Western High School - Pioneer Yearbook (Anaheim, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 228 of the 1975 volume:

f S J ff A J 4 J The 1975 Pioneer Annual Volume 18 Published by the Associated Student Body of Western High School Anaheim, California Editor Class Editors Faculty Editor Activities 8c Club Editor Sports Editors Copy Writers Q Typists Photography Advisor Donna Whitson Donna Christensen Angie Roxas Vicki Shimizu Sandy Kahoun Kathy Deakins Margie Love Steve Malone Mike Penner Julie Darr Georgeann Sudbury Dan McGinley Terry Moffitt Steve Van Bibber Mr. Rothrock The Wa We Were. . .Yesterda , 2-The Way We Were ABOVE: Western's students mixed business ' with pleasure. RIGHT: Homecoming Queen Miss Christie Masullo. As long as I live I shall always be Myself-and no other ODAY, and Tomorrow Just me. gui ABOVE: The learning process LEFT: Our F . The Way We Were-3 Th Say he is wise- That in his mind are dreams Tempered strong by other, earth bound things For wisdom is past dreaming The Way We Were. . .Yesterda , 6-The Way We Were - V .ff .. Aa'-f.N,, E ABOVE LEFT: Ladies-in-waiting and escorts line up as Homecoming festivities begin. ABOVE RIGHT: Alumni and present Cheer and Song Get it on at Homecoming game. RIGHT: Field ef- forts provided excitement. The night will never stay The night will still go by Though with a million stars TODAY, and Tomorrow Youpinimhesky 1-if-v ! 11 TOP LEFT: . . . and the 1974 Royal Escort is Mr. Steve Neilson. TOP RIGHT: Happiness is Home- coming for Queen Christie Masullo. LEFT: ASB Vice-President Gary Kiyohara presents retiring Queen, Miss Irene Guillen, with boquet. ABOVE: The Ladies-in-waiting. The Way We Were-7 i The Way We Were . . . Yesterday, L Gather ye rose-buds while ye may Old time is still a-flyingg And this same flower that TGDAY, and Tomorrow Toiilnlflfliibedying. w w t The Wa We Were. . .Yesterda 9 l0'The Way We Were LEFT: Graduates Donna Christensen and Larry Tumbleson. RIGHT: Miss Debi Bennington. I am not afraid of Tomorrow, For I have seen Yesterday and I love Today TOP LEFT Posters boosted Sprrrl TOP RIGHT: The School. LEFT ASB Pres: dent James Miyake ABOVE Grads Donna Christensen and Larry Tumbleson lZTh W yW W The Way We Were - Yesterday, Toda li fi-iiFP 1 i'f, iff G and TOMORROW When you are old and full of sleep, And nodding by the fire, take down this book, slowly And read and dream of the soft look Your eyes had once and of their shadows deep r' O -3 W Pemoolc TABLE or ruswsggqzyrs 'Hxnx will vm K 1 B C ll U F 5 4 1 u 9 X 2658 1055 32336 3545 Z MW 15711 new ITBD4' uw 'lo Er Tm Yh Lu A. - B h bg 13 . 'II . ..1..,l.-i- A H Y wut-0. m. table of contents activities clubs .... . . . sports .... . . . faculty .. class... .page 16 .page 38 .page 68 page 106 page 126 C 3- hf' ,fa iff? 14' o N . 1 activiti s assemblies I. 'lglul provided Pep I 8-Pep Assemblies TOP QLEFT TO RIGHTJ, Senior Class President Larry Tumbleson, Commis- sioner of Pep Jai Simmons, and Mr. Verne Horton Principal. ABOVE-Mr. Hrbucek tells about the Pioneer band. ABOVE QRIGHTJ, Cheerleaders show spirit while preforming cheers at Pep Rallies. RIGHT-Pioneer band plays good music. Pep assemblies for the school year included that special touch ofspirit and pride. Skits and plays from the cheerleaders and songleaders provided an atmosphere of serious Pioneer pride and fun-while the I974-75 football, basketball, water polo, and wrestling teams were introduced. The homecoming assembly especially stands out with the introduction ofthe royal court nominees and escorts. Adding to this event was the cheerleaders ferocious Cioin' on a lion hunt threatening the rivals this year, the Westminster Lions. Il r in--lg 25- 99 -1 mf 'fs , Q- ' -n v ' li' I i, . 5 L l W 1 ' 715' K 7 V,- IQ, ,A ' .5 V-., R ' ' t' ' ' l V .. 793 , dir, i ., , .-1 If ' 'FW' i 4 , ,, ,1 .,. ., Q I..- X. FAR LEFT QTOPJ, Mascot Sherrie Frizelle does a special skit at a pep rally, QLOWERJ Football players locker were very decorative. TOP LEFT- Cheer and Song hold up a sign about Homecoming festivities. MIDDLE-Alma Mater ended pep assem- blies, BOTTOM-Mr. Crosby preformed as West- ministers coach. -X Pep Assemblies- I 9 homecoming mem oriesg 66 the way we werea' Homecoming at Western High School was an event not to be missed for the 1974-75 season. The excitement that accompanies one of high school's most memorable occasions was reflected upon by the royal court nominees, ladies-in-waiting, alumni, and attending student body. With activities beginning the day before, a pep rally with a special presentation of the club's ladies-in-waiting and royal court promoted enthusiasm for the upcoming game against the Westminister Lions. Then, the traditional homecoming mums were presentedg what would homecoming be without them? The climax was reached with the announcement of this year's queen, Christie Masullo, and royal escort, Steve Nielsen. The halftime festivities then proceeded with the ending marked with the Western band and drill team performing to their utmost and a spectacular of fireworks. RIGHT-Princess Jai Simmons and Escort Brian Bideaux arrive in a nostalgic T-Bird. FAR RIGHT-Homecoming Royal Court watch the firework spectac- ular. BELOW-Announcement of Queen Christie Masullo. BOT- TOM RIGHT-Football players run onto the field. 'f , gulf. X vu i . A 20-Homecoming r L -- ef 1- ab.. 1 TOP, LEFT-Large Crowd appeared for Homecoming. LEFT, QMIDDLEJ-Terry Hess is tackled in the exciting Homecoming game. LEFT, QBOTTOMQ-Band played at the Home- coming Dance. TOP-Western students enjoy the dance. LOWER TOP-Princess Lori Davis and Escort Steve Nielsen ride up in a nostalgic T-bird. MIDDLE-Alumni Song and Cheer- leaders enjoy cheering at the game. LEFT-San- dy Kahoun admires her memorable Homecom- ing Mum. Homecoming-2I 1 Happiness and joy are the feelings that can h 0 I I I I I I 1 describe what filled newly crowned - homecoming queen, Miss Christie Masullo. h . . d Memories were stirred by retiring queen, lg e Irene Guillen, and the royal princesses and escorts looked on. The princesses were Miss Lori Davis, Miss .Iagene Simmons, Miss Maryann Bernard, and Miss Holly Thomas. r 0 The l974 Royal Escort was Steve Nielsen and the Escort nominees were Brian C Bideaux, Jerry Lovejoy, Gary Bates, and Larry Tumbleson. ABOVE-Queen Christie Masullo and Royal Escort Steve Nielsen. TOP RIGHT-Christie Masullo and Steve Nielsen before the announcements. MIDDLE RlGHT4lrene Guillen crownmgnew Home- coming Queen Christie Masullo. LOWER RIGHT-Christie Masullo receiving her beautiful bouquet of red roses. 22-Homecoming r Queen Chrnstne Masullo Escort Gary Bates ol -r Prlncess Lor1Dav1s Prmcess Holly Thomas Royal Escort Steve Nlelsen Escort Jerry Lovejoy t H- Pnncess Mary Bernard Escort Larry Tumbleson g Prmcess Jan Simmons Escort Brian Bldeaux Homecommg 23 4, '- , A - .17 1 ' '1' ' ' .4 - I - 4 f . .D A - ' , J I q : I . IIE s I Q la- t -f L. , ' l v 1 v f U , V I , 1. , sq 5 Y ' .5 V -s I E , I 'ia . 3 if .vv E ox 5 x, - ' K Y' , , Miss Donna Christensen Jim Freihoff, Escort Pioneer Anual Miss Angie Roxas Mike Penner, Escort Pioneer Press Miss Donna Whitson Nezzi Banrack, Escort A.F.S. Miss Debbie Popejoy Mike Hinton, Escort A Capella Miss Teresa Erwin Chris Wolven, Escort Key Club Miss Laurie Dunlap Mike Choti, Escort C.F.S. Miss Laurie Smallwood Mike Dahn, Escort Pep Club Miss Sandra Dominguez Louie Lacayo, Escort Science and Ecology Club Miss Lori Wonacott Mike Morrissey, Escort Pioneer Band Miss Cindy Lyons A Ed Ramirez, Escort A.S.B. Miss Sandi Bloom Mark Horn, Escort G.A.A. Miss Marianne Burton Dave Beighton, Escort Cheerleaders Miss Deidre M attox Brian King, Escort N. H.S. Miss Debbie Caskey Tom Blackwell, Escort Class of 75 Miss Karen Ethans Ed LaBlanc, Escort Drill team 24 Homecoming ladies-in-waiting and their escorts ,ix - xx 1 -'T' L ladies-in-waiting and their escorts ,A if , C 'fl v 44. V. r I . e 'ii U 1 s 1 v Q-lf' Miss Kim lhara Doug Nakaihara, Escort Asian Awareness Club Miss Yolanda Turrey Ed Steen, Escort Mecha Miss Julie Takai Mike Mattox, Escort Class of 76 Miss Syndie Meyer Burt Carpenter, Escort M.G.M. Miss Becky Whitcomb Steve Cervantes, Escort .l.V. Cheerleaders Miss Sandi Schoales Art Nakawaki, Escort N.F.L. Miss Jana Powers Chuck Mayville, Escort Thespians Miss Margie Love Joe Hunt, Escort Class of 77 Miss Linda Shingeck Bob Aguilar, Escort Girl's League Miss Monica Marquez Steve Arrieta, Escort Math Club Miss Helen Takada Greg O'Korrian Songleaders Homecoming-25 western's new look In 1954 Western Junior High School was built. It operated as a junior high until 1957 -the year the school pioneered its first major change - and Western became a high school. In the years that followed, other major changes also followed. Western's first football teams were formed, its first bands marched. A football field - christened Handel Stadium - was built, and portable buildings began spotting the campus. The year 1975 saw still another change - the completing ofthe two-year building program. With the completetion of the building program, the Pioneers benefited from a new Media-center library and a new 300-plus seat Forum. TOP-Men working on the inside of the forum. BELOWfThe new additions to Western, the forum and Media Center. -i 26-Building Program .4 S1 .,- -- , r-' et-' A A A - A t A A M 1,1524 Wm E? Nfl! I TOP lnsnde of the Forum MIDDLE Top floor of the new Medla Center BOTTOM CLEFTJ After construcuon temporary bUlldll'lgS were removed BELOW In the process of new bulldlngs the old campus was rather messed Bulldnng Program 27 5 Sirk I. L B. . eeee 1 O 4jg4,,lflil,ff My O r the isle of christmas December brought the wonderful Christmas Season upon us and with it, came the Girls' League's annual invitation to the Christmas Formal. This year, the Polynesian Luau held the inviting atmosphere of the Isle of Christmas. Everyone was there, including Santa, waiting to dance with 1974 Christmas Queen, Miss Debi Bennington. Sharing Debi's joy was Senior attendent, Helen Takedag Junior attendent, Cheryl Harp: and Sophomore attendant, Regina Riley. Sage played music to complete the evening as the attending students enjoyed the warm atmosphere. RIGHT - 1973 Christmas Queen, Kathy Causey and her escort. T I' If-WTI' lfl 1 I . I , -,.r , - . z ' -1 ' + ' l , i . Q 'l I I f A , , I v i ' i i I 3 r 1 t ' I ' I I Y was filiill 5. 5 ll 'L :ilwgf i if I I li l ig liz LEFT TO RIGHT - Tim Handlin, Regina Riley, Gary Caskey, Debi Bennington, Helen Takeda, Jim Jahnke, Cheryl Harp, Steve Terry 28-Christmas Formal N ABOVE - The band Sage , LEFT - Larry Tum- bleson announced the Queen and attendents. BE- LOW - Dancing to the music was fun, L Christmas Formal-29 a night to remember The Isle ofChristmas held special memories for many people. For one young lady, Miss Debi Bennington, it was a night to remember all her life, for she was crowned, among several promising nominees, this year's Christmas Queen. RIGHT - Queen Debi Bennington. BELOW - CLEFT TO RIGHTQ, Santa Claus escorts Debi to the dance floor: 1973 Queen Kathy Causey crowning new Queen: Debi Bennington putting on the velvet robe. 30-Christmas Formal ,551 TOP Queen attendants and attendent nomlnees all danced to the song Starlway to Heaven MIDDLE Some danced whlle others sat around and talked BOTTOM Members of the Gtrls League seemed mtxed up ln all the excltement Chrlstmas Formal 31 traditions mark westhi life Tradition. The way we were. An important part of High School life-and an important part of Western tradition include the annual Rock sale, Christmas tree sale, and Carnation sale. WCStCTH,S Rock sale-a two-year tradition of Westhi-was sponsored by the Thespian Club. The rocks were blue with white ribbon and carried a 'you bug me' message. Western's Key club sponsored the third annual Christmas tree sale in December. Selling the quality trees, Key club turned over all proceeds of the sale to buy new chairs and tables for Westhi's newly-finished Media Center. The carnation sale-sponsored by Girls League -made Valentine's Day special for many Westhi students. For the fifth year, Girls' League delivered carnations to many V anxiously-awaiting students. LOWER RIG HT-Thespians had a you bug me rock sale. LOWER LEFT-Rocks were delivered throughout the day. RIG HT-Christmas trees were of good quality. .Kev 32 Club Activities ABOVE LEFT-Many carnations were delivered. ABOVE RIGHT-Some people receive alot of flowers. LEFT-Prepara- tion of carnations. BELOW LEFT-Trees were sold. BELOW RIGHT-Some times receiving a carnation is embarrassing. Club Activities 33 RIGHT-Professional actor speaks about Communism. BELOW-Mr. Carter and his two assistants performed many different ways. -'s' i ' '.,i'f,,,f i Y i- is ,v, i 1 i . I . f K 5 Q' IJ- . 1.. A A t,',V:R -H A t W s is W-Affarm-f Assemblies proved to be not only a cherished relief from the day to day cam pus routine but also provided students with some exceptional lunchtime entertainment. The year's assembly schedule began with a presentation by a professional actor, posing as a Russian teacher and an advocate ofCommunism. His act included critising the American way of life and capitalism, comparing the two nation's government, and attempting to prove that the Communist system was superior. Those who attended the assembly4convinced that the speaker was actually a Communist-became aroused by his anti'American remarks and openly defied him. At the assembly's conclusion, the speaker revealed his true identity , and order was restored in the Boy's Gym. Western's students later witnessed another interesting showcase of talent at the year's second assembly. The assembly spotlighted on M r. Carter, trampoline and gymnastics expert. Accompanied by his young son and a female assistant, Carter proceeded to display various techniques and stunts on the trampoline. The two, sponsored by Farrell's Ice Cream Parlor, were accepted by the student body and considered by many a popular success. L'UUhn V Pill Hassemblies provided relaxtion, entertainment for western students LEFT--Jumping high up in the air was amazing. LOWER LEFT- Mi: Carter spoke also about the trampoline. LOWER-Mr. Carter and his female assistant performed a small circus act. -.a 4 - r ,fy -. TOP RIG HT - Tricycle relay. Middle-Friday was a 50's dress up day. RIGHT- Three legged race. FAR RIGHT- lce melting contest was slippery and cold. 36-50's Days 50's days, a Week of nostalgia T Bobby socks and ponytails, Brylcream and black leatherjackets, lengthy skirts and rolled up levis all covered Western's campus in late March to celebrate 5O's days. This activity, sponsered by the Inter-Club Council, consisted oftug-of-wars, 3-legged races, tricycle relays, and ice melting contest, along with other activities in which many students participatedg the winners were awarded free 50's dance tickets. Programed for a whole week, it ended with a successful 50's dance in the Western Girl's gym rocking and rolling to the Sunshine Express. a A in f-M ' up Vti'li ' 'P Q- 1... t ss , .mf it' --if O ,iii ta. T 'A f H if -A l Xxsei -.2'?i'3'f t '. Lili: U it ml Y-iff . 'R tiff' '.,g,m'e Qs i V P I. N jx jj- qi l ' 'va Vhnq,:'!---- . THIS PAGE-Events of the tug- of-wur were exciting fun, and messy because many peoplcg students as well as Western's Principal were thrown in the muddy water. The tug- of-wur between the Seniors and Juniors was the highlight ol' the 50's days. 50's Days 37 K ...n v .Q is K-5 3 l-34' K 'M- i '. 11. +4.- fff -1 -Y .. ,131 L 5.731 ,.' 5 1.,L-. 'L Af --wx ' ' ,, -' 1 , ,M ,g' m . h . 43. fm ,, Q, . I fx. .i 4 .7174 r . 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Dunlap, L.Gawryl, L.Acker, D.Brandt, M.MoIyneux, S.Thomps0n, K.Sergukis, K.AnzuIdi, ROW 2- M.Morrisscy, K Bennett, I..Metcalf, T.Engrave, J.Brancato, L.Ring, ROW 3- B.Clevenger, C.Arevalos, A.Giovannetli, B.Summrall, L.Cid, P.D'Armond, W.lshii, J Brooks, V.Marraccini, C.Taylor, T.Martin, M.Craig, T.Alkire, S.Hollscluw, B.Burton, V.Voloch, R.l-lernandez, B.Olinger, ROW 4- T.Craig, C.Edding- ton, P.Coley, B.Cole, J.Morrissey, D.DeGuia, G.Mendez, S.Whittingham, K.Rish, P.Rz1ulli, C.Collins, A.Borja, T.Major, D.Lampe, R.Meirndorf, C Winter, ROW 5- W.Ball, M.Mendez, L.Wonacott, M.Adams, D.Stafford, R.Kennedy, M.Smilh, K.Hzmcock, G.Taylor, D.Evans, R.Miser, K.Hanks S.Marraccini, J.Ryan, B.Slrickler, R.Summrall, ROW 6- S.Johnson, J.Powers, C.Godfrey, P.Yardley. A.Bloom, J.Juhkan, R.Vasquez, R.Hucth, M Hull, D.Anzaldi, L.Brown, T.Finch. 40-Band and Drill Team band SL drill team routines were outstanding 8a award- Winning Outstanding, award-winning, and proud are only three words that can start to describe the band and drill team this year. As always, the highlights of the football games were the halftime shows featuring the multi-talented band and drill team. ln addition to this, they were the host for the Buena Park Silverado Days parade, appeared in the Band and Drill Team Spectacular, Los AlamitosfRossmoor Parade, CSULB halftime competition sweepstakes and many others. Hi.-..--ff.-W.. - T,-7-. - - - - -ibffr F-x il :Lii ' H- 'I - 'ff . '.ll:.. r .. . E.. Z Drill Team lf375-ROW I, LEFT- T.Wsol, K.Wells, S.Goodwin, B.Sanchez, C.Wallace, K.Ethans, D.Bennington, J.Wise, S.Bauer, T.Raulli, P.McCa- hill, T.l-lendricks, ROW 24I.Kramp, N.McKenzie, C.Carmody, J.Speranoe, L.Strader, D.Wright, L.McMurray, D.Carr, R.Rielli, K.Curtis, J.Fry, P. Roefs, ROW 3- D.Ratner, M.Peters, S.Schoales, I.Loere, K.Alkire, C.Manis, M.Thinglested, H.Bielman, S.Wangberg, R.Lucy, T.Tikkcr, ROW 4- J.Foster, A.Kalinak, P.Baker, J.Tardowski, M.Carlson, T.Bardell, S.Rieki, J.Bennington, C.Lindsok, C.l-larris. Band and Drill Team-4l band 8L drill team were a couple of western's best features The band took first place in the Santa Monica El Primero' band review and in the Los Altos halftime show competition. Band director Tom Hrbacek deserves much of the credit for this superb band. LEFT- Advisors, Jan Cook advisor of the drill team and Tom Hrbacek director and advisor of the band. LOWER LEFT-Drum Major Mike Morris- sey lead the band at halftime shows. BELOW- Drill Team members pose for candids. The Sillouhettes were not to be outdone and placed first in the Rossmoor Los Alamitos parade, Los Altos halftime competition and CSULB competition. Mrs. Jan Cook was the advisor for this competition- winning drill team. 42 Band and Drill Team F!-0 LEFT-Drill Team preformed in Silverado Days parade. BELOW-Band and Drill Team preformed at the Big A Spectacular. Band and Drill Team-43 W x 'ST Drlll Team Leaders l975 Juli Wlse Corps Lead er CTOPJ Debr Bennington Head Leader Karen Ethans Senlor Assistant Leader Christy Wallace Jumor Leader Addmg to showmanshrp of Western s Proneer band thus year were the Flag and Banner Glrls The two marchmg corps performmg preslslon drllls and routmes provlded a colorful spectacular to half tlme performances and parade competxtlons And wlth an added duty the Flag Glrls served as Honor Guard to the coronatlon of the 1975 Rose Bowl Queen Keepmg an award w1nn1ng band 1n top form IS no easy duty for a Drum Major However Mlke Morrlssey the 1974 Drum Major seemed to have no dlfiiculty d0lI'lgtl'l1S as he along wrth Majorette Lorx Rmg lead the band to vlctory week after week during the marchlng season spec1al unlts brmg band showmansh1p Flags 1975 D Anzaldl J Powers R Hueth P Yardley L Brown TF1nch C Godfrey M Juhkam R Vasquez A Bloom M Hull Sjohnston Band and Drrll Team 45 ' 'l ra' VAQ' 2 L I 1 l . . , .-.' ' D 0 . 7 f 5 l 7 ll ll r v X, v ar 5 .U L. al, 5 l l 7' L ll lf? yearbook staff's success based . dl cc 97 I on teamwork principle Meeting deadlines, writing copy, laying out pages, taking photographsaall challenges facing Western's yearbook staff, and all accepted enthusiastically and responsibly by the Yearbook members. Supervising the difficult task of putting together and publishing a yearbook was Editor-in-Chief, Donna Whitson, aided by Class Editors, Angie Roxas and Donna Christensen: Sports Editors, Kathy Deakins and Margie Love: Clubs, Organizations, and Activities Editor, Sandy Kahoung and Faculty Editor, Vicki Shimizug while Mike Penner and Steve Malone handled the chores ofwriting copy. Steve VanBibber and Dan McGinley were among the staffs photographers-headed by the yearbook's active advisor, Mr. Ralph R. Rothrock. Typists George Ann Sudbury and Julie Darr rounded out the team a a team in the truest sense ofthe word. Andjudging from the final product, the 1974-75 yearbook staff was indeed a team ofchampionship caliber. .1 - ' ' 1.4 -if-5'- gg, -f..,..............t. V 4tiAPioncer Annual L fu I. .3 f- -5 X i i l F PAGE- l Donna 3-Donna Vicki Shu- Margie Love, THIS AGE-COLUMN l TO RlGHTJ-An- Krieger, Pam Anke. Malone, Newspaper hard at work, MN 2-Stephanie Bob Zapatosky, Chavez, COLUMN Gilstrap, Mike Kgaliijgrgr pioneer press, 'fnumber one informant Western High has many unique features, including involved students in various clubs and activities. One ofthe best and informative features is the publications department, with the number one,'Pioneer Press, showing, by way of newspaper, what Western is up to. Checking over stories, writing, and layouts are jobs that need the carefulness, training and responsibility ofthe Editor, Mike Penner, and Associate Editor, Steve Malone. Their leadership and guidance encouraged and inspired reportersg Ernie Chavez, Angie Roxas, Stephanie Bauer, Pamela Anke, Monica Marquez, Bob Zapatosky and Anna Krieger, Sports editor, 'Fearless' Leroy Gilstrap edited a most important part ofthe paper, news, with the upmost versatility. All in all, the Pioneer Press, has a staff that deserves credit for informing Western in the best and most eflicient way. ,I Y H I uh Pioneer Press-47 FAR RIGHT-Head Song- leader Lori Davis announced the many awards they won. RIGHT-Songleaders cheered at Football games. BELOW, Songleaders-LEFT TO RIGHT, Christie Masul- lo, Helen Takeda, Debbie Hovey, Lori Davis fHeadJ, Liz Baker, Mary Carrelejo, Anita Zink, Cathy Eliff. 48 Songleaders 'Q '55 up nf. H-.-tix. ,sl-1 ' A an 'v, JQ:,'p.'1..- ' .4 'x'--as lik? ' I :rift 'f' -in unl -If . - wt? ,!1:v.1u,f:vWAQT:. rv A Student body enthusiasm-whether it's in the football stands or in the Basketball bleachers fis an important part to High School sports. And helping bolster that spirit and pep were the l975 Songleaders. Pep Club, and Mascot. The Songleadersfwho entertained sports fans all year long with skits and song-and-dance routinesl-began their busy year at summer camp. And the songleaders represented Westhi well-bringing home many awards and honors. During the course ofthe year, the songleaders made it their constant goal to encourage student involvement and pep. Also promoting spirit during the I974-75 school year was Westhi's Pep Club. Under advisor M r. Bob Flint. Pep Club began the year selling Yosemite Sam Buttons'. and attending football games to cheer the Pioneers on to victory. Westhi's Mascot, Sherrie Frizelle. was also involved with promoting the sport's program. Along with the Song and Cheerleaders, Sherrie lead Western fans and performed skits and routines also. gui- Q1 1. . ta spirit 8a pep club members aided sport LEFT-Mascot Sherrie Frizelle ready to cheer. FAR LEFT-Sherrie participated in the cheering at games. TOP-Sherrie Frizelle -Pioneer Mascot. BELOW, Pep Club ROW l, A.Roxas, D.Nedrow. D.Christiansen. J.Simmons. L. Smallwood, D.Whitson, K.Deakins. H. Thomas. C.Masullo, M.Bernard, K.Roberts, ROW 2, C.Eliff, C.Lyons, L.Kadowaki, P. Anke, S.Tumbleson, C.Hannah. K.DiCicilia, M.Carralejo. A.Zink, M.Beesley, J.Black- well. L.Curtule, S.Sumrall, L.Baker, A. Giouannetti. K.Barstad. ROW 3, R..loy, P. Roefs, J.Whitohurst. D.l-loag, T.Erwin, M. Bird, D.Hovey. L.lwaniki, M.Musser, J. Johnson. N.Jacoby, R.Navarro. D.Schaller, P.Nickell, L.Keller, ROW 4. S.Kahoun, W.Gentry. K.Cotter, .l.Brown, D.Verdi, C. Godfrey. H.Takeda. D.Collins, G.Sarvari, S.Frizelle, L.Wilkison. D.Bennjamen, C. Chodkowski, L.Montrose, M.Keblis, D. Popejoy. M.Miller. D.Gardner, D.Willoeks, L.Holtom. M.Krazel. . -Q. ,. dl Mascot Sc Pep Club-49 ABOVE RIGHT-Mas- cot, Pioneer Pete. ABOVE FAR RlGHT-Cheerlead- ers performed at Pep Ral- lies. RIGHT-Pioneers' School Motto. K . . ,fqp mf-0' L -l . Q J ..., 5 . l 5 S I . Q 5 f., . . .- ,,, , -I , V M A' ' NA ' , A If , l Q 5 , I , ivfw i ,w t ix H , f 'T' 1 f 'M f A J 'Sw N I e R , k ' Q Ag' L' W iuuif Leigh .4 'K r 5 ' v 1 I Q' It I A , P I I ' I ' V-Q' KM 'V Y 4-1 M' v V 1 X- M J rf- 1 -- -- ---- W-4 1 -4 A.------.. V-Y...a...W ,,. ,,,, , ,N - Y -,Y lb- U I Y , i faery- 3 - H -wg .A -- -- --. aa-. . . r' 'T'-'-5155 - fix-fl- . L. ' .w:'ffs:Vw-,f?' --.jj Y ,Y jj 'A ' ' ' ' ' . W N F , f- ,- -fl ,. ,,1 ,- N jgggj.-,I 1 -. x f 3 . . 5 ' 5 l ir E u . 14 . Ill 42 , , . A 2 'l 'aj - - i gm ...,-J f ' .4 .f 5 ' ' -v. lil'-3 r, Qgjv, TI 'gill Cheerleaders-LEFT TO RIGHT, Laura lwanicki, Cathy Chodkowski, Chris Hannah, Marianne Burton, Mary Ann Beesley, Holly Thomas, Mary Bernard fHeadj, Margie Musser. 50-Cheerleaders Enthusiasm. In one word that perhaps best describes the main purpose of a High School cheerleader-promoting school pride and spirit-thus creating student body enthusiasm. And that's the way it was' for the 1974-75 Varsity and Junior Varsity cheerleadersfunder advisor Ms. Pat Griffith. With the opening of spring camp-Western's cheerleaders began preparing for a busy year-a year which - would include participation in many events. O n Beginning with the football season, it was the cheerleadersjob to promote the school pride that has long been a tradition at Westhi. The Varsity cheerleaders - attended all of Western sports Warsityj while the J.V. Cheerleaders attended the d e .I.V. games-both encouraging fans to cheer the pioneers to victory. p Their school pride was evident as the two groups constantly made it their purpose to generate student body enthusiasm. ! jf y, .1 , 52' if 1 K LY.. I -+A RIGHT, .l.V. Cheerleaders- CLEFT TO RIGHTJ, Karin Harris, Donna Oye, Becky Whitcomb fl-leadj, Patti Ogata, Wendy Price, Splits, NeIla.Iamison. BELOW QLEFTJALV. Cheer- leaders added much spirit at Pep Rallies. BELOW-Cheen ing at Homecoming included teaching Alum ni new Cheers. i.,.,.Q WPYQ .C+.l.L L, .I. V. Cheerleaders Sl l E 5 EARL HAR V38 High -V CAPPELLA CH SCHOQL 0111 Tyan A Cappella Choir 1975-ROW 1- S.Sumrall, H. Smith, C.Grosky, D.Panicko, M.Ezell, B.Bradley, P.Thomas, S.Lane, M.Hewson, M.Heglemier, R.Myers, V.Ramirez, D.Panico, T.Ellis, .I.Fee, R.Deitrick, W.Mayo, J.Peters, M.Kraze11, ROW 2- B.Hart, R,Joy, N.Bernard, S.Mendoza, R.Riddle, S.Sargent, M.Edds, T.Truitt, R.Cavasos, E.Swift, B.Gianotti, L.Almond, C.K1ein, T.Cavasos, L. Larkey, L.Miller, ROW 3-.l.Weitzell, D.Scherburne, P.Pobis, K.Cockre11, .l.Morton, J.Brown, M.Jack- son K Grant V Oliver S Green A Smith C Har , - . - . - , - i - P. T.Thomas, K.Johnson, ROW 4- J.Crouch, B.Goff, C.Scott, J.F1eury, L.Nakamaru, M.Miller, M. ' Ezell, C.Tallinghisen, B.Gibbons, K.Grumbles, M. Verholtz, L.Johnson, ROW 5- S,Noffsinger, D. Ramsey, L.Olson, S.Haber, R.Pollgreen, J.BIake, R.Hill, C.Aves, M.Ligget, ROW 6- B.Eas1y, D. Beyer, K..1ohnson, M.Hinton, K.Tikker, L.Mon- trose, J.Branon, ROW 7- D.Popejoy, S.Murphy, C.Corbran, D. Hoag, Top of the Tree-R.Frakes. choir performs community concerts The 1974-75 A Cappella Choir not only realized an age-long Hawaiian dream come true-but also continued performing their traditional Christmas-season concerts throughout Southern California. Christmas concerts included performances at-Forest Lawn Cypress, Dec. 13 Lakewood Shopping Center, Dec. 43 Pearl Harbor Survivors Convention at the Disneyland Hotel, Dec. 58473 L.A. Optimist Home, Dec. 73 Community Reformed Church, Dec. 83 Holiday in Music, Dec. 1184123 Hollywood Paladium, Dec. 133 Good Sheperd Church Pageant, Dec. l48cl53 Knotts Berry Farm, Dec. 16, Royal Inn Kawanis Club, Dec. 173 Western's Home Concert, Dec. 19, Disneyland Candlelight Parade, Dec. 20, 218c22. Once in Hawaii-the group performed at-Hickam Airfield, Dec. 27Q U.S. Naval Communications Center, Dec. 28, Pearl Harbor Memorial Concert, Dec. 29, and Punch Bowl Cemetary, Dec. 30. After returning from Hawaii the choir performed in A.U.H.S.D.-Music Festival, March 1 lg Music in our School Days, March 131 Spring Musical, May 2l,Z2,23Q Easter Sunrise Service-Forest Lawn, March 30: and their linal appearance atithe class of 1975' Graduation. This completed a truly outstanding year for the choir. LEFT-Officers ofACappel1a stand around the sign of the money that has been raised. BELOW-Piano player for the Choir. christmas tree flies to beautiful hawaii 1975 was a year to remember for the A Cappella Choir of Western High. Not only were their concerts and Christmas tree a success, they had a Christmas trip to beautiful Hawaii too. Their departure December 26, began a trip of concerts and appearances, not to mention tours all over the island of Oahu. The climax ofthe trip was the dedication of a wreath of flowers along with a concert at the Pearl Harbor, Arizona Memorial. ff ' , If 11:3- 5 1 RIGHT-Written in the sand, WHS A Cappella in Hawaii. BELOW-Mr. Encheff in the cafeteria at the University of Hawaii. BOTTOM RIGHT-Choir at the Capitol grounds. . 'N af f RN. . f , 5. 54-A Cappella ii' A ' 'iS5fiA,1'fi5'5 if': Ti 7 Q it J . , A - Y 51- .ff A l ... A n j' , I A', Q4 . is A . - .L .,. cis- Y. i H Z L X...- , . ' 1, ' E ,P , L. 'll - A A e + K i F is-, - '- - ,K-1, 1 1 N35 . ll :Q liww 1 .- , ,, . .Y , ,Y f l rf' mania' 'rf 'M.-LE Jw- TOP Polynesran cultural center was a good place to see LEFT Waklkl beach was crowded but fun BELOW A Cappella sang at many different places a 'F ' ,MY 'wa V Q YS w. A Cappella-55 The key to every successful student government is student involvement---and that perhaps best describes 'the way it was' at Western. Many organizations -including the Associated Student Body Cabinet, the lnterclub Council, the Student Curriculum and Advisory Committees, and the Student Congress' --encouraged student input in the government of Western High School. Cabinet--which was comprised ofWesthi's I2 elected officers--had the monumental task of balancing the I974-75 ASB budget, arranging for Pep Rallies and assemblies, and were involved in a continuing effort to improve student-faculty relations. ICC-f-whose membership of the executives from Western's various clubs and organizations -worked for student involvement through extra-curricular activitiesvsuch as the planning ofa 50's week to bring back the days of'the way we weref The student Curriculum and Advisory Committees worked independantly ofeach other but for the same common goal-- a better Western. While the SCC studied Western's curriculum and the feasibility of flexible scheduling, the SAC pioneered a Graffiti Wall program on campus to help improve social and ethnic differences at Western, The Student Congress was made-up of representatives selected from the Drivers Education, Health, Government, and History classes. Working closely with Cabinet, it was Congress'job to keep students informed of Westhi's government. TOP, Student Curriculum Committee gROW l, C.Lyons, D. Whitson, l.Gan, H. Smith, ROW 2, W. McCartney, K. Grumbles, M . Krazel, A.Giovannette, J. Fleury, ROW 3, J, Gimando, S.Daly fChairmanJ, S. Malone, M. O'Brien, Mr. Horton. RIGHT, ASB Cabinet students work for common goal ,. my v.,...,, 1, I I -F E 4' li K i -ROW I, Gary Kiyohara, ASB Vice ,t . ,X x President: James Miyake, ASB President: Sandi Schoales, Commissioner of Publicity: Mike Mattox, Junior Class President: Dedrie Mattox, ASB Secretary: Karen Cotter, Commissioner of Pep: Cindy Lyons, Commissioner of Welfareg Candice Abbott, Advisor: Tree, niacin! 3. Larry Tumbleson, Senior Class President: Art Nakawaki, ASB Treasurer, Sue Choti, Commissioner of Activities: Jeannie Blackwell, Sophomore Class President: Ed Ramirez, ICC President. 56 SCC Sc ASB Cabinet i 'we . is-I A W 1, .. r'.v .l 1LL,lz'- - 1 ,,. Congress--ROW l, H.Takeda, P.Ohrberg .l.Walker, E.Centeno, T.Raulli, J.Newton J.Peters, D.lshii, M.Flanagan, C.Meachan ROW 2, G.Kiyohara, R.Lucy, M.Hull, J Hesson, B.Reiharl, M.Bernard, C.Hannah S.Frlzelle, J.Powers, ROW 3, B.Zapot0sky D.Smart, D.Gardner, D.Matt0x, C.Harp L.Brillon, D.Baker, A.Agapinan, W.Torres A.Nakuwaki, Row 4, R.Pollgreen. B.Stan: field, B.Carpenter, J.Glennon, S.Cervanles G.Cornell, S.Daly. ICC-ROW l, D.Whitson, C.Lyons, K.Cur- tis, S.D0minguez, Wrlshii, M.Bernard, J. Blackwell, W.Gentry, S.Choti, F.Brock, R. Castillo, G.Kiyoharz1, ROW 2, P.Acosta, A Nakawaki, R.Frakes, D.Hoag, P.Anke, D. Mattox, E.Ramirez, M.Choti, K.Ethans, L. Smallwood, ROW 3, K,Deakins, B.Slun- field, S.Westbury, L.Davis, D.Bennington, M.Krazel, L.Tumblcson, M.Mattox, B.King. ROW 4, C.Wolven, S.Marraccini, S.Malone, R.Holt, M.Hinton, B.Carpen1cr, B.Thomp- son, D,Beighton, M.Penner. Student Advisory Committee ROW l, Verne Horton, C.Lyons, Y.Vaca, S.Sch- oales, Ventura Cornejo, ROW 2, E.Cenleno, N.Newurk, M,Harrell, S.Choti, ROW 3, S. Marruccini, L.Davis, B.Bideaux, Cqngress, ICC 62 SAC S7 n Clubs usually provided a chance to get away from the academic life of High School and focus on the lighter side . But a few Westhi organizations combined both the academic and the social. The MGM Progarm- Under the direction of Mr. Christian offered a new class format at Western. Students were given the opportunity to work individually on semester projects. Various subjects were explored to allow those students to achieve greater satisfaction in learning experience. CSF- comprised of Western students who earned a 3.5 grade point average or above-was sponsored by Ms. Marge Cook and Ms. Deni Fossek. Activities for the 1974-75 school year included bake sales and participation at the UCLA Honors Day in October. NHS- whose members traditionally possessed the qualities of leadership, character, service and scholarship-remained an active part of Western Life. With sponsor Ms. Bertottig NHS planned several field trips-as well as holding NHS induction in March. The Academic Decathalon- with the purpose of promote the academic side of school life-was held in November. Western's team-headed by Captain Pam Anke-also participated in the Decathalon Banquet held in December. clubs promote achievement Academic Decathalon Team, LEFT TO RIGHT- C.Lyons, L.Davis, P.Simpson, J.Tod- hunter, P.Hughes, P.Anke 58 Academic Decathalon and MGM MGM-ROW l, G.Kiyohara, A.Nakawaki, A.Bridwell, D.lshii, P.Shozi. K. Brown, ROW 2, G.Weiss, M.Choti, W.Shaw, D.Collins, T.Brannon. S-.Chol1, C. Mayville, R.Ridgley, K.Tikker, N.Lyons, L.Kadowaki, ROW 3, B.K1ng. S.Ar- LEFT, NHS- ROW l,C.Lyons, L.Dunlap, D.Whitson, ROW 2, S,Meyer, C.Arevalos, H.Takeda, G.Kiyohara, ROW 3, K.Cotter. P.Anke, D.Mattox, R.Miser, M.Ch0ti ABOVE, CSF- ROW I, F.Brock, C.EIiff, C,Taylor, K.Cadabona, D.Niebergall, D.Whitson, l.Gan, C.Lyons, M.Marquez, J.Darr, L.Endicott, ROW 2, B.King, R.Miser, A.Nakawaki, M.Choti, E.LeBlanc, G.Kuyohara, D.Christensen, T.Erwin, C.Arevalo, V.Alvarez, N.McKenzic, H.Beilman, L. Bebek, D.Ishii, C.Harp, P.Shozi, V.Ramirez, L.Biggor, C.MayvilIs, S.Yoon, G.Sudbury, ROW 3, C.McCoy, K.Cotter, D.ColIins, D.Mattox, S.Choti, L.Markoff, L.Kadowaki, S.Harvcy, C.Nicholson, P.Anke, T.Brannon, L.Call, L.Dunlap, R.RidgIey, V.Squires, L.BriIlon, B.Whitcomb, N..Iamison, J,Doutt, J.Takai, D.Hernandcz, B.Johnson, ROW 4, W.Anke, C.Jung, D.Shozi, C.Miner, B.Saucy, A,Bloom, L.Gillett, D.Gardner, H.Hodis, M.John- son, R.PoIIgreen, B.Carpemer, S.Kahoun, M.Hinton, J.Todhunter, M.Penner, D.Lampe, J.Oakey, M.Saucy, J.Morrissey, J.ProfEtt NHS 8: CSF- 59 traditions were continued In the past, Westhi's various clubs have not only been involved in fun activities-but service projects as well. And that's the way it was for the 1974-75 Key club, Girls League, and Varsity club members. Girls' League was involved with mainly campus service-beginning with the traditional Homecoming Mum Sale to raise money for it's second major project-the Christmas Formal. The Girls League members-under advisor Mr. Hanson-also sponsered the Valentine Carnation sale in February. Key club was also service minded. Along with their advisor-Mr. Roesner-Key club members sponsored Western's annual Christmas tree lot and engaged in other fund-raising events for campus improvement as well. The 1974-75 Varsity club-with advisor Mr. Jim Everett-consentrated their efforts on fund raising events for next year's athletic program. Varsity club members-comprised of lettermen for Westhis' various sports-sponsored several projects. Girls League Board-KTOPQ Officers, LEFT TO RIGHT, Pres. W.Gentry, V.P.- S.Sparks, Sec. D.Whitson, Treas. L.Kadowaki, QRIGHTJ Senior, L.Schingeck, L.Montrose, C.Lyons, K.Cotter, J. Powers, V.Shimizu, H.Takeda, QBOTTOM LEFTj.lunior, S.Har- vey, C.Nicholson, L.Peralta, P.Carr, C.Harp, QBOTTOM RIGHTJ Sophomore, V.Ramirez, C.Brown, G.Sudbury, P.Pole, J.Darr, K.Holder, K.Sergakis. 60 Girls League Board '-Q . - sofa MASQ Key Club ROW l, G.Smith, .l.Newlon, C.Wolven, R.Pollgrcen, R.Vanosdel, R.Simp- son, M.House, ROW 2, B.Stanlleld, J,Todhunt- er, W.Anke, B.Capenter, C.Miner, A.Nakawaki, Y.Kawasaki, J.Gorhum, T.Spriggs, Tree QLEFT TO RIG HTB M.HinLon, T,Mofflt, B.Smith, M. O'Brien, J.Thompson, S.Yoon, P.Slamanl, E. Moorlach. BELOW, Varsity Club- TREE, KLEFT TO RIG HTH, B.Bideaux, B.Th0mpson, S.Arrieta, B. Aguilar, D.Beighlon, L.Tumbles0n, T.Blackwell, P.Dixon, ROW l, L.Johnson, M.Clarridge, W. Foster, E.Jacks0n, T.Campbell, A.Fernald, B, Brickey, R.Clark, ROW 2, B.King, M.Choti, J. Proflltt, R.Hain, K.Cuervo, T.Le0nurd, B.Samp, B.Bell, J.Brady. B.Smith, J.Jahnke, R.Ortiz, T. Hess, K.Cate, W.Torres, S.Edmunds, M.John- son, H.Hodis, J.Bartnikowski, K.GrunewaId. 1 . ... ,,-as .0flP i f airs Key 8: Varsity-6l 62-NFL clubs represent western well Representing Western in community events and competitions is an important roll of many Westhi clubs. And for the 1974-75 America Field Service QAFSJ, Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAJ, and National Forensic League QNFLJ, representing Western was a main objective. That's the way it was for the NFL members. Under advisor Ms. Candice Abbott, the group participated in many state and local competitions. The orators constantly made known their talents, receiving many awards and trophies throughout the year. The FBLA, with advisor Mr. Richard Hipple, studied the ways and means ofthe business world. The club also represented Western in a score of competition-including business and typing tournaments. The main goal of Western's 1974-75 AFS was to make ready for next years Foreign Exchange Student. ln order to raise the needed funds for such a task, the AFS, under advisor Mr. Murphy, worked on many fund raising events-including food sales at home football games. NFL-ROW 1, G.Kiyohara, H.Beilman, M.Peters, S.Schoales, Mrs. C.Abbott, J.Margeave, ROW2, A.Nakawaki, D.Shozi, K.Cuervo, M.Saucy, F. Lopez, .l.Cancffield, T.Brannon, R.Ridgley, D.Ishii. 'lr-9 140 '27 ir wi TOP AFS ROW I W Gentry D WhIlSOH C Lyons M Pearlman LKa dowakl ROW 2 .I Tod hunter A Roxas D Chrls tensen J Oakey ROW 3 C Arevalos P Anke C N1 cholson .I Glennon LEFT FBLA LEFT TO RIGHT C Martin C Martm Mr Hlpple D Mltchell T Cloud Castro AFS 8L FBLA 63 ABOVE, Ecology and Science Club- ROW l L,Biggor, V.Rumirez, F.Brock, M.Krazel, S Dominguez, M.lVlurquez. ROW 2, G.Kiyoharz1 D.Chartier, E.LeBlanc, S.Choti, D.Shozi, M Jackson, D.Whiison, C.Lyons, S.Meyer, C Mayville, ROW 3, E.Ramirez, R,Barber, D Hernandez, C.Nicholson, Y.Kawasaki, C Nuguyuma, G.Armstrong, D.Houg, P.Anke, B.Carpenter, ROW 4, M.Choti, B.King, E Moorluch, J.Glennon, H.Hodis, J.Gorhum M.Miller, Llchikawu, S.Nielsen, .l.Todhunter, C.McCoy. .l.0ukey RIG HT, Bowling ClubfROW l, P.Thomus, C Allen, C.Naguyama, ROW 2, M.Ycamione, V Shimizu. C.Nicholson, ROW 3. Y.Kawusuki R.Hill, S.NolTsinger, T.DeWolf. 64 Science 8: Bowling Ji .. .,-,.,...L,-. .,. ., .. ,- ,. ', E.,-. 4-JQ,4.I.QLi3.3Lif,, . I- L ' f--xg wtf- A ill i i I i l clubs combine fun with learning Not all of Westerns Clubs were merely concerned with extra cirricular activities. For some Westhi students, club involvement was the mixing of business with pleasure - or to be more exact, mixing class work with fun. And that's 'the way it was' for the 1974-45 German, Math, Science and Bowling clubs. Western's German club-under the advise ofMs. Margit MunroeMinvolved in the areas of learning German customs and literature. Comprised mainly of ESTEBH HIGH SEHBUL German students, the group was involved in many activities-such as sponsoring a booth at the Country fair. The Math club was for Westhils slide-rule students. With advisor Mr. Robert Glasock, math club members took fieldtrips to math contests and competition. For the first time, Westhils Science and Ecology clubs were combine forthe 1974-75 school year. Under advisor Mr. Stanfield the Ecology-Science club studied nature and the changing seasons-as well as taking an active interest in campus beautification and ecology. A new club on campus-although not directly related to a solid subject-was the bowling club. The group was formed to allow Westhi students to compete and learn a recreational sport. LEFT, German Club-R.Gagne, R.Micklos, D. Hoag, V.Alvarez, P.Anke, V.Shimizu, .l.Oakey. BELOW, Math ClubgROW l, A.Nakawaki, W.Gentry, V.Ramirez, C.Lyons, I.Gan, P. Shozi, D.lshii, M.Marquez, ROW2, J,Todhunt- er, C.Miner, R.Pollgreen, S.Arrieta, W.Anke, M..Iackson, P.Anke, S.Dominguez, C.Meyer, L.Kadowaki. , .R A 3 'A v. ' 142- German 84 Math 65 I Student involvement in community affairs is an essential part of High School activities. The l974-75 school year saw several Westhi clubs-including the Mecha, Thespian, Art, and Asian Awareness clubs-put student input into solving community problems. That was the 'the way it was, for Westerns Mecha club. The group-comprised of Mexican-American students of the campus-sought to end a growing community problem-graffiti on the walls of homes surrounding Western. To help end this problem, Mecha club members-under advisor Ventura Cornejo-came out early one Saturday morning, and painted over the graffiti with district-provided paint. Also serving the community was Westhi's Thespian,!Drama club. Under advisor Mr. Doug Phelps, the group sold tootsie roll banks, to help finance their activities-including a Christmas performance entitled Charlie Brown Problems for the various elementary students of surrounding schools. Art club-with advisor Ms. Sara Newhouse-began the year with the sale of.Ionathan Livingston Seagull pins and necklaces. The group also was responsible for creating posters to publize Western's 50's week activities. Westerns Asian Awareness club-along with advisor Ms. Shigikawa, engaged in many activities during the year, including their weekly discussion ofthe problems Asians face in today's society. clubs involved in community affairs TOP, Art Club-ROW l C.Cook, M.Wicknam, D Ruley, ROW 2, K.Cotter B.Brown, R.Castillo. 1 1 RIGHT, Thespians - T. Whitten, S.Meyer, C.May- ville, J.Fluery, R.Skrt- evte, ROW2-D.Phelps, D.Owens, .I.Darr, R.Cas- tillo, A.Bridwell, L.Lern0uS, ROW 3, M.Harp, T.Mc- Grady, B.Carpenter, T. Brannon, M.I-linton. 66 Art 8: Thespians LEFT Aslan Awareness ROW l K Ihara C Matsumoto ROW 2 IGan PSh0Z1 VRamer1z ROW 3 RR1dgley Dlshu V Shxmnzu ARoxas ROW 4 E Ramrrez G Kryohara J M1yake ANakawak1 BELOW Mecha ROWI A Barreras T Eddy R Torrez V Delhoyo C Lopez P Cordero P Rodrlquez K Anas E Centeno E Ruiz M Alvarez K Handlan Barela S Cabral S Munlz F Padllln R Zubla A Gonzalez D Chavez Spanke B Cole ROW 3 M Perez D Simpson M Wllson T Alvarado A LaBow T Aguirre S Marracclm E Tor rez R Corral F Correa E Vas quez Y . T , . , . , I , . , - lr - ' 1 V ' . , ' .., l ' I , . , I , . . , .. . , . , I I 5 . ' ,.,. , . I , . , . , . , . D , , ' , . . , . , . , L.Vieyra, ROW 2, A.Rivera, P. 7 . , - . , Q ' Q , . l , . , . , , . , 1 ' 9 ' . 9 . . 7 . V . V . ' , . I l, . ' , . y . , . I ' l Y - : Ag Asian Awareness 8: Mecha 67 ,1- 5 F . 9 ,nib ' ' 1 gf MZ Y N w Q A - ,l' -1 ' Q.-af' , f Q.-wg? .. ?gvP,'.N '33, -' .bufb 4 5 - 'P , mi' :P 3.-P -. X 5 f' ,V V - J V- Q 5 If Q -S ,,' ,.. .g - ' ','ff , L... ,Q Zhi- as ',' 'f -- 2 , im, ----4 A f - 1 ' L H, 5 '- 7: 7' 'WI QE, , X Q X , , , q, Y ' ' A '- ' H-7 H' it 535' .' . 'Q - X ' T . VPN' ,nga f- ini' ' . n , N li 453 . 1-as 'Us ' ROW 1 QLEFT TO RIG HTj-72 Art Ledesma, 29 William Torres, 80 Kevin Cate, 81 Tom Blackwell, 8 Steve Cervantes, 41 Mike Crail, 79 Derek Jor- gensen, 64 Randy Lowenberg, 7 Brian Bideaux, 85 Mark Bailey, 33 Glen Strobehn, 20 Mike Dahn, 70 Carlos Garcia. ROW 2-22 George Carralejo, 25 Ed Reid, 83 Bob Mosier, 63 Bob Aguilar, 75 Bob Smith, 51 Jeff Wisener, 78 Steve Conrad, 50 Blake Thompson, 76 Leroy Ramirez, 65 Dave Beighton, 56 Phil Dixon, 82 Gus Angon. ROW 3-26 Terry Hess, 28 Larry Tumbleson, 44 Rick Fleager, 71 Russ Loken, 57 Randy Hess, 61 Dave Lease, 68 Britt Bell, 16 Tom Leonard, 32 Paul Clease, 60 Fred Sowers, 40 Jerry Lovejoy, 31 Ron Clark. ROW 4-53 Dwane Owens. 84 Tony Campbell, 58 Steve Jerry, 74 Allen Beck, 55 Jon Centanni, 13 Rick Ortiz, 66 Bill Brickey, 47 Jim Jahnke, 23 Tom Valfre, 52 Dave Leighton. VARSITY FOOTBALL RESULTS Redlands 34, Western 13 fforfeitj Western 31, Savanna 12 Los Alamitos 34, Western 15 Marina 32, Western 16 Fountain Valley 25, Western 6 Lo'ara'29, Western 15 Edison 29, Western 12 Westminster 32, Western 16 Newport 19, Western 7 70-Varsity Football in 'TW v ' -fl. nf' - i ' .B r l :serif la U rg yn g ,ffl 1 'rl A W . . 1 ., .V '11, TEE n W to li. 'l T 'M'-H A Assistant Coaches-KFRONT ROWJ Jim Burton, Rick Dicicco, QBACK ROWJ Terry Henigen, Bob Flint, Bob Fieldhouse. 1- N79 9 .J-M , . 1 il , , 'Y'f?:11,Y-A. gl .V lf, V, ..Y' vm, fd 'l pioneer gridders suffer frustrating 1974 season Two games, the opener which Western won by a forfeit, and the last-a heart- breaking loss to the Sunset League champion Newport Harbor, best sum up the Pioneers' 1974 football season-an odd season, a frustrating season. Those two contest seemed to set the tone for Coach Jim Everett's sixth year at the helm of Western's grid squad. It was a season in which the Pioneers established several new records but could not post a league win. A year when Western nearly doubled its scoring total of the past season, but discounting the forfeit, could only win one game-against Savanna. fa 1-8 recordl WESTEIQN PHC H 5390 5'f?0f74 KQU- fl I SYIZEZ' lu---1-v--..-7 A - - 1.. Q Head coach Jim Everett and his players attended a Opening fall practice was also publicity day as the cameramen photographed the gridders for posterity. pep-rally assem bly. Varsity Football-71 72-Football-Varsity 'N 'Z 2 il 5 'Q H-, 1 X . I F Our record wasn't great but our team was was the inscription on the cake atvthe l974 Football Awards Banquet. It seemed to best describe the atmosphere at the ceremonies held during early December. The Pioneers finished 2-7 during thefpast season, but one wouldn't have guessed that from what occurred at the banquet. -Tl' en gridders-eight from the varsity and two sophomores-were ' honored with various awards, presented by the coaching staff. 1 O S W e In return, the coaches were presented with an award,' of their own-A Mr, Coffee coffee-maker, sure to be useful in future h d t b strategy sessions. O n a . - . h . f gi. -.... r 4 - A ' . -,..., M , BACK ROW: Brian Bideaux-Academic A- chievement Awardg Tom Blackwell-Specialty Team Player of the year: Mike Dahn-Defen- sive Back of the year: Ed Reid-Back of the yearg Britt Bell-Defensive Lineman of the yearg Blake Thompson-Offensive Lineman ofthe year. FRONT ROW: Larry Tumbleson -Co-Captain Awardq Pedro Contreras-Soph. Back of the year: Gus Angon-Most Inspira- tional Playerg Mike Solso-Soph. Lineman of the year. h.f.ffi A ,fav ' - . ' I N A 5 ,J ' , I x e F 5 'f ' Football Banquet-75 W 'im' ' ml, W l wi 'ac - - 1.1- .Q ' A A- ' l . - X . l l ' l l if , V M , 1 l K,- k y rr l. l l . ROW l-QLEFT TO RIGHTJ Manny Acosta, Randy Acosta, Tom Aguilar, Rick Alvarado, Ron Angevineg ROW 2-Nick Bennet, Ron Baldridge, Dave Burchell, Bubba Carlson, Mike Christiansen, ROW 3-Doug Clark, Pedro Conlreas, Dave Deporte, Dale Fisher, Mitch Garcia: ROW4-Harvey Horsey, Pete Jhanke, Tom Kreamer, Jeff Mansker, Mark Ohlsg ROW5-Mike Okura, Brad Reihart, Xavier Rosa, Mike Solso, Dan Tumbleson. 76-Sophomore Football A lack of personnel was a major factor in a poor showing by Western's Sophomore football team this year. Coach Don Crosby had only 14 people come out for the early practices. Out of approximately 400 sophomore boys at the school, that's not a very high percentage. Putting in good individual efforts for the sophs were Mike Solso at defensive tackle, Pedro Contreras at both tight end and defensive back, and Bob Carlson at offensive tackle and defensive guard. We have played well individually, stated coach Crosby. lack of personnel hampers sophs un iw , 'Q-.. V ,4 .fl 1-K ,, L ., Q M ii lv ., I .Q SOPHOMORE COACHES: Asst. Coach, Art Armijog Head Coach, Don Crosby Sophomore Football-77 Varsity Basketball-LEFT TO RIGHT-James Mi- yake, Mike Crook, Bill Guyett, Frazer Thomas, Jeff Stier, Ron ldoine, Randy Lowenberg, Bob Monroe, Harry Wing, R0- ger Carlson, Garry Bates 78-Basketball A lack ofheight proved to be a com- mon hindrance to Western's varsity andjunior varsity basketball squads. Though both teams possessed ability, their disadvantage in height prevented them from becoming contenders in the Sunset League. Marvin Blemker's varsity was anchored by the aggressive front line of Roger Carlson, Bob Munroe, and Harry Wingg completed by the smooth shooting touches ofguards James Miyake and Mike Crook. First off the bench were Bill Guyett, Randy Lowenberg, and Frazer Thomaskall aiding in rebounding and adding ' ' scoring punch. vars1ty, J.v. Coach Marty McDermott uncovered f 'l h' ca gers hurt 53233.3Ll:3Z15?LZ25iaHZ3difm short but scrappy squad were center by O f Marty Ross, Mark Saucy, and Russell 0 Best at the corners, along with the backcourt tandem of Steve Skelton g and Ken Goodwin. V vw 1 v W Y F .L-.1 .,,, , ,,.-4 7-as-if 1' , . Junior Varsity Basketball-LEFT TO RIGHT- Ken Goodwin, Mike Marchese, Kerry Cate, Ma- sahiro lwaguchi, Mike Crail, Marty Ross, Mark Saucy, Mark Leo, Russell Best, John Thomp- son, and John Skelton. Basketball-79 ,. lf' 37' VM 'I - 4 TOP: Sophomore Basketball-LEFT TO RIGHT f fT,Murdoch, M.Manchester, J.Colangelo, L. Johnson, L.Miller, E.Phillips, Evans, and B.Sawada. R Vcc v- rn 55, A! . M .Barraza, D. --M.. J.-.-...... V i V! N 6- f f.....L 3 A 80-Basketball , f 7,9 3' 3 . By all preseason indications Western's Sophomore basketball team could have been a contender for the Sunset League title. The sophs, playing gritty, determined basketball, earned themselves a 5-3 won-loss record in preseason competition. But when the season had ended the sophomores had finished a frustrating, uphill campaign with a 8-14 record. Despite their final record, the sophomores, coached by James Burton, had many inspired players. Lloyd Johnson and Eldon Phillips played exemplary basketball all season long, keeping the sophs in many close games. Bob Sawada and Mike Baoraza steadied the team's play with their consistent, heady style of basketball. Utter futility is a description ofthe Sophomore-JV basketball teams play this past year. Coach Terry Hennigan's legions strived gallantly all throughout the season but came out on the short end ofthe scoreboard too many times for their satisfaction. lt's not that we didn't have a talented team, Coach Hennigan explained, We had talent. It'sjust that the other teams had more talent. Two players on this ill-destined team deserve great plaudits for their efforts. Dan Tumbleson was the rebounding leader for the Soph-J V, pulling down many errant over the course of the season. The floor leader ofthe team, not to mention best all around player, was Kerry Cate. Cate was all over the basketball court, supplying good defense and a generous scoring punch. soph, soph j v's find the going tough l fm W , , ni -----e ee 'ggi ' - B- be 'J' jjjlilfv -- ,...L: 7 V--Ji .L Y IL its g Q it J -- e -....-----V ' , , ,,,.. 4 1 A . . .,,. -'K E . ...'t, - ,, ,..., ,i - .. .4 my Q ' ' -' . s- 2 w- - t . M .Q Q , l lsr li-. ' 1 - , ii - ,V -. 1 I , 1 i A .- l y, I ' ' , 1 YP-5.--1',,' ' 'L ' W ' - - N , 1' . i -. - 1 l . - I ' f . F' 5 .i -5 l' ' ' 1' I 1 ' i-L. , i Li 2- ,fi X A A 13 - U - I . v Rx : v -.. ..A-fl I I I V' V H, ,nm 'i l. l l . , . . 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Basketball 8l grapplersz a Greg O'Koorian fells opponent on way to CIF 82-Wrestling O'Koorian manuevers Brent Summerall prepares to roll opponent 0 life of action '4f-.-iv- 1 -a Y' K Em' L ' ' JA. -tv 'ik-f- Qb Doug Skiles awaits opening bell 'i 5'1-T George Cortes rides Newport wrestler. Wrestling-83 grapplers wrestle to 1-6 marks Prior to the 1974-1975 wrestling season, Western's matsmen anticipated that they would be facing rugged competition. But had no idea ofthe amount ofill-timed injuries they would suffer through the course ofthe year. As a result, a once formidable Pioneer squad settled to seventh in the Sunset League standings. Despite the disappointing l-6 league record, coach Curtis Nichols did have considerable talent to work with-which included seniors Bob Aguilar, Greg Okoorian, and Jim Brannon, along withjuniors Larry Watson, Ray Simpson and sophomore Tom Aguilar. Also sporting a l-6 markrwas Westhi'sjunior varsity wrestlers squad, coached by Robert Larson. Standouts included Mike House, Mark Howles, and Ken White. Cortes vies for position 84-Wrestling Cortes applies hammer lock s lv- I w. ' na., -,L ,g , , rx. 3 Greg Okoorian ready for f U -. ROW I QL TO Tom Aguilar George Cortes Brent Sumrall Doug Skiles Ray Simpson ROW 2 Greg Okooriun Steve Aguirre Jimmy Brannon Bob Gilstrap Bob Aguilar Larry Watson Dan Chusse NOT PICTU RED Gary Kiyohara Mike House track team puts out strong effort Western's l975 Varsity Track Team suffered through as disheartening season, but managed to have a good time despite the adverse circumstances. Coached by Carlin Coffman, the Pioneer trackmen had strong spirit and great rapport all season long. Several spikers had strong performances during the two- month long campaign. Tom Leonard picked up many points for Western in the longjump and triplejump, as did Kevin Cuervo in the pole vault and highjump. Mark Miller collected several tirsts in the mile run and two mile run. Moses Johson dominated the 880 yard run for the Pioneers. J ., S6-Boys Track xfttx 1 ,A A Q A-..., 6'-' .23-r gi vb L4 lffyk, 3 N:-w,,. .ww J' 4 4 if ' 17 .nm I nt-1 ,446 ,un-J-.4 ,L anew. if- '9' is I, 0'6- l fg'4 5 ,Lt Q88 J'4h,'?.. :gr 'ii w :....afi'..,.,.. :ara-.N W .a ,. TOP ROW Sue Shtddox Howxrd Yardley Chm Hurt John Hatch Ken Grunewald Dan Tumbleson Jim Brady Britt Bell Terry Brock SECOND ROW Rnchard Hernandez Bob Ganahl Dan Chasse bteve Blemker Mark Miller Scott Stowers Moses Johnson Art Ledesma Brian Bldeaux Kevm Cuervo Pat Wtlhami Plper Gaker THIRD ROW Gerald Dlllabaugh Dave Smlth Harvey Horsey Kevin Swlft Tom Leonard Paul Clcase J lmes Glmondo Jon Centanm Mitchel Garcia Pedro Contrerue Mike Okura John Ruley BOTTOM ROW James Mosley Mark M mchester Austin Fernlld Chrxs Allen Robert Covarrublas John Martens Brad Relhart JelfOrt1z Ry xn Deanna Boys Truck 87 Y, 11. .. . ---11'-is -1. . , 'f.'- ' V , ' ' '. - ,fwxx - V ' - if -, 'Mug - . . , 4. ...p .1 . 1-I -- , 5 -' f . - . 3- U 2 ' -'Lx fx J, -. , ,W 1 v,.-..f,.b 7' .- ' - -e . - -'.. , fr' 1 I '- Afif ,-' -' ' '?'4 w-' -1 - J Q , , 1 .-.A -. ---1 az, - - - - -1. . 1' - ,, fly .- . .-.,.e.. -' -N el' ' f- Af ' ' ' ' a- , T '. ' V-J 1 f: sw 1 W '. 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',f,,- J , ,aaa1..r-4....:..e.,-... 4' . . f - , 1-Q ' ' 1 1 2 ' t ' 45 v ' v ' Q ' - , - - - 1 i 5 l I S Y 9 I 8 I 9 I . q . . ' , ' . . H v - . . y L v , L 1 . ' . ' ' . 2 t , ' ' y w- , ' ' v ' 1 - . 1 . , ' ' v ' J ' ' 1 , 1 ' 5. g . 'z--'-9, v , 'IU' - WH ,V 1 T. Q.-1' f' .- f ,..-T , -'..fi- ,. ,, - VARSITY TEAM: CBOT. L-RJ Rich Her- nandez, Mark Miller, Austin Fernald, Moses Johnson, Steve Blemker, Ken Grunewald, .lim Brannon. v 88 Cross Country 3 - ' ai V M Q'7'1inf g,,wi .. 54. !'?fQ ' 5 t Gf ti' ' e h 1 '1 - 1 . - ' -,..----f' W 4 ' 'TIP' ' . f,a ii---Y C - 9 X'- EF 3 -M - fri x- . .L il -- , 2317 at-AL Y i..1A'Zrf,-ffm, 't ii, ' . ' - Q ,.,q, . 5 cross countr a successful season Providing a bright spot in an otherwise bleak sports program Western's cross county team ran their way to a successful season. By posting a 4-3 league mark, the barries were the only team in the Pioneer athletic program to have a winning record during l975 Sunset League competition. Second year coach Joe Carlson stressed diligent training for his runners and saw the dividends pay off as the season progressed, as the squad finished in a respectable fourth place standing. Heading the list ofthe varsity runners were Steve Blemker- winnerof the annual Century Club award, Mark Miller, Jim Brannora, Austin Fernald, Moses Johnson and Rich Hernadez. 1. vt ' ' V .+C r tv as Cross Country 89 ,E s. We u ri .H 90-Water Polo u M A u u 1 rw aquatics bothered f: .'-' LT'-un -,L 0 .pg-pl -f-f..!f , ...Z v-- .ATE . 753.-!.,3gPe:L, ,FN V1 '5q.,,f-ffzgif, 1 -43m-M ::..f-f - lj , Q 'L -. ,.L gf ' ' '- - 'kr h,,f,3A,,,.,..-w,,,Aj.d, mtl, X. V I ,fam , np2 ,' - Y--1 3 -- ' ' 4 L Vw .- -- ,.. ' .-.- , R - .-M ' ,J '- ,, -- L ' :Q,..- - ' ,fl--1' WJQ- Z . ,A - - . T. -Q ' ' ' ' -' ' Y .- ' ' wh' -ff ' i.: Q 1 A - -A -,,-31-i k ns: ,,. 635.1-fibgff' ':f f 5 ' f-E' 3'3 F' 'QT ' 9 -A 3 ' xg. H F -33 wfgyzwf ' +7 ,-rig.,-, . f -f-r'521-..?-.gg mi: M B in M , .. .V - -J' - , A M -, .v' -4 J- ,m. 'a2 ,,9l,. .f 1-, 1: A f1.,g,? 'Y ' ffj 'iff -f --,, ..,.,, , .x, a , 4 , ff 'K -1' 1' . ffl -' 0 , ,Nw I I 5,p.. -A ' h ',f-- -41,4 n jx . ,H--,, , I V lr .. K -.- ' N w, . ' ' -- ' .. . u.-3.4 5 'n Ywli- 'Y . ,4 X - -r.....'-' -' . f ' .- Y -7 aku it-. 55 V U. 1' ,. , ,,,t, ff WL . ,, l?V! x'i,, -we-',-.egy , 1 'N ' N' , --2--HN , , x. inexperience ,.. l , to ai J v . - ,:': 1-sf- - arf J' 'v' ., - -...,,, W .:-- .. I. .., 1.1-'ity . .1 r.f:.'1 .3 .rn ia. ,EJ I t N 1 l , i . I if 'f , -f. . ' ,, ..i. -gflli r-..a.,.a.,..g..-44..- ,, J4- s4n4..., lnexperience was a key factor in a poor showing by Western's water polo team this year. Only six players on the twelve-man team were seniors, and only three ofthese had any water polo experience. Another problem was the revamped Sunset League. In its present form, one good water polo school was dropped from the schedule, but three fine ones were added. Coach Tom Grimm's squad could not overcome these obstacles despite line efforts by Mike Choti and Jim Proffitt. The team was thus relegated to the status ofan also-ran. The l975 edition ofthe Westhi swimming may have been the best the Pioneers ever assembled. The heightened competition in the new Sunset League made it an uphill fight for the swimmers in their quest for the top ofthe standings. Four seniors led coach Tom Grimm's squad into action. Rich Hain, Mike Choti, Bill Samp, and Bob Sumrall formed this quartet swimming the butterfly and 20 meter freestyle, the breast stroke, the 500 freestyle, and the sprints. Rounding the rest of the team's top personnel were twojuniors, Jim Proffitt and Bill Foster, and one sophomore, George Reilly. Profhtt swam the individual medley and the backstroke, Foster the butterfly and freestyle events, and Reilly the backstroke. vi gif, . 'ang ' . A- at g, ..- , - l g - 411' -:,V,-, U, .. -l -Y.-.-v,V...st.tl 1.-W -'r -h Q , - V' ,rjxsy -..ff-'9.' r ' - K ' ,.. L- ' n-,,,Q: ' -- KZ? W, .- .. h, , ,.,---,-,,,. Aa- . , ., f- -re L-f.. ff , .V - ,sf , . .. ' '?.J-oeipx 2.2 ' 1, 5 - 'QL' 5 . 1-.L - ai-. - ' t ,. .., 4-ag, .-:qw-R We f U ' f-1, I BACK ROW - Bob Sumrall, Mike Choti, Bill Samp, Jim Proffitt, Mace Clarrage MIDDLE ROW - Dave Lippait, Grafton um- cami- Weiss, Bill Kahon, Matt Samp BOTTOM ROW - Steve Ed- munds, Bill, John Bartnikowski, Evan Jackson, Rich Hain NOT PICTURED - Fred Siddak, Steve Van Bibber, Howard Hodis, George Riley, Scott Paris, Bob -: nr-Q. D Taylor. , 6.8. N 'asf' Boys Swimming 9l baseball team strikes out. Western batsmen - hampered by lack ofexperience, personnel and graduation - Found the going very tough in the new Sunset League. Losing almost the entire varsity squad from last year, Coach Bob Flint fielded a team that had very little varsity experience. The new league also held several disadvantages to the Pioneers. One good and two sub - par teams left the league fAnaheim, Huntington Beach and Santa Anal and the very good teams entered the league. CLos Alamitos, Edison and Fountain Valleyj. Coach Flint also pointed out that another problem Western had was it's lack ofsize, In comparing the sports program to the sports programs of earlier years, coach Flint stated that, The whole program is down, there wasn't Kennedy, Cypress and Katella, there wasjust Anaheim and Western. We had a much larger area to draw from. lt's hard to compete against schools that have 4000. The baseball team was lead by returning lettermen Roger Carlson and Harry Wing: along with Terry Hess, Rich Ortiz, Burly Lauderback, Bill Guyett and Jeff Stier. TOP ROW - Sue Tumbleson, Steve Nielson, Bill Guyett, Harry Wing, Mark Horn, Brian Strickler, Gary Wheeler. Jeff Stier. 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Thrown into the Sunset League tennis pit against such perennial giants as Newport Harbor, Western, already plagued by many too-familiar problems, stood no chance. Still, a pinpoint oflight could be seen at the end ofthe tunnel. Tom Brannon, a sophomore, earned a surprising second place on the Pioneer rankings with his strong play. This bodes well for Western in the next two years. Joining Brannon in the top four Pioneer netmen were Bryan King, number one all season, and Oscar Soto and Paul St. Amant, nos. three and four, respectively. CTOP ROW L -Rb: Dave Bradley. Larry 733,31 1' Almand, Jim Ryan, ,: W..1,fi-i,J, ,T my Brian King, Dan ,'iPi'25f,i 'fl W Bremerthon, Brad lg. Stanlleld, Tom l g ,,,' i Brannon, Ed -' Ramirez, Coach Fieldhouse. LBOTTOM ROWJ: Roger Davis, Randy Harris, Bob Loll 11 'A its ll -f' 'il.7j. 3' ' 1,7 Z ' .. 'iifq -' - ,. ,Lg ln-'f ,- i 'iA,g A 'a- ' it . . ,,, ,,,w,, K i . ,L ., , . - . I . ta -4 i gfu.,,z ' g . ' Q T . o 5' 1 . if ' - - ll if i 1'-3. E-: '. ,ai P' A Y g . V 5- ' Q-, ,..r' vsp-Q1.j1'1jg-gizlfggaq' 'Qg ', 5, , . ' 5 3- W U ,If ' W '.-4'-wsuwin N .at , 4 4- I .4 .rw--11 --r. -t'?'s- -3551 Li 3 it f 'fB2.-, 4D'-'-7551 ia' -...:.-at 'if' 'I' '.- 1TfT- ' 'H -': ' ,' . -.5 l J J Wifi:--..aeiff i' S .LW . MM, -g 'if - -- 74'7fT7 'fT ' 'Ti' -1-is ggi-:Q ' .. . .Jri'1'rf:'riHr't'- ' 4 ii 2 1 f F' f T A', 'W 'i'l i'f 'f ' L if . i A .LI'-a.-Q-9-e in li i i Paul St. Anant. Ocsar Soto, Sandy Dominquez. Steve Yoon, Ron Deitrick. 96-Boys Tennis TOP PICTURE: QTOP ROWJ-GAA Cabinet Assistants: Pam Anke, Karen Rish, Denise Davidson, Tammy Za- bodyn. QBOTTOM ROWI- Secretary Laurie Smallwoodg President, Kathy Deakinsg Vice-President, Francis Brockg Treasurer, Charla Christ. BOTTOM PICTURE: Ms. Sharron Backus, Ms. Owlline Gregory, Mrs. Jenny Sammon. -E success marks -75 aa year Westernls Girls Athletic Association throughout the year was an organization of many expressions. It would by fun-seeking at its social events or intrigued at a new recreational sports program. For the most part, however, it was a serious and hardworking group preparing for an competing in various sports events. During the 74-75 school year GAA fielded teams in seven sports. Tennis and volleyball started the year's activities, followed by second semester sports basketball, archery, badminton swimming and softball. Despite a predominant factor throughout GAA - lack ofexperience - most teams made a good showing in both league and tournament play. Taking a time-out from competition GAA planned several social and fund-raising events during the year. GAA's calendar included a pot-luck dinner, several parties and a liquid cleaner sale. Culminating the year's activities was the annual GAA awards banquet held in June. Besides the traditional GAA social and athletic events this year's group experimented with a new program - recreational sports. Replacing previous units in field hockey, recreational sports allowed girls to participate in different sports activities. Bicycling and flag football were favorites of the program. Planning and coordinating all GAA events for the year was GAA advisor, Ms. Sharron Backus. Working in close affiliation with Ms. Backus were the other GAA coaches and the GAA Cabinet officers under the leadership of President Kathy Deakins I l l ' v GAA Intro flst Pg I 97 K E X . iff fl ls IHHONEEP Spam . w ,T lui!! 1 U, .4 ,- viijff- ' bw H, L , -. -'-1 --16 4 ,' QM ifffw ' ' QF' Q L-- r, - ' :?,peTWf'-Fir, .,f. N- , -,- '3'.,. ' ':? ':xv.-, r - f -T uf . r w Y 3.41 w V I-74. Q V 3. U' 'E 55 .i, -Ir. 1,1 . 1 V' ,, -I HV: -1 Q! ,V Z xx ff 4 sv ,Gaul aa ends 75 year Wlth softball lr-'ll ,QWM ,nv 2f.24':' as P1 Zi!!!-lv 'a4 f Whltum 5 y GAA Sollbllll 99 C C 9 9 ' ---- qwx ' .sys ,, 5 .: f... I, bi- Av' 1-,A:14. '-, V ' 'i ' ' Y if jg, W -1: jg' -N I' g ' ,sax l -. 11 .Q ., rs .V I is gnbyf, -: QM ln .ly Q .W I. '-V . 1 x I . V 1 ' 2 ' A .v ' 1 I ,Y .A ,il , . .W Q' 1'f'faQim: .1 W ,Q 'g. . X YJ , , ..-ua Av Q X . ,. , I jf' . - W!5fi?'4 ' .f ,qu Y ' - K .4 - A X 1 fy 5 lm. ,, 1 H . 1' -'L-f..,,w' -. W ' , ' .g,'Q:', , , , . 11315, 1 ,. . . . ' V-.3 ,..-if 'V , 1 J-ul 2 ' K .Il V yi Q U Y. Q :lf ,fl 1 ,. . ...-fl .. l V 's. '- mf L V .,l3g'.-.. 1 .,.' ' ', ' vs ' fv- .:.:6 1v ,' ,,yf ,9-'1 ' ' 1 f.:f1:',, ' F ' ' 'NT ,K 4 ' 4 , A l l ,,,,,g': . --. -.M x. l , .,:g,l . ,.. ,.y.l. :li r .X ' ,l i ' :Q .. ' , K . .. U. . l. 4: l:.,,.J. A I-Q PL r l L 'L I 'al 'I l X . volleyball and tennis begins g.a.a. action Volleyball and tennis headed the slate of sports activities for GAA first Semester. The volleyball teams, coached by Ms. Owline Gregory, exhibited a strong effort throughout the season, but were hampered by injury and lack of experience. The Varsity and .I.V. team taking first place in the Consellation brackett ofthe District Tournament. The tennis team, under the direction of Mrs. Jenny Sammon, put together an impressive season record of six wins and two losses. At the District Tournament Western's doubles team of Patti Bruno and Christie Dexter took second in doubles competition. BACK ROW - Lori Cotter, Linette Harvath, Georgia Sarvari, Christie Dexter, Julie Oberlin, Margie Love, Ronda Evans, Dona Jo Panicko, Debbie Popejoy, Randi Evans MIDDLE ROW - Linda Kadowaki, Karen Tafoya, Patti Bruno, Rhonda Leaf, Roberta Ridgley, Harriet Smith, Robbie Ropeter, Pat Hawkins, Mary Kaneen, Cindy Klein, Dawn Gray FRONT ROW - Melanie Wickham, Monica Marquez, Ruth Raney, Becky Whittaker, Debbie Watson, Lorna Nakamura 100 GAA Tennis I i ' C' 525i ,l' 2 - A If i 4 al- J ,. ...L- .Tm i 'lf VARSITY TEAM: QTOP L-RJ Kathy Deakins, Diane Ra- nalli, Virginia Oliver, Mary Harless, Lisa Blowg QBOT. L-RJ Margarita Alverez, Holly Reiff, Sandi Bloom, Allie Bloom J.V. TEAM: CTOP L-RJ Karen Rish, Denise Davidson, Saskia Roza, CBOT. L-RJ Gina Belsito, .leni Fisher, Tam- my Zabodyn, Donna Dameron. -f . 'Slu- GAA Volleyball-lOl practice pays off for archery 80 badminton The GAA Archery team, coached by Mrs. Jenny Sammon, put together another fine season. The Pioneer girls finished second in Anaheim League competition compiling a 7-l season record. The teams sole loss came to District Champion Savanna. In the District Tournament Westhi's team made a gxood showing finishing in fourth place. The archers competed twice weekly, and reserved one day for practice. The remaining week days were spent in early preparation for badminton competition The badminton team, also under the direction of Mrs. Sammon, did well in both league and tournament play. Both Mrs. Sammon's squads displayed strong efforts in putting together successful seasons. ' ...nai- 4' 'aw- 'Nf '. 52' , 'nk' ' t1i',3 i 'I-t V Lap --A ' ...xg V Q H ' , ' . , ' , -' ,'.'.' - J , 41'-4' my Y, 'N .Mrk , 1.4 ,H .Ls-Qi, -'f - , to s ,,t BACK ROW - Karen Tafoya, Dawn Gray, Juanita Mayo, Sheri Whirledge, Rolanda Cavasos, Jeanie I Williams, Pam Carr, Terri Cavaoso, Linda Peralta, Luanne Davis, Yvonne Kent, Jennie lj Doutt, Debbie Popejoy, Beverly Karolczak, Randi Evans, Irene Clifton, Robbie Ropeter, Pat Hawkins. MIDDLE ROW - Lisa Olson, Georgia Sarvari, Lorna Nakamura, Linda Kadowaki, Sue Choti, Debbie Verdi, Harriet Smith, Dona .Io Panicko, Mary Kaneen FRONT ROW - Debbie lshii, Pam Shozi, Vickie Ramirez, Cindy Klein, Laurie Liebenow, Aleta Olah, Bambi Mazer, Debbie Watson i 102-G A A Archery . Q X N 'Q ,'e g,-ie'? i'- 1 Q' -fl' l . ,1 414.1 Q . . l T l-I .I 'il xxx- , BACK ROW - Randi Evans, Irene Clifton, Karen Tafoya, Gergia Sarvai, Margarita Alvarez, Virginia Oliver, Diane Ranalli, Dona Jo Panicko, Debbie Popejoy, Yvonne Kent, Debbie Watson MIDDLE ROW - Dawn Gray, Juanito Mayo, Pam Shozi, Vickie Ramirez, Luanne Davis, Cindy Klein, Raneejay, Pat Hawkins, Robbie Ropeter, Beverly Karolczak, Jeanie Williams FRONT ROW - Linda Kadowaki, Lisa Olson, Bambi Mazer, Harriet Smith, Linda Montrose, Pam Carr, Linda Peralta, Mary Kaneen GAA Badminton-103 basketball team goes to finals Capping an excellant season Western's GAA Varsity Basketball team finished second in District Tournament competition. Attempting to regain the league crown lost last year to Katella, the Pioneer girls were narrowly edged by a strong Los Alamitos team in the championship game. In making their way to the finals the Westhi girls rolled over early round tournament match-ups of Magnolia and Katella. Rallying from a big deficit in the championship contest the GAA team found itselffour points short of first placefsuccombing to Los Al 37-41 Directing Western's Girls Varsity and Junior Varsity teams was head GAA basketball coach, Ms. Sharron Backus. Prior to the District Tournament the Varsity squad compiled an impressive 6-2 season record while the J.V. team managed a respectable 3-5 league showing. C' l K.....-.- ,,'.TT- : af 1 'V K! ic Z. 5 104 GAA Basketball N 5 S , if 'ww A A T 'fl D l i ' ' A 5 , .v. . , w -1, M' ..,.-f E '4f'x.,,-J' J . Ft. 1. -., l . ,- , ev- .. W-. M., - V ...u .. C ,. -4, I . . .- 1 ,w1'. La . . ms, ,, . , . -I H , ,e--.,,-- , .. ' . -. ... ' 1 -1. ev' x ' ,f .A 1, ,, 4. ,-e - ,N e 35? 'Irvs I ,Q fir.- ,.,. xZ. '.17' KOPPOSITE PG., VARSITY L-RZ Nancy Equiarta, Kathy Deakins, Lisa , W Blow Denise Davidson, Lori Davis, Karen Rish, Pam Anke, Sue Rooke. J.V. L-R: Diane Ruley, Cindy LeBlanc, Lori Gillel, Tymerie Cuervo, Paula Pucci, Margie Love, Virginia Oliver, Diane Ranalli, Ruth Raney, Tammy Zabodyn. SWIM TEAM: Janis Brown, Janice Morrissey, Leca Sterling, Roberta Ridgely, Rohina Stidda, Nancy Lyons, Christie Thomas, Christie Dexter, Paula Pucci, Margie Love. QBOT. ROWJ Sue Choli, Donna Dameron, Lori Llewellyn, Holly Reiff, Ruth Raney, Monica Marquez, .lonell Sick. 106 6 4 l LX 1 'Q .f 1 'Q-M L, ,k,1.,.KL A , rl N ,- fq' ' ful . QNX .A-5 U, , . ' 1 I fi, , A ,Q pf-, , . .,0,, 4 ' X- mu-. -4-if ' V , ' w A 1 Q I . , 5.Y,.I .clk 1, A l ,.. v , 1 1 ,u ..f4 .. .uf ffie!-225-W faculty To: Westernis 1975 Students From: The Principal RE: A Memo The way we were! From an opening of school characterized by a campus in general disarray to the present West Hi - new look the trip through the 1974-75 school year has been successful and productive experience. We are extremely proud ofthe many accomplishments of our students and student body along the way and are appreciative of the representation ofthe Big Blue in all endeavors. It truly has been a year of triumph over adversity and reflects perhaps more than ever before our motto, With Pioneer Spirit Anything Can Be Accomplished . CMr.J Verne Horton M r. Verne Horton-Principal u , at ,il 42 . .4j.,. f 4 x 4 i tx l if , N W ' A i fe W A AZ 1 ., 1.15 Tig. Mr. Leland Hanson-K,L,O.R,W Mr. Flint Morrisson-A,E,.l,M,P,Q,B,C,D.l Mr. Herbert Roesener-F.H,U.Y,Z.G,N,5.T,V 108-Faculty A large high school such as Western is made up of many departments and divisions. One of the most important segments is the administrative and counseling departments. e administrators, In an ordinary year, the workload ofthe principals and counselors is demanding. But 1974-75 was not an ordinary year. The massive building program was brought to an end but not without C n S O r S m headaches, inflationary budgets and many irritable persons who felt that progress should be more instant in this day and age of instant replays. a day-to-day needs The building program made Western a school ofthe future and much ofthe credit must be given tothe administrative team and the counselors who met the day-tofday needs ofthe students. Ms. PAULINE COTA Ms. MARJORIE COOK Mr. VENTURA CORNEJO students F,H,U,Y,Z students G,N,S,T,V students A,E,.I,M,P,Q aff' r it rl . DUE! -' Mr. OWEN LEE .4 work experience ! . l V .W .. - ' ,g , Mr. HAROLD IRVINE Mr. STUART NIELSON Mr. HOWARD HOVEY career guidance students K,L,O,R,W librarian gil nl Mr. JOHN MOHLER Ms. AVIS SPENSER Counselors at work. students B,C.D,I Nurge i Faculty- 109 I I0-Faculty experience improved Mr. Douglas Bennett QLEFTJ Ms. Sharon Backus CCENTERJ Mr. Marvin Blemker QRIG HTl Ms. Candice Abbott LRIGHTJ Mr. Lee Baxter QLEFTJ Ms. Marian Bertotti LRIG HT5 teachers One ofthe most important ingredients ofany high school is the teaching element and climate. Ifthis component is missing students are deprived ofan important part ofan academic curriculum. Westhi students were fortunate to have had one of the finest teaching staffs in the Anaheim Union High School District. It was the most experienced. It has the longest tenur in the A.U.H.S.D. And it was the best. The teachers didn't sacrifice during the remodeling crisis They more than met the challenge. 5 N X . tid S., lt I' 5.-V r. 1- ,A -I . Lt' .Q l A I 1,.q.- . lb.'4j'1 ..,' 1 V ' ba- . 1 , 'wi if- ' Ftp,-,'a9 ff 'f- ,, -:if 5' g,,:.L'- ' s -7 . .. - ,. , -. ..+1:Tf?'T- - , ' 'ff-,r .'i,' f -' A list -' 1 1. - -1 ' ..- 1 9' ip ' 'uh' . YT 1 N., V' iq., - 'df 5' , ', - 'E'i -Q 'af - ' B ' f ,, igg V+ .1 -.. ' .. . . :Q---ve. v3,,.,, A, .,g.1Afs J. - . 1 ,rain , . J 1-F v... ,, 4- !, , 3 . I, , -n-aw ' U , 3 Ip' , II in ' ' gin. x i H K Mr. Chris Christian CLEFTJ Mr. Dennis Carvalho CRIGHTJ M r. John Cesareo QLEFTJ Ms. Pat Butcher CRIGIJTJ Mr. Robert Clough CLEFTJ Mr. James Burton QRIGHTJ Faculty-I II 454' 5': if f 3i W ,- ., A i ,A-f-- nr I ' i? ' V' -1- 'f-u-1 ' -J L49 ,, ,- .ar A v, .4 K- ,r -fs. 'I' H ' Q P., 4 M . .. , , 39 y Y,,,g,x A .-A-th --:.., .u-up-f-,,., A V5 7,1 D N , 'Hn . I JL --11 -4 N .: S4 .. 5 gy., ., academics 8a activites The 3 R's ofteaching are reading, writing and arithmetic. The 3A's ofhigh school are Activities, Academics, and Administration. Either 3R's or 3A's, teachers were programmed for doubles duty. Each teacher spent some time at the track meets, choir concerts, or field trips as a time keeper, as an interest spectator. A student's education didn't stop at the classroom door and neither did the teachers role. Activities consumed many hours of the teachers time. 1-I , - 1' . i iff' Va pl WP: . if ,:' ' with t,--ii.-,iq l ,Af . tl 'l it V ,I ,. ' -if' Mr. Robert Flint fLEFTb Ms. Cook and Drill team leader-Debi Bennigton CCENTERJ Mr. Jim Everett fRlGHTj A Mr. Robert Glascock ' QLEFTQ Ms. Deni Fossek CCENTERJ Mr. Robert Fieldhouse QRIG HTQ l . x .v' , -'W ll 1 9 Faculty- l I3 westhi was accented b teacher versatility From 8:06 a.m. to 2:15 p.m. teachers and students were locked into periods I through VI. During this time period teachers were called upon to attend assemblies, supervise study periods, Police Watch the hallways. This is in addition to their book preparations. 7 Versatility and flexibility were watchwords for more than 70 teachers who stretched their working days to 12 hour sessons with preparations, activities and other assorted duties. Ms. Sandra Groothoff CLEFTJ Mr. Paul Golfos CCENTERJ Ms. Owline Gregory CRIG HTJ Ki Tl Ms. Patricia Griffith KLEFTJ Mr, Thomas Grimm QCENTERJ Mr. Terry Henigan KRIG HTJ l l4-Faculty -n1 'J ,. .y D' f z 'W I , 44 , 'y .ff 1 UV- r- QT' .D , uv f. , L , I if x In 'H 1 , l Ms. Hazel Lindquist 'I .N CLEFTJ 'F' W Mr. Chuck Koller KCENTERQ 1 ' ' ,- Mr. Harold Kough v KRIGHTJ ,fr-.., .ffffn , sy l Q' l Y5 - tbl' - ' 1 Ms, Florence Jones QLEFTJ Mr. Neil Jensen CCENTERJ Mr. Tony Licuri I QRIG HTH l -A' ,AW , . .I ,, A Q ,. ,AY 1? ' i as g 1 Mr. Parkison conducts class. Mr. Jensen prepares to come to aid of his class. Mr. Purkison lakes a break from u hectic day- Faculty Vlsual and appllcatlon are two ofthe futuristic concepts that are endorsed by most scholars ofthe techmloglcal world that IS approaching us These concepts were depleted 1n the Art and Sclence departments The artists furnlshed the vlsuals for many class room lectures and classroom bulletnn boards The Sclence department measured the sound barter andthe molecules to awe Westhl students thelr first concepts of the world to come QU it Q' each teacher used own teaching method Teachers employ many methods in a classroom presentation. Lectures, individual study, student reports, to name a few. However, the result was the same for all teachers - a varied approach to educating the modern students. No one way was deemed best. The veteran staff of teachers gave the Westhi students the benefit of their experience by mixing a blend of human approach with an academic objective. Mr. Pat Murphy CTOP LEFTJ Ms. Dorothy Newhouse CTOP RIG HTJ Mr. Thomas Norton QCENTER LEFTJ Mr. Curtis Nichlos QCENTER RIGHTJ Ms. Mavis Nystrom CBELOW LEFT! Mr. Nikita Orloff CBELOW RIGHTQ Mrs. Shigekawa's Class. QBELOWJ Y l 18-Faculty EFX .-J T f , A. - A .- X. Sfiii 1 iff .X JZ, ii at 15 li VW. I X ,- MK pl! I -qu. Mr. Richard Parks QFAR LEFTj Mr. William Patterson QCENTERJ Mr. Rudolph Richard CRIGHTJ Mr. Douglas Phelps QLEFTJ Mr. Harold Parkinson QRIG HTJ Ms. Carmen Reyes CLEFTJ F aculty-l 19 120-Faculty i Ms. Jenny Sammon CLEFTQ Mr. Ralph Rothrock IRIGHTJ Ms. Luella Rodgers QLEFTJ Mr, George Roussos CRIGHTJ Ms. Marietta Shigekawa KLEFTJ Mr. Dale Stanfield QRIGHTJ M R+ M T-F rrr R 'R . g Rf V R 1 if R M.: ,Y 'fgfpf-' ,gi . . nr.. , . fwipcir A +HE 'fnv Lf-54?--' 1 , '-: 'f4..fNdi.L hi TQ-'QQ I3 .fn 4 w , The modern world of mathematics took on a look of Future Shock , with most students carrying pocket calculators to class for their instant' answers to the age-old algerberaic problems. No longer was the student required to carry formulas in their heads to obtain answers-it was computed by hand on the mini-computer that revolutionized the world of mathematics during l974-75. -11 W4 '4 fl ' vi l l. Mr. Jessie Madrigal Boy's Equipment Manager Mr. Richard Saltzman Guard TT ,J . F' 1'- Q- ?'. T e IINEEHH LEFT TO RIGHT: Mr. Arcolie Perona, Mr. Walt Fenimore, Mr. Billy Davis, Mr. Max Buczynski, Mr. Ve Barker, Mr. Ronald Traudt. 1:3 ' vs' ,5 I 4 Qx 4- x- - Urfif Q Q xl 8 AJP' I 1 H is x 'T L .X ,-.......,...,, ,g.-.:r .4 -.1 - fell, -an 'HP 5 1? , H X x , , f ' Q-. F...- '1 --'y ,- , X -L . U ....- ff T N Q, sl- ff ..--...a-' I 122-Personnel lu -i ,P- Y ' 'isa-1-sl ,If-M W ., .i , .17- I LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Chick Goss, Mrs. Ellen Woods, Mrs. Jeannie Schacek, Mrs. Bet Bandlow, Mrs. Audrey Green. I 1 4 xlgtil 'i ..- 'T' g c bi-ss ii his Pg H lr.-ll ' Q l :fl i .. a' -1:2-,-:j,. . x. .xx .1 --'rg 4-Q. v, , ,. . 3 fs' .: '--ll'rEf.1': 54 if ' ' 1 r ill-.'-154 .1 f.,4 . . X . I Wai Tag? .. '. 1-f -.bfi git,-'Lv 1 1. J 1 tr. 1-f 1 '- ' . g X . 1 1 Q ' mf r Q. gr T- personnel served students effectively. Academic excellence would not be possible without an exceptional personnel department to record for history the individual achievements of the students. Records were necessary for college transcripts, students had to be fed and the grounds had to be manicured All ofthis was done by an efficient staffofclerks, cafeteria workers and custodians. The office personnel were on duty longer than most - they worked the summers and vacations when students and teachers alike took a respite from the learning process. LEFT TO RIGHT: FRONT ROW: Mrs, Joyce Kuhm, Mrs. Gerry Witwer, Mrs. Karna Campbell, Mrs. Freda Chrest, Mrs. Bernice Boak, BACK ROW: Mrs. Nadine Bomgren, Mrs. Joanne Payne, Mrs. Carol Dominessy, Mrs. A l , Vw --in - ...cn 1. Jessie Schuster, Mrs. Mary Jane Graham, Mrs. Ann Jean. Personnel-l23 Growth was the name ofthe game forthe Anaheim Union High School District during 1974-75. Not in the number of students, but in the ways of presenting a modern-day educational curriculumn for the students. Principals were faced with declining enrollments for the most part. District administrators were engaged in a revolutionary curriculmn that started to accent more visual and audio presentations. The Board ofTrustees were subjected to two elections which saw the introduction ol' Dr. Joe Butterworth to the Board to replace the resigning James Bonnell. For the first time in years, no new constuction ofeither high school orjunior high schools took place. The District had met its master plan 0F27 secondary schools. An emphasis on media centers in each high school was the next order ofconstruction. Sub-standard buildings were being removed and replaced by modern facilities. The ever changing work ofthe Board of Trustees and District administration went on and on and on and... NP' , rhvbf YIT3' WN 45'--Y G+,-J Dr Joseph E Butterworth JF'- -qs-v3h ,- N R41 J' oben Bgrk Thus rs where our rules 8: regulatnons are made ,,4!?m. an 'W Ms R A Mc bee Dean H Pritchett John B41-mn Adnumstratron 125 , I 4 , --, r 1 I . ' 41, ' -M762 ' , mf, - .Q- ,J V . -:I ,xl .F M ' i 1 t A 4-' f.1rf'e ef 1 1 1-1' '- 'f- , 4 4 1.-r,g r U. Li H -z ' . - LI:f'3Q 'i11',t 3,3371 . H 15 .5 1' '! 2' .,:T3:'12pf R , ' ' r ' . . I W X 'N by ' V-I. . px 'gr 'F , A , . l i . ' ,l A 1,5-q:' , ' -w, :1 1':, ,t V r V I X fr, , . t t r t tm .. t gr -- 7 I , S ' .f!Y 'u' classes '8 L TO R: Larry Tumbleson, Bil' Thompson, Lori Llewellyn, Debra Caskey L TO R, FRONT ROW- M.Marquez, S.D0- minguez, T.Erwin, A.Roxas, D.Whitson, L. Kadowaki, C.Lyons, L.Llewllyn, D.Caskey, A. Zink, M.Bernard, H.Thompson, N.Equarita, C. Hannah, L.Montrose, R.Frakes. SECOND ROW-M.Choti, E.Leblanc, .l.Posey, G.Povis, P.Anke, D.Christensen, S.Daley, D.Mattox, W. Gentry, D.l-loag, K,Dececilia, M.Burton, M. Beesley, L.Brillon, H.Takeda, .l.McCullah, S. Smith, BACK ROW-B.King, D,Shozi, A.Naka- waki, C.Miner, R.Castillo, S.Kahoun, S.Arrieta, B.Smith, B.Thompson, L,Tumbleson, M.Hinton, J.Gorham, J.Stier, G.Kiyohara, .l.Miyake, D.Pope- JOY- ! Bl .fly f ffl 1.9 Z. 'f.-1 -, , , the way we were had a hidden meaning for seniors For the Semors at Western the way we were meant many things They went from an overcrowded but tremendously spirited Sophomore year to a torn up detoured Junior year and finally they arrived at that long awaited sought after goal graduation Though the Class of 75 spent only three oftheir thirteen years of education at Western these three will be the ones most Seniors will remember for many years During this time they achieved the emotional physical and mental levels they going to College For others it meant getting ajob The Semors could not have made such outstanding progress without the leadership of their various class officers This year s elected officials were Larry Tumbleson president Bif Thompson vice president Lori Llewellen secretary and Debbie Caskey treasurer It was these four people who led the class during their Senior year in their decisions on caps and gowns graduation announcements plus other activities which benefitted the whole school Yes the members ofthe class of 75 will always remember the way we were as something very special G 6 9 9 I O C ' , sc , as ' , . ' 1 ' 1 ,, ,, . . . . 1 4 . 7 7 5 , . . ' ' . ' 7 I 7 needed to begin their lives in a highly competitive society. For some, this meant . , . 1 . , . . . Q . F- 9 1 9 Z , ' Q i - ' 9 7 7 ' , BL 1 7 Guitar-pres., CSF Football Wres- Wrestling Pep Club, DrillTeam tling 130-Seniors ladies in Waiting BOB A DAM SON Track ,..-f- 'fd ARTHUR AGAPINAN ASB, Congress TERESA ALKIRE Band BOB AGUILAR STEVE AGUIRRE KAREN ALKIRE JESUS ALVAREZ MARCELLA ALVAREZ DENNIS ANDERSON LINDA ANDERSON Boys' League Girls' League Boys' League Glrls League . 'X - 5-f DAVE AND REWS Boys' League A 1 CAROL AREVALOS Band, NHS, CSF, AFS STEVE ARRIETA Math Club, Track, '75 Council CRAIG ATCHISON Boys' League 'L- ith- GUS ANGON PAMELA ANKE BOB APREA Boys' League NHS, CSF, Pioneer Press, GAA, B0yS' League ICC GIL ARMSTRONG Key Club, Science Club 7 al RANDY ASMAN , Boys' League I-lomecom1ng's many faces 4. 1--r' ina CAMMY AVES MARK BAILY DANA BAKE A Cappella Choir Varsity Football Girls' League R Seniors l3l DIANE BAKER Girls' League SUSAN BASORE A Cappella, Art Club, GAA 'exif' STEVE BEARDEN Boys' League N-bf ,. , WADE BANDELIN Boys' League GARRY BATES Varsity Club, Basketball LINDA BEDINGER - - ,ile- TRACY BARDELL Senior Council, Drill Team, Girls League Board DIANA BAUTISTA Girls' League LINDA BARUS Life Club, CSF JUDI BEAL Girls' League Girls, League Board GAA Songleader alumni reunite. .gmei ,film 15 -4 .zu-...,- , , ni -lun.-... 1.-wx ,. . A I? '-'Q G 44+ 'k MARY ANN BEESLEY A r A 3 Cheerleading, '75 Council, Pep Club Unique T-Birds escort nominees 132 Seniors .I DAVE BEIG HTON Varsity Club president, Football DENISE BELMONTE Girls' League DONNA BE NNER Girls' League BRIAN BIDEAUX Varsity Club, Football, CSF JIM BELL Basketball DEBRA BENJAMIN GAA DEBI DENNINGTON Drill Team, Headg ICCg Christ- mas Formal Queen THOMAS BLACKWELL Varsity Club, Football, Surli Club Homecoming nominee was hopeful. MARY BERNARD Head Cheerleader, Pep Club, '75 Council JANNA BLAKE ng Girls' League DIANE BEYER Girls' League DARREL BLANCHARD Boys' League Seniors 133 G6 isle of christmas KEVIN BLU M Boys' League 134 Seniors ..,....r- LISA BORRMANN Drill Team, GAA ROBERT BOEHME Soph. Basketball 11:-ff' JIM BRADY Varsity Club CSF, Water Polo Track SANDI BLOOM Girls' League LISA BLOW Girls' League DANIEL BOLING JOSE BONILLA Boys' League Boys' League DEBBIE BRANDT JIM BRANNON Girls' League Acappella Choir, Wrestling Track 'ir' Tw? DAN BRliM liRTON Boys' League l.AlNl2 BRILLION CSF, '75 Council, Pep Club, Con- gress PATTI BRUNO GAA CHRIS BURTON PAUL BREWER MGM, Baseball, Boys' League 'QV' nv DAVID BRODMANN Boys' League l li JOH N BU R K E Boys' League -Af' .,-r MARIANNE BURTON Boys' League Cheerleading. Pep Club '75 Coun- eil Eb DAN BRIANZA BILL BRlCKliY Boys' League Varsity Club, l-'ootbull 'YS W'U 5-.-f BOBBI BROWN Mlfl.lASSA BROWN Art Club, Thespians G1rlS'Leuguc r 1 f n ng- Owl fm' - - rt ' Ill U i. . H - lit tx- Li L- . l,.' gall V N ll 1-il r :L i 5 Jl ,,, ..., f , . . , ,L , ,, - A M , H -f --. . .4,,, --v-ef: r:'.f.,g ,...,5..-...--.,.. +11-'f- '- ' r -gf - - ,...,,,-an S 'xr-uv. ,. ww- - W il ,K Key Club's trees filled air with Christmas spirit. Seniors l35 CINDY BUTLER CSF, FBLA, Science-Ecology Club,GAA RANDY CAPPS Wrestling DEBBIE CARR Girls' League MARY CARRALEJO Songleading, Pep Club, Drill Team, '75 Council I36 Seniors TERESA BYUS SUSIE CABRAL Girls' League Girls' League .mfr ROBERTA CARDENAS MARGIE CARLSON Girl's League Drill Team, Girls' League ELAINA CAMERON Girls' League ROGER CARLSON Basketball, Baseball GEORGE CARRALEJO Varsity Club, Football, Baseball Congress CYNTHIA CARRIAGA GAA, CSF DEBI CASKEY GAA 75 Councll CHERIE CASTELLOW Glrls League RACHEL CASTILLO rt Club Presxdent Thesplans DENNIS CHARLEY Track KEVIN CATE Varsnly Club Football Soccer RICHARD CHARTIER Sclence Club Surfing Club Students rn formal attlre attended Isle ofChrxstmas ANITA CHAMPAG NE Glrls League KEN CHERPESKI Boys League WAYNE CHARBOR NEAN Boys League CHUCK CHILDRESS Boys League Seniors I37 , . a ' ' u - av ' 9 . x f Q I . , K AY , A . ' . . . , , SF y v 1 , , - ju , ' . , Y , s Westhig unique Unique-one of the words that describe Western High in the most accurate manner. It holds over fifty clubs and activities, each governed and presidented by a student going to Western. Many ofthe clubs or activities hold first place trophies, honorable mentions, and awards that could make any school proud ofit. These clubs and the students in them are what make Western Unique -6 '- .11 n li : : To I l'Q- 3+g+f.,, 4 afg- o. 4, Q' FRANK CIVITANO RONALD CLARK Boys, League Varsity Club, Football BECKY CLEVENGER SHARON CLIFTON Band, Guitar Club Girls' League l38 Seniors MIKE CHOTI NHS, CSF, Varsity Club, Science Club, Water polo RICK CHRISTENSEN Boys' League MACE CLARRIDGE Varsity Club, Water Polo, Wres tling TINA CLOU D FBLA DONNA CHRISTENSEN YEARBOOK, CSF, Pep club Soph.Sec. SE' LYNN C HRISTENSEN GAA JUDY CLEMONS Girls' League CINDY COLLINS Band, Congress, CSF DAWN COLLINS DANIEL COONEY CINDY CORBRAN RONI CORICH Girls' League Board Wrestling, Art Club A Cappella Girls' League MITCH CORNELL GARY CORNELL RALPH CORRAL CRAIG CORREIA Boys' League Boys' League Boys' League Boys' League L X 41 X GEORGE CORTES Wrestling ff ' H-X agwi KAREN COTTER NHS pres., CSF, Pep Club, Girls' League Board Yearbook students take time for fun. 5 -U egg' 'T' Seniors 139 CATHY COUGHLIN Girls' League MARY DEANE CRAIG Band, Science Club KAREN CRAIL Girls' League CINDY CUNNINGHAM MIKE DAHN SCOTT DALRYMPLE GAA, Girls' League Varsity Club, Football Water P010 1- ' 5-5:1-521 F' Z' I L I an Qiflif rQ'4.-ln Jl ' Z . 'Y --r' 'I . f A J. . 2.5.7 hifi., ,.-I-5:-I 506. , 4 A , f,.., 4 ? ' 'iff 1 ' A A-' llA r - ge,-, C -'-,gm I X-- s. Students display creativeness. 140 Seniors ' PATTI DANE Girls' League JIM DANIELS Art Club TERRI CRIM Pep Club STEVE DALY Key Club, Curriculum Comm Pres., Congress DAVE DANIELS Boys' league DENISE DAVIS Girls' League LORI DAVIS SAB MGM GAA Songleadmg 75 Councll Pep Club DENNIS DAWSON Boys League 41' sap -t-'Y KATHY DEAKINS GAA pres YEARBOOK 75 Councll Pep Club ALLEN DEREVJANIK Wrestlmg Baseball 'PR Us DEBBIE DE GUIA Band SCOTT DEWHIRST Boys League Humor remember X ..f ' TONY DELLACIOPPA Boys League CHRISTIE DEXTER GAA humor provldes an outlet for westhl senlors One of the many ways to descrlbe a Western Semor and one ofthe many reasons that 1975 wall be a year to bf, 4 N- DENISE DEMSKO G1rls League KATHY DICICILIA Pep Club Congress 75 Councll CbF,GAA Sensors l4l N I i JR V 0 0 LG 37 7 , 1 . 1 1 . , . 2 ' . V 'C 4- vyl , V ' ,1 ,A ff - KW ' 5:3 ' X . - .. , , , ,W Y VU- 55 Nfl , ' 'l -Y wg. , 'I .. g'-2 'ffl g 1 K , 'Q sy Y ff' -,J A x in A ' 1 N , J , , - , -, , . R ' ' , 1 , . 1 , , , cheer 8a song helped promote enthusiasm during fall sports SANDRA DOMINGUEZ '75 Council, Science-Ecology pres., Tennis I42-Seniors LINDA DYER Girls' League ROBERT DONLEY Boys' League KEN EACKES Boys' League RICK DICKINSON Boys' League ARTHUR DIMARCO Boys' League ll, I I LAURIE DUNLAP NHS, CSF, Banners BILL EASLEY A Cappella, Drama, Wrestling GINA DIEBOLT Girls' League PHIL DIXON Football, Baseball, Track DORINDA DUSTERHOFT Band TINA ECKE Girls' League CONNIE EDDINGTON MILLIE EDDS JAMES EDELMAN Band Girls League Boys League -pv- ED EYM RAY EGGIMANN STEVE ELLIOTT Bo s Lea ue So h Football Boys League Y 8 P DAN ELLSWORTH Boys League 4 l VICKIE EDWARD Gnrls League 12 CINDY ELLS Gnrls League F 'Wm fit mn-gf if L' L-2, it' Q.-ff :im U IH G TANYA ENG RAVE Banners Tw.. Semors 143 -58 S. f L- 1.5 .xi if N f K Q, In '-' , , , N, ., L Q I 8 fig? 'I .?fjfl'.':s.- -Q .....A. .-J.. FQ :L M U J MU A u ' V2 ' 5 i P lw hy.. , -4-Q -3 ' E 5 I X.. i , nl :pit .Z P9 ,, hwy' . i 559 F. 5 as . , E L E el - 1 'en W L E ' 4 is ti ' ll! :J . .-'Y ' , 1..' 'I P' W ' A Alf , : NANCY EQUIARTA Girls' League . . XSL? WA., CAROL FEDOROZYK Girls' League KN TERI FINCI-I Drill Team LYNN FISHER Boy's League 144-Seniors TERESA ERWIN CSF, Pep Club, '75 Council wil. LUCI FERNALD Girls' League KAREN ETHANS Drill Team Sr. Lead., Science, Pep, ICC CATHY FERNANDEZ MECHA MICHAEL FAGAN Boys' League RICK FIELDS Boys' League F' DONNA FOSTER GIFISS League ROBERT FRY Boys' League 'Wh-. ii 'v fig ROBIN FRAKES A Cappella V P SCOTT FULLUM Swimming, Varsity Club, Water Polo COLEEN FLANAGAN Congress GAA LORIE FLEURY Glrls League JIM FREIHOFF Boys' League MIKE FULTON Boys' League CINDY FLANARY 75 Council GAA RUDY FLORES Boys League SHERRIE FRIZELLE Mascot, Pep Club, A Cappella SHARON GAGE GAA, CSF Seniors of-W I . lo'e - gg- I - I I s ,K w . ?u ! , . g I K ff- Y If-f ff Tfi ' . F L, , l Q fi: W U Vx ---f-l f 'A ' 72:1 V I, Q.: 'S . I ' ' ,-N: ' I E - ,. ,--.1 ...I 'Ii A ' V , 1 assemblies provided excitement as Well as entertainment 5 .1 . 4, ie.-, . 'Q, 351 . Y : hi, DEBBIE GARDNER csF, Pep Club GEORGE GIFFORD Boys' League 146 Seniors LYNN GAWRYL Banner and Flag MARCELLA GILCHRIST Girls' League WENDY GENTRY Girls' League President 75 Coun cil ICC STEVEN GILMORE Boys' League CARLOS GARCIA '75 Council f CAROLYN GARCIA Girlsg League fifx CHARLES GESSE Surfing Club ROBERT GILSTRAP P.P. News Editor, CSF NFL Wrestling DAVID GIMBEL Boys' League LY NETTE GRAJEDA Girls' League MONTE GREER Boys' League MIKE GRIFFITTS Boys' League JAMES GIMONDO Electronics Club, Math Club, Football KATHY GRANT Acappella Choir .nsf KATHY GRIBBLE GAA PATRICIA GRIP Girls' League BRENDA GOFF Acappella Choir BRAD GRAY Boys' League JEFF GORHAM Key Club, Science Ecology Club KRISTEEN GRAY PTSA, Acappella Choir Speech, Thespians 'Iii' 'WPW 1 8 l 5551 1, ' 4. ,'l ' I-iam.. Q gsefl, C I , fi I 'L Seniors- I47 if av KEN QRUNEWALD KAREN GUSHUE Varsity Club, Track Girls' League RICHARD HAIN HOWARD HALL Varsity Club, Water Polo, Swim- Boys' League ming l-4 ll l. . ' s -nl 7. 148-Seniors BILL GUYETT Basketball, Baseball JANET HAMLIN Girls' League KEVIN HANCOCK Stage Band Manager ICC, '75 Council CHRISTENE HANNAH Cheerleading, Pep Club LYNN HADDOCK Girls' League ARIANE HAMMONDS Serv-Anns KENNETH HANKS Band, Football, Basketball CINDY HANSEN Girls' League MELODY HARRELL Girls' League Board, SAC GAA JOI HART Girls' Leauge LINETTE HARVATH Pep Club, GAA GEORGE HATCH Track VICKI HARVEY '75 Council, GAA DONNA HA UGEN Girls' League RUMI HASHIMOTO Girls' League ROSEMARY HERNANDEZ Girls' League seniors were not onl mem- bers, but also clubs' officials CHERYL HASKINS Girls' League STEVEN HERNANDEZ Boys' League Seniors 149 Q lg' i ' , - I--if 5,-. Q' .,n.g+.,- fb MIKE HINTON A Cappella pres., ICC, CSF, Tennis 150-Seniors LAURA HOLTOM Pep Club DEBORAH HOAG A Cappella, Pep Club, Science Club, German Club MARK HORN Baseball is-s QQ--. RALPH HERRERA Boys' League T.: 1' JEANETTE HESSON Congress, GAA DAVID HOLMES Boys' League 1:7 GARY HOURT Boys' League DONALD HESS Photo Club, FBLA CRAIG HINK Boys' League RICHARD HOLT Key Club, Thespians, ICC, Water Polo MIKE HOUSE Cross Country, Baseball, WTCS' tling DEBBIE HOVEY Songleader, Drill Team, Pep Club, '75 Council cf 1 M., ulifw? 24 '71 R! .ja Q. ,-A, STEPHANIE HUGHS Girls' League ROBERT HUETH Boys' League RON IDOINE Basketball, Boys' League l RHONDA HUETH Flags haf'- KIM IHARA Asian Awareness, Congress, Jr. Treas. .. 45. wg...- DANNY INGRAM Electronics Club AP f-.A ALAN ISHII Boys' League the alumni contributed to spirit of homecoming JOHN INNIS Boys' League MARGRET JACKSON A Cappella, Science Club, AFS, GAA, Math Club Seniors- l 5l STEPHA N JACOBSON Boys' League SANDY JOHNSON Photo Club, Track Assist. Mgr., GAA RUDY JUAREZ Boys' League TERRY KALMER Pep Club 152 Seniors ' n JIM JAHNKE Football, Track, Varsity Club CAROL JONES Girls' League I fl? JULIE JOHNSON Pep Club, CSF, Girls' League STUART J ONES Guitar Club, SurEng Club, Foot- ball L -.J 4-'l .ab -l ll 5.,4-1 I . , ----I ...,- . ,Y , ? Cheerleaders 'ham' it up. MICHAEL JOHNSON Boys' League DEREK JORGENSEN Football, Varsity Club LINDA KADOWAKI CSF, AFS, Girls' League Treas., Math Club, GAA SANDY KAHOUN YEARBOOK, CSF, '75 Council, Pep Club , ,... ., L+-, . z ' 'fir -,Jn-4' M .1- ali hi. 'i' I, ...- Cheerleaders promote Western spirit. BRIAN KELLER Boys' League mv bf 'rf' GARY KIYOHARA ASB VP, NHS, CSF, Congress pres., Wrestling , rv IA boosted creativit BRAD KURPJUWEIT ED KU HR Boys' League E oys' League Zell GEORGE KOHLAPP Boys' League MARYELLEN KRAZEL Science Club Pres.,A Cappella, Pep Club CYNTHIA LAIRD Girls' League JEFF KOPSHO Boys' League 15' BARBARA KREUTZ Girls' League DOUG LAMPE CSF, NHS, Band l54-Seniors VICKI LANGAGER TERRY LANGE VIRGINIA LANPHAR MARK LANTRY Girls' League Surfing Club CSF,GAA Boys' League DAVE LEASE Key Club Football Track MIKE LEIGHTON Boys League KIM LENART Glrls League TOM LEONARD Track Varsrty Club future careers are begun Future Careers somethxng every Western Semor looks forward to and stud1es hard for The Industrial art classes of WCSIhl help to develop 1n1t1at1ve and goals w1th the experrences of mach1ne shops leather metal, and automoblle shops These along w1th the help and encouragement of the mstructors goals are reached and accomphshed THOMAS LENC Boys League 1? v JOY LEWIS Glrls League Seniors l55 , . 'I 7 7 , l ' ' l I f ' 1 N Y xl, . fl I I . ' 9 MIKE LIGGETT SUSAN LINDBURG ERIC LINDSAY A Cappella Girls' League Boys' League - i MIKE LOMBARDI AUDREY LONG BARBARA LOPEZ Boys' League Girls' League Girls' League l 56-Seniors JERRY LOVEJOY Varsity Club, Football patience . . . LORI LLEWELLYN Sr. Secretary, GAA, Songleade FRED LOPEZ NFL STEVEN LUBMAN Boys' League KARLA LUTER Girls' League l' CYNTHIA LYONS Math Club pres.,NHS,MGM, ASB, GAA MIKE MACERA Boys' League KATHY MAC!-IULA Girls' League DANA .MANCHESTER Girls' League TERRY MAJOR Boys' League CINDY MANSKER Girls' League F-I ' I kbs STEVEN MALONE Pioneer Press, Band, CSF, Congress GUY MAR ESCH Boys' League VICKIE MACE Girls' League KATHLEEN MACHA DO Girlsg League CINDY MA NIS Girls' League JEFF MARGRAVE NFL Seniors-157 I if ,, -gill' lsr- STEVE MARRACCINI MECHA pres., ICC, Advisory Comm., Band CARYL MARTIN FBLA Seniors JIM MARROCCO Boys' League C HERYL MARTIN FBLA, GAA JON MARGRAVE NFL vis - MONICA MARQUEZ CSF, Pioneer Press, AFS, SCIENCE, GAA ADRIAN MARTIN Boys' League PEGGY MARTINEZ Girls' League MIKE MARLIN Boys' League .go PATRICIA MARQUEZ Girls' League BRIA N MARTIN Boys' League lbw 33 SHARON MASSARO Girls' League . fi, 'J, ' ., ,ws Y Sl u lj-,1 571 :Rf sf 7, - .. . -'-f: Y ', , . J ' J 1.--1 ew- - , ' I I ' .' . 1.1 .q,.:,g: .-1, V l I... X - f'L ',-:'3i1.'r.V . ha - f Jj,-fu. i I '. . ji 1f,,'1.,.,. '42 ' .-r.11, ., '.'l ' . .---.,, bl , -.'7Ellr-QPSLH. , . ll' - ' 1 i '- i 1 43151171 J-, f...- . N1 -' Lili I-,qu U,F,,:F.A . A., ,I 1 ' . , Mk, -H .r rg I A , l - ' A Hi creation. BRAD MATTHEWS Boys' League KAREN MCDONOUGI Girls' League .v'N ov- MICHAEL MCHARGUE Boy's League DEIDRE MATTOX ASB Sec., CSF, NHS, ICC, Congress SUE MCELROY Girls' League BILL MCINTOSH Wrestling CHRISTIE MASULLO Homecoming Queen, A Cappella, Songleader, Congress, '75 Council CINDY MCCRAE Pep Club 1'v fl lw V- r ' . ' CHRIS MATSUMOTO Asian Awareness JULIE MCCULLAH Girls' League Seniors-l59 KAREN MCLAUGHLIN Girls' League RANDY MEADOR Boys' League TODD MCLAUGHLIN Soccer, Wrestling GUADALUPE MENDEZ Band l60-Seniors KEVIN MCMILLAN Boys' League ROBERT M ERGL Boys' League MAU NA MILLER A Cappella, Pep Club, Science Club classes, classes. . LEESA MCMURRAY Girls' League SYNDIE MEYER MGM, NHS, NFL, Girls' League Board, Track, Band CRAIG MINER CSF, Key Club, Math Club, '75 Council REID MISER NHS, CSF, Band, Swimming 1 DEBRA MITCHELL FBLA Lbs T, ANN MOEHRING Girls' League BOB MONROE Basketball, Football Mlfx 12 LINDA MONTROSE A Cappella, Pep Club, Girls' League Board, GAA I? JAMES MIYAKE ASB President, NHS, Varsity Club, '75 Council, Basketball MICHELE MOLYNEUX Girls' League, '75 Council, Banners JOEL MOONEYHAM Band -rx? CHERYL MOREFIELD Girls' League LAU RIE MOE Girls' League BOB MOCCIO lfootball, Varsity Club QE -'- A---r an? ,..,. 'Wh A I 6 agile' s 1' 5 K .C fr , I X lifxk L A K I . q L , . uh 1 ' v . . U , A . ,a ' . ' z.: - - iggfrsixssrsn STUDENTS? gl .iff-,2 ' ' L7-YJ - ?'-.- - , 3 ' Km, 'D L li' X wr it ' ED MORGAN BRENDA MORRISON Boys' League Girls' League Seniors- l ful I I S.. Q' T ya From Physiology. . . MARJORIE MUSSER Cheerleader, Pep Club, GAA CURTIS NAGAYAMA Science Club, Bowling Club l67 Seniors ROBERT SCOTT MYERS Boys' League ART NAKAWAKI ASB Treasurer, Key Club, Asian Awareness pres., CSF Yr-...N MICHAEL MORRISSEY Band Drum Major, ICC, Science, '75 Council SHARON MURPHY ACappella DAVID ALAN MYLES Boys' League DEBBIE NEDROW Pep Club, Band BILL M ULHALL Boys' League 'Q 4+ THOMAS MURRAY Boys' League E, ,, PAULAMYLES Girls' League DOUG NEER Boys' League VICKI NEEWAY JANET NELSON Girls' League Girls' League . . .Western Has it All WE' MARY NELSON SARA NELSON TOM NELSON Girls' League GAA Boys' League . . .To Ceramics -pr-:r M ELODY NIC HOLSON Girls' League ' BETH NICHOLS Girls' League 4:1 NANCY NEWARK GAA, Student Advisory Commit- tee LARRY N1cH6Ls Boys' League . STEVEN NIELSON CSF. Baseball, Basketball Seniors- 163 STEVE NOFFSING ER A Cappella, Football f' GREGG OKOORIAN Varsity Club, Wrestling .in DEBI NOTARANGELO Girls, League MITCH OLIVEIRA Wrestling Western gives you action all the Way 164-Seniors LONNIE O'BRlEN Boys' League KIM OLIVER Thespians JOYCE OWENSBY '75 Council LORRAINE PACHECO Girls' League PAM OHRBERG Congress NR TONY ORNELAS Boys' League SANDI OYLER Girls' League rl- FRANK PADILLA Boys' League CARLA PAILMA Girls' League 'TIT7' ROGER PEDEN Football, Baseball MIKE PENNER ....... KEITH PANOCKO '75 Council, Science, Football, Baseball DOMINQUE PENNEQU IN GAA, Pep Club, Girls' League STEPHEN PERALTA Pioneer Press Editor, CSF, ICC, Football YEARBOOK Go for Two, Western! The End ofa Long Game ROBERT PERENCIVIC Boys' League JANET PIC KENS Girls' League TRENA PICKLE PAUL POCKELS Thespians Boys' League Seniors- I 65 Basket! J ANNA POWERS Banner, Thespian, Girsl' League EDWARD RAMIREZ lCC pres., Key Club, Tennis 166-Seniors Basket! 2 Points! DEBBIE POPEJOY A Cappella, Pep Club, GAA GAYLE POVIS CSF, '75 Council, GAA JEANA POSEY CSF, GAA, '75 Council MISCHELLE POWELL Girls' League STEVE PRYOR TOM PURVIS ROSANNE RADOS Boys' League Surfing Club, Tennis Girls' League DARLA RAMSEY Girls' League Go Get 'Em, Uh Huh! RUTH RANEY CSF,GAA -I., . PERRY RAULLI Band RANDY REIFF Boys' League TOM RENNINGER Surfing Club, CSF UQ,- ts-Q. E., 'TV ANNE RIVERA M ECHA RON RODGERS Boys' League ANTHONY ROBERTS Boys' League ROSEMARY RODRIQUEZ Girls' League na s QS' MELODY REDFORD Girls' League SHARON RIEKE Girls' League EDDIE REID Football, Varsity Club KIMBERLY RISH Girls' League Go Big Blue! Seniors- I 67 VICICLROGERS SCOTT ROTHWELL Girls League Boys' League Q ANGELI ROXAS ELGA RU BIO Now, Look, Kids, YUXRBQOK, Newspaper, CSF Girls' League '75 Council, AFS, Pep Club DIANE RULEY JAMES RYAN KATRINA SACHER CHARNIAIN GAA, Art Club, Band, Guitar Club, Tennis Girls' League Girls' League classes promote scholarship leadership 8L competition DEBBIE SALES BILL SAMP Girls' League Varsity Club, Water Polo, Swi ming 168-Seniors J ONI SA NCHEZ Girls' League LY NDA SCHING ECK Girls' League Board, CSF, Ban- IICFS WILLIAM SEWELL Boys' League DAUNA SHERBUR NE A Cappella BILL SCHAFER Boys' League MICHAEL SCHIRM Basketball DAVID SHELTON Boys' League VICKI SHIMIZU YEARBOOK, Asian Awareness, League Board, Bowling u HEIDI SHIPMAN JIM SHOCK , DENNIS SHOZI G1l'lS LCEigl.IC Bgys' League NHS, NFL, CSF, '75 Council U5- 1:31. ,fn -Q.. PAUL SIMPSON ROB SIMPSON SUSAN SINK Wrestling Boys' League Girls' League LK' I 71 Ah. 5 ,, HUF 'W 56-1 DEBBIE SKELTON Girls' League Coach Pauses for an Interview BRENDA SMITH Girls' League l70-Seniors .IAGENE SIMMONS Commissioner of Pep, Pep C Art Club KARIS JOBAKKEN Girls' League LAURIE SMALLWOOD GAA Sec., Pep Club, '75 Council ICC , 'w 5 DEBBIE SMITH Girls' League lub Q' Q-:UV LINDA SMITH ROBERT SMITH AFS Boys League Qual-L I...-3,5 ...Ev 5 x 3 n1 A IEOUI Igolll' STEPHANIE SMITH KEIKO SONADA Girls League Aslan Awareness GAA 56? ii ? h JODY SORBEL CHARLES SOWERS SUE SPARKS JAMES STAHOVICH Glrls League Varslty Club Football Gnrls League VP MGM Congress 7'-'v CATHY STANSBURY FREDRICA STIDHAM Serious Stud1es Gnrls' League Gxrls' League Sensors l7l ' T -' K L xv V Am.: ,vlan .I V- W g ' ' v. I ' ' V ,I , if nl f. , mlm' Y A-.' J V , ' - r- 1 ' '-.t f -gy 4.3.- .,,, l., , '5- :' . ' 11 I , - , - + I , B' Q . ,Wo . . I l' ' ', A 'Jo ..:..,:gi1 ul:--'StL VI. ,476 ., N lj ' ' -,,,, -,J ,N 3 ,If if -. 'will ' 'Jw .V 'IIT' W , W V. ' ' H I ' I' ll , . . V 1 ' . , bf. - v 2, 1 ' l- . A' Y 5 -, A , i X -, VY Y Y Y , , , ,,.:,.,, .J -- ,- . --J., ,.:-Erzsasm.. - ,K I - , - , . . , . .' ' 'Z 4 . ,. ' V, 1, .., . , - . . , 1 , , , . fl Fa A ' 'FV g - 1 Ap A L ,Q W, JEFF STIER 74 Council, 75 Council ati an . .I .v f ' 'iff' Y , ci .32 f' -' 4- 'iv all ji 1 . 1 'pi ' ', 11331 ' ' f- -576 'I :,45Lfff .'-' . 4 l'f?f ' f 1. -442:15 'F J fx? 'J 'g 15' Q - .. I -4 .Ju . J if nv '-0 . W ay in H 71 -1- '1- 'z.,e.-v png.. A M., -,. I, f'1-gage f, w :I,:,',1,.r , I :- ,:-IL, T , . - , , '-c.,:J- . .KEAV VJ. g 4 .F I 0' f 1 .I , ff ' is . . I V,? lZN' 'NI 4: gi JOE STONE Boys' League vf V is 1 I 1' ff 1 LV Yi. Y lvl? ef Q it ' nf 1 --.-ua--V ' I' --,,g1'g?QYg-.3-,Q I 5. -fe. LANIE STOCKDALE .ML , , .M V-. ,ww .-fx, z-:giiyfs 75,24 , Q . ,,,N,. ,,, , f.,.i,,, Girls League '-li' ' W. 5 45' -,' ,F-,, -: ,Q-5514: - h 15-f'Q?'i'fs.-23,4 ',7?4iiQ1E7i- ' I , . , . ' 11 3.4 ., , 3-sf--.55a'v3in.j .Tj Through the looking glass GLENN STROBEI-IN BRIAN STRICKLER Band, Baseball Boys' League MICHAEL SUR BOB SUMRALL' I Varsity Club, Band, Swimming, Boy's League Water Polo 172-Seniors CINDY SULATYCKI GAA SANDY SUTTON Girls' League -4 LISA STRADER Drill Team BRIAN SULLIVAN Boys' League KENNETH SWIFT Boys' League KEVIN S Track SUSAN TA NNER Girls' League hx V, -. .A 'N -Y' , X. f'1 'fs WIFT HELEN TAKEDA Songleader, CSF, Secy. of NHS DONNY TAYLOR Boys' League M. --v s, . A i Q., , , Z if .- v- S: ' , ' ' I - -A-1 '.L . i 1. fly? I .N ,Fw J -- S 'N N,w,. . 1 vxg- QW gf , A-Ti, Nl ,gel , L .lf my 1 :,, ' A,-if freeze-- r:-r.--'-v-k-.---f--.- 2 - . ,QQ 1-L --1' .,,.-a 7.2, Y .l , ,nhl -'ri - 1 ries 1-fl Y In . npluum -. , 6-ua Au 4.4 'J ,X lt' Af'-via. 4 - Lv! .. lhnfllll llpluln Ill ll Nm. 'Wil v 7 rl ' ' sz N ,D ' I 3 V 'V - 0, I YI U .. l Nl Ill Aguila 'O-vm .,..,. 'JN Q' t i f 5, , . .AM -I wg AN, ,' Vfa r ... ,,..., . ' ' V - an .TS.,T.ET, M g , H N f 1 V 'iw' lm-william' i ii I r-5' 5 'l .1f9?--1 fl,-Mi mmf- 1 r,1..! ,V ,rf ., D ,Q.A 1!iJ g 1975, a year to remember 3-3' KENNETH TAYLOR Boys' League THOMAS THEWS Boys' League FRASER THOMAS KATHY TESKE Girls' League il- ics? MARIANNE THING ELSTAD Drill Team HOLLY THOMAS Basketball Cheerleader, '75, Council, Pep Western branches out. Club Seniors- I 73 l74-Seniors I 'X BLAKE THOMPSON Senior Class Vice Pres. Varsity Club, ICC Football STEVEN THOMAS THERESA THOMAS BOYS, League Girls' League DAN TOLEDO Boys' League JOHN THORNTON GARY TILBURY Boys' League Boys' League DOUGLAS TOOMBS DEBORAH TORRES Boys' League MECHA ,J-'F . 3,4 LlNDA TORRES YOLANDA TURKEY MECHA MECHA KEITH THOMPSON Water Polo DEBI TOLIVER Girls' League 5. 1 P h l , 4 1 f -1 ill W Smiling faces. . .sometimesl f 'll I - l . L.-LJ' ik ,S , Hmm JFS fujl Is lt a b1rd Is1ta plane? It s a Basket' JAMES TODHUNTER Boys League GINA TOTRI WILLIE TORRES Varslly Club Football Track Soccer KEVIN TR IPP Boys League LARRY TUMBLESON Semor Class Pres Varslty Club ASB ICC TERI TRIBOLET Girls League J OE TRUJILLO Boys League KENNETH TOWNSEND Boys League we P' ROSEMARY TORREZ JACQUELINE TUTTLE Gxrls League g .Y Q- Now It s llke this at Seniors l75 s . . ff' '. . .Q if , H 'i -- , , g 5 . -ff 4 3' ' H, 1, Girls' League MECHA , 1 . ,M w-Y- Aqua- . afzfiifirg- - r J ' 'i .,,g 03 'a ' Q . a A ,.,. I I' f L I '1.- X I., I 3' 'ha . - G0 Big Blue!! YOLANDA VASQUEZ AL VEGA MECHA Boys' League KAYLENE TYLER Pep Club THOMAS VALFRE Football, Basketball PAM VILL ANO Girls' League WENDY ULRICH 75 Class Council LEOMA VANLER E Girls' League OCTAVIA VILLARREAL Girls' League '9- RON VILORIA VICKI VILOCH Science Club, Bowling Club Band, Stage Band 176-Seniors Cheer up, it's not that bad! ROBIN WADE Girls' League JAMIE WALKER Girls' League 37? 'SST' STEVE WALSH Wrestling RICHARD WATKINS SALLY WALZ CHARLOTTE WEBB Boys' League Girls' League GAA JAYNNE WELLS Band DONNA WHEELER Girls' League Smile! MICHAEL WALTERS Boys' League SANDRA WEDIN Girls' League VIC KI WESTON Girls' League GARY WHEELER Drafting Club Sen iors MICHAEL WHITELEY Water Polo, Swimming LORI WILKISON Acappella Choir, GAA HARRY WING Varsity Club, Basketball, Baseball SANDRA WHITTINGHAM Girls' League 178-Seniors DONNA WHITSON NHS, YEARBOOK EDITOR AFS Pres. Girls' League LINDA WILLIAMS Tennis, Volleyball 1' 1 l BECKY WHITTAKER GAA TODD WILLIAMS Drafting Club r Ll .. . , - .Q . ',, V',Ai r 'V , 41' 'Ffa ' ' N HL 71, iff.. A r1'5 !Tr-'hp' - . , ,... W .I Hmm. . .has possibilities, . . WALT WICKIZER Boys' League CLAUDIA WILSON Girls' League JEFF WISENER Varsity Club, Football TAMMIE WOCKENFUS Girls' League Faces, Faces '46 C IJIQBBIE WR ICEHT Girls' League IE? W ANITA ZINK Songlc:idcr.CSF. IXf1cINI.PCpC'luh VI? MICHAEL WRIGHT Boys' League RAFAEL ZUBIA MECHA, Art Club CHRIS WOLVEN Key Club Pres., CSF, ICC, '75 Council 92? PETE WOOD Boys' League 4+ SN- SHARON WRIGHT Drill Team, CSF. Guitar Club dl' Faces cunt'd LORI WONACOTT Band. GAA RENNETTA WOOLERY Girls' League SUSAN ZAPATA Girls' League sh 'N Seniors- l 79 President: Mike Maxtox, V. President: Paul Acosta Secy. Holly Bielmun. Treasurer: Juli Takai FRONT ROW L TO R: .l.Tukai, H.Bcilman, M, MLIIIOX, P.Acosla, V.Kerr, S.Choti, D.Hernandez, S.Schoules, M.Flunugun, C.Wesbury, B.Carpenler, J.Dowt, W.lshii -4, ,. spirit of 9 6 concepts made real by juniors. This year's Junior Class showed their pioneer pride and spirit not only by their actions, but also by their rings' motto-The Spirit of'76. This spirit held by the Class of'76 was evident at assemblies, in the classroom, and in their support ofthe school and it's traditions. Under the leadership of president Mike Mattox, vice-president Paul Acosta, secretary Holly Beilman, and treasurer Julie Takaig the Junior class began their second year by selling candy apples at the home football games, and ended it by putting onthe Junior-Senior prom. The rings thejuniors wore depicted the way we were', when the country first began. Western's '76-ers were also at a beginning. A beginning that included a newly remodeled modernized school. For the Juniors, the way we were meant a constant resource oftrue Pioneer pride and enthusiasm. Ami Aames Andrew Aames Darlene Aaron Paul Acosta Cheryl Adams Mark Adams Alan Agapinan Rosalie Aguilaro Keith Ahrns Dorothy Alamia Laurie Alamia Mike Alfler Lori Allen Frank Alvarado Mary Ann Alvarado Deanna Alvarez Margarita Alvarez Anita Ames Ermalinda Amezcua Chris Andrews James Amos Walter Anke Debbie Anzaldi Kathy Arias Marc Ar nold Len Aves Chris Avina Liz Baker Wayne Ball Robin Barber Debra Barbosa Peggy Barela Chris Barr Greg Barret Kathy Barstad Paul Barrios John Bartnikowski Teresa Battista Pat Beavers Allen Beck Debbie Behm Dorothea Behm Holly Beilman Britt Bell Julie Bennington Dayna Benson Tom Bergren Natalie Bernard Tony Bertotti Russell Best Teri Biller Kathy Bilna Kathy Bilyew Michelle Bird Steve Bird Julie Black Mark Blackburn Steve Blemker Jim Boden Andrew Boelcher Marinus Boon Ann Borja Lori Bowden 182 Juniors -1.1- Lf ,tl 'tt-we , if ew-,-,WNV ,. , 1. , gtg ah' 1 , HQ? -,Jil E'P. . ,:. ........s..... -.,. 1 I N i , I 1 l 1 l A4 - ' A il 'NNE ,-5-. lv : W5 Dave Bramwell Frank Branek John Breitschwerdt Leonard Brenenstuhl Marisa Brewer Amanda Bridwell Mike Broadway Frances Brock Steph Brooks Diana Brown Janis Brown Steve Brumley Scott Brunner Kevitt Burns Barbara Bush Karen Cadabona Tony Campbell Cindy Cantrell Teresa C ardenas Nancy Carlson Pam Carter Burt Carpenter Tim Carpenter Pam Carr Sharon Tucker Russ Carter Jerry Cason Dave Castillo Kerry Cate Linda Cates John Cauelield Rolanda Cavasos Ed Cawo John Centanni Evelyn Centono Steve Cervantes Rick Chaidel Mike Chartier Liz Chase Daniel Chasse Debbie Chavez Ernie Chavez Mike Checkrek Cathy Chadowski Sue Choti Charla Christ Rick Chun Cheryl Clark Wayne Clark Paul Clease Mike Clements Jim Clifton Juniors-183 Leslie Cochran Kim Cockrell Becky Coffey Jerry Cole Larry Cole Joe Collette Linda Colvin Kim Condon Chris Conley Steve Conrad Chris Cook Cheri Cooley Pat Cordero Lori Cotter Bob Covarrubias Brian Cowan Bridget Cowan Bob Cracchiola Mike Crail Dave Crandall Mike Crook John Crouch Allen Crow Jesse Crowther Kevin Cuervo Charles Culverhouse John Curry Chris Curtale Ray Daebelliehn Harry Daniels Perry Darmond Mark Daskaios Denise Davidson Debra Davila Bret Davis Randy Davis Rhonda Davis Roger Davis Alex Dechko Val Delhoyho Debbie Deliz Virgil Delos Reyes Dwight Demaio Dave Derevjanik Dave DiYaurenzio Bob Dilkson Gerald Dillabough Diane Doran Norm Dinley Pat Dominik Jennie Doutt Denise Dubois Danny Durbin Carol Dusterhoft Randi Evans Darcy Ebberts Laurie Eddington Antonette Eddy Steve Edmunds Don Ehlenfeldt 184 Juniors . , ,, ,ae-1 F fs ',5.f ,, , ll f x J. , if Qakff A lf '16 1 i.I4 l , l-7, vj I ,t , ,, . , 1 W V I3 , N l ll ' XF' ,. ll. - Veil I 5 'G-ti' if , ,A+ , V ' f'. ll A 5. Q -is I , I-I '9555 . ,.4l1 a'q 1- 'A Juniors continued their involvement in school by joining in A Cappella. They also helped keep up tradition by sending and re- ceiving homecoming mums. 2 , AA Terry Elam Glenn Ellis Cathy Eliff Jim Emerick Laurie Endicott Kirk Engrasci Guy Equiarta Tom Erbar Bob Espinoza Kathy Evans Mark Ezell Kelly Fabanich Tony Fall Terry Favello Jonell Fick Barbara Files Ron Finch Jeni Fisher Kathy Fisher Rick Flaig Marlene Flanagan John Fleury Rick Fleager Diana Flinn Donna Floyd Karen Force Leroy Ford Bob F ory Bill Foster James Fox Perry Frame Sue Franklin Chris Francis Ken Fukino John Gabel Bob Ganahl Sharleen Garrison Randy Gast Sue Gemler Charles Gemler Juniors I85 Maria Gephart Laurie Gesse Bret Gibbons Sue Gill Janet Gillen Angie Giovannetti Lon Givens Joe Glennon Cindy Godfrey Annabel Gonzales Marlene Gonzales Al Goodrich Don Godwin Charmaine Grajeda Sharon Green Cindy Greene Kelly Grumbles Greg Gwinn Sandy Haber Davie Hall Pam Halstenberg Whitten Hamilton Kathy Handlan Derek Hansen Mike Harbaugh Lisa Harder Mary Harless Cheryl Harp Mike Harp Brent Hart Kevin Hart Stephanie Harvey X X l if G A t 186 Juniors Jeremy Hatch Kevin Hawes Dan Hawkes Niel Hien Chris Heath Tammy Hendricks Dawn Henry Dave Hernandez Richard Hernandez Linda Herweck Richard Hess Terry Hess Randy Hill Linda Hitsman Howard Hodis Craig Holland Jo Holloway Howard Holtsclaw Allen Howard Danny Hoy Ardis Hubbard Kathy Hughs Pat Hughes Rick Hust Dana Hutchison Terry Hunt Lani Ichikawa Pat Irwin Wendy Ishi Masahiro Iwaguchi Laura lwanicki Evan Jackson Nancy Jacoby Tom Jacoby Vicki Jenkins Steve Johannsen Donna Jacobus Brad Johnson Brett Johnson Cathy Johnson Moses Johnson Ruth Johnson Theresa Jones Debbie Juarez Mary Kaneen Kelly Keller Lenetta Keller Mike Kelly Juniors 187 Richard Kennedy Yvonne Kent Doug Killian Chuck King Jennie Kirkpatrick Mary Kleindienst Dawn Koehler Karen Koenig John Konoske Janet Koury Bob Kozar Randy Kraege India Kramp Diane Labs Mark Lacerte Cherice Lagrone Sherrie Lane Joe Langdon Bill Laster Jeff Lavey Sal Lazzara Pam Leath Cheryl Lebleu Art Ledesma Dave Leighton Mark Leo Greg Leon Debbie Lewis Paul Lewis Laurie Liebenow Ken Leighton Kent Little Irma Loera Greg Lohner Russ Loken Bob Loll John Lolmaugh Celia Lopez Randy Lowenberg Peggy Lubak Henry Lujan Karla Luper Debra Macarthur Cyndy Mackay Steph Malorzo Audrey Manning Mike Marchese Stephen Marsh Martin Taylor Edward Marraccini Don Marsh Theresa Martinez Ernest Mata Mike Mattox Dave Mayer Kevin Maynord Beverly Mccall Pat Mccahill Sue Mccarville Alan Mccown Craig Mccoy Wothry Mccartney Sam Mccullough Robert Mcdonald Dan Mcanterfer Jenny Matthews Dan Mcginley Tim Mcgrady Jeanette Mchargue Ron McElroy Lisa Mccormick Nanc'y Mckenzie Kelly McLaughlin Caral Meacham Kathy Meador Danny Mendoza Brianne Messina Lisa Metcalf Mark Michael Mark Miller Steve Miller Debra Mezen Terry Moffitt Darrel Moore Tanya Moore Edward Moorlach Delfino Mora Scott Morgan John Morrissey John Morrow Julie Morton Ricky Mounts Pat Mulhall Mike Mumford Juniors I89 Sandra Manger Lorraine Myslicki Shirley Navarro Lorna Nakamaru James Newton Sandra Nicholas Sherry Nichols Cynthia Nicholson Penny Nickell Donald Nishikawa Wanda Nolan .Iohn Oakey Julie Oberlin Patrick Ochoa Aleta Olah Brian Olinger Lisa Olson Virginia Oliver Eddie Ontiveros Kim Ornelas Rick Ortiz Reuben Ortiz Steve Osborne Duane Owens Gilbert Padilla Curtis Robbins Cindy Palmer Liz Paneno Drew Panico Art Paquette Julia Parker Kim Paul Melinda Pearlman Sue Pease Wayne Peel Cindy Pence .Ioe Pentridge Linda Peralta Manuel Perez Melissa Peters Ricky Peterson Wanda Pieters Bradley Pitts Pat Pobis Theresa Posanis Rick Rollgreen Lionel Pompa Wendy Price James Proffitt Tony Profumo Paula Pucci Mike Quick Leroy Ramirez Eloi Ramos Diane Ranalli Tina Raulli Kim Redding Joe Reed Jeff Reno John Rettig Sue Reyes Ruth Riddles Joe Richuisa Juniors are an integral part ofclubs 1' 4 . 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N .s..'.-ff, Karen Rish Dean Ristow Robin Riviere Keith Roberts Curtis Robbins Candy Robinson Penny Robinson Pat Rodriguez Mary Rotherham Martin Ross Sherry Ross Kathy Rothschell Roilene Rousher Elvira Ruiz Ricky Sadler Pat Salazar Kim Santi Sandra Sargent Georgia Sarvari Mark Saucy Ron Sauer Vinci Scalise Sandra Schoales Cheryl Scott Dan Seay Sandra Seeley Karen Selfridge Sue Shaddox Mike Shierant Amy Shook Kathy Shuput Ray Simpson Sherry Simpson Doug Skiles Randy Skretvedt Denise Skuse Sue Small Debra Smart Debra Smeal Glenn Smith Robin Smith Bob Smock Oscar Soto Judy Speraneo .lay Squires Thomas Stacy Dan Stafford Greg Stahovich Juniors l9l Paul Stamant Alice Stanton Cynthia Steen Kim Stevens Curtis Stewart Dennis Stewart Kathy Stone Scott Stowers Rick Strickland Carol Strunk Cindy Sulatycki Sue Sulatycki Brent Sumrall Eileen Swift Karen Tafoya Julie Takai Ben Takeda Tom Tascher Charlene Taylor Mark Techmanski Gary Teel Chris Tellinghuisen Dina Thomas Mark Thomas Michael Thom as James Thompson John Thompson Christi Thomas Stephen Thomas Rod Thompson Jean Thornton Kathy Tikker Robert Tinkham James Todhunter N anette Tornberg Steve Totri David Trigg Terese Truitt Sue Tumbleson Jill Twardowski Yvonne Vaca Kathy Valfre ,H 'Q . Il' .: ' - T . 1 7 1 Twv .i ya I ft 'i Q A fi . l Jlffh eiifi -1 ' vga-- x QI' lf 5 , I. .., 1 ..-E. Tr' sv. Classrooms had a variety of activities to keep stu- dents interested Steven Van Bibber Rick Vanosdel David Vasquez John Vassar Issella Vazouez Roger Veale Greg Verdi Michelle Verholtz Lucy Vieyra Edward Viloria Bonn Viola Ron Viola Christy Wallace David Walton David Watson Larry Watson Ron Wek Shelly Well John Welsh Roxanne Werle Sharon Westbury Becky Whitcomb Julie Whitehurst Traci Whitten Melanie Wickham Leslie Wichizer Cynthia Williams Russell Williamson Deanna Willocks Debbie Wills Karen Wilson Robin Wilson Curtis Winter Julie Wise Ada Wolven J im Wright Steve Wright Roy Yamasaki Howard Yardley Steve Yoon Robert Zapotosky Penny Zimmerman Tom Zimmerman Corinne Zink Sylvia Zuniga Tamre Zabodyn Rose Lopez Debbie J usko Juniors 193 L. TO R. President: .lean Blackwell, Vice Presi dent: Kim Curtis, Secretary: Marjorie Love, Treus urerp Lyn Curtale L. TO R.TOP ROW: R.Nuvz1rro. .l.Dzirr, D.John- son, R.Deilrick, S.Mendozu, K.Curlis, S.Rooke, D.Mayfleld. ROW 2: G,Avina, M.Acostu, T.Murio, S.Skelton. ?l f-5 T' .w - Y J - . vi y ' 'i:. Sn:'V ' Flite E ,. gh' .I my ,1t.T:w sophomores proved to be class of distinctive spirit. When the Class of'77 started their first year at Western, they found themselves in a minority. They were being referred to as lowmen on the totem pole. It was this attitude on the part ofthe upperclassmen that aroused this year's sophomore class. The '77-ers proved they hadjust as much spirit as anyone else. Under the successful leadership ofjean Blackwell, presidentg Kim Curtis, vice presidentg Margie Love, secretaryg and Lynn Curtale, treasurerg the sophomores earned the respect ofthejuniors and seniors, by carrying out the traditional Christmastime candy cane sale, and also by participating in the All School Candy Sale. The Class of'77 will definitely remember the way they were in their first year at Western. ii gs Andre Abbott Linda Acker Manual Acosta Randy Acosta Darrel Adair Doug Adams Tom Aguilar Tom Aguirre Darlene Allaire Chris Allen Larry Almand Martha Alvarado Richard Alvarado Val Alvarez Robert Andrews Ron Angevine Karen Anzaldi Gilbert Araujo Tammy Armstrong Will Armstrong Steve Arnold David Arredondo Fedirico Arreola Gabriel Avina Piper Baker Robin Baker Ron Baldridge Lisa Barber Randy Barker Michael Barraza Alice Barreras Greg Barrett Stephanie Bauer Paul Bautista Brenda Baumgartner Deborah Beatty Marcus Beavert Lisa Bebek Debra Beck Cindy Bedner Barbara Bchm Gary Belger Gina Belsito Grant Bennett Kim Bennett Kimberly Bennett Lee Ann Bennett Nick Bennett Craig Berg .Ion Berlin Mike Beddlecome Laurie Biggor Liz Black Jean Blackwell Nick Blanchard Lorraine Blanco Charlene Blay Student Curriculum Committee helps Sophomores understand more about Western. Drill Team pro- vides excitement and challenge for many Sopho- more girls. l. 1 ti 1 ,. 7' l Y' f. ,. ,. e......-.,, . a- -.,. ...,,, 4 I L,gtrE'f.5i,:. , 1 xl K3 1 f , I, Fur' ,, .41 E-' r N IH l UQ , i 1 .1 tsl it tal A 'A+' - .......4.! .. Z I' K ,'1Il if Y 7 Allison Bloom Andrea Bloom Karen Boehme Dena Borjon Ignatz Bosch David Boulanger Mark Bowden Bruce Bradley David Bradley Mark Brady Jeanne Brancato Thomas Brannon Glenn Brayall Bob Brazas James Brewer Kathy Brewer Sharon Brewer Doug Brickey Terry Brock Jennifer Brooks Carl Brown Cindy Brown Karen Brown Laurie Brown Tom Bueno Brad Bunkleman David Burchell Ricky Burdette Barbra Burton Mario Bustios Pat Buxman Walter Cadena Steve Caffrey Dejanira Caldero Andrew Calkins Lynn Call Denise Campbell Jamie Cancelleri Debbie Cantwell Mike Carbullido Brett Carlson Bob Carlson Mike Carrithers Debbie Case Terry Caskey Kelly Casterline Dawn Castillo Kenny Cate Il i P r .b x 'f X , , t M, l ' '-. , 8,5 .Pwr tt- --:..5o fssiznl ,t David Doherty Marlee Duran Mary Doller Steve Dostaler Mike Duggan Richard Dunham Jack Dymond David Earl Donna Edmonds Lorene Ehle Kevin Eibar Violet Eida Debra Ellis Tammy Ellis David Ellsworth Craig Evans David Evans Jennifer Evans Ronda Evans Matthew Ezell Jane Fee Dean Ferch Austin Fernald Ron Fields Debra Figerell Dale Fischer Debra Forbes Norman Ford Janet Foster Cindy Fredericks Mike Frizelle Tim Fulton Irma Gan Arturo Garcia Mitchel Garcia Patsy Garcia Carol Garrison Ana Gaughran Mike Genthner Anna German James Gerrior Betty Giannotti Martin Gilchrist Lorri Gillet Bill Gilmore Barry Ginsbarg Dennis Godwin Judy Goforth Sophomores learn ed their way around school, sometimes with the aid of band 8L drill team. Debbie Hamilton Bill Hand Tim Handlan Chuck Harless Karen Harris Kristen Harris Randy Harris Chris Harrison Chris Hart Jill Hart Keith Hart Tami Hartz John Hatch Don Haug Mike Haug Valerie Haverhals Pat Hawkins Melody Heglmeir Sandra Hendley Peter Henninger Camille Hernandez Linda Hernandez Helen Herrera Madoka Hewson Kathy Holder Susan Holtsclaw Maureen Horngren Harvey Horsey Jill Houseman Evelyn Howard Rejeanna Hueth Melanie Hull Scott Hulton Joe Hunt Steve Hunter Laurie Huntley Nick Hust Sammy Huston Ramiro lglecias Gerald lida Debra Ishii Peter Jahnke Nella Jamison Tammie Jaramillo Patti Jarnagin Greg Jarrett Dana Johnson David Johnson 200 Sophomores 11 .4 'i qi. , , .xb, . v in 1 I, , til 5. LF t' 5 ll ' f ,rl 4 1 .13 ,I i., J I 1 'gi 1 I I if f , ' A 115. I I i 2 5? 'X K A'-J? ' i 'fmi ii' v If la I '?'S L ,'- Lloyd Johnson Sharon Johnston Don Jones Renee Joy Chris Jung Monica Jukham Bill Kahoun John Kalata Ann Kalinak Laura Kameyama Rose Kanemori Beverly Karolczak Bob Keenan Bill Keifer Kim Keller John Kerrigan Merri King Donna Kirkpatrick Sean Kitchin Cassandra Klein Charell Kolstad Steve Kolstad Debbie Konoske Dale Kornuta Becky Kover Tom Kraemer Melanie Kramp Karen Kretz Anna Krieger Pam Lagrone Anne Lanphar Laurilyn Larkey Johnnie Lavey Pat Law Mitzi Leach Cindy LeBlanc Bill LeBlanc Gary Lemcke Joe Leon Lisa Lernoux Sophomores 201 Olivia Litchter Randy Liebenow Carol Lincoln Cindy Lindskog Dave Lippiatt Shirley Loflin Marjorie Love Jenny Lovelady Martha Lubak Rexeen Lucy Scott Luellan Liz Lujan Lori Lundvall Nancy Lyons Wayne Madden Maluisa Magalona Karen Mahler Steve Maina Mark Manchester Julie Maness Tony Manno Jeff Mansker Carol Markoff Clay Marsh John Martens Nanette Martin Monica Martinez Rhonda Martinez Steve Martinez Susan Massaro Lisa Massie Derek Matsumoto Debbie Matthews Juanita Mayo Linda McCallum Colleen McCann Cindy McCants Lisa McConnel Mike McCoy Bob McDonough Cindy McGuire '.-, ., ,J . if 1, H xx .ary 'A ll l '- H 5 'i i Pxf, ,XA I KY X-. ' , For Sophomores, school was not N 531 A -' . Q 7, V +4 - ' t j only hard work, but also reward- 1 I L ri ing. j I I 1 Y ' , '. V ,, il, I f ' 4 202-Sophomores E111 g 259551. may 5 Z' 3'Sf?'2?5?f2Pw't--2-:r?'f-, V' ' 'lg - gif: ff 1 1 r :,11f-'f1- ' A 4 W .la , i . L tr. +3151 V ffiim,-.. 1 VJ',f,,.,-:.:v3r..i3 ':'5'r wi.-T t , ,-1 . l ,rv Ffh lfff the . T1 ' Debbre McGulrt Coleen Mclntlre Patrrcla McKmney Jamye McM1ckell Cheryl McNeil Mxke Medma Robert Melrndorf Ronme Mello Marlo Mendez Susan Mendoza Ruta Menke Polly Merrlck Demce Mtller Joe Muller Ken Mlller Luther Muller Kurt Mrser Tom Mocclo Cnndy Molloy Letlcla Mora Debbie Morefleld Dacrd Moreno Steve Morgan Ctndy Morris Jamce Morrlssey Dale Mosler James Mosley Joyce Mounts Tom Murdoch Tammy Myles Raymond Neaeau Steven Nagayama Ed Nagelhout Rocno Navarro Sandy Nrchols Donna Netgergall Laura Norman Donald Oberlin Patrlcla Ogata Llsa Ogllvre Mark Ohls Make Okura Don Orttz Jel'fOrt1z John Ortner Donna Oye Dona Jo Pamcko Pat Parker Gary Parkhouse Howard Parrish Putul Patel Theresa Patton Rhonda Pave Kurt Pealer Howard Peavy Gina Peden Kerry Peloqum Sophomores 203 .H ,J .J-Q, .QA rj 'if' . . . 1-lf W 1:1 .lf.'f'.F - ,-'. 1,1-'el '1 '. , L.-raw ' ' ' ' N I. ..' V fit l. l r Qllfff - ..! l, fnjr ,FZ-'I phi , H Sum 'f' '. 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NS Q rx ,O -V jx -' r ll Michelle Pence Kevin Peralta Dawn Perry Jane Peters Melissa Peters Eldon Philips Laura Pinelli Pat Pole Kevin Powell Sue Proctor Tammy Pulliam Robin Scott Paul Quadrozzi Gina Quiroz Greg Quintana Janet Rabago Roland Ramirez Vic Ramirez Rhonda Raney Mike Rath Donna Ratner Larane Ray Tammy Reau Holly Reiff Brad Reihart George Reilly Kevin Reilly Richard Renninger Irene Reynolds Joe Richardson Ricky Riddle Roberta Ridgley Regina Riley Lori Ring Dave Ristow Charlene Rivera Jacquelyn Roberts Jill Robinson Rosendo Rodriguez Steve Rodriguez Pam Roefs Judith Rogers Linda Roller Sue Rooke Roberta Ropeter Xavier Rosas Kenna Rowe John Ruley Paula Runde Mike Ruth Debbie Rubin Rick Salazar Vic Salinas Chester Sanborn Barbara Sanchez Sue Sanchez Mark Sanders Dave Sandoval Mike Sansenbach 204 Sophomore E' ff :ALJ f 4', xv'-'-3' Fla it wma N 1 ll Homecommg mltlated Sophomores mo he Western tradxtlons Sophomores became In volved wlth the learmng process at Westlern Bill Satterlee Brenda Saucy Lisa Sauer Evengelina Savala Bob Sawada Denise Schultz Dianne Scott Bob Scott Ktm Sergakts Curt Shapley Wally Shaw Roy Sheppard John Shlerant Pam Shozt Darrell Shropshall Roena Snddall Danny Stmpson Pat S1nk Steve Skelton Lmda Small Bob Smart Bev Smith Dave Smlth Davrd Smlth Eleanor Smlth Harr1etSm1th Mark Smxth Norwood Smnth Irene Snodgrass Brad Snyder Mlke Solso Kay Sorensen Steve Specht Mary Spencer Steve Spencer Val Squlres Dave Stafford Rose Stamant Chrrs Steen Leca Sterllng Vxcky Stevens Darren Stewart Paula Stewart Doug Stone Phlll Straln Sherree Strobehn Georgeann Sudbury Sandra Sumrall Craxg Takahama Bobby Taylor Burr Taylor George Taylor Martln Taylor Steve Taylor Jean Teske Ben Tetlva Sophomore 205 I 5 T 573 14 blew, , lwgmilasa :VN -'ttf I I- al? 90 N Cathy Wells Mrke Westbury Sher1Wh1rledge Jonel White Ken Whrte Rhonda Whntelord Sheryl Whrtley Tony Whxtten Bob Whlttmgham Colleen Wight Larkln Wlght Dave Wrlllams Jeanne WlllldlTlS John Williams Pat Wllll2mS Shelly WlllldmS Jerry Wnlson Mark Wnlson Mauruo Wxlson Lor1W1nter Dana Wrsecup Mike Wolfe Rebecca Wren Teresa Wsol Janlce Wunmng Martin Wycoff Sand1Y.trbough Pam Yardley Dave Zlmmer E! I I L ...I 6-,J s. 3' Sophom ores 207 f f l ll I , ' lk ' ,ff F53 K l yy.: iff' . - I 3 ' f - 'lqli - 1 fr A 3' . W i l 'Q , ' 1-1 . n ,J - , 5 'M , . . V . X 1 x 4 ' 1 f' If .' me -f , J., f' l' . li , -K ls I 51 ' xt A l fl 'L W I - D - D ' .L A ,Q 'ff - n h , r A, Mfg: . O I Karen Wright il. ,et . y ' X Jw 1' ,V W 'F .Q 4: .K -. , Z , gr - ,fy ' D I . A . . n . V , 7.5 V . X , ll 1 l i -4.3 f SJ'-1 r it :fy 'El' g'J...f4Fb I Aaron, Darlene 182 Abbott, Andre 196 Acker, Linda 40,44,196 Acosta Manuel 76 196 Acosta: Paul 57,180,182 Acosta Randy 76 196 Adams: Cheryl 182 Adams, Adams, Douglas 196 Mark 40,182 Adamson, Robert 130 Agapinan, Alan 57,182 Agapinan, Arthur 57,130 Aguilar, Robert 130,25,70,61,85,130 Aguilar, Thomas 76,85,96 Aguirre, Steven 130 Aguirre, Thomas 67,196 Ahrns, Keith 182 Alamia, Dorothy 182 Alamia, Laurie 182 Alfter, Michael 182 Alkire, Karen 41,130 Alkire, Teresa 40,130 Allen, Christopher 64,196 Allen, Lori 182 Almand, Larry 53,196 Alvarado, Frank 182 Alvarado, Martha 196 Alvarado, Mary Ann 182 Alvarado, Richard 76,67,l96 Alvarez , Deanna 182 Alvarez, Jesus 130 Alvarez, Marcella 130 Alvarez, Margarita 67,101,182 Alvarez, Val 59,65,l96 Amezcua, Ermalinda 182 Amos, James 182 Anagnostaras, Anna Anderson, Dennis 130 Anderson, Linda 130 Andrews, Christine 182 Andrews, David 131 Anegvine, Ronald 76,196 4 Angon, Gus 70,74,75,131 Anke, Pamela 47,49,57,131,105,58, 59,59,59,63,64,65,128 Anke, Walter 61,65 Anzaldi, Debra 40,45,182 Anzaldi, Karen 40,4l, 1 96 Aprea, Bobbie 131 Araujo, Gilbert 196 Arevalos, Carol 40,59,59,63, 1 31 Arias, Kathleen 67,182 Armstrong, Gilles 64,131 Armstrong, Tammy 196 Armstrong, William 196 Arnold, Marc 182 Arrieta, Steven 25,58,6l,65,128,l31, 196 Ashman, Randy 131 Atchison, Craig 131 Aves, Camille 53,131 Aves, Leonard 182 Bailey, Mark 70,131 Baker, Dana 57,131 Baker, Diane 57,132 Baker, Elizabeth 48,182 Baker, Piper 41,196 Baldridge, Ronald 76,196 Ball, Wayne 40,182 Bandelin, Wade 132 Barber, Lisa 196 Barber, Robin 64,182 Barbosa, Debra 182 Bardell, Tracy 41,132 Barela, Peggy 67,182 Barker, Randy 196 Barr, Charles 182 Barraza, Michael 80,196 Barreras, Alice 67,196 Barrett, Gregory 182,196 Barrios, Paul 182 Barstad, Kathleen 49,182 Bartnikowski, John 61,182,91 Barus, Linda 132 Basore, Susan 132 Bates, Garry 23,78,132 Battista, 182 Bauer, Stephanie 41,47,196 Baumgartner, Brenda 196 Bautista, Diana 132 Beal, Judith 132 Bearden, Steve 132 Beatty, Deborah 196 Beavers, Patricia 182 Beavert, Marcus 196 Bebek, Lisa 59,196 Beck, Allen 70,182 Beck, Debra 196 Bedinger, Linda 132 Bedner, Cindy 196 Beesley, Mary Ann 49,50,128,l32 Behm, Barbara 196 Behm, Deborah 182 Behm, Dorothea 182 Beighton, David 24,70,57,61,133 Beilman, Holly 58,59,62,180,182 Belger, Gary 196 Bell, Britt 70,61,74,75,182 Bell, James 133 Belmonte, Denise 133 Belsito, Gina 101,196 Benjamin, Debra 49,133 Benner, Donna 133 Bennett, Grant 196 Bennett, Kim 40,196 Bennett, Kimberly 40,196 Bennett, Lee Ann 196 Bennington, Debbi 10,30,41,45,28, 40,57,l33 Bennington, Julia 41,182 Benson, Dayna 182 Bergren, Thomas 182 Berlin, Jon 196 Bernard, Mary 23,49,50,133,57,57,l28 Bernard, Natalie 53,182 Bertotti, Anthony 182 Best, Russell 79,182 Beyer, Dianne 53,133 Bideaux, Brian 20,23,70,57,6l,72,74, 133 Biggor, Laurie 59,64,196 Biller, Teri 182 Bilna, Kathy 182 Bilyew, Kathy 182 Bird, Michelle 49,182 Bird, Steve 182 Black, Elizabeth 182,196 Blackburn, Mark 182 Blackwell, Jean 49,57 Black, Thomas 24,42,70,61,73,74,133 Blake, Janna 53,133 Blake, Jean 53 Blanchard, Darrell 133 Blanchard, Nicholas 196 Blanco, Lorraine 196 Blay, Charlene 196 Blemker, Steven 182,88 Bloom, Allison 40,59, 101,197 Bloom, Andrea 40,45,59,197 Bloom, Sandra 24,101,134 Blow, Elizabeth 101,134,105 Blum, Kevin 134 Boden, James 182 Boechler, Andrew 182 Boehme, Karen 197 Boehme, Robert 134 Boling, Daniel 134 Bonilla, Jose 134 Boon, Marinus 182 Borja, Ann 40,182 Borjon, Dena 197 Borrmann, Lisa 134 Bosch, lgnatz, Jr. 197 Boulanger, David 197 Brady, James 61,134 Brady, Mark 197 Bramwell, David 182 Brancato, Jeanne 40,197 Brandt, Deborah 40,414,134 Branek, Frank 183 Brannon, James 53,85,l34,88 Brannon, Thomas 58,59,62,66,l97 Breitschwerdt, John 183 Bremerthon, Danny 135 Brenenstuhl, Leonard 183 Brewer, James 197 Brewer, Kathy 197 Brewer, Marriser 183 Brewer, Paul 135 Brewer, Sharon 197 Brianza, Daniel 135 Brickley, Douglas 197 Brickey, William 70,61,135 Bridwell, Amanda 58,66,l83 Brillon, Laine 57,59, 128, 135 Brock, Frances 57,59,64,183 Brock, Terry 197 Brodma Brooks, Brocks, nn, David 135 Jennifer 40,197 Stephanie 183 Brown, Bobbi 66,135 Brown, Carl 60,197 Brown, Cynthia 60,197 Brown, Diana 183 Brown, Janis 49,53,l83,105 Brown, Karen 58,197 Brown, Laurie 40,45,197 Brown, Laurie 40,45 Brown, Melissa 135 Bruckler, Deborah Brumley, Steven L. 183 Brunner, Scott 183 Bruno, Patricia 135 Bunkelman, Brad 197 Burchell, David 76,197 Burdette, Ricky 197 Burke,John 135 Burnett, William Burns, Kevitt 183 Burton, Barbara 40,197 Burton, Christoph 135 Burton, Marianne 24,50,l28,135 Bush, Barbara 183 Butler, Cynthia 136 Buxman, Patricia 197 Byus, Teresa 136 Cabral, Susanna 67,136 Cadabona, Karen 59,183 Cadena, Walter 197 Calkins, Andrew 197 Call, Lynn 59,197 Cameron, Elaina 136 Campbell, Denise 197 Campbell, Teddy 70,61 Cancelleri, Jamie 197 Cantrell, Cynthia 183 Capps, Randall 136 Carbullido, Michael 197 Cardenas, Roberta 136 Cardenas, Teresa 183 Carlson, Brett 197 Carlson, Marguerit4l,136 Carlson, Nancy 183 Carlson, Robert 76,197 Carlson, Roger 78,136 Carmody, Cynthia 41 Carpenter, Burt 25,57,57,58,59,61,64, 66,180,183 Carpenter, Timothy 183 Carr, Deborah 41,136 Carr, Pamela 60,183 Carralejo, George 70,48,136 Carralejo, Mary 49,136 Carriaga, Cynthia 136 Bowden, Bowden, Lori 182 Mark 197 Bradley, Bruce 53,197 Bradley, David 58,197 Caskey, Debra 24,128,137 Caskey, Terry 28,197 Cason, Jerry 183 Castellow, Cherie 137 Casterline, Kelly 197 Castillo, David 183 Castillo, Rachel 57,66,l28,137 Castro, Brenda 63 Cate, Kenneth 81,197 Cate, Kerry 79,183 Cate, Kevin 70,6l,l37 Cates, Linda 183 Caueffield, Jon 183 Cavasos, Rolanda 53,183 Cavasos, Terri 53 Centanni, Jon 70,183 Centeno, Evelyn 57,57,67 Cervantes, Michelle 198 Cervantes, Steven 25,70,57,183 Champagne, Anita 137 Chan, Yau 198 Charbornean, Wayne 137 Charley, Dennis 137 Chartier, Michael 183 Chartier, Richard 58,64,l37 Chartier, Thomas 198 Chase, Elizabeth 183 Chasse, Daniel 85,183 Chavez, Debbie 67,183 Chavez, Ernest 47,183 Cherpeski, Ken 137 Childress, Charles 137 Chockrek, Michael 183 Chodkowski, Cathy 49,50,183 Choti, Mike 24,57,58,59,59,6l,64, l28,l38,9l Choti, Suzanne 57,57,58,59,64,180 105,183 Christensen, Donna 10,1 l,24,47,-19 59,63, 128,138 Christensen, Ricky 138 Christensen, Robert Christian, C. 58 Christiansen, Lynn 138 Christiansen, Michael 76,198 Chun, Richard 183 Cid, Lori 40,198 Civitano, Frank 138 Clark, Cheryl 183 Clark, Douglas 76,197 Clark, Ronald 70,61,l38 Clark, Wayne 183 Clarridge, Mace 6l,l38,91 Clayton, Damon 198 Clease, Paul 70,183 Clements, Mike 183 Clemons, Judy 138 Clevenger, Rebecca 40,138 Clifton, lrene 198 Clifton, James 183 Clifton, Sharon 138 Cline, Susan 198 Cloud, Terry 198 Cloud, Tina 63,138 Cochran, Leslie 184 Cockrell, Kimberly 53,184 Colley, Rebecca 184 Co1ange1o,Jim 80,198 Cole, Ben 67 Cole, Jerry 184 Cole, Robert 198 Coley, Penny 40,198 Collette, Herve 184 Collins, Cynthia 40,138 Collins, Dawn 49,58,59,139 Colvin, Linda 184 Condon, Kim 184 Conrad, Steven 70,184 Constantino, Tracy Contreras, Pedro 75,76,8l,198 Cook, Cris 66,184 Cooley, Cheri 184 Cooney. Daniel 139 Corbran, Cindy 53,139 Cordero, Patricia 67,174 Corich, Roni 139 Cornell, Mitchel A. 139 Cornell, Gary 57,139 v Cornell, Janice 198 Corral, Ralph 67,139 Correa, Frank 67,198 Correia, Craig 139 Cortes, Jorge 82,235,138 Cortes, Salvador 198 Cotter, Karen 49,59,59,60,66,139 Cotter, Lori 184 Coughlin,Cath1een 140 Covarrubias, Robert 184 Cowan, Brian 184 Cox, Kathy 198 Cracchiola, Robert 184 Craddock, Greg 198 Craig, Mary 40,140 Craig, Teresa 40,198 Crail, Karen 140 Crail, Michael 70,79,l84 Crandall, David 184 Crandall, Farrell 198 Crim, Terri 140 Cron, Theresa 198 Crook, Michael 78,184 Crouch, John 53,184 Crow, Allen 184 Crowther, Jesse 184 Cruz, Steven 198 Cuervo, Kevin 61,62,184 Cuervo, Tymerie 198,105 Culverhouse, Charles 184 Cunningham, Cynthia 140 Curry, John 184 Curtale, Chris 184 Curtale, Lynn 49 Curtis, Kimalie 41,57,198 Daebelliehn, Raymond 184 Dacbelliehn, Vickie Dahn, Michael 24,70,74,75,140 Dalrymple, Scott 140 Dalton, Robin 198 Daly, Kevin 198 Daly, Mary 198 Daly, Steven 57,128,140 Dameron, Donna 101,198 Dane, Patti 140 Daniel, David 140 Daniels, Harry 184 Daniels, James 140 Darmond, Perry 40,184 Darr,Juliea 1,59,60,66,l98 Daskalos, Mark 184 Davidson, Denise l0l,l-40,184,105 Davila, Debra 184 Davis, Bret 184 Davis,Jeffery 178 Davis, Larry 57,57,58,184 Davis, Lori 21,23,47,48,105,57,57,58, 140 Davis, Luanne 57,57,58,198 Davis, Rhonda 184 Davis, Ricky 198 Davis, Roger 184 Dawson, Dennis 140 Deakins, Kathleen 1,47,49,l05,57, 101,140 Dechko, Alex 184 Dececilia, Kathy 128 Degeorge, Debbie Deguia, Debbie 40,140 Deitrick, Ronald 198 Delarosa, Jeffrey 198 Delhoyo, Erric 198 Delhoyo, Valerie 67,184 Deliz, Deborah 184 Dellacioppa, Tony 140 Delos Reyes, Virgil 184 Demaio, Dwight 184 Demsko, Denise 141 Deport, David 76,198 Derevjanik, Allen 141 Derevjanik, David 184 Devane, Melony 198 DeWhirst, Scott 141 Dewolf, Thomas 64,198 Dexter, Christie 141,105 Dicicilia, Kathy 49,141 Dickinson, Richard 142 Diebolt, Gina 142 Dilaurenzio, David 184 Dillabough, Cheryl 198 Dillabough, Gerald 184 Dimarco, Arthur 142 Dinley, Norman 184 Dixon, Phil 7O,61,l42 Doane, Dorothy 198 Doherty, David 199 Doller, Mary 199 Dominguez, Sandra 24,57,64,65,128, 142 Dominick, Patrick 184 Donley, Robert 142 Doran, Diane 184 Dostaler, Steven 199 Dougherty, John Doutt, Jennie 59,180,184 Dubois, Denise 184 Duggan, Michael 199 Dunham, Richard 199 Dunlap, Laurie 24,40,44,59,59,l42 Duran, Marlee 199 Dusterhoft, Carolyn 184 Dusterhoft, Dorinda 142 Dyer, Linda 142 Dymond, Jack 199 Eacker, Kenneth 142 Earl, David 199 Easley, William 53,142 Ebberts, Darcy 184 Ecke, Tina 142 Eddington, Connie 40,143 Eddington, Laurie 184 Edds, Millie 143 Eddy, Antonette 67,184 Edelman, James 143 Edmonds, Donna 199 Edmunds, Steven 61 , 1 84,91 Edwards, Vickie 143 Egan, Edward 143 Eggimann, Ray 143 Ehle, Lorene 199 Ehlenfeldt, Donald 184 Elam, Terry 185 Eliff, Cathy 48,49,59, 1 85 Elliott, Steven 143 Ellis, Tammy 53,199 Ells, Cindy 143 Ells, Glenn 185 Ellsworth, Danial 143 Ellsworth, David 199 Emerick, James 185 Endicott, Laurie 59,185 Engrasci, Joel 185 Engrave, Tanya 40,143 Equiarta, Guy 185 Equiarta, Nancy 128,144,105 Erbar, Thomas 185 Erwin, Teresa 24,49,59,l28, 144 Espinoza, Robert 185 Ethans, Karen 24,4l,45,57,144 Evans, Craig 199 Evans, David 40,130,199 Evans, Jennifer 199 Evans, Katherine 185 Evans, Randi 184 Evans, Ronda 199 Evert, Jim Ezell, Mark 53,185 Ezell, Matthew 53,199 Fabanich, Kelly 185 Fagan, Michael 144 Fall, Anthony 185 Favello, Terry 185 Fedorczyk, Carole 144 Fee, Jane 53,199 Ferch, Dean 199 Fernaldo, Austin 6l,199,88 Fernald, Lucille 144 Fernandez, Catherine 144 Fields, Rick 144 Fields, Ronald 199 Figerell, Debra 199 Files, Barbara 185 Finch, Ronald 185 Finch, Tarie 40,45,144 Fischer, Dale 76,199 Fisher,Jeni 101,185 Fisher, Katherine 185 Fisher, Lynn 144 Flaig, Richard 185 Flanagan, Coleen 144 Flanagan, Marlene 57,180,185 Flanary, Cindy 145 Fleager, Richard 70 Fleury, John 53,66,185 Fleury, Lorie 145 Flores, Rudy 145 Floyd, Donna 185 Forbes, Debbie 199 Force, Karen 185 Foster, Donna 145 Foster, Janet 41,199 Foster, William 61,185 Fox, James 185 Frakes, Robin 53,57,128,145 Frame, Perry 185 Francis, Christoph 185 Frankl yn, Susan 185 Fredericks, Cynthia 199 Freihoff, Jim 24,145 Frizelle, Michael 199 Frizelle, Sherrie 19,49,57,145 Fry, Judy 41 Fry, Robert 145 Fullam, Scott 145 Fulton, Michael 145 Fulton, Tim 145 Futrell, Karen Gabel, John 185 Gage, Sharon 145 Gan, Irma 59,65,67,199 Ganahl, Robert 185 Garcia, Carlos 70,146 Garcia, Carolyn 146 Garcia, Mitchel 76,199 Garcia, Patsy 199 Goodwin, Kenneth 79 Goodwin, Sylvia 41 Gorham, Jeffrey 6l,64,l28,147 Grajeda, Charmaine 186 Grajeda, Lynette 147 Grant, Kathryn 53,147 Gray, Bradley 147 Gray, Kristeen 147 Green, Sharon 53,186 Greene, Cynthia 186 Greer, Monte 147 Gribble, Kathy 147 Griffitts, Michael 147 Grip, Patricia 147 Grosky, Connie 53 Grumbles, Kelly 53,186 Grunewald, Kenneth 61 ,148,88 Gushue, Karen 148 Guyett, William 78,148 Gwinn, Greg 186 Haber, Sandra 53,186 Haddock, Lynn 148 Hain, Richard 61,148,9l Hall, David 186 Hall, Howard 148 Halstenberg, Pamela 186 Haltum, Scott 81 Hamilton, Debra 200 Hamilton, Whitten 186 Hamlin, Janet 148 Hammonds, Ariane 148 Hancock, Kevin 40,148 Handlan, Kathleen 67,186 Handlan, Timothy 28 Hanks, Kenneth 40,148 Hannah, Christene 49,50,57,l28,l48 Hansen, Cindy 148 Hansen, Derek 186 Harbaugh, Mike 186 Harder, Lisa 186 Harless, Charles 198 Harless, Mary 101,186 Harp, Cheryl 60,28,53,57,59,186 Harp, Michael D. 66,186 Harrell, Melody 57,149 Harris, Karen 51,200 Harris, Kristen 200 Gardner, Debra 49,57,59,l46 Gast, Randy 185 Gaughran, Karen 199 Gawryl, Lynn 40,44,146 Gehnert, Charles 185 Gemler, Susan 185 Genthner, Michael 199 Gentry, Wendy 49,57,60,62,65,128, 146 German, Anna 199 Gerrior, James 81,199 Gesse, Charles 146 Gesse, Lauren 186 Giannotti, Ann 53,199 Gibbons, Bret 53,186 Gifford, George 146 Gilchrist, Marcella 146 Gilchrist, Martin 199 Gill, Susan 186 Gillen, Janet 186 Gillet, Lorri 59,199,105 Gilmore, Steven 146 Gilmore, William 199 Gilstrap, Robert47,85,l46 Gimbel, David 147 Gimondo, James 147 Ginsbarg, Barry 199 Giovannetti, Angela 40,49, 1 86 Givens, Lon 186 Glennon, Joseph 57,63,64,186 Godfrey, Cinthia 40,45,49,186 Godwin, Dennis 199 Goff, Brenda 53,147 Goforth, Judy 199 Gonzalez, Annabel 67,186 Goodrich, Albert 186 Goodwin, Donald 186 Harr is, Randall 200 Hart, B. 53 Hart, Jill 200 Hart, Joi 149 Hart , Keith 200 Hart, Kevin 186 Hartz, Tami 200 Harvath, Linette 149 Harvey, Stephanie 59,60,l86 Harvey, Vicki 149 Hashimoto, Rumi 149 Haskins, Cheryl 149 Hatch, George 149 Hatch, Jeremy 187 Hatch, John 200 Haug, Donald 200 Haug, Michael 200 Haugen, Donna 149 Hawes, Kevin 187 Hawkes, Daniel 187 Hawkins, Patricia 200 Heglmeier, Melody 53,200 Hein, Niel 187 Hendley, Sandra 200 Hendricks, Tammy 41,187 Henninger, Peter 200 Henry, Dawn 187 Hernandez, Camille 200 Hernandez, David 59,64,180,187 Hernandez Linda 200 Hernandez Hernandez Richard 40,8188 ,Rosemary 149 Hernandez, Sharon Hernandez, Steven 149 Herrera, Helen 200 Herrera, Ralph 150 Herweck, Linda 187 Hess, Donald I50 Hess, Richard 70,187 Hess, Terryl 21 ,70,61 ,72,l 87 Hesson, Jeanette 57,150 Hewson, Madoka 53,200 Hill, William 53,64,l87 Hink, Craig 150 Hinton, Michael 24,53,57,59,61,66, 128,150 Hitsman, Linda 187 Hoag, Deborah 49,53,57,64,65,l28, 150 Hodis, Howard 59,61,64,l87 Hoffsinger, Steve 64 Holder, Kathy 60,200 Holland, Craig I87 Holmes, David 150 Holt, Richard H. 57,150 Holtsclaw, Howard 187 Holtsclaw, Susan 40,200 Horn, Mark 24,150 Horngren, Maureen 200 Horsey, Harvey 76,200 Hourt, Gary 150 House, Michael 61,150 Houseman, Jill 200 Hovey, Debra 47,49,15l Howard, Allen I87 Howard, Evelyn 200 Hoy, Danny 187 Hubbard, Ardis I87 Hueth, Rejeanna 40,45,200 Hueth, Rhonda 40,151 Hughes, Patrick 58,58,l87 Hughs, Kathy 187 Hughs, Stephanie 151 Hull, Melanie 40,45,57,20O Hunt, Joe 25,200 Hunt, Terry 187 Hunter, Steven 81,200 Huntley, Laurie 200 Hust, Nicholas 200 Hust, Richard 187 Huston, Sammy 200 Ichikawa, Lani 64,187 Idoine, Ronald 78,151 lglecias, Ramiro 200 Ihara, Kim 25,66,151 lida, Gerald 200 Ingram, Danny 151 Inniss, John 151 Irwin, Patricia 187 Ishii, Alan 151 Ishii, Debra 57,58,59,62,65,67,200 Ishii, Wendy 40,57,I80,187 Iwaguchi, Masahiro 79,187 Iwanicki, Laura 49,50,187 Jackson, Evan 61,187,9l Jackson, Margaret 63,64,65,151 Jacobsen, Stephen 152 Jacobus, Donna 187 Jacoby, Nancy 49,187 Jahnke, Jim 28,70,61 , 1 52 Jahnke, Peter 76,200 Jorgensen, Derek 70,152 Jorgensen, Sherrie Joy, Renee 49,53,20I Juarez, Deborah 187 Juarez, Rudolph 152 Juhkam, Monica 40,45,201 Jung, Christoph 59,81 ,201 Jusko, Deborah 193 Kadowaki, Linda 49,58,59,60,152, 47,62,65,128 Kahoun, Sandra 1,2I,49,59,128,l52 Kahoun, William 201,91 Kalata, John 201 Kalinak, Ann 41,201 Kalmar, Terry 152 Kameyama, Laura 201 Kaneen, Mary 187 Karolczak, Beverly 201 Katanjian, George 153 Kawasaki, Yoshiya 61,64,153 Keblis, Mary 49,153 Keenan, Robert 201 Keifer Jonl53 Keffer, , William 201 Keller, Brian 153 Keller, Kelly 187 Keller, Kimberly 201 Keller, Lenetta 49,187 Law, Patricia 200 Leach, Mitzi 200 Leaf, Rhonda 155 Lease, David 70,155 Leblanc, Cindy 200,105 Leblanc, Hobson 24,59,64,128,l55 Leblanc, William 200 Lebleu, Cheryl 188 Ledesma, Arthur 70,188 Lehman, Lisa 155 Lehoullier, Albert Leighton, David 70,188 Leighton, Michael 155 Lemcke, Gary 200 Lenart, Kim 155 Lenc, Thomas 155 Leo, Mark 79,188 Leon, Gregory 188 Leon, Joseph 200 Leonard, Tommy 70,61 ,155 Lernoux, Lisa 58,66,2O0 Lewis, Debbie 188 Lewis, Joy 155 Lewis, Paul 188 Liebenow, Laurie 188 Liebenow, Randy 202 Liggett, Michael 53,156 Lindburg, Susan 156 Markoff, Carol 59,202 Marlin, Michael 158 Marquez, Monica 25,59,64,128,105, 158 Marquez, Patricia 158 Marraccini, Steve E. 40,158,57,57,67 Marraccini, Edward 189 Marraccini, Vincent 40 Marrocco, James 158 Marsh, Donald 189 Marsh, Stephen 189 Martens, John 202 Martin, Adrian 158 Martin, Brian 158 Martin, Caryl 63,158 Martin, Cheryl 63,158 Martin, Nanette 202 Martin, Taylor 40 Martinez, Monica 202 Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinez Massaro, Massaro, Masullo, 23,16 , Peggy 158 , Rhonda 202 , Steve 202 , Theresa 189 Sharon 158 Susan 202 Christie 2,7,20,22,47,49,5 M ata, Ernest 189 9 Jamison, Nella 51,58,59,200 Jaramillo, Tammi 200 Jarnagin, Patti 200 Jarrett, Gregory 200 Johannsen, Steven 187 Johnson, Cathleen 187 Johnson, Clayton 59,187 Johnson, Dana 200 Johnson, David 200 Johnson, Julie 49,152 Johnson Lloyd 53,6l,80,201 Johnson, Michel 59,6l,152 Johnson, Moses 187,88 Johnson, Ruth 187 Johnson, Sandra 152 Johnson, Signe 53 Johnston, Sharon 45,201 Jones, Donald 201 Jones, Stuart 152 Jones, Theresa 187 Kelly, Michael 187 Kennedy, Richard 40,188 Kent, Yvonne 188 Kerr, Vicky 180 Kerrigan, John 201 Killebrew, Rebecca 153 Killian, Douglas 188 King, Bryan 24,57,58,153,59,6l,64, 128 King, Charles 188 King, Merri 207 Kirkpatrick, Donna 201 KirkpatrIck,Jennifer 188 Kitchin, Sean 201 Kiyohara, Gary 7,57,57, I28,153,58, 59,59,62,64,67 Klein, Cassandr 53,201 Kleindienst, Mary 188 Kocher, Joseph 153 Koehler, Dawn 188 Kolstad, Charel1201 Kolstad, Steven 201 Kopsho,Jef1'154 Kornuta, Dale 201 Koury,Janet 188 Kover, Rebecca 201 Kozar, Robert 188 Kraege, Randolph 188 Kraemer, Thomas 76,201 Kramp, India41,188 Kramp, Melanie 201 Krazel, Maryellen 49,53,57,64,l54 Kretz, Karen 201 Kreutz, Barbara 154 Krieger, Anna 47,201 Kuhr, Edward 154 Kurpjuweit, Bradley 154 Labs, Diane 188 Lacerte, Mark 188 Lagrone, Cherice 188 Lagrone, Pamela 201 Laird, Cynthia 154 Lampe, Douglas 40,58,59,154 Lane, Sherrie 53,188 Langager, Vicki 154 Langdon, Joseph 188 Lange, Terry 154 Lanphar, Anne 201 Lanphar, Virginia 154 Lantry, Mark 154 Larkey, Laurilyn 53,201 Larson, Sharon 155 Lassere, Debbie Laster, William 188 Lavey, Jeffery 188 Lavey, Johnnie 200 Lindsay, Eric 156 Lindskog, Cindy 41,202 Lippiatt, David 202,91 Little, Kent 188 Llewellyn, Laural 128,156,105 Loera, Irma 41,188 Loflin, Shirley 202 Lohner, Gregory 188 Loken, Russell 70,188 Loll, Robert 188 Lolmaugh, John 188 Lombardi, Anthony 156 Long, Audrey 156 Lopez, Barbara 156 Lopez, Celia 67,188 Lopez, Fred 62,156 Lopez, Rosemarie 193 Lorigo, Carlos Love, Marjorie l,25,47 Lovejoy, Jerry 23,70,156 Lovelady, Jenny 202 Lowenberg, Randy 70,78,188 Lubak, Martha 202 Lubak, Peggy 188 Lubman, Steven 156 Lucy, Rexeen 41,57,202 Lujan, Elizabeth 202 Lujan, Henry 188 Lundvall, Lori 202 Luper, Karla 188 Luter, Karla 156 Lyons, Cynthia 24,49,57,l28,57,58 59,59,60,63,64,15 Lyons, Nancy 58,202,105 Macarthur, Debra 189 Macera, Mike 157 Machado, Kathleen 157 Machula, Kathy 157 Mackay, Cynthia 189 Madden, Wayne 202 Maluisa, Magalona Mahler, Karen 202 Mahoney, Ricky Major, Terry 40,157 Malone, Steven 1,47,57,l57 Malorzo, Stephanie 189 Manchester, Dana 157 Manchester, Mark 80,202 Manis, Cindy 41,157 Manno, Tony 202 Mansker, Cynthia 157 Mansker, Jeff 76,202 Marchese, Michael 79,189 Maresch, Guy 157 Margrave, Jeffrey 62,157 Margrave, Jonathan 158 Matsumoto, Christine 66,159 Matsumoto, Derek 202 Matthews, Bradley 159 Matthews, Debra 202 Matthews, Jennifer 189 Mattox, Deidre 24,57,57,59,159,59, 128 Mattox, Michael 25,57,180, 1 89 Mayer, David 189 Maynord, Kevin 189 Mayo, Juanita 53,202 Mayville, Charles 25,58,59,64,66 McCahi1l, Patricia 41,189 McCall, Beverly 189 McCallum, Linda 202 McCann, Colleen 202 McCants, Cindy 202 McCartney, Worthy 189 McCarville, Susan 189 McConne1, Lisa 202 McCown, Alan 189 McCoy, Craig 59,189 McCoy, Michael 64,202 McCrae, Candy 159 McCullah, Julie 128,159 McCullough, Sam 189 McDonald, Robert 189 McDonough, Karen 159 McElroy, Ron 189 McElroy, Susan 159 McEnterfer, Daniel 189 McGinley, Daniel 1,189 McGrady, Timothy 66,189 McGuire, Cynthia 202 McGuirt, Debbie 203 McHargue, Jeanette 189 McHargue, Michael 159 Mclntosh, William 159 McKenzie, Nancy 41,599,189 McKinney, Patricia 203 McLaughlin, Karen 160 McLaughlin, Todd 160 McMickell, Jamye 203 McMillan, Kevin 160 McMurray, Leesa 41,160 McNeil, Cheryl 203 Meacham, Caral 57,189 Meador, Kathy 189 Meador, Randy 160 Medina, Arthur 203 Meirndorf, Robert 40,203 Mello, Ronnie 203 Mendez, Guadalupe 40,160 Mendez, Mario 40,203 Mendoza, Susan 53,203 Menke, Rita 203 Mergl, Robert 160 Merrick, Polly 203 Metcalf, Lisa 40,189 Meyer, Cindy 25,59,64,65,66, 160 Michael, Mark 189 Micklos, Robert 65 Miller, Denice 203 Miller, Joey 203 Miller, Ken 203 Miller, Luther 53,230,203 Miller, Mark 49,53,l 89,88 Miller, Mauna 49,53,64,l60 Miller, Stephen 189 Miner, Craig 59,61,65,l28,160 Miser, Kurt 203 Nichols, Sherry 190 Nicholson, Cynthia 59,60,63,64, 1 90 Nicholson, Melody 163 Nickell, Penny 49,190 Nielsen, Steven 7,2l,22,23,64,163 Nishikawa, Donald 190 Noffsinger, Steve 53,164 Nolan, Wanda 190 Norman, Laura 203 Notarangelo, Debra 164 Oakey, Johathan 59,63,64,65,190 Oberlin, Donald 203 Oberlin, Julie 190 Obrien, Lonnie 164 Obrien, Michael 61 Morgan, Edward 161 Morgan, Scott 189 Morgan, Stephen 203 Morris, Cindy 203 Morrison, Brenda 161 M orrissey, Janice 40,59,203,105 Morrissey, John 40,59, 1 89 Morrissey, Michael 24,40,44,l62 Morrow, John 189 Morton, Julie 53,189 Mosier, Robert 70,203 Mosley, James 203 Mounts, Joyce 203 Mounts, Ricky 189 Mulhall, Patrick 189 Mulhall, William 162 Mumford, Michael 189 Munger, Sandra 190 Muniz, Sandra 67 Murdoch, Thomas 80,203 Murphy, Sharon 53,162 Miser, Reid 40,58,59,59,160 Mitchell, Debra 63,161 Miyake, James 67,78, 128,161 Moccio, Robert 161 Moccio, Thomas 203 Moe, Laurie 161 Moehring, Ann 161 Moffitt, Terry 1,6l,189 Molloy, Cindy 203 Molyneux, Michele 40,414,161 Monroe, Robert 78,161 Montrose, Linda 49,53,60,128,l6l Mooneyham, Joel 161 Moore, Darrel 189 Moore, Tanya 189 Moorlach, Edward 61,64 Mora, Dellino 189 Morefield, Cheryl 161 Morefield, Deborah 203 Murray, Thomas 162 Musser, Margie 49,50,162 Myers, Robert 53,162 Myles, David 162 Myles, Paula 162 Myles, Tammy 203 Myslicki, Lorraine 180 Nadeau, Raymond 203 Nagayama, Curtis 64,162 Nagayama, Steven 64,203 Nagelhout, Ed 203 Nakamaru, Lorna 53,190 Nakawaki, Arthur 25,57,57,58,59,61, 62,65,67,128,162 Navarro, Rocio 49,203 Navarro, Shirley 190 Nedrow, Debbie 49,162 Neer. Doug 162 Ochoa, Patrick 190 Ogata, Patricia 51,203 Ogilvie, Lisa 203 Ohls, Mark 76 Ohrberg, Pamela 57,164 Okerlund, Carl 81 Okoorian, Gregg 25,82,85,l64 Okura, Mike 76,203 Olah, Aleta 190 Olinger, Brian 40,190 Oliveira, Mitchell 164 Oliver, Kim 164 Oliver, Virginia 53,101,l90, 105 Olson, Lisa 53,190 Ontiveros, Eddie 190 Ornelas. Kim 190 Ornelas, Tony 164 Ortiz, Jeffrey 203 Ortiz, Richard 70,6l,190 Ortiz, Ruben 190 Ortner, John 203 Osborne, Steven 190 Owens, Duane 70,66,190 Owensby, Joyce 164 Oye, Donna 51,203 Dyler, Sandra 164 Pacheco, Lorraine 164 Padilla, Frank 67,164 Padilla, Gilbert 190 Pailma, Carla 165 Palmer, Cindy 190 Paneno, Elizabeth 190 Panicko, Dona Jo 53,203 Panicko, Keith 165 Panico, Drew 53,190 Paquette, Arthur 190 Parker, Julia 190 Parker, Julie 190 Parker, Pat 203 Parkhouse, Gary 203 Parrish, Howard 203 Patel, Putul 203 Patterson, Debbie Patton, Theresa 203 Paul, Kimberly 190 Pealer, Kurt 203 Pickens, Janet 165 Pickle, Trena 165 Pieters, Wanda 190 Pinelli, Laura 204 Pitts, Bradley 190 Pobis, Patricia 53,190 Pockels, Paul 165 Pole, Patricia 60,204 Pollgrecn, Richard 53,57,59,6l ,65, 190 Pompa, Lionel 190 Popejoy, Debra 24,49,53,128,166 Porterlield, Melinda Posey, Jeana 128,166 Povis, Gayle D. 128,166 Powell, Kevin 204 Powell, Mischell 166 Powers, Janna 25,40,45,57,60, 1 66 Price, Wendy 51,190 Proctor, Susan 204 Prollitt, James 59,61,190,91 Profumo, Anthony 190 Pryor, William 166 Pucci, Paula 190,105 Pulliam, Tammy 204 Purvis, Tom 166 Quadrozzi, Paul 204 Quick, Michael 190 Quintana, Greg 204 Rabago, Janet 204 Rados, Rosanne 166 Ramirez, Edward 24,57,64,67,l66 Ramirez, Leroy 70,190 Ramirez, Roland 204 Ramirez, Victoria 53,59,60,64,65,67, 204 Ramsey, Darla 53,166 Ranalli, Diane 101,190,105 Raney, Rhonda 204 Raney, Ruth 167,105 Ratner, Donna 41,204 Raulli, Perry 40,167,190 Raulli, Tina4l,57 Ray, Laraine 204 Reau, Tammy 204 Redding, Kimberly 190 Redford, Melody 167 Reid, Edward 70,75,l67 Rciff, Holly 101,204,105 Reiff, Randy 167 Reilly, George 204 Reilly, Kevin 204 Renninger, Richard 204 Renninger, Thomas 167 Rcno,Jel'frey190 Rettig, John 190 Reyes, Marilynne 190 Reynolds, lrene 204 Richardson, Joseph 204 Richuisa, Joseph 190 Riddle, Ricky 53.204 Neeway, Vicki 163 Nelson, Janet 163 Nelson, Mary 163 Nelson, Sara 163 Nelson, Tom 163 Newark, Nancy 57,163 Newton, James 57,61 ,190 Nicholas, Sandra 190 Nichols, Bethann 163 Nichols, Larry 163 Nichols, Sandra 203 Pearlman, Melinda 63,190 Pease, Susan 190 Peden, Gina 203 Peden, Rodger 165 Pence, Cynthia 190 Pence, Michelle 204 Pennequin, Dominique 165 Penner, Michael 1,24,47,l65 Penner, Michael l,24,47,l65,57,59 Pentridge, Joe 190 Peralta, Hermelind 190 Peralta, Kevin 81,204 Peralta, L. 60 Peralta, Stephen 165 Perencevic, Robert 165 Perez, Manuel 67,190 Perry, Dawn 204 Peters, Jane 53,57,204 Peters, Melissa 41,58,61,20-4 Peterson, Charlene 190 Phillips, Eldon 80,204 Riddles, Ruthie 190 Ridgleyl Roberta 58,59,62,67,204,105 Rieke, Sharon 41,167 Riley, Regina 38,204 Ring, Lori 40,44,204 Rish, Karen 40,l01,l9l,l05 Rish, Kimberley 167 Ristow, David 204 Ristow, Dean 191 Ritchie, David 204 Rivera, Anna 67,167 Rivera, Charlene 204 Riviere, Robin 191 Robbins, Curtis 191 Roberts, James A. 167 Roberts, Jacquelyn 204 Roberts, Keith 49,191 Robinson, Candy 191 Robinson, Jul1204 Robinson, Penny 191 Rodgers, Ronald 167 Rodriguez, Patricia 67,191 Rodriguez, Rosemary 167 Rodriguez, Rosendo 204 Rodriguez, Steven 204 Roefs, Pamela 41,119,204 Rogers, Judith 204 Rogers, Victoria 168 Ropeter, Roberta 204 Rosas, Xavier 76,204 Ross, Martin 79,191 Ross, Sherry 191 Rothschell, Kathy 191 Rothwell, Scott 168 Rousher, Roilene 191 Rowe, Kenna 204 Roxas, Angell l,24,47.49,62,67,128. 168 Roza, Saskia 101 Rubin, Deborah 204 Rubio, Elsa 168 Ruiz, Elvira 67,191 Ruley, Diana 66,168,105 Ruley, John 81,204 Runde, Paula 204 Ruth, Mike 204 Ryan, James 40,168 Sacher, Katrina 168 Sadler, Ricky 191 Salazar, Charmain 168 Salazar, Pat 191 Salazar, Richard 204 Sales, Debra 168 Salinas, Victor 204 Samp, William 6l,l68,91 Sanchez, Barbara 41,204 Sanchez, Joni 169 Sanchez, Susan 204 Sansenbach, Michael 204 Santi, Kimberly 191 Sargent, Sandra 53,191 Sarvari, Georgia 49,191 Satterlee, William 205 Saucy, Brenda 59,205 Saucy, Mark 59,62,79 Sauer, Lisa 205 Saucer, Ronald 191 Savala, Evangelin 205 Sawada. Robert 80,205 Scalise, Vinci 191 Schafer, William 169 Schaller, Debra 49,169 Scherrer, Tony 169 Schingeck, Lynda 60,215,169 Schirm, Michael 169 Schoales, Sandra 25,41,57,62,180,19l Schoenberger, Jodean Schoonover, Sherrill 169 Schultz, Denise 205 Scott, Cheryl 53,191 Scott, Dianne 205 Scott, Robert 204,205 Seay, Daniel 191 Seeley, Sandra 191 Seitz, Lisa 169 Selfridge, Karen 191 Sergakis, Kim 40,44,60,205 Sewell, William 169 Shaddox, Susan 191 Shaw, Wally 58,205 Shelton, David 169 Sherburne, Dauna 169 Shierant, John 205 Shierant, Michael 191 Shimizu, Victoria 1,47,60,64,65,67, 169 Shipman, Heidi 170 Shook, Amy 191 Shook, James 170 Shozi, Dennis 59,62,64,128,170 Shozi, Pamela 58,59,65,67,208 Shropshall, Darrell 205 Shuput, Kathleen 191 Siddall, Fredrick 205 Siddall, Roena 205 Silva, Manual Simmons, Jagene 20,23,49,170 59,59,60,63,64,178 2 Simpson, Danny 67,205 Simpson, Paul 58,170 Simpson, Raymond 61,85,l91 Simpson, Robin 170 Simpson, Sherry 191 Sjobakken, Kari 170 Skelton, Deborah 170 Skelton, Steve 79,205 Skiles, Douglas 82,85,l9l Skretvedt, Randall 66,191 Skuse, Marion 191 Small, Linda 205 Small, Su san 191 Smallwood, Laurie 24,49,57,170 Smart, Debra 57,191 Smart, Robert 205 Smeal, Debra 191 Smith, August 53,191 Smith, Beverly 205 Smith, Br cnda 128,170 Smith, David 61,205 Smith, David 205 Smith, Deborah 170 Smith, Harriet 53,205 Smith, Linda 171 Smith, Mark 40,205 Smith, Norwood 205 Smith, Robert 70,61,17l Smith, Robin 191 Smith, Stephani 128,171 Smock, Bobby 191 Snodgrass, Irene 205 Snyder, B radley 205 Solso, Michael 75,76,205 Sonada, Keiko 171 Sorbel, Jody 171 Sorensen, Ka 205 Sorenson, Y Michael Soto, Oscar 191 Sumrall, Sandra 49,53,205 Sur, Michael 172 Sutton, Sandra 172 Swift, Eileen 53,192 Swift, Kenneth 172 Swift, Kevin 173 Tafoya, Karen 192 Takahama, Craig 81,205 Takai, Julianne 25,59,180,l92 Takeda, Ben 192 Takeda, Helen 25,47,49,28,57,59,60, 128,173 Tanges, Susan Tanner, Susan 173 Taylor, Bobby 205 Taylor, Burr 205 Taylor, Charlene 40,59,192 Taylor, Donald 173 Taylor, George 40,205 Taylor, Kenneth 173 Taylor, Martin 189 Taylor, Stephen 205 Techmanski, Mark 192 Teel, Gary 192 Tellinghuisen, Christine 53,192 Terry, Steven 28 Teske, Jean 173,205 Tetiva, Ben 205 Thews, James 206 Thews, Thomas 173 Thingelstad, Marianne 41,173 Thomas, Dina 192 Thomas, Fraser 78,173 Thomas, Holly 23,49,50,l73 Thomas, Kathy 206 Thomas, Kimberly 206 Thomas, Mark 192 Thomas, Michael 192 Thomas, Stephen 192 Sowers, Charles 70,171 Sparks, Susan 60,171 Spencer, Stephen 205 Speraneo, Judith 41,191 Spriggs, Timothy 61 Squires, Jay191 Squires, Valerie 59,205 Stacy, Thomas 191 Stafford, Daniel 191 Stafford, David 40,205 Stahovich, Gregory 191 Stahovich, James 171 Stamant, Paul 61,192 Stamant, Rose 208 Stanfield, Bradford 57,57,6l Stansbury, Cathy 171 Stanton, Alice 192 Steen, Christoph 208 Steen, Cynthia 192 Sterling, Leca 208,105 Stevens, Kim 192 Stevens, Vicky 204 Stewart, Curtis 192 Stewart, Darren 204 Stewart, Dennis 192 Stewart, Paula 20,205 Stidham, Fredrica 171 Stier, Jeffrey 28,l28,1 72 Stockdale, Lani 172 Stone, Donald 205 Stone, Joe 172 Stone, Kathy 192 Stowers, Scott 192 Strader, Lisa 41,172 Strickland, Ricky 192 Strickler, Brian 40,172 Strobehn, Glenn 70,172 Strobehn, Sherree 205 Strunk, Carole 192 Sudbury, Donna 59,60 Sudbury, Leoreanne Sulatycki, Cynthia 172,192,205 Sulatycki, Susan 192 Sullivan, Brian 172 Sumrall, Brent 82,255,192 Sumrall, Robert 40,1 72,91 Thomas, Steven 174 Thomas, Teresa 174 Thomley, Kathy 206 Thompson, Blake 70,57,74,75,128, 174 Thompson, James 61,192 Thompson, John 79,192 Thompson, Keith 174 Thompson, Lisa 206 Thompson, Rodney 192 Thompson, Sherrie 40,44,206 Thompson, Susan 40,44,206 Thornt Thornt on, Jean 192 on,John 174 Tiber, Petra 206 Tikker, Katherine 53,58,l92 Tikker, Tammara4l,206 Tilbury, Gary 174 Tinkham, Robert 193 Todhunter, James 58,58,59,6l,63,64, 175, Toledo 192 , Danny 174 Toledo, Tom 206 Toliver, Debra 174 Toombs, Douglas 174 Tornberg, Nanette 192 Torres, Annie 206 Torres, Deborah 174 Torres, Joseph 206 Torres, Linda 174 Torres, William 7O,57,61,l75 Torrez , Emidio 67,206 Torrez, Rosemary 67,175 Totri, Gina 175 Totri, Steve 192 Townsend, Kenneth 175 Tribolet, Teri 175 Trigg, Tripp, David 192 Kevin 175 Truitt, Terese 53,192 Trujillo, Joseph 174 Trujillo, Mike 206 Tumbleson, Daniel 76,8l,206 Tumbleson, Lawrence 10,23,70,74, 75,l28,57,6l Tumbleson, Susan 49,192 Turrey, Yolanda 25,174 Tutt1e,Jacque1in 175 Tuttle, Timothy 206 Twardowski, Jill 192 Tyler, Kaylene 176 Ulrich, Wendy 176 Vaca, Yvonne 57,192 Valfre, Kathryn 192 Valfre, Richard 206 Valfre, Thomas 70,176 Vanbibber,,Steven 1,193 Vanduyn, Teresa 206 Vanheule, Deborah 206 Vanosdel, Richard 61,193 Vasquez, David 193 Vasquez, Manuel 206 Vasquez, Ronny 40,45,206 Vasquez, Yolanda 67,176 Vassar, John 193 Vazquez, lssella 193 Veale, Roger E. 193 Vega, Albert 176 Vega, Irene 206 Verdi, Chris 206 Verdi, Deborah 49,206 Verdi, Gregory 193 Verholtz, Michelle 53,193 Vieyra, Lucy 67,193 Vigil, Donna 206 Villarreal, Octavia 176 Viloria, Edward 193 Viloria, Ronald 176 Voloch, Victoria 40,176 Wade, Robin 177 Wagner, Jo 206 Wagner, Leslie 206 Walker, Jaymie 57,177 Walker, John 57 Wallace, Christy 41,45,l93 Walsh, Steven 177 Walters, Michael 177 Walton, David 193 Walz, Sally 177 Wangberg, Sherrie 41,206 Watkins, Richard 177 Watson, David 193 Watson, Deborah 206 Watson, Larry 85,193 Webb, Charlotte 177 Webb, Diane 206 Webright, Robin Wedin, Sandra 177 Weeda, Keith 206 Weis, Julie 58 Weiss, Graffon 91 Weitzel, Jim 53,206 Wek, Ronald 193 Well, Shelly 193 Wells, Catherine4l,207 Wells, Jaynne 177 Welsh, John 193 Werle, Roxanne 193 Westbury, Michael 207 Westbury, Sharon 57,193 Weston, Vicki 177 Wheeler, Donna 177 Wheeler, Gary 177 Whirledge, Sheri 207 Whitcom b, Rebecca 25,51, 193 Whitcomh, Rebecca 25,51,59,193 White, Jonel 206 White,Jone1207 White, Kenneth 207 Whiteford, Rhonda 206 Whitehurst, Julie 49,193 Whiteley, Michael 178 Whiteley. Sheryl 207 Whitson, Donna 1,24,47,49,128,57. Whittaker, Rella 178 Whitten, Tony 66,207 Whitten, Traci 193 Whittingham H. 40 Wickham, Melanie 66,193 Wickizer, Leslie 193 Wickizer, Walter 178 Wight, Colleen 207 Wight, L Wilkison Williams Williams Williams arkin E. 207 , Lori 49,178 ,Cynthia 193 , David 207 , Jeanie 207 Williams, John 207 Williams Williams Williams Williams Williams , Linda 178 ,Patricia 207 .Shelly 207 , Todd 178 on, Russell 193 Willocks, Deanna 49,193 Wills, Debbie 193 Wilson, Jerry 81,207 Wilson, Karen 193 Wilson, Mark 207 Wilson, Maurio 67,207 Wilson, Robin 193 Wing, Harry 78,178 Winter, Curtis 40,193 Winter, Lori 207 Wise, Juleen4l,45,I93 Wisecup, Dana 207 Wisener, Jeff 70,178 Wockenfuss, Tammie 178 Wolfe, Michael 207 Wolven, Ada 179,193 Wolven, Christoph 24,57,6l Wonacott, Lori 24,40, 1 79 Wood, Peter 179 Woolery, Rennetta 179 Wren, Rebecca 207 Wright, Deborah 41,179 Wright, James 193 Wright, Karen 207 Wright, Michael 179 Wright, Sharron 179 Wright, Steve 193 Wsol, Teresa 41,207 Wunning, Janice 207 Wycoff, Martin 207 Yamasaki, Roy 193 Yarbrough, Sandra 207 Yardley, Howard 193 Yardley, Pamela 40,415,207 Yoon, Steven 59,61, 1 93 Zabodyn, Tamre 101,193,105 Zapata, Susan 179 Zapotosky, Robert 47,57,193 Zimmer, David 207 Zimmerman, Penny 193 Zink, Anita 128,179 Zubia, Rafael 179 av umuclw Yunmox cowfxrw