Shafter High School - Laurion Yearbook (Shafter, CA)
- Class of 1979
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K, K .Q ,1 . -1. , -1...-41.56.-.,, ..11 -gg 1,-,, Q, Q, 5. -., K 3,--5.51 1- , I .Q ' ,... . 1. 1 , --11 , , . ,. .11 -, Q--,1.,K. ,. - 5, ..5.y.,K, Q. 1 , -ff 1,,-5 1,-f .11 .111 f-Mg' ,1 ,..-fs 1- 1 K K, ,K ,gg-,.,gg7.1. 11' , 1 K ,- -..1, , , , 1,--,,, g, ,.. 1- g.,1 ,, , .. 5. , ...K 1 , 113 'i1'1L..,,, , .,- .1 - S ,Q 11,-,. .gg .1 ,, .1,s w,.,1.- CHANGES IN ATHLETICS DUE TO PROPOSITION I3 ATHLETICS have certainly undergone some changes since Shafter High School first opened its doors. In recent years, girls have started partici- pating more in sports - some- thing unheard of in 1929! PROP. 13 also brought about some changes in the athletic program. We lost 1.V. football, basketball, and baseball teams. The extra-trip budget was cut 20'Xs, and there was approx- imately 53,500 cut in supplies. Seniors were also given the option of waiving P.E. in order to take classes they may have missed due to the closure of summer school. Despite these drawbacks and cutbacks, ath- letics continue to be the 4- H SPIRIT RAISERS at our school. A2 2 CHANGES and the Generals go marchlngln Generalettes huddle Generals roll around dur mg practnce hugh to set up the ball PE students awart their Instructor jeff Calder IS always tryung to lmltate his hero Arnold Schwarzenegger Warkentin reaches CHANGES 3 CHANGES IN THE THINGS WE DO A3 E' Cedric Owens takes a quiet break. A boy and his dog . . , Brett Hitch- cock spends some time with Hei- - neken, his Doberman pinscher, YOFDB Tinsley cheers on the Colo- ne s. Ed Kirk and Mike Harding rehearse for a half-time show. Cindy Sapp displays her Grand Champion steer. Phillip Wells claws David Criswell. Ioe Lopez, our campus supervisor, checks under cars, CHANGES 5 S6lVIE THINGS Don Burleson Denise Tor rigrani Lori Cockrell Steve Cauzza and Bridget Torri gram spend the lunch hour together Alvis Smith takes a well deserved break lenny Cole and George Gonzales take a break from their daily activities. Peter Nelson prepares to munch down on some del- icious burritos. NEVER CHANGE THE 5O+h GRADUATING CLASS K 1352 -1929-19791 ,QL- 5 iff LL M w. r -QL . 'fku if :xii VJ ' wan, , V ,gm 2129? S -Q1 Q ue -3' Wm ,,-L yu ,w g 4 1 il! Q 5. G .,:,f,H fi' st in ,V J. 1. Q, :Y 155 arse Ro er ww E Q - E I 1 A2 The Final Year The senior year is the most memorable year of high school. It is the final year before real self dependence is required of a stu- dent. Although it seems a relief to get out of high school, there are many experiences and mem- ories that will never be forgotten. Officers for the class ol 79 are Tr na Wagner lsoc al chairmanl Don Case lex board repj Debbie Rfks lsec lreasl and Brenda Williams lpresidentl Lisa Handel Sheryl Tinsley and Carrie Rogue led the e e senaeincue en yer Lo I Eock ell Ed e Warkenlln Tracy Herbert and Ca xl Slarr Senior class advisors are Mr Radon Forlenber y M s Anna Sl Clair and Mr Mike N chols 1. I i I 'ri ' f ' l 2- . '! . I . senior class in their many class competition victories, 3. Memb rs of the stud nl I ' I d : K vi H , r' r , i ' , ' rr 4. ' i ' . r , r . i . A1 A4 SENIORS 17 AKMAN, LARRY: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Track, Police Explorer, Co-captain l.V. Football. ALCALA, ANGEL: Football 1, 2, 3, Track 3. ALVIDREZ, ROSIE: Pep Club 1, Photography, Yell Leader1, Flower Girl 3, BEACH, CARRIE iROQUEj: Art 4, Yell Leader 4, Flower Girl 3, Winter Sports Queen Candidate 4, Maiorette 3, 4, Iunior Miss Shafter Candidate 3. BEESON, KEVIN: Track 3, Baseball 3, 4, Football 3, 4, F.F.A. 3, Key Club 3. BERKSHIRE, PAUL: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 1, 2, 3, Key Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2. BRADY, WAYNE: The Commander 4. BRIGHT, DARLENE: Volleyball Manager 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Campus Life 1, 2, Ph. Program Tutor 2, 3, 4. BROWN, LINDA: Tennis 1, T.T.T. 1, 2, 3, 4, An Club 3, French 3, 4, CSF 1, 2, 3, 4, California Scholastic Federation - Gold Seal Bearer, Bank of America - Plaque winner, Liberal Arts. BROWN, RANAY: F.H.A. 1, 2, Drill Team 2, Went to State Convention 2 yr. CARRASCO, IESSE: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Baseball Most Scholarly 3. CARRASCO, MARK: Football 1, Soccer 4, Soc- cer Club 4. CASTILLIA, IUAN: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track and Field 1, 2, 4, Most Valuable Runner Cross Country, Most Outstanding Runner. CAVAZOS, HILARIO: Cross Country 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Track 1, 3, 4, Band and Pep Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Escort for Queen Candidate in M.E.C.H.A. Club. COLE, IENNY: Varsity Diving 1, 2, 3, 4, I.V. Vol- leyball 1, 3, G.A.A. 1, 2, Block S 1, 2, 3, 4, Pe Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Class Yell Leader 1, l.V. Cheer- leader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Plays, Don't Drink the Water, Golden Rainbow, Where's Charlie, The Campbells Are Coming, Gymnas- tic Center of Excellence, Winter Sports Queen 2nd Runner up Lil' Abner Escort 3, Powder Puff Football 4. COLVARD, MELODY: Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 2, 4, Statistician for F-S Baseball 3, Almost Anything Goes 3, Shafters lunior Miss Pageant 3. CRISWELL, DAVID: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wres- tling 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Swimming, Key Club Block S, Football Most Improved 1, Most Valu- able 3, 4, All League 3, 4, lfootballl All League in Wrestling, Captain in Football. DANIEL, TAMMY: Tennis 1, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, For- ensics 1, 2, Future Medics 2, Flower Girl 3, Winter Sports Queen Candidate 4, Com- mander Staff 3, 4, Band 1, 2, Chorus 2, Social ghairman 1, Student Senate 4, C.S.F. Gold Seal earer. DAVIS, BECCI: Basketball 4, Track 3, 4, Most Valuable Player Track 3. DUNCAN, SHARI: F.F.A. 1, F.H.S.S. 3, 4, F.H.A. Parliamentarian 3, F.H.A., Reporter 4, Christian Club 4, F.F.A. Vegetable judging Contest 1, F.H.A. State Convention 3. EIDEN, BETH: Swimming 1, 2, 3, Swim Manager 4, Syvim Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, Laurion Sta 4. ELRICH, TED: Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F 2, 3, 4, Block S Student Government, Bausch and Lomb, Band of America Plaque, Wrestling, Outstanding Freshman, Most Schol- arly, C.S.F. Gold Seal Bearer F.F.A. State Farmer. FSCOBEDO, MICHELLE: Photo Club 1, Out- door Sports Club 1, Senior Class Rep. for the Bublale Gum Blowing Contest for Wasco Wee . FARIAS, TEAFILO: Football, Track, Outdoors Sports Club, Most Outstanding Lineman, Cap- tain. FIEBER, DAVID: Golf 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Kern County Fair. FRIESEN, REX: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Block S 4, Winter Sports Queen Escort, Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, ludical Board 4, Band of America Laboratory Science'Award, Student of the Week 3, 4, Coaches Award ltennisi. GARBER, IIM: Football 1, 2, 3, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 1, 2, Tennis 3, Track 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 4, Plays: Oliver, Scapino, Hello Dolly, Mousetrap, Where's Charlie, Don't Drink the Water, The Campbells Are Coming, Band of America in Drama. GARCIA, IESSE: Baseball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling, 2 Letters. GATES, LINDA: F.F.A. 1, Most Memorable Event: Shafter-Wasco Game. GEOVANNETTI, ROGER: Varsity Letterman in Football, Wrestling, Golf, Football Senior Year - Captains Award, High Point Man On Defense, Most Valuable Defensive Player, Key Club Block S, Ski Club, Key Club Food Drive, Freshman Class Pres. Ex. Board Senior Commis- sioner of Boys' Athletics on U.S.A.A.U. Wres- tling Team, Spent 21 Days in New Zealand. GONZALES, ANTHONY: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club President 4, Ski Club 4. GRAVES, MICHELE: Softball 2, T.T.T. 1, 2, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Commander Staff Senior Class V.P. 4, Drill Team 1, Ticket Seller at Foot- ball Games, Wrestling Matches, Basketball Games, C.S.F. Gold Seal Bearer. GRILLS, KELLY: Helped Mrs. Onsum in the Physical Handicapped Program 3, 4, Bank of America Home Economics Award 4. GUTIERREZ, IESUS: Football 1, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Chess Club, Police Explor- ers, Most Scholarly, Most Inspirational. HANDEL, LISA: Track 1, Swimming 2, 3, Man- ager for Volleyball 2, Pep Club 1, 4, Skill 1, 2, Drama 2, Senior Class Yell Leader, Student Sgglwate 3, Delegate in Student Elections, Flower lr. HANSELMAN, STEVE: Tennis 1, Varsity Tennis 2, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Chess Club 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Block S 3, 4, Student Senate 2, Comm. of Public Relations 4, Li'l Abner Candidate 4, Homecoming Escort 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Chorus 1, Boys' State Delegate and Plays, Honor Band 1, 4, Bank of America in Music 4, Gold Seal Bearer 4. HANSHEW, TIM: Football 1, Track 1, 2, 3, Chess Club 2, 3, Outdoor Sports Club 4, Went to Three Rivers with Outdoors Sports Club 4. HARDING, IOHN: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, 2, C.S.F. 2, 3, Block S 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra in 3 Plays, Student of the Week, Semi Finalist in National Merit Competition. HARLANDER, STEVE: Swimming 2, 4, Band 1, 2, 4, Blank of America Award for Trade and lndus- tria Arts. HAYES, TIM: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, Baseball 1, 4, Golf 3, F.F.A., Key Club Kern County Fair 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable Defensive Lineman 2. HIEBERT, TRACY: Tennis 1, T.T.T. 2, 3, 4, Speech 1, Nominated for Girls' State, Student Senate Member, Bank of America Certificate for Business. HOGG, TONY: Football 1, Basketball 1, 2, Golf 1, F.F.A., Kern County Fair 2, 3. HOUSER, GERALD:Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Outdoors Sports Club 4, Block S 3, 4, F.F.S. 1, Racquetball Tournament 4, Soft- ball Tournament 4, Chess Club 4. HUSTON, CORINNE: Class Sec 1, Treas. 1, Band 1, Volleyball Most Improved 1, KCET Spelling Bee Finalist 2, Class Yell Leader 2, Teen County Govern. Day Farm and Home Advisor, Chorus 2, 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Gold Seal Bearer, Ir. Class Sec.-Treas. Girls' State 1st Alternate, Flower Girl, Yearbook Editor, Horne- coming Princess, Voted Most Likely to Suc- ceed, Shafter lr. Miss. HYER, KEVIN: Football 1, 4, Golf 1, Baseball Manager 1, 4, C.S.F. 2, 4, Block S 4, Key Club 4, K.E.E.P. 2, S.C.l.C.O.N. Counselor 3, 4, Magic Mt. iband, Disneyland lbandl 1, 4, Arvin Half- time Festival 1, 3, Bank of America Mathemat- ics Certificate. IRVING, MIKE: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Block S 4, Most Improved Varsity Baseball Player 3. IIMENEZ, CECILA: Track, Volleyball, M.E.C.H.A., Ran For Cinco de Mayo Queen, Most Valuable, Most Improved Medals ln Track. IOHNSON, IENNIFER: Volleyball 2, G.A.A. 1, 2, T.T.T. 1, Drama 3, Drill Team 1. IOHNSON, PHIL: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, Baseball 1, 4, Drama Club, Photo Club, Science Club, K.E.E.P., Magic Mt. iband, 1,4, Disneyland ibandg Escort for Winter Sports Chula Vista lstage and, Arvin Halftime lbandl Solo Medal at Wasco lazz Festival. IONES, SHARON: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Softball 1, 2, 3, 4, Tennis 1, Pep Club 3, 4, Block S 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, Flower Girl 3, Winter Sports Queen Candidate, Laurion Editor 4, Var- stiy Cheerleader 4, Volleyball All League 3, 4, Volleyball Most Valuable Offensive Player 3, 4, Most Improved 3, Softball All League 3. LAMAS, RICHARD: Track 1, Basketball 2, our door Sports Club 3, 4, Sergeant at Arms of O.D.S. Club 3, 4. LEAL, EIRNE: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, F.F.A., Kern County Fair 4, Great Western Fair 1, Cow Palace1. LEAL, FRANKI: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Powder Puff 2, 3, 4, Almost Anything Goes 2, Cheerleader ivarsityl 4, Flower Girl 3, Yell Leader 2, 3. LEPP, LYNN: Golf 2, T.T.T. 1, 2, 3,, F.H.A. 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, Choir 2, 3, 4, Yearbook 4. LEWIS, DENA: Pep Club 2, Chess 1, Yearbook 4. LEWIS, ZACK: Track, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Delegate in ASB. LEWA, ISAAC: Wrestling 1, 2, Football 3, Cross Country 1, M.E.C.H.A. 2, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, Out- door Sports Club 2, 3, Softball at Lunch 4, Cross Country Award, Trophy 1, Cross Country Medal 1. LLANAS, IRMA: Bank of America Award in For- eign Language. LOPEZ, ERNIE: Football 1, 2, 3, Track, 1, Tennis 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Soccer Club 4, Future Medic 4, Outdoor Sports Club 4, Key Club Drive, Coaches Award Most Outstanding Back Award. LOPEZ, IULIO: Football 1, 2, 3, Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain , Co-Most Valuable. MACNEIL, DONNA: Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, 4, French Club 1, G.A.A. 2, T.T.T. 1, Powder Puff 1, 4, Commander 3, 4, 1978 Most Improved in Girls' Varsity Tennis. MAHAN, WILLIE: Football 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, U.B.S. 1, 2, 3, Music, Dancing. MARCHMAN, KENNY: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Most Valuable 1, 2, 4, Track 1, Most Scholarly 1, Tennis 2, 3, 4, Most Scholarly 2, Most Improved 2, Most Valuable 3, 4, C.S.F. 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Block S 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Outdoor Sports Club 4, judicial Board 4, Homecoming Escort 4, Winter Sports Queen Escort 3, Commander Staff 3, 4, Boys' State 3, Bank of America Sci- ence and Mathematics Plaque Winner 4, C.S.F. Gold Seal Bearer, Student of the Week 2, 3, 4, Best All Around 4. MARTINEZ, AMERICA: Volleyball 3, M.E.C.H.A., Photo Club, Cinco De Mayo, Win- ter Sports Queen, Choir. MARTINEZ, VALERIE: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, M.E.C.H.A. 4, Cheerleader Frosh Soph 1, l.V. 2, 3, Varsity 4, Powder Puff 2, 3, 4, Flower Girl 3, Almost Anything Goes 1. MATHIS, TERI: F.F.A. 1, 2, Matmaids 3, Pep Club 3, The Fair1, Laurian Staff 4. MCVAY, DEBBIE: Photo Club 3, Yearbook Staff 4. MCWHORTER, ROBERT: Basketball 1, Tennis 1, Wrestling 2, Swimming 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, French Club 1, 2, O.D,S. Club 3, 4, Most Improved Swimming 4, On Wrestling League Champ Team, on Swimming League Champs eam. MCWHORTER, TONYA: F,H.A. 1, 2, lr. Miss Candidate, Band 1, 2, 3, 4. MIZELL, VICKIE: Tennis 1, Powder Puff 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2 3, 4, Photo Club 3, Flower Girl Commander Staff 4, Banner Carrier for Band 1, Social Chairman 3, Prom, Committee Chair- man 3, Tennis - Wobbly Knee Award 1. MORRIS, KAREN: Track 1, Pep Club 1, 2, G.A.A., Laurion Staff. NASH, KARLA: Volleyball 1, 2, 3, Most Inspira- tional 2, Most Scholarly 3, Swimming 1, 2, 3, Best All-Around 2, Pep Club 1, 3, 4, Swim Club 1, 2, 3, Block S 2, 3, President 3, 4, CSF 3, 4, Pres- ident 4, l.C.C. 4, Sk Club 3, 4, DAR Good Citi- zen 4, lr. Miss Alternate 3, Bank of America ' Certificate for English, Freedom Foundation 3. NELSON, PETER: Swimming 2, 3, 4, Most Schol- arly 2, Most Points Scored 3, Most Valuable 3, Key Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, CSF 3, Student Senate 3, Dramatic Perform- ances: The Mousetrap 2, The Playroom 2, Where's Charlie 2, Don't Drink the Water, Gol- den Rainbow 3. NIGHTENGALE, BRIAN: Football 2, 3, 4. NIXON, SHERRILL: Tennis 1, Powder Puff Football 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Key Club Sweetheart 4, Photo 3, CSF 3, 4, Fresh. Yell Leader, Varsity Cheerleader iheadi, l.V, Cheerleader, lr. Class Ex-board rep., Flower Girl iheadi A.S.B. Sec., Homecoming Princess, junior Miss Candidate. NUNES, EDMUNDO: Tennis 4, Foreign Exchange Student. NUNLIST, BETH: Basketball 3, Softball Manager 2, 3, G.A.A. 1, Laurion Staff 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, Drill Team 1. PAVLETIC, SCOTT: Basketball 1, 2, 3 4, Golf 1, Baseball 2, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, 3, Chess 1, Commander 3, 4, F.F.A. Sectional Pres. 4, Vice Pres. 3, F.F.A. Week, Livestock ludging 1, 2, 3, 4, Shafter F.F.A. Reporter 2, Sentine 3, Vice Pres. 4, Most Scholarly Basketball 3. PIERCE, APRIL: Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Photo Club 3, l.V. Cheerleading 3, Varsity Cheerleading 4 theadi, Flower Girl 3. PLAZA, KATIE: Volleyball 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, 3, 4, M.E.C.H.A. 2, 4, Pep Club Treasury 4, Cinco de Mayo Queen Candidate, Band 1, 2, Powder Puff 2, Almost Anything Goes Contest 3, 4, lr. High Volleyball Referee, Volleyball, Most Improved 2, Most Valuable Defensive Player 3, Most Vluable 4, Softball: Most Valuable 3, All- League Volleyball and Softball 3, 4. POPLIN, IEFF: Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Sports Club Vice Pres. 3, 4, Chess Club 1, 2, Block S 4, Winter Sports Queen Escort 4, Track: Most Valuable 1, 2, Most Improved 3, Co-Team Captain 2, Cross Country: Most Improved 2, 3, Most Inspira- tional 4, Team Captain 4. POZNOFF, ROB: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Swimming 1, 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, Cow Palace 1, 2, Kern County Fair1. PRIMERA, SUSIE: Tennis 2, 4, Photo Club 2, M.E.C.H.A. 3, Pep Club 4, Cinco De Mayo Queen Candidate 3. RAMOS, ANNA: Cross Country 2, 3, Track 2, 4, Drill Team 2, Almost Anything Goes 2, Egg Toss 2. RAYGOZA, SANDRA: Pep Club 1, 2, 4, M.E.C.H.A. 4, Powder Puff 1, 3, State F-S. Base- ball 3, Almost Anything Goes 3. RICKS, DEBBIE: Unity of Black Students 2, 3, 4, Matmaids 2, 3, 4, F.H.A. 2, Stat. Track 3, Stat. Volleyball 3, Drill Team 2, 3, United Nations 3, Senior Chairperson, Drill Team at St. Mary's Collejge 2, Representative for the Co-Ed Maga- zine . RODRIGUEZ, RAUL: Football 3, F.F.A. 1, Soft- ball Tournament 4. RUMBO, RICK: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling 1, 3, 4, Track 2, Wrestling: Most Improved. SAPP, CINDY: Volleyball 4, Softball icaptaini 2, 3, 4, F.F.A.: Sweetheart, Reporter, Secretary 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Vice-Pres., lr. Miss 3, Home- coming Queen 4, Winter Sports Queen 2, A.S.B. Comm. Girls' Athletics, Kern Co. Fair, Pomona Great Western Fairs, Soroptimist Youth Citizenship Award, Softball: Most Valu- able Player, Most Scholarly 2, Grand Champion Steer 3, Reserve Grand Champion Steer 2. SEDILLO, IOSEPHINE: M.E.C.H.A. 1. SHERMAN, PAULA: SITAL, IOE: Baseball 2, 3, 4, Badminton, Rac- quetball, Most outstanding, Best Defensive. SOLIZ, ELPEDIA: Volleyball 3, M.E.C.H.A., F.H.A., G.A.A., Most inspirational in Volleyball 3- . SOLORIO, DIANA: IRC Club, Pep Club, Photo Club, G.A.A., M.E.C.H.A. STARRH, CAROL: Golf1, Basketball Stat. 1, 2, 3, T.T.T. 3, 4, Drama Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 1, Art 3, Choir 1, 2, 3, Plays: Oliver, Hello Dolly, Where's Charlie, The Mousetrap, The Camp- bells Are Coming, Student Senate 4, Freedom's Foundation, Winter Sports Queen Candidate, Delegate for Girls' State. THULLEN, MIKE: Basketball 12, Football 1, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, CSF 2, 3, Block S 3, 4, Homecoming Escort, judicial Board 4. TINSLEY, SHERRY: Track 4, Pep Club 3, 4, Out- doors Sports 4, Homecoming 4, Almost Any- thing Goes 4, Pig Kissing Contest 4, Senior Class Yell Leader 4, Flower Girl 3, Yearbook Staff 4, Powder Puff 4. TIEPKEMA, YVONNE: Tennis 3, 4, FHA 3, T.T,T. 3, 4, Future Medics 4, Drill Team 1. UNRUH, RON: Tennis 1, 2, 3, Drama 1, 2, 3, Ski Club 3, Plays. VALDEZ, ROY: Wrestling 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, 2, 4, Track 3, F.F.A. 1, 2, M.E.C.H.A. 2, Racquetball Champ 4, Softball l2nd place at lunchi 4, Base- ball Captain, Wrestling Most Improved Raquetball Champ. VAN DEVALK, MONA: Volleyball 2, 3, Pep Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 3, Chorus 2, 4, G.A.A. 1, 2, Bookkeeper for Pro baseball, Play iDon't Drink the Wateri. VILLAVAZO, DANIEL: Racquetball Tourna- ment 4, Softball Team at lunch. WAGNER, TRINA: Tennis 1, Volleyball 2, Ski Club 1, 4, F.F.A. 1, 3, G.A.A. 1, Student Senate 3, Band 1, Kern County Fair F.F.A, Magic Mt. Band, Powder Puff Football, Flower Girl, Dele- gate in A.S.B. Elections, Senior Class Officer. WARKENTIN, EDIE: Tennis 1, 2, Volleyball 3, 4, Softball 3, 4, Basketball Statistian 1, 2, 3, T.T.T. 2, C.S.F. 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 4, Drama Club 2, 3, 4, Block S 4, Band 1, 2, 3, Stage Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Plays: The Playroom, Where's Charlie, Don't Drink the Water, The Commander Staff 3, 4, Chorus 1, 2, Student Senate 2, 4, Girls' State Alternate, Bank of America Certificate Award For Social Studies, Flower Girl 3, Most Schol- arly Softball 3, Volleyball 4, Most Improved Volleyball 3. WEAVER, PAMELA: F.H,A. 1, 2, F.H.A. Received Medal- Child Care. WELLS, PHIL: Football 1, 4, Golf 1, 2, 4, Key Club tpresi, Powder Puff King Candidate, Li'l Abner Candidate, Football Awards: Captain Best Player, Lineman, High Point Winner Offense. WHITE, IOHN: Swimming 1, 2, 3, 4, Ski Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Swim 1, 2, 3, 4, Forensic 1, Drama 1, 2, 3, Key Club 2, 3, 4, Vice Pres. 2, Vice Pres 3, Win- ter Sports Queen Escort 4, Plays: Oliver, Where's Charley, Hello Dolly, The Playroom, Most Valuable Swimming 2, Most Inspirational Swimming 3. WILLIAMS, BRENDA: Track Lettered 2, Softball 4, U.B.S. 1, 2, 3, 4, ipresg G.A.A. 2, French Club 3, 4, Block S 3, Mat Mai s 1, 2, 3, 4, tpresi l.R.C. 1, 2, Art Club 3, 4, Inter Club Council Organiza- tion, Band 1, 2, 3, lournalism 4, Class Pres. 2, Class Pres. 4, Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, EILEEN: Unity Black Students 1, 2, 3, 4, Pep Club 3, 4, French Club 1, Photo Club 3, Ski Club 4, Band 1, 3, 4, Chorus 4, Student 2, 3, Most Pep 4, Best Actress at California Associ- ation of Student Councils Camp. WILLIAMS, VALETA: Pep Club 1, 2, 3,.4, Photo Club 3, Yell Leader 2, 3, Almost Anything Goes 2, 3. WILSON, KEITH: Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Golf 4, Key Club, Ski Club, Skiing and Swimming, Powder Puff Football King Candi- ate. WINKLE, VIRGIL: Football 1, Basketball 1, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, F.F.A. Week 3, 4. WITTINBERG, ARNOLD: Wrestling 2, F.F.A. 1. WRIGHT, GEORGE: Tennis 2, 3, Chess Club 1, 2, French Club 1. . ZAMORA, MARIA: F.H.A. 2. .1-5 A1 ,ak ,Q 1 - x -Q.,- 1. L. 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Cl 9 Ag -'--- -- ' ,--,' 1 f--- K -I , f V-'lf 9-mn-N-5X0N.dUd KC! . - ,,,,, . ii---52536-,N2ii!!exeE:f3Gl!Qlfiainhibfr-4 :sf-aaf?a:f fs?fW 35-3,5 E kkf,f wh- -1--A--,ff--My--S.xf.s-.ff ,HW-.H,1--5 .Q-4,,z2z2,-lf. l2s,'ife,,-:wi figi-22155 Qyyysggy-,gm-535Wggggbmikg-'f2j2 ' NUTS .M f.-1 ,nigh Lf .-f' ' ima-E safixfwzff-'K ' K-.Lf P5 ,,f.' -'.-' - -,,- I , i i:'fE5fffi, fifliiif U v 5' ,- f-k'- W, if 4+ I 929- I 979 ACTIVITIES 23 3 Sports budget cuf 376-g By JOHN ESPARZA Staff Writer TVl:ikinig hudvef slashes in Optional PE for the waki- of thc voter man- rlarr- that was Proposition lil. the Kern Union Hiuh S4-hnnl District yesterday nkayod a 576,000 cut in its S 6 fl I' baseball team will be elimi- io s approved V sp-urls hndgot. and this act if-vu-fl hy :iw-rw dlstrlmls svhm rw-nminoiifjgti piixsit-:il Mille: for seniors. lt was stipula nptafinal PFI p only for te ln' irls' eam ng. the lnrts my a ded duct t i News ofpope's far shocks all of lfalv VA'l IC.-KN CITY fAPl -- A wom- an lcnf.-it praying at the altar of the lloly Spirit in St. Peter's Basilica, tears streaming down her cheeks. What will we do now? she asked. We nad such u good man and he's gone i-ow. His whole life was in his siiiilc-. ' 'il-oil-:ands of people, shocked at 526,000 in travelling Sl-1.000 in pool renta 35.900 in assistant 4 extra services. The accepted sports et cuts were the smal six plans, The most s plan called for a 52 trimming. hktalif lst of Guyana ictims in SF SAN FRANCISCO 'API - The first victims am more than 900 who followed Rev. Jim Jones to tl deaths at the Peoples Temple in Guyana have retur in aslnntrzmtin cofiins to California encased in cz hoard boxes marked Handle with Extreme Care. The ondias of three victims of the mass suic murder in Guyana were unloaded without ceremon San Francisco international Airport Sunday. Several onlookers stood silently as two of the pound coffms the first of more than a hundred bo expected to be flown to California over the next weeks -- were lifted onto baggage carts and 1 transported to a warehouse. The bodies were identified as those of Roi James and James Oliver Shake-Michele. There were no family members present. coffins were taken to a warehouse and placed nex Hawaian flowers ordered by the West Costume Ct Hollywood. Later, they were picked up by a ll NEWS OF THE YEAR 25 1975-1979 M5512 cgvalbp cllldfiidcylf alzdxvyafgy a .'7Dzifzals44 cggszziffdwxofz Qzimsaa ,Jung ' am! suofzf C9505 cyanasfman am! gwozf Km WCZZCAIDZQIZ .'73zZfzae11 Qfzafizy ,'7Dzif2gg44 Qzifzfzg amfswozf afzcfemozf .Gaia JIITZQOIZ l A1 28 HOMECOMING Cindy Sapp Reigns Excitement filled the air as the magical moment drew near on that cool autumn evening inthe Shafter High Stadium. Family and friends cheered when Cindy Sapp was crowned Homecoming Queen. Her court was complimented by Sheryl Tinsley and Mike Thullen, Karla Nash and Ken Marchman, Corinne Huston and Peter Nelson, and Sherrill Nixon and Steve Hanselman. f,, K, r 1 i V s l Sian l A2 The crown bearer jeff Burns and the flower girl Mlkln Kilfoll were driven by Teresa Lytle Riding on a Corvette is candidate Cindy Sapp soon to be queen' The Homecoming Court and their handsome escorts include Sheryl Tinsley and Mike Thullen, Karla Nash and Ken Marchman, Queen Cindy Sapp and Ted Elrich, Cor- inne Huston and Peter Nelson, and Sherrill Nixon and Steve Han- selman. The 1978-1979 Homecoming Queen, Cindy Sapp, and her escort, Ted Elrich. Last year's queen, Tammy Lauder- dale, is all smiles. The cheerleaders are full of spirit and suspense! HOMECOMING 29 o n The exciting Powder-Puff football game was one of many . impressive events that took place during Wasco Week. The . junior-Senior Burly Beauties used strategy to defeat the Frosh-Soph Macho Mamas 22-0. Lovely male cheerleaders were on hand to promote spirit. Keith Wilson was crowned Powder-Puff King. His court consisted of Brett Hitchcock, Phil Wells, and Paul Berkshire. I -fi, T T. llv tslt 11 Q55 5 B li lf 3 ik.. 155 ii 1:1 iv ? w w: B - s T T as il il 1 sq ze I iff. E22 i T i A2 so .tii p m ay B ,. T ' .vt ' . ..... T , - stsr o f 'iii . 1 . .T ' . B 5 J . T Tlg iig rxifg lf? it fi if 5 fig he it 1. The if.-sf. offense -' 'f l fif? .:. f flfi 5? 1 drives for more yard- ' . , f Qi fi ffl i V g f -B a e. r . 5 3351 C si . .- 2- Tie teams prepare for Q , . , .7 5, g , '1,, t E A action. .Q 1 T , .'rr B p 4,11 ruff 3. Peter cobb and Mark . T 5 xx T T i B T T T, 5,245 fiffif 'Farrah' Richardson H gi C rf-f' 4 MJ il . help raise spirit. -, -f T 'A yi' Q., giijf 'I ii jill, 4. Rex Friesen's prize win- Q T. lm B Y. ' l ' y t,rfj,!l.Qj ,gi Qfgfi,fi!,f fi fig jj ning Tiger drawing. Q A Q 'A Y , . I Q. ff? ,Q 4 it 1 rsr. is 1 f if il ' ilf T 5 ,ll'.l'fi. B 4 T A4 I 30 wAsco week 9' i JW .yi 125 tpkxx if' ln keeping vvith tradition, Shafter High students cele- brated Wasco Week by partici- pating in many activities. These activities included a bubble gum blowing contest, a tiger chalk drawing contest, a tiger hunt, Gver-alls Day, 50's Day, Wasco Dress-up Day, Blue and Gold Day, a snake dance and rally, and finally, the rival Shafter-Wasco football game. SHS students attending the exchange rally at Wasco High School were treated rudely. When the Wasco representa- tives returned to Shafter High, they received a polite but spir- ited welcome. Ed Kirk and Steve Cortez dress up for Wasco Week Sherrill Nixon Karla Nash and Mrs loye Carroll look their best for dress up day Pwllfknhderson cant believe he ate the l w oe ing Generals and Tigers unite at the rally before the game. Cin-dy Sapp, our Homecoming Queen, resembles something from Wasco. Phil Anderson, Brent Wells, Tim Hayes, Ernie Leal, and Randy Irving enjoy break- fast at Wasco High the morning of the game WASCO WEEK 31 Spiriled Year for Varsilg Cheerleaders nl, Q FRONT ROW: Herminia Espinoza, jenny Cole, Karla Nash, SECOND ROW: Frances Leal, Eileen Williams, Sharon jones. TOP: Ap Pierce, Valerie Martinez, Sherrill Nixon. 32 VARSHYCHEERLEADERS . ,. ,4,:,.- i l I Active Year for Pep Squad The Varsity Pep Squad was very spirited and active. Their main goal was to cheer for all sports. Their year began when they attended Cheerleading Camp at the University of Santa Barbara in july. The rest of their year was spent making posters, repre- senting the school, and, most of all promoting SHS SPIRIT!!!! . Eileen Williams Mascot. . Sherrill Nixon Asst. Head . Karla Nash and jenny Cole. . Sharon jones and Herminia Espinoza. . Frances Leal and Valerie Martinez. 1. Group Picture. 2. April Piece, Head Cheerleader. 3 , 4 , 5 6 7 VARSITY CHEERLEADERS 33 Spirited Year for Frosh-9oph!J.V. Cheerleaders The Frosh-Soph!l.V. Cheer- leaders were very enthusiastic this year. They not only cheered for the fall and winter sports, but also for the spring sports as well. They supported their teams by cheering at the games, mak- ing posters, and, most of all, they helped promote SHS SPIRIT!!!!!! FRONT ROW: jenny Kirk. SECOND ROW: Lori Fleetwood Cindy Handel Yonna Tinsley THIRD ROW Valerie Prendez Becky Moore Kris Olsen TOP Debbie Mitchell. FROSH-SOPHll.V. CHEERLEADERS Debbie Mitchell, Head Cheerleader. Yonna Tinsley, Asst. Head Cheerleader. Group Picture. Valerie Prendez and Becky Moore. Yonna Tinsley jenny Kirk and Lori Fleetwood Cindy Handel and Deb- bie Mitchell. FROSH-SOPHH V CHEERLEADERS 35 ' ' . a . .- W . Q53 Y 'SU' w -www , N., f' ',, s x .fun dv N S wmuta ,A -w ' 'Q -A ' H 5 N' 9 15. 'N , fa f ' ' Q A . K., K .2 C, 4 .ag f . K f W 'Wa M I ' if xxx! fi A N., J' s 5 ' ' Q 575' A .1 ,.,K., .B ,. ' V 'Sf f 3 x .. A KET' f 2' -x - ., --3 A . , ' . ' , X - 4, - 3.3, Rf Q t K L,- E i F A - 1,1i. x,: - wah W If f. ,ff . V Q, eg fr' M . .- gfgw z ,L ' xt 3 , K , ffl 1 -ff. QQ 53 5 1 Q if -X Q is Q-gi sg Ii- Key Club's semi-formal, ,Q which is held each year for the - purpose of announcing the Winter Sports Queen. The . Clubs turned out some very is lovely candidates, but only one was chosen to be the 1979 yi, Winter Sports Queen. America T Martinez was chosen as this . year's queen. Her Royalty is jenny Cole, first runner up and Lori Cockrell, second runner up. Al 4 , LEW U V A3 . ...M 1. Front Rowzlenny Cole, America Marti- nez, Lori Cockrell, not pictured. Back Row: Tammy Daniels, Carrie Roque, Linda Brown, Carol Starrh, Debbie Ricks, W ,s Norma Graves, Sharon jones. 2. America Martinez, Roy Valdez 3. Norma Graves 4. Lori Cockrell, America Martinez, lenny Cole. gs any A4 L. . 38 WINTER SPORTS si' .Q Foreign Exchange . . . Edmundo Nunes NL V new Being an Exchange Student is a good way to learn many things about other cultures and other places. The American way of life has many things different from the Brazilian way of life. The major difference that I have found is in the food and in the school. I left my school, my friends, and my fam- ily to have an opportunity to learn the things that only experience can teach me. I hope that I can live this time here to the fullest. Here l have found some very nice people who are willing to help me in the things that I find difficult. Before I arrived, I was afraid that I would not find a warm family. But those fears are gone, and I feel that there could not be a better family for me. I would like to thank the Rev. james C. Bright family for showing me the American way of life and also for making me happy. I would like to thank all of my teachers and espe- cially everyone who has helped me with my En Iish and who has understood me in mydificulttimes. A5 Darlene Bright and Edmundo. Dena Lewis and Edmundo relax for a few minutes in the Quad. Fcwwundo gets caught with his mouth u . Edmundo enjoys his government class Edmundo is pictured with a very thin friend Edmundo has assembled quite a harem' ACTIVITIES 39 f J F E . I I . l l I I i I 3 I l I I I I I SHAFTER HIGH SCHOOL was honored to have Ken Marchman, Henry Rodri- I guez, Steve Hanselman and Karla Nash I to represent us at Boys' and Girls' State. ' Daughters of the American Revolution I selected Karla Nash for 1979 honors. : l A1 I I 1. Steve Hanselman, Karla Nash, ' Henry Rodriguez. Not Pic- tured: Ken Marchman. V 7. Karla Nash. K I I I I I I I A2 ll 40 ACTIVITIES Honors 0 l 1 gmuiy 552-2 4' Frosh Soph Football: Danny Bal- lard, Outstanding lineman, Doug Umfress, Best Defensive Back. Varsity Football: Roger Giovan- netti, Outstanding Defensive Player. Frosh Soph and Varsity Basket- ball: Mario Caudillo, Outstand- ing Player, Tim Smith, Coaches Award, and Dean Florez, Oul- standing Player. Cross Country: Clint Bergan, Most Scholarly, and Most Valua- ble Runner, leff Poplin, Best Team Runner. Varsity Volleyball and Girls' Bas- ketball: Edie Warkentin, Most Scholarly, Diana Valdez, Most Scholarly. Frosh Soph and Varsity Wres- tling: Back Row: Dan Case, Co- Captaing Hank Leal ,Co-Captainp Roger Giovannetti Co-Captaing Randy Foster Most Im roved. Front Row: leff Lauderda e, Most Scholarly, Most Valuable, and Most Inspirational, julio Lopez, Co-Captain and Most Valuable, Ted Elrich, Most Inspirational. . 5 ,wa 'ffl-F45 HONORS 41 1978 Cinco De Mayo Queen, America Martinez Crnco De Mayo Candidates Eliza beth Pacheco and Bernnce Seno Cinco De Mago ran Cunco De Mayo Candrdates Cece lla jrmrnez and Katie Plaza lunror Mrss Candidates Manor: Neufeld lulre Krrk Carolyn Novak Rene Davis Debbie Mltc hell Rhonda Emberson Glorra Rtvera Anita Elllot Valerie Pren dey and Sher: Almberg 1978 Mass Shafter Cheryl Ander son and 1978 junuor Mnss Cormne Huston FW 1 A2 A3 Jr. Miss A4 A5 HONORS 42 - f ' , fn , ., WZ? SQ? ,I 929- I 979 SPORTS 43 Genefg-Mania Takes Hold' 'Q Fl' ,ARPT - ' .1-F xl? , A1 44 SPORTS FRONT ROW: Chon Hernandez lohn Harding Daryl Prout Kent Ellis Dean Florez Ted Rodriguez Roger Giovannetti Ernie Leal SECOND ROW: Kevin Hyer Chip Deleasa Don Burleson lay Hanner Keith Wilson Henry Rodriguez Larry Akman Teofilo Farias Chuck Dansby THIRD ROW: 20 Gilbert Pacheco 99 Chuck Lamas 65 Pat Torigiani 45 Art Pino 21 Willie Mahan 32 Tim Hayes 51 Dale Ashley 27 Paul Berkshire David Villavazo 52 Randylrving 47 Arly Smith FOURTH ROW: jan Stuebbe Terrance Williams Brett Hitchcock Fabian jimenez Phill johnson Mike Sherman less Gutirrez Steve Cauzza Rob Poznoff Merv Huston Randy Gilbert Rick Rumbo Kevin Rowland Phill Anderson Brent Wells Brian Nightengale BACK ROW: Mike Ramey Paul Bender Mark Richardson Scott Criswell Phill Wells David Criswell Manager Manager 54 50 22 62 25 3 23 Manager Coach Coach 1 5 24 43 80 83 36 69 63 Coach 91 73 84 57 59 76 2? 4 ,Q A 1' 2 aiu.. ,- Q . xi' I - V 1? V jf. Q' W A 4 ' 9-Q Q I '9 Q- ' 6 gi .I Q x. W, A , 79 -9- ,,, , am ' -we x M o A ,O The Generals showed great improvement as their opponents found them to be tough! They will be looking forward to the next season. Shafter has many outstanding players returning next year. A1 46 SPORTS K3 'ef , 3 ' MQ I f 55 if 1? Captauns Phrl Wells Davld Cnswell and Roger Grovannettl talk wlth the Wasco captains Mark Rlchardson prepares to take the ball from center Phll Anderson Shafter Generals prepare for an out Wlldcats Davld Cnswell carries the ball to galn a few yards for Shafter Davld Crlswell struggles to break away from has opponents Senior Brett Hitchcock shows has ablllty to move the ball downfleld standing second half against the Taft SPORTS 47 Colonels Prevai A1 48 SPORTS The Colonels had an out- standing season. They only lost one game to Garces. Both teams went into the game undefeated. The Colonels dominated in the 2nd half but lost the game 20-8. This put the team in second place in the SSL. Their league record was 4- 1 and season record was 9-1. Shatter Opponent 35 East 0 21 Highland 0 28 West 0 18 Porteryillel.V. 0 35 Arvin l.V. 0 39 Corcoran 8 3 . Garces 20 27 Coalinga 7 20 Taft 19 46 Wasco 8 1, Mark limenez and Randy Carrasco pursue a Taft ball carrier Doug Umfress tackles the Taft ball carrier Danny Ballard escapes from Taft opponents for more yardage The Frosh Soph Football Team David Clark blocks his opponent while Danny Ballard goes for more yardage 2. I ' 3. ' 4. - ' . 5. U , . A3 Front Row: Larry Medina, Eric Horn, Roy Gonzales, john Lopez, james Mejia, Carlos Albiar, Steve Deleasa, Second Row: Matt Wagner, Greg Barnhill, Manuel Garcia, Ronnie Couch, Albert Gutierrez, Marcus Cumbry, Santos Farias, Herb Ricks, Third Row: Coach Mike Nichols Manager Ricky Hampton Roland Gonzales, Greg Freeborn, jeff Colvard, jeff Lauderdale, Hector Avila, Randy Carrasco, Roger Beach, Tommy Mirelez, David Woods, Angie White lStatsj Fourth Row: Coach Don Burns Hank Leal, Daniel Vasquez, Marcos jimenez, joe jones, james jones, David Clark, Earl Williams, Danny Ballard, Kevin Cates, Tony Plaza, Coach Radon Fortenberry Back Row: Doug Umfress, George Gonzales, Steve Cortez, Doug Vontz, Craig Smith, Norberto Gutierrez, joey Mejia, Mike Mashburn, Richard Sanders, jackie Baxter, Craig Watkins, joe Huston, Pete Espinoza, Mike Brown, 46 83 66 75 72 68 7 42 52 41 22 80 89 82 27 67 77 74 71 85 65 87 57 86 SPORTS 49 GEN EEK The volleyball teams this year had success and deter- mination. They learned a lot and received a lot of experi- ence. The games lost this year were very close and packed with excitement. The varsity entered the McFarland Volleyball Tour- nament in which they showed their skill by win- ning first place! Shafter's var- sity record this year in league was 9 losses and 9 wins. The frosh-soph record this year was 2 losses and 8 wins. The varsity team was coached by Vickie Shoenhair, and the frosh-soph team was coached by Glenda Weaver. 50 SPORTS Neflers Have an Exciting Season ll Coach Shoenhair discusses strategy with the team during a time out. Cindy Sapp passes the ball. Dahlia Galaviz shows her powerful serve. Debbie Plaza shows intense concen- tration as she sets the ball. Varsity and Frosh-soph Volleyball Teams. Tina Britt bumps the ball. Bonny Flud shows the strength of her SCFVE. Eanen Fuller successfully digs for the a . VOLLEYBALL TEAM MEMBERS, 1st ROW: Tina Britt, 28, frosh-soph, Theresa Isaac, 315, frosh-soph, Debbie Plaza, 44220, varsity, Bonnie Flud, 324, frosh-soph, Sheila Mullen, 3332, varsity. 2nd ROW: Rhonda Emerson, 41112, varsity, Katie Plaza, it 30, varsity, Sherri Ghilarducci, 410, varsity, Tammy Ford, 318, frosh-soph, Karen Fuller, 41211,frosh-soph. 3rd ROW: Sharon jones, 321, varsity, Cindy Sapp, 314, varsity, Edie Warkentin, 335, varsity, Sherry Fenderson, 4-116, frosh-soph, Dahlia Galaviz, 318, varsity, May Mahan, 425, varsity. TOP ROW: Frosh-soph Coach, Glenda Weaver, Kathy jones, 427, frosh-soph, Elpedia Soliz, 42522, varsity, Varsity Coach, Vicky Shoenhair. SPORTS 51 THE BOYS' VARSITY placed second out of eleven schools entered in the Hancock Col- lege Invitational Meet and third out of twelve schools entered in the Wasco Invita- tional Meet. ln the Kern County Invitational, the team was ranked fourth among the twelve teams participating. The team finished second in the South Sequoia League and went on to place second in the Area Qualifying Meet. The Varsity team closed the season by placing ninth out of the fifty schools entered in the Valley Meet. THE BOYS' FROSI-I-SOPH placed second out of eleven teams participating in the Hancock Invitational Meet and fourth out of twelve teams in the Wasco Invita- tional. They also finished fourth out of twelve teams in the Kern County Invitational. The frosh-soph team ended their season by earning a sec- ond place in the South Sequoia League. THE GIRLS' VARSITY boasted quality, not quantity. Stacy Carroll, the only female Cross Country Team member, set a high standard by being named the League Champion after a highly successful year of competition. Cross Countrg Has a Successful Season i I Al cnoss couNrRv TEAM FIRST ROW Israel Borego, Randy Cockrell, Arturo Hernandez, Ricardo Garza, Gabriel Espinoza. SECOND ROW Fabian Gonzalez, Bobby Langston, Stacy Carroll, luan Castilleja, Sammy Lacy. THIRD ROW Dan Case, lose Ramos, Hilario Cavazos, David Thullen, Ozie Espinosa, Elie Martinez. TOP ROW Peter Cobb, Mike Thullen, Lance Nicholson, jeff Poplin, Clinton Bergman, Coach Wedel. V. lv QV' l N I ttrcc 'cctt ft . ,.,,... . W... it 2: , ig ..t.,,, . .g T Mfr f r '.ii , ' V . A ' ,, , I : .-at L , ,L.W 1 it r gw , 7,11 ffl., V, 71,-I I A l gl' i s -.,- I 'T - ,,,v ei 9' V J' : hz 2, A A, ,. V X ' . Z. J' sf .5 I .. 1. V. K Q In gf, 16? wry, I -:ff it ..., . ,W . af 1 I sr' , of f 1--aa.-12 . wvsfflz' 1-,-LT ,. 2 ,.,,y,.a.,,,. , . ya- ff' -,., . . . W' I 5 . . .. . . ., , ,. ,3 . .t Q- f . V. 1 ., , ij . ., 5 , . ., 4, 'Y , , . .,, .1 , M .,f,,,MLw,mw 'r . , . , . , A, . 11543963391 S, . A, ,W tl. i,.4:1,,, ' - f A2 A3 A4 52 SPORTS 3 ' i r t 2 . C Q , NS' li . I. 1 5,2 NV Ak I Q ,Y A Y F' K if i 1 it-1 Q' ' 'NU first i it C .lX s ry , C , at , -Y 4 sa Q ,tl if i.t,-,ffii:a.i5. .i. ,,.,,i,,t ., ,mt t, L r 2 .mm ,A ii my i A -f - MW. f fi J i- 'vw ti 'Wiki - 'iii i, f r'2'.i1f1?fIl A6 t 'Q 5 'Sf ::3w2'a,t,5,Q,,,. H- Qiikiifv ze' , .,,,,....,-., 1 tv, , ,H ,.W..t,3 . Q2 ii, W ,M ,ww 1, , , .- ,. Jw .. in , ... t, or 1,1 pw ,-,,.-fm-mf--fs 7' Asifiiftif E .N -S-3 -1 Cross Country Team Picture Peter Cobb strides into a turn Bobby Langston drives for the finish Ozie Espinosa increases his stride to pass another runner Stacy Carroll is on her way to a victory! lose Ramos is pushing on. Keeping up with their opponents are juan Castilleja and Peter Cobb. 8. Sammy Lacy passes his competitor 9. Adding speed to his stride is Elie Martinez. SPORTS 53 xy R A . . , Varsiig Basketball A1 SSL Champions Scoreboard Shafter Opponent 77 Taft 56 68 Corcoran 52 46 Wasco 52 36 Garces 48 65 Taft 53 49 Corcoran 31 53 Coalinga 41 46 Wasco 44 47 Garces 46 TEAM MEMBERS 320 Hernandez, Chon Guard i-H0 Smith,Tim Guard 330 Williams, Terrence Forward 11124 Richardson, Mark Forward-Guard 44244 Cobb, Peter Forward-Center 342. Ramey,Mike Center 17240 Tjepkema,john Center 4112 Ber en, Clinton Forward 14114 Garier, jim Guard 41232 Pavletich, Scott Guard 322 Marchman, Kenny Guard Coach Charles Rekosh 54 SPORTS A2 A3 1979 SQL Champions The Varsity Basketball team did really well this year. We had a season record of 9- 2g this gave us first place in the SSL. Coach Charles Rekosh states that he is really proud of this year's team, and that they have earned the right to be SSL Champi- ons. At the last league game against Garces, we vvon, leaving Graces, Wasco and us in a 3 way tie. The team did exceptionally well with returning lettermen Kenny Marchman, Mark Richardson and lim Garber. Shafter High Boys' Varsity - we're proud of you! 1122 Kenny Marchman springs up to give Shatter two more points 310 Tim Smith shooting against Wasco for additional points The team huddles during a time out against Garces M42 Mike Ramey out lumps a Wasco man and gives it to 324 Mark Richardson l 310 Tim Smith prepares to pass the ball to 1114 lim Garber. , SPORTS 55 56 SPORTS Junior Varsiig Baskeiball Scoreboard Shafter Opponent 44 Taft 34 58 Corcoran 43 40 Coalinga 31 42 Wasco 53 28 Garces 38 47 Taft 49 38 Corcoran 28 48 Coalinga 33 37 Wasco 52 62 Garces 64 TEAM MEMBERS Anthony Pacheco fmgr.j Randy Cockrell 12130 Mike Alvidrez 324 Greg Cox 422 james jones 352 Dean Florez 320 George Gonzales 340 Mark jimenez 354 Fernando Gonzalez 4150 Eric Chamblee 12532 joe jones 344 - Ascencion Caudillo 44514 Arturo Hernandez 4112 Mario Caudillo 310 Theg Shoot to Win Team picture. Mike Alvidrez brings the ball down court. Point guard joe jones, sets up the play. Mario Caudillo makes an excellent pass to joe lones Dean Flores shows some of his moves on the Wasco team. The junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Radon For- tenberry-, had a very exciting season. They had tough com- petition, with games against Taft and Garces running into overtime. The Colonels ended the season third in league with a record of 5-5 in league play. SPORTS 57 Girls' Basketball A1 58 SPORTS GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM MEMBERS Front Row lane Martens Manager Becky Kasper Coach Back Row Gloria Rivera Annabelle Feliciano Susan Palomo Patricia Lopez Mae Mahan Toni Barulich Jessica Davis Rebecca Davis Margie Eiden Diana Valdez Stacy Carroll Sherri Ghilarducci Priscilla Lopez Bubbles Martinez 312 341 1140 362 361 11260 1322 342 4121 1132 330 310 320 331 The Girls seemed to have improved since last year, bringing their scores Closer to a Championship. This season they proved to be outstanding! 1. Team pictured. 2, jessica Davis jumps to get the ball for Shatter. 3. Toni Barulich makes a basket for Shafter. 4. Iessica always does her best for her team. 5. Sheri Chilarducci makes a basket for Shafter. SPORTS 59 1 fx ...av..,..:,-..-.zlm-:'g ...v'dI,....-FI A l l Team picture lullo Lopez rs donng some fancy wrestlmg Coach Burns heads toward the referee to question a ca Roger Grovannettu sets hrs man up for a take down down whrle has opponent heads for the edge of the ma Roger Clovannettl Wms over Wasco Roy Valdez IS puttmg has man un a cradle N '-1-... II. Ted Elrichtshoots for a take I. Junior Varsilg Wresiling A1 62 SPORTS TEAM MEMBERS Roger Ashley Chuck Lamas jeff Lauderdale Randy Foster Mike McCaIIister Angelo Falcone Greg Escalante james Dickens Dan Case Hank Leal Keith Allen Tom Williams 95 112 127 137 Manager 138 145 154 165 175 Coach :Neal ,ww ggi ,. ff if , 55 Q 4, ,.,,, . . aww , 1 . A2 1 Q I 525 1.-. N-.wut . .Q 15.5 . ' 'Y Wi f'fQ.-3L.g ea leff Lauderdale pins his man Keith Allen also wins for Shafter 1. Team picture. A - 2. jeff Lauderdale wrestles against Arvin and rns a win for Shafter. 3. ' ' . 4. ' ' . junior Varsity Matmen worked hard this year, showing their opponents that they were tough to beat. They always gave their best and earned a lot of wins. Many of the Wrestlers were first year men, but they proved to be outstand- ing! SPORTS 63 Generalefles Go Afler a Winning Seaso A1 Front Row Sharon jones Bonnie Flud Delia Rodriguez Helen Rios Tammy Ford Cindy Sapp Debra Plaza Katie Plaza Edie Warkeritine 64 SPORTS PM f ' ' MSM .m,o,.?? ye ' in ' an TEAM MEMBERS Second Row Coach Shoenhair Connie Lopez Gloria Rivera Annabelle Feliciano Gina Gonzalez Linda Sital Karen Olsen Aleshia Maddox Alice Rodriguez lMgr.l Back Row Elizabeth Pacheco Brenda Smith Yvette Gonzalez Vickie Carrasco Diana Valdez Celia Castaneda Lanette johnson Brenda Allen Lori Lewis Qofiball 1. Team picture. 2. Gina Gonzalez tries to get to first base before Debbie Plaza tags her out. v Aleshia Maddox bats for a home run Aleshia Maddox runs safely to first base while Lori Lewis anticipates the throw Linda Sltal takes a swing at the ball Cindy Sapp works hard at pitching Vfllfg. ff' K ' . , K : mw- , rg, f.,, , ,V I .WV . .mplr . , if .. f fm,-ala--1 , 5 if QE!! , ,,.P,3 Varsilg Baseball .fs f 4. ,i -q f.5Fg 2.i mfiiggi 5. I A1 66 SPORTS Kvs TEAM MEMBERS Q ' L ' Q L ' ' T ' Front Row: f - e Richard Vela i L 5 Chon Hernandez 1 Frank Vela 5 - f '- loe Sitel if Y W Gerald Howze E lesse Carrasco E ' Second Row: Kevin Hyer Mike Sherman Anthon Gonzales - Y Henry Rodriguez i Roy Valdez Brian Smith Coach Mike Nichols Back Row: Tim Hayes Kevin Beason Richard Umholtz Phill johnson jesse Gutirrez A2 ' The Generals experienced a 'L . ' better season last year than in 'H ,A years past. This year we have V- - ,, even greater expectations for I 4. Q . . fir N-5 1 - ' an exciting and successful sea- P---'fx In f X v 1.3: , , Wh EQ? ,,5.,,,1.Mm . if X. 'L t,.,i..s 1- -f , iff? ' , Alf, f s is , S X 1. Team .ugggguw , , , 2, Henry Rodriguez tries for a homerun I ' ' 1-W' ' - ' ,, whiLe Mike Irving is prepared for a ' . ' ' ' ' r ' ' fe, ratc . - gb- A A 3. Tim Smith and Gerald Houser make a 1 ,,,- ' . Slay to get lohnny Smith out on second i ' N ase. X - K 4. Chon Hernandez, Mike Irving, Frank ' T 1 Vela, and Ioe Sitel are holding a burrito M- . - A 5' convention on the mound. , M A- -1' ,T - ny- ' th- to ,P A k, t ' .-1,-3, , 4 'A 3 ' G 5. Gerald Houser slides back to first base -- ,,g-i'142 '?',fa-fit f.g., ',,S1jfuQ L. ? 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IUNIOR VARSITY TEAM MEMBERS Front Row: Roger Sharp Steve Deleasa Mike Alvidrez jeff Colvard Tommy Mirelez jeff Lauderdale 2nd Row Greg Freeborn Randy Carrasco Brice Henry Kurt Heinke Tim Rodriguez Gary Rodriguez Manuel Rodriguez 3rd Row Earl Williams Tito Flores Kevin Cates Greg Cox Roger Beach Max Mullen 4th Row Donald Gates Fernando Gonzalez George Gonzales Craig Smith Doug Vontz Doug Umfress .A3 wc:.:........, 5 -s -H -sc is ' ll 2 .-.W-.. mmm 7 ufx , t ,-ww, 4,.. ., ,W f ' Y5 3 . . an Q ,nf Team picture Craig Smith drives into second base while Earl Williams attempts to tag him out. jeff Lauderdale throws the ball to Doug Umfress to get out Craig Smith. Tommy Mirelez executes a bunt. Pitching is Mike Alvidrez. SPORTS 69 70 SPORTS The SHS track team has been outstanding in the past, and we all know they won't let us down this season and in the years to come. 1 Team picture 2 Sheryl Tmsley Nickle Pres ID DTHCIICG ' ley, and lackie Baxter run TEAM MEMBERS Front Row: Shelley Barling Second Row: lessica Davis Girls' Track Denise Youn? Stacey Carrol Sheryl Tinsley Back Row: Nickie Presley Coach Becky Kaspar Becky Davis A2 2 Iackie Baxter prepares to pole vault 3 Gabriel Espinoza works on his stride 1. Tearn picture. Front Row: Mike Ortiz Danny Ballard Mark liminez jackie Baxter Gabriel Espinoza Kevin Hopkins lohn Grundt Second Row: Sam Lacy Osvaldo Espinoza Ken Ellis Ron Tinsley Kent Rutledge Kevin Poplin Third Row: Coach Stuebbe TEAM MEMBERS Hilario Cavazos lose Ramos Dean Fores Dale Ashley Ieff Poplin Tim Irving Asst. Coach lim Back Row: Darren Ryker Daryl Prout Paul Bender Philip Anderson Mike Ramey john Tjepkema lim Garber Brent Wells l I 2 Provensal SPORTS 71 Qhafler Girls Swim lo Win! ff TI 72 SPORTS . Team picture. Amy Handel and Aarin Wilson pad- dle in pairs. Cheryl Bergman, Cindy Handle and Arlana MacNeil practices the But- terfly. 'l 2 , 3. , Margie Eiden find time to relax. 4 , TEAM MEMBERS Front Row: Cindy Handel Sheri Almberg lenny Cole Marjorie Neufeld Kendra Peters Donna Harlander Back Row: Dora Schaefer Sherri Ghilarducci Amy Handel Aarin Wilson Carolyn MacNeil Coach Wedel Donna Neufeld Tina Britt Alana MacNeil Lisa Rhine ,W?,i5l,f5,,Q.,W,.,..,, ,, ., .1-ao! 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TEAM MEMBERS Front Row: Robert Waldron Kevin Brown Rick Rummins Randy Mizell Third Row: Second Row: 4 Ryan Feil Coach Wedel Wes Tiepkema Dan Moon Steve Cortez Tony Harrison Mark Hale Back Row: Kevin Groves Peter Nelson johnny White Craig Watkins Lance Nickleson Martin lohnson Brian Robinson Steve Harlander Net-ters Hawe A1 Boys Tennnsteam Mark Richardson and Ste ven Wells show sports manship at the end ofa tough match Kenny Marchman extends his swing Girls tennlsteam Donna MacNeil serves the ball into the opponents court Working diligently on her net play is Beth Stockton 1. ' ' . 2. ' - 3' ' ' . 4. ' ' . 5. A ' 6. I SPORTS 74 A2 TEAM MEMBERS Bottom Row: Steve Wells Kenny Marchman Bill Turk Tony Primera Paul Hunter Darren Woods Robert Hackins Back Row: Randy Feber Middle Row: Ernie Lopez Edmundo Nunes Sam Gonzales Coach Charles Rekosh Rex Friesen Richie Fabrie l 1 E l l l i -4. r 1- - an Exoiiing Season iA4 A5 Bottom Row: Paula Kurtz lane Martins Nancy Escobar Susie Primera Rhonda Emberson Carmen Solorio Middle Row: Kim Stokes Guillermina Solorio Regina Westbrook Susan Nickel Rosalinda Montoya Laurie Sapp Vanessa Burrow Top Row: Coach Miller Andrea Nuefeld Vickie Amos Toni Barlich Yvonne Tjepkema Brenda Pillow Suzanne McWhorter Sandra Williams Assist. Coach Horton SPORTS 75 Golf Team Swings Through the Season l ff N f fl , . Y , ll K l xxx s w. ' . 'xl if ' ly 5 ,E W l lg '1 . . ' ' ' ' , Z5 V , .- K :HSL lm, K . Z,-1.55 - . 'W . L11.E.w.4.giZg1 g!f 1 + 19 I- ., 4. :' - pa in D X . , 9 4.5-saga . 'Q . . . , , kg .,,. '1.zg,.'j,:.,gf 1 ,V D 2, f oii' 3 ' ' M-.gi ,j- .. . ., 1: ff. 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Q- - A-rvfvwvu :Frm , A M? ff' f ff 1 CREATED BY- ' ' ,J KULYL5 marchmmn DRAUJN gy, Rex Hiesm - 71,7 ,, ,,,,.4- 78 CREATIVE A , Love is what we both shared Even when we were scared. Try to remember - remember that night, the way we held each other so tight. But now we go our separate ways in these long and lonesome days. by Tammy Abernathy Today is a day for lovers. Today is a day to stop to 'say Hey, ya know what? I Love You! Today is a day to be together, to walk alone hand in hand, to hold each other close and tell our true feelings for each other. Today is a day we exchange cards and gifts of love. Today is a day to tell all you love of your true feelings of love and friendship and to share each other's love and affection. . By Beth Eiden Did you ever love a roca and know she didn 't love you? Did you ever feel like crying, but what good would crying do? Did you ever look into her eyes and say a little prayer? Did you ever see her dancing with the lights turned low? Did you ever whisper l loved her, but she never knew. Did you ever wonder where she is and ifshe's true to you? One day you'll find you're happy, then you'll find you're blue. You see, my Holmes, you're loving her no matter what you do. But it hurts - the price you pay. So don't fall in love - you'll be hurt before you know it. You see, my Holmes, I fell in love before, but l'm not going to show it. By Celia Leos When you're leaving your friends, it's like losing time. There always seems to be so much - until the last minute. . . when you realize just how much you've lost. By Corinne Huston Looking at Life Twilight had just begun to descend on the small quiet town. lsat there alone thinking aloud to myself and lglanced up to see a little old man standing several feet from me staring out into space as if to take the whole world into his eyes. This man no doubt had his share of licks in life but he was alive eagerly gazing about, looking at life. And l began wondering if I would be like this man fifty years from now. Would l still be living life? Would l still be looking at life? The little old man paused near me and turned to look at my face. He grinned broadly seemingly reading the thoughts in my mind then slowly, haltingly, he walked away looking at life. by Arlana Howze When you're leaving your friends, it's like losing time, There always seems to be so much - until the last minute. . . when you realize just how much you've lost. By Corinne Huston CREATIVE 79 THE LOST PRIZE The sky was bright from the beaming stars. Everything was quiet except for the song of the crickets. Mike and I sat in the swing on the porch taking advantage of a few peaceful moments. We were get- ting married the next day. I decided to break the silence. The rehearsal sure went smoothly. Yea, it was hard to believe. I just hope it goes that way tomorrow. I can't believe our wedding day is just a few hours away. Mike . . . Yes? Do you have any wedding day jitters? Are you kidding? You're the best thing that's ever happened to me. Still, most guys feel they lose their freeedom when they get married. Listen Angie, I was over that a long time ago. I just want to make you happy from now on. He kissed me. If I don't leave now it's going to be midnight and I can't see you on our wedding day until 4 o'cIock. There's one more thing, don't you ever forget that I love you very much. After an intitmate moment Mike left. I walked into my bedroom but knew there was no hope for sleep that nig t. By 9:00 a.m. the house was filled with noise. Mom was running around like the house was on fire. The men were already watching football, the kids were screaming for food, and my sisters were ignor- ing the kids. It seemed like a Christmas holiday. After breakfast, I took care of some final arrangements then started getting ready. At least today I had been promised to have special privileges on how much time I had in the bathroom. After all, it was my day. We arrived at the church at 3:30. The photographer was taking some final pictures before the cere- mony. At 3:58 everyone had left me except Daddy. It was my turn to make my grand entrance. Grand it was, the whole wedding was perfectly grand. At 8:00 we left the reception to go and change. Mike had rented a beautiful beach house for a week. After saying our goodbyes to the family, we left. Those next two hours in the car were special. All the things we laughed about shared I'll never forget. Then we arrived at the house. Mike carried in the lug- gage and then carried me into our own little world for seven glorious days. While he put things away I went into the bathroom to shower and change. Mother had bought me a beautiful negligee. When I walked out, Mike had the atmosphere and mood set with beautiful music and candlelight. It was then that I realized the prize I'd waited for so long and finally won. Mike snapped his fingers, I forgot to get champagne. There's a little store right down the street. Close your eyes and I'll be right back again. I laid down on the bgd and waited. So many emotions I felt, my mind was spinning so fast. I wasn't sure how much had passed when I heard the sirens screaming. He'd been hit by a car while running across the street. I went into shock when I heard those words, and I felt as if I too had died. Someone hac taken my prize away forever. by Tammy Daniel J- '4 ,Y- 80 CREATIVE ll IAM TOO SENSITIVE I watched the leaves falling off the trees and landing on the ground. I was worried. What if those leaves landed on some micro-organisms or small bugs, and killed them? The thought of this bothered me, so I turned my attention back to Mrs. Retz who was trying to explain the concept of freedom to our class. Mrs. Retz is a small, pale-faced woman with her hair worn in one, long brown braid. She's too young to be teaching us - she can't really understand our problems, because most people don't face our problems until they're over sixty, and senility sets in. Mrs. Retz was discussing how-the American flag remained flying even after the war. Sonia didn't believe that a piece of material could survive a war. I feel sorry for Sonia. She isn't as bad off as some of the others, but she can never comprehend things that Mrs. Retz says. Sometimes we can hear Mrs. 'Retz hitting Sonia when she doesn't compre- hend. This upsets Bruce because he thinks Sonia is pretty -I guess she is, but she bites her fingernails and that bothers me. Bruce always does nice things for Sonia, and he says he hates Mrs. Retz for being mean to Sonia. He always says he'Il get back at her. My best friend and roommate is janie. She is always telling me stories about her fiance, Marc. I listen when she tells me about the letters he sends, but I know that Marc is one of the many who never came home from Vietnam. Deep down, I think janie knows too, because sometimes at night I can hear her crying into her pillow. I'm glad Ianie's my friend because she's smart and we always have fun together. But it makes me sad about Marc. Sometimes I wish I had a boyfriend. Nicholas likes me because we're here for the same reason. We are too sensitive about things some people think don't matter. Nicholas and I made a scrap book and wrote down the things we thought did matter -like shells being washed up on shore by force even if they wanted to stay in the water, and like petals falling off flowers and leaving behind lonely brown stems. Maybe some people think Nicholas is my boyfriend, but janie knows he is just a friend. She always says, Rosie, someday you'lI meet someone as wonderful as Marc, and then you can be really happy. lt's good that Nicholas is your friend, but he's just not for you. janie and I walked into Mrs. Retz's class one day and saw little bits of red, white, and blue material scattered all over the floor. Mrs. Retz was sitting at her desk, paler than usual, staring at some scissors gouged in her wooden desk. Sonia was laughing because now she knew that the flag couldn't have survived the war. Bruce smiled at her and sat down. I don't know what happened, exactly, but I didn't see Bruce for a few days. Down the hall is where the worst students are kept. They are the ones considered dangerous to soci- ety. I never go down there, but janie always tells me scary stories about the inmates there. They aren't like me and my friends. We're not that bad off. Ianie says that Bruce was kept down the hall, but I don't believe her. Bruce is too nice to be dangerous. I told janie that I wouIdn't believe her until I asked Bruce myself. Bruce came back to our class few days later. I planned to ask him where he'd been, but when I saw the bruises on his face, and arms, I knew that Ianie had been right. Nicholas says that once you've been down the hall, you always end up going back. He says that there will be a trial, a secret trial, for Bruce, and we all have to go or they will get us. I was nervous at first, but now I'm not. I don't think Bruce is gui ty. I Nicholas tapped on our door after bed check. It must have been very late at night because it was pitch-black outside. He led Ianie and me down the cold halls until we arrived to the basement door. We went down the steps and were soon seated on the damp floor. All of my friends were there, and there were some people I didn't recognize. I could see Bruce sitting near a clear plastic box which held the scraps of the flag. janie pointed at it and whispered, Look Rosie, they even have evidence! I closed my eyes to hold back tears. I couldn't bear to see Bruce or the flag pieces held captive. The people I didn't recognize must have been the dangerous ones, because they had dark, glassy eyes which made them look evil. They kept asking Bruce questions about America and if he was an American or a communist. Bruce just cried. They made Bruce stand on a chair with a loop of rope around his. neck, and then they took the chair away. I didn't look at Bruce again, I just cried. I guess I am too sensitive. by Corinne Huston 82 CREATIVE W ' wk' X.. .. raw 1. C gm , Vw N ,M---V-- ' . ,fd 'f . ' . ,' ' ,,:. X , ,g,gg,1..,1 Q.. ., . fl-. A A H fm' wx .Q , V., 5 . K . XA . -gm,1i. N, ...VJ .,. ., I ,j . . , KX emwwf.. , K I, K . A., .. , ,QQ if ,.,-' Aww C ' ax 'Q NX Q. hm' 'M vw X wif:-,Q W if 5 2' 1 1 M 31 ' f n 45 W . h 'fd L iffy? Ag if 3 Q 5 x f egg J l W F f I , 1 f ' N X, . ' My 'FPS I 4 1 v jx v f Sl 1- f Ye x 'S at . W L as: , :gy 9 Q -4, ,qs i rx 5 . 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' W' - :wm15i5QLE::v,fL,w1?f'-f' JW CREATIVE 83 'XA Y 1' f5 -, . .- S l , A- K 6, , ,,,x,, .- - X N ,fy ' , , - ' N, -15 - if ' ,v'5 4 12 K' ' f 'V 'G' 8+ - 'ff - Ai - 1' . - Hx , . s,, N, '- - ,Jo 4. J 'A MX ' O 9 1 Q-JL! A., A ., fx ,, A 4. ,M , 553.2 1' , ,:3',iXf4-552- 4 A . - I Av iQ , -. ' ff v 32 f'f'A .Ll,l 'M' x f - V fc , ' , - .f1,A. ,- +- ' T, 1 N . - - ,pi-ff ,1! 'A7,, M I I -,Q ' - f - f- - YV X J - Q My - X, I ...... ., 1 .A .ff . V 'X ' X -w fb. fx 84 CREATIVE X 'wi-.1 A Z ' if' 1 1 9 4, 4' I I -Q...- ,,,, I 1 J? I9Q 9 I9 N: ,gg 5, .I 1-,., mmf-I. 11-I:-W7 N ,ww-f,.z ,Sf I is ..,,., is sg? I 2 is . 5 I ,E 1 X,-New -- I-W: ., . I ., , E I I f 5 .a ,E I i :gl I -'t in iw I? 2 E2 ,Q a 2 11225 , I If Q I I I I , .5 5 6 fi xii if . 6 I I 2 F gow ORGANIZATIONS I It has been said that all good things must come to an end, but the end is only the begin- ning of something new. In this case it is the end of another year at Shafter High, and the start of a new life for the graduating Seniors. in our Alma Mater we sing Hail Shafter High, but in my last note to you as your A.S.B, Presi- dent, I write Hail Student body, because I feel you are what makes Shafter High so great. Best Wishes, Mark Richardson A.S.B. President PRESIDENT ini VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY 86 ORGANIZATIONS ...A if-f' K 1 Q5 Q ug, , .W .,5 . 7 5 -,Wm 1, we ff 4 w- v p . M. gp. ,L., ,QGg,4f,fa12'f if ffl, 1? rsxxx Band l Front Row: Danny Moon, Vanessa Burrows, Regina Westbrook, Tama- tha Blackwell, Erin Linch, Second row: Hilario Cavazos Karen Olsen Cheryl Stanley Kim Williams Beth Stockton Tim Draper Lynette john- son Otis Webster. Third Row: Mike Harding Susi McWhorter Kendra Peters Marjorie Neufeld Robert Waldron jerry lanzen Rene Davis Nicki Presley Sammy Cavazos Fourth Row Tommy O Brien Paul Hunter Steve Hanselman Donna Neufeld Russel Draper jimmy Haag Steve Harlander Keith Allen Wayne Wong Back Row Rex Friesen Caro lyn Novak Eddie Kirk Laura Fitch Kent Rutledge james Terry Eddie Armstrong 88 ORGANIZATIONS 1 l i Art Club K. Drill Team Ma joreHes This year's Majorettes are captivating their audiences with their tvvirling ability. Leading them off to a good start is Head Majorette Sheri Almberg. 1 Front Row Rhonda Emberson Theresa Alb ar Theresa Isaac Rhonda Finn Middle R Re e Denny Sandra Willams Trina McClure Den ce Young Stacey Sm lhson k L L d V t Tammy Abernathy Sherry Fenderson 2 Front Row Christine Handel Carrie 1Beachl Rogue Annie Starrh Back Row Lana McNe I Sheri Almberg Anita Elliot B enda Allen 3 Head Malorette Sheri Alm berg ow: n V , ' i l ' , I , I . Bac Row: Connie opez, in a ic ory, Robin Webster, Patricia Lopez Cindy Moss, r . , ' - ORGANIZATIONS 89 42,3 38- .-S wg was f' '3 . if-fx 1 yy ii 4 Music Eg' VN First Row: Tony Harri- son Venessa Bur- rows Rene Davis Edie Warkentin Steve We ls Erin Lynch. Second Row: Tom O Brien joe jones Steve Cortez, Paul Hunter, judy Taylor, Phillip Anderson. Third Row: Tim Dra- per, Robert Waldron, Keith Allen, john Har- ding, Phillip johnson, Steve Hanselman, Mr. 'fs Q 1 , .. I A fill ji . Hutchinson. j j ll . 2. Paul Hunter, judy Taylor, and Phillip Anderson amuse themselves between rehearsals. 3. First Row: Rhonda Finn, Karen Olsen, Tammy Davis, Marie Roper, Lynn Lepp, Herminia Espinoza, jenny Cole, Coleen Lehman. Second Row: Theresa Isaac, Yonna Tinsley, jane Martens, Kim Stocks, Anita Calen- tine, Dena Lewis, Lynette johnson, Cheryl Bergman, Arleen Bowers. Third Row: Mrs. Hutchinson, Paula Car- rasco, Eileen Williams, Gail Anderson, Phillip johnson, Corinne Huston, Darlene Bright. Front Row jenny Cole Laurie Lynch Brenda Allen Debbie Mitchell Becky Taylor Andrea Neufeld Middle Row lim Garber Gall Anderson Den ice Young Annie Starrh Edie Warkentnn Wayne Wong Back Row Ralph Hoover Mike Harding, Carol Starrh Carolyn Novak, Clint Bergan, Peter Nelson. Secretary and Treasurer Caro' lyn Novak, Historian Carol Starrh, Stage manager lnot picturedj Ralph Hoover, Vice- President lenny Cole, and President lim Garber. Mr. Snively Advisor. ORGANIZATIONS 91 Mr Stuebbe Advisor Pri stdc nt lxarla Nash Vice President Clmt Bergen Setrttary and Treasurer Amy Handel SoctalChatrman Shen Almherg Sargeant at Arms PhllllpAndLrson Front Row Mr Stuehbe Margte Neu fold Kendra Peters Sharon Jones Karla Nash Amy Handel Aleshta Maddox Ctndy Handel EdteWarken ttn Second Row Muke Thullpn lohn Hardtng Steve Wells lenny Cole Carolyn MacNt tl Mellnda Zachary Shen Almherg PhtIWells Greg Escalante lohn White Thlrd Row Cratg Watktns Ted Elrtch Davnd Crlswell Brtan Kaler Kenny Marchman Anthony Gonzales Ioey Metra Margte Etden lesstca Dayls Carolyn Novak Tum Smtth Fourth Row Rex Frtesen Brtan Roh tnson Daryl Prout Peter Nelson Brett Httchcock Brent Wells Paul Bender Cltnl Ber gen Keytn Hyer l. , ' . - -- .. X I. 1 92 ORGANIZATIONS Front Row Beth Stockton Aarin Wil son Debbie Mltc hell Diane Bassett Cindy Handel Paula Kurtz Amy Handel Middle Row Kendra Peters Margie Neu feld Wayne Wong Melinda Zachary Edie Warkentin Lunda Brown loyce Ratzlaff, Back Row: Kenny Marchman, Carolyn Novak, Cor- inne Huston, Karla Nash, Debbie Tow- ery, Lance Nickel- son. President: Karla Nash, Vice Presi- dent: Rex Freisen, Sec. -Treasurer: Debbie Mitchell. Mrs. Nash: Advisor. ORGANIZATIONS 93 umwh ww MMM ' ' Q35 ' '. -gg3EfFx4 . '41Ig,l-isjh. .- .g52m QS? 0 W-EpgLg1Qz uw O: In .- Nwggz-vice . Q4r'3.hT?5 num-HI:l' ffmggi-gif? 1 2230331-5 ' N fzgfngmoi . , x., ,lg -. I .I ?Agh2Qpg Ngncwqmy U 2nEEw N ' mm? cgwr SBQKJ mg N-N Q-,QFTRH N 5 N:- mm: 0N???35' 1 o gijl ' 25553355 ' gQN5XmbP T gjgamm - ' 25Qs5'5fm xg? QQWPH - - OCJHJQI QP E'-- 3 00' FD'-' Os-:U 5.4m fomgwsxg ' xm? 3292 -. 20523:- ,JSJEQEQ '4Nwr'1m:-2-4 mr-m3 b USE . LJ A2 3' wwg- EEQQKQS 4 rn QQSKQQ amSQWw mzaggg :QE M5 22256 --mmTb O. 2232 Qfa: 3 ,-.fggis 5Q'2ig :,C'U?f'D 3'C'2'r':::m w:q S 55553: wgizg' S' --5 FQXU FD-Orprb Nmmjqf. 33 Us LD:-ra f-wo Qmq Qm mga 01 SIL' Ss Z 5' - Bxg 3 wg K ssl qv -4 m CZ W 503 E5 ,-. rn vw am QPE S rw,-Q Q- ro 7 94 ORGA N IZATIONS Pep Club l x 5195 R J ' ,A ' , I,. y , V . ,- ,,:,, X., - :fl ,-X, .. . 1 - f X First Row: Diane Woo, Susie Primera, Diana Solorio, Bernice Lara, Bubbles Martinez, Sherri Ghilarducci, Kati Plaza, Delia Gonzales, Paula Kurtz, Rosa Linda Montoya, Connie Lopez, Edie Lewis, Moni Nixon, Lori Lewis, Valerie Prendez, Sherrill Nixon, Aarin Wilson, Laurie Pearson. Second Row: Hermi- nia Espinoza, Jeanne Love, Tracey Epp, Gloria Rivera, lohn Haworth, Karen Olsen, Angie White, Becky Taylor, Lori Lynch, Kathy lones, Andrea Neufeld, Chris Olsen, Debbie Mitchell, lenny Cole, Mona Van de Valk, Diane Nixon, Lori Thomas, Amy Handel, Kathy Burkley. Third-Rowr Sally Pierce, loyce Ratzlaff, Anthony Gonzales, Tereasa Ogle, Annie Starrh, Brenda Allen, Lanette johnson, Renee Davis, Colleen Lehman, jenny Kirk, Diane Bassett, Cheryl Bergman, Margie Eiden, jessica Davis, Sheri Almber , julie Kirk, Lori Fleetwood, Erin Lynch, Dawn Ann Robertson. Fourth Row: Nicky Pressley, Craig Watkins, john White, Brett Hitchcock, David Criswell, Peter Nelson, joey Mejia, Peter Cobb, Chip Deleasa, Philip Wells, David Thullen, Kendra Peters, Marjorie Neufeld, Tereasa McCoy, Cindy Handel, Stacey Carroll, Kim Stokes. Fifth Row: Brian Robinson, Lori Hester, Becky Moore, Cindy Willard, Yonna Tinsley, Sandra Raygoza, Frances Leal, Christine Handel, George Gonzales, Corinne Huston, Sharon lones, Karla Nash, Sharon Palomo. A ORGANIZATIONS 95 Mecha Flrst Row Glorla Rodriguez Linda Pacheco Bernice Senoran Olga Rodriguez Mom Moreno Nancy Morales Irma Rodrrguez Elisa Mar quez Second Row Abellno Cordero Arcella Casleneda Salzrnna Cruz Olga Acevedo Mary Aluce Ramlres Irnslma Ortiz Becky Moreno Palmo Thurd Row lumor Cracla Alice Rodriguez Eddno Arlzmendez Luz Pacheco Chrlsllna Pun:-da Lunda Duran Rachel Lopez Sandra Raygoza Ceclllallmenez Elnzabeth Galaylz Presndem Mom Moreno Vnce Presudvnt and Soc re tary Llnda Pacheco Treasurer Olga Rodrnguez Linda Silal., Katle Plaza: Irma Arlzmondez, Rudy Cordero, Advisor Mrl X ORGANIZATIONS or -an-an-D Q19 'QW A2 wi 'As 7,1 F.F.A il 'Ji ll Q lf. I X yum' 'Q -.. Front Row Ralph Hoover Tom Marlnn lohn Haworth Charles Graves Landon Howse Brock Sapp Second Row Santos Panos Eruf Horn loanne Dnfkens Cindy Moss Llncla V11 tory Laura Spencer Barbra Caton Verna Moss Third Row Art Parham Advlsor Wayne Wulllams Muke Sherrll Kevin Cates Adam Ray Don Case Ken Harlan der Birdy Gutierrez Paul Cobb Ted Elruh Bull Turk Back Row Tum Hayes Tito Flores Craig Watkins Steven Lefler Cordon Searcy Iohnny Simpson Kenth Allen Frank Stofkton Stoll Pavletlch Marty HSCS Craig Walklns shows has Champion Dorset and Wayne Wlllrams shows hrs Reserve Charnpnon Dorset 1. : 1, wp- f L ' . ORGANIZATIONS 97 Co-Editors Sharon jones and Corinne Huston. Front Row: Paul Hunter, Terri Mathis, and Beth Nunlist -SPORTS SECTION. Back Row: Kevin Beeson, lohn White, john Haworth, and julie Kirk - ADVERTISING Front Row: Sharon jones and Darlene Bright. Back Row: Rex Friesen Sheryl Tinsley and Keith Allen - CLASSES AND FACULTY Front Row: Denise McVay and Karen Morris. Back Row: Dena Lewis Lynn Lepp Beth Eiden and Debbie McVay Inot picturedj - CLUBS AND ACTIVI- T . L. Laurion Staff iii ,,,...-. W 5 ,. -ffl ' .gin , 'sf' - Commander Qiaff 5 was 4 A . .ff .Nao V' , 9 wh V .T '4' - ,- . . ' f ,rs 1 . T n rp .- ff+'iQ!r' ,. vt ' ' ,e ' f , xx, ,L l 'WE :-o7fv,x:i?f1-gg is 5 sage: wmv .5 ,Q digg? -.e,,,,, fr' fl 1 I.: -Aida? f :A ,i1,z f 2: 3- .i , lf'7'l K I. N'4'1-ill I ,. K g i fwf- .Milf ' , 2 - iv. are A fs 4 ,...- , ., up ag . nr va Front Row: Don Case Scott Pavletich Kenny Marchman Wayne Wong. Back Row Edie Warhentin Denise Freeborn Vicki Mizell Tammy Danieis Karla Nash, Ariana Howze. Ariana Howze: Editor. Miss Houchin: Advisor. ORGANIZATIONS 99 Qkl Club A1 100 ORGANIZATIONS Front Row lenny Cole Karla Nash Edle Warkentln Cindy Handel Middle Row Trma Wagner Amy Handel Sher: Almberg Phlllp Taylor Back Y Y son john Whlte Greg Hxcks President Trma Wagner Trea surer Amy Handel Vlce Pres: dent Edie Warkentm 1. - : Q , A , , Row: Wesle -Kell , Peter Nel- Swim Club W, , t 3A , Q ' Front Row Tena Brltt Chrlstme Handel Aarln Wilson Amy l-ran del Sherri Chrlarduccr Crndy Handel Ryan Fell Middle Row Alanna MacNerI Donna Neufeld Carolyn MacNell Sher: Almberg lenny Cole Margie Erden Kendra dron Back Row john Whale Peter Nelson Steve Cortez Bnan Robznson Ken Harlander Craug Watkrns Wes Tyepkema Ricky Rummans Tony Harrlson Martin johnson President Candy Handel Vice Presudent Peter Nelson Coach Steve Wedel 1- :4 A . I . I. Peters, Kevln Groves, Robert Wal- 2' -. ' . I . - 3. . ' ORGANIZATIONS 1 Uniig of Black Qiudenis . .,,,.,, ,Q ' 61 zifiqiii -f., ' A fy-is WW L I. ' wel H ., 57. lm f.. Im Wai e First Row Randy Cockrell Brenda Williams Debbie Ricks Mae Mahan Sandra Williams Marvin Mclntosh Second Row Bobby Lang ston Eldridge Cockrell Randy Chamblee Sam- uel Lacey. . Debbie Ricks Brenda Williams Randy Cham- biee, Mae Mahan. Q tm V win: KNWX 102 ORGANIZATIONS '-xiii ,Q .sq W ad - A2 Flrst Row lovlta Ramirez lane Martens Shar: Duncan Helen Rnos losle Esperncueta Second Row Norma Graves Stepha me Gott Karr: Welch Della Rodrnguez Diana Valdez Thlrd Row Cheryl Stanley Linda Victory Yvonne Tjepkema Chris Une Plneda FHA Officers Flrst Row Shan Duncan Helen Rlos lovuta Ramnrez Second Row lane Martens Karr: Welch Melinda Patterson Linda Vlctory ORGANIZATIONS 103 V YV Mal Maids The Mat Maads rnclude jenny Krrk Brenda Wnlluams Barbara Chacon and Debbie Rlcks Front Row Yonna Tinsley Mr Salamacha Advisor jenny Klrk Sus: McWhorter Chuck Lamas jeff Poplin Regina Westbrook Kevin Poplln Robert McWhorter Lesley Sp: Cer Make Larnas Front Row. Roger Sharp johnny Lopez Wayne Row- ton Eleazar Vela Landon Howze Andy Chester. Middle Row: Tim Draper jerry janzen Ricky Rummons jim Haag Don Burrows Marty johnson. Back Row: Gilbert Holguin Manuel Llanas, Ben McCoy, oey Martinez, Terri McCalister, jimmy lwin, Rus- sell Draper, President. 104 ORGANIZATIONS Soccer Club French Club Front Row Brzan Neu feld lose lnmsnez john Lopez Israel Borrego Martnn Buenrostro Marlo Gonzales John Grundt Back Row Mr Loune Vega fAdVISOl', Natlvldad lumor Gra cla Mark Carrasco juan Carlos Llra lose Ramos Erme Lopez Front Row Maguel hams Marla Montoya Debbie Matchell Wayne Rowton Fran cisco Ayon Middle Row Suzanne McWhorter Valerie Prendez Margle Neu feld Mehnda Zachary Lmda Brown Lon john son Back Row Edle Lewvs David Thullen Loren Fenderson Dan Thullen Lora Lewzs 1' F .I ' 2. :I ' Montoya, Brenda Wil- ORGANIZATIONS 105 Forensics ,., .' Q .WP Front Row Mass Opperman Advlsor Arlana Howze Second Row Mona Vandevalk lenny Cole Darren Woods loey Mena Don Handel Back Row George Gonzales Phil lap johnson Bruce Atklnson. Carolyn Novak Front Row: Karri Welch, Aleshia Maddox, Mary Lawrence. Second Row: loyce Ratzlaff, Linda Brown, Carolyn Novak, Tracy Hiebert. Back Row: Carol Starrh, Yvonne Tipkema, Con- cha Gutierrez. 106 ORGANIZATIONS Pholo Club T. T. T. W L 1 l l l l 1 l l l l r V 1929- I 979 Dr. Gerald DeGrow is a man well suited for the job of superintendent of the Kern Union High School District. He has a keen knowledge and understand- ing of the education system along with new ideas in improving it. Having a Doctorate in Education and years of experience in education, he under- stands the problems that schools face and shows his originality and adminis- trative skill in getting problems resolved. The Board of Trustees analyzes major problems and proposes feasible solutions which are presented to Dr. DeGrow. Together they work very hard to improve the quality of education and to allow the educational system to func- tion efficiently. 1. Dr. Gerald DeGraw, Superintendent of Kern Union Hi h School District, has the final word in cicisions affecting schools within the district. 2. Members of the Board of Trustees are: sil- ting, Rayburn S. Dezember, President, Mary M. Vaughan, Clerkg standing? l. Craig Ienkens, Vice-President, D. E, Ruga genberg, and George Ablin, members. 108 FACULTY Dr. Olsen .2-so g -E . 1 1' af I X iw' i ,, 4' is ,i l . Mr. jones '-W---.c....-..., : f 1 -Q S' I., icy .i ls 5 Q ,. ii ., W,.7-.ti--if-... .. .- sf Aug... , ,, ,QQ ,. . ..., . ,. - fsgzgisqiewipwaiz 1 . .l S is -9' ., 1 W f 15215 l 5 Q , ll' f ' si ,. jfs ,F g .Mg .,, ' .- :F-1' Mr. Cummins Mr. Gibson DR. NEAL OLSEN: Dr. Olsen is the Prin- cipal at Shafter High School. He received his B.A. in music from Univ. of Colorado and his M.A. in music educa- tion. He has and Ed.D. from U.S.C. Dr. Olsen enjoys golfing, camping, and sports. He is also involved with church activities. Dr. Olsen says that he tries to lead a consistent life style . . . one that is the same no matter what circum- stances he is in. MR. EVAN IONES: Mr. jones is our smil- ing Vice-Principal. He attended the Univ. of Denver, where he received his B.A. in P.E., and his M.S. in education. He also attended Northern Colorado Univ. Adams State College and Cal Poly SLO receiving his administration credential. Mr. jones makes furniture and clocks and enjoys working with ceramics. He loves hot weather and claims that hes at his best when its over 100 degrees! MR. TERRY CUMMINS' Mr. Cummins is the Dean of Students. ,He has a B.A. in History and a M.A. in Psychology from Northern Colorado Univ. Mr. Cummins likes playing tennis hunting fishing and camping especially at the coast. MR. IOHN GIBSON: Mr. Gibson is the Activity and Athletic Director. He spends his spare time golfing traveling and reading books of a historical nature. His education was acquired at Ohio State Univ. where he received a B.S. in education and a M.A. in educational i s ' 2 S i . W , , , , , , , , , , , , i , administration. 1. When there is work to be done, Mr. Gibson is always there to do his part., , 2. Dr. Olsen is all smiles when it comes to having his picture taken. PROP. I 3's EFFECT Due to Prop. 13, school supplies were cut 2071. Shafter High lost 2 teaching positions. Included in this loss were: two periods of counseling time, some assistance for Mr. Gibson, one custodial position, and some clerical time. Instructional field trips were also curtailed. Dr. Olsen expressed concern that because of Prop. 13 it will be more difficult to maintain the buildings the way we would like to have them. Dr. Olsen said that he is very pleased with the general morale of the staff and stu- dents. FACULTY 109 The job of the secretarial staff is not an easy one to carry out. Taking on the tasks of bal- ancing budgets, figuring pay- rolls, and all the problems asso- ciated vvith keeping an entire student body and staff organ- ized, means plenty of head- aches for those involved. In order to efficiently fill the need, there must be a suffi- cient number of personnel, which fortunately has not yet been affected by Proposition 13. The aides of Shafter High School provide an invaluable service to both students and teachers. By helping teachers, they allow them to devote their full time to the students. Although their job is not a glamorous one - one of yard duty, running errands, or tak- ing over the class for awhile'- it, nevertheless, is a service which is much appreciated. 1, Front Row: Sandy Thomas, loye Carroll, Arcadia Rodriguez iAudio-visuall, and Minnie Smith. Back Row: Shirley 1 Andreotti, Margot Carroll, Barbara Mizell, I Marilyn Bergman, Delora Swann, and ' Martha Slezak tHealth Servicesl. Not Pic- 2. : ' , - tured Dora jara and leanne Jarrett Front Row luanita Delgado Sandra Bal lard Back Row Anne Hutchinson Sophia Urbana and Ruth Weidenbach Not Plc tured Sharon Anderson Katheryn Enns Carol Guhr jerry larrett Arneda Lauder dale Delia Leal Connie Meeler Esther Soto and Glenda Weaver 110 FACULTY Behind the Scene MISS ALEGRA ANDERSON: Miss Ander- son teaches Biology l. She received her B.S. in science at Wyoming Univ. and her M.S. at Wayne State Univ. Her hob- bies are reading and bicyclin . Miss Anderson believes that chance avorsa prepared mind. MR. DON BURNS- Mr. Burns teaches American and World History. H coaches frosh-soph football and wres- tling. His education was acquired at Southern Bible College. Mr. Burns has a B.A. in History from Fresno State and a teaching credential from Cal. State Bak- ersfield. He is also a graduate of Shafter High School. Mr. Burns enjoys antique cars sleeping and eating. Quoting Henry Ford he can be heard to say History is bunk! MR. RADON FORTENBERRY: Mr. For- tenberry is a graduate of Shafter High School. He teaches U.S. Government Sociology and Psychology and Eco- nomics. He s the head frosh-soph foot- ball coach and he also coaches basket- ball. Mr. Fortenberry earned his B.A. in Economics from U.C.S.B. and M.A. from Pepperdine. He feels that working in education is a great opportunity for the inter-action of people and ideas. He enjoys sports and playing with his chil- dren Lance and Karen. He is also active in his church. MR. LARRY GRAYSON: Mr. Grayson teaches Advanced Algebra Geometry and Senior Math. He has a B.A. in Math and English from Washington State and a M.A. in English from Eastern Washing- ton State. He participates in church activities plays tennis enjoys being with his kids and likes reading books by Hemingway. Mr. Grayson thinks that the only thing sadder than a kid who , ., 5 ,, . . , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , can t learn is a learner who can t kid. Miss Anderson Mr Burns Mr Fortenberry Mr Grayson HISTORY IS BUNK'7 Mr Burns shows his pro osed new design for the California fla . Mr. Grayson inds his mind wandering as he lectures to his class. FACULTY 111 DENISE HAMILTON: Mrs. Hamilton is a graduate of Bakersfield High School and received her B.A. in En lish at Fresno State. She minored in P.E. anc?Music. She has also tau ht business classes, and is currently woiing on a M.A. in Special Education. She Teaches Basic English, Science-Fiction, Math IB, and Sports-Lit. Mrs. Hamilton is also the yearbook advisor. Her hobbies are raising and training dogs, riding horses, singing, swimming, and working with ceramics. Mrs. Hamilton's goals in teaching are to help stu- dents know themselves, develop responsibil- ity, treat all others with respect, develop a desire for knowledge, and work toward per- fection in all they do. BARBARA HAYS: Mrs. Hays is the president of the Kern Humane Society, a counselor for Crisis Hotline, and a volunteer for the Bak- ersfield Assoc, for Retarded Citizens. Despite all of these activities Mrs. Hays still has time to teach Basic English and be the Pep Club advisor. She is a North High graduate and attended Cal. State Bakersfield. She is now working toward a M.A. in sociolo y. In her spare time she goes back packing fying and traveling. Mrs. Hays encourages everyone to love animals don t eat them! Vicki: HoucHlN- Miss Houchin teaches journalism and Advanced English 11 and 12. She is a Shafter Hi h raduate with a B.A Mrs. Hamilton Ms. Hays Miss Houchin Mr. Hutchinson S 8 from Cal. State Bakersfield. She majored in English and Spanish and is currently work- ing on a M.A. in counseling. Miss Houchin feels that it is important to live love and laugh. She spends much of her free time writing poetry and short stories reading watching old movies and jogging. MICHAEL HUTCHINSON: Mr. Hutchinson teaches Band, Chorus, Music Appreciation, Stage Band, and Math IB. He graduated from Newport Harbor Union High School. He majored in fine arts at Orange Coast College and graduated from Cal. State Fullerton. Mr. Hutc ingson finished his graduate work at Cal. State Bakersfield. His main hobbie is girl watching but he also enjoys eating fine foods. He enjoys golf, sailing, and motorcy- cles. His favorite actress is Marilyn Monroe. i The person he admires most is Abraham Lin- co n. 1. Kenny Marchman questions Miss Houchin about his grade. 2. .Mr. Hutchinson enjoys impressing his students with feats of strength Love Animals Don'+ Eat Them! 112 FACULTY 2 .1, ' . X-?.1i,si,x ' STUDENTS SHOLlLDN'T DRIVE ON QIDEWALKS -Q5 Mrs. jackson Mr. johnson' Mrs. Kaspar Mr. Larson FRIEDA IACKSON: Mrs. jackson is the librarian at our school library, and she teaches Library Science. She earned her credential at Cal State Bakersfield, and currently teaches night classes at Bak- ersfield College. She enjoys cooking, gardening, reading mysteries, traveling to Europe, and raising snakes. MARK IOHNSON: Mr. johnson gradu- ated from Bakersfield High School, Bak- ersfield College and Fresno State where he received a B.A. in Industrial Arts. His favorite pastimes include driving his jeep hunting fishing and chewing tobacco. Mr. johnson stated The only reason I work so hard teaching here is because somebody has to do the work to carry Mr. Hatcher. REBECCA KASPAR' Mrs. Kaspar coaches girls Varsity Basketball and teaches Home Ec. I and ll Home Arts and World-Wide Foods. She has a B.S. in Home Economics from Cal. State Nor- thridge and a teaching credential from Cal. State Bakersfield. Mrs. Kaspar likes to jog sew do needlework and partici- pate in all sports. She says when all else fails smile! GEORGE LARSON: Mr. Larson instructs Driver Education and Health Education. He attended Shafter High the Univ. of Redlands and Humboldt State. He has a B.A. in history. Mr. Larson enjoys golf back packing and raquetball, He asks his students not to drive on the side- walks. As long as they stay between the sidewalks he s happy. Mrs. Kaspar demonstrates the correct way to play a stove grill. Do you have a baby that s low on air? lf so see Mr. Larson. FACULTY 113 s ee You Onlg Live Gnce ANE LAUMBACH: Has attained her teaching Credential from the State of New Mexico and has received a B.A. in Business Administration from Highlands College. She is now working on her Master's Degree. Mrs. Laumbach enjoys oil painting, bowling, roller skating and tennis. her philosophy for enjoying herself is Life is what you make of it. REGINA MORROW: Has received her college ducation from North Carolina Central Univer- sity and has acquired a B.A. in English from there. She enjoys spending her spare time sew- ing reading traveling cross country skiing and bicycling. her words of wisdom are You only live once and nothing is promised. LAURA MARTENS: Mrs. Martens has received her Bachelor's Degree in Home Economics from Goshen College. She enjoys reading, sewing, and traveling when she has free time. , , Mrs. Martens feels that It is important for me 5 to be honest 'to m self and to others. . i Mrs. Laumbach Mi55 Marrow MIS, Martens 1. Mrs. Laumbach helps stu- dentsimprove filing skills. 2. Mrs. Martens observes closely to see if Martha Raygoza folds her paper correctly. W 114 FACULTY KALMAN MATIS- Has attended college at Bak- ersfield College University of San jose and University of Cal Poly where he has acquired a B.A. M.A. and a M.S. degree in Art and Physi- cal Education. Mr. Matis prefers to spend his time teaching painting makin jewelry and playin with his children. He eels that you BEN MCCOY. Attended Gonzaga University where he received his Bachelors Degree in Business Administration. He enjoys working with dogs for he trains Labrador retrievers and teaches dog care in the 4-H club. His enjoy- ment in playing chess is expressed at school by advising the Chess club. CAROLYN MILLER. has gained her education at Bowlin Green University and at UCLA where she as received a B.S. Degree in Physi- cal Education and health and a M.S. degree in Physical Education. Mrs. Miller loves waterski- ing and almost ahything having to do with ath- letics. She also enjoys a little knitting on the side. Her message to humanity is Physical. education is your best life insurance. 5 r 4 if f A F shoul Always do your best. it Nfl ffffihl Your Bes . Coaches Miller and Shoen- hair stroll down the English wing snickering at the noises they hear as they pass by the open doors. Mr. McCoy is thinking of a way to regain his chess title. Alwags Do f . 2 .1 YL - in i -. gy' v v 'i l g ' :.'Kf'ff s efhiji-4,1 'Y ' lit? ,L L r. Q -1 1 . A mfs-fyfuig.-3 i I li tre, iZf'Mi,f..s.. j Mr. Matis rw 'ir at 1 Mr. McCoy Mrs. Miller FACULTY 115 Don'+ Fence- f A t , :rt . ,tg J, 7,1 Z N Q X H12-, 'll al l It I Jwqwgfgfy-fig-, Lg..b.,gyr I Q::g, ,r -ttf 5' QAM!-U 5- F ' Mrs. Nash Mr. Nash SUE NASH: Secured a Bachelors Degree in Physical Education from Colorado State Uni- versity and also a Master s Degree in Counsel- ing from Cal State University. In her spare time Mrs. Nash takes pleasure in embroidery read- ing and just recently golfing. She expresses lher philosophy as one of The apple doesnt fall far from the tree. VERL NASH: Acquired his college education at Colorado A 8t M and at the State College of Education where he received both B.S. and M.S. degrees in Physical Education. Mr. Nash s interest lie in golf and traveling when he has time to spare, His words to ponder are that There is no end to the ood you can do if you don tcare who gets cre it for it. MIKE NICHOLS: Graduated Biola College where he gained his B.S. Degree in Math. Mr. Nichols enjoys raising his own vegetables and leading Bible studies in his extra time. His phi- your hand findeth to do do with all your might -to the glory of Cod. BETTY ONSUM. Compiled her education from the University of Washington Pepperdine University and Fresno State University to name a few. From these she acquired a B.S. Degree in Home Economics a Counseling Cre- dential and a General Secondary Credential. Mrs. Onsum enjoys traveling housing gour- met cookin and is greatly interested in real estate. Her avorite motto is the cry of many today. . . Dontfence mein! , I I , , ., f , , 5 ,, , losophy for life and living is one of All that II , f , , , f , , g, H , ,, Mr. Nichols Mrs. Onsum Mrs Onsum tries diligently to spoon feed a pole Mr Nichols lecturing to a 4 1 ' 4. I a ai 1 captivated class. t 1 ff., I 3 l i 2 :it-. g i 2- l 'S LORRIE OPPERMAN: Attended Santa Monica College and Cal State Long Beach where she acquired an A.A. Degree in Photography and a B.A. Degree in Industrial Arts. She enjoys gar- dening, camping, sewing, and cooking. She has some good advice for dealing with life's evenfday problems: When life gives you lem- ons, make lemonade, ART PARHAM: Received his education from Fresno State University where he acquired a B.S. Degree in General Agriculture. His favorite scources of entertainment are showing steers and participating in athletics. Mr, Parham believes that most people achieve nothing because they neglected to work yesterday. Too many people ask who can do a job for them- selves. Most people aim at nothing and hit the mark everytime. IOAQUIN PATINO: Went to Bakersfield Col- lege and Fresno State College where he received his Bachelors Degree in Industrial Arts which was his major and minored in Chi- cano studies. Studying the culture of Chicanos takes up much of his free time for he greatly enjoys making crafts listening to music attending drama productions and also cook- ing food all of which is associated with the Chicano lifestyle. He feels and many would probably agree that Teaching is a 24-hour o . STEVE RICHARDSON: A graduate of San jose State University he secured both a Bachelor s and Master s Degree in Industrial Arts. His favorite pastimes are hunting and fishing and watching basketball. He outlines his responsi- bilities with the statement. When I m not involved with students most of my time is li .: Sew' ---- ' Q: ' ff- 32.5-we , , --alt ' if iff 1 t , t j Agni, N 42 gi f: .L W ,R , --f .if 'A ff 1 ., F i .. uw ' I ' 1- W 1: ff-f Q f, ' K. 4. lg, L y 1 1 YW!-1 . is . . . .1 f ggti S if r Qs i , t if I I ff- A A Fifi- of 'M t. A mit. Q ug K A Miss Opperman Mr. Parham Mr. Patino Mr. Richardson ,, I f , , , H I ll l j b , , , ' l ll keeping Mr. johnson out of trouble, Life gives gou lemons? Make lemonade! 1. Mr. Richardson points out to his students that the rea- son the generator isn't working is that it isn't plug- ged in. 2. Mr. Parham has the tedious job of supervising the load- ing of hay bales. FACULTY 117 118 FACULTY Thou Shall Noi Divide Bu Zero LLOYD ROBIDEAUX. Acquired his education at several Universities graduating from both Oregon State College and University of Idaho. He was a post graduate of University of Nevada University of Santa Barbara and Fresno State College. Mr. Robideaux received a B.S. Degree in Math from .Oregon State. His preferences for spending his extra time lie in bicycling swimming and gardening. Being a math teacher it s not to surprising that his phi- losophy deals with the sub'ect . . . The 11th Commandment - Thou s alt not divide by zero. ROBERT SALAMCHA. Graduated from West- ern Michigan University where he also was a post graduate. He also was a post graduate of Cal State Bakersfield. He received both his Master's and Bachelor's Degrees in Business Education from the Western University of Michigan. His Hobbies include waterskiing, camping, wood working, and women-watch- ing. His words of wisdom are, Do unto others as you would have done unto you. lf people would follow my advice there would be a lot less trouble. SThe only people you should treat bad are peop e like Cindy Sappif' VICKIE SHOENHAIR: Acquired her college education from Colorado State College and received both a B.S. Degree in Arts and Sci- ence and also in Physical Education from there. She enjoys sewing, snow skiing, sailing, racquetball and tennis in her spare time. 1 Mr Burns watches as Mr Par ham attempts to show the mule who is boss 2 Marryin Sam alias Mr Burns selects a new prospect for a quick wedding the .. 'Q-Qt' l .- iw 1' 1'4- - 1 , t itlfdgl All Q tt' 4 Mr. Robideaux Mr. Salamacha Mrs. Shoenhair , , . . , . , F 'Y ' ' fl J. 1' ll K ' ' ' i :iii .. . ' ,fi .Y V' , .i 1 7' :i'Qg1.4-.X--:ei-ff51 :.. 2- I 513. 2 1 I 1 I . . . W, H .A M. ,t M ,. .1 . . VA.. ,vfi if-.H , Q .f1g:sg5- .jg 1. A H .g v 'D f I. ' f Mr. Smith Mr. Snively Miss Soto Mr. Stockton Long Live Czar!! BOB SMITH: Attended La Grande, College where he received his Bachelor's Degree in f both Math and Science. His primary pastimes are photography and spending money that I donthave. His favorite quote is Get lost. BOB SNIVLEY: Received his education from the Colorado State University and Western State College in Colorado. His degrees include a B.H. in theatre and a M.A. in Music Educa- tion. His hobbies consist of drama theatre painting and camping. He also is prolific reader. I try to live every day to its fullest. Life is too short to waste time. CARMEN SOTO' Accumulated her college education in several countries other than the U.S. She attended the National University of Bolivia where she received her Bachelor s Degree in Physical Education, She also attended the Wales University in England and also the California State University at Nor- thridge where she also received a Bachelor s Degree in Forei n language and a Masters Degree in Spanis . She enjoys reading and lis- tening to music of foreign countries. She also likes to cook and work with plants. Since l'm a teacher I have confidence in the future gen- erations, this is why I teach. I would like to tame my temper. I try to better myself every- day because I would like to be a beautiful per- son. l have made many mistakes in my life. GREG STOCKTON: A graduate of Bakersfield College and of Cal State Bakersfield, Mr. Stock- ton has a Bachelor's Degree in History. His hobbies are chessjreading, and physical fit- ness. He has several favorites in the line of wis- dom. Hari-Kari is not the answer, Long live Czar, Chess players make better lovers, and Anything worth doing is worth doing well. Miss Soto demonstrates to her students how to relax and forget one s troubles keen Interest as two of his students show how to solve the equation 1. . 2. Mr. Smith watches with I FACULTY 119 Y i ist r 4' Sit own s 1 1 ,7 Q va ,J, .u 4 I f 'i fh 3119? ri i , a n d Q h u p Mr, stacker Mr. siuebbe Mr. vega Mr. Walker RICHARD STRICKER: Attended Bakersfield College and then transferred to Cal Poly-San Louis Obispo. There he received a B.A. in Phys' ical Education and a minor in History. He enjoys refereeing football and most other sports. In his spare time he collects coins. IAN STUEBBE: A former Shafter grad he attended Bakersfield College U.O.P. and Cal State Bakersfield. He has a Bachelors Degree in Physical Education. He enjoys all kinds of sports golf in particular and being with his family. His gift to the multitudes is Two wrongs dont make a right but two Wrights make an airplane. LOUIS VEGA: Attended William and Mary Col- lege Cal State Bakersfield and University of California-Santa Barbara where he received a B.A. in Political Science. His hobbies and pas- times consist of reading soccer photography and many outdoor activities. He feels that HOWARD WALKER: Acquired his education from Bakersfield Colle e Fresno State Univera sity and is a post gra uate from C.S.D. Santa Barbara and University of California Berkley. He attained an A.A. Degree from Bakersfield College and a Bachelors Degree and a Mas- ter s Degree from Fresno State. He enjoys rais- ing and breedin lrises photography and watching my ki s rollerskate. His favorite well known statement is Shut up and sit down. He explains I try to be honest with people. l l , I, j You only get as much out of life as you put in it 120 FACULTY l 2 Mr Provensal tries to add to the effect as Mr Walker auditions for Superman Teachers solution to the energy crunch a human powered motorpool i Nice. ,M nl 'c b 2 2 5 Never get Pinned. . . Unless gou're in love. u-. it ' 2 , e-', - ' 'Q -'A' b W E!! .Q . xt .,f . api, Q -11. 1 ,Y e ee fi? s s' AQH' at l Mrs. Watkins Mr. Wedel Mr. Williams Mrs. Morris PEGGY WATKINS: A past student of Saint Mary of the Woods, and a past graduate of University of Oregon, Mrs. Watkins has earned a Bachelor's Degree in Spanish. She enjoys traveling, Waterskiing, and reading as pastimes. STEVE WENDEL: A past Shafter high School graduate he attended Hambolt University and Fresno State University where he received a B.A. Degree in Physical Education a B.S. Degree in Oceanography and a M.A. Degree in Physical Education. Mr. Wedel enjoys all sports and outdoor activities with snow skiing tennis racquetball running and backpacking naming only a few. Anything you do in life do it to the best of you ability. Always try to improve yourself. Try to obtain as many experi- ences as you can for yourself as you go through high school by taking an active role and participate in a variety of activities. Have fun as you go through life. TOM WILLIAMS: Acquired his college educa- tion at Millegan College where he attained a B.S. Degree in Math with a minor in Physics. His hobbies include playing the guitar sculp- motto stems from his experience in sports Neverget pinned. . .unless yourin love. BECKY MORRIS: A former Shafter High stu- dent she enjoys sewing traveling playing ten- nis and playing volleyball. Enjoy school while you can because 10 or 20 years from now you will be glad you did. The future is very unpre- dictable so take advantage of what SHS has to o er. , , , , , i , H , N , . . . 7 . ture, wrestling, and working with leather. His ll H I , , , ,, , H Only 5 minu es un t 2 With hopeful looks the staff team pulls with all their might against form: dable foes , 1. ' t l'I lunch. FACULTY 121 Angone for some Good AdVlC9q KEN GAEDE: A graduate of Wasco High he attended the University of California at Santa Barbara where he attained both a B.A. and M.A, Degree in Political Science. He enjoys being with children playing soccer riding motorcycles and reaching the goal of reading 20 books per year. IVA LEPP. Graduated from Shafter High School and attended Fresno Pacific College and Bak- ersfield College. She likes to watch sports travel to the coast or mountains and she enjoys driving in sand dunes. CHARLES REKOSH- Attended Cal Poly San Luis Obisbo where he received his B.S. Degree in Physical Education and in. He enjoys coach- ing playing golf tennis and several other time. Do to the mature content of his favorite line Mr. Rekosh s quote was struck from the yearbook. ANNA ST CLAIR: Acquired her education from Women s College University North Carolina Atlantic Christian College and Geor e Pea- body College. She received a Bac elor s Degree in Business Administration and a Mas- ter s Degree in Guidance. She enjoys spending time with her family reading and taking care of plants. MERV HUSTON: Qnot picturedj enjoys farm- ing yard work and reading books by Louis Lamour. He has been an active part of Shafter High Football and Career Counseling for several years. We hated to see him go and we ll miss him on our campus. 0 0 , , , , , , we f f ' I I . . I . J . . sports. Being with his family is his favorite pas- , , I , , , , , , , . A perfect one point land 1 he receives a standing ova tion for one of his famous puns 1. , ' - ing. 2. Mr. Nichols is shocked as 122 FACULTY Mr. Rekosh We mst I.. L ia , if 'rag i W . be F A ll 1 ' ' S A iw? ,, , l . ii' ft. z,,, aw as Food for The cafeteria staff of Shafter High School is faced with possibly the most important job in the entire school, many would say. The job of preparing the daily menu affects nearly everyone on campus, and the cafeteria staff has been blessed with the chore of attempting to liter- ally satisfy everyone's taste. Feeding an entire student body and staff is no easy job, requiring a great deal of effort. You've done a great job, staff. ' Thought. . . 1. 3. Vera Rodriguez trays lo await their cargo of food. luanita Medina and Belly Curry have mixed emotions about the outcome of the maindish. Back Row: L to R: Betty Curry, Vera Rodriguez, luanita Medina. Front Row: L to R: Rosalee Sperling Mary Lawson, Linda Taylor arranges the moving 2 FACULTY 123 When ther-e's work lo be done . . . The custodial staff is faced with the awesome task of maintaining the appearance of our school. This involves gathering the daily accumu- lation of litter, cleaning rooms, replacing windows, light bulbs, and door locks, sweeping sidewalks, and the annual repainting of walls after Wasco Week. These are but a few of their chores around the campus. Rak- ing leaves and transporting students to and from school are also part of the load. The job of custodian requires experience in varied fields, from gardening to repairs, and from bus driving to sweeping sidewalks. lt's certainly not a glamorous job but we all sincerely appreciate their dedi- -cation. Roy McCourt pauses for the photographer Roy Wilkins ready to call it a day Back Row L to R Roy Wilkins Steve Nixon Auggie Beltran Roy Mizell Kenneth Linger Front Row L to R Bill Martin Sylvia Reyes Olivia Reyes loe Turner Gilbert Pacheco Stanley Martin 1. 3- , 2 a ' ' r McCourt, lohn Neufeld, Harvey 124 FACULTY 8. 'I '71 wiki, ..,.,... 1979 80 Makes Things Happen This year the junior Class started to make things happen by attending rallies and supporting their athletic teams. They took an early lead in spirit points at the beginning of the year. The juniors also par- ticipated in fund raising activities to finance the junior-Senior Prom. Always and Forever was chosen as the theme for this year's prom. 1, Leading the junior Class were Execu- tive Board Representative Diane Woo Soclal Chairman Kendra Peters Secretary Treasurer Debbie Mitchell Vice President Amy Handel and Presudent Laurie Sapp Guuding the juniors were their class advisors Laurence Grayson Radon Fortenberry tnot pucturedj and Vickie Houchin tnot pacturedj The junior Class Cheerleaders were Sherri Ghilarduccl Candy Willard were Erin Wilson Sandra Lltke Peter Cobb Wayne Wong john Haworth and Laurie Sapp 3. . I . . . Q . and Bridget Torrigiahi tnot picturedjf 4. Servingtheir class in Student Senate A2 126 CLASSES A4 qs ' , 2,1 XL Tracy Abernathy Marie Affentranger Anthony Aguilar Freddy Aguilar Keith Allen Sheri Almberg Teddy Alva Toby Anderson Dale Ashley Bruce Atkinson j. Baker jeff Baldwin Shelley Barling jana Beach Paul Bender Clinton Bergen Stephanie Bice Dolores Blair Israel Borego james Branch Pam Brannon jeff Burke Dan Burrows Norman Burwell Terri Carrasco Floyd Case Lori Casey Maria Castellon Lorenzo Castilleja Charles Cates Rhonda Cates Barbara Caton Polly Chacon Sandy Chacon Peter Cobb Eldridge Cockrell johnny Couch Sherry Couch Scott Criswell Doy Crouch Chuck Dansby jim Davis Loretta Davis Rene Davis I IUNIORS 127 Steve Dawson Luis DeLaRosa Ed Deleasa lose Delgado Kenneth Derry Karen Dollar Russell Draper Shane Duckett Linda Duran Anita Elliott Kent Ellis Scott Elrich Rhonda Emberson Greg Escalante Nancy Escobar lraida Espinoza Loren Fenderson Sherry Fenderson Mary Fiebrantz Sonnia Fitch Louis Fontes Denise Freeborn Theresa Gaeta Vickie Garcia Bobbie Garza Sherri Ghilarducci Delia Gobea Stella Gobea Hilda-Gomez Mario Gonzales Samuel Gonzales Rene Gray Karla Grills C. Gutierrez Merced Gutierrez Ray Hall Ricky Hampton Cindy Handel Amy Handel Ken Harlander 128 IUNIORS tx' .'x i'zx tw 'mums cz.. .. , rv-r:5zWer??r:ezr?A:f aw , I . f- W V Q I- ,W ' 2 1:3 LM! Delidra Harmon joann Haselden Chantene Hathcock john Haworth Angel Hernandez Chon Hernandez Greg Hicks Shayne Hill Arlana Houke Paul Hunter winez Z johnston Kenney jones Brian Kaler Wes Kelley Dale Kennedy julie Kirk Paula Kurtz Bobby Langston Bernice Lara Mary Lawrence Stephen Leffler Dale Lemmons Edie Lewis Lori Lewis Vic Link Sandra Litke Clay Little Ricardo Llanas Abby Lopez Priscilla Lopez Rachel Lopez Erin Lynch Aleshia Maddox Bubbles Martinez Mercy Martinez james Matthews Sherry Matthews Theresa McCoy Denise McVay Pablo Mesa Debra Mitchell IUNIORS 129 Randy Mizell Efrain Montoya zikiaaf. 2.21 V 'W K ',., - ff. i. we ' .J I --.Qi , E , Jr- ' .zen - . K egg .. a .,f.. xi Q 1' :F Q ' 'Y 5475 .flgfffx , A vs, . Q . X is if X bn 2 if Se X 3 Terrell Moore Susan Mootry Verna Moss Phil Mouser Sheila Mullen Tena Mullen Marie Munoz Margie Neufeld Lori Nixon Carolyn Novak Tom O'Brien Kris Olsen . .n Ornelas 41 Cin y : . 4 Willie Paul Dana Perales Pedro Perez Brenda Perkins Kendra Peters Marie Peterson Chris Pineda Arthur Pino Teresa Plaza Valerie Prendez Glenn Pressley Daryl Proul Sherry Poindexter Mark Powers Linda Ramay 130 IUNIORS so .., , 1, E -f' - . f ' sgwex qw r ' KE, f f?-EI' ' 48. 1' ' H k g l wtf 'ko 1 in Ysgial I f. si.. : -'V :- a, , .pas P 1, ' 3 A' f i J , if llflfii, frm Q . ' ' ,F 5 sw' ' fa - ' -K 1 :ii L ' ' 1' 1 Q l I I -- fra yes.. -I 2- :sg e XJ' N 1 V X .F H 14 .5 9 a QT gl ' as e l - l ' 1 ,V ' 1 1 1 -. 1, snags f- is ,,a1ss:,::f,.vf4.'3--1 f ,Q X-pyymqr ,1 -i' S r QW. X . .5...z,,Q my Q is 3- ..,i..f.Q.a.1,,15-1.5 -- A r igaaseayf A gc. .-X i ...Q-Q L, .w..sa.,x, .2 , .vw f 1- f. ewweavawi Mike Ramey lovita Ramirez lose Ramos loyce Ratzlaff Paul Reed Ricardo Reyes 1 lohnny Reyna Mark Richardson Helen Rios C. Rivera Brian Robinson Barbara Robison Delia Rodriguez Susana Rodriguez Teddy Rodriguez Gladys Rosales Kevin Rowland Tom Rumbo Ricky Rummons Donna Runkles Kent Rutledge Arthur Salazar Andy Sanchez ludy Schroeder Gordon Searcy i Kim Sharp Mike Sherman LaDonna Sherwood IUNIORS '131 Sandra Sible lohnny Simpson Linda Sital jonnie Smith Tim Smith Bernice Sonoran David Soto Beth Stockton Frank Stockton Russ Stark Kay Taylor Dan Thullen David Thullen Rick Thorton Randy Tinsley lohn Tjepkema Lucio Torres Bridget Torrigiani Debbie Towery Fred Trusillo Robert Umholtz Felix Valdez Richard Vela David Villavazo Lucy Villavazo Patsy Vontz Charlotte Warren Art Watson Belinda Webb Ed Welch Brent Wells Steve Wells Cindy Willard luanita Williams Brian Williamson Aarin Wilson Marion Wilson Obie Wilson Randolph Winkle Rhonda Wise Wayne Wong Diane Woo Francis Yanez Paul Zimmerman IUNIORS Y Q. V 2 , Q 2,3 Ella Ti ,, 6 . lill e N' 1 R ' W . if 1 it til fi a ft- V .sg ,- i T 5' Z 4' faq. I 'wi Q Q 1 -' .sag . y,.as,s Qing, 's w gif' 1 , the :ss We y j o'l FY: NOT PICTURED Phillip Anderson lennie Paul is - , V w-11' ' N it MaDonna Ballard Eric Burgess Gary Burleson Manfin Burleson Angie Carmona Carrell Couch Dale Kennedy ' Alene Lacy Roger Lindsey Richard Moon Cedric Owens Nickie Presley lohn Ray Layne Rodriguez Phil Rodriguez Laurie Sapp Eric Smith Robin Tinsley Ronald Tinsley Elias Velarde luanita Velasquez ludy Webb W 4 SOPHOMORES 133 '81 . . . The Class With Class ' The sophomore year has been one of gain- ing experience. They not only learned the skill of driving and the art of salesmanship, but also developed the ability to work together suc- cessfully. 1. din the 0 homore Class are Secretar Treasurer Dean Flores Executive Board Representative leff Lau- derdale and Vice-President Connie Lopez. . Helping smooth out any problems the sophomores might have are class advisors Howard Walker and Allegra Anderson, . ln charge of getting the Class of 81 involved during pep rallies are yell leaders Moni Nixon jessica Davis and Debbie Carrasco. . Representing the Sophomore Class in student govern! ment are Student Senate members Doug Umfress, joe lones, Laurie Pearson, leff Colvard, Dean Florez, and Student Senate President Terrance Williams. Lea g S p y- Tracy Epp, Social Chairperson Diane Bassett, President 2 , 3 , 4 ' 'Il'I.'.1 21---- 5 I i .,,----'-- .,V.-lb . .. Z '....L...Q. ,V 9 'qv i........... fi . ...ii M., if xl W mr. Qggf ' 5. 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'?E W5 H 1 rfmlww Sudini .H n'm mar W-wh, WWQVHW Donald Handel Dawn Hanselman Bonnie Harbin Mike Harding Steven Hart Sam Haselden Brett Hathcock Robert Hawkins Brad Hayden Cary Heck Brenda Herrera Lori Hester Danny Hill Ray Hill Dennis Holder Brian Holliman Ralph Hoover Kevin Hopkins Eric Horn Debbie Houchin jennifer Houser Landon Howze Willie Hunter joe Huston Donnie jiminez jerrel jones joe jones Beverly joseph Robert Karr Homer Keen Marlene Kelly jenny Kirk Brian Koehler Charles Lamas jeff Lauderdale Gwene Lawrence Hank Leal Colleen Lehman juan Lira Arleen Lopez Connie Lopez Patricia Lopez jeannie Love Elia Lozano Carolyn MacNeil Lillie Mahan SOPHOMORES ' 137 Estela Marquez lane Martens Katherin Martin lohnie Matthews Charle Matthews Trina McClure loey Mejia David Mesa Kim Milam loyce Miller Mary Miller Henry Miranda Thoms Mirelez Bill Mize Kenneth Moen Rosalin Montoya Becky Moore Dina Morales Becky Moreno Betty Moss Cindy Moss Max Mullen Moses Munoz Ken Nelson Donna Neufeld Susan Nickel Lance Nickelsen Moni Nixon Rhonda Nunlist Teresa Ogle Anthony Pacheco Sharon Palomo Tina Parker Melinda Patterson Laurie Pearson Santos Pimentel Debra Plaza Tony Plaza Kevin Poplin Tony Primera Mike Quary 138 SOPHOMORES F 'gtg my 42 3 K 3 i 21' Q A 3 NL 41 ii 4? -'P l, Y? 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W - - N ,rf kgigestl V '- 3--, . ii f Y 8 , ft ,at 0 2 was L W ilu , 5 l zz ei i N i - H+, -ywgl ,,y, ,qi-. , A - - B222 js ,E K X EM- I 'I Olga Acevedo Stanley Byrd Fidenci Carmona jimmy Delacruz Albert Gutierrez lohnny Hernandez NOT PICTU RED Veda McConnell lrma Ramirez lim Robitaille Ruth Rosas Brock Sapp Sarah Sherrill Melinda Zachary 9 99 9 1929- I 979 FRESHMEN 141 Gold and Blue for '82 THE FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS consrst of Executrve Board Repre sentatlves Andrea Neufeld and Lorr Thompson Knot prcturedl Pres: Becky Taylor and Social Chairperson Lorr Lynch 2 The Freshmen class advrsors Candy Suburu and Charles Rekosh The Freshmen class cheerleaders Susan Palomo Carl Anderson and Lanette Iohnson 4 The Executive Board representatrves were Kathy lones Brenda Fergu son Rhonda Frnn fnol prcturedl and Angle Whrle lnot prcturedl T. 4 ' - dent Kathy jones, Vice-President Stacy Carroll, Secretary-Treasurer sf ' , , ' ' 142 FRESHMEN 4 , Miguel Aguilar Carlos Albiar Ron Alexander Brenda Allen Valerie Alva Gail Anderson Irma Arismendez Edward Armstrong Roger Ashley Blanca Avila Francisco Ayon Randy Beach johnnmvidrez r V, im if 412313 Robert Bervmen Evertt Bird Tamara Blackwell Sherry Boen Bobby Branch Wendy Brandon Tena Britt Ken Brown Mike Brown Kathy Buerkle Vanessa Burrow Glen Callantine Charlotte Carrasco Vickie Carrasco Stacy Carroll Dan Case Irene Castilleja Robert Castilleja A. Caudillo Sammy Cavazos Yolanda Chacon Eric Chamblee Marty Chapin lohna Chester leff Chitwood Randy Cockrell lerry Copeland Rudy Cordero Robert Couch Ronald Couch Marcus Cumbry Billy Currin Roel DeLaRosa Steve Deleasa Rene Denny FRESHMEN 143 loanne Dickens Christin Douglas Tim Draper Ellen Ellison Frances Escobedo Gabriel Espinoza Annabelle Feliciano Brenda Ferguson Rhonda Finn 144 FRESHMEN Arturo Garza Sherril Fitch Melanie Fleetwood Randy Foster Cynthia Fuentes Manuel Garcia Virginia Gaitan laime Garza Rogelio Garza lulie Gisinger Andrea Gonzales Gina Gonzales lose Gonzales Rachel Gonzalez Roy Gonzalez Danny Gott Nati Gracia Charles Graves Gary Grills lohn Grundt David Guedj lim Haag Tony Harrison Gary Henley K. Henry Mac Henning Tony Henson Arturo Hernandez Charlene Hernandez Norma Hickey Rafael Hipolito Karen Holder Gilbert Holguin jimmy Irwin Theresa Isaac iff! if asf gig .. f. Q ,. f f if .. N 2, ,Q ir Q W airy i i M if-Q? KW 'lug MV SY? A ,.,-r' -- MTI? . NOT PICTURED Tony Barela Bobby Boen Parn Burton Tim Fleetwood Arthur Garcia Pam Garcia Dennis Holder lerrell jones jeff Lauderdale Charles Mathews Henry Miranda Rhonda Nunlist Irma Ramirez Brock Sapp Sarah Sherril Scott Taloy Earl Williams Thomas Wilson Denice Young Wulfrano Zamora Melody Turner David Umholtz Daniel Vasquez Betty Vela Elijio Vela M. Velarde Tony Velasquez johnny Villavazo Matt Wagner Robert Waldron Trina Weaver Otis Webster Regina Westbrook Angie White Teddy Widdowes Rickey Willard Dennis Williams Kim Williams Daryn Wood FRESHMEN 147 QI 71, the Alms dedwfe 1 v 1i,ft i' Punish ,SHOWS Elf-' :Waivers lx -5' QF! fsl I LCE K9 Jig? I , , . Q - 'Q I vi 'f F'3 A ' 5' u. . . - ' 'W A9 1-A 51 A- if Q ' 'Wr2::f::11 ' ,W I dx 4 , ' 44, X I lx . Eff . 5 f arvaggf W - gk? r 4 , . 9. ' 1 ,J . pf' . 2 I 1 aj ,ol .. 'J -71 ':- - ,F , ' f 'Ao.l 1 .. 'f..,f,- chi 1'-Us t n'-, ls , K V H . .3 .I ...Y ,L xx 4. x I -4 . , '- Zi 'mf NWI? fx A I1 us Regular in El 929- I 979 W if 'wa W - . W ' ii V H 2 . , 1 1, Q' -1 - ' f , va em. 1 if ' I ,Q -Vw Q I . . I 1 LV in ,. , , ,,,- f H H. W K V i lg L Al l V , f Paul Berkshire and Sybil represeni Ken-A-Kleen. KEN-A- KLEAN 300 Shaw Avenue 746-624 Sl'iaf+er, California 150 ADVERTISEMENTS Nzwgmuham za Ilzff ' mlM-Higlgmfg Q 9 .'G. gt, 40-ink' gg- 3-,Pg E573--W RICHARD PCLSCN, x9z,+'Q:CA'- 'I U BRANCH MANAGER e.--5 H '- i -Lf Q .V ' F,-II l,1g..,?:I,,5gI of-Wi 1,1 55,5 C L I F F SA N D E RS, gr wa- 'if' . - fi' I AssT.BRANcH MANAGER I KIT -'f f I. . I., ' E ' I Il ' if '- REE, I , S 1 N .. 1' M I , .U IX- - y u m Xviw fl, ii. I T' -A - If W ' ' . J I I. I-1-fl' LPN-.I -4..+..+f .-:-.fiif fwlz 9-f - W ., . ' - ' I ,V-W. I ff ' - 'Q ww i vil m I H .. . .I .,., , , ,.,' , ...am .... U AHVJI , 'I Ji an 1 Q. Rgo , ,,. -, ,.w ,.Q:.1fZ,-:Z '- 'I I-.-'I-,Wx-:.E31iI',g5 I f,s4z.p..:,.-.v- -L,- IE' S3 ' ' ' 'I QR mer WEST KERN BRANCH BAKERSFIELD PRCDUCTICIN CREDIT ASSDCIATICIN 760 EAST LERDO HIGHWAY, P.0. BOX 1475, SHAFTER, CALIFORNIA 93263 PH I805I 746-3963 L - l Presidenl Rober+ Shivers displays a friendly smile aI' Communi1'y Firsl' Bank. COMMUNITY FIRST BANK 0 James S+ree+ 746-633 I Shafler, California ADVERTISEMENTS 151 IIIQIII I IEW Lori Coclcrell Irnows where fo gef fhe Iaesf service for her car in Keifh Wilson shows off fhe new addifions fo fhe Woodrow , Buffonwillow. Wilson family. ALVIDRES AND SONS UNION 76 WOODROW WILSON FARMS STATION loo Wed From, S+ree+ 764-5437 30767 Burbank Sfreef 746-2804 Shaffer, California I Buffonwillow, California 1 Johnson displays a sample of 'Ihe qualify furnifure af CoIvard's. 1 I 1 I SHAFCO PLUMBING AND COLVARD'S ELECTRIC HOME FURNISHING 5I4 Easf Lerclo Hwy. 746-490I 429 James Sfreef 746-443 Shaffer, California Shaffer, California 152 ADVERTISEMENTS if 2,4 , A W, ,. 3+ .M ft .A K. 4 . i , K J . I W 2 V lb ifiill if 5 A A r iw gg! ummm Save Qu Qi., ,WW rl r Q Kelly Grills, Ted Wiedman, and Julie'Kirlc give John While +l'1e red carpe+ service a+ Shaf+er Drug Sfore. SHAFTER DRUG STORE I Ceniral Avenue 746-499I Shaf+er, California ADVERTISEMENTS 153 35, Qfqmx er Ai... - Gary Somers enioys being pampered by his lady employees. SOM ERS INSURANCE AGENCY 422 James Sfreef 746-2C Shaffer, California Anne and Carol Sfarrh re-live fhe days of old in fheir new Dodge. Befh Eiden demonsfrafes fhe process of cleaning coffon seeds STARRH FARMS KLEEN-SEED DELINTING CO. l76l 7 Poplar Avenue 746-4562 Box l595 399-21 Shaffer, California Shaffer, California 154 ADVERTISEMENTS Roger, Beau and Chris+ie +ake Time ouf for a picfure in fheir backyard. ' GIOVANNETTI FARMS 45 Oak S+. Shaf+er, California 746-2707 ADVERTISEMENTS 155 ' H no qu, Balancing a fire af Sperling Tire are Ronnie Unruh and Bob Sperling. SPERLING TIRE CO. I48 Cenfral Avenue Shaffer, California 746-23 AL. zx, I--i 'M'-f E' One of fhe employees af Shaffer Hay and Cube shows +he Looking his besf for fhe phofographer is Franl: Riccomini. producf which has made fhem famous. RICCCMINI ROMA LIQUCRS SHAFTER HAY CUBE noe Fronf s+ree+ 764-5495 Cenfral Valley Hwy. 746-3003 Buffonwillow, California Shaffer, California 156 ADVERTISEMENTS -fi Franlc Presfon is responsible for fhe fine service you will Cusfomers always receive full affenfion by Ross Shafer and receive af Presfon's Tire Service. lola Traufman af Shafer's Office Supply. PRES-I-ON.S -I-IRE SERVICE SHAFER OFFICE SUPPLY 8: SHAFER 24l E. Lerdo Hwy. 746-63I6 PRINTING-ELECTRCNICS Shaffer' California 3 I 9 Cenfral Ave. 746-3077 Shaffer, California Bow Henderson and Norval Winfers achieve fhe safisfacfion ofa iob well clone. B 81 N AUTO REPAIR n Cenfral Ave. Shaffer, California 746-3673 ADVERTISEMENTS 157 W mx , , . , 1,5 ..mmmgwQemme Q ,, L1 .. . - V 5, . as x A -N - f il, Besi wishes +o ihe graduaiing class of I979 from Joe Kirk and family. STATE FARM INSURANCE ' 55I Cenirai Avenue 746-68 Shaffer, California V - . 158 ADVERTISEMENTS -qv ------f -g----,,p, ,J, I .L I yi I W I .if .s...l!ii--1', fl'fi 'i Ta Q Wes Goersching, Leroy Wifcher, and Doug Ellis fake pride in fhe wide selecfion of parfs available af NeufeId's. Lewis Coclcrell shows enfhusiasm for his work. LEWIS COCKRELL CUSTOM FARMIN6 N U EFI ELDS AUTOMOTIVE PARTS P.o. sox 239 764-5500 IOO Cenfral Avenue 746-49 I 5 Shaffer, California Buffonwillow, California Q .44- 2 -wi 5 ' . XI 'ii 53 'F , I I st- is You will always receive friendly, fhorough service af Easfside Beacon. EASTSIDE BEACON SERVICE STATION 698 Easf-Lerdo Hwy. 746-3390 - Shaffer, California , I !I- 4 fl-N ' It I LEWIS' UNITED CICAR 6 LIQUOR -. A 350 CENTRAL Ave. SHAFTER. CA. 93263 746-4554 WNER OWNER BILL LEWIS BONNIE LEWIS Wood's Shoe Store anal 'zsybaizing I, WAYNE wooo 248 CENTRAL Ava. 18057 746-2364 SHAFTER, CALIF. 9326:-3 ADVERTISEMENTS 159 WATSON'S COFFEE SHOP 30I Sfafe 746-2493 Shaffer, California BUTTONWILLOW LUMBER YARD Sfealcs and Spirifs F STEVE GERBRANDT This SVG Module Mover fakes a breafher affer a hard coffon, l805l764-5633 season' Buffonwillow, California S.V,G, FARMS l I-0Ca+ed On HWY- 59 P.o. Box :sae 746-6334l , Shaffer, California l Freeman Nixon and his daughfer Moni show Cindy Willard and Lori Fleefwood a sample of fheir exquisife diamond iewelry. FREEMAN JEWELERS 435 James S+. 746-2584 Shaffer, California 160 ADVERTISEMENTS Cwgwtulaamfatiw Gmhmtzugclaasoy I 979 QQQOOOOOOOOOOOOOO f-QI NGF:: ANNOUNCEMENTS El E A R B00 K 5 UI P L0 M A9 QWARD? CARLTON'S UNION SERVICE 7OI Cenfral Valley Hwy. 746-6I88 Shaffer, California f M ir-Hill f 'Q 'iii' Wugmim' I I III I DARI DELITE 'Mi l ,I llaf i ' I 135 Cen+raI Valley Hwy. 746-6245 f a Shaffer, California 5 fj2if2gSIE I I f I 1+-veslrl 13513, ' X33 pe,-king gang engines f Buffalo Farm Equipment X . Ir will IRON WORKS G::1:::':.:'2::::z 184,0antraI Ave., Shatter ldonflold aza.4212 ' 145--sau sinner and Trina Wagner false fime ouf for a picfure. SWEET THINGS 73 Cenfral Ave. 746-6664 ' , Shaffer, California ADVERTISEMENTS 163 WISE REAIITY, INC. gooey: CIW. fwiu, B1-Og!! LB 00 C L VALLEY HWY. B mess C805 746 33 I S CA 93263 R O5 6 B891 l Maxherry's Chevron Service I 451 E. Lefdo, Shafter, CA 93264 I Telephone 746-6646 ' l SHAFTER FLOWER AND GIFT 32I Cen+raI 746-4394 SI1af'I'er, California CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Rod, Tom, and Delia Rodriguez smile forI+I1e pI1o+grapI'Er.TT DELUXE BARBER SHOP GREG BILLINGTON FARMS 3 I 5 Cen'IraI 164 ADVERTISEMENTS 746-4046 2737 Lerdo Hwy. 834-639 Shaffer, California Shaffer, California ., . J my MINS, N I Jerry and Terry Chicca pose on +I'1eir new I'rucIr. CHICCA BROS. TWIN FARMS, INC. R+. I Box9I BuHonwiIIow, California , 764-5273 BOB DARNEAL Congra'IuIa'Ies fhe class of I979 GREENACRES LIQUORS I0725 Rosedale Hwy. ' Bakersfield, California 589-22 I I ADVERTISEMENTS 165 1: -M: -1 12,55 , 25, I, ij, I53l I9fl1S+. Susan Carver shows Julie Kirk some of fheir fine silver. WlCKERSHAM'S JEWELERS Bakersfield, California 324-652 I si-iopcpulcic MARKET Buffonwlllow California R+. I Box 528 , 764-5737 SIERRA WINE CORP. 5544 California Ave. 323-7994 A The employees af Ag-wafer are hard workers. Bakersfield, California AG-WAT ER 22008 Riverside Sf. 746-395l V Shaffer, California 166 ADVERTISEMENTS -year Houcn-HN BROS. FARMING P.O. Box 493 ' BuHonwillow, California 764-5922 ADVERTISEMMENTS 167 IS .EQASS CUSTOM HOMES BY I BUILDER DEVELOPER 545 GENTPAL Ava .swAFr51e. 6'ALlF '746'236'7 ' 746-335i Carl and Bobby Lewis wifh Iheir daughiers Edie and Lori sfand by one of Iheir cus'I'om builf homes ' LEWIS AND ASSOCIATES 537 Cen+raI 746 2367 Shaffer, California -I fist. 168 ADVERTISEMENTS The friendly folks af Cen'IraI Pharmacy are always ready fo asslsf you. CENTRAL PHARMACY 242 Cen+raI 746 3987 Sha'Her California A. D N if. by ,, ' -ar ,va if , W E ,L1Qaf' ' A X 4 . A-Q' .1 ?4J1x. E -E. wx s 1 vsq 'X 'U I gf 5- 4 4 '1 0 9 Q Qi.. 1 V f, sf . s . sv 'E E' i E iE4gE,m:fg,, U, if figia. I Y i K i an Q , ig P-Q Q v aaffvwf. ai a,:!:,',,Qx gm gig Q E Na. 5 A 'bi Q Ei ,M ,wa ii wi -1 .bf . E E, .M E Gary Riccomini relaxes a momeni' in 'fronf of his home in Buffonwiliow. GARY RICCOMINI FARMS oufe I Box 84-B Bu'Honwiliow, California 764-5736 ADVERTISEMENTS 169 Frank, Denise, and Bridger Torrigiani relax by Bridge+'s Z28 FRANK TORRIGANI AND SCNS FARMING P.O. Box 897 764-59 Burronwillow, California ' 170 ADVERTISEMENTS li l f,r!il,i.J A y,XJJjf,j,1i Banlr of America offers 'friendly service. l BANK OF AMERICA 26I Cen+ral Avenue 746-4956 Shaffer, California A E W 5 fl' rl vm The employees af Shaffer Press are always ready 'ro assis+ you. SHAFTER PRESS I54 Cen+ral Avenue 746-4942 Sha'Her, California Bob Millwee shows Julie Kirk and John Whife flue car of fheir dreams. RICHLAND CHEVRCLET BI I Cenfral Avenue Shaffer, California 746-498 I ADVERTISEMENTS 171 I -IF yaw David Torrigiani and Bill Clark iake a break in fron+ of a Paniher. PQBOX846 TORRIGIANI FARMS I 764-5980 BuHonwiIlow, California FRANK RUSSELL MFG CO, INC E 34I Pacific Ave. 746-4939 Shafier, California THE LITTLE STORE 86l NorI'h Cen+raI Valley Hwy. 746-3045 Shaner' Californh Aarin Wilson and Erin Lynch display one of 'ihe pieces of equip- men+ a+ Wilson AG. WILSON AG P.O. Box 728 746-6532 172 ADVERTISEMENTS Shaiier' California M' The friendly folks af Shafier Floor Covering can cover almosf anyfhing. SHAFTER FLOOR COVERING INC. 537 Cen+ral Ave. 746-2367 Shaffer, California Kennefh and Tonya McWhor+er are ready +o assis+ you in all your home mirror and glass needs. SHAFTER RADIATOR AND GLASS l I2 E. Marengo 746-254I Shaffer, California ADVERTISEMENTS 173 AND FARM SU PPLY AL AND DORIS SPARKS 333 Cenfral 746-4765 Shaffer California SPARKS FEED ...o-V., 'UIU bill lUNWlLLUW 5 T 1a.sM,,1ifM w A11' KERMETH ANDERSON FARMS 29765 Riverside Ave. . 0 746-2542 Cobey Barulich and Bonnie Silvey gef ready fo roll. Me Ca l 'n'a BuTToNwlLLow AuTo PARTS H 372 E. Fronf Sf. 764-58 I0 Buffonwillow, California A B.W. IMPLEMENT CO P.O. Box You can always expecf a friendly smile af Barnes Grocery. BARNES GROCERY l60 Easf Fronf Sf. 764-5378 Buffonwillow, California 174 ADVERTISEMENTS Buffonwillow, California LERDO MARKET I09 B. Carson Way Balrersfield, California -iff-:ws ,f - 'I fwwvrwm I sim 11: I ' ROD S EXXON 336 Lerdo Hwy. Shaf+er 93263 746-3625 AUTO REPAIR I09 NorI'I1 SI'1afI'er Ave Shaffer JIM'S CA 93263 746-6574 I DE BEST PLUMBING P-O- BOX 1 I 1285 I 746-2217? I Sh-1++ef IRESIDENTIAL'COMMERCIAIQREPAIR, CA fe oglaox 1285 'ILICff3E4III89 1 93263 f I SHAFTERIE I We-f-44+ 746-22 I 7 ADVERTISEMENTS 175 BELLUOMINI BROS FARMS as ' -krk :slums-In RT. I Box 89 764-5365 gl A Bu'Honwillow, California v m ! R n-21.32 KN DXY - V Brian Rosales sfa nds on one of Oxychems frucke. OXYCH EM P.0. Box l625 746-399 Shaffer, California N' RANCH I NN RESTAURANT Bfealfllsl. ll-lnCl1. and dinner from 6 +0 IO- Tim Smifh and Sfacey Carroll demonsfrafe fhe fechnical fechn que of using fhe Backhoe. RT. I Box 472 399-9373 ELDON'S BACKHOE SERVICE Bakersfield, California 292 E. Euclid 74-225 Shaffer, California R H 176 ADVERTISEMENTS O.D. HANDEL AND SON 4I 3 Cen+ral 746-3939 Sha'f+er, California ADVERTISEMENTS 5 ite 74 Bai M RET Q 1 A l .f si 3 . iff I If J Q .M my A ' ' 'Q xg .,', Y li' If , , ug +2 K 9 k 3' 3? ,W .:- - .a 11 1 lv . x ' 'U Lv A --VQ ' M AALL y f ,f , g L rfy5g f0gr 5 vjF,gs vi vfgiffiang Q 1Q !,gmQ3 'l 1 5' me ff g?!f..1,'gfR Q55 fd? .199 Q 5lmf5Q'dg-5 X 5 ' . fa W ,Q 'A f fri it M, .1 2. 521-wN,,g,+,,xq1 1, ,m f -A iw Q 1' f gf! f5'f1-M- i f fig. if .Q Q - Q4 ge TQ., gd y 'Y K' -QQ my if 1' 'V'Yt.Q., its P 1fYf'i'? img. .f A uv . ' ,, gr! M? 5 95: 1 H Q Q, N , 1 . if if wif' .QS A T , V ' .K -Q ,i ,Q,,,6: ai gy gig, Q',,i5'1,E Q ,wg Mg6 f 523, Q gg Q g 'Q, x 3 i QQ , 5 5 J, X X Curf and his harem of hair. I NEW REFLECTIONS E39 Cenfral 746-4252 Shaffer, California ARTHUR WILLIAM 81 SONS FARMING P.O. Box 845 764-5543 BuI'I'onwiIIow, California I hkqqk r 'NlSgQ EFI fha 'IIne5+ food 6+ Mamnez Cafe' Richie Fa brie shows Becky Nixon some fine iewelry MARTINEZ CAFE FABRIE JEWELERS L80 E. Fronf S+ 764.5057 Buffonwillow, California 307 Cenfral 746-250l Shaffer, California ADVERTISEMENTS 179 kink fl Q ...ai l Andrea Neufeld +alces fime our for a picfure. NEUFELD FARMS T l 625 Holman Dr' Shaffer, California 746-40 Congra+ula+ions Seniors '79 SHAFTER ALERT TEAM ,l: i 549 Olive S+- 746-653' if A Shafief' Callfofnia A'A 180 ADVERTISEMENTS One of 'the many beauiiful buildings planned by Alvin Lepp. ALVIN LEPP, CONTRACTOR 3 I2 Pine S+. 746-2 Shaffer, California 1 . Lori Coclcrell and Rodney Banducci gei ready +o fake a ride on 'I'he Windbreaker BANDUCCI AND SONS FARMS RT I, Box as ' Buffonwillow, California I 764-56I 7 ADVERTISEMENTS I W -1 1 V' 5 E 5 3' l QCC X Q5 Vern Lawson shows whar kind of work needs fo be done on his niece's car VERN'S BODY SHOP 385 E. Lerdo Highway 746-2359 Shaffer, California Q, , F nd ii-'VVVU 3, -x .,.. 'wi Gef info condiiion ai' Masfon's Gym MASTON'S GYM I57 Ceniral Avenue 746-58 I 3 182 ADVERTISEMENTS Shafier, California Kiwanis of Sl1a'f'rer wish io fhanlc ihe Key Club Members ancl all ihose who par'I'icipa+ed in 1'l1e Communily Chris+- mas 'Food drive. Congra+ula+ions +o all graclua+ing s+uden+s. KIWANIS CLUB P.O. Box 685 Sl1af'I'er, California 746-3007 .1 ,.-2.31-1 mv, I A WA fi 1 i ' ' l I ' ,,..n,,1f You can gel +l1e 'Ferfilizers you need a+ Brown 81 Bryani' Wyman Sfark and Carol Ary will always give you 'lhe basl service r,- BROWN 3' BRYANT EosTERs FREEZE 537' gg Elm 745-4971 7I0 E. Lerdo Hwy. 746-6075 4 Shaffer, California Sh-1f+er. California ADVERTISEMENTS 183 Eoiis WADE HAMILTON 3 . Sake' Call Q . . Land Leveling lnc. Ask For Also Car I I0 Dozing and Ripping Mobile Radio: Bakersfield 327-3505 Bakersfield 399- I 837 Shaffer 746-6612 Phone 746-4758 P.O. Box 998 Ask io' Ca' 8437 Shaffer, Calif. Shaffer, Calif. 93263 184 ADVERTISEMENTS GHILARDUCCI S MARKET BuHonwIllow CalIfornIa I I38 E. Firsf 764-837I H 8 B Equipment Enmpany Kern Crane Service I-IYDRA LIFT' 'rRAc1'oRs AND SEMI TRAILERS ' A FRAME, LOWBED AND OILFIELD TRUCKING l fhuclx Hiichcoclx, Louie Church, and Sam Carrasco waifs on a 75 ET,':i1'g'foZ'LiHwAY lISl'0l'T1eI'. 24 HouR ANSWERING SE ICE BAKERSFIELD, CA on IA JOHN L. BUTLER P. o. sox 404 HITCHCOCK AUTO PARTS 620 Munzer 746-6348 Shafier, California frfhlfgfiff f ,gem ff' You will always find low prices al' Budgef Food Markel One of many mobile homes is feafured al' Sierra Vis+a Mobile Home Park. BUDGET FOOD MARKET SIERRA VISTA MOBILE ' Home Park 345hg'a e Sh H C H , 746622' 7oo s.shaf+er 746-4800 a er' al Orme Shaffer, California ADVERTISEMENTS 185 Ron Froelicl1 and a Bramah 'Friend seem +o be 'raking ii' easy. I I0 New S+ine Rd. DESERT FARMS Ba lrersfield, California 833-I332 rw' ,, . sim, Box sb-c of Sieve Cauzza is always smiling 'For one reason or ano'l'l1er. CAUZZA RANCH ES Bu++onwillow, California 746-544l ADVERTISEMENTS 187 Besf Wishes Seniors I979 GAEDE AND BERGMAN FARMS 29798 Fresno Ave. 746-4222 Shaffer, California Bill Schneider displays fhe new solar assisfed vanguard heafpump. Jalze Bergen and Don Loveless recreafe fhe old farming days. B 8: J AIR CONDITIONING JAKE BERGEN FARMS A I69 James Sf. 746-2626 30567 Los Angeles 746-6045 Shaffer, California Shaffer, California 188 ADVERTISEMENTS A.1. L L , SHAFTER WASCO AUTO SERVICE IO0I I7+I1 S+. 758-3808 C I Good Luck 'ro All Generals PURE GRO CO R. B s 746-2831 +C.. + I ox 54 Sham' er, allforma Ronald MeHIer. Dean SUHOI1. and Donald MeHIer see +ha+ proper care IS 'Iaken of your ca r. Wasco, ali ornia FARM ER'S INSURANCE GROUP 533 James Sl1af'Ier, California jig' 746-638 I ADVERTISEMENTS 189 Debbie McVay likes 'lhe full service she receives al John Evans Chevron JOHN EVANS CHEVRON SERVICE RT. I, Box 473 393-243l Bakersfield, California 190 ADVERTISEMENTS L 'Pk 93 I 3 ef' ,H gl Q gf '55 5 L, I30 Walker S+. L-I2 HOME PLATE PIZZA Shaffer, California X 746-2222 SLA xy' Randy Brinsfield and Chuck Reedus will welcome you wifh a friendly SHAFTER NAPA PARTS AND SUPPLY smile. Congrafulafions Class of '79 from fhe gang af Home Plafe Pizza. 22' S Shaprer Ave. 745-5301 Shaffer, California Wg we if ' :IIIIIIIIIIII ofessional Mechanic Can Supply Your Formal CIO'I'I1Ing Needs Doug Mifchell invifes you 'Io come in and look af his wide selecfion of fools. A.J.'S TUXEDO JUNCTION MAC TOOLS 64I3 Brooklawn Wy. 832-3308 2537 F- SI- 325-2044 V Bakersfield, California . 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