Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 256 of the 1981 volume:

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The Memories Carry On even after graduation. 4 INTRODUCTION JW' mm, 6-2 . WW ' ', Af ff? s ff, -, . 'rp , fs 4 ' , J 4' N f V' .1 ., flgt, M . fx M , , Aw-+ QWH' im M A -mi., T- it' If 5 ln, 'f G .aw L W M V 'W M -rw, - , fm 'W .. '- vi ' PM 4 A .f -. - ' , f 5 ., h. 5 - if 2, I K Nh, 0 ' H ., ...H-...Q 'V . . Y . . Q-Nu V A M h -- ' 3 xx , 1, U .A ' A - -N-v -' r "xx - X-, g . , ' 3 ' ' 'f' X K ,. ' f M sl I' . ' wg Memories are "going to school on Mondays" 6 INTRODUCTION Memories are "our GREAT LION PRIDE ,. wmv.. f , A,:i, wwf: L ,, N . " wammw- l P in MWC pf ,,. . 3 4 v .A 35 ' QAM' W i2W" - r W 2 HOMECOMING NOMINEES BACK ROW, Lorin Baker, George Frederickson, Phillip Hernandez, Scott Graham, Tim Perkins, Ted Griego, John Perea, Rick Estrella, Burman Graham, Victor Rangel, FRONT ROW, Shelly Orr, Brenda Hammonds, Yolanda Rendon, Janie Ferraro, Debbie Sherwood, Kelly Mallory, Debbie Cooper, Tori Bohn, Patty Thomas, Mellisa King. Alhambra Lions go " BRO DW Y" The theme for the 19th annual Home- brought forth by float building, carna- "Ripped the Rebels." The Junior Class coming was "ON BROADWAY," which tion sales, and quad activities. float, "Camelot," came in first place. turned out to stand for one of the best The climax of the week came at the Tim Perkins and Brenda Hammonds homecomings Alhambra has ever seen. homecoming game where the Lions were crowned King and Queen. The week was full of excitement ABOVE-The Junior Class Float is shown during halftime. BELOW- Tim Dodt, Key Club president, prepares to go for a swim in the club's dunk tank. i 12 HOMECOMING NOMINEES "Come on all you lions and shake your Caboose!" Phil Hernandez is MAKING A MEMORY. P ,j 'R 'mt-v - ' jQrg i w 3 l . " x , in Z, 'WX 11, , "' , ,Y "gli, '-1 Y il it i 'g f T ' -ii 'fi U. A w ' ff r. ' -, " Ht- n,:, i I ,iw Nt .' 2 i I i : ffm it . :ffl mer! , , W qg, K . i 11, 1-yr, 'S ' .tl-, l 5, ' ' fi 1 -A UA? it -wi v v Jack's Jewels flaunt their poise and charm at the Homecoming Assembly. Phil Holl, Tim Short, and Aaron Harding help the tin man find his heart in one of the many quad activities. YQ X "xi 5 f Tim Perkins and Brenda Hammonds share a glorious moment after being crowned 1980-1981 Homecoming King and Queen. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES I3 "Of course we'Il take Masterchargef' Richard Pierce is being auctioned at the slave sale during lunch hour. I "Good thing I remembered my Wheatiesf' Randy Willis thinks to himself as he tries to hit the dunk tank. I4 HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES Benji Lawler, modelling the latest style tor slaves, smiles sweetly at the FORTRESS photographer. xv' ' Jack's Jewels show what great assets they are for the football team, as they "bump and grind" at the Buying Homecoming CarnatiOr1S. 35 Well 35 VO' Homecoming Assembly. 1 Y' 'i ex . A I e -eff ,- 1 f K' .I , L 5 -N 4 5' 4"- fr 1 i Q K , , . i nw .L.. of I xx v f 'Ff' Shelly Hobert represents the Junior Class in the hula hoop competition. ting, is a popular activity during the week. wxsvf .1 If Tommy Arvizu "in drag" takes his shot at hitting the dunk tank, HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES I5 Cheer's lead successful 1 year The 1980-1981 Cheer line did a suc- cessful job of leading the crowds at foot- ball games, basketball games, and the numerous assemblies that were held over the year. The varsity line, led by Captain Tori Bohn, and the J.V., led by Kelly Niehuis, worked with their sponsor, Mrs. Smith, to create one of our most active and productive cheer lines in years. They went to Summer Cheer Camp, only to return with superior and excellent rib- bons along with the Spirit Stick. They raised money to pay for their uniforms and refreshments for the football and basketball players by selling ribbons and buttons and having a car wash. TOP TO BOTTOM: Kelly Niehuis, Lisa Pacheco, Paige DeHart, Sandy McGrady, Leann Owens, Dorothy Lizzarraga. 16 CHEER -Q... , . 4 47' Ky.. gm. .,. - ...C ,,..l Mia X K , ...., W xx xc of l'-- , ' 'I fe- we SX . , X N 'C 'IE' BACK ROW: Linda Altamirano, Janie Ferraro, Cindy Wright, Gayle Tang. FRONT ROW' Sue Shourds, Tori Bohn, Patty Thomas, Debbie Patterson. . . stand up and clap your hands!" Janie Ferraro, Gayle Tang, Cindy Wright, and Patty Thomas raise spirit at the fall sports assembly. , K y 1 , , ,M vw as , ' ,V .,V,., ,A . , K In if 1 5 f 1 'Q' ' - H ' 1 lgiaqb ,',,,pf-' . Sue Shourds, Patty Thomas, and Linda Altamirano perform at one of the football pep rallies in the quad. J? I A - Kr gi . f 1 ,.k, , V Asfiwi xx Y POM PON-BACK ROW- Debbie Sherwood, Sharon Trostle, Tracy Roberts, Lisa Nannestad. MIDDLE ROW- Kim Johnson, Tammy Dodt, Julie Hughes, Susan Burrows. FRONT ROW- Debbie Potter, Yolanda Rendon, Cindy Pickard. Pom participates in Band Competitions The 1980-1981 Pom Line helped to boost school spirit throughout the year at home football and basketball games and at assemblies. The line, consisting of eleven girls slected through spring tryouts, was led by their captain, Sharon Trostle and Sponsor, Mrs. Smith. They met for prac- tice before school everyday and occa- sionally after school. They also per- formed at the Lake Havasu London Bridge Day Competition and other band competitions. They returned from Pom and Cheer Camp with many winning rib- bons. To raise money, they sold calen- dars, tumblers, and had a slave sale. This money was used to pay for camp The pom line often performs with the majorettes at the assemblies. expenses and Uniforms- fvz' X ' 1 Lisa Nannestad demonstrates her lion pride at a home football game. The girls entertain the crowd with a dance at the homecoming assembly. POM PON 17 5. ' 4 l i Mascots 'plan for different image The 1981 Mascots planned to create a different image for themselves on the AHS campus this year, and succeeded. They started by having a totally new kind of spring tryouts where the girls had to perform and take tests as well as meet scholastic requirements. The six chosen were Mary Bonny, Dawn Bush- roe, Sylvia Canez, Debbie Griffith, Bren- da Hammonds, and Kim White. They got off to a great start towards a different year by going to cheer camp, a first for mascots. They got involved on campus more than ever by participating in events such as the Homecoming slave sale. They sold spirit buttons to raise money to purchase a new lion suit. The Mascots attended all the athletic MASCOTS-FRONT ROW: Mr. Wayne Anthony. TOP ROW: Kim White, Brenda Hammonds, Sylvia Canez events and helped raise school Spirit LION, Debbie Griffith, Dawn Bushroe, Mary Bonny. The mascots display their homecoming fashions and help raise enthusiasm during the Homecoming assembly. I8 MASCOTS throughout the year. ,-n-il .,,.. The lions pose for the FORTRESS photographer before the intersquad football game. at 5. 1 Debbie Hanner helps to boost school spirit at the Homecoming assembly while the pom line performs in the background. Majorettes keep on twirlin ' The Alhambra majorettes for the 1980-1981 school year were Connie Tuggle, Lori Van Zant, and Debbie Han- ner. The majorettes met every school day during first hour to practice on their routines. The majorettes performed at all of the football and basketball games, pep ral- lies, and sports assemblies. The major- ettes always performed with the band playing a chosen piece of music in the background. They often performed with the pom pon line at the assemblies and games. The majorettes participated in the Lake Havasu London Bridge Day Parade during the month of October. 8. ii ALHAMBRA MAJORETTES: Debbie Hanner, Connie Tuggle, Lori Van Zant. MAJORETTES 19 Suns Assembl rates high with students Alhambra Student Government had a busy schedule this year. They were the select group of students who represent- ed the entire student body. They brought ideas to the administration as well as planned activities for the stu- dents. Homecoming was the first major ac- tivity, following the theme "On Broad- way." Student Government held dances and assemblies like Freedom Jam. They participated in service projects such as the Christmas party at the Upward ln- dustries Foundation. Student Govern- ment's greatest effort this year, though, was the Suns game to raise money for the Christina Moeller fund. All in all, Student Government had a very suc- cessful year. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Gordon Absher Treasurer Janet Cagllotl Recording Secretary Tim Perkins Vice President Melissa King Corresponding Secretary, Phillip Hernandez-President, Mr. Thomas Goss Advisor 20 STUDENT GOVERNMENT if , yy. qyhv is f , . . ,Q 421 ai I -. s S' I 4.4 , I Brenda Hammonds and Chris Hoffarth get everyone involved in decorating the School Chflsfmas Hee in 'he quad' JUNIOR-SENIOR BOARD: Junior-Lisa Nanneslad, Senlor-Debbie Cooper. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: FIRST ROW-S. Tucker, R. Caruso, M. Bonny, J. Ferraro, L. Carlson, D, Sherwood, S. Laufquist. SECOND ROW-S. Browning, L. Gore, S. McGrady, L. Nannestad, P. Thomas, D. Quan, T. Roberts, C. Holland, K. DeHart, R. Perkins, S. Tsoi, R. Quist. BACK ROW-T. Bohn, J. Perea, D. Masters, J. Greff,C. Hoffarth, J. Schied, C. Geens, S. Castellano. STUDENT GOVERNMENT 21 Chorale, Jazz have active year 'T I f CHORALE-FRONT ROW: P. Bemelman, P. Reed, C. Staten, R. McDowell, J. Choo, T. Greely, L. Coons Watkins, D. Davis, K. Whitaker, D. Cole, J. Howard. THIRD ROW: S. Red, R. Hayes, D. Colvert, P. Greely Branham, Mr. Orkiloff, C. Gordon, L. Mason, N. Sutphin, M. Givson, N. Kirel. This year's Chorale had a new spon- sor, M. Mike Orlikoff. The class in- volved students who learned to read music and perform before large audi- IBFK ences. The Chorale's most memorable performance this year was "lt's a Small World" at the AFS assembly in Febru- ary. ,V RA HIUH S 4 VHUENIX Al?l!ilNi- , T. Clocksin. SECOND ROW: M. Warren, L. Saab, S. ,L. Childress, B. Lehman, S. Zwillick. BACK ROW: M. The Jazz Ensemble, sponsored by Mr. Jim Kirby, was very active this year. They met as a class everyday and practiced for upcoming concerts. - , I I ',.V .,' . I A . If .. Wvdk, 3 Q , .... .My S ,I . lll ll S , s is .. K a a ff fi ' X tl' ' 1, A 'A ' W'--N-Mifw 'W M 'H :L'4K""": 3 'K V ll 7"Mw': if Nlgl' if ' -' JAZZ ENSEMBLE-FRONT ROW: M. Magee, M. Trinka, B. Brooksby, A. Absher, J. Gray, D. Hanner, S. Kouts, G. Szechenyi. MIDDLE ROW: M. Smith, J. Schwartz, R. Birdwell, A. Barcellos. BACK ROW: D. Vasquez, J. Lizar, T. Sloan, D. Magee, J. Borge, G. Bedore, C. Muller, R. Nanny, L. Miller, E. Soto, C. Flores. 22 CHORALE JAZZ ENSEMBLE Chorus sings in Christmas Concert Beginning girls chorus was a regular class that usually does not perform. During the year, the class was allowed to participate in the Christmas Concert on December 18, and other concerts. Since the girls did not have any uni- forms, they all just wore dresses and tried to match. The beginning girls chorus was an all girls choir. The class consisted of fifteen freshman girls and three sophomore girls. This was a learning class. The stu- dents learned how to sight read and note read. They also took writing and oral exams. -5 N? 'W 'S x 4 W- mtv er, I Alf Q it 1 BEGINNING GIRLS CHORUS-FRONT ROW: S. Baver, J. Halverson, T. Trott, S. Cochrane, D. Shrogre. SECOND ROW: L. Watkins, C. Campbell, K. Brunnilon, K. Robison, V. Sloyline, L. Miller, L. Langford. BACK ROW: J. Taylor, B. Mahr, M. Christian, M, Branham, Mr. Orlikoff, B. Strang, J. Godshall, W. Horn. While under hypnosis at the Vandermeade assembly, Scott Francies thinks he The Chorale entertains the audience at the AFS assembly. is a 9090 dancer' A-',...v a Y .pf . BEGINNING GlRL'S CHORUS 23 Marching Band places second The 1980-1981 Marching Lions had a successful year. The band went to the Lake Havasu London Bridge Day March- ing Contest and came in second place, losing only to Chapparal High School of Las Vegas, Nevada. The Lions also had victories at home, sending three mem- bers to regional band and having many people rank highly at solo and ensemble competition. During the concert season, the band studied the concepts of modern and classical music. They also learned about the lives of the composers. Aside from the musical aspect, the band had many activities which included the Rookie Slave Sale and Initiation Parties, Vandermeade Assembly, and the Awards Banquet. SAXOPHONES-FRONT ROW: B. Celaya, C. Redrick, D. Hanner, B. Brooksby, A. Absher, G, Szechenyi. BACK ROW: M. Magee, S. Wardrope, T, Sloan, A. Hallagan, '4 CLARINETS-FRONT ROW: C. Gegenheimer, K. May, B, Kane, M. Whitaker, M. Soto, S. Durazo, A. McCully. BACK ROW: M. Trinka, J. Gray, D. Langoria, Mr. Kirby, S. Koch, D. Gorslin, C. Staten. 24 BAND LOW BRASS FRONT ROW: R. Birdwell, S. Davis, M. Smith, J. Schwartz, D. Wells, L. McConiga, R. Eagan. BACK ROW: S. Brooksby, R. Hallada, S. Herrod, C. Burr, M. Hoorneman, M. Harmon, A. Barcellos. The band prepares to parade onto the football field to perform some halftime activities. "Drum roll please," the band plays as the Homecoming nominees are an- nounced, sew. .?' BRASS-FRONT ROW: S. Donald, Ci. Bedore, C. Muller, D. Bonham, K. Miller, J. Borge, T. Hinderliter, D. Ciorslin. BACK ROW: L. Miller, D Magee, J. Jensen, C. Combs, R. Nanny. BAND 25 JM' L , . V, S' I f 'N 0 4-,w F77 -fr su ,i S '5 V A.. BRASS AND WOODWINDS-FRONT ROW: L. McConiga, M. Whitaker, J. Brinton. BACK ROW: J. Holk- stead, K. Young, R. Earl. VIOLAS, CELLI, AND BASS-FRONT ROW: K. Grieve, S. Laufquist. BACK ROW: M. Schenck, K. Richie, D. Kist, B. Richie. Orchestra led b new conductor The Orchestra was directed by Mr. Mike Orlikoff and their four officers. To be a member of the Orchestra one had to have the ability or will to play an instrument. They met everyday during second hour, and played in school con- certs. The Orchestra had a candle sale to raise money for travel, trophies, letters, and a banquet at the end of the year. They also played concerts at rest homes as a community service. I Ji VIOLINS-FRONT ROW: T. Rivera, J. Tang, S. Grieve, D. Perva, T. Greely. BACK ROW: F. Rakosi, M. Ney, Mr. Orlikoff, B. Celaya, C. Celaya, C. Kist, R. Espinoza. ORCHESTRA 27 s there reall Life After Death? Nikki Sutphin shows her musical talents as she sings a song in the saloon. CAST Singers Brenda Lehman Susan McCarthy Nikki Sutphin Caryl Vanderllnden Rackham David Henrnckson Mervyn Vale Bobby Celaya Maroon Sherri Vest Doc Burch Gordon Absher Reverend Blackwood Greg Gibson Mrs Blackwood Sneaky Fitch Joe Carter Bill Jackson Bob Wilson Cowboys and Townspeople Susan Castellano Tracy Curtis Tim Greely Heidi Lowen Chad Snow Rebecca Webster Jennifer Marshall Richard McDowell Wellesley Goodwin Robert Kramer Kirk Snow Mary Jo Conklin Cynthia Gowan Jim Jenson Darrell Meador Wally Strlngfellow Mrs. Vale .... -.v.-...'.-.....'...Joyce Galloway Sheriff Garner 28 THE LIFE AND DEATH OF SNEAKY FITCH Once upon a time, out West in Go- pher Gulch, the Alhambra Theater Arts Department performed in the produc- tion of The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch. The main character of this comedy was a town bum named Sneaky Fitch, played by Richard McDowell. ln the course of the play, he is considered dead by the townspeople and they are very glad to have this man removed from their presence. Their happiness does not last very long. Sneaky Fitch returns to life during his funeral. Being an immortal person, he is treated with the highest respect and soon runs the town. f Q? fi Maroon QSherri Vestj, Doc Burch tGordon Absherj, and Sheriff Oglesby tScott Garnerl argue outside the saloon. 5 e f 5 l if Q f 2 Q l S S 1 - I 2 3 2 S 3 5 i S- 2 Q D 1 5 Q S , t 1 , , S . 5 5 1 2 3 2 S 2 E f if 4 i Doc Garner CGordon Absherj tells Sneaky that the medicine he just took will make him feel better as he plans how to spend the money. Rashomon provides view of orient culture The play Rashomon was put on by the Performing Arts Department. It was based on stories by Ryunosuke Aku- tagawa. The action took place in the 10th century in Japan. Rashomon was a fable about three travelers who meet at the Ancient Ra- shomon Gate, the entrance to the capi- ' . ,..-fbi . ......L....,, A -" is tal city of Kyoto. They discussed a trial that had taken place the previous day. The hearing was about a violent murder and a rape. Throughout the play, there were flashbacks to the crime. These in- cluded many fight scenes. Eventually, the truth about the murder is uncov- ered. a x - 11 E rl '92 3 M11 ' V 1 ,. Y . X . 6 f" i ' 1 Woodcutter, Wally Stringfellow and Priest, Richard McDowell, are talking about the Rashomon gate. Tajomau, Ed McNally and the Husband, Greg Gibson are in a noble sword fight. ,. I ki. kk . .. T ' . , 1. Gisli' 'Q . V. p X, 2 gb QXKVKK fi: t T .'.. T ' 1' X45 by g QV t 6' 1' qu. 4 . .. 3 - , , ff 4- fi s 1 : 9, :lf""! Ni .i V Wife, Brenda Lehmen is in grief over a recent murder. CAST Priest Richard McDowell Woodcutter Wally Stringfellow Wigmaker Caryl Vanderlinden Deputy Bobby Celaya Bandit Ed McNally Husband Greg Gibson Medium Janet Caglioti Wife . . . :Brenda Lehman Mother .......... Nikki Sutphin RASHOMON 29 Advanced Drama Class turns to comedy Feiffer's People was a play put on by the Advanced Drama Class. The cast included M. Allen, M. Baez, R. Barney, C. Bodah, M. Christian, G. Gibson, and L. Henrickson. Feiffer's People was a series of comic strips written by Jules Feiffer and put together by the director, Mr. Fred Snow. Jules Feiffer wrote his comic strips in 1969, but the play was updated to the present year's lifestyles. D .tw Greg Gibson portrays a game show host and intro- duces the next contestant. fam 'YW Superman s lmposter fEd McNally! tries to save Jenny Marshall from a mugger CAST Mark Allen Mike Baez Roddy Barney Cindy Bodah Marcia Christian Greg Gibson Linda Henrickson Jenny Marshall Richard McDowell Ed McNally Alice Miller George Speldman Wally Stringfellow Sherri Vest Construction workers, Roddy Barney and Richard McDowell, talk about a beautiful sunset. 30 FElFFER'S PEOPLE A Ns ,.... Sherri Vest and Greg Gibson walk off the stage arm-in-arm KH E F. Scott Garner, Greg Gibson, and Bobby Celaya have a discussion in The Life and Death of Sneaky Fitch. .- Yfwg t wc . 2 ,' jx, 554563 in the production of Feiffer's People. Ed McNally listens as Bobby Celaya reads a proclamation in the play Rasho- mon. DRAMA ACTION 31 Freshmen on staff, a yearbook first This year's Fortress Staff had an ex- ties, and obtaining the information need- PFGSS Association Workshop at Chan- tra large staff of sixteen members. For ed to complete the yearbook. dlef High School during October to learn the first time, freshmen were allowed to Three staffers, Jerri Sue Jacoby, Den- new techniques for the production of a be on the staff. The staff worked hard nis Lindley, and Anastacia McCarthy, uccessful yearbook. all year taking pictures, going to activi- attended the Arizona lnterscholastic .SQL - "" In KN, Anastacia McCarthy QEditor-in-Chief, Honorsl is explaining to the freshmen Mr. Larry Cunningham 1Advisorl proudly displays his Nikon Teshirt, as well as how to write copy for their pages. his jubilance, that he received from the staff on his birthday. -dffhh M s, 'it' if Q 1 'U QQ Jerri Sue Jacoby fAssistant Editor, Seniors, Senior Register, Activitiesl takes a Gary Kern iPhoto Editorl enjoys the easier part of his job, drying prints. He can break from typing gg flash her pearly whites, usually be found developing and enlarging prints in the darkroom. Jon Brinton Whotographerl looks up from his dili- Chris Geens explains to Jon the way he needs a Dennis Lindley 1PhotographerJ is caught getting gent work only to find Dennis and camera. picture for his section printed. ready to go take club pictures. KH YH- Cathy Britt CClubs Editorj enjoys a relaxing mo- ment after scheduling club pictures. s l if tg 1 2 W. S 5 "5 X 5 . 17g 5 am' A . Katie O'Neal fSophomoresJ finally gets a chance to wear her cowboy hat. f W ex Tracy Lachman1Juniorsyshowsthe photographer who the best candidate for president is. Q-s YN'-' ik W t u0N Donna Szczepaniak fFreshmenJ, Julie Tiscareno QSportsJ, and Kim Keil tSportsj gossip. mf' Kelly Hudspeth 1Business Managerj thinks of an- other idea for the Christmas mailout. All Keith DeLaet tAcademics Editor, Artistj smiles in the midst of his unending frustration. sd 't' Lisa De Croix fSportsJ, Anthony Acuna 1Sopho- moresl, and Stacey DePuma fSeniorsl pose for a picture, Terry Paulus fSports Editorj decides he needs about twenty more football pictures, lf' fv 9 f 1' 14 te , . v,',,vv, V X' x I, . N it -K - 5 ,Q itkk N Q',x'G xo 11 .Qfw H .,uX. D ,' jx. , 7 X s s f x 4 ' A 4nq,g- - Jerri Sue, Anastacia, and Gary go over some ideas for this year's cover design. FORTRESS 33 .V. sports receive greater coverage Diana Lacek QEditor-in-Chiefj looks up from her work. ,ps- f if .xg X -X x , - t Greg Gibson fManaging Editor, Photographerl shows Mike where his picture is. Mark Allen CPhotographerJ schedules a picture over the phone. 34 SCIMITAR This year's Scimitar Staff finished an- other fine year of reporting to their fel- low students on the many different to- pics they must face in the years to come as students of Alhambra High School. The newspaper worked very hard towards covering the areas that interested the students most. The staff strived to report what the students wanted to hear and what they would read. Leading the staff, Editor-in-Chief Diana Lacek and Advisor Martin W. Krey helped the staff cover the latest events going on in and around the school. The entire staff felt proud of their outstanding work throughout the year. Brenda Hammonds fFirst semester Circulation Manager, Reporterj smiles for the camera. '57 T , . N l I A .J 4' 4 Vs, Terri Goodwin tReporterl thinks of ideas for her next article. Mr. Martin Krey CAdvisorJ tells of an article he just read. .L .. ,.........--K Wendy Mithcell 1Advertising, Reporterj is typing an article. 4 Kelly Wagner QFirst semester Photographerl is caught unaware by the Fortress camera. Xt.. .Q Alissa Haenel fReporterl poses with her trusty typewriter. David Finn CReporterl looks for new reporting techniques. Paul Aguirre fSportsl discusses the basketball playoffs with a fellow staffer. Brenda Johnson fReporterJ shyly poses for the Fortress photographer. D.J. Johnson fReporterl arranges a page layout for the next issue. Yfq '52 sy' 'Q ie.. "' 4 D! 'few - ,, .val N-eq-3--. .F xl-'J , wi. "'--3- ' ' Mike Baez QReporterJ thinks of ways to beat the Fortress football team. Lori Harris fReporterD Drepares an article for final publication. Ann Ebert fReporterJ is reluctant to smile for the Fortress camera. Ted Sarandos 1SportsJ is busy typing a JV sports article. SCIMITAR 35 - This year's JROTC drill team and col- or guard performed at most Sun Devils games and Grand Canyon College home games. They also performed at the Vet- eran's Day Parade in November. They placed second out of seven units in the parade. The color guard performed at the Pearl Harbor Day Parade at the Coli- seum. JROTC went to Papago Park Force Base. The rifle team, drill team, and col- or guards performed in other activities too numerous to list. ROTC performs on Pearl Harbor Da NZ l 51 'K N. Q13 ' 'EA f 5 'r ROTC, SEVENTH HOUR: FRONT ROW-S. Mayberry, D. Frazier, N, Lachman, J. Meadows, D. Laux. G. Breshears, J. Bell. l lf Av BACK ROW-J. Steele, T. Jones, M. Garcia 'V-' YY ""'Q1 ROTC, FOURTH HOUR: FRONT ROW-C. Paroulek, J. Bowdoin, S. Holland, S. Corbin, K. Hedgepeth, V. Mullican. BACK ROW-E. Dopp Burleigh, C. Dight, S. Clark, J. Parrow, C. Ware. 36 ROTC 11" hi'-fm nfq ll 'Mm' I! E33 ROTC, SIXTH HOUR: FRONT ROW-J. Martin, B. King, C. James, E. Gaeraths, J. Rexroat, E. Cruikshank, J. LaMountain. MIDDLE ROWAC. Thomas, J. Martin, S. Thomas, J. Martin, S. Thomas, T. Jones, L. Pethe C. Stites, M. Croner, M. Fox. BACK ROW-J. Bell, P. Lucas, T. Tarr, L. Hastings, J. Still, B. Ruiz, C. Juncker, D. Lacey, R. Chapman, R. Fort, R. Buske, R. Amavisca. frm We ROTC, THIRD HOUR: FRONT ROW-S. Roberts, T. Wolfe, M. Chapman, S. Thomas, R. Fox, T. Young, A. Willett. BACK ROW-R. Smart, M. Gallagher, T. Clocksin, D. Muns, S. Shepard, K. Roberts, J. Cosby, R. Buske. 3334. .a'.9""i 'IT U.. 3- tqt f'-yu ' I L i 11755 xx A ROTC FIRST HOLIR: FRONT ROW-C. Baker, P. Jefferys, M. Welsh, K. Beach. MIDDLE ROW-J. Matoskey, S. Bodah, I. Mears, B. Karl,.R. Karl, A. King, R. Snelling, G. Lindermien. BACK ROW-E. Maudsley, B. Fields, S. Bryant, M. Amavisca, H. Moller, I. Muncy, J. Farha, J. Rosenau, R. Buske. 21193 ROTC 37 ii...- V0 115, ,Jw Vis ,f'W N XM Q ,N BREND lst Attendants 3rd Attendants Johnny Perea, Shelly Orr - 2nd Attendants Victor Rangel, Debbie Sherwood 4th Attendants Rick Estre a Rendon AG 'Y' 5 ff ,B 3 is .x,,. .sms .. .. 5 ,pf . ,. 1... W ' mr -F ff 151 A 'Z ., .Q A " .s Q Q fume, 1 'iss ' ' Class of 81' shows their Senior power! l:"'?'ifiQ"':' Chris Hoffarth and Kona fworld class competitor, demonstrate during the Spirit Assembly. M tt' tw m, ' W .fs 'lg ,"1 4 gk, . vv f LI -t ,'slwuzxi,'i Je' 1 '2., X 'A " . " 35' x kzxxlxxytx . A. gnxx xg -.ak L U A55 ' ' ' -. ' ' ' Q. A ,,, ww , gf ww . 'M' V qw, .5 A1i.i . i xy it ""'2,w Alhambra mascot watches while Brad lngle plays Mr. Cool sitting on a block of ice. 42 SPIRIT WEEK 'aww-M... , Mb ..... vii a Students come out to the Quad during Spirit Week for fun and games. 4 Q an K s M .wwf ft' t' is - if 44 w 9 .5 Frank Allen and Kona show some of Konas tricks. An Alhambra mascot takes a break and sits in an innertube. Tokars tops 271 senior rank Mark Tokars ranked number 1. Shawn Becker ranked number I, rvlwh. vw ...P ,.,.,,..,.4v ..,, .. M Tony Leung ranked number 4. David Bonham ranked number 5. George Frederickson ranked number 7. Steve Lemme ranked number 8. 'sf Shauna Newmeyer ranked number 3. Mary Trinka ranked number 6. ,d" Us Mike Klooster ranked number 9. PQ K v - ,lr ',,- . -Q ,155 ., A 5,2 Y, ...,.V 33. Jay Thacker ranked number 10. Gordon Absher ranked number 11. Anthony Brown ranked number 12. CLASS OF 1981 TOP 296 43 Class Sweethearts for Valentine's Day Seniors Juniors EAW, ' 'l"1'T'T "asa 4 4' A A 'I Nm ,Q Us ' "4 511: ' K I ' , .ifpbpirzf 6 I ,X 41 'fkija 1 ,,: 4 1 rr 1 ' . '1w.'r1ffQ Senior Class Sweethearts: Tori Bohn and Victor Rangel Junior Class Sweethearts: Barb Pettett and Ted Sarandos Sophomores Freshmen sw 'ob 'uf ki S -f R C 'fishy-, ,, Sophomore Class Sweethearts: Sandy McGrady and Robert Hallada Freshman Class Sweethearts: Lisa Smith and Brad Ingle 44 CLASS SWEETHEARTS Grganizations Key Club "este Key Club Sweetheart Valorle Katzenberger shows her smlle and big heart Swe ethearts D.E.C.A. seniors Senior D.E.C.A. Valentine's Day Sweethearts, Rick Perez, and Alison Ronshiem are a perfect couple D.E.C.A. juniors Junlor D E C A hearts at heart oo 41 'tw uf, Sweethearts John Camargo and Terry Hudson are Sweet- ORGANIZATIONS SWEETHEARTS 45 ROTARIANSAFRONT ROW: Melissa King, Sherri Red, Debbie Sherwood, Barbara Ann Leonardo, Mary Bonny. BACK ROW: Tim Dodt, Tim Perkins, George Fredrickson, Phil Hernandez. Rotarians Honored at Luncheons This year's Rotarians were Phillip Her- nandez, Debbie Sherwood, Tim Perkins, Melissa King, Tim Dodt, Sherri Red, Mary Bonny, George Frederickson, and Gordon Absher. Each student was hon- ored for a month at a Phoenix-West Ro- tary club luncheon every Thursda. These students were chosen on the basis of their school community inter- est, leadership qualities, character and scholarship. The sponsor for this honor was Mr. Phil Berra. This year there were two second half semester Rotarians who were Barbara Ann Leonardo, and Susan Harland. 46 ROTARIANS if ,.,, .kgwn , ,., :Q .5 ' Pwofrlrx-wfsr ,,,, rt ,,xL 7 TARI Q0 Y O .cog 091 1 I-'Inn-. S LL 1 'lf at e The Phoenix West Rotary Club marque, located in the library, honors each student Rotarian every month with a picture. N.H.S. FRONT ROW: Mary Trinka, Jima Young, Barbara Ann Leonardo, Debbie Sherwood, Andrea Magruder, Tony Brown, Janet Caglioti, SECOND ROW: Shawn Becker, Jay Thacker. Kevi DeMartdlaere, Linda Carlson, Phil Hernandez, Rhonda Child, THIRD ROW: Mr, Shoger, David Bonham, George Fredrickson, Scott Graham, Wayne Yu, Jerry Dolynick, Steve Lemme, Grodon Absher. BACK ROW: Mrs. McGaffic, Marc Tokars, Todd Sloan, Stephanie Lindsay, Brian Hallada, Frank Flanigan, Mrs. Beeson. s,s'.' 1981 '54 nvw' lr i .H.S. holds Christmas activities SQ? Janet Caglioti, a N.H.S. student, takes a break from homework to sa pher. y It to our FORTRESS photogra- This year's sponsors for N.H.S. tNa- tional Honor Societyj were Maurice Shoger, Robert Goodrich, Garnet McGaffic, and Nancy Beeson. The presi- dent was Shawn Beckerg vice president, Lana Tangg secretary, Shawna New- meyerg and Treasurer, Mike Klooster. Some of the activities were a Christ- mas party for senior citizens, and a mis- tletoe sale. The mistletoe sale was used towards Scholarship funds for the mem- bers. ln order to become a member of N.H.S. students had to have a grade point ,average of 4.3 and outstanding student record and selected by the hon- or committee. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 47 .XX Quill and Scroll-TOP ROW: Mr. Larry Cunningham Mike Baez Greg Gibson Keith De Laet Dennis Lindley Terry Paulus Gary Kern Jon Brlnton Mr Martin Krey. BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Lachman, Wendy Mitchel Anastacia McCarthy Jerri Sue Jacoby Brenda Hammonds Diana Lacek Terri Goodwin Quill-n-Scroll learns at .l.P. . Quill and Scroll is made up of juniors and seniors involved in journalism. The sponsor was Mr. Larry Cunningham. Quill and Scroll members are recog- nized by educators and professional journalist for their service and interest in the journalist field. This year some of the members went to a workshop for A.l.P.A. fArizona Interscholastic Press Associationj which was held at Chan- dler High. The qualification for Quill and Scroll is at least one half of a semester of a journalistic class such as yearbook or newspaper. 48 QUILL AND SCROLL Boys go to Ll. of A., girls to N.A. . This year's Boys State consisted of Phillip Hernandez, Alternate to Boys Na- tion, and Secretary of State, Tim Per- kins, Mayor of his city, George Frieder- ickson, Superintendent of Schoolg and Gordon Absher. Municipal Judge. The Girls State consisted of Debbie Sherwood, Mayor of her city: Janet Cag- lioti, precint committee woman: Bar- bara Leonardo, City Council woman: and Linda Carlson, most outstanding citizen. This year boys from all over the state met at N.A.Ll. and girls at Ll. of A. They learned how to run the government by working out their own government. BOYS STATE-BACK ROW: Phillip Hernandez, Tim Perkins. FRONT ROW: Gordon Absher, George Frederickson. I 3 C ,.. GIRLS STATE-BACK ROW: Janet Caglioti, Barbara Ann Leonardo. FRONT ROW: Linda Carlson, Debbie Sherwood. M, Q .QQ GlRLSf BOYS STATE 49 U 1 I '49 l '- Q J ,af j- 1. i L, , ,1 V , 'N V - 4- Q: " R I Arv' 'kiwi ,Q H" v N vc.. f. A My , A A ,fl l .2 FE , wgf A. . , I ' r , vi 1 it A A W if l "' ' N-. lf.. sf Q- I-Hifi H ... hm-, . . I . fn... L... Ps-I Exchange students enjoy AHS Hi Alhambra, You've been one of the most important parts of my AFS exper- ience here, and it has been one of the parts l've loved the most. Since the first day l've enjoyed being at Alhambra. It is pretty different from Belgium, but it's alot more fun. The school spirit, social activities, and the many different courses offered are things l've never experienced before and liked so much. But most of all l've loved having friends here and being a part of school life. In the short year l've been here, l've learned so much, and changed my ideas about lots of things, and got a broader view about life. It'lI be hard to leave my family, the nice weath- er and all the nice people. I'll miss the hamburger, and school sports, and so ff? many other things. Sincerely, Kris Geens. I have really enjoyed being here in Arizona and going to Alhambra High School. This year is a year l'll remember for the rest of my life because often I had many experiences and grown up a lot. l've learned to accept people as they are and also to be really friendly to peo- ple because I realize that this is the only way I can make friends and enjoy my stay here. I got to meet different people with different life styles and I really got to know them better. The friends l've made here will be my friends forever and those I have not yet met, it does not imply that you are not my friend. But I have not had opportunity of knowing 5, you better and if I had done that you will naturally be my friendg so, therefore, l'm a friend of everybody's because I think everyone is unique and in their own way someone special. I have really had a wonderful year. I love you all. Ruby Quist Hi, My Name is Shannon Laufavist, and I'm from Milwaukie, Oregon. I think the people here at Alhambra are really neat and I want to thank everyone for making my AFS experience more enjoy- able. I also want to encourage people to go places with AFS, for it would be a memorable experience that I think they would enjoy. Sincerely, Shannon Shannon Laufavist is from OFCQOPI- Kris Geens tells Alhambra students about the AFS stock sale. 50 FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Y 'U DJ -1 5 BJ U3 CD C-' CD O 4 CD CII 4-1- C D' O 5 O -1 CD YYY! VYYV YYY? YYYV YYYY I C 1 I 1 i ,E I 3 1 Parnassus was a group of gifted stu- P' P V P' 5 P M I' P- . . . : , : , s p P 1 r , dents who had an active interest in the P P P P- P P P f I . I arts. Some of the activities were going ' to the theatre, opera, symphony, ballet, and museums when they were avail- able. All of the money that was taken in from fund raising projects was used to- wards getting tickets for the various outings. The students learned about the arts and gained a greater appreciation for the arts. , The sponsors were Mrs. Janet Moore and Mr. John Campbell. The president was Janet Caglioti, vice president was Agnes Bua, and Secretary-Treasurer was Brenda Lehman. The membership requirements included a 4.0 average and to remain on the Honor Roll and to have an interest in the arts. YYY 'YYY YY r r PARNASSUS SENIORS: BACK ROW: Mary Branham, Patty Gesswein, Anna Hallagan, Nikki Sutphin, Brian Hallada. SECOND ROW: Valerie Fierros, Barbara Leonardo, Jima Young, Shauna Newmeyer, Tony Brown. FRONT ROW: Janet Caglioto, sponsor Mrs. Janet Moore, Brenda Lehman. PARNASSUS-FRONT ROW: Beth Daniels, Lori Jones, Terri Vincent, Donna Cheung, Barb Pettett, Sherri Miller, Scott Nosqier. SECOND ROW: Joe Gamez, Karen Harper, Gayle Tang, Michelle Horner, Becky Webster, Lynette Krohn, Carlos Mena. THIRD ROW: Julie Blackshire, Clair Fieros, Susan Benedict, Kathy Perryman, Alan Matsimoto. BACK ROW: Bill Wagner, George Lui, Scott Grover, Lori Gray, Mike Farrell, Randall Kemp. PARNASSLIS 51 Q 1 , x mae!! fgff N f Qrgj ,Q Q 1980-1981 Key Club Officers-FRONT ROW: Kathy Kelly, Valorie Katzenberger, TOP ROW: Randy Willis, Kathleen Hall, Mark Lazovich, Debbie Hanner, Tim Dodt, Key Club we're real P.E.O.P.L.E. People Effect Our Personal Lives Everyday was Key Club's annual theme. Key Club was sponsored by Mr. Wayne Anthony and Mrs. Kitty McGaf- fic, with club president as Tim Dodt. Key Club planned to travel to New Or- leans, in July for their annual Interna- tional Convention. The club put on many fund raising activities, service projects, haunted houses, walk-a-thons, car washes, a tele-a-thon, booster button sale, and Santa Gram Sale. The pro- ceeds went to the Moller family and the Hale Family. SENIOR CLASS-BOTTOM ROW: Dorothy Martin, Mike Jones, Ruby Quist. MIDDLE ROW: Robert Sears, Rhonda Child, Anna Mahr, Sherri Red. TOP ROW: Mr. Wayne Anthony, Richard Duarte, Jerri Sue Jacoby, Steve Scott, Mona Horner, Tim Dodt. 54 KEY CLUB JUNIOR CLASS-BOTTOM ROW: Tim Dodt, Mark Lazovich, Stacey McCarthy, Valorie Katzenberger, Mr. Wayne Anthony. MIDDLE ROW: Rick Eagen, Terri Vincent, Jennifer Cohen, Larry Bisson, Bill Wagner, Dan Hirko. TOP ROW: Cathy Clark, Kathleen Hall, Kathy Kelley, Laura Goddard, Tammy Dodt, Lynn Schultheis, John Camargo. DN-. ., it .b,,,viN' 3 SOPHOMORE CLASS-BOTTOM ROW: Tim Dodt, Ruth Hayes, Marsha Cristian, Kathy Mahr, Kattie O'Neal, Middle Row: Pauline Duran, Mr. Wayne Anthony. TOP ROW: Tanya Hewn, Debbie McCants, Kathy Lose, Rhonda Horner, Debbie Hanner. KEY CLUB 55 WS .XQY5 FRESHMEN-TOP ROW: Tim Dodt, Sharon White, Danny Master, Jeff Steel, Michael Lazovich, Ann Boynkin, Colleen Kelly, Mr. Wayne Anthony, Sabrina Hilton, Kris Wenzel. SECOND ROW: Tammy Meeks, Marcie Woodruff, Nadine Lachman, Jennifer Davis, Michelle Russel, Marie Deas, Vicki Cohen. THIRD ROW: Yvonne Keller, Stacy Lewis, Pam Rodriguez, Becky Daggott, Lisa Smith. BOTTOM ROW: Stacy Coates, Lori Harris, Becky Mahr, Colleen McGuire, Kim Keil. ,kv ii Richard Duarte informs fellow students about Key Club on Club Day. Key ClUb'S h0meC0min9 fl0af "New Y0fk, New V0fk" Came in Second Place 56 KEY CLUB S I . VICA-ICE SECOND HOUR-FRONT ROW: Mr. Morris Russell, Peggy Wirth, Liz Harris, Melvin Wentzel, SECOND ROW: Steve Ellington, Jeff Coyyar, Dean Baker, Matt Hoffharth, Dewayn Carel, Kim Rausch, John Giver Ill, Kevin Mitten. THIRD ROW: Danny Dillsworth, George Staegmiller, Julie Cunningham, Pat Higgens, Tony Batttaglia, Jaime Garcia, Al Fierros, Steve Johoda. BACK ROW: Matt Albrecht, Ben Deaton, David Vest, Brian Edwards, Brian Garry, John Juslin, Paul Shepard, Jim Hanrahan. VICA-ICE gives food to needy family Mr. Morris Russell was sponsor of tion. ICE was a work program held for needy families, and sold candles for the VICA-ICE Qlndustrial Cooperative Educa- students interested in industrial work. special education students. tionl. All forty-seven members were sen- ICE members went into industrial com- iors and involved in Vocational Educa- petition, held a canned foodvdrive for VICA-ICE THIRD HOUR-FRONT ROW: Tim Higgens, Andy Sommers, Lori Abraham, Scott Wyatt. Jim Austin, Susan Harland. BACK ROW: Mr. Morris Russell, Bill Nelson, Brad Carothers, Sheila Gil, Chris Bryan, James Fox, Brian Thomas. VICA-ICE 57 FBLA'ers learn business management The sponsors of this years Future Business Leaders of America were Mrs. Bice, Mrs. Powers, and Mr. Berdeaux. Members learned how to become leaders in business fields and learn man- agement of sales, business and book- ences which members took part in. FBLA met once a week, and to be- keeping. FBLA sold pillows to pay for confer- come a member you had to be enrolled in a business class. FBLAAFRONT ROW: Monica Minster, Valerie Fierros, ROW TWO: Mr. Jack Berdeaux, Cindy Havlik, Belinda Yee, Jeri McCaughey, Diane Sowacke, Lisa Allen ROW THREE: Linda Castillo, Stephany Lindsay, Karen McCanties, Michele Hutchison, Jackie Topolewski, Sherri Thorton. BACK ROW: Mrs. Lynne Powers, Woody Doolittle, Eric Rosene, Mike Klooster, George Lui, Scott Orr. ' wmv ' .EYE B!-Dill AFP' - 5 flx2""' silllll A 2:5 ll! Ill ft :Sli in ll? The chicken, displaying the sign "Don't be chicken . . . give blood," takes time out to pose for the camera during the blood drive sponsored by Key Club. 58 FBLA Mr. Fred Snow portrays an urban civil defense leader in the play "Feiffer's People" put on by the advanced drama class. 2-ra-vb:-rr rn-ra-ya-rr x-rs-1-sri-r r-x-z-1-sr-rv 2-fra 2'-wa-r rv it-rr rr-I wr rs :fr ,,31Lpy N 1-as ssi- 2-i ar -... , . THESPIANS-FRONT ROW: Alice Miller, Sherri Vest, Tim Greenly, Chris Lee. BACK ROW: Mr. Fred Snow, Wally Stringfellow, Bob Celaya, Richard McDowell, Shelly Helms, Amy Absher. Actors are honored: Speakers debate This year's sponsor for Thespians was Mr. Fred Snow. The club met every Thursday and held three plays and one musical. All members had to participate in at least two of these productions and have ten Thespian points. All members took part in the productions so as to culturally enrich society. Mr. Fred Snow and Mrs. Paula Fen- don were sponsors of AHS Chapter of the National Forensics League, which is the speech and debate team on campus. r' rrr Members went into competition at var- ious conventions and tournaments in the state. Students learned self confi- dence and the ability to speak in public conferences and judged competition. P is 5' 2" P P- lf' 2- 5' N D' 3- P if' 5- IPX' P' 1' 7' F V' P' r- r- v- a- L- r v n- -5:5 5 al.- :et,,,j,,,,f r 'Lf -1? ..- NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE-FRONT ROW: Amy Absher, Shelly Helms, Brenda Lehman, Karen Harper, Chris Lee. BACK ROW: Mr. Fred Snow, Andy Moody, Brian Hallada, Julie Blackshire, Dwayne Moody, Ron Johnson, Scott Orr. THESPIANS, NFL 59 f DECA-FIRST HOUR-FRONT ROW: Stephanie Early, Kim Foster, Theresa Hudson, Joyce McDonough, Sylvia Lovato. SECOND ROW: Deana Alger, Annette Bond, Lynn Schultheis, Kathleen Hall, Kathy Kelly. THIRD ROW: Mary Patten, Cindy Langford, Connie Schieman, Darlene Webb, Arlene Tavison, Sheila Washington. BACK ROW: Kim McCambly, Dorene Bradbury, Terry Grossenbacher, Robin Roels, David Clark, John Camargo. DECA helps out MD , Gompers DECA fDistributive Education Clubs of Americaj was sponsored by Ms. Kris- tin Johnson, Mr. Jack Berdeuax, and Mrs. Joan Valentine. DECA met once a week and discussed current activities. P DECA used the money they earned from selling spirit hands, stuffed ani- mals, popcorn, and Santa's Workshop fun books for conferences, scholar- ships, banquets, awards, and field trips. i nr- 6' Y 4-1 TT 1 X -35, DECA went camping, held parties, vis- ited haunted houses, had service pro- jects, as well as many more activities. DECA also helped out with MDA and Gompers. ff . ,X A4 DECA-SECOND HOUR-FRONT ROW: Kathy Szczepaniak, D'lee Steiner, Heidi Schmidt, Paula Sturgill, Cheryl Smith. SECOND ROW: Ginger Decker, Susan Forman, Peggy Baumhover, Regina Soto, Liz Allen. BACK ROW: Ms. Kristin Johnson, Brenda McDonald, Darrell Foster, Jeri Lard, Joe Giuliano. 60 DECA ,rx ,uv rx .5 rw DECA-THIRD HOLIR-FRONT ROW: Cheryl Speer, Lori Hartwig, Rick Perez, Wendy Snyder, Ronda Houser. SECOND ROW: Wendy Gardom, Liz Owens, Rich Rosales, Debra Patterson, Patty Thomas, Tori Bohn. THIRD ROW: Shawn Crytser, David Nielsen, Steve Rouette, Dawn Crooks, Christi Hobbs, Alison . A . . I Ronsheim, Lisa Sheridan, Jenita Mickley, Ms. Kristin Johnson. BACK ROW. Tom Lindley, David Finn, Todd Sollazzo, Stuart Brusse s. x l 2 . 5, ew g wr 1' 'w .P 'I' , 3.,,,x. - N 'I if S DECA members Cheryl Speer, Robin Roels, and Wendy Gardom drum up interest in DECA on Club Day in the quad. it an David Finn and Debbie Courcey watch over the DECA trophy display on club Day as they try to interest others in their group. DECA 6l GERMAN CLUB-FRONT ROW: Susan Kouts, Robert Souder, Knadi Rue. BACK ROW: Bill Cole, Michelle Russell, Mrs. Betty Schiele, Shaun Blockberger, Keith McLaughlin, Clubs enter Students At Alhambra High had the opportunity to be involved in two for- eign languages this year. German club was sponsored by Betty Schiele. The club held many activities, such as cam- pouts, German summer camp, trips to a Foreign Language Arts Fair bakery, and a dinner for parents in De- cember. German Club met once a week and entered competition at Grand Can- yon Foreign Language Fair. Mr. S. Adams and Mr. J. Guzman sponsored Spanish Club which met twice a month. Spanish Club also en- tered competition at Grand Canyon Col- lege Foreign Fair. The club held several car washes and donated the money to needy families. A-JR 'mx 'CF' iv' 1 tg SPANISH CLUB-FRONT ROW: Doreen Rick, Fernando Acosta, Kathy Reynolds. BACK ROW: Mr. J. Guzman, Jenita Mickley, Luina Gomez. 62 GERMAN, SPANISH . x 'W Iviigr MSX. CREATIVE WRITING-FRONT ROW: Donna Sharkey, Wendy Mitchell, Terri Goodwin, Alissa Haenel, Brenda Johnson, Mr. Gordon Ryen. BACK ROW: Mr. Martin Krey, Karen Blochberger, Greg Gibson, Mike Baez. Creative writers create: Computer adds The Writing Lions, a creative writing club on campus, was sponsored by Mr. Martin Krey and Mr. Gordon Raaen. Wendy Mitchell was president, David Finn, vice-president: Donna Sharkey, secretary: and Alan Kimball was trea- . p pr ' 3' V ,I in . Qu Ps Y'9'YYVYY'Y'l'YY VYYVYVYVYYYY YTYYVYVYVVW YYYYVVVYYV 'YTVVVVVVVVW 'YYVYVYVVYYW YYVVV1 YYVVY , V if 'U YYYY1 YYY! . Qs . 5. -:W j ':"'S'V'2' VT? 'b"1"!'Y Y':"2"v'1' 'S"'?'t":":' Y'9'?"'5"i'V l I ii surer. The club met twice a month and membership requirements were to be interested in writing. Computer Club was sponsored by Miss Harriet Chotras. The club met once rv FP: Pi' IPP PD' VP Pi' 553' NV 'B' P wi' I--1 1-S., :emi li 2-Q... :xx I A ' x ,X ,,., - a week and held a car wash, sold ban- ners and used the money for club activi- ties. Club requirements were to pay club dues, attend meetings, and be inter- ested in computers. VW .7 i s -Si' T P r 4 0 ., ., C ,,: 2 ' l-lQ - - ., t si. Hal . 'il " ,X , , t 1 V I 4 i ' A COMPUTER CLUB-FRONT ROW: Daren Caywood, Sharyn Cue, Dean Rennells. BACK ROW: Miss Harriet Chotras, Tracy Lodmell, John Dunn, James Dunn. CREATIVE WRITING, COMPUTER 63 NS An unidentified DECA member shows off her devo spirit during Club Day. Marg Lokars ag? gllchael Baldwln donate blood dullng fha Blood Drlve Spon sore y ey u . I .-msg 1 Q. 'Q 4-A 0- 0' 'Q - .ff ' Q' ........... H P tt... El Steve Lemme, Don Roberts, and Ruben King demonstrate how to operate a program on the computer during Club Day. 64 CLUB ACTION i . ,. M .1 yi ,Al , ir' .,,.. A ,ef 3 t W NM K ..t. i SQ AFS club members put on a classroom skit during the assembly to promote stock sales for their club. ,105 'MEM Kerry Eckley, a junior, lines up the ball as she prepares to try to make a strike. Jamie Howard, a bowling club member concentrates as she gets ready to bowl. CLUB ACTIQN 65 Art, Science activities include trips ART CLUB-FRONT ROW: Tammy Haralson, Alison Ronshiem, Mrs. Martha Macon, Bobbie Runnels. BACK ROW: Jon Lindsay, Rick Vondehl, Kandi Rice, Angela Ellis, Mr. Gerald Bridgeman. Sponsors for the 1980-81 Art Club were Mrs. Martha Macon, Mr. Gerald Bridgeman, and Mrs. Marynelle Hart- man. Members involved inthe club took trips to art related businesses and exhib' its. To pay for these trips students sold posters and programs for school activi- ties. The club met twice a month and to become a member, students had to be interested in art. Members learned great- er awareness of arts in the community and to appreciate it more. Members of the Science Club became more aware of their environment by having a country outing once a month. Science Club held car washes to pay for their field trips and service projects. The club requirements were to pay club dues and attend meetings. Science Club was sponsored by Mr. James Stanfield, Mr. Laurence Slavin, and Mr. Robert McComb. ........-.1-5 'ii SCIENCE CLLIBAFRONT ROW: Debbie Slack, Linda Carlson, Andrea Magruder, Debbie Sherwood, Linda Young. SECOND ROW: Marc Tokars, Bill Wagner, Bob Lessard, Vince Hamilton, Tony Leung. BACK ROW: Mascot, Mike Lemme, George Fredrickson, Steve Lemme, Dennis Lindley. 66 ART, SCIENCE Brown takes Science Fiction Club was sponsored by Mr. Robert Mulligan. The club met twice a month to discuss various sci-fic movies and stories. The club members learned to distinguish bad movies from good movies. Money the club raised championship, Sci-fi view was used for a subscription to a science fiction magazine. Chess Club was sponsored by Mr. Jack Gibson. Chess Club competition ranged from the regionals to state tour- naments. Tony Brown was rated the highest high school chess player in Ari- zona and also the first to win the high school chess individual championship in the state. President was Tony Brown, vice-president was Joe Asher, and sec- retary- treasurer was Carlos Ceja. SCIENCE FICTION CLUB-FRONT ROW: Joe Samasean, Kevin Hedgpeth, Mike Birkmire, Alan Kimbrough, Mr. Robert Mulligan. BACK ROW: Guy Moore, Carl Johnson, Tom Sloan, Bob Glisan, Heron Muller, CHESS CLLIB-FRONT ROW: Derrick Morefield, Joe Asher, Tony Brown, Frank Coons, Mr. Jack Gibson. BACK ROW: David Vaughn, Bernie Rivera, Kenny Krout, Larry Coons, Alan Matsumoto, Scott Vosgier. SCIENCE FICTION, CHESS 67 Grinnell Hiking learns about nature Grinnell Hiking Club was sponsored month to discuss what would be in the President of the club was Dennis Lind by Mr. Lavern Coffey. Members were future. Grinnell Hiking went on many ley, vice-president was Mike Lemme taught about hiking and various things hikes throughout the state of Arizona. secretary, was Kerry Eckley, and trea about nature. Hiking Club met once a Money raised went to parties and trips. surer was Bill Wagner. VYYV YYYY 'YYYVYYVYYYYY YYYYYYVYVYV UVYYYYYYVYV r rrrrrrvrrrrr 5 1-rrnrr rr r a-hrs-vb rr hr rvrvnaf rr rv:-urn' rr 1-burn-if M rv r-rr-r ' 'N rr an-rr Pb ,A as-r ar 9 vvr af X' av s bb VP!- Vi V"Wv 'Z yfxffws. st .. ll! S . , L 'L u, it . 'A " is 4. gm 'U ,.. 1 , 'I ltr t" rv xi y N H , rf, 'Ii . " I I GRINNELL HIKING-FRONT ROW: Mike Lemme, Mr. Lavern Coffey, Bill Wagner, Kerry Eckley. MIDDLE ROW: Lavonne Bailey, Linda Haney, Bill King, Mike Sing. BACK ROW: Alan Kimbrough, Vince Masone, Carl Johnson, Jim Still. Q Qmdgik ywgagsmagrg ---- I 1 Q t B R lf' A s'5 I '1 An AHS mascot takes time out to kiss the Phoenix Suns Gorilla during an assembly to raise funds for needy families. 68 GRINNELL HIKING if Health Occupations competes in Tuscon HOPE fHealth Occupationsj was a field. convention. The club was also part of club on campus promoting medical ca- HOPE held car washes to pay for a VICA and they met once a week. reers for interested students. Members dinner they had and other activities. Sponsor of HOPE this year was Mrs. had to hold a job related to the medical HOPE entered competition at a Tuscon Delores LaMothe. L- w E, 'f - A . it fs... .K , kv.. Q ' ,di AVA i , --K '2 '- -'12 rif t. , Q 'FW 1. .-qixlf . 97 "ff . -1 Y' gi! .:q'.f- . 5air1f'?":'zs, ffqfg' J- .5'ftf1.'5tE15Xe 4 HUP HOPE-FRONT ROW: Lorraine Duckworth, Linda Wayman. MIDDLE ROW: Kathy Miller, Rayna Lackman, Cindy Ray, Mary Riale, Melissa West, Vicky Vankoly, Mrs. Delores LaMothe. BACK ROW: Tamarah Williams, Mark Hoorneman, Bobby Watkins, David Henrickson. Sheri Vest acts out a part in the play FElFFER'S PEOPLE put on by advanced drama. PAQ A um! -A ly, f V Terry Vincent and Mike Jones laugh at one of Mr. Anthony's vampire jokes during the blood drive sponsored by Key Club. HOPE 69 Mat Maids support AHS Mat Maids, commonly known at MSM's, was sponsored by associate principal, Mr. Victor Barraza. The main activity of this group was to cheer at all the wrestling matches and help out at their practice sessions. They also met every week after school 9? ss.- 5-My on Wednesdays. Activities that were set up for fund raising were car washes, a skate-a-thon, and the sale of acrylics. This money was used for the state wrestling meet, awards for top M8M's, and uniforms for the wrestlers. 5' ltiftiair is "2'V'?Y V' "Q'V'5'7YV Y 4-.3 'wb' 9' D' 2' P' P' if if P' P' 3' 5' 3' P' iv' if' 5' 5. , 3. 1, wrestlers The officers of this year's MSM's were President-Christine Phyle, Vice President-Nancy Ong, Secretary-An- nette Kisner, Treasurer-Ruth Parovlek, Publicity'Emily Holt and Andrea Reyn- olds, and Parliamentarian-Jill Wells. df if , MAT MAIDS-FRONT ROW: Sheila Thomas, Patty Johnson, Donna Morquecho, Andrea Reynolds, Tina Morquecho, Becky Daggett. MIDDLE ROW: Rhonda Barrett, Lucy Livensparger, Nadine Lachman, Nancy Ong, Tammy Meek, Ruth Parovlek. BACK ROW: Gwen DelMuto, Emily Holt, Debbie McCants, Christine Phyle, Jill Wells, Annette Kisner, Carol Rose, Sheralee Lowe, Barbra Baughman, Susan Castellano. The Alhambra cheerleaders form a pyramid as they pose for a Fortress camera during a football game. 70 MAT MAIDS gr K l!p,,,,-, .M Week. x -,W Sherri Tucker directs students taking part in an activity during Homecoming Members of Bowling learn sportsmanship Bowling Club was sponsored by Mr. objective was to learn sportsmanship Art Boglio and Mr. Clay Wootton, and and this was learned through team bowl- accomplishments. The club president Mr. Dale Childs. The club met every ing. Trophies were given to league was Ken Bishop and vice-president was Monday after school. The club's main champions, runners up and individual Kurt Brandenburg. BOWLING CLUB-FRONT ROW: Jamie Howard, John Eckert. MIDDLE ROW: Patty Eckert, Brad Wallace, Mark Fletcher. BACK ROW: Mr. Art Boglio, Chris Gordon, Mark McCwen, Kenny White, Mr. Dale Childs. ex 2' 3 3' .4 l C C XY E g lg BOW- CLUB-FRONT ROW: Lyra Bethel, Valerie Karpouskas, Amy Conarroe, Eric Foster. BACK ROW: Jonathon Ross, Kerry Eckley, Jay Bethel, John Freeman, Tim Young, Mr. Clayton Wooton. BOWLING 7l COE S OWE enter FBLA state activity Mr. Robert Duncan and Mrs. Diane Hammix were sponsors for this year's COE and OWE. Forty-four people were involved in ei- ther COE or OWE. To be involved in one of these clubs members had to be in two vocational business classes and working in business offices. Both entered into an F.B.L.A. regional State competition at A.S.U. An activity planned during the year was an employ- er-employee luncheon which was held in May. s t-4i.4l'L. I .. f I W +V "QY'QY"x:vfrw-fl" COE E- OWE-FRONT ROW: L. Kennedy, R. Anderson, C. Wallace. SECOND ROW: A. Hutson, S. Sisson, N. Whitehead. THIRD ROW: P. Butler, S. Reyes, J. Wakerbarth, C. Gegenheimer, R. Hagen, C. Write, J. Curtis, D. DeFreze. FOURTH ROW: C. Denning, M. Deherria, K. Walker, V. Rierros, D. Turner, J. Donahue. FIFTH ROW: Mr. R. Duncan, L. Blakesley, L. Costello, S. Thorton, P. McCormick, M. Heath, S. Red, C. Havlik, C. Irvine. BACK ROW: Mrs. D. Hammit, M. Hutchinson, C. Hislop, S. Craft, K. Mallory. -so 1: .'. 1 ff ' ' .... . it sa . It as F ' ff . it -':'. ,.:, fr "S fi L. ,. . An unidentified student shows her school spirit wearing her homecoming shirt and ribbon. 72 COE 8 OWE watches on. .,.. :K - .rl N Q .." :: 'Q'ij" .'. -.nfs ' Y kk . LTA LJ nik K An unidentified student throws a pie in Mr. Johnson's face as the crowd HERO enters competition at ASLI HERO club this year was sponsored by Mrs. Anna Snodgrass and consisted of eighteen members. Requirements to be involved in this club were that mem- bers had to be seniors and get the coor- dinator's approval. HERO means Home Economics Relat- v-Q A ed Occupations and students in the club learned how to relate with other stu- dents and fellow workers. The club entered into a state competi- tion in April at ASU. To pay for the convention, HERO sold stuffed foot- balls, mugs, key chains, and held var- ious car washes. HERO went to a rest home at Christ- mas to help cheer the elderly and enter- tained autistic children during a picnic at Devero. Also included during the year were trips to hospitals to perform pup- pet shows for the children's ward. TODAY IS TNC ARIZONA HERO-FRONT ROW: D. Clement, T. Carroll, B. Stinnett, G. Wright, L. Wright, M. Gherardi, C. Ladd, L. Payne, R. Hurst, D. Saunders, Mrs. A. Snodgrass. BACK ROW: D. Stegmiller, D. Dutton, K. May. S. Orr, J. Ryan, D. Rochette. its GERO QI 'r0MoRR0W Many students in ICE work at jobs that may become a vocation. A chance to An unidentified student dances for the audience work on an automobile helps students gain experience for a future career. while under hypnosis. HERO 73 lk 1 American Field Service sells stock AFS CAmerican Field Servicel was an ties, such as the AFS assembly and Hair and Mrs. Osburn. Officers of the organization open to students interested stock sale. The money raised went to club were Kathy Perryman as president, in the foreign exchange program. the exchange of students from country Kathy Bloyed as secretary and Heidi The club had many successful activi- to country. AFS was sponsored by Mr. Terry as treasurer. KI l AFSFRONT ROW: Kathy Bloyed, Tonya Struble, Mary Trinka, Kathy Perryman, Shannon Laufquist, Ruby Quist. BACK ROW: Mrs. Osburn, Eddie Amavisca, Heidi Terry, Julie Blackshire, Chris Geens, Mr. Haire. Ruby Quist and Ann Maria from Finland hold hands in friendship during the AFS assembly held to promote sales of the stock. Chris Geens, a foreign exchange student from Belgium, tells about his country during the AFS assembly. 74 AFS .nud- SKI CLUB-FRONT ROW: Terry Pfeifer, Dawn Bushroe, Sandy McGrady, Kellie Shourds, Liz O'CaIlaghan, Andrea Magruder, Lisa Magruder, Lisa Gutaw, Anna Figueroa. SECOND ROW: Julie Morton, Pam Allen, Leann Owens, Jill Brandenburg, Sherri Vidal, Diane Quan, Janie Ferrio, Phil Hernandez, Lisa Nannestad. THIRD ROW: Sandy McKoressel, Kim Deltart, Paige DeHart, Colleen Hewett, Kelly Niehuis. BACK ROW: Mr. Ing, Johnny Perea, Mark LaPlante, Mark Hogland, Shawn Howard, Scott Graham. Ski Club members await falling snow Waiting for snow to come to the slopes was Ski Club's main concern this year. The group's sponsor was Mr. Ber- nard lng. The club met every Monday after school. Some of the activities that were An unidentified student races to eat a pumpkin pie against other classes during activities in the quad. planned were 2-one day ski trips to the Snowbowl and 1-two or three day ski trips to Sunrise. Some fund-raising projects that they had were car washes and selling items. The money that was raised went to pay Sophomore Class. for the ski trips. The officers were President-Cindy Pickard, Vice-President-Diane Quan, Secretary-Audrea Magruder, and Trea- surer-Liz O'Callaghan. Eric Hasenburg gets ready to enter a pie eating contest to represent the SKI CLUB 75 S ff fa, . 1,, zzy 'V pf V' gl? iiffff I f' f A R l f iAG g T - J ' ff 5 'il r 5 iv-.tr xy. ,fi f ttf HWY" An AHS mascot waits patiently for the activities Ed McNally portrays a character for the play Rashomon held by the Thespians and Advanced Drama to begin during Homecoming assembly. Trent Argante, part of the group named Freedom Jam, plays his guitar during a concert held to show the band s patriotism. The band is part of Young American Showcase open to students just coming out of high school. 76 CLUB ACTION T, y Im. . Y -V ig? Z,t I , W 'xxx , A r r wr, Q tc A ,qi . A ,M l A K nga? lem :- at P2 ' . i A , Diane, Quan and Brenda Hammonds, both seniors Government, tell students about campus activities, we r.r., , ,J,Muurrru,r .rr. tt., 1 U I Y ff limi t A so 2 -. tw , A A tfw v and members of Student l .fb fl 43. During Halloween Week many activities were held. Teri Bohn is seen here after bobbing for apples against other classes. D X. C js. Y 'A N xw ' s 2 1 Q K.. x...Af'f ,ilk 4 -1',,1t,s.,Jt 'S-uf f Katie O'NeaI, Fortress staffer, and Colleen McGuire "stand" by to inform students about the Fortress, AIhambra's yearbook. x 3 Students of Alhambra thumb through Fortresses from the past during Student Government sponsored activities. Jerri Sue Jacoby tells Marc Weld about upcoming Key Club events. CLUB ACTION 77 ef y HQ V v I 4 ',o,,,, ,s , .ov , o 'Q' ' 9, ' S s 0 ."o', SS o . , s , ,Q 4 5 Q 0 S 9 Q s s ' Q' sos x , Q an 0.9.00 . 'sos' s ss'sv' , f , s s 0 f sf,: ,af,:,' .'. 4 s Q xx 4 , S 1' ' osss if Wfgssss rs ssw Sxts . Q 1 s,s gs Q., ',. s if ' ,M '21 , , W X Q33 if ggvxfvy ?, , Y E 1, .,, , ,, 5. if 4' , J' in fa Jilwixsgi "," ' an . tw. QM, , I, we , H J Z5.:f,F'i21f PM Qi 5 .14 Y ? ' - I , . iff: . ' ,L-,f Q., ,Q 2' , 'f f x mfg" :ri - ' ,. Ax ' w, 'TE X J ' -, - A n' - .3i39ff:,, "ji N i -2. ., . - - 1 ' f . jig , A .14 'ez' - 35W '- -4 fwfr ? A . '- A . ' : 9' 5: ' A z Qfsim, . ,Lf".:s, . RM A if f. -NRE' . - , , ' ' Q Z Saw X 'fin A QM, f 'M gpg "2-'Y f 3 asf 'f g Aj, . iam , Iii: A f WL I R 1. mf. 35- x ix X - T 1 1 6 T AQ fb. 1 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM FRONT ROW: R. MoraIesQ9j, L. WilliamsQ14j Mgr., T. Arvizuf22J, R. Williamsf7J, A. Rakosif54j, B. Greenf65J, R. Piercef2OJ, D.Cooperf40j Mgr, S. Ambrosef63l.SECOND ROW: Coach Nassif, Q. Pippinsf21j, A. PavlenkoQ53j, B. Suttonf67J, M. Weldf74J, T. Broylesf5lJ, G. Ambrose188J, T. Dodt 1231, B. LawlerQ33J, Coach Culbertson.THlRD ROW: Coach Grantham, P.Pippinsf32J, E. Lovatol52J, B. ShupeQ25J, J. Pereaf50J, F. Cordovaf12J, F. - Trujillofl5l, D. Clarkf69J, T. Shortf47l, A. Norrisf55J, K. Kirkmanf56J, Coach Kersting.FOLlRTH ROW: T. Fredrickson Mgr., R. Estrellaf10J, J. Scheidl80J, J. Brownf81J, P. HernandezQ24j, V. Rangel Q84J, J. Wisenerf79J, T. Cooperf82J, S. Grahamf70j, J. Ganemif78J, S. Richter Mgr.. BACK ROW: H. Treinen 1687, M. Gadberryf64J, D. Gibbonsf72J, K. Christopherf83J, T. Paulusf85J, K. Buchanan177J, B. GrahamQ87J, J. Dolyniukf43J, E. Sotto 1731, S. Grahamf35J. Varsity football wins 5 of last 6 The 1980-81 Varsity football team ended it's season with a 5-5 record. The team's offense had a slow start drop- ping the first four games by very close margins, but got things rolling winning five out of their last six games and four of the five were shutouts. The Lions could have clinched a birth in the divi- sional playoffs with a win over Camel- back. The Lions entered the game lack- ing starting Quarterback Rick Estrella who was hurt in an upset victory over South the previous week. The Lions were not up for it mentally losing 26-0 which all but shattered their hopes for postseason play. Receiving team awards were: MVP- Rick Estrella, Outstanding Offensive Back-Phillip Pippins, Offensive Line- man-Dennis Gibbons, Defensive Back- Scott Graham, Defensive Lineman-By- ron Green, and the Matt Owens Award went to Bryon Green for Total Contribu- tion. Tim Perkins, linebacker, receives instructions Coach Kersting was very Optimistic ffom Coach Kefsting- toward next year since he only has two returning lettermen. VARSITY FOOTBALL 81 I . .V Ji f, f I 'I . I' ',-ggi.. Q3 . f , ,355 5,43 Uvjl V. fm.. ' I A f. I if Itwffaffgf , I Running back Tim Perkins eludes a Trevor Browne tackler as he gains extra yards. Split end Fred Cordova makes another spectacular catch to aid in the win against West. Wide receiver Richard Pierce breaks through the line and picks up another LIONS first down. 82 VARSITY FOOTBALL Running back Phillip Pippins breaks outside as Richard Pierce prepares to block a Trevor Browne defender. Defensive end Jerry Dolyniuk pulls down the Cortez Quarterback in a losing effortg LIONS lost 3-0. Running back Scott Graham sprints outside for additional yardage against Apollo. ?.sfbfW?lQM4 4 .,. t Y - NHT- .1,g:'+'-i' .' "W -- W- r,..x ' - , Running back Phillip Pippins runs just out of the grasp of a Browne defender. , bfryggk , C Defensive coordinator Tim Perkins receives instructions from Coach Culbert- son and Coach Kersting ftwicej. Quarterback Rick Estrella scrambles to pick up valuable yards against Cortez. V t W - . Ay, 5 A A , ,UQ V.., Yi! Q ei Q l it as 4. Q ,, , 1 .,.. - ' Vi Kicker Terry Paulus shows great form in kicking one of his four points against West. Defensive guard Byron Green tumbles to the turf after he intercepts a West pass. ' VARSITY FOOTBALL 83 Carter, Brandon JV most valuable This year's JV football team got off to a slow start but showed improvement as the weeks went on, though the sea- son ended in an O-6-1 record. The most valuable players were Ray Carter who played guard and Paul Bran- don who played running back. Alan Ziegler was the leading passer with back ups from Isaac Aguirre and Eric Brown. This year's team was coached by Marv Nevins and Richard Johnson. These coaches put in a lot of time and effort trying to put on the field a winning team. No matter what the personnel was, when the final gun sounded they were always on the losing end, but at least they showed a good effort. In a rebuilding year, the freshman football team posted an O-7-l record. Led by Coach Phil Berra, the team worked hard practicing many funda- mentals as they prepared for next year as junior varsity players. .Qv.wx" is .. II 4 0 JV FOOTBALL TEAM-FRONT ROW: J. Watson, M. McDowell, S. Bejar, A. Tuihalamaker, L. Hinds, C. Iannitelli, J. Vasquez, M. Dowell, R. Strunk, R. Stull, B Kozak, J. Guerrero. SECOND ROW: J. Inman, G. Cooper, S. Hodge, R. Porter, M. Magnolo, A. Stiner, E. Brown, C. Meeks, J. Havlik, I. Aguire, S. Blochberger D. Prieger, B. Bentley. THIRD ROW: Coach Nevins, B. Kennedy Mgr., D. Mann Mgr., M. Lewis, M. Abraham, B. Brown, C. Stites, R. Carter, J. Sowers, K Wilder, M. Mathis, B. Sanders, P. Brandon, W. Pierce Mgr., Coach Johnson. BACK ROW: B. Schmid, G. Hernandez, P. Abram, K. Niethercutt, N. Bloom, A Zeigler, D. Palmer, J. Collier. 84 JV, FROSH FOOTBALL f rf' it e l T X 'mi 3. is fb vu-DTN: C b m W b -' s . . m .5 Tracey Pierce turns upfield to pick up a Lion first down against Washington. ,-...... v'4 ,.-.-f I ,Q ,LJ -ef' -...v .- r T" A, 1, 'tg :f""' W' f'?f4f1' " "V 534: FRESHMAN FOOTBALL-FRONT ROW: D. Moody, J. Kneipp, W. Cruz, J. Agnew, J. Colyar, M. Allen, R. Enslin, S. Picardy. SECOND ROW: T. Dorsey, D. Martin, B. Kuban, L. Cuspard, K. Dillard, N. Lewis, G. Graham. THIRD ROW: R. Corbin, J. Gibson, M. Woosey, K. Newton, K. Gadbery, B. Runnings, B. Ingle, D. Cooper. BACK ROW: M. Amavisca, G. Moore, C. Junker, R. Smith, T. Roberts, T, McClain, B. Flynn. JV, FROSH FOO 1.-,am v -4 A- uf lk? 1 p---, ,f TBALL 85 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-FRONT ROW: Tracy Roberts, Donna Denny, Linda Neeley, Rene Butler, Cara Smith. BACK ROW: Charlene Kennedy Mgr,, Rene Pieri, Drena Kalani, Debbie Griffith, Brenda Holaday, Teri Montoya, Coach Ing. Varisty spikes way to 16-O season 86 VARSITY VOLLEYBALL i I I N V , ,mtv ,KKV ,,..,q K , .. 1 ft. MVP and best hitter Teri Montoya shows great form as she prepares to spike the ball. "' 'pry Led by first year coach Bernard Ing, the Alhambra Lions varsity volleyball team spiked their way to the divisionals with a I6-0 record. The Lions arrived at the divisionals with high hopes for the state playoffs. In their first match, they shut out East I5- l3, 15-5. Their playoff hopes were crushed in the second match when they lost to Camelback who had been their toughest opponent all season long. Receiving awards for their outstand- ing play during the season were Teri Montoya-Most Valuable Player, and best hitter, Drena Kalani- best setter, and Lin- da Neeley- best defense. These girls as well as the rest of the team contributed to a fine season. The Junior Varsity team finished up their season with 7 wins and 5 losses. Dani Cook was named outstanding play- er. The team was coached this year by Steve Armstrong. Llnder the coaching of Bob Scott, the freshman team had an outstanding sea- son with lO wins and 2 losses. kr xxx: Q . . . .H , . VX I ,. Q ,N 's . ,g , 5, sq a 4. .4 , wx.. V A X. ,W ' ef-5. Hx 5 fxfiw-S 22.4 ,-1 .K, '- 'N - P N mga: . x .lx ax .Q Xxx X 1: .N M st .. k ' Q nf x ,v t "4,,k Qs 1 iw Q " Q swab Q ,fa s QQ sy , SS COG TRY 1 Distance 1' 1y-f.-gv,--,i- . runners post 12-2 record Boys Varsity Cross Country, under the coaching of Hugh Morrison, ran suc- cessfully posting an outstanding record of 12 wins and 2 losses. The running Lions only losses came in a 4-way meet when they were outdis- tanced by Greenway and Mesa. They placed ninth in the Tempe Invitational, second in divisionals, and eleventh in the state finals. Tom Williams received an award as the outstanding runner. The most im- proved runner award went to Tim Cas- tillo and Lee Copeland was honored as the outstanding freshman runner. Outdistancing their opponents with 3 wins 2 losses was the Junior Varsity Cross Country team. The freshman run- ners ended their season with a 3-l re- cord. They also placed third in the Ju- nior High Invitational. .J-rf x " BOYS CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: R. Ramirez, M. Schwartz, L. Copeland, R. Stiner, A. Morales, S. Gregory, J. Snodgres, M. Krout. SECOND ROW: Mgr. L Gray M Gallagher, T. Williams, M. Mancuso, T. Castillo, J. Anderson, O. Irish, R. Nanny, C. Flores, R. Weatherford. BACK ROW: Coach Morrison, J. Williams M Farrell, R. Krout, J. DeVine, M. Shoemaker, B. Johnson, Assist. Coaches B. Williams, R. Bohl. VARSITY BOYS CROSS COUNTRY 89 . lb? if if 'K O Q 5 3 GlRLS CROSS COUNTRY A AHS Marcos DeNiza 24 McClintock 19 Camelback 23 18 21 16 I6 20 Bourgade 16 Central 23 West 22 Greenway 18 Mesa 28 Chapparal 431 lst. place - DIVISIONALS Sth. place - STATE OPP 40 36 35 45 40 45 47 37 44 36 35 44 27 24 Outstandinq runner Lisa Anetsberger leads the pack on her way to the finish Most improved runner Elaine Hoffarth puts forth excellent effort in a X-Country line. meet. 'fl I in GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: L. Gray, Mgr., C. Hernandez, K. McCarty, L. Anetsberger, C. Fierros, S. Bell, E. Hoffarth. BACK ROW: Coach Morrison, A. Glemba, K. Weld, P. Jorgensen, T. Rogers, D. Martin, E. Owens. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY 91 GOLF-BACK ROW: Mr. Bill Wharton, coachg Mark Frank, Mike Culbertson. FRONT ROW: Vince Spina, Wendy Mitchell, Harold Greene. Golf turns CO-ED with fall sport. The coach was Mr. Bill Wharton, who worked with his five golfers, Mark Frank, Mike Culbertson, Vince Spina, Wendy Mitchell, and Harold Greene. These students played their hardest. Mitchell This was the first year for AIhambra's Golf Team to go coed. Wendy Mitchell was the first girl accepted on the Boys Golf Team. One of the other changes this year was golf going from a spring sport to a iw si "S-. Q nw., if , it f S- i . p S. Ari. Harold Green tees off in a practice in preparation for an upcoming golf match. Wendy Mitchell practices her swing. 92 GOLF ,,....a PJ W M dy A' J': go. ,1, L. ARCHERY-FRONT ROW: T. Rivera, L. Bailey. MIDDLE ROW: E. Holt, D. Gorslin, D. Gorslin. BACK ROW: R. Earl, B. Ritchie, B. Leonardo, L. Dawson, S. Castellano. 1980 Archers take second The 1980 Archery team had a very successful season. Coached by George Ziegler, the team posted an 8 win 2 loss record with both losses coming against division champion Camelback. Sandy l Erickson, voted MVP, led the team to second place in division, and then on to state where they took fifth. Coach Ziegler had some fine pros- pects on the 1981 team such as Lisa l Q., ,f in Division Dawson, Karen Hunt, Sue Koch, and Barbara Ann Leonardo. At Fortress press time, the team totally demolished Mesa 1851-877. 75 X . wr. C ' lill ' 3, . eww, Q 3 g , A iiiig-'W' A , N A ' i 5 4 K 1, Q V L 1 ,wk , , I A we ,, j -f .:z:. nu f 2 sw- M- 1 il .iii . tg in K , M I A k ,.. N-ev W :ff A 'QW' A ' ' - ,A t l Barbara Ann Leonardo, who has high hopes of going to State, takes aim at the Taking aim at the target is Susan Castellano. Emily Holt readies her bow for target while Barbara Richie prepares to shoot. another shot. ARCHERY 93 VARSITY BADMINTON-FRONT ROW: A. Hood, L. Preston, B. Stewart, C. Speer, J. Bailey, Mgr. BACK ROW: Coach Stacey, A. Reynolds, S. Koch. Cheryl Speer voted most valuable This year's Varsity Badminton team had some very good players. For exam- ple, Cheryl Speer, voted MVP, was the only three year letter winner on the team. Others who received letters were Becky Stewart, Lesa Preston and An- drea Reynolds. Even with such great talent they had a disappointing season. 94 BADMINTON With four returning starters the team can look for an improved season next year. The coach for the team this year was Carol Stacey, who guided the team through the season and helped them to improve their skills. Theresa McCants was voted MVP for the JV team. I Lesa Preston shows great form as she prepares to return the birdie in a match. I iii? ps! ., W ,Z K Yr' P! JUNIOR VARSITY BADMINTON' FRONT ROW: N. Ong, T. Meek, D. McCants, D. Davis. BACK ROW: V. Hoffman, L. Preston, T. McCants, E. Castilono, J. Bailey. I S! -f ,. Number one varsity player, Cheryl Speer, stretches to return a volley. Sue Koch shows great concentration as she prepares to hit a winning shot. BADMINTON 95 rx BASKETBALL? S f-'ni "F"li"""N 'W X Z2 , .tem IIIWS 1-f a I z I I I I Us 0Q'!!!2".!'!2 pf. e dy, BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALLAFRONT ROW: David Mann, Mgr., Greg Walton, Logan Smith, Lorin Baker, Richard Johnson, Tracy Pierce, Travis Frederickson, Trainer. BACK ROW: Coach Phil Kemp, Alan Ziegler, Paul Brandon, Kerry Christopher, Frank Kisner, Elston Jones, Mike Klooster, Charles Henry, Gary Nelson, Gary Sharpe. Lions take third in State Tourney This year's Varsity Basketball team almost brought the State Championship back to Alhambra. With four returning starters, the team was expected to do well. All season the Lions showed great courage and teamwork to win 26 games against only 2 losses, both during the playoffs. South was their toughest opponent all season. In the first game, the Lions had control until the Rebels staged a last minute comeback but ran out of time. The second game was even until the last thirty seconds when senior Lorin Baker sank two pressure free throws to put the Lions up by four, which was the winning margin. The Lions entered Divisional play ranked second in the state. They strug- gled with the Cards from Glendale, but won. They next played Phoenix Union for the first time. P.Ll. led by two with four seconds left. Mike Klooster and Lorin Baker both had missed shots, but Elston Jones put it in after the buzzer and the Lions suffered their first loss. They easily handled Casa Grande for third in the Divisionals. The team then traveled to Tucson and beat Palo Verde. Then came Moon Valley, who they beat 60-44, which sent them to ASLI in the semifinals to play Chandler. The team had beaten the Wolves in the first game of the season by twenty points. The Lions were never really in the game. They lost to Chan- dler by eight points. The team ended its season taking third place in the State Tournament. i -.Q Senior Mike "KIoo" Klooster shows ability to use the sky hook in a win over the Bruins. I BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL 97 Kerry Christopher shows that he can take it to the big guys in the middle as he puts one in for two against Chandler in the state semifinals. pnqquuuao-vwwd I, ...ff msgs:-suns: """' mvdgq as--u-'W as-ggfqg Lorin Baker prepares to fine another swisheroo-for-two from way outside. 98 VARSITY BASKETBALL Talented junior Gary Nelson puts up a one-handed jump shot right in the face of his Trevor Browne defender. Big Elston Jones gives the Bruin players a lesson on how to lay it up in a crushing 83-47 victory. BOY'S JV BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: Eric Brown, John Smith, Joe Havlik, lsaac Aguirre, Tracy Pierce Keith Jones BACK ROW Ron Vachrls Terry Morrison, Dean Trostle, Paul Brandon, Berny Garcia, Al Ziegler, Coach Tom Sweet. , Frosh post winning seasons The Junior Varsity Basketball team's season record was fourteen wins and four losses. ln league play, they had a record of twelve wins and two losses. Two of their losses were by a single point in the closing seconds of the game, and one was in overtime play. The team consisted of many powerful players, such as Alan Ziegler, Larry Kirby, Terry Morrison, Paul Brandon, and Tracy Pierce. Boy's Freshman Basketball posted a 10-6 record. The team, coached by Al Horcasitas, showed strength with big wins over South, West, Maryvale, and Carl Hayden. They shold make next year's JV a strong contender. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL- S. White, T. Pasowaski, K. Gadberry, R. Corbin, R. Wayman, R. Smith, Coach Horcasltas G Thomas F Werner T McClain B lngle, K. Reynolds, B. Boat. I w 9 X 5 V 4, fx X i A w Sw X - -W A 3 N 3 X Awww.. A fm "' .,..-jvw Q2 ' v 'fa' - . .. -M1111 fx rw KWWQE Mygapvmwwa-.pgflaagi s K I Ql.l,sg Q, A , ,, ,Q . ..W,x..,.. . x. K Li NN -X -ge.:4.1..Q,,, K, A - " - A' N K xii x. Xi. , , -. 'CP 1 S- 1. 3 . - f if XVI lvl 1 VARSITY WRESTLING-FRONT ROW Mgr H. Ely, FRONT ROW: D. Beebe 11051, B. Green 11671, A. Pavlenko 11471, M. McDowell 11121, T. Masterson 1981, BACK ROW: Brian Homsey 11401, S. Thornton 11261, S. Graham 11791, Coach Anderson, B. Graham 11911, Bruce Homsey 11341, J. Perea 11551. Brian Homsey Divisional Champion This year's Varsity Wrestling team was coached by Mr. Bill Anderson and Mr. Bill Gumm Jr. These coaches were the fourth new coaches in as many years. They had a very poor start drop- ping their first match to Peoria 41-18, but for an inexperienced team, it was not that bad. The team improved through the sea- son gaining momentum. Their last match was against South. lt started off slowly, but as the heavier weights got going, so did the action. Bruce Homsey pinned his man in 46 seconds. Brian Homsey also won with a pin. Burman Graham, a first year wrestler, got into trouble early and was near getting pinned, but in the end pulled out a victo- ry, 9-8. ln divisionals, Brian Homsey was Divi- sion Champ. Jim Wisener took second, and Bruce Homsey and Byron Green were fourth. The team overall placed sixth. J.V. WRESTLING, BOTTOM ROW: M. Allen, B. Gorce, C. Ceja, K. Comton, G. Howes. MIDDLE ROW: R. Brunberg, unidentified, K,.' Ladd, C. Celaya, E. Greenmyer, J. Kneipp, J. Watson, N. Lewis. TOP ROW: S. Hodges, M. Mathis, C. Stietz, R. Buske, Coach Anderson, C. Juncker, H. Juncker. WRESTLING 101 VARSITY WRESTLING Peoria Central South Camelback Carl Hayden Maryvale Scottsdale , West 7' Trevor Browne Central South AHS Opp 18 41 37 27 32 28 '32 24 33 33 12 43 34 31 51 21 21 45 34 18 46 24 Won 7 Los 3 Tied 1 JV WR Peoria Central Camelback South Carl Hayden Maryvale West Trevor Browne Central South Won ESTLING AHS Opp 16 60 22 47 36 27 30 34 18 0 9 57 12 O 18 30 18 24 27 25 4 Lost 6 t from South Mountain, 'Vs I f'W -Q 1 4. ,N L-fx f if fr af' wa .L,- 4 . s ....,f...-A - :4-:p..g -gan-O-V inf.,-A vw- ' M., -,,,,. , ..,.f S . . . ve.: . C.. ,F t 5 , .Q wwf- ,Que v .S '-1 ti. Jones coaches softball team to Divisionals The l98Of8l Varsity Softball team ended its year in pretty good shape. ln the beginning of the year the team had some very key players quit for undis- closed reasons. With the help and guid- ance from Miss Lucia Jones, they re- grouped and played fairly consistant Qgoodl softball to lead the team to the Divisional playoffs. Their first opponent at Divisionals was North. They were very much an underdog, but with good play from sen- iors Teri Montoya, Cheryl Speer, Susan Junas, and sophomore Linda Neely, they struck fast and played good de- fense to win 14-3. They then played Maryvale in the semifinals. The Lions had a very good day but just couldn't outlast the Panthers and lost 4-3. With seven returning players, Miss Jones can look forward to a very re- warding future. VARSITY SOFTBALL-FRONT ROW: W. James, R, Pieri, T. Montoya, S. Junas, MIDDLE ROW: L. Dawson, K, Hurlburt, S. Tucker, L. Neeley. C. Speer, BACK ROW: S. Hobert, T. Roberts, L, Williams, R. Mullins Mgr., K. McCully Mgr., L. Ingle, l. Colligan Mgr,. A. Glemba, J. Runnings, Coach Jones, IO4 GlRL'S VARSITY SOFTBALL N ifm Q 2 K it-. JV SOFTBALL-FRONT ROW: D. Denny, P. Ciaraghan, T. Manning, K. Bonham, C. Rogers, K. Zuccala, L. Gaona. D. Donquez. BACK ROW: R. Mallory. M. Kerney, C. Meagher, S. Holbert, S. Arvizu, Coach Nevins, K. Shourds, C. Chavez, A. Berberich, D. Lomusco. M. Groves. for a strong The Freshman softball team started the season on a bad note when they lost to Trevor Browne 9-6. They then went on to win the next game by a wide mar- r FRESHMAN SOFTBALL- FRONT ROW: L. PRESTON. J, TANG. COACH ZIEGLER. C. GREENMEYER. J. HARRIS. V. GLIIDICE gin with a 14-5 win. ln the next games, back. the Lions were showing improvement, 1715 fl 7 A i -a f -MVA in PIEVI, B. CORDOVA, T. LYNCH. BACK ROW: K. MICHEALS. Freshman Softball prepares JV skimming by with one run losses. The last games of the season were victori- ous when the Lions hit an 21-ll win over East and a 9-8 win over Camel- an rs bd D. QUAN, J. ZUCCALA. C.T. FLORES. Y. P. SLUSSER. M. STlNER, S. COATES. . K. LARRAMORE. JV, FRESHMAN GlRL'S SOFTBALL 105 BASEBALL Rain dampens opening game nv .1 , L M H uf, ,A, First baseman, Byron Green, catches the ball in order to put the tag on the runner. With nine returning players, the 1980 Varsity Baseball team had a promising season. Coached by Marv Nevins the team took a second place finish in the PUHS Recess Tournament. Pitching several winning games throughout the season were pitchers Rick Estrella, Brian Swaim, Ken Turza, and Lorin Baker. Out of the first four games each pitched a winning game. Mark Higgins, who was cut from the 1979 squad, did a very good job. Coach Nevins said the most outstanding play- ers were Brian lngle and Bob Chambers. Camelback and Carl Hayden were the Lions' stiffest opponents. Alhambra took three out of four games with Cam- elback but lost a close one with Carl Hayden. At Fortress press time, the Lions were hoping for a successful season. In their first game they lost to Tolleson 3-1 on a very muddy playing field. VARSITY BASEBALL' FRONT ROW: R. Pierce, J. Brown, B. Homsey, C. Drew, B. Green, T. Crrossenbacher, T. DiStefano, M. King, Mgr. BACK ROW: L. Kellar Mgr., F. Cordova, R. Estrella, K. Turza, J. Collier, T. Frederickson, Trainer, M. James, M. Smith, B. Homsey, Coach Nevins. VARSITY BASEBALL 107 JV posts 8 wins, 6 losses in 1980 The 1980 Junior Varsity Baseball team, coached by Richard Johnson, posted a season record of 8 wins and 6 losses. After losing to Central 9-11, the Lions went on to win three in a row against East, Central, and West. The next two games were dropped to Camelback and Trevor Browne. The remainder of the season was up and down for the JV team. Coached by Terry Stan, the 1980 Freshman Baseball team posted a sea- son record of 5 wins, 12 losses, and one tie. The freshmen had wins over North, Central, Camelback, West, and Carl Hayden. Both of these teams, were hopeful for winning seasons for 1981 at Fortress press time. 5 f ...Z wi-fe M-.fest V 4 1 -. f 2 9 J- A few .. , f.. - . .. 'O . A :"2E-f7v5 H.'vt:?'-'T f'4"'l'f1M- 'nf Q ' .. my-,l?"""3i-Mfm?.:4L Mm' 'T' H -- V ' 1. 'SW' ' 'M' we N . -V L sql, ff za 1' sf, --' .',:" ' ' D, ff- w , , - '- A Af . - ..f f K ti... . . - '- V x,.."'1,. 'i " . .. ...fn 2,19 . ff . ,ffwift . " -' .,..,. 1. f inure, , w HM Q.. ' f .- , . ' ,ef 7... Q1-. , V M, - ,.. ff . . 5' 6 f 'Usa' 1. "IT 1 1 - t.,,.f. JV BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: T. Manning, Mgr., L. Williams, Mgr. MIDDLE ROW: J. Escobar, B. Grossenbacher, N. Woodmansee F Lujan E Brown A Harding, J. Greff. BACK ROW: A. Stiner, K. Wilder, T. Eaves, D. Etz, G. Manning, R. Slaughtery, M. Wagoner, C. Stites, R Carter Coach Johnson 108 JV, FROSH BASEBALL i Senior Richard Pierce steps into the pitch for a base hit against Tolleson. q 'M .0 W' rm..-.wig ,.,V A, ,-.f Senior Rick Estrella concentrates and puts his knowledge to work as he plants his feet waiting for a pitch. 'QF' Q ... R-'W ,Q 1 gm is :QQ ig ww y A 4 1 if 'fs " A ij -ifwiw -rs 'I' A' --if .,.,.. --.5 R A .. .,. Shortstop Rick Estrella keeps his eye on the ball as he catches an infield fly. .'Q Q 4 1 ' annex' Sl lla alfa Q yd 'tr 'K st if Q r t 'ii R- f i AQKKGYKL xx .N .- Rick Estrella, three year Ietterman, fires a throw to first base for a potential out. BASEBALL ACTION 109 BOYS 14,1 ara- ,V -f9't8'f:'X' 's .1 ' LEAF WVR NPR-aww N1 Q T", nf-1 1 'fwfr 7 I 5lf'f6Zjfcf'f7'q Mfrs Jw fff A '76-fr fe' 7" 5 52-fl if A .1 K ay 47 ff f , ct 3 - '. X Z5 ,gr mf-' VARSITY BOYS TRACK-FRONT ROW: R, Anderson, H. Tavisan, J. Anderson, V. Masone, M. Farrell, R. Perez, P. Pippins, R, Epperson. SECOND ROW: R. Bohls, B. Shape, T. McCastillo, L. Copeland, E. King, B. Krout, T. Williams, M. Mancuso, Coach Williams. THIRD ROW: F. Trujillo, J. Owens, M. Radcliff, C. Lea, B. Sanders, T. McClain, E. Amavisca, J. Nathan, J. Bell. BACK ROW: Coach Morrison, T. Pierce, J. Wisener, T. Griego, M. Gadberry, D. Erhardt, D. Davis, P. Brandon, T. Morrison. Track team races to victor : 7 and 1 One of the many highlights of the 1980 track season was when Fred Mar- ple set a new high jump record of six feet eleven inches, Tom Williams was voted most dedicated by the team mem- bers of the 1980 season. The team placed second in the Phoenix Union High School Relays, and third in the divisionals. The returning lettermen for the 1980- 1981 season are Tom Williams, Mark Mancuso, Tim Castillo, Ted Griego, Phil Pippins, Fernando Trujillo, Mike Farrell, Benji Lawler, Jim Wisener, Tracey A ---S .. . Members of the Varsity track team race against each other to practice for an upcoming meet. Pierce, and Paul Brandon. Practice start- ed February with the first meet in March. The team was coached by Hugh Mor- rison, who led the team to a seven win and one loss season in 1980. BOYS TRACK 111 Q 1 i " ff, .wwf practices pole vaulting for 'Lim-O fl' ,,-an . .1.f,i,i.,vfwi4'Av'v""'4"M""""W' an upcoming track ""s. Ted Griego a senior is practicing his form to clear the bar for the skilled job of high jumping Last year s state champion in this event was Fred Marple M -ri M -una-un ,'." v f q "W-W 73 M- , Y' j A hzh 5 P Q . .,: ' Ti S ' i ' 7 to 7 ' if J- . , . M 'y" ,, -X - 'Q if Jw . 4' 5' - A A . ' , ,it 1354 ' ' in T ' rl '-. :Y , t ,1,., 2 . ,,., ' ' H Y all: V .,, if 'Av in ' . . as ' 551-iz -2- -A J Y X , ' A lx wi as ' gl X 1 ' -...Q l l 1 SA 1 I' In V QW? I , kk,-b . , , A 5 . Yk In fa q , W A 'WA ' 'gf A A , , , '--,,L I . . - -W 4-,V ATI. -x i T K Q .ft 1 . 1 . 1 ff X. 1 .--1-1. . i . .. f 1 . - .o -1 S - . ' 4 S 49: 1, . A. I ,Q-4 imih Lfj, . A 0 i j' V Nxmw, , x su y ii ,, , KL'4 5 hldl gl . -y J' - '?, .. ,.,1 -1 ' 1 X Dyzyhz K A , iw: ---K---'---W' ' "' 'lf - . ,1 , . ...,,,. . I JB TRACK-FRONT ROW: S. Garraghan, D. Rameriz, lngram, L. Copeland, K. Ong, C. James, D. Johnson, J. Glemba, R. Epperson. SECOND ROW: Coach Bohl, J. Parisi, F. Clark, E. Foster, M. Schwartz, G. Bedore, A. Tuihalamaka, J. Snodgres, Coach Williams. THIRD ROW: Coach Morrison, R. Krout, C. Masters, K. White, J. Bell, J. Guerrero, G. Fineberg, E. Hasenberg. BACK ROW: C. Meeks, M. Mathis, C. Lee, K. Gadbery, D. Erhardt, D. Schable, A. Pavlenko, J. Perry. JV track team has successful season 1 The 1980 Junior rarsity Track Team had a very successful season with an 8- 0 record. ln the first meet the Alhambra Lions mauled the South Rebels with a 137-0 win. The Lions continued their C A winning ways when they shut down , tw Central 106-19. They also placed first in the Freshman City Meet with 163 V2 points. They finished the season with a tie against Camelback with the score at 108. Some of the most outstanding run- ners for the '80 season were Robbie An- derson, Erwin King, and Marty McDowell with a high score of over 90 points. Paul Brandon and Tracy Pierce scored well. For the '81 track season, 53 tried out and 20 of them made the JV team. Most of them were freshmen. 1 Tim Castillo practices his back jump over the high bar for an upcoming meet. nal in-1 Q l Marty Mathis takes a running leap toward the pole vault during a practice. JV BOY'S TRACK 113 v4H MH,WW mmwmm mwmwd wwwwwwwwwiwm W 9 Alu 1 'V 4, if ,Q - -b www v -n - My-A,,+.1 K., M, 4 A H .gm 1? , .fki u U Qi mi .Dv-Li'9"""" Jhfnf ,41 i an ly, gi, ., if . A Q L. Ht , Jpn,,:" , 'f' ,fa . -Q 'W I b-"- , ' X' T' 4m'7q"'5f W "h.' 70' " A' , i' , 1, V-1' ,- w:g,i , ,.,mf1- , '94 . v " Y , -' jf 'Y w GIRLS TRACK A 5: Q if 1..,U,,5p-- ww ' L if wMmm+ NNW fpwffr ffi3i 5 2 g'gEQfgg ,fWQ4,g5sy w?ff+ -V! - Ag' 'Q Wmw,.???Q W Q4fTWfwggf " '41 Lzgigsa' :gg ' mf 3' Ad 5' A 53, . .8 .ov'iu.Q- Q Qc by 5?5f?? x. 5- GIRLS TRACK-FRONT ROW: Anna Figueroa, Jamine Zuccala, Elaine Hoffarth, Diane Dutton, Kathy Greenly SECOND ROW: Jennifer Meadows, Laurie Gray, Clare Fierros, Lisa Antesberger, Shelly Hall, Monica Ramose, Pam Allen, Sandy Bell, Debbie Grant THIRD ROW: Manager Christine Long, Kristine Zien, Tammy Lynch, Judy Estes, Elizabeth Owens, Lailah Aleem, Charla Greenmyer, Marti Styiner, Coach Nassif. TOP ROW: Shelly Hobert, Shelly Sharpe, Gina Morton, Tammy Rodgers, Julie Gibbons, Trina Pippins, Dorthy Martin, Kathy McCarty, Not pictured A. Sanders. Varsity Track undefeated in duals The 1980 Girls Varsity Track team was coached by Coach Nassif. The team's most outstanding runner was Amy Swadener. The All-State Mile run- ner was Lisa Anetsberger. The All-State Mile Relay team was made up of Doro- thy Martin, Amy Swadener, Clare Fier- ros, and Laurie Gray. This was the fifth year that the team was undefeated in duals. It was the sec- ond year they beat the Shadow Moun- tain Champs, and were the Valley Clas- sic Champs. This was the fourth year . Aff G Mt 8' Monica Ramose and Pam Allen struggle towards the finals line at a practice running the hurdles. the team was the System Relay Champs. ln 1981, there were four new mem- bers added to the list out of thirty-five girls. The toughest opponent they had a meet against was Maryvale. GlRL'S TRACK 115 BOY'S TENNIS-FRONT ROW: Reggie Daleiden, Shaun Castner, Chris Hoffarth. BACK ROW: Terry Paulus, Mike Culbertson, Mike Olsker, Matt Hoffarth, Scott June. Boys Varsity Tennis ends '80 season with, 2-10 record .M f J V. f is C iff' ' .J Reggie Daleiden shows GREAT movements in re- turning the serve. Reggie Daleiden, a sophomore, gets ready to return the ball with a smash! 'life 4-gp-I xx, L Way' ,...,r..-+-,w-d0""""" Senior Matt Hoffarth rushes to scoop the ball to his awaiting opponent. Terry Paulus struggles to return the ball to his opponent. n-li s Af A ' f ' , .Q M,- s S Matt Hoffarth uses a two-handed back-hand to return the ball. Number one seed, varsity player Terry Paulus, puts power into his forehand. BOY'S TENNIS ll7 3 PF GIRL'S TENNIS-FRONT ROW: Marin Glazman, Julie Hughes, Traci Roberts, Mary Bonny, Sabrina Helton, Donna Latham, Michelle Horner, Peggy Jorgenson, Julie Tang, Audrey Rood. BACK ROW: Coach Jack Kersting, Michelle Lazovich, Amy Berberich, Monica Rangel, Debbie Lomuscio, Jill Sword. NOT PIC- TURED: Donna Cheung, Linda Carlson. Bonny, number 1 Varsity, sparks tennis team N' LI, liQ'xxr.M3'c A A 5 .1 .g f ' ,L XA' ff 1 , - A X , z Q 'NMR Peggy Jorgenson concentrates while trying to Donna Latham smash the tennis ball during a practice session, the ball. shows concentration while hitting xxx' sf fx xg in X K , t, J . f N . .i1X , . 5 Michelle Lazovich, a freshman, returns a volley during practice in order to improve her playing skills. ig, fl .AA ' - ' , f r rr k fr of IWU4. 'Qiif 1-'..AI1 54 1 kv: . faieffm , ,.1L W. V s I ' -f,gi.Q.t E Junior Peggy Jorgenson, a third year player on the team, strokes the ball with an underhand shot. Michelle Horner, a junior, smashes a down-the-line forehand in practice against her opponent. ' if-Q, Senior Mary Bonny, number one seed, smashes a shot in practice in prepara- tion for an upcoming match. GlRL'S TENNIS 119 Girl's basketball uses skill, speed This year's Girl's Basketball Team, coached by Mike DiBenedetto, used speed and skill 'strategies in their games. The offense differed this year with a new "8l" look but the defense did not change at all. Twenty-seven girls tried out this year but only twenty-five were chosen for the team. Many' records were set in 1980. Cathy Bayley set a record of field goals with l03. She also set another record in re- bounds: 20 in one game and 213 in one season. Linda Neeley set a record of scoring the most points in one game, 30. Kathy Miller had a total of 59 assists for the whole season. At Fortress press time, the team was looking forward to a promising season. They were hoping to overcome lack of height and experience. VARSITY GIRL'S BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW Celia Flores Coty Hernandez Wendy James Llnda Neeley Cheryl Speer Kathy Miller Sydney Browning BACK ROW: Stephany Lindsay, Mgr., Karen Michaels Valerie Guldlce Lori Williams Audrey Glemba Kelly Hudspeth Sherri Jones Mgr Coach Mike DlBenedetto. 120 VARSITY GlRL'S BASKETBALL JV GlRL'S BASKETBALLFRONT ROW: Jill Rhodes, Becky Cordova, Cathy Zuccala, Michelle Lanman, Beth Nullman, Debbie Quan. BACK ROW: Coach Bernard Ing, Marsha Heiland, Tammy Bahr, Tracy Turner. no'S A , In Wi ,rr 'ii Hfijzftq frisifiifg i C gr gf . Lori Williams, who plays both guard and forward and is the varsity team's best Point guard Sydney Browning attempts to shoot a ,basket during the game rebounder, puts up a jump shot in the West game. against West. The girl's lost this game by three points. GlRL'S BASKETBALL 121 A Q, UL.. W C Mr. Goodwin takes a break after a long, hard day to pose for the Fortress photographer. New policy provides better school year The 1980-1981 Alhambra administra- tive staff worked extra hard to provide a better school year for all Alhambra stu- dents. There were many new programs and policies created throughout the year. A successful new program, night school, showed a high enrollment. Some new policies were created such as the new absence policy, tardy policy, and a new method for registration that was used for second semester. These were used to help halt the declining enrollment in the school. The returning administrative staff was Mr. Wellesley Goodwin fprincipall Mrs. Lucene Billing fassistant principall Mr. Victor Barraza lassistant principalj Mr. Keith Nixon lassistant principalj and Mr. Rene Diaz fassistant principalj. Mr. Goodwin considered the 1980- 1981 school year to be a success for all. r 1 v vliuzrv---u Q A et Mr, Goodwin shows his LION pride at the Homecoming assembly by wearing Mr. Goodwin and Darth Vader are settling an argument on who actually won his "ON BROADWAY" T-shirt. the Halloween costume contest. 124 ADMINISTRATION IIN 1- -F W N l.Q,.'--E-,. X, iff' ., 'f -' .tiff A ' 'x if" K' shi? 's 'Y'F'lf."!l , , IA ,. K' ' , ?:f'Imf. sf, Mrs. Lucene Billing is in charge of attendance, registration, community aids, Mr. Keith Nixon, at the pancake dinner, is in charge of budget, buildings, student records, bookstore, Junior Referrals, and the 200 building. inventory. graduation, cafeteria, security, rentals, Sophomore Referrals, and the 400, 600, and 700 buildings. X M. ii A Z i'.,2,g,,f X., ,af "P A , A 'R " Mr. Rene Diaz is in charge of extended night school, night supervision, student Mr. Victor Barraza is in charge of student activities, calendar, athletics, Fresh- handbook, parent newsletter, and the bulletin. man Referrals, 900 building, the auditorium, and parking lots. A'-00 l 'pcm . V, s. 1 A ,. mmf V1 fi 'v "'-.A 4,' Z' 4 ... Qui. .. 1. st. all 1 -..Q 5 1 'U ,- 1 ,gm Al.. Q lg at4.f -.... -4 w. I if . 1 I Mr. Barrazza and Mr. Goodwin join in on the Homecoming Assembly with the Mrs. Billing talks to one of the students, while keeping order as students leave students. the assembly. ADMINISTRATION l25 HS math skills really add up In order to pass the mathematics re- quirements, students had to pass the minimal math proficiency test QMZPTJ administered by the mathematics de- partment. This test had sixteen basic skills competencies. Students were giv- en this test in their freshman year of school. After completing the test and requirements were met, a student could enlarge his knowledge of math in classes ranging from General Math- ematics to Analytical Geometry and Calculus. Other classes included Alge- bra, Trigonometry, Geometry, Introduc- tory Analysis, and also math classes for the gifted. ' 'X 2' . QS 7 'f ' ' . lt, fi HARRIET CHOTRAS taught General Math l-2, KENNETH BEALS taught Gegmetry 1-2A and Al- ALITHUR BOGLIO taught Geometry l-2, Introduc- gebra 1-2, 3-4. tory Analysis l-2, and Consumer Math l-2. rw 'N-. DOMINIC GIAMBRLINO taught Algebra l-2, 3-4 Calculus AP, and Geometry l-2. and General Math 1.2. ROBERT GOODRICH taught Algebra 3-43 Computer Math l-2, General Math l- 2, and was Department Chairperson. LINDA VOLLSTEDT taught Algebra I-2 and General Math l-2. X1-f' ws lv- JENNIFER SAVAGE taught General Math I-2. WILLIAM CONLEY taught Algebra I-2 and Geometry I-2. JERALILD NELSON taught Algebra I-2, Basic Math Skills, and General Math I- VERNON CLILBERTSON taught Algebra I-2, 3-4A, and General Math I-2. 2. 'N if fl? N I -ff' LINDA VOLLSTEDT taught Algebra I-2 and General Math I-2. PAULA DICKE taught General Math I-2. MATHEMATICS 127 History has come a long ways WILLIAM SALONY taught American History I-2. '91 CLARA WALKER taught American Government and Free Enterprise. RICHARD JOHNSON taught American History I- 2, and Arizona HistoryfGovernment. I28 SOCIAL STUDIES In Social Studies the students needed one credit of American History, one credit of American and Arizona Consti- tution, and half a credit of Free Enter- prise. After the students earned all cred- its they needed to pass social studies, they could enlarge their knowledge of .social studies by choosing from a list of social studies' classes. Some were as follows: Aerospace Education, Ameri- can and Arizona Government and histo- ry, Anthropology, Geography, and Free Enterprise. Some special activities that took place were a trip to the Congress in Washington D.C. and an archaeological dig west of Sun City. MAURICE SHOGER taught Arizona History, Gov- ernment, Anthropology and Gifted Program. 1 Tammy Meeks takes a break from her history to pose for a Fortress photographer. LALIRENCE VANDERBECK taught American His- tory I-2 and Arizona HistoryfGovernment. 'EEQEQQ 32 5 2:3 5 NGN John Adams makes his speech for the Presidency. ifv""K JOHN MURPHY taught Free Enterprise and American Government, was Department Chairper- son. I X , .,.f'f'X11i.4 .wf CLARE HLIRLBLIRT taught American History I-2 and American History IA2 CRT. SQ.. A i:.','1sm . , , .Qt lk hai. N xi- ' JOHN MCCALILEY taught Arizona HistoryfGo- vernment and Free Enterprise. M 9 Q C LIBBY FRIEDMAN taught American History I-2 and Arizona Government. JOHN KOERNER taught Free Enterprise and American Government. Pam Ken Young plays the role of John Adams for President in Ms. Friedman's American History class. ,,.,v THOMAS GOSS taught American Government, Free Enterprise, and Student Government. Kim White fJohn Adam's secretaryj is in a Press Conference. .. . my .. .rig Q.-.1 WILLIAM WHARTON taught World History and American History I-2. SOCIAL STUDIES 129 English teaches communication skills JOHN CAMPBELL taught English I-2 and 3-4 and was also the Department Chairperson. St: . fr - lm. CAROLYN KELLY taught English I-2. e 643-' A GRACE FREDERICK taught Career Comp., Senior Writing Lab, Film Study. Students pose for the camera during English. The English Department's main goal was to improve students' communica- tion skills. This year's changes were aimed toward freshmen and incoming students. They needed four credits of English in order to meet graduation re- quirements. Classes offered ranged from English I to Career Composition. Some literature courses were Short Stories, Mythology, Science Fiction, Individualized Litera- ture, and Communications and Mass Media. Senior Writing Lab was offered to Seniors who needed to pass their writ- ing skills in order to graduate. ' s i . i X,,X. M , . A , I CLAYTON WOOTTON taught English 3-4 and Se- mantics and Literature. RENEE SHORR taught Film Study, English 5-6, Comm. MfM. JOY GRAFMAN taught English 3-4, and I-2 and Individualized Literature. W ,fr 4. BETTY WHELAN taught English I-2 and 3-4. JANET MOORE taught English3-4, Man in Con- flict, Humanities. GORDON RAAEN taught English 3-4 and I-2. KITTY MCGAFFIC taught English 3-4, Individual Lit., and Composition. - . 4 .. 4 - NANCY BEESON taught English 1-2 and Gifted program. 'M-.. 45 1 r. music 292021 733 5 A ,Slit . 4 'A f I 4 JACK GIBSON taught English 1-2, and 3-4 and also Composition. ROBERT MLILLIGAN taught Mystery and Detec- tive and also Individualized Literature. K 0 - s 1. .zxf I Q CAROL SLOEKERS taught English 1-2 and 3-4 WE, Individualized Literature. -r-'--. JEAN BRITTAN taught English 1-2 and Career Composition. 4 Students work on assigned English work. MARY RICHARDSON taught English 3-4, College Composition, and Individualized Literature. PALILA FENDON taught English 1-2. r-. MARTIN KREY taught Creative Writing, English 3-4, Publications-Newspaper, and Journalism. ROBERT GROENIG taught Sr. Writing Lab and also English 1-2. mm, lr LINDA PARKER taught English I-2 and 3-4 WE. ENGLISH 131 Business readies students for careers OLGA BICE, Business Department Chairper' son, taught Office Typing 3,4, Typing l,2, and General Business. She is also the sponsor of FBLA. A M E? ,x ' I, , y We ggi? , C A , JAMES CHARLSON taught Business Law, ln- termediate Typing, and Record Keeping. DIANE HAMMIT taught Secretarial Block and Accounting l'2. She is also the sponsor of COE. ETHEL KOONS taught Business English I-2 and Typing l-2. The Business Department's main goal was to give students the learning abilities to obtain a specialized career in the business world. The courses offered this year were of a wide range. These subjects included Marketing, Merchandising, and Clerical Block as well as Typing, Shorthand, Business Machines, TABS, JEMS, and Accounting. They helped students to learn and prepare for a future in the business world. LYNNE POWERS taught Business Machines, Typing l-2, and JEMS. EDWARD GEIST taught Business Machines, Accounting 3-4, COE Machines, Students participate in one of many business classes offered at AHS. and Typing l-2. l32 BUSINESS EDUCATION tx JOAN VALENTINE taught Typing l-2, Accounting l-2 and Business Law. Students learn the basics of Office Typing. KRISTIN JOHNSON taught Merchandising 142, and Cooperative Merchandis- ing. She also sponsors DECA. ROBERT DUNCAN taught JOE fJunior Office Educationj OWE QOffice Work Experiencej COE fCooperative Office Education! and Typing l-2. He also sponsors COE. w. f. ,wan EEE SANDRA MARTIN taught Shorthand l-2, Typing l-2 and Office Typing 3-4. A student works hard to earn a positive future. .J 1 g e 1 . . M3 - 1 1 .ii ...gt W ,1 ,i it les' 3 i' Si sf ,Q Maggie., N wg - A Y X . Q ii JACK BERDEAUX taught students Marketing l-2, and General Business l-2. He also worked in the Math Department teaching General Math. BUSINESS EDUCATION Foreign Language offers variety This past year, French, German and Spanish were taught at Alhambra. Stu- dents learned how to read, write, speak and understand a foreign language to help students after graduation in the business world. After school, German club, sponsored by Mrs. Schiele, and Spanish club, spon- sored by Mr. Guzman, were both ready to make students interested in learning another language. Foreign language stu- dents also had a chance to participate in the A.F.S. LUCY LINDER taught French l-8 and Spanish l-2. Q1 xx JOAN PLUM was the Department Chairperson JOE GUZMAN taught Spanish 1-6. and taught Spanish 1-8- IFF! BETTY SCWE'-E f-Hugh' Gefmaf' VB' CAROLYN KELLY naught Spanish 1-2, English l'2 WE, and English 1-2. 134 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Guidance helps students cope The counselors helped the students with their problems concerning school, career, friends or family. The eight members of the Guidance Department 1 ...Zi Counselor SHELLEY JOHNSON helped students. f LL WILLIAM WILSON counseled students. also helped students complete their re- quirements for graduation. All of the counselors were concerned about students' problems and futures fl av. DAVE TILLOTSON counseled students. fpp IQ .Q X34 W' l v' Q x x A Q 3" 'X vw , s. MITCH TILLOTSON was Department Chairman. SYLVESTER EDWARDS was a counselor. eq .. . , 1, x it -5 - .,,,, 14"-!5'4ff,p -I. . CINDY HALE was a new counselor. and did their best to help them through- out the year. The new counselors were Jim Bailey, EMH gifted counselor and Shelley Johnson, counselor. Il LEON PETERS was a counselor. , .. ' , P4 ' i Counselor CHARLES BEAUVAIS helped students 'QV7 JANET NELSON counseled students. GUIDANCE 135 Exceptional students learn to cope rv' K JUDY EISENBURG was an LHfEH teacher. gag 'EPI K ANN HICKEY was an LDfEH teacher. 319' Students in the Exceptional Student Program had a variety of courses of- fered ranging from Practical American HistoryfArizona Government and Con- stitution to Diversified Occupation Life Skills. Other classes offered were Cre- ative Parenting to Practical Work Exper- ience. The objectives of the department were to instruct the students in the areas that would allow them to be self sufficient and strong skilled in an area that would provide them with job oppor- tunities and security upon graduation. JOHN STONE was an LDXEH teacher. X RASMA EKMANIS was an LDfEH teacher. ALAN ADAMS was an LDfEH teacher. l36 EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS L. DALE CHILDS was a VMH teacher. ALFRED HORCASITAS was an LDfEH teacher. .... . ., N M in E ' 'fl MICHAEL PAPPAS taught practical Shop, Voca- tional Preperation, and Practical Economics l-2. Q X Shawn Becker shows his gifted project to the photographer. ,'V,.,F W. ' 'x .........,.r MIKE DIBENEDETTO taught DisabilityfEmotionalIy Handicapped students. 'Sf X 'ek Mr IWW BEATRICE WAXMAN taught Special Education Work Experience. 1. :hnnunpfr 1 BERNARD ING taught Learning DisabilityfEmotionalIy Handicapped students. .fa-.,-T,"'i S JIM BAILEY was a counselor and taught Emotionally Handicapped students. I x fl .tg QR. Nwl N xg H: 5. yt, A . sr gigq. -sf ff' . S X . . is I qt 1 4 may ,sf as . it . Sfisggxii' A sw I ' JI- I' X ifis .ii YOLANDA SMITH taught Practical Science I-2, Practical English 3-6, PSA, and Practical ArizonafAmerican History. Cf I 'E rx . O WAYNE ANTHONY taught Free Enterprise, Practical English I-2, Practical Math I-2 and Practical ArizonafAmerican Government. EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS I 37 Performing Arts teaches students pride . A l JIM KIRBY, Department Chairperson, taught Con- cert Band, Beginning Band, J.V. Band, and Jazz Band. MIKE ORLIKOFF taught Concert Orchestra, Pi ano. Advanced Mixed Chorus, and Beginning Mixed Chorus. The Alhambra Marching Lions, led by Drum Major Mark Hoorneman, perform during a noon assembly. This was the first year for the new Performing Arts Department. The year's main focus was to help students express themselves through music, dance, and drama. Mr. Kirby, the de- partment chairperson, led the Band to a first in state victory at Lake Havasu, while Mr. Snow and Mrs. Fendon taught Drama and Debate. Mr. Orlikoff introduced Alhambra to the finer arts with Orchestra and Cho- rale, and Mr. Troupe taught Guitar. Per- formance Dance with Ms. Malenfant was added to the Performing Arts. C -. . .. . midst- , CORNELILIS TROUP taught Advanced and Begin- ning Guitar. i i .' 'VY . ,s . , f s 1 - we FRED SNOW taught Drama I-4 and English 1-2. Mark Hoorneman leads the band to a basketball spirit rally. I38 PERFORMING ARTS Photography enters Art Department Once again, Alhambra's Art Depart- ment had a fantastic year. This year, Alhambra was the only Phoenix Union High School to offer thirty-four Art classes. Classes ranged from Art 1, the easiest art class, to Art Seminar for the gifted. Photography also played a major role in the Art Department story, with classes for the beginning, intermediate, and advanced photographer. GERALD BRIDGMAN TAUGHT Crafts 36, Art l- 2, Crafts l-2, Sculpture l'4, and was Department Chairperson. lm Y' X. MARTHA MACON taught Painting l-4, Advertis- ing and Design, Graphics, Drawing and Art I-2. MARYNELLE HARTMAN taught Ceramics l-2 and 36. B XC iw. 1 ' W v Q Y ,g P V, pApg v by .5-I . in ' 1 Tl A -.nal Agmgp 'K - W Kill- S llhis 5 Students listen to their teacher during their crafts class. 'HMM LARRY CUNNINGHAM taught Photography l-2, Mike Baldwin exchanges ideas with another student. Photography 3-4, and Publications Yearbook. ART 139 Home Economics offers many electives MADELINE MINCHIN taught Human Relations both first and second hour. AH .- is - i' r Z' :Sf-L 4 if . -1,14 1 'Y if gf fr y . C! , , M 1 S., f' s N EK SUE RADELL taught Single Survival l-2, Foods, and Child Development. if il s I S 'V Sintra' QK: Q A ' s Any time. any place. BARBARA TEJACK taught Clothing l-2 fourth, fifth, and sixth hour. l 40 HOME ECONOMICS ,4 AQ' LORETTA BATINA taught Child Development l-2 and Human Relations. DOLORES LaMOTH taught Health Occupations and HomefWork Experience. Nathan Johnson shows three children a way to develop their lives, Home Economics Department of- fered a wide range of home develop- ment classes ranging from clothing to single survival. Other classes offered were child development, HERO, human relations, and foods. This year Health Occupations, spon- sored by Ms. LaMothe, was very active and took many field trips. A playschool was also offered through the Child De- velopment Program during first semes- ter. f.....,.s ANNA SNODGRASS taught HERO and HERO Work Experience. Little Alhambrans monkey around in Child Devel- opment. BYRON DOMBROWSKI taught Electronics I-2 and 3-4. HAROLD RUCKER taught Vocational Auto, and was Department Chairperson, MORRIS RUSSELL taught ICE flndustrial Cooper- ative Educationj. x NI, 'at wr ov 1 vis 'Q .4 xxx K 2. ft' GEORGE DEITRICH taught Drafting I-2, 3-4, and Metals I-2. .. . fiftxozss A y Qs A - fa .1 R . R . x f '1-. ,A C K5 Al MICHAEL CHOWANIEC taught Woods I-2, Auto I-2, and Motorcycle Maintenance. HARRY KRLIEGER taught Metals I-2 and 3-4. Industrial Arts Builds Education The Industrial Arts Department of- fered student training in how to work constructively personal careers in their future. There was one new teacher, Har- ry Kueger, who taught in metal shop. Other classes offered in the Industrial Arts program were Vocational Arts, Woodshop, Drafting, l.C.E., and V.l.C.A. Auto. DONALD KINNAMAN taught Woods I-2 and 3-4. LYLE BELTZ taught Auto I-2 and 3-4. 13 P.E. adds class in outdoorsmanship ,gp il:-gg QA' ll . s 'S COLLEEN LINES taught Physical Education, Physical Education Service, Self Improvement, and was the Department Chairperson. F-5131 -W J ' .I "' 1 R I GARY GLASENAPP taught P.E.O.P.E.L. and P.E.O.P.E.L. Aids. 4 Coach Culbertson watches with anxiety as our team tries for a goal. I 42 PHYSICAL EDUCATION P.E. offered a variety of different A-s, . , h physical education classes on a co-edu- Fw ' I - cational basis. Among the courses of- ' '-af' , " fered were Dance, Gymnastics, Weight ' V 9 ""' 1 '- 4' Training, Lifetime Sports, and Self Im- A ,Si provement. The department added an ' Q outdoorsmanship class second semes- - ter taught by Mr. Norenberg. -- Declining enrollment cut down the , number of students attending physical I X i i education classes. This year four teach- I f ers were dropped because of this declin- f ing enrollment. , .- 'M One of the special classes offered this , I, . - year was P.E.O.P.E.L.: Physical Educa- M . tion Opportunities Phor fforl Exception- I -psf well for many students. I, ,a f i al Learners. This program worked out 1 I '- ts 4 My c S N -- TERI FISCHER taught Physical Education. 3-8 LUCIA JONES taught Lifetime Sports and Phys- ical Educ t' I-8. , a 'On Trainer Travis Frederickson relaxes after a hard I I day. Is sf-'itil ' " ' CP? . 5,-23 ff fullffi. ' 'ifllgggifjjgillgig . ,tk 1-,-. '5 D 2 , .g X . -Ax g -W PHIL KEMP taught Lifetime Sports, Physical Edu- JACK KERSTING taught Health Education and cation 3-8, and Weight Training. Physical Education I-8. wi CLAUDIA LANE taught Health Education. MARVIN NEVINS taught Physical Education l-2 and Weight Training. MERLIN NORENBERG taught Health Education, Outdoorsmanship, Physical Education 3-8, and Weight Training. DIANE MALENFANT taught Gymnastics and Perl formance Dance. C 'A xismmw. kbklizz.. .......fa... gg C . .,., Renee Butler and Donna Denney plan the strategy for their next move on the volleyball team. gk C 2 W it ....... 'KZIQQI' CAROL STACY taught P.E.O.P.E.L. and Physical Education l-8. sllifif gf HUGH MORRISON taught Physical Education l-2 and Weight Training. ' if Q WILLARD NOBLEY taught Lifetime Sports, Phys- ical Education 3-8, and Weight Training. Mr, Ing cheers on the Alhambra volleyball team. PHYSICAL EDUCATION 143 Science gets down to earth Alhambra offered many varied sci- ence classes. Some were as follows: Bi- ology, Chemistry, Earth Science, Phys- ical Science, General Science, Physics, Astronomy, Anatomy, and Physiology. ln most of the science classes the students did labs. A lab was where the student investigated the subject they were on by experiementing in it. The Earth Science classes took a trip to the Grand Canyon. The students learned how the canyon was formed and approximately how long it took. Mark McComb suffers the agony of defeat as his bridge collapses. 0' '. xwf ROBERT MCCOMB was the Department Chairperson and taught Biology l-2 and 3-4A. avian" ktvwr Nr' 'wtf' " ' T557 . . "Ulf-'Y ' ' H' V ,et FRANK BRANDON taught Consumer Chemistry, Chemistry 1-2, and ChemistryfPhysics 3-4A. A, g N..--"" X Frank Koons discovers the thrill of victory as his bridge holds under the strain MATTHEW MCMINN taught Biology l-2. of the weight. 144 SCIENCE . . ff It it if ,, ,. W' YA I-A A3 .. fail .fy 4 I V, ,J 7 - YLI i - 75'?-iff, ' f L, ' L 3 S Q , in , QL, ,kv 4 t, at' JOHN MEYERS taught Earth Science 1-2, Che- LALIRENCE SLAVIN taught Biology I-2 and Biol- JAMES STANFIELD taught Biology I-2. mistryfphysics 3-4A, and Physics l-2. ogy I-2 CRT. Students listen as their teacher explains the procedure for an experiment. P C , . - N u. .3 V K E -'wi' Q Qillik ALLEN VANDERSCHOOT taught Earth Science GEORGE ZIEGLER taught Biology I-4 and Physi- Steve Lemme works on one of the computers I 2. ology. , , I during his spare time. SCIENCE 145 JROTC wins honor unit recognition tiff xl A I. IYIIIFW if XL f MAJOR THOMAS GRUHN taught ROTC, was Military Department Chairperson. RUTH SOCKET taught Reading. LAVERN COFFEY taught Reading, was Reading Department Chairperson. 146 MILITARY, READING Junior ROTC in the Military Depart- ment introduced the students, who joined, to responsible citizenship. There were three classes that junior ROTC allowed. Those classes were ln- troduction to Leadership Development, Applied Leadership Development, and Advanced Leadership Development. All four classes taught the students to be self confident, respectful for authority, and responsible. They also gained skills and knowledge. Freshman students entering high school had to take the Minimal Reading Proficiency Assessment QMRPAJ. This test had fourteen skills areas. Students who passed nine or less areas were re- quired to take corrective reading as a sixth class, to improve their reading skills. Students had to pass all fourteen skills areas to graduate from high school. JOHN HAIRE taught Reading. JOAN MONIHAN taught Reading. f J SGT. ROLLIN KOHRS taught ROTC. -Us CANDACE OSBORN taught Reading. CURTIS GREENFIELD taught Reading pl Services help handicapped .JW ,gn-1-"5 VIRGINIA KOCH specialist in the Career Center. CARMEN SLIMINSKI was the Vision Therapist. fiiiig k Ts., I-'I BETTY SMITH worked as a Librarian. ANN BOLTZ School Nurse, worked in the Health Center. ,F-. 'WK dns .Zi '1 c 1 in va JEAN VEMICH was the Hearing Lab specialist. If fi A fc, fit' .ff 524' EDITH PRATT worked as a Librarian. The services offered this year were aimed towards helping students lead normal lives in spite of handicaps. The programs were very successful in that they covered so many different areas. The services available included Speech, Hearing, and Vision Labsg Health and Career Centersg and a School Psychologist. Two new personel, Liz Wallace and Al Foehring, were added to the Services Department. AL FOEHRING was the School Psychologist. 'T .0 LIZ WALLACE was the Speech Lab specialist. 1, I. , , , 2 1. 4 59, E: . . M cs: 4 '..-L. -I 5, fl I ,l TOM SHEET worked in Audio Visual and was the IMC Department Chairperson. SERVICES, IMC 147 ' 1 X Q .L L . p 'Q-sp K J-up , I 'R X-b'i'Vv,.., .v 'ww x N, if vs Nz Quia f 32: , .E . f ,T 148 AIDES 'L'1 YW BRLINHILDA LABATE was an Aide for Emotionally Handicappedj Linguistics A R, .. fa .1 ,S ,X 1 ii ELLEN CARMEN, this past year, was an Aide for Math and Reading. JANET PERKINS was an Aide for the Emotionally Handicapped. 'Oni' 2 v I .. , ' Q f . am, , we 'W' -'Cav A I, at LOIS HANKINS was an Aide for the Exceptional Students Program. BETTY WAGNER, this past year, was an Aide for Reading. SECURITY: Loren Russell, Patricia Guy, Deanna Kibbe, Louis Smith-Chief of Security. Securit keeps students in line Chief of Security Louis A. Smith, Jr., year. Security had a very busy year along with his staff, have had to protect making sure that the students' property Security was assisted this year by the students of Alhambra. was not stolen or vandalized at Alham- hard working students assistants who They can be thanked for a nonviolent bra. had to be on their toes at all times. Max Viray associates with Mr. Anthony and Mr. Goss. Louis Smith gets information from Carla Heer. Classified keeps school on two feet G,-Nmiihuvlli v .1 . M dna. and zz! 3 ' ' isfr-ifsqgzif-.sf5g::.,.gf 'WTS fi, PAT BAKER: Attendance JOAN BOOMER: Library Clerk MAXINE CORBIN: SecretaryfRegistra- LINDA COVERT: SecretaryfRegistra tion tion it PALILA EDROZO: Attendance JEAN FOSTER: SecretaryfActivities BETTE fADA HARSHMAN: Registration- ew, DORIS KALE: SecretaryfPrincipaI ,QC NNN. Q ' JANE KOLSTEDT: RegistrationfCre- CHARLENE MITCHELL: Secretary- JEANNE NORTON: SecretaryfESP JEANNE O'DELL: I.M.C. Clerk dentials fCounseIing 5 Q: if VIRGINIA POYNTER: Bookstore Man- MARJORIE PRICE: Bookstore Clerk CAROLYN TALLY: Library Clerk GENEVIEVE WENDORF: Registrar ager 150 CLASSIFIED STAFF Mural enchances cafeteria C9 4 CAFETERIA-FRONT ROW: Suzzie Keinzt, Angie Venetis, Karen Brewster, Diane Bogue, Mildred Lucas, Katie Verdugo. BACK ROW: Evelyn LaLonde, Cookie Pyfer, Valerie Baltutis, Janice Pellettiere, Ruth Eichelberger, Martin Cox, Nancy Sn der, Rachel Johnson Caf t ' M - M 'l Ci Smith. y , eeria anagers, an yn ronewald, Marie Maintenance brightens school """fVlI.I.E Iii' amp MAINTENANCE-FRONT ROW: Vernon Mosle , A d L T B l Solberge, Geroge Pender. y n y opez, om erin. BACK ROW: Bob Moskop, Campus Plant Managerg Wayne Johnson, Marty CAFETERIPQMAINTENANCE 151 Seniors anticipate graduation The 1981 Senior Class was led by George Frederickson as President. Oth- er officers included Barbara Ann Leon- ardo as Vice-President and Yolanda Ren- don as Secretary'Treasurer. The Sena- tors were Debbie Cooper, Brian Hallada, and Susie Harland. These officers met often after school and after Student Government meetings to discuss and plan ideas. Many activities were planned, such as float building, senior assembly, and Senior Fling. They sold homecoming carnations and sponsored a dance to cover the cost of graduation expenses. Over the year they learned how to cooperate and get along with other peo- ple while trying to achieve a common goal. I I if S2 ...gi SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Ann Leonardo, Vice Presidentg George Frederickson Preisdentg Yolanda Rendon, Secretary-Treasurer. SENIOR CLASS SENATORS-LEFT TO RIGHT: Susie Harland, Brian Hallada, Debbie Cooper. 154 SENIORS Wally Stringfellow, a senior, participates in the Halloween costume contest. 5 Q3 LSA! Nina Baker Mike C. Baldwin Bryan IM Balgenorth Ron C. Banales Steven D. Banovich Joe W Barnett James R. Barney Russell A. Batie Anthony Battaglia Lisa K. Beard Jeff W Becker Shawn C. Becker .1 f w X QM.,-if Q 4 .4 Q fa: Noel Arnold mn! .47 .,.....,,...,w if ra ,N f , . X erm J 'fi . l . ... ' L V L' 552. ,V if V+ gc Gordon Absher Jose R, Acosta Paul Aguirre John C. Alandar Matt R. Albrecht Lisa Allen Liz Allen Greg Ambrose Douglas Anderson Robin Anderson Robert J. Arce Mary C. Arn George Frederickson leads i x x .. fi xx, successful senior class Wa. P Il' v iq Y -y' ,fy-1 Mi? bf . fs. . ' , X ,I tf, .f.:- f W-'r tif, vs - fi ff ' ' .ef , W 7 ' V, f L f .ns D Wi. rg... .f .f Vw .. my . , -vw W- . - , ,- -fs., -.-- ., , , .f 5 ,,. .N ' Qi ,Tx 'fa +"'73T7f Q jlfg ,.a A wi. f- ' -Q my Q A L I L L1 'lf E' NT. , 'S - . . f 7, 1 241 ' - 1 . 'x f . Maria Asher Deborah Ashton James E. Austin Dean M-. Baker Lorin Baker Mitzie Baker uv Y 4--J" 'vig 54 1, SENIORS Ladeana Kay Benson Pam R. Bergsrud Bill G. Berlinger Randy R. Best James A. Bethel ll James W. Bianchi Lisa Blakesley Tori E. Bohn David L. Bonham Mary Pat Bonny Dean O. Bowsher Mary F Branham 7 -. isl H ,,.Q . . '-. ,f .1 I t ..1' Lori A. Byrd Robert L. Byrd Janet Ann Caglioti Elizabeth B. Cano Dewayne R. Carel Shirley Carlise Linda M. Carlson Brad E. Carothers Teri Lynne Carroll Roseanne M. Caruso Tim Castillo Enedina W Celaya 156 SENIORS cf, rn I X l A ..., . K . 1. i.. f , wr , , 4 A1 vb W A , ' M 115' " L in KN' , x P' ... wg 1 . W' tg' WT' '- Jef -axiib ,Q . 3: ., A51 5 .P or vc A 5 ,., , 9' ' . - -' eil . ,,,.. ...... 6- 1 K' ' fx. g .. .ef 5 s.:fj . A 1 2 . 1. ,. , ff. .,x ftfw A it t - , K "Qi X M! lx as v 5 1' , i .l 'N i 4' :zu gt -..,,v' ,Km vi. W-if T-N J' tv .Af , . Gerald R. Brewer Kris Brewster Glenn A. Britt Brian Brooksby Anthony S. Brown Scott M. Brown Sydney Browning Stuart A. Brussels Chris D. Bryan Steve Bryant Kevin G. Buchanan Pamela A. Butler f-1.1 N,....,, sax' 1 an f fx Ji ' Q1 g . fm.. 1. A. 1' "K, ' 1 . i f I i if xg . 1' John R. Chafey Ronda L. Child Kerry D. Christopher Mary N. Ciccone David L. Clark Lorenzo H. Clarke Debra Clement James H. Coffman Maryann Cohn Debra M. Colvert Jeff Colyar Donna L. Cone Long awaited Graduation .L Da finall arrives if we . Shawn Crytser Julie Cunningham Janae Curtis Sheryl L. Dall Galen D. Dallas Doreen Marie Danielson Jerry W Dawson Laura B. Dawson Ben H. Deaton Denise D. DeFreze Roy DeLeon Dana A. DeLong ., . X ... FW W , . .4 .ax , 2. aww ' ' f Y 1 . X SV 'K 1 J A I 8 W ff wig x L if X ws, 4. , Q51 M . I'4..,.V', X W'-L ww n .,..-Q E V..,. K fi L '1"' Fred Cordova Linda Costello Shirley A. Craft Christine M. Crews Dawn M. Crooks Candelario J. Cruz, Jr. rv' vu . .-'L V . ii' r rf f . QA . X., , Q Y' ff- - gf, A, X .. 55.2 X., .K SENIORS 157 I .3 The "Senior Power Wagon" announces that the Class of 1981 is number one X if during the Homecoming Assembly. Kelly A. Douglas Patrick A. Doyle Laurie A. Drake Chris Drew Richard S. Duarte Lorraine L. Duckworth Dora M. Dutton Kelly A. Englert Robert Paul Espinoza Alma M. Esquivel Jose J. Estrella Richard Allen Estrella 158 SENIORS James D. DeMaio Kevin P. DeMartelaere Marcella D. Deherrera Glenn DelMuto Gwen DelMuto Charlene F Dickover Kathleen G. Dickover Danny N. Dillsworth Chellie Disney Timothy Edward Dodt Ronald L. Doehrman Jerome Dolyniuk Irene L. Dominguez Janet L. Donahoo Susan R. Donald Albert F1 Dooda 4' .- N i . gs, ...xx.,, , fi 5 ' .. .fic Kristine A. Gandil Jaime J. Garcia Maria Garcia Wendy L. Gardom Scott T. Garner Brian P. Garry William D. Gavin Judy Gee Carol Gegenheimer Patricia Gesswein Mira E. Gherardi Dennis W. Gibbons ,.......... ,. ., .Y Fl' rx R 1' Lois J. Foster . iii L.. Terri M. Etgen Reed A. Feldmann Lisa Ferguson Scott M. Ferguson Janie E. Ferraro Valerie Fierros David D. Finn Sue L. Fisher Laura Flynn Susan A. Forman Kurtis D. Forstie Darrell L. Foster Tropical paradise provides theme for senior float 'Q' wx. L., 'ef .. ' ai . ,Q 'Q Q' f X sli X i I an X -". . I A fl: 9 -rv -1... x .',, I- ..f' . N. Q , -V M vu Q Q liar, , . 1 fx X IJ' W n asf 4 - f A Daniel L. Frazier George A. Frederickson Travis A. Frederickson John Q. Freeman Michael Gadbery Michael P. Gallagher p. .... 5 1 f ff - ' ' V. ' gr 93" - T n 1 SENIORS 159 me ,. ,,,. H Kms H ,M a, ,Q ' m - -0- 'Q ,k,,. -av, 4. Brenda H3l'T1l'Tl0ndS. an AH-5. mi-ISCOL iS aUCIi0rled Off at the H0meC0mir1g At the Homecoming assembly, Diane Quan announces the nominees for king Slave Sale in the quad. and queen. I ,fs a , ' 5 K r 1: k 4 .- in 2' s fp is ' K , ,, ', 2 Q f ,. 1 ' , . A i H rx- Q ' , ' . V " - 1 x I I . - .3 i ff' i ,E K - ' I gs , A . Q a ' N , '43 L "if, W' Q . ' .- , a r i ' iq S " f .1 K i ' i C? 6.2 A auf in a 3 no 'Y,,,.-f A few members of the senior class take a break from float building to say, "The class of 81 is number l!" 160 SENIORS Y .Ei E, 5. M . X. . Lv A 'i. -H-'f - i ii, 'G Y X X a......t ..,....s......,.a-.fam-new its X iff . . . ggi Q ,- Qs rf ' Q2 P , ' i 3 vw .. . V.. . I 4 -a - al' 5 ."' f 4 " - . -4' L':k 5 --x 1- x ' ..A , Wm ,J Gregory E. Gibson Karen E. Gilcrest Patrick L. Gill Joseph P. Giuliano John P. Giver Ill Julie A. Glemba Andrew Gluck Stanley L. Goforth Ishmael Gonzales Eddie F Grace Burman W. Graham Scott D. Graham Seniors sell Carnations to pay for graduation expenses xiii 4' .swift 1 c ,.-.H . ,don .. 4 J XJ i Lp x Q 'X x N ' Nw. Lynne A. Groh Terry L.- Grossenbacher Susan M. Haas Rena L. Hagan Holly Haggart Randy Hale mx . . R ' lip? I , .,.,., . . ,. . .. .. . . , 3 Donald T Hall g Michael E. Hall fa. W yy ...Q Shelly D. Hall Qi . L im.. 1 Brian A. Hallada E . eh, ,f 5.34 ' V U , Ai Anna L. Hallagan . fl A it wif? , E . Vincent J. Hamilton Q ' 6 'K 'W' XX B ,. K 14. iitisifii 55 5. ,fit N . Larry B. Grapentine Patricia A. Greely Byron K. Green Deborah L. Greene Harold L. Greene Theodore D. Griego Q ... it L safe A ........,....,- s .. Q-nn, SENIORS 161 Brenda J. Hammonds Susan L, Harland Dennis L. Harman Liz A. Harris Lori J. Hartwig Cindy E. Havlik ' H?" avg.. H' J. 2- A ' a s .l . wr N A -' W-sp B X 5 K .,-, at gem? x. I w. 'ix 1 'ffl-,,,, P sw - L ff ib , , Q K, Q KR XJ: VA. , 5 ,r 1, , F '31 XV, Xxx K K x - X! X i flvuvstf iii? I NW W i Q. Steve E. Herrod Q Monya Y. Heath Dorothy W. Heinz David J, Henrickson Coty M. Hernandez Phillip A. Hernandez Robert D. Herring M as 2 Un, L ss' Lorie Hethcock 'g 162 SENIORS Student Body president, Phil Hernandez, talks at an assembly. 5'-EF' "ff , . The Phoenix Suns Gorilla does the tango with senior Christi Hobbs. Q'1' --L!! z MRA? .. x g .QQ l 4352? if '. .if Qlhawf' .5 X v 1. 4 if Patrick D, Higgins Thomas A. Higgins Karen L. Hilton Michael A. Hinderliter Carol R. Hislop Rebecca Hodges Matthew J. Hoffarth Phillip L. Holl Nelson Holmberg Brian A. Homsey Bruce D. Homsey Mark D. Hoorneman Homecoming Royalty enthrones Brenda and Tim Mona J. Horner Lisa J. lngle William M. Inman Cheryl A. Irving Angi R. Jackson J.S. Jaqueline Jacoby Steven P, Jahoda Robert A. Jaime Mike D. James Lisa A. Jean Rebecca Jiminez Bill A. Johnson James Johnson ik Michelle R. Horton Ronda D. Hauser William D. Hunt Rhonda Hurst Emmory Hutchinson Alicia S. Hutson . . ...z N t . . . fe, .w ,nb 1 0"1 . YE? Z .4 its -' . ff.. .. sf , " 1' f' UW .rx . 0 f . Q . , . yiggx 5 X we . a ' .' N.. ,- X ,ig S x VV KAK 5 H l : -.- X I gl N'fQ23ni ,fF', F ' A ' ii i' 5 B 4 .R ! K ..: XR W .- L W - -. 'N ' v 9 Q5 .N . Q! X it 1' 'fi ii' 7 Q W l SENIORS 163 'lf ""'-. 'ifix ,J N.. . A I t I Tim Perkins and Johnny Perea explain the rules of one of the quad activities. it fl 'MMM Senior Lisa Ingle works diligently on her assign l64 SENIORS An unidentified senior works on the South Pacific float while another relaxes. ment in 5 her typing class U . -3 '-' . . f- K W - . P 'I Qifqif. - is f Y f ii Rayna Lackman Julie L. Langford Jeri Lard Terri L. Larsen John E. Lasher John J. Legan Ill Brenda Joyce Lehman Mike R. Lehmkuhl Steve Lemme Barbara Ann Leonardo Robert J. Lessard Tony Leung Pam K. Kirkman 'R if 1 4 Nj X. ,fn E 11- . ,4 an A f M . ..ssh ,-.1f.--- -'-- .swf ,tw --'f ...zz f f w New .sf ..5..?gm N " 1+ ..,,.... ., 3-4 . . Q' I i A f 4 U 3 gtg-, , 'wt iff ., X ...R 5m igxwf' ve... sleaze .afbfgxa . ...w Qi .. , i ...Q- Q iff, ,. t"'g K f Q if Seniors gruel through SAT's and ACT's 1,',,. . 1 l ,,.. ,eg-rg, hL'LL E ...L f E 'Y""'1" wfyaxf ' 57 ff e wr R.. . we i K ' Q N ' -Iiiilf-,S is K ' Km' wif . Michael E. Johnson Nathan Johnson Jr. Vince P. Johnson Susan L. Junas Teri Jundy John R. Juslin Lance Kellar Sharon A. Kelly Lou Ann Kennedy Gary F Kern Jon A. Kimbrough Melissa King Bart Klein Thomas R. Kloeppel Michael C. Klooster Susan N. Kouts Mark A. Krohn Diana L. Lacek I 11?-K . f. .Q -1 -X 5 gum ww R 1 J , A-guy. - x 'fm'-X skl X S 1 in 'KF . ,, X .. .im .. x i g E 2 .X if SENIORS 165 i 1 Tom B. Lindley Stephany Lindsay Beth A. Loeffler Jack's Jewels show how they shake their booty. Billie Jo Lucero Lisa K. Lucero Wayne L. Lyall Da vid Magee Mike Magee Andrea B. Magruder Anna J. Mahr Kelly J. Mallory Mark A. Mancuso Dorothy Martin Vincent A. Masone Russell Matthews 4 t i L Louisa Loo - L ,X Richard V. Lopez Jr. K Eric P. Lovato I A ' 'S -we in-1.1 - Q N':','N, ,N L 4 R 1 tf ' -. 2, X t H .-.Q ' 5 1. ktzf' h, -X, 4 ,55 1 4 f ' f'V:p5 R f' ' V s' 4 sf x K k il Katherine May E GJ ,Z Karen McCanlies if Susan M, McCarthy ,- 1 i I 4- 5 Linda McConiga A R' ...A J, 'Q . ' Patricia A, McCormick ffiyist w . if - , Karen S. McCulIy A .. "" 1 V EL - N K , l L:L ii Lxzh is I .. B ' kkkk . Q kkkr K 1 ,xi . , V , Q E A . 15.1 166 SENIORS SE' feii Tim Castillo and Mark Mancuso keep their pace during a cross country meet. V.-v r f' Q Q. 'iii x ' -Vx A., .... -A ff .- N, 1123 55'f 'f2V'- K " X xx X .f j X . x 1 r ll Mark Moore Adam Morales, Jr. Monica J. Morgan Lee T. Morris Kelsey Muller Joan A. Mullican Brett H. Mullins Lewis P. Murphy Stephen D. Nanny Michael Navratil Erin L. Neal Barbara J. Nelson Lisa E. Millward F The Jw., 'K Ar- 'Wx' ,fa -.0 . X Brenda S. McDonald Richard A. McDowell John P. McMurdy Dawn L. McNabb Donna L. Meagher Neil Menies Barbara S. Merkely Jenita F Mickley Wesley Millard Alice J. Miller Jon N. Miller Kathryn Miller Future unfolds for Graduating Lions A ,AAA f' Y , ' rv fu 'N , " ie 1 "V .D 2 -Q it dy ..,. , t J' Y x X L . U ' J' K WN., - .f f X gr N J , i wt s. ' J I Y L ' Tjgx Wendy G. Mitchell Kevin Mitten Cheryl L. Mohon Carol J. Montez Margaret A. Montoya Teri A, Montoya A .2 Us i " 'R 7 .Lf R Q" Q X .. Bm: X f .Q K V. f . , ,. f xt, Y-af ,, .. . w, sf i ii. -ff? ff A " Mi -.. 2 I 5 E- .li I f-.1"?' . K ,A iif' an Z .,-.A i K gif yi W K 7 Y f 155 x 2 1 ' . Q i SENIORS 167 ,a 4-:sv . X L, Q., J: W fy ..g.5.k W iififg , f r iff? i' if in -at 4 0 1 ' Y 5 ,, Q 7-N 4 I .z P if A ff X 'I I 2. 5 Q 8 Pamela J. Nelson Rex A. Newell Craig J. Nichols Marianne Nielson Cindy C. Nork Liz O'Callaghan Henry Ochoa Anna C. Oglesby Shelly M. Orr Julie A. Osbourn Tina F Overbey Jonathan D. Owens Liz Owens T.J. Packer Debra S. Parsons Carl D. Pate Randall W. Patrick Debra A. Patterson Terry Paulus Darlene M. Payne Deborah D. Payne Tracy R. Payne Scott K. Pendley Enrique Perez 168 SENIORS IWW Seniors Linda Carlson and Dina Viray look on at the Homecoming activities. .- . C W . ng., Q 5' r y s 5 'B 'X Q- A N K '4.,.V. .3 -Q .gf .1 9 be .,, ' ' ..re. E . - A E' 'Q PJ LTLV 'fi ,ff if L N N ' D 1 'ff 4 141. - 1 . . .,.v xkfv 1 ., , A ' Xxc """ iv .. V X "2 "' X , . . X i S- if 1, N, , Q X , K kgs, W . ..: j .. A x . 1 . fa X ' we '- Swim: - 5 - s. eq A 'vs S KU 9: ik- . .2 1e,: 1"f .ef A 1 Yolanda M. Rendon Melanie A. Rettler Kathy Reynolds Mary G. Riale Jay A. Rice. Jr. Charles C. Richie Barbara Rieger Terri L. Rogers Alison M. Ronsheim Richard N. Rosales Steve C. Rouette Steven W. Rudisill .i A if N :' 5 - Timothy J. Perkins Cindy A. Pickard Rene P. Pieri Gina Piper Anita E. Polleta Debbie Pontius Stephen A. Pruniski Jerry P. Purcell Diane L. Quan Michael D. Radcliff Rudy A. Ramirez Victor Range! Free Enterprise, Government increase senior headaches Lisa K. Rausch Catherine A. Ray Cindy S. Ray Teresa Reader Sherri L. Red Eric D. Reeder in 'Q was ff . T ' 1 .' ,. . 42 lv ' . it - . ,' v - - o : , u' s U I . , E lsxfoo . '-' 5 dj. ' .w-mg Jr A if A . a Nei y , SENIORS 169 Brenda S. Rudolph Rose Ann Ruiz Julie A. Ryan Barry B. Ryon David J. Sain Henry Salazar Susan D. Sandoval Michael D. Sarver Heidi J. Schmidt John P. Schott Linda G. Schwartz p it t o an 1 V 1 Q S, 'Ji KN 1 D452 Paul A. Shepard Lisa A. Sheridan Deborah L. Sherwood Michael D. Shoemaker Susan M. Shourds Sandra S. Sisson Dora M. Slade Malcolm T. Sloan Mary E. Small Cara D. Smith Cheryl L. Smith Joi Ann Smith Michael R. Smith Roger D. Smith William G. Smith Brian L. Snider Wendy L. Snyder Andy Sommer 170 SENIORS 2 45 ,. f' , 155 s , K .1 , . , .. ...x I , X - FQ' .wht K ,Z gy , Q 5 . in S W u m -G9-Q3 . . ..s:+.1ff.fi?2:2e,:. f , ip VwVf".w,,.1.ff - .te A w 'Q .,'.' A 1 EL ' 'U 2, .. .W . . - .....yyy ,iq f ,gqflyp .lf ,W -Mr 'K mfg in s ' R. i Q v fx. kdqw- if fi . if dmv' W' '79, 15' .M W ww 3 5 2 .rj . 3 1 i Y' ACA 111 JU A is x V1 4 I Y 9 'C 'fr ' L nv' I , A1155 lf' 5. -9 . , , f Q5 iett iay. . if J ti, .EE . V . H , b, , , A eiiit. J f -Q,, A 'll- 1 A .iw I fi 5 if" z f "i'q'f ,gf U' .J 2. yi., A q E f 3 Q1 'K 1 i H2?ifF?5iw , . .,,A ..,? , 1 gg. 'f 3 42. .H .9 fx .fx :F JYXKUQ :.. . --.,,,ti?k A 1 Mary M. Scott Leslie A. Searcy Robert J. Sears Kelly Shank Martin C. Sharp Tom A. Sharp Rx f., Gregory Taylor Cheryl A. Teraji Jay L. Thacker Brian K. Thomas Patricia Thomas David Thompson Laurie J. Thompson Sherrie Thornton Douglas J. Throckmorton Angel A. Tiffany Charles Tinsley Rogelio G. Tiscareno K.. A x,,- .-fi . ,- , , V 'L asf Paula M. Sturgill sm-1 X, -Q K' .. ag.. T gas. V :Jn .. 1 G ' Y A . , J, NK 'O X O 'lit sl xxx! li Q. L MN. ' hui. I :S if if' rfv Qc. S f 1 W .PC 'T 5 . ky C.. F v. .,?. . gifts- T . sg' v 32, . X. ,. X Q, A If l X K u. xw, K A, , Q? B3 X. , I 32:5 an Y 'I Cyndi South wick Diane Sowacke Cheryl L. Speer Lon F Spencer Geralyn C. Staten Tracey L. Steimer Janet Steinberg D'Lee M. Steiner Kenneth W. Stephens Rebecca E. Stinnett Ray A. Stonerock David R. Strunk Four years down, Zero to go-Where do we go now? S . Ti 2 x Jeffrey A. Summerell Nikki 5. sufphfn Christopher D. Swadener Jill E. Sword Kathy Szczepaniak Lana S. Tang i W F5 ...,,. .1 114, -vw 'Q .5 ' 'XXX 1 wa g X ze. j X , Qi fm' eg' Qin , f'N :rr an W -Q J K gg, fe ,N ' Lg- ,' "' ft, , ' SENIORS 171 Q, 1' Q, 11, like , Pauline K. Titus ,,, is " 1 Marc Tokars - Jacqueline M. Toploewski 1 -L I Brian S. Treadwell L. W Mary A. Trinka Rita M. Trostle 1 L If , y . I, f 1 L2.i li X , L i .. .H J. A 2 ." . . ,J 1 in ' . , - ' Q, -...hh ,5 1 X H K .rw M ,f"" "-x, The A.H.S. mascots help raise spirit during the games. o 'PS aa.. YW... ...i as . ...S ...QR 'Y W., I .1, 3 ' Sharon A. Trostle f e Connie J. Tuggle Debbie J. Turner ,f 'cs J x 5 s -f ew. 'F ,, 9 a K, . Q I 4 qu ' 1.5. ,Y 1, 1. ' A' al F . Shelley F Turner 1 1, or Kenneth W. Turza if Caryl J. Vanderlinden ,. ,r Nicolas V. Vargas Veronica L. Varkoly ,r N, X Leslie R. Vaughn 1 l ,I SIS. 2 David G. VGSI Sherri L. VSSI U Y S c S, g"s?'l 9 l .- . f Q?-3 .... fish.. 5 . e 15 nr G' .. T QW . J , . ana- L A 'V - 5 ' i - . . . ' . 'JM Z, K' W6,4W,, ... .farm-'l 5 .urea wx 'H ' ...f-'A' ' 7 ,, FY ei-"X Q Dina L. Viray Patricia G. V064 172 SENIORS .rf ,, f if . W A . A Freddy Cordova, Phillip Hernandez, and Rick Estrella play "Queen for a Day." , . M , g '55 -Y -fi. Aff 'J' ' .E it .f lam XX .4 J Ng., .i . . . ll Q- .. A "x 1' ' . vis. ' 9' nv t , .px 755 . YL X 9 Barry M. Wilkins x . ,"7F . f-,X f A D Q 1 'L zu. fn xx' Q g , , J Cynthia E. Wright Gladys A. Wright Linda S. Wright Mark S. Welsh Scott R. Wyatt Robert Ybanez Linda K. Young Tim D. Young Jacob Yu Christine A. Zien Lynn M. Zimmerman Sheryl F Zwillick ,. 2 ffflu .S 3. - fmt W efsiwe ff own gjj 5 e an N N 1 . ex - -my A f .,.-... .-.. ? W 1 X W' g X - -+ Q 1. f 'hr v f 5 fre 1? X fy' A -f l 'ggi X X X -1 I M 3 ir. W , .. -'1 :Mx 51? V ol Jan D. Wackerbarth Kelly M, Wagner Karie D. Walker Carlie J. Wallace John C. Walledom Vergie G. Wasielewski William A. Wells Melvin E. Wentzel, Jr. Mark A. Whitaker Chuck White Roger N. White Nancy Whitehead Goodbye and Good Luck to the Class of 1981 .Q Q f ffl Tamarah L. Williams Tom C. Williams Randall B, Willis Peggy E. Wirth Jane M. Wiskia Greg S. Wolf 415' ,F 4 . s. Q ws, N-.. Nu - 1 ,,. ,f- ' . ? fl, - Y , ul gi! 1' fx +1 Xa " X' r F. f ,li 2 Lk... SENIORS 173 Juniors have outstanding year Mr. Johnson sponsored the class of 1982, with Mike Olsker acting as Presi- dent, Barbara Pettett as Vice President, and Kathryn Smallidge as Secretary- Treasurer. The Senators were David Etz, Rhon Smart, and Randall Kemp. Some of the activities planned were selling Homecoming T-Shirts, car-wash tickets, and Heart-O-Grams for Valen- tines Day. The money paid for the 1981 Junior-Senior Prom at the Sheraton Greenway Inn. The students learned to work togeth- er while having fun. The class contribut- ed time towards the Sun's game, a fund raiser for the Hale and Moeller families. The Junior class also contributed nu- merous hours of hard work on the win- ning Homecoming float "Camelot", This year's Junior class learned not only about responsibility in govern- ment, but they also learned to work to- gether changing and improving Alham- bra High School. 174 JUNIOR CLASS OFFICER-SENATE Mike Abraham Amy Absher Scott Adams Shirl Adams Wilson Adkins Nannette Aguilar Glenn Alderman Deanna Algar Tim Allen Amlia Altamirano Linda Altarmirano Raul Amavisca Steven Ambrose Carla Anderson John Anderson Penni Anderson Kim Andrew Lisa Anetsberger Tom Arvizu Rayann Bach Norman Baker Lavonne Bailey Sandra Baldwin Jana Banks Steve Banks Andrew Barcellos Roxane Barlow Jackie Barnett fsrfrx A A .flirzgf ff' . . ,....gz..,.?2 SLE.. Lusk? it bb' , 1,5 X , '41-X. .3 . V .. are 21 r . 1 no ... - wk: A . -. ' . . 2 4 J j gg . .V A 2 . Qu: 5'-fy' Q -A 1 A ff -1, ., r . .s ' .ffe . if . 'L or ' if " Sit' ' ' ' " 4 . A jiX:f:f , . ' v -si-lief:,, an y E 'Yi'ifzg,,sf' n.. , , , gf ,Q ., wr vw E L-F ff ' . N 5 JR ' X "' f f A 7 Wx.: ' 3, X . 5 ii . , if "' . . r . A 5 -K . 'i 1- 1- :Xl 'flu :cnt ' , ' tk, 91 .:. : X - ' ' - ' wg ' x X A ' ww x if I 'K A' - 4 f .,:.. 5 A E! .J i. V4 I L l s' , N. . , 4 ' 2 " " ., f' ""' A A 'S' f 1 ,Q 2. .. X . K .. " 'X ' ', . "life sw , " ' 3, 'I . EN. - i jig. EgN 5 h T , X f fi . ' t' 5 ha. kj! , , ' ,,,. fv- 2 Km ' 4 1-- x1 :" n '1 . g X ,s nr - Sean Graham, David Etz, and Joe Schied, get into the Devo look while in the quad during club week. -e-V .sy n, ' 1 fx . '- -Q 1. JUNIORS 175 1? E ' f' u .i if V 2- 1 x S 3" i if A J 4 r -+A " T J 'Z2' "V, 'F J 'S Q. ii Nj is 4-.4 ' as-vv-J, 1 , ,VV V,Q?7 t fNVV14:y,17 ,H H1 1 V, e Y - V 'w wf V V , Vf 1 V V im an I 1 Mm an r a -::. . -- kg VV ,VN it ,gm if "K : W r- fr i 5 -- 1 ,K J 1'-V sv, V V-gs., -'- V i ' i 4 X JR V Q X -Mfg il kill SMX 1 . J ,S v ' if .I i Zinc ,ESL Junior class float wins first A K. l Deborah Barrazza Tom Baggett Joe Barraza Barbara Baughman Kimberly Becker James Bell Sandra Bell Douglas Bemus Susan Benedict Amy Berberich Kimberly Berlin Susan Berryman Tom Bickle Larry Bisson V ' ' V ' 15' Q , ' J' WX Marina Blackwell ' W - V gi V i,3f. Debbie Blake VV VV , VVV1 ,V is Y, ,gh Karen Blockberger 'A 'D QV f ' -FV-I: an 'fi " " Jolene Bloomingdale E Ty, I , .,' '. Fvf-gf' J H C" f - L Dalyn Blue S 6" V A if Sy M J Valerie Bocskay . QM 1 J ' - .4 V ' 44:5 , Janet Boling Lim xyyy VV V V V -. . VV VV ' '.1 ' -- :ii . '41 ,J 'l " 1 Annette Bond S' I Kristie Border Vi 1 ' , "ig, I J' Vi , Jon Borge A I VT '77 A' ,,V V ' Andy Borunda A gf, 4 J V V 31 Dorene Bradberry i'f3,: Q , , -fri J H. S - A , ,v V . ' l , 'Y ,L - Troy Bradshaw Q , 0.-I Q gf X 23351 N, 1 . Q .Qi n rl 1-f' A X- -ft, ' ' fe. N .1 - Sonya Braun , ' ' gjfg. ,N , V, STS v-L 'Vg 3 In J Q, riff 11' '.. V ir .T ' ii if- .:?v.i ' , -I l 'if f ' Tammy Brewer Q 5.42 1 f 'f-:N '-'f . W' if :i'i' Q ' ., :,. K' A V1 EW" if J ' DOUQ Brewster , , A V ,it , Fm Jon Brinton VV z . Q X' -V VVFV' A . A Ida Brown ""' f ' - 'iii' AQVVVV V VE .12 Jack Brown ' i A A 'M nf ., ' " - Michelle Brown X, l N A ., Yi' lf r Loren Bryant 4 Y -:g -1 ' X' f 51 ' Q 1 - f- . ' M if . . . lr 'X" in J . '33 NL ' ' j . j V VV V X 'G , Susan Burrows , VV V VV A VA ..,. , V .. V 1 Rory Buske . -V, fr- - V ' at V... A ' ' 2 Maureen Butler ' 2' ' fig ' A 5' 1 ' f g fix - "JI Stephen Calderon V - Ai V V V W ff, iii f 'I V ,.V.VIf - Q '- , Brett Callaway f " , li f S A S " . t " John Camargo 'fm - ag, ,i , a-Nm . L 1' - L 1 4- - ' - 6 ,xi fy' - hw :w,,f34lVV VV I ,,-. V. V Xjrlfsk ,V Donnell Cambern Vi 1 ,V I, V4 . all -' V V VI - 176 JUNIORS Monica Campbell Sylvia Carez Cecelia Canter Jacqueline Carter Charles Celaya John Cerny Gary Choate Michele Chandler William Chase Lovan Childress Troy Christensen Katherine Clark Stephanie Clark Virginia Coates as -......t.. ,.., -an-.--an-.. iv QW? nf .ga 'N 4' nf 1 if , iw an vw ,. -ff ,, .- l I x ,Egg sw, ,4 . ff A , , I I ,f N . x Q 'H 3 Vkkyg ' 2, V ,V ,., 6 . C U Q J Q , E, I M i A 1 i V' W l l ' we I l . . A , ,ri , I ga, ,WW k 31,55 X ME., X i ., 1- fs , f 7, 1' . ' "a 1' 1 , 1 y ,1 V 6 xi ' c if- if ' ' i ' f X , -x,, q,.,,f 'sh i 3' 'A Q Liza! iii N Y M, J if - J ff f V. ,ZAJQC ny ,, ,514 ,rf K -Q ri' K U il ,931 W' 1 ,zz 5 E' A ,,,. A 1,45-Vf'L-:Lg 'mx'-A .L , I ' .. . , We y x 4535, five, SL: :Q ay, K If Hg Il V Nd. X ' w w 1 aaa,-arf? 'Q .. lf S. ' 2 Jennifer Cohen Marie Colburn James Collier Larry Coleman Pamela Conway John Contini Tamika Coombs Stacy Cooper Troy Cooper Cheryl Combs Cherri Craft Sally Crews Ron Crouse David Cruz Majorettes and Pom line get ready to entertain the students during an assembly. v f it g-J si I "9 Y f ..v ' V -- 'i z -4 f- 1' 7 1232 ' 3 ff -. 1 l ' Q5--'l i . .1 A , 1' J l Q A25 rii X i ' f it ll , ' f , sf N, 5 , 5:2 : W N I K ,, Q 4. 1 . if H A ei ' ' C 51 ' f . x 5 , 2 It ,gay f of i ,Wu sk I V ,QV C JUNIORS 177 s' "VFW" ' " WV' , N! , Efiw .V X' .7 ' 2 A l Xl 9 ,an- s K gl' 3 1 ,V ,A .1 .Jw ff 3 r , It 3 X fj .l f K 5 6 5 6 1-. gp A' vvx f. lp. ' Class of 1982 led by Olsker ' ii' , , Q ' -if ' J JW:-' , ' . P " " it 1 as H- 3-' Scif in L 1, ll s ,ir 1 F L- . 'kt a t l J fp y M l ' ' . 3 , L s sa , ai ", "7f,2v. GX 1.-' . .. it 'ag T, if gg f " . g,,- , gy 23- ,.f q a 4 YM- , . X in vi U: as JS ., J , '. 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Z9 4 of X as N N W ' -c-s ,- , att Jerry Cozby Lorraine Dallas Susan Damon Lori Davirro Derick Davis Kimberly Davis Michael Davis Scott Davis Lisa Dawson James Dawson Marilyn Deane Kimberly DeHart David Deines Keith DeLaet lrene DeLeon Lawrence DeLeon John Deluna Louann Demartelare Patrick Demille Terri Demlong Lori Dendy Thomas Denton Ronald Deplazes Woody Doolittle Tamera Dodt Mark Dowell Mabel Dowty Patrick Doyl Jon Duff Susie Duazo Jerry Durbin Ray Dutton Sherrie Duzy Richard Eagen Jeff Earl Stephany Earley Patricia Eckert Kerry Eckley Janice Eddy Kellie Epperson Thomas Eves Susan Etgen David Etz Mike Farrell Shelley Feliz Mary Fierros Ellen Finch James Fitzpatrick Adina Flores Sandra Flores Evette Flynne Gerald Foster Kimberly Foster Jana Fox Michael Fox Scott Francies Mark Frank Pamela Fredrickson ."f" c , . ,. N, AN.. , rr" if ,J if V. Carol Friedman Vicki Fryman David Furnari Lisa Gabbita Vincent Gagliardi iii ,. ,, My lill 1- :f a ' .ila if ,,1i, K . , f ,ti , . if , , f,. 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', ::,. 1 J - ff if f 71 ' " N' gif , 1 W ' nf" i' iffiliffi -' ' 1Q:" ' - , ' A +56 filiifif Z 'Z A , e l iff' 1 " or 74 ' e , " ' . ,'r' , 4, 5 :f Qifrli fli EY, 'yr X X J A if 1: 4 M : lm Sherry Hobert 'gf Q. The Alhambra Lion is raising school spirit for everyone. fr ,, ' if A sea Wifi , , ii J M irii ' , 5, rv a.. Q 'i"f i Ml K if., ,f we i z lr K MH , lg? fl 4 , gf' 4 ' . w fifth E r ' X ' X -1 ., ,, il. ,, ,Vggg ii? 1 is is F Q s H T J Q.. T L A -- i" " -fa , f , 'J ' "v"' -' J 7 ., J ' ' W fl. A-fm' ' ' ' -. aei- si - -'T 'M ' ai? . " ' H 1 -' ' 5 ' ':', EM f " ' l Issey al 4. ' v 2'- fe. , 1 4: ,,,, , 1 .,.- K 1 A in , tk. ,,., . . 'X "nay J 52315 i - A ' 5 xx JLINIORS 181 V, J ,,,: .J J., L SSW ks Q P 0 ..,1 JJ ill M ,ie i - . 'Fi fi .J J , E - K 3 'B l V, l fe qw X F. xv ,,,. My ,,JJJ,, iff? J kVk:,f J i F i ifi i lf? J ,.,: ' -1 L'1' J' ' Junior Peggy Jorgenson Drenda Kalani Michaele Karsky Valerie Katzenburger Susan Kelly Katherine Kelley Randall Kemp Floyd Kennison Bridget Kennedy Charlene Kennedy Scott Kew Bill King Ruben King Kyle Kirkman Frank Kisner Roger Kittrell Kathleen Kmieciak Don Kniffin Susan Koch William Koostra Jaquline Korssel SV , fl 2.51, 'fgiggy MJ?-i-J.. J J ..,,.. J 1- J- ., J,.J,,,JL A JJVJJJ, J J., . -'aff X -1 .zi.-,1. F r-' - If ff - .... J iii' l.l-1 L Q 'f'.' " -'ffl i'l ii 'KZ etfw hreeafraegaee exenvaie Je exsa Jaeesee5e'igQkae1 eeree :,' eeie J' JV Jef:-Jr VVA' A S ggle ,J swf. J J 5... aff ',... ,,,.. J ,J , ,,,: iii J J , J p i ee e ".' .., l ,ilz J ' . f e w .,.. JJ JJ JJ I+ 2 J John Jaycox Lisa Jenkins Felicia Jonson Cheryl Jodat Richard Johns Jamie Johnson Kimberly Johnson Patricia Johnson Richard Johnson Elston Jones John Jones Lori Jones Todd Jones Cindy Jordon class sponsors dance after game '1 J Ja, 1 -1g,-r JJ it ---- W J l 5 J3--ig: 'ii "W in I ktxliir , J , --1' ff iJ-f' S K 1'izJ uit J , viva. gg?-f if iv CJLW ",, 1 .J Q . ri J w. Qffgfii , age gi maya Qi may f wgaqzw aefafeeaaafJ-n - J ie. , - ,Jz:g,Jff, - v ' ' '71 L 4 3 1:11 .leeel we J , 5 slse J, Nf ' ' erll lx L I 'J ' I K A an I 55 7 . si lib M J 55 -' fi Aviv-riffs 2 ..l,'ii ' y af L J Q at qw J, J iilli- la w JJ :Q X 5 I JJ f, K. J 'Egiaf J f 5 J ii 5' .,.. J , , J J - .',,- 1 J A , 3 JJ ,152 g 1 HN, MJ ' ' f m gJgg 2 nfs .lii eiie JJ J 4551 -g:v'2? -. 2 se e r rlre - "ii ' ,J f ggli -lg, J ,, 1 u JJ: K 4 1 fi V 8 Q fi a -Ji ,J J ' S 'SLFX e AFT' 182 JLINIORS sk . x X l NJ JJJJ --f- :mi - ,, Je J :mwfzxi ' i - . L ff i E - e Ii J J - fkaaafwst 5 ee ixi'315'i CCJJ J JJ 1 Ji JJ J f In K Vr ... - J J J N ,V C' ,ll J- J X - 'J' Qgfif J,f"' . ' nt ' ' -"2 .W3fg1l,JQS5fHi?31 isis QRXMP 'iowa bwawgkg Jaea- href r 'X f r . H fa 55 S' 1 e- 2 Y me l ff", Jef: "" S xg, N 5 'J ,-'i J 'JJJ J it Fit - J g J Stiff E344 .JJg1.f ' Natii, F , 1 2 Q J J. Q, L u Q J we Q if X ,JJJJJQ H53 I . .Q -J, HSE! -e i Si i. .,,JJ, J J ,,JJ ii.. Q ,J 1 JV , 1f'157Tii?ZB ' ""2is12H ,"' " ' J Jggg J J J,J.J Q J J -J fs zzzg 54, z K gs ire - K I L ' iii r - i X 5 'i or Xii' W' LWYWRWHQ "'e PM J lii'si V,kkf J .krr V , V JJ seilil J ' lei JIJ. r,J, - ,-J, J J MJ A ' -i 'Z:g.'3Z J ,. "' ' 7 'iff .... iw:?Jf-'iW1iEgNKw if J w iJe-- i 11 ---' 'LL A "WSJ i'Jr zf J '5Yih-TP iN? JJ A In Kg 1: :gf J: QJHJJ Z. 'ali pl L Lynette Krohn Robert Krout LaDonna LaDoux Eddie LaPoint John Larocca Angela Larusso Cliff Lambert Cindy Langford Rodney Lanove Rodney Lanove Beth Larson Donna Latham Benjie Lawler Marc Lazovich Christopher Lee John Lee Kimberly Leimbach Mike Lemme Sarah Libby Dennis Lindley Alexander Lindsay Tracy Ludmel Desire Loeffler Debbie Lomuscio James Lopez Sylvia Lovato Sharon Lowe Peter Lucas George Lui Robert Lynch Danny Magee Audoriel Maldonado Michael Malin Daniel Malkus Lora Manker Terri Manning Laura Marcell Briget Martin Larry Martin Pearl Martin Rhonda Matthews Denise Mayer .. ,.. S 1 e -..CT A if " f .113 is Q Q ss's ' 1, S - a 95" fr L A.-- J , 1 QW t i r ff 4 x ' fx If . ,slfirlwmtsir -. K' S, ' A I , gigs 1 W x K r 8 FL rfltg A x gg lu A x Q X -"W fy L. . 35 0' 1 c ,rw X 'rx S 1: ' 3 - if X - X.: ' X A Q iii, ,,t ,tgirl 1. i s ,l by .rir.t X f DQ ris X. , A .tw . i as , P 1 5 at g , tr fs- ' 'Q - ,W ,,. Y " - K U A , 1 I U -L ,A .3 'dt 'F " r ' ' if li Y -N -v 4. crm, 4 J s X 5 r,,"f M 'sr' 3 lr ' if F, . it , Q W x . ..l r illll . 'W K 1 X F f 4,. g 1 g gt if g :ss S , , X L gif X ' ' " w ifi x Q x X if 1 1, . A " f - W? I Eta Xi wi as , l. l f' ,, f Sap-1 ' i ' 'I I' I. 1 Q - I Q X X I Q, A ak J.V. Coach Johnson discusses with the ref about the game. JUNIORS 183 it 2 ,f h f-cl xl' e 1 " rf? N Q if 5 1 'alex' vi' v.. " " 1 few my 4' f. .., jgvf '0 I JJ, J ng. . . w 1 V U 1 Y? Q. Q WE 'Q Q ' vig 1. il gg , E l , M., yi . , I ' , . A L 45 l f, Q nyv . Q , J i . ,. , , A VL Q ' .- 55:5 J . ' fl-ME 1 4-. LL 41 A , r'-f' , . f . ' . . "W ,ig .. ., yf . K . ' i w ,I g A , fi Juniors look . wx, Y I oo,o . .J r , A. .Q -if - Bt. Q.. we Kim McCambIy Anastacia McCarthy Theresa McCants Greg McCoy Joyce McDonough June McGarvey Thomas McGrath Paula McKey James Mckinnley Barry McLaughlin Jamie'McSorIey Colleen Meagher Rohnda Medley Tammy Meeks forward to Final Year! . , reor A A J A Debbie Mesquita , -, A Kim Metz iira ff A A of H ii A ' Nino Marcely .C A 1 ' 'a ' Debra Miller , Q 1 'A Dwaine Miller I , y Jin Miner A L I ' A ga. , Lynda Miller K. 9 N .. ' I ' ,, - f 35 1 , K lx . 3 Sherrir Miller , , 4 ' --" - - X , iii' y af? Cheryl Mohon K ' R t A ' " 'A ,A F k 'J X Andrew Moody ., f' 0 ,ln " Q . . ,Jae M ' ' , v L ' i John Moore ' . ' V Y "' - Qtff n. M .V - f y ,, 1 Lisa Moore ,Q A , 1 N1 Wg -Q 1 X- A ' Christine Morquecho -. yy! wif ' --ir V N ,af 1 . ,A Donna Morquecho f l 5 'Q :QM 55315 gg i X L, g , X, '75 .- X M, g. ni- Q sr ' A i xy, M .rs , F 5 . ii? . .WF - , ' "'i' -in f ,, 5- " . -E A ,iw K , . -e ' i 'Q-ig! .V Y v J, A-if p ' ' . ,ff - L75 " , . g kwAxRigL..X ,. K 5 i Y fi N Y N gm ,,Va,1,, s kg px. l f , in or 5 EP ' I 5 . 9 ,Z ' - Y W A I. . 'Si . X A S5:,,gr5, ' .gf ,f v l - x Mgr .gig . - "' 'Q .,. -Q .6 , 'X 2 A F . ' 1 - . l -1- ' ff'-'15, Q -Q .df i . ... 1 ' . J + X r My l fs .Q A vi 2 1.,.!5-six 5'f24i'zff it . . "TI" ff- if L - .- . . f - 'I ' , ' f' A 5 if . ,Qi A M. .. T M J- Q- -' 8 T. '. A, I f - N Q -Y A E 1 - " cts' Q' 5 KQX X 1' - . , ' 1 ' Q ,QQ "'- H ,wif 'V ' ii f Y -'1"J?'rff - 'xr . S 184 JUNIORS . V. XL r Jill Moulton Dina Mucklow Vincent Mullican Melinda Mullins Michael Mulvihill Clio Murphy Karen Murphy Annette Murray Lisa Nannestad John Nathan Gary Nelson Gary Nelson Lee Nelson Thanh Nghiem Grady Nix Lisa Nugent Belinda Ochua Leah Olin Jeffery Olker Michael Olsker Edward Olszewski QL me A Y 1: ' . L is X N X N' Q -ff.. 1 " 5' Q " S . ii it .P ' ,y K ,Q t V N f ' l L P' ' trlt l""a+ 'S s it 1 Q J P i J Q ,QS y Rigging. .sw ra ,S Q t. , . 5 1 Q Sf K 6 giggii srQzQfiQ'i2f1 f Nancy Ong Kristen Oleson Vicki Osborn Bonnie Owens Andrea Panetta Donna Parish Connie Parovlek Marey Patten Alexander Pavlenko David Pearcy Ramona Peden Robert Pelletior Brian Peters Karen Peterson Shelly Hobert poses quickly, as a cowgirl, for the photographers. V ' ' f Q - ...Q '.: N. 'X .5 g 'K , . l 49: 5 . - Q k P RQ Q tx K A 3. g . .. . 2 ' 7 fl- ll 1 tl ,I L rs, x W, S , fl"eraf to rr , 1 an K wt N 5 x ,ax ' t. , , Q A Q X , . ss sw s t 1 3 1 Q' LE- 'm w f F 1 1 me X Qt: ,e I Q ss , E Robert Perterson Barbarah Pettett Tracy Philips Christine Phyle Marine Pinski Phillip Pippins Quince Pippins Stan Podlasek Ronald Pontius William Poorman Donna Poteet Deborah Potter Lisa Preston Dawn Price JLINIORS 185 AM? Ti Tn -- T ,wmtfs '-elgyW'4T-,T,T, k , , ,. Q ll R ' A T, -T T T 43? 1 . .. 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TT l L TTTT i is ' Jbl- , - T " T el L is TT ' R llll M -Wg T T lll l il, T 5 iw V X Camella Riccitelli Kandi Rice Colleen Richards Nancy Richardson Barbara Richie 'Sn H7 42 ' E T iiiii 'f irir T Juniors await for il - T.JT Tir: A: Nara' T T T Tl -T T ,T T llfas TT 'Fifi , 1 ia: T wa. ..,,., T if " Q i Saw TN, iT , . if Q 2 ,TA final year K ' exe: ,,, TW f - - David Prieger Gary Purcell Sheri Quill Tony Ramirez Emily Ramthun Traci Reeder Michelle Reeves Stacey Reger Paul Roggatz Carla Reid Lori Reiman Bonnie Reyes Andrea Reynolds Mark Reynolds T, 3 3' qi 'l ' 'Rh-' l' Wm T l 5 EX 2 X X 5 r X Q Lisa Rios TA ' .j 1'1 l I. . TT by - Timothy Rivera ,Y V E A 25' f M P T T-T 5 ' f ,-'X , jg- , ffg,'f:1T:T T. TT :Q 1 . ' , ' MTQA as 5-QT K li . Jza T K ,- - .T T Vyly My V ,WM K Tw f a -- ' ' fgs'Tffg5Tj gjfffffv ' -li? TT , Toni Robbins 1 T ' es sc ' T T , Tracy R0bel'fS T R ll T ll T' T T T-,,T ll Cecelia Rom 'rl D 5 Q TT i"' R T T 5 T Tk '91 "ii Eric Rosene - Q N T VAAV j I TQ, L I iT XLT Jonathan Ross X- T V -if - T T T l f H A fl'-Hynix Robert Rozum -' T T, Tf TTT ' T 11T T' fl' '-ilii' .ff 5 ,-e - X as Bill Rudolph M TTT llT X V X x W l 1 Tsil lle EE-fx TRTTT T '.c,.,ii" ' "" T elssel an K , 7? ji T Frank Ruiz V y,'. " , ll' Julie Running Ti f". T s if if Robble Sahhaff L I - ,Tw 5 Jeff Salkhed K 'i'k ' x ,T 1 K Nktf 'KTV Tw sjiguf-W' Anna Sarltamarla TR-TT,'s"l Q- A ' --TTT, 1 Theddore Sarandos , W :X Intl, im Q4 SCQU Sasek ' fi ,'i' 45 'E ylyy A ll'l Mary Schenck T fr at lala 'R - e1 ssle Joe Shled , Tf i A .T as TTT TT schleman T My is :li TT,TT TA K ,lk ZIfTflg:, .zTT:,f z TTT g,:T,TtLT girl I T- Joseph Shwartz 1 ll ,ya R l r, .Q W see l in 1 l H H cs William Shryer R nf N 5 " L ' X la f--- - A T . " l T TT T A l T, 1 TQ T 'f ffggf T f-T fi' A L T T l A'lV T- Tiff 1 . K VIAA A ,AIA A J Michael Scott T as .T Tom Sesma f. fe 5244 5 25 my T" :Tj Richard Semmens W , T. 15 "lll Z is .Tig VT . ' TQ,j T Thomas Settle T T,, it -,T ,I I ihr Lkir TT A ,av TT, VTT. K A T, K K sf Gary Sharpe el R 3 -TT- 'J Ns, g gb Ti Bill Shea ll , l- ' TT A T I Barbara Sherwood 186 JUNIORS 4 if 5, 4, .ll ff, X Q K L "' f if 5 f ll 1 to - l f F f 3, 55 Q 1 3 a ll f' l W . Robert Slagle , ,ff ll: A ' Q H pf 'N " Ht 3 if l fy Tom Sherwood ' A A Tim Short ff V ' A, Kellie Shourds W N 'R L L' Robert Shupe - ,, ,V , k:,, f Michael Sing l Ar 1 Deborah Slack it it r rr S S A t ,S roee f 'S rrer 1 Robert Slattery Brenda Slocum Y Pamela Slocum 5 , , Christina Slusser Q Kathryn Smallidge Rhonnie Smart N 'lil Cara Smith fx .. 1 Greg Smith f 5 - ,- 3 .. ,--. s SN. -. Zt. - V M X S Kelly smith .R f 1 l i 1 Logan Smith L .,:- 3 Richard Smith E' . ,. William Snead ti lv "' N Q Q... I vi'- ,-'A js Yvette Solarez 4' 'Q' t l: R at J Y fi: , A A ,JN an A I Zviw V 4 va. 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Yvonne Taylor Dianne Thacker Laurie Thompson George Titus James Travis Howard Trienen Michelle Trevino Fernando Trujillo Sherri Tucker Shannon Turner Timothy Turner April Waddell Bill Wagner Mark Wagner 7: ' I 4' e -. -. 1 J.. - f ,F at 0 lu W fr ,A f J 1 , 1 X wiv R 1 K if , E it ,f --.sv M f 'fb 'Y A 1.1 ew t w , 1. 5. 51 it pn 1- Q-as pq il A I i Q' , ..,. H 'DN ' W , r , rd W M ,E D. A I 5, , Q. . , ,, v, V. is i A Nl' Y . H -- ,f , . , " N' i K1 4 . 4 I 'I , ,, r W . s ,MA JN- , yi, X K Nix , X . "C 4.1. ' xl I A f qs,-t..,-21 . A f gk fl? 'W I ' N 'E 0 N Q 'V ,fl -V5 f , 1.3 my an K My trumps t at f J my Nui V , X Q W 2 at si' D FR .. M 101 if Dwight Waldron Molly Waltz Linda Ward Cady Ware Michelle Warren Sheila Washington Dan Wasyl Sally Watkins Linda Watman Darlene Webb Rebecca Webster Kathy Weld Daniel Wells Sandra Wells Kathy Wentzel Sedney Wesolowski LeeAnn Weyeneth Patricia Wheeler Karen Whitaker Mitzi Whitaker Pamela Whitaker Kim White Mellissa White Sherri Wilburn Darlene Willet Jeffrey Williams Jennifer Williams Leona Williams Ai., 4 Q XFN "Mmm, that 'punkin' pie tastes good." s, JUNIORS 189 . A . gi g Steven William . fi - K W i t - Scott Williams W V ' I Q: i'-' 1 'V l ' eff "x li, , . - Sharon Williams 'i "I XJ r .L V P Q' ' X - L i' .ly in :V Fred Wilson C ' - fu' i C" 1 A fg ' A , John Wilson ' X " I 'N - E.. bfif , ' ff- - Tamera Wilson ' . ' - if-f i. ki '-S fr . X Q. X . r 1 slz ., Anthony Wingfield ii t is I 1 .. sfilg ,- l' C as . ,,ii.: t ' if . .E ,f1+'fi iT' V VA .- -1f- l Q A James Wisener J N' v A W N ffaif' It v W ' . 5 Cindy Woodward X , ' 6 1, ,, "R f" 1 ' 3 ff ' A g tn' Adam wright Y, ' 3 ' - 74355 5 .,.. . Nancy Llrias . In ,N E43 I we , 1 - Q oilgf.f!f Brice unch ' K X 7 - X 1 A ff if ' Raymond Uyleman F X: xi, ' AX Jeff Valenzuela "Juniors" yeah! stand to cheer Roger VanKuren Lori VanZant Len Vest Lori Vietzen Terri Vincent William VonDehl Gloria Ybanez Kenneth Young Yvonne Young Michael Yu Wayne Yu Clifford Zepeda Victor Zoll Julie Goddard Brenda Holaday Christine Holland Jeffrey Hurley Debra Payne Robin Roels Laranda Taylor Tammy Taylor Q, 32391 ' t Bef fi. Ww- - Y ll ' 75 g ' ggiigt ..nag '.ffS?::1S'iTG5Ef 5 l 90 J U N IOR S f we r . sitie V, , , ., Y 5 l : - .t. sb s,- ga . , vu X , ,N 1, 3 ' Q Kr " X 2 WT f it 1 . . Franklin Vanderzee Richard Williams '9 1 l' 6, is 1 , .M Coach Culbertson stirs up some action during the slave sale as he auctions off the football players. Senior Retakes me Carol D. Castillo 3 Cathy E. Denning Q ii Tony C. Escobar, Jr. ,gi i fd' s . , 'A 9 IIN D .. ., " ' 13 yj Ramona L. Flores ' i Ernie D. Moreno 1 L 1' - Q - 'hr' Shauna Newmeyer Florence L. Vasbinder Brenda Hammonds wonders who her master will be while she is being auctioned off on slave day. ,iiqf 1' 4 M Dennis Gibbons, Mike Gadbery, Tim Perkins and Phil Hernandez gather at the quad on slave day. Brenda Lehman and Nikki Sutphin, seniors, participate in the school production of Rashomon. SENIOR RETAKES l9l Eddie Amavisca leads Class of '83' f ii 4,1 if L Paige DeHart, Sec. Treasurer, Eddie Amavisca, President, Julie Blackshire, Vice Pres. This year's Sophomore Class was led by president Eddie Amavisca. Vice President was Julie Blackshire and Sec- retary Treasurer, Paige DeHart. The three senators were Terry Pfeifer, Susie Sandvig, and Robert Hallada. To raise money, they held activities such as T-shirt sales, car washes, and bake sales. The money was used to sponsor the Prom, class reunion, and for a gift at graduation. The Sophomore Class has learned much since that first year at Alhambra High School. They are older, wiser, and have finally learned their way around the school. WP" Qu- x ,H Y wi' Robert Hallada, Suzie Sandvig, Terry Pfeifer, are Sophomore class senate. A-H-5 U00 79009365 at the Alhambra Homecoming assembly- l92 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS, SENATE Tony Abalos Isaac Aguirre AE David Alcantar J ,V Marianne Aldridge A i,,l gig A A Kim Allen A Mark Allen 'A Pamela Allen 5 T WL T D -li if ' 71 ' A ' Q l JJ, V , V ,Q 5 , fy, A " , Qi ' ,Arif ,v A V L, fr: In ? AA I 1 ' K ' .:fil'- 'fy F 1, ,J , Q GM, ,g . J J ga ,ZA HQ' 5- if A VXA J Afsist EJ X A .raf- if J -J ,-ge ,J get Ki V Two M . 1.,JJJ, , le lt Y J' M' 5 E. 1 3 5 ,,r, ,J Q , W' " ,W T f J f ix It f A f"'A i A ' A Q fag , , 1 , 5 do n two to go l,,gpK-we J W, ,- ig' fs A ,Q A 4 f ,Q .JR J ,,,A, A A., f5'iAw AJ if N, 1 ,,,i A ii? at K ALJ 'A J: tr' - Q: M. gg? . " T .1,.1,,r: , , laz- j, gmt, .,4,,JJmJJ,,JH PM ffm 6 if gf l l J, ' r limp , f ir rf Fi J 4 M lo' i , J J, 4 'mf ,+L N. Terri Allen Eddie Amavisca Gloria Anderson Robert Anderson Marcella Artalejo Sylvia Arvizu Joseph Asher A, A A A TA A ii"' U - 1 -Q i"i ' A'A'aiif'i J - Paul Ashton J, .3 J I ,i"+fArsi!f?'m 3' 'J ALJ N Manuel Ayala , Vw . T MM in W Ii, 6 f VN V J K r 3 I Theresa Avila , JE Daniel Bagley if -, : ,f--' .J my-A A' -. 'gdfgiv A 1: V ,-r' -lf' f V' J .W wr A' a T' A? Fred Babbitt ,,': A A4 J 2' ' .-., aw, 1 1 5 Viir WV J ua, yu V W, Gary Baggett , f ' X ll ' l ,J K llii' V ,ahve ffiifl Janine Bailey in 2 T if, .J 1 r I 'gf 3 f-A ,, ' 11 H ,, J A ' ' Y ,"f2!1il15Y Ibn, r afriill' Jodie Baker J J JA J J Dan Bamrick ,J J KY its if 'A 'W Ju: 3 Paul Banke ,, ,,,. T A J Wiz f"l jf M rrr J r. f ,Xt ff! ,r J, J j 9 . J , ' ' Charlene Barbano JL 'A " A' ' ,. Ag Jf Ronda Barrett .J 'J .,,, V 'A Neil Bane V A is XJ '4 - 13 ' W, J . J T .awe ,J Y B. T Kim Bechtold A .,,J ex! b,,,J J ,, -Q, ii A 5 Jyf in If ,-, g Nancy Beck 5 ,, f' V , 'f-1 'M , tees, ,J,' ' 'A Gregory Bedore X f jg A ' S5 V asf David Beebe " .V -A if ,- ii 1-, J ,,- f-, T' ' Sammy Beraf A' , A A A "" "' Brad Bennett A X' f' i..' Miashawn Bentley .H H , Jw A - - , - A ll' A , 'WM Brian Bingham v ,Q ' A W' t J lr ,, ln, Q .,, i5Y,i',! F, 5 N 'A 1':'f'?'5sSx J, it V A in 'A ' , .J J J fr , H J -A ge ' J' , M , .J 1' Julie Blackshrre , ' Sheri Blanton J " T J I Sed Blochbelgef AJJJJJQ, ,fl , LJ "l" ,A J f a,,, Wig, J J yVJ-m QV, JA Neal Bloom ?QQi'lA' J' ii - ' V' li' A 112: 'll , A J ,I A Kathleen Bloyed JJ, E J, .--' 1 '-11l , A J.,' A ,ar .J J. f A ir 32, y A AJJJTJJ, Suzanne Bogen A A J H A fif 1 A Corrine Boldman - 'Auf .,,J. , F A A ,J J JTBB, A, 5 1' Kelli Bonham A J Q ' Alison Bowler A P A: A ' .' f A i1ifflAf'211l 'iii H JJ J A Ai - f , A T t,J,,,J A J JJ if lfsl A JJ , A Em?" S'adbu'y iff' A A AA J - A ' 51 .,f, l'7f A enms ranaman J A J BTJA , J ' Paul Brandon J- -h.l1xiZ'.,a.,f ' A ft 15112 -1 sf! AA " AA'A A ' Aff' " A. A' . 'J5fi'gi: igjf5i. J 5: f ffm' + , i QF " Aw JAA' Tom Brazlll ffifibgnfi ' -'Z-A - ' 1 g ' W 1' 1aJrlJk.f- ,JJ Ki Y f . K 0' SOPHOMORES 193 W' Curtis Burt Micki Burt Dawn Bushore Geri Burton Jimmy Butinski Virginia Butler Ron Byrum Sandford Caime Anthony Calderon Richard Calhoun Julie Camargo Carla Canter Cathryn Cappella Diana Carey ,, .e at k 1 38:5 2. 1 fl .. Q. l ., ,M , V . MPIFU- X.. i B , ., . 194 SOPHOMORES Wi .tw in ewlgf 7'li 2432 - 'L A ' 'V Z A V George Breshears QT - W llgigikv 5 ,nm Q :Aw M Q Doug Bretall i i 'R F' B " Cathy Britt 5 - QA T ff 1: X Lisa Brizzee 2 . A Q. l X K ' ' V I N' Scott Brooksby - I ig? ' Barry Brown ' in Q ' C- A m 1,21 Doug Brown ,f"""l X ? l- . M Q ini' Q f Eric Brown 7 A Duane Browning ff' E V Rick Brunsberg N 'fl , Q--" Denise Bryant f - 1 1 Bruce Burcky f' . ' ' Christine Burns V Eric Burns iilt I ,vimugk ml t .1 W xt ,. - L l , 5 B if l , f Q . K I t,, 'V " I ,F 'X Y fra NJ' an - 42"- 'B I Q. gf 4 i ' me ti-2,4 M.l 'g...f cs x- ' , f' K X A '- - 1-J l 'W -',k sw fs' ' is-v"'l re C , ,l , ,t - all ' l ' 3 I 'l' K Q R ' V Q y A A . 'l A A I . 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W, ' rs N4 Qs, 1 K I V if .4 1+ it -t Q ,4- C f Mike Christopher Christopher Cirocco Patricia Clark Vivian Clugston Carol Coddington Charles Cole lvy Colligan Philip Comon Amy Conarroe Danette Cook Frank Coons Greg Cooper Daniel Cortes Kellie Corum Cheryl Deloera Dale DeLong Cherry Dempsey Wayne Deaton Steven Deluna Thomas Denning Donna Denny Paige DeHart Debbie Dewald Diane Dominguez Wendy Doolittle Dorosky Risk Russell Douglas SOPHOMORES 195 Tumar Dryden Timothy Dugan James Dunn John Dunn Michael Dunn Pauline Duran Rae Earle Steven Earley Peggy Eckard Angela Ellis Elt Heather David Erhardt Veronica Esquivel Jimmy Escobar JavJJ:J QJJJJJ ,Jag-JL was J A If J nJ5JJs, 'it' 1' JJ J f i? 5 , J , , ', J J JJ, I ,. LM. . bfi J J' ,,-, 427 ' s,JJJailxx J JJ ,,.. J ,rrii nr" J J . L J Aj h If-"" Q. f KJ J " P' J J - e" JJ - J JJ J J J EJJGJJJJJJJ VJ .khy E37 J X J I I E Jfzz v- J J- J J -i '1 .... J 242 W J JJ ' ' ' fs? I- :g i f J J J1 J Si' - H ,Z ' ,lizvfqgv J J J Q :I J :Z N J? 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S Joey Escobar Darrell Estes Kurt Feid Allisen Fernandez Bruce Field Ana Figueroa Gary Fineburg Helen Fisher Ken Flynn Greg Forstie Eric Foster Michaelle Freeman Kimberly Fry Paula Fryman Pauline Gutierrez John Guerrero Jeffrey Grover Barry Grossenbacher Michelle Grills Karen Grive Robert Greff Tina Greene Kara Greely Timothy Greeley Deborah Graves Susan Grapentine Diedre Graham Julene Grace P if f if J 'i' JJ Jtri J J 'f-iiJ iiil J ' M J -' YA A Jr -JJ.JJ JJ' JJJJJJQ , 'J -JJ J JJJJ JJ lrsl J 2 J JJ., 1 J ' 'QJ' Hzff .5 - lr N new :V Vrk HM' - JJ!" 'K' 'ii -' " JJ ' ' " J K J if y J 12 " J J 'ii E Elk 3 5 J,JJJ J az A 1 J J H J J 0 J 5 , J J 1 "'lir 1 ' ' ' ' J' JJ J fkrr J J J 1 ' J J 4J,."'J J ' YJ? 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Ji' i ,JJ:JJLzJJ: if t A' Eugenia Ghigo Michael Ghigo Michael Giacolone Dodi Gibbons Julee Gibbons Byron Gilliland Robert Glisan t ?G fill? -:sift " Wflffffwl . i V -lfv ...fp- Gt ff G.,,N im., , 5-. t,' Sophomores sponsors after game dance 3' ' in 'li feifff 'e 'J G V ii, ' gi - it' ' 'Vi G in ' V' G Q V A John Glosser ' ' i ' ,t V V V Scot Goernitz 'G' Perry Goforth 1 V , -Y A , T Heide Gonzales . "'- GG - "il G, fl, Jane Goodwin A H ' f l Brian Gorce aG Alissa Haenel G .X EG 73 M G G ,il V -1 i 7 V ' is Gm . t '-V 6 V A VV ,Gi G V V N G VV Robert Hallada Q M V A Vw, ll K: 'Qt 5 V G' G G V Allen Halling V""zG ff' 5 VV G, . l ii 1 'll V l G' V it y Theresa Halverson xi ' 1 9 , L il ' Vi V1 ' ' ' ' V V -X i G 'M' Stephen Hamman ,YT BMV' " ' l 4 - '- G Y, - Paul Hangartner -G G 2 i GGGG5 G G , , ' -Ii - Debbie Hanner , .sim '-ff- I . V 5, rw f, G Q, 'AW V V V , V L 'LQ , V g mga W, . V V 7 0 XXV E! V5 V4 'Va I ix V - W VV .44 VGVVV it Vi! Vj, Tammle Haralson G X K . lllls, ,le G ario G V Aaron Harding V f Gssi x T -A ,G V G Phillip Harmon l'Wll' ' V, V ' A ' " 'QV' my 11 ' . E Valerie Hartley 'S 1' ,,:- W in ., fl 'P' N' 'Q " A Q' " 7- A Alf" G Eric Hasenberg I A ' 'Q Y- - I G .,fGf:. 'll' 'f Joseph Havlik G, WV 'Q q iff-ll' V ,GV V GG Lee Hayes VV V, Aikk V VG GV VV, ,G X V k,y, V V , Ruth Hayes , ' '3-MGE., A ' ' 3, , ,ff Z 7 351 5 . 1 1 lf fl ' . . I -is V 'L G N A ,Q Qs, G Kristin Heath V V GA rg V G A - f .'i'bQm f'ijfV-V 4 JV Kim Hemmingx V V f 1' I M H5 g VV l' VW, 'V 9' Tonyia emmmg A 5'0" ' V KG ' . f' Y ' ' " at "' A 1 iv- Z Wesley Hemphill L J' ' - lay? '5 'F GQ r VV, V Linda Henrickson " fV 4 G ,, V ' - Y Travis Henry A N ' A T A Y VV A ' V X Greg Hernandez ix - G ff! G V G X G. V , J, 552 LG . -Q V G . V G1 ' GV 5 - ,y" ,HN ,V,,' sg M Q. 5 X A X V V V VV l if: -1 in VV VV! V: GVVV VV V- g VIP, mt- wg .Ar 1 V -. 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WW ,, ' Louie Jacobs 1+ ' Robert Jacobson -'ix V, Fi fl . ,, ,f l if 'ff ,FR A' v W .V A as vs 7 , , 49 Phyllis James Rodney Jargon Edward Jett Carl Johnson , ,V V1 f.,V1gVy tg V V V V V ,, V .V X i 0 ,f ' - ' A J f ,J K K . J H I VVLV lr ,L A ' "" "li N' V ' ' ' Deborah Johnson - - I 35 4 5 A Q - Michelle Johnson r V V . g Richard Johnson Vr VIVV, c x . W my N. - , 1 1 'Q ' M 'W " , ., ' A gf. MVA Scott Johnson j' ."'. 'V V, Kieth Jones V Q , Q It 1 f" Lance Jones ...ggi K' Shanna Jones 4",,g"' V if Steven Jones ' Q ' 'V LR' Shelley Jordan " " h f 1 , Scott June K 1 X I Brenda Kading V Q ,V 'A Rebecca Kane ,X ERR V "' . , I V Melinda Kearny .Vw X, V l ' V l VW of V W H ik' ' Stuart Kelly 'Q' vf V Brenda Kennedy ' V 'W' V "' V , ,V , Margaret Keown V A 'Q 2- gf John Kidd i iiyy V4 Q Q 17 J Erwin King L' - , ,, X? f A , ' , , f vi., ., VV V V ,V 198 SOPHGMORES i' gf ' t ,. W , A NV. ' ,cf 1 g,".f.'t' A I I , A .3 1 t, ,V , J falki J -Q.. nf . M J , X ' o J, lk 40- Rhonda Horner Debra Hovey Jamie Howard Rhonda Howard Shawn Howard Vera Howerton Kelli Hoyt Kathleen Hurlburt Michael Hutchinson Karen Ingram Oscar Irish Joseph Ivenz Amy Jackson Carol Jacobs Sophomores crave "Gorilla fever" at the Phoenix Suns benefit assembly V ef V - '- , M, 72' fu , Kfg lava -,.g 3 V A A i .1 pf that aaa its X ff' 3,5 t lox' A Q K , f 'i5'1'yl .52 fix Q :Ja X' 'iii N V, ,1 1 at . N . EQS- 7 '- .-X Fx' l flif' l"ll A 'A ni ,if , eV, eQV 6 , XXLV 5 , i Annette Kisner Kelley Knight Sandra Koressel Michell Kowren Brian Kozak Robert Kramer Danny Kronz ffl.. " TI"f.-'?"f""'-'U' "ff" Q2 fb l lla g Z i li ? , 111 E li i ND' , l y v 4 'S' l "l I Z . AQLQ ff f , .fi A W X lf' i f ttt 'J' l 33?- C, ttt f i ' QQZSVMI ll g " P l I ,u ' 5, 3 ff-'L lm M H ' - H - it - ff Involvement, spirit become '- an f4xfu .- t . .gs 1737 'J' 4 l , .ia . -1- ? Sophs' goals H 5 . t - ' , Mary Sue Kwiecien A r ,W 1 an .J ' ' V ' Nat LaCalber M V til" ' lg H' W' ' '1 Lorene Landreth -l ,M . V K' -W ' " n 311, ll r. ' lj f , gy Michele Lanman A ' X C' Q V X' 'V ' Debra Lebron I Laurie Levander fa -..-V Q ,r ' JB ' M- C3 - 1 Antony Loo Cindy Looper Brenda Lopez Edward Lopez Helen Lose Frank Lujan Angela Luk Paula Luper James Lutz Duane Lyons James Lynch Jon MacDonald Robert Macky Kristine Maggard N54 4 at fr, gpg-31, 3' Mike Levengood Zi-x 'i tt, r L x , , ,-'T' l l' Qs Q L t r L -H Q ' Charles Levinson , -, '-gg 1' If , A 'i eras . . W., i A , .L Daniel Levinson ' Kyyy N ' L93 . ' M Mark Lewis - '? f ,W 1 'N Jon Lindsay i , v Douglas Link - K J Q ' v V if -u Dorothy Lizarraga . K fi' A ' Christine Long . f , 1.3 S' 1 L - 4 .4 , 1? V ...of 4 "' A 'B A L . rs ,. I Q as 1 C 7 "Z '- ' ' .- .ly fnavr-A 'Q o J' , ,' I wk ,, ,, .- r . v el ral ,as -. 1 5, - ,W fl ' ' fr' . -. .- 1. if , .5 if ' " H A E, l lt 1 K K M ,,,, . N' " A ff. A 1 JL is ss" itnt A ,. ' ' vw if tg 1 X 1 I TA .Hs sp , X ,, , S 'L 5 M g it f 11 t Ng ll - ' 4 V 1 W - it if niii L L it . L mm Magnem . ga xi V . T fs - ' ,V g Michael Magnolo , ' " ' H 4' A :L . , ' 4,-'Ihr Renee Mahan ,pig p 1 gg E , r 1.- p 1 Kathy Mahr , 1 . jf, A Q5 K, W V if I 5 Amy Maliner fii , iii V 4 . Y' f ' ,A Roni Mallory A A ly fflzgll - Duane Manager . A N 2 A K. 5 QQ? V . ig i n K m ' , f .L 1 it 2 ' Paul Mancuso j V ' ' ,. , JffM' X .3 AJ., e anies as Q C x 'wtf David Mann , C L ' Nlii L n iii GUY Manning K X5 Gary Manuel , K A Elaine Mar ,X . X SOPHOMORES 199 Salomon Marez Greg Mark Jennifer Marshall Roy Marshall Alvaro Martinez Kathleen Martinez William Martz Bryan Maser Lisa Mason Ronald Masters Martin Mathis Joseph Matoskey Alan Matsumoto Eric Maudsley W-s'i"W' wp .. is A., Z 2 gi ,,.., ,R 5 5 1 3 ar lr 'HES ,"'i,"'Q i., M' ga .. , J 3 his .i R' f ,S Q- VV I ' 3' 1' V A IIQ 1' .NV fri' . -3' .: N ! if Q lf' IVV' Y Stephen Mayberry Todd Mays Deborah McCants Kathy McCarty Mark McComb Laurie McCormick David McCuc Alan McCully Martin McDowell Sandra McGrady Dorothy McGrath Seam McHenry Sara McKinney Barry McMeen Michael McNabb Iris Mears Richard Meek Charles Meeks Carlos Mena Lisa Mennuti Enrique Mercado I Q" e' :sf A z tt. V V ,IJ g , ' x sv A .4 .3-A 'ffm ' . V ,,--VV Vi V W 'al i , is ' - We ., ' "' . x sr' . 15 gy 4 fi A in V, M, "W f V . I I "f Y : 4 i - V v - - . ' . x X 'f"f -4 f X A V. e in 'Y' ' A l - 'Xi W- g, , f l ali' i f , V Ayvx V HV ,I P? ,L l 1 l VV Q 59. .. , M V VV -w rr f H at A V ,V V J, V. i VV , V Vi 1, V A V ns 43, VV a-a tele ,L or aiM 1' rt ' . X ' s r Q r ' if V i Q ll' ' xi , , ri 0 if .Ae - , elif flu - - -,T'1ilf'? ' was D, F ai s H aie get w- M is t "mr ' , 4' , . My L r A 'li 7 . 1 .ff ' f . V A .1 H A 4, 1 S ' 'Y V ai E ' V 'in'- 4: V if iff' , Q 7 V VL B . R 1' , . ff ri t ' . 'r' se- .1 1 V , M rs e s . T - L X "f r r ff? Q. ' or 'ff it ' if ' ' E , 1 g' 'K v f nil" ifig. , A Vi i Mike Mercer 9 V jjVVVV:?g 35V V, . ,, V Ta i Daron Messerli V 'A V 121.1 T 5 4 V A Christina Meyer W iw 'A M Fern Millard ,1 1 f lli iii A 1 Q .V Diane Miller , 9 5 i ' 'V Lisa Miller f 5 'MMM x fs. A Woodrow Miller " 'X LXR' yf ' V ,. .I W. 1 f ' .4041 ' 'i I " fl ',,L Q-42-ifilfw . I - ,.., ., V V Anita Mitchell Q 1 V viii ' - Rusty Mogler in , A 1 V V Authur Molina rw' I M p af' Kevin Monaghan 1 K A Q - ' Joe Montez it ' if ' ' , ig stacy Moorefield r ri" r I t V Terry Morrison , sf i - N ,ref ,fs -, iiillf' I 200 SOPHOMORES Collin Muller Robin Mullings Melanie Murdock Russell Myers Robert Nanny Linda Neely Paul Negri ha .Ki ri Q ' gy sf K, 1 3 X lb, , .MA W '- ' -aff 4' -as-, -' l'le1 L. l LM l r, ,e.7. J I 5 H -...J Sophomores say "we're rowd " ,J . at , . L in 5' , .. 4 N A if - ll - 'fi W . A-- , 'XX 4 ,s ',.i' wt K 3' ,FI lf- l!l2lx'Jvl '57, . M L , , 1- ' an sv. Y ' ' l 1 . - Q, ,VA Q5 ji A yd I ,W,, , A ,Q k t , f r - 'il' it aff' Ginger Osborn David Overman Elizabeth Owens Leann Owens Mark Owens Lisa Pacheco Terri Padilla Darron Palmer Fred Pamer Doug Parker Cindy Patrick Samantha Patterson Jeffrey Paul Eric Paulson A . l , i x . r ey 4' ,Q M 1' 'Yf A 1+ i A 1 .- 4 .sf N ' -lm -.. R .L ,... l .1-V , . 4A T Xungv In 0 v"? Q. . . ,.f' .' My Q.. U ,,,. Q' 1 ,4 " l ,Q . ,M- 1 X '1- ,ffl If F 4 - 7.2 ',. , l QM" , L M1 Q I, ,fy-,I 4 ,, ., W , bf ,es ' ,, . .. 1 x " 'H . M. XX l,,l P fi' Kurt Neithercutt ,W ,. Michael Nevitt W' ' Q Melvin Ney 5' x 4 Dai Ngheim 6 Tina Nichols A Kelly Niehuis Rina Hokes tfftsfnv ,. 5 , V John North it i b Brenda Norton S Tl i Melissa Ogle Lynne O'Meara 4 Katie O'Neal Doris Olsen ' Gregory Osborn rv l 1 , . , J ., ,, .. I in tn ,,4. 1- 4- - 1 i 'kit' A it tif' t ' ,X v PM f .1 A r ,-v We ,A5 L ' 1 J Leslie Paulus ,fha A- Z L. A .y ,. Rebekah Peeples gl "2-K' V ip, Michael Peni ii? be '11, ., J, Staci Penrose Donna Perez n It Z. 2 Jerry Perry vt X ,,,, :tj b l. Kathy Perryman s. 3f21Rf5ts"mr Patricia Peterson ty 4, ' ,,, Terry Pfeifer J I Evene Phillips Elf' , James Pickard ls, , Tracy Pierce -W? E N Kathy Pierce ' ' P 1 Rex Porter x Q l WT l SOPHOMORES 201 'pq 55 E J I7 e Q . il ,J .Y i q. R f ' ? 43' J hi' - 1 ' rg S S . JM ' Q . 32 . 'Y' 0 fi -aw Y M3 Z , 71: tg fi' . J EJ 'H F, Vi, f. . , J J .,,, H ' sy J " Lina" .J -1 ', i '11' fl Santos Rodriguez Christy Rogers Billie Rogers Tammy Rogers Jo Ramero John Romero Audrey Rood Carol Rose James Rosenau Ti Vine Ross Richard Royer Robert Russell David Ryan Bryon Ryon 202 SOPHOMORES 'K X ,igsif f J, I 3 1' J if I Deborah Purva 3 J W ' J, ,W iyfv , 2, Joe Raffuse Q V ' f L," J ' Tim Ramey E NJ 'Li I Monica Ramos 3 1 A ,ggi 4 f' f fik i t Jonathon Rankhorn ' jr , f Roland Ratliff ' F Margaret Reed v., .r ' l . 01555 1-sl William Riale John Richards Doreen Rick Patty Robertson E J? J y y J? J Jaqueiine Reina: 5 ,MJ X J 21 J ' 'f'-i i i-Q K,-at ' A Dale Rennells sg' A-" 6 gig 4. " J I l , .aa -Q 'M .A A ai, Dean Rennells .gg V' QJX, Xi! ' Q A sy J Mike Retllef wM+J swf sm-it lse RRJ r'i fJ' Tmwm Je J J s y f J .f if J q f A, Jin Rhodes fx f A - A ' Jggtqgx J Louis Rhoades ffm? 1ifQ:,,fLi5i im-2231 ix-Iwi: In J4 Jeffrey Rice 47 , K x. W . at A Ji gg' Steven Richter ' 'Z ' J J as a " - I l 2' is Ezejuek Rios x 1? fl ,Ji t, Richard Rodriquez "' X, Q ,lg J 4: fl Sandy McGrady learns how to use a skateboard "the hard way," ,VJ A J -, x Y , I K, it wx i 'lxfw W' 'Q -. 5' J A if . is my J J is t J- '-,, i 1 A - J W W" i K, I 5 LL? I JK Jro 'B vi? X 5' ,J 'T J 'W' W i' r ' J Q Ji, lea JJ JJf tfJ i Q-f R pt, 14 I X L'..'x, 2 J J , I, K V In I - l ' J, f -' , l' . A M 7 J A 5 i X sl' lv 11 JJ - I mx 'Q ' V, ' rig R J' l 9 J .J if L' A as 1 Af' Y JA V ,L W" - in J g 3 .J J, ',,. ,MJ in lg, - ' , 3 b, -1' 'A ivy' 'I' ' ,JJf ffikir I V K M MV: 'sw ii: f - W A f R - ' i M ' -J ,JJ 1:2 ' -K 15,55 'ff J- ,ig ' JJ31 J ss,-: J , xi 5, in X f J, :Ji fx . if A f Daniel Sajzewicz Brenda Salem Benny Salinas Paula Sanchez Annette Sanders Barry Sanders Brenda Sandvig :mv U. ,LN Ni. l f A E' f t V ri r J f ere in it A ' J 1 t fi E .43 .4-Q, .gf 3 L 9 r f V A . M., f kggrj I1' lx -Q Q K' it i V 'lift K A .. L "1f. LV 7 A'-'. s, .1 VL,..z K I i fi . . 3 :Q X 7 1 3' X X Sophs gain confidence tackling year two fn. SP4 .A gg? 1? J V Tw, JJ V' Kathryn Sarandon , :QW I... M V M 5 Amanda Schade A 'A 0 ,,, ,. FL. ,, , Brenda Schallert V Q il' ' ' - V , V-' tix -ff LV James Schettler Y L " A V Sl H-' Sherri Scholl J' AA W ' , ' A Paula Schneider J -- A v Eric Schuh , f 1'v ' 5 153' A K -, i 4 as ,grim my 1V 1 V .. fu W Ai. A gut: ' tn' ' im.. .w 4V,,,-- ay ki - ' 1 aj' A . ' Patricia Schulz F' 4 A V A 74 A Vgggq.. "Lf Christine Schuler ' . . X V A t 12' A U V Arlene Sciorilli ' " " " 'c I, RV ' " , ' V A Heidi Sclederer J' ' - 'iff iw f - A Patrick Scott I T ' I .Vx,f,l K . X43 t ' VY i John scan V V ' Y Steve Searcy li " i if ' Alice Serrato fl' V, - Vie V N - Sandra Sesma '-- , if-5 -, V ' , ' TN, V, Terry Settle , vi Q l 1,V A. V Sheryl Shapiro A ' " ' ' 1' rf Donna Sharkey !,, V V , gt f 'TV A i . . 1 Michelle Sharpe iii" V. ' '-.i1'i"i . fXt V , . 'V ' 41' A - -I 'fm Russell Shrum , 5 iq Q " ' l 4 ii ' ,li ' Y , fx A A542 ' J A ' A 'Q 1 ' 1 . if fgfiff af A A A ' " A - Q. ' W is N Mark Sigety it i s . - ' , V ,I . 33' Tracey Iattery m '-- :N j 32 L' . VV iw M LV V yi, 'A Jeffery Smamdge K ,wg I I l I L i t r ,-Q ...AV in in .w V A John smith ' in f-34? so A We ,V gf iq, V A V Jon Smith -3 vm Q .V . - .5 '77 K M A X ft Lorelle Smith A " "' NX .- 2 . A N K Rhonda Smock 4 A A I f . Kx iff--11'l'v,' ' ff' Q' Z ' i L,,,,p'!i , 4 .XXX Fr L. 5' 1 'Q V zi.. , A lAVA , 1. fy Wk? A b ti gs--.flaw f' A A V, - .V' A X Jon Snodgras 'Z gyhfzif-1-X. :V I i , ,, ' P t iv Richard Stanten . '. A I Q I J ' '5 335 ,V ' A John Stephenson " - . 1 ' A . A V V gif L, "i' ' '1 iz' ' favs," Lisa Steele 5 th ' A 51 f V 'W 5' ,. ' VA 1' L' Curtis Stevens 2 A ix V 'ef ig ' , 4, 4 A X l Q N ,V 4- S 3 , 5 A,,, ' Lynn Stevens 4 . 5 figg, T' ff! f A A r to . it UH 73 Greg Sfewaff fm! 1 r r Y 2' W 'Xlxy 7-VA ' X N A 4,-'aaa' ,...-f Mil' j'f5ifW'l ' A V. , V, VW A U V V V' -- V Eugene Stiernem ., ' V ' ilu g ' , " O ' y James Still "Q ' we ' "'2'LNf.' A 'f gf Arnold sziner ' ' .V or A J -wf A ig M Ricky Stine' i' V , f .it 1 - .N Q 5 1 Pamela Stone .7 ..,,- xi, . It f K V f-1' ' .5 'S i , . it X SOPHOMORES 203 9 1 if s . 5 ' in K k?'f ,,, . 'V V "X' Robert Strunk V V ' I fi 2 V- Colleen Slade ' 'S Greg Slankard Q T at ,ws "iii , ' - ' a t AW'4ui . e,,, lim 1 LeviSl21UQhtef 'Z' Q" H M? .,,, ' r Janelle Spaugh ff" V- ff Nanc Soloman J - if fl 3' :l t y ' v W :ff IVI: -:4, ,V V' V . 15 it .:., Q Iy. f ' ll, .43 ""' '1 V' Tyra Sommer in It f ' 1 ,L Robert Souder Qc Y' ,W ,ii George Sowers M "", 4 ,gf ,- 1, I refllllf ,." I -R-his ' W1 V LW , I 'I' ff 45 1' fMffu'l'vq V' Robert Snelling 1 1 .f ,. Jeff souders ' r " U ,J Curtis Svitak Debbie Hanner, first majorette, helps lead the band at the halftime show Robert Sybrant V 5, Lance Tang gg l'ii .5 it ,,iss f ' ' my ' ' Jacquelyn Taylor im i ,fx A 'L if A ww? .-X N Y Kevin Taylor A , ,Hy A-Vi, W 1 j P . it, -- 'F U1 'fi A ' W 'S' - K'- Tracy Taylor :lj I gyzzzg T M A K . Henry Tavison lil 'l'il l"' H A lx 5 -,Q lt ' Marjorie Teapole S V l A 4 ,QQ A ' N ggi Y X' ' ,, lxfsgfgfy' . 'ry Q e i ii T an Heidi Terry f ll , bfi , V V, S' 'ff' , Brian Thiffault A f f ' J Charles Thomas ,wr V g i V H 1 g if 3.,3f,r,,. Dana Thomas . ' 5 5 - f- - if ,fx t'i"l 'A , , ,tie , ' Q' Kim Thompson , if llll 7' - QL ' K' W-.WW .15 A ,T 2 Q Q Mark Thompson f ,:e'll V! """ M S Raymond Thomas I SN if A my A A 'A '55 ' " Q "l' .f izgwkll f ff if 4 2 iid" T W srtrr fe' V ' I ' Steven Thornton 4 ,A ' I mi. 'mn , M 5 A- I elf? - . 1 A Robert Topolewiski ' T, 4 A uw' ' 2' A , , ' at ,fl r Irene Torres ., f as ri,iV ll, 'S ' A it Rick Torres 77 T stiir J I Jayme LI 4 , , - rw YV E X g Q Nicholas Truog ef"" , f, llss rtt s' 'L ' ll' f f- "ln 2 W f f if it , , , . ' 3, , i ' ' LV ,H fi K , A " ', V .fl T .. Ln. zggg KL I . U E , gi , ,im ,V i 1:4 S.. ,1 q 5 fiffs , ,,,. V' Q H., ,gh T Q , E y 5 I SQ f i 59" ll my-.w:,1. , 1 fiiiliin, ,+V ,Q , 1f'U'1i, 1 1, 'V ' I K . ' 1 ft! . '1 l' 5' -"-'- X :QW ' " 4 - L 1 if 9 1 - -f fs ,f I 204 SOPHOMORES Dean Trostle Tina Trott Jana Troup Sampson Tsoi Tracy Turner Deborah Vaughn Jose Valencia Elaine Vander Linden Steve Van Note Jon Vasquez Norma Vejar Julie Vesey Deddie Villasenor Jerry Von Gries :X ig- A W., . l Z pg' Q Bat, l 1- 33 'X '53 A 3 .. ,. I 49? ,- -lc 1 N' f 'nf . ,,,,. ,,,,5 .' , Ny, , A 'vat' 'ff 5 Et TK 'I v an '51-af I 1 W X l Sophomores graduate to penny pitching .,. er: ,W 1 Y QQ? , fi . V A A L. Scott Vosgier E V' l 'Y Q V V 0 V gg. Q V gh: Ra,-,gy Wacker M 'Q V lv- . f 3, H 1 Pauline Waddle gk 4" ',, '--- A lf, ' xg L , JL 'i John Wagner I X17 x M A 'll M, f ',..,.h, 1 .1 ,,... f I ' 'Lisa Wagga' ,4 x . I .4 lk X 1 in 3 3 5 -lt ,-1 gl . 4 ' fx. 13 ' Stefan Wallace f' 'V , ,512 v". ,- L' J 1 , f' v xx ' l .ff Woolf . 9 V12 if: ,mf lui . Qi W ll ll l W 1 1' ,,1, . if .sg 513 . yy Rochelle Wallace re 'ga f X J, ' V! Sean Wardrope 2 ' if ,gr 4, "' "' Michelle Warren. fl ff -45 . A 7 l A QQ If Jerry Watson ' , . .M , ,f ' l S " N 1' yi ' , 3 wg it ta' , " .Z All 3' V ,i Mark Watts fl , 'W . ' M1 K,.!:fjg-.551 mu .. V Wendy Weatherman ff' , N A jfgj -'.' i .'i ','QfgA,Q' if Q Katherine Werking Q in A -lk . Q5 Ta: X , K J lr .53 V r wif. il Qi. .l 5 1 '3 he L IL. Joseph Wheatley Kenneth White ' ' - I Angela Whittington 'av 1- -, 4 " K 'G' Kieth Wilder J l l. J, J " 'X Q5 Mitchell Wiley M ' ' Fi X if J 'J ' yy Lori Wilkerson 'lf' ' 3 lx 'ii't l Andri Willette ' J V f W 3 A . , Billy Williams f e l " Carrington Williams ,W lr I ' fl Troy William f'f,a'1.f " is J' , p , yy . f p 1+ if David Wright ':':"'Ig KY J ' 3 bi . l.fN""'l- ,,,.ff. David Wright le X 'dyi J' My I J J - ' tv- Terri Yates fig 11 it' ,L ,, .Q W . Q rt, Joseph Yenkala A I I . 5 H A ' V Steven Young N. ' V ri' .. -f E J ff Y .gn 4. lf.: .. , , . ,, 4. 3, ' g li - , V J e OUHQ g' 1 . Q , t , . 2 .1 1 Wah Yuen ,Q ', W-Z: ,' ' "1" . -.S ' Sean Zbranek N ' V A 2Yf , ' ': Richard Ziegler - I i 'N In D tx .A W -,EH Cindy Zetterlof Y 2 fat . l ' A l 039, -I V -' l ' Ll ' 1 l I F' 'Ili ' , ,l ' SOPHOMORES 205 5 fi N '15 A. he ' L S E, s M' if ,msn .,.,..r" Greg Bedore blows his trumpet while having a pep rally in the quad. 206 SOPHOMORES ii y 5 , 'W ,. ..... ., 5 s X . xx - E - it ' a-:fm ', ?7i5,fi'f 4,141 at Representing the Sophomore class, Dorothy Lizzarraga attempts to construct a sand castle blindfolded A future freshman gets his share of the Lion Pride. x The band goes on a slide, along with the trombones. i Q 5 N rx. WF' Q Freshmen and sophomore classes go to the "Land of Oz at Homecoming." SOPHOMORES 207 The crowd awaits expectantly as lunchtime activities begin in the quad. ff wi A l isa e iii t ff, f " fail ' ' V -K ,4 ,V 7, - , f , I r V I , V: I .ff--' ,imgg 'i" i "i ?u4"j ff l ,,i Yi f ,ya , 35.5411 ' . I n ' " "2-,. f 1 3 I1. , . , , V , , ,i,k ! Ni ,Img - M r I C W , Vrk I K ku W1 L" 2, , p e Z,ei in Sophomore members help Key Club out during Club Day in the quad. The J.V. team supports their team by cheering them on. s 208 SOPHOMORES Lisa Smith leads Class of '84' Julie Tang, Sec. Treasurer, Lisa Smith, President, MaryBeth Groves, Vice Pres., Freshman president this year was Lisa Smith. Other officers included Mary Beth Groves as Vice-President and Julie Tang as Secretary-Treasurer. The freshman sponsor was Judy Eisenburg. To be an officer, they had to get 70 to 80 signatures on a petition before quali- fying to run. Then they would have their speeches, the votes, and wait to see who would win. ln the election there was a tie be- tween Lisa Smith and Dan Masters, for President. Lisa Smith won. Also a tie between Julie Tang and Monica Rengal for secretary-treasurer. Julie Tang won. To raise money the freshmen sold Phoenix Suns tickets, buttons and pins. The proceeds went to the the Hale fam- ily and to the Moller family as well as for the freshmen's Junior-Senior prom. The students learned to help others, keep positive attitudes, be responsible, and to be helpful to the school while having fun. The student government made this a great year for the freshmen. iii H1515 1 'Qt 9 W. 42' -Q . Q .asf it Julie Pettett, Kellie Epperson, Freshman class Senators. Lisa Smith is making her winning speech for the presidency. 210 FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS, SENATE ,1":'Q,.Qx .t,affL'f-fx. 1 k,,, , ,W,, X i Scott Anderson Scott Anderson Keith Anetsberger Adele Antee Michael Arico Nick Arico Steve Armstrong ,, --1, .. i ra .,- E g iw if V- x l A of 5... if : ff., ,. im. .,.. 4' -5-1. ai, -at WL 75, 2 .Z l ig! gi W- k f , . ii "'," 11-if 'K -N 3, af ,Qi f- , iw 14,1 Q. fxw- L 1 42 I .. ii '- we 1 - ar John Abbott Susan Abbott Fernando Acosta Anthony Acuna Mark Adams Darrin Adkins Jim Agnwe Lailal Aleem Michael Allen Jesse Alaniz Justin Alt Hachig Amantia Marco Amavisca Karen Anderson a was Y ,L gp "ii "' 5: , A 'AIA f-:ie ' .3 ' A W .L X iiili ri A eeest 2 L , L. ,LL ,L Lv t L LLL. L L L L Michael Arruda -f ' . , a L A LK' .5 James Ashton LL .L LLL iw' L LL L Dem 'iii it . i ts L s fe if Frank Ayala ,LQ i ii S, it ,- 3 , 5i,""c ' , 7 Lisa Bailey 2 sstt M L . A -L LL ' ' 1 e J L ,XXV as Cow Baker J ' ' ' x . Q F Anne Banks ' if -r L. Q- yy fi V' 0 ,ff ' . ,N Qt ' 1 '. . '- h.Z3'kQfQEi X-nf K 1 ' i L- LLL ,K.k, X I L ,, LL Lynne Barry ALL L ,, 2' L Jacqueline Bartoszek Q Aly A -'if fx . f- ali ' A Tammy Bauer "i -i H L5 L g " ...F " ',. if 5 .,. Kenneth Beach i -- ZL QL, ' ' i1.,y ,ILQL L Mt g1...L' f " - 9 Nona Beach eiii Q QS' ' "Y M A -- 'C ' 3 Brent Bechtel , 1 'J' I ' Y A Chris Becker Q,-.ig L, , --f ii' Ri Q xi ' , -a 5 it in g i ' Q - LQ 'LE . Valerie Beckett -F I R Bejar Raul f L Lf L L L Elizabeth Ball 1 , - 'E 5 sis sy! Q L ' '- Pamela Bemelman ,J - Ly 'IS " ' ', ii - L 1 i Robin Bender ' " ,. 1 ,M gmt, . LLL, . my, Jonnea Bennett A . 'f' ,W i -i""f'm' A Q: 4 ' I, L AL ,J , L LL V LL L ,LQ i ,. i , Tim Bergman ifufi .R ,frfifi ,fy 4' FL x it i i i Q .v' ' if A' , -fx . i , i -35" . . 3' X N 'xi' A . X A W A ' in B 4 L L e Jeffery Berry - LL LL LL iw L,..T Sharon Berryman IL w 1 -' i1"fLL" wg ,"' Lyra Bethel ig :LL f q 'YZ L ic L " ' Michelle Berel 5 f L, L L Jin Bilitzo 'B V f 1 tss Richard Birdwell XL ' Michael Birkmirea Q V r 'i f , , 'i'i P ' L N g A L xg , N L L, Kandi Bittner --Q Q LL'-L L ' L A Q' .Q ima. 1 L ,aa Deborah Blackford X ' 2 R if B ki' ir - - -, i - QL .4 L L L Pete Blansit ' V ' I . A " .fir . 3 . ' Damon Blue I L L , L ' , A ,-. 1 'N William Baa: - A ,S J i A K L MY' T .L,L E if Sandra Boadh FRESHMEN 21 l Connie Bolt Terri Bonny James Bowdoin Teresa Bowman Ann Boykin Jill Brandenburg Matt Brandon Valerie Brenner Sherrie Brewster Robert Brockway Amy Broderick Kimberly Brooks Darrel Brown Debora Brown Aw V M. ,. W wt, f . , Q A, . z . , Q X , r o s , Tw 9 :ii b 1 , x , And ,Q g D 4' ga, 1 .sv 'Z ' ' " ' . ' STI? H avi X . ,o 4 -V N ' 'Z fl .4 1 5 . A fi? T ' - e 7 , T is W it a , N 4 - 5 ' 'A Wi , , ily. 1 f f - A nil . ' 'P ' 'Mx-Y . 1' , . . ' ifvk. Q21 Qt - all LT, 1 M s.i or . . 83 if s so 'f' Upper classmen welcomed freshmen Q 4 wg . . 'c Q il .. A f, A 1 w J' 1 a lk it fr f' I 55 V I XX lr , A4 M -. 4 r 4 . N l 2 al 1 Linda Carter Lynda Carter Laura Cassiano Susan Castellano Shawn Castner Carolyn Castro Carlos Ceja Christina Chase Mitchell Chila Johnny Chow Tracy Claridge Frank Clark Scott Clark 212 FRESHMEN v,r X O F 1 I 3 .5 1 . f -iij A Q 1"'f-' C of ' ' C fi ' . -V , Lf 5 .A 'TQ if X X ,,.. fa F if i :yr at tr V. -,fi :Q ., ,1 .nf is .6 N ,, -W., s i rx Tracy Brown Shannon Browning Jeff Bruce Karren Brunicon Kenneth Byrant Bev Burchett Richard Burliegh , ply, o,..1..,, y 5 ,,,. K ' Y A y tk Peggy Burns A Q 4 T-it bg I if-my ,,. I Natalie Bursott LJ V ' 5 Brian Burton .4 Victor Butinski Af ' - A - ' Tamara Byrum A, A , A Barbara Cabrales f l ii f ' if ' 555' Darrin Cain ,. ,- galil' 4 55" , , Q A ' -- 'fi K fl:-2 A Jodie Cain ga Q A r Q ml A W y Jon Cambern v Ai "" K 5' .. Cassie Campbell ' ia' Ernie Cano W? X "n- 5 If J' N-"'A David Carlin I "" ' 351-" - . 'EW Uf,.4f'?:.1?. 2 X rx up 'i-At Y Q1 -- ,V t 3 b John Carlisle f v Qg' W V. J ' N W in Frank Carpenter ' Pi Q pb ' ill? , I or .. his .. , X Q . h lx W . 1 I K, . K 1 l 1 I in aw , 1 I is I g , C T s -' ., u t N kk -ati kai X V ! X if Q " '57 if . ' . I ' 'A " -Sig:-' , z 5.5" 1" iv 1. lg I 'f ,:.- ::'?1':.sXx ing, , , 5 .AMY ,," W T C -M- ,si-.,...- ,. 4 ,..-eff-.x,, r l f 2 r R N ,J C A ffl ,gif t ii, Q .,,. A . R X .Q l Z 2 X X I , Z .i dl , it A A T x ' R fc-'T ', .iv ,V iQ JL If M ""i 'Fx 4 f--V' a sf' Si' ,QW L ' V 4 3, - - ii ,'-- K. . . l v , 4 V K A V fv-f if v , ' ' 1 A '. 4 .L , I .-we x "ws,.n...f"?r K . ' pf' ' , ' f I Fiillff tx 9 V A i K 5 r , g . , ,L Q 'L Q 1 ' K , ,AA 1 ,- if , W X .. L y 'N tl 1 rfb jg We fc"-A' - ' 'x'k f i A , I , W I, si VA' ' . ff 1 ,.-XV X YY. f li-,WM . 'ef L X ,M . Douglas Coutrer Walter Crews Mary Criswell Michael Croner Anita Cruz Steve Cruz Mark Cunningham Bobbie Cupmore Tracy Curtise Michael Daer Rebecca Daggett Michelle Dalrymple Adrienne Davis Jennifer Davis Paul Davis Christopher Dawson Timothy Dawson Teresa Day Marie Deas Lisa DeCroix James DeFine 3 'N Q. nt rf X g r Y -vi e 1. , Vi C ini' 4 'lit 2 K , W. gmt ef sg, e, W F --h QM S L f fix? .W T fi- ':- s yi-f ' ef X C , i .i.c . Q ' S v' --z.,t,.,r.a2x.1:,,,-xx 1 ' ' 1 f::.. yr- ' A M.,--i ,M ,, Mt., 1 X . Wrlaiffsgfi . ,I K 1 .iw . -- : 1: fs , 11 'T ,fn " Q pg A at up K . - ' fr" ' A S 5 , lL,' , , ' ,A i H 4, ' . ig- ir 7' , X, vg a fin f ff' l Pwr, fs ,4 A C :K--f x ' . . f Q e-- . "c K rg D iil of ft , H l ' nfl ,,-.g .gi fx P .. .,.... W. it . ,, It is ., ft ai 9 'Y-, 1, 15" ' .f.-::. if . . it 1' , ' -. ' AN A W. 'a s- .. y , as-3 x its f . ff .. i A ,W .L 5 ,NK V 'tw I L, ., ? . s i .55 .. N K 5! AL t , , . W " KL x ,V,, 'digg mmm, X A 'A yy K it .- X in t 2 T- "3" L., Anthony Clocksein Stacy Coates Susan Coates Sandi Cochrane Sheri Cochrane Viki Cohen Pam Coldsmith Glenn Coiyar Kirk Compton Tracy Conaway Mary Conklin Georg Conley Ronald Consier Michael Conway Larry Coons David Cooper Lee Copeland Chris Corbett Russ Corbin Becky Cordova Pat Cottrell SL ,N fi.- VHP it ,- s., ,. -4 . M ..., 4 5 ik., .type r... Richard DeFrese Shonie DelaRosa Shonie DelaRosa Josephine DeLeon Tricia Demaio Michael DePuma Stacy DePuma Anita Derick John Desomma Kevin Dillard Jeffery Donahoo Keren Dopp Micheal Dorsey Douglas Laura FRESHMEN 213 Q Mathew Douglas David Dowell Micheal Dowty Moureen Doyles Susan Drake Barbra Duatre Teres Divin Beth Daniels Carmin Dunn Michelle Dunn Diane Dunnan Troy Dunnington Margaret Duran Julie Dute i?2'VR?5ii5i'? ji-"Ns " ,,Y:'-- - - . f' 5-1z8'xf3f 'tin 4- i , if G1 f..,v Q ' 'gp , , WV' In 'ln x Y 7 ' gl Freshmen get by with few pennies 'low N- 1 , hi 4 'Aug ire ' ...fe- 'N -, .- 15 . - , Mr . .1-.wlimi-it 'if' , '-l 5 it 5 -T 1 GF Deanna Fincher Michelle Fizz Mark Fletcher Celia Flores Brien Flynn Rory Foley Celina Fong Letitia Fonteno Viginia Fosmore Diane Foster Ralph Fowler Dawn Fox Douglas Franke Deborah Frazier 214 FRESHMEN 'ij' , fm., 'i,.I5f.:!5if 1 ' 1 .' X 5 lu. f f,,g A -r i Q s x, lf ggi .Meri 'x i 1' I 1 -' I ,J mf . 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' W' f I git fr I 1 5 ,wi . 1 Maureen Gill John Gipson x Mike Gleisner Jeffery Glamba Jennifer Glenn Juanita Godshall K Wa' 7 s Charles Goforth David Goodwin Donna Szczepaniak enjoys herself while participating during lunch hour activities. Denise Goslin Cynthia Gowan Greg Graham Cynthia Gray Jamie Gray Lara Green Charla Greenmyl Valerie Gurdice Demet Gregory Scott Gregory Patty Groh Dora Guardiola Lisa Gutaw Linda Habecker ef A e srrt 1 V ' ' asm . ,, . Q - ' Q ss i ' .xg gzfgffsf- A if . 4 ' I v Ha . fp ' . 'fkga - . , - g gg -s ' ' if .... E+, ss, . fy' M -C' f . A his - . D t., - ' ' '23, 1 5 'xv s ' fd' i X 4, , g - 'lii , G t fi 1 Q2 ,Z gh ' L DF TQ t fi' ' t ff- ' f i Q "f D W ' 1 ' sitt W' i 1 tffflii' . ' s t Q - ..f.:'4 .SU DM? A ' ,wa I' " if D' " i 'W 'gt . v HHH? K ,,. 'R Valerie Frederick Sherry Gabaldon Jerry Gabbitas Devin Gadberry Henry Gano Lisa Gadna Ana Garcez Celia Garcia John Garcia George Gahhart Shawn Garraghan Richard Garron l George Gerard D' W Alethe Gill J fib r,.Sf,:,., K K A t , ' .13 h ,. EMA .. ,..k 5 ' I Q 4. 1' 1 , I I , was-1 - yy fl w- ' ii' n " 7 in '5 . A, Q, J 1:-" 5 ' 1' se , -A .5 J 2 P" Rim . FA. ,J I s. 92 Kofax' f . , uv n.'..v,.. V., 4:-iw : Q . 1,1 ' :. if ' e 1 it I-Q ,sl .Im-, 3 .. qi a , Q it 1,1 Q F . 'iii .Rik ,A k . ' fl, ' L. J ,M . P . QE V. . Y .iifwr 9 J' x K l 5 s . , 5'g'5'fFW- ' 1 i ' Y' ' K .fglfrj " .7 YJ Q.. Riff. jfs' , . 5, 1 -wt - f . A FRESHMEN 215 N Q Donna Hacker Wayne Huff Jana Halverson Wendy Haranzo Julie Harding Keven Hardy Linda Harnack Karen Harper Darna Harrach Frank Harigan Julie Harris Lori Harris Stacy Harris Roger Havener W' 'ti , ' it E 1, - - ,x '. I , ' 1 4 5- 2 X K. . , x -. Q 3' '..-n x J, s- . 4, if , S -I J 'fat' f 4 ,Q gr al 1 git Q A yr. or W ax K5 fl' ff? X 1 at A -ix 1- N5 if Kyle Hurley Steven Hurley John ldeker Kelley lnderneden Brad lngle Richard Ingrahm Robert Irvine Paul Jackson Tina Jackson Bertie James Wendy James Dawn Jansen Patrick Jefferys Janet Jenkins 216 FRESHMEN fW,,1 -.L2 Ya-gf 'WY R , J 4 'BT' 'gg Jw if X? X ' , gi W Q Y ti xt S2 'T X 9 K .Q 3 44 5 A X x 'fi 2 N? , GZ 'I' x fait' 4 N fs 1 Hs 5 it f 4 1 fei iies i T' i on right track S ....., Af- . 5 Q 'fn ' A. if ,. 4 yi- rf fz' E1 .xg ,gn EEE, 'f , , .I . gm Q,-:7. Q , 1, . zilgwh A ' e K M :Q f . . ' , ,1 qi fig as ,,, W X a , 4 5' ,ns " u . P Q ,, , .. W my H 4 t.. .R Q ig- Paul Hawkins Cindy Hawley Kevin Hedapeth Robert Heer Sabrena Helton Albert Henningan Shawn Henry Linda Hesterman Donna Hernandez Lynda Hesterman Cathy Higuera Rebecca Hill Vicki Hoffman Teri Hofsteter Noralee Holland Jennifer Honhornewa Wendy Horn Jay Horton Jody Howard Gary Howes Roger Hudson 1 , if x . -W x ,, Ea K V Lp , y , , , . Q gs 5 -L ?- Je, "v w 1 J L . A .A an t .iN - ' y m z My 'I ,V Riu l , iw Q , X - f M, Qs, be-. 1 'l T' . . fem' fv . if .K " '2a,,KKK 2 f a .. H V, , Jim Jensen K ,LK KK ' X K KK ' KK i K David Joenk " ' mf 5, K Q 4 A ' , ' K "K Brenda Johnson wi, 5 N ' K fif-AKK ix, K K K, 1 ". , David Johnson l A A .qw 1, A-ik ll , Q- -c,r,A.?rL Y A John J0hnS0n Q' In ,, K " V . X 'ff 1 l l K K. James Johnson ' 1 ' M K l ,rf -.ff ' - K , K 1 ' ' Julie Jones f' lil L 51 ii 1 ' J J at C L' i ee ' K f 5 ..V, Mark Jones .. ,F . -' V if I .gf M, .. K KK K ' ' K ' KW-1 ' Terri Jones , K .5 -KK J K K, K K Kg Inge Jucrn ' A- K K - ' K 1 Ks., i' .. .- KK Charles Juncker , ' 14, 1 A . ,KK K 'Q A,-K' I 'Y' X Q,fwK "1 K 1 if Dawn June vi? . lt In I 4- 012,111 'XXX X b e EL - 4 g lk Bobbie Kar' ll 4 o ,e ll, K ll ' A Y fi , Robbsn Karl Eire Y rl as Q V' A , Y- 4 , ' 5 ffsfffmfi, ., , i X E K KK .. KK K KK ' X ' -,KKK KK, , vale Ke Karp k s ' Q-5182 '- fl Q. -. . Frzlff? ' 0 , ' 'V I r V .l S7 f ous as g Q I A , L. A A V 'H S , if 'DEKSEMEE Scott Kathen - ' +1 , J 'W it "- Kimberly Ken 5 'il' KKK-Q 9 -li - ' 392, ll, L7 Lili, K ,L 1KK LK Bernice Kellar , A ' ' , H , FK K M ,,'-' .. . Yvone Kellar . . - - ,. K -..,-i KK l A - I K .K .MK 3- V Q: ,, K N ' 'l 'L D i n i fr, L 9' 2 A .' . Danene Kelley 'f' Pr Ax W 5 3 2, a 4 f Qi ' 4 s Timothy Kelley f C -, Q ,, . if 'W X - 71.4251 .,1, 2 l 4 L.- ' 'Q l Q , Ax j -4 z" K Colleen Kelly i "f' A K Sharynn Kew KW NK 5-KK K.,, If I Robert Khaler "1"-. K.. I H ' :gig L -5' Darrell Kimbrough if A in f f ,- G' Kim Kwang V V JF 'Q-m y A V N Anita King J ,, 'K i' ' J D Scott King " 1 1 K f f ,. B s JJJ Brenda Kidney 7"" .KKK K K , , Cynthia Kist i if 1 K .W 5 A 'wg Cecelis Klooster ft , '- D' ' C 5- fn 'N mis, Lori Knabe K, - fl 'iil ik 1 5 Jerry Kneipp . fr K 4 , ' , I Kf,ff"f--3 Theresa Kramer X K . L' 1 w ' 'P Kenneth Krout f' L KK I ,' 7 , . , 'A 9' Michael Krout ' I KKK KKKKK , ,K,g-,iK,Kg.- - A ,A A , Tony Krznarich . wk M is C' l lk' 'rstf' 'i Byron Kuban Q1 2 A A gf"'K,, 5,4 Donald Kuhbandea if - sg I M Yu V T Paul Kyman it ll" 5 , ' ' Amy Lacky Nadine Lachman C - "il ' 'tr . ml 1 4 , . ' rn Geffi l-aD0u . K, gl KK Q' C Q , , ,l W Linda Landford f A -Wif' , A 'LLK """' "' L" ff -Q "J KL K 5,3 4, A Malissa Lanman . ,i.- K, flirt' fKK.,j,n-jf.- , -wg if V ,lil ., , ,-- Michelle Lazovich 1 K --v ', '4 A liwihf fl .-1 V' K J ,llg 3 1 vu W r. 'va af ., . 'L ' V . K 1, QV' -lr Q 'K1 ,ig , A , .5 1 i '-1? Karin Larramore " ' J 4. 'l ll - KK Daniel Laux , K lx ' A K K ' Debbie Lawless L K, ' f 11 K 5553 : CXKK KK xK gg ' 1 ' f..f, L 4 . " 1 J , H y 3 N5 is -' , ' 1 . ' M f Beverly Lawlor - Z.. ,gf ,. K " ff - 1 ff Jennifer Leabo sg.. Ha i K L Q fy- . M. Roland Lenesma K '3 2 - K KKK? Q" Christopher Lee ' ,,KK L K gy, -KK KK - . J. IJI K. KKK! Lily Lee KK ' ' ' M Laurie Lenot I :N yy I r 'X . gf s,K,,f K 1 X FRESHMEN 217 Linda Leung David Levario Cheryl Lewis Nathan Lewis Stacy Lewis Gray Lindenmier Naomi Livas Lucy Livensparger Jeffrey Lizar Amy Loeffler Alice Lohr David Longori Kevin Looney Chalie Lopez L .QLri.iiKffL:fW' ' 4 1 Q y I t Sty A L . ' LL L i K is i"" " We L L L . f- - t ' L A 2 LQ-- L, L , .gs i i . , gh- , QL? 5 L 'Q lip., ' ' L Q .it .:,, L, A 1. L it X K ieie L L51 1- L ' 3 W q'.:5af,q,'L V y . R ,' -V -5 . ,Lf L s . V 4' - LL' 9 x it A , . . ., ,1 i ,L N -' L, 41 Q ' .LQTQ ' A E' W ' i . , ' hi - I L J 5 Us 2 M -: YM ,f- i LL, L ' --- if' - t f . -ww-to x.,, ,A if ix if 1 R V r Three more years for frosh M ,aft 4- ' 4 V ,...,' L ,, ' i A A ' , I :A- 'ti f ' L-'I A -.., 1 I., Hui I 1 ,- 'W 4 , ' 3 , if L f! .. tt , L .W Q ' -- L ' K, K -L -1 iy ,I 4, K L., 5. D iz ef L- 391. ' 3 4 I at dt. L ,""L Q V . xv , L... tg? L ga ' L gf. LL. ' .Q . M QL L t ,.... -Way a A L , L .. -Q - e.ii'r " L K' Li, ' ii ha s wi " me-f ' -. ..... L x W L V Q L V P .L we . , Lyr. . Li ' " ii ' . wwf -iff W, txt ,L x 1 e - - ..:-- if ' i,-an Vi L LL , 4 X y y 54 ' J ' -1' f .L . 0-nazi' A My . eyA,:e.,e J, J . N W W Swift J 1 , ,., L H Lui? 52 '- f , Li' 5 . L ' L 'A ,L L L, if mi f 5 L g . . , Q , Ae K lb I If 13: may Mk I: 1- M -.Q ,- Q . I Q 5 - ' g L -- ,Wy 4 . I ,f A ,is 1 3 . ,, . - 50, . ' Lf il J "e,v LL L ft L 'eir e 1 to , L, LA jf' Nl? L in, , K k . is ., ,L i . .l,:k:kiyY kb,fl L L L 1. ,MX .. if fa fl mana K f , az - . zz' 5 X' 3 f". 1, D Q W I- ig IZ. 4 4' .,1. att ,G 4. "M Z: rpm , .- Q1 ' yi. L K L , L L inf , " 1 iiii i 'i i f ff 5, 3 f i t A ,T , .LLL LL wars I w L Leonard McKeever i2 Mary McNair - .. ,LWL Aei, L " LW Mathew McNally M D L, L Timmothy McRae SL A J, if Jennifer Meadows ' A A V fi Janine Medley 1'l i AA'A' kg EFI' Tammy Meeks A,,y ,y,,l t ,iei not Q . 1 Al Mercado ' ng .lllz T ":i ' f'ff?,5 Steve Merkly hx N N N g3+3,7,1 yV.,, W Pat Mety ' 1 . 'Q rs-, y'VA tl 4' Brian Metzendorph ff' 'Vi 1 , ffl Diane Metzendorf ITM, f Karen Michaels Steve Millard 218 FRESHMEN nr PS, , f' M I ALL 4 . S I 'fx-.p L IE' f K at if 9 ." N :ata -Lv L ,ls r Garrett Lovato Sheralee Lowe Heidi Lowen Marcus Lucas Darren Lutes Rebecca Lutrick Tammy Lynch Lisa Magruder Rebecca Mahr Janet Mar Jill Mayes Fred Marshall Daniel Master James Master Terry Masterson John Martin Todd McCIaim Dale McCown Kelli McDaniel Collen McGuire if HW 'i ...Q VRQQ ., S an A2 fa -v rw are - r 3, .K aj 7 ,,.. Wag In 1 N K f jwl sw- at an ' 1' af ' f' .. x ., - ' Y rl ff i f M ' J Q X f it if fe v an 0 C K X n lr it H, M R E K' ' 'bf X ,. I ,.., S ' , X if 1 M 1 it lv -fs-J ar nfl -fs, at -53? , J ,st Q , I-.. A A 5 . J' '., 4 ., ,F ' , Q -Q., 4 r A, . , Mattew Myers Marcie Myers Bobbie Najera Carla Neaderhiser David Neely Lisa Nein Bruce Nelson Tanya Neu Paul Nevitt James Newton Beth Nullman Joe O'Brien Robert Odle Thomas Olson 0 Alfred Moreno Gina Morton Julia Morton Todd Muncy David Muns Elis Murphy Mark Murphy Christopher Myers 'vm gem, Charles Miller Jimmie Miller Lance Miller Patricia Miller Vicki Miller Tine Milone Monica Minster Lance Moliatu Heron Moller Marlin Moody Cindy Moore James Moore William Moore Lora Morales Freshmen candidates anxiously await their chance to speak. in N M I1 ,ag ss, W , n ,M ,f X 2 .ve ge 5. , . .- ,- ' 'fo 1 ' , 'ff inf' 'E ' V i 1 1 W is ' 1 ' ls :lu l uf' E gk ' ' ' - -V 'pa k 55, ,gg f, -"H- A u K ' ' s 1 . .Yu 1 1 H an .X 1265 'f fgg J t- Y ' X H' if , , X 5 , t 1 r -" 'W ' Y .1 K lr M' J , , ,J it ,3 K 421 :15 mv- lj sq . h . im, . , , 1 . I gm- -"' -"" S ' 2, K ,, n , Q I f Mrfxf f RZ ' g ,, I l A l FRESHMEN 219 Kim Ong Scott Orr Terry Overby Todd Paszkowski Vicki Payne Jeffery Palletier Judy Pennington Paul Perez Vincent Perez Robin Perkins Greg Perty Letitia Perry Julie Pettett . . J' t 9 - W a 'z K .J if f 5 . I J, , ti-Q. l. at -ij V y J:iyJ,:9 tt . V, J . R J ,T ,af a sy Wi- 5 af , J 2 tt. .K N - J V , ,...V. .l V Q VV' A V ,I . Vi Q, :gr X - K fJ V - P' . . Q 'A 'tk' Q r N. 1' J V1 ' 3 1-' l X la 'Q , '. JJ i J 'CN :S 45 Qi ' ,NJ - P aisaltffif-li. -f --tf U Q it X l tl 1 S Q5-se . NJ5 my-' -1 vim a l . ru . '- -V it 2- - -'lg My 'ff dx K J gan .V ,. ' .2 .V - J My Im., 5, V V ' Q ' V J, V . ln, -V V ,. 4 lr, ' VL, x T J: ' ,J , , , J 'J Js -ll, J, ' if J- ,:. 1 VX J V JV VV, F X KJ V VV VV - --all " k ,- ' x la K N E.. ,,1 I' i Jy . X I A ' fi X Freshmen experience first Homecoming if " 's J , ,L . J Q . ii 2- i ,V M " 5,5 'I 1 QM if V V 1 1 J 'cy V, V JJ f ' il J l n - l a .J 2 ,N r J A -as U gf-us' ff? LJ fl f 5 :J J J S Y BX V K J -' if fr 'Q 5 'l SJ at an G if' a- 1 A l V ,,, , . L, 'QA ,V f 'l Q aux V V- X . ' 2222533536-f" 1 at Charles Phelps John Phillips Yvetts Plere Karen Pollack Mellissa Poole Karla Poulsen Preisela Kathleen .J 6 ii 'lj 52:21 M 'B Laurel Preston J ' la"-' l 'El' - I V , V 5 . .t 5 Vp Ai Carol Prleger -1V 4 at H it ' Scott Pykare W '- l -' ' f' r" Nj-V Lisa Padgett A A ., "Q, J Elizabeth Padilla . ' ' i . y JV AJ, Melody Padilla 4 J ' , 2 J NJ x ,833 + Monica Padilla .9 -ffew T 'L J :lt fl! if A Joseph Parisi V A -V V Q Donald Parke f' V V -A " " '3 '22 4- Martin Parker XQ - f ,QJ I V jg J ,Ig VV, J 4 V Y 3,9 Debra Quan JJ S W -,,Jll TM I ' Gabrial Qui'ada 4 - J. J X A J V 4 J 1 firm. J,-Q it "Q l V V Vw Raquel Quintanilla TJ -A H X Q4 f " 4 A 4 Felix Rakosl J M., ,V ' 1 at 5 A - 'M A A li B Ricardo Ramirez V .V ,I R , V Lisa Ramsay JV V,, A VV A.-" 4' ,V Wayne Ramirez 1 -lf a. ' il' l- it ' ' " 'uf A Craig Ramsey 1 ' Q5 4,5 .J .. V55 'l ' Monica Rangel A W , Q if l. J V, 'ff ' l Jessica Rankhorn ' VV ' ' " 1 " ' J, "' J Eileen Rasmussen ' N: ' ,,, -Ri ' wa X V, -If-'V . 1 ff J' Rx V! Pwgjpli' -Jgl ' if ' 7 ' 21 1 V V J, JV VVV VVV 5,,J, .V V J fi I J .- fzhl, I 1 Jag, Terry Rassmussen ,J'l' 1 J W V J J 'Vg John Rauch We , -- Q V JV .VV A , 1, its J,, V I Bill Ray il y " A at T' . 3 "' l Carla Redick f J 'J Qi VVV5 J ,,J avr ' y -I J' V I -V V2 Charles Reed J X ' A 3 7 ,JV .V W VV VV , VV VV it Nw?" Michele Reed y T e as J 'Mia a J Gregory Reeder ' ' 'QV ' u Q Q A 3 V ' T" ' T J 1 L1 It ' .Mew ' 220 FRESHMEN ri . f 2,3 ,,-., v-. w Q af- ' I N 3, , - ,. ,t , ,T . ...sg ' Q. . 4 - . . 1 . , t 1 . . A . X 1' 'v - 0- -tv, W- :Eff X - ,,,.- ' 'KK,, T X uw i 3 . 1' V I -' i A 'A f!-- Keeli Reeder " ' w ' ' H Pamela Reilly 1 . . .,-' Zvs , '. . f if Deanne Renne . . t x 35- A , at ' ,P . . i AF, J. A I We I y 4 1. ' Robin Reppard Q F N . - . X 1 , 'R ' - Vg -A M ' Jennifer Rhodes ,, Q . KV f-3-4 km tx Sh .I Rl I X - :awp Q Ei era uae ' " if gl 'E X "f - sl In R , r .-,. 1. . . . Kurt Reynolds v ' Y f A t 1 r H I it Jr' i ' f is N NA !. an .K sn R , S gl UK R ,. ,. . ',. ... 4253- f -gl. Q, i' 'eff ft .:.:Q: ' ft: If- . I A ,. .. - - 1 x .. VY , NX ,f 3,--.,.-. --fd' ws-or i New 111 A 5.1 5 . ,V Q f ' . v X' v. R X . y K , .A v , ' Q, '15 Billy Runnings Mitchelle Russell Janet Ryan Felicia Sadzewics Eddie Salazar Wendy Santi Melony Scaife Martin Schiraldi Theresa Shirmah Jennifer Schnitker James Shramke Jon Schwartz Penny Schuster Mike Shwartz Richard Shwindt Tony Sciara Felicia Sadzewiecz Lueretia Sellers Patsy Self Douglas Settle Latifah Shah Derren Shehann Dan Shea Todd Shimek Debrah Short Debbie Shoyer Erie Shurtleff Paul Siau sv. ,mi .X A E f ""su. v 'f fifth I in 'kki Q Jw ii' 'igiisf 'f ' K W ' K , Q T. K , M... I .. .,., I Ei L ,K l J .. Hi' ,. ,XJ I f . - - New Q 22 7,5 I x 3-lzsvgy ' - f-1 5 'i ji' .Q-6 ty -vw ' K , My I y .- Q. . Q its Z 'f- f ., . X vu P - 'A ' Qt... , 1 P-- ss: mm -. .., I i ' , ,. ' 30" .Zlif.f.i ll? " ' Ken Richie T Ke K , sr R'h d S yn W zx iw' In eve IC mon Lauretta Ricketts , . .K . in I 1 .. . f Kathleen Rieger - . . . . David Rios s 1 Ni 'f' Q: -2:51 'W . 1 A . . . 1 " wi- - If X "sr A A Bernie Rivera . ,155 P Q t - - -- K. . M ' 1. f . s .gKK . r -A , . T - . ,sr ,. , Kathleen Rizzo :V .. . WK ,',T"1,X at ti ffm An 7 R Q me T X V. ff sg ' Jack Robbins Steven Robberts 2. 1 1 1 'V W Q ' a Tim Roberts 9 b I wif -H L ' '11 Karin Robertson Q 1 Mike Rodarte . M KW N K-.yy Pamela Rodriguez x "' n A. mx X , i 1' 7 v4 R l . . Ki... x 5 tx ,Q Albert Rodriguez . 'mf at X Q1 is ,S Eg K .. f ,, . K , . V 1 ., ' .L fs-. .1 - ' . X f, f . 3' " "I--'ff ' txt l.sutsiEYHg.L-A H . Debroah Rosenav Paul Roser 'P ff 'Q P -3 James Ross Penny Ross Benjamin Ruiz . Luke Ruiz J Bobbie Runnels a "5 1 . , .R Q "' 5 1 . 04 ' ' 'VM . K K 4 x it A K Q 'Q JK. if .'f.. . . I 5 i Q I f v , I ,.,' ifstfrl s K' - ,L ', ' -1 .A f-.1 D - Q ,. W- 4 .. K e kkixk A x I K .. ' -. 1 Q .lf KZ '- Q T :Q ms s .T 3 4 , eil.. if -' '- I' . 341 A - i ' 5 ' af ,1 gg. , S ' ' . KKKJJP 1 K 1 44 ., r . is Q' ' V y . . ,. A . W ,, V , ! - ' . Q! 4.i.f"' K X ' f H ig N Q A ff r l' 1 Rl.: .. A 11 A 1 L P , 1 is x ,. -..iw f ' f ' Jug ri T J r a A 1 9 . f .iff at sts K f is V? Vbrv K ., K . J K .. P i ,, ' ' -s J? , -. ' " ' I 'Q' , f . . .5?gW.f .im , i , ,rw 4 , A gf, ,, 4 ' . 1 . " " ff' . we f " , 'Z' '24 Q Q51 'fp .V M it fy .. f' ' XL U N K W. V l r K ,. K W- W K, . . s' i T " at 'Y - '- .. , 2 W ' Y :J ' ' ' Y ! i ' F41 . ' fi. ..., ffxfzff ' - Y i, Q, 4 4 .K if FRESHMEN 221 Robert Silva Kimberlee Simons Marvin Simmons Frank Sims John Sing Frank Sipple Sherry Sipple Tammy Skelton Joseph Slattery Vicki Slayline Thomas Sloan Sondra Slocum Pamela Sluser Jeffery Smalley x- L W-4. we ,. re-51 at tg I' QQVQ V VV V i Qi VW , .J - Q "S " i , 1 as Y VN' A -3. 2 sh V l l li Kiley yi 4 l xl! rQg4Z':'m1, !., 2 I Freshmen visit Land of Cz it ' S 'W ig' .. ?' K N , V t if S i j 'i"' 1 9 sf , - , 553- MV ,g a V V V 3: V Q gn , 2 sse was , QS 'ig s A vi-MLM . if 2 ' S l Q 1 VIVH M357 f 11-R131 ' 'KV V V r ' as S" lf? 1 B gk t I f V 55 r VV -, V . t , 1 ' 11, f n K i , i .4 t .. , f , 9 I N "N "' .Q 2 ,JV X l l wi. " , we A X Q + l .sq Vs. L... .5 Ei' f in if T QV Q ,gy -J Sharon Smiddy Kimberly Smith Lisa Smith Lisa Smith Ronald Smith Richard Smith Monica Soto Willford Spencer Wayne Stailey Cynthia Stanley Sherry Starr Michael Stanton Angela St. Clair Roberta Strang . -. B 'Sh a' ' li , T- ' . . X ' 'X ...2'.- f'QT.:gL-L f P A J Q 'i H le '54 V A l" ii R if 'Q V j ' Jeffery Steele V 2 .i S' . 'pi Lynn Stein V V, V M V. ,iv-, I X ' Mayor V V V W V V Penny Stewart M - U - V V . A V5 V ' 'S T f i-if Stacey Sellards V r' V V V V 4 .4 A,oo, ' I a My " ,A,,h N , I gf' , Q ' Marti Stine' Vmii- -fl VAR Us hs A, I , ' ' th if nfl' ..,- Gibert Stockton 'Mir S " ' S 1 f ' X., fi . T G'e"da Stone l Patricia Stone X mg , ' - ..,l . , ii , 1, Chris Stringfellow V ' llli . 5 1 1 , VV ,V V JV V Stacy Summers V - ' lg: if + W 1 ,,,, Shelley Summerell V. +1 ., me yVV V V ,. V fi A V 'V ' -' Qi Belinda Swiatkowski 'J V A ii I J A " Gif' Q Donna Szczepaniak J mm F if P , iw' VV 1 X V - Julie Tang Q5 W I , l x f 3 mit' 'fi qshz " A 4 " Lara Tang ,, V , X H V Sarah Toriz 2 ' 'H 'f M . ' Lisa Trujillo M . 4 if .V John Taylor 'nf WV, Q -X ' V Ml ' ' 1 .,, Vf Jamie Taylor , H ' A ' A S5 ""' 2' LaDawn Taylor ,pl I My J N 'f I - V V Elizabeth Terrien 43: -A ii' V 221- lai wie' 'A l X J I , f -"1 1 a.1,l -I7 A . 'S A 1. a as Sf f ' .l 35?-sl 1- 5 222 FRESHMEN x G v Wa. -1 -1 iii' K .flaw +- L 3 - 5 ' ' , 5233? 9 . V. 1 fp x -A ..1,,.- " -M V A -2 .- N, I-Y-.,-. ,. im, , X ,i , vi? !,,,,A . K riff Vi,,,v gui-as M. . , , ,,v, ., ' .T W 5 gi Q gel l W qv? f T.. fd? MK. ' W.. 'il Wi x fr3':4.f?', it "1 .1-,V f g an 1.1 fi-M T fa. ,A . 1 -e r git is L V '7 ' . . :Mix ',l ' H ' L'-, J - 1: :LV vf ,Z ,few .4 " i . T e jj ww 3" f X., T-J ,Q . T . f as . M ' . A 27' ., . T, i 5 3? ff' l I -h : 'W 'T l g ggwifi N ff T V- -- ,M 1, . - K yil,r,..- K : eu: --I Jw Trina Trumbull , . ff" -T A John Ivenz A - I- ' 'Q - wi T ' Omar Turk 't W A P- --A- ,R , 1 . it Kerry Turley ' 'S' , T-YI' K' I Q31 . . ' " Nl., W 2 , .IN '29 , 'J Kevin Turner x ,T 'Lg A-jxvg . , .W i-if 4, Mlchelle Turner :wi f . Tammy Turner Q 'ff -X5 , ' ' f +31 - f '.-- gr A Thelma Tuttle Jane Twigger Daniel Ulery Felicia Valenzuela Frank Vargas David Vasquez David Vaughn - .1GkZ!.kZQfr.,f,,3zgf..,Xl , , 'W K .. ,N ,. , Fil , l , - ,it I 4 T '25 ' Freshman Kim Keil works hard to get the yearbook done. Marisa Vegar Barbara Villasenor Sherry Vidal Maximo Viray Michael Wagner Serena Wagner Linda Wakefield Lisa Waddell ., Nora Thielking Bruce Thiffault Gary Thomas Jeffery Thomas Geoffrey Thompson Lisa Thompson Patty Thompson Debbie Throckmorton Lisa Timberlake Julie Tiscareno Michael Toebe Paul Tomlin Deborah Torres Stacy Traylor Q57 i T i ri "V, .f . .N fs 'i K I . , 1 V' ' C77 -5 4 1' .X . 'A ,E .. I .., 1 3 ,Q Dis 'B L W' 5 - 'kk' W J' K N gr N xiii, " A - 1 ,L 7, v . . , -v , - , .' Y' . - --P ' 'C f ' 6 JI. L J- .Q . JN - ' ' . H 1 T in 3' , z 5, 'x ' ,-1-'-ff Z "fl i - FRESHMEN 223 , f Juni.. 'N Dawn Waldron Arnold Waltz Steven Ward James Warner Lauralee Watkins John Watson Timothy Wiley Tammy Ward Roger Wayman Robert Weatherford Sherri Weatherford Cynthia Webbert David Webster Lincoln Welch K +4 t Al' - ti. x 'Q 2? Q 3.3, 4 2 , ' ,- T37 V V 'mp V,,.,w, . 'V ,N X . - V rv-K' f 5 a x M .R . iw :3 t.A.wfrf' s - wqfz e J R-5 I W . 5- img' ' V. f is.. , -.Q ,W , ,,:K..-f . - 1' f if ' 'fff . m e ri at if 'X '- . kt yrtt , Rf efwf-".'i'f : , if so J J . V. get V VV V VV 5 gg .V . -g 1-tml, . A' " "' " if 1, Q. K QV V A f elrl " V 5 V' 'X 5' . "4 Q A ' 5 ...iz 4 es t .1 ' - , uxrt X J' f 1 ,- AVL ' - -- . srw a. .A... 1 ' 1- . me.. , Freshmen have Lion Pride S. -'Q sp VV , Vw it . , 1 "' '- .t K fb' ll! W is . AQ, .j N5 P V IV S, B L fi " K, 1 f -rang E V N ' ' lyk i- K 2 .Q N Bryan Wells George Wells Jill Wells Kris Wentzel Frank Werner V V V VV V VV ,V Paula Wheatley .4 if-' '. , W if ' Ronnie White gl l iii: 3 fe :N VV VVVV f V V V. , await, 3 V V, . V VV VVVV :.. it V , 5- fy Vggan A , ,gg Sharon White 41 we ,rg V ' V. QV .V ,.l ,-1" Steve White H r ' - . Bill Whitelock .V V, ,W . ,- - VV , Chris williams . ' 'Y ' or l r -fl Cathleen Williams ,g, ', M- . 3 1 f. 3' L - - ' ,. V . V' V ji 7 ,f -FV , V V on Williams mix V V 1-5 - ' V' s ,- nf-F "li V Patricia Williams , ,ffl v - , 1.61. . -. ,,g ' 0 l lf. VV V ' " P . 'E' V -' - F ' Sandra Williams as Va ' ' L V f ' f- VV t - Byde Willis . V .6 - .MV va' VV I A , gi V: V A, Brian Wilson Q " 'f E" .2 2 ' ' if ' .L V 5, V . Janice Winton f ' t VQ, , V ,mf Vi J ' VV, ,VM Travis Winton A I V, X' , if df of M ,, L ' Donna Woffard J f P if f 2 . V V V V! VV 1 Dolores Woffard , .t 2--H. 1213! 'Q' ff-M :Fi-cf'Z?:5'aS 5 Q . :txt . i'ff"9wff? Urs-5:2-29V l Li X Lisa Woods 5 iq V V J Nicholas Woods xx, 1 V brA, ? VVVVV VV ...A V QC, Q ,, kt. Steven Woods 1 7 ff if Qt VVL ai - ff- 1 Vo Sean Woods ' 513' f " ' '- V ' - ,,' Marceanne Woodruff if ' ' VV Eric Wyatt 1 6 yy . -. ff- f lu t V.LV .I I.. for -W VVVV 9 . " . "S, L V , pf J N ' fi.. ' - X i rn. f Vf at i 5? , V Lisa Woods , - it J V,.V, V Vt, as ' V Q Janice Winton V , LY V V V VV. . VV . V George Wells NV" V , ,V f Vi "'V F5 "W wg, V. V, Vi' Ruben Ybanez J X v iii, . " Frank Ybarra ffl' 'Si ' 'l if' 2 "Al" ' . K 'f 'f it '. - ' Belinda Yee 7 5 My .,,- V V.-f Jeff Young X A X rs 224 FRESHMEN af x,.LVh., Sophomore Retakes Freshmen Retakes I ff . , ef: 5. ,L f I n W I Q fr l , 1 ii V it!! ds An , 'f u fi 1- l S i ff ' I, . fi t A i X 1' 'kt S A , Y k S, ut! Cindy Bodah Kimbirli Rowley Tanya Struble Sharon Berryman James Bunting Dion Davis Scott Forman Mary Groves Jennifer Jones Coline Kelly Sheila Thomas Albert Zamorano Janine Zuccala Kathy Zuccala Charles Zuccarello Our mascot shows her Lion Pride with a ROAR! I MMMMENA items. QQ im The Phoenix Suns Gorillia 1HenryJ salutes the crowd during the assembly. jig 14 H, N I l Joe Schied, Tim Perkins, and the lion are some of the many that watch the pep assembly. FRESHMEN 225 A ABSHER, GORDON: AFS 1,2,35 Boy's State 45 German Club 15 NHS 45 Student Body Treasurer 45 Student Government 1,2,3,45 Thespians 1,2,3,4. ACOSTA, JOSE R.: AFS 2. AGUILERA, MIKE: Baseball 1,25 Football I,2. AGUIRRE, PAUL: Football I5 Scimitar Staff 4. AKSAMIT, JIM DAVID: Central HS. ALBRECHT, MATT: AHS. ALCANTAR, PATRICIA L.: AHS. ALLEN, ELIZABETH: Art Club I5 DECA 3,45 Tennis 1. ALLEN, LISA J.: FBLA 1,2,3,45 Key Club 25 NHS 4. AMBROSE, ROBERT GREG: Football 1,2,45 Wrestling I,2. ANDERSON, DOUG: Football 3,45 Thespians 35 Roxana HS, Illi- nois. ANDERSON, ROBIN RENEE: Band 15 FBLA 1,45 Spanish Club 2. ARCE, BOBBY JOHN: West HS. ARN, MARY: Key Club 2. ASNER, MARIA VICTORIA: NHS 4. ASHTON, DEBORAH: AHS. AUSTIN, JAMES EARL: Football 1,25 Grinnell Hiking Club 1,2,35 ICE 45 Science Club 1,2,3,45 VICA 3,4. BAEZ-MORALES, MICHAEL' Key Club 35 Scimitar Staff 3,45 Speech 3. I BAKER, DEAN M.: VICA 4. BAKER, LORIN T.: Baseball l,2,3,45 Basketball 1,2,3,45 Home- coming Nominee 4. BAKER, MITZIE: AHS. BAKER, NINA: Key Club 1. BALDWIN, MICHAEL: AHS. BALGENORTH, BRYAN W.: Baseball l,2,3,45 Baseball MVP 15 Basketball 15 DECA 35 Football 1. BANALES, RON C.: Football 1. BANOVICH, STEVE: Concert Or- chestra 25 Intermediate Band 15 Intermediate Orchestra 1. BARNETT, JOE WILLIAM: Wres- tling 3. BARNEY, JAMES RODMAN: AHS. 226 SENIOR REGISTER SENIOR REGISTER BATIE, RUSSELL ALAN: Foot- ball 15 Vica Auto 4. BATTAGLIA, ANTHONY JOHN: VICA 4. BAUMHOVER, PEGGY: DECA 45 Matmaids 1,25 Ski Club 3. BECKER, JEFF WAYNE: DECA 3,45 Football I. BECKER, SHAWN C.: German Club 1,25 NHS 45 Parnassus 45 Science Club 15 Speech 2. BERGSRUD, PAM: Art Club 25 NHS 45 Parnassus 4. BERLINGER, WILLIAM GEORGE: AHS. BEST, RANDY R.: JROTC 2,3,45 Track 3,45 Wrestling 4. BETHEL, JAMES: Bowling Club l,2,3,4. BIANCHI, JAMES WILLIAM: Computer Club 25 Magic Club I5 Science Club 2,3. BISHOFF, KEN B.: Bowling Club 3,45 Bowling Club President 45 Chess Club 1,25 Chess Club Presi- dent 25 FBLA 1. BLACK, MAURICE ANDREW: Football 1. BLAKE, CHRISTY C.: AHS. BOHN, TORI ELLEN: Cheer 2,3,45 NHS 45 Ski Club 35 Student Government 1,2,3,4. BONHAM, DAVID L.: Marching Band 2,3,45 NHS 45 Spanish Club l,4. BONNY, MARY PATRICIA: Class Senator 35 Close Up 35 Girl's State Alternate 35 Mascot 45 Ski Club 45 Student Government 2,3,45 Tennis 1. BOWSHER, DEAN O.: VICA 4. BRANDENBURG, KURT ED- WARD: Bowling Club 3,45 Ski Club l,2,3,4. BRANHAM, MARY FRANCES: Chorale 45 Choralettes 2,3,45 Choralettes Historian 35 Chora- lettes Vice President 45 Parnassus 4. BREWER, GERALD RAYMOND: Bowling Club 1. BREWSTER, KRISS LYNN: AHS. BRISTER, DAVID ALAN: AHS. BRITT, GLENN: VICA 4. BROOKSBY, BRIAN KENDALL: Football 15 Jazz Band 1,2,3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Wind Wnsemble 3. BROWN, ANTHONY S.: Chess Club 2,3,45 NHS 45 Parnassus 3,45 Whitehall Yearling HS. BROWN, SCOTT: Art Club 3. BROWNING, SYDNEY R.: DECA 35 Girl's Basketball 2,3,4. BRUSSELS, STUART ALAN: Baseball 15 DECA 3,45 FBLA 1,25 Football 15 Wrestling I,2. BRYAN, CHRIS D.: AHS. BUA, AGNES MAY: Dance 2,3,45 Fortress Staff 35 Parnassus 3,4. BUCHANAN, KEVIN G.: Football 45 Key Club 3,4. BURLEIGH, PHILLIP T.: Chess Club 45 Computer Club 15 JROTC 1,2,35 Magic Club 1,25 Science Club 1. BUTLER, PAM ANN: Tempe Union HS. C CAGLIOTI, JANET ANN: DCAC Representative 35 FBLA 1,25 Girls State 35 NHS 45 Parnassus 2,3,45 Student Body Recording Secre- tary 45 Student Government 2,3,45 Speech 2,3,45 Thespians 3,4. CALHOUN, LINDA KAYE: FBLA 35 Camelback HS. CANO, LIZ B.: West HS. CAREL, DEWAYNE ROY: AHS. CARLISE, SHIRLEY RENE: AHS. CARLSON, LINDA MARIE: Girl's State 35 Grinnell Hiking Club 35 Key Club 1,25 Matmaids 25 NHS 45 Parnassus 35 Science Club 3,45 Ski Club 35 Student Government 45 Tennis 1,2,4. CAROTHERS, BRAD: Tennis 1,2,3,45 Tennis MVP 1,2,35 VICA 45 Who's Who 4. CARROLL, TERI LYNNE: DECA 35 HERO 4. CARTER, JOHN D.: AHS. CARUSO, ROSEANNE MARIE: Class Sweetheart 35 Key Club 15 Matmaids 1,25 Student Govern- ment 4. CASTILLO, TIM: Basketball 15 Cross Country 3,45 Track 2,3,45 Varsity Athletic Club 3,4. CHAFEY, JOHN R.: Football 1. CHAMBERLIN, ESTHER JEAN: AHS. CHILD, RONDA L.: Junior Achievement 1,25 Key Club 45 NHS 4. CHRISTOPHER, KERRY D.: Bas- ketball 1,2,3,45 Football 4. CICCONE, MARY NANCY: AHS. CLARK, DAVID L.: DECA 45 Football 2,3,45 Robinson HS, Illi- nois. CLARKE, LORENZO H.: West HS. CLEMENS, JOHN FRANCIS: AHS. CLEMENT, DEBRA MAE: Art Club 2,35 HERO 4. COHN, MARYANN: AHS. COLE, DIANE S.: Chorale 2,3,45 Chorale Treasurer 35 Chorale President 45 Choralettes 2,35 Key Club 3,4. CONYAR, JEFF ALLEN: Basket- ball 1. CONE, DONNA LEE: DECA 3,45 Ski Club 4. COONS, CHARLES T.: Comput- er Club 3.4. COOPER, DEBORAH LEA: Arch- ery 25 DECA 35 Football Manager 2,3,45 Key Club 15 Ski Club 2,3,45 Student Board 3,45 Student Gov- ernment 1,3,45 Tennis 15 Track Manager 4. CORBETT, GINGER: DECA 4. CORDOVA, FRED: Baseball 1,2,35 Basketball 1,25 Football l,2,3,45 Key Club 15 Varsity Ath- Ietic Club 3,4. COSTELLO, LINDA MARIE: COE 45 FBLA 4. COURCEY, DEBORAH A.: DECA 3,45 French Club 2. CRAFT, SHIRLEY ANN: AHS. CROOKS, DAWN MICHELLE: DECA 3,45 Ski Club 2,3. CRUZ, CANDELARIO JOSE JR.: Baseball 1,45 Basketball 15 Foot- ball 1. CRYTSER, SHAWN: Ski Club 3. CUNNINGHAM, JULIE L.: VICA 4. CURTIS, JANAE: Art Club 35 FBLA 45 Homecoming T-Shirt De- sign 45 OWE 4. D DALL, SHERYL LYNN: Dance 25 Key Club 2. DALLAS, GALEN DEAN: AHS. DANIELSON, DOREEN M.: AHS. DAWSON, JERRY: Bowling Club 1,25 Racquetball Club 3. DAWSON, LAURA BETH: Soft- ball 1,3,45 Softball MVP 15 Bour- gade HS. DEATON, BEN H.: ICE-VICA 45 Football 1. DEFREZE, DENISE CARLENE: FBLA 25 French Club 2. DEHERRERA, MARCELLA DIANE: FBLA 45 East HS. DE LA FUENTE, CRISTINA A.: Badminton 15 Cross Country 25 DECA 35 Grinnell Hiking Club 2,3,45 Track 1. DEMAIO, JAMES: Thunderbird HS. DELMUTO, GLENN ANTH- ONEY: Orchestra 2,3. DEMARTELAERE, KEVIN P.: AFS 2,33 AFS President 33 Draft- ing Award 2,33 NHS 43 Student Government 3. DENNING, CATHY E.: Archery 23 FBLA 43 Tennis I,2. DILLSWORTH, DANNY NORAN: Football 13 Ski Club 3. DISNEY, CHELLIE LYNE: Soft- ball 2. DODT, TIM E.: Golf 33 Football 3,43 Key Club 2,3,43 Key Club President 4. DOEHRMAN, RON: Key Club 2,32 Class Turkey 3,43 DOLYNIUK, JEROME LEE: Foot- ball I,2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Track 13 Varsity Athletic Club 3,4. DONAHOO, JANET LYNN: COE 4. DONALD, SUSAN RICHELLE: Key Club 2,3,43 Marching Band 2,3,4. DOODA, ALBERT: AHS. DOPP, EDWARD EARL: ROTC I,2,3,4. DOUGLAS, KELLY ANN: Ft. Pierce Central HS. DOYLE, PAT A.: Wrestling 1. DREW, CHRIS: Baseball 2,3,43 NHS 3,43 Tennis I. DUARTE, RICHARD S.: Key Club 4. DUTTON, DORA MAE: HERO 4. ECKERT, JOHN R.: Chess Club 13 FBLA 2. ELLINGTON, STEVE L.: Football 13 Track 13 VICA 3,4. ENGLERT, KELLY ANNE: COE 43 Key Club 1,2,3. ESCOBAR, TONY C.: Golf I,2,33 MECHA Club 1,2,3. ESQUIVEL, ALMA MARIE: Ski Club 2,3. ESTRELLA JOSE JAVIER: Band I,2,33 Basketball 1. ESTRELLA, RICHARD A.: Base- ball l,2,3,4Q Basketball 13 Home- coming Attendant 43 Football I,2,3,4. ETGEN, TERRI M.: Bath HS, Ohio. FERGUSON, DALE: Football 13 SENIOR REGISTER VICA 3,4. FERRARO, JANE ELIZABETH: Cheer 43 Football Manager 23 Homecoming Nominee 43 Key Club 13 Mascot 33 Rodeo Atten- dant 33 Ski Club 3. FIERROS, ALBERT JOSEPH: AHS. FIERROS, VALERIE ANN: COE 43 Spanish Club 23 Bourgade Catholic HS. FINN, DAVID JR.: Scimitar Staff 43 DECA 3,43 FBLA 13 Writing Lions 43 Writing Lions Vice Presi- dent 4. FISHER, SUE-ANN L.: Badmin- ton I,23 Cheer 33 Dance 2,3,43 Student Government 3. FITCH, DERRICK VAUGHN: AHS. FLORES, RAMONA L.: Apollo HS. FORMAN, SUSAN ANNETTE: DECA 3,4. FORSTIE, KURTIS DANIEL: Bowling Club I,2,3,4. FOSTER, DARRELL: DECA 43 Brady HS. FOSTER, LOIS J.: Art Club 23 NHS 4. FRAZIER, DANNY: AHS. FREDERICKSON, GEORGE AN- DREW: ASU Medallion of Merit 33 Boy's State 33 Class President 43 Cross Country 33 German Club 1,3,43 Homecoming Nominee 43 NHS 43 Parnassus 3,43 Science Club 3,43 Student Government 43 Track 2,3,4. FREDERICKSON, TRAVIS ALAN: Baseball Manager I,23 Basketball 13 NHS 43 Trainer-all sports 3,4. FREEMAN, JOHN: Bowling Club I,2,3,4. G GADBERY, MIKE: Football I,2,3,43 NHS 4. GALLAGHER, MICHAEL PAT- RICK: Cross Country 43 Track 43 VICA 33 Wrestling I. GANDIL, KRISTINE ANNE: Key Club I,2. GARCIA, JAIME JAVIER: Bas- ketball 13 VICA 4. GARCIA, MARIA ESTELLA: FBLA 13 MECHA 3. GARDOM, WENDY L.: DECA 3,41 Modern Dance I,2,3,43 Tre- vor Browne HS. GARNER, SCOTT J.: Band I,2,33 Drama I,2,3,4. GARRY, BRIAN PHILLIP: VICA 4. GEENS, CHRISTIAN: Bowling Club 43 Computer Club 43 AFS Foreign Exchange Student 43 Da- miaan Institute, Aarschot. GEGENHEIMER, CAROL ANN: Bowling Club l,2,3Q Concert Band I,2,3,43 FBLA I,2,43 NHS 43 PTSA 3. GESSWEIN, PATRICIA ANN: North HS. GIBBONS, DENNIS WHITNEY: Football I,2,3,4. GIBSON, GREG: Drama 43 Scimi- tar Staff 3,43 Oak Park-River For- est HS, Illinois. GILCREST, KAREN E.: Girl's Basketball 33 Steubenville HS. GILL, PATRICK LEE: ROTC I,2,3,43 Student Government 33 Wrestling 1,4. GILL, SHEILA MARY: VICA 43 West HS. GIULIANO, JOSEPH PETE: DECA 43 VICA 3. GIVER, JOHN PETER Ill: NFL 3,43 VICA-ICE 4. GLUCK, ANDREW: Basketball 13 German Club 23 Grinnell Hiking Club 43 Springford HS. GOFORTH, STAN L.: AHS. GRACE, EDWARD: VICA 4. GRAHAM, BURMAN W.: Base- ball I,23 Football I,2,3,43 Home- coming Nominee 43 NHS 43 Varsi- ty Athletic Club 3,4. GRAHAM, SCOTT D.: Baseball 23 Basketball 1,23 Football I,2,3,43 Homecoming Nominee 43 NHS 43 Ski Club 3,43 Varsity Athletic Club 3,4. GRANT, DEBBIE K.: Racquetball Club 3. GARPENTINE, LARRY: AHS. GREELY, PATRICIA ANNE: Cho- rale 43 Choralettes 2,3. GREEN, BYRON KEITH: Base- ball I,2,3,43 Football I,2,3,43 Var- sity Athletic Club 3,43 Wrestling I,2,3,4. GREENE, DEBORAH LOUISE: AHS. GREENE, HAROLD L.: Golf 2,3,4. GRENDA, DAVE: NHS 43 Wres- tling 33 Tehran American School, Iran. GRIEGO, TED DAVID: Basket- ball I,23 Football lg Homecoming Nominee 43 Track I,2,3,4. GRILLS, LISA A.: Wayne HS, Ohio. GROSSENBACHER, TERRY LEE: Baseball 1,2,3,43 DECA 43 FBLA 4. H HAAS, SUSAN MARIE: AHS. HAGAN, RENA L.: COE 43 Cho- rale 1,23 FBLA 13 JA 2,3. HAGGART, HOLLY LYNN: Bour- gade Catholic HS. HALE, RANDY JOE: Bowling Club 2. HALL, MIKE E.: Track 1. HALL, SHELLY DENISE: Track 3,4. HALLADA, BRIAN ALAN: De- bate 2,3,43 Class Senator 43 NHS 43 Parnassus I,2,3,43 Speech l,2,3,4Q Student Government 43 Orchestra I,2. HALLAGAN, ANNA: Advanced Band 2,3,43 All Regional Band 33 Archery 2,33 Bowling Club 13 ln- termediate Band 13 Orchestra 2,31 Parnassus 3,43 Pep Band 2,3,43 Wind Ensemble 3. HAMILTON, VINCE J.: Football 13 Grinnell Hiking Club 33 NHS 43 Science Club 2,3,4. HAMMONDS, BERT WAYNE: Football l,3Q Key Club 3,4. HAMMONDS, BRENDA JO: AFS l,2,3Q Basketball Manager 33 Grinnell Hiking Club 33 Home- coming Queen 43 Key Club 43 Mascot 43 Matmaids I,23 Modern Dance l,3Q Scimitar Staff 43 Stu- dent Government I,2,3,4. HANRAHAN, JAMES: VICA 4. HARLAND, SUSAN LENORE: District Art Merit 33 GirI's Nation 33 GirI's State 33 Key Club l,2,3Q Key Club District Sweetheart 23 NHS 3,43 Student Government 3,43 Student Rotarian 43 Track 23 Volleyball 1.2. HARMAN, DENNIS: Football 1. HARRIS, ELIZABETH A.: Art Club I3 JA 1,23 Key Club I3 Ski Club 23 VICA 4. HARRIS, TONI LYNN: D Cross Country 13 DECA 3. HAVLIK, CINDY EILEEN: FBLA l,2,3,4Q Key Club 23 Track 1. HEATH, MONYA YVONNE: COE 4. HEINZ, DOROTHY W.: Marching Band 4. HEILAND, MARSHA: Cross Country 1,43 German Club I3 Sci- ence Club 43 Ski Club 2,3,43 Track I,2,43 Varsity Athletic Club 4. SENIOR REGISTER 227 HELD, LEO T.: Independence HS. Band HENRICKSON, DAVID: Band 1: Drama 4: HOPE 4: VICA 3,4. HERNANDEZ, COTY MARIA: Cross Country 1,2,3,4: GirI's Bas- ketball 2,3,4: Key Club 1: Stu- dent Government 1. HERNANDEZ, PHILLIP AN- DREW: AFS 4: Boy's State 3: Football 1,2,3,4: Homecoming Attendant 4: NHS 4: Optimist 4: Rotarian 4: Scholarship Award 3,4: Student Body President 4: Student Government 3,4: Track 2: Varsity Athletic Club 4. HERRING, ROBERT DAWSON: VICA 2,3,4: VICA Treasurer 3: Central Jr. HS. HERROD, STEPHEN EDWARD: Concert Band 4: Marching Band 4: Hudson's Bay HS. HEUN, CYNTHIA LYNN: AHS. HIGGINS, PATRICK D.: Bowling Club 1: VICA 4: Woods Award 3. HIGGINS, THOMAS ALLEN: Rac- quetball Club 2,3,4. HINDERLITER, MICHAEL ALAN: Bowling Club 1: Concert Band 2,3,4: German Club 1,2: Marching Band 2,3,4: Orchestra 1,2: Science Club 1. HISLOP, CAROL RUTH: AFS 2: DECA 3: FBLA 4: Key Club 1. HOBBS, CHRISTINE LYNN: DECA 3,4. HODGES, REBECCA FAYE: AHS. HOFFARTH, MATTHEW JO- SEPH: Key Club 2: Tennis 1,2,3,4: VICA 4. HOLL, PHILLIP L.: DECA 3. HOLMBERG, NELSON R.: Close Up 3: Student of the Week 3. HOLMES, MARY EILEEN: Per- formance Dance 2,3,4. HOMSEY, BRIAN A.: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2: Wrestling 1,2,3,4. HOMSEY, BRUCE DANIAL: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,2: Wrestling 1,2,3,4: HORNER, MONA J.: Key Club 3,4. HOUSER, RONDA DIANE: Arch- ery 3,4: DECA 4. HOORNEMAN, MARK DANAIL: Bowling Club 1,2,3: Band 1,2,3,4: Tennis 1: VICA 4. HUNT, WILLIAM: Basketball 1,2: Football 1,2,3,4. HURST, RHONDA L.: HERO 4: Key Club 2. HUTCHINSON, MICHELE FAYE: AFS 2: Key Club 1. HUTSON, ALICIA S.: AHS. 228 SENIOR REGISTER SENIOR REGISTER INGLE, LISA JEAN: Baseball Manager 3: Ski Club 4: Softball 1,2,3,4: Student Government 4: Track 1,2: Volleyball 1,2. INGRAM, DENISE LYNN: Cho- rale 2,3,4: Chrisman HS. INMAN, W. MICHAEL: AHS. IRVINE, CHERYL A.: FBLA 4. J JACKSON, ANGIE: Key Club 1. JACOBY, JERRI SUE JACQUE- LINE: FBLA 4: Football Manager 1,3: Grinnell Hiking Club 2,3,4: Key Club 3,4: Fortress Staff 3,4: Fortress Assistant Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 3,4. JEAN, LISA: AHS. JOHNSON, MICHAEL E.: AHS. JOHNSON, WILLIAM: Cross Country 3,4: Student Govern- ment 3: Track 2,3,4. JUNAS, SUSAN LYNN: Softball 1,2,3,4. JUNDY, TERI LYNN: AHS. JUSLIN, JOHN: ICE-VICA 4. K KELLAR, LANCE B.: Baseball Manager 1,2,3,4: Marching Band 2,3,4. KENNEDY, LOU ANN: COE 4. KERN, GARY F.: Fortress Staff 4: Fortress Photo Editor 4: Quill and Scroll 4. KIMBROUGH, JON ALAN: Golf 3: Grinnell Hiking Club 3,4: Sci- ence Fiction Club 3,4: Writing Lions 3,4. KING, MELISSA ANN: AFS 3,4: Homecoming Nominee 4: Stu- dent Body Corresponding Secre- tary 4: Student Government 2,3,4. KLEIN, BART: AHS. KLOEPPEL, TOM RUSSELL: AHS. KLOSSNER, PENNY LYNN: Golf 4: Catalina HS. KOUTS, SUSAN NAOMI: Con- cert band 2,3,4: Concert Orches- tra 1,2: German Club 2,3,4: Jazz Band 1,3,4: Marching Band 2,3,4: Pep Band 1,2,3,4: Writing Club 2. KROHN, MARK ALLAN: Bowling Club 4: Chess Club 3,4: Football I. L LANGFORD, JULIE L.: AHS. LANGFORD, KEN WAYNE: AHS. LANGFORD, KEN WAYNE: Tel- luride HS, Colorado. LARD, JERI ANN: Art Club 2: DECA 3,4: Homecoming T-Shirt Design 3. LARSEN, TERRI: AHS. LARYO, ANDREW C.: Apollo HS: Cortez HS. LASHER, JOHNNY EDDIE: AHS. LEHMAN, BRENDA JOYCE: Chorale 4: Chorallettes 2,3: Dra- ma 3,4: French Club 2: Key Club 2: NHS 3,4: Parnassus 3,4: Speech 3,4. LEHMKUHL, MIKE: AHS. LEMME, STEVE L.: Computer Club 1,2,3,4: Grinnell Hiking Club 2,3: NHS 4: Science Club 1,2,3,4: Speech 4. LEONARDO, BARBARA ANN: AFS 2,3: Archery 2,3,4: Girl's State 3: NHS 4: Parnassus 4: Stu- dent Government 1,2,3,4. LESSARD, ROBERT JON: Rac- quetball Club 3: Science Club 3,4. LEUNG, TONY: Grinnell Hiking Club 2,3,4: NHS 4: Parnassus 3,4: Science Club 1,2,3,4. LINDLEY, TOM B.: Bowling Club 1: DECA 3,4: Grinnell Hiking Club 2: JA 3: Who's Who 3. LINDSAY, STEPHANY JEANNE: FBLA 3,4: NHS 4. LOO, LOUISA: AHS. LOPEZ, FRANK: VICA 3. LOVATO, ERIC PAUL: Baseball 1,2: Football 1,2,3,4. LUCERO, BILLIE JO: Basketball Manager 2: MECHA 2,3. LUCERO, LISA: S MECHA 2: Softball Manager 2. LYALL, WAYNE L.: Track 1: VICA 3. MADDEN, JOHN: Art Club 3. MAGEE, DAVID L.: Bowling Club 2,3,4: Jazz Band 3,4: Marching Band 2,3,4: NHS 4. MAGEE, MICHAEL C.: Bowling Club 2,3,4: Jazz Band 3,4: March- ing Band 2,3,4. MAGRUDER, ANDREA BETH: JA 1: Matmaids 2,3: NHS 3,4: Science Club 4: Ski Club 3: Span- ish Club 4. MAHR, ANNA J.: FBLA 1: Key Club 3,4: Tennis 2. MALLORY, KELLY JEAN: Homecoming Nominee 4: Pom Pon 3: Softball 2: Student Gov- ernment 1,3,4: Tennis 1. MANCUSO, MARK ANTHONY: Cross Country 3,4: Track 3,4: Patchogue-Medford HS. MARTIN, DOROTHY: Cross Country 3,4: Key Club 1,2,3,4: Track 1,2,3,4: Varsity Athletic Club 3,4. MASONE, VINCE: Cross Country 3,4: ROTC 1,2,3. MATTHEWS, RUSSELL A.: Kingman HS. MAY, KATHARINE MARY JANE: Art Club 1,2: Band 1,2,3,4: Bowling Club 1,2,3: HERO 4: Racquetball 3. MCCANLIES, KAREN L.: Chora- lettes 2,3: FBLA 4: Key Club 1: NHS 4. MCCARTHY, SUSAN MI- CHELLE: FBLA 1,3: Interact 1,2: Key Club 1,2: Parnassus 2,3,4: Speech 3,4: Thespians 3,4. MCCAUGHEY, JERI ANN: COE 4: 110 WPM Shorthand Award 3. MCCORMICK, PATRICIA A.: FBLA 4: GirI's Basketball 3: Key Club 2,3, MCCONIGA, LINDA JO: Ad- vanced Band 2,3,4: Bowling Club 1,2,3,4: HOPE 4: Orchestra 1,2,3. MCCREA, ROBERT ALLEN: Baseball 1: Bowling Club 2. MCDONALD, BRENDA S.: DECA 4: Key Club 2. MCDOWELL, RICHARD AN- DREW: Chorus 1,2,3,4: Drama 2,3,4: Thespians 3,4. MCMURDY, JOHN PHILIP: AHS. MCNABB, DAWN L.: AHS. MCNABB,' DON C.: DECA 4. MCNALLY, ED: Drama 1,2,3,4: Speech 2,3. MEAGHER, DONNA: AHS. MENDEZ, MELISSA ANN: Con- cert Band 2,3: Marching Band 2,3: Orchestra 2: Softball 1: Spanish Club 1. MERKLEY, BARBARA S.: DECA 3,4: FBLA 1: Key Club 2: Mat- maids 1,4: NHS 4: Wrestling Man- ager 3,4. MESQUITA, DEBRA DIANA: ln- termediate Band 1: MECHA 2. MEYERS, KENT L.: Football 1,2: Buchser HS. MICKLEY, JENITA FAY: Con- cert Orchestra 35 Creative Writ- ing Club 25 DECA 3,45 Key Club 35 Spanish Club 2,3,45 Who's Who 35 Casa Grande Union HS. MILLER, ALICE: Softball I,2,35 Thespians 3,45 Track I. MILLER, DAVID M.: Tennis 25 East HS, Wisconsin. MILLER, KATHRYN: Band l,2,3,45 Bowling Club I5 Girl's Basketball 2,3,45 HOPE 45 NHS 45 Softball 2,3,4. MILLER, JON N.: JROTC I,2,3,4. MITCHELL, TAMMY LYNN: Dance 2,3. MITCHELL, WENDY G.: Creative Writing Club 3,45 Golf 3,45 Indian Club 3,45 Quill and Scroll 3,45 Scimitar Staff 3,45 Agua Fria HS. MONTEZ, CAROL: MECHA 2,3. MONTOYA, MARGARET ANN: Softball 35 Volleyball 2. MONTOYA, TERESA A.: FBLA I5 Softball 2,3,45 Volleyball 2,3,4. MULLER, KELSEY TARYN: Key Club 2. MULLICAN, JOAN ANN: Art Club 3,4. MULLINS, BRETT: VICA 3. MURPHY, LEWIS: Ski Club I. NANNY, STEPHEN: Drafting Award 3. NAVRATIL, MIKE F.: AHS. NELSON, BARBARA JEAN: Class Senator 35 FBLA 45 Golf 25 Student Government 3. NELSON, BRYAN ALLEN: ROTC 45 Maryvale HS. NELSON, WILLIAM: Tennis l,2,3,45 Tennis MIP 35 VICA 4. NEWELL, REX ANDY: AHS. NEWMEYER, SHAUNA: Chora- lettes I5 NHS 45 Parnassus 4. NICHOLS, CRAIG: Band I,2,35 Drama 3,45 Magic Club I,35 Sci- ence Club 3,4. NIELSEN, MARIANNE: AFS 45 AFS Foreign Exchange Student 45 Bowling Club 45 Student Gov- ernment 45 Valundborg Gymnasi- um, Denmark. NORK, CINDY: AHS. NORRIS, ALLEN: Key Club I5 Football 1,45 Wrestling I. O'CALLAGHAN, ELIZABETH: SENIOR REGISTER Key Club I5 Matmaids I,25 Ski Club 3. ORR, SHELLEY MARIE: Cheer 25 HERO 45 HERO Vice President 45 Homecoming Attendant 45 Stu- dent Government 3,45 Tennis I5 Track I.2. OSBOURN, JULIE ANN: AHS. OVERBAY, THERESE: AHS. OVERBEY, TINA F.: DECA 35 Tennis I. OWENS, JON: Cross Country 2,35 Track l,2,3,45 Football I. OWENS, LIZ: DECA 45 Spanish Club 35 President-Spanish Club 3. P PARROW, JOHN ROBERT: ROTC 2,3,45 ROTC President 4. PATE, CARL: Kalaheo HS, Ha waii. PATRICK, RANDY WAYNE: Tuc- son HS5 Palo Verde HS. PATTERSON, DEBRA ANN: Cross Country I5 Cheer 2,3,45 DECA 3,45 Track I,2. PAULUS, TERRY E.: DECA 35 Football 3,45 Key Club 25 Ski Club 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Varsity Ath- letic Club 45 Phoenix Christian HS. PAYNE, DARLENE: Spanish Club I,3. PAYNE, LAURIE: HERO 4. PAYNE, TRACY RENA: VICA 45 Delphi Comm. HS. PENDLEY, SCOTT K.: Tolleson HS. PEREZ, ENRIQUE JOSE: Bas- ketball I5 Cross Country 2,35 DECA 45 Track 2,3,4. PERKINS, TIMOTHY JACKSON: AFS 3,45 Baseball 35 Boy's State 35 Football 2,3,45 Homecoming King 45 NHS 45 Student Body Vice President 45 Student Govern- ment 3,45 Varsity Athletic Club 3,45 Millington Central HS, Ten- nessee. PHILLIPS, JACQUE: HERO 45 Ski Club 3. PICKARD, CINDY ANN: Key Club I5 Pom Pon 45 Ski Club 35 Ski Club Secretary 3. PIERI, RENE: Basketball 2,3,45 Softball I,3,45 Volleyball I,2,3,4. PIPER, GINA: FBLA I,4. POLLETTA, ANITA ELIZA- BETH: Matmaids 25 Track 3,45 Camelback HS. PONTIUS, DEBBIE: NHS 45 John Marshall HS, PRUNISKI, STEVE A. Ill: Bour- gade Catholic HS. PUCILLO, JON C.: AHS. PURCELL, JERRY P.: Casa Grande HS. Q QUAN, DIANE LORRAINE: Class President 35 Class Senator 25 Key Club I5 Softball 25 Student Gov- ernment 2,3,4. RADCLIFF, MICHAEL D.: Foot- ball I. RADER, CRAIG V.: Grinnell Hik- ing Club 3,45 Maine West HS, Illi- nois. RAMIREZ, RUDY A.: AHS. RANDLEMAN, EVERETT TODD: Football I. RAPER, DOROTHY CATHLENE: HERO 4. RAUCH, LISA KAY: Softball 3. RAUSCH, KIM: DECA 35 VICA 4. RAY, CATHY ANNETTE: Girl's Basketball 35 Key Club 25 Scimi- tar Staff 35 Worley HS, Idaho. RAY, CINDY S.: HOPE 4. READER, TERESA: Dance 25 Drama 25 Tennis I5 VICA 3,4. RED, SHERRI LYNN: Basketball Manager 35 Chorale I,45 Chora- Iettes 2,35 Key Club 4. REEDER, ERIC DEAN: Chess Club 35 Football I, RENDON, YOLANDA MARIE: Homecoming Attendant 45 Pom Pon 45 Ski Club 35 Student Gov- ernment 2,3,4. RETTLER, MELANIE A.: Ger- man Club5 Softball I,25 Tennis I. REYES, SYLVIA ESTHER: AHS. REYNOLDS, KATHY ANN: FBLA 45 NCTE Writing 35 Span- ish Club 3,4. RIALE, MARY: Grinnell Hiking Club 35 Berwick HS. RICE, JAY ARTHUR JR.: German Club I,3,45 Grinnell Hiking Club 2,3,45 Key Club 25 Science Club I,3,4. RICHIE, CHARLES: Football I5 Key Club 3,45 Orchestra l,2,3,45 Wrestling I,4. RIEGER, BARBARA A.: Key Club I5 Bel Air HS. ROCHETTE, DENISE ELIZA- BETH: Badminton I,25 DECA 35 Drama 25 Science Club 45 Ski Club 4, ROGERS, TERRI LYNN: Art Club 3,4. ROLLINS, MICHAEL RAY: DECA 35 Football I5 Wrestling I. ROMAN, DONNA MARIE: DECA 45 Washington HS. RONSHEIM, ALISON MARIE: Art Club 3,45- Bowling Club l,2,3,45 DECA 45 Spikettes 2. ROSALES, RICH: DECA 3,45 Ski Club 2,3,4. RUDISILL, STEVE W.: Football I5 Wrestling 2. RUDISILL, STEVE W.: Football I5 Wrestling 2. RUDOLPH, BRENDA: AHS. RUIZ, ROSE ANN: DECA 35 ME- CHA 2,35 Tennis I. RYAN, JULIE ANN: HERO 45 HERO President 45 Key Club I5 Softball 3. RYON, BARRY BARTON: Johan- nesburg-Lewiston HS. S SAIN, DAVID J.: German Club I. SANDOVAL, SUSAN DENISE: DECA 35 Matmaids I. SARVER, MIKE: Football I,25 SCHAEFER, PATTI L.: Key Club I,25 Tennis I. SCHMIDT, HEIDI JO: DECA 45 Key Club I5 Ski Club 45 Track I. SCHOTT, JOHN PATRICK: AHS. SCHWARTZ, LINDA G.: DECA 3. SCHWARTZ, STUART M.: AFS 2,3,45 Football I. SCOTT, MARY MICHELLE: Inter- act I,2. SCOTT, STEVE: Key Club 2,3,4. SEARS, ROBERT J.: Boy's State Alternate 35 Key Club 2,3,4. SHANK, KELLY JEAN: AHS. SHARP, MARTIN C.: AHS. SHARP, TOM: Football 3. SHEPARD, PAUL ALAN: VICA 3,4. SHEPARD, SCOTT: North HS, Iowa. SHERIDAN, LISA ANNE: DECA 45 FBLA I. SHERWOOD, DEBBIE: Cheer 25 Girl's State 35 Homecoming At- tendant 45 NHS 45 Parnassus 45 Pom Pon 3,45 Rotarian 45 Science Club 45 Spanish Club 45 Student Government l,2,3,45 Student Government-Elections Chairman 4. SHOEMAKER, MICHAEL D.: Cross Country 45 Track 4. SENIOR REGISTER 229 SISSON, SANDRA S.: Baseball Manager 25 COE 45 Matmaids I5 Ski Club 35 Tennis I. , SLADE, DORA MAE: Key Club 4. SLOAN, TODD: DECA 35 DECA Plaque 35 French Club 25 NHS 3,45 Scimitar Staff 35 Tennis I. SMALL, MARY ELIZABETH: Key Club 25 Spirit Essay Contest Winner I. SMITH, CARA DAWN: Softball 2,3,45 Tennis I5 Varsity Athletic Club 25 Volleyball I,2,3,4. SMITH, CHERYL LYNN: DECA 3,4. SMITH, JOI ANN: Art Club 25 Bowling Club I,2,3,45 JROTC I,2,3,4. SMITH, MICHAEL: Baseball I,2,3,45 Baseball MVP 2,35 Bas- ketball I5 Jazz Band 45 Marching Band 2,3,45 NHS 4. SMITH, WILLIAM G.: South Mountain HS. SNYDER, WENDY: DECA 45 FBLA 25 Gymnastics 2,3. SOMMER, CHARLES A.H.: Foot- ball I5 VICA 3,4. SOUTHWICK, CYNTHIA MARIE: Mission Bay HS, California. SOWACKE, DIANE: FBLA 3,45 NHS 3,4. SPEER, CHERYL LYNN: Archery 25 Badminton 2,3,45 Badminton MVP 35 DECA 3,45 DECA Sweet- heart 45 Softball 2,3,45 Softball Manager I5 Tennis I. SPENCER, LON FRANKLIN: Camelback HS. SPINA, VINCE: Bowling Club 2,3,45 Golf 3,45 Medina HS, Ohio. STATEN, GERALYN CHARISSE: Anytown Delegate 35 BSU 35 Soft- ball 3,45 Track I,2,3,45 Varsity Athletic Club 2. STEBBINS, KAREN SUE: Ad- vanced Mixed Choir 45 Waupun HS, Wisconsin. STEIMER, TRACEY LYNNE: AFS I5 FBLA 3,45 Key Club I. STEINBERG, JANET ELLEN: DECA 35 FBLA I. STEINER, D'LEE MARK: DECA 3,4. STEPHENS, KENNETH WIL- LIAM: Rancho HS, California. STINNETT, REBECCA: HERO 4. STONEROCK, RAY A.: AHS. STRINGFELLOW, WALLY DEAN: Bowling Club I5 Key Club 25 Thespians 2,3,4. STRUNK, DAVID: Football I5 Southeast HS, Kansas. STURGILL, PAULA MARIE: DECA 3,4. 230 SENIOR REGISTER SENIOR REGISTER SUTPHIN, NIKKI SUZANNE: Chorale 2,3,45 Choralettes 2,35 French Club I,25 Key Club 2,35 Parnassus 45 Speech 4. SWADENER, CHRIS: Key Club 2,3,45 Key Club International Trustee 45 Tennis I5 Wrestling I. SWORD, JILL EVELYN: Tennis I,2,3,4. SZCZEPANIAK, KATHY: Bowl- ing Club I5 DECA 3,45 FBLA 2,3. T TANG, LANA SONIA: AFS 25 FBLA I,25 Interact I,25 Key Club I,25 NHS 3,45 Who's Who 3. TARR, TIMOTHY CHARLES: ICE 45 JROTC I,2,3,4. TARZIAN, KEITH: Bowling Club 4. TAYLOR, GREG: AHS. TEACH, MARY KAREN: Softball I5 Payson HS. TERAJI, CHERYL ANN: AFS 25 DECA 35 NHS 4. THACKER, JAY L.: Marching Band 2,35 NHS 4. THOMAS, BRIAN KEITH: VICA 45 Apple Valley HS. THOMAS, PATRICIA MARIE: Cheer 2,3,45 Homecoming Nomi- nee 45 Student Government 4. THOMPSON, DAVE E.: Golf 25 VICA 3,4. THOMPSON, LAURIE J.: Dance I,2,3,45 DECA 35 Ski Club 3. THORNTON, SHERRIE KAY: FBLA 45 OWE 4. THROCKMORTON, DOUGLAS JON: Key Club I5 VICA 4. TIFFANY, ANGELA A.: Benton County HS, Maryland5 Maryvale HS. TITUS, PAULINE K.: AHS. TOKARS, MARC: German Club I5 Grinnell Hiking Club 2,3,45 NHS 3,45 Parnassus 3,45 Science Club I,2,3,4. TREADWELL, SCOTT: Football I. TRINKA, MARY A.: AFS 45 Band President 45 Bowling Club I,2,35 Concert Band I,2,3,45 Jazz Band 45 Marching Band I,2,3,45 NHS 45 Pep Band I,2,3,45 TUGGLE, CONNIE JO: Bowling Club 45 Majorette 2,3,4. TURNER, DEBBIE J.: Cross Country 25 FBLA 45 Key Club I,2,45 NHS 45 Spanish Club 3,45 Track I. TURNER, SHELLEY: AHS. V VAN BOERUM, SANDY MI- CHELLE: Softball 2,35 Tennis 2. VANDERLINDEN, CARYL JUNE: Chorale I,2,3,45 Chorale Vice President 25 Drama 35 FBLA I5 Jazz Ensemble 3,45 Marching Band 3,45 Orchestra I,2. VARGAS, NICOLAS V.: MECHA 2,3,45 Soccer Club 3. VAUGHN, LESLIE R.: Basketball Manager I5 Football Manager I. VEST, DAVID GORDAN: ICE- VICA 4. VEST, SHERRI: Parnassus 4. VIRAY, DINA LYNN: Science Club 45 Ski Club 45 Track 3,45 Moon Valley HS. VOET, PATRICIA GWEN: CFS 25 Chorale I5 Choralettes 2,35 Chor- alettes Vice President 3. VOHN, SCOTT WILLIAM: AHS. W WACKERBARTH, JAN DEE: FBLA 45 Key Club I. WAGNER, KELLY M,: Scimitar Staff 4. WALLACE, CARLIE J.: FBLA 4. WALLACE, SHEILA LYNN: Cho- rale 35 Performance Dance 3,4. WALTON, GREG SCOTT: Bas- ketball I,2,3,4. WASHBURN, JAME W.: Key Club 2,3,45 Key Club President 3. WASIELEWSKI, VERGIE GEN- DOLYENN: AHS. WELD, MARK JOSEPH: Football 3,45 French Club 45 Golf I,2,35 Jazz Band I,25 Soccer Club 45 Student Government 3,45 Varsity Athletic Club 4. WELLS, WILLIAM A.: AHS. WELSH, MARK STEPHEN: Com- puter Club I,35 NHS 45 ROTC 45 Science Club I,4. WEST, MELISSA MARIE: Drama I5 Racquetball Club 45 West HS. WHITAKER, MARK AUSTIN: AHS, WHITE, CHARLES: Cross Coun- try I,25 Grinnell Hiking Club I,25 Ski Club I,2,3,4. WHITE, ROGER N.: Football I,25 Track I,2,3,4. WHITEHEAD, NANCY: Art Club 25 HOPE 2. WILKINS, BARRY M.: AHS. WILLIAMS, TAMARAH: HOE 45 Track I,2. ' WILLIAMS, TOM C.: Basketball 25 Cross Country I,2,3,45 Key Club I5 Track I,2,3,45 Varsity Athletic Club I,2,3,45 Wrestling I. WILLIS, RANDAL BYRON: Golf I5 Key Club 2,3,45 Key Club Vice President 45 Science Club I. WIRTH, PEGGY E.: ICE 4. WISKIA, JANE MARIE: Parker Sr. HS. WOLF, GREG SCOTT: AHS. WRIGHT, CYNTHIA ELIZA- BETH: Cheer 45 Girl's State Alter- nate 35 Key Club I,2,3,45 Key Club Sweetheart 35 Mascot 35 Track I,2. WRIGHT, GLADYS A.: HERO 45 Quill and Scroll 3. WRIGHT, LINDA: HERO 4. WYATT, SCOTT RYAN: VICA 4. Y YBANEZ, ROBERT: Football I,25 MECHA 3,45 Ski Club 2. YOUNG, JIMA LIN: FBLA I,25 NHS 45 Parnassus 4. YOUNG, LINDA: Cross Country 2,35 Girl's Basketball 2,35 Science Club 35 Tennis I5 Track I. YOUNG, TIM: Bowling Club 2,45 Chess Club 2,45 JROTC 2,3,4. YU, WAYNE K.: Bowling Club I5 Parnassus 45 Ski Club 4. Z ZIEN, CHRISTINE ANN: DECA 35 Drama 2,45 Parnassus 45 Science Club 45 Ski Club 45 Track 3,4. ZIMMERMAN, LYNN MARY: Cross Country I,25 French Club 2,35 HOPE 45 Key Club I5 Mascot 35 Matmaids I,25 Science Club 2,3,45 Student Government 35 Track I5 Beaumont HS. ZWILLICK, SHERYL: Chorale 3,45 Marching Band 2,3,4. Arnold, Bolt, Connie 210 GE ER Ll DEX Noel 155 A Abalos, Tony 193 Abbott, John 211 Abbott, Susan 211 Abraham, Mike 175 Absher, Amy 175 Absher, Gordon 155 Acosta, Fernando 211 Acosta, Jose 155 Acuna, Anthony 211 Adams, Mark 211 Adams, Scott 175 Adams, Shirl 175 Adkins, Darrin 211 Adkins, Wilson 175 Agnew, Jim 211 Aguilar, Nannette 175 Aguirre, Isaac 193 Aguirre, Paul 155 Alandar, John 155 Arruda, Michael 211 Artalejo, Marcella 193 Arvizu, Sylvia 193 Arvizu, Tom 175 Asher, Joseph 193 Asher, Maria 155 Ashton, Deborah 155 Ashton, James 211 Ashton, Paul 193 Aston, Deena 211 Austin, James 155 Avila, Theresa 193 Ayala, Frank 211 Ayala, Manuel 193 Babbitt, Fred 193 Bach, Rayann 175 Baggett, Gary 193 Alaniz, Jesse 211 Albrecht, Matt 155 Alcantar, David 193 Alderman, Glenn 175 Aldridge, Marianne 193 Aleem, Lailal 211 Alger, Deana 175 Allen, Elizabeth 155 Allen, Kim 193 Allen, Michael 211 Allen Pamela 193 Allen Terri 193 Baggett, Tom 176 Bagley, Daniel 193 Bailey, Janine 193 Bailey, Lisa 211 Baker, Jodie 193 Baker, Cory 211 Baker, Dean 155 Baker, Lorin 155 Baker, Mitzie 155 Baker, Nina 155 Baker Norman 175 Baldwin, Michael 155 Allen, Tim 175 Balgenorth, Bryan 155 Alt, Justin 211 Altamirano, Amelia 175 Altamirano, Linda 175 Amantia, Hachig 211 Amavisca, Edward 193 Amavisca, Marco 211 Amavisca, Raul 175 Ball, Elizabeth 211 Bamrick, Dan 193 Banales, Ron 155 Banke, Paul 193 Banks, Anne 211 Banks, Jana 175 Banks, Steve 175 Bloyed, Kathleen 193 Ambrose, Robert 155 Ambrose, Steven 175 Anderson, Carla 175 Anderson, Douglas 155 Anderson, Gloria 193 Anderson, John 175 Anderson, Karen 211 Anderson, Penni 175 Anderson, Robert 193 Anderson, Scott 211 Anderson, Scott 211 Banovich, Steven 155 Barbano, Charlene 193 Barcellos, Andrew 175 Barlow, Roxane 175 Barnett, Jackie 175 Barnett Joe 155 Barney, James 155 Barraza, Deborah 176 Barraza, Joe 176 Andrew, Kim 175 Anetsberger, Keith 211 Anetsberger, Lisa 175 Antee, Adele 211 Arce, Robert 155 Arico, Michael 211 Arico, Nick 211 Armstrong, Steve 211 Arn, Mary 155 Barrett, Ronda 193 Bartoszek, Jacqueline 211 Batie, Neil 193 Batie, Russell 155 Battaglia, Anthony 155 Bauer, Tammy 211 Baughman, Barbara 176 Beach, Kenneth 211 Beach, Nona 211 Beard, Lisa 155 Bechtel, Brent 211 Bechtold, Kim 193 Beck, Nancy 193 Becker, Christopher 211 Becker, Kimberly 176 Becker, Shawn 155 Beckett, Valerie 211 Bedore, Gregory 193 Beebe, David 193 Bejar, Sammy Jr. 193 Bejar, Raul 211 Bell, James 176 Bell, Sandra 176 Bemelman, Pamela 211 Bemus, Douglas 176 Bender, Robin 211 Benedict, Susan 176 Bennett, Brad 193 Bennett, Jonnea 211 Benson, Ladeana 156 Bentley, Miashawn 195 Berberich, Amy 176 Bergman, Tim 211 Bergsrud, Pam 156 Berlin, Kimberly 176 Berlinger, Bill 156 Berry, Jeffrey 211 Berryman, Sharon 211 Berryman, Susan 176 Best, Randy 156 Bethel, James Il 156 Bethel, Lyra 211 Bevel, Michelle 211 Bianchi, James 156 Bickel, Tom 176 Bilitzo, Jill 211 Bingham, Brian 193 Birdwell, Richard 211 Birkmire, Michael 211 Bisson, Larry 176 Bittner, Kandi 211 Blackford, Deborah 211 Blackshire, Julie 193 Blackwell, Marina 176 Blake, Debbie 176 Blakesley, Lisa 156 Blansit, Pete 211 Blanton, Sheri 193 Blochberger, Karen 176 Blochberger, Sean 193 Bloom, Neal 193 Bloomingdale, Jolene 176 Blue, Dalyn 176 Blue, Damon 211 Boat, William 211 Bocskay, Valerie 176 Bodah, Sandra 211 Bogert, Suzanne 193 Bohn, Tori 156 Boldman, Corrina 193 Boling, Janet 176 Bond, Annette 176 Bonham, David 156 Bonham, Kelli 193 Bonny, Mary 156 Bonny, Terri 210 Border, Kristie 176 Borge, Jon 176 Borunda, Andy 176 Bowdoin, James 210 Bowler, Alison 193 Bowman, Teresa 210 Bowsher, Dean 156 Boykin, Ann 210 Bradbury, Dorene 176 Bradbury, Russell 193 Bradshaw, Troy 176 Branaman, Denny 193 Brandenburg, Jill 210 Brandon, Matt 210 Brandon, Paul 193 Branham, Mary 156 Brasgalla, Ron 210 Braudrick, Jerry 193 Braun, Sonya 176 Brazill, Tom 193 Brenner, Valerie 210 Breshears, George 194 Bretall, Douglas 194 Brewer, Gerald 156 Brewer, Tammy 176 Brewster, Doug 176 Brewster, Kristen 156 Brewster, Sherrie 210 Brinton, Jon 176 Bryant, Denise 194 Bryant, Kenneth 210 Bryant, Loren 196 Bryant, Stephen 156 Buchanan, Kevin 156 Bunting, James 225 Burchett, Bev 210 Burcky, Bruce 194 Burleigh, Richard 210 Burns, Christine 194 Burns, Erick 194 Burns, Peggy 210 Burrows, Susan 176 Bursott, Natalie 210 Burt, Curtis 194 Burt, Micki 194 Burton, Brian 210 Burton, Geri 194 Bushroe, Dawn 194 Buske, Rory 176 Butinski, Jimmy 194 Butinski, Victor 210 Butler, Maureen 176 Butler, Pamela 156 Butler, Virginia 194 Byrd, Lori 156 Byrd, Robert 156 Byrum, Ronald 194 Byrum, Tamara 212 Cabrales, Barbara 210 Britt, Catherine 194 Caglioti, Janet 156 Britt, Glenn 156 Brizzec, Lisa 194 Brockway, Robert 210 Broderick, Amy 210 Brooks, Kimberly 210 Brooksby, Brian 156 Brooksby, Scot 194 Caime, Sandford 194 Cain, Darrin 210 Cain, Jodie 210 Calderon, Anthony 194 Calderon, Stephen 176 Calhoun, Richard 194 Callaway, Brett 176 Brown, Anthony 156 Brown Brown Barry 194 Darrell 210 Brown, Debora 21 O Camargo, John 176 Camargo, Julie 194 Cambern, Donell 176 Cambern Jon 212 Brown Douglas 194 Brown Eric 194 Brown, lda 176 Brown, Jack Jr. 176 Brown, Michelle 176 Brown, Scott 156 Brown, Tracey 210 Browning, Duane 194 Browning, Shannon 212 Browning, Sydney 156 Bruce, Jeff 210 Bruce, Jerry 210 Brunicon, Karren 210 Brunsberg, Richard 194 Brussels, Stuart 156 Bryan, Chris 156 Campbell, Cassie 210 Campbell, Monica 176 Canez, Sylvia 177 Cano, Elizabeth 156 Cano, Ernie 210 Canter, Carla 194 Canter, Cecelia 177 Cappella, Cathryn 194 Carel, Dewayne 156 Carey, Diana 194 Carey, Tim 194 Carlin, David 210 Carlise, Shirley 156 Carlisle, John 210 Carlson, Linda 156 Carmody, Sheri 194 GENERAL INDEX 231 Carothers, Brad 156 Carpenter, Frank 210 Carroll, Teri 156 Carter, Jacqueline 177 Carter, Linda 210 Carter, Lynda 210 Carter, Ray 194 Caruso, Roseanne 156 Cassiano, Laura 210 Castellano, Susan 210 Castillo, Carol 191 Castillo, Timothy' 156 Castle, Valerie 194 Castner, Shawn 210 Castro, Carolyn 210 Cataldo, Tony 194 Caudill, Jeffrey 194 Ceja, Carlos 210 Celaya, Charles 177 Celaya, Enedina 156 Cerny, John 177 Chafey, John 157 Challis, Kevin 194 Chambers, Charles 194 Chandler, Michele 177 Charlet, Robin 195 Chase, Christina 212 Chase, William 177 Chavey, Fredrick 195 Chavez, Carolyn 195 Chavez, Jimmy 195 Cheung, Donna 195 Chicoine, Michael 195 Chila, Mitchell 210 Child, Ronda 157 Childress, Louann 177 Choate, Gary 177 Chou, Johnny 210 Christensen, Troy 177 Christian, Marcia 195 Christopher, Kerry 157 Christopher, Mike 195 Ciccone, Mary 157 Cirocco, Christopher 195 Claridge, Tracy 210 Clark, David 157 Clark, Frank 210 Clark, Katherine 177 Clark, Patricia 195 Clark, Scott 210 Clark, Stephanie 177 Clarke, Lorenzo 157 Clemens, John Clement, Debra 157 Clocksin, Anthony 213 Clugston, Vivian 195 Coates, Stacy 213 Coates, Susan 213 Coates, Virginia 177 Cochrane, Sandi 213 Cochrane, Sheri 213 Coddington, Carol 195 Coffman, James 157 232 GENERAL INDEX Cohen, Jennifer 177 Cohen, Viki 213 Cohn, Maryann 157 'Colburn, Marie 177 Coldsmith, Pam 213 Cole, Charles 195 Coleman, Larry 177 Collier, James 177 Colligan, lvy 195 Colvert, Debra.157 Colyar, Glenn 213 Colyar, Jeff 157 Combs, Cheryl 177 Comon, Philip 195 Compton, Kirk 213 Connarroe, Amy 195 Conaway, Tracy 213 Cone, Donna 157 Conklin, Mary 213 Conley, George 213 Consier, Ronald 213 Contini, John 177 Conway, Michael 213 Conway, Pamela 177 Cook, Danette 195 Cooke, Roger Coombs, Tamika 177 Coons, Charles Coons, Frank 195 Coons, Larry 213 Cooper, David 213 Cooper, Deborah 157 Cooper, Greg 195 Cooper, Stacy 177 Cooper, Troy 177 Copeland, Lee 213 Corbett, Chris' 213 Corbett, Ginger Corbin, Russ 213 Cordova, Becky 213 Cordova, Fred 157 Cortes, Daniel 195 Corum, Kellie 195 Costello, Linda 157 Cottrell, Pat 213 Cousin, Angela 195 Couturier, Douglas 213 Cozby, Jerry 177 Crabtree, Curtis 195 Rmft, Cherri 177 Craft, Shirley 157 Cranston, William Jr. Crews, Walter 213 Crews, Christine 157 Crews, Sally 177 Criswell, Mary 213 Croner, Michael 213 Crooks, Dawn 157 Crouse, Ron 177 Cruz, Anitra 213 Cruz, Candelario Jr. 157 Cruz, David 177 Cruz, Steve 213 Crytser, Shawn 157 Cull, Denise 195 Cummings, Monica 195 Cunningham, Julie 157 Cunningham, Mark 213 Cupmore, Bobbie 213 Curtis, Janae 157 Curtis, Tracy 213 Cuspard, Lanita 195 D Daer, Michael 213 Daggett, Rebecca 213 Dailey, Paula 195 Daleiden, Reggie 195 Dall, Sheryl 157 Dallas, Galen 157 Dallas, Lorraine 178 Dalrymple, Michelle 213 Damon, Russell Damon, Susan 178 Daniels, Beth 214 Danielson, Doreen 157 Dau, Anne 195 Davirro, Lori 178 Davis, Adrienne 213 Davis, Antoinette 195 Davis, Dereck Davis, Dion 225 Davis, Jennifer 213 Davis, Kimberly 178 Davis, Michael 178 Davis, Paul 213 Davis, Diane 195 Davis, Scott 178 Davis, Shawn 195 Davis, Tammy 195 Davis, Troy 195 Dawson, Christopher 213 Dawson, James 178 Dawson, Jerry 157 Dawson, Laura '157 Dawson, Lisa 178 Dawson, Timothy 213 DeAngelis, Gene 195 Dcaton, Ben 157 DeCroix, Lisa 213 DeFine, James 213 DeFrese, Richard 213 DeF'reze, Denise 157 DeLeon, DeLeon, DeLeon, DeLeon, DeLoera DeLong, DeLong, lrene,178 Josefihine 213 Lawrence 178 Roy 157 , Cheryl 195 Dale 195 Dana 157 DePuma, Michael 213 DePuma , Stacy 213 DeSomma, John 213 DeWald, Debbie 195 Deane, Marilyn 178 Duarte, Richard 158 Duckworth, Lorraine 158 Duff, Jon 178 Deas, Marie 213 jugan, Timothy 196 Deaton, Wayne 195 Dehart, Kimberly 178 Dehart, Paige 195 Deherrera, Marcella 158 Deines, David 178 Del Muto, Glenn 158 Del Muto, Gwen 158 Dela Rosa, Shonie 213 Delaet, Keith 178 Deluna, John 178 Deluna, Steven 195 DeMaio, James 158 DeMaio, Tricia 213 Demlong, Teri 178 Dempsy, Cherry 195 DeMartelaere, Kevin 158 Dendy, Lori 178 Denning, Cathy 191 Denning, Thomas 195 Denny, Donna 195 Denton, Thomas 178 Deplazes, Ronald 178 Derrick, Anita 213 Dickover, Charlene 158 Dickover, Kathleen 158 Dillard, Kevin 213 Dillsworth, Danny 158 Disney, Chellie 158 Dodt, Tamara 178 Dodt, Timothy 158 Doehrman, Ronald 158 Dolyniuk, Jerome 158 Dominguez, Diane 195 Dominguez, Irene 158 Donahoo, Janet 158 Donahoo, Jeffrey 213 Donald, Susan 158 Dooda, Albert 158 Doolittle, Wendy 195 Doolittle, Woody 178 Dopp, Karen 213 Dorosky, Rick 195 Dorsey, Kully Dorsey, Michael 213 Douglas, Kelly 158 Do ' as, Laura 213 Do-glas, Matthew 214 Doluglas, Russell 195 Dowell, David 214 Dowell, Mark 178 lbowty, Mabel 178 Dowty, Michael 214 Doyle, Maureen 214 Doyle, Patrick 158 Drake, Laurie 158 Drake, Susan 214 Drew, Chris 158 Dryden, Tumara 196 Duarte, Barbara 214 Duiven, Teres 214 Dunn Carmen 214 Dunn, James 196 Dunn, John 196 Dunn, Michael 196 Dunn Michele 214 Dunnington, Troy 214 Duran, Margaret 214 Duran, Pauline 196 Durbin, Jerry Jr. 178 Dutey, Julie 214 Dutton, Diane 214 Dutton, Dora 158 Duzy, Sherrie 178 Eagan, Richard 178 Eagan, Sarah 214 Earl, Jeffrey 178 Earle, Rae 196 Earley, Stephanie 178 Earley, Steven 196 Eaves, Thomas Eckard, Peggy 196 Eckard, Regina 214 Eckert, Patricia 178 Eckley, Kerry 178 Eddy, Janice 178 Ehler, Vicky 214 Elliott, Winnie 214 Ellis, Angela 196 Englert, Kelly 158 Enslin, Jeff 214 Epperson, Kellie 178 Epperson, Leslie 214 Erb, Amy 214 Erhardt, David 196 Escobar, Jimmy 196 Escobar, Joey 196 Escobar, Tony 191 Espinoza, Robert 158 Esquivel, Alma 158 Esquivel, Veronica 196 Estes, Darrell 196 Estes, Judi 214 Estrella, Jose 158 Estrella, Rick 158 Etgen, Susan 178 Etgen, Terri 159 Etz, David 178 Fagenbush, Jeff 214 Fanum, Rachel 214 Farha, Jimmy 214 Farrell, Mike 178 Farrell, Tom Feid, Kurt 196 Feldmann, Reed 159 Felish, Joseph lll 214 Felix, Alma 214 Feliz, Kristina 214 Feliz, Shelley 178 Ferguson, Lisa 159 Fetguson, Scott 159 Ferguson, Tracy 214 Fernandez, Allisen 196 Fernandez, Charmaine 214 Fernandez, Neil 214 Ferraro, Janie 159 Fields, Bruce 196 Fields, Mickey 214 Fierros, Mary 178 Fierros, Valerie 159 Figueroa, Anna 196 Filpek, Vanda 214 Fillingham, Fred 214 Finch, Ellen 178 Fincher, Deanna 214 Fineberg, Gary 196 Finn, David 159 Fisher, Helen 196 Fisher, Sue 159 Fitzpatrick, James 178 Fitzwater, Mel W " Fizz, Michelle ,2 4 , Fletcher, Mark 214 Frazier, Daniel 159 Frazier, Deborah 214 Frederick, Valerie 215 Frederickson, George 159 Frederickson, Pamela 179 Frederickson, Travis 159 Freeman, John 159 Freeman, Michaelle 196 Friedman, Carol 179 Frye, Kimberly 196 Fryman, Paula 196 Fryman, Vicki 179 Furnari, David 179 G Gabaldon, Sherrie 215 Gabbitas, Jerry 215 Gabbitas, Lisa 179 Gadbery, Kevin 215 Gadbery, Michael 159 Gaeraths, Eddy 196 Gagliardi, Vincent 179 Gallagher, Michael 159 Gallagher, Stephanie 179 Gallegos, Deborah 179 Galloway, Joyce 196 Gamez, Joe Jr. 179 Gandil, Kristine 159 Gangemi, Joe 179 Gegenheimer, Carol 159 George, Betty 180 Gerard, George 215 Gesswein, Patty 159 Gherardi, Mira 159 Ghigo, Eugenia 197 Ghigo, Michael 197 Giacalone, Michael 197 Gibb, Brian 180 Gibbons, Dennis 159 Gibbons, Dodi 197 Gibbons, Julee 197 Gibson, Gregory 161 Gibson, Michael 161 Gill, Aletha 215 Gill, Maureen 215 Gill, Patrick 161 Gilliland, Byron 197 Gilliland, Jennifer Gipson, John 215 Giuliano, Joseph 161 Giver, John 161 Glazman, Marin 180 Gleisner, Mike 215 Glemba, Audrey 180 Glemba, Jeffrey 215 Glemba, Julie 161 Glenn, Jennifer 215 Glisan, Robert 197 Glosser, John 197 Glover, Annetta 180 Gluck, Andrew 161 Goddard, Julie 190 Goddard, Laura 180 Godshall, Juanita 215 Flores, Adina 178 L Flores, Celia 214 Flores, Ramona 191 Flores, Sandra 179 Flynn, Brien 214 Flynn, Evette 179 Flynn, Ken 196 Flynn, Laura 159 Foley, Rory 214 Fong, Celina 214 Fonteno, Letitia 214 Forman, Susan 159 Forstie, Greg 196 Forstie, Kurtis 159 Fosmore, Virginia 214 Foster, Darrell 159 Foster, Eric 196 Foster, Gerald Jr. 179 Foster, Diane 214 Foster, Kimberly 179 Foster, Lois 159 Fowler, Ralph 214 Fox, Dawn 214 Fox, Jana 179 Fox, Micheal 179 Francies, Scott 179 Frank, Mark 179 Franke, Douglas 214 Gangemi, Lisa 196 Gannon, Mathew 179 Gano, Henry 215 Gaona, Lisa 215 Garcez, Ana 215 Garcia, Bernie 196 Garcia, Celia 215 Garcia, Celia 215 Garcia, Darryl 196 Garcia, Ernie 196 Garcia, Jaime 159 Garcia, John 215 Garcia, John 196 Garcia, Maria 159 Garcia, Martin 196 Garcia, Monica 179 Gardner, Lori 180 Gardom, Wendy 159 Garhart, George 215 Garner, Scott 159 Garraghan, Phoebe 180 Garraghan, Shawn 215 Garron, Richard 215 Garry, Brian 159 Gates, Jami 196 Gavin, William 15S Gee, Judy 159 Geer, Dianna 180 Godshall, Patricia 180 Goernitz, Scot 197 Goforth, Charles 215 Goforth, Perry 197 Goforth, Stanley 161 Goldman, Sheryl 180 Gomez, Kelly 180 Gonzales, Eddie 161 Gonzales, Heidi 197 Gonzales, lshmael 161 Goodwin, David 215 Goodwin, Jane 197 Goodwin, Terri 180 Gorce, Brian 197 Gordon, Christine 196 Gordon, Treva 196 Gore, Aolani 180 Gorslin, Deborah 196 Gorslin, Denise 215 Gossard, Stacy 180 Gould, Jennifer 196 Gowan, Cynthia 215 Grace, Eddie 161 Grace, Julene 196 Graham, Burman 161 Graham, Deidre 196 Graham, Greg 215 Graham, Scott 161 Graham, Sean 180 Grant, Debbie 161 Grant, Richard 180 Grapentine, Larry 161 Grapentine, Susan 196 Graves, Deborah 196 Gray, Cynthia 215 Gray, Jamie 215 Gray, Julie 180 Gray, Laurie 180 Greeley, Timothy 196 Greely, Kara 196 Greely, Kathryn 180 Greely, Patricia 161 Green, Byron 161 Green, Kim 180 Greene, Deborah 161 Greene, Harold 161 Greene, Tina 196 Greenmyer, Charla 215 Greenmyer, Edward 180 Greff, James Jr. 180 Greff, Robert 196 Gregory, Demetrio 215 Gregory, Monica 180 Gregory, Scott 215 Grenda, Kristin 180 Grendell, Betty 180 Griego, Theodore 161 Grieve, Karen 196 Grieve, Sally 180 Griffith, David 180 Griffith, Randy 180 Griffor, Jack 180 Grills, Lisa Grills, Michelle 196 Groh, Lynne 161 Groh, Patty 215 Grossenbacher, Barry 196 Grossenbacher, Terry 161 Grover, Jeffrey 196 Grover,lScott 180 Guardiola, Dora 215 Guerrero, John 196 Guerrero, Joseph 180 Guidice, Valerie 215 Gula, Gabrielle 180 Gutaw, Lisa 215 Gutierrez, Pauline 196 H Haas, Susan 161 Habecker, Linda 215 Hacker, Dona 216 Hacker, Lora 180 Haenel, Alissa 197 Hagan, Rena 161 Haggart, Holly 161 Halal, Dave 180 Hale, Randy 161 Hall, Donald 161 Hall, Kathleen 180 Hall, Michael 161 Hall, Shelly 161 Hallada, Brian 161 Hallada, Robert 197 Hallagan, Anna 161 Halling, Allen 197 Halverson, Janis 216 Halverson, Theresa 197 Hamen, Larry 180 Hamilton, Vincent 161 Hamman, Stephen 197 Hammonds, Brenda 162 Handshy, Terry 180 Haney, Linda 180 Hangartner, Paul 197 Hanner, Debbie 197 Haralson, Tammie 197 Haranzo, Wendy 216 Harbison, James 180 Harding, Aaron 197 Harding, Julia 216 Hardy, Kevin 216 Hardy, Lisa 180 Harland, Susan 162 Harman, Dennis 162 Harmon, Phillip 197 Harnack, Jeffery 180 Harnack, Linda 216 Harper, Karen 216 Harrach, Dana 216 Harrigan, Frank 216 Harris, Daniel 180 Harris, Jana 180 Harris, Julie 216 Harris, Liz 162 Harris, Lori 216 Harris, Stacy 216 Hartley, Debra 180 Hartley, Valerie 197 Hartwig, Lori 162 Hasenberg, Eric 197 Havener, Roger 216 Havlik, Cindy 162 Havlik, Joseph 197 Hawkins, Paul 216 Hawkins, William 180 Hawley, Cindy 216 Hayes, Lee Jr. 197 Hayes, Ruth 197 Heath, Kristin 197 Heath, Monya 162 Hedgpeth, Kevin 216 Heer, Carla 180 Heer, Ronald 216 Hein, Wendy 180 Heinz, Dorothy 162 Helms, Michelle 180 Helton, Sabrina 216 Hemming, Kim,j97Jf GENERAL INDEX 233 La Cavera, Nat Jr. 199 Hemming, Tonyia 197A Hempen, Ronald 181 Hemphill, Wesley 197 Heneghan, Kelly 181 Hennigan, Albert 216 Henrickson, David 162 Henrickson, Linda 197 Henry, Charles 181 Henry, Shawn 216 Henry, Thomas 181 Henry, Travis 197 Hernandez, Coty 162 Hernandez, Doreen 216 Hernandez, Greg 197 Hernandez, Phillip 162 Herring, Robert 162 Herrod, Steve 162 Hesterman, Lynda 216 Hethcock, Lorie 162 Heuett, Colleen 181 Heun, Tonya 197 Higgins, Patrick 163 Higgins, Thomas 163 Higuera, Cathy 216 Hill, Clay 197 Hill, Rebecca 216 Hilton, Karen 163 Hinderliter, Michael 163 Hinderliter, Timothy 197 Hinos, Larry 197 Hinson, Thad 197 Hirko, Daniel 181 Hislop, Carol 163 Hoaglund, Robert 197 Hobbs, Debra 181 Hobert, Shelly 181 Hochhalter, George 181 Hodge, Scott 197 Hodges, Marie 181 Hodges, Rebecca 163 Hodges, William 197 Hoffarth, Elaine 181 Hoffarth, Matthew 163 Hoffman, Vicki 216 Hofstetter, Rhonda 197 Hofstetter, Terri 216 Hogland, Mark 181 Holaday, Brenda 190 Holl, Phillip 163 Holland, Christine 190 Holland, Noralee 216 Holland, Samuel Holt, Emily 181 Homsey, Brian 163 Homsey, Bruce 163 Honhoinewa, Denise 181 Honhoinewa, Jennifer 216 Hoopes, Terri 181 Hoorneman, Mark 163 Hoover, Tricia 197 Horacek, Kerry 197 Horn, Wendy 216 234 GENERAL INDEX Horner, Michelle 181 Horner, Mona 163 Horner, Rhonda 198 Horton, Jay 216 Horton, Michelle 163 House, Les 216 Houser, Ronda 163 Hovey, Debra 198 Hovey, Jill 181 Howard, Jamie 198 James, Joseph 181 James, Mike 163 James, Phyllis 198 Howard, Jody 216 Howard, Rhonda 198 Howard, Shawn 198 Howerton, Vera 198 Howes, Gary 216 Hoyt, Kelli 198 James, Wendy 216 Jansen, Dawn 216 Jargon, Rodney 198 Jaycox, John 182 Jaye, Lynette 182 Jean, Lisa 163 Jefferys, Patrick 216 Jenkins, Janet 216 Jenkins, Lisa 182 Jensen, Felecia 182 Jensen, Jim 217 Jett, Edward 198 Jimenez, Rebecca 163 Kane, Rebecca 198 Karl, Bobbie 217 Karl, Robin 217 Karpouskas, Valerie 217 Karsky, Michael 182 Kathan, Scott 217 Katzenberger, Valorie 182 Kearney, Melinda 198 Keil, Kimberly 217 Kozak, Brian 199 Kramer, Robert 199 Kramer, Theresa 217 Krohn Lynette 182 Krohn, Mark 165 Kronz, Danny 199 Krout, Kenneth 217 Krout, Krout, Michael 217 Robert 182 Krznarich, Tony 217 Kellar, Bernice 217 Kellar, Lance 165 Kellar, Yvonne 217 Kelley, Darlene 217 Kelley, Sharon 165 Kelley, Stuart 198 Hudson, James Hudson, Roger 216 Hudson, Theresa 181 Hughes, Julie 181 Hunt, Karen 181 Hunt, William 163 Hurlburt, Kathleen 198 Hurley, Jeffrey 190 Hurley, Kyle 216 Hurley, Steven 216 Hurst, Rhonda 163 Hutchinson, Michael 198 Hutson, Alicia 163 lannitelli, Claudio 181 Ideker, John 216 lnderneden, Kelly 216 lngle, Brad 216 lngle, Lisa 163 Ingram, Cindy 181 Ingram, Karen 198 Ingram, Richard 216 Inman, John 181 Inman, William 163 Irish, Oscar 198 Irvine, Robert 216 Irwin, Karen 181 lvenz, Joseph 198 Jackson, Amy 198 Jodat, Cheryl 182 Joenk, David 217 Johns, Richard 182 Johnson, Bill 163 Johnson, Brenda 217 Johnson, Carl 198 Johnson, Michelle Johnson, Deborah 198 Johnson, James 217 Johnson, Jamie 182 Johnson, John 217 Johnson, Kimberly 182 Johnson, Michael 165 Johnson, Johnson, Patricia 182 Johnson, Richard 198 Johnson, Richard 182 Johnson, Scott 198 Johnson, Vince 165 Jones Elston 182 Jones, John 182 Jones, Julie 217 Jones, Keith 198 Jones, Lance 198 Jones Lori 182 Jones, Mark 217 Jones, Shanna 198 Jones, Steven 198 Jones, Terri 217 Jones, Todd 182 Jordan, Cindy 182 Jordan, Shelley 198 Jorgensen, Peggy 182 Jucrn, Inge 217 Junas, Susan 165 Juncker, Charles 217 Jundy, Teri 165 June, Dawn 217 Nathan Jr. 165 Jackson, Angi 163 Jackson, Paul 216 Jacobs, Carol 198 Jacobs, Louie 198 Jacobson, Robert 198 Jacoby, Jerri 163 Jahoda, Steven 163 Jaime, Robert 163 James, Bertie 216 June, Scott 198 Juslin, John 165 K Kading, Brenda 198 Kalani, Drena Jo 182 Kelley, Susan 182 Kelley, Timothy 217 Kelly, Colleen 217 Kelly, Katherine 182 Kemp, Randall 182 Kenison, Floyd 182 Kennedy, Brenda 198 Kennedy, Bridget 182 Kennedy, Charlene 182 Kennedy, Lou 165 Keown, Margaret 198 Kern, Gary 165 Kew, Scott 182 Kew, Sharynn 217 Khaler, Robert 217 Kidd, John 198 Kidney, Brenda 217 Kim, Kwang Sup 217 Kimbrough, Darrell 217 Kimbrough, Jon 165 King, Anita 217 King, Bill 182 King, Erwin 198 King, Melissa 165 King, Ruben 180 King, Scott 217 an Kyle 182 Kirkm , Kirkman, Pam 165 Kisner, Annette 199 Kisner, Frank 182 Kist, Cynthia 217 Kittrell, Roger 182 Klein, Bart 165 Kloeppel, Thomas 165 Klooster, Cecelia 217 Klooster, Mike 165 Kmieciak, Kathleen 182 Knabe, Lori 217 Kneipp, Jerry 217 Kniffin, Don 182 Knight, Kelley 199 Koch, Susan 182 Kootstra, William 182 Koressel, Jacqueline 182 Koressel, Sandra 199 Kouts, Susan 165 Kowren, Mic'hell 199 Kuban, Bryon 217 Kuhbander, Donald 217 Kwiecien, Mary 199 Kyman, Paul Jr. 217 L La Doux, Gerrie 217 La Doux, LaDonna 182 La Rocca, John 182 La Russo, Angela Lacek, Diana 165 Lacey, Ann Lachman, Nadine 217 Lackey, Amy 217 Lackman, Rayna 165 Lambert, Cliff 182 Landreth, Lorene 199 Langford, Cindy 182 Langford, Julie 165 Langford, Linda 217 Lanman, Malissa 217 Lanman, Michele 199 Lanoue, Rodney 182 Lapointe, Ernest 182 Lard, Jeri 165 Larremore, Kara 217 Larsen, Terri 165 Larson, Beth 182 Lasher, John 165 Latham, Donna 182 Laux, Daniel 217 Lawless, Debbie 217 Lawler, Bennie 182 Lawlor, Beverly 217 Lazovich, Marc 182 Lazovich, Michelle 217 LeDesma, Roland 217 Leabo, Jennifer 217 Lebron, Debra 199 Lee, Christopher 217 Lee, Christopher 183 Lee, John 183 Lee, Lily 217 Legan, John lll 165 Lehman, Brenda 165 Lehmkuhl, Mike 165 Leimbach, Kimberly 183 Lemme, Steve 165 Lendt, Laurie 217 Leonardo, Barbara Ann 165 Lessard, Robert 165 Leung, Linda 218 Leung, Tony 165 Levander, Laurie 199 Levario, David 218 Levengood, Mike 199 Levinson, Charles 199 Levinson, Daniel 199 Lewis, Cheryl 218 Lewis, Mark 199 Lewis, Nathan 218 Lewis, Stacy 218 Libby, Sarah 183 Lindenmier, Gary 218 Lindley, Dennis 183 Lindley, Tom 166 Lindsay, Jon 199 Lindsay, Stephany 166 Lindsey, Alexander 183 Link, Douglass 199 Livas, Naomi 218 Livensparger, Lucy 218 Lizar, Jeffrey 218 Lizarraga, Dorothy 199 Lloyd, Ginger Lodmell, Tracy 183 Loeffler, Amy 218 Loeffler, Beth 166 Loeffler, Desiree 183 Lohr, Alice 218 Lomuscio, Debbie 183 Long, Christine 199 Longoria, David 218 Loo, Antony 199 Loo, Louisa 166 Looney, Krevin 218 Looper, Cindy 199 Lopez Brenda 199 Lopez, Charlie 218 Lopez, Edward 199 Lopez, Gary 218 Lopez, James 183 Lopez, Richard Jr. 166 Lose, Helen 199 Lovato, Eric 166 Lovato, Garrett 218 Lovato, Sylvia 183 Lowe, Sharon 183 Lowe, Sheralee 218 Lowen, Heidi 218 Lucas, Marcus 218 Lucas, Peter 183 Lucero, Billie 166 Lucero, Lisa 166 Lui, George 183 Lujan, Frank 199 Luk, Angela 199 Luper, Paula 199 Lutes, Darren 218 Lutrick, Rebecca 218 Lutz, James 199 Lyall, Wayne 166 Lynch, James 199 Lynch, Robert 183 Lynch, Tammy 218 Lyons, Duane 199 MacDonald, Jon 199 Mackey, Robert 199 Mackin, Michelle Magee, Danny 183 Magee, David 166 Magee, Mike 166 Maggard, Kristine 199 Magnetti, Kim 199 Magnolo, Michael 199 Magruder, Andrea 166 Magruder, Lisa 218 Mahan, Renee 199 Mahr, Anna 166 Mahr, Kathy 199 Mahr, Rebecca 218 Maldonado, Audoriel 183 Malin, Michael 183 Maliner, Amy 199 Malkus, Daniel Mallory, Kelly 166 Mallory, Roni 199 Manager, Duane 199 Mancuso, Mark 166 Mancuso, Paul 199 Manies, Jeff 199 Manker, Lora 183 Mann, David 199 Manning, Guy 199 Manning, Terri 183 Manuel, Gary 199 Mar, Elaine 199 Mar, Janet 218 Marcell, Laura 183 Marcely, Nino 184 Marez, Salomon 200 Marin, Pearl 183 Mark, Greg 200 Marshall, Fred 218 Marshall, Jennifer 200 Marshall, Roy 200 Martin, Bridget 183 Martin, Dorothy 166 Martin, John 218 Martin, Larry 183 Martinez, Alvaro 200 Martinez, Kathleen 200 Martz, William 200 Maser, Bryan 200 Mason, Lisa 200 Masone, Vincent 166 Masters, Daniel 218 Masters, James 218 Masters, Ronald 200 Masterson, Terry 218 Mathis, Martin 200 Matoskey, Joseph 200 Matsumoto, Alan 200 Matthews, Rhonda 183 Matthews, Russell 166 Maudsley, Eric 200 May, Katharine 166 Mayberry, Stephen 200 Mayer, Denise 183 Mayes, Jill 218 Mays, Todd 200 McCambly, Kim 184 McCanlies, Karen 166 McCants, Deborah 200 McCants, Theresa 184 McCarthy, Anastacia 184 McCarthy, Susan 166 McCarty, Kathy 200 McClain, Todd 218 McComb, Mark 200 McConiga, Linda 166 McCormick, Laurie 200 McCormick, Patricia 166 McCown, Dale 218 McCoy, Greg 184 McCue, David 200 McCully, Alan 200 McCully, Karen 166 McDaniel, Kelli 218 McDonald, Brenda 167 McDonough, Joyce 184 McDowell, Martin 200 McDowell, Richard 167 McGarvey, June 184 McGrady, Sandra 200 McGrath, Dorothy 200 McGrath, Thomas 184 McGuire, Colleen 218 McHenry, Sean 200 McKee, Paula 184 McKeever, Leonard 218 McKinney, James 184 McKinney, Sara 200 McLaughlin, Barry 184 McMeen, Barry 200 McMurdy, John 167 McNabb, Dawn 167 McNabb, Michael 200 McNair, Mary 218 McNally, Matthew 218 McRae, Timothy 218 McSorley, Jamie 184 Meadows, Jennifer 218 Meagher, Colleen 184 Meagher, Donna 167 Medley, Janine 218 Medley, Rhonda 184 Meek, Richard 200 Meek, Tammy 184 Meeks, Charles 200 Meeks, Tammy 218 Mena, Carlos 200 Mennuti, Lisa 200 Mercado, Al 218 Mercado, Enrique 200 Mercer, Mike 200 Merkley, Barbara 167 Merkley, Steve 218 Mesquita, Debbie 184 Messerli, Daron 200 Metz, Kim 184 Morales, Lora 219 Moreno, Alfred 219 Moreno, Ernie 191 Morquecho, Christina 184 Morquecho, Donna 184 Morris, Lee 167 Morrison, Terry 200 Morton, Gina 219 Morton, Julia 219 Metzendorf, Brian 218 Metz, Pat 218 Metzendorf, Diane 218 Meyer, Christina 200 Michaels, Karen 218 Mickley, Jenita 167 Millard, Fern 200 Millard, Steve 218 Millard, Wesley 167 Miller, Alice 167 Miller, Charles 219 Miller, Debra 184 Miller, Diane 200 Miller, Dwain 184 Miller, Jill 184 Miller, Jimmie 219 Miller, Jon 167 Miller, Kathryn 167 Miller, Lance 219 Miller, Lance 219 Miller, Lisa 200 Miller, Lynda 184 Miller, Patricia 219 Miller, Sherri 184 Miller, Vicki 219 Miller, Woodrow lll 200 Millward, Lisa 167 Milone, Tina 219 Minster, Monica 219 Mitchell, Anita 200 Mitchell, Wendy 167 Mitten, Kevin 167 Mogler, Julie 219 Mogler, Rusty 200 Mohon, Cheryl 167 Moliatu, Lance 219 Molina, Arthur 200 Moller, Heron 219 Monaghan, Kevin 200 Montez, Carol 167 Montez, Joe 200 Montoya, Margaret 167 Montoya, Teri 167 Moody, Andrew 184 Moody, Marlin 219 Moore, Cindy 219 Moore, James 219 Moore John 184 Moore, Lisa 184 Moore, Mark 167 Moore, William 219 Moorefield, Stacy 200 Morales, Adam Jr. 167 Moulton, Jill 184 Mucklow, Dina 184 Muller, Muller, Collin 201 Kelsey 167 Mullican, Joan 167 Mullican, Vincent 184 Mullings, Melinda 184 Mullings, Robin 201 Mullins, Brett 167 Mulvih ill, Michael 184 Muncy, Todd 219 Muns, David 219 Murdock, Melanie 201 Murphy, Clio 184 Murphy, Eilis 219 Murphy, Karen 184 Murphy, Lewis 167 Murphy, Mark 219 Murray, Annette 184 Myers, Christopher 219 Myers, Marci 219 Myers, Matthew 219 Myers, Russell 201 Najera, Bobbi 219 Nannestad, Lisa 184 Nanny, Robert 201 Nanny, Stephen 167 Nathan, John 184 Navratil, Michael 167 Neader hiser, Carla 219 Neal, Erin 167 Neeley, Linda 201 Neely, David 219 Negri, Paul 201 Nein, Lisa 219 Neithercutt, Kurt 201 Nelson, Barbara 167 Nelson, Bruce 219 Nelson, Gary 184 Nelson, Gary 184 Nelson, Lee 184 Nelson, Pam 168 Neu, Tanya 219 Nevitt, Michael 201 Nevitt, Paul 219 Newell, Rex 168 Newmeyer, Shauna 191 Newton, James 219 GENERAL INDEX 235 Ney, Melvin ll 201 Nghiem, Dai 201 Nghiem, Thanh 184 Nichols, Craig 168 Nichols, Tina 201 Nieuhuis, Kelly 201 Nielsen, Marianne 168 Nix, Grady 184 Nokes, Rina 201 Nork, Cindy 168 North, John 201 Norton, Brenda 201 Nugent, Lisa 184 Nullman, Beth 219 O O'Brien, Joe 219 O'Callaghan, Liz 168 Padilla, Terri 201 Palmer, Darron 201 Pamer, Fred 201 Panetta, Andrea 185 Parish, Donna 185 Parisi, Joseph 220 Parke, Danald 220 Parker, Doug 201 Parker, Martin 220 Parovlek, Connie 185 Parsons, Debra 168 Paszkowski, Todd 220 Pate, Carl 168 Patrick, Cindy 201 Patrick, Randall 168 Patten, Mary 185 Patterson, Debra 168 Patterson, Samantha 201 Paul, Jeffrey 201 Paulson, Eric 201 O'Meara, Lynn 201 O'Neal, Katie 201 Ochoa, Belinda 184 Ochoa, Gabriel Ochoa, Henry 168 Ogle, Melissa 201 Oglesby, Anna 168 Oleson, Kristen 185 Olin, Leah 184 Olsen, Doris 201 Olsker, Jeffrey 184 Olsker, Michael 184 Paulus, Leslie 201 Paulus, Terry 168 Pavlenko, Alexander 1 Payne, Darlene 168 Payne, Deborah 168 Payne, Debra 190 Payne, Vicki 220 Pearcy, David 185 Olson, Thomas 219 Olszewski, Edward 184 Ong, Kim 220 Ong, Nancy 184 Orr, Scott 220 Orr, Shelley 168 Osborn, Ginger 201 Osborn, Gregory 201 Peden, Ramona 185 Peeples, Rebekah 201 Pelletior, Robert 185 Pendley, Scott 168 Penix, Michael 201 Pennington, Judi 220 Penrose, Staci 201 Perez, Donna 201 Perez, Enrique 168 Perez, Paul 220 Perez, Vincent 220 Perkins, Robin 220 Osborn, Vickie 185 Osbourn, Julie 168 Overbey, Terry 220 Overbey, Tina 168 Overman, David 201 Perkins, Timothy 169 Perry, Greg 220 Perry, Jerry 201 Perryman, Kathy 201 Peterson, Brian 185 Owens Bunnie 185 Owens Elizabeth 201 Owens Jonathan 168 Owens, Leann 201 Owens, Liz 168 Owens, Mark 201 P Pacheco, Lisa 201 Packard, Ted 168 Padgett, Lisa 220 Peterson, Peterson, Karen 185 Patricia 201 Padilla, Elizabeth 220 Padilla, Melody 220 Padilla, Monica 220 236 GENERAL INDEX Peterson, Robert 185 Pettett, Barbara 185 Pettett, Julie 220 Pfeifer, Terry 201 Phelps, Charles 220 Phillips, Evette 201 Phillips, John 220 Phillips, Tracy 185 Phyle, Christine 185 Pickard, Cindy 169 Pickard, James 201 Pierce, Kathy 201 Pierce, Tracy 201 Pieri, Anthony Pieri, Rene 169 8 Pieri, Yvette 220 Pinski, Martin 185 Piper, Gina 169 Pippins, Quince 185 Podlasek, Stan 185 Pollack, Karen 220 Polletta, Anita 169 Pontius, Deborah 169 Pontius, Ronald 185 Poole, Melissa 220 Poorman, William 185 Porter, Rex 201 Poteet, Donna 185 Potter, Deborah 185 Poulsen, Karla 220 Preisel, Kathleen 220 Preston, Laurel 220 Preston, Lesa 185 Price, Bryan 220 Price, Dawn 185 Price, Tracy 185 Rauch, John 220 Rauch, Lisa 169 Ray, Bill 220 Ray, Catherine 169 Ray, Cindy 169 Reader, Teresa 169 Red, Sherri 169 Redick, Carla 220 Reed, Charles Jr. 220 Reed, Margaret 202 Reed, Michele 220 Reeder, Eric 169 Reeder, Gregory 220 Reeder, Keeli 221 Reeder, Traci 186 Reeder, Traci 186 Reeves, Michelle 186 Reger, Stacey 186 Reid, Carla 186 Reilly, Pamela 221 Reiman, Lori 186 Robbins, Toni 186 Roberts, Steven 221 Roberts, Tim 221 Roberts, Traci 186 Robertson, Patty 202 Robison, Karin 221 Rodarte, Mike 221 Rodriguez, Santos 202 Rodriguez, Pamela 221 Rodriguez, Richard 202 Roels, Robin 190 Roesner, Paul 221 Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Rogers, Billie 202 Christy 202 Jeff 221 Tammy 202 Terri 169 Roggatz, Paul 186 Romero Romero , Christine 221 , Jo 202 Romero, John 202 Prieger, Carol 220 Prieger, David 186 Pruniski, Stephen lll 169 Purcell, Gary 186 Purcell, Jerry 169 Purva, Deborah 202 Pykare, Scott 220 Q Reindl, Jacqueline 202 Rendon, Yolanda 169 Renn, Deanna 221 Rennells, Dale 202 Rennells, Dean 202 Reppard, Robin 221 Rettler, Melanie 169 Rettler, Mike 202 Rexroat, Tom 202 Reyes, Bonnie 186 Reynolds, Andrea 186 Reynolds, Kathy 169 Romo, Cecelia 186 Ronsheim, Alison 169 Rood, Audrey 202 Rosales, Richard 169 Rose, Carol 202 Rosenau, Deborah 221 Rosenau, James 202 Rosene, Eric 186 Ross, James 221 Ross, Jonathan 186 Ross, Penny 221 Ross, Ti Vine 202 Quan, Debra 220 Quan, Diane 169 Quijada, Gabriel 220 Quill, Sheri 186 Quintanilla, Raquel 220 Reynolds, Kurt 221 Reynolds, Mark 186 Roth, Teresa 221 Rouette, Steve 169 Radcliff, Raffuse, Michael 169 Joe 202 Rhodes, Jennifer 221 Rhodes, Jill 202 Riale, Mary 169 Riale, Sheila 221 Riale, William 202 Riccitelli, Camella 186 Rice, Jay Jr. 169 Rice, Jeffrey 202 Rice, Kandi 186 Richards, Colleen 186 Rowland, Becky 221 Royer, Richard 202 Rozum, Robert 186 Rudisill, Steven 169 Rudolph, Bill 186 Rudolph, Brenda 170 Ruiz, Benjamin 221 Ruiz, Frank 186 Ruiz, Luke 221 Ruiz, Rose 170 Rakosi, Felix 220 Richards, John 202 Runnels, Bobbie 221 Ramey, Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez Ramirez, Tim 202 , Ricardo 220 , Rudy 169 , Tony Jr. 186 Wayne 220 Ramos, Monica 202 Ramsay, Lisa 220 Ramsey, Craig 220 Ramthun, Emily 186 Rangel, Monica 220 Rangel, Victor 169 Rankhorn, Jessica 220 Rankhorn, Jonathon 202 Raper, Dorothy 169 V Rasmussen, Eileen 220 Rasmussen, Terri 220 Ratliff, Roland 202 Richardson, Nancy 186 Richie, Barbara 186 Richie, Charles 169 Richie, Ken 221 Richmond, Steve 221 Richter, Steven 202 Rick, Doreen 202 Ricketts, Lauretta 221 Rieger, Barbara 169 Rieger, Kathleen 221 Rios, David 221 Rios, Ezejuek 202 Rios, Lisa 186 Rivera, Bernie 221 Rivera, Timothy 186 Rizzo, Kathleen 221 Robbins, Jack 221 Runnings, Billy 221 Runnings, Julie 186 Russell, Michele 221 Russell, Robert 202 Ryan, David 202 Ryan, Janet 221 Ryan Julie 170 Ryon, Barry 170 Ryon, Byron 202 S Sadzewicz, Felicia 221 Sahhar, Robert 186 Sain, David 170 Summers, Stacy 222 Sajzewicz, Daniel 203 Salazar, Eddie 221 Salazar, Henry 170 Salem, Brenda 203 Salinas, Benny 203 Salkeld, Jeff 186 Sanchez, Paula 203 Sanders, Annette 203 Sandoval, Susan 176 Sandvig, Brenda 203 Santa Maria, Anna 186 Santi, Wendy 221 Sarandon, Kathryn 203 Sarandos, Theodore 186 Sarver, Mike 170 Sasek, Scott 186 Scaife, Melony 221 Schacht, Jeff 186 Schade, Amanda 203 Schallert, Brenda 203 Scheid, Joe 186 Schenck, Mary 186 Schettler, James 203 Schieman, Connie 186 Schiraldi, Martin 221 Schirman, Theresa 221 Schmidt, Heidi 170 Schmidt, Kirsten 186 Schnitker, Jennifer 221 Scholl, Sherri 203 Schott, John 170 Schramke, James 221 Schuh, Eric 203 Schuler, Christine 203 Schuler, Sandy 221 Schulz, Patricia 203 Schuster, Penny 221 Schwartz Jon 221 Schwartz Joseph 186 Schwartz Linda 170 Schwartz Mike 221 Schwindt, Richard ll 221 Sciara, Tony 221 Sciorilli, Arlene 203 Sclederer, Heidi 203 Scott, Patrick 203 Scott, John 203 Scott, Mary 170 Scott, Michael 186 Searcy, Leslie 170 Searcy, Steve 203 Sears, Robert 170 Seawright, Kini 221 Self, Patsy 221 Sellards, Stacey 221 Sellers, Lucretia 221 Semmens, Richard 186 Serrato, Alica 203 Sesma, Monica 186 Sesma, Sandra 203 Settle, Douglas 221 Settle, Terry 203 Settle, Thomas Jr. 186 Shank, Kelly 170 Shapiro, Sheryl 203 Sharkey, Donna 203 Sharp, Martin 170 Sharp, Tom 170 Sharpe, Gary 186 Sharpe, Michelle 203 Shea, Bill 186 Shea, Dan 221 Shehann, Derren 221 Shepard, Adorna Shepard, Paul 170 Sheridan, Lisa 170 Sherman, Carol 221 Sherwood, Barbara 186 Sherwood, Deborah 170 Sherwood, Tom 181 Shimek, Todd 221 Shipley, Christina Shoemaker, Michael 170 Short, Debrah 221 Short, Tim 187 Shourds, Kellie 187 Shourds, Susan 170 Shroyer, Debbie 221 Shrum, Russell 203 Shupe, Robert 187 Shurtleff, Eric 221 Siau, Paul 221 Sigety, Mark 203 Silva, Robert 222 Simmons, Marvin 222 Simons, Kimberlee 222 Sims, Frank 222 Sincavage, Amy Sing, John 222 Sing, Michael 187 Sipple, Frank 222 Sipple, Sherry 222 Sisson, Sandy 170 Skelton, Tammy 222 Slack, Deborah 187 Slade, Colleen 204 Slade, Dora 170 Slagle, Robert 187 Slankard, Greg 204 Slattery, Joseph 222 Slattery, Robert 187 Slattery, Tracey 203 Slaughter, Levi 204 Slayline, Vicki 222 Sloan, Malcolm 170 Sloan, Thomas 222 Slocum, Brenda 187 Slocum, Pamela 187 Slocum, Sondra 222 Slusser, Christine 187 Slusser, Pamela 222 Small, Mary 170 Smalley, Jeffrey 222 Smallidge, Jeffery 203 Smallidge, Kathryn 187 Smart, Rhonnie 187 Smiddy, Sharon 222 Smith, Cara 170 Smith, Cheryl 170 Stephens, Kenneth 188 Stephens, Kenneth 171 Stephenson, John 203 Smith, Gregory 187 Smith, John 203 Smith, Joi 170 Smith, Jon 203 Smith, Kelly 187 Smith, Kimberly 222 Smith, Lisa 222 Smith, Lisa 222 Smith, Logan 187 Smith, Lorelle 203 Smith, Michael 170 Smith, Richard 222 Smith, Robert 187 Smith, Roger 170 Smith, Ronald 222 Stevens, Curtis 203 Stevens, Lynn 203 Stewart, Becky 188 Stewart, Greg 203 Stewart, Michael 188 Stewart Penny 222 Stewarti Tracy 188 Stierhem, Eugene 203 Still, James 203 Stiner, Arnold 203 Stiner, Marti 222 Stiner, Mindi 188 Stiner, Ricky 204 Stinnett, Rebecca 171 Stinnett, Reid 188 Smith, William 170 Snead, William 187 Snelling, Robert 204 Snider, Brian 170 Snodgres, Jon 203 Snyder, Wendy 170 Solarez, Yvette 187 Soloman, Nancy 204 Solomon, Todd 188 Sommer, Charles 170 Sommer, Tyra 204 Soto, Edward Jr. 188 Soto, Monica 222 Souder, Robert 204 Souders, Jeff 204 Southwick, Cynthia 171 Sowacke, Diane 171 Sowers, George 204 Spangler, Kimberly 188 Spangler, Roger 188 Spanos, Vasileke 188 Spaugh, Janelle 204 Speer, Cheryl 171 Spencer, Lon 171 Spencer, Willford 222 Spina, Christina 188 St. Clair, Angela 222 Staggs, Jerry 188 Stailey, Wayne 222 Stanley, Cynthia 222 Stanton, Frank 188 Stanton, James 188 Stanton, Michael 222 Stanton, Richard 203 Starr, Sherry 222 Staten, Cassandra 188 Staten, Geralyn 171 Staten Julia 188 Steele: Jeffrey 222 Steele, Lisa 203 Steimer, Tracey 171 Stein, Alden 188 Stein, Lynn 222 Steinberg, Janet 171 Steiner, Lee 171 Stites, Chris 188 Stocksdale, Rick 222 Stocksdale, Robert 188 , Stockton, Gilbert Jr. 222 Stone, Glenda 222 Stone, Pamela 204 Stone, Patricia 222 Stonerock, Ray 171 Strang, Roberta 222 Stringfellow, Chris 222 Strow, Kimberly 188 Strunk, David 171 Strunk, Robert 204 Sturgill, Paula 171 Sullivan, Michael 188 Summerell, Jeffrey 171 Summerell, Shelley 222 Sutphin, Nikki 171 Sutter, Bessie 188 Sutton, William 188 Svitak, Curtis 204 Swadener, Christopher 171 Swanson, Sabra 222 Swiatkowski, Belinda 222 Swim, Sally 188 Sword, Jill 171 Sybrant, Robert 204 Szczepaniak, Donna 222 Szczepaniak, Kathleen 171 Szczepaniak, Walter 188 Szechenyi, Gabrielle 188 T Tang, Gayle 188 Tang, Julie 222 Tang, Lana 171 Tang, Lance 204 Tang, Lara 222 Tapia, Tony 188 Tarantino, Kathleen 188 Tarr, Thomas 188 Tatman , Sherri 188 Tavison, Henry 204 Tavison, Irene 188 Tavison, Arlene 188 Taylor, Gregory 171 Taylor, Jacquelynn 204 Taylor, Jamie 222 Taylor, John 222 Taylor, Kevin 204 Taylor, La Dawn 222 Taylor, Laranda 190 Taylor, Tammy 190 Taylor, Tracy 204 Teague, Tracy 222 Teapole, Marjorie 204 Tellez, Anthony 222 Teraji, Cheryl 171 Terrien, Elizabeth 222 Terry, Heidi 204 Thacker, Diane 188 Thacker ,Jay 171 Thielking, Nora 223 Thiffault, Brian 204 Thiffault, Bruce 223 Thomas Thomas Thomas , Brian 171 , Charles 204 Dana 204 1 Thomas, Gary 223 Thomas, Jeffrey 223 Thomas, Patricia 171 Thomas, Raymond 204 Thomas, Sheila 225 Thompson, David 171 Thompson Thompson, Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson Thompson, Geoffrey 223 Kim 204 Laurie 188 Lisa 223 Mark 204 Patty 223 Timothy 223 Thornton, Sherrie 171 Thornton, Steven 204 Throckmorton, Debbie 223 Throckmorton, Douglas 171 Tiffany, Angel 171 Timberlake, Lisa 223 Tiscareno, Julie 223 Tiscareno, Rogelio 171 Titus, G eorge 188 Titus, Mary 204 Titus, Pauline 172 Toese, Michael 223 Tokars, Marc 172 Tomlin, Paul 223 Topolewski, Jacqueline 172 Topolewski, Robert 204 GENERAL INDEX 237 Vietzen, Torres Deborah 223 Torres lrene 204 Torrez, Sara 223 Travis, James 188 Traylor, Stacy 223 Treadwell, Brian 172 Treece, Jayme 204 Treinen, Howard 188 Trevino, Michelle 188 Trinka, Mary 172 Trostle, Dean 204 Vaughn, Vaughn, Deborah 204 Leslie 172 Vegar, Marisa 223 Vejar, Norma 205 Vesely, Julie 205 Vest, David 172 Vest, Kenneth Vest, Len 190 Vest, Sherri 172 Vidal, Sherri 223 Lori 190 Watts, Mark 205 Wayman, Linda 189 Wayman, Roger 224 Weatherford, Robert 224 Weatherford, Sheri 224 Weatherman, Wendy 205 Webb, Darlene 189 Webbert, Cynthia 224 Webster, David 224 Webster, Rebecca 189 Williams Leona 189 Williams Lori 224 Williams Patricia 224 Williams, Richard 190 Williams Sandra 224 Williams Scott 190 Williams, Sharon 190 Williams Steven 190 Williams Tamarah 173 Williams Tom 173 Williams, Troy 205 Trostle, Rita 172 Trostle, Sharon 172 Trott, Tina 204 Troup, Jana 204 Trujillo, Fernando 188 Trujillo, Lisa 223 Trumbull, Trina 223 Truog, Nicholas 204 Tsoi, Sampson 204 Tucker, Sheri 188 Tuggle, Connie 172 Villasenor, Barbara 223 Villasenor, Debbie 205 Vincent, Terri 190 Viray, Dina 172 Viray, Maximo 223 Vitzthum, Richard 223 Voet, Patti 172 Von Dehl, William 190 Von Gries, Jerry 205 Vosgier, Scott 205 Welch, lngrid 224 Welch, Lincoln 224 Weld, Kathy 189 Wells, Bryan 224 Wells, Daniel 189 Wells, George Jr. 224 Wells, Jill 224 Wells, Sandra 189 Wells, William Welsh, Mark 173 Wentzel, Kathy 189 Willis, Byde 224 Willis, Randall 173 Wilson, Brian 224 Wilson, Fred 190 Wilson, Tamera 190 Wingfield, Anthony 190 Winton, Janice 224 Winton, Travis 224 Wirth, Peggy 173 Wisener, James 190 Wiskia, Jane 173 Turk, Omar 223 Turley, Kerry 223 Turner, Debbie Turner, Kevin 223 Turner, Michelle 223 Turner, Shannon 188 Turner Shelley 172 Turner, Tammy 223 Turner, Timothy 188 Turner Tracy 204 Turza, Kenneth 172 Tuttle, Thelma 223 Twaite, Tony Twigger, Jane 223 Lllery, Daniel 223 V Valencia, Jose 204 Valenzuela, Felicia 223 Valenzuela, Jeff 190 Van Kuren, Roger 190 Van Note, Steve 205 Van Zant, Lori 190 Vanderlinden, Caryl 172 Vanderzee, Franklin 190 Vanderzee, Nancy 223 Vargas, Frank 223 Vargas, Nicolas 172 Varkoly, Veronica 172 Vasbinder, Florence 191 Vasquez, David 223 Vasquez, John 205 Vaughn, David 223 238 GENERAL INDEX W Wacker, Randy 205 Wackerbarth, Jan 173 Waddell, April 188 Waddell, Lisa 223 Waddle, Pauline 205 Wagner, Bill 188 Wagner, Kelly 173 Wagner, Lisa 205 Wagner, Mark 188 Wagner, Michael 223 Wagner Serena 223 Wakefield, Linda 223 Waldron, Dawn 224 Waldron, Dwight 189 Walker, Karie 173 Wallace, Carlie 173 Wallace, Rochelle 205 Wallace, Stefan 205 Walledom, John 173 Walls, Linda 205 Walton, Greg Waltz, Arnold 224 Waltz, Molly 189 Ward, Steven 224 Ward, Tammy 224 Wardrope, Sean 205 Ware, Cody 189 Warner, James 224 Warren, Michelle 189,205 Wentzel, Melvin Jr. 173 Wenzel, Kris 224 Werking, Katherine 205 Werner, Deborah 224 Werner, Frank 224 Wesolowski, Sedney 189 Wetmore, Jay 224 Weyeneth, Leeann 189 Wheatley, Joseph 205 Wheatley, Paula 224 Wheeler, Patricia 189 Whitaker, Karen 189 Whitaker, Mark 173 Whitaker, Mitzi 189 Wofford, Dolores 224 Wofford, Donna 224 Wolf, Greg 173 Wolfe, Antha 224 Wood, Nicholas 224 Wood, Sean 224 Wood, Steven 224 Woodbury, Toye 224 Woodruff, Marceanne 224 Woods, Lisa 224 Woodward, Cindy 190 Adam 190 Wright, Wright, Cindy 173 Whitaker, Pamela 189 White, Charles 173 White, Kenneth 205 White, Kim 189 White, Melissa 189 White, Roger 173 White, Ronnie 224 White, Sharon 224 White, Steve 224 Whitehead, Nancy 173 Whitelock, Bill 224 Whittington, Angela 2 Wilburn, Sherri 189 Wilder, Keith 205 Wiley, Mitchell 205 Wiley, Timothy 224 Wilkerson, Lori 205 Wilkins, Barry 173 Willet, Darlene 189 Willette, Andri 205 Washington, Sheila 189 Wasielewski, Vergie 173 Wasyl, Dan 189 Waterstone, Jared 224 Watkins, Lauralee 224 Watkins, Sally 189 Watson, Jerry 205 Williams, Billy 205 Williams, Carrington 205 Williams, Cathleen 224 Williams, Chris 224 Williams, Denise 224 Williams, Jeffrey 189 Williams, Jennifer 189 Wright David 205 Wright David 205 Wright, Gladys 173 Wright Linda 173 Wyatt,YEric 224 Wyatt, Scott 173 Y Yates, Terri 205 Ybanez, Gloria 190 Ybanez, Robert 173 Ybanez, Ruben 224 Ybarra, Frank 224 Yee, Belinda 224 Yankala, Joseph 205 Young, Jeff 224 Young, Kenneth 190 Young, Linda 173 Young, Steven ll 205 Young, Tim 173 Young, Yvonne 190 Younger, Jeff 205 Yu, Wayne 190 Yuen, Wah 205 Z Zamorano, Albert 225 Zbranek, Sean 205 Zeigler, Richard 205 Zepeda, Clifford 190 Zetterlof, Cindy 205 Zien, Christine 173 Zimmerman, Lynn 173 Zoll, Victor 190 Zuccala, Janine 225 Zuccala, Kathy 225 Zuccarello, Charles 225 Zukowski, David 225 Zwillick, Sheryl 173 l Dear Alhambra High, This has been another year to remem- ber in your memories of Alhambra High School. I would like to express my thanks to everyone who made this 1980- 1981 Fortress possible: First to Ameri- can Yearbook Co. and Mr. Chuck Bur- sell who gave us excellent advice and printing. Next to Mrs. Virginia Poynter and the Bookstore for helping with the sale of the yearbook. Also to Fran Smith, Ron Christopher, and Pako's Photography for the use of their excel- lent photographs they let us use. Also to all my teachers who let me out of class to work on the yearbook. My greatest thanks go to Mr. Cun- ningham and my staff. Mr. Cunningham has put much time and extra effort, he has much to be thanked for. This year we have had an extra large staff which was hard to work with. I also thank my staff who put in a lot of hard work and extra time, and, may I add, a little hard pressure from the editor! First my Assis- tant Editor Jacqueline Jacoby who I thank for all of the words being spelled correctly. Gary Kern, my Photography editor, who we may thank for the pic- tures along with his two assistants Den- nis Lindley and Jon Brinton. They, too, put up with long hard hours and much work, as they would say, "why don't you become a photographer." And the rest of my staff Keith de Laet for the wonderful division pages and hard time he had with Academics. Terry Paulus for Sports which we thought we'd never finish. Cathy Britt on Clubs thanks for getting it done on time. My Classess people Stacy DePuma, Katie O'Neal, Tracy Lachman, Donna Szczepaniak, Julie Tiscareno, and Kim Kiel. Also, we had three students who were second semester students, Geralyn Staten, Chris Geens, Kelly Hudspeth. This past year has had many memo- ries which I hope we have covered in the 1981 Fortress. The staff has put up with many long hours and hard work, giving up their free time. To be hassled and yelled at to get their deadlines done isn't easy. Just ask any one of the staffers. l'm sure they'lI say along with me, "If I had to do it over, I would". Sincerely Yours, Anastacia McCarthy Editor-in-Chief I Geralyn Staten and Chris Geens are two new staffers for second semester. Anastacia McCarthy Qeditor-in-chiefj takes a break after a hard day working with a new staff., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 239 Memorles carry on from here .A ,......w ., ,,3,,.k ,. I 4 -.1 H K . L..,,. .5 M xx 4z.S.!W,k . T... K X- -, A -MX-+V. HW., . .. ...-.-.,. ., , . " .. ..,....,... .?,,,.3..,, f .,...1.,Q,,. . ,... . ,...... " . . W Quia., K ?-HQ. . Ali' .W " KQ. . . . -hs M- QQQQFN 'X 0' z X S35 .N ..-- ' sh LLXL .'f.'-acl--Z2 X.LL l iii Hr. w ,Q f ..fii'Hf2N" fiywf' eff. 'v'i?"" a f- . 4'-f4'P'9-'fsf'i.rf-lV '?f: 'f"X' J Y xi fu , . t -A fy, f ,wp aa..-W my W. ...Q ,ff-ffwan. V QW... L. N. ...f ...- Q... , , V... . fm- v-.W .. . -M., ,., 1-W' , f... . ....... -, M- A V N mf, - -ry 1A - . 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