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LION 1987

TRUE COLORS

Liberty Union High School

850 Second Street

Brentwood, CA 9451 3

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What are the TRUE COLORS of Liberty Union High
School? Cardinal and Gold have been the traditional
school colors since 1902 when Liberty first opened its
doors. Since then, many thousands of students have
passed through Liberty. What have they left behind?
What are the students of the 1986-1987 school year
going to leave behind?

Webster's Dictionary defines the word true as "ge-
nuine or authentic." Color is defined as "general
nature, character." With these definitions in mind,
what then are the TRUE COLORS of Liberty?

These few pages that constitute the 1987 LION
Yearbook are dedicated to the purpose of providing a
small glimpse into the spirit and frienship that are the
TRUE COLORS of Liberty Union High School.

TRUE COLORS were definetly in fashion for those
with real school spirit. Homecoming Week activities
have always illustrated the true Liberty. Students and
teachers alike can join in the fun and excitement that are
the high point of the Fall Semester.

Mr. Bill Batze has always been a spirited guy, especially
during Homecoming Week. But this year he had an extra
reason to be jolly! He was selected as the 1986 Homecom-
ing Grand Marshall (nice hat!).

From smiling faces of beautiful girls and handsome guys to colorful floats,
students celebrated the 1986 Homecoming Day. Dafne Arteaga and Shawn
Schwitters were crowned King and Queen while the Junior Class captured first
place in the float competition.

Shawn Schwitters fights back tears of happiness as he is
congratulated by Jason Nunn and others. Shawn was an-
nounced the Homecoming King by Wendi Anderson (his
girl friend). After walking around the candidates, Wendi
suddenly made her announcement by leaping in Shawn's
lap.

starry-eyed Dafne Arteaga still looks stunned after her announcement as the 1986 Homecoming Queen. On
the facing page, Shawn Schwitters (Homecoming King) receives congratultions from excited students. Below,
the candidates for Homecoming King pose for a formal picture. To the left is the Senior Class Float (third place).

Everyone was involved in Homecoming Activities this year. Here are a few of
those spirited individuals that participated. The pie eating contest is always a
favorite for those with good appetites. Tug-of-War, teddy bears, sombreros and
jerseys all showed TRUE COLORS.

TABLE OF

CONTENTS

Opening

Classes

. ... 18

Sports

. ... 72

Activities

. ..128

Curricu um

. . . 152

Ads

. . . 164

Index .

. . . 206

Closing

. . .212

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Students and Staff were all involved in the 1986 Homecom-
ing activities. However, Bill Batze, does have some special in-
sight into some extracurricular, nocturnal activities thai were
planned but never executed. Michelle Dominguez and Wendi
Kelsey had to put some flnishing touches on their spirited faces
on Cardinal and Gold Day. Kalhy Hilbum and Robin Galey,
both Top Ten girls, enjoy the Homecoming game from their
special bleachers on the playing field.

Miss Marian Canepa turns around in disgust after Joe Com-
pili, Dafne Arteaga, and Marty Stanton made certain censored
comments about the Freshman Class, of which Miss Canepa is
advisor along with Mr. Dennis Buckley. The subject of sleeping
arrangements while guarding the Freshman float was also
discussed. Bill Batze is congratulated by Mark Wadnizak and
Wayne Cantt, very close personal friends, after his Grand Mar-
shall selection.

Three excellent examples of the TRUE COLORS
of Liberty, Bill Batze, Dafne Arteaga (Homecoming
Queen), and Shawn Schwitters (Homecoming King)
pose for an Annual Staff photographer outside of
Stonebarger Gymnasium after the Homecoming Rally.
Dafne and Shawn were voted to their esteemed posi-
tions by the entire student body during the week of
Homecoming, and the results were announced at the
RaUy.

As always, the weather was
beautiful during Homecoming
Week but especially good on
"Jersey, Hat and Sunglasses Day."
Lisa Thompson and Brett Swisher
bask in the sunshine before the
lunch time activities of the day get
started. The good weather lasted for
most of the winter, however, too
much of a good thing is not so good
after all. Low rainfall made talk of a
drought common but during early
spring things began to look much
better for Brentwood's fanners.

Cathy Priddy and Melanie Bottoms, charters for the
football team, try to catch some of the action during the
Homecoming games, while taking stats on the players. The
excitement was intense during both the homecoming rally
and game, but erupted after it was announced that Shawn
Schwitlers was chosen as the 1986 Homecoming King.

Top Ten boys and girls sat in special reserved seating during the
Homecoming Game, but tuxes and gowns just don't protect as well as a
blanket when it comes to chilly fall weather. Tricycling is the best way to
keep warm, as Kyle Cursi demonstrates.

Cheerleaders can work up a
big thirst during a game, so
they're allowed at least one
break during a game. Patricia
Boardman did her share of
cheers at the Homecoming
Game, but remember, only one
break. Dafne Arteaga is crown-
ed as the 1986 Homecoming
Queen during the halftime
festivities.

Almost every club on campus
participated in the Homecom-
ing parade with either a float or
truck full of students or both.
On Homecoming day classes let
out early for games and rally.
More than 1,000 students at-
tended the activities which con-
cerned many staff, since the
number exceeded the max-
imum allowed in the
gymnasium.

Seniors break the "Dull Barrier" set
up by the juniors at the Homecom-
ing Rally. The seniors went on to win
the most prestigious rally of the year.
Liberty Mascot take a few minutes to
pose during the Homecoming Rally.
Class of '90 members work hard on
their first high school float ever.
Guided by advisors, Mr. Dennis
Buckley and Ms. Marian Canepa, the
freshmen were successful in captur-
ing second place on Friday of
Homecoming.

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The Class of 1987 enjoyed a successful four years at Liberty. As the newly entering freshmen in the Fall of 1983, the
class was led by Cindi Johnson, president; Christine Chesser, vice-president; Carna Rodriquez, secretary; and Stacey
Knoblauch, treasurer. Greeting the arriving freshnnen were advisors who would remain with the class for four years; they
were Mrs. Jeanne Partridge and Mr. Rod Beaver. As the newest class on campus, the frosh had a candy sale, washed cars,
and sold hats. Their first float placed fourth in the Homecoming Parade. As sophomores, the Class of '87, got their act
together and placed first in the float competition. They were guided by Carna Rodriquez, president; Shawn Schwitters,
vice-president; Korin Ghiselli, secretary; and Dafne Arteaga, treasurer. The class sold candy to raise money and crowned
Dafne Arteaga, queen and David Martinez, king, of the Sophomore/Junior Prom. Korin Ghiselli took over as president
for the new juniors; she was assisted by Robin Galey, vice-president; Abbe Gregory, secretary; and Michele Mercado,
treasurer. The class was again successful at Homecoming as they captured first place in the float competition and won the
Spirit Trophy. They hosted the Top Ten Dance and had four candy sales to swell their treasury. In the spring they co-
hosted the Sophomore/Junior Prom. For the second year in a row, Korin Ghiselli led the Class of '87 as they attained
"SENIOR" status. She was helped by fellow officers: Abbe Gregory, vice-president; Sonia Valle, secretary; and Lorena
Oseguera, treasurer. The seniors crowned Dafne Arteaga queen of Homecoming and Shawn Schwitters, king. The other
members of the Homecoming Court were Cindy and Kathy Hilburn, Kim and Kiersten Read, Lisa Thompson, Carna Rodri-
quez, Robin Galey, Abbe Gregory, Lisa Duncan, George Pickron, Rick Lobo, Kyle Cursi, Jason Nunn, Brett Swisher, David
Martinez, David Arevalo, Lance Foreman, and Ed Paguaga. The seniors earned a third place finish in the Homecoming
Float Competition. The class held their Senior Ball at the Oakland Hilton and had a new twist with a midnight buffet. Clos-
ing out the year, the seniors returned to an old tradition and held a Baccalaureate ceremony on June 7 in Stonebarger
Gymnasium (see following poem that was read there). Closing out their four years of high school, the Class of 1987
walked onto Ohmstede Field for Graduation ceremonies at 6 p.m. on June 12. Mimi Montanez was valedictorian while
Raquel Gensler was salutatorian. Jaime Sims was the graduation speaker. Farewell CLASS OF 1987; you're gone but never
forgotten.

WASTED TIME

Look at all of us, here we stand. With our diplomas in our hands. I can't believe we're on our own. And we wish it
weren't the end. How do we begin? We don't know if we can. Who'd ever thought we'd be this far down the line. But we
all know it has been constantly on our minds. We're afraid it has all been wasted time. Now we live from day to day and
we dream about tomorrow. And the hours seem like minutes, and the shadows come to stay. But we try to make them go
away. We could have done so many things, if we could only stop and take the time from wondering what we left behind,
and from worring about this wasted time. Friends have come and gone, and the years keep rushing on. We will remember
what we were told before we go out on our own, sometimes to keep to keep it together you've got to leave it alone. So
my friends can get on with their lives, and I can get on with mine. And maybe somebody we will find, that it wasn't really
wasted time.

— by Karen Wamback

Meckes, Sherri; Pep Club, IWE Computer Literacy,
Varsity Track Manager, CSF 1st Year Award,
American Mathematics Award, Track, Algebra II
Award, Geometry Award, Computer Science
Award, Biology I Award, Bethel Island Women's
Scholarship

Seniors Enjoy Float Building in October

Ackerman, Leanne
|V Basketball, Pep Club, Honor Roll, S(X)rt Charter; JV
Baseball, |V Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball; IWE: Science,
Algebra

Alcazar, Jose
Cross Country, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, Azteca
Chih, Honor Roll

Anderson, Tim

Anderson, Wendi
Rally Sfjuad, Varsity Spirit Leader, CSF, French Club Presi-
dent, French Club, Homecoming Committee, Junior Prom
C'ommittee, Pep Club, Club Council, IWE; Geometry; Varsi-
ty Softball, Student Leadership, Band III
Angeles, Martin
Ansick, Denise

Aquila, Frank Antonio

Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, FFA, Honor Roll

Arevalo, David

Varsity Basketball, JV Basketball, Varsity Baseball,

I tomeconiing King Top Ten

Arevalo, Hugo

Argueta, Olimpia S.
Azteca Club, IWE Counseling Office

Arroyo, Tina Michelle
Honor Roll, P.E. Student of the Month
Arleaga, Dafne S.
Homecoming Queen, Sophomore Queen, Student Govern-
ment, Sophomore Treasurer, Varsity Football Stat. Girl, IWE
Drivers' Ed

Ausk, Mike

Frosh-Soph Track

Bailey, Danielle R.

Varsity Cross Country, IWE; Attendance Office, Social

Studies

Beasely, Teresa Marie
Band III, Stage Band, Band Public Realtions Director, Band
I ibrarian, B.uirlsman of the Month, All-State Honor Band,
( SF, Life CSF, Honor Roll, Scholastic Top Ten, Senior Ser-
vice Society, Tennis Team, Close-up

Using the pole barn to work on their float, members of the Senior Class
take a few minutes to ham it up for the annual staff photographer. The
seniors finished third.

Elizabeth Simanek , Jamie Sims, and Chere Trice ride on the front of the vehicle
that towed their float in the parade.

Becerra, Tricia
Varsity Track, Block L, A Capelia Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Choir
Club, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Chamber Singers, IWE: Beginning
Art; A Capelia Robe Manager, Choir Council

Benson, Aaron
Biasi, Angela

Biever, Paul

glow. Heather Ann

Biles, Jenny Lee

Honor Roll

Boardman, Patricia Ann
Varsity Songleader
Bomben, Blake
Varsity Soccer, Varsity Track, Athlete of the Week, Playmakers,
One Act Manager, Choir Club, IWE: Chemistry; |V SocceY, Most
Valuable Player Frosh-Soph Soccer, Frosh-Soph Track, Brown
Bag Alternate

Bosch, David
JV Football, Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling, Block L, Clean Up
Club, IWE; Library; ROP Drafting

Mark Smith "SMILE, you're on candid camera'

Class Clowns or what? Alice Herrick and Kim Read hug each other and laugh as
Michelle Manning snaps their picture outside their locker in Nash Hall. Both girls
were involved in activites their senior year.

Branson, DeLora
Bustos, Eric
CSF, Honor Roll, Life CSF, Scholastic Top Ten
Cabral, Raymond G.
Varsity Baseball, )V Baseball, |V Basketball, Frosh Basket-
ball, Block L '

Calahong, Suzanne Christie
)V Basketball, Varsity Basketball, )V Softball, CSF, Life
CSF, Honor Roll, Scholastic Top Ten, IWE: Math; Student
Leadership

Calandri, Heather Jayne
Sport Charter: )V Soccer, Varsity Soccer, Band III, Honor
Roll, Close Up

Carpenter, Shelly Denise
Rally Squad, )V Cheerleader, Songleader, Varsity Track,
Block L, Pep Club, IWE: English; Student of the Month
Frosh PE

Carreon, Margarita

Varsity Track, Rally Sc]uad, Drill Team, Letterette, Block L

Castro, Adam

Castro, Jim

Seniors Enjoy Final Year at Liberty

Caslanerla, Angelica

Ce|a, Francisco

Varsity Basketball

Chavez, Lori

Child, Ana
Yell Leader, Annual Staff, Yearbook Society, Songleader

Chrislock, lames |.
JV Football, Playmakers, SADD, Plays: Red Rider, Look
Homeward Angel, Aria De Cappa, The Questioning of Nick,
One Acts

Christensen, Dawn

Clark, Ron

Cross Country, Varsity Track

Colbert, Harold

Frosh Football, |V Football, JV Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling

Colcasi, Gino

Coleman, Cina

Pep Club, Homecoming Committee, IWE: P.E.

Cordua, Kevin ).

Varsity Basketball, Varsity Football, Frosh Football, Frosh

Basketball, Block L

Craffey, James

Cruse, Shelly
Cursi, Kyle Matthew
Mascot, Rally Squad, Homecoming King(runner-up), Varsity
Track, Frosh-Soph Track, JV Wrestling, Block L, Academic
Decathlon, SADD, Choir Club, A Capella Choir, Pep Club,
Playmakers, One Act Manager, Brown Bag Theatre, Bleacher
Bums, Tom jonew, Anne Frank, Musicians of Bremen, Rosen-
crantz and Cuildenstern, locko(director). The Ledge, the
Ledger and the Ledgend, Taming of the Shrew, Lala Palooza
Bird, BBT Movie Crew, Senior Service Society

Dale, Jeanne
Band III, Drum Major, Flag Team, Color Guard Captain,
Winter Guard Captain, Honor Roll, Choir Club

Daterra, Regina
Davis, Tina Marie
de Fremery, John

DeSilva, Brian

Diwald, Maria E.

Foreign Exchange Student(Austria), Foreign Exchange Club,

IWE: Math; Honor Roll, CSF, Musical: Once Upon A Mattress

Drake, Brett

Varsity Soccer, All League, JV Baseball, Honor Roll

Duncan, Kimberly S.
Varsity Volleyball, JV Volleyball, Student Government, SADD,
French Club, IWE: French III, French Club President

Duncan, Lisa Rene
Sport Charter: Frosh Football; JV Swimming, Varsity Swimming,
Block L, Homecoming Committee, SADD, Youth Educator, Stu-
dent Government, Homecoming Queen (Second Five), Student
Council, IWE: Vice-Principal, Attendance, Spanish I; Student of
the Month

Duquette, Cynthia Lorraine
Rally Squad, Songleader, Plays: Diary of Anne Frank, Tom Jones;
Honor Roll, Life CSF, IVVE: Biology; Student Government, Best
Actress 83-84, CSF Carnival Chairman 87, Close-Up

Duarte, Danny
Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Block L, Honor
Roll, Youth Educator, ROP Meats, Auto

Ericson, Jan Lanette

IWE: Clothing 1, SADD, Playmakers

Erskine, Sherry Lynn

IWE: P.E.

Floyd, Joseph

Golf

Ford, Mathew

Varsity Soccer, JV Soccer, Scholatic Top Ten, CSF, Life CSF,

French Club, Honor Roll, Block L, Academic Decathlon, Camp

Royal Representative, Boys' State Alternate

Foreman, Lance
Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Basketball,
JV Basketball, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track,
Homecoming King (runner-up). Sophomore King (Top 5)

Senior Girls Show Homecoming Spirit

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Foster, Rene Lynn

Varsity Track, Sport Charter: Varsity Basketball

Freeman, Felicia Marie

Varsity Volleyball, JV Volleyball, Varsity Cheerleader, All League

Volleyball

Fuhrer, Francine Marie
IWE: Algebra

Gaiey, Robin Rochelle
Varsity Swimming, JV Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, Homecom-
ing Queen (Second 5), Block L, Pep Club, Honor Roll, SADD,
Student Government, Student Council, Commissioner of Rallies
& Assemblies, Sophomore Queen (runner-up). Homecoming
Committee, Junior Class Vice-President, Human Relations
Faciliator

Gallegos, Ryan Robert
JV Wrestling, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, Student Govern-
ment, Homecoming Committee, IWE: Vice-Principal
Gatlin, Derek

Gamino, Michael J.
Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Baseball, JV
Baseball, Frosh Basketball, Block L, Honor Roll, SADD, IWE:
English, Beginning Art

Garcia, Oralia

Honor Roll, Student ot the Month, IWE: Drafting, Tutor

Gatewood, Steven Christopher

Golf, Band III, Jazz Band, Clean Up Club

Lisa Thompson , Heidi Vincent, Anne Gerry, Cindy Hilburn, and Wendi Anderson show
class spirit by acting as a Ground's Supervisor, a Garbage Collector and other occupations
for "Ten Years From Now" for Homeocoming

"Break the Dull Barrier" , Seniors are on Top, Seniors Ro^, and
Caught the Wave are just some of the posters the Class of '87
used for a rally.

Gensler, Raquel Lynn
CSF, Life CSF, Honor Roll, Scholastic Top Ten, Schol.irship Cup,
Senior Service Society, Senior float Committee, Student Coun-
cil, ird Period Representative, BanrI III, Sympfionic Band, Mar-
cfiing Band, Pep Band, Band Secretary/Treasurer, Band Atten-
dant e Manager, Band Council, Bandsman of tfie Montfi, Choir
Club, Salutatorian

Ghiselli, Korrin Marie
Senior Class President, Girls' State Representative, Junior Class
President, Sophomore Class Secretary, 3rd Period Represen-
tative, Blood Drive Chairperson, Soph-junior Prom Chairperson,
SIP Chairperson, SIP Committee, Homecoming Committee,
Student Government, Student Council, Student Leadership, FIC
txchange Student, Honor Roll, IWE: P.E.; Marching Band, Band
III

Granado, John
Frosh Basketball, )V Basketball, Varsity Basketball, Most
Valuable Player Basketball, IWE: P.E.

Gonzalez, )anet Yvonne

Gregory, Abbe Rachelie
Rally Squad, Varsity Cheerleader, )V Cheerleader, Head
Cheerleader, Varsity Spirit Leader, Homecoming Queen (se-
cond 5), Honor Roll, Student Government, Homecoming Com-
mittee, Junior Class Secretary, Senior Class Vice President,
Blood Drive Committee, Sport Charter: Frosh Basketball; IWE:
P.E., Spanish

Groves, Tim
Guerreo, Rosalia
Hale, Paula Deann
)V Field Hockey, )V Basketball, Varsity Track, All League Varsity
Track, Varsity Basketball, All League Varsity Baskett)all, Most
Valuable Player Varsity Basketball, Lion Athlete of the Week,
Varsity Basketball, Block L, Honor Roll, Senior Service Society,
Student Government, Student Council, Commissioner of
Athletics, 3rd Period Representative, Homecoming Committee,
IWE: English, World History

Hall, Jerri Wynette '

Honor Roll, Student of the Month, Clean Up Club, SADD,
Youth Educator, IWE: Social Studies, English

"I'm COOL!" Aaron Benson sports his shades as he heads

across campus to his next class.

David Arevalo , David Martinez, and Kyle Cursi, Homecoming King Candidates, share a
snack as they try to stay warm on a cool evening in October.

Senior Boys 'Dress' For Homecoming Evening

Hanni, Tim

Varsity Soccer, )V Soccer, Varsity Swimming, Block L, SADD

Hansen, Scott

Varsity Football, "Most Irresitable"

Heitmeyer, Kurt
Varsity Wrestling, Varsity Football

Henriquez, Lorena Del Rocio
Tennis Team, Azteca Club, French Club, Flag Team,
Treasurer of Azteca Club

Henry, Christopher M.
FFA, IWE: Beginning Art
Herrick, Alice M.
Rally Squad, Varsity Cheerleader, Frosh Cheerleader, Band
III, Stage Band, Pep Club, SADD, Youth Educator, Student
Government, Homecoming Committee, IWE: P.E., Atten-
dance Office; Plays; jocko; Student Leadership, Peer Tutor,
Special Ed. Tutor, Senior Float Committee, Frosh Float
Committee

Hilburn, Cindy
Homecoming Queen(top 5), Rally $quad. Varsity
Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Frosh Cheerleader, Head
Cheerleader, Head )V Cheerleader, Head Frosh
Cheerleader, Commissioner of Rally Squad, Student Govern-
ment, Block L, Varsity Swimming, Tennis Team, Band III,
Stage Band, Diving Team, P.E. Student of the Month

Hilburn, Kathy
All League Softball-Second Team, Varsity Softball, jV Soft-
ball, Varsity Volleyball, )V Volleyball, Homecoming
Queen(top 5), Block L, French Club, Band II, Student
Government, Student Council, Sport Charter: Girls Varsity
Basketball; Student Body Secretary, French Club Officer,
Lion Athlete of the Week, A.D.Seeno Athlete, P.E. Student
of the Month

Hoos, Lannette
ROP Drafting, Math Tutor, Human Relations Facilitator, CSF

Huber, Rob

Hughes, Jason

Varsity Football, Frosh Football, JV Wrestling

Hurd, Jeffrey

Annual Staff, SADD, Photo Editor

Jackson, Todd

Jaime, Mark

Jensen, Amy Marie

IWE: English, Peer Tutor

Class of '87 Delights in Homecoming Activities

)uno, Sharice

Kelsey, Lon, L.

King, Kevin Raymond

I lonor Roll, Student of the Month, I WE: Senior English

King, Tony
Pep Club, Honor Roll, SADD, Track Assistant Manager,
PEOPLP.E. Student Aide

Klaes, Stacey

Knoblauch, Stacey Michele

IV Basketball, |V Volleyball, |V Softball, Most Valuable Player

IV Softball, Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Softball, Block L,

Freshman Class Secretary, IWE: P.E.; Student Government

Kouhestani, Michael Ali

|V Soccer, French Club

Kriens, Jeff

Band III, Stage Band

Krogh, Krista

IV Basketball, |V Softball, Varsity Softball, Honor Roll, Pep

Club, Elementary Tutor, GATE

Lafarga, Claudia
Lamport, Alecia
Leake, Theresa

Lepe, Carmen
CSF, Varsity Track, Honor Roll, Senior Service Society, Let-
terette. Human Relations Day Facilitator

Lewis, Thomas
|V Wrestling, |V Football, Varsity Soccer, IWE: Counseling
Offic e

Ligon, David
IV Baseball, Varsity Baseball, Honor Roll, IWE: Advanced
Art, P.E.

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Cindy Hilburn and Kathy Hilburn show off their flowers after half-time of
Homecoming night. The girls spent most of the evening, as did most peo-
ple, trying to stay warm on a windy evening.

Football players Shawn Schwitters, )ay Lewis, Sean Pelletier, Brett Swisher, and
Lance Foreman relax on a bench outside the Activity Center during lunch. The
players are wearing their away jerseys.

Lobo, Rick

Varsity Football, )V Football, Frosh Football, All League Football,

Varsity Track, Honor Roll Homecoming King (runner-up).

Sophomore King(runner-up), Block L, IWE: P.E., Language Arts

Locatelli, Paul

Varsity Football

Long, Michelle Delaine

Stage Band, IWE: Driver's Training; Clean Up Club, Youth

Educator

Loredo, Maria L.

IWE. English

Luckett, Aaron

Varsity Football, )V Football, Varsity Track

Malik, Holly Annette

CSF, Honor Roll, Pep Club, Clean Up Club, Senior Service

Society, SADD, 3rd Period Representative, One Act Plays

Manning, Michelle
Drill Team, Flag Team, Band IV, Annual Staff, Clean Up Club,
SADD, Youth Educator, Sport Charter: )V Football, )V Basket-
ball; IWE: Science; School Newspaper

Manning, Mike
Student Government, Student Council, Commissioner of Guest
Speakers, Homecoming Committee, Annual Staff, Honor Roll,
Block L, )V Soccer, Frosh Basketball, jV Basketball, Varsity
Basketball, Tennis Team, Most Valuable Player Tennis

Marchio, Raymond

Rick Lobo and Aaron Luckett wait in line to pick up their Student Body cards
in the Activity Center. Mrs. Wanda Keeney's office was swamped when the
cards arrived.

Marsicano, John M.
Martin, Tessa Monica
A Capella Choir, Playmakers, Choir Club, Track, Plays: Bye Bye
Birdie

Martinez, David
Varsity Baseball, |V Baseball, Homecoming King Top Ten

Senior Class Officers : Abbe Gregory, vice-president; Korin Ghiselli, presi-
dent; Lorena Oseguera, treasurer; and Sonia Valle, secretary. Class advisors
are Mr. Rod Beaver and Mrs. Jeanne Partridge.

Martinez, Yvonne

Band I

May, Tom L.

IWE: Metals; Clean Up Club

McCausland, Christina

French Club, Playmakers, A Capella Choir, Girl's Ensemble,

Choir Club, Chamber Singers, Choir Club Treasurer, Choir Club

President, Playmakers Historian, One Act Plays, All-State Honor

Choir

McCausland, Deanna
Choir Club, A Capella Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Chamber Singers,
Pop Chorus, Honor Roll, Playmakers, Plays: Or7ce Upon a Mat-
ires', , One Acts, French Club, Vocalist of the Month, Thespian,
Choir Club Librarian, IWE: Social Studies

McClelland, Michael L.
CSF, Honor Roll, Game Ticket Sales, French Club, IWE:
Language, Government, U.S. History

Mederos, Marney Alena
Varsity Basketball, All League Honorable Mention Varsity
Basketball, JV Basketball, JV Softball, Most Valuable Player JV
Softball, Varsity Softball, Block L, IWE: P.E.

Ghiselli Guides Seniors as Class President

Mercado, Michele Renee
Cf)mmissi(jner of Curriculum, Junior Class Treasurer, Girls Rep
to Camp Royale, Student Rep to DCDC, Student Rep to SIP,
Student Review Team Chairperson, PRIDE Committee
Chairperson, Student Government, Student Leadership, Stu-
dent Council, Homecoming Committee, Senior Float Commit-
tee, Junior Prom Committee, Blood Drive Committee, Tennis
Team, Varsity Track, Block L, Band III, Honor Roll, Senior Ser-
vice Society, Close-Up, Club Council, Bandsman of the Month,
IWE: Resistrar

Meyer, Elizabeth Mane
Band III, Cross Country, Varsity Track, Block L, Senior Float
Committee, SADD, Honor Roll, P.E. Student of the Month

Milani, Mike
Student Body President, Varsity Basketball, JV Basketball, Stu-
dent Leadership, Student Council

Milton, Terry

Minick, Samuel Adam

Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball

Minor, Douglas

JV Soccer, Varsity Soccer

Montanez, Miriam Ann
Scholastic Top Ten, Life CSF, CSF, Honor Roll, Academic
Decathlon, Tennis Team, Chamber Singers, A Capella Choir,
Choir Club, Band III, Annual Staff, IWE: Chemistry,
Mathematics, Valedictorian

Morse, Kim
Neely, Jared
Student of the Month, A Capella Choir, Choir Club, Chamber
Singers

Nelson, Dale

Norris, Robert R., Jr.
Frosh Football, Block L, Varsity Football Manager, IWE: Library,
P.E.

Nunn, Jason Wayne
Varsity Football, JV Football, Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball,
Varsity Basketball, Homecoming King (runner-up)

Odell, Clayton Aaron
CSF, Honor Roll, Life CSF, Scholastic Top Ten, Student of the
Month, Annual Staff, Student Government, Student Council,
Student Representative to The Board of Trustees, CSF President,
CSF Vice President, Annual Staff Editor, Annual Staff Assistant
Editor, Annual Staff Business Manager, IWE: Student Aide for
PEOPL P.E.

Olague, Mary Lou

Azteca Club, Honor Roll

Olan, Francis

Olan, Maritsa

Orozco, Adrian

JV Baseball, Sophomore King (runner-up), Float Committee

Orozco, Iveth

Orozco, Minnie
Oseguera, Lorena Maria
Senior Class Treasurer, Student Government, Student Council,
Homecoming Committee, IWE: Attendance Office; Sport
Charter: Frosh Basketball; Soph-)r Prom Committee, CAP
Committee

Overholtzer, Eric P.
JV Soccer, Foreign Exchange Club, Playmakers, A Capella Choir,
Choir Club, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Student of the Month, Stu-
dent Government, Student Council, Chamber Singers, Sport
Charter: Swimming; One Act Manager, Playmaker President,
Choir Club Treasurer, A. F.S. Historian, Student Rep. to Brent-
wood Community Theatre, IWE: P.E.; Plays: Crawling Arnold,
Taming of the Shrew, The Ledge, Ledger and Ledgend, A Sunny
Morning, Asylum, Diary of Anne Frank, Tom jones. Ah,
Wilderness, Bleacher Bums, When You Comin' Back, Red Rider?,
Once Upon A Mattress, Rozencrantz and Cuildenstern, The Musi-
cians of Bremen , Brown Bag Theatre, P.E. Student of the Month,
Vocalist of the Month, CMEA Solo Ensemble, CMEA Winter
Festival

Overholtzer, Michelle

JV Basketball, JV Softball, Varsity Softball, Student Government,

Student Council, Homecoming Committee, Block L

Oxiey, Alan

Frosh Basketball, Honor Roll, IWE: Language Arts, Drafting

Oyler, Patricia A.

Pace, Justin
Varsity Swimming, Block L, Honor Roll, Senior Service Society,
Homecoming Committee, Pep Club, French Club, Choir Club,
A Capella Choir, Chamber Singers, Vocalist of the Month, Choir
Club Vice President, Playmakers, Playmakers Treasurer, One
Acts: Pot Man Spoke Sooth, Lala Polousa Bird, Taming of the
Shrew ; Plays: Tom tones. Ah Wilderness, Once Upon a Mattress ,
Best Male Walk-On, Student Government, Comissioner of Cur-
riculum, Student Rep. to SIP, Student Rep. to DCDC, Student
Review, CAP Committee

Page, Bob
Varsity Soccer, All League Soccer, Tennis Team, Most Valuable
Player Tennis, Co-Captain Tennis, CSF, Life CSF, Honor Roll, JV
Soccer, IWE: History, Chemistry; Athlete of the Week Soccer,
Scholastic Top Ten

Pastor, Scott R.

Pato, Wendy
Paul, Lisa Marie
Tennis Team, Pep Club, Honor Roll, Homecoming Committee,
IWE: Physical Science

Payne, Tammy Lynn
CSF, Honor Roll, Brentwood Elementary Tutor

Noon Activities Help Seniors Win Points

P.iync, Wade
Pearson, Dave A.
Varsity Swimming, A C apella ( hoir, (hoir ( lub, (,SF, )V Swimm-
ing, Annu.il Staff, WJl: VVorlfi History; Most Enthusiastic
Swiinnicr

Pflleticr, Sean
Varsity foolb.ill, )V loolball, i rosh football, )V Baseball, Varsity
Wrestling, )V Wrestling, Block I, Honor Roll, Youtti Educator,
IWE: Vue Prin( ip.ils Office, Attendance Office, Computer
Literac y; Student ( ouiu il

Perez, )ess Vincent, III

Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track

Peters, julianne

EHonor Roll, IWb; Driver Education, Driver Training; French) Club

Peters, Vanessa I ee
Drill Team, Flag Team, Foreign Exchange Club, French Club,
Pep Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Annual Staff, SADD, Senior Service
Society, Student Government, Homecoming Ccjmmittee, Sport
Charter; Varsity Basketball, Varsity Tr<u k, ircl Period Rep., Band
Freshman Representative, Winter Guard, Rifle Team, Winter
Guard Co-Captam, Rifle Captain, float Committee, Sophomore
junior Prom Committiee

Pickron, George
Varsity Football, Homecoming King(runner-up), Youth
Educator, Commissioner of Clean Up Club, Clean Up Club,
Block L, SADD

Pilat, Helena Marie
Majorette, French Club President, French Club, Honor Roll, A
Capella Choir, Choir Club, PEOPL P.E. Aide, Homecoming
Committee

Pinkston, Greg
IV Football, Frosh Football, Frosh Basketball, JV Wrestling,
Frosh-Soph Track, Honor Roll

Wendi Anderson and Shelia Robinson have a delightful time in trying to pass an orange
from one person to another without using any hands at all. The seniors used this activity to
earn points towards the Spirit Trophy.

Harold Colbert uses a coping saw in his jewelry class to work on
a project.

Platis, Gus
Podwys, Kimberlie Lynn
Frosh Cheerleader, JV Cheerleader, Rally Squad, Pep Club,
Homecoming Committee, SADD, Youth Educator, Sport
Charter: Varsity Football Stat Girl, |V Football Stat Girl; P.E. Stu-
dent of the Month, Morning Announcements, IWE: Counseling
Office, Attendence Office

Prenk, Nick M.
Varsity Track, Clean Up Club

Purcell, Shelly Denise

SADD, Pep Club, French Club

Quintanilla, FHector N.

Frosh Football, )V Football, )V Wrestling, Varsity Wrestling,

Block L

Read, Kiersten Renee
Pep Club, Sophomore Queen (runner-up), FHomecoming
Queen (second 5), IWE; P.E., Math 1-B, Attendance Office;
One Act Plays

Read, Kimberly Ann
Pep Club, Honor Roll, Sophomore Queen (runner-up),
Homecoming Committee, Homecoming Queen (second 5),
SADD, IWE; P.E., Office Assistant

Reil, David Noah
Varsity Baseball, Most Valuable Player Varsity Baseball, All
League Varsity Baseball, Frosh Football, )V Football, Block L,
Lion Athlete of the Week, IWE: P.E., SADD, Band-Instrumental
Studies

Reynoso, Martha

Homecoming King and Queen, Shawn Schwitters and Dafne
Arteaga pose for the audience near the end of half-time ac-
tivities on Ohmstede Field.

Seniors, Tammy Payne, Kim Morse, Sonia Valle, Korrin Ghiselli, Jason Hensel, and Marty
Stanton, whoop it up as their "Honey-the-Poo" Homecoming Float circles Ohmstede
Field. The Senior Class placed third in the competition.

Arteaga, Schwitters Reign as Queen and King

Rhodes, tli/.ibelh Arwen
A Cci|)C'lla Choir, Choir Club Council, CiSF, Playmakers,
Plays: Join /ones. Ah! Wilderness, You ( ,in'l Jdke ll With You,
Once Upon a Mattress, Human Relations Day Facilitator

Rice, Nancy
Student Body Treasurer, CSF Treasurer, Student Govern-
ment, Student Council, CSF, I ife CSF, Honor Roll, Schcilastic
Top Ten, SADD, IWt; Mrs. Keeney; Close-Up, Student Body
Projec ts C;hairman, Pep Club, F orcign Fxc hange Club

Richardson, Dirk |.
Varsity Soccer, )V Soccer, Annual Staff, Youth Educator,
IWE: Attendance Office, C-3

Robinson, MollyAnna I.
IWE: Counseling Office, Science, Math Skills
Robinson, Shelia Diane
Varsity Swimming, Block L, SADD Treasurer, Student
Government, Student Council, Commissioner of Clubs and
Activities, FHomecoming Committee, Close-up, Varsity
Swimming Captain

Rodrieguez, Angela

Rodriguez, Carna Marie
Sport Charter: Frosh Football, )V Football, Varsity Volleyball;
JV Basketball, )V Softball, Varsity Softball, Sophomore Class
President, Band III, Clean Up Club, SADD, Youth Educator,
Sophomore Queen (runner-up), FHomecoming Queen (top
5), FHomecoming Committee, Commissioner of Rallies and
Assemblies, Student of the Month, Student Government,
Student Council, IWE: Foreign Language
Rodriguez, Frank
Rodriquez, Martin

Rodriguez, Rey

Varsity Wrestling, JV Wrestling

Romano, Kathy

IWE: Library, Lions FHall, Painting and Drafting, Advanced

Art; Tutor

Ruddick, Samantha Sue
FHonor Roll, Flag Team, FHomecoming Committee, Pep Club,
Sport Charter: )V Girls Basketball; IWE: Attendance Office,
Counseling Office; Tutor

Ruiz, Juanita Elena
Youth Educator, IWE: Counseling Office, FHomecoming
Committee

Sadler, Jason Matthew
Varsity Soccer, All League Soccer, Soccer-League FHonorable
Mention, Varsity Track, Track Most Inspirational, Frosh-Soph
Track, Most Valuable Player JV Track, FHonor Roll, Vice Presi-
dent FCA, Student Leadership, Commissioner of Guest
Speakers, SADD, Senior Service Society, Block L, Basketball
Manager

Sancen, Armida
FHistorian-Parliamentarian, Student Government, Student
Council, FHomecoming Committee, Club Council, IWE:
Language Arts; Student Leadership, Survey Committee

Seniors Share Lighter Moments With Each Other

Sandate, Silvia Nena

IWE: Library, Spanish II; Tutor

Schendel, Franz

Scherzer, )eanene Marie

IWE: English; Homecoming Committee

Schwitters, Shawn Timothy
Varsity Football, )V Football, Frosh Football, Varsity Baseball,
)V Baseball, Frosh Basketball, All League, Homecoming
King, Block L, Honor Roll, Boys' State, Student Government,
Vice President, Sophomore Vice President, Human Relation
Facilitator

Seeley, Shane

Serrano, Elevterio

Frosh Basketball, Frosh Football, )V Basketball

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Shakleford, Shelly

Sheffield, Billy

Shelton, Mark

Varsity Football, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track

Siino, Joseph
Pep Club, CSF, Honor Roll, Clean Up Club, Homecoming
Committee, Life CSF, IWE: Spanish; Human Relations
Simanek, Elizabeth Ann
IWE: Language Arts, Principals Office; GATE, Close-Up
Simoni, Nicole
IV Volleyball, Varsity Volleyball, JV Basketball, Varsity
Basketball, Varsity Swimming, Most Valuable Player Basket-
ball, Volleyball, Swimming, All League Volleyball, Basketball,
Block L, Student of the Month, IWE: P.E., Counseling Office;
Rotary Student, Lion Athlete of the Week

Sims, )amie Lynn
Block L, SADD, Senior Service Society, Homecoming Com-
mittee, 3rd Period Representative, Girls Varsity Basketball
Manager, Blood Drive Committee, Reader of Morning
Announcements

Sjogren, Christer B.S.
Foreign Exchange Student, Foreign Exchange Club, Annual
Staff, Close-Up, Varsity Track, Honor Roll
Smith, Donna

David Ligon strolls across the soccer field in the fall. David was a member Justin Pace Kim Morse, DeeDee McCausland, and Leslie Stoeffler share a quiet,
of the varsity baseball team later in the spring. light time together in one of their classrooms. These four seniors were active in a

variety of things.

Smith, Mark
Varsity Baseball, JV Baseball, Block L, Honor Roll, IWE:
Language Arts, P.E.

Sonnenburg, Lisa C.
Drill Team, Flag Team, Winterguard, CSF, Honor Roll,
Homecoming Committee, Stage Band, Senior Service Society,
French Club, Student Government, Sport Charter: Varsity
Baseball; IWE: Math Tutor

Souza, Michelle L.
Rally Squad, Varsity Cheerleader, Flag Team, Pep Club, Honor
Roll, Clean Up Club, Student Government, Homecoming Com-
mittee, Sport Charter: Track, Varsity Baseball; IWE: P.E., Office;
Student Leadership, Ticket Taker

Spence, Larry

JV Football, Honor Roll
Stack, Edward Allen
Varsity Soccer, Golf, Clean Up Club, American Legion, Float
Committee

Stanton, Marty Dwayne
SADD, East County SADD President, Pep-Club President, Safe-
Rides Chairman, Teenwork Chairman, Clean up Club, Youth
Educator, Student Government, Student Council, Club Council,
)V Basketball, Frosh Basketball, Varsity Swimming, )V Swimm-
ing, Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, Block L, Band ill. Stage
Band, Marching Band, CSF, Honor Roll, State Champion
Barefoot WatersKiier

Stoeffler, Leslie Elise
A Capella Choir, Girls' Ensemble, Pep Club, Youth Educator,
Student Council, Chamber Singers, Student Council Represen-
tative, IWE: P.E.; Plays: Tom Jones

Strand, Allan
Strickland, Darsev Lee
Pep Club, Girls' Ensemble, Choir Club, A Capella Choir, Track
Manager, Choir Club Secretary

Christer Sjogren relaxes before school in Mr. Bill Batze's room. From
Sweden, Christer became involved in both school activities and sports.

Posing proudly, Mark Shelton spent a lot of time to decorate his car for the unof-
ficial Car Rally before school on the Friday of Homecoming Week.

Stromberg, Jennifer Lynn
Annual Staff, Honor Roll, CSF, French Club, SADD, Choir
Club, Musical; Once Upon A Mattress

Swisher, Brett Edger

Varsity Football, )V Football, Frosh Football, |V Wrestling,

Varsity Track, Frosh-Soph Track, Homecoming King

(runner-ups). Block L, Sport Charter: Football; IWE: Math

Taylor, Bob

Varsity Soccer, All League Soccer

Taylor, ]ill Christine
Pep Club, Honor Roll, Student of the Month, Student
Government, Homecoming Float Committee

Teeter, Shawn D.
Frosh Basketball, jV Basketball, Honor Roll, CSF, Life
CSF, IWE; Science

Thomas, Kathy
Foreign Exchange Club, Playmakers

Thompson, Lisa

Homecoming Queen (top five). Song Leader, Rally Squad

Thorns, Travis Patrick Steven

CSF

Tobar, Anthony Wayne

Varsity Baseball, )V Baseball, A Capella Choir, Choir

Club, Clean Up Club, Playmakers, Chamber Singers,

IWE; P.E.; Plays; Look Homeward Angel. Once Upon A

Mattress, A Christmas Carol ; All State Honor Choir,

Brown Bag Theatre, CMCA Winter Festival, Choir Club

Council Historian

Seniors Entertain Foreign Students at Liberty

FOm, Mdnley A.
Tennis Team, Varsity Football, CSF, IWE: Chemistry; Brass
Representative, Band, Life CSF

Trice, Chere Louise
SADD, Homecoming Committee, Sport Charter; Varsity
Football; IWE: Counseling Office

Trimble, Kristina Irene
Cross Country, Varsity Track, Block L, BancJ III, A Capella
Choir, Choir Club, Pep Club, Clean Up Club, SADD, Student
Government, Student Council, Chamber Singers, IWE: P.E.;
Plays: Look Homeward Angel

Turrietta, Ray Joseph

Varsity Football, Frosh Football

Unpingco, Ronnie

Valencia, Lucinda

Girls )V Basketball Manager, IWE: P.E., Language Arts;

Human Relations Facilatator

Valle, Sonia
Senior Class Secretary, Honor Roll, French Club, Student
Government, SADD, Homecoming Committee, IWE: Book-
keeping, Record Keeping

Valverde, )eanette Danielle
Cross Country, Varsity Track, Varsity Track: Most Inspira-
tional, Most Valuable Player Cross Country, Band III, Stage
Band, CSF, Honor Roll, Life CSF, Scholastic Top Ten, Senior
Service Society, Student Government, Girls'State Alternate,
Band Uniform Manager, Woodwind Representative, Jazz
Band

Vandiver, David

Vasquez, Ted
Vega, Jorge
Vestal, Marc

Vestal, Mike
FFA, Plays: Once Upon A Mattress
Velez, Cita
Vincent, Heidi Sherrine
Varsity Swimming, Block L, Band ill. Pep Club, Honor Roll,
Clean Up Club, SADD, Youth Educator, Student Govern-
ment, Homecoming Committee, Sport Charter: Varsity
Baseball; IWE: Counseling Office, P.E., C-3

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Seniors and their dates enjoy one of Robin Galey, Carna Rodriquez, Mike Posing with their dates just inside the en- Ray Turreitta really seems to
the slow dances at the Hilton in Manning, and Wayne Gantt enjoy trance to the Hilton are Elizabeth Simanek be geeting into the swing of
Oakland. talking between dances. and Krista Krogh. things.

Christer Sjorgren and Kurt Jason Hensel, Ana Child, Shelia Robin-
Heitmeyer enjoy the midnight son, Sean Pelletier, Cindy Hilburn and
buffet. Lance Foreman arrive.

Shawn Schwitters and Wendi Ander- Alice Herrick, Kiersten Read, and Leaving their limo are Kevin David Reil and Carna Heidi Vincent
son., arrive at the Hilton at the Miaja Waller enjoy a good laugh Cordua, Paula Krey, Kara Cox, Rodriquez chat with Mr. and her date Bill
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Addington, Christine

Alcazar, Maria

Amador, Denise

Anderson, Kristen

Andrieu, Valerie

Arnold, Justin

Arroyos, Ralph

Ausk, Doris

Baio, Daniel

Baldwin, Melody

Barajas, Michael

Baremore, Sheryl

Barros, Brenda

Bassen, Douglas

Beach, Tyrone

Bell, Gerald

Bent, Adam

Bevill, Jessica

Birge, David

Bloodworth, Mitch

Blotz, Gerald

Borge, Steve

Bottoms, Melanie
Boudreau, David
Bowers, Billy
Bradshaw, Robert
Branson, Raymond
Bridge, Jackie
Bridge, Jenny

Brimmer, Jeffery
Brown, Jason
Brown, Lisa
Burklund, Deborah
Byer, Tia
Carter, Traci
Cervantes, Christian

Coelho, Christine
Compilli, Joseph
Councell, Robin
Countz, Michella
Cox, Cara
Cremeans, Kim
Crystal, Ryan

Curtis, Matt
Cutino, Mark
Dallman, Leslie
Davis, Tina
DeFrates, Dennis
Delgado, Manuel
Deneen, Laura

Derrick, Rick
DeWolf, Scott
Dias, Rachelle
Diaz, Leticia
Dillon, Rip
Dominguez, Anna
Dominguez, Michelle

Duarte, Catalina
Dutra, Matt
Eason, Bob
Ediing, Susan
Ellis, John
Emerson, Chris
Enochs, Matt

Espinal, Matt
Evans, Gayle
Fejes, Paul
Fernandez, Lisa
Firkins, Mark
Flechsing, Audra
•Fluty, Jaddeus

Foreman, Darrin
Foreman, Jim
Fortner, Jeff
Foster, Kurt
France, Jason
Franco, Alex
Franks, Jamie

Frasier, Jennifer
Frigard, Jeff
Fryxell, Sean
Furlong, Adam
Galey, Debbie
Galvan, Emilia
Gantt, Wayne

Garcia, Alma

Garcia, John

Garcia, Pat

Gaston, Mark

Gatlin, Alex

Gaudette, Nadine

Geddes, Roy

Gepilano, Sonny

Gerry, Anne

Gibbs, David

Giesinger, Chad

Gomes, Maria

Gomez, Dorothy

Gonzales, Ronda

Gonzalez, Amy

Gonzalez, Jake

Gonzalez, Jesse

Goodman, Suzanne

Goostree, Daemon

Gordon, Becky

Grabner, Duane

Green, Michele

Griego, Desiree

Gursky, Jason

Gutierrez, Steve

Gutierrez, Theresa

Hampton, Jill

Hancock, Ray

Henry, Patty

Hensel, Jason

Hernandez, Albert

Herrera, Lacrechia

Hilliard, Kelly

Hobbs, Mike

Hochderffer, Jeff

Brown Guides Junior Class at Homecoming

Members of the Junior Class take advantage of the warm fall weather to Jason Brown , president, works with the Junior Class as they practice the pyramid
eat their luch outside the Student Activity Center. building just before they have to do it to have it count. The classes and faculty

had difficulty in building a pyramid that would stand up.

Hook, Jim
Hopkins, Heather
Horgan, Brian
Howard, Steve
Hoyt, Steve
Hustedt, Tim
Jimenez, Violeta

Joaquin, Amy
Johnson, Donny
Jones, Ken
Jones, Paulette
Judd, Cheri
Jungers, Lisa
Kamyk, Leo

Karbowski, Brent
Karbowski, Todd
Kinman, Tina
Kleen, Cecelia
Knopf, Mike
Kontogianis, Maryann
Kopp, Gary

Krey, Aaron
Kuhr, Stacey
Ladd, Katy
Largent, John
Laster, Lea
Latour, Steve
Lawrence, Bob

Juniors Fight With Seniors for Rally Victories

Leighton, Barrett

Leonis, Stacy

Lewis, Jay

Lewis, Steve

Linch, Curt

Linscheid, Randy

Lister, Karen

Looney, Steve

Lopez, Sonia

Loredo, Dora

Lorona, Mary

Low, Cindy

Lowe, Troy

Lucido, Tobble

Christy Price relaxes with three junior boys on the bench outside of luniors whoop it up at a rally in Stonebarger Gym. The Junior and Senior Classes

the Callagahan Library. tried to outdo each other at every rally this year.

Martinez, Rene
Martinez, Roberta
Matsutani, Michelle
Maybee, John
McCauley, Sean
McDaniel, Mike
McDonald, Chase

McGovern, Jason
Mclntyre, Clint
McNeal, Kathy
McNease, Robert
Meadows, Aaron
Meadows, Michelle
Meeks, Mark

Melena, Robert
Melgoza, Rose
Mendes, Shannon
Mendez, Mario
Mendoza, Didi
Middelton, Rochele
Miller, Erica

Miller, Josan
Misquez, Manual
Mitchell, Sam
Montgomery, Tiffany
Moroschok, April
Moss, Calvin
Moss, Lisa

Mott, Mary
Mutschler, Tiffany
Nelson, Connie
Nevarez, Tricia
Newman, Kari
Nissinen, Kim
Noguda, Tina

Norato, Armando
Nortac, Tisha
Nunn, Erik
Nunn, Janell
Orteaga, Carlos
Oseguera, Carlos
Owen, Denise

Oxiey, Harvey
Padama, Amelia
Padilla, Jesus
Partridge, Waily
Passey, Suzanne
Pastor, Anthony
Pastor, Frank

Pastor, Steve

Patterson, Greg

Paulson, Robert

Pereira, Stan

Perez, Diane

Perez, Fermin

Perez, Todd

Peters, Bill

Pezzino, John

Phan-Thi, Hang

Pierce, Tobie

Pinney, Nichole

Pitner, David

Poertner, Heather

Ponce, Louie

Prenk, Debbie

Price, Christy

Priddy, Cathy

Priddy, John

Quintero, David

Ramirez, Paul

Reed, Shaven

Reetz, Jo Ann

Rentuma, Angela

Rickets, Shanna

Rios, Jess

Rivera, Tammy

Robertson, Dennis

Robinson, Regina

Roderick, Doug

Rodriguez, Eddie

Rodriguez, Ricky

Rodriguez, Sandra

Rosas, Danny

Rowland, Shannon

Royal, Dannelle

Russo, Kathy

Slazar, Misty

Salyers, Jerome

Sanchez, Scott

Sarmento, Tony

Shultz, Tannis

Seaver, Chris

Selph, Leslie

Serpa, Cristina

Serrano, Rosa

Shehab, Jason

Sherman, Bryan

Sherman, Rhonda

Juniors Participate in Homecoming Week Activities

Sigman, John
Silva, Allan
Silva, Rich
Simon, Jose
Smith, David
Smith, Kelly
Speer, Georgina

Stanton, Chad
Starbuck, Rick
Stenhouse, Grey
Stewart, Heidi
Stewart, Hilda
Stockton, Liz
Stoner, Sherry

Matt Enochs, Gerald Blotz, Rachelle Dias, and Aaron Meadows, participate in Traci Carter, Jaime Franks, Kris Anderson, and Katy Ladd share a happy mo-
fall sports and rally squad. ment together. The four junior girls were enjoying a warm fall day on the grass

near the Activity Center

Brown, Curtis Lead Junior Class

Touros, Grace
Trice, Shawn
Upton, John
Urton, Amanda
Usher, Katie
Utiey, Laura
Valle, Eddie

Van Camp, Lora

Viera, Kirk

Wadnizak, Mark

Washburn, Jason

Washington, William

Wasso, Julie

Watson, Jennifer

Weaver, Wayne
Wheeler, Jason
Whisler,Juli
Whitener, Tawny
Whitten, Martin
Wilkie, Heather
Williams, Corey

Williams, Kevin

Williams, Sean

Williams, Steve

Wilson, Christina

Wilson, James

Wilson, Kevin

Wilson, Kim

Grosman-Wilson, Laura
Wirth, Vernon
Wisner, Laura
Witt, Angela
Wooten, Billy
Wooten, Evelyn
Yoda, Richard

Young, Sean

Zachery, Lori

Zesati, Angel

Zesati, Maribel

Zimmerman, Debora

Abrea, Jane

Cross, Jim

Cutcasi, Gino

Gadea, Carlos

Lavin, Mike

Lunt, Gordon

Parker, Mia

Peters, Joe

Phan, Hang

Junior Class Officers and
Advisors: Jason Brown,
president; Matt Curtis,
vice-president; Mrs.
Joanne Nash, advisor; Mr.
Tim McHugh, advisor;
Anne Gerry, secretary: and
Chris Addinglon, treasurer.

Abeyta, Sandra
Abulog, Patricia
Ackerman, Lora
Adams, Donna
Adams, Theresa
Adkins, Shari
Agraz, Rocio

Ambriz, Edward
Anderson, Michelle
Anderson, Mike
Argueta, Gil
Armstrong, Tami
Arredondo, Marisa
Arroyo, Ann

Baker, Stacy
Baldwin, Neal
Barbadillo, Pete
Barker, Jennifer
Barton, Kevin
Bean, Chip
Bell, Matthew

Bennett, Colin
Bennett, Tracy
Berry, Lisa
Berumen, Amelia
Blair, Kendra
Blake, Gregory
Bledsoe, David

Bloodworth, Lisa
Bluebaugh, Kevin
Borchert, Denise
Boston, Robert
Bowersox, Tina
Bowlen, Vera
Brazil, Arthur

Brazil, Sherrie
Bronzini, Paula
Brown, Lynnette
Browne, Jeff
Burke, Aaron
Cacho, Monica
Cacho, Steve

Calabrese, Chris

Calandri, Jenni

Camilli, Judi

Campbell, William

Carreon, Carmen

Carreon, Raquel

Carswell, Lisa

Ceja, Esther

Chambliss, Kelly

Chavez, Gustavo

Chavez, Leopoldo

Clark, Tara

demons, Dana

Clogston, Jeremy

Coker, Charleen

Colmenares, Rosalio

Conner, Patricia

Contreras, Teresa

Conway, Chris

Coombes, Larry

Cornelius, Armando

Coster, Billy

Coster, Ricky

Cozby, Roland

Craffey, Michael

Crow, Gwen

Crow, Jennie

Cuaresma, Dan

Cudney, Cari

Current, Melissa

Darone, Deborah

Daterra, Maria

Davis, Chris

Dawson, Michelle

De La Pena, Renee

De Leon, Hilda

De Leon, Rosa

Del Chiaro, Anthony

Detrick, jason

Dewey, Kristie

Dewolf, Melissa

Dezell, Michael

Diaz, Arturo

Ditmars, Spencer

Drummond, Justin

Duncan, Lucy

Eglinsdoerfer, Henry

Elkins, Tricia

Elliott, Burley

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Sophomores Tug Successfully Against Freshmen

Sophomore students gather in the quad of the Student Activity Center to Tugging for all they're worth, the Class of '89 Is successful in outpulling the
buy lunch at the snack bar and pick up the.r student body cards from Mrs, Freshmen Class but had trouble when they went up against the upper classes in
wanaa iseeney s otfice. this activity.

Engle, Jon
Espindola, Lupe
Estacio, Sandra
Evans, Mitchell
Evans, Renee
Fajardo, Jose
Faletti, Naoma

Farias, Mario
Ferogiaro, Laura
Floyd, Geanette
Fraasch, Steven
Fredrickson, Kriss
Freeman, Kathy
Fryxell, Scott

Fuller, Shannon
Gamino, Denise
Garcia, Maria
Garcia, William
Gasca, Angie
Gasca, Ramon
Gaston, JR

Geddes, Michelle
Genda, Michael
Gensler, Erik
Giddens, David
Gonzalez, Armando
Gonzalez, Dolly
Gonzalez, Rosalinda

Ng, Calabrese Guide Class of '89 to Victory

Goodman, Sheila

Gordon, Rhonda

Greene, Charles

Greenfield, Taura

Gribben, Tina

Gudino, Hilda

Guerrero, Maribel

Guerrero, Mario

Guidinger, Jon

Guitron, Alfonso

Gursky, Nathan

Hackney, Robert

Hamilton, Jennifer

Hansen, Stuart

Harrison, Kelly

Hathorn, Barbara

Henriquez, Jose

Henriquez, Maria

Heredia, Isabel

Hernandez, Annette

Hernandez, Tina

Hicks, Joanne

Hilton, Connie

Hoffner, Renee

Hollingsworth, Cory

Hoos, Leah

Hubert, Lynnette

Hunt, Juanita

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Enjoying the ever popular hay-toss, these sophomore boys gang up on Sophomore Class Officers and Advisors: Mr. Bob Reed, advisor; Chris Calabrese,
a fellow sophomore girl and delight in tossing her into the pile outside vice-president; Robin Schwitters, secretary; Ryan Ng, president; Kim Trebino,
the gym doors. treasurer; and Ms Jan McAlister, advisor.

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Hynes, Lori
Ison, Diane
Jaime, Jennifer
Jensen, Katrine
Jensen, Lisa
Jones, Cindy
Jordan, Stephan

KamyK, Lester
Kastell, Renae
Keliiholokai, Jill
Kelly, Shawn
Kelsey, Wendy
King, William
Klapprott, Tara

Kniss, Michelle
Knouff, Michelle
Koehler, Katrina
Kratina, Kelli
Krey, Paul
Kruger, Zoe
Krumlinde, Alice

Lasher, Robert
Leake, Jeff
Leggat, William
Lennol, Nicole
Lewis, Kevin
Lial, Kim
Linden, Cherie

Lmscneia, Laurie
Lister, Tom
Little, Jeff
Loesch, Kerri
Lopez, Joel
Lopez, Lorena
Lucena, Steven

Magnuson, Phil
Mahoney, Tom
Malik, Kris
Maloon, MicheHe
Margelony, Penny
Marples, Matt
Martin, Angela

Martins, Justin
Mass, Steve
Mauriscio, Adolph
Mauriscio, Jimmy
Maya, Pedro
Maybee, Dion
McCoy, Rachel

Mcguire, Stephen

Mclemore, Michelle

Medrano, Maria

Mercado, Juan

Metez, Kim

Miller, William

Moore, Brian

Moore, Tom
Morales, Julissa
Moss, David
Morfin, Hector
Moss, Laurie
Moss, Shelly
Munoz, Joey

Nava, Scott

Nevis, Stayce

Newberry, Danny

Newport, Rondie

Ng, Ryan

Ochoa, Francisco

Ochoa, Maria

Odell, Jared

Olan, Daisy

Oliver, Julia

Ornelas, Michael

Ortega, Horacio

Ortiz, Ana

Ortiz, Ellen

Ortiz, Paul

Owen, Carrie

Padilla, Teffany

Palmer, Erik

Panopio, Ruth

Parsons, Tiffany

Pastor, Julie

Pastor, Sabrina
Patterson, Erik
Peralta, Paul
Perez, Mary
Perez, Stacy
Peterson, Johanna
Phelan, Tom

Pico, Dennis

Picou, Sherry

Pompa, Rocky

Powell, Cheryl

Price, Cheryl

Pueblo, Shannon

Pulley, Julie

Sophomores Cheer for Homecoming Float Entry

Quilici, Mario
Rafael, Arnette
Ramirez, Demetrio
Ramirez, Jess
Reed, Shelly
Reetz, Debi
Reiswig, Jenny

Reno, Jeff
Rhodes, Adriane
Rivera, Matt
Robinson, Julie
Rodgers, David
Rodgers, Jason
Rodriguez, Anjie

Rodriguez, Johnny
Rodriguez, Phil
Romiti, Dominic
Romo, Homero
Root, John
Ruane, Eva Marie
Rubio, Jason

Dancing the evening away, this sophomore couple enjoy the Homecoming

.riv*"' M """"V^' '^'"'" ""^'^^ "'^ ^"d o^ Homecoming Week and is held
traditionally on the Saturday night following the Friday night football game
I his year s king and queen were Shawn Schwitters and Dafne Arteaga The
dance was sponsored by the Senior Class. '

Whooping It up, these enthusiastic sophomores show their class spirit as thev
ride on the bed of the truck that pulled their fourth place float Though
Horriecorning evening was cool, the rain that had threatened off-and-on all
week held off allowing the students to enjoy themselves fully.

Sophomores Try Card Stunts During Rally

"The Last Frontier" poster overlooks the Sophomore Class section at a rally
as the students use card stunts to raise school spirit and try to win them the
rally.

Sanchez, Tami

Sappington, Robert

Scalia, Lorie

Schmuck, Steven

Schwitters, Robin

Sepulveda, Victor

Serrato, Yesenia

Seward, Matt

Sherman, Daniel

Sherman, Heidi

Showalter, Tony

Silva, Denise

Simmons, Michael

Simmons, Shawna

Skelton, Lee Ann
Smith, Brian
Smith, Brian
Smith, Kevin
Snell, Susan
Snow, Bryan
Solis, Jose

Sonnenberg, Eric

Steer, Lloyd

Stein, Teena

Stephens, Wendy

Stepp, Brandon

Stinnette, Joel

Stoffer, Sheri

Tim Wetzel digs into his cream pie to try to bring a victory to the Sophomore
Class. Tim really got into the Homecoming spirit by coloring both his hair and
face school colors.

Stoner, Paula
Stromberg, Kelly
Sudweeks, Kjersti
Swisher, Brian
Taylor, Brian
Tejada, Silvia
Thomas, Angie

Thompson, Diana
Thoresen, Kari
Thormahlen, Shane
Tipton, jenny
Titone,Nicole
Toles, Steve
Tom, Welling

Toons, Matt
Townser.'d, Mike
Trapp, Kristin
Treat, Dean
Trebino, Kim
Trimble, Jeanne
Troike, Mark

Trujillo, Sean
Turcotte, Robert
Turner, Colleen
Turner, Lana
Tysinger, Kathy
Valle, Arcelia
Vanderpool, Colleen

Vaughan, Brian
Vega, Carlos
Velasco, Edgar
Verver, Gustavo
Vierra, Eric
Villasana, Shannon
Villasenor, Leticia

Walker, Deana
Walkup, Robert
Waller, Jennifer
Washington, Brandon
Watson, Jerry
Weiss, Danny
West, Frank

Wetzel, Shelly
Wetzel, Tim
Whatley, Kristina
Whitehead, Kenny
Willenberg, Jacqueline
Williams, Dwight
Wingo, Daniel

Yeats, John

Youngs, Tammie

Zesati, Javier

Zuniga, Angelica

Farias, Jesse

Kapica, Toma

Pius, Leno

Wong, Jeanny

Ackerman, Chris

Alberti, Chris

Allgood, Kathleen

Alvarado, Cecilia

Amador, Mike

Anderson, Kim

Archer, Deanna

Arevalo, Humberto

Argueta, Felipe

Argueta, Susana

Argueta, Vincente

Atwell, Heather

Avelino, Nathan

Bailey, Brian

Baker, Cynthia

Baker, Randall

Baldocchi, Tom

Baldwin, Carolyn

Barros, Grissell

Beasley, Trevor.

Beeckman, Kenneth

Bell, Ryan

Bevill, Andrew

Bollinger, Chris

Bradford, Jennie

Brady, Cory-Lyn

Brady, Michael

Brignilio, James

Burnett, William

Camacho, Gonzalo

Carpenter, Jeff

Carreon, Raul

Carter, Melissa

Carver, Ken

Cecchini, Jeannie

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Sousa Leads Freshmen in Initial Year at LUHS

"90 Has Class" proclaims the poster above the Freshmen Class at a foot- Freshmen Class Officers and Advisors: Mr. Dennis Buckley, advisor; Miss Marian
ball rally in Stonebarger Gym. Canepa, advisor; Karen Lindsay, secretary; Jeannie Cecchini, vice-president;

Nicole Sousa, president; and David Sadler, treasurer.

Charron, Eric
Chavez, Aurelio
Christensen, Greg
Clanin, Tim
Clark, Kyle
Clawson, Cindy
Collins, Jennifer

Contreras, Evalio
Copple, Shawn
Councell, Eric
Crowell, Gary
Croweil, Jeff
Currier, Jennifer
Curtis, Mike

Damian, Angel
Davies, Mike
Davis, Dwayne
DeLeon, Betty
DeJesus, Kevin
Del Chiaro, Amy
Dikes, Leandra

Ditmars, Nicole
Dooley, Michele
Duarte, Juan
Duggan, Heath
Duncan, Bob
Duncan, Dana
Edwards, Michelle

Freshmen Build Second Place Float 'Burn Benecia'

Ehrlich, Rusty

Eisenbeis, Don

Elliot, Stacey

Ellis, Eric

England, Mike

Erskine, Jennifer

Erwin, Christina

Espinoza, Raul

Farias, Alex

Feliciano, Ray

Feliksiak, Trenton

Ferguson, Tim

Fish, Tom

Fleming, David

Fluty, Phil

Forsecam Daniela

Foreman, Eric

Forney, Ed

Fox, Bob

Freeman, Dawn

Freeman, Jennie

Fryxell, Andy

Furphy, Brian

Galvan, Guillermina

Ganz, Aaron

Garbiles, Sherrie

Garcia, Ed

Garcia, Fermin

lulie Lawerence swings through the monkey bars as part of her P.E. ac- AMBITIOUS! The Freshmen Class worked long, hard hours to put this "huge" float
tivities. The picture was taken before the construction started in this together. Built on the back of a semi-truck, the class captured second place in the
area. float competition.

Garcia, Kelly
Garcia, Ruben
Gasca, Gerardo
Gasca, Norma
Gay, Tammy
Gepilano, Enrique
Gilbert, Wesley

Glaholt, Hilary
Gomez, Jose
Gonzalez, Maria
Gonzalez, Rob
Goostree, Pete
Goss, Julie
Granado, Paul

Green, Dennis
Gregory, Tom
Guild, April
Guitron, Richard
Gursky, Mark
Gutierrez, Pat
Hamann, Nathan

Hamann, Jim
Hancock, John
Hannon, Allen
Harmell, Gabe
Harold, Cindy
Harper, Jamiesa
Heelan, Jennifer

Henson, Theresa
Hernandez, Gabriela
Herron, Michelle
Herron, Tiffany
Hilburn, Nancy
Hilton, Tina
Hobbs, Karen

Holmes, Howard
Houk, Mike
Hubka, Derek
Hudson, Michelle
Hulme, Suzanne
Hunt, Shawn
Hunter, Tara

Hurd, Jenni
Hurtado, Silvia
Ingram, Juanita
Jarvis, Shannan

ohnson, Mtke
Jones, Mark

ones, Michelle

Jordan, Breni

Kettle, Allan

Kinney, Robin

Kraczkowski, Leah

Kratina, Dannielle

Kreis, Carol

Lacosta, Bob

Lance, Barbee

Landry, Eric

Lanoy, Ken

Laudenslager, Tara

Lawrence, Julie

Lawrence, Kim

Leighton, Barbara

Leon, Steve

Letrado, Adrian

Letrado, Gabe

Linden, Brian

Lindsay, Karen

Lindsey, Jimmy

Lopez, Jaime

Lovos, Teresa

Ludricks, Julie

Lugar, Christy

Machado, Katie

Macias, Antonio

Mahoney, Darren

Main, Art

Malone, Landre

March, Stephanie

Martin, Marnie

Martin, Paul

Martin, Sylvia

Martinez, Nancy

Mattos, Bob

Maybee, Stacy

McCabe, Jessica

McBride, Jamie

McCain, Penelope

McClellan, Amy

McDonald, Katherine

McNeil, Jennifer

Meckes, Donovan

Medina, Liliana

Mendoza, Carmen

Mendoza, Mario

Messina, Jessica

Michel, Carlos

Middleton, Jeff

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Freshmen Pull Together in Tug-of-War Contest

Milburn, Wendee
Miller, Chris
Minchew, John
Misquez, Mark
Moore, Jason
Morfin, Octavio
Moroschok, Mike

Moser, Susanne
Moss, Bill
Mould, Greg
Munoz, Edgar
Murgia, Kellee
Murphy, Tom
Nance, Richard

Navarrette, John
Neely, Karen
Nelson, Tim
Nevarez, Ineika
Nickle, Monica
Nogarr, Chad
Nommensen Corey

?res'hmp!fH^?^7fh^'l? 'f " ^''^.^l' ^""^ ^°' ^" ^^^" ^""^^ ^° '"^ '° ''^'P ^^^ ^'''" °^ '^^ Members cheer and wave from the back of the truck that follow-
freshmen defeat the Sophomore Class. ed their winnmg float. The freshmen captured second place in the float

competition.

Freshmen Construct Prize-Winning Float

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Lynn Baldwin, Marissa Starr, Tom Gregory, Phil Fluty, Karen Lindsay, and Sandra Rowell, Danielle Seeley, Kerrie Way, Shantel Leighton, and Nicole Sousa
Dara Duncan rest for a few minutes while working on the Freshmen Float. show that building a float can be fun as well as work.
The freshmen captured second place.

Oxiey, Dana

Padilla, Leticia

Padilla, Maria

Padilla, Rudy

Pangburn, Eon

Parks, Michelle

Parnell, Bill

Pebley, Casie

Pelletier, Sabrina

Perez, Israel

Peterson, Andy

Phelan, Susan

Phillips, Augustine

Phillips, Sherrie

Pinkwart, Caria

Pinney, Ken

Poertner, Derek

Pope, Mindy

Proudfoot, Tom

Puente, Larry

Quintero, Chris

Ramos, Joanna

Reyes, Pedro

Robinson, Cheryl

Robinson, Janette

Robles, Carlos

Robles, Denise

Rodriquez, John

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Rodriguez, Carlos
Rogers, Stephanie
Roper, Phil
Rowell, Sandra
Ruiz, Gil
Ruiz, Jonathan
Russell, David

Sabedra, Stefan
Sadler, David
Salinas, Christina
Sanabria, Isabel
Sanchez, Richard
Saxon, Kevin
Schweizer, Damon

Seeley, Danielle
Shepard, Robert
Showalter, Kristi
Simmons, Diana
Simon, Anna
Skinner, Clint
Slowinski, Rachael

Smith, Jennifer
Smith, Tim
Souza, Nicole
Stadtlander, Michelle
Standridge Robyn
Starr, Marissa
Staten, Terry

Steinmetz, Keith
Stern, Andy
Stoll, Kayne
Stone, Jeff
Stulce, Roger
Sundberg, Calvin
Tackitt, Wandna

Taylor, Kurt
Taylor, Tara
Telle, Carin
Thompson, Thurman
Touchstone, Christina
Trapanese, Kely
Trimble, Tom

Turnage, Carol
Turner, Jerry
Valdes, Nadesdye
Van Brunt, Trina
Van Hvisen, Crista
Villarreal, Maria
Walbridge, Richard

Walclrop, Marian

Wallace, Dana

Wallace, Ted

Walter, Bruce

Warbington, Leslie

Warholak, Trina

Watson, Heather

Way, Kari

West, Kim

Westbrook, Kelly

Williamson, Sarah

Wilson, Heather

Wise, Eric

Woods, Jim

Yeager, Ed

Yglesia, Christine

Yoda, Frank

Zuniga, Jaime

Led by Jason Brown, president, the Class of 1988 spent its third year at Liberty trying to raise money by selling M&Ms and
Mambas. Jason was assisted by Matt Curtis, vice-president; Anne Gerry, secretary; and Chris Addington, treasurer. Class ad-
visors for the third year in a row were Mr. Tim McHugh and Mrs. Joanne Nash.

The juniors got tneir act together and beat out the other three classes to capture first place in the Homecoming Parade float
competition. Tneir float featured a giant wave and surf-board.

Combining with the Class of '89, the juniors co-hosted the Sophomore-Junior Prom. For the first time ever the Prom was held
off campus as the two classes turned Veteran's Hall into a palace for the evening.

With the theme "Give Me Liberty or Give Me Death!", the Class of 1989 worked hard Homecoming Week to build their se-
cond high school float. The sophomores were led by Ryan Ng, president; Kim Trebino, vice-president; Robin Schwitters,
secretary; and Chris Calabrese, treasurer. The class was ably advised by Ms. Jan McAlister and Mr. Robert Reed.

With a theme of "Friends and Lovers," the sophomores combined with the juniors to move the Prom off campus. The
sophomores selected Dana demons, Debbie Darone, Tiffany Parsons, Sheri Stoffer, and Wendy Kelsey as their oueen can-
didates. They chose as king candidates Kevin Blubaugh, Brian Swisher, Danny Newberry, Chris Davis, ana Steve Cacno. During
the evening they crowned Wendy and Brian, king and queen.

The sophomores sold flowers and candy in an effort to raise money to fatten their treasury for their senior year.

The school and students welcomed the newest class to Liberty last fall as the Class of 1990 entered high school. The
freshmen selected their officers as follows: Nicole Souza, president; Jeannine Cecchini, vice-president; Karen Lindsay,
secretary; and David Sadler, treasurer. The class was superbly led by two "old-time" advisors Ms. Marian Canepa and Mr. Den-
nis Buckley.

The freshmen surprised a couple of other classes as they edged out both the seniors and sophomores to win second place in
the float competition at Homecoming. The class workeci hard and tough hours to turn a semi trailer into a work of art. The
freshmen used the theme "Burn Benicia."

Working hard to build a treasury for their senior year, the Class of '90 hosted two candy sales, sold bumper stickers, and
washed cars on the day of the Senior Ball.

The classes worked hard to make the 1 986-87 an enjoyable year for all concerned.

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Students Enjoy Many Activities on Campus

Kelsey, Swisher Reign over Soph/Junior Prom

King and Queen, Wendy Kelsey and Brian Swisher, enjoy a dance together after the announcement that
they had been selected. The Soph/|unior Prom was held off campus at the Veteran's Hall.

Tiffany Parsons and Aaron Meadows arrive at
the Veteran's Hall for the Soph/Junior Prom.

Dana demons, Debbie Darone, Tiffany Par-
sons, Sheri Stoffer, and Wendy Kelsey react to
the queen announcement.

Matt Ford, Christine Seaver, Laura Grossman-Wilson,
and Thom Tenney relax for a few minutes between
dances.

losann Miller, Sean Pellitier, Jason Gursky, and
Katrina Koehler arrive at the Soph/Junior
Prom.

Multi-colored ballons dot the ceiling at the Veteran's Hall in Brentwood. For the
first time ever this dance was held off campus.

Mike Ornelas checks in with two of the chaperones at the entrance to
Veteran's Hall for the Soph/Junior Prom.

Kevin Blubaugh looks on as Brian Swisher is announced as the king. Other can- Lance Foreman, Lance Malone, and Dewey Kristie take time out from
didates were Danny Newberry, Chris Davis, and Steve Cacho. dancing to share feelings with friends.

Music Master provided the tunes for Nancy Rice, Adrian Orozco, and People watching was enjoyed by Couples enjoyed the decorations
the Prom. Wayne Gantt enjoy the punch at the some of the couples along the and tables at the Prom.

Prom. sidelines.

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SPORTS

Liberty's only chdmpionship in sports this year was in Girls' Varsity Basketball. The girls went 13-1 in FAL to tie with
Miramonte and share the crown. Nicole Simoni and Paula Hale were named Co-MVP of the FAL. The Varsity team was unsuc-
cessful in play-offs as they dropped their first game to Sunset to end the season.

In spring sports Lion individuals excelled. In swimming the girls' relay made it to North Coast and finished sixteenth while
Tara Clark, sophomore, finished third in the 100 freestyle and fourth in the 50. Tara's third-place finish earned her an All-
American consideration; her time was 53.16. The relay team consisted of Tara Clark, Shelia Robinson, Nicole Simoni, and Robin
Schwitters.

In track, eight members made it to North Coast, five of those went on the the Meet of Champions. Suzy Calahong was nam-
ed the Varsity girls' Most Valuable Athlete and captured the league crown in the triple jump. Jay Sadler, Most Valuable Athlete
for the boys' Varsity, on the FAL's triple jump title earning a trip to the MOC. Also garnerning spots to the MOC were Sean
Young, Paula Hale, and Michele Stranahan. Michelle Mercado, Bill Bowers, and Rick Derrick also earned spots to the North
Coast Meet. Jeanette Valverde was named captain; Lisa Meyer, most inspirational; Brian Smith, jv MVP; Bill Bowers, most in-
spirational; and Rick Lobo, captain.

Taking a brief look at the Fall Sports: the Varsity football team had a 3-7 record; one of their victories was a 22-0 drubbing of
Miramonte while another was a defeat handed to Campolindo, the eventual North Coast Champions. In Cross-Country, David
Arevalo was 7th in the FAL meet and 26th at North Coast. Brent Vonforestmeyer went to China over Christmas vacation to run.
In soccer it was Matt Ford who capture.d the Seeno Athlete of the Week Award; he also captured Most Improved and earned
honorable mention all-league. Blake Bomben was Most Inspirational and all-league second team. The varsity finished with a 5-
7 league mark and was 7-9-1 overall. In volleyball, the varsity, coached by Ms. Linda Ghilarducci, earned a trip to the FAL
play-offs.

In Winter Sports: the boys' varsity basketball team became the "cardiac kids" four games in a row as they won in the last
seconds of close games. Two of their games went into double overtime. The varsity was paced by hot-shooting David Arevalo,
Mark Wadnizak, and Sean Schwitters. The girls' jv team had a new coach Mr. Gary Conn. In wrestling Kurt Heitmeyer and Sean
Pelletier were named MVP captain was Sean; Brett Swisher earned the coaches award while his brother Brian was tabbed most
improved. In jv wrestling, Felipe Argueta was named MVP. Gerald Blotz was named MVP for the jv basketball team.

The Spring Sports saw a lot of busy Lions. The Varsity baseball team finished fourth in league only to lose their play-off game
to Campolindo 9-3. David Martin was named MVP and top offensive player; Shawn Schwitters was captain; Greg Patterson,
Ohmstede Award; Brian Smith was the top defensive player; and Martin also was the batting champ for the third year in a row.
Carlos Ortega was tabbed as the most valuable player in tennis. In golf, Jeff Frigard garnered MVP and was an individual
■qualifier for North Coast. The golf team finished with an 11-11 overall record and was 8-8 in league play for a fifth place finish.
In Varsity softball Stacey Perez was most improved; Stacey Knoblauch, most valuable; Carna Rodriquez, captain; and Sabrina
Pelletier, most inspirational. Doug Roderick was named MVP in jv baseball.

Sports closed out the year with their Spring Dessert and of course spring football practice. GO LIONS!

Shawn Schwitters , tight-end, dives for the ball before it can hit the ground.
The action took place in the second quarter with the score tied 0-0.

SCRAMBLE! Members of the DeAnza Dons and the Liberty Lions fight for
possession of a loose ball in an away game. The Dons were one of the two
new teams in the FAL this season.

Liberty Lion coaches Dennis Henderson and )erry
Lilley look on at one of our great home games.
Could we be winning or losing the game?

Tension rises as )ay Lewis tries to struggle free from his opponent. In the background you see Wayne
Gantt and Mike Boehrer showing their team spirit.

lason Nunn, Manual Delgado, and Billy Sheffield look out on the team as
llic\ pl.iy their .iwesome g.iiiit'. Looking at their fates, it must be a tough or
c losi' game.
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What a great offense team ,iook at the blocking that they're giving to Shawn
Schwitters. Could this lead to a touch down? Shawn is skirting left end.

Varsity Dumps Miramonte Matadors 2 1 -0

lay Lewis goes over the top of the line as he tries to pick up a first down. Darren
Foreman leads the blocking for the Lions in an away contest against the DeAnza
Dons.

Now here's another good shot of our awesome offense team. Look at how
well the coverage is. David Martin is free to carry the ball down the field
for a possible touchdown.

Danny Duarte looks back from the action on the field
at an away game.

lason Nunn is throwing one of his

great passes down field to a fellow
teammate.

Shawn Schwitters signals Touchdown! as Jay Lewis breaks
the plane of the goal line in a game against the DeAnza
Dons.

VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP
ROW- Jay Lewis, Rick Lobo,
Wayne Gantt, Jason Nunn, Boo
Cervantes, Gerald Blotz, John
Priddy, Manuel Misquez SE
COND ROW- Kurt Heitmeyer
Shane Seeley, Kevin Cordua
Aaron Luckett, Brett Swisher
Shawn Schwiiters, Mark Skelton
Paul Locatelli THIRD ROW
Gerald Bell, Ray Marchio, Paul
Fejes, Mike Boehr, George
Pickron, Matt Enoch, Aaron
Meadows FOURTH ROW- Sean
Young, Rick Rodriguez, Jason
Titone, Edwin Paduga, Barret
Laden, Darrin Foreman FIFTH
ROW-Adam Castro, Billy Shef-
field, David Martin, Danny Baio,
Lance Foreman, Ray Turrietta,
Sean Pelletier BOTTOM ROW-
Scott Hansen, Manual Delgato,
Eric Nunn, Danny Duarte, John
Largent, Mike Lamendola, Mario
Mendez.

JV Team Is Plagued with Injuries

Jose Solis tries lo stand his opponent up as he hits him just beyond the line Loose Ball! Both the Matadors and Lions seem stunned by the fumble as neither
of scrimmage tor a little gain. team shows much reaction to the flying football.

Jason Rodgers drops back to pass as his line holds off the opponents with some fine Good Defense! Edgar Velasco and Humberto Salgado combine to stop
bloc king. The jvs were plagued with injuries at key positions. their opponent after a short gain in a home contest.

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Phil Rodriquez skirts right end and eludes the grasping hands of Phil Rodriquez and Kevin Lewis combine to stop the Matador opponent behind the line of

his Matador opponent. scrimmage. The jvs showed some fine defensive efforts this year.

Chris Davis moves over to make a nice block as Matt Toon drops back to pass Todd Perez and Sal Acosta show fine defensive effort as the team up to stop

of third and four, this runner cold in his tracks.

Nice Catch! Jose Solis leaps to pull down the high pass for a nice gain Blocking along the line Matt Rivera and Dean Treat try to buy some time as Matt
and a first down. Toon scrambles back to set up for a pass play.

JV FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW — Sal Acosta,

Jason Rogers, John Rodriquez SECOND ROW

— Duane Grabner, Kevin Lewis, Edgar
Velasco, Dean Treat, Collinn Bennett, Todd
Perez, Matt Toon, Brian Swisher THIRD ROW

— Sean Reed, Matt Rivera, Phil Rodriquez,
Coach Bob Zahn, Coach John Rodgers, Kent
Largent, Mario Quicilli FOURTH ROW — Paul
Peralta, Rocky Pompa, Quinton Oian, Tom
Phelan, Chris Davis, Danny Newberry, Tom
Moore, Cip Bean, Adam Bent, BOTTOM
ROW — Takayaki Hanada, Jose Solis, Humber-
to Salgado, Stuart Hansen, Aaron Krey,
Manager Jeffrey

Aiello, Chappel Work with Huge Frosh Squad

During their half-time break, the frosh football squad hears from their Breaking through their poster, the frosh team roars back onto the field for the se-
coaches on what they did right and wrong the first half. cond half of a home game.

Mark Misquez holds as Keith Steinmentz tries for a PAT. The on rushing defender is Smothered! John Orsetti wraps up his opponent as Tim Smith runs
on top of the ball before Keith can even make contact. over to lend assistance if needed.

Corraled! Jeff Carpenter, Bobby Duncan, and John Orsetti sur- Great Leap! Buck Holnes goes high into the air just beyond the line of scrimmage to knock

round and tackle this hapless opponent, keeping him to no gain. down a pass; Nice Play, Buck.

Mark Misquez goes back to pass and is protected by Keith Steinmetz, Jon Crunched! Mark Misquez-is stopped behind the line of scrimmage for no gain on
Orsetti, Buck Holnes, and Landre Maione. this quarterback keeper play.

Smashed! Felipe Argueta and John |ohnny Rodriquez and Rick Gepilano Keith Steinmetz is stopped short of a Trying to elude the grasp of a

Orsetti combine talents to stop this stop this play in its tracks. first down on this play. defender is Mark Misquez.

play.

FRESHMEN FOOTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW — Paul
Granado, Buck Holmes, Jeff Carpenter, Brian
Bailey, John Rodriquez, Jake Loomis, Robert
LaCosta, Brent Jordan SECOND ROW — John
Orsetti, C. S. Sunberg, Mitch Ford, Gabe Lopez,
Shawn Clark, Aaron Ganz, Rick Gepilano, Jon
Hancock THIRD ROW — Landre Maione, Mike
Brady, Roy Holis, FOURTH ROW — Bob Shepard,
James Wood, Rich Guitron, Coach Greg Chappel,
Coach Alex Aiello, Tim Smith, Felipe Argueta,
Bobby Duncan FIFTH ROW — Keith Steinmetz,
Roger Stulce, Vince Scott, Rusty Eriich, Heath
Duggan, Vincente Argueta, Mark Misquez, Mike
Amador BOTTOM ROW — Ken Beekman, Carlos
Michel, Mike Johnson, Rob Gonzalez, Wes
Gilbert

lay Sadler has the ball and is carrying it down field to hopefully score a goal with Sean Sappington, using all of his concentration is trying to successfully
the help of his teammates Bob Page and Brian DeSilva. regain control of the ball that his defender from Pittsburg has.

Blake Bomben and )ason Gursky are pushing for their teammate, who is trying to Rosalio Colemeares , who is heading the ball, has the eyes of two of his
get the ball back. Blake Bomben was named "Most Inspirational," "Second teammmates Mark Vestal and Bob Page watching him and hoping for him.
Team All-League," and "Athelete of the Week." What an outstanding player.

What?? Is jay Sadler going to hit the ball with his chest? |ay was named MVP and Bob Page has his eye on his teammate Rosalio Colemeares, as he tries to
also First Team All-League. carry the ball down field. Bob was named "Most Improved," "Athelete of

the Week," and also "Second Team All-League."

Ford Earns Siino Athlete of the Week Award

Mark Vestal seems to have everyone around him as he tries to carry the Ahh!! There's a great kick from Mark Vestal, one of the teammates. Bob Page and_
ball onward, without giving it up. Brett Drake, one of the teammates was Robert Melena are ready, and running the ball down field,
named "Honorable Mention."

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Could that be Bob Lawrence? Ohh that must of Doug Minor is trying with all of his might on this Mark Vestal with the ball seems almost by himself

HURT. Oh well another good one against one. Look at the leg power that he has. WOW!! down at this end of the field.

Pittsburg.

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Heads Up! Who has the ball? Francisco Ochoa
and an opponent struggle for possession of an
"air" ball.

Tony Carreon is trying to give his opponent a good
block on the ball. Lloyd Steer is staying in the
background watching and waiting.

Robbie Walkup is kicking the ball onward down
the field toward his own teammate Chad Nogarr.
Robbie was named MVP for the team.

Larry Puente , number 1 5, is getting ready to hit the ball along with his opponent
from Pittsburg. Tony Carreon is waiting to see what happens.

Chris Quintero is the one who just kicked the ball. He seems surrounded
by his opponents and also his teammates; Jeff Middleton and Chad
Nogarr.

Chad Nogarr is gaming control on his opponent from Benicia by keeping up with What a defense!! I loyd Steer is really trying lo relrive ilit- l.-m, o
the ball and hopefully scoring a point or two. looks of it, his defender has a better grip of the situation.

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JV's Work on Skills Needed to Play Varsity

Benicia seems to have the ball now, but Robbie High kicking )eff Middleton controls the ball and Ruben Garcia seems to be trying to edge his body
Walkup won't give up, he's back at it trying again. keeps it away from his opponent. between the opponent and the ball.

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Trying to move the ball down the field, Ruben Garcia and Tony Carreon work Chad Nogarr, Tony Carreon, and Ruben Garcia struggle for control of the ball
well together. ,. at a home meet.

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ly SOCCER TEAM: TOP ROW- Ruben Garcia, David Sadler, Lloyd Steer, jared C xlell Jrti Mid- Chad Nogarr sprints doun the field as the deten.ue pLiver
rlieton, Chad Nogarr, Larry Puente, Tim McHugh, coach SECOND ROW- Chris Quintgero, trails the action
Ron Worley, Alice Krumlinde, Brian Moore, Robbie Walkup BOTTOM ROW-Mark Gursky,
Tony Carreon.

In a meet

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against Benecia, leresa Leake races to Greg Grebinski leads at least one opponent in the Seemingly alone, Ron Clark struggles
ine at an away contest. FAL meet to end the season. open area in the FAL meet.

Bill Bowers seems to be alone as he heads Brent Von Fortmeyer struggles to catch up to his Antioch opponent. Brent was fortunate to be invited to
downhill in a meet leading up to the FAL. compete in a cross country comptetion in China.

As he nears the finish line, Greg Grebinski passes by Mrs. Valverde and Mrs. David Arevalo was voted most valuable runner for the varsity cross country

Arevalo near Contra Loma. team. David placed 34th at the North Coast Meet.

Arevalo Garners Most Valuable Runner Award

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Robert Paulson tries to pace himself in the midrile of the race so he will
have a kick left at the end.

In a crowd, Bill Bowers tries to get around his Las Lomas op-
ponent and gain on De La Salle.

Theresa Leake heads up a runners nightmare, a hill, near the finish line.
Theresa was honored with the coach's spirit award.

CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Ron Clark, Greg Grebinski, Brent Vonfortsmeyer, GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: TOP ROW- Nadine Gaudette, Chrissy
Bill Bowers, Mike Polland, Coach Herrera Wilson, Sylvia McCormick BOTTOM ROW- Theresa Leake, jeanette

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Varsity Earns Volleyball Playoff Berth

Nicole Simoni goes high into the air to try for a spike in a home contest.
Nicole was an outstanding player.

Barely clearing the net, a spike by Nicole Simoni brushes the top of the
net; nice shot Nicole.

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Robin Galey dinks the ball over as her two op-
ponents try to put up a defense against this shot.

NICE SPIKE! Robin Galey out-foxes two op-
ponents and spikes away from their outstreched
hands.

Before the start of a home volleyball contest,
Coach Linda Ghilarducci confers with the
visiting coach.

Suspended Nicole Simoni and an opponent pin
the ball over the net as both girls try to keep from
fouling.

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Kathy Hilburn dinks the ball past the outstreched
hands of her opponent; Good Job!

Nice Save! Robin Galey streches it out and
makes a fine defensive play.

Stacey Perez spikes the ball over the desperate blocking attempt of two
opponents.

Felicia Freeman tries to push the bail past a blocking attempt of her oppo-
nent in a home contest.

VARSITY VOLLEY BALL TEAM: TOP ROW-Marilyn
Sanabria, assistant coach, Melody Baldwin,
Christine Coelho, Jill Hampton, Heather Hopkins,
Michelle Stranahan, Stacey Perez BOTTOM ROW-
Nicole Simoni, Stacey Knoblauch, Felicia
Freeman, Kathy Hilburn, Robin Galey, Linda
Ghilarducci, head coach.

JV's Earn Third Place in Expanded FAL

Trisa Elkins follows through on a nice Lisa Berry sets up the ball at the net for one Keeping her eye on the ball, Nicole Ditmars digs if forward for one
over hand serve in a home contest. of her teammates. of her team to set up.

Coach Greg Ciapponi gathers his jv volleyball team around him Nicole Ditmars sets the ball toward the net Laura Utiey, most valuable player for
before the start of a home contest. as her teammates move into position. the jv team, puts the ball over the net.

Bumping the ball forward Sabrlna Pelliter, goes deep in the court to recover a dink. The action was cap- Nicole Ditmars dinks the ball over the net. Nicole
tured in Stonebarger Gym. helped the team to a third place finish.

Lisa Berry sets the ball forward. The jv team was 8-6 in FAL action and captured
third place as the league expaned to 8 teams.

Going to her knees in a fine defensive effort, Lynn Slidding into position, Nicole Ditmars bumps the Tina Hernandez goes to the floor in order to return
Balwin digs the ball. ball toward the net. a serve, as the crowd watches intensly.

JV VOLLEYBALL TEAM: TOP ROW- Dana Duncan, Laura Utiey, Nancy
Hilburn SECOND ROW- Tina Hernandez, Karen Lindsay, Kari Way, Tricia
Elkins, Greg Ciapponi THIRD ROW Michelle Vestal, Gabby Hernandez,
Sabrina Pelletier, Lisa Berry, Nicole Ditmars BOTTOM ROW- Lynn
Baldwin, Maria Villarreal.

Most Valuable Player on the )v team, Laura UtIey bumps the ball right at
the net and makes a nice save.

Mark Wadnizak is hindered by his De Anza op- Shooting from the top of the key, Shawn Schwit- David Arevalo dribbles down the court, looking
ponent while making a shot just under the ters makes one of his many distance shots. for his opponents as he contemplates his next

basket. move.

David Arevalo, looking toward his teammates, sets
up the play he's preparing to execute.

Mark Wadnizak jumps up for a shot at the basket,
as the crowd, his teammates, and opponents
watch him intently.

Jay Sadler tries to shoot for a basket, but is
blocked by an opponent from De Anza, quite
intently.

Arevalo Sparks Lions in Close Victories

Mark Wadnizak prepares to shoot a freefhrow while Gripping the ball, Rob Lasher out- Stretching to steal the ball from a De Anza opponent,
the crowd watches with tremendous anticipation, manuevers his opponent while preparing to Mark Wadnizak is assisted by Jose Zepeda in his

pass to his teammates. attempt.

VARSITYBASKETBALLTEAM:|effFrigard, Jason Nunn, lose Zepeda, Mike The Liberty Lions Rob Lasher shows us Shawn Schwitters puts his

Milani, Mark Wadnizak, Kevin Cordua, Shawn Schwitters, Coach Bob set up to block the how a defense look defensive knowlege into ac-

Moon, Jay Sadler, Francisco Ceja, Lance Foreman, David Arevalo, Rob shot. should look. tion .
Lasher, Mike Manning, and Manager Dustin Schwitters.

Gerald Blotz outreaches his opponent in the jump ball to start a home contest Shooting over his Las Lomas opponent, Brian Smith takes a high percentage
m Stonebarger Gym. Sal Zepada breakes into the circle. jumper for two points as his team mate looks on for a possible rebound.

"Surrounded!" Gerald Blotz looks for an outlet pass as two DeAnza opponents cut off
the passing lane. In the background Brian Smith moves to assist.

From long range Gerald Blotz takes a )ump shot from the free throw
line under tight pressure from his Las Lomas opponent.

)V BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW — Coach Mary Fregi, Sal
Zepeda, Gerald Blotz, Brian Smith, Doug Roderick, Mike Barajas
BOTTOM ROW — Danny Sherman, Cj Schrotenboer, Bill King,
Steve Fraash, and Robert Maestretti

Small JV Squad Struggles for Victories in FAL

Gerald Blotz and Doug Roderick struggle for possession or a rubc^und against a Concentrating, Gerald Blotz thinks postive as he stands at the free-throw

taller Las Lomas Knight. The |v squad lacked size and numbers this year in league line and intently stares at the basket.

play.

Two points! Bill King puts up a soft lay-up and tries to draw the foul from his trail-
ing opponent.

Sal Zepada drives between two opponents for a short jumper as Doug
Roderick manuevers into position for any rebound while Bill King
comes up from the outside.

Coach Mary Fregi ponders the action on the floor as the rest of the
team sits quietly. Danny Sherman looks ready to go into the game.

Freshmen Basketball Squad Works on Fundamentals \

Bruce Walter shoots a short jumper against the Lay-up Bruce Walter drives between opponents
Campolindo Cougars. for a nice short shot.

Shawn Hunt drives on a Campolindo Cougar in a
home contest in Stonebarger Bym.

Rueban Garcia tries to put a move on a guard from
Campolindo to set up an offensive play.

Coo Defense! Mark Jones and Bruce Walter
double-team their opponent to keep him from set-
ting up a play.

FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW —

Wade Payne, Brent Jordan, Shawn Hunt, Jeff
Carpenter, Derrick Foertner, Bruce Walter, Kyle
Clark, Mark Johnson, coach SECOND ROW —
Mark Jones, Reuban Garcia, Pedro Reyes, Tim
Clanin, Trevor Beasley BOTTOM ROW — Oc-
tavio Morfin, Mark Gursky

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Shawn Hunt uses his height advantage to hit a short Fighting for the loose ball, )eff Carpenter shows grim Marl< Gursky fights to keep from losing the
jumper against the Cougars. determination. ball to his opponent.

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Looking for the open man, Jeff Carpenter waits for a Dog Fight! Shawn Hunt, Jeff Carpenter, Brent )or- Easy Shot! leff Carpenter seems uncontested as
man to break underneath the basket. dan, and Bruce Walter scramble for a rebound. he goes up for a lay-up.

Lucy Duncan battles to reach for the ball with Las
Lomas Knights.

Michelle Tamayo leaps by De Anza in a single
bound in an attempt for a lay up.

Second year Varsity player, Alice Krumlinde,
moves to avoid De Anza predator.

Varsity player, T.J. Hunter, takes this opportunity
to play "hot potato" in the middle of a "boiling"
game.

Air borne at last, T.J. Hunter grapples to keep the
ball from the opposition.

Varsity Ties Miramonte for FAL Championship

VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM: TOP ROW- Marney Mederos, Michelle Tamayo SE-
COND ROW- Paula Hale, Nicole Simoni, Michelle Dominguez BOTTOM ROW-
Dennis Hitchens, John Rogers, Alice Krumlinde, Michelle Vestal, Lucy Duncan, Suzy
Calahong, T.J. Hunter, Kim Trebino, Linda Ghilarducci

Michelle Vestal, freshman, tries a long shot in the fourth quarter as the
Lions lead 55 to 27.

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r'^ll**'**' "* *''*''.** ' 5"^y ,^^°^«s 3 basket!" Suzy "I'll get it!" "No, I'll get it!" "No! You get it!" "Up, up, and away!" Paula Hale another FAL
Calahong jumps to make a lay-up. Nicole Simoni, Michelle Tomayo, and Paula Hale MVP, jumps over op'ponents to make a basket

yell in pursuit of the ball.

New Coach, Conn, Works with JV Girls

Nice Shot! Danielle Seely hits for two from In a crowd, Laura Ackerman muscles up a short Moving toward the hoop, Laura Ackerman glides bet-
the right side of the key. jumper for two points. ween two defenders for the shot.

Diane Ison tries to control the erratic rebound Waiting for the rebound, Laura Ackerman Contact! Diane Ison is slammed by two opponents as she

and keep it away from her opponent. positions herself well in the key. tries to put up a short jumper.

Laura Ackerman and Diane Ison anxiously Grasping the rebound, Laura Ackerman holds on Danielle Seely , Diane Ison, and Laura Ackerman watch
wait for the ball to rebound off the glass. tight and looks for an outlet pass. in vain as the rebound goes away.

Fighting for possession of a rebound Danielle Seely tries to capture this irratic Point Guard, Robin Schwitters, brings the ball over the center line and
is Laura Ackerman. pass over the fingertips of her opponents. calls out a play to her teammates.

Coach Gary Conn diagrams a play on the floor of the gym for his team. Robin Schwitters circles the right side of the key as she calls out the play and wat-
Gary was in his first year as jv coach. ches her teammates move into position.

At the start of the match Robert Using a half-nelson, Sonny ROARING! for a championship, the Putting his opponent down, Carlos

Hackney ties up his opponent to gain Gepilano tangles up his oppo- crowd stands as the tension grows in Michel uses an arm bar to keep him

the upper hand. nent. Sonny used this move for a the championship match. on the mat.

take-down.

VARSITY WRESTLING TEAM: TOP
ROW- Greg Chappel, Bear Leighton,
lonney Rodriguez, Kurt Heitmeyer,
Brett Swisher, Rob Hackney, Roy
Rios SECOND ROW-Ryder Ramirez,
Duane Grabner, Aaron Meadows,
David Bosch, Mike Amador, Sean
Pelleler, Brian Swisher BOTTOM
ROW- Carlos Michel, Dennis Pico,
lason Gursky, Aaron Krey.

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Varsity Captures Second Place in FAL

With anticipation, Carlos Michel
waits in the refers position for the
whistle.

Tying up his opponent. Lum-
py Bosch struggles to win the
match.

Hovering over his opponent.

Randy Linschied gets into the
refers position.

Fighting for the win,

Fredrickson tries to stand
up.

Using pure strength,

Kurt Heitmeyer tries to
bring his opponent to
the mat.

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Wrestlers Host Successful Bronzan Tournament

Trying to roll his opponent over, Sonny Gepilano uses a three-fourths
nelson during one of our wrestling matches.

Outsmarting his Amador opponent, Scott Nava wins the match, Scott
won this match on points.

Trying to get an arm bar on his opponent, )ason Cursky puts his opponent on the
mat. )ason does this with great skill

IV WRESTLING TEAM: TOP
ROW- Greg Chappel, Kriss
Fredrickson, Mike Brady, Col-
in Bennet, Robert LaCosta,
Rich Walbridge, Shawn Reed,
Coach Talman SECOND
ROW- )ohn Hancock, Albert
Hernandez, Joel Lopez, Tom
Gregory, Felipe Argueta, Ran-
dy Linscheid, Sam Mitchell
BOTTOM ROW-Rob Gon
zaiez, Paul Peralta, Mike
Johnson, Cris Calabrese.

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Being put "in an awkward position," Kriss Attempting to get a reversal, Sonny Gepilano Using a head and an arm, M,ke AmaHor tries to
Frednckson tries to pull himself out of his op- struggles to get away from his opponent. pm his opponent during a tournament

ponents arms. "

Enthusiasm overwhelms the Junior Varsity team as they watch their fellow
team members wrestle during the tournament.

Getting the reversal on his opponent, Dennis Pico struggles to bring his
opponent down to the floor.

Trying to pin his opponent. Lumpy Bosch uses a cheap tilt. Lumpy does this
with sheer strength as he brings his opponent to the floor.

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Danny Newberry rears back to fire a strike to se- From third base, David Martin has a long throw to Shawn Schwitters makes a routine throw back into
cond to catch a stealing opponent in a home first to try to nip the runner for an out. the infield after making the catch for a put out.

contest.

Principal Jack Ferrill looks on with coaches Lou Bronzan, Bob Reed, Struggling to stop an irratic throw from the pitcher, Brian Smith gets his glove down
and Jerry Black intently watch as the Varsity plays the Campolindo as a Campolindo Cougar desperately slides back into first base.
Cougars at home.

P'?*" ?K";u^''f " ^"?1!^ ^S^^T '^"^ "! " ^''" "'"u''' "J"" TP""' !"°' T^^^l '^°"" Out by a mile! M.ke Barajas makes the easy throw to first baseman, Brian
tact with the bag. The Varsity earned a trip to the play-offs only to lose 9-3 to <-_..u ^„, , . ..,. „■' ,, , u,.^ f ' .u„v/,„;...

[)olindo.

Smith, for an out. Mike plays second base for the Varsity.

Varsity Earns Playoff Spot with 4th Place in FAL

Outstanding pitcher Greg Patterson serves up With backup from Mario Quicilli Mike Barajas Mario Quicilli makes a nice stop just behind the bag at

another fast ball. Greg had one game with 1 5 draws a bead on an infield pop-up. second and makes the throw to first for an out.

Ks.

Matt Enochs, coaching at first base, congratulates Brian Smith for drawing a free base on balls. The
Varsity finished in fourth place in the FAL.

Brian Smith stings the ball as he hits a sharp Ray Cabral sits patiently on second base while
ground ball between first and second for a the Campolindo Cougars contemplate a pit-
single, ching change.

Conference on the mound, Coach Jerry Black talks with
his pitcher, catcher, and infield during ^ time out.

VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW — Coach Bob
Reed, Scott Sanchez, David Ligon, Mike Barajas, Chiefy
Harty, Greg Patterson, Shawn Schwitters, Matt Enochs,
Coach Jerry Black BOTTOM ROW — Danny Newberry,
Frank Aquila, Brian Smith, Ray Cabral, Mario Quicilli

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JVs Play Tough in FAL League Competition

Conferring on a batting change. Coach Rod Beaver shows his line-up to the umpire while Kyle Clark
waits.

|o€ Vrenois throws the ball to second base during
warm-ups on the Varsity diamond.

Kyle Clark, Sonny Gepilano, Doug Roderick, Gabe Harnell, Larry Puente, Tony Brignilio, and Ken
Beeckman wait to bat.

IV BASEBALL TEAM: TOP ROW- Tony Brignoiio, Dan Sherman, Doug Roderick, Gabe Lopez Coach Rod
Doug Roderick lunges at a desperate base-runner Beaver, )oe Vreonis, Sonny Gepilano, Kyle Clark BOTTOM ROW- Robert Selgado, Gabe Harnell, Mark
for the put out al home base. Misquez, Chad Smith, Larry Puente, Tim Clanin, Ken Beeckman

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Making the long throw to first is shortstop Gabe Doug Roderick receives the throw too late as the Leaping high into the air, Robert Salgado
Harnell during a home contest. runner crosses the plate behind him. makes a fine catch for an out.

Showing great strain, Dan Sherman follows through on Tony Brignolio leaps out of the way of a Gabe Harnell whips the ball to first from his short-
the pitching mound. sliding player at second base. stop position.

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Kathy Hilburn makes good contact with the ball Moving back, Wendi Anderson zeroes in on a Intently studying the action, Coach Rich Barrios
and hits a sharp single. Later in the season Kathy pop-fly at her second base position as Kathy watches his team on defense in a home contest,
suffered a broken leg. Hilburn backs up the play.

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Streaking home, Wendi Anderson scores another run for the Lions Carna Rodriquez hustles for first base as the opposing pitcher picks up her bunt and
against the Campolindo Cougars. tries for the put-out.

Slidding into third
stop as Coach Rich
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base, Shannon Mendes easily beats the throw from the short- Tricia Elkins follows through on her pitch as the batter, catcher Stacey
Barrios carefully watches the action against Campolindo. Knoblauch, and the umpire watch the flight of the ball.

Varsity Faces Tough Competition in FAL Play

Kathy Hilburn attempts to get the ball down in As the catcher waits in vain, Wendy Kelsey Wendi Anderson shows grim determination on her face
time to tag the sliding runner out at second. slides into home safely, well ahead of the as she streaks down the base line toward first base.

throw.

Sabrina Pelletier, Carmen Marinez, Lisa Thompson, Melanie Baldwin, and Gary Griggs watch the
team play defense against the Campolindo Cougars at home.

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Almost colliding Alice Krumlinde and Kathy Hilburn

almost make contact on a fly ball hit to shallow left field.

Laying down a perfect bunt, Carna Rodriquez
keeps the ball in front of the plate and in play.

Alice Krumlinde watches a high pitch go by
and gets a called ball on this play.

VARSITY SOFTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW — Coach Rich
Barrios, Kathy Hilburn, Carna Rodriquez, Stacey
Knoblauch, Laura Utiey, Danielle Seely, Coach Gary
Griggs SECOND ROW — Alice Krumlinde, Sabrina
Pelletier, Shannon Mendes, Wendy Kelsey, Michelle
Overholtzer BOTTOM ROW — Stacey Perez, Wendi
Anderson, Tricia Elkins, Melody Baldwin, Rose Melgoza

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Zhan Guides Small JV Softball Squad

Nieka Nevarez slides into second base before her opponent can Nice catch! Kathy McNeal waifs patiently for Lisa Berry concentrates on her
turn and tag her out; nice steal. the ball to come to her. follow through as she warms up her

pitching arm.

Plotting strategy Coach Bob Zahn studies his Julie Ludricks makes a good pick up and a nice Throwing the ball back to the coach during infield
scorebook while Daisy Olan and Terri Contreras motion towards first base. practice is Terri Contreras.

watch the game.

Christy Touchstone Danielle Seely makes con- Lisa Berry follows Lisa Berry leans off first Danielle Seely Coach Bob Zahn watches
glares towards third. tact with the ball. through with the base. fields the ball at the action from third.

bat. first.

JV SOFTBALL TEAM: TOP ROW — Jamie Tom-
pkins, Arnette Rafael, Lisa Berry, Marissa Starr,
Kathy McNeal, Coach Bob Zahn, BOTTOM
ROW — Stephanie Rodgers, Vieka Nevarez,
Paulette Jones, Maria Villarreal, Jerri Contr'eras

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Coach Keith Dawson discusses with Tiffany Herron Jay Sadler streches it out in the long jump. )ay Lisa Meyer grimaces as she goes over a hurdle
how to get her leg up in the hurdle event. earned a trip to the North Coast Meet in Santa in this 300m meter event.

Rosa.

Earning a spot on the North Coast team is high Caria Pinkwart shows the strain of running the 800 Tiffany Parsons completes her 440 and hands the
hurdler, Rick Derrick. meter event in a home meet. baton off to Jeanette Valverde in the mile relay.

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Sadler, Bowers, Young, Derrick Earn NC Spot

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Jay Sadler gets the decided advantage at At the start of the 1600 meters both Eric Censler easily clears the bar Arching his back. Rick Lobo barely
the start of the 1 00 meter dash. the girls and guys move out slowly. at this lower height. clears the bar in the high jump.

VARSITY TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW — Coach Keith Dawson, Bill Bowers,
Gerald Bell, Rick Derrick, Sean Young BOTTOM ROW — Sherri Meckes,
Christer Sjogren, Ron Clark, Sam Mitchell, Jess Perez.

Hurrying to try to gain on their opponent in the 100 meter hurdles is Rich
Guitron and Tom Gregory.

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Shawn Sappington is photographed in the final phase Concentrating on her land, Jeanette Valverde Coach Keith Dawson and Sherri Meckes concen-
of the triple jump at a home meet. eyes her landing area. trate on keeping track of the times.

Suzie Calahong leaves the ground for the third Tom Gregory pauses at the start of the runway Loading the starter's pistol, Mr. Hale helps with the

part of the triple jump. for the pole vault event. home track meets.

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Hale, Calahong, Stranahan, Mercado Earn NC Spot

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Gretchan Talman lets fly as Lisa Meyer leaves Sean Young clears Ron Clark runs

she participates in the shot the blocks in the the bar in the pole the 2 mile event,

put event during a home hurdles event. vault,
meet.

Sprinting down the runway. Tiffany Parsons seems all alone
at the start of the 1 00 meter event.

FROSH-SOPH TRACK TEAM: TOP ROW — Coach Keith Dawson, Bobby Duncan, Brian
Vaughan, Brian Smith, Felipe Argueta, Tom Moore BOTTOM ROW — Erik Censler, Tom
Gregory, Ellis Linsey

Mr. Hale prepares to start another race for the victorious
track teams. The Lions sent eight players to North Coast.

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Paula Hale takes to the air in the final phase of the tri- Suzy Calahong concentrates on her landing; Susy Following through. Bill Bowers puts the shot at
pie jump. Paula earned a trip to MOC. earned a spot to the MOC. a home meet. Bill made it to North Coast.

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his teammate and opponent in this running ^^^^^ Michele earned a trip to the MOC. event. Michelle went to North Coast.

event.

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Five Track Members Qualify for.Meet of Champions

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Brian Vaughn and Ellis Lindsey finish first and second in the 400 meter run. Rick Derrick clears this hurdle and Warming up, Michelle Mercado is

others earning a trip to North Coast. surrounded by her team mates at an

away meet.

Sean Young explodes out of the Sam Mitchell and Ron Clark leave
blocks at the start of the race. the starting line for the mile run.

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Sean Young tries to gain on Rick Lobo at a home track meet. Sean went to the
MOC.

GIRLS' TRACK
TEAM: TOP ROW

— Coach Keith
Dawson, Caria
Pinkwart, Lisa
Meyer, Gretchen
Talman, Paula Hale,
Kim Jackson SE-
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Susy Calahong,
Michele Mercado,
Michele Stranahan,
Carmen Lepe BOT-
TOM ROW —
Jeanette Valverde,
Tiffany Parsons.

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Girls Relay Team Earns Trip to North Coast

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Showing nice form Cindy Hilburn concentrates on Nicole Simoni pulls her glasses down and Rochele Middleton comes up for a breath during the

her dive from the low board. mounts the starting platform. Nicole was a 105 yard, breast stroke event.

member of the relay team.

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Gliding through the 105 yard back-stroke Laurie Linscheid is captured half way through a Cindy Hilburn cuts the water cleanly on this dive from

event, Robin Galey shows a nice reach. reverse dive in the tuck position. the low board at a home meet.

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T.J. Hunter, Michelle Vestal, Bill Wooten, Nadine Gaudette pause during a Johanna Peterson and Jennifer Weaver help the coaches out by counting
warm-up lap. laps during this 500 yard event at a home meet.

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Ray Hancock edges close to the lane marker as he does the 105 yard butterfly Nadine Gaudette shows the strain on her face as she participates in the gruel-
event, ing 500 yard free-style event.

SWIMMING TEAM: TOP ROW — Coach Mary Guise,
Cheryl Robinson, Robin Schwitters, Tara Clark, Kendra
Blair, Kari Way, Michelle Vestal, T. J. Hunter, Coach Jan
McAlister SECOND ROW — Chris Emerson, Nicole
Simoni, Cindy Hilburn, Laurie Linscheid, Jeanine Cec-
chini, Johanna Peterson, Jennifer Waller, Sheila Robin-
son, Tracy Bennett BOTTOM ROW — Jason Hensel, Jill
Hampton, Duane Grabner, Ray Hancock, Rochele Mid-
dleton, Nadine Gaudette, Randy Linscheid, Bill Wooten

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Ready at the net Marty
Sean Williams returns a Lobbing the ball over Stanton waits for his Nicole Ditmars reaches Renee Hoffner lobs the Coach John Renteria

forehand shot very the net is Kathy mixed-doubles partner, for a forehand shot,
carefully. Tysinger. Mimi Montanez to

serve the ball.

ball over the net.

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Mimi Montanez streches out her forehand.

Sean Williams leans into the shot as he Trying to lob the ball, Mimi Montanez turns her racket over

returns an opponent's serve during a home as she strides to the net at an away match.

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this shot at an away tennis match. Mike was one of to serve an ace to his opponent. over the net.

many seniors on the squad.

TENNIS TEAM: TOP ROW — Kathy Tysinger, Nicole Ditmars, Christine Coelho, Renee
Hoffner, Coach John Renteria, Kelly Stromberg, Mimi Montanez BOTTOM ROW —
Marty Stanton, Carlos Ortega, Manley Tom, Sean Williams, Brett Drake

Manley Tom shows great determination as he slams a nice back
hand.

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Matt Marples practices chipping onto the green.

Stuart Hansen blasts out of the sand trap near the driving Lining up a short putt, Jon Engle rises up
range. to hit the shot.

Rich Silva warms up on the driving range before ^''" Wetzel carefully watches the flight of the fair- Phil Rodriguez keeps his head down as he strokes

hitting the course. way shot of Matt Marples. a short putt.

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Blotz^ Frigard lead Golf Team in scoring

Phil Rodriguez drives on hole 2 as Rich Silva, Matt Marples, and Tim Wetzel "It's Short!" Matt Marples doesn't look too happy as his ball stops just short
wait for their turn on the Bethel Island Course. of the hole and costs him a birdy.

GOLF TEAM: TOP ROW- Steve Lewis, Jim Castro, Jon Engle, Tim Wetzel, Rich Silva, )on Engle, and Gerald Blotz hit different clubs as they practice
Nathan Gursky SECOND ROW- Alex Aiello, coach; Tim Wetzel, under the watchful eye of Coach Alex Aiello.
Phil Rodriquez, Gerald Blotz, Jeff Frigard BOTTOM ROW- Colin
Benett, Stuart Hansen, Rich Silva.

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Waiting for Matt Marples' putt to drop, Phil Rodriquez checks the line for his shot on the Following through on his tee shot on the tenth, Brian Moore hits
Bethel Island Course. a nice shot.

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With Ana Child perched precariously on
top, the members of the Rally Squad build a
pyramid to the delight of a football rally
audience.

Sophomores yell their best to try to win a
rally as Kim Williams and Shelly Carpenter
move towards the junior section for the
next part of the competition yell.

With the crowd across the way the freshmen
cheerleaders try to keep up enthusiasm at a
home basketball game.

Taking a few minutes from practice, members
of the rally squad ham it up for the
photographer.

Squad Works Hard to Raise School Spirit

"Joe Cool!" Performing a skit for the student body, members of
Rachelle Dias and Lisa Thompson lead the other songleaders in a routine at a football rally '^^«^ ^^lly squad use sun glasses and jackets for this routine,
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quette, and Kim Williams admire a limo. ball game as the other members implore the team to score more

points.

RALLY SQUAD: TOP ROW — Rachelle Dias, Lisa Thompson, Kim Williams, Shelly Carpenter Cindy
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extra hard to urge the ball players to do their best. BOTTOM ROW — Amy DelChiaro, Gricelle Barros, Kyle Cursi, Carna Rodriguez, leannie Cecchini, Tara

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ACTIVITIES

Activities always play an important part in the lives of many students during the school year. The following is some of those
highlights. One of the most exciting evenings for many seniors is the Annual Awards Ceremony; this year on May 27. These
seniors earned awards: Mimi Montanez-Connor Foundation, LUHS Memorial Fund, Westside Bank, Society of Women
Engineers, B of A Liberal Arts, James L. Millard Educational Scholarship, Brentwood Lions Scholar-Athlete Award; Lorena
Oseguera-Comite Civico Patriotico; Nancy Rice-East County Humanitarian Award; Paula Hale-Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Outstanding Senior, Southern California College; Maria Loredo-Knightsen Community Award, Toradio Alonzo Navarette
Memorial; Karen Wambach-Knightsen Community Award; Ana Child-Liberty Education

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Band Director Bob

Smith presents an
award to Mike Amador.

)ohn Philip Souza Award
Winner, Jeanette
Valverde, takes up the
baton to lead the band.

Jeanne Dale stands stiffly at attention during
Homecoming festivities.

FLAGS: TOP ROW- Michelle Manning,
Christina Erwin, Tawney Whitener,
Michelle Hudson, Michelle Jones, Lisa Son-
nenberg SECOND ROW- Nancy Martinez,
•Angie Thomas, Tattie Henry, Tiffany Mon-
tgomery, Stacey Kuhr BOTTOM ROW-
Cindy Jones, HilalryGlaholt, Paulette Jones

CLARINETS: Vera Bowlen, Rachelle Dias,
Amelia Berument, Teresa Beasley, Shelly
Reed, Raquel Gensler, Cherie Linden, Deb-
bie Prenk, Heather Poertner, Jennifer
Frasier, Heather Watson, Tom Proudfoot

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Band Delights Community w'th Concert in the Park

FLUTISTS: TOP ROW- Trina Warhlock, Gina Spear, Kim Trebino, Cheryl SAXES: Augustine Phillips, Teresa Leake, Melissa Carter, Eric Sonnenbure Tom
Price, Tresea Lovos BOTTOM ROW- Michelle Hudson, Gennie Trimble, Trimble, Larry Puente
Jeanette Vaiverde

BRASS: Welling Tom, Mike England, Lucy Duncan, Katie Usher, Trenton MAJORETTES: Nicole Titone, Robyn Standridge, Kristma Koehler Kiersti
Fehksiak, Nathan Gursky, Paul Witt, Mike McDaniels Sudweeks

DRUM: Art Main Julie Price, Tony Carreon, Gabe Harmell, Kendra Blair, BRASS: Bryan Linden, Derek Poertner, Humberta Salgado, Pedro Reyes Robert
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David Arevalo, Kyle Cursi, and David Martinez make their ap-
pearance at the homecoming parade.

Abbe Gregory, Korrin Ghiselli, Lorena Oseguera, and Sonia Valle pose on
Jersey Day.

Carna Rodriquez, Robin Galey, Lisa Thomson, Kathy Hilburn, and Cindy
Hilburn are sitting "pretty" during the Homecoming Game, or just trying
to sit, right Cindy?

Wearing his spirit well Marty Stanton is overwhelmed with headgear on
Hat and Glasses Day.

Arriving for Homecoming events are Liberty's mascots, Kyle Cursi and
Carna Rodriquez.

Wendy Kelsey applies the finishing
touches to Michelle Dominguez's
face.

Taking a breather, one of the

mascots relaxes at the
Homecoming game.

Dafne Arteaga and her father , along with Shawn Schwitters and his mother,
pose for pictures during halftime ceremonies.

HOMECOMING BRINGS OUT THE PRIDE

Ten years into the future, Lisa Thompson, Heidi Vincent, Anne Gerry, Cin- ^
dy Hilburn, <ind Wendi Anderson present their career choices.

Back to the future: Raquel Gensler, Kyle Cursi, Carna RodriC]uez, and
Dirk Richardson cheers on Mark Smith and the rest of the senior class during Jason Hensel are hippies for a day.
Field Day activities

Korrin Ghiselli, Armida Sancen, and Lorena Oseguera advertise a good
time; the Homecoming Dance.

Tim Wetzel celebrates a pie
Dafne Arteaga, homecoming queen, and eating victory for the sophomore
Sbawn Schwitters, homecoming king, pose class during the Homecoming
for their first picture together. festivities.

The average Liberty mentality is demonstrated here by senior Kyle

Cursi.

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AWARD WINNERS: TOP ROW- Matt Ford, Eric Bustos, Shawn Schwitters SE-
COND ROW- Tricia Beasley, Wendi Anderson, Sherri Meckes THIRD ROW-
Clayton Odell, Cindy Duquette FOURTH ROW- Carna Rodriquez, Jorge
Vega, Jeanette Valverde, Mimi Montanez FIFTH ROW- Raquel Gensler, Maria
Loredo, Mike McClelland SIXTH ROW- Nancy Rice, Nicole Sinnoni, Arwen
Rhodes, Jeanne Dale SEVENTH ROW- Holly Malik, Suzy Calahong, Eric
Overholtzer BOTTOM ROW- Korin Ghiselli, Abbe Gregory. For a complete
list of all winners and their awards see page 1 27.

leanette Valverde:

Scholarship.

Raquel Gensler: Salutatorian.

Mimi Montanez: Valedictorian.

Clayton Odell

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Seniors Garner Awards at Annual Assembly

Matt Ford

Suzy Calahong

Robin Galey: Parents Club Scholarship.

Shawn Schwitters: Yearbook Athletic Award. Nicole Simoni: Yearbook Athletic Award.

Ana Child: LEA Scholarship.

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Montanez, Gensler Lead Seniors at Graduation

Stacey Knoblauch hap- Valedictorian, Mimi Montanez, Chere Trice seems very Senio'rs throw their hats into Lisa Duncan celebrates
pily receives her graduated No. 1 in her class. pleased with graduating. the air after receiving making it through high

diploma. diplomas. school.

Class president, Korrin Mark Mederios wears fresh leis his sister Sean Pelletier enjoys the I
Chiselli presents the gift to brought from Hawaii on graduation day. graduation by blowing soap ■
the school. bubbles.

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Principal Jack Ferrill presents the Raquel Gensler, salutatorian, "Lumpy" Bosch escorts not After graduation these happy seniors pose
graduating seniors to the Board of walks back to her seat after one but two young ladies to for a picture before heading off into the
Trustees. receiving her diploma. graduation. world.

"I Survived Liberty!" Dirk Richard- Jamie Sims, student speaker, gave an Mr. William Batze says good-bye Mr. Rod Beaver, class advisor, leads his
son sums up the feelings of many of outstanding talk during graduation to the seniors, many of whom half of the graduates onto Ohmstede

the seniors.

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Playmakers Present An Evening With Royalty

Princess #12, Tawny Whitner, tries to
pass a difficult test.

Grace Touros, as Princess Winnifred, finally sleeps it off!!

By showtime, Mr. Gates needs a shave (not
to mention a vacation).

The Queen (Michelle Manko) and ladies (Carin Telle, Kim Metez, and
Chrissy McCausland) prepare Winnifred for a deep sleep.

Curtain call: the cast has one last overture.

The Prince (Matt Curtis) pleads "Please The lester, the Minstrel, and the Wizard hold a Steve Borge, a knight, tries a new step with the Princess.

mama, can 1 marry her now?" court of their own.

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Eric Overholtzer and Michelle Manko, as
the King and Queen, match wits.

Rick Starbuck, as the Minstrel, opens the show.

Mrs. Barbara Ciapponi puts the finishing touches
on a costume and still has time for a smile!

By the end of the show, Lora Van Camp, Amelia Berumen, Jennifer Frasier, The Jester, Mike McDaniel, tries out The Wizard, Mike Vestal, and the
Arwen Rhodes, Shelly Reed, Kim Metez, and Chrissy McCausland are still his "old soft shoe." Queen decide on "sensitivity."

ladies in waiting.

The King quickly hides the runaways as the knights and ladies nervously look
on.

Princess Winnifred discusses the test with Prince Dauntless.

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'Look Homeward Angel' Delights Audience

Taking the stage by storm, Brandon Goldman captures the attention of Eliza Cant (Angela Witt), and brother. Will Pentland (Mike McDaniel), buy and sell
the borders and family in Scene 1 . real estate. They plan on selling family property.

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Brandon Goldman and Angela Witt discuss the failure of their
relationship. By the look on Brandon's face, this must have been
a dramatic scene.

W.O. Cant drives the boarders away. "So you don't like my wife's coffee?!'

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scene.

W.O. bids farewell to the prodigal son Eugene Cant. W.O. Cant remembers the good 'ol days with

Madame Elizabeth (Michelle Dooley).

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Matt Curtis, as Eugene Cant, confronts Eliza Cant, portrayed by Angela Witt.

Eliza Cant secretly deals with property and family
business on the phone.

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Luke Cant, portrayed by Sean Williams, com- )ake Clatt (Sean McCauley) is very persistant
forts his father. with his affections toward Laura.

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'True Colors' Sets Theme for '87 LION

Jennifer Stromberg, Michelle
Manning, Jennifer Frasler, and
Adriane Rhodes.

1987 LION STAFF

Clayton Odell Editor

Heidi Stewart Assistant Editor

Michelle Matsutani . Computer Technician

Heather Poertner Business Manager

Jennifer Stromberg . . . Senior Editor Sports:
Katie Usher, Nadine Gaudette, Laura Grossman-
Wilson Curriculunn: Johana Peterson Activities: Jared
Odell, Jennifer Frasier Classes: Michelle Manning,
Kathy McNeal, Michelle Meadows, Michele Mercado
Ads: Adriane Rhodes, Chris Addington

Mr. Bill Batze Advisor

Nadine Gaudette,

Maria Comes, Heather
Poertner, and Christer
Sjogren help on ad pic-
tures during the spring.
Heather was a
tremedous asset to the
staff and did a fine job
as business manager as
the ad section was in-
creased to over 40
pages including an all
time high of 22 full
page ads. The annual
staff students really en-
joyed these ad picture
days.

As in the past, the yearbook members spent hard hours deciding on a
theme and cover. This year the staff chose "True Colors" as its theme and
went with a similar cover to the '86 LION. To carry out the theme, eight
more color pages were added to the opening section. Clayton Odell,
editor-in-chief, used his artistic talents and designed a totally different
opening section. He used larger and fewer pictures, totalized captions, rule
lines, and other techniques to add color and excitement to the opening and
the yearbook in general. Rule lines were used in other parts of the book as a
break between sections and classes. For the first time the staff split the
write ups of seniors and other classes. The senior write-up opened the
classes section while the other classes write-ups was placed within the sec-
tion. Another first for the staff was the computer. We switched to IBM and
Taylor Publishing Co. and did 99%-h of the yearbook on computers; layouts,
index, and copy. We were the only high school in Northern California to
use computers completely in this manner. The last major change was the
addition of an index for the first time in over ten years. The staff was eager
to see the results of all their computer work when the book came out in
August.

Clayton Odell, editor-in-chief, helps
out at the CSF Carnival. Clayton was
the first two time editor in the history
of the school.

lared Odell helped out with the
activity section of the yearbook.

Laura Grossman-
Wilson worked on the
sports section.

Chris Addington and

Marilyn Pederson smile
out of the window of
the Copper Kettle Deli
during ad pictures in
the spring.

Advisor Bill Batze
assists during gradua-
tion ceremonies in
June.

Johanna Peterson helped with the
Curriculum section of the '87 LION.

It is important as an editor to acknowledge those people who help
because no one person can put together a yearbook. A yearoook is a total
staff committment. To Michelle Matsutani, chief computer technician,
you were the only one who understood what was going on! The rest of us
acted like we dia but the bottom line was when we had a problem with
the computers or programs it was Michelle who had the answer. Super Job
Michelle!! To Heather Poertner, business manager, you started in the
black and kept us there all year. Great job on both the ads and yearbook
sales. To Dave Daly and Taylor Publishing Co., even though we were the
new kids on the block we never felt like it. A tremendous thank you for all
the help we received; we surely could not have done it without you. To
Mr. Bill Batze, advisor, I said it last year and I'll repeat it, your dedication to
the yearbook, staff, students, and teaching in general is unmatched. To
the rest of the staff, my heartfelt thanks; you came in on holidays and
Saturdays at odd times and worked long hours, the book is yours more
than mine. To Mrs. Wanda Keeney, I can never thank you enough for all
the tremendous work you did with pictures, sales, and accounts. I will miss
those lunch time talks we shared.

To Mrs. Robin Beck, it was terrific the way you handled messages and
postage for us, thank you.

To the staff, certificated and classified, thank you for understanding
when we had to be out of class or when we made a request; your
cooperation was superb.

Thank You
Clayton Odell, Editor

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lobar Captures Jenny Lind Vocal Award

CHAMBER SINGERS: TOP ROW- JareH
Neely, Justin Pace, Mike McDaniel, Rick
Starbuck, Eric Bustos, CHris Emerson, Eric
Overhollzer SECOND ROW- Tony lobar,
Leslie Stoeffler, DeeDee McCausland,
K.iren Neely, Michelle Manko, Kevin
Williams BOTTOM ROW- Heather Martin,
Kristie Barnes, Chrissy McCausland, Ruth
Panopio, Tricia Becerra

From beautiful flowers, to beautiful music, to
delightful costumes, Mrs. Sue Stuart and the
Chamber Singers, Girls' Ensemble, Girls'
Chorus and A Cappella Choir ail worked
together to provide an evening of entertain-
ment and fun at the Delta Community Center.
Highlight of the evening was the announce-
ment of Tony Tobar as this year's recipient of
the coveted Jenny Lind Award and a check for
$200.

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A CAPPELLA CHOIR: TOP ROW- Theresa Henson, Crista VanHuisen, Cari Cudney, Eric Overholtzer, Jared
Neely, Kyle Cursi, Mike McDaniel, Dennis DeFrates, )ustin Pace, Rick Starbuck, Chris Emerson, Kevin
Williams, Marnie Dikes, Suzanne Passey, Michelle Manko SECOND ROW- Christine Lorenz, Darsey
Strickland, DeeDee McCausjand, Kristie Barnes, Stacy Klaes, Chrissy McCausland, Matt Curtis, Tony Tobar,
Bill Wooten, Bruce Walter, Dave Pearson, Brian Furphy, Arthur Main, Jill Hampton, Tina Hilton, Caroline
Kreis, Amelia Beruman, Stephanie March THIRD ROW- Tiffany Herron, Lisa Carswell, Tina Halter, Amelia
Padama, Carin Telle, Leslie Stoeffler, Tessa Martin, Tawny Whitener, Patti Henry, Josan Miller, Nancy
Hilburn, Jill Keliiholokai, Cris Serpa, Cherie Linden, Suzanne Goodman BOTTOM ROW- Ruth Panopio,
Arwen Rhodes, Robyn Standridge, Hilary Glaholt, Katie Barnes, Heather Martin, Karen Neely, Donna
Adams, Tricia Becerra, Lynn Baldwin

GIRLS' ENSEMBLE: TOP ROW- Lisa Carswell,
Dee Dee McCausland, Chrissy McCausland,
Tawny Whitener, Suzanne Passey SECOND
ROW- Josan Miller, Heather Martin, Leslie
Stoeffler, Ruth Panopio, Cherie Linden BOT-
TOM ROW-Kristie Barnes, Tiffany Herron,
Amelia Padama, Robyn Standridge, Tricia
Becerra

GIRLS' CHORUS: TOP ROW- Jeanne Dale,
Kari Way, Stacy Klaes, Tina Halter, Christy
Touchstone, Michelle Jones, Jessica McCabe
SECOND ROW- Tricia Elkins, Wendi Ander-
son, Marissa Starr, Tara Cabczud, Gabby Her-
nandez BOTTOM ROW- Susan Hinz, Denise
Gamino, Kristi Showalter, Jenny Reiswig, Ra-
quel Gensler

Tony Tobar proudly walks back to his place
after winning the Jenny Lind Award for top
senior vocalist.

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CSF Adds Dunk Tank to Annual Carnival

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Leah Hoos and Travis Thorns are all smiles as they patiently await Arranging balloonsjeanne Dale picks one out for an anxious young girl,
customers for the Dime Toss.

Anne Gerry and Rachelle Dias pick the Eying the prizes at the Prize Booth, two Laura Grossman makes a deal with a customer as she and Travis Thoms
lucky winner for the cake walk. kids dig out their tickets for Clayton sell tickets in the Ticket Booth.

Odell, Cindy Duquette, and Ms. Arce.

Teresa Beasley looks intense as she paints the face of a young girl. Mark Gursky supervises as a young girl tries her best to win a fish in the Fish Toss.

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Mr. Smith helps his son shoot corks for a Kathy Hilburn is not stopped by broken lennifer Stromberg, Maria Diwald, and a small boy wait for a big
win as the rest of his family watches. leg, nor crutches, for she is determined win as the Wheel of Fortune turns.

to wjn in the Cake Walk.

Sherri Meckes attends to a customer at the Clown Toss. Looks like we're go- Jared Odell and Adrian Rhodes take a break and blow up balloons for the
ing to have a winner here! Dart Toss.

Looking at the expression on Ms. Canepa's face that water is cold, and she's Cindy Jones and Tami Armstrong are surrounded by balloons,
just about to take a quick dip in the Dunk Tank! break to smile for a quick picture.

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Students 'Get Wild' at Annual Barn Dance

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Randy Linscheid, David Martin, Mark Shelton, Sonny Gepilano, Albert Her-
nandez, and Matt Curtis charge into the hay when the doors open.

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Sean McCauley and friends 'get wild' as Sean gets thrown into the hay.

Dana Wallace and Jason Washburn It's not enough to just throw peo-
throw a fellow student into the hay pie in the hay, why not throw hay
as another gets covered by it. in the people?

Tannis Shultz was selected as FFA Sweetheart for 1 986-87.

Enjoying a dance together, the students circle the centerpiece during the
annual Barn Dance.

Paul Witt, Bill Wooten, Jeff Hochderffer, and Jenny Freenfian begin to
cover an unsuspecting Jeff Hurd with the hay.

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Soine students really get into
the swing of things at the Barn
Dance as is demonstrated by
the young man soaring

Tara Clark, and Dave Pearson slide into
the hay as Cheryl Price, Phil Rodriguez,
Ryan Ng, and Tracy Bennett follow.

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Tannts Shultz is all smiles even though
in a few seconds she'll be lying face
down in the hay.

Casting off her earthly bonds, Dana
Wallace soars in for a graceful(?)
landing.

Oh my god! It's attack of the killer hay! (With a little help from it's friends)

Anna Dominguez and a friend relax

for a moment during the dance. The ancient ritual dance of the hay god

seems to be the favorite here.

STUDENT LEADERSHIP: TOP ROW- Mrs.
Claudia Bass, Jason Brown, Eric
Overholtzer, Shawn Schwitters, Mike
Milani, Mike Manning, Carlos Gadea, Jay
Sadler, Jason Hensel SECOND ROW-Lisa
Thompson, Heidi Vincent, Ana Child, Jill
Taylor, Kyle Cursi, Justin Pace, Nancy Rice,
Tim Ferguson, Wendi Anderson, Cindy
Hilburn, Cathy Hilburn, Carna Rodriquez,
Robin Galey, Shelia Robinson, David Mar-
tin, Jason Gursky, Mr. Roy Ghiggeri THIRD
ROW-Michele Mercado, Michele
Stranahan, Rachelle Dias, Paula Hale,
Lorena Oseguera, Korin Ghiselli, Armida
Santen, Michelle, Souza, Jamie Ludlow
BOTTOM ROW- Cindy Tolentino, Leticia
West, Tracy Harris, Rose Melgoza, Kim
Williams, Nicole Pinney, Cindy Duquette,
Anne Gerry, Heather Hopkins

STUDENT BODY OFFICERS AND COM-
MISSIONERS: TOP ROW- Shawn Schwit-
ters, vice-president; Paula Hale, Athletics;
Michele Mercado, Curriculum; David Mar-
tin, Athletics; Mike Milani, president; Justin
Pace, Curriculum; Cindy Hilburn, Rally
Squad; Ana Child, Publicity; Mr. Roy Ghig-
geri, Director of Student Activities SECOND
ROW- Kathy Hilburn, secretary; Armida
Sancen, Historian BOTTOM ROW- Nancy
Rice, treasurer; Carna Rodriquez, Rallies
and Assemblies; Robin Galey, Rallies and
Assemblies; Shelia Robinson, Clubs and Ac-
tivities; Jason Gursky, Publicity

Mr. Roy Ghiggeri, director of student activities; Shawn
Schwitters, vice-president; Nancy Rice, treasurer; Kathy
Hilburn, secretary; Mike Milani, president.

Milani, Schwitters, Hilburn, Rice School Leaders

Mike Milani- student body president.

Kathy Hilburn- student body Shawn Schwitters- student body
secretary. vice-president.

Nancy Rice- student body treasurer.

CURRICULUM

Because last year was definately a year of change for the staff at Liberty, this year has been one of adap-
tion. Not only has the staff had to adapt to all the changes of last year, they also have to adapt to the changes
now. The first major change to affect the school was the arrival of Mr. Philip White in July as our new
superintendent. For the first time ever, the mentor teachers (Mr. Bill Batze, Mr. Rolla Lewis, Miss Reta Pir-
tle, and Mr. Vic Thornhill) were responsible for the orientation of the new teachers. The mentor teachers
hosted a day long session to acquaint the new teachers with various school policies, with a tour of the cam-
pus, and with necessary paper work. The new teachers were provided with lunch at El Camino. New to the
staff this year were Mr. Alex Aiello, Reading I, World History, English I, and coach of Frosh Football and Golf;
Mr. Greg Ciapponi, World History, U.S. History, and JV Volleyball Coach; Ms. Sharon Cannon, Typing I, You
and the Law, Singles Survival, and Math I; Mrs. Labelle Foster, Practical Spanish, Math l/BL; Ms. Mary Guise,
Life Science, Earth Science, Physical Science, and assistant Swimming Coach; Mr. Blake Hunrick, Counselor,
World History, U.S. History, Psychology for Living, and Driver's Education Instructor; Mrs. Marsha King, In-
tro to Algebra, Algebra 1 A, and Plane Geometry; Mr. jerry Lilley, P.E. and Head Varsity Football Coach; Mrs.
Sefia Rounds, Senior English, English Skills 2, English Skills 3, and Rally Squad Advisor; Mr. Jim Sanford, Op-
portunity and Independent Study, Cross Country Coach; Ms. joy Sweeney, On Your Own, Foods 2,3, Begin-
ning Chef, and FHA Advisor. New to the classified staff were Roger Wallace and jim Estenson, custodians;
and Deiha Stone, textbook , AV, Duplication Clerk. Retiring from the district this school year are Mr. Bill
Snow, SIP Coordinator (22 years of service); Mrs. Barbara Clark, Cafeteria Manager (22 years of service); Mrs.
Alta Murphy, Adult Education Secretary; Mary Sanchez, Cafeteria Personnel; Serafin Reis, Custodian; and
Joe Hernandez, Custodian. The physical changes in the campus were at first subtle and then overwhelm-
ing as the jv softball diamond was ripped out, black-topped over, and built upon as portable city II began to
take shape. With nine new portables and the relocation of seven more, the area to the east of Nash Hall
began to look like a mini-campus all its own. This building and relocation phase was scheduled to be com-
pleted by the opening of school on August 31 . The county vocational plans that were only plans became
reality when the portables that were to handle the program arrived and were set up. With the start of school
in September, the vocational students arrived and quickly became a part of the school. This next school
year will see a major change as a "Walk-Through" will be initiated. Everyone planning to attend Liberty will
be required to go through this orientation and registration procedure with a parent or guardian. A series of
booths will be set up to explain different programs. Students will pick up class schedules and locker
assignments, have their school picture taken, buy their student body card and yearbook, and have their
parents educated as to what the school has to offer. With the addition of the new classrooms some ser-
vices would be consolidated as rennovation was scheduled for C and D wings. Teachers were preparing for
the move by tagging materials and equipment.

^^^

Batze Faces Senior Class

ALEXAIELLO
B.A., Reading 1, English 1, World History; Frosh Football &
Golf Coach

CAROL AINES
B.A., Special Day Class; Math, Science, Social Studies,
English, & Careers

IIMALVEZ
A.B., Espanol, Spanish 1 & Spanish 2

lULIA ARCE
B.A., M.A., Counselor, CSF Advisor
AUDIFREZARJISMISA
Migrant Instructional, Bilingual Teacher, & Aide
KAYE AXELCARD- REEVES
B.S., M.S., Physical Education, Physical Education Depart-
ment Chairperson, SIP School Site Council, DCDC, & UBT
Team Co-Chairman

CLAUDIA BASS
B.S., Vocational Foods, Building Maintenance, P.E., & Stu-
dent Leadership

BILL BATZE
A.B., U.S. History, American Government, Annual Staff Ad-
visor, LEA Secretary, Executive Board, Grievance Commit-
tee, Professional Relations Committee, Mentor Teacher,
Sports Ticket & Gate Supervisor, Grand Marshall Homecom-
ing Parade, SIP School Site Council, Chairman School Site
Council, Social Studies Department Chairman

ROD BEAVER
B.S., Math Skills, Math Skills 2, Class of '87 Advisor, Varsity
Football Assistant and JV Baseball Coach

ROBIN BECK

Principal's Secretary

lERRY BLACK

B.A., M.S., Counselor, UBT, Varsity Baseball Coach

DENNIS BUCKLEY

A.A., B.A., Chemistry, Physics, Class of 1 990 Advisor, UBT

MARIAN CANEPA
A.B., M.A., American Government, World History, Class of
1990 Advisor

BARBARA CIAPPONI
B.A., M.A., La Paloma Learning Center, Special Ed. Science,
Co-advisor Playmakers

GREG CIAPPONI
B.A., World History, U.S. History, Strategy Cell Leader, JV
Volleyball Coach

154

Mr. Bill Batze poses in front of the Senior Class poster which asks where SupeHntendent Phil White anH principal jack Ferrill enjoy their ride during the
he lives (the Class of '87 tried to TP his house during Homecoming, but Homecoming Parade,
didn't know where he lived; unfortunately, they found out).

CARLENE COLBURN

Ground's Supervisor

SANDY CROSSLIN DAVIDSON

Fiscal Technician

FLORA DAVIS

Attendance Office Secretary

ROWLAND DENNEV
M.A., Liberty Vocational Program: Metal Shop
FRANK DEPARSIA
A.A., B.A., Special Day Class: Math, Science,
English Careers, & Driver's Training

CATHY DICKEY
A.B., M.S., Vice-principal

i Wood Shop
Social Studies,

VIRGINIA DIEHL
A.B., M.S., English 1, 2, 3, Evaluation Committee, Language Arts
Department Chairperson

PEGGY DUNCAN

Attendance Office Secretary, CSEA Vice-president

RON ENOS

B.A., Algebra lA, Math Resource Teacher

155

Mrs. Norma Equinoa attempts to read her English book. Need a new pair Mrs. leanne Glenn helps Tessa Martin lay out a pattern during a clothing class,
of glasses, Mrs. Equinoa?

NORMA EQUINOA
A.B., English 2, Remedial English

CAROL ERNST
Ground's Supervisor

lACK EERRILL

M.A., Principal

DOREEN FORLOW
A.A., B.A., M.Ed., Special Ed Coordinator, Wood Shop,
Work Experience

SUE FORTNER

M.A., Head Counselor

LABELLE FOSTER

B.A., Practical Spanish, Math 1, Intro to Algebra

CINDY GALEY
Personnel Technician

TED GARBER

Maintenance

MARK GATES
8. A., English Skills 2, English 3, Theatre Arts, Playmakers
Co-advisor, Assistant Swimming Coach

156

Glenn Assists Student in Homemaking

■•

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ROYGHICCERI
B.A., M.A., Leadership Class, Director of Athletics, Director
of Student Activities, Adult Education Principal

LINDA CHILARDUCCI
A. A., B.A., P.E., Block L Advisor, Varsity Volleyball and Assis-
tant Girl's Basketball Coach

Cf 77/ CHOSE
Liberty Vocational Staff

lEANNE GLENN
B.S., M.A., Clothing 1, Advanced Clothing, Interior
Decorating, Child Development, Homemaking Department
Chairwoman

ROBERT GLENN
B.S., M.A., Biology A, Director of State/Federal Projects,
Science Department Chairman

ART GONZALES
A.A., B.A., M.A., World History, U.S. History, American
Government

ROBERT GONZALEZ
B.A., Wood Shop, Metal Shop, Electricity, Electronics,
Drivers' Training

VELMA GONZALEZ

A.A., B.A., English Skills B/L, Beginning Art

MARY GUISE

B.S., Life Science, Physical Science, Earth Science, Science

Research Class, Assistant Swim Coach

RICHARD HACKETT

B.A., Honors English, English 3, O.K. Bascom Writing Award

CAROLYN HALE

Executive Secretary

NINA HALES

VERDEU HAMPTON

Liberty Vocational Staff

lERRYHARDT

B.A., M.A., Driver's Education, Vocations, Driver's Training,

Driver's Training Coordinator, GATE Coordinator

TOM HAWKINS

B.S., Inschool Detention

157

DENNIS HENDERSON

B.S., P.E., Adult Education Fitness & Health

SHIRLEY HENRY

Counseling Office Secretary

ELIAS HERNANDEZ

B.S., M. Ed., ESL, Reading Readiness, Azteca Club Advisor,

Counselor, Driver's Training

lEANNETTE HOBART

Instructional Aide: Vocational Ed., CSEA Secretary

BLAKE HUNRICK

A.A., B.A., M.S., Psychology, World History, U.S. History,

Counselor

MARKIOHNSON
B.A., Special Day Class, Frosh Basketball & Assistant Track
Coach

WANDA KEENEY

Financial & Supplies Clerk

MARSHA KING

B.S., M.Ed., Intro to Algebra, Algebra 1A, Geometry

WANDA LATH ROPE

Business Manager

lERRY ULLEY
A.A., B.A., P.E., Adult Education Fitness & Health, Head Varsity
Football Coach

DIANE LINCH

Library Clerk

DENISE LINDSAY

Curriculum/Projects Secretary

IAN LINDSAY

Special Ed. Instructional Aide

DON LOPEZ

B.S., Intro Ag Science, Large Animal Science, LSD, Computer

Literacy, FFA Advisor

ESTHER LOPEZ
Aide

158

Black Shows Homecoming Spirit

lANMCALISTER

B.A., Biology A, Intro to Biology, ArivanceH Physical Science,

Class of '89 Advisor, Head Swimming Coac h

NORMA MCCAIN

B.A., Typing, Shorthand, Business Fundamentals

NANCY MCLAREN

A.B., French 1,2, i, Spanish 1, French Club Advisor, LEA

President

TIM MCHUCH
B.A., APS, Intro to Biology, life Science, Class of '88 Advisor,
SADD Advisor, Academic Decathlon Advisor, Varsity & Frosh-
Soph Soccer Coach

lO MENDOZA
Career Technician, CSEA Shop Steward

lOHN MEYER
A. A., A.B., Drafting, General Science, Woods 2, Beginning Art,
Jewelry, Crafts, Ceramics

LIBBY MILLER

B.S., Intro to Algebra, Foreign Exchange Club Advisor

HAROLD MITCHELL

M.S., Special Ed Psychologist

ALTA MURPHY

Adult Ed Secretary

Jerry Black digs into a cream pie during activities as part of FTomecoming Day.

Helping Alex Martinez with a problem in art is Mr. Bill Peters.

159

lOANNE NASH

B.A., Geometry, Algebra 1A, Class of 88 Advisor, LEA Treasurer

lULIA PASTOR

Registrar

FRANK PAYNE

B.A., Typing 1 ,2, Business Math, U BT

BILL PETERS
B.A., Beginning Art, Advanced Art 1,2,3, Painting & Drawing
1,2,3

HUGH PETERSON
A.A., B.A., M.A., English 2,3, English Skills 3, Human Relations
Program

LYNETTE PITAU
Liberty Vocational Secretary

IIM PIATO

B.S., In School Detention, Math 1, Math Skills

LOU RACKE

ROP, Arch. Drawing, Intro to Drawing, Metals 2, Intro to Metals

RUDY RAMIREZ

Gardner

Rob Russell enjoys a lighter moment with one of his English Munching down before the start of school, Tim McHugh is caught with his mouth and

classes. hands full as he heads across campus to Lion's Hall.

160

Russell Enjoys English Classes

SHARON RAMIREZ
Special Ed. Aide
SERFAIN REIS
Custodian
lOHN RENTERIA
A.B., U.S. History AP, U.S. History, World History, Senior
Service Society, Project Clean-up, Mock Trial, LEA Vice-
president, Tennis Coach, Close-up

ARLEY REEVES

Maintenance

PAUL RICE

Custodian

lUNE RIVERA

Secretary

BUD ROSS

Gardner

SEFIA ROUNDS

J.A., Senior English, English Skills 2, English Skills 3, Rally

>quad Advisor

ROB RUSSELL
B.A., English 1,3, Senior English

BEV SADLER
B.A., M.A., Reading Skills, Director of Curriculum and
Instruction

FRANCISCO SANDATE

Custodian

IIM SANFORD

A.A., B.A., M.A., Opportunity Class, Independent Study,

Clean-up Club Advisor

MIKE SCHRADER

B.S., M.A., M.S., Vice-principal

CAROLYN SHERMAN

Ground's Supervisor

ROBERT SMITH

A.B., Symphonic Band, Instrumental Studies, English, Band

Club Advisor

161

TONYA SMITH

Instructional Aide English

BILL SNOW

M.A., SIP Coordinator

KATIE SORENSON
B.A.,M.L.S., Librarian

SUE STUART

A.B., Choir, Pop Chorus, A Capella, Mixed Chorus, Girls'

Ensemble, Chamber Singers, Choir Club Advisor

lOY SWEENEY

B.S., Foods 1 ,2,3,4; On Your Own, FHA Advisor

WC THORNHILL
English 1, UBT, Senior English, Mentor Teacher

CRETCHEN TOVAR

A.A., B.A., Spanish 1 ,2,3, Pep Club Advisor

FRED VALVERDE

M.A., Reading 1, Resource Teacher, WASC Coordinator, LEA

Membership Chairman, Golf Coach

LOREN VETTER
Special Ed. Aide, Special Ed. Job Developer

TERESA VILLA
Attendance Secretary, WASC/SDE Blend Accreditation
Committee

BEVVONKRAKAU

SIP Secretary

ROGER WALLACE

Custodian

DOROTHY WEEKS

Ground's Supervisor

BEV WESTBERRY

Secretary

PHIL WHITE

B.S., M.A., Superintendent

162

New Superintendent Guides LUHS in Building

BARBARA WHITFIELD
B.S., M.S., Counselor, SIP Site Council, Student Review Team
Coordinator

GARY WILSON

A.A., B.S., ROP Auto, Welding, Auto

LUCY WONG

Payroll & Accounts Clerk

CAFETERIA PERSONNEL: TOP ROW-

Sharon Clark, Charlene Short, Dean Tibl)et,
Sue Standridge, Delores Kelley, Darlene
McCauley, Adeline Villaruera, Sandra
Thomas BOTTOM ROW- Alma Bowling,
Ruth Pastor, Ruby Jones, Willis Diffey, Bar-
bara Clark

TRANSPORTATION PERSONNEL: TOP

ROW-Dennis Berg, Sue Avila, Margaret
Beltram, Vernette Pato, Arlene Fernandez;
BOTTOM ROW- Joe Lopez, Brenda Kim-
ble, Gerry Bottoms, Betty DeHart, Florence
Ditmars, Judy Dye, Barbara Carroll, Nita Ad-
dington, Gena Ghiozzi, Maggie Fajardo

GOVERNING BOARD OF TRUSTEES:

Leonard Gerry, Susan Hopkins, Barbara
Ghiselli, Arlerje Poerio(not pictured: Joanne
Byer). Superintendent Philip White.

164

AD DIRECTORY

A&A Auto Parts- 190

A Cut Above- 176

Acme Preservation- 194

Allen's Appliances-1 94

Amaral, Marples-184

Antioch Florist & Plantery-185

Bailey's Rental &Sales-167

BartlettTV-194

Berg Jeweler- 171

Berry's Pastry- 194

Big O Tires- 167

Bill Brandt Ford-1 76

Bob's F-100-1 70

Brentwood Ace Hardware- 1 97

Brentwood Cafe-1 67

Brentwood Furniture-171

Brentwood Liquors-182

Brentwood News-1 79

Brentwood Pharnnacy-194

Brejitwood Transmissions- 167

Broderick Real Estate- 193

Calif. Delta Newspaper-1 79

California Sun Center-1 72

Cal-Neva Slush Co.-1 99

Caramiho Produce-1 76

Carrixma Enterprises-203

Casey's Auto Body-1 99

Central Bank-1 87

Centre Mart-1 73

Copper Kettle Deli-1 87

Cottage Florist-1 91

Creative lmage-165

Cutino's Inc. -172

D&M Electric-193

Dallas Shanks Chevron-1 87

Dave's Trailer Service-1 72

Delta Battery-1 75

Delta Fence-183

Delta Financial Service-1 94

Diablo Ag Chemicals-1 75

Dias Unlimited Repair-181

Dick Kane Motors-1 74

Discovery Video-1 72

Don's Bicycle Shop-1 76

Donald A. Piantanida-199

DougS. Herman-176

Dream Brides-204

Dwelley Farms- 194

Ed Stack Enterprises-1 78

EnosRealEstate-178

Ernie's Wine, Liquors, Video-194

Famous Fashions-178

Farmers Insurance Group-194

FertadoReal Estate- 179

G. Rose & Sons Glass-1 79

Gatewood Sheet Metal- 193

Geddes Music-185

Gerald ).)effry-1 85

Graves Dairy- 175

Green's TV & Stereo

H&M Auto Dismantlers-202

Hair Encounter-202

HairLines-196

Hampton Chiropractic-197

Hardy Nix |ewelers-199

Harris Lumber-1 99

Hilson's-204

Huffaker&Stephens-181

lake's Variety-194

Jiffy Foods-1 85

Katherine S. Agua-185

Kent L. Taylor, D.D.S.-200

KirkWelding-195

L.C.Lopez, D.C. -194

Lee's Market-191

Liberty Vaico Drug- 175

Light Soda on Tap- 1 88

Lone Tree Med-Dental-1 70

M&LTrueValue-200

M&M Smith Real Estate-191

Mayer's ]ewelers-191

McCurley Floors- 187

McDonalds-198

New Round Up-1 72

Norman's Nursery- 194

Oakley Builders Supply-202

Oakley Chiropractic-1 81

Oakley Pharmacy- 187

Old Hardware Store-196

Pancho'sMarket-182

Pantells-171

Pittsburg Grocers- 188

Precision Brake-200

Prince & Pauper-167

Rich's Drive-in-1 92

Rod's Hickory Pit- 188

Rock Bottom Records- 188

Roller Haven-1 82

Round Table-200

Senior Class-180

SchwinnCity-170

Shannon Auto Parts-197

The Shoe lnn-193

Silvera Lumber Co. -204

The SLeeper-204

Stamm Theatres Inc. -189

State Farm Insurance-! 77

Swisher Cement-1 86

Technical Business Systems-1 78

TuxofClass-204

Ugeni's Antiques-193

U.S. AirForce-166

U.S. Navy-205

Video &1 Hr. Photo-199

The Video Cinema-1 82

Video City-1 96

Video USA-1 68-1 69

Vista El Dorado Realty- 197

Wallace Partridge lnsurance-1 71

Ben Wener Photography-201

Westside Bank-200

Wrap-on Nail Co. -194

Youth Educators-196

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Tanning Salon
1273 Hwy 4 #B
Brentwood, CA 94513
(Next to Joes Pizza)

(415) 634-UTAN
(415) 634-8826

SERVING DISCOVERY BAY DiSCOVCrV

MOVIE AND EQUIPMENT RENTAL SALES

(415) 634-6320

1555 RIVERLAKE
BYRON. CA 94514

( DISCOVERY BAY SHOPPING CENTER )

Christer Sjogren

Marilyn Pedersen, Chris Addington, Jennifer Frasier, and Heather Poertner

I " v-i

oc^^

Centr O Mart

First & Chestnut 634-3601

Hwy. 4, Brentwood 634-4435

Uwy. 4, Oakley 757-4414

DICK KANE
MOTORS

M!^

"For the Best Deal"

OLDS*BUICK*GMC

VOLKSWAGEN

Sales*Service*Leasing*Parts

757-3800

3100 Delta Fair Blvd. Antioch

(Somersville Exit Off Hwy 4)

Maria Gomes, Chris Addington, and Nadine Gaudette

DICK KANE

BUICK OLDS GMC TRUCKS

PART

/ j:5.-»v

".' •■ tj^i

174

Delta Battery
& Speed Shop

RV • Marine • Coniinereial Batteries
HI Performanee * 4 k 4 Aceessories

Rt. 3 Box 860
Brentwood, CA 94513

JOE WILSON, Owner
(415) 634-0526

DEWEY DeMARTINI

Diablo Agricultural Chemicals Company

• Fernlizers

• Insecticides

• Weed Killers

HIGHVAY 4 or SIMS ROAD - OfXENTVOOD CALIFORNIA 94513
Dus (415)6343593 fXes (415)634 4241

1^.

LIBERTY

V ALCO DRUG

1452HMWAY4

unniMt YUAN OMni

IRENTWQW. CA.
*34-1141

^v^^w^^ssis^

GRAVES DAIRY

Independent Wholesale Distributor
Milk - Ice Cream

Since 1965
609 Railroad Ave.
P.O. Box 444
Brentwood, CA 94513

Phone (41 5) 634-7755
684-3885

8:00 - 5:00 Mon thru Fri.
JIM GRAVES, Owner

Nadine Gaudette and Maria Diwald

175

Doug 8. Herman, D.O.8.
Wandy Steere Herman, O.O.8.

FAMILY DENTISTRY

BRENTWOOD DENTAL BUILDING
52 OAK STREET - BRENTWOOD, CALIFORNIA 94513

TELEPHONE (4151 634-3503

Don 5 Bicycle ohop

<iw)Yi>^

DONNA St ERNIE LYNN
OWNERS

(415) 625-2839

272 Main Street
P.O. Box 9-40

OAKLEY. CA 94Sei

The Future Is Yours If You Go For It!

CARAMIHO

Produce Co.

Serving the Community Since
1940

Bill Brandt Ford

Chrysler*Dodge

Brentwood

1245 Highway 4
634-3551

Heather Poertner

S ;i llSr 'JSt

Nadine Gaudette and Maria Gomes

A Cut Above

Antioch

3021 Delta Fair Blvd.
757-9935

176

STATE FARM

INSURANCE

SiiS. i

•«'*v, ■■«

"^.

Heather Poertner and )ennifer Frasier

SIAIEFARM

KOUICE

1 -'JKIMiriC

Jim Lanter, Sr.
Jose G. Martinez

STATE FARM

INSURANCE

Lone Tree Way & Highway 4

P.O. Box 639
Brentwood 634-5025

177

Nick Prenk and Ed Stack

ED STACK ENTERPRISES

A.M.C. AND RAMBLER SPECIALISTS

HIGHWAY4 SIMSROAD
P 0 BOX 366

BRENTWOOD, CALIFORNIA
USA 94513

ED STACK

(415) 634-2144

TECHNICAL
BUSINESS SYSTEMS

Sales, Service, Rentals, Leasing

Call Us

For All Your

Business Needs

510 West 2nd Street Antioch 778-1870

Chris Addington, Nadine Gaudette, Maria Gomes, Marilyn Pedersen,
and Maria Diwald

tn« Ap«c<-a[tu at<n« Wn«T« you'i« Ap«<!tai

2nd \ G Streets
757 -4600

Antioch, California 94509

Ranches

Commercial

Investments

m E M mm

Ronald J. Enos

Broker

1303 Hwy. 4, Suite A
Brentwood, CA 94513

Bus.: (4 15) 634-46 11
Res: (415) 634-2655

BEST OF LUCK

Liberty Union High School

CLASS OF '87

From your local newspapers, the

Brentwood News

and

Daily Ledger

179

THE MOST OF 1 987

Kyle Cursi- Class Clown, Lisa
Thompson-Class Clown, Kor-
rin Ghiselli-Most Talkative,
Scott Pastor-Most Talkative,
Carna Rodriguez-Most
Spirited, Marty Stanton-Most
Spirited

Carna Rodriguez- Most Likely
to Succeed, Shawn
Schwitters-Most Likely to Suc-
ceed, Ray Turrietta-
Friendliest, Kathy Hilburn-
Friendliest, Jose Zepada-Best
Legs, Jay Sadler- Best Legs

Abbe Gregory- Best Eyes,
Rick Lobo-Best Eyes, Brett
Swisher-Best Eyes, Mike
Gamino-Class Partier, Janet
Gonzales- Class Partier, Shelia
Robinson-Nicest Smile

Mike Milani- Nicest Smile,
Lance Foreman-Biggest Flirt,
Dafne Arteaga-Biggest Flirt,
Nicole Simoni-Best Physique,
Jason Nunn-Best Butt, Cindy
Hilburn-Best Butt

Wendi Anderson and Shawn
Schwitters-Cutest Couple,
Dafne Arteaga-Best Looking,
Rick Lobo-Best Looking, Brett
Swisher-Best Looking, Shawn
Schwitters-Most Athlethic

^IMlil^

Scott Hanson- Mr. Irresistable,
Justin Pace-Best Dressed,
Robin Galey-Best Dressed

Senior Class Chooses the Most

Class of '87 Chooses the Most

180

Gas
Diesel

AL DIAS

DIA"S

UNLIMITED

REPAIR

Fabrication

(415)634-5588

RANDY L.STEPHENS

Attorney at Law

HUFFAKER, HUFFAKER & STEPHENS

1 407 A Street, Suite D

Antioch, California 94509 (41 5) 757-0771

LAW OFFICES OF

HUKI-AKKK. Hi I-KAKKU <V Sih !■

IKNS

JP.FFKKY n. Hi FFAKKR

Attorney At La

1407 A S

TREET. Suite D

Telephone

Antioch.

California 94509

(415)

757

0771

MICHAEL J. PAINTER, D.C.

1555 River Lake

120 Main Street

Suite L

Oakley, CA

Byroa CA

625-1881

634-2108

Jennifer Frasier and Adriane Rhodes

PANCHOS MARKET

VIDECENTRO

Brentwood

358 Railroad Ave.
634-4123

THE VIDEO CINEMA

Centre Mart Center
260 Highway 4
Oakley, CA 94561
625-0088

Village Square

6277-A Bethel Island Road

Bethel Island, CA 94511

684-3737

Video Movie & Machine
Rental & Sales

Best Wishes Class of 87

'^^^ '"^^ ■ ■dIv. of Family Fun Centers We«, Inc.

Family

ROBERT J. "BOB" LAWRENCE

Dept Manager. Skateboards & Accessones

W. 10th & O Streets • FalrgrourKls
P.O. Box 598 . Antloch, CA 94509-0059
Re$lder>ce (415) 757-9347. Reiv. 779-0204

^r^

Brentwood Liquors ^i^D videos

Marilyn Pedersen, Christer Sjogren, Chris Addington, and Adriane
Rhodes

y/.

"We'll fence you in,
or them out"

Brentwood (415) ft34-S990

Walnut Creek (415) »44-(079

Uwmore (415) 44»^75

Marilyn Pedersen, (tins Adtiinglon, M.iri.i Diw.ild, M.iri.i Comes, .inci N.idme C.iudelle

S^ma^a/, ^,4(cu^Ue^ ^ SV/iMJCta/eA^

Sylvia Amaral G.R.I.

Broker Owner
Res. 6^-5697

5200 Rivcrlake Rd
Byron. C;A 94514

(415) 634-0400

MLS

9Q VillaRe Dr.
Brentwood. CA 94513

(415) 634-0600

Marilyn Pedersen, Chris Addington, Maria Diwald, Nadine Caudetle, and Maria Comes

Amaral, Marples

(Mmarai, narpies
'Jiai Si Assoc- Realtors \]

Amaral, Marples
SC Assoc -Realtors

184

Marilyn Pedersen, Chris Adrlinglon, M.ina Diw.ilH, M.iri.i Gomes, .ind N.iHine G.iudette

S^nui^al, .^^{cu/UeA, ^ Si^6AocicUeA'

Sylvia Amaral G.R.I.

Broker Owner
Res. 634-5697

5200 Riverlake Rd
Byron. CA 94514

(415) 634-0400

H9^ VillaRt Dr.
Brentwood. CA 94513

MLS (415) 634-0600

Marilyn Pedersen, Chris Addington, Maria Diwald, Nadine Caudelte, and Maria Comes

^^ / Amaral, Marples

*^ f li^f K Assoc- Realtors 1;

Amaral, Marples
K Assoc- Realtor

Jiffy Foods

741 2nd Street
634-1551

Brentwood
Ruby Causey, manager

KATHERINE S AGUA

CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT INC

I4I5I 754 8788 • Antioci-

3009 Delta Fair Blvo

P O Box 1288

Antiocm CA 94509

Building Beautiful Smiles . . .

And Brighter Futures

In Antioch and Brentwood

Gerald]. jeffry.D.D.S.

Orthodontic Care

2730 Lone Tree Way

833 2nd St

Antioch

Brentwood

757-9100

634-4446

Nadine Gaudette, Maria Gomes, and Chris Addington

Complete Tloral Senve - Weddings and Tunerah
•rianli. ^ifts n Tftingi

(415) 757-3525

FLORIST

^j^PLANTERY

Bev Massone

2771 Lone Tree Way

TERRACE SHOPPING CENTER

Antioch. CA 94509

Musicn

>enterL

EMIL GEDDES

WURLITZER

205 "G" Street • Antioch, California 94509
(415) 754-4466

Christer Sjogren and Marilyn Pedersen

(415) 757-3660

CEMENT CONTRACTOR, INC.

LICENSE NO. 378838

RT. 1, BOX 418

HWY. 4

ANTIOCH, CALIF 94509

186

Jennifer Frasier and Heather Poertner

Air Conditioning, Brakes, Tuneup & Towing Service
Certified Snnog Station

Dallas Shanks Chevron, Inc.

Chevron Service

336 Oak St., Brentwood, CA 94513

Phone 1415) 634-8935 or 634-5043

Dallas Shanks, Owner b Operator

Chevron

Central Bank

Oakley Shopping Center
Oakley. Cahfornia 94561
(415) 757-6000
(415)625-2211

Christer Sjogren, Heather Poertner, and Jennifer Frasier

Carpet • Linoleum • Pre-finished

McCURLEY

FLOOR
COVERING

306 Oak Street • Brentwood

Hardwood

OMOER OUT

Copper Kettle Deli

FOR THE BEST SANDWICH IN TOWN

6B4-28I8

Nex( to Brentwood Pharmacy
new

"The Floorologists"
Free Estimates

Christer Sjogren

LEONARD McCURLEY
(415) 634-0888

313 Oak Street Brentwood. CA 94513

Lie. 275321

OAKLEY P/famacy

Hwy.4 Phone 625-2752 Oakley, Calif.

BRIDGEHEAD DRIVE IN STAMM THEATRE
CAMPANIL CINEMA & METRO

?:^r„nt, ^sr SEE A MOVIE TONIGHT

Stamm 757-2303
Metro 778-0900

Richard Fertado
634-2088 J]

HAROLD I fERTADO
/t^/ HOUSE OF LE

Roy Gursky
634-4913

311 Oak Street
Brentwood, Calif.

Office: 634-4112

FOOD TO GO
HOMEMADE PIES

Rod's
Hickory Pit

'Breakfast • Lunch • Oinne

r 1273 Highway 4
p Brentwood, CA
ll= (415) 634-1522 _ oi

m^ m

Christcr Sjogren

• COMPACT DISCS

• RECORDS

• TAPES

• T SHIRTS

• TICKETS

• GIFT CERTIFICATES

MOfV^SAT 10-9; SUN 10^6

ANTIOCH

1653 A STREET
ANTIOCH SQUARE

757 7766

Richard Armstrong, Owner

TJCKS9/7TZSammn

2291 PALOU AVENUE,
SAN FRANCISCO. CALIFORNIA 94124

G. ROSE & SONS GLASS CO.

230 Chestnut Street Brentwood, CA 94513

George Rose

AUTO & WINDOW GLAZING

PLATE GLASS. MIRRORS
TABLE TOPS

Pick-up and Delivery

(415)634 5609

Pittsburg

Wholesale

Grocer, INC.

Congratulations Class of 1 987

Joe & Louise Drenik

1051 Los Medanos St.

189

A & A Auto Parts

Highway 4 Brentwood
One of Contra Costa's Cleanest Auto Dismantlers

We Sell Used Parts

24 Hour Towing

Congratulations Class of 1987

634-1188
Used Parts for EVERY MAKE of CAR!

ii^rw'

Christer Sjogren, Jennifer Frasier, Adriane Rhodes, Marilyn
Pedersen, Chris Addington

On Highway 4
Between Brentwood and
Oakley

(415) 634-1188

A ^ A Auto IPartB

VAL H. TOMPKINS
GAR E. TOMPKINS

P.O BOX 72
BRENTWOOD. CALIFORNIA 94513

190

Christer Sjogren, Adriane Rhodes, .ind Heather Poertner

KENNETH QUICK 5TEV£ HOWARD

m sEiL

CARS, BOATS

737 Zm STREET
BRENTWOOD a, 9^3

>>.

b3H-l557

Nadine Caudette, Maria Diwald, Maria Gomes, Chris Addington, and
Marilyn Pedersen

JEWELERS INC.

SINCE 1935

G. Mayer

516 SECOND STREET — DOWNTOWN ANTIOCH. CA 94509 — 757.1404
2610 SOMERSVILLE ROAD — COUNTY EAST HAALL. ANTKXH - 7S7-7227

M&M SMITH REAL ESTATE

Mel & Marie Smith

LICENSED BROKERS

BUS. (4t5i eas-ieoo

RES. (4151 664-2294

^"^^ HoftH and

101 "C" MAIN ST.
P.O. BOX 1120
OAKLEY. CA. 94561

MIS,

PLOBI8T

HofOlandGim

1412 "A" STREET, ANfTIOCH, CA 94509 - 757-2373; 757-9262
CORNER OF 15TH & A STREETS

BOB and MARY FRANCHETTO

Nadine Caudette and Marilyn Pedersen

LEES MARKET

Groceries, meat, fresh produce, beer a Wine
We Specialize in Cutting Freezer Beef

Highway 4 and Sunset Rd.
Phone 634-30ie brentwood. ca B40I3

335 Oak St. , Brentwood

Owner

Rich Lovecchio

Hours

5 am-l 1 pm

Christer Sjogren, Adriane Rhodes, Jennifer Frasier, Chris Addington, Heather Poertner, and Marilyn Pedersen

192

248 OAK STREET

(OLD BANK "BUILDING)

HOURS: Wednesday —

Saturday lO-T).

Sunday 1 1-5

Telephone (415) ();i4-2990

BRENTWOOD, CALIFORNIA

94513

jhe jhoe 3\

'^/^

oe L/nn

REGENCY Station

659 Railroad Ave. suite ab

brentwood, ca 04b13

DONNA CUNNINGHAM
(41B) e34-4710

Maria Diwald

TtUPHONt
757-1311

WORK CUARANTKD
&FU1Y BONDED

D & M ELECTRIC

Lie NO )71IM

MARIE (XJRKIN
NEW & REMOOEUNC WOltK DONE
OUR PRICES WONT SHOCK YOU

1209 SOMERSVliE RO. • ANTKX>4. CA 94S09

i£

Gatewood Sheet Metal

Sales. Installation, Service
Arvcl Gatewood

BRODERICK

REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS

Lie No 274675

(415)634-2059 P O Box 248

Gatewood Enterprises. Inc. Brentwood. CA 94513

Maria Diwald and Marilyn Pedersen

EACH OFFICE INDEPENDENTLY OWNED

TOM BRODERICK

BROKER

Res. (415)757-3911

1305 Highway 4
BRENTWOOD. CA 94513

(415)634-3508

Adriane Rhodes and Christer Sjogren

193

JAKES VARIETY

655 First Street

634-3296

Brentwood

LC. LOPEZ, D.C.

1273 Highway 4 #5

634-1101

Brentwood

FARMERS INSURANCE GROUP

Rick Nelson, Suite B

1407 "A" Street, 778-2240

Antioch

DWELLEY FARMS

Delta Road

634-6508

Brentwood

,_t

Jennifer Frasier and Chris Aridington

MARSHAL, Joanne and
Ken Bilbo

1 B3-4 A Street

Antioch 75^-346^

Ernies liquors

VIDEO AND YOGURT

Brentwood ]^[ Pharmacy

316 Oak Street, Brentwood, CA 94513
"Rx and Gift Specialist"
Gifts and Fine Cosmetics
Hallmark Cards

Phone 634-2156

Jennifer Frasier and He.ither Poerlner

DELTA FINANCIAL SERVICE

659 Railroad Ave, A-4

634-5653

Brentwood

BERRY'S PASTRY SHOP

1872 ''A'' Street

757-5858

Antioch

ALLEN'S APPLIANCE

700 E. Main St.

625-2450

Oakley

DONORS

ACME PRESERVATION CO., INC.

BARTLETTT.V.

DON DISTRIBUTING CO., INC.

WRAP-ON NAIL CO.

Chris Addington and Marilyn Pedersen

KIRK WELDING

1 280 Highway 4, Brentwood, California 9541 3

Arc • Tig • Mig • Oxy.-Acct. • Arc Gouge
In Shop or Portables — Radio Dispatched

Nadine Caudette and Maria Gomes

Chris Addington

Shop — Brentwood
415-634-4250

Home — TRACY
209-835-6250

Maria Gomes and Nadine Caudette

195

Chris Addington and Marilyn Pedersen

\tt)K) ClfT

Everything for Home Video
THE AREA'S LARGEST VIDEO FILM LIBRARY

SALES • RENTALS • SERVICE
Ray & Michele Lucchesi

1706 'A' Street

Antioch, California 94509 (415) 757-6635

AfllllaU ttorM In Ufayalt*, Ptaasant Hill. Oakland & San Laandro

HAIRLINES

1273 Highway 4
Brentwood 634-2257

The Youth Connection

A PARTNERSHIP WITH SCHOOLS/COMMUNITY/LAW ENFORCEMENT

To Prevent Alcohol-Drug Related Problems Among Youth

Delta Project Office

724 Third Street

Brentwood, CA94513

Phone:634-SAFE

BRENTWOOD

CAm^r^ pou/nt • McClo«kcy VARNISH & STAINS

"<U lUHKM URVKt

owuTT vwur

• PAINTS

• PLUMBING

• ELECTRICAL

• PUC ABS • ADS

GARDEN TOOLS
A SUPPLIES
IRRIGATION SUPPLIES
FENCING MATERIALS

HAND & ELECTRIC • MASONRY SUPPLIES

TOOLS iwr

"ri*" OPEN 8 5 30

■^ MON THRU SAT

634-3355

629 First Street
BRENTWOOD

BIG

AUTOPARTS

SHANNON AUTO PARTS. INC.

302 MAIN STREET PHONE:

OAKLEY CALIFORNIA 84561 (419) 620O1OO

V RACHEL M. BALDOCCHI

v^'

Broker

201 -B W. Main Street Phone (41 5) 625-4900

Oakley, California 94561 625-061 6

Heather Poertner, Icnniter Frasier, ("hrister Sjogren, M.irilyn Pctlersen, N.irline
Gaudette, and Chris Addinglon

Dotty Carpenter
Kit Carpenter

Owners
(415) 634-3201

^f%

701 Walnut Blvd., Brentwood, CA 94513

HAMPTON CHIROPRACTIC

"We File the Insurance for You" 201 Main Oakley

Specializing in Back and
Nec/c Pain* Headache*
Shoulder, Arm & Leg Pain
Physical Therapy* Work
Injuries* Accidents* Sport
Injuries* Emergency Care

Heather Poertner, Jennifer Frasier, Adriane Rhodes, Christer Sjogren, and Chris Addington

OFFICE HOURS

MON.TUES.WED. FRI. 8-1,

3-7

THURS/3-7

SAT. 8-12

NO COST, NO OBLIGATION,
CONSULTATION TO HELP

197

The
Student
Center.

Going to McDonald's" is almost as
much a part of school as going to class.
You've made us the place to meet, to
talk, to have a good time, to celebrate
your victories and help forget defeats.

You've made McDonald's more than
just another place to eat. And that's why,
at McDonald's,
we say. . .

IT'S A GOOD TIME
FOR THE GREAT TASTE

MCDONALDS RESTAURANT

1 651 HWY 4 Near Sand Creek Road

BRENTWOOD

1984 McDonald's Corporation

Marie Gomes, Nadine Gaudette, Marilyn Pedersen, Maria Diwald, Chris Addington

198

Donald A. Piantanida

ATTORNEY AT LAW

■425 Oak Street
(■415) e3^4-35'71 BRENTWOOD. CA 94513

:^4.1 S.).nerNMll<r Rd . Aiilioch, CA 94509
(415) 778 I I 12

center/

Rob & Ruby Silverman

Jewelers Oifts

Antioch Shopping Center
1S56 •A' Street Antioch. CA 94509

%^^^^

CAL-NEVA SLUSH CO.

^l/PPlt*

311 S. FIRST STREET

TURLOCK. CA 95380

PHONE (209) 667-1602

Slush Puppie Says:

"Congratulations and Good Luck

Seniors, and a Big Thanks to all

the LIONS for a great Slush Puppie Year!!"

HARRIS

Lumber and Home Center

At The Corner 634- 1 1 44

Of Delta & Brentwood, CA

Highway 4

Nadine Gaudette, Marilyn Pedersen, anci Maria Gomes

lAfiBlS [.UMBIRand HOJ

CASEY'S AUTO BODY

CARL AND MIKE CASEY
1142 North Highway 4 (415)634-2211

Brentwood CA94513

Nadine Gaudette and Heather Poertner

199

Adrian Rhodes

WESTSIDE
BANK

Liberty Link Center

Brentwood, CA

Paul E. McKee, D.D.S.

John /. Gilbert, D.D.S.

KentL Taylor, D.D.S.

ORAL & MAXILLOFACIAL SURGERY

2730 Lone Tree Way Suite 7

Antioch

757-2217

JERRY MULKEY

PRECISION BRAKE

FRONTEND

225 East 18th St.
Antioch. CA 94509

Work 754-5853

HARDWARE STORES

M & L TRUE VALUE HARDWARE
Marine & Sporting Goods

ROUND TABLE
PIZZA RESTAURANT

2509 Somersville Rd.

Antioch

754-5747

Hwy. 4 & Cypress Rd.
Oakley, CA 94561

Nadine Gaudette and Maria Gomes

(415)625-1373

aslSP

'ener

♦PH OTOG RA PH ¥♦

1 1 West 6th Street

Antioch, CA 94509

(415) 757-5696

201

Walk In Or Appt.

featuring

NEXXUS products

HAIR ENCOUNTER

Styling
Regular Cuts

MEN AND WOMEN

Call For Appointment
6348990

355 Oak St
Brentwood

Chris Addington, Maria Diwald, Nadine Gaudette, Maria Gomes, and Marilyn
Pedersen

Oakley Builders' Supply

READY MIX CONCRETE - SAND - ROCK

HENRY 6. GLADYS MERCER
Owners

SALES SERVICE

TV & STEREO

(415) 757-1111 (415) 757-5555

(415)625-2358

24-HOUR SERVICE

HIGHWAY 4 - P O BOX 196. CA 94561

KEN DUNCAM
Sales/service mgb

2500 Sycamore drive
amtioch ca 9.«50s

H & M Auto Dismantlers, Inc.

USED PARTS AND TOWING

HIGHWAY 4 AND BROWNSTONE ROAD
(BETWEEN OAKLEY AND BRENTWOOD)

P.O. BOX 565

BRENTWOOD. OA 94513

PHONE (415) 625-2753

Maria Gomes, Nadine Gaudette, Maria Diwald, Chris Addington, Marilyn
Pedersen

Protect Your Investment

Video Covers of California® —
presents

More Than Just A Cover

VCR is fully operational with cover
in place — unique design allows air
to flow.

Strong acrylic protective stielf
guards while it hides.

Enhances the beauty

of your home or office

with a futuristic,

. modern design.

? -

i^*^

i«^

i^/» ..

Why not own
the Cadillac of Video Covers!

Marilyn Pedersen

PHONE 757-5020

!I7ujc of CLa±±

At Antioch Square
Formal Wear specialists

Tuxedo - Sales Rentals
MENS Accessories

A3 E. 18th St.

CA 94509

Chris Addington and Heather Poerlner

by Sharon I..

304 "G" Street • Antioch. CA 94509
(415) 778-(:;OWN

Good Luck Class of "87"

ILVERA^^^""

CO.

PO Box 218
ANTIOCH, CALIFORNIA 94509

since 19J<>
Llimber Building Maiefuls Hardwiir

• Prf-Cul Fcnting • flooi k Ceiling Tile

• Decoidling Dept • Garden Supplies

• Plywood • Plumbing bupplies

• Roofing • EleilrKil Supplies

• Light Futures • Pre finished Pineling

• Piint & Wiljpiper • Masonry Pioduits

• Bathroom Vanities • Custom Fire Sireens

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

757 2<»00

I2i Railroad Ave

THE SLEEPER

Quality Furniture at Affordable Prices

Up to 50% savings on all merchandise in our store.
We are a family store and our goal is to give our
cutomers service and sve our customers money.

• Iron & Brass Beds • Bunk Beds • Chest Beds

• Day Beds • Sleepers • Bedroom Sets

• Mattresses • Comforters • And More

300 C Street
Antioch, Calif. 94509
831-1011

21 72C San Ramon Valley Blvd.
San Ramon, Calif. 94583 (415) 754-3300 (415)

HILSON'S

Clothing For All The Family

WE OFFER GOOD PRICES,
QUALITY, BEST SERVICES

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206

Abdelnour, Rkhdrd 42

Abeyla, Sandra SI

Abono, David 42

Abrea, )ane SO

Abulog, Patricia SI

Ackerman, Anthony 42

Ackerman, Laura 98, W

Ackerman, Leanne 1 H

Ackerman, Lisa 42

Ackerman, Lora SI

Ackley, lames 42

Acosia, Salvador 42, 11 , 102

Adams, Donna 51, 145

Adams, Theresa 51

Addinglon, Chris 42, 5 1 , 1 70, 1 74, 1 78, 1 82,

185, 190, 191,192, 195, 197,198,205

Addmglon, Nila 16?

Adkins, Shari 51

Agraz, Rocio 51

Aiello, Alex 79, 122, 123, 1 54

Ames, Carol 1 54

Alcazar, lose 18

Alcazar, Maria 42

Alvez, )im 154

Amador, Denise 42

Amador, Mike 79, 100, 103, 128

Ambriz, Edward 51

Anderson, Krislen 42, 49

Anderson, Michelle 51

Anderson, Mike 51

Anderson, Tim 18

Anderson, Wendi 1 8, 2 i, 3 1 , 4 1 , 1 08, 1 09, 1 2 S,

131,145, 150, 180

Andrieu, Valerie 42

Angeles, Martin , 18

Ansick, Denise 18

Aquila, Frank 18, 105

Arce, lulia 154

Arevalo, David 18,24,84,130

Arevalo, Hugo 18

Arguela, Felipe 79, 102, 1 1 5

Arguela, Gil 51

5,9, 10, 13, 18, J2, 130, 180

Arguela, Olimpia
Argueta, Vincente
Armstrong, lami
Arnold, luslin
Arredondo, Marisa
Arroyo, Ann
Arroyo, Tina
Arroyos, Ralph
Arleaga, Dafne
Arlismisa, Audilrez
Ausk, Dons
Ausk, Mike
Avila, Sue
Axelgard Reeves, Kayi

Bailey, Brian 7q

Bailey, Danielle ih

Baio, Daniel 42, 75

Baker, Stacy si

Baldwin, Lynn 89,145
Baldwin, Melody 42, 87, 109

Baldwin, Neal 51
Baraias, Mike 42, 92, 104, 105,

Barbadillo, Pete 51

Baremore, Sheryl 42

Barker, Jennifer 51

Barnes, Katie 145

Barnes, Kristie 144, 145

Barrios, Rich los! 109

Barros, Brenda 42

Barros, Cricelle 125

Barton, Kevin 51

Bass, Claudia 1 50, 1 54

Bassen, Douglas 42

Batze, Bill „ 3,8,9,10,154,155

Beat h, Tyrone 42

Bean, Chip 51.77

Beasley, Teresa 18, 128

Beasley, Trevor 94

Seattle, Tara 125

Beaver, Rod 10b, 154

Be<erra, Tricia 19,144,145

Be(k, Rohm 154

Beet kman, Ken 79 106

Bell, Gerald 42 75

Bell, Matthew '51

Bellram, Margaret ibj

Bennett, Colin SI, 77, 12 i

Bennett, Trary S1,102!l19

Benson, Aaron 19, 24

Bent, Adam 42^77

Berg, Dennis 16!

Berry. Lisa 51,88,89, 110, 111

Berumen, Amelia 51, 128, 145

Bevill, lessica 42

Biasi. Angela 19

Biever, Paul 19

Biglow. Heather 19

Biles, lenny 19

Birge, David 42

Black, lerry 104,105,154,159

Blair, Kendra 51,119,129

Blake, Gregory 51

Bledsoe, David 51

Bloodworlh, Lisa 51

Bloodworth, Mitch 42

Blotz, Gerald 42, 49, 75, 92, 93,123

Bluebaugh, Kevin 51,71

Boardman, Patricia 13, 19

Boehrer, Mike 74, 75

Bomben, Blake 19^ 80

Borcherl, Denise 51

Borge, Steve 42

Bosch, David 19,100,101,103

Boston, Robert 51

Bottoms, Gerry 163

Bottoms, Melanie 11.43

Boudreau, David 43

Bowers, Bill 4 3,84,85, 1 16

Bowersox, Tina 51

Bowlen, Vera 51, 128

Bowling. Alma 163

Bradshaw. Robert 43

Brady. Mike 79, 102

Branson, Delora ' 20

Branson, Raymond 4 j

Brazil. Arthur
Brazil. Sherrie
Bridge. |a< kie
Bridge, lenny
Bngnolio. lony
Brimmer, leffery
Bronzan. I ou
Bronzini, Paula
Brown, lason
Brown, Lisa
Brown, 1 ynnette
Browne, left
Bu( kley, Dennis
Burke. Aaron
Buslos, Erit

41,45,51, ISO

Cabczud, Tara

145

Cabral, Ray

105

Cacho, Steve

51.71

Calabrese, Chris

52, 54, 102

Calahong, Suzy

20,97.114,

116, 117

Canepa, Marian

9, 154

Carpenter, left

78, 79, 94, 95

Carpenter, Shelly

20,

124, 125

Carreon, Raquel

Carreon, Tony

1,83,129

Carroll, Barbara

163

Carswell, Lisa

52, 145

Carter, Melissa

129

Carter, Traci

4}, 49

Castaneda, Angelica

Castro. Adam

20, 75

Castro. Iim

20, 123

Cecchini. leannie

119,125

Ce|a, Esther

Ceja, Francisco

Cervantes, Chris

4i, 75

Chambliss, Kelly

Chappel, Greg

79,

1(K), 102

Chavez, Gustavo

Chavez. Leopoldo

207

( h.ivtv. Ion
( hild, An.i
( hnslixk, lames
( hnsU'nsen, D.nvn
("utpponi. Barbara .
( lapponi. (.rfg
( lanin, Tim
(lark. Barbara
( lark, Kvic
( lark. K.)n
Clark. Sharon
(lark. Shawn
( lark. lara
( Ifmons. Dana
( lojjslon. Icrcrm
CcH-lho. C hrisl.n.-
CokiT. C liarU'i'n
Colbfrl. Harold
Colburn. Carlcnf
C Oic.isi.Gino
Coleman, Gina
Colmenares, Rosalie
rompili. )oe
(^onipilli, |oe
Conn, Gary
C Onner. Palrma
(^>nlreras, Teresa
C^>ntreras, Tern
Conway, C^hris
Coombes, larry
Corriua. Kevin
Cornelius, Arniand*
Coster. Billy
Cosier. Rii ky
( ountell. Robin
( OunI/. Miihella
Co\, Cara
Cox. Kara
CO/by. Roland
Craliey. lames
Crailey. Mii hael
Cremeans. Kjm
Cross, jim
Crow. Gwen
Crow. lennie

21.41). U'4. 12S. ISO

21. 141

1S4

88. 8'). 1 S4

94. U)(i

1(>i

<)4. 11l()

21.84.8S. 1 IS. 117

U. i

7')

Si. 119

52, 70

Cruse. Shelly
Crystal. Ryan
Cuaresma. Dan
Cudney. Can
Current. Meliss.
Cursi. Kyli

{ urtis. Mall

C utino. Mark

12.21.24. 12S, 1 iO. 1 il. 145, ISO.
180
4i. SI. 145

Dale, leanne
Dallman. leshe
Darone. Debbie
Dalerra. M.iria
Dalerra. Retina
Davidson. Sandy
Davis. Chris
Davis. I lora
Davis. Tina
Dawson. Keilh
Dawson. Mit helle
De 1 rales. Dennis
DelaPena. Renee
Del eon. Hilda
De I eon. Rosa
De Silva. Brian
Del rales, Dennis
Delremery, |ohn
DeHarl. Belly
Del Chiaro. Amy
Del Chiaro. Anthony
Deljjado. Manuel
Deneen. I aura
Denney. Rowland
Deparsia. Frank
Derrick. Riik
Delmk. lason
Dewey. Christine
Dewey. Kristie
Dewoil. Melisvi

155

52.71.77

22. 4i
112. 114. 115. 117

22.80

145

11
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125

155

4i. 117

DeWoK. Siott

De/ell.Miihael

Dias.Rat helle

Diaz. Arturo

Dia/. lelicia

Die key. ( alhy

Diehl. Virginia

Diffey. Willis

Dikes. Marnie

Dillon. Rip

Ditmars. Florente

Ditmars. Nicole

Dilmars. Spencer

Diwald. Maria 22.170.175.

Domingue/. Anna
Domingue/. Michelle
Drake. Brell
Drummond. luslin
Duarle. Calalina
Duarle. Danny
Duggan. Heath
Duncan. Bobby
Duncan. Dana
Duncan. Kiniberly
Duncan, lisa
Duncan. I ucy
Dune an. Peggy
Duquette. Cyndy
Dutra. Malt
Dye. )udv

4i. 49. 124. 125. 128. ISO

155

Ihi

145

4 ). 1 29

Ibi

88.89. 120. 121

78. 184. 191, 193,

198,202

8.41.97. 1)0

22.81. 121

22.75

78. 79. 1 1 5

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52.96.97. 129

155

11. 124. 125. ISO

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Eason. Bob 4 )

tdling. Susan 4)

tglinsdoerfer. Henry 52
Hkins. Iricia 52.88.89. 108. 109. 145

tlliotl.Burley 52

[Ills. John 4)

[merson. Chris 4 ). 1 19. 144. 145

[ngland. Mike 129

tngle. Ion 5). 122. 12)

IncKhs. Malt
[nos. Ron
f quinoa. Norma
E ricson. Ian
(rhch. Rusty
Ernst. Carol
[ rskine. Sherry
[ rwin. Christina
(spinal. Mall
[spindola. Lupe
[staiio. Sandra
( vans. Gayle
Evans, Mitchell
Evans, Renee

Fajardo. lose
Eatardo. Maggie
Ealelli. Naoma
Eanas. Mario
Ec'ies. Paul
Eeliksiak. Trenton
Ferguson. Tim
Fernandez. Arlene
Fernandez. Lisa
Eerogiaro. laura
Ferrill. jack
Firkins. Mark
F let hsing, Audra
Floyd. Geanelle
F loyd. loseph
Fluty, laddeus
F ord. Malt
Ford. Milch
Foreman. Damn
F oreman. |im
Foreman. Lance
I orlow. Doreen
F ortner. Jelt
Fortner, Sue
Foster, Kurt
Foster, Ldbelle

4). 49. 75. 105
155
156

156
22

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129
150
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41. 104. 155. 156

22.70

44.75

22. 27 40,41,71,75, 180

156

208

F(>\. KolxTl

129

Fr.i.isih.Slcvcn

Si, 92

1 r.llSIT, llMlMlIlT

128

Ir.iiuc, l.iMin

Ir.ini.., Alex

1 r.mks, l.iniK-

44.49

1 c.isicr, Icnnilcf

Ir.'dnckson, Kri^s

Si, 1(11, 102, Hli

1 riH'm.in, F elii la

2i, H7

f reemdn, Kolhy

Fregi, M,irv

92, 9 i

(^rigard, Iflf

44, 12i

Frvxt'll, Scott

F rvxcll, Sean

F uFiriT, Francine

FulliT. Shannon

[ urFong. Adani

1 utpliy, Brian

145

Gadea, Carlos
Galey, Cindy
Galey, Debbie
Galey, Robin

Gallegos, F^yan
Galvan, I milia
Gammo, Denise
Gamino, Mike
Gantt, Wayne
Gan/, Aaron
Carber, led
Garcia, Alma
Garcia, lohn
Garcia, Maria
Garcia, Oralia
Garcia, Pal
Garcia, Ruben
Garcia. William
Gasi a. Angle
Gasca, Ramon

50, 1 SO
156

«, 2.i, 40, H6, H7. 118, HO, 150,

Si, 145

2i. 180

9,40,44.71,74,75

Gaston, )R Si

Gaston, Mark 44

Gales, Mark 156

Gatewood, Steve 23

Gallin, Alex 44

Gatlin, Derek 2i

Gaudetle, Nadine 44, 85, 1 1 9, 1 66, 1 70, 1 74,
1 78, 1 84, 1 85, 1 91 , 1 95, 1 97, 1 98, 1 99, 202
Geddes, Michelle Si

Geddes, Roy 44

Genda, Michael S3

Genda, Mike 129

Gensler, Erik 53,113,115

Gensler, Raquel 24,41,128,131,145

Gepilano, Rick 79

Gepilano, Sonny 44, 100, 102, 103, 106

Gerry,Anne 23,44,51,125,131,150

Gerry, Leonard 163

Ghiggeri, Roy 150,157

Ghilarducci, Linda 86,87,97,157

Ghiozzi, Gena 163

Ghiselh, Barbara 163

Ghiselli, Korrin 24, 150, 180

Ghose, Celti 157

Gibbs, David 44

Giddens, David 53

Giesinger, Chad 44

Gilbert, Wes 79

Glaholt, Hilary 128, 145

Glenn, leanne 156,157

Glenn, Robert 157

Gomes, Maria 44

Gomez, Dorothy 44

Gonzales, Art 157

Gonzales, Janet 180

Gonzales, Ronda 44

Gonzalez. Amy 44

Gonzalez. Armando S3

Gonzalez, Dolly S3

Gonzalez, lake 44

Gonzalez, lanel 24

Gonzalez, |esse 44

Gonzalez, Rob 79,102,157

Gonzalez, Rosalinda 53

Gonzalez, Velma 157

Goodman. Sheila 54

Goodman, Su/anne 44, 145

Goostree, Daemon 44

Gordon, Becky 44

Gordon. Rhonda 54

Grabner, Duane 44, 77, 1 00, 1 1 9

Granado, |ohn 24

Granado, Paul 79

Grebinski, Greg 84, 85

Green, Michele 44

Greene, Charles 54

Greenfield, 7 aura 54

Gregory, Abbe 24, 28, 125, 1 30, 180

Gregory, Tom 102,113,114,115

Gribben, Tina 54

Griego. Desiree 44

Griggs. Gary 109

Grosman-Wilson, Laura 50, 70

Groves, Tim 24

Gudino, Hilda 54

Guerreo, Rosalia 24

Guerrero, Maribel 54

Guerrero, Mario 54

Guidinger, |on 54

Guise, Mary 119,157

Guitron, Alfonso 54

Guitron, Rich 79, 1 1 i

Gursky, jason 44, 70, 80, 100, 102, 1 50

Gursky, Mark 94, 95

Gursky, Nathan 54,123,129

Gutierrez, Steve 44

Gutierrez, Theresa 44

Hackett, Richard 157

Hackney, Rob 100

Hackney, Robert 54

Hale, Carolyn 157
Hale. Paula 24,97,116,117,150

Hales, Nina 157

Hall, lern 24

Halter. Tina , 145

Hamilton. Jennifer 54

Hampton. Iill 44,87,119,145

Hampton, Verdeu 1 57

Hanada, Takayuki 77

Hancock, lohn 79,102

Hancock, Ray 44, 11J

Hanni, Tim 25

Hansen, Scott 25,75,180

Hansen, Stuart 54,77,122,123

Hardt. jerry 157

Harmell. Gabe 106,107,129

Harris, Tracy ISO

Harrison, Kelly 54

Harty, Chiefy 105

Hathorn, Barbara . . .54

Hawkins Tom 157

Heitmeyer, Kurt 25,40,75,100,101

Henderson, Dennis 74,158

Henriquez, (o^e 54

Henriquez, Lorena 25

Henriquez. Maria 54

Henry, Christopher 25

Henry, Palti 145

Henry, Patty 44

Henry, Shirley 158

Henry, Tattie 128

Hensel, lason 32, 40, 44, 1 1 9, 13 1 , 1 50

Henson, Theresa 145

Heredia, Isabel 54

Hernandez, Albert 44,102

Hernandez, Annette 54

Hernandez. Elias 158

Hernandez, Cabby 89, 145

Hernandez, Tina 54,89

Herrera. Ccjach 85

Herrera, Lacrechia 44

Herrick, Alice 20, 25, 41, 125

Herron, Tiffany 145

Hicks, Joanne 54

Hilburn. Cindy 23, 25, 27, 40, 41, 118, 1 19, 125,
130, 131, 150, 180
Hilburn, Kathy 8,25,27,87, 108, 109, 109, 130,
150, 151,180
Hilburn, Nancy 89,145

Hilliard, Kelly 44

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Sus.in

■i)s, Dennis

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lensen, K,)lrine

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lensen. 1 is.i

liniene/. Violet,!

|o.i(|uin. Amy

1S8

lohnson, Donny

Johnson, Mark

lohnson, Mike

S4, 12(1, 121

Jones, Cindy

Jones, Ken

Jones, Mark

lones, Michelle

lones, Paulelle

lones, Ruhy

4S,H7, ISO

lordan. Brent

16 J

lordan, Slephan

judd, Chen

junRers, 1 isa

luno. ShafK e

128, 129

15H

Kamyk, leo

94, 95

Kamyk, Lester

9(), 97, 1 19

Karhowski, Brent

25, 148

Karbowski, Todd

Kaslell, Renae

Keeney, Wanda

Keliiholokai, lill

Kelley, Delores

Kelly, Shawn

Kelsey, Ion

Kelsey, Wendy

55, 98, 99

Kimble, Brenda

King, Bill

KmB, Kevin

King, Marsha

Klng,loni

King. William

117

Kinman. lina

Klaes, si.iiy

Kla()i)rotl, lara

Knoblauch, Stacey

Knopf, Mike

Knouff, Michelle

Koehler, Katrina

Kontogianis. Maryann

94, 1 58

Kopp, Gary

79, 1(12

Kouhestani, Mic hael

55, 128

Kratina, Kelli

Kreis. ( aroline

Krey, Aaron

128, 145

Krey. I'aula

45, 111, 128

Kriens, left

16i

Kristie, Dewey

79, 94, 95

Krogh, Krisia

Kruger, Zoe

Krumlinde. Alice

Kuhr, Stacey

28, 1 58

55, 145

1()i

8, 55, 70, 109, 1 iO

Ihi

92,9)

158
26,41

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laCos
1 add.
Laden
lafarga, ( laudia
lamendola, Mike
lamporl, Alc-cia
I argent, |ohn
t argent. Kent
1 asher. Robert
last.-r. lea
lathrope, Wand.i
latour. Steve
Lavin. Mike
Lawrence, Bob
1 eake. left
leake. Theresa
I eggal. William
leighton. Barrett
leighton. BcMr
lennol, Nuole
leonis, Stacy
U-p..,(arm..n

Kniss. Michelle

6,87, 108, 104

lewis, Kevin

55,76,77

1 ewis, Steve

46, 123

1 ewis, Thomas

55,70, 129

1 igon, David

26, i5, 105

1 illey, lerry

158

1 inc h, Diane

158

I inden, Bryan

129

1 inden, Cheric^

55, 128, 145

145

1 inds.jy. Denise

158

45, 77. 100

1 inclsay. |an

158

41,55, 125

1 indsay, Karen

lindsey. Illis

115,117

1 ins( held, 1 aurie

55, 118, 119

1 inscheid. Randy

41,46, 101, 102, 119

lobo. Rick

27,28,75, 11 i, 116, 180

55,96,97, 109

1 oomis, lake.

45, 128

1 ope/, Don

158

1 ope/. Fsther

158

1 ope/, Gabe

79, 106

1 ope/, |oe

I6J

1 ope/, lorena

1 ope/. Soma

1 oredo, Dora

45, 49

1 ore-do, Maria

loren/, Christine

145

1 orona, Mary

lovos, Tresea

129

low, Cindy

45,75

1 owe, Lroy

I uc en^'i. Steven

I uc ido, Tobbie

1 uckelt, Aaron

27, 28, 75

158 •

I udlow, janiie

150

1 udlow, layme

1 udricks, lulie

110

45,81

1 una, loey

1 unsford, Brooke

26,84.85, 129

1 unt. Gordon

1 usareta. Christy

100

/v\

26, 1 1 7

27,46, 74, 75

Mac Donald. Rh h.irc

210

Maeslretti, Roberl

Magnuson, Phil
Mdiioney. Tom

Mam, An

129, 145

Mahk, Holly

Mdhk. Krii

Maiiory, Nitole

Malone, Larue

4fa, 71

Malone, LanHre

79, 129

Maloon, Mit hellc

Manko, Michelle

46, 144, 145

Manning, Mithelle

27, 128, 170

Manning, Mike

27,40, 150

March. Stephanie

145

Marchio, Ray

27,75

Margelony, Penny

Marines, Carmen

109

Markus, Tabby

Marples, Matt

55, 122, 12.!

Marsicano, |ohn

Martin, Angela

Martin. Dan

Martin. David

104, 150

Martin. Heather

46, 144, 145

Martin. Uz

Martin. Tessa

28, 145.156

Martinez. Alex

159

Martinez. Carmen

Martinez. David

12. 24, 28, 1 JO

Martinez, Nancy

128

Martinez, Naomi

Martinez, Rene

Martinez, Roberta

Martinez, Yvonne

Marlins, luslin

Mass, Sieve

Malsutani, Michelle

Maunscio, Adolph

Mauristio, limmy

May, Tom

Maya, Pedro

Maybee, Dion

Maybee, John

McAlisler, |an

54, 119, 159

McCabe, Jessica

145

McCain, Norma 1 59

McCauley, Darlene 163

MtCauley, Sean 47

McCausland, Chrissy 28, 139, 144, 145

McCausland, Dee Dee 28, 35, 144, 145

McClelland, Michael 28

McCormick, Sylvia 85

McCoy, Rachel 55

Mc Daniel, Mike 47, 129, 144, 145

McDonald, Chase 47

McGovern, Jason 47

McCuire, Stephen 56

McHugh,Tim 51,83,159,160

Mclntyre, Clint 47

McLaren, Nancy 1 59

McLemore, Michelle 56, 129

McNeal, Kathy 47, 110. Ill

McNease. Roberl 47

Meadows, Aaron 47, 49, 70, 75. 100

Meadows, Michelle 47

Meckes, Sherri 114

Mederos, Marney 28, 97

Medrano, Maria 56

Meeks, Mark 47

Melena, Robert 47, 81

Melgoza, Rose 47,109,125,150

Mendes, Shannon 47, 108, 109

Mendez, Mario 47, 75

Mendoza, Didi 47

Mendoza, )o 159

Mercado, luan 56

Mercado, Michele 29, 1 1 6, 1 1 7, 1 50

Metez, Kim 56

Meyer, Elizabeth 29

Meyer, John 159

Meyer, Lisa 112,115,117

Michel, Carlos 79,100,101

Middelton, Rochele 47

Middleton, Jeff 82,83

Middleton, Rochele 118, 119

Milam, Mike 29,150,151,180

Miller, Erica 47

Miller, josan 47,70,145

Miller. Libby 159

Miller. William 56

Milton, Terry 29

Minick. Sam 29

Minor, Doug 29.81

Misquez. Manuel 47. 75

Misquez. Mark 78. 79, 106

Mitchell. Harold 159

Mitchell. Sam 47.102.117

Montanez, Mimi 29. 120. 121

Montgomery, Tiffany 47,128

Moore, Brian 56, 1 22

Moore, Tom 56, 77, 1 1 5

Morales, lulissa 56

Morfin, Hector 56

Morfin, Octavio 94

Moroschok, April 47

Morse, Kim 29, 32, 35

Moss, Calvin 47

Moss, David 56

Moss, Laurie 56

Moss, Lisa 47

Moss, Shelly 56

Moll, Mary 47

Munoz, )oey 56

Murphy, Alia 159

Mulschler, Tiffany 47

Nash, loanne 51, 160

Nava, Scolt 56

Neely, lared 29, 144, 145

Neely, Karen 144, 145

Nelson, Connie 47

Nelson, Dale 29

Nevarez, Nieka 1 1 0, 1 1 1

Nevarez, Tricia 47

Nevis, Stayce 56

Newberry, Danny 56,71.77,104, 105

Newman, Kari 47

Newport, Rondie 56

Ng, Ryan 54, 56

Nissinen, Kim 47

Nogarr, Chad 82,83

Noguda, Tina 47

Norato, Armando 47

Norris, Robert 29

Nortac, Tisha 47

Nova, Scott 102

Nunn, Erik 47,75

Nunn, Janell 47

Nunn, iason 29, 74, 75, 180

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...30

...56

Ochoa. Francisco

Ochoa. Maria

Odell. Clayton

Odell. lared

Olague, Mary Lou

Olan, Daisy

Olan, Francis

Olan, Marilsa

Olan, Quinlon

Oliver, luha

Ornelas, Michael

Ornelas, Mike

Orozco, Adrian

Orozco, Iveth 30

Orozco, Minnie 30

Orselti, lohn 78, 79

Ortega, Carlos 47, 121

Ortega, Horacio 56

Ortiz, Ana 56

Ortiz, Ellen 56

Ortiz, Paul 56

Oseguera, Carlos 47

Oseguera, Lorena 28,30,130,131,150

Solis, lose 58, 76, 77

Overholtzer, Eric 30, 144, 145, 150

Overhollzer, Michelle 30, 109

30,41

Owen, Carrie
Owen, Denise
Oxiey, Alan
Oxiey, Harvey
Oyler, Patricia

211

I'.irl.ini.i, Anich.

I'.xhl

I'.kIiII.i, li'll.iiv
l',ul„K,i. Idvvin
I'.iKi-, Hdli
I'.iimi-r, Ink
I'.iniipu.. Kulh
I'.irkrt Mm
I'.irsons. Iill.iri
l'.irlri()Kc. VV.ill
I'.issrv, S„/.,n,
I'.iMor. ArillKin
ClMDC. Ir.ink
l'..slor. ImIm
l',isl,„,|ullc
I'.isldC, Kulli

I'.ild. Wendy
I'.illcrson, Ink
l>.ilt<T«>n,(,r<-g

I'.Uil, 1 l-,.!

I'.iuKiin, KnIxTl
I'.ivnc. I r.ink
I'.iyiu', l.miniv
Paynt', W.iHc
Pe<irs<>n, D.ivc
IVdiTsiMi. M.ifilvn
I'l-llclKT s.il.nii.i
I'rllrlUT Sc.in
I'.T.llM, r.Hll

IVnv, Dun.

I'fKV. jess
Pertv, M.iry
Pcff /, Sl.u y

I'tTtV, l(.(l<l

id. IS. 144. 14S, ISO. IHO
47, 145

S(). 7(1. I I J. IIS. 117

I'd.

. Hil

4H. lOS

4H, 85

160

U). )2

!1, 41,94

51, 145

182, 184, 185

88,89, 109

27. n,40, 70, 75, 100

5h, 77, 102

56,87, 109

48, 77

48. 159. 1611

Peters, Joe
Peters, )uli.)nne
Peters, Vanessa
Peterson. HuBh
Peterson. Johanna
Pe//ino. |ohn
Phan Ihi. Mann
Phelan. lorn
Phillips. Augustine
Pic kron. ("leorge
Pi( o. Dennis
Picou, Sherry
Pierce, Tobie
Pilal, Helena
Pinkston, Cjreg
Pinkwart, C aria
Pinney, Nichole
Pinney, Nicole
Pilau, I ynette
Pitner. Dayid
Plalis, Gus
Plato, lini
Podwys, Kini
Poerio, Arlene
Poerlner, Derek
Poertner, Heather
Polland, Mikc'

Pompa. Roc ky

Ponce, louie

Powell, Cheryl

Prenk, Debhie

Prenk, Nick

Price, Cheryl

Price, Christy

Price, lulie

Priddy, Cathy

Priddy, John

Proudloot, Tom

Puehio, Shannon

Puente, t arry

Pulley, luhe

Pure ell. Shelly

Quilici, Mario

CJuintanilla, Heel

Quintero, Chris

160

Quinterc), David

56, 119

48, 50

56,77

129

.!l,75

Racke. lou

56, UX), 10 i

Ralael. Arnelle

Ramirez. Deinc'tr

Ramirez, less

Ramirez. Paul

Ramirez. Rudy

112. tl7

Ramirez. Ryder

Ramirez, Sharon

150

Read. Kiersten

160

Read. Kimberly

Reed. Bob

Reed. Shawn

160

Reed. Shelly

Reetz. Debi

I6i

Reetz. loAnn

94, 129

Reeves. Arley

48,128

Reil. David

Reis. Serlain

56,77

Reiswig, lenny

Keno, leff

Kenteria. lohn

48, 128

Rentuma. Angela

Reyes. Pedro

56, 129

Keynoso, Martha

46, 48

Rhodes, Adriane

129

Rhodes, Arwen

11,48

Rice. Nancy

48, 75

Rice, Paul

128

Richardson, Dirk

Rickets, Shanna

82, 8 i, 106, 129

Rios, less

Rios, Roy

Rivera, lune

Rivera, Matt

Rivera. Tammy

Robertson. Dc'nni

57,77,105

Robinson, Cheryl

119

Robinson, lulie

Robinson, Molly

Robinson, Regina

Robinson. Sheila

31, ii, 40

, 119,

1 50, 1 80

Roderick, Doug
Rodgers, Davicl

48,92,9 3,

106, 107

Rodgers. )ason

57,76

Rodgers, |ohn

160

Rodgers. Stephanie

111

57, 111

Rodriguez, Angela

Rodriguez, An|ie

Rodriguez. Carna 3 i.

40,41, 108,

109,

125, 130,

150,180

16(1

Rodriguez. Iddie

100

Rodriguez. Hank

1l>l

Rodriguez. |c)hn

57.

77, 79, 79, 100

32,41

Rodriguez. Martin

Rodriguez. Phil

57, 76, 77

,122,

12.3,123

54, 104, 105

Rodriguez. Rey

48,77,102

Rodriguez. Rick

48,75

57,128

Rodriguez. Sandr.i

Rogers, lason

Rogers. |ohn

161

Romano, Kathy

Romiti, Dommn

161

Rosas, Danny

57, 145

Rowland, Shannon

Royal, Dannelle

120. 121, 161

Ruddick, Samantha

Ruiz, luanita I

94, 1 29

Russo. Dion

Russo, Kathy

57. 182

33, 145

Bi, 71, 150, 151

161

Sadler, Bev

161

Sadler, David

Sadler, lason

3 3

UK)

Sadler, lay

80, 1 1 2,

113,

150, 180

161

Salgado, Humberto

57,76

.,77,129

57,77

Salgado, Robert

107

Salyers. Jerome

Sanabria. Marilyn

212

Santen, Armtd.i li, 150

Sanchez, Sc oil 48,105

Santhez, Tanii 58

Sandatt', Frantisto 161

Sandale, Silvia M

Sanford, )im 85,161

Sappinglon, Robert 58

Sappinglon, Sean 80

Sappinglon, Shawn 114

Sarmenlo, Tony 48

Schendel, Franz 34

Scherzer, leanene 34

Schwillers, Robin 54

Schwilters, Shawn 27, 34, 74, 75, 1 30

Seaver, Chris 48

Seeley, Shane 34, 75

Selph, Leslie 48

Serpa, Cris 145

Serpa, Cristina 48

Serrano, Elevterio 34

Serrano, Rosa 48

Serrato, Yesenia 58

Seward, Matt 58

Shaklelord, Shelly 34

Sheffield, Billy 34, 74, 75

Shehab, jason 48

Shellon, Mark 34, 36

Shepard, Bob 79

Sherman, Bryan 48

Sherman, Carolyn . 161

Sherman, Dan 58,92,93,106,107

Sherman, Heidi 58

Sherman, Rhonda 48

Short, Chadene 163

Showaller, Knsli 145

Showalter, Tony 58

Shullz, Tannis 48

Sigman, |ohn 49

Siino, Joseph 34

Silva, Allan 49

Silva, Denise 58

Silva, Rich 49,122,123

Simanek, Elizabeth 19, 34

Simmons, Mithael 58

Simmons, Shawna 58

Simon, lose 49

Simoni, Nitole 34, 86, 87, 96, 97, 1 1 8, 1 1 9, 1 80
Sims, lamie 34

Siragusa, Lisa 51

Sjogren, Chnster 34, 36, 182, 187

Skellon, Lee Ann 58

Skellon, Mark 75

Slazar, Misty 48

th. Bob 128

th, Brian 58, 92, 104, 105, 1 1 5

th, Chad
th, David
th. Donna
th, Kelly
th, Kevin
th, Mark
th, Robert
th, Tim
th, Tonya

Snell, Susan

Snow, Bill

Snow, Bryan

Soils, lose

78,79
162
58

162

58, 76, 77

Sonnenburg, Eric 58, 129

Sonnenburg, Lisa 35, 128

Sorenson, Katie 162

Souza, Michelle 35, 1 50

Speer, Georgina 49

Speer, Cina 129

Spence, Larry 35

Stack, Ed 35,178

Standridge, Robyn 129,145

Standridge, Sue 163

Stanton, Chad 49

Stanton, Marty 9, 32, 35, 4 1 , 1 20, 1 2 1 , 1 30, 1 80

Starbuck, Rick 49, 144, 145

Starr, Marissa Ill, 145

Steer, Lloyd 58, 82, 83

Stein, Teena 58

Steinmetz, Keith 78, 79

Stenhouse, Grey 49

Stephens, Wendy 58

Stepp, Brandon 58

Stewart, Heidi 49

Stewart, Hilda ". 49

Stinnelte, loel 58

Stockton, Liz 49

Stoeffler, Leslie 35, 144, 145

Stoffer, Sheri 58, 70

Stoner, Paula 59

Stoner, Sherry 49

Storey, |im 49

Story, Holly 49

Stranahan, Michele 49, 87, 1 1 6, 1 1 7, 1 50

Strand, Allan 35

Strickland, Darsey 35, 145

SIroer, Fred 49

Stromberg, lennifer 35, 36

Stromberg, Kelly 59, 121

Stuart, Sue 144, 1 62

Stulce, Roger 79

Sudweeks, Kjersti 59, 1 29

Sunberg, C S 79

Sutton, Tim 49

Sweeney, joy 1 62

Swenson, Travis 49

Swisher, Brett 10,27,36,75,100,180

Swisher, Brian 59,70,71,77,100

Taber, )odie 49

Talman, Coach 102

Talman, Cretchen 49, 1 1 5, 1 1 7

Tamayo. Michelle 49, 96, 97

Tamayo, Mike 49

Taylor, Bob 36

Taylor, Brian 59

Taylor, Chades 49

Taylor, )ill 36,150

Teeter, Shawn 36

Teiada, Silvia 59

Telle, Carin 145

Tenney, Thorn 70

Thomas, Angie 59, 1 28

Thomas, Kalhy 36

Thomas, Sandra 163

Thompson, Diana 59

Thompson, Lisa 10, 12, 23, 36, 109, 124, 125,

131,150,180

Thoms, Travis 36

Thomson, Lisa 130

Thoresen, Carrie 59

Thormahlen, Shane 59

Thornhill, Vic 162

Tibbet, Dean 163

Tipton, Carrie 49

Tipton, lenny 59

Titone, lason 49, 75

Titone. Nicole 59, 129

Tobar, Tony 36, 144, 145

Tolentino, Cindy 1 50

Toles, Steve 59

Tom, Manley 37,121

Tom, Welling 59,129

Tompkins, lamie 49, 1 1 1

Toons, Matt 59, 77

Touchstone, Christy 111,145

Touros, Grace 50

Tovar. Grelchen 162

Townsend, Mike 59

Trapp, Kristin 59

Treat, Dean 59, 77

Trebino, Kim 54, 59, 97, 129

Trebino, Michelle . 12

Trice, Chere 37

Trice, Shawn 50

Trimble, leanne 59, 129

Trimble, Krislina 37, 85

Trimble, Tom 129

Troike, Mark 59

Trujillo, Sean 59

Turcotte, Roberl 59

Turner, Colleen 59

Turner, Lana 59

Turrielta, Ray 37,40,75,180

Tysinger, Kathy 59,120,121

Unpingco. Ronnie

Upton, John 50

Urton, Amanda 50

Usher, Katie 50, 129

Utiey, Laura 50, 88, 89, 109

Valencia, Lucinda 37

Vdlle, Arcelia 59

Valle, Eddie 50

Valle, Sonia 28, 32, 37, 130

Valverde, Fred 162

Valverde, leanette 37,85, 112, 114, 117, 129

Van Huisen, Crista 145

VanCamp, Lora 50

Vanderpool, Colleen 59

Vandiver, David 37

Vasquez, Ted 37

Vaughan, Brian 59, 1 1 5

Vega, Carlos 59

Vega, lorge 37

Velasco, Edgar 59, 76, 77

Velez,Cita 37

Verver, Gustavo 59

Vestal, Marc 37, 80, 81

Vestal, Michelle 89, 97, 1 19

Vestal, Mike 37

Vetler, Loren 1 62

Viera, Kirk 50

Vierra, Eric 59

Villa, Teresa 162

Villarreal, Maria 89, 1) 1

Villaruera, Adeline 163

Villasana, Shannon 59

Villasenor, Leticia 59

Vincent, Heidi 23,37,41,150

Vincent, Lisa 51

Viveros, Rosie 38

VonFortmeyer, Brent 84, 85

Vonkrakau, Bev 162

Vreonis, |oe 106

Wadnizak, Mark 9, 50

Walbridgc, Rich 102

Walker, Deana 59

Walkup, Robbie 82, 83

Walkup, Robert 59

Wallace, Roger 162

Waller, Jennifer 59, 1 19, 125

Waller, Miaia ' 38,41

Waller, Brute 94, 95, 145

Wamback, Karen 38

Warholak, Trina 1 29

Washburn, Jason 50

Washington, Brandon 59

Washington William 50

Wasso, Julie 50

Watson, Heather 128

Watson, Jennifer 50

Watson, Jerry 59

Way, Kan 89,119,145

Weaver, Jennifer 119

Weaver, Wayne 50

Weeks, Dorothy 162

Weiss, Danny 59

West, Frank 59

West, LelKJa 150

Wesl,Mar( 51

Weslberry, Bev 162

Wetzel, Shelly 59

Wetzel, Tim 58,59, 122, 123

Whalley, Knstina 59

Wheeler, Jason 50

Whisler, Juli 50

While, Phil 155, 162, 163

White, Robert 38

Whitehead, Kenny 59

Whitener, Tawny 50, 128, 145

Whitfield, Barbara 163

Whillen, Martin 50

Whiltern, Robert 117

Wilkie, Heather 50

Willenberg, Jacqueline 59

Williams, Corey 50

Williams, Dwight 59

Williams, Kevin 50, 144, 145

Williams, Kim 38, 124, 12S, 150

Williams, Sean 50, 120, 121

Williams, Steve 50

Wilson, Chrissy SO, 05

Wilson, Gary 163

Wilson, James 50

Wilson, Kevin 50

Wilson, Kim 50

Wingo, Daniel 59

Wirth, Vernon 50

Wise, Steve 38

Wisner, I aura 50

Witt, Angela 50

Witt, Paul 129

Wong, 1 u< y 163

Wood, James 79

Woolen, Bill 119,145

Woolen, Billy 50

Woolen, I velyn 50

Yoda, Richard
Young, Sean

50, 75, 115, 116, 117

Zachery, Lori 50

Zahn. Bob 77,110,111

Zepada, Jose 180

Zepada, Jose 38

Zcpad.i, Sal 92,9)

Zesali, Angel 50

Zesali, Maribel 50

Zimmerman, Debora 50

214

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