Venado Middle School - Yearbook (Irvine, CA)

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bishop 'S beach bums Growth is the key word that describes our year as Bishop's Beach Bums. We learned about others and ourselves. We spent hours going over U0ur Civil Rights to understand how they work in our lives and the world. We experienced the excitement of pulling together by working and playing together. We strived to understand what happened to us each day. Twenty people, twenty personalities came from twenty directions experientially and emotionally to become Bishop's Beach Bums. .,..,- Chuck Bolton Henry Cabbab Joe Cano Peter Carnes How 40 X' 1 x, 3 1 l-c it Linda Cole Carlos Gaudier Tom Grifhn Denise Peacock come there aren't more pictures? I 'SZ-T-3 .l l ' 'I .' . . Karen Bishop, reading gt , lj... A., x - Q V ' 1 nl Eileen Roach Christine Summers Todd Tarter Mike Townsend Il L 1 xl -l ig. - 55, I ff? It 7. W ', 1 ' 1' 4 .el le- Q Hieu Tran Jeanine Dawn Weber Jim Tucker Van Kasteren Darryl Williams Larry VanEsseIt Gloria Villamar ft' l g5?,i- X. -Qi

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baughrfs bandits Baughn's Bandits are believed to be hiding out in the guitar room of Venado Middle School. They have been observed sporting blue visors and smiling suspiciously. If spotted, do not approach suddenly or use force. Enter their hide-out with caution, as the bandits have been known to . .. steal your sadness . .. rob you of depression . . . handcuff your problems... prolong your problems . . . and filch your frustrations. To help you avoid unintentional contact with this nortorlous gang, we oder mug shots and aliases ofthe members and their leader, butterfingers Baughn. Julie the jockey . .. Radical randy . .. K.C.-s.s.s,s. ... Dangerous Darin . . . Catburglar Kathy . .. Blazing Brian ... Hustler Herringer . . . Calamity Kim ...T.C. Toni... Lefty Laurie... Rambunctious Robin . .. Quick-start Art . .. Mousears Mauser . .. Daredevil Debbie ... Machinegun Murray . .. Playboy Pelton .. Mysterious Matt... Wild Watson . .. Dirty Dan ... Alias Rocky . . . ll l-il Cheryl Baughn, physical education WIA A '21 4 gi M- V qi, l .X liuwjx 1 Julie Caro Randy Cook l' ' .. x L Kirsten Crawford Brian Gibson Toni Hautz Kim Mauser Darin Daniels Jef? Heringer Laurie Huff Debbie McFadden Kathleen Etlinger Kimberly Hoover R0bin HUff0l'd lVliCh9ll9 MUYYRY Arthur Hull Greg Pelton of l ,4. Matt Pressey Michael Rock Danny Savage Mavourneen Watson 39

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Joan Donahue, math and language arts donahuejs deadbf demons T.A. for us is a comfortable class where everyone gets a chance to say what he or she thinks. Our T.A. is a set of twenty unique students put together with another type of student, Ms. Donahue. This extra student, though she is our teacher, is learning while she works with us. She learns our likes and our dislikes, our personalities, our strengths and even our weaknesses. Even though most of us are new to each other, we seem to get along well, if not for any other reason than because we're all kids. And because we are kids, we have our own opinions about school. Some of us think school is boring while others think it's great! But we all agree that school is a place to meet people and make friends. Within our T.A. there is a potpourri of one-of-a-kind personalities. Of these, there are the shy and the outgoing, the quiet and the boisterous and the studious and the athletic. Our interests go far and wide as individuals and as a class. It is because of this unique mixture of personalities that we believe we are the classiest class at Venado! -Mark Villanueva Steve Alt Mike Berg Laurie DeSantis Kathy Kieran Cheri Mankin Mark Thomas Robert Barmore Tim Blaylock Arlene Hernandez Kathy Lieberg Jonas Oblouk Mark Villanueva Steve Bates Jeff Boswell Kim Jackson Maria Lucido Cory Bell Ron Buckland Dennis Kent Traci Madden 41