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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1982 volume:

Santa Teresa High School PSan Jose, California Volume 8 CONTENTS Introduction Seniors...... Spirit........ Juniors...... Fall Sports . . Winter Sports Spring Sports Sophomores . Activities . . Freshmen . . . 4 Introduction A journey of a thousand miles must begin with a single step. Lao Tzu Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away . . . Henry David Thoreau Introduction 5 Opening Days The first day of school reflected the changing times at Santa Teresa, as the 1981-82 school year got under way. There was a twinge of excitement in the air, as well as a chorus of groans from students not quite ready to shed their tank tops and don shirts with — ugh — buttons. The school day started fifteen minutes earlier this year and ended fifteen minutes later, as each class was lengthened by five minutes. Members of the freshman class, after locating the gym, attended an orientation rally while the rest of the students picked up their schedules, which they had organized during Arena Scheduling in August. Introduction Listed in the paint charts as Pineapple, and referred to by some students as Gift of the Gulls, the new color of the gymnasium and other buildings on campus caught a few people off guard, but a larger number of returning students were shocked to observe that the hands of the clocktower actually showed the correct time. Books were issued in several classes on the first day of school, and students were not pleased to discover that the lockers were being repaired and would not be ready for use until December. All in all, however, the Saints showed a remarkable display of spirit and good humor, and it was obvious that 1981-82 would be a year to remember. Spirit Week Right: Trina Williams steps into her hat. That’s some ’brero! Below: “I’d walk a Kmel for a smile.” Above: That’s the last time I’ll drink liquid plumber at a party!” Right: Mark Skrbina eats his heart out. 8 Introduction Above left: Color Guard does it — “high and dry.’’ Left: Mark Chambers gets booted off stage at the rally. Below: Pat Openhym takes a “Beak” at the action. Left: Warped seniors steal the show — hands down. Above: Tom Schultz and friends warm up for Hat Day. Introduction 9 The Homecoming Dance Seniors will remember this year’s Homecoming Dance as the best ever. Euphoria from the afternoon football victory over Oak Grove lured a tremendous number of spirited students to the gym Friday night to enjoy the music provided by D.J.’s from radio station K.M.E.L. and to revel in a feeling of togetherness. The presentation of the 1982 Homecoming Court highlighted the festivities. Student Body President Jeff Beck escorted last year’s queen, Lori Beam, into the gym, and together they awarded the titles of King and Queen to Jeff Reed and Renee Blue for representing the ideals of our school. Also recognized in the voting for various outstanding qualities were princesses Loni Gomez, Cheryl Lopez, Lisa Wendt and Trina Williams and princes Tom Schultz, Bruce Vance, Gary Turnipseed, and Mark Skrbina. Right: Homecoming Queen: Renee Blue. Below right: Jeff Reed and Renee flash a royal smile relegating Charles and Diana to obscurity. Below: Renee clutches at her falling crown, while Jeff makes an endorsement for Imperial Margarine. Introduction Left: Bruce Vance escorts Loni Gomez past an admiring audience. Below: The royal procession: Jeff Beck and Lori Beam, Tom Schultz and Renee Blue, Bruce Vance and Loni Gomez, Gary Turnipseed and Cheryl Lopez, Jeff Reed and Lisa Wendt, and Mark Skrbina and Trina Williams. Bottom left: While the new queen is crowned by the old, Jeff Beck brushes up on his fortune telling. Bottom right: Jeff Reed and Lisa Wendt arrive at the Homecoming Coronation. Introduction The Homecoming Game Introduction Top left: Tom Schultz returns a key interception. Top right: Rich Vogel and Tom Schultz pressure Oak Grove quarterback. Center right: Linebacker Gary Turnipseed greets the quarterback with an unwelcome Hi, Five-five. Bottom right: Mike Gurtler eludes a desperate tackier. Defense Dominates It has been five years since Santa Teresa beat Oak Grove; however, the Saints got revenge this year by defeating the defending league champions 22-11 on our home field. The game was controlled by an awesome Saint defense, which produced eight quarterback sacks and six interceptions, including three by cornerback Pete Escarcega. The “sack pack” composed of Mike Nydam, Gary Turnipseed, and Jeff Reed accounted for all eight of the sacks. Other outstanding performances were turned in by Hayden Knox, Steve Koch, and Mike Burns. Yearbook Dedication Mr. DeVita Mr. Michael DeVita is the head of the art department at Santa Teresa and was the yearbook advisor for the 1979,1980 and 1981 editions of the Compendium. His devotion to his work has earned him respect and admiration from his colleagues and students; yet this unique man, with all of his responsibilities, still manages to find time for everyone. Mr. DeVita has a wife, Betti, and two children, Michelle and Matthew. Born in San Francisco, he received his AA in art at West Valley College, and then went on to San Jose State where he majored in art and received his teaching credential. Mr. DeVita has been a Deans Scholar and is a member of the California Art Educational Association, as well as the Eastside Art Educational Association. Before coming to Santa Teresa, he taught at Piedmont Hills High School for two years. We on the yearbook staff dedicate the 1982 Compendium to Mike DeVita, because he has dedicated so much of himself to the Compendium in the past. Thanks to his efforts, Santa Teresa has gained a reputation for producing a quality yearbook, and we will always strive to uphold the standards set by Mr. Michael DeVita. Introduction Senior Dedication Mr. Cappelloni When the graduating class of 1982 set out to choose the person to whom we would dedicate our section of the yearbook, we were faced with a difficult decision. Many teachers and administrators have been en- couraging and helpful, but one man in particular has impressed us with his dedication and practical advice. Mr. Nick Cappelloni has been chosen by our class to receive the 1982 Senior Dedication. Mr. Cappelloni teaches Business Machines and Typing II, and is the Work Experience Coordinator for Santa Teresa. He takes it upon himself to help students find jobs, and works with them to resolve employment problems that may arise. Many seniors are grateful for the training they’ve received in his business classes and through the Work Experience program. Mr. Cappelloni attended Santa Clara University, and received his MA at San Jose State. He has been a member of Delta Pi Epsilon, an honorary business organization, as well as the Society for the Advancement of Management, and has been teaching for eighteen years. He is married and has three sons. The class of 1982 is proud to acknowledge the efforts of Mr. Nick Cappelloni, and thank him for his guidance and support. 16 Seniors Senior Class Officers Jenny Mulcaster — Senior Class President: The surge of senior spirit has been overwhelming. It’s been rewarding representing the class of ’82 because people have been real- ly dedicated and taken the initiative to get involved. Our class has shown great unity in working to make the activities this year memorable, to say the least. Michelle Beauchesne — Senior Class Vice-President: The class of 1982 has definitely made this year something to remember. I was able to meet wonderful people (the whole senior class!) and make some very special relationships. I hope you’re all as proud of the class of ’82 as I am. Thanks guys and good luck! Melanie Malick — Senior Class Secretary-T reasurer: I have been the Secretary Treasurer for the Class of ’82 for two years. I have watched us excel in everything we do. Our Senior spirit has been awesome, especially during this year’s “Homecoming Week.” I just want to say, “Thanks class of ’82 for making these four years not only a learning ex- perience, but plain fun!” Seniors Seniors Seniors Jim Metz Undoubtedly an outstanding wrestler, Jim Metz is also an outstanding student. He has manag- ed to maintain a 3.97 grade point average, in addition to developing the physical stamina necessary to excel in such a difficult sport. Jim started wrestling in his freshman year, because as he says, “It’s one sport where you don’t have to be too big.” His size didn’t seem to affect his athletic ability, however, as Jim went on to become Santa Teresa’s Most Improved Wrestler the year after. He has placed in League tournaments, and has competed in the regional tour- nament. In his junior year, he went all the way to the Central Coast Section, and last summer Jim qualified for the Junior National Tournmanet held in Iowa; he was one of three representatives in his weight class for the entire state of California. Jim hopes to receive a wrestling scholarship to Stanford University or San Jose State, and eventually become a computer engineer. “Wrestling has really given me a lot of discipline,” he says, “and I feel ready to tackle just about anything.” Senior Spotlight Gayla Ivery When Gayla Ivery is mentioned around Santa Teresa, it isn’t long before the word “spirit” pops into the conversation. Gayla has been a football cheerleader since she was a freshman, and was recently voted the best all-around student by the senior class. “I’m a naturally crazy person,” she says, ‘‘and cheerleading gives me a chance to express myself.” In her sophomore year, Gayla’s squad won a Spirit Stick at cheerleading camp, and they won both the Spirit Stick and the Superior Trophy her senior year. Gayla has been a member of the Black Student Union all four years at Santa Teresa, and belongs to MESA, a math, engineering and science organization for minority students. After high school she hopes to major in premedicine at college and go on to become a pediatrician. Gayla is very close to her family, who give her a lot of support, whatever she does. She is also in- debted to teachers like Mr. Cope and Mrs. Hoglund, who have taught her discipline and helped her prepare for college. “Cheerleading has given me a lot of experience in leadership and get- ting along with people. I’ve learned to blot out the stereotypes that some people have of cheerleaders, and concentrate on raising spirit.” Aaron Remolds “Generally, the people at Santa Teresa are more genuine than anywhere else I’ve ever been. They seem to be capable of opening themselves up and showing whc they really are inside.” So speakj Aaron Reinolds, a sensitive, ex pressive senior who expresses himself best through his music. Aaron has written fifteen songs all of which are copyrighted. H has been playing the guitar for ter years, and his extraordinary talents enabled him to win first place in th Santa Teresa Gong Show his sophomore year. He performed ir the folk concert his junior year, anc has sung in other talent shows sinc then. Aaron’s repetoire of songs in eludes “Trapped Like a Fly,’ “Elfsong,” and “Sister.” After higf school, he plans to attend San Jos State University and major ii music. In addition to his songwritint abilities, Aaron has recently show a talent for acting. He played Dr Herman Einstein in last fall’s pre duction of Arsenic and Old Lace and has been a member of the San ta Teresa Barber Shop Quartet. “I really owe a lot to teacher like Mr. Wells, Mr. Campbell, an Mr. Lemmon because they had a lc to teach me and were willing t take the time . .. you can tell the they have a great love for music.” 20 Seniors Ngoc-Trang Tran “I like helping people and communicating with them,” says Ngoc-Trang Tran, and she seems to have a special gift for doing just that. Trang is the president of the Vietnamese Club, as well as a member of the French and Spanish Clubs. She has helped many students from foreign countries get started at Santa Teresa by helping them learn English and assisting them with their studies. Not only is she a good student, but Trang works 30 hours every week after school. She is diligent and hard working, and when she finds free time she likes to paint and draw. She is also interested in sports, cooking and music, and plays the piano and the guitar. After high school, Trang hopes to go to UC Berkeley and major in language. She wants to get a degree in special education for the deaf and handicapped and someday use her abilities to help the underprivileged in foreign countries. “I want to put into life whatever I get out of it, and try to make the most of it.” John Blocher “Science and mathematics will get you where you’re going,” says John Blocher, “But they won’t fill your soul like music will.” John has certainly filled his soul at Santa Teresa. He came to us from Merced in the tenth grade, and has been in jazz band, concert band and marching band his sophomore, junior and senior years. He plays first chair clarinet in the marching band, and tenor saxophone in the jazz band. John is a member of the Santa Clara County Honor Band, as well as the California All-State Honor Band. He has made five record albums in band and has won two medals for outstanding musicianship in the All-State Honor Band. After he graduates from Santa Teresa, John wants to go to San Diego State and major in music; afterwards, he hopes to become a member of the San Francisco Symphony. “The key to music,” he notes, “is tipping the scales in your favor. Once you have done this, you will become an instrumental success.” Elizabeth Ezra Anyone who is familiar with Elizabeth Ezra knows that she has a passion for horrible puns and rarely fails to come up with an especially bad one at inopportune moments. Elizabeth is very involved in school activities and is a member of the Performing Arts Club, the French Club, C.S.F., and the National Honor Society. In addition to holding memberships in these clubs, she is the president of the Writers’ Club and the KSTS Broadcasting Club. In her junior year, Elizabeth was an editor and co-founder of the underground newspaper The Asylum. “I’m very proud of the creativity that went into publishing the Asylum, not to mention the typewriter ribbons and rubber cement. . .” She was also published three times in “Seventeen” magazine her junior year. Very active in drama, Elizabeth has had parts in Santa Teresa productions of Don’t Drink the Water, Play It Again Sam and Bye Bye Birdie, and last fall she played Abby Brewster in the drama departments Arsenic and Old Lace. After high school, she plans to attend University of California at Santa Cruz and become a writer. Elizabeth also happens to be the copy editor of the Compendium, and remarks that she was very uncooperative when she interviewed herself for Senior Spotlight. Seniors Candid Expressions Right: “Italian jokes bore me. Below: Leanne Edmonds — elite typist! Below right: Huey. Louie, and Dewie go to Santa Teresa.” Bottom left: “It came in the mail from Florida.” Bottom right: “If I give you a flower, will you walk to class with me? Seniors Above left: “Guess what chord I'm playing. Above: “Mike Brabo: medfly inspector.” Left: “Kill ’em before they multiply!” Below: “Me gullible? I don’t believe a word of it!” Bottomleft: What are we going to do with these photos of the senator’s wife?” Seniors Seniors Seniors Senior Mosts Right: BEST DRESSED: Debbie Berti and Juan Smith Below: BEST ALL AROUND: Jeff Reed and Gayla Ivery I I I Above: Most of the Mosts Right: ZANIEST: Ray Stevens and Pam Hendrickson Seniors Bottom left: MOST ATTRACTIVE: Gary Turnipseed and Lisa Wendt Bottom right: BIGGEST FLIRT: Brian Fontaine and Debbie Pardue Seniors Seniors Top right: BEST BUILD FIGURE: Mark Skrbina and Cheryl Lopez Senior Mosts Seniors Above right: MOST TALENTED: Annette Haas and Robert Anderson Bottom left: NICEST EYES: Stacy Skrabak and Mike Brabo Seniors Jessie Aganza Class of 1982 Maryann Alexander Class of 1982 Mary Anderson hanks to all my pals for the great mcs. Love ya. M.M. Renee Andrews Class of 1982 Robert Aguilar Whiskey, wine, sex, and brew made this kid of ’82” Hi Dana, Steve, Derrick. Karl Keep Rockin’. Steven Aguilar Class of 1982 Brenda Allen Keri Allison Class of 1982 Class of 1982 Sai Alimo Likes: 510's. The Cars; girls: skiing; surfing, plans to be: underworked and overpaid, living at the beach. John A menhauser Class of 1982 Robert Andersen “Wouldn't have done it any other way,” I said, with a sigh of relief. Rick Andrews Class of 1982 Seniors Mike Anfield Class of 1982 Mary Apolonia To all the good looking guys, a free demonstration of my nursing skills. To my friends. God Bless. Tony Avalos I dedicate this one to my parents. Bonnie Ayala So long to D.N., D.V.VV. and M Wish me luck in the air and fly t friendly skies. William Ayers Class of 1982 Sume Baik Class of 1982 Sam Barbara Some classes were losers, others were cool, but the best is the class of'82 John Barchi Never make bad decisions, th arc always alternatives. Suzanne Batdorff Robbie Battaglia Darlene Bauer Jeff Bartolo I was born to water ski, ”Maha 1 Bestest baby 2: You’re my § and I’ll never forget ya. Remember that Monday? Loveya, bestest baby 1. It has been nice, have a good one. Joyful times arc never gone; they always joys to look back on. 34 Seniors Robert Beard Class of 1982 Jeffery Beck on't look back. Somebody may be lining on you. Laura Beilina Ml this hassle for a little tassel. hanks Mom, Dad. and Paul. HIE EDGE OF THE GRASS AST — I Luv UK Cristie Beattie Joe, to all the good times, and even the better. I Luv U now and I’ll love U forever Love, Scouty. Denise Beauchesne Those who have never loved have never lived. I pray that I love enough to live forever. John Beard Mr. Stines, Mrs. Diaz — Don't relax now. one more Beard to go. have fun! Michelle Beauchesne The hardest thing for most people to say in 18 words or less is Good- bye and thank you. Bill Bel field Class of 1982 Lisa Berglund Lorna, Porna, remember all those fun days in the sun — During School!! Love always. Lisa Pizza. Seniors 35 Ginaia Bernardini “He who has a why to live for can bear almost any how. Debbie Berti Kim, Kelli, and April, we’ll have a great time in Hawaii. I finally made it out. Tracy Bish We laugh while we. can. because everything has its titnc,. but time can I erase the memories inside us. Yvette Black E. Glenn Tucker is what made n long years at S.T. worthwhile. John Blocher Renee Blue Connie Boehm Now where am 1 gonna go when I'm bored? See ya there or in the air. jazz cats. John Blue — go for the gold in 88. Sheila Hera Blowjanglcs watch out for undersea divers 'cause your S.S. IXOYE Dear D.S. thanx for being there when needed. D.S. and C.M. thanx for being my taxi. Love ya. C.B. Beth Bohdanowicz Class of 1982 Joan Bonagura Thanks to all those who made H.S. fun. Especially Jill. Cheryl. John. Donny, Lorric, and Steve. Sandra Bosquez Class of 1982 Seniors Bev Booth Kim Booth Steven Bordenave 1 feel like a butterfly. Now I'm finally free. Thanks Mom and Dad. C.P.C.B.T.D.. Oh yea! $S Thanks, Mom and Dad. it was great. Kim and Kenny, I love ya, pignosc. “We're Back!!!” Thanks for tl memories of candlelight and wir etc. P.S.: Honk if you colic lettuce. Sue Bowman If it wasn't for you S.B., T.B., C.l and P.B., I never would have ma it. Alena Braud Class ofl 982 Dana Bruce Class ofl 982 Allan Briones LOOK! LOOK! LOOK! I see a rainbow rising upon the horizon! Wc rc the man on the silver mountain. James Bruhns Class of 1982 Steven Bozzo Class of 1982 Stacy Britton It's been real, it's been nice, but it ain't been real nice! Due Bui Class of 1982 Mike Brabo To Bret: Deb: Sandy; Michelle; Mark; Barbie; Christie and Joe: Thanks for the wonderful times. Love always. Mike. Matthew Brown Don’t just dream about the things you want to do; do them. Ronald Bunten Class of 1982 Arleda Burch Hey, y’all. we finally made it. What do we do now? What ever you do. may God watch over you. Bye Wannetta Burgess Class of 1982 Scott Burk PSST! Hey Burns, check out that girl a few pages behind us. Mike Burns Bye kids!! Seniors Kathy Bur singer I was afraid to try, you gave me confidence. Now it’s my chance to show you that I'll make it. Denise Camillo Class of 82 Tracy Cantrell I finally made it. too. Mom and Dad. Matthew Carey If you want to succeed, think positive. Elizabeth Carr Class of'82 Joseph Cameron S.T. you have been wonderful me. My warmest thanks to y Love. Joe. Lori Candell Class of’82 David Carranza Thanks to my teachers and fricn you arc my life. Keep in tou T.C.. K.H.. D.L. Ronald Case because (he seeing, can not see; and tearing, can not hear; neither do hey understand. 13:13 Carol Castro It's finally over and I made it. Todd Catto Karen Chamberlin Mark Chambers The Class of “82” Rules. Sec you uys later. To all the special people in my life: What would I do without you? I love you all! An image is made by dreams, and dreams must be dreamt by oneself. So dream big dreams. Jill Cassidy Come dream with me ... Troy Cattivera Class of 1982 Quang Nugent Chao Class of 1982 Don Chin To all my friends. “Thanks for be- ing there! Especially my calculas buddies Joan. Diana, Debbie, and Alan THANK YOU! Evan Clayton Class of 1982 Tracy Corwine Class of 1982 Tracy Christman Class of 1982 David Codd These four years went by fast for me and they will go fast for you. Cathy Countryman Thanks for all the good times. Ducy. Yours always, Louie. Thanks for being so special. A.G. George Chastain Candles arc like friends who flicker in our lives and arc blown out by time. Thanks to all my friends. Tracy Cheffer If you love something, set it If it comes back, it was meant be. Walter Clark Those who drink beer, think beer. And we all think beer. Ivan Clarke Life is like a butterfly; a bcaulil sight seen only in passing. Love MissC. Melvin Colon Class of 1982 Patricia Cousinaeu Class of 1982 Robert Cozier Class of 1982 Seniors Brian Daley lulic. the rush I get when skating a xx)I is not half as exciting as going vith you! A Carrie Davis Hang loose everyone in the class of '82! Good luck in the future! La Vonne Davis Class ofl 982 Lisa DeFranco Class of 1982 Richard DelaGuardia Class of 1982 Edward Delao Class of 1982 Darryl Dickson J. King, it’s been great. I hope it goes longer. Thanks. C.J. for your coaching skills. Double D. Melissa DelaTorres Class of 1982 Edward Dennison You live life but once: live it to the fullest! David DiCristina Class of 1982 Kim Didion Thank you. Mom and Dad. I couldn’t have made it without you! I love you. David Sandoval. Elizabeth Dick I. ovc is a precious word to me because I found its meaning in him. II. YROG Suggly Budi SB Thanx LA..CD..KN..LD..MD. Duane Dirstine Thanks to all my friends for mak- ing high school fun. and good luck in the future. Seniors Lynda Doll To the Class of 82, it was fun. Tony, I love you forever. Kathy Dorenkamp Class of 1982 Debbie Dorsch Class of 1982 Kathy Donnellon Seniors, we arc near the end, but really we've only just begun. I love you. B.B. and K.A. Lcltcrgirls rule! Mark Dorn It's good to be back at S.T. But I’m really glad to be leaving. Shawn Dowell Finally out in the clear and I’m free. I vc got dreams I’m living for. Deidra Duellette Best friends forever, B.A., R.A., D.N. Good luck in the future. Jeff Duke Hello to everyone in the counsclir office. MB. JF. MW. the weekent were great. Hi Mom! Tracie English iworn to fun, loyal to none. larlcy-Davidson is 1! Harley- avidson, Led Zeppelin, Class of 12 Kathy Esquivel dama's don’t let your babies grow p to be cowboys! •J.A.F. I Love i ou • Sue Thanx, Luv Ya Pete Escarcega Class of 1982 Jaime Escudero Class of 1982 Elizabeth Ezra John Fabia I have seen the future and it is very much like the present — only longer.” Kchlog Albran in The Profit Sentimental Stuff: Mode O’Day Like Wow Totally to the Max. Tim Warp ’82. Thanks M+J+M+U2. John Esparza For every complex problem there is a simple solution. Good Luck '82 Richard Fall Class of 1982 Mario Farris Multiply and be fruitful (Genesis). Seniors Robert Flores Brian Fontaine Class of 1982 “Dear Lord, The devil made me do it.” Look, it’s an OMEN. Velana Ferro Thank you, G.G. T.T. C.T. D.R. for the happiest years ever. Mile Relay Team 1980 4:14.5 Ring Ring! Ian Fitzgerald Class of 1982 Daniel Finn i The year’s near to smear a tear, clear the fear, so let’s hear a chcl for beer. ! Brian Kenneth Fleming Mona, times with you have be] “the happiest days. Close fricnq stay as you arc. Be cv uAnrlorfnl wonderful. Pam Foppiano Always treasure your pa memories and look eagerly to t future. Beverly Frank Class of 1982 Seniors Julie Fultz My high school years have been a blast, but the years to come will always last. P.S.: All my love to Roger. Kevin Furtado Class of 1982 Gina Gambino Class of 1982 44 Douglas Garabito DO IT on the Diamond! 14 Kevin George IJ — We've made it this far. so t’s make the best of what’s to mc... keep smilin’ (K.P.) Nancy Garcia Class of 1982 Lori Giandilletti Class of!982 Brenda Garnett Thanks to friends and faculty; S.T. has been great Mitch, you're a great friend! Love you. Adam, forever!!! Deann Glad Class of 1982 Janice Gentry P.J.’s forever. Shroomic I and 2. Varna man at Like Too High, yaw! Nitro Gang. Kat. Grunt. Luv ya. S 3 Linda Gleason “Loonitic Friends Forever Lisa and Kathy memories arc forever! Caribbean awaits!!! L.G.+C.R. Bob Goad Class of 1982 Sabrina Goes Thanks S.T. for all the memories. Gretchcn Malay, a special thanks to you; you’re a special friend. Loni Gomez Maria Gonzales Class of 1982 Classofl982 Seniors Lori Gonsalves Class ofl 982 Ed Gonzales Lisa Gormely Class of 1982 Wilhcmina, wc finally made it! D.V. and 82 rules. Ricky Gougher Class ofl 982 Frank Gozzo I do recall these were the best times, most of all. Cliff Grant Class of 1982 Allison Grevs tad Class of 1982 Scott Grover To the gnarly crew of '82. St; cool. SC SR. Suzette Guilbeau Wc should enjoy here while we're here ‘cause there's no here there. Bob — thanks for being so special. Dave Guitierrez To the future Santa Teresa Saints — stay single; it's the best and only way!! “Gutz” Seniors Desiree Gupton Class of 1982 Annette Haas T.W. and C.S., thanks for everything. I'm going to miss you all. ooodluck always. Sonia Guillen Class of 1982 Mike Habeeb Class of 1982 Andrea Hare caves are falling all around us, me I must be on my way. Thanks, ill I'm much obliged. Such a plea- nt stay. Kristin Hargrave Lisa and Lisa, love you both always. Remember sha sha Thanx Eastcrman! k.s. Forever. Terry Halstead Class of 1982 Scott Harmon To all those about to enter this hole — good luck climbing out. I’ll always love you C.C.H. Chris Hannah Class of 1982 Susan Harp To the class of 1982, can’t believe we made it. Teresa Harper Class of 1982 Jemmetta Hawkins Class of 1982 Seniors Pam Hendrickson Here I come to save the day, Go ahead and be zany! It's the only way to go! Jenny Higgins Class of 1982 Nancy Head Marriage to you is the peak of my life, and in June I will reach that peak, I Luv You Craig!! The to be Nancy Crimclc. Barbara Healy Class of 1982 David Hill What we dream alone is an only dream; dreams we dream together arc reality. I love you, Scott. Mark Hodgson To all band members: 207 lives. Burklcltc, don't forget crazyman. Shalong Scott Crouch, Burklcltc, Dick Burns. Mike Scandali. Seniors Paula Holst Look to your right, girls, would ya fake it? Scooby wouldn’t. “Hootcr- villc forever. Jenifer Holzer Busted by teachers, burned by guys, were these the best of times? Bern room 3. sundaes arc 69. Carri Heafner Hey! 1 made it! I love you M.S.J. Kimberly Helmbache Class of 1982 Lisa Hinson KiKi and Liscr — thanx f everything! I’ll always love ya. L. Hawaii's gonna be the best! Evan Hughes Class of 1982 William Hunt o all my friends, thanks Mary ancttc Haenggi. I shall always vc you througnthc years. Lisa Ice o matter how hard the times may m — don’t give up your plans, id don’t give up your dreams. Alan Izat ell, these 4 years have been hard ut fun; now on to the real lallenges. Thanks everyone. Richard Jackstis Class of 1982 Sherry Hunter Hey, kiddos, always remember LAB! I’ll never forget all the crazy times. A . W . remember Margarilavillc? Hi Hcri! Love M.F.R Diane Ichinaga Thanks to everyone who made these past 4 years an experience! Cynthia Jackson Class of 1982 Laura Janecek K.P., We’ve had some of the best times together. I’ll never forget you. Love ya, Pisano Richard Huntsman The Class of 1982 Jack Irwin God is the way and the life, 3:16 John proves it. He love you, trust Him. Tammy Hustava Remember Lake Too High! Never forget the orange tent or OOh La La! P J.’s, Shroomic 2 and 3. Love Shroomic !. Gay la I very Cheryl and Gayla: The gruesome twosome. 16 years of friendship and still going strong. Let's go for another 16. Seniors Leon Jankelevich Frank Jerolimov This is the beginning of the end; No comment... yet. Maranatha Rhonda Jenkins Class of 1982 David Jenson Class of 1982 Colleen Johnson Class of 1982 Laurie Johnson Class ofl 982 50 ____ Sandy Jensen Class of 1982 Bernie Johnson Busted by teachers, burned by fuys, were these The Best of 'imes? Jen room 2, sundaes arc 69. Mary Johnson To all my friends, thank you for all the great memories. I’ll never forget you. Love, Mary. Rich Johnson Living by chance, loving by choice, killing by profession ... special forces, USA Eric Jenson Class of 1982 Brian Johnson I do recall, these were the best times, most of all. Jeff Johnson Class of 1982 Dave Kabaluk Class of 1982 Seniors : Natalie Keever Class of 1982 Roger Kersey During the years at ST. I have met quite a few people that could really hum a mushmcllon. 4 4 Cindy Kahler Class of 1982 f Rita Kail a Class of 1982 LaVonne Kessler Alex Khanbabian Class of'82 super freak Along with my good times ... ski- ing, soccer, and TKD, I’d also like to add that ST was great. Debbie Kilcrease leather: We finally made it. sis! lorn and Dad: Could 1 maybe stay ut past 12 now?! Steven Kindell Class of 1982 John Klink May the bluebird of happiness leave his remains... on your head. Jeff Koppelmaa With friends like mine, I couldn’t lose. Ivy Leaguer — make it count. Diana Land To think that I’ve finally made it, but then to realize that it is only the beginning. Adam Larson Class of 1982 Tracy Kolasz So here we arc, out of the wilderness. Let’s hit the beach! Mary Kolb The trouble with the future is that it usually arrives before we’re ready for it. Lisa Komrosky Class of 1982 Denise Kreibich K.M.K.M K.E. A.R K.G. J.L B.D S.G R.Y remember our friendship is like fingernails... it's forever. Michael Lamar Thank GOD It’s Over! Ruben Lamon Class of 1982 Janet Larsen Peggy Lasker What do you despise — by this Class of 1982 arc you truly known.” Lyrane Landcaster It’s about time, look out world. I coming through! Freshmen — gc luck in the future. Jerry Lawson Oh Well!” Seniors Cindy Lewis hil, you made my senior year cx- a special, I love you. I live for the cckcnds. Shelly Lewis Dreams to dream will carry me. Soon I will be free! Good I.uck Seniors Michael Leavitt May all the gay worms find mates. Abbe Lipken Thanks ST and all my friends for a fantastic 1V: years. Good luck. Kip Lee Class of 1982 Cathy Lisemby May Mrs. Kouns lose her voice Debbie Livingood ivc. Love, Laugh, but don't get lught. Knock-on-wood. Thanks ’chi. Park and especially Mc- lung. S.A. Lee Lohman Class of 1982 Doreen Lobadinski Class of 1982 Lisa Lohman Thanks Sheila for being you! And Mic, well, you know I’ll always be around! Seniors Brian Long This is my Journey to escape from school, I am now departing. I'm no fool. Sheila Lopes What you arc to God is a gift to you. What you make of yourself is your gift to God. Shelly Lopez Class of 1982 Debbie Lowther Mike. I will always care for you. Best of luck in the Big Rock-Roll world. Paul Lozada Class of 1982 Milton Looney Happy come, happy go. I was he ana now I go I’ll make sure I kc on trucking. Cheryl Lopez S.G. Camp was a blast! Rig through the bed uh Joan! P.J Shroomic 1 and 3 love you, Kenn Love S.2. Mary Lozano Goodbye, Ms. Sequeda, Marline Picardo, for being a friend! Bonni I’m gonna get a job! Hi Jimmy. Julie Lyons ■ian — Everybody needs mebody and you're the somebody- iced. The very special someone I vc forever. Jeff Mackay Class of 1982 Cheryl Machado Hold fast to dreams for if dreams die, life is a broken winged bird that cannot fly. Mark Macri To that special girl in my thoughts, there’ll always be a spot in my heart for you. Lisa Luschen Class of 1982 Jim Machmiller Thanks for all of the nicknames. Farmer. Merritt Madeira Standing on a hill in the mountain of dreams, telling myself it’s not as hard as it seems. Melanie Malick riendship blooms like a flower, owly but with a strong bond. Ronald Malgen Class of 1982 Wanda Malloy I’m leaving today, yes I’m on my way, this is my escape. ’’Journey ’ Love ya guys. Wanda Renee Lusk If tears could release the heart from the shadows preferred by the mind. Sherrie MacIntyre Class of 1982 Gretchen Malay To Sub, Chrissy, Lisa, Grace, Dina — all my buddies: I love you all! Sub, “Watch out Utah! (and our future dreams). Kathryn Marra Wheel in the sky keeps on turning, don’t know where I’ll be tomorrow. I’m gonna miss you buddies (Journey I) Seniors Michael Marshall Off to study Arithmetic, Ambition, Class of 1982 Distracted, Uglification and Desertion. Kris Marra Beckie Marshall I look to the sea, reflections in the Class of 1982 waves strike my memory. COME SAIL AWAY!! Love you guys. Class of 1982 It's been real! Good luck to all m friends, especially Kim and Kimm. Joseph Martinez Mija darling, I love you, and to all my friends. God bless you. David Mastrocovo To all my friends I've known in high school, good luck and remember 82 is I Mark Matthiessen Kim, you made this year the most special year of my life. ILY. Best of luck. Mark and John. Karin Mattos Mike, we have a long way to go. bu we'll make it. Remember that I lov you. Scott McDaniel Class of 1982 Mike McGrew Class of 1982 Margaret McNutt iank you all who made my school ars great. Thanks to all who were • friends. Chris McDonald A desert racer forever Rick McKenna To the Death Valley Gang. It was great! Here's sand in your eye. Mike McWilliams My years at S.T. have been great. Memories will last forever, especially from the band “trumpet section. Tom McNea Class of 1982 Eric McKenzie Class of 1982 Gidget Mead Class of 1982 Paul Mead Seriousness is depressing . .. Remember Pass, the meaning is in the self. Victoria Mead Santa Cruz Babysitters on a Scoobic Hootcrvillc eating cookies, little green men in my head. Thanks girls. Richard Medina Class of 1982 Seniors Derek Meek Class of 1982 Jim Metz I live to sweat. Dan Meza Don’t need no class reunion, the cir- cus left town. Why behave in public when living on a playground? Michelle Miller Debi — we’re gonna make it! Hawaii ‘82’ To the class of ’82’ — It’s been real! Love ya, the CHIEF Seniors Cary Milburn Class of 1982 Brian Miller “The memories in my mind will never be forgotten. I had the best four years.” Kelly Minton Class of 1982 Mark Mirabella Class of 1982 Char line Meier Class of 1982 Robert Metzger Class of 1982 Christine Miller Pumpkinina, you’ve made my lif something special. Here’s to ou future! My love always, babydo (Mrs. Vogel) Derrik Mohrmann Class of 1982 Lisa Molerin 3 my BB, I'll Love ya. F E aribbean Awaits. L.G+C.R. M.+M.E. Rough Boys Mona Monroe rian . . . Thank you for erything, but mostly for cn- uraging me to keep trying. Tom Montoya ) my bestest “Tess. the only one my life. May we be together, rever. I Luv U. Rena Moody tanks to all my friends. Good luck you in the future. “82” Jerry Moncada Class of 1982 Cathie Moncrieff Sentenced to drift far away now. Nothing is quite what it seems, sometimes entangled in your own dreams” Jami Moore Thanks; Zeike, Patsy, Laurence, Mary, Joyce, Ritz, Flashlight Pal. It's a blast! Love Goph Tall flags rule. Cathy M or phew Class of 1982 Michelle Moreno Class of 1982 Jon Montoya Good luck in the future to all '82 grads. I'll miss you all. Special one’s. Karen Moody Thanks for making the last few years the best ever, Kelli and Kim. Buns— You're !. Dana Moses Hi Robert. Steve, Susan, Kris. Steve. Karl. Dianne, and everyone I forgot. Jack Daniels forever. Susan. Right On! Seniors Melanie Mueller Remember the park and the first kiss we shared, I will love you forever in our life together. Sandra Naumann Class of 1982 Diana Navara Bonnie and Dee Dee, after 4 years of hell, we did it. Good luck to the class of 82. Jennifer Mulcaster Ron Murray Whatever we vividly imagine. Class of 1982 sincerely believe, truly desire and enthusiastically act upon will in- evitably come to pass. Check out that Bod!! Bill Neveu Class of 1982 Seniors Karyn Neklason Dare to hope. Dare to dream. Dare to believe in yourslcf, Dare to Love. I did and I won. Berry Newman Class of 1982 Kathy Musumeci Doreen, Julie. Cheryl, Cliff; We we made it! It’s been great the past 4 years. Good Luck John Nava To P.A., C.P., J.M., friends forev. 3 wild and crazy guys! Rememb the good times, long riders. Trix Gloria. David Navarrett I will always remember the go times and all the friends I met S.T. Patricia Nishimoto Lisa, 'member 123. D.V. and Co Group 5 was MEGA GREA Stacey and Kristi, Soowc Forever. Lab. Dong Nso I’m proud to be a Senior. Michael Odell Class of 1982 Kim O'Grady lemember “Bubba, It’s been a real one and don’t forget that pigs o whistle! Thanks for everything. Christine Openhym day the EDGE OF THE GRASS row greener on our side of the hill, iood luck L.B., J.L.. T.M., C.N.. ML. and P.O. John Nugent Mike Nydam Class of 1982 Classofl982 “Whatcha talkin’ ’bout, Willis!” Lorrie Opp Thanks to all who have made these last two years at S.T. my best. Especially you. John. Diane Oroz Lon; well we made it. Thanks for making this year so fantastic. Now to our future! Robert Nytes Love — More than yesterday, less than tomorrow. Sean O'Donnell Big Red. don’t let them call you a nice guy. Laugh; don’t take life seriously, it’s more fun. Debra Olson High School has sure gone by fast. Good luck to all my friends! Bradley Orton Class of 1982 Seniors Dave Padilla “Rock On. sing your song, because it won't be long, before we’re gone. Dave Page Wasted days and wasted nights. Laura Parelia Good-Humor makes all things tolerable. What’s the matter with you anyways?! Baby!! Friends for keeps. Kelly Pelayo I Luv ya. Kim. Debbie, Karen, Cin- dy. April. Denise — Watch out in Hawaii. Lettcrgirls rule. Debbie Pardue I’ll always cherish my friends in my heart no matter how far away we part. (P.S. Luv U, Brett) Todd Pense Well. Mark and Tom. we had it. Special thanx to my Mom and Dad. Boyd Pett I’ll always remember the great times we had in track and field and Band. Class of 1982 rules. Seniors Chris Phillips Class of 1982 Ken Patton Class of 1982 Kimberly Perez Hey, Tami and Tracy, looks like we made it. Take care and good luck always. John Pauletich Class of 1982 Susan Peterson Thanks S.T. for all the hap memories. Let’s have a crazy su mer, Ann! P.S. I love you. Morty. Tim Phillips hanks to all the teachers. Peace to II my friends. Kahina Pierce Susan Piazza Class of 1982 Steve Pile Class of 1982 If you had friends like mine, you probably had a bitchin’ time! Lori Piccini Cookies, Hooters and Rock and Roll o’s forever. Tell the truth, girls, would ya fake it? Troy Pillon To all my friends, have a good one. Robert Platt Kevin Plumeau Class of 1982 Class of 1982 Christopher Powers Class of 1982 Craig Pierce PA, JN. JM. Remember the good times Trixy, Gloria, Microman, Daffyduck, Cindy, You're the best! I love ya. Eddie Pino Class of 1982 Rosalyn Prater Bruddah, it’s been nice. Hope you the best in the near future. Stay dizzy as ever. Randy Prescott Class of 1982 Seniors Timothy Prichard Cowboys will ride on forever, maybe not horses, but new shiny Porsches. Robert Ramento Thanks for all the fun and excite- ment throughout the past 4 years. I'm thinkin' about you. S.A. Jo Anne Ramirez Thanks, Mr. Cap. for everything. John Simpson and Palace forever! Mike Randal Words to stay alive by: Eighteen killer. Death Valley is Hot. N guys finish last. Avoid 207. Mary Raymer Thanks for the memories. Lil Rohde. Corrupting you was the best! Never forget how special you arc. 4. (You jerk) The 1982 Venus Glamour Beauties! Jean Reeves Denette Reeves “After all, cats arc just little people with fur and fangs!” Forever, a dedicated Garfield fan! With all its shame, drudgery broken dreams, it is still a beaut world. Jonathan Reyes A lot of people say that you will be a doctor, a pilot, and engineer etc. After high school, I will be what I want to be. Seniors Rich Reynolds The Class of 1982 Cheryl Rohde Thanks for everything, Band! I owe my corruption to you! D.U. and L.A. will stay with me forever. - i rm Andrew Rhodes The Class of 1982 Chuck Rice Class of! 982 Mike Rocha Class of 1982 We’re Cool! Steve Robinson Class of 1982 Jim Rodriguez I should have... Scott Roush Class of 1982 Seniors Lori Sande Those crazy nights I do remember — I do recall those were the best times most of all! Journey! '82 — I luv you Richard Sandoval Class of 1982 Antoinette Sandecki I love you, Todd 9m' 4 j | %'Y. .v Chris Sarisky 240z s rule! RS, CM remember Ju- ly 4 football rules. Seniors Gene Sacman If thou partake in GQ style, take the time to smile awhile ... But bankrupt the Gucci follies, I should revert to the K-mart Jollies! Sharvin Saleh Class of 1982 Adam Salles Denise Sanchez I’d like to thank my friends for Class of 1982 making High School bearable, especially B.G., M.V., and M5. ♦ Richard Sanders Good-Bye Cheryl Sawyer We'll say goodbye, there will be tears ... but we'll always be the three musketeers! love ya always A H. and T.W. Lori Sandoval Watch out, music Held, here coir the world's next greatest promoti Hey, Lisa W. Punk Rock Rules! James Scarpace When you think all is lost, ti future still remains. Kristyn Schaefer V. was great (Lome 4 or 8?). m. diving has been fun (at nes). KAHNSKF4 Europe ware. Anne Schwartz immer down, class of '82! Be op- nistic and get the best out of lire! vc ya always. Anne Alan Schaffer ic best part of Hi School was tball. Death Valley, and the girls gov't. Hi. Kerrey. Cindy Sherwood cy kids, thanks for the memories, ember L.A.B. Look out. Hawaii. :’rc on our way! A.W. — on to B. Lori Schaeffer Look. Toni. I finally made it! Thanks. Sharon and Sheri. Ben Schultz It's been fun. and it's been nice, but it hasn't been that nice. Later. I'll love you forever. Ann Marie! Kristine Schei derich To Jeff: I love you. Babe. Thomas Schultz Class of 1982 Pamela Schreckengast To my mom and dad, thanks for your love and patience. Without you I’d be lost. I love you. Jeannette Seledo God, my life has become so beautiful since the day I met him. Thank you. ‘TE AMO Michael. Eric Shank Jacqueline Sheets Class of 1982 Class of 1982 Greg Sheppard Class of 1982 Gary Sims Class of! 982 Mark Singleton Tot Zicns Stacy Skrabak Class of 1982 Tricia Sleek Class of 1982 Cary Smith Class of 1982 Juan Smith Life is like a joy ride; you have to get over the hump to enjoy it. Marti Spicer Class of 1982 Seniors Kristy Soloman Class of 1982 Richard Stanco I really liked S.T., the people, basketball, and especially Holly, Love you always! Take care! Lisa Silva Class of 1982 Mark Skrbina “Deep within, he hides his pain, in the end, it is his gain. Kim Smith Kelli, Debbie, April, Denise. Wa' out, Hawaii, here we come! never forget all the good together. Debbie Steel Class of 1982 Brent Stigerts 'aves. Women, Whiskcv and rew make the class of 82. Michelle Steiner ' I have the faith as a grain of ustard seed, nothing shall be im- ssib!c unto me. Stuart Stephenson i the prime of life, as a senior, it :cms life is full of little reams. Tim Stoesser Class of 1982 Diana Stehlik To all my close friends and special- ly Mike W. (boyfriend). We made it ’82. Leslee Stehlik Cindy, well I’m finally free. I’ll see you in two years, after you’re released. Good luck. The Ex-con. Michael Steinberg Architects do it at all angles. Good-bye S.T., it’s about time! I love you. Bear, ski Tahoe. Ray Stevens Um ... well... o.k.... and like... and then ... uh ... nevermind ... oh forget it, you wouldn’t unders- tand it anyway. John Stoich Class of 1982 Caroline Stillwell Class of 1982 Brett Stocksick To all the gnarlics in my heart, keep in touch after we part. P.S. Debbie Parduc I love you!! Ron Straub Good luck to all. including the USAR who need more luck than most. Semper Fidelis. Nancy Strohmeier For Mr. Schuster’s future students, I hereby leave my earplugs to you. Good luck! Seniors Pete Stuck '82 was pretty good through the year although there was too much work and not enough beer. Lyle Severson Class ofl 982 Linda Stutheit Class of 1982 Joe Syverson Nothing Phoney. Nothing Stoncy, just GOOD LUCK, HAVE FUN. In 5 to 101 hope to see everyone! Jeff Styezynski Class of 1982 Beth Tavener Class of 1982 Dyver Swanson To mother and father, and stu David. I finally made it throi this Love Dy God Bless You All. Barbara Taylor Class of 1982 Monique Tarzian Class of 1982 Christine Thomas Class of 1982 Seniors Cheryl Tells Thanx for being my Teddy B M.S. Love ya J.M., E.E., A. Look out. Hollywood, here I com Cheryl Thompson Cheryl and Gayla — Doul Delights! Break out the grape jui and put on the coffee — Tast Choice! To my teachers, friends and hanks for getting me through chool.S.W.S. girls. high Lida Todd Mike Tomasco Robert Tomaselli DeDe Tomlinson To my best friend in the whole wide Class of 1982 vorld’. DcDc, I'll love you always! lemember T.B. and W.H. Class of 1982 To mv best friend in the whole wide world, I love ya! I’ll always love you Scott Beutel! Denise Toto Class of '82!! — I LOVE YOU!! LB. You'll always be my Honey-Bunny'! P.S. SongGirls iulc “Always-n-Forever!! Traci Tremoureux Uthough fingy is dingy, and Toosic .aves the day. Tiny Hincy still vants to do something after the how. Sosa Toum Class of 1982 Vince Troia It's about time! Cyndy Tragni Blondes Have More Fun!! (Just Ask Me) P.S. To mv sweetheart. I’ll love you always, Blondic. Ngoc-Trang Tran Say what!? What do you mean I’ve four more years? Don’t you know study can cause brain damage? Cathy Trombly If life is supposed to be so special, why do so many abuse it? Mike Trudelle Class of 1982 Seniors Rich Turnoy Class of 1982 Gary Turnipseed Class of 1982 Greer Trumper Hi, Mom. Richard Utile Glenn Tucker To my friends, Party Hardy, I when you need more money, c me and Yvette in Beverly Hills. Natalie Valdez Class of 1982 Class of 1982 Bruce Vance Good luck to next year’s basketball team and Coach Howard, S.T. HANG TEN. John Virgin Class of 1982 Lisa Vit el a If I accept the sunshine and the warmth. I know I must also accept the thunder and lightning. Seniors Michael Voss Class of 1982 Paula Visconti Yesterday was a dream for the past, but all our tomorrows will be a dream for the future. Frank Wainwright The two things I love most v always stay with me. They a Michelle and my 57 Chevy! Derek Wainwright School s—s. so docs soul. The only way is Rock n’ Roll! Bye, brown eyes. Mark Walker “One small step.. Andre Weid car Audrey, thank you for being a riend. I will not forget you!!! Wade Wentker Class of 1982 John Wallace These last four years have been totally real. I.L.T.P. Eric Weiss If hard work is the key to success. I'd rather pick the lock. Antje Welzien Hey, Koolcats always 'member LAB. Thanx for the bestest times. Watch out, Hawaii! J.K. — me and you forever. Babe. Lisa Whaley I just came and now I’ve past; my memories of S.T. remain at last. Good luck Class of '82. Scott Weiss “Thank God I Am Out! Var. Baseball 81-82 Debbie Wendel Classof 1982 Bonnie Wheeler Classof 1982 Or in Wells C.L. I’ve had many happy moments, but some of the happiest were with you. Have an insane summer. Lisa Wendt Hey L.G.S. — Always 'member LAB! Bam-Bam: Be a good boy- next year! LOVE YOU FOREVER! Pebbles Jenise Whelan Classof 1982 Seniors Lauren Whelihan The Claw of 1982 Bob White The Class of 1982 Michael White Old DELIGHTFUL times make way for new. but nothing could be as FABULOUS as the class of ’82! Jo Ann Wilburn Class of 1982 Christopher Williams My friends at S.T. arc very special to me and will be for the great years ahead. Me and My “Fine 69 The Ultimate?! Trina Williams Mike Williamson Debbie Willson Sawyer, Parelia. Willson, and Haas, I Love you all! May luck and happiness be with you. Love Williams Seniors If I can make it. anyone can! So don’t cel frustrated! Diana, thanks lor all the love! Thank you - to all the faculty members who made high school such a great experience. I Love ya T.W., C.S. and A.H. Stephen White Thanks to D.V. and Band mcmb for making this year great! 4 v eventually make up his mind. Steve Wilkie Just a kid with a crazy drea wants it all before he’s seventeen. Heather Williams Well Deb. we did it! Good luck you in the future. Take care of i brother! L+H Brian Willson 01 isn't enough, two is too much, there be IW women for each ma Can you DIG IT!!! April Wilson love you ya. Kim, Kelli, Debbie, .isa. all you song-girls, and specially you-know-who. Debbie Workman I'm glad it’s over; Kronix is 1. Russell Wyrick God Bless America, and Hurry! Roger Young chool is a step on an endless stair- ray. Love you T.R.Y. Jill Winchester ST has given me many things, friends, knowledge, and great memories. Thanks Joan. Debbie, Lisa!!! John Winchester Best of Luck to my friends at ST. Special thanks to Lorric. Teri Yancey Class of 1982 Karen Zandstra Live a beautiful today. Dream a beautiful tomorrow. Robie Yeazel At last I’ve finally escaped Santa Teresa State Penitentiary. Thanks to the people who helped. Love ya. Tiff Nancy Zandstra Class of 1982 Karen Wisbar To the gang — I hope the future years will be better than the last one. JeffWudarki Class of 1982 Raymond Yeh To all who ride a board have a gnarly time in the sun and street or park. Remember SCSR Andy Zavodnick Best of Luck to all my friends who made ST fun. Denise You'll always be special. 22 Seniors Steps Some of us met in grade school, and others of us met in Junior high. And some of us came together here at S.T. We all have grown to become friends. Just like you and your friends. And along the way we watched each other's memories grow. And then we suddenly wondered where did all the time go? One day we were just starting school; summer vacations lasted forever; and winters were endless days. At that time our eyes never saw past each day's sunlight. But today, this sun is different now, because it shines on grown-up oppor- tunities and college life. To Tracy — My little sis, it's 13 years since the first time I met you; its been the best! 1 wouldn't trade our friendship for the world. Darlene and Stacy — You are very dear to me and I'll never forget you. Sue and Kathy — It's been a blast! Tiny Hinie — What's you doing after graduation? Remember 13 years ago? It's been great! Keep in touch. Jenise — Remember the pyramid in our freshman year? You're a really good friend and I'll never forget you. Lynn — You're just like my little sister,'thanks for listening to all my problems. Mary — Remember every Wednesday. Prep Traci and Ringy — I’ll never forget the play. Loosie Lives! Poo Bear — I'm still waiting behind the clock. Mrs. Goodenough — Thanks for putting up with all the joking. Remember the pickles?!? And to everyone else, teachers and students ivhom I could not fit in this page. I'll miss you all! Thanks to Laura for arranging this page — P.H. Class of 82' Love, Pam 76 Seniors Tricia, I am so proud of you! Love, Mom To Scooter and the Skateboard Gang, Stay Gnarly but be careful! SPIKE j m Best wishes to Rob Metzger in the years to come, and may God bless and keep youfeLove, Mom and Dad A To LN and SP, you guys are my best friends, I Love Ya. GD (Leo) and proud oHtJ To a fellow Leo, GD 1 CR, you’ll always be 2 st friends 4 ever.SP me XI, SP I Robert, Here I Love with open arms .Ho ping you’ll see what your Love means to me. Open Arms, I Love you. JRB forever. “Gorgeous” Poo Bear, I Love Ya, Now comes our cruise. Lisa H. — Hawaii is going to be bitchen’! You’re the bestest friend! I Luv Ya, Lori Michelle, Lynn, Jill, — I’ll never forget your loud mouths at the softball games (If I ever get my hearing back) Look, your names are engraved in this (cough) great yearbook forever. Love, Pam Hendrickson For T. C. Love Mom. Today’s your day and I’m so proud and you should be, too. From the crib to graduation, how the time just flew. You’ve come so far, and done it well. My love for you is ever true. Kevin, We’re so proud of you. We know the next 4 years will make us even prouder. Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Mark, We wish you success throughout life. Love, Mom and Dad Snugli, Renee B., Mike L., Roger K., John K. Thanks foi the great x’s at Baskin Robbins! Karyn, thanks for the friendship! Rog, I Luv Ya. Flipper and Friends: 2 all drama — and pseudo drama. We had a lot of fun when we weren’t arguing. Invite me next time. Angie. Dear Dana, Your father and I are very proud of you and your achievements. Congratulations to you and your classmates of 1982. Love, Mom Nee, Remember the minorities! next year! But don’t worry about later!! Surf’s up! Love, Sheehee To Mike LaMar, Congratulations an You did it and we’re prould of you!! Dad goona miss ya ie. I’ll catch up Lbest wishes. ve, Mom and To the UNKNOWN GANG: Remember the times of Paradise and look forward to the summer winds (and sun!). So, Gang, let’s let the GOOD TIMES (rock-n ) ROLL! Love, the TAZZIE DEVIL! P.S.: Hi there, Huggie Bear. '■ v j fV- Ali Baba, may the Prince Furter of your dreams soon find you! Alex has great PT’s. Car, I miss you! Friends forever. Love Liz Randy 8, you’re in my heart! You always . . . will be. I can’t wait till we get out... of here and to Vancouver! I Love You Amber 11. To Tigger, Don’t forget the 4 bears, the lemon, and Glendora, ok? Ready for the cruise, Love, Bear To K.D. and L.L. have fun next year H. G. D.K.D.F.K.R J.C. F.T.W. T.S. O.L. and all that good stuff. x «ST� • % % To my bestest Pals, Duey and Luey, thanx for everything your bestest friend Forever and Always, Huey! To my friends — Laura and Abbey: ’83 RULES! Brenda, who made Herbie, and to Cindy, who walks funny. Have a great year. Luv, Rarekin. “Stevie” — Thank you for your silver lining and making my life bright and shining. You’re Special! The sun will always shine upon you. — Love, Sunshine. Tom and mowie wowie are ready! Mayberd Sunshine — My life is slowly gaining the sparkle and the shine. Just because I met you the loneliness is behind. My dreams lie in the future, for my happiness is hand-and-hand with you forever. While the shine is overtaking me, the sparkle is behind. It’s me and Mike together always and forever. (9-13-81) I Love You, Mike. Annie. To my other best friends, Greg, Stacey, Good Luck! You little class of ‘84’ers — Hope your next two years are the greatest. X Ken To Mr. Cappelloni, thanks for giving me the encouragement to complete high school. Kathy Musumeci Sunshine — when fox look into sky likely to get bit on kneecap by toothless rabbit. S. Gonzo, may you have the greatest summer EVER! Remember those Saturday Nights! I’ll never forget ’em! TK it easy YBS! GL IN FT. Seniors 77 Mascots Chris Morphew Lisa Whaley Color Guard 80 Kris Orton Laurel Wheeler Angela Gonzales Wanda Malloy Christine Taylor Amy Hartfield Maria Gonzales Kris Marra Wendy Mueller Kathy Marra Karen Erskin Susan Piazza Andrea Rosetta Mary Anderson Carrie Cady Pat Cousineau Miriam Grimer Kim Jepson Mary Johnson Lynn Kocher Donna Laughlin Denise Lee Jami Moore Mary Raymer Jeannie Reeves Cindy Rohde Debbie Spina Shelly Willson Spirit Top left: Bottom left: Cheryl Lopez Samantha Carrillo Joan Palmer Leslie Harris April Wilson Kim Mar Renee Blue Stacey Pate Loni Gomez Chris Morphew (Mascot) Denise Toto Top right: Kelly Pelayo Antje Welzien Sherri Chapman Lisa Wendt Patricia Nishimoto Sherry Hunter Cindy Sherwood Bottom right: Lisa Meyers Lori Sande Becky Hopkins Laura Parelia Gay la I very Lisa Whaley (Mascot) 00 Spirit Loni Gomez April Wilson Denise Toto Renee Blue Cheryl Lopez Joan Palmer Song Girls With the happy moments we’ve shared, the happiest one was when we received the U.S.A. Spirit Stick. Win- ning that stick really made our year! Promoting spirit and unity have been the goals of our squad this year. The task of boosting spirit in a school like Santa Teresa has become difficult at times because of the large number of activities planned, but we, the 81-82 Song-Girls, have done our best to raise school spirit. We hope, in years to come, Santa Teresa will be on top of the list for enthusiasm, spirit, and school unity! Football Song Girls 82 Spirit Kelly Pelayo Antje Welzien Sherri Chapman Patricia Nishimoto Lisa Wendt Sherry Hunter Cindy Sherwood Football Lcttcrgirls After two months of practicing our routine to “Paradise” five days a week, two hours a day, we were finally ready for camp at Santa Cruz this year. The night before camp, all seven of us slept over at Sherri’s house. We painted signs to show our school spirit, and at 11:00 pm we went to Alpha Beta and bought $35 worth of junk food. We hoped that it would last us the four days of camp. When we got to Santa Cruz, we learned many ex- citing routines, like “Superfreak,” “Give It to Me, Baby,” “Popeye,” “Raiders of the Lost Ark,” and “Rock It.” The second night, we did a skit with the basketball lettergirls in the Gong Show. On the third night, all fourteen of us slept in one room and pigged out on all the munchies! During each day at camp, we were evaluated on the cheers and routines we learned, and when it came time for the awards, we received a Superior Trophy! Football Lettergirls Spirit Footba Spirit Leaders 81-8 Varsity Football Cheerleaders This year’s theme was “Better than Ever,” and the Varsity Football Cheerleaders knew it was going to be just that when we brought home the Superior Trophy and the Spirit stick! Everyone was so excited we couldn’t wait until we got home to tell the other squads how we did. Last summer was special for the Football Cheerleaders because we shared all of the excitement and happiness with the Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders. It was so much fun doing “That’s the way to win,” with them at the Opening Day Rally. We felt like one united squad, and would like to say, “We love you, Varsity Basketball,” and will never forget “Oh what a Saint Badumbum, chaa, chaa!” There are so many happy memories that each squad shares with one another, like TP-ing football players’ houses, cheerleading camps, football games, and many more. It will be said when our season is over, but we will always be able to look back and say that 1981-82 was “Better than Ever!” Football Cheerleaders Gayla Ivery Becky Hopkins Lori Sande Lisa Meyer Laura Parelia 86 Spirit Leslie Harris Stacey Pate Kim Mar Samantha Carrillo Frosh-Soph Football Cheerleaders I don’t think any of us will forget this year. It was tough at first, learning to work with each others’ craziness, but we did it! Then we learned that a week’s practice didn’t count if we couldn’t show up for the game, so we worked harder. Practice was fun, although sometimes a pain, but to be good at anything, practice is mandatory. So we practiced and practiced and practic- ed because we were so determined to be “Better than Ever!” It paid off. Our first game was the greatest; we were out there cheering our team on to victory! Remember that bus ride home? Who could forget them, right? Remember the runaway run-throughs and rallies? Yeah, we lived through all the headaches and the good times. We’d like to say “Thank You” to all our friends who supported us at the games, and especially Joni for helping us. Last of all to that special guy on the team, Thank You! Frosh-Soph Football Cheerleaders Spirit 87 Iu ' Basketball Song Girls This year was the greatest! We will always cherish the fun times we had. The week before camp we were going crazy trying to make sure we would be prepared. We will never forget the 7:00 a.m. practices, just so we could all be there to perfect our routine. If we all couldn’t get together, we would have two practices a day, which happened every day that week. Finally, the big day came, the day we went to USA SPIRIT CAMP in Santa Barbara, with the Fall Song Girls. For those four days we were the rowdiest squad of twelve, which helped us to win the spirit stick on the third day. We really appreciated the support of the Fall Song-girls cheering us on. At the end of those four days, we knew we would never forget the tears and joys we all shared. We couldn’t say we came home empty-handed. We won a trophy the last day, all twelve of us. This was only the beginning; next was the real text. We knew we would have to be our best because we represented our school, Santa Teresa. Supporting our basketball team and hav- ing fun at the same time was a real pleasure! All in all, our hard work paid off, and this year proved to be “Bet- ter than Ever!” Basketball Song-girls Kim Costa Kelly Reese Gina Dekort Krissy Martin Kristy Hargrave Maria San Flippo 90 Spirit Kim Hoffman Chris Gutierrez Annie Carbaja Suzanne Pettett Frosh-Soph Basketball Cheerleaders This summer was one none of us will ever forget. We started at the bus depot, just four cheerleaders ready to go to Santa Barbara for the most radical week of our lives. We were the smallest group, but in our hearts we were the big- gest. We started our first evaluation with an outstanding ribbon and yet, dreamed for the spirit stick. The next two days we moved up to an ex- cellent, and we knew we were one step away from the superior, the ticket to our spirit stick. Finally, we did it, on our last day, we got our superior rib- bon and the spirit stick. It was a feeling all of us will cherish. Suzanne limped up to accept our stick as tears ran down our faces. We will always remember the friends we made and expecially, Mike! Remember the “Popeye” routine, and when we went for our meals. We were so hungry, and our trays were filled with desserts. Always remember gang, we’re 1. Frosh-Soph Basketball Cheerleaders Basketball Spirit Leaders 81 « Si Marissa Hare Kathy Donnellon Robin Merrit Missy Maimone Julie Lyons Keri Allison Teena Glasper Basketball Lettergirls This year is one we will treasure for the rest of our lives. From the day we were elected, last spring, it has been a year of excitement, sadness, frustration and just plain happiness. All summer we worked hard on a routine called “Falling In Love.” which we practiced and perfected for camp competition. Getting up early every morning for 8:00 am practices, we awaited the day of Aug. 1, 1981 to leave for U.S.A. camp. When that time finally came, all seven of us, in matching outfits and punk rock glasses, decorated a van with our lettergirl spirit and departed for the University of Calif., Santa Cruz. At last, we were on our way! We all know that nothing could ever replace the times we had and things we shared. Yelling and screaming, making some of us lose our voices, we came home with a spirit certificate. We shall never forget the fun we had doing “Superfreak” routine, the “Bad Girls” skit, and all piling up with the football lettergirls in one room, the last night of camp. We all got to be so close because of the things we shared. We didn’t want to leave it all, but now it’s passed and still a wonderful memory which is “Better Than Ever!” U.S.A. camp was an experience which we will always cherish. Basketball Lettergirls 94 Spirit Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders Last year when we found out that five of us would become the squad of the Basketball Cheerleaders, we were happy that it was to be us. During the summer we went to camp U.S.A. at Santa Cruz with the Football Cheerleaders. We worked hard, but it was worth it. We had a lot of determination and succeeded in bringing home four Superior ribbons. In keeping with the tradi- tional S.T. spirit, we also brought home the Spirit Stick. We started the season cheering for cross-country and found ourselves on the sidelines of the basketball court. We had a great year and lots of fun. Cheerleaders Basketball Annette Haas Suzette Guilbeau Tavi Wiersma Jodi Edrington Trina Williams Spirit 95 Top left: Bottom left: Chrissy Martin Kim Hoffman Maria San Flippo Chris Gutierrez Kim Costa Annie Carbaja Gina DeKort Suzanne Dettett Kristy Hargrave Chris Morphew (Mascot) Kelly Reese Top right: Bottom right: Marissa Hare Jodi Edrington Missy Maimone Suzette Guilbeau Julie Lyons Tavi Wiersma Kathy Donnellon Trina Williams Robin Merrit Annette Hass Keri Allison Lisa Whaly (Mascot) Teena Glasper Marching Band Lynne Alfano Kathy Bambrick Kristin Beach Robert Beach John Blocher Chad Brivkalns Randy Burk Scott Burk Mike Burns Mark Chambers Diane DeGraffenreid Michelle Diller Mike Diller Bob Dutton Lori Erbes Danny Farren Alan Fowler Paula Fowler Maria Frank Mike Futamase Mark Gonzales Allison Greene Miles Heller Mark Hodgson Even Hughes Diane Irving David Izat Natalie Keever Mary Kolb Lori Kulwin Judy Larson Michelle LaVelle Jerry Lawson Eric Malstrom Robert Martinez Tim Mason Mike McWilliams Mike Miller Annette Mohler Diane Moore Andrew Mouser Lisa Olson Sheri Opp Liz Pilletic Darren Posey Tracey Ramsey Debra Reese Cheryl Rohde Debbie Shepard Jon Schierling Michelle Spooner Ray Stevens Danelle Taylor Beth Thompson Jeannie Vargas Mark Walker Spirit Juniors Junior Class Officers of 1982 100 Being Junior Class President was a great honor. Thanks to the Class of '83 this year has been a great success. Vice- President Corey Mandell and Secretary Treasurer Lisa Ridgeway also put in hours of their time for the success of the Juniors. The class engaged themselves in an assortment of fund raisers that included such activities as the sale of sweat shirts and candy. The ac- tivities were carried out with the ultimate goal of producing one of the finest Junior Proms at Santa Teresa. I wish to express my great thanks and gratitude to Corey and Lisa and the whole Class of ’83. Thanks for your support, '83. Junior Class President Cathy Toscano Juniors The Class of '83 has demonstrated its superiority throughout the year with suc- cessful class meetings, fund raisers that have broken school records, and a spirited determination to develop a uni- que and memorable Junior Prom. I would like to thank the entire Junior Class for its spirited support, and especially Cathy Toscano and Lisa Ridgeway. It was their unique combina- tion of creativity and enthusiasm that made it possible for this year’s Junior Class to be such an explosive success. The Class of ’83: We’re the best — and getting better. Jr. Class Vice-President Corey Mandell As the secretary-treasurer of Junior class of 1983, I have had special experience of working with t truly motivated people, Cathy To$c and Corey Mandell. Each of us is « ferent, yet we have worked togetl along with the Class of ’83 to make thi great junior year. I am grateful for the perience of working with Cathy and C ey and doing something for my class, for it, class of '83! Secretary Treasui Lisa Ridgeway Ben Afanador John Agler Ana Aguilar Sophia Ali Manny Amaral Ramona Ambriz James Andrews Darren Ankenbauer Brian Anthony Sheri Arigoni Melanie Arndt Robert Atkin Ruth Ayala Rosemary Badilla Suyoung Baik Mike Bailey William Bailor Carolyn Baker Denise Baldwin Ray Barbara Tina Barron Cassy Barron Dena Barton John Beckett Birgit Beckhaus Danille Belanger Wayne Benefield Carolyn Bennett Lori Bennett Valma Bettencourt Jill Bicking Robert Biggs Kevin Bolka Dawn Bonagura Cindie Boyle Laurie Brabaw Kevin Brink Scott Brooks John Brose Alyse Bushman Carrie-Lyn Cady Rosa Campos Robert Cardenas Dana Carlson Brenda Calton Callie Carpenter Rich Carper Juniors Sandy Cerveny Julie Chandler Lewis Chavez Hermelinda Chinoy Tracie Christmas Nick Cieri Sally Citrano Stephanie Clark Susan Clark Ken Coffelt Debra Conrad Kim Costa Steven Cousineau Paul Crabill Karen Coyle Willettia Crockett Lisa Cusimano Jeff Dabak Angela D’Agostino Kenny Dahl Sean Daly Jeanette Davis Kerilynn Dawson Tammy Day Robert DeCoster Gina Dekort Bob Delgado Jeffrey Dell Cindy Demar Lloyd Denny Christina Diaz Donna Dibble Michael Diller Carmen Dojahn Wayne Dorsey 102 Juniors Mike Dougherty Tim Dow George Duke Shelly Dunnam Todd Dupont Lori DuQuette Betsy Dusing Robert Dutton Mary Easton Edgin Darrel Jody Edrington Robin Edrington Cheryl Edwards Karen Ellason Lance Ellingson Scott Embry Holly Emrich Lance Engel Karen Erskine Kurt Escobar Tammy Fajardo Heidi Falkowski Christopher Fenton Randy Ferguson Karen Ferreira John Ferro Kim Fisher Julie Flagg Frank Fleck Kim Flowers Marjorie Flynn Juniors Sheri Forster Alan Fowler John Fritch Diane Froom Esther Frutos Diana Fuller Lauree Garcia Dave Gamey Ernie Garnica Pamela Garrett Raquel Garza Rebecca Garza Michelle Getz Deborah Gieselman Celeste Gionet Teona Glasper John Gluck Angela Gonzales Marie Gonzalez Sue Gray Mark Greedtt Miriam Grimmer Lori Grover Patty Gucho Alejandra Guitierez Mike Gurtler Marieca Haas Micheal Haggerty Scott Hallmark Jeff Hamilton Paula Hammett Alison Hamrol Songki Han Bret Hart Erin Healy Mike Healy Rich Healy Cindy Henderson Leah Herndon Stan Hicks Trizia Hill Deserie Garabito Debbie Garcia 104 Juniors Patty Holm Mark Holston Lisa Horn Becky Hopkins Mike Hornsby Larry Howard Rene Hughes Tori Hussey Veronica Jacintho Buffy Jackson Mark Jackson Trina Jacobs Gina Jacome Kathy Jamison Veronica Jankelevich Janet Jennings Paul Jennings Julie Jensen Jim Jessup Richard Johnson Julie Joyce Sean Jump Chris Jueum Katie Kelly Monica Kelter Arnold Khanbabian Tammy Kilian Claire Kindell Michele Kinsella Colleen Klcidon Hayden Knox Steve Koch Lynn Kocher Joe Koeplin Scott Kouns Laura Kramer Kathryn Kuchenbrup Richard Laczko Claudio Lagos David LaJeunesse Maureen Langner Scott La Plante Loly Lara Juniors 105 Maria Lara Judy Larson Peggy Lasker Michelle Lavelle David Layman Frank Lee Gene Lee Tamar Lezak Todd Lindeman Carrie Lindsay Fred Linford Karen Long Sandy Lopez Amber Lovley Sophie Lozano Steve Lynch Andrea Macadaeg Elena Macadaeg Leslie Marcella Rachell Mac Millan Jessica Magno Jamie Mahoney Missy Maimone Steven Maisel Dawn Malmstrom Tiffany Martin Fela Martinez Martc Mason Jill Matsumoto Kim McClenahan David McConnell David McCollum Coleen McCutchen Susan McCutcheon Chet McGuire Phil McIntyre Tinarsha McKeiver Mike McRoberts Linda McWilliams Michelle Meckier Cristina Medeiros Mike Meekie Mike Mendoza Mike Mercer Robin Merritt Tracy Metts Cory Mandell Amy Mangino Alice Marshall Chrissy Martin 106 Juniors Lisa Meyer Mike Mielich Marc Miller Richard Mocek Lisa Molina Beth Molnar Malissa Monsces Jerry Montoya Chris Moody Chris Morphew Scott Morris Lisa Morrison Wendy Mueller Larry Naskrent Susan Navarrete John Navarro Becky Needham Dawn Neumann LeeAnne Nelson Gloriann Neverve Jim Newland Mia Newman Jason NG Hecto- Nieto Lee Nobles Jeff Norseen Cynthia Nunes Lisa Nunes Timothy Nyhan illana Oestreich Kristine Olcese Gunnar Olsen Shari O’Neal Anna Page Sang Pak Susan Palino Joan Palmer Lori Palmer Tony Paolo Robert Pardue Gregory Paredes Laura Parelia Sandeep Patel Sandy Peak Keith Pedersen Kim Pelayo Joe Penzetta Linda Perez Janet Perrin Lanett Perry Steve Perry Juniors 107 Shane Persiani Brenda Petersen Wendy Petersen Dominic Phelps Melissa Phillips Tina Piedad Wendy Polland Chris Porter Darren Posey Cheryl Powers Mike Powers Jeff Prosser Makr Przybus Clifford Quist Fred Quist Sherry Raedle Mark Rascon Terry Raymer Jo Anne Rcda Marinda Reed Debra Reese Kelly Reese Dan Reider Ann Reiss Geri Reyes Sylvia Reyes Susie Reynolds Kris Richmond Lisa Ridgeway Holly Ringer Robert Robba Matt Rochin Diana Roman Dean Romeo Andrea Rosetta Chris Rosker Diana Ross Lorraine Routery Gary Rovetto Pete Rowe Corina Ruiz L A Curt Ruiz Lino Sarman Audrey Sadler Lindsey Sakata Tony Salehi Cathy Salewsky 108 Juniors Israel Sanchez Sulma Sanchez Marie SanFilippo Tom Sarna Lynda Satterlee Roy Saunders Ray Savage Emma Schader Mike Schmidt Rob Schmidt Craig Schram Linda Seidel Kirt Shank Jennie Shipp Lisa Siderwicz Lorie Skebe Mike Simmons Chris Smith Lennie Smith Rod Smith Lisa Solomon Belinda Solorio Ana Spear Suzanne Stanco Chris Stasi Scott Stein Lisa Sterio Stephanie Stevens Don Stewart Kelly Stoesser Carrie Strohmeier Annie Styczynski Jeff Suddjian Dave Swanson Cindy Swennes Craig Tanner Jeff Tanner Terri Tarman Elizabeth Tayeri Michelle Thayer Cheryl Thomas Cynthia Thompson Dave Thraser Sheila Tobin Deirdre Tomlinson Robert Torres Beth Torkelson Juniors 109 Annette Woodall Patrick Woodard Dennis Woodmansee Cathy Toscano David Turechck Sheri Uda Eileen Unger Carrie Valdivia Debbra Vallez Wallace VanDusen Mary Vasquez Apilia Venegas Chris Ventura June Virgin Debie Von Ruden Mai Vu Kathy Wade Nicholette Wade Douglass Waller Debbie Weiss Laurie Welsh Victor Wesley Ann Wessies Laurel Wheeler Bob White Christine White Laura White Susan White Terry Williams Tavi Wiersma Matt Willman Carol Wilson Jim Winchester Steve Wisbar Jody Wist Eugene Yard 110 Juniors here's a lady who's sure all that flitters is gold, nd she's buying a stairway to heaven, nd when she gets there she knows f the stores are closed, ’ith a word she can get what she came for. here's a sign on the wall, 'ut she wants to be sure 'ause you know sometimes words have wo meanings. n a tree by the brook there's a songbird 7ho sings sometimes 11 of our thoughts are misgiven. here's a feeling I get when I look '0 the west, nd my spirit is crying for leaving, n my thoughts I have seen rings of smoke trough the trees nd the voices of those who stand looking. nd it's whispered that soon if we all 'all the tune, hen the piper will lead us to reason, nd the new day will dawn for those vho stand long, nd the forests will echo with laughter. nd it makes me wonder... f there's a bustle in your hedgerow, on't be alarmed now. t's just a spring clean for the May-Queen, es, there are two paths you can go by, ut in the long run, here's still time to change the road you're n. our head is humming and it won't go i case you don't know, he piper's calling you to join him. 'ear lady, can you hear the wind blow nd did you know our stairway lies on the whispering wind. nd as we wind on down the road, ur shadows taller than our soul, here walks a lady we all know 7ho shines white light and wants to show low everything still turns to gold. nd if you listen very hard, he tune will come to you at last, 7hen all are one and one is all, o be rock and not to roll. TA R WA Y TO HEA YEN ED LEPPELIN Kimberly Jill (Kim) McClenahan 7 21 65-8 14 81 Kim achieved so much in such a short time. She really cared about her family and friends. She set her goals but aimed higher. Her favorite sayings were “Go For It” and “Mellow Out.” She will really be missed, but kept a part of our hearts forever. We love you, Kim. Juniors Fall Sports SMUT? SAINTS Mg£ ' SAIHTS saints SAINTS SAIHTS Varsity Football This year’s football team got off to a slow start, losing the first three games, but they ended with a bang. Though they lost the last game of the season against Mt. Pleasant, the team won 6 straight games to stay in contention for the C.C.S. play-offs. All year long, the achievements of linemen Jeff Reed and Steve Aguilar stood out. Also playing outstanding football were Steve Koch, a corner back and wide receiver, and David DiCristina, our running back and leading rusher. Although we didn’t make the playoffs, a 64 season record made it a winning and successful season. Thanks to all the seniors who participated on this winning team. Robert Cardenas Hayden Knox Beau Hastings Pete Escarsega Dave Gutierrez Jeff Dell Steve Sandoval Mike Gurtler Dave DiCristina 114 Varsity Football Varsity Football Tom Schultz Steve Koch Demedric Cooks Rich Vogel Charles Greenwood Jeff Hamilton Steve Aguilar Todd Harman Gary Turnipseed Chris Ordonio Jeff Pelayo Rick Rovetto Jon Schierling Lewis Chavez Jeff Reed 116 Varsity Football Coaches: Ray Lychak, Jerry Romero, Jim Craig, Chon Gallegos, Todd Cato Varsity Football 117 F-S Football This year’s frosh soph football team completed the season with an 81 record and the M.H.A.L. League championship. The team had an outstanding group of freshman. Wide receiver Travis Knox, Quarterback Tony Pearl, and running back Larry Luscher all played key roles in the success of this year’s team. Sophomores Jack Reiken, Milt Thomas, and Brian Baibas showed great improvement from the previous year, and we are sure they will contribute to the success of next year’s Varsity Team. With many freshmen returning, next year should be another banner year for the frosh soph Saints. 118 F-S Football Row 5: B. Johnson, D. McNutt, A. Hoffman, T. Wilson, T. Knox, S. Meche. Row 4: Lofton, C. Biolarocki, G. Jansen. T. Pearl, D. McKorkell, L. Luscher, S. Chapman, Klause. Row 3: Coach De LaRosa, J. Bush. D. Mcggerson, M. Thomas, D. Roberts, Mullener. K. Clark, M. Caravelli, M. Kelly, Coach Ragan. Row 2: J. McKorkel, B. Smit S. Darnell, E. Thomas, R. Gonzales, D. Jones, R. Keomaka, D. Singer, B. Camp. Row B. Biggs, B. Balbas, R. Navarro, S. DeDominico, P. Ramariez, R. DeCarlo, J. Reiken, Losjermilk, M. Gonzalez. Boys’ Frosh-Soph Cross Country The novice Unicorns worked very hard, and many of the runners showed promise of being full pledged Uni’s next year. Les Kaufman was the most improved runner, while Ted Bettger was the most outstanding. Ted took a 5th place in league finals. Row 2: Graig Savage, Tarek Zorn, Everett Knapp, Todd Bettger. Row 1: Dan Fife, Eric Malick, Forrest Patterson, Les Kaufman, Graig Asano. F-S Cross Country 119 Boys’ Varsity Cross Country The year of the Unicorn was a very enjoyable year, even if the Saints’ win loss record was not its best. The team set school records at two mile postals and the Pebble Beach Invitation. The most improved runner was John Fabia, and the most outstanding runner was Robert Anderson. Robert set nine Saint records, as he won the Alum Rock Invitation, took 2nd in the M.H.A.L., 4th in Region III, 8th in C.C.S., and 15th in Northern California. 120 Boys’ Cross Country Row 2: John Fabia. Andy Martinez, Dave Carranza. Darren Posey, Fred Linford, Coach Wade. Row 1: Ted Bettger. Troy Cattiuera. John Pandori. Boys’ Cross Country Girls’ Cross Country The Santa Teresa women’s cross country team had an exceptional year. They set 7 team and 13 individual records. The Saints won the Frosh-Soph races at the Alum Rock and Soquel Invitations. They took 2nd place in league, missing the championship by one point. The most improved runner was Michelle Spooner and the most outstanding was Gina De LaRosa. Three girls took All-League honors: Gina De LaRosa, Sheri Opp, and Kristen Dowell. The team was very young (only one Senior) and very large (20 runners), so next season looks very promising. Row 3: Dina Malay, Cherise Smith, Julie Komrosky, Coach Wade, Karla Gonzalez, Carmen DoJahn, Kristen Dowell. Row 2: Rhonda Fuller, Karen Dowell, Linda Dausch, Sheri Opp, Gina Penaflor, Michelle Spooner. Row 1: Gina De La Rosa, Lynn Alfano, Arleda Burch, Alisa Owens, Anne Marie Rosch. J ihis minis SAINTS 122 Girls’ Cross Country Girls’ Cross Country 123 Varsity Water Polo This year’s Santa Teresa Water Polo Team finished in the top 15 teams of the C.C.S., and the Saints finished third in the very competitive M.H.A.L. with a 7-2 record. The Saints’ main offensive weapon was Eric Weiss, who led the team in scoring. He was selected to receive first team All-League honors and has a good shot at being an All-American. Other players selected to All-League honors include Jeff Norseen, Jamie Lung, Steve Pile, Ben Schultz, and Rick Eoff. Top returnees include Norseen and Eoff, along with Nate Keever, Greg Martinez, and Marc Rascon. Jamie Lung Nate Keever Eric Weiss Jeff Norseen Greg Martinez Steve Pile Ben Shultz Varsity Water Polo Girls’ Swimming This year’s girls’ swim team completed their best season ever. The girls captured their fourth consecutive M.H.A.L. championship. They also received an oustanding fourth place in C.C.S. The team was lead by junior Debi Von Ruden. She qualified for high school All-American times in the 50 and 100 yard freestyle. The relay team, consisting of freshman Sue Brown and Teri Ellis, sophomore Tobi Kleiner, and junior Andrea Macadaeg, also qualified for a high school All-American time in the 200 yard medley relay. With only two seniors graduating, the team should be just as strong, if not stronger, next year. Amy Barron Cassey Barron Tricia Bass Sue Brown Alison Carr Barbie Clark Kim Duggan Tami Ellis Teri Ellis Kathy Esquivel Anna Favela Maria Favela Pam Fappiano Debbie Gray Erin Healey 126 Girls’ Swimming Coach Lebhertz Janelle Keener Tami Kilian Tobi Kleiner Andrea Lorenz Andrea Macadaeg Cristina Medieros Karin Medieros Kim Meek Denise Mort Sue Palino Kathy Pett Lynda Satterlee Kris Schaefer Jamie Smith Teri Tarmann Alice Terramorse Jill Thompson Debi Von Ruden Jill Wilke Girls’ Swimming Varsity Tennis The Saints finished the season with a very successful record of 10 and 3. Tough competition from the Independence and Piedmont Hills teams gave the Saints their only losses. Outstanding efforts were displayed by the team’s 1 singles’ player, Nancy Dowling. As a sophomore, she ended the season with a win loss record of 12 and 1, placing her first in the league. Vital to the team’s spirit this year was sophomore Gidget Uda, who was the most congenial and most improved player. She played in several varsity matches during the latter part of the season, and can look forward to being in the top 10 next year. Jill Matsumoto Jennifer King Suyoung Baik Lauren Whelihan Nancy Dowling Cathy Toscano 128 The Saints’ four singles players and two doubles teams competed in the MHAL Playoffs. Cheryl Machado, the 2 singles player succeeded to the finals where she was defeated by Independence’s 1. The doubles team of Dowling and Machado set a record for the second straight year when they easily defeated Piedmont Hills and won MHAL honors. The team then went on to play in C.C.S. competition lost to an outstanding team from Palo Alto. They placed third in the entire league of 10 schools. We will be losing three players, but the remaining talent and skill should place S.T. on top in ’82. Girls’ Tennis Suzanne Stanco Grace Malay Cheryl Machado Gidget Uda Gretchen Malay Miss Abeln Girls’ Tennis Varsity Volleyball This year’s team had one of the most tense and exciting seasons in the school’s history. They dubbed the “comeback” kids early in the season when they went into third game tiebreakers with Leland and North Salinas. A loss to Independence in the second league match proved to be both a burden and a blessing. It put added pressure on the Saints to win. However, the notorious nine took the loss and used it as a team strengthener. They learned from their errors and pulled together in a total effort to come out on top. The Saints went on to overwhelm the undefeated Royals; 15-9, 6- 15,15-11 taking over the first place spot and eventual league title. In C.C.S., the Saints creamed Carmel High 1015, 15-1, 154, but fell to highly ranked Gunn 10-15, 13-15 in an outstanding final match. Lisa Ice was named M.H.A.L. Most Valuable Player by a unanimous vote of the league coaches. All league honors were gamed by Callie Carpenter, Karen Chamberlin, and Traci Tremoureux with Rosalyn McNeal receiving honorable mention. The team M.V.P. award was shared by seniors Lisa Ice and Karen Chamberlin, with Callie Carpenter capturing the Most Inspirational title. Traci Tremoureux Lisa Ice Gloriann Nevervc Danielle Belanger Callie Carpenter Rosalyn McNeal 130 Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball Coach Uchiyama Dawn Neuman Debbie Livingood Karen Chamberlin JV Volleyball This years’ Saints Women’s Frosh-Soph Volleyball team ended their winning season with five wins and four losses. After a slow beginning, the team pulled together for a strong finish. They performed well this season. This year’s team consisted of eleven promising new players and the return of one experienced player. Many of this years’ frosh- soph players will be returning and should give the Saints a very strong team. Row 3: Tonya Holst, Cathy Nydam, Diana Irvin, Debbie Derfelt, Erma Talamantez, Coach Goodenough. Row 2: Cathy Ding, Delia Grant, Judi Chamberlin, Yvonne Stange, Maggie Maese. Row 1: Heather Dillon, Irene Richmond. SANTA TERESA GIRLS VARSITYI VOLLEYBALL 132 JV Volleyball Coach of the Year As part of a new feature in the Compendium, we are proud to select Mr. C. J. Howard as our coach of the year for 1981-82. Although several coaches and teams had outstanding seasons, Coach Howard’s varsity basketball team provided S.T. fans with entertainment, excitement, and surprising success. Given a group of players averaging just over six feet tall and lacking a superstar to depend on in crucial situations, Mr. Howard utilized to their fullest the special skills of each individual and guided the team into the C.C.S. play-offs in defiance of the laws of probability. And it was crowd-pleasing basketball all the way. Some of it was attributable to luck, and a great portion to his knowledge and experience as a coach and a former collegiate player. But the special ingredient, according to every last member of the team, is the man’s dedication, temperament and positive regard for the dignity of his players, which they absorbed, instilled in each other, and exuded on the court in competition. Mathematically, it resulted in a winning season, but the numbers do not tell the story of the respect and admiration that he personally won from his team. If you want that, you have to play basketball for C. J. Howard. Coach of the Year 133 Steve Aguilar — Senior Football Robert Anderson — Senior Cross Country, Track Ivan Clarke — Senior Wrestling Karen Chamberlin — Senior Volleyball Eric De La Rosa - Sophomore Wrestling Gina De la Rosa — Freshman Cross Country Darryl Dickson — Senior Basketball Duane Dirstine — Senior Soccer Nancy Dowling — Sophomore Tennis Arnold Khanbabian — Junior Wrestling Tobi Kleiner — Sophomore Swimming Debbie Livingood — Senior Basketball Cheryl Machado — Senior Tennis, Basketball, Softball Jeff Norseen — Junior Water Polo, Swimming 134 All Stars Stars Jeff Reed — Senior Football Randy Prescott — Senior Soccer Debbie Spina — Sophomore Soccer Henery Strothers — Senior Basketball Carrie Valdivia — Junior Soccer Debbie Von Ruden — Junior Swimming Eric Weiss — Senior Water Polo, Swimming Lis s Ice Lisa Ice’s athletic accomplishments at Santa Teresa High School have put her in a special category. She has lettered 3 years in volleyball, 4 years in softball and 4 in basketball. In addition, she made first team all-league 3 times in volleyball and basketball. Her string of records and achievements in basketball suggest that she was the most dominating player in the C.C.S. She scored a total of 1745 points in her four year career, scored in double figures 77 games in a row, set a school record of 42 points in one game and was twice selected all-C.C.S. In addition, she has a strong chance of being chosen as a high-school All- American. Santa Teresa is proud of her and wishes her great success in the future. All Stars 135 Winter Sports Boys’ Varsity Basketball The boy’s varsity basketball team for the 1981-82 season can be described in one word — Exciting”! The Saints won 8 games this year by three or less points, which earned them the nicknames Candiac Kids. Led by Henry Strother’s and Daryl Dickson’s outside shooting and tight defense, Jeff Prosser and Jim Jessup’s rebounding, Jim Machmiller's and Joe Koeplin’s ball handling, the Saints ran up their best record in Santa Teresa history and took second place in the M.H.A.L. with 11 wins and 4 losses. From there they went to the C.C.S playoffs, defeating Harbor High School in the first round, and losing to Westmont 5742 in the second round. Darryl Dickson Henry Strothers Joe Koeplin Jim Machmiller Jeff Prosser Richard Stanco Boys’ Varsity Basketball 139 Boys’ Varsity Basketball Tom Shultz Jim Jessep Ray Fairbanks John Fritch Andre Weid Bruce Vance Steve White Girls’ Varsity Basketball This year’s edition completed a 19-5 regular season. Our league record was 12-1 and a South Division Co-Championship. We defeated Piedmont Hills in the 1st round of the MHAL play-offs, 60-53, before losing 61-39 to Aptos in the first round of the C.C.S. playoffs. Lisa Ice has been our strength. She scored in double figures for 65 straight games, averaging 22.1 points per game. This season she became the first Saint to score 1500 points in a career. Debbie Livingood set records in assists for the Saints along with scoring at a 10.5 rate. Cheryl Machado chipped in at an 8.6 points per game clip, and also added many needed rebounds. Coach McClung Lisa Ice Debbie Livingood Cheryl Machado Maria Gonzalez Callie Carpenter Jill Winchester Michelle Shoji Trizia Hill Lori Gonzalves 140 Girls’ Varsity Basketball Girls’ Varsity Basketball Rosalynn McNeil Charlene Major Yogi Uda Cassey Barron Boys’ Frosh-Soph Basketball This year’s Frosh Soph Basketball Team was one of the best in Santa Teresa’s history. They compiled a record of 20 wins against only 4 losses. They won the Piedmont Hills Christmas Tournament and finished second in the 16 team Delmar Classic. Demedric Cooks was named All-Tournament in both events and Kent Whelihan was All-Tournament at Delmar. The team climaxed the season by beating Independence in a playoff for the South Division Championship. The day after the Independence playoff the young Saints lost to Mt. Pleasant for the Mt. Hamilton Championship. Santa Teresa was forced to play the final game without starting guard, Paul Martin and starting forward, Milton Thomas. With 8 of this year’s sophomores moving up, next year, the varsity should have a good chance to win the league. Top Row: Coach Schuster. Larry Luscher. Ron Wilder, Demedric Cooks, Tony Pearl, Kent Whelihan, Todd Abernathy, Gary Peralta. Bottom Row: Lory Ice, Milt Thomas, Marquis Palmer, John Machmiller, Jim Bush, Trent Eves, Paul Martin, Todd Skrabak. op Row: Debbie Derfelt, Julie Komrosky, Coach Romero, Karla Gutirrez, Andrea renz, Jina Pendry. Middle Row: Amy Barron, Val Wilder, Chris Ross, Sisine Toum, ichele Crozier, Janelle Keener, Yvonne Stange. Bottom Row: Gidget Uda, Anna ivela. v Girls’ Frosh-Soph Basketball The girls’ Frosh Soph Team placed second in the Southern Division with an overall record of 12-5. The girls had a couple of bad breaks this year that cost them the league championship. The Saints most valuable player this year was Julie Komrosky. Other outstanding players for the team were Michele Crozier, Karla Gutierrez, and Gidgett Uda. The Saints can look forward to a good season next year. With the experience of Debbie Derfelt, Yvonne Stange, Andrea Lorenz, Jina Pendry, Amy Barron, and Sisine Toum, the Frosh Soph team will be a contender in the league. Girls’ F-S Basketball 143 Boys’ Soccer The Boys’ Varsity Soccer enjoyed one of its best seasons ever, advancing to the C.C.S. quarter finals before losing to 1 ranked Saratoga in an overtime shoot-out. After being edged out of the league championship by half a game, Santa Teresa entered the tournament as the MHAL’s second place team. The Saints brought with them a 7-1-1 league record and an 10-2-2 overall mark. The most memorable game of the season occurred in the tournament in a 2-1 win over highly ranked Santa Clara. Veteran goalie Jeff Wudarki went down injured. Freshman Mark Dougherty proceeded to put on an incredible exhibition of goal keeping and kept the Saints in the match. The score at the end of two overtimes was 1-1. The single Saint goal was scored by Jim McConnell. The game was eventually decided on penalty kicks. Standouts for the Saints this year were Randy Prescott, the league’s most valuable player, Duane Dirstine and Jeff Wudarki who received first team all league honor; and Matt Willman, Scott Kouns and Andy Zavodnick who received second team all league honor. Jim McConnell Scott Thompson George Edwards Frank Flick Paul Crabbio Randy Prescott Alex Khanbabian John Baker Matt Willman Andy Zavodnick Nadar Peughambary Eric Koppelmaa Duane Dirstine Ken Huston Coach DeLeon Girls’ Soccer This year’s Girl’s Soccer Team finished higher in the M.H.A.L. than ever before, with its 3rd place finish. The Saints had a 5-2-2 league record and a 7-2-2 overall record, again the best ever. The leading scores for the Saints were Holly Emrich with 6 goals and Debbie Spina with 5. Debbie also had the most assists with 5. Gloriann Neverve had 5 shut-outs this year as the Saints Goalie and allowed only 10 goals all year. Debbie Pesta Carrie Valdivia Gloriann Nevera Chris Calvello Coach Wade The team selected Carrie Valdivia as the “Most Valuable Player,” Debbie Pesta as the “Most Improved Player” and Stephanie Clark as the “Most Inspirational.” Team Co- Captains were Carrie Valdivia and Gloriann Neverve. Taking first team all league honors were Carrie Valdiva and Debbie Spina, while Gloriann Neverene and Debbie Pesta took second team all league. There were no Seniors on the team, so next year the Saints could be the best team in the league. Debbie Spina Susan Wantland Lisa Siderwicz Amber Esquibel Stephanie Clark Lisa Rideway Eileen Unger Maria Salehi Patty Gucho Lynn Valdivia Varsity Wrestling This year the Saints Wrestlers were plagued by a number of different injuries and hardships. The season started with a dual meet tournament in which they won 6 and lost 2, placing 3rd overall. Going directly into the M.H.A.L. season, the Saints were without 4 starters. They lost the first 3 duals. However, the test of a good team is the ability to come back. The Saints finished the remainder of the season undefeated (6-3), placing 3rd in the M.H.A.L. At the M.H.A.L. finals, the Saints qualified 6 to the CCS. They were Arnold Khanbabian, 5th, Jason Ng, 5th, Eric DeLa Rosa, 2nd, Rich Fambrini, 3rd, Todd Harman, 6th, Ron Garcia, 2nd, and Ivan Clarke, Champion. Ivan Clarke Eric De La Rosa Rich Fambrini Bill Foster Aron Gaus Pete Gustafson Highlighting the tournament season was Ivan Clarke. Ivan placed: 1st Coast Classic and was MVP, 1st Dr. Abraham and was MVP, 3rd MSJ, 3rd Mid-Cal Championships and M.H.A.L. Champion MVP. Ivan’s overall record is 28-3 with 22 pins. Still to come is CCS and The State Meet. Captains for this year’s varsity wrestling were Jim Metz and Ivan Clarke. 148 Varsity Wrestling Todd Harman Arnold Khanbabian Mike Meekie Coach Pichardo Jim Metz Jason Ng Chris Ordonio Coach Trevino Varsity Wrestling 149 Frosh-Soph Wrestling This year’s Frosh Soph wrestling team posted a 7-win 2- loss record, only good for 3rd place in the M.H.A.L. The teams this year were well matched. The tournament placings for the Saints were 8th at the Silver Creek F S tournament, 3rd at the Overfelt F S tournament. Stand-outs for the Saints were John Tomlinson, John Garcia, Mike Ross, Dorius Gomez, Jack Reiker, Tim Lisemby, Brent Johnson. Captain for the Saints was John Tomlinson. In order to fill voids in the Varsity line-up, Jimmy Ventura, John Tomilson and John Ordonio were brought up to the Varsity team. Jimmy Ventura came through for the Saints by placing 6th in the Varsity M.H.A.L. Each of the Frosh-Soph wrestlers will be aching for a chance to crack in to the Varsity line-up in 1982. Great Season! Front Row: Mike Ross, Paul Matsomoto, Jack Almaguer, Jim Ventura, Angelo Dolida, Joe Or- donio. Middle Row: Shawn Riley, Robert DeCarlo, John Tomlinson, Jack Rieken, Jay Louder- milk, Darius Gomez, John Garcia. Back Row: Mr. Trevino, Ken Morikawa, Rick Zogg, Darren Ellen- burg, Barry Larsen, Tim Lisemby, Brenton Johnson, Devin Dirstine, Mr. Pichardo. 150 Frosh-Soph Wrestling Top Row: Coach Uchiyama, Carla Luporini, Mary Raymer, Sandy Cerveny, Tcri O’Neil, Erma Talamantez, Sherri Sandecki, Trade Christmas. Middle Row: Suyoung Baik, Judi Chamberlin, Simone Tarzian, Linda Dausch, Lori Bennett, Shireen Tavasooli, Yogi Uda. Front Row: Thao Nguyen, Chris Stasi, Thu Tran, Diane Ichinaga, Gina Penaflor, Lana Paler, Cheryl Rohde. Badminton This year’s badminton team promises to be better than ever. We had a record setting forty people try out. There are only fifteen official positions, but we are carrying twenty-four on our roster. This will give us an opportunity to build for next year as well as provide a challenging situation within the team. Our four seniors are in their third year of varsity badminton. Number one singles is Debbie Dorsch, who placed fourth in the league last year. Numbers two and three, respectively, are Mary Raymer and Cheryl Rohde. Diane Ichinaga will fill in at the number one doubles spot. Also included in our returning players are juniors Lori Bennett, Tracie Christmas, Chris Stasi, and Yogi Uda; returning sophomores Lana Paler, Shireen Tavassoli, and Gidget Uda. Although the rest of the team are new to competitive badminton, the skills, enthusiasm and postivie attitudes that have been displayed thus far point to a great season. Badminton Varsity Baseball The 1982 edition of the varsity baseball team will base its hope of capturing the M.H.A.L. crown on youth. After graduating an all-senior starting team last year, the Saints will rely on catcher Doug Garabito, shortstop Steve Koch, and outfielder Andy Zavodnick. Newcomers to the varsity this year are sophomores Beau Hastings (pitcher), Mark Benevento (first base), Steve Darnell (second base), and Dave McCorkell (pitcher outfielder). The Saints will be an exciting team to watch because of good team speed and solid defense. As always they will be a force to reckon with in the South Division. Beau Hastings Doug Garabito Mark Benevento Gary Turnipseed Scott Burk Andy Zavodnick Joe Penzetta Dave McCorkell Chris Sveum Dave Lajeunesse Manager: Rob Radimecky Coach Gigliotti Varsity Softball A group of strong newcomers added to a powerful group of returning varsity players seems to be a winning combination for the 1982 Varsity Softball team. The Saints strong defense starts with pitching ace Cheryl Machado, who is backed up by the strong fielding of Trizia Hill, short stop; Debbie Livinggood, third base, and the infield outfield skills of Lisa Ice and Gloriann Neverve. The offense was developed around the consistent hitting of Debbie Livingood, good bunting of Cindy Jackson and Lisa Ice, backed by the power hitting of Cheryl Machado and Trizia Hill. Coach Parkinson Lisa Ice Debbie Livingood Cheryl Machado Cindy Jackson Judy Larson Triza Hill Randie Hill 156 Varsity Softball Varsity Softball 157 nne Stange •iann Neverve jy Swindle Frosh-Soph Baseball This year’s Frosh-Soph baseball team is off to a fast start, compiling a 2-1 record after the first three games. Returning lettermen Rich Porzio, Randy Van Dyke, and Carl Bialorucki should form the nucleus of the team. Freshmen expected to play a key role are pitcher-first baseman Lory Ice, outfielder Carl Rushmeyer, and Catcher §rian Marshall. With hard work and dedication the am 158 Frosh-Soph Baseball 4th Row: Mike Caravelli, Carl Bialorucki, Terry Wilson, Mike Kelley, Todd Unterein, John McCorkell. 3rd Row: Coach Ragan, Chuck Arnold, Brian Marshall. Chris Brewer, John Dauberg, Randy Van Dyke. 2nd Row: Mark Lant, Eric Koppelmaa, Jeff Di Domenico, Dave Niemeyer, Jim Morris, Ken Clark. 1st Row: Rick Carbajal, Mike Fischer, Carl Rushmeyer, Rich Porzio, Lory Ice. Girls Frosh-Soph Softball Back Row: Pam Hendrickson (Asst. Coach), Jill Thompson, Sandy Cox. Stephanie Clement, Dana Irvin, Michelle Marrs, Lorrie Kempf, Natalie Castro, Rudy Guevara (Coach). Middle Row: Inga Vorwerk, Greta Joseph, Michelle Gullifer. Michelle Galgiani, Sisine Toum, Lisa Ellingson, Connie Rodriuez. Front Row: Kim Duggan, Lynne Alfano. Frosh- Soph Softball This year’s Frosh-Soph softball team plans to be very competitive with only one returnee from last year’s team. “We have the personnel and character to have an excellent team,” stated Coach Guevara, in his first year with the Saints. Power hitting by Sandy Cox, Gretta Joseph, Stephanie Clement, and Lisa Ellingson should provide the needed offense. Strong defense by Lori Kempf, Inga Vorwerk, Diana Irvin, and Kim Duggan should keep the opposition off the bases. Frosh-Soph Softball Boys’ Varsity Track This year’s track team will be led by many outstanding seniors. Heading the list is double school record holder Robert Anderson, who last year set marks of 4:230.6 in the mile and 9:23.1 in the two-mile. In an indoor meet in San Francisco this February, Robert ran 4:04.6 in the 1500 meters, a meet record. Mike Burns, school record holder in the long jump at 2T2 will also be a threat in the Shot put and discus, as will Jeff Reed another outstanding thrower. Boyd Pett, record holder in the triple jump, is also a threat to break the school high jump mark this year, as well as improve his existing record. 'Ml Runners Top Row: Charlie Greenwood. Rick McKenna. Travis Knox. Kevin Holston. Mike Burns. Boyd Pelt. Darren Posey. Jim Newland. Bottom Row: Devenal Nash. Troy Cattivera. John Pandori. Dave Carranza. Brian Anthony. Ray Savage 160 Boys’ Varsity Track Field Events Top Row: Charlie Greenwood, Rick McKenna, Jeff Reed, Boyd Pett. Bottom Row: Devenal Nash, Troy Cattivera, Mike Burns. Top Row: Mark Andrist, Rick Opp, Paul Ramirez, Forrest Patterson, Craig Asano. Bottom Row: Joe Brink, Dave Martinez, Joe Lilya, Everett Knapp, Robert Foster. Boys’ Frosh-Soph Track This year’s Frosh-Soph team should be enriched with an abundance of talent. Whether or not the team fares well is still a question that will be answered before the season ends. However, there will be many potential stars that should highlight the season. The team will be highlighted by the presence of Travis Knox. Only a Freshman, he is already one of the best hurdlers in the school. He’s already set a Frosh-Soph record in the low hurdles. His performance should also be very helpful to the varsity squad. Joe Brink will also help the Frosh- Soph team with his sprinting abilities in the 100-200 and 400. All in all, it will be an Interesting year. Boys’ Frosh-Soph Track 163 This year’s team is expected to be extremely strong as there is a very good group of freshmen and many returning lettermen. The sprints will be very strong with Karen and Kristen Dowell, both under 60 seconds in the 440. Also sprinting for the Saints will be Arleda Burch, Laura Henry, and Debbie Spina. The distances will be handled by Sheri Opp, Gina DeLa Rosa, Rhonda Fuller, Carmen Dojahn, Alisa Owens, Michelle Spooner, and Chris Calvello. Velana Ferro is the returning league champion in the 330 hurdles. Also running hurdles will be Cathy Nydam and Laura Henry. The shot and discus throws will be taken care of by Danielle Belanger, Cathy Nydam, and Amy Barron. The jumps will have Debbie Derfelt (1981 county champion in the triple jump), Alisa Owens, Andrea Lorenz, and Amy Barron. The Saints are expected to break at least 6 school records in the standard events and all the relay records. Cindy Glasby Wendy Polland Girls’ Track 164 Girls’ Track Alisa Owens Michelle Spooner Velana Ferro Julie Chandler Andrea Lorenz Debbie Pesta Stacy Markus Amy Barron Wendy Peterson Cathy Nydam Rhoda Fuller Arleda Burch SAINTS Gina DeLaRosa Maria Salehi Debbie Spina Carmen Dojahn Sheri Opp Shiela Bhaumik Girls’ Track 165 Boys’ Tennis Although the tennis season has barely begun, this should be a bright season for the Saints. Sophomore Gary Peralta could win the singles League championship. He is followed on the ladder by Senior Ed Dennison, Juniors Mike Mercer, Tony Salehi, Lance Engel, Bret Harte, and Sophomore Derek Goes, all of whom are good solid tennis players. The Saints should have a chance at winning the Southern Division Championship. If they can knock off “always tough” Piedmont Hills, they could win the league. Right — Top Row: Kevin Helmbacher, Tom Hartman, Alan Crooks, Eugene Christmas. Bottom Row: Claudio Lagos, Whillam Frick, Richard Chien. Boys’ Tennis Will� . Kkkkkl.li I Boys’ Swimming This year’s swim team has a very good chance of winning M.H.A.L. with only Independence standing in our way. The heart of the team consists of seniors; Eric Weiss, Jamie Lung, and Frank Ybarra. Juniors are Andy Martinez, Jeff Norseen, and Brian Cockerill. Sophomores Brad Meacham, Rick Eoff, Greg Martinez, and newcoming freshmen Ken Kunkel and Colton Dinks. The team has been working very hard this year and is hoping for a successful season with a win over Independence. lift' I kMAkkUM Jamie Lung Eric Weiss Rick Eoff Greg Martinez Mark Rascon Brian Cockerill Nat Keever Gunner Olson Frank Ybarra Andy Martinez Jeff Norseen Lee Jett 168 Boys’ Swimming Andrea Kaisinger Jeff Candell Colton Dinks Brad Meacham Marc Miller Mike Videll Sophomore Class Officers of To all of you crazy sophomores, thanks for all of your support. You are a really gnarly group, and it’s been real. I've had a lot of fun working with you for the last two years, and I hope I have been of some service to you during your sophomore year. Stick to the good work and make “84” the best! Heidi Casper President The class of “84” is a special class. You will find no finer class anywhere. I am proud to have been your vice- president, and just remember, you’re the proud class of “84” forever more . . . Cindy Swindle Vice-President Being this year’s Sophomore Cl Secretary-Treasurer has been an joyable as well as an enriching perience for me. I have been honored serve my class and I hope that I ha served you to the best of my abilities. officers had a tough time instilling me class spirit in our peers, but it’s ok because 1984 rules. People can tell, ev though we may not expose it as lavisl as the other classes, that “84” contain: class of spirited competitors. I do on again thank you for a terrific year! Sheila R Secretary Treasui 172 Sophomores R. Aganza Phillip Alex Lynne Alfano Chris Allen Karen Anderson Barbera Antoine Michelle Aranda Michaell Armstrong Chuck Arnold Craig Asano Cathy Atencio Michelle Awe Otilia Ayala Elisabeth Ayerdis Sue Aylesworth Rhonda Azevedo Patty Babel Anthony Bacio Shelly Bain Brian Baibas Sherri Balch Eddie Baldinger David Barnhart Robert Beach Matt Beale Tony Bean Ray Becerra Debbie Bedgood Chris Beebe Era Beisner Leanne Belfield Kimberly Belzner Mark Benevento Ruth Benson Craig Bentley David Bentley Standley Berry Marie Bethel Ted Bettger Todd Bettger Brian Berglund Sophomores 173 Sheila Bhaumik Carl Bialorucki John Bierlein Mike Black John Blue Lisa Borg Paige Borgel Brigette Bost Delia Brant Greta Braud Chris Brewer Chad Brivkalns Melanie Brooks Yvonne Brooks Eric Bryan John Buena Lorna Buhisan Hung Bui Doug Burkhart Chris Calvello Vicki Cameron Jeff Candell Tami Carmelich Ray Cardenas Allison Carr Michele Casci Genice Case Jamie Case Heidi Casper Debbie Castro Eileen Castro Stephanie Castillo Jim Cates Kimberly Chaffin Robert Chaffin Susan Chargin Cheff Chastain Rick Checansky Ted Chen Barbie Clark Ken Clark Monica Clayton Darilee Cole Kristina Cole Dobbin Collins 174 Sophomores Cameron Clouss Mike Conely Kristin Connolly James Conway Matt Corpora Dan Corley Jim Cosgrove Patricia Countryman Caroline Cozens Celeste Craig Anna Crellin Alan Crooks Michele Crozier Elizabeth Curran Lori Dailey Steve Darnell Linda Dausch Troy Deakin Robert De Carlo Eric De La Rosa Dean Deleersnyder Wendy Dell Micheal DeMar Dana DeMars Sandy Derge Robert Dette Rick Dias Kellie Dicamoio Faye Dickerson Steve Didion Jeff Di Domenico Tracey Difranco Heather Dillon Anne Dinh Devin Dirstine Charlie Donnellon Nancy Dowling Dori Duarte Brad Dudschus Kym Dyckman DeDe Duncan Mary Dyer Ron Eby Sophomores 175 Rob Eckowitz Ken Edland Jan Edwards Darren Elienburg Lisa Ellingson Kristin Embley Linda Emmorey Rick Eoff Lori Erbes Ed Ercolini Sylvia Escarcega Jeanette Esparaza Raymond Espinola Trent Eves Dan Farren Anna Favela Maria Favela Mike Fazlollahi Michele Ferreira Tony Ferro Dan Fife Michael Fischer Michael Flanagin Tiffany Flaveeta Monica Fleck Robert Fletcher Regina Floodman Julie Ford Kim Forrest Robert Foster L. Fox Maria Frances Sheryl Francis William Frick Sue Fritts Greg Fry Polly Fuentef Rhonda Fuller Kristine Galusha Susan Galvan Kathy Garcia Ken Garcia Dave Gardner Annette Garibaldi Bridget Garnett 176 Sophomores Karen Garofalo Robyn Gavthier Patrick Gentry Jackie Gigliotti James Gilbreath Lisa Gillani Cynthia Glasby Bill Glover Barbara Goeller Derek Goes Rosalee Gohnert Darius Gomez Elizabeth Gonzales Richard Gonzales Tami Gonzalez Jill Gormely Rodney Graff Ken Granath Delia Grant James Grant Michael Grant Scott Gray Alison Greene Heather Greenwood Rick Greett Denise Gregory Kevin Griffith Diane Grimaldi John Grogan Michele Grozier Monika Guenther Mandy Gullick Michelle Gulllfer Rhonda Gunsaulis Jamie Gustafson Chris Gutierrez Millie Gutierrez Carla Gutierrez Aida Guzman Dana Haggerty David Hall Debbie Hamid Jannie Hanesworth Marisa Hare Todd Harman Nate Harper Sonya Harrell Jim Hartley Alesha Hartman Lisa Hartman Tom Hartman Sophomores David Harvey Beau Hastings Amy Hatfield Donna Haworth Dave Hayner Dean Hebert Kevin Helmbacher Roy Hendrix Mike Hennessy Laura Henry Perry Henry Stephen Hetherington Shawn Hewitt Tracey Hguyen Jeff Higgins Randie Hill George Hilfe Stephanie Hilte Tiffany Hinson Amy Hoffman Kim Hoffman Vicki Hogue Lisa Holm Jr Julie Horn Wi' J Pete Hopes vy Kim Hoppe Jeff Howard Lisa Hrobsky Gary Huisinger Docia Hurst Tina Irvine Arthur James Kim Jepson Michele Jimenez Krissie Johnson Steve Johnson Dave Jones Christine Jubb Elise Kahn Rina Kaila Song Kang Chris Karbel Mike Kechula Nathan Keever Alicia Kelly Micheal Kelley Michelle Kellner Lorrie Kempf Todd Keogh Richard Keomaka Mike Keough 178 Sophomores Fred Keyes Jennifer King Cassie Kinsey Roger Klapp Tobi Kleiner Colleen Knoth Troy Knutson Ron Kolinie Julie Komrosky James Kontrath Eric Koppelmaa Sandra Kowalski Peter Kuchenbrod T. Kulwin Johnell La Londe Alex Lane Patty Langner Mark Lant Barry Larsen Tom Lashley Julie Laugharn Donna Laughlin Karrie Lawlor Brian Lawson Lisa Leavitt Dean Le Dave Lee Denise Lee James Lee Michelle LeGrow Dina Lewis Kevin Linker Greg Little Debbie Littlefield Laurie Livingston Anna Livingstone Daniel Looney Kristine Long B. J. Lopez Kelly Lopez Lori Lopez Tim Lopez J. Loudermilk K. Lundquist Carla Luporini Steve Macmurray Maggie Maese Grace Maloy Bonnie Mank Catherine Mann Kim Mar Sophomores 179 Birdie Maramda Stacey Mankus David Martinez Greg Martinez Lisa Martinez Trina Martinez Rene Martorana Tim Mason Linda Matsuhiro Perry Matias Marie Maxson Sheli May Brad Meacham Stephanie McCallum Tom McClenahan Dave McCorkell Lonnie McCormick Tinarsha McKeiver Stacey McLean Dave McNutt Susie McWilliams Yvette Mechekoff Karin Medeiros Kimberly Meek Sal Mercado Mia Meza Liz Michelson Kari Miles Dimitrie Milinovich Mike Miller Joey Miyoko Cindy Mocko Annette Mohler Jon Mohnike Jim Moncricff Bret Mooney Eleing Morales Don Morganson Ken Morikawa Toni Morrill Lori Morphew Brian Morris Debby Morris Whitney Morrison Michelle Marrs Derrick Martin Rick Martin Danielle Martin 180 Sophomores Mike Mueller Monica Muller Craig Mulliner Steve Murphy Todd Murray Cheryl Navarra Tracy Neal Carl Newton Rochelle Nollette Chris Norby Dawn Norton Howard Notewaie Tom Nugent Robyn Nuzzi Gloria Ochoa Patty O’Connor Kevin O’Grady Terri O’Neil Sheri Opp Greg Ordemann Reginette Osby Jeff Osiakousk Alisa Owens Lana Paler Pat Parker Tim Pashoian Stacey Pate Gina Penaflor Gary Peralta Ben Percy Kim Perkins Lisa Perry Audrey Peters Greg Peterson Stacia Peterson Katty Pett Nadar Peyghombary Liz Piletic Mark Plumeau Angi Pointer Rich Porzio Michelle Powers Bob Price Melissa Prince Michelle Prince Edward Printz Denise Pritchard Sophomores 181 Jim Raber Sean Raber John Raedle Stacey Rainey Wayne Ramos Sheila Rao Joan Rasmussen Kristi Ray Alison Read Sabrina Reider Shawn Reilly Tim Rhodes Jack Rieken Carlette Riley Shaun Riley David Rivera Amy Roach Lisa Robba Diana Roddy Karen Rodgers John Rodriguez Roberta Rogers Cindy Rohde Anne Marie Rosch Bryant Rose Chrissy Ross Ursula Ross Susan Russell Denise Ryan Robert Sackett Maria Salehi Lori Sanders Gina Sanchez John Sanchez Sheri Sandecki Craig Savage John Sawin Sharon Schaeffer Teresa Schantz Walter Scheiderich Vera Schmidt 182 Sophomores Georgene Schopp Thomas Schwartz Chris Scott Sheila Scott Anna Seabert Lisa Seissinger Keith Self Julie Severinghause Cindy Shalita Barry Shaw Chastain Sheff Darryl Shepps Roxanne Shumway Hugh Silia Audra Silfies Robbi Silva Marlene Silva Michelle Singleton Kathie Sinnott Craig Smith Jamie Smith Kelly Smith Todd Smith Debbie Spina Yvette Spitaleri Michelle Spooner Bill Stacy Jessica Staker Mike Stark Mike Stevenson Frank Steinmctz Eric Stephens David Stewart Lynda Stewart Sophia Stoichi Jennifer Stokes Dennis Strieker Cheryl Stryker Cindy Swindle Steve Tabbah Erma Talamantez Daryl Tarrant Simone Tarzian Sophomores Shireen Tavassoli Christine Taylor Diane Taylor Drew Taylor Ken Taylor Heidi Telia Pat Telia Robin Tempero Alice Terramorse Tracey Thomasson Beth Thompson Jill Thompson Laurie Todd Felicia Tolliver Rich Tomasco Wendy Tomasin Janet Tomblin John Tomlinson Michelle Tompkins Delores Trail Ngoc-Tran Tran Diane Trevino Susan Trevino Jackie Trudelle Melinda Truman Larry Tsui Laurie Tuvim Gidget Uda Wendy Uda Mark Ussery Shirley Uyeda Cindy Valentine Randy Van Dyke Beri Van Holzer Jeanne Vargas 184 Sophomores Lisa Vasquez Lisa Veloz Jim Victor Christine Vigil Inga Vorwerk Heather Walker Randy Walker Drian Wallace Doug Waller Lorynn Walton Susan Wantland Patricia Wang Rob Wasinger Diedre Webb Ron Weid Shari Weiss Brion Wendel Dan Wendt Lisa Wesley Kent Whelihan Julie Whipkey Varyl White Ronald Wilder Shelley Wiley Kathy Williams Sherri Willoughby Terry Wilson Casey Wink William Whalen Shelley Wood Sandy Woodmansee Derrick Woods Dennis Woolum Denise Worsham Lynda Wright Kim Wudarcki Anne Yamashita Brian Yeazel Carla Yonan Kim Young R. Zampiello Duane Zemaitis Jennifer Zito Michelle Zito Tarek Zorn Sophomores 185 186 Activities Activities A.S.B. Officers “Don’t be a spectator, be a participant!” In that statement Ann Schwartz, Commissioner of Spirit, seemed to sum up the feelings of all the A.S.B. officers who are all proud to represent this school. The A.S.B. officers are truly dedicated to their work, and as Jeff Reed, Vice-President put it, “It has been an honor to act as your A.S.B. Vice-President and to represent the truly outstanding student body of Santa Teresa High School.” L88 A.S.B. Officers Jeff Beck, the A.S.B. President, probably sums up the feelings of the A.S.B. when he said, “My year in A.S.B. has been an exciting as well as a busy one ... I would like to thank Mr. Vierra and all of the A.S.B. officers, the class officers, and everyone else who has donated time and energy to Santa Teresa.” A.S.B. Officers 189 Michelle Miller Debby Wilson Karen Long Souyoung Baik Lisa Siderwictz Sandy Kowalski Ken Morikawa Kim Hope Lisa Pritchard Supreme Court This year’s Supreme Court has been the most productive group of justices I’ve worked with. Amending and rewriting the school constitution was a pretty big job. I can honestly say, we did a great job! I hope the Supreme Courts in the future are as successful. Michelle Miller Supreme Court Chief Justice (The Chief) 190 Supreme Court Jim Passalaqua George Chastain Chris Hannah Jeff Koppelmaa Mike Tomasco Ivan Clarke Kris Schaefer John Barchic Mike Marshall Joyce Degan Decathalon Team On Saturday, November 21, at Peidmont Hills High School, Santa Clara County held its first Academic Decathalon. Santa Teresa triumphantly placed third out of twenty-five schools at the grueling all-day event, and placed higher than any other school in the district. The ten different competitive categories were English literature, fine arts, physical and biological sciences, social science, mathematics, career education and awareness, essay, speech, interview, and an exciting superquiz on the subject of energy. Members of the successful team were John Barchie, George Chastain, Ivan Clarke, Chris Hannah, Jeff Koppelmaa, Mike Marshall, and Mike Tomasco. Unlike last year’s state champions Palo Alto High School, who were given a year to prepare for this competition, Santa Tersa’s decathalon team had only three weeks to prepare themselves, in addition to keeping up with unusually demanding class loads. Nevertheless, these Saints put forth an outstanding performance of academic excellence. Decathalon 191 Esprit The Esprit (meaning “Spirit” in French) is the offical newspaper of Santa Teresa High School. It is published once a month and has a circulation of 2,500. The staff is a motley crew of twenty-four budding young journalists who put in long hours of hard work to make the Esprit one of the best school newspapers in the district. Four members of the staff (Robert Andersen, Karin Mattos, Jennifer Mulcaster and Mike Steinberg) have been accepted to the National Quill and Scroll Society, an honorary organization for high school journalists. “I am proud to be part of such a quality operation,” says Editor-in-Chief Robert Andersen. “Everyone has contributed a great deal to make this year’s Esprit the best paper ever.” Top Row: Chad Brivkalns Mike Steinberg Karin mattos Ginaia Bernardini Karyn Neklason Jennifer Mulcaster Adam Larson Jill Winchester Tara Gilligan Advisor: Karyn Neujahr Kathryn Kuchenbrod Center Row: Ray Stevens Tamar Lezak Dennette Reeves Kim Mar Bottom Row: Denise Tyler Scott Thompson Robert (editor Bob) Anderson Cheryl Thomas Linda Emmorey 192 The Newspaper The Newspaper “Arsenic and Old Lace 194 Dramatics Last year’s production of Bye Bye Birdie and P ay It Again, Sam were tough acts to follow, but the Drama Department did it again this fall with a superb production of Arsenic and Old Lace. Many newcomers graced the ST stage and showed audiences what they were made of, through thick and thin. The fact that Friday night’s performance was cancelled due to heavy rains did not dampen spirits, as the cast and crew bounced back Saturday with a brilliant closing night performance. Arsenic and Old Lace marks director Mary Romano’s seventh production with ST, and assistant director Chery Tells as well as stage managers, Angela D’Agostino and Jennifer Mulcaster, all worked hard behind the “scenes” to ensure a successful play. Dramatics 195 Band 198 Music This year the Santa Teresa High School Jazz Band is under the leadership of the music department’s new arrival, Galen Lemmon. Despite the addition of four new members and the meeting of class at the crack of dawn, the band is doing well. The group made its debut at the San Jose City Jazz Festival and received many favorable comments from the adjudicator. The next gig was at the local community center for a senior citizens’ luncheon. The old folks were really brought to life by the band’s rendition of In the Mood and Two O'Clock Jump, tunes from the early 40’s. The band is now in the process of preparing for the Reno Jazz Festival, which they will attend in March, followed by many other con- certs in the spring. The only problem with the band is that it will lose ten of its senior members this year. hoir st Row: Becky Pederson, Diana Lewin, Cheryl Stryker, Ann Clarke, Otilia yala, Lisa Vega, Colleen Hanes, Suzy McWilliams, Maria Frances, Barbie lark. 2nd Row: Maggie Mercurio, JoAnne Duffy, Brenda Chapman, Ted ettger, Patty Stringfellow, Michele Manik, Hedi Telia, Julie Ford, Carla uporini, Michelle Tompkins, Stacey Miller. 3rd Row: Shelly Bain, Rosey amceck, Lisa Vasquez, Melissa Phillips, Todd Bettger, Eric McKenzie, Randy srguson, Peggy Lalcer, Amy Hatfield, Cindy Moko. Music 199 Denette Reeves Editor Bob Goad Photo Editor John Winchester Sports Editor Angela D’Agostino Clubs Activities Editor Carol Wilson Elizabeth Ezra Asst. Editor Copy Editor Underclassmen Cindy Lewis Janet Jennings Layout Editor Business Manager Faculty Editor Laura Beilina Senior Editor Liz Dick Spirit Editor Seniors Compendiui These people whose faces you see lea out of the pages at you are directly resp ble for the production of this book. Sever them worked extremely hard at it and sacrificed some of their weekends to r deadlines and suffer their advisor’s nag and other perfected abuses. Without conscientious assistance, we might as have ordered 409,600 paper airplanes f the printing company. In fact, we’d be gla Allan Wilson Sports Debbie Kilcrease Janice Gentry Seniors, Faculty Seniors, Juniors Activities Brenda Peter: Cover Design 200 Compendium Staff Staff convert your book if you’re not happy with In addition, all of us before you needed and ceived tremendous cooperation from eryone involved in extra-curricular activities students, teachers, coaches, and ad- inistrators. We developed a great respect r the tremendous positive energy they incrate at this school. We hope we have presented them fairly on these pages. Kenny Martinez Photographer Layouts Lori Schaeffer Back Cover Design Layouts Veronica Jankelevich Layouts Sheila Tobin Spirit Renee Blue Spirit Lisa Molerin Sharon Schaeffer Opening Freshmen, Layouts Susan Galvan Linda Gleason Freshmen, Layouts Opening Michelle Singleton Sports Sarah White Robert Ramento Division Page Design Photographer Cheryl Tells Faculty Tom Fulton Yearbook Advisor Compendium Staff A Wedding ... but it’s not for real! The Creative Living classes study many real life situations. Some of these situations are dating and marriage. The class takes a look at their own values in dating and marriage along with the attitudes and values of our society. After studying many aspects of dating, engagement, and marriage, the students put on a mock-wedding. All of the three classes arranged mock-weddings, with all the trimmings, including: brides, grooms, wedding parties, clergy, wedding cakes, and receptions. The brides and grooms were: Bernie Johnson and Mark Chambers, Cheryl Tells and Mark Skrbina, and Debbie Berti and Bill Ayers. 202 Activities Winter Skol A JO? Freshmen 205 Freshman Class Officers of 1982 I would like to thank all of you for your support and cooperation in making this year run incredibly smoothly. The begin- ning was a little slow, but it picked up when we realized that if we worked together, anything was possible! We will always remember this year as one of the best for the Class of 1985. Sue Brown, President I would like to express my thanks to all of you for voting for me, and for all of the help that Sue and I have received. It was great getting to know all of you. I’m look- ing forward to the three years ahead at Santa Teresa. I am very proud of our school and all of its school spirit. Let’s make the Class of ’85 the very best ever! Cindy Fish, Vice-President I find being a class officer a challer It requires time and effort on my part in return gives me the satisfaction of s ing Santa Teresa. Tony Sommer, Secretary Treasi 206 Freshmen George Aboud Andy Adelhofer Rhonda Akers Danelle Albericci Shiny Alex Nikki Ali Jack Almaqucr Bill Amidon Louis Ammatuna Chrissy Anderson Jim Anderson Joe Andrade Rand Archers Authur Armendariz April Arndt Mike Arnold Liane Asano Varina Asmari Ramona Avale John Babel Kathy Babel Lisa Bacio Mary Badilla Lara Bailey Sungonng Baik Brian Bail Cathy Bamrick Geoffrey Barrall Dawna Barnes Andrew Barraza Jonni Barraza Amy Barron Tricia Bass Julie Baver Brian Beachamp Aaron Bell William Berger Angela Berry Chris Berry Kim Bessa Michael Bethel Don Blackhurst Marcel Blanchette Freshmen Angela Bailorucki Sheree Bocanegra Tracy Bogert Bob Bohdanowicz Kim Bost Kyrsti Boynton Bebbie Brand David Braunstein Joe Brink Gaston Briones Brian Brooks Charles Brown Sue Brown Christine Bryant Pam Bundros Renee Bunkley Suzanne Burkett Celest Burton Jim Bush Carl Bushmayer Paula Bushaw Desiree Camillo Bruce Camp Mike Caravelli Annie Carbajal Samantha Carrillo Natalie Castro Laurie Cavanaugh Ranbir Chanal Judi Chamberlin Thomas Chambers Todd Chambers Brenda Chapman Scott Chapman Lisa Chiang Richard Chin Erik Christian Eugene Christmas Sherry Clardy Ann Clark Diana Claspill Kim Coffee 208 Freshmen Susan Clark Kim Collier Brandy Collins Shelley Collins Steve Conley David Conk Ralph Conway Rick Conway Ann Cox Sandy Cox Shelley Crafts Lisa Crockett Linda Crubas Mike Cruz Sandra Dahl Monika Dahlin Stephen Dale Andy Dalrymple Brian Danley Hoa Dang Debbie Davis Tammie Day Scott Day Troy Daycs Nick Decareo Dianna Degraffareid Gina Delarosa Michele Delintt Dawn Demars Mike Demick Debbie Derfelt Nikki Diankaff Mary Ann Diaz Michelle Diller Cathy Ding John Dinh Tina D’lnnocenti Calton Dirks Lee Ann Doll Darren Dorrell Mark Dougherty Karen Dowell Kristen Dowell Joanne Duffty Kim Duggan Jeannie Dunmyer Dennis Duty Freshmen Nancy Dyer Greg Dyksma Tami Eby Kristine Eckoivitz Kristine Eldridge Eric Eigen Mike Ellenburg Tami Ellis Teri Ellis Jennifer Embley Thomas Embry Pauline Espinosa Lama Enriques Nathan Estruth Barbara Evans Paul Ezra Lynn Fairbanks Clodette Faris Brian Farris Janice Felice Michelle Felix Arlene Fimbrey Shaun Finn Cindy Fish Jackie Flores Bethany Fowler Paula Fowler Loree Fowler Amy Forster Maria Frank Christine Fritts Frik Frizelle 210 Freshmen Mike Fularriase Lee Fry Michelle Galgiani Scott Gallagher Kimlyn Gamboa Dana Garabite Derek Garcia Gina Garcia Jerry Garcia Debbie Garner Raymond Gill Tara Gilligan Michael Goldberg Peter Gonnella Marc Gonzales Mike Gonzales Rick Gonzales Shaun Gonzales Carole Gonzalez Mary Gonzalez Richard Gonzalez Aurora Goodrich Dennis Gordner Robert Gore Missy Got Krissy Gow Debbie Gray Jennifer Greene Lance Grceningcr Wayne Greenwood Brian Gregoire John Gresch Marol Grevstad Doni Grimaldi Ben Grimmer Barbara Groening Susie Grover Annette Guebara Jeff Gullicksen Gary Gunderson Rosie Gutierrez David Haggerty Colleen Hanes Jodi Hanesworth Ryan Hammond Le La Hardesty Freshmen 211 Leslie Harris Sharon Head Stacie Heafner Eric Hedeen Miles Heller Kyle Hemmig Christi Hempel Julie Hendrix Justin Henry Rodo Hernandez Rosie Hernandez Clifford Hicks Bill Hightower Kristin Higuchi Deanna Hills Steven Hogate Shelly Hogrefe Jack Holmes Tonya Holst Yuji Honma Kim Hope Paul Howard Tina Hudspeth Suzanne Hughes Lory Ice Amy Ichinaga Craig Iden 212 Freshmen Dianna Irvin David Izat Janelle Jackson Robert Jacobson Kenneth James Jamie Jamison Jeff Jenkins Tiffany Jenkins Faith Jennings Diana Jerolimou Brian Jones Janice Jones Brenton Johnson Yvonne Keeffe Karen Keelin Debbie Kellner Janelle Kellner Mike Kcllui Lorrie Kelly Jim Keltner Todd Keough Kim Ketcher Michelle Keyes Rob Keys Denise King Steven King Juanita Kluender Everett Knapp Travis Knox Nickale Konersman Jerry Krug Lori Kulwin Ken Kunkel John Laffey Dianne Lambert Julie Lambert Bill Lancaster Kelly Lansdowne Tony Lara Walter Lavelle Tammie Lawrence Michelle Lebr Freshman 213 Jackie Leccussan Lorrie Lemas Annie Leonti Diana Lewin Dan Lipken Angelika Liss Billy Locke Cheryl Lokke Jackie Lonero Kelly Long David Lopez Jose Lopez Antrea Lorenz Deidrien Love Lisa Lozada Robyn Lucas Lucia Nytes Larry Luscher Ron Lychak Ken MacLennan Gina Maimone Gary Maisel David Makler David Malay Aaron Malchaw Eric Malick Jennifer Malke Eric Malmstrom Chris Mann Rob Mansfield Julie Manuta Valeria Mar Alex Marken Pete Marra Brian Marshall Shawn Martain Tina Martinez Rachelle Martini Michelle Mascarella Mike Mastrocovo Mike Mathewson Paul Matsumoto Giann'a Mazzucco Jackie McCalister John McCorkell Julie McDanile Stan McDanile Sean McGowan Dennis McKay Tim McMahon 214 Freshmen Barbara Meeham Lawna Mendoza Carmen Mercado Maggie Mercurio Darlene Meza Lisa Miller Melinda Miller Stacey Miller John Michmiller Jackie Modic Kenneth Morrison Denise Mory James Morris Jim Morris Kevin Morris Dan Morgan Yvonne Moreno Frank Morales Tracey Monroe Dianne Moore Brian Mohrmann Trina Mohlring Robert Mueller Jeff Murray Charny Myers Teresa Myers Arlene Naskrent Chantele Nelson Tom Nowland Tom Newman David Niemeyer Stacey Nollette Freshmen Peter Paladino Greg Paler Marquis Palmer Nancy Parelia Kim Parsons Forrest Patterson Jackie Lynn Pease Suzanne Pellett Tina Pendry Chara Persiani Debbie Pesta Beck Peterson Kathy Phan David Phillips Kelvin Phillips Cindy Piazza Dorren Piazza Tim Peletio Laura Pino Mark Prather Shalyn Price Lisa Pritchard Douglass Proctor Bob Radimecky Shaza Rahahich Paul Ramirez Tracey Ramsey Kirk Rascon Jamie Ray Greg Red Michele Reday Carrie Reed Lana Reifenrath Laura Reifenrath Irene Richmond Sheryl Richmond Tony Rietz Kathy Riggle Lynette Rinella Jimmy Robinson Keith Robinson Connie Rodriguez Kevin Roessler Kathy Romanko Lori Rose Mike Ross John Roulson 216 Freshmen Evelyn Ruiz Brian Russell Ellen Sacman Mike Salewsky Benny Sanchez Angie Sandecki Bonnie Sargenson Terrill Sarter Jr. Jon Scadden John Scarpace Stephanie Schaefer Arthur Schmidt Janice Schmitt Todd Schultek Mina Sciorelli Randi Seghieri Kelly Selfridge Nick Semenzo Karin Shadwick Robert Shaffer Rob Shaw Debra Shephard Kuo Shichan Michelle Shoji Rob Silva Scott Simmons Kevin Simon Yuri Simpson Dennis Sims Mike Skar Todd Skraban Barb Skrana Bill Sloan Doni Sloan Jeff Smith Lennie Smith Suzy Soloman Tony Sommer Rally Soong Dana Spencer Chris Spina Julie Staker Yvonne Stang Michelle Stankevich Gabriale Steinmetz Troy Stenstrom Wendy Stevens Freshmen 217 April Stewart Bill Stewart Bryan Stewart Sabrina Stevens Mark Stevenson Juleigh Straley Patty Stringfelloo Lisa Sullivan Patrick Sveum Michelle Tabbah Jan Takeshita Walter Tanaka Vicael Tarzian Denele Taylor Deven Taylor Mike Thomas Greg Thorsteinson Melissa Tinney Angela Tolvo Sisine Toum Jennifer Trautman Amy Trimply Cuong Tron Terri Trumble Kenny Tsai Tami Tucker Duane Tuell Elizabeth Turnboo Lynn Valdivia Jeri Vanhoozen Ray Varela Vicky Vargas Jonathan Vasquez Lisa Vega Frank Ventura Bob Vergara Ronda Verner Michael Videlle Lynn Visitacion Fred Vitola Tanya Vorwerk Kathy Wallace Tom Wallace Dan Wafers Kristy Weaver Leslie Weaver Taylor Webb Allen Wells David Wells Randy Welch 218 Freshmen Jim Welsh Richard Westfall Kay Wallen Christine White Dayna White Terry White Val Wildner Jill Wilkie Angela Williams Greg Williams Heather Williams Matt Willaims Michelle Williams Ted Williams Trela Williams Debbie Winchester Paul Winford Melissa Winn Paula Wisdom Billy Wise Allan Wilson Cherie Wilson Shelly Wilson Vickie Womack Carl Woodall Christine Woods Curtis Woolbright Kellie Woolf Allen Worley Angela Worley Yvonne Yeh Angela Young Freshmen 219 220 Clubs Clubs Performing Arts Club The Performing Arts Club’s purpose is to enhance the appreciation of the theatre. This is done by having th members see as many plays as possible. Ms. Mary Romano is the club advisor. Chess Club The Chess Club, a member of the national chess organization, was formed to familiarize students with the rules an strategy of the game. The club sponsors intramural, scholastic and open tournaments at Santa Teresa. The advisor t this club is Mr. Phuong Cong. Clubs 222 Students of the World The Students of the World Club is dedicated to the concept of learning about many different cultures. The nembers in this club include both foreign and American students. Mrs. Schwalen is the advisor for this club. I.R.C. Every year the I.R.C. (International Relations Club) participates in a Model United Nations on the U.C. Berkley Campus, and hold their own MUN here at Santa Teresa in November. Officers are: Secretary General — Suyoung Baik, President — Evan Hughes, Vice President — Mike Tomasco, Secretary Treasurer — Jerry Lawson, Executive Assistant — Linda Emmorey. The advisor is Warren Brown. ciubs 223 President: Elizabeth R. Ezra Vice-President: Corey P. Mandell Secretary: Carla Lamporina Advisor: Warren Brown “Good morning, this is KSTS ..And so a booming voice begins every school day at Santa Teresa. Dedicated to doing the morning an- nouncements, the KSTS Broadcasting Club performs an important service for the Student body. They meet every Friday to schedule the announcers for the following week, and select a program director to coordinate the morning bulletin. Being a member of the KSTS Club is a big responsibility, as announcers must arrive at school a half hour before the first bell, and are held accountable for what is heard over the airwaves. This year, members of the KSTS Club answered phones on the local public television sta- tion, Chanel 54, during their pledge drive. 224 Clubs Reserve Club After Russel Wzrick and Richard Johnson attended a summer program called Spit Option Training and graduated from basic training, they formed the Reserve Club. With other reservists, these men inform students of military occupations the service offers and present the colors each morning. The advisor is Mr. Vierra. National Honor Society Brenda Allen Yvette Black Karen Chamberlin Deborah Chapman Don Chin Ivan Clarke Elizabeth Ezra Pam Foppiano Diane Ichinaga Mary Kolb Jeff Koppelmaa Debbie Livingood Mark Matthiessen Laurie Opp Mike Randal Cheryl Rohde Mike Tomasco Lauren Whelihan Steve White The National Honor Society is made up of students who have consistently gotten good grades through high school. The advisor is Mrs. Degan. Clubs 225 Le Clalron Comme vous le savez deja, le Clairon est entre dans sa troisieme annee, et naturellement, avec Page il atteindra la maturite. La contribution est tres differente car votre “devoir” vous donnera une satisfaction interne et les autres auront vraiment le plaisir de lire vos articles qui sont des faits interessants et des divertissments. Ce journal n’est pas seulement pour les etudients avances. Au contraire, tout le monde est capable de le lire. Nous vous remercions de vos contributions au Clairon et Bonne Continuation pour notre cher Clairon. -rench Club 'he highly organized French Club is the only club on campus that publishes its own newsletter. The purpose of this lub is to help in the understanding of French culture. The advisor is Mr. Cong. S The California Scholarship Federation is an organization that recognizes students with high grade point averages. The idvisor is Mrs. Carol Hoglund. Clubs 227 Fellowship Club The purpose of the Fellowship Club is to meet the spiritual needs of students. At weekly meetings the students discu their faith with special guest speakers. The advisor is Mr. Gigliotti. c.s.u The Chicano Student Union is a group of Chicanos and Chicanas who help each other, and take pride in becomin more aware of their culture. The main event is the Cinco De Mayo celebration. The advisor is Mr. Martinez. 228 Clubs F.B.L.A. Future Business Leaders of America is a state and national organization for students enrolled in business and office education programs in the California secondary schools. The advisor is Mrs. Brewer. Writers’ Club The Writers’ Club is dedicated to the pursuit of lunacy. Its president Elizabeth Ezra, along with its sixteen vice- presidents, worked hard to produce ST’s best literary magazine ever, entitled: “I Want To Sing and Dance and Throw Away My Bank Book” (available in paperback at a bookstore near you). The advisor is Mr. Sheehy. Clubs 229 The Spanish Club is made up of Spanish class students who are interested in the Spanish culture and traditions. Th advisor is Mr. Juan Martinez. i The purpose of the German Club is to expand the knowledge of the German culture. The advisor is Mr. Brown. 230 Clubs Pep Club The purpose of the Pep Club is to boost spirit at the S.T. games. The “Peppers” go to all the games to yell and scream for the Saints. The advisor is Mr. Gigliotti. Ski Club The ski club is for anyone and everyone interested in skiing. Club members take annual ski trips whenever there is “snow in the Sierras.” The advisors are Mr. Caprino and Mr. McClung. Clubs 231 Administrators George House — Principal College: University of Santa Clara 4 I Thomas Niemiller — Assistant Principal Administrative Services College: University of California, Berkeley 234 William Yamaki — Associate Principal Educational Development College: University of Santa Clara Edward Vierra — Assistant Principal Student Services College: San Jose State Faculty Teachers 1. Barbara Abeln — P.E. 2. Ronald Ban — Woodworking, Racquetball Club Advisor College: San Jose State 3. Kay Banchero — World Cultures College: U.C.S.B., University of Calif., Berkeley, S.J.S.U. 4. Ed Baptiste — Math 5. James Barnett — Intro. Science, General Science, Racquetball Club Advisor, Freshman Class President Advisor College: Davis, S.J.S.U. 6. Stuart Bartell — Safety Ed. Careers 7. Janice Bauhofer — Mass Media, Comp. Language 8. Frank Bautista — English IC, English IIB College: Calif. State University Hayward, U.C. Berkeley, University of Oregon 9. Cheryl Brewer — Shorthand, Typing, Personal Notehand 10. Warren Brown — German, German Club Advisor 11. Jeff Campbell — Guitar, Inter. Band, Choir 12. Ted Cano — Safety Ed. Careers College: Chico State, University of Santa Clara Faculty 235 1. Nicholas Cappeloni — W.E.E.P., Typing II, Business Mach. College: U.C. Santa Barbara, U.C.L.A. 2. Timothy Carl — U.S. History, Junior Class Advisor College: U.C. Santa Barbara, UCLA 3. Launa Carlson — English IAA, English IA, C.S.S. 4. Gorden Chapman — Counselor College: San Jose State University 5. Steve Clark — General Science, Biology. 6. Phuong Cong — French I, II, III, French Club Advisor, Chess Club Advisor College: Sacramento State University, Sorbornne University 7. James Cope — Biology, Intro. Science 8. Gerald Cox — English IIB 9. James Craig — World Culture 10. Mary Ann Crannell — Intro. Science, Biolog College: San Jose City College, San Jose State Universit 11. Rick Curry — World Cultures, Law in Actio 12. Joyce Degan — Counselor, C.S.I 236 Faculty 1. Les De Leon — Biology, General Science 2. Mike DeVita — Art 1, Commercial Art, Photo I, Department Chairperson, AV Coordinator, 1M Coordinator College: Academy of Arts (S.F.), West Valley, San Jose State 3. Shirley Donahue — World Cultures, Government 4. Lynn Dyche — Math 1 5. William Frazer — Chemistry, Physics 6. Gayle Fulton — Art, Advanced Foods, P.E. 7. Thomas Fulton — English IIC, Novels, Poetry, Yearbook Advisor College: U.C. Berkeley 8. Chon Gallegos — P.E., Varsity Football Coach College: San Jose State 9. Harry Garcia — Adapted P.E. College: San Jose State 10. Dave Gigliotti — Safety Education Careers, Varsity Baseball Coach, Fellowship Club Advisor, Popcorn Salesman College: San Jose City College, CAL State, S.J.S.U. 11. Robert Gil — Government, Psychology 12. Christine Giuli — Algebra IA, Algebra II, Consumer Math College: West Valley, San Jose State, Santa Clara Univ. Faculty 237 1. Mary Gonzales — General Business, Typing College: San Jose State 2. Beatriz Gonzales — Spanish 3. Sharon Goodenough — Early Learning and Guidance, Creative Living, Frosh-Soph Volleyball College: Cal Poly 4. Ed Grant — English IB, IIC College: San Jose State 5. Anne-Marie Grusonik — English IC, IB 6. Carol Guertin — Reading Improvement, English 7. John Haines — Typing, Accounting 8. Margaret Halstead — English 238 Faculty 9. Olivia Heathcote — E.S.L., Reading Proficiency Review College: Braircliff 10. Carol Hoglund — Rapid Reading Critical Thinking, Advanced Short Story, Mass Media College: Fresno State, Polytechnic State 11. Charles Howard — History, Government 12. Thomas Howden — Electronics, Math 1. Susan Kentera — Girls ’ Advisor 2. Allan King — Computer Math I, Trig., Study Skills, Basic Math 3. John Koppel — Government, Psychology 4. Robert LaMonte — U.S. History, Junior Class Advisor College: Univ. of Santa Clara 5. Tom Lebherz — Math I, Algebra 34, P.E. 6. Galen Lemmon — Band, Jazz Ensemble, Music Theory, Guitar II College: San Jose State 7. Anita Long — English I1A, Reading Imp. 1, Reading Imp. II 8. Marilyn Louden — English IIA, Counseling, Student Tutoring Program College: San Jose State 9. Ray Lychak — P.E. 10. Nancy Mandler — Science College: U.C. Berkeley 11. Juan Martinez — Spanish I and II, Bilingual Resource Teacher 12. Fredric Matalone — Counseling College: San Jose State Faculty 239 1. Steve McClung — World Cultures, U.S. History, Varsity Girls’ Basketball, Ski Club College: Shasta Jr. College, Chico State 2. Dennis McKenna — Geometry, Algebra II, Algebra MI 3. Gary Melching — Advanced Biology, Biology 4. Wayne Merritt — Geometry, Computer Math, Algebra II 5. Barbara Neilson — English II, Comp, and Lang. College: University of Utah, Santa Clara Univ., San Jose State 6. Karyn Neujahr — English IB, Journalism, Humanities, School Newspaper, Quill and Scroll Society College: San Jose State 7. Ron Newburn — Architectural Drafting MI-III, Technical Drawing I-IHII, Construction I, II College: San Jose State 8. Frank Olsen — P.E. 240 Faculty 9. Louree Parkinson — P.E. 10. Jim Passalacqua — C.S.S., English IC and IB, Humanities II, Decathalon Coach, Advanced Placement English College: Santa Clara 11. Juan Pichardo — Spanish I, II, III, IV 12. Lesley Pierce — Special Education Basic English, Resource Specialist College: Whittier College, Fisk Univ. (exchange student), San Jose State, Notre Dame ___________ 1. Vincent Proby — Life Science, General Science 2. Lawrence Ragan — Record Keeping, Typing I, Accounting MI, Typing II 3. Hope Roccasalva — Homemaking I, Wilderness Skills 4. Mary Romano — English IIB, Speech, Drama II, Performing Arts Club. College: Santa Cruz University, San Jose State 5. Jerry Romero — Basic English, Counseling. 6. Henry Rubio — Math MV College: San Jose State 7. James Sagray — Chemistry, Intro. Science 8. Robert Schuster — P.E., Advanced Literature, Fantasy Literature, Basketball and Tennis Coach, Ski Club. College: University of Utah, Weber State, San Jose State 9. Nancy Schwalen — ESL, Developmental Reading, Composition and Language, Students of the World College: San Jose State 10. Kathleen Scialabba — P.E., P.E. Department Head, Girls’ Athletic Director College: Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo 11. Mary Anne Sequeda — Bilingual English I, II, III, IV, English IIB, Spanish I, Spanish Club 12. William Sheehy — Creative Writing, College Study Skills. Western Civilization, Advanced Fiction Writing, Decision Making, Writers’ Club College: St. Marys College, Cal State, Hayward Faculty 241 1. Nick Shehadi — Alg. MI, IIMV 2. Madeline Spencer — College Study Skills, Comp, and Lang., District English Subjects Supervisor College: Notre Dame, Stanford Univ. 3. Marie Stefanisko — Basic Math, Study Skills 4. Alphonso Stines — Boys’ Advisor 5. Mary Tietz — Alg. IIMV, Consumer Math, Alg. MI 6. Warren Strouse — Art I, Drawing and Painting, Photo I 7. Mattye Tolbert — Counselor 8. Howard Trekell — Head Counselor College: Univ. of the Pacific, Santa Clara Univ. 242 Faculty 9. Oscar Trevino — Metals, Woodworking, Varsity Wrestlinc College: San Jose State 10. Chris Tsuji — Alg. MI, Geometry, Comp. Math I 11. John Turner — Freshman English, Fantasy Literature, Fantasy Clut College: Univ. of Santa Clara 12. Linda Turner — Alg. IIMV, Consumer Math, Spirit Leaders’ Advisor College: U.C.S.B., San Jose State 1. Barbara Uchiyama — P.E., Varsity Badminton and Varsity Volleyball Coach College: San Jose City, San Jose State, Cal. Poly 2. Peter Vultee — Short Story, English 1IC, World Cultures College: Stanford University 3. Richard Wade — Senior Math, Algebra 34, Geometry, Cross Country, Girls’ Soccer and Girls’ Track Coach. College: San Jose State 4. Jim Whitaker — Auto 1, II, III College: Humboldt State University 5. Marilyn Williams — Algebra 1A, Trigonometry College: San Jose State 6. Catherine Worden — Chemistry, Intro. Science I College: San Jose State 7. Mary Alice Thornton — Childcare Faculty 243 1. “Travis, you’re a year too late!” 2. “If you think this is hard, wait until the test.” 3. “We are gathered here today . ..” 4. A face only a mother would love. 5. “Look, Mom, no hands! or feet?” 9. Deanna La Torre — Teamteaching, Socail Studies 10. Jo Anne Wilson — Teamteaching, Social Studies 11. Janice Young — Teamteaching, Math 12. Joan Paulecic — Teamteaching, Safety Ed. 13. Donna Walker — Registration, Counseling 14. Shirley Rush — Counseling Classified 1. Diane Neil — Principal’s Secretary 2. Elizabeth Foster — PBX Receptionist 3. Joanne Sizemore — Bookroom 4. Sharon Northrop — Health Clerk 5. Sonja Palmer — Bank 6. Betty Kouns — Librarian (Certified) 7. Lillian Schuller — Librarian 8. Dotty Manischalchi — Councelling Faculty 245 1. Dick De La Rosa — Liaison, Attendance 2. Virginia Maldonado — Attendance 3. Patricia Schantz — Attendance 4. Sylvia Diaz — Attendance 5. Anne Berstrom — English and Math 6. Rudy Averbeek — Campus Policeman 7. Carol MacDonald — Career Center 8. Glea LaLond — Science 9. Melody Jansen — Child Care, Special Education 10. Kathleen Fuller — Special Education 11. Lee Jett — Campus Policeman 12. Greg Korver — Campus Policeman 246 Faculty 7. Manuel Dutra — Custodian 8. Mark Lambert — Custodian 9. Steve Lopez — Custodian 10. Eugenio Trejo — Gardener 1. Beverly Aceves — Food Center 2. Gwen Goforth — Food Center 3. Judy Lemasters — Food Center 4. Mary Lou Rose — Food Center 5. Betty Tirri — Food Center 6. John Crabtree — Custodian Faculty 1. “JoAnn, I told you The City was a strange place.” 2. “This sure beats sweeping.” 3. “Cut it out, Harpo.” 4. S.T. Golf Course 5. “Dare Me!” 248 Faculty O • •i• Senior Citizens Volunteers For the first time in Santa Clara County, senior citizens have a meaningful role in a public high school. The volunteer seniors are tutoring students in reading, writing and math. They are also serving as resource people by providing suggestions for adding real-life writing skills to the curriculum. In exchange for thier services, the seniors are entitled to use their choice of Santa Teresa’s facilities and or receive other help as needed. As a result of the program, the students and staff of S.T. have become involved with the seniors at the Southside Community Center. For example, students from the jazz band and drama class performed at the center. In addition, many S.T. students helped the senior citizens have a nicer Christmas by contributing food during the school’s annual food drive. Mr. Gigliotti, a S.T. safety education teacher, holds weekly exercise classes for the senior citizens. Faculty 249 Renee Suzanne Martorana March 29,1966 to January 5, 1982 Passing seasons, Many years, tfy a frf laughter, Tears and sorrow and through it all We remain together in our hearts. Love Always, Your Family and B.F. Karen C. 250 In Memory of. . . FRIENDS A shoulder to cry on, an ear to bend, Money to borrow, clothes to lend. Friday night movies, afternoon walks, Being together, our “private” talks. Mending our hearts, crying those tears, Planning our futures, voicing our fears. Our memories together, may they never end. Always together, forever friends. Editor’s Page 251 Congratulations to the Class of 1982 Share the times of your life with those who share their lifetimes with you. A thought from Western School Portraits, a photographic studio dedicated to pre- serving memories of your school years through senior portraits, school picture packages, team photos, and prom pictures. 252 Sponsors GOOD LUCK TO YOU, CLASS OF ’82 Red Carpet — Blossom Valley Associates 6146 Comino Verde Dr. San Jose, CA 95119 Bus. (408) 5784000 Res. (408) 225-7621 Ask For. . . BOB BIGGS Red Carpet’s No. 1 Salesman . .. 1978, 1979, 1980, 1981 CONGRATULATIONS 1982 GRADUATES! From the Gentle Dentist: Gordon K. Kanagaki, D.D.S. 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