Ajo High School - Treasure Chest Yearbook (Ajo, AZ)

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1-'lg NI9 0 fy Stella Powell Monica Powell Terrie Kennedy President Vice President Secretary I Michelle Garcia -gGeorge Esquivelf Georgina Castillo Robbie Bohr Treasurer Representive Representive Representive

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We the Senior Class, looking back on our last twelve years of school, remember all of the good times and the times we choose to forget. There was that first day of school with the scary feeling of being all alone when Mother says good-bye and disappears through the door: the feeling of pride when we took home our first paper where we scribbled something that was supposed to be our name: then the feeling of elation and relief eight years later on eighth grade graduation night. Of course. our first day as a freshman seemed almost a repeat of the first day of school. The Big Rough Seniors humiliated us so badly we felt like crying for our mothers. then to top it off we couldn't find our rooms so we were late for class on our first day! And now we have come to our last year in High School, it isn't possible that our twelve years are coming to an end. The days have slipped by all too quickly. Confusion and happi- ness jump in and out of our minds not knowing exactly how we feel about this final year. But the most definite feeling we feel is that part of our life is almost over but the biggest most important and certainly the most frightening is just begin- ning. Terrie Kennedy Editor of Classes Section . I it 4' r ' nf' N . 1 I sri SWA t 'ir ff' , ' '... - tn ' ,-, -'r f s,! Ay ,s . 6 5 - - f , ia., - 59' 'V .- es , ,. 3 C? rl '. '.?a B4 fl. f gps 'si' Q 6. ii- Q - '. -L iv-wg .X 3 , V, l . - .44 A I f +6 is -s , ' ' x ' Q' , X11- -4'3,Qfa+ X 0 ' -V A-1 - K za. Son a Olea Alice Perez Nalhen Peler Y Brian Peterson Debbie Phippin Melissa Placenci Monica Powell Slella Powell Raymond Quesada Mary Quick Minerva Ramirez Alan Reid Sonya Reyna David Rhodes Anna Sanora Augustine Solo Frances Torres Bill Tubb Veronica Valadez Priscilla Vald Sandra Vega Memories of an old friend SENlORS!5l