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San Jacinto Alumni GazetteSAN JACINTO EDUCATION FOUNDATION/ALUMNI ASSOCIATION

2045 South San Jacinto Avenue

San Jacinto, CA 92583

DECEMBER, 2015 VOLUMN 9 ISSUE 2

SUPERINTENDENT’S CORNER

The fall season is rapidly closing, and before we know it, we will be on break for the winter holiday.This school year has picked up momentum and great things are happening with our students and staff.

One of our recent undertakings was adoption by our SJUSD Board of Trustees of our single unifiedplan entitled The San Jacinto Difference. The San Jacinto Difference includes our new Mission,Vision, Core Values and Student Profile along with the Local Control & Accountability Plan(LCAP). It was developed through a large contingency of staff, parents, communitymembers and most importantly, students — yes, we listened and took to heart student voices that werearticulate, powerful, and insightful. I couldn’t be more proud of our team for their work on this newcomprehensive plan that will usher SJUSD’s progress towards college and career readiness for all

students by transforming our cultureinto the “Disneyland of schools,” whereexcellence and results are the norm,learning is fun and engaging, clearpathways for student success aredeveloped, and passion is ignited.

Additionally, numerous (CTE), CareerTechnical Education programs at SanJacinto High School had an amazingpresence at this year’s SouthernCalifornia Fair in Perris,California. We continue in ourcommitment to expand CTE options forSJUSD students in not only high schoolbut also elementary and middle school.

We appreciate the readers of the SanJacinto Alumni Gazette and all theamazing support from the San JacintoEducation Foundation. To continue tostay connected to SJUSD, pleased o w n l o a d o u r m o b i l eapplication SanJacintoUSD, follow uson Twitter @SanJacintoUSD, “Like”and “Share” our new Facebookpage, visit our website

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TIGERS RETAIN THE BELLSan Jacinto High School football

reigns as Champions of the SanJacinto Valley as the Tigersdefeated Tahquitz, West Valleyand Hemet during competitionthis past Fall. The first victorycame with a 26-10 victory overHemet which allowed the Tiger toretain the bell. This game wasalso the fist in Mountain PassLeague competition for the year.Tahquitz was the next to fall bythe score of 62-6, the highestlopsided victory for the Tigers

over the Titans since they began to compete in 2008. West Valley was thefinal victory and the final game in regular season play. The score wasreflective of the rest of the league play as the Tiger won handily 52-6. TheTigers finished the regular season with a 9-1 overall record and a league recordof 4-1 with their only loss coming at the hands of perennial champion PerrisCitrus Hill. The Tigerswent on to defeat theRiverside Poly Bears inthe fist round of CIF butthey fe l l to SanBernardino Cajon by thescore of 13-24. Thevictory over RiversidePoly was the first CIFvictory since the 2007season when the Tigerswent to the finals but lostto league rival Citrus Hill.

San Jacinto Unified SchoolDistrict Board of Trustees:

President: John NormanClerk: Willie HamiltonMember: Deborah RexMember: Trica OjedaMember: Jasmin Rubio

Superintendent:Diane Perez

SAN JACINTO ALUMNI GAZETTE

San Jacinto EducationFoundation/Alumni Association

Board of Directors

PresidentJerry Peebles

[email protected] President

Neal [email protected]

TreasurerHenriett [email protected]

SecretaryCharlene Stover

[email protected] Members

Dee [email protected]

Michael [email protected]

Tony O’[email protected]

Henriett [email protected]

Carol [email protected]

Ken [email protected]

John [email protected]

Kim [email protected]

Nancy [email protected]

Kevin [email protected]

Don [email protected] Board of Trustees’

RepresentativesJohn Norman

[email protected] Liaison Members

Diane [email protected]

Seth Herren

HEMET/SAN JACINTO STUDENT OF THE MONTH

The Hemet / San Jacinto Student of the Month Program recognizes 12th grade

students from seven schools in the Hemet and San Jacinto school districts that

demonstrate character, integrity, a love of learning, involvement in school

activities, athletics, and community service, or the ability to overcome

challenging life circumstances. without compromising their education. These

students make a difference in their home, school and community.

These high school seniors were recognized on October 28, 2015, at themonthly breakfast awards ceremony held at The Sizzler Restaurant, 4762 W.Florida Ave., Hemet: left to right; Tahquitz High: Kyle Pagdayunan, HUSDEducational Options School (ACE Academy): Adrian Minijarez, West ValleyHigh: Ben Jones, Hemet High: Sofia Vivanco, Hamilton High: Clint Packard,San Jacinto High: Joshua Scruggs, and Mtn. View High: Nathalie Campos.

At their October regular meeting, the Board of Trustees adopted The San JacintoDifference, a new united, single District plan that includes updated/new Mission,Vision, Core Values, and Graduate Profile with courses of action centered on theDistrict’s Local Control and Accountability Plan (LCAP) through the collabora-tion and team work of Action Groups. Unlike any other plan or presentation oflate, The San Jacinto Difference features student voices — the ‘why’ our Districtexists...to educate and empower all students to achieve academic excellence, per-sonal growth and social responsibility.

THE SAN JACINTO DIFFERENCE


Membership in the San Jacinto Education Foundation/Alumni Association runs from January 1 to December 31 each year. The AlumniAssociation encourages members to renew early and to contact fellow classmates to join the Association. All membership dues goes towardmaking a more positive school environment. If your name does not appear on this page, it is time to renew. A life membership would be the idealway to go as members receive all communications coming from the Education Foundation/Alumni Association and once you join as a life member,you won’t have to worry about sending in any more money.

Gertrude “Mapestead” Milligan ‘35Robert “Bud” & Jewel “Tripp” Roberd ‘38Mary Ellen Brown FriendDorothy “Roberds” Henry ‘40Mary “Blodgett” Wick ‘40Oscar Ross ‘42Lorraine “Tripp” Richartz ‘44Clifton Powers ‘45Janice “Record” Hale ‘46Donald Irving ‘46Betty Jo Dunham ‘47Ella Mae “Quandt” Record ‘47Donna “Viele” Gindorf ‘49Doris Harvey FriendCharles Lockwood ‘49Donald T. Sawyer ‘49James & Barbara “Dunham” Walsh ‘49Beverly “Livesay” Harvey ‘50Joanne “Cremer” Solomon ‘51Mary Ellen “Clark” Garbani ‘53Mary Lou “Howe” Powers ‘53Jeannie “Estrada” Stockton ‘53JoAnne “Barbarick” Cain ‘54Marian “Valdez” Chacon ‘54Samuel Goodwin ‘54Ralph Hulstrom ‘54Gilbert Lockwood ‘54Albert Reed ‘55Jim Quast ‘56Virginia “Grutzmacher” Reich ‘57Frances “Apolonio” Borras ‘57Frank Apalonio ‘58Patricia “Tate” Calfee “58Virginia “Ingalls” Coate ‘58Sid & Peggy “Northrop” Fisher ‘58/61Bob & Ann “Robinson” Roenicke ‘58/61Steven Olivas ‘58Dorothy “Schweizer” Raby ‘58Carol “St. Clair” Ott ‘58Janice “Quast” Welch ‘58Charles Grutzmacher ‘59John Laffey ‘59Kenneth Smith ‘59Betty “Gadberry” Daniel ‘60Vernon & Susan “Hulstrom” Phillips ‘60/63

Harvey & Rosalie “Ruiz” Resvaloso ‘60/63Mary Lou “Plana” Brennan ‘61Kenneth & Georgia “Prater” Reed ‘61Carl Schweizer ‘61John & Jai “Handcock” Forney ‘62John & Mary “Johansen:” Lewis ‘63/62Karole “Pierce” Romeril ‘62Patsy “Boutcher” Yountchi ‘62Mr. & Mrs. Marc Divine ‘63Mr. & Mrs. Robert “Toby” LeBorgne ‘63Susan “Andrews” Miller ‘63Bonnie Anderson ‘64Lawrence Cutting ‘64Henrietta “Dykstra” Dorner ‘64Robert Jones ‘64Mr. & Mrs. Scott McOwen ‘64Charley J. "Skip" Childs ‘65Doug Glover ‘65Mr. & Mrs. Michael Goar ‘65Lorraine “Salgado” Maciel ‘65Ken Rumfelt ‘65Terry Williams ‘65Kathy “Peebles” Donnell ‘66Terry & Caroline “Vivanco” Post ‘66Sandy “Plaster” Van der Linden ‘66Robert & Susan “McOwen” Wilson ‘67Vicky Arres ‘68Sandy “Adams” Kasper ‘68Clayton & Michelle “Schain” Record ‘68Desi Zamudio ‘68Henry Hafliger ‘70Janet “Evans” Maldonado ‘70Tom Wilson ‘70John Hafliger ‘71Ron & Barbara “Mangabat” Harvey ‘72/75Ted Hussey ‘72Sergio Ochoa ‘72Scott & Deanna “Green” Cozart ‘73Robin “Hafliger” Pay ‘73Jerry & Mary “Mack” Peebles ‘73John & Nanci “Record” Norman Coach/’74Darrell & Becky “Directo” Elam ‘77Casilda “Wickham” Eisenberg ‘77Cor & Kim “Plantinga” Schouten ‘78/80Steven McCormack ‘79

SAN JACINTO EDUCATION FOUNDATION/ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEMBERS

Life Members

Membership Renewal

Mary Alice “Pearson” Parker ‘46Virgil “Lee” Christie ‘47Inez “King” Records ‘48Mr. & Mrs. James L. Brittian ‘50Frankie Hamilton ‘50Helen “Eacret” Wilson ‘51Maria “Hernandez” Sheridan ‘52Michael & Margaret “Richmeier”

Southe ‘58/66Linda “Mitchell” Johnson ‘59Leslie “Welty” Lubeck ‘61Sandra “Harvey” Packham ‘68Diane Higgins Friend

2015 Members

Doris Placencia ‘79Jack Schmidt ‘79Freda Miranda ‘80Mr. & Mrs. Neal Conijn ‘80Henriette “Carvajales” Nieblas ‘80Sylvia “Schnitker” Sayre ‘84Emily “Quast” McDonough ‘89Richard & Jenny “Peebles” Wright ’93John Norman, Jr. ‘99Tara Nicole “Remily” Andreassen 2001Alan Norman 2002Don St. Clair FacultyMr. & Mrs. Jim Adams FacultyCathryn “Adams” Remily FacultyMr. & Mrs. Jeff Whittenburg Faculty

On August 20, the SJHS

FFA program, at the

encouragement of C.L.

Smith Hay and Grain, conducted a

barbeque dinner activity to

introduce the 2015-16 SJHS Tiger

Football Team. A special thanks to

Dr. Vince Record, Calvin Smith,

Bill Tracy, Culinary Arts class, and

FFA continued on page 13

FFA SUPPORTS SJHS FOOTBALL


San Jacinto Unified School District(SJUSD) held a kick-off on Wednesday,October 14, 2015, to focus on college andcareer readiness throughout all 14 SJUSDschool sites, as part of Riverside County’sCollege Kick-Off Day. The RiversideCounty Office of Education challenged eachschool district to implement activities forstudents, parents and community partners toexplore and emphasize the importance ofplanning for post-secondary education,including two and four-year college, tradeschool and/or the military.

“This isthe time ofyear wepromote thecollegeapplicationprocess, andweconductedthe Pre-

Scholastic Assessment Test (PSAT) for allstudents in grades 9 through 11 today,” saidVanessa Gomez-Lee, lead counselor forSJUSD, “and even more importantly, weheld activities today in all the lower gradelevels, too, because planting the seed in allour students to be thinking about futurepossibilities can be a predictor of studentsuccess after high school.”

Students and staff adorned their favoritecollege shirts, colors and career attire andattended lunchtime pep rallies, wrote inessay contests, and decorated office/classroom doors, just to name a fewactivities held today. “We were up for thechallenge from the county to promotecollege and career readiness,” said DianePerez, SJUSD Superintendent. "This is ourvision for all our students, and implementingCollege Kick-Off Day on every campus,from our preschools to high schools,signifies our commitment to preparing allour students to be successful as they choosetheir own unique future.”

NEW STUDENT CLUB AT ESTUDILLO ELEMENTARY

A new student-initiated club was organized at Estudillo Elementary called

The Four Directions Native American Club. Fifth-grader Su’la Arviso

approached Principal Autumn Clark with here idea and promptly

SJUSD CollegeKick-Off Day

San Jacinto UnifiedSchool DistrictAdministrators

SuperintendentDiane Perez

Assistant Superintendent ofBusiness Services:

Seth HerronAssistant Superintendent of

Ed. Services:Sherry Smith

Assistant Superintendent ofPersonnel:

Matthew HixsonPrincipals

Preschool Director:Elizabeth Zaragoza

Elementary SchoolsDe Anza:

Lauren ArmijoEstudillo:

Autumn ClarkHyatt:

Bridget HeerenMegan Cope:Ken Swanson

Park Hill:Dulce Noriega

Record:Shelley Mendez

San Jacinto:Juan Penaloza

Middle SchoolsMonte Vista:

Janet CovacevichNorth Mountain:

Dr. Karen KirschingerSan Jacinto Leadership

Academy:Colonel Francis W. Sick. Jr.

Mt. View High SchoolCliff Weaver

San Jacinto High SchoolDr. Frank Jimenez

complied with developing a club

constitution and election of officers.

The purpose of the club is to promote

cultural awareness; to inspire native

American students to plan for college;

to learn about their heritage/traditions;

to develop leadership, and to provide

service for their school community.

First-grade Teacher Patricia Chavez is

the Faculty Advisor, and of Navajo

descent. With 10.8% of the Estudillo

Elementary population part of the

Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, the

club is a welcome addition to the

student activities and was a popular

booth at the school’s recent Harvest

Festival! Pictured L-R: President Su’la

Arviso, Faculty Advisor Ms. Chavez,

and Vice President Ciara Ramos.

Let Superintendent Diane Perez knowyou support SJUSD by sending her the

information on the above form. Send to2045 S. San Jacinto, Ave., SJ 92583


Remembering Those Who Have Passed OnIndividuals listed below are part of the proud heritage of San Jacinto and will be missed. They may be gone from among us, but the fond

memories of lasting friendships will remain forever. This list is everyone we have a record of since the July 22, 2006 Great Extravaganza ClassReunion. If you know of others who have passed on since that time, please notify Ken Reed at [email protected] or send a note to the SanJacinto Education Foundation/Alumni Association at the address on page one of this issue. Passing's since the June 2015 Gazette are in bold print.

William Meza Sr. ‘45Monte Blodgett ‘46Jay Hale ‘46Albert Mapstead ‘46Gladys “Bartman” Will ‘46Arlene “Winn” Wilson ‘46Frank Gonzalez ‘47Francis Marie Lamp ‘47Betty “Brown” Otta ‘47Charlene “Griggs” Stowe ‘47Sarah “Reyes” Villegas ‘47Douglas Cox ‘48Jessie “Valdez” Gilmore ‘48Betty “Eacret” Wilson ‘48Bill Ashley ‘49Dan Goodwin ‘49Walter Larry Harvey ‘49Donna Record ‘49Joanne “Ashley” Anthony ‘50Dolly “White” Compton ‘50Thurman Hawes ‘50Barbara “Handcock” Hedlund ‘50Don Hedlund ‘50Harriet “Waggoner” Hillier ‘50James Ogburn ‘50Frances “Sturbaum” Proz ‘50Dolores “Durant”: Taylor ‘50Bill Wilson ‘50Barbara “Bobbie” Candelaria ‘51Dick Long ‘51Rita Lugo ‘51Sylvia “Mares” McLaughlin ‘51Laurie “Darling” Oylear ‘51Byron Oylear ‘51Bill Thomason ‘51Robert Bentiste ‘52Wayne Chambers ‘52Greg Figgins ‘52Bonnie “Dodge” Hennessy ‘52Ralph Morris ‘52Peter Oakhill ‘52Everett Pope ‘52Tom Ricketts ‘52Joseph Tibodeaux ‘52Mariano Tortez ‘52Larry Whiting ‘52Barbara “Wilson” Baugh ‘53Lee Daniels ‘53Roberta “Henninger” Fraze ‘53

Ronald Hamilton ‘53Maxine “Biggs” Lamkin ‘53Donald Livesay ‘53Howard Morris ‘53Ronald White ‘53Barbara “Merle” Wilson ‘53Joanne “Barbarick” Cain ‘54Sondra “Wilson” Broyhill ‘54Delbert Casebolt ‘54Donald Flowerbird ‘54Kenneth Freeman ‘54Fred Hulstrom ‘54Elaine “Howe” Lasater ‘54Gilbert Lockwood ‘54Fred “Pinky” Miranda ‘54Annette “Munson” Sherman ‘54Walter Walker ‘54Martin Flores ‘55Beverly “Lamb” Gardner ‘55Jesus “Jesse” Hernandez ‘55Carmen “Carrasco” Lopez ‘55Pat Rogers ‘55Don Behnken ‘56Verne Brown ‘56Gene Edwards ‘56Beverley “Towner” Gray ‘56Edward Marruffo ‘56Kenneth Tortez ‘56Betty “White” Watson ‘56Stan Bottom ‘57Joanne “Hodges” Clouser ‘57David Hellquist ‘57Marion “Bugs” Silvas ‘57Wayne Wilson ‘57Jerry Daniel ‘58Frank Dunbar ‘58Clyde Freeman ‘58Annamarie “Bosman” Hemphill ‘58Tom Quick ‘58JoAnn “Squirrel” Ramirez ‘58Fern Rodriguez ‘58Leo Rose ‘58Olivia “Olivas” Snodgrass ‘58Betty “Butler” Estavillo ‘59Leo Hanks ‘59Arvel Hyer ‘59Robert “Bobby” Long ‘59Tom Prater ‘59Billy Ricketts ‘59

Dorothy “McNulty” Voorting ‘24Frank Schott ‘27Doug Williams ‘27Vere Raley ‘30Maxine “Miller” Wemer ‘30Margaret “Williams” English ‘31Jennie “Lewis” Hopson ‘31Dorothy “Negley” Whittingham ‘31Elizabeth “Griggs” Rhodes ‘32Rosemary “Thacker” Havens ‘33Thelma “Griggs” Avery ‘34Calvin Brown ‘34James Hasegawa ‘34Beryl “Lawell” Andrews ‘35Virgil Raley ‘35Helena “Robson” Weiner ‘35Lota NaVeda Adams ‘36Geneva Adams ‘37Olwyn “Moore” Carlson ‘37Florine “Waggoner” Drinkwine ‘37Phyllis Harford ‘37Jim Slayton ‘37Stephen Talavera ‘37Thelma “Griggs” Avery ‘38Paul Marsh ‘38Vere Raley ‘38Harold Peebles ‘38Jewel “Tripp” Roberds ‘38Douglas A. Brown ‘39Dwight McCracken ‘39Lawrence Pierce ‘39Marie “Pirot” Vial ‘39Lawrence Adams ‘40Harley Garbani ‘40Samuel Meek ‘40Dale Reaser ‘41Marjorie “Griggs” Rhodes ‘41Rev. Frank Whitmore ‘41LaVey “Adams” Mitchell ‘42Ruth “Barnard”: Murray ‘42Gordon Shepherd ‘42George Woods ‘42Edna “Elliott” Campbell ‘43Helen Pasternak ‘43Harvey Peebles ‘43Betty “Davison” Weymes ‘43Donald Dodge ‘44Dorothy Adams ‘45Roberta “Colvard” McBride ‘45


Remembering Those Who Have Passed On—Continued

Leandro “Tato” Silvas ‘59Bert Smith ‘59Melanie “Todd” Tedesco ‘59Louise “McLaughlin” Cusic ‘60Claire Higgins ‘60Stella “Butler” Mahan ‘60William Rose ‘60Bill Stoval ‘60Mike Coe ‘61Garland Freeman ‘61Linda “Fisher” King ‘61Frankie Moreno ‘61Fred Moya ‘61Dona “Curtis” Sharp ‘61Tim Short ‘61Claude Sievert ‘61Lee Whitman, ‘61Andy Andrews ‘62Robert Smith, ‘62Connie “Vargas” Teivas ‘62Johnny Wishon ‘62Lynne “Dittmer” Corwin ‘63Jim Kading ‘63Jose Lubo Modesto ‘63Bobby Rose ‘63Susan “Bradley” White ‘63Richard Bailey ‘64Stella “Cabanilla” Dahlman ‘64Bob Harte ‘64Larry Hartsfield ‘64Elaine Johansen ‘64Bob Jones ‘64Randolph McCook ‘64Richard Quast ‘64Brian Wishon ‘64Joan “Valenzuela” Altaha ‘65Wendell Cutting ‘65

Lindy “Welty” Downs ‘65Andy Hernandez ’65Gary Jubera ‘65Bobby Lamoreaux ‘65Itzy Rodriguez ‘65Dodie “Irons” Sanford ‘65Allynn Silvas ‘65Michael Capps ‘66Ronnie Edwards, ‘66Mike Powers ‘66Mary Ann Swarthout ‘66Stephen Telford ‘66Wesley Upson ‘66Alex Directo ‘67Lynn Hurt ‘67Robert Lerma ‘67Sharon “Ash” Rossman ‘67Toni “Hellwig” Barbee ‘68Fred Gandee ‘68Mike Moll ‘68Danny Olivas ‘68Clayton Record III ‘68Deborah “Fite” Voss ‘68Gary Lang ‘69Joy Moody ‘69Esteban Garcia Olivo, Jr. ‘69Danny Osborn ‘69Marcus Pete ‘69Chris “Brown” Trogdon ‘69Wes Williams ‘69Charles Maynard ‘70Miguel Mejia ‘70Kay Pacheco ‘70Lois Pete ‘70Karen “Heller” Brown ‘72Jenny Chagolla ‘72

Margaret Pauline Cortez ‘72Stephen Talley ‘72Patti “Smith” Necochea ‘73Bill Record, Jr. ‘73Chuck Watson ‘74Raymond Dominguez ‘75Bill Parker ‘76Cecil Robert Fuentes ‘77James Stuart ‘77Frank Valenzuella ‘77Angelina Gomez ‘78Laurie Basquez, ‘79Kay Fielder ‘80Gary Mangabat ‘80Ofelia Navarette ‘80Luis Alvarez ‘81Lisa “Stachurski” Cortez ‘88Gregory McGargill ‘88Kathleen Martinez ‘89Raymond Rivera ‘89Samuel W. Rickman ‘91Jason Taylor ‘91Lance Nalley ‘85Christan Morningstar Berrateran ‘00Josh Fuller 2004Eddie Leal 2005Keith Abraham FacultyHelen Malone FacultyMartin Vernon HurtadoGary Goar CoachHector FloresHerb Solomon CoachJames “Hoss” Adams, CoachRobert A. Brink, PrincipalGaines Bateman, CounselorBeatriz Swierkos, Teacher

Thanks to the sponsorship of the Soboba Foundation and Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, 136SJUSD staff members with perfect or near-perfect (missing only one day) in 2014-15 were treated to aspecial luncheon at the Soboba Country Club on September 25. This annual event organized by theSJUSD Personnel Department and the Personnel Advisory Council, highlights the yearly attendancecampaign that was started in 2007-08 as a fun way to recognize staff, compete against other sites andcollectively save money for the District by reducing substitute employee expenses. The Soboba

Foundation supports excellence in education allows SJUSD employees to have a first-class recognition luncheon for theoutstanding work they do every day for students and the community. Assistant Superintendent Matt Hixson and Directorof Student, Community & Personnel Support Dr. Spencer Holtom were this year’s emcees, and entertained theattendance winners with humor and numerous door prizes made possible by Schools First Credit Union, CaliforniaSchool Employees Association Chapter #189, San Jacinto Teachers Association, and the Follett corporation.

Faculty Attendance Recognized


SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FAIR

The San Jacinto High School Career Technical Education (CTE)programs participated in the fair this year, thanks to the efforts of Dr.Vince Record (SJUSD ASES Coordinator), Calvin Smith (CL SmithHay & Grain), Jeff Whittenburg (SJHS Woodshop Teacher), andSJHS Ag Program Teachers Howard Wilson, Lindsey Stiff, andDanielle Scoggins. SJUSD is leading the pack in CTE work acrossthe county and there is no doubt with the wonderful displays ofstudent work. Other participating classes (not pictured) includeMultimedia and Photography. The Culinary Arts program held avegetable carving contest event to demonstrate their depth ofcreativity with color and texture.

Draw & Paint TeacherBrock Essick Ceramics Teacher, Wanda Simchuck

Culinary Arts Teacher, Debra Ward

Woodshop TechnologyTeacher

Jeff Whittenburg

SHOPPING TRIP TO CAMARILLO

OUTLET MALL

On Saturday, November 15, 2015 theluxurious Soboba Bus departed the CountryClub at Soboba Springs at 7:00 AM on the dot.With all the merry shoppers on board we tookoff for Camarillo Outlet Mall on the fourthannual Christmas Shopping Turnaround forthe SJEF scholarship fund. Our effortsbrought in almost $1200 this year. It was not asellout but we really had fun. As usual gamesand lots of good fun made the trip up toCamarillo pass quickly. The weather wasspectacular and a warm sunny day makesshopping at the huge mall pleasant. Everyoneseemed to enjoy their day and by the count ofshopping bags in the hold of the bus, themerchants were glad we came. There is even acinema complex located in the middle of theOutlet Campus, so a movie break is an option,too. Continued on Page 9


MODEL OF ACADEMIC EXCELLENCE

FIRST EMPLOYEE RECOGNIZED

At the 13th Annual Riverside County Education

Summit, the Asset-Building, Results-Based Campus

Supervision model at North Mountain Middle School

received a Models of Academic Excellence award. The

NMMS program allows the school’s campus security

team to successfully impose school rules and district

policies that students believe to be unfavorable while

still maintaining a positive student-centered

environment and a presence that is approachable. By

utilizing the 40 Developmental Assets framework to

encourage behavior conducive to a positive learning

environment, the team works collaboratively to identify

every available avenue to impact students with positive

reinforcement and affirmation.

Personnel Services has implemented a new item on the updated SJUSD website to recognize

employees for a job well done. The email message drop box is an opportunity for anyone to share

how a staff member made a difference, with public recognition to be made at an upcoming site or

district meeting.

The first staff member to be recognized from this new feature is San Jacinto High School

Assistant Principal Sandra “Ahumada” Penaloza, a 1991 SJHS graduate! Parent Heather Ibarra

said in her nomination, “I was completely at ease after hearing Mrs. Penaloza speak to the

freshman families and students the evening we went to pick up the new schedule. I was happy to

hear my goals and concerns for my son as a parent are the same goals the administrators and staff have implemented for

their students at SJHS.” Congratulations, Mrs. Penaloza, as our first KUDOs recipient through this new website feature!

Drama Teacher Sharon Zielasko is beaming with pride for

her theater set crews with their recent awards from the 2015

ScenoGraphics Competition with entries from the productions

of Guys and Dolls and Up the Down Staircase. “We are one of

three schools nation-wide to earn awards for two plays, same

competition, in the top 16 of the nation,” says Mrs. Zielasko,

“and the only one on the west coast with this honor.” The

competition is directed at high schools who use

ScenoGraphics’ professionally drawn plans to build, decorate

and dress their sets for theatrical productions. Photos are

submitted to the company and professional set designers

evaluate and select 16 schools from across the nation for

ranking. The set for Guys and Dolls earned a 1st place

ranking and the set from Up the Down Staircase earned 4th

place.

SJHS Theater GroupIn Top 16 Nationwide

www.sanjacinto.k12.ca.us and sign up for emailnotifications by sending us an email [email protected].

It is my honor and privilege to continue to serve thestudents, staff and the community of San Jacinto!

SUPERINTENDENT’S CORNER CONTINUED FROM PAGE 1


EDALIA “OLIVO” GOMEZ

CLASS OF 1982

Competing in Track and Field,basketball and volleyball all through Jr.High Edalia came ready to play all threesports at SJHS and made the VarsityTrack and Field team her freshman

year. By her sophomore year Edalia lettered inbasketball, volleyball and qualified for CIF finals inshot-put and State trails in discus. She was namedTrack & Field MVP in 1981. She placed in variousinvitational's throughout her career in shot-put anddiscus. Edalia went on to attend San Diego StateUniversity and obtained an MA and BA in PublicAdministration emphasizing in City Planning. Edaliais a recipient of the Patricia Robert Harris Fellowship.She is currently a Senior Environmental Specialist forSan Diego Gas & Electric, SEMPRA Utilities andattributes her successful career in land use andenvironmental planning to the hard work ethics, teamwork and mentoring instilled through sports. She hasserved on PTA boards, team mom and the high schoolbooster club and currently mentors SDSU students.After work you can find Edalia at the kettle bell gym orspin class and on weekends she enjoys bike riding, oilpainting and spending time with her husband of 27years Jose, her 21 year old son Adrian and standardpoodle “Monty” Montezuma.

JERRY DANIEL

CLASS OF 1958

Jerry Daniel arrived in San Jacinto at the ageof 5, when his father, Taylor Daniel andmother, Margret moved from Oklahoma. Jerrygraduated from San Jacinto High School in1958 where he excelled athletically, playing

football and baseball. Upon graduation of high school, Jerryhad opportunity to play football at Orange Coast College,however injury ended his very short playing career at OCC.Jerry started his professional career with Southern CaliforniaEdison and soon married his high school sweetheart and SJHShomecoming queen, Betty Gadberry Daniel.

Jerry was a true champion for youth sports, and demonstrateda passion for coaching and mentoring young people into fivedifferent decades. After his playing career ended, Jerrypursued his coaching career, beginning in the early 60s,working with a variety of programs. Starting with theUniversity of California Riverside and Mt. San JacintoCollege, he was one of the early pioneers of the Hemet JuniorAll American youth program. It was the strong connections inthe San Jacinto valley and the passion to influence youngpeople that drove Jerry’s volunteerism. In 1978, Jerry alongwith other SJHS alumni came back to San Jacinto to resurrectthe traditions at San Jacinto High School by joining the varsitystaff under head coach Steve Hackett. Jerry coached theoffensive and defensive line for Coach Hackett, and thenCoach Neil Skarin, until 1985 when he temporarily hung uphis coaching whistle to watch his sons, Tim and Darren playhigh school and college football. In 1999 Jerry joined theWest Valley High School staff to seize an opportunity tocoach along the side of his son Tim. In 2001, Jerry movedover to Paloma Valley High School, to coach along the side ofhis younger son Darren. Regardless of age, Jerry was a manwho understood kids and the value of mentorship andmotivation. He used football as the platform to teach youngpeople the lessons and value of teamwork and life. Jerry had apassion for coaching, but his influence and desire to besignificant in a young man’s life was really what moved him.Vince Lombardi coined the phrase, “Individual commitment toa group effort – that is what makes a team work, a companywork, a society work, a civilization work.” Jerry fondly usedthis phase with all kids he taught.

Regardless the program, Jerry’s prideful allegiance to SanJacinto High School was unwavering. Upon his finalretirement from coaching in 2002, Jerry found time to comeback to San Jacinto. On any given Friday night, Jerry could befound in the stands supporting the Tigers. He became active inthe San Jacinto Alumni Foundation in 2004, because hewanted to hold the spotlight for the deserving alumni thatmade this high school and valley very special.

With Wood Ranch scheduled, once again, as our din-ner stop, we loaded up the bus by 5:00 PM and hit theroad. By 7:00 PM, with full tummies and very com-fortable reclining seats, the bus was filled with happychatter and laughter that soon became restful quiet. Wearrived back at Country Club at Soboba Springs before10:00 PM and it was time to wake up and drive home.Thank you to our driver, Julio, for the smooth and saferide out and back.

The annual turnaround shopping trip has become atradition that is truly a great way to spend some qualitytime with family and friends, get some great shoppingand leave the driving to us. Best of all, the San JacintoEducation Foundation added to our funds for our kidsand schools. A sincere thank you is due to the SobobaFoundation as well as our other sponsors, donors andparticipants for their generosity. With all the donationsand participation all proceeds from ticket sales went toour scholastic funds. The date for 2015 is November12, 2016. Plan on joining us next year!

SHOPPING TRIP TO CAMARILLO OUTLET MALLContinued from Page 7


JIMMY STORMO

CLASS OF 2005

Jimmy Stormo is the second outstandingwrestler coming from the stable of HeadCoach Stan Holmes to be inducted into theEdward Hyatt Athletic Hall of Fame. CoachHolmes did an outstanding job in mentoring

his young athletes during his tenure producing athletes whomade tremendous accomplishments. Jimmy wrestled fouryears at SJHS compiling a record that very few have been ableto match.

During his freshman year he had thirty-three wins against onlyfive losses. He placed second in the De Anza League finals andfourth in CIF. He also was a Masters Meet Qualifier.

His sophomore year brought continued success as he recordedthirty-six wins with only four losses. He grappled to the DeAnza League Championship this year and then went on to placethird in CIF. He placed eighth at the Masters Meet as well. Hewas a 2002 State Qualifier and placed fourth at the 5 CountiesTournament.

Jimmy continued with his winning ways during his junior yearincreasing his win total to thirty-nine with but two losses. Hegarnered the De Anza League Championship as his weightlevel then went on to place third in CIF. From there he becamethe Masters Meet Champion, Riverside County Champion andplaced fifth in the state meet.

Young Mr. Stormo saved the best for his senior year recordingforty wins without a single loss. He became CIF Championthis year along with becoming the Masters Meet Champion athis weight, Riverside County Champion and was a StateQualifies. He was selected as the Coco Cola Athlete of the yearthis year as well.

KURT LOMAS

CLASS OF 1995

Kurt Lomas enters the EdwardHyatt Athletic Hall of Fame as awell decorated San Jacinto HighSchool athlete. He starred infootball, basketball and track and

field. His honors exceed most individuals whoattended SJHS.

Kurt was outstanding all three years of varsityfootball being honored by his teammates as MostValuable Player his senior year. He also garnered AllLeague honors in 1994 as well. He was also selectedfor the Riverside County All Star football team as asenior.

Basketball became second nature to him as he madethe Varsity team during his sophomore, junior andsenior years. Once again, as in football he earned AllLeague honors his senior year and was selected asMost Valuable Player that year as well. For threeyears, 1993 to 1995, he was voted as the DefensiveMost Valuable player at the West Valley basketballtournament. Another recognition allowed him to playin the Riverside County All Star basketball game atthe conclusion of senior play.

Track and field was probably his most productivesport as he excelled not only on the track but in thefield as well.His accomplishment were numerous as he was leaguechampion in the high jump his senior year along withbeing league champion in the mile relay the sameyear. He was also on the mile relay team that wasleague champions during his sophomore year. He andhis teammates established the mile relay team recordwhich was accomplished in 1995. He also establishedschool records in the 100 meter and 400 meter races aswell.

Kurt went on to play football at Mt. San JacintoCollege for two years. Starting both years he wasselected to the Second Team All Conference team. Heis most proud that the Eagles were able to defeat WestLos Angeles in the Keshawn Johnson Bowl his second

HIS TEAMS WON MORE THAN ANY OTHER

He may not have graduated from San Jacinto High School butyou can bet he is a true TIGER through and through but evenbetter yet, he married a San Jacinto High School Graduate.There is nothing that can be taken away from a football coachwho compiled more wins than any other head football coach atthe school. His first season was 1998 and his last was 2014. Inthat time, he and his staff guided his football teams to 127victories, 62 losses and 2 ties with only one losing season.Coach Bill Powell, a 2014 Inductee into the Edward HyattAthletic Hall of Fame is to be lauded for his great teams thatplayed well on the field and conducted themselves with prideand respect off of the field. His teams won 4 leaguechampionship and compiled a CIF record of 10 wins against 13losses. His teams outscored their opponents by a sizablemargin, 4957 to 3487. Bill Powell was head coach for 17years, the longest of any head football coach in school history.

REUNIONS BEING PLANNEDTwo reunions are in the works, one by the Class of

1966 and one by the Great Extravaganza Committee.The tentative plan for the Class of ‘66 is to hold thereunion the Fall of 2016. The Great Extravaganzareunion in slated for some time in the Fall of 2017,around the time of the Hemet/SJ football game orhomecoming, which ever one is more suitable.


Winter Athletic Schedules

Date Day Site Opponent Time12/8-11 Tues Away Riverside Kiwanis Tour TBA12/15 Tues Home Paloma Valley 6:30 pm12/17 Thurs Home Rubidoux 6:30 pm12/18 Fri Home Big Bear 5:00 pm12/26-30 Sat Away Paloma Valley Tourney TBA1/05 Tues Home Patriot 6:30 pm1/08 Fri Home Banning 7:30 pm1/12 Tues Away *Hemet 6:15 pm1/14 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 7:30 pm1/19 Tues Home *Tahquitz 6:15 pm1/21 Thurs Away *Beaumont 7:30 pm1/26 Tues Home *West Valley 6:15 pm1/28 Thurs Home *Hemet 7:30 pm2/02 Tues Home *Citrus Hill 6:15 pm2/04 Thurs Away *Tahquitz 6:15 pm2/09 Tues Home *Beaumont 6:15 pm2/11 Thurs Away *West Valley 6:15 pm

BOYS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL

Date Day Site Opponent Time12/8 Tues Home Heritage 6:30 pm12/9 Wed Away Yucca Valley 6:30 pm12/26-30 Sat Away Ramona Tournament TBA1/05 Tues Away Patriot 6:30 pm1/08 Fri Home Banning 6:00 pm1/12 Tues Away *Hemet 4:45 pm1/14 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 6:00 pm1/19 Tues Home *Tahquitz 4:45 pm1/21 Thurs Away *Beaumont 6:00 pm1/26 Tues Home *West Valley 4:45 pm1/28 Thurs Home *Hemet 4:45 pm2/02 Tues Home *Citrus Hill 4:45 pm2/04 Thurs Away *Tahquitz 4:45 pm2/09 Tues Home *Beaumont 4:45 pm2/11 Thurs Away *West Valley 4:45 pm

GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL

Date Day Site Opponent Time12/11/12 Fri Away Citrus Hill Tournament 1:00 pm12/16 Wed Away *Hemet 6:00 pm12/18/19 Fri Away Colton Christmas Classic 10:00 am1/06 Wed Away *Citrus Hill 6:00 pm1/08/09 Fri Away Riverside County Champs @ Arlington HS 1:00 pm1/13 Wed Home *Tahquitz 6:00 pm1/20 Wed Away *Beaumont 6:00 pm1/22/23 Fri Away Raul Huerta Memorial @ Canyon Springs 2:00 pm1/27 Wed Home *West Valley 6:00 pm1/31 Sat Away Mt. Pass Finals @ Citrus Hill 10:00 am

VARSITY WRESTLING (COED)

SJHS Class of 1967 is asked toattend the Edward Hyatt Athletic Hallof Fame on January 30 to welcomeGuillermo “Willie” Garrido back tothe valley. Football players andcheerleaders are being asked to attendso they can be recognized.

The plan is to present Willie with a#66 jersey to commemorate the nighthe kicked the field goal that defeatedHemet in the game played in 1966.

WILLIE TO VISIT


Winter & Spring Athletic Schedules

Date Day Site Opponent Time12/08 Tues Away La Sierra 3:15 pm12/16 Wed Away Heritage 3:15 pm12/17 Thurs Home John W. North 4:45 pm1/05 Tues Away Patriot 3:15 pm1/06 Wed Home Perris 3:15 pm1/08 Fri Home Chaparral 4:45 pm1/12 Tues Away *Hemet 4:45 pm1/14 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 4:45 pm1/19 Tues Home *Tahquitz 4:45 pm1/21 Thurs Away *Beaumont 3:15 pm1/26 Tues Home *West Valley 3:15 pm1/28 Thurs Home *Hemet 4:45 pm2/02 Tues Home *Citrus Hill 4:45 pm2/04 Thurs Away *Tahquitz 4:45 pm2/09 Tues Home *Beaumont 3:15 pm2/11 Thurs Away *West Valley 3:15 pm

BOYS’ SOCCER

Date Day Site Opponent Time12/08 Tues Away Big Bear 3:15 pm12/10-12 Thurs Away Heritage Tournament TBA12/15 Tues Away Rancho Verde 5:00 pm12/16 Wed Home Heritage 3:15 pm1/05 Tues Home Patriot 3:15 pm1/06 Wed Away Perris 3:15 pm1/08 Fri Away Rubidoux 5:00 pm1/12 Tues Home *Hemet 4:45 pm1/14 Thurs Home *Citrus Hill 4:45 pm1/19 Tues Away *Tahquitz 4:45 pm1/21 Thurs Home *Beaumont 3:15 pm1/26 Tues Away *West Valley 3:15 pm1/28 Thurs Away *Hemet 4:45 pm2/02 Tues Away *Citrus Hill 4:45 pm2/04 Thurs Home *Tahquitz 4:45 pm2/09 Tues Away *Beaumont 3:15 pm2/11 Thurs Home *West Valley 4:45 pm

GIRLS’ SOCCER

Date Day Site Opponent Time2/27 Sat Away Palm Springs Relays 8:30 am3/04 Fri Home SJHS Quint Meet 1:00 pm3/12 Sat Away Palm Desert Invite 9:00 am3/19 Sat Away Beaumont Invite 9:00 am3/23 Wed Away *Hemet 3:00 pm4/02 Sat Home Flying Tiger Invite 8:00 am4/06 Wed Away *Citrus Hill 3:00 pm4/09 Sat Away Southland Invite Hemet 8:00 am4/13 Wed Home *Tahquitz 3:00 pm4/20 Wed Away *Beaumont 3:00 pm4/23 Sat Away Riverside County Champs3:00 pm4/27 Wed Away *West Valley 3:00 pm5/04 Wed Home *Mt. Pass League Finals 3:00 pm

TRACK (BOYS & GIRLS)

Date Day Site Opponent Time2/23 Tues Away Citrus Valley 3:15 pm2/25 Thurs Home Carter (Wilmer Amina) 3:15 pm3/01 Tues Away Banning 3:15 pm3/03 Thurs Away Patriot 3:15 pm3/08 Tues Away Paloma Valley 3:15 pm3/09 Wed Home Banning 3:15 pm3/10 Thurs Home Heritage 3:15 pm3/11 Fri Home Perris 3:15 pm3/15 Tues Away Rancho Verde 3:15 pm3/22 Tues Home *Hemet 3:15 pm3/24 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm4/05 Tues Home *Tahquitz 3:15 pm4/07 Thurs Away *Beaumont 3:15 pm4/12 Tues Home *West Valley 3:15 pm4/14 Thurs Away *Hemet 3:15 pm4/19 Tues Home *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm4/21 Thurs Away *Tahquitz 3:15 pm4/26 Tues Home *Beaumont 3:15 pm4/28 Thurs Away *West Valley 3:15 pm5/03 Tues Hemet Mt. Pass League Finals 12:00 Noon5/05 Thurs Beaumont Mt. Pass League Finals 1:00 pm

BOYS’ TENNIS

Incentive funds through a program supported by Eastern Municipal Water District were

received to remove non-functional turf from the campuses at Estudillo Elementary, Record

Elementary and the San Jacinto Leadership Academy and replace the turf with zero–scape or

drought-tolerant plants landscaping. The Facilities & Operations Department led by Director

Michael Collins, is in the process of awarding contracts to complete the work at these sites,

while district staff continues to monitor and reduce overall irrigation use at all campuses.

New signs are being placed in areas where the turf is ‘turning golden’ just prior to removal

for the new landscaping work.

WATER CONSERVATION TURF REMOVAL PROJECT


Spring Athletic Schedules

Date Day Site Opponent Time2/27 Sat Away Hillcrest 11:00 am & 1:30 pm3/01 Tues Away San Gorgonio Tourney 3:15 pm3/03 Thurs Away San Gorgonio Tourney 3:15 pm3/08 Tues Away San Gorgonio Tourney 3:15 pm3/10 Thurs Away San Gorgonio Tourney TBA3/17 Thurs Home *Tahquitz 3:15 pm3/22 Tues Away *Hemet 3:15 pm3/24 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm3/30 Wed Away Beaumont Tournament 3:00 pm3/31 Thurs Away Beaumont Tournament 6:00 pm4/01 Fri Away Beaumont Tournament 3:00 pm4/02 Sat Away Beaumont Tournament 3:00 pm4/05 Tues Away *Beaumont 3:15 pm4/07 Thurs Home *West Valley 3:15 pm4/12 Tues Home *Hemet 3:15 pm4/14 Thurs Away *Hemet 3:15 pm4/19 Tues Home *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm4/21 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm4/26 Tues Away *Tahquitz 3:15 pm4/28 Thurs Home *Tahquitz 3:15 pm5/03 Tues Home *Beaumont 3:15 pm5/05 Thurs Away *Beaumont 3:15 pm5/10 Tues Away *West Valley 3:15 pm5/12 Thurs Home *West Valley 3:15 pm

BOYS’ VARSITY BASEBALL

Date Day Site Opponent Time2/27 Sat Away Indio 11:00 am & 1:00 pm3/02 Wed Away Temecula Valley 3:15 pm3/4-5 Fri Away Palm Springs Tournament

Demuth Park TBA3/7-10 Mon Away Hemet Tournament

Diamond Valley Lake TBA3/16 Wed Away Heritage 3:15 pm3/22 Tues Home Big Bear 3:15 pm3/26 Sat Away Tahquitz Tournament TBA3/28 Mon Away Tahquitz Tournament TBA3/29 Tues Away Tahquitz Tournament TBA4/12 Tues Away *Hemet 3:15 pm4/14 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm4/19 Tues Home *Tahquitz 3:15 pm4/21 Thurs Away *Beaumont 3:15 pm4/26 Tues Home *West Valley 3:15 pm4/28 Thurs Home *Hemet 3:15 pm5/03 Tues Home *Citrus Hill 3:15 pm5/05 Thurs Away *Tahquitz 3:15 pm5/09 Mon Away *West Valley 3:15 pm5/10 Tues Home *Beaumont 3:15 pm

GIRLS’ VARSITY SOFTBALL

Date Day Site Opponent Time2/29 Mon Home SJHS Match Play Tourney 10:00 am3/1-3 Tues Home SJHS Match Play Tourney 10:00 am3/07 Mon Away Serrano InviteSpr Val Lk 8:00 am3/08 Tues Home Heritage 3:15 pm3/10 Thurs Home Big Bear 3:15 pm3/14 Mon Away Big Bear Hesperia GC 3:00 pm3/16 Wed Away Heritage Menifee Lakes 3:15 pm3/17 Thurs Away Temecula Valley TBA 3:15 pm3/22 Tues Home *Hemet 3:15 pm3/23 Wed Home Citrus Valley 3:15 pm3/24 Thurs Away *Citrus Hill Mo Val Rnch 3:15 pm4/04 Mon Away Beaumont Invite Tukwet GC 8:00 am4/05 Tues Home *Tahquitz 3:15 pm4/07 Thurs Away *Beaumont Tukwet GC 3:15 pm4/11 Mon Away So Cal Novice Champ TBA 8:00 am4/12 Tues Home *West Valley 3:15 pm4/13 Wed Home Citrus Valley TBA 3:15 pm4/14 Thurs Away *Hemet Soboba CC 3:15 pm4/18 Mon Away Inland Empire Soboba CC 1:00 pm4/19 Tues Home Citrus Hill 3:15 pm4/21 Thurs Away *Tahquitz Seven Hills 3:15 pm4/26 Tues Home *Beaumont 3:15 pm4/28 Thurs Away *West Valley Seven Hills 3:15 pm5/03 Tues Away Mt. Pass League Finals TBA5/05 Thurs Away Mt. Pass League Finals TBA

BOYS’ GOLF

Date Day Site Opponent Time3/01 Tues Home Redlands East Valley 4:30 pm3/02 Wed Away Citrus Valley 4:30 pm3/05 Sat Away Hemet Tournament 8:00 am3/07 Mon Away Roosevelt 4:30 pm3/10 Thurs Home Heritage 4:30 pm3/19 Sat Home San Jacinto Tournament 8:00 am3/22 Tues Home *Hemet 4:30 pm3/24 Thurs Away Heritage 4:30 pm4/05 Tues Away *Tahquitz 4:30 pm4/07 Thurs Away *Beaumont 4:30 pm4/12 Tues Home *West Valley 4:30 pm4/14 Thurs Away *Hemet 4:30 pm4/21 Thurs Home *Tahquitz 4:30 pm4/26 Tues Home *Beaumont 4:30 pm4/28 Thurs Away *West Valley 4:30 pm

BOYS’ VOLLEYBALL

FFA SUPPORTS SJHS FOOTBALL continued from page 3

members and advisors for helping with all the festivities.

Howard Wilson, SJHS Ag Teacher, also gave tours of

the new mobile kitchen that will be put to use at football

games and other events once Health Department

approvals are in place. Go Tigers!


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