Santa Teresa High School - Compendium Yearbook (San Jose, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1975 volume:

PEUfDIUM 1975 2 RANCHO SANTA TERESA JOSE JOAQUIN BERNAL, later grantee of the Santa Teresa Rancho in Santa Clara County, was born in 1762 on the Rancho La Hacienda, Sinaloa, Nueva Espana. He was the son of Juan Francisco Bernal, born in 1737 at the Rancho del Tule, Sinaloa, and his wife Maria Josefa de Soto. In 1774 Juan Bautista de Anza was in Sinaloa signing re- cruits for his expedition to Alta California and Juan Francisco Bernal signed up as a member of this expedi- tion. At this time there were six children in the family with a seventh to be born a year later. They were: JOSE JUAQUIN (1762), Juan Francisco (1763), Jose DIonisio (1765), Jose Apolonario (1766), Ana Maria (1770), and Maria Teresa de Jesus (1772), and last, Tomas (1775). 3 4 As a soldier, Juan Francisco, with his family, endured the trails and hardships of the Anza Expedition of 1775-76. The family was at the founding of the Presidio ami Mission in what Is now San Francisco, and records show that he was still In the military in 1795 when 58 years old. In an Inventory taken In that year the Bernal family was among the wealthier fami- lies, with Juan Francisco owning 25 head of stock ami 246 sheep; while his sons, JOSE JUAQUIN and Juan Francisco owned 8 and 16 respectively. Records Indicate that Juan Francisco died on October 28, 1802, at the Presidio in San Francisco and was burled from the Mission San Francisco de Assisi. JOSE JUAQUIN Joined the military at the Presidio In San Francisco on July 1, 1784, and served out his career in the San Francisco District of Alta California. On January 4, 1785, he married Maria Josefa Sanchez, a daughter of Jose Antonio Sanchez and Marla Dolores Morales at the Mission San Francisco dc Assisi. The following Genealogical Data Is a record of this marriage as it has been researched to date: JOSE JOAQUIN BERNAI. Born: 1762 0 the Rancho La Hacienda, Sinaloa, Nucve Espana Married: 4 January, 1785 0 Mission San Francisco dc Assisi to: MARIA JOSEFA SANCHEZ Died: 12 June, 1837 0 the RANCHO SANTA TERESA 5 Jose Juaquin Bernal spent most of his life in the mili- tary and for his service was awarded the Rancho Santa Teresa. Records show that he occupied the land as early as 1826. By the time he petitioned the governor for a league of land in 1834, he and his sons had al- ready built adobes for their families on the land. Governor Figueroa not only awarded him one league, but over two leagues. At the time of his death in 1837, he not only owned the Rancho Santa Teresa, but possessed over 5 thousand head of cattle, one hundred fifty horses, mares and colts. 6 Agustin, Bruno, and Juan Bernal took over the management of the Rancho for their mother, Maria Josefa. This was natural in as much as each son had his own adobe, family, and cattle carrying their own brands as they roamed the land. At branding time the cattle were divided up equally with each receiving the brand of their owner. The FONDO, or ranch brand, of course, belonged to Maria Josefa Bernal. Profits were not always what they should have been, as the records show in 1839, six hund- red head of cattle were slaughtered to pay the debts of the Rancho. Again, in 1840, 1841, 1842, and 1843 there were slaughtered for the same purpose one hundred head of cattle per annum, one-half of which were of the FONDO and the remaining belonging to the sons. Over fifty head of cattle were slaughtered each year for the use of the Rancho families, one-half of which went for the widow, Maria Joscfa's household. With so many families on one Rancho, and with the herds growing larger each year it became necessary to seek other grazing land to sus- tain the cattle. It was in 1843-44 that Juan and Agustin Bernal, with their families, left the Rancho Santa Teresa driving three-thou- sand head of cattle northward onto the Rancho del Valle de San Jose. This Rancho was own- ed by their brother-in-law Antonio Sunol, hus- band of their sister Maria Francisca Dolores. A few years later Bruno Bernal followed with his family and cattle. 8 9 10 After her sons left, Maria Josefa and her grandson, Nicolas Valencia, took over the active operation of the Rancho. By 1847, Nicolas, who was the son of Julio Valencia and the deceased Marcelina Bernal, was in charge of the cattle on the Rancho and handled the rodeo, branding, and selling of the cattle for market under the advice and direction of his grandmother. By 1853, he had accumulated eight hundred head of cattle of his own through payment for his work and gifts from his grand- mother. 11 12 In 1857, Maria Joscfa Bernal, widow of Jose Juaquin Bernal, died leaving the Rancho to her heirs, which, in addition to her sons and daughters living, num- bered from seventy to eighty grandchild- ren. The information and history has generously been provided by Mr. Bartolomo Sepulveda of San Jose. Thank you. 13 TABLE OF COiYTEATS ‘ _ —— . — • - + -‘.A the resource ; .... . .16 ?25K£ dedication . .........21 iS S i ifo . ■• 2 7� ' A, i % ' Jf SyJ , yA % '% % ffjaT4 Jr S ad Orni rS£v. « ' :;u 7 : • ••• ( i K SSB4 15 t T 16 STAFF Mr. Chapman - Our Fearless Leader Janet - Co-Editors - Marshall Marshall - Master of his harem, slave of his ego Janet - All she wanted was a little water Amy - Talking a smile a minute Trudy - She was quiet, but her smile told it all April - Ask Her a question she'll argue an answer Vickie - She had many comments, but said little Sally - A hard worker, but fun loving at heart Tammy - Quiet yet, involved in all Cathy - Craziness runs in the family, ask my sister Sue - She's crazy and enjoys every minute of it Laura - Crazy but fun to be with, ask anyone P. J. - Seldom here in body, always here in spirit Beck! - In class she's quiet, but outside she's a riot We, the staff of the compendium, along with our fear- less leader, Mr. Chapman, worked extremely hard at preparing this year's book. We call Mr. Chapman our fearless leader because a man who can take twelve girls with no experience in yearbooks, one boy with a little background, and put out a yearbook like ours must be fearless. After our names are quotes which, to the ma- jority of us, fit our personality and attitude in class. We sincerely hope each one of you will find a special memory in your yearbook and enjoy that memory any time you pick up your book. From your friends of the yearbook, we hope you too had a fantastic year. Next year promises to be even bet- ter. 17 So many gentle friends are near Whom one can scarcely see You should never feel alone Wherever you may be We would like to thank the manage- ment of Frontier Village for the use of their grounds in taking these fan- tastic pictures. Mr. Chapman really enjoyed him- self while these pictures were being shot. Notice the big smiles on his face at the thought of all the girls around him. When we trapped him in the stocks though, he didn't seem quite as happy. On the day these shots were taken it was slightly wot outside, in the form of rain, so the less adventurous of the staff stayed home. 18 61 r 20 1 If my wife sees me. I'm in real trouble! Honest, guys, It was this big, had five legs, one eye � t We, the staff of the yearbook COMPENDIUM proud- ly dedicate our first annual to a man who has set standards for the students of Santa Teresa High School this past year. He listens to and has concern for the welfare of the student body. For his help and consideration we proudly dedicate the 1974-75 COMPENDIUM to MR. DAVID RICHARD CHAID. 21 Yes, some people do say I look like Jack I.al mnc. I think it will open easier if I throw it against your head. Marry me, honey, and I'll buy a pair of shoes! Rancho Yerba Buena THE LAW Law Is'The Government Government Mak s THfc I.aw t Malre Tfifc Law “1 Rancho ■ ' v Canada i---1—.. ✓ v. W-, Rancho San Juan Bautista CALI F0RN1A RtPUBLC A.S.B. OFFICERS Who are we? Are we? What will we become? Have we been ? These questions never have and probably never will be answered by a textbook. These questions may only be answered from within oneself. This is what I believe school is all about. The primary learning takes place not in the classroom, not from a textbook, and not from tests, but rather between classes where human contact is not so restrained. Contact with other people with different views and opinions is perhaps the gi'eatest learning experience that school can provide. I am glad to have known most of you through my years here and before. I am leaving school at the end of this year, and to all my friends and to all those I did not have the opportunity to meet, I say a final hello till again we do meet (sic). Richard Taylor kind of.... Student Body President 26 THE IMAGE caufy 4s JThc Jiftage ■age Of Thc La !ayr 4js .The flov nfiient. SANTA TERESA HIGH MARCHING BAND MUSIC DEPARTMENT ORCHESTRA 33 36 CONSUMER AND HOMEMAKING ED. 37 We, the Class of 1976, proudly dedicate our Junior Class Pride to a man who has great concern for the students of Santa Teresa. He has helped us with Student Government and has attempted to creatively improve our minds. For his help......and for being a friend first, and then a teacher...we thank, Mr. William James Sheehy the 2ND Junior Class 1976 40 Norris Williams� President Gregg Dorenkamp, Sec rotary T reasurcr Marshall Commons, Representative To the students and faculty of Santa Teresa High School: I am very pleased and proud of the way the students of Santa Teresa have come into this new facility and accepted the hardships that you always face with a new school. Most of the students at Santa Teresa do have a pride for their new school and want to do everything possible to make it a better school. I want to personally thank all the students, especially the Junior Class, for trying to make this school a better place for themselves, and for the years to come. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS 41 Junior Class President Norris Williams Frances Adams Steve Agens Derek Ahrens Carol Ainsley Peggy Allen Susan Alumbaugh Kathy Alvarez Karen Ambler Jerry Anderson Julia Anderson Glen Andrews Joanne Araki Sue Auston Beth Baker Betty-Lu Baker F S1 Left to right-Top to bottom Jessica Baker, Carrie Baibas, Bob Barrett, Mark Bcairsto, Frank Beam, Bruce Bedard, Paul Bender, Terri Benson, Susanne Bergman, Susan Berry, Becky Burtucci, Amy Bittencurt, Thealia Blunck, Bridget Bottorff, Chris Bradley. 43 Teralyn Breeden Steve Briggs Cathy Brink Glenn Brock Randy Broncll Nanci Brown Mike Buckley Don Burcina Bonnie Burgos Paul Burke Mark Cabaniss Jim Cafferty Mark Cannard Cheryl Cantrell Cary Cardinale 4 Sandy Carroll Leroy Carver Mark Castro Rob Chapman Margie Chavez Paula Chinn Collette Choate Jennifer Chistian Shirley Christiansen Debbie Clark Jon Clark Keith Clegg Sherri Clemmetson Mark Cody Mike Collins 4 46 Rod Colvin Marshall Commons Tyler Connolly Mark Connor Stan Cortland Cathi Courtney L. Crowder Don Crozier Denise Cummins Coleen Curtin Brenda Curtis Robert Dail Leslie Dale Adriana D'Alcssandria Debbie Danko Me lea Dare Kelly Davenport Alan Davis Mary Davis Richard Davis Sandy Davis Pam Davis DeLloyd Davis David Dayog Peggy DcBcll Leah DeBoard Laurie DeLaRosa James Delgado Karen DePrima 47 Debbie Devine Dan Dickson Debi Dicderick Gretchen Diggs Nancy DiNino George Disses Mike Dokken Dave Dona Greg Dorenkamp Sue Dorsch Chris Dower Jim Drake Andy Drcifort Everett Du hay Lisa Dunlap Mark Dyck Herb Dye Lisa Ebersole Tom Edwards Sherrie Ellingson LcRoy Ellis Kerry Emery Don Emett Peter Engel Terri Engel Sue Entz I.ora Estes Jeff Evans John Evans Greg Everett 49 Mike Everett Jeanette Fabla Sharon Fawcett Bernle Ferea Celeste FIdone Carole Fisher Cheryle Fisher April Fjetland Jim Fowler Mike Fox Chris Fralre Leslie Franlsco Joann Freiberg Melinda Frltchen 50 Leslie Fry Don Fullerton Debbie Fults Pamela Furlong Linda Galvan Michele Garcia Julie Cause Cindy Giammona Pat Glover Sue Gluek Lori Gough Debbie Gralapp Katie Grimmer Yvonne Grimshaw Kenneth Grinolds 51 Cindy Groff Tercsia Haase Margaret Halford Kathy Halstead Tim Hansen Kathy Harmer John Harris Pat Harris Kathy Harp Michaele Harper Leslie Harter Cindy Harvey Laura Havens Mike Hays Steven Headrick Chris Hee Dale Hendrickson Darrell Jemline Steve Hess Loren Hess ling 52 Kim Hibbard Mark Ililf Connie Holcomb Deborah Hollandsworth Debbie Holst Mike Holst Val Horvatich John Howarth Marty Hrobsky Greg Hughes Chris Hurley Sherry Jackson Terri Jackson Dave Jacobs Kim James Kim Janowski Michaclc J aworski Kim Kay April Kelly Steven Kern Pete Killen Vicki Kincannon Doug King Mike King Janet Kornrumph Ray Kram Sandi Krysiak Doreen La Duca Chuck Lau Lisa Lawrence Pam Lebeck Lynn Leber Dennis Le Mier 54 Gloria Lencioni Carol Leong Lorraine Lellie Carey Linkovich Brian Liisle Mike Livingstone Michele Logan Scott Lucas Chris Ijueck Don Lusty Debbie Lyon Tom Mackenzie 55 57 Frank Manticl Jeff Marasco Rob Martin Angela Martindale Robert Martinez Debby Martinson Kathy Mason Bonni Masserant Joann McCown Bill McDonald Chuck McG addon Scott McGeachy Robert Mclntyer Marlayna McKenzie Stephanie McKlvecn Julie McNutt Susan Medina Tina Mclott Brian Mendenhall Richard Mendoza Joanne Mercurio Mike Mickow Michele Micloch John Miller Vickie Miller Lori Mitchell Cindy Mittnacht Debbie Mocek Joe Molina Ron Mortensen 58 Chuck Moore Susan Morris Tom Mortensen Tim Mowris Deborah Mueller Randy Mueller Kevin Mulhearn Charlene Mullins Ken Mullins Pam Murphy Jan Myers Mike Myers P.J. Myers Steve Nelson Ben Newman Tawni O'Brien Jerry Olson Anflssa Ornoff Phil Pacini M. Paioni Mike Palmer Pam Partch Pat Partch Andy Pasquin Liz Pearman 60 Mary Plcsc Don Porzio Jack Pratchard Laura Preston Valerie Price Rich Phillips Susan Phillips Bruce Pickelman Linda Piper Scott Pisano John Perez Neal Petersen Brian Pctt April Pettit Mike Phillips 61 Jeff Prittchett Timmi Qulnley Kevin Ralph Ron Reber Steve Reed Kim Reid Edwin Remetch Mike Rice Cindy Richards Randy R ingler John Ritchey Larry Roberts Dorcnc Robling Shelley Rocha Curtis Rodriguez Loretta Rodriguez Nonl Rodriguez Roy Rodvold John Roeder Michele Rosetta Shelley Rule James Sadler Kathy Sams Kla Sandelien Mike Satterlund John Schmitz Bobbl Schrader Mary Schwedc Cathy Scott Trudy Selkirk Kathy Sherman Debbie Shore Bob Smith Brigettc Smith Joel Smith 63 Kevin Smith John Snodgrass Thomas Soares Joe Sousa Tina Sousa Sue Spahr Kim Spain Linda Spencer Joe Spicer Tom Spol Michael Spragio Tom Spol Dan Spradling Sylvia Stavano Sandy Starlin Steve Steele Lori Strohmeier Bob Strohmeier Jeff Stuyvesant Larry Sulky Becky Swenson Roger Talley Linda Tanaka Val Tavener Tandra Terry' Keith Thomas Martin Thomas Laura Thompson Patty Thompson Rita Tillery 65 Bryan Toda Cecilia Traver David Trice Dave True Laura Truesdale Mike Tructt Mike Truman Mark Tydell Cathie Tyler Joanne Tyrrell Kris Valehrach Jack Vancrka Dean Velasquez Tony Velasquez Dave Vine Jackie Virgin Maria Visconti Beth Voges Reivee Wallace Tammy Warda Dan Watson Teri Way Cathy Weaver David Webb Linda Weichaupt Clent Wells Margo Wendt Carl Whelan Carin White Manika White Larry Williams Norris Williams Kathy Willis Pat Wilson Greg Wittrock Jimi Wood Mark Y amashita Alan Yamcuchi Douglas Yasukawa Laurie Yasutake 67 Fast is the Action Action is the First First Beautify the Image Image of the Law Law is the Government 78 80 82 ■■ 83 S!(� 2S5«HSS 86 They've got all areas covered. But, Where's the ball? SANTA TERESA MATHEMATICIANS These are a few of the members of Santa Teresa’s Math Field Day team. S. T. placed third in the overall com- petition in spite of being the only team without seniors. Valerie Chapman won first place in the Algebra IT com- petition among fifty con- testants. First Row: Teresa Lang, Patricia Ashey, Valerie Chapmen, Pam Leong, Carol Leong,Steve McKeady, Shannon Verner. Second Row: Lisa Garrison, Keith Howard, John Boeder, Larry Sulky, Cindy Santana, and Mark Dyer. I.R.C. PARTICIPATES IN M.E.N. Left to right: Jim Owen, Jerry McKlueen, Dale Hendrickson, Deanna Christmas, Hazel Whitman, Chris Kilpack, Cecelia Traver, and Mike Satterlund. Delegates from the In- ternational Relations Club went to Berkeley to take part in the Modern United Nations meeting. David Dayog and Richard Taylor re- ceived awards for their speeches. V The music department offers the opportunities to explore many aspects of performance as well as theory and composition. We offer instrumental as well as vocal music classes to accomodate all levels of ability. The band has ninety brand new uniforms and is working toward some competition parades, as well football shows in the fall. It also will be playing concerts throughout the school year on campus and around the area. The choir performs at various functions throughout the school year with an emphasis on the Christmas season and explores the classic spring concerts. Our orchestra is made up of string instruments only and explores the classic literature for string ensemble. The wind instruments are added occasionally to afford the students the opportunities to play major symphonic works. In the future we hope to present a major musical comedy each year and provide a general and well balanced musical atmosphere for all the student at Santa Teresa. 90 One of our campus philosphers says, If you want to describe Home Ec. in 200 words, just write, Yum, Yum 200 times. Consumer and Homemaking Educa- tion deals with survival for daily living. Home Ec. not only covers the traditional cooking and sewing routine, but delves into human relations, consumer action, gourmet and microwave cooking, tailoring, teaching of young children (have you seen our children's center?), decorative arts (rugmaking, needlework, macrame, weaving), and managing your hard-earned money wisely. Join us in Consumer and Homemaking Education. The art department offers a wide variety of activities for creative adventure. The students in Jewelry Ceramics create rings and pottery that are not only beautiful to look at but also functional. Painting stu- dents explore the marvels of color and expression. Photography stu- dents learn to see the world around them and the beauties of every day life. Courses offered in Industrial Education include the following: Architectural Drawing offers the opportunity to express creativity in home design. Technical Draw- ing gives an understanding of the basic fundamental communicative processes. Wood offers the opportunity to discover the area of woodworking and plastics from a modern point of view. Auto offers the opportunity to discover the area of auto from a modern and industrial point of view. Electronics is specifically directed toward the understanding of the theory and principals pertaining to vacuum tube circuitry. Metals is an introductory course in the field of metal working. 91 saints queens court Leslie Fry, Val Tavener, Theresa Haase, Cindy Herrick JUNIOR SOCIAL 94 Food Center Staff Left to right; Beverly Weighill, Rene King, Betty Tirri BUSINESS EDUCATION Unlimited Opportunities for All! The completion of a high school business program with specific skill subjects should qualify you for - A beginning business career - Advanced business education programs in colleges and universities - Part-time work while attending college DEAN AHEAD! 96 97 V V EN RED FLASH The San Jose Regional Vocational Center offers the student an alternate choice in his career pursuit. During the Junior and Senior years, a total of 60 semester unit can be earned while studying a total of 3 hours per day at the Center. Such vocational fields as Dental and Nursing Assist- ing, Data Processing, Electronics, Auto Mechanics, Industrial Drafting, Graphic Design, Electromechanical Technology (Radio-TV repair), plus approximately 30 other diversified areas can be explored. The end result: a workable and employable skill upon graduation. The RVC is open to those students who qualify for acceptance. w son Jose 1 REGIOnRL VOCRTIOnOL CEflTER j 760 HILLSDALE flVEHUE REGIONAL VOCATIONAL CENTER 101 102 103 SADIE HAWKEYS WEEK 104 mep TH£ There was a fantastic sponge throw Tuesday of this fun filled week. The juniors sponsored it and the teachers were the targets. On Thursday there was a pie eating contest be- tween the class representatives. Wiley was un- able to keep this delectable pie down and so was disqualified. Norris ate his way to a junior vic- tory. Way to stuff it Norris. WELCOME TO THE GALLERY . . . . . . OUR NEW SALES AND DISPLAY OFFICE AT 1175 E. SANTA CLARA ST., JUST THREE DOORS WEST OF THE STUDIO. BEST WISHES AND CONGRATULATIONS TO THE UPCOMING CLASS OF 1976. MAY YOUR COMING YEARS BE FILLED WITH OPPORTUNITIES AND SUCCESS. MAY WE BE OF CONTINUING SERVICE TO YOU THROUGH THE YEARS. SERVING YOUR NEEDS FOR FINE PHOTOG- RAPHY IS OUR SPECIALTY. 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Barnes D. Bartlett T. Bass J. Battaglia D. Beach T. Bell T. Bengivengo T. Benson T. Bcrtuccl W. Best C. Bestful P. Bitten curt D. Blake R. Blevins J. Borayo T. Bos S. Bosch J. Boylan M. Bradford D. Bradley E. Brandt D. Brcngman K. Brink K. Bronner L. Brown M. Brown R. Brown K. Bryan M. Bryant J. Burford V. Burgess H. Burke D. Bums L. Burrell C. Bush S. Butler T. Butler R. Campbell C. Campos M. Canepa T. Carclaone D. Carcy D. Carman C. Carson C. Castaneda J. Castillo E. Castro T. Chadwick D. Chambers C. Chapci V. Chapman B. Chavez K. Chew M. Chlcca K. Childs J. Christian A. Clclsly L. Clrlllo C. Clark K. Clark R. Clark R. Clausen B. Cliff J. Ciet B. Cllne M. Coachc S. Coffee B. Cole P. Collins E. Colston N. Comito D. Connelly G. Conrad M. Cooksey L. Copeland B. Corbin I). Corson J. Cortland D. Cosimano S. Croeker B. Crozlcr L. Cruze M. Cunningham J. Curtin J. Curtln R. Dnlglc D. Daroell B. Da8comb B. Da vis J. Da vis R. Da vis D. Delster I. Dela Riva A. Del Castillo M. De Prima P. De Ronzo A. Desallcs M. Dhand K. Dias S. Dias 115 J. Dlosl J. I odd D. Dokter E. Dona K. Drake R. Drcchsler D. Dunlap T. Dulop M. Dyer B. Easterbrooks R. Eastman D. Easton R. Edland K. Edson S. Ellis T. Ellis S. Elwood P. Embley B. Evans J. Evans K. Everett B. Fenstcr T. Fcnlerer L. Fcttchcnhauer F. Flgone B. Fisher L. Flake M. Flores B. Forgle G. Francisco C. Freiberg P. Freitas D. Fults J. Gallagher G. Gant R. G la Kongo K. Glover M. Glover L. Goers D. Gora P. Gorsky D. Gorton L. Goulart R. Grail cor E. Grant Ion K. Grant S. Grant S. Gray M. Grayson V. Groon R. Groccla D. Gunnar B. Gustus J. Haase J. Halstead N. Halford L. llantlenson R. Hanson D. Harper N. Hastings C. Hauck J. Haugaard D. Hazlclt M. Hearn D. Heldt R'. Hclsch R. Hendricks A. Hendrickson C. Herrick L. Hess G. Hibbard T. Hinkle E. Hoang P. Hoel 11. Hogeman 117 C. Hoover C. Hoover M. Hopkins K. Howard S. Hulsc R. lluyscntruvt G. Imparato S. Jackson D. Jacobson J. Jennings K. Jobe J. Jochcm C. Johnson L. Johnson P. 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Morgan K. Morgan T. Morris T. Morris C. Morrison G. Mort S. Mueller J. Munoz J. Munoz D. Myers P. Newman L. Newton L. Nickel 119 G. Nlshlmoto J. Oates L. O'Brien C. O’Keefe M. O'Keefe J. Olson T. Osborne S. Ouellette J. Overstreet F. Pacheco C. Partilia G. Palntal G. Parker J. Parker K. Parker D. Parkin T. Parsons J. Pawlike M. Pease M. Penh G. Pensc M. Perry D. Peterson D. Peterson D. Peterson W. Peterson T. Plllon L. Pinson R. Platt C. Porrovecchlo M. Powell R. Pritchett T. Proctor M. Profit E. Rabe L. Rasmussen V. Reert R. Reinhart R. Rhea B. Richards J. Richards J. Richardson C. Richmond R. Richter F. Riddell 120 C. Ridley J. Ritchie D. Rlzzl R. Roberts D. Robinette R. Robles A. Rodriguez A. Rodriguez E. Rodriguez M. Rodgers C. Romlne D. Roscngnrth R. Ross S. Roth H. Rowell J. Ruppert D. Rucbenson S. Ruffner S. Ruiz J. Runsvlck J. Sabctte K. Sadler V. Saltzman T. Salvatera A. Sanchez A. Sanchez O. Sanchez B. Sanders K. Sanders L. Sandoval J. Sanford C. Santana M. Satallno J. Savoy S. Schaeclla G. Schlerllng R. Scheming W. Schrader J. Schranz W. Schultz P. Scott K. Serenka P. Sheppard D. Sheridan G. Shuster V. Sifflet K. Simmons K. Slattery T. Sleek M. Smith D. Soden J. Soto M. Soucy J. Sousa D. Soutas J. Southard B. Stanaway L. Stanco T. Starlln T. Stein T. Stiles P. Stine R. Stoeberl S. Storm L. Strong A. St ruth D. Sturdlvnn J. Sullivan P. Sullivan T. Sutton A. Sweeney A. Symors J. Tappan R. Tate M. Taylor S. Taylor D. Tellerdav K. Tcmpel S. Thevenln L. Thomas 122 C. Thompson S. Thompson D. Thorschmldt S. TImpe K. Toda T. Travelleti D. Travcr K. Trice S. Truman P. Turnlpsccd K. Ulloa M. Urango V. Valtkus M. Valencia G. Van Allen M. Van Den Burg J. Vanderhey K. Vargus S. Vela S. Verner L. VI no berg K. Wall V. Walls L. Walton D. Warren M. Washington K. Waterfall K. Waters M. Weaver N. Welles S. Weishaupt T. Well Ivor L. Wells P. Wendt D. White T. White J. Whltchalr li. Whitman S. Whltmarsh D. Wilbur J. Willems B. Williams D. Williams D. Williamson A. Wilson 123 125 M. Adamson, L. Adudcll, J. Aguilar, K. Agulnaga, R. Airrlngton, J. Albertson, J. Altason T. Allen, A. Alvarado, B. Alvarez, T. Ambler, S. Amezqulta, D. Anderson, B. Anderson D. Anderson, K. Anderson, B. Andrada, J. Arakl, C. Armstrong, D. Arndt, P. Arnoult B. Arredondo, S. Arvldson, D. Arrltola, T. Arrowsmith, B. Ashlock, P. Ask) , J. Baker B. Ball, N. Barbara, B. Barber, T. Barnes, D. Barron, C. Barry, A. Bartz R. Baner, L. Baumerts, C. Baur, R. Beale, D. Bell, L. Bell, L. Bergstrom J. Bernal, B. Bertuccl, J. Beth, T. Bettgor, B. Boockholdt, D. Bouressa, J. Bowers C. Boyce, R. Brager, R. Bramblltt, C. Brandt, D. Breeden, C. Brlckler, X,. Britton G. Brown, D. Buincs, C. Burgess, D. Bush. T. Butler, C. Cabacungan, L. Caffe rty L. Cain, M. Calkins, J. Callender, J. Campbell, R. Cane pa, S. Cannon, R. Cano 126 K. Carlson, J. Carroll, S. Carson, K. Carter, N. Case, S. Casey, K. Cash C. Castillo, I). Castro, R. Catano, C. C ha del, J. Chapman, J. Chapa, T. Chappell K. Chcathan, M. Childs, D. Chinn, I). Choate, D. Christmas, T. Chukes, C. Clrlmcle K. Clark, M. Clark, M. Clark, J. Coates, C. Cocke rill, n. Cole, D. Commons IT J. Connolly, B. Cook, J. Corooran, M. Coto, S. Courtney, J. Craig, S. Crook N. Crooks, T. Crye, B. CtU, D. Cruze, D. Cummings, F. Cunha, M. Cupp D. Cupps, K. Dahl, I). Daniels. M. Daniels, P. Danko, W. Danks, P. Da 8 comb A. Datanagan, J. Dates, S. Davenport, T. Davies, B. Davis, B. Davis, C. Davis C. Davis, E. Davis, K. Davison, M. Davidson, D. Daughtrey, R. Dclaguardla, C. Delcontc D. I elgado, K. Demcrcurlo, D. Dcnevcu, J. Devallo, D. Dibble, C. Dldomcnlco, C. Dlederlch R. Dlnschel, J. Dionne, L. Doll, D. Donovan, R. Dojahn, V. Dorenkamp, T. Drelfort R. Dshan, D. Dudley, S. Duke, M. Durham, D. Dyck, S. Edwards, P. Eeben L. Elesky, D. Elllngson, J. Ellis, D. Ellison, J. Emblcy, K. Emmorey, E. English D. Entz, M. Ertocn, B. Escalante, K. Esper, S. Eto, D. Evans, K. Evans C. Everett, C. Fccly, T. Fellee, J. Fcrca, A. Ferro, K. Fettcrman, J. Fields E. Flgone, S. Fincher, L. Flake, A. Fleshman, B. Flores, J. Fontaine, D. Foster A. Forster, C. Fowler, S. Fowler, J. Francisco, P. Franco, G. Fraser, L. Freitas 128 R. Frescas, R. Frcscas, J. Fuantcs, T. Fuller, D. Fung, D. Furtado, M. Gate J. Gainlca, M. Garcia, K. Gardner, M. Gardner, L. Garrison, J. Gause, L. Giandllctti D. Gilkcy, A. Glover, M. Glover, B. Godfrey, J. Gorton, A. Gomez, E. Gonzales E. Gonzales, R. Grant, D. Griego, K. Griego, T. Grimmer, D. Grogan, R. Grossl Y. Goupll, D. Gunnan, K. Gustus, R. Guertner, C. Gudorjohn, D. Haglund, D. Haines L. Hardwick, M. Hargraves, M. Hargraves, G. Harmer, C. Harp, P. Harper, J. Head D. Headrick, N. Helsch, L. Hendrickson, R. Henderson, A. Hendrickson, T. Hendrickson, M. Herbert S. Hernandez, B. Hessllng, K. Hoang, C. Hoffman, T. Holdrldge, J. Holm, P. Hopkins L. Howard, Y. Huckaby, R. Huctt, B. Hughes, K. Hunter, R. Hurley, P. Huss D. Hutchinson, D. Hren, J. Hrobsky, E. Jackson, S. Jackson, B. Jacobsma, S. Jacobson J. James, L. James, S. James, M. Jaworski, S. Jaworskl, J. Jessup, D. Johnson 129 L. Johnson, P. Jolcc, D. Jolly, A. Jones, D. Jones, C. Joyce, K. Kern E. Kins, K. King, B. Kirk, T. Klsner, I). Klang, K. Klltgaard, J. Kolb C. Kraus, S. Kufls, C. I.aczko, L. I.aczko, B. I,add, A. LaDuca, K. LanduccI T. I.ang, M. I,arson, S. Lawler, H. l.cbns, J. I.clkam, T. Lcnclonl, L. I.leberenz N. Llngren, D. I.lpkn, C. Llcwllyn, S. I ong, A. Luckcn, T. I-ucck, C. I-ung L. Lyolds, E. I.yon, A. Maese, R. Maestas, E. Maldonado, R. Maldondo, D. Mallck D. Mallory, M. Mallory, J. Mangano, J. Mankln, D. Marasco, M. Marine, R. Martinson R. Mascarln, D. Maul, B. MeAleavey G. MeAleavey, M. McClaffcrty, G. McCusker, J. McDonough T. McGhee, J. McKenzie, L. McKenzie, J. McKlvcen, T. MeMurmy, R. McNurlln, W. McNutt K. MeThompson, M. Mears, C. Medina, R. Metz, D. Mlchelson, K. Mlellch, C. Mlcloch 130 A. Miller, L. Miller, L. Mlllls, T. Miller, T. Mlllls, M. Mlyahara, L. Morales K. Moran, B. Moreno, R. Morgan, S. Morgan, B. Morrow, S. Morse, L. Mortonsen E. Munoz, M. Moeller, C. Mohnlke, G. Mnndlk, J. Moore, II. Mueller, J. Muller K. Muccla, D. Munoz, D. Xapoles, C. Nation, J. Neal, I.. Nelson, S. Nelson B. Ncubcrger, K. Newman, C. Nielsen, D. Nler, D. Nlshlmoto, P. Nordby, S. No to ware A. Nunzlata, D. O'Brien, A. O'Conner, K. O’Keefe, J. Olllg, M. Orndoff, J. Orosco T. Osborne, J. Oshea, M. Ovelletto, J. Owen, P. Padilla, D. Palmer, L. Papenfuhs C. Peak, D. Peak, R. Pearce, C. Perez, J. Pershon, B. Peru, T. Pelton J. Pettenglll, D. Phillips, T. Phillips, R. Pierce, G. Plzl, T. Plantz, P. Plese D. Plummer, C. Powell, B. Powers, J. Pratchurd, R. Prince, D. Proc, J. Qulnk K. Qulnley, R. Ramirez, P. Rasmusscy, M. Real, M. RealMonte, T. Reese, A. Reuter M. Reynago, U. Reynolds, T. Rhoades, M. Rhodes, S. Richards, R. Riggins, U. Riggins 131 132 R. Riley, B. Rlngo, J. Roberta, L. Roberts, B. Robinson, S. Robinson, A. Rodriquez P. Rodriguez, S. Rodvold, M. Rogers, F. Rouse, T. Ruebenson, R. Rumfclt, H. Sandoval C. Sattcrlce, M. Sntterlund, D. Seagllone, L. Schormelstcr, J. Schmitz, P. Schmitz, T. Schultek J. Schrakamp, T. Schrakamp, I. Schultz, J. Schuy, R. Sclbuola, K. Scott, S. Scott T. Scott, S. Scruggs, C. Shaw, I. Sheellne, K. Sherrill, L. Shirley, M. Shumway J. Silva, L. Sims, M. Smarro, M. Small, C. Smith, D. Smith, T. Smith K. Snoozy, B. Soares, A. Sodcn, D. Solorzano, P. Soto, H. Souza, K. Spain M. Spencer, B. Stanco, J. Standi sh, B. Stephenson, B. Stevenscn, L. Stephenson, C. Stocbcrl S. Storm, L. Stormo, R. Svasck, R. Subcrs, L. Sullivan, P. Sweet, K. Tanner YV. Tanner, T. Tate, J. Tavener, S. Taylor, S. Telia, D. Thcvenin, L. Thomas C. Thompson, M. Thompson, P. Thompson, M, Thorschmldt, J. Thoryk, C. TUlman, P. Tonkin D. Torreo, M. Traver, J. Trice, D. Trlfllo, D. Trone, P. Tuell, S. Tylor A. Tzanavaraa, M. Uimarl, R. Unger, R. Vaca, L. Valtkus, L. Valenti, D. Valtacbeff C. Vangula, Y. VandePavert, B. Vargus, G. Vaughn, M. Vaughn, R. Vasquez, N. Verhey N. VlgU, F. Vltanza, J. Wolfe, J. Wagner, L. Walker, L. Walker, D. War da K. Warner, Y. Warner, J. Wei8haupt, D. Wcllco, R. Welsh, T. West, D. White 133 M. White. M. Whiteside, J. Whits ell. S. Wlddoes, C. Wiggs, .1. Wiley, T. Wiley P. Wilkie, K. Wilkinson, D. Williams, B. Willis, H. Wlllmnn, C. Wlntlc, D. Wlsler D. Wlssner, M. Wlttrwlk, D. Wolf, M. Wood, B. Woods, R. Worthington, L. Wreath C. Wyatt, M. Wysockl, B. Yamada, E. Ybarrondo, D. Yeh, P. Yohanan, S. Yohanan THE Read For the Gossip Gossip Is For The Third Third Become-Second Second Involves Organization Organization Is In Action First Beautify The Image Image Of The Law - Law Is The Government ESPRIT STAFF Back row L to R: Leroy Carver, Rich Taylor, Pam Stanley, Carol Leong, I-arry Sulky, Don Porzio, Sherry Jackson, Cindy Santana, Chris Johnson, June Alison, Mona Alvis, Dave Dayog, Lisa Kirk, Front Row, L to R: Trudy Selkirk, Mike Holst, Rich Campbell, Amy Bittencurt. Karen Neujahr (Advisor) Karen Neujahr, Advisor Editors, back row, L to R: Cindy Santana, Feature; Amy Bittencurt, Editor-in-chief; Larry Sulky, News. Front row, L to R; Trudy Selkirk, Feature and Editorial; Leroy Carver, Sports; Dan Porzio, Sports. 136 !;� M |||B ■in, i i H THE POWER People Are The Power Power Makes The Gossip Gossip Is For The Third Third Become Second Second Involves Organization Organization Is In Action j Action Is The First First Beautify The Image Image Of The Law Law Is The Government � VARSITY FOOTBALL Bottom row left to right: R. Anderson, J. Souza, R. Stoberal, R. Ross, M. Styket, M. Delconte, M. Perry, T. Turnlpseed, J. Spicer, J. Roberts, B. Anderson, 2nd row: J. Pedrosa, M. Weaver, A. Pasquin, P. Bender, J. Ruppert, R. McIntyre, V. Hor 'atich, B. Martinez, B. Lisle, N. Williams, M. Profit. Top row: Coach Chon Gallcgoes, M. Tydell, Coach IUck Regan, Coach Ken Castles, J. Morgan, R. Lamella, D. Bradley, A. Davis, D. Sheridan, Coach Bob Lamontc, Coach Ray Lychak. During the 1974 football season, the Santa Teresa Var- sity Football Team went through a true Baptism of Fire. The Saints were to play one of the most difficult schedules in the Santa Clara Valley. The Saints, having no senior class, set out on a most difficult task. The lack of experience along with early season injuries to key players, resulted in a 0-9 season. With the return of every Varsity player, the 1975 team should have a highly successful year. 138 139 The J.V. football team went through a most difficult time in '74, but never gave up or lacked team spirit. The team was small because so many players had to be used on Varsity. They always gave a good account of themselves. With a 0-9 season, the team could have easily given up, but they constantly played representative ball. 140 JUNIOR VARSITY Left to right: Back row: Coach O’Brian, Rogers, Flores, Marine, Padilla, Cheatham, Silva, Cannon, Chukcs, Tzanavaras, English, Ball, Craig, Haagland, Bouslog, PIzl (Mgr.), Coach Chaboya. Middle row: Logan, Courtney, Jolce, Del Conte, Dc Valle, Wiley, Cruz, McAlcavcy, Bookholot, Guertner, McKleaven, Kneeling: Pedroza, Ovellette, Beth, McAlcavcy, Schrakamp, Lencionl, Stocberl, Whyte, Joyce, Danko, Shmitz, Gahn, Garcia, Albertson (Mgr.) Sitting: Coach Glgllottl, Qulnk, Wiley, Yohanan. The 1975 Freshman football team accomplished many outstanding feats this season: A league championship, an undefeated season (8-0), and the first championship in Santa Teresa's history. There were many outstanding individuals, but it was the united ability and skills of forty players who all con- tributed to this highly successful season. The offense netted over 1500 yards on the ground and 750 yards in the air for thirty-four touchdowns and 230 points—one of the highest totals in league history. The defense held opponents to an average of only eight points per game, while forcing many turnovers and giv- ing the offense various scoring opportunities. H,0 POLO The inaugural water polo season at Santa Teresa was a pure learning ex- perience for all of the individuals in- volved. First, the players had to get used to new coach with a different coaching philosophy; second, they had to get used to a new' system of play; and finally they had to get used to playing at the Varsity level. Although the season was not a com- plete success, it was not a total fail- ure cither. The Varsity finished the division season in a 3-way tie for sec- ond place with two wins and three losses. Mike Phillips and Gary Mort were named the All League Second Team, while Scott Coffee garnered a spot on the Honorable Mention Team. A very bright spot for the season was the play of the Frosh-Soph team. They won the division with a perfect record and lost the League Champion- ship in seven over-time periods. In a post season play they went on to place fourth in the Northern California Frosh-Soph Tournament. Outstanding Frosh-Soph performers were Mark Caulkins, Brian Ladd, Don Ruebenson, and Paul Bittcncourt. VARSITY FROSH-SOPH 143 VARSITY J-V: Steve Nelson, Pat Glover, Steve Crocker, Curtis Rodriquez, Jay Davis, Duane Deister, Steve Reid The 1974 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM was small in number but big in desire as they ended the season with a 4-win and 6-Ioss dual meet record. The team was led by Junior, Pat Glover, who was voted the Most Outstanding Varsity Runner by his team. Steve Nelson also a returner for next season was selected at the team captain. FROSH CROSS COUNTRY: Jim Callender, Ralph Frcscas, Tao Barnes. Jim Hcncr8on, Mike Glover, LeRoy Cano, Ken Davison, Jim McDonough The Saint Frosh Cross-Country Team was led by two outstanding runners: Tao Barnes, voted our most valuable frosh runner, and Keith Scott, voted our team captain. These two fine runners certainly have a fine future ahead of them in their running three years at Santa Teresa. 145 The young Saints posted a record of 7 wins and 17 losses in their first season. Among the more notable accomplishments of the season despite inexperience were: an upset 57-56 victory over Piedmont Hills in the first league game ever; back to back victories over Yerba Buena and Andrew Hill at the end of the campaign; and many other gutty performances along the way. Sophomore Rich Campbell led the cagers in scoring with a 10.3 average and in rebounding averaging 9.3 a game. During the last four contests Rich hauled down an amazing 70 rebounds. Kip Nelson, the team's captain, was second in both departments scoring at a 10.0 clip per contest while grabbing 8 rebounds a game. Kip scored a season high of 29 pts. against Hill. Frosh Tony Chukes was also a stand-out leading the team in assists and did a fine job of bringing the ball up court against constant pressure. Tony was also the teams 3rd leading scorer averaging 8.1 per game. Mike Perry came on at the end of the season to spark the Saint's to 3 victories in 8 games. Rex Tate was the speedster of the team and was the leading scorer the last 2 games. Joe Moline was a starting guard almost all season. Next year should be successful and exciting for coach Glen Miller's young Saints. Rex Tate, Steve Thevinen, Joe Molina, Kip Nelson, Mike Palmer, Rich Campbell, Tony Chukes, Mike Perry, Ken Rideout, Bob Kerrigan, Manager, Coaches Miller and Carl. Saints 57 ... 56 Saints 62 ... 65 Saints 52 ... 72 Saints 46 ... 57 Saints 46 ... ... Lick 48 Saints 38 ... 63 Saints 45 ... 50 Saints 57 ... 39 Saints 54 ... 77 Saints 34 ... 64 Saints 46 ... 58 Saints 53 ... 47 Saints 88 ... 55 Saints 44 ... 50 Saints 49 ... 71 «JUNIOR VARSITY The J.V. basketball team was a very ex- citing team to watch this year. Their record was ten wins eleven losses. A high- point of the season came with a 46-44 last second win over arch rival Oak Grove. The J.V. Saints will be future Varsity champions. And as a coach, I felt I was very fortunate to work with such fine young men. Howard gives the word The Jet takes off Terry Wiley, Do Dorzio, Ramiro Maldonado, Rich Davis, Tim Sleek, Steve Headrick, Doug Crorcy, Tyler Connolly, Dennis Lemler, J.A. Wiley, Mike Rice, Tim Pavalecic, Pat Mason (not pictured) Pat Mason battles for the rebound 147 Richard Maldonaldo, Bob Cruz, Jeff Wagner, Brad Davis, Ken Spain, Andy Tzanavaras, John O'Shea, Tao Barnes, Bryan Andrada, Kirt Richards, Mike Adamson, Coach Ban (Kneeling) The Freshman players did a good job this past year. They had a winning season as exemplified by their 7 win, 6 loss record. They faced many hardships during the long season such as not having a place to practice and playing all games on foreign courts. The players have a right to be proud of their season. FROSH BASKETBALL 148 Santa Teresa wrestlers completed their first season with a 5-8-1 record. Highlight of the season was a 5th place finish in the SAN LORENZO DUAL MEET TOURNAMENT. Mike Profit (191 lbs.) and Norris Williams (hwt) each won tournament championships to provide the Saints with two of the top heavyweight wrestlers in the Central Coast Section. Other Saint Grapplers with winning records were Curtis Rodriquez, Bob Martinez, and Frosh Phil Danko. If enthusiasm means anything, the Saints are bound to be a top MHAL contender soon. Over 75 wrestlers turn- ed out this year and 40 completed the season. Six of our Varsity wrestlers had never competed in High School wrestling prior to the 74-75 season and only one had competed on the Varsity level. With a years experience, Santa Teresa wrestlers are now looking forward to next season. Coach Cano 149 Back Row: Norris Williams, Mike Profit, Jim Fowler, Leroy Carver, Dale Ambler; Front: Derrik Ahrens, Curtis Rodriquez, Tom Pelton, Rudy Frescas, Larry Ych, Phil Danco, Bob Martinez The Frosh-Soph Wrestling Team finished third in the league stand- ings with an overall record of 6 wins and 3 losses. The team stand- outs were freshman Joe Quink with six pins; Sophomore heavyweight Kevin Aherns who established an 8-2 rec oxxl as well as the Silver Creek Invitational Heavyweight Championship at the MHAL finals. David Bradley, Darren Trone, Dennis Hagland and Greg Francisco all placed fourth at the MHAL finals. With a good first year performance and an excellent returning nucleus, the team is definitely a contender for next season. Front Row: Jeff Francisco (95), Capt. Greg Francisco (103), Capt. Les Wong (112), Jim Staganga (120), Bob Lara (127), Mike Styckct (133), Darren Trone (138), Greg McAleavey (145), Back: Kevin Aherns (Hwt), Dave Bradley (175), Frank Lipari (165), Joe Quink (154), Dennis Hagland (192) (missing) Standing: Coach Wade, Darryl Gora, Scott Bowman, Bill Cliff, Jim Craig, Jeff Richards, Tom Logan, Mike Marine, Augustine Rodriquez, Kirk Carlson, Gary Gant, Duane Deister. Kneeling: Mike Cote, Jim Muller, Alan Jones, Mike Small, Jim Williams, Jeff Kubitz, Davie Jones. Santa Teresa's Frosh-Soph Soccer teams first year was a good one. The team had a winning season with a 5-4-1 record. No team scored more than 1 point against the Saints with Darrly Gera and Mike Small in the goal. Other defensive standouts were David Jones, Jeff Richards and Jim Craig. The top mid-field man was Alan Jones. The offense was led by Jim Williams, Chris Cabacungan, Jim Muller and Mike Cote. The team voted Dave Jones the MVP and Chris Cabacungan the Ml. The high point of the season was beating Oak Grove 1-0 in a well played game. The future looks great for the baby Saints as 7 of the 11 starters were freshman. Look for a League champ- ionship next year! FROSH SOI’II SOCCER VARSITY SOCCER In simply looking over our record (2-8-2) one might conclude that the team had a disheartening season. This, however, was not the case. In our 1st contest, the Saints came away with a 3-0 win over Westmont. Val Horvatich, Mike Fox and John Souza played strong on defense. The real highlights came during the final week of the season against Milpitas. Bob Strohmeir finally scored ST's first league goal with ahead shot to the corner of the net. Another goal by Keith Thomas gave the team a 2-0 victor}'. In the final game of the season against arch-rival Oak Grove, we really played well. With everyone coming back the team is looking forward to next season with high hopes. L-R Bottom: Kngcl, Pete-Morales, Luis-Young, Mikc-Strohmeir, Bob-Fox, Mike-Sousa, John- Ringlcr, Randy 2nd Row: deleon-Mercado, Jorge, Nishimoto, Greg-Pett, Brion-Horuahel, Val-Jacobson, Danc-Livingston, Mike Connors,-Lisle, Jean (manager) Top: Lucker, Doug- Gonzalcs, John-Souza, Joe 152 FKOSH BASEBALL with a convincing 5-0 shutout victory over Bellarman H.S. Mike Thorschmidt was the pitching standout in the game, allowing only one hit over the 5 innings he pitched. Short stop Brian Anderson provided the offensive punch with a key 2-run double. The teams in our league that should provide the strongest competition are Piedmont Hills, Oak Grove, Hill, and Overfelt. Back Row- Mike Thorschmidt, Mike Rodgers, Brian Anderson, Ken Spain, Joe Quink, Phil Musumeci, Matt Clark, Coach Cox. Front Row- Randy McNurlln, Chris Merritt, Dave Daughtery, Chris Stoeberl, Jeff Schrakamp, Rich Maldonado, Mark Mlzell, Ray Morgan. 153 JV BASEBALL The success of the Junior Varsity Saints will be deter- mined by desire and hustle. We have many outstanding prospects who have not been tested by high school com- petition. Tony Chukes, Kevin Mulheam, and Ken Jobe should provide one of the top mound staffs in the league. The keystone combo of Brian Anderson and Paul Yohanon will be very solid defensively. We will also depend on these two players to supply a great deal of our offensive punch. Outfield strength will be furnished by Steve Truman, Glen Andrews and Steve Taylor. Front row: Ken Jobe, Kurt Temple, Bob Cruz, Paul Yohanon, Steve Truman, Steve Agens. Back row: Steve Taylor, Glen Taylor, Dennis I.evlnler, Brad Davis, Pat Mason, Mike Rice, Dave McDonough, John O'Shea, Coach Ragan 154 The 1975 Saints, horsehiders, after a rain-hindered practice season, will go into the M.H.A.L. competition lacking needed experience. Excitement, hustle, enthu- siasm, and the willingness to learn, will be the trade mark of the Young Saints in 1975. Junior right-hander Kip Nelson leads a youthful mound staff, while juniors Joe Spicer and Cary Cardinale lead steady play and hustle to the infield. Sophomores Rich Ross and Paul Tumupseed lead the young outfield while adding speed and hitting to the Saint offense. Top, L-R: Kevin Mulhern, Rich Ross, Val Horvatich, Kip Nelson, Tony Chukcs, Mack Del Conte, Tim Sleek, Coach Gigliotti. Front, L.R: Tim Paulecie, Paul Turnupsccd, Dave Wood, Mike Perry, Joe Spicer, Bruce Bedard, Cary Cardinale, Jeff Endo. Not shown: Mike Profit 156 157 VARSITY, .IV TRACK 158 SWIMMING . . . probable M.H.A.L. champions 160 VARSITY TEMIS Left to right: John Galllger, Cliff Ridley, Tom Klssabeth, Darrell Gorra, Marshall Commons, Don Porzlo, Brian Toda, Les Wong. 161 SAINTS’ GOLFERS de GALLEGOS “swing on . . . BASKETBALL We have had a very trying season. The team members had a great deal of learning growing to do as athletes. The varsity gave their best in competing with the ten veteran teams. The Junior Varsity displayed a tremendous amount of im- provement within one season. However, the best part of the experience was not necessarily on the basketball court. Even though we may have lost the game the returning bus was filled with ST spirit. That was, in itself, a victory in individual and athletic fulfillment. TEXAIS The Tennis Team was enthusiastic and their spirit was high. The team had opportunities to compete against other school and even though they lost a few games, they won a few too. Good luck next year. Yvonne Goupil, Mary Chlca, Terri Stiles, Linda Copeland, Cindl Santana, Margaret Flores, Olga Sanchez, Lisa Sandoval, Linda Wells, Karen Scrcnka, Donna Kaston, Ronda Hanosn, Reda Tillery, Pat Johnson, Kim Waters, Karen Everet. Ann, Korona, Becki, Dina, Carolyn, Linda, Riki, Miss Jackson, Kathy, Kathi, Reiko, Cindy, Terri, Sherri, Jolce, Lauri We had a great swimming team this year. The girls worked hard and spirit was always high. Each swimmer did an outstanding job and at the end of the season we had several girls enter the Central Coast Sectional finals. We're all looking forward to next season with great en- thusiasm. SWIMMING SOCCER Talk about spirit-thc soccer team had it. At Oak Grove we share the field with an archery class. Lost a few there. When we moved to our own campus the fields weren't ready so we practiced at Glider Elementary on a field one half regulation size. Through all the hard- ships we never lost the spirit. A great team- watch out next year. Team members are: Margie Chavez, Mary Childs, Cathy DiMaggio, Riki Eastman, Donna Easton, Karen Everett, Chirs Falvey, Yvonne Goupil, Rouda Hanson, Sandy Jackson, Terry Jackson, Lisa Lajara, Karen Serenlca, Lori Stanco, Terri Stiles, Cindy Santana Linda Wells. Debbie Rums, Kim Clark, Carrie Kraus, Sally Notewano, Cathy Scott, Laura Havens, Lisa Baumerts, Cindy Bush, Debbie Dibble, Katie Mlelich, Terry Ruebenson, Pam Sweet, Susan Scott. There is still power In youth! Santa Teresa softball teams have proven that with no seniors and just 5 juniors on both varsity and junior varsity teams. Everyone in M. H. A. L. trembled when they had to face the mighty SAINTS. VARSITY: Front Debbie Dribble, Yvonne Goupll, Cheryl Hauck, Leslie Fry, Karen Everett, Judy Cortland. Back Terri Jackson, Ronda Hanson, Karen Ambler, Cindy Santana, Lorrl Stanco, Lisa Lajara, Cindy Bush JV AM� VARSITY SOFTBALL Junior Varsity: Front: Kelly Sherrill, Darise Barron, Cathy DiMaggio, Christine Falvey, Terri Stiles, Rikl Kastman, Terry Bertuccl. Back: Sally Mitchell, Pam Scott, Ann Nuziata, Sue Berry, Cheryl Everett, Kim Waters Despite our team's lack of interscholastic experience and athletic aggressiveness, we have been working hard on all the offensive and defensive skills. The season has truly been a positive experience because we worked so well and enthusiastically together. The understanding and cohe- siveness within our team has helped us to accept and learn from our losses. Our major objective has been to turn lambs into tigers for future competition. L to R: Linda Wells, Julie Arakl, Mary Childs, Donna Anthony, Linda Copeland, Wendl Mlchelli, Dawn Williamson, Lori Estes, Diane Markuson, Diane Palmer, Jeanlne Jones, Tammy Salvatern, Brenda Robinson, Tammy Reese, Sally Note ware, Danna Arndt, Reiko Arakl, Michelle Davison, Wendy Matsumato, Coach: Uchlyama. n p: Mgrs. Karen Sadler, Bari Fenster VOLLEYBALL 166 from just cast of the present Gilroy almost to Los Banos on his own land. Santa Teresa (Tay-ray -sah) “St. Thcresc.” When Joaquin Bernal petitioned for this grant in 1834, he asked for only one league “more or less.” But Governor Figueroa, proceeding ac- cording to description, gave him more than twice that amount; and the United States, following suit, in 1867, issued a patent for 9,647.13 acres to his son Agustin. Early court records show Bernal occupying Rancho Santa Teresa in 1826, eight years before it was formally granted to him. San Vicente (Vec-sehn'-tay) “St. Vincent.” Josedc los Reyes . .V '••fc. y -Tx. mile I divito of Rancho Santo Teresa granted to fnaquir, Bensal dries were imply defined by natural landmarkt such ai rocks. and treei. According to the divito this rancho was well developed four adobet. cultivated field , an orchard, a ■ ineyard and the famous l Tereus sprint which still flows Learning Comes From Our Input; Input Leads to Power Power Makes The Gossip; Gossip Is For The Third Third Become Second; Second involves Organization Organization Is In Action; Action Is The First First Beautify The Image; Image Of The Law Law Is The Government EAST SIDE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DIST- RICT GOVERNING BOARD AND ADMINISTRA- TIVE ORG. BOARD OF TRUSTEES: Mr. Edward Alvarez, Vice President Mr. Cyril Barbaccia Mr. Stan Keller Mr. Jose Martinez, Clerk Mr. Richard Tanaka, President DISTRICT ADMINISTRATION Superintendent. .Mr. Frank Fiscalini Assoc. Superintendent ...Dr. WlHalm P. Baker Asst. Supt. - Bus Services.... .. .Mr. Thomas Collins Asst. Supt. - Ed. Services ...Mr. Wm. Sullivan Business Assistant ... Mr. Robert Boscacci Director of Planning .. .Mr. Ed Alliguie Director of Personnel . ..Mr. Louis Rose Director Librarian ... Mrs. Florence Damm Administrative Assistant ... Mr. Max Ilartdegen Special Programs Supervisor ...Mr. James E. Doyle Director of Staff Development ... Mr. Henry C. Jensen Career Services Supervisor ... Mr. Clarence Moomau Administrative Specialist ... Mr. Milton Pavlina 168 Mr. George House, Principal Mr. Kirch DeMartinl, APED Mr. David Chald, A PAS Mr. Manual Morales, APSS Mrs. Ryan, Principal's Secretary Mrs. Swearson, Bank Clerk Mrs. King, Registrar Mrs. Patton, Attendance Clerk Mrs. Juarez, Attendance Secretary Mrs. Shantz, PBX Oper- ator Mr. Dick DeLaRosa, Liaison Miss Edna Chew Head Counselor Mrs. Barbara Ncilson Mr. Dan Ordaz, WEP Mrs. Matte Tolbert, Girls' Advisor Mr. Gordon Chapman, RVC Miss Lil Tamanaga, Secretary Counseling Art Mr. Warren Strouse Department Chairmen (thanks for all the help with the yearbook)! Miss Gayle Pevcc 170 Business English Miss Madeline Spencer, Department Chairwoman Mr. Bill Sheehy Mr. John DJ Snyder Ms. Anita Long Mr. Jim Passalacqua Ms. Kaiyn Ncujahr Ms. I.auna Carlson Mr. Gerald Cox Foreign Language Industrial Education Mathematics Mr. Don Nowlin Mr. Charles Swindell Department Chairman Mr. Tim O'Brien Mr. Richard Wade Mr. Richard Therrell Mr. Alan King Mr. Ray Lychak 173 Mrs. Carolyn Schranz 174 Music Mr. Mike Wells Mr. Mike Kambcltz, Department Chairman Ms. Barbara Uchiyama Physical Ed Miss Susan Jackson Mrs. Betsy Moulds, Department Chairwoman Mr. John Rutherford, Department Chairman Mr. Ken Castles Mr. Frank Olsen Mr. Glen Miller, Department Chairman Mr. Ted Cano Safety Education Mr. Dave Gigliottl Science Mr. Rick Alpers Mr. Charles Howard Mrs. Shirley Donahue Mr. Bob La Monte, Department Chairman Mr. Robert Gil CAREER « EXTER Mrs. Bonnie Salvi Mr. Tim Carl f 9