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LION 1982

Volume 53

Liberty Union High School

850 Second Street Brentwood, Cdlifornia 94513

Published by the

Annual Staff

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Liberty Union High School

Walk With Us Through . . . Lion '82

Bdrn Dance, Homecoming Help Students Have Fun

RUBEN GARCIA shows oH GINA GONZALEZ and Rick Barroso attempt Fredericks at its best during to blow bubbles during Homecoming Activi- Spint Week. ties on the football held.

RUNNING through the hay located behind Stonebarger Gymnasium are Glenn Sheppard and Gina Bowers. The Barn Dance is sponsored annually by the FFA.

MR. DON LOPEZ is hitching Walt Matten and Tammy Sher- man in the marriage booth at the Barn Dance in early October.

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TERRI LORENZETTI is one of the guardian angels and sings to the football players at the Homecoming Rally.

SENIOR CLASS mem- bers show their spirit during a rally.

MRS. SUE CHURCHILL ■pigs-out" m the watermelon eat- ing contest during Homecoming activities on the football field before the rally.

SHOWING OFF his fa- vorite hat and T-shirt is Mr. Mike Schrader.

MR BILL BATZE and his BRAD NORTHAM and THE SENIOR CLASS is "trying'' to first lunch group head for Dennis Osbourn, alias build a pyramid during Homecom-

the cafeteria. the Blues Brothers. mg activities.

Pdjdmd's Day Delights Most Students, Staff

GUARDIAN ANGELS for the varsity football team, Tern Lorenzetti and Julie Biddle do a skit to Chipmunk Punk.

THIS mysterious KKK member was seen on campus during Homecoming Week.

SHOWING his spirit, Chris Roberts dresses up.

TEN junior class mem- bers try to win the pyra- mid race.

OUR NEW DEAN, Mr. Mike Schrader, shows his Homecoming spirit by dressing up in his pajamas.

HA VING nothing better to do, Shelley St. John plays with a greased pumpkin.

AIMEE VASTA shows SCOTT JOKSCH drives the what typical sopho- Booster Club pep car in the mores do in the mud. parade.

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Gudrdidn Angels Help With Football Spirit

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LISA SMITH and Shea Rab- bins give it their best during the three-legged race.

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Students Select Ashby As Homecoming Queen

HOMECOMING King Ruben DENEEN KEENEY is posing SHANNON THOMAS awaits Garcia stands with last year's with her father on Ohm- anxiously for the parade and king, Dino Melgoza. stede Field. activities to begin.

WENDY ASHBY smiles for the camera NANCY GEMETTI, Chante Kurtz, and after being announced Homecoming Sheila Bacchini await happily for half- Queen for 1981. time.

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WAITING FOR the parade to start, Angle Gallegos smiles for the camera.

POSING dunng halftime is Kathy DeFremery and her fa- ther.

HOLLY MIKKELSON seems to blend with the background before the parade begins.

MR. FRAZIER escorts his daughter, Charisse, at Homecoming.

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Students Enjoy Annual Homecoming Activities

DEBBIE VETTER and friends walk towards the Student Activity Center after ttie passing bell rang.

LORI BERNAL chats with Becky Hastings while she cuddles next to Luis Diaz on "Senior Bench" at lunch-time.

BONNIE NELSON, Cindy Boudreau, and ERIC WEEKS. Jenny Conn, and Mitch

a friend stop and talk about what they are Redden, smile for the photographer at

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lunch-time.

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LORI WALKER stops and talks to Mr. Schrader about school business in between classes. This is Schrader 's first year here as Dean of Students.

KIM BETZ and Cathy Hal- ford didn 't have time to get dressed.

CHRIS HEINL ' 'trys" to say he s perfect as he smiles lor the camera.

Camera. Captures School Community At Ease

DOUG SIMPSON talks to his friends by his locker located m the west end of Nash Hall.

KIM KAMBESTAD, Julie Wmthrop, Kris Appleby. Diane Strunk, and Christy Jefferson are all talking of the day's events.

TALKING over "Block L " busi- ness is Ms. Axelgard, Shannon Thomas, and Tavane Mason.

SUSAN ZAHN looks as if she is really enjoying her ice- cream sandwich in the Student Activity Center on a warm day.

KIM ST JOHN at her •'best", along with other rowdy seniors, sits outside when weather permits.

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Classes

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Sports

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Activities

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Curriculum

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Ads

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Walk With Us Through

CLASSES

Led by David Winthrop, president; Charisse Frazier, vice-president; Cheryl Richards, secretary; Rob Brandt, treasurer (second semester); Andrea Helecker, treasurer (first semester); and Mr. EUrie Von Schopp and Mrs. Doreen Forlow, advisors; the Class of 1982 had a busy final year. Starting with a third place finish in the float competition at Homecoming to graduation under overcast skies, the seniors kept busy.

At the start of their final year the class treasury was at a low point and money was needed if the seniors were to have their traditional dance. With some outside advice and help from a substitute teacher the class sold over 250 Liberty Lion hats. Selling candy and mums helped the class put more bucks away and a highly successful Homecoming Dance swelled the treasury even more.

With a theme of ' Sweet Dreams" the Senior Ball was held in an unusual location. For the first time, the Turf Club at Golden Gate Field was utilized by a Liberty graduating class for the Senior Ball. With good food, a DJ and a band, the seniors enjoyed the evening and everyone talked about how nice it was.

Walking back through the other three years for the Class of '82 we find them as freshmen with Ruben Garcia, president; Kathy deFremery, secretary; Brent Cannon, vice-president; Julie Winthrop, treasurer; and advisors Mr. Bob Baclig and Mrs. Sue Anderson. They sponsored a Valentine Dance and sold candy this first year to raise money.

As sophomores, they elected all girl officers with Chris Boardman, president; Angle Gallegos, vice-president; Kathy deFremery, secretary; Janine Ornelas, treasurer; with Mrs. Barbara Brown as a new advisor with Mr. Baclig. They placed third in the float competition and joining with the Class of '81 sponsored the Soph Hop/Junior Prom and elected Kathy deFremery and Luis Diaz gueen and king respectfully.

Sandy Secrest, president; Julie Winthrop, vice-president; Margarita Martinez, secretary; Andrea Helecker, treasurer; were the officers for the Class of '82 in their junior year. Mr. Schopp and Mrs. Forlow became new advisors committed to the idea that they would be with the class as advisors through graduation. The class sold pom- poms and M&M'S and sponsored the Sadie Hawkins turnabout dance to raise money. They captured second place in the float competition during the Homecoming Parade.

The Class of 1982 was guided by Terry Glenn, president; Alana Roderick, vice-president; Diane Kruger, secretary; Yvonne Branscum, treasurer; and Mrs. Jeannie Glenn and Mr. Jerry Black, advisors. The juniors had several successful candy sales and won second place in the float competition at Homecoming as well as winning the Spirit Trophy. They also sold balloons at football games to raise money.

Led by second time president, Aimee Vasta, the Sophomore Class had a very successful year. For fund raisers the class sold 200 cases of candy, almost 250 flowers on Homecoming Day, hosted several bake raffles at basketball games, sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance and held a car wash. Assisted by Manette Joksch, vice-president; Lisa deFremery, secretary; Shelly St. John, treasurer; and advisors, Mr. Bill Batze and Mrs. Sue Churchill (replaced Mrs. lean Noble in November); the sophomores won the Homecoming float competition for the second straight year.

In the spring, the classes of '83 and '84 co-sponsored the highly successful Soph Hop/Junior Prom where Mike Miller and Shelly St. John were crowned king and gueen.

Starting their first year at Liberty the Class of 1985 were led by Patrick Grimes, president; Kina Gray, vice- president; Carla Lorenzetti, secretary; Gina Andronica, treasurer; and advisors, Mrs. Chris Weber and Mr. Bruce Campion. The class had a candy sale and car wash to help raise money.

WALK WITH US THROUGH the classes and their many different moods.

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ALICE ADAMS Nurses Assistant RANDALL ALLEN Annual Staii Photographer GENEVA ALVARARDO

ORLANDA ALVES

TONY AMARAL

Varsity Baseball, All League Baseball, Varsity Basketball, Block

L, JV Baseball, IV Basketball, FFA. Frosh Basketball

JOHN AMBROSE

Varsity Football

ADAM ARBOGAST FFA, Student Government MILAGROS ARGUETA

Azteca Club, Student oi Month, IWE Human Relations Day, Journalism BOBBY ARTEAGA

Block L, Boys' Tennis, Spanish Club, Playmakers, JV Basket- ball, Soccer, Varsity Track, Student of the Month, Taming of the Shrew

JANET AQUINO

JENNIFER ANNETTE ARTERBERRY English IWE, Science IWE, Office Assistant, Honor Roll WENDY IRENE ASH BY

Homecoming Queen, Sophomore Hop Queen Runner-up, Ral- ly Squad, JV Cheerleader, Mascot, Pep Club, Varsity Softball, Most Valuable Player Softball, Parker-Robb Super-Sport Award, JV Softball, Girls' JV Basketball, Cross Country, Block L

SHEILA BACCHINI FFA, Parlie Pro Team CURTIS BAKKER PAMELA J. BARBE

JV Softball, Honor Roll, Man of La Mancha, Curriculum Com- mittee

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Bdrr Stars In Many Playmaker Productions

JENNY BARE

Student Government, Commissioner of Curriculum, Choir Club, Playmakers, French Club, Curriculum Committee, Hon- or Roll, Girls' Ensemble. A Capella Choir, Band HI, Chamber Singers, Choir Club President, Playmakers Secretary, French Club Vice-president, Choir Club Historian, Choir Club Public- ity Chairman, Man ol La Mancha, Pippin, Crawling Arnold, Gypsy, Brown Bag, Taming at the Shrew, Hagar's Children, Parcel Pick-up, Student Council, Cal State Honor Choir KENT BEAVERS Honor Roll, Cralts, Math IWE PATRICIA BEECH FFA. FFA Sential, Secretary. Chaplin. JV Football Charter

KEVIN BELL

Commissioner of Curriculum, Curriculum Committee, Chair- man of Curriculum Committee, Chairman of PRfDE Commit- tee, Student Government, Honor Roll, A Capella Choir. Boys' Tennis, JV Basketball, Homecoming Committee, Health IWE TA WN ILENE BERG

Scholastic Top Ten, Lile CSF, CSF. Honor Roll, Varsity Swim- ming, Block L TROY BERG

TAMMY BIRCH

RANDAE BITHER

Peer Tutor

JOSEPH BORGES

FFA. Honor Roll. Ag IWE. FFA Sentinal. Historian

KIM BOUDREAU

Office Assistant. Pep Club, Honor Roll JUDY LYNN BOYD

Choir Club, Honor Roll, Special Ed. IWE, Nurses Office Assis- tant, Library IWE ROB BRANDT

JV Football, Fresh Football, Honor Roll, Student Government, Library IWE

JENNY BARR is acosted by Pat Mam in the Play- maker's production of Taming of the Shrew. This Senior Class member was in many plays during her four years at Liberty.

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SCOTT KING and Pat Emerson dress up as FBI men during the Homecoming Week. They were trying to earn points lor their class lor the Spirit Trophy.

BRIAN BROOKS

Varsity Football JV Football, Frosh Football, FFA

KEVIN BROWN

GREGG D. BRYANT

ANTHONY BUCKLER III

Frosh Basketball, Frosh-Soph Track, IV Basketball, Varsity Track, Band HI, Band Council-, Brass Rep., Best Bandsman 1979-1980, Chamber Singers, Taming of the Shrew, Honor Roll, Block L. MIKE J. BYRON

Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling, JV Football, Frosh Football, FFA

ROSALIE GOMEZ CABRAL

Girls' Track Team, Girls' Varsity Basketball, Girls' JV Basket- ball, Cross Country, Block L, Girls' Track Captain

BRENT CANNON

Block L, Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football. Frosh- Soph Track, Freshman Class Vice-Prez, Counseling Office As- sistant, Top Ten Homecoming King MARIA INEZ CARMONA

Girls' Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, JV Softball. Girls' JV Basketball, Varsity Softball Manager DA VID CARVER

Scholastic Top 10, Cross Country, Varsity Track, Life CSF, CSF, Honor Roll, Student of Month, Block L, Frosh-Soph Track. CSF Vice-President, IWE Science

JOSE CASTILLO

Scholastic Top 10, Life CSF, CSF, Honor Roll, Commissioner of

Cultural Affairs, Frsoh-Soph Track, Soccer, IWE Math, IWE

Health, Tennis Team Manager

HECTOR CEJA

JV Football, Frosh Football, Honor Roll

ROSE CEJA

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Senior Boys Participdte In Spirit Week

CAROL CHAPIN

CAMERON CHA VEZ

Varsity Football, J V Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Basketball,

IV Basketball, Frosh Basketball, Block L, Student of Month,

IWE- P.E., IWE. Career Center, Top 10 Homecoming King

JUAN JOSE CHA VEZ

Varsity Football, JV Football. Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track,

Most Valuable Player Varsity Track, Frosh Basketball, Block L,

IWE Tutor

CHERIE CHRISLOCK

Student Body Treasurer, Girls' Track Team, Block L, IWE

McLaren, Honor Roll, French Club

ERIC CHRISTENSEN

Auto Club, IWE Metal Shop, ROP Auto Shop

TAMMY CLARK

CSF Honor RoH, IWE Office, IWE Clothing

TAMMY CLEMENT

Frosh, JV Football Charter

I.INAGH CLEMENTS

Varsity Football Manager, Pep Club, Volleyball Manager,

Booster Club

GAYLE CLOUTIER

French Club, Playmakers, A Capella Choir, Choir Club, IWE

P.E., IWE Drivers Ed., Taming ol the Shrew, Man of La Mancha

SHARON LYNETTE COCHRAN

Scholastic Top 10, Honor Roll, CSF, First Place Spelling Bee,

IWE Clothing

JUDIE COLEMAN

JULIE COLEMAN

KANDOLINE KANDEE L COLEMAN

Cross Country, Block L, FFA, Elementary Tutor

DENNIS R COMBS

Band 111, Stage Band, Honor Roll, Band Council Woodwind

Rep., Pippm, IWE Instrumental Study

CHRIS L CONNER

JV Football, Boys' Tennis, Student Council, Auto Club, Student

of Month, Elementary Tutor, Class Rep, IWE Auto. IWE Tutor,

Journalism Club

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MANUEL CORNELIUS

ALAN CRAVEN

Erosh Football, EFA

ERANCEEN MARIE CROW

Student Council Pep Club, Honor Roll, Counseling OHic

Assistant. Tutor

SANTA T. CRUZ

Girls' Track Team, Clothing IWE

THOMAS VICTOR CRUZ

Honor Roll

JOSEPH E DALE

Varsity Swimming, JV Swimming, Band III, A Capella Choir,

Honor Roll, Choir Club, Journalism

STUART CHARLES DALEY

Journalism Vice-president, Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, JV

Basketball

KELLY DAPRATO

BILL DAVIS

Frosh Football, Band III

BRENT DAVIS Art IWE, Motorcycle Racing JAIME DEFREMERY Boys' Tennis KATHY DEFREMERY

FFA Sweetheart, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Sec- ond Five, Pep Club, FFA, Honor Roll, Varsity Softball Charter. Student Body Vice-president, Freshmen Class Secretary, Soph- omore Class Secretary, FFA President, Vice-president, Trea- surer, Ag IWE

SENIORS, Randy Allen, Margarita Martinez, Chante Kurtz relax for a lew minutes m Mr. Batze's Federal Government class during first semester, sixth period.

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Seniors Relax During Federal Government

CYNTHIA NANETTE DEL BARBA Honor Roll, CSF, Band HI CHRISTINE DELGADO Elementary Tutor, IWE Ollice SERGIO DEL REAL

LUIS DIAZ

TAMI DICKEY

LISA J. DILLARD

Varsity Cheerleader, Rally Squad, Pep Club, Annual Stall

NONA GAYLE DOWNS

Student Gov't, IWE Federal Government, IWE Special Ed.,

IWE Ollice

CHRIS DRAUDSON

ROBERT DUNCAN

IWE Ag

PAT EMERSON

Manager Frosh Football, GolITeam, IWE Language Arts, Tam-

mmg ol the Shrew

RONALD M. ENOS

Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Most Valuable

Player Frosh Football, Varsity Track, Block L, Band III, FFA,

Soph. Hop King, Top 10 Homecoming King

LUANE ENRICO

Honor Roll, JV Baseball Charter, IWE P.E.

ALMA DELIA ESPARZA IWE Wood ANDREW ESPARZA JV Football RA Y ESTRADA

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VERNON MICHAEL FAJARDO Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Frosh Football KYLE FARRIS ANA FELIPE

J V Softball, French Club, Annual Stall, Annual Staff Photogra- pher, Homecoming Committee, IWE P.E., IWE Office

JODIE FINISTER

Student Council, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, FFA, Honor Roll,

Yearbook Society, Annual Staff, Annual Staff Photographer,

Annual Staff Senior Editor, WE Career Center, FFA Treasurer,

Student Gov't, Varsity and JV Swimming Charter

MANUEL FRANCO

Varsity Football, Varsity Wrestling, Block L, Varsity Track, JV

Football, Frosh -Soph Track, Frosh Football

CATHY LOUISE FRANKLIN

Annual Staff Ad Editor, Yearbook Society, Annual Staff, Honor

Roll, Boy's Track Charter, Cross Country Charter, ROP-Contra

Costa Times

CHARISSE E. FRAZIER

Most Valuable Player Varsity Softball, All League Softball, Var- sity Softball, J V Softball, Girls' JV Basketball, Vansity Volleyball, JV Volleyball, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Atten- dant, Choir Club, Honor Roll, Student Government, Commis- sioner of PRIDE, Homecoming Committee, Wrestling Charter, Senior Class Vice-President, Chairman of PRIDE Committee, IWE Office, IWE P.E., Honorable Mention Fastball Soltball, Parker-Robb Super-Sport Award ROBERT FREEZE VINCENT FREIDMAN Varsity Track

MICHAEL LEE FRIZZELL ANGIE GALLEGOS

Girls' Track Team, Girls' Varsity Basketball, Girls' JV Basket- ball, Student Council, Homecoming Queen Attendant, Block L, Choir Club, Student Government, Commissioner of athlet- ics. Homecoming Committee, Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent, IWE P.E. JESUS GALVAN

TIM GANN

DIANA GARCIA GARCIA Honor Roll, Elementary Tutor PAUL PATRICK GARCIA IWE Drivers Ed.

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Winthrop Leads Seniors In Their Final Year

RUBEN GARCIA

Frosh Football, Frosh-Soph Track, Student Council, Frosh Class President, P.E., Career Center IWE, Homecoming King, Stu- dent Government STEVEN ERIC GARCIA KELLY ROBIN GARNER

RON GARRIDO

IV Football, JV Basketball, JV Swimming, Frosh-Soph Track,

Playmakers, Varsity Wrestling, Gypsy, Taming OI The Shrew,

Student Director

TOM GASCA

MIKE GEDDES

Varsity Track, ]V Football, Frosh Baseball, Frosh-Soph Track,

Boys' Tennis, French Club

NANCY LORRAINE GEMETTI

Student Government, Student Council, Student Body Secre- tary, Journalism Treasurer, Homecoming Queen Second Five, Sophomore Hop Queen Runner-up, School Improvement Committee, Human Relations Day Facilitator, French Club, P.E. IWE

MARK GIANNINI

Student Government, Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies, Student Council, Honor Roll, Band III, Band President, Percus sion Rep., Choir Club, Chamber Singers, A Cappella Choir, Playmakers, Playmakers President, Pippin, Man OI La Man cha. Brown Bag Theater, Gypsy, The Taming OI The Shrew, Hagar's Children, Varsity Swimming I A VIER GOMEZ

GAYLA JEAN GOMEZ GILBERT GONZALEZ

Varsity Football, JV Football, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, Most Valuable Player JV Football, Block L, Top Ten Homecoming King LETICIA MARIE GRAN ADO

Varsity Softball JV SoItbaU, Girls' JV Basketball Block L, Year- book Society, Annual Stall, Annual Stall Photographer , Annual Stall Job- Sports and Activities

EVANGELINA GREENHOUSE

Spanish Club, Pep Club, Band, Marching Band

ANGIE GUTHRIE

JESS GUTIERREZ

JV Football

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TIM HALLADA Y

Boys' Tennis, FFA, Honor Roll

LANCE A. HAMPTON

Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track

LARRY F HARMON

Band IIL Auto Club, Scholastic Top Ten, Student ol the Month

RICK HART

Varsity Swimming, JV Swimming, Frosh Football, Varsity Swim- team Captain RICH HAY NFS Math I. ROP Meat Outtmg CHRIS HEINL Library IWF

ANDRFA HFLFCKFR

Block L, Honor Roll, Scholastic Top Ten, Pep Club, Junior

Class Treasurer, Senior Class Treasurer, Varsity Boys' Track

Manager, JV Girls' Basketball Charter, Varsity Girls' Basketball

Charter

RICHARD HENDRIX

DEBRA LYNN HENRY

Rally Squad, Candy Striper, Clothing IWF

MARK HERNANDEZ

Frosh Baseball, JV Baseball, JV Football, Varsity Baseball SHERI LYNNE HIEB

CSF, Scholastic Top Ten, Honor Roll, Playmakers, French Club, Choir Club JAMES A. HOPKINS

Block L, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, JV Football, Year- book Society, Annual Stall, Annual Staff Job Senior Section, CSF, Honor Roll, Band III, Dance Committee

TA VANE MASON assists with the P.E. Department as students go through what was scheduled to be the last Merry- Go-Round.

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Seniors Assist At Merry-Go-Round Scheduling

ERIC LEWIS HUDSON

Student Body President, Playmakers Treasurer, Choir Club Secretary, French Club Treasurer, Projects Committee, Choir Club Most Enthusatic, Choir Club, A Capella Choir, Play- makers, French Club, Journalism Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Romeo and Juliet, Brown Bag Theater, Gypsy, Math IWE, Li- brary IWE, Student Council MARY BETH HUGHES

Honor Roll, Elementary Tutor, Business IWE, Nursing Assistant GEORGIA DIANNE JAMES

Midngals, Girls' Ensemble, A Capella Choir, Playmakers, Choir Club, Candy Stripper, FFA, JV Soltball, JV Volleyball. Cleft Club, Honor Roll, Journalism President, Choir Treasurer, Choir Publicity, Office IWE, Journalism Club, Vocalist of the Month

CHRISTY JEFFERSON

Varsity Girls' Track, Block L, Commissioner of Youth Council, Rally Squad, Head Songleader, Songleader, Sophomore Hop Queen Runner-up, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Blood Drive Com- mittee. Organized Frosh Orientation, Homecoming Committee BROOKE JENSEN

Annual Staff Annual Staff Job Sports, Yearbook Society JORGE JIMENEZ

Varsity Football. Varsity Track. Varsity Wrestling, JV Football, Frosh Football, Frosh-Soph Track

M. OLIVIER JIMENEZ

Office IWE, Spanish Newspaper, Honor Roll. Azteca Club

BILL JOHNSON

JULIE JOLICOEUR

Honor Roll, FFA, Math IWE

DOUG JONES

Honor Roll, Pep Club. P.E IWE, ROP Auto

ISABEL M. JUAREZ

Honor Roll, Office IWE

JAMIE E JUST

JV Football. Frosh Football. JV Baseball. Frosh-Soph Track,

Journalism Club

JULIE KALINOWSKI

Rally Squad, Songleader, Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, Band III, Honor Roll, Girls' Track DENEEN M KEENEY

Head Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Mascot, JV Cheer- leader, Rally Squad, Homecoming Queen Second Five, Soph- omore Hop Queen Runner-up. Student of the Month. Home- coming Committee. Pep Club. Playmakers. Band III. A Capella Choir. Girls' Ensemble. Choir Club. Gypsy, Taming of the Shrew, Hagars' Children, Chamber Singers, Band Secretary, Band Treasurer. Rally Squad Treasurer. P.E. IWE MALCOME KEMP Varsity Football. JV Football. Varsity Track, Varsity Wrestling

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JANET KEYS

KEVIN L YLE KINDORF

SCOTT D. KING

Playmakers, A Cappella Choir. CSF, Honor Roll, Lite CSF,

Scholastic Top Ten, Playmakers Vice-President. Playmakers

President, Science IWE. Man of La Mancha, Pippin, One-Act

Theater, Gypsy, Romeo and Juliet, Taming Of The Shrew,

Chamber Singers

ANDREW KLIENE Varsity Baseball DONNA MARIE KOHLER

Playmakers, A Cappella Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Chori Club. A Capella Robe Manager, Gypsy, Brown Bag Theater, Taming of The Shrew, Chamber Singers ALISON KOWALSKI

Student Government, Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Playmakers Histo- rian, Choir Club Librarian, Honor Roll, Chamber Singers, Girls' Ensemble, A Capella Choir, Gypsy, Taming Of the Shrew, Hagars' Children, Brown Bag Theater, Overtones One Act, Music IWE, Drama IWE, English IWE

CHANTE KURTZ ESTHER LABANAN

JV Softball, Varsity Softball, Girls' JV Basketball, Varsity Basket- ball, Block L, Band III, Stage Band, Pep Club, P.E IWE Honor Roll, P.E Student of The Month CHRISTINE LADD

FFA, JV Softball, JV Swimming, Honor Roll, Playmakers, French Club, Charter-JV Volleyball, JV Swimming, Crawling Arnold

BONNIBEL LUCILLE LANE

Girls' JV Basketball, A Capella, Choir Club, Pep Club

CONNIE LATHRUM

Choir Club, Peer Tutor

DOLORES LEON

CINDY LIDDINGTON

A Capella Choir, Choir Club, JV Swimming, Annual Staff. Annual Staff Photographer. Student Government. Commis- sioner Of Publicity, P.E. Student Of The Month, FFA, Choir Club Robe Manager, Lion Hall IWE, Pop Chorus, Vocalist of the Month RONALD LINEKER MARK A. LOMBARDI

FFA, Varsity Wrestling, Perfect Attendance Award, Driver Ed. IWE

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Senior Boy Chows Down For Spirit Points

JOHNNY D. LOONEY Jewelry I WE MICHAEL LOPEZ CLINT ELBERT LOVE

DEN IS E LUNA WA YNE ALLEN L YNCH

Varsity Football. Varsity Wrestling. Most Valuable JV Football. All League Football. JV Football. Block L. Top Ten Homecom- ing King

CHRISTINE ANN MACKENZIE

Cross Country, Girls' Track Team. French Club, Playmakers, Pep Club, FFA, Honor Roll, Library IWE

LINDA CLEMENTINA MARISCAL

Yearbook Society. Annual Stall, Student Government, Cur- riculum Committee, Homecoming Committee, Student Coun- cil. Pep Club. Journalism KAREN MARQUEZ Business Math IWE JOEL MARTINEZ

Soccer. Spanish Club, Azteca Club. Auto Club. Elementary Tutor, Math IWE, English IWE

JOSE MARTINEZ MARGARITA R. MARTINEZ

Majorette, Class Secretary, Head OI Rally Squad, Student Council. Pep Club. Azteca Club. Elementary Tutor. Homecom- ing Committee TA VANE MARIE MASON

Varsity Soltball, JV Soitball, Honor Roll, Block L, Basketball Manager. P.E. IWE, Basketball Volleyball Charter. Student Body Corresponding Secretary, P.E. Student OI The Month. Student Government, Pep Club

MITCH REDDEN uses his eating ability to try to finish his slice oi the watermelon before the other classes and the faculty.

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RANDY MASS

WALTER HAMILTON MATTER! JR.

Varsity Football JV Football Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling.

JV Swimming, FFA, High School Rodeo

JANET MATTOS

BOBBY MA URISCIO JR. RICHARD WAYNE McCAMPBELL JR.

Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling, Frosh-Soph track. Block L, Health IWE, Math IWE, Foods IWE, High School Rodeo, Student Body Represen- tative

BECKY LYNN McKINNEY

Head Songleader, Songleader, Rally Squad, A Capella Choir, Choir Club, Madrigals, Yearbook Society, Annual Stall Ele- mentary Tutor, Girls' Tennis, Golf Team, English IWE, Ollice IWE, Peer Tutor

MARGARITA MERCADO

Rally Squad, Frosh Cheerleader, Head JV Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, JV Swimming, French Club, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Commissioner Of Publicity, French Club, Biology IWE CO-head Varsity Cheerleader RICK E MIGUEL

Auto Club, Auto IWE, High School Rodeo HOLLY L MIKKELSEN

Homecoming Queen Attendant, Commissioner of Athletics, Student Government, Homecoming Committee, Block L, Hon- or Roll Pep Club, JV Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, Girls' Varsi- ty Basketball, JV Softball, Varsity Softball, All League Softball, Block L Secretary, P.E. IWE, Career Center IWE

JOSE MORALES JV Football KEVIN MORROW

Band III, Stage Band, Honor Roll Machine Wood IWE, Instru- mental Study IWE RICH J. MYTHEN

ANTONIO NAREZ

JOE C. NEWBERRY

Machine Wood IWE, Beginning Wood IWE, Math IWE

JACK NILSSON

FFA

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Senior Class Tugs Against Winning Juniors

TUGGING for the Senior Class are Chris Boardman, Anthony Buckler, Jenny Barr, Wiihe Odum, Jim Hopkins, Shelia Per- kins, and Leonard Pompa, the class an- chor m this contest.

KEN NORRIS

GoH Team, Most Valuable Player Golf, All League Golf

BRADLEY JAMES NORTHAM

WILLIE ODUM

SCOTT O' NEAL

Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football

TAMMY O'NEAL

LUCY ORDUNO

JANINE LYNETTE ORNELAS

Student Council, Honor Roll, Yearbook Society, Annual Staff, Annual Staff Job Soph. Jr. Senior Sections, Homecoming Com- mittee, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Frosh Class Representative to Student Council LUIS ANTHONY OROZCO

Varsity Wrestling, JV Football, Frosh Football, Most Valuable Wrestler, Jewelry IWE, All League Wrestling DENNIS OSBOURN Frosh Football. FFA

JAVIER OSGUER A Honor Roll R. JUSTIN OXFORD Journalism Club JIM PACE

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Seniors Help With Student Government Work

SHARI LYNN PALLADINO

JV Basketball, Homecoming Committee, P.E. IWE

JEFF PARKS

Varsity Basketball, JV Basketball, Frosh Basketball, All League

Basketball, Block L, Varsity Basketball

TOM PATTERSON

CRAIG PEDERSON

DENNIS PEDERSON

JV Football, Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling

ERIK PEDERSON

KATHY L. PEREZ

Head Songieader, Songleader, Rally Squad, Pep Club

SHEILA DENICE PERKINS

Varsity Swimming, JV Swimming, Rally Squad, Songleader,

FFA, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, Honor Roll

DANA PERRY

JILLENE PETERS

Annual Staff, Yearbook Society, Photo-Editor, Co- Ad Editor,

Honor Roll, Bank of America Award for Social Studies, Girls'

Track Team, Cross Country, Cross Country Charter, English

IWE, ROP-Contra Costa Times

JULIE PETERSON

JAMES ED PHILPOT

Honor Roll

KARA KATHLEEN PIANTANIDA

Student Body Representative, Elementary Tutor, FFA

PEGGY PIAZZA

Choir Club

LESTER PINKSTON

P.E. IWE, P.E. Student of the Month

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SAIL V. PISENTI

Varsity, IV Swimming, JV Soccer, Office Assistdnt, JV Softball

JOHN PLOG

LEONARD M. POMPA

Varsity, JV Wrestling, Block L, JV Football

DAREN PRELLI

High Scfiool Rodeo, Varsity Track, FFA, POP Auto Shop

KATHLEEN PREVOST

DONNA L PRICE

Annual Staff Editor- in-Chief, Annual Staff, Elementary Tutor,

Student Government, Basketball Charter, Volleyball Charter,

Foods TWE, Student Council Representative, JV Volleyball,

Pep Club, Honor Roll, Peer Tutor, Curriculum Committee

CARMEN DAILEY ANN RADETIC

FFA, Choir Club, Pep Club, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, Ele- mentary Tutor, Homecoming Committee, Ag, Special Ed IWE, Counseling Office Assistant MARIO ALBERTO RAMIREZ JV Basketball, Soccer, Frosh-soph Track RITA RAMIREZ

MARY RE

Choir Club, Honor Roll, Office Assistant, Career Center IWE

MITCHELL REDDEN

Counseling Office Assistant, Library IWE

LISA CAROL REGAN

FFA, Honor Roll

ERIC HUDSON, student body president, kicks back in the room used by him and others for discussion and business regarding the affairs and problems associated with running the school.

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HOMECOMING KING, Ruben Garcia, smiles happily as he drives up m a vet lor the pre-game ceremonies during Homecoming on Ohmstede Field.

DEBBIE REIZENSTEIN

KATHERINEM. REYNOLDS

LAVON RHODES

Cross Country, ]V SottbaU, Block L, Homecoming Committee,

Nurse I WE, Candy Striper, Girls' Auxilary, French Club

CHERYL A. RICHARDS

Senior Class Secretary, Girls' Tennis, Block L, Honor Roll,

French Club, Student Government

ALFREDO RICO

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CHRIS RIOS

Band III, Stage Band, A Cappella Choir

FRANCISCO RIVERA JOANNE RODRIGUES French Club, Language Arts IWE DONALD ROSA

SANDRA ROSAS KEITH RUSSELL MIKE RYLEE

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Senior, Ruben Gar cm, Is Selected As King

fOHN B. SALLUCE

Varsity Football, Honor Roll, Block L, P.E. IWE

JOHN SAMERON

PETE SANABRIA

LOUISE SANCHEZ

Varsity Track, Frosh-soph Track, Block L, Honor Roll, Band III,

Stage Band

PHILLIP ANTHONY SANCHEZ

Varsity Basketball Varsity Track, JV Basketball, Frosh-soph

Track, Frosh Football, student Government Representative,

Language Arts IV/E

MICHAEL FRANZ SCHUBERT

Playmakers, Brown Bag Theater, Taming of the Shrew, Desert

Men. Journalism Club

KEVIN C. SCHWITTERS

Frosh Football, Varsity Baseball, Varsity Baseball Charter, Var- sity Basketball Charter, Science, P.E. IWE SANDY SCOTT

Journalism, Elementary Tutor, Peer Tutor SANDRA LYNN SECREST

Student Council, Junior Class President, Sophomore Commis- sioner of Fund Raising, Student Government, Pep Club, Block L, Track Manager, P.E. IWE, Track Charter Tutor

SANTIAGO CHRISTOPHER SERRATO Choir Club, Attendance Office Assistant, Library IWE MYLES SEXTON KIRK CARL SHANKS

Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Frosh Baseball, Foods IWE, De- fensive Award Varsity Baseball

CINDY DIANE SIL VEIRA

Rally Sguad, Songleader, Student Council, Choir Club, Pep Club, Counseling Oflice Assistant, P.E. IWE, Tutor, Pop Cho- rus, High School Rodeo Association JOHNNY SILVA JV Football, Frosh Basketball JULIEANN SIMISTER

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Senior Girls Pdrticipate In Homecoming Rally

GENE SIMONI

}V Football, Cross Country, Auto Club, Metals IWE

DAN SIMPSON

MIKE SIMPSON

Varsity, IV, Frosh Football, Block L, Varsity Swimming

AUDREY SISNEROZ

TOMMY SIZEMORE

RAMEY SMILEY

Varsity, ]V, Frosh Football, IV, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Track,

Block L

SUSAN MARIE SMITH

Block L, Choir Club, FFA, Honor Roll, Annual Stall, Elemen- tary Tutor, Track Charter, Counseling OHice Assistant, Jewelry, P.E., Cralts IWE, Pop Chorus TERRY RENE SMITH

All League Volleyball, Varsity Soitball, IV Softball, IV Basket- ball, Varsity, ]V Volleyball, Student Council, Block L, Home- coming Committee JULIE SNYDER Language Arts IWE, Nurses Olfice Assistant, Special Ed. Tutor

EDDIE SOLIZ LINDA STANDRIDGE KIMBERLY ST. JOHN Band III

DIANNE STRUNK

Songleader, Rally Squad, Elementary Tutor, Honor Roll, Pep

Club, Sewing IWE

STEVE SUNIGA

SCOTT SWEAT

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MICHAEL I. TEETER Jourrtdhsm, Library, P.E. IWE DENNIS THOMAS FFA

SHANNON THOMAS

Girls' Stdte Representative, AH League Volleyball, Homecom- ing Queen Attendant, Student at Month, Varsity Volleyball, Girls ' Varsity Basketball, Varsity Soltball, Most Valuable Player Volleyball, FFA, CSF, Commissioner ot Justice, Block L Presi- dent. Block L Treasurer, Student Council, FFA Sweetheart Runner-up, Block L, French Club, JV Volleyball, Homecoming Committee, J V Soltball, Girls' JV Basketball, P.E IWE Honor Roll, Blood Drive Committee

BUTCH THURLOW

Auto Shop IWE

TIM TOON

Varsity Baseball

VERONICA J. TORRES

Rally Squad, Varsity Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Pep Club,

Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee

KERRY LYNN TRUEMAN

FFA, FFA Reporter, Ag IWE, Junior Fair Director

LATISHA DENNETTE TURRIETTA

KRIS TINA UPTON

FFA, Counseling Olfice Assistant, Light Horse Judging Team

MARTHE ANGELIQUE VAISSADE

Playmakers, A Capella Choir, Choir Club. French Club, Play- maker President, Vice president. Historian, Pippin, Man of La Mancha, Taming of the Shrew, Fiddler on the Roof, One Act Theatre, Gypsy, Romeo and Juliet PAMELA LOUISE VALENCIA

Girls' Varsity Basketball, Varsity Softball, J V Softball, Girls' JV Basketball, Block L, Elementary Tutor, AV IWE P.E IWE Math Tutor, ROP Medical Office Skills LUPE VARGAS Spanish Club, Bilingual Newspaper

GEORGIA JAMES. Kim St. John, Desiree Short and Donna Kohler portray Campolindo's Top Ten at the Homecoming Rally. These girls are members of the Girls' Ensemble.

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Senior Cldss Stdcks Up For Pyramid Race

DARRYL VEGAS JOEY VILLALPANDO MARCIANO VILLALPANDO Honor Roll

JEFF VORNHAGEN CLARISS LORRAINE WALKER Office Assistant, FFA BILL WALLER

RACHEL WARD DAVID WATT IFF EERY WAYNE

ERIC WEEKS

All League Baseball, Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Block L

SUSAN LESLIE WEST

Cross Country, Girls' Track Team, Track, Cross Country

Ctiarter, Varsity Track Manager, Science IWE

TERESA LYNNE WETZEL

Pep Club, Choir Club, Office Assistant

STACY L WILKFR

Honor Card Holder, Honor Roll, Art IWF, Choir Club DAVID WINTHROP

Varsity, }V, Erosh Basketball, Senior Class President, JV Foot- ball, Boys' Tennis, Band III, Band Council, Student Council, Student Government, Honor Roll, Block L, Elementary Tutor, Homecoming King Top Ten JULIE WINTHROP

Rally Squad, JV Cheerleader, Varsity Cheerleader, Song- leader, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Student Council, Homecoming Committee, PRIDE Committee, Freshman Class Treasurer, Ju- nior Class Vice-president

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JEANNE WONG

Honor Roll, CSF, Life CSF, CSF Treasurer and Junior Repre- sentative. Health [WE DA VE WORDEN Frosh Football JOHN YINGUNG Frosh Football, Frosh- soph Track, Varsity Track, Ceramics I WE

MICHAEL ZAMORA LUZ MARIA ZEPEDA CHRISTINA MARIE BOARDMAN

Girls' Track Team, Girls' Varsity Basketball, Golf, Sophomore C lass President, Commissioner of Publicity, French Club Presi- dent, Student Council, Block L, French Club, Band III, A Capella Choir, Choir Club, Honor Roll, Homecoming Commit- tee, Biology, Music JWE, Band Club, Stage Band, Student Government

BUILDING a pyramid for the seniors in the Homecoming activities are Jamie Just, Eric Hudson, Jim Hopkins, Tom Patterson, Anthony Buckler, Kara Piantinida, Jenny Barr, Louann Enrico, and Chris Board-

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Juniors Capture First In Pyrdmid Race

Joel Acosta Michele Adams Paul Aiello Peter Aiello Maria Alcala Michael Allen May Ann Amba

Sandra Amende Christine Appleby Cheryl Archer Debbie Ard Alan Arendt Luis Arguelles Raymond Arroyo i

Rosemary Barajas Brett Barrett Rick Barroso Tricia Bella John Berg John Berlinn Laurie Bernal

WA VING victoriously after building a pyramid, the juniors are happy to capture first place in this competition.

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Craig Berry Kim Betz Jeff Bevill lube Biddle Richard Blakley Chuck Blevins Amber Bloodworth

Richard Bloomlield Anna Marie Boggs Dewayne Bonham Todd Boster Dianna Brandt Yvonne Branscum David Bristow

Debi Brockway Nelson Brooks JeH Brown Judy Byer Maria Cabada Cleotilde Caballero Melmda Cambra

Paul Carr Rich Carter Sherri Carter Gloria Castaneda

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And Chavez Martha Chavez Mark Cipponeri Kevin Clark Jenny Conn Daren Cornelius Michael Crain

Chris Crow Tma Day Sharon Dalratas Leland Dairatas Mario Delaqarza Julie DelBarba Gloria Delgado

Paul Dodge Greg Doench Luis Duarte Jeanean Duran Shellie Ediing Steven Everard Lourdes Fernandez

Stuart Findley Russell Fitzgerald Traci Fowler Jim Franke Brain Franklin Sheryl Frederick Danny Friedman

Dianne Frigard David Frizzell David Galbraith Mark Galbreath Tim Gallegos Nick Galvan Devonna Garcia

Susie Garcia Troy Garrett Jellery Geddes Mike Gianechini William GiHrow Gia Gilson Tma Gnintoli

Terry Glenn Nadma Gonzalez Saul Gonzalez Lisa Goodman Knsten Goostree Teresa Grabner

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Juniors Cheer Their Float During The Pdrdde

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Richard Grahn ChHy Graves lulie Greer Julie Gresho Glenn Groseclose Louie Grosse Mary Guerra

Carmen Guitron Rosa Guitron Johnny Guzman Kathy Halford Nancy Hall Jenny Halladay Patricia Hammers

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Becki Hastings

Julie Heitmeyer

Craig Hendrix

Paul Hennessey

Rosa Maria Hernandez

TWO guardian angels wish the JUNIORS show lots of homecom- iootball team good luck before a mg spirit by waving at the crowd game. in a truck.

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Junior Boy Helps Rdise Homecoming Spirit

Saul Hernandez Patty Hieb Richard Hinojos Ken Hobbs Susan Howell Joanna Howze Spencer Hyland

Andrea Ibarra Tim Jackson Irene Jimenez Jana Johnson Scott Joksch Craig Johcoeur Freddie Just

Carina Keeler Cara Kindt Diane Kiiene Edward Knecht Judy Knowles Bryan Krey Diane Kruger

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Tim Lockwood Lauren Lolrisco Mathew Lombard! Debbie Lopez Tern Lorenzetti Jose Loza Danette Lunslord

Sam Lyons Mike Mahoney Sam Maloney Pattie Marotz Alicia Marquez Ellen Martinez Joe Martinez

Gloria Martins Tami Martins Diana Masters Joycelyn Mattson Lynette Maurisco Kellie McCune Mike McGoveran

Kim McLain Kim McLaughlin Mike Mederos Richard Mendoza Silvia Mendoza Kim Miles Larry Moni

Daren Moore Alma Morales Fabiola Morales Carol Ann Morgan Ruben Munoz Lisa Murphy Michael Murphy

Jim Myers Bulmaro Narez Barbara Neely Pat Niemi Dino Novero James O'Bryan Rudy Ochoa

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Tmd Ochoa David Odum Beth Oliver Grade Ordaz Theresa Ornelas Diane Orozco Leticia Orozco

Aldma Oseguera Robert Page Syndy Parsons Jim Patterson Lester Paul Mike Pedersen Jimmy Pena

Karen Penn Teresa Perreira Laurette Perry Millie Petlil Brian Plechaty Letty Plitt Tony Ramirez

Lina Ramos Karen Randall Ken Reynolds Sherrie Reynolds Alex Rico Sheri Robbms Paul Robles

Alana Roderick Jenna Rodgers Miguel Rodriguez Felicia Rodriguez David Romer Krista Roenicke Louis Romano

Louisa Romano Dave Russo AlejandroU Sanabna Guillermo Sancen Michael Sanchez Laura Anne Sanchez Mary Sanchez

George Sanchez Avelino Sandoval Jeff Sapp James Schick Francisco Serrano Mark Shell Eddie Shelton

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Bobby Slandridge Todd Standndge Mike Stem James Slultz Katie Taylor Keith Thomas Linda Thomas

Mary Thomas Tammy Timms Ted Tipton Stephen Tognoli Hiedi Trefz Andy Tudhope Angela Turchie

CLASS OF 1983- Yvonne Branscum, trea- surer; Alana Roderick, vice-president; Mrs. Jeanne Glenn, advisor; Diane Kruger, secretary; Terry Glenn, president; Mr. Jerry Black advisor.

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Patfi Tuttle Kelly Tyler Joey Unpingco Bobby Urbano Mario Valenzuela Pat Vasta Marco Vega

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Jennifer Ann Villarreal Brent Walker Gerry Walters Lorraine Washburn Tami Weatherford Mike Wheeler Michelle White

Matt Wilgenbush Stephen Wind Tina Wood Stephen Zahn Luis Zepeda Sandra Zepeda

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Eddie Acasio Keith Ackerman Alejandro Alcazar Lourdes Alcazar Lisetie Alves Paula Amerson Tracy Anderson

William Anderson Came Andrews Missy Andneu Jose Angelas Steve Angela Raul Arroyos Lenny Baia

Bill Bakker Kim Barbadillo Tisha Barnes Marsha Barr Mike Barr Angel Barras Sam Banuelas

Michelle Basas Cindy Basile Melissa Batze Brien Baude Rod Belscher Aaron Benait Kris Berlinn

Darin Berumen Tanya Black Vickie Blevins Mark Bonham Donna Boyd Sheri Bradshaw Brian Brant

Leslie Brooks Chris Brawn Ty Brawn Ann Bush Carrene Butler Lisa Byer Leann Byran

Eva Cabada Mario Cabada Mandy Cambra Tom Campbell Connie Carreon Debra Carranza Troy Caraway

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Vdstd Ledds Sophomores For Second Time

Theresa Carter Monica Carvajal Mark Casey Yolanda Castanda Teresa Chavez Georgia Clark Mike Clement

James Clifton Annamarie Coelho Gustavo Colemenares Gina Cornelius Cyndi Cottrell George CraHy Marlin Crawford

Brent Cross Aixa Cosme Jamie Cuaresma Paul Cut mo Brian Dabalos Bill Davis Dana Davis

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Jim Davis Randy Davis Elhot Day Lisa deFremery Tom Del Barba David Dias Lupe Diaz

Raymundo Diaz Kimber Dittmore Brian Dodge Tammy Dollosso Dave Dozier Sally Duarte Greg Ernst

Mike Emerson Socorro Espindola Fred Evans Renee Evans Gloria Fajardo Rick Fisher Heidi Fleckinger

Corrine Fleming Kal Forsberg Kris Frigard Mike Fuller Kathy Gaddis Debra Galvan Lupe Galvan

Kristine Gamino Alberto Garcia Rebecca Garcia Regina Garcia Armando Gasca Tamnja Gay lames Gayer

Timothy George Matias Gomes Norbert Gonzales Gina Gonzales Graciela Gonzales Martha Gonzales Richard Gregorcyk

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Lesli Grivet Jose Guerrero Tim Guftey Karen Hall Leslie Hall Jim Halversen Paula Hanson

Roberta Hawthorn Dan Hawkms Christine Hawthorne Cindy Hawthorne John Hay Angie Hefner Michael Henderson

Michelle Henderson Richard Herrera Philip Herrick Lisa Herring David Hilburn Randy Hilliard Gregg HochderHer

Nancy Hoffhines Robyn Ho finer Barbie Hopper Tracy Hunt Mary Hyland Julie Jackson Donald James

Mickey Jepsen Manette Joksch Greg Jones Jaime Juarez Kevin Ketler Derald King Jerald King

Tanya Knoblauch Chris Kresky Shawna Lance Kim Larsen LaDonna Lasher Susan Lewis Richard Ligon

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Sophomore Girls 'Dress-up' For Pajamd Day

John Lombardi Roy Lopez Lisa Lovecchio Paul Madrid Vickie Madrid Matt Magee Chen Markey

Lori Marshall Troy Martin Aurora Martinez James Martinez Jerry Martinez Michelle Martinez Allen Masters

Mike Mayo Nicole Mc Arthur LucyAnn McCormick Patricia McCown Patrick McRetey Michaelio Mendoza Ken Miller

SHELLY PINKSTON and Amelia Pompa show their sophomore spirit m their pajamas.

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Class Of '84 Float Captures First, Again!

Kerry Miller Mike Miller Dan Mills Lupe Morales Martina Morales Mary Ann Moss Beatrice Munoz

Daryl Napier losefina Narez Jason Neely Lyn Nelson Shelia Newton Jell Nicholas Frank Nunes

Andrew O'Bryan David Olan Miguel Olioa Samuel Olivares Brian Oreglia Steve Orman Din a Orozco

SOPHOMORES show their class spirit by finishing what later became the first place float during the Homecom- ing parade: Gregg Hochderffer, Aimee Vasta, Mrs. Jean Noble, Gina Cornelius, and Mike Emersen.

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Luis Orozco Alma Ortega Mario Oseguera Claude Ourthiague Tammi Packo David Papini Allen Park

Beth Passey Ted Pastor Darren Patterson Karen Patterson Kip Patterson Tim Patterson Greg Payne

Joy Pearson Russell Pedersen Maria Perez Melissa Perry Mike Perryman Kim Philips Shannon Pierce

Shelly Pinkston Shannon Pee Valerie Poerio Amelia Pompa Vicki Porter Richard Pratt Angelica Ramirco

Jimmy Ramirez Juan Carlos Ramirez Teresa Ramos Sheila Reetz Denise Reinberg Lance Renart Javier Reynoso

Audra Ribeiro Crystal Ribeiro Kevin Richardson Sandra Lynn Riggio Linda Rivera Jose Rodriguez Maria Rodriguez

Mark Rodgers Scott Rowell Lisa Ruiz Maria Sancen Ralph Sanabria Ernie Sanchez Melinda Sanchez

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Gind Sdpp Debbie Sarabian Rocky Scado Sandra Scado Phil Scherzer Ted Sciodino John Scruggs

Brenda Secrest Kathy Selaya Jorge Serrando Donna Sheifield Glenn Shepherd Monica Sherman Desiree Short

Lance Shults Cathy Siino Lisa Silva Stephanie Silva Tony Sivera Mike Simanek Jennifer Simoni

SOPHOMORE CLASS members play in the water and mud that had collected around the first base on the Varsity diamond: They were tired of making flowers for their first place float for Homecoming.

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Michael Snyder Emerson Stitt Shelly St. John Lance Stornetia Dannette Siraub Shern Strickland Joseph Teixeira

Chuck Thomas Denise Thomas Rooney Thormahlen Becky Thorion Jim Thorpe Santos Tobar Ian Took

Derek Trost Tony Tuttle Roger Typpett James Tysinger Luz Valenzuela Aimee Vasta Theresa Vera

Cynthia Vega Angle Villapando Yvette White Cathy Whitmore Jessie Willis Christine Wilson Jeff Wood

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Bevill, King, Elkins Cheer On Freshmen

Veronica Aceues Craig Adams Ana Rosa Alcazar Theresa Altes Julie Anderson Gina Andronica Anna Mane Appleby

Leon Archer Phillis Arevalo Pedro Argueta AH redo Arroyos Linda Arroyos Kern Arruda Mark Aush

Stefanie Baer Edyth Baldwin Joseph Balocca Esther Barba Kevin Baremore Eva Becerra Craig Bell

FRESHMEN cheer- leaders are Melissa Bevill, Kim King, Sherri Elkins.

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Cindy Boudreau Keith Bough Jina Bowers Raymond Bruce Loren Braz Kim Brewer Jerry Burkhart

Nancy Burnett Lori Butler Melissa Cakebread Randy Calahan Manuel Cambra Matthew Carr Tammy Carranza

Jessie Carreon Peter Carvajal Yrma Castaneda Mike Castrucci Julie Chapm Randy Charlton Debra Chatman

Anthony Chavez Keith Chavez Donald Chedester Mike Chesser Mary Clark Tami Clark Noel Clement

David Clogston John Coelho Ignacio Colmenares Mark Conley Tina Coombes Eric Cordua Judy Crandell

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Billy Craw lord Bernardino Cruz Tina Cutino Tommy Derrik Laura Dessaussois Paul Dessaussois John Dias

Robert Dias Sharmel Dittmore Jon Dixon Jeff DougJity Billie Douglas Derek Eisenbeis Sherry Elkins

Jim Erickson Susan Ernst Maria Espindola Patricia Espinoza Ximena Espinoza Nicole Ealetti Robert Feit

Frank Felipe Juli Fisher Dannette Fitzgerald Scott Flechsing Greta Fleckmger Theresa Franks Kellie Frazer

Michael Fuhrman Jenelle Gallardo Rod Gallegos Irma Garcia Maria Garcia Bryan Garner Domingo Gasca

Rhonda Gay Deborah Gentry Debbie Geyser Bill Gill

Laura Goldman Gumaro Gomez Regina Gomez

Grimes Serves As Class Of '85 President

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Sheih Gonzalez Ely Gonzalez Robert Gonzalez Ruben Gonzalez Tony Graunstadt Kma Gray Robert Greer

Patrick Grimes Marissa Groves Lorena Guitron Charlie Haase Caree Hall Rhonda Haley Rebecca Hampton

Colleen Harris Melissa Harty Corinne Hasenpusch Kan Hefner Suzanne Henry Margaret Hernandez Cathy Hmojos

CLASS OF 1985- Advisor Chris Weber; Gina Andronica, Treasurer; Carla Lorenzetti, Secretary; Kma Gray, Vice- president; Patrick Grimes, President; Advisor Bruce Campion.

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Freshmen Girls Visit Friends Before School

Jeii Home Will Huber Jeff Huddlestan Debbie Hurst Colleen Hynes John Jackson David Jensen

Renee' Jessen Sheila Jessen Homer Johnson Jim Johnson Joyce Johnson Leondra Johnson Steve Judy

Nick Jungers Sabrina Kary Wendy Kendi Kim King Karla Kitterman Tammy Knorr Jenniier Kolkmann

ALLISON MARTIN and Lon Butler talk to friends before school

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Robert Liddington Tim Liddington Mike Ligon Joann Lineker Karla Lorenzetti Robert Lucena Daniel Luna

Steve Macy Jorge Magana Dawn Magnuson Colleen Mahoney Sean Maloon Debbie Margelony Mandy Marquez

Allison Martin Gma Martin Lisa Martin Edgar Martinez Marina Martinez Mark Martinez Tony Martinez

Lawernce Martins Tammy Matten Lynn McCausland Kelly McClellan Paul McCormick Theron McDaniel Barbara McKmney

Tom Mecham Melissa Miguel Con Miller Michelle Moody Consuelo Moore Patty Morales Troy Mount

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Audrea-Mia Murdoch Bonnie Nelson Mike Noble Harvey Norato Mike Nutt Evett Ochoa Mario Ochoa

Darrell Odell Jim Orcutt Victor Orduno Ronald Orman Eric Osbom Gina Owen Jeff Pace

Jonathan Pale David Parson Sharun Paririge Clayton Passey Robin Pastor Shannon Pastor Victor Pastrana

Janice Paulson Jill Paulson Dianna Pell Paul Penn Anthony Perry Dawn Perryman Mark Peters

Tami Piantanida Sam Piazza Natalie Podwys Heidi Poertner Melanie Potter Chris Powers David Price

Kelly Pugh Maureen Purcell Scott Quesada Luis G. Ramirez Lupe Ramirez Yolanda Ramirez John Ramos

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Mary Rodngues Tnsha Rogers Margie Romann Tame Roperi Vecky Rosm Diana Rowe Marni Russell

Mariann Salluce Silivd Sancen Rene' Sanchez Jim Sanders Sandra Santiago Shern Shackelford Senna Shanti

TINA CUTINO and Suzette Riley smile for the camera at the Barn Dance.

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Freshmen Girls Show Off Fancy Cowboy Hats

Jay Shelton Michelle Sherman Tami Sherman Cindy Simon Fred Simmons Doug Simpson Eric Simpson

Paula Sisneroz Robert Slater Daryl Smith Dennis Smith Dm Smith Todd Smith Wayne Smith

Adriann Solivan Robert S pence John Stead Jim Steelman Todd Stewart Michael S toner Raymond Stoner

TAMI SHERMAN and Tnna Bonham give their tickets to Mike Mahoney as they walk in to the Barn Dance

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Kim Vierra Paul Vonschopp Terri Wadnizak Malarie Ward Jeff Warner Tony Weatherford Micheal Weaver

Scott Wilgenbush Scott Wilker Curtis Wilkins Denise Williams Randy Wilson Tom Wilson Tina Wirth

Eric Wozniak Sheila Wozniak Daniel Zachatey Silva Zepeda Alices Zepeda Alicia Zesati Guillermma Zesati

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SPORTS

Walk With Us Through

With the announcement of the Yearbook Award for the outstanding senior male and female athletes of the year, the sports picture had come full cycle again. , /w . /^. lu Aytr\r^r.^

Clint Colhurn had an outstanding year both in football (receiver) and track (Meet of Champions on the 440yard relay team) and was announced as male athlete at the Awards Assembly on June 6 , , > , ,

Finishing a fantastic four-year sports involvement, three-sport athlete. Holly Mikkelsen was selected as female athlete of the year. Holly excelled in volleyball, basketball and softball and broke the single gamescormg record m basketball as a senior. Combining physical attributes with an outstanding personality and drive. Holly was truly one of the finest female athletes to graduate from Liberty. „ , . , „ , . ,1, , ^ Kj^r-th

North Coast was the key word as teams from wrestling, basketball and softball earned spots on the coveted North Coast Tournament schedule. Two wrestlers, Mario Ochoa and Anthony Orozco, earned second place finishes m the league meet and a trip to North Coast. After finishing a disappointing second in league the boys basketball team was awarded an "at-large" berth to North Coast where they were 1-1, losing to eventual State Champions Drake.

The varsity softball team had a ragged start but came on to win 14 straight league games, the championship and a trip to North Coast where they won their first contest only to fall in the second one the next day. Coached by Jerry Miller and John Pitau, the girls mowed down the opposition with monotonous regularity.

But it was with outstanding regularity that helped the girls junior varsity basketball and softball teams earn tremendous records and championships. Both teams did not not lose a single league garne. Coached by Laura Hamilton, the jv girls basketball team enjoyed a perfect league record on their way to their championship_But it was in jv softball thai perfection came to surface as Coach Rich Barrios guided the tearn to a 19-0 season. They never

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Coached by Athletic Director, Roy Ghiggeri, the boys had a good season but needed a victory m their final home game (and final game of the season) to share the co-championship. The game became a runaway as the other team outscored and led the Lions early and all of the first half In one of the greatest comebacks of all time, the jv. s kept their cool and inched their way to victory. How sweet it was when the final buzzer sounded and the coach and team errupted as they had pulled off a tremendous victory and co-championship.

Although the varsity baseball team struggled most of the season they did come up with another championship Led by Coach Jerry Black, the Lions were able to keep their composure in a ram-delayed Alhambra taster Tournament and win the championship game for the second straight year (three in the last four V^f^^-^

And the varsity volleyball team, coached by Mr^. Sue Churchill, shared the league championships with Acalanes. They were led by most valuable player Shannon Thomas and Captain Holly Mikkelsen. . ..^ n.r^n

Kenny Norris and Rickie Fisher vied for the number one spot on the golf team (with Norris winning) while Daren

Moore was the number one man on the tennis team. ^, , „,,, ^ o j „ =^

Climaxing the sports year was the announcement of David Carver as the Scholar-Athlete. David was an

outstanding trackster and enjoyed a fine average in the classroom. The award is presented annually by the

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NOW WALK WITH US THROUGH the pictures and actions of the 81- 82 sports season at Liberty.

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New Coach, Lilley, Guides FootbdU Team

COACHES Dale Manning and Jerry Lilley intently study the action on the held.

SKIRTING right end. Juan Chavez tries to outrun his Dons opponent at a home game.

CLINT COLBURN and Ron Enos, co-captains, walk out before the game for the coin toss. This action was captured during the Homecoming festivities. The Lions were unsuccessful against Campolindo.

VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM-TOP ROW: Coach Jerry Lilley, Cameron Chavez, Manuel Franco, Glenn Dejesus, Malcolm Kemp, Glenn Groseclose, Jeff Sapp, Stuart Fmley, Richard Blakely, Rich McCampbell, Clint Colburn, Coach Dale Manning, SECOND ROW: David Bristow, Fred Just, Tracy Hunt. Mike Simpson, Ron Enos, Steve Everard, John Last, John Berlin, John Ambrose, Alex Sanabria. BOTTOM ROW: John Salluce, Juan Chavez, Gilbert Gonzalez, Keith Thomas, Wall Matteri, David Olan, Matt Lombardi, Luis Diaz. Brent Cannon.

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TRYING TO ELUDE a tack- le, number 12, Juan Chavez lights to get away.

CONCENTRATING Quar- terback Stuart Finley is ready to unload the ball.

SPRINTING downfield Cameron Cha- vez outruns his tackle in a game against Acalanes.

HOLDING on to the ball Ron Enos waits lor the releree's call.

WATCHING the snap, receiver Rich McCampbell begins to spring downfield.

LIBERTY tacklers close down quickly on a Campolindo runner during the Homecoming Game played on Ohmstede Field.

IN DEEP THOUGHT about the action on the field, Jeff Sapp watches the game at home from the sidelines.

GOING in lor the tackle is Brent Cannon dnd Mike Simpson at a home game on Ohmstede lield. The Lions lost to Campo- lindo at Homecoming.

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RECEIVING a kick-off, Lupe Dias fieads DODGING two Acalanes players Mike Mill- up field befiind the blocking of Troy Mar- er, quarterback, tries to advance after a bust- tin ed play.

RUNNING BACK, Mike Clement, jogs COACH DENNIS HITCHENS, and on to the field at a home game against Carl Ditmars discuss their playing Acalanes. strategy on the field, during a time-out.

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]V Team Works Hard On Fundamentals

JV FOOTBALL TEAM- TOP ROW: Mike Miller. Mike Barr. Ken Miller, Kimber Ditmore, Rich Gregorcyk. Greg Payne. Richard Hinjos, Mark Galbreath. Carl Ditmars. Chris Berlmn. Coach Dennis Hitchens. SECOND ROW: Coach Mitch Ball, Jerry Martinez, Steve Haag, Brian Oraglia, Rickey Fisher. Jeff Wood. Mike Clement. David ILilburn. Lenny Balo. Leroy Defatus, Lupe Diaz. BOTTOM ROW: Dino Orozco, Troy Martin. George Craffery, Claude Curthiago. James Martinez. Mike Birge. Mark Casey.

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TACKLING an Acalances Don is one of Liberty's players, while a few other players try to secure the tackle.

PITCHING the ball out to a trailing half back. Mike Miller, quarterback, gets rid of the ball in a hurry.

COACH Mitch Ball and football player Troy Martin watch the action from the sidelines.

PUNTING the ball for the JV Football Team. Mike Clement tries to get his fellow players out of a hole.

FAKING the hand-off to Carl Ditmars is quarterback Mike Miller. Blocking for Mike IS Greg Payne against Campolindo.

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Frosh Dump Acalanes 20-2 To Open Season

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Tom Mecham, and Ross Farrow, Kim King, Sabrina Kerry, Noel Clement. Alameda player comes up to try to jar the ball loose. The Frosh were

playing this game at home.

FROSH FOOTBALL

SCOREBOARD

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ERTY OPPONENT Acalanes 2

20

12

Miramonte

18

6

Campolindo

16

7

Las Lomas

36

6

Alhambra

14

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FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW: Coach Greg Chapel, Scott^Wilgenbush, Keith Chavez, Tom Mecham, Craig Robbins, Scott Flexmg, Donald Chester, Paul Simoni, Mark Liddmgton, Matt Carr, Fred Simmons, Mark Peters, Eric Cardua, Ryan Berry. SECOND ROW: Coach Jose Oseguera, Drew Smith, jell Doughty, Mario Ochoa, Shawn Bell, Randy Wilson; THIRD RO W: Coach Tim Byers, Jerry Burkhardt, Ruben Gonzales, Peter Carvajal, Ray Cruz, Leon Archer, Rod Gallegos, Chris Berumen, Victor Orduno, Randy Callahan, Mike Ligon, Robert Slater, Frank Felipe, Tim Reagan, Coach Tim Zahn. BOTTOM ROW: Doug Simpson, Nick Jungers, Corkey Wilkens.Daryl ODell, Jon Ramos, Tom Wilson, Tim Liddmgton, Robert Liddington, Ron Turchie, Jeff Pace, Tony Martinez.

RON GALLEGOS stares into space in a mo- ment of reflection at a frosh football game played at home.

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GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: TOP ROW: Wendy Ashby, Susan West, Rosalie Cabral, BOTTOM ROW: Evette Orchoa, Chns Appelby.

VARSITY BOYS CROSS COUNTRY

SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY

OPPONENT

25

Foothill

32

34

Livermore

23

30

Antioch

29

34

Alcalanes

23

33

Campolindo

25

39

Miramonte

21

30

Alhambra

26

35

Las Lomas

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Livermore

20

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Antioch

16

47

Acalanes .

15

51

Campolindo

16

39

Las Lomas

19

48

Miramonte

15

39

Alhambra

19

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BOYS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM ■ TOP ROW: David Carver, Bill Johnson, Roger Short, Joel Acosta, Coach Keith Dawson. BOT- TOM ROW: Richard Mendoza, Jim Myers, Chris Kresky.

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Smith, Thomas Head Varsity Volleyball Team

VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM- Top Row: Manager Lmagh Clements, Chansse Frazier, Lma Ramos Terry Smith. Coach Sue Churchill Bottom Row: Alana Roderick, Holly Mikkelsen, Shannon Thomas, Yvonne Branscum, Linda Standridge.

HOLLY MIKKLESEN sets BLOCKING against up the ball for her team- Acalanes is outstanding mates to spike. Holly Mikkelsen.

ALL- LEAGUE volleyball player Shannon Thom- as stretches up to bump the ball back to her

BOTH Shannon Thomas and Terry Smith go up to block the ball against Acalanes.

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LINDA STANDRIDGE sets the ball deep in USING her height to good ad- CELEBRATING a well-earned CHARISSE FRAZIER watches the back court at a home contest in Stone- vantage, Shannon Thomas victory, the varsity team sur- Holly Mikkelsen slam one back barger Gym. serves a hard one. rounds their coach. across the net.

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*Granada

15/16

15/15

"Pittsburg

13/9

8/15/15

Miramonte

15/ 8/13

5/15/15

Campolindo

15/10/12

15/15

Las Lomas

5/12

12/ 6

Acalanes

15/15

15/15

Alhambra

5/4

5/15/ 6

Campolindo

15/13/15

15/15

Las Lomas

8/3

3/16/15

Acalanes

15/14/13

15/ 8/16

Alhambra

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SHANNON THOMAS, an all league selection this year, leaps high into the air to block a spike from her Acalanes opponent.

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JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM- TOP ROW: Maryann Hyland, Kathy Selaya, Coach Jo Tennant, Joyce Johnson, Nancy Burnett BOTTOM ROW: Laune Marshall Carmen Kouhestani, Lisa Byer. Marina Martinez, Monica Carvajal, Gloria Fajardo

MARYANN HYLAND set up the ball as the referee watches for a net viola- tion.

SPIKING the ball over the net, Monica Carvajal scores a point for the JV's.

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15/15 *Pittsburg

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10/15/15 *CalHomia

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15/15 "Antioch Jr. High 9/ 5 |

15/16 Miramonie

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15/15 Campolindo

9/11

15/15 Las Lamas

4/ 4

4/15/ 8 Acalanes

15/ 9/15

15/15 Alhambra

5/ 3

15/12/15 Miramonte

11/15/ 5

15/14/11 Campolindo

4/16/15-

15/15 Las Lamas

11/ 2

10/16/15 Acalanes

15/14/ 7

15/15 Alhambra

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TERRY GLENN puts it up as JEFF LASHER does a re- REYNOLDO CHAVAR- ARCHING high. David Wm- SHOOTING tom the top of the Matt Wilgenbush looks on. verse lay-up against Mira- ELLA watches as his shot is Ihrop pops a jumper for two key, Cameron Chavez tries two monte. blocked. points at home. more.

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BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - TOP ROW: Saul Gonzalez, Paul Robles, Reynold Chavarella. Cameron Chavez, Jell Lasher, David Galbraith, Matt Wilgenbush, Jeff Parks, David Wmthrop, Terry Glenn, Johnny Guzman, Gilbert Gonzalez, Francisco Serrano. BOTTOM ROW: Kevin Schwitters, Coach Jerry Miller, Sean Schwitters, Coach Robert Pato.

FORWARD David Galbraith uses his inside posi- tion to excellent advantage as he scores against Granada.

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, Matt Wilgenbush re- bounds inside against the Matadors m Stonebarger Gym.

BOYS VARSITY BASKETBALL

SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY OPPONENT

66

*Concord

59

63

'Granada

43

55

*Clayion Valley

69

77

'Pleasant Valley^

56

56

'Hiram Johnson

53

51

'American

52

59

'Pittsburg

45

66

'Tracy

53

59

'Livermore

40

74

'Dublin

59

58

'California

43

38

'Fremont Christian

57

68

'Manteca

62

56

'Oakland High

38

47

Alhambra

49

58

Miramonte

41

59

Las Lomas

46

64

Acalanes

53

49

Campolindo

44

46

Alhambra

41

52

Miramonte

55

71

Acalanes

51

62

Las Lomas

53

44

Campolindo

52

83

Campolindo

63

50

Miramonte

46

44

Miramonte

45

43

* 'Piedmont

36

57

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GILBERT GONZALEZ arches the ball over his Granada opponent's out- stretched hands at home.

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JV's Win Championship With Final Gdme

WATCHING Mike Miller going up for two is d Granada opponent and Jim Penna

TRYING to keep the ball away from his Gra- SHOOTING from the side of the court is Mike Clement, nada opponent is the only freshman player at a home match. Mike and the rest of the team had a Scott Wilgenbush. good year.

GOING up for two is Jim Penna, while Mike Clement and some Granada players watch.

TRYING to add two more points to the score board is Al Garcia, while Mike Miller and a Granada player watch the ball

BOYS JV BASKETBALL

SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY OPPONENT

41

*Aunador

42

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*Concord *Granada

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49

*Clatyon Valley

44

44

*Pittsburg

59

50

*San Ramon

35

50

*Logan

43

37

*Moreau

77

38

*Livermore

30

60

*Manteca

48

47

*Oakland High

54

62

Alhambra

28

46

Miramonte

38

49

Las Lomas

40

48

Acalanes

50

51

Campolindo

59

68

Alhambra

56

66

Miramonte

44

66

Acalanes

58

37

Las Lomas

33

52

Campolindo

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JV BASKETBALL TOP ROW: Coach Roy Ghiggeh, Jim Penna, Rick Fisher. Miguel Oliva, Al Garcia, Scott Wilgenbush, Mike Miller, Avelino Sandoval, Mike Clement, Raul Arroyos, Brian Dodge. BOTTOM ROW: Mario Oseguera, Ted Sciortino, Mark Casey, George Serrano.

MIKE MILLER, shoots GOING up for two is while Mario Oseguera Jim Penna while #44 watches. from Granada touls.

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CHRIS SCHENDEL arches a high jumper CHRIS BERUMEN shoots up a jumper CONTROLLING the jump ball tip, Matt Carr bats the ball Irom the top of the key and over a lunging (or two points. Other frosh players toward one oi his teammates. This action was at home. Matador. block out.

JOHN DIXON passes off to a teammate and moves to set up a play; the frosh won four.

TRYING to fake out his Miramonte opponent, Chris Beru- men looks for an open man.

Berumen, Coelho Pace Frosh Team

CHRIS BERUMEN slides by a Mir- ALL EYES watch the (light of amonte player for a short jump the tipped ball m Stonebarger shot. Gym.

JOHN COELHO puts up a lay-up MATT CARR waits for for two points at home against Mir- someone to break open amonte. to pass to at home.

MA TT CARR signals to Chris Schendel to pass him the ball as the rest of the team watches from the bench.

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DEBBIE GEYSER puts up the ball in an effort to score over a blocking Acalanes player, at home.

ACALANES players arrive too late as Val- erie Poerio pops a little short jumper in for two points.

SHANNON THOMAS, captain winner, shows fine form as she out hustles her opponents for two.

GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: Tavane Mason, Diana Brandt, Debbie Geyser, Jenna Rodgers, Valerie Poerio, Shannon Thomas, Holly Mikkelson, Angie Gallegos, Rosalie Cabral, Judy Byer, Coach John Rodgers.

VALERIE POERIO shoots from the side as Rosalie Cabral checks the position of the Mir- amonie center.

BRINGING the ball up court, Judy Byer checks out the zone defense of the Miramonte Matadors.

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Mikkelsen, Thomds Share Top Varsity Honors

MOST VALUABLE PLAYER, Holly Mikkelson struggles to shoot against her much taller opponent. Holly set a single game scoring record with 27 points.

VIRTUALLY SURROUNDED by the Miramonte Matadors. Shannon Thomas grimaces as she shoots for two points. Shannon was selected as captain.

DEBBIE GEYSER, the only freshmen EVERYONES' EYES are on the ball

on the varsity team, drives hard as Liberty hopes for a basket and

against her Acalanes opponent. The Miramonte waits for a rebound. "Flash" worked hard.

JENNA RODGERS, daughter of the varsity coach, carefully concentrates as she manuevers around her opponent.

HOLLY MIKKELSON looks pained as she has no shot and needs an outlet with no teammates m sight.

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TAMMY TIMMS jumps up and starts to shoot for 2 while Gma Gonzales and their Acalanes oppo- nents watch.

TAMI MATTERI shoots for two as her Acalanes' opponent goes down the court for a possible rebound.

GINA GONZALEZ dribbles down court against Acalanes as Tammy Mat- teri sets up.

SHOOTING from the side is Con Mill- er while Laura Goldman and Acalanes players wait.

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MOST IMPROVED PLA YER lor the ]Vs. Laura Gold- LAURA GOLDMAN shoots lor two as the JV girls go CHRIS APPLEBY watches the center lor an man jumps lor the rebound as Nancy Sizemore looks on undeleated and won the Championship outright this open player to pass to against the Acalanes at home. season. Dons.

OUTHUSTLING her Acalanes Dons opponents. Crystal Ri- beiro takes the ball all the way in lor two-points lay-up.

CORl MILLER goes between two opponents as she shoots one ol her patented short jumpers.

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TRYING to take his man down for points Roger ANTHONY OROZCO tries to roll his oppo- LEONARD POMPA tries to escape from a leg Sfiort grasps a wrist and elbow at the league nent over and pm him as the referee intently hold as he struggles to wrestle his league oppo- meet. watches the action. nent to the mat.

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Orozco, Ochod Earn North Coast Berths

WRESTLING TEAM-TOP ROW, Coach Greg Chappel, Richard Blakley , Eddie Shelton, John Stead, Leonard Pompa, Glen Grosclose, Malcolm Kemp, Rodger Short MIDDLE ROW: Manuel Franco, David Hilburn, Anthony Orozco, Rod Gallegos, Darrel Vegas, Walt Matteri, Richard Grahn. BOTTOM ROW: Jay Shelton, Darrel Odell, Angel Barros, Mario Ochoa, Ron Turchie, David Parsons, Rodney Thormelen, Scott Joksch.

ANGEL BARROS puts an arm and head hold on his opponent as he works lor the pin and another victory.

ROLLING his opponent, Glenn Grosclose tries for a near pin to earn points.

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MARIO OCHOA earns points for a escape in the league finals at Li- berty.

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VARSITY TRACK SCOREBOARD

Liberty

58 *Livermore 7(_ 73 *Foothill & Logan 53/44

73 Campohndo 63

57 Los Lomas 78

69 Miramonte 66

76 Alhambra 59

50 Acalanes 85

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RICHARD HINOJOS leads Kevin Morrow MARLIN CRAWFORD leaves the blocks at by almost a full hurdle as both trail against the start of the 220. Marlin had a line year in Acalanes. track.

DA VID CARVER paces ANTHONY BUCKLER flies himself m the mile run at through the air in the long home. jump.

VARSITY TRACK TEAM TOP ROW-Coach Keith Dawson, Butch Thurlow, Marlin Craw- ford, Richard Hmojos, Tom Friday, Spencer Hyland, Richard Mendoza, SECOND ROW- Darren Hanson, Kevin Morrow, Mark Shell, John Ambrose, Jim Myers, David Carver, Clint Colburn. BOTTOM ROW-Anthony Buckler, Juan Chavez, Coach Homer Briseno.

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SCOREBOARD

Liberty

42

*Livermore

88

26

*FoothiIl & Logan

57/86

27

*Antioch Jr. High

91

62

Campolindo

74

56

Las Lomas

75

24

Miramonte

111

48

Alhambra

'88

34

Acalanes

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DAVID ROBERTS clears the low CLAUDE OURTHIAGUE clears the MARK PETERS warms up hurdle in this 70 yard race at home. low hurdle and tries to catch his Aca- throwing the discus at an away

lanes opponent. track meet.

FROSHSOPH TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW-Coach Keith Dawson. Mark Peters, Matt Warner, Troy Mount, SECOND ROW-David Dias, Randy Wilson, David Roberts, Nick lungers, Craig Simmons, Mike Noble, Steve Macey, Mike Birge, Lupe Diaz, BOTTOM ROW-Mike Blubaugh, Tony Martinez, Gregg Hoch- derlier, Jerry Martinez, Coach Homer Briseno, Claude Ourthiague.

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Girls' Track Team Wins 5, Loses 3

DIANA BRANDT shows great concen- tration as she tries to pick up ground against Acalanes.

GIRLS TRACK

SCOREBOARD

LIBERTY OPPONENT \

43

*Livermore

83

51

* Foothill /Logan

10/88

33

*AntJoch Jr. High/ Park

74/47

26

Campolindo

91

19

Miramonte

103

65

Las Lomas

61

78

Alhambra

43

42

Acalanes

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GIRLS' TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW-Coach Keith Dawson, Susan West, Kris Frigard, Kim Vierra, Jenniler Kuhn, Mariana Martinez, Vickie Blevms, Dianna Brandt, Yvette Ochoa. SEC- OND ROW-Rosahe Cabral, Amelia Pompa, Sunny Pisenti, Dannette Lunshrd, Bonnie Nelson, Sally Duarte. BOTTOM ROW-Connie Carreon, Kim Leeper, Coach Homer Briseno, Crystal Ribeiro.

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DIANNA BRANDT tries to make up ASSISTANT COACH. Homer Bn- CLEARING the hurdle, Yvette TALKING about their events ground in this running event at an seno chats with some girls at an Ochoa concentrates on the next are a tew ol the members ol the away meet. away meet. one. girls track team.

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TONY AMARAL takes a lew GREG DOENCH scratches his WAITING lor the pitch, Mario DeLaGarza intently studies the opposing warm-up tosses as Kirk Shanks head as CliII Graves moves back to pitcher. The highlight ol the varsity season was a second straight first place waits at third. his position at short. finish in the Alhambra tournament.

VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW -Steve Everard, Kirk Shanks, Reyn- old Chavarella, Eric Weeks, Keith Thomas, Terry Glenn, Mike Mederos. BOTTOM ROW-Iimmy Pena, Cliff Graves, Greg Doench, Vernon Fajardo, Tony Ramirez, Tony Amaral, Mario De LaGarza, Coach Jerry Black.

WITH A MAN ON FIRST Tony TONY RAMIREZ takes a minute to Amaral is forced to pitch from catch his breath shortly after reach- the stretch position. ing second.

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KEITH THOMAS takes a slight lead oil first and watches the pitcher carefully. Keith plays catcher and had reached base with a sharp single against top-ranked Campolmdo.

THROWING the ball to hrst during COACH JERRY BLACK signals warm-ups is Mario DeLaGarza at what he wants the batter to do home. next.

MIKE MEDEROS waits "m the hole" lor his turn to bat against Campo- lindo.

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COACH VIC THORNHILL intently watches the action GOING high into the air. Mark Casey RALPH SANABRIA comes m with a good fast from his third base position. Vic coaches the jv's and takes a throw from his left fielder as Darin t)aU on the Lions' home diamond. The jv's teaches at Edna Hill. Berumen watches. had a tough season.

MIKE MILLER takes the throw at first DA VID OLAN checks the signals with

». base to keep the Acalanes opponent Mr. Vic Thornhill at his third base ■ ; from getting on. coaching position.

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MIKE CLEMENT stands near first base and BA TTER and pitcher watch the ball. Ralph Sana- PITCHING (ram the stretch with a runner on '"^'^^ °^^'' '^® signals with David Olan who is bria throws hard as the j.v. s play on the varsity first, Ralph Sanabna concentrates on getting the ^^^"^'3 as coach. diamond,

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Varsity Captures FAL Championship

WALKING over to Alana Roderick to discuss the THROWING to her next batter is Alana Roder- umpire s last call are Shannon Thomas, Holly Mikkel- ick, while Shannon Thomas gets ready for the sen, and Chris Appleby. ball.

VARSITY pitcher Alana Roderick waits to throw her next pitch to her new batter.

SLIDING into home. Holly Mikkelsen scores another run lor the Lions. Alter a poor start the girls came on strong winning 14-in-a-row in league to capture the FAL Championship. They earned an outright berth to North Coast where they won their first game but fell to Manna m the second contest.

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GINA GONZALEZ fires an underhand pitch as third Ik baseman Nancy Burnett prepares {or a possible bunt. ,.. " '{>. ,^,-.

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SHORTSTOP Debbie Geyser keeps alert as an oppos- ing teammate waits (or a chance to steal to third base.

CENTER FIEER Kim King catches a fly ball with hopes of making a good throw back to the mfield.

SLfDJNG on a steal to second base Lisa Byer J. V. SOFTBALL players walk to congratulate passes through two rivals. the other team for a well played game.

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JV GIRLS congratulate Los Lomas for playing a swell game which the Knights lost by nine runs.

LISA BYER and Gina Sapp and other players watch the game from the side- lines.

POINTING to the base runner to hold up at third is Coach Rich Barrios.

CHRIS KOWASKI pitches a fast ball as Lisa Byer watches for the flatter to hit the ball and watching the runner on first.

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DEREK EISENBEIS reaches out to return 6 high bouncer. This action was captured on the Lion s home court.

TIM HALLADA Y slams a serve cross-court on his ONE of the four left-handed players on the first try and then moves to receive the anticipated team, Greg Jones leaves his feet to return a return. serve.

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DEREK EISENBEIS and Greg Jones ham it up for the DAREN MOORE returns the ball with a nice annual staff photographer before a home match. back hand. Daren was the number one player

on the team.

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GOLF COACH, Herb Scott, lias a short iron in his hand as he walks up to the sixteenth green for his second shot.

KENNY NORRIS follows through as he blasts his way LINING up putts on seventeen are Coach Herb out of a sand trap on the eighteenth hole at Bethel Scott, Rickey Fisher and Kenny Norris. Island.

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WATCHING Coach Scott keep his head down as he tees off on 16 is Rickey Fisher.

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BRIAN BA UDE watches the Bight of his ball as he comes out of the trap nicely at the 1 1th green.

CHIPPING, Rickey Fisher watches to see where his ball will land at the Lion 's home course.

BRIAN BA UDE watches as his ball drops for a nice putt of seven feet on the 1 1th tor a sa vmg par.

KEEPING his head down, Brian Baude nego^ AFTER sinking his putt on 11, Kenny Norris, the tiates a short chip on ^12 on the back nine at number one man on the golf team; prepares to move B-^- to the 12th tee.

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Mdrtinez Assists With Rally Squad

VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: Veronica Torres, Margur- JULIE BIDDLE and Tern CAUGHT in a

ita N'ercado, Deneen Keeney, Julie Winthrop, Gia Gil- Lorenzetii play Guardian reflective mood is

son. Angels. Deneen Keeney.

MASCOTS, Chants Kurtz and POSING before the Homecom- Terri Lorenzetti, ride a motorcycle mg Poster are the Varsity at a football game. Cheerleaders.

SHELIA PERKINS, Julie Kalinowski and Kathy Perez help cheer the seniors on at The Homecoming Rally.

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JULIE HEITMEYER, Patty Marotz, and Jenni Conn hold up the victory sign at the conclusion of the Homecoming Rally where Ruben Garcia was crowned King.

MAJORETTES lor the Liberty Union High School Marching Band are Cindy Price, Teresa Carter, Stephanie Silva and Debbie Hurst posed in the band room.

RESTING at the halltime ol a irosh basketball game in Stonebarger Gymnasium are their cheerleaders Kim King and Melissa Bevill.

SHELL Y PINKSTON Gina Gonzales, and Paula Amerson show their spirit m front of the sophomore section at the conclusion of the Home- coming Rally.

SONGLEADERS ■ TOP ROW: Patty Marotz, Jenni Conn, Julie Kalmowski; SECOND ROW: Juhe Heitmeyer; BOTTOM ROW: Nadma Gonzales, Shelia Perkins.

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DRESSED in fiery gold dresses the four majorettes flash the victory sign at the Homecoming Game on Ohmstede Field.

JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - TOP ROW: Tom Campbell, Paula Amer- son; BOTTOM ROW: Kris Frigard, Shelly Pmkston, Shawna Lance.

SHELLY PINKSTON and Paula Amerson strike a pretty pose for the annual staff photographer m Stonebarger Gym.

MASCOTS: Chants Kurtz and Tern Lor- enzetti pose in the Brentwood City Park for Don Barrios.

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MARGARITA MERCADO and Gia Gilson smile hap- pily during a home football contest on Ohmstede Field.

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Rally Squad Members Attend Camp In Santa Cruz

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ALL TOGETHER, the Rally Squad members pose on the jungle gym at the Brentwood City Park.

CAPTURED in a reflective mood, Tern Lorenzetti stares into space as she waits for the pro to take her formal picture.

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ACTIVITIES

Homecoming was the highlight of the year while the Barn Dance was the most popular activity lor fall semester. But it was the Soph Hop/Junior Prom that saw beauty in the students.

The Homecoming tradition was strengthened further this year as Ruben Garcia was crowned king during the Rally and Wendy Ashby was announced as queen at halitime ceremonies. The other lour top girls were Charisse Frazier, Angle Gallegos, Holly Mikkelsen, Shannon Thomas, while Chante Kurtz, Sheila Bacchini, Kathy deFre- mery, Nancy Gemetti, and Deneen Keeney rounded out the court. Float winners were announced as: First- Class of 84, Second-Class of 83, Third-Class of 82. The junior Class captured the most points and won the Spirit Trophy. As usual we had a week on contests and activities during Homecoming that helped keep spirits high.

The formal and semi-formal dances. Soph Hop/Junior Prom and Senior Ball, brought out the best in most students as they dressed up and had a good time. The Senior Class of 82 held their Senior Ball at the Turf Club. With the theme 'Sweet Dreams" the seniors employed a DJ for part of the dance and the band Metro for the other. Decked out in tuxedos and long dresses, the seniors enjoyed good food, good music, and good company.

The Classes of 83 and 84 chose 'Fantastic Voyage" as its theme and turned the Cafeteria complex into a delightful area for dancing and visiting. The top candidates for Soph Hop King and queen were David Hilburn, Mario Oseguera, Claude Ourthiague, Dion Orozco, Mike Miller, Manette Joksch, Aimee Vasta, Shelley St.John, Shelly Pinkston, and Toni Campbell. Shelly St.John and Mike Miller were announced as the winners.

The following were announced as Senior Awards winners on June 6th during the Awards Assembly: Alice Adams, Cal Grant B, Brentwood Women 's club Scholarship; Milargros Argueta, Cal Grant B; Wendy Ashby, LUHS Memorial Scholarship; Pamela Barbe, Delta Art Award, Brentwood Women 's Club art Award; Jennifer Barr, Jenny Lind Vocal Award, B of A Achievement Award; Kevin Bell, DVC Physical Science Scholarship; Tawn Berg, LUHS Memorial Scholarship; Troy Berg, B of A Achievement Award; Joseph Borges, B of A Achievement Award; Anthony Buckler, B of A Achievement Award, Alex Chaverella Memorial Scholarship; David Carver Brentwood Lions' Club "Pat Callaghan" Award, B of A Achievement Award, Brentwood Lions' Scholar- Athlete Award, LUHS CSF Scholarship, Tom Milan Memorial Scholarship; Jose Castillo, B of A Achievement Award, Cal Grant B, Cal Grant A. LUHS Science & Technology Scholarship; Rosalva Ceja, Mexican Benevolant Scholarship; Cherie Christlock, B.I. Women 's Club Scholarship; Tammy Clark, Edward and Elizabeth Conner Scholarship; Sharon Cochran, B of A Achievement Award, LUHS General Scholarship; Clinton Colburn, Yearbook Athlete of the year; Kandoline Coleman, Edward and Elizabeth Conner Scholarship, B.L Lioness Scholarship; Santa Cruz, Cal Grant b; Kathyryn deFremery, Cal. Women for Agriculture Award; Oakleys Women's Club Edith DalPorto Memorial Scholarship; Patrick Emerson, Oliver Bascom Memorial Award; Anna Felipe, Flor Do Oakley Portuguese Scholar- ship; Jodi Finister, Shorthand Award; Cathy Franklin, Scholarship Cup, B of A Achievement Award; Charisse Frazier, Eddie Garcia Memorial Scholarship; Angle Gallegos, Daughter of the American revolution Good Citizen Award, LUHS Associated Students Leadership Scholarship; Ruben Garcia, Cal School Employ. Association Liberty Chapter #2^ Scholarship; Mark Giannini, John Philip Souza Award, Best Thespian of the year, B of A Achieve- ment Award; Richard Hart, Perfect Attendance 4 years Award; Sheri Heib, Dennis Main Memorial Scholarship; James Hopkins, Elks National Foundation "Most Valuable Student" Scholarship, Flor Do Oakley Portuguese Scholarship; Eric Hudson, Cal Grant B, LUHS Associated Students Leadership Scholarship, Class of 79 Active student Scholarship, Flor Do Oakley Portuguese Scholarship; Christina Jefferson, L.E.A. Scholarship; Olivier Jimenez, Cal Grant B, Los Charros Scholarship; Scott King, Best Thespian of the Year Award, B of A Achievement Award; Mark Lombardi, Perfect Attendance, 4 years; Johnny Looney, Amador/Livermore ROP Outstanding Achievement Plaque; Karen Marquez, Cal Grant B; Joel Martinez, Cal Grant B; Jose Martinez, Cal Grant B; Tavane Mason, L UHS Memorial Scholarship; Margarita Mercado, L UHS Memorial Scholarship; Holly Mikkelsen, Yearbook Athlete of the year. Class of 78 Active Student Scholarship; Antonio Narez, Cal Grant B; Thomas Patterson, E.C.C. Soroptimist Citizenship Award, Cal. Newspaper Publishers Award, LUHS General Scholarship; Craig Pederson, LUHS Science & Technology Scholarship, Brentwood Rotary Club Scholarship; Jil Peters, B of A Achievement Award; Donna Price, Edward and Elizabeth Conner Foundation Scholarship; Alfredo Rico, Delta Art Association Award, B of A Achievement Award, LUHS Memorial Scholarship; John Salluce, Charles Grigsby Memorial Scholarship; Pedro Sanabria, Cal Grant B; Louis Sanchez, Best Bandsman of the year; Steve Suniga, Delta Art Association Award; Shannon Thomas, Graves' Brothers Memorial Scholarship; Timothy Toon, Perfect Attendance 1 year; Veronica Torres, B of A Achievement Award, LUHS General Scholarship; Kerry Trueman, B of A Achieve- ment Award, Marthe Vaissade, William Shakespeare Award, Best Thespian of the year Award, B of A Achievement Award; Lupe Vargas, Cal Grant B. Comite Civico Patriotico Scholarship; Susan West, Shorthand Award; Stacy Wilker, Delta Art Association Award; David Winthrop, Cal Grant A; Jeanne Wong, B of A Achievement Award, LUHS CSF Scholarship, Tom Milan Memorial Scholarship, Cal. Alumni Association Scholarship; Luz Zepeda, Shorthand Transcription Award, Cal Grant B.

Finishing the school year was Graduation on June 11 that 6 p.m. on Ohmstede Field, as 281 seniors bid farewell to Liberty. Top Graduates were Tawn Berg, valedictorian, and Sharon Cochran, salutatorian, while Christine Board- man was student speaker.

WALK WITH US THROUGH THE ACTIVITIES THAT WERE ENJOYED SO MUCH THIS YEAR.

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Lorenzetti Earns Crown At Barn Dance

TAKING tickets a/ the door at the Barn Dance is Mike Ma- honey.

DAVID ROAMER and Roger Short take Sheila Bacchmi to hay pile.

MIKE WHEELER and Clint Colburn carry Wayne Lynch to the hay pile.

MARY HYLAND and Vicki Ma- drid carry a triend toward the piles ol straw.

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JULIE BIDDLE gives Terri Lorenzetti a corsage. Terri Loren- zetti was this year's FFA sweetheart at the Barn Dance.

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MIKE MURPHY (M.C.) talks to Campolindo's bottom 10 Bettie.

POSING with the king is last year's king, Dmo Melgoza and Paula Lorenzetti with Grand Marshall, Mr. Bill Snow.

KING Ruben Garcia and queen, Wendy Ashby, and her court Char- isse Fraziec, Angie Gallegos, Shannon Thomas, and Holly Mikkelsen.

GUARDIAN ANGELS Tern Lorenzetti and Julie Biddle sing to the football players at the Homecoming Rally.

HOMECOMING'S Top Ten rock out to the sounds of the Liberty band before being escorted to their seats.

FRESHMEN CLASS members show great enthusiasm during the Home- coming Rally.

Garcia, Ashby Reign As Homecoming King, Queen

wow. Look at all those babes decked out OUR teachers try to build a pyramid in tuxedos just before the rally on Home- on Ohmstede Field during the Home- coming Day. coming Events.

JULIE KALINOWSKI Gia Gilson RUBEN GARCIA and Wendy and Paula Amerson lead cheers Ashby pose lor the photographers during the parade. on Homecoming Night.

SURROUNDED by all ol the lootball teams, the top ten boys wait (or the King to be announced at the Homecoming Rally by the Grand Marshall, Mr Bill Snow.

DEBBIE GEYSER and others show their spirit by singing the Liberty school song to conclude a line Homecoming Rally lor 1981.

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'Sweet Dredms' Sets Scene For Senior Ball

SHANNON THOMAS sits on her date's lap, EVERYONE seems to be enjoying themselves Mike loksch, and enjoys herself at the Senior at the Senior Ball held at Golden Gate Fields Ball. in Albany.

DANCING close togeth- TERESA WETZEL is er IS Jeanne Wong and shown walking in Eddie Philpot. with her date.

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DIANE STRUNK and her date KICKING BACK after a few strike up a romantic pose while dances are Donna Price, Chuck slow dancing. Carman, Susan Smith, and Dan

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JOHN SALLUCE and Janine Ornelas dance to the music being played by the band, Metro, at the Turl Club.

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ENTERING the Soph-Hop-Ju- nior Prom Is Mario Osegurera and Audra Ribeiro.

COUPLES enioy the slow dancing at the Sophomore Hop Junior Prom.

MARK SHELL and his date receive leis at the dance. The theme was Fan- tastic Voyage.

GLENN GROSECLOSE adjust Keith Thomas' tie just before taking pictures.

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Miller, St. John Capture Soph King, Queen

ENJOYING dancing is HUGGING this year's new

Mark Giannini and queen, Shelley St. John, is

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and David Hilburn. BOTTOM ROW Shelley St. John, Aimee' Vasta, Tom Campbell, Manette Joksch, Shelley Pmkston, announcing is last year's queen and king Tina Giunfoli and Clttl Graves.

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queen and king, Shelley St. John and Mike MiU-

POSING together for pictures, is Mike Miller and Shel ley St. John, the 1982 Sophomore Hop King and Oueen.

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Shepherd Is Honored As Star Chapter Farmer

GLEN SHEPERD the FFA Reporter {or 1981-82 receives the coveted Star Chapter Farmer award irom his Advisor, James Plato at the annual parent-member dinner m May.

KATHY DEFREMERY re- ceives her retiring presi- KERRY TRUEMAN, Mary Ann Hyland and Shannon Pierce dent plaque from Shelia help issue Chapter Farmer Degrees to members who earned Bacchini m the Cafeteria. them.

OFFICERS for 1982-83, headed by Kim FFA MEMBERS serve the dinner to guests

Leeper, president, pose for a formal picture at and farmers. The dinner featured barbequed

GLEN SHEPERD receives his title and is told his the banquet. chicken and salad.

obligations as next years vice president.

STANLEY PERRIERA receives a Community Service at the banquet. For years Stan has helped barbeque at these dinners.

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PATRICIA ESPANOZA receives her Greenhand certificate from Shannon Pierce. The Greenhand certificate is issued to all first year Future Farmers of America members.

FFA ADVISOR, Don Lopez, poses with Carmen Radetic and Kim Leeper alter dinner in the cafeteria area.

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HELPING Daren Moore out, with balloons and other prizes is CSE member Teresa Grabner

UNA RAMOS, the clown, paints a pa- tient little girl's face at the carnival.

LOOKING unhappy and all alone is John Salluce, the lonely clown.

DISHING m goldhsh into a JOHN COELHO'S sister whis- plastic bag lor prizes is Terry pers in his ear at the clown Glenn and Jell Bevill. board toss.

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CSF Entertains Little Ones At Carnival

lEFF BROWN and Daren Cornelius have some fun setting up ping pong balls and checking cork guns.

LOOKING happy and alive is Shan- TOM PA TTERSON watches a little girl play non Thomas, with her two red and yel- happily with a big balloon at the carnival. low balloons.

MIKE MAHONEY stretches CHRISTY JEFFERSON and Kim balloons lor Donna Price to Boudreau help man the prize blow up. booth at the carnival.

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DRUMS-TOPROW: Pat Main, Roger Short, Mark Giannmi. BOTTOM ROW: Don James. Claude Ourthiague, David Rob- erts.

WOODWINDS-TOP ROW: Richard Hmojos, Wallace Jones, Julie Kalmowski, Shirley Smith, Chris Gamino, Robin Pastor, Paul VonSchopp. SECOND ROW: LaDonnaLasher, Valerie Poerio, Tnna Bonham, Heidi Poertner, Kevin Morrow, Jenny Halladay. BOTTOM ROW: Melinda Sanchez, Julie Fisher, Melissa Bevill, Deneen Keeney, Laura Dessaussois, Kina Gray.

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DRUM MAJOR Tom Patterson has the Liberty pep band playing m Stonebarger Gymnasium during a rally.

BRASS-TOP ROW: Jim Frankie, Bill Davis, Kevin Brown. SECOND ROW: Louis San- chez, David Wmthrop, Ty Brown, Chris Berumen. BOTTON ROW: Desiree Short, Shelley St. John, Ed Knecht, Rick Carter.

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Band Presents Light Show At Half -Time

SAXOPHONES- Tom Patterson, Kevm Morrow, leU Wood, Esther Labdnon, Dennis BRASS-TOP ROW: Anthony Buckler, Tom Friday, Darren Combs, Jenny Barr, Ron Tiongo. McDaniels, Chris Boardman BOTTOM ROW: Brian Franklin,

Judy Byers, Kip Patterson, Rick Gregorcyk.

MR. ALLEN JONES directs the Liberty MARCHING down the field while Performing DRUM MAJOR Tom Patterson leads the band marching band during half-time of a home one of many songs that Liberty plays is the marching across Ohmstede Field for half- time game. marching band. activities.

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TOP ROW: Greg Ernst, David Watt. Mike Murphy, Jeff Wasilchen. SECOND ROW: Mark Shell, Craig Linden, Chris Kresky, Marty Thomas, BOTTOM ROW: Tom Der- rick, Jason Neely, Chris Serrato.

TOP ROW: Joanna Howze, Shelley St. John, Deneen Keeney, Jenny Barr, Donna Kollar, Advisor Susan Stuart. BOTTOM ROW: Katie Taylor, Lisa Marchi, Allison Kowalski, Tnsha Bello, Diane Kliene.

JUST ARRIVING to school m the morning is Mrs. Susan Stuart, the music teacher and advisor.

POP CHORUS: TOP ROW: Shern Strickland, Cindy Price, Kelley Tyler, Connie Lathrom, Marty Thomas, Mark Shell, David Watt, Jeff Wasilchen, Craig Linden, Tami Dickey, Chris Kresky, Mike Murphy. SECOND ROW: Donna Boyd, Pat Tuttle, Karen Randall, Christine Donahoe, Sherrie Reynolds, Barbara McKmney, Renee Jesson, Dannette Lunsford, Greg Ernst, Tom Derrick, Chris Serrato, Patti Hieb. THIRD ROW: Susan Smith, Barbie Hopper, Marsha Barr, Peggy Piazza, Teresa Frank, Audra Ribeiro, Denise Williams. Barbara Nelley, Dan Davis. BOTTOM ROW: Rhonda Allen, Paula Hanson, Sharon Holtsman, Tina Wood, Jason Neeley, Roberta Hawthorne.

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POP CHORUS-TOP ROW: Karen Randal Patty Hieb, Sherrie Reynolds, Renee Jesson, Barbara McKmney, Tami Dickey. BOTTOM ROW: Ro- berta Hawthorn, Teresa Frank, Marsha Barr, Au- dra Riebeiro, Denise Williams, Barbara Neeley.

CHAMBER SINGERS-BACK ROW: Brian Franklin, Deneen Keeney, Pat Main, Donna Kollar, Mike Murphy, Jenny Barr, Anthony Buckler, Advisor Susan Stuart. BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Marchi, Mark Giannini, Alison Kowalski, Scott King, Shelley St. John, David Roamer, Diane Kliene.

AUDRA RIBEIRO, a pop chorus member who sings alto, warms herself up to sing a solo in the music room.

MEMBERS of the Girls' Ensem- ble display Campolindo's Bot- tom Ten for Homecoming dur- ing the Homecoming Rally in Stonebarger Gym.

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MR. LOU BRONZAN introduces Coach Jack Ferrill at the 49er's game.

A SAN FRANCISCO 49er goes for a shot while #11 tries to block.

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FO^rr NINERS do it again to Liberty's players.

MIXING UP the ratlle tickets is Holly Mikkelson.

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Block 'L' Honors Ferrill At 49ERS Game

MR. MIKE SCHRADER does his best to keep the 49ers from scoring a basket.

JERRY MILLER, Roy Ghiggen, and Jack Ferrill discuss plays belore the game.

COACH DENNIS HITCHENS avoids Mike Shuman and looks lor an open man in the key.

GETTING ready belore the bas- ketball game starts, are the San Francisco 49ers.

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Teachers, Staff Honored For 'ffelpmg Out'

MR. JAMES ALVES is presented with an award ^RS. ROSE MARTINEZ, instructional aide, is

by Mario Cabada as master ol ceremonies. Car- BULMARO NAREZ hands Miss Carolyn honored by the bilingual students and Ann Alca- men Cortez looks on. McNabb with a plaque for her help m math. zar.

THANKING Mrs. Gayl Krumland for her help with MR. FRANK PA YNE is honored by Petar Loza at the PRINCIPAL LOU BRONZAN receives a pen set the bilingual program is student Alma Ortega m late dinner given by the bilingual students to thank those Irom bilingual director Lee Hernandez as Mr. ^"^y- "^ho helped. Jose Alcazar looks on.

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PRESENTING an award to Mrs. Sylvia McCormick is Gloria Castaneda at the Bilingual Honors Dinner.

MISS BARBARA RUDE is surprised by Azteca Club members, Milagros Argueta, and Rosa Ma- ria Hernandez.

SHARON RAMIREZ receives Ilowers (rom the bilin- gual parent advisory committee and Lourdes Alca- zar.

ROSA MARIA HERNANDEZ shares a happy mo- ment with business teacher Rita Pirtle alter the awards were presented.

MR ELLRIE VON SCHOPP watches Dr. Phil Devine read the inscription on his plaque alter dinner.

JOSE RODRIGUEZ presents a plaque to Drivers Training and Education Teacher Mr. Gerald Hardt at the Honors Dinner.

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Pldymakers Present ''Taming Of A Shrew'

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PATRUCIO talks to Gremis about TRYING to win Kathennes love the BRIAN FRANKLIN and Mike his problems dealing with Kather- best way he can, Patrucio proposes to Schubert argue over Marthe Vais- ine. her. sade as Bianca.

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LUCENTIO tries to wm the KATHERINE is being sar- BAPTISTA MINOLA. Gremis, PLOTTING to get Bianca TAMING the shrew, Kathenne love of Bianca by talking to castic about the whole and Tranio laugh at Bianca. are Tranio and Lucentio. alias Jenny Ban, is Pat Main as

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Hudson Leads Students As President

MA YOR OF BRENTWOOD, Barbara Guise, addresses the nominating convention.

HOLLY MIKKELSEN and Shannon Thomas assist the delegates as they vote for president and vice- president candidates.

ERIC HUDSON, this year's student body presi- dent, opens the nomination convention in Stone-

barqer Gymnasium.

LISA SMITH returns to her seat after accepting the nomination for vice president.

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: TOP ROW Chris Boardman. Commissioner of Publicity; Tom Patterson, Board Representative; Shannon Thomas, Commissioner of Justice; Holly Mikkelsen, Commissioner of Athletics; Christy Jefferson, Commissioner of Youth Council; Margarita Mercado, Rally Squad Com- missioner; Kevin Bell, Curriculum Committee. SECOND ROW: Cherie Chrislock, Treasurer; Allison Kowalski, Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies; Mark Gianinni, Commissioner of Rallies and Assemblies; Jenny Barr, Curriculum Committee; Kathy DeFremery, vice-president; Eric Hudson, Student body president; Tavane Mason, Secretary. BOTTOM ROW: Lisa Smith, president of Pep club; Sheri Robbins, vice-president of Pep Club.

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HELPING with the nomination convention are these student gov- ernment oHicials.

FRESHMAN, Melissa Harty ac cepts the nomination for stu dent body secretary.

KATHY DEFREMERY and Tom Patter- son consult with Eric Hudson at the start o{ the convention.

ncfcz-ATc J c .u . ,L HOLLY MIKKELSEN helps with

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GIVING her acceptance ERIC HUDSON listens to speech tor vice president is Mayor Barbara Guise ad- _

Diane Kruger. dresses the convention. ,,4MW^''

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Mikkelsen, Colburn Garner Yearbook Award

KATHY DEFREMERY receives the ANTHONY BUCKLER won the WINNER ol the Mexican Benevo- TOM PATTERSON accepts the Most California Women for agriculture Music A ward and McAlex Chavar- lent Association Scholarship is Ro- Valuable Staffer A ward from the Daily scholarship. ella Memorial Scholarship. salva Ceja. i edger.

BRENTWOOD Women's Club Scholarship is CRAIG PEDERSON accepts a Science and presented to Class of '82 member Alice Adams at Technology from Chemistry/Physics teachers the Awards Assembly. Mr Dennis Buckley.

VERONICA TORREZ receives a general scholarship Irom Mr. Vernon Noble.

WITH A BIG SMILE, Chansse Frazier is awarded the E. Gar- cia Scholarship.

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Berg, Bodrdman, Cochran Lead Graduates

ERIC HUDSON smiles for Don Bdirros CLASS PRESIDENT, David Wmthrop WITH A FLAG over the gradu- ANNOUNCING the top senior, valedictorian shortly alter receiving his diploma. announces the senior's gilt to the ates, seniors receive their high Tawn Berg is Principal Lou Bronzan on June

school m the amount ol $750. school diplomas. 11.

THESE Class of 1982 boys share a SHOWING oil their new happy moment before graduation graduation shoes are these sen- ceremonies, lor girls, June 11.

MR. VERNON NOBLE receives his HOLLY MIKKELSEN receives her diploma "diploma" and retires after 36 years from Mr. Joe Smith as Mrs. Doreen Forlow working at Liberty. looks on.

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prayer to end the 1982 graduation Bryant share a moment before

ceremonies. graduation.

NANCY GEMETTI and Mickey Silva look pleased before graduation starts.

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HOLDING HANDS, Holly Mikkelsen .-md Clint Colburn march onto the tield for graduation.

TERESA WETZEL receives her diploma GRADUATION SPEAKER, Chris Boardman, addresses the Class of

from Board of Trustees member Carolyn '82 and the guests on June 11.

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OPENING the graduation ceremonies with the invocation is Tom Patterson on Ohmstede Field, June 11.

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Walk With Us Through

CURRICUL UM

There was change in the air with Liberty's curriculum. With the creation of a new management position of Director of Curriculum and the hiring of Ms. Marcile Wright, the curriculum came under observation and change.

Staff members learned that "cycle" became a new by-word as each department would be looked at as to needs and improvement needed.

This year the Art and Language Arts Departments were on cycle and spent numerous hours scrutinizing their classes and programs to see who, what, when, where, why and how the needs of the students would be best met.

Two new department chairpersons were named. Replacing Mr Gerald Crawford in math was Miss Carolyn McNabb while Mr. Bill Batze took over in social studies for retiring Mr. Pete Springer.

New faces to Liberty as teachers were Mrs. Bea Weborg in English and Gary Wilson in Industrial Arts. Mr. Mike Schrader became the new dean while both Mr. Art Gonzales and Mr. Rob Russel returned from leave. In the classified area, Evie McCord replaced Denise Zeiwas as duplicating operator; Loran Vetter was named as Title I Aide and two people were hired for yard supervisor, Carol Ernst and Carlene Colburn. In Adult Ed. Alta Murphy became Mr. Roy Ghiggeri's new secretary while Bev Wilson was hired as a secretary to Mr. Bill Snow for SIP.

There were a number of staff members who left Liberty during or at the end of the school year. They included Mr. Dale Cozby who retired and moved to Missouri; Mr. Vernon Noble and Miss Barbara Bonnickson, both of who retired; and Mr. Ted Ferenc, Mr. Ron Overton and Mrs. Sue Ch urchill who moved on to other areas or occupations.

Keeping busy with numerous planning meetings, Mr. Snow guided the SIP program through its second year as change continued to take place on campus.

In Language Arts, Mr. Dick Hackett, Mr. Russell, Mrs. Eunice Campbell and Mr. RoUo Lewis held a writing workshop for parents to help them better understand what their children were doing in English. UNDERCUR- RENTS, containing literary efforts by many students was published and sold while Mr. Russell's English classes set up magazines for each class.

The Art Department, in addition to curriculum review, had students paint a mural in the gym and decorate windows of Brentwood merchants at Christmas time.

Because of a curriculum change for the Class of 1985, Mrs. Norma Riccobouno, Mr. Snow and Mr. Batze spent countless hours working on a new course. World History, that will be implemented in the fall

In the spring the Board of Trustees announced a major revision in the administrative make-up of the school. The dean and assistant principal positions were eliminated. Added were two vice-principals, a head counselor and a combined Athletic Director and Director of Student Activities positions.

WALK WITH US THROUGH the curriculum and visit with our staff at work and play

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MR. ROBERT GLENN explains the function o{ math lab to board of trus- ties member, Mrs. Janet Berumen, as assistant principal Vernon Noble and a legislative aide look on.

ALT A ACKERMAN Counseling Secretary

JAMES ALVES

A.B.. Spanish IB, 2, 3.

JULIE ARCE Counselor

KAYEAXELGARD B.S., M.S., Coed P.E, Block L Advisor, UBT, Ath letic Director ■ girls

WILLIAM BATZE A.B., Class of 84 Advisor, Annual Staff Advisor, Ticket Supervisor, Yearbook Society Advisor, So- cial Studies Department Chairman, Current World Problems, Federal Government, U.S. His- tory

ROBIN BECK Register

JERRY BLACK B.A.. Biology A and B, Math resource. Junior Ad visor, Varsity Baseball coach

BARBARA BONNICKSON R.N., B.A., Health Services

LOU BRONZAN

B.A., M.A., Principal

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Glenn Conducts Tour Of Math Lab

EUNICE CAMPBELL

B.S., English Skills 2, Resource Teacher

BILLIE CASEY

Administrative Secretary

AMELIA CHAVEZ Bilingual Secretary

ERMELINDA CHAVEZ Bilingual Aide

SUSAN CHURCHILL

B.S., P.E., Beginning Art, Class ol '84 Advisor, Varsity Volleyball

BARBARA CLARK Cafeteria Director

DALE COZBY

A.B., Intro. & Adv. Wood

GERALD CRAWFORD

B.S., Algebra, Algebra 2A, Geometry

KEITH DA WSON

Masters, P.E., Head Coach Track, Cross Country

FRANK DEPARSIA

A.A., B.A., Math IB, Individual Study

PHILIP DEVINE

B.A.. M.A., Theatre Arts, English 2A, 3AW, Play- makers Advisor

JUDY DYE

Transportation Secretary

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Coaches Play Against 49ers In Benefit Game

RON ENOS A.B., Math, Introduction Algebra

THADDEUS FERRENC B.A., M.A., Journalism Club, Liberty Bell Advi- sor, Journalism, Federal Government, Psycholo- gy, Sociology

JACK FERRILL

M.A., Coed P.E., P.E. Department Chairman

DOREEN FORLOW A.A., B.A., M.E.D., Social Studies, Work Study, Study BE, Resource Specialist, Senior Class Advi-

BILL FORTNER

Executive Secretary

SUE FORTNER

B.A., M.A., Psychology, You and the Law, Typing I, Student Director, Activities Advisor

CINDY GALEY Fiscal Technician

ROY GHIGGERI B.A., P.E, Adult School Coordinator, Director ot Athletics, Block L Advisor, Junior Varsity Basketball Coach

JEANNIE GLENN B.S., M.S., Child Development, On Your Own, Beginning Chei, Needle Craft, Single Survival, Junior Class Advisor

RICHARD HACKETT B.A-, English lAW, 2A. 3A. Department Chairman

Ex-Liberty players and coaches join forces against the 49ers on March 6 m the Stonebarger Gym.

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ELAINE HERRERA Cafeteria

JEANETTE HOBART Teacher Aide

ALLAN JONES

B.M., MM.. Band Club Advisor, Math, Instrumen- tal Music, Marching Band

PAULA KAPLAN

B.A., M.A., Written Expression, Reading Compre- hension, Peer Tutoring

WANDA KEENEY Financial Clerk

SCHATZI KOWALSKI Instructional Aide

GAYLE KRUMLAND

A.B., Beginning and Advanced Clothing, Interior Decorating

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ROY KRUMLAND

A.B. Typing I & II, Clerical Of lice Practice

WANDA LATHROPE Chief Accountant

DEMISE LINDSAY Projects Secretary

JANICE LINDSA Y

Instructional Aide, Math IB, Athletic Director Sec- retary

DON LOPEZ

B.S., F.F.A. Advisor, Large and Small Animal Sci- ence, Introduction to Agricultural Science, Life Science, Physical Science

JOSE LOPEZ

Lunch Supervisor

SYLVIA McCORMICK

Migrant Education, Instructional Aide

NANCY McLAREN B.A., Spanish lA, IB, French lA, 2A, 3A, CSF. French Club Advisor

JOHN MEYER

A. A., A.B., General Science, Wood, Jewelry, Drafting

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Weeks Helps Keep Campus Running Smoothly

JERRY MILLER

B.A., M.A.. U.S. History, P.E., Varsity Boys Basket - ball. Varsity Girls Softball Coach

DEWEL MORGAN A.B., Director of Special Education

LUCILLE NERBY

C.S.E.A. Vice President, Special Education Aide

VERNON NOBLE B.A., M.A., Assistant Principal

PAULETTE PARSONS Career Center

FRANCIS PA YNE B.A., Shorthand, Typing I, Business Math.

WILLIAM PETERS B.A., Beginning Art, Advanced Art I & II, Painting and Drawing I, II, III

JAMES PLATO

B.S., Agriculture, Math. F.F.A. Advisor, UBT. SIP

MARTH QUESADA

School Clerk. Rally Squad Advisor

LOU RACKE

A. A.. B.A.. Home Design. Drafting. Metal Shop

LUCY RENTUMA Migrant Aide

BRIAN ROOFE

Director Maintenance & Operations

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BARBARA RUDE

B.A., M.A., Bilingual Resource Specialist, Aztet Club

CAROL RUSSELL A.B.. M.A., Aide Committee

ROBERT RUSSELL B.A., English lA, 2AW, English Skills 2

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way to art class.

BEVERLY SADLER

B.A.. Reading I A. Reading Skills

MARY SANCHEZ Cafeteria

MICHAEL SCHRADER

B.S.. M.A.. Dean ol Students

WILL/AN SNOW B.S., M.A., Federal Government, Psychology

KA THERINE SORENSON

A.B., M.L.S., C.S.H., Library Clerk, Textbook Clerk

SUSAN STEWART B.A., Choir Club Advisor, Chamber Singers, Girls Ensemble, A Cappella Choir, Pop Chorus, U.S. History

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Mr. Peters Shares Feelings For The Day

SANDRA THOMAS Cdleterid Assistdnt

GRETCHEN TOVAR B.A., Spanish 11, English, Remedial English

ALFRED VALVERDE M.A., Resource Teacher

TERESA VILLA Secretary I, Attendance Secretary

ELLRIE VON SCHOPP

A.B.A., B.S., M.S., English Skills II, III. Senior Eng- lish, Rem. English, 1982 Advisor

CHRIS WEBER B.A., 1985 Advisor

BERNICE WEBORG

A.A., B.A.. English Skills I

DORTHY WEEKS Yard Supervisor

BERVERLY WESTBERRY Teachers Aide

LUCY WONG Accountant

MARCILE WRIGHT

B.A., M.A., Director at Instruction

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A & A Auto Parts-162

A & W-167

A bar Relngera t ion- 164

Ace Hardware- 161

John Allen & Don Piantinida-164

Alpine Packing Co.- 163

American Trophies- 161

Antioch Auto Toggery- 196

Antioch Cycle Accessories- 1 80

Antioch Flonst-165

Antioch Medical Group- 164

Antioch Opticians- 171

Antioch Parts Depot- 193

Awards Etc.- 163

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Bales Bait & Tackle- 165

Bank of Agirculture & Commerce- 165

Bank oi America- 196

Bartlett T. V.-166

Mr & Mrs. William C Batze-197

Beasley Electric- 181

Benehcial Finance- 173

Berry's Pastry- 165

Bethel Island GoH Course- 173

Bicycle West- 165

Big O Tires- 172

Booster's Club- 170

Boyd Real Estate- 166

Bill Brandt Ford- 164

Brentwood Auto Parts- 177

Brentwood Dental Building- 181

Brentwood Disposal -165

Brentwood Draperies, etc-166

Brentwood Furniture- 181

Brentwood MuHlers-182

Brentwood News- 171

Brentwood Pharmacy- 172

Bridgehead Cale-173

Byer's Auto Body Repair-180

Byer's Auto Care-174

Dairy Queen- 197

Delta Dodge Chrysler- 197

Delta Travel Advisors- 173

Delta Volkswagen-Mazda- 169

Diablo Agricultural Chemical Co.- 187

Diablo Farm Equipment- 175

Diablo View Florist- 169

Don's Distributing- 189

Dr Elcenko-168 Enea's Dairy- 179 Enos Real Estate- 180 Erickson Petroleum - 1 76

Fabtech Electronics- 189

Fairview Chevrolet- 195

Famous Fashions- 176

The Fancy Flower- 197

Farm Bureau Inc.-Wally Partridge- 182

Farmers Insurance Group- 197

Fidelity Savings- 184

Fisher Craft, Inc.- 189

Flippo's Pizza- 195

Ron's Foster Freeze- 196

Gene's Village Deli- 163 Goodyear Tire- 187 Green's TV and Stereo- 185

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H & M Auto Dismantlers-191

Hair Depot- 192

Hair Encounter- 171

Dr. Frank Hann-176

Health Hut- 185

Robert Heaton Real Estate- 176

J. P. Hernandez Real Estate- 171

Hilsons-179

Honey Sweet Donuts-176

Preston & Jacqueline Hopkins- 197

House ol Le- 1 74

Lamondo's Mexican Food -192

La Plaza Restaurant- 190

Dennis & Joanne Lee Optometrists- 160

Lee's Market- 193

Liberty Area Child Care, Inc. -160

Liberty Drug- 180

Light Soda on Tap- 163

Lone Tree Drive Inn- 180

Lone Tree Medical Center- 185

Lory's- 185

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M & L True Value Hardware- Hal Matson/Don Barros-178 Mayer's Jewelers Inc.- 192 Dr Daniel A. McCurtain-194 Montgomery Wards- 163 Moody's- 161

Mt. View Food Center- 195 Myer's Cabinets- 161

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Napoli Pizza- 189

New Round Up Restaurant- 162

Normans Nursery- 161

Oakley Builder's Supply- 196 Oakley Pharmacy- 163 Okies Oddities- 184 The Old Hardware Store- 182 The Old Pizza Factory- 169 Olsen's Flower Shop- 184

The Paint House- 184 Palace Sporting Goods- 197 PantelTs Antioch Music Box-197 Pittsburg Wholesale Grocers- 184 Powerhouse Records- 187 Donna Price- 197 Prim Rose- 188

California Delta Newspapers, Inc.- 160

Dr. Callaway- 166

Capri Beauty Salon- 197

Caramiho Produce- 166

Carol's Custom Draperies- 1 73

Casey's Body Shop- 179

Central Bank- 174

Centre Mart- 186

China Gates- 181

Columbus Travel Agency- 177

Confucius Restaurant- 191

Copper Kettle Deli- 1 93

Cottage Florist- 174

County East Mall- 179

William B. Cox Real Estate- 168

Crabtree Engineering- 197

Craft & Tea Shoppe-187

Carl Cross- 171

Curtis, Broderick & Cinquinil96

A Cut Above- 182

International Sausage Shop- 179

Jalisco s- 1 74

James Fine Men's Apparel- 189

Dr. Jeffry-174

Jiffy Foods- IW

Joel's Auto Body-197

Johnson's Lumber- 187

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Keep U Neat Cleaners- 160 Ken's Bad Boy Market- 160

Rainbo Bread -193

Reflections of the Past- 193

Rico's Pizza- 177

Rock Bottom Records- 190

G. Rose & Sons Glass Co.- 193

Dr Richard F. Rye-192

Sandtrap- 1 77

Sandy's Ceramics- 1 88

Self Service Furniture- 187

Shannon Auto Parts-185

The Shoe Inn-182

Horace J. Siino-177

Silvera Lumber Co. -172

J V Stallings-182

Stamm Theatres- 183

State Farm Ins.- Jim Lanter-188

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State Farm Ins. -Walter Reinke-172 Sudweeks Construction- 181 Super Styles- 181 Swenson's Ice Cream Parlor- 197

T & ] Feed, Farm & Pet Supplies- 1 72 Thompson Photographer- 184 Three Nunn's Farm -190 Tri Delta Transit- 185 Twin Rivers Insurance- 197

Unisex Hair Station- 168 U.S. Navy Recruiting- 169

Van Gal- 169 Video Visions- 172

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Choice Beef at its Best' '"Where Service is King'

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639-3245

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Phone 684-2703

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1142 HIWAY 4

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Oakley Shopping District

625-2752

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754-1100

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Congratulations Class of '82

166

Real Estate Investments

CARAMIHO

6170 Bethel Island Road Bethel Island P.O. Box 96

Randy Allen, John Scruggs

684-2276

Produce Co,

Congratulations Class of '82

Brentwood A&W Rootbeer

335 Oak Street 634-3492

Jenny Villareal, Kim Betz, Anne Schendel

Brentwood Open 10-10

COMPLETE WESTERN SUPPLY

•BOOTS-ACME. JUSTIN, DINGO, TONY

LAMA, DAN POST •MINNETONKA MOCCASINS •BAILEY, STETSON, MILLER, AND AMERCAN HATS •LEE WESTERN APPAREL •WRANGLERS

HATS STEAMED AND SHAPED

Kenny Roger Collection-Suits, Coats & Shirts

WINNERS CIRCLE-WESTERN WEAR

1657 A St.

757-0202

Antioch

WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE STORE

James E. Collins Owner

Congratulations Class of '82

235 Oak Street

Brentwood

634-4363

Kirn Betz, Jenny Villareal, Ann Schendel

If it has anything

To do with Reai Estate

Coil us at 634- 1 165

857 Hwy. 4, Suite A Brentwood

YOUR HEALTH

THRU CHIROPRACTIC

DR. NOBLE O. ELCENKO

A CHIROPRACTIC CORPORATION (415) 754-6868

2800 Lone Tree Way • Antioch, Calif ornia • 94509

168

^TJnisex Hair Station

CUSTOM HAIR DESIGN

659 RAILROAD AVKNUE BRENTWOOD, CA 94514

HMMA HERNANDEZ

(415) 634-6136

Mon.-Sat. 9:00-4:00 Thurs. uniil 6:00

DIABLO VIEW FLORIST

Flowers Whisper What Words Never Say

FLORIST TRANS WORLD DELIVERY SERVICE

1925 D Street, Antioch 757-4636

DELTA VOLKSWAGON/ MAZDA

3100 Delta Fair Blvd. Antioch

Phone: 757-6040

dzAZD

VANGAS

Brentwood 634-3740

P.O. Box 545

Hwy. 4-Delta Rd.

Brentwood

Tank Sales-Tank Rentals

Appliances-Washers, Dryers, Heaters

Water Heaters, Take-out Furnaces

Gas Appliance Service, Put in

LP Carburetors

Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

Eighteenth And A Street Office Antioch Telephone 757-5140

ETC GARY R. EVELAND. USN

U.S. NAVY nccnurrcn

NAVY RlC«UlTINO STATION

3700 DILTA FAIR SLVD.

ANTIOCH. CA. S480S TBI. (^15) 78.*-3iat

aoo-e4i-aooo tou. mu

THE OLD PIZZA FACTORY

John & Margaret Stoker

141 1 Highway 4

Brentwood, CA.

(415) 634-3127

169

The Liberty LIONS Booster Club would like to thank all the following people for all of their support for the athletic teams.

^wsr^M

Bernadette Adams

Mr. & Mrs. Jack Adams

Mr. Tom Allen

John Morey Allen

Bill & Carla Ambrose

Hugh & Loretfa Armstrong

Richard Armstrong

Mrs. Margaret Baude

Paul Barnes

Bill Baughman

Homer Beasley

Curt & Betty Bell

Jo Berg

Robert Berhnn

Mrs. Janet Berumen

Mr. & Mrs. Dave Biddle

Janice Blewett

Robert Boehrer

Bill & Barbara Brandt

Brentwood Cleaners

Brentwood Rotary Club

Mr. & Mrs. Bill Bristow

Don & Leota Burnett

Jack & Roberta Byer

Lenny Byer

Mr. & Mrs. Frank Cabral

Dr. Minor Callaway

IDottie & Kit Carpenter

Penny Carvajal

Mike & Carl Casey

Mel & Grace Caywood

Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas Chavarella

Chiquita Market

Jerome Chrislock

Jan Christianson

Ray & Mary Diann Coelho

Mr. & Mrs. Tim Collins

Jane Crockett

Donna Cunningham

Joe Cunningham

Curtis, Broderick, & Cinquini

Mr. 6i Mrs. John deFremery

Ernest Dejesus

Susan Dejesus

Mr. Lewis Ditiey

Joe & Kay Duarte

Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Emerson

Craig Emmons

Martin Enos

Joyce Enos

Larry & Paulette Enos

Louis & Charlene Enckson

Joe Everard

Louis, Arlene, & Lory Fernandez

Ron & Karen Fisher

Charlotte & Wayne Fuhrer

Judy Gammo

Roy & Angela Ghiggen

Ken Grundstat

Jim Graves

Joe Gray

Clark & Wanda Groseclose

Vince & Barbara Guise

Jay & Judy Gunder

Mr. & Mrs. Roy Gursky

Warren Haase

Lee Hammond

Fay Hanson ^^^^

Jack Harrison "^^^^t

Mel & Georgie Harrison '^^^H

Mr. & Mrs. George Hart

Greg Hart

Bill Hastings

JoRita Hastings

Mr. & Mrs. George Henry

Emma Hernandez

Kane & Nancy Hisatomi

Wesley & Minnie Hix

Preston & Jacqueline Hopkim

Mr. & Mrs. Hunt

Mr. & Mrs. Arlie Joksch

Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Kemp

ix3veccnio

Jim & Helen Knowles Walter Kuzmin Sue Lago Lee & Jane Laird Barry & Diane Lasher Norman Lazar Jerry Lilley

Lion's Club-Brentwood Maurice Lodge Mr. & Mrs. Bruno Lombardi Fred & Alice Lorenzefti Richard & Debra Lovecchio Mr. 6r Mrs. Randy^ Hugh Mahoney Frank Martin Esther Martinez John & Joanne Mass David B. Matheson Bill & Shirley McCall Mr. & Mrs. Dan Mcl^m Dwight & Carla Meadows Rose Mendoza Henry & Gladys Mercer Mr. & Mrs. Ray Michelotti Scott MiUer Nancy Moore Mr. & Mrs. Sheldon Moore Wayne Morris Bill & Helen Myers George Nunn Ray Nebergall Judy O'Kane Sebastian Ourthiague Joan Pace

Mr. Si Mrs. Robert Palladino Wallace E. Partridge Bob & Charlotte Pastor Laurette Perry Sherri A. Peters Alan Peterson Mr. & Mrs. Charlie Pringle, Sr.

Katrones & Redman

Edward Rocky

Rodrigues & Curtis

Roxanne 's Hair Studio

Dennis & Etta Sanchez

Jess Santos

Judy Schneider

Dallas Sexton

Leonard & Tom Shannon

Horace J. Siino

Harry 6/ Diane Simoni

Mr. (S Mrs. Bill Simpson

Darcy Shafting

John & Carol Slatten

Jerry & Michele Smith

Joe & Stan Smith

Ken Smith

Paul & Virginia Smith

Soroptimist Of E.C.C.C.

Ed & Lynette Stack

J. V. & Dorothy Stallmgs

Gerry Stanton

John & Margaret Stoker

Frank Stonebarger

Gene & Ruth Stonebarger

Fred & Evelyn Stornetta

Mr. & Mrs. Jerry Thomas

Dan Thompson

Jim & Carol Timms

Keith Treichert

Lloyd Vaughan

Mr. & Mrs. Jim Vesey

Jim & Marilyn Wadnizak

Sandra L. Washburn

Ron & Nancie Westhorpe

Phil & Bilhe White

Larry & Sandy Wilgenbush

Dick Young

Mel Young

1

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Off. Pfione; 754-3110 Res. Phone: 625-2668

CARL CROSS Agent

415 G' Street

Antlocfi, California 94509

Jack P. Hernandez Licensed Real Estate Broker

1456 Highway 4 Brentwood, Ca. 94513

Area Code 415

Office 634-4113

Residence 634-4517

ANTIOCH OPTICIANS

Over 1,000 Frames to Choose From

Industrial Safety Glasses

Contact Lenses the Same Day One Year Free Insurance

Photo Sun & Polaroid Sunglasses Made to Order

757-1761 • Emergency Repairs & Adjustments

Raley's Center

9 to 6 Weekdays 9-1 Sat.

No Appointment Necessary State Licensed

Walk In Or Appt.

Featuring RK/Redkin Products

HAIR ENCOUNTER

Styling Regular Cuts

MEN AND WOMEN

Call For Appointment 634-8990

355 Oak St. Brentwood

Ann Schendel, fenny Villareal

"Brentwood TVews

Tom and Sam Matthews, Publishers

Published Thursday at Brentwood,

Contra Costa County, California

Office: 654 Third Street at Oak

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 157

Phone: 634-2125

CONFUCIUS

RESTAURANT

HOURS

Tues.-Fri. 11-9 Sat. Noon-9

Sun. 3-9 - Closed Monday

Private Rooms Available

Phone: 634-5400

1446 Hwy. 4, Brentwood Plaza Center

(Formerly Continental Chinese Restaurant)

St

ILVERA

LUMBER CO.

P.O. Box 218 ANTIOCH, CALIFORNIA 94509

since 1939 Lumber Building Materials Hardware Pre-Cut Fencing * Floor & Ceiling Tile

Decorating Dept. ♦ Garden Supplies

Plywood ♦ Plumbing Supplies

Roofing * Electrical Supplies

Light Fixtures ♦ Pre-Finished Paneling

Paint & Wallpaper * Masonry Products

Bathroom Vanities * Custom Fire Screens

Monday Thru Friday 8-6 Sat. 8-5 Sunday 9-3

757-2900

223 Railroad Ave.

sr*rt rOM

But.: 757-6600 Ret.: 757-1101

WALTER H. REINKE

516 Wett 4tti StfMt Antloch. Calltomla 94509

Brentwood Pharmacy

316 Oak Street Brentwood

Phone 634-2156

Julie Gresho

BIG O TIRES

412 East 18th Street Antioch

Telephone 757-6420

T & } Feed, Farm

and

Pet Supplies

TIM ROACH JAMIE WEBB

172

1203 SOMERSVILLE ROAD

ANTIOCH, CA 94509

(415)754-4771

Movies

Rentals

Sales

Acceitories

DeWayne & Judy O'Kane (415) 634-6171

Regency Station

659 Railroad Ave.

Suite A-2

Brentwood, CA 94513

BETHEL ISLAND

PUBLIC GOLF COURSE

Gateway Road (Drawer D) — Bethel Island, CA 94511 Telephone (415) 684-2654 BILL CONNER, Manager

□

BENEFICIAL FINANCE SYSTEM SINCE 1914

BENEFICIAL FINANCE CO.

Ot Northern Caldornid

County East Mall

2676 Somersville Rd., Antioch, CA 94509

Phone: 757- 5170

ROBERT N. DAVIS Senior Manager

A Cut Above

For Men And Women

Tues.-Fn. 9A.M. 6P.M. Sat 9A.M. -5P.M.

Appointment Not Always Necessary.

We Sell And Service Men 's Hair Pieces.

Individual Hair Styling.

Across Parking Lot From

Handyman

3021 Delta Fair Blvd. 757-9935

Antioch

Carole's dstom draperies

625-0866

HWY 4 A lOLTOM RO.-KANCW PLAZA. OAKLEY

lulie Gresho, Randy Allen

BRIDGEHEAD CAFE

OPEN 5 A.M. -10 PM.

EVERYDAY

SEE OUR BRAND NEW

DINING ROOM

LUNCH & DINNER

HWY. 4& 160

ANTIOCH

DALLAS SEXTON-

MGR.

(415)757-4774

OUR BREAKFASTS

ARE WORTH

ABOUT!

DELTA TRAVEL ADVISORS

659 RAILROAD AVE., SUITE B2

BRENTWOOD, CA 94513

(415) 634-3542

Muriel Marylo Randys

173

,,;&v^^.

C*ar Ccv^

371 North HIway4

Brentwood, California 94513

415/634-2526

Jack Byer

Owner

Cottage Florist

Floral And Gifts

1412 "A" Street, Antioch 757-2373; 757-9262

Bob and Mary Franchetto

Mary Thomas, Randy Allen, Julie Gresho

Mary Thomas, Susan Smith, Gregg HochderHer

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CENTRAL BANK

OAKLEY SHOPPING CENTER. OAKLEY. CALIF 94561

VICTORIA NELSON

LOAN OFFICER

(415) 757-6000 625-2211

Phone 415 757-9100

GERALD J. JEFFRY, D.D.S

INC

ORTHODONTICS

1205 A Street Antioch, California 94509

174

HAROLD J. FERTADO ^:^HOUSE OF LE

Jj

REAL ESTATE

311 Oak Street Brentwood 634-4112

WE HANDLE ALL YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS

m

MLS

DIABLO FARM EQUIPMENT

John Deere Farm Equipment

And Consumer Products

1237 Highway 4

Brentwood

634-3578

Kim Betz, Jenny ViUareal, Ann Schendel

QUIPMENTCa

i^i

4«3«

wn'i'ml^

HONEYSWEET DONUT SHOP

1410 Hwy. 4 Brentwood

Roy And Irene Wickune

Congratulations Class Of "82"

[H

ROBERT HEATON

Res. 757-7310

REALTOr

ROBERT HEATON REAI_ ESTATE

1219 A STREET

Antioch. CA. 94B09

757.7700

Phone 415 757-6900

Frank M. Hann, D.D.S., Inc.

ORTHODONTICS

2225 Buchanan Road, Suite F Antioch, CA 94509

ih-e. A.p«-cialUy A-t<n« vjK-ei-e t^au'i^e. ^p-e-cicit.

2nd & G Streets 757-4600

Antioch, California 94509

176

ERICKSON PETROLEUM Company, Inc.

Distributer, Mobil Oil Products

P.O. Box 698

Brentwood, Cal. 94513

634-3154

■ r r f A

,Tn)5\,

Julie Gresho, Randy Allen

(415) 757-3643

^^?Ui^/l^lA

Susanne C. da Silva '^t^(i^

Managtr

Complete Travel Arrangemenis by

Air. Sea or Land

for Individuals or Groups

W. SECOND & G STS. • P.O. BOX 655 • ANTIOCH. CA 94509

Congratulations Class Of 82

Sandtrap

On The Golf Course

Gateway Road

Bethel Island

BEST WISHES CLASS OF 82

Horace J. Siino

Attorney at Low

634-3111

1322 Highway 4 Brentwood, Calif. 94513

You've tried the rest. Now try the BEST.

361 2 Looe Irtt Way - A«loch, CA 94509 Te)ephone(415) 757-3080

Kim Betz

BRENTWOOD AUTO PARTS

1387 HIGHWAY #4 BRENTWOOD, CA 94513 PHONE: 634-3952 or 634-4450

mm

WILSON BROS.

SINCE 1957

Open: Mon - Sat.

QUALITY AUTOMOTIVE

PARTS — AUTO, TRUCK, TRACTOR, AND MARINE

PATRONIZE

THE

ADVERTISERS

OF

OUR YEARBOOK

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178

hal matsofiy inc.

DON BARROS - Photographer

13S7 BUCHANAN ROAD / PITTSBURG, CA 94565 / (415)432-8000

HILSON'S

Clothing For All The Family

WE OFFER GOOD PRICES, QUALITY, BEST SERVICES

Hours 9:30 AM to 6:00 PM

Wed. & Fri. 9:30 AM to 9:00 P.M.

Closed Sunday

Antioch Square-Antioch 757-7330

4 Ways to Charge-RcvolvomaticMastercharge-Bankamericard-

Old Fashioned 90-120 Days

RYSTAL

lulie Grecho, Gregg HochderHer

CREAMERY

437 ' O" St.. Antioch. Calif Telephone 757-3640

ENEA DAIRY DELIVERY

INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS

realf/ farm fresh cfairy foods!

TED ENEA

HOME OF THE 6 FOOT SANDWICH

HICKORY SMOKED BBQ

CATERINO

Ken Dear, Owner delicatessen

\V

We don't mean to brag but. . . FACTS ARE FACTS/'

County East /Hall is East Contra Costa's largest re- tail shopping center. With easy freeway access, plenty of free parking and over 50 unique shops, you'll find shopping at County East not only convenient but also enjoyable.

At County East Mall we really are . . . ideally yours

^ ^

COCINTV CAST

COUNT Y t AST MAI L Ul- f ICE /'j4 ',.'30 Admmisi'.itior. 8, L<?dsM..| Idtor m.iti.Mi

r

Casey's Body Shop

Mike Casey

Carl Casey

634-2211

1142 Hwy. 4

Brentwood T7S

C|0| SCOOTERS HODAKA

MOPEDS MOTORCYCLES

®

Antioch Cycle Accessories

716 W. 10th STREET • ANTIOCH, CA 94509 PARTS& ACCESSORIES

PEUGEOT MOPEDS

ED HEARN DOUG GARFIELD

•>*, JUf

Ann Schendel

1452 HIGHWAY 4 BRENTWOOD, CA 94513

(415) 634-2141

Ranches

m

Commerical

Investment

ENDS REAL ESTATE

Ronald J. Enos Broker

MLS

m

REALTOR

359 Oak Street Brentwood, CA 94513

Bus (415) 634-4611

180

Jenny ViHareal Ann Schendel

LONE TREE DRIVE IN

Lone Tree Way

Brentwood

634-4629

A Complete Body And Paint Shop

BYER'S

Auto Body Repair

Jim Carlin, Manager 634-3198

1377 Hwy 4 Brentwood, CA. 94513

Clinton W. Sud weeks

General Contractors

Floating Structures

Commercial - 625 2927

Residential 634-3922

339 A Brownstonc Road, Oakley

Jenny ViUareal

KAItME '9m-cuf

SELF DEFENSE 7VD0

• PROGRESS «I YOUR OWN RATE

. SPfCIAL CLASSES EOR WOMEN & CWIDREN

• Ul IIMATE IN PHYSICm CONOlIIONiNG

• UNIVERSAl WEIGHT GYM

CHINA GATES

SCHOOL OF SELF DEFENSE

OPEN AAor Fr, 5PM 9PV SAT VAM NOON

S 757-8783 r@

Before SPM Coll 635-2645 6nW.9TH^o„^„jANTIOCH

(415) 634 4671

3e<uUjf Siecttie

HOMER i HOYLE BEASLEY

44 SYCAMORE AVE BRENTWOOD. CA 94513

li^eHi4Afoad ^H^^ulufi^

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHINGS

CARPETS • FURNITURE • APPLIANCES TV • STEREO • DRAPERIES

Montgomery Wards Catalog Sales

613 First Street Brentwood, CA 94513

Vince and Barbara

1415) 634-4480

Brentwood Dental Building

62 Oak Street

Ronald D. Henson D.D.S. Inc.

Brentwood

634-3503

SUPER STYLES Barber Shop

Centra Mart Center

1428 Brentwood Pldza

Hiqhwdy No. 4

^D

Also Specializing In Brakes, Tune Dps

jBxeniojood

<M

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Owner- Jim Pederson

205 Oak St. Brentwood

634-2200

CUTINO'S

TIRE CENTER 625-2765

FEED 8c SUPPLY 625-2200

Feed For All Animals

Complete Car, Truck and

Tractor Tires

500 Main Street Highway 4

Feed & Supply 626-2200 Tire Center 625-2765

Oakley

J.V.STALLINGS

REAL ESTATE

James Whitey Stallings Dorothy Stallings

Associates

Jenny Vilkreal, Randy Allen

m

RfAlTOR MLS

FARM

BUREAU

INSURANCE

Hfe - health • auto - liability • fire

655 Walnut Blvd. Brentwood

634-2176

Wally Partridge Agent

90A Village Dr , Brentwood. CA 94513 BusiiMM Phone: 634-1194 Residence Phone 634-1215

CAL-FARM INSURANCE COMPANY CAL-FARM LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

THESHOEINN

DONNA CUNNINGHAM — PROPRIETOR

Located at the New REGENCY STATION

NIKE'S for the whole family. CHEROKEE'S, NATURALIZER'S, BARE TRAP'S and many other brands for the ladies. The popular TOP- SIDER leisure and boating shoes for both men and women. We will have a wide selection of BACK TO SCHOOL shoes for the kids!

*'OLD FASHIONED SERVICE QUALITY & VALUE"

HARDWARE

CA-mxm. poumt • McCloskey VARNISH & STAINS PLUMBING SUPPLIES

ELECTRICAL - GARDEN - POWER TOOLS & ACCESSORIES

634-3355

m

OPEN 8 5 30 MON THRU SAT

OAK & RAILROAD AVE., BRENTWOOD

629 1-IKSl SIRLtT • BREM TWOOD. CA 945 13

BRIDGEHEAD DRIVE IN STAMM THEATRE CAMPANIL CINEMA & METRO

Bridgehead 757-4114 Campanil 757-5560

SEE A MOVIE TONIGHT

Stamm 757-2303 Metro 778-0900

Julie Gresho, Randy Allen

Mary Thomas, Donna Price, Randy Allen, Susan Smith, Julie Gresho, Gregg Hoch derlerr

Julie Gresho, Randy Allen

Thompson

634-3588

%vaits Outdoor Coiuah Cojyiibrt Seniors

'^eddinqjs

'Masters Oramoy

m 0ak6t hrcmuxod.Ca. '^M

the paint house

Auto - Home - Industriau

ditzuer - fui_uer - du pont

Sinks & Devilbiss Spray Equipment

DENNIS MURPHY

1524. ''A" STREETT - ANTIOCH, CALIFORNIA 84509

(•415) 757-2838

Pittsburg

Wholesale

Grocer Inc.

Congratulations Class of '82

Joe and Louise Drenik

1051 Los Medanos Street

Pittsburg

u

Teresa Marchal

Branch Manager Astisunt VIca Preddant

FidelHy Savings

Fidelity Savings and Loan Association 1203 Highway 4, Suite C Brentwood, California 94513 415 634-2161

Jenny ViUarael

OLSEN'S FLOWER SHOP

625-0529

3710 Lone Tree Way Antioch, Ca. 94509 754-8900

184

Raley's

Shopping

Center

OKIE'S ODDITIES

112 Main Street Oakley

Okie And Nonie Vaughan

OAKLEY SHANNON AUTO PARTS

£^

American Parts

Open 8 to 6 P.M. Sun 9 to 1 P.M.

Whole Sale-Retail-Foreign & Domestic High Performance Parts

* Doug's Headers * TRW

* Miller Tires

* Offenhauser

* Holly * AC * Champion

Complete Front End Alignment Services

Machine Shop Service 625-3532

502 Mam St. Oakley

Did you know there are 3 types of transit for you to use?

1. BART EXPRESS

2. LOCAL ROUTES 380, 381 & 382 3 DIAL-A-RIDE

For information about tfiese services Call: TRI-DELTA at 754-6622

lulie Gresho

LORY'S

225 Main St.

Oakley

625-4539

SALES - SERVICE

1^ Q'^nv I. STEREO

(415) 757-1111 (415) 757-5355

KEN DUNCAN

Sales/service Mor.

2500 SYCAMORE DRIVE ANTIOCH. CA 94S09

JA3'^

Kim Betz

Brentwood

LONE TREE MEDICAL CENTER

Dr. Abe Kaplan Dr. Hugh V. Maiocco

'^^ ^ THE

HEALTH HUT

Complete foo(d & nutrition center

Natural Foods

Herbs

Books

Dairy Products

1634-53611

M,,

•'■d/s

9<o

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f'Ci

634-3513

220 Odk SL

Brentwood

185

Susan Smith. Mary Thomas, Gregg Hochderffe

Cent O Mart

First & Chestnut 634-3601

Hwy. 4, Brentwood 634-4435

Hwy. 4, Odkley 757-4414

TKe Crs^t aniTeaSRopjpc

737-3/60

2500 SYCAMORE DRIVE - ANTIOCH, CA 94509

DIABLO AGRICULTURAL CHEMICALS CO.

DEWEY DE MARTINI

Hwy. 4 Brentwood

634-3593

Power House Records and Tapes

Ann Schenddl, John Scruggs

ROCK/NEW WAVE/SOUL & DISCO/JAZZ/COUNTRY/POP

'Rock T-Shirts. jerseys, hats 'Unique Cards

'Jewelry, Posters. Buttons 'Decal Stickers

'All accessories to fit your needs

music makes the perfect gift-so. come in and see us! We are located at:

236 Oak Street Brentwood

Telephone 6342290

C^i

Johnson's Lumber & Hardware

Electrical and Plumbing Supplies

Highway 4 & Delta Road 634-3665

Mdry Thomas

Self Service Furniture

Convenient Credit Terms Free Delivery Anywhere

The Store That Pays You For Waiting On Yourself

No matter how much they've got,

most people have no objection

to savmg money.

187

Antioch

Phone: 757-3121

Retail

Wholesale

Classes

Sandy'g Ce/tamics

238 Oak Street Brentwood, CA 94513

Sandra L. Washburn

(415) 634-5141

priiii

The latest m fashion

and hairst^jfino

^20 W Second St Downtown An-hoch

776'Cntn

HARDWARE STORE *^

M & L True Value Hardware

Marine & Sporting Goods

Highway 4 & Cypress Road Route 2, Box 393

^^^ Oakley, CA 94561 ^^^^J^

(415)625-1373

R,^n,iy AUpn. Gregg Hochderlter

For insurance call

JIM LANTER

Agent

220 Oak Street

Brentwood, California 94513

Off: (415) 634-5025 Home; (415) 754-3007

STATE FARM INSURANCE COMPANIES HOME OFFICES: BLOOMINGTON, ILLINOIS

188

Electro-Mechanical MFG. Prototype

ELECTRONICS ON SITE TECHNICIAN

FABTECH

729 Walnut Blvd. Brentwood 634-2444

Don Conn General Manager

Don's Distributing

P.O. Box 269 Stockton

Phone 757-1055

AT ANTIOCH SQUARE

FINE MEN'S APPAREL, INC

TOM FRENCH 1653 A Street - Antioch, California 94509

Randy Allen

Donna Price, Julie Gresho, Susan Smith, Mary Thomas

NEAPOLITAN A SICILIAN PIZZA A SPECIALITY NEW YORK STYLE

EAT IN OR TAKE OUT PH. (.415) V57-5933

NAPOLI PIZZA Pasquale Romano, Prop.

ITALIAN Dinners

SUBS - HOT OR COLD

301 E. ISTH STREET ANTIOCH. CA. 94509

POST OFFICE BOX 304

JIFFY FOODS

741 Second Street Brentwood

the ultimate houseboat

Fisher

Craft

29

(415)634-1186

TED R. HANBERG PRESIDENT

BIXLER RD. AND HWY. FOUR BYRON, CALIFORNIA 94514

NuhnS

Farm

°(®)°(®)°(®;,

IMILE NORTH OF BRENTWOOD - HWY. 4 AT SUNSET ROAD

Phone 634-4822

LP's • Topes Tape Coses) • 45's

• Posters

• T-Shirts

1811 "A" STREET • ANTIOCH, CALI FORNI A 94509

Bus. 757-7766 Res. 625-2538

Donna Price, Mary Thomas

RICHARD ARMSTRONG Owner - Monoger

Gregg Hochderller, Susan Smith. Randy Allen, Mary Thomas

M^m

MEXICAN FOOD

AUTHENTIC

ffitX/C44r

fOOO

FAMILY ATMOSPHERE

FINE WINES

IMPORTED MEXICAN BEER

LUNCHES - DINNERS ^p^^ ^ ^^^S

1 1 A.M. TO

FOR FOOD TO GO , « o ^

754-6556

2500 SYCAMORE DRIVE ANTIOCH

H & M Auto Dismantlers, Inc.

USED PARTS AND TOWING

HIGHWAY 4 AND BROWNSTONE ROAD (BETWEEN OAKLEY AND BRENTWOOD)

P.O. BOX 565

BRENTWOOD, CA 94513

PHONE (415) 625-2753

191

Randy Allen, Mary Thomas, Julie Gresho, Donna Price, Susan Smith

Lamondo's Mexican Food

2327 Buchanan Road Antioch

Telephone, 787-1201

DR. RICHARD F. RYE

OPTOMETRIST

PHONE: 757-0465

1205 'A' STREET ANTIOCH, CALIF. 94509

No 10 S Lake Dr , Suite 4, Antioch, Ca , (415) 757 5290

192

Randy Allen, Julie Gresho

JEWELERS INC.

516 Second Street-Downtown Antioch-757-1404 2601 Somersville Road-County East Mall-757-7227

LEE'S MARKET

GROCERIES, MEAT, FRESH PRODUCE BEER & WINE WE SPECIALIZE IN CUTTING FREEZER BEEF

PHONE 634-3019

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311 Oak Street

AUTO PARTS Be ACCESSORIES

ANTIOCH PARTS DEPOT

FOREIGN & DOMESTIC

Complete Machine Shop open 7 days

Brentwood

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634-2818

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230 Chestnut Street Brentwood, CA 94513

George Rose

AUTO & WINDOW GLAZING

PLATE GLASS, MIRRORS TABLE TOPS

Pick-up and Delivery

(415) 634-5609

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Dr. Daniel McCurtain

Chiropractor

Somersville Plaza

2400 Sycamore Dr., Suite 18

Cathy Franklin

Antioch, CA 94509 754-6780

Kim Betz, Cathy Franklin

Flippo's

Italian Style Spaghetti, Ravioli Other Fine Foods

11 a.m. -9 m. Sun.-Thurs.

11 a.m. -11 p.m. Fri, Sat.

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Rick Pruneau

Owner

Phone 684-2880

6252 Bethel Island Road • Bethel Island, CA

Jenny ViUareal. Ann Schedel, Kim Betz

Donna Price, Susan Smith, Mary Thomas, Julie Grecho, Randy Allen, Gregg Hochderler

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lOth & Somersville Rd. Antioch 757-0211

Ann Schendal, Jenny Villareal, Kim Betz

Mt. View Food Center

Hwy. 4 and Lone Tree Way Brentwood

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634-3400

Aniioch's Finest

RON'S FOSTER'S FREEZE

Food and Retreshment Center

"Best Dressed Burgers in town"

COMPLETE FOUNTAIN SERVICE

Open Daily 11 to 11:30 En. & Sat. Til Mid.

400 East 18th St. Antioch 957-6441

Gregg Hochderlerr, Mary Thomas, Susan Smith

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BROKER

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1305 Highway 4 BRENTWOOD, CA 94513

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130 Railroad Ave. Antioch

BANK OF AMERICA

241 Oak St., Brentwood

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Highway 4 - P.O. Box 196 - Oakley. CA 94561

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Flowers for All Occasions

2317 BUCHANAN ROAD NO. D ANTIOCH, CA. 94509 PHON&.778-3010

RENE PACE ANNE ROSE

FARMERS

INSURANCE

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Joe Riley

Sales Representative

857 Second St., Suite 3 Brentwood Bus. 634 1171 Res. 757-8751

Auto • Fire • Life Commercial

Patrons

Mr. & Mrs. Willidm Batze

Capri Beauty Salon

Crabtree Engineering

Dairy Queen

Preston & Jacqueline Hopkins

Joel's Auto Body Shop

Palace Sporting Good, Jnc.

Donna Price

Swensen's Joe Cream Parlor

Twin Rivers Insurance Inc.

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PANTELL'S ANTIOCH MUSIC BOX

EXXON SERVICE

407 & G' ST.

ANTIOCH, CALIF. 94509

Phone 757-6618

Juhe Gresho, Susan Smith

GEORGE N. PANTELL, JR.

Ann Schendal, Randy Allen

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Delia Dodge Chrysler, Inc.

LENNY BYER - OWNER (415) 634-3516

754 RAILROAD AVE. BRENTWOOD. CA. 94513

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Dodge Heads CSF Group For '81 -'82

CSF: TOP ROW- Charles Haase, JeH Brown, Daren Cornelius, Kim Boudreau, Katara Sims, Julie Gresho, Donna Price, Ken Reynolds, Valerie Poerio, Rob Brandt, John Coelho, Steve Everard, Nancy McLaren, advisor. SECOND ROW- Georgia Clark, Sharon Cochran, Pam Barbe, Desiree Short, Kip Patterson, Una Ramos. THIRD ROW- Bill Davie, David Diaz, Christie Jefferson, Teresa Ramos, Carmen Kauhestani, Gina Andronico, Tricia Bello, Leslie Grivet, Teresa Grabner, Shellie Edhng, Olivier Jimenez, John Salluce, David Carver, Jeff BeviU, Alana Roderick. BOTTOM ROW- Tawn Berg, Suzan Ernst, Sena Shanti, Mariann Salluce, Dawn Riley, Nancy Hall, Marni Russell, Jeanne Wong, Paul Dodge, Julia Arce, advisor.

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Thank You' To Those That Help

ASSISTANT EDITOR, Kim Betz. mugs one for the yearbook photog- rapher at the Barn Dance.

YEARBOOK ADVISOR, Bill Batze, chats with Mrs. Sue Churchill on Homecoming Day.

ANN SCHENDEL heads over to Baize's room lor annual stall work dunng Homecoming.

I owe a lot of Thanks to a lot of people. To the counseling office for all the times we needed something, to Mrs. Billie Casey and Mrs. Billie Fortner for all the questions answered, to Evie McCord for the use of her machines, to the custodians for cleaning up our "little" messes, to all the teachers who allowed students out of class, and a special thanks to Mr. Bill Snow for not being upset about all the times I was late to first period.

I wish next year's staff a lot of good luck; especially next year's editor-in-chief, Kim Betz, and the two assistant editors Melissa Batze and Chris Brown.

A special note of thanks goes to our "new" yearbook pho- tographer Don Barros. He did an excellent job replacing Hal Matson and learning our needs and then helping fulfill them. 1 hope the '83 staff works well with him.

MR. BfLL BATZE is owed one huge "Thank you" for put- ting up with me and all my staffers and all the little stunts we pulled which included hanging, hiding, and throwing Gar- field in the garbage can.

Sincerely, Donna Price Editor-in -chief

EDITOR ol the LION '82 yearbook. Donna Price smiles at the Barn Dance.

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Rdndy Allen

Photographer

Melissd Batze

Sports. Activities

Kim Betz

Assistant Editor

Chris Brown

Classes, Sports, Photographer

Cathy Franklin

Ad Editor

Richard Grahn

Photographer

Ken Hobbs

Photo Editor, Photographer

Gregg Hochdedt

er Sales, Sports

Brooke Jensen

Sports

Jana Johnson

Curriculum

Joycelyn Matison

Classes

Donna Price

Editor-in-Chief

Chris Roberts

Artwork

Laura Sanchez

Classes

Rene Sanchez

Classes

Anne Schendel

Sports

John Scruggs

Sales, Photographer

Stephanie Silva

Sports

Katara Sims

Curriculum

Susan Smith

Index, Typing, Collage

Mary Thomas

Activities

Tina Cutino

Classes

Mary Guerra

Classes

Bill Batze

Advisor

"HELLO WORLD!" John Scruggs provided some good photography and even better hu- mor to keep things relaxed.

MARY THOMAS looks up with a startled expression as Chris Brown talks with the advisor.

RANDY ALLEN an excellent annual stall photograph, kicks back.

This years staff was basically a ' 'greenhorn " group. All of the members were either first year or second year members, even the editor and assistant editor had only been on staff two years.

We started out with a large group who chose the blue cover and the tip-on with the theme "Walk With Us Through ... " This year we did carry the theme out from the title page to the closing.

Because of a lack of money, our staff was forced to put the seniors in black and white and we went with a stock cover and end sheets.

Our group dwindled down to just a handful who finished up the book. Most of the staff were a dedicated group. Aside from the teasing and throwing everything insight including Garfield, we worked hard on the yearbook.

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Dedicated To

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It IS not the normal practice for the LION yearbook or any part olit to be dedicated. But it is not the usual thing lor an individual to dedicate 36 years ol his life to a single institution. So it is with great love and consideration that we, the ANNUAL STAFF OF LION '82, dedicate this page to an outstanding educator who has given us so much. We salute you Mr. Vernon C. Noble.

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