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

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1983 volume:

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A reflection of time paued Uft A tly look ncipn from t drifung young nun. Introduction 3 4 Introduction Yearbook Dedication This year's yearbook dedication is award- ed to Mr. Bill Sheehy. This kind-hearted man gives his students not only a classical education, but something just as valuable, his friendship. Bill Sheehy teaches English, but in his classroom some of the most important lessons taught arc those that the students learn about themselves. He makes students ask questions about themselves that they had never asked before. Mr. Sheehy has been teaching for many years and has developed an insight into the problems that high school students suffer from. Not only does he understand these problems, but he tries his best to help the students solve them. Bill Sheehy is very involved in school- related activities. He is an organizer of the Literary Club, and also a trustee on the Oak Grove School Board. In addition to his talents as a teacher, ad- visor and school board member. Mr. Sheehy is also an actor. He was in the San Jose Com- munity Theater production of The Un- sinkablc Molly Brown. We arc honored to have Bill Sheehy on the school staff, and very proud to dedicate the 1982-83 Compendium to such a fine man. oppoiittpngt Ufa pleased to be back to school. oppoiitt pagt top right: Sauntering off to class. Mr. Schuster and Mr. Howden make sadistic plans for their students. oppoiitt pjgt bottom: Honor Chemistry students, Alison Reed and Kim Mart perform a lab: the chemistry make up of Kim’s candy bar. Yearbook Dedication 5 Arena Scheduling On August 30. 1982. the traditional mad dash for the right teachers and courses began, commonly known as Arena Schedul- ing. Although, this hectic event was well planned, most students experienced a very trying day. The seniors crowded in with scribbled schedules and hopeful expressions. They were followed, in no particular order, by other classes. The forceful and the bewildered, the determined and the haphazard, all found that a little compromise was clearly needed. All of the students wandered from table to table and pleaded with teachers and counselors for courses that they thought were imperitive for their future. The look of relief on some students' faces when they found out that Humanities II was full was in- spired sympathy indeed. Other courses that caused students some frustration were Rapid Reading — Critical Thinking, fourth period Government and Advanced Biology. Eventually the frustration, relief and final copies were all in order. The 1982-1983 school year was fixed ... on paper anyway. cum i semm Arena Scheduling ff ting gt, if Mimi Grimmer and Howard Trekell discuss Mimi’s schedule. fpitugsgr, huitm left: ST doe not discriminate against on the basis of religion, color, sea, or weather their sugar coated or jelly filled fgtiilt gsgt. butem right: Beacky Hopkins and Julie Jensen share a moment of happiness while signing- up for consumer math. Uft: Dand Harvey and Lori Lopei await hard copy schedules. War Uft: After a grueling day at arena scheduling the defeated man callapes. War: Donny Morgan son and Rodger Klapp make crafty plans for their junior year. hiltm Mr. Bill Yamaki does his part to help out with arena scheduling. Arena Scheduling right: The temple of knowledge became the source of frustration on the first day of school. btUv: Campus douple Mark Pala rolo and Debbie Kclner take early morning stroll. bottom Uft: Mr. George House and Mr. Vierra welcome the students to Santa Teresa. bottom right: Fred Natalone, Gardon Chapman. Joyce Degan were the co-ocdinators behind the yellow slips of paper. 8 Opening Day Uft: Football tong girls hold back rampaging students. aboit. The freshmen enjoy the first day of school. Opening Day An exceptionally fine school year began with feelings of anxiety, determination and high hopes. When students walked on to the campus they noticed that not only was the gym painted this fall's most fashionable color, pineapple, but so were all the other buildings. Last year's senior prank remnants still lingered about the campus. A sudden realization of obligation was strong, another year of hard work and extreme fun. The morning assembly would have been so much more exciting if the P.A. system had worked. Not that anyone cared to hear the assembly; most just wanted to watch the spirit leaders. After a long, futile attempt to read Mr. Vicrra's lips, the next challenge was to find one's class schedule. To get their schedules, many students had to wait in line for hours, outside the library. Not only did the students wait but so did some of their parents. By mid-day Mr. Ncimillcr realized that the masses were too large for the limited number of counselors to handle; he sent the overload of students and parents home. Following tradition, the school day ended early, and students eagerly left the campus. The end of opening day became the beginning of the 1982-1983 school year. Opening Day 10 The Homecoming Game The Homecoming week ended with the football game against Independence. All was not lost even though the Saints lost badly to the top-ranked team in the C.C.S. Still, the football team played respectably. The coronation of the homecoming queen and king took place during half-time in the football game. The members of the homecoming court were Lewis Chavez. Joe Koeplin, Steve Koch, Mike Hornsby, and Rich Vogel. The princesses were Chris Mor- phew, Joan Palmer. Kelly Reese. Chris Rosker and Cathy Toscano. Last year's Queen, Renee Blue, was there to crown Chris Rosker, this year's Queen and Rich Vogel as this year's King. I have never seen so much spirit shown by all the classes — I think that the level of enthusiasm was at an all-time high for S.T.” said Commissioner of Spirit, Audrey Sadler. shttn Dazzling smiles flashed by King Richard Vogel and Queen Chris Rosker. right:The 1982-85 Homecoming court: Lewis Chavez.Joan Palmer.Joe Koeplin, Chris Moephew. Mike Hornsby. Kelly Reese. Steve Koch. Cathy Toscano. The King Richard Vogel, the Queen Chris Rosker. Homecoming Homecoming 12 Homecoming Homecoming Week The 1983 Homecoming Week w« very successful. The A.S.B. officers organized the week's events; which consisted of building decoration, rent-a-Senior days, dressup days, and daily nontime rallies. The rallies were for class competition such as, the balloon stomp, obstacle course, and of course everyone's favorite — twister. Besides Rent-a-Senior day the climax of the week was Thursday. Reach class was responsible for a skit. The theme differed from class to class; the theme for the Freshman class was Annie Get Your Gun, for the Sophomores it was Annie.” the Junior class was Chorus Line, and the Senior skit theme was Grease. Except for the Freshmen, who did not do a skit, all of the productions were very entertaining. Although the Seniors won the spirit week, the Juniors trailed by less than fifteen points. The Sophomores took third, followed by the Freshman class who took last. With even the Freshmen show of spirit, Homecoming week showed a lot about the enthusiasm of the Santa Teresa students, said Senior Class President, Corey Mandell. I think the class of ‘86 has a good start. sktvt lift: No. Angie Pointer is not advertising for a new facial mask. l ft: Mr. Tomer and Mr. Pichardo reveal their twisted sense of humor. Homecoming 13 The Class ef Seniors 15 16 Senior Dedication The class of 1983 had a difficult time deciding to whom the senior section should be dedicated. There were a lot of mixed feel- ings among the seniors, because S.T. has so many great teachers. It seemed that one man stood out in most minds — Mr. William M. Frazer. Every so often a teacher comes along that most of the student body thinks is very special. He has been chosen for his warmth and understanding that he shows for his students. Many students look upon him as a grandfather figure. Thus, he has a nickname of Grandfather Frazer. He has never let the generation gap separate him from his students. Mr. Frazer has been the head of the science department since 1973. He is respon- sible for Santa Teresa having one of the best science departments in the Santa Clara Valley. He is a life-time member of the Na- tional Honor Society and remains very active in this prestigious club. Since Grandpa Frazer is a Death Valley advisor, when the club plans the field trip, the members depend on Grandpa to leave two days early to take care of the red tape, which makes for a more enjoyable time for the club members. Mr. Frazer keeps very active with hobbies such as backpacking, camping, and think- ing. Among other things he has made (from scratch) his own color television set. The Class of '83 is very proud of our teachers, and especially proud to have a man such as Mr. Frazer on the Santa Teresa facul- ty. We thank you. Mr. Frazer for your help and guidance. The class of 1983 appreciates the many hours you have dedicated to our school. Senior Dedication Corey Mandel Marc Miller Suyoung Baik President Vice President Secretary Treasurer Senior Class Officers Seniors 17 John Aglet red no arms «our J ff I don't need no arms around me.! don't need no drugs to calm me. 1 have seen the writing on the WALL. Sophia Alt Una Pictura Milia Vetba Est. Manny Amaral Hanky Panky and Stanky” Barry Anderson Let's get crazy. Insanely-Awesome, to. The Max and AYY!, Get. Rad. and? To the other sidesKiller. Maria Andrade DJ — It's been fun and now It's done but our friendship will last foresee! Brion I have my eye on you! Christina Allen It's been real It's been fun But it hasn't be teal fun. Good luck next year Brig. Frien always. James Andrews Moving on is a chance you take everytir you try to stay together. Russ Angulo Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Brian Anthony This is it. FREEDOM at last.To bad we have to start all over. Thanx to all my friends especially Julie Sheri Arigoni Pammie. thanx for being my best-friend for 15 years. Remember Oakridge lanes. Essex, and El Camino?!! Robert Atkin No Great lose has a man. than when he lays down his life for a friend Ruth Ayala It's been hard but I'm glad I did it for you Mom. I love you Kathy Babel Kamana Wanna lieu u Hawaii 83 rules What a trip nifus. Aloha! 18 Arnold Bad i I la Lina Pictura Milia Verba Est. Denise Baldwin iris — hercs to the good times. Have a I one! C.S. best friends forever. Luv ya Dee. Rosemary Badilla Through these years I've accomplished much. I'm glad I stayed in school thanks Mom and Dad. Suyoung Baik J K — I'll never 4gct the times we had. L L — Thanx 4 everything! D's — Caves and Doors. P.B. — DV was MEGA!!! John Baker Soccer. C.O., D.V., the parties, and the people made S.T. the best. Good luck to my friends. Mike. Hawaii! Seniors 19 I Senior Suyoung Baik Spotlight For many reasons Suyoung Baik has been voted Most likely to succeed by the class of '83. One of the reasons is that she has been involved in stu- dent government since her sophomore year in school. As a Sophomore she was the class secretary-treasurer. As a junior she was the class's supreme court justice; and in her last year at ST, she was the senior class secretary-treasurer. With Suyoung's outstanding grade point average she has been a member of the National Honor Society for two years. She has also been involved in C.S.F., in which she was vice-president in her junior year. As a senior she became the club's president. She was the secretary general of the Santa Clara Model United Nations for two years. Suyoung was also a member of the In- ternational Relations Club for four years, and as a senior she was the club president. Another club in which she made a large contribution to was the literary club. Suyoung was also a decathathlete. She was award winning member in the Academic Decathlon. She was awarded medals in English, literautre and grammar. Since she exercised such great talent in the English field, ST's English department awarded her for literary talents in her junior year. She is also a fine tennis player. She could be found out on the court with Cathy Toscano, since they were the school's number one doubles tennis team. She was a netter for three years. Not only did Suyoung play tennis, but she also played badminton in her junior year. It would appear that she would not have any time to do much else, but Suyoung does volunteer work at the Santa Teresa Hospital. The class of '83 has been super — I have made many memories along with this talented group. I have made some everlasting friends, in which I in- tend to keep. 20 Seniors Cassandra Barron Thanks for my best yrs ever, Brian — Fresh yr Steve. Tina and Fred — soph, and Mark NWI luv you guys KM Sharon Beale Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. We're traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind ... Lori Bennett Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Danielle Belanger Volleyball Rules! Thanx Uchi. Cappa was fun. Friends always Dawn N. You special Puggles! Caryn Bennett Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Uru John Pictura Beckett Milia Verba Est. Phillip Bennett Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Steven Benson Well we finally made it out of Santa Teresa State Penitentary Good luck l's remember Tim Chevy rules Jack Bertalan Una Pictura Milia Veba Est. Jill Bicking SR. TOGOSand CAPRIS! I?ey VP. wheres my steak? TM thanks for the memoties. KS here comes out future. Dwayne Black Una Pictura Milia Vetba Est. Steve Blase Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Damasi Bocinegra Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Robert Biggs Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Dawn Bonagura has given me many memoties. I ll never ;ct the fun times and good friends. Best friends -lever Heidi Cindia Boyle Well Pop 1 made it!! Thanks fot your help. 1 couldn't have done it without you. Class of 83 were free! Michael Brecheen Una Pictura Milia Vetba Est. Kevin Brink To all the ST Urgns thanx for nothing PS JE and Ben my parents arc leaving this weekend Love You Mom and Dad! Scott Brooks John Brose Thank God! Never forget the class of 83 Una Pictura Milia Vetba Est. and 66. Wrestlers stay-off your bakes and linemen keep making bigger holes. 21 22 Sharri Bruhns Una Pietur� Milia Verba Ek. Krista Brunmeter Remember all the good time I love all; TB MH CM CW DT SS your all thegreatett Scottie beam u me up! Rubun Burciaga Thi one' for my Parent and friend for being there when I need you I'd do it People. Paul Burke11 Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Stephen Burney Thing are going to Mart happening to me now! Damon Bushaw HANKY 'PANKY' and 'STANKY' Alyse Bushman Goodbye and than to the Cave gang. Passa, cat and egg ! The memories will be with me always. Carrie Cady There are things I'd love to forget; TR and things I'll always remember, memories of a perfect 5 yr. old Robert Cardenas Sandys Summer of 22 in 82 was real. Remember Ms. V. Also the 2am marathons. Ohh. Mobley lives than sis. Brenda Carlton Collen your thegreateM friend ever. We finally made it. Scott I love ya! Rich Carper Lisa when the mountains crumble to the sea there will Mill be You and me. Led Zep- pelin. APPLEBOMB? Callie Carpenter ST was great thanx to all my friends and coaches ESP — Maria, Park and McClung Love Karen, Motion BB VB 20 Jeff Cazatt Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Dana Carlson Encounter your dreams be happy and G Luck on your Journey into the future 1 Best Friends Always. uan Cabrera t CT. K, H. May out of trout thanks for everything! Lewis Chavez Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Julie Chandler Brian. I will Treasure my memories of you always. I'll lose you forever. Good Luck to the Class of'8J. Karen Childs All the Luck to my Best Friends Donna. Brenda, and Lisa. Remember the good times we had at West. Red! Hermelinda Chinoy IK — Thank you for being such a special DC. WC. SC. Mom. Dad. And All my friends — Thank you for lielping me through — Luv TC T r-o-Q. L CV r � Vt� VvO-S Seniors 23 Senior The thing that I will always remember about the Class of '83 is their great sense of time. In the past the clock tower has been able to provide accurate time, but in the 1982-83 school year the tower has not been able to complete the service for which it was so rightfully meant. The tower (by the way his name is Ted.) has been the subject of ridicule this year. Ted said that he did not mind, I can take a licking. Although he docs feel very badly about not being able to fulfill to his one and only grave responsibility, he claims that it is not his fault, While they were slopping all that gross pineapple colored crud all over me — WELL you could just imagine how I felt — it seemed as though all the time had just stopped. My father, you know — as in father time, well he is a typical parent and said that it's just an illness that all kids my age get — Senioritis. But I serious- ly don't believe that's the reason, for not being able to expose the correct time. Since Ted had so much time on his hand, he got a job at a time clock at EMC. But because he had been consistently late he was terminated. All was not lost, soon he found a less time-consuming job working for Tyme-Share Co. Ted said that he is very sorry that the class is going their separate ways, It is hard to believe that it has been four years — TEMPIS FUGIT!!! 24 Seniors Nathan Chukes To train and gain progress. you will main- tain. teach and learn, have concern, go to the top. do not stop. Sally Citrano When you wish upon a star all your Rain- bow dreams come true. I won't forget you DT. I miss you Bill B. Susan Clark Audrey: I treasure our friendship. Let's make it last past our middle-age lunches. Thanks! Brian Cockerill Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Paula Chunglo Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Stephanie Clark P.G. Best Buddys D.V. )am Calls� Off tl top! 8 6 3 always! Thanks for the memories P J! Thanks Bummer! S.S. Debbie Conrad 'hanks MN and A.N. for your help. See om and Dad, I made it. Love you all esp. D.L.K. Sue Crowley Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Kim Costa K.R. and D.R. thanx for everything. Death Valley '82 — Love ya Alex — P.S. Songgirls Rule! Sec Flue later Tammy Curfman Good luck 8} grads. I'll miss ya! We made it Jo. w the best of times! thanx capp! XOMJR. Paul Crabill Elena Mac I love you a lot. Soccer Players do it for 90 min. Hey Mike Leavitt and John Klink, I'm out too. Willetia Crockett I thank the Lord and my parents for the guidance, understanding, and love they've given me. I love you! Lisa Cusimano To my family and friends you all have been great to me. Love always Coos Jefferey Dabak Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Angel D’Agostino Kenny DabI ■rtainly the game is rigged — don't let Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. at stop you. if you don’t bet you can't win. Lan Dang Una Pictura Milia Wrba Est. Melissa Dare Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Jeff Darnell ix Mom. Dad. ST SV wish I stayed in- is fmds BFJF EM DG RL luv ya West Valley here I come. Jeannette Davis Good luck to all my friends in the years to come. Love you Mom and Dad. Kerri Dawson Hi Bubba. Bam, and Thao. D.V. was the best and so was S.T!! I love you D.B.L. UCLA here I come. — Kiki Tammy Day Mom and Dad thanks for all of your in- spiration and help these past years. 1 love you! Miss Piggy GSP. 25 26 Gina Dekort Susan wr 2 bad LEOS' 145 Hotlegs. Mickey and Sis. Hawaii awaits us and to all my buds — LETS BOP! Robert Delgado I love you Denise, you made high school fun. Raiders 1. Jeffery Dell Patience, unrkrstanding, forgiveness, faith. Keys which unlock the vast treasures of love. BL. WD. MG •• Monte Demarco Celine Denham Lloyd Denny Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Thanks Mom. Dad. I love you. Good luck Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Gina. Mike Diller Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Carmen Dojohn I've served my time, but now I'm free. Thank you. Lord, for '8J!! Wayne Dorsey Special thanks to my parents for all their help through my 4 years. PS 2 strokes truck 4 strokes suck! Cindy Demar Class of 83 will always be fl. Thanks the teacher and office staff who lent an Thanks Mom and Dad. Christina Diaz So long S.T. It's been fun but I'm sure the time has come. So as Loverboy say “It's over Mike Dougherty All the worlds indeed a stage and we merely players, performers and portraye KB — I luvu just becuz. Mary Easton Huey, Due)1 and (he bunch, thanks for a great t years! It's been R-E-A-L FOAD. Lust ya. Lucy. Darrel Edg in Una Picture Milia verba Est. Cheryl Edwards and those were the memories that made a wealthy soul. Look out — a mach! Luv ya Scooter! Parnelli Karen Eliason my love (RB): you're a very special part of my life. I hope we have many more memories. Love Karen. Mike El wood Dude! Surfings a way of life, either you or you don't. Have a ball class of 8J. Cbristin Eikemoth This year in America was one of the greatest years in my life. Thanks especially to Elisabeth and Andre. Lance Ellingson Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Scott Embry Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Seniors 27 Senior Steve Koch Spotlight Steven Michael Koch has received many awards from numerous activities. Awards such as Junior Athlete of the Year, the Coca-Cola Golden Helmet Award, and Most Valuable Player on the football team two years in a row. I think physical fitness is very important, I enjoy the team sports such as foot- ball and baseball. Everyone should get involved with some sort of sport or activity, it keeps the mind in shape along with one's body.” Steve has received other honors such as Junior Prom King. He was also on the Homecoming court in his senior year. I will never forget how friendly the class of '83 is, and I really appreciate some of the fine friendships 1 have made.” Steve has been involved in school activities since his freshman year. He has participated in both football and baseball. In these two painstaking sports, Steve has done outstandingly well. Because Steve has achieved so much in so many fields, he was voted Bcst-All-Around by his peer group, the senior class. What I like to do on a weekend is to go skiing and to go out with my girlfriend. 28 Seniors Holly Emrich My family — thanx all the luv and sup- port — Bojcan and Rah U 2 R the BEST! I’ll always member the fun X’s! Lance Engel M.S„ B.H.. L.S., and M.M. Thanks for mal ing these four years great. To the metal shop gang — take care. Karen Erskine Young hearts be free tonight time is on your side ... ST, DC, AR, we’ve had a good year so hang loose! Amber Esquivel Lose is a precious word to me. because I’t found its meaning in you. Randy, I'll alwa los e you — 8. Tammy Fajardo Le girls. I’ll never forget all the wild times. Be good!! D.C Best friends F and E R V I ova ya always. Heidi Falkowski There's a feelin I get when I look to th west and my spirit is Ctyin for leaving MVP+Sandy Z. 7 Kim M. Rich Fambrini Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Brenda Faulkner Lisa, May God Bless us that we may always be best of friends Gabby WCB-9 is to If. L. and DTH and NX. Chris Fentoni Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lennart Femstrom Thanx for giving me the BEST year, friends, basketball team. CJ, girls and especially Heddens. Karen Ferreira hank you Dad. Mom and Jerry Romero r all your confidence and help. I love you George Martinez. John Ferro One ring to rule them all, one ring to find them. Kim Fisher JM. SB. TN. SC. AS - my best friends, thanx for everything. I luv you all! PG — dude. PS D.V. was MEGA! lie Flagg Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Kim Flowers The key to life: Be yourself and if people don't like how you are, who cares!! Trisha Flowers Una Pictura Mdia Verba Est. Alan Fowler Coke, Buds, and Beer, put me through this year. Long live sex. drugs and ROCK-N- ROLL! Patty time! John Fritch Good luck to Santa Teresa Basketball. Good luck to everyone. I lose you Gloriann! Margie Flynn Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Diane Froom Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. 29 30 Esther Frutos 1 would rather love someone I cannot have, than have someone I cannot love. Thanks mom. I Love You Diana Fuller Took thanks for being there. Mom and Dad I made it. P. Jennings I think you r Gorgeous. RJST Take care. Desiree Garabito Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Ron Garcia Una Pictura Milia Verha Est. Vickie Gardner TO DG. BP. LG. SP. GN. ES. and Tack Sa Mycket' I love you all! Sweden lives forever in my heart and soul! Ernie Garnica Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lauree Garnica Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Pam Garrett I Luv Ya. Ann. Laura. Missy — Pals Forever Remember Santa Cruz. Missy? and TC and MM and BK. Raquel Garza Rebecca Garza I love you in big ways. I love you in small God bless you all and may God keep you in ways. 1 loveyou this minute and I'll always his tender care. Love. Rebecca Garza love you! Rick Gibbons West Coast Taikon Do Rules! L. Howi the sweep kicker good luck in the futu and A. Fowler thank you Michele Getz Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Celeste Gionet The Bon and Pooh best friends forever. Look out Europe here comes the Nip and Rip. I luv Brentwood. SF. LG. TK DV. Teen a GI asper Zoom this year has flashed but it s been real. Best wishes to all my friends A-Z. KIT B.B. Lettergirls! John Gluck The secret ofbeing a bore! Tell Everyth — Voltaire — 42! Nick Gonzalez Una Piaura Milia Verba Ex. Paul Gonzalez Una Pictura Milia Verba Ex. Rita Gonzalez Angela Gonzales ir mon ami! It'� been 4 great years Ale- jandra, Collen, and Diane. Marite. Tene. Lorynn.Jamye Tricia u guys r tbe best!! Good Luck on 25 RH. y.G. Shy but Cute) SGGOJIT! Maria Gonzalez l my friends esp. Karla. Callie and Jeff. there. Thanx 4 the Luv and Guidance. Hooper J). Mark Greeott Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lynn Green Una Piaura Milia Verba Est. John Griffin Una Piaura Milia Verba Est. Seniors 31 Senior Andrea Macadacg is the captain of the outstanding girls' swim team. The team has placed first in the Mount Hamilton Athletic league for nine years. As a freshman Andrea was voted most outstanding athlete. This year the relay teams, in which she was a member, won the award of All American. She has been involved in swimming for 12 years. She is also a member of the Amateur Athletic Union; she has been voted most valuable in the age group of 15-18. During the summer Andrea is a lifeguard and a swim instruc- tor. Another swim related event that she is involved herself in is SCUBA div- ing. I don't get the chance to dive very often. I believe it to be one of the most exciting things that I do, SCUBA diving is an exciting adventure!!! Andrea has been in the fellowship club and the ski club for all of her high school years. My senior year has been my favorite because during the other years of school, I did not get to feel the camaraderie that I have felt this year. Andrea believes that Tom Lebherz has been the driving force behind to do so well in swimming and in her studies. She has maintained a 3.0 and has applied to San Diego State and Long Beach State. I hope other seniors have felt the sense of belonging that I have. I would like to wish the other class good-luck; S.T. has much to offer and I think that everyone should try and take full advantage of it. 32 Seniors Miriam Grimmer Michael where's my Carmel honeymoon? Fulton. BFD. CH. WM. PB. luv ya' Patty Gucho S.C Best buddys. D.V., Jam calls? Off the top! 6 fi always! Thinks for the memories P and I! Thanks Bummer and Mike Gurtler Lorre, thanks fot being my best buddy. The cabin was great. I love you Aleta Walker and always will. Steve Gunderson MS. TP. RH. GA. MD. stay in school! nalism was cool person was special. I UCLA and save the seals! Alejandra Gutierrez I come to you with open arms. I Mike. Friends always Colleen. Rita. D One more year Chris! Bich Ha Maneca Haas Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. To the gang who was out of school t than in. CM. KB. TB. $$. DT. CW. U BEST. PS (I'm right B-hind u RM Mike Haggarty 3pc the test of my life is as good as the last four years have been. Jeff Hamilton Thanks to my parents and friends. I can’t believe we made it! Denise, you are in my heart always. Paula Hammett Jeff Hammond Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Una Pictura Mulia Verba Est. Robert Hammond Alison Hamrol Song Ki Han Rosanna Hancock Una Pictura Milia Vctba Est. Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Do who a what? Bret Hart uld I stay or should I go? Thanks for e great times M.S., M.M, and L.E. Mike Healy If this is what it takes to graduate, the freshmen will have lots of problems doing Richard Healy I would like to say thank you Staff members for all your good work. It has been really terrific. Erin Healy To the Sova gang and Mom. Thank you for your constant support and friendship. Good Luck! Love Patty. Rex Henthorn Una Pictura Milia Vcba Est. Guillermo Hernandez It was hard Perogracias a dios y a ustedcs. Mom and Dad. La hice. Hay los guacho. PURO MEXICO. Leah Herndon Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Cindy Henderson mt to thank my family and my best Katie Fitzgerald and Mimi Grimmer for their support. Luv ya. 33 34 Sandy Herrera Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Stan Hicks To the Gang its been treat the last 4 years. DR. and JW. good luck at Chico. See everybody else at JC. Trizia Hill DV desert rats rule! Softball 1 S.S.'s are cool. EmmtiJTLR sexy eight! Boobz and Tittz forever!! 24 Patricia Holm Thanks for the friends and memories ST Mark Hoi stem Una Pictura Milia Verbi Est. Lisa Horn I’m grateful to my parents who hue en- couraged me in achieving up this level, the ST class of 1983 Donna Hopper Well Maria we did it. Thanks Mom Dad Danny I lose ya Michael Hornsby The best things come in small places. Three years of football, and hopefully more. B6L 77 MJH Larry Howard Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Rene Hughs It's almost to good to be true — thanks guys for sharing my happiness Visit me in Fresno K” no regrets Tort n Hussey To the group: SH DR CS WV MR SB GR TJ DJ good luck. I love you JW Lose always Tori VeronicaJacintho Una Pictura MSlia Verba Em. Trina Jacobs Please don't tell me to relax — it's o tension that's holding me together - you Joey 'amison Mom and I d Thanks for 11 of your sup- port. JJ your x-mas gift will come true KJ and GC forever 83 rules Veronica Jankelevich Mom and Dad thanks for all the guidance you gave me to help me through my senior year, candi PaulJennings Team Yamaha over the whoops through the trees 83 Yamahas make it a breeze Janet Jennings Thanx Ducy, Luey, Kathy. Chris and the gang for making these t yrs. BF-un-n! thanx Mom and Dad. Luv Huey 83 Una JulieJi Pictura Mil ensen [ilia Verba Bst. Jh5Jgg Seniors 3 5 Senior Mosts niim Above: Most Spirited: Tina GlaSper, Corey Mandell Right: Best Dressed: Marte Mason.Jeff Dell muni' 11 36 Senior Mosts Left: Hottest Car; April Grocia, Lance F.llingson Below left: Most Attractive;Joan Palmer. Joe Kocplin Below: Most Changed; Kathy Wade, John Baker Seniors Mosts 38 Julie Joyce Birdie, time� have been great, but they’re going to get better. B.F.F. All my love. Dad. Kathleen Kelly To the group We made it! JK. BB. B.F.F. Look out world! Love ya aU! PS Jo. if I knew I would tell you. Arnold Khanhahian Than for everything Mom and Dad. I’d also like to thank my coach Mr. Trevino for his time and patience. Tammy Kilian Pandi, Tosh, and Nip: So glad we made it ... together!! Swimmers walk on water thanx to you Tom. Shawn Kelly Remember the Heros. We Fight for the right to choose. U.S. Army peace through strength! Monica Kelter Wes, looking forward to our future and among other things! I Love You! Thanks P.H.. L.N.. K.L., A.W.. and S.M.! Pertti Kellomaki Thanks to all of you. I will always remember my Senior year in Santa Teresa, was great! Cindy Kilroy I Love You Mom, Dad. Marty. Tammy, Tina, and John. Claire Kindell Thanx for the love mum and dad. Hi ES, SM, BB.JM. LS. LSO. Goodluck BM. D.V. Rules 1. Thanks Mr. Frazer! akss 1. Colleen Kleidon Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Steve Koch Best of luck to all my friends at ST. Thanks Dad and Mom. B.B. and F.B. f . K.M.M. — You and I — Forever-3- Joe Koeplin Y'all be cool. Cardiac Kids will never die. Thanx G J. Hugs and kisses A. W. — Koep. Scott Kouns STHS Soccer all the way to CCS. Oh but football was fun too. I could have sworn I had Zio credits. CRG Laura Kramer To Mom andRandy: This is for you. I Love You both so very much. Good luck class of 83. God bless us all. Lynn Kocher I've grown stronger in many ways these 4 yrs. Thanx Mr. S and D and Mark 4 y luv and encouragment. William Kraus Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Kathryn Kuchenhrod Theresa Kulwin ain Sensible Says. ' Keep talking happy I like to thank my family and friends, you alk. (No matter what life deals you.) sure helped me reach my goal in life. Richard Laczko Dave Iutjeunesse •veryone who helped me pass. Thanks a Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. To Julie. Thanks for being so special to me, I Lose You. Pat luiney Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Maureen Langner Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Cynthia Lanier Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Maria Lara Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. 40 Above: Biggest Flirt; Christina Medeiros, Jeff Hamilton Above right: Best Allround; Cathy Toscano, Steve Koch Above far right: Most Athletic: Gloriann Neverve, Lewis Chavez Right: Shyest; Kim Costa. John Griffin Far right: Most Likely to Succeed; Suyoung Baik, Mike Haggerty- Senior Mosts Michele J aVelle To the specu! people who hue nude my goal� attainable — I love you. Thank you. Frank Lee Una Pictura Milia Vetba Em. Dave Leonti Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Carrie Lindsay TB. your love and your friendship will always be special to me. You deserve the best. Love you JT. David Layman Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lan Le To L. T. V. 3 of my best friends. I love you all. Good luck DTN. I hope you’ll love S.T. Martin l echuga It was hard pero la hice. Thanks to every teacher who helped me. Ra?a: Try to sali adelan te. APR. 1 Gene Lee Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Micheal Leech Una Pictura Mitia Vcrha Est. Brian Letterman Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Debbie Lew in Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Fred Linford What team has gone to CCS 3 of my 4 years? ST soccer rules! Cats and Pigs firever! It was a blast! 22 Ferdinand Ling Una Pictura Milia Verba list. 42 Karen Long Morio and Patty — we made it and starting over. Thanks Dad and Mom. Take cate of yourself J.A. Sophia Lozano iks Mom andDad. couldn't have done it without you. Helen Lttong love you all. Thank you to all of you. Hoa Luong Steven Lynch Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Seniors Above: Most of tht Mosts Above right: Most Fun to Be Around; Chris Rosker, Chris Mulcastcr Above far right: Most Talented; Alyse Bushman, Mike O’Neil Right: Most Likely to Be Seen at a Party; Sheila Tobin. Mark Rascon Far right: Best Bods; Monica Kelter, Rich Vogel 44 Senior Mosts Senior Mosts 45 «ovv 46 Andrea Macadaeg Never leet you're never -Igotten Koo and Toshi. Luv ya yang and Nip. Swimmer� walk on water than 2 u Tom. Elena Macadaeg Andi: So close — but sometime far away. WD — CD and WN, thanx for being so special! Luv-u-both, ME Leslie Macella Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Jamie Mahoney Crazy girls, dancin the night away. Go fot it in M R.N.. M.M. Don't forget the got dogs! (J.E.) Jamiecans. Steven Mattel Thanks to all of my friends who have made these 4 yrs. the best. Best of luck to BB. PH. MK. CM. and MS. Charlene Major The din ... I did it! Hey wotld you better look out cause here 1 come. Thanks to my loved ones and family. mo I did it. just for you dad. itelly we really did graduate! Bill. I love you forever!!! Alice Marshall Chris and Kris: Meet ya at the comer! SWPC: Get a job! (Just kidding. I know.) Thanks to CW.LW.KP Christine Martin MS: Meet ya at the fence! DJK possib R endless whish is FINE! Luv spank! Hey TWSO HOT Keane Life Song 1 Rachel Macimillan Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Melissa Maimone RM. TG. MH. KJ. DH. PG — III m Watch out Hawaii here come Tavi Missy 8J. Luv ya BB Lettetgirl Corey Mandell So we beat on.ooats against the c born back ceaselessly into the Andy Martinez Lets Bop! Thanks for a radical Sr y SD? SP 2JN C M MR DM PS. nunplunum Jeff. Mark. E. Wei Billy Martinez To my love Raquel... I’ll wait until your time, for you are always on my mind. George Martinez To my Dad. Mom and Jerry Romero. Thank you for all your confidence and help. I lose you Karen Ferreira. Rodney Martinez Marte Mason Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Dance shake wiggle with me. RH fash is 1. •k.Houg I lve my RS shoes. LTRGJLRA are the crazy 8’s of 8). David McConnell Isn’t life a blast? It's just like living in the past. Ha ha ha ... Coleen McCutchen Than to all my B-friends — MH, TB. KB. CW. DT. SS. Nice cheeks TDS. Seniors 47 Senior Kathryn Kuchenbrod Spotlight Kathryn Kuchenbrod's interests seem to lie in fine arts. When growing up, she learned how to play the flute and the piano. She also has been involv- ed in musical plays; she has been cast in musicals such as West Side Story, Music Man, Pirates of Penzance, and Annie Get Your Gun. In her junior year Kathryn was on the school newspaper staff, The Esprit. As a senior, she became Editor-in-Chief. Because she has had three years of French and a gift for writing, she also helped with the editing, writing, and publication of the French newspaper that is put out by the campus's French Club. Not only does she enjoy journalism, but also fiction. She is also an ac- tive member of the literary club. This club puts out a magazine called Legerdemain. Other in which she participates are Students of the World, Na- tional Honor Society and Quill and Scroll Honor Society. Kathryn spends so much of her time in extra-curricular activities, it is amazing that she has any time for her classes, yet she has maintained a 3.5 grade point average. She plans to go to Europe this summer, and next fall I hope to be attending an Art school in Los Angeles. People should try and pride themselves on their own individuality. A teacher who made me realize that each person has a 'uniqueness' was my journalism teacher, Ms. Neujahr, to whom I am grateful. 48 Phil McIntyre It's been great there past 4 years, thanks foe the memories. Keep in touch, especially you Cutie Pie. Nathalie McKnight Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Antella McHaskell Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Michelle Meckier Some good times some bad. Twig, forever friends! Lori. Niner. Woo and Babywoo. Love ya lots forever! I'll miss ya. Tinawsha Mckeiver Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Michael McRoberts Hey Mark! Looks like we made it. Wr gonna graduate. Aren't we PROUD TC '8). Class of 198) 1. Linda McWilliams Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Christina Medeiros 14) Hot legs. Mickey and Sis. thnx 4 bchn budys. Red hi-tops and cropt hai me in 8), choa babys. LETS BOP M ichael Meekie i the valuable class of 83 stay as you ate d you will always be special to me. TKD Wrestling 1. Caroline Melts lik. thers no such theng as a dumm blon .. wate, I don't git it! Thanks to. K.L., CM. CL. CM. and Rob. Larry Mills Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Melissa Monsees j and G — love and many thanks! KJ. here begins our forever! I love you ... Lets go to S.F.! (P.S. — Thanks) Mike Mercer Today is only the beginning of our quest to achieve our uttimatc goals in life. Robin Merritt Happiness in your heart puts sunshine in the day! These 4 years have been great! Let- tergirls. I Lose Ya! Marc Miller No one minds a person being clever as long as he keeps it to himself Too bad. Lisa Molina I love you mom and dad, I thank God for your lose and guidance. I lose you Glenn. Beth Molinar I did it! I'm a Bruin! I owe it all to my friends and family — esp. G.C, D.P, BSF and Cope. I love ya all! Dave Morosco Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Chris Morbhew Mlegsandtwin . Aloha girl Bop! S.P. Well be walkin in L.A. Songgirls 143 Hotlegsandtwins. Aloha girls. Let's Rule! See hue later! Seniors 49 Mike Mielich Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Mike Mendoza Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lisa Meyer Jim. I lose you! 4-4-82 Dcdc. this summer: The Beat. Capiiola. Wats. Songirls Rule! See hugh later! Richard Mocek Well, I made it. but I couldn't have without my friends. Thanks. Good luck you mbas. Hi Sharon Scott Morris '69 CAMARO Living in the fan lane. Esmail Mozaffari Una Pictura Milia Verba Eh. Wendy Mueller Rasbeny Pies? Guy� how could we? But it wa� fun! Harley thank you R.R.H. for car- ing. Heeaa. Hi Mimi. Chris Mule aster Jeff grab your pack. Yosemite here we come Pakalolo? Ye we will dimb to n hgih . Molsan CDA. John Muniz s Mom and Thank Mom and Dad. I did it for you. Also to all my old and new friend , we made it. Kevin Murray Una Pictura Milia Verba E t. Larry Naskrent Una Pictura Milia Verba E t. Susan Navarrette Una Pictura Milia Verba E t. Lee Anne Nelson School is too important to be taken serious- ly. Bye gossip pit. Thanks, Sequeda. I love you, Mike. Hi Jerry. Glorian Neverve Thanx Mom, Vic, and (21 for making this year the best of my life. John — you'll always be special, ILY. Jim Newland Track has been great. Good luck to all future teams. Thanx to Mr. B, Mr. W, and Mr. O. I luv u QT. Mia Newman Jason Ng Linh Nguy Una Pictura Milia Verba Eh. Una Pictura Milia Verba Eh. Una Pictura Miliaverba Eh. Tracy Nguyen Una Pictura Milia Verba Eh. Dawn Newman Can miles truely separate you from friends? If you want to be with them art you already there? DMN 50 Hector Nieto Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Jeff Nor se en Misrer Casinova Rascon. it hat been ;rcat except for all of the cupopizza episodes. Take it easy. Tim Nyhan :vy is ok but Mopar is fl. Sorry Rob 'll new make 420hp. Godo luck RB. TL and SB. Hey, we made it. Kurt Norton Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lisa Nunes I think I'm in Love. I'll never forget you Thomas. Thanx Mom and Dad. BB song- girls � 1. LR you're still in my heart. Linda O’Donnell Love finds its projection at the object of one's affection — Sean, my love extends to you (Pat, too). lllina Oestereida K.M. and the rest — remember the s Remember the fun Remember the homework that never got done. Gunnar Olsen Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Seniors 51 Senior Vickie Gardner Spotlight Vickie Gardner was an exchange student, and spent her junior year in Sweden. While submerged in the Swedish culture, she encountered a very different way of life. In contrast with our education system, the Swedish seem to have a much more difficult system. The school day begins at eight and ends at four, which includes a two hour lunch; during that time students may leave the campus. All students have ten subjects of study. Not all subjects are treated with the same amount of time, such as six hours of math and only one hour of music per week. Once the student has chosen a field such as science or math, the student would be set on a course. This idea is similar to college when choos- ing a major. Another contract that Vickie had pointed out was that the attitude students had towards their teachers. The Swedish students respected their teachers quite a lot. No one would complain when the teacher would assign homework. But it was not uncommon for one to call the teacher by their first name. In Sweden, the students would remain in the same classroom for the entire school day, I liked this because it gave me the chance to get to know my classmates. Vickie also commented, The Swedish people arc very laid back, they appear to be very relaxed and serene, I found that very comforting. Vickie stated that one of the reasons that the Swedith seemed to be so laid back is that they spoke so softly. At first all my friends were asking me to lower my voice, later I even noticed that I could recognize other Americans, who had just come over, talking from inside the house — and they were outside!!! Vickie plans to attend San Jose State and majoring in aeronautics, which is the study of aircraft, both flying and making. I will always remember that school year in Sweden, I believe that it has helped me in many ways. Although it was a very exciting adventure, my friends arc here, and this is my home. 52 Seniors Sherry O’Neal Una Pictora Milia Verba Em. Michael O’Neill I don't remember. I don't recall. I have memory of anything at all. Kat w I ca: relate! JB lives Christopher Ordonic Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Cindy Osgood Jum Between you and me Robert, I'll always love you because you've got another thing cornin'! Mark Palazzolo Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Susan Pa lino Gina wz 2 bad LEOS! 143 Mickey a Twins. JEUOMES3. CM we'll be wll LA! TNXBRO, CM Aloha 83 LETS I Joan Palmer leerleading Letter and Song-girl made my S yes great esp u Chris what would I have done without you! Lori Palmer Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. John Pandori It's been great but I'm glad getting out. Thanks to the xc gang and the rest. Tony Paolo Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Robert Tyson Pardue lemember D.V. 92. May all my buddies ave good times. B.S. rock and roll never forget!!! Michele Parr Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Sandeep Patel S.T. was just a moment in the flow of eter- nity. but it was well spent and will be well remembered. Sandy Peak Dad and Mom. It's not said often. I Love You. P.S. Donna Dibble and Susan White ONLY THE GOOD DIE YOUNG. Gerold Penajlor Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Keith Pedersen Una Pictura Milia Est. Jeff Pelayo Mom and Dad this ones Tor you!. .. L.S. I'll allways luv ya, youll be special to me forever P.S. MOB 11 Kim Pelayo Una Pictura Milia verba Est. Joe Penzetta erc's no sense of living, unless you're liv- wild! Judas Priest. Best wishes to Mom and Dad. Greg Pereira I feel like I'm talking to a wall — Galen Lemmon anti-Galen never take Band. Janet Perrin Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lonett Perry Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. 53 54 Shane Persiani Brenda Petersen Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Now that I'm gone and graduated, my teachers are still irritated! Luv to M D. Mike, Stevie and the Bunch. Melissa Phillips Christine Piedad Don Piletic Hey Crip, we've been through it all! Knees. Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Ice-cream and Playboy Bunnies! We re friends for life! UR 1. Christine Porter Thanks Ma and Dad for your Love support and dedication! Thanks Buddy. DMN! CFD Virginia and NYHWC! Jeff Prosser Ted Quniley Dear world. PYWDWWW. Thanks for the Una PicturaMilia Veiba Est. good times Jack. Take care CJ. Let's Bop. FREEBIRD P.S. Thanx Jim. rrea Quist Music does the talking says the things you wanna hear and its best said by JBYAM LY KH C S Thanx. Sherry Raedle I told you I'd make it! Terry life is like love — its unpredictable. Our love is real. Love Ramone. Mark Rascon Fun. Radical, pain, strain, gain, graduation! Let s Bop Buddies! CM's.JR. EW. AM. SP. GD. KR. RG Good luck budys. Wendy Peterson i and Jill, Thanks for all the good ti dies forever! Love ya. Wen. P.S. Bye little man. Clifford Quist i'ou Tracey Forever N 1 Love You Tracey I Firebords Rule! Ever. Terri Raymer 1st. I bid you fairwell. better yet see y later CV. FKQ. AS. MT.JB. BD. LK. CB 2nd. Bit sir - SW - Truly. Jo Ann Reda Remember (he guy in (he checkered shirt. Now. Strawberry hills, and Van Halen! Thanx for everything. Marinda Reed I leave my collection of Harlequins to Mr. T and Mr, V Bill Vera Pam and Laurie take care of Mr. Garcia. Debra Reese True friendship goes beyond words. luch love to my true friends Mrs. $}cilson, Mrs. Hoglund and Kiki. Kelly Reese KC Thanx 4 always being there. Death Valley — tena 1. 2 buzz jf luv u sis! PS Songgirls Rule! See Hue later. Ann Reiss Dorinda Reya my best friends, Pam. Laura, and Debra: Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Thanks for all your help through this madhouse! Luv u always! Geri Reyes Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Sylvia Reyes Finally, now to Boston it's been real everyone take care. Luv ya. Mrs. Orr. Thanx mom and dad. Seniors 55 Senior Fred Linford has become quite well known around the science depart- ment. He has taken every lab science course offered at ST, and grade-wise has done well in all of the difficult courses. Included in the Lab science courses in the trip to Death Valley. With Fred's grade point average of 3.75 he will more than likely go to U.C. Davis or Santa Clara. He plans on major- ing in biological science and then medical school. I enjoy life science, I believe it to be the most interesting out of all the other sciences.” When not inside Mr. Melching's Advanced Biology class dissecting baby pigs, Fred can be found out on the soccer field. He has played four years of soccer and has contributed much of his skill to the well known terrors of the turf. In his junior year he was awarded Most Improved' for talents he ex- ecuted on the playing field. Fred also plays on a team called Express; his team has been invited to go play in England against one of their league teams. We plan on going and winning. It's a great opportunity to show England that Americans arc great ball players as well. Other sports that he enjoys are cross-country and track. He has been a cross-country racer for three years, two of which he has run varsity. In track he can be seen running the Vt mile, mile, and two mile events. What I think if amazing is that all the bad times and all the good times all seem to just melt together, and somehow, the four years of memories I have here at ST seem to become one happy blur!! 56 Seniors Susie Reynolds Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Lisa Ridgeway Thanx 4 the memories JoRedEyePMLt- jndSoccemuts DV and ST. Its been quite an experience! Love Always Ridge. Alex Rivera Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Robert Robba Through good and bad we've all been friends, good luck in life, to the end. 83's the class to be. Kristin Richmond Hey Mom, look its me. And you said wouldn't make it. Thanx to all of my teachers who helped me. 8J Holly Ringer Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Nina Raatikainem Thanks to everybody. This last Senior y was Great! Andrea Roberson Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. ' Matt Rochin good times. good friends. and good fun. ook out world here we come! Van Halen and HjO Polo Forever! Christine Rosker tanks, to all of my friendt in and out of hool for making my past 4 years super, esp. you Joan!!! Peter Rowe is a series of Hellos and Goodbyes. I'm afraid it's time for goodbye again. Diana Ross Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Corina Ruiz Here's to you Mom and Dad. 1 couldn't have made it without you. I love u both. Thanx S.R. 83 Andrea Rossetta Its been an experience but glad its over. Thank you all. Rod Stewart 1. Lino Sacman If thou partake in toils and follies, then ven- ture forth through lifetime jollies!!! Annelie Roos HEJSAN! I had a nice year here in the U.S. and I will always remember you guys at ST 82-83 H J DA Gary Rovetto To all my friends. May you all become suc- cessful in the years to come. Class of 83. Good Luck everyone. Audrey Sadler The meagre satisfaction that a person can extract from reality leaves him starving. Lindsey Sakata I'm not fool, fim a Valley Guy! Anthony Salehi To all the singers in the world: anything that is too stupid to be spoken is sung. P.S. CDSUROKTS. Cathy Salewsky Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Gina Sanchez Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. 57 58 Israel Sanchez I finally made it. It s been great. But I'm glad it's over. Good luck you M.B.A's Cowboys fl Robert Sanchez Una Pictura Milia Verba Es� . Sulma Sanchez Well Guys I made i� ! I told you I would Micheal. Gracias Por Todo Mom andDad. Los Quiero mucho. XOXOXO Lyndia Satterlee Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Tom Sarna I woke up this morning got myself a beer, the futures uncertain and the end is always neer. Sandra Sandoval Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Kay savage To theGroup; live long, take ci e care. Yot bemiseed. Its been an experience. Frz? love Ya! Chow !! Ray Saunders Una Pictura Milia Verba Es� . Emma Schader Thanks for everything Mum. I love you. Chris, I'll love you forever. Forever friends are friends forever. Jon Schierling If you want something bad enough, g out and you will reach your goal —Tl SB 4 getting me 2 play fl . Robbie Schmidt Friends that ate not true, will always double cross you. Fo� T.R. there is no rest for the wicked. Mike Schmidt Thanks Mom. Dad for everything! It's been a great for years! Gina P.. I've got my eye on you! Luz Serrano Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Kirt Shank Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. r Jennie Shipp Everyday bringc 86.400 seconds ... atever isn't used is gone forever. Hold on. don't ever let go. Mike Simmons en all else is lost, the future remains. F.Y., W.D.W.W.W.... Darren Shima Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Elizabeth Siderwiez This year would have been drears if it weren't for the awesome Decathlon team. Thanks! Lori Skebe We've only just begun... Kier — Blaah! Love ya! T.W. Trust me. J.. What can I say? I Sti-I do. Seniors 59 Senior Mike Gurtler Spotlight I think the thing that I will remember about Santa Teresa is the many in- teresting people. Everyone had someting different to offer, says Mike Gurlter. It seems that Mike has met so many interesting people because of his involvement in school activities. He is one of the all important tight ends on ST's football team. He has dedicated three years to football, two of which he has played varsity. Mike has been skiing for many years and has been an active member in the ski club. He preferred going on trips with the club because, “by having a whole group of people going together, with the sole purpose of having fun — it became very exciting. Mike stated that he was sorry to see the club go in his senior year. Although he is quite busy with football, ski Club and his part-time job. Mike manages to do well scholastically. He plans to attend college next fall. He is undecided about his major, but believes that education is very impor- tant. A high school diploma is not enough, every person should take it upon himself to learn more, 'broad-mindncss' is a valuable quality to have.” When not in school, he takes to the outdoors for such things as camping and hiking. His favorite teacher was Mrs. Hoglund. Not only did I learn a great deal for her. but one felt that you were her friend. 60 Seniors Cherise Smith Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Leonard Smith Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Lisa Soloman f2 and fS thanx for making these 4 years so enjoyable. Luv Serf. PS Look Mom. no BRACES! Ana Spear Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Chris Smith Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Chris Stas David Steele , love you very much and I know we can Una Pictura Milia Verba Eh. make it! I.ovc always, Mrs. Salaiccs? Scott Stein Thanks for the notes mom. How will I ever find a date without you.' K.l.T Poke. Lisa Sterio Una Pictura Milia Verb Est. Jay Stewart Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Kelly Stoesser Well Aim. we finally made it!Jean and Bailey B.F.F. Scott. 1 love you forever. Thanks Mom and Dad. Carrie Strohmeier Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Anti Styczynski mx BP. CA. KJ; espccullyJJ. TJ. David, den. and my mom for making these •! years special. Luv TI. Scott Sullivan i Guitar docs not lie the great deception tot my achievement. BN 73 Hdl is for head cheese. JeJt buddjtan Friends of 83: K.E.CI-Forever in my thoughts! Special people: Mom. DS. LL. KL. Pand SN. BP..I love you! Christopher Sveutn For all the good times we've had and to come, thanks for being there, all my friends! ILYMP. Kazuhiko Tatnura Tanner Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. David Swanson Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Jeff Tanner I would just like to thank my parents and all my friends; and thank god I am out of this place. 61 Ronald Tells Uiu Pictura Milia Verba Ek. Terri Tarmann When all cite fails ... Hug your Teddy Bear! E. Cat — Keep on purring! — T. Bear! P.S. D.V. was MEGA! Elizabeth Taye ri T. Bear and Jilly Bean — Ttiank you for making this year so special. Love always E. at PS. D.V. was MEGA! Cheryl Thomas Dad. Mom and Sis — Thanks for all the lose and support you've given me through high school. Love Cheryl. Sheila Tobin Don't let em put u-down, Don't let em push u-round. Blondes prefer gentlemen and we do have more tun. Thanx KE. Cynthia Thompson Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Mike Torres All in all it was just another brick in the Wall. F.Y.W.D.W.W.W.W. Dave Thrasher TP. PG. All the test, you made it go by fast. See you at West Valley. OH Lord let me graduate. Doan Tran Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Thao Nguxen Una Pictura Mina Verba Est. Cathy Toscano Our memories together, may they nevet end. Always together, forever friends. CN Vi Tran Thanks for being my friend L.L., know what' We're Graduating! Good Luck to of you at the VN Tree. Ten Truong Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. 62 Eileen Unger my friends who have made my years at memorable. Now, only time will tell. Than L.R.S.C.G.N.C.T. Carrie Valdivia Each new friend makes your world a little brighter. Thanks 3 6 11 26 D.V., Soccer, A.H. forever Luv Ya 8. Debbie Vallez Wallace Van Dusen Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. I didn't know what to put. Ringo Vega Adilia Venegas my parents... I've finally made it. Una Pictura Mdia Verba Est. ianx for the support you gave me. Seniors Senior Mark Palazzolo Spotlight Mark Palazzolo has been an outstanding musician. For two years in a row, he has won first place at the International Band Festival in Reno, for his skill on the electric guitar. San Jose City College gave him an award for his outstanding musicianship last year. Mark is currently involved with four bands: The Blue Starlight, Silky Sounds, Denny’s Combo, and The Randy Tyler Combo. Mark is very versatile; each group requires a different type of music such as jazz, soft rock, and the sound that he refers to as elevator music. Mark has out six demo tapes with the Randy Tyler Combo. Such songs as Girl From Impanema, Misty,” Lady, Glen Miller Medley, and Proud Mary,” Make up the tapes. The other demo record was a song the group composed themselves called Get Off It. For the past thirteen years Mark has practiced no less than two hours a day. It depends on how much homework I have. He plans to attend San Jose City College to get his two-year degree, then transfer to San Jose State. Mark's major will be Business Administration. I've had two really good years in high school — my Senior year and my Sophomore year. He also commented that Mr. Wells and Mr. Lemon both have really helped him in the music field and with his college plans. Outside music and school, I enjoy the bowling league and the church group I belong to — but most of all I enjoy time with my girlfriend. 64 Seniors Brian Verner Una Pictura Milia Verba Em. Rich Vogel I have 3 cools in life! 1) College 2) Pro foot- ball 3) Cheryl Tiegs Fullbacks do it up the middle! 34 Mai Vu Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Nicholee Wade M.R. and M L. Musketeers 4-ever ALY and Lush, thanks for making these yrs. so special. Thanks Mom and Dad June Virgin Dc'Bull you have made this year terrifi P.W. and Lush remember 3rd. Thank mom. Dad and Brian ... June bug Doug Waller It's been real, it's been nice, but been real nice. Stud and Bakers fore Debbie Von Ruden Best friends like Roo and Pandi will come in handy! Swimmers walk. Kathy Wade Loved veing at school so much! CM, Jake B.. remember STRAY KAThy ( next Mrs. Mickjagger!) Victor Wesley olkswagons rule! What can I say. I'll see you down in L.A.! Tod Wester Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Ann Wessies The E connection lives! SP you're the greatest! Thanks PH SP SW MK SM KL. I lovyaall. Tracey Weigand Shari Shroomer — We're going to the top. S M — We ll Meet you there. Thanz lots and let the good times roll. Laurie Welsh To D.F. Thanx for a super year. We'll have a great life cause we're rowdy. Damn we're good. Christine White Thanks to K.O. A M. C.T. I..W. and everyone else for making the last 4 years as good as they were. Laura White Thank 2 all my friends 4 everything! Esp. PG. AR. SO. and TW. OUCH. home, gum- by. and cation! I love you all! Nat Wheeler Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. Laurel Wheeler A BIG Thanks to my family, friends, teachers and R.O. R.P. C.I. for the L.A. trip (Purple Shirt!!! Tavia Wiersma Hey MH. RM. TG. KJ. DH. DP. LN. I'll miss ya! Hawaii's gonna be great Missy 83. BFF! BB LETTERG1RLS 1 Scott Wilhelmi Thanks to all of my friends, we went through it all together. And to you Mich, all of my love to you. Carol Wilson Mike, our high school years arc over, our life has just begun. It's you and me together — always and forever. Terry Williams Una Pictura Milia Verba Est. 65 Jim Winchester Thank to all my friend and special thank to Tobin. Matt Willman Una Pictura Milia Verba E t. Steven Wisbar Una Pictura Milia Verba E t. Annette Woodall nk our Gracious Lotd that' over. (Also ain. sea. and much summer thunder.) — PT. Patrick Woodward God have mercy on all the poor souls don't listen to Country Music. KFAT ANDJ.D. FOREVER Jody Wist TAM — Thanx for all the crazy times, it' been a blast! Aloha Fly on Freebird. Love ya 83! PS HI DAVID Dennis Woodmansee Congratulations to all who graduated from S.T.H. For those who didn't, better luck next year. 83 Rule . Willie Wuensch Thank to all my friend of ST. I will never forget the time I had with you. Seniors 67 Senior A lyse Bushman Spotlight Alysc Bushman said that her senior year was her favorite, because of the many events in which she took part. Such things like the Academic Decathalon. in which she placed third in essay writing. Another event that Alyse enjoyed was the folk concert. Other activities that Alyse took part in were the D«� h Valley field trip, National Honor Society, CSF, cross country, and track. There are two teachers that I have a great feeling of respect for, Mr. Passalacqua and Mrs. Neilson. Both of these teachers have gone out of their way to help me not only with my education, but in general life. With Alyse's grade point average of 3.8 she has been accepted to Brigham Young University in Utah. Along with education, Alyse believes that religion is important, which is why she is involved with her church and the social events that are related to it. When I go to college, a part of my life will have ended. High school will be part of my past, and yet I will always stand out as a positive experience — one of the best 1 have had. This especially goes for my senior year and all the things and all the people that have made it what it has been. Mike Haggerty was a co-captain on the Academic Decathlor Team. His overall team took the respectable place of third, out o 26 high schools. Individually he took gold medals in science anc economics, silver medals in fine arts and in English. Ir mathematics, Mike was awarded third place. With his obvious in terests in science and math he has won many awards in the Eastsidi Union School District and Santa Clara County math contest. In hi senior year, not only did he have a heavy academic schedule, but hi attended San Jose State at the same time. He took two calculu classes and two physics classes. Remarkably enough he still manag ed to keep his grade point average of 4.0. Mike is also very knowledgeable in the computer field, h teaches computer programming to elementary school student! The fifth graders of San Anselmo Elementary School have th privilege of Mike's coaching in the computer field. Because he is s knowledgeable in the computer field his parents take full advan tage of his skills by having him write programs for their compute software business. Mike plans to attend Cal Berkeley and to major in Engineering The thing that I will always remember about ST is how persons the teachers and students were. 68 Seniors a juoi M t JlfioJL sQ m rm- o cd ■ cd 9 m cxn U3Jl 0 -a 'SquAj ee'-Cei . Within our reach lies every path We ever dream of taking. Within our power lies every step we ever dream of making. Within our range lies every joy we ever dream of seeing .. . within ourselves lies everything we ever dream of being. Amanda Bradley Seniors Activities Activities 71 72 Associated Student Bodies The student government is the core of S.T.'s happenings, states A.S.B. Treasurer, Debra Reese. All the A.S.B. officers were very enthusiastic about the 82-83 year. As Commissioner of Spirit. Audrey Sadler, com- mented, It's Wonderful! All the A.S.B. members agree that by be- ing on the student body they have learned a great deal about the school and how it works. As Mike Hornsby said, Being the Commissioner of Athletics. I have learned what responsibility really is. Dawn Neuman comments that, I have learned a lot about our school and how it is run. The A.S.B. officers all agree that, as Lisa Ridgeway said. The council has enjoyed getting to know and work with the students of S.T. and the faculty. It has been a valuable growing and learning experience. A.S.B. president, Cathy Toscano, sums up the feeling of the A.S.B. when she says. It has been an honor to act as your A.S.B. president and to represent the student body of Santa Teresa. Above: Mike Hornsby: Commissioner of Athletics Above right: Lisa Ridgeway; vice-president Middle: Audry Sadler; Commissioner of Spirit A.S.B. Officers TOP ROV': Advisor; Karen Ncujahr, Jorg Kukies. Tony Me Redmond. Lisa Spalsbury. Linda Emmorey, Renee Hughs, Monica Kelcer, Tara Gilligan. Patty Holm. Andy Adelhofer. Shelia Bhaumk. Krissy Gow. Daniel Boyle. Veronica Tran. Lisa Ridgeway,Jim Winchester. Laura Fox. David Keller. MIDDLE: Steve Gurderson. Cheryl Thomas. EDITOR: Kathryn Kuchcnbrod. Lesley Rogers. Audrey Sadler. BOTTOM: Cindy Checansky. Sue Brown. Karen Long, Tori Hussey. Abort: Katyn N'eujahr — Our dedicated Advisor Right: Linda Emmorey working over the light table. 74 Espirit Espirit The Esprit is the official newspaper of Santa Teresa High School. It is published once a month and has a circulation of 2700. The Esprit is made up of 25 dedicated jour- nalists. The Esprit offers the students news, stories, a chance to speak out, editorials, feature, the latest on sports, and much more. Abort Ltft: Audrey Sadler doing paste up. Abort Right: A.B.CD... MiJJit: A normal day — chaos Btlou:Tara Gilligan doing paste up Esprit 7 5 Angela D’Agostino Editor Sheila Tobin Senior Editor Caroline Cozens Spirit Editor Johnell LaLonde Advertising Manager Monica Kelter Opening Editor — Layout Lynn Kocher Photographer — Faculty Audrey Sadler Copy Editor Miriam Grimmer Layout Editor 76 Yearbook Staff Compendium Dan Farren Photo Editor ichelle Singleton Sports Editor This year’s Compendium staff worked under the gentle and supportive leadership of our advisor, Mr. Tom Fulton. With his threat of failure in his class looming over each and everyone of our heads, we somehow found the strength to finish the book and meet our final deadline. Since Mr. Fulton is such a caring person he treated all the students with a great respect, but showed 3 Fatherly concern” for the blonder members of the staff. Tension may have run high, but laziness ran deeper. Leading that crowd were our famed photographers who took countless amounts of pic- tures which were sometimes of no use. They did. however, manage to take enough to fill our year- book. (Anyone need pictures of band members — we got ’em. real cheap!) Although the personalities clashed, we all made compromises, well, some of us did. Weekends were given-up in order to meet the demands of Taylor Publishing Co., which we hold dear to our hearts. 'Little' Tommy Walker, was to kind during the all important production of this book. This wonderful man was never too proud to work out a layout or two with one of the members of the staff. Our seniors were excellent workers and set a good example for the years to come. Lynn Kocher. Sheila Tobin, Angela D'Agostino. Audrey Sadler, and Monica Kelter. We worked hard to get this yearbook out on time. Happy reading! Jaime Squassoni Layout Jim Winchester Layout Brenda Petersen Clubs — Spirit — Sports Lisa Nunes Typist Michael O’Neill Morale Officer Mr. Tom Fulton Advisor Yearbook Staff 77 � «ft! A Wedding Yet another group of S.T. students are forced into marriage — but not for the usual reasons. These students are fulfilling a class requirement. The young groom and bride pictured here are enrolled in Santa Teresa's creative living classes. Not only do they have fun wolfing down all the wedding cake anybody could cat — they also learn about life and the responsibilities that go along with it. We wish the newlyweds all the luck in the world, and we’re counting on being invited to the first baby shower. Wedding 79 Decathalon: Left to Right: Mrs. J. Dcgan, coach; Tyson Parduc, Elizabeth Siderewicz, Alyse Bushman, Larry Naskret, Michelcnc Chon, Nat Wheeler, Suyoung Baik, Michael Haggerty, Maria San- filippo, Sandeep Patel, and Mr. J. Passalacqua; coach. S.T. Sponsors Needy Kids This year, for the first time in Santa Teresa history, many of the members of the Interclub council sponsored two needy children through the Christian Children's Fund. The Interclub Council consists of the presidents of the resident clubs on cam- pus as well as the class vice-presidents and is chaired by the ASB vice-Prcsident. This year's council worked closely with Mrs. Quita Cabrerra to get the project off the ground. Each club par- ticipation contributed twenty-five dollars towards the program. The two children sponsored are fourteen year old Gregoria Panozo of Bolivia, and four year old Bunrirmg Khadsuk of Thailand. The project provides relief from their difficult living conditions in the form of food, clothing, education, medical care as well as other needs. The Council feels that the project is a rewarding and worthwhile experience, which they hope future councils will continue. a Siderwicz Willetia Crockett Ken Morikawa Kathy Riggle Lisa Pritchard ren Long Sheila Rao Sandy Kowalski Deven Taylor David Keller Supreme Court 'he Supreme Court performs many duties essary to the function of Santa Teresa's stu- t government. The primary job of the court ) interpret the school's constitution. We are responsible also for all student elections, and for checking to make sure that the members of government are maintaining their designated grade point averages. The Supreme Court makes it possible for a student to be heard, to have a voice in the government, if one feels his rights have been violated. As Chief Justice this year, it is my duty to interpret the constitution for the officers of the ASB, to assemble the members of the Supreme Court, and to preside over all Supreme Court activities. Lisa Siderewicz Supreme Court Chief Justice Supreme Court Government Trial You mean you didn't see the other car coming through the intersection before you proceeded? This was a common question posed by attorney in the biannual senior government trials. The trial is the quarter project of participating seniors. The roles of judge, bailiff, witness, defendant and at- torneys are chosen based on class participa- tion and grades, while the is selected in court by the attorneys. There arc two government classes, period three and four, each of which stages a separate trial. This year’s trial was a civil court case. On May 4, 1982 in the intersection of El Camino Real and San Tomas Expressway, car A col- lided into car F. Basically, car A went through a stale yellow light and struck car F, which entered the intersection on a green light but did not see car A. The driver of car A sued car F for the cost of damages to it, for health expesnes and developing background details to build their respective cases with. In both periods, the defense won their cases. Tracy Metts, the plaintiff in period three, was represented by Damon Bushaw, Chris Mulcastcr. The victor, Chris Morphew was successfully defended by Audrey Sadler, Cathy Toscano and Dawn Newman. Sadler stated, Not only was it exciting, but I learn- ed just how the court system works. In fourth period, the defendant Arnold Khan- babian, represented by Corey Mandell, Scott Kouns and Fred Linford, was awarded nine- ty thousand dollars by the jury. Khababian had originally countersued the plaintiff, Tony Salehi, represented by Tracy Wiegand, Angela D'Agostino and Sheila Tobin, for one hundred thousand dollars. Government teacher Mr. Bob Gill commented on the purpose of hosting the trials, It gives the kids a chance to practice the stuff they have learned from the class. Performing Arts This year Mary Romano's performing arts class put on a four-star production of Barefoot in the Park.” The play ran to full houses all three nights of its showing. It was well received by students and faculty alike. The play successfully showcased the talents of all its players, especially the two leads — both of whom arc seniors. All in all. it was an entertaining evening for everyone. Barefoot in the Park played March 10. 11, and 12. The play proved itself to be a wonderful send-off for drama teacher Mary Romano. 82 Government Trial AREFOOr- 1N WE PARK CAST Cone Bratter ........ Understudy...... Telephone Repairman Understudy...... Delivery Man ........ Understudy...... Paul Bratter ........ Mrs. Banks .......... Victor Velasco ...... Understudy...... Chris Morphew .. .Kathy Riggle -Michael O’Neil .....Mike Hal! . Robert Aganza . Mike Demick Corey Mandell .. Kathy Riggle Steven Rogers Robert Aganza Performing Arts 83 Halloween The Halloween Dance which replaced the usual Homecoming Dance, was one of the most well received school activities of the year. The decoration, included horror movie promotions and hundreds of pumpkins sup- plied by the P.L.O. (Pumpkin Liberation Organization). The turnout was fantastic, comparable to the turnout at the Sadie Hawkins dance. As the ASB Commissioner of Spirit stated, We actually made money this time.” This years’ Halloween set a precedent for all the other activities in the 82-83 school year. The success of the Halloween Dance is hoped to spread to next year's class also. As ASB president Cathy Toscano said, Wc'vc started something here that we hope will continue on after we have graduated. All in all. the entire Halloween festivities were enjoyed by the whole student body. Halloween 86 Folk Concert TV Right: Michelle Oilier sang her heart out to the theme of Mahogany. Ah i Ufl: Mike O'Neill got the audience on their feet when he appeared on Mage a� John Beluthi. Abort Right: Robert Aganca danced to “I can do that!'' and boy can he. Right Alyse Bushman hushed the audience with her piano recital. Folk Concert The 1982 folk concert was a great success. A lot of students tried out for positions at the folk concert. Only the best received a spot in the show. Mr. Campbell did a great job organizing this year’s Folk Concert. He spent a lot of time and money to make it a success. Despite the rude audience the per- formers did a great job and showed tremen- dous courage. Mike O’Neill and Corey Mandell did a great job m.c.-ing the show, and keeping the audience awake to see the stage crew which consisted of Jeff Hamilton! (and any other available person.) Mike O'Neill did a great job when he appeared as John Belushi, and the crowd went crazy. At the end of his per- formance, Mike received a standing ovation. Also receiving an ovation was Denny's Com- bo, which consisted of Randy Burk, Mark Palazolo, and Ray Stevens. The 1983 Folk Concert played to a full house and a great success. We can't wait un- til next year! Abcvt: Mr. Cambell finally got the show on the road. Top Lt t: Corey Mandcl finally got to meet his hero. President Reagan. Ltfi: Randy Burk, Mark Palazola. and Ray Stevens got a Folk Concert 87 88 Juniors Juniors Juniors 89 ROBERT AGANZA PRESIDENT LINDA EMERY ANGIE POINTER VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY-TREASURER Junior Class Officers 90 Juniors Robert Aganza Philip Alex Lynne Alfano Saliman Ali Corina Almaguer Karen Anderson Barbara Antoine Michael Armstrong Chuck Arnold Michelle Awe Susan Aylesworth Rhonda Azcvedo Patty Babel Shelly Bain David Barnhart Mike Barry Joseph Battaglia Lorraine Baur Kristin Beach Robert Beach Matt Beale Anthoney Bean Ray Becerra Daniel Bcddingfield Eva Bcisner Lcanne Belfield Ruth Benson David Bentley Marie Bethel Chris Bettencourt Tedd Bettger Todd Bettger Sheila Bhaumik Carl Bialorucki John Bierlein Mike Black Claudia Bleckmann Lisa Borg Paige Borgel Brigette Bost Chris Brewer Chad Brivkalns Melani Brooks Yvonne Brooks Eric Bryan John Bueno Lorna Bushisan Randy Burk Rhonda Burns Christina Calvello Jeff Candell Ray Cardenas Tami Carmclich Allison Carr Juniors 92 Annette Carrisosa Michele Casci Genice Case Heidi Casper Deborah Castro Eileen Castro Jim Cates Karen Cates Robert Chaffin Shcff Chastain Rick Chccansky Ted Chen Ken Clark Cameron Clouss Darilce Cole Kristina Cole Kristen Connolly Tinalee Conroy Juniors James Conway Matt Corpora Jim Cosgrove Patty Countryman Caroline Cozens Celeste Craig Anna Crellin Alan Crooks Michele Crozier Liz Curran Rob Cwasinger Stephen I arrell Susan Darnell John Dauberg Linda Dausch Michael Davidson Robert Decarlo Dean Deleersnyder Wendy Dell Dada Dcmars Sandy Derge Robert Dette Rick Dias Kellie Di Cambio Eugenia Dickerson Steve Didion Jeff Di Domenico Heather Dillon Devin Dirstine Ann Dinh Nancy Dowling Kathy Dryc Brad Dadschus Dcde Duncan Kym Dyckman Mary Dyer Ron Eby Rob Eckowitz Jan Edwards Darren Ellcrburg Lisa Ellingson Kristen Embley Linda Emery Rick Eoff Lori Erbes Jeanette Esparza Raymond Espinosa Trent Eves George Faris Anna Favcla Bernadette Favela Maria Favela Marie Favcla Michele Ferreira Juniors 93 Autumn Fincannon Holly Fire Mike Fischer Mike Flanagin Monica Fleck Amanda Floresca Julie Ford Kim Forrest Robert Foster Laura Fox Maria Frances Sheri Francis William Frick Greg Fry Rhonda Fuller Krista Galusha Susan Galvan Annette Garibaldi Karin Garofalo Dennis Garr Robyn Gauthier John Gelernter Patrick Gentry Jackie Gigliotti Trina Gil Cynthia Glasby Bill Glover Derek Goes Elizabeth Ann Gonzales Dave Gohnert Rosalcc Gohnert Richard Gonzalez Jill Gormely Rodney Graff Delia Grant James Grant Michael Grant Scott Gray Heather Greenwood Rick Greeett Denise Gregory Kevin Griffith Diane Grimaldi John Grogan Mandy Gullick Micbelle Gullifer Rhonda Gunsaulis Chris Gutierrez Milly Gutierrez Dave Gutz Fernando Guzman Dana Haggerty David Hall Deborah Hamid Juniors Amy Hatfield Marisa Hare James Hartley Alesha i lartman I.isa Hartman Tom Hartman Steven Hartzell David Harvey Donna Haworth Dave Hayner Dean Hebert Kevin Helmbacher Mike Hennessy Perry Henry Stephen Hetherinj-ton Randie Hill Tiffany Hinson Kim Hoffman Juniors 95 Julie Horn Pete Hoopes Kim Hoppe Jeff I toward Gary Huisingh Lynn Huletc Docia Hurst Tina Irvin Arthur James Greg Jansen JeffJenkins Kim Jepson Michelejimenez BrendaJohnson Steve Johnson Christine Jubb Elise Kahn Song Kang Juniors Christina Karbel Mike Kelley Michelle Kellner Lorraine Kempf Fred Keyes Jennifer King Cassandra Kinsey Roger Klapp Tobi Kleiner Ron Kolinie Julie Komrosky Eric Koppelmaa c Sandra Kowalski Johnell Lalonde Maureen Langer Julie Laugharn Donna I.aughlin Brian Lawson Dean Le Lisa Leavitt David Lee Denise Lee James Lee Dina Lewis Tim Lisemby Greg Little Deb Littlefield Laurie Livingston Anna Livingston Kristine Long Daniel Looney Kelly Lopez Lori Lopez Jax Loudcrmilk Kristie Lundquist Carla Luporini Gina Madison Maggie Macsc Grace Malay Bonnie Mank Catherine Mann Kimberly Mar Stacey Markus Michelle Marrs David Martinez Greg Martinez Trina Martinez Danielle Martini Timothy Mason Linda Matsuhiro Marie Maxson Shcli May Steph McCallum Dave McCorkell Juniors 97 I.onni McCormick Stacey McLean David McNutt Suzzan McWilliams Brad Meche Karin Medeiros Kimberly Meek Mia Meza Jennifer Miller Mike Miller Joey Miyoko Annette Mohler Jon Mohnike Jim Moncrieff Eleina Morales Julio Morales Don Morgarson Ken Morikawa Lori Mor phew Toni Morrill Brad Mosher Michael Mueller Monica Muller Greg Mulliner Todd Murray Tracy Neal Carl Newton Dawn Norton Howard Noteware Robyn Nuzzi Rochelle Nollette Gloria Ochoa Patty O'Connor Denise Okusako Terri O'Neill Sheri Opp Greg Ordcmann Reginette Osby Alisa Owens Lana Palor Patrick Parker Tim Pashoian Stacey Pate Gina Penaflor Gary Peralta Eric Perez Kim Perkins Lisa Perry Phil Pesta Audrey Peters Stacia Peterson Kathy Pett Nadar Peyghambary Juniors I.iz Piletic Michelle Prince Denise Pritchard Richard Porzio Sean Raber Stacey Rainey Sheila Rao Joan Rasmmusscn Krista Ray Alison Read Sabrina Reider James Reynolds Timothy Rhodes Marni Rice Jack Riekcn Shaun Riley David Rivera Cindy Rohde Juniors 99 100 j uniors Amy Roach Lisa Robba Diana Roddy Roberta Rogers Julie Romatz Kenneth Ronsse Anne Marie Rosch Chrissy Ross Ursula Ross Susan Russell Denise Ryan Robby Sackett Maria Salehi John Sanchez Sheri Sandecki Craig Savage John Sawin Vera Schmid Teresa Schantz Sharon Schaeffer Gcorgene Schopp Sheila Scott Annette Seabert Keith Self Carrie Sellers Julie Severinghaus Cindy Shalita Chris Shank Barry Shaw Roxan Shumway Audra Silfics Hugh Silin Michelle Singleton Marlene Silva Kathic Sinnott Jamie Smith Kelly Smith Todd Smith Cheryl Snow Debbie Spina Yvette Spitaleri Michelle Spooner Jessica Staker Eric Stephens David Stewart Jennifer Stokes Cheryl Stryker Cindy Swindle Eric Symons Steve Tabbah Erma Talamantez Dayrl Tarrant Shireen Tavassoli Christine Taylor Diane Taylor Drew Taylor Heidi Telia Pat Telia Robin Tempero Elizabeth Thompson Jill Thompson Laura Todd Richard Tomasco Wendy Tomasini Janel Tomblin John Tomlinson Lily Tran Diane Trevino Susan Trevino Melinda Truman Leslie Trumper Laurel Tuvim Juniors 101 Denise Tyler Wendy Uda Mark Ussery Shirley Uyeda Lynn Valdivia Randy Vandyke Jeanne Vargas Lisa Vasquez Lisa Vcloz Jim Victor Inga Vorwcrk John Wade Robert Walian Randy Walker Brian Wallace Patricia Wang Susan Wantland Dicdre Webb Angel Webster Ronnie Weid Shari Weiss Dan Wendt Lisa Wesley Russ White Shelley Wiley Sherri Willoughby Jean Wilson Terry Wilson Casey Wink Kent Whelihan Julie Whipkey Varyl White Shelley Wood Sandy Woodmansee Derrick Woods Denise Worsham Kim Wudarcki Anne Yamashita Brian Yeazel Carla Yonan Kim Young Pyong Yu Duane Zematis Jennifer Zito Michelle Zito Sandra Zuniga 102 Juniors AUit: Frank kicks off. Tap Right: Here Jumping Jack, but where's Jogging Jill? Right: See something you like. An ly? 104 Autumn Sports Autumn Sports 106 All Stars All Stars Todd Bettger Track Demedric Cooks Football Nancy Dowling Tennis Kristen Dowell Track Karen Dowell Track Rich Fambrini Wrestling Trizia Hill Softball Steve Koch Baseball Joe Koeplin Basketball Scott Kouns Soccer Dave Lajeunesse Baseball Tammy Miller Basketball Sherri Opp Crosscountry Gary Peralta Tennis Steve Perry Baseball Jeff Prosser Basketball Debbie Spina Soccer Rich Vogel Football Varsity Football This year's varsity football team got off to a great start, winning their first three games. The team stayed in contention for the C.C.S. playoff to the last game of the season when they lost to Piedmont Hills 3-0. Runn- ing back Rich Vogel, Jeff Hamilton, and wide receiver Steve Koch led the offense while Demetric Cookie Cooks and John Blue anchored an outstanding defense. Although the Saints' team did not com- pete in the C.C.S., a 6-4 overall record made this season a winning one. Thanks to the people who took part in this successful and winning season. Top Rou Gallegos. Lchbcrr. Dela Rosa. Lychak. Brcno 2nd Row: B. Mosher, T. Pearl, L. Luscher, M. Cara velli, N. Whealer. A. Hoffman. T. Wilson, M. Hornsby. }rdRow: M. Hutchinson. R. Smith. M. Gurtler.J. Pelayo, R. Eoff, B. Meche.J. Dell, D. McNutt, K. Lofton. 4 th Row: F. Fleck, P. Rowe. S. Persiani, I. Mar fani. S. Conley. D. Gohnert. )tb Row: S. Darnell. M. Miller. R. Vogel.J. Hamilton. R. Garcia. T. Disamby. S. Koons.J. Blue. 6ib Row: M. Davidson. J. Rieken.J. Higgins, S. Brooks. P. Gentry. L. Chavez, S. Koch. 108 Varsity Football Varsity Football 109 110 Varsity Football 112 Top Row: B. Johnson. B. Gore, R. Mansfield. D. Felice. T. Srrayback, T. Umetian, S. Davis. B. Sloan. F. Rodrigue , D. Dennison. 2nd Row: M. Gonzales. R. Gonzales.J Scarpace, A. Sheer. J. Bush. A. Lopez. D. Chavez. J. Czerwick. R. Moore. Jrd Row: Coach Macalone, M. Naveau, P. Me Donald. J. Scadden, D.Niemeyer. M. Lund. B Marshall,J. Vasquez, S. Connley.J. MacWhorrer, Coach Ragan. 4 h Row. E. Navardo. D. Martos. M. Ellenburg. B.Jacobsen. S. Pizel. S. Chapman. M. Wojciechowski. T Chambers. T. Hefilin. 5eh Row: P. Rameriz. T.Jensen. S. Wadarki, S.Jenkins. M.Juffiar. A. Armendariez, G. Aguilar. T. Nugen, T. Guiterrez Frosh- Soph Football Frosh-Soph Football rhc Frosh-Soph football team's season end- with seven wins and three losses. Coach gan commented that the team played really 1 together. 11c went on to say that the varsity n will be receiving some talented players. 'he most valuable back was Don Felice; the � t valuable lineman was Rick Gonzales. The it improved player was Allen Lopez. The team's best game was against Y.B. — defense held tight and we won by a score of o 12.” Frosh-Soph Cross Country he Frosh-Soph cross country team had an tanding season. The team had dedicated f to high goals, and after many hours of work, I think the team achieved them, ac- ing to Coach Rich Wade. )rrest Patterson and Dan Fife were the team ibers that made all league. The team cap- who also made the all league team was Jay eway. think that these guys have real talent. I to help develop that skill and do well at . next season. commented Coach Wade. Top Row: Keith Robinson. Evetett Knapp. Billy Locke. Shawn Gonzales. Coach Wade. Bottom Row: Mark Andriit, Bryan Haas, Mike Hummel. Frosh-Soph Cross Country 113 Boys’ Varsity Cross Country The guys are young and dedicated. With some hard work next season, we could do even better. said Coach Wade. Santa Teresas men's cross country finished third in the Mt. Hamilton League and tenth in the region. The most valuable player was Ted Bcttgcr, his brother Todd was awarded most improved. The season ended with a record of six wins and four losses. The team captain was senior Andy Martinez. He and Ted Bettger were the only team members to become All League. Top Rhi : Andy Martinez, Cape., Forrest Patterson. Jim Newiand. Darren Posey. Lonnie McCormick. Coach Wade. MiJdU Row: Todd Bettger. Danny Gutierrez. Dan Fife. John Pandori, Ted Bettger. Bottom Row: Kazu Tamara. Jay Ridgeway. Phil Pcsta. Craig Asano. Boys' Varsity Cross Country Far Lift: Oh, how gross! Far Cenltr: Andy and Dan. just warming up. Leant Onttr: Bettger tryin' hard and gettin' the job done. Top Onttr: See Forrest. See Forrest run ... Abort: Look! They're trying to hold up the tree. Next:... the Saints track team's latest apparel, shown by Andy Martinet, and Darren Posey .. . Boys’ Varsity Cross Country 116 Girls' Varsity Cross Country T«f Right: Gotcha' You bloodsucking mosquitos. Tcf Cintrr: One down, two to go. Chris say in relief. Top Ijtft: Hey mom! Can 1 keep her? Abowt: What is that!? Right: Sherry — built for speed. «V Girls’ Varsity Cross Country With an overall record of nine wins and one loss, the woman's cross country team has every right to have a great feeling of ac- complishment. This dedicated team was the only team from the Mt. Hamilton league to go to C.C.S. in which they placed twelfth. Varsity captain, Sheri Opp, F S captain Karin Dowell, and other team members Chris Calvello and Rhonda Fuller represented Santa Teresa in all league. Not only was Sheri Opp team captain, she was awarded most valuable team member. She also set a new record on the Alum Rock Course. Most improved racer on the team was Page Borgcl, and Rhonda Fujler was voted most inspirational. Coach Richard Wade commented that since the team members are young, this dedicated team has been one of the best. I believe with hard work 3nd more dedication next season, we should do even better at C.C.S. Top Row: Eiene Valdiva, Ann Marie Rosch, Karen Dowell.Julie Komroski, Kristen Dowell. Drew Taylor. Coach Wade. MiJdlt Rea . Chris Calvello. Rhonda Fuller. Sheri Opp. Debbie Engler. Terri Fife. Bottom Row: Paige Horgel. Chcri Fife. Barbara Hasty, Angela Young. Girls' Varsity Cross Country 117 T«f Far Right: Yeah, and my mom is gonna tell your mom, Jennifer! Leutr Far Right: Geere, what am I doing here?” Ctnttr:... We found Jogging Jill! Upfrr Lift:Jennifer doing calisthenics. 118 Girls' Varsity Tennis Girls’ Varsity Tennis The women's tennis season ended with a record of nine wins and five losses. Nancy Dowling took first in the Mt. Hamilton Athletic League which helped the team take an overall third place in the league. The team had lots of spirit — we had several very dedicated players, and some real talent that will back next year,” said Coach Barbara Abeln. Top Row: I-aura Rcifcnrach. Angie Lis� . Alisa Owens. Suzanne Stanco, Nancy Dowling. Suyoung Baik. Wendy Holland. Coach Abeln. Bottom Row:Cathy Toscano.Jennifer King.Jill Matsumoto. Gidget Uda. Linda Marsuhiro. Girls’ Varsity Tennis 119 120 Varsity Volleyball The volleyball season ended with an overall record of five wins and ten losses. The team placed second in the Mt. Hamilton league, losing only to Overfelt. The team captain. Dawn Neuman, was voted most inspirational; the most improved team member was Delia Grant. The most valuable player on the team was Danielle Belanger. Debbie Derfelt was the only one on the team to become All League. Although the girls had a disappointing over all season record, placing second in League was quite an accomplishment. ac- cording to Coach Barbara Uchiyama. Varsity Volleyball Ttf Row: Coach Uchiyaina. Gloriann Neverve, Callic Carpenter, Debbi Derfelt. Tammy Miller. Bolton Row: Yvonne Stange. Delia Gram. Danielle Belanger, Maggie Maese. Dawn Neumann. Top Lift: Tammy pleads. Calgon — rake me away!” Top unttr: Miss Miller trie ro believe her great save. Lowtr Lift: Danielle telling Debbi. Good job. Aboit: Dawn Neumann's spike returned?! Far right:. .. Then Dawn says. I can take it — I'm a woman! Varsity Volleyball 121 Back Row: Coach Barnett. Andrea Lorenz, Cathy Nydam.Jacki Modic. Middle Row: Cathy Ding, Renee Schram, DcAnne Carpenter, Michelle Shoji. Front Row: Sisine Toum, Deanna Dickinson, Irene Richmond, Karen Reyes, Judi Chamberlin. 122 J.V. Volleyball The ceam had incredible spirit this season; they were fun to coach, said team coach Mr. Barnet. The team's overall season record was five wins and four losses. Voted most valuable and team co-captain was Cathy Ding. The star setter and other co-captain was Judy Chamberlin. Awarded most inspirational was Karen Reyes. The highlight of the year was the game against the varsity; the F S only lsot by two points. All of the girls played very well. I am go- ing to lose some valuable team members to the varsity, and the others, I hope, will be back next season. oach of e Year 'Mr. DeLeon, he's a great asset to the team, couldn't have done it without him! That is at Matt Singer had to say about 1983's Coach he Year, Mr. Les DeLeon. At. DeLeon coached one of our best seasons r with an 8-1 record; which got S.T. into the .S. and some of our players on the all-league ns. Mr. DeLeon has been coaching for eight rs and has produced a winning team almost ry year. Without Mr. DeLeon's wisdom and ex- ence in the sport, the 1983 soccer team ild not have done as well as they did. Mr. .con shows great respect and loyalty for his n. His enthusiasm has a great effect on the ers in the field. We have a great group of lents that will only get better in the years to le. ' you wish to see Les DeLeon and his winn- Saints in action; don't forget to attend some le games in 1984. 123 124 Winter Sports inter Snorts Winter Sports 125 126 Girls’ Varsity Socce Top Row: Coach Stefanisko, Lisa Lozada, Amber Esquivel, Dana Darnell, Glorian Neverve, Lynn Valdivia. Middle Row: Eileen Unger, Vicki Gardener, Monica Fleck, Carrie Valvidia, Lisa Ridgeway, Kathy Wallace, Debbie Spina. Bottom Row: Debbie Pesta, Michelle Diller, Maria Salani, Shelly Sipes. Girls9 Varsity Soccer The Santa Teresa Girl’s Soccer team finished a strong 5th in the MHAL. Gloriann Neverve was named All League with Honorable Mention going to Debbie Spina and Connie Escobedo. Connie also was the high scorer with 6 goals for the season. The Saints will miss the talents of Amber Esquivel, Vicki Gardner. Gloriann Neverve, Lisa Ridgeway, Eileen Unger and Carrie Valdivia, who will graduate this year. 128 Boys ’ Varsity Soccer This year's Boys Varsity Soccer team went farther than any Saints soccer team, by going to the C.C.S. Finals. This year's team won another M.H.A.L. Crown while giving up only five goals all season. Exciting playoff victories over South San Fransico, Gunnder- son, and Independence paved their way into the Finals. First team all league players for the Saints were Scott Kouns, Paul Crabill, Fred Linford and Matt Willman was also named Defensive M.V.P. of the league. Boys' Varsity Soccer Top row: Paul Cranbill, Willie Wuensch.John Baker. Trey Dayes, Tom Stockhdm.Jeff Barber, Matt Willman. 2nd row: Matt Singer. Eric Kopplemaa. George Edward� ,Jim Cosgrove, Scott Kouns, Fred Linford. Alex Mirken, Coach DeLeon. 3rd row: Mike Dougherty. Pat McDonald, Steve Redondo. Ray Eipinosa, Yuri Simpson, Nador Peghamberry, Mike Wojaiwehojki. Bottom row: Scott Wudarcki. Mike Rom. Dave Bentley. Bill Kantelhncr, Scott Lowden, Greg Pater. Boys' Varsity Soccer From — Righr 10 left: Joel Chew, Arnold Khanbabian. Robert DeCarlo. Jason Ng. Middle Row: Rich Fambrini, Ken Monkawa, John Garcia, Joe Lylia, Chrii Ovdonio. Back Row: Juan Pichardo, Mike Mcekie. Tim Lisemby, Ron Garcia.Jim Victor, Oscar Trevino. 130 Wrestling Boys’ Wrestling Wrestling 131 132 Boys Varsity Basketball If there is a word that describes the boys' varsity basketball team, it would have to be determination. The 1982-83 Saints started very slowly this year; going into the second game of League with only 5 wins and 7 losses. But persistence and hard work paid off for the Saints as the team record climbed to 15 wins and 12 losses. The Saints took se- cond place in MHAL, losing the champion- ship game in triple overtime to In- dependence 53 to 51. From there the Saints entered the CCS play offs, defeating Wilcox High 49-47. The Saints were led by Joe Koeplin's (First Team All League) ballhandl- ing, the rebounding and shooting of Jeff Prosser, (First Team All League), Jim Jessup, Ray Fairbanks, Kent Whelihan and Dcmidric Cooks. Boys’ Varsity Basketball Top Row: Todd Abernathy. Jeff Prosser. Kent Whelihan, Lennart Femstorm, Tom Hartman, Jim Jessup. Gary Peralta. Ron Wilder. Demidrk Cooks. Bottom Row: Joe Koeplin. Dave McCollum. Trent Eves. Ray Fairbanks, Dana Mcgerson.John Fritch. Paul Martin. Boys’ Varsity Basketball 133 134 Boys' Frosh-Soph Basketball Top Row: Don Kammcrcr, Russ Barker, Tom Newman, Lori Ice, Nickey Donnegan, Larry Luscher, Fret Rodriguez, Coach Schuster. Bottom Row: Dino Floresca, Marques Palmer, Jim Bush, John Machmiller, Ton) Pearl, James Frazier, Mike Palmer. Top Row: Val Wilder, Marie Orozco, Andrea Lorenz. Coach Romcro.Jim Pendry.Jackie Modic.Jeannette Schultz. Bottom Row: Siiine Toum, Yvonne Stance, Janelle Keener, Diane Stewart, De Anne Carpenter. Tina Nicolai. Girls Frosh-Soph Basketball This year's Frosh-Soph basketball team had an overall win and loss record of 14 wins and 6 losses. The Saints finished the league with an 11-2 record. The only teams that the Saints lost to were Silver Creek and In- dependence. The game that was the most ex- citing of all was against Silver Creek, where the final score was 35-33 in a hard fought game that took three over-time periods to complete. It was a very unique game; not on- ly did the Saints go into overtime, the star- ting team all fouled out before the game was over. The Saints had to go into overtime with second and third team players who played their hearts-out against the starting five from Silver Creek. The last game of the year was the impor- tant one. The Saints had to win to be able to get into the play-offs to determine the Frosh-Soph Championship. The Saints came up short by one point, the final score was 48-47. Overall the Frosh-Soph team had an ex- cellent season with players who cared about each other and practiced hard. Outstanding players for the Saints were Yvonne Stange, Andrea Lorenz, Sisinc Toum. The Saints can look forward to another winning season next year. Returning Freshmen who have the skills to become outstanding players are Marie Orozco, Jean- nette Schultz, Tina micolai, and Diane Stewart. With this group of girls returning and in-coming freshmen the Saints will be tough! Boys' Frosh-Soph Basketball This year's frosh soph basketball team had an up and down year. After losing their first three preseason games, the team won three in a row including the consolation championship in the Piedmont Hill Christmas tourney. They lost the first three games of the league, losing by three to In- depcndance and by one to Oak Grove, before winning four out of their next six games. They concluded a successful season by avenging the earlier losses to Oak Grove and Yerba Buena. The final win-loss total was eleven wins and eleven losses. 136 Girls' Varsity Basketball Top Row: Trizia Hill. Carla Gutietez. Julie Komrowsky. Tammy Miller. Maria Gonzalez. Heidi Casper, Coach McClung. Bottom Row: Callie Carpenter. Michelle Shoji. Gidgct Uda, Yogi. Cassic Barron. Girls’ Varsity Basketball The Saints Varsity Girls' basketball team, showing the effects of young players and many injuries, struggled through an 8 win 15 loss season and a third place MHAL South Division finish with a 6-7 mark. The Saints were led by Second Team All Leaguers Tammy Miller and Callie Carpenter. Injured players included Maria Gonzalez, Michelle Green, and Julie Komrosky. The Saints fortunes will look up for next season as a very good group of sophomores graduate to the varsity. The Saints were never ones to back away from the best teams in C.C.S. We played 6 of the top 10 teams in the central coast section. Returning letter persons include Michelle Shoji, Michelle Green, Tammy Miller, Julie Komroski, Gidget Uda, Heidi Casper, and Carla Gutierrez. Playing their last game for the Saints are seniors Callie Carpenter, Cassie Barron, Maria Gonzales, Trizia Hill, and Yogi Uda. Girls’ Varsity Basketball 137 138 Spring Sports Spring Sports Swimming This year’s 1983 Varsity boys' swim team will have an outstanding season. The Saints team is very strong with the depth needed to produce an undefeated year. The returning swimmers are Brian Cockerill, Mark Rascon, Andy Martinez. Gunner Olson. Jeff Nor- seen. Rick Oeff, Mike Barry. Nate Kccver, Steve Wilson, Mike Videll. Nickolas DeCarlo, Kenny Kunkel and Greg Martinez. Overall, the Saints season is of few tests, but the biggest match will be against Silver Creek. Come and cheer our swimmers on. Boys Swimming Top Row: Dave Kirk. Dennis Striker, Steve Wilson. Rick Ocff. Brian Cockcrill. Andre Reinisch. Andy Martinez. Middle Row: Danny Waters. Mike Videll, Kate Keever. Mark Rascon.Jcff Norseen, Greg Martinez. Mike Barry. Ladder: Marc Miller, Tim Mason. Nick DeCarlo. Boys Swimming Top Row, Diving Board: Alice Terramorse. Maria Fa vela. Christy White, Amy Barron Rachclle Martini, Jill Wilkie, Kathy Pctt. Bottom Row, Diving Board: Michelle Meckier, Susan Palino, Chris Maderos, Tammy Kilian Andrea Macadaey, Debi Von Ruden, Cassy Barron, Erin Healey. Top Row, Pool Deck: Melinda Truman, Robin Nezzi. Kristine Pett.Janine O'Neil. Bottom Row, Pool Deck: Coach Lebherz,Julie Gotcher, Allison Carr. Kim Wudarki, Melissa Tinney, Stephanie Schaefer. Coach McKenna (alias dark). Along the Ladder: Janelle Keener, Tami Ellis, Teri Ellis, Toby Kleiner. Girls’ Swimming Girls' Swimming The 1983 Girls' Swim Team has the potential and ability to earn their 6th consecutive MHAL title. A strong returning team consists of 3 All-Americans — Andrea Macadaeg, Tobi Kleiner, and Teri Ellis, and 3 All-CCS swimmers — Debi Von Ruden, Erin Healey, and Tami Ellis. With a successful season, seniors Debi Von Rudon, Andrea Macadaeg, Tami Kilian, Erin Healey, Christina Medeiros, and Cassy Barron will have an undefeated 4 years of swimming at Santa Teresa. Varsity Baseball The 1983 Varsity Baseball team has the physical potential to have a very successful season. The nucleus of the team is made up of the 1982 returning lettermen: seniors Lewis Chavez, Chris Svcum, Steve Koch, Steve Perry, Dave Lajeunesse, and juniors Beau Hastings, Steve Darnell, Dave McCorckcll, and Mark Benevento. When asked the question How good will the 1983 Saints Varsity Baseball Team be? My answer is, ”1 am very enthusiastic about our potential — we have good personnel. The only things we're missing are the intangibles no one can measure: attitude, tenacity, character, and mental toughness. We believe that as the season develops the 1983 Saints could be one of the best baseball teams in Santa Teresa's history. 144 Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball 1983: Top Row — Daw McCorkell. Carl Bialotucki, Beau Hastings. Chris Swum. Nathen Chukes. Steve Perry. Dave Lajeuncsse. Loti Ice. Middle Row — Coach Gigliotti, Chris Brewer. Mark Benevinto. Terry Wilson, Q[ian_Marshall. Erk Koppelman. Lewis Chavez. Ron Thiel bahr (mgr). Coach Ragan. Bottom Row — Randy Van Dyke. Rkk Carbajal. Steve Darnell, Steve Koch. Chuck Arnold. Rick Porzio. Varsity Baseball 145 - Top — Ms. Parkinson,Jackie Modic, Dana Dorsey, Trizia Hill. Randie Hill. Kristi Boynton. Middle Row — Kymm Duggan. Kelly Fisher, Gloriann Neverve, Gallic Carpenter. Eileen Unger. Bottom Row — Cathy Ding, Renee Grounds. Letty Stange. Absent — Diane Stuart and Natalie Castro. 146 Varsity Softball Varsity Softball The 1983 Varsity Softball Team has six returning players from last year's MHAL championship team. Combining last year's experienced and talented players with this year’s youth and eagerness will continue to make this year's team a winner. Returning Varsity Players are: Stniors Trizia Hill — shortstop. Gloriann Neverve — second base, Eileen Unger — first base, out- field. Junior: Randie Hill — pitcher. Sophomore Letty Stangc — catcher, and Natalie Castro — outfield. All of these players are strong defensive players, consis- tent and aggressive batters. New players who will add to this year’l line up are Senior Callie Carpenter who fits into the defensive line up. Sophomore Cathy Ding good offensive skills, Kim Duggan — Back-up Pitcher, and Jackie Modic will fill a defensive spot and fit into the batting order. A freshman player with a lot of potential is Renee Grounds — who will be playing 3rd base and batting. Varsity Softball 147 Boys Varsity Track This year's Saint Varsity Track team will be led by three returning Varsity Lettermen from last year's 7 and 3 team. Seniors Jim Ncwland, Brian Anthony, and Darren Posey should be steady point scorers for this year's team. Jim Ncwland will be the Saint workhorse as he will compete in the 100 and 200 meters, and in the sprint and mile relays. Brian Anthony will be our top high and low hurdler, while Darren Posey should be our most talented distance runner. Other Seniors who will help the Saints arc: Paul Crabill, Fred Linford. Andy Martinez. John Pandori, and Gerald Pneaflor. Outstanding juniors from last year's frosh-soph are Art Hoffman in the shot and discus, Ted Bettgcn in the 800 meter, Dana Meggerson in the long jump, triple jump and high jump, Ron Wilder in the sprints, and Julio Morales in the long jump and triple jump. 148 Boys' Varsity Track BOYS TRACK TEAM: From Row:Julio Morale� , Briin Anthony. Bob Chaffin,Jim Newland. Dana Megerson, John Pandori, Ted Beitger. Darren Posey, Todd Bettger. 2nd Row: Gerald Penafior, Ed Callender, Gardiner, Keith Robinson.Jay Ridgeway. Lonnie McCormick. Forrest Patterson.Joe Brink. 3rd Row: Mark Andrist. Barb Sloan, Robert Walian, Darnell Carroll. Ron Wilder. Art Hoffman, Dennis Duty. Fred Rodrigue?, Steve Didion, Kevin Lofton. Boys’ Varsity Track 149 GIRLS' TRACK: Top Row: Christine Strandbcrg, Andrea Lorenz, Debbie Derfelt, Patty Healy, Annemarie Roach. Middle: Edith Kegle. Connie Reorigucz, Rhonda Fuller, Danielle Belanger, Sheri Opp. Bottom Row: Chris Calvello. Sandra Dahl, Gina Penaflor,Julie Chandler. 150 Girls' Varsity Track Girls' Varsity Track GIRLS TRACK This year's track team had a great year overall. Karen and Kristen Dowell can run both the 100 meter and the 2 mile. Karen specializes in the 400 while Kristen specializes in the 800. Both will be in the top 3 in CCS. Sheri Opp is one of the top 2 milers in CCS this year. Debbie Derfclt was 6th in CCS last year in the triple jump and will improve in this event. She is also an excellent long jumper. OTHER BIG EVENTS: Springs: Tammy Miller, Monica Fleck. Shelly Siper, and Gina Penaflor. Distance: Rhonda Fuller, Chris Calvello, Chris Strandbcrg, and Connie Escobedo. Hurdles: Andrea Loreny, Cathy Nydam, Julie Chandler, and Debbie Vest .Jumps: Andrea Loreny, Alisa and Audrey Owens, Shelly Siper, and Patty Mealy. Throwers: Dancillc Belanger, Carrie Rodriguiz, and Sandy Dabul. Girls' Varsity Track 151 152 Boys' Varsity Tennis This could be a league championship year for boys’ tennis. Only two players graduated from last year’s team and transfer, Quan Dinh and freshman, Stephan Bertog, are more than adequate replacements. Tony Salehi and Derek Goes arc returning singles lettermen and Mike Mercer and Bret Hartc team up for what could be the best doubles team in the league. Sophomores Eric Malick and Bryan Stewart will also sec plenty of action. Junior, Gary Peralta, returns for his third year and should be the 1 singles player in the league. Boys' Varsity Tennis Back row: Coach Schuiter.Jorg Kukies, Stephen Bertog.Joey Miyoka. Bryan Stewart, Eugene Qiriuma . Erik Malick, Alan Cook� . Mike Mercer. Bret Hart. Front row: Derrick Goes. Tony Satchi, Quan Dinh, Gary Peralta. Boys' Varsity Tennis :4 154 Sophomores Sophomores vi2 7o iJLCi-J i-js ' xxJ' '■D O-f- Hto Zd 7CxO C C L C i_Q UC xJ( Cl) $ ' j0n y_ LjJLsO- l - rfC yOCA Qjut V- - 0 bcxxuub u( - H a 40 SC JlCAno, «toOwW V( tkL � “ 'J- a gccxv -'UL- a ' XCVA, QjuS T oJpphompres 155 itW. oWS-jj 6 w ' SANTA TERESA HIGH SCHOOL EAST SIDE UNION HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT Tanya Holst President Barbara Skrbina Vice President Diana Jcrolimon Secretary-T reasurer Sophomore Class Officers Sophomores George Aboud Andreas Adclhofer Lisa Aguilar Albcricci Denell Shiry Alex Niccole Ali Anne Allington Dave Allington Jack Almaguer Bill Amidon Louis Ammatuna Cam Anderson Chrissy Anderson Jim Anderson Dizie Andrews Eric Andrews Mark Andrist Louis Antoine Lisa Arata Art Armendariz April Arndt Uarina Asmali Jenae Atkins John Babel Lisa Bacio Brian Ball Lori Barmcrt Dawna Barnes Geoff Barrall Andrew Barraza Julie Bauer Dawn Bchnkc Aaron Bell William Berber Angela Berry Chris Berry Kim Bessa Mike Bethel Sung Ki Biak Angela Bialorucki Don Blackhurst Marcc Blanchette Angela Blanco Tracy Bogert Bob Bohdangqicz Eric Bolt David Borden Kim Bost Michele Brace Joe Brink Gaston Briones Brian Brooks Charles Brown Sue Brown Sophomores 157 Christine Bryant Pam Bundros Suzanne Burkett Celeste Burton Jim Bush Toni Cain Ed Callender Desiree Canillo Troy Cantrell Mike Caravelli Angelica Carbajal Annie Carbajal Samantha Carrillo Natalie Castro Laurie Cavanaugh Ranbir Chahal Judi Chamberlin 'I'odd Chambers Tom Chambers Brenda Chapman Scott Chapman Mary Ann Cheng Lisa Chiang Richard Chien Erik Christian Eugene Christimas Sherri Clardy Ann Clark Susan Clark Pat Clauet Kim Coffee Brandy Collens Kimberly Collier David Conk Ralph Conway Rick Conway Yolanda Corona Renee Cortez Ann Cox Shelley Crafts Lisa Crockett Angela Cruz Linda Cuevas Sandra Dahl Monika Dahlin Andy Dalrymple An Dang Dung Dang Long Dang Deborah Davis Jamie Day Scott Day Trey Dayes Nick DeCarlo Sophomores Dianne Dcgraffcnrcid Michele Delinit Dawn Demars Mike Demick Debbie Derfelt Janaiai Desaigoudar Debbie Dcsta Nicki Diankoff Mary Ann Diza Roger Dickerson Michele Diller Cathy Ding John Dinb Tina D'Innocenti Lisa Dodson LeeAnn Doll Darren Dorrcll Mark Dougherty Sophomores 159 160 Kyhm Douggan Jeanninc Dunmyer Dennis Duty- Nancy Dyer Greg Dyksina Tami Eby Kristina Eckowitz Erik Eiben Mike Ellcnburg Tami Ellis Teri Ellis Jennifer Embley Tom Embry Lorna Enriques I avina Espinosa Nathan Estruth Barbara Evers Lynn Fairbanks Sophomores Maria Frank James Frazier Erik Frizelle Laura Fry Mike Futamase Michelle Galgiani Scott Gallagher Kim Gamboa Dana Garabito Derek Garcia Gina Garcia Jerry Garcia Debbie Garner Tara Gilligan Michael Goldberg Pete Gonnella Marc Gonzales Mary Gonzales Mike Gonzales Rick Gonzales Shawn Gonzales Aurora Goodrich Robert Gore Melissa Got Krissy Gow Jennifer Greene Lance Grccninger Wayne Greenwood Brian Gregoire Julie Griffith Doni Grimaldi Ben Grimmer Jeff Gullicksen Gary Gunderson Rosie Gutierrez George Hafely Lela Hardesty Lesley Harris Sharon Head Staci Heafner Laura Heath Eric Hedecn Bobby Fisher Jackie Flores Dong Floresca Beth Fowler Loree Fowler Paula Fowler Denise Paler Brian Farris Felice I-eliz Sophomores 161 Miles Heller Kyle Hemmig Christi Hempel Juelie Hendrix Rodolfo Hernandez Rosa Hernandez Jacquie Hermstcdt Cliff Hicks Kristin Higuchi William Hill Deanna Hillis Stephen Hogate Michele Hogrefe Jack Holmes Tonya Holst Yuji Honma Kimberly Hope Tina Hudspeth Suzanne Hughes Cyndi Huntsman Marbaei Husi Lori Ice Amy Ichinaga Diana Irvin David Izat Jancllc Jackson Bob Jacobson Kenneth James Tiffany Jenkins Ty Jensen Dianna Jcrolimon Brenton Johnson DeanJohnson Janice Jones Pat Jones Yvonive Keefee Karen Keelin Jancllc Keener Debbie Kellner James Keltner Sean Keogh Todd Kcough Kim Ketchcr Michelle Keyes Mai Khanh Denise King Everett Knapp Nickolc Konersman Jerry Krug Lori Kulivin Eric Kulp Ken Kunkel Joy Lachowsky Diane Lambert Sophomores Renee' Lambert Bill Lancaster Kelly Lansdowne Tony Lara Walter I.avelle Tammie Lawrence Michelle Lehr Annie Leonti Knrrique Letelier Jackie Letussan Dan I.ipkcn Anbelika Liss William Locke Cheryl I.okke Jacavelinc Loncro Kelly Long David Lopez Andrea Lorenz Sophomores 163 Deidricn I.ovc Lisa l.ozada Robyn Lucas Manuel Luna Mike Lund Ron Lychak John Machmillcr Gina Maimone Gary Maisel Christa Major David Makler Aaron Malchow Eric Malick Richard Malmstrom Julie Manuta Valeric Mar Alex Markcn Pete Marra 164 Sophomores Brian Marshall Shawn Martin Aaron Martinez Bruno Martinez Robert Martinez Valentena Martinez Rachelle Martini Michele Mascarella Mike Mastrecovo David Mathewsons Paul Matsumoto Rich Mazon Geanna Mazzucco Jackie McCalister John McCarkell Julia McDaniel Dennis McKay Tara McVeigh Scott McWhirter Barbara Meehan Pam Mengc Lavena Mendoza Maggie Mercurio Eugene Merrill Maggie Mercurio Darlene Meza Jim Miller Lisa Miller Melinda Miller Stacey Miller Becky Michell Jackie Modic Trina Moehring Brian Mohrmann Traci Monroe Diane Moore Frank Morales Yoonne Moreno Jim Morris Ken Morrison Randy Moser Robert Mueller Kelly Mullican Teresa Myers Arlene Naskrcnt Thomas Newman Tom Newman Dave Nicmcycr Ruth Niewoehner Stacey Nolletie Dave Norton Cathy Nydam Lucia Nytes Sophomores Tim Oberlander Mike Oestereich I.isa Olson Janine O'Neill Patricia Openhyn Rick Opp Nilda Orban Joe Ordonio Renee' Orozco Sherrie Owen Steve Owens Pete Paladino Greg Paler Marquis Palmer Nancy Parelia Kim Parsons Forrest Patterson Jackie Pease Becky Pederson Suzanne Pcllctt Jina Pendry Charise Persani Deborah Pesta Kathy Pham Kelvin Phillips Cindy Piazza Tim Piletic Alberto Palacios Marks Prather Shalyn Price I.isa Pritchard Robert Radimecky Kirk Rascon Gregory Rea Michele Reday Steve Redondo Carrie Reed Lana Reifemrath Laura Reifenrath Irene Richmond Sherry Richmond Kathryn Riggle Tracey Right myer Dennis Roberts Keith Robinson Tina Robledo Maria Rodriguez Kevin Roessler Kathy Romanko Lori Rose Jason Ross Mike Ross Carl Rushmeyer Kathi Ryan 166 Sophomores Eileen Sacman Ben Sanchez Angie SanDecki Roland Sandoval Kelly Savastano Mike Sawin Kelly Sawstand John Scaddcn John Scarpacc Justin Schader Stephanie Schafer Arthur Schmidt Janice Schmitt Todd Schultcr Missy Schultz Marcy Schwarb Kelly Selfridge Kris Severinghaus Sophomores 167 Don Sfcrrazz Karin Shadwick Robert Shaffer Debbie Shepherd Alex Shiny Michelle Shoji Robbie Silva Scott Simmons Kevin Simon Yuri Simpson Dennis Sims Shelly Sipes Mike Skar Todd Skrabak Barbara Skrbina Doni Sloan William Sloan Jeannette Smith Sophomores Jeff Smith Suzy Solomon Rally Soong Charlie Spear Dianne Spencer Chris Spina Julie Staker Yvonne Stance Michele Stankevich Troy Stenstrom Wendy Stephens Bryan Stewart Christine Strandberg Tricia Stringfcllow Fat Sveum Lisa Sullivan Kelly Swanbcrg Todd Swindle Michelle Tabbah Jan Takcshita Walter Tanaka Vicacl Tarzian Denele Taylor Deven Taylor Hong Than Ron Thiclbahr Mike Thomas Gregg Thorsteinson Melissa Tinney Angela Tolvo Tony Torres Sisinc Toum Jennifer Trautman Amy Trimpcy I.encha Trujillo Terri Trumble Chung Truong Xao Truong Kenny Tsai Tami Tucker Elizabeth Turnboo Tuyen Dinl Jeri VanHoozer Vicky Vargas Jonothan Vasquez Nicole Vautier Lisa Vega Bob Vergara Ronda Verner Mike Vidcll Lynn Visitacion Fred Vitola Tanya Vorwerk Carolen Wallace Sophomores 169 Kathy Wallace Thomas Wallace Tracy Ward Dan Waters Kristine Weaver Leslie Weaver Taylor Webb Mark Wcitz Allen Wells David Welsh Richard Westpall Christine White Dayna White Gail Whitman Val Wilder Eric Wilhelm Jill Wilkie Angela Williams Greg Williams Heather Williams Matt Williams Ted Williams Trela Williams Shelly Williams Allan Wilson Cherie Wilson Debbie Winchester Paul Winford Paula Wisdom Michael Wojciecholoski Carl Woodall Christine Woods Curtis Woolbright Allen Worley Angela Young Chan Yu 170 Sophomores 171 Spirit Leaders Stacey Marcus Kim Mar Fall Varsity Cheerleaders To describe our Football and Wrestling seasons we can only use one word — AWESOME. We worked hard to prepare for our seasons! During the summer we practiced in the morning so that we would be ready for U.S.A. Spiritlcading Camp in Sunny Santa Barbara. We went to camp with the Fall Song girls and the Winter Cheerleaders. Together we won a Combined Spirit Stick and Our sign won first place too! Along with the Winter Cheerleaders we won a Most Enthusiastic award. Camp was a blast! We started off the Year with a Bang! — and Can't Be Beat! We would like to thank Everyone for our great seasons. REMEMBER: We Are Awesome! Fall Song Girls We had an AWESOME time practicing for camp this year. It was a real pleasure to have gone with the Fall and Winter cheerlcading squads. We attended USA spiritleading camp in sunny Santa Barbara. Camp was an exciting experience for all of us, and winning the spirit stick twice was tru- ly memorable. When we got back it was already time to prepare for the football season — and we were ready. The games were really exciting and our squad was always psyched for victory! Cheering at the games also brought us to be close friends. Even outside our squad we had lots of fun together. We were really proud to have sup- ported such a great team and to have had the fun and close squad that we did. We all agree that the '82 football season and the class of'83 Can't be Beat! Fall Song Girls 1 7 5 Kim Wudarcki Terri Trumble Denise Pritchard Jennifer Stokes Michele Stcnkcvich Leslie Harris Susan Wantland Jackie Flores 176 Fall Letter Girls Fall Letter Girls Saints Are Awesome. We had a terrific -ear! Camp was a lot of fun. Along with the Winter Lcttcrgirls, we brought home the pirit Award and the Eye of the Tiger routine rom Camp. Being Lettergirls was new to all f us. Thanks to the other squads we had an njoyable year. We also want to thank the chool for all their support during our Foot- all and Soccer Seasons. It helped to make ur teams successful. 7all 7rosh-Soph Cheerleaders Over the summer we practiced a routine r N.C.A. Camp in Hot Santa Barbara. Dur- lg Camp we had tons of fun and we won a jirit stick. Our season was great! We would ke to thank the Frosh-Soph Winter heerleaders for all their help and support, ithout them it wouldn’t be the same, hanks again and remember: We love our tints and Saints can’t be Beat! Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders 177 r' Mascots Karen Long Kathy Riggle Mascots As the '82-83 school year comes to ar end. Kathy and I would like to thank the fall and Winter Spiritleaders for their sup port. We have shared a lot of grea memories that neither of us will eve forget. The year started off great, when w brought home a Spirit stick fron cheerleading camp. We will never forge the practice before school started, learn ing the fight song and Can't Be Beat. We will remember the dinner at sizzle and the bus rides home after the basket ball games. We feel that we have done our best t raise school spirit. Santa Teresa' Spiritleaders are the vtry btsl and we ar proud to be members of this group. Varsity Winter Song Girls As the 1982-83 Varsity Basketball Son$ Girls, we will never forget this year Fellowship, love, friendship and memories have all been a part of our treasured ex periences. We attended the OADA NO Spirit Camp in Santa Barbara over the sum mer. The five day long camp taught us how to develop and share our talents, goals, ant most of all our friendships. As we look bad on those five days, we can remember time: of joy, excitement, and even tears! But all o our happiness and frustrations paid off anc we learned how to work as a squad. It wa: great cheering for our basketball team anc we'll always remember fun times that wen along with it; such as the busrides, guardiar angels, and going out to pizza! We ap prcciatc all of the help and support from thi Basketball Lettergirls, and especially ou parents. Although the year has passed bj quickly, we can only hope we fulfilled ou goals to help spiriting our school, becausi we know that Santa Teresa Can’t Be Beat!' And to all of the Varsity Basketball players — We arc Proud of You! Varsity Winter Cheerleaders Varsity Winter Cheerleaders We the 82 83 Winter Cheerleaders hav had times of laughter and times of tears. W were five individuals who had to learn hov to work together as a unit. Over the summe we worked long hours to prepare for U.S.A Camp (at Santa Barbara) in August. Finall the day arrived when we and the Fall Sonj and Cheerleaders would go via Greyhounc From the minute we arrived to the minut we left we were rushed. But it was all wort it. None of us will ever forget those hot day and the parties every night in the halls. O the third night all three squads won a com bined spirit stick and our school sign wo 1st place. The winter and fall squads als won Most Enthusiastic Award. When schoc came the fun wasn't over. We started out th year w the Fall Cheerleaders doing W Deliver. Throughout our season we cheere until we could no longer talk. And ho could we forget partying and pizza-ing wit our players. To sum it all up we can only sa this past year CANT BE BEAT. Casey Mann Stephanie McCallum Lisa Nunes Chris Spina Debbie Spina Denele Taylor ■i..-...■SaMfe ____________ 181 Cheryl Stryker Donna Haworth Missy Maimone Tavi Wiersma Robin Merritt Kim Jepson Marisa Hare Tccna Glaspcr 182 Winter Lettergirls Varsity Winter Lettergirls This year has been a memorable year. It started when we first made it. It has been exciting as well as a lot of hard work. Together we practiced in the sum- mer very long hours and it was indeed frustrating but it all paid off when we went to camp in Santa Cruz. Camp was nothing but a moment that all of us will cherish because we spent four of the luckiest days there. It started out by receiving two spirit sticks which meant a lot to us. We then won an award for our posters, but most of all we were surprised to find out that our competition routine American Girls placed third from many other school competitors. We were also happy to receive the Superior Trophy which also meant a lot to us. We will always remember these memorable moments that we shared at camp because we all worked so very hard, '82-'83. Can't Be Beat!! We'll miss our varsity Basket- ball team Love Tcena, Marisa. Kim, Robin. Tavi, Missy. Donna, and Cheryl. Frosh-Soph Winter Cheerleaders This is one year that all of us will remember. Getting up early for 8:30 am practices, we practiced and practiced un- til our home cheer was perfected to per- form at camp. Finally the day came, July 25, '82. We were all frustrated, and over- joyed. When it came to evaluation, we knew we could get a superior ribbon. On the last day we ended up with two ex- cellent and two superior ribbons. We and the mascots showed our spirit throughout the time we were there. In our hearts we knew we could win the spirit stick and we did. Tears ran down our faces as we ran up to receive it. We will always remember the N.C.A. staff and all the sweet friends we made. Thanks to the F S Fall cheerleaders our season was successful. We all shared lots of excitement and fun at every game. We will always remember the key word is SPIRIT.' Thank you again F S Fall for everything you did for us. Don't forget hairy leggs and Carmel. Remember team, We arc Awesome and We Love Our Saints. Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders Band and Color Guard Lynne Alfano Nick Alfano Robert Beach Howard Beck Chad Briukalns Briukalns Randy Burk Jerry Bursingcr Chris Calvello Tom Chambers Steve Conyers Chris Cowdery Diane DeGraffcnrcid Michelle Dillcr Colton Dirks Robert Dutton Lori Erbes Dan Farren Alan Fowler Paula Fowler Maria Frank Mr. Lemmon Mike Futamose Marc Gonzales Angela Goravilla Line Groper David Izat Eric Linderman Eric Malmstrom Kitty Marks Robert Martinez Tim Mason Annette Mohler Diane Moore Robert Neito Lisa Olsen Liz Piletic Mark Parther Shana Remenih Debbie Shepherd Diane Stewart Christine Strandbcrg Denclc Taylor Derek Terneus Beth Thompson MikeTurnoy Paul Walton Karen Willard Wesly Williams Casey Wink 186 Band Carrie Cady Paula Bushaw Michele Casci Michelle Galgiani Elizabeth-Ann Gonzales Sharon Head Kelly Lopez Terri O'Niel Kaylecn Orton Kris Orton Jennifer Greene Alison Greene Kelly Selfridge Chris Spina Marianne Wheeler Mimi Grimmer Amy Hatfield Kristen Hiquchi Tonya Holst Lynn Kocher Donna Laughlin Denise Lee Valerie Mar Yvonne Moreno Cindy Randal Cindy Rhode Dayna White Yvonne Yeh Angela Young Ingrid Campos Jeanine Dunmeyer Julie Ford Maria Frances Suzy McWilliams Cheryl Stryker Shelly Wilson Shelly Crafts Chris Gutierrez Stacey Rainey Color Gurad 187 188 Freshmen Freshmen Freshmen 189 Diane Rosser Jerry DcMiltc Mike Aylesworth President Vice President Secretary-Treasurer 190 Freshmen Julie Abernethy Kenny Addison Andrea Afanador Trade Aguiar Greg Aguilar Tony Alexander Nick Alfano Garrett Alley Niel Andersen Becky Anderson David Andrade John Andrews Sergio Angeles Susan Arconi Fred Arnold Mike Aylesworth Christopher Bailey Lisa Bailor Bryan Baker Steven Baldwin Eric Ball Jeff Barber Russell Barker Brenda Barnhart Lisa Barry Heidi Barton Shelly Batey Susie Baumurt Heidi Beard Rob Beaulieu Howard Beck Carrie Beckett Frank Bedgood Cary Bclzncr Dean Bennett Greg Bennett Robert Benson Mike Burger Lynettc Birmingham Mike Bernal Giana Bernard ini Lyne Barry Tom Berry- Rich Bertalan Stefan Bertog Becky Bettencourt Lanier Bialey Liam Bianey Anthony Bisaccio Chris Bish Tim Blandford Dan Block Adrian Blockley Veronica Bocanegra Freshmen 191 Dan Bojatain Richard Bolnis Leo Booth Deborah Borcherdt Tina Borders Jeff Bos Dominic Boulter Deanna Bowland Dan Boyle Brian Bozzo Tanya Bradford Paul Bravo Robert Bravo Eric Brecheen Lon Brewton Gina Briggs Jeff Browing Kim Brown 192 Freshmen Brian Chiang Bob Childs Kent Christensen David Christopherson Dean Chunglo Steve Church Kelly Cibelli Charles Clement John Clerniec Nikki Coleman Wayne Conely Anissa Conley Angela Connelly Steve Conrad Steve Conyers Dwight Cooper Stephanie Cooper Lisa Corbin Steve Corio Christi Corpus Eric Corpus Holly Covalt Robert Coyner Michele Crabill Ted Brown Trevor Brown Heather Browne Dan Bryant Jim Buffkin Trina Burnes Bob Burr Jerry Bursingcr Kimberly Bush John Bymann Tawnya Cababay Christine Cabrera Ruth Cabrera Bill Cady Tammy Camacho Scott Campbell Deanne Carpenter Tammy Carrasco Mike Carrisosa Darnell Carroll Jeff Caton Alex Chak Ken Chamberlain Chrissie Chancellor Larisa Chapman Jacque Chavez Cindy Checanswy Rose Cheng Joel Chew Vito Chiala Freshmen 193 Jenny Crellin Tonia Crist Linda Crooks Marie Crooks Tim Crooks Stacey Cuarcsma Jack Cudin Heather Cunningham Laura Curtis Stephanie Cusimano Greg Cutter Karen Dahiin Dan Dang Mark Dantey Dana Darnell Jim Darnell Becky Davidson Patty Davis Sean Davis Karl Day Stephanie De Dionisio Danny DeMar Jerry DeMilte Don Dennison Kyle Depriest Renee DeRosc Jennifer Dette Julie Dewald Deanna Dickinson Mike Dictzel Chris DiLello Laura Dirubio Jim Disbro Long Doan Angie Dodson Gina Dolida Cindy DorenKamp Dana Dorsey Jeff Dosier Wendy Dow James Dowdy Ken Duncan Micky Duncgan Beth Dunkin Faith Dunkin Connie Escobedo Gonzalo Escuder Richard Esparza Diana Esper Gregorio Espinosa Jeanne Evans Danielle Fejeran Richard Ferreira 194 Freshmen Karen Fidler Stacey Fields Chcri Fife Terri Fife Kelly Fisher Stphen Fisher Angie Fitzsimmons Todd Flavetta Judy Fleck Jim Foil Bonnie Ford Richard Fox John Franklin Kim Fraser Terri Fry Kelli Fultz Peter Furman Ccser Garcia Freshmen 195 Jose Garcia Marie Garcia Robert Garcia Bobby Gardiner Julie Geer Bruce Gelb Jack Gentry Jenifer Gilliland Chris Gionet Shannon Girlinghouse Andrea Goff Sharon Gohnert Christie Gomez Shelly Gore Michael Gormely Cindy Got Julie Gotcher Randy Graff 196 Freshmen Robyn Gralicer Lana Gravdlc Julie Gray Don Greenwood Norman Gresham Line Gropen Debbie Grosenbacher Jeff Grounds Renee Grounds Rick Guay Eddie Guerrero Michael Guersch Chelle Guignard Luis Guillew Alex Gutierrez Deirdre Gutierrez Steve Gutierrez Bryan Haas Maria Hahm Jim Hall Cristine Hami Hon Lily Han Jay Hann Ben Hannah Steven Hanson Rhonda Harper Doug Harbey Barbara Hasty Chris Haworth Patty Hcaly Robert Hedden Jim Henderson Nicole Hendriz Justin Henry Steve Hewitt Shirley Hidalgo Robert Hillord Jennell Hike Chris Holmes Anh-Thu Hong Rick Hope Tom Hotchkiss Cathy Huckabcc Roberta Hughes Malinda Hukst Mike Hummel Kevin Huntsinger Wes Irwin Tod Jackson Ulunda James Kris Jamison Diane Jankclcvich Maryjefferis Cris Jennings Freshmen 197 Tricia Jensen Patricia Jenson Mikejernigan Bonnie Jiracck Mike Jobke Da veJohnson Ronni Johnson Jeff Joseph Mike Kahn Don Kammerer Tonya Kassel Bill Katlchner Edith Kegle David Keller Chris Kelley John Kelter Annette Kemnitz Rob Keys Vicky Khanbabian Trini Kiley Trina Kilroy Eric King Brian Kinney Dan Kinney Dave Kirk Machelle Kleier Lisa Knox Amy Kotoske Mark Kreibich Matt Kuchris Jorg Kukies Ted Laduca Rick Laffey Amy Lajeunesse Chris Lancaster Shauna Landownc Dave Lapora Doug Larson Larry Laruz Carl Law Brian Layman Todd Lazetera Tony Leal Claudine LeGrow Alex Lemon John Leopold Becky Lewis Scott Lewis Christine Leyman Eric I.indcman Jill Livingston Kim Lohman Allan Lopez David Lopez 198 Freshmen Scott Lowden Joe Lujan Lisa Lund Mark Lundquist Diane Lunsford Jenny Luong Doug Lutje Jim Lyons Khai Mai Kitty Marks Lisa Marks Jenny Marshall Andy Martin Arricnne Martinez Joe Martinez Dion Matos Karen Mayer Mike Mazon Freshmen 199 Robby McAlavcy Dean McBride Tim McCarty Michele McClure Kathy McCluskey Shawn McCormick Lisa McCoy Scott McCoy Rob McCready Audrey McDaniel Fat McDonald Nancy McGuire Mick McIntyre Sean McKnight Lisa McMahon Kirk McMillcn Lisa McNca Michele McRoberts 200 Freshmen Jeannette Mendoza Teresa Mendoza Julie Mercer Don Messa mcr Guy Metzger Jennifer Meyers Goyko Milinovich Cheree Miller Chris Miller Cindy Miller Julia Miller Kelly Miller Kriss Miller Kristi Miller Sam Mochring Raelyn Mondzak Lorie Montes Shelly Montoya Bobby Moore Christine Moore Marc Moore Shelly Moore Tammy Moran John Morris Dennis Morrison Lynette Morrison Sarah Morrow Deanna Munoz Kin Munson Patricia Murray Tim Murray Jeff Myers George Nano Edgan Navarro Mireya Navarro Danny Nelson Marci Nelson Paul Nelson Angie Newman Liz Ng Tony Nguyen Trang Nhuyen Terry Nichlos Tina Nicolai Robert Nieto Kendra Northrop Kelly Norton Geoffery Nunes Derek Oetes Tina Ogle Mike Olson Stephanie Ooley Dena Opray Celeste Orosco Freshmen 201 Marie Orozco Eddie Ortiz Kayleen Orton Debra Orzoff April Ovalle Audrey Owens Mike Owens Joo Pak Jeannette Palmer Mike Palmer Rosie Paredes Margaret Parker Monique Parker Suasti Patel Laurie Paterson Robert Paul Matt Pawlik Mark Pederson Jose Pena Marnie Pereira David Perkins Lisa Perry Victoria Peters Darren Peterson Michelle Peterson Kristine Pett Russell Pierson Steve Pizl Suzanne Pockrass Jeff Popham Andrea Prince Kathy Purscl Matt Raich Jennifer Raish April Ramirez Cindy Randal Kelly Raye Lisa Read Pat Reiss Shana Rememih Walter Reuter Denise Reyes Karen Reyes George Rice Kevin Rice Elizabeth Rich David Richardson Kenny Rinehart Brenda Rodiriguez Nora Rodriguez Lesley Rogers Sia Rolike Stcfinc Roma AnnMarie Rosh 202 Freshmen Susie Rosch Diane Rosker Susie Ross Julie Roushey I.isa Rowe Christine Rubino Ronna Ruiz Julie Russell Diane Ryan Lisa Seaman Tracy Sakamoto Kevin Salazar Shereen Saleh Karen Sammann Bernardo Sanchez Gill Sanchez Jeff Sanchez Rob Sanchez Freshmen 203 Leah Sandoval Sal Sanfilippo Bobby Santos Lisa Sarisky Larry Savage Gary Schcrmeistcr Jon Schmidt Cathlccn Schopp Renee Schram Diana Schreckengast Lynn Schultz Adam Scddiqui Lina Seddiqui Mahid Seddiqui Rick Seip Loxie Sepeda Shelly Shaddox Anthony Shear 204 Freshmen Phil Sheffield Kim Sheridan Dave Shipwright Thomas Sidcrwicz Sandy Silva Matt Singer Dcbic Sinnott Tami Skoglund Andy Smith Christie Smith Mike Smith Sean Smith Shelly Smith Stacey Smith Rob Sneddon Ian Snow Angela Soravilla Lisa Spalsbury Julie Spooner Sammic Steffen Mark Steiner Dawn Stephens Diane Stewart Kim Stewart Richard Stokes Jim Swain Kimbcr Tarmann Kerry Tatro Jill Tauschen Mike Tauassoli Bill Taylor Jenifer Telia Brian Tempero Derek Terncus Louis Terramorse Robbin Terrell Jim Thompson Michele Thompson Cheri Tinney Paul Titile Mark Tomasine Scott Tompkus Jim Toney Denise Torres Jimmy Torres Lisa Torrello Linh Tran Phuec Tran Veronica Tran MyTrang Trang Bill Treino Rocio Trinidad Thao Truong Edmund Tso Freshmen 205 Patti Tuman Salvatore Turano Michele Turner Mike Tornoy Tracy Tyler Donia Tyree Dulcey Ulrich Karen Unruh Elenc Valdivia Angie Valenzuela Rob VanderMolcn Alena VanDrielen Lloid VanDusen Marie Vasqucz Darlene Victor Bren Vieweg Nancy Vigil Natalie Vigil Josie Visconti MArgrct Visconti Wendy Wishon Diane Vogel Thanh Vu Jeanne Waldman Paul WAlton Steve Walton Mary Wangeman Sheryl Weaver Bill Weidinger Veronica Wells Girl Wcndling Marianne Wheeler Pam Wheeler Shauna Whitehead Tyron Whitman Rose Wiley Karen Willard Heidi Williams Kelley Williams Wes Williams Diane Winchester Debora Winford Lisa Wires Jeff Wisbar Bob Wishman Andy Wolf Grant Wood Kathy Woodard Stephanie Worley Lisa Wormell Scott Wudarcki Peter Wyrick Eric Ybarra Teresa Ybarra 206 Freshmen Mike Young Scan Youngquist Lilah Zorn Freshmen 207 208 Clubs Clubs 209 K.S.T.S. 210 Clubs Clubs 211 B.S.U. Chess Club 212 Clubs MESA F.B.L.A. Clubs 213 c.s.u French Club 214 Clubs Spanish Club Fantasy Club ciubs 215 N.H.S. International Club 216 ciubs 217 218 Faculty Faculty Faculty 219 Barbara Abeln Physical Education. Tennis Rudy Agerbeek Security Alicia Athow Volunteer Kay Banchero World Cultures, World Cultures Bilingual Reading Ed Baptiste Algebra la, Algebra f.2. Consumer Math James Barnett Introduaion to Science Janice Bauhofer English IC. Mass Media Frank Bautista Short Stories. English IA John Bell Custodian Cheryl Brewer Typing I, Advanced Typing. Shorthand Warren Brown German III III IV, World Cultures Ella Bryant Typing I. Personal Typing Rodger Bueno Math I (Freshmen). Consumer Mat! Algebra 1-2 220 Maria Cabrera Spanish I David Cadena Auli III III Jeff Campbell Choir, Guitar I Ted Cano Safety Education Carecrs Nicholas Cappclloni Business Machines and Office Practices. Typing II, WEEP Timothy Carl U.S. History Launa Carlson English IC. English IAA. 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I can remember back to when we first met. The newness of everything getting to know one another sharing past memories and making new ones of our own. And that lovely feeling I felt when we first got together never ended. That feeling of disbelief and complete happiness that someone as beautiful as you actually loved me and belonged to me. And I want to thank you for making me feel special and loving and needing me and especially, for being mine. And I want to thank you also for giving me the strength to go on with my life without you. I know you are with me in my heart and someday soon I will be back in your arms where I belong. And we'll be together as one. Forever. David — Memories of Young Turks are vivid in my mind, and the afterglow lingers on. I love you always and forever. Love, Ann 239 Editor's Page, Eh? 24q Editor: Audrey J. Sadler v Advisor: William Sheehy % d 2 With Special Thanks To... Joy Buzzer Sonny Daze Sir Loin Beverly HillscaUfomla Mala Practiss Paul TerGelste Raoul Ingstone Walter Wallcarpeting Greg Orianchant Angela D’Agostino 241 She’s Only a Girl Jeff Hamilton SHE IS ONLY A GIRL! So you finally met the girl of your dreams! Blonde? Blue eyes? Short, cute and cuddly? In love are you? Well let me ask you. Does she know your name? Do you have her telephone number? I didn't think so! Sit down. Take off your coat and shoes. Relax. I ’m going to tell you how you can have this honey eating out of the palm of your hand. You see, there are certain dos and don’ts about dating. I could name a hun- dred of them and you still may not hear any new ones. But, I have three very important tips that are guaranteed to help you in your quest for the perfect date. There are some particular areas where everyone but The most frequent daters are a little shaky. These areas are asking the girl to go out with you, dining at the restaurant, and the good night kiss. Let's start off with the hardest part, asking the girl to go out. Once you have chosen that magic girl, remember this: SHE IS ONLY A GIRL! Don't make her feel any more or less than that. When you finally get up enough nerve to ask her out, look right into her eyes. If you don’t, she might think you were asking someone else out like the girl next to her and then you are in real trouble. Before you ask her, you will be shak- ing like a pair of wind up teeth. So don’t hold her hand or she will feel how drenched your palms are with sweat. When you are asking her, come right out and say it. Don’t use innuendos or play guessing games. If you feel your cheeks begin to quiver and pulsate, and your face feels like it got caught in an elevator, start again and speak clearly and asser- tively right to her. There is nearly nothing worse than asking a girl out and she says What? in reply! Okay, you got her to go out with you. Now what? , you may ask. First, you take your date to dinner. Please try to avoid Burger King! When you are ordering, be sure to order for her first. An example is this: “The lady will have the linguine with white clam sauce and a coke with no ice.” Then you order for yourself. And I will have the lobster thermidor and a tall glass of seven- up. If you are not of age, do not even think about ordering alcohol. If they ask for your identification, you will feel like a complete jerk. Also, when you are about to speak, make certain that you don’t have any food particles stuck in your teeth. It is very appalling. After you finish the meal, offer your date some dessert. They never accept dessert! And don’t forget to leave a generous tip. Perhaps, now, you will go dancing, bowling, or to a movie. When your evening winds down and it’s time to take her home, there is one more thing to remember. This last thing is the good night kiss. Many guys don't even dream of kissing on the first date. However, if you follow my plan, kissing will be no major occurrence. The first thing you do when you pull up in front of her house is turn off the car and take a deep breath. If your heart kee pounding like it is, your date m call a paramedic, thinking that y were having a coronary. Get out the car and walk around to the otf side. Open the car door for h Walk with her to her front door a give her a tiny peck on the che Do not get carried away by maki it a long and passionate one. Th« is nothing more embarrassing th having your date's father cor outside, thinking there is a robt out there, and interrupting y marathon kiss. Not forgetting to s the usual things like I had a v nice time tonight , etc ... you i her you will talk to her tomorrow some how makes girls fall asle faster. Pretty amazing, isn’t it though: you will just remember these thi areas, it can be that easy! So, go out and get her tiger! Oh, a remember: SHE IS ONLY A GIRL! 242 Legerdemain 'luttered Comer of My Soul iff Suddjian im floating in a sea of ruthless stares; ley pound on my body and engulf my person — m left alone. sople look at me, yet their looks bore holes irough my body and their eyes focus on something lat can’t be seen. eel like screaming and releasing tension — awing all these people’s attention to me — vould thrive on their pity. st I know that I shall remain quiet, silently eeding — My heart shall cry out in unheard pain ;cause of the hurt I feel. ut my life spring will not run dry in this crowded, nely room, and my hurt will be pushed into uttered corners of my soul. Departure Kim Fisher My Room Debra Reese Posters, folders, paper sacks Clips and staples, pins and tacks Books that crowd the dusty shelves Christmas cards of Santa’s Elves Way up high sit baby dolls Leaning on the peach toned walls Purses, coins, matches and tags From trips abroad, lie in bags Empty boxes taking space Torn up shades with hanging lace Animals, Blankets and dust galore Slippers and pillows cover the floor Even though there’s not much space My room is my very own private place. I wake up early this morning. I turn and look out of my window. Sunshine and clouds are there to greet me, and make the day warm and bright. I look around my room at boxes of clothes and clutter which used to have a place in this room of mine. Four years of my life have gone by like one week. Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior years at high school. Friends and Teachers whom I’ll never forget. I stop — I don’t want to cry. Strength is the key. I must be strong, especially today. I dress and go downstairs into the kitchen. “Hi. ‘‘Hi, sleep well?” “Yeah, Okay. What are you cooking?” Eggs, bacon, muffins. Mm, sounds good.” I hate eggs and all of the tradi- tional breakfast foods, but I keep silent. I feel I mustn’t stop my mom’s good intentions. My sister runs into the kitchen and breaks the peaceful calm by asking if she inherits my phone. She doesn’t wait for an answer; she never does. “I promise I’ll pay for the bills and just think — I’ll never be using your phone — I always talk for too long and now that Kim will be gone ...” That did it. My mom ran out of the room crying and muttering words of her sadness. I take over the breakfast, burn the bacon and the whole kitchen looks like a mess. I go up to my room and begin to pack my things. My mom comes in and walks around, outlining the pic- tures, carefully touching the furniture. I can’t believe you’re really going. “Mom, please...” “Sorry.” I keep silent, I can’t let her know how I really feel. She thinks I am almost an adult, a responsible, trustworthy person. I tell her I have to go now, and walk out to the car. Quick, hurried goodbyes because I insist I’m late already. I drive away. About half an hour I begin to think, really think, and reflect on the morn- ing. What an idiot I guess I could have shed a tear or two, it was so hard not to. Strength is the pits! I turn around. I open the door, and stand face to face with my mom. “I forgot something.” I rush into her arms, not feeling embarrassed or ashamed, but rather secure and warm. I did forget something. Legerdemain 243 ON TUPPERWARE: Angela D'Agostino What is our great nation com- ing to when the youth of America are subjected to the tauntings and temptations of local Tupperware representatives? As a rule, I try to avoid Tupperware whenever possible. Recently, though, I was invited to a Tupperware Party and, hungry for adventure on a dull Friday night, my curiosity got the better of me and I naively resigned myself to go. I was not aware of the horrors that would take place that night. I, and the friend” who brought me, were the first to arrive. Accor- ding to ancient Tupperware tradi- tion the first person to arrive gets the Early Bird” prize. My friend Miss —received a key ring shoehorn, and a hook to hang it on, I got zilch. After a while the other guests arrived. One usually thinks of a Tupperware party as being attend- ed by old ladies — maybe a few newlyweds or young mothers, but not in this case. All the guests were still in high school. It frightened me to think that Tup- perware had gained control over the next generation — the future of our nation. It thought No, these young people would never be taken in by this Tupperware sham. Remember the ’60’s? These kids will surely rebel.” Little did I know how wrong I was. After the Tupperware spokesperson gave out her bag of useless items to us all (I got a sew- ing kit, egg separator, key chain, and back scratcher), she started in on her pitch. She was smooth all right. She loosened us up with a few games first (that’s the party part of the Tupperware Party.) After the first ten minutes, An accounting of a living nightmare though, it was all business. We were bombarded with slogans: locks in freshness, great gift items, and burp seal.” In minutes she had all the teens in the room reduced to a bunch of mindless zombies, ready to buy anything. The lady almost had me convinced that I really needed a green, plastic jello mold. The represtnative paused for a second and in that moment I had time to remove myself from my stupor and look around me. The sight I saw turned the darkest dep- ths of my soul to ice. Here was a group of high school students sit- ting, entranced, nodding their heads in time with that soft- spoken sorceresses sales pitch. The venim-tongued representative went on about the wonders of plastic cookie bowls in the all new colors.” The look of utter devotion to Tupperware in the eyes of these young people sent shivers up and down my spine. I felt like screaming, You guys are worse than those dang Moonies!! but, I knew it wouldn’t do any good — they were hooked. Even though I didn’t fall for any of the woman's sales pitch, I still felt guilty as I walked out the door with all those free gifts. I was hav- ing second thought — maybe I could use a set of plastic measur- ing cups — no, no, I must be strong. I barely got out that night with my conscience intact. I had taken their gifts, eaten their food and not ordered a thing, but when would ever use a plastic jello mold? •Name withheld on request from lawyer. Day Camp Kids Heather Dillon I have often heard people s that all children are the sam however, this insinuation is f from the truth. Kids come in variety of shapes, sizes, and c ors, and especially personalitie each distinctly unique. Daycan seems to attract at least one every type of child. Two of the groups are: the cute innocer seemingly-cherubic-blond” ki and the “going-for-an-ac demy-kid. The most common type seen to be the cute-innocent-seeminj cherubic-blond.” I use the ter seemingly” because often tho little blond dolls are actually w animals in disguise. Take for stance J-J, a three-foo California-tanned, fawn-eye blond-haired, six-year-old. J- which is actually his nickname, in the true sense of the phrase, little blond doll. He knows th when he gazes up with his hue luminous, chocolate-colored ey that he is irresistible and, con; quently, can get away with ji about anything, even if that eludes acting like a cannibal wl has just returned from a tv month imprisonment in vegetable garden. I can rememb numerous times when J-J woi run around the playground, flap ing his arms yelling, “I’m chicken! Bach, bach, bachaaac I’m a chicken! All the while bot ing his head. He would fly ov anything and everything that w in his way, including: (and this w just one incident) a bologna sar wich, a St. Bernard named Tui two garbage cans, the camp din tor, five skateboards, and three tie girls who had been playi jacks. Everyone at camp, eluding the disillusioned car director, said nothing but, Is that precious? The other kind of child is t going-for-an-academy-kid. could not hope for a more lustrative example than that Matt an, inevitably, seeminc cherubic-blond. At one particu camp last summer I was assign to five campers, one of which v 244 Legerdemain he infamous Matt. It is not un- mmon for the boy campers to icome very attached to the girl aders, thus was the case with att. My little “born-to-bea- amatic-actor” camper had been clinging vine all day, and when it ime time for all the campers to averse to the opposite side of e playground for an exciting iw game, I was overjoyed; I Duld be able to breathe. My little end, however, did not view the situation similarly and did not want to leave me. After he was told that Battle for a Baked Potato” was probably the funnest game he'd ever play, or he’d ever hope to play, he replied that he’d leave my side, But only after a kiss!” I told him no. All of a sud- den his face contorted, his walk turned to a limp, and he said with a deep throaty goran, “But Heather, I’m going off ... to WAR! Legerdemain 245 The New World Audrey J. Sadler A gentle gray haired man stood in front of a small passageway check- ing off peoples’ names as the guests made their way through. No one was allowed to bring anything along with him, 'only the clothes on their back.’ Hello Mike, what’s all this about?’’ one of the young guests politely asked the gentleman as he was checking for that person’s name on the computer read out sheet. The seemingly kind souled man graceful- ly flipped the pages with his very wrinkled hands. On his left hand he wore a very simple gold band — a long lost symbol of an outdated tradition that had started before computers recorded history. Under artificial lights, the ring did not shine as brightly as it should have. Well, David, you will find out soon enough. You will come to realize that you are a very lucky man. The gentleman checked off his name and asked him to go into the auditorium. Somehow all the guests had the impression that they were attending a seminar or maybe a day lecture. Mike had tried to prepare himself for this day and felt that he was handling the situation very well. After he checked in almost all of their chosen guests, Mike had a sud- den surge of panic. 'Am I the only person checking in people. Did I have the whole list — or just half?’ Mr. Thomas, take over for me, I have to make a phone call!” Who can I call, who would know? His thoughts raced. He found a phone and called the President. Sir, this is Mike Conley. Was I the only person checking in the elected guests? Why, what’s the problem?” “Sir... Mr. Conley had a feeling of great failure; he had such loss in his heart. Sir, who was in charge of the computer selection? There was a long silence. The president put him on hold and went to find the name that was in such great need. Why hadn’t I checked it myself. I should have called my wife. The day that Mike had decided not to tell his wife made him disgusted with himself. Because of the conversation with the President, it appeared as if it had been a good choice. Now he was positive that he had made the wrong decision. He had been checking over his figures when the president had entered. Even though he had been selected, he still turned his voice to say — Mr. President, production will be finished next week. The computer has elected the persons to .. . ’’ Yes, the President cut him off, very good. How much time is left before the ozone layer is completely diminished?” Mike’s gentle nature was very ap- parent. He got up from the leather chair and somberly walked toward the book case. While facing the shelves, he dropped his head and rubbed his face. His face was filled with lines that had only come with time and experience. The gold band on his left finger was bright; Mike pulled his hands away and with his left thumb he fingered the ring. The scientist said at the most three days. He let out a large sigh. Minutes seemed to go by like days. Sir, may I ask you something . .. Something personal? He did not give the President time to answer. How did you keep the world's sad ending from your wife and son? How can you look them in the eye and know that they are not of the chosen? He turned slowly to face him. Mike’s facial expression showed great despair; one could tell that he was not worried about the Presi- dent’s wife and child — but about his own. Mr. Conley, I won't allow it to af- fect me, I have to make decisions. You may not agree with my manner or my method but I am doing what I believe is best. Let me make one thing perfectly clear, the President went on to say that he loved his son and his wife. He had no compassion in his voice. His explanation left Mr. Conley numb. The President interrupted Mike’s thoughts with the name of the computer programmer. “By the way Mr. President, you’ll need to address the elected in 45 minutes. Mr. Conley found himself lost in the dome city, frantically trying to find the programmer. There seemed to be many people in the halls, which made Mr. Conley’s lost feeling deepen. He recognized Mr. Tomas, the man who took over while he made the phone call. Is everyone in? Mr. Conley asked. Yes sir, Davis almost missed out, but he made it — the doors are sealed right on time. There was a cheerful note in his voice. Mike thanked him and asked for directions to the restroom. Once there Mr. Conley got sick. What will become of this city — our New World? All of the elected members were led into the auditorium. The President walked up to the microphone. “None of you know why you are here, but you will all serve as a vital unit for this city’s survival. We have shocking news, more shocking than you can imagine. He took a deep breath, The Earth’s ozone layer, which pro- tects us from the sun’s destructive rays has been destroyed — the dome city started construction Mr. Conley sat in the audience only half listening to the Presi- dent’s speech and half suffering with the obvious fact that he seemed to be the only one who had noticed. He looked down at the dulled ring, and began to weep. The man who programmed the computer had failed. The most valuable, necessary ingredient was missing — females. Legerdemain For I Will Return Heather Dillon Rising illuminated she stands and faces me radiating motherly love. She calls my name ever so softly and whispers: You belong to me, as all earth does on a night like tonight; I and my flickering friends shall reign forever, (or so it seems); Until my brother, prouder and more daring than I, Lifts his head and shouts his glory. You belong to him now, children, And as I slowly attire my sleep-laden eyes, I know you will not resist him, but will go to him in peace; For I will return, when he grows tired. Kindness Eileen Unger Sometimes the words we say are scratches deep, Upon the surface so very bare. We can remove the varnish, but The markings are still there. Some things that have happened we cannot mend, Or restore to former glow. For once the grain is scored in pain, The scars will forever show. The Words We Say Eileen Unger A little word in kindness spoken, A motion or a tear. Has often healed the heart that's broken. And made a friend sincere. A word, a look, has crushed to earth, Full many a budding flower. Which had a smile but owned its birth, Would bless life’s darkest hour. Then deem it not an idle thing, A pleasant work to speak. The face you wear, the thought you bring, A heart may heal or break. Legerdemain The Unsuccessful Farmer John Gluck The receptionist looked up from her desk. She glanced at the piece of paper she was holding. “Mr. Jones? she called out. “Mr. B. F. Jones.” “That’s me,” said a man. He was about fifty years old, a bit overweight and almost bald. He wore baggy overalls and a plaid flannel shirt. He looked totally out of place in the government run office. “Mr. Starnes will see you in just a moment, Mr. Jones, said the recep- tionist and she quickly went back to her work. After a few minutes, a man in a formal suit peeked his head out of the door behind the receptionist. The man was holding a paper. Can I see ...” and he read the name from the list, Mr. Bernard Frederick Jones.” Mr. Jones got up from his seat. He went to the door. “Mr. Jones? he said. I’m Mr. Starnes, Chief Investigator in cases such as yours. Come in. And don’t feel nervous. Jones stepped in the office. You've probably seen such an office. It was wood paneled. There was a window at the far wall. To the right was a desk and behind it, a massive bookshelf. In front of the desk were two other chairs. “Take a seat, Mr. Jones and we can get started.” Mr. Jones looked around the room. On the wall behind him were various plaques; college diploma, presidential awards and the like. Jones took a seat. Now, said Starnes, taking a seat, tell me exactly what happen- ed on the night of July 17 of this year.” Well you see it’s like this, started Jones. “I been living on the plains for years. Ever since I was a kid. My great grandfather used to own the farm that I own now. And my great grandfather, he done built that barn all by himself with his own two hands. Didn't nobody help him.” Could I ask you to get to the point, Mr. Jones. I’m very busy.” Starnes started to scribble words on his notepad. Well, I was just 'bout to. So, anyways, I was going out to the barn to lock everything up. I do that 'bout five o’clock. I went out like I usually do and I was just walking straight. Then from outta nowhere come this big ol’ flying spaceship. Darndest thing. It had lights all over it. And it was right above my farm it was.” Now, said Starnes, leaning toward Jones, “would you say that contained several ornaments on it. This is what I saw, he said ex- citedly. It landed right on top of my bam! Burnt it to a crisp! Crushed all my animals!” He handed the glossies back to Starnes with the picture of the disk on the top. Starnes scratched some comments on his pad. “And you say that you had a face-to-face encounter with these beings. That’s right! After they wrecked my barn they start coming out of their ship. Can you describe what they look- ed like? “Sure can. They was about seven foot tall. All three of the things. They had greenish skin and no hair. They didn’t have no noses only nostrils where there should be a nose. They was wearing shiny outfits and the- this unidentified flying object w from somewhere else than 01 planet. It wasn't just a plane.” No, sir,” said Jones indignanti “It was a spaceship from out space. I know 'cause I talked to tl leader. Starnes pulled out a manila fold from his desk. He opened the fold to reveal some glossies. He hand the photos to Mr. Jones. “Now Mr. Jones. I want you to t me which of the objects in these pi tures resembles the kind of craft yc encountered. Jones thumbed through the pi tures. Then he stopped at one th had a picture of a large disk whi had belts on with all sorts of fane guns and things connected to it.” Starnes took out another folde This one was full of sketches of d ferent types of movie looking alien: “Now, Mr. Jones. Do the same you did with the last set of pictur that I showed you.” Jones looked. He stopped. This is him!” he shouted. “This the leader. He done told me that I was here to observe the animal ai plant life of our planet.” He hand' the drawings back to Starnes. You say that they said this you clearly. They done spoke better thar do!” Starnes scratched something his notebook. What did you say them, if anything?” Legerdemain ‘‘I told them, I said ‘You all ready done destroyed my plant and animal life. Y'all can go back to where you came from.’ Then they said something about their planet and then they closed the door and flew off.” Starnes leaned back in his chair. “Now, you say that they said something about their planet. Do you know what planet they came from?” Sure I do!” Which one is that?” “Earth, said Jones, confidently. Are you certain? asked Starnes. They done told me themselves.” Starnes closed his notepad. Thank you, Mr. Jones. That will be all. Do you have any questions? Jones got up. Yes, as a matter o' fact. You see, I’m too old to rebuild my barn by myself and all my animals is killed. Farming's the only thing I got to make a living. So I was wondering if I might be able to get some money from the government so as to start my farming again?” Starnes got up and walked Jones to the door. I'm sure that you’ll have no problem getting reimburs- ed, Mr. Jones.” Jones walked out of the building content. The matches were still in his pocket. He had succeeded. Legerdemain 249 Mirror, Mirror Drew Taylor Mirror, mirror, who is that I see? A reflecting stranger gazing upon me. Fingers start to twitch, my heart skips a beat; A hand reaches outward for us to meet. What if it knows? Who will it tell? I’ve got to get away from under its compelling spell. I can’t move a muscle, my eyes are fixed; It knows too much, I have to be quick — Mirror, mirror, what do I see? A bloody hand and broken glass staring up at me. Marc Miller A Single Word Kim Fisher You, have come and gone, last time for a week, this time a little longer, a month or so. You, I don’t understand, I tried so hard to make it all right nothing seemed to work. You, will never come again, if you should I will utter one single word, goodbye. It Was My Mistake Jeff Suddjian I met the girl of my dreams. We walked and talked. The time we spent together was important. She loved me and 1 loved her. There was only one problem, Then 1 did not know it. Then I didn’t love her. Then I did not want to walk or talk. Now I do, Now I cannot. I saw her again the other day. I told her of my dreams, Told her how much I wanted to talk. I told her I wanted to spend time with her. I told her how much I loved her. There was a problem. She didn't She couldn’t. Then I realized It was my mistake, I would never have that chan again. I saw her again the other day .. . 250 Legerdemain Goodbye Angela D'Agostino I’m an old man dying My family gathers I suffer pain and no one cares. Deep claws imbed themselves into my flesh, tearing my soul, my blood, my skin. Agony as I lay being devoured by the Nameless Demon. Sharp knives of pain stab my stomach finding themselves in my innards. Doctor, will he be all right?” my loving daughter I’m afraid there's not much we can do. Life is a cancer. It rots away our being. It leaves behind the dissolved waste that will devoured by — the buzzards of the world. They flock to see me go. Good bye nuclear energy good bye war good bye chemicals good bye hydrogen bomb good bye to all the things that made life worth living. Children, Wives, Cousins, Uncles, Aunts. A silent farewell to all those who cared enough. Even if you hated me, at least you were thinking of me Agony. The pain grows. Mommy, is grandpop gonna die? I’m afraid so, honey. Mo, no more goodbyes. I always hated long goodbyes, and this one has lasted my whole life. It was the first word I had learned. Dada, Mama ... Goodbye Legerdemain 251 Friday Night Party Audrey J. Sadler A Reader’s Digest Summary of a Russian Voices Laughter Friends of all kinds Wanting Demanding Intelligent minds Lies The game You have to win Security Comfort From family and friends Helpless Loving With confused emotions High hopes And backward notions. But Will You Still Respect Me? Luvsick Fool Can one tell the difference between Love-and-Respect? Both Give the feeling of uncontrollable Admiration One respects Peoples ideas When One is in love Is There any difference Between Two such feelings? Respect Is of the mind Love Is of the heart But Without the Respect that the mind has, Love becomes Insignificant. Being There Kelly Reese BEING THERE When I feel that no one cares She’s always there When I think that life’s unfair She’s always there When I’ve got some news to share She’s always there I think we make quite a pair My sister and friend extrordinaire! 252 Legerdemain Novel Angelo Ovich Marillana Moseltov, go check t see if they are here yet! Karen Abdul Sergenivetov said from h porch chair. The eldest of the thre maids went out to look for visitors t KaremAbdul Sergenivetov. Karem-Abdul Sergenivetov live with three women whom h employed as maids on his estate Manderlybrocuz-cuz. He was a lonel man who had lost his wife an young son. His wife had died in Tf Great Russian dust bowl of 1971 and his son later passed away in th following Rose Bowl. Other than h three maids and his 44.2 serf KaremAbdul Sergenivtov live alone. Every three months Karem Abd Sergenivtov sent away for sta biscuits — his only pleasure in lif As we enter into the story, he is an iously awaiting their arrival. As for his three maids — we she say only that their names ar Matilana Moseltov, Pia Ezadorinskj and Jane Stanislosphklyhumbe niklechickovantidisistablishm ntariasism, the rebellious one, wf can’t wait to get married and get r of her last name. We will not go in the female characters here becaus as the readers know, in Russie novels the women are mere car board stereotypes with n personality. Now that we have given tl reader the background of tl characters, we can get on with tl real story. Karem-Abdul Sergeniveto' KaremAbdul Sergenivetov! The are here! They are here! Mitilar Moseltov said, repeating herself, « she ran up the lane. They are?” Karem Abdul asked Yes, Yes!” Matilana sai repeating herself as always. In the distance Matilana spotted large truck which carried the sta biscuits Karem-Abdul Sergenivet was so fond of for some real wei reason. The three drivers of tl truck were the brothers: Onano Buzzov, and Takitallov, who we descended from the house of Ger Their family had fallen on bad times ever since their father, Turnov, was killed by his serfs — for making waves. Now the three brothers, after having to abandon a life of philosophy, redundancy, theology, and general putzing around, were reduced to hauling stale baked goods to the rich. Through the wonders of modern science, and the blunders of Russian novels we can listen in on what the three brothers are saying as they approach the Manderlybrocuz-cuz estate. ‘‘I am so glad this haul is soon to come to an end!” proclaimed Onanov. “I too, I too,” repeated Takitallov. “I cannot see how you two could possibly be concerned with such trivial things when there is so much important philosophizing and general putzing around to bedone.” Buzzov said as he swerved to avoid a rock and instead hit a small rabbit. “It was not that we are ignorant of our philosophy, dear Buzzov, Onanov responded, “it’s just that we don’t understand you.” “As I have told you before, my dear brothers,” Buzzov said. I con- sider myself a Veggieist. I believe that the true meaning of life can only je found in wilted lettuce. Buzzov, I can really get behind what you are saying, and I respect our space. I expect you’ll mellow jut but I enjoy interfacing with where you are coming from.” Dnanov said as he imagined himself sitting in a hot tub sipping Perrier. “Totally, Totally,’’ added Takitallov. “Look! Proclaimed Onanov, “we approach our destination!! The three brothers sped up the dirt road to Manderlybrocuz-cuz, bits f rabbit flesh flying off the chrome mumper as their speed increased. The brothers stopped and hopped ut of the truck. “You have brought the Biscuits?” jsked Karem-Abdul Sergenitov. “Yes, replied Buzzov. Before we get down to the business, let me introduce you to my hree maids, Karem-Abdul said as he three women approached. Hello, Hello!! Matilana Moseltov � aid to Takitallov. I “Greetings, Greetings!!” replied Takitallov. They immediately fell in love and walked off together. Pia Ezadorinsky was next. Pia went up to Onanov and said, “Hello, my name is Pia Ezadorinsky and in the true tradition of all Russian women, I am in love with a man who does not love me, betrothed to a man I do not love, and I am having an affair with the master of this estate — Karem-Abdul Sergenitov. When Karem-Abdul heard this, he had a heart attack and died. Onanov dared to reach out for Pia’s hand. She kneed him but he still held tight saying, “Ggh, marry me! They stood holding hands as Jane Stanislophskyhumbe- minkelchickovantidisistablishme- ntarialism stepped up to Buzzov. My name is Jane Stanisloph .. . Gm, please don’t.” Buxxov said, stepping over the body of Karem-Abdul. “Right, well, I am the rebellious one, I don’t know why, but that's what it says in my character summary.” “I am a Veggiest! and the main character,” Buzzov proclaimed. “Please marry me. I probably don’t really love you, but then again, I voted for Nixon. “What will we do about our dead master?” Pia said. 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