butler, Bladen Hall, Stephanie Preston, Sara Hoar and Laurie Nuessly. Organizations-173 OHOPO'-Z Dance Reperatory Dance Repertory is devoted to the interests of modern dance and jazz students. This year the club held popcorn sales, put on a dance-a-thon, had a Christmas mini-concert, and participated in master classes taught by the likes of Stephen Peck, Gloria Newman, Lula Montez, and Chuck Davis. A first for the Repertors was the hosting of a choreographer's concert in the SAHS auditorium. Four other high schools were invited to do their thing — Brea-Olinda, Orange, Saddleback, and Villa Park. MEMBERS: Pat Aguillar, Karen Anderson, Xochitl Arellano, Jackie Altaha, Dawn Brown, Donna Brown, Lila Dodge, Beverly Dunn, Kathy Dunn, Mayela Garcia, Pauline Gaveel, Sandra Gomez, Patricia Luna, Ruben Mojarro, Maria Osle, Berta Ramos, Kathleen Roach, Jodie Robertson, Liliana Rowland, Debbie Stevens, Janice Stout, Patti Stow ell, Delia Topete, Rosalinda Trujillo, Pat Valencia, Candice VanCott, Maria Villano. 174 -Organization Members are: Jim Hughes, Pat Melvin, Tom Nienow, Mary Daily, Carrie Mitchell Mitchell, Heidi Squicr, Janice Richardson, Bryan Thompson, Jolina Ward, Karen Neely, Csaba Szilagyi, Bob Neely, Javier Garcia, Brad Tarr, Blaydcn Hall, Mike Haly, Phil Blower, Marsha Cargill, Roseanne Barr, Lance Robinson, Danny Poenecet, Greg Olmstead, Paul Brown, Bruce Small, Jack Armendariz, Derek Martin, Jon Gucnzlcr. Advisor - Teddy Clucas 175 Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Aztlin (MECHA) MECHA, a movement dedicated to Mexican-American youths, is SAH’s largest club. This year its members worked at car washes, bake sales, and Cinco de Mayo activities. Debbie Velarde was crowned MECHA queen, and a dance was held in her honor. A trip to Universal Studios was also taken. ' FRONT: Bogart , PRESC. Bracamontcs. 1ST ROW: R. Carillo, O. Magallon, A. Del Pazo, D. Reyna, L. Rodriguez, C. Ortiz, L. Ontiveros. TRES L. Ruiz, VP S. Sumaya, SEC O. Robles, D. Velarde, L. Sepeda, M. Ruiz, R. Hernandez, M. I.ozano, L. Vega, D. Silvas, K. Burgos, N. Amezcua, J. Acosta, R. Cortez, ADV A. Buford. 2ND ROW: E. Bracamontcs, D. Lozano, G. Ulloa, S. Jordan, K. Macias, F. Tovar, L. Flores, D. Lopez, M. Gomez, Louie , A. Campos, C. Carillo, J. Gonzalez, S. Hernandez, N. Munoz, L. Herrera, E. Mendez, D. Mendez, A. Ulloa, L. Tovar, Jennie , R. Ramirez. 3RD ROW: Xavier , D. Guillen, M. Moreno, G. Estrada, S. Arzatc, Della , T. Flynn, M. Ibarra, Leon , A. Ulloa, 1. Scja, P. Macicl, S. Oliman, V. Mesen, M. Menchaca, P. Blanco, Elenor , J. Valverde. 4TH AND STH ROW: More MECHA members including PUBI.ICIZERS T. Castillo and S. Reyes, and ADV D. Renteria. Black Student Union (BSU) Hie primary goal of BSU is to promote the development of black culture here and outside of Santa Ana High School. This club was established way back in 1971 and now five years later, during America’s bicentennial, its sphere of influence can still be keenly felt. Activities of the ’75-’76 BSU have included the granting of scholarships to deserving black students, the hosting of soul food luncheons, an and the planning of Black Culture Week. During one of the two assemblies the club sponsored, Lori Jones was proclaimed BSU queen over a field of tough competitors. MOVING UPWARDS: Shirley Crawford, Marcel Travers, Gail McAllister, Reggie Traylor, VICE-PRES Carl Crawford, Camile Brown, Denise Smith, Verdie Thomas, Kenneth Patterson, SEC Brenda Steward, Monica McNcal, PRES Pamela Smith, Valeric Crawford, Dan Jackson, James Scott, Derek Fleming. ADVISORS: Mary Bryant, Tony Dilisa, Arthur Buford. Mexican-American Latin Organization (MALO) MALO is a group composed of students who are able to speak both the English and Spanish languages quite fluently. They had several candy sales to raise money for their club treasury. Their initiation rites consisted mainly of riding on tricycles and having to enter a MALO dance contest. Every year the club holds an assembly dealing with the nifty 50's, 60's, and 70's. FRONT: ADV Art Espinosa, Vivian Montcz, Rita Fcurtado. 2ND ROW: Mondo Salgado, Lb. Campos, David Sapicn, David (Shamu) Gonzales, Frank Oviedo, Sally Medina. 3RD ROW: Rosemary Arreola, Irene Nieto, Hilda Rodriguez, Estelle Ramirez, Marisol Preciado, Alicia Ramirez, Mario Sanchez, Alex Calderon. Los Latinos Los Latinos held Mexican folk dance performances at such places as SAC and the Anaheim Convention Center. They received a plaque for service and dedication at Rancho Santiago. FRONT: VP D. Sanchez, SEC M. Sanchez, SEC M. Martinez, TRES E. Rodartc, PRES J. Garcia. 2ND ROW: ADV M. Penaflor, J. Lopez, J. Ortiz, N. Lozano, G. Gonzalez, R. Valencia, F. Navarro. 3RD ROW: A. Gutierrez, F. Elizalde, S. Ceja, J. Lopez, V. Nguyen, M. Arevalo, M. Padilla, E. Picazo, M. Preciado, M. Nunez, V. Hyugen. 4TH ROW: C. Pena, E. Lopez, D. and J. Mendoza, K. Park, J. Rodriguez, D. Padilla, K. Nyugen, A. Rodriguez, A. Picazo, V. Angel, A. Lopez, P. Velazquez, T. Garcia, A. Sandoval, H. Nyugen, E. Hernandez, CO-ADV J. Frutos. The Place Is. . . 17S Old and Wise New and Imaginative Exciting and Intense Broad and Diverse Dr. Charles Kenny Board of Education Superintendent Earl Engman Ass't. Principal, Student Services Luther Martinez Ass't. Principal, Control Peggy Goodall Ass't. Principal, Curriculm Larry Snyder Director of Student Activities Desmond Pincock Librarian Faculty- IS! James Petring Counselor He-Mi Wayne Snell Counselor Mo-R, College EOP Larry Stednitz Counselor S-Z | Ccne Kaus Supervisor of Business Affairs Kathryn Gillen Nurse Security Personel: Kevin Clark, Harry Thomas SITTING: Delia Mosback, Gordan Romero, Cythia Payton. Office Staff: SITTING: Chris Martinez, Alice Rios, ROW 1: Jeanna Moreno, Dorothy Alexander, Elena Davis, Kathy Eddy, Sally Armendariz, Donny Van Patten. ROW 2: Mary Anderson, Cindy Hill, Thelma Richardson, Elvcrda Cameron, Martha McCully, Pat Hizar, Karin Connell, Elsie Myers. NOT PICTURED: Pat Kubba. Maintenance 184-Office Help 13 A o Dick Lindner Bill Ross Rem. Math Fund, State Requirements, Boys PE, State Requirements, Dept. Chmn; Comp. Athletics Comp. Athletics o Mike Murphy Folk Guitar, Concert Choir, Chamber Singers, Drama, Dept. Chmn-Music Ken Stiger Pep Band, Adv. Band, Orchestra, Beg. Inst, Study Hall Music St. Reg-185 Judy Nagle Remedial Math-Fundamentals, Math Applic. ESL Sci-Bio Nick Uglesich Basic Algebra, Remedial Math-Fund., Competitive Athletics Larry Espinoza MGM Algebra, ESL Algebra, Geometry, ESL Math-Fund. Mike Duzynski Algebra, Geometry 186 Cal Rossetti Algebra, Geometry, Basic Geometry David Heilman Geometry, Trigonometry, Algebra, Math-, Fund., Dept. Chairman Ladd Potts Math Fund., Basic Algebra, Competitive Athletics Claude Black Wood Shop Wil Thompson Auto Shop Bob Bowc Electronics, Drafting, Basic Algebra Loyd Sallot Small Engines, Machine Cycle, Dept. Chairman, Cycle Repair E. J. Wilhclmi Metal Shop Fred Christ Wood Shop 187 Hubert Young Larry Arason P.E., Comp. Athl. Dept. Chnn. 188-P.E. Bertie Stevens P.E., CAA, Dept. Chrp Barbera Cox P.E., CAA Ms. Crawly P.E. Marilyn Boyes P.E., CAA Jennie Hayes P.E., CAA Nora Clark Bev Romero P.E., CAA P.E.-1S9 Bob Richey Biology, Exp. Biology, Rem. MathAppl. V2M Pat Quinn Phys. Science, Boys PE, Study Hall, Comp. Athletics : 190-Science Cliff Morrison Math Fund., Physiology Glenn Rice, Dept. Chairman Exp. Phys, Biology Jim Cordon Biology, Exp. Biology Dick Reger David Graham Biology, Exp Bio, Exp Phys. Physics, Exp Phys, ESL Exp Phys. PLUG IN BRAIN BEFORE STARTING MOUTH Karl Hill Naval Science, Comp. Athletics Fred Brown Naval Science Science-191 Ed Collier Typing S S, Career Ed. Ellen Sellier ROP, Career Education, Dept. Chairman Ken Hagen Office Machines, Shorthand, Bus. Dept, Chairman Grace Stein Typing Warren Johnson Typing, Business Arith. Ed Black ROP Business Skills 192-Business Athene Lewis Drill Team, Crafts, Ceramics Pat Shores Art, Dept. Chairman Hazel Etter Human Relations, Tayloring, Clothing, Dept. Chairman Home Economics Mary Bryant Foods Mary Farley Bach. Living, Clothing Art-193 J Jeff Watts World Cultures, Am. Iss. Comp. Athletics Ron May U. S. Hist., Am. Iss., Am. Gov't, Economics Roy San Roman ESI. Gov't, ESI. U.S. Hist., ESI. Adv. Bob Dittoe Am. Hist., Economics, Am. Issues 194 Melanie Espinoza Am. Issues, U.S. Hist. Ernie Wojcik ESI. Am. Iss., ESL Adv, Math Fund., Gov't, Chicano History Wylie Carlyle U. S. Hist., Am. Issues, Comp. Athletics Neal Nlachander Am. Iss. MGM Gov't, Comp. Athletics Elwood Schoff Econ, MGM Soc, St, Am. History Barbara Johannes Am. Iss, AA, U.S. Hist. Don Haffner Psych, Humanities, World Hist. A A, Wd. Cultures Doug Dyer World Hist, World Cult, Career Ed. Mel McCord Am. Iss., World Hist., Dept. Chair' man Arthur Buford Rem. Math Fund, Am. Hist, Wld. Cultures, Am. Iss. John Lippeat World Hist, Am. Iss. Chuck Jurisch Gov't, MGM World Hist. Am. Issues Bob Duckworth Eng. 9, Lang., Dept. Chairman 196 Jane Corser Comp, English 9, Language llarrold Bush English 9, Language Sheryl Anderson Improved Reading, Pyysch Literature Donna Bohnett Language, Composition, Adv. Composition Joseph Callaci English 9, Amcr. Lit. Truman Risa Edward Clucas Language, Mini Courses, Eng. Lit, Yearbook English 9, Journalism, Adv. Journalism, Generator Jan Palmer MGM Eng., Adv. Comp. David Hoy Language, Mini Courses, English 9 Solomon Guggenheim Amcr. Lit, Logic, Latin 197 Margarita Sanchez Estudios 1-S, Spanish Dec Davis ESL Advanced Beginning, ESL Reading, Trans. Reading Jim Murphy Special Ed., EMR Students Justo F rut os ESL Adv., Comp. Athl. Dave Hoy English, Career Education Helen Richardson Nancy Gilmore Art Espinonsa German Spanish Bilingual Spanish Andrea Zeller French Manuel Penaflor Spanish, Bil. St. Req., Bil. Am. Issues, Comp. Athl. For. Lang.-199 Brett Albert Geraldine Alice Margie Jeff Meg Arthur Silvia JoAnnc Steve Abels Acosta Acosta Acuna Acuna Adams Adams Aguilar Aguilar Alberico Alcala David Mike Martha Pattie Manual Gloria Rosa Steve Mauricio Adina Jeff Alcaraz Alcaraz Allen Allshousc Almaraz Alvarado Amaya Amaya Amezlua Andilious Angier Spyro Manass Pedro Jose Aramando Robert Jose Fred Mary Ralph Kristen Antipast Aparicio Aparicio Arambula Arganoa Arostigue Arreola Arvizu Arzatc Arzate Aston -'T -a Maria Yolanda Manuel Richard Dean Shelly Sherri Ruben Pat Wayne Blanca Avalos Avalos Avina Azcvcdi Babcock Baird Bales Barela Barker Barnes Barragan Humberto Johnny Melinda Brendan Richard Tom Kathy Scot Louie Russ Bruce Barragan Barragan Barton Beach Beerra Beeghly Bennett Bennett Blanco Bobb Bocninkhol Robert Patty Sondi Brian Patti Evelina Camilc Sheila Steve Craig Raymond Boniske Bonsall Bush Bradshaw Brewer Bright Brown Brown Brown Bupp Burrola Charmaine Anthony Don Joey Susy Mark Norman Sweety Gloria Linda Lori Butler Calderon Carrot Calderon Clashy Calderon Calderon Calderon Caliboso Caliboso Campana Ernesto Robert Sylvia Debbie Connie Dave Colleen Carlos Chris Teresa Jcsusita Campos Canales Cardenas Carland Carter Carter Carr Carrillo Castaneda Castillo Castro Juniors-201 Laura Roger Joe Santingo Benjamin Margo Kay Castro Sarri Cerda Cereceda Chavez Chavez Chitwood June Karen Darlene Bill Annette Carol Cathy Choi Christensen Clark Clevenger Comcy Contreras Cole Alex Austin Maria Maria Judy Patricia Christine Cooper Cooper Corona Correa Cortez Cortez Cote JUNIORS nr.. .JUNIORS Rick Valerie Mike Mike Guadalupe Peter Chau Joanne Kathi Tom Barry Cowan Crawford Crchan Crider Cruz Cumpien Dang Davis Decker DeGree Davis Hello Oscar Colleen Mike Donna Paul Jack Kathy Lupe Olga Tommy Diaz Diaz Dodge Dosman Doyle Duncanson Dunn Dunn Duran Elias-Calles Elisalda Trino Maggie Francisco Isabel Eduardo John Darrell Natalie Mark Tanji George Elizarraras Escobedo Espinoza Espinoza Esqucr Evans Fahmey Falcon Felix Fields Figueroa Derek Laura Lupe Mark Mary Terri Manuel Leopoldo Debi Steve Gilbert Fleming Flores Flores Flores Flores Flynn Formcnt Frausto Frazier Freemen Garcia 202-Juniors Cecelia David Robert Susan Joseph Kathy Lisa Louis Guadalupe Angelberto Leo Gonzalez Gonzales Gonzales Goodin Grando Granados Graves Grijalva Guillen Gutierrez Guzman Anita Wes Lynn Michael Jeff Jim Kathy Teresa Michelle Elizabeth Georgina Habiger Hairston Hanegan Hargrove Hartman Hartman Hartman Haymond Hechen Hernandez Hernandez JUNIORS ‘77’.. .JUNIORS ‘77’.. .JUNIORS Julie Manuel Rosa Silvia Rose Stella Michael David Nora Dolores Nellie Herrera Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hessig Hicbert Hill Hinojosa Hinojosa Jimmy Diane Laura Mary Russ Jill Denine Kim Ana Pat Bruce Johnskin Johnson Kahn Kaniski Karchefski Klingaman Knight Korsbrck Landrian Lavey Leeworkoftski Kim Yolanda Mary Myma Tom Connie Ada Cindy Johnny Maria Martin Lentz Leon Lievanos Light Little Llanos Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Juniors-203 Romon Theresa Cina Patricia James Peter Anthony Jesus Ofelia Patrick Todd Lopez Lopez Lucero Luna Machgan Macicl Madrid Magallon Magallon Mahoney Malloy Greg Marco Rudy Anabcla Dolores Jerry Louie Miguel Nancy Raymond Lisa Martin Marin Marguez Martines Martinez Matinez Martin Martinez Martinez Martinez Matney Thomasyne Terrina David Eleanor Douglas Kevin Matthews Mayo McDonald McDonald McElroy Mvlntyre JUNIORS ‘77’ .. . JUNI Larry Sally Sue Laura Andy Susan McKnight Medina Mehr Melendez Menchac Mendez Lisa Jorge Debbie Judy Cindy Ruben Mendieta Mercado Miller Miller Mock Mojarro Jose Mike Vivian Eileen Theresa Ana Dymphna Pedro Alfred David Enrique Moncada Monroe Montez Moore Morlcs Moreno Moreno Moreno Morris Morse Munoz Sandy Yoli Ccorgc Raymond Tim Benny Maria Karen My Peter Cary Munoz Murtalla Murillo Murillo Nacvc Navarrettc Navarro Neely Van Nguyen Nguyen Niemicr 204-Juniors A1 Laurie Barbara Rene Midas John Carmela Tere Armando Jorge Danny Smith Noel Noonan Novella Wclby Nuttall Ocampo Oliman Olivares Olivares Olivas Joe Jim Rob George Carlos Alma Cynthia Ignacio Joshua Perry Bill Olvera O'Neal O'Neal Orate Orozco Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Osle Sally Frankie Yuette Ostbcrg Oviedo Onina Irene Ibarra JUNIORS ‘77’ Daniel Andrew Padina Palomino .. JUNl Martha Debbie Brandy Coreen Marielena Rosa Parra Partett Parrott Patten Perez Perez Rosa Yamile Edward Machcl Veronica Erma Perez Perez Peterson Phelps Pimentel Pinal Frank john Carole Jon Randy John David Xavier Eileen Alicia Andres Pittser Pizanie Poland Polentz Ponce Power Prcciado Quesada Rafferty Ramirez Ramirez Sally Ramirez James Reed Chris Reyes Franza Reyes Hector Denise Elida Jan Lesley Pam Reyes Reyng Reynoso Richardson Richardson Riffle Rios Juniors-20! Lupc Mark Pat Bclcn Jesse Ralph Richard Woodrow Martha Mary Elvia Rivera Rivera Rivera Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodrigue; Rogers Romero Romero Romo Susan Joseph Jerry Tom Virginia Edmund Carol Almado Jose Luis Jose John Ross Rozewski Ruiz Rule Salazar Salcido Saldivar Salgado Salgado Sap Sanchez Mariano Merida Susan Tony David Annie Louis Yancy Carmen Russell Steve Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sandberg Sandoval Sanfilippo Sasan Saucedo Schmalinberger Searles JUNIORS nr . . . JUNIORS HT . .. JUNIOR Virginia Richard Irma Janet Victor Alma Jack Arthur Paul David Maryjo Scdurifa Segura Seja Shghardt Sillas Silva Silva Sims Sjule Smith Smith Pam Steve John Jesus John Georgina Harvey Maria Mario Keth Madonna Smith Smith Selindh Solis Solis Sotelo Sotelo Soto Soto Spencer Spencer Bobby Brenda David Pati Michael Kathy Dorothea Randy Deborah Denine Roxanne Steward Steward Stone Stowell Summers Tarr Taylor Tellez Thompson Thompson Thoncr F.d Karen Josef Ricky Florence Maria Lorraine Rosalinda Phuong Barbara May Ann Tischofer Tomsen Torres Torres Tovar Tovar Trotter Trujillo Truong Turner Villasenor 206-Juniors Alfiedo James Carlos Danny Dave Mary Ann Yolanda Clcotildc Ana Debbie Donna UII03 Vaca Valdez Valdez Valdez Valdez Valdez Valencia Vargas Vargas Vargas Matthew Mathias Cynthia Judy Debbie Sandra Artemio Juan Dahlia Oralia Ben Vasqucz Vasquez Vega Vega Velarde Velarde Velasco Veliz Villarreal Villarreal Villegas Robbin Judi Keith Russell Bill Jeffrey Ward Watters Weinberg Weinraub West West juniors nr ... juni Herb White Robert White Maura Whitfield Wendell Elton Sheila Whitten Wilden Wilhoit Donna Wong Mark Shannon Michael Rian Wilkinson Williams Williams Willis Bill Wi Ison Juniors-207 CAMERA SHY JUNIORS Aguilar, Esther Ahren, Pamela Allen, Robert Alvarado, Hclga Alvarado, Isidora Amescua, Bertha Amos, Tommie Anaya, Greg Anderson, Thomas Atkinson, Donald Ava, Tuli Avina, Manuel Balfour, Bruce Bartek, James Bedson, Deborah Beith, James Beltran, Cheryl Beltran, Jose Bergsma, Julie Bermudez, Carlos Berry, Karen Bitgood, Joseph Bosman, Mike Brewer, Mark Briccnd, Mario Calderon, David Camariena, Raymond Canales, Dolores Cantu, Kathy Cardona, Jose Carmona, Elvia Carrasco, Anna Carrisoza, Elaine Case, Timothy Castro, Joscfina Cej3, Robert Cepeda, Amador Ccpcda, Jeanette Cetnar, l.orna Chairez, John Chavez, Raymond Chavez, Richard Choco, Randall Cismeros, Sergio Contreras, Teresa Correa, Maris Costa, Ricardo Coulton, Steve Cowan, Kim Cranz, Mark Crouch, Maxine Cunningham, Beth Curran, Steven Dahill, Lcland Danielson, Allen Darlcy, Virginia Davis, Bruce De La Riva, Silvano Don Diego, Juana Doyle, Tim Duarte, Carmcla Duggan, James Dustcrhoff, John Earl, David Escobar, Sylvia Espinoza, Gcnoviva Faulkner, Dave Felix, Frank Fernandez, Abel Figueroa, Rudy Fisher, Mitchell Fleming, Thomas Flores, Marcus Flynn, Terri Frias, Francisca Gaitan, Yolanda Galcgos, Daniel Galindo, Jorge Galvan, Socorro Garay, Rosa Garcia, Estclla Garcia, Joe George, Jess Gibbs, Jeff Godoy, Augustine Gomez, Richaxdo Gonzales, Robert Graham, David Hackney, William Harris, Richard Hernandez, Jesus Hernandez, Monica Herrera, Daniel Herrera, Mario Hong, Diep Ingucz, Marisela Junior, Joyce Kroll, Mlchcal La Prairie, Laurie Lambert, Sheryl Lastra, Maria Lemus, Antonio Lent, Mike Lewis, Mark Lindemcycr, Lisa Lopez, Mary I.ovato, Debbie Lozano, Francisco Luna, Richard Maldonado, Lupe Marshall, Donald Martinez, Alice Martinez, Cecelia McLaurin, Susan Medina, Bobby Meza, Olivia Mills, David Moron, Jim Morfin, Angie Munoz, Felipe Munoz, Hector Munoz, John Munoz, Lourdes Murillo, Adrian Navarro, Raymond Nieto, Irene Nieves, Philip O Campo, Manuel Ochoa, Antonio Ochoa, Guillermo Orr, Scott Parrott, Katherine Pena, Crisanto Pena, Maria Perales, Amelia Perez, Horicncia Perez, Lourdes Perez, Luz Perry, Dorothy Plasencia, Richard Putnam, Robert Qucsada, Xavier Ramos, Berta Ramos, Felipe Reyes, Christopher Reyes, Franza Reyes, Manuel Richards, Charles Richards, Cynthia Rivera, Eddie Rocha, Jose Rodrigues, Gorjc Rodriguez, Herendida Roilriguez, John Rodriguez, Ricky Rojas, Mario Rubalcava, Raul Saari, Charles Salgado, Armondo Salgado, Jose Sanchez, Sergio Snatana, Isabel Sarmieto, Vicki Series, Steve Sirois, Michael Smith, Jed Smith, Patti Smith, Rita Soto, Gonzalo Soto, Jesse Spellman, Benny Stovall, Bruce Tafolla, Terry Taylor, John Timoti, John Tolomeo, Kirsten Torres, Manuel Tovar, Florence Valincia, Alphonso Van Tassel, Donald Vargas, Fernando Vasquez, Javier Vasqucz, Manuel Velasco, Ruben Vilchis, Carmela Villa, Chris Villela, Sergio Watts, Rebecca Webb, Christine Wells, John Wells, Tom White, Alvin White, Joy Williams, Ivan Wilson, Phillip Yager, Pamela Yarbrough, Burniss Ycpcz, Nancy Yepez, Ricky Young, Lori Young, Lynda Zanudo, Juan 2C8 -Juniors Colleen Nancy Debbie Sandy Alfredo Jeff Daniel Max Marina Teresa Pat Abels Abt Accvcs Acosta Adame Adams Aguilar Aguilar Aguilar Alcaraz Aguilar Deanne Jose Mary Esther Alex Martha Andy Benny Carlos Alice Chuch Allyn Almazam Almanzar Alvarado Alvarez Alvarez Amaya Amaya Amaya Amezola Anderson Karen Mike Patsy Ralph Nick Alejandro Mark Minerva Clark Rachel Rosemary Anderson Anderson Andrade Andrade Aranda Arceo Area Arcvah Arnold Arreola Arrevia Jose Fernando Antonio Eddie Maria Sally Thelma Bertha Eugenio Gina Linda Asscf Astran Avalos Avila Avila Avila Avila Avina Ayala Acevedo Badillo Mary Perry Marty Mike Benita Danny Michelle Mike Blanca Imclda Alfred Badillo Baker Bales Bales Baldwin Baldwin Barker Barr Barragan Barragan Bclkrap Janet Wendy David Sue Karen Mando Patricia Mark Pat Taralynn Mike Benjamin Bennett Bentsen Berry Bivings Blanco Blanco Blauvelt Bleull Blower Bobb Elaine Keith David Bob Dawn Delbert Donna Shari Tina Tony Amalia Bracamontes Brewer Bright Brown Brown Brown Brown Brown Bucl Buel Bueno Elisabeth Griselda Gabriel Cholo Jerry Rosie Ortilla Henry George Liz Arlene Bueno Byers Cadena Calderon Calderon Calderon Caliboso Calvillo Camarrena Campos Canas Sophomorcs-211 Pat Inga John Bill Rita Cindy Vickie Carland Carlson Carlyle Carrigan Carrillo Carroll Carter Linda Ken Joe John Carlos Alma Jose Case Cast Cataneda Castellon Castillo Ceballos Ceja Rosie Anna Terri Ray Vicki Maria Bertha Ceniceros Cervantes Ccsak Chavez Comcy Cordova Corona SOPHOMORES ‘78’ . . . SOP Rita Caroline Kirk Frank Diane Laura Margarita Patti Charles Catherine Kim Corral Cortez Cosncr Costa Cranz Cruz Cruz Culberson Cunncrt Darling Davis Pat Robert Barbara Betty Nancy Rachel Maria Celina Yolanda Jose Ten Davis Davison Degree De La Torre Delk Del Toro Dcniz Dominguez Dominguez Dorado Dority Tom Richard Steven Scott Ginger Eddie Mary Laura Ioanna James Roy Doughty Douglas Duncanson Dunn Eddy Elisalda Elisalda Elizondo Elliott Ellis Ellis Bill Lilia Sonia Jon Lupe Maria Velma Bruce Fermin Jose Tony Enos Escalante Escalante Espinoza Espinoza Espinoza Espinoza Farmer Fausto Fernandez Fernandez 212-Sophomores Tami Gene Gabriels Kevin Debbie David Jesus Fields Figueroa Finefield Fleming Flint Flores Flores Omar Sandra Randy Lupc Armando Maria Ilona Flores Flores Fong Fonseca Frausto Frausto Frustocki Joe Jim Gloria Chris Irene Jim Johnna Galindo Galla Galvan Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia SOPHOMORES ‘78’ . . . SOP Judi Luis Richard Robert Rudy Sylvia Teresa Jorge David Leonor Mastro Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garnica Garrett Garza Castro Brian Debbie Margarita Armando Elsa Gloria Hilda Judith Codanis Godcjahn Comer Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Jerry Sergio Katy Gauthier Gaxiola Cillaspy Laura Luis Rosa Rosemary Sylvia Sylvia Pauline Ernie Darlene Lewis Stephanie Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Caucel Goulartc Graffia Green Greene Mona Jon Larry Guardado Gucnzler Guerra Angel Raquel Guerrero Guerrero Diana Guillen Dora Guillen Florencio Reyna Guillen Guillen Jaime Pablo Gutierrez Gutierrez Sophomores-213 Naomi Adam Matthew Jody Steve Patti Lesley Greg Mike Jcraldinc Veraldine Gutman Haikara Hall Hammond Hancgan Hansen Hargrove Hartmann Hanson Harris Harris Annette Nancy Gloria Stuan John Cecilia Juan Sergio Tony Aurora Lydia Hayes Hayden Heer Hein Helton Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Herrera Herrera Ruth Vivian Dennis Kevin Patricia Caroline Herrera Herrera Hiebcrt Higginbatham Hinojosa Hoar SOPHOMORES ‘78’ .. . Patty Bonnie Arlecn Mark Ramon Mary Hogseth Hood Hopkins Horne Huerta Hufft Doug Debra Bob Refugio George Evelyn Hultgren Irving Irwin Islas Izquierdo Jackson Vera Alfredo Abelardo Hilda Earlyn Pam Mary Patti Jackson Jimenez Juarez Jusino Kahalehili Kaminsky Kaniski Kaniski Elaine Sue Karen Karber Keating Kempa Michcal Kerry Suzanne Elsie Mike Coby Joe Theasa Tin Pedro Zcke Kins Klutts Knox Koorndyk Korsbrek Kullos Kulp Kurucz Lam Larios Larios 214-Sophomores Alfred Belinda Enrique Jesus Mary Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Melinda Refael Audcz Joaquin Maria Nicolas Lopez Lopez Lozano Lozano Lozano Lozano Tony David Richard Rudy Rosa Maria Lozano Lucas Lueraj Madrigal Maffey Magallon SOPHOMORES ‘78’ . . . Eliduvina Roger Mike Gabriel Rick Terri Maldonado Malinowski Maloney Malvetez Manz Mark Anthony Sean Toni Elenore Jesse Martha Marks Martin Martin Martinez Martinez Martinez Mary Norma Sam Chris Scott Julie Dcbi Bill Matt Monica Nancy Martinez Martinez Masanigi Mata Matney Matsushita McClain McKeithen McLaughlin McNeal Medina Phillip Annette Louie Jim Angela Manuel Eva Daniel Joe John Rick Medina Medrano Melendrez Mcllott Melvin Menchaca Mendez Mendoza Mirabal Miranda Mojarro Sophomores-215 Bcatriz Elia Jerry Johnny Larry Carol Yolanda Juan Dan Anthony George Molina Molina Molina Molina Molina Moncada Moncada Montoya Morring Morales Morales Josie Olga Maria Jerry Cidy Jon Janice Ricardo Douglas Yolanda Mildred Morales Morelos Moreno Morgan Morrell Morse Mottem Moyc Muro Murrietta Myers Joan Jim Rosa Roseia Greg Paul Wendy Brenda Lissa Jack John Mysliwy Navar Navarro Navarro Neukaemper Neurez Newman Nichols Nieblas Nieman Nienow Philip Karen Hemic Rafael Mans Sarah Jay David Nieves Novella Nungaray Ochoa Oldewage Oilman O'Neal O'Reilly SOPHOMORES ‘78’ . . . SOPHO Renando Tom Carlos Mike Lisa Angela Lisa Osmcl Ornelas Ornelas Orozco Orozco Ortega Ortiz Ortiz Osle Richard Tracy Arnold Javier Osuna Overhiser Oviedo Padilla Maria Marlcesc Rick Alfred Ken Kevin George Padilla Painter Palmer Partida Patterson Pearson Pedron Terry Aaron Larry Eustolia Janet Sheri Ruben Kelly Stephanie Donna Bobby Perez Peters Philp Picazo Pilios Pocncct Portillo Postlc Preston Prindiville Quevedo 216-Sophomores Jesse Maria Sandy Evangelina Dennis Estclla Gabe Cary Cus Miguel Osbaldo Quintana Quintana Quintana Quintero Rambo Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez Jesus Babette Adelina Mary Michael Joseph David Rick Rowland Sal Leslie Ramero Ray Raya Redmon Reeder Reveles Reyes Reyes Reyes Reyes Riley Rincon Jose Yolanda Dara Eddie Jerry Kathleen Zena Jodie Elizabeth Joe Rincon Rios Rios Rivar Rivas Rivera Roach Roberts Robertson Rodarte Rod arte Francisco Hilda Jorge Luli Margaret Darid Joe Cathi Rodrigues Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Romero Romero Ross SOPHOMORES ‘78’ . . . SOPHO Lisa Liliana Paul Elias Frank George Pete Maria Russell Rowland Rudcsill Ruesga Ruiz Ruiz Sagasti Salas Miguel Darrick Jesse Patricia Teresa Gerardo Ramon Diana Diane Guilla Maria Salas Salazar Salazar Salcc Saldana Saldivar Salsedo Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Mario Roscannc Sam Charles Ivy Juan Lorraine Sharon Robert Lynne Dave Sanchez Sanchez Sanchez Sandlin Santos Saralcgui Sarinana Sasan Savage Schildcr Schilling Sophomores-217 Sara Alex Joey Lisa Bernadette Elaine Elizabeth Febe Mechelle Arlene Tony Schwab Segur3 Segura Sepeda Sepulveda Serafln Servin Servin Shafer Shea Shcelcr Alex Elizabeth Debbie Grady Mary Silva Silva Silvas Singleton Skilcs Jeff Jackie Frank Sheffield Sidor Sierra Lauria Gina Andrea Soria Sotelo Soter Susie Bill Kathy Soto Squicr Steininger Alma David Johnny Solis Solis Solis Ana Imelda Richard Soto Soto Soto Debbie Sandra Leslie Stevens Stewart Stopher SOPHOMO RES ‘78’ . .. Meg David Fidelia Stroud Stumfall Suarez Don Mark Mike Sullivan Sullivan Sweeney Milisa Lori Elsa Ruben David Greg Vcrdie Bryan Dan Matt Robert Swisshclm Talbert Tapia Tarango Teran Thomas Thomas Thompson Thorsky Tolomeo Tomsen Rosa Carol Alicia Mark Anh-Nguyct Joann Evelyn Jose Chris Cristinc Alfredo Torres Torrez Tovar Towne Tran Trevino Tripp Troya Trujillo Trujillo Ulloa 218-Sophomores Jose Sylvia Manuel Ruben Candice Rick John Robert Jim Fernando Olga Ulloa Uribe Valdez Valverde VanCott Van Patten Van Wortel Van Ycsscldyk Vanzant Vargas Vargas Anacicto Cindy David Maya Randy Elizabeth Kathy Richard David Mando Francisco Vasquez Vasqucz Vasquez Vasqucz Vaughn Vega Velarde Velazquez Villa Villarino Villasenor Joe Lupe Randy Villegas Villela Vitelli Joseph Doug Monica Weessies Weidenbumer Wesley RES ‘78 Tamara Yvonne Darlene Westergard Wheeler White Mike Calvin Cynthia Whitney Williams Williams Jody Wilson Lamont Sherri Cary David Gail Patricia Fred Wilson Wilson Winters Wise Yarbrough Ybarra York Danny Zambrano David Zavala Martha Zavala Ramiro Diane Edward Cliff Zavala Zwior Zawicki Zorrison Sophomorcs-219 CAMERA SHY SOPHOMORES Adams, James Aguilera, Marina Ahrens, Derrick Albidrez, Raymond Alcaraz, Sammy Alvariz, Jesus A nay, Wendy Angel, Dora Angle, James Armcndariz, Martha Aros, Nick Arroyo, Jose Arvizu, Hector Avila, Virginia Bales, Martin Balknap, Alfred Barrcras, Russell Bartek, Rose Beecher, Betn Bell, Deryl Belmonte, Lidia Bclsby, Keith Bermudez, Angel Bishop, Steven Blanco, Armando Brito, Mark Browne, Delbert Buenrostro, Enrique Byers, Nina Canas, Arlene Cardoza, Martin Cariaga, William Carmody, Edward Carmona, Lourdes Canrasco, Delores Casa res, Joe Castaneda, Cesar Castaneda, Eliseo Castillo, Albert Castro, Patricia Ceja, Samuel Chaffee, Suzanne Chairez, Anita Chappell, Mark Chavarela, Oscar Chavcra, Jesus Cherry, Don Corona, Shelia Craig, Gary Cruz, Rosa Cunpian, Peter Da mm, Beverly Danzer, Jerry Davcrn, Mike Davis, Amy De Alba, Irma Dclsic, Roxanne Dooley, Kathleen Duggan, John Dye, Shcrriii Echeverria, Carrie Elizarraras, Trini Elizondo, Laura Escobedo, Magali Escobedo, Nellie Espinoza, Genovcva Felix, Mark Fernandez, Albert Fillcbrown, Kimberly Flores, Kim Flores, Roy French, Framk Fucntcs, Frank Garcia, Fernando Garcia, Joe Garcia, Joe Garcia, Ruben Gomez, Rita Gomez, Suzic Gonzales, Priscilla Gonzales, Ricards Gonzalez, George Gonzalez, Julian Gonzalez, Samuel Graffia, Darlene Grancr, Gay Griffin, Sharon Gutierrez, Pedro Halleen, Heather Hanohano, Clayton Heard, Jay Herrera, Josephine Holland, Marilyn Hood, Bonnie 1 luckleberry, Howard Hudson, Starla Huerta, Jose Huffman, Deborah Hughes, Timothy Hunt, Rose Ibarra, Antonio Jenson, David Jones, Diane Kong, Raymond Landmon, Scott Lanphere, Bradley Lares, Carlos Lares, Socorro Lemos, Salvador l.ievanos, Mary Lindemeycr, Tamy Lispier, Isabel Loo, Louise Looney, Kelly Lopez, Debra Lopez, Delores Lopez, Humberto Lopez, Phillip Lozano, Carmen Lucero, Lucio Madden, Bryan Madrigal, Rodolfo Magallancz, Samira Maldonado, Miguel Marquez, David Marquez, Tony Martin, Toni Martinez, Sara Me Ginnis, Timothy Me Kcithcn, William Medina, Angelina Mcintzer, Steven Meza, Cornelio Mickler, Mary Miller, Julie Monaco, Leonard Mora, Anna Nlorfin, Mario Morris, Alfred Morrow, Angela Moss, William Munoz, Norma Nakamura, Janet Nanez, Rick Nunez, Angie Olea, Andy Olea, Victor Olivas, Ruben Ormiston, Debbie Ormsbce, James Ornelas, Fernando Ornelas, Guadalupe Ortega, Christina Ortiz, Lisa Ortiz, Michael Oslc, Adrian Otero, Isidro Painter, Pamila Palaslos, Jose Perez, Arturo Perry, Michael Picazo, Maria Pimcntal, George Pinkston, Gloria Pittman, April Porras, Mary Postlc, Kelly Prado, Augustine Pravornc, Brian Pritchett, A1 Ramirez, Joscfa Ramos, Victor Rockliffc, Beth Rodartc, Armando Rodriguez, Jorge Romero, Martha Ross, Tim Rubio, Manuel Saldana, George Sanchez, Evelyn Sanchez, Juan Sandoval, Fidel Sandoval, Richard Schatz, Lccna Schoonover, William Schuck, Cheryl Scbreros, Donald Segura, Octavio Serrano, Aida Sillas, Edith Silva, Enrique Sims, Arnctta Smith, Yvette Snell, Alisa Solis, Elizabeth Soliz, Loannc Soza, Graciela Suarez, Fcdclia Taber, Colette Teeters, Debbie Thompson, John Torres, Edith Trejo, Amalia Troyz, Jose Vargas, Fernando Vasquez, Yolanda Vcrduzco, Maria Villa, David Waahila, Lani Webster, Michael West, Holly Wise, David Wise, William Yeaton, Glee Zavala, Maria Zunaby, Julio 2 20 -Sopho more s I kncv ic °f these times I'd sev Efren Shelton Ernie Aidce Maryna Martha Lupe Johnny Richard Jackie Frank Acuna Adams Aguilar Aguilera Alarcon Alcala Alcantan Alcaraz Almanzar Altatla Alvarado Phil Norma Mary Manuel Roberto Sylvia Steven Lidia Susan Basilio Laura Amaya Amezcua Andexlcr Andrade Andrade Andrade Angebrandt Arambula Armstrong Arreola Arteaga Celia Fred Lupc Angel Alexandra Pauline Teresa Alex Robert Teri Freddy Aravayo Astran Ava Avcna Avila Avila Avila Azevedo Barlow Barnett Barela Madonna Lee Jesse Nancy Peter Nancy Andy Renee John Pam Paula Barr Barragan Barrioz Barueta Bautista Bell Beeghly Benson Birthchcr Bivings Bivings Cynthia Becky Francis John Leticia John Steve Carrie Herman Nina Sherron Blano Bonsall Braden Braden Brizeno Bridgeman Briggs Brown Brown Brown Brown Billy Bryan Bill Chris Chris Don Deborah Fujiko Wayne Nick Jose Custavo Buchman Bundette Burney Burnham Burrola Butler Byerly Cabrera Cadcna Caldera Marilyn John Barbara Sara Cindy Rene Camacho Cante Capouch Carmona Carlyle Caro Dora Jerry Christina Carrillo Carrillo Casas Joe Custavo Casas Casillas Carmen Marty Jose Martha Ricardo Sonia Steve Chris Crace Lorena Sam Castillo Castillo Castro Castro Castro Castro Castro Cayo Ccballos Cervantes Chairez Frcshmen-223 Sun Ja Lupe Maria Bruce Arthur Steve Tracy Chang Chavez Chavez Cheffer Clark Clark Cocco ITPU Cindy Robin Todd Carmelo Carlos Carmen David Cochran Copper Cordcr Cordova Correa Correa Correa Mary Alberta Lupe Maria Miguel Myma Ralph Cortes Cortez Cortez Cortez Cortez Cortez Cortez FRESHMEN ‘79’ . . . FRESH Rosalinda Jodie Mark Maricela Maiuel Sherwood Samuel Shirley Pat Alfonso Susan Cortez Costa Costner Cota Cote Cox Crawford Crawford Crehan Cruz Cruz Paul Jcnni Ronnie Clyde Diana Kevin Lynctte Jay Bill Vicky Paul Cumpian Daughety Davis Davis Davis Davis Davis Dean DeCree Delaine De La Riva Celia Maria Karen Robert Pedro Tom Mario Mike Lila Georgina Dianne DeLeon Delgado Denney DePaemclacre DePina Dcy Diaz Diaz Dodge Downey Doyle Lori Beth Brenda Karen Brett F. Naomi Mike Benito Rudy Gloria Rosemary Drake Drummond Dualan Dunn Dunstan Duran Dustcrhoff Espinoza Espinosa Espinoza Espinoza 224-Freshmen Matt Michael Virignia Alicia Kelly Anne Elva Eades Eades Espinoza Estrada Fackeldey FarTcll Feranadez Denise Rosalie Ten Rene Deno Cathy Francisca Fernandez Fernandez Fields Figueroa Fleming Flores Flores Valerie Mark Martha Stella Brett Juan Robert Flores Floyd Franco Franco Franklin Frausto Frost FRESHMEN ‘79’ .. . FRESH Elias Elvia Rob Barbara Chris Jess Joe Angela Adrian Benny Billy Fuentes Fuertc Fulcher Fustc Callanes Gaiten Gonzalez Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Carmela Denise Edmundo Juanita Louie Luis Maria Maria Marina Robert Rocio Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Garcia Tanya Waldo David Juan Sabrina James Javier Beatrice Gema George Robert Garcia Garcia Garthe Garza Garza Gilbertson Elizaldc Godoy Gomez Godoy Gomez Agustin tlfonso Carmen Cindy Frank Gabriel George Gilbert Maria Martha Norma Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzales Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzalez Gonzales Gonzalez Gonzales Gonzales Frcshmen-225 Richard Rosa Rosalinda Bobby Nick Eddie Donna Mary Ruth Elsa John Gonzalez Gonzales Gonzalez Graham Graham Granado Greco Griffin Guidry Guillen Guikey Angelica Guadalupe John Jose Ramona Santos Joe Benny Paula Kelley Marjorie Gutierrez Gutierrez Gutierrez Gutierrez Gutierrez Gutierrez Guzman Guzman Guzman Hafer Haly Jim Haman t .vat ft.' —— —• -1 1 —' ■ Steve Linda Paul Julie Ruth Ellen Mary Brenda David George Haman Harer Harrell Harrelson Harris Harvey Hawley Haymond Headland Hegareda David Bob Aide Anna Blanca Blanca Cecilia Henry Heil He Iran Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez FRESHMEN ‘79’ . . . FRESHME Jim Jewel Juan Salvado Hernandez Hernandez Teresa Hicks Scott Hebert Mary Hilton Stella Hogan Kenny Holder John Mark Ann Mike Robby Kim Frances Maria Leticia Danny Rick Hollinger Hoover Horne Hughes Hurd Hurston Ibarra Ibarra Islas Jackson James Kim Jeff Ramon Audrey Brian George Linda Ronnie Angie Jeanne Juanita Jameson Jenson Jimenes Jimcnsez Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Kaminsky Karbcr 226-Freshmen Paul Ronnie Lily William Ruben Ana Maria Francisco Joe Rosemary Vincent Jon Lipert Locero Lockner Lockner Longoria Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Lopez Love Fred Henry Danny Lover Loza Lozano MGM? Shirley Blanca Gloria Patrick Carmina Jerry Jeyonimo Craig Lucras Luna Luna MaCafferty Macias Magpali Maldonado Malloy Karen Susan Jorge Lisa Terry Allen Mark Patsy Marino Marino Marquez Martin Martin Martinez Martinez Martinez FRESHMEN ‘79’ . . . FRESHME Cathy Scott Teresa Rosita Mason Matheny Matthews Maugaotega Bubba Scott Kathleen McCann McClain McDonald Alex Martinez Susan Robert David Alice Gerard Ruben Teresa Isabel Antonio Delilah Margarita McDow McKeithen McMasters Melendrcz Melendrez Melendez Melvin Menchaca Mendez Mendez Mendez Sergio Joel Maria Ann Bonnie Beverly Carrie Tony Vincent Marion Lisa Mendez Mendoza Mercado Mero Mesen Mickler Mitchell Mitchell Molson Montano Montoya Freshmen-227 Debbie Rick John Carlos Dago Francisco Edward Ida Rosa Angelo Stuart Montez Montcjano Moore Mora Mora Mora Morales Morales Moreno Morgan Moroz Shane Irma Ronnie Victoria Fernando Earnest Kent Blanco Alice Cabe Robert Morrow Munoz Muratalla Muratalla Murillo Mustain Nault Navar Navarrcte Navarrette Navarrettc Flor Lupe Bob Scott Iris Jaime Navarro Navarro Neely Neukaemper Nunez Nunez FRESHMEN ‘79’ . . . FR Mercedes Jessie Lydia Isabel Jose Adam Nunez O'campo Olca Oliman Olivares Olivos Gay Vic Mark Pat Carlos Daniel Olivos O'Neal O'Neill Ontiveros Orduna Ornelas Frank Norma Rene Blanca Adam Amelia Armando Manuel Mariaelena Joy Anna Ornelas Ornelas Orosco Ortega Ortiz Ortiz Ortiz Oidz Osle Ozuna Padilla Pam Carol Gail Beth Ruth Pape Pariseau Pariseau Park Parnell Cindy Perez 228-Freshmen Cindy Hector Hugo Tom Cheryl Phil Rudy Theresa Patricia Jeanie Bill Perez Perez Perez Thilp Phipps Pico Pinedo Piscdo Plascencia Poppa Poshe Steve Ricardo Ira Maria Bryan Terry Anita Cindy Edmundo Jenny Henry Powell Prado Prcciado Preciado Prescott Prycr Pugh Quevcdo Quinones Radwell Ramas Oh now.peanutbutter David Margaret Carelia Homer Margarita Rob Reber Rcvelcs Reyes Reyes Reyes Richardson Rodney Bob Angelico Irma Pete Diane Richter Rios Rivar Rivera Rivera Roach Benita Jorge Armando Graciala Lupe Rosa lose Robinson Rocha Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rojo Cindy Deborah Mike Romero Romero Romo Jose Rosales Peggy Willie Kevin Alicia Har ey Roscnfcld Rubalcava Ruddy Ruiz Ruiz Martha Ruiz Tricia Ruiz Darryl Salazar Lois Salazar Aaron Salcido Alex Saldana Freshmen-229 Aurclio Jerry Patricia Lorena Shari Saldivar Salgado Salgado Salinas Sail Antonio Hector Sammy Jose Gus Sandoval Sandoval Sandoval Santana Sapicn FRESHMEN ‘79’ ... 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Nancy 1S1,172,223 Bell, Raymond Davit Belmonte, Lidia Belsby, Keith Eelsby, Kirk O. 23,82,100.146, !S0,1S2.I61 Beltran, Carlos Beltran, Cheryl T. 144 BelUan, Jo� I. Beltran, Patricia L. 23,146 BelUan, Sylvia Benjamin, Janet 211 Bennett, Kathleen S. Bennett, Scot 23 Bennett, Wendy 211 B nsors, L. Renee Bentsen, David 103,211 Berber, Jose Luis Berber, Marla Delia Bergsma, Colten Bcrgtma, Julie A. Bermuder, Angel R. Bermudez, Carlos Bermuder, Willie Bernal, Arturo Berry, Karen Berry, Susan 211 Betancourt, Daniel Binau, Amelia Kay 23 Birtcher, John 223 Bishop, Steven Dwayne Bitgood, Joseph B. Brvings, Karen Cynthia 211 Bivlngs, Pamela 223 Bivlngi, Paula 223 Blackwood, Michael Blanco, Armando O. 211 Blanco, Ceorgina 23 Blanco, Luis Blanco, Patricia 176 Blanco, Rosa 23,153 Bland, Cynthia Bland, Emanuel Jr. 160,164 Bliuvclt, E. Mark 211 Bleull, Patricia 211 Blower, Phillip 23.1 SO, 168,171, 172,175 Blower. Taralynn A. 1S9.211 Bluff, Brian K. 23,166 Bobb, Charles 23,6S, 146 Bobb, Michael 211 Bobb, Russel 99 Boggs, John 23,80,106 Boggs, Linda 24,122 Bonham, Lomu J. Boniske, Robert 133,16S, 171.172, 173 Bonitatibus, Cary Bonltatlbsas, Janice Bonitatibsas, Jonl M. Bonsall, Andrew 24,64,76,88,16S Bonsall, Becky 11S, 119.147,223 Bonsall, Patricia F. 118,147,16s BorninMsof, Bruce 88 Potman, Mike Botts, Lawrence 103,169 Bosadet, Maria Teresa Boudet, Martha E. Boyd, Donell Ray Bracamontes, Elaine 176,211 Bracamontes, Carry 24,99,176 Braden, Elizabeth Braden, Francis 223 Braden, John Bradshaw, Brian Brandi, Bob 24 Brasheart, Craig 160 Brewer, Keith A. 211 Brewer, Mark L. Brewer, Patti Brian. Michael 24 Briceno, Mario A. Bridgeman, John 223 Briggs, Steven R. 223 Bright, Evelina Sue 1 SI, 167,172 Bright, Orin David 211 Brito, Mark A. Brireno, Leticia Bcosvn, Camlle 24,196 Brown, Carrie D. 223 Brown, Dawn 174 Brown, Deborah R. 124 Brown, Donna 174,211 Brown, Herman 223 Brown, Lori 124 Brown, Paul 24,64.88.133,148. M9.lS0.iS9.16S.175 Brown, Robert C. 16,24,65,76,85, 100,166.211 Brown, Shari L. 211 Brown, Sheila Michelle Brown, Shetron A. 122,223 Brown, Steven 24,85 Brown, Steven M. Brown, W. Robert 103,144,146 Brown, William T. 160 Browne, Delbert James 211 Browne, Undu Bruns, Sharon Bryan, Billy Jr. 223 Bryan, Tamra 24,64,1SS Bryant, Patrick A. Buchman, BUI 223 Burl, Tina 173,211 Burl. Tony 173,211 Bueno, Amalia A. 211 Bueno, Elizabeth A. 211 Bueno, Rosie ftrenrostro, Enrique 99 Buenrostto, Irma 25 Millington, Brent Mipp, Craig, Steven 99 Burch, James 25 Mirdette, Chris 223 Mirgos, Catherine 176 Mimey, Christopher J. 223 Burnham, Donald 10S,223 humham. Lisa Burrola, Deborah 223 Burrola, Raymond Mith, Soodi Marie 25 Bustos, Virginia Butlet, Charmaine Butler, Cynthia 65,125,144,165, 173 Mitler, Fujlko 121.147,222,223 Byerly, A. Wayne 223 Byen, Grlselda 211 Byers, Nina Cabral, Joe 91 Cabrera, Maria 24 Cabrera, Nick 223 Cadena, Gabriel 211 Cadena, Jose Atonio 223 Cadena, Salvador E. Caldera, Custava R. Calderon, Alejandro 2S, 177,211 Calderon, D. joey Calderon, David F. 160 Calderon, Jercy 211 Calderon, Mark S. Calderon, Rosalia 160,211 Callboto, Gloria Callboso, Linda M. Caliboso, Orillia L 211 Calote, Clyde Calvillo, Henry J- 211 Camacho, Irving Camacho, Marilyn Camacho, Sureya A. Camarrna, Ceorge Camarena. Raymond Camargo, Alice Campana, Lori 118 Campos, Alfred 25,176 Campos, Arrwld A. Campos, Elizabeth 117,211 Campos, Ernesto C. Campos, Jose L. Campos, Ramona 25 Canales, Dolores Ann Canales, Robert Canas, Arlene Canas, Arlene Canchola, Smette Carschola, Surette Candelaria, lupe C. Cano, Juliana Cantillo, Fernando O. 2S Cantlllo, Roberto Cantu, John A. 223 Cantu, Kathy Caplis, Katherine T. 25,166 Capouch, Barbara 116,122,151, 223 Capouch, Joanna 2S, 122,153 Cardenas, Sylvia Cardona, Jose Cardona, Jose L, Cardoza, Martin Cargill. Marcia 25.116. ISO, 165. 167.171 Carlaga, Warren Cariaga, William Curland, Debra L. 118,167,172 Carland, Patricia A. 122,212 Carlos, Celsa 26 Carlson, Inga 212 Carlyle, Cynthia S. 121,223 Carlyle. John W. 78,91,103,212 Carraody, Edward Carmona, Flvia Carmona, Lourdes Carmona, Sara 223 Camell, Angela Caro, Rene Peter 96,223 Caron, Timothy J. Carr, Colleen Carrasco, Anna E. Carrasco. Delores Carrlgan, William B. 99,212 Carrillo, Anthony E. Carrillo, Carlos F. 82.100,176 Carrillo, Dora 223 Carrillo, Elector Carrillo, Jerry 99,223 Carrillo. Rita 176,212 Carrillo, Sara J. Carrillo, Sylvia 26 Carrlscca, Elaine M. Carroll, Cynthia 212 Carroll, Dennis B. 26 Canoll, Janice Carroll. Willie Canon, Craig 26 Carson, Kenneth M. Carter, Connie Carter, David T. Carter, Vickie 212 Caruso, Rosa S. 26.16S Casares, Edward Casares, Joe A, Casares, Sharon Casas, Christina 223 Casas, Joe 91,223 Case, Linda J. 113,116.165,212 Case, Timothy D. Casillas, Gustavo 223 Cast, Douglas 26,76,100,46,166 Cast, Kenneth F. 78,103,168,212 Castaneda, Cesar Castaneda, Cesar Castaneda, Christopher Castaneda, Eliseo Alex Castaneda, Joe 212 Castano, Fawn 26,64, ISO, IS2,167, 171.172 Castellon, John 212 Castillo, Albert Castillo, Carlo 212 Carrillo, Carman 223 Castillo, Carmina M. 26 Castillo, Mauricio Castillo, Raquel 26 Castillo. Teresa 26,176 Castro, George Flores Castro, Jetusitu C. Castro, Jose Angel Castro, Joscflna O. 223 Castro, Juan O. Castro, Laura G. Castro, Martha F. 250 Castro, Patricia Castro, Ricardo 223 Cattro, Sonia 223 Cutro, Trinidad 27.202 Catlett, Wanda F. 27,122 Cayo, Christopher 223 Ceballos, Alma R. Ceballos, Craciela 223 Ceja, Joie 212 Ceja, Louis R. 27.10S Ceja, Robert Ceja, Samuel 93,177 Ceniccros, Donald Cenicetos, Frank E. Ceniccros, Monica Ceniccros, Rosie 212 Cepeda, Amador F. 173 Ccpcda, Jeanette Cerda, Alicia Cerda, Joseph 202 Cerda, Minerva J. Cerda, Kicolasa P. Cereceda, Santiago 168,202 Cervantes, Ann 212 Cervantes, Lorena 223 Cervantes, Martin Cervanter, Fernando Cesak, Terri Lynn 212 Cctnar, lorn a J. Chaffee, Staci Chaffee, Suranne Chairer, Anita Chairer, John Chairer, Rosa Chairer, Samuel 223 Chang, Sun Ja Chaplin, Cindy Kay Chappell, Mark Chavarcla, Oscar J. Chavera, Jesus M, Chav era, Jose Munir Chaver, Annette D. Chavez, Benjamin B. 202 Chaver, David 88 Chaver, Lupe Mary Chaver, Margo Chaver, Maria T. 224 Chaver, Marla T. Chaver, Ray 75,88,90,212 Chaver, Raymond Chaver, Richard Cheffer, Bruce 224 Cherry, Don Chitwood, Kay 202 Cbo. Hac Yun Cho, Peter Choco, Randall 33,100,169.S81 Choi, June Yong 202 Christensen, Karen 116,149,167, 16S.171.202 Cisneros, Saul 96 Cisneros, Sergio 85 Clare, Renee M. 27 Clark, Arthur 103,224 Clark, Cheryl Clark, Darlene L 121,165,202 Clark, Dennis A. Clark, Stephen 224 Claxton, taurie 27 Cleary, Kathy J. Clegg, Richard A. Clevenger, William 202 Cocco, Tracey Lee 113,224 Cochran, Cynthia K. 121,147, 1S1.224 Cole, Catherine 202 Cole, Raymond Collins, Ronnie Lee Colling, Timothy Comey, Annette 151,1 S3,167, 172,202,245 Comey. Vicki L 1 SI,212 Contreras, Caro! 16S.202 Contreras, Ramon Jr. Contreras, Teresa H. Cooley, William Cooper, Austin 160,202 Cooper, Robin 103,224 Copeland, Joan 27 Corder. Todd 224 Cordova, Carmelo S. Cordova, Maria R. 212 Comfeld, Robert 27,173 Corona, Bertha 212 Corona, Juan 27 Corona, Manuel Raya Corona. Maria H. 202 Corona, Shelia Conal, Rita Silvia 212 Coroea, Carlos 224 Correa, Carman Correa, David Cotrea, Leonardo Correa, Maris V. 212 Cortes, Miguel A. Cortez, Alberta Cortez, Caroline 212 Cortez, Charlotte 27 Cortez, Judy 202 Cortez, Lupe 224 Cortez, Marla 224 Cotter, Mary Cotter, MjTna 224 Cortez, Patricia 202 Cortez, Ralph 176,224 Cortez, Rc alic Anne 224 Cortez, Fcealind 224 Cortez, Sylvia 27 Corner, Kirk 103,212 Costa, Francisco Costa. Jodie 224 Costa. Rhonda Bryan Costa, Ricardo Costner, Mark 224 Cota, Maricala 224 Cote, Christine P. 202 Cote, Marcel 91,224 Coultois, Steve Mark Counts, Randall Covarrubias, Nellie 27 Cowan, Kim A. Cowan, Mark D. Cowan. RickC. 160,164,169, 202 Cox, Sherwood Earl 151,224 Craig, Gary Cranz, Diane L. 212 Cranr, Mark William Crawford, Carl 27,65,144,145,176 Crawford, Samuel 99,224 Crawford, Shirley 147,160,168, 176.224 Crawford, Valerie 28,113,176,202 Crehan. Michael J. 16S,173,202 Crehan, Patrick 224 Crider, Michael 202 Crouch, Maxine Crumly, Tim Cruz, Alfonso Garza 103,224 Crur, CUadahipe 202 Cruz, Laura 212 Crur, Lilly Roberta Cruz, Margarita 212 Crur, Roger Cruz, Rosa Crur, Susan 224 Culbersun Patricia E. 165,212 Cummings, Alan2S,16S Cummings, Douglas Cumplan, Ceorge Cumpian, Paul A. Cumplan, Peter 202 Cunncrt, Charles Alan 212 Cunncit, Mark Cunningham, Beth Curran, Steven Edward Dihill, Leland Dally, Mary 28,122 Dalie, Walter U Daram, Beverly J. Dance, Randall Dang, Chau Thi Danielson, Allen J. Danielson, Cale Darner, Jerry Lee Darley, Virginia C, Darling, Catherine 212 Danis, Carlctta R. Daughcty, Cynthia L. Daughety, Jennifer M. Davenport, Daniel Davero, Mike Davis, Amy Elizabeth Davis, Barry 202 Davis, Bonnie G. 224 Davis, Bruce Davis, Clyde 224.173,103 Davis, Diana 224,160 Davis, Dinah Davis, Jeffrey 160,28,101 Davis. Joanne 202 Davis, Kevins Davit. Kim 212 Davis, Lynctte 160,224 Davit, Patricia 212 Davis, Roni L. Davison, Robert U 212 Daya, Pramod De Alba, Irma De Cree. Barbara 115,118,212 De Grec, Jean 28,6S,118, ISO De Cree, Thomas SO, 106,144,149 De Cree. William 105,224 De la Crur, Nancy De la Riva, Paulo 224 De La Riva, Silvaao V. De la Rota, Jose M. 2S.173 De La Torre, Betty 212 De La Torn., Daniel De Lalne, Vicky 224 De Leon. Celia 224 De Leon, Laura 28 De Paemelaere, Robert De Pina, Pedro H. De Silva, Steven 109 Dean. R. Jay 224 Decker, Kathi 202 Del Pozo, R. Angelica 28 Del Toco, Rachel Delgado, Marla 224 Delgado, Reymundo J. Delk, Nancy A. 212 Dcbic, Roxanne Denny, Karen 224 Devaney, Joseph 28 Dey. Thomas W. 224 D1 Francesco, Michael Diar, Hello 202 Diaz. J. Mario 144,147,168,174, 222,224 Diaz, Leonard Diaz, Maria Deniz 160,162,212 Diaz, Michael C. Diaz, Oscar 202 Dickerson, Michael 28,99 Dillihant, Deberal Dlricks, Eugene F. Distarce, June Docklns, Michael 28 Dodd. Marjorie H. 29 Dodge, Coleen 202 Dodge, Lila 174,224 Dominguez, Celina F. 212 Dominguez, Stephanie Dominguez, Yolanda A. Don Diego, Juana Dooley, Kathleen Dorado, Jose 212 Dorlty, Raylin 29,121,129,144, 145 Dotily, Teri 212 Doughty, Cathy 29 Dought, Thomas 146.16S.212 Douglas, Richard C. 160,212 Downey, Ceorgina 24 Downey, Rick 29 Doyle, Dianne 224 Doyle, Donna 202,167 Doyle, Tim P. Drake, Loci 224 Drummond, Beth 224 Dualan, Brenda 160,224 Duarte, Carmela EAzggan, James T. Duggan, John Duncanson, Paul B. 202 Dzncanson, Steven D, 212 Dunn, Beverly J. 174 Dunn, Karen 122,224 Dunn, Kathryn A. 16S, 174,202 Dunn, Michael R. 29 Dunn, Scott B. 103,202 Du neon, Brett S. 99 Duran, Brenda Dir an, lupe 202 Duran, Naomi 224 Dutterhoff, John 224 Dustczboff, Michael Dye, Sherrin L. Dye, Thomas Eades, Annette 29 Eades, Matt 225 Eades, Michael 22S,99 Earl, David Allen Easel, Kimberly P. 29,64,121, 1S1.1S5 Echcvcrria, Carrie Eddy, Ginger M. 122,212 Eden, Cindy Elder, Donald Eugene 29 Ellas-Calles, Olga 167.1S1.202 Elisalda, Thomas R. 202 Elltalde, Eddie A. Ellzalda, M. Veronica Elizaidc, Andy Elizaldc, Francisco 177 Elizaidc, Juana M. Elizaldc, M. Javier 225 EHaarraras, Trim 202 Elizondo. Laura 212 Elliott, Leanna 212,150.160.162 Ellis, James B. 212 Ellis, Lisa L. Ellis, Roy R. 212 Enos, Bill Dcrrell Enos, Debra 29 Escalante, Eleanor M. Escalante, Lilia 212 Escamilla, Carlos Escamilla, Sonia 212 Escarzaga, Candy Escobar, Cynthia Ann Escobar, Sylvia Ann Escobedo, Magali 202 Escobedo, Marisa Escobedo, Nellie Escobedo, Susan Espinosa, Rudy 224 Etpizsozu, Benito Espinoza, Francisco 202 Espinoza, Cenoveva J. Espinoza, Cenoveva L. Espinoza, Gloria C. Espinoza, Isabel 202 Espinoza, Jon 212 Espinoza, Lupe 212 Espinoza, Rosemary 212,224 Espinoza, Sofia Espinoza, Virginia 225 py. Esquer, Eduardo 202 Etquibel, Phillip R. Estrada, Alicia 113,225 Estrada, Denise Y. Estrada, Cloria 29,176 Estrada, Jose Uriel Estrada, Maria Lourdes Estrada, Rosemarie Ethers on, Jerry 33 Etzkorn, Joe Jude Evans, John 202 Evans, Judy Ann Evans. Richard 29 Fackeldey, Kelly 122,12S Fahraey, Darrell E. 202 Fajardo, Sylvia 29 Falcon. Natalie 202 Fant, Traci M. Faris, Janet Marlene Farley, Richard W. Farmer, Bruce 212,107 Farmer, Duane k. Farran, Jose A. Farrell, Ann M. 121,225 Faulkner, Dave M. Fauliner, Robin Fausto, Ecrmin S. 212 Feemster, Jeffercy Felix, Alfonso Felix, Frank J. Felix, Mark A. 202 Fenton. Bruce 30 Fernandez, Abel Fernandez, Albert Fcrnander, Albert E. Fernandez, Alice R. Fernandez, David Fernandez, Denise 160,225 Fernandez, Jose Fernandez, M. Lourdes Fernandez, Roberto F. Fernandez, Rosalie 225 Fernandez, Tony 78,212 Fcrrier, David B. Fcurtado, Rita 30,160,177 Fields, TamiL. 144,146,165,213 Fields, Tanjl 155,160,16-1,167, 202, 210 Fields, Teri 1. 225 Figueroa, Gene 213 Figueroa, Jorge 202 Figueroa, Rene 225 Figueroa, Rudy S. Fillebrown, Alan Fillebrown, Kimberly Filson, Karri Finefield, Cabriela 165.213 Fisher, Mitchell A. Fleming, Deno 225 Fleming, Derek Marlon 100,167, 202 Fleming, Kevin 146,155,213 Fleming, Thomas Flint, Debborah 160,162,212 Floret, Cathy 22S Flores, Francisca 22S Flores, Jennifer Flores, Jesus 213 Flores, Jo Ann 30,163,173 Flores, John (nmn) Flores, John Joe Flores, jurado David Flores, Kim Flores, Laura 165,176,202 Flores, lupe 202 Flores, Marcus 202 Flores, Marcus G. 173 Flores, Mary D. 202 Flores, Mary E. 130 Flores, Omar A. 213 Flores, Rosemary Flores, Roy Flores, Sandra 213 Floyd, Mark J. 99,172,225 Flynn, Terri 153,176,202 Fong, Michael 30,82,100 Fong, Randy 213 Fonseca, Lupe 213 Formes!, Manuel 100,202 Franco, Estclla 225 Franco, Martha 225 Franklin. Brett 103,151,225 Fraustro, Armando R. 213 Fraustro, Juan 225 Fraustro, Icopoldo 202 Frausto, Maria D. 213 Frazier, Dcbora 30,202 Frazier, Kathy Freeman, Stephen 202 French, Frank Powell Frias, Carmen M. Frias, Francises Frost, Robert 22S Frurtockl, Ilona 119.172,213 Fuentcs, Elias 22S Fucntet, Ernesto Fuentcs, Frank Fuerte, Elvia 22S Fulcher. Rodney L. 160,164 Fuste, Barbara 225 Cakriel, William Caffeey, Ralph Caltan, Rosemary M. Caltan, Yolanda 203 Caiten, Ins 225 Calindo, Joege C. Galindo, Joseph 30,90 Galla, James 213 Gallanei, Christopher 225 Gallanes, Michael 30,66.76,90, 166 Gallardo, Ronald Callegos, Daniel F. Calvan, Cloria 119,213 Galvan, Socorro Caray, Rosa Carcia, Adrian 22S Carcia, Angel 225 Carcia, Armida Garcia, Bcnigno E. 225 Carcia, Carmela 225 Carcia, Carol Carcia, David Allen Carcia, Denise I- 22S Carcia, Dcrcda Chris Carcia, Eddie Carcia, Edmundo 203 Carcia, Eduardo Carcia, Estela P. Carcia, Fernando S. Carcia, Frank 30 Carcia, Ceorge C. Carcia, Gilbert 100,166,202 Carcia, Cilberto Garcia, Cloria Carcia, Irene 213 Carcia, James 213 Carcia, Javier 31,144,1S3,172, 17S.177 Carcia, Jesus C. Garcia, Joe 203 Garcia, Joe A. 78 Carcia, Joe Manuel Carcia, John Carcia, Johnna 213,146 Carcia, Jose Luis Carcia, Juanita 225 Carcia, Judi L. 213 Carcia, Lisa Maria Carcia, Louie 225 Carcia, Luis 213,225 Carcia, Margarita Carcia, Margarita Carcia, Maria 225 Carcia, Maria Luisa 203 Carcia, Maria R. 225 Carcia, Marina 225 Carcia, Marissa Carcia, Mayela 174 Carcia, Richard 213 Carcia, Robert 213,99 Carcia, Robert 225 Carcia, Roclo 22S Carcia, Rosalia Carcia, Ruben A. Carcia, Rudy 213 Carcia, Sylvia 213 Carcia, Tanya 177,225 Carcia, Teresa L. Carcia, Vivian J. 31 Carcia, Waldo 225 Cardner, Wayne Caribay, Javier P. Carnica, Jorge 213 Garrett, David A. 107,151,123 Garrett, Donald 31,6S, 146,166 Garrett, Steve Ray Garthc, David 225 Garthc, Jona 153,167,172,203 Garza, Juan 225 Carra, Leo nor 213 Garza, Little Joe Carra. Sabrina S. 22S Casco, Della 31 Gatten, Harry E. Cauthicr, Jerome A. 99,107,213 Gaveel, Pauline 174,213 Cavin, Steve Caxiola, Sergio 213 Ceoege, Christopher D. George, Jets R. Gessner, Patricia Gibbs, Jeff Cibbs, Suzanne Gilbertson, James R. 99.22S Gill, Victoria CSllatpy, Kathryn 160,164,213 Cillaspy, Lori 31.150,160.162 Cillcy, Mary F. 203 Gilmore, Fred Gin, Francisco Cislet, Rhonda 31,116,ISO, 1S3 Cl asset, Steven B. 31,144,145, 150,153,203 Glenn, Kelly L. 251U , Robert 203 Godanis, Brian K. Godejahn, Debra 151 ,160, 164, 213 Codoy, Augustine Codoy, Beatrice 225 Godoy, George 225 Codoy, Jose 31 Gomez, Alexander 99,203 Cornel, Gema Sanchez Comet, Margarita M. 213 Comez, Marina 176 Gomez, Patricia Come , Ricardo C. Gomer, Rita Comez, Rita Comez, Robert Comez, Robert 225 Comez, Robert Manuel Comez, Roman (nmn) Comez, Sandra L. O. 174,203 Comez, Suzie Mary E. Gongaware, Jamie Gonzales, Alfredo Gonzales, Beatriz Gonzales, Cynthia 225 Gonzales, David 90,203 Gonzales, David Gonzales, Cilberto 177,225 Gonzales, Hector S. Gonzales, Joann Gonzales, Louis Gonzales, Martha 160,225 Gonzales, Martin Gonzales, Norma 225 Gonzales, Priscilla A. Conzales, Ricardo Gonzales, Richard 160 Conzales, Robert 99,203 Conzales, Rosa 226 Gonzalez, Agustin Gonzalez, Alfonso Gonzalez, Alma D. Gonzalez, Armando Gonzalez, Cecelia Gonzalez, Daniel 31,177 Gonzalez, Elsa 213 Gonzalez, Ernestina Gonzalez, Eva Gonzalez, Francisco A. 31 Gonzalez, Frank B. Gonzalez, Gabriel Gonzalez, George Gonzalez, Gloria 213 Gonzalez, Hilda 213 Gonzalez, Joe Gonzalez, Jorge L. 32,176 Gonzalez, Jovita V. 32,146 Conzalez, Judith 160, 164,213 Gonzalez, Julian Gonzalez, Luis A. 213 Conzalez, Maria D. C. Gonzalez, Maria J, 164 Conzalez, Maria L. 165 Conzalez, Mario Gonzalez, Nora M. Conzalez, Pearl Eva Conzalez, Richard P. Gonzalez, Rosa E. 213 Conzalez, Rosa Maria 213 Conzalez, Rosa Maria Gonzalez, Rosalinda 32 Conzalez, Samuel A. Conzalez, Sylvia 169,213 Conzalez, Sylvia M. 213 Goodin, Susan 203 Gordon, Lori Goularte, Ernie 213 Gould, Mike Grace, Darrell Graffia, Darlene L. 213 Graham, David Wayne Graham, Nick 226 Graham, Robert A. 226 Graham, Tamara32,158 Granado, Edward 226 Granado, Joseph A. 203 Cranados, Kathi A. 203 Graner, Cay Grant, Cheryl Graves, Lisa 160,162,203 Greco, Donna, Marie 116,151, 172,226 Green, Lewis 213 Green, Phillip Greene, Dawn Greene, Stephanie 213 , Lyne Criec,o, Aparis laryE. 173,226 criffin, Sharon Ann Griffith, Cindy J. Crigg, Chris Grijalva, Louis 203 , Renee rich, Michael Guardado, Mona 213 Guardado, Ramona Guardado, Victor Cuenzler, Christopher 32,175 Guenzler, Jon W. 172,213 Cuerra, Jr. Larry S. 78,213 Guerrero, Angel 213 Cuerrero, Raquel 213 Cuidry, Ruth Ann 226 Cuilkey, John 226 Guillen, Carmen Guillen, David E. 32,176 Guillen, Diana E. 213 Guillen, Dora 213 Guillen, Elsa 226 Guillen, Florencio 213 Guillen, Guadalupe M. 203 Guillen, Hilda 32 Guillen, Isaac E. Guillen, Ramon 32 Guillen, Reyna 213 Gutierrez, Angelberto 93, 177, 203 Gutierrez, Angelica 226 Gutierrez, Guadalupe Gutierrez, Jaime T. 213 Gutierrez, John M. Gutierrez, Jose Luis 96,226 Gutierrez, Jose R. Gutierrez, Pablo M. 213 Gutierrez, Pedro M. Gutierrez, Ramona 226 Gutierrez, Santos 226 Guzman, Benjamin 226 Guzman, Carlos Guzman, Eva Guzman, Joe 226 Guzman, Leopold 203 Guzman, Naomi 214 Guzman, Paula 226 Habiger, Anita L. 203 Hackney, William Hafer, Kelley 122,226 Hager, Stephen R. 32,160 Hager, Susan 32 Haikara, Adam 151,214 Hairston, Wesley 85,203 Hall, Blayden 33,150,165, 166, 173,175 Hall, Matthew 78,99,214 Hall, Rebecca K. 33 Halleen, Heather 119, 146, 151 , 171 Haly, Marjorie 226 Haly, Michael Haman, James H. 226 Han Ste H. Hamilton, James Lloyd Hammond, Jody E. 214 Hammond, Julie 33 Hammontree, Bobby R. 33 Hampton, Calen Hanegan, Lynn 33, 172,203 Hanegan, Steve 214 Haney, Karen S. 33,67,116,149, 150,167 Hanna, Kaye Hanohano, Clayton Hansen, Chad Hansen, Patti A. 159,214 Hanson, Paul Harer, Linda 226 Hargrove, Leslie 214 Hargrove, Michaels. 149,151,172 Hargrove, Pamela 33 Harms, Charlene Harrell, Paul 99, 226 Harrelson, Julie 151, 160, 164, 226 Harris, C. Robin Harris, Jeraldine 214 Harris, Richard Harris, Ruth 226 Harris, Veraldine 214 Hartman, James 149,203 Hartman, Kathleen 33,203 Hartman, Kim 33 Hartmann, Gregory J. 172,214 Hartmann, Jeff L. 203 Hartson, Michael 78,88, 214 Harvey, Ellen K. 226 Hawley, Mary C. 151,122,226 Hayden, Nancy L. 151,214 Hayes, Annette C. 214 Hayes, Stephanie 33, 165, 166 Haymond, Brenda 121,226 Haymond, Teresa L. 115,203 Haysom, Amy Haysom , Elizabeth Headland, David B. 105,165,226 Heard, Jay C. Heer, Carol Beth 33,171 Heer, Cloria 168,171,214 Hegareda, Eric 34 Hegareda, George 99,226 Heil, David R. 226 Hein, Stuart 78,99,214 Heinen, Michelle 34 Heifer, Toni 34,160,164 Helton, John 214 Helton, Robert Heredia, Juan Hernandez, Aide 226 Hernandez, Anna M. 226 Hernandez, Antonio L. Hernandez, Arthur Hernandez, Blanca 226 Hernandez, Blanca S. 226 Hernandez, Cecelia 214 Hernandez, Cecilia G. 226 Hernandez, Cecilia R. Hernandez, Elizabeth 203 Hernandez, Elpidia L. Hemr.ndez, Ceorgina 203 Hernandez, Henry S. Hernandez, Jesus Hernandez, Jesus Hernandez, Jose Luis Hernandez, Juan 214 Hernandez, Juan 226 Hernandez, Manuel L. 93,203 Hernandez, Marta Hernandez, Martha 34 Hernandez, Monica Hernandez, Ramona F. Hernandez, Rosa V. 34,176,203 Hernandez, Rose Marie Hernandez, Salvador 103,226 Hernandez, Sergio 78, 176,214 Hernandez, Silvia C. 203 Hernandez, Stella 203 Hernandez, Virgina Herrera, Aurora L. 122,214 Herrera, Daniel Herrera, Everett Herrera, Henry H. Herrera, Jenny Montes Herrera, Johnny 34,76, 99 Herrera, Jorge Herrera, Josephine M. Herrera, Julie Herrera, Lydia 176,214 Herrera, Manuel C. Herrera, Mario 96 Herrera, Ruth 214 Herrera, Vivian 214 Hershman, Ralph Hess, Gregory Hessig, Michael 203 Hews, James Hicks, Theresa Ann Hiebert, David C. 203 Hiebert, Dennis 226 Hiebert, Scott T. Higginbotham, Jeff Higginbotham, Kevin 214 Highwarden, Reynaldo Hill, Lawrence C. 34 Hill, Nora E. 203 Hilton, Mary 172,226 Hinojosa, Dolores 203 Hinojosa, Nellie Hinojosa, Patricia Hoar, Caroline Hoar, Sarah 34,73 Hogan, Stella 226 Hogg, Charles 17,34,65,76,99, 166 Hogseth, Gary 203 Hogseth, Patricia 122,160,164,166 Holder, Kenneth R. Holland, Marilyn J. Hollinger, John 165,226 Hollis, Jennifer Honer, Michael A. 104,151,153 164,203 Hood, Bonnie 160,214 Hoover, Mark 103,226 Hoover, Nickolas A. 35 Hoover, Sandra M. 115,118,203 Hopkins, Arlene 214 Hopkins, Edward 100 Home, Anna Marie 226 Home, Mark L. 82,103,172,214 Home, Nina Renee 155,175,200, 203 Horwood, Norma L. 35 Hosper, Paul Howard, Terry Allan Huckleberry, Howard O. Hudson, Bobbie Ann Hudson, Harold L. Hudson, Karen E. Hudson, Starla Huerta, Eloise 25,129 Huerta, Jose R. Huerta, Ramon C. 214 Huffman, Deborah N. Hufft, Mary M. 165,171,214 Hughes, James 35,88,100,168, 175,177 Hughes, Michael 226 Hughes, Susan Hughes, Timmothy Hughes, Timothy Shawn H. Huh Hultgren, Doug William Hunt, Rose Marie Hunter, Craig 35,64,76, 166 Hunter, Dorothy M. 203 Hunter, Paul Hurd, Laura 3S Hurd, Robert H. 226 Hurston, Kimberley A. Huynh, Vinli T. Ibarra, Antonio O, Ibarra, Frances 226 Ibarra, Irene V. 144,203 Ibarra, Maria E. 226 Ibarra, Maurice V. 35,176 Imagawa, Kerrie 35, 121 , 146, 150 152,155,167 IngTam, Kenneth Iniguez, Marisela Inocencio, Pedro Irving, Debra Louise 214 Irwin, Robert 214 Islas, Evangelina 214 Islas, Leticia 226 Islas, Refugio Ivens, Scott 35,160 Ivey, Julia Michele 162,166,203 Izaquirre, Ligia B. Izquierdo, George 214 Jackson, Cassandra L. 203 Jackson, Daniel 176, 226 Jackson, Derek L. Jackson, Evelyn F. 214 Jackson, Ceorge 203 Jackson, Geraldine Jackson, Vera Lee 214 Jackson, Jose J. Jacobs, Janice 35,116,122,148, ISO James, Richard 226 Jameson, Kimberly 118, 226 Jammal, Osamah Adel Janicki, Judith 155,203 Janis, Susan Jatip, Jose Gerhardo Jeffcoat, Jeff Jemison, Jamie Ray 35, 80 Jenkins, Samuel L. Jennings, Cheryl Lee 36, 165, 167 Jensen, David 165 Jensen, Gina Louise Jensen, Jeffrey 226 Jensen, Richard O. 36,65,85, 165,166 Jessee, Anthony W. Jewell, James 160,226 Jimenez, Alfredo 214 Jimenez, Audrey 226 Jimenez, Audrey Jimenez, Jacqueline Jimenez, Jose Ramon 226 Jimenez, Teresa Jimmerson, Darren Jimmerson, Rory 203 Johnson, Brenda 36 Johnson, Brian K. 107,151,226 Johnson, Craig 36,64 Johnson, Diane 160,164,203 Johnson, Ceorge Jr. 173,226 Johnson, James A. 99,147,151, 152,203 Johnson, Linda 226 Johnson, Raymond K, 36 Johnson, Ronnie R. 173,226 Johnson, Roselyn Johnson, Sharon Johnson, Tina Marie Johnson, Wyman 36 Jones, Angela 226 Jones, Diane L. Jones, Jeffrey 36,66 Jones, Lori 36,140 Jones, Rebecca Jordan, Sandra 36,176 Juarez, Abelardo C. Juarez, Dianna 36 Junior, Joyce 36 Jusino, Hilda 214 Kahalehili, Erlyn 214 Kahn, Laura 147, 151, 155, 167, 203 Kaminsky, Jeanne 226 Kaminsky, Pamela 214 KanisW, Mary Jean 214,203 Kaniski, Patricia 214 Karber, Elaine 160,162,214 Karber, Juanita 160,164,226 Karchefski, Russell Kaus, Kimberly 36,160,163 Kean, Kevin 37,160,164 Keating, Susan 113,214 Kelley, Cynthia J. 37 Kellum, Paul Kelly, Colleen Kempa, Karen A. 146,159,210, 214 Kendall, Wyman Ray 227 Kendrick, Ralph Kerr, David Kim , Kwang Hui King, David 103,227 King, Michael 103,214 Kirby, Joan 227 Klingaman, Jill 122,203 Klingaman, Marc 37 Kloberdanz, Bret Klutts, Kerry A. 214 Klutts, Mike Knight, Denine 203 Knight, Jeffery L. Knos, Suzanne 214 Knudtson, Mark M. Koch, Scott 37,66,76,99,166 Komes, Charles Kong, Raymond 78 Koorndyk, Elsie-Jo L. 214 Korsbrek, Kim 203 Korsbrek, Michael 151,214 Kroll, Kevin 227 Kroll, Michael Wallace Kullos, Cody E. 214 Kulp, Joseph 91,78,214 Kulp, Leo 37,88,166 Kuntzelman, Shelly Kuruca, Thresa Kyzer, Diane Kyzer, John La Fountain, Jeffrey La Mere, Diane La Prairie, Laurie Laguna, Joey Lam, Tin Thien 214 Lambert, Sheryl A. Lamere, Diane Lancaster, Jim 227 Landmon, Scott Landrian, Ana I. 203 Lane, Dawn C. 227 Lanier, Debra Jean Lanier, Dorothy Jane Lanphere, Bradley Lantigua, Lourdes Lares, Carlos Lares, Socorro Larios, Ezequiel 214 Larios, Maria 227 Larios, Pedro 214 Larrison, Kevin L. 107,215 Lastra, Maria J. Latos, Robert B. 215 Lavey, Ceorge 78, 91, 103, 215 Lavey, Patrick 203 Lazcano, Gabriel E. 215 Le Lan, Ngoc Thi 215 Le May, Andrew Kenneth Le Tho, Phu 37 Lee, Gloria Lee, Sammy 105,214 Legacy, Craig Leischner, Linda J. Lemos, Salvador B. Lemus, Antonio 215 Lemus, Mario 227 Lent, Mike Lent, Susan Cherrie Lentz, Kim 165,167,171,203 Leon, Tony Leon, Yolanda B. 119,203 Lerum, Greg L. 17,37,80,88,100, 134,137,144,150,166,168 Leuluai , Ariese Lewis, Mark W. Lievanos, Gilbert 78,215 Lievanos, Ida 227 Lievanos, Mary L. 203 Lievanos, Ronald 37 Light, Myrna 122,203 Limon, Leticia Lindemeyer, Lisa Lindemeyer, Tamy Lipert, Leo 37 Lipert, Paul 227 Lira, Anna Lischer, William Lispier, Idalnis N. Lispier, Isabel M. Little, Thomas B. 203 Lizarraga, Ernes P. 37,85 Llanos, Consepsion 203 Lockner, Lily 227 Lockner, William 227 Logan, Chris 37,105,149 Logsdon, Don Lokos, Joe Lomeli, Joe 99,215 Lomeli, Marco A. Lomeli, Paul 103 Longoria, Tony 227 Loo, Louise Looney, Kelly Lopez, Ada Celia 177,203 Lopez, Alfred 215 Lopez, Ana Maria 227 Lopez, Ana Maria Lopez, Belinda 215 Lopez, Brenda Lopez, Cecilia C. 37 Lopez, Christine 119,203 Lopez, Cynthia Lopez, Debra D. Lopez, Delores 160, 162,176 Lopez, Enrique 177,215 Lopez, Eva Lopez, Francisco J. Lopez, Gina Lopez, Humberto T. Lopez, Jesus 96,215 Lopez, Joe 227 Lopez, Joe Martin 177 Lopez, Johnny 203 Lopez, Juan 38, 177 Lopez, Maria 146,203,215 Lopez, Martin Ralph 203 Lopez, Mary Lopez, Maty Ann Lopez, Melinda 215 Lopez, Olivia Lopez, Phillip I. Lopez, Rafael 96,215 Lopez, Ramon 96,204 Lopez, Rosemary 227 Lopez, Rosemary Lopez, Rudy Lopez, Sergio C. Lopez, Theresa 204 Lopez, Vincent 227 Louganis, E. Greg Lovato, Debbie J. Love, Jon 227 Lover, Fred 82,103, 147,227 Lowry, Constance Loza, Henry 227 Lozano, Audez 215 Lozano, Carmen Lozano, Danny 176,227 Lozano, Francisco 193 Lozano, Francisco Lozano, Joaquin 21S, 96 Lozano, Juan T. 38 Lozano, Luis M. Lozano, Maria 176,215 Lozano, Nicolas 96, 177,215 Lozano, Tony 215 Lucas, David B. 173,215 Lucas, Richard 38,85,173 Lucero, Cina M. 204 Lucero, Lucio Lucero, Mary V. Lucero, Ronald 227 Lueras, Richard 215 Lueras, Shirley 227 Lugo, Danny S. Luna, Blanca E. 227 Luna, Gloria 227 Luna, Gloria Jean Luna, Patricia 174,204 Luna, Richard Luzania, Jo A. 38,113 Lyons, Richard James Machesney, William Machagan, James 204 Machgan, Loretta 38 Macias, Carmina 227 Macias, Catherine 38, 176 Macias, Jesus C. 38,93 Maciel, Lilia Maciel, Peter J. 176,204 Madden, Bryan D. Madison, Dorothy C. Madrid, David P. 38 Madrid, T. Anthony Madrigal, Louie J. Madrigal, Rodolfo N. Maffey, Ariel 38 Maffey, Rosa 215 Magallanez, John Magallanez, Sandra Magallanez, Veronica Magallon, Jesus 93,204 Magallon, Maria Irene 215 Magallon, Ofelia 176,204 Magallon, Ramon Magness, Scott Magpali, Jerry 227 Mahoney, Patrick A. 204 Mahoney, Sherri Malcom, Michael Maldonado, Eliduvina 215 Maldonado, Jeronimo Maldonado, Lupe Maldonado, Miguel Maldonado, Victor 38, 93 Malinowki, Charles Malinowski, Roger 215 Mallory, Jane M. Malloy, Craig B. 106,147,151,160, 227 Malloy, John Malloy, Toad 80,144,149,151, 172,173,204 Malm, David Malm, John 38 Maloney, Mike 78,108, 215 Malvaez, L. Cabriel 215 Mandy, Mark 39, 160,164 Manibusan, Elizabeth Mantecon, Janny A. Manz, Ricky 173,215 Manzano, Rosa Maon, Concepcion Maranz, Rady 39 Marez, Patsy Marin, David Marin, Marco A. Marino, Karen 227 Marino, Susan 227 Mark, Robert D. 39,99 Mark, Terri 121,160,164,215 Marks, Anthony 160,215 Marquez, David Marquez, Gorge Albeto Marquez, Joe F. Marquez, Rudy 204 Marquez, Tony Marquez, Tony Marsh, Heather 39,66, 128,158 Marshall, Donald Marshall, Michael 91 Martin, Debra Martin, Derek 39, 166, 168, 175 Martin, Cregory 82,204 Martin, Isaac Martin, Lisa M. 147,227 Martin, Maureen Martin, Sean A. 82,103,215 Martin, Terry 227 Martin, Toni Louise 215 Martinez, Alex 227 Martinez, Alice 39 Martinez, Allen 227 Martinez, Angela Martinez, Armandina S. Martinez, Cecelia 39 Martinez, Cindy 39 Martinez, Dolores M. 204 Martinez, Elenore 215 Martinez, Jerry 204 Martinez, Jessie L. 215 Martinez, Jo Ann Martinez, Juan Antonio Martinez, Larry Martin Martinez, Louis 204 Martinez, Marcia 39 Martinez, Maria L. Martinez, Mark L. 165,227 Martinez, Martha D. 39,177 Martinez, Martha Ruth 215 Martinez, Mary 215 Martinez, Mary D. Martinez, Miguel A. 93,204 Martinez, Mindy 39 Martinez, Nancy 204 Martinez, Norma 165,215 Martinez, Norma Alice 39 Martinez, Patricia 227 Martinez, Rafael Martinez, Raymond 82, 100, 204 Martinez, Reynaldo Martinez, Ricardo Martinez, Ruth Martinez, Sara Masaniai, Salome Masaniai, Saturn (Sam) 78,215 Mason, Carol Lea Mason, Cathy Lee Massey, Catherine A. 40,150,160 Masters, Steve Mata, Chris A. 99,215 Mata, Jaime 40,82 Matheny, Scott 103 Mathewson, Kimberly Matney, Clyde Glenn Matney, Lisa 165,204 Matney, Scott A. 105,169,215, 227 Matsushita, Julie 146, 151, 160, 163,215 Matta, Juan Matta, Victoria Matthews, Teresa R. 160,227 Matthew, Thomasyne 162,204 Maugaotega, Lote Maurer, John Mayfield, Lee Charles Mayo, Terrina 204 Mayronne, Alfred J. Mayronne, Reginald McAllister, Gail 40, 64, 129,146 176 Mc Cafferty, Donald P. 151,227 Mc Cann, Michael 99,227 Mc Carty, Mar Del Mc Clain, Deborah L. 215 Mc Clain, Scott J. 227 Mc Donald, David 204 Mc Donald, Eleanor 204 Mc Donald, Kathleen 227 Mc Dow, Susan 227 Mc Elligott, Robert Mc Elroy, Douglas G. 204 Mc Farland, Douglas Mc Ginnis, John Mc Ginnis, Timothy S. Mc Grauth, Stephen Mc Intyre, Kevin 160,164,204 Mc Keithen, Kathryn Mc Keithen, Robert 227 Mc Keithen, William 215 Mc Knight, Lawrence J. 204 Mc Laughlin, Matthew 78,103,215 Mc Laurin, Susan Mc Masters, David 91 , 103,227 Mc Masters, David M. Mc Neal, Monica 176,215 Medina, Angelina Medina, Bobby J. Medina, Lisa Marie Medina, Nancy K. 165,215 Medina, Phillip 215 Medina, Sally 153, 167, 172, 177, 204 Medrano, Annette 215 Medrano, Eddie G. Mehr, Susan M. 115,119,146,151, 204 Meintzer, Steven A. Melchor, Raul 96 Melendez, Joseph 40 Melendez, Reuben 227 Melendrez, Alice 227 Melendrez, Gerard 227 Melendrez, Laura O. 204 Melendrez, Louie 215 Mellott, James B. 215 Melton, Belinda Melville, Alice M. Melvin, Angela 215 Melvin, Patrick 40, 99, 175 Melvin, Teresa 228 Menchaca, Andrew O. 99,204 Menchaca, Dolores 40 Menchaca, Isabel 227 Menchaca, Manuel 176,215 Mendez, Antonio 227 Mendez, Delilah 176,227 Mendez, Eva 176,215 Mendez, Guadalupe Mendez, Margarita Mendez, Rene Mendez, Rosie Mendez, Sergio Mendez, Susan L. Mendieta, Elizabeth F. 40, 204 Mendiola, Charles Mendoza, Barbara Mendoza, Daniel S. Mendoza, Joel S. Mendoza, Jose 177,227 Mendoza, Peter Mercado, Jorge R. 204 Mercado, Maria Lourdes 227 Mero, Ann 227 Mero, Maureen Mesen, Bonnie V. 176,227 Mez, Cornelio M. OH ' . Ma Mickler, Beverly 227 Mickler, Mary Middlebrooks, Carla Mier, Cynthia Lou Miller, Debbie Jo 204 Miller, Judy K. 156,204 Miller, Julie Miller, Melvina 40 Mills, Anna Evon Mills, David D. Millsap, Wilhelmena 40 Mirabal, Jose 215 Miranda, Cathy Miranda, John 215 Miranda, Joseph Miranda, Norma 40,64, 156 Misirian, Mariam Mitchell, Anthony 91,227 Mitchell, Carrie 40, 167, 171, 175 Mitchell, Carrie E. Mitchell, David S. Mitchell, James Brent Mitchell, Sheila R. Mock, Cynthia 115,118,204 Moens, Michelle Mojarro, Leticia Mojarro, Ricardo 78,100,152, 215 Mojarro, Ruben 174,204 Molina, Beatriz 216 Molina, Elia 216 Molina, Jerry 216 Molina, Johnny 216 Molina, Larry 216 Molina, Marina Molina, Mark Molina, Raul Molina, Robert Molson, Vincent J. 227 Monaco, Leonard A . Moncada, Carol 216 Moncada, Jose Ramon 204 Moncada, Youlanda 216 Mong, Diep Maria Monroe, Michael 204 Montano, Marion Montejano, Ricardo 338 Montez, Debbie 228 Montez, Vivian Elain 177,204 Montoya, Ismael Montoya, Juan Manuel 216 Montoya, Liza 227 Montoya, Michael Moore, Eileen 41 , 118, 166,204 Moore, Jim M. 106,144,146, 149,152,169,171 Moore, John 173,228 Moore, Kimberly 41, 121 , 149 Moore, Lisa Lynn Mooring, Daniel 216 Mora, Ana M. Mora, Carlos 228 Mora, Dagoberto 228 Mora, Francisco R. Morales, Anthony M. 216 Morales, Eduardo C. 228 Morales, Edward C. Morales, George 216 Morales, Graciela S. 41 Morales, Ida 229 Morales, Ines Morales, Jose L. 169,173,216 Morales, Patricia Morales, Teresa 204 Morelos, Olga 216 Moreno, Ana Maria 173,204 Moreno, Dymphna C. 204 Moreno, Maria 216 Moreno, Monica C. 41,176 Moreno, Ondina Moreno, Pedro 96,204 Mo Ma Moreno, Victor C. Morfin, Angie Morfin, Mario Morgan, Angel 88, 103, 228 Morgan, Jerry D. 91 , 216 Morningstar, Jo Ann Moroz, Stuart 228 Morrell, Cindy 160, 152, 216 Morris, Alfred J. 216 Morrison, Felicia 41 ,66, 152, 167, 171,172 Morrison, Thomas Morrow, Angela Morrow, G. Shane 228 Morse, David Morse, Jon Moses, Serena Jean Moss, William Mottern, Janice Marie Mottern, Wayne E. Moye, Ricardo Muniz, Giselle Y. Munoz, EHzabeth Munoz, Enrique 204 Munoz, FeHpe S. Munoz, Hector S. uinoz, Irma 228 Munoz, Joey A. Munoz, John Munoz, Lourdes M. 41 Munoz, Norma 176 Munoz, Sandra S. 204 Mura, Douglas M, MurataHa, Bernice J. 41,134,137 MurataUa, Ronnie S. 228 Muratalla, Victoria A. 228 MurataUa, Yolanda L. 204 Murrillo, Adrian Murillo, Fernando 228 Murillo, George H. 204 Murillo, Raymond 204 Murphy, Karen A. 41 , 166 Murray, Douglas J. 41,82,100 Murrietta, Yolanda Mustain, Earnest 151,228 Myer, Mildred 151 ,160, 163, 172, 216 Mysliwy, Joan 115, 160, 164,216 Naeve, Jeffrey 42,76 Naeve, Timothy 204 Nakamura, Janet Nanez, Rick Napper, Edward Nash, Bryan Edward 42 Nault, Kent 228 Nault, Kirk D. 42, 108 Navar, Blanca L. Navar, Jimmy 216 Navarrete, Alicia 228 Navarrete, Felipe 23 Navarrette, Benny Navarrette, Cabriel 228 Navarrette, Roberto 228 Navarro, Elva R. 42 Navarro, Florentina 177,228 Navarro, Lupie 22S Navarro, Maria D. Navarro, Maria Elena 204 Navarro, Raymond M. Navarro, Richard Navarro, Rosa 116,151,216 Navarro, Rosela H. 216 Neal, Levander Neely, Karen 116, 151, 167,171, 175,204 Neely, Robert 175,228 Neimier, Cary Nelson, David Wayne Nelson, Rick) ' L. Neukaemper, Greg A. 216 Neukaemper, Scott 228 Nevarez, Paul 216 Wendy S. 121,160,164, 216 Nguyen, Diep T. Nguyen, Du Thi Nguy n, Khang B. Nguyen, Khanh B. Nguyen, Myvan Thi Nguyen, Peter Vu 177,204 Nguyen, Phat N. Nguyen, Quy, Tien Nguyen, Vinh Hoang Nichols, Brenda J. 216 Nichols, Kenny Nieblas, Lissa Anna 216 Niemann, Jack 173,216 Nienow, John R. 149,151,171,172, 216 Nienow, Thomas H. 42,149,150, 168,171,172 Nieto, Irene 177 Nieto, John Flores Nieves, Philip Allen Noel, Laurie L. 160,164,205 Noonan, Earbara 151, 165,205 Nord, Clyde Xord, Ramona Novella, Karen 216 Novella, Rene 99,205 Nov ov. ' iejski, Ruthann Nuessly, Laurie S. 42,133,160, 165,173 Nunez, Angie Nunez, Guadalupe Nunez, Iris L. 228 Nunez, Jaime 228 Nunez, Mercedes 177,288 Nunez, Yolanda Nungaray, Carmen Nungary, Bernie 216 Nuno, Rachel Nuttall, John 205 O Campo, Carmela M. 160,164, 205 O Campo, Jessie 228 O Campo, Manuel ONeal, Jay 173,216 O Neal, Jimmie O Neal, Robbie 205 O Neal, Victor 228 O Neil, Mark 228 O Reilly, David L. 216 Oakley, Sheerie Ann Ochiai, Kent T. Ochoa, Antonio Ochoa, Filomena Ochoa, Guillermo Ochoa, Rafael 216 Odean, Cynthia 165 Ojeda, Eddie S. Oldewage, Hans D. 149,151,172, 216 Olea, Andy Justino Olea, Lydia 228 Olea, Victor Olea, Victor James Oliman, Isabel 228 Oliman, Sara C. 176,216 Oliman, Teresa 160, 162,164,205 Olivares, Armando 205 Olivares, Jorge 205 Olivares, Jose 228 Olivares, Josie S. Olivas, Daniel 205 Olivas, Ruben 78 Olivos, Adam E. 228 Olivos, Gay D. 228 Olmstead, Gregory J. 42,168,175 Olveda, Jimmy Clvera, Jose 205 Ontiveros, Carol A. 42 Ontiveros, Lucy Ann 42, 176 Ontiveros, Patricia 228 Orate, George A. 205 Orduna, Carlos 228 Ormiston, Debbie Ormsbee, James Ornelas, Alfonso E. 42 Ornelas, Daniel 228 Ornelas, Diane Ornelas, Fernando 216 Ornelas, Frank 228 Ornelas, Guadalupe F. 99,216 Ornelas, Norma Ornelas, Tommy Orosco, Rene 228 Crozco, Carlos A. Orozco, Mike D. 216 Orozco, Ruben D. Orr, Laurie Orr, Scott Davis Ortega, B! . Ortega, Christina Ortega, Lisa Ann 216 Ortega, Manuel 42 Ortega, PrisciUa Ortiz, Adam 160,228 dams S. 164 Ortiz, .Alma Rosa 118,205 Ortiz, Amelia 22S 253 Ortiz, Angela M. 216 tndo 228 Ortiz, Cynthia 176, 20S Ortiz, Delfina F. Ortiz, Edward Ortiz, Ignacio 100, 205 Ortiz, Jesus S. Ortiz, Joshua L. 177,205 Ortiz, Lisa 206 ijel 228 Ortiz, Manuel F. Ortiz, Manuel F. Ortiz, Maria I. Ortiz, Michael M. Ortiz, Perry 205 Ortiz, Rogelio Osborne, Dennis 55,42,990 Osle, Adrian Osle, Maria E. 174,228 Osle, Osmel 216 Osle, William 205 Ostbetg, Sally 151, 160, 165, 20S Osuna, Richard 216 Otero, Isidro Otero, Vickie Overholser, Tracy M. 216 Overn, Lisa Overn, Tom 43 Oviedo, Arnold C. 78,103,216 Oviedo, Frankie 135,177 Oviedo, Wally G. Owen, Edith E. Ozuna, Jay 228 Ozuna, Marian 43 Ozuna, Yvette M. Pablos, Guadalupe T. 43 Pacheco, Sandra A. 43 Padfield, Peggy 43, 155 Padilla, Anna L. 228 Padilla, Daniel Padilla, Javier 216 Padilla, Maria L. 177,216 Padilla, Ruben G. Padilla, Tim Padron, Jorge Page, Kimberly Painter, Marleese 216 Painter, Pamela Palasios, Jose Pallanes, Ruben Palm, Larry J. Palmer, John D. 43,160,164 Palmer, Richard 75, 169,216 Palomino, Andrew L. 160,205 Palomino, Eva B. 43,144 Pape, Pamela 228 Parga, Jeanette Pariseau, Carol 168,228 Pariseau, Gail 228 Pariseau, Susan 43, 166 Park, Elizabeth A. 121,228 Park, Kie Chan Park, Kie Hee Park, Young Kyo Parne ' ll, Ruth 147, 151, 160, 228 Parra, Martha A. 43,205 Parrett, Deborah 151, 160, 162, 16S, 205 Parrott, Denise Parrott, Karen 43 Parrott, Katherine A. Parry, Alaine R. 43, 118, 133, ISO, 153,165,171 Parry, Mark 228 Partida, Alfredo 216 Parton, Jerry Dean Patrykus, Joseph Patten, Coreen 146,165,205 Patterson, John M. Patterson, Kenneth J. 78,99,176, 218 Payne, Pamela 228 Pearson, Kevin F. 216 Pedroza, Jess J. 44 Peed, Teresa Jean Pekarek, Michael 228 Pcna, Crisanto C. 93,177 Pena, Debbie Pena, Jose A. 228 Pena, Lydia 228 Pena, Maria C. Pena, Rolando Perales, Agustin Perales, Amelia Peralta, Dolores E. Peralta, James 44,76 Perez, Alice Y. Perez, Arturo Saldana Perez, Cindy 160,229 Perez, Cynthia Perez, Hector 229 Perez, Hortencia Perez, Hugo 173,229 Perez, Irene R. Perez, Lourdes Perez, Rosa Yvette 205 Perez, Rosa Z. 205 Perez, Theresa 113,146,216 Perez, Yamile 205 Perry, Dorothy Perry, Michael Pesce, Brenda Peter, Gary 44 Peters, Aaron 216 Peterson, Edward C. 205 Peterson, Kim S. 44 Peterson, Lisa 44, 167 Pettifield, Joy D. Phelps, Machel 205 Philp, Larry 151,160,164,216 Philp, Tom 147,151,229 Phipps, Cheryl 122,229 Picasso, Antonia Picazo, Eustolia 216 Ma 177 Mariele i 205 Pickering, Dawn A. 16,44,66, 146,150,152,156 Pico, Phillip 229 Pilios, Janet Denise 121,216 Pimental, George W. Pimentel, Veronica 205 Pinal, Erma Linda Pinedo, Rudy 229 Pinedo, Theresa 229 Pinkston, Gloria Pitchford, James Pittman, April Pittman, Clara M. 44 Pittser, Frankie 160,164,205 Pizanie, John 205 Pizanie, Karen 44 Placencia, Patricia 229 Plasencia, Richard Plastow, John R. Pleshe, Susan 16,44,67,146,152, 156 Poencet, Daniel L. 44,88,153, 166,175 Poencet, Sheri L. 216 Poland, Carole 205 Polentz, Jonathan M. 80,205 Pollock, Tim Lavern Ponce, Randy 205 Poppa, Jeanie Lee 160,164,229 Porras, Mary Rosario Portillo, Ruben 216 Postle, Kelly 216 Postle, William 229 Potter, Brent Powell, Steven Eric 173,229 Power, John K. 105,205 Prado, Augustine Prado, Ricardo 229 Pratt, Catherine 44,160, 164 Pravorne, Brian Keith Preciado, David 205 Preciado, Ira 229 Preciado, Maria E. 177,229 Prescott, Bryan 229 Preston, Stephanie 133,146,151, 160,165,173,216 Price, Andre Prieto, Juan Carlos Prieto, Thomas Prince, Roberta Prindiville, Donna 216 Pritchett, Al Pritchett, Al W. Pritchett, Lavonda 44 Proa, Rosemary Ruiz Pryer, Ronald 45,80,106,149,150, 168 Pryer, Terry 229 Pugh, Anita M. 16S.229 Pugh, Lenora L. Putnam, Robert E. Quesada, Xavier J. 205 Ouevedo, Cynthia 122,133,229 Ouevedo, Robert 78,216 Quinones, Edmundo 229 Quintana, Antonio Quintana, Jesse 217 Quintana, Josefa Quintana, Maria C. 217 Quintana, Sandy 217 Quintanar, Frank P. Quintero, Evangelina Radwell, Jenny 229 Radwell, Steven J. 45 Rafferty, Eileen 151, 172,205 Rambo, Dennis A. 151,217 Rambo, Richard W. 45,99 Ramirez, Alicia E. 205 Ramirez, Andres 205 Ramirez, Arcelia 149, 151, 162,229 Ramirez, Elisa 177 Ramirez, Estella 160, 177,217 Ramirez, Frank Ramirez, Gabriel 217 Rimirez, Gary 217 Ramirez, Gustavo 217 Ramirez, Josefa C. Ramirez, Miguel Ramirez, Nellie A. 45 Ramirez, Norma 229 Ramirez, Olivia 229 Ramirez, Osbaldo 217 Ramirez, Raul Gerado Ramirez, Ricardo 45, 176 Ramirez, Richard C. 229 Ramirez, Rosemary 45 Ramirez, Yolanda R. Ramos, Berta 174 Ramos, Felipe D. Ramos, Henry Ramos, Victor Rangel, Cynthia Rangel, Leticia M, Rangel, Patricia 229 Raubolt, Mark Rauland, Janelle 45 Rawling, Susan T. Rawls, Judy 25 Ray, Kendall A. Ray, Babette L. 217 Ray, William Raya, Adelina 217 Rea, Alicia Reber, David 172,229,45,67, 153 Reber, Rebecca 158,165 Redmon, Mary Ann 217, 173 Reed, James Edward 151, 116, 205 Reeder, Michael A. 173,217 Regalado, Arturo Reid, Stephanie C. Reveles, Joseph 217 Reveles, Margaret 229 Reyes, Alfredo Reyes, Carelia 229 Reyes, Christopher 205 Reyes, David 102,217 Reyes, Franza 205 Reyes, Hector 205 Reyes, Homer 229 Reyes, Manuel Reyes, Margarita 229 Reyes, Marisel 45 Reyes, Miguel Reyes, Phillip 46 Reyes, Richard 78, 103,217 Reyes, Rowland 217 Reyes, Sal 91,134,217 Reyes, Sandra 176 Reyna, Denise 46, 176, 205 Reynoso, Elida 205 Reza, Tommy Ribota, Randy Ribota, Ronnie 46 Richards, Charles R. Richards, Cherryl L. 46,122,166 Richards, Cynthia 122 Richardson, Janice 162,175 Richardson, Lesley 160, 162 Richardson, Rob 151,172,229 Richardson, Russell 46 Richter, Rodney 229 Rico, Diane 46,153,156 Riffle, Pam 122,167,171,205 Riley, Leslie M. 160,164,217 Riley, Michael 99,168 Rincon, Cecilia 217 Rios, Carol Jean Rios, Enrique Rios, Joe L. 217 Rios, Robert 229 Rios, Yolanda 217 Rivas, Angelica Rivas, Dora 217 Rivas, Eddie 217 Rivas, JoseR. Rivas, Julio G. Rivera, Bobbie Rivera, Eddie Rivera, Irma 173,229 Rivera, Jerry 217 Rivera, Lupe 206 Rivera, Mark S. 206 Rivera, Patricia 116, 15l , 167, 206 Rivera, Peter 229 Rivera, Randy G. Rivera, Rosa 46 Rivera, Rueben Rivero, Armando Jr. 46 Rivers, Tim Roach, Diane 229 Roach, Kathleen 174,217 Roberts, Zena Marie 217 Robertson, Jodie 174,217 Robinson, Benita V. 229 Robinson, D. Lance 46, 166, 175 Robinson, Lesley 216 Robledo, Flora R. Robles, Ana Robles, Carlos A. Robles, Ofelia 46,176 Rocha, Daniel E. Rocha, Jorge M. Rocha, Jose L. Rocha, Maria Rocha, Ralph Rock, Melanie Rockliffe, Beth M. 121,122 Rodarte, Armando Rodarte, Elizabeth V. 177,217 Rodarte, Jose 217 Rodarte, Julie A. Rodgers, Caroline 46, 165 Rodgers, Joseph F. Rodrigues, Aide G. 47 Rodrigues, Gorje Rodriguez, Alfredo T. Rodriguez, Belen 153,200,206 Rodriguez, Carlos Rodriguez, Fidel 147 Rodriguez, Francisco 217 Rodriguez, Graciala 229 Rodriguez, Guadalupe 229 Rodriguez, Herendida Rodriguez, Hilda M. 177,217 Rodriguez, Hugo Rodriguez, Jesus M. 206 Rodriguez, Joann Rodriguez, John Rodriguez, John Rodriguez, Jorge Trejo Rodriguez, Jose 96 Rodriguez, Juan A. Rodriguez, Margaret 217 Rodriguez, Mark A. Rodriguez, Ralph 206 Rodriguez, Ray Jr. Rodriguez, Richard 99, 206 Rodriguez, Ricky Rodriguez, Rosa 229 Rodriguez, Victor Rodriquez, Armando Rodriquez, Luli Rogers, Teresa K. Rogers, Woodrow D. 206 Rojas, Mario Rojo, Jose 173,229 Romero, Alfredo A. Ron o, Alice E. o, Arthur A. o, Dario 217 o, Deborah 229 o, Enrique Isn Romero, Jesus 217 Romero, Jesus G. Romero, Jose 217 Romero, Martha 206 Romero, Mary Ellen 206 Romero, Ricardo Romo, Elvia L. 206 Romo, Mike L. 229 Rooker, Roger Rosales, Jose 229 Rosenfeld, Peggy R. 129 Ross, Catherine 113,116,217 Ross, Susan 167,206 Ross, Sylvia Ross, Tim Rotondo, James F. Rowland, Lilian 174,217 Rozewski, Joseph S. 206 Rubalcava, Juan 227 Rubalcava, Raul Rubalcava, Raul Rubalcava, Serafin Rubio, Manuel A. Ruddy, Kevin J. 229 Rudesill, Paul W. 217 Ruesga, Elias C. 217 Ruesga, Ventura Ruf, Bradley Allen Ruiz, Alicia 229 Ruiz, Alma Ruiz, Concepcion Ruiz, Elisa 47 Ruiz, Frank Ruiz, George 217 Ruiz, Harvey 229 Ruiz, Hector Ruiz, Hilda 47, 150 Ruiz, Jerry Lee 206 Ruiz, Jose Ruiz, Latricia 172,229 Ruiz, Linda Marie Ruiz, Martha 229 Ruiz, Martha Ruiz, Martha 176 Ruiz, Robert M. Ruiz, Sandra (nmn) Ruiz, Terry (nmn) Rule, Thomas 206 Russell, Cary D. 47, 166 Russell, Lisa E. 217 Saari, Charles 80 Sagasti, Pedro 103,217 Salas, ' Maria Avalos 217 Salas, Miguel Avalos 217 Salazar, Ana M. 47 Salazar, Darrick R. 217 Salazar, Darryl R. 229 Salazar, Jesus 217 Salazar, Lois 229 Salazar, Luis 47 Salazar, Virginia 206 Salce, Grace 47 Salce, Patricia 217 Salcido, Aaron 78, 229 Salcido, Edmund 166,206 Saldana, Alex 119 Saldana, George Saldana, Jose L. Saldana, Teresa 217 Saldivar, Aurelio 230 Saldivar, Cerardo 91 ,217 Saldivar, Javier Saldivar, Mary Ann Salgado, Armondo 206 Salgado, Cerardo 146,250 kalgado, Jose Luis 206 Salgado, Maria O. 47,177 Salgado, Patricia 230 Salinas, Lorena 230 Sail, Shari 122,230 Salsberry, Tony Lee Salsedo, Ramon Sambrano, Martha A. 230 Sanabria, Diana L. Sanchez, Angela Sanchez, Anthony 206 Sanchez, Diana 217 Sanchez, Diane 177,217 Sanchez, Evelyn Sanchez, Glenda Sanchez, Cuilla W. Sanchez, Jesse 47 Sanchez, Joaguin Sanchez, John 230 Sanchez, John 206 Sanchez, Juan Carlos Sanchez, Luis Sanchez, Manuel Sanchez, Maria 207 Sanchez, Maria 177 Sanchez, Mariano 206 Sanchez, Mario 177,217 Sanchez, Merida 206 Sanchez, Rose Marie 47 Sanchez, Roseann 217 Sanchez, Samuel 217 Sanchez, Sergio O. Sanchez, Susan 206 Sanchez, Susanne M. Sanchez, Terry Rene Sancho, Roger N. Sandberg, David G. 206 Sandlin, Charles Jose 217 Sandlin, Jose J. Sandoval, Ann Marie 144,159 Sandoval, Antonio 230 Sandoval, Fidel Sandoval, Hector 230 Sandoval, Henry Sandoval, Richard L. Sandoval, Samuel 230 Sanfilippo, Louis 206 Santana, Isabel Santana, Jose Santana, Jose A. 230 Santos, Edmund Santos, Ivy Sanudo, Hector Sanudo, Hector Sapien, David G. 48,177 Sapien, Gustavo 103,230 Saragosa, Iris A. Saralegui, Juan J. 217 Sarinana, Lorraine L. 217 Sarmiento, Vicki Sasan, Sharon 113, 115, 119,217 Sasan, Yancy 206 Sauceda, Nery 230 Saucedo, Carmen 206 Saucedo, Jesus 230 Saucedo, Madeleine Saucedo, Mima Nidia 48 Saucedo, Pete A. Savage, Robert 169,217 Schatz, Leena C. Schatz, Leena C. Schilder, Lynne 33, 121 , 168,217 Schilder, Mark 230 Schilling, David W. 99,217 Schinnerer, Vicky 147,151,230 Schmalenberger, Russ 149,151 Schroth, Mary B. 160, 164 Schuck, Cheryl Lynn 48,67,90, 149,151 Schwab, Eric 76,166,168,171.172, Schwab, Sara M. 119,151,165 Scott, Cynthia L. Scott, Herman 230 Scott, James E. 48,85,176 Searles, Steve Sebreros, Donald Sebreros, Randal Sedurifa, Virginia 206 Segerstrom, Sally E. 230 Segura, AleyA. 218 Segura, Octavio M. Segura, Ronald R. Seja, IrmaT. 176,206 Seja, Rudy 230 Selindh, John 99, 146, 206, 110 Seltzer, Laura 17,48, 146, 156 Sepeda, Lisa A. 176,218 Sepulona, Diana Sepulona, Loretta Sepulveda, Bernadette 218 Sepulveda, Maria 230 Serafin, Elaine 218 Serafin, John 48 Serafin, Thomas 173,230 Seina, Norma 230 Sema, Raymond 230 Serna, Raymond 230 Serrano, Aida Serrano, Manuel Serrano, Maria 230 Serrano, Osbaldo Serrano, Pearl 230 Servin, Elizabeth Servin, Febe Shafer, T. Mechelle 218 Shanks, Sal 230 Shea, Arlene E. 218 Sheerer, Tony Carl 218 Sheffield, Jeffrey 78,218 Sheffield, Susan 230 Shepherd, Sandra J. 230 Shepherd, Tamra L. Shuhardt, Janet 206 Siciliani, Steve 230 Sidor, Jacqueline 121,146,150, 159,218 Sierra, Frank 218 Sierra, Tomas 230 Silbas, Juanita 230 Sillas, Edith L. Sillas, Victor 206 Silsby, Kathy Silva, Alex 145,210 Silva, Alma Silva, Carlos Silva, Christine 230 Silva, Cynthia Jean Silva, Elizabeth Silva, Enrique SUva, Jack 206 Silva, Joseph Silva, Luis Silvas, Debbie Ann Simmons, Leon R. 230 Simmons, Lyne Jane Simon, Ronnie Simoneau, Rene Maurice Simpson, Ronald Lee Sims, Arnetta Sims, .Arthur 206 Singleton, David 230 Singleton, Grady C. 218 Sirois, Michael Sisk, Barbara Diane 48 Sitagata, Lee Sjule, Daniel 48,67 Sjule, Paul 206,165 SWles, Carol 48, 150, 152,255, 171 Sidles, MaryL. 218,119 Small, Bruce 68,82,153,166 Smith, David 106 Smith, Denise 230, 176 Smith, Craylin Smith, Jed Smith, Jim 49, 100 Smith, Joseph Smith, Maryjo D. 116,171,206 Smith, Pamela 49. 113, 206 Smith, Patti Lynne Smith, R. Bryan Smith, Rita A. Smith, Stephan J . 206 Smith, Timothy A. 49,76,166 Smith, Willie 230, 103 Smith, Yvette L. Snell, Alisa Diane Socie, John David Soliday, Lonnie L. Solis, Alma 218 Solis, Blanca49 Solis, David J. 78,218 Solis, Elizabeth Solis, Jesus Solis, John V. Solis, Johnny 218,78 Soliz, Joanne Solorzano, Concepcion Solorzano, Mario Sommars, Lee 230 Soria, Laura 218 Soria, Richard 49 Soria, Richard 49 Sosa, Martz B. 230 Sotelo, Arturo Jr. Sotelo, Georgina 206 , 144 Sotelo, Harvey Sotelo, Hilda 206,141 Sotelo, Neftali Soter, Andrea 162,181 Soto, Alex Soto, Ana 206 Soto, Concepcion 49 Soto, George Soto, Gonzalo 206 Soto, Imelda 213 Soto, Jesse 206 Soto, Maria Soto, Mario 206 Soto, Rufugio 230 Soto, Richard Soto, Rosario 230 Soto, Susan Soza, Graciela Speight, James Frank Spellman, Benny Ray 206 Spencer, Jacqueline 230 Spencer, Keith 206 Spencer, Madonna Spencer, Russell Spragg, Mark 230 Squier, Heidi Joy 49, 160,175 Squier, William 218 Stauffer, John R. 48,66,150,152 Steagall, Danny 49, 104, 160, 164 Steen, Michael 231 Steininger, Kathy Stevens, Deborah 174,218 Steward, Bobby 206 Steward, Brenda 49,113,116,176, 203 Steward, Henderson Stewart, Sandra 218 Stingley, Diane 160,164,230 Stirc, Danny 49, 104, 160, 164 Stoddard, Clark L. 49, 100, 165 Stone, David D. 80,150,152,106, 206,581 Stopher, Leslie 116,151,153,171, 218 Storms, Cathy 230 Stout, Janice 230 Stout, Robert 50 Stovall, Bruce W. 206 Stowell, Patricia 208,133,151,174 Streavel, James Stroud, Margaret L, Stuart, Donna M. 30 Stumfall, Cynthia Ann 230 Stumfall, David T. 206 Suarez, Fedelia 206 Suarez, Mario 240 Subriar, Sherri 50,166 Sullivan, Donald 218 Sullivan, Mark 218 Sumaya, Mary 230 Sumaya, Sylvia 50,176 Summers, Lori 230 Sumners, Michael R. 172,206 Sweeney, Michael Swiatlowski, Steven Sv.isshelm, Milissa 159,218 Szilagyi, Csaba T. 50,144,168. 175 Szilagyi, Terezia 230 Taber, Colette A. Tabile, Vincent M. 206 Ta folia, Terry 206 Talbert, Loralyn Tamez, Martha 230 Tapia, Elsa M. Tapia, Jesus Tapia, Lupe Nancy 98,230 Tapia, Maria Carmen Tarango, Ruben D. Tarr, John Bradstreet Tarr, Kathryn E. Tavitas, Richard 147,230 Tavitas, Teresa 230 Taylor, Dermis 230 Taylor, Dorothea M. 206 Taylor, James Taylor, John 206 Taylor, Kathy Taylor, Norma 230 Taylor, Thomas Taylor, Thomas J. 50,80,146,171, 162 Teeters, Debbie L. 218 Tellez, Dubrina Tellez, Randy M. Teran, David 218 Teran, David S. 218 Thies, Claudia 50, 170, 171 Thomas, Anne Thomas, Calvin Ray Thomas, Greg 218 Thomas, Larry W. 51 Thomas, Ted James Thomas, Verdie 176, 218 Thompson, A. Gayle 230 Thompson, Bryan 218 Thompson, Deborah Jo 200 Thompson, John 218 Thompson, Kitty 51 Thoner, Roxanne M. 121,206 Thorkelson, Janet 51, 65, 158, 165 Thomhill, Brenda L. Thorsky, Daniel 218 Thorsky, Kerry 231 Timoti, John 206 Tirado, Teresa 231 Tischofer, Edward 206 Tolomeo, Kirstin 206 Tolomeo, Matthew 218 Tomsen, Karen 206 Tomsen, Robert 218 Tomsen, Roy 231 Topete, Delia 231 Topper, Cosmo 33 Torres, Edith 218 Torres, Jose Luis C. 206 Torres, Juan Carlos 231 Torres, Louis Torres, Manuel 206 Torres, Manuel C. Torres, Martha 218 Torres, Patsy 231 Torres, Ricky 206 Torres, Rosa Imelda Torres, Sammy R. Torrez, Carol Ann 218 Tovar, Alicia 218 Tovar, Florence S. 206 Tovar, Maria 206 Towne, David 172,231 Towne, Mark C. 171,172,218 Tracy, Michael J. Fran, Anh Nquyet Thi 218 Tran, Thuchien Thi Traum, Glenda Travers, Marcel 103, 176 Traylor, Reggie 51,85,146,176 Trejo, Amalia Trevino, Joann 218 Trevino, John Angel Trice, Lorraine 115,121,147,231 Trice, Mark 51 , 166 Tripp, Evelyn Ann 218 Trotter, Joe 99 Trotter, Lorraine 206 Troya, Jose 218 Trujillo, Christine 160,164,218 Trujillo, Cresencio 218 Trujillo, Francisco J. 51 Trujillo, Johnny Paul Trujillo, Nancy 160,231 Trujillo, Rosalinda 147, 174, 200, 206 Truong, Lan-anh Thi Truong, Pbwong Cong Tsujioka, Keiko Tucker, Donald L. 51 Tuma, Jeanette Turner, Barbara Ann 160,162, 165, 206 Turner, Cindy Jean . urner, Patricia 231 Turner, Suzanne Marie Turner, Tammie 231 Turner, Tammie L. Tweedie, John Ulloa, Alfredo 176,207,218 Ulloa, Aurora 51,176 Ulloa, Carmela SI Ulloa, Gerardo 176,231 Ulloa, Jose J. 219 Uribe, Sylvia 219 Urrutia, Edgar 51 , 93 Vaca, James 207 Valdes, Carlos 207,231 V aides, Carlos Albert Yaldez, Carlos 99 Valdez, Daniel L 133,164,165, 204 Valdez, Dave 207 Valdez, Eduardo E. Valdez, Enrique Valdez, Joe 173,231 Valdez, Manuel Valdez, Manuel 219 Valdez, Mary A. 160,162,207 Valdez, Robert 231 Valdez, Valerie 52 Valdez, Yolanda 207 Valencia, Alphonso 177 Valencia, Cleoride Valencia, H. Rocio Valencia, Miguel P. 174,231 Valenciana, Carole L. Valenciana, Pat Valenzuela, Louie Valenzuela, Teresa 231 Vallejo, Alejandro M. Valverde, Juana 53,176 Valverde, Ruben 219 VanCott, Candice 174,219 Der, Giessen, Ingri Patten, Michael 160, 164, 231 Patten, Richard 219 Tassel, Donald Wortel, Diane E. 122,231 Wortel, John 49 Ysseldyk, Robert 219 anzant, James W. 99,219 Vargas, Ana M. 207 Vargas, Debbie M. 207 Vargas, Donna 207 Vargas, Elia 231 Vargas, Fernando Vargas, Fernando C. 219 Vargas, Maria 231 Vargas, Olga 219 Vasquez, Anacleto 219 Vasquez, Cynthia 219 Vasquez, Cynthia 219 Vasquez, David S. 1S3.219 Vasquez, Javier Vasquez, Leopoldo Vasquez, Lisa 231 Vasquez, Mamel Vasquez, Matthew 100,207 Vasquez, Matthias 207 Vasquez, Maya 219 Vasquez, Ricky A. Vasquez, Yolanda Vaughn, Randall 100,219 Vega, Caroline 52 Vega, Cecelia Rosemary Vega, Cynthia 169,207 Vega, Doreen Vega, Elizabeth 219 Vega, George 52, 88, 116 Vega, Judy Anna Vega, Luis Guillen 176,231 Velarde, Debbie J. 207 Velarde, Francisca 176, 231 Velarde, Katherine 151,219 Velarde, Sandra A. 151,167,172, 207 Velardez, Vincent P. Velasco, Artemio 207 Velasco, Ruben C. 96 Velasquez, Elizabeth Velasquez, James S. Velazquez, Diana S. 231 Velazquez, Patricia 231 Velazquez, Richard 219 Veliz, Juan F. 207 Vera, Angelina M. Verduzco, Maria Del R. 231 Verduzco, Nereida Vest, Brian R. 231 Vieyra, Rose Vilchis, Carmela M, Villa, Alfonso 231 Villa, Chris 52 Villa, David Jr. 219 Villa, Jose 231 Villa, Susan M. Villagomez, Antonio Villano, Maria Ann Villareal, Mercedez Villarino, Edmando VillarTeal, Alonzo 231 Villarreal, Dahlia G. 207 Yillarreal, Oralia M. 207 Villasenor, Donato B. Yillasenor, Francisco 219 Villasenor, Gloria 219 Villasenor, Martha 219 Villasenor, Mar)- A. 206 Villasenor, Raul Villasenor, Robert 219 Villasenor, Russell 231 Villegas, Benjamin 207 ViUegas, Jose 219 Villegas, Rosaura Villela, Guadalupe 219 Villela, Sergio Viramontes, Yolanda 207 Vitelli, James 99,144,147,166, 200,207,219 Vitelli, Randy 103 Vizcarra, Pascual Vizacarra, Tony Von Hoffmann, Karl E. 231 Waahila, Edward 52,100 Waahila, Lani W f alker, Brian Alvin Walker, Bruce 52, 100 Wall, Janice 219 WaUbridge, Gerald 78, 103,219 Walling, Lynne 52,66,150, 155,167 Ward, Jolina 116,147,167,171,175, 207 Ward, Kenneth 52,82,100 Ward, Michael R. 107,231 Ward, Robbin A. 113,147,151,168, 172,207 Waterman, James W. Watford, Chris 99,232 Watson, Geri J. 232 Watson, John 219 Watson, Tom Watters, Judith K. 52,115,118,144, 167,172,207 Watts, Rebecca Lynn Webb, Christine D. Webster, Michael Lee Weekly, Carolyn Weessies, Daniel R. 52,67,104,149 Weidenbumer, Douglas Weinberg, Keith 207 Weinraub, Russell 108, 169, 207 Weisz, Lyne Wells, John Wells, Tom Louis Wendt, Daron Wesley, Monica Marie 119,219 West, Holly 121 West, Jeffrey 207 West, William 172,207 Westeigard, Tamara S. 219 Wheeler, Yvonne 219 White, Alvin White, Darleoe 160,219 White, Herbert 107,166,207 White, John Stuart White, Jay Renee White, Kim M. White, Linda White, Ophelia 52, 122, ISO, 153, 167,171 White, Robert A. 207 Whitfield, Maura A. 116,207 Whitney, Mike 160,219 Whitsett, Henry Whitten, Wendell 133,207 Whittlesey, Brian 53,153 Wiederfeld, Michelle F. Wild, Cynthia J. 53,166 Wilder, Elton 207 Wilder, Sheila 231 Wilhoit, Shelia L. 167, 171, 172, 207 Wilkinson, James 53, 204 Wilkinson, Mark 104,207 Williams, Calvin 219 Williams, Cynthia 219 Williams, Ivan J. Williams, Ivan John Williams, Karen 53,67 Williams, Michael 100,169,207 Williams, Shannon Zink 207 Willis, Alan 207 Wilson, Billy C. 207 Wilson, Christine 132, 147, 223 Wilson, FredW. Wilson, Jody 219 Wilson, Lamont 219 Wilson, Mary 231 Wilson, Phillip Wilson, Sherri 118,219 Wilson, Tamera 231 Wimberly, Daryl E. 53,166 Winters, Debra 53 Winters, Gary Joseph Winters, Yvette Wise, David 219 Wise, William Witten, Martha 231 Wolford, Robert E. 53 Wong, Donna 151,172,207 Wong, Judy 53 Wong, Ronald 53 Wood, Melody 231 Woolsey, Daniel P. 231 Woolsey, Thomas 53 Wooster, Marilee 231 Wyrick, Paul 108,231 Yager, Pamella Yarbrough, Burniss Yarbrough, Gail 219 Yates , Gary G. Ybarra, A. Patricia 219 Ybarra, Susan Yeaton, Glee A. Yepez, Nancy S. Yepez, Ricky R. Yong, Mei Y. 165,207 Yorba, Arthur Yorba, John 232 York, Fredrick 219 Young, Eric 232 Young, Latina 232 Young, Lori E. 53 Young, Lynda C. Young, Nancy Young, Paulette 232 Young, Richard 107,151,232 Young, Stephen 232 Yovanov, Shelly 232 Zamarron, Albert S. Zamarron, Carlos 207 Zambrano, Danny 219 Zamudio, Fidel 53 Zamudio, Josefina Zamudio, Socorro 232 Zanudo, Jose Zanudo, Juan 232 Zapata, Lisa Zarate, Jesus Zaun, Cynthia 54 Zavala, David 219 Zavala, Erniliana S. 54 Zavala, Maria Elena Zavala, Martha S. 219 Zavala, Martin B. 54 Zavala, Ramiro Jr. 21S Zavaleta, Chely54,; _ l - : Zawicki, Edward 219 Zawidd, John J. I Zawicki, Zierer, Tim Zul, Cregari? 232 Zul, Ramon 54,207 . io R. -iseo 6 Zuniga, Rafael i r.e219 Farewell to you and the youth 1 have spent with you. It was but yesterday we met in a dream. You have sung to me in my aloneness, and I of your longings have built a tower in the sky. But now our sleep has fled and our dream is over, and it is no longer dawn. The noontide is upon us and our half waking has turned to a fuller day, and we must part. If in the twilight of memory we should meet once more, we shall speak again together and you shall sing to me a deeper song. And if our hands should meet in another dream we shall build another tower in the sky. -Kahlil Gibran THE FIRST 200 YEARS A knowledge of American history is an invitation to experience the accomplishment, drama, tragedy and hope of an infant nation struggling to grow up. Sturdy, determined pioneers hacked away at the edges of a raw continent and, with blunders and achievements alike, modeled a country with a spirited nature and a united commitment to individual liberty for every one of its citizens. Americans, great and not so great, have given us a heritage to carry on and improve upon. Farmers and soldiers, industrialists and merchants, dreamers and leaders, are all there in two centuries of progress. But the maturing isn't finished. You'll find the boundaries of growth as endless today as when our forefathers first envisioned them. 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A— ■ m7 , J,t .. -X mm Uyr _ .fnJt t!.6nS .� ■!� mm X mX « (W« � .W � t«A« ' . ■ ; ■ ,r M t tu. ttw rct’crt ' t-t. . , m x6 . i -S� ol«? X M.M M. XXr O'. — A r .� • 1 fn.fl i jiu ■■� X- _ .. M 1 Aim ' A- v 3? tf-y “ ■ ■■ s .S L :. U. iu zi, In COXG RESS, July .i. jjg. Xs?fic unaitimouT cdaration d ir1«n ui� il States of Xmcrtfa. CHAPTERS OF AMERICAN HISTORY The Sump Act of 1765 wa an attempt by Eng-land to tax items that were wholly Amerkan The colonists reacted in seething resentment which erupted into angry protestations. The first blood of the American Revolution was spilled during one such incident at Boston in 1770. Several Americans lost their lives over a snowball thrown at a British sentry. In the fight to achieve commerce equality, the United States found itself in a naval war over shipping lanes. Fort McHenry was heriocally held during a British naval bombardment, and the Stars and stripes still flew after a night of hard fighting The next morning Francis Scott Key penned the immortal words of what would become the national anthem Frontiersmen cleared the wilderness, built settlements and drove back the Indians. The Pony Express and the telegraph became primary means of communkation. Agriculture was the wealth of the country. Amerkan inventions of the time were often related to working the soil. The McCormick Reaper, mowing machines, textile looms and the cotton gin were instrumental in the settling of new frontiers. In 1848. James Marshall found gold in the race of a sawmill he was building for John Sutter at Coloma. California. The lust to get rkh quick' was the force behind this biggest and gaudiest gold tush ever. Settlers had to have permanent access to the new lands, so canals and bridges were built to carry stages and wagon trains loaded with machinery destined for settlements in the West. The pioneers foresaw great wealth in the cheap acreage that was available While gold rush fever' gripped the country, states were increasingly more divided on the slavery issue Civil war broke out in the East This Brothers War' was bitterly fought and. though the scars remain even today, slavery was abolished Cities grew at an alarming pace; often without regard to the limits of safety. The great Chkago fire of 1871 burned the bustling cattle market empire beyond recognition. But the pioneer spirit was not broken. Chicagoans began rebuilding and preparations were underway to celebratethe 100th birthday of the country The Iron Horse. carrying homesteaders, greatly helped settlement of the new country The first transcontinental railroad connected the country at Promontory Summit. Utah, on May 10.18o9. Tr.importation was setting the pattern for the American way of life. The country became a mobile society with electric trollevs. automobiles. farm machinery, and bicycles, all the rage Along with the accessibility of travel came a new era of nationalism. A World War called upon the nation's young men to unite and fight. After the war in Europe, the nation pulled itself together and industry flourished once again. A carefree America buried war memories in the new moving pictures, telephones, light bulbs, electric generators, stock market ticker tape machines, phonographs and a wealth of inventions from the fertile minds of its young inventors. Baseball became the national sport and prohibition was law. Black Thursday. October 24. 1929. saw the American stock market crash to the lowest level in history Panic set in as the unemployment level skyrocketed. The country was in its worst economic crisis. Slowly, but surely, the wounds of the crash. the dust bowl, and poverty healed. MJ STAMPHO. 34 v T.RATION| JK- STAMP HO.I 35 1 stamp Hal 38 1 « £_RATION| JC- STAMP HO. 1 39 1 • Jtl-RATION| .JC- STAMP M0. 42 RATIONI STAMP HO. 43 T.RATIONI JCr STAMP HO. 46 JKL.RATION| stamp N0.I 7 J The steel industry geared up for the revival while rumors were whispered in the Roosevelt administration of another impending war. The nation's leaders scoffed: until December”, 1941 Pearl Harbor' Industrial production reached a peak during the war years. Upon their return from four years of battle, the veterans forged ahead with an eye on a better life for everyone. Several moderate recessions in the 50's and 60 s reminded cautious citizens of past decades. Huge strides were being taken in the scientific field Television became a part of every family's life. National events were household topics — while they happened — thanks to the new medium. Individuals and groups were seen on the tube as they advocated new social reform, or justice, or special causes of their own. TV gave individuals and political systems power greater than ever before Audio-visual journalism had made its impact. Nearly 100 years of struggling for civil liberties were realized when President Lyndon Baines Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 19t 4 into law The Act outlawed segregation in any form The seventies shed light on a new trouble for the nation as it approached its 200th bitthdav The world's energy sources and natural resources were being used up faster than they could be replenished. Americans once again waded into a new frontier. The energy crisis and ecology were prominent words in the language. Ways to save nature from the neglect of mankind and ways of preserving precious fuel without damaging that balance of nature were the objectives of Americans across the country Earth's crises spurred Americans into further pioneering This time outer space. American astronauts were the first on the surface of the moon and the U S was first to build a sky-lab for more scientific study. American is still learning and growing after a mere 200-year infancy. The original determination of our forefathers was told again in the words of Neil Armstrong as he made the first step on the moon a smail 'tep for man. but a giant step for mankind orritH von bad� ONE MILLION ACRES OF SUPERIOR FARMING LANES, IS FARMS OK 40,80 160 acres and upwards at from $8 to $12 per acre. TIIKttK UNI « AHK MOT SI QPASHED BY AMY IM THE WORLD. tllKV I.IK ,VlflN l THE WHOLE LINE OF THE CENTRAL ILLINOIS RAILROAD. Fo oa LOUQ CIUSDIT. SHORT CREDIT � nJ fur CASH. I'-rr � r iIImM ow TOWNS. VILLAGES. SCHOOLS � nd CHURCHES. A 0� r. tow lufc twttn itroatk is� G� : ■ tv. N W''i.r b, C«'t� Bnj.jn Ownership of land had been just a dream to most of the colonists from feudal England. With the great expanse of cheap land opening up in the West, the dream became reality. The Louisiana Purchase of 1803 opened the first sizable frontier in the Midwest, but the nation was not ready for it yet. It took a growing market in the East, where land was getting high-priced and scarce, and development of good transportation, to really start the frontier movement. The Gold Rush caused hordes of settlers to take various routes to the Pacific Coast and its yellow riches. The railroads brought farmers and ranchers, along with the miners, who decided to stop all along the routes and build their homes. Railroads were instrumental in the quick civilization of the West, bringing people in numbers so large that the resentful Indians were finally pushed back into unwanted and infertile areas. America became a haven for immigrants from every nation as freedom beckoned them to the teeming cities of the East, the plains, and the rich west coast farmlands. Sick of the Civil War and with their own lands divided up and lost, many Southerners set out to begin again in the virgin territories. Westering soon became the national tradition as North and South moved together toward a new life. Americanism was advanced socially by the hard-working, bare-fisted types who settled the frontiers. DONT TREAD ON ME cwrmt fine - im of ini u«u mtiusnuu fuuisawuo ei ihf mim « f� ...lS Vict°!.«es • fi si sun mo starts umito mum o Motranom � o to w t mu okmho b mo� « mshmcion fouonmc act of coNonss of ium ii w oio won UIK emu rr CAfUit wtu ¥ 0 ntt COMMMO HC Ih( MiC chmusmccfii m mi fine of t« cm � t luniu IH( SIMS 10 STRIPtS «tlM TMifTY $U SIMS IN IMF UNlOft CAWlFO Bl IMF HOBtHFF MMIFS OlltlNC MIC !tMS Of IMF OVI « • j American Banners CONTINENTAL FUC CARfcSO IN 177$ 1777 SXAC-I1C W TREE SYMBOL OF Massachusetts say colony 1 1 puce of the crosses of si gcorge MO St ANDREW LIBERTY TREE FUC - � m THE PiNETPEE COMES FROM COIVS OF THE COLONY OF MASSKHUSETTS ISS? Fint mm sun mo stuns I ABSENCE OF SPECIFIC APRANCEMENT OF STMS 8? CONCAESS iUNE 11. 1777 IT (US CUSTOMARY FOR NAVY TO PLACE TH£ STMS il FCFV OF CROSSES OF ST GEO C£ � N0 ST ANOREW FUC OF IMF FHIAO MIZUHO - 1771 CAK1FO AT IH£ BATTLE OF COBPENS IANUARY 1778 AND USFO AS COLORS OF AMERICAN UNO FORKS UNI I MUKAN V� M 0HN PAUL JONES STURT FUG' RESCUEO FROM THE SU BY 1� U£S flAYMO SIAFFORO OH'NS BATTLE BETWEEN BON MOW! R.CHARO AND SERAP.S FUC OF THE KIR OF 1117(11171114) SXCTNING fifteen STARS AND FIFTEEN BARS AS CHANGED UFON ADMISSION Ot VERMONT M FREMONT. THE PATHFINDERS FUC - Ml EMBLEM THAT 8U7E0 THE TRA'i FOR THE COVtSEO «� N •N THE ROARING tos THE EARLY ENSIGN OF THE PUINS FUC Of THE MEIICAN MAI _ HAS NOT ACTUALLY USEO AS REC'MENTAl COLORS 8� TROOPS BUT AS FUC OF CONQUEST AND OCCUPATION COMMODORE PERRYS FUG - 1IS4 THE FLAG THAT OPENED 1MAN TO NESTE KN ClViUTATlON CONFEDERATE BATTLE ANO NAVY FUC USEO FROM MAY I. lib) TO ENO OF BAR. IKS THE BATTLE FUG AS SOOARC FLAG OF THE SPMISH AMERICAN « - 18SI THE EMBLEM OF LIBERTY THAT 8ROUGH! FREEDOM TO CUBA of Freedom Tfcf treated liYfUf tf gc Age The llnrbcd Wire Fence. Patented b J. F. Cilidden. TV- NECESSITY IS THE MOTHER OF . COTTON ClftiUoM) WOSOCMRH ORIU PRCSS Without realizing it. England instilled in the colonists the individual purpose and ingenuity that necessity breeds. With trade goods cut to a minimum, determined young leaders of the time set out to find ways of surviving without support from the Mother Country. Agricultural methods and machines and labor saving devices were designed by our forefathers. As frontiers opened, Yankee genius had to conquer natural barriers in the wild new country, so suspension bridges were invented and methods of transportation were perfected for the purpose of opening the untamed areas. Later, they sought to section off the land with the revolution ary and controversial invention barbed wire. Cooper s 1-horsepower Tom Thumb train in 1830 and later, automobiles like the first Model T, and the 4-horsepower airplane ; became American modes of travel from city to city and coast to coast. Americans knew that the fertile lands of this nation would produce unequalled harvests if machines were designed to take over for man. They knew also that trade routes were difficult to travel and manufacturing would have to be done close to home. The cotton gin, textile looms, drill presses and a reaper which could cut six times as much grain as a hand scythe were some of the tools invented. Protection for themselves and for their voung country prodded inventors like Eli Whitney to perfect firearms and others to work on plans for the first submarine. Young inventors like Alexander Graham Bell and Thomas Edison (called the nation's most valuable citizen) visualized machines that would light the country and open up communication with those in the far cor ners of the nation. The telephone, telegraph, phonograph and the first light bulb were discovered in the late 1800's and early twentieth century. This American way of doing for oneself inspired many to become inventors in their own right. Some sought to save labor and mass-produce for profit while others envisioned not only riches, but excitement and adventure as they discovered ways to defy nature. Throughout the past 200 years the American mind has been unleashed to take whatever paths necessary to fulfill the needs. In the last half-century, the pace of discovery has been overwhelming and inventions for the taming of the universe lie in the grasp of America while the habit of finding a way is ingrained in its people. The seeds of industrial America were sown by these inventors resulting in today's mechanized society. THEY MADE THEIR MARK Men and women who helped shape America's history IMOHU Hint. , btelr. Qw ,, ccmcaiV. w b• leK � PMC . mO PK« d« IV —J ft Ktel � x pN«4 te aw Ani. m ftnoMw . 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Tf e «l ft� d American inanft-„i«Cinrf u l iill«M. WJOCM. A la |d .... id Itm— HIMW «-• % � ■V II Il.r wVkMm- • “ Ksoxis P.Sltl mini. Aw, Um Merkel. e-d � rv—u 9 ‘‘t' BelweyUlH u� ..� «y«uta-if A stage wasn’t the most comfortable way fcST AII lal 5II Tl EN T. WORKING FOR THE YANKEE DOLLAR A CARD. r--- - ■ ■ ■ - —. .- w __..... _ lltMk OPPOSITE GIRARD'S ,----------- A GOOD � Mortn ent ©f HATS. •( No. 61 bomb 5J eueet, wh b will b eohJ el fair j£ rboe wfco «ieba Hit of etyqaa li y ..| f .feion ki'eeer, fie.iked, ui _ __ b« icec i «' l� 4e0. eftd iNootJ '� • NtWl MW nlrajo -b«o fiui.tr . ill U a© oblfftliM o© Ih,Mri� ,,M who MuiMittii Ifrr.lt—tf II ATS, WHOLESALE A NO RETAIL. IVO. 41 Soulb Third Street, NEAR CONGRESS HALL. JOHN C. DYER oflTor for Nil, HATS o terry J� « ipHM ,0f m-(iiiiir ijm.IiIki. cheep J C. D. ,.eriico � fly iu.iI.i b« iliitii'i of tb p«bUe t« b-i tear d Utr Mui . erbieb, foe tx.u'y. dorab.l.iy end cteipteea, MO Ml ivpiued by ior io iM ciiy. JOHN C. DVEK np«c‘fully luformi, bn fneodi end the public, I but br -ne0)-4aed I e� Ofe IO Lt IlM of bftek MCI. II the atn-ee ciaee d place,« here bo 'UlroJi (o keen comically no hind ■ pM'il aeeneUDei© nf HATS, ■ b«b be • ill Mil M loo M tbey COO be (nrchaMil is tb Ciy. onrth UIm MHLt for€hiiflnen imn to go. Pur you couia ger rrom cuy io my for as little as $3 — at the amazing pace of six miles per hour Compare today's wages with a 12-hour day in the early 1300’s. A man earned 50c a day Of course his dollar bought a little more than today s. Butter in 182o was about SC lb in the Midwest, eggs. 3c doz.. corn ©c bu., wheat. 25c bu . and a cow could be bought for $5. With travel becoming the American tradition, you could choose train, wagon, horseback or the water. A canal ride, with bed and board included, averaged 3 or 4C per mile And when you reached your destination. you could sit down to a 5. or even 10 course meal for 25c (Ladies 20c. in consideration of appetite.) Farmers in the early 1800's could own the famous McCormick Reaper for a mere $100 But the Civil War increased prices as the machine became the first item farmers could buy on time payments for the sum of $1,500 A good suit of clothes then might cost $1 95 and ladies waists (blouses) were marketed for 49c to $3.50 with a whole dress pattern priced at 15C. Cookstoves. quality-satisfaction guaranteed. could cost you $29.25 at $4 per month and a dandy heating stove could set you back as much as $5.73 and up. The first electric refrigerator cost $ 00 - which might be enough to make you faint on your 1907 fainting couch that had cost a mere $7.85. Your new baby travelled in the height of fashion in a wicker sleeping coach (stroller) for the sum of $12 04 If you had $1,500 in 1®03 you could show off in one of the first automobiles. Ah, those were the days Some of the current prices are reminiscent of those days, but at frontier prices, which were a whole different story Hardy pioneers had to pay $2 a pound for sugar, too. And the same for a pound of coffee or pepper. Those items were only 15c per pound back in civilized St Louis. Flour was marked up 100 times for sale to the frontiersmen and during the famous Gold Rush, that precious commodity went for $400 a barrel ADAMS’ PATENT SfVRI.I.KD Rerun H iiiill:iH« RrtMcari . rJ'HE above B©dei«ad are pot tngoihor ub- I iel i-rt«i. by a u it I be VA tad b ertUJ !!«•■ , lb, Stew u k«| 4 cm©nl ( act «l e- l� t i ill i.n. «• 1 Ilk I he lt.l pmoble trouble, abiek W •• | a iM« in � bt. n • ft iknue roeJ. any i-ibee w� r. Pur eu'led II.ir Munmi cneutenlty m kit , • HMSION SpKlNO 8EAT ROCKING CHAIM , V'«.|i� . Tr� hi,eieM iud IrJ.u Hl� 6i. Aim, i |iiil raeieiy uf erMBD'ull tad inulrriel • � iMerior deenm-ti'i. ceneleaiiy «« kunJ and Cp - gn-iy Wn a nfieeery JrMrt|4,. u eieCuluJ «nb Mll-eH.lMMIlililf ted 0«� paub.by J II tNCOCK I. Co. S W corner 9 l b. J end AVulnel e'rerll. P-8 J II. � C� (ruleful fnr pt.i teener , ibet lie| e. by cna t.nl fttlrM-n to bfte'neee, ant a deilre in 1'lreve. by kee|,'iif ibe uebeet a-l'd'i lb rheir ! � ,' • ft'.ift.n luiere •••i n«att � |. .tjl — It Vhilculdpiliu Museum, in Tm: i iTe-jt terror the ARCADE, CHBSNUT STKKET. (AltOVK 8IXTU-) ore. - Mr day. « d ULV. ay.lTKU nny nnng. Ailm.llat.rr tb Cent . n™ Mnevo .. IV, U,M e J ll nl nUMden! . A. t ,Mt Ifum. «-J ceMeei MImmm U ike Csmel e«d k etM� e( ne'er . IrMU e‘ ftrl, U 'W e«U. ! •� ... ,V. . '•“J � '•• •«. ee el toneUe Oe «e etety ike etjMli db IV. J'.,.,, el... IkeeAleebMet«Bl,e ni.eMe.� M«e e “ •” eW.jjiel UAtt .i hi, n'i� n eO rewml.ex, end l r Ce-k e«ie( ku ekn. kn4«el Cvesn, « net Im -eriVyel elOelee. lnetaa� UIMeni.neryelrr� ( eeeef e Mee.e. IMM .• 4 !-• • .try lerp lallmeft J Ike INillvn 1 Afteroe SUUV •� • 'd uren U IU Keifiilien. eld cf lU ml Z.,H renked erenirke ftre W k rse, erd Aftr'Ke. k’uenter. C W t„l� . Iihm et Kiv.n, Ike Mwie yrr-■ eM.'iy in Il.ir.ly. eb-e.eeJ Ineryer.i.Hv, by . - ive ties My el Ikr leil i;«n „ inurlW Ike Ml t! UrieyerXen � e-� r ef Or ■■• •«.. p.p'e-l) le l r r l . inlr. rr. Or VMlWtmlr • ■ 1 enuelty � r Inelrev � U •,rl ,1.� i'l, � � •'.� l r bsi-nevest Hr leibtr-.m NelVu ill ke iffteeei iMe.lOeeeeder e ftcetby, ln4 lertrit.re ef tevSIr ike leler etlbl t'..(r.ftumt. Were Beneient mi ke Mil e.t teOe-elf e� OeMrt«r ike deeen. Ibet the wurlr, ylerrt ft |W Miereft —'l klney. ,er � .� f« iW teUH p ). Thomas Gibson, M lumber, KMfRCTniM.V mturien Am fixe kut ii ,-.Mh in p u i el. Ibai be ejir e or IlM ll.nen e..o sl.i I (ii..Um. Ik all lie kre beu el Nm lb, X.-nl, i� i, «l� re Se heries.iy.— hand llylrame. n! ek 1 i,iJ.«n|«.� e tein.i ll.iHi'e rur-k Kei Ik � « Im'i. I,.l..|h Oftl ft Oknen.-I i' euerlim, U'ek CV- te. Ante. !• Ve.6'1 rr Ue'i e. Lead and I'vft fft-e. Rnurw fi� kvaen.H —1 all -etwe mK I ifft i'«a .r-i ..NJ ei 1 bet dv-iKM mstere. aid aV I'lnl l ael� r e.near hM • tb letd reft I-naW «er-«. llluOA-GlBS'lV. n S— 11 Ir. s —Tl.lr.l H.rre Ycoilian ItlinU WarfhonnP, COTTOJT. I Al.fitCM' m jv.l pided ir-en W'J llvll' Nile Olkeft r� e. l� by OAVIII B RIsIViJ. aprllU-dle No :G thruil Pr 'I .Hist- asm IBo BIBinraUMNIM QUILL Manufacturer 93 South Second street, (Opposite ilio Merchant.' ColTer-Houac, Pltilad.) manufactures all kindof hulls, Dutch, English, German, and Opaque, rsoM ia 60 to aospmiooo. SWAN AND CROW QUILLS, U« � i� Str% Ur aale, aad Itapa � -.«ui ll) aa ktad, 1 Mlu faeivrrrv ( • ««, k la rye CRKN VII.LK'S CHEMICAL INK POWDER, W rr� «'id vi ftrMtUt iorxC.au af Jet Stark Ink. ALSO, SL’PKKIOR SEALING WAX, Wirnawd t� Wa frea 1 4 alack well. ( anh.a (oimn, Via.Larl.1 a� J l) rl BUr, L |kt aad Dirk Creeo, Talike, (••1. CcM, lim, Hnt,Oiw{f, Ac INCORRUPTIBLE Porcelain Teeth• I'HE Subaenbar rea-ptelfuUy ii.Cnta O.e |mb. lie, iKal b« ItU Po'Cfl.aan. or • lKf I'evila Uic perc'-n (N i w(, via m-dera'c I ha approved P«rccljM Teeth, � ha. h He i of jot tka.lc tv corrvapond •uh l).e n« uf,l one a. I icum iheir •■ci inat colour fee ear l« yih ot tune, and Aecnmvoaed by aexto Tboao tel'by I.mo w.fl be I Co aural, and be U icriitub'e u any Uue| vl huvj eaa be made. Ov rv� oa eo cbe Teetb pcrCemod oo rruocaklr RAWl'EL CHAMBERLAIN. Dent. , No 47 North E kib, 4ib do bale Area ale.ee •ffftltO-rf A 7TK. CC-JrLiblTr’S LIVERY STABLES, Harmony Street, RUNNING FROM THIRD TO FOURTH. Between Chctnut . nd W.ilnuc Screen. VHII.ADELFHIA. MOHSES ANII CAKHIAGKS_IIAKO! t'HKS. C.IGS. SADDLE HORSES. t Y. TO HIRE HORSES TAKEN IN AT LIVERY TnrfHrr, a He a� «i ttrm� Vitfminpton and TZcn ajUc 4taU. The SvgieRtitEit re«peclf illv inform the Puhlif, and the Cilirent of Wilminrten and Nw-Cullr in particular, that ihcy have e«fahli«hcd � Sta e for the p«rpn� e of earrvin the Mail between ihe aforesaid plarra. and'aNo for the eonvevance ef pac t� er« and bar a e ...I' will ]ravc ew-Ca� tle for Wilmington, fiery mominr between « and 7 n’elneh, and arrive at D. BniHTOM's Tavern, in lime for pat««n$cr to lake ihe n o'clock Sta for Philadelphia. The Sta$e will oera«ionallv rrtarn to New-Cactlc in the forenoon, when a vuffirient ndmber of paveen er offer. nn 1 hack In’ Wilmington, and leave Ihcre every day for New-Caatle after the' arrival of ihe Philadelphia Sta e . Pa«en rv may reel a««nrrd. that Ihi nfaMi«hmen« will he iMfh � afer and more etpediliaoa than any heretofore etlabliahed between tho«f iwo Town : bavins ihe beil horvec, and a fartful driver. JOSEPH BRIMORUttST, r. re. Wilmington. Wilmington, DM’ID M0X8IS0.Y, f. u. .YtwOutU. Dflntrort. Cashmere pi Bouquet P FOR theHANDKEBGHIEE Composed of the most': fragrant and costly ' i extracts from flowers I’erfufnei jIotYOSX. Q)KjATE 478 Silver Watches, JT iikMiainu. t'ikkil � � n, Cvtd S-l� ,« oC ch -w «P i m ,aif 'J- lJ £ ' K'fkl'N 73 elk |� v P -� rtl. J.HK Br .va r� h kuO rinio i n f w S w “ iv-1 ■•«- -A tanciy Iko y � ..«:• e� -l too N«. vrr Sfwu«. is« ik w� TI-U.WC . Ac. Ac vr wbolrktr ___________ sad n� liberal !� � •«• M.Wl . f |L« .bur {wd.e ..aur«CMroJ � oJ «lk by 0 ROUIMSON. II ! � • •ora. So. at Ui'kM ktowt. Wivm Heo 4 � � 4 wud •ir—M w 4 r lik'k � W., euaK. Moib .ix ft GI ASS CUTTING FACTORY. ri'HE aobarribor alill contirwaa the 4 Clark Cvituif butvfrTM, •� atl lu tan Ovabfaeebrk. aaJ bu at ho «v.-rr. Mo. 41 Nonb Third acree . rai'adri|-bia, a eery etleaiue aa octak«nl o4 all kiada .4 Clki . eoi, plain .oJ prv d, fo� ..no « haoba, Ac of all kiBdax—Couotry MetcKanla and hoy lib. re ace ra orated to call aod eian.uie pre a Iowa-la pwreM way. e arery arueU call be avid al ibr lower I factory pneta, by • heiti_tf RTCHiHOR ItISLP.Y. ■ •parlor Patent Ptro Proof Conanoallloa CHESTS. • I'lir kuUerllAt b, ea.wr.aM Uodr awd aai'wl'B-d lo-l-a-1 IO In bi ail. ua fck t be tbw 'am t« i. r wlu a • Itytr I.. Baa proof aaaur.a'a Ma enetia-oo •• oia-vfacavtv Itto ab.ra arueU i u lar Uir; '• be iwreliaoad la any po i o ilae L'oncd ftkito RitlN SCOTT. Ho I Lodf rvrrrv, aonb of r... a,, ..j. k (U.ih-A I nrdrra tbantfolty tkalved and «B( to any ivn of I or l.atud tJaa-.ea ai-J 3-Ul POWELL . THORP’S V¥rSTF UV NOBaTUETWf Stage Cj Canal Packet Hoal Office, THE SPIRIT OF A NATION “I was born American; I live an American; I shall die an American.” danielwebster “Don’t give up the shipc APT. JAMES LAWRENCE “So you are the little woman who wrote the book that made this great war. LINCOLN to Harriet Beecher Stowe. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free, ... EMMA lazarus The people are the only sure reliance for the preservation of our liberty. thomasjefferson “A truly American sentiment recognises the dignity of labor and the fact that honor lies in honest toil.” grover Cleveland Be sure you are right, then go ahead. davidcrockett A knowledge of the past prepares us for the crisis of the present and the challenge of the future.” johnf. Kennedy “ . .. That this nation, under God, shall have a new birth of freedom.” Lincoln Historic continuity with the past is not a duty; it is only a necessity. justice Oliver wendell holmes “ America is a tune. It must be sung together ' GERALD STANLEY LEE “Go West, young man, and grow up with the country HORACE GREELEY “I come to present the strong claims of suffering humanity. ” Dorothea dix 1 ' ' -KLI0U3M Rrt qoO. He.n r ri|0O (SOr. .' v150 Ke sH tou+ rt's w OouclH oC hohujs 1 v rt Iooc jaiG) nt,) '-{oo'rt A ktiC'e i ue| V ' fe-A I fcJ4'vO' _ fct tVJ MO) l-{CiO i O HlG,te r« G ptss. 4- UOu3 U i -roC V SW'A' CbOW. ck Is Utrq n% w W D.t,400' AS qCnJt MDur p aso,t nfc. -p Lpo'rc o v nU % ■3- © X ,r £ S .A t 3 , V ' r«V ' 3 £ O «4 : fer.„ rv A, , Y r O Y Vi V'MX r ' AK, 41a £r- v • y y v. «v ftvycv r0 r ■o hx jr ( ) p f pe f -6 m g ■ v-sK,scc %-197,°