Sunnyvale High School - Sabre Yearbook (Sunnyvale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 222 of the 1979 volume:

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'Q ' t e iggffff r crtcrl af, fiffignp L qi I Dramatics become comedy The farce and the jokes lighten the theaterg Attentions are enthralled by the humorous wit But the comics die outp the crowd gets restle The shouts of anger drown out the doldru 33 E , W K1IV1I U3'L X ' U F 3.1 , W- .ng-sf? 1 .W 'umm ,, ,, ,gig , ,ylf f . ,,,,,i, f ww lc sw Silent trumpets sound in the poised still air, Announcing the entrance of one lone searcher: long white beard, gray dusty robes, lantern in hand, eternal walking stick. The entourage is frozen like time protracted While the old man inspects with his special gifts. Not finding what he seeks, he fades away into the mist The audience peers closely, amazed by the unseen Distant sounds are harkened while lights rebrighten The nobles reviveg regal orders are issued, The feudal war prolonged against silent enemies. The soldiers march offp the king, weary and tired, retreats to safety while the battle rages on QQ SENIORS Xi Cl 'ei -4.:-M..-su, gh GF 79 ' 2 5 E n 7 5 ? 2 2 E X 2 S F if s 2 2 92 ? 5 12 ACTIVITIES -Ei X. 662, ii-5 ' 'uf . 4121 Club Day, an annual opportunity for clubs to promote themselves and recruit new members, pulled 10 clubs from the apathetic halls of SHS into the rally court to compete for the best football con- cessions. For 110 minutes, clubs dis- played activities, entertained questions, and boosted their memberships. Thes- pians played their part, showing brilliant colors and costumes, Pep Club raised spirits while Science Club bounced laser beams to the beat of the newly revived KSUN. Faculty members composed a committee headed by Commissioner of Clubs jimmy Lee to judge the presenta- tions. First place was captured by Thes- pians, followed closely by Pep Club and Science Club. The handful involved en- joyed themselves despite the overcast mood that prevailed at SHS. tu --- 1 .... f .S lfl If W. f l I 5 f 'M'h'w wgwbi , K , J J -LU W, www fncwcfo ,hub AM, i'L!Zf'i U2'L Ajwxxwdiaf Mw iid! M I A-15017 Ami wwd, c,uWwJwUff1fQfCL' Mf6C'o Cast Party 1 The old buses sit quietly at the barn, the drivers and maintenance crews victims of Prop. 13. 2 With lack of transportation, carpooling be- came a major means of getting to school. 3 In an effort to save Sl30,000, students had to spend afternoons with Key Driver Training instructors out on the road instead of with regular school teachers. 4 Amidst the personnel shuffles and seniority considerations, ludy Dutra became the new Nurse's Office secretary. 5 Students packed County Transit buses, crossing the city to get home. 6 Expensive equipment costs and fees kept many SHS freshmen out of the football program. Coupling small team size with big expenses, the Frosh Football team was cut in mid-season. 7 One of the few custodians left makes his early morning rounds. l 7, 5 rl .... mon ' 16 y , gk . Q- ' 'K' Mgr ..,................ QP pf if tg 3 mists , siti ' Ii s.,'f - 4 3 .vi 11, 2 '1 -f '-- wi as K- Q ,L ' - 1, ' 11-ew? Backstage Cuts In june of 1978, the fed-up voters went to the polls and passed Proposition 13, cutting property taxes drastically. With 54.4 million of income gone, the FUHSD Board of Trustees cut over 70 employees, elimi- nated nearly all bus trans- portation, switched driver train- ing to a private firm, and dropped several sports teams. At SHS, the effect was huge. Classified employees nearly be- came extinct, as many secretar- ies and clerks were laid off. Program administrators, a new 77-78 idea, were cut and sent back to the schools. Custodians became few and far between, yet SHS kept the cleanest cam- pus in the district. With bus service for hun- dreds of students cut, alternate means had to be found. County Transit, carpooling, and ride- hitching were the favorite, be- sides just plain 2-to-3-mile walking in the cold. 'fi' . al ,,. flfi : ,- Q fr sw.-'f 1 -3-H, .5 :KM ' . f 4 'fn Jil-. vs . i 'T-ffsayg S i, f filff 'Pg it. . LA f 17 n s.,, 3 45 4. 1 T, ,LU mfr Opening Night Somewhere over the Rainbow, played by the Sunnyvale Marching Band, set the mood for seven princesses, following the colorful floats decorated by the Spirit Girls. After they rode past, waving to friends, last year's Queen, Lisa Kohn, escorted by Drum Major, Mike Zapanta, was present to give up her traditional cape and tiara. The night was a dream-come-true for some of the princesses. There were disappointments and joyful yells from the stands when jeanette Padilla was an- nounced as the new Queen. Despite the hectic diffi- culties in the planning of Homecoming, it came out all right on the night it counted. .-ff' 19 Changing Roles L 1 l iz sf 15 Y mm .l....l You and I was the theme of the Twirp Twirl. Many people were married in a little chapel, while couples danced to records played by disc jockey Rick Morin. Despite the lack of publicity, couples showed up in matching outfits and had a great time. 21 All the WorId's a Fair li! 1 Set at the turn of the century, Meet Me in St. Louis was about a middle-class family in a newly-developed metropolis. The story followed the family through sev- eral escapades aimed at getting their father's job back, the job they caused him to lose in the first place. Both students and faculty took part in bringing the excitement of the world's fair to life. The play was of higher quality than those of last year, due to the return of Mrs. Clarke to the Drama Department. ,il 24 O U Curtain Calls SQ ,VS HQ i I I W I 1 I Hs , . ., 1, 7 ' I . I V f! A ,A gg g L , gg ,X . 5' vast, 'A it ff' i ' , Ai' W 'i 'ff' at , l A ., . 1. Spirited students taking an active part in the Halloween costume rally. 2. Though well planned, the Christmas Cotillion was not well attended. 3. Posters, streamers, and balloons served to raise student participation during 50's-60's week. 4. The lamboree, in the past a school highlight, has recently lost popularity among students. 5. Few seniors took part in traditions like painting the senior parking lot. 6. Few students voted in A.S.B. elections due to a lack of advance publicity. In recent years, rallies have decreased in popularity, while activities like 50's-60's week have increased in popularity. Other traditions, such as lamboree and ASB elec- tions continue to dwindle in importance as the apathetic attitude around our school grows and grows. The student body, being composed by more and more people with after school jobs and other non-school ac- tivities, has grown apart from the school. If the traditions and activities of our school are to continue, a change will have to be made in the students' attitude toward Sun- nyvale High School. G' Band Pit fl f- -Q ' .?N'?Uf'4 IMI! WMMMGMW The Christmas Cotillion was a Disappointment to the Sunnyvale Band, who sponsored it. The atten- dance was low due to other activities that were sched- uled that evening. No one danced until couples re- quested slower and more rhythmic music during lce- O-Matic's first break. Refreshed from their break, Ice- O-Matic changed their beat to Disco. Over-all the evening was exciting for all who attended. 1. One couple takes advantage of the refreshments, chilled champagne cider and cookies. 2. Queen Lorene Sena and escort wait impatiently for the music to play once more. 3. The three princesses lulie Haney, Tammy Fiala, Martha Smith and their es- corts. 4. David McKean poses as Bing Crosby at the Christmas Rally. 5. Dr. Bangle dressed as Santa Claus is mugged before completing his trip around the gym. 6. james Heckendorn and Mike Summerbell are into deep conversation while chaperoning the dance. 7. Rosemarie Banuelos and date dance to the music of Ice-O-Matic. 8. Couples enjoy the chance to dance to the slower music. 9. Still too shy to dance everyone waits for a slower song. Scene Change 50's-60's week was made up of new and old activities. The usual pie eating contests, tricycles races, and root beer chug-a-lugs helped to wipe out the blues brought on by heavy rains. New activities included a week long class competition, which the seniors won. As in the past, the highlights of the week, the rally and dance, gained the most participation from students. s 3 Y , :J,,,f'iif?f - 'ff - ' - -' W fivw L' I ' 7 ' - rf i1ii1 L ' .nd .125 ' W5 ' , 2.5, ,.,, , f , A X A J mf K, . ..,. ', zwfw' fy, M Z '79 gg 4 I., i fm-xe1 ,aq,gk wg Q4 ' LFE? - ,gyy L , ,,,.g x X ,wwf- Xb w. , , Lunch time is a tiny break in the day where most students try to eat their lunches and participate in the noon ac tivities at the same time. Most students leave campus for lunch dodging the unappetizing Cafeteria food Suzy sets up ping pong tables in the Hanger for the students while people organize foot ball games behind the Hanger Many use these two short lunches to catch up on the latest news while swallowing their lunches whole. l I 1. Pat Kowalski knows what to do with the food. 2. Students sit and chat while eating lunch. 3. Noon time gossip. 4. Charlene and Melanie en- tertain themselves by juggling bean bags. 5. Our after lunch clean up crew. 6. Students play a friendly game of football. 7. Keith Gray concen- trates on his ping pong game. Intermission WWW? I - 1 . , ,M 351,5 4 if .fy .M ff 5 ,. Zf 5 2 X 's , ,QwncxwK hyfwayv I 4 v-3' W f 4lw3,- 'V Q 5 f if 2- 4-K 'Kimi' +5 .467 v W ,X ,f 32 Communit Players CEBAS is an alternative school for students who are tired of the classroom atmosphere. The program teaches students aboutitheir envi- ronment. CEBAS helps the student understand more about the environment by taking trips around the Bay Area and finding sites. The stu- dents do projects in the community, ranging from operating a recycling center to an on-the- job experience. 1. janet Mitchell looks out the window while riding BART. 2. Teacher, Mike Roa lectures to the students about the importance of the stream. 3. Students prepare for a trip to the mountains. 4. Chris Rodriguez tries first aid. 5. SECOND SEMES- TER: Chris Rodriguez, Shari Dinkins, janet Mitchell, Andrea Wiggins, Cathy Cook, Mike Summers, Randy Searcy. 6. FIRST SEMESTER: Terri Cosetti, Rex Loewen, jenny Rodriguez, Mary Hayes, julie Dinkins, jeff Stewart. 7. Lectures on solar heating and usage. 8. Mr. Rich Knapp gives one of his dynamic speeches. 'B5l'7n Extravaganza Hello Dolly proved to be one of the best plays put on in recent years. The large numbers of students working on the play and its three-day run, show how interest in our theatre has grown. However, the equality of the show is what made 'the production a success. The smooth scene changes, fine choreography, and a dancing carraige horse all worked well together. The play itself, follows the adventures of Miss Dolly Levi. Dolly usually matches up couples but is tired of this and wants to be part of a couple herself. She sets her sights on Horace Vandergelder, a cranky, chauvinist, rich, mercantile owner. After a series of esca- pades, she finally gets her man and they live happily ever after. Q lah 1 ,G The Sweetheart Dance, spon- sored by the Sophomore Class, was held to commemorate the spirit of Vaientine's Day. The dance was organized by the class officers as a fund raiser. On the committee were Ken johnson Qpresidentj, Lynn Sharpe, and Doris Sharp. f 'os ' 1-V . S S diggs, W f A Minn ' W ' be asain M ' f y .4-Q S f S will X if f ' A ss Q S S is III 'r1iE?- fi s 3 . .. , ,.,. ,. N 1 sis c . . . , 75 gg . Q S N . . ' . .... if 36 I ' I 2, 5 la 'J 7 Stage Fright 1. Ray Sween seems to be enjoying the slow dance with his part- ner. 2. The expression on the face of the couples seem to say Thank God It's Friday. 3. Rudy Portier and Lupe Solis, alias lohn Travolta, and Karen Lynn Gorney. 4. Manuel Solis says, Now this is 'Too Much Heaven'. 5.,6.,7. The hypnotic beat of the music gave the couples a feeling of dancing the night away. i I I 2 I ga Q , I ra 3 ls E 3 2 ' s 1 E 5 3 5 38 ?ffiEjl'fL9if'j5f325y tg.. S xi. f W i shi? 'Q':4LS+'5Vf?kgh, ww x.- 5 A ,,.,.,L 1-1-f-.nc Vw. . , . L. 535,395 W' , fn - .GS cs wi -., ff ' :1 8-:saw , w.f3g MQ if , ww W! ,egg fav 4 m v fr f Q Ur ff am QQWR f GEEK -'I-1 x ,hi .f 'f-sq-r-,, 3? 1 2 x 55 x v J' Q qi: fx , , . . 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Commissioner of Clubs fSpring Semesterj Bob Guilford, jimmy Lee, Commissioner of Clubs fFall Se- mesterj and Spring Semester Treasurer, and Mike Sparks, Commissioner of Pep and Rallies. 7. Advisor, Don Al- ldredge. 40 A.S.B., otherwise known as the Associated Student Body, rs actually not the people who attend ASB meetings alone. ASB is actually the entire student body, however, popular participation has been a true problem at Sunnyvale. Few students ran for offices and the officers who were involved were working under strain due to lack of support. The Council began the year with hopes of uniting the students and reviving the lost school spirit. The immediate results were few but the future may prove to be better. Good Luck to the future officers. Fanfare Tm' w. av During the 1978 marching season, the Sunnyvale High School Marching Band entered eleven com- petitions and won a total of 29 awards. Some of the individual units did extraordinarily well. The Per- cussion Section was awarded two first place awards as was the rifle line. The Tall Flags came in first, third, and fourth in competition. Twirler, Gambi Kin- ton, won both a first and third place award. Though the small size of the band tended to hinder their achievements as a whole, the attitudes and self-dis- cipline created pride and confidence in the individ- uals. 1. LETTER GIRLS, Top Row: Laura Calvelli, julie Haney, Debbie McCool, Anita Neven, Tammy Fiala, Marchelle Ray, Kim Hol- land, Martha Smith, Eileen Pearl. 2. COLOR GUARD, back row: Monica Lierman, Terry Ferreira, Hannele Elo, Maria Gon- zalez, jeannie Nelson, Ramona Mascarenas, Lynne Kitagawa, Susan Marr, Lynn Larson, Annell Neven. Bottom Row: Pam Collins, Erin Fletcher, Sandy McMlelland, Sandy Chadderton, Ann Suzuki, Becky Comozzi, Ruth Chan, Lenay Rodriguez, Christine Lierman, Lisa Miller. Center: Lorene Sena. 3. DRUM MAjOR: Mike Zapanta. COLOR GUARD CAPTAIN: Lorene Sena. 4. DRUMS, Back Row: Nephti Landin, Pat Vanden Broeke, Larry Castillo, Eric Langenhahn, Mitch Bohn, Frank Camacho, Tim Griffin, joelle Rokovich, Ancel Courtney, jeff jackman, Victor Welling, Mark Escalera, jeff Raudebaugh, George Afuola, George Rojas. Front Row: Mildred Cariaso, Russell Ramsey, Richard Martinez, Lynne Sharpe. 5. DRUM MAjOR: Mark Peterson. TWIRLER: Gambi Kinton. DIRECTOR: Ken White. COLOR GUARD CAPTAIN: Lorene Sena. DRUM MAjOR: Mike Zapanta. 6. TUBAS: Don Smith, Hutt Lancaster, Stuart Elmer, Ray Valite. 7. BARITONES: Tom Fletcher, Mike Froom, john VanArk, jerry Mills. 43 1. TRUMPETS Back row: jeff Fire- baugh, Freddy Gill, jeff Cathers, jerry White, john Perera, Alan Smith, David Hyland. Front Row: Dean Bull, Marc Lawrence, Dean Gomez, Mike Lim, George Brown, Mike Leuchner, jesus Nacionales. 2. FLUTES, Back Row: Cari lkeya, Paula Kohn, Maria Sena, Tami McKim, Kristy Wilcox, Lauri Reed, April Wheeler, Lura Lupher, lay Atangan, Diane Gomez, Mona Flores. Front Row: Cassie Springer, Donna Wyatt, Chris Wozniak, lan Larson, Laurie Rose, Helen Bautista. 3. TROMBONES, Back Row: Allan Saadus, Curt Fletcher. Front Row: Paco Mohun Vince Neven 44 1,111-'i..-'J t X J... 4. SAXOPHONES5 joel Castillo, Brian Sowders, Doug Stevens, lohn Renteria, Chris Carlotta. 6. MELLO- PHONES: Andi Spencer, Sandy Ag- bayani, Brendan McBrien, Rocky A A Ramsey, Candy Wozniak. 5 3 K . . ...X nc 7. CLARINETS, Back Row: Vicki Murad, Lisa Arbolante, Pat Cav- oya, Steve Poyer, Sandy Walton, Cynthia Charlesworth, Sandy Flores, Rae Ann Ikeya. Bottom Row: Elaine Carvao, Betty Barkley, Carol Bunnell, Greg Chapman. 8. DRUM MAJOR: Mark Peterson. TWIRLER: Gambi Kinton. 9. RIFLES: Rose Chan, Whitney Harper, Sylvia Altamarino, Terrie Griffin, Shannon Horton, Charlotte Har- per. 45 M Sporting a new appearance, the Royal Sabre Competition Guard had a very exciting season. Not placing lower than third in circuit com- petition, the guard proved to be one of the most successful groups Sunnyvale has known and also one of the most enjoyable to watch. Featuring twelve flags, six rifles, six sabres, three nationals, and a captain, the guard brought en- tertainment to countless spectators through their flowing pictures and patterns, dance and marching technique, and difficult equipment flourishes. My st. K t , . ,,,, ,f ' I H, .- 'Nv- 1. RIFLESQ Lori Kissenger, Karol Hughs, Loredana Demsey, Tracy Horton, Linda O'Donnell. 2. SABRES, Top Row, Sandi Chadderton, Whitney Harper, Hanny Bonte. Middle Row, Melissa Calihan, Charlotte Har- per. Bottom Rowg Rose Chan, Kristi Avilla. 3. FLAGS, Top Row, Sheila Wengert, Ramona Mascarenas, Terri Ferreira, Maria Gonzalez, Barbara Haley. Middle Row, Erin Fletcher, Lisa Miller, Shannon Horton, Ruth Chan. 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Orchestra: Mirtha Diaz, Charlene Getty, Lili Suzuki, Director Ken White, Marchelte Ray, Annell Neven, Pam johnson, Karen Overling, Gloria Weathers, Doris Sharpe, Anita Neven, Rory Armstrong. 3. Concert Choir: Back Row, Gary Fernandez, Doug jones, Kathy Bradley, laccompanistj Rodger Metheny, Ron Tripoli, judy jordan. Second Row: Laura Moyer, Deanna Gonzales, Susie Friebe, Rennee Puck- ett, Vesna Spadina, Chris Norton. Third Row: Terri Hawkins, Debbie Deruntz, Maria Sousa, Rose Del Rio, Whitney Deason, Roslyn Lacy. Front Row: Teresita Giron, Fe Lumidao, Arlene Campos, Diane Dimas, Susan Wilcox, Tanya Tubbs. L l A 4. Choraliers: Back Row, Arlene Cam pos, Ron Tripoli, joe Scherffius, Heidi Shaffer, Tessie Giron, Carri Hawkins, Kirk lensen, Rodger Metheny, leninne Terrell. Seated, Kathy Bradley laccompanistj, Laura Mayer, lenise Hull, Terri Hakins, Laurie Nelson, Heidi Tubbs, Mary Herr iaccompanistl. Q. Yr + 1+ ,L Q 4 Q 4 J 4 Q fe 1 sn 4 4 . 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Letter Girls: Tammy O'Brien, Pat Chavoya, Brenda Fahrberger. 50 , ,nw Spirit is made up by five groups: the Song Girls who perform during rallies, entertain their audiences by dancing to the beat of the music that they select before time. Letter Girls usually consist of six girls with letters of our mascot on their uniforms. They place themselves on the highest bench and cry out cheers. . L V :fi fait.. X 23 its , mu, it ww, H Mit' if ,,y,, af ' W :WW , yysy 'E if lb. ,Y ' , ' K fx' Q ff5W'i':'f ' ', E V ' , V ,' , wf K fm J-f' ' 'if f ' ' f ' ,QW w f 5 'UNY'Q??- 07377-vi' H fl TW f ' 1 , M , ,I w, 51 The Frosh cheerleaders cheer for their freshman team while the lV's cheer for the IV team and the Var- sity for the Varsity teams. All to- gether the girls urge their teams on to victory. All cheerleaders and Pep commissioners paint signs for each game. fad: 5 .54 1. Varsity: Leslie Evans, Kari Campbell, Arlene Campos. 2. IV: Tracy Hunter, Nancy Morgan, Lisa Davis. 1 2. They participate in activities like Spirit Week, which they did not have this year, and set up the ral- lies with the help of the Dean of Students. ln the past the school spirit was high but in the recent years it has dropped to the bot- tom. Fewer and fewer girls try out and more girls who made the group lose interest in a matter of time. 54 if 4 I 344 all 5 Qi' IV? S l-711 1. Freshman: Yvette Ingalls, 2. Pep Commissioners: Deanne Gonzales, Kathy Lomeli, Suzy Dion. EQE3 J' 1 gf , , ' ... E ' . , A Q I my a Qi ' 5 H 'SH' Q A 55 G ILDS NX-.,,,,, Xu gd if CSF California Scholarship Federation is an organization composed of stu- dents with outstanding academic achievements. New members are initiated at the beginning of each se- mester and, as members, they re- ceive a membership card entitling them to special library privileges. 1. Fall CSF Officers: Ken Weaver QPres.j, Sy- bille Goesele Nice-Pres.l. 2. Seniors: Back Rowg Bill Highstreet, lim Lee, Ken Weaver, Gary - Klein, Herb Low. Front Rowg Tim Herr, Eleanor Kong, Leonard Eisner, leanni- fer Wong, Sybille Goesele. , In xxx emu- l 3 2 4 3. IUNIORS: Dee Soon Lee, Suzanne Dion, Lillian Okuno, Karin Kulooyama. 4. SOPH- OMORES: Back Rowg Richard Kong, Koha Nguyen, Manuel Solis, Colleen Losh, Lynne Truong, Noemi Quilala. Front Rowg Virginia Andrade Sylvia Escobar, Nilda Esparrago, Thuy Truong ,-1 1-ni, -11.- im, lu..- 5--44 0 9 The purpose of INTERACT is to pro- vide opportunities for young people to work together in a world fellowship dedicated to service and international understanding. Indeed, lofty words but they accurately describe the kind of ac- tivities undertaken by the members of the INTERACT CLUB. Service is empha- sized for the club's efforts are devoted to serving others whether they be young, old, disabled, or in need of help at a par- ticular time. The purpose of SCIENCE CLUB is to promote interest in the sciences, provide the op- portunity to do individual projects and participate in science-related activities, sponsor worthwhile endeavors, raise funds . . . and generally cause mischief. Some of their activi- ties included The Blood Drive and their Research Convention of Emerald Edibler. ...,......-suits: m As.,... I I ?. 1. INTERACT CLUB: Back Row, Scott Duncan, Colleen Losh, She-rrlyn Pillow, Ken Weaver, Herb Low, Gary Klein, Steve Camp, Nancy Ferreyra, Advisor Richard Wood. Front Row, Sybille Goesele, Mike Summers, Leonard Eisner, Nilda Espar- rago, Lynn Truong, Tim Herr, Helen Mitsudome. 2. SCIENCE CLUB: jim Lee, Dee Soon Lee, Davin Ing, Eleanor Kong. X, v- lan 119' 'Yr ' , ,,,. , ,,.. , if I ,,., mssflw: :ww 59 NFLXFLC N.F.L. These initials stand for National Forensic League, the speech club on campus which is a part of the national organization. Speech contests are conducted in this area every two to three weeks and students also attended invitational contests at Bakersfield and Malibu. Several awards were won by contest participants from SHS. The FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB is made up of students who take a foreign language or speak one and want to get together in social activities. The FLC gives one an opportunity to meet many dif- ferent people and to be involved in the club's activities. Club members work together in fund-raising projects. Money goes toward field trips, picnics, recreation, and scholarships for se- niors. 4 l 1. NFL: Back Row, Chris Wozniak, Laura Mayer, Craig Gilmore, joe Schertfius, Claire Austin, Advisor Clyde Wilson, Elease Cannon, Willie Santa Cruz, Stuart Elmer, Dee Lee, Mike Sparks. Front Row, Gregg Chapman, Wesley Stout, Ken johnson. 2. FLC Officers: Elea- nor Kong lPresi, Nevine Yassa fSecl, Richard Kong Ureasl, Advi- sor Ann Fisher. 3. FLC: Back Row, Eleanor Kong, Richard Kong, Ne- vine Yassa, Linda Sparks, Dee Lee, Elena Garcia, Colleen Losh, Advisor Ann Fisher. Front Row, Diem Tran, Duygen Tran, Thuy Truong, Lynne Truong, Dung Tran. CHESSXRECREATION In order to promote inter-school activity and promote the strategic game of chess, the CHESS CLUB teaches the game of chess and how to improve one's skill in this fascinating sit-down sport. As in previous years, the CHESS CLUB attempted to play in the district tournament. However, due to lack of interest, the CHESS CLUB dropped out of the tournament. Led by Suzy Snow, the REC CLUB was one of the busiest clubs on campus. During 50's week, they put on activities during both lunches and helped out with the rally and dance. The REC CLUB organized off school activities that many people took advantage of. They received group discounts for their activities and many people joined in the fun, spending less for exciting events. 'ff' l 2. 5 . ..,.,.. may i S , y li . , 1. CHESS CLUB: Back Row, lim Lee, Scott Duncan. Front Row, Tony Cook, Dee Lee. 3. REC CLUB: Leonard Eisner, Margaret Grilli, Glen Kooman, joe Ramirez, April Horn, Suzy Snow, Doris Sharp, Randy Searcy, jodi Holter, Nancy Freiberg. 1 3-2 63 ASUXTHESPIANS The ASIAN STUDENT UNION was formed in 1975 to gather all the students of Asian descent in order to meet as a group to pro- mote a better understanding of the various Asian cultures. The ASU's main activities included a booth for Club Day and a Christ- mas party. The International Thespian Society is an educational organiza- tion which aims to establish and advance standards of excellence in all phases of theatre arts and which aims to create an active and intelligent interest in theatre arts in secondary schools. 64 1. ASU: Back Row, Luella Bulatao, Robert Solchaga, Ida Na- yalta, jimmy Lee, Dung Tran, Davin Ing, Rebecca Parinas, Dee Lee, Christina Parinas, Noemi Quilala, Advisor Thelma Boac. Front Row, Florendo Atangan, Virginia Nayalta, Fe Lumidao, Pat Kowalski. 2. THESPIANS: Roger Bennett, Mary Herr, jen- nine Terrell, Laurie Nelson, Chris Hoffman, Debbie Floyd. Missing, Shannon Holter. , I K -.fam af ,,,, L , if A ,L-A M2214 A 46 jf ' , .,.,.,,, m,,.,i .. 41, ,-,,., f. f.-, rr f- ww 'W' LJ I 7. it rtrt 'lauren ,L sosnmw A' fllblllll PROWN . elf: ' , v, '- WV SKYWRITERXAPATHY BELOW: Back Row, Dan Rios, Willie Santa Cruz, Russ Stewart, Keith Gray, George Brown. Front Row, Brenda Navarro, Doris Cabarloc, Ron Rich- ardson, Mary Hernandez. ,i ,,,. Q fr Uliwu S g nf? How can the cafeteria food be im- proved? What were the 1950's really like? When will the new ASB office be in opera- tion again? These are three issues the SKY- WRITER explored during 1978-79. SKY- WRITER staff members write stories and take pictures of people and events on campus. They produce the SKYWRITER ten times during the school year, and they try to make their newspaper timely and in- formative. APATHY CLUB continued to have the largest membership of any club on cam- pus. BIKE CLUB, SECS CLUB, BSU, and the AMAS were just a few of the clubs that folded, sending their members to join ranks in the APATHY CLUB. According to recent ASB reports, we now have the larg- est APATHY CLUB in the Fremont Union High School District. E 3 2 K. ji 53 'm 1, '11 2 fi 5 Q i Q ff ii 'i 68 PEO PLE V Class Clown: Ken Weaver 73 Class Clown: Lupe Solis ', 'Q'-4' -' new aaf1'k'i I iw. , A Q :rw 5 S .EW Us ,Q Q'-M-fv ' We .5 ,QW I -vs -.aw I iff -1,4 ww fW! Vx Classiest: Ricky Ramirez, Helen Mitgudgmg- r ff' 5 ,A ,Ik Vw- - .,, is sv 1 if 1' Most Gulliblez Denise Edwards, jimmy Lee Friendliestz Terri Wimer, David Mooney I 'CZ e MQ, 5 A rv VN. ,Q nv., Wff' 1 Em W , W ! ,, 1T rw I JV ., kv 1 54. mix, .., W Q, 4, v in 31? , 'tw -1? , i ' 43? Q' sa V Q . ' f i yr A -A. Biggest Flirt: Felicia Singh Biggest Flirt: Darryl Santiago Most Spirited: Leonard Eisner, Georgina Del Rosario 84 - . 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' .jp fv LE-8' S 'lx Pawn Napola About a year ago I was told that I was among those 500 QYouth for Understanding, exchange students from Finland who got to come to the United States for a year. Now l've been here in Sunnyvale for over six months, l've noticed how lucky I am. It's something really great to be here and learn something new every day. I re- member when I first got here everything was so different than home in Finland. Now I don't even realize that any more because I got used to those big differences pretty soon. I'm so happy that l've got to come to Sunnyvale High School. People here like everywhere else also are so nice and friendly. All my teachers are very helpful and I like them a lot. Especially at first when I needed some extra help with my classes I always got it either from the teachers or other students. I have participating in sports and it has been fun. That was one way for my- self to obtain friends. So I really have enjoyed my stay here and I feel that the time is going by too fast. Now I want to thank all of you for being so nice to me. This year has been a great experience for me. 102 Guest Performers Each year Sunnyvale host exchange students from different countries for a half or a whole year. This year we are lucky to have three stu- dents finishing their senior year at Sunnyvale High. We asked the three girls to give us their impressions on their stay. Z' I Hannele Elo At first when I came here, everything was new and strange. I really was afraid of going to school here in the U.S. I felt so lonely and also outside from everything. The longer I stayed the more I enjoyed. Nobody laughs when I pronounce some word wrong and everyone is patient enough to listen to what I try to say. I think if I hadn't been involved in the Marching Band and sports, I couldn't have gotten many friends. Now I want to thank all the counselors who advised me to pick the right classes, the teachers who were so helpful when I had some troubles with my classes and all the S.H.S. stu- dents who were so friendly to me and made this year really great. I always will remember the best times that have happened to me here. I I Annika Nilsson In the beginning I was very hesitant about coming to the United States as an exchange student. At once when I arrived I felt home- sickness for my home. I was also scared be- cause I had no knowledge of the language and familiar faces to discuss my problems. Through my counselors and teachers I learned more about the language and met many friends..Now I feel like an American instead of a foreigner. Everyone has been so friendly and has really made my stay very exciting. When I return I'll take back many memories and valuable experi- ences. I enjoyed my year here at Sunnyvale and would like to thank everyone for the marvelous time I had. luniors 9 'ev I A lunior Class Officers: Tom Wong tPres.l I L A' i l s A , Q Inez Azcona tSec.j, Rose Chan tTrea- 'Q' 104 Agbayani, Sandy Agustin, lean Alfaro, Amelia Alfred, Michelle Alvarez, Anita Alvarez, Michael Amador, Norma Anderson, james Anderson, Stephen Angel, Marsha Anson, David Apostol, Mildred Aragon, Larry Arjona, Cary Atangan, Florendo Austin, Claire Avila, Alba Azcona, Inez Baisley, Kim Balga, Robert Baltar, Pedro Baltimore, Wendell Banuelos, Bertha Barbuscia, Annette Barcelos, Angie Barcelos, lohn Barclay, Alex Basa, Robert Bastemeyer, Sherri Bautista, Resmenia Bayless, Ken Baza, Liz Beardslee, Roger Beigh, Tony Bernard, Ronald Berg, Teresa Biala, lulie Bondurant, Brian Borgstahl, Shelley Borlaug, Berlin Bowles, Donna Boynton, Tracy Brown, George Bucago, Lilybeth Bulatao, Luella Caballes, Richard Cabana, Melecio Cabaniss, Sheree Cabral, Leila Cadruvi, Steve C A 'K f,,: si , T , . 5 be - ' ' fl 'K Y' t , , .s rv iff 4 .., A .1 WJ! a' l rw ' 'Y X P Q -'H qi i t lr W 1 I k ,. ,- x is ,Ji fps ' ,' Q , . , , t 'Vw A0 I My if , . 1 f 1 ,A . wr we 5 - v i , N ' l ' ' 15, WA-C at Q1 il M' ,I ,Q 4 fr. 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My 3 S Q A 1 Ns .fm .R vp wsu Ev Palvl Napola About a year ago I was told that I was among those 500 fYouth for Understandingj exchange students from Finland who got to come to the United States for a year. Now I've been here in Sunnyvale for over six months, I've noticed how lucky I am. It's something really great to be here and learn something new every day. I re- member when I first got here everything was so different than home in Finland. Now I don't even realize that any more because I got used to those big differences pretty soon. I'm so happy that I've got to come to Sunnyvale High School. People here like everywhere else also are so nice and friendly. All my teachers are very helpful and I like them a lot. Especially at first when I needed some extra help with my classes I always got it either from the teachers or other students. I have participating in sports and it has been fun. That was one way for my- self to obtain friends. So I really have enjoyed my stay here and I feel that the time is going by too fast. Now. I want to thank all of you for being so nice to me. This year has been a great experience for me. 102 Guest Performers Each year Sunnyvale host exchange students from different countries for a half or a whole year. This year we are lucky to have three stu- dents finishing their senior year at Sunnyvale High. We asked the' three girls to give us their impressions on their stay. Z' I Hannele Elo At first when I came here, everything was new and strange. I really was afraid of going to school here in the U.S. I felt so lonely and also outside from everything. The longer I stayed the more I enjoyed. Nobody laughs when I pronounce some word wrong and everyone is patient enough to listen to what I try to say. I think if I hadn't been involved in the Marching Band and sports, I couIdn't have gotten many friends. Now I want to thank all the counselors who advised me to pick the right classes, the teachers who were so helpful when I had some troubles with my classes and all the S.H.S. stu- dents who were so friendly to me and made this year really great. I always will remember the best times that have happened to me here. I I Annika Nilsson In the beginning I was very hesitant about coming to the United States as an exchange student. At once when I arrived I felt home- sickness for my home. I was also scared be- cause I had no knowledge of the language and familiar faces to discuss my problems. Through my counselors and teachers I learned more about the language and met many friends. Now I feel like an American instead of a foreigner. Everyone has been so friendly and has really made my stay very exciting. When I return I'II take back many memories and valuable experi- ences. I enjoyed my year here at Sunnyvale and would like to thank everyone for the marvelous time I had. l. ,, luniors junior Class Officers: Tom Wong QPres.J Inez Azcona tSec.j, Rose Chan tTrea- surerl 104 Agbayani, Sandy Agustin, lean Alfaro, Amelia Alfred, Michelle Alvarez, Anita Alvarez, Michael Amador, Norma Anderson, james Anderson, Stephen Angel, Marsha Anson, David Apostol, Mildred Aragon, Larry Arjona, Gary Atangan, Florendo Austin, Claire Avila, Alba Azcona, Inez Baisley, Kim Balga, Robert Baltar, Pedro Baltimore, Wendell Banuelos, Bertha Barbuscia, Annette Barcelos, Angie Barcelos, John Barclay, Alex Basa, Robert Bastemeyer, Sherri Bautista, Resrnenia Bayless, Ken Baza, Liz Beardslee, Roger Beigh, Tony Bernard, Ronald Berg, Teresa Biala, julie Bondurant, Brian Borgstahl, Shelley Boraug, Berlin Bowles, Donna Boynton, Tracy Brown, George Bucago, Lilybeth Bulatao, Luella Caballes, Richard Cabana, Melecio Cabaniss, Sheree Cabral, Leila Cadruvi, Steve v, at - K, oi 5- - f '. i - ,' W, J I ff' '. 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Special Education lim Nelson Mathematics , Y W Cindy Nichols Mathematics English ' 1 Stan Peterson Audio-Visual Coordinator William Pratt Physical Education Special Education Vauna Pipal Counselor Bill Rushton Art Mardel Railey Physical Education Len Piumarta Social Studies Driver Education Patricia Roney Social Studies . ,,,,,., , , W 1 S, zz-'r Annette Seaman Gilbert Sglig Business Education loamfe 5hlm08UChl Social Studies Physical Education Ted Swift Gerald Strong Social Studies Helen Sfaflffv Industrial Arts AB-65 Secretary Pete Tuana 9' Frank Thibault Counselor Vicki Thompson English Principal's Secretary Rosario Turek Foreign Language ElSie Urban Social Studies Gfafe V055 Attendance Secretary English Aaron Von Awe Ken While Special Education MHVY LOU Watkins Music Computer Terminal Secretary Virgil Waller . Donna Wierzbowski Business English NHUCY Wedeklnd Foreign Language Government Projects Secretary Ken Wilhelm I n Albert Woicicki English ClYCl9 VVllS0n Mathematics English Patricia Young English MISSING: john Davis Irene Kimura Carl Ponzio Morris Torres Richard Wood Counselor ng K ,gpslllf Y' rw. ' , - H ' A ,,' , , W 'V K4 y y . - ,, ff iff . . skxri N iijifg .. ,CH K K Z awww, M s , ,.-. Xf iff . Q1 my wwf M . mg V . W' at ,... l.,,g4R' 1 . f- ., My A 'l7:g4 a n Y: A 'Y' 1. Cafeteria Workers: Phillis Ruzzi, Sue Petralia, Eugenia Marshall, Rose Mericone, Aides: Mary Hubbard, Marilyn Strong. 3. Aides: julia Renteria, Natalia Mead, Ns, Kay Vukovic, Regina Predoehl, L0uiseTedder, Connie Mears, and Marie Barnes. 2. 2 4' Agnes Rosa, Ann Frost, Lourdes Fong. 4. Night Custodians: fSittingj Eduardo Ech- everria, jose Garcia, fStandingJ Miguel Olea, john Carlos, Dietz Hamilton, Joao Arruda. 5. Day Custodians: Bob Stahl fPlant Foremanj, Glicerio Mera, Bruce Car- ruba, lose Cristobal, Carlos Parker. 139 2 4 I J g 140 SPO RTS Fumbled Lines The Varsity Football team started the season with high hopes, but with turnover after turnover, the jets dug them- selves a hole they climbed out of too late. After losing two close games, and being humil- iated by Saratoga, the jets fi- nally started winning, finishing 4-5, 2-4 in the DAL. With play- ers like Bob Scheibley, Bill Highstreet, Mark Chenard, and Andy Yslava, the team held close until everything was put together. 1 The jets get ready to launch another attack. 2 The players question a call. 3 George Fletcher turns the corner and speeds to a long gain. 4 Shaun O'Regan and George Fletcher crunch a Falcon. 5 Brian Schaeffer completes a pass across the middle, one of many during the jamboree. 6 The jets rip through, ready for the second half. 7 Luis Comensana converts the extra point out of Brian Shaeffer's hold. 8 With the Matador line annihilated, Dan McDaniel plovvs off tackle for a first down. 9 An exhausted jet vvatches another drive stall. 10 VAR- SITY FOOTBALL, 1st Row: Curt Fletcher, Bob Scheiley, Bill Highstreet, Mark Chenard, Brian Schaeffer, David Ansen, Steve Cadruvi, 2nd Row: Bruce Davis, Shaun O'Regan, Andy Yslava, Robbie Robinson, Lee Collins, Randy Searcy, 3rd Row: Coach john Figueroa, Randy Delgado, jim Lemus, Tom Ford, George Fletcher, Devier jones, Dan McDaniel, Robert Ford, 4th Row: Coach Mike Shanahan, Ron Alderete, jeff Hageman, Bob Hickey, Vince Baza, George Saenz, jesse Ramirez, Coach Rudy Lapera, 5th Row: Mark Gonzales, Alan Paz, Dar- ryl Santiago, Ron Richardson, jeff Per- g M egrina, Tony Reate. A 4, 1 N. l ' ,. sa . , Na, 1 nn 9 r,w,-mega. I 4- 5 lo 142 4 H' auf' 144 Coming ttractions The season started out a little slow for the junior Varsity team, but with a change in offensive for- mation the team really started to roll. The team averaged 21 pts. per game, over 220 yds. rushing and 120 yds. passing. Mike Soares, quarterback for the team, is probably the best in the league and was truly a team leader. The jets are expected to do well in the future. 1. 241 Bruce Coover makes a cut inside for a long gainer vs. St. Francis. 2. 317 Mike Soares is back to pass, but appears to be in trouble. 3. IXI77 Andrew Loera puts on a heavy rush vs. Cupertino. 4. j.V. Football, Back row: David Kennedy, Head Coach Rick jones, Eric Riedstra, Mike Soares, Chris Carr, Rick Realyvas- quez, Steve Cadruvi, Doug Hardeman, Bruce Yvfvinkel, Luis Uribe, and Steve Opel. Second Row: David Winkler, Ru- ben Tufano, Bob Hickey, Tom Fletcher, Mark Vodanovich, Brian McDaniel, Amador Librado, Andrew Loera, Greg Nogalus, Steve Camp, Clyde Davis and Greg Canter. Third Row: Coach Fidel Ar- reola, Richard Hodge, Tony Beigh, Mike Daughtry, Rick Waldron, Bruce Coover, john Coogan, john Cates, james Miller, Mike Deason, Mark Caron, and Larry Castillo. Fourth Row: Doug johnson, Mark Armotich, john Collins, Corey Singh, Fernando Diaz, Dale Holland, jesus Nacionales, Curt Baltimore, john Richardson, and Frank Marquez. 5. 11517 Quarterback Mike Soares hangs in there tough to throw a completed pass. 6. H41 Bruce Coover tries a run up the middle against Santa Theresa for about 5 yds. 7. 249 Brian McDaniel tries to make a cut inside as H47 Mark Voda- novich is about to block a Cupertino player. I 5 1 3 6 l-l- 7 145 Curtains The Freshman Football Team had a rough season. Slowly the team began to shrink in size un- til there remained only thirteen. lt was then decided to cut the team and move the players up to the JV team, but in the end only six of the thirteen stayed on to finish the season. 1 Quarterback Gabe Sanchez hands off to Mario layakoddy as he plows into the line. 5 The team lines up as quarterback Gabe Sanchez calls the play. 6 Kevin Carr barely misses a sideline pass. 7 Dennis Davis and Mark Lazano form a wedge for Roy Armstrongs kick-off return. 8 Danny Connet gets up out of the pile after carrying the ball for a first down. l S 5 E This year's Cee team consisted of all new girls and it was the first year of competition for ev- eryone. They fought to a 2-10 record, demonstrating constant enthusiasm and improvement throughout the season. Mirtha Diaz led the team in perfor- mance and enthusiasm ... ... This year's team included two Foreign Exchange students, Hannele Elo and Paivi Napola, both from Finland. 2 Paivi Napola makes a set that made the winning point. 3 The team hud- dles during a time out. 4 Bettie Har- low punches a down-the-line serve. 9 Luana Keohiokalani spikes the ball straight to the floor. 10 CEE VOLLEY- BALL, Top Row: Bettie Harlow, Mar- garet Driscoll, Coach Mary Danziger- Sipes, Mirtha Diaz, and Hannele Elo, Bottom Row: Paivi Napola, Tracy Shelton, Fe Lumidao, Margaret Sanc- hagrin and Luana Keohiokalani. 146 . srtts wr -f . .. fl ,. .1 W w..,fg f ' .. - .... . , Q- f .M ,. .. ,. . .K , . 3 N, ....M . ' ig' 1 .-,... A 'sf -w . - '- M . f ft v ,.V., ... ... . if 3. Q f . 41321. f l-. ,... 4, f 5 K-1 A , , .,...s..,,..,.-.M V , 3 - , I 'K 'X fit 1,1 it xx T ,....., ..... ,M-fM ' 5,--- ' ..,.... -.-... 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This year's team, led by Carol Chacon's set- ting, Cari Venable's hitting and April Wheeler's and Lisa Clutter- buck's enthusiasm, gained self- confidence and mutual support in a variety of situations, their record not indicating the girls' interest and enjoyment of the game. 1 IV VOLLEYBALL, Top row: Cari Ve- nable, Carol Chacon, and Coach Dawn Scheibleyp Middle Row: Kelly Os- terman, Delia Valledares, April Wheeler and Lisa Mendoza, Bottom Row: Suzy Carney, Lisa Clutterbuck, Cari lkya, Lupe Solis and Chris Wozniak. 2 Lisa Clutterbuck sets the ball for a spike. 3 The IV's end their huddle with a famous GO IETS cheer. 4 Delia Valladares keeps her eyes on the ball as she makes a nice bump. 5 The IV bench watches on. 6 Cari Venable serves a killer. 7 Kelly Osterman follows through on a bump as Delia Valledares and Cari lkeya look on. 8 Cari Ikeya hits a win- ning spike. 9 April Wheeler and Lisa Clutterbuck go up for a game saying block. 10 April Wheeler tries a back- ward bump. 'I I 1- 6 34' 8 g Q59 149 Onl the Beginning The Sunnyvale High School Varsity Volleyball Team placed second in the DAL with a 9-3 record, led by Taunnu Vee, Di- mitra jordan and Sandy Reed in hitting and blockingp Lisa Callus and Gambi Kinton in serving, Karin Kuboyama in setting, and Rose Nacionales and Sophia Lin in back row play. The team lost only three times, twice to the league champions, and placed second in the Shaughnessey Playoffs. Looking ahead to next year, the varsity jets should do well with five returning players. 1 The team huddles between games. 2 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL, Top ROW: Dimitra jordan, Sandy Reed, Taunnu Vee, and Coach Marilyn Masonp Bot- tom Row: Gambi Kinton, Karin Ku- boyama, Sophia Lin, Rose Nacionales, and Lisa Callus. 3 Rose Nacionales sets the ball for Dimitra jordan to spike it. 4 Sandy Reed puts power into her serve. 5 The jets bench watches seriously and suspensefully as they lose an important game to Fremont. 6 Dimitra jordan dinks the ball over the net as Gambi Kinton gives her some moral support. 7 Cambi Kinton stretches to dink the ball over, as Sophia Lin gets ready for the block back. 8 Sophia Lin spikes the ball right through the block. 9 Leading setter Karin Kuboyama concentrates down to make a saving bump. 10 Taunnu Vee stretches down to make a saving bump. i s 9 'i 2- fi lo 3 4 io 150 . ..., g gl Fw F' mf, .- Ifkw, M. 4,127 -- V 2 wwf- V A... N X 152 ..i, . Q H Q-faggsS.ssstM Qlm1 t. .'f-!'5f fl f. L ' aw.. P-was We r 1 fm, W Command Performances The Girls Tennis team placed 6th in the league. They fought hard and are proud of the fact that this is the first year that the team has won any league matches. The 1978 Girls Swimming Team did not fare well in league meets but experienced great improve- ments. The team did place two relay teams and Rachelle Brooke in the league finals. The team will need more swim- mers next year and they antici- pate improvement even more than they have already and will soon be winning their meets. 1 Back row: Coach Mardel Railey, Lisa Delong, Debbie Heifner, Chris Hoffman, losyln Lacy, Maria Tolstoy, Kim McKee, Trish Gettinger, Kathye Cook, Anita Al- varez. Middle row: Pam Andrews, Dawna Eskridge, Cindy Charlesworth, Rosie Nguten, Nancy Senzatimore, Sandra Tang, Tammi Bryan, Shelly Peter- son. Front row: Diane Bell, Mimi Win- ham, Roxanne Terada, Tammie Pugh, Cella David, Ana Tullis, loelle Rokovich. 2 Kim McKee prepares to ace her oppo- nent with a devastating serve. 3 Nancy Senzatimore anxiously anticipates her opponent's next shot. 4 Cella David reaches for a backhand that will soon cross victoriously into the opposite court. 5 Back row: Rae Ann lkeya, Angie Nieto, Marie Fukutani. Middle row: Toni Figueroa, Chris Hoffman, jackie Tibbetts, Charlene Getty, Shelly Evans. Front row: Esther Perez, Sherree Cabaniss, Kathy Stout, Lori Rose, Rachelle Brooke. 6 Rachelle Brooke comes up for air as she plunges toward the finish line. 7 Candy Buckmaster takes a quick look at the length of the pool as she streamlines through the water. . . 1 5 6 as 1 4- 153 Season Splash The Varsity and JV Waterpolo teams did extremely well: First time in four years the Varsity has won so many games , said coach Harmatz. Mike Sellers, with 34 goals, led the Varsity to 3 wins in the DAL. The IV team won 2 games out of the league. As coach Harmatz put it, This is the best IV team we have had in years . Four out of the six league games were lost by four goals or less. Mark Ophus and lim Roberts were leading scorers. Defensively, Paul Gonzalez performed out- standingly. Despite the small team size, the lets did all right and keep hopes for the future. 1. Varsity Waterpolo team: left to right: Mark Ophus, Dave Silence, Chuck Peltier, john Van Ark, lim Cole, Mike Sellars, lim Campbell, and Coach Sheldon Harmatz. 2. The Var- sity team lines up for the start of the game. 3. john Van Ark, with precise timing, blocks the ball from scoring. 4. l.V. Waterpolo, Left to Right: jim Roberts, Mark Ophus, Matt Wood, Kent Beall, Carl Converse, Raul Con- zales, Scott Duncan, Dan Archuleta. 5. Mark Ophus receives the ball with a splash. 6. Dave Silence sets his arm into throwing position for a score against Monta Vista. 7. Coach Har- matz demonstrates guarding on lim Campbell. 8. On a time out, Coach Harmatz plans strategy for the next play. 9. The back-ups of the whole Waterpolo team are the score people, without them no one would score. 1.55 -'l3?9 4 Q 154 .. , .V We ,V M . if s 'W 2 - 'H ' V fl F2222 Q K W JW? DQ' , nw A Q f N V , HQ, ' Q . :z:.,, x , f 5 A W A 4, l, it , ,, 1 , ff ' :gag If my Ax L , ,gw N- 'i any X Q J Z f a n EQWQ3 ,,,. 'ff' asf V WM JJ! 3 'Iggy ' 3 A W , l 5 J f 5 , if 6 i f , f b yglfzil' f f , f f hgh, V k V , . V g Q u,2V :, f , xl IA, Q ' Z' , 'f , W 1' -H 1 Ease On Down. . . The Boys' Varsity Cross Country team didn't do very well despite their bold efforts. The com- petition was tough and the team placed 5th in D.A.L. The Sophomore team also competed against stiff com- petition and placed third. Despite any let-downs the sophomores crossed the finish line with spirit and traditional jet Pride. The Sophomore team is expected to do better next year as Varsity run- ners. 1. Brian Canali rounds the last turn. 2. Chris Rodriguez begins to close the dis- tance. 3. Rick Ramirez glides to the fin- ish. 4. Varsity tBottom Row L-Ry: Frank Wong, Chris Kenney, Brian Canali, john Navarro, tTop Rovv L-RJ: Rudolfo Marti- nez, john Perera, Rick Ramirez, Chris Rodriguez and lavier Avila. 5. Chris Ken- ney strains the last 50 yards of the race. 6. Sophomore team Rodi Portier, Man- uel Solis, Tom Matalavage, David Sanc- hez, tTop Row L-RJ: Steve Poyer, loey Dickens, loey Hutchins, Victor Gajevvski. Missing: David Garcia. 7. The lets take off, leading the pack. 8. Tom Matalavage keeps a steady pace throughout the race. 9. With determination, Rodi Portier overtakes the lead from two Saratoga runners. 10. Victor Cajewski drives up a steep incline. 0 i I 2 6 3 2 4 591 157 Break-a-leg The Freshman Cross Country team never seemed to get it quite together, but each effort was put out by each team mem- ber. Near the end however, the runners gained self-confidence, tried harder and acquired that all important experience they had lacked. Individual efforts brought an excellent season to the Girls Cross Country team, placing them 2nd in the DAL. The main motivation for this team was dedication along with much practice and determination. Next season should be excellent with most of this years athletes re- turning. 1. Seconds after the start of the race the frosh team takes the lead. 2. Cross Country team search through time sheets for finishing times and over all scores. 3. Louis Morales keeps a deter- mined pace throughout the Crystal Springs races. 4. Rich McCool draws upon his energy in a sprint for the finish line. 5. Freshman Cross Country, top row: jesse Meza, Louis Morales, Rich McCool. bottom row: Vince Nason, Pete Frank, lose Martinez. 6. Girls Cross Country, top row: Liesa Watson, Donna Ocanas, Vicki Rogerson, jennifer Parker, Suzanne Shelton, Cathy Overling. 7. len- nifer Parker turns into the last stretch at Crystal Springs. 8. Taking advantage of gravity, Donna Ocanas begins to over- take an opponent. 9. Suzanne Shelton keeps a steady eye on the trail ahead. 416 7 3 9 gl lo 158 X1 A nl NS X' .av f Tv WWMJ, ,,,.,.,,..,,. , A Final Curtain Although the Cees experienced many problems during the sea- son, they managed to finish in a tie for 5th place, led by Tony Qui- nata and Leighton Low who re- ceived All League Honors. Next year, Cee basketball will be can- celled because of Prop. 13. The Dees had a fair season in which they tied for 4th place with Cupertino with three wins and nine losses. Antone Martin pro- vided good team scoring, and Russ Meagher, who received All League Honorable Mentions, gave strong defensive efforts and board work. Dees, like Cees will most likely be cancelled next year because of Prop. 13. 1. Ken Brown drives in for a lay-up. 2. Tom Wong waits patiently while Coach Pratt tapes a number on his jersey. 3. Coach Pratt gives his Dee team a pep talk during a time out. 4. Miguel Costello and team sits leisurely during half time. 5. Russ Meagher gets ready to pass to a teammate. 6. Mark Fletcher grabs for the lost ball. 7. Dan Contreras shoots a jumper. 8. Dees Basketball, top row: Anton Martin, Russ Meagher, Garvin Marquez, Ed Clutterbuck. bottom row: Robert Solchago, Mark Fletcher, Ruben Seriano, Tom Wong, Coach Bill Pratt. 9. Terry Tyler received a pass. 10. Ed Clut- terbuck jumps high for a shot at the bas- ket. 11. 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Next year's season seems much brighter as 6 players will be re- turning, having the experiences gained this season behind them. 1. Steve Camp looks for a teammate to pass to. 2. Daryl Santiago overpowers the opposition. 3. Steve Anderson takes control of the ball. 4. Keith Gray, Ready to kill some Vikings. 5. Sunnyvale lets prepare for action. 6. Front: Steve Camp, Daryl Santiago, Tracy Boynton, Steve Anderson, Back: Scott Cook, Lee Copeland, Carter Goodnough, Russ Scheibley, Bob Scheibley, Vince Neven. 7. Springing to the basket, Bob Scheibley makes a shot. 8. Russ Scheibley searches for an out. 9. The jets look for help from above. :Z 07 J M 166 4705.2 7 40 1 ,Q fa, J -in 167 Misdirected The 1V Basketball team had a bad season of one win and eleven losses. The games played were a good practice, building up for the future. 1. Robb loos breaks toward the basket despite the intense pressure from his de- fender. 2. Atef Fahmi takes a shot while the opponent tries to block. 3. Steve Washington takes a jump shot from a crowd. 4. Doug Hardeman lays up the ball for two points. 5. Top row: julio Castillo fCoachj, Steve Washington, Robb loos, Greg Searcy, Atef Fahmi, Doug Hardeman, Peter Felix, Ted Pa- tience. Bottom row: Ganie Alejo, Tom Ford, Andrew Loera. 6. Tom Ford takes a bank shot while opponents try to block. 7. Tom Ford attempts a lay up. 8. Ted Patience looks on his team mate after passing the ball. 9. David Flores throws a bounce pass to a team mate. I 5 1, 'Y Q ll 'll i8I'i 168 sf' . 9 . X Q, A .. .,., ,...,..... . N H M, K amxmm . ,Q . mt v 5 Q ,i , XA W0 M 'Writ A3 E , N x , 1 N 'EM Y 5 It M....ii .. Bl '57 T oywi 49 Q, H ,,,,.,--'P ' V -s.,N.A :mm Improved Performances The Freshmen Basketball Team had a fantastic season, placing third with a record of eight wins and four losses. The team worked hard and long to achieve the best Freshmen record in the history of Sunnyvale High School according to coach Miguel Castillo. The girls Cee Basketball team did very well, with a total of nine wins and three losses, which earned them a tie for second place in the league standings. All the girls have improved a great deal, with top scorers being Lea Lujan, Suzy Carney, and Mirtha Diaz. The future looks bright next year for this great team. 1. Back row: Coach Miguel Castillo, Art Simbe, Ernie Riviera, Dave Bartz, lim Cokey, George Afuola, Ray Textiera, Ke- vin Carr. Front row: Nigel Bulatao, Ro- land Basa, joel Castillo. 2. Art Simbe lays it up for two points. 3. Two freshman players surge up at an attempt at the ball. 4. Ray Textiera gets ready to pass to an open team mate while the opponent watches on. 5. The Freshman team shows their alertness and co-ordination in their games. 6. Ernie Riviera zeroes in on the hoop while maintaining control. 7. Back row: Hannele Elo, Mirtha Diaz, Lynn Sharpe, Sue Carney. Front row: Vickie Collins, Lupe Solis, Lea Lujan. 8. Cee Team ends the game with smiles and greetings. 9. Lea Lujan makes a fast brake before passing the ball. 10. Lupe Solis dribbles between two Homestead opponnents. I 1, 1 ,lil . 5 no 171 Dry Run The spirit was high and the goals were set, but due to ill- ness and injuries the Girls Var- sity Basketball team did not reach their goal for the season. The hustling of jenny Rodri- gues and the scoring and re- bounding of Sandy Reed, Taunnu Vee, Connie Thompson and Dimitra jordan Qprior to in- juryj kept the team in play. Next year's team should be very competitive with five re- turning players and many of the junior Varsity moving up. 1. Sandy Reed fast breaks down court in a three on one situation. 2. joelle Rockovich makes a nice, quick move to streamline past Homestead.3. Var- sity Basketballp Top Row: Rose Na- cionales, Cari Venable and Taunnu Vee, Middle Row: jenny Rodrigues, joelle Rokovich and joyce Koomang Bottom Row: janice Gooch, and Sandy Reed, Missing: Connie Thomp- son, Dimitra jordan and Coach Car- olyn Buszdieker. 4. Taunnu Vee makes a basket to tie up the game. 5. jenny Rodrigues pivots and looks for the open man fwomanj. 6. Cari Ve- nable looks for her teammates as four Fremont players charge her for an un- successful steal. 7. Rose Nacionales passes to jenny Rodrigues as they be- gin to run a very successful play. 8. Taunnu Vee and jenny Rodrigues go up and fight for the rebound. l 2.. 5 4 7 5 lo 8 172 V 'zijffjif :f,,,, x ,Q fm: 'PW' fl W ' 5 x .Q , f '5f'3mHfiEi4 2, fu M 1 rr'4'9fi'4 -4 a . ' A R, 1 .fiwum V- -eff I , ' I ' , ,mwe- :,, Jv I ,.,,,V, fG,,3iya:,.,, ,,7 f ' The Show Must Go On The junior Varsity lets dis- played tenacity during the sea- son. They had pride to never quit during a game no matter what the score. They came back the last game of the sea- son against Fremont and domi- nated the game, winning 38-6. The team had a league record of 5-7 with Diane Bell leading in free throws with 6773. Sheree Cabaniss led in reboounds and Lisa Clutter- buck and Laurie Reed led the team in scoring. Sunnyvale should have sev- eral good years of basketball ahead with five players still hav- ing 2-3 years of eligibility. 1. Lisa Clutterbuck shoots a Swisher from the top of the key. 2. Lisa Callus makes a nice pivot move to charge toward the basket. 3. Laurie Reed stretches for the ball but loses it to her opponent. 4. Mildred Cariaso dribbles between two Fremont players and streaks down court. 5. Sunnyvale jets fight for a rebound against Fremont. 6. Mildred Cariaso takes a nice 15 footer for two points. 7. Sheree Cabi- niss hangs on to the ball after a steal. 8. Lisa Callus concentrates on a win- ning free throw. 9. Sheree Cabiniss passes off to Mildred Cariaso who goes up for two points. 10. lunior Varsity Basketball: Top Row: Lisa Callus, Mildred Cariaso, Diane Bell and Lisa Clutterbuckp Bottom Row: Sheree Cabiniss and Laurie Reed: Missing: Coach joanne Shimoguchi. I 2. 3 8 4 5 ID 6 'I 175 K,- xx i' 1. ii QM 'X X 3' ,qw-mv Q '4 W 1 N .f wi E. Standin Ovation The 1979 Varsity Wrestling Team brought the first and only league championship in the his- tory of Sunnyvale High's 23-year wrestling program. The record is 16 wins and no losses! Along with most valuable wres- tlers Brian Canali and Vince Baza, the lets had five champions in the league. It was a very close team all season with all the guys work- ing well together and a total of 40 finishing the season. The fu- ture looks great for the jets, since most will be returning. 1. Team picture: Back row, Dan McDaniels, Lee Collins, Robert Ford, Ed Crane, Alan Paz, Middle row, Alan Miller, Chris Kenney, Vince Baza, Leon- ard Low, john Manglona, jeff Peregrina, First row, David Garcia, Glen Andrick, Danny Rios, Brian Canali. 2. Glen Andr- ick leaps out of his opponent's grasp. 3. john Manglona successfully pins his op- ponent. 4. Lee Collins prepares to turn his challenger. 5. Vince Baza pins his op- ponent for a win. 6. Robert Ford is able to do a head and arms. 7. Dan McDaniels struggles for some points. 8. The thrill of victory! 9. Alan Miller gut- wrenches his antagonist. l Z. '7 6 q 6 5 Cp ci 177 Praised Performance The IV Wrestling Team has been on the upswing during re- cent years and has done it again. The team worked very well together and was 6-0 in league matches. Due to some problems, however, the Iets were beat out of league finals. The IV Team is expected to continue to excel and contrib- ute to our own Iet Pride. 1. Rick Waldron begins to secure a hold on his opponent. 2. Dave Winkle squares off, looking for his opportu- nity. 3. IV Wrestling Team, Back Row: Ioey Hutchins, Dave Winkler, Mike Soares, David Thompson, Rick Realy- vasquez, Robert Rodriguez, Alan Ara- gon. Third Row: Rick Waldron, Louis Morales, Andy Estrada, Dante Del Rosario, Steve Poyer. Second Row: Iacob Rodrigues, Mike Sparks, Iohn Collins, Iohn Waldron, Curtis Balti- more, Mike Daughtry. Front Row: Pat Mendiola, Tracy Buchanan, Garvin Marquez, Greg Guttierrez, Billy Gon- zales. 4. The joy of coaching. 5. Ioey Hutchins overturns his man. 6. Garvin Marquez holds his own, waiting for his chance. 7. Iacob Rodrigues pre- pares to bring his opponent crashing to the mat. 8. Alan Paz tries to bring his opponent on his back. 1 4 5 L 'O 'r 5 8 178 A u WA T' W , A W 2' J '- J ' '--, 'x i . 'QM Vimf' W W ,.,,., . ,, f .. i V,,,V 5 f.,, wp' 179 fx, Missing Act The Varsity Soccer team experi- enced a disappointing season, fin- ishing with a record of 1-13, Coach Laurel felt that this was caused by a lack of enthusiasm and a loss of players when many returned to their homeland, Mex- ico. Though many discouraging problems were encountered by the team, the problem of trans- portation was overcome and the team ended with an exciting near victory over Homestead. If the many energetic young players on the Varsity team continue to play Soccer, the following season is hopeful. 1. Lazaro Castro skillfully dribbles the ball down the field as an opposing player attempts to intercept it. 2. Manuel Solis jumps to successfully block a goal shot. 3. Martin Najera gracefully boots the ball, sending it down the field. 4. Tony Quinate races to reach the ball be- fore an opposing player. 5. Varsity Soc- cer: Asst. Coach Rick Morin, Lazaro Cas- tro, Rodolfo Martinez, Martin Najera, Luis Comesana, joe Aguuire, Tony Qui- nata, Alfred Valdez, Manuel Solis, Wer- ner Najera, lorge Pulido, Abraham Ortiz, Coach Mike Laurel, Missing, Leonardo Espinoza, Bobby Garcia. 6. Abraham Or- tiz prepares to maneuver the ball away from a swift opponent. 7. Abraham Ortiz collides with an opponent in an effort to intercept the ball. 8. Alfred Valdez glides down the field, pursued by three slow moving opponents. I1-I 1 563 181 Low Ratings The IV Soccer team faced and ended the season with a 0-12 record having the same problems as the Varsity. A loss of players to Mexico and a lack of concern of the performance of the team .caused the players to score poorly. But Coach Canavese can see a few quality players and a few rapidly improving ones and feels that there is hope for the next season. The GAA Soccer Team had a successful season with a record of 1-1-10, Coach Flores felt that there was a problem in getting enough players, show up for Soccer next year, the season will be great. 1. IV Soccer: Top, jose Martinez, Alex Garcia, Emilio Beas, Tony Gil, David Hernendez, Angel Alvarez, jae-soo Chung, Coach Dick Canavese, Bottom, jesse Mez, Nate Branch, lose Rozas, Frank Wong, luvenal Gutierrez. 2. juve- nal Gutierrez tries to gain control of the ball as an opponent attempts to inter- cept it. 3. Frank Wong maneuvers the ball away from two Saratoga players. 4. Bruce Coover prepares to dribble the ball down the field to the goal net. 5. Paivi Napola sets up to make aigoal. 6. Diana Renteria tries to out run an oppo- nent to win control of the ball. 7. Diana Renteria tries with an opponent to gain possession of the ball. 8. Slyvia Atondo and Paula Angeles all with the hope of intercepting the ball. 9. Brenda Guerra bumps heads with an opponent while vieing for the ball. 10. GAA: Top, Coach Miguel Flores, Rosa Garcia, Trish Getti- nger, Paula Valencia, Lorena Marquez, Paivi Napola, Brenda Guerra, Bottom, Rita Nagera, Sandy Tang, Inez Azcona, Diana Renteria, Donna Ocanas. is 18 2 910 4- 182 .4 li. 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Good Luck R Wood SHS Wrestlers, Thanks For the Championship BEATLES Life is very short and there s no time For fussing and fighting my friend I have always thought that its a crime So I will ask you once again. Try to see it my way. Paul McCartney Toots I m so tired I don t know what to do I m so tired my mind is set on you I wonder should I call you but I know what you d do You d say Im putting you on But its no joke its doing me harm. Ringo Starr Otter What would you think if I sang out of tune Would you stand up and walk out on me Lend me your ears and I II sing you a song And Ill try not to sing out of key Oh I get by with a little help from my friends lohn Lennon Auto The sun is fading away Thats the end of the day As the Iune light turns to moonlight Ill be on my way. George Harrison Sign-Bender When you ve seen beyond yourself - then you may Peace of mind is waiting there and the time will Come when you see we re all one and life flows on Within you and without you. I I I I I I I I I I O I Good Luck I , l I ' find, I Amateur Theatre The IV and Freshmen track teams are weaker this year than in previous years. They have some strong individuals, but as a whole the teams have no depth. Although the coaches are pessimistic about the sea- son it may turn out better than they anticipate. With the hard- work and dedication of his years team next years season will most likely be brighter. 1. Steve Poyer in great form about to overtake his opponent. 2. Doug Hard- eman clears the hurdle and passes his opponent on his way to victory. 3. Roland Basa flies into space like a true jet. 4. IV AND FROSH TRACK, Back Row: Coach Figueroa, Louis Morales, Ken Brown, Scott Duncan, Doug Hardeman, Steve Washington, Rich- ard Sanchez, Armando Garza, Mike Sparks, Coach Strong, Middle Row: Coach Woicicki, Eric Langenhahn, Tom Fletcher, lose Castillo, Ernie Riv- era, Frank Wong, Clyde Davis, Steve Poyer, Front Row: Tom Matalavage, Garvin Marquez, Sean Holbrook, Ro- land Basa, George Afoula, joel Cas- tillo, Bob Holder. 5. Bob Holder rounds the corner in lightening speed. 6. Steve Washington glides smoothly over the highbar. 7. Sean Holbrook sails gracefully over the hurdle. 8. George Afoula's off to a great start. 9. Armando Garza flies over the hurdle with the greatest of ease. ' 3, F b 8 4 sl 190 --.fm ..fkf A,B'sgg.3 Q v is A , , -, xg. . f- 57.1, 59.3 , ,wwf 1, . Qin if v X' 1 H A-fx ga,-X ' f lil 'z -5 V5-lmlf. X Q ' isa: x , ir, .fn A ,L ,,,, 9 4.--ff--4 fihuiihfvn .4-'fi' Y 5 , 31, - ? ',.'-'.-u4 ,ws-.:.. x. . 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Ac- cording to Coach Rick jones, the most valuable players ap- pear to be Brian Yap, Tuan Phan, Steve Anderson, and Da- vid Hyland, at the start of the season. The biggest obstacle for this team is to play more con- trolled tennis rather than power tennis, commented the coach. 1. VARSITY TENNIS TEAM, Back Row: Coach jones, Gregg Chapman, Steve Anderson, jerry White, David Hyland, Peter Chang Front Row: Lou Nguyen, Sandy Agbayani, Tuan Phan, Brian Yap. 2. Peter Chan rips a pow- erful forehand down the line. 3. Brian Yap aces his opponent. 4. Reacting to a fast return, Rody Portier rushes a volley. 5. Manuel Solis comes out of a very tight forehand. 6. Steve Fienhage with a powerful backhand return. 7. john Vasconcellos gets set to charge the net. 8. jV TENNIS TEAM, Back Row: Manuel Solis, Larry Hill, Mike Cabuco, Rodney Anderson, john Vas- concellos, Steve Fienhage, Coach Pat- zner, Front Row: Rody Portier, Alan Gray, Tom Wong, Matt Daley. 9. The doubles team, Steve Anderson and Gregg Chapman, play the net. 10. Rodney Anderson returns a back- hand. 11. Tom Wong plays the net while keeping his eyes on the ball. I 2, 5 '4 9 3 IO lo 'T H 193 Successful Production The Varsity and junior Varsity Badminton teams are off to an excellent start. The Varsity Bad- minton team has excelled with some exceptional players. The junior Varsity Team has fared well with the talents of singles players Carol Chacon, Chris Wozniak, Lola Fahmi, and Lori Hunter. Exceptional doubles players are Lynne Kitagawa and Maria Sena. With the return of these players next year, we can hope to have the best badmin- ton team in the league. 1. Head Coach Carolyn Buszdieker looks on at the progress of players. 2. Assistant Coach Marilyn Mason watches the sequence of rallies during a game. 3. Kari Campbell swings to meet a low bird. 4. Varsity Badminton Team, Back Row: Dimitra jordan, ja- nice Gooch, john Kizzier, Russ Scheibley, Taunnu Vee, Mildred Apostol, Middle Row: Lorene Sena, Kari Campbell, Tracy Hunter, jeanette Padilla, Lynne Truongp Front Row: Sandy Tang, Lili Suzuki, Rose Chan, Kathy Holland, Karin Kuboyama, Lisa Callus. 5. Doug johnson sends the bird across the net with a swift back- hand. 6. VARSITY BADMINTON TEAM: Back Row QL-Rj Lynnette Or- ange, Tammy O'Brien, Doug johnson, Ray Valite, Lola Fahmi, David Sanc- hez, Lori Hunter, Leisa Watson, Brenda Fahrbergerp Middle Row, jackie Tibbetts, Margaret Driscoll, Tracy Shelton, Maria Sena, Chris Wozniak, Lura Lupher, Carol Chacon, Front Row, Pat Chavoya, Lisa Arbo- lante, Karoline Wilks, Roxanne Te- rada, Candy Buckmaster, Cindy Char- lesworth. 7. Dimitra jordan smashes the bird with power and precision. 8. Lynne Truong and Lorene Sena wait for the approach of the bird in a dou- bles match. 9. Leisa Watson long- serves to her opponent. f'-n-...,,,,M ' 3 ar 6 L 194 ' '1 1 9 . I f 1 Qk N1 1 . 1 E E Q V: ' A Y 196 A Splash Of Comedy The Golf Team was composed primarily of new people with an interest in golf. The team goal was not so much to win as to have fun. Ed McKowski believes they've succeeded in this and has high hopes for next year. 1.Rick Realyvasquez drives the balls to- ward the second hole. 2. David Bart, Shelly Peterson, Robert McGown, Dean Bush, Rick Realyvasquez, Rob Celaya, Steve Celaya, and Ed McKowski. 3. jeff Hageman takes a dive. 4. Reed jackson displays great skill in the backstroke. 5. Shelly Peterson putts to the hole. 6. Rob- ert McGown, heading for the green. 7. Excited spectators await the results of a race. fEditor's Note: A Swimming Team picture was not printed since the team did not show up at any of the four ap- pointments made by the SABRE Staff.j The season did not go too well for the swim team, as the com- petition proved more than a match for the lets. The team did have great talent, such as Reed jackson in the backstroke, how- ever. l2-S6 37 y 197 Hit Show Chuck Camuso, the Head Baseball Coach, states that he has a good strong team this season with most of the players being new. The last years play- ers returning are Bill Highstreet, playing catcher for the team. 'Even though the coach states that the team is young he be- lieves that the baseball team will do a good job. He hopes to see some improvements which will help them become an un- beatable team. Coach Camuso and team's goal is to participate in the De Anza league playoffs and to become the number one Baseball Team. 1. Alan Aragon winds up for a pitch to his opponent. 2. Tony Reate is in ac- tion pitching his fast ball to the batter. 3. Dave Koeberle bends down in hopes of tagging the runner out. 4. Tony Beigh waits for a ground ball. 5. Alan Aragon swings in hopes of mak- ing contact with the baseball. 6. Bill Highstreet waits on second base for the action to continue. 7. Runner Tracy Boyton trucks down to third base. 8. Coach Camuso, pleased with the play claps his hands. 9. Mark Min- kin returns home after hitting a home run. 10. Lee Copeland surprised to see the ball in his glove. 11. VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM, Top Row: Coach Ron Lea, Tracy Boyton, Mark Cher- nard, Randy Searcy, Bill Highstreet, Lee Copeland, Alan Aragon, jeff Guardiola, Scott Cook, Coach Chuck Camuso. Bottom Row: Gary Mahan, Tony Beigh, Russ Muagher, Brian McDaniel, Ron Richardson, Tony Quinata, Mark Vodenovich, Dave Ko- eberle, Mark Minkin. l7'6'ls 3 4- Suu 198 - -www.. K V . L 1 lu, 'NH ,,.'k, A V ff AILT11, sa... . V . V ' V n , , f' df N . A ,. ., .,,,W,,, 5 WMM! 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W .. 1'f5'Qf ff: wflffk--' - W-ll-fa.-y-1 f ,Rf Q ' al A A 'A fsglefgk ajsfwz' K 599' -.Q Q 'M A s, ,. Q- - . - if-y my: Eg.: -gy. . f wi- V 1 1 V .:. ,-2 -'1 1--rt 54, Q . .QQM v ' , - .-B.-::J:w- - x .z-wink' 'M . fha ' 5 -gm ?,.- .2 AWK -. ,:- - .- ? rw.,- 314 u-.wg - K f .. W .!gwal'?. Q f 'kk L f 'i SW,-'kE5L7I.l9?:L'Qi-YE ,L 7 I ua, k9Ni 2kf:ES::Ef51iSIl2Qf: , ' ' ' ...1 - , A , . KW. ,t,,l.,, ,ggi ' ,Z,, -Q V' X l l 1 fi-11w,a2 . ,K wa wa 200 Due Credits The jV Baseball, starting off with a 2-0 shut-out hopes to make their team number 1 this year. Coach Ron johnson says that the team is fairly new with mostly sophomore and fresh- men and a couple of juniors. Coach johnson anticipates a good season with joe Hutchins doing a super job in the out- field, Ted Patience as pitcher and Mike Daughtry on plate. The guys are doing a super job , says Coach Ron johnson. 1. joe Hutchins runs to home plate af- ter hitting a home run. 2. Greg Searcy winds up for a pitch. 3. Tony Soares waits on base for a hit. 4. Roy Flores swings the bat for a hit. 5. Team play- ers shake hands with the opponents after the game. 6. Ted Patience starts his wind-up. 7. jv BASEBALL TEAM, Top row: Coach Mike Pisano, joe Castanon, Tony Soares, Roy Flores, Greg Searcy, Ray Teixeira, Coach Ron johnson, Middle Row: Dante Del Ro- sario, Ed Clutterbuck, joe Hutchins, Mike Daughtry, Bottom Row: David Winkler, Mark Fletcher, Fred Flores. 8. Mike Daughtry makes ready to throw the ball to second base. 9. David Win- kler runs toward the ball to third base in hopes of making the last out. 10. Coach Ron johnson directs runners on third and first base. I7-S 8 4 67 Quo 201 Swinging Sensation The Varsity Softball Team had five returning top players from last years squad, three from last year's junior Varsity Team, and four promising first year players. The team was well represented at the plate with sluggers like Rose'NacionaIes, Sandy Reed, and Connie Thompson. The battery com- bination of jennie Rodrigues and Rose Nacionales added a great deal to the consistency and dependability of poten- tially making, this year's Sunny- vale Varsity Team successful. Coach Donna Chavez was very optimistic and supportive of all the team players as the Sabre went to press and the season was about to begin. 1. VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM, Top row: jennie Rodrigues, Bettie Harlow, Sandy Reed, Laurie Reed, Connie Thompson, Kelly Ostermang Bottom row: Rose Nacionales, Gambi Kinton, Lisa Clutterbuck, Frances Brouse, Diane Bell, Mildred Cariaso. 2. Rose Nacionales slings the delivery to the plate. 3. Coach Chavez, background, anticipates a homerun from Bettie Harlow and Rose Nacionales. 4. Sandy Reed Lines a single through the hole into the left. 5. Rose Nacionales deserves congratulations after a win- ning game. 6. lennie Rodrigues tags a Los Altos player for a third out. 7. Laurie Reed hustles from second to third base. 8. Gambi Kinton takes the relay from second for the first out. 9. Lisa Clutterbuck stands on first base, keeping a careful eye on the pitcher. 1 5 b 4 I0 202 Qs: . if 203 L . T if ' Spring Theatre 1. Coach loanne Shimoguchi com- mented that Georgina Del Rosario, a first year pitcher, has good control with no walks in pre-season. 2. April Wheeler makes the long stretch at first. 3. Mona Flores, a returning player, is a good hitter and should be a strong team leader, ac- cording to her coach. 4. Making an ex- cellent stretch to catch a line drive hit back through the pitcher's mound is Georgina Del Rosario. 5. Backed up by Nina Thompson and Rachelle Brooke, Mona Flores catches a line drive. 6. Elaine Carvao pegs the ball to the plate from left field. 7. Sandy Flores beats the ball to the plate and scores a run. 8. IU- NIOR VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL TEAM, Front Row: Elaine Carvao, Lia Lu- jan, Georgina Del Rosario, April Wheeler, Diane Renteria, Donna Ocanas, Deana Gonzales, Back Row: Paivi Napola, Brenda Guerra, Nina Thompson, Mona Salas, Sue Carney, Sandy Flores, Sylvia Atondo, and Han- nele Elo. 9. Sue Carney at shortstop makes the play at first base. 10. Mona Flores scores a run against Mitty. 11. Brenda Guerra attempts a steal at sec- ond. 6 l 2- 3 3 so 5 1 ll 205 we X . , W .,,..y--.,L.. . 'ff-A4v1:,f-gf X -- Q:,,,,-1. 452'-f,gf'-5+-X f-aff Nw -Q.,Ng,'?-,ZT:.11f.1 :e+rf52:,4l:'5-I ' - XA- ,,, .Qi .'.f85,.-'r,r,v-aj -:mir .rg - ' . M-g1r 'A- 206 ,W ,Mix , -Sq Q flgf EF ,Q x .X E n a. , , , ,, N ma-?'f1'g4ifl11. ..-- f , 51-- 'fm A 53,,,,xW,..g3:f, ?gEi g55:wYvm:,,W, 5- ki 2. 11 ...- -- A A , g - . 5 l ..,- I wg. , N nw 4 KLL, 4-.. K K E ' L' ...its .,,,,m.,..., I x ,X .M l , JETS 5 . -in Q f ..M,,.,.-W ,, ,x.., - he M...-., ,, V 'QQQ Sneak Preview The Varsity Track Team could possibly finish in the top four teams in the league finals with the fine individual athletes. The lets have been working ex- ceptionally hard with some high degree of improvement to show for it. Along with the league track meets, league trials and finals, the lets have trav- eled to Gilroy, El Cerrito, Santa Cruz, Fresno, and Madera. We have been very competitive and all the athletes have ex- emplified our team motto, Hardwork + Dedication Indi- vidual Success. 1. Keith Gray sails through the air in the long jump. 2. VARSITY AND GIRLS TRACK, Back Row: Coach Woicicki, Brian Schaeffer, john Per- era, Curt Fletcher, Keith Gray, Ron Al- derete, Bill Clark, Dan Marquez, Coach Figueroa, Middle Row: Coach Vargas, Cari Venable, Sue McCarron, Kim McKee, jennifer Parker, Renee Thorne, Coach Strong, Front Row: Ken Bayless, Frank Marquez, Ken Tokutomi, Victor Gajewski, Mike Deason, George Fletcher. 3. Curt Fletcher glides over the hurdles to win. 4. George Fletcher takes the first corner in the 440. 5. Ken Bayless puts forth all his effort in his vault. 6. Kim McKee launches the discus into the air. 7. Sue McCarron runs hard in the 440. 8. Frank Marquez attempts a 13- ft. vault. 9. Dan Marquez paces him- self for the mile run. 10. Cari Venable charges over the low hurdles. I 2. Q 7 - 1. 1. I S- 5 8 9 qi...-l-1. 5 IO 207 f foie av eflmf? is ' :ei 6 gig - Congmtulatzons - if? CLASS OF 1979 I'0IIl e Anza College Blologlcalf Health Sclences D1v1s1on Busmess! Data Processmg D1v1s1on Engmeermg! Technology Dlvxslon Extended! Off Campus Programs Fnne Arts Dlvlslon Inter Cultural Studies Dxvlslon Language Arts Dnvnsnon Physncal Educat1on!Recreat1on Dlvlslon Physlcal Sclencef Math D1v1s1on Soclal Sciences Dxvlslon Specnal Programs Student Act1v1t1es!Athlet1cs!Short Courses You have our best wishes for a successful future Invest m your future by jommg us For lnformatnon call 996 4720 Q 45 ' .4 S456 A Wifi gym f AQ? Parting IS such Clprlano and Elleen sweet sorrow' Clarke 5906 ' P de ln Performance of a memory so vague, let Cross Country Looking at a picture, 1 ll We would like to express our sincere appreciation to all the businesses of the community school staff and students whose purchase of advertisements and monetary contributions helped to SABRE SABRE '79 SCRIBBLE SPACE . I 6 '7 3 Q ID 5 It The making of a yearbook is pretty much a be- hind the scene system. Throughout the year the staff has tried to capture the year in it's individual quali- ties and events. The work was demanding but the end results are rewarding. Being on the staff has been a very valuable experi- ence for everyone. One sees so many different fac- ets of the school and the people in it. When we leave we will not only be able to look back at the year, but will have fond memories of making these times last forever. . .E 'WT ' ' 1. Helen Mitsudome gives a certain friend the eye. 2. loyce Kooman prepares a layout. 3. Sybille Goesele, Supervisor . 4. Herb Low zero's in on his victim. 5. Tim Herr shoots from the hip. lalmostj 6. Gary Scarry tames a wild pipe-cleaner snake. 7. Gary Klein: There must be more time! There must be more time! 8. Ken Weaver: Aren't I gorgeous? 9. Nancy Ferreyra gives a Pep Talk to the staff. 10. Rose Nacionales takes a break. 11. Advisor Mr. Lane proof reads copy. SEE '79 I is -4-0+ H . ,,.,,, , Af ' ' 'Wifi - . I ' w tf, ' .M , ,, -if' . 'A I , W 2 ' , ' , I WW ' ' U ,. l f ,Af Egg- . , ,, , 'f -',k,. In , my fi Q All curtains fall celled, secluding the staged. When they rise again, the final voice will call. Once more the gilding brings forth the actor. -i 2 The scene quitely opens with terraced-level seats. Stairs hint of mazes woven into wood. Mi., 4 1.3 . Wm. ix 'N. RN-Q. 'Q X X mee, iiiir .Wuww The observer, now on an upper platform with its better view, Watches at close range, the proceedings below. 3 9 'Z ff 4 Now part of the show, as always was, I WWW f both audience and actor, both roles forever played. 216 ' S-227