Santa Clara High School - Onward Yearbook (Oxnard, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1986 volume:

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Right: Stacy Whittle and Laurie Swisher share the love that they learned about at the Senior Retreat. 2 Theme Page Crasb Gahndo Above: Eafing as fasi as possible, G-eof y Tries ro goin poinis for The sopho- class during spirit week. Werner, Leticia Casfenedo, Angel Kim Pano, VVGITGPI Hoiike, MONCG Shaun Casieneda, and Monica show what Sonia Ciara Siyie is all Wheiher ii was casual or formal, or winter, S.C. Sainis were con- a shade berier than The rest. Theme Page 3 i f V '- 1 A Siudeni Life Division I7 iulf fx Q f , wg As Trends ond moods chonge, so do yeorbooks: Thus The Onword '86 hos gone Stylish! Throughoui The following poges you will find The memo- roble experiences Thoi mode your yeor here oTsSonTo Cloro one Thoi will never be forgoiien. T 4 We began wiih Slove Doy when The freshmen were officiolly wel- comed inio The Sdnio CloroyFomily. IT wos o fun dey for looTh freshmen ond seniors olike. Mony new friendships were mode, ondrihe seniors finolly Took Their siond os The ruling closs. A T ' 1 The reTreoT followed in eorly OcTober giving The seniors The lnspiroTion To grow wiihin Themselves, ond To reoch ouT To one onoTher. iT wos on unforgehioble experience for some, ond o leorning experience for oih- ers. The re-Treoi loroughT some sTrongers ond friends Togeiher, ond ref minded Them of The volue of friendship ond ofiihe imporTonce of God in Their lives, A r A A y A A permonenT reflecTion of This yeor con be seen in The rsTyles ond Trends Thor mode iT differeni from losT ye-dr. These losting impressions of 4985-4986 will give us someThlng To look loock on onclio remember, ond someihing To Iough oloouT in fuTure Tirnesreminiscing, T f T T T Homecoming rwos To grond eveni. The eleciions were exciiing, ond had mony people preying for Their friends To win. Spirii week wos o Time for oll four closses To pull Togeiher os compehiors, ond fighi for The spiriT sfrick. 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' : ' 4: Pads Change IfWth The Seasons But S.C. Saints Are Fashionable To The Hnish Fads are a nafural parf of our lives because we creaTe and change Them, which makes Them all The more fun. Whaf is in Today. is ouT To- morrow, so There is always somefhing new going on. Whereas lasT year's craze was The rush of Madonnas, This year's Trend is sTilI in The making. Crimped hair became confagious, buT iT could noT surpass The already popular asymmefrical hairsTyles. Tons of Mousses and gels were used in cre- aTing These original sTyles, and gallons of hairspray helped To keep iT all in place. Even The guys gof in on This craze. FlaTTops sculpfured wiTh dep became The newesT fad in The world of men's fashions. For bofh guys and girls, paisley prinfs were a new addi- Tion To The fashion scene. These colorful clofhes broughT wiTh Them a new dimension To The word vogue. Diamonds, Diamonds, Diamonds! NoT really diamonds of course, buT The slighTly more affordable flash of rhinesTones. They could be found ev- erywhere from jewelry To nylons. Ev- eryone was wearing rhinesfones. The laTesT in foofwear was all The rage aT Sanfa Clara. Reeboks were The heighf of new fashion. From The faculfy To The fooTball players, These shoes were hof. Trends and fads will change, jusT as we will change, buT one facf will re- main: no maTTer whaT we wear or how we wear iT, here aT Sanfa Clara we do iT wiTh sTyle. 8 STyles And Trends bs Above: Tisha WhiTe adds her own sfyle To The SanTa Clara uniform. The green and blue plaid was not only worn during school hours. buT also in The fashion scene around us. Rlghfz G-.Q woman Kiffy Rodriguez shows her sense of fashion before hiTTin' The Town Friday nighT. Long coaTs, over- sized sweafers, broaches, and long skirTs were a new addifion To The Trends of '85-'86, Below: Javier Herrera is always up 'fo dale wilh fashion. This slyle of shin was worn by many sfuclenls both in and ou? of school. Bottom: Raquel Mogana follows The facl of mousse, and hairspray. Her sculptured look is only one of The originals seen here al Santa Clara, 1 T .5 I s X ,J Slyles And Trends 9 Freshman and Seniors learn all about laying Their Roles The seniors had a field day iniTiaTing The freshmen inTo The Sanfa Clara communiTy. The iniTiaTlon of The Frosh class meanT ThaT The seniors had final- ly reached The Top. IT was a day To be remembered by The freshmen as The firsT sTep in Their SalnThood: for The seniors iT symbolized The beginning of The end. For many seniors, The day sfariecl before daybreak. However, iT was The lucky freshmen who goT dragged ouT of bed in The early morning hours To play slave for a day. BoTh freshmen and seniors alike made up for The losi sleep during classes, To The dismay of Their Teachers. When The seniors found The energy To sTay awake, They wasfed no Time making The Right Boogying baby Terry Lovafo acTs his age as he eaTs To The beai of The music for his masfer Jenna Bryan. '10 Slave Day All r 1 ff 5 X, 5 - ' .H V f ,. I , 1,1 ,r , ' 1 .nf . X M ,M fr Above: Colleen Spies of lor. perform showed oll The lT's done. 1 f 1 l 1 r l - V I l oeo,, l l reloxes ol while cull The obedi- Their Slove Doy 44 The Rights of Sain thood mosT of Their chance To have slaves. Some freshmen were well TreaTed in Their slavery, while many had masTers who showed no mercy. The cosTumes creaTed by The sen- iors were boTh inTeresTing and original To say The leasT. The various ideas for cosTumes ranged from carToon char- acTers To movie siars. The celebriTy line-up included Pee-Wee Herman, Madonna, Tina Turner, Buckwheal, Gumby. and a harem of belly danc- ers. The highlighT of The day was lunch- Time on The senior paTio. Seniors were fanned, fed, and pampered by Their obedienT slaves. lf you happened To caTch The sTage show, you probably wiTnessed The very spiriT of slave day. 'I2 Slave Day Far Left: Matt Mallon was bouncin' and behavin' for his master Joe Ramelli early slave day morning. Pee Wee Herman was one of the top ten stars to perform on Initiation Day '85. Left: Born ln East L.A. Tara Ramos, and Roberta Pinedo made the trip to Santa Clara to be with us on initiation Day. Above: Gumby qtvlarie Politowskiy and ner buddy Pokey share in the fun involved with initiation. As one of the most popular characters appearing on slave clay, G-umby experienced what being a star is all about. David Duarte and Alberto Santana treat their baby freshmen with Tender Loving Care. Becky Ahearn. and Renee Lunde kicked back while the other freshmen slaved away. Slave Day '13 The Senior Class Family Reaches For The Exceptional The firsT nighT di CoTTonToil Rdnch held The promise of o very busy, buT successful weekend. From The beginning The seniors noTiced ThoT o o e ' ' ' This reTredT w si hov O more prominenT emphdsis Thon The previous 'IA Senior ReTreoT wiih friends, or coTching up on IosT sleep. Right Tied To o Tree, Ted Miyo- soki reveols his enThusiosm for The fun ond gomes involved wiTh The senior reTreoT. wwf' 'E x,N J, ff-Q flashes Q Cindi woifing To use The went swimming To seriousness of The week- 3 'L- R ,-f-'Ia f, in-. lg, 5 Senior Refrecrr '15 A Weekend 0 Blllldlflg The Faith people became closer To one anoiher. and God. One of The main purposes of The reTreaT was To unife The senior class Through acTiviTies and groups like This. These families shared deep feel- ings wiih each oTher. They dis- cussed personal problems wiTh Their families aT home, Their rela- Tionship wiTh oihers in The class, and Their feelings Towards God. Siudenis goi To know Their Teachers Through These groups. and many Tears were shed dur- ing discussions. New friendships were made, and broken ones re- paired. - WheTher They were playing Tag, performing skiis, or making new friends, The seniors grew closer To one anoiher and To God. They came home wiTh a new sense of seif worih, and a real feeling of belonging To Their class. So aT The end of This ex- Above: Mike Garcia. Nancy Alamillo, and Freddy Berumen Take Time ouT To express Their feelings for Their friends. Right Lisa CasTeel shows every- one The new hai and Toy Thai she received aT The senior re- Treaf. hausiing, bui fulfilling weekend, The seniors realized Thai once you have shared so much wiih your classrnaies, The words you needed me Take on a deeper meaning. 'I6 Senior Reireai Senior Refreof '17 Grand Appearance Reveals Reigning Royalt . During spirit week with float building, The spark of S.C. spirit remained alive in every student, as he or she looked forwar the long awaited Homecoming Day. The week prior to the big game was filled with fun and excitement which brought the entire student body Together. competitions such as Crazy Tie Day, and Simon Says kept the Homecoming spirit alive, and was a continual reminder to students of The approaching spirit week finale. ln The early morning hours of Homecoming day, as flatbeds rolled into The parking lot, sleepy eyed students arri bringing nothing but a carload of props, and a spark of ingenuity that each class would Transform into Their own unique fl Exausted spirits revived aT The beginning of The most memorable event of The day: halftime. Shiny cars, carrying classy young men and elegant young ladies were among many of The crowd pleasers which high- lighted The afternoon. But most spectacu- lar was The beautifully constructed floats. Bangkok, Africa, Japan, and The United States were the four countries brought to life by TDS dlffefeflf classes. An BXONC de- piction of The magical land of india was portrayed by The Freshmen. A Tropical jungle in Africa. with it's lush vegetation and wild animals was created by The Sophomore Class. An aura of Tranquil beauty and oriental fraility was projected in the picturesque setting of Japan by The T Juniors, and the familar stars and stripes of the good ol' U.S.A. flew with pride on The winning float by The Senior Class. Spirit week was filled with enthusiastic i student participation in all the class com- petitions. and proved to be a great bulld- up for the excitement of Homecoming Day. The work put in by the students dur- T ing float building proved that although lands are far apart, it Esn'T difficult to get Around The World ln a Day. Above: Mr. Ugly Ruben Magana greets Queen Cindy Varela at half- time. Although Ruben played in the game, he took time out to stand with the court in their grand appearance. Right: Queen Cindy Varela and lvlr. Ugly Ruben lvlagana. s f stag, ...Q s I 1 f .. '- J' is -. X s ECN .f ,wewwn x T, 1 -uv 'WW rr, 2 5 I s ' - A fs 3 mv Above left: Senior Princess Chrisiine Ayoio ond Es- Boiiom iefi: Sophomore Princess Krisiin Coulios ond cori Jim Buicher. Escort Ken Knighi. Above right Junior Princess Missy iVIcWnen'er ond Boiiom right: Freshmen Princess Jockie Lovin ond Escori Derek Gorubo. Escorr Morio Vosquez. Homecoming Uvercom es Righiz Noe Ncbooi iecans in The limbo coh- Tesi To ensure The Freshmen class ci se- cure piecing in The cioss compeiiiions. CenTer: Desmond WebsTer and Tom I-ioiike give iT Their cili To win The wheelbarrow rece for The juniors dur- ing spirit week. Lackluster Spirit Above: The Freshmen floof reveciis The creoiive efforis puf in ii by The sTucienTs on The dey of Homecoming. The exirovci- goni and unique fioczis proved The enthusiasm was uncon- Troilobie. RighT: AIThough The Presideniioi Office holds mciny duTies, Ronald Reogon sTiII found Time To porTicipoTe in The Senior Closs' fiooT in The Homecoming Porocie. 20, , JJ. Y. S' NNN Comm unity Of Sain ts Keeping The Faith RighT: STudenT singers proved To be energy boosTers ThroughouT The yeor QT our mosses. DirecTor Ms. Orpillo Ieod The choir, ond kepT Them diwoys on key. Below: Bond members conTribuTe Tremendously wiTh Their occomponimenT To The singing group. Horns were o new dTTrocTion To The sTudenT body mdsses This yecir, ond They IefT sTudenTs smiling wiTh opprovdl. '-.WA 'N-N The opening moss wcis The oneness wiTh- in our religious communiTy. Right April Goge Ieods The sTudenT body in o proyer QT The opening moss of The yeor. 22 Above Left: During the Thanks- giving mass Koihy Rodri- guez receives communion from The CSIGDYGDT Fr. Terry Flem- ming. Above: Fcxiher Terry Flemming consecroies The hosi oi The Thanksgiving moss in our gym. Left: Fr. George Suilivcrn leads The student body in d prayer. 23 5. C. Rallies Promote Spirit In The Stands Above: The fooTboll Teom leods The school in on inspiring cheer during fooTboll seoson. Above righT: Terrel Horrison is TounTed ond Trickecl by his mom while enThusiosm is generoTed in The crowd. RighT: Seniors proise Their Almo MoTer To finish off onoTher compeTiTive rolly. Wfw 4 HW 'ui T 15 if LefT: Juniors show Their spiriT os They wove o bonner of pride repre- senTing Their finol yeor os SoinTs. Below iefT: Sopho- mores sTrive To win The finol spiriT week com- peTiTion ond boosT Their score C1 few poinTs higher. Below righT: C-3uesT speaker, Dr. Herb True. speaks individually wiTh some sTudenTs on' The moTivcTionol ideas presenTed in his speech. 25 26 va- .f 'Q , Wh0's 9 SanTa Clara is filled wiTh individuals, no one is exacTly alike. The Freshman find Themselves Trying To adjusT To This new envi- ronmenT They have recenTIy been placed in. They are faced wiTh lniTiaTion, Through which They become official members of The SanTo Clara communiTy. Sophomores are in a Time of Transi- Tion from a younger Freshman inTo an auThoriTaTive upperclass- man. They are preparing for one of The highlighTs of being a Teenager-learning To drive. Being a Junior means finally achiev- ing Thcn' upperclassman sTaTus. They receive Their rings which sTand as a symbol for Their accomplishmenTs, buT also a remind- er of whaT is yeT To come. Seniors are The highesT of The social classes, They know The ropes , and They are preparing To sTarT a new life ouT of high school. Teachers are Those special people who pass on Their knowl- edge To us. The resT of The sTaff and adminisTraTion also play a parT in our family. They, along wiTh The faculTy, build a sTrong foundaTion ThaT conTinues The TradiTion of excellence and high sTandards. We are all very differenT people wiTh varied roles: roles ThaT work TogeTher in Teaching, learning, and creaTing a beTTer school. I Above: Being friendly is Sonia Clara sTyle as Ms. Melia and Shannon McCon- ville go beyond The TradiTlonal role of Teacher and sTudenT. Left: Holly Hendrick lisTens aTTenTiveIy as Mrs. Hill gives good advice. Breaking New Ground In This, The eighTy-fifTh yeor of SonTo Cloro High School, onoTher hisToricol miIesTone will mork The growTh of This insTiTuTion. Ground breoking hos Token ploce for The new ' Friedrich Pdvillion. To The John ond Joseph Friedrich Fomily, we express our opprecioTion ond groTiTude for Their longTime generosiTy To SonTo Cloro High School ond for moking This new building o reoliTy. To D.l.oL. Services for Their generous fund roising, orchiTecTuol design ond consTruc- Tion, we soy Thonk You. To our friends ond olurnni, our sinceresT Thonks. 53' ffzfvzia, Ugmfwr f 7 . W I rr Q ink gm QL T In f if ' inf as , If 32 . 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For oil of you iT is The beginning of odulT life ond dll of The righTs ond responsibiliTies which ThoT enToils. In one sense, To begin is To begin again .. . To sTorT fresh on The rodd which hos broughT you To This poinT in your life. The mop is drown in more deToils, The difecfions newly-seT, The signposTs more recog- nizdble. As you leove, you go wiTh The knowledge Thdf your Tedchers hdve conTribuTed To The refining of your di- recTion. Be groTefuI, Therefore, for Their help These pdsT yeors. You go wiTh our prdyers for o hdppy ond suc- cessful Iife. Remember your rooTs oT SonTo Cldro. WhoT you become in The yeors oheocl will be o refIecTion of whoT happened To you while you were here. God bless you oil, LLM eg!-LA... Sr. Mary CaTherine-Dean of Girls Mr. John Lorenzana-Dean of Boys, Maih Mr. Lou Cvijanovich-Physical EducaTion Mr. Jim Swisher-Civics Mr. Bob Bradley-Counselor, HisTory Mrs. Sue lvlergen-Counselor, HisTory Sr. PaTrice McGee-Campus MinisTry Sr. Therea Schibig-Typing Mrs. Ivajean Swisher-Main Office Sr. Cecilia LaPorTe-CornpuT- er Lab 30 RighT: SanTa Clara Teachers Take Time To refIecT on The good old days while par- TicipaTing in Halloween TradiTions. Below: lvlclm. TiersTein brings a Touch of Parisian sTyle To The S.C. campus. . - R 3. QW is ,iii 2:-is N 'I -Q ' vi Q r T, Tig sig gi K 5 S mf E ,L 9 2 ' T T gir i I Q 2 Q MLN' K, W rgf , , ibiza , T i 2 ,,,,,,,, M ,,..:'k ' ' 'iii Zi I Asked, Why Me When i'My most embarrassing moment happened when I walked in and used a ladies restroom by mistakell! Mr. Brunelle Getting a speeding ticket on the way to school and having a student drive by at that moment. Mrs. Hanson Wearing different colored shoes Cone blue, one blacky through the entire day. Finally, someone in sixth period told me. Mrs. Penrose My pants splitting during a lecture. Mr. D. Farrell i'Discussing a student's behavior problem with a parent for twenty minutes, then realized I was talking to the wrong parent. Mrs. Hill A slip of the tongue: I used a swear word once! Miss Miglis While riding a chairlift in Tahoe, my roommate and I decided to 'jump' off the lift before the unloading station. Embarrassing disaster resulted. ski patrols came out of nowhere. Mrs. Weten- kamp Br. Edward Gresnigt-History Mr. Robert Swisher- Economics Mr. Tom McConvilIe- ...M . g Geometry Mrs. Joan Petrone-Girls Physical Education y Ms. Helen Me ia-S anish ' J 6 A iif. 7 .. ..Vyy Br. Andrew Spijkers-German .. E f . . 'W Left: Wearing a crazy tie w and cool shades Mr Brunelle iii' Joins in the spirit week fun. 34 Growing To nderstand Each Other I came as a freshman feeling alone and afraid, not knowing what to expect from you. My image of you was strict, scholarly and a little unkind. You were an authority figure like the written law, with cold hard facts, and no exceptions. My second year of high school, I thought I knew it all. I lashed out at you with mocking rebellion, but deep inside I had no harmful intentions. The barrier between the students and the teachers be- gan to break down, and I saw you as a person with feelings. A slight change began to take place, but I didn't fully acknowledge it yet. As I moved on to my third year I realized what a learning exper- ience my past two years had been. Right away I recognized the change between us. We became friends, and began to talk easily with one another. I learned that your comments were not meant to criticize but rather to motivate. Through your discipline and strength I've learned valuable habits that will contribute to a successful future. As a senior at the peak of my high school years, l'd like to say thanks, My rebellious ways and arroganace were a lot to put up with. You are a freind who will be in my heart today, tomorrow, and always. I've seen that being a teacher takes a great amount of patience and conscious effort. You deserve full credit. Thank you. Mrs. Patricia Penrose-Eng- lish Mr. Blase Bickett-English Mr. Tom Hernandez-Reli- gion Mrs. Amick Tiersteln- French Br. William Verheijes-Math Mr. David Walskl-History ldv f . , . Mr. Dann Farrell-Math Mr. Rod Farrell-Physics Mrs. Julie Maloney-English Ms. Fides Orpilla-Spanish 32 G 458 5 -1 Mmm pare her lectures for upcoming classes. voivement with two of many students Missy Watkins and Kalli Miglis. Mrs. Tanya Hanson-Art, Eng- iish Mr. Robert Brunelle-Religion Mrs. Kay Brisslinger-Home Economics, Religion Ms. Christine Berrington- Spanish, English Mr. Tim Bednar-English Mrs. Tammy Radcliff-Religion Ms. Lupe Reyes-Math, Sci- ence Ms. Carol Sanders-Math, Sci- ence Mrs. Loroine Toucher-Typing, Business 33 far left: Mrs. Hanson diligently works to pre- left: Miss Miglis shows her concern and in- 34 Br. Edward: Dedication to a life of service In 4985, we took specicil joy in celebroting with Brother Edword Gresnigt his 25th Anniversdry with the order of Our Lddy, Mother of Mercy. Brother Edword wos born in Holldnd in 4942, ond by the oge of twelve he become interested in religious life. This interest wos enhonced greotly by the brothers who tdught him GS o young mon. He entered the novitidte in 4960, ond mode his finol commitment of vows to his order in 4966. One of his first experiences in teoching wos with the first grdders in The Hdgue. Shortly ofter, in 4965, he come to Cdlifornid dnd recieved his B.A. ond M.A. in History. He olso eorned o Colifornio Stondord Teoching Credentidl from Loyolo University in Los Angeles. Then in 4967, he begon teoching religion ond history ot Sonto Cloro High School. Brother Edword quickly become Cl vitol port of our community. He hos led mony octivities, such os the Christion Services Closs, ond he hos orgonized Los Ninos trips to Tijuono. Currently, he holds the position of Choirmon of the Sociol Studies Deport- ment, ond he is olso Superior of the Oxnord Community of Brothers. Brother hos dlwoys found greot pleosure in seeing his students grow in their com- mitment ot Christidnity. He hos wdnted to tedch, ond spreod the word of Jesus even before he entered the novitiote. Sonto Cloro hos truly benefited from Brother Edword os o teocher, ond os o Christion leoder. He hos given true medning to the word dedicotion, ond we toke gredt pleosure in hdving him os o speclol member of our Sonto Cloro Fomily. Mrs. Goil Pdrchmon-com- puters Mr. Steve Donn-Moth- emotics Mrs. Cheryl Wetenkomp- English Mrs. Morgie Swisher-ReIi- gion Mr. Mott Peterson-Edrth . ,st,,., Science 'K Mrs. Tori Wilcox-Chemistry Ms. Michelen Miglis-Spon ish ser? Mrs. Mdry Hill-English Mrs. Remi Enciso-Librory Mrs. Eleonor Robles-Cofe- terio Mrs. Nono Goscon-Stu- dent Cofeterio TGDCIDCG C1009 Mr. Richard Rodriguez- Mainfenance Mrs. Mary Perez-CafeTe- ria. Phofo noT available Mr. Sal Hernandez-Main- Mr. Zeke OrTiz-MainTen- AfTer four years of absorbing knowledge from our Teachers, :T rs clear each of Them has a unlque sTyle and a dlsflncflve personallfy The following favorlfe quoTes lllus Trafe The range and dlverslfy found on The faculTy An opTomlsT us someone who does maTh ln pen Mr D Farrell The only Thang To remember ID llfe IS whaT you learn afTer you know IT all HS Truman Mr PeTerson Mr McConvrlle lf The sfars should appear one nlghT In a Thousand years how would men belleve and adore Ralph Waldo Emerson Mr BlckeTT Llfe as a banquef and mosT poor devnls are sfarvlng To deaTh Mrs ZuT alorsl Madam Tlersfeln Do noT pray for an easy llfe pray To be a sTrong person Mrs We Tencamp lf you can T Take The heaT geT ouf of The klfchen Mr R Farrell For every declslon you make There us a consequence A real friend IS The one who walks In when The resT of The world walks ouT WalTer Wlnchell Ms Berrlng on and The ever famous Who says llfe IS falr'P Ms Wllcox - I . . - . . . . . . H 1 - - ll . . . H . - . . . ll . - - . . . u . . 1 - ll . U - . 1 . . ,, u ll ' I , . u I 1 11 . - ' xx 1 1 ll - - . H 1 - - 11 u - I . ,, - . - . ' , xx 1 . . . ,, . Seniors '86 Wondenr School l As we reach The diploma While we Thir Of The years Tears fill our e Because iT's 4 We're sTarTin- We have To We hope frie As The years AlThough iT hi We'lI Try noT We Think of l- And our firsT Now we've r We are goins How do you To friends wr Will There be ' l o To sincerely Youll always Of your sch Don'T Think o Think a new A Senior cheering secTil sTarT of anoiher fun-fillel Lisa Alderman Gina Alvarez -Nancy Alamillo Monica Arevalc Above Far RighT: Rowdy Ser ior Sainfs, Lora Hicks, Lis Galler, and Maria Eubank cheer for S.C.'s winning foo' loall Team. Mikel AucuTT Chrishne Ayal Angela Ariaz ' ' a Jamie BarneTTe Far RighT1 BOY AND GIRL C THE YEAR KELLY CHAPARRT AND MIKE VELTHOEN. 36 Jennifer Brown Jenna Bryan Karen Buraullis Jim Buicher Donna Cabrera John Cajiuai Lisa Carreiro Raymond Carrier LefT2 MOST LIKELY TO SUC- CEED KATIE SAVOLA AND JIM BUTCHER. 39 ,X 5553 N. - i,,,4,, . '41 9' , f: , iw? cwmwww z:Wf,fm, if VJZYZQ avg 2, W Q ,A ,. T.: ,,,,,. fi iv, If .qWy7Qw QiwZ62? XXX X xx f W' Z J 3 1 f, W Zn ff! f f Mx.. M ,aff ' MMV, J: ,WX X view? fim wfd ,Mix gp ww, ,,,, .WA V WV Kevin Ellioii Christine Ellis Maria Eubanks Margie Penske DeeDee Fiizgibbons Lisa G-aller Michael Garcia Anne Joy Garry Above Lefff MOST ATHLE- TIC KATHY TORRES AND FRANK MADRID. 43 -12 W ,M MH? 1 nf ,, 5 , fm 4-. we ., 3 - f f. 'H - egg H Hai g E John Hunler Kolherine Johnson Lyndo Johnson Erick Korlsen Ellefl KGCJFDS Colleen Kelly Julio Koch Lynn Lobll Above Righl: MOST SPIRIT- ED SUSAN SANTANGELO AND DAVID PANO. 46 ,, 1L:,1v X S W 4- ,f 5 f V , WL f 'wzX, ,X M 'V 'DW ji ge '-4 ,4 W f f r s f 6 ' tx ,O gwx Awifhffyu N I. , ,s 4 I Q, 2, N, Mario Maldonado Pai Maiion Mike Maiihews Breii McBride Scoii McDowell Eileen IVicGraTh Laurie McKenna Sharm McKnighT Donna Meatfy Matthew Melcher Noe Melendez Paul Mesa Stacey Mish Ted Miyasaki Above: MOST DEDICATED MARY HAWBLITZEL AND JOHN CAJIUAT. Right BEST CHRISTIAN AT- TITUDE TONYA GOMEZ AND ERIC WERNER. 50 is-n..s'ff! 'Nu 'I Roberi Molina Veronica Moniijo Julio Moo Top LefT: Friends Nancy Alarnilio, Carmeiifa Lopez and Theresa Pano are ec- sialic aboui The arrival of Their senior year. Boiiom LefT: Lisa Coulias exemplifies The energy of every senior on Freshman iniiiaiion Day by ciozing off in class. April Mullen Annelie Murguia Jeff O'Brien Above: NICEST SMILE KARI SPIES AND MARIO MAL- DONADO. 54 Mary Olivares Dean Olson Chris Oswald David Pano Theresa Pano Pa George nlola T1 Yolanda Joe Ramelli Eddie Ramirez Joe Ramirez Sean Reed Tom Resler Eric Rivera Robert iedo Derek Robles Above right: SENIOR CLASS OFFI- CERS: Standing: Julia Koch, Sec- retary of Student Senate. Debbie Wertenberger, Vice-President. Colleen Keiiy. Officer of Publicity. Susan Santangelo, Vice Chair- man of Student Senate. Kneel- ing: Jim Butcher, SecretaryfTrea- 2 surer. Sitting: LeAnn Locher, Presi- dent. 1 54 2 'Y , W 'kf y iw iff 'iff ,ka if L f, I 1 ,,, ,VB 0 WM-nw' A wa 1 f v,,- ,V 1, +,, , WM 'km M M-'vw . SWA K .mn .sn W il, Class Of 8 A Tau I1 Act To F01 ow Kneeling: Kaiie Sears, Senator: Missy McWl'merTer, Secreiary-Treasure: Julie Kim, Vice- President. Sianding: Mike Casianon, President Joe Crosby, Publicilyi Robin Breda, Senator. Jennifer Abboil Regina Adams Maria Alaniz Matthew Alexander Eulalio Alvarado Angel Ariaz Andrea Ayala Jeff Barnes Kellie Beardsley Siacy Beardsley 62 1 1 s ,fa Marie Callahan Kaihy Campbell Arthur Carmona Anjanelle Carrillo Sam Belgin Thomas Bennet? Sandhya Bhalla David Bick Andrei Bobrow Elsie Borcena Michael Braff Wendi Brand Robin Breda Lori Bubnar Kane Burleigh Jeannine Burton Sean Cabrera Kirslin Cady Jennifer Calderwood Ms. Tari Wilcox, Junior Class fTlOdel'OfOl'. 63 Lisa Carrillo Michael Castanon Virginia Castellanos Mia Castorena Jemal Chavez Brandi Childress Lenette Coady Karlene Copeland Eddie Coronado Monique Costello Raylene Cox Anthony Crisp Joe Cosby Lisa Cruz Aaron Cunningham LaSonya Davis 64 if 1 i A ' ur A . A. 4' , 5 - 5 When Luis Tome came to Oxnard from Madrid, he knew fright awayj that his life would be changed for the next ten months. He entered his Junior year here at Santa Clara, and found Things to be quite differ- ent from his hometown in Spain. Although schools in Madrid are in session for seven to eight hours a day, Luis found the rules and homework requirements to be more strict here. In spite of the unfamiliar setting, Luis managed to make friends very quick- ly. While he was here, he ate pizza for the first time, and went to his first football game. He enjoyed his stay in Oxnard and his time at Santa Clara, but he missed his family and girlfriend at home. When Luis returns to Madrid, he will leave with us a little of the culture of Spain, but he will take with him a slice of our californian style. Michael Delgado The many faces of Brother Williarn's class. Christine Dodds Kristine Duenez Brian Dugas Debbie Duricka Arthur Escamilla Judy Escamilla Philip Fancher Tracey Farabee Joanne Feldman Cindy Fenske Lisa Figueroa Felipe Flores Fernando Flores Javier Flores Sara Flynn Mark Fontana 65 Beatriz Gallardo Derek Garubo Sara Gedney Veronica Getze Brian Giroux Ray C. Gonzales Cynthia Goodwin Laura Govea Wendy Grant Brett Grim David Guerra Anna Gutierrez Charles Gutierrez Michelle Hadbavny Gerry Hall Catherine Hannon Terrel Harrison Gina Hendrick Stephanie Hernandez 66 sw: And now you may kiss the bride These words were spoken by The priesT during The memorable wedding in Mrs. Brisslinger's Loving class. Loving, a unique semesTer course Taken by all juniors, is a class ThaT helps sTudenTs prepare for life in The 'real world'. IT Teaches Them The dual aspecTs of chrisTian vocaTions: The difficulTies and The rewards. One of The highIighTs of Loving was The wedding. The sTudenTs planned The ceremony, finding prices of necessiTies such as cakes, flowers, and rings. Then during class The Tradmonal cere mony was carried ouT The brides were adorned in eleganT whiTe gowns and The grooms suiTed up in sfunning Tuxedos AnoTher feaTure of This class was The parenTing of egg babies The campus was filled wiTh Tiny babies nesTIed in Their makeshifT cribs STU denTs learned The responsibilihes of being parenTs by caring for and proTecTing Their liTTle eggs ThroughouT The TumulTous school day TTI? Elaine Herrera Jaime Herrera Ralph Herrera Desiree Hillemann Denise Holmbom Tom HoITke Jeff Hurd Daniel Jones Caroline Jordan Carmen Kessing 67 Julie Kim Kenneth Klein Vanessa Lamb David Lambert David Lara Michael Ledesma Sandra Lee Albert Lizaola Don Loperena David Lopez Monica Lovio George Macaluso Dino Macias Donna Maeda Roberto Magallanes Anthony Magana Glendale Magpantay Michael Mansir Luis Maria-Tome 68 Trying to find time: The junior way of life. With the reality of senior year rapidly approaching, the juniors went through a great deal of anxiety and stress throughout the year. Due dates piled up. and it became a frantic race to meet them. Term papers, book reports, homework, tests, and afterschool activities were sometimes shoved into a one week period, which led to stu- dent burn-out. The stress be- gan after the realization that the junior year is given consid- erable weight on college od- missions. Requirements needed to be met, counseling was set up, and taking the P.S.A.T.'s and S.A.T.'s were contended with. The juniors found all of their time disappearing. and searched for relief from the strain of school. lt was all for the good of the future, but it sure took away from the present. Catherine Hannon endures ju- nior year pressure during frus- trating research in the library. fx Patrick McEIhinney Richard McKinnon Jennifer McPhee1ers Patrick McVicker Missy McWher'rer Connie Medlen George Mejia Fidel Melendez Tarin Nash Charles Nguyen Gabriel Oniiveros Olga Owens Kim Pano Heidi Parres Monique Perez Tom Pefrucci 69 Robbie Poeschl Heidi Polenz Patricia Polk Lorena Ponce Angelica Preciado Todd Putnam Deborah Qualls Jennifer Queen Sandra Quiroz George Rabosky Jim Ramirez Beth RGDSOFTW Derek Rawnsley Cynthia Reed Paul Rich tio reifiey During spirit week, Kathy Campbell and Vanessa Lamb congratulate each other for the Juniors' sec- ond place finish in the class competitions. 70 im QE i What do Santa Clara students do on Saturday nights? Thaf was The quesfion we asked sTu- denfs, and The response was clear. Siu- denls aT Sanfa Clara love going ouT! As one sTudenT puT if, as far away from home as possibIel Here are The resulTs ParTies SanTa Clara games Dancing aT Xenon WesT and going To The movies Criedy Going ouf wiTh friends Shopping Michael Rivera Ray Rizo Paul RobineTTe Randy Robledo RoberT Rodriguez Roy Rodriquez Sabrina Rodriguez Laura Rodriguez Joe Rogers Melissa Romero STephanie Ronquillo ChrisTine Ruvalcaba Eric Ryan Rose Rydberg Alfonso Salinas Jacki Sanchez Alfredo Santana Sandra SanTana Shannon Sayles 74 72 Paul Scheid Monica Schlegel Katie Sears Chris Siminske Chuck Smith Jeanine Souza Jayme Spencer Victoria Telles Chloe Thorburn Chris Tormey Jon Tougas Vincent Tucker Estela Vargas Sandi Vasquez Dominique Villalobos Isauro Villarreal Phillip Viliegas Lisa Walker jumor pnde, The junior ring ceremony brought forth many new di mensions for the junior class Not only was the ceremony a traditional Santa Clara event but through it emerged a new unity and a feeling of class involve ment The junior class came together and shared in an experience to remember They felt a new pride not only were they proud of their rings but of their school their class and themselves They received a sign that symbolized their accomplishments and hard work at Santa Clara The ju nior ring ceremony helped to unite the class and en couraged a pride that would last a lifetime rmg Ceremony, Clrcle of Missy Wotkins G-ind Hendrick, Rose Rydberg, Cdroline Jordon, dnd Angelico Preciddo rddidte the pride ond joy involved with the junior ring ceremony. Clint Webb Kriston Weber Desmond Webster Kim Welch Andred Whitehedd Robert Whiteside Brendd Willidmson Christind Wolf Shonnon Ydnez John Zdrdgozd Cindy Zeits 73 Class 0 '88- oving Into Sophomore Class Officers Kneeling-J. Boyler, Publicity: Dawn Lopez, Secretary- Treasurer: Standing-April Gage, President: Shannon McConville, Senator: Michelle Jalaly, Vice- Presidenfg Kris Zeils, Senalor. Andrew Ahearn Leopoldo Albea Lilia Aleman Valerie Alvarado Palrick Alvarez Richard Amador Karen Anchela Shandon Ariaz Joshua Armstrong Laura Balderrama 741 1 fr, Ziff , lf, Qfgfrgf Action 4' Af WW mmf- ,M-. Kelly Bryan Aaron Buck Joseph Burduliis Jeffrey Burkharf Henry Barajas Christopher Barnett Mike Beers Elaina Behl Amy Behrens Richard Beruman Maricel Biando Carol Bobo Eric Borroel Stefanie Bowker Kevin Boyle J. Boyfer Marian Breda Deborah Brenf Suzanne Brick Mr. Torn IVIcConviIIe, Sophomore Class Moderafor. 75 Jeannette Cabatu Jocelyn Cabatu David Camacho Jeffery Camino Tina Car! Candace Casebeer Alex Casta Shaun Castaneda Armando Chavez Eduardo Chavoya Rebecca Chavoya Benedict Clark Heather Corder Chereen Costello When you down and out and t1mes are rough Somehmes you just have to say -Shine It! -Go For It! -Oh Well, TI'1aT's Life! -It Just Doesn't Matter! lt's Over! -I Love You CTO a dear friendj -Thank god lt's Friday! L 4 fm fi f 12 f' PQ rw fd , wx f 4 AON A wr ghjw' I! na 4048 I7 Krisien Coulios Joson Couse Eileen Covorrubicis Geoffrey Crosby Teresifo Cudol Kyle Cunningham Doniel Dofi Auroro Deleon Anthony DeLuco Juciniio Delgodo Ivlonuol Dioz John Dickerson Doniei Diifmer Stephen Donley Befh DOUCGTTG Gino DUOFTG Liz Solmonsen is shocked To see o Tie exocily like hers. 77 Sarah-Ann Eddlemon Ned Elfrink Gina Escamilia Manuel Ferguson Nacim Figge Jennifer Finn Regan Fiizgibbons Gina Flores Richard Foote Sonia Fowler Monique Perez, J. Boyier, Monica Lovio, Robin Breda, Donna Maeda and Chris Ziers break The Tension before a Test. 78 Aw wi ssvigf -ZW: 1 .'7f6'55-W f -w. Nw w ifi! 2, f1 i2'?,3 V- ,,, . ,,,,, , A 4,.,,,., V ,, fs,-If . U, W, 5, sci I 6 i iii' -r 'ff rf.,-, '1' 'HW Sandra Gallardo Angie Garcia John Garcia Jared Gedney Bradley Gibson Julie Gilbert Yvonne Gonzales Mary Garcia David Gradney Mario Guerrero Sie-phanie Guerrero Joan Guevarra Douglas Friedman Erica Fuchs April Gage Lillian Galaviz Timothy Sullivan shows his approval of The Sophomore Class' pariicipalion of Sunglass day. 79 Regina Gutierrez Robert Haanpaa Kevin Hardy Duon Harrion Joel Herman Lorena Hernandez Arthur Herrera Kari Higiesias Ann Hunter Hector lrigoyen Michael Izquierdo Michele Jalaty Audrey Jimenez William Jones Kwame Joyner Melissa Karney Nuala Kearns Kathleen Kennedy Erik Kincaid 80 Here are the ways that surveyed students at Santa Clara dealt with pressure. 'l. Talk to a friend 2. Listen to music 3 . Sleep 4. Hit something 5. Cry 6. Write feelings down on paper 7. Relax 8. Get whatever is causing it finished 9. Go on with life 40. Panic! if J fm K I 'Vifgiiwfl f .ze f ' 1 lf J iffy , Q- I f J M -NNW It fs 1 rv ,f iff li Lx-www ,V ' ' ,Q ww me We ,. , ,..... , ... JZ 5 , or ,K Y I-:,,.,,. ., f ,,,,,V1v 322 Kennelh Knighi Melanie Lobif Rebecca Lomas Theresa Lomas Brian Long Jennifer Lange Gunther Larclizabel Chrisiine Loub Jerome LeRoux Curl Lewis Laura Lizoolo Left: Jason Couse demonstrates The Third mosl popular way To handle pressure: sleep. Cindy Lopez Down Lopez Raul Lopez Nereo Loresio Colleen Loughman 84 Joe Luna Joanne Macias Lydia Mackey Ivan Magana Raquel Magana Richard Maggio Jaime Majarucon Paul Manchego Aida Marghoosian Michael Mariinez Theodore McCann Shannon McConviIIe Richard Mendez Jonalhan Mercer Korn rviigiis Paul Minoiic Rene Valles, slruggling Through a long and Tiresome day, wishes he could jusl Q0 home. 82 -5 XY? .A .. fwjwkss -if X S X X X 'NA S X fy we N l X W E , S . . 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AW fi x i ,M A- M U. i i i H 4 , 'i H 1322 Donny Monfoyo Richord Muldoon Vicforio Munoz Robinder Norulo Leo Albeo works persisienily on his French homework Fronk Novo Kelly Neol Ann O'DonnelI Roberf O'DonneII Morgorei O'Leory Dovid Ortiz Tereso Owens Ano Poniojci Regino Porcirno Bryndo Porrofi Michoel Pournier Gregory Poxron Jonh Penrose Fronk Perolfo Juon Perez 83 John Person Kenneth Pina Tony Pinedo Gilberto Pinon Michael Platteter Christine Plummer Jinky Quemuel Alicia Ramirez Timothy Ratto Rose Ann Ray Michael Reifer Christine Rever Arturo Rodriguez Monica Romero 84 Anthony Rossi Marie Ruvalcaba Rodney Saavedra Sheila Sabian All your life you've been relying on mom or dad to drive you around. You've developed your own bribery system, and you know just what gets them. But when that strategy fails, it's time to turn to your older brother or sister. You'll beg, plead, or cry, what- ever it takes to get a ride to the movies or the mall. But finally your time has come, your 'ibth birthday is here, and Freedom is sitting on your doorstep. Now all you have to do is go get your license! Once you've conquered that driving test, the skys the limit for fun, free- dom, and fancy living. There's a feeling of supremacy when you're out on the road. As you cruise through town with a full tank, dark shades and radio blar- ing, that confident smile shows good times are up ahead. But eventually driving becomes more than pedestrian target practice. The road is dangerous QAfter all, your friends are out there toolj. Protecting that spark- ling new paint job becomes a task in itself. Some people learn the hard way that burnin' rubber and showin' off ultimately takes its toll. The cool shades, the sassy smiles, and the tough paint jobs are all classic details of rookie dri- vers turnin' big league. And no matter what you did or how you did it, it made your sophomore year extremely outrageous. X k E ,mm , as X Eg W ,Wy Michael Schindler William Schneider Nicole Silicaio Alicia Simcoe Elizabelh Salmonsen Emily San Jose Jason Sandoval Living oui The Sophomore dream of having a car, Junior Lopez shows off his prize possession To his friends. Mariela Sandoval Veronica Sandoval Kristin Sanlangelo Christine Saqui Pairicia Sauers 85 Tiffany Slough Marnie Smifh Gregory Spies Melissa Slein Craig Slephenson Timothy Sullivan Angelina Talbof Jay Tayag Carla Tello Michael Teron Sieve Thomas Malfhew Thompson Kennelh Torrence James Tribble Kerrie Troffer Diana Troulman Elaine Tucker Veronica Valdez Rene Valles Nicole Silicafo makes a playful pose during lunch. 86 SSX? Sir sislxw -as sw is .N-q, X ...T , Ns SE. ig i glial E sg l xmf Y? X dag, 'and 4 'v S ,uf . fi wg: we 212215.55i'.i:51'F11'Yf'''' .E '11E'.Ei'J'i1iT f55:5 . 5 ..,X .- 11 . 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Teddy Abiera Tami Adkins David Aguilera Rebecca Ahearn Gerardo Alverez David Ames Kristin Anderson Tanisha Anderson Yevelie Anderson Juan Arceo 88 Frank Benabise Paula Bess Eric Bohman Arislolle Bragasin Sleven Arnold James Avila Alberl Ayala Arnold Ayala Clara Ayala Bryan Ayers Mike Baker Imelda Balderrama Diana Barajas Enriquela Barcenas Brenda Baron Catherine Beauvais Ashley Becker John Beckwilh Roberta Bellran Freshman Class Moderalor, Mrs. Mar- gie Swisher. 89 Todd Brand Tyson Bubnor Lisa Bueno Jim Caballero Lellclo Cabezas Teresa Codena Dario Campos Anlhony Carmona Derek Carswell Jason Coslro Joe Celic Lance Chikasawa Jeremy Clork Kasha Clemons Gary Flores snows his abilily To imilole Kojak by sucking on a lolli- pop. Remember who loves ya' baby'? 90 45' A ' .- 'ff f. :V M we f A. -1, 'Zz , A 'S 7 H , ,I , , ,V lWgiS'9rrrf'-Wife? f ' . 7 all ' . , 2 - M- ,A ' 1 ff , wg gvw' I ,. ,.,, I 2 Q f f , ,V Q... l, f fr TW Hz Maw f' ,,,, V y LY .. WWW f a 44 is hr CHS N, I M Q f nf 'V I X, , nlif 0 W ,Q Q if wwf 7, , Z . ,, f V ff f Francis Coggins Fosler Cole Claudine Conlreras Nina Crocker Charles Dafl John Daly Elissa Davalos Denise Davenporf Eric Dean Nicole Dees Mary Donlon Slephanie Duenez Danielle Duffey Staci Dunehew Tina Dunlap Traci Easl Slaying in Touch is harcl lo do when you're al school, bul Nicole Dees has no problem. 94 Elissa Davalos, Julie Weidmann, and Andi San Miguel show how much they liked becoming a pan of The Sanla Clara community. Cindy Elliol' Deborah Escamilla Max Escamilla Sonia Escamilla Douglas Feldman Peter Fenske Amy Fitzgerald Garry Flores Darrin Foote Monica Galindo O2 kann Daniel Gallardo Alma Gallegos Johann Garcia Rodrigo Garza Gina Quintana displays her enjoymenl in par- licipaling in The or- ange pass for her Freshman class. , Tanya Garza Rodolfo Giron Rosanna Gomez Veronica Gonzales Adriana Gordon Suzanne Grajeda Gerald Green Melissa Gross Bernadelle Guerra Robin Guerra Sylvia Guillen Rilchie Gutierrez Tracy GuTierrez Jason Hardman Anne Marie HawThorne Holly Hendrick Sharlene Henry Joe Hernandez BeaTriz Herrera Eva Herrera Orlando Herrera Lara Higgins Coralie Hillemann Joe Hoffman Jason Holmbom Warren HolTke Jason HriTz Amy Hunier Erin Jackson Allen JalaTy AnThony Jaramilla 94 rig, Mm 441' As an incoming freshman aT SanTa Clara High School, There is a loT To Think abouT. NOT only do They have To worry abouT sTarTlng Their firsT year in high school, buT They musT worry abouT classes, Teach- ers, and making new friends. BuT The girls have an addiTional worry: Their uniform. How do you make a plain whiTe blouse and a plaid skirT sTylish'? AlThough rules seT The limiTs in mosT areas, many sTudenTs sTill had doubTs. So on The firsT day of school, unsuspecTing freshmen wore Their skirTs a fooT longer Than any of The oTher classes. YeT wiThin a week Their skirTs were hemmed, and They began To blend in The crowd. As The freshmen sTarT To learn The rouTlne aT SanTa Clara, They are more aT ease. EvenTually They open Their mouThs aT rallies. UnforTunaTely Their efforTs, no maT- Ter how persisTenT, are meT wiTh boos. They learned The hard way ThaT To be iniTiaTed inTo S.C. you musT go Through a Typical 'fresh- man' period. BuT when The pace slows down and The hard Times are Through, They realize They are an imporTanT parT of SanTa Clara. As The weeks go by and They become more accusTomed To high school, They see ThaT life as a freshman isn'T so bad. IT was even kinda fun. They realize ThaT Their year had been one of growTh, learning and accepTance inTo The SanTa Clara family. 15 1 lf,fm,,,,,,,,, ,,, ' Q rf-wvjn. i, V W -I ,Q ' -. Z , - W ,K fi 1, I l is fiaeiwff . fi l..s,.,g,Q SQ if ii ' uw-nel l few. ,VVV My We f 1 , M! K: f ' in ff l? , , ,L l l 49 V4 ' Q, , , 4 X f Z ' f 5 1' f , , Q ' H '. -153,229 5 ga Y, Z6 I , Jay Johnson Melvin Josafal Stephen Kearns Sarah Kennedy Melanie Kincaid James Knoebber Sieve Koel William Lajoie Brandon Lance Al The end of Slave Day, Danny Troulman looks disconsolale because lhere's nobody To sing for. Jackie Lavin Salvador Ledesma Richard Llndenmeyer Nalalie Loera Damon Long Cheryl Loperena Jose Lopez 95 Terry Lovato Darcy Ludwig Ceciile Luna Renee Lunde Andrea Lundgren Augustina Maldonado Matthew Mailon David Mans Errol Marchais Tara Ramos and Eva Herrera show that even freshman have their own little secrets, too. Alejandro Marquez Michelle Martin Joseph Martinez Leticia Martinez Oscar Matus Pamela Maulhardt Catherine McCann Q6 di it 3 gl' 3 an ss! . 1 James McCauley Jim McCoy John McGill Andrea Meier Patrick Miller Jim Miranda Tony Miranda Douglas Miser Shane Mitchell Doug Moles Jeanefie Molina Melanie Moniez Alma Moo Theresa Moreno Praveen fNAUf'T1fT1ClI'19F1i Marisa Munoz Anthony Murguia Noe Naboa 97 Stephanie Navarro Jennifer Nuslund Sheila Nichols Heather O'Connell Diane Olivares Daniel Ortiz I . If I r -- ,,,. DOFNGI PCIIUWG SC1r1dfG PGZGOWSKI . riii 'S S f. ini ,,,' JR- Pefel 1 ' , .. .. .Z ' if 'W ,,,, Y . Roberta Pinedo Marie Politowski Edwin Prather Lisa Preach Wendy Preston 98 'I . Yolanda Pulakis Michael Putnam Susan Queen Georgina Quintana w:..,.'w ,,,, . .W fffwrrmf- I fer. I ,..,, X X f ig f if f wi g W 1 W ,M f Z Ki 1 sl , f K af X 1 ,f A M f , mfg W my .s X M f W i f vx W it A Z S , f Q W ri I 2 S I E As a freshman, didn't you hate it when. . . you had to have a bottom locker. you had to sit on the gym floor during the rallies. upperclassmen booed at you at the rallies. you had to wait for the Sen- iors to get out of their lock- ers before you could go get to your locker. the sophomores acted so cool because they weren't at the bottom anymore. upper-classmen picked on you. you and your friends wanted to stand up and start chant- ing Freshmen at the rallies and no one else would. you had to wear those dumb, stupid, dorky-looking signs before Slave day. you did something and ev- eryone said, t'You must be a freshman 1 1 1 fs, 'T' -qu N. w, Cnrisiy Riggs Elvalinda Rivera Roxanne Robinson Lori Robles J.J. Ramirez Mark Ramirez Tara Ramos Sharlene Henry finds our jusi now big of a nuisance a boiiom locker can be. Veronica Ramos Darrick Reed Erin Reed Joseph Reyes Angela Rich 99 Fred Rodriguez John Rodriguez Freddie Rodriguez is obviously disappointed Thor lunch is over Louis Rodriguez Rdchel Rodriguez Anne-Morie Rolsion lsooc Romero Cheryl Ruiz Tim Ryon John Rylond Jewellee Soin Andreo Son Miguel Ano Lilio Sonicino Arturo Sciniono Denise Sonfoyo Corino Soiurnino Siephen Soyword Jennifer Schomoker Crysiol Schulz Heoiher Sebring 400 ,Zo WEN W 'af ,fou- Aw 442 ff' l lf 1 V T 3 HW' ' 4, Z A, rf' ' A X 1,4 My ,H awe f f .W i 7 Zff if 435 U , x ,Q in Q 5 T, ' f T QW raw' A f fir z,17, ,ii?!W my Fernando Seguro James Selliff lvlallhew Seyl Danielle Simenlal Noe Naboa and Jill Hendricks Try To calch up on some studying during their lunch break. Michael Smith G-ina Sordilla Lillian Soria Chrisline Sirohbusch Claudina Sumaran Tracy Sypher Joe Talboll George Taylor Robin Tinsley Doug Miser displays his opinion of homework. 404 Far righT: Cindy EllioT reveals in a Typical SanTa Clara pasTime. Right CynThia Udoji quieTly enjoys The remaining minuTes of lunch in The Freshman eaTing area. Kerry Tormey Valerie Torres Danny TrouTman CynThia Udoji ChrisTine Valles Amee Vasquez Mario Vasquez Felipe Velez Rosario Villalpando Sharon Villanueva lndaliza Villarreal Yvonne Villegas Tory WaTTs John Welch Julie Weiclmann 402 -177 ' T ,T ,, . ' ,, ici ,W Q Q10 W M, M 6 ,,,,, 'Z we ww ff raw - - zxggyr, ,W '50 iii' , 'T 1 i ' if ' r f' ff1'i'l,1.' yiii if Qii l'5yr?X ' . y W W jx , 4 1 Ar f 4 2 'K f Ag ,..' I v l E Q TIMW, ,+ Q 4 ahah f 4 2 Y X2 1 Z n r ff 410 lf' ,gl 4 X ff it MA 64 Z Z 'A 'V 1 . s 1. 1 gf Q w L S a , 1 4 gg? A ,, gil f J n Q r 1 V S f .ff ' W 0 ,W fig X f Y 3 fr if 5 A X X 3 , sn ,ff T . ,, A ..., ,.,, 1, ss., -my 7 r ,ii ' 4f35fAf'f . .:,: 4' vii' ' f 1 , fr , ,QE Q A is Richard Wertenberger Karen Whiteside Tequa Williams Julvita Wines Lance Woodward Patrick Yorba Matthew Young Kimberly Zacher Aracely Zaragoza As the school days grow longer so does the homework. With so many things to gg do in one night, students find that its not very difficult to forget an assignment. The shock comes the next day when they're asked to turn it in. These are the times when some of the best excuses are created. Here are the 40 best excuses they have found to be the most original, some classics. But all come in handy when that assignment just doesn't get done. 4 4. My homework got lost in the locker. 5. My dog ate it! Really! 2. My homework was in my car and 6. Homework! What homework??? my car was stolen. 7. My mom wouIdn't let me do it. 3. My contacts were dirty. 8. I had too many other things to do. 4. lt blew out of the car on the way to 9. I was robbed. school. 40. I fell asleep. 403 Z0-64 ig Af ' mf Mu..huMj'9EiBlin,w Z 52 9 'E ,Q I ' K Dedicated wi th Without extracurricular activities, school would probably get very monoto- nous. Most clubs are formed to present an opportunity for the students to get more involved in school. There are three types of clubs: the first is a group formed to let the students work ln producing something that they can take pride in. The Drama Club puts on a Talent Show and a few plays each year. while improving the acting abilities of its members. The Pep Club keeps school spirit and student participation running high. ASB, along with the student Senate, arranges all activities and helps the school run smoothly. The Band, just recently revived, performs at rallies and games. The second type of organizations are the exclusive clubs for students who are accomplished in certain areas. Students who excell in academics are brought together in CSF, an honorary organization. Those who have earned their letter in any sport may belong to the Varsity or Letterman's Club. The final type of organization is for those with special interests. People who enjoy working with computers can learn more about them and practice their uses through the Computer Club. Anyone taking French l,2, or 3 is able to join the French Club, and those people who are interested in. or have a talent for public speaking belong to the Speech Club. Specifically, all of these clubs have very distinct purposes, each one being a special, unique group. But taken together. clubs enrich and complete a high school education. Left: Committed to improvement, Ned Elfrink and Armando Chavez practice. Above: Involvement is a key purpose of clubs as LeAnn Locher takes part in an assembly. Computer Club Top: Mrs. Parchman, Tod Putnam, Melinda Whiteside, John Daly, Max Escamilla. Fred Berumen Jr., Lori Bub- nar, John Rodriguez, Bryan Ayers, Stephen Donley, Ken Klein, Manuel Diaz, Mark Ra- mirez, Edwin Prather, Patrick Mummaneni, Beatriz Gal- lardo, Ricky Maggio, Tyson Bubnar, Chuck Daft, Anne Joy Garry. French Club Top: Mariela Sandoval, Lau- ra Balderrama, Michelle Ja- laty, Desiree Hillemann, Jen- nifer Abbott, Kellie Beards- ley, Claudia Sumaran, Liz Sal- monson, Oscar Matus, Julie Kim, Mme. Tierstein, J. Boyter, Beatriz G-allardo, Sandra G-allardo, Melvin Jo- safat, Alma Gallegos, Sonia Fowler, Karen Ancheta, Ter- esita Cudal, Cecille Luna. Yvonne Villegas, Darrick Reed, Emily San Jose Speech Club Top: Angela Rich, Beth Ran- som, Miss Berrlngton, Julie Kim, J. Boyter, Tory Watts, Veronica Sandoval, Shan- non McConville 'all night long' Top: Mr. Blase Bickett, Marie Callahan, Dominique Villalobos. Monique Perez, Julie Kim, Christina Wolf, Susan Yount, David Lara, Kathy Rodriquez, Katie Sears, Ellen Kearns, Laurie McKenna, Lynda Johnson, Mr. Rod Farrell, Mary Hawblitzel, George Mejia C.S.R Top: Ted Miyasaki, Brian Giroux, Jeff Barnes, Mike Velthoen, Jim Butcher, Leo Albea, J, Boyter, Steve Donley, Andy Chikasawa, Heidi Polenz, Julie Kim, Rose Rydberg, Shannon McConville, Kris Zeits, Betty Pretorius, Nakisa Rabbany, Angelica Preciado, Cynthia Goodwin, Chuck Gutierrez, Susan Santangelo, Kelly Beardsley, Laura Govea, Glendale Magpantay, Caroline Jordan, Debbie Duricka, Patricia Haros, Anne QJoyj Garry, Sabrina Rodriquez proving saints pride Top row lefr To right: Coloviio Thornas, Terrel l-larrison, Jeff O'Brien, Andy Bock, Thomas Peirucci, Paul Mesa, Alberto Santana, Troy Lunde, Jack Ryan, Roberl Robledo, Frank Madrid, Scofl McDowell, Ray Gonzales, Fred Saniana, Moderaiorz Mr. Walski determined to win Rodriguez Carrnelira Lopez Kelly Chaparro Susan Saniangelo Terry Lomas Colleen Ward Cindy Varela Gina Kathy Dzrak Denise Holrnborn Diana Troulrnan Jenny McPheeTers Cindy Penske Shannon McConvilIe Gina Pararno San Jose, Kathy Torres, Stephanie Guerrero, Eileen Covarrubias, Jana Hriiz, Kristie Zeiis, Cindy Zeilz, Anianelie Carillo, S Beardsley, Veronica Seize, Kim Weich, Sondra Santana, Michelle Jalafy, Heidi Polenz, Monica Lovio, Tarin Nash, Car Jordan, Annerle Chavez, Denise Talboir, Sonia Davis, Monique Perez, Mary Hawblirzel, Colleen Kelly, Robin Breda, J Barnefi, Cafhie Serros, Shannon Yanez, Kari Spies, Moderator Mrs. Werenkarnp Top lefl To right: Kari Higlesias, Anneiie Murguia, Laurie Swisher, Debbie Werienberger, DeeAnn Davidson, 1 ' I . . I - I . - - ' - - . .I . 1,1 c c always on key Top row left to right: David Ortiz, Armando Chavez, Jim Miranda, Mark Ramirez, Manuel Dias, Melissa Karney, Ned Elfrink, Ben Clark, Richard Amador, Tracy Sypher, Karlene Copeland, Desiree Hilleman, Tara Ramos, Rodolfo Giron, Lorraine Hernandez, Ana Pantoja, Eva Herrera, Claudia Sumaran, Jennifer Neslund, Gina Sordilla, Audrey Jimenez, Kori Hilleman, Laura Lizaola, Mariela Sandoval Moderator Ms. Orpilla full of energy Top row left to right: Pat Brennan, Kelly Chaparro, Elissa Davalos, Mary Donlon, Susan Santangelo, Angela Ariaz, Angel Ariaz, Leticia Castaneda, Debbie Wertenberger, Stephanie Guerrero, Kathy Torres, Gina Alvarez, Laurie Swisher, Kathy Rodriguez, Carmelita Lopez, Christine Ayala, Cindy Varela, Adrian Peralta, Annette Murguia, Derek Robles, Fred Berumen, Yolanda Pasmant, Patty Peralta, George Mejia, Evelyn Smith, Tracy Sypher, LaSonya Davis, Lily Santana, Dario Campos, Alma Gallegos, Tara Ramos, Kari Higlesias, Alicia Ramirez, Rachel Rodriguez, Lori Robles, Stacy Smith, Shannon Yanez, Kim Pano, Julie Kim, Kristin Santangelo, Gina Gutierrez, Tracie Woodward, Christina Rever, Michelle Hadbavny, Debbie Duricka, Carloine Jordan, Alfonso Salinas, Cynthia Lopez, Jennifer Neslund, Gina Paramo, Missy McWherter, Brandon Lance, Vanessa Lamb, Laura Lizaola, Mariela Sandoval, Jennifer Lange, Eileen Covarrubias, Monique Perez, Tarin Nash, Elizabeth Salmonson, Monica Lovio, Heidi Polenz, Shannon McConville, Veronica Sandoval, Sonia Fowler, Andrea Ayala, Yolanda Pulakis, Karen Whiteside, Emily San Jose, Cindy Zeits, Sandra Santana, Veronica Getze, Stacy Beardsley, Erica Fuchs, Kristine Zeits, Gina Duarte, Jaime Barnett, Cathie Serros, Jennifer Abbot, Kellie Beardsley, Dominique Villalobos, Sarah Kennedy, Roxanne Robinson, Cheryl Ruiz, Julvita Wines, Mary Hawblitzel Moderator Ms. Mejia A.S.B. Making It Happen Top Left To Right: Jim Butcher, Mike Velthoen, Kim Welch, Kelly Chaparro, Mary Hawblitzel. Debbie Werten- berger, Colleen Kelly, Susan Santangelo, Julia Koch, Leann Locher. Joe Crosby, Robin Breda, Julie Kim, Missy McWherter, Katie Sears, Mike Castanon. Marcus Boyter, Dawn Lopez, Michele Jalaty, Shannon McConville, April Gage, Kristine Zeits, Joe Martinez, Corina Saturnino, Claudine Contreras, Lance Woodward, Allisa Davalos, Lori Robles. Top Left To Right Susan Santangelo, Christine Ayala, Sharon Henry, DeeAnn Davidson, Tom Resler. Traci Woodward, Kristin Santangelo, Lori Bubnar, Lisa Walker, Kris Zeits, Tarln Nash, Monica Lovio, Heidi Polenz, TomHoltke, Robin Breda, Robert Rodriguez, Andrea Ayala, Shannon McConville, Kathy Campbell, Lori Robles, Robert Williams. Mike Beers, Noe Naboa, Emily San Jose, Debbie Duricka, Jeannine Burton, Dominique Villalo- bos, Stacy Beardsley, Kellie Beardsley, Claudine Contreras, Joan C-uevarra, Yolanda Pulakis. MIKE VELTHOEN - Presi- denT I ron for ASB becouse I enjoyed being o porT of sTudenT council. IT is o greof experience To be involved in orgonizing sTu- denT ocTiviTies. IT mode KIM WEICH - Vice Presi- denT I decided To run for ASB officer becouse I ThoughT iT would be d chdllenge ond d voludble exper- ience. lT is ci woy To reloTe wiTh friends ond fellow sTudenTs, buT olso To The school os o whole. me oppreciofe people ond Their efforTs. 5 N - , f , I W wx I , ' 2 w'f 2L . I MARY HAWBLlTZEL-Secre- ToryfTreosurer I decided To run for ASB officer becouse in my previous yeors in sTudenT governmenT I leorned mony posiTive woys To promoTe school spiriT, ond To be in o decision mdk- ing poslTion would insure ThdT These ideos were puT To use for The good of The sTudenT body. KELLY CHAPARRO-ASB Publiclfy l chose To become on ASB officer becouse l hove so mony ideos To build school pride, ond To rndke This yeor mernoro- ble. I wonTed To be in o posifion where l could hove on imporTonT soy in whoT goes on. 'ln the spotlight' This yedr The Drdmo Club, un- der The direcTion of Mrs. Mory Hill, puT on Two sTdge ploys ond one TdlenT show. The firsT ploy, Hor- Ton Heors The Who , wds The sTdge version of o children's book by Dr. Seuss. PuT on for Sdn- To Cloro ElemenTdry oT The be- ginning of The yeor. They even goT d few of The more courd- geous grommor school kids To pdrTicipoTe. The mdin producfion, The Bufler Did lT , wos puT on for The public dT S.C. ElemenTory in April. As o spoof on one of Agofho ChrisTie's mysTery sTories, iT in- volved sudden rnurders, o cur- ious deTecTive, ond d surprise ending. This mysTery-cornedy wos puT on wiTh excellenT resulTs, ds wds The TdlenT Show in Moy, which broughT TogeTher some of our school's Top singers, doncers, insTrurnenTdlisTs, ond comedions. The Drdrnd Club hos been so successful ThoT d dromd closs will be offered os porT of our curricu- lum nexT foll. IT will be d college- prep closs, sTudying noT only The orT of dcTing, buT olso socidl ond TheoTricol hisTory. Mrs. Hill hos high hopes for nexT yeor's possible Drdmo closs becduse, ds she puTs iT: STudying ond porTiclpoT- ing in dromo con give o sTudenT o TosTe of culfure ond round off dll oreos of Their educdTlon. Above righT: The flornboyonf odvenTur ess, ChoriTy Hoyes QNUOIO Kedrnsj in dis- ploy of her sophisTicoTed dir. Below right: Miss Mdple QLiso WGIKGFD welcomes The disfinguished Louie Fon QEric Wernery inTo her fobulous monsion. if T595 . 5 . H ' 964 E -Z' Top: CaughT aT an afTer school rehearsal, Mrs. Hill poses wiTh some drama club members. LefT cenTer: Tracey Guiierrez acTs ouT The role of The secre- Tary, RiTa Eyelsbarrow, as she Takes nofes for her employer Miss Maple. Above: FaTher WhiTe QChris Oswaldy consoles Laura Carlysle QRose Rydbergy afTer The Tragic murder of husband, Rick. LefT: Drama Club Officers: Rose Rydberg, President CaTher- ine Hannon, SecreTary: and KaTie Sears, Treasurer. vans e ,.,.,, .M Q an MN-ri' kms ' we. Q 6 s .i N .X c .fa , WF..-fi Q. 'I mn X: .. f 1-E .A . Q Qf,Z'?lifff A Our 515715 O Play Before The game, buTTerflles Turn in The aThleTe's sTom- ach. The inTense Training and condiTioning are abouT To be challenged. Will The sweaT and Tears of hard prac- Tices prevenT failure? Coaching sTraTegies will be puT To The TesT. The weighT Training, calisThenics, and afTer school pracTices build The physical and menTal condlTion of The aThleTe. As The modern gladiaTor puTs on The blue and gold uniform, inTense pride and deTerrninaTion domi- naTe The ThoughTs. And as The SalnT Takes The field and eyes The opposiTion, ready To compeTe, all The hard work will be rewarded. LefT: Warming up is a viTal parT of an aThleTe's vigorous workouT as CarmellTa Lopez does for her soccer pracTlce, Above: Aided by Tony Rossi, Tony Pine-do builds up his sfamina and sfrengfh. sf A long season proves varsity's Endless endurance This season was a growing ex- perience for boTh The Team mem- bers and Their coach, Miss Orpilla. IT was Miss Orpilla's second year coaching volleyball and her firsT wiTh The varsiTy Team. IT Took a while for everyone To learn To co- operaTe wiTh each oTher, and They wenT Through a preTTy rough sea- son. Alfhough They had a Team of powerful servers and spikers, They couldn'T bring iT all TogeTher. Indi- vidual TalenTs were very sTrong buT problems arose wiTh Teamwork. All in all, The experience The players gained was beneficial, and iT helped To lay a sTrong foundaTion for nexT year's Team. I olleyball Agoura LosT Calabasas LosT SanTa Paula os Nordoff LosT Agoura LosT Calabasas LosT SanTa Paula-LosT Nordoff-LosT Top: An opposing Team member aTTempTs To block a forceful drive by Lori Bubnar. Above: The coaches look on inTensely as S.C. begins a serve. Sitting: Debbie Wertenberger, Laurie Swisher. Kneeling: Darcy Ludwig qlvlgrg, Michele Jalaty, Lenette Coady Jenny McPheeters, Laura Govea, Gina Duarte. Standing: DeeAnn Davidson, Denise Holmbom, Kris Ziuraitis Cindy Fenske, Lori Bubnar, Tami Adkins, Coach Miss Orpilla. Above: Robin Breda makes a spectacular returning the to the unprepared opposition. Right: Denise Holmbom leaps off the gym floor to complete a set for her teammates. Sain ts Show Character W S .s Above: Senior Lourie Swisher reody To strike one of her powerful serves. Right Affer o successful volley, Jenny McPheeTers exiends o passing hond- shoke To Cindy Penske. lane 5 , -- .zzr QW Q 313381 . , Wim! ,,-Y Ngzzwgaw , ' ' 'V': JW , , ,, at Q., Left: Waiting for an important serve during the game, DeeAnn Davidson gets into position. Bottom: Cindy Penske reaches for the bali as Jenny McPheeters pre- pares to back her up. -li ,LV hangs - tough building for The future They were d young Teom, mony new To school ond To volleyboll, buT The improvemenfs from The firsT workoufs, Miss PeTrone soys, were Tremendous. UniTy wos sfrong ond encourcgemenf from fellow Teom members kepT everyone going. WiTh help from Louro Higgins' con- sisTenT serves, Ndfolie Loero's pow- erful spikes, dnd Gino GuiTerrez's consTonT moTivdTion, The Teom mode iT Through The seoson. Mony of The girls will move To vdrsiTy nexT yedr, ond wiTh The combined Tol- enTs of The reTurning vdrsify ployers, They're sure To hove o winning seo- son. Top: During Time-ouT, d Teom huddle, ond on inspirofionol cheer help keep The ploy- ers mofivofed. Middle: Ndfolie Loero demonsfrofes one of her powerful serves ds she goins cz poinT for Sonfo Cldro. BoTTom: Gino Gufierrez ond Denise Dcrven- porT Tip The boil over The neT in o joinf ef- forf, while Lord Higgins ducks ouT of The woy. Agourd Won Coldbosos LosT SonTd Poulo Won Nordoff LosT Agourd LosT Cdldbosos LosT SonTo Poulo-Won Nordoff-LosT I olleyball Kneeling: Gina Gutierrez, Sabrina Rodriguez, Lara Higgins, Cindy Lopez, Andrea Ayala. Standing: Crystal Schulz, Denise Davenport, Rose Rydberg, Natalie Loera, Beth Doucette, and Coach Mrs. Petrone. Left: Rose Rydberg Exhibits her knowledge of an outstanding voi- leyball stance. Above: Denise Davenport beauti- fully positions the ball for Lara Hig- gins, displaying a perfect set-up. I'Wnning tradition returns to Santa Clara as Varsity sweeps to the league championships FooTball 4985 was a year To remem- ber for second year coach Sfeve Dann, and his players, who Togefher won The fronTier league for The firsT Time since 4968. The season sTarTed long before The firsT game: iT began over The sum- mer aT fooTball camp, passing league games, and exfensive weighTlifTing ses- sions. WiTh The beginning of Hell Week , The Team had seT Their goals: avenging lasT year's loss To Agoura, win- ning The fronfier league, and evenTuaIly Taking The C.l.F. Championship. The firsT Two games indicafed The power and deTerminaTion of The Team. Two consecTuTive blowouTs againsT ST. Joseph and ST. BonavenTure demon- sTraTed The sainT's sirong defense, and explosive offense. AfTer Their only loss of The season which was To Rio Mesa, The SainTs were once again on The winning Track fired-up and unsToppable. They quickly disposed of Bishop Diego and Carpinieria. Their dominaTion conTinued wiTh vicTories over SanTa Paula, home- coming vicTim Nordhoff, and The disTruc- Tion of Fillmore. The sfage was seT for The showdown beTween The SainTs and Agoura, The defending champs. AfTer a big lead in The game, The defense showed Their sTrengTh by holding The Chargers Twice aT The goalline, Thus capping a 27-24 vicTory. The vicTory ful- filled Two of The Team's goals: a vicTory over Agoura, The firsT in over five years, and a league championship, The firsT in- over fifTeen years. WiTh The lasT regular season win over Calabasas, The SainTs were Tuned up To enTer C.l.F. playoffs in search of Their ulTimaTe goal: The C.l.F. championship. Above Right: SainTs defense is ready To aT- Tack once The play begins. Below RighT: Painful Thigh injury keeps BreTT McBride ouT of The game againsT ST, Bona- venfure. 42- O ST. Joseph 26- O ST. BonavenTure 46-34 Rio Mesa 40-43 Bishop Diego 25-48 CarpenTeria 24-44 SanTa Paula 37-48 Nordoff 43- O Fillmore 27-24 Agoura 45-26 Calabasas Bock Row: Cooch Don Dolby, Cooch Steve Donn, Robert Robledo, Tom Holtke, Mike Monsir, Troy Lunde, Codch Mike Mortinez. Second Row: Jerry Hdll, Rondy Robledo, Tony Pinedo, Torn Petrucci, Dovid Lopez, Roy Rodriguez, Dovid Pono, Cooch Denny Didz. Third Row: Phillip Villegds, Mott Alexonder, Dovid Bick, Jon Tougos, Terrel Hdrrison, Seon Cobrerd, Jeff O'Brien. Fourth Row: Nicky Longorico, Bobby Molino, Johnny Zordgozo, Ruben Mogonci, Michoel Delgodo, Jeff Hurd, Clint Webb. Front Row: Dovid Vollejo, Scott McDowell, Alberto Sontono, Jock Ryon, Brett McBride, Pciul Meso, Fronk Modrid, Tito Thomos. Below: Codch Donn, Cooch Dolby, Coach Dioz.ond Cooch Mortinez. Photo not ovoildble Center: Fronk Modrid ond Poul ivieso leod their tedm- mdtes into o victorious sec- ond hoif, while the enthusios- tic cheerleoders rolly them on. left: Agoinst Sonto Poulo Tom Petrucci breoks owdy for big yordoge. Capturing A Dream Saints I-Ynish Season Number 1 In Desert Mountain Conference SanTa Clara's varsiTy fooTball Team was recognized during The season by The C.l.F. DeserT-Moun- Tain Conference, Cwhich consisTs of 30 Teamsj and in VenTura CounTy for Their achievemenTs on The grid-iron. Our SainTs sTarTed The pre-season Tabbed number Two in The conference, and num- ber four in The Press-Courier Poll, which raTes high school Teams in The VenTura and SanTa Barbara CounTies. S.C. quickly lived up To Their rankings by finishing Their regular season 9-'I and sTaying in The number one or number Two posiTion in The conference for all buT one week. The SainTs proved They were a powerhouse in The counTy by sTaying in The Press- Courier's poll all season long, and being raTed in The Top five for eighT weeks. By The end of The season our fooTballers were ready To enTer posT season play in defense of Their number one conference and counTy ranking. IT had been many a year since S.C. VarsiTy had reached The Top as They did in 4985. Above RighT: Searching inTensly. Dave DuarTe waiTs for The righT mo- menT To Throw a perfecT pass. Below RighT: David DuarTe shows his sTrengTh as he lifTs ThaT awesome SainT score anoTher Three poinTs. Left: Roy Rodriguez makes a beeline for Nordoff's goal. Below: Coach Dann rallies the offense during a timeout. Bottom: Paul Mesa and Tito Thomas clear a path for Frank Madrid to score a touchdown. Sain ts dominatlon complete I V finish un beaten This has been an outstanding year for Coach Larry Lawrence and The J.V. football team. They went undefeated with a record of 8-O-2. This was largely due To their defensive line-up which consisted of strong players such as Will Jones, Andy Ahearn, and Kenny Knight. Quarterback Mike Teron also had an excellent season leading The offense with help from receivers Rich- ard Mendez, Matt Young, and running back Steve Villa. The leadership and encouragement shown by The coaches were reflected by The suc- cessful Team and proved To be a con- tributing factor To Their victories. Above Right: Hard-nosed soph- omore Kenny Knight returns The kick against Carpinteria. Right: Showing his determina- tion as noseguard, J. Boyter connects one-on-one with an opposing Warrior player. . ootball 23- 9 ST. Joseph 30- 0 St. Bonaventure 49- 0 Rio Mesa 42- 7 Bishop Diego 24-24 Carpinteria 24-24 Santa Paula 24-48 Nordhoff 42- 0 Fillmore 24-43 Agoura 47-45 Calabasas 426 First Row: Paul Manchego, Richard Mendez, Junior Lopez, Danny Montoya, Kenny Knight, Andy Ahearn, Rene Valles, Joe Luna, Steve Villa, Frank Peralta, Ben Clark. Second Row: Steve Thomas, Mike Beers, Jeff Burkhart, J. Boyter, Tony Rossi, Mike Teron, Geoff Crosby, Josh Armstrong, Chris Barnett, Bob O'Donnell, Art Rodriguez. Third Row: Derrick Carswell, Tim Ryan, Garry Flores, Manny Ferguson, Jim Caballero, Will Jones, Peter Fenske, Damon Long, Kasha Clemons, Charley Circeo. Fourth Row: Jimmy McCauley, Joey Talbott, Lance Woodward, Freddie Rodriguez, Jerry Alvarez, Richard Lindenmeyer, Steve Arnold, Jr. Perez. Pictured Below: Coach Lawrence, Coach Tarazon, Coach Bautista WM 5 4 ' 'I ' f g fr' ' yy . V- , , ' 'lm' ' V 5 V :,.:: lr-- I J , , ' 1 , , ..--l ,z if W L 1. , V ,,, , Far Left: Manny Fergu- son takes five while in- specting an injured an- kle, Left: Mike Teron kicks the ball as he attempts to score an additional fieldgoal. Soccer Is Soccer is The sporT of The fuTure for This counTry dnd for our school. Todoy The growing enThusiosm for soccer con e seen dll ThroughouT The UniTed STdTes, dnd likewise dT SonTo Cldro. Soccer is o sporT ThoT requires condiTioning4, pldyers musT be oble To run .quic ly ond olmosT conTin- uolly, ond kick well. lT involves mdny skills dlso required for oTher sporTs, dnd This moy be The reoson why we have so mdny soccer DIOYGTS who dlso pldy fooTboll, bdsebd I, or bds- keTbdll. The 4985-4986 vdrsiTy soccer Tedm sTorTed d regrowTh ThdT will conTinue os SdnTd Cloro sTrives To build d sTrong soccer progrom. WiTh only Two seniors, Dovid DudrTe ond Tom Resler, ond 45 undercloss- men, Cooch Archie Shum worked on The developmenT of imporTdnT skills during cz long hdrd sedson. The Three cdpTdins: Joe Rodgers, AnThony Crisp dnd Derek Rdwnsley, dll from The Aunior cldss, olonjg wiTh The resT of T e Tedm, gdine volu- dble experience ThoT will pdy off in The yeors To come. JusT woiT unTil nexT yeor! Above RighT: CdpToin Derek Rdwnsley fighTs for The boil, in d roce for vicTory dgdinsT SonTo Pduld. Below righT: Rodrigo Gdrzo, Gilben' Pinon, Brod Gibson, Tim RoTTo, Chris Tormey, A Kick Derek Rdwnsley, Joseph Rogers, Alumni Dovid Rownsley, Cooch Archie Shum, CIinT Webb, ond Tom Resler lisTen To Codch Shum's pep Tdlk during holf-Time. 4' . K Q- ys Varsity SoccerLefT To right Cooch: Shum Top- Logon Worley, Clini Webb, Dovici Lomberi, Joseph Rogers rH+h'W' Crisp, Derek Rownsley, ond Tom Resler. Froni-Jeremy Wedmeyer, Vihcem' Tucker, Poul Robiheiie ciigo Gorzo, Gilberr Pinon, Brod Gibson, ond Chris Tormey. ove: Chris Tormey fights for control of The boil ogoinsi Sonic: Poulo. hr Webb C+'M2j, Logon Worley 03465. hT2 While Woiiihg To QO bC1Ck in The gome, POUI I'2ObiheTTe iers ioose for T C1 second OD The side lines. Alive And Kicking This yeor's J.V. hos hocl o chollenglng yeor. The over- whelming number of freshmen, olong wiTh o few sophomores, kepT The Teom olive oncl kick- ing. Teom copioins, Aoron Buck, Joseph Luno oncl Jono- Thon Mercer olong wiTh cooches Jim Worley ond John Romirez led The Teom Through o Tough seoson. Becouse eoch ployer hocl onywhere from Three To seven yeors of experience, They oll conTribuTed Their own unique skill. The Teom Took pride in Their school ond in Their sporT by showing respecT To eoch oTher ond Their cooches. Some of This yeors ouTsToncling ploys come from Joson Holm- bom, Joe Hoffmon ond J.J. Ro- mirez. This yecir hos been one of growTh ond improvemeni for The J.V, Teom. Hopefully Their ploying experience will be reflecTed by Their VorsiTy yeors. Top Right Gool keeper Joson Holm- bom prevenTs Sonio Poulo's oTTempT To score os Aclron Buck runs ouT. RlghT: Joe Luno Calf ij heods The boll To Aoron Buck in o gome ogoinsT Agouro. Leff To rlghT5 Joe Hoffmon 03482, POT Yorbo UMD, ond lvloT Mollon C423. BoTTom Righiz Joe Hoffmon Tokes The boll down The line wiTh The ideo To seT up o shoT. J.J. Romirez 065445 books him up. pi Cooch Tim Worley, Joe Hoffmon, Morio Guerrero, Eric Kincode, Louie Rodriquez, Por Yorbo, Jim McCoy, Tim Ho, ond Joe Luno. Front John Ryiond, J.J. Romirez, John Perez, Joson Holmbom, Aoron Buck, Mori Mollon, lwoihon Mercer, Chuck Dofi, ond Alien Joloiy. Lefi: Tim Roiio oiiempis o woII poss To Jonoihon Mercer in o gome ogoinsi Sonic: Pouio. Above: Joe Luno Tokes The boil down The line ond breoks posi onoiher Sonro Poulo ployer. Hghting To A Strong Hmsh During The 4985-86 season, The girls varsiTy Team knew ThaT They would be up againsT Tough compeTiTion, and ThaT hard work would be The only way To confronT The challenges ahead. WiTh only a few reTurn- ing players, The Team pulled TogeTher for a successful season. WiTh The help of coaches Ben DuarTe and Sonia Rosales The goal of conquering Calabasas was finally achieved. Calabasas has been a long Time rival, and crushing The coyoTes was The highlighT of The season. AlThough The losses ouTnumberecl The wins, The girls improved Their Teamwork and gained experience. The Team was young buT They all conTribuTed in The building of confi- dence, and The sTrengThening of morale. As co-Team capTain Kelly Chaparro commenTed: Having such a new Team was Tough buT we all learned how imporTanT iT is To depend on one anoTher, and work To- geTher. RighT: STacy Bearasley juggles The ball To release Tension before a game. Below: For Co-CapTains Kelly Chaparro and CarmeliTa Lopez The JOY OF COMPE- TlTlON goes beyond The playing field. Below righT: Co-capTain Lisa Bueno races To The ouTside looking for a scoring opporTuniTy. ii mwah Assislanl coach Sonia Rosales, Dana Clemons, Slacy Beardsley, Shanon McConvile, Clara Ayala, Andrea Terry Lamas, Kelly Chaparro, Carmelila Lopez, and Coach Ben Duarte. Front: Veronica Sandoval, Guerrero, Lisa Bueno, Andy San Miguel, Kalhy Dziak, Killy Rodriguez, Anjanelie Carrillo, and Kristin Lefl: Terry Larnas Deals her opponenl To The ball wilh her overwhelming speed and skill. Above: Carmellla Lopez keeps conlrol of The ball as an Agoura player slides into her. Varsity Captures Fran trer League Crown For The S.C. varsiTy baskeTbaIl Team, 4985-86 was a year of blending The new wiTh The old: The old of a long TradiTion of excel- lence found in anoTher successful season, and The new of 'll firsT year varsiTy players joining only four re- Turning leTTermen. The Team's inexperience was apparenT in Their slow sTarT wiTh early season losses To Calabasas and VenTura. However The Team grew in experience as The season conTinued and even was able To overcome The adversiTy of The loss of sTarTers, Phil Fancher and Fred SanTana, To injuries. EnTering league play wiTh a pre- season record of 7-6, The fuTure was unpredicTable aT besT. BuT The Team jelled and rolled To a FronTier League Championship, finishing wiTh an impressive 8-O record. Thus The SainTs realized Their aspiraTion of reTurning To The CIF playoffs. Above RighT: Phil Fancher ouTjumps The op- posiTion To grab a rebound. Middle Right Danny Jones skywalks for a perfecT Two-polnT shoT. Righf: SainTs dominafe The defensive boards, converging on a rebound. . tonding Desmond Webster Derek Robles Mike Veithoen Alon G-rogg John MCG-iii Joe Romelli, Joe Crosby, ordon Pennington Ed Soiozor Sitting Fred Sontono Donny Jones Andy Bock Phil Fonoher Roy Gonzoles, For Left: Derek Robles tries to snotoh the boil owoy from Agouro. Bottom For Left: Don Lopereno gets into po- sition to deny the boil from his opponent. Top Left: Hecid Cooch Lou Cvijonovich. Bottom Left: Assistant Cooch Bob Swisher. mifiii kX. k K .. 'Tix .A Above: Andy Bock demonsfrotes his winning pose. Above right: Don Jones soors high for Two. Right The crowd woiTs onxiously for The points. u 5 gi E if Q Q ., if, sum 3 'if Left: Fred Sonfono never sfops scor- ing. Above: Don Jones knows whoT goes up musT come down. I V. Boys: A Year Of Excellence For The J.V. baskeTball Team, The 4985-86 season wenT well. lT sTarT- ed, however, slowly wiTh losses againsT VenTura and Buena in The SanTa Barbara TournamenT. Reco- vering from The early season losses, The Team improved as The season progressed winning The firsT 2 league games againsT Calabasas and Nordhoff. Then They made The misTake of Taking Agoura Too lighT- ly, surprisingly geTTing ouT muscled and husTled, losing wiTh only 3 play- ers scoring. The J.V. SainTs swepT Through The resT of Their schedule unTil The remaTch wiTh Agoura, This Time They losT in overTime afTer four sTarTers fouled ouT. The Team fin- ished Ieague wiTh an 8-2 record afTer beaTing SanTa Paula soundly in The lasT game. Top RlghT: Kwame Joyner Tips The ball over The head of a cowering Warrior. BoTTom RighT: After avoiding aTTempTs To block his shoT, FosTer Cole launches a shoT. an ,M Arturo Santana, Chuck Smith, Jeff Barnes, Chris Person, Kwarne Joyner, Brett Grim, Chris Siminske, Foster Cole, Arthur Carmona, Eddie Coronado, Mike Teron, Isauro Villarreal. i A E Left: During a time out, the Saints listen intently to Coach Speight's strategy. Above Left: Coach Dan Speight. Sophomores Complete By Dominating The Frontier League PreporoTion for The 4985-86 seo- son sTorTed eorly for The Sopho- more boys. Summer Ieogue gomes ond sTrenuous weighT lifTing pro- groms were only The beginning. 5:55 A.M. procTices confirmed The dedicoTion of The ployers. Their gools were seT, ond They were on Their woy. The sophomores firsT gdme wos ogoinsT Bishop Diego's J.V. Teom- ond despiTe opening gome jiTTers, They won reossuringly. In Their nexT Three gdmes They soundly beoT SonTo Borboro, VenTuro, ond Righ- eTTi. They foughT o Tough boTTle wiTh Comdrillo ond Newbury Pork only To experience devosToTing losses in The losT seconds of The gomes. In spiTe eoch of These IeT downs, The Teom remoined persisTenT. AfTer plocing Third in The Newbury Pork TournomenT, The SoinTs wenT on To defeoT Chonnel lsldnd's ond ComorilIo's Sophomore Teoms. Ledgue wos boTh enjoyoble ond disdppoinTing for The Teom. Look- ing sTrong compeTiTion The ployers won every gome, ond conTribuTed equolly To The success of The seo- son. Looking beck The seoson wos o greoT occomplishmenT. The finol record wos '17-2, buT more impor- TonTIy, Through Teomwork ond dis- cipline The ployers improved Them- selves os boskeTboII ployers ond people. Above RighT: Mike lzquierdo Ieons on on Agouro pldyer ds he signdls for d poss. BoTTom RighT: With o bursT of energy, Kevin Hordy chorges confidenTly To The boskeT. Tanding: Tony Rossi, Mike Martinez, Rabi Naruia, Mike lzquierdo, Kyle Cunningham, Greg Spies, Juan Villalpancio, neelingz John Penrose, Rod Saavedra, Rick Fooie, Kevin Hardy, Kenny Knighi. Hu m ,i l , wi Above Left: Coach Bednar calls his Team from The couri and The bench during a Ti- meoui. Left: Coach Tim Bednar. Frosh take first step in the Sain ts tra di tion Freshmen BaskeTball is a sTepping sTone in preparaTion for higher lev- els- J.V. and VarsiTy. IT gives our new sTudenTs an opporTuniTy To en- hance Their abiliTies and gain some experience playing baskeTball - The way we do iT aT SanTa Clara. The Freshmen boys displayed Their TalenTs during a very successful season. Coming Through wiTh a 20- 2 record overall, They kepT The S.C. spiriT alive by giving iT Their all. Above righT: Coach Chris PaTTerson Below righT: Coach Donald Thomas lr weird.. Al - ,,,, f 'L rw W54Eif??ZZR'ZqY Q55 ww YANKEES ETAGEBALI. BLU? left to right, Sal Ledesma, Peter Fenske, Mario Vasquez, David Ames, Anthony Carmona, James Avila, Welch. Front left to right: Bill LaJoie, Albert Ayala, Shane Mitchell, Pat Miller, Todd Brand, Kasha Clem- ,Q W Z.-4 5 A Left: S.C. Saints watch the game attentively, as they wait for Their turn to play. Above: Arturo Santana deftly picks aparts the defense. Girls Sweep To The Frontier League Championships The girls VarsiTy BaskeTball Team goT off To an excellenT sTarT, Taking 2nd in The Kiwanas TournamenT and 3rd in The Simi Valley Tourna- menT. The Team suffered a IeT down in pre-season, losing To Rio Mesa in Their 2nd meeTing. Re- bounding from This Tough loss, The girls baTTIed Through The resT of a difficulT non-league schedule. WiTh The sTarT of league The True SainTs TradiTion came alive and The resulTs were ouTsTanding. The moTi- vaTion of coaches lvlr. McConville and Mr. Bradley helped The Team To achieve an 8 - O league record. The consTanT drilling and pracTice afTer pracTice paid off wiTh a Fron- Tier League championship and The successful TradiTion of SanTa Clara Girl's BaskeTball was conTinued. Above Righfz KaThy Torres geTs posiTloned for The offensive rebound as Kris ZeiTs shooTs. Middle RighT: Kim Welch makes her way Through Buena's defense To score polnTs. BoTTom Right: On a Three poinT play, Kris ZeiTs prepares To make The exTra poinT. Kim Welch Karen Burdullis Lisa Walker Regina Adams Lori Bubnar Cindy Fenske Kneeiing: Jenny Cynihia Goodwin Kainy Torres Gina Duarie Tammi Adkins Kris Zeiis Below Coach Tom s Lefiz Tammi Adkins looking for on opening starts an offensive play. Above: Tommy Adkins posTs up and coils for The Doll. Right Kris Ze-iTS rolls in for TWO. Top: Lori Bubnor challenges The opposition Left KoThy Torres gefs her shot off. Above: Gino DuorTe pre- pares To ploy defense. After Early Seasn I. V Girls Hnish League Un defea ted For The girls J.V. Team, 4985-86 proved To be a very challenging year. WiTh only Three refurning players, There were many ques- Tions To be answered. The varsiTy Team showed Tremendous supporf and paTience in helping The J.V. learn new offenses and defenses. Aside from This assisfance The play- ers had To grow accusfomed To each oTher's sfyle, and develop a Team spiriT on Their own. They played a Tough pre-season schedule, due To Their inexperience and some difficulf opponenfs, buf The girls improved wiTh each game. They worked hard and iT showed. Turning iT around wiTh a one poinT vicTory over ST. Joseph, The Team wenT on To win six sTraighT games before losing To Buena. The Sainfs recovered quickly from This upseT- Ting loss, and remained undefeaf- ed for The resT of The season. The final record was 43-7 overall and 8- 0 in league. A big parT of The Teams success was due To The deTerminaTion and dedicafion of The players. Equally responsible was The leadership and example seT by The Three sopho- mores: Gina Escamilla, Marian Breda, and Team capTain Suzanne Brick. These girls, along wiTh The resT of The Team are looking forward To The challenges and successes ThaT waiT for Them nexT year. Above Righfr lndaliza Villarreal knocks The ball away from Sanfa Paula creafing a Tur- nover. Righf: Robin Tinsley uses her fasT feeT To move The ball down The courT. NNN dnding: Indoiizo Viiiorreoi, Robin Tinsley, Noiolie Loero, Soroh Kennedy, Mciriso Munoz, Cindy Eilioii, Amy Hunier. Tiing: Suzdnne Brick, Gino Escorniiio, Tonisho Anderson, Mdrion Bredo, Roberio Pinedo. Above: Codon Bob Brodley. Lefr: Evdding The Sdnid Pduici defender, Suzonne Brick heods up The floor. Varsity Defends Its League Championship Below: Troy Luncie Takes his posiiion, pre- pared To make a quick recovery of The ball. Righiz Andy Ahearn crosses homepiaie on an RBI. 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Heavenly days for the Saints 1 5 , Above: Tom Peirucci winds up for 0 fosfbcll. Right Troy Lunde wins The challenging roce cgcinsf The boil, safely stepping bcck To Third bose. Top Tom Pefruccu gefs ready To Throw a fasfball Above Alberfo Santana siands ready for The haf Left: David DuarTe gefs warmed up for The firsr game of The season. 153 I. V. anticipates outstanding season. Top Right AnoTher one biTes The dusT. Kevin Hor- dy finishes off wiTh o slide inTo Third. BoTTom Right A glonce oT The beoch finds The vdried foces of The J.V. Teom. Below: Morio Vosquez QgeTs full exTension ond drives The boil. 454 had -Qi ,Jf KQV w: Coach Walski, Pat Alvarez, Mario Vasquez, J.R. Perez, Kyle Cunnigham, Eric Borroel, Steve Villa, Richard Bottom Row: Kasha Clemmons, Anthony Jararniila, Sal Ledesma, Kevin Hardy, Joe Luna, Rodrigo Garza, Tim -Qs., Mg bw-My Bottom Left: Strength, speed, and form is what a player's success is based on, Anthony Jaramilia has shown us he's worthy. Bottom Right: Tension builds as Richard Mendez waits to capture the ball safely in his rnitt. auto Season Sparks Unity Right: Cindy Voreid dnd Koihy Torres keep one on- ofhers spirirs high by shoring o big hug. Below Right Cindy Voreld owoiis d possible line drive in her oreo so she cdrefully keeps her eye on The oppo- DGDT. Below: By woiching The poll go info her glove Gino Duorfe prevents The opposing pldyer from geifing d bose hiT. 7 R v Qs sw 5 his ss X is ss his Elise r R i 5 Y N --W is QJESNQ i egg X 4 Vsifldgis E i iii? -- , s fa ,ss :Xi 'E NV, ' 'if x wwf? i ,XJ six 'fi ' f i f sfxr f- ' :gsm 35. - N K s ,V V, v , .6:, , , , ' ' , 'V V 54? 111. ' . Wim , ' affix V2 L L fkoaiiggis, ' M4 . 'L ' - g r 2. r i 5535? r if 'i W M W W W fffrr ,...-aw, T' J Rf Y Y ooze Gino Duorie, Shonnon McConviIle, Roberto Pinedo FOWI KI'iS ZGHS, Cincl VOFGIG, KOTH TOITSS, fVlCll'iClI'1 BFGGG, Eileen COVOffUbiOS, Gnd Gil'1CI ESCOPDHIG. FYOFITI N T I' I . . , . . ond Tomi Atkins. jwvww ' 54, as ,, f. '- i 'V G I ff' , V 5' I Www. .2 X-an env? f 'mm fx :nw i Above: Vorsity soffboll cooches Ms. Mejio ond Mr. Tom McConviIIe. Left: Gino Duane completes o successful ploy To finish off onoiher inning. i -iv Qi' ' Z ,W ,,,, . Vllyh Ag 2 ST w 'hr E , 'KT 3. 'M Above AT Q crucnol porm' nh The game The c:c1Tcher crwolTs for The plTch could moke or break Them RiQhT AfTer The umpire cells The Third ouT for The opposing Teom Chrns Tine STronhbusch chohges sides Left: Lorena Hernandez, Lori Robles, Rosario Villalpando, Sheila Nicholes, Marisa Munoz, Heidi Polenz, Beckey Lamas, Jewellee Sain. Lilian Soria, Christine Strohbusch, Tara Ramos, Sarah Kennedy, Inde Villarreal, Steph- anie Guerrero. Below Junior Varsity softball coach- Mr. Bradley Bottom Sliding into 3rd base, Lorena Hernandez makes the steal with speed and good judgment. Cross Countr Comes Back - This year, afTer a five year absence, Cross-CounTry was revived as a sporT aT SanTa Clara The Team was organized in response To sTrong sTudenT inTeresT and coached by Mr. Tinl Bednar and Ms. Lupe Reyes. The Team was comprised of boTh boys and girls from all fou classes, who gained valuable experience in The Teams inaugural season. The Team parTici- paTed in seven meeTs marked by sTrong individual performances. The runners who had excelled ThroughouT The season were re- warded for Their dedicaTion and abiliTy. On VarsiTy, Mike MaThews received The mosT improved run- ner award, and Jim Cavanaugh was named mosT valuable. On Junior VarsiTy, STeve Sayward and Tracie EasT were The mosT improved runners, and Eileen Co- varrubias was presenTed wiTh The mosT valuable player award. According To Ms. Reyes all The players ran excepTionally well. The Team learned ThaT The poinT of compeTing is noT jusT The win- ning buT The friends and memo- ries ThaT come along wiTh iT. RighT: Desiree Hillemann Keeping The pace. Below righT: Girls Team - Desiree Hille- Ta! mann, HeaTher Sebring, Traci EasT, Eileen Covarrubias. 5 Ki Team- Jim Butcher, Ted MCCGHD, Jim Cevcnaugh, Mike MOrTineZ, Mike Daly., John Daly. bottom- Sieven ward, Archie Herrera, Patrick Mummaneni, Danny Dafi, Mike Rivera. LefT: Ms. Reyes gives Iasi minute advice To Mike Daly, and Jim Cavanaugh. Above: The gun sounds off- the race is on. 4 Above: Launching the shotput into the air, Desmond Webster puts forth a strong ef- fort. Above right: Brett Mcbride is caught just before his shotput throw. Right: Mike Daly, a year round runner, stretches before practice. Above left: A group of runners warm up to stretch the muscles before a strenuous workout. Above right: Top: Coach Miss Reyes Heather Sebring, Leslie Webster, Alma Gal- legos, Darcy Ludwig, Teresa Moreno Kneeling: Christine Dodds, Robin Tinsley, Mia Castorena, Jocelyn Cabatu and Alicia Ra- mirez. Center left: Coach Bob Swisher looks on as his team does laps. Above: Top: Rodney Venzon, R. Williams, F Peralta, L. Worley, P. Brennan, D. Webster D. Loperena, A. Cunningham, K. Courselie B. Mcbride, M. Mathews, T. Harrison, P Mesa, M. Daly, K. Klein, S. Donley, A. Braga- sin, Raymond Venzon. Kneeling: M. Beers, P Robinette, J. Welch, J. Rodriguez, J. Her- nandez, R. Wertenberger, S. Sayward, D Daft, M. Mallon, D. Harrion, P. Velez, and D Mans. Left: Christine Dodds shows her style during practice. 165 O f the blocks and into the water g K 1. Z H ,V I faywmvgfwqff iw 2, , , ,f Q ,,,,,,, W H , ,W,c,,,M .,,, , Mxwiww W A ,H W Q' is ,.v, .J K JVV LW xyr ,,is,,,,,,,,M,,M . T '-v V 4 lr 5 W- M-an Above: Ready for The big race, Tina Maldonado Tries To relax so she can concenTraTe fully on The accomplishmenTs To be achieved. Above righT: Head Coach Dan Farrell, and AssisTanT Coach Tom Farrell Talk wiTh The Team To moTivaTe Them before The firsT meeT of The season. Cenfer: Swimmers awaiT The sTarT of anoTher compeTiTive chance To gain poinTs for The Team. Below righT: ChrisTine Laub is comforTed by TeammaTe Kelly Bryan afTer a Tough buT fulfilling race. Above: A SanTa Clara swimmer increases The lead in The 200 free relay againsT SanTa Paula, and Oxnard High School. Lef'r: DeeDee FiTzglbbons proves her pride in her Team by proudly wearing The blue and gold colors ThaT represent SanTa Clara. BoTTom Left: Veronica GeTze, DeeDee FiTzgib- bons, Regan FiTzgibbons, Sharon Henry, and Mi- chelle JalaTy relax during a break aT The swim meeT. -Wriifllliilwf ' ,. M .s M s issy? 'ii . tw r ' .f . M 5.57 H I 'i vig, gg .z..tg5gfs ' f Z , . .3 f'.s15iW fill' us? iw., 1.3 c ' bww.'rgz.g5jq5rg.kij3-wwf ggfigyii-gr. .w:HU5i'ffEi '. f' fwfff. .,,, ig... H . I 1 . f?7l'??Y?I 5. 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'..1s. 512 --'s' -ii :kk I :kk -- j'ig.i5i1lf..5 'X ' . - - . . X 'Q so .sis sscci ici Q ss. icss A ,.ss s.tsssi 1 c Center: A Santa Clara swimmer relaxes before his big event of the day, in the meet against Oxnard High School. Although people are always around, techniques such as this make concen- tration easier to achieve. Below: Yolanda Pulakis prepares for the sound of the gun, and the beginning of another challeng- ing race. Bottom: John Dickerson, Luis Maria-Tome, and Danny Gallardo watch their team members compete as they wait for their upcoming events. Who Are We?- Who Elsel?-5. C. !! Our cheerleading squad this year consisted of 8 JV and 7 Varsity members. Together we supported Santa Clara's football and basketball teams throughout the 4985-86 school year. We practiced 3 times a week to perfect cheers and routines for the games and rallies. Promoting spirit was hard work, but we were success- ful! We made boutonnieres for team members, and hung posters at games and at school to encourage and support our most cherished teams. By running the pep-rallies, developing skits, games, and cheers to en- tertain the student body, we were able to boost confi- dence and show our support not only for our players, but for our school. We owe a special thanks to our moderator, Mrs. Linda Fuchs for her ideas and support all year. We also owe a lot of thanks to the student body. Their support for S.C. kept us motivated and without them, success would have been impossible. Looking back, the hard work and extra time we put in was all worth it. We were honored to be a part of Santa Clara during its successful year in sports. -Susan Santangelo Right: ls that a pose by Shannon Yanez, or is that o pose? Below: Susan Santangelo signals to us that S.C. is 424 as the rest of the cheerleaders show their enthusiasm at our Homecoming game. Center: Jamie Barnett grooves to the beat in a duel routine with the Drill Team. Jamie BarneTT Caroline Jordan CaThie Serros Susan SanTangeIo AnneTTe Murguia LaSonya Davis LefT: VarsiTy's head cheerleader Susan Sanfangelo and her sisTer KrisTine. work hard To make This car shimmer and shine while earning money for The squad. BoTTom LefT: Dressed in our schooi's favoriTe sporTswear, VarsiTy cheerleaders show us jusT how much They can geT inTo The swing of Things: AnneTTe- baskeTbaIl, Caroline-Track, Kari-football, Jamie-baseball, Susan-fooTbaii, CaThie-baseball, and LaSonya- Track. Participation And Growth At Camp Each summer, The cheerleading squad aTTends The UniTed SpiriT Associ- aTion cheerleading camp, which is held aT U.C,S.B. For four days and Three nighTs They spend Time learning new cheers, original ideas for rallies, and cre- aTive ways To promoTe spiriT. CompeTiTions are a major parT of camp, and This year The J.V. and VarsiTy squads did exTremely well. Every ribbon ThaT The J.V.'s won was a superior award: The highesT caTagory possible. The J.V. squad also won a Trophy in This caTagory. The VarsiTy cheerleaders won awards from boTh The excellenT and superior divisions. In Their compeTiTions our cheerleaders proved Their enThusiasm and pride in SanTa Clara. AlThough camp involved hard work and persisTence iT was a Time for S.C. cheerleaders To leT Their winning spiriTs shine. RlghT: The SanTa Clara cheerleaders relax afTer a four day Training session aT U.C.S.B. Below: The squad had plenTy of reason To cheer as They earned excellenT and superior awards for Their performances. BoTTom RighT: Erica Fuchs Takes greaT pride in receiving The Team Trophy for well deserved ef- forTs. W . ,W yr .,r, Q ,Mf,,,.,553.,iH Ls 'Mm FronT: CIefT To righTj- ChrisTina Rever, Erica Fuchs Back lefT To right Erin Jackson, KrisTin Sanfangelo, Becky Ahern. JeaneTTe Molina, April Gage, and Renee Luncle LefT: Becky Ahearn and Renee Lunae, smile and show us ThaT They know whaT friends are for. Above: J.V. Cheerleaders: Erin Jackson, Becky Ahearn, Renee Lunae, JeaneTTe Molina, April Gage, Erica Fuchs, ChrisTina Rever, and KrisTin SanTangeIo, do Their Chorus Line. 4 Small But Mighty ln The 4985-86 school yeor, The SonTo Cldrd Drill Tedm goined recogniTion by promoTing spiriT for S.C.H.S. Alwdys cheering on S.C. fooTbdll ond boskeTboll pldyers, The drill Tedm olso performed donce rouTines during home-gome hcilf Times. In oddiTion To This immedioTe porTicipoTion wiThin The school, The drill Tedm is involved wiTh oTher represenTd- Tive dcTiviTies such ds summer comp ond pdrodes. The drill Tedm in iTs second yedr dT S.C. hos been d welcome oddiTion To spiriT enThusidsm. They express Their pride ond spunk in Their fdvoriTe slogon of being 'TSmdll buT lVlighTy. Abovez Colby Locke, Heidi Polenz, ond Monicd Lovio donce To The beol, keeping Their spiriTs high. Above righT: Denise Tolboii works on Techniques with AnneTTe Chovez They boTh enjoyed helping edch other ouT To perfecT The rouTines. Above: Julvild Wines puTs forTh full in her vigorous jump. ,yF ! ' Colby Locke. Julvira Wines, Tarin Nash, Heidi Polenz, Gina Paramo, Tracy Sypher, Monica Lovio, Denise Talboii, Annette Chavez, Joanne Feldman, Emily San Jose. NoT-PicTured- Jana Hriiz, Danielle Simenial, Shelly William- SOD. 'gills S N M .. ,A - fs 'S 1 flak? 5 1 Eli. ii Yi- -:- ' N T - A . --- 1435 if - 1 -H-.av , ffm! . N - king I X Vx' rj r Monica Lovio, Gina Paramo and Tarin Nash amusingly prac- next Their routine, Trying To harmonize Their sieps. Above- Tarrin Nash Takes Time oui To pon- der abour life, and what move To make Year In Sports l l Top: Caroline Jordan watches intently in hopes of a suc- cessful football play. Caroline, along with Susan Santan- gelo, Annette Murguia, and Cathle Serros were the only remaining Varsity cheerleaders at the end of the year. Top right: In an athletic rally, the cheerleaders and drill team perform to prove that the Saint's spirit is alive and ready to cheer. Above: Andrea San Miguel charges the opponent to take control of thelloall and put Santa Clara back in the action. Right: Andy Bock stands ready for a pass from one of his teammates, ff . M: if. ' l -ff zysl f lf Q3 M ...Mfwyf firm ,yqiaiiiis I WXQQW w ff .. f, , , 4 ,mm . l . is Top LefT: G-afhering Togefh- er, The fooTball players plan The successful plays ThaT helped Them capfure The League Championship. Above lefT: Coach 'C' gives an inspiring pep Talk before a crucial game in The season. The leadership offered by Coach 'C' led The Team To a successful league champion- ship once again. Above: Kris ZeiTs eyes The opponenf during a Tense momenT in a home game. LefT: Kelly Bryan leads The pack in a dual meeT wiTh Ox- nard High School. Wifh a small Team, SanTa Clara sTill managed To make Their mark on opposing fronTier league Teams. Year In Sports lI 'l0hq,wunu'bHswg. 'Xb' 'V' .. s if A ' 6 M 5,5 . so-W f 'S Top: Garry Flores and Danny MonToya signal how They feel abouT Santa Clara FooTball. RighT: Gina Escamilla scores anoTher Two for San- Ta Clara. As one of The Junior VarsiTy's Team leaders, Gina led The girls Through a very suc- cessful season, Above: Derek Rawnsley husTles down The field To score anofher goal for The VarsiTy Soccer Team. The season This year was a IiTTIe slow. buT The players learned The imporTance of Teamwork and deTerminoTion. Top: The volleyball Team gaThers TogeTher To discuss The plays ThaT helped Them Through a difficulT season, Above: STacy Beardsley ouTruns The opponenT on her way To scoring a goal for SanTa Clara. AlThough The girls soccer Team had a Tough sea- son, They accomplished some IongsTanding goals ThaT made all The hard work worThwhile. LefT: Preparing To begin a big game, The fooTball players file onTo The field. This year was one of success and recogniTion for The players who made iT To C.I.F. and proved ThaT Their sTrengTh and TalenT was overwhelming. ki 'Es .'.. , r - tw 5 5? 2 Expressing Our The art that comes from Santa Clara students is a state- ment about the world that surrounds them. Either by paint, charcoai, or pen, art is anextension of a person and his talents. it is a message from his heart expressed through his hands. The artistic works in the next few pages reflect the mood of the individual. Some of the pieces seem humorous and light. while others might have a more serious tone. No matter what mood they generate, they leave a distinct impression on us. Art allows a person to express himself to us. We are then able to see and feel his thoughts through certain words, colors, and images that have been chosen. Even without the physical presence of the artist, we are able to get to know that person because his work speaks for him. Left: Artwork by Donna Cabrera. p Above: Artwork by Marisa Chavez. 1 ess . ,Ma - .sw - .ps Long Distance Love Why? I ask- do I miss you so'? All you are is a guy, a special one Though. I guess ThaT musT be Why I feel such a way I miss you and love you More wITh each passing day In facT I Think my only wish Would To be in your arms rIghT now AIThough once sensibly Thinking I quesTIon myself wITh how'Pl ReaIITy is ThaT you re miles away and I couldnf Touch you If I Tried This means we canT hug even share a smile And Thaf you see was The reason I cried BuT now Im feeling beTTer cause I m sure of how you feel No maTTer The dIsTance you sTilI care The same Therefore our love musT Truly be rea Heidi Polenz Reahty ls reaIITy all ThaT greaf A quesfion I musT gef sfralghf Then Id be glad To give all my Things No maTTer how bad IT sfings To leave This world behind and create anoTher of a dlfferenT kind Mike Beers To The Class Of 86 I'Il give you my everyThing, my all l'll always be There when you call You can have my love, my hearT my soul You can have everyThing l've goT my whole I'd give you more, if only I could BuT my friendship and love is all l've goT IefT ThaT's good. I love you all so much my dearesT friends I'll give you my everyThing, my all unTil The end. I'LL MISS ALL OF YCJUI! ' - A fs, , ,- R 'VL If reaIiTy is The world in which we live I y I ' M i ' if I ,.:: w f A , , F . I . V7 'kkjsks TN We Life Youll never know how good you have :T unTll ThaT good IS gone To be able To waToh The sun go down or To see The break of dawn To be able To go To porTles or lnvlTe over a friend Those were all The momenTs you ThoughT would never end BuT someTlmes someThlng happens ThaT seems To geT ID The way You may noT like IT buT you donT have any say Someday Thus wrll all pass and all bad Thlngs wlll dlsappear Remember when you re feeling down and your world seems To be falling apan' Life IS The mosT lmporTanT Thlng you should Treasure IT wlTh all your heorT D m E Q B 5 nf -My W W Z W5 if if Q ri UM mgwg as Tx Sunshme Gu tlerrez Chrls Oswald The Boogey man The sTones we ve all heard before Just old wives Tales and folklore as chlldren we wanTed more 84 more They re all for Old Sosquafch BrgfooT Thaf s who The Boogey man he s comin for you call Grandpa he knows jusf whoT To do JusT a hocus pocus The monsTers They re all Through See Them durlng The day buT especially oT nlghf ElTher way your hearT soon fllls wrTh fnght Eof you? They jusf mlghT nelfher The brave nor dumb Take fhghT You re grown up now longer scared Buf would you Take a walk wlTh me ln a cemefary lf I dared? Becky Lomas 483 l , Av X , , , , T V, , Wx. 1, I I u I' K T I ei., , , f . . . . , I l g 5 g T T gg T g K fs- ' f...-r A A Q I ., -5- N .... g , in ,g . kkk' .lf A -2 , sit- - . ' I . . Ag I T X T ' BX - i '. ' -'kkl 'r.- A 1 Trl e X T Tiff T ' . 0 ' ls A E A A d IT we onderwhaf . : K f wg A-,rgsf-..s K , T V 'E T as G U, S W - y Age sssl T T . K . K V-'.k i T ,. A '54 . ' ' ' . 4 , -T 4 . .th A q fi? , , ' l . ' - .7 : fjif lllsb T A - . T I . DO The Meaning Of Life The upland winter wind blows down, My body has no feeling. The meaning of life is clear, now, Their is no meaning regardless of want. So long have I pondered in my days. X The long, harsh winlers chill. Is buf a summers opposite Thought. The meaning of life, is deolh. An Anonymous Junior one Lale Nighl ... How I picked you, I'Il never know, Bur Then I Iefl il, one red rose. Sprawled messages across The glass, Lefl my feelings, defenseless, un- masked. '1 84 JGGDDIDG M. BUTTOFI ..-- ....... . , ,,.. Anna Sa uers .K V, -sw xx, rv Ms. M' - if gg, W if .,,. ,gm , IW' De b1e alls Perfection AT Times you Take a look aT yourself and you're noT happy wiTh whaT you see. And iT seems like anyone else is who you'd like To be. You can be whoever you wanT To be, is whaT you were always Told. JusT never be discouraged and keep reaching for The gold. And on your journey for The gold, There are a few Things To keep in mind Because These Tips will help you, reach The goals you hope To find. one-never regreT who you once were or The Things ThaT you have done. Two-never lose pride in whaT you are now- be happy abouT being you! Three-The mosT imporTanT of all- never sTop dreaming of who you can be. Now The ouTcome of your dreams mainly depends on you. Because no one else around you, can VTWCIKG YOUF dl'GGlT1S COITIG True! -Shannon Yanez l iiiF'fi.vrfwrrr1 sa 5 Donna Ca Love: Love, is the smile of a friend, a helping hand. Or when someone says, I understand. lt's that compliment you give When troubles come on bad. It's the touch of a hand, But most of all, It's helping out someone When they feel small. Perfect Dreams As I sleep, I dream of a far away place Where everyone has plenty of space Another world Another presense unfurled A state of being which has never been And when we arrive What will we derive Will we create a better place Nurture a masters race Will we create our ending fate Or will our reign be long and great All questions I reason Which Is this most perfect state of dreaming Robert Williams Memories Memories of you stay with me, Oh why boy, can't they let me be? l loved you once, but now you're gone. But your memories still linger on. 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LS 1 gglkf Remy FW' The C4-jOI'fds' 209 Thank You Patrons CongraTuIaTIons To The class of 4986' G Parchman BreTT McBride RIO love ID my way rm Yoll Fred Glna Lamer and KaThy Thanx for belng There' FonTz donT forgeT your favorITe slsTer ' ChemlsTry Clowns Thanx for The laughs' GIIberT Rich Alex and Joe good luck always' Jana Melrssa and Diana you re spe clalfrlendsl Danny Joe and Eddie sTay crazy' TrTo my favorrTe keep smlllngl To all Those menTIoned above I love ya Luv STacey SmITh Thanks To family and friends The Senior class and especially SC as an InsTrTuTron I have learned from my mrsTakes and have pros pered from my achrevemenfs due To Those I Thanked lcame sTudred learned and con quered' Enc Rivera Davrd Good luck In everyThIng you Try ID The Thrnk of me Be happy always love Me VarsrTy FooTball FronTIer League Champs Con graTuIaTIons on your vIcTorlous season Thank you for IeTTrng us be a parT of your wrnnrng Team Your WaTergIrIs Susan and STacy Mom and Dad I d luke To Thank you very much for all The sacnfnces large and small ThaT you ve made for me They haven T gone un appreclafed I LOVE YOU' Greg and Rocky I hope ThaT we can beTTer develop our slblrng bonds of broTher slsTer Thanks for puTTrng up wrTh me CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '1986' Susan YounT Our congraTulaTIons and besf wrshes Jack' The CasTanon Famrly CongraTuIaTIons Class of 86' Thanks for The fun Laune Valerre Davld Ted John Jophus Andy Lora Sam Gordy and Yolanda BesT washes and happlness always Love Sabrrna Good luck To The Class of 86 for happy and successful fuTure Love The Vlllalobos Famrly Class of 86' May peace and love surround you on your journey Through Irfe Tom and JaneT Wolf AlberTo I m going To mlss you and I wrsh you luck ouT There In The real world You ve been The greaTesT Thanks for all The wonderful Times we ve shared and The memories I wrll have forever Love you always LeneTTe IT Isn T luck buT pluck ThaT helps us To succeed CongraTulaTIons Lourse JusTlce To Melissa Jana PaTncla STacey and Lynda Thank you for all The good Trmes and many memories ThaT you all have given me In The IasT four years I wall remember you guys always All my love Diana Oh Yoh' Rock my body STacey comb Them napps Oh Bonnie unh' Fonz Rrchard Dlno Danny Bobby David we jam Mlglesllove you Angle Dana Frank Crndy Lou Mochos CarmeTuna Jamre queebs Peeper Rrramo Debbre Derek Shann Love' Fredbone Berumen Jr Kevrn Rrce Mr and Mrs Rlchard L Callahan Jr Mr and Mrs W T MarTrn Berry STurgelI Say IT wITh Flowers 'I52 E PleasanT Valley Kallr Mlglls Thank you for being more Than a srsTer Thank you for belng my frlend I Love You Mrchellne Good luck In lrfe and love To all my frlends Drana Melnssa Jana PaTnsha Gerry Sonia Cheryl Caroline Mr Bradley Mr Farrel Mr BrckeTT and The yearbook sTaff Long llve Ca maros and meTal muslcl To my love Kevln Race lglve my Tlme love and soul Kevln yes I wrll marry you Love Lynda Johnson CongraTulaTIons To The class of 4986 Good luck and happiness ID The fuTure Valerre Lau bacher Experrence Irfe for soon we due' Good bye' Laune McKenna Dear STaff Thanks B T B I - - I 1 1 K. , . . . , , , , , 5 ll ' ll ll ' ll I I I . , , : I I I I - I I I I 1 I - I I I our I - 1 I I , ' I tl ' ' I I I I - I - I I I fuTure and somefrmes, when you are all alone, , , - I 1 I I ' ' - - . . - , . , . , , , , I - d . . I , . ' ' I I I . . ' I I I I I I I I I I I - , . ' I I I I I I I I I ' l' I . . . I , I I I I I ' I CUNGRATULATIUNS Girls I-Yrst Ever CLF. Championship Left: Kathy Torres had the guts and deter- mination to lead the team to the Southern Section Championship. Below: Poised freshman Tammy Adkins' freethrowlng and ball handling were invalu- able in The playoffs. Bottom left: Kim Weioh breaks the Atsca- dero press, as the Saints explode to victory in the C.l.F. Championship game. Bottom: S.C. C.l.F. takes teamwork. s il .9 f Congratulations' Class And the best of luck rn the future RmmhTul1le Round Table PIZZH 724 W Channel ls Blvd Pon' Huenerne 985 4550 A754 S Rose Ave Oxnord 488 0847 ibm! 2 Fame lb General Dentrstry Ve t ra Calf 93003 7 AM 6 PM 805 656 3433 Mon T u The Yearbook Staff would l1ke to gl ve speC1al thanks to Br Hrlorron O Connor Eddre Coronodo The Kennedys Kolhy Brooks Mrs Tonyo Honson Kelly Choporro Srsler Mcrry Ccrlherlne Feoron Held! 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