Valencia High School - Tesoros Yearbook (Placentia, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1977 volume:

hj.i) vcy ( {j ban ilixKi nrn - ooaxv?o( to ianiU ' iv: m tmm Q;a; ; CAOu qei- drunk, y iLv tiu iji nr i bst p iuiyn S Slim jyxLU, S l,K£ -xR ujOq 4 iv JtMfi!E,.bc. tuith Wt arid RCm . S h%pQ you cLd o aQout a±- ' ' .rrvtoc U2 4) ' 1 - 4 ' ul ' jncU i€ ci hsirll 1 1 ' ii( ■.ifi i i ; 3 f m :k . X y u o r 4 ' 0 c , uy v ' ' . X ■r N 77 TESOROS .JhJ. m± ijy pn Ho- euy x w t L . ' KjxrL y- lM€r ' 3 JjM ,u. 0 ■ W ' 6 ' U cL ' Uy yi-Jc v . V. i . n ■ f t .5. :J - p- V S€ ' r.c. ' i ? ' A W I V y= ' d« ' j : .1 [ u))n. , I 0 Volume 42 Valencia High School Placenda, California Bemie Davis, Advisor Kathy Wheeler, Editor Paul Gilbert, Assoc. Editor .. -; . IP ' .1- I With a lot of love and respect, this book is dedi- cated to Bernie Davis. Mr. Davis is an English teacher, French teacher and yearbook advisor. He serves as French Club advisor and in the past has been BSU advisor. Many students see his smiling face selling tickets for basketball and other sports events. Without the help of Mr. Davis, however, this yearbook would not be pos- sible. Throughout the year he is always there to answer a question and also to ask his famous question Are you going to meet this deadline? For all your devotion, time and effort, we dedi- cate this 76-77 book to you, Bernie Davis A dedicated man The jubilance of success — that makes everything worthwhile THEME 8 The memories of our undef eatable spirit IThe reflecUoas of our joyful smiles . n The arrogance of the juniors who figured they ruled over the rest And oh, the quiet assurance of the Seniors THEME 12 who knew they were the best. THEAAE 1 3 • (MVM ' ■ ' A v - e . ; y- ' cVV. - r. -- o oxA-v , VlxiJULiA Djo. ryv j lA .ill - -r , ' .T „ ' -. 16 I I 17 ' faB . • «-is M i To the Students of Valencia, This 42nd edition of TesoroS ' jflWEes ies. nB un ique qualities that make Valencia High Scfiool special. Mirrored in these pages are the accomplishments and moods of an eventful year, now gone, which will become our traditions. Your part in these events, your successes and your spirit are here for all to see for many years to come. Now and in future years the friends and events represented here will remind you of a special time in life that should be remembered with pride and affection. The Faculty and Staff are proud of you, what you have accomplished and what you represent. You are the real tradition of Valencia High School. Sincerely, Robert E. L Principal GIL GUERRERO Assistant Principal Mr. Segovia folks on phone while student awaits personal counceling. MARV BRIGGS Counselor BETTE CHEZAR Counselor SANTIAGO SEGOVIA Counselor ' V ' ' WILLWAITE Assistant Principal GUYAAANNIO Assistant Principal BRUCE KiniESON Activities MIND 1 9 LIZ BROWN A Time for Ansivers ANDY BUMATAY STAN CRANE MIKE CUMMINS BERNIE DAVIS 20 MIND i JOCK FISCHER ) Jt ■v ' ' ■fjK Y 1 r CHUCK FRAZER ANDY GERASIMOU CHARLES ALLEN — I O Metals, Mochine Shop, Metals GENE BAKER — Chemistry, Physics, Gen. Sci. JIM BELL — WId. History, Sociology, Pr. WId. History BILL BORNING — Biology, Oceanogra- phy LIZ BROWN — EHLD ANDY BUMATAY — Band, PE, Adv. Ban d, Guitar, Cons. Ed. STAN CRANE — Beg. Theater, Int. Thea- ter, Stagecraft, Long. Arts II MIKE CUMMINS— PE JOHN CYRUS — WId. History, Lang. Arts I, Proct. Long. Arts, Comp. I BERNIE DAVIS — Lang. Arts I, Pub. Annuol, French I, II, III, IV, V JOHN DeNIKE — Speech Fund., Lang. Arts I, Adv. Speech Forenics EMILIE DISEN — Pr. Lang. Arts, Pub. News, Long. Arts l-Sem., Amer. Lit. I, Journalism JIM DRUMMOND — Lang. Arts II, Connp. I, Moss Media JOCK FISCHER — US History, Antropol- ogy, US History Sem., School Gifted CHUCK FRAZER — Cons. Math, Alg. I, Alg. II, Geometry ANDY GERASIMOU — Physiology. Gen. Science FORREST GREENHILL — Auto Shop, I O Auto TOM GRIMM — Cons. Ed. BOB HAMBLIN — PE (Opposite page) Jim Bell awoits answers from his eager students. (Above) Jim Hanson explains symbols to student. FORREST GREENHILL TOM GRIMM ROBERT HAMBLIN MIND 21 Teachers . . . DICK HOLMES CAROL HOLST ii T Xa k ■■} t: BARNEY HORAN JIM JENKINS KAY KERBY 22 MIND f ' M -: Getting Involved JIM HANSON — I O Const., Adv. Power Wood, Power Wood JUDY HIGGINS — SEA DICK HOLMES — Photo. Fund, Mech. Drow- ing. Power Woods CAROL HOIST — Shorthand I, II, Office Train. II, Office Train. BARNEY HORAN — Exp. Ag, An PI. Sci. I, II, Nurs. I, II, Ag. Mech. I, II, Ag. Projects JIM JENKINS — Alg. I, Geometry, Math Analysis GARY JONES — Cons. Math, Wk. Experi- ence SANDRA JONES — WId. Hist., WId. HistS, Amer. Fronher, Psychology RON KEAN — Glee Club, Cone. Choir, Voc. Ensemble, WId. Hist. GEORGE KEEF — Physical Ed. Assistant KAY KENNEDY — SEA KAY KERBY — Proct. Reod II, Crit. Reading RITA KOCH — Gen. Science, Biology BETTY LAWSON — Mens Chef, Tailoring- Clothing, Creat. Needle, Sewing Knits, Child Core Dev. RICHARD LEVEREH — Crafts, Adv. Crafts, Art Prod., Ceramics, Adv. Ceramics, Draw Paint, Adv. Drow Paint, Design, Art Fund. I, II PAM LEWIS — Drill Team, Gen. Science, Foods, Adv. Foods, Home Ec Survey JEANNEHE LOCKEN — Library Sci. BILL McCRACKEN — Calif. History, US His- tory CRAIG MILLER — Smoll Engine, I O Drow., Arch. Draw., Adv. Design, Engr. Draw,, Mech. Drow., Pract. Home Elx., Adv. Elect., 1 O Elect., Elect. DON OCANA — PE LEE OSTBERG — Wk. Experience (Opposite page, above right) Carol Webster ond Carol Hoist take the stand at PTA meet- ing. (Left) Richard Leverette disploys his tolent to a class full of onlookers. MIND 23 ] at O ? MITZI OZAKI It K B. Jb fc I- ■ :,:jit T v.:-:.. ' TILLIE RIVERA RAY RODRIGUEZ JANE ROGERS GREG SCHOOK . 4 P : %■ if , JANE STIBAL 24 MIND SHELIA WILSON If , JOHN WINEK ' -V i MITZIOZAKI — Nurse DAVE PICKNEY — Pract. Comp., Long. Arts II, Creal, Writing TILLIE RIVERA — ESL Eng. Read, Spon- ish I, Spanish II, Spanish KEN ROBINSON — Comp. I, Pract. Read. 1 1, Lang, Arts I RAY RODRIGUEZ — Dr. Ed Guid., Coach JANE ROGERS — PE GREG SCHOOK — WId. History, US His- tory JANE STIBAL — Creat. Sell,, Dist. Occup., Typing I, II GUALBERTO VALADEZ — Spanish III, IV, V, I FRANK VASQUEZ — Poll. Sci., Mex. Amer. St CAROL WEBSTER — Alg. I, II, Geometry, Cons. Math GIL WHITESCARVER — Bus. Math AIMM, Acctg, I, II, Off. Pract., Typing I, II SHELIA WILSON — PE JOHN WINEK — SEA FRED WORKMAN — Heolth KAREN WRAIGHT — Sp. Ed. CAROL ZUKOSKI — Pract Read I, Lang Arts II, Lang. Arts ll-Sem. BERNICE O DONNELL — -Medical Occup. BEHY STANTON (Opposite page) Jim Drummond studies the keys, trying to prepare for o test. (Above) Gene Baker experiments with his chemicols. BERNICE O DONNELL BETTY STANTON MIND 25 They Help to Make the Wheels Go DONNA BELLFI MARILYN BLUMHAGEN m M ■ Mj 4 ■ 1 IT 1 rr -1 ■ m ■ «w!r m w ' T V. r MARYJANE BOYKO FRANCES GUZIK 26 MIND CHRIS GAT MARLENE PARISE LISA AAARCOUX CLEMMIE FUCINARI MIND 27 •, ■- C ' ) , y v) y j V) N V ' S -V- r jwom 5 d , ; A r x 0 i V- .J2r ,6- ' i6 f) .-J 1 c aV UNION Oh Thank Heaven for ' ' ' A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT Class of 77 We made it! Four years of rowdy, exciting, fun high school. Our class has really stood out over these last four years, from our freshman and sophomore years with varsity athletes and overwhelming spirit to our Senior year with winning athletic programs, academic success, and the same crazy spirit of the 77 ' ers. When uniting as a whole, the Seniors really got things together this year. The long hours of work on the float proved to no avail, but it sure was a fun Homecoming week. Other exciting events that made our Senior year were: two tapings of Hollywood shows, a profit-making car rally, and the annual battle of the upper classes, Powderpuff. All this plus Prom and Graduation contributed to a very memorable year. Thanks for your support . . . Chip Reiter, Sr. Class Pres. 30 SENIORS I SALLY ALLSPAUGH DEBORAH ALVEREZ ERIC ANDREWS SALLY ANGUIANO RAYMOND BORZONE DEBORAH BRADSHAW AAARCIA BRAUN SENIORS 31 CATHERINE CANTERBURY IMELDA CARRERA Senior pepsters keep busy painting signs. KAREN CAVANAUGH GEORGIA CISNEROS VICKICOKER COLEEN COLE 32 SENIORS HERE WE GO. SENIORS! More Lambert, Terry King, Keith Fndlund, and Mike McColl. - i;u jr N- i o - ■:■-. ; 1 hSi 1  PERRY CROMPTON DONNA CRUZ MONICA CRUZ BABEHE COLQUIT LINDA COOPER JERE DAMN COLLEEN DAUGHERTY ROBERT DAVIS PETRA DELGADO SENIORS 33 MICHAEL DOLLARD ANITA DOMBROVSKIS Senior guys discuss punishments to Jr ' s. DAN DONOHOO 4 GAIL EVANS MAT FREEMAN KEITH FRIDLUND JOHN FUMO 34 SENIORS (Left) Senior guys being entertained by class politician Bob Edwards, [Below) Gus Lopez and John Worker consent to have their picture taken. .TSP « 1 RONALD GIROUX ROSIE GOMEZ EILEEN GONZALES MIKE GREEN RICHARD GRIBBLE (Right) ASB Pres. Bob Edwards tells another |oke as Shannon Scherrer gri- maces. (Below, I to r) Ed McCormick, Joe Yffert, and Greg Snyder confer with shop teacher Charles Allen. KATHY HALL 36 SENIORS (Top) Nancy Poul and Lila Diaz catch up on all of the latest (Center) Camera cotches Kns Hall off guard. (Right) Dovid Devillez, clutching his P.E. clothes, strolls across campus during lunch. DOUGLAS HARTWICK SENIORS 37 SANDY HAZELTINE KATHRYN HEIERTZ PEGGY HELANDER SUSIE HENDRICKS CHARLES HERNANDEZ IRAAA HERNANDEZ LORETTA HERNANDEZ PAUL HERNANDEZ KAREN HOOD Seniors and others eat lunch. TERRI HOULLIS 38 SENIORS BRIAN HUNTER K [: 1 L K Ki «rrr ? ! CINDY INCONTRO SUSAN JIMENEZ MARK JACQMIN Mike Green demonstrates why his car won ' t run. KATHRYN JOHNSON KIMBERLY JOHNSON CHERYL JOHNSON TOM JONES RICK KASZYCKI DARRELL KELLY TERRY KING SENIORS 39 DAVE KLEMENT GAIL KOEBRICK MARC LAMBERT Nick Garcia displays cooking talents. KIM LE MASTERS US BRIAN LEON KATHY LEVINGSTON DONNA LONG GUS LOPEZ SHAWN LUCIO 40 SENIORS t4S ' ftf 77 HAS PIZZAZZ! ANDREA LUMLEY Seniors form a mass exodus out to lunch. OLGA LUQUIN JULi-LUSK BRIAN LYONS JULIE LYONS %. 4SV - d M. 7 - ' MARYMAKUH JAMES MALDONADO THOMAS MARCIL TED MARTIN SENIORS 41 MIKE McCALL CHRIS McCLATCHY 1 Michael Novo, Valencia ' s undefeated league champ, stands in the « 1 position in the Orange Leogue Finals. KORY McCALLA ED McCORMICK 42 SENIORS BOBBY McDonald RUSSELL MILLER U V SANDRA McLEOD MIKE McNin SUSAN MONTANO TERRY MORAAAN iwSi MARIE MORRISSEAU MIKEMORRISSEY aft. ANNA MIKOLOSKI DONNY MORENO ■ . V - - JAYNEMOYNIHAN PATMOYNIHAN Mike Green studys his reflection. SENIORS 43 Steve Kirk stirs diligently. CAROLYN NAGEL MICHAEL NAVA VICKY NEMSGERN KATHY NIEUWLANDT MARIA OLAVE RICHARD OLDS p r f • - l ' ■ ' %r 1 1 SHERI NANCE DENISE NORAAANDEAU JAMES OLIVIER KATHY OLSON 44 SENIORS ARMANDO ORTIZ NYLA PARKIN NANCY PAUL CHRIS ono LORI PAHON ROSEMARY PINA PAUL OZIMA LIZ PARADISE Danny Jimenez exhibits his football in|ury as he slowly makes his way to class. SUSAN POLIS VALERIE PREWin SENIORS 45 (Above) Coleen Cole grins for photographers as pepsters practice in the bock- ground. (Above, right) Studious Pat Moynihan is immersed in homework. CELESTE REES JERI REED 46 SENIORS .«- J m i- v KATHY REYES KATHY RICKS MARY LYNN RIGBY JEANETTE ROBERTS RENEE ROBLES KATHY ROCK Mike Dollard shows angelic behavior. MARILYN RODARTE i!M?WS mik. GERARD RODRIGUEZ Jim Silvo smiles at distractions. ROBERTA RODRIGUEZ JESSIE ROTH SENIORS 47 48 SENIORS STEVE SERAFINE SHELLY SIMMONS DON SINGLEY KIRK SLEMP LOUIE SLOAN WE LOVE US {Left} Blake Vartonian displays spirit by dressing up for Holloween. (Below) Mark Benny Benedict kicks bock and takes it easy. SENIORS 49 JEFF STUART Kevin Harbert, Carlos Esquivel, and Nick Garcia concentrate intensely on a pep rally. MAUREEN STOLL ED STONE KATHY STERGEON JEFF SUTTER 50 SENIORS GOOD FRIENDS ARE EOR KEEPS CYNTHIA TAPLIN Kris Hall, Ltz Paradise, and Kim Johnson at a naon concert. JIMTARR KAREN TEBAY COLIN THIELMAN HUGH TIDWELL JOSE TORRES DICKTOURNE Senior guys congregate at the quad wall SENIORS 51 ABBY TRAX JOHN UNRUH SANDY URQUHART JERRY VALVERDE Jomes Maldonado enjoying Paul Hoff ' s humor. BLAKE VARTANIAN CARLOS VENEGAS ED WALCEK 52 SENIORS THIS IS IT! Diane Villareal while davdrprirrn Seniors and others partying. -V- 0t JEANNE WALTERS GARY WALZ BARBARA WARREN DONELL WEST SENIORS S3 JOHN WORKER COLLEEN WRIGHT DENNIS YARBROUGH STEVE YARBROUGH BOBBY ZAMORA AAARISA ZAVALA KATRINAZIER DAVID DeVILLEZ 54 SENIORS X J.f TOP 50 SENIORS JERI REED JEANETTE R OBER TS LINDA LUISI DEBRA LOWE JESSIEROTH OLGA LIJQUIN KA THR YN HEIER TZ GREGORY SNYDER JACK YIN KEITH HESS KAREN TAB A Y MARY LYNN RIGBY KATHY LEVINGSTON ' ' : PATMOYNIHAN J A YNE MO YNIHAN CAROL McGHEHEY JOHN WILLIAMS NANCY PAULL RONALD GIROUX VALERIE PREWITT CHARLES HERNANDEZ ROBIN SCOTT NANCY WINTERLING KORYMcCALLA KAREN HOOD JAMES MALDONADO MAR Y COLEEN COLE CAROLYN NAGEL JAMES OLIVIER BRIAN LEON CHIPREITER PERRY CROMPTON JANIS EBELING SHANNON SCHERER BLAKE VARTANIAN SUSAN POLIS ROBIN GEORGE MAUREEN STOLE SCOTT BOELMAN ANDREA LUMLEY DONALD SINGLEY STEPHEN KIRK IRMA HERNANDEZ MICHAEL MORRISSEY RUSSELL MILLER ROBERT EDWARDS JEANNIE SCHAFF CRISTIN McCLA TCH Y KA TH Y NIEUWLANDT KATHR YNJOHNSON SENIORS 55 ( A... 1 ' Cr 56 SENIORS It p t • a ik s .kJ ' - . ,A !V mm 1 ■ ■ ' N Ttj FTfetrr SENIORS 57 Senior Cl a-- Directory AL5?a;jGH, Sally — Drome 9, Ta„ r T , T2. AL S S:. ;eaa)E — Dnil T«an rr, T2; Pcwcercuff- ; 2_ ANDREV« S, a«C ARAUBXTA.JUAN AftROYO, ANNA — CSU9, 10, ( i . 11, 11 ie •EClCT, MASK — acseccil 9, IG, TT, Tl,-, f=oor- sell I ■ , 12. aEN- i TaJRESSA JLAKc. IRaC — Gcif 5, IQ, 11, T2. JCeL«AN sect — SencstB IO4, TT, T2; CSF T2; incustiTCl Af-s Cue ?, 10, TT, T2, Tasonss TT,- Troc ' u- Scaiing Cuts '  . 9, TO, l res. ' 1,12. aORZONE. RAYMOND — CSF T T ; ASS Officer T T; Laitermcn s Qub 12, Swrmming 9, T(J, TT,, T3i; A ' ster ?3ic ?. 1 11,12. SRaCSHA eaCRAr — Ooss V.P. TO, T2; Saft- 30ll ■ • 2, Cieerecear TO, TT, 1 2; l ep Oub T 0, I 1 ; acc3 =cc! ;ng CuO 1 1 . 3RAUN, ! iAiC ' — swimming 9. aUBJMA, MIKE — acsebcil TO, II, TJ,- Sositaifccll 10, : ;;Fc5cifcoii 10, 11, T2. ILL-WAN, DAVID JLN-j, SUSAN — Drama TO; T T, T2. CAiv 3 3LRY, CArnERlNE — acwiing Qub 9, TO; Sencte ?, 1 C; CSF 10, 11; Drome Qub 9, 1 0, T T, ; 2, G.A.A. 9, TO, 12; l ac Cub 9, TO; Swimming 9, 10, 12, VOW 9, 1 0; Sciiing Gub 9, 10, II. ORRSIA, IMBJ2A — DnII Team 1 I ; Spomsh Qub 9, la CARMONA, hbjminio CAVANAUG , ICAREN aSNERGS, GcORG A — Oass Pres. 9;; Grii ' .«ague ?. ASB Treasurer TO,, V.P. TT; Academic ec ittiicn 1 1 . OGLc,maRY — CSF 5, 10, IT, T 2; Drill Team 9, TQ; B Tigm TO, 11, 12; Reg Leader I I ; OieefecCer T2; Quiil and Scroll 1 2; Senore l res. 1 2; Tescros TT„Ti COLQUITT, SAaer — Scskeiboll 10; T T, T2: COTRONIC S ' a A, ' 4lE CHOmP ON,  aRY — acskeftoil 9, TQ, T I ; CSF 11, 12; FSLA 1 2; Tennis 9, I Q, CRAIG, VALSflA CRONAN, SHa GH — Choir 9, TO, TT, T2; Droma T 1 , 1 2; f=Twidi Gub 1 2; Pap Gub 9, TO, T T. CRUT, DONNA — Chor 9, IQ IT, T2; Chamber Singers 1 2. CRUZ, MONICA — FFA 9„ TG,. TT,, Ti DAHM, iERE DAVIS, ceaaiE DAVIS, ROBERT DAUGHERTr, CO ' J.£EN — Pep Gub 9, Tesoros, TT;; Ski Gue 1 0. DELGaOO, PETRA — DrII Teom 10, 11; German Cub I 0; Tascros 1 2; Powderpuff 1 2. 06 LA RIVA, ANTHONY — Focfcoll TT, T2, DE LOS RE ' YHS, ifS«4NY D6SCH, GREG DESCHINE, aENSCN Oe V1LLEJ, DAVID — icsifatball 9„ HQl. T T;; FooJboili TO; T T,, 1 2; Lettermcn s Gub IT. DtSANTE,, MICHELLE — Flog Leader T T„ Ti DIAZ, ULA — Moscor 1 2, Pep Cub TO;, TT; TBO- ROSIT, T2. DOILARD, MIKE — Football 9; indusmd Arts Cub 9, 1 Q, U , 1 2. DCMaROVSiClS, ANITA oonohoo, Daniel ESLNG jANIS aS ' A ' ARDS R096R — iowiing Cub 12;, CSF TJt Forensics II, 12; Golf 1 0„ I ' T„ T 2;, AS Pre . T2i, Boys ' League T2; Chess GubTJ: H3WAROS,, TOM — Cross Counnv 9; lndus«nai Arts Gub 9, 10; TT, Tl a.wCRE, ,OE ESQUIve., CARLOS — Footbcil 9, TQ, TT, T2; Trcck 9, 10, 1 i, cSCaRScOa, STEVE — FFA 9, TO, TT; Lertefmon s Cue ; 2, Wrestling 9, 10, 1 1, T2. FAKRAI, NARGE5 — Tennis 1 1 FRKMAN, MATT — Sand 9; Choir 9, 10, IT, T2;, CSF 1 0, 11; Drama 9, 10, 1 1 , 12; FBLA 9, TO; Footbcil ?; Forensics 9 11; Gemcn Cub TO; Let- •emcn s Cue 9; Motti Gub 1 0; Tennis 9, 10; Teso- ros 10, IT. FRIDLUND, KBTH — Sosketbeil 9, TQ, 1 1 . FumO, JOHN — Icnc 9, TO, IT, I 2; CSF 1 1 , T2,- FaiA 9; Swimming 9, TO; Tennis IT; Track 9, TO;: Wsrer ! 3lc 9, 1 0, 1 2; Physics Gub T2. FURR, mB.V!N GANZHORN, SJBYLLE — Bcwting Gub 1 2; French Cub 1 2; Spanish Cub 1 2; Selling Cub 1 Z GARCA. IMEJDA — Spenisti Cub 9, la GaRCA, iLCA — CSo 2. GARCA, NIGC — 3cseocil 9, TQ; TT, T2; 8askefbail 5, 10, 11, T2,Faatball IT, 12. GaRQA, OUVIA — Spanish Cub 9, TO; Track la GARQA, SUE GEDULD, DAN — Arr Gub TO; Tescros IT, T2; Track 11,12; Wrestling TI, T2.- GcORGE, ROBIN QLBBJT, LSANNA — Arr Gub TQ„ TT; DnII Team 1 0, 11, CoCsBX. 1 2; sfi Gue 9. la GiROUX, RON — acwiing Gub 9, TQ, IT, 12; Golf 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Film Cue 9. GOMEZ, ROSIE — CSU 9, 10, T T, T2; Girls ' League lOV.P., 12. GONZALES, BLffi 4 — Swimming 1 0; Field Hockey 9„ T 1 ,, T2; Girls ' League 1 2; Pep Gub 1 0; Powder- puff TT, I Z G S«4, MIKE — aasefadl 9; Basketball 9, TO, IT; Track 9, 1 0. GR!B8L£, RICHARD — Golf 1 0, 1 1 , 12; Wafer Polo y. GUERRA, SALVADOR HAa, ICaTHY — Arraub9, TO, IT, 12. HALL, IfRIS — Drill Team 10, IT; French Cub 9; Girls ' League 1 2; Pep Gub 9; Tesoros 1 2; Poiwder- puff TT, T2. HALL, SCOTT — Arr Gub 9; Bowling Gub 9; Photo Cub 9. HALSTEAD, JEFFEREY — CSF TT, 12; FBLA 9, TO, TI, 12; Golf 9, 10, IT, Ti hammOns, mark HARSERT tF lN — Fcottcll TO, IT, T2; Letter- men 5 Cup 1 2- HARRIS, LYNN — ' cg LecOer ' 1 Seng .acder T2; Tescros 1 2. HARTW1CK, DOUG — Wrestling 10, II, 12; Indus- mol Arrs Gub 1 2; Lettermon s Cub T 2, HAZH.TINE, SANDY — Girts ' League 1 2; Pep Ciib TO. HBSTZ, ICATHY — Arr Cub 9; Senate 9, TO, TT, 12; CSF 9, 10, IT, 12. HELANDBJ, PEGGY — Bcsketboll 9, IQ, 12; CSF T2; Ski Gub 9, TO; Seidell 5 10, IT, T2; Volley- ball 9, 10, II, T2; FieiC Hockey 9, TO, 12; Pow.- oeniurf 1 2. HERNANDEZ, CHARLES — Choir 1 1 ; Senate I Ov T T;; CSF 1 0, I 2; Drama IT, 12; Forensics 11,12; Ger- mon Cub 9, TO; Tennis T 0; Soiling Cub T Z HERNANDEZ, IRMA HERNANDEZ. LCRETTA — CSU 9, I T , I Z HERNANDEZ, PAUL — Arr Gub 1 1 , T2; Band 9, TO, i 1 , 1 2; CSF 2. HERRERA, CAROL — CSU 9, 10, TT, 12; Gris League 1 0. HESS, IcaTH — CSF9, TO, TT, r2;,Foprtiail lO-Ten- nis ' lO„II, TZ HIU, CAta. — Boseboll: 9., TKi,, TT, TZ ' Basketball 9, TO, 1 1; Football 9; ICC Pies. TZ HOFF, PAUL — FFA 9, TO, TT,, T2;, Foolboill 9., TT,, TZ, Letterman s Cub T2; Track T2; Wreslting TO, TZ HOOD, ICARB — CSF IQ; TT, TZ Germon Cue ' 1 Q; Tennis I 2- HOSMAN, CHRIS — Choir TQ, T T ; Drcma Gub 12; Cicmber Singers T2; Industrel AHs Gub 1 C, 11,12. HCULUS TaJR! HUNGER, aRlAN — Arr Gub TO; Dramo Gut TT„ TSfc Pep Cue ' 1; Tennis 9, TQ, TT, TZ HUNT5J. 5JRY — nCustr-cl Ahs Cub 9, TO 1 2: Mcth Cue 1 0, 1 1 ; Tescros I 2; Tennis 9. HLRE SHIRLEY HLRL3ER DAVID INCONTRC, Guhia ;;ndy Cnoir 9, 10, T I ; Home Ec JAC3LMIN, MARX — i anms 9. -ImENEZ. i ,SAN — Sir ' s .acgue 1 1 JIMENEZ, aEGCr — Gieer-ecPer 1 I . ilMB«4EZ, DANNY — Footbcil T I, TZsTaicfc HOt IH, IZ JOHNSON, ICATY — Bowling Cub 9; Drill Team TOl, 1 1; CSF 12; ?9 Cub 10; Home Ec Gub TO, TT„ TZ JOHNSON, KlM — Drill Team IT; Pep dub T Oreerlecder 1 2; Powderpuff T T , T Z JOHNS ' GN Che? ' ' - — Gt-s League T Z ASB TZ Swmming 1 G- PowCersurf IT , I Z jCNES, HELMA — acsketbcil I Z JONES, TOM KASZYCKl, RiOC — SurSng Gub T T, I Z ICELLEY, DARRELL — FFA 9, TQ, TT, TZ KING, TSJRY — Football 9, 1 0; Letterman ' s Gub 9, 1 0, I I , I 2; Tesoms I 2; Wrestling 9, 1 0, 1 1 , T Z KIRK, STEVE — Bcsefacll 9, TO, TT, TZ Footbcil 9 TO, TT. KL£MB 4T, DAVE — Bowling Gub TZ Cross Country 9, 10, 11; Track 9, 10, IT, TZ KNOTTS, mike — Footbcil 9, TO, IT; Track II;, Wrestling 9, 1 0, 1 1 , KOraRICK, GAIL — Arr Cub 9; Gass Treasurer IZ G.A.A. TO, TI, TZGrts ' League T 2; Pep Gub TO; Senore 1 1. LAMBBJT, marc — acsebcil 9, T 0, T 1 , 1 2; Basket- ball 9; Football 9, 11; Lettermen ' s Gub TO, TT I 2; ICC Pres. I I . LARSEN, JACQUBJNE — Cncir 9, 1 1 ; Drill Teem TO, II, 12; FFA 11. LE MASTSJS, KIM — Bend 9, TO, TT, TZ; Giris ' LecguelO, 1 2; Pep Cue 9, la LS, LAURA — Girfs League I 2; Pep Gub 9. LEON, BRIAN — B Tgre 1 1 , I Z LEV INGST3N KATHY — CSF 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Dnll Team ' I , Pep Cub 1 0; ASa Secretary 1 2; Tesoros I I , T 2; Powderouff 1 2. LOPEZ, GUS — Bcseecil 9; Bcsketbell TO; Goss Secretary 9; Footbcil 9, TO, TZ Forensics 9; CASC i 0; Tennis 1 2. Tesoros T T, I Z LOWE, DEBRA LUGO, SHAWN — Football TO, TT;, Wrestling 9, TO, 1 1, 12. LUISi, UNOA — Senore 9, 10, IT, 12; CSF 9, TO, 1 1, T2; B Tgre 1 2; Tennis TO; Soiling Gub 9, TO, it! TZ LUMLEY, ANDREA — Arr Gub 9; Basketball TO; Bowling Gub I 2; CSF 1 2; B Tgre 12; Powdenjuff 11,12; ?e Gub 9; Tescros I Z LUQUIN, OLGA — Senate9, TO, TI, IZCSF9, TO, IT; V.P T2; Soiling Gub TI, TZ LUSK. JUUE — Arr Cub TT; Drama TQ, IT; Girls ' League 1 2, Gymnastics I Z LYONS, BRIAN LYONS, JUUE MAKUH, MARY — Swimming 1 1 . MALDONADO, JAMES — Bond 9, CSF 1 1, II Footbcil 9„ 1 0;, Track 9, 1 0, 1 2; Wresrting 1 0, 1 1 , TZ 58 MIND MARCH, TOM — Bowling Club 11, 12; Tennis 10, 12. MARTIN, TED MARTINEZ, FRANK — Baseball 10, 11, 12; Basket- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 10. MASON, CHRISTINE — G.A.A, 12; Track Flag Leader 11, 12. McBRIDE, JOHN McCALL, MIKE — Baseball 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Basketball 9, I 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Football 9; Lettermans Club 11,12. McCALLA, KORY — Choir 12; CSF 9, 10, 11; Drill Team 9; Swimming 10, 11; Cheerleader 10, 11, 12; Tesoros 12; Powderputf 11, 12; G.A.A. 11; Student Relations Committee Secretory 1 2. McCLATCHY, CRIS McCORMICK, ED — Baseball 1 0, FFA 9, 1 0, 1 1 . McDonald, ROBERT — Chamber Singers 10, 11, 12. McGHEHEY, carol — CSF 9, 10, 11; Drill Team 9, 10, Copt. 1 1. McLEOD, SANDRA — Bond 9; Choir 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 12; Forensics 1 1 ; Girls ' League 1 2; Pep Club 9, 1 0; Chamber Singers 11, 12. McNin, MIKE — Swimming 1 1 . MENDOZA, PATRICIA MILLER, RUSSELL — Bowling Club 1 1 . MONTANO, SUSAN MOORMAN, TERRI MORENO, DONALD — Footboll 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Bas- ketball 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 11, Copt. 12; Letter- man ' s Club 11, 12. MORRISSEAU, MARIE — Flog Leoder It, 12; Swim- ming 11, 12; Powderpuff 11, 12. MORRISSEY, MIKE — CSF 11; Lettermon ' s Club 1 1 , 1 2; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Water Polo 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2. MOYNIHAN, JAYNE — Choir 12; CSF 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 1 1 ; Swimming 10, 1 1 ; Tesoros Editor 1 1 , Powderpuff 11, 12; Academic Decathlon 1 1 . MOYNIHAN, PAT — Bowling Club 1 1; CSF 9, 10, 11, 12; FBLA 12; Forensics 11, 12; Lettermon ' s Club 11, 12; Science Club 9, 1 2; ASB Councilman 1 2; Swimming 9, 10, 11, 12; Water Polo 10, 11, 12; Physics Club 12. MULLEN, PETER — Bowling Club 9, 1 1 . MURPHY, MIKE — Cross Country 9, 10; Lettermon ' s Club 12; Swimming 11, 12; Tennis 10; Track 9; Water Polo 11,12; Wrestling 11,12. NAGEL, CAROLYN — Bowling 9; Senate 10; Drill Team 10, 11; Pep Club t 1 ; Song Leader 1 2, Pow- derpuff 1 1 . NAVA, MICHAEL — Baseball 9, 1 0, 1 2; Football 1 0; Lettermon ' s Club 11, 12; Tesoros 1 2; Wrestling 9, 10, 1 1, 12 NEMSGERN, VICKI NIEUWLANDT, KATHY — Basketball 9, FFA 9, 10, 11,12; Track 9; Hockey 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Softball 9, Powderpuff 11,12. NORMANDEAU, DENISE — Class Secretary 10; G.A.A. 9; Flog Leader 1 1; Song Leader 12; Pow- derpuff 1 1 , Senate 1 2. OLAVE, MARIA OLDS, RICHARD OLIVIER, JAMES — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Bowl- ing Club 9; Lettermon ' s Club 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 1 1, 12. OLSON, KATHY — Choir 9; G.A.A. 10, 11, 12; Swimming 10, 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Track 10 OROSCO, JOSE ORTIZ, ARMANDO — Football 9, 10, 11; Track 10, 11. OTTO, CHRIS OZIMA, PAUL — Basketball 9, 10; Bowling Club 9; Tennis 11,12 PARADISE, ELIZABETH PARKIN, NYLA PAHON, LORELEI — Art Club 10, 11; Powderpuff 1 1, Girls ' League 1 1, Pres. 12. PAULL, NANCY — Choir 9, 10, , CSF 9, 10, 11, 12, G.A.A 9, 10, Tennis 9, 10, 11; Volleyball 9, 10 PEREZ, ALBERT PINA, ROSEMARIE POLIS, SUSAN PREWITT, VALERIE PROSCH, TED — Drama 11,12, Tennis 1 1 . PYLES, ANNETTE — Choir 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Drama 9 10. RADDATZ, MARK — Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12; Wrestling 1 2, lettermans Club 1 0, 1 1 ; Ski Club 9, 1 0, 1 1 12. RANGEL, TONY RANSOM, MARK — Bowling Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Wrestling 9, Academic Decathlon 1 1. REED, JERI — Basketboll 9; Choir 9, 10, 11; CSF 9, 10, 11, 12; Drama 10, 11, 1 2; G.A.A. 9, 10; Sci- ence Club 9; Track 1 0; Soiling Club 9, 10, 11, 12; Chamber Singers 10, 11, 12; Volleyball 9 1 REES, CELESTE REITER, FRANCIS — Class Pres. 10, 1 2; CASC 11, Track 9, 10, 11, 12; Water Polo 9, 10, 11, 12; Swimming 9, 1 0. REYES, KATHY RICKS, KATHY — Basketboll 11,12; Tennis 10, 11, 12; Powderpuff 1 1. RIGBY, MARYLYNN — CSF9, 10, 1 1, 12. ROBERTS, JEANEHE ROBLES, RENEE — Forensics 11, 12; CSF 12; El Tigre 1 2, Field Hockey 1 1; French Club 9; G.A.A. 9, 10; Pep Club 9; Tesoros 12. ROCK, CATHY — Tall Flog 1 1 ; Tesoros 1 2; Powder- puff 11,12. RODARTE, MARILYN — Art Club 9; Softball 9; Bas- ketball 9; G.A.A. 9, Pep Club 10; Speech 10, 11, 1 2; Track 9, 10, 11; Field Hockey 9,10,11. RODRIGUEZ, GERARD RODRIGUEZ, NORMAN — Basketball 9, 10; Foot- ball 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermans Club 11, 12; Track 10, 11. RODRIGUEZ, ROBERTA — Drama 10, 11; German Club 10; Swimming 11,12. ROTH, JESSIE — Choir 11; Senate 9, 10; CSF 10, 11, 12; Drama 9, 1 0, I 1 , 1 2; Sailing Club 1 0. RUTECKI, SANDRA SABLE, TAMMY SCANLON,TOM SCARBOROUGH, — Drama 1 0, SCHATZ, JOHN — Drill Team 9, SCHERER, SHANNON — CSF 9 10, 11, 12; Girls ' League 1 1, ASB Publicity Comm. 11; V.P STURGEON, CATHY SUnER, JEFF — Film Club 9. SWANSON, ANN — CSF 10, 11; El Tigre G.A.A. 9; Cheerleader 1 0; Song Leader 1 2. 12; 11,12. 10, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 12; Pep Club 9, 10; 1 2; Swimming 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Tennis 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Water Polo 9. SCHMIDT, VALERIE — Band 9, 10; Basketball 11, 1 2, CSF 1 2, G.A.A. 11, 12; Tennis , 12; Soft- ball 11,12; Powderpuff 12. SCHREYER, KIM — FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; G.A.A. 1 1; Softball 1 1; Basketboll 1 1. SCOTT, ROBIN _ CSF 1 1 , 1 2; French Club I 1 ; Sci- ence Club 1 2. SERAFINE, STEVE — Baseball 9, 10, 1 1, 12, SHAFF, JEANNIE — G.A.A. 1 1 ; Pep Club 9, 10, 11, 12. SHARP, KATHY SHIPLEY, STEVE — Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; Tennis 9, 10, 11, 12. SHORT, JIM — Bond 9, 1 0; Drum Ma|or 11,12. SILVA, JAMES — Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Industrial Arts Club 9, 10; Track 9, 10, 1 1, 12. SINGER, LAURIE SINGLEY, DON — Baseball 10, 11, 12, Footboll 9, 10, 11, 12; Lettermon ' s Club 11,12. SLEMP, KIRK — Football 12; Tesoros 12; Soccer 1 1, 1 2; Powderpuff Cheerleader 1 1 . SLOAN, LOUIE SMALL, CATHY — Powderpuff 11, 12. SMITH, BRIAN — Band 9, 10; Tennis 1 1 . SMITH, BRUCE — Footboll 11, 12, Baseball 9, 10, 11,12 SNYDER, GREG — Industrial Arts Club 1 2. SORINO, FRANK — Boseball 11, 12. SOUTHERLY, GARY SPECK, CATHY SPECK, KATHY — Girls ' League 1 2; Powderpuff 1 1 , 12. STACK, KEVIN STAPLETON, JULIA STEWART, JEFF STOLL, MAUREEN — Drill Team 10, 11; G.A.A. I I, 1 2; Track 11, 1 2; Pep Club 1 0; Tesoros 1 2. STONE, ED — El Tigre 1 2, German Club 9; Science Club 9, 12; Tesoros 11, 12; Sailing Club Pres. 9, 10; V.P, 11, 12. TAPLIN, CYNTHIA TARR, JAMES — Cross Country 9; Dromo 9, 1 1 ; For- ensics 9, 10, 1 1, 12; Track 9, 10. TEBAY, KARI — Basketball 10, 11, 12; Choir 9; Chamber Singers 10; Volleyball 10, 11, 12; Soft- ball 10, 1 1, 12; Powderpuff 12. THIELMANN, COLIN — Boys ' League 12; Dramo 11, 12, Lettermans Club 1 2; Tennis 11, 12; Sail- ing Club 11,12. TIDWELL, HUGH — Track 11, 12. TORRES, JOSE — Football 9, 1 0, 1 2; Track 10,11. TOURNE, DICK — Lettermon ' s Club 11; Swimming 9, 10, 1 1, Water Polo 9, 10, 11, 12. TRAX,ABBY — Class V.P. 1 1. UNRUH, JOHN — Basketball 9, Industrial Arts Club 9, 10, 11, 12. URQUHART, SANDRA — FFA 9, 10, 11, 12; Pow- derpuff 1 1. VALVERDE, JERRY — Basketball 10, 11, 12; Senate 10; Football 10; Track 10. VARTANIAN, BLAKE — Boys ' League 11; Class Treasurer 1 0; CSF 11, 12; Drama 11, 1 2; El Tigre 12; FBLA 9, 10, Pres. 11, 12; Lettermon ' s Club Treos. 11, 12; ASB Treasurer 1 1 ; CASC 1 2; Tennis 9, 10, 11,12. VENEGAS, CARLOS — Basketball 10, Bowling Club 1 1, Cross Country 9, 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10; Track 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Powderpuff Cheerleader 1 1 . VILLARREAL, DIANA — Girls ' League 1 2. WALCEK, ED — Art Club 10, 11; Bowling Club 9, 10; CSF 12; Tennis 11,12. WALTERS, JEAN — Choir 9; Girls ' League 12; Golf 9; Pep Club 9, 10 WALZ, GARY — Bowling Club 11, 12; Tennis 10, 11, 12. WARREN, BARBARA — Boys ' League 1 1; Class Sec relary 12; CSF 9, El Tigre 12; Pep Club 10, 11; Cheerleader 10, Song Leader 12; Pep Comm. 1 1, Ski Club 12. WEST, DONELL — Pep Club 9, I 0; Banners 10, 11. WHEELER, KATHY — Art Club 1 1 ; Drill Team 10, 11; Pep Club 10, Flog Leader 12; Tesoros 1 1, Editor 12; Powderpuff 1 1 WILCOX, KAROL WILLIAMS, JOHN — Basketboll 9, 10; Choir 9, 10, 11, 12; CSF 9, 10, 11, 12; Dromo 10, 11, 12; Football 9, 10. WILLIAMS, LORI — Choir 9, 10, 11; Drill Team 10, 11; Girls ' League 12; Pep Club 10; Powderpuff 12 WILMETH, DEBBIE — Band 9, 1 0, 1 1 , 1 2; Drama 1 0. WINTERLING, NANCY — Drill Team 9; Song Leader 12. Win, ED — Water Polo 9, 10 WORKER, JOHN — Football 10; Industrial Arts Club 9,10,11,12; Tennis 9; Tesoros 11, 12; Track 1 0, 11,12. YARBROUGH, STEVE — Football 9; Tennis 9, 10, I 1 YFFERT, JOE — Football 12; Powderpuff Cheer leader 1 1 . YIN, JACK — Cross Country 10, 11, 1 2; CSF 9, 10, 11, 12; Track 10, 1 1, 12. ZAMORA, ROBERT — Basketball 9, 10, 11, 12; Let- termon ' s Club 10, 1 1, 12. ZAVALA, MARISA ZIERER, KATRINA — Bond 9, CSF 10, 11; Drill Team 1 0; French Club 11, 1 2; Pep Club 1 0; Color Guard 1 1; Co pt. 12; Senate 10 MIND 59 Top row, left to right: President — Dick Poppas, Secretory — Noncy Johannessen, Vice President — Mott Sturms. Senotors — Sitting: Kothy Clark, Jeff Weismonn, Mike Borger, Margie Press. Senators — Kneeling: Roger Kaplan, Jenny Arnold, Regina Ashie. Not shown: Treasurer — Laurie Cole. One Step Away for the Class of ' 78 Dear Junior Class, I ' d like to thank you for giving me the opportunity of being your president. It was really an honor to lead such an excellent class. During the past year we were involved in a variety of activities, most of which were highly successful. Examples of this include our out- standing job in homecoming, earning the Grand Marshall award for our depiction of Pinocchio, show of spirit in winning four pep rallies, and excellent participation in this year ' s Prom. By this show of class unity, it is my opinion that, with your help and support, the class of ' 78 could graduate next year as the best class this school has ever had. Thank you again, Dick Poppas Junior Class President JUNIORS 60 Abad, Elizabeth Ackerman, Elaine Alvarado, Lilia Armstrong, Julie Arnold, Jenny Ashie, Regina Balza, Bob Baker, Kevin Bales, Gary Barlow, Steve Bell, Deanno Bell, Erik Benedict, Scott Bennett, Tom Bentley, Rockly Berndsen, Richard Billingsley, Mitiz Burger, Mike Borst, David Bradford, Lois Bradshaw, Vince Bratcher, Virginia Buelno, Manuel Bui, Tuan Bulman, Pippo Burke, Patrick Buxbaum, Terri Carlson, Mark Carranza, Danny Carrilla, Laura Waiting for their first legal step next year in the senior quad. Jun- iors occupy the quad ' s wall. JUNIORS 61 Cassetta, Kothy Castro, Becky Castro, Gary Castro, Rosemarie Cejo, Violet Chapman, Teri Cheine, Phil Clark, Kathy Cole, Laurie Colquitt, Glepn Cope, Diane Coules, Kent Criag, Shelly Crain, Connie Crandetl, Curtis Croen, Shelley Crux, Desiree Cunningham, Don Cyrus, Mike Davis, Stan Dougherty, Jonni Davis, Tami Davies, Melindo DeLeon, Tony DeLos Reyes, Kevin DeLos Reyes, Susie DeVillez, Darren DeVillez, Erin Diaz, Jesus Dominguez, Manuel Dormon, Robert Duron, Kothy Junior Paula Snow hurries to her third period class with senior. JUNIORS 62 cvans, Gail Evans, Rod Fakhar, Morynn Felipe, Debbie Fernandez, Joe Ferrick, Dona Fen, Chuck Fischback, Kim Fleener, Roger Flores, Cathy Flores, Antonio Flores, Flavio Flores, Freddy Floyd, Mark Folwell, Julie Ford, Pam Ford, Robin Garcia, Elvio Garcia, Rosalinda Gardner, David Garza, Rita Gay, Gary Gaytan, Cormelo Geary, Katherine Separating eggs, woshing dishes, and baking pies were highlights of this year ' s Men Chef course which was o popular class among Junior guys. (Above) Instructor Betty Lawson finishes a lecture while (below) guys wait to hear what is planned for the rest of the week. JUNIORS 63 Gerden, Tim Gertie, Jonathan Gibbs, Kevin Gibson, Margaret Gilbert, Paul Golie, Brian Gomez, Joey Gomez, Kothy Gonzales, Alel Gonzales, Grace Gonzales, Joe Gonzales, Manuel Gonzales, Marie Gonzales, Pat Gonzales, Hector Gonzales, Rafael Grant, Cindy Greenwood, Roy Gregory, Lisa Grijalvo, Gisela Guerro, Gloria Guggeninos, Tarnoro Gupton, Mark Hocketl, Doreen Juniors Julie Schlesinger, Marianne Harvey, Lori Lanctot, Jenny Stoner, and Pam Lucio talk and catch up on new gossip during lunch. JUNIORS 64 Juniors Have Blue and Gold Pride Halahi, Attia Haley, Ken Halvorsen, Mork Hansen, Chris Hargett, Steve Harris, Todd Harvey, Manonne Hatch, Lisa Hendricks, Suzie Hernondez, Morpa Heirera, Cathy Herrero, Lani Hight, Heather Hirsh, David Hoeller, Mike Hoff, Robert Hoist, Mardee Houllis, Tracy Humphries, Gwen Hurtado, Gerado Ibarra, Galradez Isarra, Julie Ippolito, Mary Ives, Stephanie Jackson, Dove Jancek, Jone Jennings, Sue Jensen, Debbie Karen Krieger displays skill and form during o volleyball game. JUNIORS 65 Jones, Yvonne Kane, Pat Kaplan, Roger Kelly, Andy Kelly, Pat Khreigh, Eman King, Bill King, Rob Kisylia, Jerry Klement, tinda Kooker, Wayne Kovoiesky, Chris Junior Vince Brodshaw enjoys the company of some lovely ladies during lunch. Krieger, Karen Laborde, Mary Lacombe, Brian Lagunas, Noel Lamb, Tracy Lanctot, Lori Lance, Debby Lash, Karin Leon, Cindy Lindemuth, Brad Lindemuth, Bret Lindemuth, Rickey Lindley, Megan Lopez, Danny Lopez, Ernie Lorenzo, Mary Lucio, Pamela Lum, Connie JUNIORS 66 Luna, Jennie Maldonado, Suzanne Monier, Keven Mortinez, Brenda Mathis, Lee McCormick, Mork McGillivray, Karen McKee, Kris McLaughin, John Mikoloski, Terry Mirek, Tom Montano, Francine Montgomery, Keith Mooney, Martin Morgon, Lynda Morocco, Cindy Murphy, Peter Noiera, Robert Najero, Rosie Nance, Sharon Norman, Wayne Normondeou, Michelle Nuggent, Ted Olave, Olga Tesoros photographer catches a glance from Lisa Schmidt but goes unnoticed by Juniors Jenny Stoner, Marianne Harvey and Sophomore Lynn Puettmonn. JUNIORS 67 Pocheco, Paf Palacios, Nick Pappas, Dick Peralta, ' Pani Perry, Burt Perry, Debbie Pinkley, Julie Piouet, Tanya Press, Margie Procodio, Mark Puckett, Nancy Puettmann, Lisa Quinonez, Carlos Rees, Celeste Reeves, Mike Reynolds, David Rice, Kelly Rickerl, Maureen Ricklef, Cheryl Rios, Rose Roberts, Chorlene Roberts, Jeanetle Roberts, Paul Robles, Potty Not only do Juniors hove pride and spirit for their class and school but they also dominate many sports. (Above) Tackle Steve Borlow shows blocking form during Esper- anza football gome ond (below) Robbie Hoff attempts to win his wrestling match. JUNIORS 68 Juniors Show Skills in Sports Rodriguez, Art Roney, Leslie Rosas, David Rosauer, Susan Ross, Sherry Sandez, Robert Sandoval, Dario Sandoval, Leonardo Scharlon, Ross Schelske, Kevin Schlesinger, Julie Schmidt, Lisa Schwartz, Rick Scott, Julia Seoc ord, Debby Seliga, Yvonne Shaw, Larry Sheffield, Steplen Slemp, Chris Sloan, Linda Smissen, Scott Smith, Jodi Snow, Paulo Southerly, John Spirrison, Stacy Stacy, Kevin Stange, Tom Steinhardt, Pam Stoner, Jenny Stout, Brad Track runner Joey Gomez relaxes at lunch. JUNIORS 69 Vartanian, Dennis Vartanian, Mike Vilegas, Richard Virgoe, Brad Sturgeon, Joe Sturnns, Matt Szymborski, Susan Tait, Phihp Tenner, Teresa Thomas, Frank Tiono, Anthony Triplett, Greg vT (Above left) This year football players received buzzes while Jim Wallace went all out and got a mohowk. (Above) Theresa Tenner looks m owe at the camero while talking to Lila Diaz during break. JUNIORS 70 Juniors Set Challenges and Achieve Goals The Mighty Class of ' 78 pose with their trophy and float which won the Grand Marshall award at this year ' s homecoming parade. Wach, Dawn Wach, Diane Wade, Mark Walisze, Nancy Weber, Linda Weismann, Jeff Weismann, Julie Werner, Charles Whalen, Diane Widder, Sue Witt, Ed Witle, Scott Wood, Jeff Yarbrough, Dennis Yeokle, Mark Ytfent, Merrie Young, Cyndee Young, Julie JUNIORS 71 Girls Lead Sophomore Class W Top row, left to right: Vice President — Jeanne Niewlondt, President — Cathy Stoner, Secretory — Rebecca Boelmon, Treosurer — Carolyn Trax. Senators — Standing: Sue Nycum, June Pebley, Helen Qointero, Kothy Kenney, Joyce Alspough, Jill Jancek. Kneeling; Sue Pringle ond Carolyn Cole. Dear Sophomore Class, This past year has been a great experience for me. I wanted to express to you how honored I was to represent such a terrific class. We started out by putting on the best class-sponsored dance of the year. Next we proved ourselves by winning the best theme award in the ' 76- ' 77 homecoming parade. Other activities we had during the year were very successful because of the unity and enthusiasm of the class of ' 79. The spirit and pride that our class has shown, has been great. And I am sure that in the following years to come, that same spirit and pride will stay with us, to carry on the tradition of Valencia. The remembrance of my Sophomore year will always be a special one to me. Thanks for a fantastic year and we all know, ' 79 rules!! Cathy Stoner Sophomore Class President yh CC v SOPHOMORES 72 ' ,■ ■r -. Abad, Moreno Abraham, Undo Aguilor, Moriceno Aguirre, Leo Aguirre, Monica Alarie, Duone Alonzo, Estella Alspaugh, Joyce Alvarez, Silvia Anderson, Dana Angle, Bill Aroin, Farhot Ardent, Lori Arguello, Robert Armstrong, Dione Bailey, Jeff Bannister, Wendy Barton, Kim Botiz, Enrique Beoudry, Kim Bellfi, Bob Bennett, Jim Berndson, Allen Bimming, Brad Boelman, Rebecca Boisseranc, Noncy Borowski, Chris Borst, Kristin Brotcher, Becky Brooks, Karen Bruce, Steve Buelna, Caro! Burke, Mike Caideron, Fernando Collohon, Mike Campbell, Colin Conoles, Armando Corbone, Karin Carrero, Silvo Carroll, Greg Christie, Corson Castillo, Eloise Castillo, Phil Castro, Albert Cavanaugh, Jim Chase, Lorreto ChorbajOin, Craig Clevelond, Scott SOPHOMORES 73 Cline, Dana Cole, Carolyn Cangelfere, Lisa Cooley, Lisa Correo, Danny Controneo, Mike Couture, Jeff Craig, Jerry Craver, Toby Crow, James Cruz, Charles Cruz, Mark With much enthusiasm and hard work the Sophomore class built a float of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Their effort won the class of ' 79 Best Theme Award at the Homecoming parade SOPHOMRES 74 I v M; ■ 1 .7 | ||g i|j||JMiiJ ||| H I m te Bp 1 ft ' t ' W TB ,- E tf B r - 1 Sk ' ' ' l w ' 3 . si-fM Elmore, Susie Enriquez, Kenny Escamiilo, Yolando Esquivael, Carmen Estrado, Jimmy Evons, Andreo Evans, Judy Ferch, Lisa Fillmon, Paul Fishbach, Jim Fishboch, Steve Flores, Morceio Sophomore Wendy Bannister and friends en|oy lunch on the front lawn. Frank, Majorie Furr, Mike Furrow, Donnie Furrow, Floyd Gallogher, Colleen Gallagher, Maureen Gallo, Joe Galvin, Abel Galvin, Dominic Garcio, David Garcia, Donna Garcia, Lucilo Gorcia, Laura Gardner, Catherine Garret, Julie Gavel, Doug Gayton, Rita Geduldia, Alan SOPHOMORES 75 Sophs Have Abundant Pride Ghee, Mayre Gilbert, Leo Gilpin, Jeff GtHings, Paul Glennon, Terence Goins, Mark Gonzoles, Larry Gonzales, Raul Gonzales, Steve Gough, Theresa Green, Liz Greene, Kothy Gribble, David Gnsmer, Mike Griswold, David Guerrero, Chris Guerrero, Tim Holey, Sondy Hammon, David Hammond, Trocy Hansen, Duane Hordowoy, Beverly Hore, Sheri Harris, Chris Harrison, Jennie Hartmon, Mary Hawkinson, Cindy Hayes, Annette Hernandez, Arthur Hernandez, Kathy Sophomre Roy Lonctoc and Bruce Smith ham it up after band practice. SOPHOMORES 76 ' . ' Z, Rosemary -.ez, Virginia Hicks, Richard Hill, Caprice Hiserote, Mitch Huddleston, Cheryl Hurtado, Ana Inye, Ken Jacqmin, Diann Jancek, Jill Jimenez, Becca Johannes, Merri Johnston, Billy Johnson, Brian Johnson, Scott Johnson, Steve Johnson, Terry Jones, Jeff Jones, Melody Jones, Robert Jones, Sherry Journey, Floyd Kampa, John Kaszycki, Donno (Above) Steve Gonzales shines away from the camera lighi. (Below) Tesoros photographer catches a look from Lorroine Diaz OS she wos gossiping with friends. SOPHOMORES 77 Kelley, Teresa Kenney, Kathy Kibby, Janet King, Wayde Klem, Kein Knutson, Brenda Koebrick, Art Koegel, Jeff Kootstra, Phillip Koulentis, Spiro Lagunos, Denise Lambert, Mary Ann Lambdin, Karen Lanctot, Roy Lanibay, Blanco Longston, Randy Larabee, Ray Larsen, Pio Leacock, Karen Lee, Chene Le Grand, Jeff Lemken, Annette Lemken, Steve Leon, Tina Leonhordt, Dona Levingston, Greg Levy, Carolyn Lewis, John Liberino, Mary Liles, ScoH Lindsay, Dan LoPotriello, Rick Lopez, Gloria Lorenot, Gregg Loth, John Lumley, Leah Lurton, Mark Lyons, Tern Maddux, Jim Mogana, Telesforo Mannossero, Richard Marcil, Ginger Marineiti, Yolonda Marshall, Beth Martin, Tracy Martinez, Becky Martinez, David Martinez, Fred SOPHOMORES 78 Look at Those Smiles! Martinez, Roberto Martinez, Ron Mata, Kathy McCall, Kelley McCormick, Theresa McCox, Theresa McGuire, Colleen McLaughlin, Lelia Medina, Petra Meston, Micheal Moe, Tereos Moltz, Gretchen Monies, Teresa Monty, Mike Moorman, Loura Moralez, Arocek Morales, Stello Morgan, Glenda Morken, Pat Morrisseau, John Morrocco, Nan Mund, Janet Napoli, Dena Nicholls, Claudia Nieuwiandt, Jeonnie Norman, David Nycum, Sue O ' Connor, Danielle Olivas, Delaine Olson, Lorraine Orozco, Angelica Ortega, Johnny Ozima, Shari Jeonnie Niewulondt flashes that sophomore smile. SOPHOMORES 79 Pace, James Pacheco, Robert Pcgliarello, Cheryl Patcha, Rhonda Parmenten, Todd Pearman, Melody Pebley, June Peltier, Dona Perez, Becky Perez, Daniel Perez, Eliseo Perfecto, Leoncio Peltengill, Janice Pino, Barbara Porter, Mike Powell, Charles Prodo, Danny Pringle, Susan Puettman, Lynn Quintero, Helen Raddatz, Mike Reiter, Karl Reyes, Diane Reyes, Manual Rezo, Viviano Rice, Robin Ricklef, David Riggs, Barbara Rivera, Armando Rivera, Luis 79 Is So Fine 1 A cheerful Tracy Hammond stops ond tolks to o friend as she walks to her fourth period class. SOPHOMORES 80 Roberts, Denise Rodas, Cadorra Rodriguez, Rachel Resales, Steve Rosas, Richard Rosauf, Donald Rosenblum, Cheryl Rasner, Sue Rowles, Roger Ruiz, Lupe Sabo, John Sagara, Gerald Samp, Donna Sanchez, Marvin Santoyo, Irene Schmeder, Sandra Schofield, Dale Schreyer, Denise Schroder, Judy Seal, Drew Searle, Debby Sellmeyer, Lyn Shade, Rick Shiotani, Mark In the background Laurie Waleiko shows pride and spirit for Valencio by |Oining the drill team. SOPHOMORES 81 Shipley, Glen Siewerd, Diana Silva, Tunia Singley, Kathy Skourtis, Kosta Smith, Steve Smith, Tern Solono, Sfello Spencer, Ryan Steigner, David Stem, Naomi Sterling, Debbie Stewart, Joel Stinson, Roge Stoner, Cathy Stout, Kim Sturgeon, Eva Sussman, Steve Swonson, Wendy Sv eeney, Kelly Tait, Bruce Tom, Dons Tapia, Hermelindo Tapio, Linda Taplin, Cheryl Teby, David Teliez, Tony Tiono, John Tidwell, John Thomas, Cori A picture shy Judy Schroder is held by Carlos Venegas while Joey Gomez and Lisa Ferch look on. (Opposite page) Naomi Stem daydreams during her English class. ( SOPHOMORES 82 Yffert, Melody Yin, Jenny Zamora, Romono Zavala, Regino Zrinski, Ricky Tuckur, Mork Trax, Corolyn Trapp, Laurie Trainer, John Torpy, Janet Tobias, Liso Vernon, Todd Vosquez, Regina Vosquez, Pedro VanSont, Laurie Voldez, Becky Unruh, Janet Villorah, Virginia Villegas, Rosemane Vincent, Maevene Walejko, Laune Walsh, Robert Wasson, Deonnc Wotkins, Laura Weatherway, Stephen Weaver, Sam Weber, Sue Weidman, Kelly Weiss, Sara Wellman, Dena West, D on Wheeler, Mark Whtttaker, Donna Willomson, Robin Wilson, Mike Winney, Judy Witt, Craig Woehler, Linda Wright, Mark SOPHOMORES 83 Freshmen Start Year Off With Tiger Pride p- Bottom row, left to right; Vice President — Lisa CkjerulH, President — Nathan Lewis, Secretary — Shelly Williams, Treasurer — Lisa Reiter. Senators — Standing, left to right: Leslie Ford, Lisa Schorlin, Sheri Strain, Cathy Cole, Arlene Cherry, Michelle Znvier, Lauri Birnbaum, Steve Parkins. Dear Freshman Class, The Freshman class of 80 has been engaged in quite a few activities this year. We started off the year with Homecoming. It involved a candy apple sale, to raise money, building a float for the Homecoming parade and other activities during the Homecoming week. Second semester, we sponsored a dance and a carwash which was very successful. We also helped in remodeling the landscape of our school grounds. We had a couple of class meetings in which we accomplished what we wanted. I think that we have fulfilled what was set out to do this year, which was to have a fun time and make school more enjoyable. Nathan Lewis Freshman Class President FRESHMEN 84 Acevedo, Lupito Ackerman, Becky Acosta, Andiana Acton, Angela Adams, Lisha Adams, Peter Adams, Steven Aguilar, Henry Agulior, Lita Allen, Cheryl Alonso, Silva Alonza, Patty Anderson, Craig Anguiano, Gloria Armeuta, Maria Ashby, Todd Ayotte, Michelle Boiley, Chris Baker, James Barreca, Mark Barnga, Isabel Barro, Bob Barton, Kroig Beaudry, Jenny Becerra, Alicia Beddle, Dano Bell, Alan Bellfi, Bill Benedict, Ron Bernol, Michael Bintz, Cloy Birdner, Debbie Birnbaum, Lauri Boisseranc, Anne Bolster, Dane Borst, Pom Bradford, Jeff Brimmer, Roger Brown, Paula Brulond, Roger Burnip, Jeff Buxbaum, James Colderon, Leo Calmelat, Joke Cannon, Shownay Carbone, Debbie Carlson, Valerie Carter, Carole FRESHMEN 85 Cartigallo, John Carver, Christy Case, Laura Castellon, Lisa Castro, Richard Costro, Steve Chambers, Lisa Chapman, Toni Chovez, Lylo Chavez, Manue! Chen, Jenny Cherry, Arlene Clark, Lorolee Clark, Mark Ce(a, Herman Clark, Mike Clock, Junko Cobb, Mark Cogley, Jerry Cole, Kothy Coleman, Gordong Colquitt, Doug Cook, Leonard Costello, Natalie Cruz, Jeff Cunningham, Barry Curero, Mogdolem Currier, Tony Davis, Arnie Davis, Greg Occupying the planters near the vending machines, freshman talk and eat during lunch. FRESHMEN 86 f.l Freshmen, a Sociable Class Doyle, Jeff Draheim, Craig Drake, John DruH, Kenny D ' S.docky, Kelly Dufeur, Mike Dunn, Tery Engle, Beth Enckson, Chris Esses, John Estrada, Socorro Evans, John E ' ans, John Foir, Denise Fonnon, Alan Felipe, Pearl Felipe, Ron Ferreras, George Fett, Jim FRESHMEN 87 Fisher, Matt Flett, Tom Flin, Carlo FIcody, Kevin Flores, Joe Flores, Rudy Foisy, Renee Ford, Leslie Fravsto, Maria Fry, Randy Gog, Denise Galto, Tony Galvon, Javier Garcia, Esther Homecoming Spi Garcia, Maria Gardner, Barbara FRESHMEN 88 Gardner, Greg Ga ton, Tony Gazzigli, Tony Gerdon, Lyndo Gerdon, Mork Gilbert, Anthony Gilbert, Sue Gilpin, Jill Golie, Mark Gomez, Louro Gomez, Richord Gonzales, David Gonzoles, Guo delupe Gonzales, Silvia Good, Matt Goodson, Vickie FRESHMEN 89 Grober, Brenda Greenwood, Pam Gregory, Brenda Gregory, Sharon Grismer, Pot Groen, Michelle Guerrero, Margie Guerrero, Roger Guzman, Rita Guzzetta. Jim Hall,Nicki Halvorson, Randy While the rest of the P.E. classes have gone co-ed freshmen remain separated. Hondsone, Chris Hardin, Jeff Har|0, Melody Harper, Belinda Harrison, Carlo Harvey, Annette Harvey, Lori Hossing, Rosie Heirtz, Jim Hernandez, Joe Hernandez, Johnny Hernandez, Laura Hernandez, Sophia Hernandez, Steve Hernishin, Jeri Herrera, Mario Hicks, Steven Hill, Susan Hollobaugh, Warren iM f Holmes, Greg ■ •= 1 Hope, Todd ■ ri- k Hornay, Yuette m Hosman, Tim mT Howe, Kim r . m yJi Kj ,nJ2%( FRESHMEN 90 Hughes, Poul Hults, Elizabeth Huntley, Laure Hurtodo, Joe Hutchinson, Marcy Jackson, Sherrone James, Raymond Jennings, Chuck Jensen, Jenniffer Johnson, Craig Johnson, Jonice Koapp, Lon Kampa, Ann Keller, Gene Kelley, Linda Kelly, Sue K|erulff, Lisa Kiement, Margoret Knight, Lynn Knudson, Jeff Knutson, Karen Krotzer, Patty Lambi, Julie Lambdin, Kris Lance, Laurie LoPalomento, Joe Lavison, Louis Lawrence, Jeanne Lawson, Melody Lee, Danno Left to right: Ken Pintus stands still OS his friends Greg Davis and Stacy Rudolph do a striking pose. FRESHMEN 91 Freshmen Handle Challenges Well Leonnaro, Scott Lewis, Derek Lewis, Nathon Lichtenwalter, Leann Lindemuth, Rhoda Lindley, Grant Lint, Kim Lipshutz, Laurie Livingston, Lon Lomheim, Carlos Lopez, Crystal Lopez, Marc Loth, Rex Luisi, Lori Lyons, David Mogona, Olivia Mortine, Momque Martinez, Virginia Matulich, Steve McCoy, Michelle McGee, Mary McGillivray, Sue McGregory, Croigg McKee, Colleen Meldrum, Michelle Middleton, Nancy Mirles, Minnie Mireles, Teresa Misteriy, Karey Mitchell, Robert IT— 1 - P ■ yK A Lisa Reiter works hard to moke the freshman float a success. FRESHMEN 92 Freshmen enter Valencia trying to cope with hectic schedules and rushing to classes but still find time to relax at lunch. FRESHMEN 93 Orosco, Diana Orosco, Lisa Ortiz, Chris Ortiz, Gilbert Ovtedo, Christine Owen, Mory Ozima, Wes Padillo, Lucio Parker, April Parkin, Steve Potterson, Cheryl Potton, Janet Pearman, Nancy Pearson, Craig Peralta, Tommy Perez, Bedside Perez, Roy Perfecto, Agustin Phillips, Terry Pinckney, David Pintos, Kenny Postlefhwait, Shelio Powell, Chris Pretto, Potty Procopio, Joyce Puentes, Mario Rambo, Rodger Rongel, Anno Rangel, Francisco Rangel, Marcos Freshman cheerleaders Pam Borst and Kelly D Sidocky hurry to support their football team. (Opposite page) Rex Loth goofs around after football practice. FRESHMEN 94 Reeves, Debbie Reiter, Lisa Rigby, Laura Rios, Anna Rios, Mrchael Rivero, Maria Robb, Corinno Rodriguez, Anna Ro|0, Gretchen Romero, Doreen Romo, Cathy Rosner, Scott Rowell, Ron Rudolph, Gene Rudolph, Stacy Rueiaz, Mortm Ruggles, John Ruiz, Juan Rule, Tracy Sable, Jennifer Sodomitso, Dorrah Salcido, Jorge Sandoval, Jose Sandoval, Martha Sandoval, Rosa Sandoval, Rosono Sanchez, Andres Sanchez, Sandra FRESHMEN 95 Frosh Show Promising Future Schofer, Bill Scharim, Lisa Scheidler, Mark Schlesmger, Robin Schneider, Harvey Scholls, Mary Schumann, Anthony Scott, Nancy Seliga, Denise Shafer, Pam ShaH, Deonna Shaffer, Pam Shea, Kevin Sims, Jody Skawvonski, Deborah Skelly, Mark Slemp, Kim Slikker, Lori Smith, Kenny Smith, Robert Sonno, Maryellen Stemhardt, Daryl Stemhordt, Jeryi Sterzer, Debi Stickles, Gale Stout, Stocey Strain, Sheri Swonson, Diane Szymborski, Scott Tapia, Sandy Toylor, Kevin Thielmann, Caitlin Thomas, Peggy Thornton, Cindy Even though the Tiger bond is small is size, they work hard and fheir pnde is shown through their music. The maiority consists of freshmen. FRESHMEN 9 . ¥ . •■■■■ V. • f ' ' i- - . Ticer, Rhonda Tobias, Dena Torres, Heliodo Torres, Sandra Ubraham, Rose Valen, Sincloir Vonderpol, Doryl Van Houten, Cathy Vasquez, Alice Villorreol, Javier Villorreol, Oscar Wade, Paul Wagner, Tatiana Waleiko, Kathy Walsh, Devin Warren, Gricel Weaver, David Weber, Kelly Weidler, Jim Weidler, Steve Weidmon, Jennifer Welsh, Jeft Welch, Shen Welty, Sherry Westberg, Todd Westerling, Eorl Wethermolt, Tony Whipple, Jeff Whiteside, Matt Wicklonder, Susan Willionns, Bernie Williams, Shelly Willson, Kim Wilson, Lori Winney, Brian Winney, Chet Winstead, Cherie Worker, Jeanne Xamer, Michelle Yamanoko, Elvo Yarbrough, Ray Ybarris, Don Yiulterjr, James Yslas, Mary Zepeda, Julie Zierer, Cliff Zrniski, Craig Zwiller, Bob FRESHMEN 97 INDEX Abod, Elizabeth — 61 Abod, Moreno — 73 Abrohom, Melindo K. — 73 Acevedo, Guadalupe — 85 Ackermon, Eloine V. — 61 Ackermon, Rebecco — 85 Acosto, Adriono M. — 85 Acton, Angelo M. — 85 Adorns, Lisho R. — 85, I 65, I 94 Adorns, Peter — 85 Adorns, Stephen D. — 85 Aguilor, Anthony — 159 Aguilor, Henry — 85, 1 59 Aguilor, Lito — 85 Aguilor, Moricelo — 73 Aguirre, Leo — 73 Aguirre, Monico — 73, 1 1 2, 1 1 3, 1 35 Alone, Duone — 73, 192 Allen, Cheryl A. — 85 Alonso, Silvio — 85 Alonzo, Estello — 73 Alonzo, Patricio — 85 Alspough, Joyce A. — 72, 73, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Alspough, Solly — 31 .4 TVIvorodo, Liho — 61 Alvarez, Deboroh — 31 Alvarez, Sylvia G. — 73 Anderson, Dora L. — 73 Andersson, Croig E. — 85 Andrews, Eric Bernard — 31 Angle, Williom E. — 73 Anguiono, Gloria — 85 Anguiono, Solly — 31 Aroin, Forhot — 73 Ardent, Lon J. — 73, 1 17 Arguello, Robert P_ — 73 Armento, Mono D- — 85 Armstrong, Diane — 73, 1 61 Armstrong, Julie — 1 61 Arnold, Jenifer Rose — 60, 61, 1 35, 1 61 , 1 71 , 1 95 Arroyo, Anno Morie — 31 Ashby, ToddD. — 85 Ashie, Regino — I 09, 60. 61 , 1 22, 1 28, 1 35 Ayotle, Michelle A. — 85 Boiley, Cris R. — 85 Boiley, Je«D. — 73, 159 Boizo, Robert A. — 61 Baker, James D. — 85 Baker, Kevin D. — 61 Bolos, Gory J. — 61, 182, 183 Bonnister, Wendy — 73, 75 Borlow, Steven — 61, 68, 158 Borreco, Mark A. — 85, 1 35 Borreto, John — 31 Borrigo, Isabel — 85, 1 65 Borro, Robert V, — 85 Barton, Kimberly R. — 73 Botiz, Enrique — 73, 159 Beoudry, Jennifer J. — 85, 1 94 Beoudry, Kimberly — 73, 1 67, 1 94 Becerro, AIicio — 85 Beddie, Dona — 85 Bell, Alon — 85, 1 17 Bell, Deonno — 61,166 BelI.Enk — 61 Bellfi, Robert E. — 73, 159 Bellfi, William D— 85, 159, 181 Benedict, Lynn Scott — 61, 1 58 Benedict, Robert Mork — 3 1 , 49, 1 45, 1 58, 1 53 Benedict, Ronald L. — 85, 181 Bennett, James D. — 73 Bennett, Thomos — 61, 158 Beniley, Rocklond W. — 61 Bentley, Sherry L. — 117 Bentley, Terresso Lyn — 3 1 Berg, Christopher — 1 70, 1 86 Bernol, Michael R. — 85, 164 Berndsen, Alien H. — 73, 1 59 Berndsen, Richard — 61, 1 17 Billingsley, Mitzi L. — 61 i Binning, Brod — 73 f Bintz, Cloyton A. — 85,159 Bircher, Deboroh L. — 85, 1 94 Birtiboum, Laurie — 84, 85 nan, Rebecca — 72, 73 nan, Scott Zemane — 30, 3 1 Boisseronc, Anne L. — 85 98 ■m. w Boisseronc, Nancy — 73 Bolster, Dane A, — 85 Borg, Hans David — 1 70 Borger, Michael — 60, 61 Borowski, Chris — 73, 1 59 Borst, David — 61 Borst, Kristin — 73 Borst, Pomelo S. — 85, 94, 108, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Borzone. Roymond — 3 1 , 1 68, 1 86 Bradford, Jeffrey S. — 85, 1 1 7 Bradford, Lois J- — 61 Bradford, Morgoret M. Brodshow, Deborah — 30, 31 , 110, 113 Brodshav , Vincent — 61, 66, 158, 180 Brotcher, Becky — 73, 1 94 Brotcher, Virginia — 61 Broun, Marcio — 31 Bnmner, Roger A. — 85 Brooddus, Bryan Brooks, Karen L. — 73 Brown, Leslie Jo — 32 Brown, Poulo A. — 85, 108, 194 Bruce, Steve R. — 73, 1 1 7, 1 59, 1 92 Bruland, Roger — 85 Buelno, Carol — 73 Bueino, Manuel — 61 , 1 58 Bui, Thoo Thi Phuong — 61 Bulmon, David — 32 Bulmon, Pippa K. — 61 Bunts, Susan — 32 Burke, Michoel W. — 73, 1 59 Burke, Patrick Joseph — 61 , 1 28 Burmp, Jeff — 85 Buxboum, James M. — 85, 159 Buxbaum, Teri Jeanne — 61 Calderon, Fernando A. — 73 Calderon, Leonardo J. — 85 Callahan, Michttel J. — 73, 1 59, 1 80 Colmelot, Jake R. — 85 Compbell, Colin — 73 Conoles, Armando — 73 Cannon, Shauno J. — 85, 1 94 Conterbury, Catherine — 32 Corbone, Debra L. — 85 Carbone, Karin A — 73 Carlson, Mark — 61 Carlson, Valene — 85, 1 1 2 Corronzo, Daniel — 61 Carrera, Imelda — 32 Correro, Silvio — 73 Corrillo, Loura — 61 Carroll, Greg S. — 73 Corter, Carol — 85 Cortiglia, John B. — 86 Carver, Christine L. — 86, 108, 1 16 Case, Loura A. — 86 Cassotto, Kathy M. — 62 Castellon, Elisa — 86 Castillo, Etoise — 73 Castillo, Phillip — 73 Casfro, Albert — 73 Castro, Gory — 62 Castro, Rebecca — 62 Castro, Richard — 86 Castro, Rosemorie A. — 62, 1 1 6 Covonough, Jim F. — 73 Covonough, Karen M. — 32 Ceio, Herman — 86 Ceia, Violeta — 62 Chambers, Lisa A. — 86 Chapman, Ten Lee — 62 Chapman, Thomas D. — 86 Chose, Loretta — 73 Chavez, Lylo M. — 86 Chavez, Manuel — 86, 1 59 Chen, Jenny J. — 86, 1 35 Cherne, PhihpEd — 62, 182, 183 Cherry, Arlene M. — 84, 86 Chorbapon, Craig — 73 Christie, Carson — 1 27 Cisneros, Georgia — 32 Cisneros, Richard — 162, 1 63 Clork, Kathleen — 60,62 Clork.LoraleeJ. — 86, 108 Clark, Mark E. — 86 Clark, Michael E. — 86 Cleveland, Scott A, — 73, 1 70, 1 86 Cline, DanoM. — 74 Clock, Junko — 86 Cobb, Mork B. — 86 Cogley, Jerry L. — 86, 1 64 Coker, Vicki— 32, 127 Cole, Carolyn — 72, 74 Cole. Kathleen L. — 84, 86 Cole, Laurie Ann — 62 Cole, Mory Coleen — 30, 32, 46, 1 10, 1 Coleman, Gordon E. — 86, 1 70 Colquitt, Bobette E. — 33, 166 Colquitt, Douglas J. — 86, 159 Colquitt, Glenn A. — 62, 1 58 Congelliere, Lisa — 74 Connolly, Dennis W. Cook, Leonard S. — 86 Cooley, Lisa M. — 74 Cooper, Linda — 33 Cope, Diana M. — 62 Correa, Daniel R. — 74 Cortes, Arturo — 1 64 Costello, Natalie S. — 86 Cotroneo, Michael — 74 Coules, Kent— 62, 128 Courtnght, Wesley P. Couture, Jeffrey — 74 Craig, JerraldE. — 181, 192 Croig, Shelly — 62, 165 Cram, Connie — 62 Crondoll, Curtis Alan — 62 Craver, Toby — 74 Crompton, Perry — 33 Cronon, Shelagh C.onon, Shelley — 62, 108, 109 Crow, Jomes — 74 Cruz, Charles A. — 74, 108 Cruz, Destree A. — 62 Cruz, Donno — 33, 108, 109 Cruz, Joy — 86, 170 Cruz, Mark A. — 74 Cruz, Monica — 33 Cunningham, Barry — 86 Cunningham, Donald W, — 62 Curningham, Patrick B. — 74, 117 Cunningham, Robert — 74, 1 59 Currier, Steven P. — 74 Currier, Tony E. — 86 Cyrus, Michael Brian — 62 D Ando, Rafael — 182 D Sidocky, Kelly A. — 87, 94, 112,113 Dahm, Jere — 33 3, 127 Danzer, Kathryn L. — 87, 1 I 7 Dougherty, Colleen — 33 Dougherty, Jami K. — 62, 1 28, 1 35, 1 83, 1 95 Davies, Melindo — 62, 1 1 7 Dovies, NeilS. — 74 Davis, Arnie — 86 Dovis, Debbie — 33 Dovis, Gregory — 86 Dovis, Gregory T. — 91, 1 70, 186 Dovis, Jeffrey B. — 87, 1 1 7, 1 8 1 Dovis, John S. — 74, 180 Davis, Robert E. — 33 Davis, Stonley — 62, 1 79 Dovis, Tomi — 62 De Avilo, Lupe — 74 De La Riva, Anthony — 1 58 De Lo Riva, John — 87 De Leon, Anthony — 62 De Los Reyes, Edward A. — 87, 1 59 De Los Reyes, Kevin L. — 62 De Los Reyes, Suson M. — 62 De Priest, Jomie — 87 DeAviio, Annie M. — 74 Del Fmm, Julie Ann — 87, 1 16 Delgodo, Petra A. — 33, 1 27 Dennis, Richord — 74 DeVillez, Darron — 62 DeVillez, David W. — 37, 1 49, 1 58 Dufour, Michoel — 87 Dukort, Sandy — 74 Dunn, Theresa A. — 87, 109 Duron, Kotherine An — 62 Duty, Melindo A. — 74 Eorl, Dovid— 158 Ebeling, Jonis — 34 Ebierno, Donno — 74 Echevarria, Armando — 1 64, 1 83 Edwords, Robert — 34, 35, 36, 1 45 Edwards, Tom F. — 34 Ellison, Cheryl — 74, 108 Elmore, John — 1 58 Elmore, Susan M. — 75 Engle, Beth — 87 Enriquez, Klnny S. — 75 Ericksan, Christopher — 87, 1 59, 1 75 Escomilla, Yolondo R. — 75 Escorsega, Steven — 172, 173 Esquivel, Carlos — 50, 1 45, 1 58 Esquivet, Carmen M. — 75 Esses, John M— 87, 159 Estrada, Jimmy C. — 75 Estrodo, Soccoro — 87 Evans, Andrea E. — 75, 1 94 Evons, Debbie Lynn Evans, Goil — 34, 63 Evons, John W. — 87 TifS ' ! I Jill .. ,_3!iPm i WWKWWm , , M n f ;§|jJiJP rv DeVillez, Erin — 62 Dexter, Jonathan — 1 28 Di Sonte, Mark — 74 Di Sonte, Michelle — 34, 1 1 1 , 1 1 3, 1 27 Diaz, Jesus L. — 62 Dioz, Lilo Christine — 34, 37, 70, 1 1 1 , 127 Dioz, Lorraine — 74, 77 Diehl, James R. — 87 Dollord, Kathleen A. — 74,122,167 192 194 195 Dollard, Michoel — 34, 47 Dombroski, Bernodette Dombrovskis, Anita — 34, 145 Dominguez, Manuel — 62 Donohoo, Doniel B. — 34 Dormon, James K. — 74 Dormon, Robert E. — 62 Downhour, David B. — 87 Doyle, Jeff A. — 87 Droheim, Craig — 87 Droke, John R. — 87 Druff, Christine A. — 74 Druff, Kenneth J. — 87, I 70, 1 86 Duorte, Raymond — 74 Evons, Judy — 75 Evons, Rodney Shone — 63, 1 58 Foir, DeniseM. — 87 Fokhroi, Moryam — 63 Fokhrai, Norges Fannon, Alan L. — 87 Felipe, Deboroh — 63 Felipe, Pearl M. — 87 Felipe, Ronald — 87 Ferch, Lisa — 75, 82, 194 Fernondez, Joseph — 63, 1 58 Ferreros, Jorge L. — 87, 1 70 Ferrick, Dana J. — 63 Fett, Charles — 63, 168 Fett, James P. — 87 Fileccia, Alfonso — 1 59 Fillmon,Poui — 75, 181 Fischboch, James J. — 75 Fischboch, Kim — 63, 109 Fischboch, Scott J. — 75 Fisher, Motthew N. — 88, 183 Fleener, Roger W. — 63 Flett, Jr., Thomos H. — 88 Flin, Carlo M. — 88 Floody, Kevin — 88 Florer, Cotherine — 63 Flores, Antonio — 63 Flores, Armando — 1 64, 1 82 Flores, Flovio — 63, 162 Flores, Freddy — 63 Flores, Joe — 88, 1 59, 1 64 Flores, Morcelo A. — 75 Flores, Rudy A. — 88 Floyd, MorkG. — 63 Foisy, Renee M. — 88 Ford, Leslie A. — 84, 88, 63, 161 Ford, Pomelo T. — 63 Fronco, Alfonso — 63, 1 82 Frousto, Mario D. — 88 Freeman, Matt — 1 09, 34 Fridlund, Keith — 33, 34 Fry, Randy S. — 88 Fumo, John — 34, 1 28, 168 Furr, Melvin — 35 Gag, Denise A. — 88 Gollo, Antonio B. — 88, 1 81 , 1 80 Gollo, Johnny — 1 74 Golvon, Javier V. — 88, 1 64 Golvin, Dominic F. — 1 74, 35, 1 35 Gorcio, Alfred — 1 57, 1 58, 1 82 Gorcio, Alicio — 35 Garcia, Elviro — 63 Gorcio, Esther — 88 Gorcio, Mario — 88 Gorcio, Nick — 158,1 78, 35, 40, 50, 1 56 Gorcio, Olivio — 35 Gorcio, Rosalinda — 63 Gordner, Barbora J. — 88, 1 1 7 Gardner, Catherine — 1 70 Gardner, David A. — 63, 1 83 Gardner, Gregory A. — 89 Garza, Rita — 63 Gay, Gory — 63 Goyton, Antonio, Jr. — 89, 1 59, 1 64 Goyton, Cormeto — 63, 1 1 4 Gozzigii, Anthony L. — 89 Geary, Kotherine G. — 63, 1 65 Geduld, Daniel Roy — 35, 1 27 George, Robin Ann — 35 Gerdon, Lynda M. — 89, 1 67 Gerdon, Mark I. — 89 Gerdon, Timothy — 64, 151, 152 Gertie, Jonathan — 64 Ghee, Moyre A. — 76, 1 1 2, 11 3 GIbbs, Kevin — 64, 1 1 7, 1 73 Gibson, Margaret Mary — 64 Gilbert, Anthony — 89 Gilbert, Leeonna — 35, 1 14, 116 Gilbert, Leo J. — 76 Gilbert, Paul — 64, 1 78 Gilbert, Susan G. — 89, 1 08 Gilpin.Jeffrey- 76, 180 ( Gilpin, Jill A —89 Giroux, Ronald E. — 36 Gittings, Poul W. — 76 Glennon, Terence B. — 76 Goins, Mark D. — 76 Golie, Brian M, — 64 Golie, Mork P. — 89 Gomez, Joseph — 64, 69, 82, 1 62, 1 63 Gomez, Kothy — 64 Gomez, Louro C. — 89 Gomez, Richard L. — 89, 1 64 Gomez, Rosolee — 36, 1 35 Gonzoles, David — 89 Gonzales, Eileen — 36 Gonzales, Grace — 64 Gonzales, Joe — 64 Gonzales, Larry — 76, 1 83 Gonzoles, Manuel J. — 64, 1 82 Gonzoles, Morio — 64, 1 1 6 Gonzoles, Potricio — 64 Gonzoles, Rafael — 64 Gonzoles, Roul P. — 76, 1 72 Gonzales, Stephen M. — 76, 1 59 Gonzalez, Guodolupe — 89 Gonzalez, Hector — 64 Gonzalez, Silvia — 89 Good, Matthew E. — 89, 1 81 Goodson, Vickie D. — 89 Gough, Theresa — 76, 1 71 Grober, Brendo K. — 90 Gront, Cynthio — 64 Green, Michoel — 36, 39, 43, 1 45 Greenwood, Pom K. — 90, 194 Greenwood, Roy A. — 64 Gregory, Brendo — 90 99 Gregory, Liso A. — 64 Gregory, Sharon R. — 90 Gribble, David A. — 76, 181 Gnbble, Richard C. — 36 Gri|olva, Gnsela — 64 Grismer, Mike — 76 Gnsmer, Patrick J. — 90 Gnswald, David — 76, 1 1 7 Green, Michelle L. — 90 Guerra, Gloria — 64 Guerrero, Christine — 76 Guerrero, Margarita G. — 90 Guerrero, Roger M, — 90 Guerrero, Tim — 76 Guggenmos, Tomaro — 64 Gupton, Mark D, — 64 Guzman, Moximiliano — 164, 183 Guzmon, Rito A. — 90 Guzzetta, James A. — 90 Hackett, Doreen — 64 Hoer, Molinda K. — 36 Halabi, Attia Ann — 65 Holey, Kenneth R. — 173 Haley, Sondra — 76 Hall, Kothy — 36 Hall, Kristm Diane — 36, 37,51, 127 Hall,NicletteP. — 90 Hall, Scott — 37 Holsteod, Jeffrey — 37 Hotvorsen, Mark — 65, 1 28, 1 58, 1 80 Holvorsen, Randall — 90 Hommon, David — 76 Hammond, Tracy L. — 76, 80 Hommons, Mark Allen — 37 Handsone, Chris G. — 90 Honsen, Christopher P. — 65 Honsen, Duone Bruce — 76, 1 86 Harbert, Kevin — 37, 50, 1 45, 1 58 Hordowoy, Beverly L. — 76 Hardin, Jeffrey — 90, 1 70, 1 86 Hare, Sheri D. — 76 Horgett, Steve L. — 65 Horio, Melody M. — 90 Harper, Belinda — 108 Harper, Kurt — 90 Horns, Christopher — 76 Harris, Lynn T. — 37, 110, 113, 127 Horns, Todd — 65 Harrison, Carlo — 90 Harrison, Jennie C, — 76 Hartwick, Douglas — 37 Harvey, Annette C. — 90, 1 94 Harvey, Lori K. — 90 Harvey, Mononne E. — 64, 65, 1 60 Hossing, Rosemary F. — 90 Hatch, Lisa Anne — 63, 1 11 , 1 1 3 Howkinson, Cindy M. — 76 Hayes, Annette E. — 76 Hazelttne, Sandra E. — 38 Heiertz, James L. — 90 Heiertz, Kothryn — 30, 38 Helonder, Peggy — 38, 1 66 Hendricks, Suzanne L. — 65, 38 Hernandez, Arthur R. — 76, 1 59 Hernondez, Charles M. — 38 Hernandez, Irmo — 38 Hernandez, Johnny — 90 Hernandez, Jose R. — 90 Hernandez, Kathleen — 76 Hernandez, Laura M. — 90 Hernandez, Loretto — 38 Hernandez, Moria E. — 65 Hernandez, Poul — 38, 1 1 7 Hernandez, Rosemory — 77 Hernandez, Sofia — 90, 165, 194, 194, 195 Hernandez, Steve — 90 Hernandez, Virginia — 77 Hernishin, Jen J. — 90 Herrero, Carol — 38 Herrero, Catherine — 65 Herrero, Loni — 65, 1 1 7 Herrero, Mario L. — 90 Hess, Keith — 38 Hicks, Richard E. — 77, 1 1 7, 1 80 Hicks, Steven A. — 90 Night, Heather A. — 65 Hill, Caprice M. — 77 Hill, Carl — 38 Hill, Suson A. —90, 1 17, 135 Hirsch, David A.— 65 Hiserote, Raymond — 1 I 7 Hoeller, Michael — 65, 1 62 HoH, Poul — 38,52, 156, 158, 152 HoH, Robert W, — 68, 65, 1 58, 1 73 Hollobough, Warren S, — 90 Holmes, Gregory M. — 90 Hoist, Margaret D. — 65, 161 Hood, Karen — 38, 160 Hope. Gary T, — 90, 186 Hornoy, Yvette J. — 90 Hosmon, Christopher Hosman, Timothy L. — 90 Houllis, Tern- 38 Houllis, Tracy — 65 Hov e, Carolyn Kim — 90 Huddleston, Cheryl — 77 Hughes, PaulP. — 91, 117 Hults, Elizabeth A. — 91, 194, 195 Humphries, Gwen L. — 65, 1 1 6 Hunter, Brian — 39 Hunter, Terry — 39, 127 Huntley, laureen M. — 91 Hurlburt, Stephen — 1 59 Hurtado, Ana — 77 Hurtodo, Gerardo — 65, 1 58, 1 80 Hurtodo, JoseM. — 91 Hutchinson, Marcio A. — 91 Ibarra, Salvador — 1 83 Incontro, Cynthia — 39 Ippolito, Mary Louise — 65, 1 66, 1 94, 1 67 Iriye, Kenneth — 77 Ives, Stephanie A. — 65 Jockson, David — 65 Jackson, Gory — 1 64 Jackson, Sherrone R. — 91 Jocqmin, Diann — 77 . 1 94 Jocqmin, Mork D. — 39 Jomes, Raymond Stuart — 91 Jancek, Frank A. — 1 59 Jancek, Jane E. — 65, 1 27 Jancek, Jill — 72,77 Jennings, Charles T. — 91 Jensen, Debbie — 65 Jensen, Jenniffer L. — 91 Jimenez, Rebecca S. — 77 , 39 Jiminez, Danny — 48, 1 58 Johannes, Merri L. — 77 Johannessen, Nancy A. — 65. 60 Johnson, Bryan L. — 77 Johnson, J. Croig- 91, 181, 175 Johnson, Janice J. — 91 Johnson, Kothryn L, — 39 Johnson, Kimberly — 39, 51, 1 10, 113 Johnson, Scott — 77. 1 59, 1 80, 1 92 Johnson, Steven R. — 77 Johnson, Terry C. — 77 Johnston, Billy — 77 Johnston, Cheryl — 39, 1 45 Jones, David E.— 159, 181 Jones, Jeff — 77 Jones, Melody J. — 77 Jones, Robert R, — 77 Jones, Sherry — 77 , 1 1 7 Jones, Tommy — 39 Jones, Yvonne — 66 Journey, Floyd Allen — 77 Kompo, Ann — 91,116 Kompo, John C. — 77 Kane, Patrick T. — 66 Kaplan, Roger J. — 66, 1 28, 60 Koszycki, Donno L. — 77 Koszycki, Ricky — 39 Keller, Gene G. — 91 Kelley, Darrell Wayne — 39 Kelley, Linda D. — 91 Kelley, Teresa — 78 Kelly, Andrew P. — 66, 1 58 Kelly, Patricio — 161 Kelly, Patrick J. — 66 Kelly, Susan C — 91, 165, 195 Kenney, Kothy- 72,78 Khreich, Emon — 66 Kibby, Janet— 77, 167 Kibby, Judith F — 167 King, III, William — 66 King, Robert — 66 King, Terry — 1 73, 1 72, 33, 39, 1 22, 1 27 King, WaydeB. — 77 Kirk, Stephen H. — 153, 40, 44, 145, 151 Kisylio, Jerome T. — 66 Kierulff, LisoM, — 84, 91 Klem, Kevin — 77 . 186 Klement, Lmdo — 66 Klement, Margaret — 91 Knight, Lynn — 91 Knutson, Brendo K — 78 Knutson, Karen L, — 91 Koebnck, Arthur W. — 78 Koebnck, Goil — 30, 40, 1 35, 1 71 Koegel, JeHrey— 78, 192 Kooker, Wayne E. — 66, 1 58 Kootstro, Phihp — 78 Koulentis, Spiro — 78 Kovolesky, Chris P. — 66 Kneger, Karen Sue — 65, 66, 1 66, 1 67 Krog, Madeleine — 1 94 Krotzer, Patricia Ann — 91, 160, 161, 171 Lo Palomento, Joseph — 91 Laborde, Mory — 66 Locombe, Brian K. — 66, 1 74 Logunas, Denise G. — 78 Logunos, Noel — 66, 1 83 Lamb, Julie A. — 91, 109 Lamb, Tracy — 66 Lambdin, Karen — 78 Lambdin, Kris — 91 Lambert, Marcus — 33, 40, 1 45, 1 52, 1 53 Lambert, Mary A. — 78, 161 Lance, Deborah K. — 66, 1 1 7 Lance, Laurie S. — 91, 116 Lanctot, Lori — 64, 66, 11 0, 1 1 3, 1 66, 1 67, Lanctot, Roymond — 76, 78, 1 1 7 Langston, Rondy — 181 Lapalme, Steven G. — 182 Larsen, Jacquhne — 40, 1 1 6 Larsen, Pia — 167 Lash, Karin Stacey — 66, 1 70, Lovison, Louis E. — 91, 159 Lawrence, Jeanne L. — ■ 91 Lawson, Melody — 9 1 Le Masters, Kimberly — 40, 117 Lee, Dana — 91 Lee, Laura — 40, 145 Legrond, Jeffrey — 159 Leitch, James — 174 Leon, Brian Patrick — 1 28, 1 45, 1 52 Leon, Cynthia — 66 Levingston, Gregory J. — 183 ,: ■- Levingston, Kathleen — 40, 1 17 Levy, Carolyn — 116 Lewis, Derek — 92, 159, 181 Lewis, Nathan E. — 84,92, 175 Libenno, Mory F — 1 1 7 Lichtenwolter, Leonn — 92 Lm, Williom E. — 192 Lindemuth, Brad O. — 66, 1 72 Lindemuth, Bret E. — 66, 1 79 Lindemuth, Rhonda R. — 92 Lindemuth, Rickey L. — 66, 1 58, 1 72, 1 73 Lindley, Grant T. — 92 Lindley, Megan — 66, 1 27 Lindsay, Darnel G. — 78 Lint, Kimberly J. — 92, 109 Lipshutz, Laurie E. — 92 Livingston, Lori — 92 Lo Potnello, Richard — 78 Lohberg, Sharon M. Lomheim, Carlos J. — 92, 1 59, 1 72 Long, Donna Kay — 40 Lopez, Crystal L. — 92 Lopez, Danny — 66 Lopez, Ernesto — 66, 1 73, 1 72 Lopez, Gabriel Lopez, Gloria — 78 Lopez, Gustavo — 35, 40, 1 58 Lopez, Marcos M. — 92, 1 59 Lorenzo, Mary — 66 Loth, John — 78, 1 59, 1 7b. 1 92 Loth, Rex P. — 92, 159 171 100 Lucio, Pamela — 64, 66, 1 66 Lucio, Shown — 40 Luisi, Linda C. — 128, 30, 41 Luisi, Lon A. — 92 Lum, Constance — 66 Lumley, Andreo Morie — 41, 127 Lumley, Leah — 78, 117, 171 Luna, Jennie T. — 67 Luquin, Olgo — 30, 4 1 Lurton, Mark — 78 Lusk, Julie — 41 Lyons, Brian — 41 Lyons, David M. — 92, 1 59 Lyons, Julie — 41, 122 Lyons, Tern — 78, 1 17, 127 Mogana, Telesforo N, — 78 Makuh, Mary — 4 1 Maldonado, James P. — 91,52, 1 74 Maldonado, Suzanne M. — 67, 1 67 Manassero, Richard — 67, 78 Morcil, Thomas C. — 41 Mannelli, Yolando — 78 Marshall, Beth Ann — 78 Martin, Theodore — 4 1 Martin, Tracy L. — 78 Mortine, Monique M. — 92 Martinez, Alfred — 78, 159, 181 Martinez, Brendo — 67 Martinez, David — 78, 1 59, 1 74 Martinez, Frank — 1 79 Martinez, Rebecca — 78 Martinez, Ronald T. — 79, 1 59 Martinez, Virginia S. — 92 Mason, Christine — 42, 1 1 1 , 1 1 2, I 1 3 Mota, Kathy R. — 79 Mathis, Lee — 67 Motuhch, Stephen R. — 92 Motulich, Tom D. — 1 79 McBride, Johnny L. — 42 McColl, Michael — 33, 42, 178 McCallo, Kory — 42, 1 08, 1 27 McClatchy, Cnstino — 42 McCormick,EdP — 36, 42 McCormick, Mark — 67 McCoy, Michelle — 92 McDonald, Robert — 43, 1 09 McGee, Mary — 92 McGillivray, Karen — 67 McGillivray, Susan M. — 92 McGregor, Craig — 92, 1 83 McGuire, Coleen — 79 McKee, Colleen A. —92 McKee, Knstine L. — 67 McLaughlin, John M. — 67, 183 McLaughlin, Lelia K. — 79, 127, 161, 171 McLeod, Sandra — 43, 1 09 McColl, KelleyL. — 79 McCormick, Theresa — 79 McNitt, Michael G. — 43 Medina, Petro — 79 Meldrum, Michelle D. — 92 Meston, Mike — 79 Middleton, Nancy H. — 92 Mikoloski, Anno — 43 Mikoloski, Theresa — 67 Miller, Russell — 43 Mirek, Thomas A. — 67, 1 62 Mireles, Minnie R. — 92 Mireles, Terry — 92 Misterly, Kcrey L. — 92 Mitchell, Roberts. — 93 Mitchell, Scott B. — 93 Mitchell, Steven L. — 92, 93, 1 1 7 Mobley, James E. — 93, 1 70 Moctezumo, Gerardo A. — 93, 1 59 Moe, Teresa A. — 79 Moltz, Grelchen — 79 Moltz, HeleneC — 93 Momberger, Evans L, Momberger, Hilary — 93 Montano, Marie F. — 67 Montano, Susan — 43 Mantes, Gloria — 93 Montes, Teresa — 79 Montgomery, L. Keith — 67 Montgomery, Troy A. — 92 Moon, Chrystol M, — 92 Mooney, Martin J. — 67, 1 58 Moore, Catherine — 1 35 Moormon, Brad C. — 79, 1 58 Moorman, Tern — 43 Morales, Araceli — 79 Morales, Stella — 79, 93 Moreno, Donald — 43, 1 57, 1 56, 1 58 Morgan, Glenda L, — 79, 108 Morgon, Lynda M. — 67, 1 08 Morken, Patricia — 79 Morocco, Cynthia — 1 35, 67, 1 09 Morocco, Roseonn M. — 1 35, 79 Morrisseau, John — 79 Morrisseou, Mane A. — 43,1 45, 168, 152 Mornssey, Michael K. Moulin, Chene M. — 93 Moynihon, Jane — 43, 1 08, 127 Moynihan, Potrick J. — 43, 46, 168 Mullen, Peter — 44 Mund, Janet — 79, 1 1 7 Murphy, Mike B, — 44 Murphy, Peter — 67 Murphy, Scott A. — 93 Murphy, Tim P, — 93, 159 Nogel, Carolyn J. — 1 24, 44, 1 1 0, 1 1 3, 1 22 Nagel, Robert R — 93, 175 Noiero, Ricardo — 93 Noiero, Roberto — 67 Naiero, Rosie — 67 Nance, Shem — 44, 67 Nopoli, Deno — 79 Natividod, Barbara L. — 93 Novo, Michael — 42, 44, 1 73, 1 72 Nemsgern, Vicky — 44, 1 45 NichoMs, Claudia P. — 79, 108 Nichols, Chad T. — 93, 1 70, 1 75, 1 86 Nieuwiandt, Jeanne — 72, 79, 1 70 Nievwiandt, Kathy — 44 Norman, David — 79, 181 Norman, Kevin D, — 93 Normandeou, Denise — 30, 44, 110, 113 Normondeau, Joseph A. — 159, 175 Normandeou, Michelle — 67, 1 67 Nycum, Suson — 72, 79 OHaro, Potrick — 1 75, 72, 79 O ' Connor, Danielle — 79, 1 1 7 Glove, M Olgo — 67 Olove, Mono E. — 44 Olds, Richard — 44 Olivos, Delaine — 79, 1 35 Olivier, James — 44, 1 49, 1 79 Olson, Kathleen — 44, 161 Olson, Lorroine — 79 Olson, Richard — 170 Orosco, Diana D. — 94, 1 1 6 Orosco, Lisa D. — 94 Orozco, Angelica — 79 Ortego, Johnny — 79 Ortiz, Armando — 45 _ Ortiz, Christopher L. — 94, 1 59 Ortiz, Gilbert — 94 ' - Otto, Christian — 45 Oviedo, Christine M — 94 Owen, Mary C. - — 94  Ozima, PoulK. — 45 Ozima, Shori — 79, 1 1 6 Ozima, Wesley — 94 Poce, Patricio L. 1 Pocheco, Patricia — 68 1 Pocheco, Robert R. _ 80 % Padilla, Jacinto — 182 L Podilla, LucioS. — 94 Pogliarello, Alfonso — 1 58 Pogliorello, Cheryl A. — 80 Palacios, Nick — 68 Poppas, Richord — 60, 68, 1 79 Paradise, Elizabeth 45, 5 1 , 1 27, 1 35 Parker, April — 94 Parkin, Nyla — 45 Porkin, Steven W. — 84, 94, 1 1 7 Parmenter, Todd — 80 Potcho, Rhonda — 80, 1 67, 1 94 Potterson, Cheryl I — 94 Potion, Janet E, — 94 Potton, Lorelei M. — 43, 1 45 Poull, Nancy — 37, 43, 160 Peorman, Melody A. — 80 Peorman, Noncy L. — 94 Pearson, Craig — 94 Pebley, June — 72, 80, 112, 113, 167 Peltier, Danno — 80 Perolto, Patricio Ann — 68 Perolta, Thomas R. — 94 Perez, Albert — 158 Perez, Bedsido M. — 94 Perez, Daniel — 80, I 1 7, 1 59 Perez, Eliseo — 80 Perez, Rebecca — 80 Perez, Roy D. — 94 Perfecto, Agustin — 94 Perfecto, Leoncio — 80 Perry, Bort — 68 t ' Sis- Perry, Debbie S. — 68 Phillips, R. Neil— 175, 186 Phillips, Teresa L. — 94, I 09 Pino, Barbara — 80 Pina, Rosemone — 45 Pinckney, David S. Jr. — 94, 1 70, 1 86 Pinkley, Julie Ann — 68 Pintus, Kenneth James — 94, 91 , 1 70, 486 Piovet, Tonio R. — 68 Polls, Susan — 45 Porter, Michael — 80, 1 09, 117 Postlethwoit, Sheila — 94 Powell, Charles — 80 Powell, Christian L. — 94 Prodo, Daniel — 80 Press, Morione — 60, 68, 1 09 Pretto, Patricia A. — 94, 108 Prewift, Volerie — 95 Pnngle, Susan — 72, 80 Procopio, Joyce Mane — 94 Procopio, Mark — 68 Prosch, Ted F. — 96 Puckett, Noncy — 68 Puentes, Mono — 94 Puettmon, Lynn Mane — 67, 80, 1 60 Puettmann, Lisa — 68 Pyles, Annette — 96, 108 101 Quinonez, Carlos — t 58, 96, 1 08 Quinlero, Helen — 68, 80 Roby, Brion Joseph — 1 83 Raddatz, Mark — 46 Roddotz, Michoel J. — 80, 159 Rombo, Roger E. — 94 Rongel, Anno M. — 94 Rongel, Anthony Jr. — 46, 94 Rongel, Ismoel — 94 Ransom, Mark C. — 46 Reed, Jen Ellen — 46, 109 Rees, Celeste — 46, 68 Reeves, Deboroh J. — 95 Reeves, Michael — 1 1 7, 68, I 72 Reiter, Francis — 30, 46, I 68 Reiter, Karl A. — 80, 1 68, I 86 Reiter, Lisa A. — 89, 90, 95 Reyes, Diane M. — 80 Reyes, Kathy A. — 47 Reyes, Monuel — 80 Reynolds, David B. — 68 Rezo, Viviono — 80, 1 89 Rice, Kelly — 68 Rice, Robin L. — 80 Rickerl, Maureen F. — 68, 1 67 Ricklef, Cheryl — 68 Ricklef, David — 80 Ricks, Katharine Ann — 47, 1 60 Rigby, Laura L. — 94 Rigby, Mary Lynn — 47 Riggs, Barbara — 80, 117 Rios, Anno — 95 Rios, Michael L. — 95, 181 Rios, Rosa — 68 Rivero, Armando — 80, 1 28 Rivera, Luis Eduardo — 80, 1 62, 1 63 Rivera, Maria — 95 Robb, Carinna — 95 Roberts, Chorlene — 68 Roberts, Denise — 8 1 , I 86 Roberts, Jeonette — 30, 1 28 Roberts, Jeonette K. — 68, 47 Roberts, Paul Deon — 68 Robles, Ernest — 1 58 Robles, Potricio — 68 Robles, Renee — 47 Rock, Cathy — 47, 127 Rodorte, Monlyn — 47 Rodas, Sonio R. — 81 Rodriguez, Anno V. — 95 Rodriguez, Arthur — 69 Rodriguez, Gerord — 47, 1 82 Rodriguez, Mark A. — 158 Rodriguez, Norman — 1 56, I 58 Rodriguez, Rochel — 81 Rodriguez, Roberta C. — 47 Rodriguez, Ronn J. Rojo, Gretchen L. — 95 Romero, Doreen — 95 Romero, Jesus — 1 83 Romo, Catherine B. — 95 Roney, Leslie Ann — 69 Resales, Steven A. — 81 Rosas, Dovid — 69 Rosas, Richard — 81 Rosas, Steven C. — 192 Rosouer, Donald — 8 1 Rosauer, Susan — 69. 1 1 7 Rosenblum, Cheryl — 81 Rosner, Scott R. — 95 Rosner, Susan E. — 81 Ross, Sheryl M. — 69 Roth, Jessie Lee — 47 Roundtree, Cynthio A. Rowell, Ronald P. — 95 Rowles, Roger M. — 81 Rubin, Matthew S. Rudolph, Eugene F. — 95, 1 74 Rudolph, Stocy L — 95, 91 , 1 70, 1 86 Rueloz, Martin — 95 Ruggles, John P. — 95 Ruiz, Juan Carlos — 95, 1 83 Rule, Trocy C. — 95 Runneols, Rondy Rutecki, Sondro L. — 48, 1 1 7 Sable, Jennifer L. — 95 Sable, Tommy — 48 Sobo, John — 81 102 Sodamitsu, Darrel I. — 95 Sogara, Gerald — 81, 181 Solcido, Jorge A. — 95 Somp, Donno — 81 Sanchez, Andres — 95, 1 83 Sanchez, Marvin — 8 1 Sonchez, Roberto — 69 Sanchez, Sandra L. — 95 Sandoval, Dorio — 69 Sandoval, Jose O. — 95, I 62 Sandoval, Leonardo — 69, 1 62 Sandoval, Martha — 95 Sondovol, Rosa — 95 Sontoyo, Irene — 81 Scarborough, Connie — 48 Schoefer, Jr., William E. — 96, 1 59 Schorlin, Lisa M. — 84, 96 Schorlin, Ross — 69 Schotz, John — 48 Scheidler, Mark — 96, 135 Schelske, Kevin D. — 69 Scherer, Shannon —135,1 22, 36, 48, 1 61 , 1 71 Schlesinger, Julie L. — 69, 64 Schlesinger, Robyn — 96 Schmidt, Lisa Ann — 67, 69 Schmidt, Valerie L. — 48, 1 60 Schneider, Harvey J. — 96 Schneider, Sandra — 81 Schofield, Dale E. — 81 Scholle, Mory Koy — 96 Schreyer, Denise L. — 81 Schreyer, Kimberly A. — 48 Schroeder, Judy C. — 81,82 Schumann, Anthony — 96 Schwartz, Richard W. — 69 Scott, Julio Chrisfin — 69, I 1 7 Scott, Nancy E. — 96, 117 Scott, Robin — 48 Seocord, Debro Lee — 69 Seal, Drew — 81, 159, 192 Seorle, Deboroh J. — 81 Seligo, Denise C. — 96 Seligo, Yvonne — 69, 109 Sellmeyer, Lyn M. — 81 Serofine, Steven — 48 Shade, Rick — 81, 174 Shafer, Pomelo S. — 96 Shoff, Deanna Lynn — 96 Shoff, Jeonnie — 48 Show, Larry E. — 69, 180 Sheo, Kevin M. — 96 Sheffield, Stephen — 69 Shiotani, Mark — 81 Shipley, Glen — 82 Shipley, Steve Hole — 48 Siewerd, Diana — 82, 1 94 Stiva, Alexandra — 82 Silva, James — 47, 48, 1 62, 1 63 Simmons, Shelly A. — 49 Sims, Jody D. — 96, 159 Singley, Donald R. — 48, 49, I 57, 1 58 Singley, Kathleen — 82, 1 67 Skelly.Mork — 96, 181 Skourtis, Constatine — 82, 181 Skowronski, Deborah — 96 Slemp, Christina — 69 Slemp, Kim A. — 96 Slemp, Kirk — 49, 1 27, 1 58, 1 82 Slikker, Lorrainie A. — 96 Sloon, Linda — 69 Sloan, Louie E. — 49 Small, Catherine — 49, 160 Smissen, Scott A. — 69 Smith, Brian D. — 49 Smith, Bruce — 49, 76, 158 Smith, Jodi Lynn — 69 Smith, Kenneth M. — 96, 1 74 Smith, Robert J. — 96 Smith, Steven — 82 Smith, Teresa — 82, 194 Snow, Poulo — 69, 62, 1 09 Snyder, Gregory L. — 36, 50 Solorio, Stella — 82 Sonno, Frank — 50 Sorino, Mory E. — 96 Southerly, John — 69 Speck, Kothenne — 50 Spencer, R. Coyet — 82, 117 Spirrison, Stacy — 69, 1 60, 1 94 Stock, Kevin — 50 Stocy, Kevin D. — 69 Slonge, Tom — 69, 1 09, 1 68 Stopieton, Julio — 50 Steigner, David — 82, 1 59 1 Stem, Naom( A. — 82, 116 Steinhardt, Jeryl E. — 96 Steinhardt, Pamela J. — 69 Sterling, Deboroh L. — 82 Sterzer, Debra L. — 96, 1 22, 1 94 Stewart, Jeffrey — 50 Stewart, Joel M. — 82 Stickles, Gale A —96, I 16 Stinson, Roger — 82 Stoll, Maureen — 50, 127, 161, 194 Stone, Edward J. — 50, I 27 Stoner, Cathy — 72, 82 Stoner, Jennifer L. — 67, 69, 64, 1 66 Stout, Bradley — 69 Stout, Kim — 82 Stout, Stocey E. — 96, 167 Strain, Sheri Lynn — 84, 96, 1 1 7 Sturgeon, Cattierine — 50 Sturgeon, Eva D. — 82,117 Sturgeon, Joseph — 70 Sturms, Matt W. — 60, 70, 1 5 1 , 1 52 Sussman, Steven — 82, I 75 Sutter, Jeff — 50 Swanson, Ann Kathleen — 128,48,51, 110, 113 Tidweil, John — 82 Tobias, Dana M. — 97 Tobias, Lisa — 83 Torpy, Janet — 83 Torres, Heliodoro — 97 Torres, Jose — 51, 158 Torres, Sandra M. — 97 Tourne, Dick — 30, 5 1 , 1 45, 1 68 Townsend, Shawn S. Trainer, John — 83 Tropp, Laurie — 83 Trax, Abby — 52 Trax, Carolyn — 72, 83 Triplett, Greg — 70 Tucker, Mark A. — 83 Unruh, Janet — 83 Unruh, John — 52 Urquhart, Sandra — 52, 145 Valdez, Rebecca — 83, 116 Voldez, Steven G. — 70, 1 68 Volen, Sinclair J. — 97, 1 64 Valverde, Jerry — 52, 1 78 Van Houten, Catherine — 97, 1 08, I 94 Van Sant, Laurie J. — 83, 1 16 .. If Swanson, Diane L. — 96 Swanson, Wendy L. — 82, 160 Sweeney, Kelly — 82, 1 1 6 Szymborski, Scott — 96 Szymborski, Susan — 70 li Tait, Bruce Mitchell — 82 l Tait, Philip Andrew — 70,117 i: Tam, Dons Y. — 82 I Topia, Hermolmda — 82, 1 65 Topia, Senaida — 82, 96 Taplin, Cheryl — 82 Taplin, Cynthia — 51 Torr, James — 51 Toylor, Kevin B. — 96 Tebay, David — 82, 159, 181, 180 Tebay, Karen — 51 , 1 66 Tellez, Tony — 82 Tenner, Teresa L. — 70, 1 1 1 , II 3, 1 65, 1 71 Thielmann, Caitlin J. — 66, 165, 194 Thielmann, Colin J. — 51 , 52 Thomas, Con — 82 Thomas, Frank — 70 Thomas, Peggy L. — 96, 1 1 7 Thornton, Cynthia M, — 96 Thow, David A. — 1 68, 1 86 Tiano, Anthony — 70 Tiano, John J, — 82 Ticer, Rhonda K. — 97 Tidwell, Hugh — 51 Vonderham, Lisa B. — 70, 117 Vanderpol, Daryl — 97, 1 08 Vorelo, JohnG. — 70, 158 Vortanion, Blake — 49, 52, 1 28 Varlanion, Dennis — 70 Vortanion, Michael — 70 Vosquez, Alice M. — 97 Vosquez, Pedro — 83, 1 92 Vasquez, Regina — 83 Venegas, Carlos M. — 52, 145, 162 Vernon, Todd — 83 Villaran, Virginia L. — 83 Villorreal, Diana — 53 Villorreol, Javier P. — 97 Villorreal, Jr , Oscar — 97, 1 83 Villorreol, Rudy— 128 Villegas, Richard L. — 70 Villegas, Rosemorie G. — 83, 116 Vincent, Maevene — 83, 1 1 6 Virgoe, Brad Curtis — 70 Wach, Dawn D— 71, 110, 1 12, 1 13 Woch, Diane L. — 71, 111,113 Wade, Mark A —71 Wode, Poul M. — 97 Wagner, Tina — 97 Wolcek, Ed — 52 Waleiko, Kathleen — 97 Waleiko, Laurie — 81,83, 116 Wohszek, Nancy — 7 , 1 17 135 -83 Wallace, James W. Jr. — 70, 1 20, 1 58, 1 73 Walsh, Devin T. — 97, 1 70, 1 86 Wolsh, Robert J. — 83 Walters, Jean M — 30, 53 Walz,Gary — 53 Worren, Barbara A — 30, 53, 11 0, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Warren, Gncel — 97 Wesson, Deonno L. — 83, Watkins, Laura A. — 83 Weotherwax, Stephen A. Weaver, David A. — 97 Weaver, Samuel A. — 83 Weber, Kelly A. —97 Weber, Linda M, — 71 Weber, Susan E. — 83 Weidler, Jomes D. — 97, 1 64 Weidler, Stephen E. — 97, 164 Weidman, Jennifer L. — 97 Weidmon, Kelly A. —83 Weidner, David Peter — 1 58 Weismonn, Jeffrey P. — 60, 71 Weismann, Julie— 135, 167, 171,71 Weiss, SoroN. — 83 Welch, SheriL— 97 Wellman, Deno M, — 83 Welsh, Jeff — 97 Welty, Sherry L. — 97 Wendell, R. Lawrence — 1 70 Werner, Charles R. — 71 West, Donell — 53, 192, 195 West, Donnie — 83 Westberg, Todd A. — 97, 1 81 Westerling, EarlB. — 97 Wholen, Diane C — 71 Wheeler, Mork A. — 83 Wheeler, R. H. Kathleen — 53, 1 1 1 , 1 1 3, 1 27 Whipple, Jeffrey A. — 97 Whiteside, Matthew L. — 97, 181 Whitney, Borbara A. Whittaker, Donna — 97, 1 1 7 Wickham, Kenneth Wilder, Susan Beth — 71 Williams, Bernie — 97 Williams, Dennis L, — I 74 v 1 Williams, John — 53,69 . ' Williams, Lori — 59 Williams, Shelly A. — 89 Williams, Wendell — 70, 1 80 Williamson, Robin — 83 Willson, Kimberly S, — 97, 108 Wilmeth, Debbie — 54 Wilson, Lori M. — 97 Wilson, Michael — 83 Winney, Brian L. — 97, 159 Winney, Chet A. — 97, 1 59, 1 74 Winney, Judith A. — 83 Winstead, Mark — 97 Winterlmg, Nancy — 59, 1 10, 1 1 3, 1 53 Witt, Croig — 83 Witt, Edword — 59, 71 Witte, D. Scott — 71 Woehler, Linda — 83 Wood, Jeffery— 71 Worker, Joanna R. — 97, 1 1 7 Worker, John — 35, 54, 1 27 Wright, Colleen — 54 Wright, Mark L. — 83 Xavier, Michelle — 84, 97 Yomonaka, Elva — 97 Yarbrough, Dennis — 54, 71,1 74 Yorbrough, Raymond — 97 Yarbrough, Steve — 59 Ybarra, Donald R. — 97 Yeakle, Mark — 71 Yffert, Joey— 36, 158 Yffert, Melody C. — 83 Yffert, Merrie — 71 Yin, Jock— 52 Yin, Jenny C. C, — 83 Youlton, James Jr — 97, 1 70, 1 86 Young, Cyndee M. — 71 Young, Julie — 71 , 116 Y5las,Mary E. — 97 Zamoro, Romono — 83 Zamoro, Robert — 54, 1 79 Zovolo, Morisa — 54 Zavala, Regina — 83, 1 1 2, 1 1 3 Zepedo, Julie — 97 Zierer, Clifford E. — 97, 1 1 7, 1 35 Zierer, Kotrino E. — 54 Zrinski, Craig A. — 97 Znnski, Richard — 83, 159, 192 Zwiller, Robert — 97 103 G x f.b . r Xi r - JOX ' m 3 0 k ' °SC . ,i sJN 4 cp 0 - r 6 ■ ' ■..-v- T 5l S ?. mmm %- n ° Vo So vM M e 5? _ ' ■i : ' oad kC d ; rat :v6 ' © SPIRIT ' n 105 DRAMA TICS TR O UPE EXCE SPIRIT 106 :S IN PERFORMANCES The Dramatics Department was very active this year, putting on three plays. The fall play, Barefoot in the Park, v as very successful. Also performed by the troupe was Lovers and Other Strangers, which performed for classes and groups as well as for the school. The big event of the year was the spectacular productions of OKLAHOMA, brilliantly directed by Stan Crane. Pictured are various scenes from Lovers and Other Strangers. SPIRIT 107 BELIEVE IN MUSIC Ch loir Front, left to right: Kim Wilson, Sheliah Aronan, Belinda Harper, Laure Lee Clark, Annette Pyles, Linda Morgan, Donno Cruz, Claudia Nichols, Patty Pretto, Dory I Vender pool, Cheryl Ellison. Back, left to right: Pom Borst, Shelly Williams, Kothy Van Houten, Christie Carver, Charles Cruz, Poulo Brown, Kory McColla, Jayne Moynihon, Sue Gilbert. ' 3a :k ' r; -- . ' .- a ir ' ' ?: : i«!p:??5 ' :V3 i Srf: f I i .. .. Under the direction of first year-tiger, Mr. Kean, the music department gave outstanding concerts throughout the year. Chamber Singers, Choir, and Girls ' Glee put forth many hours of rehearsals to please their audiences. Highlight performances were the Christmas and Spring Concerts. Other outstanding performances included caroling at a large shopping center, singing at festivals, pop concerts, and the Renaissance Fair. SPIRIT 108 Girls ' Glee Glenda Kim Lint Morgan, Terry Phillips, Linda Morgan, Kim Fishach, Donna Cruz, Eyonne Seliga, Cindy Morocco, Terry Dunn, Sheliah Cronan, Shelly Gronan. Chamber Singers Donna Cruz, Paula Snow, Mike Porter, Jen Reed, Sandy McLeod, Matl Freeman, Rey.i.j f.; ' .,.- , John Williams, Margie Press, Bob McDonold, Julie Lamb, Tom Stange, Loretta Swiff. SPIRIT 109 Members of the Varsity Cheer squad include: (Top, left picture) Top row, I to r: Lori lanctot, Coleen Cole. Middle: Kim Johnson, Debbie Brodwhow. Bottom: Down Wach. Not pictured: Kory McCaJlo. [Top, middle) Varsity cheer demonstrates a climb. (Top, left) Songleaders show their pretty smiles as they proct ice an ending for one of their many routines. Songleaders were: (Middle, I to r) Barbara Warren, Ann Swanson, Nancy Winterling, Carolyn Nagel, Lynn Harris, and Denise Normondeau. (Right) Pepsters serenade the stands at one of the many interesting pep rallies. (Opposite poge) {Bottom, left) Flogtwirlers move their flags in time with the music. (Bottom, right) Flog twirlers (I to r) Marie Morrisseau, Michelle DiSonte and Chrissy Moson practice cheers ofter school. 110 SPIRIT (Right) The Volencia Mascots were: (I to r) Lila Dioz and Teresa Tenner. The Flog- Twirlers were: (I to r) Chrissy Mason, Michelle DiSante, Kathy Wheeler, Diane VVoch, Lisa Hatch and Marie Morrisseau. (Middle, right) Pepsters take on new roles as Valencio ' s mighty football team. PEPSTERS KEEP SPIRIT GOING With the hard task of keeping Valencia ' s spirit going, the pepsters devoted many hours serving the school. During the summer all squads attended camp to improve their skills and to learn new techniques. After school started, the pepsters set out to support all sports equally. Pepsters also performed entertaining pep rallies to recognize the ath- letes and promote school spirit. SPIRIT 1 1 1 (Top) JV Cheerleaders were: (I to r) Joyce Alspauch, Kelly McCall, Moyre Alice Ghee, Monico Aguirre, June Pebley and Regino Zavala. (Middle, right) Freshman Cheerleaders include Frosh Pam Borst. Middle, I to r: Kelly D, Valerie Corlson Di Sidoki. Bottom: Shelly Williams. The pepsters perform to the Alma Mater. (Middle, left) One of the many traditions Valencia is proud of. (Bottom, left) Pepsters Shelly Williams, Mayre Alice Ghee, Chrissy Mason, Dawn Woch, and Bar- bara Warren sing a story about foot- ball game. (Bottom, right) At the Homecoming pep roily, pepsters old and new lead the stonds in cheers. U SPIRIT I 113 Co-Captain Leanna Gilbert Tigeretts practiced hard to put on outstanding performances. The 1976-77 Drill Team consisted of new members, a new advisor and only four returning. As a new group o cfiallenging year of pep, pride and enthusiasm was definitely a hard task to do. Under the direction of a new advisor, Pam Lewis, an alumni of Valencia, led the Drill Team which represented the school in competitions throughout the year. SPIRIT 114 TIGERETTES MO VE TO MUSIC SPIRIT 1 1 - ) r n .■U gflhrfniit.l HB«y - DWHMllttiHac;.ll«Alium(by Jh« ma rX ' if- . JL H ' i i AoiTO MiAfi lSbxs )M,iVlli Bn , ilwirA «««wTlwB)  i f? Band Tries Neiv Beats - This year was a time of experimenting for Valencia H.S. marching units. Enter- ing its first half-time competition ever, the band placed third as they per- formed to such tunes as Love Will Keep Us Together and the theme from the Olympics. The band also kept its fine reputation in many parades. Per- forming at Disneyland and other enter- tainment areas was another earned by the 1 976-77 band. (Left) The band entertains at half-time at a foot- ball gome. (Middle) Hard practices paid off for the bond. (Lower, left) The bond helps keep the spirit alive at a football game. A WEEK OF SPIRIT . . . A PARADE OF PRIDE i ' After a week of excitement and interesting activities, the Valencio Homecoming parade stepped off on ttie right foot. The various floots highlighted the procession that wound its way through Plocentia. Awards went lo: Grand AAorshoH ' s — Junior Class (upper, left);  Aost Original — FFA (upper, right); Most Humorous — Dfoma Club (left); and Best Theme — Sophomore Class (opp. poge, bottom). Other floots feotured were: the Senior Class (opp. page, middle left); the Freshmon Class (opp. page, upper right); and MECHA (opp. poge, upper left). (Lower, right) Jim Wallace takes advantage of throwing pies at the Homecoming Court. 1976-77 HOMECOMING COURT ' gi Ashey Sophomore Attmldant Katy DoIIard Sr. Princess Julie Lyons Debi Sterzier H . - iL I|H K ' 0fi k ' ' ( Kt . v.- ' V,- ' -; ' m yjP ' M f 5r. Prindess ijfcy k Shannon Sherer .■;.L '  a- ' -;- K ■ Her Majesty Carolyn Nagel w f 4 • A ' COR ON A TION HIGHLIGHTS HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES the 1 976 Homecoming Court was the highlight of the holftime. As an excited crowd watched on, Carolyn Nagel was announced as the new queen. (Right) Carolyn tries out her throne. (Below) Returning queen, Doreen Olivas crowns this year ' s queen. (Below, right) A surprised Carolyn. (Opp. page, left) The new queen reigns over half- time. (Right) Carolyn and her escort, Terry King. i (Below) The 1 976 Homecoming Court. J. na J. €SOfOS ijLCtrT wishes to express their appreciation to all those who have contributed to the production of this yearbook. We hope to have captured the spirit of our school and to have recorded the outstanding events of the year. 126 (Opposite page) Tesoros staff members are: Top to bottom: Petra Del- gado, Michelle Di Sante, Lynn Hams, Andrea Lumley, Megon Lindley, Dan Geduld, Jane Jancek, Tern Lyons, Vicki Coker, Lilo Dioz, Terry King, Terry Hunter, Cathy Rock, Kris Hall, Coleen Cole, Liz Paradise, Kirk Slemp, Kory McCalla, Jane Moynihan, Kathy Levmgston, Maureen Stoll, Lilo McLaughlin, Kathy Wheeler, Ed Stone, John Worker, and Carson Christie. Not shown: Erik Bell, Stan Davis, Paul Gilbert, Gus Lopez, Mike Nova, and Renee Robles. 127 76- ' 77 EL TIGRE STAFF Rudy Villarreal, Jannette Roberts, Jon Dexter, Regino Ashie, Blake Vartanian, Anne Swanson, Mark Halvorson, Jamie Dougherty, Kent Coules, Brian Leon, Armondo Riveria, Linda Luisi, Roger Kaplan, Emilie Disen, John Fumo, Pat Burke JO URNALISTS BRING HOME HONORS Along with fulfilling their duty of publishing the school newspaper, the El Tigre staff performed well in writing contests that they entered. The staff placed second in the Orange County Journalism Education Association write- offs. Outstanding journalists throughout the year were editor Brian Leon, Kent Coules, Jeannette Roberts, and Linda Luisi. SPIRIT 129 CSF (Top right) CSF officers for this year were: (l-r) Pot Kelly, Jeonnette Roberts and Regma Ashie. (Middle) CSF odvisor, Mr. Drummond. (Below right) Art Club members (l-r) Jennie Chen, Petunya Scaled- wog, Thoo Beie, Nancy Puckett, Denise Seliga, Cheri Moulin. il AR T CL UB BOWLING CLUB (Top) Bowling Club members (l-r) Mr. Fischer, Andrea Lumley, Scott Mitchell, Mark Ransom, Renee Robles, Sybille Granzhorn, Roger Kaplan, and Mr. Holmes. (Bottom left) Bowling Club advisor, Mr, Fischer. (Bottom right) Members Mark Ransom and Scott Mitchell watch teammates bowl. SPIRIT 131 FORENSICS Valencia ' s Forensic Teom performed well in all their con- tests. Participating in the Orange County Speech League and the Notional Forensics League, the well-rounded teom placed high in oil contests. Members were: (right, I to r) Doug Gavel, Wayne Normon, Mike Grismer, Tina Leon, Mike Meston, Kim Beoudry, Carolyn Levy, Gail Evans, Jeonnette Roberts ond Jomi Dougherty. Not pic- tured were Pat Moynihan and Bob Edwards. Advisor was Mr. DeNike. SPIRIT 132 FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1 1 I ONAL AGR I CULTURE CPART IENT LEHC HIGH SCHOOL FUTURE W FAR  ERS OF A., ERICA PLACEm h CHAPTER ■( FFA, one of the more active clubs at Valencia, is for students interested in a future in agriculture. Club members learn to care for animals. Many of the stu- dents sell their animals to make money or enter them in competitions. Valencia is known for having one of the best FFA groups in Orange County, and has pro- duced many prize-winning animals. (Top) Club members include: Front: Bronco, the steer. Bottom row, I to r: Tommy Guggenmos, Lynn Sellmeyer, Cathy Gardner, Dora Anderson, Mike Controneo, Scott Holspough, Michelle Smith, Jo Anno Worker, Kim Schreyer, Mr. Horan. Back row: Danny Nieuwiandt, Kim Barton, Yvette Collins. i SPIRIT 133 The Future Business Leaders of America suffered a loss in members but remained very active. Fund raisers included a car wash and a dance after the annual Powderpuff game. Members also attended the annual convention in April. Members were (right, I to r) Mr. Whitescarver, Ron Giroux, Jeff Halsteod, Pot Moynihon and John Fumo. (Top left) French Club members find themselves caged in during a trip to Universal Studios. (Top right) Kris Hall, Girls ' League Vice-President, discusses plans for Sadie Hawkins. (Bottom) Pat Moynihan and Jeff Halsteod go over upcoming events for FBLA. ' SPIRIT 1 34 FRENCH CLUB This year ' s French Club set long range goals for the future. One of these goals is raising enough money to pay for a trip to a French speaking country. To raise money, the group sponsored a garter sale, and sucker sales. With the help of their advisor, Mr. Davis, club members improved speaking techniques and learned about French culture. Club members were: Top, I to r: Tovio Hurtodo, Mark Borreco, Cliff Zierer, Mark Scheidler. Middle, I to r: Jenny Chen, Deonno Wesson, Sue Hill, Sybille Gonzhorn, Cathy Moore. Bottom: Mr. Davis. GIRLS LEAGUE Girls League wos one of the most active clubs on compus. Among their many activities, they sponsored Sadie Hawkins and the Senior tea. They also sold candy apples at football games to raise money. Girls League members were: Bottom, I to r: Mrs. Lawson, Regino Ashie, Cindy Morrocco, Nan Morocco, Gail Koebrick, Jenny Arnold, Liz Parodise, Jamie Dougherty, Mrs Kerby. Top, I to r: Monica Aguirre, Delaine Olivas, Rosie Gomez, Julie Weissman, Shannon Scherer. SPIRIT 135 LOS AZTECAS (Top row, t-r) Sr. Valadez, Silvia Gon- zales, Alicia Becerra, Mona Rivira, Lucia Podilla, Rita Gusman, Sr. Wladimir Mujica, Yolonda Escamilla, and Rita Aguirre. (Front row, l-r) Arturo Cortez, Lupe Reviz, Salvador Barnga, Sophia Hernandez, and Ruben Hernandez. (Below MECHA members l-r) Steve Rosoles, Debbie Felipe, Alicia Garcia, Cidi Perez, Lupe Sandoval, (in bock) Lupita Acevedo and Laura Garcia. Above right, Lupito Acevedo and left Sr. Vala- dez. MECHA r Bk i IH hk. J rii:?i:4;; SPIRIT 136 LETTERMAN ' S CLUB in Euairi ' (Right) Lettermen ' s club members: (Bottom row l-r) Bob Edwards, Karl Reiter, David Weidner, Tom Bennett, Rondy Castner, Matt Sturms, Carlos Quinones, Kelly Rosas. (Top row, l-r) Colin Theilmonn, Bloke Vortonion, Tony De Leon, Bret Lindernmuth, Pat Moynihan, Dick Tournc, Jim Wallace, Mike Morrissey, Brad Lindenmuth, John Varelo, Carl Hill, Marc Lambert, and John Fumo. (Lower, left) Randy Castner models his letterman ' s jacket. SPIRIT 1 37 QUILL AND SCROLL Ouill and Scroll, a writing orgonization, is also affiliated with the El Tigre staff. Among their activities they sponsor the Christmas-time bulletin board and help with Keystones, the end of the year literary magazine. Members were: (above) Bottom, I to n Jomi Dougherty, Roger Kaplan, Regino Ashie, Middle: J eannette Roberts. Top: Bnon Leon and Ann Swonson. The Science Club wos designed for students inter- ested in careers in that field. Among their activi- ties this year wos a tasty bake sole at the begin- ning of the yeor. Members were: (right) Bottom row, I to r: John Varela, Dove Steinhart, David Norman. Top: Jim Wollace, Steve Barlow, Mrs. Koch, Robin Thorp. (Center picture) Science Club advisor, Mrs. Koch. SPIRIT 138 SAILING CLUB r«H!tf. .-.-rat .v -. .-. Under the direction of an experienced sailor. Dr. Jenkins, the sailing club bettered their soiling techniques. A few, of course, found submarining more fun than sailing itself. The sailing club offers enjoyment and learning for stu- dents who like the ocean. Members were: Bottom, I to r. Jon Dexter, Kotnno Zierer, Ed Stone, Lisa Luisi, Linda Luisi. Middle: Becky Boelmon, Mike Porter, Scott Boel- man, Roger Kaplan. Top: Leah Lumley, Toby Crover, Dr. Jenkins, Btllie Ganzhorn, Olga Luquin. (Below) Dr. Jen- kins goes over navigation techniques with the club. SCIENCE CLUB (Right) Pot Moynihon and John Fumo formed a segment of the Science Club, the Physics Club. SPIRIT 139 PEP CLUB Unfortunately, interest in the pep club faded this year. Pictured ore: Bottom, I to r: Mardee Hoist, Kelly McColl, Tom Jones. Middle: Michelle Normandeou, Barbara Warren, Julie Schlesinger, Ann Swonson, Lisa Ferch, Julie Lyons, Denise Normandeou, Moryonne Lambert, Judy Schroeder. Top: Nancy Winterling, Wendy Swan- son and Joyce Alspough. SPIRIT 140 L VICA (Left) VICA members were: Front: Mike Green. Kneeling: Ernie Robles, Dave Jackson, Gary Gay, James Mol- donado, Mr. Greenhill. Standing: Eric Andrews, Brian Broaddus, Joe Gon- zales, Phil Cherne, Tim Gerdon, Kevin Harbert, Shawn Lucio, Brian Lyons, Mark Wade, Mork Benedict, Ron Gir- oux. On cor: Mark Gupton, Mel Furr, Steve Shipley, Dorrell Kelly, Carl Hil Blake Vortanian. (Opp, page, bottom right) Ski Club advisor Mr. Grimm goes over plans for ski trips to Park City, Mammoth and other ski resorts. SPIRIT 141 JUNIORS GOT THEPOWER The Junior team played very well considering this was their first experience on a football team. There were many Juniors out for this year ' s game; maybe this was because they did not experience last year ' s game! Front, I to r; Susanne Maldonado, Maureen Rickeral, Pam Lucio, Julie Schlesinger, Diane Wach, Terri Mikoloski, Jane Jocek, Lori Lanctot. 2nd row, I to r; Madeline Crog, Mary Ippolito, Theresa Tenner, Lonny Herara, Nancy Wolcek, Susan Rosaur, Deanna Watson, Karen Lash. 3rd row, I to r: Julie Armstrong, Mordi Hoist, Lisa Pueltmon, Karen Krieger, Nancy Pucket, Brenda Martinez, Eman Khreirch, Pat Gonzoles. 4th row, I to r: Deonno Bell, Jenny Stone, Michelle Normondeou. 142 i ' ' « . f..j0!m ,P SENIORS; SMALL BUT MIGHTY! Front: Coaches David DeVillez, Paul (Hummer) Hoff and Danny Jiimenez. Back: Denise Normandeou, Chrissy Mason, Debbie Davis, Kim Shrier, Cheryl Johnston, Ameoba Dombrovskis, Jeani Waltera, Julie Lusk, Jayne Moynihcn, Kim Johnson, Nancy Winterling, Debbie Bradshaw and Cathy Small. 143 Hee Haws Invade Gym Representing the faculty was: L to T, top row; Mr. Kittilson, Mr. Cummins, Mr. Grimm, Mr. Homblin, Mr. Borning, Mr. Ocono, Mr. Phillips, and Mr. Cyrus. Foculty cheerleoders were: Mrs. Belfi, Miss Brown, Mrs. Wroight, and Mrs. Hoist. On Dec. 2, 1 976 the hard nosed faculty rode to victory with the aid of some donkeys against the class of 77. The Donkey Basketball ganne proved to be a tough, grueling battle ending in bitter defeat for the seniors. The final score showed the faculty ahead, 34-28. This all took place in the VHS gym, with every- one out just for laughs. The question sometimes asked, however, is who really won the game — the faculty, the seniors, or the donkeys. (Opposite page, top, left} Carlos Esquivel scoring two as Steve Kirk and Coach Homblin observe. (Top, right) Coach Cyrus not knowing what to do. (Middle, left) Both seniors and faculty scramble after the boll. (Middle, right) Cooch Bell finds out who is boss. (Above) Coach Borning making a pass. (Middle, right) Mr. Kittilson finding the right seat. (Middle, left) Kevin Horbert trying for two. SPIRIT 144 Representing the seniors were L to r, front; Cheerleoders Cheryl Johnston, Laura Lee Lori Potion, Vicki Nemsgern Donell West, Sandy Urquhcrt and Anita Dombrovskis. Play ers: L to r; Mark Benedict Mike Morrissey, Carlos Vene gas, Steve Kirk, Brian Leon Dick Tourne, Mike Green, Bob Edwards, Marc Lambert. SPIRIT 145 The year started with many changes for the Student Council, includ- ing a new Activities Director. Starting with meetings during the sum- mer, council members attended Leadership camp and planned the year ' s activities. Student Council sponsored Homecoming, Donkey Basketball, the Harlem Clowns, movie night, and many other activi- ties throughout the year. Another important event held by council was the school-wide raffle. 5. a GETS INVOL FED Student Council members and their office were: Bob Edwards, ASB President; Shan- non Scherer, Vice President; Karl Reiter, ASB Treasurer; Kathy Levingston ASB Sec- retory; Chip Reiter, Senior Class President; Dick Poppas, Junior Class President; Cathy Stoner, Sophomore Class President; Nathan Lewins, Freshman Class Presi- dent; Coleen Cole, Senote President; Anita Dombrovskis, Activities Commissioner; Cheryl Johnston, Publicity Commissioner; Vicky Nemsgern, Pep Commissioner; Reg- ina Ashie, Elections Commissioner; Laura Lee, Public Relations; Sally Alspaugh ond Pat Moynihan, Councilmen; Blake Vartanion, Cris McClatchy and John Fumo, CASC Representatives. SPIRIT 147 ' -nMTwrt ■,ruT1 ' jnif ' (Bottom row, l-r) Scott Boelmon, Coleen Cole, Carolyn Cole, Joyce Alspaugh. (Middle row, l-r) Helen Quintero, Deonna Armstrong, Sue Pringle, Goil Koebrick, Kathy Cole, Sheri Strain, Liso Schorlin, Jeff Weisman, Roger Kaplan, Linda Luisi, Kathy Kenny, Gricel Worren. (Top row, l-r) Jeanne Walters, Jenny Arnold, Jeannette Roberts, Sue Nycum, Dick Tourne, Arlene Cherry, Gretchen Ro|0, Wayne Norman. Not pictured: Denise Normandeau, Olga Luquin. 1976-77 ASB SENATE Boys ' State Delegate - Bob Edwards Girls ' State Delegote — Coleen Cole 148 HARLEM CLOWNS VISIT VALENCIA r. n MARCH 18th ot the V.H.S. gym, the world famous Harlem Clowns visited us with tricks and laughs. Highlighting the game is as follows; (Top left) 1 7 clown delays he game with his umbrella oct but the referee wants the game to go on. (Top right) Not tall enough; use a little team work. (Above left) Clown takes Jim Olivier for a piggy bock ride. (Above) Using tootboll techniques in a bosketboll game? Dave De Villez wonders. (Left) Clown struggles to make basket. SPIRIT 149 FFA JVEEi % - l() O P r. :V Qi ,J ov v v 0 .,,0 ' [(; h pfi 150 PR VES SUCCESSFUL SPIRIT 151 ACTIVITIES :;a v « W Jjm HF: J !ff - (Top left) Mr. Sedor smiles for camera on Holloween dress-up day. (Top right) Mike Morrissey and Brian Leon participates in Donkey Bosketball pep rally. (Above left) Student bobs for apples. (Above right) Just clowning around. SPIRn 152 INVOL VE MANY STUDENTS Throughout the 76-77 school year, there have been many activities in which many a student participates. The activities ranged from Donkey Basketball to 50 ' s day. (Left) Marc Lambert, Mark Benedict and Steve Kirk take part in 50 ' s day. (Below left) Winners of Halloween dress-up display their costumes. (Below right) Students fill lunch area with chatter. (Bottom left) Nancy Winterling is surprised by camera. (Bottom right) . A friendly laugh an|png friends. .J V £- J .. . ..VJ  - : ,o vL X ' V SPIRIT 153 Mfc-VJ X Miv ' ' 3:)(2Ai?e T j)AR4o 1 FRon ' VlilTad V]5i.d u3R;te ± oHP noRfc • ok . shh i — . I eoo c} 5f y 0 V TH l4AHM£ie 6Ad A d All X (lOOld 6AV iaJAS l obbV - f Tf d- )A5 6iZiJ _ €Xf c X doai; .-i.- ; V --C. THE Pf J2T, t S . YW A lOl-vS h ( S As. S . 6pAU, 60 =} g)Cj(- 154 • ' «w 05-i- ' c- r ' s S i -f 7£ j- c - yVo c oVc 7 9 ,C ' - - ' ' - M cf ( = Oo 4 A-,Z, J y? ; - c • •, D - toe: 1 1 yoi A ocJ f i ' wd C-thc £.63 Ar oA iT T TT l4j9ot A Good ■j-j. t- A4 F(o ( t ' 0O( iid ' yoo oJda h of flfOy- Ho s sp s s cyO liaS (X Gy f thfs md A4 - - g dAll M6 D« lO£i+ LcHot yxds Jl f Tigers Never Gave Up ' A 156 ' -i - 1 w f- «? ' r -■ ' , :, i t (Top left) Donny Moreno displays his quickness. (Top right) Injured Don Singly fights back. (Above left) Alfred Garcia leaps up to block opponents pass. (Above) Sure signs of happiness are shown on the faces of many at the Son Dimas game, Volencio ' s only win 14- 7. (Opposite page, above left) Mino Rodriguez kicks to Esperonzo as Paul Hoff blocks. Nick Garcia holds. (Above right) Mino sets for a bomb. (Left) Donny Moreno helped off field. He came bock to ploy. (Center) Mino and Coach Workman discuss strategy. (Lower) Tigers pile up in the Lattobro game. 157 Tigers Never Give Up Summer training, hard morning and afternoon practices, and dedica- tion by team and coaches were not enough to get the Tigers more than one victory this year. Besieged by injuries and tough opponents, the Tigers nevertheless carried Valencia ' s banner high, v ith pride in their team and their school. Although disappointed by defeat, they never stopped playing the game. Perhaps this is the highest tribute and praise for our fighting Tiger Teams. They ' ll be back! Varsity: (Above) 8 Vince Bradshow, 10 Scot Benedict, 14 Gerodo Hurlodo, 15 Dave Earl, 20 Carlos Quionis, 23 Tom Bennet, 24 Albert Perez, 25 Bruce Smith, 26 Mortain Mooney, 30 Danny Jimenez, 34 Rod Evans, 35 Glen Colquitt, 40 Mino Rodriguez, 43 Ernie Robles, 44 Bobby Hoff, 45 Donny Moreno, 46 Gus Lopez, 50 Paul HoH, 52 David Weidner, 54 Carlos Esqovil, 60 Andy Kelly, 62 Jose Torrez, 63 Brad Moorman, 64 Mark Benedict, 65 Woyne Kooker, 66 Dave Divillez, 70 Kevin Horbert, 71 Mark Hover- son, 72 John Elmore, 73 Joe Fernandez, 74 Steve Barlow, 75 John Varreal, 76 Mark Rodriguez, 77 Don Singley, 78 Jim Wallace, 79 Al Pagrellio, 80 Joe Ytferl, 81 Rick Lin- denmuth, 82 Mike Buelno, 83 Alfred Garcia, 84 Nick Garcia, 86 Kirk Slomp, 88 Anthony de La Rivo. 158 BODY Sophomores: (Above) In numerical order: 8 Steve Bruce, 10 Dove Tebciy, 1 2 Mike Col- Ichon, 1 7 Dove Steigner, 20 Enrique Balis, 25 Mike Burke, 26 Steve Gonzales, 30 Bob Cunningham, 35 Jeff LeGrond, 43 Freddie Martinez, 46 Drew Seal, 50 Danny Perez, 52 Jeff Bailey, 54 Alan Berdtsen, 60 Al Faleccia, 61 Bob Belfi, 62 Chris Borowskii, 64 Arthur Hernadez, 66 David Martinez, 67 Zirenski, 72 Tony Aguilar, 74 Vivlanon Raza, 75 John Loth, 76 Mike Raddotz, 78 Scott Johnson, 79 Ron Martinez. Freshmen: (Above) In numerical order: 6 Bill Belfi, 8 Rex Loth, 10 Carlos Lomheim, 12 Don Vohara, 15 Eddie DeLosReyes, 12 Steve Hurleburt, 20 Mark Buxboum, 21 Chet Winney, 23 Tony Goton, 24 Jody Sims, 25 Dene Lewis, 26 Clay Bentz, 30 Frank Jan- cek, 31 Monny Chavez, 34 Oscar Villreia, 35 Marcus Lopez, 44 Ya Yo Moctozumo, 45 Doug Colcuilt, 46 John Esses, 50 Bill Shofer, 52 Lou Louirson, 55 Chris Ortiz, 60 Joe Normandeau, 61 Dove Jones, 62 Joe Flores, 63 Tim Murphy, 64 Mike Whoner, 65 David Lyons, 66 Henry Agulor, 68 Chris Ericson, 70 Brian Winney. BODY 159 NETTERS RAIL Y TO CIF Finishing second in orange league play, the varsity girls ' tennis team went on to the third round in CIF playoffs. Hard work and a great team effort are the factors that got this team through league with only two losses. Coaching this team for the first time was Mr. Felipe Forgas. Receiving special awards this year were Kathy Ricks: Most Valuable, Lynn Puettmonn: Most Improved. Top, I to r: Mr. Forgas, Lynn Peuftmonn, Vol Schmidt, Stocy Spirnson, Karen Hood, Patty Krotzer (mgr.). Bottom, I to i Cathy Small, Wendy Swanson, Marianne Harvey, Noncy Paull. Kathy Ricks, 1 60 BODY mw ' wm After a lot of hard work, the J.V. ' s improved consid- erably in the second half of the season. Although win- ning four matches this year, they came close to many victories. Awards were given fo Pat Kelly: Most Valuable singles, Nyla Parkins and Leiia McLaughlin: Most Valuable doubles. Shannon Scherer and Maureen Stoll: Most Dedicated. Top, I to r; Mrs. Wilson, Jenny Arnold, Lelic McLaughlin, Mardee Hoist, Pat Kelly, Julie Folwell, Kathy Olson, Patty Krotzer (mgr.). Bottom, I to r: Maureen Stoll, Mary Ann Lambert, Julie Armstrong, Shannon Scherer, Diane Armstrong. Not pictured: Nyla Parkins. Far left) Kathy Olson easily returns oppo- nent ' s shot. (Upper middle) Diane Arm- strong shows good form in her forehand. (Above) LeIia McLaughlin goes up for a slam. (Lower middle) Shannon Scherer makes a good serve. (Opposite page) (Upper left) Vol Schmidt and Stacy Spirrison work together during a long match. (Right) Wendy Swanson executes a fine backhand hit. (Lower left) Kathy Ricks, star player and two time CIF entry, shows winning form. (Lower middle) Vol and Stacy walk away victori- ous. ' J-VVV. ' . BODY 161 CR OSSCO UNTR Y R UNS m f (? © ( Left to right: Leonardo Sandoval, Flovio Flores, Jose Sandoval, Tom Mirek, Mike Hoeller, Luis Rivera, Jim Silva, Rick Cisneros, Carlos Venegas, Joey Gomez. Kneeling: Coach Ocona. Teom Cap- tains: Jim Sil va. Rick Cisneros. The Valencia Varsity Cross Country teonn proved once ogam that they are indeed 1 . Finishing undefeated in league for the third straight year, the Tigers were led by All-American runner Joey Gomez, and fel- low All-American Rick Cisneros. Senior Jim Silva followed as the top runner; all were rated as All League. Being the top team in the strong Orange League, the Tigers hod a perfect shot at CIF finals. The Tiger harri- ers finished fourth in CIF Cross Country, one of the best finishes in Valencia history. (Middle left) Jim Silva, right on the heels of an oppos- ing ED runner. (Middle right) Rick Cisneros, Joey Gomez, and Luis Rivera keep up the pace to stoy ahead of the pack. (Bottom right) Valencia ' s runners display team depth, the key to all their wins. ' . - ' : : 162 BODY TO CIF FINALS - [■ (Top right) Coach Ocono discusses layout of course with Canyon coach. (Top left) Jim Silva and Joey Gomez reflect on the team ' s superior performance. (Above) Ricky Cisneros, Jim Silva, Joey Gomez and Luis Rivera widen gap between opposing team. Receiving awards were, Joey Gomez and Ricky Cisneros Co-Most Valuable Runner. Also Jim Silva received Most Inspirofionol Run- ner, Mike Hoeller received Most Improved Runner. BODY 163 FRESHMEN TAKE LEAGUE The freshmen, keeping the Valencia tradition running true, wound up their successful season with a first place in league. Not losing a single meet, they also did very well in all of the invi- tationals. Leading the freshman team in their endless string of victories was Max Guzman, Most Valuable Frosh Runner. Top, I to r: Tony Gayton, Gory Jackson, Arturo Cortez, Michael Bernal, Javier Galvan, Richard Gomez, Armondo Cortez, Steve Weidler, Coach Ocono, Sin- cloir Volen, George Flores, Armando Flores, Armando Echevarno, Joe Flores, Edgar Hernandez, Jerry Cogley. Kneelmg: Max Guzman, Jim Weidler. (Above) V.H.S. runners vie for the lead. (Upper right) Sinclair Valen helps the Tigers improve their score. (Right) Jim Weidler, Max Guzman, and Armando Echevor- fio coost through the course. 164 BODY GIRLS CC STAR TS WITH GREA T FINISH L to R: Coach Noncy Silvo, Lindo Tapio, Lpsho Adomos, Theresa Tenner, Sue Kelty, Kathy Georry, Shelly Croig, Coitlm Theil- mann, Isabel Bornga, Sophia Hernandez, Coach Ocana. Team captain was Caitlin Theilmann, Most Volooble runner was Sue Kelly. ' I (Middle left) Off to a good start with Linda Tapio, Kothy Gearry, Sue Kelly, and Goitlin Theilmann in the lead. (Middle left) Sue Kelly ond Caitlin Theilmann in the lead. (Middle left;) Sue Kelly and Caitlin Theilmann strive to gain the lead as they start up a typical CC hill. (Left) Sue Kelly hurries down the hill to keep her lead. (Above) Valencio runners stoying ohead os usual. Being the first girls ' team at Valencia, the girls got off to a great start, leaving a record that the following teams will have a hard time beating. Ending up 2nd in Orange League, the harri- ers ' only loss was to Esper- anza. BODY 165 :l WORKING TOGETHER THROUGH A TOUGH SEASON ' ■m Top, I to r: Bobette Colquitt, Peggy He lander, Kari Tebay, Deanne Bell, Miss Dunkle, Jenny Stoner, Mary Ippolito. Bottom, I to r; LorJ Lanctot, Karen Krieger, Pam Lucio, Denise Roberts. After all the hard work and effort that volleyball put into their workouts, both the varsity and J.V. teams struggled through a tough season. With only three returning varsity starters, the team lacked experience. Although they did improve as the season approached its end. Varsity was coached by Miss Dunkle, and J.V. by Miss Zamora. Receiving the varsity awards were: Kan Tebay: Most Valuable, Jenny Stoner: Coaches Award. The J.V. awards were given to: Kathy Smgley: Most Valuable, Kathy Dollard: Most Inspirational. (Upper right) Kan Tebay returns opponent ' s shot while team- mates Mory Ippolito and Pom Lucio set for opponent ' s return. (Lower right) Karen Kneger attempts to block spike. 1 66 BODY Left) Lon Lanctot hustles to score against El Dorado. (Lower left) Mary Ippolito finds out V.B, IS G gome of pom and frustrations as sfie attempts to prevent a score for the oppos- ing team. (Below) Karen Kneger blocks volley. JUNIOR- VARSITY Top, I to r: Miss Zamoro, Rhondo Polcha, Kothy Singley, Lindo Gerdon, Michelle Normandeau, Pio Lorsen, June Pebley, Janet Kibby, Bottom, I to r. Julie Weissman, Katy Doliard, Judy Kibby, Susan Moldonodo, Maureen Rickerol, Stacy Stout, Kim Beaudry. BODY 167 TIGER FISH EXPLODE Front row, I to r: Steve Valdez, John Fumo, Chuck Fett, Chip Reiter, Mike Morrissey. Top row, I to r: David Thow, Roy Borzone, Pat Moynihon, Dick Tourne, Karl Reiter, Tom Stange. i flT. • =- .: ►:,% 0 Led by the Seniors Chip Rieter, Dick Tourne, Mike Morrissey and sophomore second year lettermen Karl Reiter the team dis- played on explosive offensive. With team captain Reiter having eight goals against Orange High School and in the following week a six goal performance against Magnolia. Senior Tourne also with a big five goal tally against a good Magnolia team. Under the leadership of new head coach Tom Grimm the Tiger Sharks fought hard to tally this year ' s season. g ' ' ifeiftr « ' r ' i BODY 168 t. J t .. •s S ' ' ■d J W f ' a.. (Opp. page) Chuck Fett hustles to break ploy. (Opp. right) Tiger shark scrambles for goal. (Bottom right) Senior Roy Brozone flies to block shot. (Opp. page top left) Captain Chip Rieter gains control of the pass. (Opp. right) Goolte Karl Rieter blocks goal shot. (Below left) Senior Mike Mornssey sets for goal strike. (Below right) Head varsity coach Tom Gnmm and asst. coach Kevin Phillips command their explo- sive team. 169 Tiger Sharks Shooting for Goals j-v FROSH-SOPH J.V. FROSH-SOPH Gordon Dave Rich Scott Bob Fuller Colmon Pickney Olson Cleveland Coach George Jim Chris Ken Chad Jeff Todd Ferreras Youlton Borg Pintus Nichols Hardin Hope Jim Chuck Jay Karin Devin Mobley Warner Cruz Lash Walsh Hans Larry Stacy Greg Dan Kenny Borg Wendell Rudolph Kathy Gard Davis sner Nieuwlondt Druff 170 The VHS girls ' Field Hockey Team had o short but profitable season for 76-77. With only five returning starters from last year ' s team. This year ' s team was young but hod a strong will to learn the game. This year ' s team was coached by Miss Lucas, and Miss Evens. Bock, I to r: ( oaches Miss Lucas, and Miss Evens. Standing; Theresa Gough, Tneresa Tenner, Leah Lumely, Patty Krotzer, Jenny Arnold, Lori Lanctot. Kneeling: Gail Koelbnck, and Lelia McLaughlin. Sitting: Karen Lash, Shannon Scherer, and Julie Weismann. Not pictured: Nyla Parkin, Kathy Nieuwl- ant. VHS GIRLS FIELD HOCKEY STICKS WITH IT t-Lyl-S WfvC ' .f BODY 171 GR APPIERS ALMOST PERFECT Valencia Varsity Wrestling team took 2nd place behind El Dorado in the Orange League, one of the toughest leagues in wrestling. Their only losses in league were to Lo Habra and El Dorado. The varsity team was led by senior captain Michael Nava who was undefeated in league and took first in league finals. Three other seniors on the team were Steve Escorsega, 3rd in league; Terry King and Paul Hoff, both 4th in league. Other outstanding wrestlers were juniors Robbie Hoff, Ernie Lopez, Rick Lindemuth, and Jim Wallace all taking 2nd in league finals. BODY 1 72 (Opp. page, far left) Ernie Lopez uses a double arm bar against f)is Savanna opponent whpch resulted in a pin. (Opp. page, far right) Terry King (s shown stacking his opponent on his head. (Center) Mike Nava doing what he does best by pinning his opponent easily. (Top left) Steve Escorsego attempts his favorite move, the bonana split, against his Savonna opponent. (Top right) Rick Lindemuth shows hts opponent who IS in command. BODY 173 V. ' S FINISH STRONG SEASON i Front row, I to r: Chet Winney, Dominic Golvin, John Gollo, Dennis William, and Brian La Combe. Top row, I to r: Dennis Yorbrough, Ken Smith, Bret Lindemuth, Rick Shode, James Leitch and Eugene Kudoip. Camera shy ore David Martinez, Paul Hoff, and Colin Capmbell. I James Maldonda shows winning form, on how to pin his opponent with o head lock hip-throw [center right). David Martinez stuck in a reverse heod-lock and cranked his opponent to his bock (lower right). Bret Lindemuth riding high with a cradle (center left). BODY 174 F S SHO W THE Y ARE GR APPIERS Front row, I to r: Steve Susman, Neil Phillips, Joe Normondeau, Bryon Johnson, and Chns Enckson Back fow, I to r; Chad Nichols, Robert Nagel, Pat O ' Haro, Nathan Lewis ond John Loth. Camera shy: Chris Frank. This year ' s Frosh-Soph Wrestling Team was outstanding. Led by Coach Chuck Frazier, the team record was 6-6 overall and they finished high in team standings. The team had two outstanding wrestlers who were unde- feated in league: Robert Nagel and Chad Nichols. (Middle left) Nathan Lewis pins his Breo opponent. (Middle right) Coach Chuck Frozier looks on OS his grapplers show winning fornn. (Left) Outstanding wrestler Robert Nagel showing his pinning form. BODY 1 75 GIRLS ' BASKETBALL — ALL THE WA Y TO GIF The girls ' varsity basket- ball team is doing great this year with a 12-1 record for pre-league and Orange League so far. The coach is U.S. Silver Medalist, and All American, Nancy Dunkel. Dunkel attends Cal-State Fullerton. With six returning play- ers from lost year ' s team, this year ' s team is looking forward to the CIF playoffs, and a good year. L fo t: Vol Schmidt, Kari Teboy, Jenny Stoner, Kalhy Ricks, Pia Lorsen, Michelle Normandeau, Linda Gerdon, Wendy Swanson, Oenise Rob- erts, Coach Noncy Dunkel. f ilOf (Upper left) Vol Schmidt does jump shot over Brea opponent. (Middle) Kothy Ricks and Michelle Normandeau jump high for rebound. (Right) Kan Teboy shows great speed in beating her opponent, ond great form in her lay-up. BODY 1 76 JV ' S FIGHT TO PLACE IN ORANGE LEAGUE - M - This year ' s JV basket- ball team has shown great improvement, and prove to have a lot of talent on the court. The team is made up of all freshmen and sopho- mores, except for one starter. They have great speed and shooting ability for a JV team. Their record stands so far at 7 wins, 3 losses. The coach this year is Barb Zamora, a gradu- ate of Cal-State. L to r; Delaine Olvas, Anna Burciago, Bobette ColquiMe, Lupe Acevedo, Leah Lumley, Kathy Singley, Janet Kibby, Leiia McLaughlin, Judy Kibby, Coach Barb Zamora. (Upper left) Babette Colquitte does jump shot while Leah Lumley ond Kathy Singley ore waiting for rebound. (Middle) Leoh Lumley and Kathy Singley jump high for rebound while Babette Colquitte and Janet Kibby look on. Leoh Lumley and Babette Colquitte anticipate the rebound. BODY 177 CAGERS FINISH 1 7-8 With their first competitive season in four years, the Tigers ended pre-league with a 9-2 record, winning their annual Lettermen ' s Club Tournament, and finishing second in the Anaheim and Pioneer tournaments. In another tough Orange League, the Tigers, after getting off to a slow start, finished with an 8-6 record and tied with Fullerton for fourth place. Highlights included victories over La Habra, El Dorado, and Breo, all Orange League CIF qualifiers. Although rated above El Dorado and Brea in final season polls, the Tigers did not receive a CIF bid. Ray Rodriquez was voted Coach of the Year, while Paul Gilbert made All-Orange League for the second straight year. 24, Mike McCall, shoots in Lettermen ' s tourney. 12, Jerry Valverde, looks for an opening against Brea. 53, Paul Gilbert, hits against Anaheim. 21, Nick Garcia, follows through. (Opposite page) 35, Frank Martinez, shoots over Esperanza. 14, Stan Davis, scores against Esperanza. 22, Bob Zamora, shoots jumpshot. 23, Tom Matulich, passes off to teammate. 45, Jim Olivier, looks for cutter. 54, Dick Pappas, passes off. BODY 1 78 BODY 179 Under new coach Jim Bell, the J.V.s managed to win only one game but had many that could have gone either way. The soph- omores played well together and won many games, while the freshmen were league contend- ers and had a 1 7-8 overall record. (Above) Larry Shaw breaks press, (Right) Tony Gallo sinks lay-up. (For right) David Tebay hits foil-away jump shot. JV. ' 5 ENDURE TOUGH SEASON Front row, I to r: Ricky Hicks, Coach Jim Bell, Gerodo Hurtodo. Bock row, I to r-. John Dovis, Jeff Gilpin, Wen- dell Williams, Mike Collahon, Mork Halverson, Scott Johnson, Lorry Show, Vince Brodshow. Not pictured: Jim Keup, BODY 1 80 FRO SH- SOPH MAKE MARKS ON LEAGUE Sophomores: L to r; Fred Martinez, Gerald Segara, Jerry Craig, Rondy Longston, Paul Fillmon, David Teboy, David Gribble, Dovid Norman, Kosta Skourtis. Freshmen: Front row, I to r: Mark Skelly, Ron Benedict, Jeff Davis, Matt Goode, Mike Rios. Back row, I to r: Tony Gollo, Mott Whiteside, Derrick Lewis, Craig Johnson, Billy Belfi, Todd Westberg, David Jones. BODY 181 Soccer: Alive and Kicking! Varsity Soccer: Top row: Gory Bolos, Manual Gonzales, Phil Cherne, Kirk Slemp, Rafael DeAnda, Aldred Garcia. Bonom: Armando Flores, Steve LoPolme, Edger Hernondez, Gerard Rodriguez, Jacinto Padilla, Alfonso Franco. ' « i«r« ' WR m mmiA ■ • •-.  % JE I|W fc-lgyftj ;; ;3 ggjjjlijjs .. ■« ..i. I w - ' 9 • m, -%- n A . ' I ' V ,i F j_. A new coach and a lot nnore players out for the team the ]976-77 soccer team continued to be one of the toughest teams in the Garden Grove League, plagued t by some injuries half way through the season, the Tigers come out with a 7-6-3 record. The junior varsity team also with a new coach proved to be one of the tough teoms in their league, with a 7-6-3 record. (Opposite page) 2 Coach Hernandez watches as game rolls on. 3 Goalie Armando Flores saves possible goal. 4 Kirk Slemp steals pass from opponent. 5 Gary Bales takes corner kick. (This page) 1 Phil Cherne clears ball away from opponent. 2 Yayo Monezuma heads ball for a pass. 3 Gary Balas attempts pass to Yayo Montezuma, « f J.V Soccer Top row Santiago Segovia, Armando Echevarno, David Gardner, Otis Ward, Craig McGregor, Larry Gonzalez, John McLoughIm, Matt Fisher Brian Raby So ' vi dor Ibarra, Andres Sonchez, Bottom: Juan Ru.z, Jesus Romero, Oscar Villarreal, Noel Loguno, John Hernandez, M,ke Bunol, Greg Levington, Max Guzman, Jamie Dougherty. BODY 183 YO UNG G YMNASTS SHO W PR OMISE  f Back row, I to r; Nancy Johannessen, Margret Gibson, Lisa Peutman, Billy Ganzhorn, Celeste Fry, Front; Kathy Gardner, Keri Thonnas, Julie Folwell, Mary Hartman, Laura Rigby, Renee Foisy, Denise Seliga. With a team composed mostly of Freshmen, Girls ' Gymnastics had a lot of learning and new trials to experience. They also hod a new coach, Ms. Celeste Fry, who has high hopes for these motivated girls. BODY 1 84 (Above right) Julie Folwell dismounts with ease. (Above left) Karen Krieger shows grace and talent in her balance beam routine. (Center) Margret Gibson works out on the uneven parallel bars. (Bottom left) Renee Foisy swings down for a perfect landing. )!  INDIVIDUALS LEAD TIGER FISH ,t«;iii. % ti ■:4® ' M i ife sj fss ' f_; sj® ' i8|,fMiSiBij iS ' gMj , h-i .||ffr m f ' im ' ' r®5l Grimm, Ray Borzone, Dave Thow, Scott Cleveland, Je(t Hardin, Karl Reiter, Chad Nichols, Neil Phillips, Fullmer, Todd Hope, Kevin Klem, Ken Pintus, Dave Pinckney, Devin Walsh, Duane Hansen, Chris Berg, Stacy Rudolph, iay Youlton, Hans Borg, Ken Druff, Greg Davis. This year, although team was not as competitive as Coach Grimm would have liked, the team had many fine individuals. All qualifiers included Ray Borzone in Varsity 100 yd. back, Greg Davis, Varsity diver, Karl Ruler (f-s) 100 back, Chad Nichols (f-s) 50 free style. Next year looks good as 1 9 to 20 Tiger fish will return. 186 Hftfi ' HiUUHu t oittur (Left) Greg Davis shows diving form. (Left middle) Tigers worm up before practice. (Left bottom) Chad Nichols swims breaststroke. (Below) Cooch Fullmer gives last minute instructions. This year ' s Tiger Fish have done an outstanding job, coaches are looking forward to next yeor ' s team hoping that it Will even be better than this year! Good job. Tigers. ■ i ' S f ' W SSfr. ' . ?5eeW5F flSBBW.T IS iW S S I ' ■ ' ' m ' J BODY 1 87 rr GOLFERS LET DIVOTS FL Y - T« TC -.-■■ v-.vf. 15 ' XSS (Top) The scenic Alto Vista Country Club. (Top left) Brad Blake hits it close so he con drain the putt, (Top left) Coach Frazier pitches up. (Lower left) Bob Edwords puts it over fence. (Lower right) Paul Gilbert swings smoothly. Under new head coach Chuck Frazier, the golfers prepared at the Alta Vista Country Club for another tough Orange League. With a league including El Dorado, Esperanza, Canyon, Brea, Magnolia, and Savanna, the team played courses such as Yorba Linda C.C., Western Hills, Imperial, Anaheim Hills, and Anaheim Municipal. With Brad Blake, Kent Coules, Paul Gilbert, Wendell Williams, and Bobby Edwards returning as lettermen, the team still lacked consistency in the lower players. BODY 1 88 SmNG THROUGH SEASON UP TO PAR ? r The J.V. golf team was coached by Carol Webster and included players such as Ron Giroux, Jeff Halstead, Rick Gribble, Grant Lindley, Scott Murphy, Rex Loth, Steve Matulich, and Craig Johnson. Although the team didn ' t lock participation, it lacked the skills to compete against tougher opponents. (Top left) Coach Frozier demonstrotes the golf team ' s winning form. (Top right) Ron Giroux fades one down the middle. (Lower left) Ron Gribble hits iron towards green. (Lower right) Kevin Stacy hits full shot with putter. BODY 189 TRACKSTERS SPEED FOR LEAGUE VICTORIES Making a great start, the varsity track team saw an upcoming season full of many victories and a lot of improvement. Working hard and developing the already abundant talent on the team, the boys were looking forward to a place in league finals. This year ' s team captains were Donny Moreno, Jim Silva, and Mark Halvorsen. j iei.v.K; ¥if BODY 1 90 Hif ' ' I - ' mm. {Opposite page, upper left) Jack Yin, Jeff LeGrand, and Tim Gerdon strive to place in the 440 yard dash. (Upper right) Mark Halvorsen shows good form in the shot put. (Middle) Bottom, I to r: Jeff Koegel, Rick Cisneros, Ed McCormick, Don Geduld, Jim Leitch. Middle, I to r: Jose Sotelo, Jack Yin, Chip Reiter, Leonardo Sandoval, Tom Mirek, Joey Gomez, Frank Bosquez, Carlos Venegas, Donny Moreno, Hugh Tidwell, Steve Barlow, Jim Wallace, Top, I to r: Alfred Clark, Steve Ayotte, John Vorelo, Gerord Rodriguez, Andy Kelly, Mark Halvorsen, Mike Hoeller, Wade King, Randy Costner, Matt Sturms, Tim Gerdon, Bob Horley, David Rosas. (Bottom left) Matt Sturms strains for more dis- tance in the triple |ump. (Bottom right) Ricky Cisneros speeds around the track for an easy first place in the two mile. (Upper left) Steve Bruce ond John Varela relax after a strenuous effort in the discus. (Upper right) Luis Rivera picks up the pace as he neors the final stretch. (Middle left) Coach Cum- mins and Mark Halvorsen discuss team standings. (Above) The Valencia teams worm up for the big meet. (Left) Frank Bosquez gives it all he ' s got BODY 191 TIGERS FIND STRONG COMPETITION The sophomore team, putting out a great effort, did very well. Not having a large team, they were further handicap- ped by hoving their best athletes moved up to varsity. Despite all this, they were looking for many victories throughout the season. (Top) Front, I to r: Bill Lin, Duane Alarie, Steve Rosas, Roger Zrinski, Pedro Vosquez, Jerry Craig. Back, I to r: Don West, Jeff Koegel, Scott Johnson, Drew Seal, John Loth, Ricky Zrinski, Alan Geduld. (Above) Alan Geduld masters the art of pole vaulting. (Middle right) Drew Seal makes good use of the weight room. (Lower right) Steve Bruce tries to improve in the discus although he already competes with the varsity teoms. BODY 192 IN ORANGE LEAGUE Although being a young team, the freshmen proved to hove a great deal of pride and o will to win. Facing strong Orange League teams, they put forth a lot of effort to improve for further years on the tiger team, (Top) Front, I to r: Pat O ' Hara, Joe Hernandez, Anthony Shumann, John Evans, Jerry Cogtes, Matt Whiteside. Middle, I to r: Armando Echevona, Delbert Session, Javier Galvon, Joe Flores, John Flores, Mike Bernal, Tony Gayton, Roger Bruland, Richard Gomez. Bock, I to r: Mitchell, Armando Flores, Steve Achey, Stan Golvez, Chris Orttz, Frank Jan- cek. Gene Rudolph, Kevin Taylor. (Left) Chris Ortiz gains experience in the discus. Delbert Session hurdles in first ahead of two Esperanza opponents. BODY ]93 TRACKSTERS SET NEW SCHOOL RECORDS With two new events in the girls ' track schedule, they set the records in the first meet, only to be broken later in the season. The first to set the records was Sophia Hernandez in the two mile and Rhonda Patcha in the 110 low hurdles. Rhonda also set a new school record in the 440 yard dash by running it in under 1 minute. The team as a whole did very well in practices and was looking for- ward to a successful season filled with many record-breaking times and distances, and a lot of personal bests. Leading the team in spirit and pride were co-captains Katy Dollard and Mary Ippolito. i« BODY 1 94 (Far left) Katy Dotlard gets in shape for the upcoming track season. (Left) Jenny Arnold receives pointers from Coach Cyrus. (Below) Sophia Hernandez sprints for the finish at the end of a long two mile race as teammate Sue Kelly gives encour- agement. (Bottom left) Jomi Daughtery and Liz Hults contemplate on advice given by Mrs. Wilson. (Opposite page, top) Front, I to r: Becky Bratcher, Maureen Stoll, Diana Siewerd, Katy Dollard, Paula Brown, Lisha Adams, Elizabeth Hults, Stacy Spirrison. Middle, I to r: Coach Devis, Jenny Jones, Jennifer Beoudry, Showno Cannon, Sophia Hernandez, Diane Jocqmin, Madeline Krog, Mary Ippolito, Lisa Ferch, Annette Harvey, Coach Wil- son. Back, I to r: Andrea Evans, Jenny Arnold, Rhonda Potcha, Coition Theilmonn, Deb- bie Bircher, Kothy Van Houton, Debbie Sterzer, Teh Smith, Pom Greenwood, Kothy Cossata, Kim Beoudry. (Middle left) Pom Greenwood mokes successful hondoff to Rhonda Potcha in the 440 reloy. (Middle) Lisho Adams worms up for the shot put com- petition. (Center) Jennifer Beoudry works on her high jumping form. (Bottom) Lisa Ferch shows good form as she clears 4 ' 8 in the high jump. fr- --:fr:yfs v iK-. :i. ■ ■!A jsj3 :: ■:« rs-r ' -i ' rj :j jmiwi Jj amunuK BODY 1 95 lUf MMi IK ' l ' ASlfWMb ' . uamvr ; ' j rf vTt nA BASEBALL HITS WITH EXPERIENCE Varsity Baseboll, under Coach Bill Borning, was lead by 1 2 returning let- termen. These included Frank Marti- nez, Mike McCall, Carl Hill, Nick Gar- cia, Steve Kirk, Don Singley, Mark Benedict, Kelly Rosas, Mark Lambert, Steve Serafine, and Bruce Smith. With this overwhelming experience, the teorn had a winning season. With power, speed and good pitching, the team had all the marks of a winner. (Above right) Mike McCall holds Buena Park player on first and team discusses strategy in dugout. (Above left) McCall delivers fast boll to Buena Park hitter. Front row, I to r-. Frank Martinez, Nick Garcia, Kelly Rosas, Steve Kirk, Tom Bennett, Mike Buelno, Bruce Smith. Bock row, I to r: Coach Borning, Mike McColl, Steve Serafine, Mark Lambert Cart Hill, Don Reynolds, Don Singley, Mark Benedict. BODY 1 96 . V. ' 5 SWING WITH SUCCESS f • ,fe  - : 4t. ,-, , Front row, I to r: Mike Burke, Roy Greenwood, Don Correa, Gary Costro, Brad Virgo, Ron Martinez, Scott Witte. Back row, I to r: Spiro Koulentis, Mark McCormock, Rick Berndsen, Scott Benedict, Wayde King, Bret Lindemuth, David Steigre, Vince Brodshaw, John Morrisseou. A Under Cooch John Winnedk, the J.V. squod also had a winning season. With Vince Brodshaw, Frank Sorino, Alfred Garcia, Gary Castro, Dick Berndsen, Scott Witte, Mark McCormock, Bret Line- •— muth, and Roy Greenwood returning, the team also had plenty of experience. BODY ]Q7 FROSHSOPH H.R. OPPONENTS s.- r. v :-;:-4.2. ' Siaa«t Front row, I to r: Todd Westberg, Bob Bellfi, Dovid Homman, Steve Smith, Ron Benedict, John Kompa, Mike Meston. Bock row, I to r: Robert Nogel, Mark Cruz, Mike Collohon, Mike Rodriguez, Jeff Gilpin, Jody Sims, Mario Puentes, Marc Lopez, Marie Skelly, Craig Peirson, Coach Dack- worlh. BODY 198 SOFTBALL ENTHUSIASM RANKS HIGH This year ' s girls ' Softball team looked like they were going to have another successful year. At Teso- ros deadline there were 40 girls trying out for the varsity and lunior varsity teams. Returning varsity players out to moke the team were Vol Schmidt, Peggy Hellander, Lori Lanctot, Moureen Rickerl, Bobette Colquitt, and Lynn Puettmann with Mrs. Kibby coaching them on to another winning sea- son. (Upper left) Wendy Swanson gets her throwing arm back in shape. (Upper right) Peggy Hcllen- der demonstrates her othletic ability. (Above) Mrs. Kibby gives pointers to the girls. (Middle right) Babette Colquitt returns a base hit. (Right) Unidentified player stops o ground boll. BODY 199 VHS TENNIS, A WINNING TRADITION With five returning lettermen this year ' s tennis team is a strong league contender. Under Coach Gene Led- better, the team had a good pre- season record. With true VHS spirit, the team fights to uphold the fine winning tradition of our school. (Far left) Mark Raddatz follows through after high volley. (Below) Doubles team of Thiel- mon and Colderon show teamwork. (Bottom center) Coach Ledbetter returns a practice shot. (Bottom right) Gary Ballos stretches to moke shot. Front row, left to right: Gary Ballas, Fernando Culderon, Gary Waltz, Mark Raddotz. Back row: Dick Pappos, Ston Davis, Collin Thiel- man ond Jim Olivier. Not pictured: Steve Shipley and Coach Ledbetter. ' M BODY 200 . V. AND FRO SH- SOPH TEAMS This year ' s Junior Varsity team is a strong league contender. Coached by first year coach Jim Bell, the Tigers had a pre-sea- son record of 1 -2 with one loss to Garden Grove by one point. They also demolished Santigo 27-1. Opening league play the Tigers downed Esperanza 15-13. The frosh-soph team also coached by Bell has a strong chance for a high league finish. Frosh-Soph: Front row, I to r: Jeff Davis, Danny Perez, Carlos Lonhiem, John Ruggles, David Jones, Mot Ficher, Glenn Shipley. Derik Lewis is camera shy, and so are Bill Befi Qr 6 Steve Adams. J. v.; L to r: Gus Lopez, Rudy Villaverol, Jeff Wiesman, John Cortiglis, Mike Grismer. Back row: Don Gonel, Coach Jim Bell, Louis Bintz. Gus Lopez shows how it ' s reolly done. BODY 201 MERMAIDS MAKE WA VES The 1 977 girls ' swim team, lacking a coach at the beginning of the season, got off to a slow start. With all swimmers performing well throughout the season. Coach Crocker was very pleased with their performance, and looks forward to a strong team next year with many returning members. BODY 202 Football El Toro 7 VHS 6 La Habra 29 VHS 7 Sonora 28 VHS 7 San Dimas 7 VHS 14 Fullerton 24 VHS 14 Canyon 25 VHS 6 Esperanza 33 VHS 13 El Dorado MVP- 1 7 VHS — Mino Rodriguez Brea 20 VHS 14 Girls 1 ennis Esperanza 21 VHS 1 ' 2 Canyon 5 VHS 17V2 Fullerton 6 ' 2 VHS 16 La Habra 11 VHS 11 ' A Brea 6 ' 2 VHS 16 El Dorado 8 ' 2 VHS 14 Fullerton 7 ' 2 VHS 15 Esperanza 16 ' 2 VHS 6 Sonora 9 VHS 13 ' 2 El Dorado 6y2 VHS 16 La Habra 7 ' 2 VHS 15 Canyon 3 ' 2 VHS 19 Sonora 4 VHS 18 ' 2 MVP- - Kothy Ricks Brea 5 VHS 17 ' 2 Boys ' Cross Country Nogales 50 VHS 15 Brea 48 VHS 15 El Dorado 41 VHS 17 Alumni 38 VHS 25 La Habra 49 VHS 16 Fullerton 50 VHS 15 Esperanza 45 VHS 15 Sonora 47 VHS 16 Canyon 41 VHS 16 Corona Del Mar 1 st place -.■■.■w Las Vegas 3rd place League Finals 1 st place MVP — Rick Cisneros and Joey Gomez Girls ' Cross Country Brea 32 VHS 25 La Habra 50 VHS 15 Canyon 6th place 5SJK. Sonora Fullerton El Dorado 50 VHS 15 50 VHS 15 50 VHS 15 Canyon 21 VHS 43 Esperanza 27 VHS 29 League Finals 2nd place Orange County 8th place MVP — Sue Kelly Volleyball Esperanza 41 VHS 32 Canyon 30 VHS 16 Fullerton 30 VHS 11 La Habra 42 VHS 40 Brea 19 VHS 22 El Dorado 19 VHS 30 Fullerton 33 VHS 28 Esperanza 30 VHS 16 Sonora 30 VHS 19 El Dorado 38 VHS 34 La Habra 30 VHS 17 Canyon 30 VHS 15 Sonora 30 VHS 22 MVP- — Kari Tebay Brea 27 VHS 36 Water Polo Orange 5 VHS 8 Esperanza 1 VHS El Dorado 20 VHS 2 Saddleback 12 VHS 6 Magnolia 8 VHS 13 Montebello 11 VHS 17 Buena Park 16 VHS 3 La Habra 8 VHS 7 Sonora 15 VHS 4 Loara 12 VHS 6 Orange 8 VHS 14 Servite 17 VHS 3 Pacifica 6 VHS 5 Fullerton Chino 9 16 VHS VHS 4 17 Brea 11 VHS 2 MVP- - Karl Reiter BODY 203 La Habra VHS 4 Field Hockey Esperanza VHS Sonora VHS 2 MVP — Lori Lanctot Wrestling Canyon VHS 2 Savanna 16 VHS 51 Fuilerton 21 VHS 34 Western 15 VHS 42 Mission VIego 39 VHS 16 El Dorado 39 VHS 21 Lowell 34 VHS 22 Esperanza 21 VHS 44 Sonora 30 VHS 36 Troy 15 VHS 36 Santiago 18 VHS 43 Canyon 24 VHS 30 Sunny Hills 30 VHS 23 La Habra 35 VHS 22 Breo 28 VHS 35 Buena Park 28 VHS 28 La Quinta 28 VHS 35 MVP- -Mike Nova F.J.C. Tournament - 2nd place Esperanza La Habra Fuilerton El Dorado Sonora 31 VHS 58 26 VHS 37 29 VHS 67 36 VHS 56 35 VHS 61 Santiago 45 VHS 50 Garden Grove 57 VHS 61 Esperanza 55 VHS 38 La Habra 45 VHS 46 Fuilerton 72 VHS 55 Girls ' Basketball Canyon Brea Esperanza La Habra 31 VHS 27 Fuilerton 35 VHS 52 El Dorado 20 VHS 42 Sonora 32 VHS 42 Canyon Brea Boys ' Basketball El Dorado 40 VHS 39 El Dorado Sonora 45 VHS 47 Fuilerton Canyon 57 VHS 66 Canyon Brea 74 VHS 67 Sonora La Habra 52 VHS 45 Brea Esperanza 51 VHS 52 MVP- - Paul Gilbert VHS VHS VHS VHS VHS 61 VHS 75 88 VHS 76 71 VHS 94 51 VHS 63 67 VHS 80 Soccer Santiago 1 VHS 5 La Quinta 2 VHS 2 Santiago 1 VHS 7 Garden Grove 3 VHS 2 Rancho Alamitos 3 VHS 2 Pacifica 3 VHS 1 Dana Hills 1 VHS 2 Los Amigos 3 VHS 2 La Quinta 3 VHS 1 Servite 3 VHS 3 Servite 1 VHS 2 Rancho Alamitos 2 VHS 3 Fuilerton 1 VHS 4 Garden Grove 2 VHS 2 Fuilerton 3 VHS 4 Pacifica 2 VHS 1 Los Amigos 2 VHS 3 MVP — Gerard Rodriguez Swimming Corona 55 VHS 93 Magnolia 55 VHS 113 Sonora 122 VHS 27 Esperanza 100 VHS 16 Fuilerton 86 VHS 82 Saddleback 97 VHS 20 Orange 63 VHS 108 Santiago 46 VHS 110 Brea 103 VHS 37 La Habra 88 VHS 80 El Dorado 25 VHS 25 Katella 132 VHS 20 BODY 204 VHS@ Sunny Hills VHS @ Loara VHS @ Esperanza El Dorado Inv. Boys ' Track la Habra @ VHS VHS @ Fullerton El Dorado @ VHS Arcadia Inv. Scores not available at time of printing VHS @ Sonera Canyon @ VHS VHS @ Brea Mt. Sac Inv. Girls ' Track Breo @ VHS Esperanza @ VHS VHS @ La Habra Fullerton @ VHS VHS @ El Dorado Scores not available at time of printing Sonora @ VHS VHS @ Canyon Baseball la Quinta 3 VHS 6 La Habra VHS Sunny Hills 5 VHS 7 Fullerton VHS Garden Grove 4 VHS El Dorado VHS Buena Park 2 VHS 3 Sonora VHS Santiago 4 VHS Canyon VHS Dana Hills 3 VHS 8 Brea VHS Esperanza VHS 1 La Habra VHS Esperanza VHS El Dorado VHS Fullerton VHS Canyon VHS Sonora VHS Brea VHS VHS @ Esperanza La Habra @ VHS VHS @ Fullerton El Dorado @ VHS VHS @ Sonora Softball Canyon @ VHS VHS @ Brea Esperanza @ VHS La Habra Scores not available at time of printing Fullerton @ VHS VHS @ El Dorado Sonora @ VHS VHS @ Canyon Brea @ VHS VHS @ Bolsa Grande Rowland @ VHS VHS @ Garden Grove VHS @ Buena Park Santiago @ VHS Pocifica @ VHS VHS @ Esperanza B oys Tennis la Habra @ VHS VHS @ Fullerton El Dorado @ VHS VHS @ Sonora Canyon @ VHS VHS @ Brea Scores not available at time of printing VHS @ La Habra Esperanza @ VHS VHS @ El Dorado Fullerton @ VHS VHS @ Canyon Sonora @ VHS Brea @ VHS VHS @ Esperanza Savanna @ VHS VHS @ Magnolia El Dorado @ VHS Golf Canyon @ VHS VHS @ Brea Esperanza @ VHS VHS @ Savanna Scores not available at time of printing Magnolia @ VHS VHS @ El Dorado VHS @ Canyon Brea @ VHS BODY 205 Placentia Jeweler - 107 No. Bradford Street Placentia, Calif. 92670 % Placentia Florist 217 So. Bradford Arc. Placentia, Calif 92670 Placentia Auto Supply 238 So. Bradford Street Placentia, Calif. 92670 Cliffs Floor Fashion 1050 No. State College Anaheim, Calif. 92806 East Fullerton Cyclery 3159 E. Yorba Linda Blvd. Fullerton Ca. 92631 to the Class of ' 77 Murata Pearl Co. 21 76 No. Orange Mall Orange, Calif. 92665 Rio Vista Auto Parts 2827 E. Lincoln Ave. Anaheim. Calif. 92806 Fullerton Saving and Loan 2310 E. Lincoln Ave. Anaheim, Calif. 92806 All Cities Escroiv (%. 1132 E.,Yorba Linda Blvd. Placentia, Calif. 92870 Donald E. Stoughton D.D.S. 1041 E. Yorba Linda Blvd. Place ntia, Calif. 92670 Mr. William Davis Bob and Marge Helander Emil L. Walcek Mr. and Mrs. Bill Davis Mr. and Mrs. David Witt Vince and Shirlee Stvanson Mr. and Mrs. Francis M. 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