Santana High School - Yearbook (Santee, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 242 of the 1987 volume:

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M IIIi I I Ii OPEN ONE ISTDP -ff I , 13' Ulmuuwvwiw-uMw.x I 1 4 Thema' I QESET 5 1 i i UCU00 FN DUT 3 way speaker ' 419' '15 .ff . 1 .15,,-Hivsgi-3:-A , 30101 ell Sultans, the year is drawing to a close,' and we find ourselves sifting through memories ofa Santana year that was. All the good times, excitement, and even those little tribulations slowly slip from our minds. So before those cher- ished moments are gone forever, let's just one more time PLA Y IT AGAIN. Always there was music in our times. It shaped the way we dressed, socialized and expressed ourselves. So captured here in the bindings, vinyl, and pages are the bold and brilliant trappings, a Santana year that was, withjust a touch ofmusical magic to make it special. From the sights of Fads and Fashions to the 'jubiliant shout in the hallsl' is all that was treasured and felt. it I .. ff., X V: 5 W i '55 4 WLS, Q m , Q. J, '15 .1 -YW 'Q M' ,Q 3 1: W 'wsr N--5 -i..1.,.--- ' X 1. lar: 'S Fix' 'gpw-ffl. i 'i xi W 5 W , W 4 - - .5 40:2 'Q V. J 5. W. . .,- . , -' S , ,i ! fx' -. U 5 if '15, Fw Z 2 . f 5 ii Qu va xv QJ! . 7: ' a J Y' 'if 4- 1 4 -fe . x r R if Ma , , ,J I .F W, ,ry , ' .f ' .Q .,.T':f-' 1, I 'tw FASHIO FLAIR ashion-conscious Sultans, eager to rid themselves of a rural back- ground, dressed with flair and that unique Sultan style. From the eerie mysterious touch ofthe punk and mod music scenes, to the traditional jock look, Reeboks and sweats, one could see the intensity and vary- ing lyestyles in the threads we wore. It was obvious musical interests influ- enced how we looked. A trip through the halls brought one in touching distance with a student who either looked like Howard Jones, Vince Niel, Johnny Rotten, David Bowie or some other idolized musical art- ist. Each style added to the originality of the Sultan Scene. .,.,.-- 8 Fads and Fashion -V4 if? i . Y' 3 Digi gf, W qv . H ava- is q-Q-it , any ZITIJYP'-fi , , ,gig Walk this way High School Condominium , Vg? s twain I-n.,,,,, 22.5- W1 PJ 35 H W 1, 1? 3 ,J li--il 1.7 22 Af 4 -? Aff' Sultan Guide to Fashion 112 Shirt: Popular attire among guys include: college sweaters, rugby, polo, oxford, surfer tees and rock group tees. 122 Watch: Besides merely telling time, they made a strongfashion state- ment and some even withstood pressures of up to 150 meters underwater. Typical models were: Swatch, Casio, Citizen, Seiko and Timex. 132 Backpack:Always a valuable asset, students usually equipped them with Ray Bans or Vuarnets, an emergency walkman, a hall pass or two, car and house keys, a calculator, CliffNotes, 50 lbs. of books and only one complet- ed assignment. 142 Pants: While baggy and rolled up seemed tofade out, the original Levi 50I's remained true blue in its faded, bleached, dyed or ripped state. 152 Shoes: The soles ofmany sharp dressed guys were commonlyfound in Reeboks, high tops, topsiders, zodiacs, creepers, and penny loafers. 112 Hair: Essentials for beautiful hair include: gobs of gel, mousse and hairspray, and long hours in front ofa mirror with a curling iron, a hair dryer, hot rollers, banana clips, barrettes, and an assortment of brushes and combs. 122 Jewelry: Gold and diamonds are nice to any material girl, but a smart SHS girl knows whatever looks good goes. 132 Clothes: A well-dressed girl had designer jeans, long-tailed shirts, oversized sweaters,full-skirts to mini-skirts, stirrup pants and Ieggins in her wardrobe. 142 Shoes: For Hsteppin' out at every occasion, a girl needed in her closet a wide array of Reeboks, any type of boots or high heeled shoes. 152 Handbag: Rangingfrom small and handy to immensely large and bulky, they contained anything from books, leaky pens, white-out, house and car keys, breath mints and chewing gum, to anything on a bathroom sink: curling iron, make-up, lipstick, Kleenex, etc. , X 2 Gotcha. ell Santana, we've Gotcha like you've never been gotten before. On the fated day of October 1, The Got- cha Crew took the campus by storm. And up until the last picture was taken, the staff still wasn't quite sure what Gotcha was. Even now we are not absolutely sure about what we have done. But one thing we have found, if you take one camera and add it to a bunch of Sul- tans, well you soon see for yourseM that something in the flash or film instantly transforms every Sultan around into a ham or Hamlet. And since it is, only inches away from impossible, to get a truly candid shot on the Santana campus, we decided to let the stu- dents flaunt their favorite poses. T he joke's on you, you posers. Friends + Food 2 Fun 1' I :Zak -1 N899 1, -5 X ...M 2 - M' H' .., I I Y .. ,.,.. g1f5 W rf! I, . ffm, .. 4 Q Renee and Jody Mike Villanueva shares his arm 10 T om, Pat, Raul, Matt, Davey, and Dennis - The crew happy to be gotcha'd 1 1 1 if 5 ,.f ' .f ff, . ' 'W uh ' I'-C 1 mi' 'v ':- p-.- Q . 1.43 I .fr , :I .,,. 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Teachers Decked the H alls with everything from toilet seats, to tennis balls. The addition of more Campus Security Personnel and the new, yellow re- lease lines in the P.E. area helped control the problem of students being out of class or leaving their classes before the sound of the bell. Q rf Schoai Dasrnzr -xp From this Me? A hall pass? to this. 3 W I Qs. m ,H ,L my Qafixfsrtiem N N , Y f ' , ,f 'WHT Qi Can we go now? - 1 I6 Hall Passes D ck the Hall - , ,4 3 See Mille? Push and shove! MJ!! New And Returning Campus Security. .vnu T HAT 'S HOLLYWOOD hink Brady Bunch, Blues Brothers, Top Gun, and Ferris Beuller, and what comes to mind? T hat's Hollywood! Homecoming '86 was accompanied by bright lights, dedicated alumni, and a homecoming court full of song. It began with 50 Senior girls and 30 Senior guys, and ended up with an honored ten. Homecom- ing Court consisted of Monica Barner, Heather Lehman, Tina Lovelady, Michelle Terry, Columba Vargas, Gilbert Goodwin, Mike Hastings, Scott Oliver, Raul Pa- dilla, and Eric Stevens. During Half-time ceremonies, Queen Heather Lehman and King Mike Hastings were crowned. Each class participated in the Float com- petition and produced floats that represent- ed Hollywood at its best,' the Freshmen, Ferris Bueller's Day Off Sophomores, Grease, Juniors, Animal House, and the Seniors topped it off with the Magic of MGM. They may not have been the brightest stars in Hollywood, but they the stars at Santana. The court, the campus and all who helped make the day really special, REALLY SH INED!! 1 -gf I8 Homecoming I'm aNerd? it QM!! I 1 ft 7 Jef 'g 1 5 Yes, as a matter offact, I do always dress like this! You'vc lost that lovin'feeling ... W, ng fp 's it '1 e w,fseA,,g, Q . ,Q ,gr gi, , f ,N . Way, 1 LM igHB Li L.: gr.. sy 'if , V51 X H , W 51v in Glamorou Lie 20 Homecoming Court Queen Heather Lehman and King Mike Hastings f t w .1 :Y Gilbert Goodwin and Tina Lovelady Scott Oliver and Monica Burner 1 , L ,tx . ,-,,,.,,1 W, - is f f W e S , ,, , , , ,,,, we :W , o m . str c e , ,- l,,m w u m f f . ', .1ofw1? at L awww ,.,o t ,...,.K,,.m...,NmwwmWwW,-fm ,-X1 W,-U,W,,.w 5:,.,R2l ,1F,, wm,,,m,.,v..-.mmwmwmbmwimmyC 1.Wmt,,mwmvm.mmnW.m,,m,,uqw,muMWW,Wfmewmwnwmggm Raul Padilla and Columbu Vargas Eric Stevens and Michelle Terry Homecoming Court 21 . EVERYBODY WANTS T hursday. Lunch. Class Competition. Thursday was the day to show off your class spirit as Doug Sampson and Dee-Cee Hernandez calledfor Seniors, .lu- niors, Sophomores, and Freshman guys and girls to compete in class competition. Held every week during lunch in the quad, the classes went up against each other in events such as pizza relays, lap sitting, life-savor pass, and pie tosses. As you can see, every- one wants to rule the school for the class with the most points at the end of the year gets money to put into their class fund. Doug and Dee-Cee did a great job in organizing the competition. Their hard work showed through its tremendous suc- cess. With spirited fun the classes had the opportunity to show who really had the most class pride! 2' 5352 it at H r r i S Vg Jhr ,, t - ,. , ,. ,,,. K ,wfh 's.. ' fu Doug, Dee-Cee and Mr. Hunter The minds behind the scene. my Get a little closer Rachael and Robert did. Hi Ho!! Hi Ho!! off to work they go for their Senior class. 22 Class Competition ULE The lap sit shows some of the close binds at Santana. 5 It A Jw K ,gg .4 fx A Us look childish? Don't you play musical chairs? NM W fx U- .- . - ,w f-cy' .x,. N , 4, 1--,. .VN if .-fx t AQ. X J . ' AJ., ', , 4, 1 7gi.L...g bus.. x . ' I 54.4, . ' . Qwfh. . ,L .fir Mg, sq Ks, 4 4. VN .2 I.y: . . 1? gf --.X Commit' a kiss. Danny Ileatock taking part in the pie eating contest. What are you looking at? JoAnn Herzog dressed as a Gremlin on Halloween: sho won 2nd place. F WORKIN, WORKIN, I if- 5 + 'Mn 3 X X 3, We do chicken right. ' A .3 - 'mem JEZGLL1. Five minutes and two pages to go! Our second home! 24 Jobs! Homework D YA GHT I an fn? - Take four more! These are on the dock! This is Burger K ingg You can have it your way! Putting on the finishing touches. hat are you supposed to do when you are stuck with reading 100 pages for English, cramming for 3 tests, writing an essay, and slaving at ajobfor 4- 5 hours in just one night? We would skip our homework, wearily slump off to work, return home late, and crash. I f we did try to do our homework, we pers strewn all over the floor, a book stuck to our forehead, and discover the light had been on all night. Working students finished the year knowing that jobs and homework just don't u x I 1 I , X w JP x A ' 4' N .Al 4 6 . . wf 1 ,V would wake up the next morning with pa- 1 t ,re gm 4 If ff -FN' 6 7 5 f I mix! They realized that they were just hanging on the door ofthe nut house, trying to escape! ff f , N1 JAM 0 It was big! Oh no, not another fish story 26 After Games - .T 'T. Chaos on the dance floor. Q1 5 'ur so s the game came to a close, you clumped down the squeaky bleach- ers and headed to the crowded parking lot with a crowd of other students. Even though you didn't realize it at the time everybody around you was thinking the same things you were. Your mouth felt like the Sahara Desert, your feet like Antartica, and your stomach was loudly arguing with you about all the stale popcorn, sweet candy bars, and soda you engulfed during the game. As you exited through the chain-link gate you could smell the exhaust from the nearby buses wai ting for the sweat-drenched shirts of the football players. Everybody was tired, but there was too much fun to take advantage of in the myriad of events after the game. Whether you danced until your feet were in agreement with your stomach, went to a fast food place or to a movie, one thing for sure you had loads of fun! So, sit back, Remember the Good Times, and Play It Again!!! we Z , , ,,1, ,fwtf-,f-.1,,. ,f -. -W ,,.:U 1' Wye 56333 A . t , if -- f.rww1,f1y.w.. :.f-1,--fmf:qf..o,.e::..vgf. 4 W' 1 U' WY -f--V-f-W.-gz.mf::z:1-w,.,, LWIHHPN--be--W'-'L1 M 'N Live for the weekend aw of the Land - Live for the Week- end - is the rule around Santana, and will be fora long time to come. Whether it's the beach, movies, desert, or parties, the week- end is defnitely for everyone. Beginning with the last bell on Friday, a feeling of anticipation flows through the day and into the weekend. Weekending in Santee means being with friends, and not worrying about anything but what to do next. There are so many things that can fill up your time, from going to eat to toilet papering someone's house. Going to football games, basketball games, and dances are some of the things done on weekends. The main concern throughout the two days is making sure you've had enough fun. Extreme amounts of fun, however, can result in exten- uating circumstances when it comes to home- work and late Sunday night - the end of the weekend. ' '4 lift- ,,,, S it MSWL he is as at -Q., F -in-if ,, , 'iv' 5 WI? L -- , V A , 'iilirv 'YI' -1 as N ,ic W, f by 5- 1 Q :tj 'i?f 53 WSE? WmM,w,..m.-ww Old Faithful E v E 2 5 2 ? E Z Q r Working for the weekend. All Night Long ,,gE,,.-nl One more nme ...nd Hello Again YY if il ' ,? ff .951 ' 2 YY VVVIV Finally found a home ,NN , ,,.,. V, 1 , . 1 A I T' W 5: ff Tx V, fx i, l 1 YQ '+f nnnn l il ff' X I J 'WI TN- ' iff5'r+.L51 l l-. Y' 1, -jf! 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' Eff , T' , ' I ,' ' 1 , ,L g I 9 vi,-W1 'ifffgf 5311, g' .ii K kk,Vk I I ,gl if I I I I V A gl' IW I I ,- I - A f , LI I. I A A , ' , 'W L ' Hi Q I V I YL? I ' ' M ' y' I , ,vgg I 5, 1 , .,-,' I A I I I FI ' I I if ' I? I If I f' I , II.- QMS. ' .,III .,, A JI iff, I H A I , ,, 9' , . . if I--I,. I , .. . II ,III I ' 2 Wim ff . 'E af' ak, aw g g I That Hollywood s the fourth period bell rang, the student leaders assembled their brains to surface creative ideas for various dances and assemblies. With the help of Dave Hunter, ASB advisor, and Hank Turner, ASB president, the year began with a great sense of accomplishment and suc- cess in mind. Their objective was to make each activity not only successful, but memorable too. This was accomplished by combining creativity andfun. Eric Stevens, Vice-President, Tracy Norris, Secretary, and Joann Herzog, Treasurer, helped to keep the class in order. ASB 's goal was not only to have fun, but to help other clubs on campus with financial aid. The money made from the Student Store and numerous dances was distributed to many clubs and organizations around campus. ASB was a valuable experience that united all student leaders on campus. 32 ASB Reaching for the top ,..,.....---' Mr. Hunter prays for a miracle!! The Fearsom Foursome Picture Perfect Oh great, here he goes again. What is he talking about??? Yeah, but EXTRA. ehind the production of an informitive and thought-provoking as well as tertaining and insightful newspaper was of hardworking, responsible and knowledgeable people: our very own Journalism Staff Each and every one of them. Under the guid- EXTRA. ance of Mrs. Vandenberg, displayed the unre- lenting dedication, diligent efficiency, and ex- tra, extra effort needed to .become exceptional reporters. Reporting on the many school events, tackling controversial issues and writing imagi- native stories, they offered us a top quality news- paper each month of which Santana can be proud. all ell- tl team Ny,,1,,,m 21 Santana High School NUC 5 . ...f 4 ' V s we, ff? 1 2 a 4' ' . .. 1:4 if W.QE tri v,,' 5 , .2 RTI? L' I' t I Ii f f if tl ii an R . 3 -. l if .,. .! aw - .., ., 5 1 c 5 11 ff, in . ' DAQ at ,. 12 at 'f ,K kr, av S, , M .g..n,. .- ,, g, W. 1 ,l'!'zQy,i.- an ' M we ,Q 'stugalkl 'k,. 'swim Ai T Dftflq 'lil u My f G, 4- 53' I 4. f Mitch Cullins caught composing his Journalism - Front: Mrs. Vandenberg, A. Lee, L. Gabrels, M. Everett. 3rd: S. Lieggi, A. w Witucki. 2nd: M. Cullins, S. Lynn, N. Campus, S. L. McNabb, D. Dailey, D. Carver. Steve Witucki helps to meet those 34 Journalism f nm, My M 4 M' 5? , ww ,. M innovative articles. Lb! .Qwsu I t El wi X fgwif fi ' ffzlw , ,NV , L ' X? I 5,1 ,LL Q,1Y4- i qc E ll j., Q if ei,. ' 'l Rf GSE ' ' s Q 5 4' ' , ,K l Ib Q Q,Q.n,mi A Q ' nr wsffrl E u, f 233 5133 C5ijs L1lib3i 1 . 1 X N w W i........,k xl The Consultant Q3y.L g I ' 'wa 1532 Play it again V hat type ofperson does it take to put together hundreds of pages covered with words and photos to make a two dimensional image ofa school that has a million dimensions and facets. Well, it a little creativity, a little abili- ty, and a whole lot ofwillingness to subject ones-sel f to scatter-brained afternoons and deadlines that have an uncanny ability to sneak up on unsuspecting staffers. And if it's true that a little trial brings people togetherg then the yearbook staff is now more than justfamily, they're kissing cousins. But without a doubt the memories and images cut into the vinyl and burned into the pages will be the keenest ever. t six N 3 'X E Help! My brains are falling out.' Go ahead, make my day' Where's the good stuff T' tl. in -2- 1t's 8 o'clock already. 36 Publications t as Q 1 -5 A Lhilr in iivg , rs w . .t M - . ....., .A,. . U g g l lg l ittl ' g S Furry Yearbooker if' PLAY ST M ' ..:.'::r AGM Q 1 D s Joann Herzog, Ariana Estrada, Tracy Norris, Jennifer Dennis, Annette, Rita Scack, Carol Beck, Barbara Bennett, Suzi Dayton, Rebecca Spratley, Margi Gwalis, Cherie Dunn, Nlelissa Modica, Julie Ringer, Jeniffer Palmer, Ray Wilson, NeilArabe, Chuck Marvin, Matt Stottern, Hildie Boehme, .lennUer Hupka, LeighAnn Sutton, Sandi Terry, James Robertson, Aeon Stanjield, Rosen Joey, Schibetta Joe, Tom Wilson, Frank Melendez and Shelly Guinan. How many candids? Soul stealers. Publications 37 Showtime', ew people appreciate the hard work that goes into every performance of band. There are many arrangements and memorizations to be worked on before a show. It takes time and determination to pre- pare a show. The band director, Mr. Braa- ten, picks the music, teaches it, and listens to it carefully to make sure each note is played at precisely the right time. Also, Mr. Braaten choregraphs the marching band's performances. With help from the specialty corp captain, Dani Carver, and the drum major, Alonzo Rexroat, the marching band learns the steps, and memo- rizes where they should be on a certain note. Marching band won sweepstakes in Bor- rego this year, and placed first at Corona and Oceanside. The concert band played well at the Winter and Spring concert as well as the Grossmont District Band Festi- val. Drum Major: Alonzo Rexroat, Marching Band: A. Rexroat, S. Williams, B. Rhodes, L. Siegel, K. Laret, T. Groos, K. Vardiman, R. Bigham, S. Lee, D. Breault, M. Williams, S. McLeod R Kzrk R Pip kin, M. Setser, F. Siebenborn, S. Proffer, D. Carver, S. Young. 38 Band 1 3 W 4 I '1hoir:N. Brittain, K. Gorton, T. Peterson, C. Edwards, S. Risdon, R. Davis, H. Hootman, D. Harmon, M. Gutierrez, M. Ness, T. Tucker, T. Hul- tey, V. Braaten, R. Moore, R. Findley, C. Reagan, L. Herrin, A. Pierce, M. Treco, B. Cangson, L. Dias, W. Anderson, D. Kalinoski, A. Herrera. . Ni, ,W Show Chorus at their best! Showtime Begins Felllngl' roses are red : new hallenging and rewarding are the two words that best describe the word of putting together the AL AARAAF. Led by Mrs. Jellison, these talented young students chose and oftentimes produced, the poems, short stories, photos and artwork that would hit the presses. Mrs. J. chose the staff from the most interested members of her CW classes. 40 AL AARAAF uuhhml 1 rtre ' i culture, luxurious culture ready set write Checkmate trategic is the only word to describe the intelligent individuals that gath- ered together and called themselves the chess club. They met daily at lunch to dis- cuss new strategies and discover new ways to play that dignyied game. Led by Mr. K. they checkmated each other through the trials and tribulations of being a new club on Santana's crowded campus. Another victory for the kid Just where I want you! And they re oy Yes, I do play chess! Chess Club 41 ' 'Q We Are he hampton he newest club on campus met every Wednesday at lunch, starting second semester. Mr. Rowe reorganized a club which had been dormant since his high school days. The club was organized to give the lettermen and letterwomen of Santana a chance to gather and talk about trips or outings where everybody could just have FUN . President Rob Campbell and Vice-President Bruce Moutaw had high hopes for the Varsity Club and hope the students who have letters at Santana next year will come out and be a part of the newest club at Santana. 42 l -vr '1F W v a t Lat ml? 1 - . 3 I hope I get a letter. t w sfyzfnv V li EX I- The LETTER .' Number in the hair-anew fad. xxxw Sultans M arching Fry if fini , S A . Ih t . A A.. ttt , lx as Q HF Top Row I-r: M. Hassle, S. Early, L. Ngyuyen, S. King, A. Thompson, M. Allen, J. Theobald. J. Cohn A Herrera E B Rice Bottom I r T Gay R Htldum R Bzrdwell M Spong, S. Verberkmoes, B. Escalanti, A. Brandenberg. rumpled metal, shattered glass, and broken dreams are what Santana Sultans S.A.D.D. group try to prevent. S.A.D.D. Students Against Driving Drunk, is a support and awareness group trying to let students in on the tragedies of driving under the influence, and also the award of not. This group has strong goals to prevent useless mistakes with alcohol and they are definitely going in the right direction and they aren't swerving a bit! 959 44 S.A.D.D. 5 .swf Abellion, Allen Acre, Michelle Adair, Erick Anderson, David Annett, William Applegate, Jason Bailey, Michelle Baker, Jason Beddfngnezd, Christ,- Bradford, Chris Bradford, Laura Broussard, Heather Brittain, Nikkie Burgio, Adrian Carney, Michelle Contreras, Javier Costa, Michael Curry, Chad to a ew Beat 0 Day, Michael Derby, Brian Eaton, Dave Escalderon, Jeffrey Estrada, Nettie Faraschuk, Brian Finzel, Larry Fitzpatrick, Sherry Gardner, Steven Gattie, Jamie Gattie, James Golembieski, Brian Goodwater, Kevin Granbois, Darcy Hanson, Donald Harmon, David Hayward, Kimberly Herrington, Kim Hinson, Roger Hirsch, David Hoover, Chris Howard, Tanya Isham, Darrin Kaufman, Richard Kelley, Chris Klueck, Shawn Lance, Brandon Lichtman, Jay McAlexander, Jeneene McQueen, Robert Meaux, Michael Miller, Lynn Minto, Monique Morris, Sean Orman, Timothy Otenburg, Eddie Parker, Matthew Parkes, Mary Patterson, Eddie Patterson, Yesenia Perez, Mark Peterson, Dean Pettice, Thomas Poland, Richard Price, Thomas Pyeatt, John Reid, Joseph Smith, Gary Speller, Scott Spencer, Nancy Steinmetz, Steven Stephens, Rachel Taylor, John Thibodo, Jennifer Tracht, Rod Trimble, Daniel Tucker, Tina Vendegna, Rocco Vincent, Wade Rowe, David Sara, Michael Searcy, .lohn Simons, Joshua Simonton, Scott Weitzel, Michael White, Gregory Williams, Michael Williamson, Chris Wiltcher, Jeremy Y ,,, ontrary to common beliejf the ROTC, an academic course, is not an escape from the books. They train in preparation for entering a military career. Despite the sneers these thick-boot stomp- ers get from everyone, they hold military in high esteem. They do drills, read maps, and study leadership with the same consider- ation they give their other classes. Rated R. W, . t ,, c 'k.,1 as 11, :,,, , ,K df 5 1-2 '1 Heidi prepares. Looks like Top Ramen. inee it's inception, 2 short years ago, the drama club has blossomed from a quiet little click to an organization that boasts the largest membership on campus. The Drama Club's main goal was to get students involved and interested in the stage and all that goes with it. But the club does more than just put on a play every 3M months. I t is responsible for the Showcase of Scenes and the First annual Drama Breakfast. And this years Drama Club was the frist Club in the history of the Gross- mont District to receive lettermen's jack- ets. Under the artful and constant direction of Patti Dipuma, the club has glided smoothly through the troubled waters of in- fant clubhood. The club and it's members envision a day when the Drama Club will be a shining new facet to Santana's image. Give A defnite Anachronism. The gang deep in thought. A woman for all reasons. 4 Oh, to be a dentist. How did you want it done. All l wIU1f9d. WHS 11 PC'I'5l , X X R KE -?1 V Y Y Y -Q f,,, , 3 egards to Someone jbrgot their lines! 7 xe4,4 V r ,U A 65140, .Q.e ,639 s s ug , -fi ev!! r tfsfwf ' f K A ,iivdmnfan f A rough day ar rehearsal. Bless you. my sun. Wise ,, uf' Movers and shakers. . . Wake me, at my line. Are they the Drama Ojfcers? me Someone ripped my line! I I 56 XX xe XX Q x ny X Eff X, . I I Let it now . . . ho on campus slides gracefully down the hills of Utah, Idaho, Big Bear and anywhere else they can jind snow? It's the infamous ski club. Mr. Charles leads this group of crazies. Off- cers are Pres., Matt Stottern, VP, Mike Ablenour, secretary, Steve Frame, and treasurer, David Hughy. These and every other avid skier on campus met frequently to tell about their steepest Mts. and plan their next adventure. Powder skiing at its best - oops! Snow dating. 48 Ski Club ffl snow bunny. 11 .v Awesome dude! The mogul crew. ,NM A ,W . Y, P 3 t kwin , Greate t Love of All ll throughout the year, the 33 mem- bers of Peer Counseling were guid- ing fellow students with their daily teen problems. The counselors, having been trained, were of great help discussing areas such as suicides, drug and alcohol abuse, sex and family problems. Helping people out makes me feel good, especially when something good comes out of it. , commented one member. The posi- tive feelings projected helped not only con- fused, but distressed students as well. The Peer Counseling staff was there whenever needed, thanks to Barbara Potts, who has successfully advised the Peer Counseling staff through years of mending battered feelings. 5?i?ff?,2iQ'5'3 Fifwfvfv lt's your turn Hand this is where I live I do C.S. . aving maintained a high grade point average is rewarded by be- coming eligible for membership in the California Scholastic Federation or C.S.F. To be eligible, a student must have an A average in college prep classes for the previous semester, be at least a sophomore, and pay a one semester dues ofSl.00. Ifa student is a memberfor at leastfour semes- ters, one ofwhich must be during their Sen- ior year, a gold seal is awarded at gradu- ation. The members sponsor fund raisers A throughout the year to raise money for scholarships to be awarded at graduation also. C.S.F. recognizes these students and gives them the opportunity to do activities, such as their annual trip to Magic Moun- ' MV V lain, rvgerher- C.s.F. advisors Mrs. Jellison and Mrs. sfhager yes, may 1 help ygu? ,av vp: g I ,sei 'TY C.S.F. members: J. Alexander, T. Allen, M. Attebury, L. Baeh, R. Baker, K. Boehm, D. Bush, M. Cullins, S. Dayton, L. Deutsehman, K. Duriek, P. Espinoza, H. Estrada, K, Eu bunk,A. Gruber, D. Hanson, T. Hill, V. Hire, M. Hogman, S. Huffman, D. Hughey, J. Hupka, C. Juarez, K. Kelso, J. Kenoyer, T. Kitt, S. Lee, S. Lieggi, J. McLeod, K. MeMil lan, R. Nlollet, B. Moutaw, A. Peer, K. Ramsey, K. Reed, K. Riley, K. Roberts, D. Sampson, R. Sehaek, T. Sehmillen, D. Springer, Nl. Storms, Nl. Stottern, L. Sutton, L. Taylor, J. Tholnpson, S. Thompson, T. Tia, C. Trunzo, D. Wooten. 50 ACAD M C LEAGUE That was too easy! ryouts were tough. Nine positions were open for the Academic Decath- lon team. Coached by Mrs. Gilmore, these students began preparing early for the big competition held in November. Teachers in various academic areas helped tutor them during lunch. At the district meet, the team competed in six academic areas, interviews, essays, speeches, and in the super quiz. The second haU of Academic League took place in the spring with the quiz bowl. Team members took part in a quiz game. The ques- tions ranged from academics to pure trivia. The team practiced hard during lunch and competed weekly against other schools. Intense reading! Academic Decathlon team members front left to right: S. Lieggi, F. Stallworth, Mrs. Gilmore, T. Weslowski, S. Kenoyer, P. Sanchez, M. Cullins, J. McLeod, K. Walker, T. BALANCE hat is it? It's outrageousness!! It's relationships, unity, strength in numbers, and many new fron- tiers. It's Campus Life, the largest club at Santana, who provided support and guid- ance for students from every walk of lde. Charlie, Teresa, Dave, and students tried to promote a balance in the lives of many Sultans. When we asked what was most valuable about Campus Life Wendy Halloway called it, a positive influence, and Dave Gauthier called it a great place to find out who people really are inside. Hey, that's great! K , a,,,.,,..,,.,,x 'R Ya know! say cheese!' A few choice members. My buddy! We're so G.Q.! Where's the pizza? THE OTHER SIDE xchange students, Nori ka Nagatsuka from Japan, Shuichi T akada from Japan, Martha Cardoza from Columbia, flarcia DeMalo from Brazil, and Claudia. Relaxing at the meetings, Pat Espinoza. Hola riendship explained what Iclub was all about. The Iclub was a group of about 25 people that helped our exchange students feel more at home on the other side ofthe world! They organized parties, Disneyland trips, and Zoo adventures to show the exchange students what America was all about. Most importantly, the Iclub assured friendships that often lasted long after the exchange students went home. l 53 DRESS OU UP. ,- 'Wi Mrs. Thaxton, C. lVlarvin, S. Glidewcll, .l. Denman, C. Tucker, B. Bennett, K. Lynch, K. Millen, S. Diaz, T. Starcovich, .l. Ringer, B. Brown, R. Campbell, J. Rosen, R. Starcovich, M. Villanueva, K. Sigler, R. Schroeder, NI. Zastoupil, B. Bennett, C. Edwards, B. Bennett, B. Bennett, R. Yeager, J. Bellows, NI. Pata, R. Flick. hether you looked like Madon- na, Vince Neil or a combination ofthe two ofthem you were a part ojfashion at Santana. There were so many different types ofpeople at Santana that a Fashion Club was almost a necessity. The Fashion Club helped bring these people together with something that they could all relate to. The Fashion Club was lucky to have such courageous leaders. With all of their sup- port the Fashion Club grew tremendously. Its membership almost doubled in only one year. It will continue to grow as long as it has the same type of leadership. The Fash- ion Club will never go out ofstyle because there will always be different types of peo- ple. 'fi F. smllwg,-gh M. 0'Dea, C. Marvin, A. Ortinez, E. Brown 54 Looking for a Club Mr. Forster, K. Eubank, J. Palmer, R. Putzbach, S. Martin, R. Gomez, D. Pendleton, C. Siekert, T. Burns, J. Estrada, S. Diaz, K. Lynch, V. Scoh, J. Palmer, C. Jones. hile you were lookingjor a good club at Santana you may have strolled into room 303 where the Key Club met or into room 703 where the Fishing Club meetings were held. The Key Club was a public service club that enjoyed helping the community. It sponsored such things as a Blood Drive, the Jr. Olympics, Special Olympics and some I0 kilometer runs. They also helped out at the Home of Guiding Hands on occasion. The people in charge ofthe Key Club must have been pretty special to want to help the community so much. Mr. Forster was the advisorfor the Key Club. Jenne Palmer was the President, and ran most of the meet- ings. The people that worked with her were Trent Burns, V.P., Ginny Scott, Secretary, and Karen Eubank and Julie Estrada helped with the job of treasurer. The Fishing Club was a club that brought all of the people that loved to fish together at Santana. The Fishing Club attended at least two tournaments a month. They had to wake up between 3:30 and 4 a.m. Even in the fun clubs you have to do things that are hard. J. Berray, M. Harold, M. Kellner, T. Reardon, S. Simonton, M. Waller, V. Zapia, D. Springer, B. Mr. Jette, M. Gathwright, R. Traisi, Mr. Muramoto R Cana T Cuellar Degeiln, C. Contreras, B. Jones, B. Colembieski, C. Scott, J. Snyder, J. Cohn, D. Massie, M. Sara, R. Locklear, R. Traisi, T. Cuellar, R. Caha, M. Gathwright, J. Jette, F. Muramoto. TWI TA DSHOUT ong hours of practice and some ex- citing additions boosted Santana Cheer to a powerful start. Both Varsity and J. V. alike practicedfrom 6 to 8A.M., Mon- day through Friday during the summer. They attended cheer camp in Irvine and won a spirit award, first and second place ribbons, and a hardest working award,' it was time well spent. The addition of three guys to the Varsity squad created a new and exciting atmo- sphere. The guys promoted spirit and con- tributed their strength to build daring pyr- amids and help with the stunts. The hard work of both the Varsity and J. V. showed through tremendously. They encouraged the players and made every game exciting for everyone who attended. f,-.uv-mx 'Uh 11 . F44 . X 1 1 L11 I Q, Q was at s f' gy ft: ,511 Ist row: C. Zorger, S. Gilmore, M. McDonald, M. Korhummel, 2nd row: M. Higgins, S. Bruce, I .N . ' gf S A Barton, C. Wagner, S. Early, M. Schneider, 3rd row: C. Wom J. Freeman, K. Ellery, T Goldberg. Palermo T Louladj M Burner R Scott ls Ramsq 4th ron B Fisher J Slobq, B Williams lst row: L. Batting. S. Calhoun, H. Lehman, 2nd row: C. Vargas, M. 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V - ' ' :V Varsity cheer shows their spirit at the first pep rally. M. McDonald, M. Schneider, M. Korhummel cheer on the .LK volleyball team. 62 The cheer squad on their way to Irvine. any as-i 'lib-A V -M J V --..--....,........, sew V, quart' bl'--f-V-........,,.,,, ,n 1 V Q 2-V A AEE, M1 N N 'i'??hi wut E - V-1-.V..........,, WMV VVWNW c X' N my 1 f' J ff ff f XX X ,fi if ,f i li 11 bA E i? 'gi if :., --M ft: 'A ' V ' A w ' hy , QQ' i l NA P X X X Q, Q Q A' V ' X f 'X ' X 16 ff EN .ff .ff , f' ff' X xxx ,.-f' 'J Warwf. ,,,.,f ' -rl-MIA-,,,1 I fl X X 1 f' 5 X N X 'Z 1 x X a E ffl, ,A ,,,f'7 ,X .'ff,J I ff X' M, fx ff X f X X X X 'X X X Nl fx GX ' x x H X If .Xxx- if 3 s S i 3 ,Vg , 'f . 5 4 f W X f xi I Q- XV4 , ., Mr. f L f MEF! 57 ' X ax! XXx ' N . X K gay, x xx. X Vvm ' . Q R . R, W. H x . 2 , K Vyhr X! X X, , X ix I 3 N , ,f ff rj!! Xf as . 'XZ' iff If Here ball! ,gf SPLISH SPLA ension builds as the whistle blows, arms flail and legs thrash through the water as the players race for the ball. T edious practices filled with hours of rig- orous workouts enabled the teams to have a successful season. All ofthe players agreed, waterpolo is an exciting, fast moving sport and a good way to build up stamina and endurance. Coach Phil Sinatra pushed the team through with high expectations and praise where needed. Although at times he had to criticize, it only made the players work harder. Winning was not the main concern for these guys. Just knowing that they could always do better proved that they were all winners! Get out of my way! Qs is i rf - Y if fi' R ' 'S Vs . S . XY . P T' JJC top row: W Moss, B. Abbe, L. Williams, J. Rasmusson, B. Garner, E. Williams, D. Keithly, I4 T apia, Coach P. Newman, S. Howie, P. Goff K Welsh, D. Lamboy, J. Garcia, J. Clemmens, D. Cook mums 21 1 av ....,,.NWwM M ,g V , 'I VN. Varsity top row: Coach P. Sinatra, M. Ludke, D. Wooten, T Carrillo, K. Milne, S. Goldwasser, R. Chavez, M. DeSalvo, K. Milne, C. Strailey, J. Rosen fManugerj l f Q Where's the ball? Aw coach, give us a break! y Waterpolo 61 D I RA he runners were nervous as they stretched and warmed-up for the race. They all had the same thoughts swarming around in their mind! What ifl win, and what ifl lose? Their adrenalin was flowing, and they were oblivious to the shouts and rumbling around them. Excitement filled the air as the runners lined up to start the race. The gun shot, and the runners were oyl They trudged over hills, leaped over hay bails, and scampered across dusty trails until they reached the finish line and received the satisfaction of a race well run. C. 'QQ J. If , vi' Back Row T Tzu R Campbell T Simon K Durik, J. Hughy, J. Osgood, K. Scott. Front Row: M. Seamen G '-f 1: ' 1 -1 if - J , ' ggi . ' . 6 3 6:1 ' fi gl If 9 1A at Ad e sf. 3 ,, is fc y 'sl' in If--F8 .1 if if E . . rv A G I ,-NL -, K A x ' .fb SX ii? . iv . , :wise -' . -it -. - M at fs ggq 1 A .nt F 1 Jfigfeoie A Q 'eh to rightj Couch Layton, D. Whitaker, J. Ringer, J. Herediu, K. Klute, S. Cazmero, K. Rico, C. Arias, P. vonzolus Julie Ringer steps out! ef. : '5 q as Y 5.-. ,VLL Wffx at .gil as an if ,L .Q , 1, ,lik X ' 1 - Q Igfgtk If ,L HNF- ,L F , fi ' 5- gn NN, 'Liam I- Nm. A GIF. Back Row: J. Carrol, E. Blumanthal, T. Vanderhyde, T. Modieu, V. Gonzolas, .l. Conn. Front Row: N. Spicuzza, M. Bradley, S. Downey, J. Chayield. W Cross Country 63 it . x -1 ix X XX, Jump, jump in. hat do you do when you have only one game left that will putyou in third place instead of fourth, sending you and the team to league playoffs? You win it of course! At least that was the attitude of the Sultan Volleyball Team when they played Helix High, not only winning, but gaining third place in the Grossmont League. Michelle Farres, second time San- tana coach, was faced with a dilemma at the start of the yearg with Sandi Hudson and Sharon Todd the only returning varsity players the rest of the team was pressed to work a little harder, but that didn't stop the Sultan spirit, as Farres says, We did it! We made it to the playoffs! NMR, FA E i -xg w Sultan defense is rising. V, wW',vv...r1 . ,J 3 f 5'f7Hififfi'i:?k' ii??7.:':'g sim' MW' ' 'YfW'W'.? fgQ,5g,,-5 1 , f ft N , , I 1 ,.c, Y- 9 ' f 4, K, ,V,, it . 3 Third-year varsity player Sandi Hudso- G0 Slllfllflfy G0-' Fight! Win! Suzanne Gardner and Rene Gunn anticipate a side-out. 64 Volleyball -wh A In a case like this, Sulta 'ends her experienced advice to teammates. omn ' ' isamust! Back row, left to right: J. Murphy, R. Gunn, M. Modzelewski. Middle Row: S. Gardner, L. Moutaw, B. Burness, K. Zelaskowski, S. Jackson. Bottom row: S. Gilmore, N. Ennis, M. Jacobs, S. Moeller. , . Back row: D. Raymond, H. Wilson, M. Melendez, S. Davenport, J. Herzog. Middle row: M. Farres, M. Sedita. Bottom row: C. Costelo, R. Hildum, S. Todd, W. Meacham, S. Hudson. Volleyball 65 The Dirty Thirty The Dirty Thirty started the year off on the right track by defeating Montgomery I3-6. But penalties, fatigue, and flat see- ond halves cost the team as they let games slip from their grasp. These gridiron glad- iators played hard and managed to surprise many teams. This talent-j7lled team includedfve sec- ond-team all -leaguers and three honorable mention all-league players. Field General Bruce Moutaw guided the air attack with Steve Farris on the receiving end, while Bill Reed and Gilbert Goodwin took com- mand of the ground duties. Troy Nuens- wander and Doug Sampson battled it out on the line and Andy Heacock led the de- fense at linebacker while Pat Espinoza pa- trolled the secondary. Although they fought hard and played together their losses outweighed their wins. Phil Jones clears the way as Andy Heacock turns up field. Row I: R. LeBlanc, .l. Lichuar, G. Yarmon, P. Espinoza, G. Lerma, T. Burson, M. Ellis Row 2: D. Sampson, B. Moutaw D Brown, P. Jones, T. Phillips, R. Padilla, T. Barry Row 3: T. Wilkerson, M. Nicholson, R. Will, B. Reed, T. Martin G Goodwin, S. Friedrichsen, A. Heacock Row 4: T. Beaudoin, L. Kaster, S. Rowe, L. Gallo, B. Homik, D. Cojfin, R. McElv1n ,I Bradley Row 5: S. Thompson, S. Smith, M. Biggs, S. Faris, D. Gauthier, .l. Nuenswander, J. Church, T. Nuenswander 66 V Owl! Yllifmf 2: ' f ves the plan of attack to the troops. Tim Barry goes for the interception as Pat Espinoza brings down Valhal- la's John Ace. The iffy Fifty J. V. began with the best start in Santana history. The Nyty FU'ty won it's jirstfour games before finally being slowed by a tough 0-7 loss to J. V. champions, Granite Hills. They showed their strength by re- bounding with a tie at Helix. Despite a weekly episode of musical quarterbacks, the J. V. was able to perform on offense. But they really shined on defense, holding their E tl 3 opponents to one touchdown on numerous occasions. The success of the junior varsity promises a successful season to come. Darrin Forster breaks away Qt .3 .4 J X ,. e ,g i, Ti,,g's . , hi 1 , 3 p fffr L . J ,, ., , , J t ,rt e Q I VJ 1, 'Um' , - , , r,V:k til KVVV 4 f ff! ir jx . N ,.: x J Lzi' a -- : L W I gV.1tf., ,3,, K., L., 5. V,.. 5... 64 , i , , I V,h, A ,K K H H V.h, , , if 2' -v 2 ' 'f' -' T ' Q Q ,t,,,. 1 ttt '7 'f 5. t ' PM i n f-31 gp N' N- ' .2 . in Q 5' A., . Ik M ,EV . ,f A, . . ntit t i re S . -V ff V A V -EIL, M K Q5 K 5: , - s tiff? ,' ' . A ,.. j 5' ,,, 53' , ., Q Nc, f, , , - 'f ii L ' ' I ' , - ' . A ,. J A ,:,. , .. .I 'V I 'Tr A t by , W A W' b Row I: M. Aubain, L. Santiago, T. Cooper, B. Dawson, D. Brown, R. Webb, R. Dickey, P. Landry Row 2: B. Powell, D. Harless, J. A V It 7, N S Biska, S. Cardoza, B. Beaudoin, J. Gonzales, J. Neely Row 3: S. Douer, C. DeGrafj, J. Wollesew, J. Reynolds, S. Neeochea, S Palmer, T. Christopher, J. Burness, C. Littrell, J. Key Row 4: G. Sarver, J. Enrique, W. Varnell, S. Rowe, L. Kaster, B. Homik, D. Coffin, R. McE1vin, C. Wilkerson, I1 Kadel Row 5: J. lsom, M. Stone, A. Carrillo, T. Ortiz, R. Johnson, C. Wobeck, E. Buzzell, S. Giannaris, S. Kussman, C. Graham, M. Cerecedes, D. Razzo Row 6: R. Sager, C. Davenport, C. Levin, D. Snodgrass, A. Hernandez, R. Batica, W. Goodwin, D. Forster, P. Mosher, D. Downs, R. Larson The Sulta 68 J. V. Football 1 g th I s-4' u 1 ,, ' ' .ff ' 1 on w N- wK'Lm ke' - 'Away' if' 'i ii? auf: if ,Q .J-gg, ., v , wfff,,. . f M 2 S 'ffm A w,..J,q,fTfvf.g A , A- -W ,,:A9f' f,,4: fs.: . f -Q Steve Cardoza bulldozes his way through the El Cap dejonse. N 1- 'K 4 v N' ' ,im Paul Mosher gets the kick zyf in time. ni I In . 'A' - .,...-1, yl lffzfm heads off the hfmd. U, ff!! X. N if i 'sf ,N 'w-1 .df Q.9t,.1, Richard Sager avoids tacklers for additional yardage. J. V. Football 69 s the games begun, Santana's Girls Tennis teams main objectives were to dethrown the top league teams and im- prove team standings. Talent that heated up the scene were dynamic doubles players, Rita Schack and Shannon Huffman, who made Ist team all-league. Other players were Jennifer Cole, and 2nd yr. varsity member Isabelle Stark who always had the right balance of control and competiveness. Although losing 6 seniors coach Stinch- comb, no doubt predicts a great future for the young competitors coming up. With their strongfinish in the league, and their ability to have a good time on and off the court, the team definitely had a smooth Hn- ish. . fn -. ,a-,: -gg 353 5.3 M, st ' ft .. QV 1 ng.. , '., 'K v ! .. F 4 at Heating Up This is a private discussion. Top row: W. Willits, K. Boehm, M. Kinally, I. Stark, B. Farrell, Coach Stinchcomb. Bottom row: S. Huffman, J. Cole, R. Schack, W. Holaway. M It AQ' ff The dynamite duo of Schack Ai Huffman O X .XNLX Xi' Rita winds up for an ace 70 Gir1's Tennis af , 'W H' 'Eg M1 5' M G in N WV 5731 FM F31 Z -----1 Jennifer, rippin it . . . , we , ,, 1 4' NT R - I . .' 7 17' ' V -- rw X b 'i ,IZL4!,, gp ffl' Q v' ' ' I I , ,J ' t L-,, rf' w -, . ti H , .f:: ' ' .V f 4 K hgpj W 20, 1 5, :V -I 1 w t, v' -V j ':'I1SC, -55,4 I. I ' ' 'ff 2 21,91 , it --v1-- ...... . ..,, .... Q ,gQ'j5j.I,,?f5 4 , , , 4,5 , ,w . 1 y,,'f+ ,1 t E I L - '1- N7 'h ' 4-,, K .:wESw,'fw1ew i'5' zwf-4 A ' , My , , A w,,,MW ,K,, ,V A f ? 5 rf , X t he - A f St f ,e M af -lin-1 .NL -mn . 1' 'V-' ,nv-, K., .' -a.. V . 'P f -.:v::fm,t tt., 1- M , L- ' H v -K-1, ,,,..,,, ffiif ,Li Iff- - 1 I tt t t , t t 5 f UMW The team gathers for routine arm stretches. Girl's Tennis 71 www: ,., , Mm, .. N f VMMMWWMM. i Wea V , - ' 7'Af umble for Ya eaping to the top is what our varsity and J.V. gymnastics teams did best. Led by captains Susan Ashe and Michelle Terry, and coaches Steve Butcher and Becca Webster, a former sultan, the girls showed their spirit and determination by always per- forming their very best. These girls practiced every school day from 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m., and their long hours paid off in outstanding finishes, and grace beyond compare, on and off the mat. if J, ' I I Z 1 Eileen Maul - C.I.F. Optional Champion 72 Gymnastics Anna Mcador, Melissa Meadows, Janell Myers, Amy Davis 1 I 1Tl .. Easy Does lt.'. ' Row - Janell Myers, Eileen Maul, Melissa Meadows, Andrea Eidsmore, Nancy Anna Meador, Amy Davis, 2nd Row - Kathy Riley, Susan Ashe, Michelle Hardest part is the smile Dawn Hanson ea Eidsmoe - C.I.F. Compulsory Champion ter Kristine Phares, Lori Lies, Lynette MacNei1I, Debbie Satchell, Kim Hannum, Lisa Zeigler, Tristen Canif10 Gymnastics 73 Winning Soccer!!! new coach and a new attitude started Boys Soccer off with a bang. No longer were they willing to be trapped in the leagues celler Coach Coffin pushed the guys and tried real hard to coach a sport, that before April he knew almost nothing about. With a few hard fought losses, the season began to look like the not to distant past. Spirited and never ending spunk, they finally began to win some games. The changes began this year with coach Coffin and hope to continue next year with returning players like Jeff Strukel, Brian Ad- ams, Jeremy H ixon, Aeon S tanfield, and Joe Scibetta. W.- K, ,N WIDE. H H 1 5 7 ' n, , - .- .a.,a-4-M . ' ' ,,...,,,,g,.A f - V:n:wf'+n 1. f . .N Greg Yarmon - in the air again! -if-E-'nfl ., Y :- it , .m-....-...,..f- gi ji -i-1,. if N, G ' ,,tt t, Q.. ix. ,, - 4., , ...M '..,.f... , 3 . W- -M S trukel takes a shot. ifiiifk 453 H v mah. -lv-5 First Row: Coach Coffin. E. Williams, J. Strukel, D. Stacy, R. Shavez, S. Simon. M.Abdelnour, K. Milne, D. Sampson, G. Yarmon A. Stanjield, J. Scibetta. Second row: Coach Carlos, P. Moscoso, R. Rodriguez, D. Sciotto, D. Springer, J. Williams, D. Rodriguez, J. Hixon, B. Adams, K. McNearney. 74 Soccer Aeon gets ready to shoot. l ...fx First Row: Crosse, Ferrell, K. Tully, M. Smithson, M. Keyes, K. Klute, H. Stenvens, .L Solan, K. Willits, N. Roche. Second Row: C. Bedle, N. Roche, N. Ennis, T. Schaffer, H. Wilson, D. Whitaker. new dimension of soccer started this year on the Held. Calvin Crosse has brought winning soccer to Santana. With the mixture of hard work and skillful soccer the girls soccer team is nowpart ofSantana's winningfamily. The girls played together this summer in order to get to know each other better. Those emerging as leader were on the team during the summer, Nicky Roche and Mary Jo Gamblin have led the team to their victories with Nicky supplying the offense and Mary .lo supplying a de- fense that was almost impossible to pen- etrate. Calvin can sleep easy this sum- mer because most of his skilUul talent will be back next year for another year of hard work and winning. wwf' Nicky Ennis gets ready. Mary Jo Defendsj ,,,, Nicky Roche shows El Cap how to score. Soccer 75 Spla htn up oth the boys and girls swim teams were very young, but very talented. The girls were led by 2 time C.I.F. diving champion Eileen Maul, and the boys by Fritz Boyle. Coach Sina- tra, the boys coach hopes to see his very young team come back next year so he can build a winning program. Coach 7 'EL Farres also had a young, but winning wx team, which will be the backbone of next il , U U, N. :LQJ3-Aj? year's team. Both teams were full of Y.. vi dedication and determination. These -- ,1 ' 1 if ,L two factors are what made the swimming H gyyg M S '-' nd-.,,....' , ,. . . organization at Santana a sport to be 'Q ,, .,,., . . , ,,...,'t . S t . -Www , w . part of iffblf 'ffl .--- ill' it W ' , , mano imma: sus D. Satchel, M. Nielsen, D. Herrerra, J. Martin, S. Ashe, Coach Farres, T. Vine,A. Malevancko, M. Meadows, D. Eshnaur, S. Moelter, P. Gonzales, K. Shock, K. Isaacson, J. Borhalter, C. Bainbridge, C. Murphy, C. Murphy, S. Browning, B. Spinelli, C. Hill, T. Strickmaker, C. Ryan, H. Haas, B. Trump, S. Martin, L. MacNeil, K. Hannum, K. Valdez, K. Cameron, S. Miller, M. Lemberger, V. Conner, T. Alasantro, T. Kitt i rf, , ,, 11 5 ,f ,.. x :f ,,., , wff 5, ,V.A7,..., . 4 ' .. , A VV VAVV , , , ,V , ,, ,W I - ,M ,f e.p:11 a rH . r . , f ...,.i is - f ' ' - ' 'f M-. B Hr's 1 it VYV. -.-2,19 Moving through the water Taking a breath. On your mark set 76 Girl's Swim A , t 1 ...L,-L-.1 --4 A +-M 1 '77 ,fd . 1? kph -. - Ly- 3, i 5 Y '. - 4 . ' 1 Q ' L-R: S. Goldwasser, J. DeSalva, E. Williams, D. Wooten, B. Garner, T. Reed, K. Donahue, F. Boyle, I Carillo, J. Rassmussen, C. Straightly, B. Reed, R. Arias, J. Hopp, K. Welsh rv--'L' . X '-i n .Y M. 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V. team Boy's Swim 77 Jonesy 8: The Gang restling is an individual sport that requires intense practices, up to 4 hours a day, running, and dieting. It is a true test of competition. Although the team started with more than 40 guys and one girl, wrestlers soon found the price too much to pay, and sooner or later the team was down to seven wrestlers by the end of the season. Talent to heat up the scene was Phil Jones and Todd Jackson. Phil sur- prised everyone with his desire to win as he went undefeated in the Grossmont League, perhaps the toughest league in the state, and Todd Jackson, who also placed at C.I.F. Other tough competitors were fresh- men Phil Parga, Ken Welsh, Chris Dias, Sam, and Brian Beahdion and also Junior Gary Lerma. For them, finishing the season was an accomplishment, something that few people even attempt when it comes to wrestling. Hold That Tiger. Back row: L to R Coach Ray Sanchez, Phil Jones, Jason Key, Ken Bailey, Danny Kitchly, Todd Jackson, Brian Beahdion, Ron Gaines, Lon Smith, Gary Lerma, Roco Vendegna, Ken Welsh, Phil Parga, Chris Dias. 78 Wrestling E 2 1 SAN TANA HOLDS postion. lq2 2 'Z fewwdfw , it 'L , A 39, I l ,, BIG BAD Phil JOIIBS. Qiihim ,,,, A LVVV I M - GARY LERMA CRANKS opponent. Wrestling 79 TO THE HOOP he Sultans began the year with a great start. Returning varsity play- ers Tim Barry, Hank Turner, and Jeff Henderson played major roles in leading the Sultans to their unexpected success in the first hah' of the season. However, play- ing in the Tough Grossmont League became quite frustrating as the Sultans could not finish the season as strong as they started. J. Church fakes a pass. 3' Andy Heacock goes for the rebound. 2 z 3 3 S. T hopson an 80 S i xml gf,--. J. Church and J. Henderson get open. T. Barry watches the ball. sW 'r gnu, 2 5 '33 3 5 5 W 4 A Top: J. Dickman, J. Church, S. Thomson, M. Panepianco, A. Heacock, J. Bobof Bottom: H Church on defense. Enrique, P. Newark, H. Turner, T. Barry, J. Henderson 81 Hit it, Rani' s spring was heralded in, cries of foul ball and shrieks offemale ex- asperations could be heard echoing forth from the softball field. The varsity coach, Sue Stinchcomb, could be heard support- ing the young team, three freshmen Rebec- ca Aase, Shelly Hawkins, and Jenny Mur- phy. The two seniors on the team were Monica Sanchez and Rita Schack. It was through their awesome hitting and Held abilities that they showed the county that they were a force to be reckoned with. While the varsity was pushing themselves toward the ultimate point of softball excel- lence, the J. V. was just getting their shoes and gloves broken in. With a virtually freshman team coach Charlie Castelo coached many new players at Santana. However, through their dedicated, hard work the J. ll had a truly rewarding season. Ready and waiting an K I 82 Varsity Softball Top Row: L. Sebastion, R. Schack, S. Todd, B. Fulmer, L. Ellis, H. Davis, R. Aase, C. Nichols, Coach Stinchcomb. Bottom Row: .l. Murphy, L. Scott, R. Vitill, M. Sanchez, S. Hawkins, C. Castelo. Coach Castello, Top Row: B. Woolery, A. Boone, J. Adams, A. Beeman, T. Ward, M. Putzbach, S. Lee, C. Stippey, D. Ford. Bottom Row: L. Bradford, K Robles, B. Burness, L. T aylar, K. T elaskowski, S. King. Monica hits 11 homer. Hog J. V. Softball 83 F ORE olf certainly wasn't the most popu- lar sport at Santana, yet it has emerged as one of the most successful sports in the school 's history. The past sea- son was no exception. Coached by Mr. Dun- ton, Santana's golf team was the dominant force in the Grossmont league. The team was composed of eleven dedi- catedplayersgsix ofwhom played weekly in competition. Santana was led by three of the top five players in the league, seniors, Matt Stottern, and Steve Frame, and ju- nior, Kevin McBroom. The team thrived on dedication and ex- cellence. Being an individual sport, as well as a team sport, their success depended on their consistently positive minds. 84 W A . ,i fx in - :Q ' ff' P K Y A, lj fr V .i ' 4 ' 1 , . , , - , I I , A , 1 ' Y xx ' rg ' fr w ' o ,QV . . h -ff ' - o q . ,4 o rx , 5. . f 1- 16. W. ,X KK K lx K.. K . ig A, ,jg 'R A X. tx 'ff X 3-91 Y , X K . 'fr , . K 0 fi . K fx + ' ' ' K .1 5 na J 'KJ A , ,, ...,. K 3.wBr!lj Uv! x Kxqhqiw ., A.. ur. K W . 5 i ' 1, , , ' , V F- 5' K ' ' M A v 0 4-nivff-if 'S-1 -- M W , luv : K f A Y UT: ... ,, I - -1 I . . '. 5 '- 1- ' , X- - K 1, K H SK .. . K NP K WK W i.. .N LLL. W J. ..,- - ., - - ---- V -- 4 f , .Q .1 5.:.5q..,Qii A... KM. K R wt? K was W f f, -,M ,--- .1 , .gg .... . f'f5,5,'? grg... , f --'Q :hx R13 i f' x 2 'Q .fr N, -,gw4,jgig.,...p- ' .,ygH.w2fsg,ai-gf . fag K 5 - f2g',.2. - ,fm K 1 -af. , .. ' gi K: K. ,HG-. Q .wg -Q -- va. --1, P-ffgpm. .., Y - 'VW' , ..-- -, ,gg f,K,: K -,A ,gif-K KKK , ' Q : qw -- 1, A3 K5 g:?2::sA:: I i?m. 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All ofCoach Wade Vick- ery's Basketball teams were winners, and this years team was no exception. This win- ning tradition has not come easy. It takes a lot of dedication and hard work to produce a winner, and the Girls Varsity Basketball Team had those qualities. Winning also comes from having a closely knit team, and they also possessed this quality. The atmo- sphere on the basketball court was that ofa family atmosphere. Coach Wade Vickery and his girls remained as close as afamily. Any team that has all ofthese qualities will be a winner and have a lot of memories that will last a lifetime. 'Z' 4 I Coach Vickery ffll Tammy Vates 322 Rita Schack 425 Rebecca Aase 423 Danielle Raymond 431 LeAnne Moffet 933 Barb Bennett A534 Monica Sanchez 15440 Shawna Hartshorn 342 Karen Roberts 550 Leslie Ellis The Freshman needs help. Here we go again. QM ,ilte , Leslie and Barb workin' hard, again. J ,, ' it th 2 MMV, f INA, N- Q 4.47 4 Q he purpose ofa J. V. team is to pre- pare athletes for Varsity. There is no one better at preparing basketball players for Varsity than Coach Dave Hollman. Coach Hollman has also established a win- ning tradition, and the J. V. girls Basket- ball Team has held up that winning tradi- tion. The J. V. team was very talented and also very successful. They established an- other winning season for Coach Hollman. A J. V. team is very important to the fu- ture of Varsity teams. I f you have ever been coached by Coach Hollman, you'd know the L' d th b ll. . In a saves e a importance ofa J. V. team. 31 sumwg WTA Z-,XX QQ fl Back Row: M. Paradise, H. Ashcraft, L. Moffet, V. Holland, R. Gomez, M. Modzelewski. Front Row: D. Humphrey, K. Olson, L. Nguyen, B. Burness, J. Olson, M. Anderkin. Girl's Basketball 87 HIT THAT PERFECT... ne ofthe most successful organi- zations on campus is our base- ball team. With players such as Mark Sherman, Bill Reed and Raul Padilla, following in the giant footsteps of last year s team wasn't as hard as one would have imagined. The dedicated players determined to boost their skill and mo- rale practiced around three hours a day in preparation for the average of 25 games they played. Playing baseball gave them a chance to be competitive, learn to work together, and at the same time release some frustration. As Coach Saska always emphasized, they need fun to do well and to win. Besides winning together, the team worked and played together as a family to create an out- standing season. 88 Baseball ww:-hu' no-pm 31 V ,I ,, gs . NAU FOI' 0110, And One For All lst row l-r: John Barnhill, Billy Holshouser, Lance McClure, Mark Wagner, David Brown, Bob Johnson, Matt Hill, 2nd row I-r: Ross Piper, Coach Newark, Craig Wilkerson, George Mesa, Darren Forster, Ray Bllffikll. John Dickman, Paul Newark, Tony Norton, Jason Maloney, Mark Crandall. Run to you hat does it take to be one of the best allaround Track Teams in the county. Well it takes a little stamina, a little grace, some speed, and a lot ofspirit. And of all the above, the Santana Boy's Varsity Track Team had heaping spoonfuls of all of them, especially the spirit part. No resource went untapped, the team possessed and utilized all its members to their fullest. And it was due to generous and talented guidance of Coach Layton and Coach Kaster, and as one runner said, Wow, they're just the greatest . With the speed of Gilbert Goodwin, to the stamina of Kyle Durrick, and the ani- mal strength of John Bard, heaped onto the grace of Konrad Carelli, and the all-en- compassing spirit of the whole team, San- tana proved to be a top contender in the fast track of high school sports. 4-'nam rm :mv lst row: D. Razo, S. Cardoza, K. Carelli, G. Sarver, B. Adams, D. 0'delI 2nd row: T. Simon, G. Goodwin, E. Stevens, D. Gauthier, R. Smith, S. Cummins 3rd row: D. Virgil, D. Sampson, J. Burd, J. Church, T. Kano, M. Fielding 4th row: R. Lafond, R. Reed, J. Hughey, S. Thompson, P. Mosher, T. Tiu, K. Durick 1:0 Track Coach Kaster contemplates the events. Did they call my name? ,qi J.V. t was the Boy's Junior Varsity Track team that provided the glowing embers ofa brilliantfuture to come in Boy's Track Athletics. One could hear the murmurs of anticipation as the awesome Sultan Glad- iators stepped onto the field, ready to battle the impish competition. The J. V. team shone with the likes of David Virgil, Darren Springer, and the power and agility of many others. This year's Junior Varsity shined like the Milky Way, even through the aweinspiring stars of the Varsity Team. 'Www K M1 ,,., 1 N' 1 M-at 5, 'T 1 .... K xi' Is it over yet? Track 07 Winged Feet hile the Boys Track Team showed the county the raw and brute strength of Santana, it was the girls team that gave us the grace and intensity of what real competition was like. From the sprint to thejump, and even the shotput, the girls gave it their all,' and showed us that they had a lot to give. Under the coaching ofMr. Layton and Mr. Cast- er, the team gave one of the best perfor- mances in Santana History. They truly showed bright as stars among some of the biggest constellations of Track stars the county has seen. From the winged Hermian feet of Julie Ringer, to the Herculean strength of Joann Herzog the Girls Track Team proved that girls are made of more than just sugar and spice. Catherine holds the lst place trophy. s ,.etf'? s M.. s , is . , sss,snsst,,s,.isssssss . .ssts assss E 5fw1fl.t'.ati s- lst row: M. Lavere, K. Klute, M. Bartu, S. Cazimero, J. Ringer, K. Klute, C. Rico 2nd row: J. Aruello, L. Kiefer, L. Viekery, A. Herrera, T. Schaeffer, K. Olson, S. Proffer, D. Line 3rd row: J. Heredia, P. Simon, S. Wright, J. Wright, M. Young, M. Smithson, K. Roberts, R. Tucker, T. Groos, C. Gill 4th row: L. Dunn, D. Kalinoski, D. Humphrey, K. Edwards, H. Grant, C. Shute, B. Farrell, J. Herzog, H. Stevens, D. Whitaker 1... . ww ,,,t ,M M . .elite .er fn in 1' ,L ,V M-41V , 'ei' ', Q, --NN: ' A H' . '73 .... M' 92 Girls's Track F Q ,, ?,,t I. at if f i ,, ,ff 2 I 'Taw- 'vim Fx X ,li-L Hi, -Q -- i R M ,iii 3 'vw' K H A -h V , its -. le, J' e D A Y ' it I ei , ft V KN ix F ,t ,4 . Theresa runs away with the baton. R f J, ,to ...V in - A ' wX.:.Q,Ni V -as 1 ' ww wlfif' t t ' , 'V I i J 4 Julie makes an awesome handoff to Catherine. Joann preparing for a meet. Relaxing after a hard run! W. - xg Q. S.. Sf' .4 l: '3,'fS,- ff .2 .ww I 4 -fry .Q , f we ,af N524 ,, :Sf .31 ,aiu . , ,. .. , ., an f ,, ,, ff' . eg. -V , 0. , ,.,t ,, V, f , M Zig ,. , J-fa M. I ,WN ,,:.,,,,, t . 4 , Girl 's Track 93 THE GRO0VE etermination, Dedication, Upti- mism, Enthusiasm, Brats - words synonymous to the tightly knit Varsity Ten- nis program of '87. With the newly split Grossmont League, Santana strived to lead their division and start a winning tradi- tion. At the beginning ofthe season, 4 year letterman, David H ughey stated, Santana is an explosive force to be reckoned with. And, under the guidance of Coach Jim Hill, the team proved their potential domi- nation in pre-season wins. Adding depth and support from the J. V. level, many prom- ising players emerged, setting afoundation for future successful teams. Supported by the returning seniors NeilArabe, Gary Vig- il, Mike Jardel, and Robert Reed, Brad, the spirited attitude ofthe team, kept the team playing at a competitive level all through the season. 4, ,,.. ,.,, F A' ' ' ' Y,-V , , f -, 19'-If U1 wr S . .f +145-'..'tfc7.-14517? ,, i 9,4 ' ' FM 4 1 ' f 'f ..i'v A :C ' i 'g1ff 1-,1,fflff,:T,'.-,3jp,QifQ'2ff,1Qz1fgifgV fi A-'--M ' ...ff at , V 1. i ttfwwff g,,f,Q, ' i.-c-...,..- -.f-1-.2---I Mf' ,Fi-. - - if f f A H X' lr i to s t L f v,.s:,gi52,ZQ' , ,S 1,g'ig,,Z . . tt .. as 4 ' ,'f..,1Z15xif25vE .i'v?'i?efi' ',,sgvQf,fi.3vQilLiiSa.'.:..f '19- 'K ' -,.'.. 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Q -b W-,,,,,, is 94 Boy's Tennis ,wb-W be spins a deceiving serv A. 4. O! o 9 ,fb f an ,, ,,. 1 5 a A fc - e 'V 1 , ' '.- ' .PL ' - 'sw sq sv, V ' ' - V1-,y, j , 'fr ' 1 fu - . 5 .J J' 4 'J .-n.. Mike s forehand passes untouched J ' in Q if ,,, rs Q I rr ff I , K ' an 9 ' d ' v ' ' W w1w.,p,: MJF gum 5 , . r , 1- 1 .. Y lx 7 W 5 ,Y .1 f f 5' H nk s QW' 551 fl ,, , , L, ,.1 , ,g Q , ' x 3 1 W ff lf ':3 ?255i1ff 4 if mann fa-MQ .u ,M , K X .ngyw 45 H, ,,,,,,h m V ' ,Z 3 5 1 f ' A kwin! 1 ' 3 1 7 im 53 H ' L' 4 + eww 4 ddd g ,s if A Mg '54 Mi' f Q ? W 'e f is M5 , e ' ' .L fi +37 2 A, ,pin 'if v 4- 9 ,,. 9, f'-Ffffif Q 4. V, .f, . time gs V N 1, ALL,,, ,, ,,,, , ., ,,,, ye ,,-,, ,,.' L W 'f 1, -.....,,.,,,,,,, ff G Vzgzl quzckly prepares for 'MW A f 5 Q a smash as N. Arabe smacks a x' Down-the-line winner by Robert Reed Dynamic duo ofthe J V squad H, .' .M , 'K V L' X' Rx 4? 5.. I if , , .:,,. Y , A .S 5 ri If :art rr K KV Q u K 'M' I mfg, 5 V T 'A 95, TRACK Gilbert Goodwin BASKETBALL Tim Barry WRESTLING Phil Jones TENNIS Neil Arabe GOLF Kevin M cBroom WA TER POLO John DeSalvo SOCCER Kevin McNearny FOOTBALL Bill Reed BASEBALL Bill Reed SWIM Fritz Boyle CROSS COUNTRY Rob Cambell Q?' ,KZ I f A E 1 f M 1 ., ig, A-al E' 15' . , 1 . P - . ig. A 'I-9 'iii' I 5'-U' tvf RU .-A-ygV44f.m4'gs F .V Q'1.H ' . ,. , 'gt-x af P 2.2 5 i 5 S 7 t 5' V, I 5 I A 3 3 in 1 I W -4 I X L 2 2 , 'fi fn fl' 'TPDO 50 -...4 OUTSTA DI Au., ax! T . -, i ag, 1- Kfk, Sf in - ,W -- 1 ff In N K 1 3 lx an qi fe- 2 ,fi Q? G , I A w i ff fy of I I ii'i ' , i, I 5. f f: 8 W is 'T , Q W W . ' we lf? 'nah 3 I 4 ,Q Q-b 1' 1 r xxx - QE. 'C rl 5 4 3 A 1 9 Q Z vw x V YK K vi I ' V ' Vizl f T . S , L Q I iilil 4 4213 1,55 5, WEE B 'j 1 ', '., 5535!-sggl ' if s it J N' Q ' ' 1' ' ff A I fi ' t I if ff U l ' 96 3 5 523 W X9 A '95 'fn W, V I is AT HLET ES 'A-,....,.M MW fl! ' 1 I ,..,, aff: 'IA ,,,,,g,,: VVL ,, 1 ii, 441,11 if . A 35. 'M' ' l ,in f. ,.,, Q,-FQ' DIVING Eileen Maul SOFTBALL Monica Sanchez VOLLEYBALL Sandy Hudson TENNIS Rita Schack SWIM Tammy Vine SOCCER Nicky Roche CROSS COUNTRY Julie Ringer T RA C K Teresa Gross TENNIS Shannan Huffman BASKETBALL Leslie Ellis 97 I zz J l 7 ?,1 ,KAN , f Xk,b 1. fxx Q uf 1 X, X X X ,5 f C0 . rv X -Q if ' x F 7 X KJ XJ f Vx ,,lLL- X aj XA. 5 SA , Xi A , 4 XT--M NN gg, . F f Y J .f 1 ,A .xx i rdf A K 'X f 'X X , X E X T' X5 -7 ' L ? fx B 3 , Q 1 Z' QR K rj f , C f I , l l 'M x N, Ka f X Tj qw w rf' ,I X 5 C V if IQK X x I W7 X Qpmx w 5 ff A es , V f Fixx XX X x. qi, K XX X X NFQQJ , ff' N xx ' lx Y X xl, 2 XXX? Qi xx' fx'--f Txdr-,-X. GO N CXFTXF Hi ' fx, tgp rw Stand B Me , , 3 'Ti . 7'A' , . A,.'A - - .3 '33 ,I 33 ,ii 2 M V fini- , i fs. W' ,- WL: -,eff E .gig Prettiest Smile: T. Lovelady, .l. Burd Prettiesr Eyes: Cures! Couple: Oliver, T. Kelly K. Ramxey, D. Sampxon 1 'Q E N Nr YS' . 'QW Ev ef V sf . ss.,fS.,. mm Most Athletic: Best Figure: Sexiest Legs: S. Hudson, G. Goodwin S. Ashe, J. Bradley K, Kalyo, G. Goodwin l00 Senior Standouts ' MY A fl '5 ' '. -ff Iii. 4. rf ', 3:4 ai' Q fgil ' ' . x 7 Ai xl C S. . K , -Agn ' f - 4.4 'W , ' . Y gi. .ww-14 l ' . of ,, mf' .N-fi j? ' ' ' ' - 1 We .-.Q M... . , - mm , lfigyfrl Flirlsr Most Spirized: Besr Dressed: R. Padilla, M. Kinnally B. Williams, S. Calhoun M. Terry, P. Moxcoso vow Best Personality: D. Sampson, H. Lehman my f ,, ,YM , ffi, ,' A a Mos! Lilwly to be Rvnmmlwrcd: Class Clowns: S. Huffman. li. Stvvvns C. Vargas, D. Burns ? , ,gal KZ 2 if 'L wiihw +,fQ..i. we-if 3+ 5131 ff- fr.- f Q .,,m6g,,Lw,K,M4,giK.,i.,,3,, ,.,,. M by. ,W,w,Wf.,m A, ww iq H I A K - 7 5' E ' ,,,, W , W R A ar ' i,...-nun,-1-n-nu pqgnltlppqnsmf gp-was-up-,wanna 'gm-nuuugpsnuu agp,-nagqauoo ,, ,. 4 W , Z bk .N H nm mmmuvnmmu OIDIYB LUTLE MONSTER ' I noun v HORN- THREAT ' , A1113-FASHUON THE E ARE A FEW M W OF 0 R FAVORITE THINGS ,,,U 5,e, ti as the anthem of SONG: Dead Man's Party - Oingo Boingo, Just Can 't Get En- ough - Depeche Mode, Mommy's Little Monster - Social Distortion GROUP: Oingo Boingo, Cure, U2 RADIO: 91X, K6B, KS103 MOVIE: Top Gun, Ferris Bueller's Day Off, Nightmare on Elm sr. 1-111 T T . V. : Moonlighting, Cosby, Leave it to Beaver CAR: Ferrari, Porsche, Lamborghini FOOD: Mexican, Pizza, Hamburgers PLACE TO EAT: Carlos M urphy's Black Angus, McDonald's PLACE TO GO: Beach, Desert, Snow DO., Partly, Be friends, sleep ggelgeave survived two decades to remain popula WW TEACHER: Noble, Beach, Hastings CLASS: Photo, English, Psychology Th B h - The Place to be. 104 Senior F t The taco Ji burrito dethroned the reign ofthe pizza rebellious seniors. Freddy Krueger scared his way im third place on the movie list. ,ff J 1 y 4' ' , E - F7 5 Q ,,,, , 1 -a j V, ir Q ul ,, JP A 1 .rr I ' Vrbk Y V :VL 2 I I . if , 2 ik a fx V :: ggi 1 I Ed Noble charmed his way leg Q, M ki 41 1 A- if into the hearts of senior girls and guys. I The witty DavidAddison KBruce Willisj made Moonlighting a seniorfavorite. The rock of the '80's was still strong in 1987. 4 , V , E? .P eg 'ffd s - a ,, 'YQ 4 Oingo Boingo rated as Santana's favorite group. The Golden Arches squeezed it's way into third place behind ritzier restaurants. Senior Favorites I 05 Seniors . . . Seniors . . -Senior l'r0.x..' S. Huffman Ai l'.'1'.: .l. Burd ,, ,af ,. 106 Seniors St't'l'l'I4U'.l'! .l. Dvnnix A Trva.xurvr.- R. foltun Publivi t y Officers llom'y . . . l'm homo Thr .uung'x all hurv. Activities . . . In charge Advisors t took a lot of willpower for the Class of 1987 to make their Senior year the best. But this class and their officers turned their year into a shinning success. From cinnamon rolls to lollipops, to an un- equaled Christmas Dance and Prom, the Senior Class Officers guided their class expertly under the advice of Dale T eschler, Patty Kreikemeier and Bill White. The whole gang of officers seemed to exude a certain flair and style as they went about the dUficult business of being Seniors In Charge. Seniors -2- 0 7 A HEAVENLY CHRISTMAS s December rolled around the whole school knew what time it was, it was Christmas time. Christmas marked the annu- al Christmas dance sponsored by the senior class. The students of Santana geared up for the gala event by going out and spending a lot of money on long formal dresses and tuxedoes. Then they went out and spent more money on limousines and dinner at fancy restaurants, like Bobby McGees and Reubens. For the guy, or even sometimes the girl, the night of the Christmas dance is the most expensive night of the year. The Al Bahr Shrine marked the site ofthe Christmas dance. It was wonderful- ly decorated, and it kept the feeling of the dance romantic and definitely a night for a couple to become one. The Christmas dance was the beginning ofa heavenly Christmas for all the couples who attended. Christmas Dance Sure wc'rc having jun! Shc's' wearing what? Rockin ' Out. 1 Q ?1 nfs? ,, M gi ' .4 . , f I .5-Svfwf l A WX , ,3......5i,,.,. 1. 'A 5 .. A w N' Q f igflfkg N ' ffb ufz ff f'x rx .Q 1, 3 5.45 X 5951, ,Q xv 1 2 1 gt'gxf57'?'Lw flaws . W , 'da0 'r 1 5 5 , Uh . . . I d0n't know 1 Q ,Q W3 I :Q :gags a I 'm rolally serious. W 32 ill'-5i!li -...Ram r P W You wanna ga where? Smile K i m. Christmas Dance I l Pat Espinoza Robert Mollett Stanford University of Southern Calyornia Math Civil Engineering ' Wall Street Ken Kapler D L April Gomez Trade School SDSU Lincoln School of Welding Computer Science WelderfMachinist Darren Springer Suzi Dayton Kevin Smith PIT UCSD Architecture SDSU Pre-med Afchiffff Mechanical Engineering Medical School Engineer l Jeanine McLeod Shannan Hujyman Kimberly Boehm Occidenal USC or Riverside Grossmont College Political Science Business Business Management Law SDSU 5 sg .ag - if X 4 . .. f ui 'N' 5 - w .V --A-rf, . . . 1, 5. . , .ef wr 2- - 32. Y. , '- . . 5 'YL A F M 1 'g.x.rgs4A W.1g,fgf. - fmt.7..,,'L1:',sef.fg.gY,A.., 5: .M .V - 1 . .Lf 3 M. . 35--.QQ jg K W 13 H .er .5 gf Hd... A - K t C , 1542. I 1 f i A. fe v'5 4'f f .. ',f f ' -. fer... 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' f 4 - ' 4.000 Pat Espinoza 3.900 Kenneth Kapler 3.889 Suzanne Dayton 3.885 Jeanine McLeod 3.828 Darren Springer 3.815 Shannan Huffman 3.808 Robert Mollett 3.800 April Gomez 3.800 Kevin Smith 3.778 Kimberly Boehm 3.750 Rita Schack 3. 741 T awnia Wesolowski 3.720 Kelly Kelso 3.704 Terence Tiu .N M., W ., N 3.692 Neil Arabe 3.667 Jennder Hupka 3.667 Douglas Sampson 3.654 Monica Barner 3.640 Mitchell Cullins 3.640 Leigh Ann Sutton 3.621 Matthew Stottern 3.600 Kendra Lighqield 3.600 Gary Vigil 3.593 Renae Buckley 3.571 Stephanie Lieggi 3.545 Doug Olmstead 3.520 Michele Storms 3.500 Martha Cardoza 3.480 Mark Reed 3.462 Kathleen Ramsey 3.444 David Hughey 3.435 Loren Bowers 3.400 James Bradley 3.400 Marcia De Melo 3.385 Amy Alexander 3.375 Tamara Vine 3.357 Christine Bainbridge 3.346 Michele King 3.323 Robert Pipkin 3.320 Sloane Calhoun 3.320 April Kelly 3.320 Mark Sherman Abdelnour, Mike Acre. Michelle Arabe, Neil it ni : l fx is 5 Archer, Kimberly ll2 Seniors Aber, Billy Abrahams, Karen Abrams, Scott Aguilar, Vicki Akers, Jodie Anderson, Windy Racing Buddies E A in ,1 e ' ,.' ver since they were no bigger than a lug wrench Mike Clark and Gene Levell have been working on cars. Mike has been working on cars since the age 5, and Gene got a late start, at the age of 7. Now they build cars. They have built a 516 Baja Bug class 5, 1600, and class I unlimited single seater. They are interested in off road racing. They have been racing for two years at Cajon Speedway. Great Mojave 250, Superstition 250, and the ban Felipe 250. Gene and Mike build Baja Bugs during their spare time at home and during auto me- chanics with some help from their auto shop teacher, Jake Bagnell, and they are sponsored by Bill Steen. They both plan to attend Arizona Auto- motive Institute and enter the Mint 400 and win! Ashe, Susan Astacio, James Atkinson, Dawne August, Clyf f.- y k b gi m , gs A ' ef as l A h li V in 1 A Austin, Kimberly Axsom, Renee Bainbridge, Christine Baker, Michael V V, V V . - VV.w:::,,, ,.24.,V:2V, M ' 1'-'lgfzgfza ,. . ,!5?5u'r1.2I,-A 1 , 'i5:if . V 'MI -if-3'? . ,. 'V53 2.515316 Qi ' ?7'iE5f1f' .w.!5'f 7 . ' U 'f93:52'fv' i?ffV ' :M 9?ff: ' eww . N V J IV 2-16139.44 ' :ggi V ,,,naww4EW?' 2, ,girry X ztglwrgz-:fV5,, if ' , - V , A lgfri beffrf- 'K - I V' f sf? h ' A ri 1 '27, R ' wifi.: hs- 4- .r 'f 151 1:-31'-L. 1 if ,iz . s SQ?-. 4 I ,efgiiiii ' ' , is Qs, .511-Z:-' - 151V ws f ,jg:n3,,. N A , . iz V ' ' V '5 Q Baranowski, Jeanne Barner, Monica Barragan, Laura w ,T-,ff i Bates, Sandra Beck, Byenf Bellavance, Bonny Bernard, Lisa Biggs, Mike Seniors Is W Binns, Brian , - ng, A, Hr, L J' 'ff I' . 2 i Bond, Deborah Bradley, James Burd, John I I4 Seniors ff Blodgett, Annette Bowers, Loren Breault, Mary Burns, Dustin ' sw, f Q r kr ' '4 .wk 1 ' WM3?A A E li , Eg B . im if ' 1 E2 Boehm, Kimberly Boehme, H i ldie Boyer, Kenny Boyle, Frederick Buckley, Renae Bull, Nicole Burns, Trent Bussey, Tina Cabrera, Virginia Cagle, Kelli Q Caha, Rodney Caird, David Calhoun, Sloane Calvert, Anthony Cameron, Patricia Campbell, Shawn id H ere's Eddie C ampuzano, Sandra C amren, Robert or those who don 't know this face I and even those who doj, this five foot five inch senior is Eddie Otenburg. When he's not trying to impress girls with his awesome charm most of his friends can find him work- ing busily in the library. Doing what you might ask? Last minute homework ofcourse. Truly Eddie is an active and spirited Sultan. X H: l B i V e f ,,, His activities include honors classes, head of Santana ROTC. He was in charge of his class - First place homecoming float two years in a row, and he is active in other extracurricular activities such as campus life and running. Busy as he seems, Eddie always manages to jind time for his friends, that is, U' they can get his head out from under the hood of his car I which he plans to have running soon!j IHHI Seniors C angston, Buck Carney, Kari Q 3 ,.., A wbbwra- Chartier, Trina r Cisneros, T onie I I 6 Seniors Cannon, Jeffrey Cardoza, Martha wk s K 5 Oh No! Clance, Anthony Clark, Michael Carelli, Konrad Carver, Danielle C havez, Lori Cole, JenUer Cole, Victor C ombest, Nancy Cook, Teresa Cotton, Richard Creamer, James C ullins, Mitchell Cummins, Scott Cunningham, Carin 43. I -ff, vi-. gf , if Combs, Elizabeth Covert, Melody ,f f - ,fy I ' ,M Y 31 . ,z V, , I 2 - ef? Compher, Julie Cowan, Christopher Don 'r you dare! , 1111 Seniors . A ,,,,e ,,' Dann, Charissa it Dayton, Suzanne 5 v E -X 4, 1. .ff . A f .. W,M .:, Dela Cruz, Hector Desrosiers, Dan II8 Seniors Dardar, Louie DeHaven, Troy Dennis, Jennifer Dias, Lou Ann Darvis, Jim DeMelo, Marci Dent, Christina s,., J LZ , . 1 V Emi? - 'Wi ' Hin 12 V . i f Q-::-5, fif ww- 'iv1segs'i,U5fzs,1. .f W , . imma inf 1 virffsi- f E, 932: W f' 6'I' 5 2:1-:Qi -' Fm-if .'f ' ' Ei' -- 33355 Diebold, Kenneth Davis, Scott DeSalvo, Michael Dermody, Julie Dietrich, John atlas vis? Doyle, Cheri Duffy, James Duncan, April Dunlap, Steven Mex hi eing able to play a Varsity sport as a freshman takes a lot af ability, and a very special person to do that. Monica San- chez was one of those special people. Monica played Varsity Softball as a freshman. While on the softball team she made a big contribu- tion to them winning the Grossmont League and the CIF championship. Monica also participated in basketball. She played JV basketball her freshman and sophomore year. She chose not to play her ju- nior year, but made a strong comeback her senior year. Monica has also been involved in ASB for 2 yrs and yearbook for one. Known as Mex by most of her friends, Monica Sanchez was one of the most interesting and involved students at Santana. 1.13 Dunn, Amy Duperron, Joel Dwiggins, Larry Early, Susan Eaton, David E berhart, David . I Seniors D 1 - S sun YQ sl E2 Rita ost people take one look at Rita and classify her as a quiet person. Those people are very, very wrongll Obviously, they haven't seen Rita ripping up the courts or watching Nightmare on Elm Street Rita can YELL!! As a matter of fact, once you get her going, you can't stop her. Not only is Rita an incredible basketball player, she's an out- standing tennis player as well. Add to this a G.P.A. of 3.9, and you'll probably understand why she was picked as Student ofthe Month in December. Rita is just plain outstanding in everything she does. Small one-person handgames, like rubics cubes and pegs, and dolphins are among the things Rita collects. Rita has set her sights on Cal Tech where whe wants to major in engi- neering and learn to build Robotics. So look out you computer weirdos, the next sound you hear may be a Rita Robot! E ' J nnts, ay t ' ., ff ' xii. .i.., A 'ii W Q, Y ig . Estrada, Raquel 120 Seniors ffizffi?-6' Jigfgfsn' if 1,5531 V Espinoza, Robert ' ..-.i Espinoza, Pat L Estrada, Yvette Everett, Michelle Edison, Penny Ellis, Kimberly 'Q W ,gg 7 2 . 4. 5 1 Estrada, Ariana Faris, Steve ,,. r up-,ixxf-. ., 1' - inf-5. is .QW iz' . , nffxwf K A 4,3 ., , 4 'Q -' r ' 'W 4. :ff 'j ?z sw ' ff' i +, M J e A 5 -vanggsff X wg.-.ww if W, .fr ffl fl: 5 532? . K-12 mfsfmf W. . . Farmer, Stacy 5933. S IQ: Fields, David ,--vimgw ' F lesher, Evette Freeman, Christine 9 , J 'L -. , ,, 'fn 'wmv A . Feliscian, Rebecca Ferreira, Dawn Fielding, Michael Fisher, Amber Fisher, Bobby Fleischmann, Jeff Foster, Brenda F oster, Keith Ki' ' , .-9 ..4 ,w lrrw- gs., Fuenttes, Claudia Gabrels, Lesa 42, 4 1 3 2 Eb , 2 if f . Frame, Steven mr, W ifi S ggi, V , '74, X 7 nv ' 2 ., E Ms W ' 2 ' 23, E .- - -I 'fy .- . dl 1 1 v ' 4' ' 1, M . if K' Qs. My ,k i Gale, Pamela Seniors as 55? , Hifi' .W , , mg, ,. ' ggi: Wifi? ,,.gM 1x2-I Gasner, Darien Gauthier, David Gavencky, Tracy Gawalis, Margaret Gay, Teresa Geffers, Kim Geldert, Lori Gibbs, Gregory Giles, Melissa Glasson, Tracie Tina and Anthony enjoying life. Glen, Kimberly Glen, Shawn Seniors vWvN is .. 'ff' 9 -'rl 1 f is Godden, Randal Time for class already? Gomez, April Gorton, Kathleen s Granbois, Darcy Griffiths, Barbara Harman, Denise Hastings, Michael Haverly, Shannon Goins, Jena Goodwin, Gilbert H ammerstrom, Heather Hawkins, T Ufany Seniors ' Henderson, Jeff Hendrickson, Noel Henson, Desiree Hernandez, Celecia Hicks, Duana Hildum, Renee H iflS0f1, Rllgel' Holaway, Wendy Hootman, Thomas Heredia, John if if A Hill, Tina Howland, Glen Hudson, Sandra Huffman, Shannan Hughey, David I24 Seniors H ulsey, Tamara 1 . Meet Kevin Pizzuto Po .RO O O O s he a student leader, skipjack, or just a rebel without reality? Kevin Pizzuto is an insider on the Santana campus, his four years here have been spent honing his talents of communication and interaction with his peers. Even though Kevin has gained the respect of his fellow students through his hard work on A.S.B., he still n has the reputation ofa boy in pursuit of fun. As one student remarked, Kevin is just a Party Rodent. But young Mr. Pizzuto has his serious and caring side toog as he plans to be a cardiac technician after college. Hoping to reverse the sadness of heart dis- ease, which he has seen jirst hand. So keep an eye on Kevin in the future, you might just see his name in a medical journal, the best dressed list, or Mad magazine. ......qa-n-in W. 1 'n s . f fxw rf ' ff- .. 2, . ' A -wr ' 1 Q42:5:sg,..:: - ' ' e A 4, it Lf .S??11f ' L Q . 5.3, W ' ' K P-933,51 . f fi L53 'u , K . 2 2 ii l Hurst, Gregory Hutchins, Julie Hyland, Judy Irvine, Paul Jacobson, Trisha Jagd, Tanya H untly, Kristen H upka, .lennUer . Q, Irons, Audra Jardel, James Seniors ' HMERCENARY MIKE Mike Abdelnour has a rather strange reputation on the Santana Campus, he is a Mercenary. But there is more to Mike than just a hard core musician on the Fast Lane to success. He is a young man with a future. Catch him without his shades and you'll see a hard, intensity of success shim- mering in his eyes . . . and succeeded he has, from 4 years on the soccer team to cutting and marketing his first two records all when most students are still trying to pay off their parents for their jirst stereo. But the road to success hasn't been easy or cheap. On this Mercenary 's first record, the group is just hoping to break even. But even if Mike's future doesn't have a musical note, it will definitely have an entertain- ment quality, seeing how even at his tender age he's already been an announcer at the biggest money making attraction in San Diego, Sea World. So it's on to the real world and what ever he does, he is sure to succeed. A R A - lg, r 4 or'e ' -W J R' f' 4- L i , 4,1 , '42 3' 4 g , ' A 'a' Johnson, Donna Johnson, Shannon Jones, Carolyn it , 'fir Jardel, Margaret Jess, Julie Kapler, Kenneth Kay, Jon Kelly, April Kelly, Robert Kelly, Keri 126 Seniors i 'fs ag ff A, gi .QM -1 X .1-,fi ' .FN koi. r, Kelly, T ammie Kelly, Kelso Kimmett, Wendy King, Jason Kirk, Heather Kitten, Nancy Kraft, Rick Kriner, T ammy Ke'l0.Vef, Scott Kerzner, Jill I King, Michele Kinnally, M. K lueck, Shawn Kolen, Phil 5 e an Z 3' 5 'fs E' 2' a 5- 5 3. a 5 T Q a -S. E ' Lali ma, Michelle Leeper, C liff N0 WA K' Lehman, Heather Lesher, Mark . p 6 Levell, Donald Lewis, Erika Lichvar, Joseph Lieggi, Stephanie Lighnjield, Kindra Linderman, Susan Lopez, Sonia Lovelady, Tina 128 Seniors MacNeil, Chris Malinoskig Amie Manroe, Robert Marcus, .Iiahd ' SAY CHEESE ,rg L Mallari, Michelle Maloney, Tamara Marino, Loretta Q EEE A M ,x Marino, Thomas Marquez, Carolyn Marshal, Michelle , Seniors 1121 5 -: 2. F 5. fm H 5 -n E. 5 Q Q -: 5 N Z Mathis, Patricia Mayfield, Patricia McAlexander, Jeneene MUCH-Vkey, Kim McEntire, Susan McGuinness, Steve Living It . . . ll seniors really start thinking . about what to do aher graduation. But Scott Davis is doing it. He has his own business Iwith friend and partner Sam Cravenj, installing stereos. It's known as Infinity Installations . After school they install sound systems for friends and dur- ing 0 and first period, they have done work for teachers. Scott and Sam assisted me with my car radio. They were polite, knowl- edgeable and interested in fixing it, re- plied Mrs. Keach, the Principal's Secre- tary. With their experience in electronics, their futures look very promising. I 30 Seniors AW? McAllister, Kelly McLeod, Jeanine n A' f ' . 721' , um.: - ' 2113, SWL: V' 5255-:?'f:s? , g McNabb, Lisa McNearney, Kevin Meador, William Medina, Carmen Miller, Cindy Mitchell, Raymond Moore, Rhonda Morbeu, Melanie Moscoso, Paul Moyer, Angela M elendez, Frank Modica, Melissa u ,J H,,,.g ...., , W 1, 15... ee 1 -'www .5-'iii :Chili 25- A J.. ' 1.79551- .M-4 W ' . . EE-::..:5vzz,:w,.. w W. ', . ..,,,,,,, Q .. . .U,:?,,,4 I iz. ,,.,. ,, .am 1- , - , ,-..-:Q-1 M . lf , . 9, zen., ' 'Zig' f 4:- ,, , ,. , '33 M , ff , . , A wif. .W 1 ' V 'Q,5L ,W, K ,gg ' ,sf . f- Tu ' Morgan, Vicki Nagatsuka, Noriko Messenger, Mark M ollett, Robert Q. M orison, Gavin Seniors 1111 8 Q- 8 N' 2 93 X' 3-. Q E is 3 N Neahring, Paul Neel, Eric Neuenswander, Troy Newland, Jennifer Nicholson, Mickey U Nielsen, Jeffrey 0'Dea, Michele Odencrantz, 10000 5 F e, . fli-Tiff ' Ohlsson, Traci Oliver, Scott Olmstead, Doug 01-9011, Tammy . Orozco, Paul Ortiz, Misty Osborn, Heath Otenbarg, Eddie 132 Seniors , A 1 A -I 9, i?'f!53f K Oveross, Paul Palmer, Jennifer Partney, Kelli is Jl,Ae n M af f . 4 gf Lg. We u a f ' t fiiwif iff! ff 4 if-X -as if . 499 asia -,gfff - f,v,.4,:i- 42 V, 1' 6' 5' '5 we I ff Pemberton, Kim K in as --4? - K gm '2 Overstreet, Dawn Paddock, Kenneth Padilla, Raul Pamus, George Parker, Laura Parr, Allison ' in was , - M Z 4, so A e -, .flags Q2 ,Qi 17.191 Q- . 1-V1azxxfs-ffzw.,:1w - frm., 31 ww , , in , is f Nancy admires Mr. Curran's physique. Seniors s I 'm so beautU'ul!! Phillips, Timothy Phipps, Doug Pietersen, T auna Pipkill, Robert 134 Seniors ' 'W u . ..:g',t5 ,,: ,ff 1 4,5 , ' A ...ft .p n ' f , ' 1 im an-P' 5, ' - fm t 1 1: QQ.. ! Q ' ,iif s., ' ' sfy fff Pendleton, Darlene Peterson, Leslie is Pettice, Thomas Phillips, Bessy Pickard, Scott Pies, Rick , Pitkin, Jeffrey Pizzuto, Kevin Poland, Leah Pongraez, Robert YQ . M.. A ' N I' 52+ Q N ., y of.. 2, fb, 'T 1.131 f Q M. .,,, 5, f Pryor, Erik ' Oh no!! Rankin, Anna Preal, Rebecca QQ 5 3 U, 5 E .sb l , 1 Q: Q M3551 WW ni ' Mr 1 . , ...., ,,,f,..,- - e - . , - 1. pk - va , M - ,, 5 Q sew ff 49 gm?-in .f-1:1214 h--. ,,, E? 1 1 Q ,A 'QS L if 4, i Price, Kimberly Ash Raymond, Raeanne Read, James , ' ,i555Q5?Q1f5XI 'fL v. ' aefgjgfffffkf 5, ,.-ggf., f, ' r if :VW 3335! f L91 K wwf' X f ' -f wiv ' ff . sf A V141 , f 4, .,,f , H K --2, ' , M aia j' , , Qiiuf' 1-, Reagan, Chris if ,. ,, '- Eg, n Ramsey, Kathleen Ransil, Bradley Reed, Mark 1111 Seniors Reed, Robert 15 Rico, Cerena Riley,' John Ringer, Julianna 136 Seniors Reed, William Reice, Susan V Rexroat, Alonzo Who do you think you're looking at? Robertson, Gary Romero, Kevin Rominger, Todd Rosen, Josie Rumph, Cynthia Ryan, Steven 5fi?'p ' . 3 Sampson, Douglas Sanchez, Monica Sanchez, Patrick Sargent, Shuree Satchell, Denise Saunders, Tracey ni'Scheck,iKm'en's 'A Schmoyer, Robert R Schoeneman,iSteveiii ,Qc 1? Ryan, Tammy Sanders, Kerri :lim 3' Schack, Rita Scott, Kenneth 1 Seniors N 3 -- 7 K Scott, Ruth Shaffer, Thomas i Simpson, Kathy Smith, Scotty 138 Seniors Scott, Virginia Sedar, Todd q Sherman, Mark Slobig, AlUonso Solom, Theresa S howe, Donny Smith, Kevin ,Q Sommerville, Tricia Sejkora, Bruce S iekert, Cynthia Smith, Randolph S patafore, .loseph Spencer, Nancy Spencer, Randy Springer, Darren Q ,, 1. T51 Xfeiif fe r fe y 'Q ' 4' 5 S Stauji Monika , rrr, , 4. 3' Meet Pat Espinoza nder the tortoise shell Ray Bans, and wide innocent grin exists Pat Espinoza - who in no way .Hts the classic description of the Valedictorian. Aside from a 4.0 GPA, Pat took part in many activities, and achieved many honors. He's been part of C.S.F., Campus Life, and the football team. He was Boy's State Re- presentative, and his name is found in Who's Who in American High School Students . Pat also works as a busboy at Magnolia Mulvaneys, and enjoys going out with the guys . Even though Pat is leaving the school, his devious wit will remain to add a slight modernization to the classic description of Valedictorian. Stanfield, Donna W if-1 - A I-gr-tm, N 1w wg,fv-:.,.- z14:'1'1' ' it! if .V . ,fi ., ' - scgff-1 mc:-1 me Egg- J. K . L ff Q A le lr S 3 as , fi X3 f' X , x ie? 3 'QE Stenquist, Heidi Stanton, Leslie Starkovich, Teresa Stevens, Eric Stewart, Terri i Seniors ' Storms, Michele T w Stottern, Matthew Sutton, Leigh Ann Takahashi, Yuki T ankersley, Cindy Terrell, Marsha Thompson, Kane 140 Seniors Tate, Robert Taylor, Kathryn T ebbe, Cynthia X2 V 13 2. i f. ff i i? km Terry, Michelle Terry, Sandi Thomas, Joseph T hrash, Wendy Tierney, Pauline T iu, Terence 4 T orbett, Kellie 515:-SJ ,Q 1.55 f xl , , f9S:lEf ' - ff , A T orbett, Wanda T raisi, Robert Tucker, Carla 1 Who was that masked man? T reece, Erin T rombacco, Mark T runzo, Chris e HTucker, James Turner, Chris e' Turner, Harohls Seniors XV X Turner, Sean Vargas, Columba A, i Vest, Delia Vidal, Charles sr, Vigil, Gary Villarreal, Juliet Villavert, Stephanie Vincent, Sheryl And Heeeere's Mike . . ou've probably seen him in the halls, or maybe you have heard him in class - he is the soft-spoken, intelligent guy with a kind word for everyone. This rare person's name is Mike Fielding, and he is the true definition of a nice guy . A recent import, Mike is from Tennessee and has only spent the last two years at Santana. He was admittedly iii!! a little scared of California, the laid back lU'estyle was one that Mike wasn't sure he could handle. But, handle it he did between getting almost straight A's, and keeping up a staggering social lye fa girUriend, oceanog- raphy, church events, and after-school plays comprise only part of itj. And his life prom- ises to blossom with college and then as an English instructor. I 42 Seniors Vincent, Wade Vine, Tamara Vogler, Michael Vydra, Dawnne ' - Wagner, Kristen Walden, Pam X' z M? J sf? we ai M' , if Q Walker, Kimberly Walsh, Jennifer Watson, Billie Wesolowski, T awnia xx, . , ' West, Elaine - White, Matthew White, Patrick Wilker, Susie F Seniors E N1 QI Q Q, 55 5 in 5 Elf U gf C Us R. 1 E N P 5 Ni 3-W i E 5 ET E E4 541 S. S IHS Williams, Bobby ' Williamson, Brenda Joe Cool . . . Artist eyond the obvious characteristics of shyness and sensitivity, Joey Rosen also possesses an artistic flair, enthusiasm and dedication are seen both in and out ofthe classroom. With her own money, Joey attend- ed Idlewild Art Camp in order to further de- velop her already talented skills. Both stu- dents and teachers find Joey dependable be- cause of her availability to work on last minute tasks. There is no limit to Joey's ac- complishments, and she will continued to be admired by her peers. Wilson, Thomas Wilson, T revais Winger, Dale Winter, Sandra i .35i,QIff' Wisniewski, Robert Withey, Eric Woodrich, Angelique Wooldridge, Lynette' I44 Seniors Wooten, Stacey Yurgelon, Christy Yarmon, Gregory Yavno, Michael Yost, Michael ,sig 1 11' X of Zapata, Lana Zastoupil, Michael ' Zlotojf Charmy I don't know how to tie shoes either. 5 Zull, Regina 1121 Seniors . 5 :X WK S 5 . . im ' Y . ix -all f . ' EY . X .YQ A Qi . W ' V 5 kk Z if M. B. A. J. K. J. 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Wilxon C. .Vac.X'eil Q f y 2, H, fa 4 f 2 W , f f, 4, Q FQ!! ,IQ 1 W ff 4 M ' V ..,, .. N, 5 -.,,, Q , wr f 1 H - in M. -f-v Q., N, S, , 1 il ' , . M, Morheu Otenhurg K. Price IJ. Sampson M. Scheff IJ. Springer S. Terrv T. Vine S. Winter . X , My , M '54 'SL I l' s 4 1 QL' ns Q02 ' N If Morgan I. Palmer K Ramxey M .Ynnrhe T. Sedar I.. Slantnn W Thraxh P. Walden A. Woudric h Neel . Parker Raymond Sanchel Shaffer . S la u f '. Torbetr W 'alsh L. Woodridge J. .1 . C K M M M D. S. .Yielxan Parr Reagan Sanderv Sherman Storm: Trvmbacco Wilkim Woolen AAA ABDELNOUR, MIKE FAVORITE SAYING: We sit alone, we've been set free. ACTIVITIES: Mercenary , Varsity soccer 2-4, Ski Club vice pres., photoing, Journalism. MEMORIES: MC SF JS GV HO CU JD PWRWJM SV. Good and bad luck w1Mercenary, cutting album, playing at school, Sea World parties, cabs. Thanks to family for their support 8 patience. FUTURE PLANS: go to col- lege and make something of myseyf ABER, BILL Problem child FAVORITE SAYING: Probz 'R' Us ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, modeming, being bored, parties, driving down my street at 100 mph in SA 's camino. Fun times with TM and cranking Maiden! MEMORIES: The coolest teacher: Mr. Beach, the cool rockers, and the many beautiful women! FUTURE PLANS: career in electronics and having a fam- ily. AKERS, JODIE LYNN FA VORITE SAYING: I'm just givin' you a hard ti me! A CTI VI TIES: Drama, Speech, Swim, S.A.D.D. MEMO- RIES: I1-30-86 with David E., lunches w1Susan I., Teresa G., 8 Renee H., 8 Lovin' David. Thank you Susan for all the rides to school. Senior Breakfasts. I Love U DPE FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege to be a CPA Great future w1 David, Thanks for your support Mom 8 Dad. I needed i t. I love you both! ALEXANDER, AMY FAVORITE SAYING: Don't dream it - Be it. ACTIVITIES: The Consul- tant, Santee Community Theatre, The Rocky Horror Picture Show. MEMO- RIES: Dylan Concert, air band, Friends, beach, Dancing outa control.' Hoy's class LG MG AD DC etc. May you all succeed 8 exceed. Breakfast Club. FUTURE PIANS: Professional Journalist, Lots of SS. ANDERSON, WINDY ELETHA WINNIE FAVORITE SAYING: You ding fod ACTIVITIES: Singing at church, spending time with friends, sports, cooking, dating 8 doing family out- ings. MEMORIES: Thanks to Mom 8 Dad for all your help. Thanks to KH RA DA JA, The McCasseys 8 most of all CM RF TRAC HBJR 8 to Godfor lde. FUTURE PLANS: I plan to go to college 8 then I 'm not sure. AGUIIAR, VICKY FAVORITE SAYING: I'm sure MEMORIES: good times with KL TIC 8 stud CS. 16th B-day at KL, exper, and meeting Jay, yr to rem. singing with KL to Wham, Careless Whisper, It's Kool, it's kool and the unforget- table yrs at Ks PS SF your so rad 8 see ya in VA Luv ya mom 8 little bros. FUTURE PIANS: Move to VA, after 148 Seniors graduation, college, make 83, live, love, laugh. ARABE, NEIL ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1-4, Football I- 3, Basketball 1, Annual Staff E.I.C. 4, C.S.F. MEMORIES: buds: GV, PE, SF, MS, MC, AK, surfing, x-mas dance 84, w1Robin, summer 86, Can- ada, Mulvaney's Iwhile it lastedj, Prom 87, Grad Nite 87, Yearbook dead- lines. FUTURE PIANS: Go to cllge, maybe med schll, SS, live a long and happy life. ARCHER, KIM KlKimmyPl ACTIVITIES: Cheer 3, ASB 3 8 4, Campus Lfe 2. MEMORIES: gettin 2 gether w1Bobby Grill 7-6-85. Cheer Cmp the C -crew, RE RS MS LZ. Being w1friends, RE SH SM RP KM RF. Desert w1BG Dances 85 8 86, the Bahia w1BG Bch House 86 8 Crlsbd. My JLry FM BG Magic Mtn. w1BG SM SH. Cabn 85. FUTURE PIANS: Business, Marry Bobby, hve 2 kids, Keep lovin BG. Be happy. ASHE, SUSAN Bubbles, clam ACTIVITIES: Gymnastics 4yr. - Ist H.S. Dance. Trip Sop yr. Best bad MT 6 yr. luv ya babe. Jun yr. MAR 21, 85 C.L. IM w1SW JW house in 84 w1JJ special buds MA Tv Sen. X-Mass dance w1S W Thanx for help M 8 D luv u-much. FUTURE PIANS: go to col- lege become aAthletic Adv. Teach gym- nastics. Get married live a abnormal lUe. AUGUST, CLINT Rocky and Guppy FAVORITE SAYING: Wherever you go, There you are! ACTIVITIES: Body building. MEMORIES: cruisin with the dudes. The gang: JH JL SH SC Mission Impossible G.M.C.J.S. Wip- ing out in Wep paint To best friends and all the good times. To James Hall- cox and Joey Lichvar. FUTURE PLANS: T o become rich and famous. AUSTIN, KIMBERLYANN Kimlets, Kimbo, Kimmer FAVORITE SAYING: Smile! Poo poo ACTIVITIES: Soc-2, AYSO-6, chrch youthAct, IOJD-5, FB gms 8 Dnces w1 Frnz, Smnry 1-4, IUGHJ. MEMO- RIES: Family, Fun times w1JB BW EP JP IOJD 331 HQ, Smnry the Big 'T' smiles 8 giggles w1 good frnz - TN JB EP JP TB 'KA - Ms. Sh's AP per. 5, helum blns! FUTURE PLANS: BYU, Marriage in LDS Tmpl, Family. BBB BAINBRIDGE, CHRISTINE ACTIVITIES: Swim I-4, H20 Polo Mgr. 2-3, ASB 4. MEMORIES: 3 Musketers CL JB, meeting JJ 2122186, Prom '85 5124 IXO BABEQ, Good times w1CL JB JA TH RT CC JJ JW. 1130186 KB, thanxs 4 everything RT. FUTURE PIANS: Go to NAU, become a Phys. Therapist, get married, have a family and live it up.U Thanxs MOM 8 DAD I Love UL' BARANOWSKI, JEANNE Cha Cha ACTIVITIES: H20 Polo 1-4, Wres- tling I-4, Swim 1-2, Dive 2. MEMO- RIES: All my buds DS TT CB SR CB JA BG EW, evrybdy on Polo team I luv u guys! Meeting Scot ltoo badl Billy SMD luv you! Dana u r my best bud n the whole world! FUTURE PLANS: Go to SDSU get MA in History becum teach, get apart with Dana maybe get married NO KIDS lyukj. ' BARNER, MONICA NOEL ACTIVITIES: V-chr 3-4, CL 2-4, Vb- 2, ASB 3-4, Vp-2, Snr Prom. MEMO- RIES: Buble, X -mas Dnc '84 w1 RC '85 w1BP '86 w1RC, V-Dnc Dnr '86, Splat 18, w's w1MK, w's w1Frnz, Rur trp '86, GOD '85, I,6,86, Chr buds, Tp bubl 8 chr. '84..6,28,86 HHMCMCT, Ichlk, Lost, Brmbl, Chr comps, Cty, Hufr, KK SC KR Befri, BABE, chip, Naul FU- TURE PIANS: SDSU, tchr, mry RC, 7 kids, HEAVEN, I LUV U RICK! No- c'em ded Olivia, T hnx mom 8 dad I LUV U! BARRAGAN, IAURA ACTIVITIES: HB riding, Buds, laughs!! MEMORIES: Best times w1 NA KG KC HH SL RB RM. MM w1 Gang, X -mas 85, New Years 86 meeting SG JP GG. 84-85 trips w1cuz. B-com- ingfrenz w1SS. S.P at BM's w1Buds. Sept. 1-JM FUTURE PLANS: Travel, Attend College, have Fun!! Gracias Mama y Papa Los quiero mucho. BECK, BRENT Lucky BB FAVORITE SAYING: See ya Tuesday, and see ya soon. ACTIVITIES: Paper 4, Campus Life, Baseball. MEMO- RIES: All the good times with my Best Friend JA, especially in Mr. Daniels Class - Smurfs Rule. THANXS KB MM EP SW MM, for all the fun we had doing crazy things. Toilet papering John Arnold's house, and shooting you in the eye FUTURE PIANS: Business with Pops, and taking Kim to the mov- ies, etc. Settle down with someone spe- cial!And have 10 kids . . . BELIAVANCE, BONNIE J. Bonnie Boo FAVORITE SAYING: Yah! It is MEMORIES: Partin, concerts w1 mom, AB EM, Motley Crue 85, beach, Yuma, 16 8 I8 b-days 8184 8 86, JR's grad 86, Skool w1couz KR 8 sis, 2 yr TA 4 Hobbs, having a lderful mom, be- ing w1Tim, his Luv 8 good x's. -Thanxs MOM, Aupi 8 Tim I LUV U ALL!! FUTURE PLANS: Wed Tim McCoy, 2 kids, be rich, a model 8 happy. Start life early 8 live it 2 its fullest. BERNARD. LISA ACTIVITIES: Dances w1HN on Sat. Human relations. FBG w1frenz. MEMORIES: 4-20-84. Mulv. 8 stra. Good times w1 Wally. Spec. frenz DS TS BM JG AF BW MC RR DE AS. INXS w1DS. SDSU Toga w1AS. RB - II-8-86. Aftardk w1PM 10-3-86 w1 Hn. Beach w1C8 R 7-29-86. 91X HN LG SDS 8-30-86. Smiths 8-29-86 w1 Wally. Best yr. 86! FUTURE PIANS: College SDSU. Luv u mom 8 dad! Btzvzvs, BRIAN Bear A ACTIVITIES: Go to church, playing Baseball, going out with Shannon, Double date with RA LV, Being with my family. MEMORIES: Being with Shannon, Breaking my Dads big toe playing catch, bowling with R 8 L. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to college, play Baseball, get married to the girl I love Shannon Showe, have two kids named Jeff 8 Crystal. P.S. Thanks mom 8 Dad, Love Brian. BLODGETT, ANNETTE ilNettyH FAVORITE SAYING: I 'll get over it. ACTIVITIES: Sprt. clb. 3, Hum. Re- lat. 4, Yr. bk. 4. MEMORIES: SW Hts. Dan. '86 w1TH,- Gdx's w1LP, TW, TS RD SM ST DH LD TH MM RP DS: B-buds TW LP TS: Desert 111281 86: Mts. w1RK: Photo w1Nadino: Thanxs LD 4-everything. FUTURE PLANS: Marriage, kids, happiness. BOEHM, KIM Spike FAVORITE SAYING:Any 1 w1a hair- cut lik that goa B N. . . ACTIVITIES: Tennis I-4. MEMORIES: Do clouds catch on fire? Did u no the wrd GULL- IBLE isn't in the dictionary? BUDS: SC JC RS JA BB IS TC AR, TRIN- BIG M: IZZY-WOMAN: BRENT- 4Y?: TLKS w1SC' Ssheepies-AR. Chris fl! BF: MM 8 GG. MM RMBR: Mg. Mt., Smkn, Mary Cole: CRZ L.I, SD, 8 WIT RCK! FUTURE PIANS: College - Thx M 8 D, It's finally over! I LU! BOEHME, HILDIE FAVORITE SAYING: THUMP, THUMP, THUMP. ACTIVITIES: Yrbk, Jr. Class Pub., Band. MEMO- RIES: Fiestaisland w1MS KN CK 8 MORE. X -mas '85, Prom 8 GRNT '86 w1CE. Wrkng Ev KIN. FUTURE PIANS: College -- major in market- ing, 8 cram for tests w1 MS. BOND, DEBORAH L. Debbie 'FAVORITE SAYING: A bee with an itch. MEMORIES: Mr. Beach's class. Thanks to M 8 D 8 J. GOOD FRIENDS: K KR 8 T Class of '87 is the best. FUTURE PLANS: getting married 8 J.L.G., go to college, have kids. BOYER, KENNY Ben Koyer ACTIVITIES: Going to the beach, good times with RA ST A meeting Jenny. Having fun with Jenny. FUTURE PLANS: Go to J.C.for 421 years. Major in Busi., Live fast, die young, get a house on the beach, get rich. BOYLE, FRI TZ HFrogl! FAVORITE SAYING: Hi! I love you. ACTIVITIES: 4 yrs. swim, 3yrs. H20 Polo. MEMORIES: Srfng wfJN SSS MTZ DW RG EP TB our Hngout at Lnch T ble, Solana bch wtch Erly Mrng stfsesns at sth Misn wfJD .Q JN. EP's Dart wf 100 pepl in it and endls prtys. T hnx guys it was a blast. FUTURE PLANS: Keep srfng, stay cool, never grow up. BOWERS, LORI FAVORITE SAYING: You Dork! AC- TIVITIES: Being wfKev.' Shopping 8 sleeping. MEMORIES: Meeting Kev 10f5f85. Good x's at shadow! 11f30f 85 Rm 202! Our rings 10131865 Magic Mtn wf Kev. 10117-101-19. Special x's wfKev. 8: hisfamily! Best Frenz wfCR Rico Family. Spanish wfJH I the nose.0 Special Friends: CR JH RC RF MS. FUTURE PIANS: Get a job?! Have long 8: happy future wf Kev! 5 kids! Lov- ing Kev 4ever! T hanxs to my family. BREAULT, MARY Dingy FA VORITE SA YING: Honey. MEMORIES: Fr. IHD KS GG GMI: The Boys - Banky, Ty, Pig: 1-4-86 wfB 9-27-85 - Banky: 8-29-84 - Alex: 6-9-85 sb: AK GH RC T: ISPV HP LJC TPG MDA L - snork OTAB T TS 1: Thanks for the last year boys - B T P. FUTURE PLANS: Marry Alex deRidder: live on earth forever. BUCKLEY, RENAE ACTIVITIES: Hangin out wfgang, shopping. MEMORIES: Fun times wf KC HH SL LB MM NK, Magic Mt., getting engaged Oct. 25, Ist per wf gang. FUTURE PLANS: Marry Allen inAug., Move to OR, go to college, have a family, be very happy. BURD, JOHN Boomer FAVORITE SAYING: ouch! ACTIVI- TIES: FB 2-4, Trk1-4, CL I-4, Sr. VP. ASB. MEMORIES: Fun x wffrenz, tubing land seat air, AP, X -mas dance 84-5-6, Limo rides, L camps, stdy se- sons, splat 18, T Ping Go Carts, toga K- mart, SGWC, Cya, lwy str, God 5f5f 85, Brm B, toad 0, Spud, New-uh, IBG Brd, Mohamid, Zoot, Prez, Boby. FU- TURE PLANS: College -- Win the Lottery - Go to Heaven - Thanx Mom -N- Dad. BURNS, DUSTIN R. ,, Nerd FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up Mom. ACTIVITIES: Grt x at Cmps. IFe. 86- 87, X-mas dnce. Cmmt. MEMORIES: xlfhtg out wfbads: , etc, Mtg. SS Soph. Yr. wfa kiss. U luv SS. X -mas dnce '86. H ng dode wf guys. Brng. AM to school 8: hvng, AM I ft. MS skrt. I hte SB I luv Umom 8 dad :Q sis. I mss UNB. FUTURE PIANS: Be ump. in MLB, thrw D.F. out of gme. Get mrried and hve 2 hds. Never lose touch w f frnds. s BURNS, TRENT Trent-O FAVORITE SAYING: No way! AC- TIVITIES: Key club Vice President 2 years, going to beach, movies. My Buds MO JP GS, Misty Ortiz my bud 9-12. Ist day my jb convention '86-'87. MEMORIES: The fun of school, friend and family T hanxs Mom and Dad. Ski- ing Co., loveland, Beav. Crk. Getting my license. FUTURE PIANS: Go to college, make lots of SSS, Marry, kids, Have fun. BUSSEK TINA M. Lil One FAVORITE SAYING: I'm still alive. ACTIVITIES: Wheelchair basket ball, swimming, being with friends JC RH SA JA TJN DG JT KH BE JM, Going to the beach, MA MEMORIES: David Joshua, Jancine, RK MJ JA JB WH Mrs. Hobbs, Beach, BD RH TL 12-3- 86. FUTURE PLANS: Work at ECPD as a Dispatcher, get married have 2 or 3 kids, be happy. CCC CAGLE, KELLI lKKeglY FAVORITE SAYING: Yo Baby. AC- TIVITIES: Going 2-Wheelin and 4x4 riding at the desert. Going to the moun- tains with Steve. MEMORIES: Hav- ing good times with KS SW DG CM LM the past few years. But most of all getting together with Steve 1 1 27f 86. FUTURE PIANS: Get a well paying job, live life to its finest, stay with Steve. T hanxs MOM 8: DAD for every- thing. I LOVE YOUL' CAHA, RODNEY WAYNE Rod FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Big Guy. ACTIVITIES: Choir lfreshman yearj fishing club vice president K2,3,4j. MEMORIES: Desert Trips wfGH AW, fishing with AW RT MN. Camp- ing wfGH RT AW MN. Friend like LM BM PI MB AW RT MN GH TD Doris, Marquita, Mr. Gushena, MR Hoodley, Randee, Linda Mr. Hill. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to college, make SSS, get married, be happy. CALHOUN, SLOANE ACTIVITIES: ACT OFCR1, CHR 2- 4, JHG, CL 3-4, ASB 4. MEMORIES: X-mas dnc '84-SM, '85-JM, '86-DS. Val..Dnc,f86.-KIXLASB QI, RC Best X3 wfRAE KEL HFR BW MS MB KR CHR GNG MR T's CAR FERG PSTR. Bio Sngs, Chr cmp '85, '86, C amps, eng trps, grls state, cre rma, ygrt 6th, splat l . HP tmp. f T URE PLANS: C lge, Carer, fmly, Trst Lord 2 guid mefSis, Mom 6 Dad Thanx 8 I LUV U! . CALVERT, ANTHONY Bubba, Cool whip ACTIVITIES: Campus Life, broom ball. MEMORIES: Tina 5-3-86, Ldrshp cmp, I7 B-day with Tina, wrking can str with George, Limo wf Tina, TP SO DEM sfSV GP Prty at VD's and cousin Sam. Special friends GP SV KQ KR JH! I Love U Mom, Dad .Q Sis, I WillAlways Luv U Tina. FUTURE PLANS: Tina, travel, trade school, marriage, fun, family. CAMERON, PATRICIA Tricia ACTIVITIES: CL Q LHS in LA, Mgic Mt, New Yrs. eve '85, '86, MrX , 6-86 G SDSU wffrenz Ai Val dnc. '85 -'86- '87, Grd nt. Prom, being crazy wfNN PECTTH CD NKRD MC, Sat nts wf MMJDEHPHBAQSMKLPRRKS HS Rob, ect . . . I LUV U ALL.' FU- TURE PLANS: More memories, col- lege, SS. CAMREN, ROBERT Rob FAVORITE SAYING: Its keeks the greatest. ACTIVITIES: Jet Sking with T om Kolinck, Fiesta Island, soccer, tennis, basketball, water sking with Lisa. MEMORIES: Christmas dance with Missie, Special times with JC JB HH SH LA. FUTURE PLANS: Work for about a year go to SDS U for 2 years. CANGSON, BUCK Bucky ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3g Basketball 1: Cross country 1,2,3: Tennis 1: Choir 1,2,3,4 - South PacUic, grease, Sound of Music, Solo-Ensemble l,2,3,4: Dra- ma 1,2,3,4: 4-H I,2: Swing Choir 1,2,3,4. MEMORIES: I want to thank mom and dad for their love and support. I Love You! To my bestest friends in the world: Teresa, Jodi, Lot, Micky, I Miss YOU! To Penny, Christ, and Steph - Love Ya and hope you're healthy. FUTURE PIANS: My plans are to go to Junior college, then to a 4- year college and hope to see you all on broadway. CARDOZO, MARTHA Popolina FA VORI TE SA YING: I f you want to do something you can do it. ACTIVITIES: Member of International Club. MEMORIES: When I met my first friend here. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, and if I get married be a good wUe and a good mother. Be a good pro- fessional. CARELLI, KONRAD IAN FAVORITE SAYING: Hang Out.' I know I know. ACTIVITIES: Track 1,2,3,4, Fashon show 1.2. Football 1, Stylin', Flyin', Wrestling 4. MEMO- RIES: Living 8 Leaving NK SFR, fast Club, Best buds JR JO PS TD in Ca-PCBCMCKKin NY Top Gun? FUTURE PLANS: College, 3, Fly FAST jets, Thanx Mom 8: Dad, I feel the need . . . CARNEK KARI ACTIVITIES: Desert weekends, river trips, FI rales. MEMORIES: Best times wf HH GG RB LB SL JG KP, Never forget ya! MM w I gang, oingo '86 ALL 3, New Years '86 wfcuz, 8-13-86, Meeting TB, Ji JZ UR Great summer Vac. wfSC. FUTURE PLANS: go to Hawaii, a Hend college, travel every- where.' CARVER DANIELLE Dani FAVORITE SAYING: My maid's on Vacation - TBC ACTIVITIES: Spec. corps - 4yrs, journ, SR clss Activ. MEMORIES: 91423, Lnch J AB wf T he Breakfast Club , Be Frie Lesa, AR, T C C, TM PP MV RS Baron, Braaten, Hoy, AMCFSHNVLLY4, Dest. Unknown. FUTURE PIANS: Go 2 SDSU, Mry S 8: B rich - have 2.5 kids, Drive a BMW IYUPU CHARTIER, TRINA Bobina MEMORIES: My 16th B-day, camp- ing. Good times wfSB JM MB BG TR JS TS and RP. Thanx 4 the great memories. I 'll never forget u. FUTURE PIANS: Travel, college, have a family and live happily. Thanx 4 everything Dad, mom, Faye, Stacey and Mark. Luv UAll. Special Thanx 2 u Mom 4 all the xtra support U R The Best. CISNEROS, TONIE MARIE FAVORITE SAYING: Word. MEMO- RIES: B-B-Frnds wfVC :Q IC at SWHS I UV Ya! B-frndsg NN CM PE SCCTTCCDSH TKCJL KC, Luvya all!! Thanks Mom ti Dad Luv ya the most July 5-six, Sept 16-KCBQ. Oct. 24 pty at mo's, Dec. 9 end KCBQ. FU- TURE PLANS: Go into radio or coun- seling and get the most out of life. CIANCE, TONY A Muscles chippy FAVORITE SAYING: You don't seem to understand. ACTIVITIES: Air bd, beach parties. kpirm, camlij flirt dancs. MEMORIES: Airbd, TN TM BB GM JOY, J Z V Th'group, Kisses to MT SA PW NK TG JR. FUTURE PIANS: Make S, SDSU, maj. bus. 8: min. art. COLE, JENIFER ACTIVITIES: Tennis I-4 Var. MEMORIES: Do clouds catch onfire? Send Rain back to Ethopia. Best friends: KB RS SH MD CF MM HW. Best Trip: Palm Springs,,3v!Kli flied car chasej. Thnks-4-be-n-there KB lwalksl. Great-4-sum: SH RS KB lice- cream on windowj. FUTURE PIANS: Go to college - C. Engineer: Make S, Stylin' at . I 8 Bobzilla-ienmarried have Mg GG. July 86. the pilots license. The Break- Seniors 149 COLE, VICTOR ACTIVITIES: BB 2,3,4 MEMORIES: Best Pals: KF RF JC TrW SO, MH, Camping trips: Mahc, it's raging! Morning Sessions, Where's the Zine? BHRST, Lester, Grape and Samuel Tom, JAH Love . . . Ory, The CURE concerts 10-11-85, 7-23-86: The Cult 4-25-86, Per. I KANGAS. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Coll., Be successful, Get Married? Thanx Mom .Q Dad. COMBEST, NANCY ACTIVITIES: SWIM 1-4. MEMO- RIES: Fun x's and being w1 Best frenz, JD JD DHRA MM MS. Magic mtn 8: Carlsbad w1JN JD MC. 103'sATKFC W1 the crew, desert, and beach. Sorry guys. T oo dangerous! X -mas dance w1 JN, JD 8 MC. Toga dance. Thanx mom I LUV U!I LUV YOU TOO, JAS! FU- TURE PLANS: Go to Grossmont. In- vest S 8: make lots of S, get married and live a happy life. COOK, TERESA S. Airhead Dumb blond FAVORITE SAYING: Keep Smiling! ACTIVITIES: Art 1-4, cls. off-pub 1, drawing for the Consultant 4. MEMO- RIES: Bst Frnz w1J.R. Thanx 4 every- thing! Sum 84 8: 86 Super times w1J.R., B.I., C.L., D. W., R.C. I 'll never forget u guys.'! Ray, I luv you!! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college 8: become a graphic artist 8: enjoy life to its fullest.' Smile - I love u mom and dad! XO COTTON, RICHARD D. III ACTIVITIES: Class Activities 2-4, Sen. Treasurer, Varsity football 3, Track 3,4 float 2-4 Campus Life MEMORIES: Lots of good times with Ed 3 wheelin' 0 and bugs. Thanks for 4grt. yrs Doug S, Ali S., Chris Q., Eric S., Kevin P., Kevin S., Brandon IV, and the rest of the group Campus Life trips with buds Charlie S and Dave J. FU- TURE PLANS: UFH, State for 4 and pursue a promising career always searching for that special lady. COVERZ MELODY Gizmo FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Babes!AC- TIVITIES: STAND 1-4 SADD 3 MEMORIES: X-MAS dance w1Chris Good x's w1friends Help and support from mom 5 dad best buds - KW, ST, MC, SH, ET, ME, KK, LC, LG, MB, and CA chris I luv you Thanx mom :Q dad. FUTURE PIANS: Go to college, get married, have a small family, have money, go to heaven. COWEN, CHRISTOPHER B. Chris FA VORITE SA YING: Your Funny ACTIVITIES: Church soihbal I team, Photography, automechanics. MEMO- RIES: Christmas '84 January '85, making the wrestling team starting the building of '27 Roadster, Auto-Me- chanics with Jake Bagnell and Jeff Pit- ken. October 10, I986!.' FUTURE PIANS: Go to mechanic school, own 150 Seniors my own mechanics business, get mar- ried. Thanx mom A2 dad, I love you both lots!! Chris! CULLINS, MIT CH Bernie FAVORITE SAYING: B. 4 the band ACTIVITIES: F -Ball, Journ. 4, CSF 1-4, Academic League 4 MEMORIES: Mulvaneys Sn. Elijo, Mrcenry esp S8:D's, AMC massacre, toga dance, 1964, cabs, P.E. M.A., S.I ., M.S., J.D., A.H., Team Vagabundo, Dune, The Beast FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, fall in love, marry, find home 8: good job. CUMMINS, SCOTT DAVID Red R.S. FAVORITE SAYING: Nasty B AC- TIVITIES: Track MEMORIES: Good times w1frnds - Bob, C yle, Cliff Cry- stal, Joey, David, Doug, Jason, George, Ken, Paulin, Donna, Mimi, The Mar- ino's, the T ates, meetings at Texaco with Greg 8: Mike. Mission Impossible - G.M. CHS. scamin', family par- ties - L.O. T. M.P. - forever FU- TURE PLANS: College 8: Navy Offi- cer. CUNNINGHAM, CARIN Car in garage FAVORITE SAYING: Excuse me but . . . ACTIVITIES: Nature drives w1 W.D. cute corner with C. W. 8: K.S., TT for sale. the list, hewwo. Lunch time fun with J.R. J C.A. MEMORIES: Cath, Kell, 8 Wend. fun times in P.B. with cuz. L.P. with CJK K.S.fun times with I.Z. Jamacha ct. D.B. gossiping with TXG. FUTURE PIANS: Never grow up, win the lottery, have fun, and stay hap- Py- DDD DANN, CHARISSA 1MESSENGERj Mamma Bear MEMORIES: Partying w1TF, MS, WA, CK Friends MG, JH, MS,AF, LC Marrying Mark and having his baby. FUTURE PIANS: To get a place of our own. DANDAR, LOUIE Do Do FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Dude AC- TIVITIES Playing ftball everyday out in the street and fishing. MEMORIES: frosh year with friends B.T. C.O. DJV T.C. FUTURE PLANS: Maybe go to college or find another job. DA VIS, JIM Yumpin FAVORITE SAYING: I luv u Lana ACTIVITIES: 1 yr Varsityhball, surf- ing, skatebrding, Jammin on the quad with J.H., being with L.Z. MEMO- RIES: prtyng with the buds JH, LZ, KS, LW, night school with BB, DB. cruzin with JH meetin Lana Zapata FUTURE PIANS: marry LZ, have 1 boy, ba carpenter. DA VIS, SCOTT FAVORITE SAYING: Basically AC- TIVITIES: Infinity Installation, hello Pinto E- shu-me, OIAF, Sandi, roll- ing, going 2 beach. MEMORIES: Meeting Sandi n 84, fun w1frenz SC, JC, JN, ST Etonia's class, crazy Has- tings car rolling dawn street, 15 inch woofer Thanx mom, dad, Amy - me love you. Luv u Sandi! FUTURE PIANS: College, stay w1Sandi, get n electronics, get RX 7! DAYTON, SUZANNE llsuzfl ACTIVITIES: Frsty Flppng 86, mth clb, 11,22 mdl un 122 CSF 12-42 Aca Deca 132 cllg bwl 13,41 yrbk 141 MEMORIES: b frenz w1Kym, Jen, Steph, Nini, PK MM, RW, BH, TC, WM, KC, Yosemite 85, Brkly, Prom 85, going w1SCOTT, Hoystroy, chc mlkshks, tcklng fghts. FUTURE PLANS: college M.D. SS, marriage, 2 kids mercedes 450SL I luv mom :Q dad, Christy 62 Missy. DE MELO, MARCIA SOARES ACTIVITIES: Tennis team, I club, fun w1 friends especially Claudia, Noriko, Marta, Jen dance, travel, we meetings. wonderful exp. thanx mom 8: dad love u both! FUTURE PIANS: back to Brasil, carnaval, QG, RPM, parties, samba. BE FREE AND HAPPY, VALEU! SAUDADES! DELA CRUZ, HECTOR Boogie Hee FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Baby! AC- TIVITIES: I1O.A.D. Patrol, basket- ball, European Handball, Wedge freak show. MEMORIES: taking drops at the wedge, riding with guys as good as MS, JP, RZ, 8 Brad, picture day at Marine '85, talking to God and Bud- dha, and P.A. FUTURE PLANS: Ma- jor in Physics Cal Tech, PHD Market- ing Harvard, become an OB bum, win lottery :Q become a Pro Bodyboarder or a World Mover. DENNIS, JENNIFER ACTIVITIES: V swim 2-4 C. off 1-4 yr. bk. cheer w1NC MEMORIES: South, desert trips Boingo, Benatar w1 J.D. 8: M.M. ha! halflautas, off roa- din', motorcycles w1 RA pond, ski w1JD PITMR Grad :Q Prom 86, 87 X-mas dnc 86 Good times with the guys, JD RA, NC, MM, RP, SO, :Q the rest Jul, Chips, Homer UR the vest, I LUV U BILL! 616186 ILU MA, PA, Donna :Q Kevin FUTURE PLANS: SDSU, be happy :Q live, love :Q laugh DENT, CHRISTIE Candi Pony FAVORITE SA YING: If you play, you pay. ACTIVITIES: hiking, biking, glass work, drawing, and adventure trips. MEMORIES: good friends made at school, watching movies in fantasy lit, senior prom, football games, and the teachers. 4th per w1 Dawn. FU- TURE PIANS: to be a beautician and possibly a singer. DERMODK JULIE ACTIVITIES: soccer 1463, cheer 2, class ojice I-4, campus lUe. MEMO- RIES: The best of x's with Jen, Nanc, Mel, Rach 8: Dec, Fun x's in 86. Thumper, Magic Mt. 8: Carlsbad with MC, NC. 8 UN. Desert bound skiing con J.D. Prom 8: Grad night 86 8: 87 103's at KFC. Thanks mom for every- thing. Mike. I Love You!! DESALVO, MICHAEL Mikie ACTIVITIES: I played water polo and swam in my 10 :Q 11 yrs. of h.s. MEMORIES: Having a great time with friends 8: meeting my girUriend Wanda T orbett. FUTURE PLANS: Go to SDSU :Q live with my girvriend. After I start my career, marry my girl- friend. To live a good lye as a stockbro- ker. DOYLE, CHERI ACTIVITIES: I like to go horseback riding, spend time with my boyfriend, and going out with my friends. MEMORIES: times spent with my boyfriend and our friends. special mo- ments with boyfrnd. FUTURE PLANS: Terry and I marrying, having 2 kids. Get a good paying job. 1business1 DUFFK JAMES ACTIVITIES: Golf 12, football 11 MEMORIES: fun times as Mulvaneys with PE, BF, MC :Q the crew. Boingo concerts with PE, SR, A2 SP The Kinders, my 2nd family. my buds PE, DK SP, TK, GB, DZ, RK. FUTURE PLANS: Join Air Force, buy a Ferrari, live on the beach. DUNCAN, APRIL UApeYl MEMORIES: meeting BM some rad times. MB, CA Gene, you guys are cool and sweet. MN. GG. RC, MS, are all good friends. I 'll miss u, DV and FM hope you have a great life together. FU- TURE PIANS: College, get married, and enjoy lUe. just be happy. DUNN, AMY KRISTEN Aims ACTIVITIES: softball, flag 8: banner corps. MEMORIES: Had fun with T.G. and FG. at N.B. with IIG. and T.S. meeting M.N., R, G, S. T.G. thanks for being around thru good and bad. We have been thru a lot, from .I.N. to D. and M.N. Thanx mom and dad for help thru the year. 11G. and A.D. bst, frnz 4 -ever I 'll always be therefor you. FUTURE PIANS: Go to college for 8 yrs. become a psychologist, marry Mark. DWIGGINS, IARRY J. ACTIVITIES: riding three wheelers. MEMORIES: Times with Deanna, Shawn, Gina. Disneyland 4184 with Karen, Kim, Dave and Miss Sandy Howes. Timing Suzanne Cram and 5 fighting with mom and dad. FUTURE PLANS: To be able to buy toys and be with my special lady. EEE EARLK SUSAN FAVORITE SAYING: Awesome AC- TIVITIES: varsity swim, volleyball manager, S.A.D.D. President MEMO- RIES: lunches wfR.H., B.W., M ac- counting wfMQ FUTURE PLANS: Marry Sean S wagerty, have 3 children, go to beauty school Special thanx to mom, dad, grandma, and Sean. EATON, DA VID S. Rambo ACTIVITIES: H20 polo 1-3 ROTC 1- 4 BTN XO scuba and sky diving. Cadet special forces and the NPBT. MEMO- RIES: Jeneene, Jeff, and Leo Herzog. Aug. 29 '86 camping Nov. Ist jump wf Jef cadet SF and the NPBT and all the good times. FUTURE PLANS: US. ARMY and a green beret. EBERHART, DA VID Dave FA VORITE SA YING: That's cool AC- TIVITIES: practicing Ai playing music with Midway Jamming with other gui- tarists. Learning about music. Work and spending time with Jodie. MEMO- RIES: Moving from Spain back to the states Mr. Brossards U.S. history and AMER. GOVT. class. FUTURE PLANS: To go to college and study mu- sic 8z become a music teacher. EDISON, PENNY Mouth FAVORITE SAYING: Just a minute! ACTIVITIES: Dancin' goin to the beach wf frenz meeting new people, and making new frenz. MEMORIES: Fun time wfNN, SS, TC, TC. FUTURE PLANS: Attend Colorado state. Get rich. love you mom and Shields family. ELLIS, KIM Turtle FAVORITE SAYING: Don't touch! ACTIVITIES: Beach scene wfLaura, TW, DS, DV, ME, LB, PB. MEMO- RIES: goin' out wf Pat, Desert wfPB, Beach partyin' wfCD, TH, RH, DL, PIC CK SM, VM, MT, KD, JC, Tal- kin' wfLori :Q Julie, Thanx! All nighters wfLaura :Q frenz, ME, TW, DV, DS Special moments wfPat B. 9- 27-85 I Luv U! FUTURE PLANS: Be rich, get married, 8: have kids. I Luv U, Mom! ENNIS, JAY Jay Bird FAVORITE SAYING: No see AC- TIVITIES: JJC wres 2 v 3-4, goU' 2, Weight. lifting. MEMORIES: X -mas dance wfJD X-mas dance wfAW, X- mas wfAngie buds RB, JG, DT, JS, TN, best bud dad. Thanx for evrythng dad, your the best 4x4 in truc mtn trps wf sis. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, make 83, marry Angie and have 3 kids, I luv u Angie! ESPINOZA, PAT FA VOR1 T E SAYING: What's going on this weekend? ACTIVITIES: FB 2-4 05492, CSF I-4, CL 1-4, yrbk 4. MEMORIES: Fun x's wfMJC, ME, DIC TWC RK, DS, NA, MS, SF 8 the H's A,B,C,D: partyn wfthe crew: EC brawl: Mex: Hrs. Eng. S. Elijo: MAG Mulv wfbuds BF :Q JD: my RX: missn my big sis: being mom 8: dad's lazy lil monster. 1 luv ya, thanx for it all. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to college write home daily, come home often, and miss everyone dearly. ES T RADA, ARIANA HAYPY FAVORITE SAYING: HAY SI!! AC- TIVITIES: Frshjlgs, tenns 3, cmps life 2,3,' Yrbk 4, homcmng 86. MEMO- RIES: Grt x's wfth gng, 84-5 wfjf thx LA 4 hlp en todo, te quiero, gd x's wfla, btr tms wfBETO, thx U2 4 yor luv 8: suprt, cudn't hve mde sr. yr. wf out u, espclly thnk u mom and dad, I luv you, look I made it! BETO, I LOVE YOU 4- ever. FUTURE PLANS: cllge, be sucs- ful in Ue, mke a lfe wfBeto 4 evr lstng, lve, luv and be wf God 4-evr, live 4 lU'e! ESTRADA, RAQUEL SARA ACTIVITIES: Cheer 3 MEMORIES: Gttng tgthr wfDan 2f14f86. All wf Dan: Disney, xmas dance, new yrs '86, Best buds wfKel Gel, thx 4 bng thre fschfengj fun x's wf km, sl, Sweet 16 KA IC crew: KA, RE, LZ, MS,j RF thx dad 4 lil rab. FUTURE PLANS: marry Danny, make S th be happy. Stay frnz wfKel. Thanx mom, I luv you! EVERETT, MICHELLE Shell FAVORITE SAYING: Catch a clue ACTIVITIES: journlsm, peer cnsling MEMORIES: journlsm stff Mr. Bainum, Mr. Beach, Mrs. Vandenberg, Tony, spending tme w f fiancee Kevin. thnk u Mike N for brngng us tgthr. FU- TURE PIANS: Get married this Au- gust, go to Gssmnt, then to SDSU 4 a degree in journlsm. FFF FARMER, STACY LYNN Space FAVORITE SAYING: woo-woo AC- TIVITIES sftbll 10, wchng people at lunch wfKG :QAM MEMORIES: MR H 8 Mr. G's classfun wfKG,AM, NN, WT, MJ, KC, BB. thx dad, mom, Jen, Erik, 4 hlpng luv ya, lots. FUTURE PLANS: go to college become a comp. progrmmr make mega bucks. FELISCIAN, REBECCA Becca ACTIVITIES: JV VB 85, camp life ASB MEMORIES: Sharing lickers wf you 've done 4 me, Kel! luv ya! San Elijo, zombie? summer wfBF, run me's oink duces wfRay, RC, SB, meeting Ray Ray, u r the best. FUTURE PLANS: Business, marry, have a fam- ily, live a happy life wfRay. Thanx 4 your help, mom, dad, Sue, Ray. I luv ya, wish me luck!! FERREIRA, DA WN Daown FAVORITE SAYING: No-waay! AC- TIVITIES: the omcial JCDT gang in govt. MEMORIES: Spending wknds wfDarryle chatting wf Ken O. :Q Scott M. in 3rd. telling Kim M the newst ingo on Chan, Spending days wf Shane G. keeping scrts wf Dawn S. Come hme wf Tricia S. in 10 mins. from Tierra S. Helping SG wfhis scoot-dah. Keeping stuyfrom ? wfCindy S. who's the big C ? FUTURE PLANS: Get rich, suprt a goose. Sell Real Estate 4 Gb A2 El. FIELDS, DA VE Dangerous Dave FAVORITE SAYING: I don't think you understand. ACTIVITIES: 1 yr. jtball, 1 yr gom 2 yr ski club, occsnl camps lUe. MEMORIES: Going to beach in erly yrs. plyng goU2 Chrsti Dan wfMK doing things wffrnz EN, MH, BG, TC, ML, MT, KB, DF, PN FUTURE PLANS: Go to Grssmnt 2 yr. fnish at Maj Uni in busnss b succsfl and happy. FISHER, AMBER Bratt FA VORITE SA YING: censored MEMORIES: gttng tgther wfShawn 12f5f85, hrd tms wfTC8i MMFun wf DH in 5th Thanx to all of my frnz especlly Shawn, I luv you all! FUTURE PLANS: Become a model, and marry my honey bear! I love you Shawn! FLEISCHMANN, JEFF JJ, KEONI ACTIVITIES: Having a good time liv- ing life to the fullest. MEMORIES: AC-DC concert, fiesta Island 86 with JN, all the great X's spent wfJenny, grwing up with JN, 11-24-86 April. FUTURE PLANS: Make a lot of mon- ey, marry Jenny and raise our daughter April. My thanx to everyone. FOSTER, BRENDA Scooter, Cracker FA VORITE SA YING: Shut up. MEMORIES: May 3, 86 prtyng, bing crzy wf best frnd Jena, J K RF, JR, KA, KM, RE, DB. Yo! rapn free B bean-r- bud Red thnx, 4 spcl x's 10, 11, rover S8:P RF, KM, rmbr OB? Jena, rmbr PP 85? Frank, I luv u mijo! FUTURE PLANS: Beauty coll, own business, 8, marry, .B a hppy. family Lrn Spanish T hnx mom :Q dad 4 evrythng, I luv u2! FOSTER, KEITH Grape Ape, Butch prtyn, eating, sleeping prasng JAH. Hangng out and bing I. MEMORIES: BS crev, Vic, Rog, SCT, TM, SC, S UC TRP cmpng wfMahc, TWC MH, VC, T revs, Steel pulse, Wow, Fls, and Rog Ramps, Old Frnds KR, GK EK, MC by sktrs, ham sw, BT, KP, RF FUTURE PIANS: Retirement FRAME, STEVE Creve FA VORI T E SA YING: There he is!A C- TIVITIES: gU 2-4, league chmp 86, tnns 1, ski club. MEMORIES: MS, MC, MA, PE, DH, NA, GIG Dr. K bud vespas, mods 62 M W T hrsh tunes, Ghia, study ses, AfMikes Sea, ski Bch, Ab- bywd. wfPx, Ex, Hawaii 85 wfstolen rgn' times Thanx mom I luv me. FU- TURE PLANS: College in SB PGA Tour sun :Q fun forever! FREEMAN, CHRISTINE FA VOR1 T E SA YING: Does anyone have x-tra S they can give me? ACTIVI- TIES: Being wflason 8: frns. spacing out. MEMORIES: Getting toghr wf Jason 4-18-86 fun. x's wfmo. I luv u all!JS, SC, GB, MO, MC, JO, JMC TC, LD, SL, LM. FUTURE PIANS: Spend the rest of my life wfJason :Q be happy! FREEMAN, TAMARA MALONEY HRaU FAVORITE SAYING: Tell ya dwer- ent. ACTIVITIES: Bst. frnds alwys DS, thnx 4 being u, I luv u. havin fun-n- styin happy. MEMORIES: 4th per. Kang. wfDS, TUC KP, MT, TWC Pond w+DG, NO, MM, AL, JR, Oct Fes wf TG, MG, WM-N out wf TG, good frnd DH, thnks 4 evrythng I luv u. old x's n- bck of JF tk. FUTURE PLANS: miss bch bag ldy wfDS, TB live in shack. thnx mom, luv u. GGG GABRIELS, LISA Lease FA VORITE SA YING: looks pretty outta hand ACTIVITIES: Journ. 2 yr. feat editor I yr sen class actAirband 86 f 87 MEMORIES: 523, TBC, x'S wf good friends, St. Fnds Dani: TCC, AA, HH, TM, DW, MS, SL, LG, SD, FSHNVIIY4. RXHXPXS, Commando, RIP! Guys of 86, Dest. Unknown, 4f1f 86, hse guests, T.A.G. FUTURE PLANS: Become a English Professor, teach Q SDSU, live well and die rich. GASNOR, DARIEN MEMORIES: years at G.H. House on Verdin wfSL, AAN, BR, RRE, SE Humbolt wfbro M.G. T -BA bro's wf CF, JF coming to live wfpop n KG. Thanx for the support and help I Luv u All TG, VG, KG, BR, ER, DH. HF Thanx.For T he.T imes Never F ozgotten. MK, TC, CD, SE, I Luv UAII. FU- TURE PLANS: U. Fletcher Hills Manager Domino's Pizza. .. .. . .t I. . r .ll . . ... . . -. I. iff ' ' 1 r- , 'v u '--f- u v 1 ' .iff 5 1, 1 per wt. trng sr. yr. wrs. new little bro :Q friends: RC, KM, KA, BF. Thnks 4 all, teous bra! ACTIVITIES: sktbrdng, H7579 Seniors 151 ACTIVITIES: Football, Wrestling, Track, Campus Life, High Life. MEMORIES: Winer World, x-mas dance 86 ', girUriends, blue flame king, C.L. videos, hangin' dode wfguys, ffl Dad in World, Pals: TN, ES, AS, JB, DS, SM, RFK LP, KS, MB, EMC SWG + the girls, Luv Ya Gang! FUTURE PIANS: Grossmont Tech, Law Enf' Beautiful family, beer belly, die before bald, Please. GOD fl, Good luck every- one! GA VENCKK TRACY MEMORIES: Good times w frenz AD, PM, TO, S IC Gettin ar w T O met Clam 8-86 Putt-Putt Park sum 86 beach thrw ice H lwn w Sam McD frenz mem w BP, RD, SE, EM, TJ DC, Stayin oan wf PM, SV, TO, REMBER Am nb met RD, MN. Thanx AM fer always being there Feb 87 Clem luv ya worth waiting gettin wold n crazy w DA, DC, SV. FU- TURE PLANS: college Marry Thanx Mom and Dad I love you. GAWALIS, MARGI Machi, U-Pargret FA VORITE SAYING: Marry rich, marry very rich. ACTIVITIES: Vlybl 2, swm 2, CL 2-4, Yrbk 4. MEMORIES: Spcl x's wfCK, x's wfDZ 8: KS, thnx! xmas 85, wfTN, xmas dnce 86 wfBW shpng wfDS 45 JB. Gd x's wfCK, AS, SM icsktng, iceblkng, splat! wfevryone wrkbunds!yrbk buds! T hnx GOONAN! spcl thnx to CS, TP, S TF 8: CL buds! thnx to spprtyv fmly esp N 8 P! look mom! We made it! FUTURE PIANS: C llge career, live for the Lord, ride off into the sunset wfMr. Right in a white BMW :Q live happily ever after. GAK TERESA LYNNE Dinker FAVORITE SAYING: Trick!ACTIVI- TIES: soccer 83, SADD 86, beach. MEMORIES: hangin ,out with my buds. SE, RH, JA, VIC KH, all the guys in auto 85, GU, LM, JT, JR, MS, beach kool fest., sky show II, everyone. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to cllge wrk 4 Ue flght, hpflly get married. luv u mom 8: dad, thnx keep in touch with Dan Za- pata. GEFFERS, KIM Kimbo ACTIVITIES: Jr. cl. act. ASB pub 4 cmps He 2-4. MEMORIES:ASB lunch bunch, tuna boat, 121 12186 Q13 Rae's! x- mas dnc. 86 wf Dave, the anml, ice blkng, the Pinto bean, the limo xmas 86, fun x's wfTO, MK, MS, CZ, RR, SS, LB, DG, ES, KS, CIC TL, TN,AS, SH, JB, DS, JG, SM!I luv u all! TL's b-day wfcows! gng wfTO, MK, CV! Oingo 86 wfms FUTURE PLANS: cllge, get married, be a police officer, live happily. GELDERT, LORI FAVORITE SAYING: cool! ACTIVI- TIES: having fun 8: hangin around. MEMORIES: good tms wfWK, KW, KR, BHC TJ, RM, andJC. Meeting Jeff 152 Seniors and having spcl tms wfu. havng frenz like Wendi, ur the greatst. FUTURE PLANS: go to cllge and get married. GIBBS, GREG ACTIVITIES: H20 polo, swimming 2. MEMORIES: good tms prtyn wfMC, TH, JR, SD, JM, DO, PM KM, SS, BM, KC, jet skiing at pond, gettng job, GLAMIS TRIPS. 3 wheel racing 85- 87. FUTURE PIANS: cont. racing, get good job, maybe sllge, live life fullest. GLASSON, TRACEE Airhead FAVORITE SAYING: I'm thinkin. ACTIVITIES: JV and Var. gym, sun bathin! MEMORIES: sumrz at P.B. wf grams luv u! wfAB, limo, 23 days, 4th. Oingo Wstd IL wfDen, met MB, ILY, bug wfSK, EK, MC, pty xmas vac wf BRO, ILY buds wfAB, SK, KR, DS, DH, CN, TF, TW, DF, PK, DB, fun x's wfall. FUTURE PLANS: Go to SDSU, move to bch, get convt. rabt, lay-n-sun 8: have fun!! Luv u mom. GOINS, JENA Muckie-Muck FAVORITE SAYING: tell me! AC- TIVITIES: JV cheer 3. MEMORIES: alumni hmecmng, bst frnd wf Brenda, summer of 85 at P.P. I luv u! cheerbuds wfLB, MS, RS, LZ, rmbr? frnd we r and frnd we'll B crazy x's wf BF UR the best crusin wfKP, KC, buds wfKR, KS, MS, GK no more bfs please! Michael B ur spcl. FUTURE PLANS: Finish HS, go to college, graduate! be rich. GOMEZ, APRIL NES!! ACTIVITIES: Spirit club 2, Key Club 4, CSF 1-4. MEMORIES: Fun and wild times wfSM, CS, DP, + JH, Sum. 86 wfJV-State KTCQ, Jack's wf JV, MH, + Marco lOutrageousness.O, Diego's man, clothes shopping with sis, buds, Ferdie. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege, marriage, 8, 4 Kids, stay thin and happy- GOODWIN, GILBERT Legs FAVORITE SAYING: Mann AC- TIVITIES: Track JV 1, VAR 2-4, JV B.Ball 10, VAR Football 3-4, Going Dancing, meeting interesting people. MEMORIES: Hanging out with Keith T he Dad Aguon. Getting together -with Marybeth. Workin at the Stadi- um, Going over 20 ji. in the long jump, xmas dance soph yr with Audra, Best Buds: DA, WG, CG, MB, Kim B, Traci 8: T1fW, GH, Thanx mom Ai Dad! I Luv u! FUTURE PLANS: Go to USC, Run Track, GetAccounting Degree, Make 8, Marry at 25, 3 boys Something Great! GORTON, KATHLEEN Duffy FA VORI T E SA YING: Happiness is found along the way not at the end ofthe road. ACTIVITIES: Drama, Show Chorus, Music Man MEMORIES: Music Man -- EFY 1984, times with my bestfriend Tara. FUTURE PLANS: Go to Fashion College, open business financed by dad, retire early, get mar- ried and have 2.5 children. GRANBOIS, DZARCY Rocky FA VORITE SA YING: Anytime Baby ACTIVITIES: Playing Soccer, J.R.O. T .C.: Service corp cmdr., Drill Team, Color Guard, RUle Team, and Being battalion S -1 MEMORIES: My Jaunts through the countryside, The daytime activities, The nighttime fun, the water sports, and the excuisite cui- sine. FUTURE PLANS: Becoming a Naval Aviator. GRIFFITHS, BARBRA DAWN MA- RIE Babbs FAVORITE SAYING: Smile AC- TIVITIES: 84 spirit club, 85 drama, 86 choir and photo, 87 crafts 8 clay. MEMORIES: Summer or 86, CNA thanks KH for getting me through school. Kim you are special, thanks for everything. Being frenz with KW, CR, PM, KH, CT lg the clay gang Spe- cial thanx to Mom, Dad and Chris. Luv you lots. FUTURE PLANS: going to college to become a RN. Eventually getting married and having two kids. HHH HAMMERSTROM, HEATHER ACTIVITIES: Goofin wfthe gang, dancing, going to the beach, leg races wfwoodie. MEMORIES: Being wfmy best buds SL, KC, RB AND MK FI races wfKC, Oingo 86 Feb and July Magic Mtn wfthe gang, cool summer wfMB and cuttin rugs wfwoodie. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to Hawaii wfmy buds, college, live wfSL on beach, get rich and get a beamer. HARMAN, DENISE Dee-Uhly niece FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Please! , No Doubt MEMORIES: Dancing wfTanya in RR, Being wfPaulfor 1 rad yr., special frenz wfRA 8 ever, DH 8 RAIluvu!To my littlesis. . .ILUVILU FUTURE PLANS: Go to college own my own nursery school and teach. Be rich 8: happy. Thanx Mom Ji Dad I LUV U. Hey wam! HASTINGS, MIKE Turtle FAVORITE SAYING: Do it AC- TIVITIES: Surfing, Jet ski, Snow ski, camp, skate. MEMORIES: Surf trips, Baja De Rincon, Catalina, San Elijo, Colorado, Eric Miller Mtn. Trip, Surf all day, Endles blow outs, Homecom- ing!! X -mas dancefprfs, DS, RL, GG, KD, GP, EN, DE, PN, TW, KF, lEOSj FUTURE PLANS: Costa Rica, VW Bus, Search for uncrowded surf keep in touch. HA VERLK SHANNON nshanyn FAVORITE SAYING: Wham Guy MEMORIES: Tina, red baron, Dave Martin's lake, SK BG, MMB, His truck, T's sick, PH, SVK MG, ATC's First x on Blow sand mt. 3rd grade, Special x's wfRobert Kelly. Thanks Mom, Larry, G8tG I love you. FUTURE PLANS: Robert, Travel, money, fun, see ya in 97' rocking chairs HENDERSON, JEFF FAVORITE SAYING: Yeah Word ACTIVITIES: 4 yrs Basketball, 1 yr baseball, campus life, ASB. MEMO- RIES: Having Fun wf the fellas, stuck at truck stop wfS.O. Vegas trips wf KR, PM, GK MS. Getting caught at PM wf KR MT Party cake 8: Punch bowl girl problems wf DH 8 PM KR Ai SE. River Trip. Thanks Guys your the greatest KR, GK PM, MS. FUTURE PLANS: College, having fun get 8, surf till death. HENDRICKSON, NOEL ACTIVITIES: To Crued to list MEMORIES: Glamis 85' wf A 8: R , Buds 8: Goozilla Prom 86-87, x-mas Dance 85'. Halloween Party wf friends. Suicidal Dune Runs, 350x flights, TL, JO, C11 SB, JR, Rock 'n' Roll shows ACXDC, Thanx to my Fam- ily. FUTURE PLANS:Always be a kid! HENRK DA WHNE Dinnkke FAVORITE SAYING: I love ya ba- bey ACTIVITIES: 3-wheelin at de- sert, going shopping, and traveling and seeing boyfriend. MEMORIES: Good times withAmberella E. Camille in 5th period. Lodines guys! Remember the x- mas dance Kellie cause it was fun. Keep partying Fun times with my Hubbie mike Love ya babeyl' always 62 more. FUTURE PLANS: To move out with Mike and goto cosmetology school. and someday maybe soon marry mike. HEREDIA, JOHN Rhodant ACTIVITIES: Goin to the beach with DL, VM, MI, SM, CK JM, TH, SD, RON, PIC G, Z EN, .IA SM, fishin with JA, MA, DS, TOD long days. MEMO- RIES: SB for a few good weekends with JA, SIC PV FUTUREPLANS: Get rich and have a house with lots of plants. HERNANDEZ, CELICIA Decee ACTIVITIES: b-bl1,2, s-b 2,ASB 38:4 MEMORIES: Frnz JD S, RG, RA, NC, MM, MS, HL, KQ. JN, ES, SIC GP, DR, RP, T WC BST FRNZ BARRY O. Flautas. Gradnite 86' BNG rebel's wfJD's, RA, NC, MM, Mom-Dad PIG, THANX'S I LUV YOU! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college become physical therapist become successful and rich be happy rest of my life. HICKS, DUANA nina ACTIVITIES: Swimming, Softball, all kinds of sports, MEMORIES: Tom Pettice, Shawna, Yvonne, Tina, Glenda fnarkj, Mr. Forster, almost all teach- ers, Bruce, Ken and more. FUTURE PIANS: Go to 4 year College, go to a trade school and become an air line stewardess. HILDUM, RENEE LEA Na Na FA VORITE SAYING: What's up dude! ACTIVITIES: Played Volley- ball for 4 years joined SADD and prom Committee. MEMORIES: Getting MVP in Volleyball my junior year on jv. Having SE, TG, JA, JL, SD, TB, and CA for friends. Having Parties at my house with JL, CA, and SD. FUTURE PLANS: I am going to Grossmont JC for two years then to Colorado for a 4 yr college to become a CPA. HILL, TINA Tina Bobina FA VORI T E SA YING: Moo-Muu-A Hawaiian Cow ACTIVITIES: Soph clss off drama. MEMORIES: bstfrnd - Shany, Eng, buds -- ST, LP, TWC fun wfJP, LM, CT, TC. Grt. times in hist, Eng, typing, hs 8: int des, compf car 8: fam :Q drama B4 pdp. Tesch, surv - LP SI, AB, AK .Q Me. Good-bye Santana, it's been Great! FUTURE PIANS: College, happiness, 8: rckng chrs wfshany. HINSON, ROGER FA VORI T E SAYING: School's gotta end soon ACTIVITIES: JROTC, Chess Club. MEMORIES: Camp Pen- delton in 86': Military Ball 86' :Q 8762, Weekends with my friends. Classes with old friends. FUTURE PLANS: Enter the military and become a pilot. Get out and make money for myself and my friends. HOLA WAX WENDY J. ACTIVITIES: Tenn 2-4, Cmps Lf 2-4, CIS T reas. 3. MEMORIES: Special frnds: JG, AL, RE, DB, RC, ME, DO, EO, JC,AE, RR, TR, ES, LZ, KR, SH, NK, AW. Xmas dnce 85' wfMG :Q Gang, Xmas dnce 86' wf RC, Prom, Dec. 8th 84, bst, tms wfAL, RF, JG. Phne con. wfJG, DB - Thanx 4 bng the bestest frnd. I luv U all Thanx Mom, DAD, Jen 4 all the supp 8: Luv - Yr the bst. FUTURE PLANS: Go to coll., fnd career, live U 4 god. HOOTMAN, THOMAS Tommy Luv FA VORI T E SAYING: Word up! 8: You b Illin! ACTIVITIES: Soccer, ata, spending time wf the ladies. Love Romance. S MEMORIES: Best friends GG, MO, LB, HA, JS, Mensries wjLL, Cheri, Karen, I would die 4 U. Love always, Always and forever Prince. FU- TURE PLANS: Make decision between love and romance and money and Heartache. HOWIAND, GLEN MORGAN Grape Agni Dr. Hg-, 7- FAVORITE SAYING: Hey what's up? ACTIVITIES: Football, basket- ball, tennis, skiing, motorcycles, race cars, softball, racketball, church, 8: wrestling. MEMORIES: Friends wf RC, SF, TK, CA, JL, JB, CC, KE, KK, DWG APIC TS, JD, RK, GK MJ, KC, AM, SL. Movies, family fun center, Thank to parents for a comfortable life. FUTURE PIANS: SDSU or UCLA or cnterAir F orceAcademy, become fight- er pilot HUDSON, SANDI ACTIVITIES: SB 1-3, VB I-4, ASB 0423, CMP LF. I-3. MEMORIES: 84 x's wfPW, AP, K+K, MS DIC Prom 84 wfBob. JR VB Trips, DST wfsis +MZ KS 6f15f84, danz, sking, mem, wfTH 9184 5 f 86, July 4 pty bst. ever! sumr 86' wf TB, MK, KH, BG, KA, BG, SA, SM, X 's wf DJ INXS IAIANU 8 hr. Hearst, 1641 nerds, Dwn.s wf SM, BR, KJ, TB, KC, Homcmg 86' MH. THX MS, MF, NTSXAB LIZ DUCK! FUTURE PLANS: Sch-VB Wk hard k-i-t wf frenz thx's fmly 4 letng me grow, lv u all! HUFFMAN, SHANNAN Hager FAVORITE SAYING: Scandal AC- TIVITIES: Sr. prez, ASB VP, Soph prez, V tennis I2-41 FF, Hum. rlts., CSF, ASB Ast. MEMORIES: Xmas dnc 85' wfEH, 86'-KM, WDC WfKR Silver - buml, Splat '18, Rita 441, b. Bud Kity, spec x's wfSC, MB, KR, KK, RS, JV, LP, MC, EG trips wfgng, Sum '86 wfNK - SDSU scam hang loose '87! FUTURE PLANS: Attend a 4 yr univ., succ. career be happy + enjoy life!m-sis- u r the best MOM I LUV U - THANX!! H UGHE Y, DA VID FA VORITE SA YING: Something like that ACTIVITIES: Vtennis 9-12, ski club 9,10,12 Iomcerl, CSF 12. MEMORIES: Going to beach,' cruising with BD, MS, SF, christmas dance with JR in the limo: parties: grades jr. : sr. yrs. Mr. K my inspiration. FUTURE PLANS: college economics the next schmidt for Miller: retire to Austria, word to benefit the world. HUPKA, JENNIFER LEE Hupcake FAVORITE SAYING: I talked to Keith last night! ACTIVITIES: K CLB, VLYBL, PRM COM, YRBK ED, KLH WAW. MEMORIES: Sum- mer 85-86 wfBFAL Keith - WCALWB - PDPP's wfB's PHHS, PROM 'c Bdgt, Bch, Sunset: Spcl Frnds: Kth, Dana, Suz, T, Ed, JM, SL, K WXDF-RC, EOfBst-htl Del, 2nd at c. murph. FUTURE PLANS: I have only 3: college, financial stability, and the third well, he knows who he is, right Keith? HURST, GREGORY Scotty Palmer - 3. MEMORIES: Friends, last yr. summer '86. The tree Mission Impossi- ble - GMCJS. Meeting at Texaco. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college be- come an accountant live a quiet, wealthy l0'e. HUTCHINS, JULIE ling!! FAVORITE SAYING: Bogus AC- TIVITIES: track 2-4, x-country 4, ski club 4. MEMORIES: Parties, meets, Palm Springs, Ramona times, Fun times wfBD, DH, TV, DA, JR, AND OTHER BUDS. FUTURE PLANS: College, career in telecommunications, get married and lots of 8. III IRONS, AUDRA FAVORITE SAYING: Be Nice AC- TIVITIES: JV cheer 84' Varsity Cheer 85' MEMORIES: Being wfElaine, LH, CS, Beach-n-Mickie D's Luv-n- Drew, LA wfEW, LH, limo wfEW, SL LG. Seciete Luv wfETAN Luv ya!! FU- TURE PIANS: Move wf E WB-Happy! never grow up!! Thanx Mom! Luv- ya- lots! JJJ JACKSON, TOBO Tobbles FAVORITE SAYING: Watch Out! ACTIVITIES: Wrestling, Football, MEMORIES: Make a 58 second pin against El Cap, Good friends, antonina Marino FUTURE PLANS: Marriage two kids, house, successful business- man JACOBSON, TRISHA LYNN Sketch FA VORITE SA YING: Hey Baby ACTIVITIES: Varsity x-country 1-2, JV cheerleader, 3 MEMORIES: Going camping wfMs. I 's class, xmas dance wfSteph-GA V-Mike! Partying Wf Baby T .Q Terminator KGiantj BfF TJ- SV, Lunches wfSW-MM FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, continue model- ing be rich and stay happy. Thanks Mom 8: Dad, I love you! JARDEL, MARGIE Bucky Bear FAVORITE SAYING: I 'm gonna hit you in the face MEMORIES: Dec 16, 84 Lee, Nov 8 84 Wendy, Oingo Boingo in 86: Coronians- SP, WT, MJ, SP, WT, JA, TB, SC, RS I Luv Ya! Being Best Frenz with Wendy I love You! Frenz, WT, SP, JW, JJ, JA, TB FU- TURE PLANS: Grow-up, meet tons of people, live life to the fullest :Q maybe get married but not for a while, love ya Mom and Dad! JESS, JULIE Jules MEMORIES: Got together wf Mike the first week, been together since. I make it memorable. Mom4QDad Thanx for everything, I love you both and to my big bro's, I love you guys too! JOHNSON, DONNA HDI!! FA VORI TE SA YING: That's disgust- ing, c-ya ACT1VITIES: Traveling to Md. 8: Nc, Beach MEMORIES: LA wf JOd'tSA Fun timew wf Susan A, Steve Q, Jennifer O Imomj, Amy D fToadj, Matt R, Mimi S, Pauline T Susan M, Jason, Scott C., George. I love U-Lin- da, Bobby, Chris, Riann, Memaw, Pe- paw, Aunt Paula! McD's and flirting wf the guys! FUTURE PLANS: 3, col- lege, career, love marriage, family JOHNSON, SHANNON Shannie, Nanner, St-Ends MEMO- RIES: Meeting Wanda 10th grade yr. bst frnds 2yrs. thanx Mikey 4 all the good x's I 'll never 4 get U. Good x's wf TM. Thanx to my special Mom 4 every- thing. Thanx to my brother :Q DH. FU- TURE PIANS: Ger rich, buy a truck, a 3-wheeler and go to the desert all the time. JONES, CAROLYN M. Dingy fDing Dongl FAVORITE SAYING: Hey Babe! ACTIVITIES: Class Officer 1-4, Key Club 4 ASB 4, Peer Count. 2, Photo Club, Pres. 4 Campus LU'e. MEMO- RIES: Crazy times wf TP, PM, TH, JP, JM, JS. Meeting Joe M :Q John at BB's. Photoing FB. Ist per. wf Ken p. Best Buds KM Best Frn. T auna lst luv VS, 9f10f86. Summer 8: 83', Xmas dance, Prom, Gradnite. Goofin wf the guys. FUTURE PLANS: go 2 college and become a commercial artist. Marry, have 2 kids, be happy. I luv U Mom,Dad 8: Jem, Live, Luv, and laugh,laugh, laugh!!! KKK KAK JON FAVORITE SAYING: If it's too loud you're too old. ACTIVITIES: Skiing waterf snow w f S, Ride motor cycles, go to the desert, surf jogging, swimming, baseball, football, tennis, jetski. MEMORIES: Lake Powell .Q Lake Trinity trip with best friend Joe Hay. My buds-Joe Hay Matt S.-Jef N.- Fritz-EricP.-Steve R-Kristy L-John S.-Sheldon S. Thanx Guys 4,4 wonder- full years. My favorit teacher. Mrs. Baron FUTURE PIANS: Go to Hawaii get a job-get a life-be a bachelor KELLK APRIL llApell MEMORIES: July '86 wfMisty, the Bro sisters- MB, VB, HB. Mr. Beach, special friends- JH, MB, AB, LP, TH, SJ, and begtg wfmy lil sis-Tiff FU- TURE PIANS: Pioneer, become a trav- el agent, get married, live for-ever. KELLY1 KERRI LYN FAVORITE-SAYING:lIL1s CasualL,Iove yaujmmts! Beingfkenz wf LL,. Shou,yL, , ACTIVITIES: Basketball- 1, track AM, JC, HD, KP Thanx guys, you ACTIVITIES:Some ofmyfavorite ac- Seniors 153 tivities during my high school years were playing tennis on the tennis team, and photography. FUTURE PIANS: I plan to go to college, and hope to get a good career from that experience. To get married and have a family after I graduate from college! KELLK ROBERT ACTIVITIES: Being wf pals, wkends wf dad and just plain wor'n, for mass potentian, frezspd MEMORIES: Rag'n in B and FSM no.I and 2. won't say who Scts. Thanx 2 special friends JB, SV, RG, SH, TW, DP, CM, DZ, SC, AND Craig Monster. FUTURE PLANS: Get out of house, PLT, come back, get good job, meet up with old friends, start Rock-n-Roll band. Be famous! KELLIC TAMMIE Snoopy FAVORITE SAYING: Hey you AC- TIVITIES: Campus life, CARE MEMORIES: go to river, KT,SL,TT,TC, EARLY SURF SES- SION with LC going over Tracies, waiting for Baby: FUTURE PIANS: travel, get married live happy thanks mom-dad, love you WuUe- meyers love you Converses too! KELSO, KELLYANNE Coleslaw ACTIVITIES: Chr3-4,glf7-4,cl 2-4, JHG, cls'87 MEMORIES: Frns, luv u! SLNR, MB HL, MS, KR, CU-TL, MT, HUFR, MD, CHR GANG, ME, 15, The guys, DS, CC, MJ, I-2, HUB DS, CHR CMP 85,86, COMPS, SPIAT I8,EG.TRPS., MS-MB til 3, CD Buds CA86, Xmas dnc 85, 86, v-day 86 wfCL vest x's sfchris 3-4 luv U!FU- T URE PLANS: College, marry, be hpy 4-ever, got, heavn! Thanx 4 all Dad, Mom, Bro! Luv U! Rainbow! KENOYER, SCOTT F.Scott FAVORITE SAYING: Ya! Chic-Chic Boom 10c, C-YA ACTIVI- TIES: Academic Decathlon, College Bowl, WWC tennis, Bowling MEMO- RIES: Bob, Kane, Tami, Nancy, Taw- nia, Jen H, Mr. C, Suzi and all other friends, notes between Bob and I Jab- macs, Rush, Billy Joel, UNO, Christ- mas Dance 85, party 12112, lunch, Thanks Mom 8 Dad. FUTURE PIANS: EE, Corvette, be the best I can be KERZNER, JILL JilIie FAVORITE SAYING: Would, you look at that MEMORIES: itz ben fun ben budz with Suse Q. -n- Chrise kep ntouch good luk Julie my bes fren memories that can't be red, cheers 2 I2 yrs, sumr of 84, Cheryl, Die Spaz thks 4 ben my frenz! Mom8t Dad thks Luv U a lot, Grandpa 8: Ma luv u. FUTURE PIANS: Liv 4 ever wit hapyness, S, frenz -n- family get a new car, House job. 154 Seniors KIMMETT, WENDI Windal FAVORITE SAYING: Classical ACTIVITIES: friends, water skiing, photography, and just having a good time. MEMORIES: KP, GB, BG, SB, FS, LA, DO, JT, MH, CM, FUTURE PLANS: Become a famous model. Get married to Billy Gann and be happy. KING, MICHELE Beebop FA VORI T E SA YING: I'll do it later ACTIVITIES: Majorette 84-85, Var- sity Cheer 86-87, Drama 86-87. MEMORIES: My dancing days wf KC, Acting days wf Drama 1-2 fare- well to my ex bows: AH, SS, RL, BP, JR, A2 PD, always FUTURE PLANS: Acting in theatre 8 television. Stay sin- gle for a long time 8: eventually marry, lead a crazy life my MR2. KINNALLY, MARGARET ANN Margie FAVORITE SAYING: Honey AC- T I VI T IES: JV cheer, VB, BB, V track, Tennis 3-4 SR. ACT. MEMORIES: Grt x's wf CV, TO, KG, JK MS, MB, TL, :Q The Gang ASB lunch bunch, Tuna Boat, My I8 BD Party xmas dances, Talks on shpne wf good frenz, TL B-day wfcows, cheerd L camp, BXF wf TO. I luv U family Thanx Gram's. FUTURE PLANS: Coll, career, 3, Travel, get married, 10 kids! be happy! KIRK, HEATHER Butch FA VORITE SA YING: Have fun MEMORIES: Disneyland with Susan, Barry 8 Pete. Buffy, Susan, Robert and Wendy. Gang to camp with Buffy. Hun- tington Beach and Magic Mountain with Susan FUTURE PIANS: go to Europe, finish college, get married A2 have fun wflife. Stay friends with Su- san. KITTEN, NANCY Kitty FAVORITE SAYING: I'm Chipped ACTIVITIES: frosh vp, yrbook '84, jrnalism 84. MEMORIES: X -Dnc wf PG, Sum '86 wf JH- SDSU SCAM! Movies wfScQE-Animal! B.Bud wf Hufr growing up wfAA thanx, Blondes 4-ever? C. Mrfy's wfJVdAR H-B-Day! Fun wfRythmn Blues Frenz 4-ever AA, SH, MP, TP, JV,AR, MB Luvya! DB- nrd Alert! No Big! Hang Loose '87 FU- TURE PIANS: College Int. Trade NY Create Scandal!! h KLUECK, SHA WN D. Klpopli FAVORITE SAYING: I don't Know ACTIVITIES: Drill team, color guard, Service Corps, Nippon Anime, Boo MEMORIES: Tanya Howard, Leigh Ann, Traci Bradford, Sean Torbett, Dean New bury, Darrin Isham, Ist Date, Kim Herrington, Swim meets, long nights, Military Ball, Christmas Dance, Romantic Dinners, ROTC. FU- TURE PIANS: College, Army Com- mission KOLEN, PHIL HHawk I! ACTIVITIES: Pole vault, Track, Hik- ing MEMORIES: Meeting Christie, Track, CIF, Friends, DM, JH, CH, FUTURE PIANS: Own construction company, Airforce LLL LALIMA, MICHELLE Marie MEMORIES: Great x's wf Bst frenz KC, KS, KA, L.l, KP, 8 KL. 10-I wf Ken L. I 'll always love you baby! rollin' at olan lmillsl wfKA, LD, AM, JS, JM, NK, :Q Ml lnch with, finally gng out wf JH, to AF-y can't we get just one? You're 1 of a kind 8 I Luv ya. FUTURE PLANS: GC, have a good x, married, 2 or 4 kids, be rich, go to heav- en, thnx mom ddad! U Guys r the best! I Love You IA FOND, RANDY FAVORITE SAYING: None AC- TIVITIES: football I-3, Track 1-4 MEMORIES: Parking lot antics with MH dancing with KP, JL, B's with KF, TW, MH, KP, SO, SW, Let's Hit the courts! KP, JL, I 5 yrs with RP. Summer of 85 with TW. Good times with PE, KP, TW, JL, MH, KF, SO, KP, KO, Bye NG, DH, Thanks Mom Merf BP with MM FUTURE PLANS: Bake on the Beach in Jamaica and not worry about money LOPEZ, SONIA ACTIVITIES: Going to MB, LJ, shpping, dncing, goof-n-off wfHmr HD 8 Frosco. MEMORIES: Bst buds wfHH, DF, KC, RB, LB, bech days wf Spaz, river tr, 85, EF Y84 8 86, BF 's wf T.E., good x's wfgang, cuttin rugs wf Boog, FUTURE PIANS: go to cllge, live on Bch. wfHH, travel, get rich, marry a rich man, be happy. T hnx for puttin up wfme MJD, I LK LOVEIADIC TINA Luver ACTIVITIES: X-cntry, JV cheer 2, V cheer 3-4. MEMORIES:Anthony 5-3- 86, Ldrshp cmp, ski wf T O cheer cmps wfCV, IA wfTO, VW stall lno gasj17 b-day lcowsj sum 86 wfBub, fnd rng, hmcning, 86, limo wfBub, cheerbuds, CV, KK, SIC SJ, TO, MK, KG, I luv u all, spec. x's wfBub, I'l alwys luv u. FUTURE PIANS: coll., marry, fam, Luv u M :Q D, GD, LK, LIL bro. Luv u Bub. MMM MAGNEIL, CHRIS Deadhead FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well. AC- TIVITIES: Phto. Clb. MEMORIES: all my friends I 'll leave behind. FU- TURE PIANS: Prty til Sept., attend Law classes at Southwestern. MALINOSKI, AMIE Psyche FA VORI T E SAYING: Don 't give up on me. ACTIVITIES: little bit of every- thing. MEMORIES: x-mas dance, prom, trying out for hmcmng, times wf my frnds. FUTURE PLANS: Move to Australia, cllge, marry guy wf accent, becme famous scientist. not necessarily in that order. MANROE, BOB FAVORITE SAYING: Yaa, c-ya, chic- chic boom I0c yeah. ACTIVITIES: Bassitfor Midway, bowling WW. MEMORIES: life wfScott, Kane, Dawn, T om, Dave, Jerry, Kevin, Mid- way at Prspct, pards, lck in. Kane's, nts wf Scott. job at Mac's formals, pre- calwfJoey, Kon. Kathy's math help. Lunch and Uno games wf the grup. TA for Mnt. C wf Scott, Tom, thnx to mom 8 dad. FUTURE PLANS: cllge, SSS. MARINO, LORET TA Squeaky ACTIVITIES: swim I, ski club 1, key club I MEMORIES: prom 85, 87, x- mas dance 86, Eddie Murphy wfRA, workn at BK, fun x's 8 memrs wfleri Weri. lte nght talks wfPee Wee. bng crzy wfJR, BK, TS, RA, AM, FM, SE, JM, FUTURE PLANS: cllge, find a trveling career :Q see the world. marry di be happy. thnx mom I! dad, I luv u. MARINO, TONY lTOMMYj Stallion FA VORITE SAYING: how oh doing. . . man? ACTIVITIES: martial arts, aer- obics,ft-ball sutfng. MEMORIES: all 3 yrs I 've been here have been memories. FUTURE PIANS: seU made million- aire, allplnnd out. gttng married when goal is reached. MAROLYN, CAROLYN MEMORIES: being able to go to schll wfJimmy.' FUTURE PLANS: becom- ing Jimmy's wU'e. lookin forward to shring our entire lives together. I luv you Jimmy. MARSHALL, MICHELLE Mishy FAVORITE SAYING: Hey dude. MEMORIES: limo 85 wf WW, LD, DE, TH, bst of times wfMO, LE, CA, MD, PP, MA, TV CM, SM, CE, ES, Lil Cesars pizza-I luv u all. TV - La? we luv LA? 17-b-day wfPPfMDf CM. mting PP- thnx. FUTURE PLANS: mve out wf LE. lve life to fullestm trav- el, meet ES MJD-I made it. RJC-I luv you. MARTIN, JASON Walrus FAVORITE SAYING: live lUe to the fullest ACTIVITIES: working on POS Mustang, playing bass skin diving beack parties MEMORIES: Starting band with Camel Rad xs with KM, RW, DO, PW, GGJ animal M FUTURE PLANS: Survive become a profissional something, make a name for myseU J be happy MARVIN, CHARLES Face Plant Bam Bam ACTIVITIES: WP, FC MEMORIES: ATG, RM, MV IBFJ GK, AO, KR par- ties Fans. My satin child love you CF, DS, ON, OUT of control thanks Mike and M-older women SAT T FUTURE PLANS: Pga after Brooke L crazy life. Help people Die young. MATHIS, PATRICIA Sam FAVORITE SAYING: Chill out! AC- TIVITIES: JV BB 1,2 VBB 3 vol ball I MEMORIES: Hollwn wfMJ, TO, MJ, Mission beach met MJ, DC, TO, TG, TW, TB FUTURE PLANS: Degree in psychology ffamilyj be wealthy 8: con- tinue my relationship wf Mike, be hap- py always Luv U Mom! MAYFIELD, PATRICIA Scooter FA VORI T E SA YING: Give me a brake! ACTIVITIES: I year Senior class committee, I year photo club, I year key club, peer counselor MEMORIES: Best friends to remember, BIF I my boyfri ensj CI, GS, MH, JP, SW, PM, SW, MB, CH, LH, DG, DB, SA, CM, ES, CV, PM, RC, MO, CR, DD, TB, KW, KR, RY, KG, The special memo- ries with Carolyn Jones Jenny Scott and Jenny Palmer the nuts special thanks to mom and dad for all your help I luv you all. FUTURE PLANS: attend John Casablanca modeling agency, at- tend Grossmont college for two years, then transfer to San Diego, State, ma- jor in psychology McALLISTER, KELLY kel gel FAVORITE SAYING: huh? MEMORIES: Fun X's wfRE,- Pre- cious moments wfRG 8-I0-85! Prvt talks wf RF: thnx RB 4 stndng by me- Luv Ya! thnx mom A2 dad 4 your sup- port-told ya I 'd make it! Spcl thnx to bst bd RE: nvr coulda made it wf out u! Watch out world, here I come! FU- TURE PIANS: Live it up! Ride into snst wfMr. Right! Precious mo- ments-will they last 4-ever? McCASKEK KIMBERLEY Kimmers FA VORITE SAYING: Oh my gaud! No way!H MEMORIES: Be'n frenz wf TW fcongratulationj EF, BR, Mikee fby nowj DM lgoing wlkn to se MBJ DF lsee ya at Fletcher Hills Universi- tyj Be'n best buds wf Tara. Gettin my scoot Hangin wfgoon sqad, I love you Mom A2 Poppy U2 Seam! Nikki! FU- TURE PLANS: Go to college major in Oceanography-maybe get a job McENTIRE, SUZI ..Liz,, ACTIVITIES: Cheer 2, ASB 3,4 Cmp trips wfSA Xmas dance wfDT, SH, TH, Boyd Jr! Beach House, July Spe- cial X'S TB INXS! IAlanj 8 hr. Hearst rd 86 31 nerds Dwn S wfeveryone Bff SA! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, get rich be happy. McGUINESS, STEVE Mugs ACTIVITIES: Football, Track MEMORIES: X's wf all my friends David G 5475, Troy N 572, Doug S 354, Kim G, Kathy R, Leighann S, Raeanne R, John B, Charmy Z, Dawn Z, Margi G, Ali S, Eric UC sophomore year wf Sloane C. FUTURE PLANS: Live a long life McLEOD, JEANINE A. FAVORITE SAYING: Oh well! AC- TI VI T IES: Frsty F lppng 86, Acdm Dec 2, Acdm leg 3, SS capt., CSF scwc I HM, 2pl, Mt NM Ppl wk MEMO- RIES: Bstfrnz- Kim, Suzi, Sneff Jen, Reg, Pat, David, RMC John, Chris, Reb, Deb, Marci, Charles, Gaby, Cal, Deb, Mikey, Chem, Evol, OG, FBDO, Grad ngt 86, Davey's Dmples, KMCP, Foo, Movies, Creepos, H ystry Hmcmng, Rnk Wr, Luv U MJED FUTURE PLANS: Col, LS, Lwr, Jdg, Sc McNABB, LISA ACTIVITIES: Journalism I2 yrsj The consultant- Entertainment Editor-n- Staff writer MEMORIES: Spooky, T ina, Stacey, Amy Ilene-luv u, Jason, so tall, so cute, glad we're close again Susan-Found U. Mr. H, Frav A, Mrs. B, Mrs. Sch- Thank you. Mom -n- John, Meggie - A. Gale, Struggled, but make it. FUTURE PIANS: Dye hair pink, write some novels A2 retire McNEARNEK KEVIN FAVORITE SAYING: Let's hit the beach! dudes ACTIVITIES: Soccer - 3 yrs MEMORIES: Playing soccer wf PM, MG, KE, JF, JZ, AB, soccer games wf KC, PM, JS, MG, SH, X- mas dance 86 wfSH, Grad Nite wf buds, Beach, wild fiesta's at Jason's es- tate wf Best pals JM, PW, DO, RW, MA, GG and the animal LM! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, get married and have 2 kids, lead a successful life. MEDINA, CARMEN Carmmie MEMORIES: I love u Dad, thanx, CR, TK, SS, BB, -n- especially Donnie, I love U, Bst F renz CR, keep in touch, Thanks to all my friends for all the love and support FUTURE PLANS: Bng wf DS, Success, marriage, kids, happiness McLENDEZ, FRANK EDWARD FAVORITE SAYING: Gotta Believe in yourseU. . . or no one will believe in , you. ,MEMQRIES: Mon8tDad!-Ilu U! Rip wf Jej Ryan. Fraud R- Shred riplings. Metallica rules! If in doubt, lstn to KGB. 230 N373W-LNV59: wie, EVH, K. Hammet, C. Goldie. MARSHALL There is no substitute. FUTURE PLANS: Pheonix Inst. Tech, Play GUITAR until my fngers fall of MESSENGER, MARK MRM FAVORITE SAYING: Ah you know MEMORIES: Getting married FU- TURE PIANS: Too stay married and have a nice house. MODICA, MELISSA FAVORITE SAYING: I'm Stoked! ACTIVITIES: Soccer I, y-book 2-4, Campus Life 3-4 MEMORIES: Sumr 86 wfSl4C SM, JA Lbr dy, Jr. yr. wf Mark, lnch wfSW4QTJ, Moped ride wf SW ELEC. buds TP, SW, RA, LM, Lost in IA spcl X6s wfSWC RA, TJ,JA, BB, TV, THE RAIN RBL YELL, X -mas dance wf John. FUTURE PLANS: Go to CLG, B a lwyr, marry, have a baby, C the world, I LUV U MOM 45 DAD!! STACEK U R THE BEST' MORBEU, MELANIE ACTIVITIES: Class office 2-4, Cam- pus Ltfe, 2-4 MEMORIES: Best of times wfJD, RA, NC, DH, Gradnite 8: Prom '86 .Q '87 Wk atAfC wfATMR. MC, CM, ML, Camping, parties, dancing Summer '86 wf TN Thanks for everything Mom A2 Dad. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, have career working with children, Be happy always MORISON, GAVIN '4Sopo ACTIVITIES: Fishing MEMORIES: JU, JG, BP, SW, KP, SB, VL, RP, Giermo Cmping '86 wf MS. KAP, PW, JB, JV, EW, SM, TH, Wane Blu Bal CLB, SM CJ ME, Now that's a far! yeah Si Brother, x-mas dance 86 wf T J, M ik Q STPH. Mrne BIO wf Mr. C, KP, MR, Fshin wf SD, DV, Hook Em Fritz! FUTURE PLANS: Mve to Rvrside Q make lots of 88m lve lye to fullest, b- happy, ILY Ma, Pa, MOLLET JR., ROBERT ALVIN Twilight and Weasel FA VORITE SA YING: Well all right!! ACTIVITIES: SMC 2-4 MEMORIES: Hume 85 6286 Alarm Concert wfDG, WD Mgc, Mtn. wfSC Fun X's wfJR, RS, MB. MC, DH, EN, RK, WD, SC, JV, SB, Love U Mom :Q Dad Thanx!! LATESKI!! FUTURE PIANS: College join Lou crew and hope to become top Louie-marry a gid- get-have a way bogue life- and go to heaven MOORE, RHONDA Ronny FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Yeah!! ACTIVITIES: Singing,,playing the pi- ano. I like to dance and have a great time. MEMORIES: I'll always re- member my favorite teacher Mr. friends Cindy and Michelle in my his- tory class. FUTURE PLANS: To attend a small nursing school and start out in an entertaining field MORGAN, VICKI Vic ACTIVITIES: Dancing, volley ball swimming MEMORIES: Growing up wf Shannon. Weekends at bay wf friends. Having the best Bros. and lov- ing parents. Beginning of a beautUul life wf Mike T. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate from JC wf degree in Busi- ness. Own dance studio and share in profits as well as happiness w f husband IMIKEQ and children. MOSCOSO, PAUL Pablo FAVORITE SAYING: Oy!!!! AC- TIVITIES: Soccer Jyrs. Track 2yrs CAMPUS LIFE MEMORIES: Good X 's wf Denise, Stuck at San Onofre wf JH Al KR MT. B-day di Punchbowlpar- ty at my house .IH :Q KR got caught- FRNCH class wf MR all my friends at SHS KR, YO, ME, AC, ON, DO FU- TURE PLANS: School, Soccer, Be- come good Psychologist or lawyer, get married, surf till I 'm over 70 MOYER, ANGELA K. Angus ACTIVITIES: Surviving through my last year at Santana MEMORIES: Getting wierd wf RL and DS Talking to Mr. White during lunch SAYING: So what UI'm loud? ACTIVITIES: Talking to anyone who'll listen. Meet- ing as many people as I could MEMO- RIES: Becoming B-friends wf Penny. EFY-SDSU Should we run? Noze- hairs. Bugging everyone. Tricia LP, TC. SB. KH, DP, FUTURE PIANS: Grossmont, Stay happy, Move in with PE, go to Switzerland, Marry NAGATSUKA, NORIKO FA VORITE SA YING: Tommorow never comes ACTIVITIES: I-Club MEMORIES: Thanx 4 Rick Ev, Rach, and Bev. Big Hug 4 Tammy, r, SK, AT The summer of '86 and 3 yrs of staying in US are my treasures. I love you all!!! . . . and I'Il miss you. FUTURE PLANS: Be a translator or writer. NEEL, ERIC Bob FAVORITE SAYING: Surf all day, rage all night ACTlVITIES: Surfing, 3-wheeling, skiing, jet skiing, photog- raphy, school MEMORIES: Surf ses- sions wfMB, KR, MH, DE, GHC JL, Desert trips wfKF, PN, TW, MT, LC. Partyin wfDF, Girls, ski trips wfMB, GW, DF, BMX WXGW, MB. FUTURE PLANS: Go to SDSU become an archi- tect - Get married and hoyeaskidsvr two Live near the beach in San Diego. NEUENSWANDER, TROY UI-3Jr HrMEMORIES:FroshyrXs MUSIC. Randall Rhoads-gone bt nt Yackey Rstr. Training. My music Baby-cakes 'f l' : AJ- .- 'f-:I :If - 5. :- 1- ' H :..f.... -f -fl 1 !f SAYING: Gosl:L!! Af- KH, cheer ldrshp cmp 85 RV, RD, ST LASH!DIARYOFA MADMAN. Yng- Show Chorus experience. All my T I VIT IES: football I-4, Baseball 2-4, Seniors 155 track MEMORIES: DG JB, lDSgKRf, AS, ES, KS, SW, SM, BR, GG, KDSQSCJ, fJN:NCf, RR, CZ, KK, KG, MB, RA, LB, MM, JD, MK, CS, and all the others, SGWC, X-mas dance, prom, gradnite FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, become wealthy, have fun!!! NE WLAND, JENNIFER FAVORITE SAYING: Give me a break ACTIVITIES: 2 yrs choir and glee MEMORIES: 4 great yrs with JF, unforgettable Wed. nites, aher-school fun. Surprise RING in 85. Hard times 84-85. P.B. concerts, summer 86. April 86 and Dog 85. THANX FOR ALL YOUR LOVE AND SUPPORT JF AND MOM LUV U BOTH M.T.A. XO!L' FUTURE PIANS: Marry JF, Be Zgether 4ever, be8, Give April our best and a career in business. NICHOLSON, DA VID Mickey ACTIVITIES: Football, baseball, Campus Life MEMORIES: My friends J 81 CB, BW, MB, MS, LV, SPIAZ the story on the bus on the way to Escondido. AW and my parents FU- TURE PIANS: To get a job, make some dinero, and have a fiesta. NIELSON, JEFF Thrust FAVORITE SAYING: Right On ACTIVITIES: 3 wtrpolo, 4 swm, 1 scr MEMORIES: Evry 6 min. shrapling above Charlie wfSSS-FROG, 15+ wf Frog, FRDY nites wf all the Gang RG, FB, MS, MD, JD, EP, Many dawn pa- trols at hospitals, SM. Buying Boots wfJK, Surfing wfSSS, Frog, RG, JK, MS, JD, DMW. THNXMa-Pa,fam. dl God for love. FUTURE PLANS: Get a shack on Beach and get mucho 88 OOO O'DEA, MICHELE Mousey FAVORITE SAYING: Hip! AC- TIVITIES: News Ed. 3-4, VP Fash Club 3-4 MEMORIES: JH, luv ya! need ya! Deb may the force B wfu Fun parties, shows wfMR, RS, CS, Claud, SDQIA wfMK, CC, PZ, 45 MJ. RS U R beautUul! Luv yah' alwayz. MR still luv ya MM plez tk care! Luv u mom 8: dad, sis, I need you guys! FUTURE PLANS: be a writer, stay with RS, move to Canada or France. OHLSSON, TRA CI Bubba FA VORITE SA YING: Yee-haw! ACTIVITIES: SOCCER 1-2, work at HGH MEMORIES: Beach wfmy buds SCon11f31f86 to 12f2f86 Thnxgving 85-86 Remembering NH wfS V, OBJMS concerts, x-mas dance 12186 Thnx to TG, PM, SV, AD, and all oth- ers for being my pals. FUTURE PLANS: Stay single, young 8: wild, Marry? Kids? SUM' Graduate from 2 or more yrs college . . . Ma, Pa, 81 God I Luv UM' 156 Seniors OLIVER, SCOTT Sparta FAVORITE SAYING: The demon is out ACTIVITIES: BB 2-4, FB 2, S 2- 4 Campus Life 2-4, ASB 4 MEMO- RIES: Thanx for all the X's Guys - MS, DG, KQ, ES, AC, SIC RP, KF, T PK VC, MH, AS, GX KR, JB, MA, SS, MR, SMC MI, KP, JH, TB, PM, BR, HT, Dance 84 MB, Sorry 4 what happened Lara! Thanx LB 4 everything. Court 86 it was fun. I luv U Mom 8: Dad FUTURE PLANS: College, get married late 20's, have 6 kids Play baseball. OLMSTEAD JR., DOUGLAS E. ACTIVITIES: At ECHS Ftbl 1-2, Student Council Rep. 1, At Santana: Lots of working at LC. MEMORIES: At ECHS: Nic Chumps TP, JC, JT, JS, 8 TT. At Santana: '71 Chevelle: Friends PW, JM, RW, KM, DI, WH, RC, KR, :Q all ofmy buds in my many classes. Last but not least . . . GRADU- AT ION!!! FUTURE PLANS: Gross- mont, SDSU, Notre Dame - Business degree - Wealth beyond dreams. OLSON, TAMEE Tam FAVORITE SAYING: Honey AC- TIVITIES: Campus Life, ASB asst. Class office ASSI1 MEMORIES: Go- ing out wfKG, CK MS, MK, TL, di the gang. ASB lunch bunch, laughing, as- sem. Tuna Boat TL B-day wf cows. MK 18 B-day. BF wfMK. AMC gang. X- mas dance 86 wfDon I luv U DON. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to CLLGE, become kindergarten teacher. Marry Don and travel and live a happy and full lU'e together. ORTIZ, MISTYALLYSON Jammer and Monica FAVORITE SAYING: I love you Seany ACTIVITIES: Peer Counsel- ing 2 yrs. Homecoming 1986. MEMO- RIES: The Cure 1985. Thompson Twins and OMD 1986. Anarchy picnic 1985. ST RA T US Meeting Sean T roxel 1986. F un times with friends and family. Sea World with Sean T roxel. My pal Trent Burns, 9th-12th. FUTURE PLANS: Keep in touch with friends. Go to Col- lege become a successful attorney. Get married and live a long happy lUe. Thanks Mom :Q Dad I love youll' OSBORN, HEATH Ozzy ACTIVITIES: Football, Ski Club, go- ing to concerts, going to parties. MEMORIES: Pals: MA, MP, JA, GV, MC. Going to parties wfMA, MC, De- sert trips 86, Ozzy, AC XDC concerts, Mom 8 Dad. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, major in telecommunications, earn S58 and live wild but safe lUe. OTENBURG, EDDIE Eddie O FA VORITE SAYING: Na-Uh!! AC- TIVITIES: CLS Cmp. Lf MEMO- RIES: Jock Row, SNO:ditch wf guys, Kev-RC-I Low Bugs, 3-wheeling: RVER trip, March 25, 1st day RC -DS, X's wfRC, JG, TO, CI, CG fMis bayf, JV, 8 JR, flunchj MC fcookiesj, Eng 442 Germ CLS, Sha Huf yer hot!! Jen vry spcl. GRLSLU CLTHS!L' Kris U Rebel! NE I else?? God Bless! FUTURE PIANS: SDSU, Maj in something, Marriage? I love you Eric and Evan 6 Mom and all 4 IL OVEROSS, PAUL R. Paul E. Wogg H FA VORI T E SAYING: Doubts Babe, ACTIVITIES: Drama 1-8s, Drama Club MEMORIES: HeideRae, Brid- gets B-day party, MC, TS, SCREAM, Arsenic, Mousetrap, Ms. Morgan 8: Ms. Foster Dad 8: Mar, Mc D's, JW, BHC Up the Down, Drama scum, the witch, lunch bunchk, TS lsisj FUTURE PLANS: Broadway andf or Hollywood Star wfHS in movies Only The Best For US. OVERST REE T , DA WN Spaztic female MEMORIES: Hangin out with Sis and loving David - my two best friendz - Thanx for everything Ma di Pa Love you little brother. FUTURE PLANS: Beauty school, cosmotologist then own- ing my own stores Someday a family. PPP PADDOCK, KEN Cotton FAVORITE SAYING: Dont'cha feel like a bowl of fruit ACTIVITIES: Tennis Volleyball, flat-top trimmings, nightly activities, :Q my Sr. yr. MEMORIES: Good times wfMR, MB, TUC AB, in GTW School memories wf AC PM, RL, VC, KF, TMC DS, MH, TF, KH, Favorite class - Kangas- chem, oceanography, Cunningham, More good times wf RP, RM CL, DP, ES. FUTURE PLANS: Become on of the lifes biggest joker. PADILIA, RAUL Rew ACTIVITIES: BB 1-4, FB 1-4 MEMORIES: Best Buds: TW, MS, TH, DH, MH, KP, TB, GU, CH, PM, JD, AB, Thanx for being there 6-26-86 TR TWC BP, MS, Loving wfTB. Slapin it in my S-10 Parties wfSBC Hcing 86 prom 86 87 Sat Nite M'S Casa. TW's room TW .Q MS ILU. FUTURE PLANS: College, own a restaurant marry 'n' have a little Rock-n-uno and never grow up. Dad 8: Mom ILU. PALMER, JENNE Jen-babe FA V ORI T E SA YING: I t's the simplest thing in the world to know what you want ACTIVITIES: Photo 2-4, Yrbk 4, Key 2-4, Swim 3-4, Sr. Pub. 3 MEMORIES: Rad X's wfJS, CJ, JM. Brkfst Clb , Summer wfguyz SS, JR, MA, SO, Best Bud AE, We still got it! Oct. 6810 Dyno! X's wf VS my buddy TB, 10-31 SF, 11-1 SS, lostL' Luv U Mom 8 Dad!! FUTURE PLANS: USD-SDSIL 83, and find true love. PARKER, LAURA Laura Jean FAVORITE SAYING: GOSH, Gee, Darn!! AC T I VI T IES: Sprt C lb, Hmn, Rel. 3-4, Ftb gms Ji DNS MEMO- RIES: GT WC DH 8-16-86, BB-tw AB, TS, DG, EP, Shlm Bds LL 8 SS Sh DNC 86 wfAB, TUC PHTwfNN-thnks 4 lgs 8 gd. tms wfDC, MO, KR, MB, AK. T hnks MP4 everything. LNCH wf TW, AB, TS, LM, AP BDS. TW, TBH, JS, JB, LGS, AND GT. TIMES. FU- TURE PLANS: GJC 88, SWfDH 4- everg Mrge fam kds. PARR, ALLISON L. Parr-Dip FAVORITE SAYING: I'm Sorry! ACTIVITIES: Being dumb with PM JB, KL, fights wfTony K MEMO- RIES: Crazy frosh yr. Partys at PW bus wfJB at GHS. Best Buds wfPW, TB, JB, KL, Taging along wf TB Party at DE 8 Gu Dedmode wfPW thanx, 86 Sumer wf T K PW, Ur special. T YUR- AQT History wfGushwa TA 4 MS. K Wuv U all Bye SHS. FUTURE PLANS: Be happy and help others be happy thanx Mom 8 Dad PARTNER KELLI MEMORIES: Good X 's at Steve's wf MC, BS, To MC 8: BS I Love you guys!!! Tom C. I 'm so glad we became the best of friends. We've had some pretty unforgetable X 's together. The Smmr of 86 wf KC I'll never forget X 's we spent Zgether UR the greatest GoodX's wfKC, JG, HH, SLAND RB, U guys are the best. Don't forget me!! FUTURE PLANS: Become rich and famous. Live wfMC and be happy. PENDLE T ON, DARLENE D4 WN Darlene Babino, Punks ACTIVITIES: Photo Club, Spirit Club MEMORIES: Special frienz CS, J8iJ, JH, AG, SM, SC Learning to drive wf C insayg workin out wfJanna, Jan was that a horse: Partyn wfJH J CS 9-19- 86 Gemco mem. 62 frenz: New yrs eve party- SM 62 JD Try :Q get in Florida wfcourt: mm wfJH 8: CS FUTURE PLANS: Being happy, lots of 8, family and FRENS. PETTICE, THOMAS EVERETT Winnie the Pooh FAVORITE SAYING: Right! AC- TIVITIES: Drama MEMORIES: Great times with all my friends and lunch time. TK, RS, CA, RF, CB, JD, CC, RL, DH, DB, SH, HB, TB, A2 much more rotten times with TC FUTURE PLANS: become an actor and go to col- lege. , PHILLIPS, TIM Puppet FA VORITE SA YING: Wellya know ACTIVITIES: playing football, going to the beach, surfing with the boys, I I playing baseball, etc. MEMORIES: Being with the guys, having a steady girlfriendsurfing, think about getting a job. PHILLIPS, BESSY Bessa FAVORITE SAYING: Partyin at Mike's also kicking back at KD 8: GP 8 spending t1w SS MEMORIES: Mass confusion at Mex. w1ME TM J TC An unforgetable nite w1BC at De- peche Mode 8 Beach KD, GP, MH, DS, :Q GG you guys are great! Secret moments w1SS I luv U. FUTURE PIANS: BE rich, get married, have lots of brats PHIPPS, DOUG FAVORITE SAYING: 2 yrs of JK swim team I yr, parties at Buahach stats for V basketball concerts at arena MEMORIES: Great times w1RK, JW, RR, SC, SC, SK, DL, TD, JG FUTURE PLANS: UC Grossmont to be moder- ately rich marry and model PICKARD, SCOTT FAVORITE SAYING: T hats special, bonus pts oh sure ACTIVITIES: Track 2 yrs PF MEMORIES: Great times w1lIEHj TW, JD FUTURE PLANS: Go Navy, Go med school, be filthy rich. better times w1EH PIETERSON, TAUNA Sweet cheeks FAVORITE SAYING: you're crazy ACTIVITIES: 'O class officers class assistant '2 publicity -2 human rela- tions MEMORIES: Football games w1 Jen thanx Jen FUTURE PLANS: Go to a JC then to USD become an Eng teach- er get married have many children thanx Mom 8 Dad I Luv U. PITKEN, JEFF Jfffy - FAVORITE SAYING: What up AC- TIVITIES: Spending all my time with Michelle. Going shopping, movies, lunch, dinner. MEMORIES: May 1986 - Got with MM. Oct. 1986 Six month anniversary. Thanks Michelle Love You Jeffy. KB JV LM MT MA. June 1987 Graduation. Thanks Mom ti Dad. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college and get a degree. Eventually marry Mi- chelle and have babies. PITMAN, VIRTIE KAIANI Kaliapee FAVORITE SAYING: Whaaat AC- TIVITIES: Going out with Friends, Water skiing, spending time with spe- cial Friends. MEMORIES: The San- tee Iocals: M. Animal Salani, Bo Ampcase Doyle, Squid KB, Meet- ing J. Dermody I Who always looks nicej Love Ya! All the Rad Beach Ses- sions, Special Fun Times with: J. Der- mody :Q JL Think Not? You know so. AlsoJ. Dennis MM RA JP8 JP. Meet- ing A very special person Margie K. FUTURE PIANS: Much of the same:-1 Get married, have a family .Q have some real fun. PIZZOTO, KEVIN Z oat ACTIVITIES: ASB, track, JVfb, CL 1-4, MEMORIES: K -mart, go-carts, limo rides, sideway sweatshirts, late night paper runs, snow trips, togas, one way streets. ES JB DS MB HL KS MS KK TB SUD KQ HJ I luv u all. Tim remember airbands? Randy we had fun. Spending time with WW, I 'll always luv u. FUTURE PIANS: Graduate, get a job. God, I hate that thought! Thanks mom. POIAND, LEAH MEMORIES: Beach with Tammi, Christy, and Veronica. The wildest summer I 've ever had, summer of '86. Spending time with T om. M y car! FUTURE PIANS: Attend Cosmoto- logy College. Marrying T om, and being happy. PONGRACZ, BOB Euphoria FAVORITE SAYING: Gimme more! Pack me some more! MEMORIES: Bud Green BF, RT, CE, JE, AR, SH, Benders Gov. class. FUTURE PIANS: Skiing Matternhorn, surfing Pipeling, skateing pro circut. PREAL, REBECCA ANN Becca FAVORITE SAYING: You brat!1C.B.j ACTIVITIES: Tennis 1-2, ASB 4. MEMORIES: 9-27-85 Brandon en- tered my life, I Luv You! x's with close friends NK, RR, SH, meeting Charles A2 our frst date 6-30-86, I Luv You A Whol Lotta! mom, dad, thanx for every- thing, your both the best. I Luv You! FUTURE PIANS: Go to G.C. trans. to UCSD, major in Phy. Therapy. Be with C.B. forever. PRICE, KIMBERLYANN Kimmy ACTIVITIES: Beaches, partying with friends MEMORIES: Meeting Chris Baillif back by the music room in '83. Friends DS, MJ, TJ, RR, ST, BM, LD. Concerts Van Halen '84, '86. Teachers SH, DM, SB. FUTURE PlANS:Mar- ried to CB, having 2 kids 8: being a cosmetologist. I Love U Mom IQ Dad, Rick Love U Chris . PRYOR, ERIK FAVORITE SAYING: Better late than never. ACTIVITIES: H20 polo 1-2, swim team 1-2 MEMORIES: Gettin tgthr and going out w1Denise. Rollin the trck w1Jefjf Gettin my Ist car, get- tin a better car. M y frnds RS, JA, BB, LP, RT, JN, DW, RG, D. Havinfun w1 bro and bst bud John. FUTURE -PLANS: Go to college, marry.Denise and lead a long .Q hppy life tgthr. RRR JL-QAISEK 'KA THLEEN ERIN ACTIVITIES: Chr 2-3-4, Sr. Prm, JA, KC 1-2, CL, Jr. Hr. Gd. MEMORIES: WD.C. w1Hufr, Silver x-mas dnc '84, '85, '86, V Dnc '85 ILU Doug - Pirets, x's w1frnz: tp bubl, KK, Hoy, SM 's txi, Eng trps, Ice Skatn' w1 Slne, Rae Skid , MB's Slmbr, Comps, Chr Cmp 84-86: RALLY N it Dec, Large Marge . FUTURE PLANS: SDSU, tchr, mry, 2 kids, Be happy, Heaven, I made it mom, dad, Lori, .Q BJ. I Love You! RANKIN, ANNA FA VORI T E SA YING: We must always have old memories and young hopes. MEMORIES: Mammoth w1 LR, fun w1 NK, DH, JH, AW, JK JR, Concerts and wishful thinking, T .S., Rio, Matsu, watching the growths and changes. FU- TURE PLANS: Success and happiness always! I love you mom and dad! RANSIL, BRAD P. Nipple-Nose FAVORITE SAYING: What's up!AC- TIVITIES: 2-4 tennis team: Show Chorus at S.H.S. P.J.M.S. - Bel chant MEMORIES: Being w1 friends AM, PS, DB, RW, MM, SC, DO, 8: others. Going to parties, beach, going to MM and winning state finals, Job at Wally's :E friends. Many thanks from mom :Q dad 8: bro. for support and care. FUTURE PLANS: Coll. - SDSU, or U.C. Berkley, or Stanford fgraduatej: Being happy and successful as a Busi- ness or comm. major. RAYMOND, RAEANNE Rae ACTIVITIES: CL 1-4, Class '87 MEMORIES: 2nd wind 84, ski 84-85, DC 85, X-mas dance 86, brm b, go- karts, sno trips, beach, ice blking, splat 18, the gang: esp. SC NM, AW, Wee, KG, CZ, TN, SW. Sum nites, Bob's SCF1s, all SW buds: esp. SU, CS, TK, RG, YAG . FUTURE PLANS: Attend college keep laffing. Enjoy life, cont. 2 grow w1 God. Thanx CS :Q TR 4 guid- ance, Luv u mom .Q dad. REAGAN, CHRISTIANNE MARIE Chrissy Baby FAVORITE SAYING: Yawza, your all tripin' out. I don't know!?!? ACTIVI- TIES: Going out for 86-87 homecom- ing court. MEMORIES: Strolling down the halls with JK, SR, Puttin' cans on top of lockers. FUTURE PLANS: Become a Border Patrol offi- cer, get married, and have a happy life with my family. REED, MARK Bird boy FA VORITE SAYING: What noisy cats are we . ACTIVITIES: Tns I-No- tin: VB-MayB: C.S.F.: Fash. state I-4 -D.N-.D. I-4: Harss Kng. Jr. Yr. MEMORIES: Frnz: KP, TW, MB, M.lB,AB-gms 4 evr, PM, VC, KF, MS! AT-Luv Ya! Cncts w1 TW: Cure: S.A.B., B.E.M., L.A.R, NO. Fun tms w1 Msining. Sctn '85'-Gn. Vy. Marshls Tnx MB Ad. Cmp, AP-Thnx Ms. S, Ms. B. FUTURE PLANS: Pndr meanx of lUe! Gto coll., Psyche? Marrge-no way! wrt. bk. ABt. 'Gms' Luv u M and D. Au Revoir! REED, ROBERT LYNN Spike FAVORITE SAYING: What the ll?C1B.L ACTIVITIES: tennis, surfing, watch- ing TZK and sleeping. MEMORIES: Hanging out with my friends and spending time with loved ones. FU- TURE PIANS: Make lots of money no matter how I do it. REXROAT, ALONZO The disk Wizard FAVORITE SAYING: To learn how to improve one must be defeated. AC- TIVITIES: Marching band, drum ma- jor, SDSU Jazz band. MEMORIES: Mr. Branten, Mr. Cunningham, sweep- stakes freshman 8: senior year, All band members di specialty corp. band buses, Tara. FUTURE PLANS: Music or Computers. RICO, CERENA FAVORITE SAYING: You're such a goon! MEMORIES: Meeting Jeff 101 5185. Getting 2-gether 10118185. ev- erything we've done . My ring 21161 86. Fun X's in fms. 22180 113. Hal- loween '86. Shadow mtn. Best frenz w1 Lori. Weekends in Arizona w1 Jeff Frenz- LB, CV, MK, TM, JH, MS, CG, MS, LL, LM. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college. Become a dental ass., Marry Jeff Have 1 kid. Be rich 8: happy. Thanks mom 4-everything. I Love You Jeff'. RILEK JOHN C. Rolo FAVORITE SAYING: uh . . . Well uh . . . Ya see uh. ACTIVITIES: S.M.C. 85, 86, 87, Tech team, tennis 86, 87 MEMORIES: College Ave Sr. hgh: Hume 84, 85, 86: S.M.C. crew: Ms. r geom: RAM, EB, DH, DS, LF, MB, RFK MC, RS, CS, EN, CI: ocean og,' ski trip 86, 87. FUTURE PIANS: Col- lege, join Lou Crew, mary Gidget, settle down to way bogue life, astro him and lateski planet earth to an ADI life in heaven. RINGER, JULIANNA Dinger FAVORITE SAYING: Neat your cool. ACTIVITIES: Soc. 2, Track 2-4, CC 3-4 Yrbk photo 4, fash club 4, Photo fun club 4. MEMORIES: CC league champ. Fun w1 JH, DH, CA, MS, SF, DM, ti CJ, beach learning to surf Thanx TS for always being their. ILU M .Q D. FUTURE PLANS: Go to SDSU, have 5 ci fun life, run NYC Marithon. ROBERTSON, GARY ACTIVITIES: Waterskingfor the day. MEMORIES: Going out with my friends. Going out on dates with very specialfpeople IR, JC, SB. Your all very special to me. FUTURE PLANS: I am Seniors 157 going to major in the police force and go to college at Grossmont for two years and then to state. A ROMERO, KEVIN The doc FAVORITE SAYING: Word ACTIVI- TIES: BB 1, Camp IU4 MEMORIES: Sum 84 GYM KF, X-mas D. wf Step, being wf Steph. Surfwf GK JH, PM. Stuck at onafre, Vegas trips with the guys. Greg thax for the 54. Disney trip with GX 8: KF. Disney trip with JH, ASE, CH, TG. Step I Luv u. FUTURE PIANS: Graduate go to college, marry Steph, 12 kids, live in Jamaca. ROSEN, JOEY LYNN Jo Kool FA VORI T E SA Y IN G: Snausages! AC- TIVITIES: Swm. 1-4, H20 Polo 1-4, mt. md. 2-4, Yrbk 4. MEMORIES: Nov. 3, 1984 ECVH Prom 85, snow wf MC 8: Uncle James, Mrs. J J 4 great yrs. Thanx Ervin 8 Guinan. Thanx Mom it was hard alone Love :Q respect 2 U, Luv U James, bot of U. FUTURE PLANS: Hawaii wfWA.K., HSU Art Mjr., Marry James 2 kids, Live in Mtns illus. Red Sonja, Wrtf ill child bks. Live, love and die wf God in heart. RUMPH, CYNTHIA Buckweat FA VORI T E SA YING: O tay Buckweatl ACTIVITIES: Working after school. MEMORIES: Parties wf JL, parkway bowl lg Leatherby's wfJL :Q CA, movies wf CN .Q R, roller skating, dances wf BL 8: friends, beach wf BL, stryper con- cert wf JL 8: BB, football games wf BL, Newport :Q Laguna Beach wf parents, flirting wf Chip A2 Scott, good times wf all my friends. FUTURE PLANS: Go in the Air Force, go to school, work in computers, live a long lye. RYAN, TAMMY LYNN Pancake's FAVORITE SAYING: Tight buns in 501's. ACTIVITIES: Camp Us Life, swim 3 yrs. Work. MEMORIES: Good times with AS, SL, AD, TS. Party on beach with DG, ED. Best memorie with AS AND SL. I love you guys. You two know who you are. FUTURE PIANS: Go to college in florida. Make lots of money. Get job in Airlines Maybe a fu- ture wf Doninic. Hopefully. Thanks mom, dad, Kay, Carlose. SSS SALINK MIKE FA VORITE SA YING: Smile sober style. ACTIVITIES: C. A.R.E. MEMORIES: Went to snow wf JP. First time ever but got into accident. Going to SN wfJW. FUTURE PLANS: Getting a GirUriens or a badly needed best friend. Going to J.C., be sober, live life 1 day at a time. - SAMPSON, DOUGLAS F. ACTIVITIES: FB 2,3,4, Soc 2,3,4 trak 2,3,4 Stu Govt 2,3,4 ASB, Campus Life. 158 Seniors MEMORIES: Great times with Kathy- I Love You, Having Fun with the broth- ers :Q sisters, Thanks mom 8: dad, GMB, GMS, GPS I Love You All. Bye Santana. FUTURE PLANS: College ...Etc... SANCHEZ, MONICA Mex FAVORITE SA YING: La Jolla or Bust!ACTlVITIES: BB I,2,4, SB 1-4, ASB 3-4, YrBk 3-4. MEMORIES: CIF chmps! CIF Party! Paybacks Su- san! PP: wf olf Lori, chngas, mawp, rcp! grt x's wf LS, EM, MD, Brats, SB buds, SM, RIC EC, HL: thx ILUJI miss you ICH! Say Vern! I0-6-84. FUTURE PLANS: College, S, Live on beach, KIT wf true frenz, find La Jolla wf EM! Maybe get a job? I do? SANCHEZ, PATRICK FAVORITE SAYING: YO! ACTIVI- TIES: Wrstlng 1-3, track I,Ac. Dec. 3- 4, Coll. Bowl 3-4. MEMORIES: Going out wf frenz, BR lNolenosej, JM, RF, MS, JL, TL, Grssmnt Girls GG 8 TL: Histry wf Mr. Wondrfl, going on TK Ich. 101. FUTURE PLANS: To make lots of money, study Poli. econ. See the world, retire young. SANDERS, KERRI ANN Care Bear FAVORITE SAYING: Well excuuuse me! ACTIVITIES: Spendn' time with ERH Hangin' out wf myfrenz SB, YE, VC, EO, TC, CT, SC, AG. Luv ya! MEMORIES: Meeting ERH 85! Our special day I2-15-852. Plans on mar- riage U988-89j. My first car- 81 Toyota Tercel - Sept. 86. FUTURE PLANS: Cosmotology school. Get mar- ried to ERH Have children. Be happy for the rest ofmy lUe wfERH. I Luv U mom A2 dad. SARGENT, SHUREE Shu-wee-wee FAVORITE SA YING: Whoof' AC- TIVITIES: Softball 1-4, CL 3-4, Class of '87'. MEMORIES: Going out with frenz: CZ, KG, RR, TN, MS, JS, JB, ES, KP, AS, MS, DG, MB, SW, MT, SC, DS, KK, KR, DS. Going to broom- ball wfgang. 112-9-861 Ice Blcking and freezing. Splatting '18' KSC! 8: each other. FB games. X -mas dance wf Joe S. 112-20-861. Prom '87'. 112-12- 861 Rae's. Charmy your the best. Rae Thanx. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate: attend GC. SATCHELL, DENIECE Ne Niece FAVORITE SA YING: I didn't hear U. ACTIVITIES: Var. gym., going 2 Bch!! MEMORIES: Sumr v. wfNO, DG, SH, JM, JB, MM, 8: 'C'. Gettin' in trouble wfBF TAM IILUQ Goin' 2 xem. D1 Lit. wc wfTG, GFU! IILUQ LML, IF, trek. Buds wfTF, TG, MQ, DH, TW, RC, TY2 FUTURE PLANS: Move out wf DG, TF, NO. Go 2 Gross. then SDSU. Prty iQ have fun!! Marry doug. Luv U mom IQ dad! SAUNDERS, TRACEY Trace FAVORITE SAYING: Get that guy a party.U MEMORIES: 85, 86 at KT 's Yaaa! Fun x's wfK11 MM, SW, LZ, TC, BW. Laffs at wrk wfDB, CS, JH, BR, AC, Bad Jokes! PAEBS. A Y-A Y- AY Say cheese! ' Talks wfJA, BC, RL. Tp of the Frdge?! Prom 86, 87, Let's BJ HQ Guy Wtching 101. Meeting ,Dave 11f21f86, yea ya do! Endls Crushs. FUTURE PIANS: Go to College, find MR, live a long, happy lype. Never stop lamn! f SCHACK, RITA ACTIVITIES: TN 2-4, BB 1-4, SB 2- 4, CSF 1-4, YRBK 4, JHG. MEMO- RIES: Great times wfTN, BB 49 SB. Buds, esp aher games. Wish it wouldn't end. Nights wf BB crew, egg'n, tpn, etc. Lunches in Coach V's room. Thank you coaches V, H 8: S, it was worth it. Shan- nan we did it! FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege-Engineer-Mega bucks. Keep promises made when rich. SCHECK, KAREN ACTIVITIES: Chorus-Freshman year. Drama-Senior year. MEMORIES: Disneyland trip with SH, DM, KT, LD. Fun times in psych and in Miss Howes' class. Good times with SE kids. Thanks Miss Howes. FUTURE PLANS: Col- lege, Marine Biology. SCHMILLEN, JEFF Jolt's I FAVORITE SAYING: Any time is the right time! ACTIVITIES: Surging, skateboarding, football, weight lUting, partying, socializing with girlsf Rails. MEMORIES: Friends, parties, changes during high school. FUTURE PLANS: Getting a job 8: becoming rich. Maybe getting married. SCHOENEMAN, STEVEN WYATT Baby FAVORITE SAYING: Only the good die young!ACTIVITIES: All ofwhich happened after and away from school. MEMORIES: I will always remember October 4th, 1986. This day was and always will be one my best days in my life. Thanks Muphen. FUTURE PLANS: I plan on ageing and sooner or later being a police officer. SCOTT, RUTH uR.C.v1 ACTIVITIES: JV 8: Varsity Cheer. MEMORIES: Bein wf Shawn 9-20-84, Soph-Princes, Spec. Timz wfLB, RF. Great Timz cheerin wfLorna N Joe. Cheer camp 86. Pyrd Pals wfCV, Cheerbuds-Frndz we R N Frndz we'll always B. Bst F rnds 4 Ever wf Rebecca. I Luv U Sha wfAIl my hart. FUTURE PLANS: Beauty Col. Mary Shawn, have family Thanx Ma 4 getin me thru skciol, I Luv U. U 2 Ernie. scorr, VIRGINIA Ginney FAVORITE SAYING: Oh, Yeah or Screaming. ACTIVITIES: Drama 2, Swimming 3, Key Club 3 di 4. MEMO- RIES: Best times wffriends: JP, TB, WH, EA, TG A2 PM. Thanks, Mom 62 Dad I Love U! My 1st job at OJ - Thanks TB, and to all the people there. FUTURE PLANS: Get rich 3, have a red sports car, go to college di live lUe to its fullest. SCHEFF, MIMI Mem FAVORITE SAYING: You erik my?, Bud!! ACTIVITIES: Spending time with family A? friends. Going to the de- sert. Listening to 91X and KROQ, dancing. MEMORIES: Spending time with RH, RG, PWC AP, PT, KO, SC, DJ, TG, AD, JT, GH, CH, I'm going to miss you all very much! Hanging around. FUTURE PLANS: Go to a Ju- nior College, and move to the desert. SEDAR, TODD FAVORITE SAYING: You've got to be know'n what I mean. ACTIVITIES: Motorcycles, Deserts, Girls. MEMO- RIES: Donut Runs in Mr. Lobbs class. Rapping sessions at the tables, accident with Kellie Torbett. FUTURE PIANS: Become aAeronautical Civil Engineer. SHAFFER, TOM Pencil Neck FAVORITE SA YING: What the h, Dude! ACTIVITIES: Drama 1-2, Track 2-3, Drama Club 3-4. MEMO- RIES: Hangin' out with the guys. Being with the people I love the most. Rob, Chad, Shawn, Mike, don 't change. I love you Mom and Dad. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college. Navy. Get mar- ried, have kids and get rich. Live hap- pily ever after in the world of happiness. SHERMAN, MARK Sherm ACTIVITIES: BB 1-4. MEMORIES: Lyons T ourn 84 :Q 76, CIF 86, Prom 87. Amigos: RP, JH, KR, PM, GK TW, MR, SO, BR, BM, TB. Frankie Doo- Wop'n Con RP. Per 5 Chem with Mac . DB's class, Sat nit at M 8 J's casa. Babysitting JH, KR, RP on week- ends. BP WRP. FUTURE PLANS: '57 Chevy Belair. Marry, have kids, Win Lottery! Get old but never grow up. Keep play'n moldy oldies! SIEKERT, CYNTHIA DAWN Cinsay, Freddy ACTIVITIES: Spirit 2. Key Club 3, Photo 4. MEMORIES: SM, JH, DP, AG, PG, JV, RP, BJEB, JH, 9-19-86: Canada: DD wfSM: Keep yr ft on the ground, Darlino: B nfollowed: Gettin' n trouble wfPG n Mr. U: Mrs. B Eng: Fv parking lot: sum nites n Tex 85: Iwxs: Drivin wf.IH 8: DP: 16 8: 17 BD: CTV. FUTURE PLANS: SDSU, Teach, Marry, Kids. Thanx M Om :Q Dad, I luv u. SIMPSON, KATHLEEN lIKathy!l S I I I MEMORIES: Good xs wfEd, CK RL, KD, LW, LZ, DS. Meeting Ed Oct 18, 1985. Valentines dance 85 , April 3rd, Oct 18, 86. 1 yr ann. wfEd in Limo. Why do the birds go on singing cy? D.I. TL. wf CK KD, AB TS. FU- TURE PLANS: Be successful at every- thing I try. Be wfEd forever. Thanks Mom and Dad. Thanks Ed for encour- aging me. I made it, I love you all. SMITH, KEVIN Smitty FAVORITE SAYING: Slam-it. AC- TIVITIES: JnrAct, Snr Pub, X-Cntry, ASB, CSF, Cmps Lit, Ski Clb. MEMORIES: Rvr trp, cls elecs, dez trps, prtys, g-frinds, Eric, Kev, Doug: fun 8: fights wfLorna, Ldrshp cmp, slporr, wkg dancs, tux reps, chmstry tsts, lwr cars, truck, thanx Mom and Dad for all the help. FUTURE PIANS: Colleg, wm kid: job, dessert. SOLOM, THERESA FA VORITE SA YING: Oh, well! Life's hard! ACTIVITIES: Track, gymnastics, going to the beach, skiing. MEMORIES: Going to parties, having fun with LP, TW, LM, AB, CW, GH, TS, spending time with my bestest friend JM. Spending time with my par- ents, working at BK, going to the Rose Parade. I Love You Mom 8: Dad. FU- TURE PLANS: Getting out of high school, going to college. Living Ive to the fullest. SOMMERVILLE, TRICIA Dingy ACTIVITIES: J.C. D.T. Club. MEMORIES: Going out wfAS, RR, VL, AC, JP, LT, SE, DE, KK, JB, DS. Summer '85. Aug. 17, '85 wfAmy. Homefrom TS in I5 min. wfDF, LA. Sum '86, Mae. '85. Feb 9 '86 thanx John. Having brace 4f5 mo. Perry in Ralphie. Me 8 Amy camping wfTS :Q NSSC. L UAII! Esp L U Mom. Re- member- Peace or Death! FUTURE PLANS: Live, love :Q Die. SPATAFORE, JOSEPH Babycakes FA VORI T E SA YING: Cool! ACTIVI- TIES: Ski club, I did not have enough time to get involved at the schools I been at in the past four years. MEMORIES: Depeche mode 86 , Mr. Feil at El Ca- jon, all the friends I mis at El Cajon. My first day here at Santana, meeting Carolyn J. :Q Jenne P. The Cure 85 . FUTURE PLANS: To be successful and happy. SPENCER, NANCY Mouse Spinker FAVORITE SAYING: But you I me Hectic ACTIVITIES: ROTC 4 yrs. Celef Quaid 2 yrs- MEMORIESQM1 best friend Michelle Bailey, Nurse Asst., hanging out in the nurse off I per wfHK RK 2 Jakie Hobbs U R A very special person 2 me, I L you 2 Maj Pry DadIL U. FUTURE PLANS: Go Navy. Live lU'e. . SPRINGER, DARREN FAVORITE SAYING: Well Alright. ACTIVITIES: V-Soccer 1, 4 JHG. MEMORIES: Fun x's wffriends-DO, MH 82 P's, SE, SO, SC, SH, D'S. FamfStud wfKK 8 EE: X-mas dance '85 wfMH, '86 wfSC, Dancing, T- ping, scouting, church, ice-blking, etc. FUTURE PLANS: College, Mission for church, become an architect, mar- riage, family, be happy - Love you Mom :Q Dad. STANFIELD, DONNA Juanita FA VORITE SAYING: See Ya! MEMORIES: Lunch wfAngela and Robin-Working at Sea World. Being , Mr L's Trog 3rdperiod and making my last year the best ever. FUTURE PLANS: To go to Grossmont, become a nurse make lots of money! STANTON, LESLIE Hun FA VORITE SA YING: Get real . MEMORIES: Best bud Erika, summer in Santa Cruz '85, Laser shows, Home- base ID. RufD talks wfRik, laughs wf J, S, P, B, R, D, K, hangin' out, week- ends Q D and K 's. Thanx 4 all the good x's Rik! I won't 4-get. FUTURE PLANS: College in S.C., get married, enjoy lUe. STARKOVICH, THERESA Ther, Hank FAVORITE SAYING: What? AC- TIVITIES: Fashion Club, Dance, Den- tal Assistant. MEMORIES: Having too much fun wf Best friends Jen, Carla, Reb 8: Mandy. Other buds EC, AC, AS, JS, WL, SD. Weekends wf Dino :Q Pete. Fun 3 yrs at Grossmont. Disneyland Prom. FUTURE PLANS: Be successful. Marry the man I luv. Travel Europe. Thanx to Mom and Dad :Q family. I luv you all. STAUF, MONIKA FA VORITE SAYING: Jerk . MEMORIES: Apr. 26, 85, Being with Thomas Friends wf TF, CM, MM, VM. Going to Van Halen, summer 86, wf TF, DS, MB. Shopping wf Mom, Thanx for being there Mom! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, make good money. Marry Thomas! I love you Mom, Dad, 8 Thomas. STEVENS, ERIC L. ' Big Bird FAVORITE SAYING: I luv . . . Little Girls. . .ACTIVITIES:FB 2-3, Trk 1- 4, CL 1-4, ASB 3, VP 4, Jr. Sec. MEMORIES: God, Tubing snow 8: .H'0,.G0fcertS,IRit1g, TQge,.EC iffy, Desert, Homecoming, All my friends thank U. FUTURE PLANS: U of FH for 2, SDSU for 4, Get major in some- thing. Find that woman of my dreams ,Thggnxsgputtggggp with me IfIlJniss.U., Wandget.marrted,1then.falll6l1-HQ!-ch1Jg , 2 my frenz. I L U and take care. Mom Ji dren with love. Mom 8: Dad I luv U. STEWART, TERRI LYNN Teddy Bear Terri FAVORITE SAYING: Take one day at a time. ACTIVITIES: 3-Wheelin', Back Packin', 46 Camping. MEMO- RIES: Best friends : MD ci LP. Great times wfDC, MD, LP, AM, RS, TC, 8: etc. Thanks to all my great teachers for understanding and caring! FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, become a Heli- copter pilot, get married, have' 3 kids, go work, 8: live happily. Mom :Q Dad thanks for everything. STORMS, MICHELE Bubble FAVORITE SAYING: Can I ask a ? ACTIVITIES: Chr 2-4, CL 2-4, Prom Com. MEMORIES: X's wffrenz, Spcl X's wfCL, JB 8: LW. X-mas dance wf CL '84, VDance '85, wf CL, '86 wfJH. 'Prom '85 wfJB, Splat 18, TP wfMB, Rvr '86, God '85. Chr camp 2-4, Icblkng, Brmbl, lost, AP, Sloney, Pmpkn, Colsla, Monica. FUTURE PLANS: SDSU, Tchr, marry, B-hpy, Heaven. Thanx Mom 4 evrythng, I luv U! Jeff I luv U, thanx! STOTTERN, MATT FAVORITE SAYING: No deal. AC- TIVITIES: Golf 2-4, Soccer I-3, Ski Club I-4, Tennis 1. MEMORIES: GoU' season 86, Holtville Tourny, Sea World, Hawaii 85 wfCreve, Skiing wf Jon K, Davey, and the Ramens I D 81 Rj. FUTURE PLANS: College, P.G.A. Tour, Win Masters, Marry rich girl, Play goU and ski forever. SUTTON, LEIGH ANN L' Anny FA VORI T E SA YING: Yeah Rad! AC- TIVITIES: Junior Var. Cheer-II, Campus LUe-12, Yearbook-12, Honor Guard-II, C.S.F.- 10-12. MEMO- RIES: Fun x's wfStevo at X-mas Dance '86, Splatting wf the gang, Prom-after- prom '87. Had a blast! Joyriding wf KG, CL, 8: DG in the bean! Fun x's cheering-Hmecmg '85 8: '86. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, become anim. sci. Get married, have one blonde girl. . TTT TAKAHASHI, YUKI Pooter FAVORITE SAYING: Dude trip-out Jew? MEMORIES: DF, MS 8: TW. Going to the beach wfBl4C JH, MB, JB, BB it's been fun Grossmont buds. It's been a great summer dudes C - ya. MC I am glad we met. MS thanx for being there. Thanx Mom ti Dad for every- thing love-ya! FUTURE PIANS: Go to college, become successful, live in Eu- rope. C-Ya in I0 Year! 'TANKERSLEIC CINDY I ' ' MEMORIES:All 4yrs at SHS Espe- cially this yr. Bst. frnz-Diane, Kevin, Eva, Sandra ti Toni. All my teachers. Baku W!-SH, CJ, SM., TC,-TH, elf- .... , MH -baby!! Terry K. 8: Tom C Pa- dre games, Go n 2 beach, tanning in sun, try n 2 surf Ha Ha!! Listen'n 2 92.5 U B Illin All the good x's I had. Thanx mom, Dad QQ Steve I luv u. 2 myfrnz- C U atVR reunion. FUTURE PLANS: To be a forest Ranger TA YLOR, KA T H Y ACTIVITIES: Swimming 9, 10, II, 12 Varsity team capatin 9 8: 11 MEMO- RIES: great times at crown pt. Wf KL, DC, MW, CB, Jean Bean, TJ, SU, DS. I Love you all. Love you 2 Mo. FU- TURE PLANS: Have a great life TERRK MICHELLE ANN M.A.T. ACTIVITIES: C-LUe 3, Gym 4 ME- MOIRES: Ski bch J. W 85' CT US Wf CH.H, Hmcm Ct. 86', Ha Ha's W! .I.S., Best x W fSusan, My best Friend in the hole world! I Luv ya 4-ever. Thanks for life Mom :Q Dad, I luv U FUTURE PLANS: College, Keep in Touch WfFrenz, move 2 Coronado Condo's WfS.A. Live 4 eternity Wf GOD! TERRIC SANDI LYNN San Man Dimps FAVORITE SAYING: Fantabulous ACTIVITIES: Yrbk., Spt Clb, dncs, fb. gms MEMORIES: Befri Nise Lylalas, Amy- Dana Dane!! frenz -SD, DP, PML,AD, AB, LL, T H. 86- whit cncrt! MH- thnx 4 evthg- luv U alwy! x's WX Sher- May 9, 87-wed!I luv U- ma pa H 2! Scott-84 so many memories, want 2 roll?! Frenchl? T hnx-grt x's- I Luv U, Dimps! FUTURE PLANS: Stay Wf Scott, College, Marry?, RX , .. THOMAS, PAUL JR. Eddie ACTIVITIES: Wrestling, Skating, surfing. Partying with P.P., KP, SR, SW, Bob, CD, BB, BC, RE, KY, ST, MEMORIES: Going to school sandy :Q wet from the dawn patrol 's with PB, Thanks Mom 8 Dad for pushing me through the trash. FUTURE PIANS: I plan on becoming a chef and work in a ski resort. THOMPSON, KANE Candy FA VORI T E SA YING: See- Ya, Yo-Bud ACTIVITIES: Bowling, baseball, foot- ball, photography, Being with friends. MEMORIES: Meeting new people FUTURE PLANS: Major in Law, Raise a family, make lots of money! T HRASH, WENDY Poo Bear MEMORIES: Being Best friends Wf Margie Jardel I 1-8-84 Being a Coron- ian! T errorizing M.C. W! CZ, RR, ML BHC Guys it was great! SP, MJ, JA, SC, IB-. .Geingl every.66 Qing?-c MQW' thanx 4 my life and 4 making the world not seem so bad, I love you! Thanx Ms. Hobbs 4 all the wonderful talks!! Ron even though URA Dork, I love U! TIERNEK PA ULINE Seniors 159 Paul FAVORITE SAYING: Thanx ThanxA lot! See ya later! MEMORIES: The best of times with BK! The greatest GW 8: KO Someday we'll laugh about all this, lagainb Helix and all the music will never be forgotten, I OB, TC, T Bl I Love You! I'll miss you, SC JS HH, SM, MS :Q DJ Don't forget me.' I love you dad! FUTURE PIANS: To become wealthy, no matter what! TOCCO, TIFFANY Squeaky, Giggles FA VORITE SAYING: C-Ya!ACTIVI- TIES: C.A.R.E. MEMORIES: Beach WfBw, RW, :Q Tom - 86' 4th ofJuly -pathfinders - Fr. I3 pt. IV- Mi- crowaves W X Beck y Bro Johnson - Turning pt. 86 summer - Din at T im's - downtown FUTURE PIANS: Be Rich J Happy. Married Wf2 kids, Wh. picket fence .Q dog named lassie. TORBETT, KELLIE Poo Spank FA VORITE SAYING: Think I Won't?! MEMORIES: BL's Cv GP's, 6th Per., Llfe W X DJ xmas Dance 83 Wf DJ, DA, GP. Mom, Dad, Homie, DJ, JH. Beach LUe, GMS. River trip WfGals SL, TK, TK, TTI Best x's WXKH :Q KH in the K-5 Gettin Rowdy, Jose WXKR, TR, KH, 16th Bday Poo's lil wabbit , Fun WXGG, Bafl's W, DJ KH KD. FU- TURE PLANS: College, Mercedes, marriage maybe later - Thanks mom 4 your support. I luv u endless. Thanks Dad 4 Being there. I Luv U 2! TORBETT, WANDA Wannikins, Be Fri, Punpkin MEMORIES: Meeting Shannon Johnson in 10th. yr. Best friends 2 yrs. Meeting Mike De Salvo in Ilthyr. Be- ing Wfpeople I Luv :Q care 4. Luv U Mom, Dad, Syl, :E John. Thanks 4 all the support :Q care. FUTURE PLANS: Go to college, start career, 8: get mar- ried. Have a great lUe. TRAISI, ROBERT Worm ACTIVITIES: President of Fishing club 2,3,4. MEMORIES: Ms Guinan's craihs I-4 Bill Bowling's Cart Rides. Duplicating FUTURE PLANS: Pour plastic worms, Bass fsh. - TREECE, ERIN LYNETTE Button FAVORITE SAYING: Tally Ho, Bye love!ACTIVITIES: Camping, fishing, hunting, travel horseback riding, em- broidary, music, dance, bowling, de- signing. MEMORIES: Traveling to Wa. State to visit fam. Winning I3 bowling trophies. visiting Bill :Q Stacy, after Joshua Michael was born, BiIl's wedding. FUTURE PLANS: Go to col- lege, have horse ranch in the Mtns. 8: travel to England. Go toAustralia. Live a little before I settle down and have a family T ROMBA CC O, MA RK I60 Seniors uBacon FAVORITE SAYING: Rock 62 Roll will never die. ACTIVITIES: Rad Jams WXMA, JT, CG. Dunin WXIA, EN, TW, PN, LM, KE. MEMORIES: Be- ing stoked 8 gettin pounded WfKB Also summer of 86 was a classic. LED- ZEP 8 VAN HALEN Forever. PS. Thanx Mom ali Dad, I Love ya FUTURE PLANS: Attend BIT later study in electronics. Stay single, someday tour the world and become celebrated. T UCKER, CARLA Slobber FAVORITE SAYING: Olah AC- T I VI T IES: Fashion club, Gymnastics, dance, dental class. MEMORIES: Good times WXB-friends. ther, Reb Jen Wrtng Bob, Drama, Prom, Homecmng, Dsny. lnd. Desert trips. Weekends Wf PF, 82 Ther 8: JDM, Santana its been fun. FUTURE PLANS: Marry that special guy. Go to Australia. BE suc- cessful. Stay in touch Wffriends. Thanx to mom :Q rest of famil y for sup- port. TURNER, CHRIS pedro FA VORITE SA YING: Ser'muc!! AC- TIVITIES: Playing football on the weekends, ofroading in my truck, and eating lunch. MEMORIES: Having Mr. Kangas as a teacher. Taking a kid for a drag in my truck. FUTURE PIANS: Getting married and having kids TURNER, HAROLD F. Hank ACTIVITIES: BB I-4, Track 1-2,ASB Prez., Boys A.C., Campus Life MEMORIES: Eric, Vegas, Leader camps, BB Buds, x-mas dance WfJen, doug, Rock, John, KP, KS, SG, KK, SG, MJ, SC, CS. The Guys! FUTURE PIANS: Pepperdine, marry, I Luv U Mom, Dad :Q J, God. Win big on wheel offortune.' V VV VARGAS, COLUMBA KILumpIl FAVORITE SAYING: Picture! AC- TIVITIES: Grt x's WXMK, TL, SV, GV, MS, 8: the gang cheer camp 3 yrs. crazy times, cheer buds KK, AI, MK, SC, BW, JS, HH, DS. CHEER CAMP. TI. B-day Wfcows, ASB lunchbunch, family, Homecoming court, talks W f frenz. MK 18-BD-P Prom 86 FUTURE PLANS: Coll, get married, have kids, travel. Be happy. VEST, DELIA Dee-Dee ACTI VI T IES: volunteer firefighting in Ocotillo, CA - spending time with family 6 friends. MEMORIES: meet- ing Frank at Scream '85 Santana vs. Chula '85, November 17, I 985. Valen- tine's Dance '86 November 17, 1986 - Del Mar Fair '86 FUTURE PLANS: Marry Frank - have family get EMT certification get job with ambulance company - live long -- have fun. VIGIL, GARY FAVORITE SAYING: Never Again ACTIVITIES: Tennis, surfing, sleep- ing MEMORIES: July I2, 86 Being with Ang. weekends WIAN, MA, NA IBENDABU, MB, PR, MJS, SDF, ED, MC. Alpine camping in the moun- tains FUTURE PLANS: College, mar- riage, be happy! Always with Angie. VILIARREAL, JULIET Julieter FAVORITE SAYING: R U Serious? ACTIVITIES: T rkl, crs cntry 2, tennis 3, ASB 4 MEMORIES: SDSU Jacks WfApril B , MH, Marco Outra- geousness Diegos Man Bch W XAG, MH, 8: Jerry manly 2fl6f85, 101 24184, WXAK, SS WfJay 8: AA, Ami- gos -AG, NK, MR, CS, MC, RM,AR, SH, HD, JJ. Best x's WXDB-II yrs.!! Cncrts - DD, INXS, KL, Smiths, T I I Luv U Mom :E Dad!! FUTURE PLANS: Vet, L.A., Cats, 8, marriage VINCENT, SHERYL Bubba ffl FA VORITE SA YING: Yee-Haw! ACTIVITIES: I love to dance A2 Go to the beach. I also like to take Photos. MEMORIES: Best friend Traci O. who was always there for me. I thank my sister 8 parents for helping me through the roughest times of my lye. B.H. FU- TURE PLANS: Jr. college to become a social worker for the mentally disabled. VINE, TAMARA lITamsU FAVORITE SAYING: Hugs and kiss- es! Scary!ACTIVITIES: Swim 85, 86, 87, Cptn. 86.87: MVP: Tennis 86, Acd Lge. Jr. :Q Sr. MEMORIES: Kent, Jen, DL, Dan, BM, Fsk, MM, droppings, PHHS prom WfKent, Mishy-LA? We love IAA Lil' Caesars, Dishes WfDan FUTURE PIANS: College, phys. ther- apy, Marry Kent, TAMKENCASA VOGLER, MICHAEL Opus FAVORITE SAYING: You Jerk AC- TIVITIES: Sking, driving, hanging around my friends, sometimes surfing MEMORIES: Ojfroading in my Pin- to, Chad on top ofthe wagon, laughing, 2 wrecks, quitting my job at BB. But that wasn't a job. It was a joke. FU- TURE PIANS: Make lots of money, acquire my beach house and '65 Vette stingray WWW WAGNER, KRISTEN Kris FAVORITE SAYING: If they don't do it to me I won't do it to them. ACTIVI- TIES: S.T.A.N.D. AND S.A.D.D. MEMORIES: Fun with friends DB, MC, CK, DT, WV, SP AND others. Good luck to CR, CL, and BW. FU- TURE PLANS: Go to Grossmont and Coleman and get degree in Computer Programming, become teacher. WALDEN, PAM FAVORITE SAYING: What the ?! ACTIVITIES: Going out WfBuds. x's WXKL at KR's beach trips.' Party's at my house! Off-Road sessions!! Put some music on! MEMORIES: KL :Q Ifind dates x-mas dance 86. DM, 86 WXAP. Limo :Q Boingo 85 WXAP, AD, DH,- CM, 8 KC Sumr 86 WXAP, TY8: RK RK U will always B special 2 me. Bfs -AP, TB, KL :Q JB. Allison, How do youfeel? FUTURE PIANS: Go to col- lege, make S 8: be happy. Thanx mom, I Luv U!! WALKER, KIMBERLY Lil' Kimmi FAVORITE SAYING: I'm so con- fused!! ACTIVITIES: frosty flipping '86, Aca Deca 4, cndy strpng I-4 MEMORIES: Best frenz WfSuz, nini, Regina the Foo!, Baba Gijis. creepos after movies, Dress in the hallway at GH WfBaba laughin Wf my best frenz, Mommy, Daddy and you too Nate, I love you!! LOL VE KILM FUTURE PLANS: learn Algebra, get a car, go to college. The End! WALLER, REBECCA Becky FAVORITE SAYING: Smile sober style ACTIVITIES: CARE MEMO- RIES: Beach WXTT, TMC AND RW Microwave ovens with Tiffany, laun- drymat! Bro. Johnson! getting sober, Din at Tim's FUTURE PIANS: Marry Robby, be rich, happy, WXA white pick- et fence and dog named spot, lots of thanx to Barb Potts, Mr. Jette, and T im!! WALSH, JENNIFER AEAN ACTIVITIES: Dancing: En vivo: mu- sic, concerts MEMORIES: Friends - CF, MC, CL, Emma, RW, ET, DP, Best - Heather, Psycic TV '86, Cure '85 Love 8: Rockets '85 J :Q MC '86 Damned '86, Siouxsle '86, meeting: R. Smith P. Mata D. Ash S. Severin: Got Bass FUTURE PIANS: Meet Sigue: Travel England: Buy Hearse. WATSON, BILLIE ' Bil, Bi! FAVORITE SAYING: Shut up AC- TIVITIES: Peer counseling MEMO- RIES: When Sandra Campuzano walked like an Oohmpa in front of 2nd period P.E. Being crazy, having people look at me like I'm weird! FUTURE PIANS: married someday and have a family. WEBER, ERIC T he Nightwatchmanu FAVORITE SAYING: If its too loud, your too old! ACTIVITIES: Metals, Surfing, Skateboarding, baseball, Looking for BeautUul women, Fly by Night Club. MEMORIES: Cruising with Matt, M WC All the women I knew, I getting car impounded, Late nights, long weekends. FUTURE PLANS: Ex- cel in skills, Build my own business, Find that someone beautiful and haveA great lUe. WESOLOWSKI, TAWNIA Tawnz FA VOR1 TE SA YING: So what do you think? ACTIVITIES: Academic de- cathlon 4, Human Relations 3-4, MEMORIES: Lunch W1John, after game dances, chemistry 3, Span 8: Alg. W1 Theresa, Times W1AB, LP, HH, TS, Valentines dance '86, Prom 86, Grad-nite 86. FUTURE PLANS: Busi- ness major lawyer, get married have A family, be happy. WEST, ELAINE Kazamer FA VORITE SAYING: Be nice! MEMORIES: Cheer, the clawmobile, the closet, I 'm gonna tell! Hot fudge W1 BR, 8: PB, 8: D11 Kung foo fighting, A8E'S DAY OFF, MEETING CC, meow! BE, W1LG, LH, D 62 P. FU- TURE PLANS: Finally save enough money to move out W1AI Be W1 CC, get hitched, never grow up, Be special. Have a nice life 8: lots of fun. Thanx Audra I Luv U Mom. WHALEN, CHRIS BEAR FAVORITE SAYING: Oh Really? ACTIVITIES: ISA!! MEMORIES: Road trips in auto-shop beach parties, 2nd St. Cruzin' W1BH, DL, MK CS, AND GOOD TIMES W1 The WUe teach them how to surf Be happy, healthy and never stop surfing WILLEFORD, SCOTT ACTIVITIES: CC I-2, Tr I-2, CL 2-4 MEMORIES: 84 Prom W1TWC Hey Randy what Q 1 courts? B-ball W1 guys. 111185 W1RP. 3121185 Thanx Sue. River 85 W1 frnds. Camping W1SLA. Expos W1RL 2115186 W1SIA, what a Wknd. MBio W1RL, E WC sharks. R to E spndng time W1SLA. FUTURE PLANS: Be a fireman, get a wUe, a dog, 2 kids, stay in love. susan I love you. Thanx. WILLIAMS, BOBBY ACTIVITIES: Fr, Sph, Jr, Sr, Clss: CSF 2, Drama I-2, Varsity cheer 4, Cmp Lf1,3,4. MEMORIES: lflfloats, wkds W1JB, SC, MB, MN, SPLTN, Chrbds-SC, DP, Chr. Cmp '86, comptn, x-mas Dnc W1 C V '85, 86-KG, NITT, TV, CL ski CS, Wnylnd-KG, sp, O-FR-TB, DS, JE, MM, Ldrsp Cmp 3- 4, M. Hassl, Mr. T, Brmbll, Luv and miss U mom, Luv U Dad, Jan, Ally, Andy, Jst, Gma. FUTURE PLANS: AADA-IA Brdwy, S, God, KIT W1 Frenz WILLIAMSON, BRENDA Brehd FAVORITE SAYING: T hat's not fair! ACTIVITIES:SADD 3, Sp Cl. 3, CCD 1,2,4, Church 1-M, Ft B, Bskt B, Bse. B, S ft B games, 8 aft. gm dn's 1-4. MEMORIES: B1B's, K8t E, Frenz JA, CC, CB, RT, VP, KP, RC, RP, MS, TS, TS, Gd x's W1Jerry, Eva, KRE Spec x's dance W1Stacy, 2-gether 4-ever tour W1Debbie, sky show W1Dawn, good times W1DLI, DMR, TG, SLC, CLS, EFP, Erynn, Cindy, Diana, and thanks a lot to Mom! FUTURE PLANS: To be successful agher high school. WINTER, SANDRA ELIZABETH FAVORITE SAYING: Behind the clouds the sun is always shining. AC- TIVITIES: Drama, Glee, Pub. 2, JD. MEMORIES: Barth, Xmas Princess, mouse T , Cheer T ry-outs, yogurt, Kin- ney, W'n's, Being HQ, Peer C, MOM, Tony, DW, SH, FUTURE PLANS: College - psychology, marriage, kids, career, love, happiness. WIT HEX ERIC B. Baby Heuy FAVORITE SAYING: But Charlie . . . ACTIVITIES: Campus Life I-4, Track I MEMORIES: T1P.M. O'gor- mans, TP Everybody Else, River trips I-4, Hume lake BB's Barn, Desert trips, Daves S140 fist. Best buds: ES, SBIK DG, SMC Choc. Chip! DS, SA, KR, SM, CL, RC, J 8: L P, Special DMZ, EC, CT, DB, RR, KP, MB, TJ AND GM, Mrs. K.,AM, LB, JD, L8tL's FUTURE PLANS: Become Salvage Diver, get married, have 2-3 kids. WOODRICH, ANGELIQUE MI- CHELLE MEMORIES: Concerts . . . T for F, P. Young, T . Twins, D. Mode, H. Jones, New Order W1 OH, DH, AR, PM. Best Buds: DH, AR, MIC DD, K. 8: EG. X- mas Dance W1Jay 818186 W1Jay I Luv Campland FUTURE PLANS: Marry Charlotte, have 2.5 kids and make lots and lots of SSS ' WHITE, PATRICK MEMORIES: DO, JM, KM, RW, RH, RM. Jamming with JM, RW Getting car ripped offl FUTURE PIANS: Go to SDSU and major in computer science. Get rich! WILKERSON, TOM WILK-WALT FAVORITE SAYING: Thanks, man ACTIVITIES: B-ball, 4 yrs., V. F- Ball, Golfing. MEMORIES: Being with - Tew, RK, Van Bro, ME, DS, DV, PE, losers, FN Luv U guys, GoU with the guys, Can't B-lev I'm still alive!! Thanks MOM 8 DAD fWaltj I Luv U! I O it all to you - what a joke!! FUTURE PLANS: No job, cold star, Free Rm 8 Board 4-ever! Banzai! C U in 20, fat but happy! WILKINS, DAVID Team ACTIVITIES: Surfing, skiing, skate Boarding, snow boarding, swimming, polo. MEMORIES: Surfing -on. great day with friends, parties W1best friends, TB, DE, JG, AK, GAM, RE, MeetingAngel and all my new friend's. FUTURE PLANS: Finish high school, J.C. then SDSU, start a new 'life spend it with Angel and friends, have 2 kid's X W1Corey-FB-86, Suv-on MiFkey D's crush on RDC. 1-4 lun. Sr Yr. W1 EP, KA, TB, SK, JL, TS, TS, BM. Thanx Mr. T Mom, Dad li Eva I luv U! FUTURE PIANS: Get my RDA stay close to God, Family :Q frenz. Marry 46 have a family. WILSON, TREVAIS Crevis ACTIVITIES: RK, BS, Q Shrw's Wtching him 8: Boo go nuts! The van W1RK, TWC BG, TG,AND the STK my house W1RK, TW, KP, SHRWC Boo, KP, RK, TG, BG, PN, TM, KB, KN, DD, KB, BW And the Cast ofSTlC Fun in the snow W1RK, TW. FUTURE PLANS: Grow old then die W1Grape WILSON, TOM Samuel Thomas AC T I VI T IES: Photo, concerts, baking, yearbook, journalism. MEMORIES: Good times with MR, KP, MB, AB, TW, VC, KF, CURE 85-86. REM 85- 86. SPLIFF WITH MB, KF, Parties at TT, 85-86. FUTURE PLANS: To be a successful photographer and travel. Thanks Mom. See ya in 20 years! WINGER, DALE Dale-Doe ACTIVITIES: Tennis, football, De- sert, T ruck club, 2nd street, Escondido, Pacific Beach. MEMORIES: Being W1Debbie, being W1Dawn, 85 x-mas Ya . . , Become a writer, own a Beach-house W1Jay, own a Jaguar, Marriage? Be happy, Thanx Mom and Dad! WOOLDRIDGE, LYNET T E Netty ACTIVITIES: Spending time with LZ 8: KS, 4x4ing with TB, Cruising in the 'Green Machine'MEMORIES: 10-12- 86 falling in love with TB, thanks to LZ. Donkey scene with KS FUTURE PIANS: Spending my lUe with TB. WOOTEN, STACEY Ducky ACTIVITIES: gym. tm, ASB, yng Life Q19 Helix, MEMORIES: Grt X 's W1 bst bud Mel. Lnchs W1 MM :Q TJ, Whrs SG? I luv U! Prtys in P.B. T hmpr, Can I brrow ur blndr? Awsom condo. Uncl M! spcl smr. W1 bro, MM :Q JA KP the chng baby! TP W1 mm, RA .Q LM. Thnx 2 fmly aifrnds. Luv U! T hnx 2 bro Dryl. FUTURE PLANS: B hpy, rich, Mry Mr. Rght, Strt fmly. YYY YARMON, GREG ACTIVITIES: ly Baseball 2, V FB 31 Q, 4, V soccer I-4, Camp, life I-4 MEMORIES: X-mas dance Ws1Kim, suding W1pm, JH, KR, KR, U OME 54! Rad X's W1my buds DF, TB, KR, .lHfPM, SO, AS, Disney trip W1 KR Q KF fn' sum of '86 Kim I Luv U! Wkendr's W1 T he men. Guys your the greatest. JH, KR, MS, PM. FUTURE PLANS: Graduate, go to college, lots of S move to Hawaii, get married. Thanx Mom 8: Dad I Luv IL' YA VNO, MIKE FAVORITE SAYING: One man is very small That's True ACTIVI- TIES: JV Football, JA 85, MEMO- RIES: Dulaney H.S. Frosh, JW, SS, JH - sknk, RQ Days, AW, CO, Paul's Line, The Rock, Brian's Truck, Big country 86, Smiths 86, pennys, the rambler on two wheels, my chevelle, JR- Bando, The last day of summer, DK, crown Pt., East of Eden Time. FU- TURE PLANS: Non-violence, non- conformity YURGELON, CHRISTY ANN C.B.H. FAVORITE SAYING: Why do the birds go on singing? ACTIVITIES: Bay trips W1 the gang! Hi 2-KFC co- workers. Good x's W1 KD, LZ, EM. MEMORIES: Luv 2 SM Oct. 11, 1985, CS remember?, AB What time is it? , KS squeeze me? , Thanx to the Mor- gans. Miss U Molly! X -mas Dance 85! Motley Crue concert W1 TS, KS, AB, BS, KD, BB. FUTURE PLANS: Marry steve and live happy. Luv U Mom, Dad, 8: Teri, Thanx! Z Z Z ZAPATA, LANA RAE Bucky FAVORITE SAYING: I Luv U, 2 Jim ACTIVITIES: Watchn' JD1jh ride 8: JD. That nite was un-4-get-able. MEMORIES: I 'll always remember good x's W1JD, KS, LW, JMC CK Had fun 'n' nurses QDC, Thanx 4 listenin' Hobbs. I Luv U Jim, you R the best. T his year gone by fast, Thanx M 1 D Luv U both. FUTURE PLANS: Marry Jim, get a good job, have a kid, be happy all my life. ZASTOUPIL, MICHAEL MT Z ACTIVITIES: Surfing, skiind, snow- boarding, Campus life. Walking Da edge of non-reality MEMORIES: Surf W1TB11 MG, GM, RS, PC, AO, DF, FB, JN, RF. Boom Bus trips - ending in flames, 4x2 Mex. CL, Sum 86 W1 HFC FUTURE PLANS: Quit surfin! Grow up! Get a real job! . . . Naah - just kidden ZLOTOFF, CHARMY Shamu ACTIVITIES: Swm 2 yrs, Camp LM Sr. Acts. MEMORIES: Jr yr W1JB :Q MG: u2R the best! x-mas dnc 85 W1JB 121I185, Thanx 4 evythng ILU! dnc 85: shppng W1DS, JB :Q MG: all th x's W1 Marjlgd 6 bd -l3'thnx!StvM+ Uhv bn my tchstn - U kpt me in line whn I needed it 8: ILU!Ali thnx 4 yr sppt! 12- 12-86 Cqi Rae's W1SS, 8: KGX-mas 86! ShreeWUR grt! Kim luv ya!HF UT URE PLANS: C llg .Q mrry much later! Seniors 161 -, Q, ni- ' I 1' 6335. . 'V . . hz 5 ful, V a Q H LEV , g b ff t X' T , if 5 i t l V l J :T 5 J W 1 - tg TL 5 N .,, lllvg F ? Pres. Gary Lerma, ICP. Kyle Durick, Sec. Wendy Ruess, T reas. Katie Engebretsen. 162 Juniors he highest of hopes showed Santana that the Junior class was dreaming big. The class of 1988 worked hard toward an even more successful senior year. They became very popular with Junior breakfasts and pretzel sales. With the help of their advisors, the year went as planned. Much of what they learned this year will help to make their senior year spectacular!! J' J. Robertson, Travis Curl, Chris Jaurez, Cerry Wagner, Brian Tate Holly Davis, Curtis Kolinek, Tom Christopher, Lance Deutchman Advisors: Dick Beach, Barbara Gauthier, Jack Charles 5 1 by Adams, Brian Alvidres, Tammy Attebury, Mendy Ahdelnoar, Rachael Allsop, Michelle Arthur, Mike Adams, Tony Anderson, Ron Baker. Rick Baker, Todd Ballinger, Jody Barney, Bryan Barry, Tim Barnhill, .lon Batting. LUNW Baugher, Garry Beaudoin, Tim Bennett, Barbara Bergeleen. Chuck Bernal, Steve Aubain, Mickey Adsh, Lori Agular, Ilene Alburg. Ann Anthony, Vincent Arbenz, Jeff Armour, Valerie Bailey, Jim Bailey, Ken Baker, Steve What now! Beck, Carol Beck, Marybeth Bee, Dennis Berray. Shannon Bertussi, Gino Birdwell, Renee infix sw ,ff Allensworth, Jess Arnalll, Christina Baker, Cheryl Banks, .Matt Bates, Danny Alexander, Lori Arnold, Judith Baker, Mark Barnes, Steva Battikha, Ramzi Bellavance, Aprile Blvunt, Kim Bellows, Justin Juniors 163 f -. ga .E ' ' , R K Bracken, Robbie Broberg, Erik Burch, Ashley Butler, Mark -AV Brada, Karin Brown, Doug Burness, Jeff Gabrol, .Iaxon E .,.,., W: 2 , fi + 3 sh 2, 1 oo a a You talk mo much' RA Q ., FQ! ...1 Christopher, Tum Church, lot' Churncss, Michelle Cole, Curol Cole, Mike Collier, Kenneth Cuoksey, .lon Corry, Chad Cnttnne. Rich Crunte. Jason Cummings, Deana Curl. Travis Clayton, Amy Cultman. Kyle Couture, Dave Curtin, Toni xi v-v Dantz, Michelle llttrlenc, Ulivu Davidson, Patty Davidson, Steve Davis, lleathcr Davis. Holly Dawson, Linda Dawson, Lil Day, Mike Day, Mini Dean, Brian Deaver, Sum Clements, Michelle Clutjkflter, Pam Cochrum, Darin Cole, Allen Conley. Chris Conn. Erica Console, Kim Conway, Toni Coyle, Alicia Crunter. Dusty Crow, Lori Crowther, TUfany Dailey, Dylan Dullman. Heather Daniel, Shawn Danley, Fletcher viii , 11 W V- 1 ' I M1 Winning first place in the Halloween contest for the past three years means you probably have a creative and vivid imagina- tion. You do U' your name is John Carroll. Not wanting to call attention to himself John is modest about his accomplishments. His hobbies include being part ofthe track team and the cross country team for the past two years. John enjoys being part of athletics but says it takes up a great deal of his spare time. He also attends church on a regular basis with his family, two sisters and a younger brother. John's future plans include attending UCSD and going into the medical Held. Juniors 165 'Lv W ,amy K 9 . N X i Delunvy, Mika' Diehl. Melissa Douglass, Jenny Demarw, Chris Dietrich, Eric Downs, Chris Denmun, Jay Di Puolu, .ludi Duarlv. Tony Can you believe this Steve? Early, Sluphuniv Ellix, .Half Easlmurl. Brian , D D x W 1 iff! 15 lfclwrr, ,Hike lnlmmz 4ndna Emrich, Corinne Ifngebreisen, Kurie I-nriquf lawn v Eylar, Dan Farris, Tvrri l li1'A. Robert Fradamf, Jmjf Gapen. Tmlcl Gibson, Nuzlinc Graber. Grvg .: I:':c'll, Kurr Fankhouscr, Tuni Finluy. Ruynvc Finlinson, Heidi Flynn. Jim Forbes. Dana l rz'z'mun, Candy Frcfilas, Lasliv liurvia, .luun Garland. Kvlly Gilliam, Javk Gillum, Russ Iiranl, ,luv Gray, Regina uv - , , - ,. J' V gf! 3: 'V 2: ,L'L K L .: ii f1'll1m's, Julia' Finn, Tim I-Aorslyha, Eric I ri4'1lriz'h.x1'n. Scott Catlin, .lulmhs Gilnmrv, lfilly Grv1'n. Rune How long till lunch? Fulbright, Kris Fusilivr. Slew Gage, Jasun Gawrys, .Nancy Gvldvrl. .lasvplr Gtrschoffer. Deniasv Giove, Hike Glidrwcll, Shannon Goodwurer. Kyle Greer, Jusun firmly. Thurusu Grosso, .Wall 'B.......- Gamblin. ,Vary lu Gilrhvns, Hvnji Urlilriucl, ,Wilw Gunn, llaullwr Juniors 167 x. EX N b w - . if Y ,,Lk 2 Guy, Cary Guy, Shawn Hull, Scart llammer, Gefjf Hammond. Craig Hannum, Kimberly Harlleben, Don Harlow, Darren Harman, Dawn Harold, Mike Haugen, Jill Hawkins, Jennifer Hcacoek, Andy Heag, Donna Heller, Rachel 168 Juniors Halsey, Bill Hanson, Dawn Harris, Wendy Hayes, Chad Heredia. Debbie f Herzog, Tisha Ileskelt, Sharon lliggens, Michelle Hook, .lim Howard, Tanya Huff Chris Hamilton. Kimberly Hanson. Don Harrshorn, Shawn Hays, Shawn Hernandez, Carlos Hill. .Monique Hull. llflichael Small Wonder Curtis Kolinek is one of Santana's cra- ziest Juniors. At 4'1I and Hfteen years old, Curt is enjoying a 4.0 g.p.a. and is an officer in his class. With expectations as high as going to the NavalAcademy to be- come a surgeon, he has a lot of hard work ahead. After being moved up one grade, he knows how to adjust to hard work. In the little time he has to spend with his friends, he likes to play sports. From baseball to football, Curtis loves to win. With this frame of mind he'll achieve anything he chooses. Herrington, Kim Hersey, Phil Herzog, Joann llire, Virginia Hobbs, Krystal Hoffman, Morgan Hunter, Tara Hunt, Freddy Hutchins, Stephen Y 9 Hyder. Angela Hyland, Palriely lmerson, Stephanie Ju, .lang-yel Jolie, Carrinu Kalinowski, Dawn Kelly, Geoff Koch, Eliza Janes, Kenny Kamb, Ray Kane, Rosemary Kessler, Mike Kohli, Katherine King, Kevin Kalinek, Curtis ii ,5 Kyle, Melanie Lumlmy. Lisa Lampman. Denise Lawxon, Mike l.a:alzle, Rieardu Le Blanc, Rob Irvine, Brian Jones, Michelle Kano, Tam Kinney, Krissy Karen, Vickie Laiham, A arun Lee, Barbara r Y James, Gatrie Jones. Phillip Kaulz, Nuralee Kinsel, Jenny Kramer, Pilar L. ' u n 'I James, Sean Janes. Scot! Kehoe, Robyn Klaar, Richard Krlek, lawn Jordon. Tony Kelley, .Iohn Klule, Kim Kumke, Shannon , , . 9- . X Iurlline, Michelle Jewell. .lim Juarez. Chris Kelly. Sam Knighl, Chrixrinu Kuta, .lawn Milbnnvuu' N. -3 4 I just go to school here, I don't make the rules! Juniors 169 a La aa . ws, g A , an xg -X1 5 ,S X, Q 'fi Nix 4 X a 1 x 3 Lev, Tarn Lehun, Sandi Lehllll, Shari Lupcz, Pete Lopez, Tammy Lurigan, Wayne Lumb, Dun Lunak, Barbara Lum-Ita, Christine McC'linm4-k, Billy McClure, Scot! McGregor, Debbie a Mrlfad, Scan lVIcMahon, Kari lVIcMillan, Ken Huh?!? 170 Juniors Lvrma, Gary Lcrma, Manny Lewis, Troy Lies, Lori Loshkajiun, Natalie Laughlin, Karrie Lucas, Diane Ludolph, Tracy Lyle, Scan Mnliride, Trish Mc'Broom, Kevin McCar1y, Robin McHorney, Phillip McKenna, Phil McLain. Jim McLaughlin, Crybfal lVl1'Phz'rxon, Scoit Mr'Quarri1:, Lori Munn, Chad Nlallory, Katrina Nlapm, Hcathcr Mansfield, Pamela Mansfield, Shelly Nlarquifx, Julie Nlarrokal, Cherie Nlarshall, Alixia Marlin. Aaron Mariin, Shvlly 1 'Q Uariin. Tunmz-r Murrangu. Jeff Vesa, Servna 'Hz-ggunvlii. Allfhllll-1' Wartin, Tyxun Maul, Iiilvvn M1'.vs1'ng4'r. Brian Millsluglv. Rivh Marzullv, A mher Mvazlur. Annu Mz'yz'r. .hjf Millx. Suzanne Nlasxie, Joe Matlavk, Jamex Medjklrd, .loe Nlarriri, Deun Jleyer. .lim lflyers, Junell Milna, Kevin Nlirzznda, Tony Hnlrmun, C'h1'rrI Vauluw. Bruce .Yzfucna wanzlvr. Jason I n. -M .. .P ,.,, Jiifil-L f Lope flashes his winning smile Mitrhcll, Jimmy Nlzwbl. Imanns' Hnnnw, David Hnrbuu, Tom Wurrix, Brandon Morris, Trudi Morrison, Kim .Hu1mla, Mila' Jlurillo. Lim .Huxgrm-u. Jim Nurunja, Michelle Nash, Susnn Naliun, Laurie Nm-m'hea, Dixie Hari., .Yuvillv Nuwmn, C'urri.x .'Xguj'vn, ,Nunfy Xiaggoda. .Vichr'le Noriega, Arthur .'Nurri,x, Tracy Juniors 171 ? i . .. fax, eff: we - - .,1.:, Q .5 f gg f gg- ? Q t ' Noyes, Cathy Orr, Shane Owens. Auron Parker, Chris Parras, Dun Payne, Chris Penilergrass, Ron 172 Juniors '-. Q . X XX -. - 'A , . h g A Nunez, Julian Ortiz, John O'Gorman, Barry Ojeda, Bobby Olney, Chris Olson, Ron Ortiz, Jason Padilla, Cynthia Osborn, lleuther Osborn, Kim Osgood, John Overcush, Ken Padula, I.orn1ine O'Donnell. Sean Puleels. Ann-Marie Palermo, Denise Pupin, Donna Parga, Jeff 'WK . 7 ,, S! Y . ,, ii ' ,I .............-- 1 Q ,f' M .FH ...Q i E r i X do J, Q . '1lmt.w-W-w........i. 'N I X N , ,,,. I ' 'N x, A f :A I , f ' 6 ' ' sis-1 kfk' 2 'llih i , 1 in 'f' ',vl at I ,,1,.,, gm. , , 5 I A f,or'w+.-MM, I f , ,, V .. 1 I SERIOUSLY You can seriously say that Cherie Dunn is someone who jumps in with both feet. From conducting research on res- taurant bathrooms in preparation for writing a book, to being an accomplished pianist, Cherie 's interests are many, and quite diverse. In her second year on the yearbook staff she is already on the ex- ecutive team, despite the fact that she left her Blankie at yearbook camp. Cherie's musical talent, however, is serious She has been playing the pi- ano since age six, and is planning to continue her studies at the University of Oregon. Hearing her play though, you might wonder why she isn't headed for Julliard's School of Music. Cherie's contributions to this edition of the Santana yearbook are numerous. We couldn't have done it without her - seriously! Peterson. Carey Peterson. Chris Petrus, Wendy Phures, Kristine Phillips, Keith V Oppedul, .Mike Overcash, Steve Park, Vernicea Parpart, Tijjanie 'N- Para, Mike Pedrero. Mike Pennis. Dawn Jw Phipps, Efffl Pillow, Jill Pingtella, Louis Piolerek, Ron Powell, Janna Price, Davul Priddy, Tim Projfer, Robbie Rdddef. Robfrl Rall, David Rasmussen, Paul Raymond, Chris Pitula, Lope Putzbach, Robert Raymond, Danielle Porter, C lin! PDPP. Bruin Powell, Bnlzn quinian, Michelle Quinlmar, Shannon Quicha, Kristian Reed, Tom Reynolds, Richard Richey, Kim Rubens, Karen Rodriguez, Raul 5 1 Robertson, James Robles, Yvene Robertson, Greg Rodriguez, Rocky Rlchler Kevin Roche Nicky Rohleder Kevin Rossi lzrik :co Calherme Rochester Carlton Romeo Dennis Rowson Heaiher Ricer .Shane Rodgers Jim Runes Mark Royal Brian Riley Todd Rodngue Danny Ross Kelly Ruess Wendy Don't do it, you'll be sorry 174 Juniors 1 A - Ll You've got to be kidding?' ff -:Mk - 4 Russell, Mike Saineome, Tina Sanfilippo, Chad Schiffer, Kelli Sensbaeh, Doug Shields, Shannon Simpson, Charlorle Russell, Stacey Sulberg, Sam Sanado, Amber Svhmillen, Tony Shaekelford, Jason Shure, Danna Slafll Bill Schroeder, Ricky Seibetta, Joe Sean, Kruig Ryan, Chris Shanahan, Mary Shaw, Leighann Sheldon, Mark Sanchez, John Siebenborn, Franklin Siegel, Laurie Sigour, Kevin Sehaekeljord, Scott Sloan, Aaron Sloan, David Slabig, Joe Seaman, Robin Shelton, Junalee Simon, Sen!! Smith, Carmen Smith, Gina Ryan, Jeff Sanders, Steve Schell, Seo! Sedira, Michelle Shields, Brenda Simpson, Michelle f f. in' ,'. f Q ' - ,xf Smith, Lara Solan. Jnell Staples, Ramon Swe0sj', Jtjf Thompson, Jeni Tidwell. .N arashc Troxcl, Scan -an s I , is it 1 . .X.,, ,.1,.5,ye.,,h, ,X... -.- f Smith, Lon Speck, Cary Srarkovieh, Rebecca Swinehcart, Desiree Thompson, Mark Todd. Sharon L'hl. John Smith, Sara Spieuzza, Dennis Stewart. Tammy Synnutt, Bobby Thompson, Scott Tamina, Suzan Uttich, Rick we if Smith, Tom Spratley, Rebekah Stoops, Chad Tade, Lancc Thompson, Stephanie Trueh t, Rod Vuiususo, Vita - 4 X , L 'tell X e A 1 Smithy. Suzie Snider, Robert Snyder, Jolene Soens. Sandi Stacy, Daniel Stacy. Jamie Stallworth, Francis Stanjield, Aeon Strukel, Jeff Stubbs, Jeremy Summers, Theresa Sveine, Shawna Tumble, Laurie Tassell, Jason Tate, Brian Tavenner, Rhonda BOOIEI! Bright and energetic, Bruce Moutaw not only holds down a 4.0 grade point average, but plays two Varsity sports, baseball and football. Bruce doesn't stop at school ac- tivities, he also has a morning paper route. Besides planning to attend Standford University to study engineering, Bruce en- joys watching Rocky 49 Bulwinkle cartoons and collecting The Three Stooges memora- bilia. As outgoing as Bruce has proven himsey' to be, his future should be awesome!! Juniors 175 GK ax lk A 3151 .dis as s x i1,, ,N MP!-e fr WYE S5 XR Vanderhyde, Tom Vance, Debra Vankirk, Jason Vardiman, Kelly Vernon, Ginger Vesper, Michelle Vitiello, Roxanne Vonnostitz, Laura Wadlingtun, Kelly Wagner, Cerry Walker, Jennifer Ward, April Ward, Brandon Ward, Sean Washington, Robin Weinbrecht, Julie Weiss, John Wheatbread, Paul Wheeler, Sarah Wenzel, Mark Whitaker, Diane White, Lisa Wilcox, Paul Wilkins, Catherine Williams, Dawn Williams, Jeff Williams, Sharisse Willits, Kelly Wilson, Ken Wilson, Steve Wimberly, Melissa Witucki, Steve N W,igh,, Cathy Wrigley, Julie Ybarrando, Martha Yfallffv Robert Zabrowski, Robert l4'l!ll - Dawn 176 Juniors This is what I 'm supposed to be doing! Wynns. Scot! Yost, Tony Zeiglcr, Lisa Wynns, .Michael Yaklin, Colleen Young, JennUer Young, Kathleen Zuniga, Darlene Zuniga, Linda 0 I 4- 'A g K fr - ' . , 15:5 1 ,. 1' ' gl Jr? x 'W 1? bla I 7 , C U ' ' ' , v ,M-'-'ff' 1 1 ' A H A - ,Aff v.- . 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Y ' ffjlfil-' 1 - .:'-.1-lf , W : li 5 -9 ' , 65725: 'E R CFL -A - 'l 5 ' . Q' 1' f-'f,f ,f:z' ,-.wh -, ' .V . pf - A K Q , f i ,wi I ,rf Y. 35,11 5519 . A ,:' 'f -4,,,,. .. bw 4 ,f . ' N ' if Juniors 177 aft ,wed ! Pres VP Secretary Treasurer 'Pi' ini utgoing, responsible, and cooperat- ive are just a few words that de- scribe the class of'89. They didfundraisers such as, car washes, and candy sales. But the most successful was their candy cane sale which they sold over 900 candy canes. There is no wonder why the advisors for the class feel proud to work with these people. make, I78 S ophomores wife' Advisors Activities Publications x 5 4ber Gary Ackerman Curtis Adu! Lori Alexander .hnny Allison, Mi1'hael.l. Anderkin, Melissa Anderson, Danna ' 1 A, K S. ' Bach. Lisa E. Bailey, James R. Bailey, Jennifer L. limi, jgyk BIIXIYV, Michael S. Bulrikha, Rami Uilvh Bayes, Carvl A. Barrugan Irene Barlu 'VIISI-y Haugher. Garry Bvdulllfirl. Bfiflfl F- Sophomores 1 79 .Mi i . al Bedle, Christa Beris, Mike Blumanthul, Erie Bond, David Bradford, Laura Brock, Cheryl Buksa, J.,l, Burr, Kimberlee Beeson. Jason Bigham, Christie Babbitt, Russell Bond, Gary Bradley, Talitha Brown, David Burdine, Tim Burson, Norma Berhalter, Jennder Blanchard, Aimee Boggs, Wayne Bond, Tony Breault, David Brown, Jason Burgin. Mark Buzzell. Eric Beviefw Kimberly Bland, Gloria Bvhren, John Boyer, Duane Breheny, Jon Buch, Robert Burrighr, Jennifer Calvert, Jamee A When most people think of bicycling, a relaxing ride through the neighborhood around Santee comes to mind. However, Joey Ortega adds to the term style and expertise . As his main hobby, Joey also finds bicycle freestylingn a serious sport. He is a member of the American Freestyle Assoc., which holds contests all through Europe and Canada as well as the U.S. In Compton, Ca., he has had much success, winning trophies and being able to appear in a few local magazines such as F ree-Stylin', BMX Plus, and BMX Action. Yet, he con- fesses that a little determination and lots of practice always helps. Practicing 4-6 hours a day with either his Hare, Hutch, Schwinn or Diamond Back bicycles, Joey perfects new tricks and routines to S i gue Sigue Sputnick , one ofhisfavorite musi- cal groups. However, he stresses that doing his homework and getting good grades comejirst. Keeping a steady 3.4 G.P.A., he hopes to attend SDSU or UCSD and even- tually become a Public Accountant. Butfor now, Joey is content with freestyling. 180 Sophomores Y Canaan, David Carney, Shawna Cardoza, Steve Carrillo, Tony .Q ,, '15, These open book tests are tough! Cixon. lxim Clark, Julie Clurk, Slurj' Cohen, Mike Collins, Alice Cook. Art Cook, Paul Cooke, Cynlhlh Cooke, Vickie Canon, Danny Castle, Danny Chavez, Deannu Childre, Sofia Carver, Greg Cuijilmyro, Shannon Chavez, Eduardo Chrixtopher, Cary Cawtix, Darlene Chappelle, Joe Chavez, Robert Cheexeman, .Mike C oop, Bnbx Copp, Brian Corkill, Kelly Corneliux, Dalevn Cramer, Kevin Coxtu, Wiuhuel Crawford, Dawn Cox, Chria Curtiux, Brian aff Daly, Sieve Dail, Laura Darby, Derek Davenport, Chuck Davenport, Stacy Davix, Beth Sophomores 181 Q4 Ilavix, John DeForest, Troy Bering, Rebecca Duwsan, Brian Ile Graff, Craig Devan, Shannon Dean, Jennijbr Delacruz, Roxie Dewilz, Robin 4 Q x 4 v x.. Difkuy, Richard Danuhuv. Kvvin llnucetru, Tammiv Dillon, Debbie llanvr, Sham' Downx, lhlw Duvkter, Kurt Ihrrv. .lamvx lluniran, Jana 182 Suphomores A V A, r i if' W fxgsg no A I '.',fff,' U - f Diamond, Jenmjkr D' , Ch 'K . has , m lt's harder than it looks. Diaz, .Sandra E? ' x Q I I 'I ,o m 'v - - Z - m,'...Lm.....i Dyrwvn, Paul Edwards, Kvllce Lnglanzl, Tina If-Kh'1Ulll',UHllL'll ljxxmun, Chuvk lizldy, Kristine lfrlwurrlx, Krixly lprwin, .lqff lfxparia, Robert l1v.Yll'Udd, .luliv Iidrnonzlx, Lance linihvrron, Bill lnhnaur, Orruluv lixquivia, Fernando Evlruzlu, Nellie V 5 4 5 .R l if 1 emmannxmi X sk, I Eubank, Karen Fernandes, Chris Filer, Andy Ford, Sean Farmer, Ken Fields, Chris Fimlley, Rita Forster, Darrin Farnal, Dede Fields, Tim Finlgel, Larry Foster, lfric 5:21 a. 1 Foster, Neal F ox, Stacie Franco, Caesar ix V , Frazier, Vanessa Fuller, David Galliher, Karen Freeman, Jennifer Fulmer, Becky Garcia, Jennifer Frenzel, Connie Funk, Ronny Garcia, Lim Being a sophomore is no easy task espe- cially when you are a transfer student from another school. Tonya Louise Hurst just transferred to Santana from Hoover High School in East San Diego. Rollerskating is a tradition in Tonya's family. She is carrying out that tradition and has been skating competitively for five years now, competing once a month in San Diego county. She usually practices in Chula Vista twice a week and up to six hours at a time. Ton ya's biggest thrill was placing second in a figure and freestyle contest. In herfree time, Tonya enjoys traveling and going to the desert. Tonya plans to pursue a career in the Dental field, and to keep on skating. 931.1 'Y 'k'k 'R Gardiner, Cheryl Gardner. Tuuru Gurllnur, .S'u:unm' fjulhwright, Hark J' iii: Sophomores 183 Grorgu. Miclwllv Gilbert, john Gilmore. Staiy Godrlanl, Angie Goldhorg, Tonyall Gomzfz. Rizu Gonzalez, Vina' Goodwin, William Gillnnurix, Slave Gilex, Richard Glaswn, Bill Gryf Dall' Golzlwasszw. Svan Gonzalez, John Goodwin, Sllunf' Gould. Tracey Is she staring at me again? 184 Sophomores Grabcr. Brian Grunt, llourhor Gray, Byron Gruhnm. Sluphnni Grealhouye, Sheri Gnnlvr, Sixxy Haeuxxinger, jawn Green. Hobby Gutierrez. ,'Vliz'h1'1l4' Haigler, Rick Grimm, John Guy. Miki' llamillllll, Jay Gruber, Aaron Ha. Nguyen Haney, Kim S fa O' -. ,M aff 41- f , 3 LX 3911? Efif 'im' , bfi r 3 r , .,.. ,l ,Q- .4 xxf NM Y As VAVV I I'll do I thru 10, you do II thru 20. Ilarlvu, limly llurrix, lirii' llurr, Huh Huw. llvalhcr . If -., 1 ,f W Hudield, Shawn Hawkins, Cara Heacock, Danny Heimer, Dennis' 'P 3 ff ww .A llvin, Marla llvnrv. Srutl llL'3'lil'lI, Stcve' Ilullunrl, Duizlra llarnundvi. Alvx Hiclm. Yvannu llvnrlcrxzfn, Teri Ilcrnundvz, Cary llillery, Kim Ilcnugur, 'Uvlunie Ilurrcru. Diana Hint, Hvuthvr Hannibal, Wendy llanxen, Doug llixnn, lvrwn-y llahlm, Chris llrglvr, Anthony llfdjhiun, Meredith x -AL llunwn. Dunn llurzlvnhurgvr, Miki' 'Lev , My K K lInlu'n.mn, .lcunnn llulzlvr, Duvtin llnI.xhnu,wr, Hill llnnnnun, llirzlyc Harden, Mike Harderx, l'I1ylli,x Hnpp, lawn Ilupprr. Sheri Hurnbaku, Tammy Howard, Tammi Sophomares 185 'Q hun.- QI 39:5 .. I Irwin, Brent lackxon, Tara Ir's gotta be in here somewhere. Hsu, Danny Hurxl, Tonya lluglley, Jeff' Huxmn, Tammy llunnivurl, Betsy lngraxxa, Tony llunl, Run lrey. Tina Jurrell, Slaphanie Jimenez. Gina juhnvon, julie Jarun, Todd jnhnxvn, Brian Iohnxlon, Hubby 186 Sophomores J Y ,Af L' k w .Iun4',x, llenniv Jonm. .lvnnlfkr Jonax, Stephanie .lunv.x, .lvnnifkw .lonmy .'Vluli.x.xa Kullvl, Tim A lxaacion, Kalhy lambs, Melanie lsham, Darrin James, Michelle I arkxon, Carl Jamex, Sfvll 'T nv' Kaufman, Rirhard Kelli- -Iamm Keenan, Mike Kemp, Coral' 95... I :' 7 ,y V 5 X . N f,:,f,,z KL'll0H'fy .lon Kirk. Robert Knight, Tina Kaqv, Suzanne Krall, David Lance, Brandon Kenock, Hans Kitt. Tamara Kgbug, Dm-id Kgqec, Ron Kubitzy Angpj ljyggnfl Xml Kinder Tom Kitten. Calvin Korhummel, Michelle Komrakos, Paula Kussmen, Steve Lawrence, Tim KMA Ienllvef Klimllv Cltfii Karla, Tonya Kraft, Diana Laabs, Jerry Lazulde, Glenda AT THE CONTROLS Have you ever thought offlying high in an aircraft? Well, Jeremy Wiltcher has. Jeremy, a sophomore, and ROTC member has dedicated all of his time to collecting aircraft accessories such as flight helmets, oxygen masks, posters, and famous books on Chuck Yeager. In fact, these books helped him obtain most of his knowledge. His future plans are to join the Airforce, obviously, and to fly the SR7I Blackbird. To him this aircraft is the Marilyn Monroe of airplanes. Even though his dreams are high in the sky, there is no doubt that Jer- emy is At The Controls. Lazalde, Miriam Lemberger, Mary Leal, Cheri Leona, Vincent Lee, Sandv Levun, Kristy Lichner, Scott Levcll, Angclu x x 4 1 1 uf, Levin, f'hrix ljncrode, Craig Ijglttlielzl. Iwn ljxcnftc, Hannah Sophomorcs I8 7 -.Q 'QA 'M-sd' , i ,f , A 1 iw I ii , , .sf V.. Wav Littrell, !'ln-rmn l.u4'u,x, Thvwxa l.u,x.xi1'r, Justin Mac l.x'uuz', Jeanne Nlalflnvy. Jason Lundrizf, Pnl l.urlllw, .Hull Lynch, fhrix .Ua1'.Yeill, Lynette Wann, Guwrla Hfhat I do wrongg Lung. Shawn l.u.xhiu, Shuwn Lynrh. Kathy Mallari, Debbie Jlunniny, Chris ' -in my -b X XX' .Y mmwl.ns , Xy,f-ff' 3 n ,IX-x, .hsm R E521 v--sv uv y S , .. X- hr i Marino. A nmnina Marino, Slvvz' Marlin, Robert Maliullu, Kipp 188 Sophumores 3- 1. 1 Vi' Allinlur. .lawn Hr Hu full. Turr-V Ur Mi' Curtnuy. Mum Mi' Mu Cuxlwy, Scan Mi' Cnnnvll. Luurul Ilunuld, .flnrm Dunulil, Billy Donald, Nlilwll I. Klulluwull, Jade uf Hullun. lwlly MrQuurri4', Lixu Mi'1u'harn, Winili ,V4'uu.x', Hirhuel .Hw'hulhiq1l, Rivhunl Mwlinu. Milw Mendez, C'hri.x Uma, fiunrgm' Uesvrolv, Ruyinu Murll, Gary Muyvr, Ifric , x. Uuyer, Truciu Hiller, CXhi'ri.s,w Uivhuvlx, Dubllii' Hillur, Dun' Vilan, Hr!-ii' Hillur, .Inrnihx Millar, lfriv Miller, Jennifbr m 'Q K Q Hillvr. Patty Villvr, Stvvcn Mitchell, Lori Htgtfut, lmxlii' Hiller. Slvphaniv Milnu, Keith Mvdica, Tam .iltzntgvntvr-1'. YVHIIL' .. W 5 - gif' 5, .. . W v M it ' i . ' 4 Q ,s 6 , X ... .1 ..., - W ' ? 24 ' it .. 2 . W if, Sig 4,21 1 '23, LmL- Km aL,,' 1' f MZ 41- 3. F- . 9 ft fmf, , t . 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X V ple tv 395' in . 1 M ' 1 4 I '- ' Z 2 .GQY . . 1 f' 'J Get a load of this. ' x . ' , -wits N gfyl '.-rr-M ,Uungulm'ry, Bruu' Mtmvhuuxv. Aurnn Hnrgun. Buclxj' Mullinx. Aclriun Munn, .Vanta Mzlrainc. Laurin' 'lIu.xher. Paul .Wurphjk Gary V K hh s-Q ..i 'S t. Wit QU 5 if K. I gg Nuutlhnnt, lxrixlu xmy. .luck Nail, C'imlV ,M'l.wn, .lnhn .Ncx.x, l'hurlu.x Nou, .Vary Nvw. Sluui Nvwurk, Paul ,N i1'A.x, .S'tuu'y ,N icull. C 'arulyn y 1. Nielxelt, Mariana Nixon, .4 ngelu Nord, Kintberly Ynred, Sean Nnrenberg, .Watt Nurlrtan, .Vivhavl Nath, Currie .Nurtum Tony Oalwx, Lytliu 0'lh'Il, llavv Sophomores I ,....- 2-Y 5 nfl nllnl l U . ,vv, . ,, f Aff l , ' '11 5 : A' , lx ' l h l nn., ivfa- ' 'i 13 W a - W' W ' af' wf: This wan't be in the annual, will it? N11 , f . X Paradise, Michelle Parli, Illlit' PWVV f4 '.V Parker, Mall Parrixh, Shawn l'1'll'f.X, David Parkes, Mary Peuve, Teri l'L'fr'YM l- Ur I 90 .S'ophom0res sag, 'K Af f 51,23 25,722 fa. f l'c'n'rmn, Shawna l'4'li'rxnn. Tara ay l'1'ln'y, Nrwllu Phillipx, Malrhvw l'i1'1'l1, Ilarrvn Piiman, Tim . . - A Qfigx ! s ' ,1 fy, .45 0'llanlun, Mika Uriugu, .lacy Palmer, ,larry Ohlxsun, Troy Uno, .Incl l'almc'r, Steve 0',Nvill, James Pacheco, Ralph l'am'hiar1r'o, Mall Urman, Tim Packer, liriz' Papillon, Kenny 2 1 ' 4 Q a , N ' 2 . Pulnmlski, Michelle Pfulma, Shuyrum' l'ul:huz'h. Malima l'uli1Iuri'. liarl l'aumu.x, liric lfyuarl, John l'nrn'r, f'hri.x l'rud1'nn'. Rulwrr Quawhnirk, .lunzux Z - i -v .ev Quirk, Ben Radov, Juhn Rall, Chrix Rank, Chris N , an, ,u xx f'- X . 4 V y x l, on my ., - . 0.13 :.,a.A. Rapazu, Tami Ru-Vnmnd, lim RIIZU, Dan Recd, Dvvun Ki 'Y L LA 4 1, ' W l Rvvd. Kulrina Richler, Craig Rubens, Cory Rodriguez, Sylvia Roger, Phillip Rvivh, Shall Riley. Kulhy Rodriguez, Rarhcfl Rodriguez, Tamxa Rahwur, Shunnun Rvnyaln, Danna Rivera, Gabriel Rodriguez, Ricky Rodriguez. Vulindu Rollin, Michael Richurdi, David Rivera, George Rodriguez, Ralunrlu Rafk, Wendy Rama, Leona x- ' L .0 11.3 Ruzvll. Kvlly Rujing, Christina Ruxwll, Frank Ryan, Kalhlren o gg S.. W, ,ow i V T' fl, if M r M - 'V l A L ' ' ' - Sugar, Rirhard Schatz, Rnhyn Srull, .lnhn Sellers, David Jason hiffillg fhf' bU0k5- Sarvar, Greg Srhrum. Sonya Subuvh, Kyiv Shakelf11rd,Sarah , Saundifra. lvhn Srhuullw. Wanda Svhuxlian, Lixa Sharm, Angela 3 - Sophomores I 91 , 2 X 2 he 1 S' V ' a seats -' f ,,f,..,, , . '1 N1 2 f i -X FQ x - I, fl Sharpe, Steve Showe, Shannon Silva, Julie Smathers, Mike Smith, Phillip Snodgrass, Darress Stacy, Michelle Shelden, Silena Shure, Christina Simons, Adam Smith, Dale Smith, Shanna Sorenson, Steve Stage, Kevin Shook, Kambry Shuttleworth, Robert Simpson, Dana Smith, Debbie Smith, Wendie Speller, Seorr Stomper, Mike Shotwell, Eric Siehert, Brian Slattery, Sean Smith, Debbie Smithson, Mivheline Spong, .Marianne Standard, Bugy Stark, Alex Stark, Isabelle Stauf Danny St. Clair, Darlene i '15 1 1 4 If L as Q vie if 'I 1 ,yr Stenquist, Sheldon Stevens, Healher Stewart, Kellie Storms, Chris Stephens, Rachel Stevens, Ilenry Stiff Bernie Stouzlt, Mark 192 S ophomores eete f otes 1 ' , s, e e,, e ,, , , e i Rad T.B.A., dude! -.....,,,,. 1 A ax N 'F' w w 1 r ,f . s V.. 5 Q' .1-T., L Eric Sluhbs, Jeremy , Steve Sullivan, Colin v, Corey Sullivan, Jejj' 4, Michelle Sullivan, 'Hike 'un Kirk. Tiffany lunslagcr, Sieve anus. Hike Vurncll, Willie -A x A 1 L ' 1 ' 4 - P. sq. Y .x , R s .e Ax Summers, Paul Syverson, Amy Terry, Angela Tanelli, Michelie Truong, Si Turner, Christine Sutton, Lori Talley, David Thompson. Robert Tonini. Rhonda Tucker, Rumie Uribe, Randy Sykes. Jason Taylor, Luana Thompson, Ron Tosm, Dawn Tully. Karen Vail, Lisa Symmonds, Rocky Tmfvan, Kelly Thrull. Travis Trimble, Danny Turner, Chris Vandenaver, ,lon uhm 5:3 ,,,-E,.. . ww ..- ,, .4 N ,we nw. -K , ., A, , 4- 1 .H ..- ,trif- ua--.. W me-W... 1 -.......,..w mn, , was -Um A. .ff g fl f. the-,X-f' .fl 4, ff u'f1r- 'W 'T' 'A + ksffwiag f....' at t, , 3-r 4 , W ,.... , 5 , L' -Q nw N ss, . Y., v--af ., ,Q -,N Did you know that Christie Bigham is Miss Sponsorship in America Buckskin of San Diego? She and her horse, Bandit, have won several prizes in equestrian hor- seriding events. Christie's riding has given her many ribbons and several trophies. It must be dedicationg she practices at Willow Glen in El Cajon everyday after school un- til 7:00. She's been at itfor four years, all because her grandmother gave her riding lessons for her birthday. Even with all her time devoted to her riding she maintains mostly A's and B's in her classes. She's hoping for a scholarship for her riding to Midway Longview in Kentucky. She hopes to make big bucks as a horse-trainer in her future years. Sophomores 193 ., .,,,.1 V,-, zgi , JM,, ,f V,:, . j 'Hi ff , ,M.1, , , ffl, 4' ,- . f, ,rf 'Q f 1 415: ,L W vi 7 '13 Wi. My 5 '4 ,f ' if lj f T? 4 MP. 5 i R 'La i, V, JI, K V,,, ',V ly ,glx w K We xg Ffyfk '24, Valex, Tammy Villanvera, Mike Waddell, Wand-V Wanberg, Lim Hebh, Durrull Weixx, Barry Wells. Margaux Wear, Riehurcl Vigil, Mark Villaveri, Geoff Wullers, Trivia Wulkinx, Alex Weber, John Vl'eitZc'l, Wuurecn Weil, Dina Wheeler, Kim , w , ' ,K -7 ,I ,i y A , 2, ,. .df is , it ff' all Mug. a While, ,loxh H hire. Slew' Whiweld, Tim Willlllmx, Mike While, Shelli H hire, H illiam Willlhms, jennver Willlkzmx, Rick One last honwwork assignment While, Sheqvl Whiifiulll, Mlm Wilhurber, Tern Willils, Wendy 1 5 , 1 I ' H ilmn, Crrrey I4 ilxnn, Dun l 94 Sophomores l in X M1 N, 1 Wilmn. Heulhvr Wilxlermunn, Dianne WvlllL'hL'Y, Jeremy Winger, Dunixe Winsor, Michelle Wiseman, Cheryl ,W . .Q Witurki. Mike Wobetk, fharlic' Waykon, Rob Wituchi. Tum Wulf Claudine Wand, Laliciu 5: Wooten, Darryl Wright, .lvnny Waurmx, M itch WuUl'meycr, Tijjlzny MA 'XXX Wynm, Scan Yarbrough, Angekz Yost. Tully Yuager, David Yette, Chrixty YUHIIH, lwifhellf This is our 4th period quad class. Young, Stephanie Yousg, Hani , larger, Lvigh Zuhm. David Zvgler, Richard Zamlmri, Kim Znrgvr. Christy Sophomores I 95 M to Pres. VP Secretary, and Treasury NR VZ yo YQ. mbitious is the best word to de- scribe the class of I 990. The freshmen class offcers strived to be the best!! Their Homecoming float depicted the Flintstones and came in third. They have also done car washes and other fun- draisers. The class of 1990, with consis- tently good attendance at class meet- ings, has gotten off to an excellent start. I 96 Freshmen Publicity Nav' Activities The Advisor, Don Bainum Q .J nd pa ,, auf, . T V , X-x.. Aase. Rebecca Abellon, Allen Abbe, Brandon Abernathy, Daniel Ames, Peggy Anderson, Brent Anderson. Dave Anderson, Elizabeth Anderson, Johnney Annan, Minttu V' ,,..- 3. Q A ef' A H F '. 1 '. - Acebedo, Ehra Acre. Lua Adair, Erick Aguilar, Frank Aiken, Jennifer g. 3 ' Q I 5 Albarg, Pam Allen, Shannon - Allen, Michele Allensworth, Kim F5 X 2 is Z s 5 , .2 he f b 1 W 'S x ,f H 4 5 . 7413, 'mg ve A ' s Q g . l 4. Archer, Robin Ashe, Sherri Arguello, Julie Austin, Kristi Peace, bmther Ashcraft, Heather Ayers, Linda 1, ' Q V Q ,- ,. ,..,c ccs. . N A K . , '3 A- f - tg - ' 45 L , . ' . I P - .f--'- jf K 'A f - ' 5 f ' -1 A . P ,., . - ., . A , , gi , . ' S . ,. . , . I K .pity - 9 , : -,Q n , gs n - Un ll uw ', V...--11, 3' Babcock. Billy Bageley, April Baker. .lusun Bure, Travis Bttrong, .Maria Battikha, Sam Beam, .Wlichelle Beddirtgfield, Cristy Belden, Ray Babin. Shelly Bailey. Michelle Baker. Sant Barnes, Andrea Bartgis, Angela Baugher, Jim Beck, Justin Bedford, Peter Bemis, Adrienne Bach, Ray Bailey, Chris Baker, Teresa Barong, Joe Bartlett. Angela Bautista, .Maybelline Beckner, Scott Beeman, Angela Bender, Chrissy Freshmen I 97 ,V V ,K Berray, John Beus, Robb Bigham, Rashelle Bird, Sean Blythe, Chris Borkowski, Julie Botts, Jerry Bradley, Marr Brandenburg, Annette Bertholel, .Monique Bettell, Jason Bina, Joey Blount, Denise Blythe, Chris Boswell, Tammy Bradford, Traci Bradway, Gabriel Brandsma, Jason - 1 Brashear, Lori Bresse, Jennifer Brittain, Nikki Brown, Jennifer Browning, Shannon Brashear, Wendy Breese, Stephanie Broussard, Heather Brown, Stacy Buch, Cindy Breault. Holly Brinker, John Brown, Dawn Browning, Laura Budau, Lisa 198 Freshmen Bull, Derek Burgin, Clint Burnell, Raya Burns, Heidi Butler, Joel Bunch, Patrick Burgio, Arlriun Burness, Becky Burns, Marsi Cain, John Burgess, Sheila Burnell, Raina Burns, Charlene Burrell, Deeile Caldera, Trina 1 Meet Jesse . . . Diving in and getting involved was the way Jesse Lucas coped with the adjustment of starting high school. Jesse was elected as freshman class vice president and became a member of water polo and the swim team. With dU'jYcult course work and his activity filed days, Jesse had little spare time. When he did have some extra time, Jesse could be found at the movies, his favoite place, just hanging out with his friends. Jesse plans to attend college after high school and pursue a career in medicine or possibly enlist in theAir Force. Jesse's pre- sent plans are to have fun and make the best of his high school years. iw. ws ,- Culvxa, Dennis Cameron, David Camren, Todd Cannon, .Wall Carter, Putritk Callunder, Donald Campbell, Jenny Camrer, Kim Carnevale. Mike Cerecedex, :Vark Camarena, Ruger Cumpuzanv, Raul Cuninu. Kim Carney, Wiuhvlle Chambers, Nlurk w In. C Clinton, l.i.sa Cljfey, Ilealher Culxon, Lori Cooper, Summer Clulfellvr, Duunn Cohn, Jason Cunlrerux, Javier Cooper. Tray Cluwera, Tum Cohn, ,loc Cuuk, Danny Cope. Tonya ,. -.1-Sw r . .. , X f W f Crvw, lim-Ay Cueller, Tina Dahr, Pal Dale, Melissa Crume. Nichole Curtis, Judy liurey, Regina Davis, Amy L x.-fp Chandler, Tara Chavez, Adrianne Chavez, lxahul Childers, Kerry Childs, .lanaka Chin, Parker Chris, Priddy Churchill. Sieve Cixn4'r1m, Theresa 114 Clem, Carl Clemenu, John Clemmans, Jeremy Cnpeland, Cindy Y at 4 Corin. Brad Coulsmn. Geoff Craig, James Cramer. Susan Who stuck this gum on my desk?? .xffff i fee , Freshmen I 99 ww . . 5, f L.. D-W hh ' , - Q ggi' x W, 5 . 'E Davis. Anly lhjilrvsl, Auron Dc' La Cruz, David Diaz, Donny Dipivlm, Lori Donuhue, Kari Dunmore, Chrixly Iluvix. Heidi Drumn, Sum Derby, Brian Divkmun, Dawn Dodson, Auron Downey, Smit Dunn, Luuru Davis, luyniv Drlvigh, Brundon Dhum, Cuang Diulnun. Rnbcrl Domain, Grvg Druvandi, Lisa Dunvlun, 'Wichzwl Expinvla, Jolene Llxpinulu, Toby l uru.xi'huk, Brian lfurrcll, Brook Fcjvrun, Paul lflrluring, Mic'hz'lli' Iirslnina. 4.011 lfllinl. .Hivhuvl Ervin, Kennelh lfnnix, .Nirki lzixculunrc, Brundi ,xv Wm A floyd, ,X lclima l urln'.x, lirii' y . It Durrvl, David lidwurdx. Cyndi Durham, K 'huvk Igjjiv, .lvnnijklr Iflwrhurl, D1'ni.u' lihrilch, Juxfin f'n'nzl1.'r, Lyndu l i!:guruI1l, Jnhn Fitzpatrick, Sherry Hinn, Hike' fl'rgu.xun, lunwx Fiahur, Kilrzlnfrly furd, Jijf furlin, Ricky Funlillux, Uuriu lfnrd, Dvunn L ' furxlur, lanyn Fowler. Hallhcn' 200 Freshmen Thar wax u good une! H. n Frauua, Sonia Friellli, Nicule Farrh, Donald Freeman, Chris Frau, Nikki Gage, Terry Gardner, Laura Gurourte, Barbara Gargarila, Cristina Gall, Roberra Galvan, Mike Gardner, Kenneih Garner. Billy Gay, Chris r rr , J '- ' 'L 'mm So . . . Do you come here ofren? ni 3 1 Gijferx, llavizl Gianinnu, Angela Gill, Cassie Giove, Craig Gulembieski, Brian Gonzalez, Peggy Gv.m'l, Fully Giffbrd, Brian Gill. Shawna Godzlen, Chris Gomez, Scott Good, Billy Giumunm, Angie Gilex, Angela Gilliam, Karen Goff Paul Gonzalez. Danny Goodman, Brenda .- ' -1 1 ' . Goodwalcr, Kevin Goodwin, Chrix Gunloll, Amy ' .IEYQSSEL ..,,,. 11, i w:- Gurton, Mike Granger, lawn Gusnall, Trudi Gray, Lisa Graham, Clint Green, Jennifer Freshmen 201 1 V Grvvn. Mark Cirvanv, Kim Griffh, Amy .. 4 I.. H . , f EAT' e ay 1 Griffiths, Mindy Gruux, Rirhard Hagan, Denise Hammond, Jeff Hanxon, Tina llurlaw, ,laal Grilmun. Shad Gullvy, Carrie Hamblin. Marci Hampton, Scan Hardcrx. Jason llaxlingcr. Shannon fi., Mull Gunn, Rana Hamilton, Trcfna Hanxon, Josh Hardin, Rc'hln'1'1'u Hawlxim, Mivhala S -1 Qi' 4 ,Ax Hayward. Kimberly llcming, Jafkir' llazvllmkvr. Melanie Herediu, Joy llaimburg, Chris Hervdia, Tim - s IXNCQ x X llarnundaz. Dania! Harrvra, Jcrrmy llurrrra, Amber llurrin, Lara A WR .. , , K 1' 151' 'uh ' fig A-4 gsm L if ' ' Trigonometry! I'm only a Freshman F- .f. H an 'sg X. X 5 f ig x li K ,- S H ix yum x Hill, Cari llirxch. David Ilarriun, Debby lliflu. Tray 93. JS fa, , 'H al Su llv. Thanh llaul., Sunny Ilurwalh, lJu,xrin Ilawurxl, Gina Huy, Ryan Ilumphray, Dawn IlYll'VM'lL Charlim' ham. Jvxw -lH1'HhX. Uvlixw llfqfjur, Simon Ilnpgnnd, Saul! llaxkinx, Truvvy llawiv, Stan' Hudxnn, Toni llwhura, Xuan In1:ur.w1I, lfalh .lackmm Scan Jurabmln, Craig Ilnlnmx. Curr llupl-im, fhrixlinu .lu1'lqan, Shawna Jucuhmn. furry 202 Freshmen l it c A 5? ,t fit' ' ' .fimfei-I -- . , ,n i ,,. Q A 'A - . :L f . ' '- - - N S - Q. an . f - -ur:-ve H ri 'sae . - Z .lenxun, Dena Johnson. Allen Johnson. Charlotte' Johnson, .Halt Jolie, Ryan Jones. Anthony Jones, Karen Keaton, Chris Keithly, Lesa lines, Nicoli' Johnson. Bob Johnson. Dani Johnson, Todd Jolley, James Jones. Brad Kane, Steve Keithly, Danny Kellner. Mike Meet Todd . . . If you have ever walked down Jock Row on those warm and sultry lunch hoursg you've probably noticed a face that didn't quitefit in with the rest of the sports worn countences. It is the cherubic face of Todd Camren, a big person crammed into a little freshman body. Todd has big dreams of being a sports giant on the Santana campus. He plays baseball, football, and tosses the basket- ball around a little. But, until his dreams of stardom are realized, Todd sticks to his favorite pastime, ice skating at the local rink. When asked about Todd, a fel low student said, He has got this special style and charm that sets him above the rest. il .Je 1 Q, X., A t Q ' Aft! ,K .E X ' A011-Y' Cl,yi5 Kelly, Tiffany Kenaston, Tammy Key, Jason King, Staci Klien, Adam Knapp, Cori Korta, Rene Kurian, Tammy Kelley, David Kelton, Paul Kendall, Monique Keyes, Shelley Kinnan, Jerry Kline, Stacey Knodc, Jenny Krzan, Scott Kussman, Jason Kelly, Lord Kenaaton, Kimberly Kerr, Jason Kider, Laura Kinsel, Tracy Klutv, Kerrny Kolh, Beverly Kubitg, Sherry La llflerc, Robie Freshmen 203 La Voire, Denise Lajille, Danny Lalnboy, Dennis Lucero, Joann Lundberg, Seo!! Lyon, Tiffany Lanee, Lay Laret, Kim Larson, Robert Maine, Larry Malinoxki, Beth Manjredi, Suzanne x X 1 en- X V . 3' .. if F? 5 . Ski ' fs Q my k--'i: - N. X ,pg w ,Qi an .5 X li Yr 5 X f ix. h N X 53, ,ii gf ll ., ' , Lassen, Melisa Le Blanc, John Lehmann, Chris Line, Danielle Long, Stephaine Loshkajian, Melissa Lucas, .lexse Lavoy, Karrie Leach, Mike Lenhart, Shawn Lizarzli, Erin Lontreras, Chris Lotta, Vito Lueero, Jeanette Law, Diana Lee, Sonya Liehtman, Jay Loeklear, Robby I.oxaec'o, Robie Love, Renee Lueeru, Jennifer Mare, Leon Marquez. Joxe Nlarkin. Amy Marxehall, Cheryl Marquez, Diana Marsman, Laura 41 f ev Martin, Audrey Marlin, Stacy Masxie, Danny MeAlli.xIer, Troy So what I llm ll FW-'Shfflam Martin, Jenifer Martinez. Shane Mathis, Cindy Mefujjrey, Ena 1 204 Freshmen ,Li i i Wx .'Hz'Gi1l, Alun .x1l'l.lU'lj', Mike .'H4'Phuarxun, Briun I Y0ll Ye bl0Cklllg mj Jun' Uullmx Iinun 'Wurphy Charlmm 'Hurphj Craig 'Hurphj lam li Nash, Mike Neil, Christina Nixon, Tamy Norman, Sabrina Newton, Candi Olsen Dam! 0Ne1ll Deseray Otto Kevin Palmer Stutey Nation, Mike Nevils, Georgine Nguyen, Linda Norris, Stephanie Odneal, Tim Olson Julie Orr Flen Owens Adam Palyash Julie Neeoeheo, Sam Nichol, Jason Norenberg, Amy Nunez, Paul 0'Donnell, Misty Olstad Erica Ort: Troy Patqyette Robert Papp David Meet Apples . . . Meet Ann Wiley, or at least thats the name she gave us. Apparently all her friends actually call her apples.U When asked about this strange nickname, Ann just giggled in a bubbly sort of way. It is that same giggly, bubbly feeling that draws people to her instantly. When Ann graduates, and moves out into the real world, she is going to be a beach- cruisin' lawyer with a weak spot in her heart for surfers. Until that time, Ann willjust keep crui- sin' the local malls, chatting with friends and trying to keep her Math grade up to par. Puma. Phil Parris. Monique Patterson, Eddie l'4'r1w11rdr'n. Andrew Persaud, Michelle Peterson Dan Ptttrxon Momma lhum Duv Phillips Melissa Ptlrras, Roberta Patterson, Dustin Patterson, Yesenia Perez, Mark Peterson, Brian Peterson Dian lutrson W urrtn Ihtlltpx .ltrtmy lure: Amit 206 Freshmen lv A iw 'S Pivrxun. Aaron Pluru, .lmjf Poland, Rirhurd Pipvr, Ron Poe, Adam Polandxki. Chrixlina . - . , . . ,, 'D - z - f Pitman, Kalilm Poirier, 'Hike Pollcr. Cariz' 0 'lou mind I m ,Kung to think x fu Q - ff,- .Q fff Q Nik X swf ,a Polrin, liill Pratt, Scanu Pugh, Kim Runy, David Rvbalo, Lisa Reid, Rusxvll Rhodax, Brian Poulous, .'VIi4'h4'lIv l'ri1'e, Mvlinda Qnulin, John Razo, Lev Ruud, Christian Renaud, .luxon Rirhlar, Sandra Prull, lfriuna Prqffcr, Shannon Ra,m1u,vxun, .lawn Reardon, Thomas Ruid, lou Reynolds, .lohn Ringur, Amanda .ik,..-- H., E,,..e-W X . ,, .sf sh. Rodgvn. Story Rodriguez, Ricky Rond, .luliu Rossi, Amy Runixcy. Brian Sabol, Ryan Suvng, Tony Rodriguuz, Linda Rozlriguav, Sean Row. liriun Raulun, Nicola Ryan, Todd Surullvx, Juxon Sulamu, Mary Ann 1 Rinlyc, Kahlil Robby, Ariux Rixdon, Susan Roberr, Chad Rivvra, .lvann Rocha, Dawn Salazar. Kim .S'anL'hL'Z, Chad Salah. liddiv Sundulwr, Ddnu Freshmen 207 ie 3 ., Bi 5 ix, ,- L Santiago, Leo Schaeffer, Tami Schneider, Keith Sehuunover, Ronnie Schultz, Gina Scott, Darren Seaman, Mike Sergent, Erin Shadwell, Sharon Sara, Michael Seharnagel, Susan Schneider, Shalaree Schrader, Sheri Seiotto, Dennis Scott, Laura Searey, John Seward, Riehard Sharrah, Amy Saul, Kenneth Sehei, Roger Sehoeneman, Darrin Sehrlener, Laura Seott, Chris Scott, Tara Seats, Justice Shaelcelton, Dennis Shorey, Nicole A v I w-. E-, Siek, Mike Silverthorn, Jim Simons, Joshua Sipes, Linda Smale, Ty Smith, Christy Smith, Lorrie Smith, Steve Summerville, Dawn Sikes, Sharon Simon, Pamela Simonton, Scott Slaviek, Tami Smith, Chris Smith, Gary Smith, Shannon Snyder, Jason Sorensen, Tammy Two minutes, and twenty questions left 208 Freshmen ,, hp.. ,,.: 1 Speneer, Dan Springer, Dennis Stavrinos, Nlellena Stewurt, Tony Spieuzzu, Niels Stamln, Brat! Steinmetz, Steve Stillman, Steve Spinelli, Bethuntt Starkey, Ken Stevens, Todd Stippey, Cristy 1 Hi Dave! David Virgil isn't just another ordinary freshman at Santana, he's a 4'l0 giant. He enjoys drawing and running more than anything else. He takes an art class during school and is on the Varsity Cross-Country team after school. He says he wants to get as much as he can out of school, and after school he wants to join the Air Force or Navy and have them payfor a college edu- cation. On the weekends David likes to see hisfriends, playfootball, and run. He also enjoys going to the mountains, and watch- ing sea-gulls and other birds at the beach. Stocklcy, Jane Stone, Michael Strickmaker, Tammy Stoltz, Chris Storey, Kim Stutz, Amy :fi4:11lQ.4gQ5 iiT.igiiQi. ,,, N . K and ' ' 1. Sullivan, Marcus Tade, Trixtin Tamkersley, Samantha Tapia, Victor Taylor, John Theobald, Jennifer Sllrllff, Brenda Tlllfllllllrlli, Ricky Tannheimer, Genevieve Tarantino, Jack Taylor, Lorie Thibodo, Jennifer Thomas, Pam Thompson, Roy Tolie, Ryan Tran, Kim Trumble, Michelle Turner, Tiyany Uttich, Brandon Van Sickle, Sheila Veraldi, Lori Thompson, Amy Thurman, Kenny Topping, lana Treco, Melanie Tucker, Tina Tysall, Tina Valdez. Krista Vargas, Roberto Vernon, Stuart Thompson, Robert Tonnessen, Cheryl Tracy, Michelle Treinen, Cheryl Tapper, David Upshaw, James Van Dorn, Rob Vendegna, R.J. Vickery, Laurel Freshmen 209 : vm Z. is ' it ,I L 'X Q, , ,, - Q i 2 kiss! l i za- Y linv. .luyvu lngul, Lvunn Wagner. .ltjf Walker, Danny Waller, Royce Virgil, llaviil If agnvr, lfriun Wagner, Mark Hallwr, Mike Wanalista, Kathleen Ward, Shannnn Warren, Barbara J! x vii Q. 'lining il Unna- : Nx Lrk k , ,Q We were supposed to use a pen, right? el Sf ,t ' Qs! A 5 . Watson. Richard Weinhrvvht, Tum Whitman. l.i,xu w W1'ixA', Du ynu Weitzel, Mike ,Wi wi fi , ,fe ffm, it 9 l WSE 59. H ilrfr, A nn Widzlowmn. Christina H lllH'l3'Ull, fruit: I4 ilmx, Miki' H illvuxmn. .Hirhu 5- ,- Welch. Drake Welsh. Kenny Williams, David Williams, Ed Ile Williams. Jayme l4'illiarm. .lennilur U illizmn, Hilw H ilxun. lfutxy H imlwrlf- Rocha llingertur. Luniu Wuntnelx, Shunnnn Hmuli-nah, lfric l4'uulz1ridgi', Tammy Wlllghl. Samantha H illiulm, Linrnln ll illitumnn, fhrix H ilwn, .Ivrul I1 inwr. Xharun H nlluwn, .hjf Wmul. .lune l4uutlrir'h, .lawn Huulvry, Kurun Wright. Stephan H fwlerjr, Brandy I4 right, Sandra Wylum, Jenny 210 Freshmen Q 8 yarngffv Slwily Zabrowski, William Zclaskawski, Kelly Zeller, Kevin Zemun, Amy Zinh, Wendy Zull, Tammy Wa ut We t When the sun comes up every morning, 700 freshmen work their way towards school, but only 400 make it to Santana. What about the other 300 you ask? Maybe at West Hills? Oh, of course. West Hills, the newest academic addi- tion in Santee, caters to almost one half of our freshman class. While the school is strictly freshmen this year, the district hopes to bump the first graduating class to West Hills next year. A class that will make West Hills their home. West Hills is still not much more than one hall and eight classrooms, but it prom- ises to be a Santee highlight for years to come. The students still disapprove of some of the inconveniences at West Hills such as no lockers or cinnamon rolls, but most West Hills students agree on one thing: The bathrooms are nicer here than at Santana. Freshman parking lot Like totally What's an American Ship in Distress S.0.S.? Freshmen 211 we h Adair, Lee Armour, Randee Arsenault, Maryann C1llSSif7ed CIassUied Classified si Baime, Steve Bainum, Don Special Ed. Social Science Baltezore, Anita Classyied Arthur, Susan Foreign Language Baron, Laurel English Banlezf, Anna Beach, Richard 212 Faculry A ' K i. English Social Science -u-up Hey coach!!! inwa- w 'K f:,wi? . , rf f- Bebout, Judy Bender, Donald Social Science Berkebile, Ruth Blodgett, Sharon Business S6895 Bobof John Math ,fm Bornholdt, Calvin Vocational Classified Whata ya want? 5 ' .lsmkma f-e X .,, QDQ W X Hidmumwmf rs. Marquita Keach is that short, friendly lady who greets you when you enter the front door to the school. Most ofthe visitors to Santana think ofher as the principal 's secretary. Those of us who are on the campus everyday and work with her see her in a different light. Us there such a position as a secretarls principal?j In addition to all ofher many and varied duties at Santana, Mrs. Keach is married and the proud mother of three children. If you have a spare half hour, she will show you their pictures and elaborate on all of their outstanding qualities. Her children must have inherited these qualities from their Mom, because she is also very special. She is always ready with a smile to help in any way she can. She has boundless energy and enthusiasm. Many people believe that first impres- sions are important. We here at Santana are truly fortunate to have someone as friendly, helpful and knowledgeable greet- ing the visitors to our school. Mrs. Mar- quita Keach exemplifies the spirit ofSan- tana High School. l Bowling, Billy Bray, Richard Britschgi, Suzanne Brossard, Daniel Classfied English Social Science Faculty 213 ' Stubb ho is the man who has almost singlehandedly built up the scholarship fund to ten times what it was before? Could it be the same guy whoflled a fellow educators room with rabbit pellets and snails? You bet your tibia jibula, it is and he's Leon Herzog, a multifaceted super teacher. Whether he's running the science depart- ment, teaching class, or working in his backyard there seems to be a modest inten- sity that emanates forth from his shortened stature Kthus, his nickname Stubbyj. Leon Herzog has proven, that in more ways than one, he is truly a priceless asset to Santana. Except in Don Bainam's eyes, who says, Mr, Herzog is proof that evolu- tion stopped somewhere between ape and man. . 4 Brunson, Lori C lasstfied auf' as Bullock, Lorita C lasszjied 214 Faculty Bunker, Gary Burkhart, Glenda Phys. Ed. Classified Charles, Jack Czwin, Doug Business Social Science Burns, Donna Castro, Carolina Classified Classified Cranor, Ellie Clrgwfbyd' Nancy Classjied na' X Culo, Roswitha Cummings, Martha Curran, Tom Dakin, Bill Classified Vice principal Math Science R A .fy j 4 Q , i f+,g.,- AL N ,L . W 1 Daniels, Mary Phys. Ed. Daniels, Vern The way we were. Vocational 'M l,.. A rl!- ,iff Z' ,ff X-,.n. 1 , Davis, Mike Dipuma, Patty DiTamaso, Joseph Donnally, Don Classified English Phys. Ed. Computers Faculty 215 Duncan, Jucrecia Ervin, Charlene Etonia, David Farres, Michele Classyied Art Vocational Phys. Ed. F 1004, T001 Foster, Anne Gaines, Ronald Gallo, Len Principal English Classyied C I assji ed Gaylen, Rick English 2 I 6 Faculty Geary, Mary Classfied Classics wo of the finest teachers, role mod- els, and human beings ever to teach at SHS have retired this year: Bill Dakin and Ed Noble. A quite sinister laugh and widefriendly grin will always be associat- ed with Ed Noble. His expertise as a char- ismatic teacher of all math subjects as well as a pianist and paleontologist has touched the lives of everyone who had the opportuni- ty to know him. Whether it be ammon- ites , his piano concerts or his brilliance as a math teacher, he will be dearly missed by SHS. Our faculty and staff is really what makes SHS such afine school, says Bill Dakin. He has been teaching physics and chemistryfor the last 21 yrs., beginning the 2nd yr. our school opened. Teaching with disciplined and enlightening lectures, he has motivated his students to excell. Hav- ing served in WWII and Korea as an attack bomber pilot, retiring as a Commander and graduating from Harvard, he came to SHS with a compelling attitude, motivation, and will leave behind a tradition of exceptional teaching. Gilmore, Ellen Good, Deanna English English Grihalua, Bonnie Gushwa, Greg Classyied Social Science Hartschen, Jeanice Hassell, Melissa ClassUied Social Science Hill, Jim Hoadly, Charles Vocational English You did what? Fig ,JU V -M. lilllll Hastings, Jim Herzog, Leon Social Science Science 1,-fx'--.. Hobbs, Jackie Hollman, David ClassUied Mafh 'vs . . Wuxi Faculty 217 Holm, Robert Howes, Sandy H2110-'f Science Special Ed. K Aa Hoy, Richard Hunter, Dave Jack, Susan Social Science English Foreign Language He's my bro. 218 Faculty Johnson, Marilyn English Kcach, Marquita Classified Jellison, Beve English ...,f Kaster, Lloyd Phys. Ed. Keith, Linda Classified Kennedy, Sharon Klymkowych, Natelle Knowles, Imogene Kraszewski, Gene English Library Classified Social Science K reikemeier, Patty Layton, Marge Layton, Wayne Lefever, Andrea Science Math Social Science Classyied Levie, Betty Library Lindsay, Mark Science QUALITY TIME ary Bunker is following a family tradition. Not only is he an effec- tive, fair, and caring teacher, so are his parents. As most everyone knows Mr. Bunker has a reputation for being very strict and having almost unbearably high expectations. H e feels good about his repu- tation. He believes students want to be dis- ciplined and cared about. Mr. Bunker also believes in self-discipline and jitness in his own life. He is sure students want to feel good about themselves and he thinks that it is his role to help them. Much ofthis attitude is recent for Mr. Bunker. Exper- iencing a serious illness, he changed many of his priorities. Don't hold anything back, he says, I f you love someone, tell them, don't wait. ' Gary now sees the differ- ence between regular time and QUALITY time. He is very much into nature with his home gardening and raising Canaries. Mr. Bunker's favorite pastimes include offici- atingfor the NCAA and meeting pretty la- dies on the beach during his early morning jogs. Faculty 219 If ff' ,1- Lindsey, Donna Lobb, Don Lotta, Dianna MacDonald, Jeannette Social Science Vocational ClassUied Phys. Ed. Martinez, Betty Masters, Betty Millman, Elly Mills, Cathleen Classijied Foreign Language Speech English t anulftli m vw. 7-..,,,.-WW www Did you see that?.' 220 Faculty Mitchell, Zellas MUVIUH, Shervn Classified CldSSlfied M uramoto, Frank N issenbaum, Harriet Vocational Foreign Language Nelson, Lisa Classified Perkins, Frank Vocational Peterson, Ralph C lassi D' ed Potts, Barbara Counseling Noble. Eb Nydam, Marysue Ollson, .lack Math Special Ed. Classified ff ,Q o ooo rom a typical nerd at Mount Mi- guel to a Ph.D. in South Eastern Asian studies to being the official spoke- sperson for the I.R.S., Mr. Kraszewski, or Mr. K , is not your average Santana so- cial science teacher. Some of his accomplishments include touring the Middle East and South East Asia, teaching at Georgetown and the American universities, and working for the I.R.S. While still in college and graduate school, Mr. K did contract work for the state department and the defense intelli- gence agency in South East Asia. Prior to coming to Santana to teach, he worked for nine years with the I.R.S. and mostly in the auditing and collections departments. Mr. K decided to come into teaching because he feels that education is very important and enjoys his remedial classes the most. Mr. K keeps busy in his free time with such hob- bies as photography, hunting, and interna- tional cooking. With all ofhis worldly ex- periences, Mr. Kraszewski adds insight to his classes. fk X- J. MJ g K Pry, Jay Rodgers, Karen Rowe, Scott ROTC Math Math Faculty 227 Schaffer, Dan Small, Donna A. Social Science Home Ec. Small, Donna J. Computers Snyder, Sherry Stanko, Allen Staples, Clark Classified Math English ome of the most valuable and re- spected teachers on this campus are not always highly visible. Jim Hastings is one of those teachers. Teaching photogra- phy and psychology, Mr. Hastings always seems to have time to help students who need it, whether it befor school or a person- al need. Communication for Mr. Hastings comes easily, an important quality in teaching. His laugh pushes most people into a happy mood no matter how they feel. On his free time Jim enjoys spending time with his wife ana' photographing wed- dings. Jim Hastings is by far a valuable teacher as well as a valuable friend. Valuable Friend 222 Faculty Smith, Bonnie Classified S tassi nopoulis, George Science Underwood, Brad Social Science Valluzzi, Connie Classified I knew it was him. Verrati, Ann Vickery, Wade Foreign Language Math White, Bill Willhite, Gary Williamson, Elaine Williamson, 0110 Vice principal Media Classyied Classyied Yackey, George Home Ee. Zimmerman, Wanda Classified s, :SZ H. 5 TRY pluggin' it in! Faculty 223 Well, boys and girls, this has truely been a Junior year to remember, or at least the first semester was. This is being written on 2 f 3 f 8 7, so anything that happened after that is going in next years book. No matter what happens I will always remember the gang I you know who you arej. Tom never lose your look fit is all you gotj. I guess the best way to keep track ofall the events, is to keep the key phrases: These are just some ofthe Classics : NEX T , I hate it, when that happens. , Lets ace this Taco Stand. , You're huge. , WHOOSH , Get out of my house. , Spu. , The light is red. , She's got kinky hair. , Boy, Puke is tough to get out.',, Make me a sandwich -m. , I guess I 'm just not freespiritedf' Looks like your daddy missed some. It would have been impossible to have had a better bunch of friends, from Chris I almost hit a skater Juarez to Dave Goat Richards, and to probably my two best friends Tom and Lance Cyou're both hugej. I guess, I got to say something about the Junior class, from the monday meetings fsortaj to the infamous pretzel sales, I think we made 80 dollars more than we were supposed to I i t was for a good cause, so whatj. And who could forget animal house , I knew we should have used real beer cans. I 'Il never forget all the wild times, Disneyland K on the spur of the momentj. The week of living Dangerously, and still no Dominoes pizza girl, but lots of SherUf ED. The Endless hours at Denny's and the late nights shooting pool, and Cery stealing the Beastie. I will never forget any of you, TOM, LANCE, CERRK DA VE, ROBBIE, TAMMY, BRUCE, SHANE, MARK, MENDK SHARLA, JENI, JENNIFER, BRANDON, KYLE, TRACK SCOTT, MARK, CHRIS, WEBB STER , and any- one else I ever laughed or partied with. lgvof 695 gary Hi Vxeii-hi 6300 UQIQASX xg IQ' P GPG Q 2 . . , 0 we ,THAN r 360515 cgi. 5 KEEP W mo. 59-et. , XE Q . xr X f Z: C Q 6 A651 CUP S523 n G4 ru Q ,CX ,Q as UQ C. Uv fi! 'CY 2 Co O is G3 XLS! mrprneowiferg VY Qofxjx fa Tmnks 51.112 i fb-rv QL 0505, wherever 14011 gmfnefc qw Ofc., 0 We've finally made it and Jen, Steph, Kim 8 Jeanine I couldn't have made it wfout all of you. Thanx for being the best frenz ever-we sure have had a memorable year. Jen, thanx for always being here for me, the long talks, and for all the ad- vice. Wedding soon!! Scott, I can't begin to say how much you've meant to me. You've brought me so much happiness 62 have made this year absolutely perfect. I LOVE YOU, SUZI 224 Ads To The Class of 87, You are a great group of young people and will be missed. Len Gallo P.E. Attend Hey! Thanx Mom and Dad for all the love and support. Hi to Auntie D, Pat, remember-I'll always be there, if you need me and thanx for the Spanish fun. Sneff-member the good times and cherisl those notes! ZIP Jen-Hupcake-One word-Kieth, I can't wait fo: the wedding. Suz-Scott's gal, frosty Flip Champ of the world BHR! Reg-hows the hickey, remember the fun gang in Expos! Kim-hey chick. Have fun and live for the moment. Thanx for! listening to my love life. My Foo-hang in there-you'll make it. yor will always be special to me. Hi Bro-R. W., JOHN, PAT, MIKEY CHRIS, HI DAVEK TERRK DEB., CHARLES, AND THB REST OF YOU. Memories-Hmcoming, x-mas dance, Frosty Flippin, old globe, CH, RL, TN, movies, Val. Dance, AL-thanx 4 always being there 4 me. Chuckie, ITILU2, keep in touch. LOVE, JEANINB To the class of '87 I send you off wi th several thoughts . . . be true ti yourselves . . . love life with a light heart . . . always endeavor tt better the situation . . . smile. . . love . . . be happy. . . holdfriend ships dear . . . hug . . . keep in close touch with family . . . alway, seek to learn . . . remember that you are special . . . but most of all I send with you a bit of me - my love. Beve Jellison Mrs. .II TO THE CLASS OF '87 CONGRATULATIONS . .. YOU HAVE SURVIVED FOU' LONG, MEMORABLE YEARS WHILE DEMONSTRATIN THE QUALITIES OF SUCCESS - PERSEVERANC COURAGE, DETERMINATION AND, AT TIMES, SHEE' GUTS. YOU WORKED HARD BUT STILL MANAGED TJ HAVEA GOOD TIME. SOMETIMES IT WAS DIFFICULQ TO TELL WHO WAS HAVING MORE FUN. .. YOU OR US YOU TOUCHED OUR LIVES AND MADE US RICHER B1 GIVING US PRECIOUS MEMORIES THAT WILL LASl FOREVER BROOMBALL . .. COOKIE MONSTEL CHEERS. . .MONICA'S CHEER CAMPFILMS. . . DESERj TRIPS.. . SLOANE'S SCAVENGER HUNT. . . HOMECOM ING '85 WITH SAN DIEGOATLARGE. . . KATHY. .. WAL LY WORLD KMAY IT REST IN PEACEj . . . THE FUL. BREED... SANTEE VICE... SHOPPING TRIPS... BLUL FLAMES. . . CAMPUS LIFE VIDEOS. . .SUPER GUMBY. . TOP GUN . .. AND WHO CAN FORGET SPUD ANI BOOMER SING THEIR GREATEST HITS . THANKS FOR SHARING THE GOOD TIMES AND, YES EVEN THE BAD TIMES . .. YOU'RE THE GREATEST KID ON EARTH... ESPECIALLY YOU, DOUG... EVERY PA ENT SHOULD HAVEA SON AS SWEET, SENSITIVE AN LOVINGAS YOU... YOU'RE WONDERFUL... MAY YOU FUTURE BE FULL OF THRILLSAND HAPPINESS. . .ANI REMEMBER.. . IT'S NICE TO BE IMPORTANT, BUT IT'.. MORE IMPORTANT TO BE NICE . .. THANKS FOR THEMEMORIES. . . WELOVE YOU. . . TH. SAMPSON'S ITY ST LL T SCOTT DAVIS SAM CAAVLA 287-5526 AAQ q7lCl , . This is it guys. It is hard to write, That it is all over , when the second emester has only just begun. But I will take a guess, and say that the ook will be a success, and that our staff will go down in history Uor hat, I don't knowj. It has truely been an experience, and everyone has een the best: especially you guys at the Salted Nuts table, and the Pain, what a rush club. Thanks Jenny, for always being ready with amera in hand. And JennUer, Suzi, Hildie, Leigh Ann, you guys are all bunch of freshmen punks. And to all the rest of you who had to put up 'ith me, thanks, Niel, Tracy, Margi, Joe, Becca, Rita, Joey, Frank, ,eon, Carol, Joann, Pat, Arianna, Cherie, Barb, Chuck, Melissa, Julie, en, Annette, Ray, Sandi, Matt, Tom, I 'll never forget any of you. And ee, Ms. Guinan, I guess youre stuck with me for another year. J.R. We've come to the end of four years. They were filled with Great Times and tears. We love you and wish you the best lSure hope we pass fnal testslj Some teachers we had deserve fame, But some of those jerks were real lame! And Thanks to R.K. and T.K Our '86 summer was High. We'Il carry great memories away To savor on some other day. And Good Luck To Santana, too We wish all the best for you. Love, Pam Walden Kg Allison Parr CUSAUAA SUAAKAA ANSTAAA. ' CAAAANAT QHILAANG - SAALAAS ANCAOSUAAS ' STEUAO UAUAIDS - SAAAS THANKS MAVID ETONLA To the girls who Live the wildlU'e : Julie Everybody wants it! Dermody, DeCee Sizzle lips Hernandez fBSj, Rachael I'm on restriction Abdelnour, Nancy Firebound Combest, Melanie Let's make a deal Morbeu, and Rene Don'tfall in the mud Green. We've had a lot of good times together, Even if things didn't always work out as planned. Don't ever lose your sense of adventure! I know sometimes we got a little crazy, but you only live once. I hope you guys have a happy lU'e. KIT!! Julie, thanks for being my best bud all these years. You mean a lot to me. Thanks for being there when I needed you. You could always make me smile!I hope you get everything you want out of life! To Raul P., Wilk, Barry O., David G., Ali S., Eric W., Steve M., Jason, Troy, Bill R., IQ Tim P. I'll always remember you! Dale 62 Gabe, I miss you guys! Good luck in Boulevard Mr. 62 Mrs. Hernandez I will miss you too!! Love, JennQ'er '87 Ads 225 To the Yearbook Staff : To all the people who continue to make my path a joyful and full-Hlling one: Charlene Blob Ervin, my other half we've certainly written an interesting journey, Jell Bevison, my constantly precious person, you help me to know and under- stand my possibilities, Rockin-rollin Nissenbaum our joy- ous little kid, it is wonderful to watch you experience who you really are,' B.P. the crisis house , choose and allow yourself to enjoy your lessons , Donna Lindsey, a mentor and true friend, you, to bring many new colors into my lU'eg my Yearbook S tafji a constant source of joy, love, humor and a little frustration, you teach me wonderful lessons, What an experience! And most of all to Squirrel Cheeks , herself who daily reminds how in- credible this experience called life is. Well, Tracy, here it is. I may be alot ofthings, but I am always goodl my word. It has certainly been rough going, hasn't it K I know I 'm not th easiest person to get along withj and whether I 've shown it or not, yo have always been one of my favorite people to pick on. But that's becaus I truely treasure your companionship. I t's tough writing this only haU' through the year,' Who knows, Wei probably be at each others throats agains by the end of the year. Well, I 'm getting close to my 900 position max, so I 'll cut. I 'll lon you always, and you'll always have a special part of my heart. Love, Well, this is it! Turned ou l'd Ike 2 thnk evry I who hlpd me mke it. GOD '85 nvr frgt. thnx CK 4 all the crzy Xs.' Laughs 49 tears.' PS '86, shpng wfDS49JB! Thnx DZ 4 all the lng tlks 49 advice! I luv u lil sis! Thnx KS 4 puttng up wf me! thnx MT 49 WH chrch bds '87 team TRY GOD Thnx Mom-Goonan 4 alwys being there wfan open mind 49 ac- ceptng me even as crazy as I am! thnx 2 all my mom's 49 Dad's, esp NH 49 RH-I luv Sparky! thnx 2 those who crit- iqued me writing esp ,IS 49 BJ, 4 pushing me! 2 evry I couldn't Ht! thnx 2 u 2! I luv u guys.' Lst but not least-2 a very spclfmly! N, M, J, 49 mom! 49 the closest I may evr get 2 a son-Tyler! - Well Asta buds-Luv U Margi r x ' pretty good! It was worth all th hard work we put into it. Al though sometimes it was frus trating when We thought some thing was done and got som more work put into our hand Joe, JoAnn, James Aeon, Raj Frank, Rebecca, Tracy and th rest, It was a lot of fun! Thank for putting up with me!And t the photographers thanks fo all the help! And staying school until we just about diej I hope I see your name on . magazine some day! JennUe To my friends - Love y'alI and Jeanine-Remember, wherever you preme Court. Jen-Hey Hupcake, I'll miss you. go, there you are. C -ya on the Su- Good luck at S.B. Thanx for the Physics Homework. Am I invited to the wedding? Suz-form you I expect great things. Thanx so much for always listening, even when I babbled. Terri -Where has the time gone? The years have been great. So, Teresa Ann, ya better call me. Kim-A-0-A Girl. Good Luck Bud. Hey, I do like you. Regina-T he quiet one. Remember to floss. Lesa and Dani-DUCK! Darn Tourist What d'ya want? What djfa want? But Hey-Thanxfor the memories: SCHLSTC SPRSTRS wf old Abe. Snow Beast. Rocky! Lil' Shop. Homecoming '85 wfGG. Valentine Dance wfmy bud James. Hey Harrold! I'm blowing this taco stand. Cette vie est une plage. We will keep in touch, we've got to Roberto, Nosotros, que nos queremos tanto, encontranos un amor tan divino y tan sincero. Tu amor me ha tocado como nadie lo ha hecho. Te quiero para siempre, aunque nunca me vas a querer tanto como yo te quiero a ti. I'll always be here and open for you, I love you for the time and love you've given me. Te amo, te ex- trano. babes, we're the Gang of 4. Love Steph-PS Luv ya mom 49 dad. Siempre' A , a rzan Pf-X C BE L L .. . In the story ofmy lU'e, every PA1 D HN chapter is of you,- it starts the FULL 1 day you came, and ends the D Xl, fo -If i Noelle, I have to tell you day you leave. ' AT, N I our friendship is like no Keith, the love you have giv- 4- m other. Your love was al- en me and the memories we .W ways therefor me, I ill al- share mean everything tome, ways be here for you. I just as you also mean every- -I in 43,5 hope this is something we thing to me! You have made -..,4,4f' b -- can pursue, wherever life me the happiest girl ever, x my I just happens to take us, I forever love, Jen love you La. 9 Ari 226 Ads w 'h , f 7 ., A . -W - A ,f ff' , 45 , ff! .- , , rw ' fi, lj , ,. .- A ' ' wt-- 'Wlh 7 ,. ,- v A , . I ff XL , f x I ' . x X ' P 0 A N S nf - . X . - 1 IX, I - . 1 4 ,W , A 'ffl' , ff' W 5' 'inf ' 0 Z f f, 9 6 it XA 6 l it I A will! W2 2 A M be 7 '. I ,!' f. WWW .MW ,I , , Tom, you are so special to me, all of the times we have shared will always stay in my heart. Amanda, I hope that you have a raging school life Kstay out of troublej Carolyn my Fav. Cousin stay a good girl because I love you. Jeff Chuck, Matt, Steve, Mitch, you guys are hot. x-mas dance wfDH, MS, SF, MC it raged-Beach wfJulie Hutchins too cool!! Julie Ringer As we walk through the jungle of life, we approach many animals at large, more obstacles block our path with a knife, but so faithful we walk on strong, best friends in the jungle and in paradise. Susan, Ourfriendship is a piece ofgold I will treasurer for life. I pray only for your happiness, and that this very special friendship will never be forgotten. I love you. Best frenz till the end. Love, Michelle 2 my best bud Angie-I know we'll always remember the fun times: summer of '85 wfthe gang, bussing to La Jolla so early, spend- ing time wf Steve and Greg at bonfires, working, shopping, check- ing out the scene, and ofcourse those summer sandwiches in the dark. Going to T FF concert, we talked to Roland, and Depeche Mode wfDonovan, sneaking up 5 sections. I know I 'm forgetting details but I love you, babe! 2 all my buds at Straw Hat-It's been great even though the rumors got bad. 2 Scott-U both know why you're in here. Carolyn-U knew you'd be in here somplace! Being your best bud is cool, I hope my heart can take the strains! Don't ever forget meeting the guys, U can never forget Joe now, and I'll remember John for sure. Joe's house , 10-10-86, that's your night! Chippers , 11-1-86, that's mine! Remember all thefootbll shooting we did 0317, 23, 24, and more!j and the dances. And of course remember the times at Bob's with John and Joe-Breakfast Club Lives!And now Jim-hold on to this one, babe. 2-14,87 being wfAngie, Joe, and ofcourse Austin, definately was a lot of fun. Summer of '86 wfMatt A., Larry, Becky let's go swimming! Magic Mountain 8-27-86 shockwave . Convention, April '86, Anaheim Marriot, Ron and the boys from 3059 . Summer of '84 wfAngie O., Jim and Corey angel and Exodus forever HA! Howard Jones 9-9-84, Psychobud 11-16-84. Dancing at Stratus, going to T.J. 17th B-day party disaster. Bill M.- P-S-Y-C-H-O- L-0-G-Y . I'm glad we met, you're the nicest guy. Luv ya sweet- heart! To my fellow photographers Tom, Matt, Julie, Chuck-It's been great working with you, I 'll miss ya when it's over. Patty-I want to see ya in Vogue. Julie R. -you can be my cuz too. I luv you. Well, HS was fun, but college will be better! ,lenne Palmer '87 4 K X. 2 my special guy: GENE LE- VELL. U R the best! U have made me more happy than I ever thot possible. I hope this yr has been the best for U. We've had some really great X's Ki will cont. 2 have more. Thanks 4 helping me thru the hard X 's. We have been 2 gether 4 2 yrs 8: they have been the best 2 yrs ever! Can't wait till Dec. '88, I LUV U BABE! 4Ever Yours, Carolanne Beck. KB. Staff MB 62 special friends: You are ' great! . fr .R ri' Ads 227 Abbe, Abellon Aber, Billy 1 Aber, Gary Abernathy, D Abernathy, Regina Abood, Ronald Abrahams, Karen 112 Abrams, Scott 112 Abrams, Todd Acebedo, Ezra 197 Curtis ' in he I, Teri 76 Alba Alburg Alburg, Alexander Alexander, Alexander, Allen, Corey Michele 197 Applegate, Jason Arabe, Neil 36, 94, 96, 110, 112 Arbi0'tuzAviJejYery 163 Archer,iKi7nbg4y 32, 112 , L ,1,,,MMW ,,,,, ggi 228 Index aww Archer, Robin 197 Arguello, Juliane 92, 197 Arias, Christine 62 Arias, Robert 77, 207 Armour, Valerie 163 Aaron Christina 163 John Judith 163 76, 1 40, 113 Michael 68, 163 August, Clint 113 Austin Kimberly 113 ' Renee 113 Aye Linda 197 ., 1 ff, A M1 'V so 7 ustin, Kristi 197 om, Babcock, William 197 Babin, Shelly 197 Bach, Lisa 50 Bach, Raymond 197 Bagley, April 197 Bailey, Christopher Bailey, James Bailey, Bailey, Melinda 50, 163 Barong, Maria 197 Barragan, Irene Barragan, Laura 113 Barrett, Thomas Barry, Michelle Barry, Timothy 32, 66, 88, 96, 163 Bartgis, Angela 197 Bartlett, Angela 197 Barton, Tamara 56 Bartu, Misty 92 Bates, Daniel 163 Bates, Sandra 113 Bati, Jack 13 Battikha, Rami 68 Battikha, Ramzi 163 Battikha, Samer 197 Batting, Lorna 56, 163 Batting, Robert Baugher, Garry 163 Baugher, James 197 Bautista, Maybelline 197 Baxter, Michael ' Bayes, Carol Beaudoin, Brian 68 Beaudoin, Timothy 66, 163 Beck, Brent 113 Beck, Carol 36, 163 Beck, Justin 197 Beck, Marybeth 163 Blount, Kimberly 163 Blumanthal, Eric 62, 91, 180 Blythe, Christopher 198 Babbitt, Russell 180 Boehm, Kimberly 50, 110, 114 Boehme, Hildie 36, 49, 70, 114 Boggs, Wayne 180 Bohren, John 180 Boisvert, Robert 164 Bond, Anthony 49, 180 Bond, David 180 Bond, Deborah 114 Bond, Gary 180 Bone, David 164 Borkowski, Julie 198 Borland, Boswell, Boswell, Botts, 83, 197 Brant, Bailey, Baillij, Brashear, 5 Mfg 32, Michael I 13 Sara 197 Steven 163 Baker, Teresa 197 Baker, Todd 163 Ballinger, Jody 163 Ballinger, Tammy Richard 40, 50, 163 Berray 76, 110, Berray, Bertholet, Mona 198 Bertussi, Gino 89, 163 Bettell, Jason 198 Beus, Robert Bevier, Kimberly 180 Mary Breault, Breault, Valerie Breen, Kelly 49, Breese, JennU'er Breese, Stephanie Breheny, Jon 180 Breitenstein Brinker, John 198 Brittain, Nikki 38, Broberg, Erik 16, Brock, Banks, Matthew 163 oem, Michael 180 Bjfwggsisbitawn tBar,agtgwski, Jeanne 113 Bigham, Kristie 180 Mwwfwwgroten, Kristina Bare, Twitbiiiiig1?9iln,QS??f Bigham, Rashelle ,25gEgeffWW Broussard, Heather 198 I M'14Xsi,,,,,,,,-,,,.,,.. H, . ,W Q-. ,, ,- SSE . Barker, Robert K i'if'W ff'1wiBr1ti!3'A?f'i1i?FT'78 Brown, David 68, 89, 180 Barner, Monica 20, 32, 40, 56, 110, Binns, Brian 114 Brown, Dawn 198 113 Bird, Sean 198 Qi rown, Doug 66, 164 Barnes, Andrea 197 , Birdwell, Renee 163 rown, Erek 54, 164 - I-W M N b r? Barnes, Steva 163 nchard, Aimee 180 ,,,gifgl,qZi Brown, Jason 180 A . Lf . . X Barney, Bryan 163 gg'-t i , Mg 180! ff ,- Brown, Jennifer 198 N - W' 4 PM r W ?Fff ' fW', 17 70 . - Barnhtll, Jon 89 Wlfy , rown, Jill Bawmg, Erwin 197 sway 198 Weir? m l ' ' f l , EQ. ,M 'H y ' .w.fL' i2 Q - f a ' , ,,., , H 3 i n fl Browning, Laura 198 Browning, Shannon 76, 198 Bruce, Sharla 56, 164 Buch, Cynthia 198 Buch, Robert 180 Buckley, Jamie 164 Buckley, Renae 40, 110, 114 Budau, Lisa 198 Buffington, Jeffrey 164 Bukey, Tracy 32, 164 Buksa, James 68, 91, 1,805 Bull, Derek 198 W' by Bulow, Thontgs i164 Bunch, Paffck 198 Burchynwfihley 164 John 32, 40, 90, 106, 114 Bfilrdine, Timothy 180 Burgess, Sheila 198 Clint 198 Mark 180 Adrian 198 Raina 198 Raya 198 Jeffrey 68, 164 83 198 Q51 HKQVYH, Q ss, Rebecca 64, , Charlene 198 sir--w? g Dustin 40, 114 , ,n Heidi 198 in- 5 Marsi 'l r Trent 55 Heather 164 1 1 5 19 1 'H ' lw '1,Z,n I rl! 1 5 114 E512 fl , W, r , 40 198 164 Jennifer 180 Burrows, Andrew 164 Burson, Norma 180 Burson, Tony 66, 164 Burt, Kimberlee 180 Bush, Douglas 50, 164 Bussey, Tina 114 Butler, Joel 198 I 0 Butler, Mark 164 Buzzell, Eric 68, 91, ,, ln ' ' Cliiral, Jason 88, 164 will Cagle, Kelli 115 Caha, Laura 49, 164 Caha, Rodney 55, 115 Cain, John 198 Caird, David 115 Caldera, Trina 70, 198 Calesa, Dennis 199 Calhoun, Sloane 32, 56, 110, 115 Callender, Donald 199 Calvert, Anthony 114 Calvert, Jamee 180 Camarena, Roger 199, Camarena, T racyfg' Cameron, David 199 Cameron: Patricia 115 Catnpana, Deborah 164 4,,,.r'Campbell, Daniel 164 Campbell, JennUer 199 Campbell, Robert 32, 54, 636196, 164 Campus, Nicole Campuzano, .Slandllb 115 Camrenggifiitiberly 76 Catnriili Robert 116 k?,eUli'inren, Todd 199 1 Canaan, David 94, 180 Cangson, Buck 38, 116 Canino, Kimberly 73, 199 Cannon, Jeffrey 116 Cannon, Matthew 199 Caratachea, Trini Cardenas, Lupita 164 Cardoza, Martha 52, 110, 116 Cardoza, Steven 68, 90, 180 Carelli, Konrad 90, 116 Carifi, Paolo 164 Carlson, Rebecca 164 Carnevale, Michael 1 ' Carney, Kari Carney, 199 Carney,,Sliliwna 180 Cnrriilo, Anthony 60, 77, 130 'f'iCarrillo, Arthur 68 Carroll, John 62, 91, 164 Carruthers, Kristine 164 Carter, Patrick 91, 199 Carver, Danielle 39, 116 Carver, Gregory 181 ,n, 0 be -F-,nr-,f FP' ' ' sse- I ,fnnl 26 J, ,Ann Clark, Julie 181 Clark, Michael 116 Clark, Stacy 181 Cllgussen, Jeremy Amy 165 Carl 199 John 199 Michelle 165 Jeremy 60, 199 Lisa 199 Deann 199 Pamela 165 Cllfford 199 C Darlnw1,Q5-' ' 181 55, 62, 199 C ole, Cole, Cole, 199 70, 116 94, 165 Collier, 91, 165 Collins, Colson, 5' Coltman, Cernbesr, . Ni' C0mb8,,E'il ,A J Cary, Jeanie effWWConley. C asaus, Darlene 181 Castelo, Christy 64, 82, 741,648 Castle, Daniel 181 Conn, Erica 'trys-rl-PF? Cramer, Dusty 165 Cramer, Kevin 181 Cramer, Susan 199 Crawford, Dawn 181 Creamer, James 117 Crist, Parker Crosthwaite, Megan Crow, Lori 39, 165 Crow, Rebecca 199 Crowther, TUfany 165 Crume, Jason 165 Crume, Nicole 1 ffh' Cullins, C -'ll 'fl Fmrrrnsfk-Q-0,1 who if-, 'ww wfjlil-1194111110 1 - We I M''lhrxvfteklPn ,lrnn::1'i11:l0nl , 1 CMS, ' if ' ., ,nlll,ne,fm,nln ., zezyll, ,lm 117,211 f ' 5-Siam ' f 135335 angst '?w'27,' ' ','5'E'H-Fi? ' pw- nr Fiasfrif ll, ll F lu ,nw,ew.f -r 1 rl 1 8,11 ll 0:41 V l,f'g,,r1-16,11 M20 Dall, Laura 181 1-I a5f,n 'W' 1 Dailey, Dylan 165 Dale, Melissa 199 Dallman, Heather 165 Daly, Steven 181 Console, K Cflffwer Jfflw 169 , ,,,,, . , Cavigligiio, Gary 164 qqgwlmero, Jason 164 Cook, ee-Caztmero, Shannon Ce e0f B ' WW' fl'nli2t3+,E'1 '3Z1l , ilyw ryfl 11,71 h Cereeedes, Marko? lrnfhrr Chamber Mark ' l ,. f1,.f'Q ,r, 1 F ' '1' , M all ' P -g ' C f P 'f Chappelle, Joseplizf- 3, vvfv - .21 ,. Chatfield, Jim 62 Chavez, Adrianne 1 Chavez, Deanna Chavez' Ed 'd 18' 2ZZZZi'2sZ,'Ze5123f51l'11' Cnnyen, Robert 60, 1.91 181 Cheeseniiin, William 181 Childers, Kerry 199 A-f'Childree, Sofia 181 'H Childs, Janaka 199 Christopher, Cary 181 Christopher, Thomas 68, 165 Church, Joseph 66, 90, 165 Churchill, Stephen 199 Churness, Michelle 165 Cisneros, Theresa 199 Cisneros, Tonie 116 Clance, Anthony 116 ll r' JHWI in 000010513 F.:-f5 ,3e6 ,isgggei Apgisflf if 'r 1'l,,n-'gg A 181 C otton, Richard 106, 117 Cottone, Richard 165 Coulston, Geoffrey 19908 Courture, David ,165 Covert, M eloglji' 11 7 Cowan, Christopher 117 Cox, 'Christopher 181 CML Alicia 165 ,'Craig, Carrie Craig, Collette J 1 Craig, James 199 Danlel Shawn 165 Dann, Charlssa 118 Dantz, Michelle Darby, Derek 1 Daffy, D'Wf P0ffr Davldson, P I If D4WidS0'lr Davldson, Daw, Amy D- Davis, Amy E. ,,,,,,,, ,,,,, , Davis, Ellzabeth Davls, Heather 1 Davis, Heldl 200 ,,v V, Davis, Holly 82, Davis, James ' i Davis, Jaynie 200 HLV, ,J Davis, 'lghmfll -'f+-f ' r'l V 'l H l 1'r-r Jjlpevifkeberr 38 Davis, Scott 118 Davis, Shannon Dawson, Brian 68 Dawson, Elizabeth 165 Dawson, Linda 165 Day, Melissa 165 Day, Michael 165 Dayton, Suzanne 36, 50, 110, 11551 DeForest, Aaron 200 DeForest, Troy DeGrafL Craig 68 DeGraff Edward 166 Index 229 L 1 Dean Dean, Dean, Deaton, Sam Deaver, Sammy Degeilh, Brandon Dela Cruz, Hector Delacruz, David 91, Delacruz, Rosalynda Delaney, Michael 166 Denman, Joy 40, 54, JennUer 36, 106 38, 118 Diaz, 54, 55 Dickey Dickman, Dickman 89, 166 Dickson, Dickson, Robert Diebold, Kenneth 1 Melissa 166 88, 166 Duarte, Anthony 166 Dufy, James 119 Duncan, April 119 Dunham, Maria 166 Dunican, Jetta Dunlap, Asia 166 Steven 119 Christy 200 Amy I I9 36, 166 92 200 H' 200 90, 166 8 de, Sam ,,E- Stephanie 166 Early, 119 Eastman, HN Q .5 n 166 Eaton, David Eberhart, David 11lM 5 Eberhart, Denise 200 Ebert, Charles Eshnaur, Coralee Eshnaur, Danell 76 Esparza, Roberto Espinola, Jolene 200 Espinola, Toby 200 Espinosa, Robert Espinoza, Pat 36, 50, 68, Esquivia, Fernando Essman, Charles 91 Estrada, Ariana 36, 120 Estrada, Hector 50, 166 Estrada, Julieta 55 Estrada, Nettie Estrada, Raquel Estrda, Yvette 120 Eubank, Karen 50, 55, 70 Everest, Michelle Everett, Michelle 120 Eylar, Daniel 167 Ezell, Keith Ezell, Kurt 167 F Fankhouser, Toni 167 Faraschuk, Brian 200 Faris, Steven 66, 120 Farmer, Kenneth 70, 92, Ford, Deann 83, 200 Ford, Jefrey 200 Ford, Sean Forster, Darrin 68, 89 Forster, Tanya 200 Forsythe, Eric 167 Fortin, Richard 200 Foster, Brenda 121 Foster, Eric 94 Foster, Keith 121 Foster, Neal Fowler, Corey Fowler, Matthew 200 Fox, Stacie Fradette, Jeffrey Frame, Francis Franco Eckert, Michael 166 Fulley, Eddy, Kristine 32, 121 Fulmer Edison, Penny 120 Funk, Edmonds, Lance Fur,-h, Edwards, Cindy Fuslller Edwards Edwards Effie, Ehrlich, Jason Downs, David 68 Doyle, Cheri 119 DoI?ligWilliam Drovandifilkistg YIVH 2 00 HW rm 230 Indes Michael 94 200 Sean 166 Kimberly 120 Leslie 82 96 166 Ellis Matthew 66 166 Ellison Quinttn Emberton, William Emrich, Corinne 49, 166 Finley Finlinson, Gale, Pamela Gall, Roberta Gaalagher, John Galliher, Karen Galvan, Mike Gamblin, Mary Jo .eq Engebretsen, Katie 166 Christina Ennis, ,.,.,, , ,,,,,,, ,,,, 2 Ennis Nicole 64, 200 Enrique, Jason 68, 166 Erskine, Lori 200 Ervin, Jim 166 Ervin, Kenneth 200 Erwin, Jeffrey Escalante, Brandi 200 Escalderon, Jeffrey 166 new V 5 ass Flllll, Tlm0llly 167 Gapen, Todd 167 WWW r F 541101, LIWY Garcia, Jennifer Fisher, Amber 121 Garcia, Juan 60, 167, Fisher, Garcia, ga Wwjianlwfdbllvwtf Fisher, Robert 121 Gardiggggvrvhiryl Fitzgerald, John 200 -gw,,GaYiiitFer, Steve Fitzpatrick, Sherry 200 n nv Gardner, Laura Fleischmatirta Gardner, Suzanne 64 167 Gardner, Taara Floyd, Melissa 200 hGargarita, Christina Flynn, James 167 Kelly 167 Mike 200 Billy 60, 77 Marie 200 Barbara an W Dane I 22 Mak Sf James B. 16 7 1 ' ' I ,,i'wM-MI, +,'if'!w':','v ff '1 g,f:H 5:f 'N '5vm1t+f,',.1 f 1 J '. 1.5,-,w-:.,ai:1-anH,--,V on . t, - , fn. wiigafeay-,,i1f' -4 ' 'edffgaw lull ,W 2 Vince 62, 184 Howard, Gina 202 Gattie, Jamie A. 169 Gauthier, David 49, 66, 90, 122 Gavencky, Tracy 122 Gawalis, Margaret 36, 122 Gawrys, Nancy 72, 167 Gay, Christina Gay, Teresa 122 Geffers, Kimberly 32, 122 Gejfers, David Geldert, Joseph 167 Geldert, Lori 122 q.f,f 1 'TT' V George, Michel15i184 Gerschoffer5f'Deniese 167 Gessel, 'Patty Gilyiianco, Angelina -Hianinno, Angela Giannaris, Stephen 68, 184 Gibbens, Benjamin 167 Qiiibbs, Gregory 122 ff, r Nadine 167 Brian Jonathan A n gel a Melissa 122 70, 92 9-,r :err-1r'r,,:,,,-gr Jack 167 Russgllf '1 6 7 Billy 167 3Eiiinore,fhStacy 56, 64, 184 Michael 1 6 7 igfilance, David Glasson, Bill 184 Glasson, Tracie 122 Glen, Kimberly 122 Glidewell, Shannon 54, 167 Godden, Chris Godden, Randal 123 Goff Dale 184 Goff Paul 60 ,,,.,L1 Goins, Jena 123 YA.,, f Goldberg, Tonya'liJ'56, 184 Goldwasser,fSean 60, 77, 184 Golentbieski, Brian Gomez, April 110, 123 Gomez, Riza 55, 184 Gomez, Scott Gonzalez, Daniel Gonzalez, John 68, 184 Gonzalez, Margaret 62, 76 Gonzalez, Good, William Goodman, Brenda Goodwater, Kevin Goodwater, Kyle 167 Goodwin, Christopher V ,,e' Goodwin, Gilbert 20, 66,r90, 96, 123 Goodwin, Shane 184 -- ' Goodwin, Shawnf Goodwin,VWilliam 68, 91, 184 Gordon,1'Amy Gorton, Kathleen 38, 123 Gorton, Michael Gould, Tracey 184 Graber, Brian 184 Yic, 1 Graber, Gregory,9-ll, 167 Graham,,,Clinton 68 Grahaiii, Stephanie Granbois, Darcy 40, 123 Granger, Jason Grant, Heather 92, 184 Grant, Joseph 167 Gray, Byron 184 Gray, Lisa Gray, Regina 167 Greathouse, Sheri 184 Green, Jenifir Green, Marc 202 Green, Rene 167 Green, Samuel Greene, Kimberly 202 Greene, Robert 184 ,, Greer, Jason 167! .,Vr,,'r- 9 Greer, Timothy Griffrwfriiy 202 Griffiths, Barbra 123 5G'rUfiths, Melinda 202 Grimm, John 184 Gritman, Shad 202 Groos, Richard 202 Groos, Theresa 39, 92, 96, 167 Grosso, Matthew 167 D mlfilwki ns, Hanson, Dawn 50, 72, 168 Hanson, Dean 185 Hanson, Donald 168 H'-igfiiilnson, Joshua 202 fffgiydenburger, Michael 185 -Q,1g,Htifders, Jason 202 Phyllis 185 sjggrrgllrr, Micah 185 Rebecca 202 Dustin 68, 185 Darren 168 Ffggrlgng Joel 202 k V fffy 1 ,1'rs ' 9 it 38, 168 H 123 55, 168 185 H arrig5,3Ql5Qgig1dy 168 Hart, 185 168 168 Hasler, H 202 21, 123 Hatfield, V, ,.,r Haugen, F Haverly, 123 Ha wkkinllf' C 68 Grosso, Michael Hawkins, M 202 Gruber, Aaron 50, 184 Hawkins, Gulley, Carolyn 202 Hayes, Chad Gunn, Rene 64, 202Vy,,1,'- f -.,. f Gunn' Heather .1679 ..,'1 Golfer, S iw 17284 Gufiefnefs iMffh2l1e 38, 168 Guyffefy 168 ffiilyr Michael 134 Guy, Shawn 168 slrfe 1 rell slll T fiir 4 .A,rrr HMS, Hfafhef lf-fl 1'rr H Mssf user, rr1', ,. H agen, Denise 202 Hafgler, Richard H all, Swff 168 fiffi Helseyr Wf11ff1m168 Hamblin, Marcella,,202J Hamilton, Jay ,184 - Hamilton,AKimberly 168 J Hamiltoii,lTrena 202 Hammer, Geoffrey 168 Hammerstrom, Heather 40, 123 Hammond, Craig 168 Hammond, Jeffrey 202 Hampton, Sean 202 Haney, Kim 184 Hannibal, Wendy 185 Hannon, Minta 70 Hannum, Kimberly 73, 76, 168 Hansen, Douglas 185 Hansen, Robert Hanson, Christine 202 'A ' it Melonie 185 Henry, Dawn Henry, Diane Henry, Sean 185 ,. 9 Henson, H eredi a, Heredia, Desiree ,124 Debra 168 John 124 Herrrliajloy 62, 92, 202 Heredia, Hernand Hernand Timothy ez, Cary 185 ez, Celecia 32, 124 Hernandez, Daniel 202 H ernand ez, Jesse 91 Hernandez, Juan Herrera, Amber 38, 92, 202 Herrera, Diana 70, 185 Herrera, Jeremy 202 Herrin, Lora 38, 202 Herrin, Michael Herrington, Kimberly 168 Herriott, Debbie 202 Hersey, Phillip 168 ,fir Herzog, Joann 32, 164 H'fF10Sr,TiS f' I Heskett, Sharogllgflglggi L1 Hfskfffr Hicks, H'gg 'sr H 'ldumr rs' Hill, Hill, M Hill, Ti Hillffyr K H i l l i gas, F Hire, Heather Hire, Virginia 49, Hirsch, David 202 Hixom, Jeremy 185 Ho, Thanh 91, 202 Hobbs, Chris 185 Hobbs, Krystal 168 Hofer, Anthony 185 V Hofer, Simon 202 ,,,, H effmfwr Hoffman, Holmes, H olshouser, Hook, James Hook, S y 2 H0 f H H ootman, Th Hoover, Christophefy ti H opgood, Scott Hopkins, Christine Hopp, Jason 77, 185 A Hopper, Sheri 185 Hornbake, Tammy, 1 Hornfoth, A 'A 7 'Dustln 202 ' 'T' --Hoskins, Tracey 202 9 Howard, Tammi 185 Howard, Tanya 168 Howe, Gary Howie, Steven 60, 202 Howland, Glen 124 Hoy, Ryan 202 Hsu, Danny 186 Hudson, Sandra 32, 64, 96, 124 Hudson, Toni 202 Huff Christina 32, 168 Hufman, Shannan 32, 70, 96, 110 124, 166 Index 231 Johnson, Alan 203 Johnson, Brian 186 Johnson, Charlotte 203 Johnson, Danielle 203 Johnson, Donna 126 Julie 186 Hunt Ma,-k Hume' Matthew 203 Huntley Michael Hupka, n 126 Hurst, Gregory Hurst, Tonya 186 Huston, Tammy 186 Hutchins, Julie 125 Hutchins, Stephen 168 ts Huys, John -9 Hyder, Angela 169 Judith 125 Paul 125 Irwin I sham, I som, Jesse 202 Ivy, Robert Jones, Jones Jon Jones 68, 89, 186 49, 55, 126 41, 186 Jennyer A. 186 Jennder M. 186 Karen 203 Kenneth 169 Melissa 186 Michelle 169 66 91 96 169 Jones, Step 186 Jordan, Robert HW Juarez, Christopher 'I 'Miz' Kadel, Timothy 68, 18 Kalinoski, Dawn Kamb, Raymond Kane, Kane, Kelso, Kelly 50, 56, 110, 127 Kelton, Paul 203 Kemna, Karrie Kemp, Corey 186 Kenaston, Kimberly 203 Kenaston, T amaron 203 Kendall, Monique 203 Kennedy, Mauritta Kenoyer, Jon 50, 187 Kenoyer, Scott 49, 127 Kertson, Gary Kerzner, Jill I27 Kessler, Michael 169 Kessock, Hans 187 Key, Jason 68, 91, 203 Keyes, Shelley 203 Kiefer, Laura 92, 203 Kimmett, Wendy 127 Kinder, Thomas 187 King, Jason 127 King, Jennifer 187 King, Kevin 169 King, Michele 56, 110, 127 King, Staci 70, 83, 203 Kinnally, Margaret 32, 70, 127 Kinnan, Jerry 203 Kinney, Krissy 169 Kinsel, Jenny 169 Kinsel, Tracy 203 Kroll, David 187 Krtek, Jason 169 Krzan, Scott 203 Kionsk, Jerry 127 Kubitz, Angelique 187 Kubitz, Sherry 203 Kumke, Shannon 169 Kurian, Tammy 203 Kussman, Jason 203 Kussman, Steven 68, 187 Kuta, Jason 169 Kyle, Melanie 169 L La Faille LaMere, LaVoy, 50, 76, 187 Jewell, James 169 Ji nez, Gina 186 Jimwwwole 203 'tu Jo, Jang 1619 232 Index Kano, Kapler, Lassen Latham, Lavere Lavotre Law, Lawrence Lawson Michael 186 Robin 169 Lesa 203 Daniel 60, 203 Kelley, Christopher 203 Kelley, John 169 Kelley, Kyle Kellison, Michael Kellner, Michael 55, 203 rtl110 126 Geo Kohli, Kolb, Kolen, Philip 127 Kolinek, Curtis 32, 169 Koren, Dale Koren, Vickie 169 Koren, Wayne Korhummel, Michelle 56, 187 Korta, Renee 203 Korta, Tanya ,M . J.Ns1W' ,ner LeBlanc, John LeBlanc, Robert Leach, Michael Leal, Cheri 187 Lechner, Scott 187 Lee, Barbara 169 Lee, Sandra 39, 50, Lee, Soo Ya 204 Lee, Thomas 170 Leeper, Cliff I ,Ml'W Lehan, Qggabiifixhari 1 70 'Lehman, Christopher 204 Lehman, Heather 21, 32, Kelly, James 186 4wWmm'mw 87 Lemberger, Mary 76, 187 Kelly, Kerri 126 Kory, Yvonne Lenhart, Shawn Kelly, Kord 203 Korzec, Ronald 187 Mn,-C 204 Kelly, Robert 32, 126 Kotarakos, Paula 187 Vincent 187 Kelly, Sam 169 Dtana 187 Manuel 170 Kelly, Tammie 127 Mark Kelly, Tiffany 203 Channing Kelly, Travis Kristy 187 W'a '1 tls'.f.s Levell, Angela 187 Levell, Donald 128 Levin, Christopher 68, 91, 187 Lewis, Erika 40, 128 Lewis, T roy 170 Lichtman, Jay 204 Lichvar, Joseph 66, 128 Sbfanfredi, Suzanne 204 Lieggi, Stephanie 49, 50, 110, Lientz, Michelle J Lies, Loretta 73, 170 Lighqield, Kendra 110, 128 Lightfield, Kenneth 187 Lindemann, Susan 128 Line, Danielle 92, 204 Linergde, Craig 187 Lintif Heather efiisenbe, Hannah 187 Littrell, Clayton 68, 188 E,Lizardi, Erin 204 Eifgpcklear, Robert 55, 204 Patrick 68, 188 Kathleen shawn iss Stephanie 204 Pete 170 Sonia 128 Tammy 49, 170 Wayne 170 Robert 204 H ' Melissa 204 Aiydlalie 170 Vi,ta 204 Karrie 170 Renee 204 fiiovelady, Tina 20, 56, 128 Lowe, David Lucas, Diane 170 Lucas, Jesse 204 Lucas, Theresa 188 Lucero, Jeanette 204 Lucero, JennUer 204 Lucero, Joann 204 Ludolph, Tracey 170 1 Ludtke, Matthew ivyv 6 0,' 188 Lumb, oeneiaittho Lunak, Barbara 170 Lundbeig, Scott 204 kglrlillelfd, Christine 170 Lushia, Shawn 188 Lussier, Justin 188 Lyle, Scott 170 Lynch, Christopher 188 Lynch, Kathleen 54, 55, 188 Lynn, Stacey Lyon, TUfany 204 M Mac Isaac, Jeanne 188 MacNeill, ChrisHJ2'9 Meeiveili, Lyneite 73, 76, iss Mackerchiiii, Rochelle Mainfl Larry 204 ,Malinoski, Amie 129 Malinoski, Bethany 204 Mallari, Deborah 188 Mallari, Michele 129, 'i Mallory, Katrinas170 Maloney, Jason 89, 188 Maloney, Tamara 129 Mann, Chad 170 Mann, Gayla 188 Manning, Christopher Manroe, Robert 129 Mansfield, Michelle 170 Mansfield, Pamela 170 Mapes, Heather 170 Marcus, Jihad 129 Marino, Antonina 188 Marino, Loretta 129 Marino, Stephen 188 Marino, Thomas 129 Markin, Amy 204 Marques, Juliet 170' I Marquez, Carolyn 129 Marquez, 'Diana 204 Marquez, Jose 204 ijlarrokal, Cheri 170 Marschall, Cheryl 204 Marschall, Michelle 129 Marsh, Donald Marshall, Alisia 170 Marsman, Laura 204 Martin, Aaron 170 Martin, Audrey 204 Martin, Jason 129 Martin, Jenifer 76, 204 i Martin, Robert 1,88i i Martin, Stacy 55, 76, 204 i , :1 McClure, Lance 89, 205 McClure, Scott 170 McConnell, Laurel 188 McCready, Brett 207 M' Anna 188 r Mikell 56, 188 ' Tina 205 William 188 3' ' Jade 188 Shannon 205 Carrie 205 Shawn Susan 32, 130 q M Tracy 205 M 205 Michelle 205 McGif1gg.i1jgffg1yne 170 Steve 130 MeHeriiE0f5ii1?hi11ip 170 McKee,31Eg?flt.Qlc McKentti1?iFltil 170 McLain, italics 170 McLarty, -iiilitrllael 205 McLaughlitlQ1iS'Iulnnon 49, 170 McLeod, Jearrare 49, 50, 110, 130 McLeod, segifzssa, 91, 170 Memetiee, 70 irgeeeiviiiilen, 50, 170 'MeMii11eii, McNaab, McNearney, 130 ,e-f i Martin,,Suzanne fx ' S1337 Marfin, Tommy 66, 171.-1 lil, .kti 1 iivlartinez, Richard 1, fi I 3 Martinez, Shane 204,-ggqlje Marvin, Charles Marzullo, Amber ', i Ljl-fi? 72, -IIV ffy Mafzullos KW ',31hL1i2:r1.fiT il A 1111 1 I Massie, Daniel 5 Massie, IMP ' M wthisy Cynthia 1'i . . . , if 1 is' ,'iikiiilfiiwi-'iii Mrfhffe Pflffwm ' Matranga, Jeffrey Mein, Eileen 72, 171'f1i1f1lgWQ fi 1 ltii 'V 1 A Mayfield, Patricia 49, 130 ,,,:i ,.V, 5 '1,,,. , f M cAlexander, Jeneene 1308 554 il 3 l Mennisier, Jason iss ' 64, 205 McAllister, Kelly 130 Chris 188 Agczillister, Troy 204 cBride, Trisha 170 McBroom, Kevin 96, 170 McCaffrey, Ena 204 McCall, Terry 188 McCarthy, James 205 McCartney, Mara 70, 188 McCarty, Robin 170 McCaskey, Kimberly 130 McCaskey, Sean 188 McClintock, William 170 Merritt, Dean 171 Merritt, Melissa 205 Mesa, George 89, 188 Mesa, Serena 171 Meserole, Regina 188 Messenger,'fBrian 171 Messenger, Mark 131 Messina, Joley 205 eivleth, Gary 188 Meyer, Eric 188 Meyer, James 171 Meyer, Meyer, Jejrey 171 Tracie 188 Mezzanotti, Anthony 171 Michaels, Debbie 188 Michielson, Sandra 205 Milan, Vicki 188 Milanovich, Ronald 94, 205 Millar, Eric 188 Miller, Cherisse 188 Miller, Christopher 205 Miller, Cindy 131 Miller, David D. 183 'Afillerg H. David Miller, James 3, ,i'i, U Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, Miller, J S' 8, M P artra sfeiiiesir 161 wi Stigiertifg 139, 'i 1 Mills, Steveaiil. ',', , Mills, Suzaikitee-171 M illslagle, Richard 171' 'Milne , Keith 6a 139 fie1'-e - Milne, Kevin 60, 171' Milstead, Anita Minto, Monique 205 Miranda, Anthony 171 Miranda, Keith Mitchell, Jimmy 171 Mitchell, Lori 189 HM,,,.W,5 Mitchell, Rosa 205 MJ M odezelewski, M Mediee, Melissa 3r2ii'11iIa1Q1L1iQte31g M odica, Thomas i, f Moeller, Shatiptaar 76 205-2 Mvfffiiel-?4!filEli71 e'i' T A 'li 'L fiivfiilina, Juatijlygsii 3- V V A .5 Mollett, RobEri'.5lh,f10,, Tiff 'S Molsberry, T Moltman, Cherjif ,',, V Monroe, David ,ff ,N Montalbano, Montgomery, Montgomery, Montgomery, ' Moore, Anthony H Moore, Glenela 'i'i Moore, Jason Moore, ichael Moore, Monte 189 Moore, Rhonda 38, 131 'A M oorhouse, Aaron 41, 189 , Moraine, Morales, M orbeu, Morbeu, Morgan, Morgan, Morgan, M orison, Laurie 189 Matthew 41, 205 ' Melanie 131 Thomas 171 Rebecca 189 Stacey 205 Vicki 131 Gavin 131 Morris, Brandon 171 Morris, Sean 205 Index 233 HH 4 f? coye r? f U, H 'Wav fiffff wx , 5 X .M 45, ' i X .-- .ff.:. -1,1LSiQ ' if . ,ILLV ZVT .111, it - . i au wa 4 fm X vf f K2 miss- Y amp, aww 'Q Fw iran V V f'f'J' ,hy 14 'll ,na - W,,,, AN- 'ln mmm ,4 91 We 'Elf' V ' 4, 4 5 , 4 Ei 1' ' :sb gg as Sm N m i. 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The 1987 Santana yearbook staff was a conglomeration of super brains, bizarre thinkers, and creative wierdos. Not only did they successfully achieve their purpose, they did so with a lot ofcare and a complete desire to do only their very best. Special thanks go to: Neil never say die Arabe, you stuck each deadline out 'til the very end your dedication to your task is appreciated more than you know, Jennifer Hupcake H upka, your wierd ideas and escapades with Keith will always be remembered you did a great job, T hunks, your Mom , Cherie Seriously Dunn, your enthusiasm and spirit are hard to match! Thanks for this year, but look out '88! Margi Hi Mom Gawalis, your special manner and charm f?j will never be forgotten many thanks for all that you did, but no more freeway dates O.K.?, Rita Senior Section Schack, and Sandi Brat Terry, this Senior section is awesome and you guys did it! Congratulations, Jennyfer Jen- Den Dennis, you were always there when we needed you, good things will always be therefor you, because you do GOOD THINGS! Thanks uren't near enough, but THANKS, James Let's Ace this Taco Stand Robertson, there are no words to describe you, so ?!xcSX OXO ..., seriously gigantic, stupendous, humungous T hanks! And, what's up for next year, I know a talking book?, Ari Australia Estrada, you were an unexpected, nice surprise, even though you are BIZARRE! JoAnn F.S.P. Herzog, thanks for all the slack you managed to pick up andjix, wait 'til next year, it could get worse, Melissa Clubs K: Orgs. Modica, thanksfor living up to the contract! You did a good job K I knew you wouldj, Rebekah Rebkai Sprately, you're the best, kiddo, I look forward to another great year land more C.C. Cookies, too - could you be my Secret Pal in '88?j, Tracy my heart's in Japan Norris, thank you for not giving up when it would have been very easy to, you are an incredible young woman even Uyou act like a twit sometimes! Wait till next year - I do get even, you know, Suzy Acadeca Dayton, even though you hang around with Hupcake , you are really bright- Thanks for all that you did, H ildie Index Boehme, not only are you creative and crazy, you wield a mean computer! I appreciated all the extra, at-home work you did, Barb Meat Bennett, what a crazy, whinning wacko you are! Many thanks for all you whined about, and look out '88!, To the Artists - Frank Melendez, Joey Rosen, and Aeon Stanjield: Look at the artistic quality of this book, and what a cover! Thank you for doing everything we asked, you guys are the best!, Carol Typist Beck, you're the nicest surprise, and you can type too! Want to do the index and write-ups next year -just kidding, we're glad to haveyou back and Thanks - lHi-5! to Gene, too!j, To the Incredible Photographers, Julie Head Photographer, We're out of paper Ringer, Jenne Football and Spee- dos Palmer, Tom Can I have that apple? Wilson, Chuck My camera broke Marvin, Annette Can I Help? Blodgett, Matt It's not my fault Stottern, and Jennifer I can re-take it Dennis, you guys were awesome - thank youfor all that each ofyou did!, Leigh Ann, I don't believe it Sutton, thanksfor staying to help all the times that you did, it didn't go unnoticed, Ray Ramon - Tamales Wilson, your willingness to help anyone that needed it is a great asset, you will always be successful at anything you attempt, thanks!, Joe 'fearless leader Scibetta, thank you for the hard work and honesty, you are a special young man!, and Pat Jailbird Espinoza, look for the posi tive way - I know you will be very successful, the question is, How? Thank youfor all you did. As youfinish the work and stress ofcompleting a project like this in March, you wonder why you try so hard to make it GOOD. Well, this is why! Be proud of yourselves, your product is one of the best! CONGRATULATIONS Shelly Guinan - Advisor