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

Text from Pages 1 - 248 of the 1987 volume:

Lumen 1987 • St. Paul High School • 9635 Greer ?Qf Ave. • SontQ Fe Springs • ColiforniQ • 90670 TAr)Li ' : e)r c ontknTcS Thcnic Pg. 2 eSciiior Ch PS- 12 Junior Cla «, Pg. ' ' • (Sophomore Cla s6 Pg. 4 rrc. hnicn Cla6.s Pg. 70 racull) ' Pg. 88 (Sludciil Life Pg. 10b (Spor ' Ls Pg. l .U Pg. 220 do. inn P, . 2- 8 %  ,1 r ' There are many ways in which St. Paul High students carry out the theme. ■Picture Perfect. It is evident in all academic and extra-curricular activities. Academically, most students have set high goals and have equally high standards to achieve them. Our sports addicts, cheer- leaders, and other various group members have demon- strafed over and over that practice makes perfect. To some it all up, SPHS students don ' t quit they reach ultimate perfec- tion! I Be such a man. and live such a life, that if every man were such as you. and every life a life such as yours, this earth would be God ' s Paradise. -Phillip Brooks- « ' Jfl am comfortable around my friend. For reasons not always clear to me, she loves me. She has seen me blunder: she Is aware of my annoying self-in- dulgences, my private habits. All the things I once thought no one could know about me, she knows. In her presence I have very little to guard against, be- cause she distills me from my words. We have been together a long time, and now some grace within her can see me even when her eyes are open. Hugh Prather (Sophomore erecJoi k X y V 1 L ss . M ' i, ' -. f ' riif f _ ,. Junior ' Perfection! nomecoming Events THE GAME- The 1986 Homecoming game was won in overwtielming fashion. The score was St. Paul-33, Bish- op Montgomery- . The enthusiasm of the students present was equal to that of the players. THE HALF TIME SHOW- The ASB did a wonderful job organizing the half-time show (The float was a much better choice than last years ' stubborn horsel). As usu- al, the court looked beautiful. Congratulations were bestowed on Michele Torres after being crowned by last year ' s queen, Rebecca Ruble. The night ' s festivi- ties concluded with an elaborate firework presenta- tion. THE DANCE- The 1986 Homecoming dance was more formal than previous years. Dinner was provided with the dance. It was held at the La Mirada Gateway Inn from 7:00 p.m. to midnight. All present had a delightful evening. 1986 HOMECOMING QUEEN MICHELE TORRES ],v f HOMECOMING PRINCESS LISA MA TA HOMECOMING PRINCESS ETHEL DELGADO HOMECOMING PRINCESS CHERYL KENNEDY HOMECOMING PRINCESS DENISE PAL AGIOS Dav Onc-Backwards Day On Monday, students got to stiow their wacky spirit by wearing their clothes inside out and bacl - wards Ttiey also got to demonstrate their back- wards intelligence by trying to make it through classes starting with seventh period and progressing through first. A t lunch, there was a back wards relay, where students sat on skateboards, going in re- verse, using plungers as moving power, and was won by the seniors Also there was a musical chairs , play-off in which participants had to walk back- words, which was won by the sophomores. V • J i m m 3- ■ •?- J Day TVo-CIass Feud Tuesday. Class Feud was the next in tin the weeks events, where students playec the famous TV game show Family Ft Wearing jeans and jerseys was a pleasure Dineen, Mrs Curren and Mr Asbra were i hosts for this event Mr. Asbra really brough the school spiritl Thanks Mr Asbra! The o winners were the servers e for i out ' ?ud . i J, Mr. . ■jreat tout ' verall . 1 £r and ' ere we and dae the tie iors. Day Three-Twin Day On Wednesday, friends got together dressed up as twins or triplets There m even a few quadruplets During lunch had relay races with twin participants the Seniors won Then there was a sun eating contest with one twin feeding other This contest turned out to be c between the sophomores and the sen which ended up in a senior victory. -■ Day Four- Western Day ■ Thursday was Western Day. All the students dug up their cowboy hats and boots and head- ed to the St. Paul corral (Yee Hah) Surprisingly the Juniors finally won an event, the root beer chug-a-lug The seniors won the pony relay. Overall the day was a big success! Day Five-Color Day On Friday, Color Day was a bright idea that has been carried down through the years The Seniors wore yellow. Juniors pink. Sophomores purple, and Freshmen green. A really wild rally was held to pro- mote spirit for the upcoming weekend events. And so we leave our multi-colored campus and end Spirit Week . i! !ih liiiai ' t: I U ' I liU it Dear Father Gallagher. On behalf of the Student Body. I would like to welcome you to our St. Paul family. We were all surprised, yet delighted with your addition to the St. Paul community. Your warmth and friendliness has been felt by everyone. Your eagerness and willingness in continuance of unity and tradition is shared by all. St. Paul is very lucky in acquiring such a note-worthy person as you. an individual who with the rest of the student body, voluntarily shares with us the meaning of the school year, tradition, and our future goals. The 1986-87 year represents something more than just an ordinary school year to the senior class. Though this marks the end of some memorable four years, it is time for you to begin anew era along with the classes to follow. But it is now under your leadership and guid- ance, that we ' ve all had or have the opportunity of enhancing our education both academically and spiritually You have also helped us to understand and serve the needs of others, recognize the impor- tance of co-curricular activities, and foster discipline, which are all important elements to our school philosophy More so. you have made this year a success with your willingness and active coopera- tion to not only help one group or class, but every individual student Here we see your dedication and contribution in making the St. Paul community as one family. Tradition is defined as the handing down of knowledge, beliefs, and customs from one generation to another. Tradition has always been greatly looked to over the past years. St. Paul values it ' s beliefs and principles. You have not only achieved in continuing our funda- mental traditions, but in refining and initiating others as well. Ylay you continue in upholding and upgrading the prestige given to St. Paul traditions. Anew school year will approach quickly. You will face new people, new ideas, and new challenges. We all thank you for sharing yourself with us in every possible way. And as I speak for the graduating class of 1987, we thank you for your contribution in completing four truly memorable years at St. Paul. We are all honored that you accepted the challenge of not only becoming our school principal, but our leader and friend as well. It was a great honor to work with such a unique individual as you. I leave you with many thanks and best of luck always. Sincerely yours, Alex Flares A SB President l. Paul Welcomes Father Gallagher o 1 Father Gallagher greets students at the Homecoming Dance 2 Father Gallagher at his work station. 3 Father Gailagher with ASB President Alex Flores. Senior Class President Sal Ledesma. Newspaper Editors IVIargaret Wahab and Margaret Simonian. 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To whom has wisdom ' s root been revealed? There is but one, wise and truly awe inspiring Seated upon his throne- If is the Lord. SR VERONICA O ' DOHERTY Counseling Dept CHP Senior Counselor MRS ROBIN RACO Junior Counselor 90 MRS ROSEMARY DE CUIR Sophomore Counselor MR JAMES SCHRADER Freshmen Counselor MR KEVIN ASBRA Religion Dept Campus Minister MS. MARY BARRASS Mathematics Dept Dean of Girls Pep Squad Mod MRS KAREN BENNETT Social Studies Dept CHP A P Coordinator MRS MADOLINE BROWN Mathematics Dept MRS STACY BUCKLEY English Dept MRS KATE CAUAGHAN English Dept MRS YOLANDA CAMPBELL Business Dept Frosh Class Mod Drill Team Mod 91 MR. TED CLARK Fine Arts Dept- Band Director MS. CANDEE CORWIN Religion Dept MS ANN CUNNINGHAM Englisli Dept MRS LUCY CURRAN Ptyysical Education Dept Sopti Class Mod MS JULIE DAHNKE Englisti Dept CHP NHS CSF Mod Happy the man who meditates on wisdom, and reflects on knowledge. Siracti 14:20 RS CRISriNA DE CORPA-LEE MR MICHAEL DINNEEN MRS MARGIE FISCHER MRS DEBRA FOSTER MS JULIE FRAUSTO Foreign Language Dept Social Studies Dept Varsity Basketball Coach Religion Dept English Dept Religion Dept English Dept 92 -- ' tt ' ll ' ' r MR RICKY GONZALEZ MS KAREN GUNNUNGHAM MR LEO GUTIERREZ MS KATHERINE HALL MR TOM HARVEY Physical Education Dept Social Studies Dept Religion Dept Fine Arts Dept Religion Dept sst Varsity Football Coacti Girls Varsity Basketball Coach Athletic Dir of Boys Head Cross Country Coach Head Track Coacti Varsity Baseball Coach ■9 Deal MucaUon Lh AlwaycS A Percsonal Dcosponse To A Challenge. ,V- MR ANIHONY HERNANDEZ MRS SHARON ISRAEL MR DANIEL JIRU MR SII-rilLN KAINIK Social Studies Dept Mathematics Dept Religion Dept Chp Science Dept Literal r ' : : : ■ ■ ■ d J V Basketbai: ; • Asst Varsity Bas- i . 93 MS. MARIE KEBGAN Science Dept. r-: :-,:: mE KIERNAN MjtnenKitics Dept Chp MRS MARJORIE KUDLICKI Foreign Lang Dept Chp MR ROBERT MCNEIL Social Studies Dept MS MARY MCNELUS English Dept MS AISLING NEARY Mathematics Dept MR ERIC NELSON Fine Arts Dept Chloral Director Chamber Singers 7 Happy the man who discovers wisdom, the man who gains discernment: Gaining her is more rewarding than silver, more profitable than gold. Pr. 3: 13- 14 MRS ANGELA NOLAN MS MARY OHALLORAN MRS SUZANNE OMEARA MR CONRAD OMIUANOWSKI BR OTTO Librarian Mathematics Dept Physical Education Dept Girls Athletic Dir Religion Dept Senior Class Mod Fine Arts Dept Chp 94 SI? MAI?Y PAUL Science Dept CHP MR GERRY RIORDAN Science Dept MR FRED ROCHA Business. Fine Arts Dept Yearbook Mod Asst J V. Basketball Coach Asst Drill Team Mod MR TIMOTHY SMITH Religion Dept With the new school year, 365 students lOined 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 di- rection 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 en- couraged us to get involved and then sup- ported us by becoming involved them- selves, 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  ! ►:« ■ «i% MR TIMOTHY SNEDEKER Physical Education Dept MRS MARIA SYL WANOWICZ Science Dept Head Girls Tennis Coach MR TV nruY TilBBS MRS THERESE -MARIE WEHB Foreign Lane: ; ;- .• MS MARV ' HELEN WELCH Foreign Language Dept 95 MR MARCY ARANDA Head Custodian MR- JOAQUIN HURTADO Custodian MR RITO NAVA Custodian MR RODOLFO NAVA Custodian MR LUGINO NA VA Custodian MISS JOSIE GONZALEZ Office If you wish, you can be taught: If you apply yourself, you will be shrewd: If you are willing to listen, you will learn: If you give heed, you will be wise. Sirach 6 32-34 MRS ANNE SCHRADER Office MRS NORA MARTINEZ Food Services Manager MRS LOIS HEIMSTEAD Kitchen MRS SOFIA RODRIGUEZ Kitctien 96 100 - -- ---— - -f •=: -inm -..r-rayrra-t: «( 1 1 , 1 i L — - — 8 ! -JL_ ™_j ' n 1 1 • 1 1 i ' J ■,! t •102 Special Orders? No Problem! Monday: Pani Lane Trancis Melendrez Maria Aavier Maria Olmedo Dolores Van Wye Dorothy Adami Tuesday: Adel Gonzales JuaniLa Chapa Jennie Williams Josie Martinez Eleanor Torres Maria Morales The Lunch Line Mother Of (St. Paul 104 Wednesday: Amanda OLero Donna Fogelsong Chcry Childress Irma Tai Lin Jennie Williams Esther Mangarino Thursday: Grace Kennedy Dorothy Adams Mary Vargas Joey Valero Dose Cuesta Liz Callegos Friday: Runny IMeak [Dolores 0 ' 6hea Irma Tai Lin j fj !a iii Anita Lnriqucz usan Gonzalez Terrv Quiz 105 - I! + 4 ' Girls ' League ' 87 — .i i 1 y v IS. . if v fj i C CHDl TOPHED ANTHONY HUDTADO Januaty 30. 1969-Janua7 14. 1987 A Son. A Brother. A Triend. A (Swordcsmen May fie Dccst In The Shrist, 111 m The first dance of the year was the Freshman Welcome Dance. The Fresh- men were very enthused. It gave them a chance to mingle and get to know their new family. The fun and excitement was a preview of all the dances to follow. The dances next in line seemed to be more important to the upperclassmen. The Christmas and Sadie Hawkins dances were very casual, while Homecoming, Girl ' s League and the Prom were the most in elegance. St. Paul dances gave all students a chance to loosen up and fake a break from the day to day grind.  ,,« . • • The craziness of the ' 86-87 rallies added to the spirit of St. Paul and Swordsmen pride. The St. Paul cheerleaders added a lot of pep to the rallies. They should be commended on their excellent job of organiz- ing rallies. Their cheers were a successful blend of traditional and new ideas. Mr. Asbra was very successful in inspiring the St. Paul family. , — T WHEN DID WE SEE YOU HUNGRY, LORD? ' MA TTHEW 25 The 14th annual St. Paul March For Hunger was held on Sunday, Dec. 7, 1966. Approximately 750 students, parents, and faculty met at 6:00 a.m. in the St. Paul Gym. Inside the gym one could feel the expecta- tions of the marchers. After the peaceful mass, the marchers boarded the 13 buses provided by the $2.00 entry fee At about 8:30 a.m., from Salazar Park, the march- ers started their journey of 26 miles, 7 feet, to Santa Monica Beach. The purpose of their long march was in support of the Los Angeles Catholic Worker Hospitality Kitchen. All proceeds from the students col- lections and pledges will go to help finance the expenses of the soup kitchen. The money will help pay for food costs which feed hundreds a day. Without this kitchen, many of the underpriviledged who live on skid row would go without any food at all. The sense of unity that one felt on the march was proven by the sight of everybody helping each other. The sight of people helping each other walk, or seeing someone push another in a shopping cart showed more-over the determination of all to make it the whole 26 miles. Back at St. Paul, all seemed to have a sense of accomplishment and pride which filled the campus throughout. Though many complained of aches and pains, all agreed that this ex- perience was worth more than any agony they went through. For this reason, which strongly shows the unity of the St. Paul family, we can all be proud to be attending St. Paul High School. -- i- ---■-. Blood Drive This year ' s Annual Blood Drive was held on October 29, 1986. followed by another in May. With the students ' enthu- siasm, the first Blood Drive was able to collect 64 units of blood, therefore making it the most successful one in the history of St. Paul ' s winter Blood Drives. Even though the Red Cross nurses and NHS members worked steadily throughout the day. the large amount of students created up to an hour wait. Yet not one student seemed to lose enthusiasm for this worthy cause. The atmosphere in the gym was one of determination, although murmurs could be heard like ' Does it hurt? Yet still the spirit of the cause reigned strong. Although some felt weak and some became dizzy all agreed on that despite the minor discomfort, it was well worth it if it could possibly mean helping another, which shows that in time of need that the tradition of unity within the St. Paul family still exist and is going strong. 116 1986-87 C(SF And MS Members The California Scliolarship Feder- ation is an organization designed to give recognition to ttiose students wtio actiieve and maintain academic ex- cellence in thieir course of studies. St. Paul boasts an average semester membership in this elite organization of approximately 90 students. Member- ship is granted on a per semester basis to those students earning an ' A ' grade in at least three substantially demand- ing academic courses v hile maintain- ing at least ' B ' quality in all other course work. It is likely that the Valedictorian and Salufatorian for the Class of ' 87 will be chosen from these members. Members of the National Honor Soci- ety are selected for their demonstra- tion of excellence in the four areas of Character, Scholarship, Leadership, and Service. Members are nominated for earning a cumulative G.P.A. of at least 3.0 and are then evaluated on the other three qualities before mem- bership is granted. NHS members are a valuable resource to the St. Paul com- munity and can be found assisting at many school events including Parent Teacher Conference Night, Eighth Grade Parents ' Night and the Eighth Grade Entrance Examinations. Many members are volunteers within their lo- cal parish or community. NHS mem- bers, as an example of their servicing spirit, in cooperation with the Rio Hondo Chap ter of the American Red Cross, also sponsor two Blood Drives which take place in October and May. Miss Dahnke is the moderator advi- sor for both of these organizations. C6r Denise Baker ' . Amy Belland ' . Luz Borjon ' . Oliver De la Paz ' , Niraj Desai ' . Manuel Diano ' . Joseph FInken ' . Car- ol Duda ' . Irene Gamez ' . Melissa Gonzales ' . Lisa Her- nandez ' . Jennifer Higa ' . GregLaValle ' . Sal Ledezma ' , Paul Levario ' . Mane Luna ' . Lisa Morelos ' . Tom Onti- veros. Soledad Ramirez ' . Leticia Rodriguez ' , Marilyn Romero ' . Margaret Simonian ' , Jennifer Stugmyer ' . Beth Tallin ' . Joel Vizorra ' . Euclid Woo ' . Anjanette Abayari ' . Allison Agapito ' . Joni Allemand. Christina Ar- riaga ' . Kushal Bhakta. Eric Busch ' . Michelle Childress ' . Evelyn De la Luz ' . Linda Del Castillo. Gloria Delgado ' . Kim Downey ' . Dona Fuller, Rosa Gonzalez. Cynthia Huerta ' . John Jennings, William Juncaj. Kimberly Lane ' . Britt Legaspi ' Rene Licon ' , Victor Olmedo ' , Veronica Meneses ' , Eileen Morelos. James Nahas ' , Veronica Par- edes ' . Monica Robledo ' . Renee Romero ' . Lucild Se- guar. Marian Sollman ' . Steve Van Wye ' . Stephen Beanes ' . Amish Bhakta. Soma Bravo ' . Brenda Cheng ' . John Davidson ' . Lori Gandara ' . Luciano Gomez ' . Claudia Gonzales ' . Jennifer Hams ' . Ron Lloyd ' . Lianne Maldonado ' . Elizabeth Mortice ' , Michoel Monte ' Mark Muiholiand ' . Kimberly Mullen ' . Donna Nahas ' . Donna Orosco. Rebecca Ossa ' . Delores Perez ' . Teresa Perez. Rose Resurreccion. Julie Rivera. Richard Sailer. Raquel Sanchez ' . Frank Tomeo ' . ' also a member of NHS S. Anaya. K Artavia. M Baxter. S Beauchamp. J Carson. R Castillo. R Cruz. A Estrada. A Flares. A Fitzger- ald. K Gardner. J Johnson. T Jones. D Kennedy. C Leader. S Loft us. L Mangerino. M Martinez. L Mata. F Mendez. L Morelos. Y Perez. B Ra- paeon. W Robles. M Romero. C Sandoval. E Torres. M Wahab. K Wesselman. A Adamsen. M Altaro. A Borth. L. Beck. E Campos. A Can- dal. D Fuller. G Hanrahan. C Ji- menez. J LaBorde. V Lincoln. O Lo- pez. C Martinez. T Melendrez. R Mendoza. L Mosqueda. A Nevarez. V Olmedo. M Perez. C Ponce. N Solano. L Solorza. M Soliman. S Van Wye. S. Vasquez. I Villolobos. M Whitney. R Woehrer. L Zamora. E Be inez. S Bernus. B Catalano. R Chavez. C DelaPaz. J DeVaere. R Drury. S Duda. J Ferneau. J Gentile. T Kaulaau. K Kropke. Y Lopez. M Lucas. Y Merino. R Ortega. D Pren- tice. E Sanchez. R Sanchez. J Xavi- er ¥ .s - r • • }l ►V % v %■ Many students feel ttiat ttiey need to tiave days away from t!ie scfiool cam- pus everyonce in a while Field trips give students ttie chiange of atmosphere they desire and at the same time give them an opportunity to learn what can- not be taught in the classroom. Students taking Art classes are able to learn about famous artists while viewing their masterpieces during trips to an Art Mu- seum. Through this, they learn to appre- ciate the Art pieces in ways only possi- ble by seeing them up close and in de- tail , i5iai=- ,=4: - 119 Lumen - IXTKDNATIONAI. PHILIPPINES: A NEW BEGINNING After 20 years under dictatorial rule of Ferdinand Marcos, the Philippines once again is experiencing a sense of freedom -because of one woman. Cora- zon Aquino, and her quest for justice and liberty in the country where she grew up. Mrs. Aquino ' s decision to run for the Presidency tDegan after the tragic death of her husband Ben- gno Aquino in 1983. where he was assasinated at he Manila Int. Airport after returning from exile. After this incident, she was determined to continue what her husband had started many years ago. which was ridding the Philippines of the autocratic ■ule of Ferdinand Marcos And along with ' People °ower Mrs. Aquino has successfully led the people to a new beginning. Yet after her victorious win over Marcos, her job is just getting started. After Marcos left the Philippines his loyalist group felt he would return someday And because of this they planned an attempted coup. but because of the military, their plans were soon dispersed. Also. Cory had to deal with constructing a new constitution for the government, in which she urged the people to give her all the support they could. There may be a lot of work ahead for Presi- dent Aquino, but her goal and concern for her country would definitely explain why she is the Woman of the Year. Terry Waife. who went back to Lebanon to nego- ciate the release of the four hostages appears to be taken hostage himself. He has not been seen or neara from since late January of this year. There is continued guerilla- warfare in Nicaragua, where the Contras. who are supporteb by the US. government financially and militarily, are fighting to topple the Sandanista government headed by President Daniel Ortega. The financial aid to the Contras. which was approved by Congress, ap- peared to be causing problems with the l?eagan administration as a consequence of the Iran Arms sale scandal, which is the current issue being dealt with at this moment. This year marks the tragic and sudden incident at Chernobyl, where a reactor exploded therefore causing radiation to spread in most parts of Russia The U.S. was upset at the Russian government for not immediately informing them of the crisis, but Russia claimed the U.S. was in no danger from the radiation NATIONAL Current low Interest rates has been causing a flurry of activities at Wall Street The climb in the Dow Jones indicators has reached an all time mark of 2.250 points and has stayed at that level for two weeks. This is an indication that the U.S. Stock Mar- ket is very bullish There are a lot of uncertainties about the new tax laws and the IRS. has yet to come up with specific guidelines that maybe understandable by the tax payers. A few things seem to be certain about the new tax laws: it eliminated several tax shelters ex- pecially for real estate investors, it eliminates also the aeauction of Interests on consumer loans: it midified the basis for deductions of I.R.A. contribu- tions: these are just to name a few changes On the positive side, the new tax laws would only require three income tax brackets and lower tax rates as compared to the existing tax structures The buaget deficit has reached the trillion mark during the last Fiscal year Contributing substantially to this huge deficit was the large budget allocated for defense In order to reverse the trend of deficit spending Congress passed the Gramm-Redman law. Beginning with the current Fiscal year and ev- ery year thereafter, the deficit would have to be reduced by about 120 billion dollars a year The President of the United States. Ronald Rea- gan, was striken with cancer this year, mainly in his prostate and colon. Doctors examined a few pol- yps ana found them to be negative, therefore Rea- gan was said to be in good physical condition. SCHOOL Chemistry teacher by day. Game show contes- tant by night: Mr Riordan battled Lady Luck on the game show Card Sharks for four fun-filled nights. His witty nature brought enjoyable entertainment and his winnings totaled $8. 700 in cash and a brand new Jeep Rangier. After many long years at St. Paul High, this year marked the sad departure of Father Carroll and Mrs Hemme Their hard work and dedication is what made St. Paul what it is today. Their positions are now in the capable hands of Father Gallagher and Ms Barrass who will continue the traaition of bring- ing St. Paul to new heights. The untimely death of Christopher Hurtado was a shock to his family and friends at St Paul. He touched the lives of us all and brought St. Paul to victory in many ways His death brought the St. Paul family together and made us realize the special closeness that we all share with one another AMmiCA ' 6 CUP The United States tias once again regained ttie Ameri- ca ' s Cup from ttie Austrailians. tlianks to Dennis Conner and ttie crew of Stars and Stripes Ttie U S tiad an easy victory by winning four straigtit races out of seven. Al- ttiougti ttiey did experience some slight complications along the way. their courage and determination kept them going Once the Stars and Stripes had achieved victory, they knew all their hard work had paid oft and it would be another four years before the Aussies could try ' ' UPmBOWL AAl It was the game that everyone had been waiting for. two of the best teams in football were battling for the championship in the Rose Bowl It was between the N Y Giants and the Denver Broncos, but in the end the Giants prevailed with the victory beating Denver Actually, it was a battle of quarterbacks, as two of the best in the NFL faced off against each other-Phil Simms from the N Y Giants and John Elway from the Denver Broncos It was a good game for both players, but even a more spectacu- lar one for Simms as he was chosen the t ost Valuable Player in the SUPERBOWL WOQLD m : The World series, once again, proved to be filled with intensity, excitement, and glory as the N Y tvlets and the Boston f?ed Sox fought for the championship The pitchers on both sides were key factors in the Series, not to men- tion the strong hitting and defensive plays The Red Sox had an opportunity to win an early victory, but the Mets wouldn ' t let them have it As a result, the Series was tied three a piece, forcing them to have a final and decisive seventh game Thanks to excellent pitching and concise hitting, the N Y lYlets became the true champions of baseball LOCAL Locally, an Aerornexico airliner, fligtif 456. coming from Tijuana. l Aexico on its way to the Los Angeles Int Airport, collided with a private owned plane that entered the space restricted for commercial airplanes only. The Aeromexico airliner crashed in the city of Cerritos and almost destroyed an entire neighborhood block, luckily it was a holiday where most people left their homes. In all, a total of more than eighty people were killed A major incident that had concerned many par- ents and students was the uproar that the teachers have conjured up this year Teachers demands for a salary increase were not met therefore causing many of them to be unhappy about their jobs. They registered their protest to the School Board and then upstaged a one day strike, and these included teachers from the LA. City schools, the Compton District, and the Ingle wood District. (STATE was un unstable year for RTD bus drivers as bus accidents increased from previous years. To mini- mize on accidents. RTD has accepted a new drug testing program, in which driver ' s would be tested for usage of certain types of drugs. Los Angeles has been struck with the most atten- tion lately, as issues of building a prison and giving shelter to the homeless have affected the members of society Plans have been made to make another prison to accomodate prisoners from the over- crowded prison, but several people opposed the idea because they felt it was too close to the resi- dential area. Also the homeless people in the city have increased, so shelters such as Tent City were built in order to help the homeless. In the race for govenor of California. George Du- kemajian once again defeated Tom Bradley in an almost landslide vi ctory, but Bradley claims he will run again for govenor in the next election. This year marks the historical flight of VOYAGER, the first plane to make a round-the-world flight without stopping and without refueling-which is also a first in atmospheric aviation. The mission came about through the faith of three principles: the two pilots. Dick Rutan and Jeana Yeager: and Rutan ' s brother Burt, who designed the plane The plane ' s shell was made of a quarter-inch-thick panels of Hexcel honeycomb, a resin-coated, paper like polymer covered with graphite fibers embedded in epoxy The wings spanned 1 11 ft and are designed to flap some 30 ft The cabin was 2 ft. wide and ■ .■ ft long Once in the air. the VOYAGER averaged 110 miles per hour and continued to do so for 10 days. The project began in the Mojave Airport and was launched at Edwards Airforce Base, during the launch portions were taken off both wings but the damage was not crucial, so the mission continued. It sailed over the Pacific, over Africa, and into the South Atlantic They did experience rough weather from the southern Pacific to Central Africa, but they managed to maneuver around it. It took VOYAGER ten days to circle the globe but it was the fastest time in history, therefore making it one of the most captivating and memorable events of the year. OVA ' ' [ L LS ANDY WORHOL LIBER ACE DAVID SUSKIND CURTIS LANE M DEL CARfVIEN MUNOZ CHRISTOPHER HURTADO BENNY GOODMAN TED KNIGHT DEAN PAUL FvlARTIN DESI ARNAZ SR DANNY KA YE NICHOLAS OSWALD nior Selections FAVORITE CAR 1. Mercedes 2. BMW 3. Lamborghini FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Top Gun 2. Stand By Me 3. Pretty in Pinl FAVORITE PLACE TO GO 1. Beacti 2. Disneyland 3. Mountains FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT 1. Tommy ' s 2. McDonald ' s 3. Sizzler FAVORITE GROUP 7, Run DMC 2. Bruno The Heaters 3. Genesis FAVORITE RADIO STATION 1. KPWR 2 KROQ 3. KIIS FAVORITE THING TO DO 7. Party 2. Dance 3. Shop FAVORITE TEACHER 1. Mr. Rocha 2. Mrs. Curran 3. Mrs. Fischer :s:si; s: i ---: ' r: - FAVORITE CLASS 7, Child Development 2. Marriage 3. Psychology FAVORITE T.V. SHOW 7. Cosby Show 2. Moonlighting 3. Family Ties 122 Junior (Selecti ions FAVORITE CAR 1. BMW 2. Porsche 3. Ferrari FAVORITE MOVIE 1. Ferris Beuller 2. Top Gun 3. Piatoon -l- FAVORITE PLACE TO GO 1. Beacii 2. Mall 3. Party FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT 1. McDonald ' s 2. Jims 3. Tommy ' s FAVORITE GROUP 1. Genesis 2. The Cure 3. Depeche Mode FAVORITE RADIO STATION 1. KROQ 2. KPWR 3. KIIS FAVORITE THING TO DO 1. Party 2. Dance 3. Talk on Phone FAVORITE TEACHER 1. Mrs. Curran 2 Mrs. Brown 3. Mr. Rocha FAVORITE CLASS 7, Child Development 2. Spanish 3. Computers FAVORITE T.V. SHOW 1. Cosby Show ' - 2. Moonlighting - ■ ' 3. Growing Pains 123 Sophomore FAVORITE CAR 1. BMW 2. Porsche 3. Lamborghini FAVORITE MOVIE 7, Top Gun 2. Platoon 3. Stand By Me Sisi mm FAVORITE PLACE TOGO 1. Beach 2. Party 3. Mall FAVORITE PLACE _.- TO EAT 1. Tommy ' s 2. Carl ' s Jr. ' % 3. McDonalds ' S FAVORITE GROUP 1. The Cure 2. Depeche Mode 3. Run DMC FAVORITE RADIO STATION 1. KROQ 2. KPWR 3. KNAC FAVORITE THING TO DO 1. Party 2. Go To Beach 3. Spend Money FAVORITE TEACHER 1. Mrs. Curran 2. Miss Frausto 3. Mrs. Brown FAVORITE CLASS 1. Health Driver ' s Ed. 2. English 3. Computer Lit. FAVORITE T. V. SHOW 1. Cosby Show 2. Growing Pains 3. Moonlighting 124 freshmen SclccU on s FAVORITE CAR 1. Porsche 2. Ferrari 3. Lamborghini FAVORITE MOVIE 1. stand By Me 2. 3 Amigos 3. Pretty in Pink :..-. -— - FAVORITE PLACE TO GO 1. Beach 2. Party — -- ■ ■ ' - ' 3. Knotts FAVORITE PLACE TO EAT 1. McDonaid ' s 2. Tommy ' s 3. Taco Bell FAVORITE GROUP 1. The Cure 2. Pet Shop Boys 3. B-52 ' s - FAVORITE RADIO STATION 1. KROQ - ' «-- «--.:«,,. 2. KPWR 3. KilS FAVORITE THING TO DO 1. Party 2 TV. 3. Talk on Phone FAVORITE T. V. SHOW 1. Cosby 2. Moonlighting 3. Cheers FAVORITE TEACHER 1. Mrs Brown 2. Mr. Hernandez 3. Mr. Moore 125 1986-87 A.cS.B. Executive Officers ASB From left to rigtit: Daisy Resurrecaon. Melissa Refino. Jeff Willis, Alex Flores. Lisa Mata. Jennifer Capucefti. Valerie Omilianowski. This year ' s ASB has showed great improvement. An ASB homeroom was established where all student body officers held meetings and kept everyone informed on the latest news. ASB did an excellent job putting on the Big Sis Little Sis Picnic, balloon grams, the Homecoming Dance, Girls ' League, a magic show, a Cam f el Multi-Media Production Everyday Heroes , The Senior Mothers ' Tea. The Father Daughter Dance and Prom. SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS OMBERL Y GONZALES CLAUDETTE FREMGEN CATHY ROMERO MIKE PEN A SAL LEDEZMA FRAN ZAMORA JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS BRITT LEGASPI MARIA PEREZ ROSA GONZALES MICHELLE MINJAREZ ANJANETTE ABA YARI JIM NAHAS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS JULIE DE VAERE MARK MULHOLLAND BETH MARFICE DONNA NAHAS DOLORES PEREZ THERESA PEREZ FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS COLLEEN LILES MIREYA MEDRANO JOANNE APOD AC A SARAH VIRAMONTES SHAWN COLEMAN (Sister Cities Club The main goal of the Sister Cities Club is to achieve world peace through people to people exchanges. By making friendships all over the world we hope to accomplish this. Under the supervision of Sr. Therese Marie the club had many fund-raisers. Sister Cities Club sold raffle tickets for a huge panda bear, had bake sales, sold Valentine grams, saw a taping of a game show, and sold M M candies. Once a month, three of the neighboring schools: St. Paul, Pioneer, and Santa Fe High got together to discuss and plan the up- coming events. These events included the Sister Cities International Conference in July and a German exchange program which started this year. We were fortunate to have students attend both events. The Sister Cities committee established a new relationship with Tirschenreuth, Ger- many. In July, students went to Tirschen- reu th for four weeks. The experience they had made them appreciate the German language, culture, and people. Also in July, Pamela Larson. Eric Larson. Maria Perez. Mi- chelle Payan and Cynthia Ortega attended the Sister Cities International Conference. It was held in Los Angeles and the students attended many interesting workshops throughout the week. They meet people from all over the world. Among those who attended were people from Japan. Rhode Island and Australia. By attending these conferences its the first step in achieving peace through people. The first step in achieving peace has been established. Cvrd ' O ' fega. Anne Applegate. Sandy Ponce. Yo- ■ -- ' Z. Alma Garcia. Romaine Ortega. Michele :- ' an Soliman. Derma Micheal. Maria Perez. i _ ' ' ;o -erez. Julie Rivera. Dolores Perez. Claudia Gon- zales. Ann Mane Larson. Edith Campos. Renee Romero. Pamela Larson. Eric Larson. Chris Haro. Chris Woehrer. Samantha Adams. Sheila Bernus. Debra Maestas. Chris- tine Martinez. Sahara Medrano. Diane Nevarez. Moderator- Sr Therese Mane 129 (St. Paul (Students Explore The Old World After two long years of planning and attending meetings, ttie Sister Cities Orgnizdtion of Santa Fe Springs was able to have ftieir first student exchange program with Tirschenreuth, Germany They were able to send twelve students from July 1-28. 1986 The stay consisted of visiting mony castles, crystal and gidss factories, a trip to Munich, the Austrian Alps. Weiden. Regensburg dnd visiting Flossenburg. o concentration camp Each student also offended school during their stay. They attended mdny English cidsses dnd had the chance to help the German students with their English. In Germany, it is manddtory for each student to leorn English. The students who went on the exchange were Ann Mane Larson. Mike Gonzales. Claudette Fremgen. Chris Zevallos, Lucy Borjon and Two St. Paul graduates: Lisa Larson and Angle Perez Santa Fe High and Pioneer High also had five students who offended. Edch student lived with a host family for four weeks and learned so many new things They learned obouf the German culture, the language and the form of government. During August 5 fo September 2. 1986. seventeen German students came here. They went to a Kenny Loggins and Ray Charles concert. Universal Studios. Disneyland, the Sdn Diego Zoo dnd the Museum of Science ond Industry They spent a weekend in Sdn Francisco riding the cable cars and touring various places. Each student will never forget their trip in Germony or the United States By having student exchdnges it ' s the first step in dchieving world peace. Exchange Students: Ann Marie Larson. Mike Gonzales. Claudette Fremgen. Chris Zevallos. Lucy Borjan. St Paul Graduates: Lisd Lor son. Angle Perez. i % 1 yii m ■ L J « ' lE ; .mm - !•■ s? : ; f (St. Paul (Students Travel Abroad Europe Trip Moderator: Mrs- Hemme Theresa Cacho To Europe And Mexico MEXICO TRIP Moderator: Sister Ttierese Marie Kathy Nagle Lili Dominguez Livier Chavez Diana Chavez Patsy Morales Julie Dominguez Kim Gardner El Clase De Espanol Cuatro SPANISH IV Ann Marie Larson Marcella Medina Victoria Gonzales Tanya Jacques Laurie Mangerino Adriana Martinez Diane Nevarez David Ctiavez Melinda De La Cruz Atdo Vasquez Deanna Yerich Tonya Larios Victoria Telles Satiara Medrano Jacl i Talamentes Cim Gonzales Michelle Miranda Yvette Garcia George Kennedy Lydia Ayala Carol Trujillo Richard Quinones Moderator: Sr. Therese Marie Cercle De Francais isjsas ™- French Club: Soledad Ramirez, Cecilia Ramirez. Ann Marie Larson, Amy Billand, Marie Luna, Amy Fetzgerald, Debbi Koyama, Lisa Hernandez, Katie Jackson, Terry Cuneen, Jessica Olive, Maria Perez, Sherris Savage, Diane Navarres. Merylin Ronero, Michelle Romero, Renee Ronero, Marian Soliman, Norma Michael, Laura Lisa O ' Conner, Valerie Valone Moderator Mrs. Kudlicki and Mrs. Nolan 135 Drama Club The Drama Club performed two excellent productions. You Can ' t Take It Witti You and Cotton Patcti Gospel. Ttiey spent many days and long tiours rehearsing. The St. Paul students did a wonderful job putting these productions together. They showed true St. Paul family tradition by inspiring each other to work harder and keep going. With the guidance of Mr. Nelson as their advisor, each student revealed their hidden talents and came through as talented actors and actresses. The Drama Club overcame many obstacles and proved that practice can make perfect. 1986-87 Choral Groups Top row Eric Anderson. Stephanie Cohen. Steve DeMarco. Melanie Paul. Eric Peter- son. Julie De Vaere. Tom Jones. Margaret Wahab. Steve Loftus. Laura Whalen. Mark Robles. Lianne Maldonado. Matt Ham- rock, Jill Niemela. Mark Villalobos. Erika Be- linez. 2nd row Shons Savage. Ronda Choron. Tonya Wilmont. Mara McNichols. Chen Bleak. Stephanie Anaya. Melisa Ri- tino. 3rd row Daisy Resurrecion. Jene- vieve Fierro. Shara Medrano. Marie Mor- tice. Nicole Torres. Dense Baker HUM TARSUS Teri Cuneen. Silvia Vazquez. Denise Baker. Laura Whalen. Julie De Vaere. Tom Jones, Ronda Choron. Moira McNichols, Stephen Loftus. Kate Wes- selman. Mark Villalobos. Alisa Estrada. Marietta Bonaventure. Melanie Paul. Erika Bejinez. 2nd row Morgdret Si- monian. Jennifer Pettit. Margaret Wa- hab, Lianne Maldonado. Tonya Wil- mont, Donna Nahas. bsnet I iT 138 Les Chanteuses. Kate Wesselman, Marga- ret Watiab. Andrea Accornero, Tonya Wilmont, Marcella ft ledina, Satiara Me- drano, Stephanie Colien. 2nd row. h le- lanie Paul. Laura Wtiaten. Patricia Tocco, Ronda Ctioron. Mireya Medrano, 3rd row: Marietta Bonaventure. Alisa Estrada. Steptianie Anaya X ' k ..rr 1 I I I III Four Year Chora! Members: Top Ronda Choron. 2nd row Tonya Willmont. Mark Villa- lobes. Laura Whalen. 3rd row Mora McNi- chols niir A a! St Paul Singers: Top row: Patricia Tocco. Jennifer Capucetti. Alfred Mesa. Cheryl Muller. Jeff Sandwetl. Kathy Nagle. Kate Wesselman. Laura Whalen. Magaret Wahab. Sahara Me- drano. 2nd row Jose Lopez. Rachelle Marsoobian. Colleen Liles. Andrea Ac- cornero. Stephanie Cohen. Marcella Medina 3rd row Jennifer Aguayo. Alise Estrada. Jennifer Gomez. Ronda Choron. Marietta Bonaventure. Mireya Medrnao. Stephanie Anaya 139 Varsity Band This year ' s band, although smaller than last year ' s, still managed to give the enthusiasm and spirit of a full- sized conducted orchestra. They made their presence known In the football games by using their unified de- termination, not to let the spirit of ST. PAUL BAND die. This year ' s band, which for the eleventh year was led by the artistry of Mr. Ted Clark, also managed to put together fine performances at St. Paul ' s Annual Winter and Spring concerts. Although this year ' s band was much smaller than they had expected, they refused to let their size be a major hinderance. The remaining members were still full of spirit, which has held band together even through rough times weathered yet another year. The newest editions to band also helped to make this year ' s band successful. Even though small in numbers, this year ' s band was able to overcome a mountain of obstacles as well as the usual butterflies. In all, this year ' s 1986-87 school band showed the guts and determination which gave them the success which they well deserved and worked so hard for. This year ' s edition also gave hope to next year ' s band, that despite what numbers they might consist of. that if they work hard enough, then they can achieve any goal that they set out for. Which is what the tradition of St. Paul spirit is and always will be about. 140 Plays On |[ ■ - 1986-87 L Paul Speech Team A quiet, unassuming student walks tlie seemingly empty 500 tiallway. Suddenly, he tiears shrieks, laugh- ter, screams and cries from the end of the building. Peering in the door to room 508 he witnesses a strange scene. One student addresses a small group of empty desks, hypnoticly stating, I am a seagull. Another stu- dent screams to the window, It was the biggest dang thing I ' ve ever seen. A third student berates the wall demanding, want you to come home. Sure that he has stumbled onto St. Paul ' s hidden looney fringe, he quickly retreats. But, we are left to ask, Who is this seemingly strange group of individuals? They are the members of the St. Paul Forensic Association - a fancy way of saying the Speech Team. So, what is a Speech Team? This hearty group of individuals gathers an average of two out of four week- ends each month, well before sun-up to travel to excit- ing locations such as Alhambra, La Canada, Long Beach, and La Verne to match wits and voices with students from other schools in contests of public speak- ing. The St. Paul Speech Team is a member of the National Forensic League, the California High School Speech Association, and the Southern California De- bate League. In addition to competing in tournaments sponsored by these organizations, the team competes in invitationals and scholarship tournaments. Although the St. Paul Speech Team started the year with only one Varsity Speaker in a squad of 26 mem- bers, the team has done exceptionally well in both Novice and Varsity competitions. St. Paul ' s win elimina- tion breaking record averages about 90%. Highlights for the year included the team ' s 4th place award for Sweepstakes at the SCDL Fall Varsity Tournament (ac- complished by a Novice Squad), a novice Tournament at which 2 of the 3 trophies awarded went to St. Paul, St. Paul ' s hosting of not one but two tournaments, an increase in student memberships in the NFL by 20 de- grees, a branching into the Chapman College Shake- speare Festival and Student Congress, and St. Paul be- coming eligible to send students to the District Qualify- ing Tournament for the National Championship. 142 1.: SPEECH TEAM Renee Romero. Mike Pena Mark Mulholland. Sean Guarino. Denise Baker. Sheila Bernus. Maria Macaluso. Karen Artavia. Elva Torres. Claudette Fremgen. Daisy Resurreccion. Margaret Wahab. Addie Vangelotf. Michelle Ruiz. Jill Niemeta. Silvia Vasquez. Donna Nahas. Margaret Simonian. Tonya Wilmont. Michelle Padilla. Julie Moreno. Julie De Vaere. and Lianne Maldonada ' 143 Each year, a group of talented young writers band togettier in ttie true spirit of tiigti sctiool journaiism-learn- ing and fun-to bring fortti a publication that informs and entertains the students and faculty of St. Paul. They pos- sess a wide range of talents, monthly contributing cover stories, editorials, features, and sports articles. They call themselves the newspaper staff. The Two-Edged Sword was, for the third consecu- tive year, in the capable and expert hands of moderator Mr. tvtichael fvloore, who was continually inspired and motivated by veteran co-editors Margaret Ann Simonian and Margaret Elysia Wahab. These three, along with page editors Cathy Romero, Walter Rabies, and Melissa Rifino, cut and pasted articles frantically to make dead- lines each month. Room 409 became a haven for editors and staff writers alike, bearing witness to the periodical arrival and departure of mile -high stacks of newspapers, including the rather controversial October issue that nev- er saw the light of day. We spilled blood, proofed galleys, killed space, and fought constant battles with one another. Through it all, though, a spirit of comaraderie flourished, making our jobs more exciting and rewarding. Back l ow. Moira Mc Nicols. Melissa Rifino. Walter Rabies. Larry Bufferfas. Margaret Simonian. Mr Moore, Howert Collins. Margaret Watiab. Cristi Sandoval. Adie Vangeloff. Kevi Pearson. Front Row, Roxane Fuentes. Marietta Bonaventure, Nori Fuentes The 1986-87 Lumen Diane Garcia. Julie Ortiz. Laura Whaien. Vvonne Lucas. Amy Fitzgerald. Oliver De La Paz. Greg LaValle, Ann Mane Larson, Paul Levano. ine ties ' uav to sum up trvs eors work on the yeof- book IS by using the words at the staff members After my four years m yearbook. I feel I have accom- plished memories that I will always remember Yearbook IS o lot of work but when you really think about if -getting to know my staff made all the work worthwhile f r Rocfia tttanks for everything and to my staff you ' re the BESTii Ann tylane Larson It s the best way to end a long bonng school day (do I get an A now ' ) Joel Vizarra It was the best class I ever had. (Hey. Mr Rocha Where ' s my fifty bucks ' ) Greg iaValte I need a dnnk Paul Levano Being on the yearbook staff was a great endeavor tor me, it gave me an opportunity to experience making a yearbook and being creative as much as possible I enpyed each ddy of yearbook, everything from taking pictures to typing hundreds of names and since this was my last period class it gave me a chance to set aside my other sub ects and concentrate more on my priori- ties irt yearbook As the annual is now completed. I feel a great deal of satisfaction m what I have done, know- ing that I have accomplished something and being able to treasure these memories forever Oliver De la Paz After 3 yrs Of working m yearbook. I ' ve learned so many things such as taking pictures, developing and printing film, which I hope to use someday in the future I ve also learned the meaning of the word DEADLINES Also I would like to give a special thanks to tvtr Rocha who taught me all of these fundamental skills Hcwert Collins This yearbook would not be possible without the hard work of the yearbook staff it has been an enjoyable experience. I will miss all of you. especially when the next deadline arrives ' Mr Rocha 146 Manuel Diano. Paul Levario. Bernie Crist. Joel Vizarra. Howerf Collins. Michelle Childress. Dona Fuller ■ f eafis This is the fourth year for Intramural Volleyball at St. Paul. This year was our biggest turnout to date. We had a total of 13 teams that consisted of almost 160 students. The games were played at lunch in the gym every Tuesday and Thursday. This years tournament proved to be very fun and exciting, for both fans and players alike. 1 i ___j 1 ■==-- ' =t= 149 1986-87 L Paul Son e leaders Laura Solorza Allison Agapito Michelle Childress We ' ve Ca?1 The blue Pride With vivaciousness and plenty of spirit, our songleaders l iave played a large part in ctieering our Varsity teams on to victory. Along Witt) ctieering at football and basket- ball games, ttiey perform basketball tialf- times, organize rallies, and represent St. Paul in many competitions. Ttiey spend mucti time and effort keeping school tradition at its peak, and are building traditions that will last for years to come. Maria Whitney Ann Mane Aguirre Melissa Gonzalez Tina Cota Gina Bazurio ' Janet Prentice 1986-87 (St. Paul CheedeadercS Beth Tallin Espie Trejo Hard Work Pav. 0[ Each member of the 1986-87 cheerleading squad will always remember their remarkable year! Countless prac- tices proved worthy as they placed well In competitions. Dedication and attitude were some of the key factors in their success, and they did much more than many people realize Their craziness added much to the spirit of St. Paul and the Swordsmen pride shall always remain In their hearts. Cindy Huerta Cyndi Sigala K list a Way mire Stiaris Savage Teresa Martinez Yvonne Alio Jacquie Ferneau Joni Allemand 1986-87 6t. Paul (Short Flag Dianna Vega Diane Kennedy Julie Payan Monica Martinez This summer, the Flagsfers attended a camp at wtiich ttiey won numerous awards. Ttiey supported ttie Swords- men by cheering at football, basket- ball, and baseball games. They also helped put on the rallies with the other pep squad teams. This year, they competed at various competitions and did well at all. The leadership of the Co-Captains Gina Diaz and Monica Martinez helped them to keep the St. Paul spirit. Adie Vdngeloff k 1 Gina Diaz Una Zonni Angee Ayata 152 1986-87 a. Paul J.V. Cheer Yvette Bates Raquel Navarette Sherri Lounsberry J.V. Cheer Makers An Impact The 1986-87 J. V. Cheerleaders ad- ded a lot of spirit to Saint Paul this year. The girls worked as a team all summer long to perfect their competition and game cheering styles, to give us one of the finest junior varsity cheer squad St. Paul has ever had. Michelle f lorga Rosanne Norton Conine Guerra CAPTAIN: Suzanne Gonzales Monique Gonzales 1986-87 Difle (Squad ti 0m. : ' ■• r 1 KwOeiio v oiuales Donna Cygan Sc,n ' mi Us Diane Arellano Noni Cabral 1986-87 Tall Flag Squad lii fe:-fsf -isr : ' : ' )f 4 . -f V fs f J: Cindy Kaihatu Freda Anderson 1986-87 St. Paul Drill Team t « •- M . V ! ' - M ' ' ji t. k ' •.„ «  t M If 1 . - s 5 JSlf, r DRILL TEAM MEMBERS Rizza Hernandez, Soma Bravo. Diana Schell. Adriana Barragan, Anyssa Castellanos. Sandra Montez. Michelle Quinlan. Cathy Martinez. Kelly Gary. Dense Adams. Emily Tallin. Lorraine Ruiz, Captain Yvette. Delgadillo. Melissa Curiel. Ra- chel Casarez. Rachel Saldana. Valerie Ayala, Shiela Santos. Joanne Apoddcd. Beth Beamsley. Natalie Coutee. Lisa Navarro. Stephanie La- ment. Robin Mark. Stephanie Tallin. Nanette Castillo. Eva Sanchez. Malena Delgado. Renee Bejarano. Debbie Nevarez. Jennifer Tribe. Vicki Gagne. Josie Camaro. Stephanie Gomez The spirit of St. Paul keeps going the Drill Team. The members per- formed excellent routines at foot- ball games and in competitions. Their involvement with practices showed all the difference when it was time to perform. The modera- tors were Mrs. Yolanda Campbell and Mr. FredRocha. With the under- standing of being the best they can made the team work harder and kept their spirits high. 156 Being a member of the Ban- ner Squad meant dedication and responsibility. Each mem- ber stiowed tt eir enthusiasm and excitement of being part of the team when they per- formed at football games and at competitions. With the help of their moderator, Mrs. Rise Katnik the squad put all their time and effort into making a great routine that would make the true St. Paul Spirit come alive. There were times when the squad felt like everything was going wrong and the day was never going to end. But the friendships made between the squad kept everyone going and made them stronger to do their very best. To them prac- tice makes perfect and know- ing that the crowd was as ex- cited as them made every- thing worth while. 1986-87 Banner (Squad % ■ Viet v ' m mni, ? 4 Mrs Rise Katnik Jacki Talamentes 1 Julie Gonzalez Lauralisa O Conner 157 89 I) 0 m-i ) v- : A .nr IIP 15 S D Uj Uj — I |5 Is ? IS S8 00 N ' 3 Uj ►— 5 8g S2 P: ■ CD U ss to ujO 50 IS l§ Q.O 5 tie 2 ' • Uj ' JJ ale , tu IMS § § O § ' 5 CV Uj Uj vj to , so ii 5S Sfo to 9 Uj |o ,§ o O -5: 00 § N Q: 2 Uj Uj ■ ' , - ft Uj N 5a IIS 5: i£ 2 Q C 160 tV ' f ' t ' f ' ' S- en % ' a IN ' a Ui CO ijmi STARTING DEFENSE TOP ROW CHUCK ORTEGA. JIM ADAMS. MATT WILLIG ROMAN ALDECOA. TOM GORDON. FRED VIRAMONTES MIDDLE ROW MIKE SAILER TOM RI- LEY. DOUG MARTINSON. JOHN PLA. RICK ZEPEDA. BOTTOM ROW MIKE KYCKELHAHN VICTOR OL- MEDO RAY WILSON ERIC NUNEZ. TOM RODRI- GUEZ STARTING OFFENSE TOP ROW DENNIS CORPUS DA VE ZEPEDA, MA TT WILLIG. MARC AGUIRRE MIDDLE ROW MIGUEL MEDINA. DAN DOLAN. JAMES SAMS. MIKE HESS. BOTTOM ROW MONDO COSTELLO. JEFF WILLIS -lo1 (Saint Paul Pride The Qeturn Of The (Sword Aw Blue Power! (Swordsmen Pride! FOOTBALL SCHEDULE St. Paul 13 Loyola 42 St. Paul 28 Whittier 7 St. Paul 18 Carson 33 St. Paul 17 Ocean View 12 St. Paul 33 Bishop Montgomery 7 St. Paul 27 Mater Dei 6 St. Paul 49 St. Bernard 16 St. Paul 35 Servile 21 St. Paul 6 Bistiop Amat 34 •164 1. Tom Riley receives some good advice from the Defensive ■ Coordinator Coacti Snedeker 2 Matt Willig tdkes on the entire Monorch defensive line. 3 The St Paul secondary shows its consistent pursuit 4 The Swordsmen stand awaiting the call 5 rvlondo Coop Costello awaits to return the punt. 165 (Swordsmen Are (Superior The tradition continued as St. Paul liad another winning sea- son (6-5) under Coach Ready. For the second straight year St. Paul made the playoffs. If was no doubt the toughest preseason schedule in the Big Five Conference, and the Swordsmen were ready for the Cubs. But tragedy struck as a few costly turnovers gave Loyola easy touchdowns en route to a 42- 13 win. It was time to regroup against a very big Whitfier team. And like last year St. Paul won a laughter 28-7. After getting back on the winning track against Whitfier, the Swordsmen prepared themselves against the 2 team in the state. Carson. The game was close with St. Paul only trailing by four in the second quarter. Then all hell broke loose as a revengeful Carson Colts shut the door on the Swordsmen 18-33. The fourth game of the season was played on a rainy Thursday night against the Ocean View Seahawks. In the end it was a tough St. Paul defense holding down the Seahawks for a 17- 12 squeeker. St. Paul was now up against a undefeated St. John Bosco team. St. Paul began their come- back with little time remaining and nearly pulled out a miracu- lous victory. But in the end St. Paul fell short losing 17-21. St. Paul was 2-3 and were prepared for a tough Angelus League. They started league with a thrashing of Bishop Mont- gomery 33-7 on Homecoming night. The next game was against the fvlater Dei Monarchs. This game was very important towards a playoff berth. St. Paul brought back the Sword in this game, and stayed the Monarchs 27-6. The next game for the Swordsmen was a new team in the league. St. Bernard Vikings. It was plain to see the Vikings were out of their league as St. Paul dominated 49- 16. The next game was against our rival Servite. St. Paul made sure Servile didn ' t forget last year ' s game in handing the Friars a 35-21 loss. The final game was for the Angelus title, but in the end Bishop Amat came out ahead 34-6. The score did not show how hard St. Paul played. It was another exciting year for St. Paul Football as they took second place in the Angelus League! 166 (Swordsmen Varsity Football 1986 (Statistics PASSING ATT. 1 COMP. YARDS PCT. TD INT. Jeff Willis 248 131 1.855 53 18 10 Greg Willig 13 7 59 54 1 RECEIVING REC. YARDS TD AVG. LONG Jay son Pontages 45 582 5 12.9 74 David Zepeda 35 414 3 11.8 38 t londo Cos telle 30 309 3 10.3 48 Dan Dolan 9 249 1 27.7 73 t liguel Medina 8 128 2 16.0 30 Mike Hess 6 91 1 13.5 25 Anthony Munoz 2 27 1 13.5 25 Ctirls Hurtado 4 133 3 33.3 75 RUSHING ATT. YARDS AVG. TD LONG Mondo Costello 134 800 5.97 3 66 David Zepeda 69 508 7.4 5 83 Jeff Willis 46 109 2.3 5 10 David Melendrez 7 28 4.0 11 Anthony Munoz 4 40 10.0 25 Jim Adams 2 10 5.0 9 Chris Hurtado 7 55 7.9 15 SCORING TD TPC PAT FG TOT. POINTS 1 David Zepeda 8 1 50 Mondo Costello 7 42 Jay son Pant ages 7 1 37 Jeff Willis 5 1 32 Carlos Granda 22 Miguel Medina 2 12 Greg LaValle 11 11 Dan Dolan 1 6 Mike Hess 1 6 Anthony Munoz 1 6 Chris Hurtado 3 18 167 Coaches Dan Salvatori. Pete Moreno Jonathan Alba. Fred Avila. Steve Beanes. Jesse Brown, John Casfanedo. Richard Castillo, fPich Drury, Mike Esqueda. Roger Pontes. Joe Garcia. Dan Gomez, Steve Griggs, Frank Gutierrez, Romero Juncay, Casey Mazzotta, David Melendrez, Al Miranda, Alfred Mora, Larry Olea. Richard Olea, Chuck Ortega. Mark Patton, EdPiwowar. Robert Ramos. Kyle Ramirez. Jesus Real, A.J. Roman. Richard Sailer. Ralph Sanchez. Gus Venegas, Greg Willig, Aldo Barragan. 1986 (Sophomore Football Team ' ' -•— « . ' - ■■,.« 1986 SOPHOMORE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT PLACE ■ :. Sept 11 Loyola Away ' nursaay. Sept 18 Whittier (JV) Home ■ol, ' ::--;..• V V-of 24 Carson Away nc : Ocean View Away Sa ' . : . -11 St. John Bosco Home Saturday. Oct 18 Bishop Montgomery Home Saturday, Oct 25 Mater Dei Away Saturday, Nov 1 St Bernards Away Saturday. Nov 8 Servite Home Saturday. Nov 15 Bishop Amot A way 168 1986 Freshmen Football Team DATE 1986 FRESHMAN FOOTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT PLACE Thursday. Sept 11 Loyola Home Thursday. Sept. 18 Whittier Away Thursday. Oct 2 Ocean View Home Friday. Oct. 10 St John Bosco Away Saturddy. Oct 18 Bishop Montgomery Away Saturddy. Oct 25 Mater Dei Home Saturddy. Nov. 1 St. Bernards Home Saturday. Nov. 8 Servite Away Saturday. Nov. 15 - Bishop Amat Home 1Q86 Fl eSHMCN FOOTBALL l OSTER ANDRBW ALCANTARA. ALFRED ALVARADO. EDGAR ARCS. EDDIE AVILAS. BRIAN BACHMAN. JOE BUENO ROBERT CENA. GREG CHAVEZ SEANCOLMAN. STEVE CORPUS. CARLOS CORRAL. JAMES DIXON. JUSTIN ECHEVERRIA. NORBERT FLORES. CHRIS GARCIA. DAN GARCIA GABRIEL GARCIA. ERNIE GONZALEZ TIM GRIEGO. ANTHONY GUEREQUE. MIKE GUERRERO. TONY IBARRA. MARCELLO JAUREQUI. ROBERT LABORDE FRANKLOPEZ. STEVE MARQUEZ. EDDIE MARTINEZ MIKEMARTINEZ SCOTT MELENDREZ TONYMONTE. ALEX MORENO. ANDY MORENO. GERRY MUNOZ. DANIEL ORTEGA. KEN PERDOMO. TOMMY ROBLEDO. DAVID ROCHA. ALEX ROJAS. RAUL ROMERO. RON SAIS. LEONARD SALAS SAUL SANCEDO. JAVIER SANCHEZ. OLIVER SERRANO. MIKE TORRES. ARMANDO VALDEZ. SAM VALERO. ERK: VIADO. VICTOR VIESCA. MIKE ZEPEDA • - : I h 1 •I •v:- t: 169 1986 Girls Varsity Volleyball Team Top Row: KeriKropke. Shannon Gray, Mia Otero, Chehe Campbell. Coach Sue O ' Meara Middle Row Jennifer Higa Emily Amezquita Becky Martinez, Ann Nevarez. Shannon Graves. Bottom Row Rachel Bethel Carol Duda 170 1986 ST. PAUL GIRLS ' VOLLEYBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE 9 4 La Soma La Serna 9 9 Los Altos St. Paul 9 11 Whittier Whittier 9 13 Artesia Tournament 9 18 Cal High, St. Paul 9 20 Cal Higti Tournament 9 22 La Mirada La Mirada 9 30 Bishop Amat Bishop Amat 10 2 Mater Dei St. Paul 10 4 Whittier Tournament 10 7 Pius X Pius X 10 9 St. Joseph St. Paul 10 14 Montgomery Montgomery 10 16 Bishop Amat St. Paul 10 21 Mater Dei Mater Dei 10 23 Pius X St. Paul 10 28 St. Joseph St. Joseph 10 30 Montgomery St. Paul K 1. Mary Zeko practices setting. 2 Stiannon Grey bumps ttie ball for the varsity team. 3 Ann Navares demostrates good volleyball form. J j« ' i ; ' _ iu-, A- .« -%. • ' .!. ? . . -SJ; vrK ij ;Cr;  . ..i .k: ..fteV i-3;V ' 5 S?: W ' if k J fron Pow Nora Lazhezfter, Rosana Sanchez. Lisa Gandara Middle Row Dolores Perez. Margarita Real. Krisfina Lisignoli. Rechel Ramirez. Michelle Moreno. Last Row: Elsa Cervantes. Teresa Perez. Lori Mosqueda. Kim Lange, Shelli Ceniseroz. 1986 Girls Junior Varsity Volleyball Team Coach Peggy Gutierrez 174 1. Nora Lazheztter practices her setting techniques. 2. Lori Masqueda demonstrates the concentration need- ed to return serves- W4 J BIsa Cervantes warms up for a big game 4 Rechele Ramirez gathers herself for a successful spike 1986 Girls Tennis Team TOP ROW: COACH MARIA SVLWANOWICZ. ALEX ROMANA. AMY FITZGERALD. LISA MAT A, MELISSA RIFINO. TERI CUNEEN. CHRISTINE HUERTA. BOTTOMROW JULIE ORTIZ. MENA PEREZ. CYNDI ORTEGA. CONNIE ELIZANDO KIM DOWNEY. BEV RAPACON. DIANNE NE- VEREZ SITTING ROSEMARY DEL VILLAR. JESSICA OLIVA ..- «  ' SP 1986 ST PAUL GIRLS ' TENNIS SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE 9 10 Santa Fe St Paul 9 16 Bishop Amat St Paul 9 23 Rosary St Paul 9 25 Connelly Connelly 9 30 Montgomery Montgomery 10 2 Mater Dei St. Paul 10 7 St Joseph St. Joseph 10 9 Bishop Amat Bishop Amat 10 16 Rosary Rosary 10 21 Connelly St. Paul 10 23 Montgomery St Paul 10 28 Mater Dei Mater Dei 10 30 St. Joseph St Paul 10 22. 10 29 LEAGUE TOURNAMENT 176 -,t- JUrJ fi '  «3: «I J A 177 Boys ' Cross Country In Action i f From left to rigtit ROBERT SANCHEZ. JOE HOGAN. ED OCHOA. STEVE MEDINA. TED TINLEY. JAVIER RIVERA. COACH ED OCHOA 178 Girls ' Cross Country Finals - ' ir ' - f iKj ' «a GIRLS- CROSS COUNTRY for ANGSLES LEAGUE FINALS from left to right BLANCA OCHOA. DENISE BAXTER. TRAGI I ELENDREZ. MICHELLE TORRES. KATIE JACKSON. 1986 CROSS COUNTRY SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE September 25 Bishop Amat Away October 2 Bishop Montgomery Home October 9 Mater Dei Away October 16 Pius X Away October 23 Sen ite Home October 31 League Prelims Mater Dei November 8 Cf PRELIMS Mater Dei 1986 Cross Country Team ST PAUL CROSS COUNTRY TOP ROW MICHAEL KING. ERIC BRANDON. STEVE MEINA. ED OCHOA. JOE CRUZ MIDDLE ROW LARRY BUTTERFAS CHRIS ANDR ARE. MIKE MACDONALD. ELIZBETH CHAVIRA. TRACI MELENDREZ. LISA HERNANDEZ. MONICA SENCION FRONT ROW KATIE JACKSON. CHRIS TRAMMEL. JOE HOG AN. TED TINLEY. DENISE BAXTER. JAVIER RIVERA. BLANCA OCHOA. CHRIS ZEVALLES. ROBERT SANCHEZ 180 -, ' J -ViJ.. .- .y- ■ ir.v X 1986-87 6t. Paul Varsity Basketball Team Front Row RUSSELL MARIOT. JASON HART. JEFF WILLIS. JOHN GUERRO. RANDY CASTILLO. Top Row: KEIGH QUIROZ. ALEX FLORES. MARTY TOURVILLE. MATT WILLIG. JOHN OVERBECK, GREG WILLIG. MICHAEL HESS. This years Varsity baskefbail team was one which consisted of four returning veterans as well as the addition of some new talent. This years team sought a second consecutive playoff birth and was able to achieve it through hard worl and deter- mination. After taking 3rd place honors in the Loyola and St. Francis tournaments, the Swordsmen turned their efforts to- ward the Angelus League. The Swordsmen were able to capture a fourth place stand- ing in the Angelus League, lead behind the talents of returning veterans Greg Willig and Alex Flores as well as returning start- ers Matt Willig and Jeff Willis. Although the Swordsmen were unable to overcome Milikin, they still showed that they had what if takes to make a great team. Overall, this years team continued to exemplify the tradition of St. Paul spirit and showed that next years team could be a force to be reck- oned with. 182 N lfcl 183 184 (g- Swordsmen Are Superior! B i ■ f 186 187 1986-87 J.V. Basketball Team JOPROW Alex Casellanos. Art Villegas. Tony Lloyd. Mike Hess. Joe Martin. Casey Mazzota. Jesus Real. Gary Hanrahan, Larry Butterfas. BOTTOM ROW Paul Vasquez. RIctiard Castillo. Brian Sandoval, and Nathan Crawford JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE Dec. 1 Los Altos St. Paul Dec. 3 Daniel Murphy St. Paul Dec. 9 Paramount St. Paul Dec. 12 El Rancho El Rancho Dec. 16 Warren Warren Dec. 18 Whittier Whittier Dec. 22 St. Anthony St. Paul Dec. 26 Hacienda Heights Wilson Dec. 30 Wilson Tourney Jan. 2 Pius X St. Paul ANGELUS LEAGUE Jan. 9 St. Bernard St. Bernard Jan. 14 Mater Dei Mater Dei Jan. 16 Servile St. Paul Jan. 23 Bishop Amat St. Paul Jan. 28 Bishop Montgomery Bishop Montgomery Jan. 30 St. Bernard St. Paul Feb. 4 Mater Dei St. Paul Feb. 6 Servile Servile Feb. 11 Bishop Montgomery St. Paul Feb. 13 Bishop Amat Bishop Amat 1 188 1986-87 (Sophomore basketball Team Chuck Ortega. Joe Cruz. Juan Rocha. Mike Monte. Jot)n Castenedo Front Row Robert Ramos. RC Ctiavez. Rudy Ramos. Ron Lloud SOPHOMORE BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE Dec. 1 Los Altos St. Paul Dec. 3 Daniel Murphy Daniel Murphy Dec. El Dorado El Dorado Dec. 10 Damien Damien Dec. 15 Damien St. Paul Dec. 16 Warren Warren Dec. 19 Los Altos Los Altos Dec. 22 El Dorado St. Paul Dec. 23 St. Antt ony St. Anthony Jan. 2 Pius X Pius X ANGELUS LEAGUE Jan. 9 St Bernard St. Paul Jan. 14 tylater Dei St. Paul Jan. 16 Servile Servite 1 Jan. 23 Bistiop Amat Bishop Amat Jan. 28 Bistiop t lontgomery St. Paul 1 Jan. 30 St. Bernard St. Bernard 1 Feb 4 Mater Dei Mater Dei Feb 6 Servile St. Paul Feb. 11 Bishop Montgomery Bishop Montgomery | Feb 13 Bishop Amat St. Paul 189 1986-87 Freshmen Basketball Team standing Coach Tim Tubbs. Rachel Saldana, Ismael Carlos. Jim Vllemand, Edgar Diaz. Vincent O ' Campo, Javier Sanchez. Maria Araujo Kneeling Bruno Serrano, Gabriel Rabies. Mark Walsh. I ike Guererro FRESHMAN BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE Dec. 1 Los Altos St. Paul Dec. 3 Daniel Murphy Daniel Murphy Dec. 9 Paramount St. Paul Dec. 10 Damien Damien Dec 12 El Rancho El Rancho Dec. 15 Damien Damien Dec 18 Whittier Whittier Dec 19 Los Altos Los Altos Dec. 22 St. Anthony St. Paul Jan. Piux X Piux X ANGELUS LEAGUE 1 Jan. 9 St. Bernard St. Paul Jan. 14 Mater Dei St. Paul Jan. 16 Servite Servite Jan. 23 Bishop Amat Bishop Amat Jan. 28 Bishop Montgomery St. Paul Jan. 30 St. Bernard St. Bernard Feb. 4 Mater Dei Mater Dei Feb. 6 Servite St. Paul Feb. 11 Bishop Montgomery Bishop Montgomery 1 Feb. 13 Bishop Amat St. Paul 1 ' .90 1986-87 Girl ' s Basketball Team From top to bottom: Julie Solano. Cathy Simon. Samantha Adams. Katie Jackson. Alisa Estrada Jennifer Higa. Delia Gutierrez. Cristi Medina Ellen Jotinson, Lydia Ayala. Stiannon Gray. Ann Nevares. Ctierie Campbeli The Lady Swordsmen started off the season witti a very mature but inexperienced team. The Lady Swordsmen were lead by returning senior players: Cherie Campbell. Alisa Estrada. Jennifer Higa. and Cathy Simon. Juniors: Christi Medina and Ann Navarez: Sophomore: Shannon Gray. The new players included seniors: Lydia Ayala. Delia Guiterrez. Katie Jackson, and Julie Solano. Junior: Ellen Johnson and Freshman: Samantha Adams. With good attitudes and enthusiasm, the players learned to work with each other right from the start. No one showed any signs of giving up. The players supported each other through the good times and the bad times. All the team members cooperated with one another on and off the court. The Lady Swords- men were coached by f s. Cunningham, who. with a lot of dedication, determination, hard work and pa- tience made this basketball season run smoothly. Even though they did not do well in the very powerful An- gelus League, the Lady Swordsmen always displayed CLASS and played with PRIDE. 192 r w 193 1986-87 Girl ' s J.V. Basketball Team Top Row: Maricella Carlos. Cyndia Valdez. Stephanie Labadie. Connie Elizondo. Monica Sencio. Maria Pena. Rosie Barrios Bottom Row Coacti Sue O ' Meara. Jotianna Sctimit, Erika Bejinez. Yvonne Garcia, Sandra Chiapa. Joanna Youssef GIRL ' S BASKETBALL SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE 11 25 Bellf lower St. Paul 12 1 Downey (Tourney) Downey 12 2 Bell Gardens Downey 12 3 TBA Downey 12 6-13 Wilson (Tourney) 12 10 Santa Fe Santa Fe 12 11 Laguna Hills St. Paul 12 16 La Serna La Serna 1 8 St. Josept) St. Paul 1 13 Mater Dei St. Paul 1 15 Bishop Montgomery St. Paul 1 22 Pius X Pius X 1 27 Bistiop Amat Bishop Amat 1 29 St. Josept) St. Joseph 2 3 Mater Dei Mater Dei 2 5 Montgomery Montgomery 2 10 Pius X St. Paul 2 12 Bishiop Amat St. Paul ' ;94 PAiL 195 1987 J.V. (Softball Team Top Row: Cherie Campbell. Keri Kropke. Rachel Bethel Coach Jim Maier, Lisa Gandara, Rosanna Sanchez, Tyree Kaululaau, Yvette Merino Bottom Row Barbara Rocha. Kim Lane, iori Gandara. Ann Nevarez. Cathy Simon. Lon Mosqueda. Michelle Moreno Last year, the Varsity soffball team finistied ttiird in ttie Angelas League and advanced to ttie ttiird round in OF piayoffs before being eliminated. This years plans included going all ttie way! With eight returning players including sophomore pitcher Keri Kropke. senior Cherie Campbell and junior Kim Lane the Lady Swordsmen were more than ready to challenge the OF champs, St. Joseph. This season was a very exciting and competitive one! 196 1987 Varsity cSoflball Team Top Row Call Hernandez. Mary Lucas, Ann Applegate, Jenney Lawrence. Coach Candee Corwin. Cristi Medini. Samantha Adams. Monica Lozano. Dolores Perez Bottom Row Kim Flares. Teresa Perez. Eisa Cervantes. Soma Bravo. Danielle Gomez. Some Jimenez. Rosie Calderon. Etisa Margoni. DATE 3 3 3 16 3 7-21 3 9 3 11 3 18 3 26 3 31 4 2 4 7 4 9 4 14 4 28 4 30 5 5 5 7 5 12 1987 SOFTBALL SCHEDULE OPPONENT SITE Santa Fe Sorenson Park Warren Warren Cypress Tournament Cypress Cal Higti Cal Higti Pioneer Sorenson Park John Glenn Sorenson Park La Mirada La Mirada ANGELUS LEAGUE IVIater Dei Mater Dei St. Josepti Sorenson Park Bistiop Montgomery Sorenson Park Bistiop Amat Bistiop Amat Pius X Pius X t later Dei Sorenson Park St. Josepti St. Josepti Bistiop Montgomery Bistiop Montgomery Bistiop Amat Sorenson Park Pius X Sorenson Park 19 1987 Varsity (Soccer Team n r . v«k .« : i( Top Row Coach Gerry Riordan. Gary Collins. Joel Viado. Steve Mink. Xavier Vega. Danny Dolan. Chris Putman. Kevin Greenway, Victor Olmedo. Mike Mullen Bottom Row: Robert Sanchez. Steve Chavez. Jay Lizarga. Sean Greenway. Danny Ramsey. Dave Donnelly. Aide Barragan. Greg LaValle. Xavier Guzman This year ' s Varsity soccer team v as coached by Eiias Garcia and newcomer from Ireland Gerry Rior- dan. The soccer team had its best record this year since its beginning in 1984. The team was lead by seniors: Howert Collins, Greg LaValle, Steve tvlini , Robert Sanchez, and Tom Ontl- veros. One of the major reasons for the team ' s suc- cess was its defense lead by sophomore goal keeper Danny Ramsey. This year the Varsity soccer was in the running for a playoff spot. The soccer team ended the season in 4th place in a very competitive Angelus League, dominated by tVlater Dei and Bishop Montgomery. The team hopes to improve their record next year with many returning players. 198 i ' - y- ■: . ' r- . ' 1987 J.V. (Soccer Team Back Row Coach Ben Alvarez. Alex Rosas. Chris Franco. Alex Rojas. Louis Bednar. Ray Gonzales. Chris Rodriguez. Von Arroyas. Mike Zambon. Gonzales. Front Row Charlie Ananian. Gary Pirnat. Scoff IVIcLean. Tim Vargaz. Brian Reta. Pat Thompson. Steve Griggs Mike SOCCER SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE DECEMBER 9 LOS ALTOS HOME DECEMBER 11 SANTA FE HOME DECEMBER 12 CANTWELL AWAY DECEMBER 20 BOSCO TECH TOURNEY AWAY DECEMBER 22 BOSCO TECH TOURNEY AWAY DECEMBER 23 BOSCO TECH TOURNEY AWAY DECEMBER 26 BOSCO TECH TOURNEY AWAY JANUARY 6 PIUS X HOME JANUARY 8 BISHOP MONTGOMERY AWAY JANUARY 10 SERVITE AWAY JANUARY 13 MATER DEI HOME JANUARY 15 BISHOP AMA T HOME JANUARY 17 PIUS X AWAY JANUARY 24 BISHOP MONTGOMERY HOME JANUARY 27 SERVITE HOME JANUARY 29 MATER DEI AWAY JANUARY 31 BISHOP AMA T AWAY FEBRUARY 3 PIUS X HOME FEBRUARY 5 BISHOP MONTGOMERY AWAY FEBRUARY 7 SERVITE AWAY FEBRUARY 10 MATER DEI HOME FEBRUARY 12 BISHOP AMAT HOME 1987 Girls Soccer Team Front Row: Yvonne Viera. Kim Lane. Tyree Kalulau. Lorelle Bednar. Rosanna Sanchez Middle Row Call Hernandez. Shannon Graves. Vickie Gonzales. Jeannie Robinson. Arlene Torres. Top Row Romaine Ortega. Colleen Liles. Kim Mullen. Jeanetfe Portillo. Theresa Perez. Laura Berringer. Delores Perez. GIRLS ' SOCCER SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE 12 5 Santa Fe St. Paul 1 2 9 Pioneer Pioneer 12 16 Pioneer St. Paul 12 20- 23 Cerritos Tournament 1 7 Bistiop Amat St. Paul 1 9 Connelly St. Paul 1 14 Montgomery Montgomery 1 16 Mater Dei Mater Dei 1 23 St. Joseph St. Josepti 1 28 Bistiop Amat Bishop Amat 1 30 Connelly St. Paul 2 4 Montgomery St Paul 2 6 Mater Dei St. Paul 2 11 St. Josept) St. Paul 1987 Varsity Baseball Team il ' - ' Front Row Marc Aguirre. Jason Pan tages. Mando Costello. Roland Chavez. Jeff Willis. Randy Castillo. Darren Collette. Eric Nunez Second Row Coacti Leo Gutierrez. Kevin Krause. Rene Licon. R C Ctiavez. Victor Gonzalez. Rick Zepeda. Miguel Medina. Emmitt Amezquita. Steve Duda. Asst Coacli Tony Hernandez. Tliird Row Asst Coacti Ed Calderon. David Carrasco Jolin Savedra. Mike Kyckeltiatin. Keitti Quiroz. Marty Tourville. Tom Gordon. The defending Angelus League Champion baseball Swordsmen opened their season with more question marks than any SP team in the past 5 years. Although 3 starters were returning (Costello, Willis. Pontages), the strength of the program each year-pitching, was our greatest con- cern. The group was talented but very young and inexperi- enced. Only senior southpaw Marc Aguirre had any varsity experience. Some of the other members of the St. Paul pitching included senior righthanders Darren Collette and Rolli Chavez, junior righties James Chavez, Victor Gonzalez, Vince Martinez. John Savedra, Keith Quiroz. and lefty Mike Kyckelhahn. Sophomore righties Steve Duda, Emmett Amezquita, and R.C Chavea. Despite the uncertainty in pitching, there were several bright spots in the season. The Swordsmen were very strong defensively. We were anchored at second base with Rene Licon. short stop with Jason Pantages, center fielder with Mando Costello. Offensively, we had a good balance of power and speed We relied on contact hitters like Cos- tello, Licon. Pantages. and Rollie Chavez to reach base. Then we turned to the big guys like Jeff Willis. Marty Tour- ville, and Aguirre to drive them home. This season was another exciting one. For those of you who followed Angelus League Baseball, you know Just what that means. 202 1987 J.V. Baseball Team M I iiij.uiL ' - ' ' ■ ' ' - ' i-yyi yj i Front Row Larry De la Rosa. Ron Mendoza. Chris Satcedo. Steve Beanes. Esteban Cota. Aldo Barragan. Richi Castillo. Lou Gomez. Second Row: Coach Kevin Asbra, Gary Bermundo. Gene Valencia. Steve Griggs. Roy Viayra. Tony Mehl. Gary Hanrahan. Joe Cruz, Mike Gonzales. Mike Perez. Robert Stalder, Asst. Coach Art Altamivano. 1987 Freshmen Baseball Team Front Row Lenny Solas. Scott McLean, Tim Vargas Second Row Mike Zepeda. Steve Marquez. Jayson Delgadillo. David Rocha. Eddie Mikaloff. Robby Marietti. Chris Petropulos. Tony Guereques. Matt Ferine Third Row Asst Coach Kevin Crawley. Sam Valero. 204 Tommy Robledo. Ernie Gonzales. Danny Garcia. Scott Melendres. Ismael Carlos. Chris Rodriguez. Rdy Gonzales. Frank Lopez. 1987 a. Paul Golf Team Back Row Coach Marc Viens. Oscar Sanchez. James Hopper. Charles Leader. Debbi koyania. 5apan Bhjkta hron ' . Bhakta. Daniel Gomez. Amish Bhakta Not Pictured Gina Gonzales. Jeff Sandwell. Jeff Laeng ' cw ea - ' ee ' in ai ST. PAUL GOLF - 1987 SCHEDULE DATE TEAM LOCATION 3-2 Daniel Murphy Rancho Park LA Royal Vista Pomona 3-4 Bishop Amaf Tourn 3-6 Bishop Montgomery Los Verdes RPV 3-9 Servile Fullerton 3-12 Mater Dei Gandlewood 3-16 Bishop Amat Industry Hills 3-23 Daniel Murphy Galifornia 3-24 Bishop Amat Gandlewood 3-31 Bishop Montgomery Gandlewood 4-8 Mater Dei Willowick 4-9 Bishop Amat Galifornia 4-13 Bishop Montgomery Galifornia 4-14 Daniel Murphy Rancho Park LA 4-16 Open Gandlewood 4-21 Nogales Open Tourn Montebello 4-28 Servite Fullerton 4-30 Open Gandlewood 5-1 Mater Dei Galifornia 5-12 Angelus League TBA 5-13 Indiv. Qualifying TBA 5-18 GIF Indiv. Finals Green River 5-26 GIF Team Regionals Industry Hills 6-1 GIF Team Finals Mission Hills 1987 Boys Varsitj Track Team w flT % 1st row: Roy Wlson :. t ' . - ' z - ■ Omar Lopez, Gary ? j 7 Ackms Coach Wagne icncanoege ' . : ' ow: Manuel Diana. Xavier Vega. Ed Ochoa. Aiex Coioca. 3ra row Howert Collins. a. 4th row: Mike Hess. Larry Alonzo. Doug Martinson. Mark Hurtado, John Pla. Jm CK Gonzalez 1987 Boys J.V. Track Team lstRo , endrez. Casey Mazzotta. Fred AvSa. Anthony Munoz. 2nd Row Joe Hogan. Chris Turmell. Pete Medina. RichFierro. RogerFcr „. ■ ' n-ichez. RichSailer 3rdRow MikeMonte. KeviPearson. LouisBendar. Mike Paquetfe. MemoPonce. JeffFlinn. 4th Row K e K - Corpus. Rich Saler. Jose Calvo. Tim Rupcic. John Davidson 5th Row: James Segura, John King. Eric Viado. MarceOo JaLi-- . Jidez 6th Row: Frank Tomeo. AJ Mora. Chns Garcia. Greg Munoz 7th Row Coach Wayne Schoenbeger. Coach Rick Gonzalez 1987 Girls Track Team 1st Row Michelle lllacad. Patty Whelin, Ethel Delgado. Jenny Vargas 2nd Row: Beatrice Pascal. Lisa Castallenanos, Denise Baxter. Natalie Coutee. 3rd Row Rosie Barrios. Blanca Ochoa, Monica Sencion. Not Pictured Tina Wiles. Beth Beligan. 1987 TRACK SCHEDULE DATE OPPONENT SITE 3 5 ST. JOHN BOSCO AWAY 3 12 NOGALES AWAY 3 19 PIUS X AWAY 3 26 SERVITE HOME 4 2 BISHOP MONTGOMERY HOME 4 9 MA TER DEI AWAY 4 15 BISHOP AMA T AWAY 5 2 LEAGUE PRELIMS 5 7 LEAGUE PRELIMS 5 16 Of PRELIMS 207 208 • w. «r ' rf A : Mrs. Zoskyhas been a long time substitute at St. Paul and is now an official part of the faculty. Stie IS the mother of Tamara as well as last years 5th round draft choice to the Mets. Eddie. She has little or no disciplinary problems In her classes because she is a champi- on arm-wrestler. . Sss«ii«i: ' :a!pnwKif«!S i;r Marc Viens, is a graduate of S.P.H.S. and is currently studying at Cat State Long Beach. At St. Paul Marc is the Editor of the Sports Newsletter. Varsity Golf Coach. Sub teacher and voice of the Swordsmen basketball and baseball teams. Marc ' s known for his ruthless approach to playing Trivial Pursuit, and has high aspira- tions for someday becoming the Pope I 210 r ly u X V . f : j . V vti v , ' X MfoS. Cecilia [Icmme ) Thank You for 23 YearcS ol Dedicated 6er ' ice and Love ' m ■L-A ' ' ' ' a? ' . -A. • . S ' 211 riwrrmmmamimaBam fr. Carroll is remembered a s Principal oi 61. Paul fli h (School lor: ' Being a dedicated Priest. ' Exhibiting outstanding leadership in the areas of academics, athietics, and spiritual develop- ment. ' Tripling beginning salaries for lay teachers. ' Maintaining a tuition level that is among the low- est in the Archdiocese. ' Enhancing the academic status of the school through curriculum development and increased graduation requirements. ' Enhancing the Fine Arts curriculum by fostering the band, choral, and drama programs. ' Creating the Office of Campus Minister Chap- lain. ' Leading the school to two successful full-term renewals of accreditation. ' Increasing the lines of communication between elementary feeder schools and St. Paul High School. ' Serving on the Superintendent ' s Advisory Com- mittee on Personnel Practices. ' Serving on the Executive Board of the Catholic Athl etic Association. Southern Section. ' Representing the Angelus League on the Coun- cil of the California Interscholasfic Federation, Southern Section. ' Balancing the role of athletics within the total program of the school. ' Introcducing a new program for volunteer mothers at the Snack Bar. 212 ' Beginning the new St. Paul High School Bingo Program. ' Creating and equipping the Business Skills and Computer Labs. ' Increasing the number of qualified teachers on the staff ' Initiating the practice of making an annual finan- cial disclosure to all faculty and parents. ' Establishing the process by which the Student Handbook is revised annually. ' Implementing stringent absentee-tardy policies. ' Acquiring new VCR equipment. ' Attending student activities — dances, games. fundralsing events, etc. ' Activating the Principal ' s Advisory Committee on Personnel Practices. ' Replacing the gym floor. ' Campus beautlfication. ' Being generous to the faculty — Christmas Bo- nus. ' Increasing the number of science labs on campus. ' Removing the asbestos throughout the school. ' Building a new weight room. ' Air conditioning the Library, Business Lab, and Administration Building. Senior Accomplieshmenls KATHIE ACEVES 1 NHS 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. HI-JINX 1 yr. JIM ADAMS 1 FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2 BASEBALL 3 yrs. 3. TRACK 2 yrs. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. JACQUELYN AGUAYO 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr 2. ST PAUL SINGERS 1 yr. ALPHONSO AGUILAR 1. CSF NHS 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3. BLOOD DRIVE 4. TRACK PAT AGUILAR 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. MARC AGUIRRE 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. I 2. BASEBALL 4 yrs. 3 HONOR ROLL 1 yr. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. DARLENE ALAMEDA 1 VARSITY SONG J. V. CHEER 1 yr 2. TRACK 1 yr. 3. J. V. VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. 4. DRILL TEAM 1 yr 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. FRANCINE ALDANA 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2 TRACK 1 yr. ROMAN ALDECOA 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3 BASKETBALL 1 yr. 4 BASEBALL 1 yr. STEPHANIE ANAYA 1. NHS CSF HONOR ROLL 2. J.V. CHEERLEADING 3. FROSH CLASS PRESIDENT 4. CHAMBER SINGERS 5. LES CHANTEUSES 6. NEWSPAPER STAFF ERIK ANDERSON 1. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. 2 COMPUTER CLUB 2 yrs. 3. CYCLING CLUB 1 yr. 4. RACQUETBALL 1 yr CHRIS ANDRADE 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 2 BASEBALL 2 yrs. 3. FOOTBALL 1 yr MICHELLE APPLEGATE 1. SISTER CITIES 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER MAI ARREDONDO 1. FRENCH CLUB 1 yr. 2 JUSTICE BAKERY 1 yr. KAREN ARTAVIA 1. 2 3. 4. 5. 6 NHS CSF HONOR ROLL SPEECH CLUB FRENCH CLUB DRAMA CLUB NEWSPAPER LYDIA AYALA i 1 JUSTICE BAKERY 2. VARSITY BASKETBALL 3 SPANISH CLUB DENISE BAKER 1 TARSUS CHAMBER SINGERS 2 yrs. 2. NFL-SPEECH 2 yrs. 3. CSF NHS 2 yrs. 4. DRAMA 3 yrs. 5. LES CHANTEUSES 1 yr. REGINE BAUMGARTEN 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. NHS 2 yrs. 3. HONOR ROLL 2 yrs. 4. TOY DRIVE 1 yr. 5. JUSTICE BAKERY 1 yr. 6. SOUP KITCHEN MICHELLE BAXTER f VARSITY BAND 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3. MAKE-UP FOR PLAYS MUSICALS I 4. NHS I GINA BAZURTO 1. VARSITY SONG 2 yrs. 2 DRILL TEAM 2 yrs. 3. NHS 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER MIKE BEAUCHAMP , - 1 SOCCER 2 yrs SHARI BEAUCHAMP 1. SPEECH 2. DRAMA 3. NHS 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 5. YOUTH REVIVAL COMM. AMY BELLAND -™™; - f CSF HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. 2. NHS 2 yrs. 3. BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. 4. FRENCH CLUB 2 yrs. 5. SISTER CITIES 6. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY RACHEL BETHELL 1. VOLLEYBALL V.-1 yr. J.V. -2 yrs. 2. BASKETBALL V.-1 yr. J.V.-1 yr- 3. SOFTBALL V.-2 yrs. J.V.-1 yr. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 5. BLOOD DRIVE SOUP KITCHEN 6. SENIOR RETREAT YOUTH REVIVAL LUCY BORJON — 1. CSF NHS 2 NEWSPAPER 3. BANNER SQUAD ROBERT BRUCE 1. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 1 yr- 2 COMPUTER CLUB 2 yrs. 3. CYCLING CLUB 1 yr. 4. RACQUETBALL 1 yr. BETH ANN CABRAL 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2 SISTER CITIES CLUB 1 yr. STEFANI CALDERON 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2. DRILL TEAM 2 yrs. 3. JUSTICE BAKERY RANDY CAMARILLO 1 COMPUTER CLUB 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. CHERIE CAMPBELL 1. J. V. VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. 2. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL 3 yrs. 3. J. V BASKETBALL 1 yr 4. VARSITY BASKETBALL 2 yrs. 5 VARSITY SOFTBALL 4 yrs. 6. SOUP KITCHEN MARIO CANELA 1 NHS CSF 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER JENNIFER CAPUCETTI 1. ASB 2 yrs. 2. HONOR ROLL 2 yrs. 3. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 1 yr 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 5 SISTER CITIES 1 yr 6. YOUTH REVIVAL COMM. 1 yr JOHN CARSON 1. NHS CSF 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER NANCI CASAREZ - «- 1. VARSITY BAND 1 yr RAMONA CASAREZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs RANDY CASTILLO 1. BASKETBALL 4 yrs. 2. BASEBALL 3 yrs. 3. NHS SHELLI CENISERUZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. J. V. VOLLEYBALL 2 yrs. 3. YEARBOOK MICHELLE CHAVEZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs ROLAND CHAVEZ | 1 BASEBALL 4 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. FOOTBALL 1 yr. 4. HONOR ROLL 5. SPANISH HONOR ROLL 5. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY RHONDA CHORON 1. FRENCH II DEPT. AWARD 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3. CHORAL MUSIC DEPT. A WARD DARIN CIERLEY I 1. SOCCER 2 yrs. « 2 FOOTBALL 1 yr. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 4. NEWSPAPER 1 yr DAVE CIPRES - — -f=— 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2 TRACK 3 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. DENISE CISNEROS 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2. PLA Y PROP CREW 3 yrs. KELLY COCHRAN J 1. NHS 3 yrs. CSF 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. SISTER CITIES 1 yr. 4. HI-JINX 1 yr STEPHANIE COHEN i 1. CHAMBER SINGERS i 2. PLA Y 1 yr. ' 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. DARREN COLLETTE 1. VARSITY BASEBALL 2 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. NHS CSF 2 yrs. 4. FRENCH CLUB ■- HOWERT COLLINS I 1. TRACK 4 yrs. 2. SOCCER 3 yrs. 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs 4. HEAD YEARBOOK 214 r «-a x-i- -iJK.-=M ' ' il B PHTOGRAPHER 2 yrs. y NEWSPAPER PHOTOGRAPHER 1 yr. j. COMPUTER CLUB 1 yr. •OLAND CONTI I FOOTBALL 2 yrs. I CYCLING I HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. I MAKEUP FOR PLA Y 1 yr. tENNIS CORPUS ' . FOOTBALL 4 yrs. - ' . TRACK 2 yrs. ! MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. t HONOR ROLL 2 yrs. !: «IKE CORRAL ' . SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY ' . HONOR ROLL I, MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 10ND0 COSTELLO ' , FOOTBALL 4 yrs. ' BASEBALL 4 yrs i HONOR ROLL !. french club _ _-,.,..._- :hristina cota ' . J. V CHEER 1 yr. ' VARSITY SONGLEADING 2 yrs. ERNIE CRIST ' ART DISPLAYED ' . SOPH. BASKETBALL I YEARBOOK ■ AY CRUZ ' , MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. ' . RIGHT TO LIFE 1 yr. I. YOUTH REVIVAL I NHS . HONOR ROLL 1 yr ERI CUNNEEN _ ' FRENCH CLUB ' . PLAY I. HONOR ROLL f. TENNIS i. TAURSUS . MARCH FOR HUNGER ISA DE AVILA ' MARCH FOR HUNGER ' PLAY BELINDA DE LA CRUZ ' , GOLF 2 yrs. ' . MARCH FOR HUNGER i SENIOR RETREAT - - I. ST. PAUL SINGERS 1 yr. LIVER DE LA PAZ ' HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. ' CSF NHS 4 yrs SHS 1 yr YEARBOOK 1 yr 3. BACK-TO-SCHOOL 3 yrs. 4. BLOOD DRIVE 3 yrs 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 6 FRESHMEN ENTRANCE EXAMS 3 yrs ROBERT DELGADO 1 HONOR ROLL 1 yr.  --— « 2. FOOTBALL 2 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. NIRAJ DESAI 1 CSF NHS 4 yrs. i, 2 VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. 3. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 5. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY MANUEL DIANO 1. CSF 4 yrs. NHS 2 yrs. 2. TRACK BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. 3. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. YEARBOOK 1 yr. 6 PHYSICAL SCIENCE DEPT. AWARD GINA DIAZ 1 HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. 2 NHS CSF 2 yrs. 3. DRILL TEAM 2 yrs. 4. SHORT FLAG CAPTAIN 1 yr. 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. CAROL DUDA 1. VOLLEYBALL 4 yrs —- r 2 SOFTBALL 4 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 4. NHS CSF 5. HONOR ROLL 2 yrs. 6 SOUP KITCHEN - DORI DUENAS 1 BANNER SQUAD 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3 YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr. JULIE EASLEY 1. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 2 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. CLAUDINE EDWARDS 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs 2 YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr CHRISTY ESPINOSA 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. VICKI ESPINOSA 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs 2 YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr. ALISA ESTRADA 1 BASKETBALL 3 yrs 2 CSF 2 yrs NHS 3 yrs 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs 4. TAURSUS 1 yr. 5. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs DAVID ESTRADA 1 FOOTBALL 2 yrs. 2. CYCLING CLUB 1 yr. 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. JOE FINKEN 1. CSF NHS 2 SOCCER 2 yrs. 3. HONOR ROLL 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr AMY FITZGERALD 1 NHS HONOR ROLL 2. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM s 3. YEARBOOK ASST. ED. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER SOUP KITCHEN 5 BLOOD DRIVE JUSTICE BAKERY 6. SISTER CITIES FRENCH CLUB LINDA FRANCO 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. CLAUDETTE FREMGEN 1. ASB 2 yrs. 2. NHS CSF 3. HONOR ROLL 114. BLOOD DRIVE 1 yr 5. SISTER CITIES 6 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. CYNDI GALENTINE 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 2. YOUTH REVIVAL 113. SOUP KITCHEN ALFRED GALLEGOS 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 2 TRACK 1 yr MICHELLE GALVAN 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. IRENE GAMEZ 1 HONOR ROLL 2 NHS 2 yrs. 3. CSF 1 yr. 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. DIANE GARCIA 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 YEARBOOK 3 YOUTH REVIVAL FELLICIA GARCIA 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs 2 YOUTH REVIVAL TAMI GARCIA 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER YVETTE GARCIA 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs KIMBERLY GARDNER i 1. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. 2 NHS 3 yrs CSF 1 yr 3. DRILL TEAM 2 yrs. 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 5. HI-JINX 1 yr. MARK GENTILE f 1 SOPH. CLASS REP. 2. NHS 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. RUSSELL GERLACH 1 BAND 1 yr BECKY GOMEZ 1. SOFTBALL 3 yrs. 2 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3. VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY 2 yrs 4. YOUTH REVIVAL CIM GONZALES 1. HONOR ROLL 2 SENIOR CLASS REP. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. MELISSA GONZALES 1. PEP SQUAD 3 yrs. 2. CSF NHS 3 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 4. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 5 YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr. VICTORIA GONZALES 1 VARSITY SOCCER 2 yrs. 2 MARCH FOR HUNGER STEPHEN GRIFFIN 1. VARSITY J.V. SOCCER 2 NHS 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER MANNY GUERRERO 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. SAT. DETENTION CREW , MARK GUNTHER 1 NHS 2. HONOR ROLL 3. WHO ' S WHO IN AMERICA 4. BASKETBALL FROSH. J. V. BASEBALL FROSH. 5. RACQUETBALL CLUB 2 yrs. DELIA GUTIERREZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2. BASKETBALL 2 yrs. 3. SAT. DETENTION CREW 4 yrs. PETE HAMMANG 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2 EXCELL PROGRAM DEBBIE HARRIS 1 NHS 2 yrs. 215 9E!!Se4 S«3 2. HONOR ROLL 1 yr. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 4. VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. GEOFF HARTMAN 1. MEXICAN RELIEF CONCERT 2. VARSITY BAND LISA HERNANDEZ 1 CSF NHS HONOR ROLL 2 BLOOD DRIVE MATH TUTOR 3. SISTER CITIES TRACK 4 CROSS COUNTRY 2 yrs. 5. FRENCH CLUB 2 yrs. 6. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. JENNIFER HIGA 1. BASKETBALL J.V.-1 yr. V-3 yrs. 2 CSF 2 yrs 3. NHS 3 yrs. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 5 BLOOD DRIVE 1 yr ANALISA HOLGUIN 1. BANNER SQUAD 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. YOUTH REVIVAL KATIE JACKSON 1. CROSS COUNTRY VARSITY - TRACK 4 yrs. 2 SOCCER 1 yr. 3. VARSITY BASKETBALL 1 yr. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 6. YOUTH REVIVAL 6 FRENCH CLUB 2 yrs. TOM JONES 1. DRAMA GENESIAN 4 yrs. 2 STD. TRAINER RACQUETBALL CLUB 2 yrs. 3 FOOTBALL MANAGER 3 yrs. 4 TARSUS CHAMBER SINGERS 2 yrs. 5. DRAMA CLUB YEARBOOK 1 yr 6. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. STEFAN! KAMINSKI 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2. FRENCH CLUB 1 yr. 3. HONOR ROLL CHERYL KENNEDY 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER -,,„. _ f DIANE KENNEDY 1. SHORT FLAG 2 yrs. 2 TALL FLAG 1 yr 3 NHS 3 yrs. ' ' --- 4. CSF 1 yr. 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. GEORGE KENNEDY 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. DEBBI KOYAMA i 1. VARSITY GOLF 4 yrs., I CAPTAIN „1 2. NHS CSF s 3. HONOR ROLL 4. FRENCH CLUB 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER KEVIN KRAUSE 1. BASEBALL MANAGER 4 yrs. 2. FOOTBALL MANAGER 1 yr. JEFF LAENG 1. VARSITY GOLF 2. COMPUTER CLUB 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4. RACQUETBALL CLUB TONYA LARIOS 1. HI- JINX 1 yr 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3. SA T. DET. CREW 4 yrs. ANN MARIE LARSON 1. YEARBOOK EDITOR 4 yrs. 2. SISTER CITIES CLUB 4 yrs. 3. YOUTH REVIVAL COMM. 4. FRENCH CLUB YOUTH FOR LIFE 2 yrs. 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 6. SOUP KITCHEN SPANISH CLUB 3 yrs. GREG LAVALLE 1. SOCCER 4 yrs. 2. FOOTBALL YEARBOOK 1 yr. 3. CSF 3 yrs. .=™. -c. V:.. - 4. NHS 3 yrs. 5. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. 6 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. CHARLES LEADER f GOLF 2 yrs. 2. NHS 2 yrs. 3. RACQETBALL CLUB 2 yrs. 4. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. SAL LEDEZMA 1. SENIOR CLASS PRESIDENT 2 yrs. 2. FOOTBALL TRACK 1 yr. 3. CSF NHS 4 yrs. 4. PRINCIPAL ' S HONOR ROLL 2 yrs. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 6. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 2 yrs. PAUL LEVARIO 1 NHS CSF 4 yrs. 2. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. .Jt ..- , 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs 4. BASKETBALL 1 yr. 5. YEARBOOK 1 yr. KRISTINA LISIGNOLI 1. J. V. VOLLEYBALL 2 yrs. 2. VARSITY SOCCER 1 yr 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 4. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. JAMES LOPEZ 1. HONOR ROLL 2 yrs. 2. VARSITY SOCCER 3 yrs. 3. BASEBALL 1 yr. 4. COMPUTER CLUB 1 yr 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER DESIGNER 6. BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. JEANNETTE LOPEZ 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. JOSE LOPEZ I 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. — 4«— -• - 2. TRACK 4 yrs. 3. SOCCER PLA Y 1 yr. TRAGI LOYA 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER HELPER 2. VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. 3. JUSTICE BAKERY 2 yrs. YVONNE LUCAS 1. YEARBOOK STAFF 2. YOUTH REVIVAL 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 CROSS COUNTRY JOSEPH LUNA 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 2 NHS 3 yrs. 3. GREENLEAF OFFROAD RACING CLUB 2 yrs. ---« MARIE LUNA 1 NINOY AQUINO MOVEMENT 4 yrs. 2 CSF 4 yrs. 3. NHS 3 yrs. 4. FRENCH CLUB 3 yrs. 5. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY 2 yrs. 6. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. LUCINDA MACHADO 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 2. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 3. SOUP KITCHEN f HEATHER MACK 1. SOUP KITCHEN 1 yr 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 3. KIWANIS BUSINESS ? STUDENT 1 mnt. 4. ROTARY CLUB BUSINESS STUDENT 1 mnt. LAURA JANE MADIGAN 1. ST PAUL SINGERS 1 yr. 2. HI-JINX 1 yr. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 4. YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr. f- — 5. ASB 1 yr. ' ALEX MAGALLON 1. FOOTBALL 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 3. NHS 1 yr. LAURIE MANGERINO 1 CSF NHS 3 yrs. 2. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 3 yrs. 3. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 5. BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. RUSSELL MARIOT 1. BASKETBALL 4 yrs. 2. NHS 1 yr. 3. ST. PAUL SINGERS 1 yr ADRIANA MARTINEZ 1 DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. MICHAEL MARTINEZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 2. GREENLEAF OFFROAD RACING CLUB 1 yr. 3. YEARBOOK 1 yr . •— ■ i MONICA MARTINEZ 1. VARSITY SHORT FLAG 2. NHS HONOR ROLL 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER YOLANDA MARTINEZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs 2. JUSTICE BAKERY 1 yr. DOUG MARTINSON 1 FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2 MARCH F OR HUNGER 2 yrs. 3. BASEBALL 1 yr. 4. TRACK 2 yrs. | MOIRA McNICHOLS ■ 1. PLA YS AND MUSICALS 4 yrs 2. SINGING GROUPS 4 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 4. PRESBITERIAN HOSPITAL VOLUNTEER 1 yr. MARCELLA MEDINA 1. MUSICAL 4 yrs. 2. SPANISH CLUB 1 yr. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 4. SOUP KITCHEN 5. JUSTICE BAKERY 6. ST. PAUL SINGERS LES CHANTEUSES ' :, MICHAEL MEDINA 1. FOOTBALL 2 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 3. NHS 1 yr. ■ SAHARA MEDRANO 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 216 I 2 LES CHANTEUSES 3. CHAMBER SINGERS FRANKIE MENDEZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs 2. TALL FLAG 1 yr. 3 NHS 2 yrs. ANDY MENESES 1. MUSICAL 3 yrs PLA Y 2 yrs. 2 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3. YOUTH REVIVAL 4 DRAMA CLUB 4 yrs. 5. ST PAUL SINGERS SANDRA MICHEL 1. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs 2. CSF 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. STEVE MINK 1. SOCCER 2. SAT. DET.-CAR WASHING 4 ys. ,, [ MICHELLE MIRANDA , MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs 2 TALL FLAGS KRISTEN MOLINA 1 HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. 2. CSF NHS 3 yrs. ---— 3. SHS 1 yr. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 5 YOUTH REVIVAL PATRICIA MORALES 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. 3 TRACK 1 yr LISA MORELOS 1. BAND 1 yr. 2. NHS CSF 1 yr 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. JOEANN MORENO 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. ANNA MORONES 1. CROSS COUNTRY 2 yrs. 2 VOLLEYBALL 2 yrs. 3. TRACK 4 yrs. 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. CHERYL MULLER 1. SISTER CITIES 2. BLOOD DRIVE 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs MIKE MULLEN 1 VARSITY SOCCER 2 yrs. KATHY NAGLE 1. MAJORETTE 2 yrs 2. STAGE CREW FOR PLAYS 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 4. NHS 3 yrs. 5. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 6 YOUTH REVIVAL COMM. DIANE NEVAREZ 1. VARSITY TENNIS 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3. FRENCH CLUB 4 SISTER CITIES SOUP KITCHEN JESSICA OLIVIA 1. FRENCH CLUB 3 yrs. -VICE PRES. 2 TENNIS 1 yr 3. HI-JINX 1 yr. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. TOM ONTIVEROS 1. VARSITY SOCCER 2. NHS CSF 3. PRINCIPAL ' S HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 4. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 6 DRAMA CLUB MARY ORTEGA 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2. STAGE CREW FOR PLAYS 3. YOUTH REVIVAL JULIE ORTIZ 1. NHS FRENCH CLUB 2. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER BLOOD DRIVE 4. JUSTICE BAKERY SOUP KITCHEN 5. SISTER CITIES 6 YEARBOOK SEC. EDITOR PETIE PATRICK 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 2 SENIOR RETREAT 3 YOUTH REVIVAL 4 MUSICALS 2 yrs. JULIE PAYAN 1. PEP SQUAD SHORT FLAG 2 yrs. 2 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. MICHAEL ANGEL PEN 1. NA TIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 2 ASB 3 DRAMA CLUB 4. PLAYS 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 6 YEARBOOK YVONNE PEREZ 1. CSF NHS 4 yrs. 2 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs 3 BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. 4. SOUP KITCHEN 1 yr. JEANETTE PORTILLO 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 VARSITY GIRLS SOCCER DENIECE PRIMERO 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs 2 DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 3. BLOOD DRIVE 1 yr. ' ] JENNIE QUIMBITA 1. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs 3. YOUTH REVIVAL CECILIA RAMIREZ 1 FRENCH CLUB 3 yrs. ...--.■.  - 2. SPANISH CLUB 1 yr 3. BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. SOLEDAD RAMIREZ 1. FRENCH CLUB PRESIDENT 2 TRACK 3 TENNIS 4. CSF NHS 5. BLLOD DRIVE 6 SPANISH CLUB JUAN RAMOS 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr 2. RACQUETBALL CLUB 2 yrs 3. COMPUTER CLUB 1 yr. BEVERLY RAPACON 1- CSF NHS 2. HONOR ROLL 3. TENNIS 4. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY ALMA RECENDEZ 1. FRENCH CLUB 2 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER ALEXANDRA RIOMANA 1. VARSITY TENNIS 4 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. DANNY ROBLES 1. BASKETBALL 1 yr. WALTER ROBLES 1. NHS 3 yrs. 2. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 2 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs 4. NEWSPAPER STAFF 2 yrs. 5. BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. BARBARA ROCHA 1. SOFTBALL 2 CROSSCOUNTRY 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4. SOUP KITCHEN LETTY RODRIGUEZ 1. CSF 4 yrs. NHS 3 yrs. 2. SPANISH HONOR SOCIETY 3 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 4. BLOOD DRIVE 2 yrs. 5. PRINCIPAL ' S HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. TOM RODRIGUEZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. FOOTBALL 2 yrs. 3. SOUP KITCHEN CATHY ROMERO ' 1. ASB-SEN. VICE PRES. 2. NEWSPAPER STAFF 2 yrs 3. PLAY 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. DRAMA CLUB MICHELLE ROMERO 1. NHS 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 TALL FLAG ' ' ' 4. FRENCH CLUB 5. BIKE CLUB 6. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL MARILYN ROMERO 1. CSF NHS 3 yrs. 2. FRENCH CLUB SEC. TREASURER 3. INTRAMURAL VOLLEYBALL 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 5. TALL FLAG MICHELLE RUIZ 1. BANNER 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3. YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr. 4. SOUP KITCHEN RODNEY RUIZ 5- 1. FOOTBALL 1 yr. 2. SAT. DET. CREW MIKE SAILER 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2. TRACK 2 yrs. 3. ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN 4. HONOR ROLL MARIA SOLARES 1 BLOOD DRIVE 2. FRENCH CLUB 3 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4. SPANISH CLUB ART SALAS 1 BASEBALL 2 BASKETBALL 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER CHRISTY SANDOVAL 1. J.V. CHEER 1 yr 2. VOLLEYBALL 1 yr. 3. DRILL TEAM 1 yr 4. NEWSPAPER STAFF 2 yrs. 5. NHS CSF 3 yrs. 217 6. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. DIANNE SANDOVAL f TALL FLAG 2 yrs. ' 2. YEARBOOK 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. CYNTHIA SIGALA 1. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 2. J.V. CHEER 1 yr. 3. VARSITY CHEER 2 yr. 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 5 NHS 2 yrs. 6. HONOR ROLL HI-JINX 1 yr. MARGARET SIMONIAN 1 PLA Y MUSICAL 3 yrs. 2. NEWSPAPER EDITOR 2 yrs. 3. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. CSF NHS 3 yrs. SHS 1 yr. 4. SPEECH TEAM NFL 2 yrs. 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 6. SOPHOMORE CLASS PRESIDENT 1 JULIE SOLANO 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 2. HONOR ROLL PILAR SOLIS 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. DRILL TEAM . JENNIFER STUGMYER | 1. CSF 2. NHS 3 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 4. BLOOD DRIVE HONOR ROLL BETH TAILIN I 1 VARSITY CHEER 2 yrs. J. V CHERR 1 yr. 2. CSF NHS 4 yrs. 3. NEWSPAPER FRENCH CLUB 1 yr 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 5. DRILL TEAM SOUP KITCHEN HI-JINX 1 yr 6. SHS PRIN. HONOR ROLL _. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. ELVA TORRES 1. CSF 2 yrs. 2. NHS 3 yrs. 3. TALL FLAG 1 yr. 4. FRENCH CLUB 3 yrs. 5. SPEECH TEAM 2 yrs. 6 MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. MICHELE TORRES 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2 CROSS COUNTRY 1 yr. PAT TYLER 1. BAND 3 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 3. INTERNATIONAL DINNER 2 yrs. IDALIA TEMBLADOR • 1. TALL FLAGS 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. YOUTH REVIVAL 4. SOUP KITCHEN .« « 4. =,a  , ALICIA VALDEZ 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. YOUTH REVIVAL 4. SOUP KITCHEN ALICIA VALDEZ 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 2. SISTER CITIES YAMILETTE VALDEZ 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr 2. YOUTH REVIVAL 1 yr. 3. SENIOR RETREAT 1 yr. ADRIAN VAL ENZUELA 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 2. HONOR ROLL 1 yr. ADRIANNE VANGELOFF 1. FLAGSTER 1 yr. 2. TALL FLAG 2 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 4. NA TIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE 2 yrs. 5. NEWSPAPER STAFF 1 yr 6. YOUTH REVIVAL CHELINA VARGAS 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2. SOUP KITCHEN 3. SAT. DET. CREW ALDO VASQUEZ 1 MARCH FOR HUNGER CINDY VEGA 1. YEARBOOK 1 yr. 2 SISTER CITIES CLUB 1 yr. 3 HONOR ROLL 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER DIANA VEGA 1. SHORT FLAG 1 yr. ' ■ 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 3. YEARBOOK 1 yr. 4. YOUTH REVIVAL 5. SOUP KITCHEN JOEL VIADO f JR. CLASS PRESIDENT 2 NHS 2 yrs. 3. SOCCER 3 yrs. - - - ■ - 4. TRACK 1 yr. 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. MARK VILLALOBOS 1. ST. PAUL CHAMBER SINGERS 2. TARSUS 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4. HI-JINX TECH. CREW 5. PLA YS MUSICALS _ _ ALFONSO VILLANEDA 1. SOPH. BASKETBALL MICHAEL VIRAMONTES 1. YEARBOOK 1 yr. 2. ART SHOW- JUN. YR. JOEL VIZARRA i 1. CSF 4 yrs. NHS 3 yrs. 2. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY PRES. 1 yr. s 3. HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. 4 MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 5. MUSICAL BLOOD DRIVE 1 yr. 6. FROSH. ENTRANCE EXAMS 3 yrs. MARGARET WAHAB 1 NFL TARSUS 2 yrs. 2. PLA Y MUSICAL 2 yrs. 3. NEWSPAPER ASST. ED CO- ED. 2 yrs. 4. NHS 3 yrs. CSF 1 yr. 5. FRENCH CLUB DRAMA CLUB 2 yrs. 6. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr BENESIAN 2 yrs. i KATE WESSELMANN 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 2. NHS CSF 3. TARSUS ™   -.| .«-.=. 4. HONOR ROLL 5. YOUTH REVIVAL COMM. 6. SOUP KITCHEN 4 LAURA WHALEN | 1. TARSUS 2 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 4 yrs. 3. MUSICAL 2 yrs. 4. CHAMBER SINGERS 2 yrs. 5. ST. PAUL SINGERS LES CHANTEUS 3 yrs. 6. YEARBOOK 1 yr. JEFF WILLIS — - -- - -- 1. FOOTBALL 3 yrs. 2. BASEBALL 4 yrs. ;, 3. BASKETBALL 4 yrs. I 4. ASB 1 yr. ' ■ ' 5. MARCH FOR HUNGER 1 yr. 6. YOUTH REVIVAL HONOR ROLL 1 yr. TONYA WILMOT 1. CHAMBER SINGERS 2 yrs. 2 LES CHAUNTUES 3 yrs. 3. ST. PAUL SINGERS LES 4. PLA YS MUSICAL 4 yrs. 5. TARSUS 1 yr. .. 6. SPEECH TEAM 1 yr. CHRIS WOEHRER 1. CSF 2. NHS 3 yrs. 3. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 4. SISTER CITIES 3 yrs. 5. HONOR ROLL 3 yrs. EUCLID WOO 1 TRACK VOLLEYBALL 2 yrs. 2. CSF NHS 3 yrs. 3. PRINCIPAL ' S HONOR ROLL HONOR ROLL 4 yrs. 4. MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 5. FRENCH HONOR SOCIETY BLOOD DRIVE 6. JUSTICE BAKERY SOUP KITCHEN I DEANNA YERICH 1. MARCH FOR HUNGER LINA ZONNI 1. MARCH FOR HUNTER 4 yrs. 2. SHORT FLAG 1 yr. 3. TALL FLAG 1 yr. JOHN PLA 1. FOOTBALL 4 yrs. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER SOUP KITCHEN 3. DRAMA CLUB SKI CLUB 4. BASKETBALL 3 yrs. BASEBALL 2 yrs. 5. TRACK 3 yrs. SOCCER 1 yr. IRENE RODRIGUEZ ' .. - . MARCH FOR HUNGER 3 yrs. 2. BANNER 1 yr. 3. TALL FLAG 2 yrs. ? 4. DRAMA CLUB 1 yr. 5. 1987 MISS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 6. 1st RUNNER UP-MISS NORWALK COURT fl LISA SANCHEZ 1. DRILL TEAM 1 yr. 2. MARCH FOR HUNGER 2 yrs. 218 J p ' 1 ■ :i m T% b. V f % Hf ' iH ' flG A _ _ji 4. iil ' ? In case some of you don ' t know we have a new marching band here at St Paul High School! The marching band is under the direction of Rosemary Fernandez and is composed of approximately 25 marchers. The Spring semester has been a time of recruitment and preparation for next year ' s football season. Along with half-time shows at all of our home games, the marching band plans to attend parades, half-time competitions, various school and community functions as well as fun-time activities (i e. Disneyland, Magic Mountain, Dodger Stadium, beach trips, etc.). If you play a musical instrument and are interested in becoming a part of the St. Paul Marching Band come and join us this summer to prepare for football season ' 87! % .-.- .-. : Classic Cars o (St. Paul High School ALEX DELGADO 1968 CHEVY CAMARO DANNY ROBLES and DIANE ARELLANO 1968 AMC REBEL CHRIS CIERLEY 1964 BUCK SKYLARK lOcal Muscle Cars Arc l uilt in the UM [ ) studio Locations La Habta A 1 S Oxnard, Pomona, Toftance ASSOCIATED PHOTOGRAPHIC SERVICES Mailing Address JERRY BFTKER 1943 Sunnycrest Df . Suite 392 (714) 992 APS Fulterton. 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Paul Hmh (School Pep- quad Autograph Page Faculty Welch, Mary-Helen 95 Zosky, Yvonne 209 Asbra, Kevin 91 Barrass, Mary 91 Bennett, Karen 91 Brown, Madoline 91 Buckley, Stacy 91 Callagtian, Kate 91 Campbell, Yolanda 91 Clark, Ted 92 Corwin, Candee 92 Cunningtiann, Ann 92 Curran, Lucy 92 Dahnke, Julie 92 De Corpa-Lee, Cristina 92 Dinneen, Mictiael 92 Fisctier, Margie 92 Foster. Debra 92 Frausto, Julie 92 Gonzalez, Rick 93 Cunningham, Karen 93 Gutierrez, Leo 93 Hall, Katherine 93 Harvey, Tom 93 Heckert, Bette 93 Hernandez, Anthony 93 Israel. Sharon 93 Jiru, Daniel 93 Katnik, Stephen 93 Keegan, Marie 94 Kiernan, Christine 94 Kudlicki, Marjorie 94 McNeil. Robert 94 McNeills, Mary 94 Neary, Aisling 94 Nelson, Eric 94 Nolan, Angela 94 O ' Halloran, Mary 94 O ' Meara, Suzanne 94 Omilianowski, Conrad 94 Br. Otto 94 Paul, Sr. Mary 95 Riordan, Gerry 95 Rocha, Fred 95 Smith, Timothy 95 Snedeker, Timothy 95 Sylwanowicz, Maria 95 Tubbs, Timothy 95 Viens, Marc 209 Webb, Therese-Marie 95 (Staff Aranda, Marcy 96 Cunneen, Sue 96 Duda, Pat 2 08 Gonzalez, Josie 96 Heimstead, Lois 96 Hurtado, Joaquin 96 Martinez, Nora 96 Nava, Rita 96 Nava, Rodolfo 96 Nava, Jugino 96 Prentice, Connie 208 Rodriguez, Sofia 96 Schroder, Anne 96 Seniors Aceves. Kathleen 16 Adams, James 16, 160, 161 Aguayo, Jacquelyn 16 Aguilar, Alphonso 16 Aguilar, Patricia 16 Aguilar, Viviana 16 Aguilera, Mary 16 Aguirre, Marc 16, 160, 161 Alameda, Darlene 16 Aldana, Francine 16 Aldecoa, Roman 16, 36, 160, 161 Allemand, Jon 16 Anaya, Stephanie 16, 117, 138, 139 Anderson, Erik 16, 138 Andrade, Christopher 16, 180 Applegate, Michelle 16 Arellano, Ricky 16 Armenta, Rodney 16 Arredondo, Mai 16 Art a via, Karen 17, 117, 143 Atherton, Deborah 17 Ayala, Lydia 17, 134, 192 Baker, Denise 17, 117, 138, 143 Baumgarten, Regine 17 Baxter, Michelle 17, 117 Bazurto, Gina 17, 150 Beauchamp, Michael 17 Beauchamp, Shari 17, 117 Belland, Amy 17, 117, 135 Bethell, Rachel 17, 34, 170 Borjon, Luz 17, 117 Bruce, Robert 17 Cabral, Beth Ann 17 Calderon, Stephanie 17 Calderon, Steven 17 Camarillo, Randy 17 Campbell, Cherie 17, 37, 170, 192 Canela, Mario 17 Capucetti, Jennifer 18, 126, 139 Carson, Johnathan 18, 117 Casarez, Nancy 18 Casarez, Ramona 18 Castillo. Randy 18, 117, 192 Ceniseroz, Shelli 18 Chavez, David 18, 134 Chavez, Michelle 18 Chavez, Roland 18. 34 Charon. Rhonda 18, 139 Cierley. Christopher 18 Cierley. Darin 18 Cipres. David 18. 160 Cisneros. Denise 18. 174 Cochran. Kelly ann 18 Cohen. Stephanie 18. 138. 139 Collette. Darren 18. 34 Collins. Howard 18. 147. 144 Conti. Roland 18 Contreras. Ronette 19 Corpus. Dennis 19. 37. 160. 161 Corral. Miguel 19 Costello. Armando 19. 35. 160. 161 Cota. Cristina 19. 150 Crist. Bernie 19. 147 Crook. Susan 19 Cruz. Raymond 19, 117 Cunneen, Theresa 19, 135, 138. 176 De Avila, Lisa 19 De La Cruz, Melinda 19 De La Paz, Oliver 19, 117, 146 Delgado, Alex 19, 126 Delgado, Dagoberfo 19 Delgado, Ethel 19, 9, 34 Demarco, Stephen 19, 138 Desai, Niraj 19, 35, 117 Diana, Manual 20, 35, 117, 147 Diaz, Gina 20, 35, 152 Duda, Carol 20, 117, 17C Duenas, Dorijene 20 Easley, Julia 20 Edwards, Claudine 20 Espinosa, Vicki 20 Espinoza. Christine 20 Estrada, Alisa 20, 117, 138, 137, 192 Estrada, David 20 Fink en, Joseph Pa trie 20, 117 Fitzgerald, Amy 20, 117, 135, 146, 176 Flares, Alejandro 20, 11? 182 Flares, Francisco 20 Franco, Romelia 20 Fremgen, Claudette 20, 127, 143 Fuqua, Monica 20, 37 Gabaldon, Carlo 20 Galentine, Cindy 20 Gallegos, Alfred 20 Galvan, Michelle 20 Gomez, Irene 20, 1 17 Garcia, Diane 20. 146 Garcia. Fellicia 20 Garcia. Tami 20 Garcia. Yvette 21, 134 Gardner. Kimberly 21. 117, 133 P 226 Gentile, Mark 21 Gerlach, Russell 21 Gilfzow, Darlene 21 Gomez, Rebecca 21, 170 Gonzales, Cimberly 21, 127, 134 Gonzales, Mike 21 Gonzales, Victoria 21, 34, 134, 201 Gonzalez, Melissa 21, 117. 150 Granda, Carlos 22, 160 Griffin. Stephien 22, 36 Guerrero, Manual 22 Gun t her. Mark 22 Gutierrez. Delia 22. 36, 192 Hammang. Peter 22. 160 Manner. Dina 22 Harris. Deborat) 22 Hart man. Geoffrey 22 Hernandez, Lisa 22, 1 17, 135. 180 Higa. Jennifer 22, 1 17, 170, 192 ' Holguin, Anallsa 22 Hopper. James 22, 36, 205 I Jackson, Katie 22, 135, 179. 180. 192 Jacques, Tanya 22. 134 Jotinson, Janet 22, 117 Jones. Ttiomas 22. 37. 117, 138 Kam inski, Stefani 22 Kennedy. Ctieryl 23. 9 Kennedy, Diane 23, 1 17, 152 Kennedy, George 23. 134. 160 Kenney. Mictiele 23 Koyama. Debbie 23, 135, 205 Krause, Kevin D. 23 Lavalle, Gregory 23, 35, 117, 146, 160. 198 Laeng. Jeffrey 23 Lamon, Suzanne 23 Larios. Tonya 23. 134 Larson, Ann Marie 23. 128, 135, 134, 146 Leader, Ctiarles 32, 117. 205 Ledezma, Salvador 23, 36, 117, 127. 160 Levario. Paul 23. 117. 146 Lisignoli. Kristina 23. 174 Loftus. Sfepfien 23, 117, 138 Lopez, Jeanette 23 Lopez, James 23 Lopez. Jose 23. 139. 160 Lucas. Yvonne 23. 146 Luna. Josepti 24 Luna. Maria 24. 117. 135 Mactiado. Lucinda 24 Mack. Heattier 24 Madigan. Laura 24 Magallon. Alejandro 24. 36 Mangerino. Laurie 24, 117, 134 Marino. Ttiomas 24 Mario t. Russell 24. 182 Marquez. Yvonne 24 Martinez, Adriana 24, 134 Martinez, Michael 24 Martinez, Monica 24, 117, 152 Martinez. Yolanda 24 Martinson. Douglas 24, 160. 161 Mata. Lisa 24. 9. 117. 126. 176 Matranga, Gregory 25 Mc Dermott, Sean 25 Mc Nictiols, Moira 25, 36, 138. 139. 144 Medina. Marcella 25. 134. 139 Medina, Mictiael 25 Medrano, Jose 25 Medrano, Satiara 25. 128. 134, 138, 139 Mendez, F rankle 25, 117 Meneses. Andrew 25 MictieL Sandra 25 Mink. Steven 25, 198 Miranda, Mictielle 25, 34, 134 Miranda. Steve 25 Molina. Kristin 25 Mantes. Yolanda 25 Morales. Patricia 25, 133 Morelos. Lisa 25. 117. 1 Moreno. Joeann 25 Moreno. Julie 25. 143 Moreno. Stephen 26. 160 Morones. Anna Marie 26 Mullen. Michael 26. 198 Muller. Cheryl 26, 139 Munoz, Humberto 26 Munoz, Jeannea 26 Nagle, Kathleen Ann 26. 133. 139 Nevarez. Diane 26, 128. 135, 134, 176 Nunez, Eric 26, 34, 160, 161 Obert, David 26 Ochoa, Oscar 26 Oliva. Jessica 26, 34. 135. 176 Ontiveros, Thomas 26, 117 Ortega, Maria 26 Ortiz. Julie 26, 146, 176 Ortiz. Lori 26 Padilla. Juliana 26 Palacios. Denise 26, 9 Pontages. Jason 26. 160 Pasillas. Gina 26 Patrick, Sandra 26 Payan, Julie 27, 152 Perez, Christina S. 27 Perez. Esteban 27 Perez, Yvonne 27, 1 17 Peterson, Eric 27, 138 Pla, John 27, 160. 161 Port ilia. Jeanette 27, 201 Prentice. Janet 27. 150 Primero. Denise 27 Puentes. Gilbert 27 Quimbita. Jeannie 27 Quinlan. Kelly 27. 34 Quinones. Richard 27, 134 Ramirez, Cecilia 27. 135 Ramirez, Rechele 27, 174 Ramirez. Soledad 27. 35. 117. 135 Ramos, Juan 27 Rapacon. Beverly 27, 117, 176 Recendez, Alma 27 Recendez, Susy 28 Resurreccion. Daisy 28, 126, 138, 143 Rifino. Melissa 28, 35. 126, 138. 144 Riomana, Alexandra 28, 176 Rivera, Javier 28, 178, 180 Robinson. Jeanne 28. 201 Rabies. John 28 Rabies. Mark 28. 138 Rabies. Walter 28. 117. 144 Rocha, Barbara Louise 28. 37 Rodriguez. Irene 28 Rodriguez, Leticia 28. 117 Rodriguez. Thomas 28. 34. 160. 161 Romero. Catherine 28. 127 Romero. Marilyn 28. 1 17, 135 Romero, Michelle 28. 117. 135 Ruiz. Michelle 29. 143 Ruiz, Rodney 29 Sailer, Michael 29, 160, 161 Solas, Arthur 29 Sanchez, Brenda 29, 36 Sanchez, Lisa 29 Sanchez. Oscar G. 29, 35, 205 Sanchez, Robert 29, 178. 180. 198 Sandoval Christy 29. 117. 144 Sandoval. Diane 29 Savage. Sharis 29. 135. 138. 151 Seasholtz. Melanie 29 Serrano, Philip 29 Shafer. Julie 29 Sigala, Cynthia 29, 151 227 Simon, Catherine Lynn 29. 37. 192 Simonian. Margaret 29. 35. 117. 138. 143. 144 Solano. Julia 29. 192 Solares. Maria 29 Soils. Victoria 30 Stugmyer. Jennifer 30, 117 Tallin. Befti 30. 117. 151 Talamentes. Jacaiyn 30. 134. 157 Tate, Ttiomas 30 Taylor. Gilbert 30 Telles. Victoria 30. 134 Temblador. Idalia 30 Torres. C tin ' s tell a 30 Torres. Elva 30. 17. 143 Torres. Mictieie 30. 8. 35. 179 Trejo. Esperanza 30. 151 Trejo. Fernando J. 30 Tribe. Jeffery 30. 160 Tritz. David 30 Trujillo. Carol 30. 134 Tyler. Patricia 30 Vadurro. Giovanni 30 Valdes. Caroline 30 Valdez. Alicia 31 Valdez. Yamilett 31 Valenta. Laurel 31 Valenzuela. Adrian 31 Valone. Valeria 31. 135 Vangeloff. Adrianne 31. 143. 144, 152 Vargas. Ctielina 31. 36 Vasquez. Aldo 31. 134 Vega. Cynthia 31 Vega. Diana 31. 152 Viado. Joel 31. 117. 198 Vijil. Jose 31. 37 Villalobos. Marl 31, 37, 138, 137 Villaneda, Alfonso 31 Viramontes, Michael 31 Vizarra, Joel 31, 117, 147 Wahab, Margaret 31, 117, 138, 139, 143, 144 Weaver, Bruce 31 Wesselman, Kate 31, 117, 138, 139 Whalen, Laura 32, 37, 138, 139, 146 Willig. Matthew 32. 34. 160. 161. 182 Willis. Jeffrey 32. 37. 160. 161. 182 Wilmot. Tonya 32. 138. 139. 143 Wilson, Roy 32, 160, 161 Woehrer, Christopher 32, 128 Woo, Euclid 32, 1 17 Yerich, Deanna 32, 134 Zamora, Franchesca 32, 36, 127 Zeen, Chad 32 Zepeda, David 32. 160 Zevallos. Chris 32. 180 Zonni, Angela 32, 152 Juniors Abayari, Anjanette 40, 117, 127 Accornero, Andrea 40, 139 Adamsen, Alicia 40, 117 Ade, Douglas 40 Agapito, Allison 40, 117, 150 Aguayo, Cynthia 40 Aguayo, Jennifer Jean 40, 139 Aguilar, Edward 40 Aguilar, Eric 40 Aguilar, Laura 40 Aguirre, Ann 40, 150 Alfaro, Michele 40, 1 17 Alio, Yvonne 40 Allemand, Joni 40, 1 17, 151 Almanza, Gina 40 Alonso, Gary 40, 160 Altuna, Carlos 40 Alvarez, Antonia 40 Amezquita, Emily 40, 170 Andrade, Ralph 40 Anzaldo, Martha 40 Aparicio, Lisa 40 Applegate, Annemarie 40, 128 Arellano. Diane 40. 155 Arellano. Josette 40 Arriaga. Christina 40. 117 Ayala. Ley la 46 Barragan, Miriam 40 Barrios. Diana 40 Barrios. Maria Elena 40 Barth. Annmarie 40. 1 17 Beamsley. Elizabeth 40. 156 Becerra, Donna 40 Beck. Laurie 40. 117 Bednar. Laurelle 40. 201 Beligan. Beth 40 Bermundo. Gary 40 Bhakta. Kushal 40. 117. 205 Blodgett. Susan 40 Bracone. Patrick 40 Brandon. Eric 40. 180 Braun. Timothy 40 Brown. Crist ina 40 Bueno. Cristina 40 Burress. Vanessa 40 Busch. Eric 40. 1 17 Butler. Tammy 40 Butt erf as. Larry 40. 144. 180. 188 Cabral. Tiburscia 40. 155 Callinan. Andrew 41 Caloca, Robert 46 Caloca. Alexander 46 Campos. Edith 41. 117, 128 Candal, Alina 41, 117 Cardenas, Dene 41 Cardenas, Johnny 41 Castaneda, Robert 41, 160 Castellanos, Alex 41, 160, 188 Castillo, Kevin 41, 160 Castillo, Richard 41 Cervantes, Dominic 41 Chance, Shawna 41 Chapa, Sandra 41, 194 Chavez, James 41, 160 Chavez, Steven 46, 198 Chewoian. Valia 41 Childress. Michelle 41, 117, 147, 150 Cilloniz, Luigi 41 Collins, Gary 41, 198 Crawley, Brian 41, 160 Crist, Cory 41 Cruz, Gina 41 Cushionbury, Michael 41 Darling, Jymie 41 De La Luz, Evelyn 41, 117 De La Rosa. Lawrence 41 Del Castillo. Linda 41, 117 Delgado. Gloria 41. 117 Delia Chiara. Richard 41 Diaz. Marco 41 Dinoto. John 41 Dixon. David 41 Dolan. Daniel 41. 160. 161. 198 Dominguez. Denise 41 Dominguez. Elena 41 Donaldson. Gregory 41 Downey. Kimberly 41. 117. 176 Dresser. Paul 41 Emery. Cynthia 41 Escobedo. Yvete 41 Espinosa, Yvette 41 Esposito, John 41 Felikian, Kirk 41 Fisher, Denise 41 Flares, Ernest 41, 160 Flores, Kimberly 41 Fuller, Dona 41, 117, 147 Gallegos, Frank 41 Gandara, Cynthia 41 Gandara, Lisa 42 Garcia, Deanna 42 Garcia. Deidra 42 Garcia. Gary 42 Garcia. Oliver 42 Gonzales. Gerald 42. 160 Gonzalez. Oscar 42 Gonzalez. Robert 42 Gonzalez. Rosa 42. 1 17. 127 Gonzalez. Suzanne 42, 154 H£ 228 ' Gonzalez, Sylvia 42 Gonzalez, Teresa 42 Gonzalez, Victor 42 Gordon, Thomas 42, 160, 161 Graves, Shannon 42, 170, 201 Green way, Kevin 46, 198 Grijalva, Bernard 42 Guerrero, John 42, 182 Gutierrez, Juan 42 Gutierrez, Mikka 42 Guzman, Xavier 42, 198 Hanrahan, Gary 42, 1 15, 188 Haro, Eduardo 42 Hawkins, Jennifer 42 Helms tead, Sheryl 42 Hernandez, Rodolfo 42 Hernandez, Sandra 42 Hess. Michael 42, 160, 161, 182, 188 I Huerta. Cynthia 42, 117. 150 i Hurtado, Mark 42 Jalteco. Christine 42 Jaramillo, Louis 42, 160 Jennings, John 42, 117 Jimenez, Cynthia 42, 117 . Jimenez, Richard 42, 160 ; Johnson, Ellen 42, 192 Johnson, Ralph 42 Juncaj, William 42, 117, 160 Kaihatu, Cynthia 42, 155 Kirkland, Michelle 42 Kyckelhahn, Michael 42, 160, 161 La Borde, James 42, 117 Lane, Kimberly 42, 117, 174. 201 Larson. Pamela 42, 128 Lawrence, Katherine 42 Ledesma. Alejandro 42 Legaspi, Brit f 42, 117, 123 Lemus, Brenda 42 Licon. Rene Saul 42, 117 Lincoln, Veronica 43, 1 17 Lizarraga, Jay 43, 198 Lloyd, Anthony 43, 160, 188 Lopez, Andrew 43 Lopez, Christina 43 Lopez, Klaudia 46 Lopez, Omar 43, 117 Lozano, Elizabeth 43 Luas, Cynthia 43 Luna, Christy 43 Mack, James 43 Maestas, Debra 43, 128 Malpezzi, Steven 43, 160 Mancina, Krista 43 Marquez, Leanette 43 Marquez, Teresa 43 Marsoobian, Rachelle 43, 139 Martinez, Carlos 43, 160 Martinez. Christine 43, 117, 128 Martinez, David 43 Martinez, Marcos 43 Martinez, Nicole 43 Martinez, Rebecca 43 Martinez, Theresa 43, 151 Martinez, Vincent 43 Maurer, Sharon 46 Mc Coy, Marisa 46 Medina, Cristi 43, 192 Medina, Miguel 43, 160 Medina, Steven 43. 178. 180 Mehl, Anthony 43 Mehl, Henry 43, 160 Melendrez, Traci 43, 117, 179, 180 Mendez, Gustavo 43 Mendez, Peter 43 Mendoza, Ronald 43, 117 Meneses, Veronica 43, 117 Miller, Steven 43, 160 Minjarez, Michelle 43, 127 Mint on, Elizabeth 43 Miranda. Ann 43 Miranda, Monique 43 Moffett, Andrea 43 Montanez, Catherina 43 Monies, Fernando 43 Morales, Denise 43 Morales, Sarina 43 Morelos, Eileen 43, 117 Mosqueda, Lori 43, 117, 174 Munguia. Christopher 43 Nagle. Thomas 43. 160 Nahas. James 44, 117. 127 Navares, Sabrina 44 Nevarez, Ann 44, 117, 170, 192 Niebia, Jacqueline 44 Niemela, Jill 44, 138, 143 North, Jeanette 44 Ochoa, Edward 44, 178, 180 Ochoa, Marc 44 Ohien, Robyn 44 Olmedo, Victor 44, 117, 160, 161, 198 Omilianowski, Valerie 44, 126 Ortega, Cynthia 44, 128, 176 Otero, Amada 44 Paredes, Veronica 44, 117 Paul, Melanie 44, 138, 139 Payan, Michelle 44, 128 Penalosa, Emma 44 Perea, Lynne 44 Perez, Maria 44, 1 17, 127. 128. 135. 176 Piskur, Cherri 46 Podsobinski, David 44 Poe, Cindy 44 Ponce. Cuauhtemoc 44. 117 Ponce. Sandra Dee 44. 128 Ponce. Sandra Denise 44 Proano, Oswald 44 Puentes, Albert 44, 160 Putman, Christopher 44, 198 Quiroz, Keith 44, 182 Radosh, Laura 44 Ramirez, Gina 46 Ramirez, Monica 46 Ramirez, Tracy 44 Ramsay, Deborah 44 Reed, Mark 44 Regaldo, Gregory 44 Rego, Scott 44 Renteria, Jose 46 Rhodes, Brian 46 Riley, Thomas 44, 160, 161 Rios, Lisa 44 Roberto, Cheryl 44 Robledo. Monica 44. 117 Robles, Hilda 44 Rodriguez, Beatriz 44 Rojo. Carlos 44 Romero, Ralph 44 Romero, Renee 44, 117. 128, 135, 143 Rubio, Adolph 44 Ruiz, Joanna 44 Ryan, Gregory 44 Sainz, Laura 44 Solas, Nancy 44 Salazar, John 45 Salcido, Sonia 45 Saldivar, Andrea 45 Salsido, Sherri 45 Sanchez, David 45, 160 Sanchez, Eric 45 Sanchez, Lisa Ann 45 Sandwell, Jeff 45, 139 Savedra, John 45 Segura, Lucila 45, 117 Shepard, Joseph 45 Solaria, Nicole 45, 117 Solorza, Laura 45, 117, 150 Soto, Antonio. 45 Sowa. Brett 45 Sweet. Joseph 45 Thompson, David 45 Thompson, Michael 45 Torres, Arlene 45, 201 Torres, Roseana 45 Torres, Rosemary 45 Torres, Yvette 45 Toth, James 45, 160 Tourville, Martin 45, 182 Valdez, Cynthia 45, 194 Van Wye, Steven 45. 117 Vargas, Jos e 45 Vasquez. Paul 45, 188 Vasquez, Sylvia 45, 117, 138, 143 229 Vega, Xavier 45, 160, 198 Velasquez, Christophe 46 Verdugo, Michelle 45 Viayra, Roy 45, 160 Viera, Yvonne 45, 201 Villa, Irma 45 Villalobos, Irma 45, 1 17 Villanueva, Irene 45 Viramonfes, Fred 45, 160, 161 Vonk, Rebecca 45 Wagner, Jodi 45 Wallin, Aaron 45 Way mire, Krista 45, 150 Whitney, Maria 45, 117, 150 Whittouck, Tricia 45 Wiles, Christina 45 Winslow, Michael 45 Wissman, Rebecca 45 Woehrer, Rebecca 45, 117 Yanagisawa, Lisa 45 Yzabal, Karen 46 Zamora, Luis 46, 117 Zatarain, Rosana 46 Zeko, Mary 46, 170 Zepeda, Ricardo 46, 160, 161 Sophomores Adams, Denise 56, 156 Aguagyo, Deborah 56 Alba. Jonathan 56, 168 Alberto, Gladys 56 Aldana, Jennifer 56 Almanza, Daniel 56 Alvarado, Robert 56 Amaya, Anthony 56 Amezquita, Robert 56 Anderson, Halfreda 56, 155 Andrade, Daniel 56 Apalategui, Bonnie 56 Apodaca, Vicky 56 Arias, Steve 56 ,Ar! ' iaga, Anna 56 Arriaga, Robert 56 Avila, Freddy 56, 168 Avila, Roseann 56 Ayala, Angela 56, 152 Ayala, Miriam 56 Aycock, Bobbie 56 Barragan, Aldo 56, 168, 198 Bates, Yvette 56, 154 Baxter, Denise 56, 179, 180 Beat, John 56 Beanes, Steven 56, 117, 168 Bejinez, Erik a 56, 117, 138, 194 Bennett, Edward 56 Beringer, Laura 56, 201 Bernus, Sheila 56, 1 17, 128, 143 Bhakta, Amish 56, 117, 205 Bleak, Cheri 56, 138 Bonetati, Gina 56 Bracamonte, Martin 56 Brambila, Adrienne 56 Bravo, Sonia 56, 117, 156 Brown. Adrian 56 Brown, Jesse 56, 168 Brown. Kelly 56 Bueno, Leonardo 56 Burback. Michael 56 Burkeen, Michele 56 Calvo, Jose Luis 56 Camera, Josephine 56, 156 Candelaria, Reynaldo 56 Cardenas, Rosie 56 Cardona. Anthony 56 Carlos, Maricela 56, 194 Car rosea, David 56 Castanedo, John 56, 160. 168 Castellana, Lucia 57 Castellanos, Anyssa 57, 156 Castellanos, Lisa 57 Castillo, Nanette 57. 156 Castillo, Richard 57, 188 Catalano, Brian 57. 117 Cattani, Teresa 57 Cervantes, Cecilia 57 Cervantes, Elsa 57, 174 Chavez, R C 57, 117, 189 Chavez. Robert 57 Chavira. Jorge 57 Childress, Sean 57 Choron. Ronald 57 Cilloniz. Bruno 57 Cleveland. Karen 57 Cleveland, Patrice 57 Cobos, Kerryann 57 Corona, Louanne 57 Cortes, Javier 57 Cot a. Est ebon 57 Cox, Staci 57 Cruz, Gina M. 57 Cruz, Joe 57, 180, 189 Cuesta. Filbert 57 Davidson. John 57. 117 De Barro. Philip 57 De La Paz, Catherine 57, 117 De Sautels, Shari 57 De Vaere, Julie 57, 117, 176, 127, 138, 143 Delgadillo, Yvette 57, 156 Delgado, Maria 57. 156 Diaz, Cinderella Mori 57 Diaz, Maria M. 57 Diaz. Michelle 57 Dominguez, Lili 57, 133 Donaldson, Eric 57 Drost. Monica 57 Drury. Richard 57, 1 17. 168 Duda, Steven 57, 117 Duron, Evelyn 57 Duran. Rudy 57 Elizarraraz, Miguel 57 Ertle, Sabryn 57 Escamirosa, Alexandra 57 Espinoza, Gilberto 57 Espinoza, Yolanda 57 Esqueda, Michael 57, 168 Estrada, Susan 58 Ferneau, Jacqueline 58, 117, 151 Fierro, Jenevieve 58, 138 Fierro, Richard 58 Flinn. Jeffrey 58 Flares. Brenda 58 Flores, Robert 58 Pontes, Roger 58, 160, 168 Fox, Krista 58 Fragoso, Robert 58 Frausto, Elizabeth 58 Gaddis. Teresita 58 Galen tine. Steven 58 Gomez. Niki 58 Gandara, Lori 58, 117 Gaor, Angelina 58 Garcia, Alma 58, 128 Garcia, Eddena 58 Garcia, Jeneen 58 Garcia, Joe 58, 168 Garcia, Laura 58 Garcia, Robert E. 58 Gatica, Julie 58 Gentile. Julie 58. 117 Gomez. Daniel 58. 168, 205 Gomez, Luciano 58. 117 Gomez, Martha 58 Gomez, Sylvia 58 Gomez. Wendy 58 Gonzales. Anthony 58 Gonzales, Claudia 58. 117, 128 Gonzales, David 58 Gonzales, Michael 58, 200 Gonzales, Patricia 58 Gonzalez, Eduardo 58 Gonzalez, Julie 58. 157 Gramata, John 58 Gray, Shannon 58, 170, 192 Green way, Sean 58, 198, 205 Griggs, Steven 58, 168. 200 Guarino, Sean 58, 143 Guerra. Corrine 58. 153 Guerrero, Mark 58 Gutierrez, Adriana 58 Gutierrez, Horacio 58 Gutierrez, Ximena 58 Hamrock, Matthew 58, 138 230 . Hardy, Jason 58 : Harm, Michelle 59 I Harris. Jennifer 59, 117 Hart, Jason 59, 182 Hernandez, Arelly 59 Hernandez, Call 59 Hernandez, Jeanne 59 Hernandez, Rizza 59, 156 Hernandez, Rosalind 59 Herrera, Christina Hogan, Joe 59, 178, 180 Ibarra, Karia 59 llacad, Michelle 59 Juncaj, Romeo 59, 168 Kaululaau, Tyre 59, 117, 201 Keller, Jeffrey 59 Kosek, Gregory 59 Kropke, Keri 59, 117, 170 Laviola, Stephanie 59 Lawrence, Jennifer 59 Ledesma, Mario 59 Lee, James 59 Lemos, Liza 59 Lev aria. Kimberly 59 Limas, Michelle 59 Lloyd, Ron 59, 169 Lopez. Angel 59 Lopez, Ernesto 59 Lopez. Scott 59 Lopez, ' olanda 59, 117, 128 Lounsberry. Sherri 59, 153 Lovato, Nicole 59 Loya, Lisa 59 Lucas, Mary 59, 117 Lutz. Sandy 59 Mac Donald, Michael 59 Macaluso, Maria 59, 138, 143 Madrid, Thomas C. 59 Magana, Jeanette 59 Maldonado, Lianne 59, 117, 138 Marfice, Elizabeth 59, 117, 127 Margoni, Rene 59 Mar mole jo, Es telle 59 Marquez, Richard 59 Martin, Joseph 59, 188 Martinez, Catherine 59, 156 Martinez, Josette 59 Matranga, Lori 59 Mazzotta, Casey B. 59, 160, 168, 188 Mc Kay, Frank 60 Medina, Petro 60 Melendrez, David 60, 168 Mendez, Daniel 60 Mendoza, Joseph 60 Merino, Yvett 60, 1 17 Meza, Andrew 60 Michael, Norma 60, 128, 135 Miranda, Alvaro 60, 168 Miranda, Sabrina 60 Molina, Alejandro 60 Monte, Michael 60, 117, 189 Moore, Richard 60 Mora, Alfredo 60, 160, 168 Mora, Christopher 60 Morga, Michelle 60, 153 Mulholland, Mark 60, 117, 127, 143 Mullen, Kimberly 60, 117, 201 Munoz, Anthony 60 Nahas, Donna 60, 117, 127, 143 Navarette, Raquel 60, 153 Nevarez, Deborah 60, 156 Norton, Rosanne 60, 153 O ' Connor, Lauralisa 60, 157 Ochoa, Blanco 60, 179, 180 Ochoa. Judith 60 Ogle. Carlo 60 Olea. Larry 60. 168 Olea. Manuel 60 Olea. Richard 60. 168 Ordonez. Rosie 60 Orosco. Donna 60. 117 Ortega. Charles 60, 160. 161. 168. 189 Ortega. Kathy 60 Ortega. Romaine 60. 128. 201 Ortiz. George 60 Ossa, Rebecca 60, 117 Overbeck, John 60, 182 Padilla, Michelle 60, 143 Parker, Marci 60 Pascual, Beatriz 60 Patton, Mark Frank 60, 168 Perez, Dolores 60, 117, 127, 128, 174 Perez, Kathy 60, 201 Perez, Michael 60 Perez, Teresa 60, 117, 127, 128, 174, 201 Perser. Cynthia 60 Picco. Joseph 60 Piper. Valinda 6 1 Pirnat. Gary 61 Pi wo war. Edward 61, 160. 168 Ponce. Mario 61 Prentice. Donald 61, 117, 146 Quintan, Michelle 61 Ramirez, Concepcion 61 Ramirez, Corrine 61 Ramirez, Garrick 61 Ramirez, Kyle 61, 168 Ramos, Kevin 61 Ramos, Robert 6 1, 168, 189 Ramos, Rudy 61, 189 Ramos, Tracee 61 Ramsay, Daniel 61, 198 Real, Jesus 6 1, 188 Real, Margarita 61, 174 Reed, Teresa 61 Resendez, Patricia 61 Resurreccion. Rose 61. 117 Reyes. Bridget 61 Rivas, Adriana 61 Rivera. Julie 61. 117. 128 Rocha. Juan 6 1. 189 Rodriguez. Annette 61 Roman. Anthony 61, 168 Rosales, Jeff 6 1 Rosas, Alexander 6 1, 200 Rubio, Raul 6 1 Rucker, Paul 6 1 Ruiz. Jessica 61 Ruiz. Undo 61 Ruiz, Lisa 61 Ruiz, Lorraine 61, 156 Ruiz, Terry 6 1 Rupcic, Tomislav 61 Sailer, Richard 61, 117, 168 Salcedo, Christopher 61 Sanchez, Eva 61, 117, 166 Sanchez, Ralph 61, 168 Sanchez, Raquel 6 1, 117 Sanchez, Rosanna 6 1, 174, 201 Sandoval, Brian 61, 188 Sandoval, Maria 61 Sangil, Nicholas 61 Santos, Tom J. 61 Schlueter, Teresa 61 Serrano, Michael 6 1 Sevillano, Randolph 67 Simonian, Michael 62 Slife. Richard 62 Solorza, Raymond 62 Stalder, Robert 62 Tallin, Stephanie 62, 156 Tami, Lorraine 62 Tannehill, Michelle 62 Tinio, Jane 62 Tomeo, Frank 62, 117 Torres, Dena 62 Torres. Nicole 62, 138 Trammel Christopher 62, 180 Trinidad, Elaine 62 Turrietta, Gina 62 Valdez, Eugene 62, 160 Valencia, Eugene 62 Vartanian, Michael 62 Vasquez, Blanco 62 Vasquez, Lorena 62 Vega. Andrea 62 Venegas. Gustavo 62, 168 Venture. Alfred 62 Venture. Cynthia 62 Villa. Jennifer 62 Villegas. Arturo 62. 188 Villegas. Diane Marie 62 Vizcarra. Theodore 62 Welter. Kevin 62 Whalen. Patricia 62 231 Willig, Gregory 62, 160, 168, 182 Willis, Patricia 62 Xavier, Jacqueline 62, 117 Zosky, Tamara 62 Freshmen Abayari, Adrian 72 Abbott Kathleen 72 Acosta, Sandra 72 Adams, Samantha 72, 128, 192 Aguayo, Agustin 72 Aguinaga, Annette 72 Aguirre, Elizabeth 72 Albright, Justin 72 Alcantara, Andrew 72, 169 Allemand, James 72, 90 Altuna, Yvette 79 Alvarado, Alfred 72, 169 Amaya, Rodrigo 72 Ananian, Charles 72, 200 Angela, Carol 72 Apodaca, Joanne 72, 127, 156 Araujo, Maria 72, 190 Arce, Edgar 72, 169 Arroyos, Von Ray 72, 200 Arttus, Natalie 72 Aviles, Edward 72, 169 Ayala, Valerie 72, 156 Bachman, Brian 72, 169 Banuelos, Brenda 72 Banuelos, Jaime H. 72 Bar r agon, Adriana 72, 156 Barrios, Rosa 72, 194 Bednar, Louis 72, 200 Beg any, Bryant 72 Bejarano, Renee 72, 156 Berchtold, Michael 72 Berges, Tricia 72 Bertone, John 72 Bhakta, Jigna 72 Bhakta, Sapan 72, 205 Biaiana, Dana 72 Blanding, Lorraine 72 Blanding, Paul 72 Bobadilla, Anthony 72 Bonaventure. Marietta 72. 138, 139, 144 Bones, James 72 Brown, Cindy 72 Bueno, Joe 72, 169 Burbidge, Gina 72 Cabrera, Larry 72 Caliva, Christa 72 Campos, Anthony 72 Capucetfi, Paul 72 Carlos, Ismael 73. 190 Carrillo, Maria 73 Carrillo, Salvador 73 Carvajal, Belen 73 Casarez, Rachel 73, 156 Castro, Steven 73 Cena, Robert 73, 169 Chavez, Gregory 73, 169 Chavez, Michelle 73 Chavez, Priscilla 73 Chavez, Rebecca 73 Chavez, Richard 73 Chavira, Elizabeth 73, 180 Cicciarelli, Anthony 73 Caiman, Sean 73, 127, 169 Constantino, Victor 73 Contreras, Robert 73 Corpus, Steven 73, 169 Corral, Carlos 73. 169 Cortez, Cynthia 73 Cot a, Christine 73 Coutee, Natalie 73, 156 Cruz, Mike 73 Cuevas, Juan 73 Cunneen, Mike 73 Curiel, Melissa 73, 156 Cygan, Donna 73, 154 Darnell. Dawn 73 Davidson. Mindi 73 De La Parra. Reuben 73 Del Villar. Rosemary 73 Delgadillo. Jayson 73 Delgado. Elizabeth 73 Diaz, Edgar 73, 190 Diaz, Nicole 73 Dischiavi, Vincent 73 Dixon, James 73, 169 Dominguez. Raymond 73 Dominguez. Victor 73 Dropulic. Arcelia M. 73 Drury, Kathleen 73 Duran. Christopher 73 Elizondo. Connie 73. 176. 194 Endicott. Edward 73 Escobedo. Brandon 73 Espinoza. Christine 73 Esqueda. Steven 74 Farber. Kimberly 74 Felikian. John 74 Fisher. Brian 74 Flares. Cynthia 74 Flares. Norbert 74. 169 Foglesong. Elizabeth 74 Franco. Christopher A. 74, 200 Fremgen, Ryan 74 Fuentes, Leonora 74, 144 Fuentes, Roxane 74, 144 Gagne, Victoria 74, 156 Galtman, Debra 74 Garcia. Settle 74 Garcia. Chris Marcus 74, 169 Garcia, Christopher J. 74, 169 Garcia, Danny 74, 169 Garcia. Debbi 74 Garcia. Gabriel 74. 169 Garcia, Judith 74 Garcia, Justine 74 Garcia, Patricia 74 Garcia, Robert 74 Garcia, Vanessa 74 Garcia, Yvonne 74, 194 Gehrke, James 74 Gil, Laura 74 Gomez, Jennifer 74, 139 Gomez, Stefanie 74, 156 Gonzales. Ernest 74. 169 Gonzales. Raymond 74, 200 Gonzales, Regina 74 Gonzalez, Alicia 74 Gonzalez, Deborah 74 Gonzalez, Manique 74, 159 Gonzalez, Roberta 74, 154 Gonzalez, Rosa 74 Graves, Maria 74 Gray, Kelly Ann 74, 156 Guerrero, Michael 74, 169, 190 Gurgian, George 74 Gutierrez, Adriana 74 Gutierrez, Rita 74 Guzman, Anthony 74 Guzman, Elva 74 Guzman, Sandra 74 Haro, Christopher 74, 128 Haro, Ernesto 75 Harrell. Leonard S. 75 Hernandez. Claudia 75 Hernandez. Esteban 75 Hernandez. Roderick 75 Holguin, Christine 75 Hollo way, Dana 75 Ibarra. Antonio 75. 169 Jimenez. Sonia 75 Johnson, Daniel 75 Juncaj, Emilia 75 Juncaj. Luigi 75 King. John 75 King. Michael 75. 180 Kirk land. David 75 Kokkinides. Marti 75 Kruger, Lutz 75 La Borde. Robert 175, 169 Lahey, Nicholas 75 Larson, Eric 75. 128 Lee. Diana 75 Lincoln. Jay 75 Lomont. Stefanie 75. 156 Lopez. Frank 75. 169 Lopez. Pablo 75 Lopez. Ricardo 75 Lozano. John 75 Lozano, Monica 76 Lozano. Steve 75 Luna. Christopher Lunney. Michael 75 Macaluso. Elaine 75 Mac las. Natalie 75 Macias. Richard 75 Maldonada. Lorena 75 Malta. Ermalinda 75 Margoni. Elisa 75 232 • Marie tfi, Robert 75 Marino, Timothy 75 Mark, Robin 75, 156 Marquez, Emilio 75 , Marquez. Steven 75. 169 I Martinez. Celilia 75 Martinez. Eddie 75, 169 Martinez, Jennifer 75 Martinez, Miguel 75, 169 I Martinez. Sandra 75 Martinez. Veronica 76 Marty. Anne 76 ' Mc Dermott, Jay 76 Mc Kay, Dennis 76 Mc Lean, Scott 76. 200 Medina, Deborat) 76 Medrano, Mireya 76, 127. 139 Melendres. Scott 76. 169 Melendrez. Lori 76 Mendoza. Michelle 76 Mendoza. Susanne 76 Mesa. Alfred 76, 139 Mikaloff. Edward 76 Molina, John 76 Molina, Monica 76 Montalvo. Antonio 76 Monte, Anthony 76. 169 Mantes. Brigitte 76 Montez. Sandra 76. 156 Montoya. Ivy 76 Mora, Jeffrey 76 Morales. Steven 76 Moreno. Adriana 76 Moreno. Alex 76, 169 Moreno, Andres 76. 169 Moreno. Deborah 76 Muniz. Maria 76 Munoz. Gery 76. 169 Navarer. Jaime 76 Navarrette. John 76 Navarro. Lisa 76. 156 Nunez. Georgette 76 Obregon, Marcella 76 Ocampo. Vincent 76. 190 Oliver. Elizabeth 76 Omilianowski. John 76 Orrico. Eugene 76 Ortega. Daniel 76. 169 Ortega. Georgina 76 Oshea, Shannon 76 Ovalle, Christina 76 Overturf, Michele 76 Paquette, Michael 76 Paranda, Fernando 76 Pardo. Lillian 76 Paredes, Yvonne 76 Pearson, Kevi 76, 144 Pedroza, Ana Maria 76 Pedroza, Tina 77 Peguero, Shannon 77 Pena, Maria 77. 194 Perdomo. Kenneth 77. 169 Perez. Daniel 77 Perez. Rosalina 77 Perez. Vicky 77 Perine. Matthew 77 Peterson. Christopher 77 Pettit, Jennifer 77. 138 Pierce. Carolyn 77 Pieper. Craig 77 Plasencia, Marcos 77 Prado, Javier 77 Quimbita, Lawrence 77 Quinones, Denise 77 Ramirez, Ragina 77 Ramsey, Dean 77 Rangel, Kelly 77 Rea. Richard 77 Real. Janet 77 Reid. Maria 77 Ret a. Brian 77. 200 Rexter. Kimberly 77 Rhodes. Kimberly 77 Rishey. David 77 Rivera. Corinna 77 Roberto. Timothy 77 Robledo, Tommy 77, 169 Rabies, Gabriel 77, 190 Rocha, David 77, 169 Rodriguez. Anthony F. 77 Rodriguez, Chris tophe 77, 200 Rodriguez. Marcella 77 Rajas. Alejandro 77. 169, 200 Roldan, Elaine 77 Romero, Luis 77 Romero. Raul 77. 169 Romero. Rosanna 77 Ruiz. Eric 77 Ruiz, Yvette 77 Rupcic, Yadranka 77 Sals. Ronald 77. 169 Solas. Leonard 77. 169 Salazar, Paul 77 Saldana. Rachel 77. 156. 190 Salinas, Vickie 77 Samudio. Kyle 78 Sanchez. Yvonne 78 Sandoval. Stella 78 Santos, Sheila 78. 156 Schehl, Diana 78. 156 Schmit. Johanna 78. 194 Segura. James 78 Sencion. Monica 78. 194 Sepulveda, Angelica 78 Serrano, Bruno 78. 169. 190 Silva. Patricia 78 Silver. Allie 78 Small. Brian 78 Solares, Edward 78 Soto. Karia 78 Suarez. Alisa 78 Swing. John 78 Tallin. Emily 78. 156 Talamentes. Lisa 78 Tamburelli. Lisa 78 Terrenes. Thomas 78 Thompson. Patrick 78. 200 Tinley. Ted 78 Tocco. Patricia 78. 139 Todaro. Jennifer 78 Torres. Michael 78. 169 Toscano. Cynthia 78 Trembath. Brent 78 Tribe. Jennifer 75. 156 Tuason. Grethel 78 Usary. Jared 78 Valdenegro. Chris toph 78 Valdez. Armando 78. 169 Valdez, Lizbeth 78 Valdez, Michelle 78 Valenzuela. Lisa 78 Valero. Sam 78, 169 Vallejo. Elizabeth 78 Vandendries. Catharin 78 Vargas. Jennie 78 Vargas. Monica 78 Vargas. Timothy 78. 200 Vasquez. Jennifer 78 Vasquez. Laura 78 Velasco. Diego 78 Velasquez. Michelle 79 Verdin. Ernest 79 Verdugo. Jonelle 79 Viado. Eric 79. 169 Viesca. Victor 79. 169 Villa. Christina 79 Villalobos. Jessica 79 Viramontes, Sara 79, 127 Walsh. Mark 79. 190 White. Jonathan 79 Wissman, Amy 79 Youssef, Joanria 79, 194 Zambon, Mike 79, 200 Zepeda, Martha 79 Zepeda, Michael 79, 169 233 1987 Lumen ( 1 r i i 1 ! I i ] 1987 LUMEN EDITORS Moderator Mr. Fredrick Rocha Editor-in-Chief: Anne Marie Larson Asst. Editor: Amy Fitzgerald SECTION EDITORS Seniors: Julie Ortiz Underclassmen: Paul Levario, Don Prentice Faculty: Ann Marie Larson Sports: Greg LaValle Student Life: Oliver De La Paz Advertisements: Mark Rabies PHOTOGRAPHERS Head Ptiotographer: Howert Collins Ms. Kattiy Hall Oliver De La Paz Bernie Crist Joel Vizarra Paul Levario Manuel Diana Sean Guarino Don Prentice LUMEN STAFF MEMBERS Rodney Armenia Stielli Ceniseros Diane Garcia Mike Gonzales Yvonne Lucas Laura Whialen 234 We would like to thank the following for their contribu- tions to the 1986-87 Lumen: God, for His strength and inspiration. Father Gallagher, for his assistance and support. Father Carroll, for his continuous support over the years. We It miss you! Mr. Rocha, for guidance, patience, and understand- ing. Also for showing us how to demonstrate respon- sibility and commitment to our work. We love you! Ms. Half for her photographic assistance. Mr. Dave Sorenson, our company representative, for his expertise, advice and encouragement. Jostens. for producing our yearbook. A.P.S., for student I.D. pictures and Senior portraits. Sunset Labs, for rush order developing and printing. Mr. Riordan. for letting us use the darkroom in 207. Ms. Barrass, for helping with pepsquads. Mrs. Campbell, for helping with performing squads and use of room 203. Ms. Oswald, for use of the Business Lab. Mr. Gutierrez, Mrs. O ' Meara, and all of their coaching staffs for helping with information and pictures relat- ing to sports. All teachers and homeroom teachers, for letting us make announcements and giving us passes to do yearbook business. Mrs. Ronan. Mrs. Duda, Mrs. Prentice, Mrs. Cunneen, and Ms. Gon- zales, for providing us with vital messages and mail. All people who helped us with last minute copy. Our parents and families for their understanding. Our friends, for having patience with us during dead- line rushes. People who placed ads in our yearbook. Everyone who bought a yearbook. And finally, to the fellow members of the yearbook class, who gave each other encouragement and friendship. The Lumen staff acknowledges the use of various quotes throughout the book from a variety of sources. When the author or source is not given, the staff does not take credit, but instead was unable to find the name of the author or source. ARTISTS Editor: Bernie Crist Joel Vizarra David Martinez Mike Viramontes COPY and LAYOUT STAFF Copy Editor: Oliver De La Paz Layout Editor: Dona Fuller Susan Estrada Michelle Childress Cover Design: Bernie Crist i W-.w.,-: Tim Braun Have you seen this man The CSkA ° ' n.feUo fe «fe i J°!!l: i. .N vv i ' r f ' - - v ,.Ji -  ■ r -- r S ' ' - ' 236 C • .1 -. i i 1 ' m With The J ' irat 6tep . i ■ pp DW ' ■kjm B .,_ B56jk ; c ' ' 9j R 9I A wL Hp l __ i %. 1( B ■ .- ' -v fiiK nK0 Mi I H 1 ' E:: Lumen 1987 • St. Paul High School • 9635 Gre€ of Ave. • SontQ Fe Springs • CaliforniQ • 90670