Southwest High School - Scimitar Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 164 of the 1976 volume:

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An acorn At first we were a separate people, from lVlar Vista Junior, Montgomery Junior, Southwest Junior, lVlar Vista High, and Montgomery High. As time wore on though, we forgot where we came from, and worried about where we were going. Together. . . Pulling foreach other and Southwest. 1. The building of a place for many victories to come. 2. The beginning of things is a. mere image, the comple- tion a true fact. 3. When things are finally done, the feeling of accomplishment is beautiful. 4. The finishing touches and then the beginnings of a new togetherness. I ar, r I ,-- --tl N ,5.,.- . Table of Contents Academia ................ Sports ....... .... Administration .. . . . .. Raider Life . . . . . . . j 7 Faculty ...... .....113 Advertising .... ..... 1 25 - 14' ifi Index ...... ..... 1 47 A, .-. 5 . . Learning Begins lVlany of the students regretted coming to Southwest because they thought nothing would be ready and completely organized. Through time and perseverance So, the students started making use of what they did have. .. Our library started with only a few books to offer, but soon grew. ln the classrooms, we adjusted to the newness and to one another, and began the usual learning process in an atmosphere of gradually increasing unity . 1. Through the open door and down the silent hallway Jeff Fleck finds a place of peace. 2. In this place of teachings, thought is a necessity. Pictured Are Luz Baez, Augustine Larraga, Vickie Stuart, Jonie Talley, Larita Grimes, Kathleen Nlorrison, and Wayne Pratt. 3. Our once empty library shelves filled steadily with the knowledge of ages. 4. lVlrs. Balestrieri helps a student find the right answer. I 'im' Q., fr Teachers add Spirit With the newness of the school came new and innovating teachers, uninhibited and spirited. People on campus all agree that Southwest has the best teachers around, teachers who not only teach academics, but who also teach us to grow. . . It emerges a mighty oak We are recognized and treated as individuals, encouraged to walk our own paths, and to experience our high school lives. We have infinity before us and our time is fleeting. . .We too are just beginning. . 1. Teachers show how the faculty feels about spirit on Halloween 2. Nlarylou Nlarin, Anita Ramiriz, Luz Baez and Angela Valasco have a feeling of happiness within themselves. 3. Nlr, Gonzales has a moment of solitude as he's holding up the mighty oak tree. 4. Adam Johnson and Dr. Giardina make preparations for an assembly. .f . , E' ' L . ' ll J, ,,y1 ' 4 ,fl 'f I . I fr W If N i,, I , .V : ' I fe ' 4 , X r 'A . .W . r. V1 ,jf,? '-,W Til-3T3'?q,,,gg3TEE - 1-11 W. Q- E.- -'54,v'?:r3 . , L11 . :g,gf.2QF','Bff,i '- ,,' ,,.4,- rr,-7-fU:,:,.--U.-1 ' A-A, QS -iqwiff ':-T:-Lg QL-1 1' -1 -gif' -ffl, , .1: .-S A ' ,. ,int A ,.,.,,,:n ,. ,Q ,, rt :ff ' YA, '-I-'Hall' -3 ' 'l ggfr-9. 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Teachers get involved and help us grow and reach out-- just like our newly planted shrubbery. 1. Along the corridors of Southwest new births are always occurring. 2. Rod Dacio, Mike Hernandez, Ernie Odviar and Bryan Greene diligently disect a fetal pig in Mrs. Stone's Biology Class. 3. Kathleen Morrison, Glenn Del Carmen and Sally Andres are spending time together to prepare a good annual. 4. Ms. Syverson exhibits her ability to enjoy a sport at the faculty-student volleyball game. l , X - , i . it Raider pride and spirit outshown all others. We didn't care that our season wasn't a winning one, because we had the courage to confront and challenge those who dared. Athletic courage-- where no one submits to defeat, Fighting spirit-- when all seems hopeless. When we lost, we came back again and agai reaching down deeper within ourselves to find the essence of victory and to transform it to reality. V11 We have learned to disregard the past, and to concentrate on the future. l l. The Cheerleaders carried spirit through every season. i .L P - ' F ,t.g.,.-why e , Q . . . - .. -, . ' :SF-'--i'f,::,: fr, fp-:,..-.,-5v,.' ,,1:.g- 2. Cross Country effortlessly strives for Southwest victo- l H 1, V 0,54yzligidgfgqilr.-5.535 -.tg-,air -ffjiz. 5 ' - - - 1' 'fi fff. ' , ,LA-ji'.fft f :11,-5-i-jl- IM52- 1,.af5f,.f A TH 2 gpqf. ries. 3. The Cheerleaders always insisted that the Rarders Y,-1 A: V .af ,u zu...-5 are No. 1. 4. The Raiders push through with their pride. i H - . ' 1 H. - -, .:'?4f.,,':,5,- J.,.',u.f ,ei's- up ., .. A '1Qf,,,A. . eeeefe- e ae- '-- are o' oft o at f t e- P A I H- ikfrif' V t -'iff W5 ,, M N ,,:,QL'f.'.i ,-5. .',.l-gif rm 1-227-Lifbgf' , 5 . - W. tf'ftfy1Q?.: u , . , f- '-,-Q-, ,gm--.H ,,gwv' 1 l,-3 1 Y --,WAAQ ,.,,gEl?f14.QZfL41.r-Queen:-1-QA' 1 VI ,,...-.. -. 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During the year hours were short and left little time for Melody Quismundo to get things done. 3. Waiting in line may be one of the hardest things to do. 4. Sandy Smith wonders if her explana- tion is still not clear. .TEN H -. '- --fx 1' .mxk .14-Jw -.-ALQSSSG '-3115-1-.4,,' -'rf 'X-1'V'f .14 -5.1 I, mv 'X I ' i M 3 EF 4 1 Q -9 'TL We'll take it one step at a time with patience... And we will arrive. , ,P VM KUIJJIE CUI5 The first yearbook staff at Southwest High School had seemingly insurmountable odds to conquer. Until Nov. 1 , there was not even the certainty that there would be a yearbook, but enough Raiders did buy books and production began. The staff consisted of 15 inexperi- enced, but eager and industrious students . Their goal was to publish a professional first edition of the Southwest High School yearbook, and they have accomplished that. I have never worked with a more capable, dedicated group. They have earned my respect--and praise--for an outstanding job. Cathy Ligon, Advisor 1B Those who seek perfection. . .who strive for it, will eventually be rewarded 1, L to R: KATHI CARRICK-Academia and Advertizing, CATHY BROWN- Advertizing and Art, CATHY LIGON- Advisor, SANDY SMITH-Faculty and Business. 2. Top to Bottom: FRANKLIN ALCONCEL-Academia, Classes, Sports, ROSALIA LIZARRAGA-Raider Life and Classes, PAM DAY-Copy Editor, SALLY ANDRES-Classes and Business. 3. The first SCIMITAR STAFF. 4. L to R: BILL TOBIN- Administration and A.S.B., GLENN DEL CARMEN-Photographer, JOSE MARTINEZ-Sports. 5. L to R: JIM HOPKINS-Cross Country, MIKE SUGIYAMA-Raider Life and Classes, KATHY MORRISON-Advertizing and Index, MARCY WISE-Introduction, Raider Life and Copy, GEORGE ERRERA-Sports. Sponsored by VELEZ D.D.S. Keep on Smiling Tabloids of Raider History Compiled for All Time '59 H. ' 2 nr AM .ef 'W .. .1 3, . 1 9:4-M SOUTHWEST SCENE STAFF: First Row: Doris Coronel, Bart Kreinbrmg, Charles Scronce, Dana Van Schoiack Gracie Amaya, Carole Plemmons, Cindy Stoke, Second Row Mrs Stenvall, Manny Dayrit, Diane Noel, Michelle Noel, Diane Johnson, Richard Browning, Ricky Vizcarra. Third Row Chris Hamill, Jose Martinez, Debbie Watkins, Charlie Fisher, Sam Besa, John De Jesus, Andres Ruiz. 4 15771 THE SOUTHWEST SCENE. A first edition! A new staff in a new school put out its first paper the first month of the school year. Getting printing bids, sel- ling ads to a community who had never heard of Southwest High, finding out news about a group of students who hadn't done anything together as a group before, and figuring out how to best use the talents of an unknown group of staff members--a challenge, sometimes a trial--but a success for the Southwest Scene! A good school paper to begin with--and getting better all the time . . .that's what the Southwest Scene is all about! 1. Jose Nlartinez, Editor and Chief of the Southwest Scene 5 2. Sam Besa, newspage Editor for Southwest Scene. 3. Bart Kreinbring and Carole Plemmons, are working on the first Literary Magazine. 4. L to R: John De Jesus, Chris Hamill, Charlie Fisher, Richard Browning, Diane Noel and Karen Mason in their journalism class. 5. Dana Van Schoiack and Debbie Watkins working hard in their journalism class. Together we worked and grew. It took courage. J, , 5 , , A , V h --an g g- ,?' ' ' VZ-.-. '43 ' '1 w . A .'.r. i v I r r e 1 I r 1. - - VV-'lik 'WA -'Sl -'J 9'1 ' ' - Sl +- A ' ar 4 g A 1 - -' I wr- e i f ' -BL, ' - I-ZIV, ,. 5 'i I 'i we -. ,,,L,- l - . P . - - N o Sponsored by MANCIL LAS 84 SON'S San Ysidro Blvd qw- 9: 1 1 N. To the surprise of many, Southwest High did have a band that turned out to be tiny but mighty. The Raider band consists of 17 members and the Director of Bands is Harold Richards . They have placed third in their first two competition parades . Next year the band looks forward to expanded instrumenta- tion . The members of the 1976 Southwest High Raider Band are Drum lVlajor Debbie Hawkins, flutes: Leslie Caldwell and Debbie Hawkins, piccolos: Denise James and Sherry Morris, clarinets: Jay Judal, Gloria Kruger, Susie Serna and Mary Whitson, bass clarinets: Ken Holter and Rick Neves, trombone: Jim Thompson, tuba: William Wallace and per- cussion: Orlando Bernabe, Rose Buenafe, Henry Curiel, Randy Littleton and Steve lVlorris. 1. Drill Team Members: Terry Flenniken, Janet Crine, Lisa Strickel, Marline Fisher. 2. Band Director: Mr. Harold Richards. 3. Raider Band in uniform. 4. Pep Band ata Basketball game. 5. Drum Major: Debby Hawkins and Nlr. Richards. ' Memories captured forever in photographs recording enjoyment and pleasure llllr. Puda's immediate goal as a photog- raphy teacher is to show students how to use a camera and to explore themselves. His long-range goal is to provide the student with the skills and attitudes that he or she will be able to use effectively as an adult. 1. Laurie Livingston discovers a place for a proj- ect in beginning Photography. 2. Jose Luis Tamayo and Laurie Livingston show their skill in the print room. 3. Debbie Vanderpool captures a feeling and brings out her imagination. Y xsl fi ,fir A lx' .4:Vr , . XX glial i 'Q I fi lri ilftll lil ' tty L lt A' ll! ew' '51 V Expressing our minds. . . Expressing our souls. . Fiat? , - 'l' The art program at Southwest, under the instruction of lVIr. John Raue, has produced individual works of creativity and expression on the part of the students. Courses in art and crafts are offered. 1. Antonio Rodriques water colors a picture that shows a dark country road. 2. Haydee Rico and Sara Mungia show the acts of patience, imagination, and skill are a necessity in the world of art. 3. Art Forral made this form of art called Op.-Art. 4. Susan Avalos and Letty Estrella find the time and putting out the effort turns out to be something worth striving for. Business Education is very much involved with developing skills with which students will be able to obtain jobs. The courses offered prepare students for the world of work if they follow a definite sequence of elective courses in business. 1. Cindy Rhoten and Janet Crine take a course in shorthand to make words shorter. 2. Mickey Caddell and Rosalia Lizarraga tryout the new adding machines. 3. Julie Clark is taking a typing course in business education. 4. Jeff Jerkey uses a duplicator for a helpful purpose. 5. Learning about and liking the machines that make the world go smoother. We looked at new horizons and challenged r -lf f 4 l R f'f '-- Learning, discovering the past And yearning for the future AX-2-.G -5 '34 ian aa.-N -f . - X11 Language arts, social science and laboratory science classes began the year with a great deal of enthusiasm- and a few missing pieces. The new plant provided an outstanding environment forlearning and gradually all of the texts, materials and equipment arrived. Student response to a dedicated and energetic faculty was rewarding. Second semester opened with a full complement of elective offerings designed to fit the needs of the students of Southwest High School. 1. Diane Johnson, Diane Noel, Tom Lange, Adam Johnson, and Michelle Noel all hard at work in English Competency. 2. James Judkins, Maria Torres and Lydia Kage reveal the inside of a fetel pig. 3. Frankie Gonzales and Paco Mendoza take a break as they try to figure out the assignment. 27 Skills of home and hearth. . .of mechanics and wood were explored li Let it now be known that Miss K's Home Ec class isn'tjust ., cooking and sewing. IVliss K's 1 classes Foods l and ll and ' , ai. sewing worked closely with the crossage teaching class and together they prepared many an exciting day for the children of Nestor and Gregg Rogers Elementary schools. In addition to all this tremen- i dous effort, her classes all ' ' prepared a special Bicen- tennial Luncheon on January 21, 1976 for lVlr, and Nlrs. Rindone for the years of service Mr. Rindone gave our district. gk A, .7 1. A day of learning how children really are inside and out. 2. Ms. K helps Julia Zabala and Genna rg Hernandez in a clothing course. 3. B'll Wh't R A t ' I y le, ay rmen a, Mario Alconcel and Franklin Alconcel, learn how to boil some water-a new experience for some. E4 io' In Auto Shop, students study various auto- motive chassis and how the operate. They work on engine dissassembly and reassembly and discuss occupations relating to the automotive field. They also discuss the latest automotive developments and how they relate to industry and the consumer. 1. Fransisco Leyva puts some fin- ishing touches to a project he was working on. 2. Mr. Smith takes apart an engine block for his auto class. 3. Mike Wood and Mark Kuker work on the wood lathe in wood shop. 1 Lv V SM ,9- ' 1 i 'ji' 'T' In Memorium Gregg Edmund Cline February 14, 1959 - December 16, 1975 . . . there are three virtues to life, faith, love and hope, the greatest of these is Iove. Quijas Abel George Aceves Martha Aceves Lilia Alatorre Franklin Alconcel Carlos,Aldrete Consuelo Alvarez Sally Andres Esthela Aragon Salvador Aragon David Arechiga Juan Arriaga Juniors V f 1 :.,. 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Catalina Gonzalez Frank Gonzalez Lydia Gonzalez A Pete Gore Bryan Greene Kem Greene Kevin Gregory Roger Gregory Larita Grimes Henry Gross Roberto Guajardo Jose Guevara Victoria Guevara Jane Guillermo Belma Gutierrez Maria Elena Gutierrez Jim Hagar f QQ ji 7 Eugene Hank Chris Hamill Debbie Heidepeter Antonio Heredia Angela Hernandez David Hernandez 36 Daniel Hernandez i'mag+L I'1:H'?'z:?Pfvl' ,n.u- - as . I 1.441- ,,':., li fm :'1,M.1Rg,g.,, 'Q M r'3,ag-0:31 -'51 mv . Y, ,fi I .W .H wW:.1i21,.4,1z'g,1. mm 'M V i,.+:j,y,,f1:5-. W . - 1 H ..-.yn ,:.wr5.,Q51,'4-:nib , A, A. ,, ., .vy.V,.k,g,i, 21 v.,s,lf.m1 , 1 fag: ': im !'5J 1 I xx U. prgw-gy awp.-44' .- 1 7 w , , M. Q.: .,.-- ',,- -,f x f Cheerleaders Bev Borges, Michelle Keithley, Marcy Wise and Teresa Lemus giggle at '50's ralley. 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Antonio Navarro Cecilia Negrete Patty Neves Della Nichols Ricky Nieves Michelle Noel Casey O'DonneII Ernie Odviar Jose Orendain Hector Ortega Ramon Ortega Jose Ortiz Miguel Ortiz Patricia Ortiz Gonzalo Pacheco Alfredo Padilla Sandra Padilla Patricia Paez Fernando Partida Yolanda Pena Arturo Perez Hector Perez Lucina Perez Helena Persona Barry Phillips Jolene Picklesimer Sylvia Pike Carole Plemmons Lorena Ponce do Leon Marla Poppe Dottie Powell Wayde Pratt David Preciado Leticia Preciado Karen Quintero Jorge Ramirez Martha Ramirez Eva Ramos Clarke Ramsey Marilyn Ranjo Gabriel Razo Ricardo Raygoza Dora Reynoso Elisa Reynoso Manuel Reyes Rebecca Reynoza Cindy Rhoten Alonso Rico Haydee Rico David Robledo Jolisa Robles Antonio Rodriguez Carlos Rodriguez David Rodriguez Elizabeth Rodrigue Leo Rodriguez Lourdes Rodriguez Paulina Rodriguez Ricardo Rodriguez Visenta Rodriguez Juan Rojas Elizabeth Roland Sonia Romo Castruita Rosalva Arturo Rosas Wayne Runyon Carmen Ruvalcava Arnoldo Salido George Sam Enrique Sanchez Karen Sanderson Elizabeth Sandoval Theresa Sandoval Susana Serna Gary Shadduck Terry Shykes Mary Silvas Stephen Skelton Albert Smith Anita Smith Raul Smith Fred Spell Cindy Stoke Michael Sugiyama Shawn Sweeney Lionel Talaro Jose Tamayo Curtis Tamlin Lorie Thomsen James Thompson Bill Tobin Maria Torres Jesus Taylor Maria Uribe Maria Valadez R obin Van Blitterswyk Michelle Vangorder Ignacio Vargas Guillermo Vasquez Jose Vasquez Jose Luis Vasquez Jose Vega Isaac Velasquez David Vera Luis Verdugo Rosa Verdugo Felipe Vidal Carl Wallace Kim Wallace Lindsey Watts , 'Z nlxfj,- L R afael Guz man Mike West Loida Whetstone Billy White Delene Whitman Mary Whitson Michael Wimpie Scott Wol ken M ike Wood Mike Zaphnta Julia Zavala Maria Zavala Dana Reese ..'- -. ,ri,.'f A SH-gi.. 2- - Mighty Raider pride waslnot defeated on the field , l-nfl W -:ng . YV ,gg-.aft -, wg, - 1- -3 f . w ,- i, 'l-Li ,'., .-fy, wr, is .. --Magi-lfli'-' JL! ' 1. 1 n .',., 11, , ' ' 'J MAT r ,-- -H - -1 ' bl-1 Pi r' - ' -T ' - 1 uf' . , -mill' rFQ71v,,- - i. 4,-4, .-13, r:...,QS- +-.fq -:.,- m ., ' 'YQ-'v-1?j.g,:f, - 4 u '14Lg,t 12,5 . 5 1 i'--. ,1,..L.' .. fri- . . gz, , , ,3,,., .V AAI., I X I ,......, , -Q..-v, ,r w- . J--.i ii- . , , , ., , .. . P Southwest's first football season showed some fine, impressive football. As the team grew and gained experience, each game was played progressively better, however, an 3 area that was strong one game would falter the next and an area that was weak another game would improve tremendously. With game experience and fine coaching from Head Coach Mike Davis and Coaches Arciaga, l Foster, Gonzalez, llllercado, Pietila and Raue, the young Raider team shows exciting potential 4' 5 v Pkg S4 AV x - 4 .su-. . , .Mil 9, ai K . -... ,I . -Jap.. .,.-. 6 'A r-i --e.-.. . 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First down and goal to go against the Bonita Barons. 1 K The Red Raider Team stands poised and proud. l Ili 1-4,5 JUNIOR VARISTY: Bottom Row L to R, Coach Raue, Coach Munoz, Francisco Leyva, Constante Quidolit, Coach Arciaga, Ron Bey, Charlie Fisher, Wade Pratt, Manny Dayrit, Adam Johnson, Sedel Martinez, Terry Hugo Brown, Henry Gross, Dean Holter, Randy Clark, Moreland, Jay Judal, Jim Hagar, Jim Elliot, Ralph Garcia, Bobby Guajardo, Ruben Valadez, Kem Guillermo Vasquez, Felipe Vidal, Wayne Pratt, Greene, Robert Nault, John Farley, Vidal Zambrano, Freddy Flores, Mike Wood, Leo Rodriguez, Coach Ralph Murillo, 2nd Row L to R: Coach Gonzalez, Foster Back Row L to R: Coach Pietila, Trainer Al Alvarado, Managers Frank Alconcel, Leo Hoboya'n, Elias Jackson, Ani Lujan, Frank Nassi, Clarke Ramsey, John Stevens, Greg Wade, Carl Wallace, Matt Modine, Greg Cline, Benito Juarez, Michael Wimpey, Curtis Tamlin, Coach Mercado, Head Coach Davis. Southwest O Montgomery Southwest 7 Hilltop Southwest 0 Chula Vista Southwest 0 Sweetwater Southwest 10 lVlarian Southwest 6 Castle Park Southwest 0 Valhalla Southwest 12 Bonita Vista Southwest 6 lVlar Vista Ent-it inuiiqli COACHING STAFF: Bottom Row L to R: Tom Foster--Linebackers, Bob Arciaga--Offensive line, George Munoz--Quarterbacks and receivers, John Raue--Receivers. Back Rovig L to R: Mide Davis-- Head Coach, Ron Pietila--Defepsive backs, Oscar Mercado--Defensive line, Dave Gonzalez-- Offensive backs ix I -All Cross Country first varsity sport Cross Country was the first varsity sport to be held here at Southwest. The Varsity record was 1-7, while the Junior Varsity ended their sear son with 3-7. The outstanding runners for this season were Jesus Rodriguez, Jose Rojas, and Richard Browning. Awarded lVIost Valuable Runner was Jesus Rodriguez. The most improved runner this year went to Jose Rojas. 1. CROSS COUNTRY: Top Row L to R: Lance Sweeney, Scott Wolken, Luis Arroyo, Abel Castarita, Eduardo Estrada 4th Row L to R: Rick Joseph, Mickey Caddell, Richard Browning, Jose Rojas, Daniel Cosio, Coach Sills. 3rd Row L to R: Bill Tobin, Glenn DelCarmen, Art Forral, Manuel Amador, Hector Pena, Jesus Rodriguez, Terry Shykes lmanagerl 2nd Row L to R: Mike Sugiyama, Wayne Runyon, Ken Lomenick, Jesse Carrillo, Daniel Reynoso, Denise James lmanageri Front Row L to R: Steve Morris, Tom Lange, Eduardo Monzano, Jim Hopkins, Bruno Esparza Not Shown: Antonio Garcia, Hector Yorba, Rick Joslyn 2. Jesus Rodriguez finishing in second place at Christian High Invitational. 3. Eduardo Monzano and Jim Hopkins fight it out while being pursued by Rick Joslyn and Art Forral At Metro Finals. 4. Raiders start fast at Christian High School. 5. Antonio Garcia kicks to defeat Sweetwater runner and Bill Tobin. at 1 Wifi. 5 xo .4,t 6 J' 1. A j 'Q -3.5 L H-110' 0 ab Q '- J- ul 1 1 . u r, In acc. M 'Wg 3 . -, .,... 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Coach Gimenez discusses plays with Anna Ruiz during a time out. 2. Fily Banogon attempts to spike the ball in the game against Chula Vista. 3. Ofelia Garcia calls out a player so she can substitute. 4. Warm up time for the J.V. Squad. I... Q- ...,...Y , ..,. L.. 'Q--..i, M iq, -...,.,, The bump, set and spike squad play power volleyball J, ' i , -4- JV VOLLEYBALL: Bottom Row L to R: Patty Ortiz, Karen Quintero, Bernadette Bajet, Jenny Lopez, Pam Dooner Back Row L to R: Ines Caraveo, Kris Keeler, Carol Belden, Sandra Salido, Pauline Nissen, Pauline Rodriguez -gf .7f - The first girl's volleyball season a very promising future. The past season started late for this young team of all sophomores and juniors, they lacked the experience and training that the other school teams had. Although the varsity win-loss record was 2-14 having lost a third win by a protest decision, the young team showed spirit and desire by almost de- feating the CIF champions during the last game of the season by a score of 15-13, 6-15, 15-13. 5 ,ig --17 n ..,. , ,, ,---rg .W ff A , ., CJ . V . X . .54 Vu .W ,X 'I X fb-4. Boone's J.V. Bouncers Capture Varsity Win J.V. BASKETBALL: Bottom Row L to R: Ted Kage, Arturo Molina, Chris Hamill, Elias Jackson, Bryan Greene Top Row L to R: John De Jesus, James Dickenson, Gustavo Puffelis, Curtis Tamlin, Greg Pfeiffer, George Mendoza, Ricky Cancino, Ruben Valadez. Z. XTTYJ ' 1 Southwest High basketball was responsible for the school's first victory on the varsity level in a major sport. The Raiders captured the honor with an overtime 49-47 thriller over La Jolla Country Day. Southwest students enjoyed a season of exciting basketball while they watched their team improve steadily. Gustavo Puffelis, a 5' 11 sophomore, scored 23 points and grabbed 16 rebounds against Bonita Vista- helping to lead the way to a double-overtime victory. 5'10 John DeJesus, a sophomore, hit for 22 points in a two point victory over Sweetwater and 15 in the big win over the Barons. Another bright spot for Southwest is Chris Hamill, a 5'7 Junior. Hamill's superior ball handling and defensive abilities were evident in all Raider games. Ruben Valadez, a 5'8 Junior added stability and .1 l aggressive ballhandling to the Raider causep he also served . as the Raider Captain on most occasions. Elias Jackson is probably the most gifted offensive player on the Raider squad, he possesses a fine jump shot and is a skilled passer and driver. Elias was Southwest's major outside shooting threat this season. Bolstering theteam with depth was part-time starter Greg Pfeiffer. Greg was the most improved player on the team by far. This was due to an excellent attitude and dedication. Rounding out the squad were Bryan Greene, Rick Cancino and Art Moe Molina. 1. Ruben Valadez looking for an open- ing. 2. John De Jesus goes for two points. 3. Chris Hamill shoots for two. '- 4. Elias Jackson makes a basket from the foul line. 5. Chris Hamill shoots the ball for two. 6. James Dickenson looks for someone clear. 7. Head Coach John Boone, assistant coach John Raue, watch the sophomore action from the bleachers. Sponsored by COLOR TILE 1155 3rd Ave. C.V, -fa? H ::!::::::: A .lllllllx xi' L Ag l i r :::: '.2': 1 l 1 1 ny mx l lfililliil 4,1 fi wy- sfifzifi .u:.l..:: ,.,, VIE.. A lg 'lllllll V L. ,I A, v. ' 1.x- vig 3 l ' -. U lil mi ', .ti l . I -3 ilu! ag., F, ul 1 an IIII: H nu ' mmrv- ' llllllf' ' ' 5 Il nf: 1 , . I ' nl llilllun f-If 5 , 1 l m., SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL: Bottom Row L to R: Roland Martinez, Benito Juarez, Mike West, Head Coach Ron Pietila, Hugo Brown, Marco Flores, Carl Wallace, Antonio Rodriguez. Top Row L to R: Salvador Medina, Ani Lujan, Arturo Rosas. , ...X Sophomores have winning season lVlarked progress is expected of several members of a Sophomore team that had a winning season. Leading the list is Beni Juarez who, at 6'4 , was the lead- ing scorer and rebounder. Also, 6'4 Ken Collins showed marked improvement, as did 6'0 Sal lllledina. These three should add some size and rebounding to next year's varsity squad . Others to watch are Carl Wallace, lVlike West, Ani Lujan, Antonio Rodriguez and lVlarco Flores . 1. During timeout Coach Pietila and Mendina instruct the team in how to play basketball. 2. Arturo Rosas sets up for another play. 3. Nlarco Flores outmaneuvering his opponent. 4. Beni Juarez tries to tip the ball to his teammates in a jumpball attempt. 5. Ani Lujan on a free throw shot attempts to make a basket. ee 'rn 'HA '- ' TJ Sponsored by JESS AR CO SERVICE San Ysidro Blvd Girls Softball Errorless Against Castle Park i C' . - . . I This season's Raider Softball team played an errorless game against Castle Park with Michelle Noel pitching. The eleven girls, coached by Mrs. Stone and assistants Rita Callow and Javier Flores, ex- hibited building enthusiasm and softball drive. Highest batting average was held by Diana Noel. Pitchers for the season were Carol Beldon and Michelle Noel. 1. Carol Beldon at bat. 2. Michelle Noel at bar. 3. GIRLS SOFTBALL: Back Row L to R: Debbie Heidepeter, Sheila Peppy Terry, Pam Dooner, Michelle Noel, Sandra Salido, Anna Ruiz. Front Row L to R: Fily Baganon, Myra Brown, Diana Noel, Laura Martinez. 4. Sweet- water at bat, Carol Beldon pitching. 5. Sandy Salido, Diana Noel, Debbie Heidepeter, Bernie Bajet, Jane Guillermo Fily Baganon, Robin Van Blitterswyk, lFrontlAnna Ruiz, Sheila Terry waiting to bat. 6. Assistant Javier Flores, Coach Mary Stone watch contest. Sponsored by FRONTERA REMNANT SHOP San Ysidro x 1 T 4,.....'-1' ,gi Sponsored by WOOD 'N' STUFF 1172 3rd Ave. C.V -. - Soccer season brings success Our soccer season was a success . We finished in 5th place in the Metro League . We had several very good games. Castle Park, who finished 2nd, was beaten 1-O and tied 2-2 . Also, we tied Montgomery in our first game. The last game of the season was one of the best in which we beat Mar Vista 6-2 . Our most valuable player was Mario Pena, most inspirational was Eloy Galindo, and most improved was Jose Guevara. Mario Pena, 11th grade, scored 8 goals Eloy Galindo, 11th grade, scored 7 goals, Ben Curiel, 10th grade, scored 7 goals, and Miguel Hernandez, 10th grade, scored 6 goals. The team was coached by Mr. Mellon and Mr. Mercado was assistant coach . Our league record is 7-6-3 and our overall record non- Ieague is 9-6-3 . 1. Mario Pena kicking a penalty against Bonita Vista. 2. Mario Pena and Juan Zavala, half-backs. 3. Eloy Galindo looking for the ball against Montgomery. 4. Jesus Lambert trying to dribble against Bonita Vista. 5. Eloy Galindo taking in the ball. its V fix Pg nf. i 4 :fc 's,.., 5 -ink. 9 ARSITY SOCCER: Top: Eloy Galindo, Antonio Garcia, Ricardo Rodriguez, Ben Curiel, Antonio Heredia, Lucio lurrillo, Albaro Preciado. Middle: Coach Mellon, Francisco Manzo, Manuel Amador, Ignacio Vargas, Mario Pena, urge Ramirez, Marcos Corona, Augustin Lozano, Coach Mercado. Bottom: Gonzalo Pacheco, Juan Zavala, Rodolfo ictoria, Jose Luis Vasquez, Ramon Enriquez, Jesus Lambert, Eddie Martinez, manager. Sponsored by THE WALLPAPER HOUSE 1180 3rd Ave. ,..',,.,,-Q..- q,,s.,- ,..f-1-Z .,,,,. a fs., 1. Marcos Corona, Eloy Galindo, -, 'arf Jesus Lambert, and Lucio Murillo Q- 'f' --the Raiders' offensive line. 2. Top: -!4,,,,.,,...,.,,- Augustin Lozano, Antonio Garcia, , Manuel Amador, Rodolfo Victoria. .-,, , ' Q-- ' Z.4J44Z,,- . 4l,.,-sf -' 142,24 ,f-4' Af-1 4 'w-- P+-s..w 1- Bottom' Ricardo Rodriguez Ramon Enriquea, Alvaro Preciado-:the Raiders' defensive line. 3. Miguel Baca defending the goal. Sponsored by HENRY'S T.V. 327 E. San Ysidro s. -g.-, The Raider Grapplers were a tough team to beat. T GEORGE ROSADO JAMES JUDKINS MIKE SHADOAN FRANK VOGT .. ,W I HECTOR PENA LINDSEY WATTS RAYMOND SILVAS RALPH GARCIA GUILLERMO VASQUEZ MANNY DAYRIT JOSE MARTINEZ ADAM JOHNSON Sponsored by HOME FEDERAL SAVINGS 501 H St CV ., 'T 'Y'-pq-nf --- -- - -- - -Q -vw - -- - af- A f -. .I .af-4. 5- ,'W b-.MF J.V. WRESTLERS: Front Row L to R: Lindsey Watts, Ramon Rocha, Hector Pena, Mike Shadoan, Richie Cabral, James Judkins George Rzosado, manager Roger Gregory. Back Row L to R: Asst. Coach Harold Richards, Adam Johnson, Jose Martinez, Guillermo Vasquez,K.Manny Dayrit, Ray Silvas, Frank Vogt, Ralph Garcia, Head Coach Bob Arciaga. -'pw' '??P'l Wifi Mng:91 '5LaA 4' . . . 5 .. , :r,-Q Sponsored by CATHY'S DENTIST-GEORGE SHELLUM Results of hard practice-victory Southwest High SchooI's first wres- tling team had this year the competitive spirit it takes to win . The wrestling team was the first sport to win a school trophy in athletics . They took 2nd place over 12 schools. At the same tournament Ralph Garcia was the outstanding wrestler of the tourna- ment. ln the Chula Vista Tournament the wrestling team took 3rd place . With the experience of this year and hard work this summer Southwest's wrestling team will represent the school in a winning fashion next year. 1. Coach Arciaga, Coach Crawford and the rest of the team await the decision from the referee. 2. Ray Silvas puts his Sweetwater opponent in a pinning combination. 3. Coaches Arciaga and Crawford yell from the sidelines at the referee. 4. The Raider bench looks on as Felipe Vidal, Jose Martinez, and Adam Johnson await their matches. 5. Jose Martinez attempts to slip the half on his opponent from Sweetwater. 6. Ralph Garcia pins again, this time winning in twelve seconds. Sponsored by CHULA VISTA STATIONERS 1180 3rd 1,.,,- .--I L- K-. ,X .. 4 iii-155, an 'uf 'W 5 PM P SOUTHWEST TRACKMEN-SWIFTEST AND STRONGEST ' W Q v ' 'WW q i' , -1 ' J1L,- , '-. L,-A-1-Z, Q-' I ' V-. : - -,v-.sg ' . .. - .. 'A' , W -1,-V 1. , f w- .xN..f,,., Q A ' - 'sal' Q 1. . . 1-, .. -..'. 'qu- ..-.,!' . , ' ' - -,ap Ie V . . 0' 5 . ,,. .' 4, L 1 .,. .4 I, 'vQf'...'-W- ' ' - 4 ' ' ' J L :ya - qfi H .r 1. Miguel Hernandez leaps to the finals. 2. A brief moment of rest for the athletes until the next heat. 3. Miguel Hernandez starts JV 440 relay leg. 4. Dean Holter clears bar en route to the finals. 5. Hurdlers Roland Martinez, Daniel Cosio, Wayne Runyon, and Salvador Lopez begin their 120 high hurdles. 6. A miss for Wayne Runyon as he attempts to go over the bar. 7. Jesse Krater unleashes shot for a strong standing. 8. Distance men Richard Browning and Jose Rojas increase the pace on the way to a first and second finish. I Sponsored by SOUTHWEST A.S.B. COMMISSIONERS 75 Raider Track-Teams Skilled in Speed and Distance. Cl if wall? ' - 'Gif 1. . TL? - 'Q' '4 3581. .Y qc- eq?-gxe .fum N -1. .Qc l... 'V' .,...c,jg -'A -A. h Q V -, ' H. -F'fx9'e3'ie.' -- J M xl 4-. h wa 3':g4., jkff, --:W -ff'-4-:Q if Q' sf.. . ve. f-' 1-'S -. Alf '-ww-A - MENS TRACK: Bottom Row L to R: Rafael Ceballos, Lance Sweeney, Hector Yorba, Rick Joslyn, Jesse Carillo, Bruno Esparza, Miguel Hernandez, Second Row L to R: Glenn DelCarmen, Clarke Ramsey, Isaac Velasquez, Rick Cancino, Salvador Aragon, Manny Dayrit,Jose Martinez, Adam Johnson, Jeff Gerke. Back Row L to R: Coach Fred Sills, Wayne Runyon, Ronald Bey, Ronald Evans, Bobby Giuajardo, Ken Collins, Kem Greene, Antonio Garcia, Johnny Barajas, Head Coach Tom Foster. I 5' A .. fi ,,,. t eff-53 .M ' I -f -4.-151, 'J , . ,I .1 5.5 WOMENS TRACK: L to R: Melva Melendez, Ofelia Garcia, Belma Gutierrez, Denise James, Sylvia Pike, Anna Ruiz, Martha Hustle. 1. Head Coach Tom Foster advising Glenn Del Carmen, Jesse Carillo, and Rick Joslyn in the fun- damentals of baton passing. 2. Coach Mike Davis aiding Hugo Brown in the pole vault. 3. Coach Fred Sills discussi ng the plans for middle distance races. 4. Coach Eric Williams advising one of the girls in the 100 yard dash. GIRLS BASKETBALL STRIVES IN COMPETITION CJ SETI' ZIEZU QU T q gfiqfffi L -. HSE P-fqilfpf' ' . I ,, I , ' ik-m LJ: .--.I , , ,I :',., num M X' f 'j j T' E I ,f r .. , . . , .L , .5 GIRLS BASKETBALL: Bottom L to R: Martha Ramirez, Shiela Terry, Laura Martinez, Grace Nieto, Blanca Aceves. Second Row L to R: Coach Giminez, Ann Genz, Susie Serna, Haydee Rico, Karen Quintero, Manager Sherry Armenta, Manager Sherrie Morris. Third Row L to R: Dana Reese, Debbie Heidepeter, Robin Van Blitterswyck, Cindy Rhoten, Diane Potts, Pam Dooner. 1. Cindy Rhoten and an opponent from Marian go up for the tip-off. 2. Shiela Terry goes up for the lay-up against Chula Vista. 3. Coach Giminez ex- plains game strategy during half-time. 4. Diane Potts up for the free throw. 5. Ann Genz is next in Iine for warm-ups while Shiela Terry, Laura Martinez, Susie Serna, and Karen Quintero wait their turns. Sponsored by FIRST CHEERLEADERS OF SW HIGH kg Walk f UPB1 flreUPQgE Q1V ' X A L . -N Q 1 1, :F 1 1 'JV' ZN, XE -x L1 T2f 'k . ' . fnif , WI l 1 Y 1 x-- F- I l f 513 . .A ,- . . ,.aQyr M!- 5 Sp d by JULIA HOADLEY b A W1 A-'. 7 :Ji .. J J 1-V VARSITY BASEBALL PERFORMS ON THE BASES AND ON THE FIELD. P . fl 'xggglfggz I T w' 1 ! I I I IIIIE' 1 LH- bs! 15 f I AHJ I -ff 1fj 'ix.z S-f -' . . 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BASEBALL: Grant Howell, Gustafo Puffel Benito Juarez, Ani Lujan, Mike Wood, Coach Pietila, Lindsey Watts, Richie Cabral, Ramon Enriquez, Marcos Navarette, Enrique Sanchez. 2. First Base man gets one out with two outs to go. 3. Our catcher waits for the pitcher's fast ball. 4. George Siegel swings the bat and tries for a home run. 5. STATISTITIANS: Casey 0'Donnell, Susan Hunter, Loida Whetstone, Michelle Noel. Sponsored by F. GIARDINA, Good Luck, Raiders. Tennis Teams Rally to Victory 1. GIRLS TENNIS: Sherrie Morris, Cathy Watkins, Jody Larson, Margaret Byers, Karen Hossfeld, Jane Guillermo. 2. Jane Guillermo shows her award-win- ning form. 3. Arturo Molina practices her serve. 4. BOYS TENNIS: Row 1-Carlos Rodriguez, Mike Zapanta, Chris Hamill, Tom Lange, Debbie Vanderpool, Jay Judal, Sam Besa, Elias Jackson, Henry Curiel. Row 2-Rafael Ceballos, Art Molina, John De Jesus, Adam Johnson, Mike West, Carl Wallace, Micky Caddell, Jaime Iniguez, Coach Arciaga. 5. Coach Arciaga checks Carl WalIace's racket while Chris Hamill offers his expert opinion. Sponsored by DAVILA PRODUCE 3089 RAIDER GYMNASTS EXECUTE FREE FORM 1. Varsity level intermediate gym- nast, Pam Day, relfects concentra- tion and determination while doing splits on the balance beam. 2. John Lange, men's gymnast, exe- cutes a difficult lever on the paral- lel bars. 3. With perfect form, Junior Varsity gymnast Melody Quismundo, performs the lunge in the beginning level balance beam routine. 4. Proud and poised, Liz Sandoval demonstrates her talent for the beginning level balance beam. dl ' . Sponsored by FAMILY CLEANERS 13th 84 Palm Ave r' sig 1. ,. '. 4. . 'Q '- V 'l, . nl . 9 Nw l . N .-.91 Q sr l C11 J5- ,gzsjg 1 A1' ' -fr' .al ' ' '11 w,. ' I ' 9 'i.:f4 Y ' 1 GYMNASTICS: Back Row L to R: Coach Wunderli, Roland Martinez, John Lange, Jeff Parsons, Billy White, John Chaco. Middle Row L to R: Melody Quismundo, Barbara Borges, Pam Day, Ray Armenta, Bruno Esparza, Ricky Joslyn, Franklin Alconcel. Front Row L to R: Beatriz Cota, Liz Sandoval, Chris Ahlmeyer, Carlene Binsfield and Coach Hutchinson. Sponsored by REMINDER NEWSPAPER Swimmers Take First Plunge in Southwest Competition 17 .., 030 9 9 ..- J . -' lv ra 5 iii' ' ,Q My ii ,- I -bs. - :Y 9.9 ee . OUT Ig ' 'Q -Q..--45 - .. .v-115 5 sine' sw:-Y ,- V- - 3, -1: 1-.R .. ,J-1331, -,,.-,..- -5,-,-335-...7 - ,..1.-- 1 -Q ' Lfvva-s 7, .--.-.,, 14. 1 'Thr'-:T v V -,,,,, A I j-mi Fi , . . Y '--.- ,- - -112:-2 '-as : - ,- 5 , ' Q . ' ' ' A' 'V w . in 4- , f f 'Y' vu Nasa ,. U ,MQ-r A'- ' , 3 -., ' . '-fix , 'f. A I 8- . ,QQNQ B-. E.,-fl .- ', A -' ' , ' '- - -. .. ' r 'r4J+if:fhw . 1-yrs .12 . 1 .. s , M ., . ' J ' - ',.f' -3-yi:-, 5' -.ay 'Z ---:',- ye - A . L- I -.. .. . f :Z ' ' ' .ii-..., 'T'-.,.,.s,-vig, Pe'-t. .. . ' --V ..' . ' rn V sv V , W , , --4 , - H' ' ,:-1- - -Y-,gi-, 1-- -, 'V'-94' nan 5. 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Margret Byers and Jodi Larsen push out of the blocks at the start of a new race. 3. SWIMMING TEAM: L to R Top Row-Mike Smith, Gaston Castilleja, Steve Norton, Kris Keeler. 2nd Row- Eddie Martinez, Jodi Larson, Sylvia Friemuth, Margret Byers. Bottom Row-Jessie Carillo, Karen Hosfeld. 4. During the freestyle Raiders glide effort- lessly to a Victory. 5. Ms. Stone, coach, expresses a new technique to Margret Byers. 6. The striving muscles during the butterfly are worth it when you grab a victory. Sponsored by S.W RAIDER BAND The Little Giant ' F L 1 or I, Ji WH 4, i . 5 I if ti LI -4P'1 yawn E K N -T 1 Y y I Q I 51 .f , :fl-441' 'I ' . rj ' kyle-15,5 . ull. -, .li ?sq',,jl'p,.f .Al - - X. -. .--'Jmw' .5 11:4 .X-,H V 41,4 fit-.-':-f.v.2J'N m-g.7 v, vw. . .I 3 --gf?fQ,':1'r :af 7:..'J,- - .-!. '-:.'. - lf' J' S '49 'f .'-J-L'f: . b'!' :, .' ' N , ' ,2',.' g1,'.:,f'4 ,, - v 1 ' -rj 'ik ljmav 1' ' 1 gg ,V- -1. f .v 'ff , , F.-xv ,. , L- . .111 ' A 1 Qlqfh vffggr v 1 ..'. ff 9 ,J-7-,1 4, ' -5 i' rx . -- Y ,,..--f- 1. As this first year of Southwest history draws to a close, we look to another year filled with enthusiasm and personal achievement. 2. The great spirit born this year will grow and become even stronger as time moves on. 3. We pledge all our efforts to making Southwest High the greatest in the land. JOHN A. IVIACEVICZ, PRINCIPAL. 4. GIRLS' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL ELISABETH COGDILL was born in Denton, Texas. She has three children, Barry, Sharon, and Karen. Her hobbies are Spanish, music, reading, gardening, and bridge. 5. BOYS' ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL BOB BAKER was born in San Diego. His hobbies include fishing and tennis. He has a wife and two children. His most memorable moment was when students gave him a plaque and a party. Ei 'H '-4, V4-V . H.. '-'Q far ' , - ' . 4., J. H--. ,.-. , '! 41 W 'Q .4 S., '.-.f.-.-- Cf- v I La Ln x 5 -sv 3- 5? . Y ff! ' 'Sw , yi, P 4' fi ,Q M-, . 2. ay X ,Q fi if-1-9 x f:r '4 . 5 - -. 5 .. .W ,-Filgff E . fail.--. ' L ' ..,2,.11.LJ xx 1 5-ftiax '24 N44 L, QW' wa-QQ vm ? 'Q' A. . sei? V? L I I I I I 1. COUNSELOR IVIR. OSCAR J. IVIERCADO was born right here in San Diego, California. His hobbies are Sports 8. Hunting. The best thing he likes about this school is alI the peopIe , because we are like a big family. 2. INSTRUCTIONAL AIDES Back: Ricardo Flores. Front Row L to R: Leticic Ortegon, Alice Nlarshall, Hector Enriquez, Marcia Hoffmeyer, Javier Flores, Carlos Lopez. 3. Our school nurse is ALICE HIGGINS . She majored in Nursing at Cal-Western. She says her most embarrassing moment while being a nurse was mistaking Jr. High girls for boys and boys for girls. 4. COUNSELOR IVIRS. JULIA HOADLEY was born in Baltimore, IVIaryIand. She majored in Spanish at SDSU and Cal-Western in San Diego. She likes to travel, especially in IVIexico, Montana, and Canada. She also likes to read and spend money 5 . Board of Trustees Lf' Q-,N S., 'sf ,KN Ku? Y if 5. 'X un ..,.-- T -L? v-1' -T' 94' . 5 r 4 1 Q 15 1 . CAFETERIA WORKERS Left to Right: Kristeen Saxton, Jane Bondi, lVlaurine Owens, lVlaurine Wilbourn, Lorraine Silva, Gladys Hann, IVlickie Brainard Cllllanagerl. 2. The librarian is LUDIVINA BEARD. She says she was named after the Easter Lilies which grow wild in the Philipine mountains. She majored in English, Life Science and Library Science at the University of Santo Tomas, University of the East and San Jose State. 3. SECRETARIES Left to Right: Patti lVluhlbach, Gilma Tomasula CSchool Secretaryl Jenny Garcia, and Sallie Schiff 4 . GEO RGINA IVIOORE our Library Techni- cian, Graduated from llllartinsville High School. Her hobbies are reading, and camping . The best thing she likes about our school, is that it's so new and out in the country. 5 . CUSTODIANS Back Row L to R Harold Norris, Alfonso Oritz, Gus Auditor, Joe Lucero, Al Alvarado Front Row: Jim Devine, and Earl Helgeson. ' ' V - - .vi , A, . . I- 4 . ,he 'ik , . I . if ,rf ,- . ' 1 . - . - , First A.S.B. Cabinet Sets Traditions 1 . DEAN OF STUDENT ACTIVITIES: DR. FRANK GIARDINA was born in Springfield, IVIass. His hob- bies are photography, working on the car, and basket- ball. The best thing he likes about this school is the freedom to start a brand new ASB operation from the ground up. 2 . ASB PRESIDENT: SAIVI BEZA 3. ASB PRESIDENT: ARTU RO IVIOLINA 4. ASB OFFICERS: Front Row: L to R, SALLY ANDRES and BEATRIZ COTTA Back Row: L to R, JOSE NUNEZ, SAIVI BEZA, and ARTU RO NIOLINA. 5 . VICE PRESIDENT-BEATRIZ COTA 6 . SECRETARY- SALLY ANDRES 7 . ATTORNEY GENERAL-JOSE NUNEZ, I X, ,::4.3.,a- .5-1: .1 :N A l. V V fgl5Jl g'5L lll-'22 195-lr f' - 1' ,, A ,MQ . ...,,, .,. 'lf' lei? 5353, 1v,',' .E A , 41,73 ,-HS.-. 1.1.25-, 2 P 2 ,fi-?3 i 4 i - 'V+' - it or w ..-wi' 'P ,.-x '.':.-'z- -, 1: .sqvfigs-Assy :g. Q fl-1i. M, I . fi-i 24 ' R., 1 Sponsored by R. L. EDGE, OPTOMETRIST 426 'B '1- X ......?' ifekg ' H -' And many people said it wouldn't happen . . . With a diverse student body, drawn from two junior highs and two existing senior highs, Southwest was quickly labelled as one that would be impossible to unify. Yet, somehow, magically maybe, we have been able to get it all together and we have begun to spread the Raider name and tradition throughout the area. Many people said it wouldn't happen . Associated Student Body Activities also followed the pat- tern of being slow starters but strong finishers . Handicapped by having sometimes overly severe critics and too little money, your A .S .B. began to take its first steps at meetings held last summer. From those meager beginnings have evolved a fairly strong student activities program--from assemblies to athletics to journalism to drama to music-- the co-curricular offerings of this school reflect the hard work and dedication of many talented students and faculty . lVIany people said it wouldn't happen. lt is the hope of the A,S ,B , officers and commissioners that Southwest High School, the impossible school , will always be the school whose students continue To dream the impossible dream . . . Sponsored by FRANK P BOGGIO-Good Luck Cathy 96 Ig. FINANQLAIL CLERK: IVIMRS. GLARISA M.O.NI3EJA'R4.was bpnnjin ,Flavarwif Gxuha. She majored in' Spanish and1Psychology, ,aj VQlhghFngt6h Sthfig Her h'dbBi'6S i-qclvudg needleg:r4Tty,em,bl1oidqry7 and tra-veflinga ag 'BUSY:, Bus v, BU-SY',, dun.-ng Nutri: fionjfeaik, iri Vthg QASB 5Sto?ia.-33. ASB G0,M,M,'ISS,I0'NER'Sf: L tb B:Z'C5HAR5'LES i STCR'0,N.CI:Qj MIKE SMITH, 'ADAM JOHN?- 5jQN, QHAwRMl,1E FISC'HER', JOSE MAfRffr1-f NEZr, KAR EN .BR GWN, ALICE DA1LTQ'Nj TINA,Il5U1+R'A-NTFS, PAM DAY, -and srrewz NQgRT'oN. Npx- Pqictured:us,A' li,0'V'A To, 'and PLLY ,BA-NOG om., i . l , I y lfn , I YQV spqnsoredf by sz QUMRITMPA CQIFQIC NATiQlNAL BNNK sg Y Cheerleaders Display Endless Spirit l Southwest's lively group of cheerleaders quickly earned a reputation for spirit, stamina and precision in the entire district. While the athletic teams may not have had winning seasons, these eleven girls always represented the Raiders in a winning style. Their activi- ties included an over-whelmingly successful flower sale, and funny pep assembly skits. Also participation in a lVlarch cheerleading competition as well as attendance and cheer- ing at athletic events . No other first-year school could claim such outstanding spirit- raisers who have set high standards for future years. Lhn.n...v-f A The dedication of Southwest High turned out to be a most impressive and successful event. People who attended the dedication were the Board of Trustees, the architect of Southwest --lVlr. Foster, and other important dignitaries . The program began with Father Timothy Har- nett of St. Charles Catholic Church. Arturo lVlolina led the flag salute and the Raider Band, directed by IVlr. Harold Richards, pro- vided the National Anthem . The program con- tinued with lVlrs. Ruth Chapman of the Board of Trustees giving a welcoming speech to many parents, students and the special guests who attended. Introduction of the special guests and dignitaries was given by lVlrs, Judith Bauer Ernest Azhocar made the presentation of the school to the Community, the P .T.A., and to the student body. Special flags were presented to Sam Besa and Arturo lVlolina, student body presidents, by Assemblyman Deddeh and Senator lVlills. Closing remarks were given by retiring District Superintendent John Rindone, Jr. in English and Spanish. use-to mess tr-dsl ,bs-n-E, Sponsored by OXFORD PHARMACY 1180 3rd Ave. C.V. Southwest Dedicated to Community Q IH., W , .gxvr ,-- 4 i 2.-2, X J 'ii if-'Q ! i fi-Qvv .F 1. Invocation by Father Timothy Harnett begins the dedication program. 2. Sam Besa and Arturo Molina receive flags for the school. 3. Dana Van Schoiack, Ms. Stenvall, Ms. Ligon, Charles Scronce, and Ms. Syverson relax in the cafeteria after the dedication. 4. Mr. Rindone entertains the guests. 5. Mr. Richards directs Mary Whitson, Gloria Kreuger, Sherrie Morris, Jay Judal and Denise James in Toccata for Band. 6. Mr. Macevicz visits with guests after the ceremony. 7. Sam Besa receives the California flag from Assemblyman Deddeh. 101 ASSembiI ieSi Ent rtaln Raiders A5 the .resuili of the hdr,diwoi1kian'dieiffbirt of our Raideif ghe,e1rI,eaide'rls ,. the elieven -'Girl siqnadyciamle -up with some uinfixqge grid intejgespinig VFIEFI lfagI,l,iZe'si. The nerr-yi Eifrsg ralily iiieapureld l'The iH.ead4s'L'i dancing to -'Gett ,ED-own Tqnitghitle' andith'e-ieheienleaders pronedi that it iwauild be an initfiguiing year. After 0.utsi'de ep asse'mbil'iies, Caine an awards c'ere'mony 'in t'e g mnasilr whefiaf the' Hfhlleteesg bif winter sports were ho'nore'd . 'Ehefseciondj gym fassernbily' featured the ,S1E'5iIFl DiQg,O Pgoiliices Department'-sf own rogk- b,andA,u the VPD 5i i,i iwho eniteiqteiiineid -ther satugients with current hit songs. This Means-afs,siem b'lEi,EL 5i were spiiriiteid , fi1hf0,riTi3f5iME and EQl'lf1Elft21 ililiiflg' ll- THQ W'h'0'ie 5f'5h5P I!'f:i5?Sf if?!ll'l'f9f ffHB,.fUni '21 i0LH'Q,f0lQfbalIl team -'inyigfcin a' ihowfn- dt an earlyiipepuassembilfy, 3. Jane1Guiilienmo receives an award Lfor first victory Kin tennis! from Coach Davisl 4. Bdbby Guajlardci Receives fifit -IVI55:1In,spiirgif4ionai - award gilven by, Assistant Piinvqiphi, Bph ,Bzik,erfatVtI:ie,dwards assemblyi 5g Keih' Greene receives aware! 'fon first izoqqhfiown from CQa'Ch Dayis., 6. PD? 'Rlgyg fg? Raiders. 7. Pam Day, iRqyLAyn1'gntg, ,l,gz1Sandoyal,,and'Randy 'Littleton hustle 19 the PDE 51 8.1 B.iil.l: Allan, ileader of, the PD 5 does ihifs E'Ivi's Rreslley i1m'itat'ion3. .Qi Wa ,fwf- Nx mn 19' ,- F... -s 4 I X w v , x . L. 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Hoadley who also gave a lot of er time and effort in preparation. ssh .r 1' ul' 7-13. -.- ' 31? 5 i ww 1. Devotion played Monday evening, February 9th, for the first Girls League Valentines Ball. 2. After some Hustling, Jose Nunez and Lorena Ponce De Leon slow down for a tender mo- ment. 3. Jenny Garcia and Hector Enricas sit out and watch the students dance. 4. Sharon Lallberty gets down to some good dancing. 5. Couples Franklin Alconcel and Sherry Armenta, plus Noel Apostol and Pam Day lead the Hustle. 6. A secret is shared between Jacky Ortiz and Carmen Fiol, as John Farle, Carmen's date listens in. 7. A special smile on a special night for Debbie Heide-Peter and Marcos Corona. 8. While some danced, others enjoyed their sweetheart's company. 9. Devotion provided mystical sounds for a magical evening. Sponsored by PALM AVE. UPHOLSTERY 1542 Palm Ave A' I New Clubs Form at Southwest MECHA This group was re- X fev- sponsible for pro- viding a dance held in Nlay shortly following the Cinco de lVlayo celebration . The teacher sponsor was Nlrs. Stenvall who worked closely with the club. Pictured: Row 1-Sylvia Inchauregui, Prisilla Tapia, Mary Lou Marin, Margo Orozco, Angela Velazco, Stella Inchauregui, Linda Caballero, Lydia Gonzalez. ROW 2-PattyQuintanar, Helen Christy, Martha Rodriguez, Lupe Marin, Grace Nieto, Myra Brown, Linda Nissen, Elma 1' Melendez, Mr. Jaime Mercado, advisor. Row 3- Martha Aceves, Ramon Rocha, Luis Camacho, Isaac Velazquez, Juan Rojas, Tomas Montelongo, Adolfo Castillo, Jaime Medina, Agustin Larraga. Not Plc- tured-Rosa Gonzalez, Rosalia Lizarraga. Chess Under the direction of teacher J aid Carlos Lopez this group of beginner, intermediate and ad- vanced chess players met weekly to practice their skills. Pictured Right: Jose Ortiz, Andres Ruiz, Alejandro Diaz, Olavo Mitchel, and Salvador Medina are engrossed in a game of chess while Olga Lopez gets another game. Pictured Far Right: Sitting-Gustavo Puffelis, Kim Deocampo, Alejandro Diaz, Carlos Rodriguez, Javier Ruiz, Andres Ruiz, Olavo Mitchel, Jose Ortiz, Salvador Medina, L Jose Ortiz. Standing-Fred Spell, Carlos -h Lopez, advisor, Rene Quinrana, Gaston --IT-'i- 'lqj, Castilleja, Daniel Cosio, Guillermo Baez, Jesus Rodriguez, Eduardo Estrada. Not Pic- tured-Sam Besa, Randy Littleton, Frank Gonzalez, Cortes Dante, Rosalia Lizarraga, Rosa Gonzalez. Sponsored by LYDIA'S CAFE 1628 Palm Ave I.B. 106 Folklorico An organization of students per- forming the traditional dances of xN,5'?Q,' lVlexico . This group was sponsored by lVlrs . Adkisson . Pictured Left: Sitting-Rosal ia Lizarraga, Maria Uribe. Row 2-Martha Rodriguez, Maria Montano, Maria Zavala, Imelda Hernandez. Row 3-Aida Lacarra, Olga Lopez, Rosa Gonzalez, Lilia Garcia, Laura Mora, Marcia Hoffenmyer, advisor. Pic- tured Below: Nlaria Uribe, Mrs. Rachel Adkisson, and Helena Persona. lf, L. Sponsored by ACE PRINTERS 1050 Palm Ave. I.B. California Scholarship Federation An organization made up of students who excel in scholar- ship and have maintained high grades throughout the semester. lVlrs. French is in charge of Southwest's chapter. Pictured: Row 1-Debbie Barbour, Mary Whitson, Leslie Williams, Carole Plemmons, Gabriela Garcia, Nita Smith, Casey O'Donnell, Roselyn Buenafe, Marla Poppe, Lourdes Alaniz. Row 2-Mrs. French, advisor, Pam Day, Kathi Carrick, Melody Quismundo, Clay Clark, Beverly Borges, Tom Lange, Lance Sweeney, Sheila Terry, Sam Besa, Melba Melendez, Jose Martinez, Elma Melendez, Manny Dayrit, Bernie Bajet, Karen Hossfeld, Sherry Morris. i fi i 11' s :li a 'Y 1 69 b x E. GQ veils Pan Asian-Kaibigan Pictured Above: Row 1-Ways and Means Committee-Franklin Alconcel, Pam Day, Constante Quidolit, Ray Armenta. Row 2- Officers-Glenn Del Carmen, Carissa Martinez, Sally Andres, Rodny Dacio, Sam Besa. An international club made up of all races who met weekly in llllrs. Adkisson's classroom . Nlrs . Adkisson helped the club in many fund-raising activities as well as supervising its meetings . Pictured Above: Row 1-Constante Quidolit, Liz Sandoval, Ted Coronel, Rick Joslyn, Rene Buenafe. Row 2-Sam Besa, Rodny Dacio, Paul Branon, Paul Eck, John de Jesus, Glenn Del Carmen, Carissa Martinez, Richard de Ocampo, Sally Andres, Ray Armenta, Leo Hoboyan, Franklin Alconcel, Billy White, Pam Day, Noel Apostel, Marcia Hoffmeyer. Sponsored by NELSON AUTO SERV. 660 Emory St. ' X all it Girls League This group of dedicated girls sponsored Southwest High's first Valentine's ball held the evening of February 9, 1 976 in our musicfdrama building. lVlrs. Hoadley is responsible for the organization and for the leader- ship ofthe club. Pictured: Row 1-Pandra Fleming, Mrs. Hoadley, advisor, Terri Flenniken. Row 2- Sally Andres, Karen Quintero, Karen Brown, Sharon Laliberte. Row 3-Pam Day, Debby Watkins, Sherrie Armento. Not Pictured: Kathi Carrick and Della Nichols. This club is, without a doubt, the backbone of Raider spirit. Headed by lVlrs. Syverson, Pep Commissioner Lisa Lavato and the cheerleaders the group put in many long, hard hours to have pep rallies and Booster Buddies . Pep and Boosters Pictured: Row 1-Michele Keithly, Daleen Whitman, Pam Day, Melody Quismundo, Beverly Borges, Debby Heidepeter, Marcy 51 Wise. Row 2-Debbie Gray, Barbara Borge Chris Ahlmeyer, Loida Whetstone, Becky Smith, Sandy Smith, Lisa Strickle, Alict Dalton, Debbie Watkins, Carmen Fiol, Lisa Lovato, Susan Serna, Casey O'Donnell, Nita Smith Della Nichols, Marla Poppe, Madaline Mendoza, Sally Andres. Raider Life at Southwest is imade up iof iingd'i.vi1duaI's ilvhugailkii :teamed tngether and made: Raider Spiritiwhait it fi'Sia Fainsi at Footba-Iii game-s yt-Iiixngg, Cilappiiing Qheelribladers. and Mirsl, Syibersoiig hike a A Qbveagli form .an eixhauistiing pep railiv ifidi .ligadi ai 'chant . -,4xc1t1iv'itiees such' as itug off WBT-3QFi'd1Sa'piG.iCiQ6 'thmw .diuiriingi Spirit Week lmiduiught eiiew- ibody 'ai iliiftitle: 6'lb's6r . SjoUthwest!sfSuperm'en1 test thgir sfrerigfh .on- a. tugg- Qfe-WHY, 2, Erxjie Od,vi,akfshQ6viis his ikilil iirg gpfgiige ' throwing and spectatorsicheeif for him: 35:,.C'owPresi.- dents-Sam ,Besa and Arturo Molina' sign ow Itheir spirit aft'thE .wheekl barrow. ra-Ee, 9. Rafiidea? fans oh 'the Jbieabhersfive ide fobfball feanftheir gui om-5 A 49 i i 1 - 1 ' i 'PP S 'Cheieflieafdfers yell Uutione of the-iri roilliine phegrs for the Sbedtifons :Lt th? P69 ALsSen1,bl'Sl'-' Sponsored by DfOiUBil:if BA T'IfZiEiCi0,Q3124 Main C V 'F' 4 4 V, lgvix ' - -.fin-I, 1 Xfxg ff: f Ss. 'L 1 , f,,,, ,, if ,J Sponsored by ADOBE LUMBER 84 BLVD 3141 Main CV Individuals who remained undercover and behind the scenes shaped Southwest. Each unique person helped to create a spirited atmosphere. The electricity that is generated on the football field and in the gymnasium has carried its way into all facets of Southwest. Our potential will carry us for in sports, academics and hopefully, in life. 1. Late comers and absentees lineup to tell their stories to the attendant. 2. Mr. Jaime Mercado is a resourse teacher and an administrative trainee. Through his knowledge, experience and friendly manner he has become a vital part of Raider Life. 3. Head Gardener Hal Norris has driven himself and his tractor into an unexpected mudhole. The only problem now is how is he going to get out? 4. Glen Del Carmen poses nonchalauntly by some photograph equipment. Glen deserves many thanks and high praise for his work as the ONLY Scimitar photogra- pher during its first year of production. Sponsored by CLUTCH EXCHANGE 3132 Mann C V 'x Wmfbf - 4 l I NW 'Q Sponsored by SCOTT CHEVRON SERV. 3205 Main CV 1. RACHEL ADKISSON was born on a homestead N.E. of Edmon- ton, Alberta, Canada. She went to Whittier College, Long Beach State, Fullerton State, Humboldt State and San Diego State. She majored in EngIishlEducation. She now teaches Reading and American Lit. 2. At Mary Wood College and Hunter College, business teacher CAROL ATENAIDE majored in Business Educa- tion. She decided to become a teacher because I found other jobs unfulfilling and dull which teaching never is. 3. Not remember- ing students names years later when she see's them are NIARIA BA LISTRIERI'S most embarrassing moments. She majored in Business Education and Social Science at San Diego and I.S.I.U. 4.JOHN BOONE'S hobbies are fishing and camping. He majored in History at the University of San Diego and U.S.I.U. He is teaching California History, Short Story and Science Fiction. 5. BOB ARCIAGA was born in Los Angeles. He majored in Spanish and P.E. at Cal Western in Point Loma. He says his most memorable moment while teaching so far has been winning the JV wrestling tournament at lVIar Vista. 'Ti V TS? ,.,f-f ,,- if V , Xf- 'Q 'NH ff s ix will i . 4121 f fi r Q- '5521 gl!-f-cz' A! 1 XS K. N X X W W' E f gif- N3 xx 9, 'S 'D 113, .xi-Quit N 1. The Wood Shop and Bilingual Family Life teacher is NIIKE DAVIS. lVlr. Davis majored in P.E. and Industrial Arts at San Diego State, Los Angeles State, Southwestern and UCLA. When asked how he liked teaching at Southwest he said Great. 2. Weight-lifting and scuba diving are TOM FOSTER'S hobbies. He majored in Mathematics at San Diego State. He's now teaching Algebra, Geometry, Intro.to Algebra, Nlath Analysis and Consumer Nlath. 3. FRANK GIARDINA majored in Education and Social Science at San Diego State College and Arizona State University. His most memorable moment was when he misplaced his paycheck and thought it was in the trash. 4. IVIEREDITH FRElXlCH'S hobbies are travelling, photography, collecting art, serious music and back- packing. She majored in psychology and geography at UCLA. She teaches Ecology, Physical Geography and U.S. History in the 20th. 5. LES LIE DYE is one of our P.E. teachers and our Drama teacher. She majored in English at San Diego State. She also went to Cali- fornia Western University. She says her hobby is talking to her hus- band. X ': I E 41' ff: . .3-1 1 IU J 5 xl 's T Y -fgm-.-f? lv, 9. nu fs. - X- -' 5 : S lr X I, ,oo . lf i, I . ilu, w wx. 5 Liflfi J Hg rr 5 .pq 'LH J fm'-fl-.-tr.:-., - ----. , 1-....l..-... W' gn -9. all .,,, Q:-29 gi ,557 I2 ips I l RZKUJSN:-,fm 4 -4 is if ,ZX .- 10- ji I- w, I F J ' .ff . ' '- . . , , 5.4 , . , -. f'-Q7 . . f, 5 It , .Jf ' ' 1. SHARON KLEINSCHIVIIDT otherwise known as Miss K is our Homemaking teacher. She majored in Home Economics at the University of Nlinnesota. When asked what she liked most about Southwest she said Why the Homemaking Department. 2. PAUL JUAREZ says that teaching at Southwest is Great . A few of the colleges he attended were Chapman College, California State College and Sonoma State College. He teaches Spanish and Eng. Comp. 3. RICHARD GRAHAM majored in Health and Physical Education at San Diego State. When he was asked what made him decide to become a teacher he said Fate . He teaches California History, Frontier American History and U.S. History in the 20th. 4. ALICIA GINIINEZ is a native of San Diego. At San Diego State she majored in Physical Education. She said she wanted to be a teacher because she likes being with young people, and loves sports. 5. DAVID GONZLEZ wanted to be a teacher so that he could make things miserable for kids because he hates them. He majored in History and Sociology at the University of San Diego. He is currently teaching U.S. History and Frontier American History. li' 1. CATHY LIGON says that her most embarrassing moment was when she had to explain to her principal that she was late to work because she got lost on the freeway and was headed for L.A. She went to the Universities of California at Riverside and Berkeley, San Francisco State and San Diego State. She majored in English. 2. MICHAEL NIELLON majored in Mathematics at San Diego State University. When asked what he didn't like about Southwest he said No landscaping yet. He teaches Life Science, Algebra I and he also coaches soccer. 3. At the University of Santa Barbara JOHN RAUE, the art teacher majored in. . . Art. His hobbies are skiing, tennis, golf, painting and ceramics. He also has a pet cactus named Rock . 4. RONALD PIETILA majored in P.E. at Cal Western and San Diego State. He says his most embarrassing moment while teaching has been when he fell down and injured his whole body at the end of a 60 yd. race with a student. He teaches Family Life. 5. GARY PUDA our photography teacher, was born in Chicago, Illinois. He went to Northern Illinois Univer- sity, Grossmont College and San Diego State University. His hobbies are camping, dune buggies and photography. 4, . -if ii' i. IQ me .55 . Ml, 1:-3 3 .r '.1 w , , 1:12, ' 'few ,rw N:- 4. 2. 'Y' rg, Ukfus 122 rn' I I r' ,gi 2, ,tx .-3 5. . -x ,, rw, xwt 1.-1 'nn' ' R s , , X 4 5 Y -Q-1-' I I. , mu 1? M L 1 M 1 Y Q 'Y 1 . .4 1 V ix W lf 1 1 r. L5 if , . V-' Q K t .51 n 'fi 9 1 1. Our band teacher is HAROLD RICHARDS. He was born in Wichita, Kansas. He majored in music at San Diego State. When asked how he liked teaching at Southwest he pleaded the 5th, 2. FRED SILLS majored in Physical Education at San Diego State. His hobbies are skiing, oil painting, fishing and sand volleyball. 3. MARY STONE was born in Munich, Germany. At Colorado University and Colorado State University she majored in Biology, P.E. and Health. Her hobbies are her husband, swimming, arts and crafts, woodworking, her husband, backpacking, skiing, and her husband. 4. RACHEL STENVALL said the thing she liked most about Southwest was the students. At the University of Arizona she majored in Reading and English. When asked what made her decide to become a teacher she said, I really hoped to make a difference in lives of people who had as bad a time in school as I had. 5. Our Auto Fundamentals and Metal Shop tea- cher WEBB SMITH is a graduate of Southwestern and San Diego State University. He majored in Industrial Arts, HealthlDrivers Ed, and Music. Some of his hobbies are restoring antique autos and travelling and camping. 1. When asked how she liked Southwest VIRGINIA SYVERSON said it was Great - so far. Nlrs. Syverson majored in Social Science and Political Science at San Diego State. She now teaches Voc English, Ethnic Lit. and Creative Writing. 2. MARILYN TIGHE was born and raised in South Carolina. She went to college at Sienna College and the University of South Carolina. She majored in Spanish and History. The only thing she doesn't like about Southwest is the lack of school spirit and no traditions. 3. PETER TREADWELL says his most memorable moments while teaching are Watching kids finally get to learn something . He majored in Latin American Studies and History at the University of San Diego and San Diego St. 4. A graduate of the University of San Diego DONALD WILLIAMS majored in French and Sociology. Some of his hobbies are skiing, running, fishing and golf. lVlr. Williams teaches Eng. Comp. French German and Ethnic Lit. :fr l l l l EI E KUWELUUUEU POST OFFICE BOX 995 IMPERIAL BEACH, CA. 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SGUHYG feet in Bargains 639 Ninth Street Imperial Beach , CA INIPERIAL BEACH BEAUTY SALON 235 Palm Ave. Imperial Beach, CA Phone 42 4-83 66 Ownerg Jo Bennett Qfnwwioaa An adventure in taste Specializing in Fillipino Foods .- m HGH OF c 505 IITIIJPINES 5 ,fn LO T NI? RING I t .,, . ' - H ' 2 V II pm my Y' ' DINE 81 DANCE FRIDAY 84 SATURDAY WITH LOURDES MAHARLIKA BAND Open Daily Food to go! 1125 National Ave. National City, CA Phone-427-4492 ' PAUL NICNALLY REALTY INCORPORATED 679 Silverstrand Blvd. Imperial' Beach, CA 423-5555 International Exchange School announces the appointment of Mrs. Aurea Sugiyama and Miss Gwen Marie Sugiyama as counselors for the summer of 1976. Mrs. Sugiyama is an Adult Basic Education teacher at Chula Vista Adult School. In her capacity as counselor, she will be enrolling students from the San Diego area who want to study and travel in Europe this summer. Miss Gwen Marie Sugiyama, her daughter, will be working with her as co'-counselor, assisting her with all the responsibilities as counselor. Students traveling with Mrs. Sugiyama will leave on the first week of July for London, Venice, and their fourteen days Mediterranean cruise commences from there. With all the luxury of a cruise ship, the relaxed pace of life on board, eight exotic ports of call in Italy, Greece, Egypt, Lebanon, Israel, Turkey, and the Dalmation Coast--as well as visits to exciting European Cities, the CRUISE OF THE FOUR SEAS has long been one of our most popular and best remembered itineraries. Highlights of the trip include visits to the following cities and sights: Venice, Katakolm-Olympia, Alexandria, Beirut, Haifa, travel to Bahai Temple, Mount Carmel, Cave of Elijah, Sea of Galilee, Nazareth, Jerusalem, Mount Zion, King David's Tomb, Chamber of the Last Supper, Cavalrt, David's Tower, Walling Wall, Mount of Oliver, Kusadsi Ephesus, Athens, Parthenon, Acropolis, National Archeologi- cal Museum Dubrovnik. Students traveling with Mrs. Sugiyama will spend four weeks in study and travel, receiving three hours of college credit for successful completion of the course. While abroad, students will also attend opera, ballet and theater performances. Those wishing to enroll in a summer study program abroad may contact Mrs. Sugiyama at Chula Vista Adult School or call her home--423-4275. Call home evenings only. Other courses conducted abroad by International Exchange School, a world wide study- travel organization founded in 1965 include a Mediterranean Cruise and trip to Mexico. 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Phon e- 423-0100 Index SOPHOMORES Abaroa, Alex 43 Abrego, Maria 43 Aceves, Blana 43 Adame, Fernando 43 Aguilera, Jorge 43 Ahlmeyer, Chris 109 Alaniz, Lourdes 43,108 Alatorre, Alejandro 43 Alconcel, Mario 43,28 Alvarez, Tostado 43 Amador, Manuel 58,69,70 Ammons, Christina 43 Angle, Kenneth 43 Apostol, Noel 43,105,108 Aranda, Magda 43 Arce, Faustino 43 Arechiga, Maria 43,60 Armendariz, Lidia 43 Armenta, Ray mu ndo 43,28,103, 108 Armenta, Sherry 43,105,109 An'oyo, Luis 43,58 Aval os, Susana 43,25 Avila, Frances 43 Baca, David 43 Badillo, Nicolas 43 Baez, Guillermo- 43,106 Bajet, Bernadette 43,61,66,108 Ballon, Mercedes 43 Banogon, Filipinas 43,61,67,66 Barajas, Carmen 43 Barbour, Deborah 43,108 Bechtel, Rene 43 Beldon, Carolyn 43,61,66,67 Beltran, Juan 43 Bernal, Juan 43 Betancourt, Maria 43 Bey, Ronald 44,56 Binsfield, Carleene 44 Blancas, Martha 44 Bonner, Cindy 44 Bouts, Elizabeth 44 Branham, Paul 44,108 Brewer, Carol 44 Bridgman, Debbie 44 Brown, Hugo 44,55,56,64 Brown, Karen 44,96,109 Buenafe, Roselynn 45,44 Burciaga, Asael 44 Bustamente, Cecelia 44 Caballero, Linda 44,106 Cabral, Richard 44,82 Caddell, Mickey 44,26,58,83 Cahill, Michael 44 Caldwell, Leslie 44 Caldwell, Patrick 44 Camacho, Amalia 44 Camacho, Luis 44,106 Camara, Joe 44 Canney, Mary 44,30 Cardenas, David 44 Cardoza, Maria 44 Castandea, Eliseo 44 Castellanos, Maria 44 Castillo, Adolfo 44,106 Castillo, Arnaldo 44 Castruita, Rosalva 51 Chavez, Cesar 44 Clark, Allison 44,108 Collins, Kenneth 44 Contreras, Luis 44 Corona, Ignacio 44 Corona, Marcos 44,69,70,105 Coronado, Jose 44 Coronel, Ted 44,108 Crespo, Josefina 44 Crine, Janet 44,26,22 Cuevas, Alfonso 44 Curiel, Benjamin 42,44,69,83 Curiel, Enrique 45 Curtis, Deborah 45 Dacio, Rodney 11,45,108 DeJesus, John 45,20,62,108,83 De La Torre, Maria 45 Deocampo, Kim 45,106,108 Diaz, Alejandro 45,106 DiPietro, Peter 45 Dolan, Michael 34 Dominguez, Florence 45 Dooner, Pamela 45,61,67 Dreiling, Katheryn 45 Eggett, Tracy 45 Enriquez, Ramon 45,69,70,82 Esaclante, Miguel 45 Esparza, Bruno 58 Estrella, Letty 45,25 Estrella, Rosemary 45 Etchechury, Joseph 45 Evans, Ronald 45 Fields, Kelley 45 Fimbres, Manuel 45 Fleck, Jeff 4,46 Fleming, Pandra 46,109 Flenniken, Terry 46,22,109 Flores, Lillian 46 Flores, Marco 46,64 Ford, Robert 46 Forral, Arthur 46,25,58 Freeman, Karen 46 Freienmuth, Sylvia 46,30,87 Galicia, Magdalena 46 Galvan, Gloria 46 Garcia, Antonio 46,58,69,70 Garcia, Chris 46 Garcia, Eduardo 46 Garcia, Gabriela 46,108 Garcia, Jose 46 Garcia, Maria 46 Garcia, Ofelia 46,60 Genz, Ann 46 Gerke, Jeffrey 46,26 Gomez, Eiko 46 Gonzalez, Rosa 46,107 Gray, Debby 46,109 Green, Dawn 46 Guerrero, Alejandro 46 Guerrero, Juan 46 Guerrero, Ricardo 46 Guevara, Pablo 46 Gunther, Brian 46 Gutierrez, Jesus 46 Guzman, Rafael 45,53 Hafen, Eufrosina 46 Hafen, Magdalena 47 Harter, Kathy 47 Hawkins, Debra 47,23 Hernandez, Imelda 47,107 Hernandez, Jamie 47 Hernandez, Lourdes 47 Hernandez, Michael 11,47 Hernandez, Miguel 47 Hernandez, Rosamaria 47 Herrera, Jorge 47,19 Hobayan, Leo 47,56,108 Holter, Dean 47,55,56 Holter, Kenneth 47 Hopkins, David 47 Hopkins, James 47,58,19 Hunter, Susan 47,82 Hurley, Lisa 47 Ibarra, Laura 47 Jazo, Martha 47 Johnson, Adam 47,27,56,71, 72,83 Johnson, Diane 47,27,20 Johnson, Maria 47 Jones, Donald 47 Juarez, Benito 47,56,64,82 Judal, Jay 47,56,100,83 Judkins, James 47,27,71,72 Justiniano, Carmen 47 ' Justiniano, Ivonne 47 Keeler, Kris 47,61,87 Kreinbring, Bart 47,2O,21 Kuker, Mark 47,29 Lacarra, Aida 47,107,83 Lange, Thomas 47,58,108 Larson, Jodie 47,87,86,83 Lee, Darlene 48 Lemus, Esther 48 Leonel, Lena 48 Leyva, Antonia 48 Limon, Beatriz 48 Livingston, Anthony 48 Lizzarraga, Guillermo 48 Lomenick, Kenneth 48,58 Lopez, Frank 48 Lopez, Laura 48 Lopez, Olga 106,107 Lopez, Salvador 48 Lozano, Amelia 48 Lujan, Ani 48,56,64,65,82 Lumsden, Clifford 48 Luquin, Virginia 48 Mann, Maria 48 Manzano, Eduardo 49,58 Manzo, Francisco 46,48,69 Marin, Miguel 48 Martinez, Carisa 48,108 Martinez, Eddie 48,69,87 Martinez, Nancy 48 Martinez, Roland 49,64 Martinez, Ruben 49 Mateos, Natividad 48 McKay, Matthew 49 Medina, Jaime 49,106 Medina, Salvador 49,64,106 Mejia, Yolanda 49 Melendez, Aydee 49 Melendez, Melva 49,108 Mendoza, George 38,62 Mendoza, Mirna 49 Mendoza, Sergio 41,49 Mesa, Ruben 49 Meza, Arturo 49 Meza, Benjamin 49 Michel, Olavo 49 Miller, Lisa 49 Mirelez, Silvia 49 Molina, Ofelia 49 Mondragon, Jesus 49 Montalvo, Elvia 49 Montelongo, Tomas 49,106 Montes, Alfredo 49 Mora, Laura 49,107 Mora, Roberto 49 Moreland, Terry 49,56 Morris, Sherrie 49,56 Morris, Steven 45,49,58 Munoz, Elia 49 Munoz, Hector 49 Munoz, Carlos Murillo, Guillermina 49 Murillo, Rafael 49,56 Myers, James 49 Narciso, Remy 49 Nassi, Francisco 49,56 Nault, Robert 49,56 Navarrete, Marcos 49,82 Navarro, Antonio 50 Negrete, Cecilia 50 Nevas, Patricia 50 Nichols, Della 50,109 Nieves, Richard 50 Noel, Michelle 50,27,66,67,20, 82 O'DonneIl, Casey 50,108,109, 82 Odviar, Ernani 11,50,110 Orendain, Jose 50 Ortega, Hector 50 Ortega, Ramon 50 Ortiz, Jose 50,106 Ortiz, Martha 50,61 Ortiz, Miguel 50 Pacheco, Gonzalo 50,69 Padilla, Alfredo 50 Padilla, Sandra 50 Paez, Patricia 50 Partida, Fernando 50 Pena, Yolanda 50 Perez, Arturo 42,50 Perez, Hector 50 Perez, Lucina 50 Persona, Elena 50,107 Phillips, Barry 50 Picklesimer, Jolene 50 Pike, Silvia 50 Plemmons, Carole 50,20,21,108 Ponce De Leon, Lorena 50,104 Poppe, Marla 50,108,109 Powell, Dottie 50 Pratt, Wayde 50,56 Preciado, David 50 147 Preciado, Letecia 50 Quintero, Karen 51,61,109 Ramirez, Jorge 51,69 Ramirez, Martha 51 Ramos, Eva 51 Ramsey, Clarke 51,56 Ranjo, Marilyn 51 Raygoza, Ricardo 41,51 Razo, Gabriel 53 Reese, Dana 53 Reynoso, Dora 51 Reynoso, Elisa 51 Reynoso, Rebecca 51 Rhoten, Cynthia 51,26 Rico, Alfonso 51 Rico, Haydee 51,25 Robledo, David 51 Robles, Jolisa 51 Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, Rodriguez, 64 Carlos 51,106,83 Antonio 51,25, David 51 Elizabeth 51 Leo 41,51,56 Lourdes 51 Pauline 51,61 Ricardo 5l,69, Visenta 51 Rojas, Jaun 51,106 Roland, Elizabeth 51 Romo, Sonia 51 Rosas, Arturo 51,64 Runyon, Wayne 51,58 Salido, Arnoldo 51 Sam, George 52 Sanchez, Enrique 52,82 Sanderson, Karen 52 Sandoval, Elizabeth 52,103, 108 Sandoval, Teresa 52 Serna, Susan 52,109 Shadduck, Gary 52 Shykes, Terry 52,58 Silvas, Mary 52 Skelton, Stephen 52 Smith, Albert 52 Smith, Anita 46,52,108,109 Smith, John 41,30 Smith, Raul 52 Spell, Fred 52,106 Stoke, Cynthia 52,20 Sugiyama, Michael 52,58,l9 Sweeney, Shawn 41,52 Talaro, Lionel 41,52 Tamayo, Jose 52,24 Tamlin, Curtis 52,55,56,62 Taylor, Jesus 52 Thom pson, James 52 Thomsen, Lorie 52 Tobin, William 52,58,18 Torres, Maria 52,27 Uribe, Maria 52,107 Valadez, Maria 52 VanBIitterswyk, Robin 66 Vargas, Ignacio 69 148 70 98, Vasquez, Guillermo 56,71,72 Vasquez, Jose 69 Velazquez, Isaac 52,106 Vidal, Felipe 56,72 Wallace, Carl 56,64,83 Watts, Lindsey 71,72,82 West, Michael 53,64,81 Whetstone, Loida 53,109,82 White, Billy 28,53,108,80 Whitman, Delene 53,99,109 Whitson, Mary 53,100,108 Williams, Leslie 108 Wimpie, Michael 53,55,56 Wolken, Scott 53,58,3O Wood, Michael 29,53,56,82 Zambrano, Vidal 56 Zapanto, Michael 53,83 Zavala, Julia 28,53 Zavala, Maria 53,107 Zendejas, Luz 42 JUNIORS Aceves, Jorge 32 Aceves, Martha 32,106 Alatorre, Lilia 32,60 Alconcel, Franklin 32,28,105, 56,18,108 Aldrete, Carlos 32 Alexander, Timothy 43 Alvarez, Consuelo 32 Andres, Sally 32,11,94,95,18, 108,109 Aragon, Esthela 32 Aragon, Salvador 32 Arechiga, David 32 Arriaga, Juan 32 Baca, Miguel 32,70 Badillo, Steve 32 Baez, Luz 36,32,4,6 Barajas, Johnny 32 Barba, Sylvia 32 Benson, Timothy 32 Bernabe, Orlando 32 Berumen, Elizabeth 32 Besa, Samuel 32,95,94,20,21, 100,101,108 Betancourt, Blanca 32 Bojorquez, Oscar 32 Borges, Barbara 32,109 B orges, Beverly 38,32,98,108, 109 Brewer, Richard 32 Brown, Cathy 32,18 Brown, Myra 32,67,106 Browning, Richard 32,58 Buenafe, Rene 33,108 Bustamente, Ben 33 Byers, Margaret 33,86,87,83 Caballero, Patti 33 Calderon, Cesar 33 Camacho, Rosa 33 Cancino, Ricardo 33,62 Caraveo, Ines 33,61 Carillo, Jesus 33 Carretero, Graciela 33 Carretero, Irene 33 Carrick, Kathi 33,18,108 Carrillo, Jose 58,87 Carrilo, Nuria 33 Castaneda, Miguel 44 Castilleja, Gaston 33,106,86 Castro, Veronica 33 Castruita, Abel 46,33,58 Ceballos, Rafael 33,83, Cervantes, Soledad 33 Chavez, Marisela 33 Christy, Helen 33,99,106 Clark, Julie 33,26 Clark, Randolph 33,56 Cline, Gregg 33,56,31 Contreras, Bertha 33 Coronel, Doris 34,20 Cortez, Gilberto 34 Cosio, Daniel 34,58,106 Cota, Beatriz 34,94 Crespo, Alejandro 34 Crine, Judy 34 Dalton, Alice 34,96,109 Davalos, Sara 34 Davila, Maria 34 Day, Pamela 34,96,105,18,103 99,108,109 Dayrit, Emanuel 34,56,71,20, 72,108 De La Torre, Patricia 34 Del Carmen, Glenn 11,34,58, 18,108,112 Diaz, Douglas 34 Diaz, Jose 34 Diaz, Maria Elena 34 Dickinson, James 34,62,63 Durante, Tina 34,96 Eide, Bruce 34 Elliott, James 34, 56 Eseller, Danna 34 Esquivel, Gabriel 34 Estrada, Eduardo 35, 58,106 Estrada, Samuel 35 Evans, James 34 Faketty, Lizabeth 35 Faris, William 35 Farle, John 35,56,105 Fiol, Carmen 35,105,109 Fish er, Charles 35, 55,56,96,20 Fisher, Marlene 35,22 Fleury, Geraldine,35 Flores, Francisco 56 Ford, Kenneth 35 Freeman, Kellene 35 Fuld, Linda 34,98 Galicia, Jorge 35 Galindo, Eloy 46,35,69,68,70 Garcia, Antonio 35 Edity 35 Guadalupe 35 Javier 47,35 Lilia 107 Ofelia 35 Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Garcia, Ralph 35,56,71,72,73 Ricardo 35 Garcia, Garcia, Thersa 35 Garner, Susan 35,30 Giesse, Russell 35 Golly, William 35 Gonzalez, Catalina 36 Gonzalez, Lydia 36,106 Gore, Peter 36 Greene, Bryan 11,36,62 Greene, Kem 36,56,103 Gregory, Kevin 36 Gregory, Roger 36,72 Grimes, Larita 4,36 Gross, Henry 36,56 Guajardo, Roberto 36,56,102 Guevara, Jose 36, Guevara, Victoria 36 Guillermo, Jane 36,66,103,83 Gutierrez, Belma 36 Gutierrez, Maria Elena 36 Hager, Jim 36,56 Hamill, Christopher 36,20,62, Hank, Eugene 36 Heidepeter, Debora 36,67,66, 98,105,109 Heredia, Antonio 36,69 Hernandez, Angela 36 Hernandez, Daniel 36 Hernandez, David 36 Hernandez, Gemima 37,28 Hernandez, Maria 37 Herrera, Gustavo 37,19 Herrera, Irma 37 Higuera, Juan 37 Hossfeld, Karen 37,108,87,83 Howell, Grant 37,82 Howell, Terry 37 Inchaurregui, Stella 37,106 Inchaurregui, Sylvia 37,106 Iniguez, Jaime 37,83 Isalas, Ruben 37 Jackson, Elias 37,56,62,83 Jacobo, Magdalena 37 James, Denise 37,58,100 Joseph, Richard 37,58 Joslyn, Ricky 37,58,108 Judkins, Jeanne 37 Kadas, Jullieanne 37,30 Kaeg, Lydia 37,27 Kaeg, Teodora 62 Keithley, Michelle 38,37,99, 109 Kelly, Thomas 14,37 Krater, Jessie 37 Krueger, Gloria 37,100 Laliberte, Sharon 37,104,109 Lambert, Jesus 37,68,69,70 Lane, Jonathan 38 Larraga, Augustine 4,38,106 LeBlanc, Paul 38 Lemus, Teresa 38,98 Leyva, Francisco 38,29,56 Littleton, Randall 45,38,103 Livingston, Laurie 24 Lizarraga, Rosalia 38,26,28,1 Lopez, Gerardo 38 Lopez, Jennie 38,61 Lopez, Maria 38 83 07 Lopez, Monica 38 Lovato, Lisa 34,38,109 Lozano, Agustin 38,69,70 Lozano, Graciela 38 Mann, Marcela 38 Marin, Guadalupe 38,106 Marin, Marylou 36,6,38,106 Mariscal, Elizabeth 38 Marques,Rosa 38 Marroquin, Vicente 38 Martin Del Campo, Rene 38 Martinez, Jose 38,56,71,96,20, 21,18,72,108 Martinez, Laura 38,67 Mason Christie 38 30 I I Mason, Karen 38,20 Mayer, Ana 38 Melendez, Elma 38,106,108 L Mendoza, Madeline 38,109 Modine, Matthew 38,56 Molina Arturo 38,95,94,62,10 110,83 Montano, Guadalupe 38 Montano, Maria 38,107 X Morrison, Kathleen 4,11,38,19 Mounteer, Leslie 39 Mun uia Sara 39 9 Munoz, Robert 39 Murillo, Lucio 39,69,70 Negrete, Jorge 39 Nicasio, Alfredo 99 Nieto, Grace 36,39,106 Nissen, Linda 39,106 Nissen, Paulette 48,39,61 Noble, Charles 39 Noel, Diana 39,27,67,66,20 Norton, Steven 39,96,87 Nunez, Jose 39,94,104,95 Oceguera, Consuelo 39 Olguin, Mirna 39 Olguin, Ofelia 39 Orozco, Margarita 39,106 Orozco, Rolando 39 Ortega, Ofelia 39 Ortiz, Jacqueline 39,105 Ortiz, Maria Elena 39 Ortiz, Ramon 39 Pacheco, Joe 39 Padilla, Felicitas 39,60 Palomares, Bertha 39 Palomares, Rosa 39 Pena, Hector 39,58,71,72,68,6 Perez, Francisco 39 Pfeiffer, Gregory 39,62 Pike, Miguel 39 Pina, Mario 39 Potts, Diane 39 Pratt, Wayne 4,39,55,56 Preciado, Alvaro 39,69,70 Preciado, Miguel 39 Puffelis, Gustavo 39,62,106,82 Quidolit, Constante 39,56,108 Quijas, Abel 32 Quintana, Rene 39,106 Quintanar, Patricia 39,10,106 Q 9 Quintero, Xochitl 39 Quismundo, Melody 14,40,98, 108,109 Ramirez, Anita 6,40 Ramirez, Carlos 40 Ramirez, Frank 40 Reyes, Manuel 51 Reyes, Carmen 48,40 Reynoso, Daniel 40,58 Rivera, Martha 40 Roberts, Kathryn 40 Rocha, Ramon 40,72,106 Rodriguez, Christina 40 Rodriguez, Jesus 40,58, 106 Rodriguez, Martha 40,106,107 Rojas, Jose 58 Rosado, George 40,71,72 Rosas, Maricela 40 Rotter, Tom 40 Rubio, Mary 40 Ruiz, Andres 40,20,106 Ruiz, Anna 40,60,67,66 Ruiz, Javier 40,106 Rule, Patricia 40 Ryder, Sally 40 Ryder, Susan 40 Sahagun, Ofelia 40 Salas, Adolfo 40 Salas, Pedro 40 Salazar, Arturo 40 Salido, Olga 40 Salido, Sandra 40,61,67,66 Salido, Sara 40 Sandoval, Carmen 40 Sandoval, Flavio 40 I . C Sandoval Scronce, 30 Sofia 40 harles 40,96,20,101 Serrano, Rafael 40 Serrato, J Shadoan, Shaffer, J ose 40 Michael 41,71,72 oseph 41 Siegel, George 82 Silvas, Raymond 41,71,72,73 Smail, Marcus 41 Smith, Michael 41,96,87 Smith, Natalie 41 Smith, Rebecca 41,109 Smith, Sandra 14,41,18,109 Starkweather, Tamra 41 Stevens, John 38,41,56 Stri c kel, Stuart, Vi Lisa 41,22,109 ckie 4,41 Valenzuela, Javier 41 Vanderpool, Deborah 41,24,83 Van Schoiack, Dana 41,20,21, 101 Vasquez, Irene 41,60 Velasco, Angela 42,106 Venegas, Ricardo 42 Verdugo, Baselisa 42 Victoria, Rodolfo 42,69,70 Villa, Guadalupe 42, Villarreal, Maria 42 Viloria, Evelyn 42 Vizcarra, Ricky 42,20 Vogt, Frank 42,71,72 Wade, Gregory 38,42,56 Wallace, William 45,42 Watkins, Catherine 42,83 Watkins, Debra 42,20,21,109 Williamson, Mary 42 Wise, Marcy 38,42,19,98,30,109 Yeager, Ron 42 Yorba, Hector 42,58 Zavala, Juan 42,68,69 Zavala, Lucia 42 STAFF Alvarado, Alberto 56,93 Auditor, Gus 93 Bondi, Jane 92 Brainard, Mickie 92 Crawford, George 73,72 Devine, James 93 Enriquez, Hector 91,104 Flores, Javier 91,67 Flores, Ricardo 91 Garcia, Jenny 92,104 Hann, Gladys 92 Helgeson, Earl 93 Hoffmeyer, Marcia 91,107,108 Lopez, Carlos 91,106 Lucero, Jose 93 Marshall, Alice 91 Mondejar, Clarisa 96 Moore, Georgiana 93 Muhlbach, Irma 92 Munoz, George 56 Norris, Harold 93,112 Ortegon, Leticia 91 Ortiz, Alfonso 93 Owens, Maurine 92 Saxton, Kristeen 92 Schiff, Sallie 92 Silva, Lorraine 92 Tomasula, Gilma 92 Wilbourn, Maurine 92 FACULTY Adkissen, Rachel 41,114,107 Arciaga, Bob 56,115,72,73,83 Atenaide, Carol 115 Baker, Robert 88,102 Ballestrieri, Maria 114 Beard, Lily 92 Boone, John 114,63 Cogdill, Elisabeth 88 Davis, Michael 56,116,103 Dye, Leslie 117 Foster, Thomas 56,116 French, Meredith 117,108 Giardina, Frank 45,116 Giminez, A. 118 Gonzalez, David 6,56,119 Graham, Richard 119 Higgins, Alice 36,90 Hoadley, Julia 90,109 Juarez, Paul 118 Kleinschmidt, Sharon 28,118 Ligon, Cathleen 120,18,101 Macevicz, John 88,101 Mellon, Michael 120,69 IVljr2cado, Oscar 56,90,69,106, Pietila, Ronald 56,120,64,82 Puda, Gary 24,121 Raue, John 25,121,63 Richards, Harold 122,72,100, 22,23 sins, Fred 58,122 Smith, Webb 29,122 Stenvall, Marilyn 122,20,101 Stone, Mary 123,67,81 Sygirson, Virginia 33,11,124, Tighe, Marilyn 124 Treadwell, Peter 125 Williams, Donald 125 Suaza, Josephine 41 Sweeney, Lance 58,108 Talley, Jonie 4,41 Tamayo, Manuel 41 Tapia, Priscilla 36,41,106 Terry, Sheila 41,67,66,108 Thomsen, Curtis 41 Tilley, Ron 41 Torres, Gerardo 41 Torres, Jose 41 Torres, Maria 41 Valadez, Ruben 41,56,63,62 Valadez, Sylvia 41 Photography Credits GLENN DEL CARNIEN Student Photographer PHIL LIGON Faculty and Administra- tion Sections GARY PUDA Coverage - All Sections Photography Classes Coverage - Spring Sports RICKY VIZCARRA Student Assistant Bowermaster Studio Photographic Supplies 149 'fl-'Q' wr, ,f V 7' KJ I I-Nuff! 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