Troy High School - Ilium Yearbook (Fullerton, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 328 of the 1976 volume:

H ' V y % . ff ( 1 i. I. -. i 1 TABLE OF CONTENTS STUDENT LIFE 12 ORGANIZATIONS ... 42 - SPORTS 82 ACADEMICS 152 FINE ARTS 178 PORTRAITS 218 INDEX 296 VJe- - i . 1 c ( ' c Us- - -e cj U -CJa c i ,v m_. u { t ACHIEVEMENTS r t:JU X -. ' -u ) O- J -OA OF C ' V PAST -V wu ' - ' o --. As our country celebrates its Bicentennial anniversary, Annericans are looking back on the achievements of the past. Since its beginning, America has strived to reach high goals. This ambition led to the struggle for independence from England and the creation of a new democracy. This major accomplishment established the spirit of achievement which was to be carried on throughout U,S. history. The formation of the Constitution and the subsequent organization of the new government, the installation of the Bill of Rights which guaranteed certain inalienable rights, the further pioneering and civilizing of new territory, a vast system of transportation and the continuing advancements in technology, are all just a few examples of great American achievements. Because of this solid foundation of accomplishments, America ' s spirit of achievement Is certain to continue in the future. SPIRITED GOALS FOR TODAY c ' ttNi,;; THOWKS F ERHAO Each person needs to have goalsX even if they are but private djeanre- to be locked in the crevice f one j mind. During our high sphooi days, we learn to cultivate th means by which we can release tNpse dreams and make them a reality. As warriors we travel together-onjhe path leading us to graduation are united in this single effort, but it is only one of many accomplishments we will live to experience. As we separate and find new directions to our lives, the V spirit of achievement will cbntinues_X to grow and give meaning to our i Vj existence. , m f .X « V 0 .X C xV ' A L .r V S3 nV r GROUP ACHIEVEMENT I Many organized groups of people have a definite set of goals and ideals that require a unified spirit of achievement. Whether it be to make a product, further a talent, promote a cause, or provide leadership, an organization has goals that must be achieved. For a group to successfully reach its goals, it requires individuals writhin that group to work together under one combined effort to attain these objectives. AN INDIVIDUAL STRIVES FOR GOALS Let us then be up and doing. With a heart for any fate; Still achieving, still pursuing. Learn to labor and to wait. LONGFELLOW While a large organization or club may require members to work together to achieve, each and every individual within that group has a set of goals and hopes to achieve for himself. Throughout life, these individual achievements help to further the process of attaining success and reaching even higher goals for the individual. Many times one ' s goals are temporarily thwarted by one of Life ' s- numerous obstacles, but once a person overcomes this difficulty, the spirit of achievement gains momentum and the individual ' s ambitions are once again restored. 11 STUDENT LIFE ,x - f Vrf -. ■ ' ll The spirit of achievement was reflected in all facets of student life. Behind every dance, assembly, and activity was a lot of imagination, planning, and hard work. Although often met with misfortune and discouragement, these people continued in their efforts and displayed the true spirit of achievement. TROY ' S BICENTENNIAL DEAU AND BELLES . J N ' A. Top Row: Bonnie Bylund. Lori Taylof Bonom Row: Carol Reed. Lisa Breuar 1 4 Student Life Homecoming Our Queen, Marie Tronske : -H ■ %, y . ■ 1 ' u. Top Row: Bonnie Bylund, Marie Tronske. Lori Taylor. Bottom Row: Carol Reed. Lisa Breuer. Kim Berry crowns the new 1975 Homecoming Queen, Marie Tronske, Student Life Homecoming 1 HOMECOMING HIGHLIGHTS A roaring crowd appeared at the 1975 Homecoming Game against Lowell to see Troy win with a score of 21 to 20. The drill team and marching band put on a fantastic half time show including the crowning of the king, Paul Beltz. the queen, Marie Tronske. and her attendants. This years cheerleaders and cheerleaders from past years all appeared, to lead the cheering crowd at this spirited game. 16 Student Life Homecoming Student Life Homecoming 1 7 COLOUR MY WORLD Homecoming Dance was held on October 18 The gym was beautifully decorated in a Roman decor which included columns, statues, and shrubbery All night long the gym was filled with the mellow music of The Third Creation Homecoming Queen. Marie Tronske. danced the traditional Queen ' s dance to Colour My World. the song from which the theme of the dance was derived. 18 COUNTRY LIVIN ' Country Livin ' was the theme of Sadie Hawkins, the annual dance sponsored by the Girls ' League. The dance took place in the gym where the rustic decor created a western atmosphere. The band, Punderson - Hex, played numerous popular songs. Karen Knox and Doug Robertson were chosen to reign over the dance as Daisy Mae and Li ' l Abner. Student Life Sadie Hawkins 1 9 Snow Court; Marie Tronske, Bonnie Bylund, Carol Pavia, Debbie Luckett, Jane Racca. 20 Student Life Winter Formal WINTER DREAMS An enjoyable evening of dancing and dining was spent in the Tale of the Whale Restaurant in Newport Beach. A delicious buffet dinner was served as the guests arrived. The band, Beckett, played a selection of popular songs by David Bowie, Elton John, Loggins and Messina and the Doobie Brothers. The handsomely dressed couples and the dimly lit banquet room, which overlooked the shimmering Balboa Bay, truly created a Winter Dream . Student Life Winter Formal 21 ROCKIN ' STEADY Many stag dances this year were sponsored by clubs at Troy A variety of music from John Denver to Kiss was played by such bands as Valhala. Head Over Heels, Fungus, and Strand 22 Student Life Stag Dances Student Life Stag Dances 23 any other — excep It was a bad year for brusl t ond issues, and basketball. Mt was .«[ good year for And ev Hr « o ' ften you ' d . , around and see -something calle J-th m , 3;? ingr waited time tfii seems no one was waiting for. It was a time when some looked back on the America of their past . And others looked to the America of their future. This year was a kaleidoscope of memories and reflections- Things we wish we could change. , things we hope never n smur For each of us the memories are different, but for all of us they are These memories will be our Bicentennial. r ' - - ■ : ii ' ► . ' WHAT ' S ENTERTAINMENT? The talented pep units, Frosh-Soph, J.V. and Varsity cheerleading squads, drill team, marching band and mascot, Anne Abraham, practiced many hours after school to make the assemblies and pep rallies exciting and enjoyable. The spirited cheers and comical skits performed by the cheerleaders, the precision routines performed by drill team and the rousing music of marching band all marked a new high in the achievement of spirited and unique pep assemblies. Student Life Assemblies 25 5 ' t ' XKA ' y J Pit ;.- - _ _ -- r 26 Student Life Assemblies Student Life Assemblies 27 STUDENT- FACULTY BASKETBALL This years triumph in the student- teacher basketball game went to the teachers who won by 2pts, as both teams gave it all they had. i AU g ffSM in V- -N n . IHH H I 1 CAL STATE FULLERTON MEN ' S GYMNASTICS This years Seniors and Juniors, faced with the problem of freshly painted halls, were forced to find a new constructive way to decorate Wires stretched the length of the ceiling provided a new way to suspend posters and murals The Senior hall gave the homey feeling of a living room scene at Christmas time The ceiling was covered with paper chains, and the walls were covered with huge posters adding to the Senior motto, GET SNOWED ' To make their motto a reality, the Seniors even hauled in a few truck loads of snow to whiten up the campus. Ik 1X — ' •I i A 30 Student Life Christmas Week XXSS ' ' TIS THE SEASON TO BE JUNIORS The Juniors worked together to cover the ceilings and walls of the English hall with paper chains, posters and large murals. The Junior tree was decorated with hand nnade decorations and surrounded by presents to be donated to the needy. The Junior class won first place in Christmas week competition with a prize of free admission to the next school dance. Student Life Christmas Week 31 SOPHOMORE GREETINGS The Sophomore class, given the odd shaped 300 Building, did a good |ob decorating The floor area surrounding their tree was filled with canned goods, toys, and new clothes Many wrapped packages, and paper chains hung from the ceiling and Christmas greetings were hung from the walls while the windows of all the classrooms were painted, filling the halls with Christmas cheer 32 Student Life Christmas Week JOYOUS FRESHMEN Freshmen, using the thenne of Christmas Stories such as Peanuts and The Grinch Who Stole Christmas, did an excellent job In decorating the office area. Some students cut out cartoons and paintings to cover the wall and window areas. While many hard working Freshmen decorated their tree, others collected canned goods and filled the office with the Christmas spirit. . r ' ;? ' . Student l.lfe Christmas Week 33 SPIRIT DAY The Junior class helped lead school spirit in a class papering on Halloween night. SENIOR SPIRIT DAY At 2:45, the night before the El- Modena game, the Senior class papered the school. Some 200 students showed up to display their class spirit. The Seniors were armed with — rolls of toilet paper, tires, and slightly used outhouse. - M , B cI E i 1 H B nrnr-M 9 Ja B ' ' k - ' fa r., A ' -.- — Activities Senior Spirit 35 Groups of Troy students gathered in the gym to enjoy the excellent George Fox College Choir. A comical skit, a few barber shop quartet songs, and a variety of other tunes were performed for the music loving students 36 Student Life Activities SKI DEMONSTRATION ROY HIGH WARRIORS I -I III I I ai456TUESIIB)THUR HE ROLLING STONES n. t « ■ ■ - ■ I NOON MOVIES The noon movies, a new concept in school entertainment proved to be a success. About every other month the ASB board ordered movies like The Sting, American Graffity. Ladies and Gentlemen, the Rolling Stones. and cartoons. Admission was 5 cents with an ASB card and 1 5 cents without. There was a good turnout, and all the students enjoyed the movies. Student Life Activities 37 miK ■ TOogy-ftEDER PROTEST.: Students protested against the cutback In teachers and classes In a walkout Mr Looney, Lisa Nollete and a few students gave their opinions and facts on the matter. 38 Student Life Activities HALLOWEEN Cheerleaders helped bring out the good Halloween spirit with cheers and hand claps. Many of the students dressed for the occasion. ACTIVITIES A LA CARTE 40 Student Life Actlvlties ' mr- rA Class rings were received once again and marl ed another step of achievement for the Junior class. Student Life Activities 41 £ ? - j . ORGANIZATIONS While individuals do pursue their own independent goals, it remains essential for these individuals to achieve within a group or other organization Achievement for a club may take the form of fundraising for a worthy cause or |ust to pursue a common interest Achievement in leadership capacities may be the planning of student activities to promote a more unified student body or to cheer the team to victory Achievement within organizations IS a vital part of overall achievement for the individual Lisa Russell tnier-Club Commissioner WOMEN ' S LID TAKES OVER In previous years, the main governing body was the Faculty Student Board Unfortunately, this form of government Vk as not operating successfully Consequently, a new government consisting of the Executive Board, Advisory Council and class officers was formed The Executive Boards main duties were concerned with activities This year, the board introduced a new activity, noon movies Movies, such as The Sting and American Graffitti were shown during the lunch periods. This was well supported by faculty and students. The board was also in charge of planning assemblies and organizing the dance calendar Other issues included plans for the Bicentennial and Christmas week. Crystal Morgan ASB President Dana Eskndge ASB Treasurer 44 Organizations Executive Board Susan Andes ■ ASB Secretary 1 N ' - ' M m-i i H Kp ' - H B  T MH - ' H P Yvonne DeBoer - Pep Commissioner Sandv McCormick - Publicity Commissioner Organizations Executive Board 45 Sophomofe Officers Sally MacKain Pre Greg Hoffman. Vice- Pres . Patii Konopka, Sec Treas CLASS OFFICERS SHOW LEADERSHIP The duties of the class officers, freshman sophomore, junior and senior, were to organize class activities, such as fund raising and dances They met separately as a class but also participated In the Executive Board meetings The sophomore, junior and senior officers were elected in May of last year; the freshmen officers were elected in September Freshman Officers Tony Stit. Pres , Yvette Ehrenpreis. Vice-Pres , Pern Sloane. Sec -Treas Senior Officers Dee Dee Patrick. Pres . Rick Tuti, Vice-Pres . Jenny Ewing, Sec -Treas Junior Offices Todd Cooley. Pres . Lisa Hough. Vice-Pres ; Karen Enckson. See -Treas 46 Organizations Class Officers NEW BRANCH POLLS STUDENT OPINIONS The Advisory Council took over duties involving curricular problems. It consisted of two persons from each class and four members of the faculty. They met separately from the Executive Board and class officers. Their objective was to improve communication between students, faculty and administration. During the year, the council discussed and took action on several subjects. Among them were smoking, litter control, and policy regarding library use. A possible student center was considered, to encourage student productivity. The council decided that without facilities and money, this would be impractical. As an alternative, they suggested organized games and other activities during the free period day. The council studied the possible effects and consequences. Above: Cindy O ' Shea, Jay Shaffer. Robert Ruiz. Pam Mason. Lisa Nollene- Chairman, Nllane Lee. fac. Krtsty Roy. Susan Cebula. Blaine Moss. fac. Not Pictured: Eldon Young. Dave Coerper. fac . Mike DuBrowa. fac. 9 - Organizations Advisory Council 47 48 Organizations Yell The days of a cheerleader are not always glamorous but often busy and hectic. Many times she may practice long hours after school. When she arrives home, she barely has time for both chores and homework. But she manages well. The cheerleader has many games to cheer at and many posters to paint. She has pep assemblies to plan and outfits to order. But most important, she has energy and spirit; this singles her out as a cheerleader, a leader and representative of her school. Organizations Yell 49 AND WE KNOW WE ARE GOOD 50 Organizations Song Organizations Song 51 J.V. CHEERS TEAMS TO VICTORY The Junior Varsity Cheerleader has two objectives The main objective IS to provide leadership and support for the junior varsity sports activities The other is to confirm her interest in this activity and improve skills in preparation of other leadership activities, such as Song or Yell The J V Cheerleaders, this year, showed spirit and enthusiasm at all the games Because of their dedication, they cheered our teams to victory. 52 Organizations J V Yell NEW SQUAD BEGINS TRADITION Frosh-Soph Cheerleaders formed a new squad this year. The purpose was to relieve J. V. Cheerleaders of their duties at the freshman and sophomore sports activities. Often last year, the freshman and sophomore games were without cheerleaders due to conflicts with the junior varsity games. This addition proved to be successful. Both the fans and the sports participants appreciated the new enthusiasm brought to their games. Through hard work, these girls heightened the spirit of all students, but especially the underclassmen. Below: Joetta Lane. Margie Rost, Cheryl Weller, Cindy Yount. Faith RcxJarte. Lori Kann (Head). Organizations Frosh-Soph Yell 53 WARRIOREHES DEMONSTRATE PRECISION Drill Team was active throughout the year They performed at all the home football games and also at one basketball game In November, the Drill Team performed In the Yorba Linda Parade and in March. they went to the Arroyo High State Competition During the summer, the leaders, Robin Duffy and Karen Myers, went to a leader ' s camp Here they improved their skills The Drill Team ' s routines were always executed with precision accuracy The sports fans and students thoroughly enjoyed their presentations. 54 Organizations Drill Team First Row: Leigh West, Karen Myers. Karen Kobayashi, Robin Duffy. Kathleen Berry. Second Row: Lory Campbell. Karen Maddox. Betty Danielson. Susan Poteat. Patti Konopka. Pam Hardin. Lisa Briglio. Karen Rodarte. Diane Slaven. Third Row Maria Merhab. Pam Rheingans. Brenda Kefauver. Terry Boehringer. Dorothy Johnson. Lisa Richardson, Sherry Henderson. Lori Poteat. Sharon Haley. Dawn Hultgran Back Row: Fran Marlenee. Karen Knox. Sue Lanier. Lisa Hough, Kim Weiks. Debbie Glowacki. Kelly McNamara, Susan Little. Tami Latham. Pam Turner. Not pictured: Julie Daley. Laura Meyers. Julie Tutt. Lisa Walton Advisor - Vicki Westbrook. Organizations Drill Team 55 Small Precision was a select group formed out of the Drill Team, They performed mainly at competitions. These competitions were separate from Drill Teams Below are Pamela Turner, Susan Little. Karen Knox. Robin Duffy. Patti Konopka. Karen Myers. Not pictured. Julie Daley. 56 Organizations Drill Team FLAG EARNS SUPERIOR RATING Flag went to the California Specialty Flag Team Camp during the summer. They practiced skills and devised routines. They were judged on their routines and won a superior trophy because of a perfect score. Flag also went to competition during the school year at Arroyo High. Flag is a part of Drill Team and they performed with them at the football games. Flag also performed at a basketball halftime. Above are Susan O ' Shea. Karen Flatten, Marsha Murdock Head. Dena Green. Brenda Brunskill. Cathy Fowks-Head. Organizations Flag 57 JOURNALISTS PRESERVE MEMORIES Producing a yearbook requires organization, perseverance and effort Much preparation goes into the planning of the book before any work begins. The staff not only decides upon the theme, but also determines exactly what goes into the book, such as the cover and layout designs, where copy, special effects or color pictures are needed, the number of pages for each section and their arrangement, and much more The next important step in constructing the yearbook is taking pictures and obtaining information about each section. The staff, also at this time, sells ads, which are necessary for the money that goes to special effects and color Next, they draw layouts, write copy, crop pictures, compute headlines and put all this on final sheets Then the pages are sent to the publisher to meet a special deadline date The yearbook staff was fortunate to have a number of people |Oin this year They quickly learned the skills involved in producing a yearbook During the summer, six experienced members of the staff went to two conferences to improve their skills, and to obtain new ideas. The whole yearbook staff worked diligently throughout the year. 1 V V 580rganizations Yearbook Staff Staff members: Co-Editors Linda Kato and Sandy McCormick. Assistant Editor Lisa Northrup. Karen Baden. Eric Burgeson. Julie Clay. Kyle Flores. David Glenn. Danny Grillone. Cindy Hoffman, Keith Levin, Katy MacMahon, David Morgan, Paul Nagy. Denise O ' Bryant, Lynn Parker. Karen Payne, Kim Riordan, IVIike Roe. Roger RoehL Steve Ruth. Alan Schick. Mark Shofner, Patty Slaven, Kendy Torkelson. Mike Weinzweig. and Advisor Myra Sedor. Organizations Yearbook Staff 59 ORACLE CHANGES FORMAT ' 60 Organizations Oracle Major revisions altered the format of the newspaper. A newspaper format published every two weeks changed to a magazine format printed once every month. The staff attended workshops, sponsored by various colleges and associations, throughout the year. They often exchanged newspapers with other schools to acquire new ideas that would keep the newspaper interesting. Oracle editor, Ann Horstman, stated, Our objective is to publish a paper for the student body, not the staff. The staff was successful; response to the new Oracle was enthusiastic. Co-Editors Ann Horstman, John Kelvin News Editor Dan Billow Entertainment Editor Lenore Fraser Sports Editor Scott Emblidge Feature Writers Rodney Beard, Steve Camp Rich Glenn, Julie Michael Adrian Kamellard Reporters Teresa Hoogeveen, Mark Levinson, Kevin Peters, Mark Steinberg, Desiree Zamarano Typists Paula Harvey, Lynn Johnson, Cathy Lunde Business Manager Bruce Vancil Artist Mike Melsha Photographers Bob Palus, Fil Smith, Mike White Advisor Virginia Deflon Organizations Oracle 61 REFRESHMENTS SATISFY APPETITES Any male student who had lettered in a sport was welcomed and encouraged to join the Boy ' s Varsity Club. The group ' s main activity was selling refreshments at school sponsored events. The proceeds were put into the Varsity Club fund, and used when needed to buy sports equipment. The boys ' main objective was to improve all areas of athletics at school President - Chris Kingdon. Advisors - Norm Davis and Pat Putnam. mL. f P . Tn tMlLl ; • ' • ' -iff! J« ' ' f.l 1 m 62 Organizations Boy ' s Varsity Club CANDY CANES SPELL SUCCESS By the month of December, the Girl ' s Varsity Club was well under way with its annual Christmas candy cane sales. While many may have had the mistaken impression that the candy cane business was a relatively simple one, in reality, it required organization and dedicated hard work. Not only did the candy canes have to be sold, but tags had to be drawn, filled out and attached to the candy cane. The tags depicted colorful snow scenes and Christmas scenes. Due to the club ' s well executed plan, the confections arrived on time for the delighted students. The proceeds were donated to the girl ' s athletic department. This year was the second year in which the girls purchased their varsity sweaters. Each sweater has the year the girl graduates and an emblem of the sport in which she participated. The girls proudly wore these sweaters to many school functions and club parties. President was Marisol Pulido and Advisor was Millie Ekedal. Organizations Girl ' s Varsity Club 63 CSF AT DISNEYLAND The California Scholastic Federation, or CSF, is made up of students with a 3 6 or higher grade average The enrollment included approximately one hundred of Troy ' s students Many participated in the CSF night at Disneyland as one of the club ' s activities The park was reserved especially for CSF members of several districts in the Southern California area In October, the club decorated the gym for the Halloween Dance, which was sponsored by the Alternative School Scarecrows, crepe paper, balloons and posters set the atmosphere for the night. CSF also participated in a field trip in the second semester. Officers Linda Kato - Pres . Doug Berry - Vice Pres . Jeanne Plett - Sec -Treas , Lisa Russel - Historian, Sue Hoyt • Advisor 64 Organizations CSF MATHEMATICIANS AT COMPETITION Math-loving students operated the computers for Troy ' s Math Club. Throughout the year, these mathematicians participated in many math competitions, including those at Occidental, Orange Coast, Cal Poly Pomona and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo colleges. Most of these competitions were written tests that were later graded: the school with the highest score won. The competition at Cal Poly Pomona, however, was an unwritten competition, complete with two-man teams, buzzers and audience. These hard working students did well in their activities and deserve recognition for their achievements. John Eidelson was president, and Sue Hoyt was advisor. Organizations Math Club 65 SNOWCONES BUY GRIFFITH Physics Club ' s major event was a trip to the Griffith Park Observatory Since the group could not charge members for the bus fare, the students joined forces in an effort to raise the money needed to charter a bus and to cover the entrance fees They decided to earn the money by selling snowcones The organization also participated in a spirited game of volleyball against the Varsity clubs, of which the outcome was evident. Presidents - Doug Berry and Glenn Blakesley, Advisor - Marcia Dixon. 66 Organizations Physics Club BACKPACKERS HIKE ONWARD With an increased membership, the Biology Club became very active during the year. They went on numerous camping and bacl -packing trips, including those to Bogonio, Death Valley, Joshua Tree, Mount Whitney, and San Jacinto. In December, the club hiked to Carbon Canyon to hunt for mistletoe. Also, during the summer, they participated in a back-pack trip in the High Sierras. When the club was not away on one of its excursions, they often sold plants and doughnuts at school. They planned to use their profits to buy camping equipment which will be used by future club members. The club also assisted with the Talent Show that was sponsored by the Alternative School. Kirsten Fjeistad- President and Dan Jundanian-Advisor. Organizations Biology Club 67 FUTURE FARMERS PLOW AHEAD One of Troy ' s most active clubs, FFA, worked a non-stop schedule The group met on a regular basis with its own members, and also met with other FFA organizations in Orange County The members participated in numerous field days in which the group had to judge and identify livestock, feed, pests, and plants. They also entered their own livestock in the Orange County Fair and the Los Angeles County Fair. The club attended the State convention held at Cal Poly San Luis Obispo President - Steve Hefley, Advisor - James Higgins. 68 Organizations FFA SKIERS STRANDED ON SNOWLESS SLOPES The Ski Club picked the wrong sport this year, for they were stranded on the snowless slopes. One small storm offered several runs on Thanksgiving weekend for a few daring skiers, but sufficient snow did not arrive until February. The club did manage, however, to get an outing organized about this time. President was Lance Brewer and advisor was Robert Crouch. Organizations Ski Club 69 Interested moviegoers organized a new club, the Cinema Appreciation Club The members reviewed and critiqued all categories of films; among them were Dog Day Afternoon and One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest Any student was eligible to join. The group earned money from car washes and yard cleanings The profits went to tickets for those who were unable to afford them Often, the club received group rates on tickets. The club provided students with the opportunity to go to the movies more often and to enjoy lower prices Doug Spencer and Richard Shank were Co- Presidents, and Fares Sawaya was advisor f-,f .«.t NEW CLUB REVIEWS MOVIES 70 Organizations Cinema Appreciation Club n-. n ' iiiii SIXTH IN STATE Last summer, the Chess Club participated in the West Covina Chess Tournament and was awarded a trophy for sixth place in the state of California. The team continued entering tournaments throughout the year, with the hope of bettering their standing. The club is an affiliate of the United States Chess Federation, and the club ' s top ten members belong individually to t his federation. Fees ranging from ten to fifteen dollars were required for entering each tournament, and the group had to pay these fees. Money was raised by selling snowcones and participating in the Fall Spectacular Talent Show at school. President was Robert Ruiz and advisor was Ben Rogers. Organizations Chess Club 7 1 MASTERPIECES JUDGED nil ! AT FAIR K wt .« ■«• ! k. i p i  - 1 11 mm :. r J 5 ' kt 3B The Ceramics Club busily sold their pottery to many Troy art lovers during the wmter and spring season The profits from these sales replenished the supplies of clay, glaze, tools, and other materials The members also participated in a Bicentennial Art Fair where judges graded the ceramic creations When the club was not working with their pottery, they enjoyed parties and picnics. Wendy Johnson was president and Mr. Henning Doest was advisor. 72 Organizations Ceramics Club i V- GROUP T CAROLS CHRISTMAS MELODIES A new club this year. Music Club has approximately thirty members. The year began with a pot-luck dinner and Christmas caroling. The group had great success with cotton candy sales, and their goal was to raise enough money for a trip to the Music Center in Los Angeles. President - Karen Olsson, advisor- Lila Parrish. Organizations Music Club 73 ARTISTS VISIT MUSEUM This year Troy ' s art students united to reorganize the Art Club, which had not been active for the past two years As one of their activities, the group went to the Los Angeles County Art Museum in March Later In the year, they went to the beach to practice drawing and painting seascapes and harbor scenes. The members participated in the Art Show at Troy and sold drawings, paintings, abalone jewelry, and wood sculpture. The profits were donated to the Art department which used the money for supplies. The club also participated in beach parties and pot lucks Mike Roe was president and John Prins was advisor. 74 Organizations Art Club RELIEF i TO GUATAMALANS Interact is a service organization that is sponsored by the Fullerton Rotary Club. Each year the club volunteers its services and money to three projects: an international project, a comnnunity project and a school project. After the earthquake in Guatemala, the club sent money, clothes and food to the survivors of the quake. For the community project, the group volunteered to paint the doors of a convalescent hospital with cheery Christmas greetings. They also gathered food, clothing and toys for the Christmas Clearing Bureau which provided these things for needy families. Together with the Boys ' Varsity Club, they donated a trophy case to the school. It is to be located in the front office and to be built by the wood shop instructor, Pete Hansen. The club earned money from car washes, candy and donut sales and a dance. Lori Taylor was president, and Glen Robb was advisor. Organizations Interact 75 CARNATIONS FLOWER FOR CUPIDS Flowers cultivated by the Girls League not only bloomed for the annual Valentines Day carnation sales, but also for the Girl of the Month awards Pink, red. white, and candy-striped carnations greeted Valentine ' s Day. carrying special notes to many romantics Red roses acknowledged the award Girl of the Month, which goes to the girl who is most active during that month The club also sponsored the annual Sadie Hawkins Dance, with the theme Country Living, Marilyn Macias was President and Anne Sands was Advisor. 76 Organizations Girl ' s League CLUB PLANS FIESTA The members of the Mecha Club, backed by the Executive Board, sponsored the first celebration at Troy, honoring Cinco De Mayo. The club organized entertainment and food for the fiesta of our Mexican heritage. Lea Herrera was president, and Jerry Hamilton was advisor. Organizations Mecha Club 77 PROJET NOEL THE SPIRIT r, OF GIVING Busy with good deeds, the French club had Its annual Project Noel, This year each member was required to bring a gift for a child in an orphanage, and at a meeting the group wrapped ihese presents and constructed two large stockings in which they placed the gifts. The club also traveled to Los Angeles to view films in the French language This year the foreign language department organized a program consisting of a tour and a show for next years entering freshmen. The purpose of this event was to interest these prospective students in some area of the foreign languages Lynne Lucivansky was president and Miss Hoehn was advisor. 78 Organizations French Club 0U.O c lCL ' UhOJ KSLOJUUa qO U : it ■ Cml Out 4. av()v() nW -fcWxi LAia ' iX uocuilc aonu i tarn; th nuL a O bct-tiui L. f ? EIIIE KEISE KEI EN VERBS PUT ONi ' ' , Hp ao3c,i y GERAAAN PLAY The German Club was busy with many 5 0 ;,,• I ) , i 4-- r r . breakfasts and parties. Often, rented movies ■, -O ' - ' - VvjOQ provided enjoyable entertainment at many of ' - JtJjt yXXCkjL ' ' kjS the parties. The club also put on the play A .a c q f) Spass Auf Deutsch, which means fun in ' ' - - C.-X C ---J German. In the first act, the actors put on CSi CLf 0,9 (n(L t cabaret with singing and dancing. In the , p ' n in Vl second act, they performed a play satiringU ' U N v ' M-02.,IXL lU VOR GEGENUBERMISCHEH PER PRON PDSS AOJ organized crime. Richard Shank wa president and Finn Englyng was Advisor. btblMUUt — = verbs per. pron. pdss. adj :h e Organizations German Club 79 -M. TnlLU w u xLo hxaJUix. Quxjl- Q L G i. ti3 ac OLit oooK. all tiu )( ' C ' _ P t lCUU L G i. ti3 ac OLlt ooOK. all tiU cm JC-M ' dil_ , Latin Club started their year with an JLy (ji 0( i OUlCi initiation banquet. All of the new members - posed as slaves, and waited on the old f2JL -j[J CLL (j .Umembers. At the end of the meeting the yj ' . V 1,1 slaves were freed and became welcomed ■ I CC CC l-t-- ' members to the group. The club had other t H i ! U ' ' A fRUi il social gatherings for themselves, but they ■ 1 ij-i I ' ®° donated time and money to other less Ti ni) A At ' -( ' _ J fortunate peopi?. Canned goods were given tCv xO ' XiL to needy families and Christmas presents ■ ' 1 1 C ' f r P+n l were given to children in an orphanage. The ■ 1 ' - - L L .ry xJ group ' s goal was to raise money so that a C fjirl {. 1 i scholarship could be given to a graduating . ' P n -, Latin student with a high scholastic IXJJ CASLC Clx)t J standing. President - Chris Kingdon, Advisor - , riUJlClI Anne Kline. QJSye ' 80 Organizations Latin Club MWwO iJhXUudjd m- Mj Cuuy izL ya -lUDuJ.s T pA-Of x H v jU uU ob(X u.Vi XK (M± JiU ihjMiLikn - Qgb dO U ±kodi cj u Ji d aJM tb tJD at« ■(- ojLy A4om u fOxT CANDY SUCKERS EARN MONEY-KdJi S FOR ACTIVITIEtp Late starters but willing to work, this year ' s LV -! i n r C Spanish Club was ready for action. Their O ' xVaJ T events began with a get-together Halloween Q n n U party and dinner. For charity, membersCA_Jc W- Ct - ' VO- ' donated canned goods to needy families at ' y j 1 • Thanksgiving and during Christmas time. VT ' )(_vy(J) Throughout the year, the club sold suckers, and used the proceeds for planning and N - carrying out the club ' s activities. President - 0 . t hCi {) Cl Alfred Lopez, Adivosr- Jerry Hamilton. y K KX.Ji_ J . Organizations Spanish Club 8 1 SPORTS Very few people who were not involved in athletics realized how much effort and practice lay behind every game they saw. The athletes constantly tried to improve their skills and to study the technicalities and tactics of their game. While each individual on the team strove for perfection, they were, more importantly, working together as a unit. The athletes learned that sports is more than skill and tactical judgment; it is good sportsmanship and team effort. Whether facing victory or defeat, these individuals displayed the true spirit of achievement. SUCCESSFUL GRID SEASON Soccer style kicker, Luke Johnson, supplies a big offensive weapon with his field goals Holding the ball is Mike Wolowicz. M. MB H BHIfi i A Doug Robertson emerged wi HSmBfK ,  r as star passer With two Kw% Lf ' f - ' years of prior experience ♦ ' - ' ' !L f  ' as a quarterback, and a -- , fine corps of receivers in Steve Paden. Ron Moore, V V — w ♦ L. % iOBL Dan King, and Mike Wolowicz, success was f Tmw l — • V I '  VsL , ' ' - assured. V JK ' Jm ■ vc kv „ ' K Sr ' , H i UlUiKi Coaches: Ron Wooten: Dennis Dixon. Dave Clark. Head Coach. Phil Oram: and Glen Garson. 84 Sports Football Ron Cunningham shoots through hole. Ron was a quick running back, doubling as a kickoff returner. About to lay a block is Ron Moore. (86). The big tight end excelled at blocking and was on the First Team All- League for two consecutive years. Scores 24 Valencia 7 20 Santa Ana 27 9 Sunny Hills 10 Fullerton 7 21 Lowell 20 La Ha bra 7 15 S.A. Valley 35 27 Savanna 20 Buena Park 6 El Modena 19 146 Total 134 Doug Robertson and Rick Mossman (15). bring down a Valencii runner. Sports Football 85 UNDERRATED WARRIORS ROLL . . . Steve Paden tears up the run-through In last ganne of the season, Steve hot- dogged It by painting his shoes silver. Doug Robertson hurls a pass to one of his receivers The Troy High football squad, underrated for most of the year, finished their season with a fine 6 and 4 overall record. Led by senior quarterback Doug Robertson, the Warriors started the Freeway League with narrow victories over Sunny Hills, Fullerton, and Lowell Robertson and wide receiver Steve Paden teamed up to complete 25 passes, to tie the school record A potent running attack was led by Mike Decono. who gained over 500 yards. Ron Cunningham and Tony Bushala also chalked up the yardage. Luke Johnson, a soccer style kicker from Chile, gave the Warriors an added offensive weapon, the field goal Johnson kicked 5 field goals, including a 39 yarder, both Troy records For the first time in Troys history, the football team qualified to participate in the C.I.F playoffs Troy lost to El Modena in the first round. 19-0 All the team members contributed to the successful season. Mike Wolowicz really putting his foot into the punt Mike was cornerback, flanker, and the punter in his two years on varsity. 86 Sports Football Decon©j,D.,Hickox, D, Doy l. S. Paden, 2nd row, Marwgers J. Baker and J. Reuttier, T. Bushala, A, eusHdta, (3. ' 1?M%tt?y 4j ossi, T. Pflug, S. Reed.-B. Enr er«(Hi. B, f Gglef,, B. Ewing, F, Palnr er, E. King, MdnagwJ?- of rv, 3rd rov -.euaph«s D.-Oarksod ' O DiWortrj . Tafollai CoaGKE. Or%n, . Oby9l, D Fofsyfh, X„M¥ers, FT. ■Graharg,. M . ■ByMry S:4Wi|der1ife: f atl sorVJ ' ShtK ;J. S L. JohnSdir. S. .S«J tinn«H; ' Coaches B Wpo . it arw . taafslin faprow.T. MtvA, : Uli ' t; k SrnTw.Hv: ThdmaSt. IC, .f k SBrs ; :,Cta(;cyo,,.K(,.. A  iqM 0- ' VXorthingtot , ' C. ' C em«nitf,tf. ■ aoerhatjia, D-.- . RbljWtWtft ' R.X«oWi ta fcflt. ' Moore.,ifl-Mossm8 ' ' - ' ■ - ,•■, ' •■ ' ■ ; , ' .. •• ' The starting lineup for the first game against Valencia. Back row, Mike Wolowicz, Mike Decono, Doug Robertson, Ron Cunningham, and Danny King. Front row, Ron Moore, Dennis Hickox, Dennis Doyel, Doug Kerstner, David Forsyth, Rick Mossman, and Steve Paden. Paden and King alternated at wide receiver. Sports Football 87 ON TO C.I.F. Right Center Warriors huddle up TROY HIGH WARRIOR.S CONGRATS FOOTBALL CIFGAMEATELMODENA TICKETS IBOPRESALt MT or r.iti. The Warriors finally make It to C I F U S: With good blocking. Robertson stretches for more yardage The Warrior offensive line ready for La Habra rushers. Sports Football 89 WARRIOR FUTURE VARSITY The 1975 Sophomore football team started the season with one of the biggest turnouts In many years. Many of the players from last year ' s championship team, however, were moved up to the varsity level and injuries took their toll Coaches Ron Sipple and Ron Garland felt the team played as well as they could and with determination. They were victorious over Valencia, Fullerton, and La Habra but were defeated in close games by Valley, Savanna and Buena Park Some of the outstanding players were Dan Trejo. Dale Anderson, Steve South, David Graham. Jeff Brien, Ben Ewing, and Tom McNevIn 90 Sports Football I Led by Danny Lind, Kolby Gibson, Carl Haller. and Greg Schuize, the Warrior freshman football squad compiled a fine 6 and 3 overa II record . The Warriors closed their season with 3 consecutive wins, which was highlighted by a dramatic come from behind victory over the Buena Park Coyotes. They started out well, then hit a midseason tailspin before finishing strongly. Warrior coaches Chuck Beauchamp and Nick Fuscardo were very pleased with their team ' s hustle, and hope that next year ' s team will do the same good job. A TEST OF ENDURANCE The 1 976 Boy ' s Track Team, which set several new school records, had a prosperous season under the direction of Coach Wooten One meet that will be marked as historic was Troy ' s win over Lowell, a long time rival Other remarkable events were the new school records set by Danny King on varsity low hurdles with a 39 9, Bruce Boettner, with a 4:38 4 on the mile for sophomores, Colby Gibson, freshman, on the 330 low hurdles with a 45.9, and Luis Castellanos, varsity, tying the school record for the 220 with a 22.5. BELOW Luis Castellanos finishes first in 100 year dash. His brother Serg finishing second RIGHT John Forsyth, shot putter 92 Sports Track LEFT: Steve Spradley attempts pole-vault. BELOW: Ted Pflug in 440 yard dash. M?ke Wina« rf nin 1. 9 H a o . ' Castellanos. Tony Bushala. Luis Castellanos. Scott Semonell, Kenny Grime. M ke Wingard. Danny King. 2nd Row: Art Robertson. Steve Camp, John McNeven. Dennis Amy. Dean Dephillipo. Steve Spradley Ted Zntft h b ' ' n ' - f Van Gerpen. Don Essick. Rosco Hawks. Howard Thomas, Tom Kudlo. 4th Row: Dave Vigus. Doug Bmce Bn«n .7r V,; erree. Steve South_ 5th Row: Glen Blakesly. Steve Coughtry, Dave Forsyth, Jerry Johansen. Back Row Bruce Boettner, Bill Falconer, Kevin Sailor, Steve Paden. Sports Track 93 FROSH-SOPH KEEP THE PACE - FIELD EVENTS SHOT PUT- Varsity, Forsyth. J Johansen, D Vigus, D Ermovick. H Thomas. T Meyer Soph, S South Frosh , T McConnell,J Crow, J Ermovick LONG JUMP- Varsity. S Coughtry, D Doyle. S Camp. D Daniels Soph. B Hainesh, G Kobayashi, B Fogler, L Robertson, J Shoulten Frosh , M Whaling, T Karcher, D Lind, A Chattin. E Shafonsky HIGH JUMP- Varsity, S Paden, A Robertson. D Amy, S Camp T Kudio Soph, L Robertson, B Hainesh, D TrejoJ Shoulten Frosh. A Chattin POLE VAULT- Varsity, G Plett, S Spradley, B Falconer J McNeven, D Essick, G Blakesley Soph, D Worthmgton, S Merchant. S Ono Frosh. D Lind ' ■ s ziiWi ABOVE sophomores Flint Palmer, Bill Fogler. Jim Schoulten, Eric Skasick. Keith Grey 2nd Row Kent Grain. Brad Hainesh, Eugene King, Steve Merchant 3rd row Steve Ono. Dan Tre|0, Lorenzo Alfonso, Dan Worlhington. John Moofefield. John Welch, John Coats RIGHT sophomore hurdlers, from left, Dan Worthmgton. Ben Ewing, John Coats 94 Sports Track ?M=t_ 1 1 1 1 i . ' Tl e— 1 ' f J Freshmen, Front Row: Dennis Danell. Martin Lopez, Todd Hertel. Mark Armstrong 2nd Row Roger Seymour. Mark Whaling, Tim McConnell. Phil Moreman, Jeff McGuire. 3rd Row: Jeff Crow, Tony Karcher, Alex Rossi. Carl Dorch, Mike Durkin. Back Row: Joe Ariza. Scott Norton, Kolby Gibson. Danny Lind, Wayne Rodman. LEFT: Martin Lopez. 880 yard race. ABOVE: Eugene King, sophomore, running 440 yard dash LEFT: Freshman Mark Whaling in 440 yard relay Sports Track 95 99S orts Waterpolo If at first you don ' t succeed try, try again. This old saying seems to sum up the Varsity Polo season. After suffering a heartbreaking 24-0 loss to Sunny Hills in the beginning of the season.the team continued to play as best they knew how. Many games came down to the wire as they did against Fullerton. Lowell, and Burena Park with Troy losing by only one goal in each game. Experience was definitely lacking, with only three returning starters from last year, Steve Valliere, All- League Honorable Mention, and Brian Hopp, who scored 40 goals, and was elected to the All- League First Team. One high point in the season was a third place at the Monte Vista Tournament. TROY SUNNYHILLS 24 TROY 6 FULLERTON 7 TROY 6 LOWELL 7 TROY 9 LA HABRA 20 TROY 12 S.A. VALLEY 7 TROY 5 BUENAPARK 6 98 Sports Waterpolo I GAINING EXPERIENCE Junior Varsity worl ed hard and improved with every ganne. The team shovi ed great determination and spirit while gaining experience for next year. They finished with a second place 5-1 Freeway League record. ■ Front row L to R: K. Rothman, T. Kowalyk, J. Wehling, J. Wehling, J. Dolby, z Second Row: D. Equitz, S. Silverstein. D. Maib, T. Reynolds. Third Row: C. Eby, P. Robertson, R. Schank, P. Wirtz. TROY TROY TROY TROY TROY TROY 4 4 10 17 1 11 SUNNY HILLS FULLERTON LOWELL LAHABRA S.A. VALLEY BUENAPARK 21 4 12 1 TROY 6 SUNNY HILLS 7 TROY 9 FULLERTON 3 TROY 16 LOWELL 3 TROY 8 LAHABRA 7 TROY 5 S A VALLEY 1 TROY 5 BUENAPARK 2 DEDICATION - A VITAL FACTOR Ha. i work and dedication paid off for the Frosh- 1 ph team Under the skillful direction of Coaches Ron Davis and Andy Shore, the team won 13 of 15 games and captured first place at the Monte Vista Tournament They complied 1 39 goals to only 64 for their opponents. An outstanding league game. Sunny Hills vs. Troy, was the deciding factor of who would take first place in league Under a great deal of pressure, the Frosh-Soph team showed great stability, but lost by only one point, 7-6 ' i V Consistent play was received from poloist Mark Snyder. Dan McGuckln. Scott Hays, and Larry Webster. Goalies were David Hoover and Jim Crepps. VARSITY CAGERS OF ' 76 V SCORES TROY OPPONENT 43 Fullerton 53 58 Sunny Hills 44 47 Lowell 54 77 Santa Ana Valley 74 49 La Habra 64 71 Savanna 73 67 Buena Park 53 51 Fullerton 72 85 Sunny Hills 72 70 Lowell 57 82 Santa Ana Valley 83 49 La Habra 65 68 Savanna 64 67 Buena Park 76 BELOW Sophomore Kirby Sands shoots two 102 i ABOVE Scott Anderson fires from twenty feet LEFT Pete Chapin has clear shot for two points. RIGHT: Steve Paden guns shot over four Highlanders. BELOW: A cheerful Warrior bench sparks their team to victory. ind - ff reity, Front Row: rJ( ' 5S BJrance, Kent Barlow, Jeff Huey. Davi Kirby Sand. Back Row: CoBi Morris, Jaime Robbins, Chris Kingdon, Mark Pepper, Bob PeteraB. Steve Paden, Pete Chapin, Dennis managers Paul Hoffman, ajBjohn Baker. idshaw, Pieper, ox, and 4 S £ S £ f -m. 104 Sports Basketball r % ONLY ONE LOSS A M ' .2- — ' ' Jtt ' to m: V % 1 tf« The J.V. Basketball team ended their season with an outstanding 22-1 overall record. They won the Freeway League title with a 1 3- 1 record, the only loss coming in an exciting four-overtime game against S.A. Valley. Coach Clark ' s squad was led by Mark Maynard and Bret Miller in scoring, an 11,8 average for Maynard and a 10.2 average for Miller, Ralph Castle led in the rebound department and Miller led the team in assists. The predominately junior team played aggressive defense and offense all year, allowing an average of 49.3 points per game, while scoring a 60.3 per game average. Sports Basketball 105 10 6 Sports Basketball SOPHS IMPROVE f ,, ' C -l EACH GAME i - :9 22 Tom McNevin 21 Dave Beal 20 Tom Turner 12 Rich Bridgford 1 1 Brett Hoyt 14 Jim Schoulten 32 Pete St. John 31 Rick Lopez 33 Doug Kennedy 25 Brian Anderson 34 Chris Butler 13 Greg Hoffman 1 5 Steve Liem 23 Flint Palmer 24 Tony Serna Coach Norm Davis Sports Basketball 107 FROSH CA6ERS 108 Sports Basketball PHn in WMMM m k-N m ■t Jf r H Lj K? tU ■ h1 ml WRESTLERS STRIVE FOR STRONG SEASON Sports Wrestling 109 VARSITY Sunny Hills W Fullerton L Lowell L Santa Ana Valley TIE Savanna W La Habra L Buena Park L The Varsity wrestling team included 98 lbs- Matt McMahon, 106 lbs Tim Lucas. 1 1 5 lbs - Stuart Haskins. 123 lbs- Charles Goddard, 130 lbs - Jim Baldovin, 136 lbs - Brad Barrow. 141 lbs ■ Tony Bushala. 148 lbs - Albert Bushala. 157 lbs- Jeff Loftus, 168 lbs ■ Steve fVlover. 1 94 lbs - Russ Hund 1 10 Sports Wrestling «rS WREST « AWK Sports Wrestling 1 1 1 FROSH-SOPH, J.V. WRESTLERS GRAPPLE FOR LEAGUE POSITION J V Wrestlers included BOTTOM ROW - Bob Willman, Mark Storace. Nick Fereny, Phil Seablom. Mike Hefner, Ray Long TOP ROW - Mikey Roberts, Damn Dalton, Kevin Dyer, Byron Done, John Baldovin. Brad Hanish. John Noble Frosh-Soph Wrestlers BOTTOM ROW - Gary Hills. Frank Castellanos. Jim Flodin. Tim Russell. Mike Van Patten. Rick Worell TOP ROW ■ David Loucks. Tony Ermovick. Brad Wilder. Lorenso Alfonso. Scott Norton. John Schmit, INot Pictured - Carl Haller) 1 12 Sports Wresthng TEE-OFF TIME LEFT: Matt Moiseve tees off BELOW: Kevin Craven watches ball soar towards the fourth green. -■ fhiffi ' r ABOVE Brent Spangenberg eyes fourth hole LEFT; Rick Lopez on the green. Sports Golf 113 BELOW Don Lloyd puns to make paar in game against Sunny Hills SCORES TROY OPPONENT 28 Pacifica 8 32 Mission Viejo 4 36 Garden Grove 42 Magnolia 26 Sunny Hills 10 33 Nogoles 9 K. ABOVE Kevin Craven on third green. GOLF TEAM MEMBERS Mike Campbell, Kevin Craven, Brent Span- genberg. Mati Moiseve, Don Lloyd. Rick Lopez. Coach Vallance Warriors Set Their Pace Cross Country put together the best team in the history of Troy, finishing fourth in league. A 4-3 record included victories over Sunny Hills, Fullerton, S.A. Valley, and Savanna. The Cross Country course is at least 2 nniles long and takes the average runner 1 2 minutes to complete. The team received consistent performances from Warrior striders Mike Wingard and Doug Berry. Mike led all races and was avi arded Most Valuable Player. Doug who lettered as a Sophomore was the team captain. TOP LEFT- Warriors warming-up. TOP RIGHT- A disgusted strider after a meet, ABOVE- Bob Bartlett catching up with himself. RIGHT- A devastating leg cramp. Sports Cross Country 1 1 5 8 Buena Park 19 21 Sunny Hills 44 28 Fullerton 30 29 Lowell 26 40 La Habra 15 20 Santa Ana Valley 27 15 Savanna LOW SCORE WINS 50 1 1 6 Sports Cross Country JUNIOR VARSITY 37 Fullerton 24 41 Lowell 18 28 2 Valley 27 l. 22 La Habra 33 50 Savanna 15 37 Buena Park 34 42 Sunny Hills SOPHOMORES 25 23 Fullerton 54 15 Lowell 50 20 Valley 50 15 La Habra 50 30 Savanna 22 15 Buena Park 50 25 Sunny Hills 30 ffTSnmesi 1 |BU|{(esley, B. Falcoi r r. fm Ijjnef, toRitertson ■M FRESHMEN 40 Buena Park 25 27 Sunny Hills 35 43 Lowell 21 32 Valley 24 48 Fullerton 20 38 La Habra 20 15 Savanna Rn Sports Cross Country 1 1 7 VARSITY DIAMOND PLAYERS Gf gg Sp.orre r heads for home. H ' VWV B. I tm ' - J 118 Sports Baseball Roh loore receives a pickoff throw at first base. The Warriors went into the Freeway League play with an excellent pre-season record and a consolation place in a tournament. Each week the team was usually found in the Orange County top ten. Their outstanding play brought a second place trophy in the Easter Tournament. Keith Rokosz and Gregg Sporrer were selected as members of the All- Tournament Team. Eric Burgeson Pounds third base and heads for home. Ron Cunningham takes a pitch Sports Baseball 1 19 Varsity players were Ron Moore Ron Cunningham. John Feary Gregg Sporrer, Erie Burgeson, Greg Simons. Jeff Knox. Kevin Hufferd. Dennis Doyel. Mark Marshburn. Keith Rokosz. Pete Chapin, Lance Brewer. Keith Levin. Tony Torkleson. Doug Lester, and Wayne Perry Coaches were Nick Fuscardo and Greg Bock 120 Sports Baseball Mark Marshburn on the mountj _!I - . Hufferd coaches third base 1 ' IIM I.I 111 i .Mhdi . ■■« ■ . m i Sports Baseball 121 122 Sports Baseball u 1 DIG YEAR FOR J.V. Sports Baseball 123 i:l ilt.t f«.t 124 Sports Baseball FROSH-SOPH BAHERS Frosh-Soph Team Members were: Todd Anderson. Britt Bohall, Ed Borges, Jeff Breen. Dan Brltt, Carl Cokely, David Graham. John Henrick. Brian Hughs, Ron Hooper. Bill Kann, Doug Kennedy. Steve Liem. Jim Nero. Frank Oddo. Russ Roach. Jeff Robinsin. Jeff Smith. Phil Spangenberg, Kevin Wheelock. Mark Woodward. Coach Dave Clark. Sports Baseball 125 .0 ! ■ VARSITY MAKES WAVES V- 1 126 Sports Swimming Depth as well as a few outstanding individuals played the biggest part in the exceptional season put in by this young team. Waking up morning after morning before dawn to work out and working out again after school until dark paid off. The team swam to a 1 0-3 overall record and finished an impressive second in league. One of the biggest meets of the season was against La Habra as the Warrior ' s depth took over as it did all year, and they defeated last year ' s champs 97-75. The outstanding swimmer from Mexico. Oscar Gonzales, was a great boost to the team. Oscar showed great dedication along with great skill. Another outstanding individual was Brian Hopp who placed first in league in the 200 yd. freestyle and third in the 1 00 yd. free. VARSITY SCORES 66 Sunny Hills 105 114 Fullerton 45 112 Lowell 51 97 La Habra 75 123 Valley 43 98 Buena Park WON 5 LOST 1 74 Sports Swimming 127 128 Sports Swimming J.V. STROKES ON The J.V. ' s compiled the best overall record they ' ve ever had as they finished first with an undefeated season in league. This hard working team showed a great deal of spirit and dedication which played a big part in their winning the Freeway League crown. BACK ROyft. t, Whelan. G. i=feudenburgt. .R. Verian, !) ' Crepps, J. Be ' st. R. Schank. D, Equitz, KNEELING- B, Lang. Armando, J. Fleming, T. Renovlds, T Kowaiyk, D, Swartz, J, Dean JUNIOR VARSITY 81 Sunny Hills 65 122 Fullerton 120 Lowell 23 119 La Habra 119 Valley 18 110 Buena Park 44 J,V, went undefeated in ' r U ' - t§ USMAd «. « ' «• -u . a444J   fcfc Sports Swimming 129 UUUUiu FROSH-SOPH SHOWS PROMISE BACK ROW- J Doiby. D Hoover. T Buckley. D Mossman, D Hopp, D Machado. J Andes, KNEELING Dx Hopp. D. McGuckin, M Cook, R Campbell, D McDermith, D Brandon Not pictured Frosh Soph is Oscar Gonzales who placed second in CIF for the Frosh-Soph 100yd Breaststroke h The Frosh-Soph team showed great promise for future years. These young fish took second place in league by a near miss to S.H. The meet went down to the last race One of the high points of the season was a second place trophy from Lowell Invitatlonals. 67 Sunny Hills 112 Fullerton 95 Lowell 108 La Habra 115 Valley 107 Buena Park 72 45 25 25 33 1 30 Sports SwImming ii!SiSfc • 1 MEN OF THE COURT Sports Varsity Tennis 1 3 1 Bottom row Jose Pulido, Luis Pulido, Paul Shaver, Mike Lillie, Kraig Kobayashi Top row Coach Norman Davis. Rich Homan. Terry Brevick. Jim Peterson. Mark Beilin •  - - jMt ' Ai 132 Sports Tennis Tennis is a game requiring a great amount of concentration, skill, and endurance. This year ' s Varsity tennis team had just that. Powerful all year long in both doubles and singles, the team had a very successful season, losing to only the very best of opponents. All but two players will be on the team next year, so we can all look forward to another winning season. IJ ,..- . ' 1 SCORES 28 Lakewood 15 Walnut 12 24 El Dorado 4 26 Valencia 2 17 Villa Park 11 17 Loara 11 12 Los Alamitos 16 2 Sunny Hills 26 2474 Fullerton 3% 251 4 Lowell 2% 18 ' i La Habra 9% 21 % S.A.Valley 6V4 17 ' Savanna lOVi Sports Tennis 133 JUNIOR VARSITY RACKET SWINGERS v-r a  SCORES 3 Lakewood 5 9 Walnut 5 El Dorado 3 7 Valencia 1 5 Villa Park 3 4 14 Loara 3 ' 6 Los Alomitos 3 Sunny Hills 9 9 Fullerton 6 Lowell 2 8 La Habra 1 9 S.A. Valley 5 Savanna 4 1 34 Sports Tennis Our young but strong Junior Varsity tennis team displayed a great potential early in the season with a 6-1 record in preseason ganhes and a 5-1 record by midpoint of regular play. These hard working athletes were rewarded not only by winning but by the individual satisfaction of knowing that they had added to the overall effort of the team. IDifcxn fis, Tim SaiTd AultMike Solheim, Mark Salas. Christopher Knapp. TafiafOifert aictured: Mark Ephraim, FROSH-SOPH TENNIS TEAM: Brian Anderson. Paul Briggs, Craig Cannon. Stuart Haskins. Philip Hershkowitz. Mike Henry. Dan Johnson. Joey Mandry. Kevin Peters. James Schmidt. Robert Whitnell. Sports Tennis 135 THE NET SET Susan Nicolas, Maureen Kelly Dye returns Buena Park serve while Maureen Flynn and Joetta Forsyth prepare for the set. 132 SportsA olleyball TOP: Shawn Rauch and Kelty Dye. MIDDLE; Joetta Forsyth. Joanne Brown and Lisa Barret BOTTOM Maureen Flynn, Susan Nickolas. Coach Onstad, Diane Sweeny and Terry Joyce Flynn. Terry Joyce Maureen Flynn spikes ball after set by Susan Nicolas. Terry Joyce looks on. The girls ' Varsity Volleyball team played a good season in a tough league. Even though they got off to a slow start, they won four games out of the ten that they played. They did however beat Buena Park and Lowell, who were two of the top ranking teams in the league They were coached by Judy Onstad and George Vallance as a joint effort. Sports Volleyball 133 J.V. SEHING UP FOR NEW SEASON Kristy l1 . Christina Plett, Jenny Jones The girls who played Junior Varsity Volleyball this year are as shown above TOP L to R Patty Harris, Mary Kartcher, Jennifer Jones and Heather Malkowski. MIDDLE L to R Chen Panosh. Debbie Freeburg, Kandy Neville and Colleen Peterson, BOTTOM L to R Vicki Alameda, Chen Vallance and Christina Plett During their season they won two games out of the ten games they played but Coach Onstad is very hopeful as to how next year ' s season will turn out 138Sports J V Volleyball Jenny Jones, Christina Plett. Kristy Lane. Mary Kartcher v ' v READY RETURNS BRING 6-4 SEASON Mrs. Robertson, the new girls ' tennis coach, started the team early in September to prepare the girls for a rough season. The team finished with an overall 6-4 score. The season was highlighted by Pam Salas with ten wins, no losses, giving her the title of non- contested League Champion Singles Player. This sent her to GIF playoffs where she made it to the quarterfinals. Under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Robert- son, the entire team had a good season and competed to their fullest abilities. M arisol Pu lido: League Double Player. SINGLES: Top L to R; Lorraine Przekop. Lise Muller, Pam Salas, Kim Boettner, Shayda Soleyman, BOTTOM L to R: Lynn Lucivansky, Marisol Pulido. Tracy Wrightson, Sports Tennis 1 39 Can Caetano returns serve in Lowell game Doubles had an outstanding year with three pairs placing in the league Marisol Pulido and Kim Boettner were number one, and went to CIF where they made it to the semi-finals Sandy Redfearn and Ericka Cannon were number two and Lise Muller and Tracy Wrightson were number three LIse Muller 140 Pam Salas serves for her sixth straight win DOUBLES; Top row: Claire Rupp. Janice McAfee. Marilyn Macias, Lori Oja, Corrin Lang. Jill Browning, Nancy Brown. Sandy Redfearn, Ericka Cannon. Mary Hoover Bottom: Dee Dee Essick, Brenda Berry. Becky Redfearn. Mary Plunkett. Faith Takahashi, Lisa Mauerman. Cari Caetano. Dotty Gresto. Missing Mary Martin Sports Tennis 141 GIRLS TAKE THEIR BEST SHOTS With an overall 5-5 record, the Girl ' s Varsity Basketball Team finished third in the league The team had a strong offense with Sue Nicholas as point and Erica Cannon and Maureen Flynn as shooters. Scoring was led by Erica with a season total of 166 points, an average of 14 per game. Followed closely by Maureen Flynn with a 143. total. 12 per game BELOW Varsity From Row L to R Coleen Peterson. Coach Clevenger. Shelly Sanders Middle Row Mary Karcher, Sue Nicholas. Maryann McGee, Lynn Barrett Back Row Maureen Flynn, Erica Cannon. Aflene Growe. Lisa Davenport. Kris Davenport 142 Sports Basketball LEFT; Maureen Flynn shoots in game against Sunny Hills. BELOW; Patti Harris jumps for a rebound. |B H IS m fH 1 H- A J 1 1 l v I V A a!H l3 £ 3t ' BELOW: Terry Joyce (in air), Diane Sweeney, and Shawn Rauch ( 42) attempt to recover a turnover. J.V. Front Row L to R: Becky Toy, Beth Richardson, Valerie Skiles Middle Row: Coach Ben Rogers, Sue Berg, Patti Harris, Diane Sweeney, Donna McKennzie Back Row: Candy Nevile, Jenny Jones. Chen Panosh, Shawn Rauch. Not Pictured: Terry Joyce. Marilyn Macias. Corin Long. Sports Basketball 143 GIRLS GET INTO THE RACE r - RIGHT Just off the block, Maureen McVeigh begins the 440 BELOW: Sue Nrcolas gives out after passing baton to Kris Davenport during the rnile relay 144 Sports Track This year, for the first time n its history, Troy High School had a girl ' s track team. The team was under the direction of Coach Garson. According to Garson, the team pe rf or med admirably considering this was their first season. He was proud of all the girls who participated. TEAM: Front Row L to R: Asst. Coach Arnoldson, Julie Nelson, Patty Adams, Sue Nicolas, Mary Plunkett. Lisa Falconer, Coach Garson. Second Row: Joanne Forsyth, Lee Ann Tottleben, Karen Knox, Maureen McVeigh. Sandy Redfearn, Pam Salas. Third Row: Anna Rodriguez. Kris Davenport, Karen Critchfield, Carrie Mannino. Vicki Almeida. Back Row: Marisol Pulido. Mary Mangerson, Valerie Berel, Kathy James. LEFT: Sandy Redfearn continues the mile relay after receiving the baton from Kris Davenport. Sports Track 145 TALENTED TUMBLERS ■ V ES S KrVfl l B F h H ' ' kJSM ABOVE Pam Underhil circle completes a mill TEAM Right, Front Row L to R Julie Smith. Cooky Flores. Linda Guardia, Lydia Ruiz. Heidi Sjostrom. Tracy Correz, Teri Endo, Becky Redfearn Back Row Coach Barbara Robertson, Gail Caldwell. Ton Miller, Joanne Vlahos, Can Caetano. Debbie Freedburg, Debbie Clay, Brenda Garl. Diane Scalzo. Asst Coach Scott Beam. Robin Taback Not pictured Bonnie Bylund. Lynn Cruzen. Shan Lenhart. Lisa Russell. Pam Underbill 146 Sports Gymnastics LEFT: Cooky Flores in a class three routine. Tori Miller performs a class two floor routine against Fullerton. BELOW n a meet The girl gymnasts for 1976 had a very productive year. Although not many meets were won, the performances by the girls were exceptional. Often, the opponent would enter up to six girls in one event and Troy would enter only two, and Troy would take first and second place. But the glory wouldn ' t last for long, the opposer ' s overall score tallied up to more than Troys because of their number of contenders, so the real victory was theirs. Although Troy had a small team which presented certain problems, it aided in producing outstanding performers. The three top performers were Robin Taback, with a 29.7 average per meet. Tori Miller with a 25.6, and Tracy Correz with a 25.1 average. ABOVE; Gail Caldwell, a class three performer on beam. LEFT: Robin Taback begins a back-hip circle on the high bar as part of the class two bar routine. Sports Gymnastics 147 GIRLS . . . TAKE THE PLUNGE The girls who were diving this year included Erica Cannon, Lon Kahn, Sylvia Dalehite. Diane Scaizo and Brenda Garl They were coached by Mr DuBrowa 148 Sports Swimming and Diving The girls who participated in swimming were: Lynn Billow, Kelsey Wuerth. Carol Cottrel, Denice Kennedy, Donna Hamilton, Lori Manes, Peggy Williams, Karen Imura, Shayda Soleymani, Marie Senner, Arlene Growe. Lisa Davenport and Andrea Pendleton. They were under the direction of Coach Onstad. Sports Swimming and Diving 149 WATCH THE BIRDIE 1 50 Sports Badminton Sports Badminton 151 ACADEMICS One of the basic student ' s life is the pursuit of academic fulfillment- Certainly a very large part of school time is spent in a classroom situation where students are taught a wide variety of topics ranging from basic English to Math Analysis to Student Store. Whatever the subject matter may be, every individual in school strives and eventually attains the ultimate goal of knowledge. X ■ A . ' PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE 1 54 Academics Counseling THERE ' S MORE TO ENGLISH Besides the usual activities of reading novels, writing essays, and innproving vocabulary skills, several innovative courses were offered in the English department. Among these was a class entitled What ' s Next, which consisted of studying the changing world through such imaginative literature as 1984 and BRAVE NEW WORLD. Another course called Life Decisions explored a student ' s various college, career, and lifestyle choices for the future. Bible Lit, World Odyssey, and English Honors were some of the other specialized English classes that helped to orient students to the many facets of the English language. Academics English 155 FUTURE SCIENTISTS The teachers in the Science Departnnent maintained a high level of achievement by presenting their courses in an enthusiastic and interesting manner The Cage provided a source of entertainment and interest to the people passing through the 300 building corridor, and the vivarium, a place unknown to most students, provided the Biology Club members and Green Thumbing students a place to raise and observe plants The sole field trip in the department was the Physics students ' visit to the Griffith Park Observatory Second Semester brought two long term substitutes to the Science Department due to the absences of Mrs Johnson and Mrs Dixon 1 56 Academics Science c COUNTING ON CALCULATORS The Math Department continued the tradition of being one of the school ' s strongest departments in academic achievements. It had a high enrollment in upper division courses including three full classes of Trigonometry and one of Math Analysis. The Math Team also entered the year with the tradition of sure success: however. Miss Hoyt was frequently heard referring to 1976 as a building year. The department ' s strength must be the product of the persistence of the students, but more than that, the enthusiasm of the teachers. Academics Math 1 57 BUILDING DEHER BONES The Physical Education Department acquired two new teachers. Barbara Robertson and Dave Clark Mrs Robertson coached the girl ' s tennis and gymnastics teams, and taught regular P E. courses, Mr Clark assisted in football coaching and instructed required P E classes also During February, the girl ' s gymnastic team sponsored the Cartwheel-A-Thon Members of the team had their friends and teachers pledge a certain amount of money per cartwheel, which the gymnasts executed during a limited period of time The proceeds went to the use of the team The department also formed the girls ' track team, coached by Glen Garson Money, donated by the Boys ' Varsity Club purchased a new tennis backstop for the Boys ' P E Department. The teachers of the department believe that lifetime sports such as bowling and tennis are as important as team sports and should be offered for the students Furthermore, through physical education, individuals not only have learned skills, but also have developed sportsmanlike relations with others, and have gained satisfaction and accomplishment. ry -- J 158 Academics P,E. ' - r- ' VitkSH ■■ kjMt -— ■ l tT i-VH ■ ' -. C ■ . The Physical Education Department again offered Co-ed P.E. to Troy ' s students. Of the four classes presented, Janis Clevenger taught badminton. Bill Morris instructed tennis, Ron Wootton coached racketball and Pat Putnam offered bowling. The bowling class, a totally new course offered at Troy, had sessions in the mornings before school. Students provided their own transportation to the bowling alley, but || l| -■j-J fci-.A- ' they did not have to pay any fees for the use of the alley. i. . , ' ' ' This year ' s Co-ed program proved to be successful. Academics P.E. 159 THE SHOW MUST GO ON Fine Arts endeavored to develop the creativity of Students through art, drama, and music Heightened awareness was achieved through performing and creating. Art students at Troy High learned and developed further skills in painting, sculpture, and pottery Talented Instructors lent first hand experience and thoughts to broaden the students outlook toward art and the artist The art class was also a place where projects were planned and then worked to perfection until a useful or beautiful object was created giving the artist a true sense of achievement In the portrayal of varied characters, students in drama gained a new perspective of their inner thoughts and feelings They were aided by student teachers in perfecting mime, buiding sets, and other technical aspects. 1 60 Academics Fine Arts Instrumentalists and vocalists found personal expression through their music. Many achieved special recognition by being accepted to elite Southern California and California organizations for young musicians. In instrumental music, the Small Ensemble Vios revived once again. It consisted of a Stage Band, a Gypsies String group, and a Ragtime Ensemble. T.I. P., Troy Instrumental Parents was formed in an effort to enlarge the Music Department. Academics Fine Arts 161 WHAT ' S The North Orange County Regional Occupational Program Is a joint effort by the Anaheim. Brea-Ollnda, Fullerton. and Placentia School Districts to offer an expanded vocational education program. They are geared to provide high school students, out of school youths, and adults the opportunity to learn employment Students gain first hand experience as well as a work record They acquire a sense of Independence and responsibility, in addition to gaining many friends 162 Academics R.O.P. 1 Cl jj 1 m M PBV I B - ' ' ' W B ' .- ' v V-y W j y ■P ' l H V ' ' Ji P m iH iiii 1 TROY ' S BEHER BUSINESS BUREAU The Business Department offered two new classes, Model Office and De-Co-Op. Model Office was designed for self pace on-the-job training of fifteen different level office jobs. One unit of credit was given for each job completed. De-Co-Op enabled the student to work for wages in an occupation after school, where he used the responsibilities, knowledge, and skills obtained from the class. The department also supervised the student store. Students who signed up for the student store learned the techniques of managing and operating a store or business. Mary irginia Aldrich joined the staff and taught typing, business law, and business management. Throughout the year the business department tried to provide a variety of marketable skills that would benefit the students in their future careers. Academics Business 163 LAWS FOR LIVING Health was a one semester course required for Troy ' s sophomores The mam purpose of the class was to Impress upon the students the needs and methods of prevention and control of diseases, epidemic and otherwise The course not only instructed students on the subject of major diseases, but stressed personal health and hygiene as well The three main areas that the course dealt with are: infectious diseases, including venereal diseases; non-infectious diseases: and the mechanics of the body. Courses such as these have been said to be a key factor in the recent improvement of America ' s health standards. Driver Instruction consisted of the classroom driver education and in-the-car driving laboratory Students at Troy were enrolled for one semester of classroom and were scheduled for about three weeks in the car. In the classroom all phases of automobile ownership and operation were covered. Emphasis was placed on the safe, efficient, and economical use of the motor vehicle. The car laboratory covered lessons on the proper procedures of driving in all types of traffic and the use of all types of manuevers. 1 64 Academics Health-Drivers Ed, IB a B jT -; ■ . CM-: , ' .V. THE FARM THAT WASN ' T A high school doesn ' t have to smell like a farm to have an active Agriculture Department. This is not to say, however, that Troy didn ' t have a farm. Students had special projects at other schools where they gained experience in raising livestock. A few students had room enough in their backyards for raising chickens, rabbits, and even steer, some of which were entered in judging contests at various shows including one at the Los Angeles County Fair. The Agriculture Department ran a total of three courses throughout the year: Introduction to Agriculture, Forestry, and Veterinary Science. One hundred and forty students stood behind Troy ' s Agriculture classes, and the instructor, James Higgins, has high hopes of adding a fourth course dealing with horses. The year ended with a giant barbecue banquet where selected students were recognized as having done an outstanding job during the year. Among the major awards were the Bank of America Award received by Steve Hefley, and the Dekalb Agricultural Research Award given to Mary Hess. Academics Agriculture 165 WHERE LEARNING COUNTS V i f. ' The Troy Learning Center had offered several new services in 75-76 : 1) An Introduction to Social Science Bridge Program for ninth graders which permits attendance in regular large group two days per week and small seminars in the Learning Center on the other days 2) An assessment service for students who want to find out how well they will perform on SAT, ACT or proficiency exams By taking a series of tests during few periods, they can select areas in which they need extra practice or review. 3) A Survival class that deals with consumer purchasing insurance, job-hunting and other basic skills has been available to students who want to know how to be self-sufficient after high school In addition, the program continued to offer individualized learning alternatives for students who need them. 1 66 Academics Special Education-Project Succeed HELPING THOSE WHO CARE For the first time in the school ' s history, students from OH-MH were able to enroll in the Industrial Arts Department under Woodshop. Instructor Howard Levine took one period away from Troys regular wood classes in order that the handicapped might have a go at it. Whether they did it themselves or instructed the ways that others might do it for them, the students were able to achieve successful completion, making the department ' s 1976 innovation a worthy cause. Academics OH-MH 167 IT ' S A SMALL WORLD ' Troys language department offered more languages than any other high school In the district The department taught five years of French, German, and Spanish: four years of Latin and Russian; and two years of Portuguese It also provided individual instruction in German and Spanish, Tom Hewitson, the department chairman, stated the department ' s objective as giving students a living, working, speaking knowledge of a language, people, and culture ■■ 3 In January the department held an orientation for a group of 8th grade students. These students visited language classes and attended a program presented by Troy ' s staff and students which depicted the cultures and languages of various foreign countries. The orientation proved to be successful 1 68 Academics Foreign Language Many teachers from the department worked with summer language camps. These camps provided activities such as hiking, horseback riding, and swimming, but were conducted In a foreign language. The teachers also have sponsored trips to foreign countries, where students lived with families while attending classes that Improved their speaking skills. Anne Kline and Jerry Hamilton escorted some Spanish students to Mexico during Easter vacation, and Finn Englyng planned a trip for some of his German students to Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. Academics Foreign Language 169 THERE ' S MORE TO IT THAN JUST BOOKS Until this year, the library had been the scene for socializing, and the place for studying only when everywhere else was full Students were never aware of all the material available through the library ' s functions The records, filmstrips, movies, microfilms, magazines, and many of the 28,000 bound volumes, therefore, went virtually unused. Finally drastic measures have been taken This year the librarians started requiring teacher passes upon entry, which may have been a bother, but practically eliminated theft, damage, and noise. 7k. ,  • , .A H ' High hope is held that Troys students will begin to realize the importance of the library ' s resources; and in joint association with Audio-Visual, the entire department feels that, when the students are ready, it can provide a great deal of service through the use of their multi-media 1 70 Academics Library-Audio Visual FLAIRS FOR HOMEMAKING Activity was brewing in the Home Ec. Department throughout the year. Sewing classes held two fashion shows. Fall and Spring, and Foods peaked their year with the March bake-off contest. Volunteer work was also a part of the department as a few advanced clothing students made a total of eleven smocks for the Red Cross. Academics Home Ec. 171 Troys Industrial Arts Department continued to give the students a chance to use their hands In building skills while having fun. Products made In Woodshop, Metalshop, and other courses could be found for sale to outside parties, although much of the work done was for personal use. 1 72 Academics Industrial Arts The skills taught by Troy are not difficult to learn, but good work takes time and concentration, which the students seem to have done without second thoughts. Academics Industrial Arts 1 73 A WORLD OF CLASSES FOR A WORLD OF KNOWLEDGE Psychology was as popular as ever Three hundred of Troy ' s students found themselves and the others around them. As the field of Psychology grows, so expands Michael DuBrowa ' s topics. The future of the psychology department seems to be set. 1 74 Academics Social Science The Social Science Department offered more innovative courses than any other department at school. IVluch of this, of course, was due to the number of required classes, but the department still had a large number of electives. A large faculty and an enthusiastic student body brought the social sciences to their goal of high enrollment and high achievement. Academics Social Science 175 A SCHOOL WITHIN A SCHOOL m A It could have easily been referred to as Troy ' s giant step for ' 76. Through the enthusiastic persistency of a small group of faculty, an all new department was brought to its christening Eight teachers and over 250 students made up what people referred to as Alternative School. Almost anybody walking into former room 537 would have been appalled as to the interior decorating that had taken place during the course of the year; but to an Alternative School student, the room was a place of second-residence Couches and chairs could be found to lounge on, and good reading could be found on the walls, as there were enough posters and bulletins to supply a full day ' s reading and then some. Any personal or academic advice could be sought from any one of the present teachers. Together, the students and teachers helped each other achieve what each wanted out of school, and in so doing, created for themselves a sort of home away from home. y i 176 Academics Alternative School Not only did they make room 537 their home, they succeeded in making all of Southern California their backyard. Special field trips were arranged and taken to beaches, mountains, and museums. Other jaunts were taken allowing students and teachers to participate in biking, bowling, waterskiing, and one very special weekend of sailing. Perhaps the biggest activity of their year was the grand Alternative School picnic in which a good part of the population participated. Community projects were also an important part of some of the students ' schedules. Alternative School had stude nts teaching music at elementary schools and helping in health clinics in the area. Interschool meetings were held to exchange ideas and to discuss any matters of personal importance. This year ' s participants agreed that the experiment was worth whi le, and the instructors are looking forward to a growing department in later years. Academics Alternative School 177 FINE ARTS Fii jT ' IB ' i m-iL 3 ■ N K iamtr: 1 H f f - Because it continually strived for perfection, our fine arts department distinguished itself as one of the best in the county. Under the guidance of experienced teachers, students learned to express themselves through the mediums of art, dance, music, and drama. Plagued with problems due to lack of funds and time, the students continued to work and practice. As individuals and as groups, these artists displayed the true spirit of achievement TRY YOUR WINGS . . . EXPLORE -t ; Art is a creative outlet for individual expression With this as its philosophy, the art department encouraged all students to explore as many different media as possible, and find areas of interest to them. Instruction was personalized, but was kept to a minumum so that individual style would develop Within the loose framework of assigned projects, students were able to present their own conceptions, realistic or impressionistic. 180 Fine Arts Art Fine Arts Art 181 Fly higher than you have dared to dream and discover the beauty which lies within you 182 Fine Arts Art Fine Arts Art 1 83 1 84 Fine Arts Drama YOU CAN ' T TAKE IT WITH YOU THE CAST Penelope Sycamore. . . . Shelia Brown, Susan Cebula Essie Carmichael Sally MacKain, Robin Taback Martin Venderhof Lloyd Henrick Alice Sycamore Kristy Roy, Mona Moore Tony Kirby Rick Romney Paul Sycamore Jim Schmidt Ed Carmichael Curtis Anderson On November 13.15,20, and 22, Drama Ensemble made its debut in the comedy, You Can ' t Take It With You. The play captivated the audience with Its sparkling humor, yet beneath the laughter and witticisms lay a very thought-provoking philosophy: the purpose of life is not to amass a fortune or build fame but to make each day personally rewarding. Fine Arts Drama 185 CAROUSEL 1 86 Fine Arts Drama The first day of summer school a group of 1 20 students clustered in the music room for tryouts. It took anywhere from two to four days before casting was completed and rehearsals could begin. Not only were people rehearsing but the set crew, make-up, costuming, lighting and publicity chairmen were all working madly to make that opening curtain. CAROUSEL was finally ready to present to the public. Opening and Closing nights are the main eventsi Everyone was buzzing with excitement, flowers were strewn everywhere for good-luck. The tension of opening curtain was in the air as the first few s econds of dialogue would determine whether the play would be a success or not. Closing night was filled with applause and sighs of relief as the curtain went down one last time. Major Characters from the Cast of CAROUSEL were: Billy Bigelow jim Praiger, Paul McKay Julie Jordan Julie Kohlenberger, Karen Ollsson Nettie Fowler Cathy Rheingans, Diane Hoertz Jigger Craigin Lloyd Henrick, Ron MacDonald Carrie Pipperidge Melanie Backer Enoch Snow Dave Weiller, Steve Wayland Mrs. Mullin.lPam Mason, Carol Antonow Fine Arts Drama 187 Keep CL-VeciA. THE CAST FREE TO BE YOU AND ME Kathy Decker Kandy Reid Mona Moore Carol Antonow Terrj Cambell Perri Sloan Sally MacKain Lisette Gragg Kristy Roy Lynda Blals Dan McGuken Rick Romney Scott Hayes Lloyd Henrick Scott Booth Steve Cassidy Doug Gamache Curtis Anderson Stan Kruk Jim Schmidt 188 Fine Arts Drama Fine Arts Drama 189 M A S H On March 25,26, and 27 students entering the Lecture Hall were transported to South Korea in the 1950 ' s, or so they thought; In reality they had walked onto the set of M ' A ' S ' H, produced by Acting Workshop Cast members worked diligently to make the production a success, and they were rewarded by the jubilant applause and laughter of the audience 190 Fine Arts Drama Ho-John Richard Callaci Hawkeye Scott Boothe Duke Ray Shirley Trapper John Scott Hays Hot Lips Lisa Martin Walt Waldowski David Akins Col. Blake Jim Morrissey Janice Sherry Henderson Nancy Lisa Weiks Bridget Toti Levine Capt. Frank Burns David Clouse Gen Hammond Mike Weinzweig Other cast members were: Robert Rosenthal, Dave Neal, Lani Kirathe, Steve Taylor, Dan McGuckin, Tim Tebbe, Mary Dahl, Lisa Deemer, Joan Eckley, Harold Goodman, Carole Juliano, Alison Svilar, Janet Levy, Lynda Bias, Tracie Cobban, Sabrina Semonell, Lorna Hertzler, Dwight Equitz, Jeri Throgmorton, David Membrez, and Kari Schneckner. Fine Arts Drama 191 SPOON RIVER ANTHOLOGY Picture a small town, close to a river in southern Illinois. A scene of tranquility, bordering on dullness comes to mind. The people are simple, hard working sorts, contented with life, expecting nothing from it. Days run into days and remain indistinguishable from one another. But Spoon River Anthology shatters this myth, and exposes the hypocrisy and baseness present in small towns. V- In putting on this production Drama ' Ensemble attempted to portray the intricacies and subtle ironies which lie below the surface, creating tension and conflict. Cast included: Bob Anderson, Curt Anderson, Carol Antonow, Val Austin, Sheila Brown, Terry Campbell, Steve Cassidy, Sue Cebula, David Earick, Joan Fox, Lisette Gragg, Denise Griffith, Lloyd Henrick, Stretch Johnston, Sally MacKain, Pam Mason, Mona Moore, Lisa Nolette, Karen Olsson, Kristy Roy, Jim Schmidt, Robin Taback, Eldon Young, Technical assistance by Jim Book and Tim Metzger. Fine Arts Drama 1 93 Drama club is composed of students interested in theatrics President Shelia Brown, with advisor Tom Moore, planned club activities which included a trip to NBC studios to see the taping of Welcome Back, Kotter as well sponsoring the play FREE TO BE YOU AND ME The club also had its annual Halloween potluck and costume party THESPIANS UNITE 194 Fine Arts Drama Club A NEW LOOK FOR GIRLS ' CHOIR Girl ' s Choir was directed by Karl Thompson first semester, and by Mr. James Young second. The girls elected to have dresses instead of choir robes. They were invited to the Canyon High School Invitational Festival, and the El Modena High School Festival. The Girls Choir members are; Sopranos; Cindy Baker, Lynda Blais, Mary Dahl, Cathy Decker, Lori Manes, Debbi Marigila, Teri Penrod, Chris Plett, Vicki Rolph, Kari Schnecker, Mimi Sonners, Diana Spe ' nger, Diane Stein, Dawn Streit, Becky Worsham. Altos; Cindy Anderson, Sharon Ekstrand, Carol Ericson, Toni Jenson, Judy Lynn, Suzanne Melvin, Lori Osborn, Kim Peterson, Kandy Reid, Lori Riley, Alison Svilar. Pianist; Cindy Dorris. ' THE CHOSEN FEW The Debutones gained much recognition this year under the creative conducting of Karl Thompson, a student teacher from Chapman College Through his efforts the group flourished into an outstanding young women ' s organization Many performances kept them busy as they attended many prestigious festivals throughout Southern California Members of the group were; Cindy Dorris, Sally Haney. Lisa Kohlenberger. Patricia Lang, Judy Lynn, Sharon Mathewson, Wendy MItchel, Cristina Plett, Sue Poteat, Kandy Reid. Kan Schneckner, Jan Sensanbaugher, Diana Spenger, Robin Taback, Becky Worsham. 196 Fine Arts Debutones — — 1 11 wn ' aP j-dJ Jl.lr j pp m] J mMmt Km T.,--: •x. ' j.M, •■ iitik diL •■ ■ VOICES OF THE FUTURE . ' u % WS • l ,:M %1 Concert Choir members: Reynaldo Amande, Yvette Autrey, Michelle Ballard, Allison Book, David Castle, Jeff Crow, Carlota Cruz, Mark Ellingson, John Engstrom, Brenda Pitcher, Rory Fitzgerald, Alyria Flores, Doug Gamache, Dore Gogerty, David Gram, Paula Haddad, Harold Hixon, Daniel Jensen, Kathy Kerstner, Nancy Kindstrand, Janet Knowton, Sherri Mandel, Marleen Merchant, Charles Nolley, Bret Olson, Penny Paulson, Ken Pruhs, Stephanie Reid, Peter Robertson, Diana Roehl, Tim Rogers. Theresa Rothman, Joan Sensanbaugher, Karen Sloan, Dee Spafford, Anthony Stitt, Nancy Sugnuchi, Sandra Talente, Kitt Tobey, Michell Touchberry, Brent Turner, Cathy Wheeler, Paul White, and Tim Williams. Fine Arts Concert Choir 197 m!v I Because of its outstanding record, Symphonic Choir, directed by Mr. James Young, was invited to sing in Washington D.C. as part of the bicentennial celebration. However, many problems arose, and the choir was unable to attend. The group did attend many prestigious festivals such as the Loyola-Marymount, Romona High School, and El Modena High School festivals. The choir members are: Sopranos; Kim Boettner, Terry Cambell, Julie Clay, Catie Coots, Lisa Falconer, Missy Flynt, Diane Heortz, Carolyn Hugues, Jill Jones, Linda Kato, Lisa Mauerman, Dawn Medows, Mona Moore, Bessie Moreno, Crystal Morgan, Lisa Nolette, Karen Olsson! Dee Dee Patrick, Kristy Roy. Mary Veevaert: Altos: Lauren Boehringer, Julie Borel, Sheila Brown, Judy Brunson, Barbara Covington, Patty Daley, Barbara Forte, Carol Gelfer, Debbie Graber, Denise Griffith, Laurie Hart! Becky Hickman, Joyce King, Lisa Kohlenberger, Laura Lee, Lynn Lucivansky, Pam Mason, Debbie McKay, Wendy Mitchel, Heidi Oleyar, Lynn Parker. Jeanne Plett. Christy Roberts, Lisa Russell, Jan Sensenbaugher, Kandy Weidman, Wendy Wright-hay; Tenors: Kevin Daverin, Bill Fowks, Loyd Henrick, Gary Kobayashi, Jeff Lane. Rick Lopez. Eric Meyers, Chris Noble. Jim Peterson. Juan Munoz Ramirez. Rick Romney. Mike Soo-Hoo, Mike Weinzweig; Basses: Dave Akins. Curtis Anderson. Dave Beal. Ken Black, Mike Bottomly. Duncan Cambell. Steve Castle, Dave Clouse. Dan Crow. Keith Demlinger, Brain Hathaway, Larry Hart. Kevin Hufferd. Stretch Johnston, Andy Mawhinney. Tim Metzger. Leigh Robertson. Kenny Rothman Fine Arts Symphonic Choir 1 99 Partners are Jon Amidei and Christy Roberts. Steve Castle and Heidi Oleyar, Dave Clouse and Barb Covington. Steve Gardea and Mona Moore. Scott Hays and Catie Coots. Stretch Johnston and Kristy Roy. John Racca and Lynn Parker. Rick Romney and Kandy Weidman. Rick Tutt and Jill Jones, Accompanists for the group are Stan Kruk. guitar, and Rod Sims, drums. 200 Fine Arts Guvs and Dolls SINGIN ' AND SWINGIN ' Kristy Roy and Mona Moore clowning after a performance at the Disneyland Hotel. Because of budget cuts within the district, Guys and Dolls was very nearly cancelled. But because of many letters to the district by concerned friends and parents, the class was reinstated and went on to have a very busy and successful year. They participated in the Aztec Sing, a competition hosted by Azusa High School, and won first place and two hundred dollars. They performed at the Disneyland Hotel and the Balboa Bay Club and planned to participate in a Bicentennial celebration. Fine Arts Guys and Dolls 201 DREAM A LIHLE DREAM Curt Anderson, Dave Beal, Ken Black, Kevin Daverm, Doug Gamache, Laurie Hart, Lloyd Henrick, Diane Hoertz, Kevin Hufferd, Joyce King, Rick Lopez, Lynne Lucivansky, Debbie McKay. Eric Meyers, Crystal Morgan, Lisa Nollette. Tonn Oberg. Dee Dee Patrick, Juan Ramirez, Lisa Russell Not Pictured Wendy Mitchell and Lisa Kohlenburger, 202 Fine Arts Madrigals The Madrigals, under the direction of James A. Young, are undoubtedly one of the most elite singing groups at Troy. Included in their busy year was hosting the Tenth Annual Christmas Festival in Troy ' s own Lecture Hall. In addition to many performances, they attended many festivals throughout Southern California. :-?■  :. ' . • !.: -• Al Arnold. Dave Azama. Stacey Blackwood. Jennifer Blakesley. Randy Boehringer, Doug Campbell. Martin Carreon. Matt Cook. Lori Dames. John Deemer. Nancy DelVecchio. Cindy Endresen. Steve Fett. John Flemming. Shirley Fox. Ann Ffales. Steve Gardea. Lynn Gates. Fred Geiger. Kent Harclerode. Lynn Harclerode. Scott Hays. Darla Higgms. Daman Hopp. Darrell Hopp. Karen Huff, Brian Hughes. Jeff Kollman. Robyn Lambert. Shawn Little. David Low, lam McGibbon. Romon Martinez. Tod Mauerman. Priscilla Melanson, David Membrez, Sabrina Mida. Tim Millard. George Moore. Vince Moreno. Frank New. Bob Oberg, Tom Oberg, Pearl Okamura. Heidi Oleyar. Vicki Payne. Celeste Pence. Virginia Ralston. Karen Reed. Christy Roberts. Tom Rogers. Ken Rothman. Cliff Silverman. Charlotte Smith. Jolene Standley, Mike Stebner, Sue Steege, Neil Streitberger, Debbie Tilton. LeAnn Tottleben. Al Trosko. Jim Vetter. Dave Vigus, Stephanie Ware. Lisa Weiks. Steve White. Ken Wickham. Randy Wickstrom. Valerie Wickstrom. Dave Wiggins. Laura Wilbraham. Pam Woehler. John Zeuthen Shields Banners are Chris Carson. Lon Curling. Mary Faber. Tamara Heftey. Susan Lathrop. Jamie Logan, Marsha Shaffer, Sharon Walker, Lori Ware. Joanne Wirt2 204 Fine Arts Marching Band Because practices were held during school rather than after school, the band was much larger, enabling it to execute many more intricate f ormations. The addition of letter and banner carriers gave the band a new dimension, while the twirlers added a colorful flair. Most of these new additions may be attributed to Ms. Lila Parrish, the band ' s new director. Fine Arts Marching Band 205 Concert Band, one of Troy ' s outstanding musical groups, was conducted by Ms Lila Parrish Composed of many talented musicians, the group has consistently received superior marks from festival adjudicators. Concert Band was very active throughout the year, playing for the Moms and Pops and Christmas Concerts, as well as planning a concert of their own in the spring. They performed for the Night in Fullerton celebration and ended the year by playing at graduation ceremonies. 206 Fine Arts Concert Band NO STRINGS AHACHED n v PnH.l! c: r °l D v.dAzama. Jennifer Blakesley, Randy Boehringer, Terry Boehringer, Lory Campbell, Martin Carreon, Steve Castle. Richard Cruz n Nnht Tn nr p ' ' ' ' ? nJ ' ' ' i ' i ' ' ' ■ Lvnn Harclerode. Scott Hays. Daria Higgins, David Low. Sally MacKain, Sabrina Mida. George Moore ' i rn VpI n? u ' i Ll . ' 7 - ' f.t ' 1 ' ' f.,- °. ' ' ' ' ' ' ■ ' ' ■ ' ' ' ° ' ' ' ■T ' °9« = ' Cliff Silverman. Mike Stebner, Sue Steege Al Trosko Jim Vetter, Dave Vigus, Lisa Weiks, Steve White. Ken Wickham, Valerie Wickstrom. David Wiggins, Laura Wilbraham, Pam Woehler, Fine Arts Concert Band 207 STRING ALONG WITH LILA The Orchestra, under the direction of Ms Lila Parrish, attended the Orange Coast College Festival in early April, In addition, the group performed at many concerts throughout the year including Moms and Pops and the annual Christmas Concert The String Orchestra was also very active. Included in their performances was a concert under the auspices of the Philharmonic Society, 208 Fine Arts Orchestra «!% rl ♦ i Karen Azama, Kristi Campitelli, Julie Clay. Laura Cook, Nancy DelVecchio. Ruth Edwards, Joetta Forsyth, Ann Frates, Lynn Harclerode. Linda Kato, Kraig Kobayashi, Paul Nagy, Frank New, Heidi Oleyar, Marisol Pulido, Terry Radinzel, Pam Rheingans. Ken Rothman, Rod Sims, Diane Slaven. Janet Steinberg, Sue Teichmiller, Lee Ann Tottleben, Becky Toy, Elayne Walker, Fine Arts Orchestra 209 STILL STRINGIN ' The String Orchestra, under the direction of Ms Lila Parrish, enjoyed a schedule of many performances this year Their hard work and dedication was rewarded by the sense of accomplishment that came with every note One of the most enjoyable and rewarding experiences was playing for groups of grammar school students. The performances were arranged to introduce these children to the beauty and wonder of music. The String Orchestra played a wide variety of music ranging from popular songs to Bach ' s Fugue In G Minor Members were Karen Azama, Kristie Campitelli, Julie Clay, Nancy DelVecchio, Joetta Forsyth, Linda Kato, Kraig Kobayashi, Paul Nagy, Heidi Oleyar, Marisol Pulido, Ten Radinzel. Diane Slaven, Lee Ann Tottleben, and Becky Toy. 210 Fine Arts Instrumental THEY BAND TOGETHER Although this is primarily a training group, they had a busy year including performing at the Annual Moms and Pops Concert and the Christmas Concert. Members of the group were Scott Anderson, Mark Armstrong, Eric Batrum, Stacey Blackwood, Doug Campbell, Craig Cannon, Matt Cook, Lori Curling, Lori Daines, John Deemer, Mary Faber, Steve Fett, John Fleming, Shirley Fox, Ann Frates, Tom Gates, Tamara Hefley, Darrell Heirendt, Danian Hopp, Darrell Hopp, Karen Huff, Brian Hughes, Jeff Kolmann, Susan Lathrop, Shawn Little, Jamie Logan, Ramon Martinez, Lori Massie, Tod Maurman, Priscilla Melanson, Tim Millard, Vince Moreno, Robert Oberg, Vicki Payne, Virginia Ralston, David Reimer, Ken Rothman, Marsha Shaffer, Nasirk Shamsi, Charlotte Smith, Neil Streitberger, Sharon Walter, Randy Wickstrom, Joanne Wirtz, and John Zeuthen. Fine Arts Instrumental 21 1 PLAY GYPSIES, DANCE GYPSIES Gypsies was regenerated this year under the direction of Ms. Lila Parrish, Their music ranged from Bohemian tunes and Gypsie strains, to pupular songs including many of the Carpenter ' s songs Members of the group were Heidi Oleyar. Julie Clay, Nancy DelVecchio, Paul Nagy. Joetta Fordyth, Leigh Ann Tottleben, and John Racca. 212 Fine Arts Gypsies fs. ' THE ENTERTAINERS Lively tunes, reminiscent of the Roaring 20 ' s, could be heard emanating from the band room on Wednesday afternoons. These lilting Scott Joplin melodies were being played by a new group on campus called the Ragtime Ensemble. Members of the group were Dave Azama, Karen Azama, Eric Batrum, Nancy DelVecchio, Linda Kato, Dave Low, Paul Nagy, Tom Oberg, Lee Ann Tottleben, Jim Vetter, and Laura Wilbraham. The group was directed by Ms. Lila Parrish. - 2 K| r B B ' H H i . ' ' ' ' B m tf jHNkd m 1 Fine Arts Ragtime Ensemble 213 THE WONDERFUL WORLD OF DANCE A 214 Fine Arts Dance Fine Arts Dance 215 216 Fine Arts Oance J.i The Dance members are: David Akins, Lisa Aldrich, Lynda Bergh, Lynda Blais, Sonja Brandon, David Clouse, Cattie Coots, Cristi Craig, Susan Dowd, Dana Eskridge, Melissa Flynt, Ann Prates, Renee Gibson, Janis Gonos, Trudy Goss, Debbie Holley, Ann Horstman, Rick Johnston, Kathi Kelly, Pam Mason, Judy May, Mona Moore, Patrica McCuin, Lynn Morgan, Erin Ohrt, DeeDee Patrick, John Racca, Kim Riordan, Susan Roberts, Barbara Rost, Ken Rothman, Kristy Roy, Rima Shepard, Alison Svilar, Marie Tronske, Kandy Weidman, Mike Weinzweig, Becky Worsham. Fine Arts Dance 21 7 PORTRAITS In striving for goals, one is often met with discouragement, but the spirit of achievement within each individual urges that individual to continually work for and to ultimately accomplish his task. Sometimes our achievements are recognized and rewarded by others around us. but more often they are not. However, our goals were not attained for recognition, but rather for personal satisfaction and achievement As individuals, we reach for personal dreams. As faculty, administrators, and students, we strive for knowledge and understanding And as members of society, we attempt to better the world in which we live. SENIORS LOOK FORWARD TO BRIGHT FUTURES Lisa Aldrich Laurel Alexander Deborah Alger Jonathan Amidei Curtis Anderson Scott Anderson Susan Andes Sally Annette Carol Antonow Patricia Ash Sheri Ashley John Baker Rich Ballantine Roger Barber Sandra Barclay Kent Barlow Arthur Barter Robert Bartlett Sam Batalon Tim Baxter Scot Beam Eric Beamesderfer Rodney Beard Bob Bell Joan Bell Paul Beltz Jennifer Bent Elizabeth Berbos Carole Berkowitz Douglas Berry 220 Portraits Seniors School spirit was shown by the seniors by the artistic way that they decorated the school. The paper that was in the trees and the outhouse in front of the office were just a few examples of the senior spirit. Portraits Seniors 221 222 Portraits Seniors Barbara Bertch Suzanne Billow Shauna Birrell Terry Bishop Greg Bissonette Kenneth Black Glenn Blakesley Susie Bledsoe Lauren Boehringer Kim Boettner Craig Borel IVIike Bottomley Daniel Botts Dean Bouldin Lewis Boyd David Bradshaw Sonja Brandon Kristin Brant Susie Braucht Allan Bridgford Steve Brink Debbie Bradbeck JoAnn Brown Judy Brown Sheila Brown Brenda Brunskill Carol Buker Eric B urgeson Mary Burns Tom Burns Portraits Seniors 223 Salvadore Butera Alisa Butler Bonnie Bylund Steve Camp Matt Campanaro Duncan Campbell Mike Campbell Terri Campbell Keith Campitelll Kathy Campos Ericka Cannon Barbara Carey Don Cartwright Loren Cary Jeff Cassidy Elsa Cazares Peter Chapin Kathy Christensen Cheryl Christodora Tim Ciaccio Valeria Cira Diane Clark Debbie Clay Julie Clay John Clement Charles Clements Roger Coats Craig Collins Terri Comber Laura Cook 224 Portraits Seniors Portraits Seniors 225 226 Portraits Seniors Daren Correll Tracy Correz Mike Couden Buddy Cox Tammie Crabtree Cristi Craig Annie Crawford Ronnie Cunningliam Timothy Dailey Julie Daley Patricia Daley Kevin Daverin Michael DeCono Jean DeCoster Kevin Dell Nancy DelVecchio Keith Dillon Mark Dorch Susan Douglass Dennis Doyel Dave Driskell Robin Duffy Jennifer Duir Mark Dunaway Fredrick Durae Beverly Dutcher David Earick Robert Emmott Cindy Endresen Dennis Equitz Portraits Seniors 227 Jim Essick ■ps ftej Jennifer Ewing El HI Robert Faeser B% M Lisa Falconer mJ ' hI Mark Farley John Feary Mark Ferrari Becky Fichter Brian Finney u K B l Dagmar Fischer James Fisler wli Karen Flatten Sandy Fleischman David Flemming Patrick Flynn Catheryn Fowks Lenore Fraser Sally Fulton Denise Griffith Christina Gates Carol Gelfer Anthony Gilmor Rich Glenn Janis Gonos Kathleen Goodwin Trudy Goss Nancy Grater Karen Gray Michael Graziano Brian Green 228 Portralts Spniors Portraits Seniors 229 class of 1976 ,ontnbuted greatly to Christmas Week The seniors put a lot of thought, work, and originality Into decorating the Social Science Hall Paper chains added color to the corridor The bright red and green links swooped from the ceiling Giant holiday posters depicting Christmas scenes and symbols hung on surrounding walls On the last day of school before Christmas vacation, many senior girls dressed as elves passed out candy canes to friends and teachers This helped to make for a very spirited atmosphere during the last day. ' vW; ,■ X 230 Portraits Seniors Dena Green Peter Gregory Joanne Grill David Grillone Tania Grooms Arleen Growe Linda Guardia Sydnee Hale Richard Hamilton Kevin Hammel Kevin Hampton Jeffrey Hansen Lynn Harclerode Pam Hardin Brenda Hare Walter Harrison Lauri Hart Dennis Hartzheim Robert Hatch Roscoe Hawks Kristy Hedrick Steven Hefley Elaine Heitzman Laurie Hellers Lorrie Hemphill Glenn Henderson Lloyd Henrick Lea Herrera Becky Hickman Dennis Hickox Portraits Seniors 231 Tammy Hill Tracy Hill Diane Hoertz Cynthia Hoffman Paul Hoffman Jane Holler James Hollowell Jeffrey Holway Rich Homan Sondra Hommeres Karan Hooper Theresa Hoopingarner Brian Hopp Debbie Hoskey Steven Hoskey Beth Hoyt D ebra Hrubenick Jeffrey Hucy Kevin Hufferd Lynn Hughes David Huiberts David Hultgren Russell Hund Cheryl limura Charles Isen Jerald Jamieson Annette Jensen Ronna Jewett Jerry Johansen Richard Johnston 232 Portraits Seniors Portraits Seniors 233 1 ii 234 Portraits Seniors Douglas Jones Nancy Juliano Eileen Kaczmarski Adrian Kamellard Kevin Kane Linda Kato Douglas Keen James Kelley Tliomas Kelley John Kelvin Daniel King Joyce King Christopher Kingdon Barbara Klein Ann Knister Kraig Kobayashi Susan Kruk Susan Kuse IVlichael Lafitte Eric Lamunyon Amber Lane Kristy Lane Audrey Lang David Lanshaw Scott Lathrop Ron Laverty Ina Lawrence Margaret Lawrence Denise Ledesma Laura Lee Portraits Seniors 235 Nick Leinen Shelly Lesch Doug Lester Frank Lettang Keith Levin Thomas Leyva Jeffrey Loftus Dennis Long Mary Long Alfred Lopez Monica Lopez Denise Loucks Lynne Lucivansky Debra Luckett Kathy Lunde Sandra MacGregor Marilyn Macias Karen Maddox Wil Maddux Becky Madison Melody Major Serafina Mak Heather Malkowski Scott Mallow Phil Mancuso Marc Mandel Nanette Markham Ruth Marlenee Jill Marquis Mark Marshburn 236 Portraits Seniors Portraits Seniors 237 238 Portraits Seniors Kathy Martin nez Martinez Debra Marumoto Lauren Matthews Andrew Mawhinney Micfiele Maynard David McConnell Sandra McCormick Victoria McCune Sheila McDonough Marianne McGee Annette McGinnis Karen McGrath John McGrory Debra McKay George McMahan Andrea McNeil Lynne McVeigh George Mead ike MelSha Tim Metzger Scot Mills Lori Misener Steve Michell Kevin Mode Jeffrey Moeller Rick Moon Mona Moore Ron Moore Elizabeth Morales Portraits Seniors 239 Bessie Moreno Crystal Morgan Kathleen Morrow Rick Mossman Steve Meyer Marsha Murdock Gavin Murison Karen Myers Lea Myers Carol Nay Danny Nevins Frank New Lorraine Nichols John Noble Lisa Nollette Linda Nonenmacher Patricia Norleen Donna Movine Joni O ' Brien Kevin O ' Brien Heidi Oleyar Karen Olsson John Oneill Steve Paden Sheri Palmer Robert Palus Cheri Panosh Chuck Parker Lynn Parker Lisa Parrish 240 Portraits Seniors The Seniors put on Winter Formal at the Balboa Pavillion. The atmosphere was enhanced by the sounds of the sea and surf. Music was provided by Beckett. The proceeds from the dance were spent for Grad Night. Portraits Seniors 241 1 242 Portraits Seniors Deidre Patrick Carol Pavia Karen Payne Gregory Pence Mark Pepper Wayne Perry Robert Petterson David Pettingill Ted Pflug IVIike Pharris Kirk Pieper Cynthia Pierce iVlatthew Piste! Therese Pistone Jeff Pilchard Jeanne Plett Barbara Pollock Dennis Porras Pam Portwood Kelly Price Scott Pryde Marisol Pulido Sharon Quinn Jane Racca John Racca Juan Ramirez-Manoz Sherrie Ratliff Becky Redfearn Vicki Reed Tim Rhea Portraits Seniors 243 Greg Richmond Michelle Riding Elizabeth Riley Kim Riordan James Robbins Denice Roberts Steven Roberts William Roberts Authur Robertson Douglas Robertson Eric Roehl Cheryl Rohnke Keith Rokosz Richard Romney Lynn Rosendahl Scott Rousseau Jim Rowden Greg Ruhe Lydia Ruiz Robert Ruiz Lynne Rupp Lisa Russell Terri Ruston Virginia Sagmiller Steven Salter Michelle Sanders Susan Sarem Audrey Schafer Alan Schick Brenda Schlaudt 244 Portraits Seniors Portraits Seniors 245 246 Portraits Seniors Connie Schuize Tim Schumacher Michael Scordo Andrew Sellers Sabrina Semonell Randy Shaffer William Shaw Jennifer Shirk IVIark Shofner Catherine Simmons Heidi Sjostrom David Slach Al Smith Julienne Smith Scott Smith Doug Spencer Paul Speyer Gregg Sporrer Janet Steinberg Shawn Stephens Kimberly Stevens Terry Stevens Terry Sutherland Donna Svedin Jessie Sylvia Carol Takahashi Bill Tancordo Jill Tandy John Taylor IVIark Thomas Portraits Seniors 247 Pamela Turner Richard Tutt Pamela Underhill Matthew Vallance Steven Vailiere Jeffrey Vanderburg John VanGerpen Stacoy VanGilder Crajg VanMourik Cynthia Velasco David Vigus Keith Vogelaar Gregory Voisan Jeanie Vukich William Wagner Sylvia Waites Lance Walker Barbara Walsh Donald Ward Stephanie Ware Kandy Weidman Lisa Weiks Frank Welch, Jr. Bonney Wells 248 Portraits Seniors Portraits Seniors 249 250 Portr ts Seniors Russell Wells Dennis Welsh Robert Weltmer Kristin Westlund Burton Westra Stephen White William Whitehouse Cynthia Whitlock Jerome Whitnell Tracy Wilcox Steven Wilder Peggy Williams Joseph Wilson Timothy Wimber Brian Winnor Karen Wirick Debbie Wisdom Susan Wise IVlike Wolowicz Timothy Woodruff David Wo rthington Tracy Wrightson Kelsey Wuerth Jordan Yerian Susan Yount Chris Yourex Paul Yourex Scott Zerger Sim Zoller Robin Zornes Portraits Seniors 251 !i ,, ' ' rS; , 252 Portraits Senior Achievements SENIOR ACHIEVEMENTS BANK OF AMERICA English Lynn Rupp Mathematics Jon Eidelson Science Pete Gregory Music Heidi Oieyar Art Karen Payne Drama Tim Metzger Foreign Language Juan Ramirez- Munoz Social Science Laurel Alexander Business Sandra Barclay Home Economics Lee Ann Myers Agriculture Steven Hefley PLAQUE AWARDS Fine Arts Joyce King Liberal Arts Linda Kato Science Mathematics . . Kevin Kane Vocational Arts Frank Lettang Daughters of the American Revolution Crystal Morgan Fullerton Elks Club ! ... Dee Dee Patrick,, Fullerton Exchange Club John Racca, Crystal Morgan ' FULLERTON ROTARY CLUB Karen Flatten Pete Gregory Michael Hoyt Linda Kato Joyce King Frank Lettang Sandra McCormick Jeanne Plett Kelly Price Juan RamireZ ' Munoz Lynne Rupp Richard Schank Kristin Schleich Janet Steinberg Frank Welch Tracy Wrightson Gemco Corporation Award steve Wilder Junior Ebell Club of Fullerton Kristin Schieich Junior Women ' s Club of Yorba Linda Lisa Noiiette Law Day Award crystal Morgan Masonic Lodge of Fullerton Robert Ruiz. Linda Kato NATIONAL MERIT FINALISTS Mike Hoyt Steve Pendleton Kristin Schleich NATIONAL MERIT LETTERS OF COMMENDATION Glenn Blakesley Annie Crawford Pete Gregory Kevin Kane Linda Kato Stephanie Nelson Lynn Parker David Vigus Kelsey Wuerth Portraits Senior Achievements 253 JUNIORS PRESERVE SPIRIT OF COMPETITION Kevin Abbott Anne Abraham Eileen Abrams Marv Acree Brad Allen Debbie Allen Mike Allison Dennis Amy Bob Anderson Lee Andreycak Arnold Am David Armsiead Mike Armstong Margaret Asquith Valerie Austin David Autrey Clay Bailey Jim Baldovin John Baldovin Catherine Bardsley Ed Barker Russell Barnes Ed Batalon Russ Bauersfield John Beaudette Elaine Becerra Joanie Becker Jim Beedle Mark Beilin Glen Bell Lynn Bettz Jennifer Benice Lynda Bergh Brenda Berry Janice Billow Danny Bird Diane Blakemore Michele Bliss Betsy Blovyney Julie Bore! Patrice Borges John Bostwick Tony Bracy Lon Bradshaw DruciHa Brewer Lance Brewer Kevin Bndwell Matthew Broad Kim Brooks Nancy Brown Judy Brunson Ron Bryla Came Buchholz Kathy Burner BiHfB 254 Portraits Juniors Kathv Burdic John Burgess Bonnie Burkhard Roni Burns Steve Burr Tony Bushala Tina Butler Martin Bystry Richard Callaci Douglass Campbell Richard Campbell Steven Campbell Kristi Campitelli John Cannizzare Jim Carlson Lee Carson Kevin Casey Susan Castaneda Luis Castellanos Sergio Castellanos Joyan Champion Cindy Chapman Brian Christensen Densie Christensen Cherie Christian Keith Churchill Rodney Clark David Clarke Mitch Confer Craig Cook Dan Cook Todd Cooley Jack Coombs Catie Coots Becky Cornwetl Kevin Correll Michelle Cotner David Cottrell Steve Coughtry Mark Covington Donna Crabb Jon Cransten Kevin Craven Pam Creason April Cunningham Mary Cusick Dennis Oabelstein Rhonda Daetweller Karen Dalton Peggy Dameron Doug Daniel Betty Danielson Portraits Juniors 255 Lita Davenport Tommv Davis Kevin Davisson Yvonne DeBoer Anita Decono Lori Dempsev Dean DePhillipo Rex DeWeese Steven Dewey Helen Diaz Paula Dickson Jeff Dietz Scon Dobson Vernon Donahe Susan Dowd Pamela Driver Kevin Dyer John Eggers Tern Endo Earl Enckson Karen Erickson Dana Eskridge Carolyn Essick Donald Essick Laura Evans Sue Evenson Tim Fagerhaug Bill Falconer Lon Farrelt Scott Faylor Stephanie Ferdon David Ferroe Judy Rett Kirk Fitzek Mary Fitzpatrick Kirsten Fjelstad Joy Flaig Andrew Flores Clarinda Flores Dyle Flores Melissa Flynl Arthur Foreman David Forsyth Donald Foulds Debra Fox Cathy Fredette Sandra Gage Karen Gamache Michael Gann Jay Garcia Julie Garcia Brenda Garl Lisa Geller Craig Gerald Renee Gibson Michael Gillespie Debra Glowacki Paula Goerlitz Tim Gogerty Harold Goodman Paul Goodman Jill Gordon Lisette Gregg Eugene Grand MMW ' f ®  256 Portraits Juniors High spirit and unity was demonstrated by the Junior class. In keeping with the Halloween spirit, trees shrouded with toilet paper appeared ghostly, and sunken tomb stones made an ominous display. This preamble launched a successful spirit day. During Christmas Week, the Juniors won the class competition entitling them to free dance tickets. The theme of their hall was Winter Wonderland and the decorations carried out this motif. k J ' ' A. V ii ffl §1 m H« 1 Mary Green Dave Gregory Steve Gregory Dorothy Grestc Denise Griffith Kenny Grime Carol Groves Connie Groves Ted Grow e Daniel Gutierrez Chris Guy Gary Handley John Hanscom Kent Harclerode Larry Harmon Mark Harrison Kirk Hartman Lisa Hawdon Debbie Hawkins Russell Heaton Sherry henderson Jan Hendrix Allan Henriksen Mary Hess Daniel Hsson Ketra Hewitt Larry Hickox Paul Hillier Brian Hilskemper Heidi Hirsch Janelle Hobbs Earl Holmes Mary Hoover Jennifer Hopfinger John Hornecker Ann Horstman Lisa Hough Lorraine Hudson Peter Huff Linda Hufferd Robert Hughes Susan Hughes Carolyn Hugues Lori Humburg John Hunt Vernon Hunt Noreen Huntington Sandra Jackson Wayne Jacques Tammi Jaramillo Lynn Jarosz Vince Jenkins Steven Jennings Gloria Jewell Dale Johansen Joe John Luke Johnson Wendy Johnson Jeff Jones Jill Jones Teresa Joyce Kaihy Karcher Linda kay Brenda Kefauver Kathi Kelly Sue Kelly Richard Kennedy Doug Kerstner Stephen Kimura Gary Kindstrand Harriet Kittredge Laurie Klein Caryl Knox David Knox Jeff Knox Donna Koeppe Lisa Kohlenberger Robin Knstenson Thomas Kudio Robyn lambert Greg Lane Bill Lang Bill Lantz Delbert Larsh Laura Larson Steve Layering Lenore Law Robin Law Gary Lenhart Shan Lenhart Peter Lettang Toti Levine Cathy Leyva Eric Lieber Jeff Lima Deborah Lind Susan Little Donald Lloyd Patricia Loftus Nicky Lopez Tom Loucks Donald Lucas Timothy Lucas Matt Lutgen Tim Maag Roberta Macaulay Bonnie Maddox Ricky Mainwal Michael Mallough Kenneth Manchester Scott Manfredi Mary Mangerson Guy Mangmi Laura Mann umw Donna Marine Frank MarJnko Fran Marlenee Gregory Marshall John Martindale David Martinez Pam Mason Lisa Mauerman Mark Maynard Kathy McConnell John McNevin Gail McQueen Muir Meinhold Charles Merchant Tom Miani Jim Michael Terry Milbert Bret Miller Kevin Miller Lorena Miller Kathleen Milosevich Wendy Mitchel Michele Mogelberg Kathy Moiseoff Mathew Moiseve Adele Moore Bill Moore George Moore Jeffery Morris Linda Morrow Brian Mossman Thomas Meyer Timothy Myers Paul Nagy David Neal Keith Nicholson Amy Nissen Linda Norman Lisa Northrup Deanne Oak Philip Oberle Bryan O ' Connor Erin Ohrt Mark Olhoeft Brian O ' Shea Susan O ' S ea Robyn Owens Scott Pangburn Sandi Pdfker Patricia Parra Linda Passey Jesse Pere? John Perez Ricardo Perez James Petersen Martin Petersen Catherine Petroff Steve Pettyjohn Helen Philhps Kama Philhps Kim Pickup Gary Plett Mary Plunkett Bill Poteat Lori Poteat Karrie Powell Lanse Priebe Rudy Puente Jose Puhdo Ed Radas Randy Radebaugh Shawn Rauch Tina Raysoii Sandra Redfearn Curtis Reed Debbie Reed Steve Reed James Reeder John Reid Matt Rhoades Frank Ricker Craig Riech Robert Riffle Julie Ritchie Barbara Robb Amy Roberts Christy Roberts Susan Roberts Ram Robinson Kevin Rodgers Carlos Rodriguez Odvtd Rodriguez Michael Roe Lori Rosenberg Robert Rosenthal James Ross Jeff Ross Paul Ross Peter Ross Jose rossi Barbara Rest James Rowett Kristv Roy Casey Royer Jeff Ruether Karl Ruble Claire Rupp Steven Ruth Kevin Sailor Pamela Salas Kelley Sanchez Kirk San Roman Susan Santos Diane Scaizo Richard Shcank Bill Schnee John Schuessler Carrie Schuize Jennifer Schwartz Dominic Scira Steven Seboldt Marie Senner Jan Sensantaugher Steve Shaffer Debi Shakespeare Anna Sharpe John Shashkin Michael Shaver Ray Shirley Jeff Shore Christy Shumway Belinda Siegal Daniel Sifter Cliff Silverman Steve Silverstoin Pamela Simons Janis Slater Patricia Slaven Brad Smith Robert Smith Roger Smith Marian Snyder Phyllis Socol Mike Solesbee Michael SooHoo Steve Sousoures Charlene Souther Andrew Spangenberg Portraits Juniors 261 Mike Stebner Jill Steele Colette Stein Paul Stem Mark Steinberg Shelley Stephens Ken Stuewe Tara Sullivan Bret Swan Raymond TaloHa Joe Tancordo Lon Taylor Donald Tebbe Danny Thomas Howard Thomas Kevin Tolan Tara Tolan Mark Tomamo Kathryn Tomek Robin Tompkins Dendra Torkelson Al Tfosko Wayne Vanderburg Randy Vanderlinde Mary Veevaert Jim Vetter Valerie Vickers Mary Vigus Joanne Vlahos Brian Wagner Tammy Wagner Elayne Walker Rick Walker Dennis Wallace Lisa Walton Jimmy Weaver Kendall Webb Kimberly Weiks Tim Wells Bill Westbrook David Wiggins Tim Williams Randy Willis Mike Wingard Paul Wiriz Susan Wulfemeyer Matthew Wyatt Greg Zeuthen 262 Portraits Juniors Kevin Adie David Akins Roxanna Aldridge Kim Alexander Lorenzo Alfonso Doug Almanzar David Altamos Susan Alvarado Julie Amaro Brian Anderson Jayne Anderson Todd Anderson Alfred Arciniaga Brenda Arii Linda Arii Delia Armstrong Alan Arnold Janine Arthur William Ash Zoe Ataris Kandi Ault Karen Baden Kathy Bailey Cindy Baker Gary Baker Teresa Baker Jeff Baldovin Kevin Barber Joann Bardsley Lisa Barrett John Barter Jeanine Bartlett Kathi Barton Brenda Basham David Batalon Pamela Baxter Marcia Beaird Mark Beamesderfer Claudia Beasley Chuck Beddows Lori Bender Patty Bengoechea Susan Bennett Jeff Bent Susan Berg Kathleen Berry Bonnie Beveridge Tim Bielski Rita Bigonger Daniel Billow Portraits Sophomores 263 Marilyn Billow Lori Bisho) Stacv Blackwood Lynda Blais Jennifer Blakesley Terry Boehnnger Bruce Boettner Bob Bolme Jim Book Judy Boone Scott Boothe Mary Bostvwick Vivian Brady Don Brandon Jefl Breen Lisa Breuer Richard Bridgford Lisa Briglio Danny Britt Elena Brown Timothy Buckley Patty Budd Mark Buhler Karen Bullis David Burke Albert Bushala Cari Caetano Gayle Caldwell Ben Camp Lory Compbell Roland Campbell Nancy Cardoza Diane Carey Brian Carlson Julia Carlson Mona Carmelo Martin Carreon Doug Carrico Christopher Carson Mark Carter Stephen Carter Robin Cass Stephen Cassidy Ralph Castle Laura Cavallero Susan Cebula Donna Chapman Joel Chick Debra Christensen John Christensen Kim Clancy Pamela Clark Judy Clement Debbie Clements Debbie Clerc David Clouse 264 Portraits Sophomores Cindy Coats John Coats Susan Cobban Ttacie Cobban Elizabeth Combs Kathy CongHuyen Fermin Contreras Randy Cook Margaret Cooley Deborah Cornwall Tara Costanzo Jon Coughtry Nancy Coulson Barbara Covington Jodi Cox Robert Crain Tony Crawford Dan Crow Richard Cruz Lynn Cruzen Gerard Cunninham Mary Daht Patti Dahms Sylvia Dalehite Sally Dameron Jon Danell Brad Davis Nancy Davis Sue Day William Day Laura Dazzo Steven Dean Chris Decker Catherine De Coster James Dee Lisa Deemer Desiree Deose Tim Dell Kenda Denison George Deprez David Dewey Arthur Diaz Brenda Diaz Shireen Diaz Janet Dinicola Jeff Ditmerl Tammy Dodson Jeffrey Dolby Sheri Dolphin Kialynn D ' Ordine Dannie Dothage Sandra Douglass Gary Dunaway Jim Dunstan Tammie Eston Dawnel Eberle Joan Eckley Ruth Edwards Portraits Sophomores 265 Charles Ehret Sharon Ekstrand Su ie Elsaden Scoti Embhdge Howard Emerson Mark Ephraim Carol Encson Ben EwJng Mary Faber Guv Fangmeyer Jena Favmger Larry Fenton Nicholas Ferrante Kristin Fink Greg Finney Carissa Fischer Rory Fitzgerald Julie Fleming Sandra Fleming Maureen Flynn Bill Fogler Joetta Forsyth Nancy Foulds William Fowks Karen Fowler Bill Fox Joan Fox Shirley Fox Ann Frates Melissa Fratini Debra Fritts David Fuller Arman Gabaee Leslie Gage Debbie Garcia Steve Gardea Julie Gardner Oarcie Garl Mary Getzinger Marsha Glickman Charles Godard Craig Gonzales Melissa Gonzales Gina Gourley David Graham Ray Graham Jill Green Chuck Grenci Jackie Gusinski Keith Guy Anne Halewijn Sharon Haley Jill Hamblin Donna Ham.lton Theresa Hammel Sally Haney Anita Hansen Dawn Hansen Stephanie Hansen Sheila Hare Leigh Harms 266 Portraits Sophomores PattF Harris Larry Hart Tom Hart Paula Harvey Stuart Haskin Lynanne Haugen Chris Hayes Scott Hays Tamara Hefley Michael Hefner Cheryl Heller Richard Heller Julie Hellers Janice Hemphill Sharon Hendrix Mavis Henn John Henricl Michael Henry Lorna Hertzler Nancy Hezmalhalch Gary Hills Jill Hoagland Debra Hobbs Brad Hoenisch Greg Hoffman Debbie Holley Richard Hougeveen Ronald Hooper Darrell Hopp Janet Horn Mark Hovda Brett Hoyt Charles Huffman Dawn Hultgren Wendy Hyma Karen Mmura Lucy Jackie Kathe James John Jamieson Gregory Jenkins Patricia Jenkins Norman Jennings Virginia Jewett Jerri Jimenez Anna Johnston Janet Johnston David Jones Kirk Jones Lane Jones Carole Juliano Darlene Kaiser Brian Kane Lori Kann Mary Karcher Portraits Sophomores 267 Gary Kean Kathleen Keating Kathy Kelton Denise Kennedy Douglas Kennedy Karen Kinan Albert King James Kinkead Deborah Kinnane Elana Kiraithe David Klinkenborg Kevin Klinkenborg Karen Knox Clare Kohlenberger Bertram Kong Randy Konitzer Patricia Konopka Lynn Kountz Paul Kralick David Kramer Stanley Kruk Sheryl Lambert Jeff Lane Patricia Lang Sue Lanier Debra Lankford Lisa Lappi Peter Lasluck Reinelda Laure Mitchell Leinen Nancy Lepper Mark Levinson Janet Levy Jeffrey Lewis Paul Leyva Mike Lillie Jeff Linnet! Steve Loomis Michael Looney David Louks David Low Antony Lowbridge Karen Lucivansky Laurelle Lunde Lance Machovsky Kathy Macias Sally Mackain Katherine MacMahon Robert Maddox Tim Madison 268 Portraits Sophomores Laura Maher Jill Major Jeffrey Mancuso Joey Man dry Wendy Marquis Lisa Martin Natalie Masukawa Sharon Mathewson Ann Mawhinney Judy Mjy Mark McCarthy Brad McCormick Susan McCormick Dawn McCown Patricia McCuin Bruce McCune Vivian McCune Kent McDaniel Istn McGibbon William McGinty Kathy McGrath Dan McGuckin Alan McKay Laurie McKay James McMahon Kathryn McNamara Leslie McNamee Daniel McNett Thomas McNevtn Maureen McVeigh Suzanne Metvin Maria Merhab Terral Metheny Marianne Metzger Laura Meyers Karen Michael Sabrina Mida Luz Mills Richard Miller Torri Miller Sandra Mizutari Diana Moiseoff Pamela Mooney Cindy Moore Pam Moore Maureen Morales John Morefiels Lynn Morgan John Morrow David Mosey Michael Moyer Patricia Mulhollam Ann Negrete Julie Nelson Steven Ness Ronnie Neville Janet Nicholas Chris Nickolaus Susan Nicolas Christopher Noble Margaret Noble Jodi Nollette Scott Norris Roger Norion Kelly O ' Brien Tom O ' Brien Karen O ' Donnell Cindy Odonoghue Lorri Oja Pearl Okamura Steven Ono Dawn Orrick Jeannine Ortman Lori Osborn Flint Palmer Joesph Pal us Robert Panek Stacy Parker Greg Patterson Danny Pavlis Carol Pence Ronald Perry Christie Peterson James Peterson Kim Peterson ralph Petrillo Brett Petrof Richard Petty Timothy Pfeifer Wendy Pickup Christina Plett Thomas Plunkett Janet Pollock Lori Porter Susan Poteat Kimberlee Preble Luis Puhdo Scott Quaranta Penny Radinzel Brian Rafferty Julie Raguse Karen Reed Danet te Reeder Laurie Rehm David Reimer Ray Rendlei Kerry Reves Cyndi Rice Janelle Richardson Lisa Richardson Daniel Richmond Lori Riley Chris Riordan Jeff Ripley Jill Ritchie Dale Roberts Leigh Robertson Peter Robertson Faith Rodarte Jan Rodgers Roger Roehl Thomas Rogers Steve Roller Blaine Roskelley Bryant Roskelley Elizabeth Rossi Lee Ann Rothery Sean Rowan Sherrie Rowe ' i ii I iv- A ' ., i ' sM ' i Sandy Rozum Kobi Ruether Linda Ruiz Timothy Russel David Rutledge Randall Ryan Timothy Sailor Mark Salas Sonia Salem Kirby Sand Laurie Sanderson Willis Sanford Robert Santala Elaine Sarem Diane Schickel Teresa Schlaudt John Schmidt Mat Schmitt Kari Schnecker Cynthia Schoellerman Mark Schultz Karin Schumacher Kelly Seals Tony Serna Rima Shepard Jill Shinkle Michael Sifter ■Dennis Sigalos Greg Simons Rod Sims Warren Sisler Eric Skasick Diane Slaven Connie Smith Corey Smith Jeffrey Smith Tammi Smith Mark Snyder Shadya Soleymani Mike Solheim Steve South Phil Spangenburg Kara Spencer Diana Spenger Robert Spiegel Becky Spillman Peter St. John Kathryn Steele Diane Stein Laura Stephens Larry Stevens Jane Strifler Alison Svilar Kathleen Sweeney Diane Sweeney Alan Swenson Robin Taback Faith Takahashi Ann Takesian Steve Taylor Timothy Tebbe John Thomas Rod Thomas Karen Thompson Lee Ann Tolileben Daniel Trejo Richard Trevino Michael Trogdon Joe Trosko Scott Turley Tom Turner Mark Turnipseed Jess Tyree Shan Vallance David ValMere Karen Van Drutten Mike Vanpatten Dorice Velazquez Vicki Vierra Linda Wachsmuth Scott Walsh Barbara Waliman Laurie Ware Jamie Weems Stacy Weink Michael Weinzweic John Welch Tracy Weller Debbie Weltmer Robert Wernke Amy Wesley Melody Weyer Kevin Wheelock Lee Whelan Randy Whiker Cynthia Whipple John White Paul White Julie Whiilock Joyce Wick Valerie Wickstrom Steve Wiggenhauser Laura Wilbraham Allen Williams Kathryn Williams Paul Wilson Christina Winfrey Leann Woods Rebecca Worsham Daniel Wonhingion Matthew Wright Terry Wright Ross Yerian Eldon Young Cynthia Youni Robert Ziebell FRESHMEN: LARGEST CLASS EVER John Abraham Chuck Adams Patty Adams Greg Adamson Ann Allred Vicki Almeida David Amish Lucinda Anderson Jerry Andes Kimberly Anthony Paul Antigua Joe Araiza Brian Arii Mark Armstrong Sean Asquith Pat Ault Michele Autera Yuette Autrey Karen Azama Michelle Ballard William Banfield Janet Barnett Lynn Barret Lisa Barricklow Jeff Barton Eric Batrum William Battaglia Mark Beauchamp Gary Behnke Cammie Bertsche Marty Bessermin John Best Alison Beveridge Becky Biederman John Bigonger Lori Bissonette Janice Blakemore Leajon Blatney Glenn Bledsoe Randall Boetringer Vince Boglino Brett Bohall Alison Book Valerie Borel Edward Borges Scott Bracy Mike Brawley Lorin Bridgford Wendy Bridwell Lori Brinck Tom Brock Sheri Brooks Portraits Freshmen 273 Paul Brown Kristin Burrwr Scott Burgeson Debbie Burgess Joni Burns David Burr Juhe Burtt Steve Busch Chris Butler Jo Lynne Butler Jennifer Caetano Bobby Callaci Wendy Calton Leann Campbell Teresa Campbell Deno Canellos Craig Cannon Barbara Carey Chris Carson Michael Carson Dave Carver Pam Cash Debbie Castaneda Francisco Castellanos David Castle Ennqui Cazares Steve Charrey Debby Chansler Anthony Chattin Victoria Childs Lawrence Chnstensen Michele Cira Angela Clancy Rebecca Clark Jeff Clay Carl Cokely Leslie Collignon David Contreras Man Cook Barry Cordova Jacqueline Correz Carol Cottrell Mark Couden Shelley Crabb TracJe Crabtree WWm Julia Craven Stuart Creason Klair Creer James Crepps Karen Criichfield Jeffrey Crow Richard Cunningham Lon Curling Lori Daines Damn Dalton Dennis Danell Beth Davenport Christie Davenport Yvonne Daverin James Dean Eddy DeBoer James DeBoor Kathryn Decker 274 Portraits Freshmen • vm Mike Dillon Donna Dixon Elaine Dolechek Donn Dolphin Byron Done Carl Dorch Dirk Dothage Kelly Dowhan Mike Driver James Duarte Michele Duffin Debra Duker Dawn Dunaway Michael Durkin Paul Dyer Ginger Dyreson Mary Eason Lisa Easterday Clifford Eby Yvette.Ehrenpreis Stephen Eiler Mark Ellingson Veronica Else Lori Engelmann Karen Engels Dwight Equitz Johanna Ericson Anthony Ermovick Abel Esquivel Stephen Fagerhaug Lori Ferrari Leslie Ferree Lori Ferrin Steve Fett Steven Fewtrell Brenda Fichter Micheal Fisher Kathryn Flattum Mike Fleming James Flodin Alycia Flores Dennis Floriano Hillary Flynn Clyde Fogler Matthew Fogler Michele Fogler Erin Forbes Steve Forbes Gregory Fox Mark Fox Rusty Frazier Jennifer Freddolino Portraits Freshmen 275 Marilyn Freedoerg Curt Freudenberger Benjamin Fritzal Jack Frydman Oavid Gallagher Douglas Gamache Oavid Garlow Thomas Gates Shelly Gentry Daniel Giboney Kolby Gibson Robert Gilmore Laura Glenn Dore Gogerty Crystal Gorman David Grand Linda Gray Charles Green Elizabeth Green Tom Greene Marc Griffith Tamara Griggs Kearny Gnssom Anton Grool Rhonda Gross Sondra Gross Clark Guest John Gulden Mitchell Gunderson Paula Haddad Carl Haller Cynthia Hansen Timothy Hansen Anita Hardin Robert Harlow Laura Harris Edward Harrison Laura Harvey Michael Hassett Karen Hastings Carol Hathaway Cnstina Hatzikian Carol Hawkins Susan Hawley Lynn Hedlund Richard Hednck Darrel Heirendt Nancy Hemphill Carl Henriksen Jayne Herbig Monica Herrera Philip Hershkowitz Jeff Hersom Michael Hess Gary Heying Darla Higgins Freshmen had the largest class in the history of Troy High School Because of their size, the goal of the class was to bring all freshmen together They planned money- raising activities and enthusiastically attended many school activities such as football games, dances and assemblies The Freshmen hope to carry their spirit up to and through their Senior year 276 Portraits Freshmen Karin Hinkley Todd Hirtel Harold Hixon Mark Huchleutner Katie Hohn David Hoogland Sheryl Hooper David Hoover Danian Hopp Melinda Horstman David Hoskey Anthony Hosselkus Pamela Houston Theresa Hoyt Richard Hubbard Deanna Hudson Karen Huff Brian Hughes Peter Humbert Gary Humphrey Pamela Hurt Robin Insko Ben Jackson Lori Jacobsen Dana Jamieson Lisa Jatman Ricky Jefferson Daniel Jensen Jamie Jensen Toni Jensen Brenda Johnson Dan Johnson Guy Johnson Judy Johnson Lynne Johnson Deana Jones Gregory Jones Jennifer Jones Jill Jones Cynthia Joyce Denise Kaczmarski Gary Kaisneuer William Kann Tony Karcher Tim Kee James Kendrew Michael Kent Alexa Keran Karee Kerfoot Bruce Kerstner Kathryn Kerstner Paul Kinan Nancy Kindstrand Danny Kiunke Glen Klanian Brett Klees Steve Klinkenborg Ghristopher Knapp Robyn Knowlton Karen Kobayashi Portraits Freshmen 277 Jef( Kollmann Merfte Korr Tom Kowalyk Bruce Landfteld Joetia Lane Andrea Langley Caprice Lanthnpe Christy Lanii Krisii Lapp) Phil LastLick Tami Latham Susan Lathrop Shellie Latva Laurel Laughlin Roger Laverty Ron Layton Diane Ledesma Richard Lefebvre Wendy Leonard Bob Levinson Peter Lewis Renee Lewis STeve Liem Don Lima Dan Lind Shawn Little Jamie Logan Crystal Long Deanna Long Raymond Long Angie Lopez Martin Lopez Val Lopez Susan Loucks John Love Louise Lowe Mike Luna Janie Lutgen Scott MacDonald Tom Macy Steve Maddox Karen Maddux Claudia Maertin David Maib David Manchester Shan Mandel Sherrie Mandry Lon Manes Theresa Manfiedi Jane Manier Carrie Mannino Ana Mansfield Robin Maples Deborah Mariglia Bobbie Marine Caria Marlenee Chris Marshall David Martin Luis Martinez Ramon Martinez Jorine Masin Lori Massie 278 Portraits Freshmen Paul Matsumoto Tod Mauerman Diane Mayo Tim McConnell Vannette McCune Terri McDonnell Marc McGee Jeff McGuire Sharon McKay Donna McKenzie Brenda McKinley Scott McVeigh Gary Mead Priscilla Melenson Mark Meisha David Membrez Marleen Merchant Celeste Merwin Julie Michael Joe Milauckas Terri Milauckas Tim Milbert Tim Millard Cathy Miller Jack Miller Jill Miller Larry Miller Lianne Miller Shari Miller Debbv Miller Kelly Mills Paul Milne Mark Minasian Debbie Mines Lars Mitqhell Sandy Mitchell Corey Mogelberg Sandy Moiscoff Robert Monroe Kristy Moody Andrea Moore Mark Moore Charlene Morales Donna Moran Phil Moremen Sam Moreno Nannette Morgan Paul Morino Tina Morse David Mossman Elizabeth Meyer Lisa Murison Caren Nay Kurt Nelsen Portraits Freshmen 279 Brenda Nelson Jim Nero Scoti Nesheim Candy Neville Tom Niznik Lawrence Noble Lori Nollette Charles NoUey Chealyn Norns Scott Norton Cathy Nyberg Bob O ' berg Tom O ' berg Julie Ocheltree Frank Oddo Susan O ' Donnell Chris Oien Bret Olsen Karen Oremus Cindy O ' Shea Barbara Overlie Tom Page Tracy Parra Cheryl Passey Todd Patterson Penny Paulsen Kelly Pawlak Vicki Payne Andrea Pendleton Terry Penrod Richard Perez Colleen Peterson Eric Peterson Wendy Peterson Bryan Petroff Diane Pettingill Brian Pfeil Christine Phillips Kern Pieper Beth Pierce Keith Pixley Sharon Pizula Nancy Plunkett Shelly Price Whitney Priebe Ken Pruhs David Pyburn Gilbert Ouintana Ten Radinzel Virginia Ralston Dan Ray Jeff Ray Sharon Ray Jeff Raymond 280 Portraits Freshmen Carol Reed Scott Reed Kandv Reid Stephanie Reid Judy Reimann Barry Remington Todd Reynolds Pam Rheingans Steve Richard John Richards Beth Richardson Wendy Riddell Scott Riggs Laura Ritchie Sharon Ritter Russ Roach Craig Robb Jeff Robinson Karen Rodarte Wayne Rodman Liza Rodriguez Lupe Rodriguez Diana Roehl Tim Rogers Gale Rosenthal Blair Roskelley Eric Ross Steve Ross Alex Rossi Ed Rossi Margie Rest Theresa Rothman Lynn Rowe Kathy Rudge Gina Ruiz Jim Ruch Bruce Rushbrook Richard Rutledge Gina Salas Jim Salem Susanne Sanchez Shira Scarborough Beverly Schafer Cindy Schaffer Karia Schlaepfer Jim Schmidt Adam Schoize Steve Schultz Greg Schuize Tom Schuster Wayne Scira Phil Seablom Kerry Sedborn Gail Seidler Dane Seldin Michele Semmen Mike Senner Joann Sensanbaugher Jay Shaffer Marsha Shaffer Susan Shaffer Eric Shafonsky Nasirk Shams) Susan Shapiro C-vC- ryb v.- .ixOu ' O - . a ll . 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Portraits Freshmen 281 y Kathy Shaw Reed Shepherd Debbie Sigalos Greg Simmons Kevin Sims Bob Sippach Valerie Skiles Mike Skinner Ten Slaughter Virginia Shkkerveer Karen Stoan Perri Sloan Charlotte Smith Jim Smith Kim Smith Terry Solesbee Miriam Sonners Cindy Soppeland Al Soto Eddie Spadt Tim Spaeth Dee Spafford Tammie Speirs Jolene Siandley Sue Steege Carol Steele Lori Steffes Eric Steinberg Cheryl Steinke Carolyn Stelluto Kim Stephens Shane Stephens Eric Stevens Tony Stitt Kim Stoerck Mark Storace Dawn Streit Neil Streitberger Nancy Sugiuchi Dana Sullivan Susan Sward Darryl Swam Bob Sweeney Sandi Talento Joy Tandy Tracy Taylor Sue Teichmiller Clitf Thomas Jack Tice Debbie Tilton Kitt Tobey Wendy Tolan Lynn Tolley Rick Tompkins Karen Torkelson Michelle Touchberry Rebecca Toy Karen Treacher Liz Tucker Brett Turley 282 Portraits Freshmen Ron Turlev Scott Turner Vance Turner Rene Urban Tracy Vallance Mark Vanderburg Liz Van Gerpen Lynette Van Peursem Charles Vergera Jeff Votsan Lisa Voider Peter Wachsmuth Anne Wagner Jane Wagner Renea Wahler Sharon Walker Dawn Wallace Mike Walsh Brenda Waltman David Ward Kevin Watts Cory Webb Susan Weber Susan Weckler Mike Wehling Carol Welch Cheryl Weller Darrne Wells Melissa Welmas Dana Welty Dan West Steve West David Westbrook Roxy Weyer Mark Whalmg Cathy Wheeler Mike White Stephen Whitehouse Bob Whitnell Randy Wickslrom Julie Wiggenhauser Brad Wilder Roxanne Williams Susie Williams Ann Williamson Rob Willman Jay Wilson Dan Wireman Joanne Wirtz Mike Wise Linda Woehler Mark Woodward Bob Work Rick Worrel Mike Wright Wendy Wuerth Tobi Yeager Sun Ju Yoo Tom Young Sandy Yustin Gretchen Zahzinger Desiree Zamorano Laura Zaug John Zeuthen Portraits Freshmen 283 INFLATION THREATENS QUALITY OF EDUCATION G. E. Triplett Pres., Board - Joan D. Begovich Board Robert Hoffman Board J. Franklin Sullivan Board Sheldon C. Houts Clerk, Board Walter J. Zlegler Superintendent Robert L. French Asst. Supt. M. Harvey Grimshaw Asst. Supt. John D. Renley Asst. Supt. H. L. Looney Principal Walt Buster Asst. Principal John Seeland Asst. Principal Dave Test Asst. Principal ?S. =■1 ' California ijfi passe l a bill fn 41 disificf s ioco levels. Because budget of some d been cut as much as fifty pere«qV i6 S 4  jirJh rftentj expens ive p art of the . . Chool bMpMWKStaff.Six percent o n tan located to ' Troy High ScfSool was cut before the school year started. The student- teacher ' ratio is already in excess of thirty to.ohe. Losing more teachers ' ' will make the ratio become even pore lopsided. If the budget ,_Bfuation becomes worse, virtually all school programs will be affected, including not pnly classroom f activities. ' but. CO - curricular activates as ' i nff- ' ■— ■■ ■ - 284 Portraits Staff Dianne Anclreassen MH OH Bob Ai ' nolclussen MH OH Jerry Atkin Head Counselor Jane Beaver English Clarice Blamer IVlath Virginia Bobo Learning Center Portraits Staff 285 286 Portraits Staff f Millie Ekedal P.E. Finn Englyng Foreign Language Gordon Fenters Math Marvin Freitag English Nick Fuscardo Health Dr, Ed. Coach Ron Garland Industrial Arts Pat Gentilen Foreign Language Susan Gilmont English Dale Hallberg Art Jerry Hamilton Foreign Language Ski Harrison Counselor Eloise Heaton Business Education Portraits Staff 287 PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS NEGOTIATE CHANGES Tom Hewitson Foreign Language Jim Higgins Sec. Sci. Agric. Kathy Hoehn Foreign Language Jane Homan Nurse Susan Hoyt Math Jim Jansen English Karen Johnson Science Anne Kline Foreign Language Ernest Koch Science Ed Lasswell Math Guen Lee Business Education 288 Portraits Staff Portraits Staff 289 WORKSHOPS AND CONFERENCES PROVIDE PROFESSIONAL ENRICHMENT Jon Prins Art Pat Putnam P.E. Health Drivers Ed Glenn Robb Science Don Roesner Foreign Language Ben Rogers Social Science Ann Sands Math Fares Sawaya English 290 Portraits Staff Portraits Staff 291 AtDES Marjorie Aday Tula Behm Tim Bock Carlyn Brogan Dorothy Brock Mickie Campbell Vilma Chrlstensen 292 Portraits Staff Portraits Staff 293 NOT PICTURED SENIORS Charles Akeley Dame! Amaro Oavid Aniigua ArxJy Awaa Julie Beam Christy Chick Michael Correll Pnscilla Crail Louie Delalorre Keith Demlinger Gilbert Oiaz Lynn Doerr Cindy Oorris Mark Dunaway Carrie Easterday Mohammad Ehsasi John Etdelson Ed Fernandez James Fionno Robin Gray Steve Hall Randy Hanks Jenny Hansen Kevin Hoffman Michael Hoyt James Hunt Steve Kelley Keith Kimura Donald Klepfer Clay Lastuck Sue McGinn Brian Miller Gregory Nagel Anne Palmer Stephen Pendleton Abe Peralta James Polvent Richard Reynolds Rose Richardson Peter Robins Jutie Rock Fatima Rodriguez Clay Sheperd Steve Stark Morma Suarez Liz Tilson Bruce Vancil Donald Wall Stanley White Theresa Winney Sun Yoo Sam Zahnzinger JUNIORS Diane Ahg Jim Allan Donna Amish Deborah Andrews David Anno David Azama Kevin Backer John Barackman David Barone Alexander Barraza Brad Barrow Daniel Bauer Jeffrey Baumgartner Cheryl Bellenve Vincent Bennett David Berg Bob Bernal Don Bigonger George Binette Terry Brevick Paul Briggs Connie Brown Jill Browning Colin Campbell Michael Cannady Brett Canaday Steven Castle Susan Clouse Kimberly Coldren Huyen Cong Tim Cook Tony Costanzo Kimberly Cunningham Vtckie Cunningham Debbie Davis Hugh Davis Terrance Dixon Darroll Dothage David Doyel Susan Duffin Robert Durvin Kevin Dye Dan Ermovick Brian Faulders Dan Fernandez Debbie Freedberg Gino G audio Lisa Gilson Patsy Graham Robert Gray Teresa Gregory Kenny Grime Kimberly Haack Randy Hall Joey Harris Samuel Harry Brian Hathaway Ann Hawthorne Rick Hemphill Sue Hendrix David Herchek Kim Hirtel Teresa Hoogeveen Jon Horton Diane Hoyt Pat Huber Bob Hunt Brenda Jensen Dorothy Johnson Luke Johnson Jenny Jolliff Staci Jones Diane Kaczmarski Camille Kasner Cindy Klanian Steven Kneisley Brenda Kravitz Randy Lafferty Randy Lasher Debbie Laspesa Lori Leonard Cornn Long Mike Lopez Vincent Lowe Robert Macias Mary Martin Rik Matthews Janice McAfee Debbie McAlpine Karen McGinnis James McKay Dawn Meadows Cindy Meyers Eric Meyers Paul Meyers Eugene Mikkelson Toby Mock Christy Moore David Morgan Ronald Morns Janelle Moser Lisa Muller Debbie Munoz James Mutch Joan Newell Mike Novinger Diane Nygard Joseph Olinger David Oliver Lisa Parish Robert Patterson Kns Polk Michelle Rhoades Greg Richardson Hal Richardson Mike Roach Debra Roberts Anna Rodriguez Brent Roskelley Cindy Rowe Rocky Rutland Sandy Rymaszewski Gary Scaizo Patrick Scheidy Kristin Schleich Stephen Schuster Scot Semonell Robert Shaffner Dean Simons Filmore Smith Lone Smith Janet Sparks Steve Spradley Eric Standrtng Kelly Sullivan Jen Throgmorton Bobbi Todd Janet Tokea Ronnie Trevino William Tucker Lee Ward Michael Wayman John Wehling Sheifa White David Wiggins Pamela Woehler Michael Woods Kathryn Worrell Randy Yustin SOPHOMORES Dale Anderson Lee Bardsley David Seal Nannette Bellenve Timothy Bivens John Blair Cheryl Boone 294 Portraits Not Pictured Carote Bremer Robert Brogan Michael Calhoun Richard Carlson Jacquite Carter Elva Cazares Jim Condon Trecky Crawford Barbara Cser Mike Elliott Steven Fiorino Ralph Gallardo William Geiger Oscar Gonzalez Wayne Goodwin Guy Gregory Kip Grussman Betsy Hanson Sue Heckathorn Lynn Holway Kimberly Islander Kristtna Kirby Gary Kobayashi Christina Kurtz Renee Lasher Christopher Loftus Richard Lopez Judy Lynn Doug Machado Ernest Marquez J il Matthews Steven McKay Carla MaManus Richard Meadows Stephen Merchant Cathy Meyers Jay Moreau Vincent Moreno Nicholas Mortati Dolores Murawski Ric Pangraes Kevin Peters Kelly Preuitt Kenneth Pulice Teresa Ramos Joan Reilly Geri Ressel Mitchell Roberts Kenneth Rothman James Schoulten Robert Shannon David Shapley Ed Spiegel Corrine Stein Anthony Sullivan Dede Swanson Brent Turner Juli Tutt Dwayne Wall Vincent Wardle Larry Webster Leigh West Russell White Ken Wickham Michael WIttels Terry Wright FRESHMEN Mark Antonsen Karen Atwood Paul Berg Cammie Bortsche David Chrysler Brian Clayton Carol Conn James Deboor Christopher DeVay Todd Dowgialo Jeff Dyer Valerie Elliott Alynda Flgerelli John Fleming Fred Floras David Gallagher Merie Gallegos Brian Gibson Victor Herrera Steve Hooper Diana Kruse Lisa Kurtz Scott Landry Ronald Linn Nicholas Mamovnas David Maples Timothy Matthews Debby Mills Randy Mills Faith Morris Marilyn Palmer Lorraine Przekop Tim Roach Tim Rogers David Rowan Kim Sanchez John Schwartz Robert Scott Julie Sexsmith Roger Seymour Mark Tomlinson Alan Untereiner Steve Vancil Angel Vierra Lori Wallace Billy Ward Joel White David Wiggins Nora Williams Kurt Wimberley STAFF Mary Virginia Atdrich Barbara Bartnick Chuck Beauchamp Gene Beaver Nelda Bremmer Eileen Carlson Manuel Correia Carol Crook Marcia Dixon Michael DuBrowa Merrill Durfee Jim Fournell George Francisco Sally Gobar David Gonzales Pete Hansen Gloria Henderson Charles Hess Eileen Hollowell Mabel Howell Gerry Hunt John Hyma Dan Jundanian Jennie Keith Jean Kelteher Clara Kirk Howard Levine Maria Martin Madetyn Neufeld Evelyn Ostergren Margaret Pepper Sue Robbins Barbara Robertson John Roche David Scheel Marilyn Slemons Hazel Sorensen Donna Spradlin Julie Swartz Norma Takesian Bernie Taylor Keith Terry Penny Weinmann Alice Wennenche Vickie Westbrook Gaye Williams Warren Wood Portraits Not Pictured 295 INDEX Abbott, Kevin 254 Abraham, Anne 25,49,254 Abraham, John 273 Abrams, Eileen 254 Acree, Mary 254 Adams, Charles 273 Adams, Patty 144,273 Adamson, Greg 273 ADAY, MARJORIE 295 Adie, Kevin 263 ADVISORY COUNCIL 47 Akeley, Charles 294 Akins, David 190.198.217,263 Aldrich, Lisa 217,220 ALDRICH, MARY 295 Aldridge, Roxanna 263 Alexander, Kim 263 Alexander, Laurel 220 Alfonso, Lorenzo 94,263 Alger, Deborah 262 Alig, Diane 294 Allan, Jim 294 Allen, Brad 254 Allen, Debra 254 Allison, Mike 254 Allred, Pearl 273 Almanzar, Douglas 263 Almeida, Vicki 144,273 Aliamos, David 263 Alvarado, Susan 263 Amaro, Daniel 294 Amaro, Julie 263 Amidei, Johnathan 66,200,220 Amish, David 273 Amish, Donna 294 Amy, Dennis 93,254 Anderson, Bob 193,254 Anderson, Brian 107,135,263 Anderson, Curtis 1 13,192,198 Anderson, Dale 295 Anderson, Jayne 263 Anderson, Lucinda 195,273 Anderson, Scott 211,221 Anderson, Todd 263 Andes, Jerry 100,130,273 Andes, Susan 45,220 ANDREASSEN, DIANE 285 Andrevi(s, Deborah 254 Andreycak, Lee 17,25,49,254 Annette, Sally 220 Anno, David 294 Anthony, Kimberly 273 Antigua, David 294 Antigua, Paul 273 Antonow, Carol 193,220 Antonsen, Mark 273 Araiza, Joe 95,273 Arciniaga, Alfred 263 Arii, Arnold 254 Arii, Brenda 263 Arii, Brian 273 Arii, Linda 263 Armstead, David 254 Armstrong, Delia 263 Armstrong, Mark 95,211,273 Armstrong, Michael 254 Arnold, Alan 80,134,135,204,206 ARNOLDUSSEN, BOB 145,285 ART 180-183 ART CLUB 74 Arthur, Janine 263 Ash, Patricia 220 Ash, William 263 Ashley, Sheri 220 Asquith, Margaret 254 Asquith, Sean 273 ASSEMBLIES 25-29 Ataris, Zee 263 ATKINS, JERRY 285 Atwood, Karen 295 Ault, Kandi 263 Ault, Pat 134,135,273 Austin, Valerie 192,193,254 Autera, Michele 273 Autrey, David 254 Autry, Yvette 197,273 Awaa, Andy 294 Azama, David 204,206,207,213 Azama, Karen 208,210,213,273 Backer, Kevin 170,254 Baden, Karen 263 BADMINTON 150-151 Bailey, Clay 254 Bailey, Kathy 52,263 Baker, Cindy 263 Baker, Gary 263 Baker, John 221 BAKER, PHIL 295 Baker, Teresa 263 Baldovin, Jeff 263 Baldovin, Jim 110,254 Baldovin, John 254 Ballantine, Rich 220 Ballard, Michelle 197.273 Banfield, William 273 Barackman, John 294 Barber, Kevin 263 Barber, Roger 220 Barclay, Sandra 220 Bardsley, Joann 263 Bardsley, Lee 295 Bardsley, Lynn 254 Barker, Edward 254 Barlow, Kent 220 Barnes, Russell 65,71,98,128,254 Barnett, Janet 273 Barone, David 87,294 Barraza, Alexander 294 BARRERA, CHALE 295 Barrett, Lisa 62,133,142,263 Barrett, Lynn 273 Barricklow, Lisa 273 Barrow, Brad 19,110,294 Barter, Arthur 220 Barter, John 263 Bartlett, Robert 221 BARTNICK, BARBARA 295 Barton, Jeff 273 Barton, Kathi 263 BASEBALL 118-125 Basham, Brenda 263 Batalon, David 263 Batalon, Ed 254 Batalon, Sam 72,220 Batrum, Eric 21 1,273 Battaglia, William 273 Bauer, Daniel 294 Bauersfeld, Russ 254 Baumgartner, Jeffrey 294 Baxter, Pamela 263 Baxter, Tim 220 Beaird, Marcia 263 Seal, David 107,295 Beam, Julie 294 Beam, Scott 220 Beamesderfer, Eric 66,1 1 7,146 Beamesderfer, Mark 117.263 Beard. Rodney 61,93,1 17,220 Beasley, Claudia 263 BEAUCHAMP, CHUCK 295 Beauchamp, Mark 273 Beaudette, John 254 BEAVER, GENE 295 BEAVER, JANE 285 Becerra, Stephney 77,254 Becker, Joanie 254 Beckhaus, Tammy 263 Beddows, Chuck 22,263 Beedle, James 87,254 Behnke, Gary 273 Beilin, Mark 131,132,254 Bell, Bob 221 Bell, Glen 70,254 Bell, Joan 220 Bell, Randy 70,254 Bellerive, Cheryl 254 Bellerive, Nannette 263 Beltz, Lynn 254 Beltz, Paul 19,87,220 Bender, Lori 263 Bengoechea, Patty 263 Benice, Jennifer 254 Bennett, Susan 263 Bennett, Vincent 254 Bent, Jeff 263 Bent, Jennifer 220 Berbos, Elizabeth 220 Berg, David 294 Berg, Paul 295 Berg, Susan 143,263 Bergh, Lynda 204,217,254 Berkowitz, Carole 220 Bernal, Bob 254 Berry, Brenda 254 Berry, Douglas 70,1 16,157,221 Berry, Kathleen 55,263 Bertch, Barbara 222 Bertsche. Cammie 295 Bessermin. Marty 273 Best, John 273 Beveridge, Alison 273 Beveridge, Bonnie 263 Biederman, Becky 273 Bielski, Tim 263 Bigonger, Don 294 Bigonger, John 273 Bigonger, Rita 263 Billow, Daniel 61,263 Billow, Janice 254 Billow, Marilyn 76,149,263 Billow, Suzanne 223 Binette, George 72,254 BIOLOGY CLUB 67 Bird, Daniel 254 Birrell, Shauna 78,223 Bishop, Lori 263 Bishop. Terry 223 Bissonette. Greg 223 Bissonette. Lori 273 Bivens. Timothy 295 Black, Kenneth 198,223 Blackwood, Stacy 204,21 1,263 Blair, John 263 Blais, Lynda 181,190,217,263 Blakemore, Diane 254 Blakemore, Janice 273 Blakesley, Glenn 93,117,222 Blakesley, Jennifer 204,263 BLAMER, CLARICE 285 Blatney, Leajon 273 Bledsoe, Glenn 273 Bledsoe, Susie 223 Bliss, Michele 254 Blowney, Elizabeth 254 BOBO, GENEVIEVE 295 Boehringer, Lauren 198,223 Boehringer, Randall 108,198,273 Boehringer, Terry 55,206,264 Boettner, Bruce 93,1 16,264 Boettner, Kim 62,135,198,223 Boglino, Vince 273 Bohall, Brett 273 Bolme, Bob 264 Book, Allison 197,273 Book, Jim 264 Boone, Cheryl 295 Boone, Judy 264 Boothe, Scott 190,264 Borel, Craig 223 Borel, Julie 73,198,254 Borel, Valerie 273 Borges, Edward 273 Borges, Patrice 254 Bostwick, John 254 Bostwick, Mary 264 Bottomley, Michael 66,198,223 Botts, Daniel 222 Bouldin, Dean 223 BOWEN, WARREN 285 Boyd, Lew 223 BOYS BASKETBALL 101-108 BOYS SWIMMING 126-130 BOYS TENNIS 131-135 BOYS TRACK 92-95 BOYS VARSITY CLUB 63 Bracy, Scott 273 Bracy, Thomas 254 Bradshaw, David 223 Bradshaw, Lori 22,254 Brady, Vivian 264 Brandon, Don 72,100,130,160 Brandon, Sonja 217,223 Brant, Kristen 223 Braucht, Susie 223 Brawley, Mike 273 Breen, Jeff 264 Bremer, Carole 295 BREMMER, NELDA 295 BRENNER, O.D. Breuer, Lisa 14,27,52,75,264 Brevick, Terry 131,132,294 Brewer, Drucilla 254 Brewer, Lance 67,120,254 Bridgford, Allan 223 Bridgford, Lorin 273 Bridgford, Richard 87,107,264 Bridwell, Kevin 254 Bridwell, Wendy 273 Briggs, Paul 135,295 Briglio, Lisa 55,264 Brinck, Lori 273 Brink, Steve 223 Britt, Danny 264 Broad, Matthew 67,96-8,128,254 BROCK, DOROTHY 285 Brock, Tom 78,273 Brodbeck, Debbie 223 BROGAN,CARLYN 295 Brogan, Robert 295 Brooks, Kim 254 Brooks, Sheri 273 Brown, Connie 294 Brown, Elena 264 Brown, Joann 133,223 Brown, Judy 223 Brown, Nancy 62,254 Brown, Paul 274 Brown, Sheila 192-3,198,223 Browning, Jill 62,254 BRUCE, LIBBY285 Brunskill, Brenda 18,223 Brunson, Judith 78,198,254 Bryla, Ron 254 Buchholz, Carrie 254 Buckley, Timothy 100,130,264 Budd, Patty 264 Buhler, Mark 264 Buker, Carol 223 Bullis, Karen 264 Bumer, Kathy 254 Bumer, Kristin 274 Burdic, Kathy 255 Burgeson, Eric 58,120,223 Burgeson, Scott 274 Burgess, Debbie 274 Burgess, John 97,128,255 Burke, David 264 Burkhard, Bonnie 19,255 BURLIN,ZOREEN285 Burns, Joni 274 Burns, Mary 223 Burns, Roni 255 Burns, Tom 223 Burr, David 274 Burr, Steve 255 Burtt, Julie 274 Busch, Steve 274 Bushala, Albert 87,93,1 10,264 Bushala, Anthony 87,93,1 10,255 BUSTER, WALT 284 Butera, Salvadore 224 Butler, Alisa 224 Butler, Chris 107,274 Butler, Jo 274 Butler, Tina 255 Bylund, Bonnie 14,51,96,224 Bystry, Martin 87,255 Caetano, Cari 62,147,264 Caetano, Jennifer 274 Caldwell, Gayle 146,147,264 Calhoun, Michael 295 Callaci, Bobby 274 Callaci, Richard 190,255 Calton, Wendy 274 Camp, Ben 264 Camp, Steve 61,93,224 Campanaro, Matthew 224 Campbell, Colin 255 Campbell, Douglas 73,204,294 Campbell, Duncan 198,225 Campbell, Leann 274 Campbell, Lory 55,206-7 Campbell, Mickie 224 Campbell, Mike 224 Campbell, Richard 255 Campbell, Roland 100,130,264 Campbell, Steven 255 Campbell, Teresa 274 Campbell, Terr! 78,192,198,224 Campitelli, Keith 116,224 Campitelli, Kristie 208,210,255 Campos, Kathleen 224 Canaday, Brett 294 Cane, Dennis 176 Canellos, Deno 274 Cannady, Michael 294 Cannizzaro, John 255 Cannon, Craig 135,211,274 Cannon, Ericka 142,148,224 Cardoza, Nancy 264 Carey, Barbara 274 Carey, Barbara A. 225 Carey, Diane 264 Carlson, Brian 264 Carlson, Eileen 295 Carlson, James 106,255 Carlson, Julia 264 Carlson, Richard 295 Carmelo, Mona 77,264 Carreon, Martin 204,206,207 Carrico, Douglas 264 Carson, Chris 204,21 1,274 Carson, Christopher 264 Carson, Lee 79,97,98,128,255 Carson, Michael 274 Carter, Jacquie 295 Carter, Mark 264 Carter, Stephen 264 Cartwright, Don 224 Carver, Dave 274 Cary, Loren 224 Casey, Kevin 255 Cash, Pam 274 CASILLAN, JODY285 Cass, Robin 264 Cassidy, Jeff 224 Cassidy, Stephen 192,264 Castaneda, Debbie 274 Castaneda, Susan 255 Castellanos, Francisco 274 Castellanos, Luis 92,93,255 Castellanos, Sergio 92,93,255 Castle, David 108,197,274 Castle, Ralph 106,264 Castle, Steven 106,198,200,206 Cavallero, Laura 264 Cazares, Elsa 224 Cazares, Elva 295 Cebula, Susan 274 CERAMICS CLUB 72 CHACON, LUANNA 295 CHAFFEY, JOHN 285 Chaffey, Steve 274 Champion, Joyan 255 Chansler, Debby 274 Chapin, Peter 120,224 Chapman, Cindy 255 Chapman, Donna 264 Chattin, Anthony 274 CHESS CLUB 71 Chick, Christy 294 Chick, Joel 264 Childs, Victoria 274 Christensen, Brian 79,255 Christensen, Debra 264 Christensen, Denise 255 Christensen, John 264 Christensen, Kathryn 225 Christensen, Lawrence 68,274 CHRISTENSEN, VILMA 295 Christian, Cherie 255 CHRISTMAS WEEK 30-33 Christodora, Cheryl 225 Chrysler, David 295 Churchill, Keith 255 Ciaccio, Tim 18,66,87,224 CINEMA APPRECIATION CLUB 70 Cira, Michele 274 Cira, Valerie 224 Clancy, Angela 274 Clancy, Kim 264 CLARK, DAVID C. 286 CLARK, DAVID F. 286 Clark, Diane 224 Clark, Pamela 264 Clark, Rebecca 274 Clark, Rodney 255 Clarke, David 255 CLASS OFFICES 46 Clay, Debbie 146,224 Clay, Jeff 274 Clay, Julie 58,198,202,210,212 Clayton, Brian 295 Clement, John 21,70,75,224 Clement, Judy 264 Clements, Charles 87,224 Clements, Debbie 264 Clerc, Debbie 160,264 CLEVENGER, JANIS 142 Clouse, David 190,198,200,217 Clouse, Susan 295 Coats, Cynthia 265 Coats, John 94,265 Coats, Roger 224 Cobban, Susan 265 Cobban, Tracie 190,265 COERPER, DAVID Cokely, Carl 274 Coldren, Kimberly 255 Collignon, Leslie 274 Collins, Craig 224 Comber, Theresa 224 Combs, Elizabeth 265 Condon, Jim 295 Confer, Mitchell 106,255 Cong, Huyen Jan 294 Cong, Huyen Kathy 265 Contreras, David 274 Contreras, Fermin 265 Cook, Craig 255 Cook, Daniel 255 Cook, Laura 208,225 Cook, Matt 100,130,204,211 Cook, Randy 265 Cook, Tim 294 Cooley, Margaret 265 Cooley, Todd 46,255 Coombs, Jack 255 Coon, Carol 295 Coots, Cathleen 73,181,198,200 Cordova, Barry 274 Cornwell, Deborah 265 Cornwell, Rebecca 255 CORREIA, MANUEL 295 Correll, Daren 226 Correll, Kevin 255 Correll, Michael 294 Correz, Jacqueline 274 Correz, Tracy 146,147,227 Costanzo, Tara 265 Costanzo, Tony 294 Cotner, Michelle 255 Cottrell, Carol 149,274 Cottrell, David 71,75,98,128 Couden, Mark 274 Couden, A like 227 Coughtry, Jon 265 Coughtry, Steven 93,255 Coulson, Nancy 265 Covington, Barbara 73,180,200 Covington, Mark 255 Cox, Buddy 227 Cox, Jodi 265 Crabb, Donna 67,255 Crabb, Shelley 274 Crabtree, Tammie 227 Crabtree, Tracie 274 Craig, Cristi 217,227 Crail, Priscilla 294 Grain, Robert 117,265 Cranston, Jon 255 Craven, Julia 274 Craven, Kevin 106,255 Crawford, Annie 226 Crawford, Tony 67,265 Crawford, Trecky 295 Creason, Pamela 67,255 Creason, Stuart 78,274 Creer, Klair 274 Crepps, James 65,100,129,274 Critchfield, Karen 144,274 CROOK, CAROL 295 CROSSCOUNTRY 115-117 CROUCH, DAVID 286 Crow, Daniel 198,265 Crow, Jeffrey 95,197,274 Cruz, Richard 206,207,265 Cruzen, Lynn 265 Cser, Barbara 76,295 CSF64 Cunningham, April 255 Cunningham, Gerard 265 Cunningham, Kimberly 294 Cunningham, Richard 274 Cunningham, Ronnie 87,120,227 Cunningham, Vickie 294 Curling, Lori 204,211,274 Cusick, Mary 255 Dabelstein, Dennis 255 Daetweiler, Rhonda 255 Dahl, Mary 190,195,265 Dahms, Patti 72,76,265 Dailey, Timothy 66,227 Daines, Lori 204,274 Dalehite, Sylvia 148,265 Daley, Julie 55,56,227 Daley, Patricia 198,227 Dalton, Darrin 274 Dalton, Karen 255 Dameron, Peggy 255 Dameron, Sally 265 DANCE PRODUCTION 214-217 DANCES 19-24 Danell, Dennis 265,274 Danell, Jon 265 Danes, Lori 73,211,295 Daniel, Doug 93,255 Danielson, Betty 18,55,255 Davenport, Beth 274 Davenport, Christie 142,144,274 Davenport, Lisa 62,142,149,256 Daverin, Kevin 67,80,198 Daverin, Yvonne 227,274 Davis, Brad 265 Davis, Debbie 294 Davis, Hugh 294 Davis, Nancy 265 DAVIS, NORM 131,132,286 DAVIS, RON 128,286 Davis, Tommy 256 Davisson, Kevin 256 Day, Sue 75,76,265 Day, William 265 Dazzo, Laura 265 Dean, James 129,274 Dean, Steven 265 Deboer, Eddy 274 Deboer, Yvonne 45,256 Deboor, James 295 Decker, Chris 265 Decker, Kathryn 195,204,274 Decono, Anita 256 Decono, Michael 87,226 Decoster, Catherine 265 Decoster, Jean 227 Dee, James 265 Deemer, John 73,204,21 1 ,274 Deemer, Lisa 190,265 Deese, Desiree 265 Deese, Donienne 274 DEFLON, VIRGINIA 60,286 Delatorre, Louie 294 Dell, Kevin 227 Dell, Tim 265 Dellisanti, Dorian 274 Delvecchio, Nancy 73,204,208 Demlinger, Keith 156,198,294 Dempsey, Lori 25,49,256 Denick, Scott 71,274 Denison, Kenda 265 Dephillipo, Dean 93,256 Deprez, George 265 Derosa, Bill 274 Derossett, Gary 274 Devay, Christopher 295 Deweese, Rex 256 Dewey, David 265 Dewey, Steven 256 Diamond, Brent 274 Diaz, Arthur 265 Diaz, Brenda 77,265 Diaz, Gilbert 294 Diaz, Helen 77,256 Diaz, Pearl 274 Diaz, Shireen 265 Dickson, Paula 256 Dietz, Jeff 98,124,256 Difilippo, Joe 274 Dillon, Keith 227 Dillon, Mike 275 Dinicola, Janet 265 Ditmer, Jeff 265 Dixon, Donna 275 DIXON, MARCIA 66,295 DIXON, RON 286 Dixon, Terrance 294 Dobson, Scott 256 Dodson, Tammy 265 Doerr, Lynn 294 DOEST, HENNING 72,286 Dolby, Jeffrey 99,130,265 Dolechek, Elaine 275 Dolphin, Donn 275 Dolphin, Sheri 265 Donahe, Vernon 256 Done, Byron 275 Dorch, Carl 95,275 Dorch, Mark 227 Dordine, Kialynn 265 Dorris, Cindy 196,294 Dothage, Dannie 265 Dothage, Darroll 194,294 Dothage, Dirk 275 DOUGLAS, ELDRED 286 Douglass, Sandra 265 Douglass, Susan 226 Dowd, Susan 217,256 Dowgialo, Todd 295 Dowhan, Kelly 275 Doyel, David 87,294 Doyel, Dennis 87,120,227 DRAMA CLUB 194 DRAMA PRODUCTION 214-217 DRILL TEAM 54-56 Driskell, Dave 227 Driver, Mike 275 Driver, Pamela 256 Duarte, James 275 DUBROWA, MIKE 175 295 DUFF, MARILYN 286 Duffin, Michele 275 Duffin, Susan 294 Duffy, Robin 55,56,59,227 Duir, Jennifer 227 Duker, Debra 275 Dunaway, Dawn 275 Dunaway, Gary 265 Dunaway, Mark 227 Dunham, Pat 294 Dunstan, Jim 68 Durae, Frederick 226 Durbin, Robert 294 DURFEE, MERRILL 295 Durkin, Michael 95,275 Dutcher, Beverly 227 Dye, Kelly 22,132,133,194 Dyer, Jeff 195,295 Dyer, Kevin 256 Dyer, Paul 275 Dyreson, Ginger 275 Earick, David 192,227 Eason, Mary 275 Easterday, Carrie 294 Easterday, Lisa 275 Eaton, Tammie 72,265 Eberle, Dawne 265 Eby, Clifford 99,275 Eckley, Joan 190,265 EDDY, MADELYN 286 Edwards, Ruth 208,265 Eggers, John 256 Ehrenpreis, Yvette 275 Ehret, Charles 266 Ehsasi, Mohammad 294 Eidelson, John 294 Filer, Stephen 275 EKEDAL, MILLIE 286 Ekstrand, Sharon 266 Ellingson, Mark 197,275 Elliott, Mike 295 Elliott, Valerie 294 El Saden, Suzie 266 Else, Veronica 275 Emblidge, Scott 61,266 Emerson, Howard 266 Emmott, Robert 227 Endo.Terri 80,146,256 Endresen, Cindy 193,204,206 Engelmann, Lori 275 Engels, Karen 275 ENGLYNG, FINN 79,287 Ephraim, Mark 135,266 Equitz, Dennis 98,227 Equitz, Dwight 99,129,190,275 Erickson, Earl 256 Erickson, Karen 46,256 Ericson, Carol 195,266 Ericson, Johanna 275 Ermovick, Anthony 80,275 Ermovick, Dan 80,294 Eskridge, Dana 44,217,256 Esquivel, Abel 77,275 Essick, Carolyn 256 Essick, Donald 93,256 Essick, Jim 228 Evans, Laura 256 Evenson, Sue 256 Ewing, Benjamin 21,87,266 Ewing, Jennifer 46,228 EXECUTIVE BOARD 44,45 Faber, Mary 204,21 1,266 Faeser, Robert 228 Fagerhaug, Stephen 275 Fagerhaug, Tim 87,256 Falconer, Bill 93,117,256 Falconer, Lisa 144,228 Fangmeyer, Guy 266 Farley, Mark 229 Farreil, Lori 256 Faulders, Brian 67,1 17 Favinger, Jena 266 Faylor, Scott 256 Feary, John 228 FENTERS, GORDON 287 Fenton, Larry 80,266 Ferdon, Stephanie 256 Fernandez, Dan 294 Fernandez, Ed 294 Ferrante, Nicholas 266 Ferrari, Lori 275 Ferrari, Mark 228 Ferree, David 117,256 Ferree, Leslie 275 Ferrin, Lori 275 Feit, Judy 256 Feit, Steve 73,204,211,275 Fewtrell, Steve 275 FFA68 Fichter, Becky 228 Fichter, Brenda 197,275 Figarelli, Alynda 275 Fink, Kristin 266 Finney, Brian 228 Finney, Greg 266 Fiorino, James 294 Fiorino, Steven 295 Fischer, Carissa 266 Fischer, Dagmar 19,228 Fisher, Micheal 275 Fisler, James 228 Fitzek, Kirk 256 Fitzgerald, Rory 197,266 Fitzpatrick, Mary 256 Fjelstad, Kirsten 67,256 FLAG 57 Flaig, Joy 256 Flatten, Karen 57,66,229 Flattum, Kathryn 69,275 Fleischman, Sandy 228 Fleming, Byron 228 Fleming, John 73,204,211,295 Fleming, Julie 266 Fleming, Mike 275 Fleming, Sandra 266 Flodin, James 275 Flores, Alycia 197,275 Flores, Andrew 256 Flores, Clarinda 146,147,256 Flores, Fred 295 Flores, Kyle 58,96-8,128,156 Floriano, Dennis 275 Flynn, Hillary 275 Flynn, Maureen 62,132-3,143-4 Flynn, Pat 228 Flynt, Melissa 198,217,256 Fogler, Bill 87,94,266 Fogler, Clyde 275 Fogler, Matthew 275 Fogler, Michele 275 FOOTBALL 84-91 Forbes, Erin 275 Forbes, Steve 275 Foreman, Arthur 256 Forsyth, David 87,92,93,256 Forsyth, Joetta 132,144,208,210 Foulds, Donald 256 Foulds, Nancy 27,52,266 FOURNELL, JIM 174,295 Fowks, Catheryn 57,228 Fowks, William 266 Fowler, Karen 266 Fox, Bill 266 Fox, Debra 72,256 Fox, Gregory 275 Fox, Joan 193,280 Fox, Mark 181,275 Fox, Shirley 204,211,266 FRANCISCO, GEORGE 295 Eraser, Lenore 61,228 Frates, Anne 204,208,21 1,21 7 Fratini, Melissa 266 Frazier, Rusty 275 Freddolino, Jennifer 275 Fredette, Cathy 76,256 FREDRICKSON, NORRINE 295 Freedberg, Debbie 134,146,294 Freedberg, Marilyn 276 FREITAG, MARVIN 287 FRENCH CLUB 78 Freudenberger, Curt 80,100,129 Fritts, Debra 266 Fritzal, Benjamin 276 FROSH-SOPH YELL 53 Frydman, Jack 276 Fuller, David 266 Fulton, Sally 229 FUSCARDO, NICK 287 Gabaee, Arman 266 Gage, Leslie 266 Gage, Sandra 256 Gallagher, David 295 Gallardo, Ralph 266 Gallegos, Marie 295 Gamache, Douglas 197,276 Gamache, Karen 256 Gann, Michael 256 Garcia, Debbie 266 Garcia, Jay 1 17,256 Garcia, Julie 256 Gardea, Steve 99,100,129,200 Gardner, Julie 266 Garl, Brenda 146,148,256 Gar), Darcie 266 GARLAND, RON 287 Garlough, Lisa 266 Garlow, David 276 Gates, Christine 79,228 Gates, Thomas 204,211,276 Gaudio, Gino 294 Geiger, William 204,206,207 Gelfer, Carol 228 Geller, Lisa 256 GENTILIN, PAT 287 Gentry, Shelly 276 Gerald, Craig 256 GERMAN CLUB 79 Getzinger, Mary 266 Giboney, Daniel 276 Gibson, Brian 295 Gibson, Kolby 95,108,276 Gigson, Renee 17,25,50,217,256 GIEIVIONT, BEA295 Gillespie, Michael 256 GILMONT, SUSAN 287 Gilmor, Anthony 294 Gilmore, Robert 276 Gilson, Lisa 294 GIRLS BASKETBALL 142,143 GIRLS GYMNASTICS 146,147 GIRLS LEAGUE 76 GIRLS SWIMMING 148,149 GIRLS TENNIS 131-135 GIRLS TRACK 144,145 GIRLS VARSITY CLUB 62 Glenn, David 58,266 Glenn, Laura 276 Glenn, Rich 61,228 Glickman, Marsha 266 Glowacki, Debra 55,256 GOBAR, SALLY 154,295 Godard, Charles 110,266 Goerlitz, Paula 256 Gogerty, Dore 276 Gogerty, Tim 256 GOLF 113,114 Gonos, Janis 217,229 Gonzales, Craig 75,266 GONZALES, DAVID 295 Gonzales, Melissa 266 Gonzalez, Oscar 128,295 Goodman, Harold 190,256 Goodman, Paul 256 Goodwin, Kathleen 228 Goodwin, Wayne 295 Gordon, Jill 25,49,96,256 Gorman, Crystal 276 Goss, Trudy 217,228 Gourley, Gina 266 Gragg, Lisette 154,193,256 Graham, David 266 Graham, Patsy 294 Graham, Raymond 87,266 Grand, David 276 Grand, Eugene 197,256 Grater, Nancy 228 Gray, Karen 228 Gray, Linda 276 Gray, Robert 294 Gray, Robin 294 Graziano, Michael 228 Green, Brian 229 Green, Charles 108,276 Green, Dena 57,230 Green, Elizabeth 276 Green, Jill 266 Green, Mary 257 Greene, Tom 276 Gregory, Dave 257 Gregory, Guy 295 Gregory, Pete 66,67,78,128 Gregory, Steve 257 Gregory, Teresa 294 Grenci, Chuck 266 Gresto, Dorothy, 257 Griffith, Dehise 193 198,257 Griffith, Marc 276 GRIGGS, MERLE 295 Griggs, Tamara 276 Grill, Joanne 231 Grillone, David 58,67,70,231 Grime, Kenny 67,93,1 17,257 Grissom, Kearny 276 Grooms, Tania 231 Groot, Anton 276 Gross, Debra 294 Gross, Rhonda 276 Gross, Sondra 276 Grossman, Kip 295 Groves, Carol 257 Groves, Connie 257 Growe, Arleen 62,142,149 Growe, Ted 257 Guardia, Linda 230 Guest, Clark 108,276 Gulden, John 276 Gunderson, Mitchell 276 Gusinski, Jacquelyn 266 Guthrie, John 231 Gutierrez, Daniel 257 Guy, Chris 87,257 Guy, Keith 266 Haack, Kimberly 294 Haddad, Paula 197,276 Hale, Sydnee 231 Halewijn, Anne 266 Haley, Sharon 55,266 Hall, Randy 294 Hall, Steve 294 HALLBERG, DALE 287 Haller, Carl 276 Hamblin, Jill 266 Hamilton, Donna 149,266 HAMILTON, JERRY 77,287 Hamilton, Richard 98,128,231 Hammel, Kevin 66,231 Hammel, Theresa 266 Hampton, Kevin 231 Handley, Gary 257 Haney, Sally 181,195,266 Hanks, Randy 294 Hanscom, John 72,257 Hansen, Anita 266 Hansen, Cynthia 276 Hansen, Dawn 266 Hansen, Jeff 231 HANSEN, PETE 295 Hansen, Stephanie 266 Hansen, Timothy 276 Hanson, Betsy 295 Hanson, Jenny 294 Harclerode, Kent 73,204,206 Harclerode, Lynn 204,206-8 Hardin, Anit a 276 Hardin, Pam 55,231 Hare, Brenda 231 Hare, Sheila 266 Harlow, Robert 276 Harmon, Larry 257 Harms, Leigh 266 Harris, Joey 80,106,294 Harris, Laura 276 Harris, Patti 139,143,267 Harrison, Edward 276 Harrison, Mark 257 HARRISON, SKI 287 Harrison, Walter 231 HARROD, JEAN 287 Harry, Samuel 69,294 Hart, Lauri 231 Hart, Lawrence 67,198,266 Hart, Thomas 267 Hartman, Kirk 257 Hartzheim, Dennis 231 Harvey, Laura 276 Harvey, Paula 61,267 Haskin, Stuart 110,135 Hassett, Michael 276 Hastings, Karen 276 Hatch, Robert 230 Hathaway, Brian 180,294 Hathaway, Carol 276 Hatzikian, Cristina 276 Haugen, Lynanne 267 Hawdon, Lisa 257 Hawkins, Carol 270 Hawkins, Debbie 257 Hawks, Roscoe 93,231 Hawley, Susan 276 Hawthorne, Ann 294 Hayes, Christopher 267 Hays, Scott 100,180,190,200,204 HEATON, ELOISE 287 Heaton, Russell 257 Heckathorn, Sue 267 Hedlund, Lynn 276 Hedrick, Kristy 231 Hedrick, Richard 276 Hefley, Steven 68,231 Hefley, Tamara 204,267 Hefner, Michael 135,267 Heirendt, Darrel 211,276 Heitzman, Elaine 231 Heller, Cheryl 267 Heller, Richard 69,267 Hellers, Julie 267 Hellers, Laurie 231 Hemphill, Janice 267 Hemphill, Lorrie 230 Hemphill, Nancy 276 Hemphill, Rick 294 Henderson, Glenn 231 HENDERSON, GLORIA 295 Henderson, Sherry 19,55,190 Hendrix, Jan 257 Hendrix, Sharon 267 Hendrix, Sue 294 Henn, Mavis 267 Henrick, John 267 Henrick, Lloyd 73,180,192,231 Henriksen, Allan 257 Henriksen, Carl 276 Henry, Michael 135,267 Herbig, Jayne 276 Herchek, David 294 Herrera, Lea 77,231 Herrera, Monica 276 Herrera, Victor 295 Hershkowitz, Philip 117,135 Hersom, Jeff 276 Hertzler, Lorna 190,195,267 HESS, CHARLES 295 Hess, Mary 68,257 Hess, Michael 276 HESS, RICHARD 288 Hesson, Daniel 257 HEWITSON,TOM 288 Hewitt, Ketra 67,257 Heying, Gary 276 Hezmalhalch, Nancy 267 Hickman, Becky 231 Hickox, Dennis 87,231 Hickox, Larry 87,231 Higgins, Daria 73,204,206 HIGGINS, JAMES 68,288 HILL, BETTY 288 Hill, Tammy 232 Hill, Tracy 232 Hillier, Paul 257 Hills, Gary 117,267 Hillskemper, Brian 257 Hinkley, Karin 277 Hirsh, Heidi 257 Hirtel, Kim 294 Hirtel, Todd 277 Hixon, Harold 197,277 Hoagland, Jill 267 Hobbs, Debra 267 Hobbs, Janelle 65,67,75,257 Hochleutner, Mark 277 HOEHN, KATIE 288 Hoenisch, Brad 267 Hoertz, Diane 73,188,232 Hoffman, Cynthia 58,166,232 Hoffman, Greg 46,107,267 Hoffman, Kevin 294 Hoffman, Paul 232 Hohn, Katie 277 Holler, Jane 233 Holley, Debbie 217,267 HOLLOWELL, EILEEN 295 Hollowell, James 232 Holmes, Earl 257 Hoi way, Jeffrey 232 Holway, Lynn 295 HOMAN, JANE 288 Homan, Rich 132,134,232 HOMECOMING 14-18 Homeres, Sondra 77,232 Hoogeveen, Richard 267 Hoogeveen, Teresa 61,294 Hoogland, David 277 Hooper, Karen 232 Hooper, Ronald 267 Hooper, Sheryl 277 Hooper, Steve 295 Hoopingarner, Theresa 233 Hoover, David 100,130,277 Hoover, Mary 257 Hopfinger, Jennifer 257 Hopp, Brian 96,98,128,232 Hopp, Danian 100,130,204,211 Hopp, Darrell 97,98,130,204,211 Horn, Janet 267 Hornecker, John 257 Horstman, Ann 61,217,257 Horstman, Melinda 277 Horton, Jon 294 Hoskey, David 277 Hoskey, Debi 232 Hoskey, Steve 232 Hosselkus, Anthony 277 Hough, Lisa 46,55,257 Houston, Pamela 277 Hovda, Mark 267 HOWELL, MABEL 295 Hoyt, Beth 232 Hoyt, Brett 107,267 Hoyt, Diane 294 Hoyt, Michael 66,294 HOYT, SUE 288 Hoyt, Theresa 277 Hrubeniuk, Debra 232 Hubbard, Richard 277 Huber, Pat 294 Hudson, Deanna 277 Hudson, Lorraine 257 Huey, Jeff 233 Huff, Karen 204,211,277 Huff, Peter 257 Hufferd, Kevin 78,120,155,198 Hufferd, Linda 75,257 Huffman, Charles 68,267 Hughes, Brian 204,211,277 Hughes, Juanita 232 Hughes, Robert 257 Hughes, Susan 76,257 Hugues, Carolyn 198,257 Huiberts, David 232 Hultgren, David 232 Hultgren, Dawn 55,267 Humbert, Peter 277 Humburg, Lori 257 Humphrey, Cary 277 Hund, Russell 110,232 Hunt, Bob 294 HUNT, GERRY 295 Hunt, James 97,98,294 Hunt, John 69,257 Hunt, Vernon 257 Huntington, Noreen 257 Hurt, Pamela 277 HYMA, JOHN 295 Hyma,Wenda 76,267 I imura, Cheryl 233 limura, Karen 64,149,267 Insko, Robin 277 INSTRUMENTAL GROUPS 204-213 INTERACT 75 Isen, Charles 232 Islander, Kimberly 295 Jackie, Lucille 267 Jackson, Ben 277 Jackson, Sandra 257 Jacobsen, Lori 277 Jacques, Wayne 257 James, Kathe 144,267 Jamieson, Dana 277 Jamieson, Jerald 232 Jamieson, John 267 JANSEN, JIM 288 Jaramillo, Tammi 257 Jarosz, Lynn 257 Jatman, Lisa 277 Jefferson, Ricky 117 Jenkins, Gregory 267 Jenkins, Patrice 267 Jenkins, Vince 257 Jennings, Norman 267 Je nnings, Steven 258 Jensen, Annette 232 Jensen, Brenda 294 Jensen, Daniel 197,277 Jensen, Jamie 277 Jenssn, Toni 195,277 Jewell, Gloria 258 Jewett, Ronna 232 Jewett, Virginia 267 Jimenez, Jerri 77,267 Johansen, Dale 258 Johansen, Jerry 66,79,93,232 John, Joe 258 Johnson, Anna 267 Johnson, Brenda 277 Johnson, Dan 135,277 Johnson, Dorothy 55,294 Johnson, Guy 277 Johnson, Judy 277 JOHNSON, KAREN 288 Johnson, Luke 87,258 Johnson, Lynne 61,277 Johnson, Michael 294 Johnson, Wendy 69,72,258 Johnston, Janet 267 Johnston, Richard 73,193,198 Jolliff, Jenny 143 Jones, David 72,267 Jones, Deana 277 Jones, Doug 234 JONES, GERRY 295 Jones, Gregory 277 Jones, Jeff 258 Jones, Jennifer 134,144,145 Jones, Jill D. 277 Jones, Jill M. 62,73,80,198 Jones, Kirk 267 Jones, Lane 267 Jones, Staci 294 Joyce, Cynthia 277 Joyce, Teresa 132,133,143,258 Juliano, Carole 190,267 Juliano, Nancy 235 JUNDANIAN, DAN 67,156,295 JUNIOR VARSITY YELL 52 Kaczmarski, Denise 277 Kaczmarski, Diane 294 Kaczmarski, Eileen 235 Kaiser, Darlene 267 Kalscheuer, Cary 277 Kamellard, Adrian 61,235 Kane, Brian 267 Kane, Kevin 65,66,78,235 Kann, Lori 53,148,267 Kann, William 277 Karcher, Kathy 258 Karcher, Mary 134,142,267 Karcher, Tony 95,277 Kasner, Camille 294 Kato, Linda 58,66,75,78,198 Kay, Linda 258 Kean, Doug 234 Kean, Gary 268 Keating, Kathleen 268 Kee, Tim277 Kefauver, Brenda 55,258 KEITH, JENNY 295 KELLEHER, JEAN 154,295 Kelley, James 235 Kelley, Tom 235 Kelly, Kathi 27,52,217,258 Kelly, Steve 294 Kelly, Sue 76,258 Kelton, Kathy 268 Kelvin, John 61,79,235 Kendrew, James 277 Kennedy, Denise 149,268 Kennedy, Douglas 107,268 Kennedy, Richard 258 Kent, Michael 277 Keran, Alexa 277 Kerfoot, Karee 277 Kerstner, Bruce 277 Kerstner, Doug 70,87,258 Kerstner, Kathryn 197,277 Kimura, Keith 294 Kimura, Stephen 66,67,79,258 Kinan, Karen 155,268 Kinan, Paul 277 Kindstrand, Gary 87,258 Kindstrand, Nancy 197,277 King, Albert 77,87,94,95,268 King, Daniel 87,93,235 King, Joyce 78,235 Kingdon, Christopher 80,234 Kinkead, James 268 Kinnane, Deborah 52,268 Kiraithe, Elana 190,268 Kirby, Kristina 295 KIRK, CLARA 295 Kittredge, Harriet 258 Kiunke, Danny 277 Klanian, Cindy 294 Klanian, Glen 277 Klees, Brett 277 Klein, Barbara 235 Klein, Laurie 258 Klepfer, Donald 294 KLINE, ANNE 288,80 Klinkenborg, David 268 Klinkenborg, Kevin 268 Klinkenborg, Steve 277 Knapp, Christopher 135,277 Kneisley, Steven 294 Knister, Ann 235 Knowlton, Robyn 277 Kobayashi, Karen 55,277 Knox, Caryl 76,258 Knox, David 258 Knox, Jeff 120,258 Knox, Karen 21,55,56,144,268 Kobayashi, Gary 80,128 Kobayashi, Kraig 71,80 131 132 KOCH, ERNIE 288 Koeppe, Donna 258 Kohlenberger, Clare 268 Kohlenberger, Lisa 73,196,198 Kollmann, Jeff 204,211,278 Kong, Bertram 268 Konitzer, Randy 268 Konopka, Patricia 46,55,56,268 Kountz, Lynn 268 Korr, Merrie 277 Kowalyk, Tom 99,129,277 Kralick, Paul 268 Kramer, David 268 Kravitz, Brenda 294 Kristenson, Robin 258 KROOK, CAROLE 288 Kruk, Stanley 200 Kruk, Susan 235 Kruse, Diana 295 Kudio, Thomas 93,258 Kurtz, Christina 295 Kurtz, Lisa 295 Kuse, Susan 235 Lafferty, Randy 71,135 Lafitte, Michael 234 Lambert, Robyn 204,258 Lambert, Sheryl 268 Lamunyon, Eric 235 Landfield, Bruce 277 Landry, Scott 277 Lane, Amber 235 Lane, Greg 258 Lane, Jeff 268 Lane, Joetta 53,277 Lane, Kristy 134,235 Lang, Audrey 235 Lang, Bill 98,129,258 Lang, Patricia 196,268 Langley, Andrea 277 Lanier, Sue 55,268 Lankford, Debra 68,268 Lanshaw, David 235 Lanthripe, Caprice 277 Lantz, Bill 258 Lantz, Christy 277 Lappi, Kristi 277 Lappi, Lisa 268 Larsh, Delbert 21,258 Larson, Laura 258 Lasher, Randy 294 Lasher, Renee 295 Laspese, Debbie 294 LASSWELL, ED 288 Lastuck, Peter 268 Lastuck, Phillip 277 Lastuck, Clay 294 Latham, Tamatha 55 277 Lathrop, Scott 234 Lathrop, Susan 78 204 21 1 277 Latva, Shellie 277 LATIN CLUB 80 Laughlin, Laurel 277 Laure, Reinelda 268 Levering, Steve 106,258 Laverty, Roger 277 Laverty, Ron 235 Law, Lenore 258 Law, Robin 258 Lawrence, Ina 235 Lawrence, Margaret 235 Latton, Ron 277 LEAR, SHARON 295 Ledesma, Denice 77,235 Ledesma, Diane 277 Lee, Laura 235 LEE, GUEN 288 LEE, NILANE 288,47 Lefebvre, Richard 277 Leinen, Mitchell 268 Leinen, Nick 236 Lenhart, Gary 21,87,258 Lenhart, Shari 258 Leonard, Lori 294 Leonard, Wendy 277 Lepper, Nancy 268 Lesch, Shelley 236 Lester, Doug 236 Lettang, Frank 65,236 Lettang, Peter 258 Levin, Keith 58,120,236 LEVINE, HOWARD 295 Levine, Toti 190,258 Levinson, Mark 61,71,268 Levinson, Robert 277 Levy, Janet 190,268 Lewis, Jeffrey 268 Lewis, Peter 277 Lewis, Renee 277 Letva, Cathy 67,258 Letva, Paul 67,80,268 Letva, Thomas 67,98,237 Lieber, Eric 258 Liem, Steve 107,277 Lillie, Mike 132,133,268 Lima, Denny 277 Lima, Jeff 117,258 Lind, Daniel 95,277 Lind, Deborah 258 Linn, Ronald 295 Linnell, Jeff 268 LITTLE, SHARON 268 Little, Shawn 211,277 Little, Susan 55,56,204,258 Lloyd, Donald 258 Loftus, Christopher 295 Loftus, Jeffrey 110,236 Loftus, Patricia 258 Logan, Jamie 204,211,277 Long, Corrin 76,143,294 Long, Crystal 277 Long, Deanna 277 Long, Dennis 236 Long, Mary 236 Long, Raymond 277 Loomis, Steve 268 LOONEY, H.L. 284 Looney, Michael 268 Lopez, Alfred 236 Lopez, Angela 277 Lopez, Martin 95,117,277 Lopez, Mike 294 Lopez, Monica 25,45,48,236 Lopez, Nicky 258 Lopez, Richard 107,198,295 Lopez, Valerie 277 Loucks, David 268 Loucks, Denise 237 Loucks, Susan 277 Loucks, Tom 258 Love, John 277 Low, David 204,206,207,213,268 Lowbridge, Antony 268 Lowe, Louise 277 Lowe, Vincent 258 LOWTHER.THELMA 295 Lucas, Donald 258 Lucas, Timothy 110,258 Lucivansky, Karen 76,268 Lucivansky, Lynne 78,135,198 Luckett, Debbie 20,236 Luna, Mike 117,277 Lunde, Kathy 61,236 Lunde, Laurelle 268 Lutgen, Janie 277 Lutgen, Matt 258 LYON, JESS 289 Lynn, Judy 73,196,295 Maag, Tim 258 Macaulay, Roberta 258 MacDonald, Scott 277 MacGregor, Sandra 236 Machado, Doug 100,130,295 Machovsky, Lance 268 Macias, Kathy 77,155,268 Macias, Marilyn 62,76,143,236 Macias, Robert 294 MacKain, Sally 46,181,193,206 MacMahon, Katherine 58,178,268 Macy, Thomas 277 Maddox, Bonnie 258 Maddox, Karen 35,236 Maddox, Steve 277 Maddux, Karen 277 Maddux, Robert 268 Maddux, Wilbur 236 Madison, Becky 236 Madison, Tim 268 Maertin, Claudia 277 Maher, Laura 269 MAHLER, HELEN 295 Maib, David 77,99,277 Mainwal, Ricky 258 Major, Jill 269 Major, Melody 236 Mak, Serafina 21,236 Malkowski, Heather 134,154,236 Mallough, Michael 258 Mallow, Scott 237 Mamovnas, Nicholas 295 Manchester, David 278 Manchester, Kenneth 87,258 Mancuso, Jeffrey 269 Mancuso, Phil 236 A Mandel, Marc 1 ' 56,236 Mandel.Shari 278 Mandry, Joey 135,269 Mandry, Sherrie 278 Manes, Lori 149,195,278 Manfredi, Scott 258 Manfredi, Theresa 278 Mangerson, Mary 144,258 Mangini, Guy 258 Manier, Jana 278 Mann, Laura 258 Mannino, Carrie 144,278 Mansfield, Ana 278 Maples, David 295 Maples, Robin 278 Mariglia, Deborah 195,278 Marine, Bobbie 278 Marine, Donna 259 Marinko, Frank 259 Markham, Nanette 236 Marlenee, Caria 278 Marlenee, Fran 55,259 Marlenee, Ruth 236 Marquez, Ernest 295 Marquis, Jill 236 Marquis, Wendy 69,72,269 Marshall, Chris 278 Marshall, Gregory 259 Marshburn, Mark 120,237 Martin, David 278 Martin, Kathy 238 Martin, Lisa 52,190,269 MARTIN, MARIA 295 Martin, Mary 294 Martindale, John 259 Martinez, David 259 Martinez, Inez 77,239 Martinez, Luis 77,278 Martinez, Mary 294 Martinez, Ramon 204,211,278 Marunoto, Debra 239 Masin, Jorine 278 Mason, Pam 181,217,259 Massie, Lori 211,278 Masukawa, Natalie 269 Mathewson, Sharon 196,269 MATH CLUB 65 Matsumoto, Paul 279 Matthews, Jil 269 Matthews, Lauren 239 Matthews, Rik294 Matthews, Timothy 198,199,295 Mauerman, Lisa 76,98,99,259 Mauerman, Tod 204,21 1 ,279 Mawhinney, Andrew 202,203,239 Mawhinney, Ann 269 May, Judy 217,269 Mayer, Barbara 294 Maynard, Mark 106,259 Maynard, Michele 239 Mayo, Diane 279 McAfee, Janice 294 McAlpine, Debbie 294 McCAMISH, HELEN 295 McCarthy, Mark 269 McConnell, David 238 McConnell, Kathy 67,259 McConnell, Timothy 95,279 McCormick, Bradley 269 McCormick, Sandra 45,55,75,78 McCormick, Susan 269 McCown, Dawn 269 McCuin, Patricia 217,269 McCune, Bailey 269 McCune, Vanette 279 McCune, Victoria 239 McCune, Vivian 269 McDaniel, Kent 269 McDonnell, Terri 279 McDonough, Sheila 239 McFARLAND, LLOYD 289 McGee, Marianne 142,239 McGee, Mark 279 McGibbon, lain 204,269 McGinn, Sue 294 McGinnis, Annette 239 McGinnis, Karen 294 McGinty, William 269 McGrath, Karen 238 McGrath, Kathy 269 McGrory, Kenneth 239 McGuckin, Dan 100,130,190,269 McGuire, Jeffrey 279 McKay, Alan 269 McKay, Debby 198,202,239 McKay, James 294 McKay, Laurie 269 McKay, Sharon 279 McKay, Steven 106,295 McKenzie, Donna 143,279 McKinley, Brenda 279 McMahan, George 239 McMahan, James 1 10,269 McManus, CarIa 294 Mc Namara, Kathryn 55,74,75,269 McNamee, Leslie 269 McNeil, Andrea 22,239 McNett, Daniel 269 McNevin, John 93,259 McNevin, Thomas 107,269 McQueen, Gail 259 McVeigh, Lynne 239 McVeigh, Maureen 144,145,269 McVeigh, Scott 279 Mead, Gary 279 Mead, George 238 Meadows, Dawn 198,294 Meadows, Richard 295 MECHACLUB 77 Meinhold, Muir 259 Melanson, Priscilla 204,21 1,279 Melsha, Mark 279 Melsha, Mike 61,239 Melvin, Suzanne 195 Membrez, David 190,204,279 Merchant, Charles 259 Merchant, Marleen 197,279 Merchant, Stephen 94,295 Merhab, Maria 55,269 Merwin, Celeste 279 Metheny, Terral 269 Metzger, Marianne 269 Metzger, Tim 239 Meyers, Cathy 295 Meyers, Cindy 294 Meyers, Eric 198,202,294 Meyers, Laura 55,269 Meyers, Paul 294 Miani, Tom 259 Michael, Jim 259 Michael, Julie 161,279 Michael, Karen 269 Mida, Sabrina 73,204,206,269 Mikkelson, Eugene 294 Milauckas, Joe 279 Milauckas, Teresa 279 MILAZZO, NORMA 295 Milbert, Terry 279 Milbert, Timothy 279 Milla, Luz269 Millard, Timothy 204,211,279 Miller, Bret 106,259 Miller, Brian 106,259 Miller, Cathy 279 Miller, Jack 279 Miller, Jill 279 Miller, Kevin 98,128,259 Miller, Larry 279 Miller, Lianne 279 Miller, Lorena259 Miller, Rickard 269 Miller, Sharilyn 279 Miller, Torri 146,147,269 Mills, Debby 295 Mills, Kelly 279 Mills, Randy 295 Mills, Scot 21,239 Milne, Paul 279 Milosevich, Kathleen 259 Minasian, Mark 279 Mines, Debra 279 Misener, Lori 239 Mitchel, Wendy 73,196,198,202 Mitchell, Lars 279 Mitchell, Sandra 279 Mitchell, Steve 239 Mizutari, Sandra 269 Mock, Toby 294 Mode, Kevin 238 Moeller, Jeffrey 239 Mogelberg, Corey 108,279 Mogelberg, Michele 259 Moiscoff, Sandy 279 Moiseoff, Diana 269 Moiseoff, Kathy 259 Moiseve, Mathew 259 Monroe, Robert 279 Moody, Kristy 279 Moon, Rick 239 Mooney, Pamela 269 Moore, Adele 259 Moore, Andrea 279 Moore, Christy 294 Moore, Cindy 269 Moore, George 204,206,259 Moore, Mark 279 MOORE, MELDA 295 Moore, Mona 73,193,198,200,217 Moore, Pam 269 Moore, Ronald 87,120,239 MOORE, THOMAS 289 Moore, William 22,87,259 MOORHEAD, MARY 289 Morales, Charlene 279 Morales, Elizabeth 239 Morales, Maureen 269 Moran, Donna 279 Moreau, Jay 295 Morefield, John 94,1 16,269 Moremen, Philip 80,95,279 Moreno, Bessie 198,199,246 Moreno, Sammy 279 Moreno, Vincent 204,211,295 Morgan, Crystal 44,66,75,198,202 Morgan, David 58,96-98,128 Morgan, Lynn 217,269 Morgan, Nanette 279 Morino, Mitchell 106,259 Morino, Paul 108,279 MORRIS, BILL 289 Morris, Faith 58,295 Morris, Jeffery 259 Morris, Ronald 294 Morrow, John 269 Morrow, Kathleen 240 Morrow, Linda 259 Morse, Tina 279 Mortati, Nicholas 295 Moser, Janelle 294 Mosey, David 269 Mossman, Brian 259 Mossman, David 100,130,279 Mossman, Rick 66,87,240 Moyer, Elizabeth 279 Moyer, Michael 295 Moyer, Steve 110,240 Moyer, Thomas 259 MOYLES, FRANK 289 Mulhollam, Patricia 269 Muller, Lise 135,294 MUMME, MINDY 295 Munoz, Debbie 294 Murawski, Dolores 295 Murdock, Marsha 57,241 Murison, Gavin 240 Murison, Lisa 279 MUSIC CLUB 73 Mutch, James 294 Myers, Karen 55,56,240 Myers, Lea 67,240 Myers, Timothy 22,87,259 Nagel, Gregory 294 Nagy, Paul 58,208,21 0,212,259 Nay, Caren 279 Nay, Carol 240 Neal, David 160,190,259 Negrete, Ann 269 Nelsen, Kurt 279 Nelson, Brenda 280 NELSON, DONNA 289 Nelson, Julie 144,269 Nero, James 280 Nesheim, Scott 280 Ness, Steven 269 NEUFELD, MADELYN 295 Neville, Candy 134,143,280 Neville, Ronnie 269 Nevins, Danny 240 New, Frank 204,208,241 Newell, Joan 294 Nicholas, Janet 269 Nichols, Lorraine 240 Nicholson, Keith 259 Nickolaus, Chris 269 Nicolas, Susan 62,132,144,269 Nissen, Amy 259 Niznik, Tom 280 Noble, Christopher 198,269 Noble, John 206,240 Noble, Lawrence 280 Noble, Margaret 269 Nollette, Jodi 269 Nollette, Lisa 66,87,192,198 Nollette, Lori 280 Nolley, Charles 197,280 Nonemacher, Linda 240 Norleen, Patricia 240 Norman, Linda 259 Norris, Cheralyn 280 Norris, Scott 269 Northrup, Lisa 58,75,76,259 Norton, Roger 170 Norton, Scott 95,280 Novine, Donna 241 Novinger, Mike 294 Nyberg, Catherine 280 Nygard, Diane 294 Oak, Deanne 259 OBerg, Robert 73,204,211,280 OBerg, Thomas 73,202-207,213 OVerle, Philip 259 OBrien, Joni 240 OBrien, Kevin 000 OBrien, Terry 294 OBrien, Tom 270 Ocheltree, Julie 280 OConnor, Bryan 80,259 Oddo, Frank 280 ODonnell, Karen 270 ODonnell, Susan 280 ODonoghue, Cindy 270 OHASHI, YUKI 295 Ohrt, Erin 217,259 Oien, Christy 280 Oja, Lorri 270 Okamura, Pearl 73,204,206,207 Oleyar, Heidi 180,198-201,210 Olhoeft, Mark 259 Olinger, Joseph 294 Oliver, David 295 Olsen, Bret 197,280 Olsson, Karen 180,198,202,240 ONeill, John 240 Ono, Steven 270 ONSTAD, JUDY 289,133 ORACLE 60-61 ORAM, PHIL 289 Oremus, Karen 72,280 Orrick, Dawn 270 Ortman, Jeannine 270 ORTMAYER, RON 289 Osborn, Lori 195,270 Oshea, Brian 259 Oshea, Susan 57,259 OSTOGREN, EVELYN 295 Overlie, Barbara 280 OVERLY, CHARLES 289 Ownes, Robyn 259 Paden, Steve 87,93,241 Page, Thomas 280 Palmer, Anne 294 Palmer, Flint 87,94,107,270 Palmer, Marilyn 295 Palmer, Sherri 240 Palus, Joesph 68,270 Palus, Robert 61,116,240 Panek, Robert 270 Pangburn, Scott 259 Pangracs, Ric 106,295 Panosh, Cheri 134,143,240 Parish, Leesa 295 Parker, Chuck 240 Parker, Lynn 58,73,198,200 Parker, Sandi 260 Parker, Stacy 75,270 Parker, Steve 295 Parra, Patricia 260 Parra, Tracy 75,280 PARRISH, LILA 289,73 Parrich, Lisa 241 Passey, Cheryl 280 Passey, Linda 260 Patrick, Deidre 46,198,202,217 Patterson, James 270 Patterson, Robert 295 Patterson, Todd 280 Paulsen, Penny 197,280 Pavia, Carol 20,27,50,243 Pavlis, Danny 270 Pawlak, Kelly 280 Payne, Karen 58,243 Payne, Vicki 204,211,280 Pence, Carol 204,206,270 Pence, Gregory 243 Pendleton, Andrea 149,280 Pendleton, Stephen 80,195,294 Penrod, Teri 280 PEPPER, MARGRET295 Pepper, Mark 243 Peralta, Abe 294 Perez, Jesse 260 Perez, John 260 Perez, Ricardo 260 Perez, Richard 280 Perry, Ronald 270 Perry, Wayne 243 Peters, Kevin 61,135,295 Petersen, Christie 270 Petersen, James 132,260 Petersen, Martin 260 Peterson, Colleen 134,142,280 Peterson, Eric 280 Peterson, James 270 Peterson, Kim 195,270 Peterson, Robert 66,242 Peterson, Wendy 165,280 Petrillo, Ralph 270 Petroff, Brett 270 Petroff, Bryan 280 Petroff, Catherine 65,67,78,260 Pettingill, David 243 Pettingill, Diane 280 Petty, Rick 270 Petty, John 260 Pfeifer, Timothy 270 Pfeil, Brian 280 Pflug, Ted 87,93,243 Pharns, Mike 243 Phillips, Christine 280 Phillips, Helen 260 Phillips, Kama 260 PHYSICS CLUB 66 Pickup, Kim 260 Pickup, Wendy 270 Pieper, Kerri 280 Pieper, Kirk 19,243 Pierce, Beth 280 Pierce, Cynthia 243 Pistel, Matthew 242 Pistone, Therese 243 Pitchard, Jeff 243 Pixley, Keith 280 Pizula, Sharon 280 Plett, Christina 134,195,270 Plett, Gary 79,93,117,157 Plett, Jeanne 65, 198,243 Plunkett, Mary 62,72,144,260 Plunkett, Nancy 280 Plunkett, Thomas 270 Polk, Kris 295 Pollock, Barbara 243 Pollock, Janet 270 Polvent, James 294 Porras, Dennis 243 Porter, Lori 270 Portwood, Pam 242 Poteat, Bill 260 Poteat, Lori 55,260 Poteat, Susan 55,198,270 Powell, Karrie 260 Preble, Kimberlee 270 Preuitt, Kelly 295 Price, Kelly 243 Price, Shelly 280 Priebe, Lanse 260 Prieve, Whitney 280 PRINS, JOHANNS290 Pruhs, Kenneth 197,280 Pryee, Scott 243 Przekop, Lorraine 135,295 Puente, Rudy 260 Pulice, Kenneth 295 Pulido, Luis 131,132,270 Pulido, Marisol 62,132,208,243 Pulido, Jose 260 PUTNAIVl, PAT 290 Pyburn, David 280 Quarana, Scott 270 QUIJANO, JOHN 295 Quinn, Sharon 242 Quintana, Gilbert 280 Racca, Jane 20,243 Racca, John 66,73,198-201,206 Radas, Edmund 22,260 Radebaugh, Randy 260 Radinzel Penny 270 Randinzel, Tero 208,210,280 Rafferty, Brian 72,270 Raguse, Julie 270 Ralston, Virginia 204,21 1,280 Ramirez Munoz, Juan 66,73,198 Ramos, Teresa 77,295 Railiff, Sherrie 243 Rauch, Shawn 62,132,143,260 Ray, Daniel 280 Ray, Jeffrey 280 Rayson, Tina 260 Redfearn, Rebecca 62,78,146,243 Redfearn, Sandra 144,260 Reed, Carol 14,15,281 Reed, Curtis 260 Reed, Debbie 260 Reed, Karen 204,206,211,270 Reed, Scott 281 Reed, Steve 18,260 Reed, Vicki 243 Reeder, Dannette 270 Reeder, James 260 Rehm, Laura 22,270 Reid, John 135,260 Reid, Kandy 195,196,281 Reid, Stephanie 197,281 Reilly, Joan 295 Reimann, Judith 80,281 Reimer, David 211,270 Remington, Barry 281 Rendler, Ray 270 Ressel, Gerix 295 Reves, Kerry 270 Reynolds, Richard 294 Reynolds, Todd 99,281 Rhea, Tim 243 Rheingans, Pam 55,208,210,281 Rhoades, Matt 260 Rhoades, Michelle 295 Rice, Cyndi 270 Richard, Steve 281 Richards, John 281 Richardson, Beth 144,281 Richardson, Greg 295 Richardson, Hal 295 Richardson, Janeele 270 Richarson, Lisa 55,270 Richardson, Rose 294 Richmond, Daniel 19,270 Rishmond, Greg 244 Ricker, Frank 260 Riddell, Wendy 281 Riding, Michelle 244 Riech, Craig 260 Riffle, Robert 260 Riggs, Scott 281 Riley, Elizabeth 244 Riley, Lori 195,276 Riordan, Chris 270 Riordan, Kim 58,217,244 Ripley, Jeff 270 Rithcie, Jill 270 Ritchie, Julie 260 Ritchie, Laura 281 Ritter, Sharon 281 Roach, Mike 294 Roach, Russell 281 Roach, Tim 295 Robb, Barbara 260 Robb, Craig 281 ROBB, GLENN 290,75 Robbins, James 66,244 ROBBINS, SUE 295 Roberts, Amy 260 Roberts, Christy 73,198,200,206 Roberts, Dale 270 Roberts, Debra 294 Roberts, Denice 245 Roberts, Mitchell 295 Roberts, Steven 244 Roberts, Susan 217,260 Roberts, William 244 Robertson, Arthur 93,244 Robertson, Arthur L 1 17,198,270 ROBERTSON, BARBARA 146,295,136 Robertson, Douglas 21,87,244 Robertson, Peter 99,197,270 Robins, Peter 294 Robinson, Jeff 108,281 Robinson, Pam 260 ROCHE, JOHN 295 Rock, Julie 294 Rodarte, Faith 53,156,270 Rodarte, Karen 55,281 Rodgers, Jan 270 Rodgers, Kevin 87,260 Rodman, Wayne 95,281 Rodriguez, Anna 144,294 Rodriguez, Carlos 260 Rodriguez, David 260 Rodriguez, Fatima 294 Rodriquez, John 294 Rodriguez, Lisa 281 Rodriquez, Lupe 281 Roe, Michael 58,261 Roehl, Diana 197,281 Roehl, Eric 244 Roehl, Roger 58,80,135,270 ROESNER, DON 290 ROGERS, BEN 143,290,71 Rogers, Tim 197,281 Rogers, Tom 204,206,270 Rohnke, Cheryl 245 Rokosz, Keith 120,244 Roller, Steve 270 Rolph, Vicky 195,295 Romney, Richard 180,198,200,244 Rosenberg, Lori 67,261 Rosendahl, Lynn 244 Rosenthal, Gale 281 Rosenthal, Robert 190,261 Roskelley, Blaine 270 Roskelley, Blair 281 Roskelley, Brent 294 Roskelley, Bryant 270 Ross, Eric 281 Ross, James 261 Ross, Jeff 261 Ross, Paul 261 Ross, Peter 261 Ross, Steve 281 Rossi, Alex 95,281 Rossi, Edward 281 Rossi, Elizabeth 76,276 Rossi, Jose 75,87,261 Rost, Barbara 25,51,96,217,261 Rost, Margie 53,281 Rothery, Lee 270 Rothman, Kenneth 99,197,295 Rothman, Theresa 281 Rousseau, Scott 244 Rowan, David 295 Rowan, Sean 270 Rowden, James 244 Rowe, Cindy 295 Rowe, Lynn 281 Rowe, Sherrie 271 Rowett, James 261 Roy, Kristy 47,198,200,261 Royer, Casey 106,261 Rozum, Sandy 271 Rudge, Kathleen 281 Ruether, Jeff 261 Ruether, Kobe 271 Ruhe, Greg 245 Ruble, Karl 261 Ruiz, Gina 281 Ruiz, Linda 271 Ruiz, Lydia 72,146,244 Ruiz, Robert 47,66,70,244 Rupp, Claire 261 Rupp, Lynne 244 Rush, Jim 281 Rushbrook, Bruce 281 Russel, Timothy 271 Russell, Lisa 44,78,198,202,244 Ruston, Terri 244 Ruth, Steven 58,261 Rutland, Rocky 295 Rutledge, David 271 Rutledge, Richard 281 Ryan, Randall 271 Rymaszewski, Sandy 295 Sagmiller, Virginia 23,76,245 Sailor, Kevin 93,261 Sailor, Timothy 80,135,271 Salas, Mark 135,271 Salas, Pamela 62,135,144,261 Salas, Virginia 281 Salem, Jim 281 Salem, Sonia 271 Salyer, Steven 72,244 Sanchez, Kelley 261 Sanchez, Kim 281 Sanchez, Susanne 281 Sand, Kirby 271 Sanders, Michelle 142,244 Sanderson, Laurie 78,80,271 SANDS, ANN 290,76 Sanford, Walter 271 Sanroman, Kirk 261 Santala, Robert 271 Santos, Susan 261 Sarem, Elaine 271 Sarem, Susan 244 Scaizo, Diane 25,48,146,148,261 Scaizo, Gary 295 Scarborough, Shira 281 Schafer, Audrey 244 Schafer, Beverly 281 SCHAFER, MARGARET 295 Schaffer, Cynthia 281 Schank, Richard 66,79,99,129,261 SCHEEL, DAVID Scheldt, Patrick 295 Schick, Alan 58,66,79,244 Schickel, Diane 271 Schlaepfer, Karia 281 Schlaudt, Brenda 245 Schlaudt, Teresa 271 Schleich, Kristin 65,295 Schmidt, James 135,192,281 Scjmidt, John 271 Schmitt, Mat 271 Schneckner, Kari 73,190,195,271 Schnee, Bill 261 Schneider, Doug 271 Schoellerman, Cynthia 271 Schoize, Adam 135,281 Schoulten, James 94,107,295 Schuessler, John 261 Schultz, Mark 271 Schultz, Steven 281 Schultz, Carrie 76,261 Schuize, Connie 246 Schuize, Gregory 108,281 Schumacher, Karin 271 Schumacher, Tim 72,247 Schuster, Stephen 295 Schuster, Thomas 281 Schwartz, Jennifer 22,261 Schwartz, John 295 Scira, Dominic 261 Scira, Wayne 281 Scordo, Michael 247 Scott, Robert 295 Seablom, Philip 281 Seaborn, Kerry 281 SEAGAL, STEVE 290,58 Seals, Kelly 271 Seboldt, Steven 261 SEDOR, MYRA 290 SEELAND, JOHN 284 Seidler, Gail 281 Seldin, Dane 281 Sellers, Andrew 247 Semmen, Michele 281 Semonell, Sabrina 190,247 Semonell, Scot 87,93,295 Senner, Marie 149,261 Senner, Mike 281 Sensanbaugher, Jan 73,198,261 Sensanbugher, Joann 197,281 Serna, Antonio 107,271 SETHMAN, ARVIN 290 Sexsmith, Julie 295 Seymour, Roger 95,1 17,295 Shaffer, Jay 47,281 Shaffer, Marsha 204,21 1,281 Saffer, Randy 69,247 Shaffer, Steve 261 Shaffer, Susan 281 Shaffner. Robert 295 Shafonsky, Eric 94,281 Shakespeare, Debi 261 Shamsi, Nasirk 135,211,281 Shannon, Robert 295 Shapire, Susan 281 Shapley, David 295 Sharpe, Anna 261 Shashkin, John 261 Shaver, Michael 261 Shaw, Katherine 282 Shaw, William 246 Shepherd, Clay 65,294 Shepherd, Reed 71,282 Shepherd, Rima 217,271 Shinkle, Jill 271 Sherk, Jennifer 247 Shirley, Ray 290,261 Shofner, Mark 58,66,117,247 Shore, David 128 Shore, Jeff 87,261 Shumway, Christy 19,261 Shumway, Malon 295 Siegal, Belinda 261 Sifter, Daniel 261 Sifter, Michael 271 Sigalos, Debbie 282 Sigalos, Dennis 271 Silberman, Clifford 75,204,206 Silverstein, Steve 65,99,261 Simmons, Catherine 247 Simmons, Greg 120,282 Simons, Dean 295 Simons, Greg 271 Simons, Pamela 261 Sims, Devin 282 Sims, Rod 80,135,200,205,271 Slow, GARY 295 Sippach, Robert 282 SIPPLE, RON 295 Sisler, Warren 271 Sjostrom, Heidi 146,247 Skasick, Eric 94,271 Skiles, Valerie 143,282 Skinner, Mike 282 SKI CLUB 69 Slach, David 247 Slater, Janis 261 Slaughter, Teri 282 Slaven, Diane 55,208,210,271 Slaven, Patricia 58,261 SLEMONS, MARYLYN 295 Slikkerveer, Birginia 282 Sloan, Karen 197,282 Sloane, Perri 46,282 Smith, Al 246 Smith, Brad 261 Smith, Charlotte 204,21 1,282 Smith, Connie 271 Smith, Corey 271 Smith, Filmore 295 Smith, Jeffrey 271 Smith, Jim 282 SMITH, JO 295 Smith, Julianne 98,146,247 Smith, Kimberly 282 Smith, Lorie 295 Smith, Robert 261 Smith, Roger 87,261 Smith, Scott 247 Smith, Tammi 271 Snyder, Charles 100,128,271 Snyder, Marian 72,261 Socol, Phyllis 261 Solesbee, Mike 261 Solesbee, Terry 282 Soleymani, Shyda 149,271 Solheim, Mike 135,271 Sonners, Miriam 195,282 SONG LEADERS 50,51 Soohoo, Michael 67,198,261 Soppeland, Cynthia 282 SORENSEN, HAZEL 295 Soto, Al 108,282 Sousoures, Steve 69,261 South, Steve 271 Souther, Charlene 261 Spadt, Eddie 282 Spaeth, Timothy 282 Spafford, Dee 197,282 Spangenberg, Brent 261 Spangenberg, Phil 271 SPANISH CLUB 81 Sparks, Janet 295 SPEAKMAN, MARGARET 295 Speirs, Tammie 282 Spencer, Doug 66,70,157,159,247 Spencer, Kara 271 Spenger, Diana 195,271 Speyer, Paul 247 Spiegel, Ed 295 Spiegel, Robert 271 Spillman, Becky 271 Sopper, Gregg 120,247 Spradley, Steve 93,295 SPRADLEN, DONNA 295 St. John, Peter 107,271 Standley, Jolene 73,204,21 1,282 Standring, Eric 295 Starr, Steve 294 Stebner, Mike 204,206,262 Steege, Sue 73,78,204,206,282 Steele, Carol 282 Steele, Jill 262 Steele, Kathryn 271 Steffes, Lori 282 Stein, Colette 262 Stein, Corrine 295 Stein, Diane 195,271 Stein, Paul 262 Steinberg, Eric 282 Stenberg, Janet 180,208,246 Steinberg, Mark 61,262 Steinde, Cheryl Steluto, Carolyn 282 Stephens, Kimberly 282 Stephens, Laura 271 Stephens, Shane 282 Stephens, Shawn 247 Stephens, Shelley 262,76 Stevens, Eric 282 Stevens, Kimberly 247 Stevens, Larry 271 Stevens, Terry 247 Stitt, Anthony 46,282,197 Stoerck, Kimberley 282 Storace, Mark 282 Streit, Dawn 282,195 Streitberger, Neil 204,282,211 Strifler, Jane 271 STUDENT ACTIVITIES 34-41 Stuewe, Ken 262 Suarez, Moria 77 Sugiuchi, Nancy 282,197 SUITS, SHARON 291,76 Sullivan, Anthony 295 Sullivan, Dana 282 Sullivan, Kelly 295 Sullivan, Tara 262 Sutherland, Terry 247 Svedi, Doona 247 Svilar, Alison 190,195,217,271 Swan, Bret 262 Swanson, Dede 295 Sward, Susan 282 Swartz, Darryl 129,182 SWARTZ, JULIE 295,77 Sweeney, Diane 62,76,132,143,271 Sweeney, Kathleen 271 Sweeney, Robert 71,282 Swnson, Alan 271 Sylvia, Jessie 246 SYMMES, DON 295 Taback, Robin 73,78,146,181,193 Tafolla, Raymond 87,262 Tadahashi, Carol 247 Takahashi, Faith 72,271 Takesian, Ann 271 TAKESIAN, NORMA 295 Talento, Sandra 197,282 Tancordo, Bill 247 Tancordo, Joe 262 Tandy, Jill 247 Tandy, Joy 282 TAYLOR, BERNIE LOU 295 Taylor, John 247 Taylor Lori 14,15,75,262 Taylor, Steve 190,271 Taylor, Tracy 282 Tebbe, Donald 262 Tebbe, Timothy 190,271 Teel, Eddy 295 THEIBERT, NANCY 291 Teichmiller, Sue 208,282 TERRY, KEITH 295 TEST, DAVID 284 Thomas, Clifford 282 Thomas, Danny 262 Thomas, Howard 79,87,93,262 Thomas, John 271 Thomas, Mark 66,247 Thomas, Roderick 271 THOMPSON, JOHN 295 Thompson, Karen 271 Throgmorton, Jeri 190,295 Tice, Jack 282 TILLMAN, JAMES 291 Tilson, Liz 294 Tilton, Beborah 73,204,282 Tobey, Kitt 197,282 Todd, Bobbi 295 Tokarz, Janet 295 Tolan, Kevin 262 Tolan, Tara 262 Tolan, Wendy 282 Tolley, Leigh 21,248 Tolley, Lynn 282 Tomaino, Mark 262 Tomek, Kathryn 262 Tomek, Mary 248 Tomlinson, Mark 295 Tompkins, Rick 282 Tompkins, Robin 262 Torkelson, Karen 80,282 Torkelson, Kendy 58,262 Torkelson, Tony 120,248 Tottleven, Lee 144,204,210,212 Touchberry, Michelle 197,282 Toy, Revecca 143,209,210,282 Treacher, Karen 282 Tejo, Daniel 94,272 Trevino, Richard 272 Trevino, Ronnie 295 Trezise, Carlene 248 Trogdon, Michael 272 Tronske, Marie 14,20,25,96,217 Torsko, Al 204,206,262 Trosko, Joe 272 Tucker, Liz 282 Tucker, William 295 Turley, Brett 282 Turley, Ron 283 Turley, Scott 272 Turner, Brent 197 ,295 Turner, Nancy 107,249 Turner, Pamela 56,69,248 Turner, Scott 283 Turner, Tjomas 107,272 Turner, Vance 283 Turnipseed, Mark 272 Tutt, Juli 55,295 Tutt, Rick 46,200,248 Tyree, Jess 295 Unerhill, Pamela 17,25,51,248 Untereiner, Alan 295 Urban, Rene 77,283 VALLANE, GEORGE 291 Vallance, Mat 248 Vallance, Shari 134,272 Vallance, Tracy 283 VALLES, TONI 295 Valliere, David 272 Valliere, Steve 96,98,248 Vancil, Bruce 19,61,294 Vancil, Steve 295 Vanderburg, Jeff 248 Vanderburg, Mark 283 Vanderburg, Wayne 262 Vanderlinde, Randy 262 Vandruten, Karen 272 Vangerpen, Elisaveth 285 Vangerpen, John 93,1 17,248 Vangilder, Stacey 248 Vanmourik, Craig 70,248 Vanpatten, Mike 272 Vanpeursem, Lynne 283 VARSITY YELL LEADERS 48,49 Veevaert, Mary 78,198,262 Velasco, Cindy 248 Velazquez, Dorice 272 ( ergara, Charles 283 Vetter, Jim 73,204,206,213,262 Vickers, Valerie 73,262 Viera, Angel 295 Vierra, Vicki 272 Vigus, David 66,93,249 Vigus, Mary 262 Vinsonhaler, Mike 295 Vlahos, Joanne 146,262 VOCAL GROUPS 195-203 Vogela ar, Keith 248 Voisan, Gregory 248 Voisan, Jeff 282 Voider, Lisa 282 VOLLEYBALL 136-138 Vukich, Jeanie 118,212,248 Wachsmuth, Linda 272 Wachsmuth, Peter 283 Wagner, Anne 283 Wagner, Brian 262 Wagner, Jane 283 Wagner, Tammy 262 Wagner, William 66,70,248 Wahler, Renea 283 WAITE, SHARON 291 Waites, Sylvia 248 Walker, Elayne 208,262,210 Walker, Lance 248 Walker, Rick 262 Walker, Sharon 204,211,283 Wall, Donald 294 Wall, Dwayne 295 Wallace, Dawn 283 Wallace, Dennis 262 Wallace, Lore 295 Walsh, Barbara 283 Walsh, Mike 283 Walsh, Scott 272 Waltman, Barbara 272 Waltman, Brenda 283 Walton, Lisa 55,262 Ward, Billy 295 Ward, David 283 Ward, Don 248 Ward, Lee 16,26,204,205 Wardle, Vincent 295 Ware, Laurel 204,272 Ware, Stephanie 204,248 WATER POLO 96-100 WATTS, BARBARA 291 Watts, Kevin 283 Wayman, Michael 87,295 WEAVER, DOREEN 295 Weaver, Jimmy 262 Webb, Cory 283 Webb, Kendall 262 Weber, Susan 283 Webster, Larry 79,100,128,295 Weckler, Susan 283 Weems, Jamie 272 Wehling, James 68,99,283 Wehling, John 68,99,295 Weidman, Candace 186,198,217,248 Weiks, Kimberly 55,190,262 Weiks, Lisa 190,204,206,207,248 WEINER, BERNARD 291 Weink, Stacy 272 WEINMANN, PENNY 295 Weinzweg, Michael 58,80,190,198 Welch, Carol 283 Welch, Frank Jr. 116,248 Welch, John 94,272 Weller, Cheryl 53,283 Weller, Tracy 76,272 Wells, Bonney 248 Wells, Darren 283 Wells, Russell 249 Wells, Tim 262 Welmas, Melissa 283 Welsh, Dennis 251 Weltmer, Devvie 272 Weltmer, Robert 251 Welty, Dana 283 WENNECHE, ALICE 295 Wernke, Robert 272 Wesley, Amy 76,272 West, Dan 283 West, Leigh 55,295 West, Steve 283 Westbrook, Bill 262 Westbrook, David 283 WESTBROOK, VICKI 295 Westlund, Kristin 251 Westra, Turton 251 Weyer, Melody 76,272 Weyer, Roxanne 283 Whaling, Mark 67,95,283 Wheeler, Cathy 197,283 Wheelock, Kevin 272 Whelan, Lee 272 Whicker, Randy 272 Whipple, Cynthia 272 White, Joel 295 White, Johnny 272 White, Paul 272 White, Russell 295 White, Sheila 295 White, Stanley 251 White, Stephen 204,206,251 Whitehouse, Stephen 283 Whitehouse, William 250 Whilock, Cynthia 251 Whitlock, Julie 272 Whitnell, Jerome 65,250 Whitnell, Robert 135,283 ck, Joyce 195,272 ckham. Ken 204,206,295 ckstrom, Randy 204,211,283 ckstrom, Valerie 204,206,272 ggenhauser, Julie 283 ggenhause, Steven 272 ggins, David 295 ggins, David 204,206,262 Ibraham, Laura 204,206,213,272 Icox, Tracy 76,251 Ider, Brad 283 Ider, Steven 87,251 lliams, Dan 295 lliams, James 272 lliams, Kathryn 272 lliams, Nora 295 lliams, Peggy 68,149,251 lliams, Roxanne 283 lliams, Susan 283 lliams, Tim 197,262 lliamson, Ann 181,283 Mis, Randy 262 WILLIS, TOM 295 Willman, Robert 283 Wilson, Jay 283 Wilson, Joseph 256 Wilson, Paul 272 Wimber, Timothy 251 Wimberley, Kurt 295 Winfrey, Christina 76,272 Wingard, Mike 93,1 16,262 Winney, Theresa 294 Winnor, Brian 251 Wireman, Daniel 283 Wirick, Karen 251 Wirtz, Joanne 204,211,283 Wirtz, Paul 262 Wisdom, Debbie 72,251 Wise, Michael 283 Wise, Susan 251 Wittels, Michael 295 Woehler, Linda 283 Woehler, Pamela 204,206,295 WOLF, LOUISE 295 Wolowicz, Mike 87,250 WOOD, WARREN 295 Woodruff, Timothy 251 Woods, Leanne 272 Woods, Michael 295 Woodw ard, Mark 108,283 WOOTON, RON 291 Work, Robert 283 Worrell, Kathryn 295 Worrell, Richard 283 Worsham, Rebecca 195,196,217,272 Worthington, Daniel 94,272 Worthington, David 87,251 WRESTLING 109-112 WRIGHT, JANET 291 Wright, Matthevi ' 68,272 Wright, Mike 68,283 Wright, Terry 272 Wrightson, Tracy 135,251 Wuerth, Kelsey 65,66,149,251 Wuerth, Wedny 283 Wulfemeyer, Susan 25,48,262 Wyatt, Matthew 262 Yeager, Tobi 283 YEARBOOK STAFF 58-59 Yerian, Jordan 251 Yerian, Ross 129,272 YooSun, Young 294 YooSun, Jo 193,283 Young, Eldon 47,134,135,272 YOUNG, JAMES 291 Young, Thomas 134,135,283 Yount, Cynthia 53,272 Yount, Susan 157,250 Yourex, Chris 251 Yourex, Pual 251 Yustin, Randy 295 Yustin, Sandy 283 Zahnzinger, Gretchen 283 Zahnzinger, Sam 294 Zamorano, Desiree 61,283 Zaug, Laura 80,283 Zerger, Scott 251 Zeuthen, Greg 67,262 Zeuthen, John 204,211,283 Zievell, Robert 272 Zoller, Sim 251 Zornes, Robins 251 « Oona. ■ ' -ir. 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