St Paul High School - Lumen Yearbook (Santa Fe Springs, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1979 volume:

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Student Clubs, activities, excitement, involvement, trips, planning, anticipation, goals, working, learning, failure, growing, success, trophies, laughter, tears, . . .hey, that ' s life!! % ? m n. A Touch Of Class Backpackers Do It Step By Step This year the Hiking Club was taken over by Sr. Celine Shumacher. With energetic students, it got off to an enthu- siastic start. Trips were taken to Lytic Creek, San Gorgonio, and the nearby San Bernadino Mountains. Overnight camping trips were interesting and exciting to all involved. Slides and information shared among club members. To quote Sr. Celine, This club is to enjoy the mountains and get away from the smog!! Well, that ' s for sure — hiking ' s the solution! Hi-ho, Hi-ho, it ' s down the hill we go! One of the many picturesque falls al Lytle Creek. 12 HIKING CLUB Sci-Ki Club Meinbcr ' i: I. Ilumaciu. B- Hock- ing, V. Newman, R. O ' GuInn, R. Caslillo, D- HolTnian, J. Thompson, M. Caldon, P. Tram- mell. K. Ojcda, K. Crowdcr, P. Curran. F. Bcccrra, S. Munoz, J. Ackermann, J. Brock, R. Melcndc , V. Marline?., L. Valen ucla. .1. HolTman, .1. Kline, A. Garcia, A. Mala, B. Hum. L. Peila, B. Limon, M. Ferraloro, M. Doniinguc , C. Sanchez, S. Cendejas, ,1. Bcck- erl, D. Lopez. P. Granados, J. Rodriguez, G Alonzo, G. Zamerano, B. Bukosky, D. Mor- eno. O. Perez. A. Rcnleria. C. Smith. C. Mar- tinez, B. Apodaca, D. Zambcrlain, R. Burl, C. Gonzalez, L. Hernandez, M. ColTer. [£. DcLa- Luz, L. Ayala, D. Badillo. C. Madrid, D. Cochneucr, M. Herrera, F. Ramirez, J. Ack- ermann, M Follz. I . Lopez Scc. Treas. Irene Hum; David iciu HolTman: Mod. Mrs. Ransons; Pres A Step Into The Outer Limits! Thanks to a good moderator and interested students, the Sci- enee Fiction Club has begun its second year. This club enables all those Sci-Fi Fanatics to further their interests in strange phenom- ena. Fund-raisers this year included candy apple sales and a candy count contest occurring during the last week of October. The pro- ceeds were to take the members to the annual Knott ' s Scary Farm. Their expeditions have led them to unusual discoveries. Who knows? They might discover where the Cone-heads came from! Gosh-golly-gce, I hope I win! Take a guess! 5 O ' YN VlcMp jpj CLUB 13 Chess Is The Word Is The Word KING ME ' !! L-R: IVIrs. Osborne, David Telles, David Chavez, Maureen Beal. David Zani- berlan. Max Estenger. Ken Crowder. Due to popular demand, Mrs. Osborne and interested stu- dents formed the chess club. In the club, skills were improved by competing bi-weekly in matches with each other. After developing their talents in this game, the chess club sponsored a school-wide tournament where winners were awarded tro- phies at a special presentation banquet. J - ■ n||Pf.l f -r- 9 s Hicm yip i PB I ' m soooooo confused! ' St. Paul Lettermen f f k r ' Miguel Olmedo and coach Rod Hiatt formed the Lettermen ' s Club to honor outstanding Varsity athletes. The club was an assortment of football, basketball, baseball, track and cross-country mem- bers who received a letter in their respective sports. The members supported fellow athletes at sports events in a spirited manner which enhanced the excitement of the games they attended. Isl row: An Arellane;,, Mike Henry. Aaron Charbonnel, Marty Cowan. Sam Gat- field, Doug King. Jim Burgess. 2nd row: Mike Guerrero, Nick Nieto, Miguel Pla, Ray Palmer, Ron Guerrero, Mike Stith, Gil Gome . Bill Meyers, Mod. Rod Hiatt. 3rd row: Albert Arocho, Scott Kellcrup, John Perea, Russ Plewinski, Miguel Ol- medo, Tim Montez, Greg Copeland, Dan Solorza. 4th row: Herman Deutsch, Ben Haro, Dave Varallo, Bob LaCerle, Hendi Ancich, R.iy . rocho. 14 CHESS LETTERMEN L-R: Frank Curran. Pres.; Ernest Bejincz, Alhl. Rep.; Theresa Gunther, 1st V.P.: HolTman, Par. Rep. Chmn.; Pat Martin, Recording Sec. Pat Ma ' N ' Pa Get Involved! Parents energetically gave their support to St. Paul ' s this year. They volunteered their time to help in all phases of St. Paul Life. Fund-raising plans included the annual International Dinner and an Art Auction. This year, the club was headed by Frank Curran, with There- sa Gunther and Cainille Flores as 1st and 2nd Vice Presidents. Parents are as enthused as students Boosters Do It Again! With continuous encouragement, the Boosters undertook the responsibility of supporting our athletic department. As always, they helped our sports activities remain safe and order- ly. They once again sponsored the Varsity Football Awards Banquet. We want to thank the Boosters who stand out proud- ly at our games in their white jackets embossed with Sammy Swordsmen — THANKS!! L, to R. ■ Bernie HolTman. Sgt.-at-Arms: Bob Henry, News Ed.; .Iini Roeken- bach, Pres.; Louis Galindo; 1st V.P.; Chuck Kreichbaum, Treas.; (jreg Lins, 2nd V.P.; not pic. -Bob Waszak, Sec. Boosters selling ral ' lle tickets Disco Epidemic Hits St. Paul! Keeping up with the newest trends, St. Paul High featured a disco club. With Debbie Tapia, a senior, and Mrs. McCracicen, the club boogied off to a great start. There were so many interested students, the club had to split into two sessions! Top row L-R; Debbie Tapia, Cathy Pasillas, David Chavez. Louis Aranda. Palls Flock. Jeaneuc Bell. Mrs McCracken, Tina Solis. Robert Dominguc?, Sterling Putnam; Mid row L-R: Elaine Michalowski. Angela Pina, Mary CalTerty, Dana Jones, Frances Wood, Theresa Flerron. Lisa Peila. Li? Cru7. Cmd Hurtado; Bot. row L-R: Patty Merkel, Kathy Lope , Maria Ferraloro. Anna Domingue?. Theresa Barrett, Lillian Guardian, Paula Wood. This clubs purpose was to in- struct dance using the current disco steps, to promote confi- dence and enjoyment in social sit- uations, to establish friendships, and to create pleasure. They met twice a month on Fridays afters- chool — if you were lucky, some- times you ' d catch some members practicing in the bathroom! Top L-R: Pally Merkel, Louis Aranda, Paula Wood, Dana Jones, Jeanclle Bell. J.ickie Leon. Carlos Sanchez, Angela Pina, Melissa Borbon. Robert Dominguez. Alex Borja; Mid L-R: Elaine Michalowski, Liz Cruz, Theresa Barrett. Lisa Peila, Shelley Roque; Bot L-R: Maria Ferraloro, Frances Wood, Anna Dominguez, Theresa Herron, Lillian Guardian. It ' s just a step to the lel ' l ' n a jump to the right! what ' s the next step? 16 o Back row: Jim Mramor, Sterling Putnam, Martin Alvarez, Byron Schatz, Fred Munoz, Steve Janowicz, Dean Sowa, Steve Cervantes, Ralph Ojeda, Don Zamberlan, Debbie Galloway. Mrs Paredes, Jackie Leon. Jerri Belmontez. Mid. row: Rodney Rojas, Tony Ramirez, Larry Carlin. Pat Mongcau, Pete Carlin, Raul Ojeda, Tom Janowicz, Jim Ibold, Becky Ramos, Lil Guardian, Steve Baca. Front row: Miguel Morales, Ron Janchowski, Cecelia Moraz, Terry Rodriguez, Felice Villasenor, Tracy Talkington, Anna Marquez, Corrine Sanchez, Shelley Jones. TO THE RIGHT TO THE RIGHT!! Below; The final bowl. Bowlers Go On Strike! Headed by our own Mrs. Par- edes with the help of student di- rector Larry Carlin, this year ' s bowling club showed a lot of po- tential. With every weekly meet- ing, the members bowled in a league with four people to a team. With the goal of gaining the title of league champions, they bowled to win weekly trophies. The members acquired confi- dence and at the same time had a lot of fun. Look out bowlers of America - — HERE WE COME!!! Mrs. Paredes shows em how. Below: Recording the scores. 17 Two-Edged Sword What ' s happening? If that ' s what you were asking this year, you should have been reading the Two-Edged Sword. The newspaper staff was really making news this year, letting all students contribute their ideas. It was mainly published by Miss Kearney ' s journalism class, but oth- ers were encouraged to contribute. Miss Kearney, the new moderator, • along with Paul Fournier, editor, and asst. editors, Jim Sherman and Dean Sowa worked to produce monthly newspapers. Among the changes made this year, a new feature, Lines and Letters , was ad- ded in which students could write mes- sages to their friends. On the whole, the staff kept students up to date on what was heppening here at St. Paul. Supervising production. Mike researches controversial topics. Check It Out With This year the Library Guild worked hard to keep our library organized and working as efficiently as possible. Moderated by Mrs. Fleming, the fourteen members of the staff helped sort books, work at the librar- ian ' s desk and in general, did their best to be of service in any way they could. The mem- bers dedicated thirty minutes everyday to help out in the library. It wasn ' t all work though, as they were able to take time out to have their annual Christmas party and the Faculty Tea in February. Also, they planned to take a field trip this Spring and at the end of the year, they had their annual party for the senior members. The Library Guild did a great job in keeping our library working most effectively for the benefit of the students. Front to Back, L-R: Rachelle Carson, Denise Badillo, Shirley Williams, Carmen Cadena, Valerie Martinez, Jacqueline Ackerniann, Janette Ackermann, Mary Wysocki, Maryellen Herrera. Not pictured, Diane Cochncucr, Eric Apodaca, Shirley Melendrez. Kathy Rodri- guez. Librarians: Mrs. Fleming, left, Mrs. Getz, right. 18 LIBRARY GUILD NEWSPAPER Makes The Print! Front row: Pauline Castillo, Mike Crnogorac, DiAnn Sanchez. Patty Merkel; Middle row; Miss Kearney. Maria Quintana, Cathy Pasillas. Jan Beckert. Sandra Aguilar, Sandra Cendejas, Theresa Ybarra. Paul Fournicr. Lisa Mosqueda. Frank Barrerra, Zully Alcantara, Jim Sherman. Roland Grijalva; Back row: Marc Caniglia. Doug Perry, Dean Sowa, Fred Munoz, Steve Janowicz, Dan Will, Carmelo Martinez. The Library Guild! Clockwise: Jackie, Rachelle, and Denise in action! 19 Bishop Moreno and campus priests at Guadalupe Mass. Blessing of the mosaic. iOle, Ole! The Spanish Club this year, headed by Sr. Therese Ma- rie, was made up of people getting involved in Spanish backgrounds. They accomplished their main goal, having the mural of Guadalupe completed, so that all the Hispan- ic-Americans and others could appreciate the beauty of the Mexican faith. In celebration of the completed work, Bish- op Moreno came to the school and a special mass was held. The fund-raisers for this goal were: Sponsering the De- cember dance. See ' s Sucker sales, bake sales, and more. This club was a great asset for those interested in enriching the Hispanic culture at S.P. MiM See ' s Sucker Fund-Raiser 20 SPANISH Jenny Castrillo, Liz Cruz, Maryellen Herre, Patty Schmitz, Paul Fournier, Peggy Nunes. L-R: Maria Perez, Laura Spradlin, Denise Perry, Jacque- line Polo. Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica Maureen Beal Donna Blumberg Alma Cartaya Jenny Castrillo Laura Cervantes Liz Cruz Lori Cruz Troy DeVine Theresa Dias Jackie Felix Paul Fournier Aiejandra Galindo Elizabeth Garcia Bernadine Granados Carmeio Martinez Judy McDonald Ben Melendez Miguel Olmedo Maria Perez Armida Price Carolyn Quintero Elena Sanchez Carla Valenzuela Susan Trapletti Ellen. Jeanne, and Jim present the offerings. C.A.M. Accomplishes Goals In Service Work Under Fr. Curry ' s direction, the Christian Action Move- ment began its second year. The group ' s purpose was to do Christian Service within and outside school. Together the members helped co-ordinate the campus masses held on Thanksgiving, Christmas, and various other special occa- sions. They also worked as organizers and homeroom repre- sentatives during the successful Thanksgiving food drive, where over 40 boxes of food and $600 were collected for the local organizations serving the poor. In the future, club members hope to get involved in more community service projects. Readers preparing for the mass. Thanksgiving mass in progress C.A.M. 21 Row 1: Angela Crider, Lita Avila, Carol Secovitch, Lisa Cervantes, Wen- dy Sevillano, Francis Ramirez, Olivia Sanchez. Row 2: Theresa Kennedy, Jane Blanco, Celia Fitzgerald, Liz Hamilton, Kalhy Gratzer, Fran Xavier, Bev Stoica, Laura Spradlin, Frankye Noto. Row 3: Flavia Rifino, Patty Schmitz, Sonya Munoz. Bcrnadette Hocking, Dale Morales, Kathy Ell- wood, Mary Barich, Terry Rodriguez. Row 4: Paula Noonan, Linda Patterson. Bob La Certe, Jim Heckel. Monica Ramos, Louis Aranda, Larry Castaneda, Gil Berubc, Joey Telles. Peggy Gutierrez, Ms. Bencomo. Row 5: Troy De Vine, Monica Gannon, Rick Holash, Denise Perry, Paul Fournier, Ben Melendez, Corrine Sanchez, Mr. Jiru. Outreach Shows Concern One new club this year was Youth Outreach. Its main purpose was to do services within the community. Their goal was to make students aware of what was going on in the world outside of their own personal lives and help solve some of the problems found. They worked with the poor and elderly, supported the East L.A. Salesian Boy ' s Club, the Hospitality Kitchen, and sponsored the 26 mile March for Hunger. Outreach, an open club, had almost 100 members. We are proud of these students and their Christian work. m 16V.C Attentive listeners?! Mr. Jiru, Leader of the Pack! ' 22 YOUTH OUTREACH t ! The Blues Sisters ' ?! Havin a good time! Tarsus Tops The Chart Tarsus, the music makers of St. Paul, cer- tainly had a busy schedule this year. Soon after the auditions held in October, these selected musicians and singers displayed their gifted talents at different kinds of events throughout the year. Performances were held at detention camps, church functions, the S.P. Christmas concert, a student council conference, and the cam- pus masses. Time out was taken in January for a relaxing retreat up in the mountains. This group, headed by a fantastic music major, Hanan Yaqub, developed a close relationship. Although hard work was the main action, this group had a fun time. Tarsus brings holiday cheer at the Christmas concert. Bol. L-R: Eric Rosas. Byron Schatz, Greg Gallegos. Gerry Home, Li? Hamilton. Lisa Peters, Sharon Flaim, Top; Tony Arciniega, Rick Arciniega, Paul Fournier, Matt Gray. Monica Caldon. Julie Dahnke, Rose Ontiveros, Patty Doublet, Ms. Yaqub. not pic, Joan Rodarte, Jim Tomey. TARSUS 23 Secretaries Ready For Business For anyone interested in a career in business, the Secretary ' s Club was the club to join. Its main pur- pose was to help its members fur- ther their knowledge of the secre- tarial field. It consisted of 60 members all of whom were juniors and seniors in business classes. They participated in such activi- ties as field trips to major busin- esses and listening to guest speak- ers at meetings. They sponsored bake sales, grams, raffles, and a most successful, Father-Daughter Night. Proceeds went towards buying equipment for the business department. Moderated by Miss Oswald and Mrs. Armstrong, the Secretary Club was very popular and enriching. I Alphabetically: Sandy Aguilar, Carol Belland, Dee Dee Belmont, Donna Blumberg, Sue Blumberg, Lisa Candiff, Toni Cardenas, Yolanda Cardenas, Jenny Castrillo, Eileen Cederwall, Diane Cochneur, Kathy Crawley, Liz Cruz, Maria DeJuan, Suzie Everhart, Deanna Franco, Linda Galloway, Mary Gomez, Cathy Espinosa, Gahi Hecker, Diane Howell, Lorraine Jones, Kim Kolbeck, Helen Legaspi, Dee Dee Licata, Cathy Lo, Debbie Lopez, Diane Lopez, Anne Marie Maikisch, Deanna Mandichak, Debbie Martin, Judy McDonald, Rosie Medina, Doreen Morasky, Kocki Nault, Brenda Necoechea, Theressa O ' Loane, Linda Perkins, Jeanne Prevost, Monica Ramos, Robbie Rodriguez, Caroline Rosales, Maria Salazar, Helen Rossa, Susan Ruiz, Lynn Sanchez, Patti Schmitz, Cindy Strobel, Sue Trapletti, Theresa Ybarra, Norma Berumen, Liz Gallegos, Yvette Morales, Monica Quiroz, Mary Ellen Herrera. Officers: Pres., Cathy Cruz; V. Pres., Diane Flores; Sec, Anita Eiias. Plans in making for Father-Daughter Night. 24 SECRETARY CLUB P A NHS CSF The NHS CSF existed with goals to pro- mote scholarship and service within the school community. Membership was ex- tended to those students who displayed academic excellence in school and com- munity activities. During this past year, members have as- sisted with the Eighth Grade Open House and the February Entrance Test. NHSMEMBERS R. Palmer S. Laricchia J. Flores L. Galloway D. Morales SENIORS L. Peters M. Lenzen M. Galindo L. Gonzalez M. Muleady J. Ackerman M. Peterson D. Licata D. Guerrero B. Graham J. Nunez J. Addington A. Pina L. Malinzak E. Hamilton J. Graves M. Perez R. Alexander M. Quintana M. Martinez K. Hartley J. Hammer D. Perry L. Aranda E. Rodriguez A. McCabe T. Herzog R. Holash A. Prioli F. Barrera D. Sanchez A. McFarland L. Hiatt E. Ibold T. Schmitz J. Beckert L. Sanchez K. McWeeney D. Hoffman K. Maguire B. Stoica A. Bejinez R. Schrager B. Meiendez G. Jacobs A. Maikisch J. Sutton L. Benson E. Stagno R. Messett M. Kriechbaum J. McDonald D. Telles D. Blumberg M. Sullivan D. Morales M. Krupnak C. Martinez C. Truxaw S. Blumberg D. Telles M. Muleady A. Licata M. Mulcahey N. Westbrook J. Borer T. Townsend J. Nunez A. Macias N. Nieto F. Xavier A. Cardenas S. Trapletti M. Pereira C. Martin M. Olmedo M. Carlson C. Valenzuela D. Perry M. Martin L. Peters SOPHS R. Casarez N. Viele L. Pisano L. Marron M.T. Peterson R. Borgell E. Cederwall C. Wrona A. Prioli J. McDonald M. Quintana A. Borja D. Crague P. Ramirez N. Medina J. Sacco D. Brunton K. Crawley JUNIORS E. Reyes C. Mendoza L. Sanchez H. Cantarero J. Curran C. Armas C. Sanchez A. Milanez D. Sanchez V. Chervenak A. Elias A. Arocho J. Schifando L. Miranda P. Schmitz A. Crider J. Failla D. Beauchamp D. Schuiz M. Mulcahey R. Schraeger J. Dahnke C. Figueroa K. Borchard C. Solorza M. Muller E. Stagno J. Enfield M. Foltz C. Blumberg L. Spradlin R. Murza B. Stoica C. Fitzgerald P. Fournier J. Burgess B. Stoica B. Nassen T. Townsend S. Flock L. Galloway C. Bustamante J. Sutton J. Nowinski S. Trapletti J. Flores J. Gannon J. Chavez J. Thompson R. Ontiveros C. Valenzuela D. Guerrero J. Graves E. Cruz D. Tourville I, Ortiz C. Wrona K. Hartley A. Grillo T. DeVine C. Truxaw S. Praetorius T. Herzog J. Hammer T. Diaz P. Walsh A. Price JUNIORS L. Hiatt R. Holash G. Estenger N. Westbrook C. Quintero C. Armas D. Hoffman D. Howell J. Felix A. Wesselman R. Ramos C. Blumberg M. Kriechbaum 1. Humaciu L. Fierro F. Wood F. Rifino K. Bruce M. Krupnak E. Ibold M. Friend F. Xavier F. Rocha M. Chervenak M. Martin C. Lee J. Foltz V. Zapien J. Rodarte L. Cruz A. Molina C. Lo E. Gallegos C. Secovitch T. DeVine M. Mulcahey S. Loly E. Garcia SOPHS K. Smay T. Diaz R. Murga D. Lopez E. Garcia G. Aguirre E. Soto P. Doublet B. Nassen K. Maguire T. Gonzalez C. Alonzo M. St. John J. Felix J. Nowinski A. Maikisch L. Gramata L. Aranda K. Sullivan M. Friend A. Price C. Martinez B. Granados L. Avila J. Todd K. Fortney C. Quintero R. Martinez K. Gratzer W. Barrett V. Warner A. Fournier F. Rocha J. McDonald S. Gutierrez P. Bates S. Williams A. Galindo C. Secovitch S. McGovern S. Gunther F. Becerra E. Garcia J. Todd M. Mendoza J. Haworth H. Cantareros CSF Members: E. Garcia J. Umberg T. Montez T. Higuera L. Cervantes SENIORS J. Wheels M. Mulcahey C. Hernandez V. Chervanak L. Aranda L. Gramata S. Williams B. Myers L. Hernandez L. Cirigliano A. Bejinez B. Granados N. Nieto S. Hodges A. Crider L. Benson K. Gratzer P. Noonan P. Flock J. Dahnke S. Blumberg S. Gunther L. Ochoa D. Jimenez D. Dequardo J. Castro D. Jimenez M.OImedo J. Kirk R. Dominguez A. Elias J. Kline T. O ' Loane J. Kline J. Enfield M. Foltz A. McFarland C. Pasillas S. Kolbeck P. Ertle P. Fournier B. Meiendez NHS CSF 25 Front. Mayte Solis, Rebecca Varela. Monica Leon, Anna Bejinez, Julie Todd. Back L-R; Alex Borja, Mike Krupnak. Lina Contreras, Mr. Despard, Nadine Perkins. Robin Sibbings. Not pic. Maureen Martin, Chris Wrona. Vive La France! Altentative listeners. Le Cercle Francais, or better known as the French Club, is one of our newer clubs this year. Meeting bi-monthly, 13 active members come together to learn more about the French language and culture by play- ing games, listening to records, and taking field trips to educational places. The club sold refreshments at dances to raise money for a dinner at a French restau- rant and a service project for the school. Hopefully this club will spawn a new generation of appreciators of the French culture. Selling refreshments at dance as fund-raiser. 2 6 FRENCH CLUB The sport of flyswatting! Raquetball Club St. Paul was really getting into the fascinating sport of ra- quetball this year as one of our newest clubs was established. The raquetball club was open to anyone and had a member- ship of 1 7. The members would go every Saturday to work out and get some exercise with a lot of fun by playing games at the La Mirada Raquetball Club. Another good side of their club was the tournament they planned to have. Over all, this club was one of the most active and fun clubs here at St. Paul. Walch the wall! Top: Doug Perry. Mark Newman, Chuck Kriechbaum. Middle: Leo Fandino, Gary Levario, Steve Ivers. Bob Wolfe. Mike Mulcahey, John McGauley, Rick Holash. Bottom: Nancy Westbrook. Mrs. Hemnie, Zully Alcantara. Reina Cano, Elena Sanchez, Tony Milanez, Michelle Morales, Vivian Nava, Marina Morales. HWAAH!!! RAQUETBALL 27 28 SKI CLUB Dealing wilh icy road conditions Mods: Gloria Wargo Ray Guarino Liz Apodaca Albert Arocho Kelly Baca Mary Barich Carr Blumberg Sue Blumberg, Sec. Jim Byron Mary Callen Lisa Candiff, Pres. Peter Carlin Mary Carlson Paula Chavez Rob Connors Jaculin Cowart Dana Crague Stacy Cuilik Maria DeJuan Frank Dispalalu Joe Dominici P.J. Dominici Sandy Gonzales Liz Hamilton Joni Hammer Jack Heemskerk Rick Holash Jamie Ibold Suzettc Laricchia Cathy Lee Marcy Lenzen Brigette Leone Cathy Lo Scott Loly Art Ludwig John McGauley, Treas. Tom McGauley Kalhy McWeeney Cathy Mendoza Martha Murcia, V. Pres. They ' ll Be Comin ' Roun ' The Mountain! Without a doubt, the ski club was definitely one of the most popular clubs ever to swoosh by St. Paul High. With the help of special student skiing agencies, the members were able to ski to their hearts content at fairly rea- sonable prices, at such tantalizing slopes as Mammoth, Squaw Val- ley, Heavenly Valley, North Star, and many other places. Trips gave members a chance to get away from the hassles of everyday life, as well as taking in a few breathtaking sights, wheth- er it be a beautiful snow capped mountain against a crystal clear blue sky, or a fellow skier of the opposite gender. But either way you look at it, this club has given students opportunities to ski and to meet new people. Hopefully this year ' s success will continue for all future skiers at St. Paul. Nelson Murcia Roxanne Nault Robert Nieto Eddie Niemala Theressa 0 Loane Suzanne Porras Bridget Quirk Patti Roberts Sandy Saenz Ted Sorosky John Tucker Julie Umberg Mark Uranga Nancy Viele Amy Wesselman Nancy Westbrook Chris Wrona Clubs Clubs Clubs Clubs H ? l 1 Eyj--; ' m 1 gN ' «I H rl H H a il , ' 1 J i B i V ■ L ' ' 10 ' H m t f -- CLUB CANDIDS 29 Staff Survives Another Year? Lumen was both a class and an after- school activity. The class which was held 2nd period, consisted of 9 seniors and 1 sophomore who produced the contents of the book. Of course, the afterschool gang played a big part in this production. This club provided experiences that were un- natural to human abilities, such as: work- ing in the wee hours to meet a deadline, racking brains for unique ideas, organizing photo sessions where no one showed up for the pictures, struggling with malfunction- ing typewriter and un cooperative fingers, having completed layouts refused, mis- placing important pictures, and basically, living through it all. Well, now you know why sanitariums are necessary! Believe it or not, we, the Lumen-atics, headed by Lucy Sacco, had a fun (?) time. Great friendships were developed between all which made accomplishing our heavy tasks easier. This year proved to be one of craziness, destruction, nausea, and studiousness, all of which the Lumen captured. This had to be one of the most exciting clubs on cam- pus — regardless of some of the insane jobs. A bit of advice to future Lumen-atics — GOOD LUCK!!! Top: Anne-Marie Maikisch, Leslie Aranda, Jennie McGuire, Cathy Mendoza, Bottom: Jeanne Castro, Cathy Lee, Chris Wrona, Mod. Ms. Sacco Cari and Linda ' s joint effort. 8t- ■ Take my body or my layouts! 30 LUMEN STAFF Top row: Anne Chervenak, Julie Dahnke, Carol Secovitch, Cari Dunn, Linda Blackett, Bottom row: Anna Duda, Mary Margaret Salvatore, Susie Flock. Kathy works tediously. LUMEN STAFF 31 Do You Remeinberi — Falling in the lake at the big sis HI sis picnic? — Going into the wrong class, or not being able to get your locker open? — The Freshmen ' s initiation? Dear Alma Mater, we pledge to thee. . . —The World Series? ' — Half days during the 100-105 degree heat wave? — The rallies? — The Soph football players who dressed up as cheerleaders? — Taking the Senior 79 picture? — Taking the Senior 79 picture? — And finally, taking the Senior 79 picture? —Grand Old Flag and Bill Bailey ' — Who turned your class ring the 80th time? — Rain on the day of the Homecoming game vs. Servile? — The Homecoming Court: Lisa Candiff, Mary Stanton, Sandy Saenz, Marty Delgado, and Queen Julie Yaeger? — Firesin the trash cans and food fights at lunch? — The film at the Thanksgiving assembly? The Thanksgiving food drive success? — The ' Top Turkey ' — Mr. Woods? — Coming in first place in competition? — Coming in last place in competition? — The Space Cadets Club? —The Singles Club? — The Spanish Club, and all the other clubs? — The March for Hunger? — Getting lost, sick, tired, and sore? « — The underground newspapers — The tower and its death? — A great Football season? — Saturday Night Live? —The Conehead(s)? — The fire alarms? —Girls on the Cross Country Team ' , — Hi Jinx? Cold morning practices and bombing at try- outs? — The snow in January? — The Senior Ski Trip to Snow Summit and Snow Valley? — Drama Society ' s presentation of The Matchmaker . Free to be , and Once Upon A Mattress ? — All those Wonderful Dreadful (check one) dances: Homecoming at Rio Hondo? Girl ' s League at Cal State Long Beach? Prom at Disneyland? Sadie Hawkins at S.P. Memorial Gym? Father-Daughter Night? The Dance-a-thon? All the monthly dances? iiVHMJ — Running for an office? — WASC Evaluation? —The student forum where major newsmaking topics such as the dress code and locked parking lot gates were discussed? — The way we were? —The snack bar food? — An exciting Basketball season? -Ms. Bruich ; (fill in the blank) These and all our memories helped to make this year a very special one for everyone! NO, I FORGOT! 33 ASB Initiates Involvement This year St. Paul ' s Associated Student Body has lived up to their title. Not only did the ASB provide an excellent Spirit Week and Homecoming, but they began new projects such as the student forum and the Champions assembly. This year they have also received active participa- tion from members of various clubs in our school. The student participation this year, was the highest it ' s ever been at St. Paul ' s. Such policies and improvements have paved the way for future student govern- ments. Secretary, Gus Gonzalez Dir. of Internal Pub., Patty Granados Maria and friend ponder over a problem 34 ASB Paul puts in his views at a meeting Matt listens attentively to DiAnn ' s suggestions. Mr. McGuire swears in new executive officers, Gus Gonzalez and Patty Granados. ASB 35 St. Paul Singers Reach New Heights 1st. Row: David Brett, Gus Gonzalez, Valerie Newman. Dee Dee Howell, Felice Villasenor, Anne Licata. 2nd Row: John Rodriguez, Gregg Gallegos, Rick Arciniega, Tom Cuellar, Jim Tomey, Rose Ontiveros. Kathy Sullivan, Virginia Chervenak, Leticia Abarca, Armida Price. 3rd. Row: Eric Rosas, Richard LeGaspi, Joe Gray, Kenny Howell, Julie Dahnke, Patty Doublet. Gloria Aquirre, Gerry Home, Joan Rodarte, Helielt Canlarero. 4th Row: John McGauley, Matt Gray, Matthew Galindo, Sharon Flaim, Lisa Peters, Judeen Haworth, Carol Secovitch, Liz Hamilton, Paula Alvarez. This year ' s St. Paul Singers, consisting of 35 students, were the largest they had ever been. It was a mixed choir with intermediate to advanced singers while Les Chanteuses was a select group of twelve girls that met in the mornings to practice. Both of these groups sang many different styles of songs. Under the direction of Ms. Hanan Yaqub, they per- formed at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Regional Choral Festival, and the Spring Music Workshop at Mount St. Mary ' s College. Ms. Hanan Yaqub, Director Practice Makes Perfect For Les Chanteuses i 1st Row: Ms. Yaqub, Gerry Home, Lisa Peters, Armida Price, Julie Dahnke. 2nd Row: Rose Ontiveros, Virginia Chervenak, Carol Secovitch, Judeen Haworth. 3rd Row: Gloria Aguirre, Joan Rodarte, Paula Alvarez, Sharon Flaim. 36 S.P. SINGERS LES CHANTEUSES Tune In To The Troubadours 1st. Row: Josie Gonzalez, Theresa Barrett, Elsa Ruiz, Laura Zona, Car- men Gomez, Jen Sorbara, Denise Rodriguez, Rachelle Caron, Tracy Talk- inglon, Liz Hiatl, Genevieve Hernandez, 2nd Row: Debbie Heller, Martha Melendez, Genevieve Zamorano, Lisa Guppy, Kathy Kautz, Patricia Min- jarez, Natalie Rucinski, Lori Hernandez, Robin Sibbing, Rebecca Varela, Paula Wood, Donna Cardenas, Maria Ferraloro, Tina McCann. 3rd Row: Carie Dunn, Anna Renleria, Paula Maurice, Elaine Michalewski. Angle Myers, Mary Ryan, Kelly Roberts, Maria Sanchez, Bridgette Hunt, Patti Novak, Cecilia Meraz, Yvetle Cormier, Sue Gray, Kim Lasken, Julie Montano. 4th Row: Lorraine Keogh, Jcri Belniontez, Linda Vera, Mau- reen Dougherty, Margaret Aycr, Sheila McWeeney, Becky Ramos, Dar- lene Martin, Debbie Truschel, Sandra Calles, Felicia Lenzen. Jeanette Wagner, Mary Patterson, Valerie Martinez, Laura Lorona, Kathy Jara- niillo, Karen Maldonado. Swordsmen Chorale Round Up The Year The Troubadours and the Swordsmen Chorale, both new groups, were composed of students that were beginning to ad- vanced singers. These groups were open to any grade level as a class, in which they learned many different styles of music. They performed at the Christmas Concert, Spring Concert, Regional Choral Festival, and the Spring Music Workshop at Mount St. Mary ' s College under the direction of Ms. Hanan Yaqub. The Swordsmen Chorale members are: Tony Arciniega, Jose Arocho, Jeff Baumeister, Danny Bockhold, Peter Cor- dova, Xavier Espino, Larry Frabotta, Ben Grado, Larry Guereque, Cliff Heidrich, David Hernandez, Jaime (bold, Mario Irizarry, Manuel Juarez, Joseph Mclendrez, Alan Mendez, Dale Morales, Jim Noltensmeier, Hector Palacios, Armando Perez, Sterling Putnam, Mike Restelli. Henry Reyes, John Rooks, Ruben Sequra, Joseph Sowa, Tom Sweeney, Robert Villa. TROUBADOURS CHORALE 37 Sonya Elizalde struggles with paint cans backstage. H E 1 H if L y 1 r Hp ' ■ . ' i f ' wiif J I H H Drama Society Makes A Fresh Start With the administration providing a sub- stantial budget and Mr. Gene Putnam, a qualified director, drama took quite a step forward this year. The year began with an excellent performance of the Matchmak- er, at Rio Hondo ' s Wray Theater. It was described by many people as very profes- sional and the best high school show they ' d seen . They rounded out the year by performing Free To Be ... You and Me as a fundraiser, and the much await- ed musical Once Upon A Mattress . Judging by the quality of the perfor- mances, drama became truly successful this year. L to RT: Projectionist, John McGauley; make-up artist Kelly Bowker; stage manager, Kathy McGovern, at Rio Hondo ' s Wray Theater. Barbera Stoica, backstage for the Match- maker 38 DRAMA SOCIETY Drunken Mrs. Maloy, (Julie Chavez), throws money onto stage in Act 4 Director, Gene Putnam, and Rio student give notes to cast during dress rehearsal. V IHAm I ' ll Backstage, Cec Bond prepares to be made-up DRAMA SOCIETY 39 Three mature senior girls. S.P. Girls Terrorize The Hills Of La Mirada All was calm on Aug. 24th at La Mirada Regional Park. The quiet water in the lake rippled gently in the breeze. Here and there couples played tennis or frisbee and joggers were scattered over the green hills. But, suddenly, loud and strange noises were heard from under a giant tree which was completely hidden by toilet paper. Further investigation led to the discovery of hundreds of girls spreading havoc and confusion and all in all creating bedlam throughout the park. No, they were not Beaman escapees, but rather S.P. seniors showing the new freshman girls how to have fun . The annual Big Sis-Lil ' Sis Picnic was an obvious success thanks to the hardworking ASB officers, especially the Sr. class officers who planned and sponsored the entire event. All the girls, seniors and freshmen alike, will probably always remember that wild and crazy day . 40 BIG SIS-LIL ' SIS PICNIC 41 S.P. Activities 42 ACTIVITIES Hard Work Pays Off For The J.V. ' s The 1978-79 J.V. Cheerleaders added alot of spirit to St. Paul this year. Headed by Cynthia Martin, they worked hard all summer, coming back from camp with a superior trophy and superior ribbons. They also took first place in the Arroyo Competition, and along with cheering at the Sophomore games, added a great deal of pep to the rallies. Boltom-JoAnn Schmit?. Cynthia Martin. Alena Engic, Kathic Kenned), Top-Molly Quirk, Gina DiMola, Julie Magdaleno. Bottom row: Julie Younger; Lori Romero; Julie Yeager; pep-squad leader, Kathy Crawley; leader. Donna Blumberg; Lisa Daly. Top row: Patti Walsh; Kelly Weaver; Jackie Felix. A Squad To Remember: ' 78- ' 79 Cheerleaders. Each member of the ' 78- ' 79 cheerleading squad will always remember their remarkable year! Countless practices proved worthy as they placed 1st in Arroyo Competition. Dedication and attitude were some of the key factors in their success, and they did much more than many people ever realize. Their craziness added much to the spirit of St. Paul and the Swords- men pride shall always remain in their hearts. Alrighta, MMM. . . Yeah!! Kathy Crawley looks on as winning raffle ticket is drawn. K 4 ■ ' - V ■ ; A i( ? jt- -UF 1 F3 - H W] M pBgi K 2a3-aiJWi , gjjW JEj c m ■ai- fc m VPHps k 1 ' S . M Julie Yeager at 8th grade summer cheer clinic. 44 CHEERLEADERS Julie, Lisa and Donna show the ir spirit at an outdoor rally. Kelly yells from the top of the world . y - CHEERLEADERS 45 Songleadcrs Do ' Sc Do al a Hoc Down Joni helps in making pep posters. Squad members with foolball fathers, on Dad ' s Night. 46 SONGLEADERS 15 Leader. Susie Pedroza cheers at an outdoor rally. Bottom: Mary Therese Peterson, l.inda Gramata, Middle: Theresa Schmitz, Jill Johnston, Stephanie McGovern, Annette Vargas, Top: Joni Bakerink, leader, Susie Pedroza, Lisa Garcia. Songleaders: Happy Memories Fill Their Hearts This year ' s songleaders worked together to have fun and to improve the spirit of the school. Their long and many hours of practice proved rewarding when they re- ceived Superior trophies at summer camp in Santa Barbara and, later in the year, placed 1st at the Arroyo Competition. They helped plan several successful rallies along with other spirit-filled activities. ' 78- ' 79 will always hold fond and happy memories for each member of this squad! Linda, leading 8th graders at cheer clinic 47 Leader, Marty Delgato Co-leader, Maggie Mendoza Performing Squad pres.. Sue Trapletti Terry Montejo cheers at a football game Maureen Beal Theresa Sobora Ruth Casarez Flagsters Remain Number One! The flagsters hard work this summer paid off when they received sweepstakes at camp and first place at competition. This year they joined the cheerleaders and songleaders in cheering at the games, as well as performing at halftime. Here the flagsters speak up about the year. Maureen, I ' ve learned alot about myself and gained confidence. Ruth, I ' ve gotten to know many people whom have lasted as great friends. Maggie, It ' s made me realize that you need other people and you have to work together as a family. Marty, It ' s really great to have a meaningful relationship with each one of the members. Terry, In flag it ' s one for all and all for one, we ' ve become good friends. Sue, I wouldn ' t trade the experience I ' ve had for anything. Theresa, It was fun but hard and I wanted to prove it to myself that I could do it. 48 FLAGSTERS FLAGSTERS 49 Varsity Band performs at a rally. Good Vibrations Comin ' Atcha This year the St. Paul Band, directed by Mr. Claric, expanded in size considerably. The Cadet band consisted of forty-two students, most of whom had never played in a band before. They made plans to put on a concert for the public. The intermediate band, which consisted of seven students, already had some experience with their instru- ments. In the varsity band there were over seventy students. They performed at all home football games and playoff games and added pep to the rallies. After football season they became a concert band, playing in the Annual Spring Concert among others. The band played a variety of music such as rock, jazz, and classical. Since it still is a young band, there will be plenty of returning talent as well as new talent in the years to come. Mr. Clark leaches cadet band. 50 BAND Varsity Band Members: Vivian Alcaraz. Steven Arellanes, Katherine Arguijo. Deanne Belmont, Michael Borgelt, Rudy Borgelt, Donald Bowker, Michael Bryant, Russell Burt, Monica Caldon, Anthony Cardenas, Stella Cardenas, Ronald Carillo, Roberta Casarez, Angela Crider, Lori Cruz, Robert Dominguez, Joseph Dominici, Eric Ferneau, Daniel Forniss, Michael Franco, Ernest Gallo, Christine Gonzales, Donna Guerrero, Michael Guerrero, Ronald Guerrero, Louise HiatI, David Hoffman, James Hoffman, Boyd Horan, Marcella Jaramillo, Janette Kirk, Michael Kriechbaum, Caroline Macias, Gloria Martinez. Lawrence McCann, Susan McGovern, Gilbert Mendina, Thom- as Medina, Gregory Mendoza, Lisa Mendoza, Anthony Milanez, Deborah Mohr, Alonzo Mon- talvo, Mark Morlet, Ruth Murga, Les Palacio, Dana Parra, Paul Prevost, Carol Probstfeld, Richard Quezada, Anthony Ramirez, Jackie Rodriguez, Kathleen Rodriguez, Marie Rodriguez, Mike Resales, Carlos Sanchez, Francisco Sanchez, Patricia Schmitz, James Sherman, Robert Solorza, Laura Spradlin, Mary St. John, Paul Stout, Joseph Thompson, Dwayne Van Wyhc, Victoria Warner, Paul Wcsselman. Frances Wood, David Zamberlan, David Zapien, Vincent Zapien Cadet Band Members: Diana Acosta. Juan Anzaldo, Ausencio Ariza, Juan Arizu, Heideniarie Borgelt, John Castro, Denelle Cha- parro, Timothy Clavin, Adelina Contreras, Frank Demyanek, Par- ris De Vine, George Figucroa, Anne Fitzgerald, Rene Gandara, Penny Garcia, Matthew Gleason, Henry Guzman, Marina Haro, Camille Herzog, Maria Higuera, Thomas Janowicz, Scott Lee, Gina Levcndoski, Paul Lombardo, Lawrence Lopez, Anna Mar- quez, David McCann, Chris McGinn, Maricela Mendez. Patrick Praetorius. Michael Pellkofer, Linda Rockenbach, Ron Richison, Patricia Rossa, Byron Schat , Larry Serrano, Teresa Smith, Henry Torres, Philip Trammcll, Mark Uranga, Jane Ventura. Intermediate Band Members: Ka- ren Arguijo, Mark Dominguez, Ge- nevieve Gomez, Susan Mata, John Perry, Carollynn Smith, Bruce Stwertnik Tall Flags Wave To The Sky The Tall Flag squad grew in size, from the original eight members, to ten this year. They attended camp in the summer, at Santa Cruz, where they did excellently, walking away with a 2nd place trophy and an overall Superior trophy. The squad at- tended competitions and also made up flag routines to perform at half-times. The girls learned to work together and became very close by the end of the year. This is what they have to say about their squad: Jean- ette, It ' s made me respect the responsibil- ities of leadership; it ' s made my hair curly ; Anne-Marie, The best part was- getting to know one another better, and working together, and going crazy at camp ; Linda, It has made me become more responsible; you always know the la- test gossip ; Heliett, Now I feel more involved in school, I feel a part of the school ; Laurie, We learned to get along with others; I really enjoy half-times ; Laura, It has shown me how to work with others; Heliett ' s laugh has affected me ; Carla, It made me appreciate belonging to something; to me the squads are like another family ... Kneeling: Carla Figueroa, Helielt Canterero, Linda Galloway, Laurie Benson, Anne-Marie Maikisch, Nancy Ventura. Standing: Jeanette McDonald, Tammi Lascari, Laura Parra, Sue Terrv. Laurie, Tanimi. and t.mda at hall-lime. 52 TALL FLAG From left to righl: Ellen iBold, Lisa Peters. Laurie Ochoa, Donna Guerrero Leader, Laurie Ochoa. Majorettes Twirl To the Rhythm The majorettes of ' 78- ' 79 consisted of a group of four hardworking girls. They learned to work and have fun together and they grew closer as they achieved success and year long goals. They did excellently at summer camp, taking trophies and ribbons in every class. This is what they say about their squad: Lisa (vet 1 ), It ' s been a challenge, but, it ' s worth it; twirling fire is something I ' ll never forget ; Donna (rookie), I like the way it feels when you ' re out there performing and you see all the people in the stands ; Ellen (vet 2), I strengthened and made new friendships; twirling fire was the highlight of my experiences ; Laurie (leader), I ' ve had to learn to handle difficult situations and responsibilities; (hi Mom!) MAJORETTES 53 New Squad, Jazzmines Boogie Down-Field This year, replacing the Drill Team, St. Paul enjoyed a new group of performers at half-time. They were formally called The Jazzmines, but were more regularly known as the Dance Team. Headed by Beth Stagno, with co-leaders Deanna Franco and Sharon Flaim, the dancers choreographed half-time routines and routines for competition. When asked about their year on this squad almost all the dancers agreed that summer camp was one of the most exciting highlights. They left camp with two superior trophies and both superior and excellent ribbons from their classes. Here are some other things they said about the year: Gina, It ' s shown me how to handle responsibility ; Sharon, I like to perform and see all the spirit at the games ; Beth, I ' ve made a lot of good friends; I ' m looking forward to next year ; Judeen, It has affected me greatly; I ' m more involved in school and what it ' s all about ; Beth, I learned to tolerate people and responsibility ; Kim, The best part was Friday night games and just all of us being togeth- er! ; (Guess who), I loved to go hyper at the games and practices. Bottom row: Jeanne Castro, Judeen Haworth, Beth Stagno, Laura Williams, Sharon Flaim, Back row: Deanna Franco, Beth Smith, Kim Kilbeck, Gina Stagno, Bobbi Casarez. 54 DANCE TEAM •: - -. „-■ -« VU S l  . . H r- fc- l-fe M. w c : --yi J ■l ;.-. '  tv. - K H « c. .. bl T - -iS - 4 ij- lull HagslLTs . , practice as usual! Working, learning, improving, belonging, sharing . . . having fun!! SQUAD CANDIDS 55 56 p - 4 , M ' ' Ifiij , (umi M T 10 kit milkim t Ifij Id ' J ' Ml M Ik will we New begijj .crowdedcl J gs, confi i |i, a d fighte I qsl seeking ( coac Is, a sea, schedules, mini-cours yftifends, rftf nigh xilL garrfes swwdsm| arrells, laufthi r, €5Vti s, plays, securi- jfVlfy, dances aaiS agles, nervousness, em- DarrassingTTioments, waiting, the bell, free!? ... homework ... parking lot maniacs, pride, Hawaii, ring day, find- ing 79, hi-jinx, summer, hell week, navy socks, sandles, the quad, taking the senior picture for the third time, rallies, chalk talks, seasons, change, wondering, waiting, dreading. . antici- pation, reality, 4 minutes, 4 years- . . graduation. . . V imm Aim 57 7f Friends, ek out your j be the best person you can be Don ' t be afraid to dream, or to look back and remember. . . the laughter the tears the love we shared and the true friends we ' ve gained. Never forget, you are somebody. You stand for something. You count. Looking back, we ' ve come a long way, and without each other it would have been impossible, - -oking on, nember friend, there is so much more JU1 ahead . . . Eileen ' 79 Good luck ; Art, Maria, Lisa, Patty, Eileen A Farewell Message Dear Seniors of 1979, I wish to preface these remarks by expressing my sincere gratitude to your class for the outstanding role it has played in building up the St. Paul community these past four years. Because you cared about this school, because you were concerned for its ' well-being, we have grown as a family while each of you have grown to young adulthood. You have given generously of your time and talents to enhance the image of your school, to improve its many programs and to create an atmosphere in which we could all work together in a spirit of harmony and mutual support. We are most grateful to you. For the respect and friendship which you have shown to me personally, I add a very special note of thanks. And now you will soon be leaving us. As you take this step, my feelings are ambivalent. I regret to see you leave, yet I am excited at the limitless potential for further growth which exists in the worlds of higher education, of work, of family, to which you go. As you make this transition, I ask you to remember your roots and cherish them. Your home, your parents, your family, your church, your school have all contributed to making you what you are. They are the sources of deep strength. You would be well advised to continue to draw from these sources. For the future, I say to you, be happy! But note that true happiness does not come from the possession of things or people. It consists in being free of slavish servitude to things and in being capable of giving ourselves to others-to loving without counting the cost and being loved in return. Be hopeful! Never let failure drag you down to cynicism and despair. Keep your dreams alive. You have a Father in heaven who loves you, cares for you, and will help you achieve all that is truly good. Be at peace! The peace I wish you is that which comes from a good conscience - from the ability to say to yourself that in all life ' s decisions, you have tried to do what is honest, decent and true. No other peace is possible or worth having. May God bless you and keep you always. Father Aidan M. Carroll Principal LETTER TO SENIORS Seniors Save The Best STSin Seniors - Seeking lo find. . memories brought about by ASB. Initiating the Freshmen at the Big Sis-l.il Sis Picnic and the Frosh Welcome Dance; wearing yellow during Spirit Week; choosing your Top 10 Favorites for Homecoming; the Spirit at the Homecoming rally; the excitement in the air for Girl ' s League; the special evening spent with Daddy at Father Daughter Night; Prom - staying out all nighl; special moments with Mom - Senior Mother Reception; our tears, laughter and hard work throughout the years will always be remcnir be red. Class Officers: Patty Schmilz, Rep; Lisa Candiff. Pres; Art Ludwig, Rep; Eileen Cederwall. Rep; Maria Quintana, Sec Treas. In foreground: Little Bear Fool. SENIOR OFFICERS 59 Jacqueline Ackermann Janette Ackermann James Addmgton Sandra Aguilar Leslie Aranda Mm, mm, home cookin ' from Kathy, Julie, and Scotl, Katberine Arguijo Charles Armenia Raymond Arocho John Avila Michael Avila 60 SENIORS Louie Aranda Joni Bakerink David Barela Mary Barich Sammy Swordsman and Senior girls Irene Barrass Francis Barrera Robert Becker Janet Beckert Aww, Lisa, I didi Ana Bejinez Brian Bell Carol Belland Deanne Belmont SENIORS 61 Laurie Benson Norma Be rumen George Bethel J ay me Black Donna Blumbei Jim Borer nOuld ' vc Staved iis morning. Michael Borgelt Martin Briones Rebecca Brown Mike Butler Mary Cafferty 62 SENIORS Thomas Caire Monica Caldon Roger CaHes Adam and Eve. Lisa Candiff Marc Caniglia Nancy Canto Antoinette Cardenas Yolanda Cardenas Mary Carlson Rachelle Caron Ruth Casarez Pauline Castillo SENIORS 63 Jeanne Castro Eileen Cederwall Sandra Cendejas Steven Cervantes Mr. Briley, your class is so-o-o fun! Leo Circo Stacy Ciulik Patty Clinton Resina Conrado It ' s been a !o-o-ong dav Gregory Cope land Marjorie Cordero Michael Covarrubias Jaculin Cowart SENIORS David Cox Dana Crague Kathleen Crawley Michael Crnogorac Katherine Cruz Joe Curran Lisa Daly Maria De Juan Martha Delgado Herman Deutsch Frank Dispalatro Norma Dominguez SENIORS 65 Anthony Duran Katherine Espinosa James Einwalter Jean Eisenhart Anita Eli as Mark Etherington Oh inj- gosh, look what he ' s doing now! Suzanne Everhart Jack Fail la Carta Figueroa Diane Flores 66 SENIORS Margaret FoJtz Paul Fournier Deanna Franco Carlos Fuentes Dear Alma Mater Elizabeth Fur faro Linda Galloway James Gannon Gilbert Gomez C mon Liz - eat! Mary Gomez Richard Gomez Benedict Gonzalez Elizabeth Gonzalez SENIORS 67 Julia Graves Elizabeth Grav Matthew Gray Roland Grijalva ngela Grillo Ronald Guerrero Arturo Gutierrez Katie Hal pin 68 SENIORS Joni Hammer Benjamin Haro David Hartel Elizabeth Hartley Gabriel le Hecker Margaret Hiatt Catherine Hilario James Hoffman Richard Holash Diane Howell Hey Yoyo! - Where ' s Holmes? Irene Humaciu SENIORS 69 ' ill Johnston Lorraine Jones Dan his frien . ' cott Kellerup Kim Won Kwon Nancy Klemens Kimberly Kolbeck rles Kriechbaum Mary Jean La Brie Robert La Certe Christopher Lamb 70 SENIORS Tammy Lascari Catherine Lee Helen Le Gaspi Julie Liebana Timothy tins Catherine Lo So, what do you think, Gil? Scott Loly Diane Lopez Deborah Lopez Kathryn Lopez Rosana Lopez Emma Luckett SENIORS Senior Class Couples: John Tucker Lisa Candiff. Lisa Mosqucda John Martinez. Best Dressed: George Guerrero 6 Monicu Ramos To be the best is not always easy, it takes something special - and these Seniors have it! Not pictured: Tallest: Putty Clinton Joe Moussiaux Best Personality: Marty Delgado Bob LaCerle Most Popular: Tim Montez Julie Yaegcr 72 SENIOR FAVORITES Most Athletic: Bclh Gny Frank Di.spaluiro Moat Spirilcd: DiAnn Saiicbc - John McGauk ' SENIOR FAVORITES 73 Arthur Ludwig Kathryn Maguire Anne-Marie Maikisch Gregory Ma la is Miirij checks her ankles after the 3- rmelo Martinez Cynthia Martinez John Martinez Lisa Martinez Rosemary Martinez Jeanette McDonald 74 SENIORS Judith McDonald John McGaulev Stephanie McGovern Jennie McGuire Gilbert Medina Kimberly Meisenhelder You ' ve got to be kidding! Timothy Metba Elizabeth Montez Timothy Montez SENIORS 75 Doreen Morasky Lisa Mosaueda Joseph Moussiaux Fred Munoz Martha Murcia William Myers Michael Mulcahey Roxanne Nault All ready to go Brenda Necoechea Mark Newman Nicholas Nieto Paula Noonan Laura Ochoa John O ' Conner 76 SENIORS Peter O ' Conner Theressa O ' Loane Salvador Olivas Charlotte Ortega You mean ii was due loday ' . ' !! Miguel Olmedo Raymond Palmer Dana Parra Catherine Pasillas Susan Pedroza John Perea Linda Perkins Doug Perry Lisa Peters Mary Therese Peterson SENIORS 77 Angela Pina Dave Pinizzotto RusselJ Plewinski Jeanne Prevost ■ We ' re the ck s and we ' re ok . Four Wild an Carol Probstfeld Maria Quintana Mark Quiwz Daniel Rambo Monica Ramos Henry Raya Sheila Redmond Russell Reynoso 78 SENIORS Vincent Ritlno John Rivera Patricia R Eleanor Rodriguez Marie Rodriguez Loretta Romero Robert Roque Caroline Rosnle. ' i Helen Rossa Shane Ryal I wish you walks by crystal streams, and days meant just for fun, The pride of satisfaction of a long hard task well done. Sunlit times with those you love to spend just as you please. In the brand new year awaiting you I wish you all of these. Patri cia M. Roberts Joseph Sacco Sandra Saenz Michael Salcido Antonia Sanchez SENIORS 79 - tr DiAnn Sanchez Elena Sanchez Lisa Sanchez Lynn Sanchez Daniel Solorza Theresa Sorbara Dean Sowa David Sresovich 80 SENIORS Elizabeth Stagno Mary Stanton Barbara Stoica Carrie Stout Cynthia Strobel Michael Stwertnik The gang ' . ' Michael Sullivan Timothy Sullivan Jeffrey Sweet Deborah Tapia Sue Terry Greg Tinley Elizabeth Torres Timothy Townsend SENIORS 81 Wherc ' d cver bod bo ' Joseph Tracy Glenn Trafford Susan Trapletti Gina Valdiviez Carta Valenzuela Santos Valenzuela David Varallo Gregory Velarde Nancv Ventura Nancy Viele Javier Villegas Charles Von Barstel Frank Wagner 82 SENIORS Donald Warren Dave Waszak Kelly Weaver Denise Wells John Whale n Daniel Will Robert Wolfe Christine Wrona Theresa Ybarra Julie Younger Kathleen Zemlo SENIORS 83 Seniors • Seniors • Seniors • Seniors jp Seniors • Seniors Ll IV WTARA-R, JIM ADDINGTON-lyr Lumen. : rN SB CarL- Club. 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JF AfJ JM-DL Trcepcople-AAF MRMM SC ness MIKE BORGELT-V Band Will Rud (alias the Osn. one only Ompah van Good luck Ed-my position WceTooi BECKY BROWN-Ski Club Will kZ-mySC buddy concert pal lu KMc for sitting in the back ' journey s to SC all my orange (jeept MARV CAFFERTY-3yrs Softball KE-our bike rides bcack trips A Becky good luck always I love yoi MONICA CALD0 -4yrs Band, Ana-that lfcr)highWh )l ym be happy My friends m 80 -have aWeal Sr yr • ROBF.R CA I FS-Sk. Club, Surf Club Will, TD ( ' cruise on tunVlon pivd RR ( Ralphic)-a bucket MQ need 1 sj nii ore DjrrfNfJrcamer of the world awa LISA CANDIFF 4vrs kSB Hi J.nx. Ski Club Pr. Club Will Fig-mv SH H Sophia . Lil .s-good Poops-good limes my clothes Woman-Veggics it Novel flohnnic-l love you more always Forever ' Vars Football Will to all SPsli in without losing your sanity GC-n (Starvation) NTO-HiJinx. Ski Club W r the fj .. pretty ccstas; I huh beam cm ftRDENAS-2y| .tisc-the best Fr yr pe a ill aU my bud( , Halliwecn. Sr I rest sSc my wi iick- didat SP Johi It was fun VOLANDAC I m brother MARVC RLSOS NH hlcTte-I wasn ' t e -Where ' s Millig ft Daney, Lees, Lor. I HiJir rm. tef; ny love J ' RUTHC lyr Dis, MD summer J l ilsl -Flag, lyr S CSF Will ■ f HS Idbbie-alll ks seals on oas lor yunor f4i il 84 1 Sharon-a fant; urnalis. y fat tongues {hts on t 79 Lil sis -lakcj Dril . MARV CEDERW tDmBn, never forget L. KM. Thanks for be.n IRENE BA tKASS-4vrs Volleyball, 2yrs Hi Jinx, lyr Track, lyr T ick l r Span jfVb Wilt My Pals-thanx for the great memor (i-kcep par f ng BN-remember all our good times The :ile ballj m ' s mountain adventure Kk Gk DC-7th per f fiyLS W-be moral-bvc Susan Paul BOB BECKEW-lOK Basketball Will My nickname chie toany ojh redheaded baskelball player All the v KO ' l JAN BECkBRTNHS CSF. 2 yrs Span Club. 3 yrs ing, 1 yr Hiklnd Will My best buddy protege SC unforgettable bal. nights, all the stoke Fifth of SC ioIdl cm JA TS G Emma-total enWarrasmenl that time iWtasI LA Lil of luck Super Stokers Unite! ANA BEJINE NHS CSF. HiJinx 3yrs. Will Eds forybk SM Ruf RM Mfl, my Ov KKKs-u colored my world, Trtls-Lu ' To SMCHEFR I IM ITCM-U wild Ci charm school Muj K Chcm homework Group-S; JC-klmk CW Wrling circu my luv fore ' BRIAN B LPyrs Football. 4vrs T try Will yey Bums. FBFC. KK drive saJely OB JB-dirty jokes MD those yellow pants ' BR-rcme CAROL BELLAND-Sec Club, Bow Cindy, Dcel ' II. lren fVkalhy. Carol Li being my good true friqnds T rr-slipttcred ' To ture freshi DEANN II - - Club, lyr DramajA dyptfcS KA C P C B TV ' ■;ogcthcr cs Bob- Voli-llis agian PATTI CLINT0N-3yr To Grande Chi-Chis, ai RFGt nights AG forcjj s Vollil I extra . -BIRTH Spams SM gai for the best yr t i belong I for the rest ofA . CORDERO-Will Toil enTcmber TE I DAt allu; CRAGU ' love HiJ ' ay you are, Single ( la-Always Hold fgroup-ihanx for all Ihejgr Tahoe-Jump off lifts ;jnne-lhe good of dayl crything To Stacy ick-frog Ice kATtn Cb W ' ll Jd I FY ubber CW TM Si rs-kathy trav NOGORAC (Hooiman)4 y es Leticrman ' s club Will Toi f straights, to Ko Kelly all my trips. Am ff t nut) the Tp RVr ' KM IS Capt kiughii kOour I. j V m Wr I ends HR-mv A ,i li Mom ai lonjy Jo, 2 yrs Sec , (.. rih.y id Dad-Tl I _ URRAN fr Foo bjl DR . Space Acadanfc (compj hed horn f I 1] aigstic . Jc. iips to all my a ' All my love to Raul : JUAN-lyr Volleyball. 2yrs Set To my great friends Theressa Sui  ST it JM my respect always To j nipop Aebest of luck lo Geranimal ' stay f flipop nie b ing To MO y ever ' MARIY Dt Jin. Wil To Davff ShVl) friendyfmevL-r V cvin dia person vio e, U(ca res I lo ylfu T d Chmw It I HrtS rWio 3RMA DpMrNGUEZ-Will Aomg ' cra v ' - wtNllG. JE. . CHrt - - Those mudnights (Me) Ami forget ■ ' GZ (M_ MR(MJG)-rhknksfor (RG) ' Our day will come ' ( |om and rTootball, 4yrs Gold Team. 2yrs Track J c fun babysitting Dana I hope lif falls nor To Find s apartment !ghi. d something at the snack bal Stabs t PiUge A lot of mcknAnJI oann Drill Te j -my lockers, lock. 1 th e Library Guild SENHART-Will T. r forget the CRAZY t special thanks forever for y 3ul Gang ANITA ELIAS-2yrsSpa for Hungc WTiS SF Wi CS, DL. L-all Ihl crazy tt lendship lo Lisa Jca: GV.( CS MJ- LM- ■The CluHF. 2yrs Mai oLM. JE.MJ. YC.CH.GV. ings we did while in SP Eternal Fhe best for Timmy Monte?. Iscsp John Lisa-hap incss To Jveryonc left at SP-Good Luck KATIJY ELLWpOD-2 yrs JV. 2yrs Vars Volleyball. Hiking qikeclub bill To coach G-Aloha, To coach F-you can ' t y dog. Gabbi-Kcep the faith. To Paula-lhe cold mg nountains. may there be more. Mike C,-a reservej) ' ibrary i EMMFRLlVG-2yrs Football Will: To Jeff, . :iub Will, fearless 5. luv Pal. ATAA good luck ' N Y CENDEJAS-3 yrs CSF. ?sj« ' Span Cl« ' |g club. 1 vf Hiking club. I yr Journalism fib Will in limes we had at S P To LM-;j one fantasiics Sal. r ighl Ma; Span Hojiirs Will The ncxlLf fc f carry on the tradilionsl SP reeling Crew. conehcrfflflo Reflate, and to RO. the best two yrs jtlST plat thanks lULIK-Ski club. Care club Will nks for all great limes. To Mar i all our wild crushes To Rolj ful memories To DC, M 1 Humor to DC. class. Long live Mai s-Wlll ' tail that ■ Gcnesi bj r. Ski club, lyr rfrep as a nji «cosmo to whoever i 1. Fearsome 4 some ■ beach forever To FD. my bones-they ' re yours jniry Will: To my Nino Dicasure of hanging around me To MC-a whole lot of loving To Greg-I like you J club. ISyrs To Netie, Mares, . me scarf out To my HiJmx times To all the ski bun ine-m Tahoe-jump off lifts, Tc| the new. To John M- thanks fojf infall! Biliiy; To Mike C jsquad. NHS-CSF. k your buns To LillibcTh- he All righla mm Yeah. ti Tcn 4 crosses To SB- , To KC-you know who To aws To Treepcoplc-bum %c, the picnic i at 111 CATflY ISPION a 4 yrs HiJtr all he To R MAhk FTfJ club. I all the go NV. IB. PR glass JACk FAI Ta ■ To Pin. a box of Larbon- ■pan.. Sec . Ski r togas, we finally ' All that lal fTood Lu£k Will To the Tri McDon g in HolIcA To AG Cf RLA FIC-NHS-j OTW jokes to TF _ Go Fish. Maa s Gel fm ' Luck lo Love Fri AuXip lj Di, Danit JH, MW TD, AVfkl, I G, C I y DwQl H ORES-Srs t hecr. n a girts- .CE, BN, club. NHS To AL oval he MTS To liJir ill loNC-alln problt To kW-kk KURV ' saltiness buite T ' ) TDcc I I ' m M r iling DF kCTIMS PAUL FQ t1 IF-(l-4yrs Tarsus. 4 vrsSpJ paper iiltir.fjHS-CSF. 3yrs Span Hon, lie, Jyr Bakcpack- ill. To Frank X Pally D l e ih my chauf- ) driving skills To tyA ' c . ' ) power to call V practices FANNA FRANC04yrs HiMx lyr Dance Team. Drill Team. I u sec cliI Will All the great times I had here at St Paul with Fi|, TJiyTandiff. Dcnise. Mark C I really great ih.inks U RcfMBB. Tim. Mark E, All my love to Cathy B. Gin.i S A Iuilc R To all my friends, keep ii Reg Ll| ' J fti MtO : rs Ski club Will To AL visibility. Duel arl ' s.GM. MachineGun To Bu?7 my hair Becky e forever Dave-All the sugar cookies you want am I m 1 ' ft ' - ' ' ' V NHS-CSF. 2yrs Sec Club. 3yrs I Flag Will To AM-Friendship, Happiness c you meet the Ql of your dreams; My bark to n gorup. To Dcb-4 great yrs at SP, TF ' s-all our iKcs, Ti. m i«in JM-New Year ' s ' 78 ' . coinci- tship tii. happiness GILBERT tOME - ' Sydney ' yrs Football. 2 yrs Track. I yr Vars Club. Ski club Will to my Bro-Marvin-run an gun. T(W .s thank you for deliveries To the JBers-a [ brains To lha naive, shy girl you ' re my f|vorite RD GOMF yill Mifc S Mike To j lo mon To class of ■■79- he best H )ra ' dug ' The power If V.TI. ' ! feEN GON Al -l r Bowling Jub, Will My v hoi:vyVho i Twcil wilh a d nui during luc •ase with gobs ' ol lou GU (j)bNZALEZ-2yrs Fooiball, 2vrs Soccer, 4y 3ypltMi. Jinx lights. 2yrs ASB Will Faists Forever To C A , Grandma-Sat Lifte Parlies Bubb-special ihar ,a. love, forever vole LIZGONZALE yil Dean ' s List. CSNHS ' Mark, my bro, iKinkslfor everything. 8rs tj car ' I ' ll be there! Ange-m; estesl friend-good luck ip Canada, Art ful diets, love ack the « dicrous Lisa-A rod CR , to love 4 ever Tcmptir school I lovi luck ' To the best has to offer ' JG-chi sorry about the bump Tcrri-all my left. TIMMI GRACIA-2y s Spanish club Will To JL worried days Finall7 Free To GV. DL A CS all times DL the stuff Jinning down the side of my door BECkV GRAHAKf Ivr Lumen, lyr NHS. 3yrs CSF Track Will Fr yr li PH. remember 1st per ' Soph yr to MJ Fri 13lh always ' jrfyr lo my best friends Barb Palli M I Beth S-Hang in there Good luck PS the gang PATRICIA GR Ballet Fok|i cra y gu) blowin ' Dad f of im Pub, HiJinxl To my sister all the wild mg-lots of good times a I big kiss stay happy ' To ii-remember Sheila Dying anu ' Roll. Majoreltes, Hi- - To LP. El. LO-memo- V-4vrs Vars Volleyball. 3yrs tall. IliJinx. Honor Roll Will e ti d Soph yr HA better luck in Sr yr To i ith a vette l:C a grey d else ihe great powwows To Pa l.oli parents And lo JT my love ' Tifc fole MATT J GRAY-ASB-Jr rep. TreasVlyrs 1 rtBr Matt nn ( Fred-a pkg of lilALVAJ - ' ' - ' . h ' PJ club. Kr Lu k- fd SworTwrii To GV. RC. all the m limesV prac cc) To TF . Beri-remeii|be ai u tlLLO-3yrs Tarsus, hr Va ,K Dean ' s List Will ToMfi _1[ Idcscrving your love Mt tnif .•ngh my love always And« gg ' my undying love rn I love vou (Ti y ' ORGF (.1 FRRERO-Jyrs Track, m Fooiball. lyr Soc- ... Will To all the SP men I leave The fP women. Ha!Ha! To Greg I Greg G 1 leave BP To the rest of the school I leave my memory ol esiruci flER lTZJlu at SPS keep it up! And to all .-•rr A.,. Qf,j, HAMMER-3yrs skelbatl. 2yrs, Vars, Soft- Frosh English to AB. The iMii i Always!). The camper To luck lo Mike . my lilfl tti« clly MS. uufui To my omenar anks my love ARTURO G) you S in I NHS-CSF ball. 2 yrs 12th CW, J JC, AAF. B( BETH f! .. fu , Ha 1. KH. NK. LS. RM-loisof :. Have fun Kate Jack XrGARFT HllTiJ Wla-l love you Palti C ' e- Good Fnei j a boitle of wine Cu ,e ' ytl PJ fKema MM HOIF MNfy- rs Vars Band, ly club Will MR il h h. good luck in all BT good luWjAlf iemberSHhh L §NANAS To f Ik HOLASH-flrl. Van cltib Will To T % light DlApfHIOLU PS-I .JHiJir Iship fotf tWELL-lyr NHS. 2 J IH. DB, CS, TY, ; to kcnny good I ' . CS-TD. M ' . KA, LP, , Ride um to Danny all my ling club Will My I French lo all my r caroling Parlies Our . DG. times. ajors. Ski club ill LO lP. DG HiJ group-ihanVs for griat times Irving-lhjnks DR Jrighl|, LO LP humacilI ly racket I s who helped | : Roast ELLEN IBOLD-Di ' JG, We ' re Master MST-all those mcnArics. U thanks for listening. Good luck kk. Jl - NOW |CZ-2yrs Bowling club. Will To FM RH •2 t Bowling scores To El-all the good times at 5HNSTON; rs Pep squad, 4vrs HiJinx. 2yrs Sofl- rs Volleyball, A ' r Honor roll. Ivr Dean ' s list Will Sue )rld Ham Bone, Poo y rfect. Mol Bir r fun Chuck-our rcver To my brother c fun in the years ,,cbA ; toVo I SCOTT kELL L ElRancho ' C. DBesi of luck ' NANCY kH best of luck ; happiness S ci good limes f make all kIM KOI Bit club, hr Dra you ' re the bci| To R cky good li out To MarJ Gasho Hav. HUCk krtifl ,upcr brair a dark r, tw- ill: BM RG duaiion humor, laron Mona- jsh you all the Rosie-all the ]be with you 1, 2yrd Sec e best lives _ ousin Kathy Jill Unope It works (Irendy Diane )ve understand- Vega, a score, a Bambas job for life, a cookies To Curly llnch line. Barber- club, lyr Ski club. my Ml ' SIS To Mr ski trips great times at I V S k U ( shop Triplet MARY LABRIE-lyr Lumen. Will Harvey Glad is (my pel s Briley my diet To my brothei SP. MG I love you TAMMI LASCARl-4yrs HiJitx. 2 yrs Tallflag Will The, besi of luck in the future to all STy Sap h M with JG. SK To| Fig the sli pe To Net, my best friend thanxifor all ihc goodB Tijmiags It was fun To EC, PM sto| ■ ■ - ) SM all I _CATtVS ' l.FF-l.umen. NllS-CSf, HiJinyAV ' ill Lili s ' loCM, MMS. TM-Good luyC, JL DB-n : Mobile, HiJtnx-4 funderful yr AMM-l4yrs (plusj 1 t I love u always. LO ST-LyayLee makes grcai mories love; Gang (G(i That s U ' )-SaJ ianGorg, OSide. fun . laughter 4 ever; Ziggyy JA-leiicr luck next liem JH.C J-sshh!, CW | ' dog. 2hfnilcs (twice), deadlines, laughatiai friends- HELEr| LcGASPI-3yrs HiJinx. 2yr Spar club, lyl Ski club Will all our good tin IB. PrI NR. NV- EC To the gang •. plalcaul baseball games, the blvd 4 etc, my 111 ' SIS. PP the bestof e ' J JULI LIEBANA-Will To TG 1 To LS our childhood To DL. ' CS. I lunc conversations To MC- l ' ll be loving you alwd] Goodbye ' I I I NS-Sundas- jJ rnoons aTHY LO-2 r iiyr . lyr Ski club, ly nHonorRoll W i| aII FRI FN D lhc?BMsrjil r iss Mf, Super kookids.tdj IT, Happ Hubl SCOTTIOLV 3 rs Tr. 2yrsSkJclub Will to DB-Ji ORrKC -Sorry, LD-Bgsl l-Duck ' JWGTTI ,-You d I andslide ' ■npic. „ SB-V DEBORAH LOPr J S, A SSI r SM. IC.Sl NB, , rHiking ToOA, friendship. H CJrIa . 1 I, MM, . MT. the SR life To Seniors • Seniors • Seniors • Seniors • Seniors • Seni( the lime I got Mck To Jc-Twcely Bitd. Krosh eur Tii AT. U I.M. GV, CH-may we hjvc more fun limes logcihcr FO-lhal we make i( lasi ihis lime! KATHY LOPE Deans l.isl. Disco club, Spanish club Will Ang PP m Ihc B wUh : Franks. Mar Memories of N V E ' 77 . m abilih lo cat not gel fai. Reg jn judiiion for the Brim TwiM To all my friends Happiness Always! ROSANA (ROSANA DANNA) LOPEZ-lyr Malh club. 2yr Spanish club Will lo my brother my taxi service I ihank God for being with mc when I needed Him EMMA LUCKETT-Will To Theresa B have fun be good while you ' re in Si Paul To Professor I leave you my glasses lerm papers. To Anita all my shorthand notebooks. Good luck 10 Valeric TB! To Valeric my ability to keep my mouth shut ' _ ART LUDWIG-lyr Basketball, lyr ASB. Ski club Will To JV LF. lunches . Dicseling visibility. To A T L M S J B oval drive. old clothes on bushes To DW SL- shopping carl pregamc 2 JMc- Barry To Jack-pjpcrs ' KATHY MAGUlREOyrs Lumen. 3yrs Hijinx 4yrs NHS- CSF. lyr Skt club Will: Cra y limes, hijinx. ziggy CQ to KCNCRNCL.Talksat 2. notes, my bigC ' s to kCSlrawbsA LONBTTBT lo NC; 10 great yrs lo EC. test lo BG. can of H20 to BL; Farrah to SL, My love luck lo all. Take care . lets stick together cuz we ' ve only just b.egun ' GREG MALAIS-4vrs Football. 4vrs Track, lyr Basketball Will To VZ my desk TL my ability to stay calm under verbal attack AG I still love ya ' Forever DEANNA MANDICHAK-: rsHiJinx.2yrs Sec club Will To the Toga girls the night out on the Blvd My rncnds-the mountains. I e F ' parties . my parly SE-ihc week at S C - Ha you ' re not as good as you think- CE-Forget the past, it ' s time lo go on CINDY (PSYCHO) MARTINEZ-NHS-CSF. Honor Roll. Dean ' s List. Span. club. Bowling Art clubs Will To CO. ER. CR, TF. BF. SO. DL. A fifth of Bacardi lo barf TO JB. SC. DL. Slokers LInilc Tonitcf And a fiasco with me ex to any dumb girl who believes diamonds arc forever To Val . Ncdda-Good luck JOHN MARTINEZOyrs Football, lyr Baseball Will To my parents ihank-i a million to David ihe kid when he gets here, good luck I ' ll be watching of course lo Lisa M I ' ll love you always forever ' LISA MARTINEZ-To my 111 ' sis CG. hope you have Ihe greatest Sr yr God Bless you always! DL thanks for always being ihcre ( Bud,). LM, LT. SM, JV. (our group). MC. CV. RL, everyone I love you ' Thanks for all the fun limes ' LT (car snooping) ' Thin Lizzy remember the fun times ' my secret friend Hope we are always friends! To all my fun limes on the bus lo Linda To (Kelly) lotion on her nose Thanks for all the talks we had I wov ya lil cheerleader ' ROSEMARY MARTI NEZ-2yrs Span club, 2yrs Span Hon Soc Will: To my little sister Sharon Kelemns my excessive amounts of books w the backpack All our Neurotic times the girls had PS I love you Don JEANETTE McDONAL-4yrs HiJinx. 2yrs TallHag. lyr Ski club Will my pole to LP-all the good times Soph yr with the gang- Krayon ' s Rah ' to TO 20lbs by Prom ' 78-TS OK! CF7DSporkou|i MTP JJ bcatiiludcs DC thanks for all the good times MC life long buddies! TL You ' ve got a Friend . SL I luv ya ' JUDY McDONANHS-CSF. 4yrs HiJinx. principal ' s List Will Tr people rule! Reg-Daybreak. Jcre his foxy friends m wierdness love Sue Jill all the good times laughs ihanks ' JF-hcavv snow job JOHN McGAULEY-NHS-CSF, Track, ASB Care club. Ski dub. Surf backpacking clubs Will The Heater Gang-as good a teacher in college us here ' To lower classmen weekends al SG. Oceansidc, Palamar. Whitney. Big Bear a fabulous going awas ! To Srs. have lime for a good time everywhere STEPHANIE McGOVERN-Vars. Song, 2yrs Span Hon Soc, 3yrs Span club. 2yrs Art club. 2yrs Ski club Will The Gang-good times lotsa laughs GC-luck, love a ride home. Jr Songleaders good friends my excuses keep up I Lizzy all your nicknames, my great luck, the lit ' puppy, happy memo- ries dreams forever. Javier-Fri nites, Burger lialiano all my love forever-Thanks JENNIE McGUIRE-3yrs CSF. 2yrs HiJmx Will To my twin, freak coincidences, long talks. New Year ' s Eve ' 78. ATSJNCS! Good luck to good friends LO-lcttcrs. the next best thing Touche Turlles-lci ' s paint my house green Calhie-havc a fantastic Final 2 yrs! GIERT MEDINA-lyr Fishing club 4yrs Vars Band 4yrs Vars XCounlry. 3yrs Vars Track, Will To all S PCC P s Have fun working out with Arvid in yrs to come To MH Another great 3yrs I ' m thinking about you ' To TM JS another lousy 2 yrs And lo PM a brand new Monte Carlo all the great times wc had during school. To JB have fun at Pipeline ' KIM MEISENHELDER-To ihe girlsi luv ya. lei the good limes role Liskey go for MON A ' To JN 3hrs of bl:fb Special thanks love lo Beth Lori. JT plateau! To all-freak out in a moon-age daydream. MAGGIE MEND0ZA-3yrs Flag. 3yrs March for Hunger. Skiclub. NHS-CSF. HiJ inn Will: My pals all the luv. luck happiness (SSC forever) Fellow AlMFCUHs sweepstakes, cheering porkouts. 1 forever BB my yellow corvet Greg Lisa Good Luck!!! PA TTl MERKEL-lyr Jounalism club. Track Will To the Gang . SR.PH.PG.bg. DM. LN.CH.CM, for all the good limes To m III sis EM, JM, good yrs ahead ai SP To SS our ' Binocs And MB I love vou TIM METHA-Will To Doreen Thanks for all the gum To Rosie. Diana, your good friends Audrey nice having you in Spanish class. Good luck lo all other in the future TIM MONTEZ-2yrs NHS, lyr Track lyr Basketball. 4vrs Baseball, 4yrs Football Will To ( 84. 40, 31. 64. 2 I ) good luck lo you all! To 12 go getm ' Joe keep up the tradilon To JY-LMRP. jello, snaps To CA your the best To CW. KM. AE. JC. JP-6th per To.NV-(OWhal ' ) ToDB- Smucko . RH ' H H ELIZABETH 1 MGNTEZ-Will To Daveid I love vou ' To MC Good luck have fun in Mex ToCV Good luck have fun in Tex To Monica 1 leave vou my good looks, good luck in SP. To LD My lil sis. good luck in SP always ' PAUL MORALES-Dean ' s Honor Roll. Honor Roll Will: my Rolls to Tern 2 apple cores a day lo the underclassmen Thanx JB for the J D DOREEN MORASKY-Sccrctary club Will, To Kaihv best of luck at SP To LV you ' re almost there LISA MOSQUEDSpan club. Jounalism Club To JM Love you forever. 89 is all mine mc I loo Al besiest friends always! JOEMOUSSIAUX lyr Football. Will My RD 350 lo Glenn L. To Greg T a lumberjacks hat harmles.s pack of firecrack- ers. To hodaddy Harlel new surf racks And the most impor- tani Ihing evcrybodv needs RockNRoM MIKE MULCAHEY-3yrs Track. 4yrsXCoumry.4yrs NHS- CSF. Honor roll. 2yrs Band. Will; CK-SSN Pass FTT. To O- Mv MF. Jiranquilizer. To JS BORM, To CL. JC, CW-lheir verv own Mr M doll FRED MUNOZ-3yrs Bowling Wilt: To Roger S; MM-IYSK. LD or PP-lhcy ' ll lose MARTHA MURCIA-2yrs NHS-CSF. 2yrs, Ski club. Care club 3yrs Hijmx-Will: To MS. SC JC May the fearsome 4 somclivc forever ' To my very special Go-mcna , Joni-bcstesi buddies AAF. lastly lo the ski bunnies of Tahoe con- do thanx for a memorable week ' BILL MYERS-Football. NHS-CSF Will my nickname Moose Parra. our Ghost Ray A ■■Rtink Tim, Uhh-Huh ' Nickname N red cycsGC wanna get lucky ' SK . Rg out ER sign JM Showertime! JV baseball season Burnout some vi- sinc I love Sugar Good luck Angel Lori the mortuary ROXANNE NAULHiJmx, Ski club. NHS. Sec club Will To my buddies all my thanx I luv ya-always remember hallowcen bombing Whitticr blvd Snickers FOOD. GH 5 lunch food unlimited keep a winkin LD my car when I die Reg all my love BRENDA NECOECHEA-4yrs Vollevball. 2vrs HiJinx. lyr Baseball Will To all my buddies memories of all our Pow- Wow ' s keep on parly ing To Irene- all of the SIO bills wc used To John M O To Bill-clean thos lungs! To Susanne don ' t write on any more walls try to stayout of trouble Good luck MARK NEWMAN-lyr Band. Racket Ball club. Will: To the admiral I leave a bottle of windex a new store window CH Uianx N ICK N IET0-4yrs Football. 4yrs Baseball, Ski club Will To everybody snow in the summer and good luck To Jim a stop sign. Bill a moose. Da pinch RC an orange 17. 21. 24 thanks for the best times To CA girls TM wheres CRs phone PAULA NOONAN-4yrs Volleyball, lyr Track, 2 rs HiJinx Will To the VB team-long live recking ol knee pads To Kaihy. Robert Ml Wilson-somedav we ' ll make it to the top JOHN 0CONNOR-2yrs Vars. Band lyr Soph Basketball Will TCT-4 great yrs ME-a new car Ihe Irish are so much bctlcr than the English, Jack-Hawaii Reg. Tim. Mark. Liz, bob. Angela. Art everyone else in the GB to everyone else. Good luck Bob-best BW m school Kidding Judy . Reg-BM PETE OCONNOR-Will my chcapinck shin to LG. my KMET who W ' AA lo FD to Mrs. Burkes all my hardlimcs bad jokes in Bookkeecping LAURIE OCHOA-3yrs Majorettes. 3 rs HiJinx. Track. NHS-CSF ' Ski club Will CI ST TP niles w Lady Lee speedbumps, Suc-thanx 4 being U Calhy-kids w skinny an- kles. Jeanne Klink our independence, but slay a lil squirrely. CW-rubbcr bisyuils, AWAH. Ski buddies Ihe perfect run. Jcn-an open car TC-fudgcsieles M M s Majors We ' re the best in the West , Thanks! TP GL-lil sis ' make the most of SP. Val-happincss, Thanks lo everyone who ' s made SP so special. Love ya ' SAL OLIVAS-Socccr. Will To Bf TF. my shirt, to ER our memories. To Bro P P my Icttcrman ' s jacket. Co that ' s life RG, my camera. HaHa THERESSA O ' LOANE-HiJmx, ASB, Sec club. Will: To Dt a friendship always. Krayons, lots of luv happy times Mi chide ' good memories fun All my buddies esp SL I love ya! A T Heron happiness to you SB ihanks for your kindness To Mom. DAd. Viv Thanx for everything To MJ my love and hug! ' MIGUEL 0LMEDA-4yrs Football. NHS-CSF. Leiterman ' s club. Spanish Hon. Soc Will My long lost converse to Jose All the love happiness in the world to M D CHARLOTTE ORTEGA-tyr Spanish club-Will: To ER all the memories and big Thanx ' IW NWIL ' . TO CM. SO, CR. JS. HCR. MS. RG. especially my 111 sis. Julie, lois of luck happiness RL PALMER-Will cliff divmg. gambling, sport of kings A cliff diving experience lo an one who has nenver had one DANA PARRA-2vrs Football, lyr Track Will Space Crew.Goat Club. $40BH.GT new wife. BMM a red shirted ghosi. Me a lost case a ' .? a goat to Clava CATHY PASILLAS-2yrs HiJinx. Disco Club. Spanish Club. NHS Will Ang a liiile cross pineapple Deb my 2 dancing feel SP JB MTP the firmest pear in the world Dude Good morning from the chicks Good luck lo all my friends SUSIE PEDROZA-2yrs. Spanish Club. 2 yrs Songleader Will Calh my firm pear PC a life time of FT ' s MT Hingin swingin limes JG Feb 10. the S gym a yr and some of great memories Everyone else a life lime of happiness! JOHN B PEREA-4yr Football. Ski Club Will B, Flea. C Inrich your knowledge hope you gel ahead in life. C my 57 Sheila my Diners Club card lor lunch. LINDA PERKINS-2yrs Sec Club. Car e Club. Bowling Club Will Singles Club DH the trip in the BLR. JC ' s towel what was under It! ' CP KA mv lungs a good high DB PSCBCSTY IH all our lunches, jokes Amemnes My 3 111 sis ' my experiences lo Jerry 85 Rene my heart! DOUG PERRY-3yrs Football, lyr Racnuelball Club, 3yrs Honor Roll, lyr Journalism lll 6W an autographed piece of window glass from Bill ' s RH a pair of 4 ft long suits MN a 426 Hemi LISA PETERS-4yrs, CSF NHS. lyr. DriM. 2yrs. Majoreiie, 3yrs. HiJinx. 4 yrs. Tarsus, lyr, Les Chan leases. Will. Refs. Turtles. Goldminers-Faniastic Times Tarsus-I ' ll miss you all Majors-Twirlers do it beiier ' Ange- You ' vc Got A Friend Gus-For the most beautiful memories of my life, my love always MARY-THERESE PETERS0N-2yrs Songleader. NHS CSF. 4yrs. HiJinx. Honor Roll. JV Cheer. Ski Club Will Jilli, Poosie. Bom an everlasting friendship all the goo d limes talks, esp in Hawaii Timmy. my love forever- Remember 3! Lil SIS. good luck ANGELA PINA-Honor Roll, NHS CSF. 2yrs HiJinx, Disco Club Spanish Club Will Lil sis ' P M best of luck KL RC MC sunshine smiles ' Cookie it Deb my opened milk cartons broken hearts SP JB avacado sandwiches JDmy intellecl Go For It ' Thanx for wild times. Angel Pineapple DAVE PINIZZOTTO-4yrs Basketball. 3yrs Ski Club Will MD all our good limes Seniors-good luck RUSSELL PLFWINSKt-Will RP all my slash Smclly-my athletic abilih Basketball team a winning season Stretch a big enough hat tu fit his melon head JEANNE PREVOST-Speech Club, Sec Club. Tall Flag, March for Hunger Will CP liltlc yellow hondas MR AE famous Amos Cookies Lil sis Dcnise. good luck in the nexi 3yrs and have fun My brothers may you have as much fun as I ' ve had Good luck CA ROL PROBSTFELD-4yrs. Band. 2 yrs Drum Major, Bike Club. Bowling Club LR, some great band parties. KA, the grcai memory of peaking in 3rd per Blazing high times MARIA0UINTANA-4yrs ASB, NHS CSF, Spanish Club. Spanish Honor Society Will MR-Vic, foods, her Mickey nonsense, rcstroom Irips 4 season builders Denise-love happiness Tcresa-the van love Pete-1 love you always Fncnds-I won ' t forget you DAN RAMBO-3 ' i yrs Football 4yrs. Track 2yrs NHS CSF Will: My ' 69 Corolla to Patty my Adv Math Book to Science. 251 X-Ray-lhanx for the tow. Thanx to Mike the rest of Diamond for great times on ' 77- ' 7n lour MONICA RAMOS-Frosh.JV Cheer 3yrs HiJinx. I yr Sec Club March for Hunger Will JVJs-Bccmans Alphics SS SB-RHB ' s! Ria Rolls ' Dimps-Turd Maria- come wiih me Victor-a special love. TACO Mike you ' ll get greedy some day. Twangy Micke Mouse Forever ' HENRY RAVA-Will Nl -all the love joy we ' ve shared will ?|hare always forever SHEILA REDMOND-2 yrs Art Club Ski Club Will The gang-esp CH, all the good limes BB JB a melting BDay cake KW-my friendship always Neil Young for someone special The Boy-a guardian angel Pretender-happiness always Joni is so small ihai RUSSELL REYNOSO-3yrs Football 2 yrs NHS CSF Will CL JHare. Hare ' JC-Better tips on Chap 10 Marr Rel JB-keg of heinckcn DB CS-lhat guy we don ' t know JY- Btlford PS-Better luck in CCD Cre Wrii Buddies-Hcv ' DP RC MQ-SY Pumplins, six of Millers. Knolls schemers TD- Bonaveniurc. cigars Brew Hawaiian Lei VINCE RiFINO-2 yrs Football 2vrs Track lyr Basketball lyr ASB 1 yr Leiiermen Club W ' ltl Mickey (SB) good luck in future Probably see you a loi BB team 80 good luck Sis- good luck in future Luv a-Bro All □t) ' friends over yrs Thanx Later SPHS JOHN RIVERA-Will To all Football Bottle Carriers, doni drop them down the bleachers PATTY ROBERTS-2yrs HIJinx. lyr An Club, lyr Ski Club Will All friends, esp the daring toga girls happiness good times forever NV. a whiff SM-myscIf Neil Youngs song Hey Babe Sr class- ' Thcre comes a iimc ELEANOR RODRIGUEZ-lyr NHS, Ivr Spanish Club Will SPBG Mrs CR-all luck in world, the great limcs-pamcs Sl IO ' s SO-all my love memories everything that went along with ihat JS RG SO CO GV CH-all the luck in world Lil SIS SM-luck in yrs lo come MARIE R0DRIGUEZ-4yrs Band. lyr. Track. Bowling. Hi- Jinx Will Lil Sis ' VM best luck ai SP Deb those in band-my book of Getting kicked out Jim-corner of Hdley no Sanla Claus Kim I revenge thanx My good friends- all good times memories MJ look the frog LORI ROMERO-3 yrs Chcerleading, 4 yrs HiJinx, I vr Track Will DM-all the discos BM MQ-whai does ihis have to do with marriage ' KW-all the BEAVERS in world DM CE SE BN-mountains Woody-cup of coffee JN-rain- check on Heart Concert CAROLINE ROSALES-lvr Backpacking, 2yrs, See Club Will: SPBG-lake care lois of luck lo alt We made itf Thanks aloi Mom Dad RA myself, a great futue togeth- er Love vou forever alwavs HELEN ROSSA-Sec Club Will CR-good luck w RA JS CO long live Ihe SPBG RR TD He ' BB my concen buddy-Sec ya DD DH TM who doni even go here- dancing days are here agin Summer evenings roll JOE SACCO-3yrs Backpacking Club, 2vrs V Soccer. NHS CS,2 rs Photography Club Will Barbershop Trio- the greatest 5min recess ever Thanx Tom Those in Diny Sox-more popped duck . a chorus of Santa Lucia for each. CL-How do you spell HWAAGH? Gang -lhanx for a good stay at ol ' SP SANDY SAENZ-4yrs HiJinx. lyr Cheer. 2yrs Ski Club, lyr Track, Will Beeman ' s 4 ever 2 all my buddies. I luv U o- waaa ' Drcn-Dra-Da Luv those RHB ' s Spike my nosc. Smiity-Crodv Ecstasy, get nkd. go green Ugly-UR T Besicsl! MIKE SALCIDO-Will SP Locos-case of beer all crazy limes we had together TONI SANCHEZ-lyr Track, lyr. Spanish Club Will Lisa- all my jokes, crazincss babas Laughing memories to sis her iribc DIANNSANCHEZ-3yrs ASB. ASB Pres Span Club, lyr Drama, lyr CAM Will Fig. Nuts. Bum. Poop. Chick-thanks for good limes friendship Lil sis Carol-happiness at SP ASB-good luck in everything Claire MBabc-Mr Ms mous- tache Next Pres -my desi headaches ELENA SANCHEZ-3yrs Span Club Honor Society. I yr, Folklorico, lyr Racquelball Club Will Rachael Angel- good luck al SP Frank-luck fun in your last yr Vivian Debbie carpool to SP ZA-good times at SP friendship always LYNN SANCHEZ-2yrs Disco, lyr Span Club. Sec Club. NHS CSF. Pnnc List. CAM Will Lori-mcmsofRM(XI9)Ha-Ha Yvette-Gino ' sm Holly- wood Tish-tcll guys Hi Mr Despard-Monica ' s pen-Have fun! PATRICIA SCHMITZ-4yrs Track. NHS CSF 4yrs Band. Bike Bowling Clubs, 2yrs Lumen. 4 yrs Span Club, Back- packin. Sec Club, ASB Will Teresa . JoAnn-luck love to make it thru SP Lil Sis ' best in life Friends al SP Thanks for you support, good times for making it all worthwhile Keep smiling 79 ' LORI SCHRADER-lyr CSF Will Lisa-we made it ' Marc. Kym, Rosie, Beih. Rob Nanc-have a good one Vecls-lhanx Eo . Rene Jerry -all the clay you can gel your hands on Luv ya Billy Thanx Mrs Brown ROBERT SCHRAEGER-NHS CSF. 4vr% Drama Span Club Will MG a starring role in my next movie B Bull S a new name. GH a pel toad KH pie from MC Wall W ' olfe- Drop Dead got ya ' JAMES SHERMAN-4 rs Band Will Bleacher Gang MS 2 more vrs TO-a kiss LR-Isi place BF TF a cold beer . goodpany CS HRSOCRTRCM CO-I wish the best All my friends-ihe best to you DAN SOLORZA-Fooiball. Track. Varsity Club Will TAS- sorrv for putting you thru 4 yrs of craziness TS DF SS MD-my love friendship CK-canof Skoal a wish for Big 5 Champs THERESA SORBARA-Flag. HiJinx. Frosh Peppie Will: AMFCUH. solo mio club Dan-my temper Moby-my flag Jennie lovc-n-fun Ruc-my dance shoes DEAN SOWWill I will nobody nothing DAVE SRESOVICH-2 ' ! yrs Football. 2yrs Basketball, lyr Baseball, 4yrs Chess Club Will Foggy memories of J B room Liquory to anyone who is thirsty my GS ability lo every- body PATA lo Jimbo Spaceiime (Rocky Mountain High) BETH STAGNO-3yrs DnII Dancc. 2yrs Leader 2yrs NHS CSF, HiJinx4yrs Wi ll Great Sr year lo Gina Beth Remember camp, my fall, the fights, gossip Keep on dancin Lil bro-good luck lo Varsity Knock em dead (the girls). Miss, Barron-don ' l give up! Love you all MARY STANTON-Will Slacy-withoul a drop we pulled it off Jackie-thanks for laughs Martha Joni-thanks for ntcmories AC-all my love Jr. guys-l love you! SP-thanks for Homecoming! BARBARA ST0ICA-2yrs Bike Club, lyr Span Club, 3yrs Drama Will Dr Bob a muzzle M2 all mv love CARRIE STOUT-Will The GAng-ncver die ' (JE AE DL LM CS) DL-rcincmber Ihc things that started from Rubio. good bad times F D R C -fingers! Gina-not foolish but aggressive. TG JL-lunch lime. CINDY STROBEL-2yrs Sec Club 2yrs HiJinx Will all my friends best of love, luck, happiness. success RR-I ' m po ' ed- TY-our bums in LA. ihanx for everything DH-our laugh our good bad times, ihanx Brian-love you Parents- thank you MIKE STWETNIK-lyr- Track, 3yrs Dean ' s List Will: An apple a day at the Freshmen al lunch Goai-ihis is where you belong I wanna be sedaled Hi Disco Debbie T Pan on Pally R XXX to JC. noi Joe Curran To a good fiend we ' ll always be friends MIKE SULLIVA -2yrs Football, I vr Honor Roll lyr NHS Will My bass guitars to Chris Squire Jaco Thanx to Tom. Dan the Raodies on the 77-78 Diamond tour, JEFF Sweet-Will To all SPHS drunks-don ' t gel couahgt with Ihc bottles al school football games. DEBORAH TAPIA-2yrs, Span Club. 2yrs HiJmx. Disco Club Modcral ' it Will: My friends-ma God bless ya ' Vo- guetics-kccp diM.oing MlKh JOKER TELLES-Will Mv bro-kcep on studying SL E TERRY-: yrs Tall Flag. 4yrs HtJinx Will: LO CL- happy TPing Ei-herc ' s to all our names-blah, cci HiJinx Buddies-good luck Good luck to my lit sis M P at A P TFs-big wheels keep on rolling LIZTORRES-2yrs Span. Club, 1 yr Sec Club I vr Lumen. 2 yrs NHS CSF Will Steph-all the wonderful times we had togcihcr. rm 501. 1. 2, 3. your numbered Tshirt Good luck to Henry my lit sis ' Also special lhanx to Lisa. Good luck with you know who the price is right Carta, MH, Liz. Debs. Reckless driver Rosana. etc I ' ll miss vou all TIMTOWNSEND-3vrs NHS CSF, 4yrs Baskcibatl. Deans List Will BB Jo meal thanks for all of the good limes that I ' ll never forget Thanx for beging great friends The Gang - keep on taughing- ' pinch To future SP Basketball players-my perfect form jumpshot JOE TRACY-tyr Football. 2yrs Track. V Basketball. Back- packing Club Wilt To burners who didn ' t make it to NV. my tickets for both nighls Front row. YES NV PR KM BH KH- at lunch Mole so he MO ' s JV ihanks for the point. GLENNTRAFFORD-3yrs, Baseball Will Tern-lots of lov e all my easy classes Coach Curran-jog to the fence sprint back SUE TRAPLETTI-NHS CSF. 2yrs Flag. 4yrs HiJinx, Will Treepeople Forever ' Gina. Steve, Friends-good luck ' AMFCL H, Rutiia. Esmer. Mag. Tas Diana-MARCH. the insamiy fun Mo, WeWe-RD 1 My special friends-thc happiness we ' ve shared more ' JJ-lalc nighls WHOA ' Jude-live, love, laugh may all your dreams come true ' JOHN TUCKER-lyr Football, 3 rs Baseball, Ski Club. 3yrs Weight-lifting Will ST-my Rambler good luck LC- mv whole life for always forever 4 long honks. I9 ' i Babe CARLA VALENZUELA-NHS CSF. Honor Roll Span Honor Society Will: Cascabcll-one summers drcamin AC, LM-G Luck with Davie Crockett SpifficsRah! keep smilin ' L of Mama Torres the year award CS Deborahs. Mouse. Char. Teeny. Doreen, Lit Sis Lyn Paula. Quick DecDee, Rosanna. Moonchucks. Besl of Luck ' Adrianna. Good luck next year DAVE VARALI0-4yrs Football Will Jcwel-everylhing anything you ever wanted. Donna Lcc-WSITCR with every GRE(i VELARDE-lyr Basketball, lyr. Baseball. 2yrs Track. Lcitermen ' sClub Will: Love happiness lo JT LC MR- alias Mickey Mouse- remember lo good times SS I ' ll remem- ber you always BUBBA NANCY VIELE-3yrs V Basketball Will PR-white line JT LS DM SE KH all the partying. Coach KG-GLNV ' BG- Kona, ME Dave GLNY-BBalt. my bro GL TC KO-a kiss ' TM-thanx JAVIER VILLERGAS-2yrs Football Will Frank Chnsa life ol our own, more outrgs parlies Smelly, poothallcrs par- tyon Benny trip out the Cars will take over the world Lance peace of mind Tracy see man in concert Sieph all the great limes, our troubles, the way you arc yourself alt the time, all my love FRANK WAGNER-lyr. Football, lyr Baseball, lyr. Bowl- ing Will my throwing ability at lunch to future classes My bottles lo fron t office DON WARREN-Racqueiball Club Will JW my Bob ' s chili. Munch oiu ' Prcgamers-Nauglcs rule that ' s the way I feet no get out of here KELLY WEAVER-2yrs VChccr 4yrs Track. 4yrs HiJinx. Will Chubby Dimps Love you forever. Horsha. my beans hocks, SL boiile of CK. SR-bollle of pop PV date lo remem- ber. Nov 1 7 R L my film BQ Dave Mason in Hcsh. DF 4yrs, of fantastic times, my lunch pal RN, 2 Jr pubies. SP, other special buddies. I love you all ' BEAVES forever DENISEWELLS-lyr. Drama, lyr Track. 2yrs HiJinx Will Beach Babe. Dec 21. 77-78 getting lost a dead battery JN new years eve 79 BB my back room VR a happy life, Mr O ' Hare a great BB Coach, ooh Babe ' PW schemes, parties, love friendship always. JOHN WHALEN-lyr Football, lyr V Track Will My surgical pants to anyone who likes being different Rides to school-To To anybody my ability to try make people laugh. I try. remember weekends were made for Michlob or any other brand DANIEL WILIyr Lumen, lyr Backpacking, lyr Newspa- per Will Blackjack games in library with GB FB CM DK to LP RC BS I won ' t forget you shorty BOB WOLFE-lyr Baseball. Racquelball Club Will; MN a new windshield Ba new pocket to put burntos in. a library of films CHRIS WR0NA-4yrs Lumen. Edit NHS CSF. HiJinx Will TM PM-bcsi luck MMS CM-cool breez. TM KC Straws TT Inc -cookie cprs SIWTF LO-rubbcr biskit! Whit Exp -Fircsd Celebs SNChip Fight LS-l4yrs - SB-hpns JCJ- Cmprs Snknn-LDC. cookies MM-you ' re B ' N Hi GG. yes you JC-Plunk AB-water ballet J C-SF77. dog. Rock Percy, bedrock, this book Fricnds-lhanx for mcmries-Luv you ' JULIE VAEGER-3yrs Cheer. HiJinx. CSF Will VCheer- 1 Jrs (pubcs) SR 2yrs of awesome unily! XOXO TLMR safel pins fullmoons. Thanx for all love laughter I ' ll always remember I ' ll always care. 123 Kel-my best friend-our life- long friendship JY MY JY PY LC-luck happiness DJVJ CHIC DV-ice truck THERESA YBARRA-Sec Club. Bowl Club. 2vrs HiJinx, Will COKAIHCPLPPSDH DBCS CB-memones. friend- ship always- DDII-HawHawHaw Cs I 1 79Hlwd, fckness. CB Ho-Kay etc You 3 my love forever Jo Al-Twmkie in the Winkic. corn chip shoes, all my love forever JU IE Y0UNGER-3yrs Cheer, 4yrs HiJinx, lyr Span, Club. Will Lee a new knee cap. Kathy-JV yr JY Dimps Weaver-many burps Lori-we ' re gonna do it Cheer 79-80 t at Saddleback TS GL TM all my love happiness RL-my laugh My brother-all HiJinx Practices, 85 • -4- v :t U? 5 - • -V :i Vs ' H ' or ■ i 1 IHB ■■■■■■■ VN S Juniors Spirit Of ' 80 ' Moderator: Mr. Mondaca JUNIORS-Seeking to find . . . mean- ingful goals in life. Becoming upper- classmen on Ring Day, many juniors found it was time to start planning for their future. The year was not all spent in deep meditation, however, for the spirit of the class of ' 80 ' earned them the spirit trophy for the third consecu- tive year. Busy until the end, the class officers worked hard to plan a very memorable Junior-Senior Prom. Class Officer; bottom: Fran Xavier, rep.; Matt Friend, rep.; Bev Stoica, rep.; Margaret Abbott Catherine Aguilar Denise Alvarado Liz Apodaca Louie Aranda Debbie Arguella Jim Ackerman Lisa Albano Hendi Ancich Patty Aquino Arthur Arrelianes Cathy Armas Mike Arcs Cynthia Bejar Paul Banuelos Glenn Berson Doug Barman Gil Berube Maureen Beal Caroline Blumberg Debbie Beauchamp Kathy Blumberg JUNIORS Shines Through Again Maura Bogy Cecilia Bond Ken Borchard Rudy Borja Dawn Bradley Joseph Brennan Bob Brown Kathy Bruce Jim Burgess Cathy Bustamante Bob Byers Joe Byron Lisa Calderon Cassandra Call Mary Caller Ruben Caraveo Anthony Cardenas Corinne Cardenas Anne Carriere Chris Carrillo Daneen Carter Cathy Castaneda JUNIORS 89 Ah! Come on, you can do better than that! Larry Casteneda Adeline Castillo Richard Castillo Jenny Castrillo Paula Castro Richard Castro David Cervantes Lisa Cervantes Aaron Charbonnet Julie Chavez Paula Chavez Mary Chervenak Diana Cochneuer Yvonne Colacion Rick Colfer Kevin Condon Sharon Connell Rob Conners Anita Covarrubias Marty Cowan Keith Croom Liz Cruz Lori Cruz Luis Cruz 90 JUNIORS Sue Cuellar Adrian DeLaOssa Troy DeVine Jeanelte Duetsch Therese Diaz Anna Dominguez Lisa Dominguez Patty Doublet Sheri Draper Cathy Dunlop Richard Duran Marie Endicott Melinda Escobedo Bill Estenger Roy Flores John Foltz Kathy Fortney Anthony Fournier JUNIORS 91 Leticia Grado Linda Gramata Bernadine Kathy Gratzer Amanda Guarnacci Granados Michael Guerrero 92 JUNIORS Helga Hrowal Cindy Hurtado Stephen Ivers Linda Jaime Celia Jalteco Terry Jaramiilo Delia Jimenez Gilbert Jimenez Jim Meckel Cecilia Henley Mike Henry Catherine Charles Kathy Hernandez Hernandez Hernandez Maryellen Herrera Loretta Andrea Heron Stephanie Hodges Hernandez Forrest Hinrichs Theresa Higuera JUNIORS 93 Mike Kiraly Janetle Kirk JoAnn Kline Sandy Kolbeck Carl Krempasky Andrew Kubasek Suzette Laricchia Melanca Ledesma Glenn Leighliter Marcy Lenzen Brigette Leone Therese Leuschner DeDe Licata David Lopez Debbie Lopez Laura Lopez Paul Lopez Loretta Lucero 94 JUNIORS Sue McGovern Francine Mejia Rita Messelt Kathy McWeeney Rosie Medina Ben Melendez Greg Mendoza Chris Miranda Deanna Miranda Frank Marquez Debbie Martin Angela Martinez Anna Martinez Diana Martinez Diane Martinez Leticia Martinez Martha Martinez Anne McCabe Steve McCarger Anne McFarland Thomas McGauley JUNIORS 95 Debbie Mohr Pal Mongeau Maureen Muleady Chris Muller Tom Montano Terry Montejano Lorraine Munoz Nelson Murcia Dale Morales Esteban Morales Mark Morlet Ceroid Neely John Neilsen Ed Niemela Wow! Now those are legs: We ' re not posing-it ' s just your imagination Robert Nieto Chuck Nobile Tom Novak Peggy Nunes John Nunez Rafael Ojeda 96 JUNIORS Richard Perea Michael Pereira Maria Perez Norma Perez Angle Olivares Tom Olsen Mary Ortiz Renee Ortiz Jeannlne Paire Les Palacio Gary Palmer Laura Parra Penny Peinado . • Denlse Perry Patty Perry Lorl Pisano Miguel Pla Evelyn Plelles Bob Pecoraro Jacquie Polo JUNIORS 97 Hey, you- Don ' t talk to us that way! Suzanne Porras Peter Praetorius Philip Principe Annette Prioli Brenda Quintana Teresa Quintana Look you guys, he ' s taking our picture! Laura and Richard earn spirit points in Fudge-a-roo contest. Brigette Quirk Ben Rambo Alfred Ramirez Anthony Ramirez Diane Ramirez Patricia Ramirez David Ramos Jaime Reichhuber Jeff Reyes Maria Robles Jane Rockenbach Chris Rodriguez 98 JUNIORS Jay Rodriguez Joe Royston Lisa Rolfe Teri Rubio Anthony Rossa Susan Ruiz Boy-we ' re really racking the bucks! Denise Schulz Tony Serrano Wendy Sevillano Frankie Skripko Beth Smith Cecilia Solis JUNIORS 99 Carlos Solorza Ted Sorosky Anthony Sotelo Laura Spradlin Gina Stagno Kathy Steinbroner Michael Stith Beverly Stoica So that ' s what he told you - huh? Sean Sullivan Jeanette Sutton Henry Szymanski Melody Tedrow Joe Thompson Joanne Tinajero Desi Tourville An Trejo 100 JUNIORS John Trendel Claire Truxaw Tom Ury Marcos Valdes Ramon Venegas Paul Viele Sophia Tucker Pat Tully Yolanda Urtado Alfred Valdez Jaun Valenzuela Annette Vargas Jan Villagrana Lisa Villegas Jacquie Wagner VI fM HK fis R 1 _|M| H Wn ' ' P ■ B ?R Ann Carriere receives her class ring. c Patti Walsh Amy Wesselman Nancy Westbrook Frances Wood Frances Xavier Philip Yaeger David Zamberlin Vince Zapien Steve Zurn Lisa Villasenor JUNIORS 101 Sobhomores Class Of ' 81 ' — Leticia Abarca Dean Adame Gloria Aguirre Cynthia Alonzo Paula Alvarez Tina Apoian Mike Ackermann Rene Aguilar Vivian Alcarez Gina Alonzo Kurt Anderson Ed Aranda Ricardo Arciniega Karen Arguijo Bill Barrett Kelley Baca Lita Avila Mark Babcock Paul Bates Andrea Bauer Fernando Becerra Qhris Bence 104 SOPHOMORES Just Having Fun SOPHOMORES-Seeking to find . . an established position in the St. Paul community. Although not highly recog- nized, the class officers have worked hard planning activities such as the January and Sadie Hawkins dances. The class, on the whole, proves to have a very spirited outlook on life which will keep things alive in the years to come. Mary Bethel Chris BobadiMa Meliza Borbon Alex Borja Diane Brant Tim Brown Jane Blanco Ted Bonetati Rudy Borgelt Don Bowker Jeff Breck Debbie Brunton Mike Bryant Ruta Budrys Joaquin Buergo Jim Byron Danny Cabrera Edward Cacho Marjorie Cabrera Carmen Cadena Leslie Call Andrew Camarillo SOPHOMORES 105 Reina Cano Steve Cano Heliett Cantarero Stella Cardenas Ron Carrillo Olivia Carrillo Alma Cartaya Bobbi Casarez Larry Carlin Julio Castillo Peter Carlin Sandy Carrera Laura Cervantes David Chavez Linda Colacchio Deanna Cota Susie Connell Tim Crawley Yvonne Cordes Anthony Cordova Richard Cornejo Angela Crider Tom Cuellar Teresa Curran 106 SOPHOMORES Julie Dahnke Mark Dalhover John DcBeau Bill De Sever Dominica Paul DePalmo Joe Deutsch David Dequardo DeGrasse Phillip Dominguez Robert Patti Doniinici Gina DiMola Dominguez Julie Druke Jefl ' Enfield Larry Escamilla Ed Estrada Eric Ferneau Pat Dull Alena Engle Laura Espinosa Mike Estrada Tammy Ferris Paul Duron Paryse Ertle Tony Esposito Christopher Etherington Bertha Figueroa Smile, Remi SOPHOMORES 107 Celia Fitzgerald John Fitzgerald Remi Fitzgerald Steve Fleckenstein Susie Flock Georgia Foltz Danny Forniss Mike Franco Mike Franke Matt Galindo Monica Gannon Laura Garcia Barbara Garibay Marianne Gehrke Beth Gilmartin David Flores Juan Flores Gregg Gallegos Ernie Gallo Jenny Gomez Sandy Gonzales Mike Goodwin Sherry Goodwin Mark Gracia Carlos Granado Eric Granado Joe Gray A Stale article, if you dip it in a good, warm, sunny smile, will go off better than a fresh one that you ' ve scowled upon. Nathanial Hawthorne Sophomore cover girls. 108 SOPHOMORES Robert Hupke Chris Jackson Shelley Jones Mike Ivers Gretchen Jacobs Kathie Kennedy Donna Guerrero John Haipin Cindy Hart Alicia Henley Therese Herzog David Hoffman Cynthia Gunther Liz Hamilton Kate Hartley Ralph Hernandez Louise Hiatt Boyd Horan Aida Gutierrez Mike Hammer John Heemskerk Richard Hernandez Bernadette Hocking Ken Howell Rough ' n ' Ready SOPHOMORES 109 Saul Lopez Chris Lucero Lawrence Lujan Marco Luna Pal Lyons Annette Macias Bug off buddy! 110 SOPHOMORES Larry McCann Jeff McCargar Jere McDonald Cathie McGuire Nora Medina Tom Medina Gilbert Mejia Mario Melendez Shirley Melendrez Cathy Mendoza Lisa Mendoza Yolanda Mendoza Sophomores shoot it up. SOPHOMORES 111 Stephanie Mendoza Anne-Renee Molina Paul Metha Tony Milanez Lupe Miranda Ed Moloney Mario Monroy Angel Monteverde Lunch with the girls-alright! And they say we ' re strange!? ' ; J |W | 1 || fl| . ' ■! IB r i 1 1 i iBHB . iS Stephen Moore Katrina Morales Michelle Morales Yvette Morales Steve Morrell John Mota Mary Mulcahey Michelle Muller Sonya Munoz Ruth Murga Manuel Muruato Marcy Narey Maybe if I stand real still Mrs. Hemme won ' t notice my skirt. 12 SOPHOMORES Bill Nassen Vivian Nava Valerie Newman Frakye Nolo Boy! Business is really booming Jeff Nowinski Valerie Ochoa Ruth O ' Guinn Rosemary Irene Ortiz Ontiveros Phillip Pellkoffer Jane Papac Jose Perez Joan O ' Connor Gabe Ortega Linda Patterson Gary Peters Carol Pilkington Roberta Piwowar Jeff Portugal Sara Praetorius Paul Prevost Armida Price Anna Quintanilla Carolyn Quintero SOPHOMORES 113 Molly Quirk Gus Ramos MoniCLi Quiroz Gerardo Ramos Tuny Rambo Mike Ramos Gene Ramirez Renee Ramos Frances Ramirez Gary Rawlings Sophomore All Star?!?! Kathy Rodriguez Terry Rodriguez Cindy Roll ' c Leon Romero Gus Raya Flavia Rifino Vince Rivera Joan Rodarle Robert Rebholz George Rivello Fred Roclia John Rodriguez Proof you can have your cake and eat it too? 14 SOPHOMORES Shelley Roque Eric Rosa Shannon Rya! Georgelte Saavedra Betly Saenz Rosalinda Saenz Mary Salvatore Corrine Sanchez Lelicia Sanchez Marc Sanchez Olivia Sanchez Dominic Sanlana Blanca Santos Jo Anne Schmitz Greg Schneiders Joe Segura Kimberly Seilz Mary Sherman lliilKwodd here we come ' Carol Secovitch Kathleen Smay John Smith Angela Solorza Robert Solorza Ernestine Soto Sam Sotomayor SOPHOMORES 115 Bob Thompson Julie Todd Leiicia Torres Margi Tribe Geraldine Trujillo Beth Truschel Katie Upton Frances Valdez Art Valenzuela Steve Trapletti Julie Umberg Renee Valverde Results of the 1978 Crest test Desiree Dwayne Van Christina Vasquez Vandendries Wyhe Yousy Velez Martin Ventura Felice Villasenor 116 SOPHOMORES Rudy Ybarra Danny Younger Orlando Zapata David Zapien Mark Zeko SOPHOMORES 117 i MJB Freshmen 118 119 ' 82 Makes Diana Acosta Annabelle Alba Martin Alvarez Juan Anzaldo Salvador Apodaca Liz Ayala Rebecca Aguilera Richard Alcantara Peter Ampudia Eric Apodaca Tony Arciniega Horteusea Ayala Beginning the year with high expecta- tions and the determination to succeed, the Freshmen Class of 82 soon adjust- ed to their daily routines. With their readiness to adapt to new ideas, they showed the promise of becoming an im- portant part of our school family and students that would make St. Paul High School proud. . ■;-.. j Class Officers: front row: Jim McGovern. Rep; Kelly Roberts, Pres. Ausencio Ariza Margaret Ayer Jose Arocho Steven Baca John Arvizu Denisc Badillo Robert Ashdown Larry Banuelos Annette Ayala Marianne Barrera 120 FRESHMEN It Through!! David Brett Bianca Bukosky Russell Burt Patricia Byers Sandra Calles Gregory Caniglia Odelia Caraveo Donna Cardenas Jack Castro John Caulfield Theresa Barrett Suzanne Beauchamp Jeanette Bell Linda Blackett Cecilia Bogy Tom Callinan Jeff Baumeister Sandra Beckert Geraldine Belmontez Daniel Bockhold Heidemarie Borgelt Richard Canales FRESHMEN 121 Jean Daly Andrew DeGrasse Elaine DeLaLuz Frank Deniyanek Charles Deulsch Parris DcVine Lisa Diaz Martha Diaz Raymond Diaz Slick ' cm up, stranger! 122 FRESHMEN Wjii ' I cl me fix my hair! Nick Dispalatro Jerry Dominguez Mark Dominguez Maureen Lori Draper Anna Duda Dougherty John Donlevy Patrick Duffy Carie Dunn Sonya Elizalde Devon Ertle Tricia Eschardies Xavier Espino Max Estengcr Mona Fernandez Maria Ferraioro Kalhy Pierre Laurence Frabotta Maria Fuentes Debbie Galloway George Figueroa Anne Fitzgerald Michele Fleming Bradford Foss Eugene Galvan Rene Gandara Angelita Garcia Penny Garcia FRESHMEN 123 Henry Guzman Denise Menkes Camille Herzog Chris Harmening David Hernandes Elizabeth Hialt Marina Haro Edward Hernandez Maria Higuera John Hartley Genevieve Hernandez Valerie Hodges Lillian Guardian Lisa Guppy Leni Hecker Lorraine Hernandez Peter Guarnacci Mike Gutierrez Cliff Heidrich Ronald Hernandez Larry Guereque Peggy Gutierrez Debbie Heller Theresa Heron 124 FRESHMEN Sharon Klemens Noel Lawrence Dawn LaFleur Tony Ledesma Lorenzo Landin Scott Lee Kim Lasken Felicia Lenzen Aw, it was nuthin! FRESHMEN 125 g,m ' Freshman Friends Jaekelme Leon Monica Leon Gina Levendoski Paul Lonibardo Cari Long Carmen Longoria Larry Lope Teresa Lord Laura Lorona Aida 1-Ugo Catherine Lyons Greg Macias Sieve Marshall Ruth Marline? arlcne Marlin Valerie Marline? Will Vi liam Marlin ' ictor Marlinez Malt Malone Albert Martinez Paul Magana Pali Jennifer Marl ' icc Anr Ity Anna Marth; Maguire Marque? Martin Kare Don e? Rose n Maldonado Marsala marie Marline? 126 FRESHMEN David McCann Tina McCann Laurie McCargar Jackie Mckean Michael McVeigh Sheila McWeeney Charlotte Medina Martha Melende? Rachael Melendez Joseph Melcndre Alan Mendc? Mariccia Mendez Cecilia Meraz Elaine Pally Minjarrc Simon Molino Julie Montejano Michalowski Miguel Morales Casey Morales Marina Morales Hank Mondaca Alonzo Montalvo Debby Moreno Jim Mramor FRESHMEN 127 Nedda Padilla Stephanie Padilla Hector Palacios Patricia Palma Patti Novak Leslie Ogle Diana Olivares Jose Olmedo Steve Ortiz Robert Oviedo Raul Ojeda Jesus Ortiz Ciprano Padilla 128 FRESHMEN Ricardo Porras Patrick Praelorius Greg Prevost Steve Pereira John Perry Armando Perez Robert Peters Ofelia Perez Joe Pina Nadine Perkins Mary Piwowar FRESHMEN 129 Ed Primero Sterling Putnam Richard Quezada John Quiroz Sieve Rahon Raymond Ramirez Kim Ramos Rebecca Ramos Wendy Rebholz Anna Reneria Mike Restelli Elsa Reyes Henry Reyes Ron Richison Martin Rivera Kelly Roberts Gloria Robertson Maria Robledo Linda Rockenbach Denise Rodriguez Jackie Rodriguez Rodney Rojas Lorane Rolfes John Romero Hello? Hello? 130 FRESHMEN Marianne emplies her pockets to support her clas John Rooks Roman Resales Patty Rossa Lori Rozek Natalie Rucinski Elsa Ruiz Mary Ryan Fred Salas Andrea Salcido Rebecca Salgado Carol Sanchez Maria Sanchez If 1 ■ Byron Schatz Robin Sibbing Tom Schrader Robert Sigur Ruben Segura Paul Silvio Tricia Serrano John Simon Ya, sure, Jen. FRESHMEN 131 fy t, Carol Smith Teresa Smith Mayte Solis Tina Solis Jen Sorbara Christina Sotelo Joe Sowa Tony Stage Andy Stankiewicz Tom Sweeny Therese Swirbul Tracy Taikington „ J - r ' ¥C Gary Tale Jackie Torres Mark Uranga Vivian Telles Bernadette Terrones Henry Torres PhiMp Trammel! Debra Truschel Marianne Turgeon Robert Uribe Lorena Valenzuela Cheryl Van Holland 132 FRESHMEN Rebecca Varela Cynthia Vasquez John Vasquez Leonard Velez Jane Ventura Linda Vera Richard Verdugo Robert Villa Mm-Mm Good! ' H m Arturo Villareal Rosemarie Art Viramontes i v S Jeanette Wagner Villegas Julie Wilger f n Steve Willcerson Jill Wesselman Jim Young m Genevieve Zamorano Paula Wood Laura Zona Sue Zurn Cami era Shy FRESHMEN 133 « fe - j V C ■ 1 y ' •ji , . J|2 ,i- sirfrfi«s£es Si ' i ' ■ Li- L tl ' - ' ;. JT5 l -J o - L_, UntlX L c (J ,| u2u LL , 6 hU 7 ( r r- 6lo coKxl 1 ' ( J C Teachers, givers, lessons, text, hard ) work, questions, helpful, hopeful. Y , A understanding, confused, job, work z , = ' ' ' -- ' lifestyle, dreams, goals, puzzle, - ' , studies, courses, grades, counselors ( ' ' -- --L.M CX-lXJaughed at, looked up to, accomplish, (J , _ rewaVd, smile. ,, Sii-: Reverend Aidan M. Carroll Principal Sister Joan Frey, S.S.N. D. Assistant Principal Brother Matthew McCormack. O.S.F. Assistant Principal Mr. David Wargo Dean of Boys Mrs. Cecilia L. Hem me Dean of Girls, Racquetball Club Moderator Sister M. Francis Xnvicr Counseling. Depl. Chairperson Brother Nicholas Counseling Sister Veronica, C.H.F. Counseling, English On the way of Wisdom I direct you. I lead you On straightforward paths. When you walk, your step Will not be impeded. And should you run. You will not stumble. W- Hold Fast to Instruction, Never let her go. Keep her. For she is your Life. Proverbs 4:1 1-13 Brother Peter, O.S.F. Counseling, English, Fine Arts Dept. Chairperson, Soccer Coach Sr. Celine and Sr. Joan get away from it all on an October backpacking trip to Lytle Creek - fcsm Mr. Marijon Ancich Physical Ed., Athletic Dir., Varsity Football Coach Sister Anita Ziebe English, Religion Sister Arline Mrs. Cynthia A. Armstrong English, Reading, NHSCSF Business Dept. Chairperson, Secre- Moderator tary Club Moderator Miss Ardee Barron Spanish, Girl ' s P.E., Performing Squads Mod., Hi-Jinx Coordinator By Wisdom is a house built By Understanding is it made firm And by Knowledge are its rooms filled With every precious and pleasing possession. Proverbs 24:3-4 Brother Marius asks for the teacher ' s advice. With the new school year, 350 students joined St. Paul ' s community. Like the rest of us, they came here with various hopes and dreams and differing expectations. Our Faculty has kept St. Paul ' s moving in a direction that combined our traditions and spirit with the opportunity to learn and grow in such a way that we could make our dreams come to realization. They encouraged us to get involved and then supported us by becoming involved themselves, whether it was devising a new method of learning, moderating a club or activity, or coaching a sport. The Faculty this year have shown that they can be more than teachers to their students. m !M ' t Miss Ana Maria Bencomo Religion Mrs. Karen Bennett Social Studies Dr. Roger Briley. J.D. Social Studies Mrs. Madeline Brown Home Economics Dept. Chairper- Mrs. Kathleen Bruich English, Senior Class Moderator Mrs. Donna Burks Business Sister Celine Schumacher, Mr. Ted Clark S.S.N. D. Fine Arts, Varsity, Intermediate, Science, Hiking Club Moderator and Beginning Band Director. Mr s. Jane Connelly English, Literary Magazine Mr. Mike Curran Phys. Ed. Dept. Chairperson, Var- sity Baseball and Soph. Football Coach All Wisdom comes from the Lord. And with him, it remains forever. The drops of rain, the sand of the seashore, The days of eternity: Who can number these? Heaven ' s height, earth ' s breadth. The depth of the abyss: Who can explore these? Mrs. Burks and Tim laugh at the comic book hidden between the pages. Fr. Thomas Curry Religion, Chaplain, Christian Ac- tion Mov ' l Moderator. Mrs. Elizabeth Desmond Mechanical Drawing ' I wonder what she could be trying to draw now? 140 FACULTY ' h Vr. Philip Despard Miss Fleckenslein Mrs. Louise G. Fleming Rciigion. French, French Club Girls ' P.E., JV Volleyball, JV Bas- Library Mulli-Mcdia Center, Li- • ,r ketball and Varsity Softball Coach brary Guild Moderator -J X Mrs. Elhna Garcia English Dept. Chairperson Mrs. Linda Garofono Physical Education, Pep Squad Moderator ■y— ' r Before all things else was wisdom created; and prudent understanding, from eternity. To whom has wisdom ' s root been revealed? Who knows her subtleties? There is but one, wise and truly awe-inspiring Seated upon his throne — It is the Lord. Sirach 1:1-7 You see, Regina, I plus I doesn ' t equal II! Sister Mary Gemma, S.M. Social Studies FACULTY 141 Mrs. Karen Cunningham Mr. Ray Guarmo Religion, Girls ' P.E., Varsity Vol- Sc.ence Dept. Chairperson, Ski , j, „ Basketball and Track Club Co-Moderator Coach Mr. Briley revolution-izes his class. Real Education is always a Personal Response to a Challenge. Teacher and class fake it for the photographer. Mrs. Pamela Hayes Spanish Mr. Roddy Hiatt Physical Ed., Varsity Football Coach, Lettermen ' s Club Modera- Mr. Daniel Jiru Religion, Youth Outreach Modera- tor Miss Vivien Kearney English, Newspaper Moderator. 142 FACULTY Mrs. Rochelle Rofey Kelly English, Co-Moderator of the Lit- erary Magazine Brother Kieran, O.S.F. Technical Drawing Miss Mary Claire Kulda Religion Mrs. Barbara Looysen Mathematics Sister M. Madeleine, S.S.N. D. Religion Dept. Chairperson, Dir. of Christian Service of Religious Edu- cation Brother Marios Mechanical Drawing, Bookstore Coordinator FACULTY 143 Fr. Donal McCarthy Religion, Mathematics Mrs. Dulcie McCracicen Spanish, Disco Club Moderator Mr. Tom McGuire Moderator of ASB, Dir. of Student Activities Mrs. B. Melonuk Foreign Language Mrs. Barbara Menard Business Mr. Hank Mondaca Science, Junior Class Moderator 144 FACULTY Mrs. Candee Lee Paredes Mathematics, Bowling Club Moderator, Freshmen Class Moderator FACULTY 145 f l B BH K fc.  ' H - jB £i_ii„ H C . J r Bg $ j H Br f7 s H Mrs. Renee C. Ransons English, Soph. Class Moderator, Science Fiction Club Moderator Miss Lucy Sacco Mathematics, Yearbook Modera- tor Sr. Sharon Connellan Social Studies Mrs. Smith Foreign Language Sister Therese Marie, O.P. Foreign Language, Dept. Chairper- son Spanish Club Moderator, So- ciedad Honoria Hispanica Sponsor How could she miss that??? 146 FACULTY Mr. Eric Arvid Tweil English and Health; Track and Cross Country Coach Mrs. Gloria J. Wargo Art: Ski Club Co-Moderator Mr. Bob Woods Religion, Golf Coach  ■ ■;• liJ ' v-: ' ...-. Not Pictured: Ms. Joan Patricia Arndt Phys. Ed., Girls ' Athletic Director Sr. Marguerite Dalso Religion; Ethics 1 Coordinator Mrs. Hanan Yaqub Music; Dir. of Tarsus, Les Chan- teuses, St. Paul Singers, Trouba- dours, and the Swordsmen Chorale Mrs. Jennifer Acklcy Home Economics and Malhemat- FVQHBBI K ' . S H Sli B 9 A iH BB 1 1 H B ' 9 - ' I H ' Hl l Oh No! I think I vc created a monster! FACULTY 147 Mrs. Anne Schrader Mrs. Marie Shaia General Office Mrs. Sanchez Not Pictured: Mrs. Crouch Mrs. Ronan 148 CLASSIFIED STAFF Mr. Marcelino Aranda Head Custodian Mr. Pablo Nava Mr. Trinidad Nava Maria Diaz Custodians mmmmi Mr. Lucino Nava !«.. u? Students enjoying cafeteria food. Food Service Mrs. Klemens Mrs. Armstrong CLASSIFIED STAFF 149 - ' shorts Workouts, tryouts, practice, practice, practice, games, finally, win, lose, pride, teamwork, spotlight, togetherness, wondering, waiting, results, letters, effort, late nights, bus rides, changing seasons, new sports, running, sweating, striving, earnest, kick-back, competing, learning, laughing. St. Paul Swordsmen Capture 1978 Angelus League Crown The 1978 Season is one that will never be forgotten in the annals of Swordsmen history at St. Paul. Instead of remem- bering the team only because it came up short of going to the CIF finals at the Big A, let ' s review the high points and keep the successes fresh in our minds. The ' 78 Swordsmen began the year with many positions left wide open. Having lost their fine team speed of the previous years didn ' t help the squad and many Juniors were called upon to fill the graduated voids. In addition to the lack of experience, the Swordsmen roster slipped below sixty for the first time in twelve seasons. The effect was a great deal of adjustments made by Coach Ancich and his staff, which featured four new coaches on the varsity level. Due to the school ' s winning tradition in football, newspaper pollsters still picked the Swordsmen to battle an exper- ienced and letterman ladened Mater Dei squad for the League Crown. The season started with a bang as the Swordsmen stunned long time rival El Rancho 32 to 8 and served notice that they were ready to bump heads with anyone. The passing attack was at its best and gave the Swordsmen offense a new spark as some of the newcomers came through. Test number two in the pre-season was Desert Power Palmdale and the fast improving Swordsmen ran away from the Falcons by a score of 37 to 0. Moore league champ Long Beach Poly was next and the Swordsmen responded with a narrow 7 to triumph over the very physical and speedy Jackrabbits. The Big Blue fumbled away a few scoring chances and were fortunate to hold off an upset minded Poly eleven. The Swordsmen ' s finest hour in the pre-season came against a heavily favored and phys- ically huge Loyola team. When the dust cleared, the Swordsmen had pulled off a major upset by outplaying and I 11 ' 4tE3ir|4lCTb7 Top Rou; Dave Ccrvanlcs. Doug King, Da c Src.wMch, I ' liil I ' nncipi.-. Jell Kcjcs, I r.mk Dispaialro, I im l.ins Second Row: Miguel Olnicdo, John Marline , Herman Deutsch. Ray Palmer. Tom Caire. Les Palacio. Ben Haro, Bob LaCerte, John Garcia, Paul Lopez. Third Row: Tim Monle . Greg Copeland, Gil Gomez. Mike Henry, Adrian DcLaOssa, Dave Varallo, Forrest Hinrich.s, Greg Malais, Sam Gall ' ield, Bill Meyers, Scoll Kellerup. Fourth Row: Head Coach Marijon Ancich, Coach Tom Chitwood. Coach Randy Reynoso, Ron Guerrero, Aaron Charbonnet, Jim 152 VARSITY FOOTBALL outhitting the Cubs 20 to 12. This gave the Swordsmen an unbeaten record of 4 and and prepared them for the vigors of the Angelus League season. Angelus League play saw the Swordsmen open against league newcomer Bishop Montgomery from Torrance. The Knights were outclassed and fell to the Big Blue by a score of 35 to 16. Next up was a trip to Orange County and a crucial game with league favorite Mater Dei. Although outweighed almost 30 pounds a man the Swordsmens sur- vival instinct surfaced and they somehow managed to find a way to win with a key fumble recovery and a 7 to 3 triumph. The result of the victory saw the Swordsmen move to the 1 spot in all the Southland Top Ten polls. Next up was a game against quick Pius X team which was celebrating their Homecoming and 25th Anniversary. The Swordsmen were not very sharp in this one and were lucky to slip by the Warriors by a score of 10 to 0. Homecoming was next and the big game with long time rival Servite of Anaheim. A full house of over 10,000 witnessed the best game of the year and a very decisive 23 to 7 victory for the high flying Swordsmen. The final step to an unbeaten season meant a trip to La Puente and a rugged test against arch rival Bishop Amat. The game was a toe to toe war in which the Swordsmen surged to a strong 21 to victory and the Angelus League Crown. The battle yell was On to the CIF. The Swordsmen ' s opponent in the first round was Sunset Power Newport Harbor. In this game, the Swordsmen had a lot riding: a nine game win streak; the number 1 CIF ranking; an un- beaten season, and a possible trip to the Big A. The Swordsmen slipped on the muddy Cranham Memo- rial turf and fell to the Sailors from Newport 10 to 7. Football has been described as Life in a microcosm. It has its victories and defeats, its rewards and punishments, its memorable moments, and times we would rather forget. But if we look at the 1978 Football Season as the year that the CIF Championship slipped from the palms of our hands, then we are looking at life with a defeatist attitude. The year 1978 in the annals of Swordsmen football history was one of the greatest experiences of our lives. It was a victory, it had rewards and it was memorable. ' - 4 Burgess, John I ' crea, t:ric Ferncau, Paul Viele, Ron Lord, Russ PIcwInskI, Coach Rod Hiall, Coach Dan Caslanon, Coach John Larson. Filth Row: Miguel Pla, Dan Solorza. Jim Gannon. Nick Niclo. Greg Gonzalez, Mike Avila, Vincc Zapien, Steve McCargar, Brian Bell, Luis Cruz, Chuck Armenia, Ray Arocho, Bob Luna. Bottom Row: Chris Willig, Art Arellanes, Mike Slith, Al Arocho, Hcndi Ancich, Bob Nielo, Marty Cowan, Carl Krcmpasky, Dave King, Juan Valenzuela. Tom Hiatt. VARSITY FOOTBALL 153 Varsity Football Had 9-1 Season Paul Lopez picks up valuable yardage against Pius X. Tom Caire puts a stop on the opponent. 1 M ■ ■ 1 J p% vi B E vgj | 9 B t.r ' ' :■: ■ — h _, ' ... - ■ i 5 B L - — K Sresovich, Olmedo, ond Avila get set to strike. 156 i ' U-oi — i kS: pm m£ iii I HP jl !-• L i BBV j V S ' ' ) ' •■ ' • ' ? ; yf ISK Le Tim Lins hauls in a long pass against Amat. 157 :-m .  f • K ; ■•■■■- « The Swordsmen defense swarms over Mater Dei. 158 MM ' „ •■ •fji ' ' ii  v ' ■) f - Chuck Armenia runs over the opposition to give St, Paul every possible inch. Lower Divisions Have Successful Seasons k. ) , L ' ' ' ' - ' - 160 J.V. FOOTBALL SEASON RECORD fe ST. PAUL 20 EL RANCHO 14 ST. PAUL 28 BREA OLINDA 8 ST. PAUL 28 L.B. POLY 7 ST. PAUL 17 EDISON 7 J.V. Football Had Perfect Season This was a very positive season for the J.V. team. They had a complete schedule of seven games, but due to injuries on the other teams, only four were played. Led by quarterback Paul Viele, the offense team compiled 93 points, spurring the team on to a 4-0 record. On defense, Adrian DeLaOssa and Chris Willig led a group of intense young Swordsmen, and kept the opponents out of the end zone. Top Row: Lester Palacio, Joe Gray, Tom Hiatl, John Fitzgerald, Steve Traplelli. Forrest Hinrichs, Chris Willig, David Cervantes, Matt Galindo. Carl Krempasky, Doug King. Second Row: Craig Willig, Greg Malais, Jim Burgess, John Garcia, Juan Valenzuela, Jim Gannon, Greg Gonzalez, Ken Howell, Coach Rod Hiatt. Third Row: Eric Ferneau, Jeff Nowinski, Brian Bell, Mike Henry, Lou Cruz, David King, Adrian DeLaOssa, Paul Viele, Mike Guerrero, Coach Reynoso. Bottom Row: Art Arellanos, Mike Stith, John Perea. Aaron Charbonnet, Bob Nieto, Marty Cowen, John Martinez, Vince Zapien. J.V. FOOTBALL 161 SEASON RECORD St. Paul El Rancho 6 St. Paul 14 Palmdale 7 St. Paul 35 L.B. Poly St. Paul 24 Loyola 14 St. Paul 21 Bishop Montgomery 14 St. Paul Mater Dei 7 St. Paul 38 Pius X St. Paul 14 Servile 17 St. Paul 14 Bishop Amat 6 H .c Sophs Show Promise For The Future Following an opening season loss to El Rancho, the 1978 Sophomore Football Team won their next three games, including a convincing win over the highly rated Loyola team. In Angelus League competition, two close losses to Servile and Maler Dei prevented the Swordsmen from win- ning the league crown. The 1978 season finished on a posi- tive note when the St. Paul Sophomores inflicted a powerful defeat on arch-rival Bishop Amat. it 1 1 1 1 I ' lfe ?S298|3J|p0|26234 rt9 UlJ yiJJiuliiihiijAi Top Row; Malt Galindo, Craig Willig, Carlos Granado, Joe Gray, Steve Trapletti, Jeff Nowinski, Eric Ferneau, John Fitzgerald, Ted Bonetati. Second Row: Coach Bob Hill, Larry Lujan, Jeff Martinson, Phil Dominguez, Tom Flores, Mike Windhurst, Andy Camarillo, Steve Kidwell, Ken Howell, Larry Escamilla, Mike Kriechbaum. Third Row: Paul DePalmo, Ed Estrada, Tim Crawley, Jeff Enfield, Mike Franco, Marty Barrera, Mike Estrada, Tony Esposito, Bill DeBever, Mike McCabe, Head Coach Mike Curran. Bottom Row: Coach John Crawley, Manuel Muruato, Dave Marlmez, Gabe Ortega, Tom Cuellar, Rich Hernandez, Dave Zapien, Jeff McCarger, Jere McDonald, Daniel Forniss, Rick Arciniega. 162 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL Top Row: Scott Lee, Robert Oviedo, Sal Apodaca, Ruben Segura, Steve Wilkerson, Nick Dispalatro, Henry Mondaca. Jose Olmedo, Martin Rivera, Eddie Primero, Steve Chavez, Manuel Juarez, Alan Mendez, Coach Al Granado. Second Row: Joe Pina, Andy DeGrasse, Jeff Bau- meister, Mario Irizarry, Jose Arocho, Simon Molino, Lorenzo Landin, Casey Morales, Parris Devine, Danny Bockhold, Xavier Espino, Cliff Heidrich, John Donlevy, John Rooks, Danny Cox, Steve Rahon. Third Row: David Cortez, Jerry Dominquez, Ron Hernandez, Hector Palaclos, -TTTTT- S -rmr iimi ' CMWI — -mm- ■nrrr ::ann =34m ii-x i ' Peter Cordova, Robert Garcia, Larry Guereque, James Noltensncier, Paul Magna. Jim Young. Mike Gutierrez, Louis Ertle, Andy Stan- keiwiez, David Hernandez, John Vasquez, Anthony Arciniega. Bottom Row: Coach Hank Mondaca, Head Coach Jim Parrini, Noel Lawrence, Ray Ramirez, Anthony Stagno. Larry Martinez. James McGovern, Richard Cacales, Matt Malone, Greg Macias, Robert Villa, Eddie Her- nandez, Paul Gray, Chris Harmening, Steve Preira, Sal Mata. Coach Tony Wyett. Frosh Football Second In Angelas League After dropping the season opener and losing to Loyola, the Freshmen got it together and placed second in the Angelus League. Bishop Amat handed them their only league loss with a dissapointing score of 7-8 in the cham- pionship game. In keeping with Swordsmen tradition, this year ' s Frosh team showed a great deal of promise for the future. SEASON RECORD St. Paul 6 El Rancho St. Paul 6 Marina St. Paul 26 Newport Harbor St. Paul 7 Loyola St. Paul 26 Bishop Montgomery 12 St. Paul 18 Mater Dei 13 St. Paul 6 Pius X St. Paul 3 Servite 2 St. Paul 7 Bishop Amat 8 6 12 FRESHMEN FOOTBALL 163 fl 1978 Varsity Football Final Statistics PASSING ATT CPL YDS AVG LNGST TD PI PCT MONTEZ 119 63 900 14.1 65(TD) 10 4 53.9 VIELE 9 5 84 16.8 40(TD) 1 55.6 DeLaOSSA PUNTING YDS AVG 1548 36.9 LNGST SCORING TD PAT FG TOTAL LOPEZ 11 66 KELLERUP 21 (Ipt) 1 (2pt) 4 35 AROCHO 5 Kw COPELAND 3 18 MONTEZ 3 18 LINS 1 (2pt) 8 ARMENTA 6 DeLaOSSA 6 LUNA 6 PRINCIPE 6 n KELLERUP DeLaOSSA NO 31 10 KICKOFFS YDS 1614 429 AVG 52.1 42.9 LNGST 60 50 PASS INTERCEPTIONS DEFENSE PASS! :s FUMBL ES MISSED TACKLES ASSISTS KNOCKED DOWN RECOVERED SACKS TACKLES .■ V1LA 52 2« 1 2 7 12 SRESOVICH 44 42 2 1 20 KELLERUP ■12 31 6 2 20 REVES 38 lit 4 3 7 11 LaCERTE 37 18 4 . 1 5 CAIRE 32 17 2 7 PLA 27 17 5 13 OLMEDO 24 15 b 13 GOMEZ 20 6 3 1 5 DISPALATRO 14 9 4 4 II LOPEZ 14 4 1 5 7 PLEWINSKI II 4 2 5 PASS RECEIVING NO YDS AVG LNGST TD LINS 13 219 16.8 31 1 COPELAND 9 184 20.4 55(TD) 3 PRINCIPE 15 151 10.1 19 1 PALMER 13 146 11.2 18 LOPEZ 7 113 16.1 31(TD) 4 NIETO 7 75 10.7 25 LUNA 1 65 65.0 65 1 AROCHO 1 12 12.0 12 ARMENTA 2 6 3.0 3 YDS LNGST NO RTND RTND TD LaCERTE DeLaOSSA CAIRE SRESOVICH VARALLO GOMEZ LUNA 164 STATISTICS j RUSHING STATISTICS H| TCB YARDS AVG LONGEST TDS Bj EZ 134 700 5.2 35 7 Barocho 52 220 4.2 18 5 Bnieto 51 135 2.6 11 p.UNA 38 129 3.4 34  RMENTA 33 113 3.4 40 1  lcCARGAR 1 8 8.0 8 RiONZALES 2 7 3.5 4 GANNON 5 5 1.0 3 PRINCIPE 2 4 2.0 9 B. NIETO 1 3 3.0 3 VIELE 4 3 0.8 4 COPELAND 3 1 0.33 8 MONTEZ 49 0 12 3 ♦4-59,-59 PUNT RETURNS NO YDS AVG LNGST COPELAND 19 161 8.5 36 LUNA 14 55 3.9 19 PRINCIPE 1 1 1.0 1 KICKOFF RETURNS NO ARMENTA 10 COPELAND 3 PRINCIPE 2 A ROC HO 1 LOPEZ 1 HARO 1 WILLIG 1 YDS AVG 233 23.3 LNGST 1978 VARSITY RESULTS PLAYERS OF THE GAME ST. PAUL 32 EL RANCHO 8 TIM MONTEZ (D: RUSS PLEWINSKI) ST. PAUL 37 PALMDALE PAUL VIELE (D: ADRIAN DeLaOSSA) ST. PAUL 7 LB. POLY GIL GOMEZ (O: GREG COPELAND) ST. PAUL 20 LOYOLA 12 GREG COPELAND (D: MIKE AVILA) ST. PAUL 35 BISHOP MONTGOMERY 16 CHUCK ARMENTA (D: MIKE AVILA) ST. PAUL 7 MATER OEIQ 3 JEFF REYES (O: ADRIAN DeLaOSSA) ST. PAUL 10 PIUS X HERMAN DEUTSCH (D: MIGUEL PLA) ST. PAUL 23 SERVITE 7 PAUL LOPEZ (O D), ST. PAUL 21 BISHOP AMAT FRANK DISPALATRO (D: MIGUEL OLMEDO) CIF-SS PLAYOFFS ST. PAUL 7 NEWPORT HARBOR 10 NONE 1978 TEAM SEASON STATISTICS ] 1 ST. PAUL OPPONRNTS i POINTS SCORED: 199 56 FIRST DOWNS: TOTAL- 116 105 BY RUSHING- 62 59 BY PASSING- 40 37 1 BY PENALTY- 14 9 NET YARDS RUSHING: 1314 982 PER GAME AVERAGE- 131:4 98.2 YARDS GAINED PASSING: 971 787 PER GAME AVERAGE 97.1 78.7 TOTAL YARDS GAINED: 2285 1769 1 PER GAME AVERAGE- 228.5 176.9 FUMBLES: 18 19 FUMBLES LOST: 8 8 PENALTIES 62 56 YARDS PENALIZED: 614 570 STATISTICS 165 The Best Back Award went to Bob LaCerte Varsity Football Awards Banquet The Most Valuable Player of 1978 was Tiin Monte?.. Ray Palmer received the Award for Downfield Blocking. The Most Inspirational Player of the Year was Chuck Armenta. 166 AWARDS BANQUET Mike Avila was given the Award for Defensive Ex- cellence. The All Angelus League All CIF team members are: Miguel Olmedo- All Angelus League; Bob LaCerte- All Angelus League All CIF; Dave Sresovich- All Angelus League; Tim Montez- MVP of Angelus League All CIF; Frank Dispalatro All Angelus League All CIF, also the recipient of the Coaches Award (Bryan Graves Memorial); and Paul Lopez- All Angelus League. The Award for Most Improved went to Scott Kellerup. Miguel Olmedo was Scholar Athlete of the Year The Best Lineman Award (Bruce Prenevost Memorial) went to Her- man Deutsch. Dave Sresovich received the Award for Rookie of the Year. AWARDS BANQUET 167 Varsity Cross Country Finishes Third In Angelas League This years Cross Country team lacked experience as only one varsity runner returned. The season began slowly, as could be expected, but as the season progressed, things began looking better and better. The Varsity ended their season with big wins against Servite and Pius X. In the League Finals they came through with their best perfor- mance of the year, having several runners placing high, finishing in third place as a team. The Varsity Team was led by seniors Gilbert Medina, Shane Ryal and David Cox. They received strong support from Ted Guzman, Marty Garcia and Henry Guzman and Keith Croom. The Frosh-Soph and J.V. Teams both had excellent sea- sons, finishing in second place in the Angelus League. Top Row: Dave Cox, Tony Ramirez, Mike Mulcahey, David Telles, Carlos Sanchez. Louie Ayala, Paul Banuelos. Dave Hartel, Keith Croom. Bottom Row: Shane Ryal, Greg Mendoza, Marty Garcia, Gil Medina, Ted Guzman, John McGauley, Pete Praetorius. 168 ' ■ ■ • ff ' I ' i iiitii VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 169 i . Top Row: Larry Banuelos, Henry Guzman. Joe Segura, Chris Bobadilla, Tom Medina, Coach Tweit. Bottom Row: Jeff Jaso, Pat Praetorius, Bill Rodgers. Gus Ramos, Joe Mclendrez, Pete Ampudia. Girls Join Cross Country Teams This year featured the first Girls ' Cross Country Team in the school ' s history. There were twenty girls on the team, all underclassmen. They made a very strong showing for being together such a short time. The future looks bright for the girls as they get more experience and their number increase. Felice and Angela put everything they have into their run. Top Row: Bev Stoica, Frankie Skripko, Caroline Blumberg, Cathy Bustamante, Felice Villasenor, Monica Gannon, Therese Herzog. Second Row: Teresa Kennedy, Sheila McWeeney, Kathy Mcwcency. Cathy Gratzer. Patti Perry, Shannon Ryal, Jackie LeLeux. Bottom Row: Angela Crider, Mary St. John, Diane Acosta, Louise Hiatt, Loretta Hernandez, Kitty Blumberg. 170 FROSH SOPH AND GIRL ' S CROSS COUNTRY S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. S.P. vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs ' SEASON RECORD Bishop Montgomery Mater Dei Sacred Heart Pius X Bishop Amat Bishop Montgomery Mater Dei Sacred Heart Pius X Bishop Amat Loss Won Won Loss Won Loss Loss Won Won Won Junior Varsity Volleyball Complete Strong Season With 6-4 Record t Top Row: Linda Patterson, Ann Fitzgerald. Pyrase Ertle, Rosalinda Saenz. Second Row: Felicia Lenzen, Tricia Eschardies, Susan Necoechea, Audrey Griego, Cindy Rolfe. Bottom Row: Jeanette Wagner, Mary Ryan, Peggy Gutierrez, Cathy Kautz, Nadine Perkins. J.V. VOLLEYBALL 171 Top Row: Nancy Weslbrook, Desi Tourville, Patty Clinton, Jeannette Sutton Row: Beth Gray, Brenda Necoechea, Paula Noonan, Kathy Ellwood. Bottom Irene Barrass, Laura Espinosa. , Kathy Sulliva Row: Melinda n. Second Escobedo. 172 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Kalhy Sullivan serves ihe ball in win over Sacred Heart SEASON RECORD S.P. vs Bishop Montgomery S.P. vs Mater Dei S.P. vs Sacred Heart S.P. vs Pius X S.P. vs Bishop Amat S.P. vs St. Mathias S.P. vs Bishop Montgomery S.P. vs Mater De S.P. vs Sacred Heart S.P. vs Pius X S.P. vs Bishop Amat S.P. vs St. Mathias Loss Won Won Won Won Loss Loss Loss Won Won Won Won Varsity Volleyball Strives For Perfection The Varsity Volleyball Team, coached by Mrs. Karen Cunningham, began their season quickly with the Ventura High School and Glendale High School Tournaments par- ticipating in team volleyball situations which helped them as they entered league play. They were in second place in the league standings at the conclusion of the first round. They have a 8-4 record in the league. Mid-way through the season the team experienced a mental let-down , and compensated by concentrating more on team orientated play, rather than just individual play on the court. This strategy proved very effective in a highly inspired defensive game against Mater Dei and in the total domination of Sacred Heart and Pius X. The Varsity Volleyball team is anxiously looking forward to fullfilling their main goal of the season-to reach the CIF playoffs and to emerge Number One. r Swordeltes sel up successful block against opponent. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 173 Varsity Basketball Has Exciting 6-15 Season The 1978-79 Swordsmen Basketball team showed determi- nation and a great deal of hustle throughout the season. Their overall record of 6-15 is not a true indicator of the caliber of play that the team displayed. The starting five for many of the games this season were underclassmen. This provided them with an excellent op- portunity to gain valuable experience for the upcoming seasons. Close and exciting games, including overtime losses to Pius X and Servite, seemed to be the general rule of the season. The Swordsmen lost six games by a combined total of ten points, two of which were two point losses to Neff and Bosco Tech. The team experienced many firsts this year, particularly Basketball on Parade where Nancy Viele was crowned Queen, and the transference of home games to Whittier College. Next year St. Paul hopes to continue improving and, with some luck, qualify for the CIF Playoffs for the first time since 1967. Steve Moore dr ives in hard past Bishop Montgomery defenders. Joe Gray attempts a two pointer 174 VARSITY BASKETBALL Jim Borer, Tim Townsend (Captain), Bob Becker, Gary Palmer, Vince Rifino, Chris Muller, Steve Moore, Joe Tracy, Jerry Neely, Paul Lopez, Joe Gray, Dave Pinizotto, John Nunez. Kneeling: Mark Etheringlon (Manager), Coach Kevin O ' Hare, John O ' Connor (Manager). HI fj yc BjMmM HPijI M r m i K cJ Paul Lopez anxiously looks across the court for an opening. VARSITY BASKETBALL 175 176 VARSITY BASKETBALL Dave Pinizzoto flips the ball over to a teammate to set up two points. With Rifino defending, Moore plows past the opposition for a lay-up. VARSITY BASKETBALL 179 Top Row: Eric Ferneau, Ed Moloney, Bob Brown, Tim Olson, Juan Flores. Bottom Row: Dave Florcs, Tomas Santana, Paul Bales. 180 J.V. BASKETBALL J.V. Basketball Builds For The Future The Junior Varsity Basketball Team is comprised of a group of talented dedicated young men. This year, after weeks of hard work they entered their games with vigor and high aspirations of a good season. During the season, the team gained valuable experience and training to help build the basketball program at St. Paul in the years to come. J.V. BASKETBALL 181 Sophomores Shoot For A Good Season The Bee Team began its season with only 4 return- ing players. They coupled their good height and strength with existing potential to come out of pre- season with a 3-1 record. Coaches Ron Arian and Dan Quintana, both of nearby Whittier College, kept the players practicing hard to try to maintain their good record as they faced tough Angelus League teams. The Sophs saw quite a bit of action, especially at the Mater Dei league opener, but continued to improve as a team and strive for a league title. Front Row: Richard Cornego. Graig Schneiders. Mike Estrada, Jere McDonald, Tim Crawley, Kevin Watltins, Marie Marion. Back Row: Coach Dan Quintana, Craig Willig, John Smith, Patrick Dull, Mike McCabe, Mark Zeko, John Fitzgerald, Rudy Ybarra, Chris Willig, Head Coach Ron Arian. 182 BEE BASKETBALL Top Row: Coach Jack Thomas. Steve Rahon. John Quiroz, Sal Apodaca, Tim Clavin. Brad Foss, Steve Wilkerson, Ruben Segura, Paul Magana. Head Coach Nick Guerrero, Bottom Row: Jack Hartley. Mark Parker. Larry Guereque. Armando Perez. Andy Stankiewicz, Henry Reyes, Brian Clements. Frosh Begin With A Strong Outlook Coached by returning Saint Paul graduates Nick Guerrero and Jack Thomas, the Cee Basketball team start- ed off well. They finished pre-season play boasting a 4-0 record over their opponents. However, Angeles League competition proved to be more chal- lenging. To finish the season ahead, the freshmen needed to take full advantage of their assets, such as height, an work on the strategy and discipline that pre- viously led them to victory. Below: Ruben Segura anticipates a basket. Brad Foss attempts to block a shot. John Quiroz goes in the air to score CEE BASKETBALL 183 Nancy Viele se eks out an opening against Mater Dei. Girl ' s Varsity Basl etbali Though the competition was tough, the Girl ' s Varsity Basketball team came through the emotion packed and tension filled games. At the start of their second round of League play, the team ' s record was 3-4. Throughout the second half of the season, the team planned to concentrate mainly on their defensive operations and maintaining their cool attitudes in tense situations which proved to be the key factor in several games. The players improved progressively with each new game situation. This year ' s team was fairly young - an encour- aging aspect for the next two or three years. While learning from their mistakes and perfecting their basic skills, the team planned to finish strong- aiming for a spot in the CIF playoffs. Back Row: Karen Arguijo, Nancy Westbrook, Desi Touriville, Patli Clinton, Cynthia Gunther, Heiga Hrowal. Front Row: Nancy Viele, Angela Martine?, Susannah Gutierrez, Beth Grey, Patty Aquino, Michi Muller. GIRL ' S VARSITY BASKETBALL 185 Linda Patterson shoots through a block by 50. Evelyn Garcia puts il up for two points. Ruth Murga on the Fast Break against Mater Dei. J.V. Team Stands Tall In The 1979 Season Due to the newness of the team, the J.V. ' s got off to a slow start. However, they had the advantage of height and speed, which needed only to be developed and disciplined. Coach Sherri Fleckenstein kept the girls practicing hard to improve their record and strengthen their skills, in order to continue the traditionally strong Girls ' Basketball program at S.P. Mater Dei attempts to block a shot by Dominica de Grasse. Front Row; Jeanelte Wagner ( Mgr), Kale Hartley, Camille Herzog. Ann Papac, Anne Clark. Dominica de Grasse, Cheryl Van Holland, Evelyn Fitzgerald, Peggy Gutierrez, Audrey Griego, Ruth Murga, Laura Marron, Garcia, Felicia Lenzen. Kathy Kautz (Mgr). Back Row: Patty Maguire, Linda Patterson, Jane 186 J.V. Soccer Richard Niemela practices his soccer skills. Top Row: Jeff McCarger, Ruben Caraveo, Gary Peters, Chris Carrilio, Bill Eslenger, Larry Carlin, Paul Grumbine, Bottom Row: Larry Frabollo, Jack Castro, Hector Pallacio, Robert Peters. Ken Cooper. Not Pictured: Richard Niemela. J.V. SOCCER 187 From Row: Mario Iri arry. Greg Prevost. Greg Macias, Tony Esposlto, Robert Ovicdo, Greg Gonzalez, Marco Luna, Mgr. Rick Holash, Not Henry Szymanski, Ricardo Porres, Jeff Enfield, Dan Forniss. Back Row: Pictured: Ralph Olmeda Frank Sanchez, Joe Sacco, Gus Gonzalez, Paul Prevost. Tony Serrano, Soccer Continues To Grow Only in its second year, the soccer team played against local teams free-lance, rather than in a regular league. Next year. Brother Peter hopes to see the sport begin in all the Angelus League schools, but if this doesn ' t happen, the team will most likely join the Whitmont League. The group started off this season with a victory over highly rated West Covina, but ran into difficulty after that. They were stricken with a few injuries that left the spot of goalee open. J.V. members were recruited to fill this spot, and also the positions left open by a few players who dropped the team mid- season. At this stage, the Soccer team is still going through growing pains, but with the experience gained during the season, an ever-enlargening number of inter- ested players, and a strong J.V. team, the future of Soccer at St. Paul ' s is promising. Frank Sanchez keeps the ball moving towards the goal. Center Forward Marco Luna is airborne in Nor- walk game. 188 VARSITY SOCCER L V Goalkeeper Gus Gon alez makes a save. Jell liilK ' ki lakes hall a i.a Ir.mi Ndrwalk allacker J ' 4 4 VARSITY SOCCER 189 Top Row: Coach Bob HilI 3Tm JoiHez, ' Ralph Ojeda, Adrian De La Ossa, N ifeXpiogorac, Jeff Nowinski, Phil Principe, Robert Luna, Scott Kellerup, Cbach-Mfke CurEan. dottwi Row: Vlncd- ' Zapien, LoUis Cruz Xjlenri Trafl rd. ay Arocho, Chuck Armenia, Robert Gonzales, Ralph Fuenles. WarsitJ Baseball s?. ;:i vijcciting Season .; Phil Principe awaits the pitch from Tim Montez. 190 VARSITY BASEBALL :««jm- Nick Nieto charges a short one-hopper. Tim Montez makes his delivery. VARSITY BASEBALL 191 J.V. Baseball Top Row: Coach Mark Milton, Rene Aguilar, Gi Duran, Gil Mejia, Marco Chavira, Rich Cornejo, Steve Chavez, John Fitzgerald, Eric Ferneau, Rudy Ybarra, Dan Younger, Larry McCann, Dan Forniss, Coach Dave Molino, Bottom Row: Phil Dominguez, Julio Castillo, Mike Estrada, Jeff Enfield, Gabe Ortega, Mike Franco, Dave Zapien, Ken Howell. 192 BASEBALL Frosh Soph Baseball Top Row: Coach Rod Hiall, John Quiroz, Many Alvarez, Mario Irizarry, Steve Rahon, Ruben Segura, Hank Mondaca, Richard Canales, Brian Clements, Jose Pina, Casey Morales, Jose Olmedo, Kathy Kautz, Jennifer Sorbara. Bottom Row: Greg Macias, Robert Vribe. Byron Schatz, Ricardo Porras, Andy Stankiewicz. Hector Palacios, Robert Villa, Auscendio Ariza, John Donlevy. BASEBALL 193 Top Row: Pete Praetorius, Coach Bowen, Tim Lins, Nelson Murcia, Frank Dispalatro, Keith Croom, Tony Garcia, Greg Velarde, Tony Serrano, Gary Palmer (nose), Vince Rifino, Joe Tracy, David King, Dan Solorza, Roland Grijalva, Shane Ryal, Marty Garcia, Louie Ayala, Dan Rambo, Dave Hartel, Tony Fournier, Brian Bell, Ted Guzman, Paul Banuelos, Mike Mulcahey, David Telles, Sean Sullivan. Bottom Row: Jeff Garcia, Mark Morlet, David Cox, Craig Mendoza, Gil Medina, Greg Malais, Marty Cowan, Greg Gonzalez, Robert Nieto, Tony Ramirez, Gus Gonzalez, Bob LaCerte. Track Runners Overtake The High Competition Bob LaCerte takes another hurdle in his event. -4 ' - i Top Row: Tom Callinan, Ed Estrada, David Chavez, Pat Dull, Andy Camarillo, Matt Galindo, Steve Arellanes, Gus Ramob, incc Rivera, Steve Perriera. Larry Banuelos, Ray Diaz, Jose Perez, Jeff McCarger. Ralph Hernandez, Chris Harmening. Second Row: J.J. Ortiz, John Rooks, Sy Molino, Cliff Heidnch, David Hernandez, Ron Hernandez, John Arurizu, Henry Guzman, Jim Young. Bottom Row: Tom Medina, Marty Barrera, Mike Franco, Mike Estrada, Sam Sotomeyer. TRACK 195 Girl ' s Softball Top Row: Beth Gray, Laura Marrin, Marcy Lenzen, Bridget Quirk, Evelyn Garcia, Nadine Perkins, Ruth Murga. Bottom Row: Michelle Morales, Marine Morales, Mary Cafferty, Audrey Griego, Angela Martinez, Yvonne Cordes. 196 GIRL ' S SOFTBALL Top Row: Katherine Lyons, Patti Papac, Lorane Rolfes, Mary Coffin. Julie Montano, Peggy Gutierrez, Jenny Sorbara. Jackie McKean. Second Row: Linda Patterson. Felice Villasenor, Carol Secovitch, Teresa Kennedy, Angela Crider. Monica Gannon. Third Row: Heliett Cantarero. Susie Flock, Karen Martinez, Andrea Bauer, Mary St. John. Fourth Row: Loretta Hernandez, Patty Aquino. Laura Malinzak, Anne McFarland, Adeline Castillo! Susannah Gutierrez, Dominica de Grasse. 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The Caulfield Family Good Luck Senior Class-The DeBeau Family Congratulations Yearbook Staff for 2 terrific Yrs.-From the McGuire Family God Be With You-The Butler Family To Cat, Tony, Joey, Tom, Gil, Fran, Patty, Bev, Glen, Dale, Ben, and all the Juniors one more yr to GO! Love Cathie Best Wishes To The Class Of ' 79-Anne Schrader To All My Pubes on Var. Cheer I Love Ya All PW Kit We ' ve Got 2night WWW Starry Skies Dunkit PW Lowa EnJOI PPan The BIG Score Pika I Luv U PW Jackie HarryFro 7yrs I Still luv Ya Joe Shmoe To My Sr Friends Fll Miss U I Luv U Patti W To Sue B; For Making This the Best Senior Year Ever, Thanks and Always Remember: Peppies, Hy-Jinx 4 yrs. No-No-No-you ' re Twisting My Arm, the Phone Calls-Big Turds, Our Drives, Lost Earring, Turn the Knife a Little to the Left, PB, Weirdo, JE, Blonde Babies, JJJS, What Are They Doing to us, ok. Now, so. Anyway, Miss Oswald Dates for SH Prom, We Will Survive, SD, I Love Ya, Take Care To SL-We ' ve had Some Fun Times-GL-TS ' S in your car, and I Hope There ' s more to Come, Friends For- ever! To LAC DOM SPC ARM - We Luv U!!! SADL Good Luck to the Lumen Staff From Mrs. Garcia I Miss You! Let ' s Put a Locker in Ugly ' s Note I Love John Duck, Love You Always, 10-5-78 Mahaquita, Ritz Ressie, Weird UR but lets Stay Friends, Nora ' 81 Tom Olson You ' re The Hunk at SP Luv Mary Stacy Congratulations to Toni ' s Class of ' 79 Love Mom Dad Best Wishes to all SP Students, Fred L. Franke Congratulations Seniors From the Beacon Tool Co. 11719 E. Washington Blvd. Whittier Amway roducts 5122 LaLuna Dr. LaPalma 826-7786 Diane Maria Thanx for the Memories of PB Weirdo, NONONO Don ' t Force me. Lost Earring, Stalled Car, Yo Vinney, Big Turds Pull Your Head Out, Bucko, Broken Hearts, Knife Stabbed in Back, John Jacob, Who Cares-we do. Love Isn ' t Always on Time, Basketball Games, Hold Me Back, Staring at Door, Trucks, Pintos, Then We Were There, Anyway, My Life, Period 2, Snoopy-Mickey AAF, Big C B, Left Right Cancel, Junior This That, Exactly Long Rub- ber, Why Do I Like Him So Much, Love a Forever Sue To Linda, Thanks For Being Who You Are!! Luv AM To Cathy, Thanks For 14 yrs. of Great Memories, Friends Forever!!! Luv AM Thanx to the best friends in the world-JC CW! Good Luck Lucy next yrs staff. To All My Cosmic Friends (You Know Who You Are) Don ' t Drink The Water! From JD As usual, I don ' t know what to say, so love and good luck to CL, CW, LS, and rest-JC Thanks for a wonderful year in Lumen to Lucy, Cathy Jeanne. Love ya ' -Chris Lumen Staff-Great Job! L.S. Cathy, Chris, Jeanne, thank you for such a great exper- ience. Good Luck. VW miss you! L.S. 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P ' pl on i t t(pN|fg t,i Yor the terckoty, ahead of the gfJitig to dtdopt xx t and sivilize n 1jhei)e before y ' r - , HVlar„„.._ wam n Jeanne Casti ' pyCb--editbr, Faculty section Cathy Lee: Co-editOfT ' Activities section Chris Wrdna: Co-editor, Senior section Jennie McGtiife: Theme section head r- Sc(?tt Loly: f iomecoming and Theme sections Katfiy Maguire: Class sections Cathy Mendoza: Club section Leslie Aranda: Sports section Anne-Marie Maikisch: Ad section Joe Saceo: Head Photographer Chuck Krifechbauta: Photographer General Staff- Carie Dunn Anna Duda Ann Chervenak Linda Blackett Susie Flock Carol Secovitch Julie Dahnke Laurie McGuire Cathie Maguire Mary Margaret Salvatore Other Photographic Contributions By: Jen Sorbara Bill Nassen Fred Rocha Pete Carlin ■ J fkSi Lucy -S a • ' understan 5rt% ' fee ' - ' a fjv ' eur CO for taking over and h ing ilslgH back on our feet, for her patience, ' ' ng, open mind, and love. Good fuck next year, Lucy! ? ' K-vv - Fr. Carroll for his Letter to the Seniors and his faith and trust in us. cc-e . Mr. Dave Sorenson, our company rep., for his expertise, advice, encouragement, pa- tience and uplifting personality. Bro. Peter for his photographic assistance. Sr. Joan for her help with NHS CSF. Mrs. Ethna Garcia for her advice and encouragement. Sr. Anita and Mr. Guarino for letting our photographers use the darkroom in 207. Watson ' s Studios for the Senior pictures, ID pictures. Homecoming pictures and for prompt and overtime service. Josten ' s American Yearbook Company for producing this yearbook. Mrs. Nancy R. Sweetser for the beautiful cover picture. Mrs. Candiff for pictures of the Big Lil Sis Picnic. Mr. Nieto and Mr. Ward for Sports and Pep Squad pictures and valuable advice to our photographers. All coaches, especially Mr. Ancich, Mr. O ' Hare, and Mr. Hiatt for their write-ups and cooperation. Mrs. Shaia, Mrs. Sanchez, Mrs. Crouch, Mrs. Schrader and Mrs. Ronan for their cooperation. All our teachers, especially Homeroom teachers for putting up with our lateness and absences due to Yearbook Business. . The Senior class for their cooperation in taking the Senior ' 79. Mrs. Parades and Mrs. Cunningham for providing comic relief at hectic moments. Royal Graphics for their technical assistance. Our staff, especially the Freshmen who were around everyday to help. Linda Patterson for her help with Girl ' s Basketball. All those who helped with distribution. All those who bought a book. Our parents and families for their understanding. Most importantly, o4j w put up with us and gave others th fe strength to do so. ,0. •3 V yd The Lumen Staff acknowledges the use of various quotes throughout the book from a variety of sources. 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