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

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Mima Briceno Rita Briggs Lara Brink Xochitl Briones Ron Brooks Steve Brose Earl Brown Alexis Browne Merideth Brunetta Mary Buckland Cuong Bui Isabel Burciaga Melissa Burggraff Aaron Burk Robert Burk Tom Burke Jackie Burkhart Jeff Burney Jennifer Cain Christina Callaghan Victoria Callaghan Aaron Callanta Enrico Callender Chris Calub Johnathan Calub Richard Camacho Joe Carrillo Bryan Casey Trevor Castillo Eric Chacon Bodin Chan Rida Chan Kay Chandler Sean Chandler Michelle Chappars Kelly Chastain Dung Chau Jill Chavez Jennie Chen Kyle Chew Helen Chiang Chris Childress Seniors 145

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Looking On ... Kimixrr gazes in as- tonishment as her friend Chris embar- rasses herself at break. Kimber takes advantage of time between classes since after school, it's off to practice. Not being able to spend much time with my friends makes me really ap- preciate the few minutes here and there! Phcto by Tanya Pino. People 144 While most pledge allegiance to a flag, Kimber Gallagher pledges a dif- ferent king of loyalty. Her colorguard is sweeping the nation with . . . FtyiiNG COLORS unday evening rolls around once again as most students begin plowing through homework or watching reruns of Family Ties. Kimber Gallagher, on the other hand, is half way through a rigor- ous workout at the San lose Raid- ers Color Guard, a non-profit, in- ternationally competitive organi- zation which travels all over the United States. The team of twenty- one performs various synchro- nized dance feats while handling a flag simultaneously. Using pre recorded music, the entire routine centers on a theme which pro- duces an overall effect for the crowd. Kimber first became interested in color guard while in elemen- tary school. 'T used to come over to ST and watch the school guard practice. This really caught my at- tention, and five years later 1 joined the ST guard in my sopho- more year. Though the ST guard terminated in 1985, Kimber still wanted to pursue the sport. Her friend Elizabeth Ramirez recom- mended the Raiders, and after vis- iting the club, she joined. Practicing a minimum of fifteen hours a week, Kimber has learned to budget her time wisely. Howev- er, she explained that her social life has not suffered. The color guard is my social life. We're all best friends, so after workouts, we go out and have some fun! Competing at the highest inter- national level, the Raider's took 14th place at the Winterguard In- ternational Olympics in Dayton, Ohio last year. In addition, Kimber has performed in Boston, Chicago, and Denver as well as all over California. Most importantly, the color guard has been a growing exper- ience for Kimber. Performing in front of thousands of people has made me more outgoing and more confident in myself! By Tanya Pine.

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Holly Chunglo Christopher Clark Don Clark Steven Clark Jason Clouss Jeff Clement Christopher Coffee Wade Coggins Alex Cole Chandra Colling Gwendolyn Collins Patrick Cong Heather Conley Terri Copper David Copeland James Corley Cindy Cornell Douglas Cortney Nicole Costes Brian Countryman Pamela Cousineau Maria Covarrubias Carrie Cowdery Ron Crawford Michelle Culich Dung Cung Andrew Cusimano Arron Danzer Nhon Dao Samantha Day Robyn DeHerder Tracy Dell Derick DeLong Angela DeLuca Lisa Diankoff Scotty Diehl Mike Dillon Patricia Dimas Tanja Dojahn Julie Dougherty Brian Dowling Ralph Drendel — People 146 N -y