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TABLE OF CONTENTS Student Life p.4 Mini Magazine p.25 Academics p.34 Sports p.48 Organizations p.88 People p.110 Seniors p.112 Juniors p.136 Sophomores p.144 Freshmen p.152 Faculty p.160 Advertisements p.166 Index-Closing p.186

1002 Eighteenth Street Marian San Diego, CA 92154-1999 Catholic High School (619) 423-2121

MARIAN IS. • • ''A place where I feel that I can go and belong.'' April Atalig Class of 1994 ''Home away from Home!'' Indira Guevara Class of 1994 '' A place of memories.'' Audrey Nery Class of 1994 "A place where we can all get along." Elaine Dollente Class of 1996 ''Love!'' Yessenia Martinez Class of 1994 ''The place you want it to be!'' Gale Calvo Class of 1997 ''More united than before.'' Eduardo A'Gurrola Class of 1995 ''Moments of fun.'' Mary Garcia Class of 1995 ''Like my family at home.'' Aaron Guess Class of 1995 ''Grrrreat!'' Larissa Concepcion Class of 1995

NUMBER ONE! Our principal Mrs. Audrey Tellers and alum-

4 "A close-knit community." Jeremy Mattlock-Brown Class of 1995 ''Deep and meaningful. A friendship.'' Grace Bibbo Class of 1994 "The greatest years of my life." Karla Valencia Class of 1997 "A good education." Terrance Wells Class of 1995 "Unity, Loyalty, and friendship." Javier Melendrez Class of 1995 "A safe place to go." Lupita Maldonado Class of 1995 ''A family environment and a place you go to learn.'' Jeffrey Jimenez Class of 1995 '' So much that words cannot explain.'' Jose Maldonado Class of 1997 '' A place to stand out.'' Sheryl Braswell Class of 1994 "A place to learn leadership skills." JaBari Brown Class of 1994 "An Adventure!" Florence Escudero Class of 1994 ni, Mary Ann St. Marie Welga and Chuck Wright

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Homecoming Queen Yessenia Martinez and B.M.O.C. JaBari Brown 3 q ''I was honored to be the Homecoming Queen and honored that the student body elected me to represent their school." -Yessenia Martinez "Being B.M.O.C. made me feel honored that the students at Marian would elect me." -JaBari Brown

1993 Homecoming Court Maid Marian Edna Malaga and Chris Crusader Julio Fuentes 6

Mrs. Tellers crowns JaBari Brown. Erasmo Anchondo and Monica Corrales join in on the fun. Ms. Wasson acts as Grace Bibbo (in twenty more years).

Eammanuel Banayo and Stephanie Schmitt as Mr. Friedman and Ms. Thompson.

Mr. Anthony and Ms. Vivio. Grace Bibbo and Adrian Romero as Ms. Wasson and Coach David. 1993 After five long-awaited years, the Mar­ ian Crusaders gained a victorious Home­ coming game. Though the Christian Patri­ ots were formidable opponents, the Cru­ saders literally ran over them. With the score (Patriots 7 and Crusaders 0) in the first quarter, the Marian Crusaders got fired up and took the lead without ever relinquishing it again. With the final score (Crusaders 46 and Patriots 31 ), Marian gained yet another victory. As the halftime show was concerned,it was one which no one could ever forget. Right after the second quarter, the Marian Leaders and Tall Flags Team took the turf. The size of their squad did not reflect upon their performance, for it was one of immense proportions. And ''Yess'' it is true, Yessinia Martinez took the crown to become the 64th Homcorning Queen in Marian's history. All events of this day can be summed up in two words: "We Won!" Homecoming Game October 22, l 993

Aaron Guess, after being taken down, still manages to crush his opponent. Francisco Leon dives for the ball.

9 Moonlight by the bay and the stars above . . . October 12, 1993 was the night to hold on to. The Officer's Club at the Marine Corps Re­ cruiting Depot (M.C.R.D.) was just right for our lively Homecoming Dance. Every­ body had a great time danc­ ing or helping themselves to the horsd'oeuvres table. Wh en JaBari Brown (B.M.O.C.) and Yessenia Martinez (Homecoming Queen) took the dance floor, they were soon joined by the rest of the court and slow­ danced to ''Hold on to the Night.'' It was the perfect scene. The memories of that night would surely be re­ membered.

iO 11 Once more, Marian held its annual spirit week. This was the time in which the entire school demonstrated its enthusiasm. Many individuals were willing to discard their fashion sense (and dignity) and dress a little below their normal standards. The adminis­ tration also made sure this was not a period in which the school was being evaluated by the district. Spirit week served to kick off the traditional homecoming event. This included the spirit rally, game, and dance. Both the teachers and students joined the excitement. Everyone was caught up in the fun as they competed to see who would go to the farthest extreme to show their spirit.

Jon George and James Pires showing their blue and gold.

Indira Guevara, Larissa Concepcion, Lucero Mejia, Laura Medina, Erica Clemenson, Larissa Concepcion and Laura Medina are content to come to school in their and Vanessa Ibarra as twins. most comfortable attire.

12 Spirit Week was a time for students to show their spirit by dressing up in a way that was far fromtheir true iden­ tity. Marian stu­ dents attended school as babies, as twins, and as hip­ pies. They came in their pajamas and in their school colors, blue and gold, to show their Marian pride.

Indira Guevara, Grace Bibbo, Erica Clemenson, Lucero Mejia, Laura Medina, and Larissa Concepcion as hippies.

Jesse Trujillo in reverse wear. Michelle Fuentes and Karla Valencia show that they are still babies at heart.

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Spirit Leaders

e came back better than ever! It Wwas the Spirit Leaders '93-'94. Not only did we have a cheer squad but also a flag and dance team. Our Crusader spirit just rock.in' the house at rallies and sporting events. Behind us all was our "mother spirit leader," Ms. Vivio. With her guidance and discipline we were de­ termined to reach our greatest potential. Being captain of the cheer squad has taught me leadership and responsibility. This was the best of the three years I cheered for Marian. My most embarrass­ ing moment was when I was swinging on the goal posts and I fell on my back and showed my rear end to everyone! I en­ joyed cheerleading and I hope to pursue it in my future. I love you, Spirit Leaders '93-'94. -Captain Tina Quillope

Flag Team

he Flag Team worked hard since last TJune to try to make it the best team Marina has ever had. Even though we only had six members, we strived our best to accomplish our goals. After attending USA camp at U.C.S.C., we won many group and individual awards. We not only gained discipline and experience, we gained five new friends. -Janice Chang Kelly San Martin

ROM LETT TO RIGHT: TOP ROW­ Advisor Gina vivio, Anjanette Bara­ jas,F Florence Escudero, Kristina Quillope, Erika Sandoval. MIDDLE ROW-Erica Clemenson, Mascot Grace Bibbo, Debbie Gorsich, Karina Sandoval. FRONT ROW­ Janice Chang, Raquel Flores, Kelly San Martin, Karla Valencia, Maria Hernandez. Jevon Hatcher and Lucero Mejia are all smiles after school.

Sandra Andrade, Alina Hernandez, and Lyenette Favela coming back from lunch.

Karin Astiazaran stretches between classes. Being well nourished is the key for Yessinia Martinez.

16 Art, JaBari, Lucero, Gabe, Indira and Alberto cruising the town in a limo. Senior group picture before taking the risk of Bungee Jumping.

Lucero Mejia just finishing eating at Jack-In-The-Box on Palm between Yessenia. Sandra, Johanna and Audrey like to hang out at Fuddruckers. January 15th and 17th.

''Students Off Campus,'' What does it really mean? It means something fairly simple: Activities students do during their own leisure time. Here MCHS students demonstrate how precious extra time can be and how they use their time wisely and efficiently.

17 King and Queen Brian Guillermo and Sheryl Braswell.

The Sweethearts court.

Jerami Matlock-Brown and Christian Valle and Lupita Maldonado. Edna Malaga.

18 Sweethearts "94" was held at the Mariott Suites. The atmosphere was charged with fun. Even teachers chaperoning could not resist dancing. A table of scrumptious food stretched alongside a wall. No one could resist a break from dancing to pick some up. The dance was attend­ ed by 80 students, who saved this priceless mem­ ory by taking portraits.

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Maritza, When I first met you four years ago, I fell in love with you. Love, Ricky Ricky, You're the most special person in my life. You make me laugh when I'm ready to blow-up with anger. I love you with all my heart. Love, Maritza Johanna, You are the person I've wanted all my life. You are my best friend and the love of my life. I know we've been through bad times and good times, but I know that every day that I'm with you it's magical. I know that together we are going to have everything we ever wanted and we're going to be very happy. My love, thank you for the time you've spent with me at school and in my life. You are the one that has made my last year of school wonderful. Love, Carlos Carlos, I will always cherish every moment we've spent together. 1 will always love you and never leave you. Don't forget that my love for you is stronger than anything and we will be together until the end. Love, Johanna Anjanette, You never fail to put a smile on my face by showing me your love. Love, Justin Justin, You always make me feel special and you always show me how much you love me, thanks. Love, Anjanette

We think that the best thing about our relationship is the attention, understanding and love we give each other. Javier Melendez Lupita Maldonado

20 This quiz is a test on romance. If you like roses and moonlight kisses in the rain, you may be romantic. Can you love uncondi­ tionally? Well it's never to late to find out. Are you a true romantic, romantic realist, or drearily realistic. Take this quiz to find out, any love relationship may strongly depend on it. Add up the points of your letter choice and find out how romantic you really are.

(7-5) Drearily Realistic. Romance is not your things, but learning takes some time. Maybe being showered with roses and love notes aren't your thing. Give yourself credit!

(8-11) Romantic Realist. You manage to be romantic but you don't put any stress or expectation on your partners. Realistically, you don't need a movie star to please you because you just may want a down-to-earth guy. -Don't change a thing.

I. What is Love? (12-15) You're Living in a Hallmark Card Baby! a. The greatest thing on Romance is wonderful, but slow down before you fall. Take some earth. time out from love and come back to reality. Once you realizl'! being b. Who needs it? romantic is not the only part of love, then your love relationships will c. Something you have to get closer than all the filet mignon in France. -A true romantic. work at.

2. What is your ideal Valentines day gift? #1 #4 a. Gold jewelry, roses, and chocolate. A-3 A-3 B-2 B-I b. A singing telegram. C-I C-2 c. Big Red. #2 #5 A-3 A-I 3. Your ideal Romantic movie to see with your B-I B-3 mate would be? C-2 C-2 #3 A-3 a. Casablanca. B-2 b. Single White Female. C-1 c. Fatal Attraction.

4. You would most likely celebrate your six-month anniversary? a. Repeating every detail of your first date from beginning to end. b. Who cares about a six-month anniversary. c. A romantic candlelight dinner on the beach.

5. When spending time together, your ideal date is? a. Double dating with your parents. b. In a secluded spot, alone where you can stare at each other for hours. c. Double dating, as long as he/she is all yours later.

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This year's senior retreat provided the seniors with an opportunity to reflect upon their last four years here at Marian. The retreat was also a time for the seniors to reflect upon their relationships with God and the challenges they face after this year. Fun was a big part of the retreat! We realized our own giftedness as a community, in prayer, worship, and in fun activities that al­ lowed us to celebrate life. The seniors were directly involved in the planning of the retreat. The themes centered on friendship, community, prayer, reconcilia­ tion, and worship. -Mr. Duffy

The senior retreat at Camp Stevens was the highlight of our spir­ itual journey at Marian. -Lucero Mejia

The moderators of the senior retreat were Mr. Duffy and Mrs. Gorsich, whom we thank for making the retreat such a memorable experience. -The Seniors

22 23 Kelly San Martin a.k.a. Baby, Bundy, (quien lo empezo) ?/, pues coma em­ Quiero agradecer a mis padres por totdo su apoyo y comprehension durance piezo, han sido 4 anos maravillosos(not 11) he conocido mucha genre y cada estos tres anos. Gracias mama par traerme todo las dias a la escuela y quiero persona guarda un lugar muy especial en mi corozon. Y no me arrepiento d· agradecer myu especialmente a mi papa par todos sus consejos q' aunque el NADA d' lo q' he HECHO 1! T' aquerdas "stuck in the middle of the road", no lo crea me han servido mucho, las quiero mucho!!! Buenos chicas ya g· me mochito, Puerto Vallarta, las chilangos, USA Camp (everything crazy we did), voy de esta escuelita tan maravillosa NOT' Quiero despedirme de todas, Quieo watcying movies at Maritza's and our dreams !(charreadas), Roman gracias primero despedirme de mis mejores amigas Vero, Carmen y Kelly. Yero A­ por tus consejos T.Y.O. en Nogales ! Sandy G.: Ref. a las hmbrs. ahora deja­ por favor ya no manejes tan recio, di no al rotclv y sl al oapc. gracias par tus remos q' ellos nos persiguen, nunca t' olvides d' mi!' Linda: Tenemos dema­ consejos y tu amistad. Carmen C.-Gracias x' tus consejos, amistad y torterias siadas tonterias q' hemos hecho (Big Bear, Crnsero,Los Chicas) tenga pacien­ de siempre. Kelly Bundy-Don't be so sexy-here's your senior memories, I hope cia pronto se t' hara c/n .. ojala nuestra amistad podra vover hacer como antes you find someone in the future-How about Eddy? I won't ever forget you girls T.Q.M. Yero A: Ay Mujer, a' not t' puedo decir siempre seras mi partner in (Love you always!) Yero S. y Monica M.-See you in T.J. bebita cuidate y no crime!! no t' fr ustras c/n la vida porq' pronto cambiara a tu favor, (ojala q' se hagas travesuras con Cesar, Monique de Paris Versace queen no sean tan bagas. mejore tu mama) Carmeluchis: la Spiderwoman, ves q' si podistes! no t' rias Jaimito, Jaimito no seas tan puerquito, se menos tijera, aunq' siempre era rara - tanto porq' se t' �a salir el huevo, t' voy a tejer un sueter coma el mio pero contigo nunca ce olvidar es a mi amigo Oscar T., Queremos rock, Viva la rosita, al Robto. cantale "soy mucha mujer para ti". Jaime: me descrnbristes hamburguesa, gracias por la cura y la carrilla, Glenda cuiddio mucho es super mi secreto (kleenex azul) no se t' olvide q' nos vamss a casar el ano 2000. buen onda. Esamin pinguin cuida tu salud. Lynette Favela me caes super blen. Sandranduvis: o sea, sabes el Roby me cayo A.T.M. ala mejor nos da las eres super buena amiga nunca cambies, saludame al David, Cirene S. gracias vitaminas a 1/2 de precio, no lo vayas a dejar y manda a volar al otro. Cirene: por tu disque amistad, cambla par favor. Ya no quiero mas raites en Lunch por a ver cuando regresamos al spa para ver mi lover, don't forget were starting favor,prima adorada M.L .. gracias x· los paras te lo juro q' yo nose q' huvlerva our diet tomorrow (yeah right) I owe you a free car wash. Vero Yero: me has echos sin ellos, primo D.R. no te enojes par q· me pongo Feliz cuando salemos, ayudado muchisimo eres coma mi angel de la guarda nuncas dejes d' cuidarme, Luisito haber cuando me quiebas otravez yea right!, y par ultimo quiero man­ todo lo q' tu quieres en la vida sera tuyo porq' te lo mereces y mucho mas darie saludos a mi peti-ami, mon-amor Roberto Barajas-Gracias por tus son­ T.Q.Muchisimo. O.M. uno de estos dias sabras lo q' tu quieres en la vida pero sejos y todo tu apoyo, I Love You!!!! buenos pues ahora si me desido de todos no estare para ese omomento porq' tomastes demasiado tiempo, te guise but pero ante, qulero declrlo q' !es deceo todo lo mejor en el futuro y ya saben you messed up, I found the a there more fish in the sea better than you!! Amis nunca se olviden de mi. See you guys-SWC -SANDRA ANDRADE C. '94 Papas eles agradezco todo lo q' ahn hecho por mi sus esfuerzos no han sido en vano. Fam. Ocegueda agradezxo todo lo q' ahn hecho par mi (Pokees) (Stooge i I hope we can start all over again ??) I ZLove .... (NOT!) Baude: memy other half next time we'll go to Nogales legally (HAHA) I luv ya. Pues me despido par ahora pero no por siempro ! ! See ya in Tucson, Beauty and the Beast mies!!!

Hasta que par fi nos largarmos. Estoy muy contento de lrrne de aqui pero tamblen un poco triste porque tengo que cambiar de rntina despues de todos estos anos. Primeramente quiere que darie las gracias a todas esas gentes que me pasaron todas las tareas sin ustedes no fuera lo que soy ahora. Carmen culda muy bien a la fufi porque no te vuel vo a dar otro perro gracias por todos lo que me asadado (no necesariamente me retleroa eso, no es cierto estoy jugando) Yero- a lo otra que quieras matar a tus papas hablame (Ya tienes toda la coleccion de chamarras CHANNEL?, creo que te falta la morada). Le day las gracias al carro de Paco y nuestra choffera VERO par llevamos a pasear par todas partes. Sandra cuidate do los pastes y de las palabras que empieser con "W" que son adictar, luego te day la fotode! morro. Lucero, a ti no te puedo decir nada con palabras mejor hablame cualquler noche y haber que honda OK. Nadie me quire acompanar a una came asada? das con, una sin. Erasmo es ''COOL'' porque el fuma, par lo menos cuando te mueras de cancer tu funeral va a estar llena porque eres "COOL". Kelly "Senior Memories", pasame la turea de Mal. Dile a TV "ROOMATE" Alvaro que a prenda a hablar espanol. Daniela: Que honda prima. no dejes que Le metran tubitos par el ombllgo porque luego te va a empezar a gustar. Cirene a la otra operacion que sea la voz. Monica M. que marca son tus aretes? Ojala que se te aga con el Napoleon y el Anthony, a lo mejor te las quita la Elizabeth Gomez. Date una vuelta Ivana todavla te tengo el la lista dame un beso Jersey girl (Brisa). A la gente que se queda en esta escuela me dan mucha lastima. Nos vemos en el ver-ano o sino en la Southwestern.Viva la XLTN Radio Latina!! -Jaime Bravo Que Transa! Pues por fin se acabo esta onda de la escuela Siempre recordare las curas, jalados, peleas, detenciones etc. Un saludo a mis amigos Jorge y Pancho. toda la carrilla que nos dabamos unos a otros. idas al boliche, Drama. Taurus, fiestas, Partidos de Mexico. etc .. Las apuestas idas a comer. Jorge aunque me dabas carrilla en soccer y a veces eras medio mamilas eres A.T.M. Carmen C. gracias por hacerme reir cada vez que te veia, tus chistes, etc. (Saludos a la raza que probo la nieve CHICOLOTON). Yero A. ya no te hagas del rogar y dile que si. no te vuelvas a ir con las llaves de su carro, gracias por el test de (gles-in) y sobretodo por tu confianza al contarrne tus rollos, que te vaya bien. Sandra y Cirene, que cura en las clases de Ingles, todo el Desmother. suerte con tu Boyfriend. Y gracias por todos los quizzes. Turrengano que cura en Frances. que bueno que aguan­ taste la carilla, ya ves, hasta enflacastes. ya no puedes pelear SUMO. Sal­ udos a mis compas que Jes gusta la ensalada de Masacuata y ellos son, El bamey, Pedro, Ratboy, Marten, Juan Carlos. Ya no sean (senoloto), A mi amioga hasta morir Panchisca (Francis) la cura en Frances, hacer enojar al Friedman, oye ya decidete con quen quieres andar no 1 Y finalmente en especial a ti GLENDA tengo tantas cosas que agradecene. Gracias por tu apyo y amor que me tuviste todo este tiempo desde (Marzo 12, 1993) gracias por todas las veces que me has hecho reir, las idas a desayunar y cenar al Park, idas al cine, el zoo, la cena del 14 de Febrero, (estuvo per­ fecta) y por todo lo que hemos pasado juntos. Gracias por quererme y comprenderme, todo ha sido perfecto entre nosotros, y estoy seguro que asi va ser siempre. Bueno pues te deseo lo mejor en estos 2 anos que te faltan, y cuenta conmigo para lo que necesites. Nos vemos en el verano, (cute chick). Recuerda ser feliz como una lombriz. Hasta luego clase de 94' Oscar Torres

·VERONICA ALVAREZ Veronica Alvarez: Oye MANUEL. no masque no tc vaya a dar el a1aque eh! No veo porque 1c 1cnias quc poncr asi si no mas casi te chocoel carro y 1e lo dejo en mil pcdasitos. Al fin y al cabo que. devcrias poncne a pcnsarque pudo aver�ucedido algo peor. me pudo aver pasado algo a mi! SANDRA. iAguascon los postes! WARWARWAR WOMENWOMENWOMEN Came A�ada (primalNo que no iva ir! Yu1ipies. Mundo Div­ crtido, ROBERTO (HMMM ....Quicn sc estara muriendo de la rabia'!) 1000gracias x· todos los consejos. Preimero que todo quiero darle las gracias a Dios por permitirme llegar hasta donde Oyc CARMEN. tc invito a una CARNE ASADA. Ya sabes. tu y yo aca. Junior retreat (El animal{a) que 1e estoy ahora. A mis padres por esforzarse y par siepre apoyarme en todo lo que hago. asusto. Hey. no mas no tc vayas a pegar con cl tccho eh!) Los XV Afios (El Rogelio. La Rubia Superior, Miss Universo) Monte Carme o, no mas no tc vayas a perder en el trolley! Hey. vamos a ver 1 pelicula? Los quiero mucho. A mi hermana, Blanca- muchas gracias par las buenos ejemplos l .. KELLY, ··senior Memories" SW, Playa Blanca. gun control. "THE CHANEL GIRL . Oyc, para la 01ra que me has dado (SIMON) y porque has sido mi mejor amiga siempre. A Jodos mis que me pidas las !laves. me dicesque te vas a \levarel carro. no? OSCAR T. Pica Pica. Masacua1e, Chicolo1on. amigos, gracias par hacer estos 4 anos los mejores de mi vida. Jaime- "Cochino'' my llo-po (ken-chi), Alien 3 (TE ACUERDAS?) No mas no vayas a chocar chl Junior Re1reat (A poco no la little prince. Gracias for la "Foofy" y por hacerme reir con tus amistad. 4 peliculas haccmos para el 1ennis') ;QUE VIVA LA HAMURGESA. LOS CHJLANGOS. Y EL ROCK ·N ROLL! i,Oye PACO. me prestas tus llaves? 1000 gracias x' el Yuppies. el carro. los rai1es. y el aguante. Hey MAN· xi, tus xv anos (cuando me cai) Jumior retreat (no te salgas de las cama). Pastillas UEL, no 1c creas, pcrdon x· lo dcl carro y gracias x· no rnatanne! EDDIE. no seas tan enogon! GERARDO. verdes. Finishing our semences. Sandra-Aguas con el paste "Guar, guar, guar." Tu cres a toda M . . .. Nunca Cambies! £,JORGE. deveras soy ian enogona? FERNANDA. i.Vamos p0r una cumpleanos en el Yuppies. You've been a great friend. Theanx. Kelly-"Spiderwom­ nieve? Grncias .�· 10da tu ayuda en Ana1omia. aunquc claro. como soy la adoracion de la Ayouty ....NADIA an"-Aqui van a tus "Senior memories"-You·re my sweetest friend. Cirene-Como M .. eres a toda rn .... me caiste super bien, nunca cambies y que no se te oh•idc las curas quc agarramos en 4° periodo. OSCAR A.. Hey. los vemos en detcmion! GABY. Cuida1e! BRISA, concicnsia latosa. ·Miss gritas! Oscarin-"Minibotas'' ''Guess boy'' ''Chiquidracula'' ect. Gracias par lascuras Leche Jersey·. eres bien enfadosa perome cacs super bicn. Hey. y dile a tu mama que la salida es a las 2 no y par la clarrilla. Nos vemos en la UABC. Quires nieve de Chicoloton? Paco·Gracias a las 5 (El burro hablando de orejas!). LYNETTE. Eres super linda. nunca cambies! Y ya sabes, lo quc sc tc por ser un buen amigo. Te deseo lo mejor en tu senior year. Beto-"Feto" -Gracias por obresca. hablame! MONICA M.. Hey Versace Queen. Que Onda! Gracias x· todos los paros. especialmcntc hacerme reir y par comarme chistes de Polo Polo. Erasmo- Ya no fumes. Omar­ x· cl quc ya sabcs! Take care& try nol to be so modest! VERO S.• ponate bien travicsa! JAIME. acuerdate "Buenote" Ya te dije que no!! Martin- Gracias por ayudarme me en Matematicas, que si vas a usar las pastillas. uses las b!ancas no las azules. sino se \'a a poner verde el 1e. MONICA C.. El Rogelio tc manda saludos! Gracias x· Hxlas las curas que agarrarnos (SY Alios) y x· scr como eres. nunca Eres Super Buena Onda ! 1 Ya todos los que no nombre-Perdon pero ya no hay espacio. cambics! KARLA, ercs una persona bicn linda asi que no cambies y cuidatc de las malas influencias. espe­ I'd like to say thank you to all the teachers who have puI up with me in !heir classes cialmente de una en particular. i,Ya sabes quicn'! IV ANNA. grilcias x· lodos los paras y x· no parcccne a 1us and who have helped me get to where I am today. Mr. Anthony-I'M SORRY!!! To parien1es. ERASMO. Hey, no traes un cigarro? Oye. no seas tan me1iche! Oye OUSAN, sc me pcrdio mi ID. no sabesendonde esta? Hey CIRENE, rnuchisisimas gracias x· todos los rai1es que los distc. eh! Uia. bucron 1he Class of 1994 - I wish you the best in the future! Good Luck. I love you all and tantos que me canse de contarlos. Tu deveras quc demostraste ser una � (la definicion de csta palabra Thank you. -Carmen Calleja '94 se encucmra en la pagina 854 de! diccionario por si 1e in1eresa saber su significado). BUENO PUES, SE ME HACE QUE NO SE ME OLVIDO A NADIE, SI SI. NI MODO. A TODOS LES DESEO LO MEJOR, CON ECEPCION DE ALGUNOS Y A TODOS LOS QUE SE VAN A QUEDAR UN ANO MAS. BUENO YA, AHORRA Sl ME DESPIDO. CUIDENSE TODOS Y NOS VEMOS EN LA SOUTHWF.STERN! VERO ·94

25 Maritza G. Banuelos: AK.A.: Blossom; Flaca. 1st of all I would like to thanx my parents & my family. Frosh yr: Eating at Jack-in-Box every fri. (yuk!) Playing ra­ quetball w/Marisela. Mayb next time I'll hit the ball more. Yara's 15 yr/old. Pablos wedding. We had shorts. It wasn't the beach! Soph. yr: Irma's b-day. Eating at P.H.C. Getting 2-gether w/Ricky! I LOVE U PAPASITO! Haning out w/Ana, Anje & Sandra A. Thanx 4 putting up w/me guys. Summer! Going 2 San Felipe w/ my parents & Ana. They probably still think were twins! Riding the squad & getting lost. Vegas w/B, Cristina, Aaron, & Ricky. V. Tina Memba "!Jump around!" Jr. yr: Ricky meeting my mom on my b-day. New Year's w/my cuzins, Ricky, & Chico. Getting DRK at the ranch. My dad getting the banda and dancing in the street! Jr.-retreat. Staying up til about 3:00a.m. talking 2 Ms.B & the gang. The gossip hasn't left the room yet! (I hope) Froggies in pool & in Ricky's shorts! Summer: 4th of July at Magic Mountain w/my cuzin's, Ricky V., Ricky T. & the Jesse man! An je, watch out forthose Kanicas! Karina U are safe! Falling on Erica's face! The green U were seeing were my sweats! Sr. Yr: B-ing on Homecoming court! Going to Talpa w/out my parents! Missing my babes! Going 2 Banana's 4 Pablos & Gracy's B-day! Spilling out my brains! Falling asleep in the booth! Banana's 4 Yara's B-Day! No DRK this time at Frog's w/ Erick, Rica, Ricky, & Yara. Vero U need an ID! My Valentine's gift. It's very special 2 me baby! Kelly, thanx 4 the duckies & 4 being a good friend. Special thanx 2 all my friends especially Yara, Vero, Irma, Ricky, & Patty. 2 all my teachers I'm going to miss U guys. Mr. V. Don't stop loving us. C-Ya Marian! Hello southwestern!!!! Fernanda. Yeya. Lucero. Demetrio, Alejandro, Jesus. Marian friends. Remember our tardies going to Denny·s, once to the movies (Elsa y Jesus), Homero-old times. Junior retreat Elsa, Lucero, Grace, Indira ... the mountains Anatomy class my friend(sis)!! Lunch across the street Yeya & Elsa. China(Never again), Gaby, Morenaza, Carina Lala, Maru, Barrera. Moni, Ana, Karla, Anette, Yolbiam, Clau Mirelle. always friends. "Hector'' of course, I will remember you ... My mom & dad, Thank you foreverything and for your support. Mirena and chintin, I remember you too. Fer amigo para siempre. Erasmo, Carlos H, Johanna, Lynette, Sandra, Alina, Vanessa, Jaime, John Carlos, Jorge compafieros de la escuela. P.E. Lucero = THE BEST ... Que onda con French 2. Elsa ...The WORST. Laura and Elsa never forget that night. What can you say of our carpool when we were juniors my friend ... de pack!! con las gordis to the rescue, sh-sh. Nice meeting you Sheryl, you are a good lab partner & friend (West Civ. =Cabral, Drivers Ed.). Never fo rget my 18th birthday friends ... what can I say of February the 4th? in my mind. stop eating Lucero. Que hago Karin??? paw, paw, ni hablar. I love all of you. I like your fat free diet Lucero, shut up!! sushi-to, final exams, tram-polin. Nunca use acordion en Marian. No I love all the people I mentioned, ( and Bibi= almost forget you) Thanks Bibi for all. HASM, Later and forever. lies Deseo Lo Mcjor A Todos Mis Companicros De Marian High School. Ricky. Elsa. Karin. Jesus. Demetria. Lucero. Alejandro. Alina. Lync11c. Vero. Y Todos Los Que E Conocido. Sc Han Qucdado En Mi Cor.izon Y En Mi Mente. Ojala Que Logren Todos Sus Metas. No Se Mc Olvidara Todas Lm, Trn Vcsurns Que Hcmos Hccho Estos Cua1ro Anos. Y Tod.as Los Que Sc Han Grauduado Del Escucla. Espcro Que To my parents, I would like to No Se Vayan A Olvidar El Famoso Cherokee Que Casi Todos Se Qucrian lr:-.c En say thank you for all you have El. (Y Mi Carpool) Estos Son Los Sinccros Dcscos De Una Amiga Con Quicn Podran First I would like to start by thanking given me. Letting me have a Comar. my family. Mom and Dad, you always Su Amiga. great education. I love you mom ) pushed me to keep trying and to ac­ Delia Parra (Yeya and thank you for being my Lucero M.: Hi Ycsse & lndi ... !hi Ms. Briancrd! I LUY MIROCA! ! KARJN d pack. complish my goals. Now I understand friend. Mita, I love you. Lenny, Rapido$S$$ 2 ALL MY FRIENDS AT MARIAN MISS U ... why. I could never thank you enough. thanx for being my friend-you I love you forever. Cheri and Sean, sexy cheerleader. To my baby thanx for helping me through the JUSTIN, June 16, 1993 was the whole way. Thanx to all my true greatest day of my life. You friends that have stuck with me all of came into my life and made me the way. Matt, thanx for helping me realize true love can really hap­ deal with my problems. ANJANETTE, pen. I never thought that I could I know in the past we hated each other, love someone as much as I love but I'm glad that we came out loving you. You are my boyfriend, my each other. Thank you for all of the best friend, and my life. I Love good times and I know there will be a You 1 ! To the class of '94-Be lot more to come. I love you always!! strong and go for your goals!! -Justin Villafranca God Bless you all 11 -Anjanette Barajas MEil-,,VINDIMATUL:,(' C Felix Espinosa: aka: Felix the Cat. Feely. Fe. Feeler. Houser. Flox. Espinocha. Frosh Yr: meeting J.B.. A.A .. T.Q .. aka:merv, cQ'y. mari ednw.n. leftyJ 2timer\cl.ilcther. slacker. dnmitulac, d11miistcr. swervin mervin. liule­ A.G.D.. A.C.. S.B.. & B.G(THE CREW) & evryone el§e. Bonam lockers. falling in love wff.Q .. going 2 da mvic5 person. SPOIi-TS:baske1ball / I .J.4;) foo1ball (3) tennisr -:2) OLUBS: Asiorl' Pacific 15\:derFROSH: s1aned 2 w1ch Ghost w/J.8 .. A.A .. T.Q.. M.L.. & A.G.D WHEW! Hanging oul at Plaza w/J.B. & M.L. & gelling kicked .. off a, granger sornl' wafk· noutdur nda1c.,t. tmn!fur'n 2. ,MHS (w here·, MARIAN7,/i 'SllPT. 10. Is! day out of Cardameric.a cuz of M.L. Going 2 Rollrska1clnd & wa1ching M.L. Riding da school bus-Waller. HEY s. . .. at mM. nw'FE fall'n ·•·love, meeting BG (ruchte>:e[,J.dills whoda#@&!lo ru( urmyfrcnd)j)';,nah for nr boring rallie, whb • dn fly g"rrJ(rmbtrnr. ohodaclss ball fell down in fmt of clas�. P.E-prblly my most embarrasing moment in H.S-sliding down naked i boys shower ,!ir , /OU � n season vry body wanis 10\l,1re'k me. moke nJV JS. JM¥1CJ<; 1j,!rc,�� fcfa�rn. 1hnx 4 da great room. PARIL WHATS IN YOUR PURSE? Soph. Yr: gcnin a mp lcker. Homecoming 92'wff.QAooking up @ season guys!. bein'g rank ns2 don r\e,en n w hoU' 2 sen•�rm r' RM and Rs1i�r'n fE. (ahstupid) window while ansring intercom. M.L. & J,V.'s argumnts @ brk & Inch. Jabari runnin fr. da cops 1hinking he was · finally pu1'nalive caton sammy s loc��W. SOPH: .!ltr'dat�ufii, ditch'n e ry

4 urco. cruis'nw/JSdb. yohomie dht was hack.get'n @#!S& agun. wama hitrd'n w/domingo. migue.1's­ dancin & also all that food. Being in da Asian Pacific Islander Club-did nothing. Going 2 HILLTOP Summer party get'n! @@#%S! criusn·nw/ AA. SB. ]l,1M. sister.my ( hctarned2much ''IY guys. walk"nd a beach School w/C.0.-GO LANCERS!!! Sr. Yr: WHOOO! Dis is what its all about! Rmbr C.0. ··we·re your Senior .. !MMlev·n 4 chicag� TQ. Mmke'n o�v/FeSPcar. dacaliput rimrip replac'n fcgen (thanx GL) DAI Guides going 2 all the football games w/out having 2 pay. being able 2 g.o off campus 4 Inch. Plying chess @ mile cow manure smcldatapeon PB'S�. ayouty'scln..\.'i "igo1aheadache" and wallJ'n ofda out class. lnch� ..I want a rematch Brian. Helping Audrey w/da class posters.'' Mr. Hech1s class w/da Juniors-nnbrda diet. hav·n funcall'n AA. foSP·l-lOUSERS!·STT"NUP,M�a::'iJ1MUOWEMEJA �ES! "[Y MM. ISTILLOV­ DOMINIQUE.-DEBBIE"S A SAUCY GIRL! Lifting up YUGI @,rally. going 2 play foo1ball w/A.R.. J.B .. M.L.. EU (SST FRENZ)also 1hanx da tallo.go n 2 da ret\"a�oh@#!$1 k"cmdose bugs. dunk'nover people G.R .. C.O .. R.B., Y.H .. E.B .. V.M .. Art R.. S.S .. J.R .. M.D .. B.G.-Shermons cramp. Beto jking An. RALPHY'S doing daflip. face! (ouch) hey GR�MbDACREW'� u�lcwourcovcr'' lolk;n cuzulikcic1' 1cl!'n matt 2 shut SPIKE. E.B da rookie of da day. & geuing intcrcep1ed by YUGl-#@%S&*. Playing pool @ Beco·s. Jeopardy. & up till 4oclock am SENIOR Yt JHIS IS IT go·n2s dsuall s1ar game w/PE. SM. ARe1c go'ntrudacampus Scorch. Hangin out @ Plaza w/J.B. & M.L. & gettin free cookies. Playing B·Ball w/E.B .. C.0.. A.R.. G.K. R.B., -uSTUPID-GO"N:!SBstay'n w/BG.�B. JOR hey guy rmbrmcclwnin scar'ndu�S outof him. & M.0-slamming all over each other. HEY GUYS (as Mannie would put it.) WERE FINALLY OUT OF HIGH . .. BG . #$%@y�n da ox dose.- burger�ere)'hack! an·n 2 likc AN-NAHnocfiance. gen'nmari"cd. SCHOOL!!! I'd like 2 stan offby thanking my family-(especially my mom) for their .suppon & love. I'd 2 1hank play·nf-ball w/dahomics ,!g�da padres game BG tryf 2 ct me "l.lp.syke. welp1Qr my memories. all my fmz 4 all da advice & all da memories. 2 da class of 94' I'll miss UY all. especially A.A., S.B .. J.B., M.L. �i fr.1 of all i\d like to tha k my' dad (rip thanx 4 da lo patiefce ur suppon and esp�dall)'. ur sacrifice I A.N., T.Q.. M.D.. B.G. I hope we can all keep in touch! 2 Tina- thanx 4 all d dvice. Good Lek. next yr. w/ n . ., . a a L9YE U PA! U2 MA' T)-l)( llEY:RYl'HING.las�t lea ·ti gave shout out pro. to a class of ..96 . cheerleading at SDSU. K.I. T. Sheryl U've been a good fmd. thru out da yrs. even 1hough we always argue! 2-Eva­

ED f.hanks 4 da 1al & advice) CB.-HIATE- . M • OM. JDR. PF· KEEP DA DREAM ALIV\j!!11! ! GIVE ME DOWNS! 2 Elaine-you·ve been a grea1 fmd. Good Lek. w/LaJuan & your next 2 yrs. of H.S. Hey PEdALLY 2 DA CLASS oF(iw BROTHA. cS . BG. TQ. AN, AA. BRAT. N'l"ARl�ELA Houser Good Lek. in da fu1ure w/Joeclyn. thanx Brian 4 all da rides 2 school. What U like Marlo! 2 Audrey· even SB&� also th�ru � da advice and cornfon. I LOVE U ALL. DA REST OF Cl.A STH NX FOR though we have had our ups & downs U have been one of my best frends. U R ,•ry special 2 me & I hope we dont MEMORIES. WE'RE OUT I FINAL SHOUT OUT 2 MY WIFEJOCELYN HEY GIRC"f�ANX � UR ever lose touch! Love ya a!wys! Thanx J.B. for being one of my best fmds. and helping me oul w/all my problems .

. I LQV,E M HA Youknow URone lucky son-of-gun. always finding S. Rmbr. Kriztel your swthrt. SYKE! 2 April- you·ve bee n a wierd but very good fmd. Hey C.O. C+U next yr. @ S.W.C. Go Apaches!!!! Well it's finally over! Peace Ou1! CLASS OF 94 RULES!

Eva N. Smith-aka Nahni, Lil' Tune, prom, retreat, etc. thanx 4 stick.in' by Miss Mineral. 1st of all I want to thank me thru bad & good X's. I would have God for giving me life & the power to died w/out U! Thanx 4 list to my fam do anything w/ patience & time. I & guy prob Rem mr R & A! U brought would also like 2 thank my whole fam. the spirit out of me jr. yr. rem foor BGa­ 4 supporting me & encour. me to work mes? lost voice at P.P. Ha I'll never 4 hard. Spec. thanks 2 grandma 4 supp. get J.M., J.C., 12th gr- Aman. B-Day me & sendin me to marian. Thanks I party Ha! what a trip. goin' to S.B x love all U guys!!! 9th gr- I'll alw. rem house S.D. glad we becam B. Frenz. U all the frenzI made on the bus S.B., Jen made a diff in my lidfe. I could tr. U B., M.C.-Rem. Jasper!! I'm glad I met 101 % Luv ya girl KIT after H.S. Thax Sue. rem. sum. sch. ''Hi my n. is Eva for list. 2 my prob. about my 1st luv OS­ whats yours?" I'll alwaz rem our crush­ There will alwaz B a place in my heart es Ha! We were so childish! 10th gr­ 4 him. Sp. frenz Pat V., Jab B., & Joe My lil' crew Pat C.-glad we still K.I.T. (Pepe) I've known U guys 4 eva ! U after H.S. stay cute & I didn't 4-get U bveta K.I.T 4 eva! Give me Downs F.E. Cirene rem our diets. Drink H2O ! ! ! I' 11 ! E.F. havent 4 got U rem W.L.! I'll alwaz rem our lil' crowd. 11th gr- Me miss you much & thanz 4 yr. trans. help & Sue B-came good frenz never 4GET J.B. Yall beta K.I.T. Love Ya Lots. I'm all the spec. mem. we shared 2-gether! outta here. Cass of 94 Rules. give me - DisLand, Movies, Stud. (Y. Right), downs F.E. See ya All in 10 yrs.!!!!! JaBari Brown aka: Brother J., JaBarkley, JaBBa, JaBBy, Brik, JaB, Bar. Kristina Santos Quillope- AKA: Tina, Tinky, Stinky, Tin-Tin, Tiner Weiner, FR. yr. Heming nice tight! It was fun Jes 1 Matt, no more salt, jv ftb- nice Tiny-T Active/Clbs: Cheer (3 yrs) Capt. (2 yrs), ASB Sec. ( I yr), Fly girls (2 helmet Pepe! Bask. ball PARTY WAGON!, sp xchange (what a mess!). yrs), Ambas. (I yr) Strive (2 yrs), Pan-Asian (3 yrs) V-pres. (I yr), French (I ' 1 Hangin· out w/ML. FE, AA, SB, STF, AGD.' we're gnna get jumped " yr), Choir (2 yrs), Camp Mnstry ( I yr). Yrbk Ed.( I yr.) Sftball (2 yrs) "bzzzzzzzzz!" Skating w/AA, STF, AN, TQ, FE, ML, BA, YM, SB, Frosh: Lglzd posse! O.G. Fly girls (A.A., s.B, A.B, T.Q)! Rllrsktlnd w/Frosh E&LHm, SD (hey Sue!) JV. "Hey baby gimme those digits!" "It just crew. Goin'w/ S.D.(yuck!) Wut wuz l thinkin'? Rmbr: (A.A, A.G-D) "Da jumped out my pckt!" Getting kicked out of Mntgmy Wds. Soph. yr-jv Ouch Gum". Ridin' da Bus & Iii' Walter! (My Horse) Sftball w/A.A. Rmbr: w/ML, JH, EB, GR, JR. DL, YM. Sweethts w/Aprio Jvon, & my blk-i? Goin' 2 prk w/A.A & playin· "GAMES". Met A.N! Srry 'bout Sheryl. "l wasn't!" "Do u have any grey pupon?" Jr. yr-Trinikoff. Peace R.M! Soph: Cheer '92-'93 w/Flo. Goin' 2 M.M's casa A.N., y were we mour­

Jevon. I'll miss you AA, SB, STF and all 1 thanks for all the help Audrey nin' 4 dem? Hmcmg w/F.E (fatal attraction) Genin' 2 gether w/B.G. (sorry) 1 1 & Steph 1 Var. ball donuts and o.j. Back to Plaza! Bys. ST. ·'more furburgers Fly girls still in affect Cndystrippin' w/A.N (ditchin' all da time ) Sftbll w/ Sherman?" "Hey guys!" messing around wt.you slacking! DL, MD) SB, A.A, da guy in da car, doin' u no wut? A.N, Rmbr Bud! (yuck, y-me?) MC, FE, GB, AA, VC, FLO. "Fix ur a funny guy!" Going to BG's house Jr: Cheer camp ('92-'93)-Sry M.G. & D.G. 4 my singin' at nite! Goin' b-hin eting chips & sunny D.w/Felix, Mervin, Matt, Carlos. "The whole fist!" Luckys w/ a hed rsh w/J.S. Rdin' trolley 2 dwntwn w/Flo & a.N. "U R SO­ Getting thrown out of the library- Silver cue-b broken sticks! Sr. yr. H­ GOOD LOOKIN' "Takin' Dale's car w/ Flo & A.N. Swthgrts w/ J.D.R, A.N.; coming (back again Jes!) w/SJ. wassup DRE, thanks 4 all da advice! We'll B.G, A.L. M.F Princess w/ B.G. 4 da jr. els. Geetin' 2 gether w/ J.D.R. on 2- alwys be frens ML. Going to BA's house w/ Fix E., JH, GR, RB & Co. 15-93. Srry 'bout wut happened btwen us. May-b in da future dare is somethin' "We're from Marian!" Thanks for everythng Patricia., I'll alwys be here 4 us. Keep da memories alive in ur heart. But 4 now "i luv u mostest" Don't 4 u. Espinosa thanks for always being my friend. Var. basketbll FM, JH, b a stranger. Senior: Cheer '93-'94, Rockin' da house! A.S.B. Sec. (doin· nu­ MD, DL, BA, LL, JG, KC, GDLR, FL. JVon u owe me Thanks YH & Jen thin') Hmcmg w/ J.D.R.(wut a nite 2 rmbr!) Mtg. Cris, Ton-e, Hair-re, w/Flo B. Stop oozing Jason. COPE- broken windows! "You love it!"-AR, Gaba, & J.C. Dey were cute! Flo it wuz ·'sour"! (kissin' Cris) Swthrts w/ La, A.A., and Mana! Jr. retreat- mosquitos. to bad ES! 4 ever THANKS to my FAM­ I.G, Y.M, G.C., G.C., T.W (The Grip!) Lavon, thnx 4 bein' so undrstndin'& ILY for giving all ur love and support. Sorry if I forgot to mention anyone. waitin' 4 me.I care 'bout u alot. U will alwyz b my sweetheart! Yrbk stress at 9 hey MF, AC, MD, LM,!) To the OLS Posse (JE, PY, ES, FM, SM) its fun Y.M.'s casa.Goin' out w/ da girlz meetin' guys C.Y.libry w/A.A & G.C. "I all these years, its been fun PEPE, thanks for 13 years of freindship. Luv can't c, how does he look like? "My ·'debu" crew (A.A, B.G, M.D, Flo, A.R., ya Sheryl. Eva u.r. crazy! Slipping in showers-whowwwww! JD-what A.G, A.,N, D.I., K. Sm, J.R, S.S, M.F, J.S, E.B, C.C. G. C) Thnx 4 all your hppnd? IG woo' To all the people who stuck with me the whole time I'll hrd wrk! Mtn' Dan-e, thnx 4 bein' dare! Hope evrythin' will b o.k. w/A.N!' never forget the good times we had esp. (at Plaza and skating crew!) Laters Wut a senior yr! CC! "Masnny ru gonna eat ur cherry?" member all those bonfires. "hey I wnt 2 1st say thnx 2 God 4 gvin' me strength 2 mke it thru hi-skool!@ my ur tailgating. hey #&#@!u" Time to go. its ben a great 4 yrs (playing parents thnx 4 da supprt & luv. (i no i wuz a pain at times) I luv u Br& Raio, fball-nice dogpile RB!) Take care and kit in tuch alwys. c/o 94 ROCKS! be Good & pursue ur goals! 2 my buds 4 life (F.E, A.N, A.A, S.B, E.M, L.H, bingo w/ ML & FE- "!T's FREE!" PEACE! AAAAAhhhhhh! J.C, F.E) Thnx 4 bein' dare in da good times& da bad times.2 da Class of 1994, take care & good luck in the future! l luv u all!

AUDREYM. NERY- aka: Aud, Audrina, Dre, Friend. ACT: Slfive (2-4), FNL (2-4), Pan Asian (J-Sec, 4-Pres). Yrbk (l.4-Editor),ASB (J,4-Sr. Cl. Pres.). Bsbl Sts. (3-4). GBblSts. (4), CH. Min (4), FBLA(4-Pres.) FROSH-Crsh ovr RM.Hngng out near sodamchns w/RT, RM, IV. VO., Etc. Meeting new frenz-TQ.SB. JB, ML, AA, FE, FE.YM. Uno who 1 1 U R1 Going 2 Rlrsklnd w/evl)'I. Gonning 10 Plaza durngda day 1me wffQ. Sum-Start candys1ping, Hotel Del. SOPH meeting AJ & JG. Whi Dcks Ha! Get ouna da dam car

Going 10 Aj's house. Ya hv a woooy!?! Hcmmimg w/GB 1 Qiam wffQ, MM. DM-cming home late, pretndng 2 sleep' Tina-ihnx forall da advice uve given 2 me. \Vh1wool I do wlout U/ \Vrkng Bingo wffQ, ML, JB. FE. Goin' 2 CWorld w/JB,TQ, FE-actn' like animls, yellin at Shamu show! JR- RYLA HI Grace & Brian Im glad we KIT. Thnx 4 all da talks Grace. Luv U! Girls S1. Finls1,Fine artsAwrd, Gting license but no car. Swthrt w/ BG, TQ, JDR, MF, AL. Halloween Rem-Flo & TQ goin 2dnowntn by trolly, those scary navy men. Tkng cab hack 2 TQ hse-cost SIO!! JB. FE,TQ, BG-cmng ovr my house 2 watch movies. Pntng postersafter sch. JV 1akng SJ, Me. ML to Bsbl gme. Sorry we "'ere

so loud. Mat stng offcar alarm. Prom w/JB.- hey I tink we did a gn job 1 Cn'1 rem anythng else! SEN. SUM-Got clsr 10 Sha-Ron. goin evrywhr w/SJ, Magic Min "'/SJ, Ate, Fl, Dnylnd-Rem when Ale get mad-Sorry' Bev Hills- SJ yelling at Pedislfians: HEY-Wanna Race! Tkng Fred 2 UCLA. Supposidly al"1'S wtchng ur Bro play Bball, Goin 2 watch King Lear-Yeah Rite1! Gtng 2 no ur Bro n gtng clsr to him. all my life. I nvr thought I'd BaSaints Fan. SR: Finally i� here. Gng 2 all S�. gms w/SJ. Thnx Auntie Melisza' Hmcmng w/DI (car 2 high, dress 2 short11)Dinner @Rusty Pelicans w/Dl, SJ, JB, YM)H. GB. SJ- spling H2O on her dress. Thnx DI, I hd fun. Gong 2 Mervin's wdng, bs1 of luck Sr. Standouts w/BG (cutest should B), JB (cont. most), missng sch2 watch Sts. play at Stadium Thnx Auntie 4 cling in 4 me! Editor of )1bk-Hell evl)'deadline 11 Wrking 12 hrs. on Halloween . Lucero's dori1osn lmon, Ms. lndira-Hello11 U guys couldnt say it wasnl fun suposidlyworkng- PT. YM, JG. AA,LM. NI)(goin 2 Swthns 94-1 regret it now! goin to Saquan ?w/PT, SJ. Auntie. FM. Gtng 2 no DI more & gtng clsr. SorryNDR. Isl I would like 10 thnk my parents 4 e1·l)'thng1heyve done 4 me. I may noy say ii as often as i should, but al"!S rem da1 I luv U hoth.dad - I told U U'd get a new truck smday. Betcha guys feel old now!! Both urkids r gona Bin college. Arlene - wm gtn clsr 2 echother than weve evr beenB4. Thnx 4 drvng me evrywhre, esp. 2 Sha-Ron ·s, Mg Mtn., Dsnylnd, Bev. Hills, n evrywhere else. I no i can be apain smtimes. but hey so can U. Ha' Ha1

Sha-Ron-1hnx 4 beinda personU R1 UR veryimp. 2 me. Thnx 4 all dat u·ve done 4 me- past n present. Sumday ull B defnding me in court' GodBless! I Luv U. Auntie Meliza­ Thnx 4 invtng me 2 all Freds gms n al"JS welcming me in2 ur home. Jabari & Felix- U've hothbin gooo buds2 me. I iwsh U all da best inda future. KIT. Brian- Thnx 4 goin w/ me 2 dances. h-e known U 4 quite a while n liked U so many x·s ... SB, AA, PT. TQ. FE. FE. TWINS, JV, YM. LM. SJ, DI. MD. BG n evl)'I else I "ill miss U all!! We"ve been througha IOI in da last4 yrs. U couldn't say it wasn"tfun11 To ihoie I forgOl2 mention-Sorry'To St. Chucks c/o 90-U no who U R1 Love you guys11 Tothe Classof 1994- Our time has come' I love you all! May God Bless youand Gooo luck next year11 PEACE' To all my buddies & ex·s now and before: T.J., Jon. Al. Jcrm. Shre. Ken. Esau. Mel. Mark. Maro. Mick. Jen. Luc, Ind, Jess. Del. Els. Kari. Son. Ste, Ron. Jul, Ke1h. Rach. Malli . .iLynell. Mich. Ann. Ana. Mich. marn. dad. famie. and grandma thanks 4 every1hing & no1hang. Jim you .:ire bcau1iful in & ou1 baby, Lynell I never well forge! you becau$C you arc a total party animal and i jma 1urned out like u & u 1aught me everythang six. D. & Rock and Roll. Oh never4 get Jason. Sonya you are like my old \i�. Love u all. I'm out finally )'eah. free­ dom!! Oh Jess don't forget your lc::.sons and 6 pc· riod.

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LUCERO M. My buddies Indira. Ye�senia, Grace. laura. Vanessa!. Larissa. Karin, E!-.:.t. Jesus N. Erica. LUV-U-ALL Than.\ for C\tl')'thing. YM· Ar.. Ar.. ! loo\. at this guy. IG-Queer. Remember the pany at Eric's housc-31 Beach. Edwing Than:< ne\'er forget U. Hi 2 Selene. Marisol. Nunor. Mom. Dad Gracia�. Ana Laura. Vanc�sa F. Clarisa. Sandy. ami!as por \•ida nuca las ,·oy a olvidar recuerdan "Shake that Body'" La Paloma. Baby Rod. Feb. 14. CAFESITOS. y Con1inen1al. CASA de C.Z. SON LAS MEJORES D AMIG1\S. Audrey. April. Shery. SHARON. EAT DORITOS WITH LEMONS. KARIN 100% FAT. Scmcgralcs. P.E. iu cumpleanos YUPPIES. Else shi! shi! CARMELISHIS. FRIEND. AMIGA. nunca 1e olvidare

T.Q.M Sicmpre seremo) 1he best of friens! ZAVL! La Jolla Richard M. AH! JESSE. AH! Massajes. Anuro. Victor S. PEQUES. GRACIAS por todo. Saving the be�t for last MIROCA. CHANGO, Miguelito AR.Mt\NI. LA JOLLA. MAGIC MOUNTAIN. I cherish 1he time we were 2gcthcr. u helping me with m} H0�1EWORK. )liicndo al cine. de compras. fiestas. Nino siempre cs.las en mi coraron y �iempce1- eMaremos jun10s (tambicn por aguanlarme 1odos mis berinches. I LUV U. Marzo 20. FER. V2 LIGHTING Chep,. Michelle. FRIENDS. JorgeL canas. HA! HA! BIBBO I BEAT U AT TENNIS! MIS PRIMAS ACA. D:mny A. S1 1c conosicr3 mcjor. Homecoming Senior srnndout 11,·cre all there. Var B-bal. Yrbook deadlines!. S-ball, My house-+ food aftr school. YM-Call me fromLong Beach!!. NADO!. HI Roach! Yazmin!. FM-COOL! To Mr. Napoleon. mi coachi 'Aho I will miss \·cry much thirnk U 4 everything. Mud \l.reslling with U & my BUDDIES was the best JESSE T. mybuddy rm going to miss U. MISS THIS'!! GRASIAS POR TODO. JESSE AH!! GOING TO MISS U YESSENIA & INl)IRA!! I LOVE MIGUEL!!!! Veronica Salas - AKA: Yero. Brat, Baby Shnarfy Anges Que MONICA MARTINEZ: AKA- Moni. Marge. Skipper. Vaga. Nalgona Vero. puc'i cl ano sc vicnc a un fin. Hcn10s pa'iado por l:1� bucn:l� y mala,; cntrc tantos recucrdos. Am1go te rcqucrda s1cmprc Nada le quiero dar las gracias a Dios y a mis padres. Es por ellos nucSltoi prcsenta, y pa:-ado. (Ccasa� mas\c \3] quc qu1da-. a mi arn1ga or I will hunt U d0'A'n!) (9) que yo he llegado hasta donde estoy ahora. Gracias por todo el T.A. the lu\' or) life. right! Flo ur spamsh smgmg 1s ju�1 gre:11! K.M. remembcr O.G.K. L th.:in,i, 4 1he apoyo que me han dado. Los quiero mucho. Carlitos. Cynthi. t:ilh. Chccrlcading c.:imp @ S.B. 'A3� a bl.:t:-.1. We were in luv w/Palnd•. 4gcmng my bloomri.. how cmbarras-.1ng! Excn:i� n starvation- all I c;ired aboul. NOT! Jessk- wats up Barbie. ....,herc·s Ken? 1st and Lori-Thank you for always being there for me when I need­ dance\ .,weetharts w/J.M. ( 10) Chccrlcading !ou or run .:tll 4 )'f.S. Vane ur .su!.:h ;i goolooll! My l,;t car­ ed you guys. I'm the luckiest sister in the world to have you coneue ·ginger"" -lhe ;idopuon g.:imc G.C. the 1imc,; 1ha1 we )>hared will alwys B treasured. Gd Lk ....,, three as a party of my life. Lori. stop grounding me. please. ur future & hope we never say goodbye. Oh no Palm Spnngs! Hmcming mc w/P.V.& U w/V.I. Hum. Marichola y Moni- Mis comadres. En Que Lio nos hemos me­ I wonder what happened th:at nilc Prom w/;\·LL. n J.B. lhat was fun. My SOC!.:crgame m 1hc rain, aw U went all wc1. Ye� ur 8-batl games were boring. Onvm_g the ,;cmitruck. scarry! ( 11) Mari. out of :ill tido. Les quiero dar las gracias por todos los consejos que me the yrs this I I got 2 know U the mo)>[. Thanx 4 all the support. Position" 4 tol'\cne- 1 drh•c. Vero n han dado Y por todas las adventuras que hemos pasado juntas. the middle, & U 3� 1he pas�cngcr. Try hnldng the horn of my car. Cruising 1hc bcache�·lhc guy/ii who I luv U Brats! Alina Y Lynette(Luisa): Cuiden sus pulmones. uyd 2 px:k up on us a1 Nado. Los Tigrc:,; dcl Nc,rtc con..crt-boiling tank. Never .!get ..slap". ··Pero Monica". my car \.\'as towed away. Alt the pnys back in 1he .. Jaime days·· L.M. I will win 1hose pokr Mis pelonas, las quiero mucho. Se cuidan. Que siga la Panchan­ g.:imcs M)mt.-day. 1.V.- Gd Lk w/Pcw1. Oon"1 .!get my Albd1n man. Wknds @ C:irl os·s house (Fem. ga y nos vemos en T.J. Suerte con sus galances. Irma: You can Leo. R:imon) "'Jella Alen·· Mari. "where·:. Elvi�?"· C.I .. V.S. & M.R. U b1a1s took off in my ca, during prc-11cc! Vero watch ur head, i1 may ny out on R way 2 !he bch-all 6 or ui,! M.R. ··Look. those be the giggest you know what. but then again don't change es­ .. pecially for your man. Thank you for the good advice and for guys R lking at u,;;"" & U start laughing alwys happnd. ··Time 2 ,pend quality lime gr] S ·Try diving 1 :m im• insible s1ccring wheel grls. ( 12) Yr of explosion! Rosarilo sumr fl> Papas & Beer !:is (sadcp). being a good friend. Te portas bien! ! Yero, Patty, Yara, and New look, Nw JOb, Nw life BABEi Frogs l:is fs.adep)-Alvaro.Juho. Luis. Jorge. Ch«o. Javier. Freddy . Maritza- girls stay out of trouble. Thank you girls for all the y Frank :l todo ..IQ, ronosie en cl Frog-.. Ay C:l:rli1osquc lio! M.A. my pal ""What up girl . The trolley .. good memories. Erick: We had a lot of good talks during wgt. ride. un4gc1able- Pan Bimbo" is lost. right! Whal do we look 4 Yep the car. the S. & lhc looks. Ahna. no s.abcs con\O me �icnto avcne conostdo. eres una amiga en qu1en pucdo confiar. Sueno eon tmg classes. You are a real great friend. Don't change for any­ E:,;py! Tc acucrdao;; en cl Frog'>-Anthuroay Alina, El canta show-4ue �re. Bab) Rck•"NOT" Aver one. Take care, stay out of trouble, say no to drugs, and see you que mas me vcndes? "I feel gooc1·· Lyn<:ttc-pue� amiga 1c dcsco 1odo lo mcjorcon Luis. Ay ya casatc. at Frogs. Sandra, Yero A .• Kelly, Cirene, Y Carmen: Se portan NO. Jad:-n-Box ··Las Gri1ones·· Cerene. ay tu caro c.s come mi cama. No lo puedo qucrcr ya :as bien. Las quiero mucho y gracias por se tan buenas conmigo. eondusicju� tee slick ur hair like- 84. please! Take care and God Bless you always. Mom & Dad I lo\'e )Ou all. 1hanx for all you·vc done for me. And C/0 '9...1-Good Luck "Strh'c and yoo will achieve:·

Que onda! Antes que nada quiero darle gracias a mis pa­ Alina Hernandez-Par fin ya salimos de esta escuela. Ya se me Yo aqui fclizporque ya se va terminar este ano. Primera dres por todo el esfuerzo y el apoyo que me han hacia que no salia nunca. A pcsar de todo yo se que nunca que nada quiero dar las gracias a mis papas por todo el dado duarante mi vida. Gracias! Karla y Filex gar­ voy a vivir lo que e vivido squi. Por que ahorra, en Junio apoyo que me han dado en todos estos anos. Quiero cias por su ayuda durante Ios anos. Sin ustedes mi · 'face the real world". Me acuerdo del 9 que era bien pen­ decirles a todas que me vaya a estudiar a Tijuana (es­ vida no fuera completa. Los quiero mucho a todos. osa El (F.M) siempre me molstana y ahorra somos buenos pcro) no me voy a olvidar de ustedes no se olviden de Mani- Te acuerdas csas curas que agarabamos en la cla­ amigos. Mama gracias por creer en mi lenerme la con­ mi. que se acuerden de todos los momentos que pas­ se de Ingles. Tambien cuando hicimos ese proyecto de fianza quc me tienes. Nunca te voy a foliar. (OK). Tc amos. como cuando se poncho la llama de mi carro. psicologia (homo), Ojala que sigamos sicndo amigas dur­ quiero mucho. Amigos ojala que nos sigamos viendo que curas. Espero que ya no se olvidend de olviden ante los aiios, Brat-con tigo son puras curas, especialment en Monica. No cambies. "I feel good". Yero. tu siempre de mi, quc se acuerden de todos los momenlos que laclase de Espanol, con la carrilla que me das, Aver cuando tan Linda. suene con Cezar.*ponate Bien*. Cirene. pasamos, como cuando se poncho la llama de mi vamos a T.J. (remember I'm the baby of the group). See ya!! "The Home Car". Espero venc. Lynette yo se que carro. que curas. Espero quc ya no sean tan chac­ Alina y Lynette- Se acucrdan las curas que agarrabamos en la clase tu y yo nos vamos a segir viendo. Ya sabes que tu uacas-Alina y monica-queya contaminaron los de pysicologia, Alina dilc a Ericka quc ya no me !lame bruja, Graci as y el Luis son "Padrinos arras". Gracias por ser pulmones de la Yero y La Cirene. Alina gracias por todas las veces que nos invitaste a lu casa a comer, Shut up!!. una gran amiga alacuae puedo tener te toda Ia por todos los paros que me has hecho, ya sabes Lynette aver cuando salimos a T.J. Kelly- agrarramos mucha cura en el confianza del mundo. Sandra, Veronica A., que ticnes una amiga que te quicrc mucho H.S ..Has vista a-. Nos vemos, Yero- te acuerdas cuando fue el retiro Sandra A., Kelly, Fernanda P. "Portense ponate bien y le dese lo mejor. Y por ultimo de grado IO y fumos a mi casa a ver peliculas y comer pizza, que cura Bien". Yeya no cambies tu forma de ser quiero dane las gracias Luis por todos los agarramos ese dia. Sandra gracias. por prestarme tus maquillage. Oscar gra- porque por eso M.C.A.T.M. Te acuerdan de momentos tan curados que me has hecho cias por las curas que me das en la clase de Ingles y Ila no me molestes. las Sadep. Casi se me olvidara. *par fin* pasar, todo el apoyo y amor que me has CIRENE SANCHEZ encontre a mi otra mitad. Y cspero cas­ dado. Te quiero mucho Luis y ojala siem­ 94! arme con el en el 96. I love you Me Mo pre estemos juntos. Lynette Favela. 4 ever & ever.-Alina de Espinoza. •uYara Lillian Salce • 1st ofall I'd like to thank my parents for everything you've done for me. I know 1hat Veronica Olvera - Gorda. brat, 1rouble maker. etc ...Fr. Yr. Hanging with A.N.. R.T.. R.M.. F.M .. A.C .. 0 you've made \ms of sacrifices for me & I apprecime ii all. Without your guidance help I don·1 know where I'd I.V. in love with A.R. Soph. Yr. Hangin w/ C.S. for awhile (Oh no here comes Dd.R.!) Hanging with & be. Pablito: I love you. Api!!! Pablo: Thanx 4 your support. I'm sorry 4 all da times I made u mad. U still love I.V.. P.T.. Y.S .. M.R.. V.S .. & M.B. Rembr puuing ?????by M.B. name in the lockerroom. M.B. finding me. right? Thanx 4 Hmecmning & Bananas. Oh Yeah . "SHUT YOUR MOUTH" Ann: Thanx 4 being a gr8 sis out gcttin in big fight. Genin everyone together to talk it out. Gettin in fight w/ I. V. over piece of gum. & listening 2 me complain about P.M.. M.A.G.. BiBi. CIC .•••Frosh. Yr. w/ M.8 .. P.T.. M.R.. 1.V.. & V.S. M.B. They had to come separate us. (How funny). Hiding from D.R. (didn't want him to find me) what a ?????. & P.T. arguing over B.A. Was he wonh it? Pablo's wedding. M.B. rembr Manny's zipper& P.M. mad @ me. Jr. Yr. geuin closer to D.R. finally geuinw/ him (oh, how cute). Our arguments about R.G. (NO I DON'T My 15 yr old. Slwdancing w/ E.J. Yul: I'm sorry! I did c,1rc about u! Going 2 L.V. w/ Mont. Baseball Team. LL LIKE HIM), D.R. taking moms carto my house. Genin out early on Weds. Coming to my house (brings Cool J concen w/ J.S .. K.H .. & A.P. nite 2 rembr. •soph. Yr. w/ M.B .. V.0.. P.T .. M.R.. 1.V.. & V.S. argument back memories). Coming over late at nite oh ???? here comes my mom. D.R. there always seemed to be over who wrote abou1 M.B. Talking 1hings over after school. Separ.iting I.V. & V.0. over the fight 4 piece of trouble in the kitchen. Going 10 R.G. house w/ E.D.. M.O.. K.B. (what happened). Going to b.b. game gum. V.0. hiding fr: D.R. Ceramics w/ P.T.. A.G .. & V.S. talking about relationships. P.T. & V.0. rembr going home on trolley & V.O. asking some guys 4 ride home. Sweethearts w/ P.T .. J.V .. V.0.. E.G .. & M.R. Vero. need w/ P.T.. R.G .. taking P.T. to A.D. house. Finally gettin to the game. ·•1t was over." Jr. retreat w/ Y.S., a car seat 4 Ernie? *Jr. Yr. 1st semester @ Mom. w/ K.H. & M.0. Thanx 4 being there. J.S. my favorite primo, P.T.. M.R .. M.M .. V.S .. M.S. putting mousse on M.M. head. Taking shwr w/ yellow water. (D.R. BRINGS Thanx! Meeting E.O. (#51) Don·14get 2/13/93. l still care & always will. Cming back 2nd semester. Becoming BACK MEM.) Playing soccerin the rain. Amy's house for soccer banquet. Rembr phone incident. Going better frenz w/ Gordo (D.R.) Talking about cverylhing. rm here if u need n/e1hing. Retreat staying up till 3' w/ to see the guys leave for Japan (too late they left already). Going to sec them come back. bestday of my Ms. B. Puning mousse on M.M·s hair. Gordo going into da room @ nite. Da frog in R.T. shorts. "'Sr.Yr. Gettin life. Seeing D.R. "MISSED YOU LOTS." Sr. Yr. Best yr. going to H.C. w/ D.R. we could of had a 2ge1her @ ni1e school 2 talk things out w/ V.O..P.T .. 1.V.. V.S. & M.R. Going 2 football games. Every Weds. better time. Limo ride w/ Y.S., P.S., R.T.. M.B.. 1.V .. R.G., A.R., M.Q. GETTIN IN TRBLE for gettin w/ P.SJ. J.A.. V.O .. & I.V. Govt. class w/ Gordon fighting all da lime. Hmecming w/ I.V .. A.R.. V.O .. D.R., R.G .. home late. Going to T.J. with Y.S., P.S., M.B .. R.T.. R.M .. R.G .. & E.D. P.S. B-day in T.J. at Bananas. M.Q .. M.B .. R.T.. & P.S. Staying @ 1.V. House w/ nothing 2 eat. Bananas w/ V.O .. M.B., R.T.. E.D.. R.G .. R.M., M.D. (what happened)lots of other mem. will stay in my hean for the rest of my life ... D.R. Gordon. & P.S. Halloween met A.G. 4 1st time. P.S. B-day. M.B. :.Jeeping in da booth. Had Enough Yet?? My 8-day dancin.g w/ E.D. & L.V. Going 2 Vaquero w/ S.M. got back 2 Bananas couldn't hang n/e more. 2/14/94 Los Flaco. Mr. Vacqster. Vaca, ''FAT." etc ...Thnx for always understanding me even though I was a ?????. & Tucancs w/ S.M.. L.M .. P.S .. J.A.. A.S .. & F.F. Genin a rose fr: L.V. Vero (ChiquiLa): Don"1 ever 4get da talks You will always hold a special place in my hean. And I will always rembr the good times we shared. about Jr .. A.G., J.S., & M.R. Thanx 4 da advice. Finding out A.G. was your primo. Good luck in all u do. Marisela: Rembr I will alwys love you. DITTO ... P.T. Thanx for being there when I needed you through good & I Miss You! I'll never 4get how u made me laugh when I was sad. Thanx. Good Luck. Patty: Our friendship has bad times. If you ever need someone to cry with I will be there. Love you "MAMAS." Y.S. Thanx for gone thru a lot & we·ve overcome everything. U've been there 4 me since 5th & I really appreciate it I'll always always listening to me. Rcmbr our talks about our loves, D.R.. P.S .. A.G., P.M .. ETC. N.S. at Mont. be here. thanx ! Irma {China): Thanx 4 da honest opinions about everything & everyone. If u need n/ething u know what's up with F.L. ? Love you bunches. 1.V. You owe me a good dinner this time you cook. Our talks where I'm @. Rembr talking abour ··Negro." Good Luck w/ Sal. Marirza (Flaca): we·ve known each other since .. about S.C. (Get over him please) Love you lots. M.B. kinder & have been thru many "ups & "downs" bu! we Thanx for always beingthere when I needed you rcmbr. remain close frenz. u·ve been there no mauerwha1. THANKS! Don't 4get M.R. & P.M. da fights we had w/ 1hem. I'm here I will always be there for you. Love ya. E.D. Thanx for u. u 4 I wish da bes1 in everything & especially w/ Ricky. Vero always listening to me rcmbr. I will always be here when (Hoochie-Mama): THANKS 4 EVERYTHING! I owe u 2. you need me love ya lots "BIG BROTHER." To my Rembr fun factory w/ P.S., J.A .. F.L.. & ··cejitas." Da nites mom and dad Thanx for all the sacrifices you have made @ S.M. house w/ Leuy. Rhino, Danny. etc ... Da 1alks about u for me and all your suppon. Thanx for pushing me to D.R .. P.S .. A.G.. P.M.. & about the past. Hey. are coming succeed. (Even though I did not always listen). I may not out of da closet??'! Pauy, Vero, Irma, & Maritza 4 years of say it as often as I should. And I hopeyou' II always know being Best Frenz & many more 2 come. Pere: Just want 10 let that ·1 love you very. very much. To the class of "94" you know that I Love You no matter what. Thanks for all the great memories. I Miss You!! To all my other frenz tha1 I 4go1 Good Luck. to mention especially R.T .. R.G.. O.V .. E.D .. R.M .. F.M .. & D.L:. - Good Luck in Everything!

***PATRICIA TOVAR"'"'* Primernmentequisiera Inna Leticia Velazquez: aka: China, Gorda, darle las gracias a Dios por darme una familia tan Lupe, Class rebel. Primero quiero dar gracias especial: que atravez de los anos me han apoyado. a Dios ya mis padres por averme ayadado Los quiero mucho y gracias par todo el carino y allegar hasta aqui. No los pienso defraudar. amor que me han dado. To my brothers Mando & Edgar. thanks for all the Luv & yes I do Luv u guys. FRESH YR: (The homegirl days) Kickin ii Guera. thanks for being 1he sister J never had (*l w/ Audrey & everybody else by the snack Luv u !). Frosh: Hngn out w/P.M. & B.R.; Hmcom­ bar. Getting picked up everyday by my bro ing w/F.R.: B.A. wat was I thinkin; B.M. & T.A. I & "frenz". Makin' new friends Trisha, Mar­ ges u guys wr right!: Deny's after b-ball games w/ isela, Yara, Patty, Maritza & Yero 0. The P.M .. J.S., G.L., K.M.. E.J .. & J.B.: K.M. sory 4 all shaving cream fights on the last day of da bugin; M.R. rmember tkng off in I.V. truck & school. Spending summer .in S.Y. · 'Tony alms1 crshing; Rccvng my Isl rs evr: E.J. my days'' My bro Victor born Aug. 15 '91 ... print"s wr wmg. sory abt swthrts: Trying 2 get a di SOPH YR: My 15th birthday when I got a whole cake in my face. Thanx! Then 4 swthrts,endin up @ a rstmt w/ M.R. & 1.V.: M.B. 15 yr old @ da rnch: Saying g•bye :2 A.V. in da prkin lot: F.M. is my lip-stk on str8?- sory Gordo if I only nu dn; Prty @ N.M.L. getting mananitas w/banda from my dad. Hanging aroung wNero 0., Patty, Mar­ & bin chcsed w/gns.: P.M. y wr we always in 2trble; SOPH: Hngng out w/ V.O.. Y.S .. 1.V .. isela, Maritza, Yara and getting in a big fight but had a reunion 2 work it out. M.B .. M.R.. & V.S.: Gellng 2gcther w/J.V.- thanx 4 evrythng b4 & aftr r 'b/up: Chit-chattng March 20, '92-getting with Richard. Maybe we should try it again someday. V.0.­ w/F.M. in w.c. abt evry/1 & evrythng: R.G. u wr da I 1hn'- right E.D.? Strted datng F.M. (3- "Love shack" Going to Disneyland w/ Marisela - remember ''Whiplash.'' Getting 12-92): Sumr skoal w/V.D. (te acuerdas del Adriansito)? My Gordo coming back frm Mex. in a fight w/ Vero 0. over gum. Going to the beach on the last day of school. "OG on 4th ofJuly. Gordo tills r nite 2 rmember; JR: Da nite @ I.S. hse. w/E.D. & F.M.: I.S. I thnk Irma Lover' whatever it meant. Summer: Going to summer school at Southwest u lmd ur lesson w/gns.: U.S. Histry w/F.M.: Gordo I stll hvc da h.p. ms.: Hung E.D. & V,0 meeting Salvador Camargo Aug 17. "92-today ...JR YR: my birthday;; at a game sip ovr my hse, rmember we tlkd 4 hrs.: Da au w/M.R. & hr fmds.: A.B. hsc w/ V.0.. L.F .. G.8 .. & M.M.: G.B.. dn't m dck. L.F. I thghr u widn't min da w.f.. V.0. & da ph. incdnt. Jr. and messing with W.B. My nephews death-Oct. 17 '92: Genaro Adrian Velazquez­ nreat w/Miss B.; V.O. & M.R. Frtng all nite.: D.R. wlkng in2 da rm in da nite.; Shwrs w/ I MISS YOU! Drama Class- Danny, Richard, Ricky & poor Ms. Wasson. The rest yellow water.: Tklng my Gordo @ pwdr puf prac.. & V.0. takng dwn T.M.: C.B. w/ V.C.: of the year, I was gone at southwest. SR YR: Going back to graduate w/friends. Gordo rmember that nite! (2-4-mc & 2-4-u); Sr: Bing on da Hmcming coun: T.J. w/ O.V. aftr Marisela, Yero S., Vero 0., yara, Patty, and I had meeting at night school to work Hmcming game; Hmcming w/F.M.: Piing ovr 2 da side 2 use da ph .. supp.: Tmg my Ing drs.; things out again. Homecoming Dance! I had fun Adrian. After dance people going Rica 2 bad dstinos wsn't Ing engh.: 2 da Class of "94. ·· Thanxs 4 all da wndrful memries esp. over my house. Yara and Yero spent night at uncle's house. "Yara want some E.D.. O.V .. R.G.. R.T.. D.R., R.M.. S.M .. D.L.: Good luk in da futr May God Biss & & & chips?'' Yara & Yero 0. remember the romantic night at the beach? Mary's birth­ wtch ovr all of u. 2 da grl"s. R 4 yrs of H.S. hve come 2 n end: It's time 2 move on but, day at Bennihannas. Yara, Patty, Vero 0. & Maritza: Comrades- thanx for being rmember will alwys B frnds. M.R. I'll nvr 4get ur jokes: U wr missed drly; M.8. & 1.V. thanxs my best friends for four years and always listening to all my stories. Marisela- I 4 all da good times. tke ere & I wish da bst 4 u in da futr.: V.O. & Y.S. wve bin 1hrgh so much these past yrs.; I dn't knw how 2 thanx u guys engh. Uvv bin gr8 frnds, 1hanxs 4 all da hope we can always be good friends and thanx for alwys being there for me. Yero tlks. rmember 1·11 alwys B hre 4 u!!! F.M.. "Gordo" our time has finally come 2 an end; These Salas- 6 years of friendship! l hope it never ends! Stay sweet and special!! St. past 3 yrs. have brough1 so much joy 2 my life, of course we had our ups and downs but thats Charles Class of 1990 Rules. Yero Cisneros- Thanx 4 being my best friend 4 I 0 how we grew to appreciate each other more. I won·1 worry abou1 our future. since we've years and hopefully the rest of my life. Good luck w/Jr. Hope it lasts. Salvador already touched & affected each others lives in so many ways.: We should never be totally Camargo- l Love You and you will alwys have a special place in my heart. thanx removed from these thoughts & memories.: I wish you the best in the future & remember for all the memories and I hope everything works out for us. Rica, Ogle, Erick, you'll always have my love and friendship.: Te Quicro!!! Ricky, Jevon, Adrian, Danny, Sheryl , Monica, Cirene, Indira, Audrey. Anarosa, Sha-ron. and Richard and everyone else - Good Luck in Life'! I'll Miss You!

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imber up, flex those cerebral Lmuscles, get ready for a workout! Ac­ ademics at Marian are a challenge, and strengthen us mentally, to reach our goals in edu­ cation. There is something for eve­ ryone in the range of courses at Mari­ an, from Honors classes and litera­ ture workshops, to extracurricular op­ portunities to use our talents in Jour­ nalism, Drama, and Foreign Language. Academic achieve­ ments of Marian students were acknowledged by Mrs. Tellers at a school liturgy this year. Her words, ''You can be proud'' reminded us of whywe were here, and Our Lady of Wisdom at the entrance of school reminded us daily that at Marian we would have the support and inspiration we needed to succeed.

34 "The Jury" (Jevon Hatcher, Rafael Beltran, Indira Guevara) ponders Martin Munoz's defense of Emily Grierson in AP English.

35 David Nigh and Jennifer Strong, team up to get their homework done.

JaBari Brown gives Martin Munoz a piece of advice. The Gauntlet staff consults with yearbook company representative, Steve Bailey.

36 Cooperation came easily at Marian. The difference is the environment and faculty. With fewer students here at Marian, it has been easier to work together. Students felt that teachers were more involved in student activity and since our ratio of students to teachers is 4 to I, teachers had more time to work individually with their students. Ms. Vivio stated, "Students here are cooperative to work with and I really enjoy the effort they put out.'' It all boiled down to the atmosphere of the school. Students felt that at Marian we were one big family and we were not bodies in a crowd. That is what gave students the cooperation and teamwork they needed to succeed.

April Atalig, Florence Escudero, CarmenCalleja, Grace Bibbo, Monica Coralles, and Indira Guevara band together fora physics lab.

"We are a family here at Marian. Everyone knows everyone else and we are willing to help each other in good and bad times." JaBari Brown

37 When asked what keeps him teaching, Mr. Gorsich said, "The basic hope that I will help the students learn the information they need, and using my efforts to help them grow as people.'' Teachers dedicated a great amount of time going through the endless process of grading papers, putting to­ gether lesson plans, and guiding students into making the right decision. Each teacher at Marian contributed their time in helping students make their goals possible to complete. No matter how hard the material was, teachers were always there to encourage us. When asked what was the most satisfying thing about teaching, Mrs. McGregor said, "Knowing I'm making an investment in the future." One of the new teachers here at Marian, Ms. Vivio, spoke of, "the untangible rewards students give teachers when they catch on.'' All in all, dedication is a combination of hard work, cooperation, and the satisfaction of a job well done.

Stephanie Schmitt asks Mr. Napolean for help.

''I like a teacher that makes the class interesting so that I actually want to learn and a teacher who has control over the class.'' Indira Guevara.

38 Sister Nora assisting some parents with any questions.

Mrs. McClain working happily at her desk. Ms. Vivio correcting student's work in her office.

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Monica Corrales rushesbefore classes even start to put last min­ ute touches on her work.

Reginald Fils' 15 minute break is enough time for him to get Tara Duggan's last minute homework is done in homeroom. some work done.

40 I� TEEN STRESS

There's a dreaded plague that hits high school students all over the world. The symptoms of this terrible plague are you don't eat, you get hyper, you get neck problems, you get tired and under pressure all the time. The name of this plague that is sweeping the nation is "TEEN STRESS" (TS). A student I interviewed (anon­ ymous) has A.P. Government,A.P. English, A.P. Spanish, A.P. Spanish, A.P. Calculus, and A.P. Physics for classes. Now this can be a serious cause of TS. Even if you do not have these classes you can still get TS. The unbelievable amounts of homework, extracurricular activities, and a normal social life is really hard to handle for a teenager of the '90s. College is on the minds of a lot of high school students and can also cause a great deal of TS. As suggested by some students here at Marian Catholic High School, a good way to deal with TS is to relax, listen to music, sleep, or just go with the flow.

Serguei Chtchetinkine finds the senior lawn a relaxing place to study.

''Going to a junior college never crossed my mind. Going to a 4 year university would prepare me for the opportunities of going into the real world." Sha-Ron Jones

41 Throughout the 93' -94' school year. Marian students were enthused to do their best. Teachers got the students involved in activities and class discussions. They were a big part of the enthusiasm at Marian. Sherman Simbulan stated, "The characters of the teachers make a school interesting." Stu­ dents worked with the teachers and gave a helping hand in creating an atmosphere we all enjoyed here at Marian. Enthusiasm was a great part of our education.

Mr. Napoleon and his Advanced Math class. FROM BACK: Vincent Martinez, James Pires, Raul Rojas, Jesse Trujillo, Kathlyn Alvarez, Rachel Goding, Ricky Tirado, Ealine Dollente, Theresa Villarosa, and JeffJimenez

"Today is the first day of the rest of your life." -Irma Velasquez

42 ;�· Jason Reyes sneaks a peak at Brian Guillermo's Physics lab.

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Moments after rising, Adrian Romero is on time and ready for first period English. Yearbook staff Demetria Tessada, Sherman Simbulan, and Car­ los Ortiz keep smiling under stress.

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Indira Guevara and Carmen Calleja time revolutions during lab time.

Sherman Simbulan experiments with high-tech equipment in the Florence Escudero and April Atalig attempt the egg-drop Physics project. Physics lab.

44 Bubble, Bubble, Crash, Boom, Bang!! That was the sound of Science at work. Labs and formulas introduced us to different sides of the science world. Many students were either dissecting animals in Biology and Anatomy class, mixing chemicals together in Chemistry or learning about motion in Physics class. Exploration of new things helped students to discover that there was always a different way to do everyday things. Many students used microscopes in science class to come in close contact with what a real organism looked like. When asked what was the most interesting thing in Physics, Sher­ man Simbulan commented, "The multiple hands-on labs." Exploration helped these young individ­ uals to understand that science was always a means to discover something old and new.

Brisa Huezo takes a look into the microscope during Anatomy class.

"Experimenting helped us to under­ stand the difficult concepts in Science." -April Atalig

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Valedictorian Sa lutatorian Jennifer Bell Yugi Hosoe Liberal Arts Plaque Science And Mathematics Plaque Bank Of America Achievement Awards

Bank of America's Achievement Awards went to more than In addition to the certificate winners, more than 3,300 students 14,000 seniors at over 1,000 Public and private high schools were selected as plaque winners. Plaques were awarded to students throughout the state. They were selected by faculty committees at who have outstanding records of performance in a general study their schools as outstanding students in fourteen specific study area, for example: applied arts, fine arts, liberal arts, or science areas and four general study areas. and mathematics. More than 11,500 students were selected as certificate winners Academic and extracurricular records of the plaque winners by faculty committees at their high schools. These winners have were then submitted to the Citizen's Scholarship Foundation of demonstrated excellence in a specific subject area, for example, America, Inc. for evaluation. From the 3,200 plaque applicants, music, art, business, communication, computer studies, mathe­ 320 were selected to compete in one of the ten regional finalevents matics, drama, English, English as a second language, foreign lan­ held throughout the state, where they competed for $28,000 in guage, history, religious studies, science, and social science. Achievement A wards.

46 Monica Corrales Jason Reyes Audrey Nery Stephanie Schmitt Liberal Arts Plaque Art Certificate Communications Certificate Drama Certificate

Jevon Hatcher Carlos Ortiz Cam1en Calleja Yessenia Martinez English Certificate English Certificate Foreign Language Certificate Foreign Language Certificate

Serguei Chtchetinkine Martin Munoz Anarosa Calderon Michelle Fuentes Mathematics Certificate Mathematics Certificate Religious Studies Certificate Religious Studies Certificate

Sherman Simbulan JaBari Brown James Hawkin Religious Studies Certificate Science Certificate Social Studies Certificate

47 1/t>UUJ /olt 11 tett>1t'f-! y leaps and Bbounds, en­ rollment in sports took off this year, not on­ ly with the var­ sity and junior varsity, but with the freshmen teams which provided essen­ tial experience for young play­ ers. The revital­ ized Crusaders charged out, leaving a trail of Anjanette Barajas and Maritza Ban­ uelos reach for the sky as Debbie beaten oppo­ Gorsich. Karina Santana, and Erica nents in their Sandoval support them. The cheer­ leaders are the trademark of Marian wake. Accord­ pride. ing to Justin Vil­ lafranca, ''Team unity led to the success of our Crusader teams.'' Wheth­ er they won or lost, one thing was for sure; the Marian spirit kept going strong.

48 Olegario Vasquez (77). busts a hole for Jer­ ami Matlock-Brown (20) to blaze through. The lineman/running back combination made Marian's running game unstoppable.

49 Marian fo otball this year was at its finest. The Varsity team ventured to Japan, becoming the first American High School to play a football game in Japan. "This was one of the most in­ teresting experiences of my life', said Brian Guillermo. Thirty six Crusaders courageously went to this unknown country with only one thing in mind: VICTORY. But they came back to America with so much more. Facing off in the afternoon heat of Japan, Marian came out on top of the Yokota Panthers. The final score came out to be 26-8. Both the offensive and de­ fensive squads of the Crusader team dominated the field. The trip to Tokyo turned out to be a very memorable learning experience. After an in­ tense footballpractice in the morning, the play­ ers were given the chance to explore the sights and culture of Japan. Riding in jam-packed sub­ ways, eating Japanese food, walkingthrough the busy streets of Tokyo, and being in the middle Rel of a typhoon are only some of the experiences 9B1 Making that would never be forgotten. The players were able to experience the hospitality of the Japa­ nese culture. No player could ever forget the twelve-hour plane rides to and from the United States. Most importantly, the win at Yokota will always be remembered. tJ tr. t>i;

ABOVE - The Marian Crusaders come together after the win. Felix Martinez(cen­ ter) Hold the Samari Swords given to Marian by Yokota.

RIGHT - Jerami Matlock, Chris Dumlao, James McElwain, David Nigh, Portland Bates, Jesse Trujillo, Lavon and LaJuan Lynch, Erick De La Rosa, and Coach Siegfried gather in the Narita airport in Tokyo.

50 BELOW - The entire Crusader team lifts their BELOW - The Crusaders celebrate around Coach Sieg- Adrian Romero and Justin Villafranca find themselves helmets after the win in Yokota. fried as he holds the winnings in Japan. in a new country.

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ABOVE - Coach Mike David receives the Samari swords from the Panthers head coach as the players from both teams look on.

LEFT - The Crusaders come out of cop of the Yokota Panthers by the score of 26-8.

Adrian Romero, An Rodriguez, and Justin Villafranca enjoy the long plane ride home.

51 This year the Crusader sea­ sible was the offensive line. the offe nses of many teams. son was filled with many chal­ The elite group consisted of The defensive line- Adrian lenges. After having charged seniors Feliz Martinez, Richard Romero, Ercik De La Rosa, and out at the beginning of Javier Melendrez pres­ the season, they ran in­ sured many quarter­ to a minor slump, but backs with a rush. The managed to recover in linebackers consisted time for the playoffs . of Justin Villafranca, Their record did not in­ James McElwain, Port­ dicate the heart or ef­ land Bates, Danny Ra­ fort with which they mirez, and Felix Mar­ played with. Their de­ tinez. Offensively and termination was appar­ defensively, everyone ent in the many close participated. The spe­ games they played. The ABOVE - Jerami Matlock holds on tight as he runs yet another cial teams especially Crusaders hung on un­ Crusader touchdown. made sure nobody was til the end and came out left out. All the players victorious several felt satisfied with a times. The season was sense of having con- a valuable experience for the Medina, Olegario Vasquez, tributed to the team. The com­ players for the years to fo llow. Danny Ramirez, And Sergio bined talent and effort was Marian's main offensive Melendrez. what make the Crusaders vic­ threat was its running games. The defensive unit proved to torious. Making the running game pos- be very resourceful in facing

Top Row: J.C. Torres, E. Gurrola, F. Leon, 0. Vazquez, R. Garcia, L. Lynch, P. Bates, L.J. Lynch, J. Ortiz, J. Villafranca, J. Matlock, Third Row: D. Ramirez, F. Martinez, G. De LaRiva, 0. Rivero, B. Amivisca, R. Medina, E. DeLaRosa, A. Romero, A. Guess, 8. Guillerrno, J. DelRosario, E. Hays, Second Row: R. Roxas, J. Siegfried. D. Napoleon, C. Cornick, M. David, R. Roxas, J. Parker, G. Milke, D. Sheppard, Bottom Row: C. Dumlao, J. Trujillio, J. Jimenez, R. Tirado, 0. MacFarland, M. Barba, S. Mendoza, D. Ignacio, M. DiMatulac, A. Rodriquez, D. Nigh.

52 MARIAN 26 8 Yokota 14 13 University City 26 12 El Cajon 18 46 Mt. Empire 20 34 Montgomery 0 IO Clairemont 46 31 Christian 6 48 St. Augustine 6 26 Mission Bay 34 0 Coronado CIF 20 30 Bishops

ABOVE - Danny Ramirez and Erick De La Rosa storm the quarterback again for a sack.

ABOVE - Portland Bates cuts up ABOVE - James McElwain turns upfield as after receiving a powering Richard Medina and Danny Ramirez make from Felix Martinez. the holes.

LEFT - Justin Villafranca and LEFT - Sergio Melendrez and Carlos lluarte James McElwain cover the sweep talk strategy with Coach Siefield on the side­ to the outside. lines.

53 PUMPITUP This year they decid­ record of 8-2. This has ed to establish them­ been the best record for selves among Marian's a J.V. football program all-time greatest teams. ever. Now and forever, They rumbled through other J. V. teams will be the Harbor League, measured up against posting an undefeated them and what they ac­ League record. They complished. Go Cru­ dominated the other saders! teams along their cam­ paign as well, posting MARIAN 13 6 Horizon Christian 24 12 University City an impressive overall 21 0 El Cajon 27 0 Mt. Empire 19 37 Montgomery 21 13 Clairemont 45 0 Christian 17 8 St. Augustine 0 21 Mission Bay 27 13 Coronado

LEFT - Coach Milke and Marco Barba straighten out their strategies on the sidelines.

RIGHT - Sammy Mendoza releases a pass as he receives protection from Marco Barba, Octavio Macfarland, and John Austerly.

Top Row: Coach Napoleon, E. Gurrola, J. Jimenez, J. Trujillo, C. Dumlao, 0. Macfarland, • S. Mendoza. D. Nigh, J. Del Rosario, M. Barba, G. De La Riva, D. Ignacio, Coach Milke. ABOVE - Jay Del Rosario cuts up through the holes to score once Bottom Row: M. Zurita, J. Castillo, H. Romero, J. Canada, R. McGurk, J. Austerly, J. Pe- again for the Crusaders. traglia, G. Rodriguez, J. Maldonado, M. Fuentes

54 THE NEXT GENERATION This was the year of stars in the making. De­ the Freshman Football spite their losses, eve­ Team' s debut. Though ryone was proud of their record would not them. The freshmenob­ indicate so, they played tained the essential with heart and desire. playing time needed to They never gave up no step up to the J.V. level. matter how insur­ Experience is the key mountable the odds. factor in a player's de­ They faced all obstacles velopment. Now the head on, with many players will know what young talented players to expect and be ready standing out as future for next year.

MARIAN O 2 La Jolla Country Day 0 38 St. Augustine 21 6 Orange Glen 20 13 Vista 8 13 St. Augustine 7 14 University 7 20 Francis Parker

ABOVE-ABOVE - The Freshman ABOVE - Jose Maldonado reaches Team rushes on to the field to eel- for another spectacular reception as ebrate after a win. he leaves the ground. Top Row: S. Walker, J. Matlock, R. Nault, P. Cota, T. Dougherty, M. Gamboa, N. Moore, S. Kelley, J. Gorsich, H. Chua, Coach Daniel; Second Row: J. Egger, E. Whiting, A. Asaro, C. Valle, J. Dohman, E. Hollenbeck, W. Davis, D. McGlinchey, A. Stephens, J. Combs; Bottom Row: E. Dollente, K. Parnell, J. Poukkula, T. Hyde, A. Almavaz, N. Gallegos, P. Banayo, E. Hays. 55 SPIKEDFORVI CTORY The girls' varsity teammates; Veronica volleyball team was a Carrillo, Monica Cor­ force to reckon with. rales, Jennifer Bell, They practiced hard Rachel Goding, and and went out with a Leslie Root. They fin­ fiery determination to ished with a respecta­ win. They were led by ble record of 8 and 7, their starters: Seniors; which should have Indira Guevara, Patty earned them a playoff Tovar, Yessenia Mar­ berth. According to tinez, Sha-Ron Jones, Mr. Hecht, ''The play­ and Juniors; Larissa ers were very enthusi­ Concepcion and Y as­ astic. We played tough mine Descalzi. They against all of our op­ were helped by their ponents. The girls strong supporting worked very hard.''

Date Team Mon. Sept. 13 Sama FE Christian L Mon. Sept. 20 Lutheran w Wed. Sept. 22 Christian L Fri. Sept. 24 Clairemont L Wed. Sept. 29 Coronado w Fri. Oct. I Gompers w Wed. Oct. 6 Mar Vista w Sat. Oct. 9 Serra Tournament-VAR Wed. Oct. 13 OLP L Fri. Oct. 15 Christian L Wed. Oct. 20 Clairemont L Fri. Oct. 22 Coronado w Wed. Oct. 27 Gompers w Fri. Oct. 29 Mar Vista w Fri. Nov. 5 OLP L

(Top left) Coach Greg Hecht, Patty Tovar, Rachel Goding, Sha-Ron Jones. Veronica Carillo, Leslie Root, Yasmine Descalzi, with manager Paul Rojas. (Bottom left) Indira Guavarra, Larissa Concep­ cion, Jennifer Bell, Monica Coralles, and in the center score-keeper, Grace Bibbo. Junior Larissa Concepcion and Seniors Patty Tovar and In­ dira Guevarra wait forthe return pass.

56 Giving it all she has, Indira Guevara, aims for an ace. Patty Tovar delivering her serve.

(Above) Yasmine Descalzi, Sha-Ron Jones, Yes- (Right) Sha-Ron Jones has her mind set senia Martinez and Indira Guevara are prepared on one thing and that's the ball. for the coming serve.

57 WHAT A DIG!

The girls' J.V. volleyball team They played on an extremely com­ showed a lot of determination this petitive level which proved to be too year. Many of the players were in­ much for many of their opponents. experienced and did not know what Th ese players never gave up and to expect. They were taught the fun­ played to their utmost abilities in damentals, and as the season went each and every game. They dem­ by they learned the high school onstrated that they were willing and sports system. They developed as capable of moving up to the varsity individual players and a team unit. level.

Daniella Mendoza serving the ball as Clar­ rissa Bash observes her serve.

Date Team Santa Fe Christian Mon. Scp1. 13 wL Mon. Sep!. 20 Lutheran Wed. Sept 22 Chrislian L Fri. Clairemont Sep1. 24 wL Wed. Scp1. 29 Coronado Fri. Gompers w Oc1. I w Wed. Oc1. 6 Mar Vista Wed. Oct. 13 OLP L Fri. Oct. 15 Chris1ian L Wed. Oct. 20 Clairemont L Fri. Oct. 22 Coronado w Gompers w Wed. Oct. 27 w Fri. Oct. 29 Mar Vista Fri. Nov. 5 OLP L

Top left- Coach Hecht, manager Terrence Wells, Lupita Maldonado, Manisa Manere, Daniella Mendoza, Clarrissa Bash, Angelica Alvarez, Emily Glendenning, Mara Del­ gado, Shem Pinedo, and assistant Raul Rojas. Bottom left- Rose Rabanal, Christina Loffredo, Carolina Salas, and Monica Hatcher.

58 GOING THE EXTRA MILE

A huge turnoutgreeted the arrival of the girls. These individuals talents and efforts cross country season. Countless freshmen helped them make C.I.F. this year. Next joined the ranks of an already impressive year they are certain to go further. ''Com­ roster. This group included C.I.F. veterans pared to last year, we're 100% better," James Pierce _and Kevin Cosgriff from the said Kevin Cosgriff. ''But next year we're boys. Edna Malaga, Margarita Mc Govern, going all the way to the state meet." Ana Escobedo, and Annette Valle from the

Kevin Cosgriffglides through the other run­ ners in an attempt to finish the race.

0ront row top right-Rose Rabanal, Clarrissa Bash. and Mara Delgado Top row: Edith Braswell, James Pierres, Kevin Cosgriff, Jon George, Joseph :et up with their setter Christina Loffredo. Mayo. Front row: Edna Malaga, Ana Escobedo, Margarita Mc Govern, An­ gelica Cardona, and Coach Dean Knight. Not Pictured: Jesseray Gordo, Kai Muellar, and Rebecca Cardoso.

59 GOING FOR ANAC E

This year the girls' tennis team un­ derwent a rebuilding year. Their line­ up was dominated by inexperienced underclassmen who were taught the es­ sential fundamentals by Coach Jere­ miah. Their record did not demonstrate the hard work and the spirit that the girls possessed. What was important though, was that they enjoyed them­ selves while learning. "Playing tennis was a lot of fun,'' said Cecilia Romero. Her sentiments were echoed among all the other players.

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Angela Olson, Jennifer Alayon, Lizette Bartel, Cindy Guido, Coach Jeremiah, Kathleyn Alvarez, Jaime Diekmann, Cecilia Romero, Alejandra Appel, and Silda Montano.

60 Cecilia Romero awaits forher partner Silda Montano to hit the ball cross courtto their opponents.

Date Team Mon. Sept. 13 Bishops Wed. Sept. 15 Christian Tues. Sept. 21 Clairemont Thurs. Sept. 23 Coronado Tues. Sept. 28 Mar Vista Tues. Oct. 5 OLP Thurs. Oct. 7 Bishops Tues. Oct. 12 Christian Thurs. Oct. 14 Clairemont Freshmen Cecilia Romero was the only girl tennis player who made it to the C.I.F. Sem- Tues. Oct. 19 Coronado ifinals. Thurs. Oct. 21 Mar Vista Thurs. Oct. 28 OLP

Jennifer Alayon is waiting to return a serve for a crusader victory.

Cindy Guido and Kathleyn Alvarez are determined to win their match.

61 Excitement preluded the Marian Varsity Boys Basketball season with the arrival of a new coaches, Richard Hicks and John Otis. The Crusaders were ready to rumble. They be­ gan their training with the energetic enthusi­ asm apparent throughout the entire season. The team never gave up against insurmountable odds. They went out every night and put in I00 percent effort to each and every play. The team was lead by Senior, Felix Martinez, who drove the ball up the court and inspired his teammates to play to their utmost potential. Other key players included Seniors, JaBari Brown, Jevon Hatcher, Juniors, three point specialist-John George, Kevin Cosgriff-Her­ nandez, and Billy Amavisca. Kevin Cosgriff stated, "We faced a lot of hard games, but we learned to stick together and do our besl.'' This team showed they could keep up a good attitude even through their difficult games. Above- LaJuan Lynch shoots fortwo with the jumpshot. This showed what a hard working team was all about.

BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Mervin Dimatulac, Jevon Hatcher, Jabari Brown MIDDLE ROW: Francisco Leon, Gerardo Dela Riva, Kevin Cosgriff-Hernandez, Lajuan Lynch FRONT ROW: Coach Richard Hicks, Felix Martinez, John George, Billy Amavisca, Danny Leon, Coach John Otis

62 Below- Felix Maninez jpballumps to make the easy lay-up with no opponents around.

Above-John George dribbles closer the net as Jevon Hatcher looks on. 1993-94 Schedule Dec. 3 vs. Crawford Dec. 6 vs. Army-Navy Dec. 14 vs. Escondido Dec. 21 vs. West Hills Jan. 7 vs. Clairemont Jan. 11 vs. Horizon Christian Jan. 14 vs. St. Augustine Jan. 21 VS. Christian Jan. 28 vs. Mar Vista Feb. I vs. Coronado Feb. 4 vs. Clairemont Above- Jevon Hatcher reaches high in front to sink an easy two points for the Crusaders. Feb. 8 vs. St. Augustine Feb. 10 vs. Christian Feb. 15 vs. Coronado Feb. 17 vs. Mar Vista 63 SWISH!!! Scoring, shooting, and winning were some of the things Marian's Junior Varsity Boys Basketball team accomplished this year. The young Crusaders knew how to drive up the court, push the ball, and go for a vic­ tory as done in the past. The JV coach, Greg McBride pushed them to many victories which led them to winning over their opponents. The Crusader team worked hard together to win their games as they did against Clairemont. "We won games by play­ ing as a team and being unselfish," said Junior Danny Ignacio. The team­ mates' attitudes were very positive and strong and that is exactly what they needed to have a successful sea­ son.

Above- Danny Ignacio goes up for two points with the lay-up.

1993-1994 Schedule

Dec. 3 vs. Crawford Dec. 6 vs. Army-navy Dec. 9 vs. Tri-City Christian Dec. 10 vs. West Hills Dec. 14 vs. Escondodo Dec. 16 vs. University Jan. 7 vs. Clairemont Jan. 14 vs. St. Augustine Jan. 21 vs. Christian Jan. 28 vs. Mar Vista Feb. I vs. Coronado Feb. 8 vs. St. Augustine Feb. 10 vs. Christian 15 vs. Feb. Coronado BACK ROW-LETT TO RIGHT: Matthew McBride, Coach McBride, MIDDLE ROW: Joe Ortiz, James Pires, Feb. 17 vs. Mar Vista Monte Jackson, Jay Del Rosrio, FRONT ROW: Jesse Gordo. La Von Lynch, Danny Ignacio, Philip Cota. Joseph Mayo NOT PICTURED: Marcos Zurita, Sam Kelly

64 JUMP BALL! This year the Freshmen Boys managed to overcome it. Basketball team was out to ''Whenever we go out on to the dominate once again. This court for a game, all we can young group had much to learn, think about is doing our best," but proved to be better than av­ said David McGlinchy. On of­ erage. Players such as Amad fense, the Freshmen team was Stevens, Norman Moore, and virtually unstoppable. The de­ Jesse Combs led this team to fensewas the powerhouse that their victories. Pressure had won games. been put on this team but they

BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Norman Moore, Philip Cota, Jason Dohman, Sam Kelly. Coach Walker FRONT ROW: Ernesto Layon, A. Asaro, Jess Combs, Nick Gallegos

1993-94 Schedule

Dec. 11 vs. Lancers Dec. 18 vs. Trojans Jan. 8 vs. Red Devils Jan. 15 vs. Raiders Jan. 22 vs. Titans Jan. 29 vs. Spartans Feb. 5 VS. Barons Feb. 19 vs. Aztecs

LEFT- Sam Kelly demonstrates his jump shot as he leads his team to another victory. 65 Below- Yessenia Martinez goes up for yet another for the Crusaders.

Above- Sha-Ron Jones and Elizabeth Gomez fi ght their op­ ponents for the ball.

1993-94 Schedule

Dec. 3 vs. Crawford Dec. 7 vs. Calvin Christian Dec. 9 vs. Eastlake Dec. 15 vs. University Jan. 4 vs. Bishops Jan. 7 vs. Ctairemont Jan. 11 vs. Horizon Christian Jan. 14 vs. OLP Jan. 21 vs. Christian Jan. 28 vs. Mar Vista Feb. vs. Coronado Feb. 2 vs. Bishops Feb. 4 vs. Clairemont Above- Sha-Ron Jones puts up the shot as Rachel Goding Indira Guevara shows her talent wit! Feb. 8 VS. OLP waits for the rebound. Feb. 10 vs. Christian Feb. 15 VS. Coronado Feb. 17 VS. Mar Vista

66 FULL FORCE Under the direction of first year coach, Gomez, Vanessa Manuel, and Sopho­ Tamara Austin, the 1993-94 Girls Varsi­ mores Marissa Manere, Clarissa Bash, ty Basketball team was on it's way to a Elaine Dollente, Leslie Root, and Moni­ successful season. Returning 3-time var­ ca Hatcher worked hard offensively and sity letter, Indira Guevara and 2-time defensively to prove themselves as win­ varsity lettermen Yessenia Martinez and ners. The Lady Crusaders faces many Sha-Ron Jones brought speed and enthu­ tough games. Even though they did not siasm on and off the courts. New uni­ always come out victorious, in a special forms and a newly surface gym floor sense they were always winners. Yessen­ brought positive spirits to the Lady Cru­ ia Martinez comments, "A new team at­ saders. There was only one thing on their titude would lead us to more victories.'' minds: a new banner to hang on the gym The important thing was that they played wall. Senior Lucero Mejia; Juniors Yaz­ hard which led them to have a challeng­ min Descalzi, Rachel Goding, Elizabeth ing but fun season.

the jump shot as she shoots for two. BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Marissa Manere, Indira Guevara, Yasmin Descalzi, Rachel Goding, Yes­ senia Martinez, Sha-Ron Jones, Coach Tamara Austin FRONT ROW: Lucero Mejia, Elaine Dollente, Va­ nessa Manuel, Clarissa Bash, Leslie Root NOT PICTURED: Elizabeth Gomez

67 SHOOT-4-TWO Pulling on their blue and gold jerseys, but we learn from our mistakes.'' the Girls JV Basketball team took their The Girls JV Basketball season was a first step towards success. Under the learning experience and a rebuilding head coaching of Richard Cosgriff, the time. This brilliant team of players were Lady Crusaders took different steps that always full of confidence and motivation led them to victory. The team whipped that contributed to several victories such itself into a powerful and confident as Crawford and Clairemont. Freshman group of young girls seeking a successful Nina Del Rosario stated, "As a team we season. Coach Cosgriff commented, did our best in every game and gave "We've improved our offense by seven 1 15% of our potentials.'' These girls not points and our defense by ten points. only exhibited excellent endurance, but That's a seventeen point positive turn­ also great teamwork. around. We may have lost some games,

1993-94 Schedule Dec. 3 VS. Crawford Above-Alejandra Appel goes for two points with Dec. 7 vs. Calvin Christian the jump shot. Dec. 9 VS. Easilake Dec. 15 VS. University Jan. 4 VS. Bishops Jan. vs. Clairemom Jan. 14 vs. OLP Jan. 21 vs. Christian Jan. 28 VS. Mar Vista Feb. vs. Coronado I vs. Feb. 2 Bishops Feb. 4 vs. Clairemonl Feb. 7 VS. Parker Feb. 8 VS. OLP vs. Feb. 10 Christian Feb. 15 vs. Coronado Feb. 17 vs. Mar Vis1a

Back Row: Coach Cosgriff, J. Mata; Middle Row: R. Cardosa, B. Morales, B. Guitierrez, A. Appel, R. Above-Rebeca Cardosa dribbles the ball closer to the n Rabanal, L. Rodriguez; Front Row: C. Loffredo, N. De!Rosario, C. Salas, G. Estrada, K. Davis, T. to take the shot. Villarosa

68 Linda Rodriguez and Bianca Morrales work together to stop the shot.

DUNKING IT! The Freshman Girls Basketball Mr. Cosgriff and James Mata this team raged with enthusiasm on the year. They directed the girls to court to earn exactly what they have fun and a winning season. wanted, a lot of wins. With great Maya Salazar stated, "We worked team effort by Maya Salazar, Clau­ hard at winning our games." A lot dia Tapia, Kristel Rios, Nena Del of pressure was put on these young Rosario, and Kenna Chavez, the girls but they showed that they had freshman team had a well paid off enough confidence to handle it. season. The team was coached by

Coach Cosgifftalks strategy with his freshman 1993-94 Schedule girls as they prepare to sta11another game. Dec. 4 vs. Grossmont Dec. 18 vs. Vahalla Jan. 8 VS. Vahalla Jan. 11 vs. Granite Hills Jan. 18 vs. Grossmont Jan. 22 vs. El Capitan Jan. 29 vs. West Hills Feb. 1 VS. Santana Feb. 8 vs. Grossmont Feb. 12 VS. El Capitan Feb. 15 vs. Santana Feb. 19 vs. West Hills

Back Row: Coach Cosgriff, J. Mata; Middle Row: C. Tapia, R. Cardosa, C. Oroszo, M. Salazar, A. Alvarez, A. Appel, K. Rios; Bottom Row: K. Lopez, L. Ny, M. Cosgriff-Hernandez, N. DelRosario, A. Valle, l. Trejo, C. Loffredo. Claudia Tapia goes up for the rebound for the Freshman Crusaders.

69 AGAINST ALL ODDS

The Boys Varsity Soccer Team ter school. No matter how pressured consisted of a majority of returning they were to score a goal, they never season players and a small number lost hope. With the leading scorer, of newcom- Jorge Cornejo ers. Even and their solid though the defense, the soccer season team worked was a difficult to their fullest one, the play­ potential. De­ ers did not let termination that get in the burnedas they way of their pysched personal goals themselves up and expecta­ by saying tions. The "Marian" on boys varsity three. In vic­ team had their tory or defeat, losses, but they hung to­ they contin­ gether as the ued showed fire lingered great dedica­ within their tion in coming dedicated to practice hearts. every day af- James McElwain grins as Olegario Vasquez poses for the camera before game time.

BACK ROW-LEFf TO RIGHT: Serguei Chtchetinkine, James McElwain, Olegario Vasquez, Dusan Martin, Eddie Gurrola MIDDLE ROW: Coach Hill, Luis Robles, Walter Davis, Eric Hollenbeck, Fred James McElwain deflects the ball away from the goal i Daniel Ramirez BOTTOM ROW: Miguel Herandez, Santiago Slayton, Jorge Cornejo, Oscar Torres, the Crusaders defend their goal. Coach Jeremiah

70 James McElwain makes his way down field in search of a goal. Nov. 30 vs. Madison Dec. 3 vs. La Jolla Country Day Dec. 7 vs. Army-navy Dec. 9 vs. Francis Parker Dec. 14 vs. Clavin Christian Dec. 16 vs. Santa Fe Christian Jan. 7 vs. Serra Jan. 12 vs. Clairemont Jan. 14 vs. Christian Jan. 19 vs. St. Augustine Jan. 21 vs. Mar Vista Jan. 24 vs. Crawford Jan. 26 vs. Coronado Jan. 28 vs. Clairemont Feb. 2 vs. Christian Feb. 4 vs. St. Augustine Feb. 9 vs. Mar Vista Feb. 16 vs. Coronado ---- ..-: --:::

Oscar Torres works his way around the defender. Walter Davis charges in chase of the ball.

71 FULFILLING our GOAL The Girls Varsity Soccer team came together and gave it their best. Head Coach, Mr. Cornick, made sure his de­ fense kept the ball away from goalkeep­ er, Patty Tovar's hands. Assistant­ Coach, Miss Thompson, on the other hand, worked very hard with the mid­ fielders and forwards to keep the ball in the opposing goal keeper's face. Even though the team was fairly new, new­ comer coaches Thompson and Cornick were optimistic. Cornick shared his thoughts about the team by saying, ''I love the girls, they really worked hard. I think if we would have had the chance Laura Hays is determined to get possession of the to work more in the past years, we ball. would win it all. They were used to do­ ing whatever they wanted, and now 1993-94 Schedule they want to win; they are learning what it means to win." Thompson said, Dec. 17 Vs. La Jolla Country Day "We have a strongly devoted team, Jan. 4 Vs. Bishops whose effort and enthusiasm developed Jan. 6 Vs. Santa Fe Christian the group into a winning team. I also Jan. 11 Vs. Mar Vista enjoyed working with the girls outside Jan. 13 Vs. Christian the classroom; it was a growing experi­ Jan. 18 Vs. Coronado ence for us all." To the surprise of Jan. 26 Vs. OLP many, there was a great interest in join­ Jan. 27 Vs. Mar Vista ing the soccer team this year. In the Feb. I Vs. Christian words of Captain Grace Bibbo, "For all Feb. 3 Vs. Coronado the seniors on the team, this year meant Feb. 8 Vs. Clairmont the end of a new era, for the underclass­ Feb. 9 Vs. Parker men it meant the beginning.'' Feb. 15 Vs. OLP The Crusaders' offense strives to get a goal.

TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Larissa Concepcion, Laura Hays, Coach Cornick, Coach Thompson, Running faster than the ball travels, Emma Hays an< Emma Hays, Erica Clemenson MIDDLE ROW: Stephanie Schmitt, Grace Bibbo, Raquel Ruiz, Patty Tovar, Tara Duggan, Vanessa Ibarra, Jessica Morales BOTTOM ROW: Lizabeth Morales, Nadia Salas, Lupita Maldonado, Jennifer Strong, Alejandra Ozuna, Edna Malagna

72 Keeping in control, Edna Malagna shows what it's difficult to score off the Crusaders.

Lupita Maldonado aggressively tries to the ball from a Christian opponent.

Concentrating on her opponent, Erica Clemenson tries to keep control of the ball.

Stephanie Schmitt Emma Hays and Erica Clemenson display a great deal of Vanessaa Ibarra strongly kicks the ball to a teammate while running full speed down take control. agility in out-maneuvering their opponents. the field.

73 Smash Hit!! The Varsity Baseball team came In the outfield was Freshman, out very strong. It was a relatively Juan Denny in center, Junior, Octa­ young team consisting of only 3 re­ vio McFarland in left and Javier turning seniors. Justin Villafranca, Melendrez in right. Justin Villafan­ Brian Guillermo, and Sergio Melen­ ca controlled the infield from short­ drez provided the team with the stop. At the plate, the power came leadership needed to win games. from every player on the line-up. The strength of the team came from "We are a good strong team this its defense. Sergio Melendrez, Mar­ year and the best thing is that we all cos Zurita, and Kevin Cosgriff pro­ work together," said Justin Villaf­ vided most of the pitching for the ranca. Crusaders.

Above-Top left: Coach Absier, S. Melendrez, J. Villafranca, E. Hays, J. Melendrez, K. Cosgriff-Hernandez, B. Guillermo, Coach Anthony. Bottom left: B. Amavisca, J. Perez, 0. McFarland, M. Zurita, M. Zepeda, J. Denny.

74 Left-Brian Guillermo displays his amazing acrobatics as he dives for the ball.

Below-Kevin Cosgriff takes a throw for the out at first.

Above-Jose Perez watches the ball fly out of the park.

I 994 Baseball Mar. 5 vs. El Cajon Apr. 19 vs. St. Augustine Mar. 8 vs. S.F. Christian Apr. 21 vs. Coronado Mar. 18 vs. Eastlake Apr. 26 vs Christian Mar. 21 vs. Crawford Apr. 28 vs. Clairemont Mar. 23 vs. Morse May 3 vs. Mar Vista Mar. 25 vs. San Diego May 5 vs. St. Augustine Mar. 28, 29, 30, 31 at Las Vegas May IO vs. Coronado Apr. 5 vs. Hoover May 12 vs. Christian Apr. 6 vs. Lincoln May 17 vs. Clairemont Apr. 12 vs. Mar Vista May 19 vs. Mar Vista

Justin Villafranca goes to make a routine play a first base.

75 Line Drive!! The Girls Varsity Softball team had many positive changes this 1994 season: a new head coach, new uniforms, and an improved playing field. Coach David Napoleon helped their self- esteem and gave them a winning attitude. This attitude reflected on the entire team, as they finished with a great winning season. Four year Varsity starter Yessenia Martinez said, "Our new attitude was definitely what led us to so many victories. It helped us to get along better as a team, and learn to have respect forone another." The desire to win was felt by the entire team and this team unity resulted in a great winning season. Seniors Yessenia Martinez, Lucero Mejia, Indira Guevara, Sha-Ron Jones, Patricia Tovar, April Atalig, Tara Dugan, Grace Bibbo, and Laura Hays contributed their experience and wisdom. Juniors Yaz­ mjn Descalzi, Rachel Goding, Jeniffer Franzen, Lupita Maldonado, Angela Olson, and Soph­ omore Clarissa Bash contributed the desire to win. These contributions came together and the results were positive. Their surprising win against long - time rival La Jolla Country, Day, Coach Napoleon and Coach De la Rosa, Big 16 to 4, spoke for itself. smiles after a big win.

Top row, from left to right: Coach De La Rosa, Jeniffer Franzen, Sha-Ron Jones, Laura Hays, Yessenia Maninez, Angela Olson, Indira Guevara. Middle row, from left to right: April Atalig, Lucero Mejia, Rachel Goding, Patricia Tovar, Yazmin Descalzi, Coach David Napoleon. Bottom row, from left to right: Tara Dugan, Lupita Maldonado, Grace Bibbo, Clarissa Bash

76 Fri. April 15 @ Clairemont Wed. April 20 @ Christian Fri. April 22 OLP Wed. April 27 Mar Vista Fri. April 29 @ Coronado Wed. May 4 Clairemonl Fri. May 6 Christian Wed. May II @OLP Fri. May 13 @ Mar Vista Wed. May 18 Coronado Fri. May 20 League Playoff

Three year varsity starter Yazmin Descalzi fields another Jeniffer Franzen is very sure of this out! easy out.

Grace Bibbo is ready to crush the ball. Clarissa Bash prepares to launch another strike. Indira Guevara awaits an easy out.

Rachel Goding in flawless motion pre­ Jeniffer Franzen, Indira Guevara, April Atalig, Yessenia Martinez, Lucero Mejia, Sha­ Coach David Napoleon gives his pares the pitch. Ron Jones, Patricia Tovar, Angela Olson, Laura Hays, Tara Duggan, Rachel Goding, team advice for future games. Clarissa Bash, Lupita Maldonado, Yazmin Descalzi, Coach De La Rosa, and Coach Napoleon take time out to pose for a picture after a long but successful game.

77 Th e Marian Crusader Junior Varsity Baseballteam came out was on his first year with the hitting with Junior Var­ one of their sity Baseball strongest teams team and ever. The team was very was small, con­ pleased with sisting of only his athletes. 12 players, but ''This year they get the job our team done. Fresh­ was very m an Amad strong and Stevens and we anticipat­ David Mc­ ed a very Glinchy were successful Above-Gerardo De La Riva goes to pick only two of the up a grounder at second. season,'' strong players said Amad who carried the team. Returning Stevens. The young JV team members, Oscar Alvarez and worked to have a very produc- Marco Barba brought leadership tive season.

Above-Top Left: Mr. McGlinchy, D. McGlinchy, J. Ortiz, T. Dougherty-Sanders, N. Moore, G. De La Riva, 0. Alvarez, Coach Walker. Bottom left: M. Barba, A. Asaro, T. Amaya, A. Melen­ Above-Marco Barba shoots for first to get the out. drez, E. Hollenbeck, J. Combs, A. Stevens

78 The J.V. Girls softball team had a brought back confidenceand the desire different outlook for this 1994 season. to win in each one of her players. The Under new head coach, Mrs. Hollen­ ability to improve their skills, win, and beck, this year's team was determined have fun was no challenge for this great to win, and they did. Coach Hollenbeck team.

Andrea Del Rio taking practice seriously. Leslie Root winds up for the release.

Above-Eric Hollenbeck gets ready to hit another shot.

Gina prepares to make a perfect throw. Top row, from left to right: Krisvell Sanches, Mancilla Aura, Pia McCotter, Rose Rabanal, Monica Hatcher, Alejandra Appel, Coach Hollenbeck, Mrs. Wagoner. Middle row, from left to right: Coach McCotter, Jaimie Foti, Nina Del Rosario, Gina, Irma Trejo, Amanda Maninez, Raquel Ruiz. Bottom row, from left to right: Andrea Del Rio, Leslie Root, Danielle Mendoza.

79 Serve it Up

The 1994 Varsity Volleyball team had a vigorous and chal­ lenging season with only one re­ turning player, Raul Roj as. The team was made up of freshmen, juniors, and seniors. The two new coaches, Coach Hecht and Coach Allard, helped the team develop and refine their skills. There were many incredible digs by Christian Valle and John Poukkula. Kai Muller, Raul Ro­ jas, and Sherman Simbulan con­ tributed with their great sets. James Pires, Jason Reyes, Sher­ man Simbulan, Jose Maldonado, and Kai Muller had kills that echoed in the gym. Tino Men­ doza and Danny Leon helped the team with their many blocks. There were many hard-fought games, especially against Clai­ remont and Saint Augustine. Dedication, motivation, and con­ Above-Raul Rojas leaps high to get the kill. centration were the qualities that set this team apart.

1994 Boys Volleyball Mar. 22 vs. Gompers Mar. 24 vs. Mar Vista Apr. 5 vs. Bishops Apr. 7 vs. St. Augustine Apr. 12 vs. Christian Apr. 14 vs Clairemont Apr. 19 vs. Gompers Apr. 26 vs Mar Vista Apr. 28 vs. Bishops May 3 vs. St. Augustine May 5 vs. Christian May LO vs. Clairemont May 12 vs. Parker

Above-James Pires jumps up against Above-Sherman Simbulan displays his abilities as he jumps up to the net for a block. make the kill.

80 Below-Jason Reyes shows his serving techniques on the court Below-Kai Mueller and James Pires listen as coach Allerd talks strategy.

Above-Top Left: Coach Hecht, K. Mueller, J. Reyes, C. Valle, Coach Allerd, Bottom Left: J. Poukkula, R. Rojas, J. Pires, S. Simbulan.

81 Over the Net

Top row: Jason Dohman, Serguei Chtehetinkine, Jevon Hatcher, Robert Zelda, JaBari Brown, Jon George, Gabriel Rubi, Coach Andrea Jeramiah. Middle row: Beto Alcaraz, Rod Ascension, John Petraglian, Hector Romero, Mark Bandala, JeffJimenez. Bottom row: Alex Almaraz, Yugi Hosoe, Jorge Rodriguez, Assan Alcantara, Micheal Swingle. Not pictured: Jorge Cornejo.

The 1994 Boys Tennis team had its biggest turn out of players in more than five years. Eight re­ turning players and eleven new players make up the 19 member squad. Though the team has struggled in the past, the'94 sea­ son promises to be a successful one. Leading the team are singles players, Jorge Cornejo and Yugi Hosoe and doubles players Jevon Hatcher, Beto Alcaraz, Mark Bandala, and Jeff Jimenez. The team will face many tough op­ ponents in the Harbor League in­ cluding St. Augaustine, Bishops, and Coronado. Coach Andrea Jeramiah Commented, "This is a team with a lot of talent and po- tential, look for us to be contend- Hit This! -Jorge Rodriguez Did I hit it? -Alex Almaraz ers in the Harbor League."

82 Hole in One

Top row: Mr. Milke, Dusan Martin, Martin Munoz, Phil Cota, Jim Gorsich Bottom row: Jon Canada, Sam Kelley, Arlette Vargas, Andy Gilbert, Leonzo Gamez

For the first time in three years, Marian organized a Varsity "It's a great sport and I enjoy Golf team, under the tutelage of Coach Milke. The team was com­ playing it." Arlette Vargas posed of IO players. Among them were seniors Carlos ltuarte, Martin Munoz, and Leonzo Gamez; junior Arlette Vargas; soph­ omores Dusan Martin, Jon Canada, Andy Gilbert; and freshmen Sam Kelly, Jim Gorsich, and Phil Cota. The team practiced at the Bonita Driving Range, Chula Vista Golf Course, and The Bonita Golf Course to compete against such schools as Hilltop and St. Augustine. Composed of 70% undergraduates, this promised to be a team of the future. "We are becoming a stronger team." Philip Cota

83 Run for Gold

Back Row (Left to Righr Coach Knight, Jerami M tlock-Brown, John Oster! James McElwaine, Portlar Bates, Manuel Gamboa, L cas Huftil-Balzer, Edith Br swell, Coach Cornick. Midd Row (Left to Right): Nie Gallegos, Kelly Sam Robe Walter Davis, Terrenc Wells, Aaron Guess, Javi Matlock-Brown, Samrr Mendoza, Jesse Gordo, Jor; Lameda. Front Row (Left Right): Kathlyn Alvarez, A gelica Alvarez, Pam Rodi guez, Angela Osterle, Sher Braswell, Blare Chapma Angelica Cardona, Stephan Schmitt. Not Pictured: Elair Dollente, LaJuan Lynch, L von Lynch, Jennifer Strong.

Coach Cornick, the new head vitations to track meets. With coach, was "very surprised at the assistance of Coaches the turnout" of the '94 track Knight and Ziggy, Cornick team. The team consisted of had the Crusaders on their 37 members out to win. 'Eve­ toes to prepare them for the rybody worked hard as I ex­ different courses: Hurdles, pected, for a real exciting Long Jump, 440 Relay, Shot­ year'', Coach Cornick stated put, Relay Races, and the I 00 after already accepting two in- Yard Dash. Swift Strokes

Back Row: Coach Richard Cosgriff,Lynelle Ny, Vanessa Manuel, Kevin CosgriffHernandez, Debbie Gorsich, Theresa Estebar, Kelly San Martin. Front Row: Randel Knight, Andrea Knight, Laura Rogers.

Vanessa Manuel made Marian Catholic High School proud when she brought home an award for her ranking in San Diego County. Other Marian Catholic swimmers joined with Vanessa to form Marian's first swim team for the 93-94 season. They were led by Manuel, Kevin Cosgriff, and Coach Richard Cos­ ''It was surprising to me to griff. These aspiring athletes were determined to bring a new see how many people joined sense of pride to Marian athletics. The Marian swim team's the swim team. I was proud of vigorous workout included a practice which ran from 5:30 in the devotion and enthusiasm the morning to 6:45 at Mar Vista High School. They practiced our team had." a run-through of each type of swim stroke. At the meets, each Vanessa Manuel person's own determination to win would have shown in the position they placed among his or her competitors. After the run was over, no matter what they placed in the standings, each and every swim team member would reach the end with an intense feeling of Marian prestige and pride for their school. With such a wide number of factors going for Marian Catholic's first swim team, the door was wide open for an even bigger and "We have four experienced better team in the years to come. (not pictured above) Maya upper classmen and a bright Salazar, Gaby Estrada, Carolina Salas, Annette Valle, Katya future with our freshman and Flores, Lizette Torres, Irene Sanchez, Maria Hernandez, James sophomore girls.'' Gorsich, Robert Selga, Jeff Jimenez, and Dominick Lab. Coach Cosgriff

85 Jerami Matlock-Brown, Football, 1st Portland Bates, Football, 1st Team Team Harbor League, I st Team All Harbor League, 1st Team All CIF CIF

Aaron Guess, Football, I st Team Felix Martinez, Football, 1st Team Harbor League, 1st Team All CIF Harbor League, 1st Team All CIF Athletic

Justin Villafranca, Football, 2nd James McElwain, Football, 2nd Team Team Harbor League, 2nd Team All Harbor League, 2nd Team All CIF CIF

Danny Ramirez, Football, 2nd Team Francisco Leon, Football, 2nd Team Harbor League, l st Team All CIF Harbor League, 2nd Team All CIF

86 Ana Escobedo, CIF Cross Country fi- Annette Valle, CIF Cross Country fi- nalist nalist

Margarita McGovern, CIF Cross Edna Malega, CIF Cross Country fi- Country fi nalist nalist Ach ie• vers

Kevin CosgriffHernandez, CJF Cross James Pires, CIF Cross Country fi­ Country finalist nalist

Indira Guevara, Volleyball, 1st Team Sha-Ron Jones, Volleyball 2nd Team Yazmin Descalzi, Volleyball 2nd Honorable Mention Team

87 Organizations: What's Going on Here?

or' gan i za' tion (i za' shun) n .... a systematically organic whole; an association or so­ ciety.

According to the Marian phi­ losophy, ''Marian Catholic High School is cultur­ ally diverse ... each student is unique, each has a special talent ... and each is shaped by differ­ ences in interests, abilities and eth­ MTV's Vince Martinez and Raul Ro­ nic heritage ... '' jas setting up for future broadcasts. As members of Marian TV was a way of communi­ organizations at cating with the entire student body. Marian, students were able to focus on teamwork and leadership through par­ ticipation. In organized activities, every individual was important to the whole, and pride in accomplishment was a shared experience.

88 Nicole McColley scales the ropes course, as part of Campus Ministry's Cope Project. This outing was just one of many extracurricular opportunities for students to explore their in­ terests and test their skills.

89 Associated Student Body Striving to increase the Marian Catholic High School spirit and creating lasting memories, this year's 1993-94 Associated Student Body carefully organized their eve­ ry activity in time and with a little twist. The ASB was lead by President James McElwaine, Vice President JaBari Brown, Treasurer Kevin Cosgriff, and Secretary Kristina Quillope. ASB moderator, Ms. Kerry Wasson, guided this team of busy bodies. "They're a bunch of enthusiastic, driven, energetic peo­ ple.'' The goal this year was to help every­ one at Marian to be aware of its many ac­ tivities. This incredible group of students are the ones who made many of the campus activities possible. With the help of the other Commission­ ers, the 1993-94 Associated Student Body was a great success. Their dedication, by all standards, was admirable.

STANDING: Kelly San Martin, JaBari Brown, Kevin Cosgriff, Jason Reyes, James McElwaine DOWN ROW: Kristina Quillope, Grace Bibbo, Kathlyn Alvarez NOT PICTURED: Yessenia Martinez and Daniel Ramirez

COMMISSIONER OF COMMISSIONER OF REGISTAR OF ACTIVITIES PEP VOTERS Yessenia Martinez Grace Bibbo Kelly San Martin

COMMISSIONER OF COMMISSIONER OF COMMISSIONER OF PUBLICITY ATHLETICS RELIGIOUS AFFAIRS Jason Reyes Daniel Ramirez Kathlyn Alvarez

90 PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY MODERATOR James McElwaine JaBari Brown Kevin Cosgriff Kristina Quillope Kerry Wasson

GOING CLOCKWISE: Grace Bibbo, Kevin Cosgriff, Kathlyn Alvarez, Daniel Ramirez, James McElwaine, Jason Reyes, JaBari Brown, Kelly San Martin, and Tina Quillope NOT PICTURED: Yessenia Martinez

91 Ambassadors The Ambassadors gave Marian an im­ age that students looked forward to fol­ lowing. They set aside the time to tour grade school students, teachers, and par­ ents on our campus and enable them to learn a little about Marian's principles. With the combined help of the student body and the Ambassadors, recruiting was a great success. Mr. Napoleon said, ''Re­ cruiting the Saint Charles students was a memorable experience.'' He was enthused about meeting potential Crusaders. Dan­ iela MacFarland, chairman of the group, stated, ''Keeping up with the duties were challenging, however the results were worth the dedication and effort.''

BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Kristina Quillope, James Pires, Elizabeth Gomez, Francisco Leon, John George, Kevin Cosgriff-Hernandez, Jerami Matlock-Brown, Daniela Macfarland, FRONT ROW: Mrs. Cindy Valles, Raul Rojas, Angela Olsen, Aaron Guess, Alejandra Ozuna, Jesse Trujillo, Jorge Cornejo NOT PICTURED: Daniell Ignacio, James McElwaine, Cherri Pineda

Mrs. Panno and Mrs. Valles explain what being an Ambassador means during an after school meeting. Mr. Napoleon and Elizabeth GomezI looking up var- ious schools to recruit forMarian.

92 CSF California Scholarship Federation It was no "Easy road to the top" for the members of Being the top students meant recognizing the impor­ the California Scholarship Federation, The road to the top tance of education, performing well in class, and being was not a smooth ride. Some students have been working aware of one's self-development. This organization since the fall of 1992, while others have just begun. Those brought together youth and academic excellence. Marian is who earned membership for at least four out of six semes­ proud to have these students. As Jason Reyes stated, ters were granted life membership and were pronounced ''These students are highly energetic intellectuals.'' C.S.F. Sealbearers.

BACK ROW-LEFf TO RIGHT: Jason Reyes, Jay Del Rosario, Francisco Leon, Eddie Gurrola, Andy Gilbert, Kevin Cosgriff-Herandez,Chris Dumlao, Monica Corrales, Jennifer Bell, Ben Lumalan, RafaelBeltran, JaBari Brown, Alvin Raising, Mark Bandala FRONT ROW: Ricky Tirado, Justin Villafranca, Jimmy Castillo, Phil Fabian, Jorge Cornejo, Oscar Torres, Karin Astiazaran, Florence Escudero, Kathlyn Alvarez, Clarissa Bash, Tara Duggan, Lizabeth Morrales, Debbie Gorsich, Silvia Amavisca, Carolina Salas, Cherri Pineda NOT PICTURED: Audrey Nery, Yessenia Martinez, Danny Ignacio

93 Asian-Pacific Islanders Club

Even though the Asian-Pacific Islander Club was off to a slow start, once they got reassembled, they picked up where they left off lastyear. Under the head of a new mod­ erator, James Duffy, the club was a great success. President Audrey Nery, Vice Presi­ dent Tina Quillope, Treasurer Florence Ec­ scudero, and Secretary Theresa Villarosa helped organize meetings and various food sales that helped promote the Asian-Pacific culture. This young group also had the chance to attend several Asian-Pacific semi­ nars that made more familiar with their an­ cestors. The Asian-Pacific Islander Club was most famous for their "Lumpia sales" dur­ ing lunch. Their main purpose was to edu­ cate the student body on the different Asian-Pacific cultures and traditions. Their unique style of GOOking and expressive per­ sonalities made this club very well known TOP ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Rod Asunion, Alvin Raising, Jason Reyes, Jay Del Rosario MIDDLE ROW: Learn throughout the school. Mateo, Emma Geniza, Rose Rabanal, Christina Corpuz, Sherman Simbulan, Danny Ignacio, Marlo Infante BOTTOI\ ROW: Clarissa Bash, Renee Alcantara, Theresa Estebar, Susan Distor, Vanessa Manuel NOT PICTURED: Audre: Nery, Tina Quillope, Florence Escudero, Theresa Villarosa, Sha-Ron Jones, Brian Guillermo, Mervinn Dimatulac April Atalig, Emmanuel Banayo, Jevon Hatcher, Nina Del Rosario, Ben Lumalan, Chris Dumlao, Phil Fabiar Vincent Martinez, Kathlyn Alvarez, Elaine Dollente

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Audrey Nery Tina Quillope Florence Escudero Theresa Villarosa

Tina Quillope and Audrey Nery count their profits after a ver: MODERATOR successful lumpia and dessert sale. James Duffy

94 Black Student Union

Involvement in clubs has reached an all time high this year at Marian. Students seemed to be very excited about participat­ ing in clubs. One club in particular that was on its way up was the Black Student Union. In only its second year of existence at Marian, the club has more than doubled its number of members. Their presence on campus has been much more noticeable than last year. Under the Moderator, Chris Cornick, the club planned many activities. Sheryl Braswell, President of B.S.U. said, "We had many activities planned for this year such as a few fund raisers and a gum­ bo sale.''

TOP ROW-LEFfTO RIGHT: Oliver Smith, Blaire Chapman, Eva Smith, Dwikia Davis, Ebony Cooper, Terrence Wells, Javier Matlock-Brown, Jevon Hatcher, Tim Dougherty-Sanders MIDDLE ROW: Monte Jackson, Lee Smith, Monica Hatcher, Dominic Lab, Portland Bates, LaJuan Lunch, Norman Hall, La Von Lynch BOTTOM ROW: Edith Braswell, Sheryl Braswell, Krista Scott, JaBari Brown, Jerami Matlock-Brown, Aaron Guess, Amad Stevens

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Sheryl Braswell Edith Braswell Terrence Wells Eva Smith

JaBari Brown has a snack before a BSU meeting. MODERATOR Chris Cornick

95 Mecha is an organization dedicated to ed­ ucate the students about the Hispanic cul­ ture. The club was opened students to the Hispanic culture and to the significance of their celebrations and delicious foods. The club members launched many new ideas and raised a significant amount of money during the school year. Monca Martinez, President, said, "We did not only raise money for our club, but we took the time to educate ourselves of our ancestors and de­ scendants." One of Mecha's most unique ideas was to build a little monument on the campus in remembrance of the Class of 1994. ''I see the future monument as a pos­ itive and reinforcing project for the school. This year I saw how much progress they've made with just a little dedication," said moderator, Phil Lusardi. Mecha gave students a chance to unit other students and share different cultures. The bright and positive ideas, along with LEFT TO RIGHT: Raul Rojas, Julio Fuentes, Monica Martinez, Jose Navarro, Veronica Salas, Bianca Moralei the reliable participation set Mecha in the Edna Malagna, Ariana Hidalgo, Kevin Cosgriff-Hernandez, Danielle Mendoza, Christian Valles, Algelica Alvare2 right direction for the coming year ahead. Toni Cassanova, Martha Barba, Lizette Bartel, Moderator Phil Lusardi, Angelica Cardona

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT Monica Martinez Martin Munoz

SECRETARY MODERATOR President Monica Martinez conducts an after school meeting. Veronica Salas Phil Lusardi

96 Cultural What six? Germany, Russia, Latvia, Spain, and Hong Kong? Talk about culture crossover: This year Marian plugged into the Global Community. It all began when Mrs. Tellers spoke with Mr. Vic Thury, President of the ECI (Educa­ tional Consultants International), about em­ barking on a cultural exchange program that would link Marian Catholic High School with the rest of the world. The possibility rapidly became reality, a reality that was in full-swing when we began the 1993-1994 school year. Jean Panno, the Assistant Prin­ ciples (Student and Faculty Services) coor­ dinated the program. One of the program's main goals was to have the exchange stu­ dents improve their English Language Skills. "We're trying to provide them an ex­ perience of the American school system, FROM LEFT: Ken She, Kai Mueller, Serguei Chtchetinkine, Caroline Milletat NOT PICTURED: Alvaro Carrasco culture and family," stated Jean Panno. and Robert Selga Five students from across the globe were here at Marian the first semester: Serguei Schetinkin (Russia), Kai Mueller (Ger­ many), Caroline Milletat (Germany), Robert Selga (Latvia), Alvaro Carrasco (Spain) and Ken She (Hong Kong).

"It is a fine country with fine pea- "I like it here ... there's more "Marian is okay." -Ken She pie." -Robert Selga freedom than Spain." -Alvaro Cassasco

"It's cool, it's not too hot ...peo­ Marian is a fine school: there are "The education system seems ple should visit St. Petersburg a lot of nice people." -Caroline strange ... I don't like the trans­ sometime." -Serguei Chtchetink­ Milletat portation system." -Kai Mueller At his best, Serguei Chtchetikine from St. Petersburg, Russia, spent most of this time reading English literature. ine

97 Yearbook This year's theme, "Going Our Way" perfectly de­ scribed the atmosphere here at Marian. With many new events such as a JV Football Harbor League Title and a newly painted campus, the theme was very easy to relate to. Everything was Going Our Way: A very positive way. The 1993-94 Gauntlet staff was headed by a new advi­ ser, Carolyn Jensen. She brought many new and bright ideas that helped make the yearbook very successful. Busi­ ness managers, Johanna Fregoso and Carlos ltuarte made fundraising more exciting and enjoyable. They organized several bake sales and field trips that readies much-needed funds. Chief Editors, Audrey Nery and Yessenia Martinez made sure that layouts were drawn correctly and deadlines were met. The staff members were very dedicated to the work that needed to be done. Whether is meant working eight hours on Halloween, stopping in at lunch, or coming in after school, someone was always willing to cooperate and help out. Teamwork, self confidence and motivation, and pa­ tience were the key words to the yearbook's success. Au­ drey Nery commented, "I never realized how much work the editor had to do until I took the position, but overall it was worth the extra effort." Yessenia Martinez says, "It BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Adviser Carolyn Jensen, Yessenia Martinez, Audrey Nery, Sherman Sim­ was a lot ofhard work, especially when a deadline was bulan, Gabriel Rubi, Emmanuel Banayo, Demetrio Tessada, Sheryl Braswell, Yara Salce, Patty Tovar, Tina coming up. We worked many Saturday nights. In the end Quillope, Anjanette Barajas, Justin Villafranca MIDDLE ROW: Beto Alcaraz, Indira Guevara, Lucero Mejia, it was worth it." Through it all, the yearbook staff always Daniel Barker, April Atalig, Veronica Carrillo, Eva Smith, Jason Ryes, Susan Distor, Carlos Ortiz FRONT kept their spirits up. ROW: Johanna Fregoso. Carlos Ituarte, Sandra Adib, Monica Martinez, Veronica Alvarez

ABOVE LEFT- Yessenia Martinez and Patty Tovar work endlessly on layouts and cropping pictures.

LEFT- Audrey Nery an­ swers Veronica Carrillo's questions about the ladder diagram. Indira Guevara concentrates on writing an article for Organizations editor, Tina Quillope types her article her section. in the computer lab.

98 CHIEF EDITORS

Audrey Nery Yessenia Martinez

BUSINESS MANAGERS

Johanna Fregoso Carlos ltuarte Sports editor, Justin Villafranca works patiently on fi nal layouts.

Veronica Carrillo and Anjanette Barajas provided the extra help needed in completing special assignments.

ABOVE: Lucero Mejia and Indira Guevara work together in order to make the yearbook successful

99 STR IVE "I smell cheesecake," said Grace Bibbo, ''Mrs. Gabbard's home-style cheesecakes.'' What is STRIVE really? STRIVE is more than just bakesales, birthday cards and par­ ties. It is an organization that promotes self­ awareness and self-development. Striving to Realize the Individuality and Value in Every­ one. This is what STRIVE actually stands for. Mrs. Mary Gabbard, STRIVE moderator, has dedicated her never-ending guidance and patience to keep this club alive. Over the past years, STRIVE has brought many activities that involved most of the stu­ dent body. This is why STRIVE is most like­ ly the hardest and biggest working club on the Marian Campus. Every year the students were warned of the dangers of drugs and al­ cohol with signs and rallies. This year was different. Over twenty students participated in the day that STRIVE called ''The Grim Reaper Day," which was part of Red Ribbon Week. A student was taken out every five minutes- the average death rate caused by BACK ROW: Brisa Huezo, Vanessa Ibarra, Larissa Concepcion, Indira Guevara, Grace Bibbo, Rose Rabanal, Emn drugs and alcohol, and silenced for the rest Hays, Laura Hays, Janice Chang, Jaime Diekman, Vanessa Manuel, Jennifer Bell, Angela Olsen MIDDLE RO\ of the day by painting their faces with the Claissa Bash. Florence Escudero, Kathlyn Alvarez, Theresa Villarosa, Danielle Mendoza, Mrs. Gabbard, Nina D looks of death. The activity ended well with Rosario FRONT ROW: Walter Davis, And:ea Knight, Susan Distor, Randell Knight, Jennifer Alayon, Phil Fabi, the final show in the Senior Lawn where each participant lay dead.

Florence Escudero, Indira Guevara, and Emma Hays as the Greamreapers. Veronica Salas tries to keep mute as a sign that she w: one of the unfortunate people to die during the day.

100 Every so many minutes a person dies from drug over doses or drunk driving. In just a matter of eight hours, more than thirty-five students had died due to drug or drinking related problems.

Cirene Sanchez, Kelly San Martin, and Kathlyn Alvarez sell various baked goodies Monica Corrales tries to lay still as the Greenreaper Day comes to an end. during a STRIVE bake at break.

101 Campus Ministry The Campus Ministry Pro­ counselors, and clergy. This service hours. Catholic High School Crisis gram at Marian Catholic High year's program was headed by One of Campus Ministry's Line. Students were able to School was designed to pro­ Elizabeth Gorsich, along with exciting features was the Pro­ talk to counselors one on om vide young students leadership Greg Hecht, Anamaria Leh­ ject C.O.P.E. The ''Challeng­ privately. programs and religious devel­ nert, and James Duffy. ing Outdoor Personal Experi­ Self-esteem was the main opment. It is a ministry too, The Program included class ence" project provided an op­ topic to every Marian studen for, and by young people, as retreats and school wide Mass­ portunity for every participant The Counselors were very de well as a ministry to the mem­ es. Through these retreats, stu­ to achieve success both as an termined to make this year's bership of the entire school dents were able to share their individual and as a member of Campus Ministry a true suc­ community. The 1993-94 Mar­ leadership skills with fellow a group. Another important cess. Their enthusiasm and ian Catholic Campus Ministry students. Here they were able feature included a Student dedication was what made it team included a new faculty, to earn an ample amount of Counsel Service and a Marian possible.

LEIT TO RIGHT: Mr. James Duffy, Mrs. Anamaria Lehnert, Mr. Greg Hecht, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gorsich

102 BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Sylvia Amavisca, Jesse Gordo, lvanna Martin, Du­ sean Martin FRONT ROW: Elaine Dollente, Lynette Ny, Cecilia Romero

Luis Del Rio receives Communion from Mrs. Tellers.

The seniors gave some advice to the underclassmen as they expressed their feelings towards life at the freshmen retreat. Ad­ rian Romero, Sha-Ron Jones, Maritza Banuelos, Irma Velaz­ quez, Michelle Fuentes, and Carmen Calleja talked to the freshmen about some of the ex­ periences they will face throughout their high school years.

103 Left to right-Top row: Gina Yivio, Michelle Fuentes, Margarita Megorcia, Nicole McCauley. Bottom row: Maria Hernandez, Sheryl Braswell, Janice Chang. Siami Siami Siami

The Spirit Leaders practice hard for their dance performance. Sheryl Braswell and Nicole McCauley getting down.

104 Shedding new light upon the Pride of Marian, this year's Spirit-leaders formed the 1993-94 Dance Team. This team of highly energetic girls covered both the fresh moves of the Fly Girls along with high-styled dancing. Most of the Team's performances once were done during basketball games and ASB rallies- hoping to raise the student spirit. Ms. Gina Vivio moderated the team this year along with dance captains Sheryl Braswell and Michelle Fuentes. "It was a good experience performing in front of earn many people," commented Sheryl.

At the end of their dance, The Spirit Leaders strike a pose. Here's Sheryl Braswell Flipping over Michelle Fuentes.

105 FBLA Future Business Leaders of America

Considering this was it's first year in progress, the President Audrey Nery, Vice President Terrence Wells, Future Business Leaders of America, known as FBLA Treasurer Rose Rabanal, and Secretary Clarissa. The was offto a fantastic start. They set goals for them­ FBLA was full of enthusiasm and great ideas that selves such as finding a school sponsor and raising ex­ helped bring back Marian's spirit and pride.The officers tra money that could be used toward academics and and fellow FBLA members made Marian more appreci­ sports. Under the supervision of moderator Greg Hecht, ated and well represented. This is a club with a lot of FBLA was a great success. The club was headed by potential and one to look for in the years to come.

MOD ERATOR - Greg Hecht

Cherri Pineda Ben Lumalan Renee Alcantara Christina Corpuz Learna Mateo PRESIDENT Emma Gennzia TREASURER Audrey Nery Chria Dumlao Rose Rabanal Phil Fabian Samuel Mendoza Sheryl Braswell Leslie Root Edith Braswell April Atalig Angelica Cardona Dusan Martin Raul Rojas Tina Quillope VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY Terrence Wells Clarissa Bash

106 The Page

The newspaper staff was made up of many dedicated and enthused students who helped bring out information that was im­ portant to all of us. The Page staff was a small, but confident group of journalists. This year the Page was advised by a new moderator, Christine Thompson. Students were able to show off their excellent writ­ ing skills by submitting poems, stories, and writing articles that were of interest to the Marian students. Even though the Page staff published only a few newspapers, their ef­ fort and motivation could clearly be seen.

BACK ROW-LEFT TO RIGHT: Kathlyn Avarez, Pamela Rodriguez, Angelica Cardona, Angelica Alvarez, Angela Osterle FRONT ROW: Randell Knight, Edith Braswell, Lucas Huftill, Walter Davis, Moderator Christine Thompson

Lucas Huftill concentrates on getting his article done in time for the next publication Pamela Rodriguez and Randell Knight working hard on paste ups. of the Page.

107 Young Republicans

Never before had political groups been allowed to operate on campus, but tradition was broken, and the Teenage Republicans are here! Though the club started late in the year, they were still able to surpass every­ one's expectations. Many more people joined than were expected. In fact, they succeeded so well in stirring up partisan involvement, that an opposition group, ­ ge Democrats, was started as a result of the Republi­ can's actions. But what, you may ask, is it that these Teenage Republicans do? The entire thrust of the Teenage republicans is basi­ cally threefold. The first is to bring teenagers into the republican party to provide an opportunity for them to find political expression and recognition. The second is to foster and encourage activities of the Republican party and to promote its ideas. The third is to analyze and discuss information concerning political affairs and philosophy. The most integral part of the group is en­ suring that all members, as the future voters, are in­ formed of both sides of the modem-day political issues. Jim Hawken, President of the group, commented, "Though some misconceptions say otherwise, the BACK ROW-LETT TO RIGHT: Treasurer James Pires, Stephanie Schmitt, Tara Duggan, Kathlyn AJvare2 Teenage republicans do not exist to create Republican Moderator Ms. Gina Vivio BOTTOM ROW: Vice President Martin Munoz, Jaime Diekman, Cherri Pined, "yes-men", but rather to create a new generation of re­ Lizette Bartel. Secretary Arlette Vargas, President James Hawken NOT PICTURED: Celeste Campo. Flor sponsible American voters." ence Escudero, Debbie Gorsich, Vincent Martinez, Sammy Mendoza, Tina Quillope, Alvin Raising

\ 1 President James Hawken calls the club to order during a lunch time meeting. Bruce Cuwem was one of the speakers the Young Repub­ licans invited to Marian for a meeting.

108 Maria n

Moderator Kerry Wasson, Kevin Cosgriff-Hernandez, Vincent Martinez, Raul Rojas Homeroom Reps

BACK ROW-LEFr TO RIGHT: Ms. Wasson, Karla Valenica, Erica Clemenson, Indira Guevara FRONT ROW: Stephanie Schmitt, Phjl Fabian, Javier Matlock-Brown, Nadia Salas, Carmen Calleja, Edith Braswell, Angelica Cardona, Pia McCotter, Walter Davis.

109 People: Goine to the TOP or the people Fof Marian Catholic High School, 1994 was definitely a year to remember, a time of many positive changes. The result of these changes was renewed pride, shown in the way students have sup­ ported each other by attending sports events, participat­ ing in clubs, and going to dances. All around cam­ pus, it was clear that people were ..- making a differ­ At break, Mr. Hecht waves to his ence-taking time fans. Mr. Anthony, Ms. Vivio and to know one anoth­ Ralph Sanchez look on. er, to work together, and to appreciate the diversity which is Marian's strength. With a spirit of unity and new directions, it's the people who have been taking Marian to the top.

110 The sophisticated Senior Class can never be accused of engaging in underclassmanlike behavior.

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Senior Class Officers

PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT TREASURER SECRETARY Audrey Nery Justin Villafranca Yuj i Hosoe Sha-Ron Jones

Sandra Adib Gilberto Alcaraz Erasmo Anchondo Sandra Andrade

Karin Astiazaran April Atalig Emmanuel Banayo Maritza Banuelos

113 Carmen Calleja Veronica Carrillo

-Ricky Tirado Mervin Dimatulac Susan Distor

114 Jose Escoto Florence Escudero -Eva Smith

Ricardo Garcia Indira Guevara Brian Guillermo Jevon Hatcher

115 Laura Hays Carlos Ituarte

Matthew Loffredo Felix Martinez Mayra Martinez Monica Martinez

Vincent Martinez Yessenia Martinez Richard Medina Lucero Mejia

116 Sergio Melendrez Tinosvaldo Mendoza Martin Munoz Jesus Navarro

Veronica Olvera Carlos Ortiz Delia Parra Kristina Quillope

Beaming from the bleachers, the sunny smiles of Alina Hernandez and Lynette Favela.

Marisela Reynoso Omar Rivero

117 Gabriel Rubi Veronica Salas -Carlos Ituarte and Pepe Escoto

Yara Salce Kelly San Martin Cirene Sanchez Edgardo Sandoval

Stephanie Schmitt Sherman Simbulan Eva Smith Richard Tirado

118 John Carlos Torres Oscar Torres Patricia Tovar Alberto Turegano

Patricia Valenzula Olegario Vasquez Irma Velazquez Vanessa Villarreal

NOT PICTURED

Veronica Alvarez Jaime Bravo Anarosa Calderon Reginald Fils Serguei Chtchetinkine Johanna Fregoso Our foreign exchange stu­ Leonzo Gamez dent from St. Petersburg, Alejandro Guerrero Russia. Alina Hernandez Carlos Ochoa-Mendez Pedro Rivera Demetria Tessada Celeste Campo

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Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both And be one traveler, long I stood And looked down one as far as I could To where it bent in the undergrowth; Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear; Though as for that the passing there Had worn them really about the same, And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back. I shall be telling this with a sigh Somewhere ages dnd ages hence; Two roads diverged in a wood, and I I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

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PRESIDENT - Daniel Ignacio VICE PRESIDENT - James Pires TREASURER - Jesse Trujillo SECRETARY - Jaime Diekman

Mr. Dennis Gorsich, Junior Class Moderator, and officers.

ass 136 1cers ass o The Juniors came a long way having taken a big step frombeing academic grades would be closely scrutinized by colleges and young adolescents to young adults. To get there though they had some universities. When the year was through, the Juniors were to go through the most notorious year in high school. The Juniors ready for summer relaxation. After that, it would be one final go'r­ however were undaunted. This was the year that the Juniors ex­ ound. As Daniel Barker said, "The Junior class is like one big perienced their first overnight retreat. group of friends. You can always see them talking to each other They came closer together as a class. The Juniors put in the hard during breaks." work and effort needed to get through the year, knowing that their

Kathlyn Alvarez Oscar Alvarez William Amavisca Sergio Baez Mark Bandala

Martha Barba Timothy Barcello Daniel Barker Carlos Beltran Gart Buder

Yessenia Camargo Celeste Campo Janice Chang Alejandra Chavoya Rachel Ciolli

Erica Clemenson Larissa Mia Concepcion Jorge Cornejo Nitza Corrales Kevin Cosgriff

137 ''Our class is united and we stick together." Carolina Salas

Marvin Belawin and Erica Clemenson

James Pirez, Jeremy Matlock-Brown, Jessie Trujillo, Aaron Guess, Vanessa fbarra, Laura Medina, and Larissa Concepcion.

Jeffrey Jimenez Joseph Ortiz, Yazmin Descalzi

138 Delavin Yazmin Elaine Descalzi Charity Dunn Teresa Estebar Maria Flores

Jaime Foti Lucila Fragoso Jennifer Franzen Maria Garcia Jonathan George

Rachael Goding Elizabeth Gomez Gerardo Gonzales Deborah Gorsich Aaron Guess

Edguardo Gurrola Ethan Hays Maria Hernandez Brisa Huezo Laura Vanessa Ibarra

James McElwain and Jennifer Strong Jon George, Kevin Cosgriff, Rachael Goding, and James Pirez.

139 Monte Jackson Jeffrey Jimenez Andrea Knight Dominic Lab Juan Carlos Lee Francisco Leon Daniela Macfarland

Nadia Madrigal Carolyn Ann Magras Maria Maldonado Vanessa Manuel Jerami Matlock-Brown James McElwain

Laura Particia Medina Javier Melendrez Caroline Milletat Lizabeth Morales Kai Mueller David Nigh Angela Marie Olsen

"At the beginning of Junior year I thought I was going to die with all the classes I had but I realized that it 1s re­ ally fun." Juana Robles

140 Javier Melendrez and Lupita Maldonado

Daniela Macfarland Alvin Raising

Raul Rojas

141 And you learn to build your roads today because to- morrow's ground is Aaron Guess uncertain. for plans, and futures have a way of falling Briza Huezo and Mayra Martinez down in mid-flight, and with every good- bye, you learn. Unknown Daniel Ignacio Carolyn Magras, Debbie Gorsich, Andrea and Rydell Knight

142 Alejandra Ozuna Yuriko Perea Jose Perez Jorge Ramirez Alvin Rasing

Diane Rico Juana Robles Gisela Rodriguez Raul Rojas Carolina Salas

Jennifer Strong Karla Valencia Arlette Vargas Theresa Villarosa Terrence Wells

Tara Wiliamson

NOT PICTURED

Christina Carrasco Marcos Fuentes Gabriela Morfin

''I look forward to getting good grades and having as much fun as I can.'' Erica Clemenson Erica Clemenson and Maria Hernandez

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PRESIDENT - Elaine Dollente VICE PRESIDENT - Clarissa Bash TREASURER - Christopher Dumlao SECRETARY - Sherri Pineda

Mrs. Azza Ayouty, Sophomore Class Moderator, and officers .

ass 144 1cers ass o A year to learnmore, grow closer, and create many more fun­ "above" another class. filled memories. The Sophomore class in the year of 1994 were All in all the Sophomores wanted everyone to know they more ready than ever to show they aren't "little Freshman" were not Freshman anymore. When asked what privileges the anymore. This year's class had a deeper sense of equality and Sophomores gained this year, Ben Lumanlan stated, "We don't closeness. With such a small class they were able to accomplish have bottom lockers and we don't get pushed around by the their goals as the class of 1996. The best thing they liked about upperclassman.'' With the new experiences of being Sopho­ this year was that they had "top lockers" and were not at the mores, these students could take on the responsibilities of be­ bottom of everyone else. It felt good for them to be able to be coming Juniors.

Renee Alcantara Sylvia Amavisca Anthony Amaya Glenda Baez Cristina Bahena

Marco Barba Portland Bates Vanessa Bonilla Jonathon Canada Mauricio Cano

Alvaro Carrasco Jimmy Castillo Adrian Chavoya Christina May Corpus Dwikia Davis

Gerardo De La Riva Jay Del Rosario Mara Delgado Lirio Diaz Thomas Dougherty

145 Marco Barba, Raul Garcia, Rene Gomez, Jorge Lameda, John Petraglia, Hector Romero, Marcos Zurita, Maricio Cano, Octavio Macfarland, and Luis Rodriguez "It is really fun to be a Sophomore because we don't get picked on like the Freshmen and we're not so stressed like the Juniors and Sen­ iors.''

Roselisa Rabanal Rene Gomez, Jorge Gavaldon

146 Neil Duggan Ana Escobedo Gabriella Estrada Amel Phjl Fabian Enderleen Ferland Veronica Fisher

Laura Flores Raquel Flores Raul Garcia Jorge Hid Gavaldon Emma Mildres Geniza Maria Frances

Andres Gilbert Emily Glendenning Nadia Gomez Rene Gomez Veronica Gonzales Jesseray Gordo

Nicole Guizar Bemize Gutierrez Ariana Hidalgo Jacqueline Jara , Jorge Lameda Christine Leibold

hil Fabian, Adrian Chavoya, Lee Smith, Heidi Gomez, Nicole Guizman and Christina Bahena ind Bianca Morales

147 Marcos Zurita lvanna Martin and Edguardo Gurrola Vanessa Bonilla and Veronica Gonzales

Jessica Lugo Benjamin Lumalan Laj uan Lynch Lavon Lynch Octavio Macfarland

Marrisa Manere Dusan Martin Ivanna Martin Amanda Martinez Claudia Martinez

Norma Angelica Martinez Learna Mateo Joseph Mayo Pietra McCotter Margarita McGovern Ronald McGurk Danielle Mendoza

Samuel Mendoza Silda Montano Bianca Morales Sara Navarro John Osterle Alma Ortiz Joseph Ortiz

148 ''School is hard, but if you hang on and try hard, anything is possible. Never give up." Carina Lopez

Linda Rodriguez, Nadia Gomez, Jessica Lugo and Norma Maninez

149 ''Be more concerned with your character than your reputation, because Clarissa Bash Andres Gilbert your char­ acter is what you really are, while your reputation is merely Dwikia Davis, Monica Hatcher, and Ariana Hidalgo what others think you are.'' retired UCLA basketball coach John

Wooden Elaine Dollente and Marissa Manere Lee Smith

150 John Petraglia Arlette Plaxcencia Alejandra Quinonez Roselisa Rabanal Gabriel Rodriguez

Linda Rodriguez Luis Rodriguez Cecilia Romero Hector Romero Leslie Root

Raquel Ruiz ldania Ruiz Nadia Salas Erika Sandoval Karina Santana

Robert Selga Lee Smith Karla Turegano Marcelo Zuniga Marcos Zurita

NOT PICTURED

Monica Hatcher Alberto Leon ,- • I•

I Jay Del Rosario and Arne! Fabian

151

ass o With 113 students, this is the largest Freshman class that Marian make Marian stand out. Teachers help you and understand! I like has had since 1985. Enthusiasm was seen in each of their faces as the feeling of being a part of the Marian community.'' Most Fresh­ they started on their journey in their new life as high school stu­ man can't wait for their Senior year and graduation but along the dents. After surveying the class of 1997, we found that many stu­ way they looked forward to receiving good grades and a valuable dents expected their first year in high school to be challenging but education in hjgh school. Although nervous about making new they found it to be manageable. When asked what they liked about friends, many Freshman involved themselves in sports and extra­ their Freshman year here at Marian, students responded, curricular activities, and the retreat brought the entire class closer "Friends", "Communjcation between students", "Teachers", together. Seniors advised Freshman to take advantage of their and ''Rallies''. Edna Magala remarked on the family environment years in high school, because soon the four years would be over at Marian, "All the people are so close. They work together to and only memories would remain.

Rosario Aguirre Alberto Aispuro Jennifer Alayon Assan Alcantara Alexander Almadraz

Angelica Alvarez Karla Anaya Alana Appel Alejandra Appel Alexander Asaro

Regina Babanto Patrick Banayo Lizette Bartell David Bell Vincent Berona

Edith Braswell Zelda Calvo Jackline Camargo Angelica Cardona Rebeca Cardoso

153 Francis Casal Toni Casanova Blaire Chapman Kenna Chavez Carolina Cisneros Jess John Combs Eboni Cooper

Phillip Cota Imelda De La Torre Natasha De La Torre Alexandria Del Real Luis Del Rio Nina Del Rosario Paola Delmar

Jason Dohman Timmy Doughtery-Sanders Justin Egger Julio Fuentes Jennifer Galindo Nicholas Gallegos Manuel Gamboa

Haydee Gomez James Gorsich Cindy Guido VernekaHeinrich Concepcion Hernandez Miguel Hernandez Pablo Hernandez

-Nina Del Rosario, Kenna Chavez, Angelica Cardona, Edith Braswell, Javier Matlock-Brown, Norma Moore, Christina Loffredo, Nie Gallegos, Erick Whitney, Erick Hallenbak, Alex Asaro

154 Frosh Thou!!hts !thought I wouldn't be involved in much of the school activities at Marian but I've learned to have SPIRIT! -Nina Del Rosario

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ne of the best qualities I 0 like about Marian is how all the students know and t communicate with each other. -J ackline Camargo

arian had their firstwin for the tennis team in Mso many years, Marian's foot­ ball team had a better record, and it was my first time to go out with somebody that I re­ ally liked. -Miguel Hernandez and Maya Salazar -Justin Florente

155 good, build u p yout 1-chool.

-Carolina Cisneros, Alana Appel, Armida Martin Del Campo, and Jessica Morales

-Sam Kelly -Manuel Jamanila & Matthew Metoyer -Cindy Gido, Verneka Heinrich, Annett,

156 Robert Hillard Eric Hollenbeck Iris Huezo Lucas Huftill Thomas Hyde Marlo Infante Manuel Jamanila

Sam Robert kelley Randell Knight Robert Lacey ErnestoLayon Justin Llorente Christina Loffredo Carina Lopez

Jose Maldonado Aura Maria Mancilla Soralla Marquez Armida Martin Del Campo Nicole McColley Misty McDaniel David McGlinchey

Matthew Metoyer Gissell Meza Norman Moore Jessica Morales Ronald Nault Jose Navarro Lynette Ny

Valle, Karina Lopez, Irene Sanchez -Phil Cota, Sam Kelley -Jose Navarro, Amad Stephens, Nick Galle­ gos

157 In all the world, there is no one exactlly like me. -Nancy Torres, Edith Braswell I am my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears - I own all my trimphs and successes, all my failures and mistakes ... I have the tools to survive, to be close to others, to be productive, and to make sense and order out of -Nick Gallegos -Jose Maldonado the world of people and things outside of me - I own me ... I am me and I am okay.

- Virginia Satir

-Jason Dohman

158 Angela Oesterle Carla Orozco Michelle Padilla Rosa Palomino Kelly Parnell Maria Parra

John Poukkula Lilia Ramirez Luis Rico Kriztel Joy Rios Jose Luis Rios Pamela Marie Rodrigues

Gina Rodriguez Jorge Rodriguez Izrael Ruiz-Anchondo Maya Salazar Irene Sanchez Krisvell Sanchez

Ralph Sanchez Krista Scott Robert Selga Ken She Santiago Slayton Amad Stephens

Michael Swingle Claudia Tapia Dahlia Torres Lizzette Torres Nancy Torres Irma Trejo

Annete Valle Christian Valle Eric Michael Whiting

NOT PICTURED Maria Morrales Juan Sarabia

159 Name: Mr. Mike David Name: Mrs. Mary Gabbard Subjects: Western Civilization School Nurse Years at Marian: 2 Years at Marian: 25

Name: Ms. Sandra Davis Name: Mr. Dennis Gorsich Subjects: Art and Ceramics Subjects: Computer Basics, Algebra 2, Years at Marian: First Year Speech Years at Marian: 29

Name: Mr. James Duffy Name: Mrs. Liz Gorsich Subjects: Christian Living, Personal Subjects: Christian Call, Word Religions Morality Years at Marian: First Year Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Mrs. Melanie Duron Name: Mr. Gregory Hecht Subjects: Computer/Reading Subjects: English, Church History, Years at Marian: 6 Sacraments, Personal Morality Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Mr. Paul Esch Name: Ms. Carolyn Jensen Subjects: Algebra 1 Subjects: English, A.P. English, Yearbook Years at Marian: First Year Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Mr. Joe Friedman Name: Mrs. Anamaria Lehnert Subjects: French 1,2,3,4, English Subjects: Christian Scriptures, Hebrew Years at Marian: First Year Scriptures Years at Marian: First Year

162 Name: Dr. Phil Lusardi Name: Mr. David Napoleon Subjects: Spanish 2,3,4/A.P., Spanish Subjects: Algebra 1, Advanced Math, Pre­ Speakers 2 Calculus Years at Marian: 8 Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Mr. Gary Manuel Name: Mrs. Debbie Petruzzelli School Librarian Receptionist, Registrar Years at Marian: 4 Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Mrs. Patricia McGregor Name: Ms. Christine Thompson Subjects: Biology, Chemistry, Physics Subjects: English 1,2 Years at Marian: 12 Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Mrs. Lynn McClain Name: Mr. Mario Valentino Academic and Guidance Counselor Subjects: Algebra 2, Geometry Years at Marian: First Year Years at Marian: 4

Name: Sr. Nora Murphy Name: Mrs. Cyndee Valles Subjects: Reading, English Administrative Assistant Years at Marian: First Year Years at Marian: 2

, , Marian teachers made me feel positive about myself. They helped me realize that I was someone who deserved the same thing as the person next to me. They pushed me to the limit and never let me settle for what was the best yesterday." Kelly San Martin

163 Name: Gina Vivia Name: Mrs. Lucy Briz Subjects: U.S. History, AP Government, Snack Bar Psychology Years at Marian: 5 Years at Marian: First Year

Name: Ms. Kerry Wasson Name: Mrs. Julieta Carranza Subjects: English 3, Honors English 3, Snack Bar English 3 Workshop Years at Marian: 4 Years at Marian: 2

Ms. Jensen confers with Alejandro Guerrero during English class. Mr. Hecht and Mr. Duffy take a break.

Mrs. Tollefson cheerfully greets visitors Administrative teamwork comes naturally to Mrs. Tellers and Ms. Panno. Ms. Thompson was one of several brigt to the office. new faces in the English Department.

164 Mrs. Briz feeds the multitudes. Mr. Napoleon squeezes lunch into a busy teaching schedule. Mr. Anthony balances good discipline and humor.

Mrs. Lehnert plans Campus Ministry activities with a smile. When it comes to Math teaching, Mr. Valentino speaks from experience.

Ms. Wasson's dedication as an English teacher is obvious. Mr. Milke sadly denies a student's request to go offcampus.

165 1;1ti1111 t It fl111I it: Atls

oney and Mmemones­ we make them and save them. Money and memories are what a yearbook is all about. Even as we scrambled to fin­ ish layouts, crop pictures, and write articles to preserve our year, we were beating a path to the doors of lo­ cal merchants to sell ads, and cre­ ating goodies for bake sales. Put it all together and the end result was the package of memories which we deliver to you in this book. Enjoy, freely, this memory spree!

166 Spending money is easy, but easier with a special place to walk, to browse, to eat, to see a movie, to meet a friend. For many Marian students, the stylish Horton Plaza was just the place.

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MONICA Moni, "MI BEBITA' We are very Eres una flor que na­ proud of you, cio en mi vientre. Te vi Watching you crecer ano tras afio, oy te grow and suc­ as convertido en una bel­ ceed in every­ la y hermosa flor. Mi ni­ thing you've at­ fia, te queremos mucho y te mp ted to do. esperamos que siempre Remember al­ se te cumpla lo que te ways that educa­ propongas. Felicidades tion is the key to te desean tu papa y ma­ success. You've ma Sylvia y Gustavo chosen to be a plastic surgeon. We're confident "Mi Reina" that you will ac­ Pues has llegado al fin de tu nifies y me dude desire complish it. Con­ que ya has crecido a una linda Rasa. La bebe que yo tuve gr at u lat ions! en mis brasos por tanto tiempo nunca mas cabra. Sigue el Love tio's Chuck camino y vas a triunfar muy alto mija. Tu Nana and Letty.

''Congratulations Moni'' "We love you!" Love, your Brothers

La vida es como un libro, entre Celebramos con alegria tu mas leas mas aprenderas. Moni, graduaci6n! Continua adelante, tu eres una estrella llena de luz, la meta esta mas cerca. Con Car­ y esa luz sera tu guia hasta el fi­ ino tustios Alfredo y Patty nal. Felicidades tus tios Pepe y Melinda •

169 MUCHAS FELICIDADES PARA EL RECIEN GRADUADO. QUE DIOS TE BENDIGO.

April, U-Go Girl! You fi­ nally made it and I'm so proud of you. Listening to me finally paid off. Keep listening to me and you' II go even fur­ ther. Love, your older and Wiser sister, Sylvia

Yessenia, Tesde el dia que na­ APRIL: ciste nos has traido mu­ Congratulations! You have chas alegrias. Recuerda been a joy since the day you que eres buena hija y were born. You have the abil­ que tienes siempre la ity to succeed in life. God vendicion de dios. bless you in the years to come Gracias por hacemos and we will be there for you tan felices, no cambies always. se siempre como tu er­ Love es, que dios te vendiga. Mom & Dad Martin, Tere y Beto

170 PATTY Congratulations on taking your first step to­ wards your education. You're a daughter to be proud of.

VERO OUR LITTLE GIRL,

We look at you and thank God for giv­ ing us the opportunity to be your par­ We love you for who you are and we want you ents. We're so proud of you. to know that will always be here for you. Thank you for the experiences you have shared Vero, you've reached a very important with us. In so many ways you have made our step in your life. We know that you will world completely beautiful. always make the right choices. Don't EVER forget your friends at MCHS and We love you all the good times you've spent with very much, them. Mom & Dad

Your Dad, Marissa, Joey and I want to thank you for always being there forus, you're a special person and we love you very much.

GOD BLESS YOU VERO, AND CON­ GRATS!!!! MOM, DAD, MARISSA & JOEY TO THE CLASS OF 1994, Pati, Yara, Irma, Eric, Ricky and you too Danny, We love you and Congratula­ tions. Don't forget where we live.

THE OLVERAS Matthew and Christina, watching you grow, your personalities, talents, achievements, and all that you are in heart and mind, has brought me joy. May your days be bright. Love, MOM

171 Dear Stephanie,

If only you could know how wonderful it is to have a daughter like you. It's always meant so much to us to see your smile, to listen to your ideas, to watch you grow and learn and become your own person. If only you could realize how many special memories you've made for us ... how many times we've been so proud to say, "Thats our daughter. .. " You're such an important part of our lives, and we just want to tell you once again how much Tina, we will always love you. Having you for a daughter has always been our Congratulations, Steph, Congratulations, joy. On this special day, we would like to tell you I love you! Love, how much happiness you have brought to our Mom and Dad John lives, and we love you very much. Congratula­ tions! May all your dreams come true. God Bless You made it! Congratulations. Now on to bigger and better things. We're You. proud of you. Love always, Love, Joey and Baba Mom and Dad

Audrey, Congratulations for all the accomplishments. You have made us all proud. Wishing you a car­ load of success in the future.

Love, Mom, Dad, Arlene, Auntie Angie Uncle Marlon, Auntie Merlyn, Uncle Nito, Grandma, and Kids

172 Jennifer, Jen, You've been one of the lights You are my sister. A sister filled of our lives. We will love you al­ with love, joy, happiness and much ways. As we move on in life and more. We may argue and fight, but look back, our hearts fill with I have always and will always love Melanie Ann, joy, our eyes with tears, our lives my Big Sister. Mija, our favorite daughter who has brightened with happiness. God gave us a BooBoo our life with her sunshine. special gift and it was you. We Know in your heart that you are loved and cher­ will always be proud of you and ished. We are proud of the woman we see emerging never stop loving you. before us; strong, loving, caring, ready to pursue Dad & Mom what life has in store for you. May God's love always be with you and Cas­ sandra. We'll always love you, Mom and Dad

Queridisima hija Cirene:

No cabe duda que Dios Nuestro Senor, escucha las oraciones de nosotros los padres! f. T- ., . ·.··· ·. ;. No hay duda de ello! __,...._,...,. •. ':\' ' . j Pues desde que eras pequeiiita a Dios le pedf que guiara tu camino por :· ·. '\;. el buen sendero, y que te condujera hacia el EXITO!

Y exito es ...... � � .� cada uno de tus logros ! ! ' � Te quiere tu mami, y tu papi, y tu hermanito Fflex! ' ·"- ' JI;- Acuerdate tambien que el EXITO ES UN EMPORIO QUE ESTAMOS · FABRICANDO PARA TI! ··r Con todo cariiio.

CARLOS, LUPITA, KARLA, & CIRENE. = Febrero/ 1994!

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COLDWELL BANKER RESIDENTIAL REAL ESTATE HECTOR PADILLA 629 THIRD AV ENUE BROKER/OWNER CHULA VISTA, CA 91910 IEALTOI• INDEX Bonilla, Vanessa 145, 148 Braswell, Edith 59, 95, 106, 109, 153, 154, 158 Adib, Sandra 98, 113 Braswell, Sheryl 37, 95, 98, 106, 114 A Aispuro, Alberto 153 Brown, JaBari 6, 8, 11, 36, 90, 91, 95, 114, 120, 128 Alayon, Jennifer 60, 51, 100, 153 Alcantara, Renee 94, 145 Alcantara, Assan 153 C Calderon, Anarosa 121 Alcaraz, Gilberto 98, 113 Calleja, Carmen 37, 44, 109, 114, 129 Alvarez, Kathlyn 42, 60, 61, 90, 91, 93, 100, 101, Camargo, Jackline 153 107, 108, 137 Campo, Celest 137 Alvarez, Oscar 137 Canada-Mazon, Jonathan 145 Alvarez, Veronica 98, 128 Cano, Mauricio 145 Alvarez, Angelica 58, 96, 107, 153 Cardona, Angelica 96, 107, 153, 154 Amavisca, William 52, 62, 137 Cardoso, Rebecca 97, 145 Amavisca, Sylvia 102, 145 Carrasco, Alvaro 97, 145 Amaya, Anthony 145 Carillo, Veronica 36, 56 Anaya, Karla 153 Casal, Francis 154 Anchondo, Erasmo 8, 113 Casanova, Toni 154 Andrade, Sandra 16, 113, 129 Castillo, Jimmy 54, 145 Appel, Alana 153 Chang, Janice 14, 100, 137 Appel, Alejandra 60 Chapman, Blair 95, 154 Aguire, Rosario 153 Chavez, Kenna 154 Asaro, Alexander 153 Chavova, Adrian 145, 147 Astiazaran, Karin 93, 113 Colli, Rachel 137 Atalig, April 37, 44, 45, 98, 106, 129 Cinceros, Carolina 154 Clavo, Zelda 153 Clemenson, Erica 12, 13, 14, 109, 138, 143 B Babanto, Regina 153 Combs, Jess 65 Baez, Glenda 145 Concepcion, Larissa 56, 72, 100, 138 Banayo, Emmanuel 8, 98, 113, 120 Cooper, Eboni 95 Banayo, Patrick 55, 153 Cornejo, Jorge 70, 92, 93, 137 Bandala, Mark 93, 137 Corpuz, Christina 9, 45, 106, 145 Banuelos, Maritza 6, 7, 48, 113 Corrales, Monica 8, 37, 40, 56, 93, 101, 114 Barajas, Anjanette 10, 14, 48, 98, 99, 114 Corrales, Nitza 137 Barba, Martha 96, 137 Cosgriff-Hernandez, Kevin 59, 62, 90, 91, 92, 93, 96, Barba, Marco 54, 145, 146 109, 137, 139 Barcelo, Timothy 137 Cota, Phillip 64, 65, 154, 157 Bartell, Lizette 153 Bash, Clarissa 67, 93, 94, 100, 106, 144, 150 Bates, Portland 50, 52, 53, 95, 145 Davis, Walter 70, 107, 109, 152 Bell, David 153 D Davis, Dwikia 95, 150 Bell, Jennifer 56, 93, 100, 114, 120 De La Riva, Gerardo 145 Beltran, Carlos 137 De La Rosa, Eric 6, 7, 51, 52, 53, 114, 122 Beltran, Rafael 35, 93, 114, 128 De La Torre, Natasha 154 Berona, Vincent 153 De La Torre, Imelda 154 Bibbo, Grace 8, 13, 14, 37, 56, 72, 90, 91, 100, 120, Del Real, Alexandria 154 Del Rio, Luis 102, 154

180 Del Rosario, Jay 11, 54, 64, 93, 94, 145, 151 Gilbert, Andres 93, 146, 150 Del Rosario, Nina 100, 154, 155 Glendinning, Emily 58, 147 Delavin, Marvin 138, 139 Goding, Rachel 42, 56, 65, 67, 139 Delgado, Mara 58, 145 Gomez, Haydee 154 Delmar, Paola 155 Gomez, Elizabeth 66, 92, 139 Descalzi, Yazmine 56, 57, 67, 138, 139 Gomez, Rene 146, 147 Diaz, Lirio 145 Gomez, Nadia 147, 149 Diekman, Jaime 60, I 00, 108, 136 Gonzales, Veronica 147, 148 Dimatulac, Mervin 52, 62, 114 Gordo, Jesseray 64, 102, 147 Distor, Susan 94, 98, 100, 114 Gorsich, James 55, 154 Dohman, Jason 65, 154, 158 Gorsich, Deborah 10, 15, 48, 93, 139 Dollente, Elaine 10, 42, 55, 67, 102, 144, 150 Guerrero, Alejandro 164 Dougherty, Thomas, 55, 145 Guess, Aaron 9, 52, 92, 95, 138, 139, 142 Dougherty-Sanders, Timmy 94, 154 Guevara, Indira 6, 7, 10, 12, 13, 353, 37, 44, 56, 66, Duggan, Tara 40, 72, 93, 108, 115 67, 98, 100, 109, I 16, 122, 128 Duggan, Niel 146 Guido, Cindy 60, 61 Dumlao, Christopher 50, 52, 54, 93, 106, 144 Guillermo, Brian 43, 52, 116, 122, 128 Duron, Melanie 115, 123, 152 Guizar, Nicole 146 Gurrola, Eduardo 70, 93, 139, 148 Guiterrez, Bemize 147 E Egger, Justin 154 Escobedo, Ana 59, 147 Escoto, Jose (Pepe) 117, 118 Hatcher, Jevon 6, 7, 11, 16, 35, 62, 63, 116, 122, 128 Escudero, Florence 14, 37, 44, 93, 100, 116 Hatcher, Monica 95, 150, 158 Espinosa, Felix 116 H Hawken, James 108, I 16 Estrada, Gabriela 147 Hays, Emma 72, 101, 117 Hays, Ethan 139 Hays, Laura 72, 101, 117 Fabian, Amel 93, 100, 106, 109, 146, 147 F Heinrich, Verneka I 54 Favela, Lynette 16, 115, 116, 122 Hernandez, Alina 16, 115 Ferland, Enderleen 147 Hernandez, Pablo 155 Fisher, Veronica 147 Hernandez, Concepcion 154 Flores, Elsa 116 Hernandez, Maria 15, 139, 143 Flores, Laura 146 Hernandez, Miguel 70, 155 Flores, Raquel 14, 147 Hidalgo, Ariana 96, 147, 150 Franzen, Jennifer 139 Hillard, Robert I 56 Fregoso, Johanna 98, 99 Hollenbeck, Eric 70, 156 Fregoso, Lucila 139 Hosoe, Yuji 6, 7, 11, 114, 120, 129 Fuentes, Julio 96, 154 Huezo, Brisa 45, 100, 139, 142 Fuentes, Mark 54 Huftill-Balzer, Lucas 107 Fuentes, Michelle 113, 116 Hyde, Thomas 157

Galindo, Jennifer 154 G Ibarra, Laura 12, 72, 100, 138, 139 Gallegos, Nicholas 65, 155, 157, 158 Ignacio, Dannie! I 1, 52, 54, 64, 94, 136 Gamboa, Manuel 155 Infante, Marlo 94, 157 Garcia, Maria 139 Ituarte, Carlos 53, 98, 117, 118, 121, 123 Garcia, Raul 146, 147 Garcia, Ricardo 52, I I 6 Galvadon, Jorge 146, 147 Jackson, Monte 64, 95, 140 Geniza, Emma 94, 147 Jamanila, Manuel 157 George, Jonathan 12, 59, 62, 63, 92 J Jara, Jacquline 147

181 Jimenez, Jeffery 42, 52, 54, 138, 140 Matlock-Brown, Javier 95, 109, 152, 154 Jones, Sha-Ron 11, 56, 57, 66, 67, 113, 123 Mayo, Joseph 59, 64, 148 McColley, Nicole 89, 157 Mccotter, Pietra 109, 148 Kelley, Sam 65 McDaniel, Misty 157 K Knight, Andrea 100, 140, 143 McElwain, James 50, 70, 71, 90, 91, 141 Knight, Randall 100, 143, 156 McGlinchy, David 157 McGovern, Margarita 59, 148 McGurk, Ronald 54, 149 L Lab, Dominic 140 Medina, Richard 51, 52, 53, 117 Lacey, Robert 157 Medina, Laura 12, 13, 138, 140 Lameda, Jorge 146, 147 Mejia, Lucero 6, 7, 11, 12, 13, 16, 67, 98, 99, 117, Lavon, Ernesto 65, 157 121, 128 Lee, Juan Carlos 140 Melendrez, Javier 140, 141 Leibold, Christine 147 Melendrez, Sergio 53, 117 Leon, Daniel 62 Mendoza, Samuel III 54, 106, 148 Leon, Francisco 9, 52, 62, 92, 141 Mendoza, Danielle 58, 96, 100, 149 Llorente, Justin 157 Mendoza, Tinosvaldo 117, 129 Loffredo, Christina 10, 58, 59, 154, 157 Metover, Matthew 156 Loffredo, Matthew 117, 129 Meza, Gissel 156 Lopez, Carina 157 Melletat, Caroline 97, 140 Lugo, Jessica 148 Montano, Silda 60, 148 Lumalan, Benjamin 93, 106, 148 Moore, Norman 65, 154, 157 Lynch, LaJuan 50, 52, 62, 95, 148 Morales, Lizabeth 72, 93, 140 Lynch, Lavonn 50, 52, 64, 95, 148 Morales, Jessica 72, 157 Morales, Bianca 96, 147, 148 Moreno, Evalena 152 Macfarland, Daniella 92, 141 Mueller, Kai 97, 140 M Macfarland, Octavio 54, 146, 148 Munoz, Martin 35, 36, 108, 115 Madrigal, Nadia 140 Magras, Carolyn 140, 142 Malaga, Edna 59, 152 Nault, Ronald 157 Maldonado, Maria 140 N Navarro, Jesus 115, 121 Maldonado, Jose 55, 156 Navarro, Sara 148 Mancilla, Aura 156 Nery, Audrey 11, 98, 99, 106, 113, 120, 122, 128, Manuel, Vanessa 67, 94, 100, 140, 1.4.3. 166 4.9. 13.16.12.5.191 Nigh, David 36, 50, 52, 54, 141 Manare, Marissa 58, 67, 148, 150 Ny, Lynette 102, 157 Marquez, Soralla 157 Martin Del Campo, Armida 157 Martin, Ivanna 102, 148 Q Ochoa-Mendez, Carlos 129 Martin, Dusan 70, 106, 148 Olegario, Vasquez, 49, 52, 70, 119, 129 Martinez, Felix 6, 7, 52, 53, 62, 63, 117, 122, 123 Olson, Angela 60, 92 Marinez, Vincent 42, 88, 109, 117, 129, 152 Olvera, Veronica 115 Martinez, Mavra 117, 142 Orozco, Carla 159 Martinez, Monica 36, 98, 117, 121 Ortiz, Alma 149 Martinez, Yessenia 6, 10, 16, 66, 67, 90, 98, 117 Ortiz, Carlos 43, 98, 115, 121, 129 Martinez, Norma 149 Ortiz, Joseph 64, 138, 149 Martinez, Amanda 148 Osterle, John 148 Mateo, Learna 94, 106, 148 Osterle, Angela 107, 158 Matlock-Brown, Jerami 49, 50, 52, 92, 95, 138, 141 Padilla, Michelle 159

182 p Parnell, Kelly 159 Sanchez, Cirene 101 , 1 I 8 Parra, Delia 115 Sanchez, Irene 157, 159 Parra, Maria 159 Sandoval, Edgardo 118 Perez, Jose 143 Sandoval, Erika 14, 48, 151 Pineda, Sherri 93, 106, 108, 144 Sergui, Chtchetinkine 70, 97, 119 Pires, James 12, 42, 59, 64, 92, 108, 136, 138, 139 Schmitt, Stephanie 8, 11, 38, 72, 108, 109, 118 Poukkula, John 158 Scott, Krista 95, 159 Selga, Robert 97, 151, 159 She, Ken 97, 151, 159 Q Quillope, Kristina 11, 15, 90, 91, 98, 106, 115 She, Ken 97, 160 Simbulan, Sherman 43, 44, 95, 98, 118 Slayton, Santiago 70, 159 R Rabanal, Rosalisa 58, 94, I 00, 106, 151 Smith, Evan 95, 98, 116, I I 8 Ramirez, Daniel 91, 115, 170 Smith, Lee II 95, 147, 150, 151 Ramirez, Jorge 143 Stephens, Amad 157, 159 Ramirez, Lilia 159 Strong, Jennifer36, 72, 139, 143 Rasing, Alvin 93, 94, 143 Swingle, Michael I 58 Reves, Jason 43, 90, 91, 93, 94, 98, 112, 115, 121, 128 Rico, Dianne 143 Tapia, Claudia 159 Rios, Kristell 159 T Tessada, Demitrio 43, 98, 123, 129 Rivero, Omar 52, 115 Tirado, Richard 42, 52, 93, I 14, 1 18, 120 Robles, Jose 70 Torres, Dahlia 159 Robles, Juana 143 Torres, Nancy 158, 159 Rodrigues, Pamela 107, 159 Torres, Oscar 70, 94, 116, 119, 129 Rodriguez, Arthur 51, 52, 118 Torres, John Carlos 52, 119 Rodriguez, Gabriel 151 Tovar, Patricia 6, 7, 10, 56, 57, 72, 98, l I 9 Rodriguez, Linda 149, 151 Trejo, Irma 159 Rodriguez, Luis 146, 151 Trujillo, Jesse 13, 42, 50, 52, 54, 92, 136, 138 Rodriguez, Gina 158 Turegano, Alberto I 19, 129 Rodriguez, Jorge 159 Turegano, Karla 151 Rodriguez, Gisela 143 Rojas, Raul 56, 58, 88, 92, 96, 106, 109, 140, 143 Romero, Adrian 43, 51, 52, 118, 129 Valencia, Karla 13, 15, 143 Romero, Cecilia 60, 61, 102, 151 V Valenzuela, Patricia 119 Romero, Hector 146, 1551 Valle, Christian 96, 159 Root, Leslie 56, 67, 106, 151 Valle, Annete 158 Rubi, Gabriel 11, 98, 118 Velasquez, Irma 42, 119, 120, 128 Ruiz, ldania 151 Villarosa, Theresa 42, 100, 143 Ruiz, Raquel 72, 151 Villafranca, Justin 50, 51, 52, 93, 98, 99, 113 Ruiz-Anchondo, Izarel 159

Wells, Terrance 58, 95, 106, 142 Salas, Carolina 58, 93, 143 w Williamson, Tara 143 S Salas, Nadia 72, 109, 151 Zuniga, Marcelo 151 Salas, Veronica 96, 118, 123, 128 z Zurita, Marcos 54, 146, 148, 151 Salazar, Maya 159 Salce, Yara 98, 118 You can think you can do, but please remember, always be true. San Martin, Kelly 15, 90, 101, 118, 121, 128 S. Simbulan Sanchez, Krisvell 159 Index Editor/Photographer Sanchez, Ralph 110, 158

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