University of San Diego High School - Presidio Yearbook (San Diego, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 232 of the 1977 volume:

Q € PRESENCE-ie PROMOTE no PRIDE ■ 134 PROMISES 168 PROGRESS •192 PRODUCTION■214 You’re away from me now, Not in space, but in time; I learned from you. You made me grow. You touched me. Our paths may never cross again But the moments that We once had, the laughing, the crying. And the rejoicing will never disappear From our memories. I cannot cry because you’re gone. I can only be grateful that You were once here. — Cecilia Hurtado 3 Daily masses at Uni give students the opportunity to find God in their own way. Masses are celebrated daily in the chapel and everyone is invited to participate. Special liturgies at Uni commemorate feasts such as Christmas, Easter, and all of the Holy Days of Obligation. Students have the opportunity to help in planning the liturgy and format of the Mass. The music is provided by Mr. Shafranske and all those willing to lend a voice. These masses give students the perfect opportunity to reach out in their own personal way, and share their religious beliefs with the rest of the Uni community. 5 This year’s Charity Bowi between University High and Saint Augustine proved to be an exciting footbaii contest. A powerfui running game and staunch defense gave the Dons an impressive 17-0 victory over the Saints. Strong team spirit and crowd participation were major factors in Uni’s strong showing. Through the cheerieaders’ abiiity to reach out and motivate the crowd, the Don team reaiized they had everyone’s support. S $- i« “: 8 The Charity Bowl between Uni and Saints this year was a successful event for us due to the organization by Mr. Dave Gorsich. Under his direction the Charity Bowl was an exciting evening of good football. Mothers and office workers dedicated their time in order to make the project a success. They spent long hours counting money and organizing ticket sales. Strategy is an important factor in any contest, and Coach Wargo and his staff did a fine job in preparing the team. School spirit was overwhelming throughout the day. Coaches, parents, students — everyone reached out to enjoy an evening of fun and excitement. 9 A SB ©ETS TIBIE BAEE E0ELIN© 10 The special duty of the A.S.B. Cabinet is to reach out to all Uni students. They act as communicators between students and the faculty. Through the A.S.B., student proposals are put into action and made known. The A.S.B. members are constantly working on coordinating dances, lunch time activities, club activities, etc. These officers have exhibited leadership qualities needed for successful student government and deserve our congratulations and appreciation. 12 The Presidio staff is responsibie for the fine yearbook here at Uni High. Through their dedication and participation in schooi activities, the yearbook continues to get better every year. Aii the staff members use this opportunity to reach out and show the Uni community what has happened during the year. They capture those fond, exciting, and cherishabie memories everyone wiii remember for the rest of their iives. 13 Halloween on campus this year was a strange experience. Participation was overwhelming from students and faculty. Disguised characters, ranged from the cookie monster to a pair of chickens, from a clown to a pair of mermaids. Everyone dressed up to share in the fun. Prizes were awarded for the best costume and for the best looking group costume. 16 ■flii R emembei ' that first day of school, E veryone so unaccustomed to what was happening. A ccepting what was handed to us C aring little about what was going on H oping to find a way 0 ut of the uneasy situation, U ntil we saw leaving wasn ' t T he answer to our lonliness, fear and boredom but only A n excuse. N aturally we began D iscovering each other, seeing T hat we had something to give to 0 thers, we had something to learn from them. U nknowingly we were reaching out and touching; never. C an we forget the H appiness and joy we received in doing so. Maureen Dowling if ' 17 Alice Nueves Julie Pedace 1980 Frosh class the ass iStanc eJ i rother JoFtr g ollij Pffeshmen to- geth er Wnany projects. ThaP it of the class of 0 0 was abundant and they showed the school that they are young but are defi¬ nitely spirited. £ 19 FRESHMEN Get it right this time! Ray Abeyta Linda Adcock Monica Ainslie Lisa Albright Ross Alioto Dawn Allen Kevin Almryde Veralyn Anfuse Danny Anguiano David Archuleta Douglas Barba Tom Barker Jennifer Barnes Jeannie Baumgartner Paul Beauparlant Kris Behra Bernadette Bergeron Hugo Bernal Kevin Best Timothy Biblarz Mary Black Mike Boehme Douglas Bolleau Yvette Bovee Brian Bouterie Robert Bozzo Katie Bradley Marcia Bradley Louis Brazier Mike Breslin The first week is chaos, but after that everything is cool Ft ' eshman spirit in the past at Uni has always been outstanding. This year ' s frosh class, led by spirited moderator, Brother John, have definitely played par for the course. Beginning with the title of those that sold the most Charity Bowl tickets, they continued to round off the year with their ever-growing green horn spirit. 20 Lisa Brickson Mark Brody Timothy Brause John Buckanan Donnie Bufalini John Bunton Joseph Bunton Stephen Burks Paul Busalacchi Jennifer Butler Margaret Cahill Kristine Calabrese John Cameron Elizabeth Cardosa Christopher Carso la Christopher Carini Kimberly Carter Melissa Cavallini Tani Chartler Nathan Cintas Wayne Dody Cathy Cohn John Concepcion Sherry Conley James Connors Jacqueline Cook Joseph Cornicelli Matt Costantino Kerl Cox Patricia Crave 21 dance. FRESHMEN People are real friendly and helpful— Damien Delgadillo Robert Delgadillo Anne Devlin John Diamond Rebecca Dickinson David Dodgen Bob Doty Steven Douglass James Timothy Jeff Andres Crawford Cronin Crowell Cruz Joe Mari Fred Laird Cunningham Dalton Davies Davis Laura Dover Sean Doyle Christine Duarte Mary Duffie Kirk Dupuis Jeffery Erickson 1 ,1 ( j 1 ! I Eileen Ewers John Fanciullo Tammie Faucher Catherine Fenech Jomarie Filippone Grace Florentine 22 Mary Margaret Fischer Ethan Fitzgerald Maura Fleming Susan Fletcher Raymond Fleury Tim Flood Christine Flor Grant Flores Margaret Flournoy Levana Fogel Lorelei Fogel Marcella Fox Robert Friesenhahn Andrew Gagliano Rosemary Gallo Dan Gaston Ruth Gerrity Angela Giglitto John Goette Aaron Gomez Lance Gonlon Leandro Gonzales Tom Gonzales Lelie Goodfriend Christopher Goscienski Penny Goss Paul Graber Gill Griffin i rT r Gery Gross Frank Guidane Rodney Guidi Cindy Gutierrez 23 Jodi Haff Mark Haffey Lila Haisha Caryl Hamm Maureen Hanley Elaine Hargis Scott Harlan Timothy Harmon Richard Harrebomee Raymond Hart Shawn Hart Brian Hayes John Hermsen Everett Hernandez Mike Hettenbach Dan Hiel Rob Hogan Rae Holcomb Roberta Howe Charlie Hrvatin Fred Huber Charles Huey Kirk Huffman Cheryl Imdieke Which one Is which? David Ingram Frank Ingrande Ingrid Innecken Kelly Jackson Steve Jacobelly Patricia Jardin Corey Jardin Elizabeth Jorge Joseph Jurek Rick Kasinak Doreen Kelly William Kemper Timothy Kennan James Kennedy Suzzette Key Derek Kinninger Lilli Kirby Jane Kisielius William Klopchin Julie Koch Earl Kofler Ed Kofler Suzanne Kovac Carla Kropidlowski Constance Kruger Geroge Kuechmann Blair Laframboise Albert Lafreniere Kathleen Lantry Joel LaPlante Joe Larocco AI van Larson Allen Larue Joe Leanders Carole Lecren Bonnie Lefleur Agnes Leon Jim Lewis Linda Liberatore FRESHMEN I like the variety of classes, teachers, kids It has been the year of live albums all the way from the dynomite, Frampton Comes Alive, to Led Zepplin ' s, The Song Remains the Same. It has also been a year of the oft repeated question, Will the Beatles ever get together again? The frosh have a lot to say about the music scene, favoring rock to soul and groups ranging from Eagles to the Who. Petef Lieb Jeannette Lim Rita Lisa Corrado LoCoco Lisa Lower Lawrence Lograsso Janet Loos Baldwin Lopez Rosalie Lopez Irene Lord Joseph Lozano Heather Lundy Brian Lynch Denise Manderfeld Jeannine Manderfeld Robert Manderfeld Lucy Marciel Susan Markland Charles Martin John Martin Laurie Martin Bobby Martinez Michelle Marusa Roland Mascarenas Kathy Maxwell Becky Mayo Desiree Mayo John Mazorlig Edmound McCauley Kenneth McClure FRESHMEN Do you remember your locker combination? 26 Sean McCoy Charles McCue Steve McDade Jackie McFadden Beth McFarlin Theresa McGrath Mary Jane McKeone Tim McManus Theresa McNeal Diane Millan Adrian Miller Chris Miller Jennifer Miller Michael Miller Mary Miranda Chris MIske Anton Misleh Mark Misleh Lauretta Moll tor Karen Momsen Guy Morissette Kenneth Morrill Denis Mudd Chris Mumm Hugo Munoz Joann Mussomeli Rena Nadeau Thomas Nagy Alice Neves Timothy Newman James Nguyen Carrie Noe NOT PICTURED: Jorge Arrequi Steven Curry Debra Ci priano Mary Fay Christina Foster Martha Millan Tami Redondo Stephen Rodriguez Christopher Salazar Judy Winters I 27 1 ( f Mark Norwood Nancy Novak William O ' Brien Renee Ognibene Roger Oliver Donald Olow Matthew O ' Malley Valjean O ' Neill Evangeline Ones Laura Ortega Leslie Osborne Roger Otterson Wenonah Paras David Patag Mary Patterson Susan Patterson Elizabeth Patton Julie Pedace Elizabeth Peek Lydia Percy Lisa Perreira Tony Petraglia Christina Pike Melissa PilsI Katherine Porlas Charmaine Price Jerry Ralph Rene Raymond Leslie Redondo Perry Regalado Tony Revilla Nina Reynante Bradley Reynolds 28 Lucy Rocks Antonio Rodil Tonya Rodrigues FRESHMEN No fear at Uni— Juanita Rodriguez Scott Roscoe Susan Saffian Christopher Salazar Edward Sales Victor Salvatierra just friends and a friendly atmosphere As the class of 1980 progresses on to their sophomore year, they will be bringing with them a lot of pride, spirit, and self assurance. They will also, however, be leav¬ ing something behind, not just their one-time anxieties, fears, and headaches, but also what we thought only Dear Abbey had-- good advice to the up coming class of 1981 . . . Richard Sanchez John Sanfilippo Rosalie Sanfiilippo Joanne Scardina Kevin Scheble Rick Schmidt Valerie Schmidt Mary Schmitt Mary Ellen Schorn John Schramm Perry Schroff Vincent Sciarra Joseph Sciuto Sandra Selak Michael Shattuck i The class of 1980 have this advice to give to future freshmen. It seemed to work for them and so they ' ll share it: Be prepared for anything! Let friends come naturally. Memorize your class room numbers as soon as possible! Don ' t forget your P .E . gear. When it rains, it floods at Uni--don ' t wear slippery shoes--the tile is like oil. Get involved in school activities. Be friendly to upper classmen. Joseph Shaules Eric Shine Stephen Shinsky Vicki Shipman Paul Shuman Steve Simmons R ichard Slaten Christina Smith John Smith Tandy Snethen Thomas Sorensen Julia Sousa Marla Sousa Teresa Spellacy Mary Spinal! Carla Springer Frances Steveley John Stevenson Johanna Straumfjord Elizabeth Stuberg Jim Sturtevant Alexander Suazo Deborah Sullivan Tangee Sutter Laurie Tarantino Make Tarantino Valerie Tausch Joanne Teton James Thiss Danny Thomas FRESHMEN Uni is a real challenge Jefferey Thomas Karen Timmons Karen Tobin Virginia Torrinello Scott Tracy Sharon Trovato Kelly Turner Ed Turnage Angela Vaillancourt Diane Verbinski John Vertullo Amy Vick Elizabeth Victor Angelica Villarreal Kenneth Wagner Barbara Ward Edna Warren Brian Weidenkeller Chriss Weiss Gary Whaley Rick Whitaker Jeremiah Willis Tamar Wilson Joe Winters Gregory Witteman Milicent Yong Michele Young Tom Zepf Mike Zerwekh Thomas Zopatti LATE ARRIVALS Fernando Aranguren Timothy Brause Chris Fernandez Lourdes Garay Mary Glennon Kolleen Krupinski Margaret Grubb Monica Gonzalez Robert Meador Thomcis Molinare Samantha Jane Ruiz 31 SOPHOMORES a .! GET INTO THE SWING OF THINGS Lisa Bedore 1979 Belinda and-all her officers worked together with Mr. MC Cormick to lead the sophomore class. Getting the Whole class involved was one of the main ob}ecti fes of this cabinet. The sophomores rallied behind .tffeir officers to have a great year. i SOPHOMORES Class of 79 looks forward Sophomores are looking forward to their junior year and their class rings. These events bring them a step closer to their senior year. They are also working hard on money-raising activities to help them have a successful junior prom. Belinda Alcantara Lisa Albanese Janine Alioto Jeri Allenbach Brian Anderson Martin Anderson Annemarie Atkinson Richard Balelo Brenna Baynard Lisa Bedore Joan Beeson Kaaren Bekken Marijke Bekken Roman Beltran Lori Bergeron Babette Beriones Jeanne Berray Jayme Bignell Karla Binder Michelle Boeckermann Dennis Boehme Andrew Bonczyk Janet Bone Kathleen Boyce Deandra Boyde Marie Branco 34 [ Jon Brause Stacie Brentano John Brooks Matthew Brown Huong Bui Penelope Burish Sean Burke Elizabeth Burnett Erin Burns Lucy Busalacchi Manette Butler Linda Caboz Timothy Cade 11 Patrick Cahill Teresa Calcagno Kevin Cammall Katherine Campbell Kathy Candelaria Joseph Carini Michael Casey Terri Cendali Michelle Chartier Eve Coddon Michele Codinha Caught me with my eyes closed. Gregory Cody Susan Cody Christopher Cohn Kathryn Coleman Janet Colliver Mary Connolly George Connors Sandra Cook 35 Gerald Cox Dean Cresci Peter Crom Brooke Culbertson Coleen Cuniff James Cunningham Debra Deluz Gregory Daly Brant Davis Bridget Davis Lois Delaney George Deluca Jesse Demesa Eva Demeyer Joan Deryckere Alan Devall Roger Devenyns Theresa Devlin Aydee Diaz William Dibelka Carol Diederich Michail Diem Carin Dills Douglas Dodgen Terry Doering Deanne Donovan Gregory Doty Thomas Doyle Francis Driscoll Jane Duffie Donald Dupee Yvonne Duren Karen Eckberg 36 The students in the sophomore class feel that most students at Uni are easy to get along with, friendly and warm. Some of their favorite classes are crafts, history, and P .E. Teresa Ekno Nancy Eldridge Kathy Estus Matthew Evans Susan Evans Anne Evatt Carla Everett Kevin Ewers Mary Fabian Deborah Farsaie Frank Faudoa Jeffery Fee David Felice Francis Fennessey Adrian Ferrer Janet Fiedler Wayne Filipowski Therese Fischer Donald Fitch Catherine Fox James Franc David Franklin Michele Fuger Vern Gaston 37 J Timothy Geisler Marc George Diedra Gomes Sylvia Gomez Gregory Gonion Charles Gonzalez Mary Goode Eric Goodfriend Nanette Gorgone John Gorman Barbara Gourley Steven Greenwall Jo Re Greenwood Norman Gross Stacy Hadley Julie Haisha Robin Hasinsky David Hauser Rosaline Hennen John Herrero Alisa Heslop Stewert Hess Robert Hoi land Dawn Hopkins Madonna Howard Kevin Hudson M ) ' 1 38 Brian Hughes Martin Hunter Paul Huss Vincent Hysham Annette Izidoro Michael Jacobelly Judith Jimenez Peter Johann Diane Johnson Neil Jolliffe Patricia Jungers Anne Jurek Colleen Kane Barbara Kasimatis Teri Kasinak Kathleen Keller Holly Kellner Gary Kelly Mark Kimball Marie Kimble Pamela Kinney Mark Kinninger Arne Knufman Steven Koch SOPHOMORES Giving Uni all they have The students in the sophomore class feel that most students at Uni are easy to get along with, warm, and friendly. Crafts, history, and P .E. rank among their favorite classes. 39 Laura Koenig Paula Krische Kathleen Kruger Erin Lab Martha Lara Craig Leedham Thomas Leetch Mary Ellen Lehr Patrice Leighton George Lightsey Donna Long Erika Limeli Thomas Lopez William Lopez Charles Lowther John Lucido Pete Macaraeg Jim MacCarthy Denise Machado Francesca Macias William MacIntyre Mark MacKenzie Mathew Madruga Dawn Maffucci SOPHOMORES Come on, get with it! Individualists get satisfaction from outside interests Many members in the class of ' 79 find exciting interests outside of classwork and UNI activities. Many of them surf, swim and ride horseback as hobbies. r i I j Gregory Marciel I David Martin I Nicholas Martin Shelley Martin David Martinez Paul Martinez Gabriel Magana Annemarle Maguire Dale Mann Richard Mansur Barbara Mascarenas i Angela Mauricio Robert Maxvwell Ian McColl Jolynn McCracken Jonathan McCue I Vicky McDowell Leslee McFarland I Martin McGrath I Kathleen McManus ! Jose Medina I Christopher Metcalf i ! Ron Mirabile I Norman Misleh [ Victoria Mitchell Kent Moffett Catherine Mooney I Daniel Moore Brian Moorehouse Maria Morningstar Daniel Morrill Cheryl Morris I Karen Mudgett Gary Moore Thomas Nadeau Del Nason Victoria Negrete Shelly Newton Linda North Patrick Moore 41 L, James O ' Hanlon Elizabeth Ortega Michael Page William Oliver Kathryn Otto Chiarme Paras Deborah O ' Neal Marc Pablo Danielle Parker SOPHOMORES Uni atmosphere and attitudes are well liked by Class of 79 James Parker Yolanda Pedroza Mary Pereira William Perez James Peters Laurie Peterson Shelley Petraglia James Petty Richard PilsI Nathan Porlas Nancy Prawdzik John Raggio Andrew Ramstedt Tammy Redondo John Redfield Tracy Reed Michael Regan Francis Reichert 42 Deborah Reiter Gary Rickling Vincent Rickling Michael Robbins Angelita Rodil Paul Romano i ) Maryann Ruiz J. Richmond Ryan Sylvia Salazar Linda Sales Linda Sanchez John Sardina Steve Sawatzki Anne Schanberger Susan Schmitt Helene Schmitz Ellen Schneider Phillip Schneider Robert Sciacqua Annette Sciarra Kathleen Seiter Lee Sells Michael Sepulveda Veronica Seyde Paul Sharp Elizabeth Shattuck Veronica Shefcik Robert Sherman Sue Shinsky Monica Siesel Robert SiIva Robert Simmons Richard Simonis Susan Slaton Angel Smith Ken Smith Lisa Smith Karen Smyth Judy Snyder Chris Soule Daniel Souza Janet Sposato 43 Joe Sposato Pat Springer James Stabile Michelle Steveley Kristina Straumfjord Ray Stuberg Kathryn Suess Catherine Swearingen Barbara Sweeney Clyde Taitano Therese Tarantino Monica T enhunen Lisa Terramagra Robert Tharp Julie Tliompson Paula Thomas William Thomas —Not Pictured- Joseph Alvarez Francis Brown Sandra Bunton James Byrne Coleen Cunniff John Flower Susan Fosselman Kenneth Guerrero Joseph Jardin John Jenkins Robert Jondall Colleen Kane Thomas Keating John Kennedy Donna Long Annette Ortiz Anna Thomson Monica Thurston John Timmons 44 Debra Tobin Ty Travis Linda Trol inger John Turner Marilyn Vearl ing Rhea Vertullo Alberto Villa Roberto Villa Karen Vissers Julie Wagner Lorraine Wagner Michael Ward James Waterman Tracy Watkins Jessica Watson ( Joseph Wendl Melinda White Claire Whitman Evelyn Williams Gregory Williams Peggy Willrodt Nicholas Wilson Dorothy Winters Whitney Witteman William Wolfe Dennis Wright Mayling Yong Victoria Youhouse Gregory Young Maria Zaso Robert Hasinsky Jamal Helewa Helen Richards 1 45 JUNIORS CLASS OF 78 GROWS IN DO N’S SPIRIT Pat Franklin Kathy Dalton Maureen Dowling 1978 Many new things were happening to the Jun¬ iors this year. With spirit over-flowing, Mr. Galindo and the officers led the class of ' 78 to a surprising year. Spirit week fun and con¬ structive projects gave the Juniors a top name. Numerous fund-raising projects sponsored the best Uni Prom ever. ‘K Greg Achatz Lisa Acosta Maria Adamo Connie Agosta Arrie Alexander Mark Allenbach Candy Alvarez Mitch Anderson Theresa Anderson Andrew Asaro Larry Baker Kathy Baldan Joe Balsamo Debbie Barba Cathy Bauler Robert Bellizzi Alison Betourne Jeff Bizzack Paul Blount David Boeh Christina Bogert Jeff Boggein Charles Boland Judith Boswell Patrick Boyce Damion Boyd Cynthia Bozzo Mary Braz Michael Bremer Karen Brogi Christopher Brooke Bridget Brown Dinh Bui JUNIORS A spirit grows and GROWS. The spirit of the mighty class of ' 78 has shown much involvement over the year. Only a preview was the winning of the Spirit Mug during Homecoming Week, and through such chants as Go BANNANAS and JUNIORS . The leadership of the class is abundant and fulfilling with much involvement and spirit. Linda Bugelli Carol Burnett Karen Butterfield Craig Byford Robert Byrnes Frank Breslin Andres Calderon Michael Calimlin Lori Cameron David Cammal Hugh Campbell Casey Campbell Margarita Capella Leslie Carroll Lisa Case Jeanne Caulfield Elsa Chavez Steve Cesare Joe Chlad Jeff Chung Bill Cloney Caroline Cobos Theresa Cody Ann Cologne Joe Connolly Alfred Contreras Dalton Coogan Mary Cornicelli Mardell Correia Addie Cox 49 Jose Cravo John Crespinel Cathy Crosbie John Crosthwaite Laura Crowley Judith Cruz Nella Cruz Lisa Carvalha Colleen Connors Kathy Dalton Margaret D ' Angelo Frank D ' Anna Diane DeCarlo Michelle Delgado Michelle Delgrande Irene Deptuch Michael Diamond Grethen Dietrich Lisa Doria Sharon Doty Maureen Dowling Tamara Drummond Matthew Dubois Jane Duffy Michael Eastman Kirsten Eckberg Timothy Ekno Mario Estrada Danial Fairchild Robert Faudoa Jerome Fee Maryanne Fenech Annamaria Florentine Mark Fisher Eileen Fitz Timothy Flemming 50 Maureen Keough Laura Kinninger Renee Kinninger Kevin Kinsella Thomas Klecan Peter Knob loch Patricia Knudsen Nancy Kovac Patrice Krische Kraig Kruger Monica Lab Ronald LaFreniere Suzette LaPlante Mary Laterza Lyle Leach Mark LeBold Douglas Leedham Pamela Lessing Al Libiran Lillian Lisa Giovanni LoCoco Craig Luis Erick Lundy Kimberly Madison Mary Maher Peter Manly 53 I I Juniors i start new traditions Receiving your school ring is one of the many excitements in a junior ' s school yearo Because this is such a special event the juniors held a mass at the Immaculata for the blessing of the rings, starting a new tradition. Extra emphasis was put on what the ring symbolizes: Andrea Massi Colleen McFadden Mary McPherson Deborah Medina Peter Michetti Declan Miesner Caroline Mi Her Kelly Miller John Misleh Jodeph Misleh Judy Misleh David Moore Bruce Morey Julie Morningstar Timothy Morris T im Mucci 11 i Mark Mudgett Ei leen Mul ligan Teresita Munoz Karen Musgrove Humberto Navarro Jess Nelson Sally North Greg Norvell Jack Noyes Monica Glow John Olson Shei la O ' Malley Gregory Ortega Patricia Ortega Michael Otto Thomas Pancheri Sherry Patterson Robert Patterson Richard Patton Frank Pavon Debbie Peacock Jay Pearson Clark Pennington Joseph Peragine Charlyn Perdue Judith Peters Catherine Petricca John Pohling Richard Polakiewicz Donald Poquette Laurel Pospisil Michael Preciado John Price Patrick Rayfield Pamela Ribiero Brian Rickling Lawrence Riley Michael Robert Joseph Roma i 55 Juniors start new traditions Receiving your school ring is one of the many excitements in a junior ' s school yearo Because this is such a special event the juniors held a mass at the Immaculata for the blessing of the rings, starting a new tradition. Extra emphasis was put on what the ring symbolizes: unity which surely the class of 1978 has. Joni Mangiameli Cornelia Marin Laura Martin Mark Maserek Andrea Massi Colleen McFadden Mary McPherson Deborah Medina Peter Michetti Declan Miesner Caroline Mi I ler Kelly Miller John Misleh Jodeph Misleh Judy Misleh David Moore Bruce Morey Julie Morningstar Timothy Morris T im Mucci IIi Mark Mudgett Ei leen Mul ligan Teresita Munoz Karen Musgrove Humberto Navarro r Jess Nelson Sally North Greg Norvell Jack Noyes Monica Glow John Olson Robert Patterson Richard Patton Frank Pavon Debbie Peacock Shei la O ' Malley Gregory Ortega Patricia Ortega Michael Otto Thomas Pancheri Sherry Patterson Jay Pearson Clark Pennington Joseph Peragine Charlyn Perdue Judith Peters Catherine Petricca John Pohling Richard Polakiewicz Donald Poquette Laurel Pospisil Michael Preciado John Price Patrick Rayfield Pamela Ribiero Brian Rickling Lawrence Riley Michael Robert Joseph Roma 55 J JUNIORS DO THE HUSTLE . John Romo Bradley Rosebrook Richard Salazar Cecilia Sanchez Wilma Santos Guy Sawyer C hristopher Schaefer Phil Schanberger T horn as Schanberger Ceci lia Schmitt Franz Schneider Joanne Schoch T homas Schoofs Toby Schramm Stuart Schwartz Melody Sebo Patricia Seyde Margie Sharkey Michael Shaules Karen Shine John Simmons Michael Smith Thomas Solazzo Daniel Sousa Matthew Spahr Teresa Stevely Yes, the juniors have done a lot of hustling this year. From going bananas during spirit week to raising up junior en¬ thusiasm throughout the year. They have searched long and reached out far to find new ways to make that big event, the Prom , something special. i 56 Philip Strebler Mary Sturtevant Anne Sullivan Andrew Szczotka Thomas Tackabery D iana Tait Paul Thiel John Tobin M ichael T rometter Stephen Tunnel Gloria Urban James VanBenschoten Abel Villarreal Katherine VonderWische Martin Walton Lisa Whaley Will iam Vivoli Carolyn Walsh Stephen Warren M ichael Whaley 57 Susan White Sandra Wickman Elizabeth Williams Terese Williams Kennith Winters NOT PICTURED: Roseanne Cunningham Ronald Egan Lisa Foster David Hargis Robert Mitchell John Nieto Rgina Sciuto Jeanne Westron Virginia Whitmarsh LATE COMERS: Tressi Inlow Shamus McLaughlin Linda Mellor Fred Osuna Shelley Redondo Cris Shelton Very soon the year will end, then there will be only one more step. The end of the year brings us to the long awaited thrill--being seniors (at last), searching for our¬ selves and reaching out to touch our futures.... 58 fry AUTOGRAPHS b PC’ ■■ ?(4 SENIORS CREATE AND EXPRESS EXCITING IDEAS Killelea , Jean I ' S e n i 0 r worked ha«HPaP[ H unified ciSS ' sT Mr. kS|| helped the officers to make their last year a 0 memorable one. The officers planned many different events to show the uniqueness of the CLASS OF 77. 61 y nOSE C A ACOL Hosie. . .frustrated by Physics, Math, girls. . .teachers who like their jobs . . . IMardido . . . friends who shared enjoyable and trying times, J.H., E.C., L.G.,. . . Come, come now! ... ASB, Y.A.P., track, football. . .will remember. . . Searches, teachers, Farrall ' s, Filippi ' s . . .loves family, friends, God, myself, .girls, the mountains. LAURA ALGER CATHERINE ABEYTA I I k f. Shorty Beta. . . frustrated by home¬ work. . .Mr. Ramos and Mr. Casciato . . .being rowdy and drive-in movies. . . That ' s life in the big city! 4-year gang, mini-mice, football games, cheerleading tryouts, braces, off-campus . . .loves the beach, sunny days, ice- skating, family and friends. f I 4 - -1 JOSEPH ACCARDO i i KEITH R. ALMRYDE Tumor II. . .love my Plymouth, the Byrds, the moun¬ tains, good-looking girls. t JULIE ALVES Julie. . .frustrated by working at D.Q. . . .will remember friends because of their craziness. . . formal dances. . . leave me alone! STOP IT! Home¬ coming ' 75. . . Prom ' 76 with someone special, love ' s P.D.G. ' s. I KAREN MARIE I ANDERSON I fi f b frustrated by being late to classes. . . Mr. Ratelle, Mr. Araiza. . .ASB Sec¬ retary. . . Nardido . . .The Search and talking on a big rock, friends and good times. . .loves □any, rainy days, family and friends. LUIS E. ALVAREZ Louie. . .frustrated by homework. . . Mr. McGrath, Fr. Foley. . .chess club. . .will re¬ member Search, junior year, mini-c courses. . .likes music, Jethro Tull and Searches. PAUL ARMIJO 4 ROSE BALISTERI PATRICE ASCHENBRENER PATRICK BARNES I ANN JEAN- ANGELA ARRISI Gertrude. . .frus¬ trated by dumb teachers. . .Mrs. Robinson and crazy field trips. . .head gang, good friends and Tuesday morn¬ ings, Prom ' 76. . . love the beach. . . parties, family, and friends. MARIA ASUNTA BALISTRERI Dumbo. . .frustrated by Felix. . .found by the Isle of Capri . . .tennis. . . good times with friends. Prom ' 76, You ' re kidding! . . .loves family, Felix, and manatu. GREG BAULER f I f DENIS BARBA The Jew. . .frus¬ trated by Fred and IMorma. . .Mr. G. . . ASB, basketball, cross-country. . . will remember the good people at Uni, Prom ' 76. . .loves the adventures of tomorrow. I BRENDA A BENTON i I W JEFF BIGNELL ANNETTE M BLAKE Cricket. . .frustrated by the lunch ma¬ chine. . .found on the grass. . .teachers who care. . . Really?! , . .going places with crazy friends. . .loves family, friends and weekends. CATHLEEN MARIE BLATTLER Cathy. . .will re¬ member chocolate chip, sophomore year and Tuesday mornings at 7-11, good times, friends . . .love my cat, Dobermans, Africa, animals, God, fam¬ ily and friends. LISA M. BOEHME t 4 £ Shorty. . .frustrated by college applica¬ tions, forgetfulness . . .rowdiness and closeness with friends. . .yearbook, varsity tennis. . . You goon! . . . USD football games, falling down stairs on a rainy day. . . loves Theresa, my dog, parents, my ' 56 chevy tank, the beach. Art. MARGARET MARY BOTSFORD I Klutz. , .frustrated by snobby people. . . Mr. Vice ' s superman image. , .the lunch bunch. . .choral, yearbook. . .foggy mornings, frosh and sophomore year, failing down, getting in trouble at Peg ' s . . .loves music, laughter, plays, people. i I f BRENDA DIANE BOUTERIE Fr. Leo—I love you . . .plays are a blast. . .bathroom gang. . .Brenda Starr. . . I don ' t believe in going to class . . . Let ' s do the basic! . , .loves F.C.M., Rhonda Susan, family, and friends. BRIDGETTE BOVEE Will remember beating Saints, my search. Dopey and the Seven Dwarfs, the talent show. Homecoming ' 75 and ' 76, the football players on Hallow¬ een cheerleading. . , loves R.S., getting crazy, being ME. 64 f I f STEVEN T. BRENTANO Mario. . .Sr. Joanne, Mr. Ed, Uncle Bob . . .will remember good friends, teach¬ ers, spirit and fun... Down farther! . . . loves sailing, skiing, God, Friends and having a good time. CRAIG BRITT GEORGE BUENFIL GRACE BUGELLI Swings, pendulums, chance, change. . . Springtime in April . . .memories of my Claudia, turtle doves forever . . .Ratelle. . . people. . .searching and finding. . . and the powerful mes¬ sage of love broad¬ casting itself all over. KATHERINE S. BUSALACCHI Kathy. . .frustrated by homework and Lisa. . .found at the Wall or with Lisa . . .good times and getting in trouble with friends. . . lunch with Lisa and leaving notes on cars. . .P.E. with Prather, fishing with Coach Strange. . . bat girls with K.J., volleyball. . .loves God, family and being crazy. BRENDA LYNNE BUSO Frustrated by being small. . .will remember Senior year, spirit week ' 76, mini-courses, friends. . .loves ballet, family and sunny days at the beach. LAWRENCE BUTLER MARY BUTTERFIELD AMANDA BYRNES WILLIAM BYRNES RONALD H. CALABRESE Goumont and Blue Dog, Woodstock, hardships of time, longing for silence, the Unknown Citizen, loves to work, imagination and creation, P.F., M.R. ' s, O.B. PATRICIA DEL CARMEN CALDERON Patty. . .frustrated by Andy. . .Sr. Dolores. . .Mr. Dundas. . .rowdy football games and senior year. . .wiII remember A.S.B. Ball ' 74, 12-24-74, Balboa park, search ' 76, Solo Tu, loves family, God and friends, travel¬ ing to Yucatan, Music, dancing, and Dumbo. JUDY ANN CAMPBELL Yo, 1st half. Head Head. . . Yo it forever! . . .will always remember Michelle. STEVE CARDOSA MARYANN ANTONINA CARINI Little Carini . . . Marianna . . . loves travel, danc¬ ing, music, football games. . .summer of ' 75. . .Tornero . . .Italian class. . . Mrs. Calabrese and Mr. Dundas. . .se dio voule. . What?!!. . .Ciao. MARK CASTILLO Old Man. . .frus¬ trated by Lori Cameron and hard homework. . . found in the A.V. Room. . .the teach¬ ing techniques of teachers. . .great times with friends . . . Excellent . . . science club. . . senior year. . .loves food, money, Lori Cameron, good times, ART. ELLEN CATANZARO El, mtm. . .frus¬ trated by being late . . .Tennis El Cid, Y.A.P. . .found 4 smiling. . .will remember home¬ coming ' 76 searches football, basketball, sharing the good and the bad with 8 friends, loves sleep- ing, dances, talking, ' laughing, my friends. MARY JANE CAUDILL PAULA MARIE CHLAD P.C. . .found with Cathy. . .Mr. Weir . . .CSF. . . that ' s embarrassing! . . . will remember friends, being late for class, Easter trip, get down, horsie . . .loves Steve, independence, being unhurried. SUSAN ANNE CHRISTENSON Soo. . .frustrated by slow drivers. . . badminton, news¬ paper. . .driving Sister Dolores bananas. . .friends who are themselves . . .loves Mom and Dad, skiing, movies, driving fast, Casper . . . Winning isn ' t everything, it ' s the only thing. JOHN COLLIVER TOM CLIFFORD Mr. Dundas and U.S. History. . . Al¬ right! will remem- ber good times, good friends, and all the hassles that go with them. . .loves friends, tennis and good times. i I i STEVEN JOHN COLOGNE Steven J. . .frus¬ trated by deadlines . . .found in the El Cid office. . .Mr. Weir, Fr. LaRiviere . . . Who ' s horses? . . .campaign ' 76 with Guy and John . . .golf team, El Cid. . .loves family, friends and horse¬ back riding. JULIE CLONEY I f i I Clooney. . .hates having her name mispronounced. . . Goofy . . . How Stupid . . .bowling club. . .loves her teddy bear and taco bell enchiritos. PATRICIA COOKE STEPHANIE ANN COX Carrot top, Shawny . . .hangs around S.S., J.C., R.M., loves Mac. . .my family. . .Poor Baby and New Year ' s Eve . . .Mr. Ariaza ' s bio A. . .Sugar, my teddy bear. . .Mrs. K ' s religion class . . .always seen with a bag of M M ' s. . . senior year. . .Is that 68 right?. . .Martha ' s wig and Jeff ' s hat. I i MARK COTTER I f ! MARK CORREIA MANUAL CRAVO 4 COLLEEN MARY CONNIRY Colleen. . .day¬ dreaming. . .Elton John. . .piano, collie puppies. . . best friends. . . likes summertime, parties and cosmic craziness at crowded concerts. . .P.D.G. CHARLES COMBS SHANNON MARIE COUGHLIN Shannon. . .loves Jack-in-the-Box and Camaros. . . Lil ' Cath, Big Cath, and Kim. . . Ultamar. . .wazu. Wanna ditch? IT LISA ANN CROWELL Lisa-girl. . .frus¬ trated by people who do not listen! . . .cheerleading, sewing. . . l leg! . . . will remember un¬ derstanding teachers, Poetr y class, searches. Saints game, formal dances. Spirit Week, good times with friends. . .loves green apples, family, friends and my very special sweetheart. JOE CRUZ Boo, Huey. . .crazy nights on Broadway- B.C., B.S., B.E., boogie at the disco! . . .my dear flat punkin. . .remember Plucked! . . . physical pain. Kitchen walls have ears, lasagna and Reno ' s, Ann-Run!, the duck and the nun. . .Pleasant memories, love and laughter always!. . . DENISE CATHERINE DALY DeeDee. . .Ohhhh, boy!. . .Ah, ha!. . . I will remember the sunrises, the moun¬ tains, the friends I ' ve made, nardido and lead foot, being big H.C. and H.B., secrets. . .loves Art D. KATHLEEN ANN DALY Kathy. . .frustrated by having a million things to do and no time to do them in . . .Senior Class Treasurer. . . Nardido! . . .will remember Junior and Senior years. Searches, all the good times. . .loves family, friends, Ted and God. THOMPSON DAVIES ¥ I 4 I TERRY DAVIDSON ? t f c DAVID M. DARNELL Dave. . .found in C. office. . .to be a psychologist. . . working for peace... will remember Ed, Arnie, Mrs. F. . . selfawareness, growth, close friends. 4 DANIEL DELGADILLO Danny. . .frustrated by Mosa. . . One more time! . . .will remember good times with friends. ’i 4 RUTH DELGADILLO RICHARD J. DESMOND Captain Hook. . . frustrated by getting caught ditching. . . found at the Wall . . .Coach Serrano and Wargo, Donny Weir. . .V. baseball, V. football. . .Paul, Joe, Theresa, MaryAnne. . .Tiny Dancer, ' 76 foot¬ ball, Prom ' 76. . . loves Little One and Baseball. TERENCE DEVINE LAURA DIBELKA Mrs. K. and Mr. A. . . .found by Cherie . . .Gloria, Cherie, good friends. DAVID LAWRENCE DIETRICH Dave. . .frustrated by his moustache and Bruce. . . found in the coun¬ seling center. . . soccer, drama. . . Mrs. Robinson ' s biology. . .the OK sign. . .Tinkerbell . . .we share a locker, class of ' 76, searches. . .Prom ' 76. . .loves C.C., family, friends, guitar. RENEE MARGARET DION Na Na. . .frustrated by teachers who don ' t seem to know anything. . .found on the walk by Rm. 41. . .will remem¬ ber friends, late night visits from a little Datsun, Prom ' 76. . .loves animals and Vince Hilgeman. DANA LEE DODGEN Frustrated by slow cars.. .Mr. Gorsich ' s tests, Mr. Dundas ' darlin , Sr. Dolores, Mr. Araiza . . .the Figs and chickens. . .Kazoo band, LSMOS, halloween, spirit week. . .loves people, snow and mountains. MARK DOERING 70 MATTHEW EDWARD DOLAN Matt. . .frustrated by being late. . . bowling club. . . will remember searches, prom, junior year Heavy duty . . .loves Mickey mouse, music and family. EDWARD MARTIN DON Jelly. . .frustrated by stubborn teach¬ ers. . .will remem¬ ber the 18th, Searches. . . The leg . . .Loves Gay Selis and my car. BILL DONAHUE Will remember good times, rifle team, searches ... loves music and girls . . . Ticking away the moments that make up a dull day. ROBIN ANN DORES Dukey girl. . .frus¬ trated by class, Tina G. and home¬ room. . .found on shelter Island or Wop Wall Town. . . Mr. Duke, Mr. A. . . .will remember friends, teachers, the head Gang, Italians, My first dance. . .loves ocean, sun, family, and Friends. I JOHN DOTY MARK REID DOYLE Mark . . . frustrated by school and girls . . . Ratelle—al¬ ways with a word of wisdom . . . will remember bowling, M.G.P.— camaro brother, friends near my locker, loves people and making them happy. MARGARET MARY I DRISCOLL 1 Margie. . .kazoo band, Ooh, not f bad! . . .frustrated I by alarm clocks, I K.F.C., parking I tickets, oversized eggshells. . .beating Saints, figs and I chickens. . .loves I racketball, camping, iceskating, skin- diving, San Felipe. L REBECCA LYNN DRUMMOND Becky. . .frustrated by my sister, Tammi. . .the cheery faces of teachers on Monday mornings. . .Julie, Nora, Tim, Paul, Joe, bowling class . . .found around the wop wall. . . freshman year, Prom 75 and ' 76, Loves God, family and Michael. J PATRICK EGAN I i SHERRI EGGERT LISA MARIE EKNO Lis, Eskimo. . . frustrated by Michael and Italians, . .Coach Serrano, Mrs. Prather and Mrs, Wainscott, ditching English with Tear Bear, counseling aid, Wilimek ' s office. . .loves ice cream, balloons, rainy days, Leroy, God, and family. KARL ELAM SUSAN MARY ELLING Sue. . .Mr. Araiza , . . Knock-Knock jokes , the figs. Prom 76 ' , a,b,c,d, . . .Piano player. . . El Cid. . .Kazoo Band. . . Pocketa- Pocketa-queep . . . M.S.L.S.D. . . . loves skiing, moun¬ tains, and sunshine. RICHARD M. EZRA Sabu. . .frustrated by not learning my Iines for a play. . . Jesters , . .loves traveling, my trip to England. . . Barbara Streisand, Liza Minelli. . . will remember Fr, Lanphier, special friends. KATHLEEN M. EAGER Loves snow, sum¬ mer days, on-the- line, the Byrds, my family and friends. 72 CATHERINE E. 1 FANNING Frustrated by ® Spanish 3C. . . found with Paula vj f . . .bowling club . . .Mr. Craig, Don Weir ' s flying erasers. . . Freak me out . . .the big horse race- Tone- Tone , Junior mini¬ course, being late for classes, . .loves - P.C., F.S., moun- tains and family. VD 1 ANDREW FAUST FREDERICK FEE CARIN VANESSA FAZ Buba. . .frustrated by being tickled, traffic. . .found with Mike at our locker. . .Coach Wilimek, Sr. Sara . . .Mike, my best friend, Julie. . . Yearbook, volley¬ ball. . .English 2C with Mr. Wilimek, water-polo games, writing lab. i MARY JANE FELICE M.J. . . .frustrated by people who can cut-up. . .wop is top, . .softball team and football games . . .natural high. . . Ti ruolo bene. . . getting R.T.T.T. . . .loves dancing, parties, skiing, an d A.S. . . .gradua¬ tion is a blessing. ' i I 4 - ANA MARIA FIGUEREDO Shrimpo. . .frus¬ trated by crowded halls and pushy people. . .Melissa . . .10-23-73. . . Snoopy. . .soph year and Sonia. . . Mr. Rattelle. . , Class of ' 78. . . family and friends . . .Kristi. . . Short and Sassy . 5 I 4 A AUDREY FENTON I A f Lynyrd Skynyrd. . . too little time and too much home¬ work. . .found by the library. . .true friends. . . Don ' t bet on it . . . Cross-Country, Track, Insights. . . Dagwood Bumstead . . .The good times at Uni. . .loves science-fiction, comic characters, anything that makes me laugh. I f f ANNETTE FENTON Phantom. . .frus¬ trated by being called Audrey. . . Cam Beckette and Sr. Sara. . .friends on the swim and basketball teams . . . Now what did I do wrong. Cam? . . .P.E. teachers, G.V., San Quentin . . .50 ' s dance and Prom ' 76. . .loves twin sister. LEONARD JOHN FILIPOWSKI STEPHEN FISCHER Fish XI, . .frustrated by women ' s I ibbers . . .cross-country, river-rafting. . .the mountains and Fresno, RONNIE FITCH THOMAS FLEMING SCOTT FLORES J.D., Scott boy. . . found by The Wall . . .Fr. Pat. . . neg , affirma¬ tive . . .Fee Fee . . .wrestling, foot¬ ball . . . searches. Pep railies, hallow- een cheerleaders. . . loves John Denver, friends, family, sunsets and moun¬ tains. FRANCIS FLOURNOY CARLOS FOX MARK FOX DAVID FRANCEL MARK THOMAS GALLAGHER Gal. . .frustrated by Sal being a J.E.W. . . .Sr. Dolores. . . frosh football. . . found at the Wall and ski beach. . . will remember Prom ' 76, Sal, Laurie, and good times at Uni. . .loves family and close friends. ' EDWARD FRANK GALLO Ed. . .frustrated by Math 4c. . .found in the physics of biology lab. . .Mrs. Robinson ' s guidance . . . Give it a rest . . .Water-polo, swimming . . Prom ' 76. . .friendship. . . loves family and friends. DIANE GARCIA I will my great ability to talk to Tom Timmons, a pair of baggy pants to Richard Desmond, a lot of love and luck to my special friends, all the fun we had together to Marie McManus, and to my sister, I will love, patience, and all the success life has to offer. BRUCE GOMES 4 I Damian. . .frus¬ trated by cave- women . . .Queen Devil, Semone . . .Charley ' s Angels, Cher, the beach. . .will re¬ member the summer of ' 76, the group on the stairs, Roger Daltrey and the Who. . . Dreams un¬ wind, loves a state of mind. JORGE GONZALEZ r PHILIP GORGONE CATHY M. GOSCIENSKI I W ! I A Frustrated by tardies and late assign¬ ments. . .Mr. A. and Joe Wil ly. . . crazy friends. . .badmin¬ ton, bowling, junior and senior years. . . search and Sandy . . .loves Bobby, George, Ben. . .but mostly Leo. JAMES GRABER ROBERT GREENWOOD LINETTE S. GUARANO Susie. . .Frustrated by lack of school spirit. . .Sr. Joanne and Mr. Araiza, The Gang . . .will remember Home¬ coming, searches and ASB. . . We don ' t remember days, we remember moments. GEORGE GUTIERREZ Chico. . .frustrated by English. . .history and football with Wargo. . .soccer, volleyball. . .found by the Wop Wall, the Tree. . .will re¬ member the people, sports and parties. 76 JEAN MARIE HAFF One Bobbsey twin . . .frustrated by male chauvinists pigs. . .Mr. Weir and awards cere¬ mony, Mr. Araiza ' s unique explanations, Sr. Joanne ' s tardi¬ ness. . .Norma and crazy ideas. . .pep club, bowling. . . will remember plutonians and mer¬ maids, A Block social center in the I ibrary. MICHAEL S. HAGAN Mike. . .frustrated by Spanish. . . water-polo, swim¬ ming. . .loves hunt¬ ing and Garin Vanessa Faz. . . loves DONUTS. TAMMI HAGEMAN Bookends and YO YO ' S. . .Head Varsity Cheerleader . . .Three Little Elves: Ramos, Casciato and Weir . . . Have ya seen Kim? . . .Home¬ coming ' 76 and Prom ' 76. . . Sara Smile . . . G.O.O.B.E.R.S. CHRISTOPHER ROBERT HAMILL Bob. . .found out of class. . .A.S.B., water-polo, yearbook . . .will remember C.G., class of ' 77, friends. . .loves Mary, the mountains and diving. Vice President and basket¬ ball, the gang! CHRIS HANNING Found with Jill. . . the truthfulness of teachers. . .basket¬ ball. . . A re you serious? . . .loves Jill, Charles Bronson movies, antique cars . . .graduation is great. DAVID HARLAN BRUCE HARTMAN The Bird. . .Search . . .Kazoos. . . Ratelle. . .1 love My Friends. . . Annie ' s Song. . . Shell. . .Early Grad but I don ' t want to leave my friends. . . Director loved it . . . Friends I will remember you . JILL HAWTREY VINCENT ALLEN HILGEMAN Vincey. . .frustrated by ignorance. . . found by Our Wall . . .bowling. . .will remember friends and certain after¬ noon and nighttime . . .activities from ' 76. . . Where do the children play . . .loves Renee Dion and Cinco, my dog. PATRICE HOWARD PAUL RANDEL HOWE Animal. . .frus¬ trated by girls. . . teachers who try and care. . .water- polo, swimming. . . 7-Eleven. . .crazy friends. . .loves the mountains and Colorado. GILBERT J. HUEY,JR. G.J. . . .frustrated by grades. . .getting in trouble with friends and then laughing it off. . . bowling. . . turkey brain ' s . . .ad¬ vanced Biology. . . loves champagne. THOR HUNT 78 f I I ROBIN J. HUTCHINSON Frustrated by noise, nonsense. . .Mrs. Calabrese, Mr. McCormick, Fr. Lamphier. . . Darien, Joan, Claire, Grace K., Kim H. . . .Jesters . . . Nobody ' s per¬ fect! . . .will remember the school, the teachers, my happiness here . . .loves the privacy of life. RHONDA MARIE LUCIA HURTADO I love you Mom and Dad. . .Thank-you lark, Kathy, Juliet. . .Point Loma Search, dreaming, God, reaching-out-liking it. . . Remembering you, my friend. To the times we laughed, we cried. We reached out. . . and found each other. J 4 - I 4 KAREN MARIE IMDIEKE Frustrated by bells . . .found i n the sun. . .long talks with Mr. Wilimek . . .4 year gang, K.J., M.M., the cheerleaders, soft- ball team. Searchers . . .the Unity at Uni, football team. . . loves parents, God, friends, my dogs. . . Smile. . .it works wonders . CHARLES HYDE GABRIELLE JACOT PAUL JANNETTI NORMA JEAN JANNONE The other Bobbsey twin. . .frustrated by late bells, T.L., sprained ankles. . . my yellow Plutonia, mermaid and crazy ideaSf . .badminton, gymnastics. . .will remember wierd teachers, A-Block library, practice, building floats, T.P. Jobs. . .loves friends. . .badmin¬ ton, sunshine. . . and craziness. I 4 - ' i MICHELLE MARIE JOHNS Wild Wop, other half, assistant Head . . . Yo it forever! . . .will always remember Judy. KEVIN JORGENSON KIM MICHELLE JUDITZ Bookends and Yo¬ yo ' s. . .frustrated by Weir ' s modesty . . . I ' m sure! . . . Three little Elves: Ramos, Weir and Casciato. . . searches. . . Where ' s Tom?l . . .batgirls with K.B. . . .J.C. . . .Mr. Araiza?!! . . G.O.O.B.E.R.S. JEFF JUNGERS I f I SAIDIA KANE Will remember Bathroom Bombers, racing around Fiesta Island with the Mexican Queen, seeing Lipstick with Patty and Okole, La Razers Tequila Sunrise . . . Patty, let ' s ditch . . .loves bad¬ minton and Gary. TERESA NICOLETTE KASIMATIS Tree. . .frustrated by cold days and routine. . .found wandering around . . .junior year and the Three Muska- teers . . . I ' m Sure! . . .TGIF ' s and great times with my best buddy . . .loves HOT days, tennis, summers at the beach and Lisa . . .Graduation is to start new ways but never forget the old. f I t THERESA KANE NANCY LOUISE KASSEBAUM Mom teaching, 4 yr. cheerleader, Kathy ' s friendship, loves Wilimeks, Flumians, Trometters, Uncle Mort, Lilly and Becky, Go to col¬ lege and Europe. My love and thanks to my family and Bob T. I f PETER KELLNER f I 80 SHANNON KELLY Buzz. . .frustrated by foods class, maintaining, slips marked immediately . . .Mrs. Gorsich. . . Joni Mangiamelli, Beth Rogers- Kolly and the Duck . . . friends, before school, breaks, lunch, fruit-fights . . . Granola! . . . loves Rich, Lumbo, playing in the snow. JAMES MICHAEL KENNEDY Baby Bull. . .frus¬ trated by girls, physics, Araiza. . . Ramos the pine¬ apple prince, Paul A. J. Wargo. . . football, tennis. Jester, baseball. . . will remember Fri¬ day night games, A block library, Filippi ' s, Farrell ' s . . .loves umpiring, girls and football. MELANIE KEROACK ROBERT A. KIDWELL Frustrated by not making the weight for the C.I.F. wrestling tourna¬ ment. . .found around food. . . laughing with and at the teachers. . . wild friends. . . Oh Yea! . . .wrestling Elsie, the Hoitville Tourney. . .loves family. GRACE KILLELEA Graska. . .will re¬ member my parents, the A.S.B. office. Prom ' 76, Bear knee and the gang, foot¬ ball and basketball games, Ellen, mu¬ sic, being obnoxious, Homecoming, and laughter! KATHYJEAN IRENE KINSELLA K.K. . . .frustrated by my car. . .Coach Strange, Mr. A., Mrs. Fil ipowski, Mr. Spring, Mrs. Prather, will remember George, Matt, Craig, Steve, bowling, football games, dances, pep rallies. Spirit week, Becky, Tom, Linda, Brenda, Prom ' 76. . .loves nature, people, work, family, friends and God. RUTA BERNADETA KISIELIUS Rutabega. . .loves friends and family . . .Mr. Ramos, Mr. Thomson. . . You Fool . . .will re¬ member badminton. Junior year and S.F. . . .Likes to travel. IGOR KNUFMAN Igs. . .will remem¬ ber the girls at Uni, fun times with friends at the beach or motorcycle rid¬ ing, ' 76 prom and after prom. . .loves water-skiing, surfing, motorcycle riding and girls. ANGELA KOFLER GREG L. KRISCHE Krische. . .frustrated by teachers. . .Mrs. Robinson. . . Give me a break . . .will remember friends, good times, playing water-polo, 7-Eleven. . .loves people, friends, family, parents, and H.H. I I ! LEINAALA ALYDIA LAWLER Loves Chete, U.H.S., Class of 1977, Crazylegs, M. Gilbert. . .will re¬ member Catalina Island, Junior Float, pasta Mini-Course, the Prom. . .frus¬ trated by L. Lynch . . .crush on Cosentino. . . Okole ' s driving. . . Old gang slumber parties. . .Frosh. 82v.P., Yearbook 1975. I 4 3 I 4 ’i CECILIA LATHAM i 4 1 I VIRGINIA KOFLER NORMA BEATRIZ LANGOHR The Mexican Queen, IMorms. . . Que paso? . . .will re¬ member D.A., J.G., P.P., A.A., March ' 76 Search. . .can ' t getalona with Kathy K., f-’at C., Patty S.- the Bathroom Bombers . . .loves cruisin ' , partying, life, God and family . . .NO MAS CONTIGO . I 4 I 4 1 ! I f ROSEMARY LAUER Rosie Posie. . .frus¬ trated by wet grass at the lunch area, working weekends . . .found with Abbie or by the lockers. . .Mr. Ariaza ' s schmoos . . . What a Goon . . .Will remember Junior year, PDG, the girls , endless eating, formal dances. . .loves Taco Bell, Christ¬ mas, my pals and PDG. I w ! I 4 JEFF LEBOLD e LISA LOUISE LEE Lishka. . .frustrated by freshman and my imperfection. . . Kazoo band, Go away! Mr. Dundas, Mrs. Wainscott, Mrs. Filipowski. . .msisd and figs, chickens, mini-courses, knock-knock jokes, a,b,c,d, loves Tiffany, Jeff, Dee-Dee, skiing. . . SCOTT LEE ANNE MARY LIEB Cookie . . .gym¬ nastics, will remem ber senior year, biology class. . . frustrated by society, loves the country pomegranites, and Curt. . .Araiza, Wargo. . . Tonight ' s the night . . .track meets. I 1 4 TOM LIEFGREEN Green leaf. . .frus¬ trated by Sr. Joanne . . .found in faculty lounge. . .friends who never listen . . .Mr. Ruzika, grades. . . MARISSA ESTER LIM Mariss . . . Oh my God . . . for real? . . . 29, 88, 36, munchkin. . .the lowlife . . .frus¬ trated by you ' re so little! . . .will re¬ member R. and gum . . .K. and frogs. . . the gang. . .baby nails. . .614133. . . Mr. Spring. . .baby blue. . . Reasons and Wish Upon A Star . . .loves God, family, friends, aancing. DARRELL LIST CYNTHIA LITTLE RENNE MARIE LOEWER Dr. Nay. . .will re¬ member Marlia, Sue, Patrice, Laura, Donna. . . Ollie . . .Soph, year, timing for swim team. . .loves sunny days and little kids . . . never swear at the hours for that ' s what life is made of. JAMES GREGORY LOWTHER Glegs. . .frustrated by math 4c and homework. . .Andy Capp. . .funtime, common interests, openness, craziness with friends, Neg . . .swimming, diving. . .Fr. Pat, searches, spirit, week, fruit fights, parties, pysics c, Fr. Pat ' s memorial Raquet-ball Tour¬ nament . . .loves freedom, moonlight walks on the beach. LORI J. LUCERO La chicana. . . Visit Mexico City . . . que onda? will remember the United Chicanas, Sr. Dolores, Mr. Araiza. . . Cholos , mira no mas, J.G. and B. . . . reasons . . . Check this dude out . . . Oldies . . .low- riding, bailes mexicanos, fixed-up rides. . .loves my family and friends, mi novio c s. LANCE LUSSENDEN LINDA MARIE LYNCH I I f Lin. . .frustrated by slow drivers. . . always smiling. . . I thank God for my family and friends . . .will remember Searches, watching sunrise on wrong side of mountain, kazoo band. Senior year. . .loves Deb, all my friends. . . will remember Mr. Edwards, Sr. Nancy . . .many happy memories. KIM SUSAN MACIAS Kimmy Sue . . . Well hey hey. . . anyone got any food?. . .Are you sure?. . .frustrated by gossipers. . . white-powdered donuts. . .ballet. . . inch-long baby nails. . .loves God, family, and low- lifers . DARIEN MACKENZIE Mn ' Mn ' , Bill and Mark, The rainbow, Dorothy, singing and dancing, growing. The Alfa and Omega, my Kids. STEVEN LEE MARKLAND Tunker. . .frustrated 4 by long lines at the ball, baseball. . . Once is not enough . . .loves Anne. I ! 84 MATT MARTINEZ Loves Lowenbrau, surfing in Mexico, girls. TIMOTHY E. MAXWELL Tim. . .frustrated by school and electrical shorts. . .found un¬ der the hood of a car. . .Mr. Thomson and Mr. Ratelle-he can make you laugh . . .freshman and varsity baseball. . . Just a tad . . . Will remember the gang, teachers, homeroom break. . . loves being with and helping people. t i r I e DONALD MAYO Don. . .Mrs. Kassebaum. . sanity with friends . . .rifle team. . . loves ELP and Pink Floyd. f i i KIM MARIE MCCALL Kimmy . . .frus¬ trated by Sr. Mary ' s typing and short¬ hand classes, Mr. Wilimek and Mr. McGrath, Mrs. Gorsich and Sr. Mary. . .K.M., M.M., C.M., T.K., Shannon, Lil ' Gath and Big Kath. . . loves friends, T.L.U.R.J.C., T.E.B., ' Our Gang ' , the outdoors. . . Whatcha up to. . . What? I 1 f 1 1 1 f DONALD 1 3 MCCLURE 1 i “ ' -.v.. fV ' ' Jtr Up i t 5 f I f MARIE JEANETTE MCMANUS Ree. . .frustrated by classes and bells. . . found by the stairs or lunch area. . . the 4-year gang, 1 football team. Searches. . .getting rowdy. . .loves fam¬ ily, friends, and being yourself. MARTY M. MEDRANO Babalou. . .frus¬ trated by surfers. . . found by the food machines. . . Hey you! . . .baseball, football. . .fruit fights. . .loves life. ' i I 4 STEVEN J. MENDEZ Steve. . .frustrated by deadlines. . . Whoa, dude! . . . crazy friends. . .Fr. Pomis, CMDR. Kulot, Mr. A. . . . kick back . . . tennis, bowling, El Cid. . .good times at Uni. . .loves tennis. 1 J MONIQUE MINTON I i I Nicka . . .frus¬ trated by 5-minute timings, working on pay day. . .Mr. Dundas and the back-of-the-class gang. . .the 3 muskateers the 4-year gang. . . Oh, be serious! C ' mon, you guys . . .will remember fun-time, FRIENDS, rainy days. KIMBERLY MOORE Kimmy. . .frustrated by diet and boys. . . Mrs. K., Mr. Wilimek, Mr. Dundas, Mr. McGrath. . .the 4 year gang, smiles, gettin ' crazy, 3 Muskateers . . . ASB Ball ' 76, fun times, my prob¬ lems , thank you Mark and Monique, Color My World , 11-8-75. . .loves family, smiles, the girls , gossip, M.M., M.S. CHARLES MORNINGSTAR MARK MUCCILLI Mark. . .boay-surf- ing, swimming, frisbee. . .loves parties, beer, con¬ certs, The Arts, using your brain, the outdoors-nature living! CAROLINE MUHR ALEJANDRO E. MUNOZ El Cubano. . .Mr. McGrath ' s movies . . .football, weight¬ lifting. . .The ASB ball and the girl I took. . . Money makes the world go ' round. . .loves girls, parties, cars, motorcycles. MARY MURPHY Murph. . .frustrated by homeroom. . . Mr. Dundas. . . drill team. . .will remember senior year and friends. . . loves mountains, sunsets, food and Joe. ROBERT MUSGROVE 86 BRYAN MYERS Mayo, . .frustrated by surfers. . .found by the wop wall. . . Mr, Spring, the prom ' 76, 10 31 75, the coaching staff, the nurse ' s office. . . football, baseball . . .loves food, fam¬ ily and Karen. MARK ANTHONY NEFF Nerf. . .frustrated by the answer no . . . Mr. A. crafts class, Mr. Ramos, Coach Serrano. . .Jane D., Kathy P. . . .friends, fruit-fights. Charity Bowls, bomb scares . . .wrestling. . . loves Mom, friends, Mary, the search, skiing. MICHAEL J. NARES Mike. . .frustrated by grades and N.C.B. . . .great times with L.O., C.M.,. . .Career Explorer Post. . . Freshman year. . . loves friends, traveling, I iving in Oceanside. . . Work during your life toward some¬ thing that will out-last it, JULIE NORTH Can ' t make deci¬ sions. . .will re¬ member crazy Sophomore friend¬ ships, watching the view, sunburned noses, . .Ka Anoi, this is a what? . . . daydreaming, Roses and Rolls. . .all the many good times- . . .loves ice cream, sunshine and smiles, my buddies and my nutty family. LEO PATRICK O ' BRIEN Will remember sailing, good times, working hard, term papers, sports, the library, reading, Irish Power, and racquet-ball. ELIZABETH ANN OLIVER Liz, . .frustrated by B.K. and my driv¬ ing. . .won ' t forget Duke. . .always making funny ex¬ pressions. . .will remember Search, friends, Phoenix in ' 76, and the bus. . « loves summer, school, Boo-Boo, and my family. BRUCE OGNIBENE Oggie. . .will re¬ member Defensive Captain for Western League Champs, CIF, Coach Wargo, Coach Napier. . . Cheerleaders, Dr, Dean, wop wallers . . .loves sports, God, friends, family, Bernie and the Mafia, TERRENCE O ' REGAN MARK ORTEGA Barney, no-neck. . . frustrated by Math with Mr, Seckington, working on Model A . . .Buster Brothers Flying on a wedge . . .Cheerleaders going crazy. . . Seckington ' s too smart to be a teach¬ er. . .will remember after-game parties, long sunny days on the field. . .loves quiet times. I t I GUY PACURAR Frustrated by golf and not enough time . . .Mrs. Calabrese, Mr. Thoennes, Sr. Constance. . .will remember Steve, my trip with Mike Kennedy, Anne ' s smiles, John deadlines, chasing political candidates. Homecoming ' 74. . . El Cid, Golf, Ex¬ plorers, Jesters. . . loves skiing, photo¬ graphy, people riding Steve Cologne ' s horses. CINDY PARKER MICHAEL PEAK Mike Falco. . .frus¬ trated by little kids and slurpees. . . found by our wall . . .0. J. Ramos. . . M.R.D. and Camaro Brothers. . .bowling . . . Okey dokey . . .Searches fleas in the El Cid office, loves friends. SANDRA PEREIRA MARY LOUISE PERREIRA Wease. . .frustrated by people who don ' t listen. . .forever friends, Sally Mary, Steph and Sis Lisa . . .Freshmen cheerleaders forever . . . Guess what? . . .Hello, Big Boy, summer of ' 75, friendships. . .R.C., walks on the cliffs, family, Blue Jay, sunsets. Honey Kiss, M M ' s, and tomorrows. MONICA PETERSON ANDREA PETRICCA Andy. . .Frustrated by guys. . .found in the lower parking lot. . .Mr. Weir. . . Art the Bogart, . . Guess what? . . . will remember Searches, parties, friends and being crazy. . .loves good times with friends and Lee. 88 KIM PLUMER LORIS. PLEIN Crazy legsl. . .run¬ ning out of gas. . . shopping and the movies. . .The old gang and Margaret G. . . .slumber parties. . .freezing in P.E., putting up the posters. . .J. R. and Oh now attrac¬ tive , L. Lynch and I don ' t want to go, lets ditch! . . . won ' t forget Leinaala, P.B., G.P., M.R., J.F., and whoever. I J ) RITA POQUETTE THEODORE PORLAS POTTER Potts. . .frustrated by Annie singing on the phone. . .found by the WalI. . .Mr. Dundas, Fr. Pat. . . Bridgette and her smile. . .football 1976 Western League Champs. . . How is it go ' n, hon? . . .Searches, Prom ' 76, ASB Con¬ vention, ll-s-7 is a gift from heaven!! Charity Bowl. . . loves J.D., Laura Lee and the moun¬ tains. I 4 Kimmy. . .frustrated by never ending diets. . .will re¬ member Freshman year, memories of S.M., Halloween ' 75, Christmas dance ' 74, moon¬ light iceskate. . . loves being happy with friends, parties. k f I 4 MARY L. ANDREA RAMIREZ Mar, Ram. . .frus¬ trated by any kind of math. . .Mr. Spring, Mr. Ratelle, Sr. Mary. . .will remember crazy, fun times with friends, masses. Cross-country team, W.P. players, quiet, sun-filled, happy days at Uni. . .loves friends, family, the smaller creatures of our earth, our Father, experiencing life, sunsets, moun¬ tains and nature. MICHAEL RAPP i I f i MARK RAGGIO Ragh. . .frustrated by Math and not get¬ ting my rubber pluto sack from Mary. . . Mrs. Robinson. . . water-polo and swimming. . .will remember Mary, friends, 7-Eleven. . . loves people, my car, having great times with friends, sailing, the sea, and my brothers. 4 CHERIE REYNOLDS Frustrated by having English teachers changed in the middle of the quar¬ ter. . .Laura and other friends. . . You know what I mean . ) ) KAREN L. RICKLING Will remember Mr, A., badminton and friends. • .loves gymnastics. . . CHARLES LEE RILEY Charlie, . .Yearbook Editor, . .family, friends. . .Cuss fights with S.S. . . . Miss Ruiz and daughter, Sam. . . Mr, Ruzicka ' s Ego Trips, . .Will re¬ member D.D., Tree, P.C., M.C., T.S., M.S., C.G., J.F., M.A., S.C., J.F., M. M. E., S.D.A., S.T.M. JILL L. RINDER Willy. . .found with Chris or cousin. . . will remember the openness with teachers. Cousins, A. B., A.G., L.B., B. B., E.G., M.T., S. W., K.M., J.G., T. L. . . . loves Chris, M.G.B. cars, friends and laughing. JOAN D. ROBBINS Joannie. . .loves the D.J., S.S., E.K., biking, sailing, sun, arting, stats, S.W., K. S., T.W., S.A., L. M., people who eat pineapples and more pineapples, pasta and cookies (Hey, Plumboy!), coaches, . .getting caught T. Ping by D. Christoph W, . . on the up and up . . ,my porsche. . . OFF TO PAINT A HOBIE. CATHERINE ELIZABETH ROGERS Bebs, . .frustrated by Jimbo ' s moods . . .will remember the crew on the stairs and the good times we had. . . loves Jimbo, la playa and Joni Mitchell music. . . close to the source, gentle force, never ending. . . MARIANNE ROSSI Frustrated by running out of time. . .Mr, Wilimek. . .found with Theresa. . .will remember the Tuesday afternoon out to lunch, friends and Y.A.P. MICHAEL R. RUSSELL JAMES RYBICKI Jim. . .Ramos and T.A. found in the A.V, room. . . insanity. . . 90 MARIBEL CINTHIAC. SALES Chaparrita . . .to be a medical receptionist. . . visit Mexico City . . .found with Mosa . . .will remember the United Chicanas and Sr. Dolores. . . Love Twins . . . Reasons . . .A.S.B. Ball, 1974. . .frus¬ trated by Eddie. . . J.G. B. ... Oldies . . .low riding. . .bailes mexicanos. RENE SANDOVAL BERNADETTE SANFILIPPO Bernie. . .will re¬ member Grashka, Pooh Bear, junior year, A.S.B. . . . loves Panda bears, Coronado, and Buggs. FRANK SARDO TRACY SCARBOROUGH PAUL SCHAEFER ANNE CAHTERINE SCHATZ Schatzie. . .basket¬ ball, badminton, El Cid. . .will re¬ member Sr. Sara, Fr. Aquinas. . . carrot sticks. . . 7-3-76. RICHARD SCHMITZ TERRY ANN SCHNAUTZ Frustrated by gym¬ nastics, 31 Flavors, guys. . .R.L., A.H., J.A., L.S., M.S., Ma. S., C.C., E.S. . . .going out to dinner with the girls . . .found by the lockers. . .loves PDG, Varmot, friends and food. LISA MARIE SCHORN Lis. . .frustrated by short people, home¬ work, stuttering. . . Ramos, Ratelle, Spring. . .going to dinner and dances with the group , junior year. . .loves PDG, music. Beach Boys, parties, dances, food and happiness. CATHERINE MARY SCHWETZ Schlitz , Little One . . .frustrated by quiet. . .Fanta . . .koala bears. . . ocean. . .Jade. . . Oh, hey . . . writing poems. . . painting. . . Morningstar and me . . .talks too much . . . wut? . . . Liz-a-beth, Karen . . .I ' ll never say goodbye. REGINA SCIUTO GREGORY SEITER Greg . . .will re¬ member Araiza and the Reds. . . Oh Doctor! . . .CSF. . . bowling mini-course . . .Tuesday morning basketball. . .com¬ peting with the squid. MARY M. SEITZ Mar. . .frustrated by bottom lockers, gymnastics, home¬ work. . .Sr. Mary- ready begin. . .will remember good times with T.J.L.C.M.E.A.R., Halloween ' 76. . . loves family, friends, P.D.G. HELENE SELIS Gay. . .frustrated by my none. . .Ratelle, Mrs. Wainscott, Mrs. Robinson, Joe Willy . . .Lisa, Kathy, Annie, Karen, Mary B., Arnie and J.C. . . .J.V. and Varsity Cheerleading, Jesters. . .will re¬ member Jan. 18, Searches, my Klunk- er, being weird with Lisa . . . loves Eddie, Nestlies Crunch Bars, Barbra Streisand albums and my Grandma. CHRISTOPHER M. SHAFER Chris. . .frustrated by Sr. Mary Dennis . . .Four-year friend, fun times in the V.T. room. . . Science Club. . . loves God and the beauty at one of my well-planned laser show. i f I 4 CLIFF SHARP Squid. . .those big days at sunset. . . homecoming. . .all my nice girls. . . pineapple Pete and Eileen. . .soccer. Physics corner group. C 4 MELISSA SIESEL I 4 MARK SILVA I 4 ’i i 4 I 4 £ PEGGY EILEEN SKELLY Sissy-Poo. . .frus¬ trated by homework . . .Sr. Leonard, Mr. Araiza, Mr. Steves, Fr. Aquainas. . . The Uglies, Joey . . .Bugs Bunny. . . will remember Foxy John ' s, Fatties ' Field Trips, Home¬ coming ' 75, French III, bananas. . . found with Joe or Sis. . .Loves Comic Books, Halloween, Jay Ward Cartoons, My piano, Ray Bradbury, Alaska. DEBORAH A. SILVEIRA D ebbie. . .will re¬ member Dony R., Marty S., Steve A., Fr. A.C., Pat R., Senior Year, Class of ' 77. . .Linda Angie, Grashka, R. McDonald, C. Evening moon, A.S.B. buddies, my twins, my munch- kins. . .Searchers, Mariner games. . . loves being crazy, my car, God and family. i I 4 i I 4 i SUSAN DIANE SLOMINSKI Suzy . . .loves Jeff C., Loretta, Laverne, Ofilia, Mistah Ed, and buck toof. . .court job ' 74, Hang seats. . . R.B-C. chews, cookies, . .found O.C. with Tushi. . . Dorene and M.M., hanging ten with Sue and Jill, carrot top. . .Althea, modeling, swim¬ ming, party time , can ' t stop being rowdy. SUSAN D. SMITH Sue , Smitty . . my friends. . .the lawn. . .ice skating mini-course. . . volleyball. . .base¬ ball games. . .3:00 . . . Me and My Arrow , Huge . I I { PETER SNELL I 4 TERESA ALMA t SOTELO I i i i f De Soto. . .frus¬ trated by bells. . . found in Fashion Valley. . .Soph¬ omore year, A block library. . .Mr. Spring, Mrs. Prather, Neeto Keeno-Bnsso Reno . . . badminton, yearbook. . .fantas¬ tic teachers and stu¬ dents at Uni . . loves God, friends and rainy days. DAVID MICHAEL SOULE Mr. Ratelle, Fr. Aquinas, Mr, Araiza , . . cross-country, track . . 7-3-76. DENISE MARIE SOUZA Chalcedony. . . Montezuma Hall. . . Homecoming ' 75 . . .found by the stairs. . .loves good times, friends and family. MANUEL SOUZA PATRICIA ANN STANFORD Patty . . . frustrated by Kathy Kane ' s driving, Prather . . . will remember senior year, badminton. Pep club . . . stick it in your ear Kathy . , . Loves mom, friends, and just crusin ' around. MILBURN STEVENS,JR. Cool Burns . . frustra¬ ted by people putting down other people . . found by the stairs Mrs. Wainscott and Mrs. Gorsich . . What ' s Up . . friends who really care. Prom ' 76, par¬ ties, dances, hard times . . basketball . . loves friends cars, good food, money, girls and family. GLORIA J. STEVENSON Glo. . .will remem¬ ber Seester Delores and Spanish 4, Mr. Weir. . .friends from F.W.P., Searchers, my locker pal. Patty-sharing every¬ thing, 4-day weeks . . .Homecoming ' 75, massages at Mammoth, Amigos and San Pedro, 11 p.m. and year¬ book, badminton, my Mike. . .loves sunshine. Tab, family. JON STILLER Frustrated by bot¬ tom lockers, hall¬ way tiles when they are wet. . . will remember friends because of their unusualness, unique¬ ness, and caring. . . J.W., M.D., L.P., L.A., M.M., M.D., T.S., A.S., R.L., good times, good friends. . .loves friends, food. Dr. Pepper, cats. . . DAVID STRAUMFJORD tula 1 MAPUANA STRIFFLER Toots. . . What can I say? . . .will remember Ceasar, Gary, Bitoy, and my Gremlin. . .cutting up. . .Chris and Anita. . .Found at Infinity. . . The Cool Fool and R easons -f ri e nds always. . .Mom and Dad- Love You . STEPHANIE STRAUMJORD Steph. . .Frustrated by barely missing something. . .found talking with friends . . .Cam Beckett, Sr. Sara, Mr. Marcus. . . How Fantastic! . . . Prom ' 76. . .Mary, Theresa, Ruta. . . Swim, track. Soft- ball, and Basketball teams. . .Chemistry bik, C, 1st. period. Meaning in Life. . . Senior Year. . .loves mountains, nature, Peter, skiing, friends. EILEEN STURTVENT KAREN ANN SULLIVAN Tree. . .T.P.ing and W.B., D.J. Ramos, Girl ' s Basketball, skiing, Sr. Mary, Mr. Ratelle, Friends, life, love, good-byes and tears, Joanie, sailing, Porsches, Tater ' s, Searches, the kiddies , parties, Monica, nature, mountains, clear skies, city gets me down-to I ive in Colorado. KATHLEEN MARIE SULLIVAN Kathy. . .will re¬ member senior year. Pooh Bear, Yo-Yo, Sandy, Scout and Duane. . .Fr. A. and Mr. C. . .yellow roses, rainbows, sun- jets, butterflies. . . Jul ian and the Point , Top of the World, being my¬ self, Bambi and Foline, P.L. Search . . . It ' s me , Thy will be done. MARK SWEENEY TIM TALLARIDA Tally. . .frustrated by Republicans. . . bowling club, Frosh baseball. . . Che Soci man! . . .will remember Prom ' 75, 6-28-75 at Ski Beach. . .loves family, friends, sports. And Italians. SALVATORE P. £ TARANTINO Sal. . .frustrated by Gal. . .found by the S Wop Wall, Ski beach y 5 ... Really! ... £ L Freshman Homecom- ' ' 7K ing. . .football, wrestling, water- polo, swimming. . . Mr. Ramos. . . Fonzie. . .good times at Uni. . . loves friends, family, girls, snow skiing, beer. e I f JOHN TATUM J.T. . . .frustrated by school. . .Mrs. Wainscott. . .Will remember basket¬ ball, football, friends. Prom ' 76. . . loves family. MICHAEL THOMAS Bowl ing Ball. . . frustrated by my girlfriend. . .found out of class. . . Ex¬ cuse you! . . .foot¬ ball, baseball. . . Coach Craig. . . Come ' ere! . . . Mumbles. . . ' 76 Varsity Football team —Western League Title. . . loves Shavone, Schlitz Bull, beauti¬ ful blondes. THOMAS E. TIMMONS i f I Sponky . . . frustra¬ ted by being tardy . , . offensive cap¬ tain-football ' 76 , . found by the wall . . . Danny Ramos and Don Weir . . . t MIKE T. TROLINGER PATRICK TRAVATO ANNEIVIRA MARIAN UBERTI Annelvira . . found off campus . . , Italian class ... uglies , Annie, T.D., J.C., V.K., A.L., my sister . . . Gli Italiani fanno cose migliori . . . loves my poetry, family, friends and gg God. ANDREA VERTULLO BILL WALTON BRIAN WINFIELD t i MATTHEW ALLEN VONDERWISCHE Monkey. . .frus¬ trated by not having enough money. . . 4 years of math with Seckington. . .will remember poker games and crazy times with good friends, certain teachers, Mary-al- ways smiling and happy!. . .loves Family, good friendships, sailing, hi king in the moun¬ tains partying with good friends, adven¬ turing. JOAN WHITMAN f I f LUCIA F. VILLA La India. . .likes to meet new people. . , enjoys taking care of babies. . .go to Mexico. . .Adios Chaparra, Charga 7, Pajaro . . . April ' 72. . .playas de San Quintia B.C. Maral Kita. . . Deogracias-las log- etas. JOHN WARINER Juanito. . .frustrated by jealous girls S.M., Fr. L. . . .and the counselors, for all their individual concern. . .will re¬ member the clubs, my 16th birthday found with flamin, my I icker pal, the plays, and all the special friends for their laughs and under¬ standing. . . jesters I.T.S.J.T. perspective, El Cid yearbook, band, loves God, my family. Rebelita and God. I 4 - i i A f ANNE L. WHITE Annie, Anna Bannana. . .frus¬ trated by senior locker area. . . found in the ASB office . . good times with friends who care. . .Coordinator of Religious activi¬ ties. . .Searches, A.S.L.L., G.S., Spirit Week, Mr. Edwards, Class of ' 76, masses and friends. . .loves sun¬ rises, eating, ice- skating. i f i ANN M. WINTERS Annie. . .art and craft teachers. . . Annelvira I LOVE my art. LAURA YBARRA I f I f Bora, Bird ... frustrated by Terry, diets . . . Mrs. Kassebaum ' s mar¬ riage class, Big Joe . . . friends who listen to problems . . . found by the stairs ... I DON ' T CA RE . . . T.B. . . . ditching with the gang (and never getting caught) . . . loves TERRY, family, my dog and sunny days. PETER A. WHITMARSH Thank you Uni for the best years of my life. BECKY YOUHOUSE Shorty . . . broken machines, slow drivers . . . Mrs. Kassebaum ... we knew who we were and understood each other . . . Brenda Starr . . . Senior year . . . Charity Bowl ' 76 . . . Danny Dean and Aaron Sean . . . with friends or off- campus . . .tacky and tacky . . . huh?! MARY G. DAVIS Doc . . . frustrated by homeroom . . . found by the ma¬ chines ... Sr. Sara . . . silly fun with friends . . . drilI team . . . Good morning loves TOMMY LEE I i ' i t I I STACIE WISSLER Tatum,Weasler . , . No dummy, I ' m a senior . . . 1-1-7-1, G T ' s, Unc le Ralph, walk and the key, Sr. Riggin Gori I la, IC EE, T .J. Everetts, Jo, Tree, K.S., D.J., Searches, basketball, t.p. club, friends, fami ly, God, D .J . office, Roastin ' , Toastin ' good times with the ones I love. t I I i i NOT PICTURED TERESA BEESON MICHAEL BROWN FEDERICO BURQUEZ JOSEPH DUFFIE DOMINQUE GOMES CORRINE MCCALL I 4 , , t PATRICK MCGUIRE MEHDI MIRAFTAB- TEHRANI CORADO PEREZ ROBERT SANCHEZ LEAH STEVENS PETER WANKET FRANK YUE ! I f { f f i 98 Reaching out with friends, growing together, experiencing life molded through dreams. Reaching out with laughter lighted faces, special smiles, open hands. Reaching out in the things we did together, A special community of treasured friends, helping us along our journey of life. Times have left a mark on us. Times we ' ll always remember, forever cherished in our hearts. Reaching out, from what we ' ve learned . Traveling on a special road, with special people, caring, loving, reaching out. Annelvira cmkf ilcot roacT rise m meet tfra, cluvf file winb he nhvcu :if hajdi. oPtaif Hie smishim watyn ' iipor? ifovtr fojeej THANK GOD IT ' S FRIDAY ! LOOKIN ' ON Wonna Balloon ? V- REACHIMG OUT ! Spirit of ' 77 Mike Garin 104 Bread baking mini-course: Miss Ruiz and Monica Ainslie braid the orange bread. Chinese almond cookies are good—BUT I ' m getting tired of rolling this dough. I hope these taste as good as they look. This year at Uni, a variety of experiences were offered for mini-courses. Students described the courses as, Fun! Exciting. A blast. Okay. Different . MINI-COURSES: A BREAK IN YEAR’S ROUTINE Though the teachers still taught and the students still learned, it was quite an ex¬ perience for all participants. Mini-courses are a welcome break from the regular routine at Uni. 105 Fishing mini-course: A lesson in cleaning fish. That looks like a good one. Guy waits for the big moment Bike riding mini-course: All aboard, bikers—next stop, Santa Barbara. After the train ride, we ' re ready to go! The scenery is the best part. Horseback riding mini-course: Horseback riders in formation. Brian takes care of his horse. Everyone won at our horse show 107 ’S Sailing mini-course: Gee, I ' m not sure about this. We won by a nose! Caught the wind at last! cledicoted porti - ciponts PRomotc Involve ■ Uni High is known to the people around campus as a place where anyone and everyone can get in¬ volved doing just about anything and everything. There are all kinds of activities and organiza¬ tions for Uni students to Join — to which they can reach out in their own special ways. People who want to reach out to the horizons of their minds can find inner, intellectual satisfac¬ tion in the Science, Rocket, or Chess Clubs. These clubs are not too conspicuous around campus but, quietly, they or¬ ganize and brew up the future Einsteins and Curies of the world. For those who feel the urge to be more conspicuous and have the need to reach out to others, there are dances, cheerleading, spirit week activities, Greek week. Hi Jinx, and the Pep Club. Most outsiders would think such in¬ volved people have some sort of superiority complex as they are heard shouting, We ' re number one! (But then we are.) For the people who want to reach out and get involved, but waver back and forth from radical in¬ volvement there are those some¬ what radical, somewhat intellect¬ ual, and quiet creative groups of people with compulsions to ex¬ press themselves--the Jesters and the El Cid staff. All of these special groups, reaching out to special types of people and bringing out leaders and good times are necessary to make up the total, involved community of University High. 109 much improved th . ® ' sPaPe� Chief, SteL cy - ' say: paper is the best c Thi ' „ e e ' ' Staff Shelve uror of the Editoi ' i;=tl r the this year RSrfe? char Edhor alBoaTdT ‘ ' toh dents from every da. Puusible setting stories tion. ' P ' ° ' ' ed for pub i ' 77 is classy.. .Go bananas... Soph ' s are supreme.. .Frosh pow¬ er. During Spirit Week such say¬ ings were continuously chanted, arousing excitement among the classes. During this active week, students showed their involvement through improvement of the school. From painting rocks to weeding gardens to toilet papering the moderators, the students com¬ peted against one another for the coveted Spirit Mug. I Hey, it ' s Super Brother! What a mouth The Crew I ' m not TOO embarrassed! Juniors shine Beautiful! What class. 79 ' s float Look at those legs! The revealing of the mummy Watch where you ' re going! C ' mon guys, let ' s do it. Jackie Cook Bernadette Sanfilippo Lisa Doria ECOMING COURT Julie North Lisa Crowell Veronica Seyde 114 This year’s Homecoming Day was filled with endless spirited events. Class spirit overflowed for the Spirit Mug. Rowdy crowds filled the stands, im- w patiently waiting for the game to begin. Julie North was crowned queen during Half-time and the estatic juniors cele- , brated the winning of the Spirit Mug and float competition. queen 1. Julie North Philip Gorgone 2. Bernadette Sanfilippo Denise Barba 3. Jackie Cook David Patag 4. Veronica Seyde Bill Oliver 5. Lisa Crowel David Dietrich 6. Lisa Doria Joe Giacolnie junior W ' h 1 1 . , 6tuclents PeQch Outito God There are many different and varied religious activi¬ ties for students at Uni. Among these are daily Masses, special liturgies for Holy Days, Masses for the teams, and of course. Searches. What exactly is a Search ? It is an opportunity given to Juniors and Seniors to get away and do some thinking about the important aspects of their lives. They are given the chance to learn some truths about themselves with the help of God and friends. 1- Bishop Leo T. Maher 2- Let ' s discuss it. 3- Amen 4- What a voice, Ed! 5- Students join together. 6- It ' s a grown-up altar boy! 7- Let us pray. ri H ' ■1 1 WINNING TERM6 TO GIF 1- Friendship through all ages. 2- The Mighty Mascot 3- Nothing keeps Gay off her feet. 4- We ' re number 1! 5- Tammi looking pensive. 6- Gee, I ' m getting tired. 7- Smile, you ' re on candid Camera. 8- Another touchdown for Uni. 9- Hold it 5 more seconds!! HERE WE COME A TRUCKIN IN — I BET YOU WONDER WHERE WE ' VE BEEN! Not only a familar chant among the cheeHeaders, but it seems to have some underlining meaning. For as well as boosting our teams toward CIF, the cheerleaders also were involved in car washes, bake sales, and they even sang on B-lOO to arouse spirit. So, to this ambitious and spirited cheer- leading squad we say, WE ARE PROUD OF YOU! 120 We ' ve gotten more involved and learned to be better leaders, ex¬ pressed one freshman cheerleader. After winning first place in song at cheerleading camp, the squad came back and proved this to us and they introduced a new class. Juanita Rodriguez and Kelly Turner mentally winning the game for ' em. Jeanette Lim and Yvette Bovee push ' em back. Juanita, Carole Hamm, and Yvette show our Dons some dedi cation. You bet we ' ve got spirit! Let ' s hear it for the freshman Dons! T 1. Mmm, so that ' s a quarter¬ back sneak! 2. Lee and Angela take a time out. 3. Sock it to ' em, sock it to ' em, hey, hey! 4. Liz Ortega, Paula Thomas, Karen Eckberg, Lee Sells, Annette Izidoro, and Angela Mauricio, 5. Paula does the point. We try to maintain quality in our cheerleading, head cheer¬ leader Angela Mauricio stated. From what the J.V. fans and players could see, they have accomplished their goal. Crowds were always enthusi¬ astically lead in team support. MRD 6C1ENTI6T6 RT WORK REAR ROW: John Hersen, John Fowler, Chris Shafer, Tom Clifford, Dennis Wright. FRONT ROW: John Vertullo, Chris Goscienski, Guy Morissette, Mr. Collins, Lori Cameron. Under the direction of Mr. Paul Collins, the members of the science club endeavor to learn all they can about science and its related fields and equipment. Most science club members are interested in one or more of the various fields of physical science. The laser is of special interest to the whole group. Mem¬ bers learn more about these subjects by visiting scientific institutions, hearing guest speakers, and conducting laboratory investigations. This year, for the first time, the science club is allowed access to the school biology, chemistry, and physics labs. With the use of all these resources, better Science Fair projects are produced and the desire of these students to learn, invent, and discover begins to be fulfilled. Treasurer- Guy Pacurar I.C.C. Representative- Moderator- Mr. Collins OFFICERS President- Chris Shafer Vice president- Mark Castillo 1- Must be one of those new Nixon F2S ' s 2- Gotta be trick photography! 3- Who took off with my synchratron? The Uni High Chess Club i a great place to go to meet friends, find some com¬ petition, and really get good. Luis Alvarez, the president, has made it up all the way to the 1 rank¬ ing high school chess play er in the county. The Rocket Club member ' s interest in aerodynam ics is fostered by monthly launchings under the direction of president, Joe Paragine. Members: Luis Alvarez, President Joe Paragine, Vice President Tom Doyle, Secretary High Campbell Gerry Cox Jesse Demessa Roger Deveyns Stece Mendez Jhon Raggio REAR ROW: Kevin Hudson, Joe Paragine, John Vertullo. FRONT ROW: Robert Holland, Chris Goscienski, Greg Cody. Members: Mr. Collins, Moderator Joe Paragine, President Robert Holland, Vice President Greg Cody, Secretary-Treasurer Guy Mersetet John Vertullo Chris Weiss Chris Goscienski Denis Wright Kevin Hudson Tom Zepf Mark Castillo REAR ROW: Tom Doyle, Joe Paragine, Luis Alvarez, Bill MacIntyre, Fr. LaRiviere, FRONT ROW:John Raggle, Hugh Can I take it bach? REAR ROW: Maryann Fenech, Mary Spindi, Becky Mayo, Chris Flor, Julia Souza, Beth McFarland, Michelle Marusa, Sue Zepf, Denna Haff, Jean Haff, Norma Jannone, Ellen Catanzaro, Julie Cook. FRONT ROW: Karen Tobin, Vicki Shipman, Jenny Butler, Rosalie Lopez, Alice Neves, Winonah Paras, Joanne Schoch, Jodi Haff Pep Club Is DONOMI The Pep Club is much improved this year says President Donna Haff. There is much more student participation this year as the added 50 members prove. Some of the club ' s activities include promoting spirit at games, bake sales, and ice skating. Officers: President-Donna Haff, V.P.-Cathy Baldan, Secretary- Ellen Catanzaro, Treasurer-Jean Haff The California Scholastic Federation is an honorary organization for students showing academic excellence. Mr. Atilano is moderator of Uni ' s members. Senior Members: C. Abeyta K. Anderson D. Barba A. Blake S. Brentano G. Bugelli P. Chlad S. Cologne M. Cotter L. Crowell D. Darnell D. Dodgen S. Elling M. Felice E. Gallo L. Guarano J. Haff T. Hageman M. Lim J. Livecchi R. Lower C. Morningstar S. Pereira L. Plein R. Poquette T. Scarborough A. Schatz G. Seiter S. Slominski S. Smith T. Sotelo D. Soule J. Stiller Sophomore Members: J. AIvarez B. Alcantara B. Anderson B. Baynard L. Bedore K. Bekken L. Bergeron D. Biblarz T. Doyle K. Eckberg W. Fillpowski N. Gross S. Hadley R. Holland A. Jurek L. McFarland C. Metcalf N. MIsleh K. Otto R. PilsI C. Shelton R. Simonis L. Stanlay M. Stevely M. Tenhunen J. Wagner J. Watson W. Witteman M. Yong D. Zepf Junior Members C. Alvarez D. Barba C. Bogert M. Bremer L. Bugelli K. Campbell J. Chung J. Connolly M. Dowling E. Fitz M. GoscienskI D. Haff D. Hiisen P. Knudson D. Leedham P. Lessing S. McLaughlin S. Zepf D. Moore G. Morey E. Mulligan S. North F. Osuna D. Peacock J. Paragine J. Price W. Santo T. Solazzo M. Spahr P. Strebler A. Sullivan B. Sweeney A. Szcoztka D. Talt P. Thiel C6F PftOVIDE6 MOTIVATION Jesters Capture Audience The Jesters have shown great acting ability this year through their plays. STALAG 17, a comedy, portrayed life in the prison camps. Another excellent drama acted out by the Jesters was THE BARRETTS OF WIMPOLE STREET. The quality of the Jesters plays has risen greatly as the grow¬ ing audiences prove. JESTERS OFFICERS Richard Ezra, Pres. Tom Solazzo, Vice-Pres. Anne Jurek, Secretary Kaaren Bekken, Treasurer Dave Moore, Sgt. at Arms Lisa Bedore, Pledge-Master INTERNATIONAL THESPIAN SOCIETY OFFICERS Brenda Bouterie, Pres. John Gonsalves, Vice-Pres. 1- Attention, please! 2- Dad Pay attention to Mike! 3- Mary Maher consoling Amanda Byrnes. A- Mike Bremer making u p 5- Today a Jester, tomorrow a star. 6- Mike says nothing will help Jay Kennedy. ONnon ■ The Bowling r Club has year- round, inter school competition every Wednesday at Frontier Lanes. This club, moderated by Coach Strange, is ma up of Coed teams of about three players each. Frank Brown ' s score of 286 and Becky Drummond ' s score of 235 are two especially com- k mendable high- i V Iights of this year ' s exciting ft competition. I a Tim Tallarida, President. Tammy Drummond, Secretary-Treas. 1ST ROW: Julie Cloney, Becky Drumond, Tammy Drummond, Mary Patterson, Kathy Maxwell, Teresa McNeal, Mary Pereira. 2l ID ROW: Mike Brown, Jeff Erickson, Roger Oliver, Ken McClure, Tony Kuechmann, Frank Brown. 3RD ROW: Pat Barnes, Gilbert Huey, Mike Breslin, Stacie Brentano. 4TH ROW: Mark Doyle, Matt Dolan, Donald McClure, Tim Tallerida. 1- Help! It ' s stuck to my hand! 2- Where ' d the ball go? 3- And you could do better? 4- The mad bowler strikes again! i Uni has a wide variety of dances — formal, semi-for¬ mal, casual, home¬ coming, ASB Ball, lunch time concerts, monthly dances and the Prom. These events are a time and place to meet people, socialize, and dance, dance, dance. rspei iiye: n Cfcotlve Form of Expression Perspective, a literary magazine, is published in the spring with the help of the five editors and Sr. Constance. A wide variety of students participate in this literary form of self-expression. Each can share their abilities and creativeness through poetry, prose, or art. Through their literary talents, the editors and contributing students reach out and touch the community of Uni High. Cynthia Bozzo, Joseph Livecchi, Grace Bugelll, Editors. NOT SHOWN-Barbara Gourley Stages of a Flower Sitting Arms firmly crossed, holding inner frustations. An unsought mystery inside a stern structure. Surroundings once oblivious to shaded eyes become now, an important part of a once sheltered being Blossoming and overcoming the barriers of a meaningless existence hands that were once bound as your branches stretch to rigid sides, reach out, into the fantasy of other pastures. Slowly, absorbing all in sight. ★ if jf- Annel vira 1. The meeting will please come to order. 2. Make a circle and enjoy your lunch. 3. The football team shows off their abilities. 4. Oh my! 5. What happened this time? 6. Don ' t interrupt. 7. Smile! 8. Bench Warmers. 9. Where ' s my gun? 10. Church time. 11. Don ' t take me away from my studies. What is the one organization on campus to which everyone belongs? THE ASSOCIATED STUDENT BODY of Uni has about 1320 members of all different shapes, sizes, and ages. This club involves EVERYONE! Many different activities bring the members of this giant organization together- Masses, Halloween, Spirit Week, dances, athletic events, and just spending a few moments here and there to talk and enjoy each other. The Associated Student Body here at Uni seems to reach out and touch everyone, letting them feel the great spirit of unity through learning, experiencing, and loving. ! ! ' Join5 Togef ) 1 S v. 1 w|l ■ V J 85 Joe Connolly 23 John Simmons 24 Eric Gilbert 43 James Graber 53 Scott Flores 20 Dave Martinez 60 Bruce Ognibene 70 Marty Medrano 78 Mike Kennedy 84 Richard Patton 50 Tom Timmons 30 Danny Franger 51 Mark Fox 76 Ted Potter 82 Frank Sardo dons shouj PRide in outstond- Inq yeor 42 Nate Porlas 13 Richard Desmond 77 Mark Ortega 32 Mike Thomas 22 Steve Markland 66 Greg Ortega 75 Pat McGuire 80 Mike Trometter 11 Toby Schramm 21 Steve Warren 40 Jose Acol i 74 David Cam mall J 44 Gary Rickling t 86 Mike Russell t 83 Frank Flournoy M During the year, those partici¬ pating in sports have spent many memorable as well as unmentionable and embarrassing moments together. Here in the following pages we have tried to capture these memories, bringing them together to share them with everyone: memories like the Dons football triumphs with Frank Flournoy leading the team in touchdowns, and memories of the volleyball team struggling to the Western League Championship led by Nancy Loos and Maryjane Caudill. Many of our teams this year took Western League Champion¬ ship and even went to C.1 .F. Without the guidance and help of the coaches, these memories would not have been ours to share. The coaches reached out to their players with those extra hours of getting a play down right or raising a little more confidence among the team members. Touched by the enthusiasm and faith of their coaches, the players add their own individual touch. Combining a little extra inspiration and their spare time, the players aim for per¬ fection and go out to meet the competition. Sports at Uni touch each stu¬ dent ' s life in one way or another. Win or lose, these events bring us together. fF ' n 136 GOING CLOCKWISE: Steve goes for a touchdown pass Toby looks for an opening. A little bit of brain damage!! Joe tries a little harder, goes a I ittle farther. a CZ The University Dons had an excellent year. The team was successful in win- ning all league games. Before the C league games started the Dons were picked to win one game in the western I league, evidently the team wanted a little bit more then one game. So they Qj went to victory every league game played . GOING CLOCKWISE: T oughdown?? A few comments from coach. Hot to Trot. John Price holds them back. JV SHOWS POTENTIAL LEFT TO RIGHT: Mike Preciado, Ken Smith, Mike Strange, Bob Jondall, Mark McKenzie, Marty Hunter, Tracy Reed, Paul Sharp, Jack Noyes, Joe Sardo, George Delucca, Whitney Witteman, John Price, Kevin Cesare, Kevin Kinsella, Ray Stuberg, Kevin Ewers, Craig Leed Leedham, Jim Parker, Clyde Taitano, Greg Young, Chris Jardin, Steve Cesare, John Gorman, Doug Leedham NOT PIC¬ TURED: Scott Maxwel I, Steve Koch, John Misleh, Steve James, George Connors, Ted Potter, Dave Martin, Bill Thomcis, GOING CLOCKWISE: Kicking off for a great year. Dons men eat the dust! Dons getting a piece of the action. Going for a touchdown. Opposition looks on at our starting line. GOING LEFT TO RIGHT; Jim Thiss, Steve Simmons, Sean Doyel, Jeff Thomas, John Shramm, Mike Tarantino, Joe Bunton, Danny Thomas, Tony Petraglia, Tim Brause, Charlie Hervitin, Mike Hetenback, Greg Whitteman, Rodney Guidi, Hugo Berna, Danny Anguiano, Damian Delgadill, Robert Delgadillo, Bob Bozzo, Joe Lazano, Chris Miller, Chuck Martin, Ray Abyta, Brian Wiedenkeller, Doug Barba, John Smith, Steve Rodriquez, Tim Harmon, Scott Roscoe, John Diamond, David Patag, Steve Douglas, Danny Gaston, Vince Sciarra, Jim Conners, Billy Kemper, John Comception, Joel LePlante. 139 BBBW rm TOP ROW: Sr. Sara, Lisa Case, Theresa Fischer, Joan Robbins, Martha Lara, Connie Agosta, Maryjane Caudill, Nancy Loos, Mr. Altamirano. BOTTOM ROW: Tani Chartier, Mona Siesel, Janet Loos, Michelle Codina, Annie Graber, Sue Franger, Margaret Fischer. With the coaching of Sr. Sara and Mr. Alta¬ mirano, the volleyball team took the Western league title ending the season in a 9-0 record. Sr. Sara thought the team did very well this year and hopefully it will again next year. Two players, Nancy Loos and Maryjane Caudill, made First team Western League All Stars. Nancy also made First Team All C.1 .F. Sister said they really enjoyed it and really had a good year. TOP ROW: Linda Busalacchi, Patty Cravo, Bebe Burnett, Cathy Boyce, Beth Gable, Sue Smith, Anna Thomson, Theresa McGrath, Jeanie Berrey, Carla Everett, Carin Faz. BOTTOM ROW: Linda North, Dawn Hopkins, Karen Smyth, Carol Dietrich, Lea Marin, Anna Maguire, Tangee Sutter, Anne Schanberger, Michelle Fuger, Linda Liberatore. I I 1-Rough and ready Linda. The Junior Varsity team ended their season 2 -Nancy hits as Thersa covers, with 7 wins and 2 losses, taking 3rd place. Sr. Sara said that this year the team was better than any previous year and all the players did as well, if not better, than expected. 140 1- Lisa goes up for a hit. 2- Team gets rowdy. 3- Maryjane ' s winning serve. 4- Connie looks on intensely 141 STANDING: Paul Howe, Shamus McLaughlin, Phil Goscienski, Ed Gallo, Greg Achatz, Tom Fleming, Bart Harmen, Fred Osuna, Kelly Jones, Coach Wilimek. BELOW: Pat Barnes, Richard Jorgenson, Greg Krische, Tim Ekno, Tom Salazzo, Bob Hamill, Mike Hagan, Mark Raggio, NOT PICTURED: John Fowler. Uni Aqua-Dons improve their technique The varsity team had a great sea¬ son. They won the Western League title with the help of their star player, Greg Krische. PICTURED GOING CLOCKWISE: A goal! Hamil gives some pointers. Shamus passes. PICTURED CLOCKWISE: Phil strives for a goal. Teamwork brings us together. Harman goes for it! Greg Krische intercepts. Water polo J.V. team. STANDING: Jeff Erickson, Richard Pilsl, Chris Miske, Norman Gross, Matt Brown, Frank Fadoua, Doug Boileau, Terry McManus, Coach Stehly, BELOW: Paul Romano, Brad Rosbroo| , Paul Martinez, Phil Schneider, Tim Cronin, Al LaFreniere, Steve Curry, Tim Newman, Gary Gross, Tom Nagy, IN FRONT: John Raggio, Richard Sanchez, Kirk Dupuis. v ' 143 J ■Mm www Tennis ended with a fairly placing third good season They improved over last year and by next year should receive the C.I.F. crown. 1. I ' ve got it! 2. Where did the ball go? 3. Denise starts off a smashing serve. 4. Lucy wallops the ball. TEAM LEFT TO RIGHT: E. Cantanzaro, C. Alvarez, L. Redodo, D. Barba, T. Wilrodt, M. Sharky, D. Machado, L. Busalacchi, K. Shine, B. Dickinson, L. Boehme, J. Sposato, K. Straumford, L. Ortega, E. Chavez. r DONS “RUN ’EM OVER” TOP ROW: Joe Shaules, Joe Sposato, Bob Musgrove, Mike Robbins, MIDDLE: Sparky LeBold, Matt Costantino, Rick Davis, Dave Soule, Leonard Fillipowski, BOTTOM: Laird Davis, Roland Mascarenas, Rick Schmidt, Pete Macareg, Pat Ratelle. 1. Sparky Takes The Lead. 2. Dons at Practice. 3. Ratelle urges runner on. 4. Dons take off! Even with the loss of their coach in the mid¬ dle of the season, the cross country team went on to take the Western league title. Senior, Dave Harlan went on through the sea¬ son undefeated, with Junior, Sparky Lebold right behind. Other promising runners are Joe Spasato, Ray Hart and Pete Macarag. BADMINTON SPIRIT STANDS OUT Kathy Kane, Casey Campbell, Karen Rickling, Barbara Gourley, Pam Lessing, Anne Schatz, Patty Knudsen, Coach Prather, Jolynn McCracken, Norma Jannone, Gloria Steveson, Teresa Sotelo, Joanne Schoch, Polly Coleman. The girls bad¬ minton team had a very impressive season, winning four out of six matches. The team improved greatly and worked well to¬ gether. The girls swim team stroked their way to the top of the Western league. This year many many new girls came out for the team, all showing great potential. Coached by Cam Veltman, they performed supremely as a team and displayed great DONS spirit. J.V. IN DESCENDING ORDER: M. Bekken, A. Kofler, J. Wagner, L. Tarantino, T. Campbell, S. Slominski, J. Straumford, J. Pedace, S. Straumford, L. Patton, R. Howe, J. Barnes, M. Fleming, C. Schmidt, K. Bradley, L. Bedore, S. Martin, N. Kovac, M. Siesel, E. Stortevant, J. Miller, L. Loewer, K. Seuss, M. Flood, A. Jurek, K. Bekken, V. Torrinello, A. Rodil, B. Shattuck, Coach C. Veltman. GIRLS SWIM TEAM SPLASHES TO WESTERN LEAGUE VARSITY TOP ROW: J. Mangiameli, S. Kovac, S. Kovac, C. Walsh, J. Greenwood, G. Urban, L, Peterson, A. Fenton, C. Springer, M. Tenhuner, M. Sebo, P. Krische. PICTURES IN DESCENDING ORDER: A little encouragement never hurt. On your mark. . . Just one more stroke to win. 147 GOING CLOCKWISE; Bud Schmitz looks on as Milburn strives for a basket. Tatum gets the jump. The Varsity team had a good season thanks to the seniors The four high scorers on the team were; John Tatum, Ken Hogan, Carl Howell and Bud Schmitz. They had a strong team and have high hopes for next year ' s season. Team players: BOTTOM ROW; Bud Schmitz, Dan Souza, Toby Schramm, Buddy Souza, Steve Cardosa, Coach Cosentino. 2ND ROW; Frank Flournoy, Tim Hughes; Carl Howell, John Tatum, Ken Hogan, Dennis Barba, Todd Flores. ON THE LADDER; Milburn Stevens, Chris Hanning. VARSITY PLAYS AGGRESSIVELY 148 149 Chris Hanning dribbles down the court. Milburn shot goes in. Tatum shoots for two. The team listens to some new strategy. I 150 GOING CLOCKWISE; Richard Patton wants the ball. Steve Warren shoots the ball for two more points. Jim Peters shoots and the score goes up. Who is that masked man?? — We didn ' t even get a chance to thank him. BOTTOM ROW; Allen Devall, Gary Rickling, Steve Warren, Mark McKenzie, Norm Misleh, Guy Sawyers. TOP ROW; Coach McCormick, Jim Peters, Rick Balelo, Richard Patton, Roger Devanyns, John Sardina. GOING CLOCKWISE; Here goes nothin ' , Come on Rick-over here! I ' m going to get it in there!! Here you try it. Richard Patton shoots while team members hope for a basket. I I 152 t BOTTOM LEFT TO RIGHT: Danny Anguiano, John Concepcion, Jeff Crowell, Andy Cruz, John Diamond, Eric Shine, Joe Winters, manager, Mike Hettonbach, Coach Serrano, Charly Hervitin, Hugo Bernal, Sean Doyle, Joe Lazano, Tom Sorenson, John Doty, Danny Thomas, Dennis Mudd, John Sanfillipo. Fft 06 H IMPROVE THEIR STYLE GOING CLOCKWISE: Just a little bit higher. Will it make it in there?? Uni uses defensive technique. 153 r ! GRAPPLERS GRAB C.I.F. TOP: Dave Diem, Mike Roberts, Scott Flores, Bruce Ognibene, Mark Fox, Jim Gonsalves, Bob Patterson, Mark Ortega, Coach Wayne Napier. BOTTOM: Clyde Taitano, Greg Williams, Mike Diem, Bob Greenwood, Jess Nelson, Rene Sandoval, Mark Cianflone. NOT PIC¬ TURED: Al Librian, Eric Gilbert, Bob Kidwell. 154 With an outstanding record of 7 wins, 1 loss, the Grapplers went on to C.I.F. Bruce Ognibene, voted as most valuable player, won first place in the C.I.F. Championships in his weight class. Coach Napier commented that their toughest experience to face was losing to Hoover. But they quickly picked themselves up to place ahead of El Cajon in El Cajon ' s tournament. Napier claimed that his only need by the end of the season would be his own straight jacket. The Junior Varsity team ended their season with 8 straight wins, the best a wrestling team here at Uni ever did. There were many promising players but a few who stood out were Freshman, Kevin Almryde and Whitney Witteman, who was voted most improved player. The most valuable J.V. player was Jim Crawford. Junior Varsity Wrestlers: Coach David Diem, Hugh Campbell, David Roman, Mike Calimlin, Jon Brause, Jim Crawford, Dena Kiel, Whitney Witteman, Stuart Boggelin, Marty McGrathy Coach Napier. BOTTOM ROW: Andy Gagliano, Jim Connors, Ray Fleury, Grant Flores, Bob Simmons, Kevin Almryde, Tony Petraglia. 155 I The girl ' s softball team placed second in their league with a considerably good season for both J .V. and Varsity . Again the word potential pops up; most of the girls were under¬ classmen and very talented. Next year ' s team expects to take first place and we have full confidence in them. Pictures in decending order: 1- Perfect form for a powerful throw 2- Ready for the steal. 3- Joan prepares for a homerun. 4- Safe! I i I ( r I The team, LEFT TO RIGHT, in decending order: ROW 1: M. Cahill, C. Conners, C. Purdue, K. Butterfield, K. Kane, J. Robbins, M. Lara, K. Kelner, J. Beeson, L, Alger, N. Butler, Coach Karen Everett. ROW 2: Coach Pat Robinson, M. Black, V. Whitmarsh, J. Kennedy, T. Wilrodt, A. Graber, A. Betourne, C. Everett, C. Price, J. Alioto, J. Butler, M. Miranda, M. Howard, S. Garza, B. Brown, K. Miller, C. Kane, L. Sells, M. PilsI, R. Gallo, M. Perriera. Pictures in descending order: 1- Do your stuff, ball! 2- Laura gets ready for the throw. 3- Ali kicks up a little dust. i, SOCCER Rolls Over Opposition Although their record may not show it, the team has improved greatly since the beginning of the season. Coach Jacobacci feels that the experience that they ' ve gained will help them tremendously toward next year. Some outstanding players are Dan Moore, Cliff Sharp Jim Stabile. 1- Dan reaches to save a point. 2- Coach looks on nervously. 3- Jim knows how to use his head. 4- Paul strives for a point. 5- Andy steals a ball from an opponent. i Dan Moore, Cliff Sharp, Andy Calderon, Don Dupee, Bob Musgrove, Chris Soule, Jeff Bizzach, (manager) Doug Leedhem, Scott Lowther, Kenny Guerrero, John Crosthwaite, Jim Lowther, John Price, Paul Graber, Chris Carini, John Colliver, Jim Stabile, Brian Anderson. Varsity had a strong team this year with the help of the re¬ turning lettermen. Their ex¬ perience was evident in their defensive strategy, along with their powerful batting. Coach Serrano directed the team and showed them how to improve their style. Going clockwise. See if you can hit that one! Just a little bit farther. Coach Rubldoux and Serrano discuss strategy. Another homerun for Uni. FIRST ROW: Ron Egan, Bob Kidwell, Steve James, Brian Myers, Dan Souza, Andy Asaro, Scott Lee. 2ND ROW; Richard Desmond, Mario Estrada, Dave Martinez, Mike Thomas, Mark Silva, Manager, Mike Kennedy. 3RD ROW: Coach Rubidoux, John Simmons, Paul Armijo, Steve Markland, Pat Egan, Coach Serrano. 1ST ROW: Rick Balelo, Dave Cammell, Kenny Guaro, Ray Stuberg, Kevin Ceasere. 2I 1D ROW: Eric Gilbert, Jim McCarthy, Dennis Boehme, John Sardina, Bob Jondall, Mike Ward, Gregg Young. 3RD ROW: Coach Casciato, Alan Devall, Kevin Cammall, Chris Cohan, Willy Lopez, Tom Keating. I 160 1ST. ROW: John Schramm, Mike Tarentino, Joe La Rocco 2ND. ROW: David Patag, Vince Sciarra, Hugo Bernal, Matt 0 ' Malley , Eddie Sales, John Conception. 3RD. ROW: Danny Thomas, Danny Anguiano, Sean Doyle, Doug Barba, Jim Lewis, Bobby Doty, Perry Regalao, Vic Salvatierra Coach Tuttle. OPPOSITE PAGE GOING CLOCKWISE: Homerun? Watch out center field. Here it comes! How did that picture get in there? THIS PAGE COUNTER¬ CLOCKWISE: See if you can hit that one! Now, which hat should I wear? Coach Tuttle cheers team on. Rudy Casciato coached the J.V. team this year. The team, which is mostly Sophomores, had an ex¬ cellent season in their Freshmen year. Coach Tuttle helped his inexperienced team to a fine season and feels that there were no superstars. They all worked to gether to score many victories. GIRLS’ BASKETBALL SHOOTS FOR LEAGUE TITLE VARSITY BASKETBALL: L TO R Sr. Sara-Coach, Theresa Willrodt, Stacey Wissler, Theresa Fischer, Joan Robbins, Anne Schatz, Martha Lara, Bebe Burnett, Ruth Gerrity, Karen Shine, Carol Burnett, Belinda Alcantara, Gerald Cox. CENTER-Karen Sullivan The Girls ' Basketball teams were comprised of many enthusiastic and spirited players this year. As a result, both the Varsity and JV teams had excellent seasons. Under the experienced coaching of Sr. Sara, the girls came through with an exciting and successful year. The teams ' strong points were offensive playing and the fact that the girls worked well together. The girls learned to work in man to man strategies and did as well in zone defense. This made them strong competitors for other teams in the league. Some of the games ' high scorers included such players as Karen Shine, Joan Robbins, Stacey Wissler, Theresa Fischer and Karen Sullivan. JV: L TO R BACK ROW- Sr. Sara-Coach, A. Fenton, J. Sposato, J. Kennedy, C. Bauler, C. Cohn, IM. Butler, D. Barba. FRONT ROW- T. McGrath, L. Cardosa, J. Alioto, K. Otto, S. Wickam, A. Cologne, C. Everett. OPPOSITE PAGE: Belinda maneuvers a shot. CLOCKWISE ON THIS PAGE: 1. Joan hustles. 2. Bebe ' s shot goes in. 3. Liz goes for a shot. 4. I ' ve got you covered! 4 163 UNI GETS INTO THE SWING OF THINGS A much improved Bob Sciaqua led Uni ' s golf team to several major victories. Also making a strong comeback was Chuck Morningstar. Notable among Uni ' s other golfers were re¬ turning lettermen Steve Cologne and Guy Pacurar and varsity player Phil Strebler who helped the team to it ' s best finish in several seasons. In spite of being plagued with injuries, the tennis team finished respectably. Coach Shafranske added that the team was young but had deter¬ mination. Their most outstand¬ ing player, freshman Vince Couch, is considered to have excellent potential for next year. Other notable players are seniors Tom Clifford and Steve Mendez. Golf Team: R. O ' Hanlon, A. Szchotca, S. Coigne, G. Pacui ' ai ' , M. Regan, M. Metcalf, D. Thoennes, S. Warren, R. Sciaqua, P. Strebler, C. Morningstar, P. Driscoll, S. Tunnel. Tennis Team: B. Souza, D, Hauck, I. McColl, J. Bizzack, J. Lopez, B. Sherman, D. Dupee, F. Guidone, R. Silva, M. Sepulvepa, B. Davis, J, Alvarez, D. Feiice, R. Mansur, P. Busalacchi, K. Dupis, V. Couch, A. Bonczyk. I spirit and cooperation. Two returning players, Greg Achatz and Bart Harman stood out as free style sprinters. Mike Goscienski, Shamus McLaughlin and John Fowler did well in distance freestyle and all round swimmers. Other outstanding swimmers are Paul Howe, Pat Barnes, Eric Lundy and Lee Selis who is the first girl diver on an all boys’ team at Uni. Mr. Wilimek commented that Lee was a wel¬ come addition. J.Vo Swim Team; J. Wilimek, A. Freniere, S. Curry, T. Newman, R Sanchez, J. Raggio, R. PilsI, J, Erickson, C. Miske, T. Cronin, C. Goscienski, N. Gross, T. Nagy, M. Brown. i The swimming and diving team had a great t season due to, as Coach Wilimek puts it. Varsity Swim Team; J. Wilimek, R. Torgenson, J. Fowler, K. Jones, C, Sheldon, G. Achatz, P. Faudoa, B. MacIntyre, B. Harmon, M. Gosienski, E. Lundy, S. McLaughlin, P. Schneider, F. Osuna. TRACK TEAM TRAVELS AT A FASTER PACE 166 (( 3 - . I ■ ' ■ ■ i ‘ismssm STAMDIIMG: Coach Marcus, B. Schmitz, J. Boggelyn, G. Lazano, T. Thies, Mackenzie, J. LeBold, L. Filipowski, T. Hughs, D. Darnewell, F. Flourney, J. Connolly, M. Strange, D. Ford, S. Maxwell, K. Wewers, D. Harlan, S, Fischer, N. Porlas, F. Davies, 0. Navarro, Coach Wargo. BACK ROW: S. Hadley, S. Munoz, T. Beeson, L. Percy, D. Biblarz, H. Schmitz, C. Connors, J. Beeson, D. Hopkins, M. Del Grande. KNEELING; B. Shattuck, Mrs. LeBold, C. Campbell, J. Bone, L. Kinninger, C. Miller, C. McColl, M. Fabion, J. Pedace. SITTING: T. Sutter, K. Musgrove, R. Kinninger, M. Cornicelli, M. Hart, C. Price, M. Young. The boy’s and girl ' s track team has been better this year than in all past years. School records were broken almost every meet. A combination of good coaching and natural ability is attributed to the success of the team. Spirit showed expecially as each person encouraged their teammate around every curve and over each hurdle. The results were stupendous and the scoring high. j Teachers offer PRomises for future yeors The faculty and administra¬ tion of Uni High reach out an and touch the students in very special ways—spiritual¬ ly, academically, and as friends. But perhaps just as important as these means of counseling and guidance is the way in which they, by their very life styles and daily examples, encourages every individual on campus to develop to his or her full potential and reach right back out to the world with a life dedicated to the service of his fellow man. To reach out and touch and accomplish the goal of friendship takes a special talent. Teachers break the barrier of uncertainty every day with a kind word, a smile, or a funny joke . The administrators and their efficient staff handle the everyday problems of manage¬ ment and school business, yet, they too are always happy to share a smile or chew the fat for a while . Problems are abated by the worthy counseling staff. Their concern can brighten any dreary day. And then, the patient maintainance staff—ready and willing at all times—they come through in times of need .All in all, friendship and love radiate in every direction from the faculty and staff. To them- -our THANKS. DEDICATED LEADERS INSPIRE US ALL DR. GILES SCHMIDT Superintendent of Diocesan schools BISHOP LEO T. MAHER Bishop of San Diego Diocese C HARLES DUKE Algebra . . . Dean of boys . . • Porterhouse Steak Golf ... Torrey Pines Golf Course . . . I ' m still I ittle . . . Were you at school yes¬ terday? DAVID GORSICH Calculus . . . Beef brains, pig tails, Onion rings . . . Diet Cola . . . Guitar . . . The Girl ' s Restroom in the 50 ' s . . . A Bookie . . . Of course not, you Turkey ' s. JOE WILIMEK Boys ' Dean, Water Polo, Swimming . . . Marine Corps Reserve Officers Association . . . Sukiaki . . . B B . . , Europe . . . a priest then a pharmacist . . . Hang in there! SR. MARY DENIS Librarian . . . peanut butter and banana sandwich ... HO H, coffee . . . knitting, reading, traveling . . . England ... a doctor , . . What do I owe the honor of your presence to! SR. DOLORES ANCHONDO Assistant Principal ' s Office, Spanish 4, multi-national food . . . T AB . . . reading crocheting ... El Paso, Texas . . . They ' re gonna drive me bananas. SR. NANCY RYAN Academic Assistant Principal . . . plants, crafts and rug-making . . . Hawai i ... an airline stewardess. 171 JUNE FIXSEN Attendance Secretary . . . Medium rare steak . . . ice tea . . . golf . . Chicago . . . wanted to be a secre¬ tary ... Oh Shoot! HOPE JOHNSON Controller Secretary . . . volleyball and traveling . . . Daughters Jennifer Jessica and one on the way . . . Mexican food . . . tour the United States MARILYN ED WARDS Vice Principal Secretary . . . canter¬ bury cheese . . . my most embaras- sing moment was getting caught kissing the principal in the hallways . . . TAB . . . Mozart . . • reading, making quilts . . . Salzburg . . . Austria ... a mother and a social worker ... I care! PEOPLE BEHIND THE SCENES SHIRLEY CARL Secretary, main office . . . Bunco group . . . peanut butter, dill pickle sandwich . . . coffee, margarita . . . crocheting, gardening . . . Mexico City . . .a nurse . . . Go away . . . Out of the office PAULA ERICKSON Principal ' s Secretary . . . Chinese food • . . Give me time ... Diet Rite Cola . . . reading, guitar piano, singing, hydrocol . . , many places, movie star . . . Oh, Wow. ANN CARLOS School nurse . . . alfalfa sprouts, Kiwi fruit . . . calling wrong num¬ bers . . . coffee working . . . Spain . . . Portugal, Italy, Greece ... a nurse ... . That ' s Life KEEP UNI RUNNING SMOOTHLY DICK ROLF Maintainance Man . . . coffee . . . originally from Massachusetts . . . wanted to be a veternarian . . . Holy Mackerel! LEA SAMPSELL Library clerk at Uni . . . CCD at Christ the King . . . Collard greens . . . Mixing the Foxes up . . . coffee . , . camping, gardening, reading . , . Czeckoslovakia ... a mother . . . please don ' t rock your chair BARBARA FILIPOWSKI Counseling secretary . . . Mission Guild . . . Tacos and Enchiladas-- for a New Yorker that ' s unusual. Martini or Southern Comfort . . . bowling sewing, knitting and cro¬ cheting . . . Poland, Germany, France . . . Kindergarten teacher and a piano player . . . You ' ve got to be kidding MR. PAULSEN (HOWARD) Maintainance. Supervisor . . . Iced Tea, Fishing . . . Copenhagen Den¬ mark Auto Mechanic . . . What do you want to see me for ED SHAFRANSKE A unique, creative, hu¬ man being . . . Psycholo gy of the Healthy Person . . . Indian chutney . . . Coke . . . Tennis, Music Drama . . . Nepal . . . Keep changing. CHRIS GA Lie HON School Business Manager . . . What is worth doing is worth doing well . . . likes ham, chicken, carrot cake, applesauce, and drinking water . . . Loves living in San Diego , . . Petit a petit I ' oiseau fait son nid SR. JOANNE Director of Counseling, Dean of Studies . . . Math 3A . . . Varsity Cheerleaders . . . All Food . . . Margarita . . . reading, puzzles, camping . . . Alaska, Canada . singer and dancer. SR. DALE BROWN Oceanography, Human Ecology, Counseling . . . linguisa . . . Reading, horseback riding. Our counselors, aside from teaching various subjects, commit themselves to helping students with problems and guiding them in the right direction. They help students make right decisions in choosing classes and in mapping out their future . Counselors organize students into awareness groups and career groups as a part of the total counseling program. REACHING OUT TO HELP 174 ! ! i i ! SISTER MARY BRAUM A beautiful pecson who loves God and people . . . Typing 1,2,3,4, Shorthand 1,2 . . . Academic Affairs Committee, Business Dept. Chairperson . . . peanuts . . . falling into a garbage can . . . O.J. . . . reading, sewing, listening to music, talking . . . the ocean ... a nurse, stewardess, or a P.E. coach . . . Ready, Begin . . . Type! S: CHUCK RUZICKA I ' m ? . . . General Business, Typing 1, Business law. Work Experience . . . milk . . . coach springboard diving . . . raquetball . . . O.K. troops. OUR GOAL; CAREERS FOR STUDENTS The Business Depart¬ ment provides many special learning oppor¬ tunities such as field trips to the courthouse, banks, and telephone company and speakers such as lawyers, business instructors, and college represen¬ tatives . The goal of the department is to prepare young people for partic¬ ipation in business re¬ lated careers. 175 j Clay, Needles, Pots and Pans: Tools of Our Trades The co-ordinate department his year sponsored some school related activities. Some of these were the yearly art show, which was held in the catechetical center, and the Spring Art Festival. All the paintings, drawings and other works were done by the students. The choral group and band also participated in this event. In the home related classes the sewing class designed their own wardrobe, and put on a fashion show for the school. The Bachelor Survival class prepared a meal and served it to the teachers. STEPHEN ALTAMIRANO Crafts, Ceramics . . . Cheerleader moderator. Girls volleyball . . . Omelets with salsa and sour cream . . . white wine . . . ocean and mountains . . . Colter Bay ... a bear in the woods . . . May I have your attention, lightweights?! DOMINIC CALABRESE International Foods, musicianship. Bachelor Survival, Choir, Band . Spaghetti ... Wine . . Africa . . . Pope. ESTELLE L. KASSEBAUM Art, Christian Life Styles, Stretch Sew . . . Fine Arts Association . . . Japanese Food . . . going to wrong class . . . coffee . . . sew¬ ing drawing . . . Sea World . . , a dancer . . . Sweetheart or Sweetie Pie. 176 LILY ROSA jlMew art teacher . . . Art 1,2,3 . . . Pep club . . . Octopus or squid ‘ stew . . . wrong lunch . . .TAB and margarita . . . collecting things, art . . . Oxford, England . . . doctor . . . Are you kidding? I |oE GA LINDO lechanical Drawing, Drafting, Spanish ... Junior class moderator . . . ameron Verarzano . . . forgetting a lass . . . beer . . . golf, tennis . . . lexico City . . . doctor . . . Ding-a- BETH COLUCCI Human Experience, Foods, Clothing . . . Corn Dogs . . . Blue Hawaiian . . . week-ends, holidays, summer . . .Tiffany ' s . . . a blonde . . . Why me? 178 CONSUELO RODRIQUEZ A person who enjoys being alive . . . English 2C, 2A, Business Eng¬ lish . . . Girls Track . . . beef brain tacos . ... when student had to drive my car to keep it from rolling backwards ... gin on the rocks with an olive . . . sewing, needlework . . . Outer Space . . . a teacher . . . Give it a try. SR. MARGARET WHITE D eve lopmental Writing, Faith A, Writing Lab, Sus¬ pense in Lit, Speech, Favorite saying: You can write on the other side. Tacos, root beer, walking on the beach. Photography. MIRIAM NIETHUS A unique person- me! . . . Mys¬ ticism in Literature, English 1C . . . Marzipan candy . . . gin and tonic with lime . . . traveling, reading, and emroidery . . . Atlantis . . . me and my little bell. J. BARRY McGrath Film as Literature, De¬ velopmental Reading, Media and Communi¬ cation . . . Teachers ' Association . . . Cross country . . . kielbasa and sauerkraut . . .fall¬ ing off chair in class . . . beer and guiness stout . . . handball, raquetball, chess . . . Munich beer- halls . . . basketbal I coach ... A HH! AHH! AHH! AHH! I J I i««« Literature: Provides Stimulation The English Department believes that Literature is the great storehouse of man ' s accomplishments and failures. Their philosophy is that education is worthless if it does not prepare the student to sur¬ vive in the outside world. The need for a student to be able to express his thoughts with written sym¬ bols is very important. Some courses offered by the department are British Literature, Children ' s Literature, Science Fiction, Poetry, Film as Literature, Drama, and Media Communication. —PS ”-— DONNA LILLY Eng. 1C Developmental Reading . . . Mexican and Ital ian food . . . Harvey Wallbanger , , , flying my plane . . . dress designer . . . Don ' t hassle me! D. CHRISTOPHER WEIR Eng. 2C, Literature of the South Pacific, British Literature, Poetry Workshop . . . SISTER LEONARD GASKELL English lA, Science Fiction, Yearbook . . . Tempura, pan¬ sit, parouski . . . falling down in the hallway . . . Coke . . . photography, writing, chess . . . a quiet spot in Yosemite . . . a newspaper reporter. SISTER CONSTANCE FITZGERA LD C.S.J. Writing Lab, English IN, Children ' s Literature, Moderator of Perspect¬ ive ' . . .Chile Rellenos . . . first week at UNI . . . Margaritas . . . camping, creative writing, reading . . . Crete ... an arch¬ eologist . . . 40 lashes! 179 Wie geht’s!. Como estas! Bonjour!. . Buon giorno! The foreign Language department offers students the opportunity of reaching out to people of different cultures, races, and languages. It gives students other means of communicating with other people. The language classes that are offered are Spanish, French, Italian, and German. RACHELLE SANDRA CALABRESE Italian 1,2,3, Spanish 2 . . . Italian cheese and ridici . . . Pure spring water . . . reading, talking, traveling . . . Italy and Spain . . . an explorer . . . Chiacchieroni, Che Pazienza JOHN ATILANO Spanish 2, CSF, NHS moderator . . . sweet breads, snails . . . gardening, listening to records . . . Europe ... a teacher . . . Ogre 180 ( III ’ MARK L. MARCUS Spanish 1 . . . football and track coach . . . slumgolium . . . Coors and Michelob . . . surfing, sports, BMW . . . Hawaii, Baja ... I can ' t make it any simpler! BARBARA CHAILLOU French 1-2, Crafts Lettering, Pi Delta Phi . . . Cous Cous . . plugged up keyhole . . .Tom Collins . . . painting, crafts, plants . . . Greece . . . Vite, Vite, Vite! La Guillotine, THOMAS J. STEVES Spanish 1, German 1,2,3, French 3,4 African cous cous . . . Martini . . . golf, music, flying, traveling . . . South America, Africa, and Russia ... an adventurer . . . The deal is this ... ONDINA HIEL Spanish 1,3 . . . Consul Corps . . . Lobster . . . Margaritas . . . sewing, jewel making . . . Europe ... a diplomat . . . Madre querida Teachers Fluctuate as (-xi)Tr The Math Department works together to stimulate the stu¬ dents ' thinking. With Mr. Thomson heading the group, teachers encourage the students to use their minds logically and develop their deductive reasoning abilities. DONALD W. McCORMICK JR. Algebra lA, Math 2C, Geometry . . . Sophomore moderator,basl et- ball, volleyball , milk or tea ... Bridge, motorcycles . ... Pam¬ plona, Spain ... a teacher . . . I care. JOANNE WAINSCOTT Geometry, Algebra lA, Crafts, Ceramics . . . J.V. cheerleader moderator . . . chocolate . . . water on the rocks . . . sewing, macrame . . . Take out your homework. ROBERT J. SECKINGTON Algebra IB C, Math 2C,4C . . . mushrooms in wine sauce . . . Viche ' water . . . photography, sailing . . . No one can do it for you. . . . most embarrassing moment for me is when somebody did it for me. RUDY E. CASCIATO Algebra 1,2 . . . Frosh footbalI, J.V. baseball . . . pizza . . . beer . . . music and sports . . . Italy . . . a Big Leaguer. DANIEL WILSON Father of two . . . Pre- Algebra, Algebra 2 . . . El Cid . . . Steak . . . Tami and the dusty eraser . . . beer . . . photog¬ raphy, gardening . . . the Parthenon . . . free and independent. BOYD THOMSON Career Math, Algebra IB C, Math 2A, 30 . . . Math department Chairman. JOHN COSENTINO Jeter . . . PE LD, Driver ' s ED . . . Parochial League commissioner, Varsity Bcisketball coach . . . reading. PAUL WARGO U.S, History, Christian Life Styles, Athletic PE , , . teacher, coach . . . my smile . , , cold beer . . . beach, sailing , . . Europe HECTOR MACIS Athletic P.E., P.E. L.D., Hi-C . . . Reading Sports . . , Thousand Oaks . . , Coach . . . What ' s gonna be done? PAT PRATHER P,E., Gymnastics . . . Squid . . . Diet Pepsi . . , Jogging, Cats . . . Brazil . , . Wanted Horse, Violin and Monkey . . . Ladies! PEOPLE HELPING PEOPLE TO FITNESS I V. . CAMILLE VELTMANN PE LD, Self Defense . . . Girls ' Swim team . , , escargot . . . walking into the boys locker room and seeing—EMBARRASSED!- Rose wine . , , mountains in north¬ ern California , , , another Florence Chadwick , . , In the NOW poo ED STRANGE PE, Georgraphy, Bowling . . . fishing . , . pizza for breakfast . . . getting beat by Saints 6 years in a row . , . Pepsi . . . mountain countries , . . national park ranger. Uni Physical Education teachers combined hard work and determination in making Uni ' s athletic programs successful. They devoted time and patience to stu¬ dents who.in turn showed their appreciation by pull¬ ing through the year with many outstanding victories in various sports competitions. Girls were offered classes in gymnastics, dance, figure control and a variety of others. Boys chose from among classes ike weight-lifting, athletic physical education, and regular physical education. DICK SERRANO PE LD, Drivers Education, Athletic PE, Mexican food . . milk . . , sport . . . baseball player . , , Any calls—any cal is? San Francisco . . , the inspector on pink panther. NATALIE WILSTERMANN Willy . . . Ath. PE, PE LD, Figure Control, Child Development , . , Girls ' Tennis team . . . Raquetball L REACHING OUT WITH OUR FAITH With the encouragement of Elizabeth Gorsich, the Religion Department continued to build a Christian attitude among the students. There was a new awareness at school that we are all one family and must remain close. The members of the Religion department have accomplished this through classes such as Contemporary Moral Issues, Meaning in Life, and Modern Religious Cultures. father LEO LANPHIER Scripture Standouts, Faith A, Drama . . . Jesters, International Thespian Society . , , chocolate milkshakes . . . Sorry, doesn ' t make it. ELIZABETH GORSICH Meaning in life. Exploring Spirituality, Christian Value in the arts. Chairperson Religion Department . , , social worker . . . Mexican food . , . milk . . . tough bananas . . . talking. MAGGIE BERRILL Faith A, Parables in Film , . . bagels cream cheese . , . coffee . . . baking, dancing . . . Hawaii . . . a teacher . . , Kool it, FATHER AQUINAS COSTELLO A Dominican Priest . , . Christian Morality, Contemporary Moral Issues, Mighty Message of Mark . . . lobsters , , . milk . . . carpentry, gardening, painting, and crafts. FATHER EARL W. LA RIVIERE Modern Moral Issues, Christian Morality, Demonology . . . Chess Club Moderator . . . sword fish steak and stuffed-bell pepers . . . Holy Land, parish work . . . My Son, 186 BROTHER JOHN CISLO Understanding the Faith . . . Bookstore . . . Freshman Class Moderator, Aquarium Club ... Me drink? . . . bicycling, aquariums, camping, sailing . . . the beach, park, and harbor ... an airplane pilot. FATHER J. PATRICK FOLEY Christian Value in the Arts, Parables in Film . . . Chaplain . . . Scotch over with a twist . . . Scotch over with a twist . . . music, hiking, raquetball . . . Europe ... a priest . . . Quack. MA RTIN J. SPRING Christian Morality, Man ' s Search, Christian Life Styles . . . burned waffles . . . beer . . . tennis, volleyball . . . Yucatan Peninsula . . . lawyer (like Perry Mcison) . . , Different strokes for different folks. 187 DANIEL J. RAMOS Biology, Chemistry , . , Senior Class Moderator, Varsity Football . . . tripe and milk , . .sailing, skiing, back¬ gammon, cribbage, and whatevers!!!. • • wants to visit the New England states, . . . wanted to be a coke can when he grew up . . . circa, circa AUDREY REYNARD The Bionic Woman . . . Physics A, C, Faith A , . . mixed nuts . . , being late for class . . . iced tea , . . m dog, plants . . . Mt. Palomar , . , a chemist . . , Not really , Actually SR. SA RA SANDERS Chemistry C, A . . . Girls Athletics . . , crackling black-eyed peas and cornbread . , . when CLP beat us in volleyball .... coffee . . . sports, stamp collecting, reading . . . Jackson Hole, Wyoming . . . BIG. PAUL C. COLLINS ISCS, Biology C . . . Science Club, Rocket Club, Assistant A SB moderator . . . bunsen burner incident , . . ' Collins Mix ' straight , , . If you don ' t give me your attention. I ' ll give you my Detention! Learning by Doing ALEX ARAIZA Pancho Villa re-incarnated . . Egghead Biology . . , Amoeba Watchers of America . . . bat milk, slightly acidified . . . Alaska . , . Parlez-vous a hum m a-hum ma? The Science department gets students involved with the process of living. In a learning by doing environ¬ ment, the students are en¬ couraged to explore and develop their knowledge of the world around them. Some of the science classes are ISCS , Life Science, Physics, Chemistry and Biology. STEVE JACOBACCI ISCS, Life Science . . . Soccer coach , . . any kind of sandwich . , . wa-wa . . . guitar, photography, sports . . , Horse Saddle, Wyoming- Willard R. Cunningham was born there ... a comedian . . . Think about it. PAT ROBINSON Biology C, Physical Science . . , Girls ' Softball. 189 ifl PEOPLE LEARNING ABOUT PEOPLE, TIMES, PLACES. The Social Sciences give students insight into events of the past. Through classes such as U .S . History and San Diego History, the department hopes to put students in touch with their heritage. The depart¬ ment also offers classes that deal with current events, such as Election 76. DAVID A. THOENNES World History, S.D. History, Behavioral Science . . . golf team . . . P.B. and Mayo sand¬ wich . . . pic in ' 68 Presidio . . . coffee . . . golf and kids . . . Europe ... We Care JOHN DUNDAS U.S. History . . . granola . . . tea . . . music, new people, historical places . . . Australia . . . TALL . . . Glory be to God! MIKE CRAIG Human Experience, Election ' 76, Current Events . . . football coach. 190 WAYNE NAPIER Corky . . . U.S. History . . . Frosh football and wrestling coach . . . German chocolate cake . , . gold mining . . . Hey Stud!! M DEBORRAH LETO Human Experience, Election ' 76, Calif. History . . . Moderator frosh cheerleaders . . . octopus . . . Carter- Ford debate tapes . . . snow-skiing, sinology , . . China . . . Can you enlighten us? 191 II students strive to PPogress by learning Classes at Uni try to en¬ compass all that is needed for a strong foundation for each student ' s present and future needs. These classes also strive to motivate individuality among students and creat- tivity in their work. Classes also provide a variety of skill-training useful for daily life. Through specialized classes on campus, stu¬ dents can plan their schedules to meet their needs and standards. Counseling sessions, both individual and group, pre¬ pare students to make and evaluate decisions regard¬ ing their futures here at Uni or at colleges around the country or as members of the working world. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT IS BUSY, BUSY The main goal of the Business Department is to establish basic groundwork for use in the career world. Some classes which focus on this are Shorthand, General Business, Typing, Bookkeeping, and Business Law. Century 21 Shorthand is a rather new class which teaches skills necessary for stenographic competence. Where ' s that pencil? What! More homework! i 1 Isn ' t my mug beautiful?! Quiet, geniuses at work! I sure hope this turns out. I ' m going to hit you with this spatula! i, r UNI STUDENTS ENJOY ELECTIVES The Co-ordinate Department, headed by Mrs. Kassebaum, offers a variety of courses de¬ signed to bring out the individual and group potential for creativity. Art, Crafts, and Ceramics classes provide an outlet for those who want to create something out of nothing. Clothing and foods classes appeal to the homemaking-oriented students. And last but not least are the choral and band classes which provide entertainment for everyone. All of these classes allow the students to reach out and give something of themselves to the whole community at Uni High . Peter jazzes it up. You can really tell that Norma takes her work seriously. EXPRESS YOURSELF THROUGH ENGLISH Hey, I was first! Paula, are you writing a book? English classes help students to better under¬ stand things going on around them. The stu¬ dents learn to construct their ideas and thoughts into written form. In Children ' s Literature this year, the class was involved with writing children ' s books. Some of these Sr. Constance hopes will be published in the near future. Lots of luck to the authors. I These classes are just one small step in the huge pro¬ cess of bringing people close together in this world that is getting smaller and smaller. That ' s wrong Ricky! She amazes me! University High helps stu¬ dents reach out to the world through the foreign language department. French, Spanish, German, and Italian classes, under the direction of Mr. Steves, enables the student to understand other peoples and places, forever opening up opportunities for ex¬ ploration, and education in other parts of the world. How about working? STUDENTS LEARN NEW WAYS TO COMMUNICATE Training time at the zoo! What was that? . V 1 r-.. : ww« n - lai-K • ■ 1 A ' i,’ - ♦ � « ♦ Isn ' t this great? A 1 One if by land, two if by sea. Going over another History test. HISTORY PORTRAYS PAST AND PRESENT History classes range from studying our country’s beginnings to examining the origins of California. All help us establish links through our ancestors and examine the importance of our country. A new history class provided this year was Election ' 76, which examined this year ' s Presidential Campaign. It focused on the primaries, conventions, debates, and finally the Presidential election. Who do you think this one ' s for. J Taking another standard math test, Making changes in the seating chart Ah, the wonders of the pencil How could I miss that one? Class Participation A helping hand from the teacher. Students helping each other out. Through the variety of Math classes at Uni, students are provided with a strong back¬ ground of mathematical concepts Ranging from Algebra to Calcu¬ lus, all classes primarily de¬ velop the students thinking process, helpful in any field. A class full of hard workers This is a comfortable position. Almost made it Where d the ball go? Physical Education is im¬ portant in that students need to participate in various activities for good health. Uni students have shown their determination to strive for fitness through such classes as gymnastics, Recreational Physical Education Athletics, and weight Lifting. Come back Ball! There ' s Lee again Checking daily attendance. Explanation on morality! Religion classes are widely varied at Uni, but all of them have a common goal That goal is to further the understanding among the students, and bring them closer together in friendship through religion. One religion class which helps people learn mor e about others and their ideas is Christian Life Styles. Although its three main objectives are the married, single, and religious life, they all deal with human relationships. Through the class discussions, we learn more about ourselves and others. Fielding questions from students. Learning the degrees of imputability. Guy is all ears! Making new friends in class. But one point! Science at Uni helped people dis¬ cover new forms of life and also the physical properties of nature. These classes range from biological studies of life to the chemical ele¬ ments in lab sciences. In Physics, students are required to experiment in such fields as electri¬ city, magnetism and wave lengths. Although some experiments don ' t work out, all are aimed for the development of the student. Circh Circh Dana making her point. Okay, But . . . It can ' t be that hard. There it is. SCIENCE CREATES STUDIES OF LIFE . you please repeat a Let ' s see, that ' s Giamm What in the ?Sf@!!$ do you want now? ■r Mr. Wilimeeeeek . . . AIDES HELP IN GETTING THE WORK DONE I wish I knew how to spell It. Is he !n C Block? University High School, student speaking. You spelled that name wrong! Uni offers the student a chance to hilp in the operation of the school. Students can take Phone-Aid, Office- Aid, Counseling-A id, and Library- Aid. Students help the secretaries and administrators by running passes, answering phones, filing, and many other jobs, that make the Aid a very important person in the functioning of the school. Monique, everybody makes mistakes. ng ' s a bumme,. 3 ITY INVOLVEMENT-PROMOTERS-COMMUN The staff of PRESIDIO ' 77 would like to thank all the people who supported our work in making this book a success. First, we would like to thank those patrons who got behind us and answered our requests. Second, we would like to thank those advertisers who gave their time and business to us. We hope that the readers of PRESIDIO ' 77 will patronize these businesses. Most of all we would like to thank the students and faculty of University High School who supported PRESIDIO ' 77 in bringing the advertisers on the next few pages to our attention. Our S incere Thanks, Charles Riley Business Manager Jody Helscher Monica Kaiser Sisters of St. Joseph Dr. Mrs. Orlando P. Johann Ed and Kathy Shafranske Mr. Mrs. Marcelo Pablo Family Brothers of Charity, IHM Sr. Mary Dennis Mr. Mrs. W. W. MacKenzie, Jr. Mr. Mrs. Raymond Stuberg Mr. Mrs . George W. Wolfe Mr. Mrs. John Dowling Mr. Mrs. Richard E. Patton Mr. Mrs. Dominic Calabrese Mr. 8a Mrs. Patrick J. Connolly Mr. 8c Mrs. Jack Loos John and Mary Dundas Richard J . Elling Family William 8c Barbara Filipowski 8c Family Congratulations ' 77-Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gora Compliments of Nick and Gail Romero Boyd Thomson and Family Mr. 8c Mrs. A. B. Santos 8c Michael Danny and Rainy Wilson I love UNI”Nursie The Riley Family Marc Pablo Assistant Business Manager To a neminu-l ' ll never forget you. Love S.P. Memories are the best to share when you ' re friends who care-Steph 8c Joanne Good luck. Sue—Aunt Betty, Uncle Frank, and Rosemary Congratulations to UNI Graduates- From Hartson ' s Ambulance Service We ' re proud of you Sue—Love Grandma and Popie Happiness, Peace, and Success, Boobie-Love, Mom. Class of ' 77: God ' s love and grace be yours always. You will be in your teacher ' s prayers. To make hockey work, we need your support. Gather friends and come see an exciting sport! See ya next season. The San Diego Mariners 8c Ralph Mitchell, trainer. To the class of ' 77. . . from your phantom friend A . The Mulligans- ' 74, ' 78, ' 81 Maureen, Eileen, Sheila Congratulations Class of ' 77-Fr. Aquinas Costello, O.P. 24 HOUR DRIVE-THRU CONVENIENCE at JACK IN THE BOX® Restaurants... 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MILLS PRESIDENT Mills Professional Center Suite 2700 Xavajo Road — El Cajon, California 92020 SAN MGO e COMPANY 7920 Engineer Road San Diego, Calif. 92111 Specialists in wood, wire masonry fences, tennis courts, patio covers, St awnings MARY STAR OF THE SEA CATHOLIC CHURCH 7727 GIRARD AVENUE, LA JOLLA SUNDAY MASSES: 7,8,9,10,11,12 and 5 p .m. DAILY MASSES: 8:15 and 5:15 MSGR, JAMES M. GIFILLAN (PASTOR) 454-2631. 222 Once again, it is that time when we say THANKS to all the people who worked in making PRESIDIO 1977 a success. Hope¬ fully this is a collection of those memories of those high school years that everyone will cherish throughout their lives. First, we would like to thank the staff of PRESIDIO ' 77 for their hard work in the production of University High Schools ' finest year¬ book. We do not have the time to list all those who spent long hours, and many weekends, working on this yearbook, but each knows who he or she is, and all we would like to say is Thank You! Second, we would like to thank Mr. Rod Williams, of Josten ' s American Yearbook Company, for all his help in the production of this yearbook, for without his direction and influence this yearbook may never have gotten here. Next, we would like to thank Victor and Nancy Avila and their fine photography studio, for their patience and help in getting the senior and sports section finished. They put up with alot of deadlines and requests and never once did they let us down. Lastly, we would like to say a special THANK YOU to Sr. Leonard Gaskell, for without her knowledge and direction this yearbook could not have been produced. We went through alot of hard times and big disagreements, but they all paid off in the end, with the production of this schools ' finest annual. Charles Riley Carin Faz Bob Hamill Editors-PRESIDIO ' 77 Thanks Photographers Doty PacLiray Vissers I Francavilla teve Brentano 224 • •