Buckeye Union High School - Falcon Yearbook (Buckeye, AZ)

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ml HAWK STAFF HANGS ON The Hawk is the official publication for the stu- dents and by the students of Buckeye Union High School. Written and edited by students, the paper is also printed at the school. The paper strives to contain all the current news of every facet of life at Buckeye Union High School. Students are en- couraged to submit stories for publication, and upon approval of the sponsor, take the class of- fered in journalism. The Hawk needs student in- terest and participation to fulfill its goal of re- flecting student activity at the school. The Hawk is one of the few school papers of its type in the state produced entirely on the school campus. The Hawk is sponsored by lVlr. Jim Grosbach. Hawk Reporters: Randy Dunivant, Roxanne Runkle, Bending is Frank Martin while standing is Tom Bonds Rhonda Hatfield, Joneen Emmons, Geniel Yates, and Cindy Terkelsen Susan Leffue and looking at the camera Genell Allen. is Della Cambron 97

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- ,.m0llulu ,, .flltsf ' . 9' V.. , 'S. ,-, LH 1ST ROW LR: C. Porter, D. Perry, L. Bonnes, C. Davis, J. Martin, J. Conners, P. Aja. 2ND ROW: R. Roberts, J. Emmons, E. Grijalva, C. Sosa, D. Fraker, C. Moody, L. Wedgworlzh, L. Jarnagin, S. Leffue, C. Eng, C. Main, B. Anderson, C. Leffue, A. Villa, M. Saba. LETTERGIRLS Lettergirls is an organization composed of those girls who have received a varsity letter in Tennis, GAA, Pom Pon, and Cheerleading. The Purpose of Lettergirls is to further inter- est girls in athletics. The basic duty of Let- tergirls is to perform services to the school community. The girls are re- sponsible forthe up- keep of the trophy case, and assume the responsibility of passing out programs and ushering at the football games. Vice President - Jacque Conners President Susie Polancq Secretary - Lora Jarnagin Treasurer - Cheryl Davis 96

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1ST ROW L.R. Genell Allen - President, Jacque Sprague - Vice President, Pam Langdon - Secretary, Kathy Sylvester - Treasurer, Kristy Ratlief - Encounter Chairman, Carolyn Eng - Parliamentarian, Donna Abels - Reporter, Libby Kent - Student Council, Paula Ala - Recreation. 2ND ROW: G. Orona, G. Dominguez, K. Harden, K. Downey, P. Denning, Judy Smalley - Historian, Mrs. Sivils - Advisor, C. Clopton, K. Kelly, C. Nelson, C. Maberly, Sandy Turner's Sister, 3RD ROW: J. Sylvester, R. Tippie, J. Latham, N. Adams, S. Neal, K. Engle, E. Jackson, C. Lowrey, J. McCrae, M. Huff. 4TH ROW: S. Beloat, M. Jennings, M. Green, G. Wood, B. Fornes, B. Reems, L. McCall, L. Cantley, C. Meredith, T. Schulz, S. Dominguez, C. Reems. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Future Homemakers of America is a national organization through which members develop as individuals by taking responsibility for the youth planned and youth directed activities that extend beyond the class- room Home Economics Education Program. This year the FHA Organization began their year activities with the first dance of the season to raise money to send the club to the District Meeting in Antelope High School. The Buckeye Chapter had the most girls at the District. The Pancake Breakfast was something new and everyone seemed to enjoy it. The Intermediate Foods Class decorated cakes beautifully to sell at the Annual Halloween Carnival and the Missing In Action Run for Freedom was a tremendous success with a large turn out. The club made toys for a Christmas Project and took them to the Childrens Baptist Home. Everyone looked forward to the State Meeting in Tucson and the Annual FHA Spring Banquet. This year has been a very active and productive one under the leadership of this years officers and Mrs. Sivils. O Jacque Sprague passing flag Genell Allen getting ready to Libby Kent at MIA Run for to pass the flag for MIA run. Freedom! 4 FHA Homecoming float. H tt . X