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

Text from Pages 1 - 286 of the 1988 volume:

Out soviet Founded 1889 Santa Ana High School 520 W. Walnut Street Santa Ana, CA 92701 Ariel 1988, Vol. 85 Editor: Katie Vasilj Assistant Editor: Minerva Canto Adviser: Truman Risa Opening Seniors Student Life Organizations Reliving the past. Recalling the moments, events, and memories of the past school year. Thinking and looking back at what the school year of 1987-1988 meant to all of us. Doing it with style. The Class of 1988 ■ Remembrances. Caps and Gowns. Senior Portraits. Class Rings. Prom. Waiting for that special day in June - looking towards the future. Being a part of it all. Football games, dances. Homecoming, and everyday events. Joining in the fun with friends and having the time of your life. Not just another face in the crowd. Participating in clubs and organizations, taking part and making a difference. Giving of one's time and self, making new friends, and learning about others. 1 Table Of Content Athletics Faculty Underclassmen Closing The sporting life. Challenges and triumphs. setbacks and goals. Striving for the win. being the best you can be. Being a winner, in mind and spirit. Combining teaching and caring. Providing the incentive for us to do our best. Giving us the opportunity to learn more about life in and out of the classroom. Waiting for their time to come. Juniors involved in Prom. Sophomores getting more active in school activities and Freshmen adjusting to a new scene. The Classes of 1989. 1990. and 1991. Summing up the year in pictures. Remembering good times and bad. remembering special people. Ending another school year, while looking forward to the next one. Table Of Contents I i On r • .« W t tofmvXy W m wvi o vnm t -VmXteTv Vi fcVVvw o wvw m % w k . V CK W NWVfeVj o V tv tW.V%T«MA WITOft V ttW YCV fc sons A ttutovw k n m Atat tVytaNtYtttt tcikc qtyMVwftta Vwtv Wo tA v wt V wty Ww cj W vjtVv c uW � S v V w .W , VN«W, m Q vwv%vto % % t rwWx nWn oV W caW WviAwvW w o «A V Ac Y vquhA o � rattyA cjxvi � q t V tk WY cmta «A w QrtWvcv viwM.'Wvw W Wmm � V i taiA w ta W Y« w A o n t W tan Doing things together. Fred Bridges and Craig Peterson wandering around campus, trying to figure out an excuse for not being in class. Supporting a fellow student. Liza Cardosa providing words of inspiration to Royal Wilbon. hoping he will do his best at the football game against Foothill. nationalities and customs, ideals and beliefs. By learning more about each other, we learn a sense of acceptance to those that are different from ourselves. Flere at our school, people of all races enjoy the benefits of mutual respect and freedom to maintain their ethnic customs and traditions. Enjoying each others company. Good friends Ivan Miranda. Terry Elton. Ed Silva, and Matt Dalessi discussing the days events and their different tastes in clothes. Striving for excellence. Saints who participate in competitive extracurricular activities know what it's like to be winners, but they also know what long hours of practice feel like, and they know the benefits of endless challenges provided by the coaches and advisors. Those organizations who take part in competitions go not only to win, but also to represent all of us. For there are many areas, besides athletics. in which we can be winners and show our special talents and gifts. Whether it’s competing in Kiwanis Bowl competitions, or the Super Quiz in OCAD, or trying for that Superior in music, those who participate in those organizations are representing not only themselves but also all of us. The satisfaction of victory is felt not only by those participating but also by those who support, guide, and cheer them on to victory. Showing their stuff. Robert Ruiz and Greg Barraza displaying what wrestling is all about in a demonstration held during Club Rush Week. Wanting to gain that first point. Mona Martinez delivers up a winning serve against Valley. Cheering on our first rate Varsity Football team. Roman Reyna and Sally Cortez provide the inspiration necessary to make our Saints winners. hrough such organizations as Band. NJROTC, Mock rial, and countless others, we are not only able to how what we as individuals are made of. but most mportantly. we are able to express how proud we re of our school as well as ourselves. Singing with accomplished voices. Members of our Chamber Singers spending time perfecting their performance for the winter musical. Aiming high. The primary goal of our academic life is for us to be a part of knowledge and learning. To earn good grades is no easy task, and those who strive for top grades find the atmosphere of our school geared towards their goals. Our classes are challenging and call forth many Striving for that perfect paper. David Wilton puts a little extra effort into his assignments. Rushing to gel there. Veronica Arellono hurrying to class, not wanting to miss a minute of learning. hidden qualities in all of us. Whether we are reliving the past, exploring the marvels of science, or gaining new insight into literature. we are learning and being taught things which will benefit us for the rest of our lives. Taking a break from her work, Lenor Guzman feels satisfied in knowing she's doing her best. Hands on experience. George Pichardo and Jose Perez getting ready to start their work in shop class, using their hands as well as their minds. Proud of who they are. Dionne Sanchez and Allison Sepeda showing off their friendship and the fact that they are Saints. Wearing red and white. Clapping and cheering, holding our heads high, telling the world we are Saints and what we are all about. Having school spirit involved more than shouting and cheering at games, more than dressing up during Homecoming Week and participating in class competitions. What makes our displaying of spirit and pride so unique is that all of us take an active role in the playing field of school life. Instead of just sitting on the sideslines and watching what is going on. we Saints join in all activities and show our Saint spirit are numerous people, including our cheerleaders and pep band, who make every occasion lively and entertaining, and through the spirit these groups call forth, we carry our Saint spirit where ever we go Expressing school spirit and pride. First string Varsity Football Quarterback George Tuioti sporting school colors and a winning Saint smile. Entertaining the crowd. Raylccn Tuioti demonstrating her skill and grace, doing a Hawaiian dance at our Hawaiian Day assembly. SfecsUt utcC 'P’ltcte £ • m m Und r nd C,on,, — spirit. ,c ding thc and in whatever we do. From other school sports to Academic Decathlon, to attending pep assemblies and dancing the night away, there is something for everyone to get involved in to show their Saint spirit and pride. For spirit and pride go hand in hand and without one of the other, we would be missing out on a large portion of school life. MA Saints Stealing the show and exciting the crowd. Our Varsity Song-leaders performing their outstanding routine at our first pep assembly. a;?- G� 'va ot W 1 N 'Sn dc ' Showing that going Hawaiian is certainly a popular thing to do. Board of Control members Rcbekah Shaw. Laura Humphrey. Rosie Romero, and Aida Valasquez perform a routine to Wipeout. recall are leather and denim mini skirts, colorful and bright woven friendship bracelets from that special someone, high-top tennis shoes and long hair with teased bangs. Trends in fashions, hairstyles, and music are constantly changing, but they are a distinct part of our life now. When we look back on the school year of 1987-88, we will remember many things, but the trends we will remember above anything else because they are a part of us. Being social. Our friendly security guard Rabbit posing with Lupe Lopez, giving her a smile to brighten her day. Showing off. Lourdes Quezada. Letty Quezada, and Laura Melgoza wearing their favorite outfits and posing for the camera. Making a fashion statement. Hector Miranda and Alicia Lopez sharing not only lunch, but also the same clothing taste. J Providing a shoulder to lean on. Maria Davtdwmliu Cooper, and Stella Davidson show there's more to being a Inend than just being together. Friendships dial last alilelime.Duringone’s highsch meets many interesting and special people, Itietv one can share almost anything, hot none ol out mean more to us than out closest Iriends and the time Without friends, our school days would certainly he without that someone special to maVe us laugh or s enjoy school and all it has to oiler. Whether it's activity or just hanging out, iriends maVe every o Coming together. Using their lunch time wisely, good Iriends) uda, Sergio Garcia, Maria Gutman, Mnta Gutman, and Hecto activities and after school plans. Special people and special times, friends Rosie Rios, Alicia W ca Arellano, and Alfonso Chavet gelling involved in some memorable. Our best friends are people we can count on to lend that extra smile or hug. to brighten our day and let us know that we are someone important to them. For friends that are there through good time and bad. who give us encouragement and support in whatever we may do -those are the kinds of true friends who last forever. 15 cate’1 ' It is the day that we have all been waiting for. With some trepidation, we stand in line for our diploma. Afraid, yet eager, at what the future holds for us, we hear each name being called, each name nearer to ours and to our future. But before we can go on, the memories of our past year flood our heads. With warmth and wistful joy we remember our last year. All the events come back to us as vividly as if they were happening now. Homecoming. Color Day, the spirit-filled pep assemblies, lunches with our friends, prom night, and finally those rigorous final exams. Those fays are gone, but the memories shall be forever. Finally, as our name is called, we walk proudly to receive our diploma. The moment has come and we smile with pleasure for it is only the beginning. Doing It With Style T.icklmg an enormous task. The responsibility of raising $4,500 so that our Senior Portraits could be in color fell upon the shoulders of the Senior Class Cabinet. Yet with the guidance of their advisors. Mrs. Willson and Mr. Nickel, and the leadership provided by their President. Paul Wright, the cabinet was able to raise that $4,500. through selling yearbook ads and candy sales and a little more to put towards cutting the cost on Senior activities. While trying to raise that $4,500. the Senior Class Cabinet was also busy planning Sadie Hawkins activities as well as the dance. They also made plans for Senior activities, such as the Senior Picnic, the Senior Breakfast, and Baccalaureate. The Senior Class Cabinet worked hard to make this year's Senior Class Activities both unique and memorable. Senior Class Cabinet is a mixture of meetings, yearbook ads. candy sales, and class boards, along with deadlines just to make things interesting. Paul Wright. Senior Class President Back row: Mrs. Willson; advisor. Chuck Rios. Jim Garcia. Katie Vasilj. Yvonne Rubalcalva. Alicia Lopez. Armando Ayala. Ed Bertrand. Laura Sanchez. Connie Harris. Ruth Arzate. Hang Le. Mr. Nickeli adviser. Middle rowi Leonore Guzman. Rosa Medrano. Christine Flores. Beth Plcone. Kristi Larson. Carmela Marino. Jeanne Jurado. letty Murillo. Michelle Smith. Tania Lind. Front row: Marcia Martinez. Paul Wright. Olivia Maestas. Brandi Dart. Kim Gutierrez. Carlos Aldana. Maria Adame. Diane Martin. Alvar Gonzalez. 18 Senior Class Officers. Paul Wright. President: Tania Lind. Secretary: and Laura Sanchez. Vice President. Ruben V. Acosta Maria I. Adame Patrick S. Adams Jose A. Aguilar Martin R. Alba Carlos R. Aldana Beverly L. Alford Crystal Y. Allen Together we’re great because we’re the class of '88’.” Brandi Dart Sandra M. Alien Simona Alvarez Miriam D. Arana David Araujo Lourdes E. Amaya Yolanda Amezquita Veronica Arellano Maria Arias Scott Arredondo Frank Arregum Sheila Arriola Ruth Arzate Armando Ayala Robert $. Bartclt Rosa L. Berber Juana F. Bermudez Socorro Bermudez Edward L. Bertrand Seniors 21 Vasani D. Bhakia Korcn A. Borland Sombath Boulom Dana M. Bouycar Mia F. Camacho Richard Cantillo Minerva Canto David D. Carbajal 22 Seniors Elizabeth A. Cardoso Richard Castillo Hilda P. Caro Cruz M. Castillo Jesus Cerda Jimmy Carvajal Jesus Castillo Alfonso Chavez Albert L. Casares Nora E. Castillo Christa E. Chavez Sarah Cheng Sherri L. Clio Luc A. Choeron Charles S. Clemens Seniors 33 Jason M. Crisp Brandi L. Dari Marcia Do loon Blanca I. Cortez Barbara J. Crofooi Cynthia M. Davenport Rocio Cortez Angela M. Crossno Martin Covian Delfma De La Riva Mario E. Cruz Chris Del Toro Ernesto De Leon Manlredo De Leon 24 Seniors It’s 2:42 Natalie J. Denmnghoff Huycn Do Armando Duran Gabriela Diaz Tai Do Teodora B. Duran Marlene K. Dilly Megan Drucker At S. tap Hung T. Do John Duarte Jocelyn A. Edmond Seniors 25 Terrance C. Elton Gloria Estrada Marco A. Fernandez Cesar P. Enriquez Guadalupe Estrada Jaime Figueroa Richard J. Espinosa Robbie Fanti Raquel Figueroa Dolores Espinoza Valerie Felix Christina M. Flores Linda A. Flores Rafael E. Flores Rosa M. Flores Salvador Flores 36 Seniors Adrian Vasquez. Sam At tap. and Sandy Allen Roman J. Galvan Marine M. Galicia Gabriel M. Galvan Maria Gama Robert A. Fowler Jose Franco Patricia Frias Phillip Fucntcs Maria Gallegos Alex Galvan Adriana A. Garcia Carlos A. Garcia Seniors 27 Julie A. Gathers Indira D. Gatlin Jon D. Garcia Martha Garcia Michelle E. Garza Thomas Gasu Jennifer Gillaspy Alex R. Gomez Irma L. Gomez Jose L. Gonzales 28 Seniors Alvar A. Gonzalez Asiata J. Gray Alejandrina Gutierrez Gustavo Gonzalez Jose Gonzalez Stacy D. Gray Rodrigo Gonzalez Gabriel G. Guajardo Lupe Guerrero Kimberly J. Gutierrez Mario Gutierrez leonor Guzman Seniors 39 Santa Ana-it’s not the name, nor the city, but the pride and spirit in our school well remember as 1.” Leonor Guzman Maria E. Guzman Paul Guzman Jason E. Harncd Consuclo M. Harris Silvia Hernandez Sofia Hernandez Victor Guzman Beatrice Hernandez Jesus A. Higuera Lisa R. Halfmann Mimi Hua 30 Seniors Van M. Hua Elia Jimenez Wendy H. Kanian Monica Iriarte Molly Johnson Adriana I. Jaime Kerry W. Jones Pauv C. Kim Shannon L. Janke Song B. Lach Willie B. Lane Kim Lappi Gloria M. Lara Seniors 31 I Lupc Lara Alicia Lopez Jesus Lopez Kristin L. Larson Tania A. Lind Lisa Lopez Jose J. Lopez Thuy F. Le Tracie L. Lee Socorro Llamas Guadalupe L. Lopez Pha Lonh Guadalupe M. Lopez lisa E. Lopez Miguel E. Lopez 32 Seniors Sandra R. Lopez Teresa D. Magana Libby Lovato Patricia I. Maldonado Diane S. Martin Jesse Lynwood Saros F. Man Herlinda Martinez Olivia A. Maestas Carmela Marino Marcia M. Martinez Sandra A. Martinez Valerie Martinez Donovan L. Mauga Seniors S3 Charles McCarron Carlos N. Mendoza Maria T. Melgarejo Sina Men Francisco J. Mcdiola Jose J. Mendoza Paticia M. McCurley Suzanne M. McDaniel Ronnie P. Medina Rosaura Medrano Luciano Rodriguez. Rosario Montoya. Lupe Lara 34 Seniors Jesus Meza Jerome Misa Elsa Morfin Leticia S. Murillo Madina Muy Manida Muy Rosario M. Montoya Connie Muratalla Onecimo Nava Seniors 35 Skate tough; no sissy stuff.” Jason Harned Albert Orozco Anna M. Ortiz Mario M. Oseda Crescenciano Ornelas Ricardo Oseguera 36 Seniors Kloch Cum Deedee M. Pedroza Hilda A. Pichardo Pamela Prewitt Vibol S. Proeung Michael Quak Leticia Quezada Seniors 37 Michael Quiroz Alicia H. Ramirez Ramon Ramirez Rosalva Ramos Raymond Ramirez Thauone M. Ratnaransy Raymundo Reyna Roman Reyna Corree D. Riley Charles T. Rios 38 Seniors Patricia L. Rios Armando Robles Sergio Rocha Susie Q. Rios Armando Robles Irma Lorena Rodriguez Douglas Rivas Chantcllc M. Robles Monica Rodriguez Juan M. Rodriguez Luciano J. Rodriguez Obdulia Rodriguez Julie M. Robles Josefina Rodriguez Maria L. Rodriguez Seniors 39 Veronica Rodriquez Sergio Romero Mara I. Salcedo Clara Rojas Douglas E. Ross Sokheng Sam Elivira Romero Lori Ross Regina M. Russo Math San Jorge A. Romero Yvonne M. Rubalcava Xay Y. Saely Armentina Sanchez 40 Seniors High School is not forever, but the memories are. Maria Guzman Dionne Sanchez Jose S. Sanchez Alex Serrato Konc Sio Yolanda Smith Eugene W. Snetter Laura R. Sanchez Natalie Sanchez Gerald Smith Michelle A. Smith Phal So Youn Soponrath Seniors 41 Lourdes B. Soriano Gabriel F. Solo ■ J Shawn P. Sullivan Edgar D. Tapia Pablo Solo Paul J. Spencer Sichan S. Tep Saravuth Srey Hoang Taing Genny Teier 42 Seniors Kinh T. Thai Alfredo Torre Sang S. Tran Rosie Valdivia Kanika F. Tiu Laianya R. Trotter Hector V. Valencia Robert P. Todd Robert Torre Sonia Toro Chamren Touch Nary Tuy Jesus Valencia Mario G. Valencia Seniors 43 Success is but a lock, and education is the key.” Onecimo Nava Rachelle M. Valencia Danny T. Valenzuela Andres C. Vazquez Mike Valenzuela Katie Vasilj Gavmo Vasquez Mary D. Vasquez Laura K. Vaughn Adrian Vazquez Francisco R. Vazquez Leticia Z. Vega Maria Vega 44 Seniors Fermin Ventura Norma I. Villa Senor Amy C. Watson Lan T. Vu Laura Villanueva Thien V. Vu Ann M. Williams Frank Villasenor Rudy Walls Clarissa P. Wilson Paul A. Wright Scott 8. Yarnell Irene Zamudio Maria C. Zavales Seniors 45 Standing Out From The Crowd Every year the Senior Class casts their votes to elect the group of Seniors who best represent the class in such characteristics as most likely to succeed or biggest flirts. This year the competition was unusually intense in some categories. but nevertheless, there was always that one person who stood out from the crowd. Each of these students has some special quality that people always seem to notice. Whether it's Marcia Martinez’s sexiest smile, or Carlos Aldana’s most outstanding personality, all these people have something about them that is unique and that they are well-known for. Loading the senior Saints into a wonderful future are Ed Bertrand and Kim Lappi who are the Most likely to Succeed. Upper right. By being involved in everything from athletics to cheerleading to academics. Christina Flores and Jon Garcia have become known as the Most All-Around Seniors. Straight out of Vogue and G O. magazines. Best Dressed Seniors Maria Vega an Jaime Figueroa wear only the best in the Latest fashions. 48 Senior Mosts Bests Always willing to show their pearly whites. Terry Elton and Marcia Martinez have the Sexiest Smiles. Top: Our Most Spirited Seniors Yvette Avila and Gabriel Soto are always cheering our Saints on to victory and promoting school spirit. y getting lost in the crowd because of her short height, ania Lind has become known to the Senior class as being ic Shortest senior. Senior Mosts Bests 49 By being a part of the soft-ball. basketball, and volleyball teams. Natalie Sanchez. Most AtMetic. has led our teams to victory. Upper right: From dancing up a storm to keeping our band in step. Alvar Gonzalez and Yolanda Smith, are our Most Talented seniors. 50 Senior Mosts t, Bests Above: Always willing to help others. Carlos Aldana has an Outstanding Personality. Far lefli By winking at that cute guy or that pretty girl. Andres Vasquez and Suzy McDaniel have gained the reputation of being the Biggest Flirts. Left: Robbie Fanti and Trade Lee hang around as Campus Clowns. Bottom Left: Always armed with a smile. Edith Mojarro and Chuck Rios are always ready to make new friends because they are the Friendliest. After dating for almost four years. Irish McCurley and Shawn Sullivan are the Senior Sweethearts. Senior Most I Bests 51 2? 3 s 50 = 7 w w 8 2 ti I I? I r fir ! f ! S mglo Imali C III team � 4 field Hoc key w A M. Sweats and S.S. it Valey. McD. Mcathal sand V. S ball god Mess Century legue Champs! 13 rose ? Rick. RI W.l Help heath! Rreakfast 7 Coufda Riled yt Jon'18 Corona Ice skalmg w fl Torof ball. Surprise Got me 4 U S' wedding Am isD. W A C . T l.D M , and J.G 9 Prom W I red 9n.t A in and PH but P.8 (ol H P oh 10? oh and H P. whos your date 71 love vou Mardigmw HP N,-it lime I have the msidc'keys Roach I thought you were kidding ThanktHP WnvouHP I H JW 19 th Beat Paige but she's gone. T igers Pio ami loo melts A M Juslsayno. freak. Hard verv .lever furopc' Ajiila RAkcr. U9 Thankl D8. but no fighting in Carfs J W whats everything? l«o you A M CcUdn’l have made it w out you. I B lhanki everyone I actually learned something PURAN TIOPORA 'PORAt 9tlv I mot my best friend Maggie de Jesus A wondcrlul year. K h Alio evening. mot new Iriondi french club member. ddlofont � « activitioi involved llth boring 12th I veiling my graduation and from. Panooi Now friend thn year My tail year. DYSOMl. SOMCHII Now that I'vo graduated I want to lay thank you to al tho toachori that helped mo alot And II bo muting all my good (rlondt. IAP.AI SAM 9th I had a wonderful lime In high school h ! I |omod tho S.A.H.S gymnastic leam and rceixed awaid llth I won many award! both in both tho district and county semee fair for best science proieci. 19th- I'm •till working hard to got a high GP.A lor edege and I would Ike to tay goodbyo to al taints and good luck m thou luluro. IDMONO. JOCH YN 9tb- Kicktn w SA $ S.A .mot I B Clf track, proin, kNh still w I 8. wont lo Hawn.prom llth I bal game , the square, trippm in I A with Ihe gang, freak RU $ 19th HOI Siactr.kivva ronoo my life tune In.-nd. luv ya always I B.. thanks iivnt and dad. krv it halo, gtzzy. tlTON. TIRRANCI 9th- watn'l here. ICXh mot H I.8.1 Varsity letter academic award lor drama mnii was in lit- kIwI (day M A.SH llth Varsity tiack Varsity cion . ountry going � HI R yoar. most inspir.inon.il m cro� � country. Academic award lor drama Uth Great (riondt w MO. IS HM II I M. and HI B. going w H.l.B oyer again INRtG-UtZ.CfSAR To all my Iriendi • wmo )hope we I id keep m touch aftei graduation I wovid not forge i ilv-ie Imn-. it Irvine or the mow, especially that tune at my house. I .ua P I'm never going tolorgot SB rule , ISPINOZA. OOtORIS Thank you I or your support than you all tho toachert that I wiped tho students make ihe boil tob m tho world. Thank you very much ISPARZA. ABACUS To- S AMS, thanks lor yiXir support To S.G. I do love you Best ol friends A G C.G U MG Now the lime hat come lo tay goodbyo to all my friends tSPINOSA. RICHARD 9th MS Mow Oth Close-up. Awesome, Soph H baN?? llth J V. 8 bal (scholar) 19th Varsity 8 BaM, another title. Biological Anthropological studios Saiquatchefy. ISTRAPA.GIORIA 9lh- SadiAcback-school girl (great summer moi J N great guy st4 tak to him lor T 1, 9.10th-Started ditching llth Mol SR T.M..G.B . MAI. started cosnyol Uth School started as a great sear, hung out w T M„GB.. V.A . S R . 1 friends w oosmet ISIRAPA. lUPf 9th Sad and boring year. Propped out Oth Hung around v� Sarah. Idalu. and Connie llth Hard year -I classes 1st semester and 9 classes 2nd semester. 19th The best year, hard year a lot ol lun. gwng out with Tuan. fANTI.RORRIl 9ih Hung out w cousin, lootbal 190 undefeated R h football light against Canyon ran Hack polevasZtl loot Ihh Partied w the boys T)'. Noser, big head, party at I isa Garcia's house, went out W f.M. polesault I9'9 19th Hang out w the boys aisd the gang V. football got )' inter against M P stuck Nel Carter Sadkbacl gjmei Crush on Pam S. win Cl Ptoevaull? V W blew up ItRNANDtZ. MARCO 9th Schoolboy. Valenti referal Ice yawiisg. Ifth MR. Dyer w V B A D. Ostrich A You guys . 1th Mr Carlyle V B and HI. “the answer is d“ j. Mr Sanchez V B . C I and B A, senlances overall a sweet and live year: 19th finally kick back year-Mr. “Gw llundcrm . flipper Ben and Spaeelv, Mr. Rkc- V.B . C R . ami PA- How come I got aC Thanks Aloni and Rudy 88 IS 1' fIGUtROA. JAIMl I never had any great eapersences at this school eacept the days I missed. IIGUIROA.RAOAIH • 9ih Had a great tune w friends iCkK Met iny sweeihewt Mike Idh Prom 198? never will forget I Ins day Mike I9lh Preparing lor coRge Adriana t Jason we Imally maite it triends forever Thanks Mir lor al the love and Support -u l encouragmcn that you have given me throughout school love you always flORfS. CHRISTINA ■ 9lh Hey only ) more years logo. Jam'd in cc b track w B.B.MM frosh sec. G D g T no prz not yet ' k h OH to bo. Byin's Out Don't work, cme bek dlched 9 inch Slrtd 9prty. died tme mrc Mel B P S M l. Wdc V flags w $ I.. D.I k I K.P. Ate spcM dyat lucky gys. prtyd w 1 hes bds. M.l. B P. at aa's tell lha buzz w I O man t brke AA s t sweet spnl al niter w P B I R 1,19th dun Litll Wht? I ha Ik every I. prldbek'd w lha gang (BP, Ml. ( H . Ml 11 tlva crew (P M . R I . R M. J.f )at aa's J t whrs u‘re bit ? fell Ilia buzz lew mrc x's w thaboy: R.f.. P M . R M (NCI GY) it- my bes Iren: H P M I 11 H. chill'd in kern w hud big P 4 IB man J.G. (reOv)mei Rautv Aim'd. Jam’d m V-flag w R.P .k I . MP. Ml. OH.. M.V..P M . Rumlded w N.M at 58 mdeup. moov'd in � w moan ' prlydhrty thn me Ihanv mom A bros.: Ci a ol S.AH. Its been fun 8B |ams '8!! TRIAS. PATRICIA This It skoel NO Make the bevt ol nil live best Hmrs W P V . A I N.A . A.G . I.G . G A . A A.V. (Hike!' Ride'! Run!) the things we did |ust 4 fun V I oothil A I.. V Tustin P V M.suguvi O W ent to I.A. with P V.. M.V . I V . had a blast Mel all kinds of weird people. Out Of Ihe Ordinary Did Ihe stupidest things with P V.. A f . S.G . I K G.A.. loved n (Gina's clunker Never I get Hell's class. Oh dreadful !Hf IP' Remember the X's we were thrown out ol places' What A Joke 'll llth Too Cool, to torgei. Went ot D P. galor. with all the gnag G I'.A. sucked thanks to Mr S. 19th 2 M ild ! Nile out W A G . A I R . u guys are 2 animalistic me. but I still luv IJ ranted at G.A . A A V.. pa«l when parents weren't Itome. Got buzzed whenplyed 25e. Cn'i hivg iSorrv Gang 1) Never -I gel R adventures in KlO. Scnoe Arro: No Hagat eto: (Trip I Went lo triprst places f lunch (Chin. Itak Mc«. etc. etc—) Thanv A BIG A's V card Hail c coles t X's W best Ccxis PV MV .Ml . I V.. I .V.. luv U guvs Mtssvou See vOuPriS at Cal Stale (Adven W.A G.. A.V . f .R . M.G . U.. AS , GA . C.A. luv you a . Going to nuss you ) Sell you clunker A.G.. (Oh. Adrian you inenso don't get SKk no n� oc. we mis you Ihanks Mom. Pad. andol course my beautiful sis Jenniler I cotkdn't hail dsd n without you. luv U lots!!!!! GAlVAN. GAHRUI fust 2 years were not bad but last 2 partied hard Had a good tune GAIVAN. ONORtO All 9lh Buds CG. PM .frosh fB. champs 90frosh B 8 later VU .1.8 .OR Oth PM (Ohgod)Rf Parly NP Metalica llth 87'CH R Up P arm Center v I Champs par v Boy A RG.. RM. D.M.. RW..C.G.. Pvwson A Ran 87 Oth Varsity I B Bl A Gf -ltsa lopez fwon't forget U Ihanks Mom and Pad. love U GAIVAN. ROMAN 9lh always getting in trouble. iCYh Though I was bad. Ith Bong a womZMUZer. parting and slaying up al night, listening to iwwwivr and rock. 19 Trying Xk to make n melowedout. hit live k.ull GARCIA. APRIANA 9lh Arvfte Band. R V Rf New friends O A .and M A k h Ban,! best friends Sylvia Mores. Raquel figueroa. Maria Adame. Atmos Ihore. Nana (MA.) I9lh Aaanito Iryimg my best Thanv Mom A Dad. luv YoulU ■ ■ ..tv-C % GARCIA. CARtOS - 9th Capl fresh I B . 90 fresh B B lots ol lun. school boy k kiekb lusted lor Shannon. Uth Got Shannon Var I.B. Al league Of. I mats. Party a little IcR ( YOU SHANNON 1 cheerleader High school is tinaly over, love you mom' Stiss c I Parly every wlend. w A G . P V remember Newport Parly alter footbal and Kasketbal gaes J V BJl.. II 9 Vc A got hooked. Prom w 5. J. loved it 19th Capl Var. f .8 r| Back! led G.T. S.L.. D M . and me Thanv MOM! IIOVI GARCIA. JAMtS 9th Praise Ihe typewriter:! Detremcnif Dots. If wals could lab, Ihanks lor everything Coach Jimmy 7 ICYIvYo. Poug Jour, fd Press Release’ Where 7 Close Up w R t . PC. IIbe back p w. A.C A Sttch No. loner Hrl the campaign Irak llth Whered everybody go’ So long B I MSA Gang Register SP Hist, w AC.. MP. P.M.. T I.. A Bro siangdy enough, the answer is P Congr adulations Wyhe A Mafy Best Wishes Thanks lor the invite, it meant more than I can say!! Strl campaigning Ihanks Alan. Gate and Pma tor a wonder fd learning experience ’ What are Ihev saving’ I think we have a problem here ' Jour Id m Chief. Oh. no'19th Nat See y-ou on die Hill! No more Jour! BOC Aea. Allans HH JP I in IA KG w Next. MCI. Plf ASf. I gel it now eel Whereto?? AU? The Hill''! Gephari m 881 Thanks A Best Wishes lo everyone fsp. Mon. Pad A Jon love you God Bless A VOII Df MOCRAT GARCIA. JON 9th Prats the typewriter!! Polo. Cof D. Swimming. Chuck Nice Such . Hist, w Pougte. Inglish w T.l Don't undress anyone again JOtenal. No more dots' friend w A.M. Have lun gelling gas? Hawaii w PC Mlh RAD year! Hist Bf. A.C. MX . My Bro. 1.1. DM. A ol eovese Carfyle! Strangely enough, asg is D! Great wedding. Mary. Great wile Good luck IRIG w IARRY. M I . PVDG DontbeaB m AH'fNG AU.SUSPfNOfDBio w, AC. A kev t Mchale. Pcko What Coach ' Goll 6th MNA? U9 w PC Togo's MGR?! Promw PP.. Met Amber!! 4.0 finals' lunch w VR AMI Poker Aces Summer Havaan. Oregon. Polo Tm the team ! I9lh Almost over! 4yrs w A.C trial my classes. Is il gelling otd?!| fAP.'s Ugh! Account w V H A Coach I dogged you Physics w A.C ’ M P. Tomato, tomato, same thing CSf. fust barely. Polo New Coaeh” but shoe's Ihe team? U9 Great teats, eh buddyT' al nBe w Ml (Can A.G- go’I Prom W Amber (Maybe). Gulng to miss everyone! future goats use. Chapman UCSB. til Don't know! I ham AC. lor everylhmg. love you Mom and Pad. Thanks J«n. luv you too!' tlORtS. IIMJA 9th Ok New friends, etpecialy Marcia moving up DlhMOvmg up slilB t-S lllh moving up still love you AJ. Ing!!!!!l 19- tinaly Made il Thanks SB . Very excited love you daddy and stdb friends Thank God. tlOfttS. ROS 9lh k h lllh r. rad times w soma 19th met M l Great times cruising w, Hector and Soma. Best wishes to al my good friends HOMS. SAl ■ The Class of « GARCIA. SAMlIl I I reals enloyed allendmgSanta Ana High School and I amrealy glad I Tvsve maile it it althe way to my serwor year! will never forget all my I r tends from school and Ihe good times I had with the band. Good luck ami best withes to al futcee Marching Saints band members. GARCIA. VICTOR 9lh school boy Wlh lazy llth went to consorts like Madonna A U9 19th Dsd no homework A had a great yearlll!!! Good luck Alicia GARZA, MIC Htlll • Mi school JP.t.C.J.V. learning ihe ropes iCYh P.uUei D Parlies hung aroumlC P.. I G-. I .S, PS . MS.. N.G. lllh Boom Boom Ibis is H S WOW SAHS toftbal C.l t. I9lh Big tenor HAR I win C.C .11. GuC.. I maife nil! GAIHIRS. AA AIM years I was cra:y ami bad Ihanx lor help ami sv -poei fanwfy. to my best Inemls Stacy. Shiela. MaRGAKH. Nicole. Michael, lee. Andrew. Jake. etc. etc . Best ol kick. I love You A� I miss SAHSimi GAf IIN. INP8A 9th f I H S , moved burner. G.P A I 2 WOW !! KYh met K I Bio Med. Mr P coolMh broke up k I . auntee.Grp A. k R . Y A., lie.. Sis marry. S B M Oth Mid Grad..met P. Neal, f el m love, love U Pad and Mrs fields GOMfZ. AIMA We only get 40 words or lest 2 write about our -I yes ol adventures here al S A HS I P (U Vicious An mail That is IT W here Pol start ’ There was so many g. T.'� 4 laughs (from a f 9 GP.A to a I 9 A a lot ot games oe guar tees tn between Bio Med escapadei i Pally Ihanx U are 9SIYK!) Al them P P's A lunches w Gina A gang from SAHS. Nena A Wendy U learned me good!! (V.HS clast of '86) Had Ihe time of my life w U GUYS JJCOZX) f R't few (red beast-cool) Neeners Skeezer hit thee slopes Nena Ihanx 4 ,| al illoveli) Meetm' R J (al a library) Thanx (I had fun) My VW clunker iProb al home) Albert you're a mento ADRIAN i Thank U-you down!!) (Pally f. lloveU) I R U know about Ihe X's we had let's hope thee Best is yet 9 come A lets Party hard at furope Thanx Ansmal I luv U See you at the Top. P S. Angie take X oarel UCIA I'm coming GOMfZ. fIRNANDO • 88 been a great for me I like to thank my friends'and my beloved brothers of mine for the fim we had in Bible Study and watching people get saved. God Bless You S A HS GOMfZ. IRMA 9th w MR (JR.) Best friens Teresa R and Dana 6. KYh tar Stephen Gruenberg. trip Mex Df w Teresa. Bio Med gradmte lllh total ditching yr.Bio Med. Miss O.C. pageant ( Uss Hospi. met iw amor Mike M . Prom 1th w(Beil amigos and Adrian V and Teresa R (I lose U guy ) and met the funky Zookey't 19th stil w nu amor M.ke M modeling (Powers i missing Teresa R Prom. Gradmte 54 Senior Remembrances GONZAUZ.AIVAR 9th GreiWmg and nwi P S . K G . and other � h lair In evening thanx Ma lame (egack'HiB M .Pi .6 M.P. llth met be l friend hi world ili:.� bvth Macia . I luv Y a' IJth I He a D St purple .ill 4 yr� . Bye MD.l ami friend I ccxkdn't (it m GONZAUZ.GUSTAVO I had many dillerent fipfioixyi al Santa Ana High School ONeof them wai Progrot Since I tiaried at Santa Anj High my goal wa to gel out ol the I $1 department. I did and I'm W y hjppyll GONZAUZ. JOSl 9th ft k Yh grade hard work. more than play hit llih ft IJth grade. Parly Im GONZAUZ. ROORKJO ■ ItMhmm year got to know th (chock Sophomore year played batkeibal on the oph loom Junior had fun with Inruli Senior year hopetuly have alot ol tun and go out � uh Iriend . GRAY. ASIA IA To I ho remaining Samoan Do good in reboot I also Id.- to leave my book , pence , and my interpretation ol knowledge to Daniel ' SPIK GRAY.STACY 9th kicking it w lace. Thote were the fun lime 77 ICYh J G. ft I bo I. par tier I football game , panic , concern. I A. lunging I real R U I The Square IJth fmafty maile it. $14 w buddy Ji . luv my parent ft gramlpareni II know it!' Gel Down!) God Wert GUAJARDO. GARKIll llth M willing iRobnhovvl it borm See Slayer IJth Wrcttkng (Robnhood i� Reborn ) Prediction Santa Ana (Show No Mercy) Saint Wretthng team and Club wil tcalp camance and take league Title peed metal I tie Slayer. Pettruciion. Krealcr. luv MM. AS . FJt. I M . C.M. GUIRRtRO.IUPt 9th trying not to act like a Irethman ICYh Hanging ar IJth Getting ttuck with Mr. Duckworth anothe ye aril Thank lor the y ben Iraend tVicky. Ro ie. lourde )Rth talking with Dellina Veronica, and Cftano aft through Mr Duckworth lecturer JrJper I to my family and Irlend ■ I GUI RSI RO. SOMA 9lh III year m twgh choot. hanging w Roue. ICYh checking out the cute guv i and Robert ml w Rone. Ilili hangmg out w Yolanda and M anda. IJHi Semor at latt Having a great year, cruirang alter � choof w He. tor k Roue, checking Out Johnny. getlH C ride . t ma1 GUIBRRtZ. All JANDRINA 9lh Itm yr ICYh ft llth be«t year thank to Rat C. went w.ih hen I .ear nth hanged arcvmd with GG. IJth with nr. C.G . and MG lhark Mom and Dad (or your love and uppcrl I hit I y� . love you Raul C. GUHIRRt 2. MM 9th Ja:;. matching. Honor Band. Mr Pratt thir t Band Santa Barbara RRRrraJll lJ O . I! ;ing.PS.DM.tC.S.T.BG..Jt . |Lken.krftey.ilame. 1 theretl I •duiggW w Hanger : Pot. John, k V.. PS.. D.M. DC.. R A MD..CA.1 A.G. � h Band tupeior. Ouariet-ruperior. Marching. Jajj Honor hanx lor I he advtce MR . Jim turn around . MS ft CM earthquake weather. Drum Camp, 0 M doni barf 1 T R cucumber are beat. Ma. k' SXY S .chool k V . P S M D . J G 7 M. the claw and the boat. Are you Imithed can I go new 717 llth Marching. Honor. Jan B-u.di Ouartet tuperkv, I (panel period f Hay w I S. 4V.B. Pah lea e. Sweetll Oh I gel n now Cheddar over the MR A G . S M R C. nonviolent __________See ya Smith'!! Uih JI flavor . A M hi ho! Mhal happened la� l mght7 Mr Hatting Band |am . H. Mike. Tenor tatet kick_______11 lr ght katie ) Jim keep on bagg M M . k.V.. AS . C.A .love ycu aft Tracy and 1 aura keep tmilmg S M . I R A try t ttay awake 2222 Jrd. Than. Melitta my buddy' Than, band my Jnd lamfty. Than. Mem. Da.: Ccxkdn't have done it without you God Wrl Y.XI Alt!! .-JIIDRRIZ. MARIO Mv lour year at S A H.S were outragou . and I have no recoftrctwn ol an thing dntappo.-.img. GUZMAN. HONOR 9th Owiei ICYh inendlv. Club . Coftege Prep, llth Color Day Prince luvahti. Spamth e.anmaiicni IJth- crazy. yeah! m luv with I A.S.. feeling great lo graduate I hark ■ Mom. Dad. Brother . I luv You (fiend lore.er with letue O . Beatrice H . and Alacia I Good hick In lie brother and to the GANG ! GUZMAN. MARIA 9th New experience w dnehtng k Parin' crajy Ivnet w old gang Rone, lotda. lorramr. Marta C-. an.1 Angte KYh Met my rpecul friend (Pato friend w Rotario Adriana, letly and Chanieftr Ikift the butt) llth kicking n Ine Sertou ditching Rainbo truck oop got caught' Maior partying Demj.Voto ft chdm Angel; Tun tune w V. toll ball field Hocke. � l the wall Ihark lo my ntier Rila ft Norma ft aft iheu help arvi tuppert Alnxa. luly donl dilch loo much k C love ya Mom and Dad U J piggy GUZMAN. VICTOR 9th grade O I Troth looibaft undefeated School boy ICkh Marled drtclung w MU.D.C.U. lough I Mew Reger Nth TRTw D Spike am,. Uih I teevi Sackfteback homeconung ilrrla) Mr. Guggy w tpacely. gentle B carper the thinning. Spike at' i HAII MANN. IISA Iroth Th� colegY M’ut a kooi knot w Veil DPlvryw are'Smr w Mt. gimy a cocky PB ' Ihnx. Jfweet luv icph CNTSN1 NW 'ren.1. SJ M t NH Moo paitore . ooh H . Me-BIl! Hr car. uh oh. Sow pock vdeo. i pt n agenSMt drto . latlTrmpolne Bale! 7 Gawd, wut a all AlASH Muy. frtiy. ft Agn;7$rt iBP lot w 777PRT2 Share ft Share ill kdng JR Intro. Ml ft Cl Mo BI IS. tv . pl e Kd Grit' INchrig prl 11 Gee: ft R Tee;. JJtpcI ft. guv ft dy;e No I J r� tl J mnv Ule mle . Hey ho. meMKul R U SR GNGft CRW Wui THAI Me J Than gv 'DM 11 II RM‘ Same gang Beth Mean ah. CHn Tulrtn Inn. PauL mt U alrov NY NY exe. tvj wav ft'ul lha T. RT MdlG w Yo' Slrnge U Sed prfci cpfte SURl' See va bud a apt n IA t) U BRNG lha Microw. k 7 SCRD ol luir A.udame Monika nParil 7 HARNID. JASON 9th Hingmh w. Bov DR.D P� J M . R N . al R N ' Twvte SkRBRDN DP . Ramp. STA'ftS HJO Polo.Co MVP B B Kkh $k N ft Partying.G8. � C t loPxDxNx. VAR H.VPtfftftB B � lh Vlcue SkftN. Ie«r partying Hgn a. P.l VAR H� VAR B b Uih Oflwtal PxDxNx Pit. VAR Polo. VAR BB SkftN tough no « Null, gonna thred lift On dead dancing on Ih.' ,te k. the .•ariHj„ako eemg Del. Dancing with Sr. aihl learning to .ng w Mr Akammi Think. Orlando lor aft the HARRIS. CONNll Dancing with the Sami Soreph Beth, and Mr Dyer Apr tool day prank t M Saxton' Clar ft the A P party, tharmg cLaurei with Iriend . DJ during I HI RNANPl I. Cl AUl'IA 9th Meet erveourageme ' and topper I t |m HtRNkNTlZ.SOflA JAIAU.ADRIANA 9lh mn� u Good bye . R Wl Prom! Sid w my J.. lb JANkl. SHANNON Cheer w eraiy JP. f teacher and friend iCVh Hanging around w G.6 and MS. and great tune w O.H llth School have given me I low You new Iriend with J 1 eon ICY I. With Mr . Nirm that helped me to fuceed m lile ftth With J belt Iriend . Ju . Alieva and Tere� a IJth One ol my bed year at SAMS with Pablo JIMiMZ. JIMIM2 I' ng « •me w crowd ft leltte. x country � h tummeruv 6 tleeple mte at Ro ic' .mrt W.D. a J.C. Hth Party _ _____ RU7,Ott w Rcrrraiy w NGIIS! IRJH7 Rliet! he ! Wow Get girl lield Hockey, met J.M.. fm confuted I Gradnne w JM. . luv U ahaay ' Good kick Ik bro . Thanx U i 11 AURA) 4 aft yot� advice ft mom. you're the greatettl IUV U All ! (mv buddy Gomg w l tun t hat I - AS.A i IJth SI MORS AJ.RM . I 0,l.G MG . adtut! from M dance, gymnaitic . CM. I H . MP crajy mmrwerl Doriro ! Video , lood. and coke! llth I luv U. I baft. Round Table My Bud Mlhget � . ijuier. athetic . Prom lul tmie at S AJIS in all my tour year , participating and enjoying every year ol etta r Bear! Crutche My bud. Mthgel IJth I (lift luv U. Teddy Bear •beI ICYh- Ok. Illh Good bye Tibet I I YA. mavenckl IJth tinda an.1 Jennifer y In tchocft being my be«i I Tie 1.8.1.J.M. barrel champ . I.M.T.. M-M. lov'em I or ever1 JONIS. kfRRY Ah wa cod hung out w Stephen B I Terry C KAh Got moti improved n ba.kelbalL team wa� OK . Hih Tailed Jnd tern Chew Jnd yr. ol um Kh U.ed kebbie and l � ch tn 8 Baft IJth. Jim S. 1 M belter. Had t— —— lun baggmg on Big Wilie lane. bye 10 the feftow aihleie Bryan wil be quarterback Aft CIT tool baft and Batketbal 9ih Boring except 6«h w H.C. ft A V � h .Meeting new Iriend ft hj.mg jero per ' f irufty a emoc I ha.1 lot of great lime W rule total drag but made it through OCAD apple- Carlo . Peale. Saxton. Sherri a tpecial Iriend. Sovma ' (hank to lho e that ttrongly keep I to Bryan � ee yal On T.V. ftJ. Ptea e retue my umlorm. haying fun w Iriend Thank I -M. lor making me laugh ft A.O. MM. PAUV 9lh The be� t year I had. met a very wonderfift Iriend. Van Han ICYh llth- The word year, the worn lunch IACH. SONG B Thank to aft my teacher• who taught me many Hung . And aft of my Iriend . clatimale . I would remember 1.ITPW. OX (ben MOBY.llth Jr Pro .BOC. (gettingbelter), ft Maxi ID be back AV. Gl • ftlhark Mr Gordon'). XC cp me to twceec. i IJth- The tun ii nember all ol you even il I lell Ihn ichool HT. (IlmOt I can llyl). Ci . Itofto Mr Alexander. I D.C.. Bye kniv ICYh B O.C. (What a |oket). the lawyer . XC.T . S V-, The P !). XC. Ray (n U). M N . A A 5 M B.,ID.C. t M(l par lie clan I) IJth BOC ( tift a Joke). XC. D M . S M . I T . ed. etpeciafty Mr Peale and M� Saxton Speftmg Bee Chj.'p here. Gradntght. prom. Chine e Ck� b IAJTUIMM 9thlro hPre B.OX. (belt ......... O lu ,' V Jell A Bow! T.N.T.. Kerrvie IMS IJth Var ily flag . He 1 ol Pep. Red I'd ■■ gang. Cnm-k i . Sieve. Slept , ft'ldw' Builon Bunny. Tam. Michael. Trith, Shawn Morn. Dad I love you Prole.tor . H M.C P . Mi � U Ray. Clill. I ARSON. KRISTIN 9th Troih Cheer. David Jell Anne. Joeflc. DjI. KYh J.V. Cheer. Caplam. Yvelle. I am my bud Mtnlnary ..m kunv Ku� URRI R NM Camp nag nag Hth VarMty flag . CO capia TrnhletMc Culiar.Shawn.Jp I can l be fterwu 'Cop ft never agam gj. Bafcoa. Br.il beep, beep Gm trxh gowme . I DC cany fracl. b Mar to Red Robm. 6 H Tree .Summer rMM.aly be prep .red. It. HANG 9th PRAM Sclai tarn 'V H.PU k G . hftuiggle 1 BG.CC.ICYh Generator lit place f eft lor 8 T hard Thanx Tama. R K Nth S.C. IJth ld -inch el. Rut . Prom. Opinion id. CoftegeJ7 Help IF. IHUY DUONG I have the ben lime in Mr Sickle' cla� � . I It DIR. TIM I love | chi. Kim II ON HO lr v .iKwit loiftv.il baiketbal Soph made xartiiv and ali ilied ZAD. IWYB. boy ! In n rot. prom, new ID. Y M.I.C.. C-A . P.W.. ol lW . Millie. Scotty. Bobtiy. 2eke. Geergc. Rich. Rod itftl going out with USD. TAMA 9lh Kxjrrvah mhere! .me ol my need Junior made aft league and were league champ ' J ma babe Tammy . worked hard playing baft, graduated wfti the tela Clan I Jon pa the note. Stupid Chh'kee! Good bye B I . R B IB I -KB . M VjIG.MD II waft ccxid tab. 7 Helen my 8T. M here my love 7 ICYh I love NM Itt nd Tu-- ____ 'U. ”l',w ,! l,n .N V JV. ?AI 'M P K ‘?X,f ' today 7 Congrali Carlyle S M ft In n out M ork lorught 7 hi pd wnh J� n. JcKiC. a u ua( Pabn Sprmg. Ihn weekcn.P Need a Joll an,Kvd,7IJth love you N«k 0 M ''T' erogcVvu be late! HanglneedlUlaiL Anybody -anna buv a nereo Tra.v I he P. vcMogWI SC ft MC phy.K.? l«der. camp wMh AAA. k u Mitt you Jim. Jon. DM. A.C.. M.D.. HI- T.l.rvioxe you dad. Myrna. Richard. Tony. Mary. Baby. Nick! 11 AMAS. SOCORRO Thank you very much lor yow tupport S A Hfj:' fha I thank vou very much for being a be . Iriend love u alway. Al my lovj I ONH. PHA The rote are red. ihe vwftel are bkie. I he tugar it ha-eel. the people reafty need each other even better keep in touch!' o Day id B. lor ever. Thank Mr. Mifter lor everything Senior Remembrances 55 MUV. MADINA Joining OCAD with Mr Petit t Mr . Satton I. Mke gomg on a Im nuctinr. MUV. MAMPA Che.. Club NAVA. OMCIA40 9«h- mil ICYh .1 Ilxxl fcb- Went to Ale. a Oct. OCAO. The Generator. N $ G U tpeech corned. vwtedStanford Unrv m Mmwr. IJih OCAO. Thr Generator Sport. Iditoe. krwam. Bowl Than. mom. dad. Arl. father for «■ 0 H help U UK . remember. The SrVI not afway lech .hii iSr mouth .peak. NAVARRt III. ASUS - 9lh- ch rd w hotneboyi Cl.. Ai .6.V. Pitching darted Oh gomg loDP. � ihrtovi ItllMn K«h DP '� getting out of fund Play mg game. with gut. IJth Started gomg to Khooi grade gomg IK . Chilrn « thr now crew. NAVAKKO. MARIKA • 9th Khooi gul but ■ partying w Alar I ha. Mrm. Craiy Uvu down Joteph'. and StfVM Ifth had grrat limn (tarty mg w Martha. Mr urn. Carmen. Pirvj. Anna. ligx. Irma. Ruby andal thr guyl Iromlatltrdr ith Alel Al.. let-. go 10 Ihr .now Partied abnod every day down Joe Y'� lei'� play Ouarter. (GRt AT AlfAtOMS) IJih Trying lo hang m Khooi making the belt of ll. I hank 1 Mom and Dad lor ryrrythmg. I IOVI YOU BOTH NOISSIR. JOHN 9th Praii gd yr. KXh Mi. Cook me J turn J. Ith Aknott there, .cooler RT. IJih fmjRy. no more Kali Grad al la.t OCHOA. IINOA 9th Seared of the change from |r high to hrgh Khooi. belt belt friend, with SK. Or Team h Tal Hag. (fun timet), KYh fun with h the gang PP.. DP.. 4 Shorty Nica with SR 4 awMr (remamed friend.) Illh Met III St. (leah). back with SR . Prom k Sadie', with SR.II (happy now). IJih St with my Sweetheart Sergio JV Vofleybal. lun tune, with R T . A R . IG. Can't wan t graduation'! Than mom k dad 4 al the comfort and .uppertil luv ya (Rocha) good luck M broil OJIDA. AlONZO • I w never forget the good tune. I had w my friend, k homeboy here at SAMS Abo gomg to ditching par lie. k lutt hanging ucund the halt But I abo have to that my famdy for al thru Brfp ORTIZ. ANA MARK 9th Met MH . A.I.. DM . I R . J.J. I M rad yearOh crowd met new people f el. oh wel. Al'a weft Ith Al . better' Went to Poland with bud. k .pud. Sqierib! IJth Where dot go from hereZT 1 luv thn! God Met. u. al. than. J my famdy k friend. OUM, KIOCH The belt tune that I had a SAMS wa. with lot. of my friend. Oh. SAMS here come, the tune I have to leave, limn, my friend, and teacher . And now I hi. i. the tune that my tear, tal from my eye. down to my cheek. I hate to leave but I have lo go on Good kack to al you frerfunen. Mphomore . and tumor. Goodbye SAMS PACHICO. ClhPI I'dUke to thank my friend. Maria. Sue. Jo e. Tony. Chru. Ronnie, and Brigelte THanv for bemg there love ya! Thank, to the nice people I've met lhn year. Dam. Soma. Sandra Good hack Jo i Keep rockm H4M ri ei 4 ever. PAH I It. CAROIIM • I would like to thpnk my parent, very much for puthmg me mto attending Khooi N n weren't lor them. I wovidnt be graduating now I would Me to tel the teacher, fatilia for everything God Ur , them. 11 mm SAMS PAl MIR. Mil AS 9th Soph frorii cheer, fal play. Amy. Venn • bud., T.W T.W. infatuation Met Shan ICYh lighting for MASH. Derek graduated, gymna.tic. Shan J. my bud Mth Kand.tand. afway. dancing Got Squarrback. cradled square back IJth Song. camp, bandtiand In love w Slano. Shan J. .1 my bud PAZ. MANUIl • I wt h to graduate from SAMS and be a tocce . hi colege. Pf DROZA. Dll Dll 9th Ditching partie. with S.A . J G ICYh W ith my cui I inda. Pam • ha. lot. of f«uv llth Had tun w luvda. Sergio R . Robert R Uth Tfw. ■. my be.1 year. It', lott of liui with Pam my belt friend We parly hardi. Wel thank, dad and mom and Tun Alter and Imda for everything PtRIZ. I Al A 9th lre«h yr.. icary. fim. new friend, fth Bio Med great tune, met VA. AA.. KB . YR.. Mr. Rice you're great. Ith- Bio Med. tail yr bye Mr. D. new friend. C.J.. VR.. JR.. Ci.. HB IJtl. Yvette! We made it. friend, forever PIR1Z. MtOUIl The bet week I enfOyed here m SAMS wa. Imernational Week and the footbai game. I attended And going out with Gloria are the tune, that 11 never forget I love you alot Gloria PHARAIIXAV. OUSCMAY ■ I came to thn Khooi becauK it ha. .pvit that bring, out the very be.1 Hi the Cla . of t$ PHAM. OUOC • Santa Ana High n the beat Khooi I Me to .tudy m thn Khooi PICHARDO. HR DA 9th AW. at SAHS? Had fun w I M. M M . TR . DAI Met Martha, my Mvior. Joined dance rep and performed for the bl tune Oh Joined S.JBC. Had fun w, Atartha and met Iba Ith MlSA. S J.B C . la.l yr � Alarthe IJlhO Martha. gone? Had fun w tl.. I.M. M.V. PYCOM.fllZABITH 9th Boring!! Ju t me k M l.l B.l friend.'AY h in! Wke up’ MASH J DH.l.H Give my regard. toBrdwayl Bethher.?! T I. (gt Id Yaef.)ct prly at Yof.’ Mth flag, w D.T-. Sl.O.kl. Party u I G... Knott'.. The V«a ya Right Ifepp me Mona! Geta bun T Of Hey HOfl larfy kmche. ■ lucky Guy.'! IJih flag, cap w M.V..AU. MX).. DM.DH.Cf . K1 Hg Imb.!? W Oi brd. at emp! Too HHiyIRMy w C . agn! Hey budyl AVe ftbal gme..rnd table, k prly'. w our gng M I. Ci.. LHJ more rmn. Off lodge! Apt w bud. m IA Than. mom. dad. k Vam Bye SAMS Thav for the tune.! Cuoevryone' PI ASCI SC IA JUAN • 9th Kicking it at Carmla. ICYh St kicking llth Went to cU... Uth Graduated PONCI. BAR DO WOW. Rohe. Beat year m life. Wren ling «I DSD. friend. J.I.. H J.. MR. W.A. V.M.. I love Rone Alway. and I or ever. UA. Beit year T� 7. W.T. Ml. WR. PR01HNG. VWOl I played gymna.tic.. I had a good time in there. I met many frwmBy people, and many I me and friendly gelt. I did many thmg. that I never did before OUAK. Mlkl 9th v. Golf .tarted getting Wilted ICYh v. Gob ripped at AA. partied al 1.6. Uth V Goff • too much ditching, partying. DM 8 D. ply. IJih V. Gott • Cpin. • kick back yr. Got GTI. OUiZADA.lt TICIA 9th A J . 8 M . DP'� . Beach, ooh! detained, new friend. ICYh C.C..WOW Soph Prince... fun Prom CA. loveu Uth R D P .1 G . M G . M O . C A.. R.M . M.C.. Carlo. I U IJth fuvaly out gang!! Ah . U. be.I of time. w l.G.. MG . A G . R M . 1.0 . A.J . R.M Prom. Gradnite both great C A aiway . OUROZ. MIC MAI I 9th ea.y. good grd. 10th .tarted ditching with IB '. b i friend. w 'Serg - fun inBrunn. cla.. w DionneS.. YruetfC H. AIR .CM .1.0. IT llth OR .I.S.. Bc.t yr. Party mg al the lime w ' iheD't and w CMn'Angb Met DMR Get I mg bulled at iheDP.' . Be.t friend. Sergm. IJth kKkmg n w S.G.H ) . A M . J.W.I.C.. Jl .RR .CR . the D'. and Chfn Angb. MG. AG. SS .1 S..IO. Cla.. of M loreyer Rule.! RAAURt Z. H AltCIA I |u t want to lhar Mr. Nwni lor hrfpmg me lo make it through High School Pally and Jackie, we had ome good time, huh? Stay out ol trouble and don t tab to (PJ and ( ) while I'm gone Wel Chuy. We made It Ml Wi� h you k Mario the be.t of luck m the lut c Good luck to ya ai RAMRlZ.iDUARDO 9lh Boring Mel New people lOthgot belter llth Be.t year mSAHS Hey AIM I 4 ever frenr AW i JJ. Got bad grade, but had lun Air. D I hate to.ee you retire U J Jodi. Tree 1 4 J7 17 M.C I fell in love w U IJih we luvaly made it J.J W wcgel Out? M.C. I � l loveU Wanted m AlP Parking waning lorU J ll Gk'j’ II I? I A Col. I wil be pari ol hut Thank You J.J. Ml. Al.C AfomkDad for making ll the be.t of time. J.J. w n be rad? RAMRt Z. AIAR1A Dll CAR Ml N 9th Khooi girl Bed tune. � D.C KYh what ayearl great lime, w, PR. AID gang ditching a lot w Sp.. A R . R I . Mi . DR . M1 . M S. I B . and you are one of a kmd Bye SP. llth Wow! Wonder lultime. m Track w M.S got m love w M S got U 0.1. Bye P.8 Mud Gang School gel again, .penal I hank. Mr. Pradoi AW. PuvKHi unforgeiiabfe lame. mlSl Cla.K. IJth MarvMou.! d m love w Ol. met S.M. bed I. PJ . R J. IS. gomg out with R W I love you Mom thank. God lor everything SAH.S. youl be alway. on my mind RAMOS MARR Bor mg! w t.S. Broke up kept Kemg eachothe. CthRS got caught (Good Job!) Ha' Ha' Alade J.V Cheer good friend. YA . KI Ke.ngRS.nl lih Party! got back w (SB. friend. w C .M Y A.l-G. I.C.. D.G. AlotM c.c. YA.l.C.D.GIel adeep Movie', a mghl loremember (How embara.� mg) Curb! Got back w RS R S Buthday w C M.l G W ow! Syr � R S go. engaged OW 6 IJth oof married 10 RS kXH' Having hi. baby! Happy Graduate! CIok friend. w YA. and DG thk. YA for your uppon love YA. Atom k Dad. Ur., and Threw l.pecaly my hubby Raul' Rt$f NDIZ. IV0NN1 Uth Var.ny Tenrw.. V J . Trench Club. Pre.HJenl. A� S Club. 1th k ICYh. J.V. Tenm. 8m AWd. Moiling a foreign evchange dudent from Thailand for 4 day.. Sergm. from Italy. Yearbook. Vied Valuable . award for OCAD RfYNA. RAYMUSDO 9lh longed of al 4 year . KYh faded Algebra darted working Nth year wen by quack. IJih Dropped chemntry ' Wik CNMce Thank, lo friend, k family foe bemg mpporlne RtYNA. ROMAN Khooi wa. great W never forgei my friend. Gabnei I red. Hector k Cap lew nwdakc. Midw. Ina not |Omg out I would kke lo lharA iheK gub for iheK memone . Diana. Grace. B. 6ma. Rota. Veronaca. ID. Marcia. Ina. Chrn and al the guh Reb. k loner. T1 mm everything about fhi. Khooi ttf Saly k. RRtY.CORRII 9lh Khooty. Armrrevia too unoolh Ith dreel Dh New Crowd lightu Playmate, wa. up 1th Rack lolth Shrly Gomel luv ya nerd I.V.. KR..I 8 . NG..I S kickm mmy Miiuki luv to mom. gram.. M. and larry. RtOS. CHARtlS 9th'M D Kmghi Rider, P.y Sow JH A B . A.G . R B,. forgot Iveryihmg nol you . DM Concert. KYh'Haffner BigCArmela . Reger (pam) Sra flay. AID � Gina (ow)14 C P. unde, All P I S HJO Polo. Goalie. Block if Super Chuck , V.Swim Ulh Cl f Swim B.S . No Win . HJO Polo. 'll'. Not My B Day ”. Double I ngfnh Garnwn (Snore) k Sane he 1 (Perv ) Porter Chuck k lance. Shut up'!' T Ouue� . Europe Summer (Drink k no .leep). IJth Senior, linaly. Savton (write, write, write.). B.P . K l.. Al Al.„ Race. How Come I Got A C? Re.t ot year Unkivywn? RIVIRA. mix I I afway. remember the friend. I made at SAHS abo al the change. I went through and 11 never forget lydia'. DP. llth gr. ROBIIS. ARMAhDO never lorget breaking my leg in the 9th grade But alter I came back I had to much fun lor the re.t of my year, m SA KS ROBI IS. ARMANDO A. • I had a nice lime m ihr. Khooi I wil never forget thi. Khooi I know ihi. i. the be.t okl Khooi in calif I w never lorget my year. SA.HS ROBIIS. CHANHllt Hefp If Don't dart! That , a be' Ttu. i. me! 9 K Boring UthParlmg! w Comm, cruii. Amanda (dibe. Ronrie. telly, k Ana Went to TJV'� W P� photo gem . calender 17 IJih Pan n Trwnd. 4 ever Afccia. Gina. Maria. Yvonne. Yvette. Alma. lowt. Stef, k Debbie Good luck! Thank, for rveryltung Mom k Dad Cla� . of 11 Dorn male. ROBIIS. M JUIR 9th f re Bun. V. Track. V. X- Country. J.V Softbal, J V. Ba.ketbal. M VP. Player. D'dakM w Cut DS. k IM. lye on R A k DB MM t Ale BOJ. KYh Rad Soph OCAD. V. X Country M.I.P . V. Track MIP Player. J.V. Softbal. J.V. Baiketbal MVP. My Bud M I Summer W DG I Mel DR SHS Prom w R A SAHS Prom w DB made it lor cheerleader! Ith Bon: (JR. Ml. B.C. Ai. B.S.) 8 01 Cheerleader Janvnm . camp w cut A B and A I . Ml. 8$ . H M. D D . left DB for Jell W lot. of fun the W’dKn. W J W .4 Tam DP My Houk MA HA! went to SHS met lot.! Not W J.W. anymore Sumner w A G . D G . J W . tn gone! Uth met DJ. Came back to S A HS. luv Mom Glad hr � my mom' A� c 4 Al M •■« B Of Won Cured Semor . Ran lor color day OueeiV Sp Day 9 17 Into Club . Cla.. Cabinet Work mg Alo.let«vg. Cant wait to graduate. Be on my own'll conwng up' B J.'. B.S. Ml. M M. J.W. D W . Than, lor the advKe ol A I dher. love from Mom k Tma. Air. D. J D.. AG. IUV U J1� T“ Wrl. I Imaly Ma.V h And on Tunedl luv U Al 4 THANX AGAIN!!! Senior Remembrances 57 IOO Polo. Goahe. Block it Supor Chuck ', V Swim llth C If- Swim B.S. No Win . HIO Polo. V Not My 8 Day . Porter Chuck I lance. Shut up!!! (. Ouun. Europe Summer (Drink i no � leep) llth Senior ImaBy. Saitcm I write. write. write.). B P.. k.l . MM., Rice. How Come I Got A CT Ren o( yejr Unknown? RIOS. IRISHA 9th PkI good mi tchooi.'! B I w I M.MM.I .11 HP Dance team w HP . M J.C.« pet I ! Okay year KXh I 1HC. aikcdmeout!!! W ent to Catalina w ldwno. Had a fun tune : 2 JIM S Mill W I MW J RR A GD I D A N . Had a fun tummerl lift N WT.S.II 111) year. w?yC II! On yearbook daft w I .. IM. JR . N S . I T . I O.. AI . VA. and more II lun cb« Gottiped eyery day. rtpecialy w I K 1 t M (the wab ! Prom m May Beit friend w.telly. Diane, k Vahnelll I loye you. Jo eph III I made It Mom and Dadlll I love you bothllT! CIV I Rk MUX II alway t remember the friendi I made at SAKS alto al the change I went through and II neyer I or get lydia DP llth gr. ROBKS. ARMANDO never forget teeakuvg my leg in ihe 9th grade But alter I came hack I had o much lun lor the re� t of my year m SAKS ROBllS. ARMANDO A I had a twee im m th choot I wil never forget thn tchooi I know thi the belt old tchooi in Calif I •! never forget my year SAKS R 081 IS. CHANItlU Help U! Don't � tanl that' a he! Thi i me! RK)Boring Bth Parting' w Cou� m cruzi. Amanda, tddie. tom,,-, lelly. i Ana Went to I P.'� W F photo gem' calender f? llth Pan'n I fiend ever Ahcia Gina. Mar,a. Yvonne. Yvette. Alma I owl. Stef, k Debbie Good tuck' thank for everything Mom Dad Cia of Si Donwnate ROOMS. M ABB 9th lre h Bum. V track. V X Country. J V SoftbaB. J V Bukeiba . M V.P Player. D'd alot w Cuz O.S.� t M.. lye On R A IDB.UU k Me 801. KXh Rad Soph OCAD. V. X Country M IP . V track M IP Player. J V $of thal. J V Baiketbal MVP. My Bud M Summer W D.G.IMetDB SMS Prom w RA SAKS. Prom w DB made it for cheerleader! Bth Bonz (JR. Ml. BC. At. B S.l B.OT Cheerleader Janwmn , c� np w cuz AB and A t . MI.B.S..HM.D.D . left D.8 for Jell W. lot of lun the W’Bton W J W . k lam DP My Houte HA HA1 went to SH$ met lot 'Not W J W anymore Summer w AG. D.G. JW.. � i� gone! llth met Di. Came hack to SAKS, luv Atom Glad he'� my mom ! AW k M M nR B 01 Won Cutett Senior. Ran for color day Oueen' Sp. Day 9 IB I Into Ckbt. Clai Cabinet. Working. Modeling. Can't wan to graduate. Be on my own! If coming up'B .' 8 $. MI. M M. J W.D.W.. than for the advice of A lither.love from Mom. k tma. Mr. D. J D . A G . IUV U Mil Wei. I finaly Made It And on Tune!!! luv U Al k IHANX AGAINIII RCORhJUl Z. IRMA 10IBNA Attending to thi tchooi hai been a pleauee to me. I have ahvay have lun here I Iked mo t ol my treaxwe . rtpeciady one ot them, it' great tavoeite day Sep If. 19. I9f. ROCRtGUIZ. JOSH 9th (vetted, got my first fob Went to Mexico lor J long week i. for X mat vacation , they weregrrreaitl Boring tc hoof year had tomrbody watching over me! KXh School girl Ike alway . tun lunch tune w Al A.. VA.. MA Mel Robert R I atkrd me Out On 1 f fb Memorie that II never lorgel l� H ki� � . Bth St w Robert Sliding thru moil ol my dattei. but trying to keep up the good work like ahvayt. ol ccv � e Spending more time w Robert Out to movie once m a whkr. and having a good tune w him Otw very l«� t anmvertary together!! llth Semor at tail1, but no big deal I can handW n. ( alter clatte k nicer clatimatrt Good lime m Yearbook clat w everyone! StR w Rob getting along belter w each other. Great memorie Irom al of my high tchooi year . eipeCuBy the Ian two year that I ipent w Rob looking lorward to be w Rob k to go 10 Cokege!! love you mom I Dad TR alway love vow ROBIRIT RODRIGUtZ. IITTY 9lh Summer never to forgotten, met Paid P at C.C.on May 2t Had great tune w Je o 1 I P.kLMl .B, fS. KXh Started me.img up m tchooi One year withFP S Mel JR on 9 1J fb. we d«l have tome great tune together'! Went lo knoll Scarry (arm and had a Bl ASTI! Bth Went to Vakey Prom with Abort, had lot of liw !!- No Sth k bth alway • with Jatper 1 yr . lor my baby and me. 5 26 f?.- Hang cut with Duane. Carrie. Idith. i IIRRSIC ■- JB. and me broke up - Went totnow with tntha. Joe. and other I met D.. fun tune at T.S with DP 10 7 96 (J. A M Doing better m tchooi Jmaf y'! Started modetmg m nanmer!!! llth Started weeing JB again, it'i going ttrong. STM.I Went to W inter formal and had lot ol lun with friend !!- Prom with J8 (A mght neier lo be lorgotteivlj- Be I Iriend Tilth Diane. Valerie!! W a on Yearbook Stall (BAA. Go up Cla� � ) w T I.. i M.. JR.l.T- Al. VA.N.S. Photography Club, went toCatahna! Did great hi tchoof I uvaly made ill! Gracia mammy por t o la la avuda que me dio!!! ROl'RIGUI 2. (UCIANO 9th Played I B Mel RI G Played I 8 Partied with RI C. went up lo VI P lor Team won CB Championtlwp J r played V B met lldu Partied w her many nice female «tR partied w R G I k To MD RODRIGUtZ. MOMCA I'd Ike to thank al my teacher , etpeciafy Mr Pavi . who I looked up to when I wa� in hi cU� . lor two year , and Mr W'kjm. who wa patient with the cbt ROPRIGUIZ. RICHARD PUyuvg foofbal 9th k KXh grade RODfbGUIZ. VltOMCA To Tony Munoz Al the guv• I have known. You're the one I love the moil Irom Veronica R ROJAS, CIARA 9lh Met Bertha m Photo Cla� � . KXh (im w PS M Thank XV Gomez llth l.l. made my Mie lun w Dll llth Wnh SR the be� t w PR li w PR ROMIRO. SIRGfO 9-ben yr ol H S. Spam h k Religion clat hail mo t tun K'W H w Scott. Hector. Shaun k Abe I (ul on teen age rebel ll Concert . ROSS. DOUG 9th P.O N Randy . Good imvei Hang in out W tnend KXh HIO polo moil inspirational!. P O N live . Met Sara, luv her II HIO Polo Co Captain. P.O N going on. ttR w Sara' H-MIO Polo Captn. Randy back. P.O. N Pre . The pit. Ret Vet. longfcoardmg. PON. DR Jh R.N DW JW GB DP RUBAICAIVA.XVONNI 9 confuted'KX k I Bio Med. U.Ci. 8.01. k x w CR MR. SR. GR. G R. J AI. k R M. 11 never forget U guy '. Marci'lveTybody want IZamba - U lvcitmg! M.« yaChrn . tune� r M. k S-. Syhia It' OK turn now. ”n mn� u guy ! RUIZ. AIBiRT - O C m fS love Norma! ll CB love Norma (. SAM. SOKHING • I warn lo lhaek tM the teacher that have been very he fU to me ll • very ad to leave SAKS but I hi n it lor me Good bek lo Bl temor and I hope to � ee you guy tomelmve. SAlCtDO. MARA 9th Met Sandra Martinez be t Iriend cou m KXh tchooi gK Bth W.O.C HM (,l f i 11 J H T.l Mel Sarah leza toirved track team. Ilih GO I HI. SI. f.17 D N Y Great tune with Sarah and Sandra SANCH12. ARMINTINA 9th StBI thy. I tried to be m the Sol IbaR Team KXh proved my lngb h and met a lot ollriend Bth I thank Mr Gomez and XV Saxton lor helping me m Ingfcth in the wmmer llth Trying to pat aB my ub|e l with good grade ami withmg afl the retl of the temor to graduate. God be with ut temor cla� � of ft”- SANCH12. DfONM 9th TKS. Bor mg CXh J.V cheer lun al cairp w XI R going out w Carto Gonzalez IG4 fS) llth good tune w the Chen,-ha , tt w C.G. llth GT. here lot of ftm. Xlid Term Grad Yeti’ I love You. Carlo SANCHI2.1 AURA Bth Great year. |Omed more ekib k made new Iriend Jomcd Y XI k XIOl Great time Went to Big Bear Maggie Want tome pezzllr SnowbaB light YM gang klr.J. Ok . who •laying k who' leaving?? Hi (r. B.l! Bye Si , t. take care and untd we met again!! You're leaving loo. (r. J. Hi. (r. T.ll Camping w. HI M MISA at Harvey Xludd'?! Summer Joy w Y M gang'! Sacremento (CHIC) met a lot ol important peopkv Denm I . wlut kuvlol animal n he. t� l«� l?IOk Cmlme. 11 met you at UCI What r wedomghere? MIC HA meeting, a peotett!?! What prole !?'! Hey. i . yowl be alright llth ImaBy a Senior'! Great lime StR making friend, t tommg ckib. Cla ie� w KB IB K.V.MM IR and the gang Ok I iz where do u live? Hall XAoon Bayll But i nt it a hR mootV?! Take care k good kick to al my teacher k Iriend Thank lor everything'! Mom. Dad, Art. Hugo, k (dith. thank for afl your Mpporl. love ya lot ' SANCHIZ. NATAIB 9th VVB. Jed pi CB! Hey (red! JV. BB V. SB. KXh VVB. VHB. VS8 Comm Girl Ath llth SOf TBAll CINTURY llAGUt CHAXIPS! 2nd rd. C.U. 1 1 im Al league XIVP Xlaggot ' Thanx Tamero! Our T ‘ .... loftbal tm parting w G.G trie. glad. wemei.C RV a mght toremember Came lor 4day . (kit Xle The Cure) Ye . I'm waning!... . ( I lor your .led to the Jag . al o thank A.l k Dad loye you XAom k Dad lor tpendmg time w me I appreciate everything you've done lor me! God Blet ( . R t S. I R S Mom k Dad) Jag eaion. Ded In Memory ol Marty Vig l 'l f?. We'B never lorgel you! SIRRATO. All X 9th confuting KXh difliculi k lun becaute won CB m foofbal llfh went fo a lot of Dp , llth fun with be.I friend J.D. Thank you Mom SIO.kONl 9th kicked back w Bro.Sbck KXh got along w iheSam mSanta Ana k (omed the band llth kickedback w thehomeboy .lekt.Slick.Cuzzo.k Ace.Ptck lobe mPittrici Honor Band Uth-ktover, can't wan to graduate I'd like to with the be� t kick to the luli c Marching Samlt ff SXMIH. GIRAID Ire.hman Scared, kicked .I with I H JP. f.B. D.J (ro foolbal Century league Champ . N JR.O T C. Went with SA. little mi.take Soph ChR. I B. JD ( B RR. G S . Soph ( Bal Cenlioy league Champ ROIC OrR Team Va Coach HR. ICDR HR. l.l Sgt Bown league Champ ROIC PriB Team Var (ooibafl C league Champ . CB aknotl. IS A A.ian Big mi.take). me. edw,th I S DrR Team. R O.T C.. I B I. gone. Semor W 0«P Var lootbal C league Champ Thank . I love U Irma ISCOTt. lhaek Aloe, Pad Tm out ol here Peace' ' ff SMITH. MtC Hill I 9th Wbd n' erzy lime w HS I I C H I H k k JBSMMOPWCGJS? KXh In w 8 S i Brucie. Stage Crew R Soph Cla � Cbt. AIS Xlet Carme n' Spannh w kb larthquake weather ' lunch m C. Cir w (Tutor ?)Connie, where wore u? llth Spannh w Hayet.k.G I H I S . Punt king' Chedder'. Better Remember Pink Ilephanl Note fatl food w P.S RHI. Church w C XI TourthGear Big IIki '' Big Secret , thmucha much! I 11 Iv ??? The 8BOIII llth 1 mjBy! Blatt w C.H. T I CM. l.S.?? Phytic ?? Imlott Tomato Tomato, tame thing Warma Be RUberband Hair.. Big Ouake! 4 CO wake up call la Ham|.a Sr Cla « Cbt .key Cbb. AIS tec. SpamO. Club tec ire. f Rll NTS (ORl VIR CAJtAMI All! Thx Xlr. Suvefc k the reil ol my teacher at SAMS for everlhmgl Thanv MOM k PAD for aB your •uppert an.1 check , love Va!!! Thak God motl of at I made ill SMITH YOIANDA 9lh Be l Dance Wor.l Men mg w, R R KXh Beil Xlakmg f6f? V. Song Wool. Gowvg out w BR llth Hetl. Going Out w 8.C. Wor.l Breakmg up w B.C. llth Beil Going out w, � onurooe ouHide of tchooi (Scotty) I wil alway love SA. B.C and $8. S?v( I HR. IUGIM The InternaliorvaJ Week The DJ on fnday . SOPONBAIH. YOON I think I like Sanfa Ana High School better than other tchoolt Santa Ana High School n a great I chool to attend AB the teacher are nice ami the Hudenti are fnendh SOTO. GABRBI Al four year were lun. except for the wori.The be i part wat the GBilS Had tome good teacher . Rice. AlatRo. Nehon. Aihley. Chntt. Robert . Carlyle, and Xlr. HR. TB alway remember my two belt Iriend . (red Bngde and Romm Reyna One more thmg. I OMRS and RIBIlS G1 R . Oa � of ff SOU 1HA. SOX1PHONI Thank God Tm glad Tm one of the ttudenn m Santa Ana School Al the teacher were very nice and IriemBy. I prove my .chool and alway remember lorever. SPfNCIR.PAUl 9th Ml H Band, hi Optionjl Abtence. I-me 2. CC w, M R I don't care if you I Right now. Prom w, TR. OM. kG. KV. AG. RP. KXh M J. SUPIRIOR Drum Comp . Bbi and the I augh.ng Carpet g g guano, cher. kitty. Sony. Bon,.. MAY KXh 20. 11 renumber cUw Oueeni DM. MH JW. BS. and the re l Bth UK, Hawaii?? KeBy B Wgw The kween XV Dar Dar, Xlekow Yelow, the IR Cadence M, � y M and J.C. (lumehood. The A'i! R IP Bradford and kweeme' llth At J . Belt one yet keep It gom'. XV H tenm . Ja' know what? Think. kG. ST. IO. OW. Ao. CG. HI. RA. AV. MA. MA. RA. VB (alter tchooi). what' her lace, the Other gel. ISP. DM. MS. my lamdy. and my other fanUv. Thi I only the beginning SHKHIN. JIXl 9th Can't remember KXh kicking with learch. longneck. kecNer. Cornbread.and Droopy, llth Bagmg on the lat man m XV D'. clat . llth lunch lime race with Droopy, longnexl. and XV� � . SUUIVAN. SHAWN 9lh Going w TriOi. batebaM, KXh till Tri h. baiebaU. lun in .port , llth alnwit out of here, var.ny b.tebaB. Tmh agam, llth-Jyr . now w, Tmh. batebafl. |acket. Lit year. Hi Tami k Judy. Red Robin Gang, tee ya Darby. Trith I love you Hi MOM' 58 58 Senior Remembrances SSI 1. SARAVUTH 9th grade tchod boy typo Oh grade turned into V� Uaver llth ptdt turnnl into rocker IJth pjdo tcti , kicked bock, mtfctud Out. SYUS.ICHA Uww hnr M on llth p«ln Reuniting with my If rend. from elementary wdnutmt now friend . flirting and going cut to kith with A JJ. Going to 7-llovon with V. and got ling tv't dogi with food .lampt Met of OK thanking Cod' itut I'm ilno today to .hare tome ol mo rememberancc . IANG. CHANG I have learned a lot of thing horo at Santa Ana High m tho pan Im year . Thankr to al ol my teacher . mainly Mr� . Hickman. UP. $KHAS into prop. Chmoto. art. vko pro of computer club, caroor bogmnmg prog. Took picti o with Don Sutton lor porter campaign Wont to mono and chopping w friond Ammala. Pich. ote Thank you loo ovorylhmg Mr Hickman. Mr. Sanchez and Mr. May. THIS. GINNY 9 II S8HS. wild PP'� IJth Independam iludwi. tho I no yoar plan IJth Again SAHS. Too momorier. I.G.. RR. C At. AS . I At. D.S. Soo .knng-’ Thank, mom and dad I did nlU TIV. kAMKA 9th grade iuit come IJth grade going by lt’� tune to leave and .ay goodbye. I wil im.t you SAMS . I want to thank my mom and my famdy lor I her fed .upport. abo god. my teacher., and friend, lor then happmo.. in my life I wil contmuo to my education and lead a happy. MKcnitd Ido. TOPO. ROBIRT 9th No .octal life Clh Some, ith I want out! llth- Bettor Jnd time around. Scam on the frerhmen. IJth It’, about time. TORO. SONIA Atom and Pad thar you lor your .upper! throughout my year ol high .chock Art loon IIOVT YOU. Martha Rodrigue: I be. I Iriendl Good kick. II mu. you friend, forever. TCRRIS. AlfRtPO Tho french Club. R.OJV clatter. Photo Club. Summer re hod I9R7. IORRIS. NANCY Bye Santa Ana High School-1 enjoyed coming to SAMS m the lour yr that I attended earn though I had bad lame. but. the beat were better. I thank al my teacher, and my friend, lor the help they gave me. TOUCH. CHAMRI N I am the pretideni ol the chert ekib II you can print I hi. dub. I appreciated them eery much Pleate print thn chb and me. the Pier idem ol the Che . CM m in «t or � b. IRAN. SANG I would Me to thank all the people who hare helped me through my lour yr . ol SAMS. I have been m the badminton ckb. Chinee Chib, and the Math CM. TROT It R. IATANY A 9th Went to CAT. yar.ily track. B B . S B. Turned out pretty rad llth Had lot. ol lun' Great lime dt mg B 8. with Coach Watt . Had good lime. w U. loop.!). Century league Champ. 3t (SB ) IJth Parly tame! Al � enior act ml let Set goal lor Mom 4 Pad to graduate. TUIOTI. GlORGt My 4 yr� at SAHS were awerome le« m love with a young lady named Ataggie tucero She taught me love, honor and much more She Miowed me reality and the real world II alway. love her' Al league a. a tumor and gomg loC II final (Yl AH) Senior yr. i. here, publicity with the media, newypaper. and people U.S.C.B YU. U.CA A.. Hawaii. b� a and many more on my tail Going Out With my cuMo.lhefe: Nina. Jerome. Mr UtahiThorn..I and then there. ’Jen lunw Rl � JJ.Rf ail.D.M JS. AR. � M.P.T. JS.R W JJandalmy friend.. My .tner Rayleen. weicome toSAH.S. Than, al to my deare.l coachc. (Mr. Hil). Now C.l I ag-im we arc a bad team lore alway. Mom and Pad. IM than, lor the tupport. VAIINCIA. MIC TOR When we had the talent .how and the dream machme would not work. W e were al embarrarted. but we kepi on pumping the beat. VAUNCIA. MARIO My wile ami kid R M pointy no e. G.V hair. WA b.ltmg lip with when lymg SA.O.G nore. J.N. Come to clan . M M pt� . C R boyfriend (election. J.C. rope Cham. J� . Mo.ado watch, wre.tlmg team RionH'd Mr p. Mr 4 Mr I. Mr. Rice. Mr . Nwnu Colege prep . Martin, my Cu.tomert. VAUNCIA. ROC HI III Mario amt Inc Valencia. Jaime A k A. oil ol dye. Saf. long forehead. Roomer big no r. Marcia'. InemRy wmle. Mr. N-mi. Mr 4 Mr. Johanna.. Mr Net ton'. be«y. aclivine. wllbai. voHeybal. track. ba.kelba VAII NiUI I A. MKl My ben time at SAMS. wa. when I le in the pool, by accident, ami gol al my clothe, wet I had to go home and change Al my friend, were laughing when I got back I afro made more Inend. becaure ol that. VASR J. kAT 9ih Can thn be SAH S.?? Band w K.G.. A.G.. P.S.. Daryl 4 Oate. 6th per Kim. dot. Nuiggfer. 8 day party. KYh Rand agam Murlma 4 Rail k.G.. PS.. A G . RP . P W Superior and brm� e� Picture. ' and Mirror in the Bathroom. Tenor Save, kick llth B O.C cans Dancing in tin- Window - Iti never happen Strangely enough to klmgeft Tennn Aggre.ive. I covdd kO ihore Canyon girl..' I have .ometlung to tell Gina P W' What do I do NOW7! Kim. what', that m the bottom ol yexe gU� � r S S. 45S. '■� . the lamUv car. k G P S . MD . and J u IJth the editor. Minerva. Help V tenon. Twinkle Toe. and KRer . C Mckctmi. here we (me 4 P.W i come, what about Smithr R4G another one! Wan and we! Sorry n had to be thn way Pi. (7 great yr� .) Thank, for everything Mr . Cooper. II mi., ya Mr 5c. Thank, dad. mom. and CHrt.. Me 4 JTk 4 G M. the W.H. totneday VASOUIZ. GAVINO I. 9th % t b bal. other than that very. very, very lame yr. KYh . I b ba again, donut, ami dm peer with Maggae luccro Hth J.V b hi . met Macie B . bert ‘SCHOOl YR ever, prom w MR .private party Irom J 4 am I had fun while it la.ted 5th per. w Mr. 0. hcBo T (B B.. G-G.. SA. Ti . RW) good tme. al the BUI HCUSf . IJth lot. Ol work. lot. ol lun I m llreit'n about grad H R and I f budr. lunch dyeing 4th w 88 . MO..B.C. yrbk w l.T . B B . MG . NS . 1.0 . A V . I .M . P.f.. JR . I R . T R . K.V.. M C.l M.l.V. k� lt ol people). Igg. on the lurch Mobdr . akirpee On Ti. diced the nerd. T. $urvi fd lh( 61 guike (didn'l fvrn (edf it) mri Birbirj C. (J very perton). 4 yr . ol rtpinol w Hj tx� i H’Khff hid) had pyKh Mr Hilfncr OndboiHtM Amorrt iB i C .Chnt 0 . Mary A A I U C I wkend with B C . C.G . P M . M.G.. R.T. Thank. 111 and no. I wouldn't have made it out el wnd grd without you two (I love You GuyOHigh .chooT. over. NOW WHAT DO 10077? Bye S A H.S. Cl ASS Of � ROCKS. VAUGHN. I AURA K 9th• SchoolH W hat', that 7! Be.t ol X'� w C.C.. J D.. P K . D B Night Mapc. S T B. etc. I I never 4 get u guy. KYh Mr Mailman. WAIT! Bring every where but where I thouM' Hard yr Cherie don't leave me!! keep the faith C.C . IlY! PunW.nhead arrive. ■ Y Ray! Hth Trying to keep my .amty Thank. Mr Hallner. Mr. Morgan and Mr. Campbel - you've made a difference. thorJkt 4 all y oust klocv KIT (I u � J tfirll) B � i tvmmer' I Mnlnicht lAf w my popcorn buddy Sikv. tn kt H. I pronuwl Almj T. II '• v in ihrCJU (Hj’ i Mri OP. 11Y) 12th Happy at bit! Sr. Cla.r Cab. yrbk.. Art Center. PI and. lun X'. w, YA . I P . K I . S G and DP. IlY Guy. Mommy. Daddy and Shr« Thank, lor being there. I IOVI Y0U!i Thank. SAMS f Tm outta here VIGA. If lie IA Tim year it my be.t year lor me. I hope we have more lun dicing rchool day . VIGA. MARIA 9th A rtu. country ICXh G T w R.C .f R IUV UR C R C. thn.. lor undemanding. Prom4 SadwtlrarWl. luv UCameUa llth M D8 .Gem. calendar. mo.t improved (track)Prom w B. Gerald Mel J1 M luv to David Torrent.. IJth- Tight ichcdufc X Country, luv U Mr. New man VfNTURA. fIRAUN 9llv I met a k't ol people KYh Wa. my be«l year ol al Mlh Wa. kind ol Ok caure I met new friend in Mr. Sanchez-, cia... IJth I Imaly made it and I'm proud VIII A. TRANK 9th Hung out w low life'., cul cla . but got good grade. «CXh Piflerent crowd but � t m«ne. Ilh Partied at Khoei dated lyd.a Ctwvero. 4 Geled Devoted to thee lady 4 rchool. chSed VUIANUIVA. I AURA I remember having tun with my (Out mi Patricia Rom. and Gina during my tumor yr. at SAHS laho remember the time I got a report lul ol abtmce. rent home and I almort got bu.ted VKIA SI NOR. IRANCISCO -1 participated m baiketbal both boy. and g«l� . and loot bal I even tried wrenlmg lor a while The be.t tune. I had were with al ol my friend. I wovdd lie to thank SAHS lor giving me the opportunity to prove that handicapped doon’l mean hdptn. VII IASI NOR. NORMA 9th Valey High, hanging out w lined V . Carlo. C . Sylvia A . Moire. S . Paring Jgelher. Wild PP'� at my Ne Jo� e (Mr Smooth) KXh Ike what-. tlm77 The Crack Ckib (gangi JokV.. John V . Augre M . Moiw. S . Andy V . Hunch Back I. Gomg to cC . game, and thee wild partie. (ooh) llth Remembering my courm Andy Vlamw. I nun you (8e� t IJth SAMS l e I made it. Special thank, to my c.a:y titter, and my only brother. I love You Guy . To Mamet Roble. 4 al I how .peeial moment, we had Jgelher Mom. Pad. I love You lor al your love and rupport VU. IAN I bank, to my parent, and teacher, of SAHS.. who help me with al the problem. I had W AllS. RUDY To al my frlow Ru.tian. I leave my red locker and the Morrow table The name Morrow .4 Ine forever al Santa Ana High WMil. ROY The belt time I had in high khoof wa. when I had Mr. 5e for Inghth II wa. a da., t can alway. look back to and .ay You know high nhool wam t al that bad I lu.t want to My one U.t thing, goodbye SAHS. II alway. remember you. MII11 AMS. ANN 9lh Ch.led w, C.I..MS. T.C.. met T Jl. Tr B. Wlh met R i . JP . D.J.. alway. had lun at lunch w Jl. Ith CMkfd w Mi..y Sancho every day at kmch, met and went out w R $. n wa. great. IJth CMhng w I H l.T. hail a crowd on M M M had a live prom m Jnd period chArvg w,Hector and Pernck WRIGHT. PAIR 9th Pratt Smuggle.. S . k.G bugging Pratt. CA.. k V. too. The Irau ' Achtung KYh Hevaior Man l.t OCAO vanity itatu evempf ' K Bowl RB . k N etc. llth Moore OCAD final. Ca Crunchy Apple.” SI Rubidouv . I C Abacu . k bowl. Boc lived in Actnilte. K.V. More tun. Irau. “I klingelt lunch anyone. Wylie the antwer i. P J Senior Pre. More OCAP Jrd overal Thank. V Peale. Mr Savion. Mr. Scholl. Pat and AV. W ilMn YARNAll. SCOTT 9th Cool WP KYh V.W.P. letter, wanted to drop Ithlel. tran� ler .choot. W.P. letter. Jnd per. Viebeck. IJth- Stop wa.uing time. 6th Car (cal) can't lor get 8 ♦C.T..R.W.7K! S.M.TM, S.S.. IT. G.M. W k . Rl TM . JlC P (Surf Nerd.I ZAMUPfO. KIN Be.t lime at SAMS. wa. gomg with my boyfriend Martin 4 going out to lunch with my .liter, and be.t friend. Martin Madrigal and Irene Zamudm together forever SENIOR FAVORITES SONG: 1 Need Love TEACHER: Mrs. Hays MOVIE: La Bamba T.V. PROGRAM: The Cosby Show SPORT: Football MUSICAL GROUP: U2 HOBBIES: Partying ACTOR: Bruce Willis FOOD.- Pizza ACTRESS: Molly Ringwald PLACE: Beach FOOTBALL TEAM: Los Angeles Raiders COLOR: Blue BASEBALL TEAM: California Angeles CAR: Porsche Senior Remembrances 59 Beyond books and classes. Although school is primarily a place for learning, it is also a place to meet new people and to develop one’s own personality. Whether it's going to the Winter Formal or a pep assembly, whether it’s taking part in Fine Arts Week or International Week, the opportunities provided for everyone to get involved in a variety of activities are endless. Getting involved in one’s school benefits not only the school but also the individual. For those who take part in the activities available to us are showing not only their pride in the fact that they are Saints, but they also profit from the interaction with other people. The activities that the Board of Control plans are all designed to do one thing, to let us have a lot of fun and to enjoy ourselves. p ge 61 $,uden' Life Div,„on Entertaining With Spirit SAI NTS S-A-N-T-A A-N-A Santa Ana is best! This is a cheer often heard being chanted by our Saints at pep assemblies. The purpose of these assemblies is to promote school spirit, introduce athletes and homecoming and color day candidates. These assemblies give the students a chance to be entertained by fellow students during the hectic school week. Thanks to the sensational support of our cheerleaders, athletes and Board of Control, we've had many fun and interesting assemblies during the 1987-88 school year. 62 Pep Assemblies Ronnie Medina has great time showing off his new hat at one of the exciting pep assemblies. Roman Reyna. Ronnie Medina and Gabriel Soto dress up like the Villa Park Spartan's Homecoming Court at our own Homecoming assembly. Varsity Cheerleaders Shannon Janke. Jeff Pratt and Jene Parker are all smiles after a successful performance at the first pep assembly of the year. This saint shows his spirit by trying to cat a donut for points for the freshman class during an exciting class competition. A tradition at S.A.H.S. is to introduce our many students who are participating on our athletic teams. As seen, here is our Varsity Football team. Giving us a quick smile. Kristi Larson sings the Alma Mater at the end of another exciting pep assembly. Pep Assemblies 63 Moving To The Beat Dances play a major part in a student’s high school years. Dances give students a chance to meet and get together after school hours and strut their stuff to their favorite music. During the 1987-88 school year, we've had many dances such as Homecoming. Color Day. The Valentines Dance. Sadie Hawkins, our first Winter Formal, and The Prom. All of these dances were a great success and a fun time for all. Pam Prewitt shows a look of surprise as a friend makes a grand appearance at the Winter Formal. Stella Davidson and Mark Jones take break from the dance floor to rest and also so Stella can comb her hair. Tracey Lee. Tony Sepulveda, and Leah Elton dance to their hearts' content at the Homecoming dance. Dances Maria Aguilar and Carlo Martinez strut their stuff at the Homecoming Dance Genny Siri and Ed Bertrand enjoy a night of music and dancing at the Winter Formal. Christina Ortega dances shyly but still enjoys the night. Dances 65 Winter Wonderland Outstanding Bash. This year’s Winter Formal was our first formal dance at Santa Ana High School. The Junior Class cabinet organized this event, which was held at the Saddleback Inn on January 9th. It was arranged basically to give underclassmen an experience of a formal night. As people arrived dressed in their formal wear, some posed for their portraits while others went straight to the cold horsd’oeuvre being served and the others danced to the sounds of Fascination and Moscow. This event turned out to be a very successful and enjoyable dance. Alma Guzman and Alicia Lopez caught in the action stealing the balloons as souvenirs. As Joe Figueroa relaxes, he also shows his unique style. Stella Davidson. Lena Davidson. Lisa Cooper, and Carrie Thomsen having a great time at the winter formal. 6f Winter Formal Debbie Marquez and Jeff Pratt dancing to the beat of the music. Latanya Trotter having a blast along with Billy Johnson and Pam Prewitt. Edith Mojarro and David Sanchez, romantically dancing the night away. After heavy dancing. Bobby Todd. Alicia Castello. and Jon Garcia, finally decide to relax. Winter Formal 67 Celebrating The Arts An introduction to the arts. For the second year in a row. the student body was treated to a special day of displays, demonstrations, and performances by the various Fine Art departments. The Fine Arts Festival was a dynamic exibition by some of the most talented, musically and artistically, students of our school. Besides displays by the various Fine Art Departments, including Art. Graphic Arts. Ceramics. Jewelry. Wordshop and Home Economics, there was also plenty of entertainment provided by our Percussion Ensemble. Jazz Band, and Dance Team. An extra excitement was added to our Fine Arts Festival by a mime and enormous mural drawn by our art students. Organized primarily by Kim Gutierrez, the Fine Arts Representative, our Fine Arts Festival proved to be an extremely successful event, entertaining the student body as well as recognizing our many talented students. Completing hi work on the mural. Julio Jimenez look pleated with the end retult. Moving to the beat. Brigitte Ruf and Erica Allen display one of their many great dance routine . Creating a matterpiece. Linda Mungia show Laura Humphrey and Kir- ten Schwalm the fundamental of working with clay. 68 Fine Art Festival Delighting the crowd, the professional mime enthralled the student body and was the highlight of the day's activities. Pondering the many examples of some of our artists' work. Chris Pratt. Jeff Pratt, and Adam Flores find this particular picture to be of great interest. Pleasing the ear. Kim Gutierrez, a Jazz Band Member, performs an outstanding solo. Displaying his artistic talent. Noel Hermoso works on completing his painting for the crowd. Fine Arts Festival 69 Planning For The Future Once a year the Regional Occupational Program (R.O.P.) holds a Career Fair in the Foyer of the school. The purpose of this career fair is to introduce students to the various fields of employment open to them upon their graduation. R.O.P. is basic training in various fields of employment that is open to students and adults in Orange County. For the students, though, the training is not only free, but they also receive credits toward their high school graduation. The R.O.P. Students set up displays resembling the area of work they are being trained for. Then they recreate these scenes by inviting the students of the school to watch them display their new talents. R.O.P. is not only a worthwhile experience but also an opportunity to learn about specific jobs and careers. Above Right: Guadalupe Verna gives Jorge Gomez a brief check up showing some of her newly acquired medical skills. Above Left; Helping set up the R.O.P. jewelery display is Armando Robles. Right: Eddie Ornelas and Felipe Valdivia demonstrate how to clean jewelry by using the Ultra Sonic Cleaner. Above: Awaiting her next customer. Beverly Alford puts her newly acquired Banking Skills to use during the career fair. 70 Career Fair Sarah Allen tells her friends what Ms. Janey Marquez taught her in the ROP Careers With Children class. Mr. Sol Guggenheim tells an interested student how to enroll in his R.O.P. Computer Applications class. Mr. Keith Johannes shows student Oscar Torres a few basics of his R.O.P. Health and Fitness class. Career Fair 71 A Grand Celebration And the Gold Medal goes to ... I Suspense was building all week long as to which of the teams competing in the 1988 SAHS Color Week Olympics would be the one to go to class with the GOLD MEDAL. Among the events held at lunch, there was the opening ceremony, inner tube races across the pool, a shopping cart decorating contest, a scavenger hunt with all ten members of the team tied together, and many more events which made our Color Week special. The teams which competed were comprised of ten members each, with a teacher team, pepsters team, band team, and other various students joined together to get involved. All in all. it was a very memorable and exciting as well as different Color Week. Gelling involved in the inner lube races. Kim Guiter-re2 makes a big splash. Working with great speed, members of the Notorious Ten make a mummy out of their fellow teammates. The Radicals, otherwise known as SAHS teachers, show their spirit during the opening ceremonies of the Color Week Olympics. The judges results are final and here is what they have to say about the entrance one of the teams made. 72 Color Week Activities - The Suncats hurry to finish on iho lop in the toilet paper roll. Mr. Rlazey and Michelle Largent exchange laughter in the intertube race. Dressed as an ancient Greek God. Chris Pratt has the honor of lighting the Olympic Torch to start the Color Week’s activities. Making their grand appearance in the opening ceremonies. the pepsters show their spirit. The Untouchables tell the crowd who is definitely number one. Color Week Activities 73 Unusual Excitement Arousing our school spirit. With the various activities and events which occurred during our color week, many new and exciting events took place. For the first time the events and theme of the week dealt with the Olympics. More fun than just having dress up days, these Olympics brought together the entire student body and faculty, cheering on those who took part in the competitions. All in all the week's activities achieved what they sought out to do: Allow the whole student body to demonstrate their extreme pride in the fact that they are SAINTS. COLOR DAY COURT: Alma Guzman, freshmen PrincesSi Leticia Quezada. Color Day Queen: Gabriel Soto. Color Day King: Jene Parker. Junior Prin-cess: Marium Castillanos. Sophomore Princess. Not shown: Christian Ro-salesi Freshmen Prince: Art Cervantes. Sophomore Prince: Diego Consc-jero. Junior Prince. A record of the weeks activities with Friday's activity a surprise. Proving teachers are not only smart, but also know how to have fun. Mr. Umansky displays a fantastic float and a winning spirit. Enjoying ihe weeks activities. Sarah Bade. Megan Jenson, and Michelle Konechy find Color Week very exciting. Decorating their float for the float decorating contest. Band members Diane Martin and Marcus Gonzalez add last minute touches to make it perfect. A driving force behind all of our activities. Mrs. Jay shows her determination to make the week a success. Directing the pep squad team on what items they need to find. Melissa Hazlett encourages her team to work a little harder and win the scavenger hunt. Displaying their talent and imagination, the Garbage Animals are sure to win the first place prize in the float decorating contest. Color Week 75 ) Following The Yellow Brick Road Ease on down the road. Santa Ana High students followed Yolanda Smith, who starred as Dorthy in this year’s spring musical. The Wiz. to a faraway land of excitement. As we followed her down the yellow brick road, we encountered various adventures and such characters as the Tin Man. Cowardly Lion, and the Scarecrow. As they danced and sang their way down the yellow brick road, they ran into such things as witches, flying monkeys, thunder storms ... all in the hopes of reaching the Emerald City and returning home. With the cooperation of the dance, choir, and music departments. The Wiz” was a tremendous success, due mostly to the efforts of the drama director Mrs. Lodwick and the countless number of talented people who worked to make The Wiz” one of the best musicals we’ve seen in a few years. With a powerful and wicked appearance. Beverly Alford intrigue the audience with her interpretation of the Wicked Witch. Portraying her character, the Tin Man. tricka Allen make her character come to life. Beginning the play. Beth McDaniel tymbolizc the coming norm, by producing the wind and thunder. A a part of the act. Yolanda Smith aid Cynthia Davenport in recovering from her fall. Playing the Cowardly Lion. Ruben Acosta executes his role with power and force. Joyfully singing, to the delight of the audience. Yolanda Smith. Ericka Allen, and Cynthia Davenport display their talent as singers. Setting her path towards the yellow brick road. Yolanda Smith is advised by Claudie Amezquita and Susan Hurtado. The cast and crew of The Wiz - providing entertainment and displaying the many talented young performers among us. Heads Of The Class Representing the Senior Class. Each month one outstanding Senior girl and one outstanding Senior boy are chosen to be recognized by the Soroptimist and Rotary Clubs of Orange County. Students are picked based on their academic performance, extracurricular activities, participation in athletics, and service to their community. Of those chosen, some exemplify all of these qualities, others are recognized for a special talent or skill. Yet all are truly remarkable, an ideal role models for all to look up to. Among those assembled here, perhaps there are a few future musicians, a future lawyer, a future economist, an engineer or two. and yes. even a President of the United States. Destined to succeed in any career they chose and whatever path their life may take, these young Soroptimist and Rotary representatives are truly heads of the Senior class. SEPTEMBER GIRL AND BOY OE THE MONTH Katie Va-silj and Ed Bertrand OCTOBER GIRI 0 BOY OF THE MONTH: Maria Adame and Paul Wright NOVEMBER GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH: Marcia Martinez and Jim Garcia DECEMBER GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH: Megan Drucker and Donovan Mauga 78 Soroptimist And Rotary I' A k c i APRIL BOY AND GIRL OF THE MONTH: Robert Fowler and Kim Gutierrez MAY AND JUNE GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH: Laura Sanchez. Sam At Eap. Hang Le. Armando Ayala. JANUARY GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH: Kim Lappi and Jon Garcia FEBRUARY BOY AND GIRL OF THE MONTH: Vasant Bhakta and Connie Harris MARCH GIRL AND BOY OF THE MONTH, Maria Mendoza and Carlos Aldana Soroptimist And Rotary 79 Recognizing Excellence Rewarding academic excellence. The Bank of America Achievement Awards are primarily given to students who are dedicated to learning and getting the most out of their education. These twelve certificate winners and four plaque winners are certainly extraordinary students who have stood out above their fellow students in various fields. To the recipient, these awards represent a well deserved award for dedicating themselves to promoting their education and gaining new knowledge. MICHELLE SMITH Applied Art RUBEN ACOSTA • Fine Art PAUL WRIGHT • Liberal Art ROBERT FOWLER • Science and Mathematic SHERRI CHO • Art TRACIE LEE • Drama PAUL SPENCER • Mu ic CONSUELO HARRIS -Foreign Language KATIE VASILJ - English JIM GARCIA - Social Science SANG TRAN -Laboratory Science THIEN VU -Mathematic KIM GUTIERREZ -Bu ine LAURA PEREZ - Home Economic RICHARD ESPINOZA -Industrial Art ANGELA CROSSNO -Computer Science 80 Bank Of America Achievement Award Representing The School Knowledge gained through participation. Spending a busy week in our nation's capital with 500 young men and women, learning about government and politics through hands on experience, is for one junior boy and girl from each high school in California, a chance of a lifetime. From writing legislation to debating state issues, from forming party platforms to running for office, our Boys' and Girls' States representatives, Jim Garcia and Katie Vasilj, found their week in Sacramento to be an experience of a lifetime that they will sure treasure for the rest of their lives As well as being a great honor. Boys' and Girls’ State provides a truly unique opportunity for anyone interested it. politics and government to take part in. BOYS STATE Participating in the 50th annual California Boys’ State Program was a unique educational experience. Traveling to Sacramento for a week to study the workings of state government was both exciting and enlightening. I found the exchanging of viewpoints and ideas with people from other parts of California particularly beneficial. While I was unsuccessful in my attempt to gain an assembly seat. I gained quite a bit through the experience of campaigning. I’m certain that the practice I gained in both decision making and compromising will benefit me greatly in the future. GIRLS STATE For me, having been able to be a participant in California Girls’ State was an experience I will continue to grow from and never forget. The atmosphere was so unique, for I found other girls like myself interested in careers in politics and government, while at the same time debating state and national issues, talking about the future and what ought to be. I was able to accomplish so much through the positions I held, such as City Judge, County Counsel. Legislative Analyst, and as a member of the Housing and Community Development Committee, that the week proved both profitable as well as enlightening. I found Girls’ State a place to learn not only about government and politics, but also about myself. Dreams Can Come True Horse drawn carriages. Cinderella, and ballroom dancers - that was the stage for 1987 Homecoming night. Amidst all the excitement and fanfare, the crowd anxiously awaited the moment when the 1987 Cinderella woud come forth. As Yvette Avila, Marlene Dilly, Alicia Lopez, and Rosario Montoya stood with their escorts nervously waiting to see which one of them would be crowned the 1987 Homecoming Queen, everybody held their breath in anticipation. Finally the magical moment came and Yvette Avila was named the 1987 Homecoming Queen. Becoming one of the most special nights of her life. 1987 Homecoming will always remain especially memorable for Yvette Avila who says. Dreams can come true. Getting together for a night full of fun and excitement. Rcbck-ah Shaw. Diana Halfmann. and Maria Davidson enjoy the Homecoming dance as well as the festive decorations. Making an entrance. ASB President Ed Bertrand and last year's Homecoming Queen Eliza Robles ride down the street in a horse drawn carriage. 82 Homecoming 1387 Homecoming Court: Rosario Montoya. Alicia Lopez. Homecoming Queen Yvette Avila. Marlene Dilly and their escorts. Straight out of Cinderella. Ballroom dancers Julie Gathers and Terry Elton provide the entertainment for the halftime show. On their way to get some refreshments. David Guzman and Veronica Arellano take time out for a picture. Homecoming 83 Being A Part Of It All Joining in the excitement. Being a student who is actively involved in school activities makes school more than just a place for studying and homework. Through dress up days, class competitions, through attending football games and pep assemblies, we are able to have fun and show the enormous amount of pride we feel in being Saints. It takes an effort to be a part of all this activity, and those who do take part find new friends, good times, and share a lot of laughter. Those who get involved in student activities distinguish themselves as spirited and interested students in both school and school activities. Truly Saints. Jeff Pratt and Jeffery Bicking make it known to the opposing team that Santa Ana is definately Number I. in football and spirit. Practicing the art of scarring others. Brenda Pittman being approached from behind by a very scary looking monster showing his Halloween spirit. Dressing up. Rebekah Shaw, as the yellow pages, won First Place in the most original category. Fun times to remember. The world is certainly a better place when shared with friends which Lupe Lara. Lena Davidson, and Patty Frias are showing. Showing pride. Tony Nunez and Mario Johnson dress up for Halloween. Providing the music. Our Marching Saints playing at one of our many pep assemblies, to the delight of the crowd. Student Activities 85 A Smashing Success Putting on a show. This year's Drama Department chose as its fall production Dracula. The organization and direction which goes into a production such as this was put into the hands of Mrs. Alice Lodwick, the drama instructor. Our performing Saints put on a play unlike no other, with Ivan Miranda in the lead role as Dracula. He. as well as the other cast members, put on a scary as well as entertaining show. Attracting large and enthusiastic crowds to watch their production, the play ran for two nights and was a tremendous success, due mostly to the talented group of young actors and acresses assembled. ■'Dracula” ca t: Back row: Beth McDaniel. Delia Lopez. Tony Sepulveda. Tracie Lee. Lee Colby. Leah Elton. Yesenia Martinez. Ivan Miranda. Front row: Caesar Mancinas. Terry Elton. Robert Todd. Thorin Holley. Getting ready for their appearance. Delia Lopez helps Caesar Mancinas apply the stage make up they all must wear. Playing her character. Tracie Lee acting her best to protray a surprised and scared old lady. Is she alive or dead? Terry Elton and Caesar Mancinas seeing if Beth McDaniel is still alive, or if she has fallen prey to Dracula. Confronting Dracula. Thorin Holley and Ivan Miranda acting out the scene in which Dracula is killed. Recalling a scary experience. Lee Colby explaining to Terry Elton and Caesar Mancinas how he saw Dracula killing his latest victim. 88 Organizations Sharing a common bond. Organizations provide every individual the opportunity to participate in activities which are of interest to themselves as well as others to meet and interact with others who share the same interest in an activity. With a wide range of clubs to choose from, Saints can find almost any club to suit their interest. Whether it’s being a part of Key Club and doing community service work, or joining in Mock Trial or Model United Nations or just getting together and talking, as in Saints Alive, there are many clubs and activities to choose from to become involved in. Being part of an organization makes for a well-rounded, enlightened student. Putting Memories Together Capturing memories. Numbering over 30 members, this year’s staff was united under one common goal: to produce a book truly unique and Out of the Ordinary. At the same time the Ariel staff tried to capture the year in pictures and the spirit of the student body. To try and make the book both different and distinctive was an exciting as well as a difficult task, however, this year's staff, under the guidance of adviser Mr. Truman Risa. and Editor and Assistant Editor. Katie Vasilj and Minerva Canto, proved quite capable in reaching their goal. With dedication, the staff worked long hours to meet each deadline on time, and provided talent and creativity to produce a yearbook like no other. AMI SI All Rock row lindo Cchoo. Tn hj Riot. Cloud i J Androdr. juon.to AroiZO. Norm Rrtrndix, Krondi Pori, roily frill. Mono Dot niton. lito Holfnunn. 1 our Vou$hn. Aon Vatd|. Trumon Rito. Advittr. Middfe row Trroto Gorcu. Tilfony Fhung. Itdu Ortrgo. lolonyo Troilrr. Uk RoMrt. Vorooic Arrtono. Alicio loprx. Miner to Conlo. Not olur Sonchrx. fronl row Rrondon Hurch, Got mo Votquez. Adrun VoKjuez. Mipe Horn Not thowit leonor Guzmon. tdith Moiorro. tally Rodriguez. Mora Guxmon. ortd joue Rodriguez. Working hard. Felipe Flore and Alicia Lopez spend cndlc hour sorting undercla mcn picture . Getting a second opinion. Ivonne Resendiz asks Claudia Andrade if she thinks the faculty layout looks good. Flaving fun while working together. Lisa Halfmann and Laura Vaughn concentrate on alphabetizing Senior remembrances. Hoping for a perfect layout the first time. Patty Frias pauses a moment to check her work. Checking it over. Minerva Canto. Mr. Risa. and Katie Vasilj. select pictures for the opening section. With always something to do. Tiffany Phung. Teresa Garcia. Juanita Araiza. and Lidia Ortega continue to draw underclassmen layouts after school. Keeping it all together. Editor Katie Vasilj and Assistant Editor Minerva Canto. Always together. The Crew - Trisha Rios. Natalie Sanchez. Latanya Trotter. Gavino Vasquez. Brandi Dart, and Brandon Burch, hard at work, deciding on Senior Most pictures. Spreading The News Communicating through the written word. Although small, this year’s Generator staff worked extremely hard to produce a paper that dealt with issues concerning all of us. Whether recalling the month in sports or reporting school activities, the Generator staff, under the direction of their Editor Hang Le. strove to write the best articles, most poignant editorials, and the most unique feature stories. More than just a newspaper, the Generator serves as an outlet for expressing our thoughts and feelings. GENERATOR STAFF: Back row: Onecimo Nava. Fta Nguyen. Natalie Den-ninghoff. Irma Gomez. Gabriel Saldivar. Edith Sandoval. Mr. Valenti, Advisor. Front row: Rena Saldana. Flang Le. Lisa Phung. Mam Bouniceo, Krystal Dunn. Dana Bouyear. Working to meet their deadline. Ha Nguyen and Lisa Phung type up their feature story. 92 Generator Staff ‘le World TJirougii Til e ITyes of The Generator Stafl Founded March 5. 1913 520 Wost Walnut Street Santa Ana. Calif. 92701 Member of the Amor lean Scholastic Press Associated. Member of the Quill and Scroll Club. HANG LE Editor-In-Chief News Editor.............................................Jeff Pratt Editorial Editor..............................................Hang Le Feature Editor.....................................Lisa C. Phung Sports Editor......................................Oneclmo Nava Cartoonist........................................Gabriel Saldivar Business Manager...................................LisaC. Phung Photo Editor:...........................................HaNguyon Staff Writers: Mantsak Bounkoo, Dana Bouyear. Natalie Oennlnghoff. Krystal Dunn, Irma Gome?. Elisa Horta, Hang Le. Oneclmo Nava. Ha Nguyen. Lisa C. Phung. Jeff Pratt. Fiona Saldana. Gabriel Saldivar, and Edith Sandoval. Advisor............................................Chuck Valenti Principal.......................................Andrew Hernandez Opinions expressed in The Generator are not necessarily those of the high school administration or advisor. Letters may be edited due to space, obscenity, libel. Incorrect spelling, mafor grammatical errors, or poor tasto. Readers aro reminded that by-lined articles reflect the opinions of the writer and not necessarily those of the stall. Lard out and composed by SAHS journalism students. The Generator Is printed bi-weekly during the school year by the Santa Ana Unified School District Publications Department. Or. Edward S. Krass. Superintendent. Planning next week's issue. Sports Editor Onccimo Nava reviews the performance by the Varsity Football team. Satisfied with her staff's work. Editor Hang Le relaxes by reading the latest issue of the Generator. Doing the writing. This year, our Generator staff had seven regular staff writers: Back row: Edith Sandoval. Dana Bouyear. Mam Boumceo. Rena Saldana. Front row: Krystal Dunn. Gabriel Saldivar, and Irma Gomez. Generator Staff 93 Marching To The Beat Making music. Under the direction of new band director Bill Hassing. our Marching Saints not only grew in size and instrumentation, but also in spirit. Whether performing their field show at half time or at competitions, the Marching Saints put on a field show unlike any they have done before. Acitve as well as spirited, our Marching Saints participated in numerous competitions and parades this year, winning Second Place in the Golden City Days Parade and the percussion winning Third Place in the Riverside City College Competition. Along with the band, their Tall Flag Team improved its performance and size, adding extra dash and color to the band's performances. Leading the Marching Saints on the field are Drum Major Alvar Gonzalez and Field Coordinator Diane Martin. Whether it’s entertaining the crowd or lifting our spirits, our Marching Saints are certainly winners. MARCHING SAINTS I op row McKay Gaso. Javier Godinez. Daniel Lujan. Afcert Root. Phillip Flore . Eddie Rodrigue:. Sam Garcia. Kone Sio. Brian WalkwitZi next row. Eric Alvarado. Sieve Tanny. Marcus Gon:ale:. laura Reye . Jimmy Dean. Byron Keyes. Paul Spencer. Armando Mugica. Trevor Skipworth! Balvin next row Melissa Hazlett. Michael Wright. Michelle Konechy. Balvin Garcia. De Andre Philips. Sergio Picasso. Fernando Oumone . Raymond Roberto. Corey Taylor, next row. Fred Contreras. Richard Flore . Louie Rosales. Anita Lopez. Norman Mayor. Claudia An drade. Alma Reyes. Humberto Razo. Chris lepe. next row Carmen Carrillo. Michelle Diaz. Tony Ruiz. Alvar Gonzalez. Mr. Hassing. Diane Martin. Kim Gutierrez. Andee Gutierrez. Frances Ouitana. next row Cindy Lowe. Jennifer Flores. Marci Perez. Miriam Castellanos. Angie Valles. Claudie Guerrero. Liz Macias. Christian Rosales. Rosie Santamaria. bottom row (kneeling)i Alisa Angon. Suva Lopez. Jo Enriquez. Marble Idilfonso. Ruby OraeRas. Christina Tovar. Tracy Douglass. Isabel Ramire . Leading the .Marching Saint and off the field are Drum Major Alvar Gonzalez and Field Coordinator Diane Martin. TALL FLAGS Angie Valle. Jo Enriquez. Tracy Douglas . Dina Lopez. Miriam CasteRano . Claudia Guerrero. Marci Perez. Liz Macias. Alisa Angon. Isabel Ramirez. Christina Tovar. Ruby Ornellas. Marbie Idilfonso. 94 Band Providing the beat. The Marching Saint’s bass drum line. Louie Rosales. Steve Tanny. and Trevor Skipworth. performing their cadence. Waiting to begin. Drum Major Alvar Gonzalez calling the Marching Saints to attention, signaling the beginning of their field show. Possessing rhythm and talent. Marcus Gonzalez performing a solo on the bells. Leading the Marching Saints. New band director Bill Hassing conducting the band in the playing of the alma mater. Band 95 Being In Charge Representing the student body. Being a member of the Board of Control involves a lot more than decision making. It involves being responsible for one’s own individual job. as well as speaking and expressing the thoughts and concerns of the student body. BOC invokes independence as well as team work, leadership as well as support. Yet BOC also involves planning projects and activities for the entire student body. From collecting canned food for the hungry, to donating Christmas trees to poor families and collecting toys for orphans through Operation Santa Claus, these are typical programs sponsored by the BOC. Besides those programs. BOC coordinates Fine Arts Week and International Week, as well as dress up days, class competitions, and pep assemblies. This year's BOC. under the direction of Activities Director Denise Jay and ASB President Ed Bertrand, has worked especially hard to promote school spirit and pride throughout the whole student body. Participating in decision making. Kim Gutierrez. Laura Humphrey. Pam Sanchez, and Aida Velasquez listening closely to the groups discussion and making up their mind as to how they will vote. Entertaining the student body. Doing almost anything to keep the Saints enthused. Ed Bertrand and his back up group of Barbara Jackson and Marcia Martinez, perform a skit to Wipeout.” Keeping it under control. ASB officers: Donovan Mauga. ASB Vice Prcsidcnti Marcia Martinez. ASB Secretary! and Ed Bertrand. ASB President. Behind the scenes. Pat Kubba. Activities Office Secretary, working busily as always. BOC wouldn't be the same without her. % Board Of Control Enjoying each other’s company. BOC members Chris Pratt. Andrea Magness, and Kim Lappi. being entertained by one of the many pep assemblies BOC is responsible for putting on. BOARD OF CONTROL, Top row, Pat Kubba. Carlos Aldana. Rosario Adame. Maria Adame. Ed Bertrand. Ed Torres. Jim Garcia. Chris Pratt. Donovan Mauga. Kim Lapp!. Rcbckah Shaw. Kerri Knox. Mrs. Jay. Adviser. Middle row, Paul Wright. Dareen Siri. Rosie Romero. Aida Velasquez. Lisa Perales. Jennifer Hargett. Laura Humphrey. Pam Sanchez. Bottom row.- Marcia Martinez. Barbara Jackson. Martha Jiminez. Andrea Magness. Genny Siri. Carrie Thomsen. Lisa Cooper, and Kim Gutierrez. Cheering On The Saints Providing the excitement. More than just cheering at games and pep assemblies, our Cheerleaders promote in all of us spirit as well as pride, enthusiasm as well as respect. Sure to liven up any occassion. our Pep Squad members are always on hand to quicken the pulse of the student body. Cheering at all of our athletic games and pep assemblies, organizing Color Week activities and the Color Day Dance - these are just a few duties performed by the many Pep Squad members. Having grown in talent and spirit, and with the help of new Pep Squad Advisor. Dana Ashley, this year’s squad performed more daring and interesting routines, and looks forward to an even better year to come. PtP SQUAD Top Row: Beth Picone. Christine Flores. Marlene DiBy. Kristi Larson. Michelle Largel. Debbie Marquez. Diana Halfmann. Second Row: Jelf Pratt. Millie Garcia. Renee Solios. Shannon Janke. Jene Parker. Geoff Bicking. Maria Villa. First Row: Carmela Marino. Melanie Palmer. Annette Lopez. Yvette Avila. Node Mauga. Audra Bicking. Seated Cindy Gonzales. Susan Heike. Stefani Shubin. Lynn Lc. Mia Rivera. Grace Lopez. More than just cheering: Annette Lopez and Jene Parker believe in friends sharing spirit at a pep assembly. FLAG TWIRLERS: Top Row Both Picono. Marlene Dilly. Debbie Marquez. Michelle Largent. Maria Villa. Bottom Row: Kristi Larson. Christine Flores. Diana Halfmann. JV CHEERLEADERS: Kneeling: Cindy Gonzales. Second Row: Stefam Shubin. Grace Lopez. Mia Rivera. Third Row: Lynn Le. Top: Susan Heike. Waiting (or the Saints to score another touchdown, the JV Cheerleaders wait to give a roaring victory cheer. Pep Squad 99 Yet another day of high spirits, the Varsity Song cheerleaders joyfully share a fun moment together. Positioning for her next flag routine. Debbie Marquez is getting ready to show all her skill at a Pep Assembly held in the Boys’ Gym. VARSITY SONG; Bottom Row: Yvette Avila. Melanie Palmer. Noellc Mauga. Carmela Marino. Top Row: Audra Bicking. Annette Lopez. 100 Pep Squad This year's Flag Cheerleader. Debbie Marquez, joins Iasi year's Varsity Cheerleaders in celebrating Homocoming '87. VARSITY CHfcfcR: Bottom Row: Jeff Pratt. Millie Garcia. Geoff Bieking Middle Row: Shannon Janke. Renee Solis. Top Row: Jene Parker After a long day of cheering on our outstanding J.V. Football team, the J.V. Cheerleaders take a break. Pep Squad 101 Performing With Pride Learning the art of discipline. This year’s NJROTC unit was composed of over 100 cadets, with Lieutenant Commander Frank Mendoza serving as the company’s commander. The unit participated in such events as the Annual Inspection. Mini Boot Camp, and NTC Field Day. The drill team, with the help and encouragement of the team’s adviser. First Sgt. Brown, won many awards and competed in a number of drill meets, including the UCLA Drill Meet and the Southern California Invitational Drill Meet. This unit also performed at the Tustin Tillers Parade and the Golden City Days Parade. The color guard, under the command of Chief Petty Officer Denis Alon-Alon participated at various school functions as well as non school functions, including the Mayor’s Special Olympics. After seventeen years of serving Santa Ana’s NJROTC unit. Naval Science Instructor LCDR Carl Hill completed his last year with us and will be leaving to fulfill his retirement dreams. Certainly our NJROTC unit wouldn’t have been the same without LCDR Carl Hill’s teaching of self-discipline, respect and pride, which he tried to install in each of his cadets. NJROTC: Front Row: M. Gomez. E. Fajardo. M. Torres. S. Rodriguez. A. Lurssen. A. Palma. S. Linton. M. Garibay. N. Vargas. Y. Rivas. $. Sanabria. S. Del Toro. J. Gomez. Y. Rios. E. Rodrigeuz. E. Torres. R. Ornelas. R. Figueroa. G. Torres. A. Guzman. LCMR F. Mendiola. Second Row: D. Alon Alon. J. Ftelguero. G. Ramirez. F. Viscarra. S. Marquez. M. Valdez. E. Ujihara. A. Romero. J. Castiglione. J. Nava. J. Martinez. S. Aguirre. R. Gill. F. Morales. L. Rosales. R. Cruz. V. Rodriguez. R. Adame. Third Row: G. Smith. J. Tirado. S. Dorantes. A. Soto. C. Alvarado. I. Chavez. T. Iniguez. J. Jefferies. N. Vargas. C. Silaas. N. Hittle. M. Morales. V. Navillas. V. Murillo. A. Flelguero. J. Sandoval. M. Adame. Fourth Row: R. Romero. J. Peck. A. Cota. R. Rendow. FI. Palo marcs. A. Pelphrey. R. Me Intyre. R. Macias. S. Enraca. Top Row: LCDR Hill. E. Dungca. C. Santos. G. Brow. T. Me Daniel. R. Perez. A. Vaiuez. E. Crayton. F. Hurtado. J. Diaz. R. Hernandez. R. Lopez. D. Rivas. J. Benson. J. Robles. M. Jackson. R. Okialda. J. Rodriguez. First Sgt. Brown. F. Rodriguez. COLOR GUARD: Front Row: J. Martinez. Y. Rivas. R. Romero. D. Alon Alon. S. Del Toro. Y. Rios. Back Row: First Sgt. Brown. F. Rodriguez. J. Sandoval. J. Rodriguez. G. Smith. J. Robles. 102 102 NJROTC MALE ARMED DRILL TEAM. Front Row: F. Rodriguez. G. Smith. D. Alon Alin. R. Gil. J. Martinez. N. Vargas. R. Romero. D.T. Cmdr F. Mcndiola. Middle row: J. Sandoval. A. Pelphrey. J. Rodriguez. J. Benson. F. Hurtado. J. Robles. First Sgt. Brown. Back Row: H. Palo-mares. D. Rivas. M. Adame. J. Diaz. R. Hernandez. A. Hel-gureo. FEMALE UNARMED DRILL TEAM: Front Row: M. Jimenez. K. Kong. E. Rodriguez. S. Allen. Y. Rivas. S. Sanabria. J. Gomez. S. Del Toro. D.T.Cmdr. H. Rios. Middle row: S. Limon. M. Tor-res.A. Palma. R. Ornelas. E. Gil. S. Rodriguez. E. Torres. G. Torres. Back Row: E. Fajardo. R. Adame. First Sgt. Brown. M. Gomez. A. Guaman. NJROTC 103 In The Spotlight Displaying their talent. This year, our Chamber Singers, our Mixed Choir, and our Concert Choir members enjoyed a year of becoming singers and expressing themselves through their music. All three of these groups, under the direction of Mr. Akamine, worked hard on group dynamics, choral blend, and performing more concerts than in past years. In the spring, our Chamber Singers with the assistance of the Instrumental Music Department, the Drama Department and the Dance Department, put on the musical The Wiz. It was a great undertaking and proved to be a tremendous success. This year has been for all of our Singing Saints a year of building membership, as well as talent, and trying new ideas. Both the adviser and returning members look forward to next year’s many great performances. CHAMBER SINGERS: Front Row: Maria Aguilar. Erin McQuillen. Josie Motor. Adalberto Leal. Agustin Anaya. Rochello Cantu. Beverly Alford. Gennevi eve Siri. Middle Row.- Angelica Coronet. Barbara Jackson. Sergio Gomez. Jorge Gomez. Ava Naputo. Leticia Garduno. Top Row: Elaine Castillo. MaryAnne Allen. Lee Andrew Jones. Thorin Holley. Ruben Acosta. Felipe Rodriquez. Caroline Palclei. Tuamasaga Matcmate. Mr. Akamine. Adviser Singing with accomplished voices. Darrel Carpenter. Eudin Rangel, and Jesus Sandoval perform one of the many numbers in their repertoire. MIXED CHOIR Front Row: Dona Alvarez. Lucy Gomez. Estella Vas-quez. Laura Villanueva. Alicia Torre . Dora Duran. Alejandra Perez. Angelica Gil. Norma Alberto. Mirna Sanchez. Maria Macias. luz Torre . Middle Row: Julio Carmona. Rema Gavidia. Norma Lopez. Marcia Perez. Cindy Pacheco. Hy Tham. Jeanie Jurado. Jems Rodriguez. Kicshia Allen. Carmen Zavala. Ivette Romero. Top Row: Jose Navarrate. Somini-que Riggins, Cipriano Ponce. James Quilter. Jesus Meza. Andy Garcia. David Nava. Paul Wright. Arturo Landa. Tomas Martinez. Armando Ayala. Carlos Acosto. Ashraf Sayed, Mr. Akamine. Adviser. CONCERT CHOIR: Front Row: Sandra Luevanos. Veronica Diaz. Lily Ramirez. Grey Prieto. Darrel Carpenter. Jesus Sandoval. Maria Dominguez. Genoveva Mendoza. Consuelo Cortez. Middle Row: Ana Mariscal. Sumyin Nhuy. Elia Jiminez. Johnny Perez. Richard Morrell. Eudin Rangul. Erika Allen. Maribel Cazarez. Top Row: Elizabeth Macias. Yolanda Smith. Lydia Sianez. Gloria Leiva. Mr. Akamine. Adviser. Standing out. Jaemie Heiland and Erin McOuillen perform a duet at the annual Christmas concert. TALENT THROUGH MUSIC JAZZ BAND; From Rowi Paul Spcnccr. Marcus Gonzalez. Michael Wright. Kim Gutierrez. Balvin Garcia. Alvar Gonzalez. Middle Rowi Sam Garcia. Albert Reyes. Kone Sio, Jose Aguilar. Top Row; Daniel luian. Norman Major. Cindy Lowe. Raymond Roberto. Brian Walkwitz. Mr. Hassing. Adviser. All that Jazz. Under the direction of new director. Bill Hassing. our Jazz Band has grown not only in numbers, but also in instrumentation and experience. Being involved in the production of The Whiz” as well as performing numerous concerts and gigs throughout the year-, these are just a few examples of what our jazz band members take part in. Contributing the most in terms of ability and experience, are Kim Guterrez. on tenor saxi Daniel Lujan on trumpeti and Alvar Gonzalez on baritone sax. Yet. each member equally contributes to the group, making for a fine group of talented, entertaining musicians. Playing the sax Is like life: What you gel out of it depends on how you play it.” Kim Gutierrez I 106 Jazz Band Mu k fc w� me to get to know my mM bollor ttang . member ol I ho Orohoilr j h.� � boon «v«y good o� po� tonco Io� mo. Alien CjoiBo. Playing the classics. Under the direction of the new Orchestra director. Mr. Hassing, the Orchestra has grown into a multitalented and widely experienced group of young musicians. Dedicated to performing their best. Orchestra members practice daily, not only developing new skills but also reviewing and learning new techniques as well, which will make them even better players. Performing at many school concerts and other events, these musicians never fail to entertain the crowd. ORCHESTRA: From Row: Blanca Cervantes. Kelly Vang. Pilar Arancivia, Back Row: Marisol Valencia. Maria Alba. Georgina Manzo. Margaret Figueroa. Alicia Castillo. Rosalinda Espinoza. Mr. Hassing. Adviser. Orchestra 107 Self-Expression Drama even in its most primitive (or is. for me. the absolute pinnacle of creative expression.” Tracie Lee DRAMA CLUB Top Rowi Thorin Holley. Yolanda Smith. Bobby Todd. Middle Row: Tracy Douglass. Rocio Romero. Leah Elton. Tony Sepulveda. Mrs. Lodwick. Adviser. Front Row: Krystal Lee. Sabine Guenther. Delia Logei. Providing an opportunity. The purpose of the Drama Club is to provide interested students in drama a chance to socialize, work on drama productions, attend drama festivals and competitions, and to be a part of such school activities as Fine Arts Week and the Fall Play. One highlight for members of the Drama Club is their contributions to the Homecoming Half Time Show. This is certainly a great club to be a part of. 108 Drama Club I was proud of being secreiary of the Photo Club and taking part in the production of the Photo Gems Calander.” Alicia Lopez Taking the perfect pictures. The Photo Club is designed to offer those interested in photography and learning about the fundamentals of taking pictures the opportunity to meet others like themselves and learn from each other. Besides raising money for their annual banquet and numerous field trips, the Photo Club's main activity each year is the production of the Photo Gems Calendar, which features spirited, athletic. and just super all-around Saints. Capturing memories as well as the spirit of the student body, the Photo Club is a great club to take part in. PHOTO CIUB: Top Row. Grace Gonzalez. Chantel Robles. Andres Vasquez. Miguel Lopez. Jenny Araiza. Petty Cortez. Donny Alvarado. Alicia Lopez. Middle Row: Mrs. Torres. Adviser. Beriha Mota. Edith Mojarro. Gar-briel Soto. Natalie Sanchez. Veronica Arellano. Estela Fargado. Hilda Caro. Bottom Row: Gaby Gonzalez. Clara Rojas. Gloria Lara. Araceli Avila. Gloria Lopez. Debbie Marquez, lenore Guzman. Louie Rosales. Rick Garcia. Raquel Soto. Photo Club 109 THEIR THOUGHTS UB Mrs. Whitehead, Adviser, Gloria lara, Rosa Medrano, lisa luong, ?ow Ana Orm, Monica. Madmeth Muy, Khtmoneath Kong. Third Row: Vivares. Denise Belmare:, Fourth Row: Aracelya Vegl Jean me Jurado. Leah tlton. Olivia Maestras. � utlet for expression. The Art Club is; : ■artist alike. It involves appreciating art and its creative Is as well as learning more about art in general. Various .fdSfl tivities include trips to several art museums through- a, and competing in local and district contests. The short, allows its members to display their unique ativeness. Ihii I’ve bttn mwhfd m Ihe Aft CUb Uomm 1 during my lew t«nc Jnd I ibo turned 10 Ht An (U � � lie Vibwni very colorW cm GtaU I've been dancing for seven years and being in Dance has made my dancing experience complete. • Beth McDaniel oving with grace. The members of the Dance Team offer all of us the chance to witness great dancers in the making. Besides putting on numerous assemblies throughout the year, our dancers are also involved in performing for the Fine Arts Festival and International Week. Working long hours and enduring tough workouts, our dancers strive to be the best they can be. Whether in a group or dancing alone, these dancers delight all those who view their performances. DANCE TEAM Scaled Karon Hickman. Tuyci Hua. Ana Manscal. Carmen Baughman. Anna Caia. Rachel Amezquita. Susana Hurtado. Middle Row Ericka Slcn. Carla Navarro. Ann Mane Rodriguez, lucrecla Ose guerra. Claudia Amezquita. Gabby Amezquita. Nellie Meza. Back Row Jaemie Holland. Cary labeda. Veronica Michell. Vicky Flore . Cecilia Nunez. Krystal Dunn. Jene Parker. Cythia Davenport. Louise lee. Gabby Martinez. Araceli Lara. Angelica Estrada. Elizabeth McDaniel. Top: Ray McIntyre. Dance Team 111 A Purpose ’SAINTS ALIVE Bottom Row Debbie Marque;. Diana Halfmann. lolly Murillo. Kry -lal lee. Silvia Rubalcava. Attrid Zavalette. lidia Ortega. Kristi Larson. Jennifer Acuna. Maria Lopez. Martha Alvarado. Rocio Ramirez. Second Row. Sally Cortez. Rosie Ronvero. Ann WiBiains. Marcia Martinez. Gabriel Soto. Yvonne Rubalcava. Kirsten Schwalm. Jams Humphrey. Rene Henderson. Laura Humphrey. Beth Odom. Carmen Baughman. Third Row Rebekah Shaw. Jeanie Jura do. David Arauio. Tracie lee. Leah Elton. Rochelle Cantu. Jaemie Holland. Gina Castelo. Keiy lauridsen. Top Row Nathan Hittle. John leeder. Visa! Batka. Campbell Jeremoene. David Serrato. Jell Pratt. Lance Tayco. Chris Pratt. John Williams. Bobby Todd. David layden. Jimmy Carvajal. Discussing the issues. Saints Alive is a group of young individuals who get together to discuss issues that affect them and their daily lives. Some of the topics they have discussed include drug abuse, abortion, the meaning of music today, and various other topics, involving prominent issues in their life and the world today. Guest speakers promote and lead group discussions. Saints Alive is designed to allow all of our students a chance to voice their opinions and ideas about the world in which we live. 112 Being Pre ident o( Saint Alive made me realize that people of thi campu have a lot to ay. and they only needed a place to ay it. Saint Alive brought thi campu to life becau c we're not dead were Saint Alive. Rebekah Shaw 112 Saints Alive Giving of one' seif • that i the essence of Key Club. Being able to share yourself and time with other not a fortunate as yourself i truly a rewarding experience. Katie Vasili KEY ClUB; Back Row: Michele Smith. Jim Garcia. Inga Lopez. Jon Garcia. Jeff Pratt. Kim Gutierrez. Marshelette Ramsey. Middle Row: Connie Harri . laura Humphrey. Rochelle Cantu. Diana Halfmann. Paul Wright. Rebekah Shaw. Katie Vasil|. Chris Pratt, front Row Koren Borland. Carmen Baughman. Ha Ngyuen. Laura Sanchez. Vasant Bhakta. Not Shown: Mr. Hughe . Adviser Serving the community. The purpose of Key Club is to promote the spirit of volunteerism and the giving of one's time and self in the effort to help someone else. The Key Club works on a number of volunteer projects throughout the year and strives in particular to help the City of Santa Ans in many of their volunteer projects. Having been a part of decorating Rose Parade floats, to working in the Golden City Days Parade. Toys on Parade and numerous other activities. Key Club members put in alot of hours and manpower to help those in need. From collecting canned food for the hungry to supporting the City of Santa Ana. the Key Club strives to give a little of themselves to their community. Key Club m Our trip to Wathingtcn D.C. � lt tourco lot mjny v jlujbU' learning t pttttnce • J looming experience which involved personal responsibility as well as learning more about governmental policies Koren Borland CLOSE UP: Back Row: Gu$tavo Gonzales. Frank Quibonez. Mrs. Espinoza. Adviser. Front Rowi Laura Sanchez. Koren Borland. Chris Del Toro. Visiting our nation's capital. Each year, the Close Up Club travels to Washington D.C. to explore the workings and sights of the national government. Sitting in on sessions of Congress, meeting important and prominent government officials, and exploring such places as the White House, the Library of Congress, the Lincoln Memorial-this is just a small part of what their week in Washington D.C. entails. Being a member of Close Up proves to be a very rewarding and profitable experience for all who take part. Places Far Away 114 Close Up -vf AfS involve an interaction of foreign exchange student from and to many different and unique counlrie . It mam goal I to help dudent develop their cultural awareness by going abroad and living with people of a different cultive. Michele Smith Promoting relationships between students from foreign countries. The AFS (American Field Service) club is unique in that its members are able to learn about and meet numerous foreign exchange students from a variety of countries. Various club activities include field trips and fundraisers. along with all the guest speakers. Interested in learning about others from different countries? AFS is a great way to meet and make new friends. AFS: From Row: Laura Sanchez. Ivonne Retcndlz. Second Row: Michelle Smith. Mintt Hua. Hy Thant. Ana Ortiz. Martha Navarro. Carlo At-dana. Third Row Madina Muy. tloisa De La Riva. Rocio Resendiz. Jeanie Jurado. Connie Harris. Top Row: Adviser Mr. Oyer. Mr. Hafiner. AFS Club IIS For A Cause STAYING ALIVE Bottom Row Eileen Gd. Id Torre . lisa Perak . Second Row Joe Bautida. Dareen Siri. Erin McOuillen. Julio Bobadilla. Marika Perez. Genny Siri. Su an Heike. Third Row: M . lentz. Adviser. Ro ie Romero. Martha Jimenez. Jenny Hargett. Brenda Rodriquez. Kry� -tal lee. Laura Humphrey. Kim Porter. Mar haletie Ram cy. Fourth Row JeH Sirois. Linda Mungia. Ed Bertrand. Adam Chavez. Mr . Jay. Top Row: George Rivero. Gizelle Bathawate. Denise Bilmorr e. Keeping students drug free. For the second year in a row. the Staying Alive Club has worked extremely hard in talking to the entire student body about the dangers of all forms of drug abuse. Promoting their message during Drug Awareness Week, as well as organizing a peer educational program for all. the members of Staying Alive have certainly been successful in their endeavor to emphasize the dangers of drug abuse. Hoping to keep students alive and drug free - that is what Staying Alive is all about. This is my first year as Co-President of Staying Alive and I hope that I have been a great influence on other people. I believe that right choice for all Saints is to be drug free. Lisa Perales 116 Staying Alive CSfi BjcK Row I4y Tung, Mr. Scholl. AdtlMfi Jim Gvcu. Connie Harr■ . Satin So� . frank Oumonr;. Vaunt Bhakta. fd Bertrand. Jon Garcia. Megan Orucker. Kim Gutierrei. Chri� Pratt. Middle Row Ha Iran. Ha Nguyen. Dareen Sin. Laura Sane he:. Sherri Cho. Yvonne Rutalcava. Koren Borland. Paul Wright. Katie Vatilj. Mr . Johannct. Advttrr. front Row. Jell Pratt. Joyce Santiago. Gonny Sin. Sdvia Ruhalcava. Madina Muy. Hy Tham. I rang lu. Ouan Phan. CSf Sf ALBIARLRS front Row Sherri Cho. Koren Bor land. Id Bertrand. Madina Muy. Middle Row Paul Wright. Megan Orucker. Kim Gutierre:. Top Row Katie Vatilj. Jim Garcia. Jon Garcia. Rewarding academic success. Members of the California Scholarship Federation are a select group of individuals who are dedicated to earning top grades. Various CSF activities include funraisers. their annual CSF Disneyland Night and the sponsoring each fall of the CSF Bowl. Numerous other field trips are organized throughout the year as rewards for academic achievement. Those who have had four or more semesters of membership are award Sealbearer Status and receive special recognition at graduation. Participating in CSF has been both a exciting and enlightening experience. CSF provides students with an opportunity not only to expand their academic horizons but also to take part in innovative and special programs.” Jim Garcia California Scholarship Federation 117 tvm though th� on my f km in Uxl Trial. I rraly Ml part ol the Irani. Wf had iloiol experienced people participate which proved extremely beneficial lo our over al perfcenvancc a a team Carrie Thomsen MOCK TRIAL: From Row: Carrie Thomsen. Leah Flton. Tracie lee. .Martha Jimenez. Mi Thompson. Advi or. Attorney JohnS. Williamson. Back Row: Jell Pratt. Jim Garcia. Chris Pratt. Jon Garcia. Andrea Magnes . Tony Sepulveda. Practicing the real thing. Being a member of Mock Trial involves participating in simulation trials, acting out the parts of lawyers, witnesses, and judges. With the assistance of a lawyer, each competition is almost like the real thing, letting those interested in law get a feel for what the atmosphere of the courtroom is really like. Even though being in Mock Trial involves a lot of hard work and time, the experience in itself makes it all worthwhile. ftTHE REAL THING m ' Z+m 118 Mock Trial Model United Nations is really a fun club. Through attending conferences throughout the year, not only do we learn about new countries, but make a lot of new friends. Andrea Magness Offering choices. The Model United Nations Club is a club for students interested in offering solutions to world problems. The focus of the clubs activities includes participating in numerous conferences, representing different countries. and getting a broader comprehension of world issues: Its the ideal club for those interested in the world around us. Bashawaty. Augustin Anaya. Becky Cortes. Model United Nations Club 119 THE PRIZE IWANIS HOWL, front Row Mr. Schoff. Coach� Paul Wright. Kim Gutierrez. Sherri ho. Ha Nguyen. Rath Khiev. Onecimo Nava. Back Row. Mr. Hernandez. Principal; 7i Garcia. Katie Vasil . Jon Garcia. Connie Hams. Vasant Bhakta. eating the opponents to the buzzer. Knowledge as well as £ lightning speed reflexes are vital for success at Kiwanis MBowI Under the guidance of coach Mr. Schoff, the team the Groundhogs Bowl, Christmas Bowl, and our CSF Bowl h involved teams from the other two district high schools. e wins were the result of spending numerous lunch periods icing, a main ingredient in the Kiwanis Bowl team’s successful Imantt Rend practice Me a mixture ot tate and CapitoH. lottr Bwonte. The Permit Gulf, Kurt Vcnnegot And Petticoat non Pad Wrtghi OCAD was my opportunity to prove to myself my worth.” Armando Ayala Boldly facing zero period. Able to endure a three hour silent film in a single sitting. Studying everything from Theresa Thalien to Airplanes. It's the Academic Decathlon team. Under the guidance of coaches George Peale and Sharon Saxton, the OCAD team had a fabulous year. Having placed fifth in the superquiz, and tenth overall, the team experienced a very rewarding year. Individually, eight medals were won in a variety of categories, including history. art. literature, and economics. These extraordinary individuals deserve an enormous amount of recognition and will hopefully do as well next year. ACADEMIC DECATHLON: Back Row: Paul Wright. Armando Ayala. Ms. Saxton. Coach. Ed Bertrand. Mr. Pcalc. Coach. Front Row: Onccimo Nava. Minerva Canto. Carlos Aldana. Sherri Cho. Rath Khiev. Academic Decathlon 121 The Opportunities MFSA Back Row Mr. Heilman. Adviser, frank Ouicncz. Jon Garcia, Ed Bertrand. Middle Row Christina Godinez. Laura Sanchez. Ruben Acosta. Susan Lara. Front Row Olivia Prieto. Maricurz Rodriquez. Jean Marie De Ruiz. Calheren Suerez. Exploring new careers. The purpose of the MESA Club is to promote careers in Math. Engineering, and the Sciences among minorites. In addition to films, guest speakers, and field trips, the MESA Club members participate in many contests. These include: math, spelling and essay writing, oil derrick and construction. One unique feature of the MESA Club is that sutdents can receive cash for good grades - up to $750 per year. MESA is for those who have a vision for the future and need the resources to make it happen. It’s serious, sometimes wacky, and always fun.” Ed Bertrand 122 MESA Club Promoting cultural awareness. MECHA stands for Moviniiento Estudiantil Chi-cano de Aztlan and this club's primary purpose is to install and further promote pride in the Chicano culture and people and develop and encourage cultural awareness within the school and community. This club is designed for those of Hispanic. Latino, and Chicano heritage, yet is open to anyone who wishes to learn more about these cultures. Various club events include a Cinco de Mayo food sale, an Olvera Street” field trip, and the sponsoring of several speakers and special assemblies. One of the biggest projects of this club is raising money for scholarships for qualified seniors. Helping to serve the school and community. Mecha promotes pride in all who are involved in it. MtCHAi front Row lit CiMrn. letly Ortiz. Pam Jur ado. Mr . Aguirre. A K iter. Irma Martinez. An Sorlo. lulu Ortega. Mir urn Aran . Irma Rodrigue:. Martcruz Rodrigue:, lily Ranwrez. Beatn: Nunez. Santiago Manzo. frank Vidatenor. Middle Row Christine Gurrota. Cynthia Corona. Penile Belmarez. Grace Vanlencia. He ten tun . Angie Maldonado. Angie flore . Michelle Maldonado, flizabeth Velarde. Araceli Mora. Ro a Mendez. Ana Came. Blanca Mc|ia. Jote Bawliil top Row Silvia Hcrrundez. MicheRe Garza. Ana Ranurez. Or alio Soto. Ignacio lopez. Griield l qm bel. Rota Mora. Isabel Mejia. Maria Ortiz, tmma Ranurez. Let us sow the seed of enlightment in the fertile fields of our youthful minds. Let the fountain of knowledge quench the thirst of our aspirations.” Silvia Hernandez MECHA Club 123 For A Cause IAOTIAN ClUB front Row Oulhanh Boulom. Mars Hay . Advisor. Sombath Bou lorn. Second Row Mr. Bounkeo. Advisor, Saloy Choon. Phouy. Ketkeo Sousanouane. Third Row Viengkham Sousangoune. Nikono Rainaransy. Thiavat Chankgkachith. Anda Sophabmuay. fourth Row Somsouk Vilay Ptunh. Thavono Rainaransy. Savi-vianh Souvannasano. Suchada Chathapanya. Phitsana Chanthavongsa. Yang Ngia. Top Row Phono Songdara. Noukone Manlvong. Pasong Sop Sophabmuay. G erring more acquainted with their culture. The purpose of the Laotian Club is to introduce to students of the Laotian heritage, as well as other interested students, the heritage. language, and customs of Laos. Various club activities include raising money for field trips as well as performing ceremonial dances at pep assemblies and during International Week. The newly formed Laotian Club got off to a great start and looks forward to many years of promoting the spirit and pride that the Laotian people share. AM iho members o( this club arc enthusiastic about tl being a now club because it encourages the minority s dents to have a voice in the student body. Sombath B lorn I've been � part of the Unity Club lor A year and if been very ucce lul. Thi year we're planning on doing something with the money that we have earned. I refute to leave thi chool witltout spending the money that I and the member have earned. Latanya Trotter UNITY CLUB: Top Row Adrian Harmond. Jocelyn Edmond. Ann Wiliams. Sandra ABcn. Middle Row: Nicole Mitchel. Sheila Degramment. Stacy Gray. Lon Ros . Bottom Row Trma Bruce, latanya Trotter. Gen Humphrey. Adviser. United for a purpose. Members of the Unity Club are primarily involved in bringing about a greater awareness of black culture and traditions. Various Unity Club activities include a special Teachers' Luncheon and displays during International Week, as well as many fundraisers. Promoting the celebration of Black History Month, the Unity Club members sponsored a special Black History assembly with a variety of speakers who entertained as well as enlightened the student body. Learning, teaching. and sharing - that is the essence of the Unity Club. Unity Club 125 The Figures MATH CIU8: Front Row: Mr. Espinoza. Advisen Carmela Marino. Laura Sanchez. Slyvia Rubalcava. Hy Tham. Quan Phan, leans lu. Marcia Martinez. Middle Row: Jeff Pratt. Maria Vega. Connie Harris. Tuan Lc. Zay Saely. Robert Fowler. Vasant Bhakta. Michele Smith. Top Row: Jim Garcia. Chris Pratt. Frank Quinones. Salm Sos. Hoang Taing. Manilla Muy. Mohamad lep. Jon Gracia. Calculating the figures. Members of the Math Club compete regularly in numerous math contests throughout the year. As well as competeing against each other. Math Club members participate in contests with other students from a variety of schools. As well as earning extra credit for their regular math class. Math Club members also gain new skills and develop a better understanding of math. Challenging as well as profitable, the Math Club is a great club to be a part of. Wc had an extremely positive year, with the biggest turn out of member I've teen. All of our contest score improved dramatically over last year, and we owe a great deal to our adviser. Mr. Espinosa.” Jon Garcia 126 Math Club As a member of the Chess Club. I have enjoyed playing chess and meeting many interesting people. Mimi Hua Making all the right moves. Playing chess everyday during lunch time and offering others the chance to become exposed to the fundamentals of chess is what the Chess Club is all about. The club offers to the advanced chess player more coaching while also offering to beginners, lessons which will hopefully improve their skill and make them expert chess players. Besides practices at lunch time. Chess Club members become informed about current chess tournaments which take place outside of school. The biggest project for the Chess Club is their plan to sponsor their own inter-school tournament. The Chess Club is for those not only who know how to play, but also for those who would like to learn how to play chess. CHESS CLUB: Eront Row: Mike Wood. Chi Tuam. Khcng Van. Roomel Suarez. Back Row: Mr. Bla-zey. Adviser. Ashraf Sayed. Chamren Touch. Miguel Sla Salazar. Koshalk I. Tuan Le. Math Son. Chess Club 127 FOR A CAREER COMPUTER CLUB Back Row: Ammala Bounprascuth. Khcmoneath Kong. Madineth Muy. Chamrcn Touch. Tai Do. Sichan Top. Sarah Cheng. Robert llrquiza. Mrs. Welch. Adviser. Front Row: Hy Tham. Khoi Nguyen. Visa! Soun. Jeff Heigero. Serving the needs of many. The Computer Club is a multi purpose club which offers its members many unique educational opportunities. The club is designed to give interested students an opportunity to learn the basics of computers while also allowing advanced computer students the chance to keep up with the ever changing world of computer technology. Playing games, designing flyers, and printing letters - these are just a few of the things that Computer Club members do. Fun as well as educational, the Computer Club’s members experienced a very successful year In the Computer Club v� e learned how to operate the computer, learned h w to print letter , and (elect detignt It wa a very exciting year. Chamren Touch 128 Computer Club Ckitx bring unity jnd undcril jndmg between itudenti jnd I hr-if mltructori. The Bio Wed Club lu Achieved thi Jnd mjny other thing!, think! to the mitructor ' pjtience Jnd ellorli. AitrtJn Vjsque: BIO MED: Front Rowi M. Ross. M. Muy. K. Kong. P.Srey. B. Ru(. S. Allen. L. Ortega. T. Mcndozo. A. Zavalcla. K. Porter. Second Row: Y. Bashawaty. G. Bashawaty. T. Lc. M. Own. P. Prewitt. Prewitt. R. Solis. D. Ridenour. A. Velasquez. E. Sandoval. A. Ayala. B. Johannes. Adviser; Third Row: R. llrguiza. S. Tapia. R, Renteria. E% Martinez. H. Nguyen. T. Changkachith. I. Lopez. M, Duch. S. Young. S. Eap. Fourth Row: G. Rice. Adviser; G. Virgen. V. Soun. G. Rivero. R. Espinoza. M. Cuellar. M. Sanchez. A. Gomez. A. Ruiz. J. Lim. I. Castellano. D. Sawyer. Adviser Introducing students to the world of medicine and science. The purpose of the Bio Med Club is to allow students interested in careers in medicine and science a chance to explore that field first hand. Through field trips, demonstrations and seminars these future doctors and nurses of the world are getting a good head start in the medical field. Bio Med Club 129 FOR THE FUTURE Th latino Club ha (nm nw an opportunity 10 bo proud 04 bo me Hitpamc and ha allowed mo to participate in I ho tun activities. Car lot Aldaru IATINO ClUB front Row letici Mur do. (Ua Jimroe:. Joannio Ax at to. Valencia Marital and lupel lope:. Mri $ancho:. Advu or. Second Row Ana Ortu. Monica Marque:, lacricia Otwguoro. Rota Maldrano. Hilda Pichardo. Rotalma itpano:a. letKia Mar lino:. Norma Morale . Patty Como:, third Rom Olivia Maottrat. Claudia Hernando:. Cabriola Carcta. Arocoli Con:alo:. Pnat Aroncibia fourth Row Ronnie Ayala. Carlo Aldan . Armando Ayala. Irma Como:. Understanding others. The Latino Club offers Spanish speaking students the chance to explore not only their culture, but those other cultures around them. Various club activities include: participating in International Week, fundraisers, various field trips, and their annual banquet. Getting to know others of the same background is what the Latino Club is all about. 130 Latino Club Future Homemakers of America (FHA) is open to all students who wish to explore future life styles and job skills for improved family life. Mrs. Dunn. Advisor Endless possibilities. Future Homemakers of America is a club for students who wish to explore possible job skills and life styles for optimum family life. The members have held several bake sales this year during Club Rush Week, and other school events. The proceeds of the club are used to sponsor members' attendance at speciality fairs and exhibits. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA: Top Row: Hilda Pichardo. Pilar Arancura. Gabricla Gonzalez. Mr . Dunn. Advisor. Middle Row: Norma Morales. Marisol Valencia. Front Row: Rosalina Espinoza. Leticia Martinez. Future Homemakers Of America Club 131 A NEW WAY OF LIFE A1 Getting together. The Vietnamese club is designed for students with a Vietnamese background. Special activities include volleyball and basketball compel ions with other clubs from other schools, celebrations for the Vietnamese New Year, and the special publication of story booklets, poems and artwork for the Vietnamese New Year. This club offers many unique opportunities for all Vietnamese students to become involved. r TNAMtSI CtUB kneel.n , Mu Trtn. Vtn fhinh Nguym UiJ.1V Row H IKjm. rt) fuytn. Thuy If. thM Nfuyen. lop Row Ur Gordon. AdvKor. Victor Do. in Chu. Mien Vu. Turn If. Y Do. Ouoc Nguyen 1He being i port of the Vieimme� e Chb bf Mitf I win«to keep the Vieimmete cUture ilive. The club iho offer other Viet mm e e Undent the chmce to got together. ind nlk. mike new friend , m.1 k.wn more ibowt their ciAure Hien Vg ietnamese Club Tho members ol (hit VMf't ISl Club have worked hard m railing money (or three main field trip we hope to take to Uniter al Studtot. Knout Kerry (arm. and the lot Angelet County Wiievni ol Natival Htto Hittory. Mrt. Mikhail. Ad viter ESL Club: Kneeling: Brenda Esquivel. Aida Sanchez. Ralintra Gonzalez. Marie Virrueta. Back Row: Veronica Dantan. Marvin Almendarez. Yadira Bustos. Beymar Esquirel. Nora Gonzalez. Bertha Mores. Mrs. Mikhail and Mrs. Knoff. Advisors. Informing others. The purpose of the ESL Club is to introduce foreign born students to United States culture while also taking pride in and sharing their own culture with others in a spirit of brotherhood, respect and appreciation. Activities include meetings, parties, and field trips. ESL Club 133 DIFFERENT WORLD BtWf m Ifx vUtt jnd ii6 lor two ytut now. I Kivf k rood Not only hot lh d« h«Kf IOk� n thrUngujtf tvi the n oTToriutny io moot now Intndt Srondon Bgrch GERMAN CLUB- Back Row: Brandon Burch. Mrs. Brunt. Advisor, front Row: Sabine Guenther. Jenny Hargett. Eric Vidana. Examining other customs. The German Club is designed primarily for students who speak or are learning German and provides an atmosphere in which these students can explore the culture, customs, and ways of the German people. Learning about German history, literature, and music is also a part of the German Club's activities. The Polynesian Club has had many exciting plans for this year Including potluck luncheons and a Christmas lei sale. I personally have met a lot of fun people and have been introduced to an extremely interesting culture.” — Angela Crossno Back Row: Thomas Gaso, Kim Tratham. Angela Crossno. Caroline Palelei. Daniel Tuioti. Joana Soifa. Mr. John Nickel. Advisor: Front Row: Mrs. Lee Daugio. Advisor. Montez Sio. Mary Ann Taupo. Masaga Matemate. Leki Matemate. Distinctly different. The Polynesian Club.new to our school this year, is quite an interesting club to be a part of. Its purpose is to unite the Polynesian members of our student body, as well as those interested in the Polynesian members culture. Club activities involve study of Polynesian culture and history, as well as numerous fundraisers. Polynesian Club 135 UNIQUE CULTURES INNCH ClUB l «nl Bow Wn. Uvi iilfftb. IIda Ortogo. K,w Boron ilax. Alftrodo Torror. Ol.vu Prioto. Sooond Bow Iniundo BainM. VtronKi Mat lino;. Mm MuJ. Boro Modr ono. WfcJ.no Muy. Mr logooki. Advitor. Mono lopo:. Cloud i J Andrfclo. Morin Moth. Ihuy Cho. Mono GorClo Third Bow Irooxo AH or o«Jo. Wogg o Oontoto:. Bocio Roiorvt.; I Ion o iW Li Rno. Mori ho Movorro. Top Bow Irani. Wnd do. I rook Ob mono:. Cloudio Mortmoj. Choral Smith. Cr.it mo God mo:. Gobby Mortmo: Experiencing another culture. French Club activities and meetings consist of guest speakers, annual Christmas parties. French style, and numerous fundraisers. While also learning about the country. the French Club offers the unique opportunity for its members to actually speak with students from France. Throughout my mombor hip m I ho Ironch Club. I hovo ontoyod working with tho Protidontt ond othor Ab momborr But whot I hovo onfoyod most obout bo mg m tho Tronfh Club M Intoning to ol tho gwott pool or • Irom Franco. - Ivonno Rotondi: 136 French Club Being the club President was a big responsibility. It was harder than I expected. We got a slow start, but Mrs. Hays never doubted our enthusiasm. All in all it was a great first year (or the Spanish Club. Adios y buena suerte a todos. Gavino Vasquei Furthering interest. The Spanish Club is set up to allow Spanish and Non Spanish speaking students alike the opportunity to learn from each other about their customs and traditions. New to Santa Ana High this year, the Spanish Club involves fundraisers. guest speakers, and field trips. The Spanish Club is a great new club to be a part of. SPANISH CLUB: From Row. Tiffany Phung. Sofia Quillen, Debbie Marquez. Second Row Kanika Tiv. Saros Man. Cheryl Smith. Tracy Douglass. Michelle Smith. Third Row. Sokhcng Sam. Sam Phoumilay. Joyce Santiago. Carmeta Marina. fourth Row Bun Bolay. Jeff Fucntcs. Brandon Burch. Top Row- Mrs. Hays. Adviscri Gavino Vasquez. Ruben Gomez. Spanish Club 137 - • The taste of victory and defeat. As we reflect back on the year. we remember the great plays and the not so great. We remember the triumphs and the defeats. But win or lose, our Saint athletes are in a class by themselves. Through athletics, we as a student body are bound together. Whether it's cheering our teams on or being a participant, athletics bring us together to show our pride and spirit, to cheer on the victors and support those who are not as victorious. Yet this year both our boys' and girls’ teams did extremely well and all of our athletes did their personal best to make this year one of our most success ful athletic seasons. AthUrncf Page AMcXIcA Winning With Pride Experiencing everything from great runs to impossible catches and heartbreaking losses, this years team learned many things on and off the field. The team this year worked extremely hard perfecting such fundamental skills as passing, rushing, tackling, and punting and in return had a stupendous season. The hard work and long hours put in by the team proved to all that they were determined and dedicated to being number one! Many times Robert Lee dodged tackles left and right to score a touchdowm just as often Royal Wilbon reached out to make a catch that was overthrown. These were just a few of the feights that our tacklin’ Saints had to face. Although the Saints season ended on a sad note with a hobbling Hail Mary” landing in the hands of a defensive player from El Toro to give the Chargers the victory in the last seconds of the C.I.F. Semifinal game, our Saint Football program had a season to remember! VARSITY FOOTBALL- Top Row: George Tuioti. Herb Alvarez. Scon Conner. Julius Fletcher. Thomas Tapu. Estress Crayton. Oscar Wilson. Albert RuiZi Secont Row Jose Avalos. Ed Matemate. Travis Lane. Damon Bland. Royal Wilbon. Robert Lee. Daniel Tuioti. Lance Taycoi Third Row: Garner Hicks. Richard Fanti. Steve Gonzales. Herb Prawl. Fred Bridges. Donovan Mauga. Robbie Fanti. Carlos Garcia. Brain Corbini Fourth Row Trainer: Maureen Joyce. Equipment Manager: Gar Robinson. Coaches: Charles Shaw. Coach Bill Haley. Coach Gabriel Santana. Head Coach Dick Hill. Coach Andy Bonsall. Coach Murphy Tammaro. Coach Bet Haley. Coach Richard Andrade. Trainer Linda MorriSi Fifth Row: Robert Rocha. Phillip Fuentas. Luciano Rodriguez. Marcos Robles. Sergio Rocha. Don Ftowe. Jesse Castillo. Alex Vargas. Sitting Armando Duran. Hector Valencia. Alex Galvan. Eddie Torres. Jose Dandoval. Javier Rangel. Edgar Avila. 140 Varsity Football Returning the kick off. Julius Fletcher running with ball, gaining 10 yards for the Saints. Attempting another touchdown. Robert Lee does whatever he .‘an. .ending support. Coach Dick Hill advises Bobby Joyce on his noves for the next play. {locking the opponent. Jose Avalos holding a Valley player, while Seorge Tuioti looks for an open teammate. Helping out. Royal Wilbon assisting his fellow Saint in stopping the offense. Retrunmg the kick off. Julius Fletcher running with ball, gaining 10 yrds from the Saints. On the run. Robbie Fanti outrunning his pursuer and trying for the touch down. Miriam Garcia shows her love and support for her son Carlos Garcia as Brian Corbin and Enio Blanco watch. Varsity Football 141 Scores Varsity Football $A Opp Nmpori Harbor 14 IS Saddleback X 1) Mater Del 14 i Mutton Viejo it 7 Occanview X 0 Canyon }7 IJ foolM H 6 It Modena Jl 0 Vida Park JO 6 SA. VaJky 17 7 Irvine C J4 14 Santa Monica CIS 4J J6 II Toro IJ IJ Helping out. Fred Bridges and Jessie Castillo breaking ground for Robert Lee. In the worst or best of conditions, the Saints keep up the attack. After another victory, the Saints celebrate. Running quickly. Hector Valencia trying to out run an opponent. 142 Varsity Football Keeping one eye on the ball and the other on a Saddleback defender. Royal Wilbon shows his talent. Breaking loose for a gain. Donovan Mauga shows what the Saints can do. Running over opponents. Robert Lee prepares to add more yardage to the stats. Showing that he's quick and tough. Royal Wilbon brings down another Saddleback player. Varsity Football 143 Working toward a goal. This year’s Freshman and Sophomore Football Teams proved to be a group of very competitive and tough individuals. During long hours of practice and drill, both teams worked to improve their running, receiving, and passing skills, while also learning new skills and moves. Ending the season undefeated, the Freshman team proved to be one of the strongest in years. Outstanding Freshman players included Gustavo Valencia and Jose Garcia. At the same time, the Sophomore team experienced some setbacks. Yet they were a group of young men who worked hard and improved immensely. All in all. both teams improved more than any other team in past years and will provide extra support to next years Varsity Team. 1 | Saints On A Roll SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCORES Santa Ana 8 Santa Ana 0 Santa Ana 14 Santa Ana 21 Santa Ana 33 Santa Ana 35 Santa Ana 0 Santa Ana 16 Santa Ana 6 Santa Ana 22 NWPT 20 SDLBK 21 MD 21 MV 35 OC.VW 3 Canyon 7 Foothill 7 Elmo 14 Villa Park 17 Valley 7 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL: Top Row: Coach Stcgman. Gilbert. Tino Luna. Gus Godines. Zachary Hicks. Jose Masille. Phillip Oviedo. Peal Misa. Oswaldo Guerra. Jesse Rosas. Arthur Rodriguez. Eric Vidana. Bobby Vidana. Assistant Coach Tony Gonzales. Second Row: Vince Murio. Chris Gallegos. Eduardo Guerrero. Gustavo Valencia. Octavio Medina. Tim Maldonado. Francisco Farlow. Manuel. Richard. Sitting: Adrian Mord. Rommie Rios. Lalo Avila. Lionel Roman. Victor. Jim Valdez. Jose Guzman. 144 Sophomore Football Far Lefti Coach Potts offers some helpful advice to Victor Franco. Getting ready for the play. Tim Maldonado shows his tough stance. Center Below: Keeping the Roadrunners from scoring. Phillip Oviedo takes them down. Our baby” saints make an attempt to try to stop the interception of the Roadrunners. Trying to push for that extra yard. Victor Franco holds them back. FRESHMEN FOOTBALL SCORES Santa Ana 12 Saddleback 6 Santa Ana 14 N.P.H. 32 Santa Ana 21 Ocean View 21 Santa Ana 28 ViUapark 0 Santa Ana 18 MalerDei 0 Santa Ana 19 Canyon 7 Santa Ana 28 Valley 6 Santa Ana K) Mission Viejo 8 Santa Ana 21 Foothill 0 Santa Ana 19 Elmo 8 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL First Row; George Salazar. Jesse Diaz. Louis Woo. Guillermo Soto. Alfredo. Efrain Nava. Albert Perez. Louie Rosales. David Fausto. Frank Luna Second row; Henry Enrique. Juan Ayala. Alex Mendoza. Zeke Rivera. Isaac Guerrero. Edward Shubin. Greg Priely. Eric Rangel. Geoffrey Bicking Third Row; Gustavo Placencia. Victor Franco. Jose Garcia. Jimmy Dean. Nestor Gonzalez. Hugo Sanchez. Mcay Gasy. Pedro Guillen. Damien Guillen. Eric Guillen. Brian Nielson Top Row: Norbert Sandival. Fernando Tapia. Victor Zamudio. Jeff Siroy. Scott Cross. Omar Munoz. Rene Cadena. Chris Alvarado. Joe Camacho. Johnny Ac eves. Oscar Delgado Freshman Football 145 Running That Extra Mile Heading for C.I.F. With a lot of hours and miles behind them, both our Boys and Girls Cross Country teams this year proved to be spirited and hardworking. talented and driven. The Boys' team was lead to many victories with the assistance of Roger Nava. Rene Mu nos. and Chano Ornelas. On the Girls' team. Astrid Zavaleta and Maria Mendoza proved to be the strongest runners. Yet of all their victories, everyone on both teams contributed to the number of wins. Our Boys and Girls Cross Country teams both experienced another winning season and are looking forward to even better things to come. BOYS' CROSS COUNTRY, Front Row, Marco Ortiz. Ruben Zamarripa. Horacio Ramirez. Hector Chavez. Thirasit Changkachith. Chris Rosales. Art Leal. Felipe San Miguel. Manuel Ynostrosa. Sal Sanchez. Back Row, Juan Arellano. Frank Quinonez. Victor Pan Paniagua. Elias Enrifquez. Abe Perez. Gerardo Cortez. James Caldena. Miguel Torros. Ed Bertrand. Terry Elton. Luis Alvaturdo. Rene Munoz. Chano Ornelas. Juan Ortiz. Henry Rivera. TEAM CAPTAINS AND COACHES, Coach Davis. Chano Ornelas. Rene Munoz. Coach Alvarado. Boys' Cross Country GIRLS’ CROSS COUNTRY: Top Row: Carmen Ramirez. Bianca Garcia. Maria Vega. Coach Newman. Coach Hernandez. Cecilia Lopez. Ana Titan. Sally Esparza. Karla Valleroy. Middle Rowr Laura Serrano. Mary Lopez. Veronica Lopez. Sarah Meza. Veronica San Miguel. Maggie Moran. Laura Ortiz. Elizabeth Graciano. Annabel Torrcnto. Bottom Row: Astrid Zavaleta. Maria Vega. Teresa Mendoza. Adriana Legaspi. Maria Ortiz. Veronica Placencia. Maria Silva. Maria Mendoza. TEAM CAPTAINS. Astrid Zavaleta and Maria Mendoza. Taking the lead. Veronica Placencia breaks out in front of a Canyon runner, beating her to the finish line. Our award winning Girls Cross Country team proudly displaying their awards after an exhausting day of running. Girls’ Cross Country 147 Staying ahead of the competition. Maria Ortiz and Veronica Placcncia keep their winning pace. Giving Santa Ana a head start is Ruben Zamarripa. Taking a well deserved break. Henry Rivera shows that Cross-Country really is fun. 148 Cross Country Making A Splash Experiencing change. Gelling off to a slow start this year, our Saint Water Polo team had an extremely tough and frustrating season. Under the direction of new Coach Nielson, our Water Polo players worked hard and steadily improved their performance throughout the season. Even though our Saint Water Polo players failed to win any of their games, they tried to use their strength and power to give each of their opponents a strong challenge. Captain Jon Garcia said of this year's season that it was a disappointing season but I feel we learned a lot and had fun. And that's really what being involved in athletics is all about. VARSITY WATER POLO: Back row: Scott Arredondo. Jon Garcia. Carl Stevens. Lee Colby. Jason Harned. Doug Ross. Jeff Pratt. Coach Nielson. Front row: Chris Pratt. John Lecder. Thorin Holley. Rue ben Gomes. Eric Kohler. Rick Garcia. Jeff Wilson. WATER POLO COACH AND CAPTAINS, Coach Nielson. Jon Garcia. Jason Harned. Doug Ross Varsity Water Polo 149 Keeping An Eye On The Ball Striving to be the best. With only twenty playing spots open this year, competition was tough. With many hours spent on improving necessary skills and shots, such as volleys, serves, and backhands, our Girls Tennis Teams worked diligently to improve their games. Combining spirit with will, the Varsity Team steadily improved, under the watchful eye of Coach Machander. Proving to be this year's strongest players were Captain Megan Drucker. Becky Araujo, and Linda Mungia. Likewise, with the strong support of Jenney Hargett. Elvia Prudencia, Marshalette Ramsey, and Lorie Rivera, the Junior Varsity team gave their opponents a challenge. Coach Nickel said of both teams that he, anxiously awaits the beginning of next year’s season because the girls at Santa Ana are competitive, dedicated and capable of shaking up the Century League.” The two teams this year developed a unique spirit of teamwork — a spirit that will certainly lead next year’s teams on to even greater victories than the one’s enjoyed by these teams this year. Leading returnees include Carrie Thomsen and Quan Phan, aided by several outstanding but unexperienced young prospects for next year including Alicia Castillo. Emmy Guerra, and Joyce Santiage. Varsity Tennis- Back row: Coach Machander. Alicia Castillo. Matty Gomel. Linda Mungia. Katie Vasil). Ivonne Resen-diz. Quan Phan. Jenny Hargett. Coach Nickel. Front row. Becky Araujo. Joyce Santiago. Carrie Thomsen. Lorie Rivera. Jill Bunde. Gloria Lara. Coach Machander and Coach Nickel with Megan Drucker. Varsity Team Captain. Keeping an eye on the ball. Becky Araujo watches as one of her serves stuns her opponent. Working extra hard on the return. Alicia Castillo stretches to reach the ball in time. ISO Girls Varsity Tennis Var ily Score Won lost Practice 5 2 league 2 8 Junior Varsity Scores Won lo t Practice 5 1 League i 6 a break from their afternoon workout. Emmy Genny Siri. Laura Humphrey, and Jams Humprey • to discuss each others games. Junior Varsity TenniSi Back Row; Coach Machander. Juanita Araiza. Sue Amick. Kelly Lauridsen. Michelle Konechy. Marshalette Ramsey. Front Row: Tiffany Phung. Adia Velasquez. Elvia Prudencia. Kirsten Schalm. Krystal Lee. Coach Nickel. Soph Frosh: Back Row: Coach Nickel. Laura Flumphrey. Pam Sanchez. Tina Sanchez. Gloria Navarro. Candie Hines. Megan Jensen. Emmy Guerra. Jennifer Bade. Darren Siri. Coach Machander. Middle Row: Janis Humphrey. Jennifer Malkowski. Melissa Arao. Ammala Bounbarscuth. Sabine Guenther. Thao Nguyen. Front Row: Genny Siri. Sofia Quillen. Sabine Gritton. Thuy Che. Kelly ng her grace and talent. Michelle Konechy makes one usually great shots. ting new additions to the team. Coach Machander Jennifer Bade on the fundamentals of serving. Spiking With Style This year’s volleyball teams were combined with sportsmanship, dedication, and hard working athletes. Unfortunately, the varsity team placed last in league, but they still worked together as a team and helped each other increase their skills. During their season they competed in the Orange County Volleyball Tournament and played well. The Saints placed 3rd in their pool. The varsity team contained only three seniors. Angela Crossno. Latanya Trotter, and Natalie Sanchez. The J.V. and Soph Frosh teams played well in their divisions and will bring up promising players to the varsity level. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Top Row: LiUy Matemate. Natalie Sanchez. Mona Martinez. Angela Crossno. Azu Ruiz. Erika Ganey. Rosa Mendez. Coach Fiddler. Bottom Row: Noel Mauge. Raquel Soto. Estella Fajardo. Martha Jimenez. Patty Romero. Mara Salcedo. Lisa Perales (Mgr.). Latanya Trotter. TEAM CAPTAINS: Angela Crossno. Latanya Trotter, and Coach Fiddler. Using all her effort. .Mona Martinez dives for an excellent save. Avelina Ruir. Raylleen Tuitoi. and Eilleen Gil put their team work into action to help prevent the Tillers from scoring. Using their jumping skills. Angela Crossno and Lilly Matemate team up to block a hit. Before the play begins. Lilly Matemate concentrates to make her serve successful. Jumping to spike the ball. Raylleen Tuitoi helps the Saints end the game with a victory. J.V. VOLLEYBALL: Top Row: Jennifer Lumley. Avelina Ruiz. Raylleen Tuitoi. Linda Ochoa. Coach Garner. Bottom Row: Beatriz Nunez. Lilly Rameriz. Ana Cante. Eilleen Gill. Martha Estrada. SOPH FROSH VOLLEYBALL: Top Row: Jackie Nilson. Gina Solorio. Teri Alverez. Christina Rubio. Susan Lara. Beth Me Daniels. Coach Darlyrimplc. Bottom Row: Erin Me Quillen. Leticia Celis. Patricia Pena. Alma Duran. Maria Rameriz. Maria Lara. Girls' Volleyball 153 Going For The Pin Keeping their opponents on the mat. The overall team average (3-2) shows the outstanding effort the team contributed. Except for El modena and Canyon, SAH dominated all schools in the league, and even went as far as CIF finals. Albert Ruiz with an average of (18-1) and Richard Rodriguez with an average of (22-6) contributed the most in Varsity. As for J.V., Gabriel Guejardo (16-12) contributed the most. Renee Cadena (21-5) and Christian Alvarado (9-3) contributed the most in Soph-Frosh. Frosh-Soph did very well and I expect a lot of good results from them in the future.” exclaimed wrestling coach. Mr. Andrade. Also adding, Varsity did well for a young team.” Showing hi school spirit. Albert Ruiz shakes hands with his opponent before a wrestling match. Trying to pin his opponent. THUNDER gets ready to take him down. VARSITY WRESTUNGi Front Row: Fred Contreras. Javier Rangel. Edwin Ayala. Robert Ruiz. Armando Robles. Richard Rodriguez. Baio Le. Thirasith Thunder Changkachith. Back Row: Bardo Ponce. Jonathon Williams. Robert Fowler. George Flores. Albert Ruiz. Gabriel Guejardo. Rene Renteria. Art Cadena. Yvette Rios. Manager 154 Varsity Wrestling JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING. Top Row: George Ayala. Fermin Valencia. Sergio Lopez. Os-waldo Guerrero. Severiano Mitchell. Jose Avalos. Gabriel Guejardo. Mario Cruz. Bottom Row: Chester Caniba. Sergio Lopez. Andrea Sepulveda. Ramiro Castillo. Albert Tanguma. Alonso Reyes. Henry Hua. Rene Cadena. Norbert Sandavar. SOPH-FROSH WRESTLING: Top Row; Ruben Moreno. George Ayala. Alex Tejado. Fermin Valencia. Ed Cronin. Oswaldo Guerrero. Adam Rodriguez. Jeff Self. Enrique Garribay. Caesar Salgado. Bottom Row. Chester Camba. Norman Major. Sergio Lopez. Andre Sepulveda. Christian Alvarado. Romero Castillo. Albert Tanguma. Steve Pham. Rene Cadena. Norbert Sandavol. Trying to stay in the match. Andre Sepulveda struggles to keep his opponent down. Trying to flip his opponent. Romero Castillo dominates over Foothill. JV Soph-Frosh Wrestling 155 Dominance On The Court This season’s play was marked with victory after victory. Seemingly unstoppable, this year's team plowed their way through opponents to become the Century League Champions. In C.I.F. play-off games, the Saints beat fine teams such as Buena. Glendale, and Dominguez. In the semifinal game, the Saints suffered a heartbreaking loss to Simi Valley. This year the Saints went farther into C.I.F. play than ever before. The talent of the senior players will be missed next year. Varsity Score SA OPP Canyon 68 53 Foothill 60 43 El Modena 69 51 SA Valley 80 63 Vila Park 59 43 Canyon 64 58 Foothill 57 40 El Modena 86 59 SA Valey 83 74 Villa Park 64 54 Dominguez Hill 54 52 Glendale 54 53 Buena 74 70 Simi Valey CIF Semi-Final 64 76 Junior Varsity- 6 Win 910 0 Sophomore- 10 Win 13 Lotte Freshmen 6 Win 4 Lotte Back Row: Mike Zamora. Kerry Jones. George Tuiloi. Bobby Joyce. Rob Bartlett. Tim Leeder. Oscar Wilson. Jessie Scootie Lynwood. Richard Espinosa. Kneeling: Leo Leon. Roman Reyna. Showing his dribbling talent. Leo Leon passes a Buena defender. During a tense moment, the coaching staff- Going up for the shot. Roman Reyna attempts Coach Roper. Coach Matillo. Coach Coombs and the 2 pointer. Coach Katz-set a play in motion. 56 Varsity Basketball Viewing in Anticipation. Oscar Wilson waits for the outcome. Showing his style. Bobby Joyce jumps for the points. JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: Marco Contrcas. Octavio Medina. Danny Tutofi. John Morales. Ramon Yercna. Richard Zamora. Chauncy Woolridge. Jose Gutierrez. Billy Johnson. Moke Woods. Rasntei Nehn. Coach Katz Waiting for an opportune moment. George Tuioti readies to shoot. Varsity Basketball 157 FRESHMEN BASKETBALL Standing Tony Esquibcl. Cornclio Silva. Isaac Barnes. Jose Chavez. Oscar lopez. Eujrdo Mena. Jesse Gomez. Joshua loeper. Juan Ramirez. Albert Gaxiola. Kneeling Julio Bravo. Coach Miller. Ceasar Zureta. Leaping above his opponent. Leo Leon tips the ball in the hoop. Showing his super Saint spirit. Bobby Joyce congratulates his teammates on another victory. Symbolizing a victorious season, both Bobby Jocye (far left) and Scottie Lynwood (left) take a moment out at the end of their final home game to remove the net. Boy ’ Basketball 159 I Working To Be Champs Making progress. This year's Girls Varsity Basketball team was the first Lady Saints' team in Santa Ana High history to advance was having Varsity team members Trina Bruce and Gracie Lopez selected to the second team All Century. Latanya Trotter, another Varsity member, attained honorable mention in All-Century League. However losing against St. Lucy's in the first round of CIF competition, our Lady Saints did finish third in league with six wins and four losses. Coach Watts said of this year's team that. I was very proud of them because they worked to come from being a fair team last year to becoming a respectable team this year.” Another first this year for the girls' basketball program was the establishment of a Soph-Frosh team. Along with the Junior Varsity, this newly established Soph-Frosh team improved its performance as the season went on. and like the Junior Varsity team, provided an awesome challenge to each of their opponents. Varsity Scores SA OPP Canyon 47 76 Foothill 33 56 FI Modena 54 45 SA Valley 40 35 Villa Park 50 43 Canyon 39 57 Foothill 34 55 El Modena 53 51 SA Valley 45 44 Villa Park 51 44 St. Lucy's 37 67 First Round CIF VARSITY BASKLTBAll Kneeling Sharon Young. Crystal Allen, latanya Trotter. Irina Bruce. Sylvia Mancilla. Back Row Ann Williams. Azucena Ruiz. Jennifer luinley. Gracie Lopez. Michelle Bradshaw. Mona Martinez. Coach Walls. COACH AND TLAM CAPTAINS. latanya Trotter. Coach Watts. Trina Bruce. Displaying their talent, our Lady Saints' trying to get the bal back from their op ponents. 160 Girls Varsity Basketball JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL Kneeling. Martha Estrada. Becky Araujo. Mattie Gomez. Edith Mendoza. Angelica Alcaraz. Back Row. Stephanie Larson. Gina Solorio. Coach Carlyle. Linda Mungia. Avelina Ruiz. Having beaten her opponent to the hoop. Grade Lopez tries to score. Going for the lay-up. Latanya Trotter uses her great athletic ability to score another point for the Lady Saints. COACH AND JUNIOR VARSITY CAPTAINS. Becky Araujo. Coach Carlyle. Edith Mendoza. FROSH-SOPH BASKETBALL, Kneeling. Teresa Alcarez. Teresa Mendoza. Cecilia Lopez. Back Row, Edith Mendoza. Maria Ortega. Coach Joyce. Christina Rubio. Stephanie Lopez. Girls' JV and Frosh-Soph Basketball161 Going For The Goal Rushing down the field. This year’s Varsity Field Hockey team experienced a great season, making it to the first round of the CIF Playoffs. Beginning the year off slow, the team quickly got into the swing of things and with the guidance of their new coach. Ms. Geogory. went out to win as many games as possible. Contributing to their winning season were a number of returning players who greatly helped the entire team perform their best. On the JV team, the players gained many valuable skills, and as the season progressed, so did the many new additions to the JV team. All in all. win or lose, both of our Girls Field Hockey teams had a fun time and enjoyed playing together as a team. VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: Top Row: Megan Druckcr. Maria Cuellar. Jenny Ariza. Coach Geogory. Estella Fajardo. Marcia Martinez. Maria Guzman. Middle Row: Elizabeth Molina. Alma Molina. Lori Saldana. Rosa Mendez. Stefam Shubin. Sitting: Andrea Magness. Patty Romero. Sally Cortez. Sandra Gregson. COACH AND TEAM CAPTAIN: Coach Geogory with Team Captain Marcia Martinez. The Valley defense watching and waiting as Marcia Martinez fights to get the ball from her opponent. Wanting to gain control. Rosa Mendez streches to reach the ball first. 162 Varsity Field Hockey JUNIOR VARSITY FIELD HOCKEY: Top Row; Coach Horiwitz. Martha Alverado. Natalie Sanchez. Adriana Majarro. Ruby Ornelas. Alma Guzman. Bottom Row: Alma Guzman. Marisal Valencia. Rosie Espinoza. Ana Cante. Nellie Caliz. Trying to get the ball to the other side of the field. Alma Malina shows her athletic ability. Practicing their attacks. Alma Guzman and Natalie Sanchez warm up before the game. varsitv scorn S.A. Santiago 1 OPP. i Valley 1 2 University J 0 la Oumta i 0 Santiago 0 0 Valley 2 1 University 4 0 la Oumta 0 0 J.V. Scores Santiago o , Valey 1 0 fountain Valley 0 1 la Omnia 0 1 Santiago 0 4 la Oumta 0 0 fountain Valey 0 0 Westminster 0 0 lefore the game begins. Ruby Ornelas. Natalie Sanchez, and Adriana Majarro On the defensive. Jenny Ariza and the Saint defense trying to keep the ball away liscuss their game plans with Coach Horiwitz. from their opponents. Junior Varsity Field Hockey 163 Kicking Their Way To CIF Running away with the ball. This year the Saint's Soccer team again proved that they were a team of top caliber. The varsity soccer team started out the season on very shaky ground but once the team went into league play, they got down to work to place third in league for the third straight year. Their placing in league (3rd) earned them a spot in the CIF play-offs. The Saints soon showed that they were true contenders by defeating 6th ranked Riverside Poly and then took a highly favored Alta Loma team to a l-l tie. Unfortunatley. the Saints were eliminated from the play-offs by a penalty kick decision. All in all. both teams experienced an outstanding season. The varsity offense was headed by three time play-off veretan Rick Oseguera. while the defense was controlled by Salvadore Lopez and freshman goalie Gustavo Plasencia. w 1 CHS 1 SA. 0 IMS I SA 4 IMHS 0 SA J VMS 0 SA 0 VP. 0 SA 3 CHS J SA 1 IMS 0 SA 1 IMHS 0 SA 1 VMS 1 SA 0 VP. 1 VARSITY SOCCER Top Row Coacl Manuel Garcia. Serai in Do Leon. Jo Ventura. Rick Oseguera. Salvador lo pel. Guftavo Plasencia. Eddie Boenro iro. Edgar Tapia. Jose Antonio Navar ette. Enio Blanco. Coach Penaflor Coach Salgado Bottom Row Juvenctt Akara:. Juan Ortix. that Enriques Marco Silva. Abel Ventura. Amikar Cal deron Uniting after a victory, our Saints come to a discussion. TEAM CAPTAINS AND COACHES: Standing, Coach Garcia. Enio Blanco. Coach Penaflor. Kneeling, Rick Oseguera. Eddie Buenrostro. 164 Varsity Soccer 0 000' rt—-o OUn3«i ikSvi o £ e ix S 2 v i V e ?! n $ vJ SfsScS-l oo552y:o;x5! OO'AQOOO'l — ©“ mam 22222222222 5 2 25,,fl22i?25 c c c c c c .7 7 n V� ' VMA VI 7� • ? ! 5 § § c c c c Z 7. ■?. ■?. 2 2 2 J J. J Striving For The Point Completing another fantastic year. For both of the Boys' Tennis teams, this year proved to be a building yean a year of improving and refining the teams' skills and performances. On the Varsity team, there were many exceptional players, with Visat Soun. Jeff Pratt. Ernie Gama. Jeff Fuentes. and David Araujo leading the Varsity team and contributing to most of the teams' victories. Quite a few new members, mostly freshmen and sophomores, were added to the Varsity team, and with such fine players our Varsity team went out to play every game to the best of their ability. The Junior Varsity team, led by Thiravath Changkachtith. consisted of mostly freshmen. And too. like the Varsity team, the Junior Varsity was comprised of mostly new players, new to Santa Ana High and the game of tennis. Yet. the enthusiasm and spirit displayed by the Junior Varsity team led them to many victories, while at the same time letting them gain training and experience. Both of our Boys' Tennis teams enjoyed a very productive and winning season. Determined to make the shot. Chris Pratt uses his strong backhand to make the point. Caught in the action. David Araujo runs to make the shot. VARSITY TENNIS Standing: Erine Iriarte. Coach. Visat Soun. Jeff Pratt. Sophal Sam. Chris Pratt. Brandon Burch. Mr. Nickel. Coach. Kneeling Jeff Benson. David Araujo. Ernie Gama. Jeff Fuentes. Showing perfect form. Brandon Burch keeps Ins eye on the ball. 166 Boys’ Varsity Tennis Exhibiting his powerful forehand. Jeff Fuentes succeeds in getting the ball back over the net. Getting his racket into position. Ernie Gama is ready to use his strong backhand to win the point. Preparing to serve an ace. Visat Soun reaches to slam the ball. FJoping to win the point and the game. Anou-sith Bounpraseuth reaches to return the ball. JUNIOR VARSITY TENNIS: Standing: Ernie Irtarte. Coach. Roumel Suarez. Thiravath Changkachith. Raymond Roberto. Tri Nguyen. Anousith Bounpraseuth. Mr. Nickel. Coach. Kneeling: Juan Amezcua. Ashraf Sayed. Vyrio Ngo. Veasna lach. Batting A Thousand Going for the home run. Combining strength with a desire to win. our Swingin' Saints, under the direction of Coach Ross, proved to be a very strong group on all levels. All three teams worked at perfecting their skills in pitching, batting, ground plays and running bases. These athletes put in a lot of time and effort to remain one of the top contenders in the Century League. Meanwhile, the Junior Varsity and Soph-Frosh teams, under the watchful eyes of Coach Matillo and Coach Miller, proved, although many were new recruits, to be very capable of offering to each of their opponents a giant challenge. They also worked hard to establish themselves as one of the top teams in our league. All in all, all three of our baseball teams experienced a great season. VARSITY BASEBALL, Standing, Coach Styring. Charles Me Carron. Mark De La Riva. Shawn Sullivan. Julio Vargas. Jesse Rojas. Oscar Luna. Ronnie Medina. Jason Harned. Bobby Riemirs. Coach Ross. Kneelingi Coach Mustek. Jesus Rosas. Hector Valencia. Ruben Gomez. Phillip Flores. Jose Franco. Bryan Corbin. George Carachure. Randy Ozuna. Octavio Medina. Shandra Ricksecker. Going for the strike. Ryan (Darby) Sullivan winds up one of his awesome pitches. Taking his time returning to the dugout. Mark De La Riva looks forward to the next inning. Scooping up the ball. Phillip Flores tries hurriedly to get the ball back into play. 168 Varsity Baseball J.V. BASEBALL: Top Row: Lconcl Roman. Rich Garcia. Frank Farlow. Billy Johnson. David Fausto. Richard Rodriguez. Henry Rodriguez. Philip Oviedo. Coach Miller. From Row: Victor Franco. Greg Barraza. Victor Rios. Miguel Castaneda. Albert Flores. Ronnie Rios. Not Pictured: Hector Estiada. Adam Chavez. Fred ContreGus Placencia. Javier Ramirez. Lionell Arellano. Carlos Arellano. Joe Camacho. Ryan Sullivan. Ronnie Acevado. Jesse Gomez, and Carlos Garcia. Kneeling; Peter Quinones. Nester Gonzales. Joe Garcia. Julio Bravo. Ruben Zam-perria. Tony Saldana. Jimmy Dean, and Javier Valencia. Preparing to steal a base. Octavio Medina waits for the batter to hit. Determined to strike him out. George Carachure delivers up another great pitch. Going for the strike. George Carachure shows his opponents what he's made of. Junior Varsity And Soph-Frosh Baseball 169 Dominating The Diamond With pride, determination, and excellent sportsmanship the girls’ softball team pulled together as a team and had a very successful season. The varsity team competed in the Brea Tournament and brought home the 1st place trophy. The Saints will be losing five seniors but have so much talent from the J.V. team that they will keep up the success that softball has accomplished. Coach Tamero with captain Natalie Sanchez. Top Row: Mgr. Marisol. Michelle Garza. Erika Ganey. Coach Tamero. Jennifer Stoops. Maddy Gomez. Patty Romero. Lousie Lee. Mgr. Rosie Espinoza. Bottom Row Natalie Sanchez. Mona Martinez. Gracie Lopez. Latanya Trotter. Noel Mauga. Marcia Martinez. Megan Drucker. Waiting for the right moment. Natalie Sanchez is thinking of stealing third base. Gracie Lopez runs to steal second base. 5RII1T5 HomiLiill Thinking about the next play Latanya Trotter awaits at first base. As Louise Lee reaches for the ball she prevents the runner from stealing a base. Michelle Garza is waiting for the chance to steal second base. Mona Martinez is backing up her teammate. Team Mgr$: Maisol and Rosi. J.V. softball: Top row: Christina Rubio. Edith Mendoza. Stephanie Larson. Coach Mo. Gina Solario. Susan Mendez. Jennifer Lumly. Stephanie Shubin. Bottom row: Lilly Rameriz. Ana Cante. Alma Duran. Karen Cazares. Lydia Cano. Reyna Hernandez. Lori Saldana. Becky Araujo Going For The Gold Running their best. Under the direction of Coach Newman, this year's track team worked extra hard to run just a little faster, jump a bit higher, and throw the shot put a bit farther than their competition. The Track team showed a lot of dedication and spirit, spending many hours practicing in the hot sun. The large size of the team made it easy to choose only the best to compete in the various events. With the spirit and talent of this year’s team, they proved that they are definitely one of the best teams around. TRACK TEAMi Sitting: Dat Nguyen. Felipe San Miguel. Mary Lopez. Horacio Ramirez. Marco Ortiz. Chri Rosales. Kneeling Virginia Fmiliano. Maria Mendoza. Adriana Lozano. Sally Esparza. Martha Estada. Cecilia Lopez. Rosie Romero. Veronica Lopez. Teresa Mendoza. Astrid Zavaleta. Bianca Garcia. Veronica Plascencia. Row One: Coach Roper. Coach Jacob. Carmen Ramirez. Maria Vega. Maria L. Vega. Veronica San Miguel. Emmy Guerrera. Avelina Ruiz. Coach Stegman. Coach Newman. Coach Haley. Row Two: Luis Alvarado. Elias Enriquez. Gabriel Soto. Sal Sanchez. Rene Perez. Juan Arellano. Roger Nava. Frank Quinonez. Juan Roldan. Oscar Mondragon. Edward Guerro. Top Row: Erik Vidana. Miguel Torres. McKay Gasu. Terry Elton. Robbie Fanti. Abraham Perez. Tony Munoz. Steve Gonzalez. Waldo Guerra. Royal Wilbon. Estrse Crayton. Trying to outrun his opponents. Gabriel Soto displays a look of determination as he flies over the hurtles. Keeping a steady pace. Frank Quinonez prepares to move out in front of his opponent. 172 Track Team Easing himself over the high jump. Erik Vidana succeeds at his attempt of going a little higher than the competition. Using all her strength. Avelina Ruiz strives to throw the shot put a little farther. Having some fun. Our swimming Saints showed a great deal of improvement this year and in return had a great season to show for it. Perfecting their strokes and trying to bring their times down were just a few of the teams goals. Always working hard and showing a lot of spirit and enthusiasm - these were trade marks of this years team. Through their hard work they won many games as well as having a lot of fun. They proved how talented and gifted they really are. BOYS SWIM TfcAMi Top Row: Alfredo Torre . Jeff Self. Mike Connochie. James Pclligrinc. Scott Arcrcdondo. Kneeling: Lui Munoz. Erick Kohler. Armando Anchondo. John Williams. Not pictured: lee Colby. Gu Guillen. Jeff Firoi . Struggling to complete hi pushup off the pool deck. Mike Connochie attempts another rigorous workout. Peeking above the surface. Michelle Konechy takes a moment for a quick breath. 174 Swimming TA GIRLS SWIM TEAM: Front Row. Elena Wingo. ChanteDc Robles. Middle Row: Michelle Nava. Renee Henderson. Tina Munoz. Sally Ramos. Raquel Soto. Back Row: Marlene Dilly. Deana Boyd. Suzan Lara. Grace Loera. Pam Sanchez. Alicia Castillo. Maria Ortega. Not pictured: Michelle Largent Showing perfect form. Erick Kohler attempts to out swim his tough opponents in the 50 meter freestyle. Concentrating intensley. Pam Sanchez shows her superb back-stroke. Reaching for the finish line of the 100 meter freestyle at Canyon is Jeff Sirois. Going for the gold. Lee Colby pushes himself to drop his time in the 500 meter freestyle. Going Fore” It Swinging with style. Golf is a sport that requires a lot of skill and concentration. and this year’s Golf Team had just that. The team this year worked on perfecting their strokes and form, as well as trying to keep their scores as low as possible. Small yet mighty, our Golf team went out to win and prove they were the best. With a few new members and fresh talent, combined with the returning players experience, this years’ Golf team proved to be one of our best. 176 Golf Team GOLF TEAM: Front: Justin toeper. Middle Row: Scott Cross. Glen Duvel. Back Row: Coach Flcllman. Lance Tayco. Jon Garcia. Catching a quick photo, the photographer is able to catch Jon Garcia's great form. TEAM CAPTAINS: Glen Duvel. Jon Garcia Unparallelizing Effects Scoring a perfect 10. Working long and hard hours, the gymnastics team this year proved to be very skilled and talented. Working to perfect their skills on the balance beam, uneven parallel bars, floor routines, and the vault, these agile acrobats proved just how good they were. Under the direction of Coach Weeks, our gymnastics team worked well together and showed the usual Saint spirit and dedication. With the hard work each member of the team put in, the whole team developed into some of the finest gymnasts in the county. Top lef«t Lorena Payan. Front Row. Jaimic Holland. Dimas Romero. Adrean Harmon. Elizabeth Mcdaniel. Hieu Do. Jose Sandoval. Jama Lind. Standing. Erin McOuillen. Sandra Luna. Lorena Payan. Sandra Maria. Erika SantaMaria. Ann Marie Rodriguez. Ginger Gandara. Alma Reyes. Thanh Nguyen. Sam Pav. Betty Coballos. Dawn Ridenour. Hang Le. Mia Rivera. Araceli San Miguel, and Claudia Garcia. Offering advice. Ginger Gandara gives Jaemie Heiland some pointers on her performance on the uneven parallel bars. Taking a break between events. Lorena Payan. Mia Rivera. and Alma Reyes offer support and encouragement to each other. Showing off. Adrian Harmon demonstrates one of his perfect flips. Gymnastics 177 Reaching For The Birdie Getting the birdie over the net. The Badminton team worked extremely well together this year, and with all the returning seniors the team was sure to be one of the top contenders in their league. Under the direction of Coach Williams and Coach Harris the team showed a lot of spirit, enthusiasm and dedication. With all the prosperity they had. next year’s team is sure to be a smash! Senior team member : Coach John Harris. Kee Yam. Tai Do. Huyen Do. Xay Saley. Chang Tang. Mathh Sen. Somphone Southa. Sang Tran. Thavone Ratnar-aansy. Song Lach. Coach Nancy William . Below: right: Xay Saley shows his opponents the good form in serving against some tough opponents. Below: Phoung Troung's secret in Badminton is following through which is what he shows the camera. 178 Badminton BADMINTON: First Row: Maria Cuellar. Elizabetth Molina. Blanca Mejia. Maria Nava. Darreen Siri, Huyen Do. Martha Jimenez. Hy Tham Second Row: Minh Tham, Yvonne Bashawaty. Kathy Lee. Quynh Tang. Sang Tran. Sam Phou-milay. Chcun Salcy. Saviola Amez-cua. Almaa Molina. Kelly Yang Third Row: An Ngo. Victor Do. Tai Tram. Minh Hua. Somsock Vili-phah. Tung Le. Thirasith (Thunder) Changkachith. Noukone Man-irong. Keee Yam. Tai Do. Top Row. Math Sen. Thavone Ratnarsany. Khoi Nguyen. Song Lach. Xay Sa-ley. Hengg Saleey. Nikone Ratnar-ansy. Phoung Troung. Scott Chu. Somphone Southa. Chang Tang. Thavone Ratnaransy put alot of strength in hi shots. Thiraasith (Thunder) Changkachit looks up in surprise as he can't find where the birdie flew to. Badminton 179 Providing the challenges. Our teachers are all dedicated to providing each of us with the opportunity to gain all the knowledge we can. With the acquiring of this knowledge, our Faculty provides support, encouragement, and caring for every student. giving us all a chance to do our best. Teachers who arrive early in the morning or stay late in the afternoon, teachers who make learning fun and exciting. and teachers who get beyond the classroom to become involved even more with students - these are the types of special people who make up our Faculty. One will never forget those teachers who opened our eyes to the marvels of science or the battles and events of the past. Those that showed us how to do complex equations and write thoughtful and poignant essays. Each teacher possess their individual personality but as a group our Faculty is dedicated to preparing us for the future. faculty Division Page ISI Providing New Leadership Changing times and faces. This year, three new Administrators. Mr. Bratcher. Mrs. Tate, and Mrs. Jay. were added to the Administrative Staff, with two. Mr. Huston and Mr. Koehn. returning for their second year. Leading this new group of Administrators is our new Principal. Mr. Hernandez. Although most of these people are new to Santa Ana High, they are not new to the tasks of dealing with people and running a school. Highly motivated, our Administrative Staff is dedicated, in the words of Mr. Hernandez, to providing the best programs available to meet individual student needs and to challenge and assist students to be the best they can be. From planning and executing a strong curriculum to coordinating all of our student activities, our Administrative Staff does their utmost to make Santa Ana High the best place for its students to grow and acquire knowledge. New Principal Andrew Hernandez, leading ihe student body and faculty into an exciting and successful 1987-88 school year. Taking control over the job Mr. Hernandez held last year. Denise Tate serves as our new Assistant Principal in charge of Instruction. Relatively new himself. Mr. Huston begins his second year here as Assistant Principal in charge of Student Relations. 182 Administration Working closely with Mr. Huston. Mr. Bratcher serves as our new Assistant Principal in charge of Student Relations. Overseeing the Guidance and Counseling areas. Mr. Koehn works hard in making sure the planning of a student’s schedule runs smoothly. Putting everything together. Mrs. Jay strives to effectively coordinate all of our student activities while serving as advisor to the Board of Control. Administration 183 Making It All Happen Working towards a common goal. Organizing class schedules to meet each students requests and helping them to fulfill graduation requirements is the primary responsibility of our Counseling staff. With over 3,000 students to counsel and provide support for, our Counselors are always there for us, to provide answers to our many questions and to give us helpful insight into what the year holds. While offering advice, they also sponsor special programs to help us academically do our best. Whether it’s offering PSAT and SAT workshops, or helping Seniors with college applications and preparing them for the CAP. we can always count on our Counselors to help us through anything we might encounter. Lending advice. Mr. Petring discusses with new Water Polo coach Mr. Neilson plans for new Spring classes. Faced with an enormous load. Mrs. Cooper is responsible for not only counseling the entire Senior Class but also coordinating all the scholarship material available. Getting kids to school and keeping them there is the primary purpose of Mr. De Lisa's position as Attendance Counselor. Catching up on the latest information. Mr. Acuna always has the answers to any question. New to the job. Kathy Frankenberger spends her lunch hour catching up on monitoring the progress of her Freshman. Preparing them to be Seniors. Mrs. Niimi gets new information about the SAT. which she plans to pass on to her Juniors. Enjoying going into the classrooms. Mr. Snell prepares to talk to a Sophomore class about new graduation requirements. t h Counselors 185 Shaping Our Future Aguirre. Art Wood shop. Industrial Arts Dept. Chairperson Aguirre. Jo Ann- Typing Akamme. Brian- Concert Choir. Chamber Singers. Music Dept. Chairperson Akxin. Hilary Algebra I. Math A Alvarado. Frank World History. U.S. History. American Issues Andrade. Richard- General Math Atchley. Debra- life Science. Bil. life Science Ashley. Dana- Algebra I. Pep Squad Blaxey. Tom- General Math IO. Algebra II looking into the heart of the matter. Mr. Browning assists a Biology student in exploring the wonders of science. 186 Faculty Brown. Frank NJROTC Browning. James- life Science. Biology Brown. James- General Math. Consumer Math. Algebra I Bruns. Helen English 3-4. German 3-4. ESI C Writing Concentrating on the task at hand. Mr. Aguirre and a woodshop student work steadily to produce a perfect cabinet. Cady. Cynthia- Nurse Cambell. Rebecca Algebra Carlyle. Wylie- U.S. History. II. Consumer Math American Issues Coombs. Greg P.E. Corbett.Katherine Algebra I Cruel. Leslie- ESI B. ESI C Daguio. lee RSP Writing Dahlberg. Karen- Study Skils. RSP. Special Ed Dept. Chairperson Palrymple. Susan French I-}. ESI A Davis. Jelfery- Remedial Reading. Reading Develop ment. Reading Dept. Chair person Faculty 187 Dc Francisco. Gina- English 3-4. 7-8 Dittoe. Bob U.S. History. World Cultures. World History Dotterer. Henry- Bil. World Cultures. ESL B Duckworth. Bob English 5-6. 7-8. English Dept. Chairperson Dunn. Susan- Clothing I. English 1-2 Dyer. Doug- World Cultures. Bil. U.S. History. Career Ed. Espinoza. Melanie- American Issues. American Government. Social Science Dept. Chairperson Espinoza. Larry- Math Ana lysis. Geometry Farley. Mary Foods I. Fam ■ly Living. Home Economics Dept. Chairperson Caught in the middle of things. Mr. Dyer sorting copies of one of his very difficult World History tests. Fiddler. Debbie P.E. Garrison. Mel English 3-4. 56 Gomez. Dee ESI C. ESI Dept. Chairperson Gordon. James- Physical Science Gordon. Jo Ann- Bil. Geometry. Algebra I 188 Faculty Gordon. Sian- Jewelry 1-8 Guggenheim. Sol- Computer Sy icmt I Haffner. Don- World History. Psychology. World Cultures Hagen. Ken- English 1-2 Haley. Ben Math A Haley. Bill Business Computers. Typing I. 2 Halford. Bob- Graphic Arts. Athletic Director Harrell. Karen- SDC English. Math. Reading. Social Studies Hassing. Bill- Marching Concert Band. Orchestra. Jazz Band Hays. Ann- Spanish 3-4. 7-8 Heilman. Dave- Geometry. Calculas A.P.. General Math Hickman. Martha- ESI Reading Wk. Exp. Hernandez. Martha- Bit. Math A Hill. Carl- NJROTC. NJROTC Dept. Chairperson Playing a tunc. First year band director Bill Hassing leading the band on to new heights. Faculty 159 Humphrey. Geraldine- ESL C Writing. English J-4. ESL B Jacob. I lane Math A Johan net. Barbara- Bio-Med. American Inner Johnron. Warren- Consumer Math. H.S. Planning Dri-ver's Ed. Jurisch. Chuck- American History A.P.. U.S. History. Bil. Economics Katz. Greg- English 1-3. S-6 Knopf. Elen English 1-3. ESI B Legacki. Andrea- French I-6. Foreign language Dept. Chairperson lodwick. Alice- English 1-3. Drama 18 Lippeatt. John- U.S. History. World History. World Cut lures 190 Faculty McGinn. Diane- Chemistry W M.itillo. Ed- English 1-3 Moss. Tom- English 1-2. 5-6 Morris. Linda- Physical Science Machandcr. Neal- Economics. American Government May. Ron- American Issues. World Cultures Mikhail, liliane- French 1-2. ESL A. B Nelson. Bruce- Ceramics. Jewelry Proving that art can be fun as well as educational. Mrs. Morgan works on a portrait of one of her students. Miler. Bill- Lite Science. Physical Science Mitchell. Athene- Physical Science. Work Experience Morgan. Lynn- Draw Art. Art Dept. Chairperson Newman. Daryl- P.E. Nicholl. Larry- Bil. World Nickel. John English 3-4. 5- Cultures. Bil. U.S. History. 6. 7-8 E-A.C. Faculty 191 Nielton. Kurt- P.E. Penaflor. Manuel BiI H.S. Planning Driver' Ed. Pickering. Jack- P.E.. Boy P.E. Dept. Chairperton Pincock. Dot librarian Oake . Jackie- Career Center Director. Career Ed. Dept. Chair per ton Peter ton. Julie- Develop ment Reading. Remedial Reading Pier on. Peggy- ESI C Reading Porter. Sandy- Geometry. General .Math. Mathematic Dept. Chawperton Ochoa. Rota- Outreach Constant Orlando. Marco- Outreach Con ultant Peak. George- Academic Comp.. Spant h A.P.. Span-Ith Speakert Taking extra time out to help a ttudent. Mr. Blazey prove |utt Ivow dedicated he i to the development of young mindt. Pont. Ladd- Phytical Science A. 8 Reger. Dick- Biology 1-2. life Science. Science Dept. Chair per ton y Retiler. Rex- Adaptive P.E 192 Faculty Reynold . Gary- Phy ical Science B. Phytic 1-2. A.P. Rice. Glen- Bio-Med. Phyt-ical Science, lile Science Richey. Bob Biology. Life Science Rita. Truman- Englith 3-4. Yearbook Robert . Bill Englith 3-4. 5-6. 7-8 Rochelle. Jeryl- RSP Englith Romero. Beverly- P.E. Roper. Ron- H.S. Planning Driver' Ed Rot . BiB- H.S. Planning Dri-ver't Ed. Driver' Ed Dept. Chairperton Salgado. Ernie- ESI A. B Salgado. Tereta- Spanith I-2. Spanish Speaker San Roman. Roy- Bil. American Ittuet Sanchez. Margarita- Span- Sanchez. Mel Englith 3-4. ith for Spanith Speaker 3- 5 6. 7-8 4. 5 6 Silling in his favorite chair. Mr. Garrison instructs his class on the importance of using correct grammar and studying their vocabulary words. Faculty 193 Saxton. Sharon- English I ). A.P.. ESI C. GATE Dept. Chair per ton Sawyer. Debbie- Bio Med. Physical Science A Scholl. El wood- Economics. American Government. A.P. Sellier. Eien Kil U S. History. ESI C Writing Sellier. Louis- ESI A. English Across Curr. SeBs. Harold RSP Siavelis. Penny- Business lab. Shorthand. Typing I. Business Dept. Chairperson Smart. Nancy- Speech and language Specialist Snyder. Barbara- ESI B. lit-eracy Program. EAC Stegman. Victor- Algebra I. Dralting I-}, Computer Drafting listening atentively during a class discussion. Mr. Duckworth ponders a students response to his question. Stevens. Bertie P.E.. Athletic Director. Girls P.E. Dept. Chairperson Tammaro. Murphy World History. American Issues Stream. Dianna- Career Education Specialist Thompson. Marianne English i4 194 Faculty Thompson. Wil- Auto Career . Auto Shop I ). Metal Shop IO Torre . Gina- Photography Umanski. Trank- BIM. Bi. Gen. Valenti. Chuck- English 5-6. Journalism Villarreal. Raul ESI C Read mg. Bll. H.S. Planning Dri-ver’s Ed. Watts. Jeff- American Government. American Issues. P.E. Week . Diane- ESL A. Dance Welch. Brenda- Computer Systems. Individual Dual Sport Whiteside. Pat- Drawr Paint William . Nancy- Development Reading. Remedial Reading Wo|cik. Ernie- Bll. American Issues. Bil. World Cultures Zeek. Jo Anne- Physical Science. Bil. BIM. General 1-3 With painstaking actions. Nancy Smart goes over her student’s answer . making sure she understands the questions she missed. Faculty 195 . cxprcss'on 300 ,,s$ with hcr 3 |aa (un subject- the ....... rV Exploring another country. Ms. Dalrymple points out to her first year trench students exactly where french Quebec is. Catchtng up. Mr. Davis uses his time between classes wisely to finish correcting his students papers. . he con fJ'S � r feach� n� Rcv°°' ' hv5 'u uoc;i? uaftC; coo ;' s � c' Faculty Candids Sxudyuvfc Y c ocvi ccVvr c ues n cvjc r maWvn%. NAr . Ne $on vnotVt exua hard rvo on © xcac Y W s udcn s V u aUo KwwscU. Xo Wv Lending A Helpful Hand Working to make a difference. Serving the students, faculty, and administration of our school is a unique group of individuals who make up our secretarial staff. Whether it’s helping students to get their attendance slips or spending extra hours selling tickets for student activities, our secretaries are dedicated to providing all of us with whatever we may need. Yet, they also are a great asset to our administrators and counselors. Running copies of transcripts, assisting with helping students choose a career, or organizing all of our athletes records — these are just a few examples of what our secretaries do for us. Surely without these special, dedicated, and hard working people, our school wouldn't be quite the same. Serving our Administrator . Main Office Secretaries: Stella Gonzales. Elsie Myers. Patricia Arias. Irma Cardona, and Marilyn Heath. Busy at work. Lou Arsenault serves as the Athletic Director’s Secretary. Keeping the operation running smoothly. Attendance Office Secretaries: Della Perez. Elsa Martinez. k Bland. Margaret Alcaraz. and (front) Fran Marguiss. 300 Secretaries Taking the time to help you with what you need. Activities Office Secretary Pat Kubba is an essential part of the Activities Office and Leadership program. Helping us with whatever questions we may have. Career Center Secretaries Mary Kiddoo and Elena Sabogal are a crucial part of the Career Center. Assisting the Counselors, our Counseling Center Secretaries. Emma Rocha. Lorraine Wintercorn. Anita Lopez, and Angie Padilla are always on hand to assist sutdents. Secretaries 301 Making A Difference Performing needed tasks. Without such people as our Custodians and Equipment Managers, our school would be in a less than perfect state. The jobs these individuals perform are evident where ever we look. Our custodians make the lunch area as well as the entire campus spotless so we can be proud of our campus. Our Equipment Managers outfit every student who participates in athletics and provides necessary equipment for those in need. Although they may not always be recognized for the extraordinary jobs they perform. Our Custodians and Equipment Managers are deeply appreciated by the entire student body. An essential part of our staff. Custodians Bill Davis. Bruce Nguyen, and Jim Garza arc certainly appreciated for the tasks they perform. Displaying the pleasure he gets from his work. Bruce Nguyen performs one of his many duties. 202 Custodians Keeping us out-filled. Boys' Athletic Equipment Manager Gary Robinson takes pride in helping so many students. Helping us look our best. Girls' Athletic Equipment Manager Jan Schroll is always there when you need her. Boys' And Girls' Athletic Equipment Managers 203 Fulfilling A Need Providing a service. Such people as our Teacher Aides. Cafeteria, and Security Staffs are people who take great pleasure and interest in being around students. Our Teachers Aides assist us in learning while also taking pressure off of our teachers. Our Cafeteria Staff strives to prepare delicious and nutritious meals, always on hand, early in the morning and at lunch time. Our Security Staff consists of individuals who can deal with almost any situation that may arise. They are friendly and do their jobs well, monitoring the actions of the entire student body. It takes people who really care about students to hold these positions, and we can be proud to know we have such superior people filling these positions. Teacher Aid . Back row: Gail Wilson.Dolores Oue ada. Hang Sivutla. Ali Saleh. Front row: Celia Rodriguez. Rrna Castrejor. Linda Tamura. Jan Davidson. X 4 Teachers Aide Cafeteria Staff: Seated: Jessie Hernandez. Saleena Nahid. Cathy Acuna. Gen-icneva Quioncz. Rosie Alfaro. Eva Romero. Standing: Lorraine Kabis. Andrea Tovar. Gloria Deil. Lydia Morales. Susan Reynoso. Ra-quel Valarde. Ruth Hertzer. Dot tie Reilley. Security Staff: Zeke Hernandez. Teresa Tussey. Delia Mosback. Harry Thomas. Security Guards Teresa Tussey and Delia Mosback escorting a visitor around campus. Behind The Scenes Helphful towards everyone. Although rarely seen, except backstage, our new Stage Manager. Omar Eaton, is a great new asset to our school. From changing props and scenes to working the sound and lightening systems, our Stage Manager enjoys being a part of our school and of us. Likewise, our Library Staff works at making learning and researching a little easier for all of us. Organizing the many books, magazines, and periodicals in our library is no easy task, yet our librarians work long hours to make sure that everything we may need to find to help us learn and explore new things, is available to all of us. Indispensable as well as knowledgeable, our Stage Manager and Library Staff are people we can always turn to for assistance. An addition to our staff. New Stage Manager Omar Eaton working backstage, helping our Drama classes as well as the entire student body. 206 Stage Manager Helpful as well as knowledgeable. Assistant librarian Patty Hripko has many duties, but always finds time to help students who may have questions or problems. Keeping a watchful eye over everything. Head Librarian Des Pincock is the man to go to with a question or problem. He’s always there to help and offer advice. o r, m The Underclassmen, as a whole, achieved many things this year. Each class worked hard to organize successful fund raisers and activities. The Junior Class kept busy preparing for the Winter Formal and Prom. Through bake sales, candy sales, and the Hawaiian Luau. the class of 1989 did a great job raising money and organizing the year's events. Because the Prom is the responsibility of the Junior Class, this year’s sophomores have already started earning money. From candy sales to pizza parties and car washes, the Class of 1990 has already gotten a head start on their Prom. Making their debut was the Class of 1991. This year's freshmen adjusted quickly to the student life at SAHS. Their spirit and excitement was evident at all activities, and they are sure to be an exceptional class. All in all. through the Underclassmen’s participation in activities and their planning of others, this year was. overall, a tremendous success. Preparing For The Main Event The Junior Class Cabinet was a busy one this year having various car washes and candy sales leading up to their big expense. The Prom. To help in the fundraising, the Junior Class held two first time events which were the Luau featuring a live reggae band Talk Back” and the Winter Formal. The Winter Formal, which was held at The Saddleback Inn. gave the students a chance to enjoy themselves while the Junior Class made a large profit from it. The Junior Class hopes the Winter Formal will be carried on with is much success and enthusiasm as they had. w,m The Junior Class success is due to the hard work and dedication of the .. .11 _ , , Mr. Acuna. Ms. Porter, and Mrs. Oakes. With the dedication and spirit of this vea l ° W°fk pU by ,he advisers extraordinary year in 1989 from these soon to be SENIORS P y Junior Class, we can expect nothing less than an -VjVscf . From tow-. Catt'tc TViomten. JUNIOR CV.ASS OFFICERS AND ADV SFRS. BacV. vow NVs. OaV.es and N 5‘ President Vaura HunvpVtvey. Nice President RebeRaYr S aaw. Secretary. , RcV «VtaV'k cCv' , � 0 RO' ' ., Ota''1. ,,.rC 1 o f'cW £ Too ° c aawrggag m. : ■ c r' Wfc- Junior Class Cabinet 211 JUNIORS Acevedo. Ramiro Acosta. Francisca Acuna. Jennifer Aguilar. Juan Aguilar. Luz Aguilera. Angel Ahmath. Moustafa Alcaraz. Argelia Alcaraz. Juvcncio Alcaraz. Victoria Alcaraz. Yanira Alday. Leticia Aldridge. Charles Allen. Mary Alvarado. Donny Alvarado. Mike Alvarez. Angel Alvarez. Daniel Alvarez. Doria Alvarez. Jacqueline Amezeua. Faviola Amezguita. Gabriela Amezquita. Jesus Anguiano. Sandra Araiza. Juanita Archer. Dave Areano. Sonia Arcchiga. Laura Arellano. Martha Arriola. Sheila Arroyo. Guillermo Atilano. Abel Avalus. Manuel Avila. Dianey Avila. Mauricio Abila. Salvador Avina. Araceli 212 Junior Class Ayala. Jorge Ayala. Ronnie Bade. Sarah Baeza. Adriana Balderas. Victor Barajas. Ignacio Barnett. Diane Barraza. Gregory Barrera. Marco Barrcras. Gilbert Barrios. Estelle Barrios. Fernando Bashawaty. Johnny Bashawaty. Yvonne Bauer. Kristen Baughman. Carmen Benson. Jeffery Bicking. Audra Bin. Rith Bin. Veth Bishop. Michael Bland. Damon Bonilla. Marta Boulom. Outhanh Bounkeo. Manisack Bradshaw. Michelle Brown. Sabrina Brown. Serena Buenrostro. Edward Bunhey. Boraroth Bunhey. Sivuth Cabrera. Jesus Cabrera. Raul Cadena. Arturo Cadena. Maribel Cadena. Rudy Camerena. Alma Camerna. Dolores Campbell. David Cana. Veronica Cantu. Rochelle Carbajal. Beverley Carrasco. Rosie Casares. Lisa Castaneda. Gloria Castellanos. Jaime Castillo. Elaine Castillo. Juan Castillo. Pedro Catacutan. Pinky Cede no. Elsa Cedeno. Sylvia Ceja. Anita Junior Class 213 Diana Halfmann with her new found friend. Cells. Eduardo Cervantes. Jesus Cervantes. Jose Cervantes. Veronica Chacon. Cesar Chavarin. Marcos Chavarm. Patrick Chavez. Carlos Chavez. Jaime Chavez. Jaime Chavez. Luis Chavez. Servando Chea. Buntha Cheth. Nalin Chhem. Sa Chhim. Sal Chhoeng. Sao Pcou Cisneros. Yvette Cobian. Jose Comparan. Tony Consejero. Diego Contreras, Frederico Cooper. Elizabeth Corbin. Bryan Cordova. Rema Coronel. Juan Correa. Ricardo Cortes. Araceli Cortes. Rebecca Cortez. Adan Cortez. Dianne Cortez. Patricia Cortez. Sally Costello. Gina Covian. Yolanda 214 Junior Class Cruz. Cesilia Cuellar. Maria Cuellar. Rene Cueva. Martha Cuica. Daniel Cuica. Moiscs Dalessi. Mathew Daman. Luis Dantan. Omar Dantan. Veronica Davidson. Stella De Anda. Maria De La Fuente. Rocio De La Paz. Edith De La Riva, Gerardo De La Riva. Mark De Leon. Eleazar Del Toro. Juan Delgadillo. Gabriel Diaz. Rosa Do. Minh Dominquez. Hugo Dominquez. Maria Duch. Mon Dunn. Kristal Duran. Antonia Duran. Ruben Duvel. Glen Ear. Nay Elder. Kevin Em. Sophal Emiliano. Virginia Eng. Phay Eng. Pheng Eng. Siho Escamilla. Cristina Esparza. Sally Espinoza. Rosalina Espinoza. Sandra Esquivel. Delia Estrada. Hector Estrada. Jose Fajardo. Estela Fausto. Joseph Felix. Martin Fernandez. Grace Figueroa. Peter Figueroa. Reyna Fletcher. Julius Flores. Elizabeth Flores. George Flores. Leticia Flores. Manuel Flores. Maria Flores. Phillip Flores. Rebecca Junior Class 215 Freitas. Mark Fuentes. Marisa Galvan. Wilmer Galvez. Dora Gandara. Ginger Ganey. Erica Garcia. Alberto Garcia. Alma Garcia. Alma Garcia. Angelica Garcia. Emilia Garcia. Frank Garcia. Gregory Garcia. Julio Garcia. Laura Garcia. Leticia Garcia. Magda Garcia. Raul Garcia. Ricardo Garcia. Ricardo Garcia. Sergio Garduno. Leticia Gaytan. Martha Gill. Eileen Godinez. Cristina Godinez. Javier Gomez. Armando Gomez. David Gomez. Delmy Gomez. Gloria Gomez. Jose Gomez. Ruben Gonzalez. Albert Gonzalez. Aracely Gonzalez. Esteban Gonzalez. Fiorina Gonzalez. Guadalupe Gonzalez. Irma Gonzalez. Raul Graciano. Elizabeth Guerrero. Sergio Guillen. Armando Guillen. Gustavo Guillen. Leonel Guillen. Teresita Gurrola. Christine Gutierrez. Gildardo Gutierrez. Jose Halfmann. Diana Harmon. Adrean Hazlett. Melissa Heiland. Jaemie Henderson. Renee Hermosa, Noel Hernandez. Ana Hernandez. Ernesto 216 Junior Class Hernandez. Gabriel Hernandez, Henry Hernandez. Lilibeth Hernandez. Roberto Hernandez. Yvette Hi. Chuon Holley. Thorin Hua. Henry Humphrey. Laura Hurtado. Susana Jacobo. Hector Jacckels. Justin Jaime. Jose Jensen. Michelle Jimenez. Martha Jimenez. Miguel Jimenez. Ruben Jimenez. Ruth Jones. Mark Jorge. Rosa Jorgensen. David Joyce. Cynthia Juarez. Benny Jurado. Miguel Karim. Saryma Keo. Bunna Kheang. Rithik Kim. Huoth Knox. Kerri Konechy. Anthony Lane. Travis Long. Kim An Lara. Araccli Largent. Michelle Lauridsen. Kelly Class of 1989. Junior Class cabinet members working hard, bagging confeti. hoping to sell a lot at Friday's game. Junior Class 217 Layden. David Lazaro. Moises Le. Baio Le. Thu Le. Tuan Lee. Krystal Lee. Louise Legazpi. Adriana Leon. Francisco Lep. Sharifah Lievanos. Raul Lim. Julian Loeper. Justin Loera. Jennifer Lom. Bunly Lonh. Phalla Lopez. Annette Lopez. Araceli Lopez. Delia Lopez. Delia Lopez. Gerardo Lopez. Ignacio Lopez. Ilda Lopez. Ina Lopez. Maria Lopez. Maria Lopez. Maria Lopez. Martha Lopez. Martha Lopez. Miguel Lopez. Norma Lopez. Roberto Lopez. Salvadore Lopez. Sergio Lopez. Vicente Revealing her true identy. Rebekah Shaw (Sally Saint) takes off her mask after a hard day of Cheerleading. 218 Junior Class Lozano. Maria Lupercio. Maria lupercio. Joaquin Luong. Loc Minh Luna. Robert Luna. Helen Lujan. Daniel Lua. Patricia Lu.Lcang Macias. Jose Magana. Leticia Magness. Andrea Mai. Hung Maldonado. Angie Mancilla. Sylvia Mancinas. Caesar Manriquez. Jaime Manzo. Santiago Map. Mariyah Marin. Juan Marin. Santiago Marquez. Debbie Marquez. Ramon Martinez, Alberto Martinez. Celia Martinez. Claudia Martinez. Cruz Martinez. Hector Martinez. Juan Martinez. Leticia Martinez. Margarita Martinez. Moises Martinez. Mona Martinez. Olga Martinez. Veronica Martinez. Yesenia Mar. Yar Mata. Riceardo Matcmate. Tuamasaga Me Peters, Anthony Medina. Jorge Mejia. Maria Mejia. Walter Men. Savann Mendea. Rosa Mendoza. Hector Mendoza. Norma Mendoza. Roberto Mendoza. Sadia Mendoza. Veronica Micr. Luis Molina. Alma Montes. Maria Montiel. Ruby Montoya. Anna Mora. Araceli Junior Class 219 Morales. Nancy Morales. Norma Moriel. Veronica Muniz. Irene Najera. Jose Nava. Georgina Nava. Olga Nava. Rogclio Navarro. Sandra Nguyen. Ha Nguyen. Lc Nguyen. Phuongloan Nguyen. Quang Nguyen. Ouang Nhean. Chandy Nhem. Rasmei Niebla. Francisco Nunez, Cecilia Nuno. Aldo Ochoa. Ester Ochoa. Martha Ochoa. Rosa Odom. Beth Orehel. Maria Ornelas. Eddie Orozco. Jesus Orozco. Ramiro Jscgucra. Lucrecia Ortega. Lidia Ortiz. Jaime Ortiz. Juan Ortiz. Maria Ortiz. Maria Ortiz. Mike Ortiz. Sabrina Oh. Sambath Ouk. Sokum Oum. Phalla Ozuna. Randy Ozuna. Rudy Parker. Jacquelyn Payan. Lorena Pedraza. Didi Perales. Lisa Perez. Mariscla Perez. Rene Perez. Rocio Pha. Sun Pham. Anh Phan. Quan Pheak. Eth Pheak, Torng Phoumilay. Somhak Phung. Lisa Pierce, Robert Ponce. Frances 220 Junior Class Being herself. Carrie Thomsen at her locker grabbing a quick bite to eat. Ponce. Patricia Pot. Heal Porter. Kimberly Pratt. Christopher Pratt. Jeffery Prieto. Rosa Quiroz. Ruby Quintero. Javier Ragan. David Ramirez. Alicia Ramirez. Alonzo Ramirez. Emma Ramirez. Gricelda Ramirez. Ignacio Ramirez. Jesus Ramirez. Miczi Ramirez. Myrna Ramos. Daniela Ramos. Patricia Ramos. Reynalda Ramos. Sylvia Rangel. Javier Razo. Maria Reimers. Robert Renteria. Rene Requarth. Jason Reyes. Albert Reyes. Alma Reyes. Alonso Reyes. Beatriz Reyes. Jose Ridenour. Dawn Rios. Janet Rios, Victor Rios. Yvette Junior Class 221 Attracting attention. Matt Deksti and Kevin Hoover listen attentively as Josie Motor expresses her opinions. Rivas. Yancy Rivera. Henry Rivero. Jorge Robles. Lorena Rocha. George Rodeneaugh. Ronald Rodriguez. Ana Rodriguez. Brenda Rodriguez. Dario Rodriguez. Francis Rodriguez. Jose Rodriguez. Maricurz Rodriguez. Martha Rodriguez. Raul Rodriguez. Raul Rodriguez, Richard Rodriguez. Susana Romero. Christine Romero. Dolores Romero. Hector Romero. Patricia Ros. Monychenda Rosales. Juana Rosas. Patricia Rubalcaba. Pablo Rubalcava. Eva Rubio. Ernesto Rubio. Marcelo Rubio. Teresa Ruiz. Azucena Ruiz. Emilio Rubalcaba. Elizabeth Ruvalcaba. Francisco Ruvalcaba. Sylvia Saely. Heng 222 Junior Class Salazar. Irma Saldana. Rena Saldivar. Gabriel Salgado. Cesar Sanabria Aracely Sanchez. David Sanchez. Gabriel Sanchez. Luis Sanchez. Maria Sanchez. Ophelia Sandoval. Edith Sandoval. Jose Sandoval. Juan San Miguel. Araccly Santa Maria. Erika Sapien. Maria Sergura. Teresa Sencion. Ricardo Seng. Moeun Sengdara. Phone Sengsay. Prathounmar Sepeda. Allison Sepulveda. Mario Serrano. Laura Serrato. Eva Serratos. Richard Shaw. Rebekah Silva. Ed Silva. Maria Sim. Sarain Sio, Montez So. Chanthoeun Soeung. Thoeun Solis. Javier Solis Rebecca Solis, Renee Solorio. Leticia Sorn. Saroeun Sos. Mary Sos. Salin Soto. Eduardo Soto. Raquel Soto. Rene Soto. Yolanda Srey. Pheap Sy. Mom Tamg. Eng Tamayo. Alberto Tanguma. Melisa Tapia. Jose Tapia. Leon Tapia. Martha Tapia. Sergio Tapia. Silvia Tayco. Lance Tep. Soly Junior Class 223 Than. Vannak Thai. Linh Theer. Monica Thomsen. Carrie Tieng. An Tobar. Mirna Tobias. Danny Torrento. Anna Torres. Alfredo Torres. Alicia Torres, Bertha Torres, Elvira Torres. Everardo Torres. Jaime Torres. Jose Torres, Miguel Torres. Yolanda Tran. Huy Truong. Phong Truong. San Valdez. Jose Valdivia. Felipe Valdivia. Lucia Valencia. Irma Valencia. Marisol Valnezuela. Flor Van. Kheng Varela. Samuel Vargas. Alex Vargus. Debbie Vargus. Julio Vargus. Rafael Vasquez. Gilberto Vazquez. Francisco Vega. Maria Vela. Michael Ventura. Abel Ventura. Agustina Ventura. Jose Victoria. Roberto Vidrio. Eva Vidrio. Severo Vigil. Anna Villa. Maria Villa. Sheila Villasenor. Felipe Virgen. Guillermo Walkwltz. Brian Walk . Maria ailing, Christopher Warren. Julie Webb. Gaea Wingo. Eleana Wood. Michael Yam. Sophea Yerena. Guadalupe 24 Junior Class Yu. Gene Zamora. Miguel Zamora. Richard Zamora. Sagrario Zatarian. Marina Zavala. Alberto Zavaleta. Astrid Zepeda. Sergio Concentrating on the game. Michelle Bradshaw keeps her eye on the tennis match being played. Timeout. Jeff Pratt taking a rest after his morning Water Polo workout. Junior Class 225 Working Toward A Goal W citing their spirit show through, the Sophomore class cabinet worked hard preparing themselves to financially sponsor the 1989 Junior-Senior Prom when all eyes will be directed to them and to their efforts. They raised money for this event by having many M J candy and bake sales, the proceeds of which were put into their treasury to be used for next year’s activities. Many members of the Sophomore class participated to make this year's Sophomore class an outstanding one. With Genny Siri as their president, the Sophomores worked hard to have enough money for the events in their junior vear This wear's sophomore class will lead the Saints into a well-remembered junior year. Y y Velasquez. Vice President Genn )ctt rtC. Sab v� xvc go 15' . rsSsS « $ '•� N a , af° eg-sasS l£S 1990-Thc Now Generation” Genny Siri Sophomore Class Cabinet 227 r SOPHOMORES Aboutalep. Ho Sann Acevedo. Ebelia Acevcs. Gerardo Acevcs. Rocio Agraz. Sergio Aguilar. Irma Aguilar. Jacqueline Aguilar. Luis Aguilar. Maria Aguilar. Pairicia Aguilera. Alicia Aguilera. Jaime Aguilera. Sergio Ahm. Natasha Alarcon. Rosalinda Alberto. Norma Albor. Veronica Alcaraz. Lorraine Almendarez. Marvin Almezan. Willis Alon. Dennis Alonso, Felipe Alvardo. Adelina Alvarado. Francisca Alvarado. Martha Alvarez. Heriberto Alvarez. Julio Alvarez,, Teri Alvear. Eraclea Amaya. Judy Amezuca. Juan Amick. Sue Andrade. Ana Andrade. Felipe Andrade. Maricela 228 Sophomore Class Anguiano. Rafael Arambula. Angelina Arambula. Juana Arancivia. Maria Araujo. Rebecca Arche. Fabian Arciniega. Jorge Arellano. Juan Arellano. Leonel Arias. Maria Arroyo. Armando Arroyo. Patricia Arvizu. Mario Avalos. Ben Avila. Eulalio Avila. Miriam Ayala. Francisco Ayala. Jorge Aziz. Abdullah Aziz. Najtbullah Baca. Celia Baez. Marcos Banh. Giai Barajas. Norma Barboza. Elizabeth Barragan. Luis Barriga. Gabriel Bashauaty. Gizzellc Bautista. Veronia Becerra. Mary Belniarez. Denise Beltran. Anabel Benavides. Lisa Betancourt. Eva Beytia. Manuel Boyorquez. Sandra Borja. Juan Bounpraseulh. Ammala Bravo. Concepcion Bravo. Luis Brito. Rosalva Brower. Matt Bueno. Peter Busby. Paul Cabrera. Mario Calderon. Amilcar Calderon. Eva Caliz. Nellie Camacho. Tamara Camarillo Camba. Chester Campuzano. Pedro Cante. Ana Sophomore Class 229 Carpenter. Darrel Carrillo. Julian Castaneda. Miguel Castellanos. Miriam Castro. Francisco Cazares. Maribel Codeno. Sergio Cervantes, Araceli Cervantes. Arturo Cervantes. Salvador Chairez. Gabriel Changkachith. Trirasit Chanthavongsa. Nhomnal Chapman. Ryan Chavez. Francisco Chavez. Elector Chavez. Juan Che Dieu. Thuy Chhay. Van Chhay. Yan Choeum. Boran Cisneros. Lydia Cleary. Timothy Contreras. Guadalupe Cook. Kathleen Cordoba. Guadalupe Coronel. Angelica Correa. Marisol Cortez. Alvaro Cortez. Esteban Cortez. Jose Covarrubias. Rosa Coy. Kevin Cruz. Danny Cruz. Martha Cruz. Oscar Cueva. Mario Cuevas. Raul Cuica. Maribel Curiel. Petra Dang. Thong Daniel. Juan Davalos. Damans Davalos. Samuel Davis. Linda De Anda. olores De Grammont. Sheila De Leon. Ana Degrammont, Sheila Del Carmen. Jacqueline Delgado. Jose Del Real. Magdalena Del Rio. Sammy 130 Sophomore Class Del Toro. Soledad Diaz. Maria Diaz. Oscar Diaz. Willie Digilio. Greg Dimas. Jose Do. Ouang Do. Victor Doan. Tranh Dominguez. Veronica Douglass. Tracy Duarte. Maria Dysome. Thonglor Eang. Sokundara El. Roset Elias. Luis Elton. Leah Escalante. Tricia Escobedo. Marco Esparza. Rosalinda Espejo. Julian Espinoza. Ernesto Estrella. Veronica Farlow. Francisco Fernandez. Jessie Fernandez. Norma Figueroa. Eduardo Flores. Albert Flores. Carlos Flores. Jose Flores. Ma G Flores. Miguel Flores. Walter Franco. Daniel Frizzle. Charles Practice Makes Perfect ! Dor thy Miller. Miriam Castellanos and Marvey Idilfonso Tall flag members await instructions which will help them in their next competition. Sophomore Class 231 Gallegos. Chris Gallegos. Roberto Galvez. Dolores Galvez. Juan Garcia. Angela Garcia. Araceli Garcia. Connie Garcia, Elena Garcia. Graciela Garcia. Jose A Garcia. Jose L Garcia. Letecia Garcia. Miguel Garcia. Raul Garcia. Rodolfo Garcia. Sipriano Garibay. Yadira Gaspar. Bertha Gavidia. Reina Garza. Theresa Gil. Elva Gil. Ramiro Gilmore. Keesha Godinez. Estela Godinez. Gustavo Gomez. Cleotilde Gomez. James Gomez. Juanita Gomez, lilia Gomez. Margarita Gomez. Maria Gomez. Marisol Gomez. Rene Gomez. Robert Gomez. Sergio Resting after a tennis match. Mattie Gomez enjoys the bus ride home. 232 Sophomore Class Gomez. Sergio Gonzales. Sabrina Gonzalez. Alma Gonzalez. Anthony Gonzalez. Blanca Gonzalez. Cecilia Gonzalez. Gabriela Gonzalez. George Gonzalez. Marcus Gonzalez. Maria Gonzalez. Maria G Gonzalez. Maria L Gonzalez. Martha Gonzalez. Ncida Gonzalez. Sergio Gonzalez. Victor Gregson. Sandra Guardado. Claudia Guenther. Sabine Guerra. Oswaldo Guerrero. Claudi Guillen. Cesar Guillen. Eduardo Guillen. Lupita Guillen. Salvador Gutierrez. Cricelda Gutierrez. Guadalupe Gutierrez. Jose Guzman. Alejandra Guzman. Alma Guzman. Jose Haines. Richard Hargett. Jennifer Heike. Susan Helguero. Jeffrey Hem. Sophea Hem. Sopheap Hermoso. Manuel Hernandez. Angel Hernandez. David Hernandez. Elvia Hernandez. Hortensia Hernandez. Jose Hernandez. Juan Hernandez. Judith Hernandez. Julian Hernandez. Justin Hernandez. Leah Hernandez. Lou Ann Hernandez. Mary Hernandez. Reyna Herrera. Roberto Hicks. Zachary Higarcda. Jesenia Higuera. Isabel Hua. Minh Sophomore Class 233 Huantc. Manuel Huizar. Martha Hurtado. Francisco Hurtado. Hilda Hurtado. Mike Ibarra. Andrea Ing. Sokhcheat Jackson. Barbara Jacobo. Aurelio Jara. Roberto Jimenez. Benjamin Jimenez. Eligio Jimenez. Federico Jimenez. Jose Jimenez. Lucio Jimenez. Maria Jimenez. Maria E Jones. Aaron Jones. Lee Andrew Juarez. Anastacio Jurado. Patricia Jurado. Robert Kane. Robert Kheang. Rithy Khiv. Lat Khiv. lath Kim. Pech Knudson. Ryan Kong. Khemoneath Kong. Sokhom Labeda. Cary landa. Raqucl Larson. Stephanie Le. Bao Le. Linh le. Tram Le. Tung Leal. Adalbcrto Leal. Silvia Lechuga. Loreno Ledesma. Arthur Leiva. Gloria Lcmus. Ana Leon. Adriana Leon. Eduardo Leonides. Silvmo Lep. Mohamad Liinon. Jaime Linares. Carlos Lobato. Jose Lobatos. Monica Loeza. Rose Lopez. Alex Lopez. Angelica Lopez. Carmen Lopez. Emilia 234 Sophomore Class Looking away from the camera. Damcla Tuoti on Halloween is to modest to have his picture taken. Lopez. Gracic Lopez. Maria Lopez. Ramon Lopez. Salvador Lopez. Teresa Lopez. Yolanda Lopezybajo. Rosina Lowe. Cindy Lozano. Acer Lozano. Teresa Lugo. Angie Luk. Ngup Luna. Faustino Luna. Sandra Macias. Angelico Maciel. Jose Madrigal. Oscar Maestas. Yvonne Magana. Delta Magana. Evelin Mai Kieu. Trang Maldonado. Michelle Maldonado. Tim Man. Traheat Marenco. Jaime Marin. Thomas Martinez. Alejandra Martinez. Alvaro Martinez. Evangelina Martinez. Franciscoo Martinez. Gabnela Martinez. Guadalupe Martinez. Irma Martinez. Marisa Martinez. Martha Sophomore Class 235 Sitting patiently. Gracie Lopez watches our Saint's football team battle it out on the field. Martinez. Rosa Martinez. Susana Mrtinez. Thomas Mata. Blanca McOuillen. Erin Mcintosh. Ariel Means. Richard Medina. Octavio Medrano. Jesus Melendez. Daysi Melgoza. Raul Mendez. Araceli Mendez. Ruben Mendoza. Edith Mendoza. Genoveva Mendoza. Linda Mendoza. Maria Mendoza. Rosie Mendoza. Zulma Meraz. Yvonne Merina. Javier Meth. Narin Meza. Alejo Meza. Estela Meza. Manuela Meza. Sergio Michel. Veronica Mirabal. Frank Mirainontes. Maria Miranda. Jenny Moffett. Rexford Mohammad. Ilyas Mojarro. Adriana Mojica. Elizabeth Molina. Elizabeth 236 Sophomore Class Moncada. Sandra Montenegro. Patricia Montero. Sergio Montes. James Montez. Tammy Mont id. Ignacio Mora. Adrian Mora. Julian Mora, Mario Mora. Rosa Morales. Francisco Morales. Jose Morales Jr.. Rogelio Morales. Shirley Moreno. Jose Moreno. Martha Moreno. Ruben M or id. Miguel Morquelho. Jorge Mota. Yolanda Mosterr. Josei Moz. Maria Ella Mugica. Armando Muniz. George Muniz. Marco Munoz. Maria Murgo. Victor Murtillo. Enrique Murrillo. Ernesto Murtillo. Vicent Muy. Madineth Najera. Luiz Navarete. Elmer Navarete. Jose Navarro. Sandra Newstrom. Nila Ngam. Sokhom Ngo. Ouang Ngoun. Meth Nguyen. Dat Nguyen. Hai Von Nguyen. Huy Ngoc Nguyen. Khoi Nguyen. Loan Kim Nguyen. Ngoc Bich Nguyen. Phan Nguyen. Phuong Thi Nguyen. Thanh Thi Nguyen. Theo Nguyen. Thuy Nichols. Joseph Nilson. Jackie Novola. Martina Nunez. Beatriz Nunez. Blanca Obando. Maria Sophomore Class 237 Ochoa. Lilia Ochoa. $u$ana Ong. Kim Ong. Kimlcn Ornelas. Ruby Orona. Jose Orozco, Sergio Ortega. Alexandra Ortega. Christina Ortega. Maria Ortega. Nichlos Ortiz. Leticia Ortiz. Rogelio Oshaben. Chris Osorio. Orfanelia Oviedo. Helene Oviedo. Philip Oviedo. William Padilla. Estella Padilla. Jose Padilla. Maria Palafox. Hilda Palomares. Laura Paniagua. Zenaida Pedraza. Ernesto Pedroza. Valerie Pena. Carlos Pena. Georgina Perea. Anthony Perez. Abraham Perez. German Perez, Joe Perez. Johnny Perez. Manuel Perez. Phillip Perrella. Nunzia Peterson. Demus Phabmlxay. Dunkeo Phan. Tina Pheak. Veth Phoumilay. Sompasong Phung. Tiffany Pichardo.George Piedra. Alberta Piedra. Francisco Pittman. Brenda Placidon. Silvia Plascencia. Irma Plascencia. Norma Plazola. Danny Ponce. Cipriano Ponce. Juan Prawl. Herbert Preciado. Claudia Prieto. Juan Prieto. Olivia 238 Sophomore Class Proeung. Sokongthea Prohim. Saleh Quezada. Lourdes Quillen. Sofia Quinones. Chris Quinones. Fernando Quinonez. Francisco Ramirez. Bertha Ramirez. Denise Ramirez. GuiUermina Ramirez. GuiUermina Ramirez. Floracio Ramirez. Maria Ramos. Alma Ramos. Andres Ramos. Judith Ramos. Oscar Ramos. Patricia Ramos. Patricia Ratnaransky. Nikone Razo. Humberto Renderos. Sara Renteria. Sylvia Reyes. Laura Reyes. Marco Reyes. Martha DRcna. Rocio Reynoso. Martina Reynoso. Saul Richards. Sheryl Rios. Artemio Rios. Delia Rios. Hugo Rios. Ronnie Rios. Sofia Putting on her make up. Leah Elton gets prepared for the drama production. Sophomore Class 239 Rivas. Lisa Rivera. Abelaredo Rivera. Lori Rivera. Maria Rivera. Mia Rivera. Nelson Roberto. Raymond Robles. Guadalupe Robles. Marcos Rocha. Diana Rodriguea. Anne Marie Rodriguez. Angelica Rodriguez. Art Rodriguez. Hugo Rodriguez. Jenis Rodriguez. Johnny Rodriguez. Jose Luis Rodriguez. Laura Rodriguez. Marsela Rojas. Javier Roman. Leonel Romero. Eleanor Romero. Frank Romero. Gabriel Romero. Laura Romero. Ricardo Romero. Rosie Rosales. Norma Rosas. Jesus Rubalcaba. Silvia Rubio. Claudia Rubio. Silvia Ruelas. Rigoberto Ruff. Brigetta Ruiz. Joel Tired after an exhausting tennis match. Sue Amick takes a short break. 240 Sophomore Class Ruiz. Maria Ruiz. Roberto Ruiz. Roberto Ruvalcaba. Irene Ruvalcaba. Maria S Phabmixzy. Not Saely. Cheun Sagun. Alma Sahagun. Juan Saint. Lisa Salas. Lucy Salas. Raquel Salazar. Maritza Salazar. Miguel Salazar. Richard Salcedo. Hector Saldana. Angelica Saldana. Lori Salgado. Juan Sam. Pov Sam. Sophal Samanicgo. Martin San Miguel. Veronica Sanchez. Aida Sanchez. Arturo Sanchez. Mirna Sanchez. Richard Sanchez. Roberto Sanchez. Romeo Sandoval. Blanca Sandoval. Maricela Sandoval. Sandra Santiago. Joyce Saueedo. Jose Sayed. Ashrat Self. Jeffrey Scngsay. Yarthoubon Sepulveda. Antonio Serrano. Martin Serrato. David Sevilla. Maria Sevilla. Yolanda Shubin. Stefani Silva. Carlos Silva. Evangelina Silva. Francisco Silva. Mario Silva. Olivia Silva. Victor Silvas. Augustine Sim. Sarorn Siri. Genny Smith. Cheryl Soeung. Thoeup Sok. Sop horn Solis. Roberto Sophontore Class 241 Solis, Saul Solorzano. Lucinda Sophabmixay. Anola Sophabmixay. Pasong Soriano. Jovila Soriano. Marco Sorto. Ana Sos. Nory Sotelo. Maria Soto. Erick Soto. Jose Souksangouane. Kethkeo Souksangouane. Viengkh Soun. Poch Soun. Visat Suarez. Roumel Suay. Chreb Svay. Ath $y. Kieng Sy. Sokha Tang. Quynh Tanny. Stephen Tapia. Elia Than. Hy Tham. Minh Tieng. Gnep Torres. Brandi Torres. Carlos Torres. Gabricla Torres. Maria Torres. Martha Torres. Rogelio Torres. Rudy Tran. Cuong Tran. Ha Tran. My Tran. Tai Tran. Tuan Tuioti. Daniel UNda. Mar yell llrquiza. Roberto Valdez. Jim Valdivia. Patricia Valdivia. Sam Valdovinos. Elias Valencia. Elizabeth Valencia. Fermin Valencia. Javier Valles. Angelica Vang. Ak Vargas. Alfonso Vargas. Elva Vasquez. Blanca Vasquez. Estela Vazquez. Luisa Vasquez. Maria 242 Sophomore Class Pausing in front of his locker. John Williams thinks twice about opening it. Vela. Martha Velardez, Carlos Velasquez. Aida Velazquez. Robert Veliz. Silvia Ventura, Juan Verduzco. Enid Vioana. Bobby Vidana. Eric Vidana. Paul Viera. Simon Vicyra. Jonn Johnny Villa. Gerardo Villa. Guillermo Villagomez. Maria Villalobos, Juan Villalobos. Maria Villareal. Alicia Villegas. Gilbert Villegas. Javier Vizcarra. Frank Vizcarra. Gerardo Vollmer. Eric Walle. Jose Webb. Shawna Weibel. Carl Wilchie. Sharon Williams. Johnathan Wilson. Jennifer Wilson. Oscar Witron. Margarita Wright. Michael Yang. Gnia Yang. Gnia Yeb. Phy Young. Denise .Zamaro. Marco Zamora. Gabriela Zamudio. Olivia Sophomore Class 243 Into The Swing Of Things W ike most of the past Freshmen classes, this year's got off to a slow start but rapidly got into the swing of things m During the Freshmen year the class cabinets really aren't involved in coordinating dances or anything of that sort, M J The job of the Freshmen class cabinet is just making a start into the fundraising process preparing them for the Junior-Senior Prom. Dareen Siri. the Freshmen class President, was very successful with the help of the outstanding and very dedicated Freshmen who got out to help make their stay here at Santa Ana the very best. Pt lt, and Emmy Guerra. Secretary. FRESHMEN CLASS OF fice s Pam Sanchez. Vice President , 0� 'ce° W«f- k � a « IP1 MP ■ tjvcV' S� ndCt0° ,, O e ' o°«'t t1 'y'‘ •'1 v«« Thank to all the member of the clas cabinet and to the advisers. Without your enthu ia m and upport. we would not have had uch a successful year. Dareen Siri. Freshmen Class Cabinet 245 FRESHMEN Abril. Miguel Acevedo. Natalie Aceves. John Accnes. Sara Aguilar. Miguel Aguilera. Tony alameda. Luis Alba. Maria Albor. Sonia Alcaraz. Sara Alcaraz. Teresa Alcaraz. Olivia Aldaz. Mariana Aldrete. Ana Allen. Keshia Alvarado. Albert Alvarado. Chris Alvarado. Erick Alvarado. Luis Alvarado. Magdalena Alvarado. Norma Alvarez. Faustina Amezcua. Alicia Amezola. Jesus Amezquita. Rachel Anchondo. Armando Andrade. Claudia Andrade. Lucia Angclctti. Tonicho Angon. Alisa Arao. Melissa Araujo. Laura Arebalo. Jonathan Arellano. Carlos Arteaga. Jeanette Arvizu. Alma 246 Freshmen Class Arellano. Veronica Arreguin. Katherine Arenas, lamberto Arevalo. Claudia Arias. Jose Arroyo. Leone I Arroyo. Ricardo Arroyo. Veronica Arteaga. Julio Atilano. Eleazar Austin. Bobby Avalos. Veronica Avendano. Haracio Avila. Diana Avila. Jose Avila. Norma Aviles. Erica Aviles. Maria Ayala. Juan Azevedo. Aaron Azevedo. Ronnie Bade. Jennifer Barba. Martha Barcena. Refugio Barnhill. George Barrajas. Alma Bavajas. Ana Bautista. Jose Becerra. Juan Beltran. Benjamin Beltran. Eddie Bermudez. Leticia Bernal. Georgina Bicking. Geoffrey Bishop. Steven Bounpraseuth. Anousith Bradley. Amber Bravo. Julio Brown. Gwen Bustos. Yadira Byro. Herman Cabrera. Karina Cadena. John Cadena. Rene Caldera. John Calderon. Socoro Camacho. Joe Camarena. Sandra Camarillo. Joe Candelas. Jose Cano. Lydia Carillo. Carmen Carino. Sergio Freshmen Class 247 Just being together. Cesar Jaquez. Ralph Lara. Armando Davilla hang out during lunch. Carlos. Araceli Carranzo. Sergio Carrasco. Veronica Casares. Ruben Castellanos. Jose Castillo. Alicia Castillo. Olga Castillo. Ramiro Castro. Ada Castro. Juan Cazares. Karen Celis. Letticia Cejo. Sergio Cerda. Karina Cervantes. Ana Cervantes. Blanca Cervantes. Ricardo Chairez. Silverio Changkichith. Tairavath Chanthapanya. Susan Chanthavongsa. Phitsana Chau. Foung Chaves. Elena Chavez. Martin Chavez. Olgalidia Chea. Chhoath Chileng. No Choeum. Borin Chu. Chinh Cisneros. Jose Coleman. Ryan Collier. Yolanda Consejero. Ariel Contreras. Erica Contreras. Marco 248 Freshmen Class Cordova. Rafael Corlez. Alsonso Cortez. Gerry Cortez. Mary Cronin, Edmund Cross. Scot Cruz. Robert Cuadros. Maria Cuica. Marfelia Dao. Trang Darose. Tony Davilla. Richard De Haro. Candy De La Fuente. Salvador De La Cruz. Blanca Estela De La Riva. Eloisa De Leon. Cecilia Doan. Jimmy Delgado. Jose Delgado. Oscar Delgado. Oscar Delgado. Victor De Los Santos. Abel Diaz. Ivelize Diaz. Jesse Diaz. Jesse Diaz. Marc L � iaz. Salvador Diaz. Victor Dimas. Martin Do. Hieu Dominguez. Ana Dominguez. Angelica Dominguez. Fernando Dominguez. George Duarte. Laura Duran. Alma Durazo. Albert Enriquez. Abel Enriquez. Enrique Enriquez. Jo Escalante. Antonio Escalante. Gucnduly Escobar. Anita Esparza. Juan Espino. Teresa Esquibel. Griselda Esquivel. Bey mar Esquivel. Brenda Esquivel. Jose Estiada. Luis Estrada. Martha Fan. Steve Fausto. David Fa vela. Roberto Felix. Pedro Freshmen Class 249 Felix. Raul Felix. Rosa Figaroa. Rosie Figueroa. Francisco Figueroa. Jesus Figueroa. Margaret Flores. Felipe Flores. Hilda Flores. Jennifer Flores. Leo Flores. Maria Flores. Miriam Fores. Richard Franco. Victor Fregoso. Erica Fregoso. Miguel Fuentes. Alma Fuentes. Alma Gallardo. Angel Gallegos. Esther Gar. lazaro Garcia. Balvin Garcia. Belinda Garcia. Claudia Garcia. Cruz Garcia. Francisco Garcia. Jesse Garcia. Jose Garcia. Luis Garcia. Martha Garcia. Michelle Garcia. Nick Garcia. Ramon Garcia. Rosa Garcia. Santiago Garcia. Teresa Garcia. Yolanda Garduno. Lorena Garibay. Alma Garibay. Enrique Gasu. Mckay Gathers. Lisa Gatiola. Albert Godinez. April Godinez. Lorena Gomez. Andy Gomez. Gabriel Gomez. Jesse Gomez. Jesus Gomez. Maria Gomez. Silvia Gonzales. Cindy Gonzales. Johnny Gonzales. Ana Gonzales. Andy Gonzales. Belinda 250 Freshmen Class Gonzales. Delia Gonzales. Maggie Gonzales. Nestor Gonzales. Nicholasa Gonzales. Nora Graciano. Nanacy Grajeda. Maribel Grit ton. Sabine Guerra. Emmy Guerrero. Issac Guerrero. Yolanda Guijarro. Esmeralda Guillen. Armando Guillen. Damian Guillen. David Guillen. Eric Guillen. Jaquelme Guillen. Jesse Guillen. Pedro Guillen. Rebecca Gutierrez. Armando Gutierrez. Ezequiel Gutierrez. John Gutierrez. Jose Gutierrez. Jose Gutierrez. Juan Gutierrez. Patricia Guzman. Alma Halfcn. Melissa Hall. Dorathy Hernandez. Irma Hernandez. Laura Hernandez, Letty Hernandez. Luis Hernandez. Martha Taking a break. Tennis members Pam Sanchez. Candie Hines. Salina Gunthei. relax a minute during their hectic practice session. Freshmen Class 251 Hernandez. Richard Herrera. Guadalupe Hines. Candi Hinh. Hai Hittle. Nathan Hoang. Linh Hong. Sary Hua. Tuyet Humphrey. Janis Ibanez. Jorge Idilfonso. Marbellq Iniestra. Homero Iniestra. Mercedalia Islas. Efrhin Jacques. Cesar Jaime. Juan Jamaica. Alma Jefferies. John Jensen. Megan Jimenez. Francisco Johnson. Arthur Johnson. Billy Jorge. Angie Jorge, Veronica Jurado. Brenda Jurado. Sandra Kann. Mardi Keyes. Byron Khamchanh. Amphoric Kheang. Thouk Kim. Loeun Kim. Pharn Kim. Sophy Kingston. Sean Koeul. Mom The winner for this Year's Halloween Prom Queen .. . Harlean Vasquez 252 Freshmen Class Kohler. Eric Konechy. Michelle Lachino. Jose Laguna. Jhon Lara. Ralph Lara. Susan Lariz. Gonzalo Larson. John Le. Trung Leal. Arthur Leal. Jorge Ledesma. Carlos Leeder. Johnathon Lek. Phal lemus. Dcga Lhhoeuth. Soeung Lim. Richard Lunon. Sandra Leoper. Toshua Lona. Socun Lopez. Anita Lopez. Anna Lopez, Armando Lopez. Bertha Lopez. Cecilia Lopez. Diego Lopez. Dora Lopez. Dorothy Lopez. Gabriela Lopez. Guillermo Lopez. Jose Lopez. Jose Lopcz-Rodriguez. Jose Lopez. Maria Lopez. Mary Lopez. Oscar Lopez. Sergio Lopez. Stephanie Lopez. Veronica Lozano. Adriana Lucatero. Lorena Lupercio. Hector Macias. Maria Macias. Tammy Madera, Giseel Madrio. Charlotte Madrigal. Jesus Magallanes. Eva Magallanes. Ismael Magno. Rigoberto Major. Norman Maldonado. Viri Malkowski. Jennifer Mallipudi. Steven Manivong. Noukone Manzo. Georgina Freshmen Class 253 Manzo. Maria Maravilla. Lupe Maravilla. Monica Marentes. Jackie Mariscal. Anna Marquez. Brenda Marquez. Monica Martinez. Cecilia Martinez. Claudia Martinez. Francisco Martinez. John Martinez. Kristal Martinez. Lucia Martinez. Lucy Martinez. Luis Martinez. Luz Martinez. Maria Martinez. Maribel Martinez. Ozzie Martinez. Rachel Mata. Amadeo McDaniel. Beth Mejia. Blanca Mejia. Jose Melgoza. Frank Men. Sarour Mena. Everardo Mendez. Blanca Mendez. Sharky Mendez, Susan Mendoza. Alex Mendoza. Angie Mendoza. Guadalupe Mendoza. Maria Meth. Nareth Meza. Luis Mora. Nancy Mora. Oscar Morales. Genaro Morales. Johnny Morales. Marilyn Morales. Mario Moreno. Jesse Mosqueda. Albert Moz. Lorcna Munoz. Jose Munoz. Omar Murcia. Rafael Murgo. Uciel Muth. Phy Nanni. Giovanni Nava. Efren Nava. Maria Nava. Michele Navarro. Elvira Navarro. Gloria 254 Freshmen Class Alice in Wonderland” comes alive as shown by Laura Humprey. Janis Humprey. and Pam Sanchez. Navarro. Marcia Negrete. Maria Ngo. Vyrio Nguyen. Phuong Nguyen. Tien Nguyen. Tri Niebla. Rosalba Nielsen. Brian Nieto. Norma Nocsser. Jeff Ojeda. Tanya Oleta. Diane Olivares. Hugo Oricdo. Sandra Ornelas. Rosalia Orozco. Monica Orozco. Susana Ortega. Elizabeth Ortiz. Alvaro Ortiz. Frank Ortiz. Laura Ortiz. Marco Ortiz. Maria Oseguerra. Victor Osorio. Isuara Ou. Sambo Padilla. Roberto Palomares. Hector Paulino. Jose Paulo. Alma Pelphrey. Adam Perez. Albert Perez. Alison Perez. E(rain Perez. Joaquin Freshmen Class 255 While dunging tools in wood shop. Scott Cross takes a minute to smile for the camera. Perez. Lussy Perez. Maria L. Perez. Maria Perez. Maribel Perez. Martha Perez. Pablo Perez. Rafael Perez. Victor Pinedo. Alejandar Placencia. Gustavo Placencia. Veronica Plazola. Jimmy Por. Thy Povcda. Jhanna Prado. Rafael Prieto. Greg Prudencio. Elvia Quinones. Pedro Quintana. Frances Quintana. Irene Quintero. Minerva Quiroz. Emily Ramirez. Gerardo Ramirez. Gilbert Ramirez. Isabel Ramirez. Juan Ramirez. Ana Ramirez. Gerardo Ramirez. Juan Ramirez. Leticia Ramirez. Maria Ramirez. Robert Ramos. Hector Ramos. Ignacio Ramsey. Marshalette 256 Freshmen Class Rangel, trie Renteris. luz Resendiz, Rocio Reta. Gretchen Reyes. Robert Reyes. Rudy Reyes. Tcodomira Rios. Lucy Rivas. Alfonso Rivas. Eli Rivera. Ezequiel Rivera. Miguel Rivera. Saul Rizo. Alma Rocio Robles. Fernando Robles. Jose Rodrigues. Adam Rodriguez. Alma Rodriguez. Araceli Rodriguez. Epifania Rodriguez. Gina Rodriguez. Henry Rodriguez. Juan Rodriguez. Maria Rodriguez. Soma Rodriguez. Ulfano Rodriguez. Yanira Rojas. Eloy Rojas. Griselda Rojas. Rudy Roland. Juan Roman. Adriel Romero. Christie Romero. Dimas Romero. Margarita Romero. Sergio Ros. Vongsaranak Rosales. Christian Rosales. Louie Rosas. Isela Rubio. Olivia Ruelas. Gabriela Ruiz. Antonio Ruiz. Avelina Ruiz. Danny Ruiz. Dioscoro Ruiz. Nanette Ruvacalba. Felipe Ruvacalba. Ruben Sahagun. Roslinda Salazar. George Saldana. Juan Salinas. Eduardo Sanchez. Carlos Sanchez. Carlos Sanchez. Dina Freshmen Class 257 Sanchez. Faustina Sanchez. FJugo Sanchez. Juan Sanchez. Mario Sanchez. Pam Sanchez. Ricardo Sanchez. Veronica Sandoval. Frank Sandoval. Jesus Sandoval. Norbert Sandoval. Norma Sang. Putheary Sanmiguel. Felipe Santibanez. Laura Santibanez. Laura Santibanez. Maria Santibanez. Marla Santamaria. Rosalinda Saucedo. David Savala. Vicky Sayachack. Bouchanh Schwalm. Kristen Segovia. Rafael Segura. Maria Sepulveda. Andres Sermeno. Freddy Serna. Carlos Serrano. Leticia Serrano. Yolanda Serratos. Loy Shubin. Edward Silva. Cornelio Silva. Enrique Silva. Judy Siri. Dareen Sioris. Jeff Skipworth. Trevor So. Saphaz Solano. Guillermo Solis. Alex Solis. Ana Solis. Marco Solorio. Gina Sorn. Lun Sorn. Sarim Soto. Manuel Suearez. Catherine Sy. Lyhoung Tapia. Fabiola Tapia. Fernando Taylor. Corey Teran. Rosa Than. Sophin Thang. Thoeun Tiv. Savoda Torres. Aide 258 Freshmen Class Torres. Hilda Torres. Martha Torres. Martha Torres. Patricia Tovar. Christina Tran. Yen Tungui. Jessie Ui. Pao Valdez. George Valdez. Irma Valdivia. Oscar Valencia. Jose Valencia. Saul Valle. Jose Valleroy. Karla Vansot. Rokiyah Vasquez. Harvey Vasquez. Juan Vasquez. Karina Vasquez. Manuala Vazquez. Miguel Vazquez. Miguel Vazquez. Miguel Vazquez. Miguel Vela. Betsabe Velasquez. Fcrmin Velasquez. Fermin Ventura. Ben Vergara. Ramiro Vidrio. Araceli Villa. Monica Villalobos. Jose Villamar. Sacheena Villaereal. Nancy Nathan Hittlen sits patiently waiting to have his makeup put on for this Fall’s Play. Freshmen Class 259 Villasaldo. Kcila Villasana. Jaime Villasenor. Bertha Villasenor. Santiago Virrveta. Gregorio Vivas. Elvira Vu. Van Williams. Kevin Woo. Luis Woolridge. Chauncey Wright. Andrew Ya. Maysam Yallew. Solomon Ybarra. Diana Ybarra. Genoveva Yerena. Ramon Ynostrosa. Manuel Young. Kevin Zamarrida. Ruben Zambrano. Jesus Zamora. Carlos Zamora. Martha Zamora. Javier Zamudio. Javier Zamudio. Victor Zaragoza. Frank Zaragoza. Silvia Zuniga. Carlos Zuniga. Maria Zurita. Cesar Gasing at the camera. Frank Saldavar tries to look cool. 260 Freshmen Class Hard .11 work. Freshmen having .1 good lime m their Spanish 1-2 class. Impatiently waiting for lunch, two Freshmen students count their money. Intensly staring at the camera. Frank Vasque: relaxes in between classes. Freshmen Candids 261 '■c Sye Many times this year American hearts soared and then dropped again. Scandals plagued all levels of politics. The foundations of many religious organizations were shaken by accounts of sexual encounters by top religious figures. Attack after attack made Pit Bull owners question whether their seemingly loveable pets would turn on the hands that fed them. The country watched and waited as rescuers tried to free a little girl from the Texas well that she had fallen into. The stock market took an even greater plunge, an estimated S500.000.CXX) was lost. Amidst all the chaos. Pope John Paul II managed to tour the U.S. ZOonCcC Many political and social issues made their way into the camera, papers, and magazines. Issues such as the Nicaraguan Contras, the Korean protest. to the everlasting famine in Ethiopia. President Reagan made history by meeting with Gorbachev for peace talks and the reduction of niclear arms. Mines were set out in the Persian Gulf by Iranians. This led to chaos, tragedy, and death of the innocent. Current Events 263 Deaths of Famous People; Fred Astaire Mary Astor James Baldwin Michael Bennet Ray Bolger Clare Booth Luce William Casey Henry Ford Jackie Gleason Rita Hayworth John Huston Danny Kaye Liberace Heather O'Rourke Geraldine Page Clara Pellar Robert Preston Andres Segovia Willi Smith Andy Warhol Harold Washington It was a year of change in sports, beginning with boxing. Mike Tyson punched his way into a showdown with Larry Holmes. At the end of the contest, there was a new heavy weight champion. It was also the year of the underdog. Both the Minnesota Twins and the Washington Redskins overcame all the odds to win the World Series and the Super Bowl. It was a disappointing Winter Olympics for the U.S., because Debbie Thomas didn’t do as well as expected. Katarina Witt, of East Germany won the gold medal in figure skating, becoming the second person to ever win consecutive gold medals. i 364 Current Events Whether you saw it on the big screen or you heard it over the air waves, movies and music played a vital role in keeping America content. The 87-88 school year was a year when a dog became a star. Spuds McKenzie became a household name by making T.V. commercials. In Good Morning Vietnam.” Robin Williams portrayed a disk jockey who lessened the tensions of war by playing music. U2 had their greatest success with their Joshua Tree” album. The album, which received album of the year, sold over 2 million copies. Fatal Attraction showed the dangers of adultery. California raisins were a big hit. with their Heard It Through The Grapevine” Commercial. Michael Jackson had his first album in over five years, although he received many Grammy nominations, he didn't win any. fa Safenfaitimeat Current Events 265 The end of an Out of the Ordinary” year. For the Freshmen, the high school experience has only begum for the Sophomores and Juniors, they move much closer to their final yean but for the Seniors, high school is over. For them, this has been a special time and year of their lives. During the past four years, they have received a greatly appreciated education and discovered a little about themselves. But the school work isn't what makes high school so memorable for it is only a small part of what high school is all about. What does make it so memorable are the memories of friends, of games and good times, and yes. even of teachers. The education that has been gained will be. now and in the future, put to good use. Flopefully this book has captured a few memories that when looked back upon, will bring to life a long forgotten or distant time and place. This book is dedicated to the Seniors, the Class of 1988. whose high school experience has come and gone. Yet no matter how many years may have passed and will pass, the memories of the time in which we lived and the events we shared with others will stay as fresh as when they occurred. . . . On the other side of the camera for a change. Gavino Vasquez sports a devilish grin. Showing what makes him different. Derrick Mayo displays what a day of school can do to you. Finally getting their picture taken (and put in the yearbook). Brandi Dart and Gina Costello prove that just being together is enough to make them happy. Sharing a quiet moment together during a hectic day of studying. Michelle Smith and Carmela Marino enjoy lunch together. Demonstrating an easy way to get through a crowd. Gabriel Soto uses an out of the ordinary route. Having the time of their lives - a sample of what a day in the life of a Senior is like. Closing 267 MARlCnE u I I i - uioovd ■VHc. Lo- e v Baaer ■LE PORTRAIT WCRLD’ DAVID BLALACK'S PORTRAIT WORLD 325 N. MULLER ANAHEIM, CA 92801 (714) 778-4554 Tommy Clark General Manager GOOD LUCK CLASS OF ’83 FROM Ted Stroschein, Class of ’63 Congratulations to the Class of 1988 Andrew L. Hernandez BEST WISHES CLASS OF ’88 From The Badminton Club Telephone 040-0437 GEORGE GEORGIEFF. D.D.S.. INC. Practice Uimiteo to Orthodontic By appointment 020 WlIT EOINOER AVENUE SANTA ANA. CA 02707 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1988 FROM S.A.H.S. P.T.A. 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J..l.n 241 Arvlzu. Alma 2-I6 Arva... Angel Arvlzu. Marlo 229 Arzate. Ruth IS. 2l Alllano. Abel 2l2. IBS Alllano. Eleazar 24' Alkrnson. Ton. Auslln. Bobby 247 Allslm. Nalhan Avalos. l-len 229 Avalos. Hobby Avalos. Jose 2l. l40. I-ll Avalos, Klbben Avalos. Manuel 2l2 Avalos. Veronlca 24' lano. Horacio IBS. 24' Avena A..-.y. M.n.......- A...la. o..n.s 24' Aon. nancy 2.2 Ann. rage. .40 Ayn... Lnlal... 229 Av.la. ...sf 242 Av.ls. .vls....e... 2.2 Av.ln. Mney Annu. lvl.. an. 229 A.v.Ia. Norma 247 3. N. l75 Avlla. Olivia Avlla. Ramon Avlla. Rosa 2I Avlla. Salvador 2I2 Avlla. Vvelle 2l. 49. 82, 83. 98, lm Avlles. Lrlca 247 Avlles. Marla 247 Avlna. Aracell 2l2 Avlna. Gabuel Ayala. Armando IS. ll. IOS. l2I. ISO. 79 Ayala. raw... 2.. .54 Ayala. lranclsco 229 Ayala. Jorge 2l3 Ayala. Jorge 229 Ayala. Juan I-IS. 2-I7 Ayala. Ronnle ISO. 2l3 Azevedo. Aaron 2-I7 Azevedo. Ronald 2-I7 Azlz. Abdullah 229 Azlz. Nallbullah 229 Baca. Cella Baca. Radrne 229 Backus. Thomas Bade. Angel Hade. Jennller ISI. 247 llade. Sarah 2I3. 75 Baez, Marcos 229 Baeza. Adriana 2l3 Ballon. Marco Halderas. Lnllno Bald.-ras. Lellcla 2l. 2l3 Balleza. Vesslca Ballodan Banlr. GI Haragas. Baralas. Barajas. llsmss. Baralas. Flaralas. o. karhya ll al 229 Alma Ana Hnmberlo lg....f... 2l3 Marla Norlna 229 Barba. Marllla 247 llarboza. Harcena. Lllzabellr 229 r.'...g.a 247 Barnes. Lddre Barnes. Issac ISR Barnes. Jennller Barnerr. Barnlnll. o...n.- 2I3 Q.-we 24' Barragan. Jose Harragan. Luls 229 Barragan, Luz Harrnga... mek Harragan, ea.. Rarraza. Gregory 2I3. IG9 Barrera. Marco ll! llarrera. Rachelle Harreras. Cvlllrerl 2l3 rlnmga. eau...-l 228 llarrlos. Lslella 2l3 llarrlos. lrernando 2l3. B6 lflarlell. Roller. 2l Har...-y. Ma.yln'l.-.. Basllawa y oo... IIB 229 I . ' ' . ll..slnwa.y. l..l...ny 2l3 llasl.n...s.y. v...4.....- 2l3. II9. I79 Hall, Vlllfelll nn...-.. l...s..... 2I3 Haughnlan. Carlnen 2l3. IIS. II2. 2Il Haullsla. Jose II6. 247 l-xan..s.s. lvl.g..el Haullsla. Veronica 229 Reas. Ldnardo Becerra. Aracely 2l Becerra. Imelda Becerra. Jesus llecerra. Juan 2-I7 Hecerra. Manuela llecerra. Mary 229 lleclxmann. Lolhar Hellsle. Roberl lielnsle. Sonny llellnarez. Denise ll0. 227. I23. II6. 229 Belmonle. Benlamln Bellran. Anahel l1el....... lla...a...... 247 Beltran. Ldwardo 24' Hellran. of...g...s Il l4el..n... lvls.g...a. lienavldes. Juan Henavldes. Llsa Renavldes. Sllverlo Bender. Lalnorn Henson. Jellery 2l3. IG7 Rage.. Ll.2..be.l. 2l Berber. Rosa 2I ez Lellcla 247 Berlneud . liermudez. Juana 2l l-lermudez. Pablo Bermudez. Socorro 2l n.f...al. cn-a.g.na 24' Herlrand. Ldward 78. IB. II. 48. 32. 96. 65. l2l. IIS. IIT, I22 Helancourl. Lva 229 Reyna. lvl......al 229 lillakla. Vasanl 22. Ili. I20. I26. II7. 79 lllcklng. Audra 2l2. 98 ll.f.....g. Geolrey s4. l4s. os, 247 llln, Rllll 2l3 Hln. Velh 2I3 Blrla. Shan. l4..l.a,., Mrchael 213 l4.sl.a,., Sreven 24' Rlanco, Lnlo l4l. I6-I Bland. Damon I40. 2I3 lllas...ga...... Da.. llolvadllla. Jullo IIE lr...a.q...-2. sanarn 229 llonllla. Marla 23 lr.4..a. ...an 229 llorlas. Rogello Horland. Loren 22. II3. IIO. Houloln. Oulnanh 2l2. I24 liouloln. Sombath 22. I2-I llounlwo, Mamsack 92. 93. 213 liollnpraseullr. Anlmala lil. I2S. 229 ........,..asn...... A.........l. lei 24' lr.n.n...e. Rolo.. ll.-..y.-a.. Dana 22. 92. as rsnwa... Larry nay... Dena 22. .vs nay... lol... 22 ll.n.ll.-y. A...l.e.- 24. Bradley, .aa Crtstttta 215 Degra Bradshaw. Mlcltelle 213. 160. 225 Branttla. Verotnca 22 Bratton. Henr Bravo, C Bravo. Eltsa Bravo. Julto 158. 169 Bravo. Luts 229 Brtdges. Y oncepcton. 229 Fredertck 5. 22. 140. 142 Brtones. Loute Brtseno, Joel Brtto. Rosalva 229 Brock. Susan Brooks. Tyra Brower. Matt 229 Brown. Gwendolytt 247 Brown. Sabrtna 213 Brown. Serena 213 Bruce. Trttta 22. 125. 160 Buena. Peter. 229 Buenrostro. Edward 213. 164 Bun. Bolay 22 Bun. Tltou Bunde. Jtll 150 Buttltey. Borarothy 21' Bunhey. Stvuth 213 Burch. Brandon 22. 166 Burctaga. Rosa 22 Burgos. Jerry Busby. Paul 229 Busttllos. Jose Bustos. Vdtra 133. 247 Byrd. Hertnatt 247 Caballero. Marto Cabrera. Cabrera. Cabrera. Cabrera. Cabrera. Cabrera. Cabrera. Cabrera Caceres. Cadena. Cadena. Cadena. Cadena. Cadena George George Jesus 213 Marta Marto 229 Nydla Ratttort Raul 213 Franctsco Arturo 213. 154 Jolttt 247 Martbel 213 Rene 145. 155. 247 Rud 213 - Y Cadenas. Juan Cala. Antta Ill Caldera. Jatnes 146 Caldera. John 247 Calderon. Atntlcar 164. 229 Calderon, Calderon, Eva 229 Calderon. Marta Calderon. Rebecca Calderon. Reynaldo Calderon. Socorro 247 Caltz. Nellte 163, 229 Calvtllo. Attna Camacho. Hugo Camacho. Joseph 145. 247. 169 Catttacho. Juan Catnacho. Mta 22 Catnacho. Tatttara 229 Catnarena. Alttta 213 Catttarena. Anna Catttarena. Jatttte Camarena. Sandra 247 Catnartllo. Angte 229 Catnartllo. Arturo Catnartllo. Jose 247 Catnba. Chester 155, 229 Canterena. Dolores 213 Campas. Gabrtel Campbell. Jerntatne Campos. Albert Campos. Javter Campos, Lucta Catttpuzano. Pedro 229 Canas. Carlos Canas. Verotttca 23 Candelarta. Chrtstophe Cattdelas. Jose 165. 247 Cano. ltdta 247, 171 Came, Atta 153. 123. 163. 229. 171 Canttllo. Rtcardo 22 Canto. Mtnerva 22. 90. 91. 121 Catnoran. Evartsto Canto. Rocltelle 104. Cao. Kttn Carachure, George 168 Carbatal, Beverley 213 Carbatal. Davtd 22 Carbatal. Verontca Cardenas. Arturo Camarena. Dolores Carooso. Eltzabetlt 5. 23 Cartno. Sergto 247 Carlos. Aracelt 248 Carntona. Julto 105 Caro. Htlda 23, K!! Carpenter. Darrel 101. 105. 230 Carpenter. Robert Carr. Robert Carrattza. Alvaro Carranza. Raul Carranza. Sergto 248 Carrasco. Vernave 165 Carrasco. Javter Carrasco, Betty Julte Carrasco, Rosle 213 Carrasco. Vorontca 248 90. 91, 131. 137. 113, 213. II2. 211 Casttllo. Pedro 213 Cortes. Aracelt 214 Dtaz. Ruben Estrada. Marta Garcta. Balvtn 94. lm. 250 Casttllo. Rattttro 155. 248 Cortes. Consuelo 105 Dtaz, Salvador 249 Estrada, Martha 153. 161. 249. I72 Garcta. Beltnda 250 Casttllo. Rtchard 23 Cortes. Montca Dtaz. Teresa Estrella. Merontca Garcta. Beniatntn Casttllo. Rna Cortes. Rebecca 214, 119 Dtaz. Verontca 105 Euzarraga. Parla Garcta. Blanca 147. I72 Castro. Ada 248 Cortes. Rodotlo Dtaz. Vtctor 249 Euzarraga. Sergto Garcta, Carlos 27. 140. 141 Castro. Carnten Cortez. Adan 214 Dtaz. Wtllte 231 Evans. Chandra Garcta. Carlos 169 Castro. Cectlta Cortez. Allonso Dtaz. Xoclntl Fatrchtld. Anty Garcta. Cartnen Castro. Franctsco 230 Cortez. Alvaro 230 Dtgtlto. Gregory 231 Faiardo. Estela 152. I22. 162. 215 Carcta. Cesar Castro. Juan 248 Cortez. Blanca 24 Dtlly, Marlene 25. 82. 83. 98. 99. Falcon. Montca Garcta. Claudta 250. I77 Castro, Juan Cortez. Esteban 165. 230 175 Fan Steve 249 Garcta. Consuelo 232 Castro, Juan Cortez. Fernando Dttnas. Aletandro Fantt. Rtcltartl 140 Garcta. Cruz 250 Castro, Marta Cortez. Gerardo 146 Dtmas. Jose 231 Fantt. Robbte 25. 51. 140. 141. I72 Garcta. Davtd Castro. Marta Cortez. Jose 230 Dttttas. Marttn 249 Farlatt. Jorge Garcta. Elena 232 Castro. Patrtcta Cortez. Marko Dtntas. Martttt Farlow. Franctsco I44. 23. 169 Garcta. Ettnlta 216 Catacutan. Ptttky 213 Cortez. Mary 249 Do. Cltuong Farnberg. Ertca Garcta. Franctsco 250 Catanzaro. Ttna Cortez. Patrtcta 214. 103 Do Hteu 249. 177 Fate. Tatntke Garcta. Franctsco Cazares. Karen 248, 171 Cortez. Rocto 24 Do Hung 25 Faught. Deborah Garcta. Frank 216 Cazarez. Martbel 105. 230 Cortez. Sally 214. 112. 162. Do Huyen 178. 179 Fausto. Davtd 145. 249. 169 Garcta. Gabrtela 27. 130 Ceballos, Bertha I77 Cortez. Soma Do Mtnlt 215. 132 Fausto. Joseph 215 Garcta. Gabrtela Ceballos. Pedro Costa. Ntckolas Do Muot. D Favela, Roberto 249 Garcta. George Cedeno. Elsa 213 Costello, Gtna 214. 267 Do. Quang 231 Feltx. Marttn 215 Garcta. Glorta Cedeno, Sergto 230 Cortee. Dtane 214 Do Tat. X 25. 128. 178, 179 Feltx. Pedro 249 Garcta, Gracteta 232 Ledeno. Sylvta 267. 213 Covarrubtas. Rosa 230 Do. Vtctor 132. 231. 179 Feltx. Paul 250 Gracta. Gregory 216 Ceta. Anna 213 Covtan, Marttn 24 Doan. Thu Feltx. Rosa 250 Garcta. Gustavo Ceta. Marco Covtatt. Yolanda 44 Doan. Tranlt 231 Feltx. Rosa 250 Garcta. Irnta Cela. Oscar Coy, Kevnt 230 Domntguez. Ana 249 Feltx Valerte 25 Garcta. Ivan Ceta. Sergto 248 Coz. Fernando Domtnguez. Attgeltcz 249 Fernandez. Elotna Garcta. Jalena Celeste. Jeannette Craytott. Estrus 140. 172 Domtnguez. 1-eltpe Fernandez. Grace 215 Garcta. James 27. 78. 18. 81. 97. 113 Celts. Eduardo 214 Crtsp. Jasort 24 Donnttguez. Fernando 249 Fernandez. Jesste 231 80. 118. 117. l2O Celts, Lettcta 154. 248 Croloot. Barbara 24 Domtnguez. Hugo 215 Fernandez. Marco 25 Garcta. Jasttttn Cerda. Jesus 23 Crotntt. Edmund 155. 245. 249 Domtnguez. Jorge 249 Fernandez. Mtguel Garcta. Jesse 250 Cerda. Kartna 248 Cross. Cltrtstopher 256 256 Domtnguez. Marta 215 Fernandez. Norma 231 Garcta. Jesus kerrtteno. Norma Crossno. Angela 24. 152. 235. 80 Dottnnguez. Omar Ftgueroa. Alma Garcta. Jon 27. 48. 149. II3. 67. 118. Cervantes. Allredo Cruz. Cestlta 45 Dotnntguez. Roberto Ftgueroa. Eduardo 231 120. I22. 126. II7. 79. 176 Cervantes, Ana 148 Cruz. Chrtstopher Dottttttguez. Verontca 231 Figueroa, Franctsco 250 Garcta. Jose 250 Cervantes. Aracelt 230 Cruz. Danny 230 Dondtego. Marta 105 Ftgueroa. Jatrne 25, 48 Garcta. Jose Cervantes. Arturo 230 Cruz. Eltzabeth Douangsantth. Anourack Ftgueroa. Jesus 250 Garcta. Jose Cervantes. Blanca 107. 248 Cruz. Hugo Douglass. Tracy 94. 108. 137. 231 Ftgueroa, Jose 66 Garcta. Jose Cervantes. Jesus 214 Cruz. Ines Drucker. Megan 78. 25. II7. 162, 170 Ftgueroa, Margaret 107. 250 Garcta, Jose 69 Cervantes. Jose 214 Cruz. Javter Du Rose. Anthoney Ftgueroa. Marta Garcta, Jose Cervantes. Marta Cruz, Joae Duarte. Alexandre Ftgueroa. Olga Garcta. Jose Cervantes. Rtcardo 248 Cruz, Marto 24. 155 Duarte. Allonso Ftgueroa. Peter 215 Garcta. Jose 232 Cervantes. Salvador 165. 230 Cruz. Martha 230 Duarte. John Ftgueroa. Raquel 25 Garcta. Jose 145 Cervantes. Verontca 214 Cruz. Martha 230 Duarte. Laura Ftgueroa. Reyna 215 Garcta. Julte Chacon. Cesar 214 Cruz. Oscar 230 Duarte. Marta 231 Ftnlrock. Mtchael Garcta. Julto 216 Chacon. Matra Cruz. Roberto 249 Duarte. Roselt Ftno, Juana Garcta. Juventtna Chatrez, Gabrtel 230 Cuadra. Atttltottta Duclt, Mon 215 Fletclter. Jultus 140. 141. 215 Garcta. Laura 216 Lhatrez, Stlverto 248 Cuadros. Marta 249 Duettas. Eva Fletcher. Roberta Garcta. Letecta 216. 232 Chan, Clthat Cubtas. Letttn Duenas. Marta Flores. Adam 69 Garcta. Lettcta Chattdler. Dwtgln Cuellar. Marta 215. 112. 211. 179 Dun. Krtstal 92. 93, 215. Ill. 211 Flores. Albert 231. 169 Garcta. Luts 250 Chattckachttlt. Tlttrastt 154. 230. Cuellar. Rene 215 Duon. Savooun Flores. Angela 123 Garcta. Magda 216 248 Cueva. Luts Duong, Bang Flores. Anthony Garcta. Manuela Chanckachtth. Thtravat I24. 146. Cueva. Marto 230 Duong. Tteu Flores. Bertha 133 Garcta. Margartt 167. 179 Cueva. Martha 215 Duran. Antonta 215 Flores. Carlos 231 Garcta. Marta Cltanttoy. Penron Cuevas. Dentse Duran. Armando 25. 140 Flores. Chrtsttne 18, 26, 48. 98. 99 Garcta. Marta 136 Chanthapanya. Suchada I24. 248 Cuevas. Jose Duran. Gabtno Flores. Deltsa Garcta. Mark Chantltavongsa. Nhotnntal 157, 230 Cuevas. Mtchael Duran. Ltltana Flores. Eltsabeth 215 Garcta. Marta 250 Chatnhavongsa. Plntsan I24. 248 Cuevas. Raul 230 Duran. Noelta 153. l7I Flores. Feltpe 90. 94. 250 Garcta, Martha 28. Chapman. Ryan 230 Cutca. Dantel 45 Duran. Ruben 215 Flores. Fertntn Garcta, Mary Chau. Fouttg 248 Cutca. Martbel 230 Duran, Teodora 25 Flores. George 154. 215 Garcta, Mtchelle 250 Chau. Hat Cutca, Motses 215 Durazo. Alberto 249 Flores. Guadalupe Garcta. Mtguel 232 Chavartn. Marcos 165. 214 Cunnlttgltattt, Wallace Duvel. Glen 215. 176 Flores. Htlda 250 Garcta. Ntck 250 Chavarm. Patrtck 214 Curtel. Petra 230 Dy. Sophea Flores. Horacto Garcta. Oscar Cltaves. Adam 116. 227 Dalesst. Mathew 5. 215 Dysome. Sotttclnth Flores. Irene Garcta. Rattton 250 Chavez. Allottso I4. 23 Dang, Thong 230 Dysonte. Tltonglor 231 Flores. Jenmler 94. 250 Garcta. Raul 216 Cltavez. Carlos 214 Datttan. Luts 215 Ezng. San Flores. Jose 231 Garcta. Raul 232 Chavez. Chrtsta 23. Dantan. Omar 215 Eang. Soktndara 231 Flores. Juan-Antont Garcta. Rtcardo 216 Chavez. Elena 248 Datttatt. Verotttca 215. 133 Eap. At 25. 79 Flores. Leo 250 Garcta Rtcky 149. 103. 169 Cltavez. Franctsco Dao. Trang 249 Ear, Nay 215 Flores. Lettcta 215 Garcta. Roberto Chavez. Hector 146. 230 Dart. Brandt I8. 24. 90. 91, 267 Echavarrta, Rtck Flores. Ltnda 25 Garcta. Rodollo 232 Chavez. Janne 214 Davalos. Datttarts 230 Edelman. Jacob Flores. Ltsa Garcta. Rosa 250 Lhavez, Jatttte 214 Davalos. Rosa Edtnond, Jocelyn 25. II2 Flores. Manuel 215 Garcta. Samuel 28. 94. lm Chavez. Jorge Davalos. Samuel 230 Eltgento. Carlos Flores. Marco Garcta. Sandra Chavez. Jose 158 Davenport. Cynthta 24, lll. 77. 76 El. Roset 231 Flores. Marta 250 Garcta. Santtago 250 Chavez, Juart 230 Davtdson. Marta I4. 24. 82. 85. 90, Elder. Kevtn 215 Flores, Marta 215 Garcta. Sergto I4. 216 Chavez. Juan 66. 267 Elt. Lealattulag Flores. Marto Garcta. Stprtano 165. 232 Chavez. Juan Davtdson. Stella I4. 45. 66. 64 Eltas. Luts 231 Flores. Marto Garcta. Teresa 90. 91. 250 Chavez. Julte Davtla. Armando Eltzalde. Jellrey Flores. Martha 231 Garcta. Verontca Chavez. Luts 214 Davtla. Jose Eltzalde. Jesstca Flores. Mtguel 231 Garcta. Vtctor 28 Chavez. Martttt 248 Davts. Ltnda 230 Eltott. Leah 86. 64, 108. 110. 118. 112, Flores. Mtrtatn 250 Garcia. Yolanda 250 Cltavez. Olga 248 Chavez. Perlecto Chavez. Servando 214 Cltavez. Sylvta Cltavez. Che. Dte Tttta u Tltuy 136. 230 Chea. Buntha 214 Chea. Chhdeub Chea. Chltoutlt 248 Cheng. S arah 23. 128 Chetlt. Naltn 214 Chhattt. Kha cttttay. van no Chhay. Van 230 Clthetn, Sa 214 Chhtttt, Sal 214 Chtleng. No 248 Chtsholtn. Shante Cho. She rn 23. 80. 120, 121. 117 Chucron. Luc 23. C hoeutn. Choeuttt. Chu. Chl Boratt 230 Borttt 248 nh 248 Ctsneros. Ernesto Ctstteros. Jose 248 Ctstteros. Lydta 230 Ctstteros. Rattttro Ctstteros. Yvette 214 Clay. Davtd Clay. ken Cleary, Tttnothy 230 Dean. ttttttuy 94, ns De attda, Dolores 230 De anda. Elvta De anda. Marta 215 De Anda. Mtguel De Haro. Cattdtda 249 De Haro. Reggte De La De la De La De La De La De La De La De La De La De La De La Cruz. Blanca 249 Cruz. J Cruz. R. Cruz. S Fuente. Rocco 215 Fuente. Sal 249 Paz, E 215 Paz, Marco Rtva. Delltna 24 Rtva. Elotsa 136. 115. 24 Rtva. G 215 De La Rtva. Mark 215. 168 De La De Le De Le De Le Torre. N on Atttt. R 230 on. Eleazar 215 on. Ernesto 24 De Leon. Manlredo 24 De Leon. Marcta 24 De Leon. Nelda De Leott. Seraltn 164 De Lo s Santos. Abel 249 Clemens. Charles 23. De Petrts, Sonya De Outtoz, Jean Dean. M 249. 169 Deartng, Kathleen Cobtan. Jose 214 ttttttont . Shetla 230 Es ms. Arety 29 Colby. Lee 87, 149. I74 Del. Carttten. Jacquelme 230 Carretto. Antottto Carrtera. Martha Carrtera. Sandra Carrtllo. Carmen 91 Carrtllo. Jultan230 Carrtllo. Marta Carrtllo. Tttttothy Carvatal. Jttttttty 23. II2 Casares. Albert 23 Casares. Davtd Casares. Ltsa 123. 213 Casares. Ruben 248 Castatteda. Dtlva Castaneda. Glorta 213 Castaneda. Julto Castaneda. Lettcta Castaneda. Marco Castatteda. Mtguel 230. 169 Castaneda. Soma Castelan. Atttotno Castellattos. Janne 213 Castellartos. Jose 248 Castella Casttllo. Casttllo. 175 Casttllo, Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. Casttllo. tos. Mtrtam 230. 231 Aletandra Altcta 150. 107. 248. I74. Angela 23 Carlos Cruz 23 Edelttttra Elatne 104, 213 Glorta Jesus 23. 140. 142 Juan 213 Marta Nora 23 Olga 248 Coletttan. Ryan 248 Colvtn. Mtchael Contpara tt. Tony 214 Connero. Scott 140 Conttoclne. Mtchael I74 Cottsetero. Artel 248 Consetero. Dtego 214 Contreras. Datnel Contreras. Ertka 248 Contreras. l-redertco 94. 214. 154 Comreras. Isabel Contreras. Juan Contreras. Marco 2-18 Contreras. Marta Contreras. Martttt Contreras, Raul Contreras, Raul Cook. Kathleen 230 Coo er Eltzabeth 14.97. 214. 66 p . Cope. Jeremy Corbtn. Bryan 140. 141. 214. 168 Cordero. Blanca Cordoba. Guadalupe 230 Cordova. Leonard Cordova. Ratael 249 Cordova. Renta 214 Cortteto. Agusttn Cortteto. Agusttn Corona. Cynthta 24. 123 Coronado. James C orottet. C oronel. Attgeltca 10-1. 230 Juan 214 Corral. Vtctor Correa. Jose 7 Correa. Martsol 230 Correa. Rtcardo 214 Cortes. Allonso 2-19 Del Muro. Cartttert Del Real. Magdalena 230 Del Real. Ostel Del Rt Del Rt o. Ferntttt o. Sammy 230 Del Toro. Cresencto Del Toro. Cresencto 24 Del Toro. Juan 215 Del Toro. Soledad 231 Delatorre. Stlvtna Delgadtllo. Arntantlo Delgadtllo. Gabrtel 215 Delgado. Jose 249 Delgado. Jose Delgado. Oscar 145. 249 Delgado. Raul Delgado. Vtctor 249 Dennt Devo Delste. Steven r ngholl. Natalte 25. 92 a, Davtd Dtaz. Armando Dtaz. De Dtaz. Gabrtela 25 Dtaz. lveltze 249 Dtaz, Jesse 145, 249 Dtaz. Jesus 249 Dtaz, Jose Dtaz. Jose Dtaz. Jose. Dtaz. Juatt Dtaz. Lorena Dtaz. Marco 249 Dtaz. Marta 231 Dtaz. Marta Dtaz. Mtcaela 94 Dtaz. Oscar 231 Dtaz. Rosa 215 9 231. 239 Elton. Terrance 5. 26. 49. 83, 86. 87. 146. 172 l:ttt, Reas Ettt. Reas Etn. Soph Ettttltano. Ettnltano. Ennltano. al 215 Juan Socorro Vtrgtnta 215. I72 Eng. Phay 215 Eng. Pheng 215 Eng. Stmo Enraca. Sonny Enrtquez. Abel 249 Enrtquez. Cesar 26 Enrtquez. Eltas 146, 164, 172 Enrtquez. Enrtque 249 Enrtquez. Jo 94. 149 Enrtquez. Marta Enrtquez. Marta Enrtquez. Petra Escalame. Atttottto 249 Escalattte. Carlos. Escalantc. Guendult 249 Escalattte. Luts Escalante. Manuel Escalattte, Trtcta 231 Escattttlla. Escattnlla. Sal Escobar, Atttta 249 Escobedo. Allredo Escobedo. Blanca Flores. Natda Flores. Phtlltp 215. 168 Flores. Ra1aeI 25 Flores. Rebeca 215 Flores. Rtchard 94. 250 Flores. Rosa 251 Flores. Salvador 26 Flores. Sergto Flores, Vtctorta Ill Flores. Walter 231 Fonseca. Antonto Fonseca. Martsela Fonseca, Stlvta Fowler. Rtchard Fowler. Robert 27. 80, 154. 79 Franco. Dantel 231 Frattco, Jose 27, 168 Franco, Vtctor 145. 250. 169 Franklin. John mats. toytyn Frausto. Eltzalteth Fregoso. Ertka 250 Fregoso. Mtguel 250 Frettas. Mark 216 Frlas. Alma Frtas. Jacoba Frtas. Patrtcta 27. 85. 90. 91 Frtzzle. Charles 231 Fry. Morgan Fuentes. Alma 250 Fuentes. Carlos Garduno. Lettcta 216. 104 Garouno. Lorena 250 Gartbay. Gartbay. Gartbay. Gartbay. Garza, E Alttta 250 Enrtque 155. 250 lazaro Yadtra 232 va Garza, Mtchele 28. 123. I7l. 170 Garza. R Garza, T Gaspar. uben heresa 232 Bertha 232 Gasu. Mr: Kay 94. 145. 250. I72 Gasu. Thomas 28. I35 Galhers. Gathers. Julte 28. 83 Ltsa 250 Gatlm. lndtra 28 Gatltn. Roy Gavtdta. Gaxtola. Retna 105. 232 Albert 158 Gayed. Ashrat Gaytan. Gaytan. Gaytan. Martha 216 Raul Verontca Cul. Angeltca 105 Gtl. Elva Gtl. Rant 232 tro 232 Gtll. Etleen 153, 215. 116 Gtllaspy. Jenntler 28 Gtlrnore. Keesha 232 Cttpson. Charles Gtpson. Mtchelle E scobedo. Marco 231 P Esparza. Carlos Esparza. Juan 249 Esparza, Ltltana Esparza. Rosaltnda 231 Espana. Sally zts. t47. 112 Espeto. Jultan 231 Esptno. Teresa 249 Estnnosa, Carlos Esptnosa, Franctsco Esptnosa, Marta Esptnosa. Rtchard 25. 80 Esptnoza. Andres Esptnoza. Dolores 25 Esptnoza. Ernesto 231 Esptnoza. Esteban Esptnoza. Martbel Esptnoza. Rosalttta 215. I3l. 107. 130. 163. 211 Esptnoza. Sandra 215 Esqutbel. Grtselda 123. 249 Esqutvel. Antotno 159 Esqutvel. Heymar 133. 249 Fuentes. Jellrey 137. 227. 167 Fuentes. Juan ' Fuentes. Martsa 216 Fuentes. Oscar Fuetttes. Phtlltp 27. 140 Galavtz. Beatrtz Galtcta. Martne 27 Gallagos. Norma Gallardo. Angel 250 Gallegos. Alfonso Gallegos. Chrts 144. 232 Gallegos. Esther 250 Gallegos. Marta 27 Gallegos. Roberto 232 Gallo. Elvta Galloway. Feltcta Galvan, Alex 140 Galyatt. Gabrtel 12, 27 Galvatt. Marto Galvan. Alex 27 Galvttt. Onorto Galvan. Roman 27 Galvan. Vanessa Galvan Galvez . Wtltner 216 . Dolores 232 Esqtttvel. Brenda 133. 249 Esqutvel. Delta 215 Esqutvel. Javter Esqutvol. Jose 249 Estavtllo. Alonzo Estavtllo. Natalte Esteves. Yatrtcta Estrada. Angettra ttt Estrada. Glorta Estrada. Guadalupe 26 Estrada. Hector 212 Estrada. Jose 45 Estrada. Julte Estrada. Luts 149 Estrada. Luts 249 Galvez. Dora 216 Galvez. Juan 232 Gattta. Marta 27 csarutara. otttger zte, tw Ganey, Ertca 152. 216. 170 Gano. Ernest Garcta. Adrtatta 27 Garcta. Alberto 216 Garcta, Allredo Garcia, Alma 46 Garcta. Atta Garcta. Andres 105 Garcta. Angela 232 Garcta. Attgeltca 216 Garcta. Aracelt 232 Gladwell. Ctndy Godtnez Godtnez Godtnez Godtne . Aprtl 250 . Crtsltna 216. 136, 122 . Gustavo I44. 157. 232 z. Javter 94. 216 Godtnez. Lorena 250 Godtncz. Lorenzo Goebel. Andrew Goldett. Wayneslna Gomez. Alex 28 Gomez. Alma 28 Gomez. Andres 250 Gontez. Armando 216 Gomez, Cleottlde 232 Gomez, Davtd 216 Gotnez. Donny 216 Gotnez. Edtnundo Gomez. Fernando 28 Gomez. Gabrtel 250 Ctomez. Glorta 216 Gotttez. Goerge I2 Gotnez. Gustavo Gotnez. Idalta Gotnez. lrttta 92. 93. 130. 15. 28 Gotnez. James Gomez. Jesse 158. 250. 169 Gotnez. Jesus 250 Gotnez. Jorge 70. 101 Gotttez. Jose 216 Gomez. Joseph Gotnez. Juatttta 232 Gotnez. Ltlta 232 Gotnez. lucta 105 Gotnez. Margartta 232 Gomez. Marta A. Gomez. Marta D, 232 Gotnez. Martsol 150. 161. 232. 170 Gomez, Rene 232 Gotttez. Robert 232 Gotttez. Rodger Martlnez, Olga 1l9 Mclntosh. Artel 236 Man. Saros 33. I37 Gutllen. Gustavo 2l6 Ht areda Mancla. Ralael tape Meua. M Gutterrez. Adriana Laurtds Gomez. R Gomez. R osarlo uben I49. I37. 1I6. l68 Gomez. Serglo A. 232 Gomez. Serglo A. Gomez. Serglo F. 233 Golttez. S llvla 250 Gonzales. Clndy 98. 99. 246. I50 Gonzales. Isaac Gonzales. Jessica Gonzales. Johnny 250 Gonzales. Jose Gonzales, Mtguel Gonzales, Sabrlna 233 Goltzales. Susana Gonzalez, Adalberto 2l6 Gonzalez. Adrian Gonzalez, Alnta 233 Gonzalez, Alvar 7. I8. 29, 50. 95. 94. IG Gonzalez. Ana 250 Gonzalez. Andres Gonzalez. Angelica Gonzalez. Anthony 233. 250 Gonzalez. Aracely l30, 2l6 Gonzalez. Aurella Gonzalez. Belinda 250 Gonzalez. Blanca 233 Gonzalez. Carnlen Gonzalez. Cecllla 133 Gonzalez. Christopher I57 Gonzalez. Della 25I Gonzalez. Esteban 2l6 Gonzalez. Honna 2l6 Gonzalez. Gabrlel Gonzalez, Gabrlela l09. l3l. 233 Gonzalez. George 233 Gonzalez. Grace lO9 Gonzalez. Guadalupe Gonzalez. Gustavo 19 Gonzalez, Gustavo A. Gonzalez. Gustavo M. 2I6 Gonzalez. Irma 2l6 Gonzalez. Javler Gonzalez. Jorge 29 Gonzalez. Jose E, 29 Gonzalez, Jose L. 29 Gonzalez, Jose L. 19 Gonzalez, Jose R. 29 Gonzalez. Justtn Gonzalez. Magdalena Gonzalez, Marcus 95. 94. 217. KB. 233. 75 Gonzalez. Maria E. 233 Gonzalez. Marla G. 233 Gonzalez, Marla L. 133 Gonzalez. Martha 133 Gonzalez. Mtguel Gonzalez. Nelda 233 Gonzalez. Nestor l45, I69 Gonzalez. Ntcolas 25l Gonzalez. Palmtra Gonzalez. Raul 2l6. 227 Gonzalez. Rodrigo 29 Gonzalez. Rosa Gonzalez. Salvador Gonzalez. Serglo 133 Gonzalez. Steve l40, I72 Gonzalez. Vlctor 233 Graclano. Alberto Graclano. Elizabeth I47. 2I6 Graclano. Nancy 25l Graleda. Marlbel 25I Granados. Eddie Grant. Darrell Gray, Aslata 29 Gray. Stacy 29. I25 Gregson. Sandra I62. 233 Grtgsby. August Grttton. Samme 25l Groner, Carl Gualardo. Gabrlel 29. I54. l55 Guardado, Claudia 233 Gudtno. J ore 8 Guenther. Sablne l5I. 227, IOS, I34, 233 Guerra. E I72 ntllla I5. l5l. 244. 245. 25I. Guerra. Oswaldo I44. l54. 233. I72 Guerrero. Guerrero. Guerrero. Guerrero. Guerrero. Guerrero. Guerrero. Guerrero, Guerrero. Guerrero, Guerrero , Guerrero. Guevara. Guevara . Cecllta Claudla 94. 233 Eduardo I44. I72 Isaac l45, 25l Lupe 29 Oscar Pattrlsta Ricardo Sergio 2I6 Soma 19 Vlolet Yolanda 25I Esteban Sotero 29 Gul arro. Esmeralda 25I I Gutllen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Guillen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Gutllen. Antonio Armando 2I6. 25I Armando Arturo Cesar 233 Dalnlan l45, 25l Davld 25I Davld Eduardo 233 Erlc l45, 25I lravlan Gutllen. Jacquellna 25I Gutllen. Jesus 15I Gutllen. Ladtslao Gutllen. Leonel 2l6 Guillen, Lupita 233 Guillen, Molses 29 Gutllen. Pedro I45. 15l Gulllen, Rebecca 25I Guillen, Ricardo Gulllelt, Salvador 233 Gulllen, Tereslta 2l6 Gurrola. Chrlstlne I23. 1l6 Gurrola. Guadalupe Gutierrez . Adrian 94 Gutterrez. Alelandrtna 29 Gutierrez, Alma Gutierrez, Arlnando 25l Gutterrez. Blanka Gutterrez. Crlcelda 233 Gutterrez. Edith Gutterrez. Ezequtel 15l Gutterrez. Eellpe Gutterrez. Gtldardo 1l6 Gutterrez. Guadalupe 233 Gutterrez. Javier Gutterrez. John 25I Gutterrez. Jose 1I6 Gutterrez. Jose D. 25l Gutterrez. Jose L, Gutterrez. Jose L. 233 Gutterrez. Jose L. 25l Gutterrez. Juan Gutterrez. Juan M. 25I Gutterrez. Kun 7. I8. 29, 94. 96, 97, Gutterrez. Lucla Gutterrez. Luts M. Gutierrez, Macrlna Gutierrez, Marlo 29 Gutterrez. Patrlcla 25l Gutterrez. Reyna Gutierrez Guznlan. . Zotla Alelandra 233 Guzlnan, Alma A. I4. 66. IE-3. 233 Guzman, Alma V. l63, 251 Guztttan, Guadalupe Guzlttan, Jesus Guzntan, Jesus Guzlttan. Jose I44, 133 Guzlnan. Lenore 9. I8, 19, KB Guzntan. Marla I4. 39. l61 Guzlnan. Paul 30 Guzltlan. Victor Hager. Mark Halnes. R tchard 233 Mallen, Meltssa 25I Hallmann. 2l6. 267 I, Kosa Ibanez, Ibanez, Ibarra. Ibarra. Nhon Huyuh. Il m Jorge 252 Marco Andrea 234 John Layden, Davld II2. 2l8 Lazalde. Javler Lazaro. Molses 2l8 Le. Halo l54. 1I8 Lopez. Ralnon 235 Lopez. Roberto 2l8 Lopez. Roberto Lopez. Ronlca Lopez. Rosario Lopez, Lopez. Rublel Dlana 82. II3. 98. 99, II1. Halllnann. Ltsa 30, 90 Hall. Dorothy 25l Haltmtond, Mlehelle Hargett. Jennller 97, I5O, 117, I34, II6. 126. 233 Harmoll. Adrean l25. 2l6. I77 Harned, Jason 30, I49. I68 Haro. Vlctor Harrls, Consuelo l8. 30. II3, 80. I2O. QE. II7. 79 Hauck. Don Hazlett, Meltssa 94. 2l6. 75 Heath. Andrew Heath. Bentanlln Heath. Eric Heggs. Sherry Hetke, Susan 98. 99. Il6. 233 Helguero. Arturo Helguero. Jetlrey I28. 233 Helll. Sophea 233 Heln. Sopheap 133 Henderson, Renee II2. 2ll. 2l6. I75 Heng, Rory Heng. Sophanny Heng. Sophuong Heng. Suntary Heredla, Juan Heredla. Letlcla Hermoso. Manuel 233 Hernloso, Noel 69. 2I6 Hernandez. Adaln Hernandez, Allcla Hernandez. Ana 2l6 Hernandez. Angel l65. 233 Ibarra. Xochllt Idlllonso. Marbella 94, 23I, 251 Ing. Sokhcheat 234 Imestra. Homero 252 Inlestra. Mercedalla 252 Irlartc. Monlca 3l lrwln, Russell Islas. Elraln 251 Isley. Jason Izabal. Davld Jackson, Barbara 96. 97, IO4. 234 Jacobo. Aurelto 234 Jacobo, Hector I4. 2l7 Jacques. Cesar 151 Jaeckels, Justtn 1l7 Jatttte. Adrlana 3I Janne. Jose 2I7 Jallne. Juan 252 Jamaica, Alma 252 Jallles. Kevin Janke. Shannon 3I, 61, 98 Jara. Roberto 134 Jaste. Alan Jauregut. Cesar Jellerles. John 252 Le Bao N. 23-I Le Hal Le. Hang I8. 91. 93. 79, I77 Le. Lynn 98, 227, 99. 234 Le. Nguyen Le. Tltu 1I8 Le. Tlluy 31. I32 Le. Tram I27, 234 Le. Trmll Le. Trung 153 Le, Tuan l26. I32. 2I8 Le, Tung 134. I79 Leal. Adalberto IO4, IG5. 134 Leal. Arturo l46. 153 Leal. Joaquin Leal. Jorge 253 Leal, Sllvla 234 Leal. Victor Leal. Yolanda Lechuga. Lorena 134 Ledesma. Arthur 234 Ledesma. Carlos 153 Lee. Harry Lee. Kathy I79 lee. Krystal IOS, ll6, II2, 2l8 Lee. loutse Ill. 2l8. l7I. I70 Lee. Robert l40. l4l. I42. I43 Jensen. Megan l5l. 245. 252. 75 Jensen. Michelle 1l7 Jlmenez. Jlmenez. Denise Jlmenez. Ella 3I. l05. I3O Jlmenez. Eltgto 234 Jlmenez. Federlco I65. 234 Jlmenez. Francisco 152 Jlmenez. Jlmenez. Jltttenez, Lourdes Jlnlenez. Lucto 234 Jtlllenez. Marla C. 234 Jimenez, Marla E. 134 Jtlttenez, Martlla 97. I52. ll8. II6. Bentamln 134 Jose 234 Jullo 68 1l7. I79 Jlmenez. Mtguel 2I7 Jlmenez. Ricardo Lee. Tracte 31. 64. 5I. 86. 80. IIS. II2 Leeder. Jonathan I49, II2. Leeder. Timothy 32 Legaspt. Javler I4 Legazpl, Adriana I47. 2I8 Lelva, Glorla I47. 1I8 Letva. Glorla IOS. 234 Lek, Pllal 253 Lek, S ln Lelltos, Lorena Lelnus. Ana 234 Lenlus. Olga Leng, Vanna Leon. Adriana 134 Leon. Eduardo 234 Leon. Florentlno 145. 253 lopez. Salvador I64. 235 lopez. Salvadore 2I8 lopez, Sandra I5. 33 Lopez, Santiago Lopez, Serglo 2l8 Lopez. Sergio S. 253 Lopez. Stlvla Lopez. Stlvla Lopez. Stna 94 Lopez, Stephanie ISI, 153 Lopez . Teresa Lopez. Teresa 235 Lopez. Veronica I47. 253. I72 Lopez. Vtcente 2I8 Lopez. Yolanda 135 Lovato. Mary 33 Lowe. Ctndy 94. IN, 235 Loya. Cllrlsttna Lozano. Adriana 253. I72 Lozano. Aser 235 Lozano. Marta 1l9 Lozano. Patrlcla Lozano. Teresa 135 lu. leang II7. l26. 2l9 lua, Patrlcla 2l9 Lucas, Dlanne Lucatero. Lorena 253 luctano. Tyrone Lucto. Octavio luevanos. Sandra I05 Lugo. Marla Lutan, Dantel 7, 94. KB. 2l9 Luk. Ngup 235 lulllley. Jennller I53, I60, l7l Luna. Ablgall Lulta. F-austmo 235 Luna, Frank I45 Luna. Helen I23. 2I9 Luna. Jesus Luna. Mtguel Luna. Oscar IE-8 Luna. Robert 1I9 Jltnenez, Ruben 2I7 Jllnenez, Ruth 1l7 leon, Leon, Leon. Francisco 2l8 Jose Leopoldo l58 Hernandez , Beatrice 30 Hernandez, Claudla 30, I30 Hernandez, Davld 233 Hernandez. Elias Hernandez. Elvla 233 Hernandez. Ernesto 2I6 Hernandez, Eellpe Hernandez. Francisco Hernandez. Franctsco J. Hernandez, Gabrlel 1l7 Hernandez, Gabrlel Hernandez, Guadalupe Herltandez. Henry 1l7 Hernandez. Hertberto Hernandez. Hortensla 233 Hernandez. Irma 15l Hernandez. Islnael Hernandez. Jesus Hernandez. Jose I65 Hernandez, Jose A. 233 Hernandez. Juan Hernandez. Juan M. Hernandez. Juan M. Hernandez. Juan M. Hernandez. Judith 233 Hernandez. Jullan 133 Hernandez, Justtn 233 Hernandez. Laura 25I Hernandez. Leah 233 Hernandez, leonardo Hernandez. Letlcla 25l Hernandez. Llllbeth 2I7 Hernandez. Lou 133 Hernandez. Martha 15l Hernandez. Mary 133 Hernandez. Mtguel Hernandez. Norma Hernandez. Rene Hernandez. Reyna 233. I7l Hernandez. Roberto 2I7. 233 Hernandez. Sandra Hernandez. Stlvla 30. I23 Hernandez. Soloa 30 Hernandez. Yvette 2I7 Herrera. An ela Herrera. s Guadalupe :sn Herrera. Jose Herrera. Jose W. Herrera. Mary Herrera. Ramona Herrera. Reynaldo Herrera, Roberto Herrera, Stlvlno Ht. Cltuon 2I7 Hickman, Karen III, 145 Hicks. Garner l40 Hicks. Zachary I44. 233 Claudla Johnson. Arthur 152 Johnson. Dennis Johnson. Marco Johnson, Marlo 85 Johnson. Mlchael Johnson. Molly 3l Leonttdes. Sllvtno l65, 234 Lep. Mohatllad I26. 234 Lep. Sharllah 1I8 Lepe. Christopher 94 Luna, Sandra 135. I77 Lundegard. Inge Luong, Khanh Luong. Loc 2l9 Luong. Son Lupercto, Consuelo Lupercto, Hector 253 Leyva. Adant Llevanos, I-red Johnson. Tyrone Johnson. Wllllaln I69 Jolly. taut Jones, Aaron 234 Jones. Kerry 3l Jones. Leeandrew IO4. 234 Jones. Mark 64. 2l7 Jorge, Angelica 252 large, v.-fun-us 251 Jorgensen. Davld 1l7 Joyce, Bobby l4I, I57. l58 Joyce. Cynthia 1l7 Juarez. Anastacto 234 Juarez. Benny Jn Jurado. Brenda 252 Jurado. Jeannie l8. l3l. IO5, IIO. ll5. l30. II2 Jurado, Mtguel 2l7 Jurado, Patrtcta l13. 134 Jurado. Robert 134 Jurado. Sandra 152 Jurasek. Radolnll Kalossman. Kaross Kane. Robert 234 Kaman Wend 3l A Y Kann. Mardl 252 Karlln, Saryma 2l7 Ke. Vany Keo. Bunna 2l7 kent. Thy Keyes. Byron 7, 94. 252 Khantchanh. Amphone 252 Kheang. Rlthlk 2I7 Klleang. Rttlty 134 Klleang. Thuok 252 Khlev. Rath 3l. I20. I4 Khlv. Lat 134 Khly. Lath 234 Kllllnskl. Momca Klltl. Huotlt 1l7 Klln. Loeun 252 Kllll. Pauv 3l, kim. Pech 234 Klltl. Pharn 251 Llevanos, Raul Llllard. Jason Llm, Jullan 2I8 Llln, Rlchard 253 Lllllon, Jalnle 234 Lllllon. Sandra 153 Llnares, Carlos 234 Llno. Tanla l8. 32. 4 Llno. Verontca Llspler. Martha Livingston. Sebrlna Llamas. Juanlta Llatnas, Socorro 32 Lobato. Jose 234 Lobatos. Monica 134 Lobatos, Monica 234 Loeper. Joshua Loeper. Justtn 2l8. l76 Loera. Jennller 2l8 Loeza. Rose 234 Lonl. Bunly 2l8 Lontelt, Blanca Lomell. Stgllredo Long. Soeun 253 Longbrake. Roqer Longbrake. Sandra Lonh. Pha 32 Lonh. Phalla 1l8 Lopez. Alex 234 Lopez, Allcta l3. I4. IS, 32. 81. 83. N, 66. ICB Lopez. Ana Lopez, Angelica 234 Lopez, Anita 94. 2l8. 253 Lopez. Annette 98 Lopez. Antonio Lopez. Aracelt 1I8 Lopez, Bertha 253 Lopez, Carlos Lopez. Carlos J. Lopez. Carlllen 234 Lopez, Ceetlla I47. ISI. 253. I72 Lo ez, Cuahutemoc 9, I77 Luperclo, Luperclo. Joaquin 2l9 Marla 1l9 Ly, Cheavly Ly, Sopheap Lynn. Stephanie Lynwood. Jesse 33. I57. l58 Maas. Matthew Macedo. Fernando Maclas, Angelica Maclas, Angelica 235 Maclas. Carlos Maclas, E ltzabeth 94. I05 Maclas. Jose L, 2l9 Maclas, Jose L. Maclas, Ma 253 Maclas, Marta ILE Maclas. Tammy 253 Maclas, Uvaldo Maclel. G lorla Maclel. Jose 235 Mactel. Sergio Maclel. V lctorla Madera. Gtseel 253 Madrid. Charlotte Madrlgal. Madrlgal. Madrlgal. Madrlgal. Madrlgal. Maeslas. Maeslas. Magallan. Francisco Jesus 253 Marla Oscar 235 Ricardo Olivia I8. 33, IIO, l3O Yvonne 235 Lourdes Magallanes. Eva 253 Magallanes. Ismael 253 Magallanes. Patrlcla Magana, Anna Magana, Delta 235 Magana, Evelln 235 Magana, Lettcla 1I9 Magana, Teresa 33 Magness. I62. 2l9 Andrea 96. 97. II9, Magno, Rlgoberto 253 Mal. Hung 2l9 Mal. Kleu-Trang 235 lI8 g . Hlgareda. Jesenla 233 Hlguera. Isabel 233 Htguera. Jesus Hlnes. Candlce l5I. 25I, 251 Htng, Nhab Hlnh, Hal 252 Hlttle. Nathan II2. 252 Hoang. Llnh 252 Hodges. Belnamtn Holley. Tltortn 86. 87. I49. IO-4, IOS, 2l7 Hong. Sary 252 Hooker. Rayntond Horta. Lllsa Horwood. Annabel Klln. Sophy 151 Klnt. Ratha Kim, Sophy 252 Kung. Gary Klng. Jerald Kingston. Sean252 Kty. Soplleap Knowles. Mlchael Knox, Kerrt 97. 2l7 Knudson. Heather 3I Knudson. Ryan 234 Koeul. Molll 252 Kohler. Ertc I49. 253. I74. I75 Konech , Antllon 2I'7 Y Y Konechy. Michelle 94. ll5. 153, I75. 75 Kong. Khemoneath IIO, 127, l28. 234 Kung. xuu Jw Kong. Sokhom 234 P Lopez. Della 86. IOS. 1I8 Mal, Sophal Lopez, Derek. Lopez, Diego 253 Lopez, Dlna Lopez. Dora 253 Lopez. Dorothy 253 Lopez, Elsa 32 Lopez. Enlllla 234 Lopez. Enrlque Lopez. Gabrlel Lopez. Gabrtela 253 Lopez. Gabriela M Lopez. Gerardo 2I8 Lopez. Gracie 98. 99. ISO. 235. 236. I70 z. Guadalupe 31 Lopez. Guadalupe M. 32 Lopez. Guadalupe M. lopez. Guillermo 253 Lopez. Gustavo Mater, Norman KS. I55. 253 Maldonado. Alberto Msttluuatla. Angle tzs. 2l9 Maldonado. Marla Maldonado, Mlchelle I23. 235 Maldoltado, Patrlcla 33 Maldonado. Sandra Maldonado. Tim I44. l45. 235 Maldoltado. Vtrt 253 Malkowskt. Jennller l5l. 145. 253 Mslupuuu Steven 153 Man. Traheat 135 Mancera. Ricardo Mancla. Wllllant Mancllla, Mancllla, Jaquelme Sylvta leo. its Manclnas. Caesar 85, 87. 2l9 Marquez. Sergio Marquez. Victor Marshall, Brenda Martell. Ulises Martin, Dlane 7. I8, 33.94. 75 Marttnez, Adolfo Marttnez, Alberto 1l9 Marttnez. Aletandra 235 Marttnez. Alvaro 135 Marttnez. Blanca Martinez. Carlos. 65 Marttnez. Cectlla 254 Marttnez. Cella 2l9 Marttnez. Claudia l36. 2l9 Marttnez. Claudla I-. 254 Marttnez. Cruz 1I9 Marttnez. Dora Marttnez. Enrique Marttnez. Evangelma 235 Marttnez. Fidel Marttnez. Francisco 235 Marttnez. Francisco 254 Marttnez, Gabrlel Marttnez, Gabrtela l36, Ill. 235 Martlltez. Gerber Marttnez. Guadalupe 235 Marttnez. Hector 2l9 Marttnez, Herllnda 33 Marttnez. lrltta 235 Marttnez. John 254 Marttnez. Juan 2l9 Marttnez. Kristal 154 Marttnez. Letlcta l30. l3I. 1ll. 2I9 Marttnez. Lucta 254 Marttnez. Lucy 254 Martmez . Luts 254 Marttnez. Luz 254 Marttnez. Manuel Marttnez. Marcela Marttnez. Marcia 78, I8. 33, -I9, 97. l26. II2, IE-2. I70 Marttnez. Marco Marttnez. Margartla 2l9 Marttnez. Marta 254 Marttnez. Marla Martinez . Marlbel 254 Marttnez, Marisa 135 Marttnez. Martha 235 Marttnez, Marty Marttnez, Mary Marllltez, Mtguel Marttnez. Moises 2l9 Marttnez, Mona l52. ISO. 2l9, I7I. I70 Marttnez. Oscar Marttnez. Ozzle 254 Marttnez. Rachel 254 Marttnez. Ramlro Marttnez. Rogello Marttnez. Rosa 236 Marttnez. Ruben 33 Marttnez. Salomon Marttnez. Sandra Marttnez. Sandra 33 Marttnez. Susana 236 Marttnez. Tomas IOS. 236 Martinez , Valerie 33 Marttnez. Veronlca I36. 2I9 Marttnez. Vesenla 86, 2I9 Mat. Var 2I9 Mata, Antadeo 254 Mata, Blanca 136 Mata, Francisco Mata. Rlcardo Matemat Matemat 2l9 e. Retlnat I-40. I53, I35 e, Tuantasaga I51. l35, Mathewson. Davld Manga. Donovan 33. 96. 97. I-10 I43. 78 Mauga, Noelle I52, 98. ICXW, I70 May, Consuulo May. Rebecca Maya. Derrlck 267. at Mayor. Norman 94 Mayoral. Placido Mc Carron. Charles 34. IE-8 Mucsuley. Nutt.. Mc Curley. Pamela sl. so Mc Daniel, Ehzabcth Ill. 86. 87. 254, 76. I77 Mc Daniel. Suzanne 34, 50 Mc Daniel, Thomas Mc lntyr e, Rayntond III Mc Monlgle. Rebel Mc Peters. Anthony 2l9 Mc Qulllen. Erln l53. IO4. lI6. 23 I77 Mclntosh. Cralg Means. Rlchard 236 Medlna. Gracie Medlna. Jorge 2I9 Medlna. Jorge Medlna. Jose Medlna. Octavto I44. 236. I68 Medlna. Olga 34 Medlna. Ronald 34, 61. I6S Medrano. Jesus 236 Medrano. Rosaura 34 Medvano, Rosa l8, 136, IIO Mena. Bl altca I23. 254. I79 Melts. mum Mellsa. Jose 254 arta Meua. Mana Mena. Marta I 2I9 Mella. Walter 2I9 Melendez. Daysl 236 Kun, Khrech Labeda. Cary Ill, 13l Laclt, Song 3l. I78. I79 Lach, Veasna I67 Lachlno. Jose 153 laguna. Edie Laguna. John 253 Lalro. Banesa Lalrd. Brenda Manlv ong. Noukone I24. 253 Manrlquez. Noukone I24. 253 Manrlquez. Jatme 2I9 Manzo. Georgina IO7, 153 Manzo. Marla 254 Manzo. Santiago I23. I29 Mao. Cltanthou Map, Mar-yall me Maravtlla, Ahce Maraytlla. Guadalupe 254 II3. 69, 80. II7. 79. 72 Houn. Savy Howe. Don I-I0 Hua. Henr Hua. Mlnl y iss, Jn so. tse, tts. m Hua, Mlnll 133. I79 Hua. Tuye Hua. Van Hualyosto. Huame 12 Huerla. M t Ill. 245. 152 3I Paul 7. 234 artha Hutzar, Martha 234 Hum hrc P 'Y- 152. 255 Janls I5. l5I. II1. 145. Huutptuuy. Laura l55.'I2. ls. 96. -37. l5l. II3. 68. Il6, ll1, IG7. 1ll, 2l7 Hurtado. francisco 23-I Hurtado, Hilda 234 Hurtado. Mtguel Hurtado. Mike I57. 234 Hurtado. Susana Ill. 2I7, 77 Hutcluns. Dennis L anda. L anda. Landa. Arturo IOS Everardo Raquel 234 lane. Travls l40. 1l7 Lane. Wtllle 3l. IS7 Lappt, Klltl 48, 97. 79 Lappl. Klltl 3I Lara. Aracell lll. 2I7 Lara. Eltzabeth Lara Glorla 3I. I50. I53. IIO. I09 Lara. Guadalupe 32. 34, 85 Lara. Ralph 253 Lara. Susan I53, I12, 153. I75 Largent, Mtchclle 98.99. 1l7. 73 Lartz. Gonzalo 253 Larson, John 253 Larson, Krlstm IB. 32. 63, 98. 99. II2 Larson. Stephanie IGI, 234. l7l Lay, Sl en. Kelley l5l. II2. 1ll. 2I7 Lopez. Ignacio I23, 2l8 Lopez. Ilda 2l8 Lopez. Ina 2l8 Lopez. Jesus 32 Lopez. Joe Lopez. Jose 253 Lopez. Jose B. 253 Lopez. Jose 32 Lopez. Juan Lopez, Letlcla Lopez, Ltsa 32. lopez. Lupe ls, Iso Lopez. Luz Lopez, Margarita Lopez. Margarlta D Lopez. Marta A. Lopez. Marta C. Lopez. Marta D, 2l8 Lopez. Marla D. 2I8 Lopez, Marla I 253 Lopez, Marla l. 1I8 Lopez. Martha 2I8 Lopez. Martha A. 2l8 Lopez. Mary I47. 253. tvs. tu Ml 'uel 2Itl lopez, g lopez, Mtguel E. 32 lopez. Mlrclla lopez. Norma J. Its Lopez, Norllla S, Lopez, Oscar I58. 153 Lopez, Paterlto Marav tlla. Marenco. Monica 254 Janne 235 Marentes. Marla Martn. Jesus Martn. Juan 2l9 Martn. Santiago 2I9 Martn. Thomas 235 Martno. Carmela I8, 33. 98, lm. l26, I37, 267 Martscal. Ana IOS. III. 245. 154 Marmolelo. Marla Marquez. Brenda 254 Marquez, Debbie 67. 98. 99, KU. I37. KB. II1. 1l9 Marquez. Gllbert Marquez. Jolln Marquez. Marco Marquez. Mlrlanl Marquez. Momca 254 Marquez. Momca 33 Marquez. Ramon 2l9 Melendez. Ernie Melendez. Ernle Melgareto, Marla 34 Melgoza. lrranclsco 254 Melgoza. Laura l3 Melgoza. Raul 236 Melgoza, Sergio Men, Sarour 254 Men, Sayann 2l9 Men, Slna 34 Mena. Izverado I58. 254 Menchaca. Ollvla Menchaca. Rosalte Mendez. Aracell 236 Mendez. Blanca 254 Mendez. Hector Mendez. Ma Brtsclda Mendez. Ostrts Mendez. Rosa I52. I23, I61. 1I9 Mendez. Ruben 236 Mututuz. sllsfky 154 Mendez. Susan 154. l7l Mendez. Veronica Mendlola. lraltclsco 34. I36 Mendoza. Alejandro I45. 254 Mendoza. Allcla Mutulazs. Aug.-lieu 154 Mendoza. Carlos 34 Mendoza. Cectlla Mendoza. Edith IGI. 136. I7l Mutuluza. ttpuua 96 IOI l53 6. Mendoza, Lnrtque Mendoza, Genoveva I05. 236 Mendoza, Guadalu e 254 Mendoza, Hector 229 Mendoza, Jose 34 Mendoza, Ltnda 236 Mendoza. Marta 254 Mendoza. Marta L. 79, I73. I72 Mendoza. Marta T. 236 Mendoza. Norma 2l9 Mendoza. Roberto 2I9 Mendoza. Rocky Mendoza. Ronald Mendoza. Rosle 236 Mendoza. Sadta 2l9 Mendoza. Sandra Mendoza. Sergto Mendoza. Sergto G. Mendoza. Verontca Mendoza. Veronnca 2I9 Mendoza, Vtctor Mendoza, Vtctor Mendoza. Zulma 236 Menera. Sandra Meraz. Yvonne 236 Mercado, Leandro Mercado, Trtno Mertn. Javter 236 Meth. Nareth 254 Meth, Narm I36. 236 Meza, Aleto 236 Meza, Jesus 35, l05 Meza. Luts 254 Meza. Manuela Ill, 236 Meza. Sarah 35, l36. I47 Meza. Sergto 236 Mtchel. Severtano Mtchel, Veronrca III, 236 Mter. luts 2I9 Mtlanes. Claudta Mtllan. Lulalta Mtllan, Jose Mtrabal. Frank 236 Mtrabal. Freyman Palma. Armtda Moreno. Mtramo ntes. Marta 236 35 Mtranda, Hector I3. Miranda. Ivan 5, 35. 86. 87 Mtranda. Jenny 236 Musa, Jerome 35 Musa, Pro I44 Mitchell. Margaret Mttchell. Mtchael 35 Mttchell. Ntcole I25 Mollett. Rexlord 236 Mohammad. llyas 236 Molarro. Adriana l63, 236 Molarro. l:dnh 35. 5I. 67. I03 Molarro. Jerry l57 Monca, Moltna, Moltna. Eltzabeth 236 Alma l62. 2l9, I79 Lltzabeth I62, 236. I79 Moncada, Sandra 237 Mondra gon, Oscar I72 Monroy. Jorge Montanez. Allred Montano. lranctsco Monten egro. Patrtcta 237 Montero. Sergto 237 Montes, Cnullermo Montes. James 237 Montes. Marta 2I9 Montez , Tanntty :av Monttel. lgnacto 237 Monttel. Ruby 2l9 Montoya. Anna 2I9 Montoya. Rosarto 3-I. 35.82. 83 Moore. Charleston Mora, Adnan I44, 237 Mora. Angelica Mora, Araceh I23. 2l9 Mora, I Mora, J ernando ultan 237 Mora, Marlo 237 Mora. Nancy 25-I Mora. Oscar 25-I Mora. Rosa I23, 237 Mora. Yolanda Morales. Byron Morales. Franctsco 237 Morales. Herbert Morales. John 25-I Morales. Jose 237 Morales. Martlyn 254 Morales. Marlo 254 Morales. Nancy 220 Morales. Norma l30, I3I, 220 Morales. Rogelto 237 Morales. Shtrley 237 Moran, Margartta I-I7 Moreno. Cectlta Moreno. Danny Moreno. Dtana Moreno. Georgma Moreno. Htlda Jesus I57, 254 Murtllo. lgnacto Oltyo. Osyaldo Perez. Ralael 256 Rannrez, Marta D, l53 Murtllo. Lettcta l8, 35. I30, II2 Oller, I-ranctsco Perez. Raymond Rannrez, Marta I:, Murtllo, Vmcent I44. 237 Ong. Klmlang 238 Perez. Rene 220. I72 Rannrez, Marta V Muth. Phy 254 Ong. Klmlen 238 Perez, Rocto 220 Ranttrez. Mtczt 22l Muy. Madtna 35, II7. l36. II5 Onolre. Montca Perez. Sonia Ramirez. Mtguel Muy. Madtneth lI0. l28, 237 Orduna, Gustavo Perez. Vtctor 256 Ramtrez. Mtrna 22l Muy. Mamda 35. I26 Orduan. Susana Perrella, Nunzta 238 Rannrez. Ramon Natera. Columbta Oraellas. Ruby 9-I Peterson. Cratg 5 Ramtrez. Raymond 38 Nalera, Jose 220 Orelel. Marta 220 Peterson. Demus 238 Rannrez. Ricardo Natera, Lutz 237 Orelel. Marta Petz. Nathan Rannrez. Roberto 256 Nantono. Ctndy Orellano. Oscar Pha. Sun 220 Rannrez. Sergio Nangle, Roxane Ornelas. Cresenctano 36. I46 Phabnnxay. Ounchay Ranttrez. Solta Nanm. Glovarnn 25-I Ornelas. Lduardo 70. 220 Phabmtxay. Ounkeo 238 Rannrez. Tanya Naoml. Clayton Ornelas. Mtlton Phakonekham. Ae Rannrez. Ursula Naputo, Ava I0-I Ornelas, Rosalta 255 Pham, Anh 220 Ramos. Allonso Naya. Davtd l05 Ornelas. Ruby l63. 238 Pham, Hoang Ramos. Alma 239 Naya. ktren I45. 25--t Orona. Jesus Pham, Nguyen Ramos. Andres 239 Naya. lzsteban N . ava. eorgtna 220 KJ Naya, Magdalena Naya, Marta 254. I79 Nava. Michelle I75. 254 Naya. Olga 220 Naya, Onecuno 35. 92. 93. II9. I Naya. Rogelto 220, I72 Nayarette. Elmer 237 Nayarette, Rosa Nayarrete. Jesus 36 Navarete, Jose I05. I64. 237 Naylarrene, Jesus Navarro. Carla III Navarro. l:lratn Navarro, Elytra 254 Navarro. Glorta I5I. 254 Navarro. Jesus Navarro. Juan Navarro. Ltvrada Navarro, Marlo Navarro. Martha 254 Navarro. Martha 36. l36 Navarro, Randoll Navarro. Rna Navarro. Roberto Navarro. Sandra 220 Navarro, Sandra 237 Navarro, Stlvra Navarro. Victor Navarro. Yolanda Navtllas. Vemto Negrete, Marta 255 Negron, Lltzabeth Neruda, Prank Netwtg. Nevarez Newstro Chad . Nora m. Ntla 237 Ngant. Sokhom 237 Ngo. An I79 Nga. Quang 237 Ngo. Tm Nga, Vyrto I67, 255 Ngoun. Meth 237 Nguyen, Anh I32 Nguyen. Chau Nguyen. mt 137. I72 Nguyen. Dung Nguyen, Dung Nguyen, Ha 92. II3. l2O, II7. 220 Nguyen. Hal 237 Nguyen. Hat Nguyen. Huy 237 Nguyen, khot I28. 237. I79 Nguyen. Le 220 Nguyen. Ln-n 36 Nguyen. Loan 237 Nguyen. Loan Nguyen. May Nguyen. Ngoc 237 Nguyen. Ntnlng Nguyen. Phan 237 Nguyen. Phuong 237 Nguyen. Phuong 257 Ngnynn, Rhuong 255 Nguyen. Quang 220 Nguyen. Quoc I32 Nguyen, Son Nguyen. Tam Nguyen. That Nguyen, Thanh I32. 237, I77 Nguyen, Thao I5I Nguyen, Thao I32 Nguyen. Thuan Nguyen, Thuy 237 Nguyen, Tten 255 Nguyen. Toan Nguyen. Trl I67, 255 Nguyen, Tuan Nguyen, Van I32 Orona. Jose 238 Orozco, Albert 36 Orozco. Antomo Orozco. I-red Orozco. Jesus 220 Orozeo, Jose Orozco, Marta Orozco, Montca 255 Orozco. Rannro 220 Oruzco. Sergto 238 Orozco, Susana 255 Orozco, Sylyta Ortega. Alelahdra 238 Ortega. Alexandra Ortega, Chrtstuna 65. 238 Ortega, Eltzabeth 255 Ortega, Janne Ortega, Ltdta 90. 9l, l36. II2. 220 Ortega. Marta l6l. 238. l75 Ortega, Ntcolas, 238 Ortega. Otelta Orttz. Altcta Orttz, Alvaro 255 Orttz. Anna Orllz. Anna M. 36. II5 Orttz. lfranctseo 255 Orttz. Gerardo Orttz, Guadalupe Orttz, Janne 220 Orttz. Juan I46. I64. 220 Orttz. Laura I-I7, 255 Orttz. Lettcta 123. 238 Orttz. Marco l46. 255. I72 Orttz, Marta I48. 220 Orttz, Marta De 255 Orttz. Marta Orttz. Marta L, 220 Orttz. Mtke 220 Orttz. Rogeho 238 Ortiz, Sabrma 220 Orttz. Sergio Oteda. Marlo 36 Oseguera. Lucrecta Ill, I30, 2Il. 220 Oseguera. Rtcardo 36. I6-4. l65 Oseguer a. Vuctor 255 Oshaben, Chrts 238 Osorto. Isuara 255 Osorto. Orlaneha 238 Otualt. Vtka Ou. Sambath 220 Ou, Sambo 255 Ouk. Sokum 220 Oum, Kloch 37 Oum. Ngeth Oum, Phalla 220 Oytedo. Helene 238 Oviedo. Phlllp I44, I45, 238. l Ovtedo. Sandra Oytedo. Wtlham I65. 238 Oyoque. lvonne Ozuna. Randy 220, I68 Ozuna. Rudy 220 Pacheco. Cmdt l05 Padilla. Dlana Padilla. ltstella 238 Padtlla. Gutllernnna 37 Padtlla. Jose 238 Padtlla. Padilla. Padtlla. Padtlla. Palalox Palelet. Marta D. Marta 238 Robert 255 Rosalta . Htlda 238 Carolme 37, I35. l04 69 Nhean. Chandy 220 Nhem. Rasmet 220 Nhuy. Sutnvtn I05 Ntchols, Joe 237 Ntnttatsntt, Anthony Ntebla. lrranctsco 220 Ntebla. Rosalba 255 Nteves. Israel Moreno. Jose 237 Moreno. Marta Moreno. Martha 237 Llsa 35 Moreno. Norma Moreno. Ruben I55. 237 Morl tn. Mortel. Miguel :av Noyola. Mart ma 237 Mortel, Veromca 220 Moro. Zulnna Morquecho, Jorge 237 Morrell, Rtchard I05 Mosqueda. Alberto I65. 25-I Mota, Bertha 35, IO? Mota, Yolanda 237 Moter. Joste KN. 237 Mona, Dao Mona. long Ntelsen. Rrtan I-I5. 255 Nteto, Norma 255 Ntlson. J Noesser. Noesser. Noyelo. ackte I53, 237 Jell 255 John 36 Jesse Nunez. Beatriz I53. I23, 237 Nunez. Blanca 237 Nunez. Cectlta III, 220 Nunez. Davtd Nunez, Tony 85 Nuno, Aldo 220 Ntmo orma 36 . N Obattdo. Lltana 237 Ocampo. Ricardo Palmer, Melanie 37, 98, Im Palomares. Hector 255 Palomares, Laura 238 Pantagua, Vtctor I46 Pamagua. Zenatda 238 Paredes, Carmen Paredes, Ostel Parts. Mtchael Parlor. Jacquelyn ez. os. nt. Parsons. Wtlltam Parttda, Roberto l65 Paulmo. Jose 255 Paulo. Alma 255 Payan, Lorena 220. I77 Paz. Manuel Pedersen. Cralg Pedraza. Dtdt 220 Pedraza. lrnesto 238 220 Pedroza. Anthony Pedroza. Dee Dee 37 Pedroza. Snnon Pedroza. Valerte 238 Pelphrey. Adam 255 rnlt-gnnn. James nt Pena. Carlos 238 Pena. Georgma 238 Pena. Patrtcta I53 Peo. Mao I77 Perales. Chnstopher Perales. Ltsa 97. I52. II6. 220 Perales. Marana Phant. Quoc Pham, Voung Phan. Hot Phan. Quan l50. I26, Il7, 220 Phan, Thanhol Phan, Tuna 238 Phankhamsao, Srtpaphal Phankhamsao. Srtpaphorn Pheach. Pheap Pheak. Lth 220 Pheak. Torng 220 Pheak. Veth 238 Plnlltps, De Andre 94 Phok. Samphos Phountllay. Somhak I37. 220, l79 Phounnlay. Sompasong I57. 238 Ramos. Anna Ramos, Dantela 22l Ramos, Dtana Ramos. Hector I65. 256 Rantos, lgnacto 256 Ramos. Judtth 239 Ramos. Martana Ramos. Marte 38 Ramos. Martsela 38 Ramos, Oscar 239 Ramos, Patrtcta Ramos. Patrtcta 22l. 239 Ramos. Reynalda 22l Ramos. Rosalva 38 Ramos. Sylvta 22l Ramsey. Marshalette I5l, II3. II6, 256 Rangel. Arturo Rangel, Carlos Rangel. Ertc I45. 257 Rangel. Eudm l04, IOS Jackte Rangel, Rangel, Javter l40. 22l Ratnaransy. Ntlmone I24. 239, I79 Ratnaransy. Thayone 38. I24, I78. I79 Razo, Humberto 9-I. 239 Phung. Ltsa 92. 220 Phung. Ttllany so, 91, I5l. 227. I37. 238 Ptcasso, Sergto 94 Ptchardo. George 9. 238 Ptchardo. Hllda 37, l3I Ptcone, Eltzabeth l8, 37. 98, 99 Ptedra, Alberta 238 Pterce. Robert 220 Pmeda. Jason Ptnedo, Aletandra 256 Ptno, Aprtl Pntman. Ilrenda 84, 238 Plactdon. Stlvta 238 Plaseencta. Irma 238 Plascencta, Juan 37 Plascencta. Luts Plascencta. Norma 238 Rlaseenc ra. Verontca l48. I47. I72 Plasencta, Gustavo I-I5. I64. I65. 256. I69 Plazola. Danny 238 Plazola, Jtnnny 256 Pollard, Andre Ponce. I3 Ponce. B ardo 37. I54 enno Ponce. Ctprtano I05. 238 Ponce. Frances 220 Ponce, Juan 238 Ponce, Marta atrlcta 22l Ponce, P Por. Heal 22l Por. Thy 256 Porter. Kimberly II6, 22l Porttllo. Marlo Poveda. Johanna 256 Prado, Armando Prado, Manuel Prado. Maxtnnano Prado. Ralael 256 Pram. Poung Pratt. Chrtstopher 96, 97. I49. II3. 69, lI8. II7, 22l, 72 Pratt. Je llrey 84. I49, Il3, 67. 62. 69, lI8. I26, II7. 22l Prawl. Herbert l40. 238 Prectado. Claudta 238 Prewttt. Pamela 37. 67. 6-I Prnce. Shawn Prteto. Gregorio I45. l05, 256 Prteto, Juan 238 Prteto. O ltvta I36, I22. 238 Prteto. Rosa 22l Prtmous, Proeung. Proeung. Proeung. La Sokongthea 239 Sokongthea Vtbol 37 Prolnm. Saleh 239 Prudenct o, Elvta I5I. 256 Pughe. Davtd Pultorak. Quak, M James tchael 37 Quezada, Lettcta I3. I4. 37 Quezada. Lourdes I3, I4. 239 Qulllen. Solta l5l. 227, l37, 239 Outlter, James IO5 Razo, Marta 22l Rea. Jultan Rector. Heather Retmers. Robert 22l Renderos. Sara 239 Rendon. Sergto 38 Renterta. Luz 257 Renterta. Rene 22l Renterta, Saul Renterta, Solta Renterta. Sylvia 239 Requar th. Jason 22l Resendtz. lvonne 38. 90. l50. I36, II5 Resendtz. M. I36, II5 Resendtz. Thomas Reta. Gretchen 257 Reyes. Alberto 94. KY-. 22l Reyes. Alma 9-I, 22l. I77 Reyes, Alonso I55. 22l Reyes, Beatrtz 22l Reyes, Dantel Reyes. Reyes. Jose 22l Juan Reyes. Laura 94, 239 Reyes. Lettcta Reyes, Luts Reyes. Marco 239 Reyes. Martha 239 Reyes. Roberto 257 Reyes. Rudy 257 Reyes. Teodonnra 257 Reyna, Raymundo 38 Reyna. Rocto 239 Reyna. Roman 38. 62 Reynoso, Martcela 239 Reynoso, Martma Reynoso, Saul 239 Rrchar Rtchar ds. Sheryl 239 dson. John Rtco. Allredo Rtdenour. Dawn 22l. I77 Rtggms. Donnntque l05 Rtley, Corree 38 Rios. Artenno 239 Rtos. Caroltna Rtos. Charles I8. 38. 5I Rtos. Bella 239 Rros. Rrtck Rtos. Hugo 239 Rtos. Janet 22l Rtos. Lucy 257 Rtos. Marta Rtos. Patrtcta 39, 90, 9I Rtos. Ronme I4-I. 239. l69 Rtos. Solta 239 Rnos. Susanna 39 Rtos. Vtctor 22l, I69 Rtos. Vvelte I54. 22l Rttclne. Albert Outnones, Chrts 239 Oumones, Fernando 7. 94. I36. I26, 239 Outnones, Norma Outnonez, Franctsco Il-I. II7. I22. l46, 239. I72 Qulnonez, Mtcheal Qutnonez. Pedro 256. I69 Qutntana. lfranctsca 94, 256 Quintana. Irene 256 Qunnana. Javter Quunana. Mano Qumtcro. Javter 22l Qumtero 22l Qunnero. Mmerya 256 Qutroz. Lmrly 256 Qutroz. Mtchael 38 Qutroz. Ruby 22l Kagan. Davtd nt Ratnes. Leslte Rannrez. Altcta 22l Rannrez. Altcta 22l Rannrez. Altcta 38 Rath. Pelm Rtyas. Allonso 257 Rtvas. Douglas 39 Rtvas. llt 257 Rtyas. ltsa 240 Rtvas. Vancy 222 Rtvera. Abelardo 240 Rtvera. Adan Rtvera. Carlos Rtyera. Day Rtvera. Lzequtel I45. 257 Rtvera. leltctano 39 Rtvera. Henry I-I8, I-IG. 222 Rivera, Javter Rtvera, Lort I50, 240 Rtvera. Marta I40 Rtvera, Marlene Rtyera, Mta 98, 99. 240. I77 Rocha, Dtana 240 Rocha, George 222 Rocha, Robert l40 Rocha, Sergro 39. l40 Rodarte. Christopher Rodenbaugh. Ronald 222 Rodgers. Joshua Rodrtguez. Rodrnguez. Rodriguez. Rodriguez. Rodriguez, Rodriguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez, Rodrtguez, Rodrtguez, Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez, Rodrtguez. Rodruguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez, Rodrtguez. Roangn.-1. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez, Rodriguez. Roangnez, tzmtrtgnez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodriguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rodrtguez. Rogers, E d Rogers. Cnna Adam I55. 257 Alma 257 Ana 222 Angelica Ann Marte Ill. 240, I77 Araceh 257 Arthur I44 Barbara Brenda II6. 222 Dano 222 Delltno Eddte 94 Eptlanta 257 Ertk Feltpe lOl Francts 222 Geofgma Hugo I57. 240. I69 Irma 39. I23 Israel Jents l05, 240 Jesus Johnny 240 Jose 222 Jose Jose L. 240 Joselma 39 Juan 257 Juan M. 39 Juan P. Julte Laura 240 luctano 3-I. 39, I-I0 luts Marcela 240 Marta L. 39 Marta T. Martcruz I22, l23, 222 Martha 222 Mtguel Mtguel R. 8 Montca 39 Obdulta 39 Olga Oscar Patrtcta Paul Raul 222 Raul 222 Rtchard 222. l69 Rtchard I54 Robert Stlyestre Sonla 257 Soma G. Susana 222 Teresa Ullrano 257 Verontca 40 Vamra 257 na anus. Arturo Rolas. Clara 40, IO9 Rotas. lzloy 257 Rotas. Grtselda 257 Rolas. Javter 240 Rolas. Jose Rolas. Juan Rolas. Martha Rolas, Rudy 257 Rolas. Susana Roldan. Juan I65. 257 Roman. Adrtel 257 Roman, Alexsandra Roman. Leonel I4-I. I55. 240, l69 Roman. Ruben Romero. Abtgatl Romero. Arturo Romero, Chrtstme 222. 257 Romero, Dantel Romero. Dtntas 257. l77 Romero. Dolores 222 Romero, Eleanor 240 Romero, Elvtra 40 Romero, Franctseo Rontero, Frank 2-I0 Romero. Gabrtel 240 Romero. Hector 222 Romero, Ivette IOS Romero, Jorge 40 Romero, Laura 240 Romero. Margarita 257 Romero. Romero, Rtcardo 240 Romero, Rtch Romero. Rosle I2, 97. I08, II6, 240 I72 Patrtcta l52. I62. 222. l70 Romero, Sergto 40 Romero. Sergto 257 Romo. Juan Ros. Monyehenda 222 Ros, Vongsaranak 257 Rosales, Crtsttan 94. l-46, 257. I72 Rosales . Joseph Rosales, Juana 222 Rosales, Loute 95. 94. I45, l09. 25 Rosales, Norma 2-I0 Rosas. lsela 257 Rosas. Jesus I44, I57. 240, I68 Rosas. Patrtcta 222 Rosell. Barbara Resell. Patrtcta Ross. Douglas 40. I-I9 Ross, Lrtk MOXIRY. Atllbvf Ocegueda, Blanca Perea. Anthony 238 Rannrez, Alonzo 22l Rtvera, Mlguel 257 Ross, left 40- II5 Moz, Lorena 254 Ochoa. Adrtan Perez. Abraham l65, 238. I72 Rannrez, Ana I53. l23. 256 Rtvera. Mtrna RUIMICJVIIJ UVIYH Moz, Marta Ochoa, Lster 220 Perez. Alberto I-I5. l46, 255 Rannrez. Bertha 239 Rtvera, Nelson 2-I0 RUININVG- UH' In MUSlea, Armando 9-I Ochoa, Juan Perez. Aletandra I05 Rannrez. Dante 165 Rtvera, Robert RUIYNICJW- OSWJIAIU MUEIN- Hvlllnld Ochoa. Ltlta 238 Perez. Altson 255 Rannrez, Demse 239 Rivera. Rosemary Rubaleava. Pablo Mulllia. Wllltant Ochoa. Ltttda 36. 90. I53 Perez. I4lanca Ramirez, kduardo 38 Rtvera. Saul I65. 257 Rubnlrava- Pablo L- 111 Mnunna. otga oenaa, Mamas Perez. cnnantana Ramirez. Emma 113. nt Rnrern. Jorge ns. Jn Rulmlwva. Svlv-A II7. Ill- 140 -Mungla, Lmda I50. 68, II6, I6I Ochoa, Martha 220 Perez, Carlos Rannrez. Gerado 256 Rtzo. Alma 257 RllbRlCJV1l' Vvvltlltr IS. 40- II5. -727 Muntz. George 237 Ochoa. Oscar Perez, klratn 255 Rannrez. Gtlbert 256 Roberto. Raymond 94, ILY-. I67, 2-I0 II7- IU Mumz. Irene 220 Ochoa. Rosa 220 Perez. German 238 Rannrez, Grtcelda 22l Rohmson, lawrence Rllble- AIU Mumz. Marco 237 Ochoa. Rosalnta Perez. Jerry Rannrez. Guullernnna 239 Robles. Armando 39. I54 Rulllv. AI'-Ifcft Muntz. Sandra Ochoa. Santtago Perez. Jesus Rannrez. Hector Robles, Armando A. 39. 70 Rubto. Cllrtsllna l6l- I53. l7l Munoz. Antomo I72 Ochoa. Saul Perez. Joaqutn 255 Rannrez. Horacno I46. 239. I72 Robles. Chantelle 39. IO9. I75 Rllhlv- flilmllr' '40 Munoz. Arturo Ochoa. Susana 238 Perez. Joe 9. 37 Rannrez. lgnacto 22l Robles. Lhzabeth Rubto. IIFIICSIAV 222 Munoz. Jose 25-I Ochoa. Teresa Perez. Joe l. 238 Rannrez. Isabel 94, 256 Robles. lzhzabeth N Rllblv- Marcello D1 Munoz. luts I74 Odom. Beth 2II, 220 Perez. Juan Rannrez. Javter Robles. Irernando 257 Rubto. Oltvla 257 Munoz. Marta 237 Oleda. Alonzo 36 Perez. Juan P. Rannrez, Javter I69 Robles. Iranctsco Rubto. Soma 2-I0 Munoz. Omar I-I5. 254 Oleda. Carlos Perez. Laura 37. 80 Rannrez, Jesus Robles. Gma Rubto. Teresa 222 Munoz. Rene 35. I-I6 Oleda, Marlo Perez. Lorena Rannrez. Jesus 22l Robles. Guadalupe 140 Ruelas. Gabriela 257 Munzner. Lrtch Oleda. Tanya I55 Perez. Lussy 256 Rannrez. Joel Robles, Jose 257 RUCIJS- HUSU Muralalla. Conme 35 Oleda. Thomas Perez. Manuel 238 Rannrez. Jose Robles, Josephine RINIJSV Morin' Muratalla. Rosa Olatz. Stephame Perez. Marla 256 Rannrez. Juan 156 Robles. Julue 39. 90 RWIAS- M-lrl Murcia, Ralael 254 Oleary. Ralrlclx Perez. Marla L. 256 Ralttlrez. Juan 256 Robles. Loretta 222 RUUIN5' RISOIWVIK' 140 Mufllo, Uclel 254 Olela. Dlalla 255 Perez. Marlbel 256 Rattnrcz. Leltcla 256 Robles. Marcos I-40. 2-IO RUUSS5- J-'sv '30 Murgo, Vtctor 237 Oltvares. Hugo 255 Perez. Martsela 94. l05. 220 Rannrez, luts Robles. Mariano Rut. Brtgttte 68. 240 Murtllo. Alberto Oltvares. Jose Perez. Martha II6. 256 Ramtrez, Luz Robles, Patrtcta Rutz. Alberto 40. I-40. 5-I Murlllo. Antonta Oltvares. Tattana IIO Perez. Miguel 37 Rannrez. Marta I53. 256 Robles, Rtchard Rllll- Altlelltvlls' Murtllo. Lnrlquc 237 Oltvas. Alberto Perez. Pablo 256 Rannrez. Marta A. 239 Robles. Vtctor Rutz. Antomo 257 Murlllo. Lrnesto 237 Oltvera, George Pcrcl. Phtlltp 238 Rannrez. Marta 38 Robles, Zoyoa Rull. Alllvllh' Saave Truott Rutz. Aveltna I53. IGI. 257. I73. I72 Rutz. Azucena I52. I6-0. 222 Rutz. Claudto Rutz. Dtoscoro 257 Rutz. Ettttlto 222 Ruiz, Joel 240 Rutz. Marco Rulz. Marta 24l Rutz. Roberto 24I Rutz. Roberto l54. 24I Rutz. Ttna Rutz. Tony 94 Rutz. Vtrgtna Russo. Regtna 40 Ruvalcaba. Eltzabeth 222 Ruvalcaba. Feltpe 257 Ruvalcaba. Franctsco 222 Ruvalcaba, Irene 24l Ruvalcaba, Marta 24l Ruvalcaba, Ruben 257 Ruvalcaba. Ruben 257 Ruvalcaba. Sylvta 222 Sael dra. Marcos Clteun 241, I79 y, Saely, Hang 222, I79 Saely, Xay 40. I26. I78. I79 Saettz. Cectlta Saenz. Jackte Sagun, Alma 24I Saltagun. Jose Saltagun. Juatt Saltagutt. Rosaltnda 257 Sante. Jerettty Satnt. Linda 24I Satnt. Ltsa Satnt. Ntcholas Salas. lucy 24I Salas. Raquel 24l Salazar. George I45. 257 Salazar. lrttta 223 Salazar. Jorge Salazar. Marttza 24l Salazar, Mtguel I27. 241 Salazar. Rtcltard 24l Salcedo. Hector 24I Salcedo. Mara 40, I52. l36 Salctd o. Josepltnte satdatta, Angeltca 24l Saucedo. Davtd 258 Saueedo. Jose 2-Il Savala, Vtcky 258 Savastano. Rocco Sayachack. Bouneltanh 258 Sayed. Ashral lO5, I27, I67. 24I Scltaal. Mark Scltlegel. Mtsston Scltttetder. Angela Schwalnt. Kirsten I5l. 68. II2, 245. 258 Scruggs. Carltne Segovta. Ralael I65. 258 Segura. Eugenta Segura, Teresa 223 Setpel. Jonathan Sell, Jellrey I55. 24I. I74, I75 Sencton. Rteardo 223 Settg. Moeun 223 Sengdara. Pltotte I24. 223 Settgsay. Pratltounmar 223 st-assay. vanhoubatt 241 Sepeda. Alltsott IO. 226 Soto, Rene Tran. Kten Soto. Rene Tran. Lan Soto. Rocto Tran. Mat Soto. Sergto 42 Soto. Yolanda 223 Souksangouane. Ketltkeo I24. 242 Souksangouane. Vtengklt I24. 242 Soun. Poclt 242 Soutt. Vtsat I28. 227, I67. 242 Soutlta. Sontpltone 42. l78, I79 Souvannasane. Santvanlt I24 Soza, Gonzalo 42 Spettcer. Paul 7. 42. 94. 80. I06 Srey. Plteap 223 Srey. Saravutlt 42 Steen. Charles Stetclten, Jttttttty 42 Stephens. Dawn Stephens. Frankte Stevens, Carl I49 Strottg. Brtatt Suarez. Armando Suarez. Catltertne I22. 258 Tran. Mtnlt Tran. Mtttlt T. Tran. My 242 Tran. Sang 43. 80. I79 Tran. Suong Tran. Tat 242, I79 Tran, Than Tran, Thao Tran, Tuatt 242 Tran, Vtnh Tran. Yen 259 Tranlhant. Ktntberly I35 Trevtzo. Attgel Trotter. Latattya 43. 90. 9I. I52. 67. I25. ISO. l7I. I7O Troung. Tuyel Troyer , Jenntler Truitllo. Davtd Truiillo. Joaouttt Dat Sepulve da. Andres I55. 258 Sepulveda. Antonto 64. 96. IOS. Il8 24I Sepulveda. Marlo 223 Seralm. Robert Sernteno. Freddy 258 Sertta. Carlos 258 Sertta. Gabrtelle Serna. Samuel Serrano. Arnold Serrano. Laura I47. 223 Serrano. Lettcta 258 Serrano. Martttt 24I Serrano. Robert Serrano . Yolanda 258 Serralo. Alex 4I Serralo. Davtd 227, II2, 24l Serrato. Eva 223 Serrato. Rtcltard 223 Suarez. Gabrtela Suarez. Roumel I27. I67. 242 Suay. Cltreb 242 Suchanek. Albert Sulltvan. Ryan I69 Sullivan, Shawn 42. 5l. I68 Svay. Atlt 242 Sy. Huong Sy. Kteng 242 Sy. Mottt 223 Sy, sauna 241 Sykes. Lola 42 Tatttg. Eng 223 Tatng. Hoang 42. I26 Takapu. Henry Talavera, Marta Tatttayo. Alberto 223 Tatttayo. Marco Tang. Chanlt 42. I78. I79 g. Truong. Hung twang, Pltong 224. H9 Truong. Pltong 224. I79 Truong. San 224 Truong. Ut-Htett Tuttolt. Daniel I40. I35. 235. 242 Tutott. George IO. 43. l40, l4l matt. Raytleett Io. I52, Iss Tungut. Jesus 259 Tuy. Nary 43 Uata. Edward Ulloa, lsntael Ulloa, Marywell 242 Urena. Danny Ltrqutza. Roberto l28. 242 Utley. Shawn l.lvttta. Aurora Uy. Pao 259 Saldatta, Jose 257 Saldana, Juatt Saldana, Lort I62. 24l. I7I Saldana, Rebecca Saldatta. Rena 92. 93. 223 Saldtvar, Gabrtel 92. 93. 223 Saldtvar. Nick ' Salgado. Cesar I55. 223 Salgado. Juatt 24I Saltnas, Antonto Saltnas. Eduardo Salinas. Eduardo P. 257 Sant. Pov 24I Sant. Soclteat Serratos. Franctsco Serratos. Loy 258 Sevtlla. Estlter Sevtlla. Hector Sevtlla. Marta 24I Sltaw, Rebekah I2. 82, 84. 97. II3. II2. 2I0. 2Il. 223. 267 Shear, Joltn Sltubtn, Edward I45. 258 Sltubln. Slelant 98. 89. I62. 24l. l7I stan.-1, Lydta los Stdott. Htlda Stlbas. Janne Stlva. Carlos 24l Stlva. Cornelto I58. 258 Stlva. Eduardo 5. 223 Stlva. Ettrtque 258 sttya, Evangeltna 14: Stlva, Francisco 24I Stlva, lrttta Tan g. Quynh I79 Tattguttta. Albert I55 Tanguttta, Meltsa 223 Tantty. Stephen 95. 94. 242 Tapta. Tapta. Edgar 42. I64 Elta 242 Sant. Sokheng 40, I37 Sant, Sophal 24l santanrego. Marttn 24I San. Math 40 San Mtguel, Aracely 223 San. Mtguel san Mtguel. r.-ttpa I46, I72 San Miguel. Verontca I47. 24l. I72 Sattabrta. Aracely 223 Sanchez. Atda I33. 24l Sanchez. Arntenttna 40 Sattcltez. Arturo 24l Sanchez. Baltazar Sattchez. Carlos Sanchez. Carlos A. 257 Sanchez. Carohna Sanchez. Davtd 67, 223 Sanchez. Dtna 257 Sancltez. Dionne I0. 4l Sanchez. Eddte Sancltez. Fausttna 258 Sancltez. Gabrtel 223 Sanchez. Glorta Sattcltez. Hugo I45. 258 Sanchez. Javter Sancltez. Jose 4I Sattcltez. Juan 258 Sattcltez. Laura l8. 4l. II3. II4. II5. I26. II7. 79 Sattcltez. Luvs 223 Sancltez. Lydta Sanchez. Marta 223 Sattcltez. Marlo 258 Sanchez. Martha Walkwttz. Brtatt 9-l. IOG. 224 Sanchez. Mtrna IOS, 24l Sancltez. Modesto Sanchez. Montque Sanchez. Natalte 4l. 50. 90. 9l. I52 IO3, l63. I70 I5. 96. 97. 245, 25l. 259 Walls, Rudy 45 Sancltez, Olelta 223 Sancltez. Oscar Sanclt ez, Pamela l5l. 255. 244. I74 Sanchez. Proltrto .aneltez. Rteardo 258 iancltez. Richard 24l tanchez. Roberto 24l Sattcltez. Romeo 24I Sanchez. Sal I46. I72 sanfttaz. sattnaga Sattcltez. Ttna l5I Sanchez. Verontca 258 Sanchez, Verontca sancttez. vtfgtttta Sandltn, Julte Sattdoval. Aracelta Sandoval. Blanca 24l Sandoval. Carlos Sandoval. Eclttlt 92. 93. 223 Sattdova I. Edubttlt Sandoval. Franctsco 258 Sandoval, Gutllermo Sandoval. Jesus I04, IOS. 258 Sattdoval. Jose Sandoval. Jose I77 Sandoval. Jose I40 Sandoval. Juatt 223 Sattdoval. Martcela 24I Sandoval, Norberto I45. I55, 258 Sandoval, Nornta 258 Sandoval, Rene Sandoval. Sandra 24I Sandova I. Trnttdad Sattdoval, Yolanda Sang. Pu Santanta Satttanta Santana, Santana. Santana. tlteary 258 rta. Ertka 223, I77 rla. Rosaltttda 94. I77 Alex Allred Antelta sannaga. Joyce uso. 227. 431. uv. 24l Santtban Santtban Sant tbatt ez. Laura 258 ez. Laura 258 ez. Marta 258 Stlva. Jatttte Stlva. Judltlt 258 Stlva. Marco l64 Stlva. Marta I47. 223 Stlva. Marlo 24l Stlva. Oltvta 24l Stlva. Vtctor 24l Stlvas. Augustttta 24I Stlvas. Paul Stlyas. Robert Stnt. Saratn 223 Stttt. Saratn Sttt. Sopltattna Sto. Kotte 7. 4l. 94. IOS Sto. Montez I35. 223 Sto. Thomas Strl. Dareen 97. l5I. Il6. II7. 244. 245. 258, I79 Strg. Genevteve 65. 97. l5I, II9, 227. I04. ll6. II7. 226. 24I Strt. Wancltat Strots, Jellrey I45. lI6. 258. I74 Stsavath. Stnouane Sttaga ta. Kuresa Sktpwortlt. Trevor 95. 94. 258 Snttth. Cheryl 227. I36, I37. 24l Sttttth. Gerald 4I. IO2. IO3 Stttntt. Mafgta Stttttlt. Mtchael Stttttlt. Mtchelle I8. 4I. II3. 90. II5. l26, I37, I67 Sntltlt. Yolanda 4I. 50. I05. IOS, 77. 76 swtta. tttg.-.te 4I So. Cltattthoeun 223 So. Noeurn So. Phal -ll So. Sapltal 258 Soeung. Cltltoeutlt Soeun ' Tltoeun 223 g, saeuttg. tttaap 2-ll Sok. Davtd Sok. Sopltorn 241 Solano. Esteban t Solat o. Gutllermo 258 Solts. Atta 258 Solts. Aletandro 258 Solts. Atta 258 Solts, Gerardo Salts, Javter 223 Solts. Marco 258 Solts. Rebecca 223 Solts. R Solts. R enee 98. 223 enee Solts. Roberto 24I Solts. Saul 242 Solorto. Solorto. Solorto. Dana Gttta l53. IGI. 258. I7I Lettcra 223 Solorto, Marta Tapta. taytata 258 Tapta. Fernando I45. 258 Tapta. Guadalupe Tapta. Javter Tapta, Jose 223 Tapta, Luz Tapta. Martha 223 Tapta. Noetnt Tapta. Sergto 223 Tapta. sttyta 213 Tapu. Tltotttas I40 Tarttt. Edgar Taula. Wendy Taupo. Maryann I35 Tavarez. Matt Tayco. Lance I40. II2. 223. I76 Taylor. can-y 94. 258 Te. Mouy Teteda. Alex I55 re..-aa. Mana Tellez. Jesus Tenorto. Juatt Tettorto. Juan Tettorto. Juatt C. Tenorto. Yolanda Tep. Stchan 42, l28 Tep. Soly 223 Teran. Orlando Teratt. Orlando S. Teratt. Rosa 258 Testntale. Talattta Teter. Gettevteve 42 Tltat, Ktnlt 42 Tltattt. Hy II5. I26. I28. I32. II7. 242 Thattt. Mtttlt 242. l7B Than. Sopltm 258 Thatt. Vattttak 224 Thang. Thoeun 258 tttatttt. Nong Theer, Motttca 224 Tltotttas. Debra Tltontas. Gary Tltontas. J.-any Tltotttpsott. Brandy Thontsen. Carrie 97. l5O. 66. IIS, 2lU, 2l. 224 mag. An 224 Tteng. Gnep 242 Ttrado. Carlos Ttrado. Carlos Ttv. Kantka 43. l37 Ttv. Savoda 258 Tobar. Atta Tobar. Mtrtta 224 Tobtas. Dantty 224 Todd. Robert 42. 86. 67. I08, II2 rat.. toauttg Tonnu. Duttg Toro. Soma 43 Torrado, Oscar Torre. Oscar Torrettto, Antta I47. 224 Torres. Atde 258 Torres. Alfredo 43. 224 Torres. Alfredo I l36. I74 Torres, Altcta lO5. 224 Torres. Atta Torres. Bertlta 224 Torres. Brandt 242 Torres. Carlos 242 Torres. Edtlte Il, 97. I4O. IIE Torres, Hvtra 224 Torres. Everardo 224 Llzcattga. Gregorio Valdez, Gustavo Valdez, Irttta 259 Valdez, George 259 Valdez. Izzy Valdez. Jt. 242 Valdez. Jose 224 Valdez. Mtguel Valcltvla, Feltpe 70. 224 Valdtvta, Irene Valdtvta. Lucta 224 Valdtvta. Oscar 259 Valdtvta. Patrtcta 242 Valdtvta. Rosle 43 Valdtvta. Sant 242 Valdovtnos. Eltas 242 Valenc ta. Adrtatt Valencta. Cectlta Valencta. Ed vat.-ttfta. uni.: Valencta. Eltzabetlt 242 Vega. Tony Vela. Betsabe 259 Vela. Israel Vela, Martha 243 Vela. Mt Velarde. Velarde. cltael 224 Eltzabeth I23 Jell Velardez, Carlos 243 Velardez. Verontca Velasco. Jesus Velasques. Claudta Velasquez. Atda I2. 96. 97. l5l, 227 226, 243 Velasquez. Ferntm 259 Velasquez, Rebecca Velazquez. Carlos Velazquez. Gerardo Velazquez. Jose vatazqu.-1. Raven 243 Vellz, Stlvta 243 Vetttura. Abel I6-l. 224 Ventura, Agustnta 224 Ventura. Benny 259 Ventura. Fernttn 45 Ventura. Jose I64. 224 Ventura. Juatt 243 L Venzor Cesar Vera. Czctlta Vera. Ranttro Verduzc Verduzc o. Entd 243 o. Mtrtatn va-rgara, Rattttor 159 Vtctorna, Jatme Vtctorta. Roberto 224 Vtdal. Et Vtdatta. Vtdatta. trtque I72 Bobby 44, I57, 243 krtc I34. I44. I57. 243. I73 Vtdatta. Paul 243 Vtdrlo. Claudta Vtdrto. Eva 224 Vtdrto. Ltdta Vtdrto. Severo 224 Vtelttta. Ralph Vtera. Ettttlto Vtera. Sutton 243 Vteyra. Joltttny 24l. 243 Vtgtl. Anna 224 Vtgtl. Mtrtatn Vtlatphanh, Sontsock l65. I79 Vtlla. Dantel Vtlla. Frank 45 Vtlla. Gerardo 243 Vtlla. Guillermo 243 Vtlla. Marta 98, 99. 224 Vtlla. Montca 259 Vtlla. Patrtcta Vtlla. Shetla 224 Vtllagontez. Marta 243 Vtllagrana. Martha Vtllalba. Martha Vtllalobos. Jose 259 Vtllalobos. Juatt 243. 259 Valencia, Fernttn 227. I55. 242 Valencta. Grlselda I23. 245 Valencta. Gus I44. l57 Valencta. Hector 43, I40. I42, IE-S Valencta. lrttta 224 Valencta. lsntael Valencta. Javter 242. I69 Valencta. Jesus 43 Valencta. Jose 259 Valencta. Marlo 43 Valencta. Martsol I3l. IO7. I30. 2II. 224 Valencta. Rachelle 44 Valettcta. Rattttro Valettcta. Saul 259 Valenzuela. Alfredo Valenzuela. Bertha vatettzuata. Danny 44 Valenzuela. Flor 224 Va enzue a. Nltke 44 Y' Valenzuela. Robert Vallarta. Rtcardo Vallarta, Susana Valle. .lose 259 Valle. Ruth Vallelo. Vtcky Valleroy. Larla I47 Valles. Angeltca 94. 242 Vatt. Klteng I27. 224 vang. A tt 242 Vattg. Duang I79 Vattsot. Roktyalt 259 Varela. Samuel 224 Vtllalobos, Marta 243 Vtllatnar. Saclteena 259 Vtllanueva, Laura 45. I05 Vtllereal, Altcta 243 Vtllarnto, Jesse Vtllareal. Nancy 259 Vtllasaldo, Ketla 259 Vtllasana. Jatme 259 Vtllasenor, Bertlta 259 vtttas.-nat, Feltpe 124 Vtllasenor. Francisco 45. I23 Vtllasenor. Joe Vtllasettor. Nornta 45 vtttasanaf. Sattttago 259 Vtllegas, Feltpe vtuagas, C--men 243 Vtllegas. Javter 243 Vtllegas. Jose Vtllegas. Oscar Ybarra, Dtana 259 Ybarra. Genoveva 259 Ybarra, Rosalba Yeb. Phy 243 Verena. Guadalupe 70. 22I Yerena. Ranton 259 Vnostrosa. Manuel I46. 259 vaung. Detttse leo. 243 Young. Kevttt 259 Yu. Gene 225 Zabala. Zoyla Zabalza, Martlta Zatss, Wtlltattt Zamaro. Marco 243 Zantarrtpa. Ruben HS. HB, Zatttbratto. Jesus 259 Zatttora. Carlos 259 Zamora. Enrtque Zatttora. Francisco Zamora. Gabrtela 243 Zamora. Javter 259 Zamora, Martbel Zamora. Martha 259 Zatttora. Miguel 225 Zatttora. Pedro Zamora. Rtchard 225 Zatttora. Sagrarro 225 Zatttudto. Irene 45 Zatttudto. Javter 259 Zatttudto. Jesus Zatttudto. Oltvta 243 Zatttudto. Vtctor I45. 259 Zaragoza. Franctsco 259 Zaragoza. Sandra Zaragoza, Stlvta 259 Zataratn. Jorge Zatarant. Martna 225 Zavala. Alberto 225 Zavala. Carlos Zavala. Marta 45 Zavalela. Aslrld II2. I47. 22 Zazueta. Atta zepeaa. sc-fgta 215 Ztzumbo, Lazaro Zul. Jose Zutttga. Carlos 259 Zuntga. Lupe Zuntga. Marta 259 Zumga. Octavto Zurtta. Cesar I58. 259 VWKak?Yh W C ' ' 1 Vttt, Parantott Vtrelas. Jose Vtrgen. Gutllernto Vtrrueta. Gregorto 259 Vtrrueta. Marta I33 Vtvas. Elvtra 259 Vtzcarra. Frank 243 Vtzcarra. Gerardo 243 Vollnter, Ertc 243 Vargas. Alex 140. 224 Vargas. Allonso 2-I2 Vargas. Atta L. Vargas. Cesar vsfgas. Dam.-I Vargas. Debbte 224 vafgas. ttya 241 Vu, Cuottg Vu. Hten I32 Vu. Hoa Vu. Latt Vu, Thtett 45. 80 Vu. Tltu Vu. Tltu Vu. Vatt 259 Vu. Xuatt Walle. Jose 243 Vargas. Ertk Vargas. Gerado vargas. Hllda Vargas, Hugo Vargas, Juatt Vargas. Jullo 224, I68 Vargas, Natalto Vargas, Rafael 224 VastI1.Kattke IS. 18. 80. 44. SI. 90, 9l. I5O. II3. II7 Vasques. Juatt vasquez. Artel vasquez. Adnan t4. -Jo vasquaz. Andres 5-t. toa vasquez. Blanca 142 Vasquez. Edgar Vasquez, Estela IOS. 242 vasqttez. Frank 26I Vasquez. Gavuto 44. 90, 9I, I37. 267 Solorzano. Lucntda 242 Sopltabnttxay. Anola I24. 242 Sopltabttttxay. Not Sophabtntxay. Paseuth sapttabttttxay. Pasottg I24. 242 Soponratlt. Youtt 4I Sor. Cltettda Sor. Vtda Torres. Ctabrtela 242 Torres. Gtlbert Torres. Gustavo Torres. Htlda 259 Torres, Jatttte 224 Torres. Janne Torres. Jose Torres. Jose 224 Vasquez. Gtlberto Vasquez. Javter Vasquez. Javter Vasquez. Jose Vasquez. Juatt l65. 259 vasqu.-z. Juttantte vasquaz. Manuel 44 Vasquez. Mattuela 259 Santoyo, Gustavo IG5 Sanudo. Marta Sapten. Marta 223 Saucedo, Darvle Sorta. Jorge Sorta. Martbel Sorta, Marlcela Sortano. Jovtta 242 Sortano. Lourdes 42 Sortano. Marco 242 Sortt. Lun 258 Sorn. Sartnt 258 Sorn. Sarowutt 223 Soto. I-ranctsco Soto. Gabrtel 42. 49. 62. lO9. II2. I65, I72. 267 Solo. Gulllernto I45 Soto, Joe Soto. Jose 242 Soto, Manuel 258 Soto. Oralta I23 Soto. Oralta Soto, Pablo 42 Soto. Pedro Solo. Raquel I52. IO3. 223, I75 Torres. Marta 242 Torres. Martlta 242. 259 Torres. Martlta 259 Torres. Miguel I46. 224, I72 rams. Nancy 43. Torres. Oscar 7l Torres. Patrtcta 259 Torres. Robert 43 Torres. Rogelto 242 Torres. Rudy 2-I2 Torres. Sergto Torres. Yolanda 224 Torrez. Allredo Torrez. Luz Torrez. Luz M. Tottclt. Chamren 43. I27. l28 Tovar. Cltrtsttna 94, 259 Tratt. Cuong 242 Tran, Ha II7, 227. 242 Tran. Hatt tt-att, Huy 214 Vasquez. Mary 44 Vasquez. Robert Vasquez. Socoro Vasquez. Vtctor Vasquez Xtomara aura 44. 90 Vauglttt. L vazquas. Adnatt 44 Vazquez, Andres 44 vazquvz. tranctsfa 44 Vazquez, Franctsco Vazquez. Karma 259 Vazquez. Marta 242 Vazquez. Mtguel 259 Vazquez, Mtguel 259 Vazquez, M-gual 159 Vega. Joltn Vega. Jorge Vega. Lettcta 44 Vega. Llsa Vega. Marta 44. 48, I47. I72 vuga, Marta I47. 224. I72 Walle. Marta 224 watttttg. cttnstoptter 224 Warrett. Julte 224 Watlten. Tracy watson, Anty 45 Warrett. Julte 224 Wallten, Tracy Watson, Anty 45 Webb. Gaea 224 Webb. Jasott Webb, Sltawtta 243 Wetbel. Carl 243 Welcome. Frattk Wltne. Ray 45 Whtteltead, Terrell Wtlbon, Royal 5, I-40. l4l. I43. I72 Wtlcltte. 'haron 243 5 Wtlltants. Atttt 45. II2. I25. l6O Wtlltants. Fredertck Wtlltants. Johnatltatt II2. 243, I74 Wtlltatns Wtlltatns . kevtn 259 . Tantslta Wtlson. Clartssa 45 Wilson. Davtd 8 Wtlson. Utrk Wtlson. Jeffrey I49 Wilson. Jennifer 243 Wtlson, Oscar I40. I57. 243 Wtlson. Robert Wtttders, Jason Wtttgo. Eleana 224 I75 Wltron. Frattctsca Wnron. Margarita 243 Woo. Luts I45. 259 Wood. Mtcltael I27. 224 Woods. Jay Woolrtdge. Chauncey 259 Wrtgltt. Attdrew 259 Wrtgltt. Mtcltael 94. 227, IOS. 243 Wrtgltt. Pattl 78, I8. 45. 97. II3. 80, IO5. l20, I2I. II7 Ya. Maysattt 259 Yallew. Solomon 259 Yattt. Kee I78. I79 Yattt. Sopltea 22-l vang. outa 243 Yattg. Seng Yarnall. Scott 45 259, I6' 5. I72 — I - 1 V