Alhambra High School - Fortress Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

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Nw 4 X Xkx,X Quince Pippins is brought down by a defensive Falcon player on Homecoming night. Many fantasies were fulfilled in the Lions l98I Homecoming. Among these were the crowning of the new Home- coming King and Queen, Benji Lawler and Lisa Nannestad. The Lion's football team scored a big win, Homecoming night, over Carl Hayden ll-O. Winning floats were, first place, a tie between the juniors and seniors with the "Cin- derella Royalty FIoat" and "Hansel and GreteI." Second place went to the sophomores and freshmen with "Jack and the Beanstalk." Throughout the week there were many events such as the Dunk Tank, featuring Jamie McSorley, John Ca- margo, Mike Olsker, and Mr. Campbell, the slave sale, with belly dancers and hula girls, and other traditional Home- coming activities. The Pom-pon line forms an "A" for Alhambra's spirit. HOMECOMING NOMINEE5: BACK ROW-Sean Graham. Joe Schied, Rick Williams, Mike Olsker, Ted Sarandos. Benji Lawler, Phil Pippins, Quince Pippins, Tom Arvizu, Randall Kemp, Doug Brewster. BOTTOM ROW-Kim White, Traci Roberts. Kellie Shourds, Shelley Feliz. Sherri Tucker. Lisa Anetsberger, Lisa Nannestad, Phoebe Garraghan. Barb Pettett, Kim DeHart. l 3 T A ' f 32 . .3 l as as , ft s. af' -v ly Y gf if . fi if f . 4 as p in am 1 t S. .iv ' mn K an i t . I ya Q 'AV 3 J Ifg i 4 1 8 et Martha Goodroad shows off her fast ball at the dunk tank. Slave, Tracy Pierce, reluctantly follows Toni Davis. Lisa Nannestad and Benii Lawler "smile proudly" in the l98l Royalty Float. N ? 1 iiil I 'f' -,I A V W , 'K if g ? I " We . .V 145' I Kim White watches as Dorothy Lizarraga passes an egg to Troy Cooper during Homecoming activities. First attendants Phil Pippins and Kim White, walk down the aisle hand in hand. HOMECOMING ACTIVITIES I3 g M3 , Q i ,- Se ream- - I - - A Joe Schied discusses women's fashions on slave Nino Marcely and Sherry Hobert get carried away with Homecoming activities. day, Benii and Lisa cuddle as they walk down the aisle to the Royalty Hom' Coach Culbertson divulges the quality of Troy Cooper trying to bring a high price on slave day. The juniors' "Cinderella Royalty Float" is displayed to the crowd Homecoming night. KA-, K- eva , , . , ei f ' ' , V - ft- ' . , -'Q . Q F ff, f A g.. , with , A 2, t ' , . , K ' ' . , , .r F 4 a - V, ' 7 Q . 4 ' 4 Q l -V In ' - , if fl' ff f 4, H V I ' K ,vzygyfwtw - 1 - , 95 W , , ' Senior float "Hansel and Gretelf' which tied for first place, is revealed to the crowd Homecoming night. 1' 'yu-Hi! Sheri Tucker and Ouince Pippins receive the honor of fourth attendants Homecoming night. l i 1: .f ,.. if It 17 xfw I WW1 l On slave day Alex Pavlenko gets a facial by his owner. "LIONS" is proudly worn on the back of a Lion "Alice in Wonderland" passes by a Fortress photographer during the spirit assembly. football player. wts -1- The Pom Line shows it's spirit at a pep assembly in the quad. ff" POM PON-FRONT ROW: Lisa Nannestad. Traci Roberts. SECOND ROW: Julie Hughes, Kelly Niehuis. THIRD ROW: Kim Becker, Michelle Johnson. Kim Johnson. FOURTH ROW: Debbie Potter, Tammy Dodt. TOP ROW: Lani Gore. I6 POM LINE Pom Wins Awards At Summer Camp The l98I-82 Pom Line won many awards at summer camp. Among them were the spirit stick, a second place plaque for team dance, and many blue superior ribbons. They also competed in the London Bridge Parade at Lake Havasu. The line entertained crowds at pep assemblies and home football and bas- ketball games. They also cheered along with the cheerleaders to raise spirit at the games. The line was led by Captain Julie Hughes, Co-Captain Tammy Dodt, and new sponsor Linda Volk. To raise money they held car washes, sold buttons and ribbons. This money was used to pay for carnations, punch, and cookies for the football players and for pom uniforms. wr" Mfr- ,gr-rw Captain Julie Hughes leads the Pom line as she entertains the crowd at a home football game. The Pom Line gets in position to dance at a football game. Cheer Boosts School Spirit The I98I-82 Varsity Cheer une ooosm- ed school spirit by cheering at all foot- ball and basketball games and at pep assemblies. The line led cheers and did various kinds of mounts. The new sponsor, this year, was Miss Linda Volk. Captain was Linda Al- timirano and Co-captain was Gayle Tang. To raise money the cheer line sold spirit towels, ribbons, key chains, and had several car washes. The money was used for camp and to buy uni- forms. The J.V. Cheer line did much of the same as Varsity. Captain was Ro- byn Epperson. 1 VARSITY CHEER-LEFT TO RIGHT: Leann Owens. Traci Taylor, Gayle Tang, Linda Altamirano, Sandy McGrady, Dorothy Lizarraga, Reeny Butler, Paige Dehart. Varsity Cheer line cheers at a pep assembly in the gym as basketball and wrestling teams watch on. Varsity Cheer forms a mount at a Lion's Pep Assembly in the Quad. x wr ei ,.,.a- .fl-F W xy LE h e J ff asf?" :xii .G . A . x is C ,.,, I 1 "' , -.y., , .. : f , Q is . ,C . V V X ,E-i j 4 I V -.-.Eva J.V. CHEER-TOP TO BOTTOM: Beth Daniels, Amy Broderick, Judy Estes, Robyn Epperson, Lisa Gaona,.Tina Feliz. CHEER I7 Mascots earn Basics Of "Being Funny" The Mascots, this year, did much in raising school spirit. They were dressed to entertain crowds at football and basketball games and at pep as- semblies. There were more members participating than in previous years. The sponsor was Mr. Wayne Anth- ony. Captain was Amy Berberich and Co-captain was Reeny Butler. In order to raise money for cleaning the Lions L. u A -, ian 'Sr W MASCOTS-TOP TO BOTTOM: Marin Glazmang Mr. Anthonyg Amy Berberichi Sheryl Goldmam Mascot. Debbie Griffith, Monica Ramos. Not Pictured: Reeny Butler: Kim White Mascot boogies as the crowd gets ready to meet the Fall teams at Alham- bra's first Pep Assembly of the year. I8 MASCOTS suits and for getting jackets, they held a key chain sale. The members' main learning experience from this activity was how to be funny and outgoing. JQ? H .Sf-for Amy Berberich and Mascot pose for Fortress photographers while goofing off during group pictures. .--t sports. Mascot raises spirit and goofs off during the first pep assembly for winter Majorettes Perform Tricks For AHS Crowd This years Majorettes performed performed at football and basketball used for camp tuition. The students many tricks for the AHS crowd. games along with the band. participating on this activity learned Among these were falling stars, back To raise money they held a Twirl-a- how to present themselves well in hand catches, and finger twirls. They Thon for ten hours. The money was front of people. V: It -, Y' V I V V I 1 -f i MAJORETTES: Lisa Nien. Debbie Hanner . Lori Van Zant Feature. Debbie Hanner, performs twirls for the Fortress photographers. 'H ' ,fff . . i 1 l l Lisa waits for the baton after throwing it in the air. Lori does various jumps and routines as she performs for Fortress photogra- phers. MAJORETTES I9 Student Government Helps Others Student Government sponsored many activities including Homecoming Spirit week, brotherhood, the 20th an- niversary celebration and career spe- cial days. Many lunchtime activities were also sponsored by Student Gov- ernment. They held dances, candy sales, and flower sales to raise money for school and various community ser- vices. Some of the money was used for charities such as ARCH, Gompers, and March of dimes. Mike Olsker served as Student Body President for the l98l-82 school year. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS BACK ROW: Wellesley Goodwin Principali Mike Olsker-Presidents Randall Kemp-Treasurerg Tom Goss-Advisor. FRONT ROW: Linda Altamirano-Recording Secretary, Sheri Tucker- Vice Presidentg Traci Roberts-Corresponding Secretary. Q!! ., 5-4 1 If l l I is A .am x Y ec. x STUDENT GOVERNMENT ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE-BACK ROWE Eddie Amavisca. Ursula Rethschulte. Susan Castalona. Kathy Perryman. Julie Pitright. Chris Hoffarth. FIFTH ROW: Tim Turner. Mike Chicoine, Chris Phyle, Mike Rutler. Robyn Epperson. FOURTH ROW1 Lisa Preston. Kim White. THIRD ROW: Brenda Lopez, Pam Riley. Rebecca Hill. Joe Scheid. Tammy Meek, Lisa Nannested. SECOND ROW: Kim Johnson, Amy Berberich. Alan Norris. Pat Phyle. Lily Garcia. FRONT ROW: Sandy Mcgrady. Mareen Glazmen. Renney Butler. 20 STUDENT GOVERNMENT Sandy McGrady and Tammy Meek served as Student Board Qfficers. Students watch activities during Alhambra's Homecoming assembly. Mike Olsker speaks for Alhambra at school board meeting while AHS stu- dents support him. Crowds cheer as AHS footballs are thrown at them during Homecoming halftime. e Mike Olsker gets ready to speak at a school board meeting. Freshman candidates wait to speak at the Freshman Elections Assembly. Ma Y es .. Band Performs "Zippedy-do-da" The Alhambra Marching Band per formed many popular songs through out the l98l-82 school year. It was di- rected first semester by Mr, Jim Kirby, and Jon Borge served as president The band performed at pep assem- blies, and at pre-game and halftime shows during the football season. After football season the marching band be- came known as the concert band and performed in the auditorium to the crowd. Mr. Richard Felix was the di- rector for second semester. Funds were used for instruments. uniforms, and to support the Flag Line. BAND- FRONT ROW: Debbie Potter. Kim Becker, Lisa Nannestad. Julie Hughes, Michelle Johnson. Kellie Niehuis. Traci Roberts, Kim Johnson, Tammy Dodt, Lani Gore. SECOND ROW: Scott Brooksby, Rick Eagen. Jon Borge, Mike Giacolone, Rich Semmens. Andy Moody, Bryan Wells, Rusty Mogler, Scott Orr, Pat Cottrell, Randy Fagen. Curtis Burt, Janet Holkested, Shawn Davis. THIRD ROW: Jennifer Cohen, Michele Horner, Amy Absher, Julie Gray, Monica Soto, Lance Muler, Kandi Bittner. Cyndy Stanley, Carla Redick, Debbie Gorslin, Kathy Clark, Karen Brunicon. Dorinda Gellenbeck, Mutzi Whitaker. Kenise Gorslin. FOURTH ROW, Karen Grievle. Larry Miller, Kerry Turley, Rhonda Charlete. Michele Mclntosh, Sally Grieve. Sean Wardrope. Lori VanZant, Debbie Hanner, Lisa Nien, Duane Moody. Jolen Bloomingdale. Becki Kane, Elizabeth Terrien, Linda Carter, Marcy Woodruff, Cassandra Staten, Debbie Purvo. FIFTH ROW: Andy Barcellos, Amy Erb. David Longoria, Emily Holt, Gaby Szechenyi, Doug Franke, Robert Nanny, Sue Koch, Tim Hinderliter. George Garhart, Richard Birdwell. Tim Rivera, Alan McCuIly. Patrick Scott, Sharon White, Tom Sloan. BACK ROW: Keith DeLaet. Donna Jordon. Vicki Staten, Shelly Helms, Elaine VanderLinden. Jill McBride, Laura Condero. Renee Mahon. Vicki Cohen, Pam Rodriguez, Joe Shwartz, Mr. Jim Kirby. director. H . --yv.w --vvu --1 f. 'S -- .- X f -s : ' A' '- I f J ! I 22 BAND Majorene, Debbie Hanner, performs with the marching band during halftime The pom line performs with the band during halftime, Homecoming night. activities. 4 , i , ef, . K w "'-'H' T " Tiny 4. . BAND 23 Modern Dance Attends Symposium This year Alhambra's dance class at- one year of regular P.E. and a desire to tended the state dance symposium learn more about performing and cho- and danced at Christmas and Spring reography. performances as well as PTA Presenta- The sponsor was Miss Diane Malen- tions. fant. The requirements for dance were '41 ,, , 5 h Mp. sf ff- Nm at Students work hard to perform various poses The Modern Dance Class works together to perform for their class. Tiki . , A , N , Q t L ' L X , , L , si r Q . ...Y MODERN DANCE - FRONT ROW: Lisa Woods, Teresa George, Sheila Thomas, Laura King. Heidi Gonzalez, Becky Smitka. Terry Yates. Kathy Grove. SECOND ROW: Kristi Bledsoe, Rhonda Dubrul, Annette Sanders, Donna Russell. Jenny Shackell, Becky Daggett. Stephanie Fortney, Katrina Fortney, Nadine Lachman. BACK ROW: Kristie Sutfin, Mandy Driscoll, Jill McBride, Shawn Garraghan, Kim White. Raven Kelly, Leann Owens. Lanita Cuspard, Kristi Border. Cecily Moorefield. 24 MODERN DANCE This year Alhambra High added a new activity for its school spirit. The Flag Line performed with the band at football games, doing various routines. lhambra Lion's First Flag Line The line consisted of ten students who were required to be at practices and learn routines. The routines included dent. marching, twirling the flags, and a few dance steps. Mr. Kirby sponsored the line and Jill McBride served as presi- FLAG LINE BOTTOM ROW: Pam Rodriguez. Jill McBride, Vicki Cohen. TOP ROW: Renee Mahan, Donna Jordon, Shelly Helme. The Flag Line marches with the band during halftime at a home football As the band plays, the Flag Line stands at attention. game. FLAG LINE 25 Jazz Competes In Contests This years Jazz Band performed at lix, second semester, were the spon- concerts and competed in contests. sors and section leaders were Jon The students involved had to have ad- Borge - trumpets, Joe Schwartz - trom- 725' ' Elzg vanced musical skills and membership bones, and Debbie Hanner - saxo- was determined by audition only. Mr. phones. They met every day fifth Jim Kirby, first semester, and Mr. Fe- hour. l. Jazz band members rehearse their songs during their class period. Mr. Felix pauses to explain a song to his Jazz Class. 5 fi Qfffbij Q- JAZZ BAND - FRONT ROW: Mitzi Whitaker, Debbie Hanner. Julie Grey, Amy Absher. Gabby Szechenyi, Charles Smith. MIDDLE ROW: Chris Flores, Mike Giacalone, Larry Miller, Richard Birdwell. Joe Schwartz, Shawn Daris. BACK ROW: Mr. Kirby. Lance Miller, Robert Nanny, Tim Hinderliter, Jon Borge, Jeff Lizar. David Vasquez. Chorale Performs At State Fair AHS Chorale held many activities mances were held at various shopping car washes and sold various products. during the year including perfor- center malls and rest homes. They The money was used for a banquet and mances at the Arizona State Fair and competed in the Mountain States Fes- awards. The president was Michelle at Alhambra. Also, Christmas perfor- tival in May. To raise money they held Warren. 1 Q E f , if it J 5 QM 4 .17 . A , ,Jaw gh 'em K W L , 5 K1 X . 3. f V 31 - f L A 5 All Weill a K-5 2 NA CHORALE-FRONT ROW. Lauralee Watkins, Jody Howard, Kim Driscoll, Carmel Washington, Patricia Clark, Pam Bemelman, Tanya Struble. Amy Burdo, Diane Metzendorf. MIDDLE ROW: C.V. Troup: Director. Diane Davis, Wendy Miller. Traci Reeder. Michelle Warren. Lisa Miller, Tina Trott, Lisa Fishkind, Kim Lefebure. Karen Robison, Amy Conarroe, Dai Nghiem. Cindy Kist, Linda Langford, Mrs. Kist: Accompanist. BACK ROW: Christine Gordon. Bobbie Strang, Jennifer Jones. Rhonda Behn. Tim Rivera. Billy Barrios. Johnny Chou, Ron Barrett, Robert Jacobson. Jamie Howard. Ronda Hale, Kelly Novak, Doena Vote. jus. Mr. Troup leads Chorale as they sing for AHS audiences. Michelle Warren, Chorale president. pins a corsage on Mrs. Virginia Kist. who voluntarily accompanied the choir last semester. CHORALE 27 Shorter Deadline, Harder Work The l98l-l982 Fortress Staff worked all year to put the yearbook together. The staff met everyday, 6th hour after school and during lunch to meet their deadline. The deadlines consisted of forty or more pages that were due ev- Tm v. Sk x fu f sw Ss ? c X . f , ,, . -. Q , 1, ,Es t V Q ,M 3 ,, tt A 1 1 . 3' ANASTACIA MCCARTHY CEDITOR-IN-CHIEF HONORSJ takes a moment to smile for the cam- ery other month. When the book was finished, they worked on proofing pages and how to better their journal- istic writing. Over the summer. and twice during the year, there were conventions, MR. LARRY CUNNINGHAM CADVISORB shows off his "artistic techniques" behind the camera. which Stacey attended, to help learn how to improve the book. AHS won the best yearbook cover in the Southwest. Every year the Fortress tries to top the other yearbooks, which means a lot of hard work and longer hours. DENNIS LINDLEY CPHOTO EDITORJ talks to pho- tographers while he rinses some photos. era. H1 , , 2 'I' ., 1' Q V 5 N3 ,, .3 ' . z ' 3 . . - H , 2 if by. VK H V B B ,RL 1 , ,, ,Q JULIE TISCARENO QSOPHOMORESJ and DONNA SZCZEPANIAK CACADEM- Yearbook's own cheerleaders, CPaula Luper, Leann, and Katiej, show off their ICS EDITORJ converse about the latest yearbook gossip. famous step pyramid pose. KELLY HUDSPETH CSPORTS EDITORJ works hard Cathy, Kelly, Sean and Camella work hard to CATHY BRITT QCLUB EDITOR! reads over her to cover the latest news in winter sports. complete the first deadline of the year. copy for one of her many pages. ..., X er Y ' Q . A t ,. WK. .. V2 W L E J I tx Q ,K yn' I iff , . 5, V f I 2 ,I 1 t Q g j i. "'f' I ' .1 X 2 - 5' i 1: -eee . I I r y We f ag , - 4 , . t .Q-, . ' ' A . , . S . I z, K 'lk 4 it if - - i' f'ie-'f . .Ms K s lr W , t 1 5 .V X 1 'e E12 E 'X 1' I is Lge! Sera S RITA JOHNSON CASSISTANT-ALL SECTIONSJ ex- plains to Cathy her ideas for club layout. ,..--e" 9. 3, Z, . 2 'W WA M .' KELLY HENEGHAN CSENIORSJ takes a break after filing senior pictures. SEAN MCHENRY QPHOTOGRAPHERJ returns from a grueling photo session. ...mf Q , f 'ff ff I Q Q' YQ ,we A fwfr fl? N an rg I I KATIE O'NEAL CACTIVITIES EDITORJ hurriedly erases the board in a frantic effort to leave the craziness of the class. LEANN OWENS CJUNIORSJ poses gracefully after a hard day of work. f n g-..g,,..h. SUSAN DRAKE QFRESHMENJ writes cutlines for her section. The crowd gather 'round for Mr. C's birthday party and Halloween party. 3 5? 1 ,-f yi A M' N 'W vm Mffivff, . ,W z . E. . . J-f at M li S R la 6:1 ' Y Y fr is .. -F f l Q , fp h z . 51 141 ,H l , .ff , t.g"rf:J1f'i at l ' ' ,.- fdhgklf ' A .X ji M' afw gp' l CAMELLA RICCITELLI CBUSINESS MANAGERJ ar- TOM SHERWOOD CPHOTOGRAPHERJ smiles as ranges photos for a friend's section. he tries to avoid the camera. FORTRESS 29 Scimitar Keeps AHS Informed The Scimitar Cschool newspaperj helped inform the public and school about what was going on around AI- hambra. This year's editor was Karen Bloch- berger with advisor Martin Krey. To be eligible to work on the staff students had to know how to write about jour- nalism and have approval of the advi- sor. This year the staff planned to enter vu.- 'tif the paper in two competitions: first. CSPAE and second, NSPA. This would give them a chance to exchange ideas with other newspapers and their staffs. we Editor in Chief, Karen Blochberger. smiles for Fortress photographers. Advisor. Martin Krey. helps a student during Sclmnar class hour. Q V .Wy Lf Q l'wu. X I' S-. The Scimitar Staff takes a break from their daily work to smile and pose for the camera. Jon Brinton, Photo Editor, poses as Good o t Nick for Fortress photographers. 30 SCIMITAR t 5 x t 1 i -V ' - i ' o t f ' 't 'E r "" l , r . 1 ,"N ' :si Vu' fix 1 X V. 1 ' if Terri Goodwin, Advertising Manager, asks for Valerie Karpouskas, reporter, and Karen Blochberger discuss an article as Ted looks assistance while working on the staff. 3 eu .Q age: LL Q 3 Anne Ebert prepares to type information she has gathered as a reporter. Donna Sharkey, News Editor, looks over what she typed for the paper, 6 iam J 0 21 was W Ted Sarandos, Sports Editor. beau forFortress photographers. in Brenda Johnson, Feature Editor, types up an article for her page. whlsl, U 36 , f ,ti,, :Db f fit" if ug ,,,v,Va"d tifies himself SCIMITAR 3I "Solid Gold Cadillac" At A S "The Solid Gold Cadillac" was a play rected by Mr. Fred Snow and produced and George 5- Kaufman. Student diI'6C' put on by the Thespians and the Per- by Dramatists Play Service Inc. The tor was Cynthia Gowan. forming Arts Department. It was di- play was written by Howard Teichman A A Cast T .Ric,hardyCasquez iye yQ MichaelGlison V a,l'l ggMaifilynlGreer ifkiizfiglllfallyiStringfellow ' JO Conklin 1 5 Kinifwhite Richard McDowell Shelly Helms Richard Semmems Terri Helms A Tony Pendiginas A Stacy Traylor A A Cynthia Hensley X 1 Kirk Snow V Tina Milone Stacy Traylor George Spelvin y - An executive meeting is held as part of the performance of "Solid Gold Cadillac." r E 0 Z JL Two members of the cast look over the- script before rehearsal. A Cas, member gets ready for camera, lights, and action. 32 THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC 'Y Y l l l l Kim White is struck with shocking news in "Solid Gold." Actors in the play "Sold Gold Cadillac" wonder about the next scene. l N . is-of "Sold Gold" actors dress up their acting skills during the dress rehearsal held before opening night. THE SOLID GOLD CADILLAC 33 34 TEN 0ne B One They Were Alhambra Little Theatre Arts pre- sented "Ten Little lndians" by Agatha Christie, a mysterious play that took place on February I8, I9, 26, and 27. The scene took place in the living room of a house on Indian Island, off 1' fl A Sir Lawrence Wargrave tells the guests that the deaths have all taken place as they did in the Nursery Rhyme. the coast of Devon, England. Ten peo- ple are invited to Indian Island for a vacation in l9lO. Soon, though, they are killed one by one, all in one of the ways a Little Indian was killed in the nursery rhyme. The climax comes when there ' with 1.. f. fm is sp' 1, ft .9 Murdered are only three people left, one of whom is the killer. He is found out and is finally shot and dies at the end, leaving only two little Indians, Vera Clayth- orne and Philip Lombard, to survive and go home. 4a-1 Dr. Armstrong explains that Mrs. Rogers has not been killed-she just fainted. l tfiiigir j . .1 . if-Y M"A,,,,,,,..,, .. Vera Claythorne nervously pours coffee for the Dr. Armstrong discovers that someone has drugged Anthony Marston's drink and murdered him. remaining guests. LITTLE INDIANS CAST I "Ten Little Indians" Rogers .. ,... .Tony Padegimas Rogers .... Tammy Barrett Fred ?'Narracott ...... Kirk Snow Vera Claythorne y ..... Cynthia , l' g' . Gowen Philip Lombard . Q .Roddy Barney Anthony Marston ,... Sean Bay William Blore .... John Johnson . General MacKenzie ...... Robert. I Kramer Emily . . , Q .a,. . .Karen Harper Sir Wargravepg . .Robert Hallada' Dr. Armstrong .Julie Blackshirei Women's Understudy ..... Anne' . Banks Philip Lombard has discovered that, even while the group has been talking, one inlected Emily Brent with a hypodermic needle and po General Mackenzie tries to convince Vera Claythorne not to worry. if 'f .S F Eat a ill N gl!! A isoned her. LM!! In Mrs. Rogers has faintedt Dr. Armstrong prepares to move her. Philip Lombard has come in from the storm to report that no one else but the guests are on the island. Vera Claythorne listens to Emily Brent explain the horrors of being a "loose woman." TEN LITTLE INDIANS 35 .IROTC Participates ln Many Events Squadron Commander - Cadet Rory A. Buske. id' The 8l-82 JROTC was grouped into four major units. The units were the Drill Team, the Color Guard, the Rifle Team, and the Rangers. The Drill Team participated in the Black Jack Drill Meet sponsored by A.S.U. and the an- nual Governors Drill Meet. The Color Guard presented colors at the home football and basketball games and in assemblies of Alhambra High School. The Rifle Team participated in the Bri- gade Rifle Match sponsored by South Mountain High School. The Rangers learned about physical fitness, desert survival and desert patrolling. Other events participated in by the JROTC Unit were Honor Unit with Dis- tinction presented by PUHSD Superin- tendent Dr. Patrick Henderson, the Gompers Collection Day sponsored by West High School JROTC, the Veter- ans Day Parade sponsored by Mary- vale High School JROTC, the Annual Formal Inspection the week of Feb. 22- 26, the Military Ball sponsored by Carl Hayden High School, the Fort Bliss Trip sponsored by Camelback High School. the week of March 7-ll, and the visit of General Shelton, Commander of 4th ROTC Region. tgp! ,, I Gt- -sf, Nh- fa. 4 ' tk w.. - .-5 J 'P' its gg is i 'L il f is-1+-ta Q... uv. ws X " -4 : 'CQ' I X - 3 Executive Officer - Cadet Jim Bell I1 4-. . JW? JROTC OFFICERS: Adjutant - Cadet Stephen Mayberry, Intelligence Officer - Cadet Rhon Smart, Operations Officer - Cadet Raul Amavisca. Supply Officer Cadet Chuck Thomasf Cadet Officer Daniel Laux. 36 ROTC . ,.' , M ., fi I ' . '., . W ,D -gf x 5 ' R vi' ,- ,.' w" 1 - l ""-,.f- 5' at '9- 1 Q S' ' A' r 1 , , X' The l98l-82 DRILL TEAM executes a move as they perform in the BLACK JACK DRILL MEET sponsored by ASU DEVIL DAGGERS DRILL TEAM. ROTC students stand at attention during an honor award ceremony at AHS. DESERT RANGERS: FRONT ROW: Mike Croner, Jerry Foster, Gary Linden- meier, David Muns. BACK ROW: Marco Amavisca, Cody Ware'Commander. Mike Foster, Jim Still, Kenny Beech. Frank Clark. Mr. Goodwin and Dr. Patrick Henderson talk to students in ROTC and present awards. 52 of ,bk Q COLOR GUARD FRONT ROW: Gary Emfinger. Frank Clark, Mike Foster. Kenneth Beech, Sue Erdely, Sue Olson, Dan Laux-Commander. BACK ROW: Cody Ware. Gary Lindenmeier, Marco Amavisca. Scott Thomas, Robert Edmondson. Jeff Steele. Dale Bertram. NOT PICTURED: David Muns, Mi- chelle Mclntosh. Lillian Garrison ROTC 37 '- .L ,, ,,. of ,I in 'W- M , s aj S555-iii. HO ORS .:55bbxf5CSN3-YVSX ww. bcssvam. Assam ocmsx cswbezx cssngsgwsx 0558 x O R-Sxxbk gxxsgxsgse B g H SEN ssxmmeasmxm Qsvui by-sb: N5-:"B93C3S'fk9xx asus .staxsmx ' yxsb-S35- B g H s at Alhambra. W '5' bXSXQSXXSX 2 y QSXEXSX K x Q-9fXCx.xQ.sKXb-RSX . 2 Being el d H oming King 'Qt 5-xmsifik sm c QS. or Queen. B g l t d one of 'XENTSX A ,-5f5x5g."-X555-Bsaxxg-xb -. the eight attendants. Being in -A . ' Qu e top two percent of the Senior Class. XXQQX 5.2 SS X CLYCXQX kbs K Being n 'nated a Sweetheart QQSS- Qqqggx 53553 x N : ' N -m5bby,5bc for your fa ite class ON' W - N ,iivwxwegv-swewkk 0 ,,,,,. . d Qxglbbkfsiiscgiesk ' :IF Q-Bgfx rcu.emgnomint ibbbsg Q. Rotarian of the month. B g F Q..-VN fb ' X L y act: ' National Honor Society. -gig h SXS- 3S Being picked to go to Boy's or ' i XX3N SRV? h Q-S . ,-X55-QXX SNES Girl's State. Being in Quill and : ,E x SL Scroll to learn Journalism. e5XSS -. i x GY em 5 5X Being in Parnass t I .Ki Cx , K- culture. Being an h g EQ Q k student. Being in one of the 5 Q5-YQ SSQDSX, Qgqkm g many Honors at Alhambra High School7xX Q Q - SfX I 'B Q5 , s BiYX R S' x-Q ' -vol-NQSQEK . Qqqgzsa-Slssfx. Qggsrfx g X Q55 cxggsxsiss N - 3:95. 4m..b99QmeQQxs,.fx-xsSQ4N C QSWK ' FO- V -55 X mir OQQXSN ' HONORS DlvlsloN 39 5 X , - , if A gi 55 ',:'f:?' 51,1 iff iiffjfgfxgz 'f1i'ff'L f 1, V", 5' i Vi . "f:vn,Ar -W 7.5.15 Qimrq A 5 aww ,v J'?L511ET- 12 :iff 'w!MsE'1' f'f5,Ly+ p," , wk-.Q ,V i Y :J w . J., 1"33i'k" fv f.:1:'., FIRST ATTENDANTS: Kim White and Phil Pippins fiih THIRD ATTENDANTS: Barb Pettett and Sean Graham Qnot shownj SECOND ATTENDANTS: Lisa Anestberger and Mike Olsker FOURTH ATTENDANTS: Sherri Tucker and Quince Pippins HQMECOMING ATTENDANTS 4I 42 TOP 2 7, Eagen Leads C ass Of '82 Richard Eagen ranked number I. Randall Kemp ranked number 4. Terri Vincent ranked number 7. Katherine Clark ranked number IO. Bill Wagner ranked number 2. Sheri Tucker ranked number 5. James Fitzpatrick ranked number 8. Mike Lemme ranked number Il. Michelle Horner ranked number 3. Kathryn Smallidge ranked number 6. Kirstin Schmidt ranked number 9. Thanh Nghiem ranked number I2. Uschi Enjoys Her Year At Alhambra Ursula Rethschulte, exchange student from Germany. jgg ,X 3.1. JB- -z 6 I want to thank everybody here at Alhambra High School for making going to school one of the best experiences in my AFS year here. School is very different from Germany and I enjoyed the opportunity to take unusual classes and to par- ticipate in sports which I never knew before like softball and archery. Student Government was another thing that was totally new to me, and I enjoyed the activities and the school spirit. l'm going to miss a lot of things when I go home to Germany, the nice weather, my host family, all my new friends, but Alhambra will be a big part of my memories. Most important are all the people I met that didn't see me as a foreigner but as a friend. I thank you all. ow I If wif . S ss" " I c Uschi takes a break between classes. nmfiiw " 'Wm Fellow exchange student Pedro Casquinho from Portugal accompanies Ursu- Ia through her day at Alhambra. FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENT 43 TV' GIRLS STATE- FRONT ROW: Michele Horner, Barb Pettitt, BACK ROW: Sherri Tucker, Kathleen Hall. , Km if-U' time 5225 J, BOYS STATE: George Lui, Mike Olsker, Bill Wagner, Randall Kemp. 44 BOYSXGIRLS STATE Students Learn To Run Government Girls and Boys State was for stu- dents to get to understand the govern- ment better by running a smaller gov- ernment themselves. Four girls and boys represented each school. Alhambra's representatives for Girls State were Kathleen Hall: Precinct Committee Chairman, Barb Pettitt: Precinct Committee, Michelle Horner: Senator, Sheri Tucker: Precinct Com- mittee, County Party. This was held at U of A. Alhambra's representatives for Boys State were Bill Wagner: Senator, Mu- nicipal Court Judge, Mike Olsker: Re- presentative City Councilman, Randall Kemp: Representative, Precinct Com- mittee, George Lui, City Councilman, City Clerk. This was held at NAU. Q is . Wt, ' . , ff ' Stacey gets information on Girls State from Kathleen Hall. Honor Groups Share New Experiences Quill and Scroll was an honorary so- ciety for journalists. It consisted of ju- niors and seniors on the SCIMITAR and FORTRESS staffs. This year members were chosen to attend three conven- tions: the first at N.A.U., the second at Central Arizona College, the third at Tucson. Ten members chosen were 3:Z43""' '???f:::w4 Anastacia McCarthy-yearbook, Alissa Haenel-newspaper, and Brenda John- son-newspaper. They shared ideas with other schools and learned new experiences at these meetings. Parnassus Society required mem- bers to have been on the Honor Roll at least one semester. This club enriched students socially and academically through attendance and exposure to the arts in their various forms. Some of the places Parnassus visited was an operetta, the Rosson House, the Phoe- nix Art Museum, and others. Fund rais- ers included a paperback book sale in November, and a candy sale. Q if ki Y L1 fliivf' ,, fn f R 4' 1 1 'VW W D .1 'AL' ' 1 tl ,N f 6 Q i i NZ QUILL AND SCROLL-FRONT ROW: Cathy Britt, Katie O'Neal, Ted Sarandos, Anastacia McCarthy, Paula Luper. Leann Owens. MIDDLE ROW: Donna Skarkey. Alissa Haenel, Kelly Heneghan. Dodi Gibson, Valerie Karpouskas. Karen Blochberger. BACK ROW: Mr. Martin Krey, Sean McHenry, Dennis Lindley. Jon Brinton, Tom Sherwood, Tim Carey, Mr. Larry Cunningham. , , I PARNASSUS-FRONT ROW: Donna Chung. Amy Absher. Karen Harper. SECOND ROW: Rick Eagen. Randall Kemp, Bill Wagner, George Lui. THIRD ROW: Cathy Clark, Kim Turner. Kathlyn Smallige, Andrew Moody. Sheryl Goldman, unidentified. unidentified, Barb Pettet. FOURTH ROW: Tammy Meek, Iris Stein. Pat Horner. Kim Chandler, Laurie Gray. Christine Phyle, Claire Fierros. Mike Ferrell. Mike Chicoines. Eddie Amavisca, Mrs. Janet Moore, sponsor. QUILL AND SCROLLXPARNASSUS 45 Sweethearts At Heart For Their Clubs Key Club KEY CLUB Sweetheart- Michelle Lazovich DECA I st H ou r Y-ef' iii. DECA Sweetheart- lst hour- Denise Bryant Steven Richter Knot showsj. 46 CLUB SWEETHEARTS Kim Lefebure VICA-ICE VICA Sweetheart-Margaret Reed. DECA 3rd Hour DECA Sweetheart- 3rd hour- Lawrence Deleon. Christina Holland February I4: A Day For Sweethearts Seniors Ni-nf SENIORS- George Lui, Kathryn Smallidge So ph o mores Q . ,Llf ' 'A iff 'MQ 23: . tri-:fi 1 ' Nm '3 'f2 . ' gf? - A ff 1'ff'if'i'9fif ' SOPHOMORES- Jerry Kneipp. Robin Epperson Juniors l Arpt l ily JUNIORS- Mike Butler, Julie Blackshire, Dorothy Lizaraga Fres h men ahh X., ,NM- Y 3'-'8s.N, FRESHMEN- Michelle Morse, Kent Anderson CLASS SWEETHEARTS 47 ROTARIANS- FRONT ROW: Barb Pettitt, Peg Jorgenson, Kathleen Hall. and Sheri Tucker. BACK ROW: Mike Olsker. John Camargo, Randall Kemp. annuals! I' HS Helpsg Rotarians Honored Phoenix West Rotarians were cho- sen once a month and honored every Thursday at Furgesons. The honors committee chose these students by their enrollment and academic level at A.H.S. The Phoenix IOO Rotarians chose students by semester. The first semes- ter was Kathleen Hall with second se- mester Marc Lazovich. NHS was sponsored by Mrs. Nancy Beeson, Mrs. Garnett McGaffic, Mr. Robert Goodrich, and Mr. John Mur- phy. This group kept active by assist- ing other students in tutoring them in various subjects. They met twice a month. NHS-FRONT ROW: Mrs. Beeson, Darlene Willet, Kathy Clark, Kathy Greely. Amy Absher. Michelle Horner, Sherri Tucker, Mr. Goodrich. SECOND ROW: Tracy Lodmell, Claire Fierros, Julie Goddard. Kathlyn Smallige, Laurie Gray, Julie Running, THIRD ROW: Mike Lemme. Jonathan Ross, Iris Stein, Terri Vincent, Christine Phyle, Gayle Tang, Barb Pettitt. FOURTH ROW: Dennis Lindley, Joe Gamez. Linda Haney, Mike Farrell, Dan Hirko, Tracy Roberts, Joe Sheid. Peg Jorgenson. Lisa Nannestad. Mike Olsker. Karen Blochberger. Carla Anderson. BACK ROW: Rick Eagen, Rick James, Randall Kemp, Mike Chicoine, Bill Wagner. Mike Mulvihill, Audrey Glemba, Andy Moody. Susan Grieves. 48 ROTARIANSXNHS R ' New Club 4.5 For German Honor Society A new group on campus this year was National Honor Society for Ger- man students. This was sponsored by Mrs. Schiele. A student must have had three or more semesters of German to be able to join the club. The club held 7504, L car washes and candy sales to make money for their project. a party for the trainable handicapped, and a show case for their many awards. GERMAN NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY-FRONT ROW: Chris Phyle, Sean Blochberger. Charlotte Bourn. George Lui. Michelle Horner. BACK ROW: Mrs. Schiele. Scott June. , ,ar f M X 1 A ES' 1 A N. M ,yas it X A gf-A-f,aM,gfg1e 1 fr Q . llllln-.' I . 3 'T if Fyxvgcy, J ,.. ..ta 1 Students wait for schedule changes, patiently and in long lines. because of computer misprints. Thg Class gf 'gl dgnafgd the press box, GERMAN HONOR 49 If 95553 :Y , my ' 4 7 fm. 'sf my f Q umm C ,Q it i C . .4 .fvlgtqaw 1? CWA fc 5C"s..c.J L' A V Y I ""'A""'-'W-"'?'Z-xl :J 7 ,fgg,v-1,?fvvt2LIfx Af.. 0Ll'W6! MCA? fp,-Q X f - f .jf ' Wi HLQ1-dl Jw JM 'CKQCI JI C114 0 U ' N Clfgcrgl fr A c70L1.a ,QAJTJ CJ A-LfCQ!x i - Cya- L Zadns-vfgdz-Ajfw I 604,-A lu: gewoc -ff-----A--A-+ - ,ez Being in a Club j ,L CM I f ll X B U ' I V7 jfl-OSL, 70-VD ff , - f Q 2 1, G K ' . ' . XCC7 Q 1 5 Cha 97 xx eln8 In an extra currlcu ar Cha, Z Ja MA k owl activity, such as a club, C I A . W A I A J was one of many things to KJAUKVU 17 occ Os' 7 D 0 0,0-C ,nfuzfu-I4 4679.4 A ', l X X J A gg I keep involved in at Alhambra. XD CVLJX 47 f""'fj -9 Lfvxj '-QQ' :fwfr-L ly ,AJ .,,-E?l:, 5 6 1 x t VCC, ubs Such as anis-el 'SKMZA-LM3 A43 0'-GJ i 4-we-11 ' ' , ,-4-'lv-'W " Mx ,Z1fJu7,cf 7 Ski CIub, German X 5U,,.,gl ,Km I ' 4'-f"""L4 'X QM, . Y, N 0 xg!! Club, MECHA Club, Chess Club. ajer 5.116 ANP? AA C1113 I . L 47 QZWJ, Bowling club, D.E.c.A., vlc:A ,Mc 5,4 WM, I. Vai i ,-CL 'rv F9 -- K dx r '7 FBLA, AFS, or HOPE t 7 pike! gghxdf Ciilinfk-V-ffgaxg " A5-Q!-fy ,fZkE ffl, fV!'v4- as f A are just a few. Being part N7 401141 ' ,Clie l , mf- -- ' , - LM 4 AU of Alhambra. Being in the quad f22"'X-Wwli-A CA- i C L 5 cffx c-r,-41 Cldvw. 4.12. II, 1 , naxzkjllv- 7 .VP rrfb-:fi M mai Jytgym 1 se Ing Items to raise money. A 7 ,- Z Eg, w , rm .4 AML , , gg My aj O x f Being at school after or before kr! fx 5 in e5f'Jf'- Asfvzfgpl, t t t, B , I MC J laik 'P , o go o mee ings, eing in C' fl- GA ofyggyg ' 1 , f jog! 3 V fpvecyf ' district meets to win awards. . , VLQV'-I ,014 ,RJ VMGXJL B g I CI b Aiqicavme ,Lua A,2-J,-,,,,, View 'CM A , X V elng In a u . A h f K N 6 Ci: C :AAA M7 .194 J Vvftffdflfii ,gyvqua K I 7, I X ff.. . V..4,ff f7f4c1af15 cf.,-QQ fl 16,31 cf , .Gb-1 QCD.. Ac AQ! 7 QJJA HCV' -' i ' 1 , J Af 0-sam 5024146 .sff of 6444 ovvtf 'QM' was , A ,X ,.. zz f wwe f CM'-1 a f-f-C fp -5- S,-,CQ N , Ls K h L' F., " WWMQ on W LS - 5 C, L, C40 AC,-,ce '5CV""'-"""'A' Cffvv-jf f' vc X XX 7 LQ 4 7? e Xxx x lv 2 665 u I , ff M ,.f.A.AeQ e..wg-f1'f., 'ff I C ,LZ " fr W fr X be .. M ' f f , QJ1-L l ,212-yl,7 CLCWJJ Y FLIIJVJ 4, 1 1 2 Z ,Z . ' D Q fiwf ffv-WM Owl . f du M- l 4-4 be-1 CLA: 1 'X-,V-2 V74 JM 7 C O QAAJL4 ,N91 sf nhl, X ff Z 0 WC4 jyuf uL!fZ,9f1!ff1,,,,,,lel , CSCOJVY Aj I fcybxzfhdtk -f- JZ Lgxlwaftil- fVMJ.1-614. -f A-f-4.24 HA C fy 5 .54-'14 .7 I cf me ae jvvccvf .fvfff-'-"AMA - 0,,.,W- L-.la Aff! L7 l 00-24' 6244! .SL-J'-'vm K 'QIIWW-7 : X .ey ,Qfv-:xv rv, ,ALJ I V F M L Ziff!-9'l's61l4v K Aicvn nu-,Fi ,ravi fo-14,.-gZfl2f7,fM, , f y J f o i 2 X X 51, , R , ,' V! f -A H . , ff'-Z 3, I , A' , ,Ala e MUJ..-we 6 'M 6 Y' fmdj ml' if 54 F5 VD BS DlvlsloN 5I 1 3 V A JVM" UJ, 544.10 42 Q fi: J cess? ' ' Wllllb f a I at f 1 gui W. fs W2 fr ff" On club day, held earlier in the interested in joining, 52 CLUB ACTION if-lx t fall, several Alhambra clubs set up tables in order to display t heir awards and to give out information to students who were German Club Learns Cultureg Careers ln Art German Club learned more of the German culture. The sponsor was.Mrs. Betty Schiele with officers, Pres. Kandi Rice, Vice-Pres. Sean Blochberger, Sec- retary-Treasurer: Heidi Lowen and Historian, Ursula Rethshultz. Member- ship requirements were that members must be enrolled in a German class and attend meetings every Wednesday. Some of the activities were helping with the St. Nicolas dinner, and going 1 .- .J .....1 ..,.. T4 .1 ,Mi - rj ELT Jig 1 'ri l,.....l, .,..l L.. ,.J-..l,,....l l....N.l ..,..l .......l .J ,.J.-..,J l......l.M on camping trips to Oak Creek Can- yon, Payson, and other interesting places. They also took the German ex- change students to various areas in Arizona. Some of the fund raisers in- volved selling Advent Calendars. The proceeds were 'used for trips the club went on and scholarships for the Ger- man Exchange Student. Exposure to art careers and how to design and silk screen posters was what the Art Club was about. The sponsors were Mr. Bridgman, Miss Hartman, and Mrs. MacGillivray. Mem- bership requirements were to partici- pate in club activities and attend meetings. Some of the activities were field trips, guest speakers, fall and spring parties. The club also silk screened posters for school activities. .1- 'w 1 ' , GERMAN CLUB-FRONT ROW: Sean Blochberger, Scott June, Robert Saunder. Janet Holkestand. BACK ROW. Heidi Lowen, Kandi Rice. Karen Friensen. Ursula Rethshultz. Bill Cole, Mrs. Schiele. l x . ,,.,l..., .x, . L j i LM4, . . 1... Q 3 , 2 E 1. ..,., l,.. 1 -4 .ze 4 l... '13 I' Z' . J . 1 ...J .-.X I, I , l .1 W. . ,. .1 .1 .1 r 2 5 5 . l . I ' 1 1 1 2 l . l I I 1 4 f .......-....1,:L, ART CLUB-FRONT ROW: Eric Backer. Jon Lindsay, Tim Turner. MIDDLE ROW: Mrs. MacGillivray. Kandi Rice. Ann Banks. Angela Ellis .Tammie Harrelson. Susan Etgen. BACK ROW: Ms. Hartman, Mr. Bridgman. GERMAN, ART CLUBS 53 fl W T... sn- , :rf f ggv ' des-. 4- MM. ...U f ' GRINNEL HIKING-FRONT ROW: Craig Ramsey, Mrs. Pratt. Bill King. MIDDLE ROW: Todd Shime BACK ROW: Jim Still, Vincent Milligan, Celia Garcia. Mike Chase. ::1z:awusvu.-W JV ,A ' qua-megan .1-rm l.Mike Sig. Wm-wwrwt, ' fa: ww MEChA Goes To Fair: Hikin Travels The sponsor for MECHA was Ms. Plum this year. Club President was Anthony Tellez, Secretary was Sara Torrez, and Vice-President was Vivian Clugston. The club went on many field trips and participated in various ac- tivities such as Cinco de Mayo, Chi- cano Day at the fair and many others. Members of the club learned about their culture and heritage. Members of the Hiking Club learned much about hiking this year. The club went on varioushiking trips in the val- ley as well as around the state. The club met twice a month. Sponsor for Grinnel Hiking was Mr. Lavern Coffey. 7 M.E.C.H.A.-FRONT ROW: Ernie Cano, Lety Castellanos. Bebbie Lebran, Nancy Urias, Rene McGinnis. Josie DeLeon. SECOND ROW: Gina Garcia, Ralph Deleon. Adela Rodriquez. Sandy Sesma, Marisa Vejar. lren Deleon. THlRD ROW: Frank Harrigan. Margaret Duran, Christine Lopez, Lorraine Dallas. Lucy Rodriquez, Sylvia Arvizu. Ruben Yabanez. Frank Ybarra. BACK ROW: Miss Plum, David Menchaca. Eddie Gonzales, Gloria Escarecega. Rochelle Romo, Albert Rodriquez, Michelle Trevino, Jimmy Escobar. Marcos Cervantes. 54 HIKING, MECHA Q l Ski Club Skiis At Sunris , Snow Bowl Ski Club had the chance to ski at chocolate to pay for ski trips. The club learned how to ski, learned about re- Sunrise, Purgatory, and Snow Bowl. met once a week and students had to sponsibility, and how to work with oth- The club held car washes and sold hot be active to be a member. Members ers and manage money. SKI CLUB-FIRST ROW: Mr. Ing. Julie Morton, Sandy Koressel, Leann Owens. Dawn Bushroe, Pam Allen. Lisa Guiaw, Christine Long. Anna Figueroa. Shelli Sharpe. Brian Wilson. Mrs. Wharton. SECOND ROW: Kim Brooks. Jill Brandenbcrg. Brenda lopez. Tammy Meek, Lisa Smith. Beth Daniels. Mark LaPlanle. Eddie Amavisca, Terry Pfeifer. THIRD ROW: Mike Chicoine. Scott Vosgier. Kathy Perryman. Sandy McGrady. Paul Mancuso, Robyn Perkins, Lisa Macgruder. Bruce Nelson. Mike Allen, Terri Bonny. Kara Larremore. FOURTH ROW: Jeff Sinallidge. Chris Holfarth, Lesa Preston. K.C. Stevens. Danny Busker. Ron Crouse. Mark Lewis. Paul Brandon, Geoiie Thompson, Kelli Poplela. . ff L . if 1 ,fy C . X . Y B , B, K 2 " ,,,,,,,,A.,,,,,.q W A . -,,,,.A K :s: i " i E K iqio K ,' .4 A J 'L 14 ,- .., . :- Alhambra Key Clubber Jeff Young throws candy to students from the Key Heather Guffy and Anastacia McCarthy dish out food for students at the Club's float. "Puff the Magic Dragon." annual Pancake Breakfast served by Key Club. SKI CLUB 55 Science Studies Natureg Writers Involved Students interested in nature and the ecological relationship between plants and animals had the opportunity to join the Science Club. Sponsors for the club were Mr. Ziegler, Mr. Slavin, and Mr. McMinn. The club was led by President Bill Wagner, Vice President Debbie Slack, and SecretaryfTreasurer Carlos Mena. Membership require- ments were 52.00 dues and attend most of all the activities and meetings, which were held twice a month. Some activities planned were trips around Arizona and to go to the sci- ence fair. Projects such as car washes, candy sales, and miscellaneous sales were planned to raise money for the activities. Creative Writing Club was spon- sored by Mr. Martin Krey and Mr. Larry Cunningham. Club officers were President Karen Blochberger, Secre- tary Donna Sharkey, Vice-President Dodi Gibbons, Treasurer Terri Good- win and Public Relations was Ted Sar- andos. The club was involved in many activities and had guest speakers to help club members to gain a better un- derstanding of writing. ,SX 1 --. 444, .fa X is rf at K 5? an If sr ii? 1.943 F sw, J I SCIENCE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Sherry Starr. Linda Mena, Gina Utterback, Michelle Brown. Debbie Slack. BACK ROW: Mr. George Ziegler, Dan Masters, Dennis Lindley, Bill Wagner, Mike Lemme, Carlos Mezna. 53' ei! v A A 1 I CREATIVE WRITING CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mr. Larry Cuningham, Karen Blochberger, Ted Sarandos. Valerie Karpouskas, Alissa Haenel. Jennifer Rhodes, Dodi Gibbons, Mr. Martin Krey. BACK ROW: Pat Magee, Sean McHenry. Terri Goodwin, Donna Sharkey, Weslian Parks. 56 SCIENCE, CREATIVE WRITING A "Caring The Way Of Life" Says Key Club L KEY CLUB OFFICERS: Sabrina Helton, Bill Wagner. Colleen Kelly. Mark Lazovieh. John Camargo. Mr. Wayne Anthony. With over 90 members Key Clubbers learned to serve their school and com- munity. The sponsor was Mr. Wayne Anthony. Membership requirements were to pay dues and attend most of the meetings and activities. Some of the activities were going to Camp Wamatachik, holding two annual Blood Drives, helping out at the Beati- tudes and Crisis Center, along with holding the Christmas Formal and at- tending all the games. Some of the fund raisers for the club were candy sales. candle sales. the dunk machine, and Santa-Grams. This money went to- wards the club to help others in the community. Key Clubbers learned how to be bet- ter people and be more responsible by "Caring the Way of Life." jf , Rilfsf 2 -ew J ia fro'-s ,WV sw-be rf" KEY CLUB SENIORS AND JUNIORS-FIRST ROW: Marc Lazovich. Melissa White, Heather Guffey, Kathy Mahr. SECOND ROW: Val Bosckay. THIRD ROW: Stacey McCarthy. Jennifer Cohen. Sheryl Goldman. Charlotte Bourne. Robbie Sahhar, Larry Bisson, Bill Wagner, Dan Hirko, John Camargo. KEY CLUB 57 Alt, Keith Anetsberger, Yvonne Kellar, Tracy Claridge, Barbara Villasenor, Sabrina ,sr . f -+ .V W- t, . me ,fa - A ts' gf' KEY CLUB SOPHOMORES-FRONT ROW: Jeff Steele, Susan Abbott. Natalie Bursott. Colleen Kelly, Collen McGuire, John Camargo. Scott Lewis. MIDDLE ROW: Becky Mahr. Dan Masters. Sharyn Kew. Jeff Young. Linda Carter,Kim Keik. BACK ROW: Debbie Blachford, Sharon White, Kelly Popiela. Michelle Lazovich. Justin Helton, Pam Rodriques, Stacey Lewis, Scott King, Jay Parke. f R ,Xxx l l K v f KEY CLUB FRESHMEN-FRONT ROW: Priscilla Romero. Theresa Gills. Tina De Angelis, Beverly Matsumoto, Rhonda Smith, John Camargo. BACK ROW: Lisa Martin, Jim Camargo. Howard Goldman, Julie Deas. Mike Braun, Karissa Anderson, Eric Hall, Laura Cordero, Patti Schallman, Sandi Berry. 58 KEY CLUB - -A sh. ' Bowlers Practice At Brunswick Bowling Club was sponsored by Mr. tion. The club practiced at Brunswick how to bowl and to show good sports- Wootton and Mr. Boglio. The club had Bowling Lanes located at 75th Ave and manship. a team and they went into competi- Indian School. Club members learned BOWLING CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mickey Field, Heather Ely, Ronda Barrett, Paula Frynan, Penny Stewart, Chris Burns. MIDDLE ROW: Brad Wallace. Rex Porter. Mrs. Boglio. BACK ROW: Mr. Wootton, Carl Johnson, Chris Gordon, Jamie Howard, Alan Matsumoto. Scott Vosqier. Mr. Boglio. SPECU ii' 1 e , L 3 An unidentified bowling club member works on her strike as she practices at Brunswick Bowling Lanes. Brunswick Bowling Lanes located at 75th Ave. and Indian School is where the bowling club members practice and hold their competitions. BOWLING CLUB 59 4 Christmas Part For Care Home Sponsors for I98l-82 DECA were Mr. Club members learned how to run a This year's DECA gave a Christmas Driscoll and Mrs. Valentine. The club business and to advertise. party to residents of Christian Care was a work study program where stu- The club helped students get placed Home. They also entered a regional dents could learn about marketing. in jobs dealing with the business world. competition. SX gs t Tb, ' -8 DECA FIRST HOUR FRONT ROW: Kim Lefebure. Lori Smith, Jackie Raylor, Tim Greeley, Veronica Begay. Becky Peeples, Elaine Mar. MIDDLE ROW. Tivine Ross. Diane Carey, Valerie Hartley, Patty Reidy. Diane Dominguez. BACK ROW: Mrs. Gomez. Jim Lopez, Linda Walls, Denise Clark. Annetta Glover. Brad Wallace, Jeff Glover. Mr. Driscoll. ,gifs t Ig! DECA THIRD HOUR FRONT ROW: Mrs. A. Gomez, Deann Algear, Dorene Bradely, Liz Stonerock, Stephanie Clark. Tammy Sego. SECOND ROW: Teri Hudson. Kathleen Hall. Kim Cambly. Kim Foster. Christine Holland, John Jaycox. THIRD ROW: Mureen Butler, Maty Patten, Cooleen Meagher, Sally Crews, Lawrende DeLeon, Frank Figueroa. Brenda Holaday. FOURTH ROW: Tracy Phillps, Evette Flynn, Jana Blanks, Sally Crews, Connie Scheinam. Sarah Scarbrough, Jeff Carmago. BACK ROW: Joyce McDonough. Darlene Webb. Connie Dapp, Ken Young, Mr. Driscoll. 60 DECA L L .c - l l sm? 5 1 W , ,J F? 5, T l fr tl fy. ' "K , v DUNGEONS AND DRAGONS: BACK ROW: Mr. Mulligan, Gary Lindenmier, Marco Amavisca, Chris Wenzel. Carol Johnson, Kenny Bach. Martin Giacalone. Helen Moller. SECOND ROW: John Foster, Kevin Hedgpeth, Jamie Howard. FRONT ROW: Cory Baker, Tony Padefimas. Jack Manuel. New Club D And Dy Chess Competes X x X CHESS BACK ROW: Mr. Gibson, David Vaughn. Frank Coons, Rick James, FRONT ROW: Kenneth Krout, Larry Coons, Bernie Rivera. Not Pictured: Wayne Deaton. Duane Moody, Woody Miller. Alan Matsumoto. Scott Vosiger. Dungeons and Dragons was a new club this year with sponsor Mr. Mulli- gan. John Foster presided over the meetings twice a month. The club learned how to play the game Dun- geons and Dragons and about Mytho- Iogy. Chess Club was sponsored by Mr. Gibson. They learned the competition and strategy of how to play chess. They also entered various competi- tions throughout the state. The Bloodmobile comes to Alhambra. ,Q T i 2 X I f Y w E f L.,, 5 . 'si .C gf '1 3 Sa.,-'Sex FORENSICS - BACK ROW: Kirk Snow, Scott Orr. Cynthia Gowan. Andrew Moody, Mr. Fred Snow. MIDDLE ROW: Karen Harper, Linda Hendrickson, Shelley Helms, Marilyn Greer. FRONT ROW. Anne Banks. Cynthia Hensely. ti' 4 L. -5' XM . K X Y ' 4 4 4 ' 33' 5. ' .. l .. ' A .2 A i' 5 Q ' -ff . A E ' ,g fl .. I ' ' ' f '52 f' 2 - . ' Nw, -lib: tv, . . .,.f 'iE l H x h , g ,,,f --rf A ,if 5 , N l , I . C-, 2 Bill shows how to put on a knap-sack correctly Thespians Act On Cueg Forensics Debates L Thespians helped out in all of Alham- bra High School's play productions. It was required of members to at least work on two of the productions through the year. They also entered competition and went to see other productions. National Forensics League compet- ed in speech and debate. They learned about public relations and how to speak in public. The sponsor for both of these clubs was Mr. Fred Snow. Students get checked to see of they can donate blood. 62 THESPIANS FORENSICS 18. -.f l ,-X THESPIANS - BACK ROW: Mary Jo Conklin. Shelley Helms, Cynthia Gowan. Mr. Fred Snow. FRONT ROW: Tina Malone. Linda Hendrickson. Chris Lee. xt. it Rr SWR 'ICE THIRD HOUR VICA- BACK ROW: Scott Francies, Scott Grover. Jerry Durbin. Mr. Morris Russell, Sponsor. THIRD ROW: .lim Dawson. Eric Rosene, Jeff Olsker. Adam Wright, Steve Banks. SECOND ROW: Steve Olszewski, Sherry Duzy, Glenda Jones. Ron Deplazes, John Lee, Dennis Penterman. BOTTOM ROW: Jerry Fisher. Dan Heinzerling. VICA-ICE Receives Credit VICA-ICE was a class credit where Morris Russell. This year they held var- ing state competition. Last year they members may receive work exper- ious projects such asa Christmas fam- won various awards along with most ience. The club was sponsored by Mr. ily food drive, candy sale. and attend- outstanding club in the state. SECOND HOUR VlCA:BACK ROW: Joe Schwarte, Doug Bemus. Alden Stein, Chris Cahill, Donell Cambern. THIRD ROW: Brian Gibb, George Titus..Iim Fitzpatrick. Bill Rudolph. Vinnie Gagliardi, Scott Davis. SECOND ROW: Jeff Earl. Terri Etgen. Pam Slocum, Lisa Dawson. Scott Brown, Pat Doyle. FRONT ROW: Kathy Wentzel, Margaret Reed. 'nt ir lr VICA-ICE 63 Bailey Takes State Region ll Reporter H.O.P.E. was a club for students in- terested in careers in the health field. The people in the club worked with ill and dying people as well as doing com- munity projects. Members of the club entered the Arizona Skills Olympics in April held at 'A the Civic Plaza. Some fund-raising programs they had planned were candy sales, car washes, and pennant sales at the foot- ball games. The money was used for sending some of the people in the club to the State Skills Olympics and the U.S. Skills Olympics They had classes everyday and had meetings after school. The sponsor was Ms. LaMothe. An award received by a club mem- ber was the election of LaVonne Bailey as State Region 2 Reporter. Lf' X ,fix not writ Vit HOPEXVICA-FRONT ROW: Kim Spangler, Lori Skelton, Val Katzenberger. SECOND ROW: Delores LaMothe, sponsor. Pam Whitaker. LaVonne Bailey. Jana Fox, Michele Reeves. Karen Peterson. Vasi Sponos, Shelly Feliz. THIRD ROW: Sherri Miller. Kim Davis, Sandra Flores, Brenda Slocum, Colleen Meagher. BACK ROW: April Waddell, Carol Rossi. Eddie Soto. lk ,.l ...fx wav 45-it -ff- if 'W RRR The pancake breakfast held in November attracted many students as well as Club Day has been very popular on campus the past years, Clubs join teachers. The breakfast was sponsored by Key Club. together in the Ouad to inform students about what the club has to offer. 64 HOPEXVICA AS Helps Forei n Exchange AFS was sponsored by Mr. Haire and Mr. Koerner. The club's main objective was to help bring foreign exchanoe ,H lu .? V h , . Q 7,1 . 3 . 5, xx b si' ,f is' s - ' ,f .gf . ' ' ' P- 5 fv ' A ,iq S 1 1 'X mx W A 3 1- J X' students to Arizona and to attend AI- hambra. The club held a stock sale to Pl'0Sl'Bm fOr StUd2rlIS Coming to AHS raise money to suppgrt an exchange and for those who went abroad. .3558 4 was 1 N-A J , gint AFS: BACK ROW: Mark Smith. Ted Nicholas, Jane Hanawalt. Kyle Lirkman, Mrs. Waxman, Mr. Haire. Robert Hollida. Mr. Koerner. THIRD ROW: Belinda Yee, Alice Lohr. Marcie Woodruff, Kathy Perryman, Beth Nollman. Ursula Rethschulte, Paul Mancuso, Julie Blackshire. SECOND ROW: Kathy Tonstad. Sherri Newville, Julie Petrytus, Sharon White, Tammy Meeks, Brenda Johnson, Julie Pettett. FRONT ROW: Russell Smith, Shawn McCaulley, Ronnie Baldwin. "A We .ll K mix ,Mg Q E Mfs'y1 W 'fi AFS member try to recruit new members during club week. as Jw W ,MJ Q V NW, FBLA-FRONT ROW: Denise Clark, Charlene Barbano, Lucretia Sellers, Belinda Yee. Mimi Dunn, Nancy Urias. MIDDLE ROW: Daneen Gibson. Pam Fredrickson. Kathy Kimieciak. Woody Doolittle. Mrs. Powers. BACK ROW: Scott Orr, Kim Doolittle, Felicia Valenzuela, George Lui. FBLA Group Majors In Bu iness For business majors, FBLA, CFuture Business Leaders of Americaj was the perfect club. The sponsors were Mrs. Powers and Mrs. Johnson, along with George Lui, presidents Scott Orr, vice- presg Kathy Kmieciak, secretaryg and Woody Doolittle, treasurer. Membership requirements were to be enrolled in a business class, and at- tend meetings twice a month. Some of the activities were attending regional and state conventions. and helping at ASU. To raise money for this they held fund raisers such as pillow sales and candy sales. These students learned the business of today's society, and how to compete at the conventions. President George Lui tells new members about FBLA and how the club might help them. 66 FBLA 's Moves To Wrestlerettes ...W .5-f t-Pk uc -Q7 f ,. 1' , W h' at . X ii ' Y K ' . . s 1 ,. ' ' W .. L Q, Q K t.. y it Q2 LL,L B - ' T 1 Al l A 1 fl fi my ." 1 . L K, .' 4 K. ' 4 .L . -. C E -. f, N fm 1 af A.: F-1, 3,-,LV, K . ' L K 1 Ma. 15,3 f Q - :, ,xx i ' 5 fr- isbn? , WRESTLERETTES VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Becky Daggett, Rhonda Barrett. Debbie Ellis. MIDDLE ROW: Lori Smith, Donna Morquecho. Heather Ely, Beverly Lawlor, Suzan Bogart. BACK ROW: Debbie McCants, MASCOT. Lucy Livensparger. Wrestlerettes was a new club on campus this year. lt was formed out of the old organization known as M S M's or Matmaids. They cheered the wres- tlers to victory which was their main purpose. To become a wrestlerette a student had to fill out a worksheet concerning wrestling, and then be de- termined JV or varsity status. The sponsors of the club were Susie Etchebarren and Becky Wallace. The club president was Heather Ely with vice-pres. Debbie McCants, and secre- tary was Donna Morquecho. This year the group sold candy, had car washes, and held a skate-a-thon. This money went towards uniforms and special events such as the clinics where they won "most spirited." WRESTLERETTES JUNIOR VARSITY-FRONT ROW: Carolyn Danfort. Thersa Border. Gina Garcia. MIDDLE ROW: unidentified. Shannon Hall, Marie Dias. BACK ROW. Julie Dias. Kristy Sutphins. Theresa George, unidentified, Tiffany Kennell. WRESTLERETTES 67 wx Los Leones Espaiiolesg 2 New Computers xnxx W This years Spanish Club was spon- sored by Mr. Guzman. It was required that members be enrolled in a Spanish class. They held various activities such as a Christmas party. sponsoring a needy family for Thanksgiving, and trips to Nogalas. Car washes paid for theses activities. Computer club worked with two new computers this year. The club met once a month to advance their knowl- edge in how to work with the comput- ers. The sponsor was Miss Harriet Chotras, with president Tracy Lod- SPANISH-BACK ROW. Dianne Dominquiez. Mary Yanez, Eddie Amavisca, Mr. Guzman. MIDDLE ROW. mell- Andrea Veya. Colleen Ryan. Joe Gamez. FRONT ROW. Dareen Rick. ,,,-,,,,,,,,,M,.,..- . M f ,W '- I In-, XX, NX-. M .NNN COMPUTER-BACK ROW: John Dunn, Dean Rennels. Dale Rennels. MIDDLE ROW: Miss Chotras, James Dunn. Don Roberts, Frank Coons. Ken Krout. FRONT ROW: Tracy Lodmell, Dareen Caywood. Lisa Smith. I, ll Alhambra dresses up for the Christmas Formal ix sponsored by Key Club. L M Y Qftfoslmx, Q sl QM WWHJCIUX 68 COMPUTER, SPANISH HERO Hold Many Sa e In Quad HERO was a work experience class and club. Members had to be a senior to join. This year they held many fund raisers such as candy sales, Lion sales at Homecoming, and stationery sales. This went towards sending students to the In depth Workshop, and confer- ences. The club advisor was Mrs. Snod- grass with president, Michelle Chan- dler, vice president, Kathy Tarantino, secretary, Kim Stroh, treasurer, Pat rick Ramirez. This club learned leader ship ability. ti' fork ' TODAY IS Till ,A ll- ' 'v, C' ARIZONA OF' TQMQIROW wa V 5 HERO-FRONT ROW: Irene DeLeon. Lori Skelton. Michele Chandler, Lori VanZant, Karen Whitaker Kim Stroh. MIDDLE ROW: Susie Dowty, Diane Joslyn. Linda Ward, Lisa Hardy, Kim Becker, Debbie Potter, Barbara Baughman, Mrs. Snodgrass. BACK ROW: Reid Stinnett, Gena Utterback, Kathy Tarantino, Lewis Murphy Jeff Salkeld, Wrestlerettes put up a cheer sign before the match, ,fixlq 'M A VH? 'R f --st ,s ic t, ,- QF s 5? , ,rn fa J' f6 rgw W A crowd of people waits for lunch time activities to begin in the quad .. y I,mfnqfxgAggywjljywwyvmkwk ,V.,,,.,Vg1.fm ..,,.. ,,,.. ,ff ,.y. M y,,, Miglia' 1" as L25 I Q?- fr Z a Mg v ,,.,. Kg MW iff? 1 2 I 'M' 1 s.f-some 4 W QW' V u , , ?'s?q1f., 'E' . 5' 1 gs iz , , Us , fa 4 V. Q, r v, . kk K Q ., 54 in 3. .Zig aw ' K : + 5-,rg V W 'P sf U '.L:4:w '5Xg,f at Q' V V ri V ?:- .V,-V '- -V V Q V ,a- V 1 Vi 2:1 V '-fl V - - f l' fillffgi 1:3 155 5 Vt r " 1 V V . 4 V s if f M .at ' f'g,.fV .eff -. -f -74.s1::Vgl .ffigiz 5' -V VH -lei 3 I ' .- ,V4,-7 QZL- E 75 .555 ji? NW' 5- 'Qfgfli ' ' , l few. sf V. f , r ' ft HERO 69 C.O.E. Learns Job Skill Sponsors of C.O.E. were Mr. Duncan Business Office. The club met once a Members of the club learned working and Mrs. Hammit. Membership re- month. Club members received school with others as well as job skills. quirements were to be employed in a credits for working through the club. gif: 5 C.O.E.-FRONT ROW: April Starr. Jackie Koressel, Susan Berryman, Teri Demlong, Cheri Dobbs. SECOND ROW: Karen Murphy, Becky Stewart, Debbie Stewart. Ruben Aguirre, Darlelne Willett, Susie Durazo, Beth Larson. THIRD ROW: Vicki Fryman, Jill Mioullon, Stephanie Earley. BACK ROW: Mr. Duncan. Marie Hodges. Janet Bolmg, Colleen Hewett. Debbie Lomuscio. Sally Swin. Penni Anderson. i I This years Christmas Formal was held in the cafeteria which was decorated by Key Club. C.O.E. 70 "4'xl'.sk "'t,',. .MxkJ.,..: ,-.ak x ws, 2311, As . f .mef.'w'1:4- 'i . xy. M5353 Riff 51S7mv,5':-f'svi.s X A 4, Q- '5-- ff . iii' ' sy. 1 1 we ,,,,. .- -ft 'ff all t ' f - ,Q 0 . . w: ,Q-ws. " '3"L'-:fig-., J - X .1 V c . S , . .q,1,.- 'sL- if f- . . 'jg , . r 1, 5 '-kv A at 4 ,aff grasp, '.fi,e'?': Y 'f2q'g' . 3 - 'J - . f -N ' - -' .A ' t A .31-. , . x -1 -.--- . 'NW YY? 'Q 'R S a sg' - if "af-U ., A 'A ' ' iw ' Sf . , fs s 1' Q srs an 'f P . Q ., 5- -.ff f ,, f x. , f V s bm , izswefbi , , Grinnell Hiking Club takes time out through Sycamore Canyon. to pose for cameras during their hike Bicyclers Learn To Tour ws sponsored by Mr. cycles and bicycle touring. Club mem- earned from candy and popcorn sales Judith Eisenberg. bers were to have a ten speed bicycle was used to purchase safety helmets. ., 'Tub learned about bi- in good working condition. Money "'.f'x gn- .-I 1 X1 dl fr ,i ,ff I ,ffl MH, ,.f1-H'-,L . J , C ' 'la b Q ""' , y y,,,5. A,.W,, . ,, , ,V au' -W 1 LN X se- Jffif ,, if A at ,askin .44 4 mix.. BICYCLE CLUB-FRONT ROW: Mike Morony. SECOND ROW: Ms. .ld Judith Eisenberg. Patti McGrath, Mr. Craig Niece. BACK ROW: Doug Eaves, Ginny Fasmore. Steve Ward. 1 t umm Fmnm .b,b V L ,bbt W., il ' ,vs sv Q ezft-K "ily F.R.l.E.N.D.S. Week was held in the month of February. The club's main objective was to promote brotherhood in our school. Nfl -.5 The Powder Puff football game, sponsored by F.R.I,E,N.D.S., was held to raise funds for the club. Juniors and seniors competed. seniors won. BICYCLE CLUB 7l Grinnel Hiking Clu Canyon. E 5 5 Rick Williams, sen as ,f ,f b members take time out to pose for camera during their hike through Sycamore During me Year F'R'I'E'N'D'S' dub activities were held In the Quad. Here a student concen- I trates on the Limbo competition. ior, does a back flip for cameras during halftime at the Many students took part in Quad activities held by many different clubs. Powder Puff game sponsored by F.R.I.E.N.D.S. Here students have a skateboard game against classes, 72 CLUB ACTION f ...yi , l if t? ,,...-an in 4' A A 1 S21 'lf fifw The pom line for 808i does their routine for the parents of basketball players during the first game in the month of February. iv 'i A large fork-lift. a ladder, and several barrels of gooey. smelly roof tar greet students as they return to school in the fall. CLUB ACTION 73 F.R.l.E. .D.S. New Club Cn Campus Mr. Smith and Mr. Barraza started a new club this year. It was called F.R.I.E.N.D.S. The club was started to help students understand and be a part i assemblies to promote the meaning of brotherhood. The club held a car wash and a Powder Puff football game to help raise money to send people to of a different culture. The student held Anytown. T Y 'A M 1 3 .,, :,.'- Q ,L K: .QM rf' xi is it llllll W A , We Eng C 'r C :aiu A ff 'Nl I gui ff' X . lm i W! in y y , . s 5? Q . 'L Ea Mr. Smith and Mr. Barrazaf sponsors of the F,R.l.E.N.D.S. Club. 'Q' Outside of school the club activities helped promote Anytown and all those in the club had a chance to share with those outside the school. lt was a part of their job and obligation to the club. -We P4 Sara Torrez, Vice Presidenti Kim White, Secretary: and Tammy Meek. Presi- dent, helped the new club F.R.l.E.N.D.S. get started. 5 W 2 W as K , -.c P' i r' 4 K lx z i, Yffi , z f new Anyfcw 'mg ., ' fi f ,- gf"l3' ' Silks' -' . " .L .f O , ' ' 5 F.R.l.E.N.D.S.-FRONT RQW: Ron Smart. Anita King, MIDDLE ROW: Renne Butler. Gayle Tang, Sara Torrez. Tammy Meek, Nancy Ong. BACK ROW, Mr. Smith. Fernando Acosta, Kathy Kelley, Kim White, Veronica Garcia. Mr. Barraza. 74 F R I E.N.D.S. CLUB '1 Some Alhambra students while away time in the quad at lunch hour to await Bill King gets tested for blood before donating his pint of blood. activities. 4 ll,l ll l,llll gs-. Q .Ya 8. Alhambra students enjoy themselves at the Christmas Formal. held by the Mr. Nixon helps at the annual pancake breakfast held just before Thanksgiv- Key Club. ing. CLUB ACTION 75 J no A .--.1 fl 1 j ' www of fo lfdffm, af WW . AUM ,kc All Mme! Being In Sports , 1 ,V 4 f Bein there and artici ating ,M 8 P P 2 L'77f6mo , Li ng! V , . U, X, ' V in one of the many , Vt ll UK 'X 'LAI f'Li'LLZLf. s orts at Alhambra. Being L , P K J - f, f X X , E fr Le M V-CfLL.c,f in the crowd cheering them lf . i . JAX" L NVQ! Yifcg QL on to victory. Being in , . f , , Lfggfq Ccycjgjf Axe VJ? Football whether you win JL I A Il ' ' ff or lose. Being in Volley- cwffe . J ,1iQLJ!j WMC Lwigcj ' W f V V W ' , ball and going to state. . of mf ceifu, ,J if A A ' L Le Being in Cross Country and Ldofvacej QQL,-lfgglj ,NV 2,64 9 - LW "4 running to the top. Being I 4201 , , , K. ,A 1 JJ' A CCM'U'fl ' 52,5401 in Golf and Archery, or fllfbifcf lift!! . f "V 'L 3 MJugLgL,f,' Badminton. Being in Base- , I 7 A fluff 60 MAJ! L44,Ltjqy ball hitting your way to ou-C ,L 6133.7 WLCLQ the top. Or Being in 47 QL I I Y I7 Tennis. Being In any of S LC! L jjA"4fff7!!Jf-'QJ+"L4,f.zA , f A , Alhambra's sports leading us QJCMAK CLC, 74 k f , 1 , f V 5 L1 Mjg-,G sl to victory. LQ Ci r J VN 7 LX. V A ,fllfc fmL 1 K VV V. 74 C-'LQGXLH mfhq tyl,lV,,QlfLtjQ ,J Chen I X fm fee! f SPORTS DIVISION 77 Lions' Spirit " Stayed Hi h" VARSITY FOOTBALL The I98l Lion's football team ended the season with a record of three wins, seven losses. Inexperience of the play- ers proved to be the major cause of the low record. Another major cause was the possibility of losing the head The season started off on a winning note with a surprising victory over a tough opponent. the Apollo Hawks. The Lions then played Washington, which started a string of bad luck, with a I4-0 loss, until the Homecoming victory against Carl Hayden. 2lf0. The next game was against the Maryvale Pan- thers which ended with a score of Al- hambra I4, Maryvale 28. The final game of the season ended with a over- whelming victory over West with a I8- iii AHS OPP Apollo 22 6 Washington 0 I4 coach, Paul Hoffland. Cortez 0 I4 Trevor Browne 0 30 Central I0 20 South 7 I4 Camelback 8 20 Carl Hayden 2I 0 Maryvale I4 28 West I8 I3 I3 score. VARSITY FOOTBALL: FRONT ROW: Ralph Morales 493, Kyle Kirkman 4563, Van Adkins 4603. Benji Lawler 4333, Eric Brown 4l23. Lisa Williams. Tracy Pierce 4203, Christine Long. Jamie McSorley 4433, Jon Smith 43l3, Mike Malin 4653. Arpod Rakosi 4543, Doug Brewster 4403, SECOND ROW. Chris Scholl, Dave Preiger 4893, Mike Salemi 4503, Tom Arvizu 4223, Vince Aguilera 4623, Mike Laird 44l3, Loren Bryant 4353, Rick Williams 473, Laurette Rickets, Quince Pippins 42l3. Tim Short 4473, Alex Pavlenko 4533, Arnold Stiner 4873. Charlie Meeks 4663, Mark Dowell 4843. Scott Ambrose 4633. Norm Woodmon- see 4453. THIRD ROW: Keith Wilder 4883, Isaac Aguirre 4I03. Jim Bell 4343. Ray 78 VARSITY FOOTBALL Managers: Lauretta Rickets. Lisa Williams, Chris- tine Long. -A . Carter 4693, Marty Mathis 4553. Joe Scheid 4803, Joe Havlik 4323, Ron Scott. Paul Hoffland. Sam Nasiff, Bob Shupe 4253. Jack Brown 48l3. Tim Broyles 45I3, Mike Abraham 4523. Robert Jacobson 4743, Jim Lopez 4853. FOURTH ROW: Sean Grahm 4703. Troy Cooper 4823, Paul Abram 4833, Alan Zeigler 4II3, Britt Bentley 4423, Jim Wisener 4793. TOP ROW: Jim Collier 4863, Paul Brandon 4303, Dave Erhart 4753, Greg Hernandez 4783, Ed Soto 4733, Fernando Trujillo 4I53 Dave Erhart 4753, Greg Hernandez. 4783. Ed Soto. 4733. Fernando Trujillo 4I53. -'-W -N f f , ,f X Tas W . -L, K Quarterback, Rick Williams. looks for a Lion re- The Mighty Lions charge to victory against Apollo. fewer- .eq X f f 'S X, - R . f- K NA W , H I H i I an ' .4 ,,I, k M J fr M ' N- 3, 4' i s ka 41 Y ,A L :rf , W. L ' I s ,ss , L. A W M A "kt, L f s ,L 1 ' to A r Q 'A 4 ,I -sf wif' vw' ww A li' l 'Ny' i w.f,"'f'4"91!71g W L At a home game. the Lion s offense discusses Homecoming night the Lions break through the Falcon's defense for a first down. their next move for a Possible field goal' Britt Bentle receives a ass from the Lion's Y n P fluarlerback agalrlsl Central- Rick Williams calls the signals as he leads the Lions against Central for a touchdown. VARSITY FOOTBALL 79 Lions are ahead during the third quarter. Bob Shupe drops back to punt on a fourth down. The Varsity takes a quick exit so halftime show could start. Rick Williams breaks a tackle for extra yards Britt Bentley leads enthusiasm for N19 Li0nS. FOOTBALL ACTION 8l JV FOOTBALL - FRONT ROW: Robby Anderson. David Dowell, Unidentified, Scott Foreman. LaDawn Taylor, Charles James, Melonie Scaife. Mike Allen. Jeff lnsuln, Sean Wadrobe, Unidentified. SECOND ROW: Eric Foster. Robert Sybrant, Scott Hodge. Marty McDowell. Coach Pacheco, Melvin Ardin. Erwin King, Jerry Kniepp, Al Tuihalamaka. John Guerrero. THIRD ROW: Jeff Mancuso, David Johnson, Mike Magnolo, Henry Gano. Raul Ochoa, Bob Strak. Jeff Younger, Brad lngle, Brian Kozak, Rex Porter. FOURTH ROW: Gary Eineburg, Sean Blochberger, Greg Bunting. Jerry Waton, Unidentified. Mark Lewis. FIFTH ROW: Brian lngle. Scott June, Curtis Burt. Rick Smith. Charles Junker, Bryan Wells, Tim Roberts. New Coaches For JV Football This years JV Football team had two new coaches, Bob Stark and Paul Ochoa. The strong points of the team were the speed of the running backs, the defensive line, and the lineback- ers. This year the offense had more of a running team than last year. The de- fense ran basically a 5-2. The toughest games for the JV team were Maryvale and Trevor Browne. The Freshman Football team had a pretty good year. They came out win- ning three games and losing five games. The toughest games were against Trevor Browne, Central, and Cortez. There were some good ath- letes on the team. The coaches were Coach Berra, Coach Gillard and Coach Johnson. C?-x FRESHMAN FOOTBALL - FRONT ROW: G. Hilburt, R. Florez. B. O'Brien. J.D. Kidd. Unidentified, T. Nelson. M. Celles, P. Aguilara. SECOND ROW: P. Kerny. R. Magee, K. Bonham. R. Sharp, C. Blak, R. Grapentine, C. Rowe. S. Guidace. THIRD ROW: Coach Johnson. Unidentified. T. Mc Sorley. J. Kime. D. Davidson. A. Sison, T. Berrett, Coach Berra. FOURTH ROW: Unidentified. R. Harris, Unidentified. R, Nixon. J. McCray. Unidentified, D. Hithe. R. LeBander, Q. Diets. J. Masei. TOP ROW: K. Naderson, B. Hodge, T. Gano. Unidentified. P. Berrett, Unidentified, M. Viray, J. D'Ameilo, Unidentified. 82 JVXFRESHMAN FOOTBALL J.V. Foothall ,I 0PP ' y , AHS fwashington s I4 Cortez 16. II I ll Browne I L8 I2 y Central I8 I OI I I south I 24 iz Camelback, I I3 I I4 Carl Hayden I 28 I2 llllaryvale I 6 ' 6 -L ' I Melvin Arden is tackled by the opposing team. EH A --we ' --1 ' -5 ,. gwiirtlc Q . SQ? f g R-g'i4,3x ze: as . W .. . ,.ft.v,,,z .W , . Brad Ingle is pulled down by a South High School player. www,-....... , .gi 55.-. W A 1 iw . . K. waiaa.-..,,, -Q"Im, -be Wai? QTL 9' ,M ' A , 5: 'WH ,, 7.3 gp ' ' ' 1 Q . ..5,k!.,,,rs. Z I ,, :TSP-al Q" ,g .. ' I 'y3j',g I ,3-f N Q I , .3 . ' .-. he fxax., f ' M 'Ii , .. . . V ,, nv an Q3y..f-.Iii is-5, yn-gk 351- 4 ,M , 571i k W ' 34426 .v , i , - Brad lngle is wide open as he runs for a touch' down. fi' w 'Y' L I '1 -- . 1.2 ...iv f Mx I.,':..f ' QM, Nag . iii 4, ff' 3 f I f -- 'SSW-f'2 A I f YN I - Eric Foster runs with no one around him except Lion Jerry Kniepp. Bob Stark and Coach Pacheco watch carefully as the Lions come away victoriously. Coach Hoffland gives some advice to the JV quarterback Alan Zeigler. It Ffesiiinah Footliall .l Ai-is. IOPP I cmez' I 6 is . , O., I Browne I 20 . . Central L I 0' ' 122 ii' South I ,iz 2.y. al4 .2 I Camelback I I8 I o CarIIHayden I iI4i Maryvale 2i.i21l2" II IOL JV FROSH FOOTBALL 83 Q I Q A ly 4 ,QL BOYS CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: Kathy Greely Cmanagerj, Brian Wilder, Chris Flores. Robert Krout. Davis Wilson, Jeff Williams, Mike Farrell, Henry Tavisom, John Andersom. Jon Nathan MIDDLE ROW. Ricky Ramirez, Bryan Simingtom. Dave Bottoms. Pat Metz. Roland LaDesma. BACK ROW: Jon Snodgrass. Mitch Smith, Lee Copeland, Scott Gregory, Coach Morrison Successful Season Paces Harriers The I98I Cross Country teams had a Championship and first place in divi- standing runners. Voted most im- successful season for both boys and sionals and the Thunderbird Invitation- proved team member for the girls was girls with eleven wins and two losses als. Shelly Hebert, and for the boys it was each. The most outstanding runners For the boys it was Jeff Williams and Brian Wilder. were Lisa Anetsberger, who took State Mike Farrell who were the most out- : . f I ll' f Q - Pl? ' l - in . i ' Y :. ff f. , y E I . 'L A ss-N 'Zi Qg?i5' 4.l 3 4 LA 7 it yn-y :Q "ji, 'arf , v S at J ff ' 5' . et, , X Y' L 'L gain X V 1, I sky- A .W My Qc - f S 1 A S ' 1 ag ,,, S '5'cf,. fs. 1 'LNSQA M If fa 5 1 law- g .' 1 I . like ggggjgf' Nl W 3' L l ' H Q . .'- . ' S fs,--ms.. g .X I 4 a R, 1 ., , Y Q X . ., fl -. 1 N f fy i I-ff f al f f if I . ' ' il s E 1 L ' ' N is ifliyil :l,g'Q1,1 12' L i -1 ll M, L 17 kj'-, .sg ,P Vg, ' Q A ,Q A fQ"i! ' E as L r 1 . , ,, it .1-Upfl. 9 . -. X- . , .f- 2" .. a nn. . V: 'J GlRLS CROSS COUNTRY-FRONT ROW: Kathy Greely CManagerJ. Eleen Bauwke, Monica Ramos. Elizabeth Owens. Kim White, Peggy Jorgensen, Audrey Glemba, Tammy Rogers, Jeanne Gill. BACK ROW: Ann Figueroa, Clare Fierros, Shelly Hobert, Elaine Hoffarth, Lisa Anetsberger, Marin Glazman. Pam Allen. Sandy Bell, Kim DeHart, Coach Morrison. 84 CROSS COUNTRY 'BOYS COUNTRY: GIRLS CROSS COLINIRY , 3 P AHS OPP P SSSSS 4 A Ai-is OPP V Marcos DeNiia I I8 44 Marcos DeNiza I9f3 37 A + Central I8 -45 Central I5 I 50 Central ,1VVl8 '42 Central I5 50 Southggglg ' A 35 20 Camelback-i 20 iii 39 Y 'Camelliack 24 3I Horizon 32 Glendale I8 Maryvale I 4I Maryvale IBS 4l West I3 I A QiWest I5 50 Chaparral' ii-Q I'1' 35 Chapparral I9 36 I Mesa V 25 30 Mesa V P,,A 25f 42 Greenway V I9 4l Greenway 44 VV is g g 0 y y Gow scoxis WINSEP I I ctow SCOREgWlNSj, Vi I Mike Farrell runs for the victory of Alhambra High School. xv.. -W " fx., 'A ., . I ,ag I .V f ifriig. IQ :I-al m a I 0 , ,ga A ' C ' :- We-, A : 5? . V' ' , If , Wh K ,V V ,K : A JA- lt, QA fbias '- L . '3 4 131" A I, V VV VV, ' .Ms gtk, .V ""- I. ,i,Ci is X Xsnlaay LLAA7 ,Q :si ,,,.,,f,,a, , ,W,.,.,,, -E in v ,. - y W X C ' 1,1 """' I I E.-af .- ,5 xx. '." ,Ia l t an M.,.,,.,y,. - N , VW- In 4 4 mga-2,2 Q 2' LBJ' . F li I f ,.,,, L. 4, "f-- A 'ig.ff-Q, ' - ,,. M " ... j, ' 1 3 reg . f W QU H C P, I VV I 'Wm P as P of QR Sins N IA 'VWKWNM , . E S 'M V7 'rm 5.-5 , r UNM, Q M ,N V V ,M?T:N::0VMlwWA LM- , ., NM: V X, , ,aw-.A :Ma--'-' Roland LeDesma is caught by Fortress photogra- , phers as he runs first among his teammates in the background. Boys Cross Country gets off to a good start as they race to victory. -Linus H .sgr,4.r VV - T:-.aa G' '1 Ei 1-- E1 " sl 2' I' f'q,1Q,,, ' f y Irs. 'X V. .:- A" ,ggi '- 'a,W..f-' ,, ' I V V' fi' M A 'hwy'-MM ,,,,, ,. W, A A Q ndaww--N ,,,....msf. ,,,...,-nl Number one seed, Lisa Anetsberger, is running As the starting gun goes off. the team puts tremendous effort into winning for AHS. fof 3 Victory for the Alhambra Lions' CROSS COUNTRY 85 Semi-finalists In AAA State Tournament VARSQTY VOLLEYBALL AHS' OPP Glendale ' ' 2W O Casa Grande 2 ' O East O 2 O Maryvale 2 O West V 2 .O ,Travor Browne 2 O Central F 2 O South '2 TO ,Camelback 2 l Carl Hayden 2 O Maryvale ' it I West A 2 A tAi' F0 T First place-Central Invitation First place-Metro Divison Semi-Finalist-AAA State Tourn- manet p The I98I Lions Volleyball Team had an excellent year, with a Il-I record losing to Camelback High. With Coach Bernard Ing and seven returning play- ers they had winning material. The team won first place in the Central Invitational tournament. They then went on to win the Metro-Division Tournament. With this record they went to play the AAA State Tournament at Apollo. First playing Scottsdale the Lions came away victorious winning 2-O. Then they went up against Tucson. The Lions were defeated 02. . cg . if 1 F Gif" .-W 4' . yilririi l I s: s A -" 4 at '- 1.11 1 4, 4 . K-V. Drena Kalani prepares for a spike as other team members stand by to help. 9 VOLLEYBALL-FRONT ROW: Maureen Butler, Linda Neeley, Drena Kalani. MIDDLE ROW: Debbie Griffith, Charla Greenmyer. BACK ROW: Coach Ing. Brenda Holaday, Donna Denny, Julie Gibbons, Traci Roberts, Julie Hughes, Felicia Valenzuela CManagerD. Not shown-Pam Slusser. 86 VOLLEYBALL JV VOLLEYBALLAFRONT ROW: Julie Tang, Sonja Webb, Becky Cordova, Yvette Pierce, Celia Flores, Tina Feliz, Diane Dunnan. MIDDLE ROW: Christi Walker Cmanagerj, Kathy McDonald fmanagerj. Jeana Esquivel, Beth Nullman, Lisa Rogers, Erin Schroder, Kim Doolittle. Tonya Taylor. Shannon Browning, Coach Davis, Mary Beth Reed Cmangerj. Not pictured, Karen Michaels. V Volleyballers Show Great Promise A 3 so ' A 3 I- i if , lt: .. ' ' " ., b if ' C l C' 0 ' ,l ,Q To I M -,,, .,., I, ' 71, L ,D ."..J. V. ' " E E my y - 32 7. v y 1 is 2... Mft C -2 f "-ur,.,,gsf"h- ' 'f vf'f f tzwnwzfw Q M ,,,,, -, T, ,,..,.,,,,,x-.,,,,.,N .,,f W ...,.. wmv , sf Dreena Kalani bumps the ball as other Lion's PlaY9"5 Wald' On- The varsity team watches as Traci Roberts spikes the ball for a Lion's point. JV VOLLEYBALL 87 BADMINTON FRONT ROW: Audrey Rood, Lisa Preston. Sue Castellono. Charlette Bourn, Ursula Rethschulte. Coach Rood. BACK ROW: Diane Davis. Theresa McCant, Debbie McCant, Raquel Quintanilla. Susan Koch. .IV Lions Win ll But Four Matches The Varsity Badminton Team had a 3 win-9 loss season. Coach Rood, who was new. had to come from another school. After the Lion's first win, against East High 9-O, they came up Charlotte Bourn slams the birdie down over the net. 88 BADMINTON against Saguaro, with a close match of 4-5. All the players were very close in skills so the seeding was always chang- ing. The Junior Varsity team had an 8 mill! Sue Koche returns a shot to her opponent. win-4 loss season. With the first win against Coronado 4-O, they then came up against Prescott who outclassed the Lions I-8. The J.V. Lions then won all but three of their matches. g 3. ,N .- .,. - f Ursula Rethschulte gets ready for a set up. vARsiTY BADMlNTON Coronado Prescott East Saguaro Agua Fria Casa Grande Central Horizon 7 Camelback Carl Hayden Maryvale West AHS O 0 9 4 6 I 4 3 6 O 7 2 OPP 9 9 0 5 3 8 5 6 3 9 2. 7 Charlotte Bourn concentrates for her shot. Audrey Rood goes for a smash to beat her oppo- nent. Audrey Rood thinks about where she will hit the bird. we Q I . X '-'U' K, ' 7 3 -5, t r Qi . V, ,wg , V , ggi-fwiivw maps-e 1 1- t if , -Txgvlw l' La ' ,,. , , .A ax., 2331 ad v- - ' U ' 1.9 -4 V W., V+" .f i ,erm . .M . ,. . Xa,, - K . - K .,,.,,,.... ..w..M,.......,. AMW k.Q1NTsTtKN1tm K in kkk. ,hz .,a,.M..c.,,.... Sue Koch clears the bird to her opponent's court. Kelly Hudspeth gets ready to drop the bird to her opponent. Kelly Hudspeth uses her backhand to get the bird to her opponent. Teresa McCants rushes to the net for a smash. .JUNIOR VARSITY BADMINTON . . V AHS CPP O , Coronado 4 Prescott l y 8 East ' A 9 O Saguaro A i6 3 A Agua Fria 4 2' Casa Grande 7 4 7 3 Central 0 6 Horizon O 7 Camelback 7 O Carl Hayden M 2 3 Maryvale 7 O West ' 5 O BADMINTON 89 Golf Team Lacks 0 5 S Experience The Golf Team did not do as good as they had hoped to do. Bill Wharton, the coach of golf, stated that most all the games were hard for them because of their lack of experience. Each year the team has had few returning play- ers, but this year there were none. Nine students tried out to be on the team and six of them were chosen to be on it. The golf season this year was a short one for Alhambra. The season was over on the week of November Gth. .t , b'fwlsx, it mug .Skim ff Eddie Cruz keeps his head down as he gets ready to swing at the ball. East Agua Fria Browne Arcadia Maryvale Deer Valley Horizon South Camelback Scottsdale Casa Grande Central Deer Valley GOLF OPP 254 222 209 230 I99 205 203 25l l90 2l6 2l4 208 239 AHS 266 266 262 262 263 224 249 . 266 230 280 255 25 7 254 VARSITY GOLF - Mr. Bill Wharton, Coach: Jack Robins, CJ. Brady, Eddie Cruz, Dennis Smith. Ray Hagar. 90 GOLF Archery ls Second In State ,iigfl V, . 877 i353 . Omega g . The Lion's l98l Archery team was second in state winning against Agia Fria High School. They had four re- turning shooters and two first year shooters. They also had a young team with six freshmen and two sopho- mores. The I982 team was hoping for a winning season. Most of the members were striving to be number one in state. 1. .,,chanaiapf.. isis iss: L'Agua Fria Igifamelbddk '23l6 V 2lll 'Dysart TT1 .SQMGFCOS-DENHQS B45 'l869' Mccnnwck , S ISQ4 2023s Temliki 553 733, Casa-Grande I935 +1921 Mountain i414 2086 me: Karen Hunt gets ready to shoot as Ussie, foreign exchange student, watches closely. ,,...-----""' Sue Koch tries for a bullseye, as she practices for the first match. 'saw ARCHERY-FRONT ROW: Debbie Gorslin, Linda Mena. Karen Hunt, Lori Wilder. MIDDLE ROW: Rae Earl. Ursula Rethschutle. Sue Koch, Sharon White. Mr. Ziegler. Sharon Hall. BACK ROW: Sharon Jones. Denise Gorslin, Beverly Matsumoto. NOT PICTURED: Lisa Dawson, Susan Castelano, Debbie Slack. Lavonne Bailey, Janine Bailey. ARCHERY 9l Jones Leads Team Averaging 25 Points. ef 7 VARSITY BASKETBALL eq AI-15 he OPP Chandler 'i A L 74 712 StsifMaiQy's a-,..h .70 1 43 Brophy P ' 63 'L -52 Prescott S 69 46 Saguaro ' C 66 'r ,54 lf' Washington 55 58 48 . Central ' '78 s 9.57 fi Mifwile. aafa t .63 59 Trevor Browne- 173' H 159 Genital. Q55 45 south' .1272 -57 .Camelback 5 ig 5 821 . 53 Carl l-lavden' 84, elaaa 7 4,35 7 Allaryvalerlg 5 1 58- 56 West' 651 yiigfrevor Browne 5 83' T 68. 'Central 581 A 55 ,f'Soutl1 .S 59 73 Camelbabk if 95- 7 . 50: , . ra Carl Hayden, 75 G 34 Maryvalei '-l,r 86 . ,V 77 tg PUW-QFFS 1 ' Arcadia. 79 1 63 'i'3EaSf . .,,,' , 67 Phoenix Union 73 ' 79 4 VWINSQQ UDSSES-3, TlESf0 t Lions Varsity Basketball team had an excellent season until the Metro Divi- sion Playoffs. The Lions won all but one game against South giving them a 23-I record. At the playoff games at Brophy Prep, the team did not do as well as hoped. The first game was against East and they lost by two points. The sec- ond night the team played Phoenix Union and lost by 6 points. The promising players this year. and also graduating were, Elston Jones, who averaged 25 points per game, Gary Nelson, Frank Kisner, and Charles Henry. 1 1 Gary Nelson flies over a Prescott opponent to shoot-the-hoop for two points. VARSITY BASKETBALL-LEFT TO RIGHT: Coach Kemp. Joe Havlick 1225. Jim Lindsey 1235, Logan Smith 1335. Larry Kirby 1355, Elston Jones 13I5. Frank Kisner 1425. Charles Henry 1345. Gary Nelson 12l5, Alan Zeigler 1325, Traci Pierce 1255 92 VARSITY BASKETBALL vF'tt'i" V ' ' . it -! A .W wwf' 5 y ,N.,, R f.,,,,..,, , Charles Henry shoots to put two more points on Gary Nelson puts one up against the Bobcats, while the other Lion players wait for the rebound. the scoreboard. 1 tisl Q V.f: 2 fl s 1' 'A ,M .,,Lk ,, , K' is, v - ,Nm ,ta W K t I I T, lr .-, K I L XTUW' 4 35 I A X ff M A ' :will 1 llisllllll Elston Jones shows deep concentration while shootin a free throw. , , , g Richard Johnson goes in for an easy lay-up against Prescott. VARSITY BASKETBALL 93 lf? ff 4' A 1 . T, Elston Jones gets ready to shoot a free throw during the South game. .- W .fW,fwmt,,,rMw,AV,WN,,N4 K Tracy Pierce watches the hoop as the final buzz- er goes off. 94 VARSITY BASKETBALL 4 W X x Players stand ready to snatch the ball after an Alhambra free throw. KW., . aff. w Larry Kirby goes up for two during the Prescott game. , ,,M,,.,..ww44f+'-"HW ps A i' 9 Larry Kirby flicks the ball so it will hopefully go in the hoop. .ff-P' A Lions Gary Nelson and Charles Henry get ready to rebound the ball off a free throw. 'TFT Joe Havlick drives in for a lay-up against Pres- COIL F' Logan Smith watches after shooting a free throw. while Elston Jones gets ready to crash the board. , yg : y yy ,,gr . L ,yyty . 1 4- T L V V , V f 6 In Q an ., .,.., mwmwwwtwawwmmgor- A g a E s if L 5 A A ,W asia f-,,-nw-fltaw - , .. Lion Jim Lindsey leads the fast break to gain two more points. Tracy Pierce rebounds the ball for the Lions. VARSITY BASKETBALL 95 JV BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: Coach DiBenedetto. BACK ROW: Todd Paszkowski. Brad lngle. Roger Wayman. Dean Trostle, Mitch Smith. Gary Thomas. Jim Ashton, Russ Corbin. Eric Brown. Missing- Keith Jones and Isaac Aguirre. JV Ends Up With I3-5 Record JV team had a good season with a I3 win 5 loss record. Dean Trostle was the most valuable player. The overall team's strength was in rebounding. speed, and height. The hardest ex- pected game was against South, yet they came out with a 79-53 loss. The easiest games were Chandler 3l-52. Trevor Browne 48-53, Carl Hayden 30- 73, and Deer Valley 42-82. The Freshman team had an overall record of IO wins and 6 losses. The most valuable player was Kent Ander- son. The strength was height on the team and rebounding. +A M I-'YM' t'i' "' to 5 Q 3. 'mv ,,,..-' x' -' --' FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Coach Rossi, Eddie Cruz. unidentified. Kent Anderson, unidentified. unidentified, Brian Struter. Ron Barrett. Richard Gano. Robert Vick, C.J. Brady. Pat Kearny. Steve Guidice, Victor Scarlato. 96 JVXFRESHMAN BASKETBALL 'ar A -W -tt W gy .BASKETBALL L Qhandlgf ft L Marys Prescqti gif Saguaro if ii L Central C ,Hiidenl Dgftvaileyff LBKQWHQ cgnrFalaf'l saumsgss .Q3mg!bQCkr,, at 55 .. ttrt t ,84 QHQYGQH masfyvaueat WBSSQ it ..,, , , ,i5i,KJu-'ug In the last quarter Lions go for two against Pres- CON. Lions shoot as Prescott tries for a rebound. Havlick goes for two as players await to see what is going to happen next Y!! ,.,N,-gg, va 'Y Si nw. ,,,,l:w:e-ew--' r X' 3 Q ' if Qi Q a -Q-of v- f-"""""' ,. ,qi ' ---' I K Q ' fm, iiii TLT in L an Swifeiliwr ,1 W ao.. mv LIFRLQSHMAN BASKETBALL , Hy, +West+t Maryilale ai LQSaguaiFo T.Browneat- Central Camelback CgHaydeiif Valleys West, L TLBr6wne Contra! :fy to Camelback Maryvale Wm s 5, gg I K. . ,qw jmgt ,mwwgqgsrf Joe Havlick goes for the extra point for the Lions. i igiiu' ff" .1 5' Q49-44 .""" Q 3 Y 3,995 :O A' ,mel 2 'M n ' fs L.. - The Alhambra wrestling team gets psyched for a match against South Mountain High. Jim Wisener of the heavyweight class goes for 5 VARSITY WRESTLING' T' li L OPP AHS Peoria i 55 5 Central 28 Sguth . ., Camelback T 38 CarlgHayden i A Scottsdale V. 40 i - Maryvale 45 34, West - L I3 49 Trevor Browne, 33 V 20 Central 24 36 43 45 i T 26 24 29 -5, ow - Alhambra wrestlers show their enthusiasm. 98 VARSITYXJV WRESTLING ,. 5 was the takedown against an opponent. W T ,oii i,,r, f T ., it,,. V S it 'I 'K ,f ta-,V fi' f , .. ,ma greg' ,X ,U . Him' Q.iE?5V?3fefi2:2eK,15Elf' if " e f V 5,51 - 'fy 5 Dale Bertram moves in for the pin as the ' if Q no lx A 4 P agj -F15 dg Tw . 2 .W gm., xxx Xl Ax tjv, e . e .ii -f i ' . l " R i " ' I m ,,- -ss lx M- Billy Hodge, middleweight class. brawls with an opponent while his coach. Mr. Bob Hodge, cheers him on to victory. ,Q ew, is referee is ready for the final movement. , ,,,, .,.f-fHf""""""'f'u,ff.,e,f, 'V fill, , ' gy-wth-,E T op y o ut of s , ,.,ii,,ii :,i f ivh. , o o 4,,W if , , ,.VV An Alhambra Lion tries to go for a pin against a South opponent. "', ' Wi VARSITY WRESTLING-FRONT ROW: Sam Holland. Tony Hammons, Mike Allen. John Watson. SECOND ROW: Ruben King, David Beebe, Dale Barton. Marty McDowell, Terry Masterson. BACK ROW: Scott Hodge, Steve Thornton. Kurt Neithercutt. Charles Junker. Jim Wisener. Alex Palvenkio. Billy Hodge, Heather Ely. Three Varsity Grapplers Go To State manager. In the past few years, Alhambra wrestling teams have suffered by not having a stable coaching staff, having new coaches every year. The Varsity coach this year was Mr. Bill Gumm: assisting him with the Junior Varsity was Mr. Bob Hodge. The Varsity had many talented wrestlers who helped the team throughout the year such as Alex Pav- lenko, David Beebe, Steve Thornton, and Billy Hodge. Three outstanding wrestlers went to State finals. They were Jim Weisner, heavy weight: Scott Hodge I35, and Tony Hammon I28. All placed second as divisional runners up. JV WRESTLINGAFRONT ROW: Aaron Harding. Carlos Ceza. David Bottom. Fred Fillingham. James Kinnamon. J. D. Kidd. BACK ROW: Coach Hodge. Mike DePuna. Ron Barrett, Unidentified. George Wells, Unidentified. VARSITYXJV WRESTLING 99 ' si , . A lv J M Ti 1' MEN . sf A ' Y s ' 1 ,aa.m.sm,.-' - '--W 'X -WVX f 0.1 -,,- ev ,b,- -.fm . yi, , . 'RSL 5' Ti? '." NL' IQ. W' ' "ff "', 52.16-S . 151,14 Girls Metro- Division Champions This year's Varsity Softball coach was Miss Lucia Jones, She led the team to the State semifinals where they lost to Greenway. In the Metro division championship the team played much favored and became the Metro-Divi- sion Champions. The strengths of this year's team were their defensive playing and pitching. Linda Neeley, shortstop, succeeded in being chosen for the all-division all stars. Also chosen for the same all star teams were Wendy James, pitcher, and Kathy Hurlburt, outfielder. Players chosen for the Metro League second team all stars were Amy Berberich, third base, Audrey Glemba, outfieldt and Lori Williams, utility. lm VARSITY SOFTBALL Lion takes her base as the manager tells her she is safe. 5 .., N if . The Lions huddle together after winning a game. VARSITY SOFTBALL-FRONT ROW: Lori Smith Cmanagerj, Yvette Pieri. Audrey Glemba, Ursula Reths- chulte. Lori Williams, Kim Bechtold Cmanagerj. MIDDLE ROW: Sherri Vidal, Kami Glazmen, Linda Neeley, Coach Lucia Jones. Kathy Zuccala. Linda Altamirano, Kathy Hurlburt. TOP ROW: Becky Cordova, C.T. Florez. Wendy James, Sheri Tucker, Amy Berberich. A . g an J V SOFTBALL-FRONT ROW: J. Harris, J. Zucoala, L. Gaona, D. Rickering, C. Miranda. MIDDLE ROW: A. Noriega. D. Quan. L. Nadolyn, M. Rangel. S. Coates. J. Tang. BACK ROW: Goach Nevins, T. Bonny. K. Michaels, K. Larramore. S. Castalano, V. Guidice, C. Thompson, J. Younger, mgr. Quan ost Valuable For JV Softball JV Softball was sponsored by Coach Marvin Nevins. There were sixteen chosen for the team. Debbi Quan, highest hitter and best fielder, was v .f,, 4 4' U . -.-f-v.i':'. ., aww. .,. w...g'w..fg,Qq,,an J. A Lion softball player takes her warm up swings before going to bat. most valuable player. The team's strengths were in hitting and fielding. The team's toughest opponents were Trevor Browne, who Alhambra l C.T. Flores attempts a slide into home plate in order to beat the tag. beat two times, and Maryvale, who beat Alhambra once. The team came out winning three games, losing eleven games, and tying one game. . 1yJv'soFTBALL- A J J y . g, OPP AHS West V - y 3 Trevor Brownell . 7 ll South , I3 4 Trevor Browne J 8 3 South I3 2 Camelback C ll 2 Carl Hayden ,28 2 West J . T ll I Trevor Browne I0 ll Central . 7 y 2 2 South . A A 5 .l3. . A IO Camelback ..g. . ga fy? 335, 5' Central its,. A ,i.t.i i . 3 I ' ' Q1-ff,Q',i1'l0W'f . at 5 Wests, J .. .. J .MaFYY9'?515ff fl Q .JD f t ,, 1 :zz - :p:.:.p:1 p -5,1 V. - . , ,.LH..,,,,g,i,W, . .. ., JV SOFTBALL lOl .-....,-.Q W-.MN QV VARSITY BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: Tom Arvizu. Aaron Harding, Dan Cortes, Rick Williams, Eric Brown. Arnie Stiener. MIDDLE ROW: Mary Beth. Manager: Frank Lujan, Norm Woodmansee, Paul Schmidt. Mike Abraham, David Alcantor, K.C. Stevens. BACK ROW: Jack Brown. Jim Collier. Tom Eaves, Logan Smith. Keith Wilder, Coach Nevins, Ronnie Mallory, Manager. Baseball Goes To State The I98O-8I Alhambra team had a l5f9 winfloss record. There were four players on the All-Star Team. They were Lorin Baker Cpitcherj, Rick Es- trella Cshortstopj, Tony DiStefano Cthird basemanj, and Chris Drew futil- ityj. Lorin Baker was chosen as one of 0 ' 9 rr A , ' r yX I A Q .si T' I . I I 51 1. , U lf-.. . if 5 ,.,stW a ii ' ' , N L x ,Q , v R y sl .s,,iw Q 3 . ff 5 t N , , - Q :fee I 'ff ' I - - ' ii-1' . ' I I I I - "" I' .,,,, asm "1f is VLMVM U .. kgf.-is A 'A mi, KS S-it -Q:-,Ii L. F I I I , ', T c ', " X . Q ,I K ' ' Arnie Stiener hits the ball to gain a base run. IO! VARSITY BASEBALL the six best pitchers in the state, who was under the spotlight in the tourna- ment. On Thursday, May I4, I98l, Alhambra won the game against the Beavers C8- IJ, giving them their first division title in five years. VARSITY BASEBALL OPP AHS Tolleson 3 I West 5 6 South I II Tolleson 7 I3 Central 6 5 South 2 II Sagauro II 3 Browne 5 9 Browne 7 I7 Central 6 4 South I Il Camelback ll 4 Carl Hayden 3 5 Maryvale 4 O West I 7 Browne 7 5 Central 2 7 South I I2 Camelback I3 9 Carl Hayden 2 8 Maryvale 8 I3 West 6 4 Casa Grande I4 I6 Maryvale 2 8 The Phoenix Gazette stated, "Al- hambra is aggressive. particularly on defense, where third baseman Tony DiStefano, shortstop Rick Estrella, and outfield Richard Pierce lead the way." ' MI ,Q -M.- -W 7 W'-,M MN, ,... s W .L W, X :Is .,.,, , kv . 2-wx ' 'I . -' as-3 I ' Y " " f 5-Saw-. . -as M t..'f'..l"" :ttf , . Q., X! - If . ,-. I I"f-fr, - X' X f -'st Qgfc' I .Q . ' J . ' All I' ' ' 'Ii Q7 R- + 1- -at M - . Q.. -W - - ff 'il f I - ' A , ' J ' I if I 'D' Norm Woodmansee warms up with Mike Abra- ham. The LIONS get ready to go out on the field to start another inning. The team congratulates Norm Woodsmansee when he makes a home run. s The LIONS warm up on the field at the start of a new inning. i Xi, K A sqm-ah be 5 Q. L .....,,. Arnie Stiener swings at the ball trying to con- nect. Z ,J ' w 2 A T x , T L , 7 f JW . , A A , 554.11 92, A Y , - ' " 4 "Tw, 'T S f F' ,, -. '51, ifmlaawi ,W .gi -' 5, 1 M il If , f- t ' ' .Af W W ' ' ,, ' M, , W, vi 4 ' I N 4 I wi ,Y f ' 1 . M, 4-,ri WML QW 'V '15, ' 1 5 .ft - .Q ' 1 A' 1 ,f fr 'ff -buf 'A v H"'.p7Tf"'?5 Neff,-1' 'saw ".f,,s. uf, 4,453-Q A 0 n.,. "' - V Uses , ,L " ' ' J, . . K , , ,, .' Sw, ,- ,,.i,,, . Scot! Ambrose runs for third base as the de- fense goes for the ball. BASEBALL ACTION IO3 77' pniuui vienna: J , l 1 Ql ' , HE I QQ - ' L ' :naman ' paints: i ' Q .lr M Q nn Y! If ' t x L l J WH f. My , My y - . 3 puns-tux ' ' f ,L-9? ' I 1 " " " f In f A Q X Q .N Vg 4 f , , 3 A1 1 in ' on I W W ' it r , 'f in f f 1 , , f ' f i !,'5f R -f 4 ,A 535' lg is- X v'-F ' ? 315 fl f , I, 'iii if-W. ' l i FRESHMAN BASEBALL-FRONT ROW: Wayne, managers Joe Gallagher, Chan Green, Vic Scarlato, David Bottom, Andy Sisson. Coach Davis. MIDDLE ROW: Dennis Sandvig, John Keim, Steve Guidice, Ed LaBarbera. Brad Cole, Pat Kearney, Terry McSorley. BACK ROW: Tom Hodges. John Cadenhead, Mitch Smith. Richard Gano, Rusty O'Donnell, Howard Goldman, Eric Gerle. ,qyb L, ,V 1 X, ,Z ., . . . an .. .... L H y N N , Norm Woodmansee. the winning pitcher for the I4 to 8 win over Tolleson, shows his form in releasing his curve ball. 1 'N x .so . . ' , ' M' ,. R 35, , , l fr A ,mf Tom Eaves runs towards third base to stretch the run. Tom Eaves slides towards third and is safe. IO4 FRESHMAN BASEBALL y I iss: J.v. A .Browne J ,Cffritral South Saguaro Browne L --WQIYCBHLFGI BASES A t y opp I Aus 2 8 If 1 S ' JI! 'I AI4. 3. -9 6 South g I 4m,L 1 ' I I8 5i'5i'Came'baPk-,1 ...e 5 5 I . . Carl HaydenlfigijfQj'1,gi 0, I IO Maryvale m k 2Y : I ' 'i'YkA ' ,"., . . 'Browne I Central South , 5. .- f Camelback I CGflyH35?d13U , Mary-vale ' " h'.A West L3 R 1 A 9 J so 4 Q-fil4 I I I5 4 ' I5 0 g L I3 4, -IVV ,iw , ' 6 'I1' Q2 .,,. Varsity team waits to see what the next batter does in the Tolleson game. 5 a . Lujan, oodmansee Pitchers I98O-8I Boy's Junior Varsity baseball team was coached by Mr. Richard Johnson. The team had IO wins, 6 losses, and 2 ties. The team's greatest win was I8 to I against South in April. Frank Lujan and Norm Woodmansee were the starting pitchers. The team's most difficult opponent was Trevor Browne. , av -ua I V1 J.V. BASEBALL-FRONT ROW. T. Turner, manageri L. Magruder, managers M. Rangel, manager. MIDDLE ROW. M. Rettler, K. Mihen. K. Reynolds, S. Wardrope. D. Van Sickle, L. Miller, B. Cole. J. Garcia. BACK R ROW: B. Ingle, A, Diaz, R. Kinnon, G. Bunting. T. Roberts. J. Define, G. Manning, L. Simmons. B. Runnings. Coach Johnson. JV BASEBALL IO5 x 2 Wi 2 Y Q i 4 I , 1.0 99 996 VARSITY BOY'S TRACK-FRONT ROW: Henry Tavison, Robin LeDesma, Charles James, Rubin King. SECOND ROW: D,J. Johnson, Lee Copeland, John Anderson, Eric Foster, Robbie Anderson, Erwin. King, Pat Metz, Jeff Glemba, Dave Wilson. THIRD ROW: Robin Epperson, Benji Lawler. Jon Nathan, Kent Anderson, John Snodgrass, Gary Fineberg, Jeff Wilson, Mike Farrel. Mike Krout. N. Tuihalamaka, Shawn Garrigan, Coach Morrison. BACK ROW, Coach Beldon, Eddie Amavisca, Todd McClain, Ronnie Smart, Paul Brandon, David Erhardt. Scott Francies, Jim Wisener, Tracy Pierce, Jim Bell, Joe Havlick. Many Tough Tournaments For Track The I98O-8l Varsity Track had a dual meet record of l4j2 or a win-loss re- cord of 7fI. Coach Morrison was over- joyed by how good the team did. The toughest meet was against Thunder- bird where the Lions lost 54-73. One of the easiest meets was against Phoenix Union where the Lions won I22-7. The Varsity Track Team entered many tournaments. Some were Glen- dale Invitational, P.U.H.S. Relays, Val- ley Classic, Casa Grande Invitational, Divisionals, and the State Meet. IO6 VARSITY BOYS TRACK VARSITY BOY'S TRACK OPP AHS Central y 24 l03 south 3322 ue Phx. Union 5 ll6 East, 52 I22 Glendale 4I ID 'Phx. Union 7 D2 Maryvale l02 I04 Trevor Browne QI ' IO4 Phx. Union 4 ,y IO4 Thunderbird 73 l 54 South .,,. y .t t 34 2X3 96 V3 Trevor ,Browne 26 96 l f 3 Maryvale L 49 78 Central 47 94 Horizon I5 y s 94 Phil Pippins warms up before the big meet by jumping the hurdles. .1 I 2 s, 1 we L .Y'JsX'.' , 7 IAC' 4 ,c. x 5 ' ft 0. . 1 h uw '.. X I I ' 4, . H ' ' TW.. x- te ' ' mf g,, .-lf:.s:.,.5 S 1 -Q., 5.-2-g-:wif KY - , ,I 4:33--PEW.. -4- Q- ' 4.1-1 .s f ,, .5 ,K ,Qs . e ,154 It Chin- 'su GIRLS TRACK-FRONT ROW: Michaelyn Diamont, unidentified. Sharon Browning. unidentified. Sandy Korressal, unidentified, Julie Scheid, Alene Berkeley, unidentified. MIDDLE ROW: Christine Long. manager: unidentified. Carmel Washington. Heidi, Anna Figueroa. unidentified, Lisa Anetsberger, Laurie Gray Claire Fierros, unidentified, Gina Esquivel. Kathy Greely unidentified Pam Allen. Toni Davis, manager. BACK ROW: Coach Nassif, unidentified, unidentified Shelly Hobert, Judy Estes. Charla Greenmyer, Shelly Sharpe, Trina Pippins, Tammy Rogers. Dion Davis. LeAnn Owens. Liz Owens. Monica Ramos. Tonya Taylor Dorothy Llzarraga Nassif Overjoyed bout Team The I98O-I98l Girls Track had a dual meet record of l4f2 or a win-loss re- cord of 7fI. Coach Nassif was over- joyed by how good the team did. Their toughest meet was against Thunder- bird where they lost 54-73. One of the easier meets was against Phoenix Union where they won ID-7. The Varsity Girls Track Team en- tered many tournaments. Some were Glendale Invitational, PUHS Relays. Valley Classics, Casa Grande Invita- tional, Divisionals, and the State Meet. GIRLS TRACK e 7 Central ieurh I I Phoenix Union I East 7 Glendale Phoenix Union Thunderbird South Trevor Browne Maryvale 1, Central g-Q ,. Horizon I4 wins AHS 2Io IO3 ll6 ll6 I22 ID D2 54 96 96 78 94 94 sses A OPP 24 32 5 52 4l 7 34 26 49 47 I5 we 14" Leann Owens does a backbend over the high iump. GIRLS TRACK IO7 JV Loses One Meet To Thunderbird The I9808l J.V. BOYS TRACK TEAM was coached by coach Morrison who was proud of the way things turned out. They had a dual meet record of I5- I or win-loss record of 7-I. The easiest .wana 'f oss.. -, ' sv' M , -kJ.', i .,,. 3 "1 'fl , rs if gif' .sw . .A I I , .h M dwg . . A harsh. ffl., ' Coach Nassif watches over his team as they race their opponents. meet which they won, was against Phoenix Union with a score of D9-3. The toughest meet was against Thun- derbird which was lost by the score of 4I-86. This was the only game JV Track sms ima " ll A mis. David Erhardt sends a shot put flying through the air. lost. The JV Track Team entered one Tournament which was the JV Relays. in which they did very well and won first place. .lv BOYS TRACtgyi5yy fl 'S A I .opp Cenrraf.gg.y . H35 5 5 CAVSou!lii7f5f?5.?.3f.fgilf 'A H8 y 4 ' LfPh0QI1lX .,s' U nion IIS y .jp 2l East I I I32 - .4l 43 Glendale . I32. . iils ytyyy Plwenlx Union. A '29 Maryvale, iy.'s, A 129' a'tiyi'1 1 V. Trevor If i'ii , ' QI29 I-921 ' . ,ef'jP,l1OeNiX I29 I 31 Thunderbird I 4l I 86 g II-E,'IiiI.fS0Uth I I I 1911 Trevor Browne y 3.'1gg.'g 88 , IO7 . ,, . I07 Maryvale y 'I south . A . , I5. . 22 I Central fHOTflZOI'l . 1 "7f'f "i' f 7122 5 - is WINS itoss E I . 4. 'I LH JV BOYS TRACK-FRONT ROW: Lee Copeland, David Sandoval, Scott McClain, Mike Krout. Tom Phelps, Rick Ramirez. Brian Wilder. MIDDLE ROW: Robin Epperson. Managers Bruce Vanderstreet, Quinton Dites. D.J. Johnson. Mark LaPlante, Pat Metz. Jeff Glemba, Eric Foster. Shawn Garrigan. Manager, Coach Morrison. BACK ROW: Coach Bolden. John Snodgrass, Robbie Harris, Kent Anderson, Joe Damillio, Henry Junker. Billy Hodge. C.J. Brady. Gary Fineberg, N. Tuihalamaka. IO8 JV BOYS TRACK 1 X 3 s:5r5,,iw i NK W Some of the senior track members. the "O" sisters, point out how many Jim Wisener heavy weight, practices his form as he throws the discus. meets they are going to lose. Q- W 5.1.9. 'Q , R H535 tx I 11" ' 5: if 'f""" ' w.'6?l'!+i'i+-s I swam-nyc j iw sa i ,, ..i it i W Amias. . Q A Kew 'W-Q.. is 1 V, V 'Q ' V 1 8 '. f , HEHFY Jllnkel' follows through after heaving the Sho' Pm- Some of the girls track members warm up by doing the bunny hop. TRACK ACTION IO9 Campbell Coac es Boys Tennis ,md A 'W"'f-1. , ' ,.. Sean Blochberger keeps his eye on the ball as he prepares to return it to his opponent. Y Z YZZ.i..,' ' 1-. . Mike Olsker returns the ball with his forehand. . ,N ,Vfxwafa.7W'4'i' BOYS TENNIS-FRONT ROW: Shawn Caslner, Mike Olsker, Sean Blochberger. IIO BOYS TENNIS .flu ,, -v. L, V , ,sigh - iw. Paul Kyman. BACK ROW: John Culbertson. Scott June, Randell Kemp. . ,www wr K .13 ,,.1llC"' Sean Blochberger gets set for the ball. X 'ws' 'V W H. " s ..:,1i..- ' ' l-- N-14- ,. Au. Mike Olsker returns the ball back to his oppo- nent. 1-J"".Ne V I L 1 V! , if ,fi fx - Qgv Sean Blochberger follows through on a swing. Sean swings a backhand towards his opponent. ,I uw""N'jV.' s gf ij 1 I Sean Blochberger shows his brute strength by Scott June. Varsity tennis player. practices his working out with fellow teammate, Mike Olsker. backhand during a practice session. BQYS TENNIS ACTION lll Practice Makes Perfect In 9-4 Season GlRL'S VARSITY TENNIS g Maryvale West . Browne Central ' South Carl Hayden Maryvale Wests, , . . Centrale? I South ' A Camelback Carl Hayden Maryvale Camelback A 552099 ., 'rf ",, O AHS I I 3 6 2 7 4 5 cancelled -fl: k'ZL 11. ,I 3 I 2 . 7 6. 3 cancelled 2 I 7 l . A pg 6 6 77.7 Q3 3 I 6 Last year's Girls Varsity Tennis team won nine matches and lost four. with two cancellations. They were coached by Mr. Kersting. The team practiced on their back hands and var' ious other types of swings. They learned new techniques to help beat their opponents. Their matches were- n't as long as usual, but still as exciting to watch. All the players gave a lot of participation in their games. They had an overall good season. .. - -- '12-sas .. . . a . . 3' I - ,E f I A t .. A :nfl Kiss: I gi gr ' M . 3 . , g . ,..., . . , il Y ti VL W x gi g! A , . 'wi --w,:Bf2jg,.P" gsm Q , QI ' , ' rg. Q A g . sxatgfji f R - 3, ' "I I I Q' T 'if I' -:fumes is A 9 PM ' ' I " , .,:. , .. . .. , Q I L. K ,,,.s,- .. ..f......aywsa..s lf W A 5 A . .arcs rc-C.. ,.....--I -- r'1"f9', In ......s. -,hfjwwf I .M .. ..,. -.,.a.M- Michelle Horner goes for the ball, as her partner Donna watches, at an early match. GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS-FRONT ROW: Peggy Jorgenson, Marin Glazman. MIDDLE ROW. Coach Kersting. Donna Lathum, Amy Berberich. Michelle Horner. BACK ROW: Tracy Roberts, Julie Hughes. ll2 GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS 9 tcm 5 N A' ao. 44, iff 11 .4 T -4.. L., , J ,W ,,4., if E, , 'T'Y""""""T' 5 i,w,w , W ,. f- gt i 2 T 3 5 7 3 V .Y I- I I We i I ' ' ' Q 7 , I T ' 7"' In tv , f V, l E SM V- f a T 1 I, frxv ,t Q X in lf? ' B , I . gd' 'T' 1 if 2 2 I L 'I P , .s, , , , ,V yn " l N F' la 1 ri -S ' T, I wt n A- ' t SQ, M Q y E ....., , I , 1 y I A Q , ' xv ,f , qt 'Sf 'i122Et..z,g53l - A Lfjj I I ' A ', t,i , A 1 g 4 ' ' ' ? Y f A J. ,twf "yi A if Z' A - 1 :I A I ' V17 I ,.gg,+1,l 3 J T' News ,..,.,..W GIRLS JV TENNIS-BACK ROW: Coach Kersting. FRONT ROW: Terri Bonny, Julie Tang, Kami Glazman, Donna Chueng. Mary Schnieder, Sabrina Helton. Michelle Lazovich. GlRL'S JV TENNIS I Maryvale West Browne Central South Carl Hayden Maryvale ' West Browne Central South Camelback Carl Hayden Maryvale Camelback OPP AHS I 8 O 9 0 6 5 e 4 cancelled O 7 ' I 8 e O I y ' 3 I I S 3 ob tj 4 cancelled O T 9 2 7 to i 9 8 515 .1 T' . 1- , - o -, ,..- c 157, C' 1 'Vin-1"'15:2-31 LTV! 'r'xx.L5i:'.'21'51Qj?Q the .. I ., , --.. s I "" 7 X- ,T ,ll,, em-s'i" fg:1f.f1ff11 . .,1.L it I Qzaaitasmrasm-ww g ii 'i" I li .' - 1?,1:tE132e-2',i,a.1 ' '3 ' ig F gigs r--,1"'ie ,ff-' as . H Y ,A g ' .. 1g.f"l'Z.' 'zlpzis :e.,.a?, --tl ,. sx" .' ,. ' ii-'S" '?" "' Ii. I fit : ., f'1..F5'LiZEi31rE.. Q ' sta y 1-V Ava ' v . ..1.M.s.,t4.'N.-.f.,+-aae.c ..., W.,-..s.,..a,s ,g,.ggg,, , l.,,., . .W i,,,.,.,,,.....W, 4' A .. 'ei. S Q gf ' ' . g-sg ssf,i-imwtwff ' Fl-ig I ,,..,,.,4u-new-vw-fn-'tfvw--t-., f N. .,x,.t, iv tuna... A! J Tracy Roberts relaxes after a rough game against a tough opponent. Winnin Season For .IV Last year's GirI's Tennis team was coached by Mr. .lack Kersting who led them into a winning season. The team won thirteen games and lost two games. The toughest opponent during the season was Central, whom they lost to two times by a small margin, but they walked away winning the rest of their matches. JV GlRL'S TENNIS II3 First Year For JV Basketball The Lions l980l98I Varsity Girls Bas- ketball Team had a 8-I2 season. Coach DiBendetto claimed it to be because of inexperience. The team had only four returning seniors. The rest were fresh- men and sophomores. This was the first year the Lions had a JV Basketball team. They were coached by Bernard Ing. They ended their year with a 4-I3 season due to inexperience, and they had a lot of problems concerning plays. WVf 1 yn- 4 45.1 . . V 77 ly.iA',.?'ff ' 7. -. -' A fff:",.f,.,",,5, .l-r,., . 'ai a.,.,L. 'ff ., X M' I ,A ,M I 5- ,1 1 . . YV 42 ,I4 34 1 JV GIRLS BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: Lisa Rogers, Janna Johns, Lisa Hempen, Kelly Popiela, Kara Larre- more. BACK ROW: Beth Nullman, Yvette Pieri. C.T. Flores, Kathy Thompson. KNEELING. Coach Rossi -lu IW VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL-FRONT ROW: Valerie Guidice, Audrey Glemba. Coach DiBenedetto. Kelly Hudspeth, Karen Michaels. BACK ROW: Yvonne Young Sue Damon. Kathy Zuccala. Linda Neeley, Lori Williams. II4 GIRLS BASKETBALL VARSITY GIRLS BASKETBALL Tolleson West Trevor Browne Thunderbird Phoenix Union Central Trevor Browne Central South Camelback Carl Hayden Maryvale West I Trevor Browne Central South South Camelback Hayden Maryvale West Aus opp 40 as ss as av y 49 4l ss as 37 42 as 45 48 44 45 43 sa se 4 sz ss 4 S as 48 so 44 42 as 4l 44 as 44 as 44 ss as 42 59 as 44 sn si as I 8 WINS I2 LOSSES 44 .Xi 4 I' Karen Micheals is ready to receive the ball from a lump. Evette Pieri gets ready to pass the n . i 5 'K' --... -af-A '-44 JV GIRLS BASKETBALL Hs A A I AHS OPP Tolleson I2 34 West 2I 29 Trevor Browne 25 44l Central 26 3 39 Trevor Browne I9 24 Central V 5 45 34 South 26 30 Camelback 3I 26 ' Carl Hayden 28 I7 Maryvale I9 23 West 23 2l Trevor Browne 28 37 Central 33 35 South I6 54 Camelback 27 38 Maryvale 22 27 West 24 34 4 WINS I3 LOSSES Lions crash the board to get the rebound. L, 45 4 5 yoc fffff I W E ,r , kr I -L 1 4,44 'K " K tw' l 1 X i'l A . I .. 4, 4-M" " ' 4' 'wi ,, , vv., ,. ,,,: k .4 I I ,.,.4 . I -,yy I Karen Micheals passes the ball to the inside of Linda Neeley goes in for an easy lay-up. ban w the ingide. Audrey Glemba, Lori Williams and Linda Neeley receive instructions from Coach DiBenedetto. lg! Xia, 5 N QI ga Q-4 44 1 , Phi- - iff, ,ig I i , ,, UUR TEACHERS AND STUDENTS MAKE ALHAMBRA NUMBER I XENA "Rel , ACADEMICS Being On the Faculty We have a lot to thank for the I982 faculty of Alham- bra High School. Being here to put up with us all year. Our required course teachers in Math, English, and History. Being there all four years to see that we graduate. Being there to put up with the tardy excuses. For the elective teachers. Art, Business, Foreign Language, Home Ec., Industrial Arts, Military. Performing Arts, Physical Education, Reading, Excep- tional Students, and Science. Being there to put up with the 6 absence and tardy policy. V LO ,jg And for the Extra Curricular C . tad Advisors. Being there before 5 VLV,fT:FCg,ixIy5,f3E? -1 f hi,B' I If XFJXXIQIX O ag, or a ter sc oo eing at saes 'X or games. Thanks for Being There. gn VI U Q' mx . ' 1 X 'Sf sf fb M CJ A .fs B Ab ag X vols! 465 975 yo 1,5 5 I C Q, QQ Z5 b 5 N xft as fx xp We 5 9 'I afemgif 69 QQQQ ,t 1' I 545 Q. 29 y 92 D ,QQYM if 9456 Sf Z' I 2 ff 9' Q'fNxQq'QG'S?Q f7'DOt5q7N bm 2 'gc Gia Q5 02, will VII? U 'QR if it MQAA-f1vQ2jL'f+X 9 Q ' VN I .,' I ,L X -rxj x -f 'AX Q Ns 2, fymwf il I Q v .QAYQEQ 8 t vb A V7 U 'I fr N XJ fx ,fx fgkncr ,fa . V K t. XI, In xx. ' 5 rx, ' ,NK-XJ " it ED Si, 5, 5 4 ff C A Qgstkffve sfilwig if ' A l t A ' ' I Q X73 3 'O x, J V, T, ,"' bb 4 525 my ND P' 'tl Tbftxi X567 Cl Xxgslmx' Lx fu C3 QA Q I . X 92 Q. .fa ACADEMICS DIVISION II7 C9 Alhambra Almost Goes Vocational During the I98l-82 school year, Al- hambra High was recognized as the site for the district vocational school. After many discussions and many vot- ings the district officers decided to leave Alhambra open as a regular high school and change West to the new vocational school and close down Phoenix Union High School. One other main influential problem this past year was the computer. This was the first year Alhambra relied on the computer totally to do registra- tion. There were a few underestimated problems that occured. it took ten minutes more to start to register each student. There were new programs this year. as usual. One was the TMH program which was for the mentally handi- capped. The second was the LDXEH program which was for the special learning student. The last was a new gifted program for freshmen. This gave them a better chance to advance faster. ,iw In his office, Mr. Goodwin holds a meeting with one of his acquaintances Mr Goodwin is hard at work signing papers in his office ll8 ADMINISTRATION We .8131 1-s....,m Mr. Diaz, Assist. Principal, Extended School, smiles for one of the FORTRESS Mr. Nixon. Assist. Principal, Activities. relaxes while leaning against the wall photographers. in the office. N 'I Q .f 'www gy-v-f 1 fm 5 X 4? .rf -' . , , I Mr. Barraza, Assist. Principal, Athletics. tries to block his face from being Mrs. Billing, Assist, Principal, Regigtratign, is hard at wgrk in her gffige, put in a picture. An average morning takes place in the registra- People wait in the activities office. tion office. R 2 . P X. p Mrs. Hudson ponders on her duties in the activi- ties office. ADMINISTRATION Il9 Computers MRS. JENNIFER SAVAGE taught Algebra I, 2 and 3, 4 and Intro to Algebra. MISS LINDA VOLK taught General Math I. 2, Intro to Algebra and Algebra I. 2. ncrease Math Knowledge MR. ARTHUR BOGLIO taught, Consumer Math I, 2, Intro to Algebra, Geometry. MR. RON MCNEESE taught Intro to Algebra, Algebra I, 2, General Math I. 2. The Math Department increased their knowledge by buying new com- puters. This was used in computer mathematics to help sharpen basic skills. These computers helped the stu- dents Iearn in an easier way how to enlarge their knowledge in math prob- Iems. Along with these courses others were offered such as Algebra, Geome- try,CaIcuIus, Analysis, and many more. t 'Q ,rc Q g ae t l'W: K fi" wx la I lr i""2Ww, R fear! ' ll ' ...1 as - A i A 3,3 psi. divx ge . as Q! """ .. -A L... ' " It E f iil 'V -ar W as--P I -ae- N- 4 ..iius..... Students listen to their teachers lecture them about math. MR. VERNON CULBERTSON taught Algebra 3, 4: General Math I, 25 Algebra I, 2 AG. MRS. PAULA DICKE taught. General Math I, 2 and Intro to Algebra I.2. I2O MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MRS. JANET SIZEMORE taught. Basic Math Skills I, 25 Intro to Algebra I, 2: General Math I, 2 R MMMM, Q K . Students study during a free hour. n 'K' I , 1 .+ it 4 if il mls. . W M, 5 I . li L'L' I 'nl ' M L Q W . ,,i, .wa-' is Students work hard to get their work done during class time. 98: i- Near the end of the hour students relax for their next class. MR. ROBERT GOODRICH taught General Math. MR. KENNETH BEALS taught Algebra I-2, 3-4, and Math. Devartment Geometry I-2 Ag. MISS HARRIET CHOTRAS taught General Math I-2. Algebra 3-4 and Calcu- lus AG. Algebra I-2. and Comvuter Chairperson. MR. DOMINIC GIAMBRUNO taught Algebra 3-4. AG. Geometry I-2. Introductory Al- gebra I, 2 Ag. . .i-:fA52ffi'- A - K Wifi f , ....,,t., . .. ...,. , I S. F -.1 v 1? 1 g 'if' ,. . . ,gg ., gat . .V Q ' ' 4. T , Ati' Q? Q: ! Students take .A 3' 3 1 Studen A in in notes during class time. s-ufq, A MRS. DIANE SMITH JERAULD NELSON Introduc tory Algeb ts get help from neighboring friends. taught General Math I-2. MR. taught Basic Math Skills and ra I-2. xii MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT I2I lf' 'Nw-.., Mr. Kirb Goes To Australia Mr. Jim Kirby had been the band director for three and a half years. He has led the band through halftime shows, competitions and fun days at the London Bridge. This year at mid- semester he left to take a position in Australia. The new replacement was Mr. Felix who transferred from West High School. The Performing Arts Department was designed to help students show their talent while having fun. Many types of performing arts classes were Beginning Dance, Performing Dance, Drama, Beginning Guitar, Band, Cho- rus, Concert Band, Beginning Orches- tra, Jazz Ensemble, and Piano. The classes let the students have an oppor- tunity to visit other schools and meet other students with the same talents. Melvin Ney plays guitar while Steve Richter sings during a concert. '- '5- lv Cathy Thompson plays a saxophone to practice during class. MR. JIM KIRBY taught Band, Jazz Ensemble, and Piano. Department Chairperson. He left during mid-year for Australia. Mr. Felix took his place. MR. FRED SNOW taught Drama I-2. Advanced Individual Lit. Mr. C.V. TROUP taught Chorale, Chorus. and Guitar. fl mai Mr. C.V. Troup teaches students how to play the guitar for a concert. I22 PERFORMING ARTS DEPARTMENT Museum Donates Teachin Blocks s ' 5 H K l MR. LARRY CUNNINGHAM taught English 3-4. Photography l-2 and 3-4. MRS. JOAN MACGILL- IVRAY taught Advanced Designs I-2 and 3-4. Art I-2. Drawing I-2. and Painting I-2, 3-4 and 5-6. MISS MARY HARTMAN taught Art I-2 and Ce- ramics l-2. GERALD BRIDGMAN taught Crafts I- 6. and Art l-2. Department Chairperson. After class students talk about their Art class. Art was full of fun activities for all the students who took one of the many art classes ranging from Art I-2, Cavail- able for all studentsj to Sculpture 5-6 Cavailable for only seniorsj. Also in- cluded were Advertising Design, Drawing, Fiber, Fashion Design, Paint- ing and Photography. All these classes were elective classes. This year the Metropolitan Art Mu- seum donated five teaching blocks with pictures to the Art Department to help the students during class. Students get materials to work on proiects in Students draw during Art class. Ceramics Class ..,,. 3.51 W Some artwork from Alhambra High students is displayed. ART DEPARTMENT D3 English Offers Advanced MN Rudy Martinez, Tom Arvizu, Tim Short and Grady Nix get out of the cold while talking in the library, X xr-A X C 'K Wm if SPAN MRS. JEAN BRITTAN taught Career Composi- tion, English I-2 and 5-6 WE. . MR. THOM DICK- ERSON taught English I-2 WE and Indian Educa- S . MRS. RUTH SOCKET taught English 5-6, and Reading. MR. JACK GIBSON taught English 5-6. and 3-4WE. G ifted Class This year a new program started as a result of the CAT testing. According to the CAT scores, the students were placed in an English class that was best fitted for them. This was also the first year advanced English was offered to Freshmen. This will help them to ad- vance in better communications for later life. The English Department also offered such classes as English I-2 to Mass Me- dia. Also included in the English De- partment was the reading classes. They were for the students who had not passed the basic skills reading test. MRS. CAROL SLOEKERS taught English 3-4, 5-e AG 3-4 AG. L ' "'. l ft . fa . if -fb., 'SRE N ily ll H N A Q p K I l li" MR. ROBERT MULLIGAN taught English I-2. and 3-4. MRS. GARNET MCGAFFIC taught English l-2, 5-6 WE. and College Survival. tion. Jon Smith and Sean Graham discuss projects for their English class. Q l he! 1 ld ' 7 I A f 1 . t A A75 m 'E 4 K i 'll 4 N xwgrli 71' 'I l 'iisaxffifa , p .it tai .f I24 ENGLISH DEPARTMENT MRS. BETTY WHELAN taught English 3-4, and 5- GWE. MR. CLAYTON WOOTTON taught English 3-4 and 5-6, also Semantics and Literature. MRS. RENEE SHORR taught English I-2 AP, 5-6. Commu- nications and MXM, and Senior Writing Lab. MR. MARTIN KREY taught English I-2, Journalism, and was Advisor of the Scimitar. MRS. MARY RICHARDSON taught English I-2 AP. MRS. JANET MOORE taught English I-2 and 3-4. MRS. GRACE FREDERICK taught English 5-6. Sen- ior Writing Lab, and Communications and MXM. MRS. NANCY BEESON taught English 3-4 and 3-4 WE. MR. ROBERT GROENIG taught English 3-4 AG and 5-6. MRS. CAROLYN KELLY taught English l-2 WE. . MR. JOHN CAMPBELL taught English l- IAG, and 7-81 also Senior Writing Labf Depart- ment Chairperson. MRS. DONNA WHARTON taught English I-2, and 5-6AG. ,,,-N jj Students work on research reports for English in the library. A resource report is required in each year of English. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT l25 l : weve-, Language lasses Take Trips This year in the foreign Language Department the German class went on a trip to Camp Tontazona. The French classes went to a French restaurant for lunch and all the Spanish classes went to a Mexican restaurant for lunch. The third year Spanish class visited a high school in Nogales, Sonora and the fourth year Spanish class went to Gua- dalajara during spring break. Accord- ing to a responsible source all the stu- dents had a great time participating in class activities. me 7 1 ' T ,ff f , A 'S K A 3' if fir We lf m..,,,,,,,i,f.,.,,m . , 0 t . r1,iai . We ,sfewvew . 4? . J. Ei f fr" j fa, ' ,Q Students get a glance at Germany through a bulletin board. .t,-,lll L Students do some assigned work during class. LUCY LINDER taught French If6 and Spanish I-4. BETTY SCHIELE taught German I-7 and English 3- 4. JOSEPH GUZMAN taught Spanish I-8. JOAN PLUM taught Spanish I-2 and 5-6. Department Chairperson. D6 FOREIGN LANGUAGE K ss- 4 .ff its 2 5 95 Students learn another language. ' x 'Q ,tw -any f i. K ' 5394! P3 . f . :if ' Tl 1,' '- IW ., i - X s..- . , -1 ,.f.1a H Q Q . . . . S il 1 'lf X L 4 D wif 1 ' X -, ws fi .- ' .' I Q -rf 1. A is u 's"' V xg, 'G g g ,fi W -:Ziff ja, A P x Student's practice Spanish in class. i Students Pass Required Gbjectives The Reading Department classes were designed for students who need- ed to pass their reading objectives or for students who felt they needed to learn to read better. Some of the classes that the Reading Department offered were Reading Skills Class l-2, Advanced Reading Skills I-2, and Bilingual Reading I-8. These classes were only required of those students who had not yet achieved their minimal reading profi- clency requirements in their freshman reading classes. LAVERN COFFEY taught MRT. Basic Reading Skills. and Linguistic Resource, Department Chairperson JOHN HAIRE taught Basic Reading Skills and MRT. EDITH PRATT was one of the librarians. NELLIE WARD was an other one of the librarians. 5 88 Q-'vt -nw Students work on finishing their reading skills Mrs. Parker pauses from her class to notice FORTRESS photographer. we 'fb gap 23 . 1, 5 2... LK y ,X Students think of new ideas for the next issue of the school newspaper. The Scimitar. READING, IMC DEPARTMENTS I27 3 4 X X WILLIAM O'MEARA taught Arizona HistoryfGo- vernmenl, and World Geography. BILL WHAR- TON taught World History I-2, and American History I-2 AG. MAURICE SHOGER taught Antro- pology, Arizona History I-2 and l-2 AG. WILLIAM SALONY taught American History I-2. -X f' fbi: is Historica 9 5 appenings Taught History was a required class for all students. There were several classes that the students could choose from. There were extra classes students could take as electives, such as An- thropology, Humanities, and Civil Law Studies. The students learned about the oth- er states, countries, and about their own state, Arizona, and how people started historical happenings. History taught students about past, present, and future events that went on in the world. The classes helped the students understand history and social studies much better. Some of the classes in the Social Studies Department introduced the students to the study of human behav- ior, and the study of the best of all that has been written, spoken, and created in our world. Students work while reading their textbooks. I fs? .1 During class time, students study for an upcoming test. Students work on study sheets for their class, as Mr. McCaulley helps. l28 SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT + 1:-ig... as i' .sul Students read during American history. 'fx ... Seniors work on study sheets for Free Enterprise. JOHN KOERNER taught American Government. LIBBY FREIDMAN taught American History. RICHARD JOHNSON taught American History. JOHN MURPHY taught American Governmenti Department Chairperson. Q3 -259, TV' LZ' X .. 25" I ' H mt. . , Lk. ..,.,. , if ' 1 g. j L., i. I i X 1 A J, ' I sf JOHN MCCAULEY taught Free Enterprise. JOHN RUSSELL taught Arizona HistoryfGovernment, Free Enterprise. and American Government. 'ra-4 Sheila Washington pauses from work to have her picture taken. CLAIRE HURLBURT taught American History. TOM GOSS taught Free Enterprises and Student Government. Gio., SOCIAL STUDIES I29 Large Enrollment In Voc. Automotive In the Industrial Arts Department this year there were many courses taught. There was a range from Auto Mechanics to Woodworking. In be- tween were Basic Drafting, Electron- ics, General Shop, Metal Work, and Power Mechanics. There were twenty- four courses all together. All of the Industrial Arts courses were electives. There was a Vocational Auto course also included at Alhambra this year. Mr. Rucker taught this class. QF" Julie Scheid works on her foot stool in a wood- working class. 'ft ,, Students do drafting work during class time. l3O INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT s MR. HAROLD RUCKER taught Vocational Auto, was Department Chairperson. MR. GEORGE DIE- TRICH taught Drafting I-2, 3-4 and Metals I-2. MR. MICHAEL CHOWANIEC taught Auto I-2, Woods I-2, and Metal I-2. MR. STEVE FELDMAN taught Metal I-2. and 3-4, l l MH E 5 .-Ns. 11 .. . 2 t. A 'I Q 4 55.1 ff- 1 'K A A ag '-nr - M, I .. 1'i- A g -9 'f 4 1 I si MR. BYRON DOMBROWSKI taught Electronics I- 2 and 3-4. MR, DONALD KINNAMAN taught Woods I-2 and 3-4. MR. LYLE BELTZ taught Auto I-2 and 3-4. MR. MORRIS RUSSELL taught VICA and ICE work experience. , F W 53,446 A JH n dxf'-. ,M.t..,, . T ,. by ww 2 Suk f if .K L Ll. S ,.,.,,xU"' Two industrious students sand the wood for their stools. DOLORES LAMOTHE taught Health Occupations. MADELINE MINCHIN taught Human Relations. ANNA SNODGRASS taught HERO and HERO work experience. SUE RADELL taught Foods I-2 and Sewing l-21 Department Chairperson. ,W ,,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,,, .....s,..--., 71-CM '91 v..'.1...Q .4 ..f""' Foods class prepares some oatmeal cookies. , . li :- . ' '15 LORETTA BATINA taught Child Development I-2. and Foods I-2. Students study for a Home Ec. test. Thanksgivin Feast Prepared There were several classes included in the Home Economics Department this year. They ranged from Clothing l- 2 to Medical Careers. Also included as electives were Foods I through 3, Sin- gle Survival, Home Design, and Human Relations. There were seventeen Home Economics courses in all. ln the Foods class this year the stu- dents cooked and served a full Thanks- giving meal before Thanksgiving vaca- tion. Also, the Child Development class held a day-care center for the pre- school children. Nancy pauses from her work to have her picture for the FORTRESS. HOME ECONOMICS DEPARTMENT I3l Variety Of C asses Offered In Business EDWIN GEIST taught Business Mechanics I-2. COE Mechanics I-2, and Accounting 3-4. OLGA BICE taught Shorthand I-2, and Office Typing 3- 4. Department Chairperson. 1 K at . g f- .x,: , - at V A S ? x . - N 2 -X. Students study their shorthand in order to in- crease their transposing skills. In the Business Department this year there were many classes offered. Included were Accounting I-4, Business Law, Short Hand I-4, Typing I-2, Inter- mediate Typing, General Business, Marketing, Office Typing and Busi- ness Machines. Altogether, there were thirty classes offered in the Business Department this year. All classes of- fered were electives. All the classes in the Business De- partment were programmed to give students training for an occupation. K O mx v DIANA HAMMIT taught Accounting I-2 and- Shorthand 3-4. LYNNE POWERS taught Typing I- 2 and Intermediate Typing I-2. ft 'f :fn ,. gf' ' u J ' n I K 11 'W ,A Y www? . 5 mf f. ,, I W --.N W ...... .I -... Students work to correct speed for typing. , . 14' as-so YOU Q' I 4 2 .. I ,w tn 6 . A 4 I? 9 ft i 3 Y 'lun I' ., Students work on improving their typing skills. Students learn typing skills, as well as speed and accuracy, during a timed l32 BUSINESS DEPARTMENT typing exercise. T 'Q' ' I 7 'A' W, 1 Pi ,IV iv T aflgj ""'K-... ':-nw, -w Students study in library in order to gather material for their resource papers. E X. 1 i 1 JOAN VALENTINE JOYCE JOHNSON taught General Business I-2, V A student works to catch up on missed work. A Recordkeeping I-2. taught Typing I-2. and and Typing I-2. AURELIA GOMEZ taught Office Typing 3-4, and Typing l-2. i Www Students work on business reports in library, 'TK' class. K! BUSINESS DEPARTMENT l33 Lab Science Requirements Change Courses in the Science Department this year ranged from Earth Science to Astronomy. Other courses included in the Science Department were Chemis- try I-4, Biology I-4, General Science, Physics, Anatomy and Physiology, and M. Physical Science. Two semesters of a lab science were required to graduate for sophomores. Many students fulfilled this require- ment during their sophomore year by taking Biology I-2 or Earth Science I-2. MATT MCMINN taught Earth Science. ALLAN VANDERSCHOOT taught Earth Science. FRANK BRANDON taught ChemfPhysics 3- 4AG, and Chemistry I-2. .lj 4- "s:1:.."'-st' , . ,..--, H , f i'? X A ff. MW x Students work with gas burners in heating their chemical mixture. Students work hard on getting their work done. we it. WR' . ... A hu. Students experiment in a chemistry class trying to generate oxygen. l34 SCIENCE DEPARTMENT sf f Q.. Doloizss LAMOTHE taught Biology I-2 and fa.. ,s"'4f Home Ec. KEN HAMPTON taught Science, --...,, Health, and Learning Skills Lab. ue-, I s Q JE? Students take a Biology Exam. ii.i, it E Y Mr. Brandon helps student with an oil burner in a Students watch a film during a biology class. chemistry class. M all I I N ' l fi ' Rig , , Q 1, ., -Agxevgx .fum NEM t au.. Students relax towards the end of the hour. For once it is an empty site at Mr. Ziegler's desk. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT l35 New Equipment Received For P.E. This year Weight Training and Gym- nastics classes received new equip- ment and teaching aids, consisting of universal gyms and uneven parallel bars. Some of the other classes taught were General Physical Education. for all classes, Self Improvement Out- doorsmanship, Life Sports, and PEO- PEL aids. All of these classes were elective courses. This year there was an average en- rollment of 34 students per class, how- ever, there were five less classes of- fered this year than last year. These classes were designed to teach students the development of physical skills and techniques useful in both individual and team activities. :fla ws r i Students run to build leg muscles and wind endurance during a P.E. class. I36 PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT M iRVIN NEVINS taught P.E. I-8 and Weight Ti aining I-6. HUGH MORRISON taught P.E. I-4 ai d Weight Training I-6. MT """s.,, ,-Q-tis if . WILLIARD NOBLEY taught Health Education JACK KERSTING taught Health Education, Life- time Sports, P.E. I-4 and Weight Training I-6. Students relax after a hard work out on the new weight lifting equipment -f inf COLLEEN LINES taught P.E. I-4, and Self Improve- ment. Department Chairperson. CAROL STACY taught P.E. 5-8. PEOPEL. and PEOPEL TMH. CLAUDIA LANE taught Health Education. Students practice handball to improve their skills. After a hard day in P.E., students take a relaxing walk back to their lockers. PHYSICAL EDUCATION l37 X Field Trips Planned For tudents S 'X ww! we sw m.,,,! X 1 Two students in the exceptional students class read to improve their knowledge. DALE ci-mos taught vMH. ln the Exceptional Students Depart- ment this year there were classes ranging from Practical English I-6 to Practical Homemaking. Other courses included were Practical Reading, Prac- tical Economics, Practical Shop, and Practical Free Enterprise. The courses were taken only by students who en- tered into the exceptional student pro- gram. There were many different activi- ties planned for the students this year. Included were field trips, fun days and guest speakers. One of the guest speakers was Mrs. Vera Smith who was a beauty consultant for Mary Kay Cosmetics. Zufftx? 4 V M' nhl t .X -. .IF L K .- f . F' c c 1- , V f tg,,,t-W-' W' P M ,L ' F f ln-Q 15 ,lv 'LJ s ggi it UQ' +1 5-an . 1, 3 Students eat lunch during sixth hour. CHARYN BERG taught TMH. MIKE DIBENE- DETTO taught learning skills Lab and AXA Histo- ry. SHELLEY KURTZMAN taught TMH. JOHN STONE taught EH Self Contained. 'Ji in D ' Students play a game to learn. YOLANDA SMITH taught Pr. Science, Pr. English 3-6, Pr. Health, and Pr. Homekeeping I-2. SUSAN ETCHEBARREN taught Pr. Math 3-4, Pr. AXA His- tory, Pr. Science, Pr. English, and Pr. Economics. -,sq-v'VfFv:i:w , ., 2 .. - K.. During class time, students pause to think of more to write. ALFRED HORCASITAS was Department Chair- person. WAYNE ANTHONY taught Pr. AXA Gov- ernment. Pr. OXA History, Pr. English 3-4, and Pr. Math I-2. ...nw- X trail ll, wwf lii X 4 , ,,mi' W Q A ' . A 'QE T ' A G Q ... Q iitt is S as A X 3' , P. ,, S... Students practice on some of their skills. BEATRICE WAXMAN taught Spelling and super- vised Education Work Experience. RASMA EK- MANIS taught Learning Skills Lab. AXA Govern- ment, Arizona Government. -rl Students sit quietly, while the teacher observes their work. EXCEPTIONAL STUDENTS B9 l4O R.O.T.C. R.O.T. . Learns Leadership bilit Students who joined R.O.T.C. learned leadership, first aid, map read- MAJOR TOM . . . SEARGENT ROLLIN GRUHN taught ing: marksmanshlp, and techniques' on KOHRS taught LD' R.O'T.C. giving courses. There were possible H. X courses to take such as Rangers, Rifle Team. Drill Team andfor Color Guard. 1 This year the Drill Team went to V Xl. f X Gomper's Collecting Veterans Day Pa- X A rade. is ' Q if , '3 f' ,J V . , f AN , , A -Ch X nfl T gf D , Dk . ,, , v -.Q,,. X M Alf fggswv' -' A I 1 an 'N ,av ,- H is . , N' Q y ws.. .mu -. . ' T ' ' A-C' During R.O.T.C. students learn shooting techniques using air rifles, behind the R.O.T.C. room. Counselors Aid With Careers, C asses MITCH TILLOTSON was the Department Chair- person of the counselors. SYLVESTER EDWARDS, LEON PETERS. and PHILIP BERRA counseled stu- dents. lt is a busy afternoon for Mrs. Mitchell and others working in the counseling office. 1.mi:.n,Iu:us mn, gg mf The counselors in the guidance de- partment this year helped students make career choices. They also helped the students decide which classes would be most helpful in the career the student had chosen. They were also interested in helping any students who had problems in school or that con- cerned friends of family. DAVE TILLOTSON and SHELLEY JOHNSON counseled students. I ' Q JANET NELSON. CHARLES BEAUVAIS. BILL WIL- SON. and WILLIAM OWENS counseled students. Shelley Johnson talks to students about their schedule changes. Dave Tillotson talks with Burt about colleges. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT l4l New Staff For Securit This year in the Security Depart- ment there were three new faces around Alhambra. Security helped to keep the students in order. They had a rather busy year with certain problems around campus. Security was around to help students keep out of fights. get to their classes, and iust to watch over them. The security guards had extra help around Alhambra with student- aide security guards. They walked around school reporting things to the main security guards. , . ,K , my 5 . r 'J 1 f 'a 1 as ' t g .N 1 xiii? . Y yt S ,J .. if 1 '35 ' T ff Y as . . ....... I ' " A T 1 K Q . 5 1 Y -ffwf ,Q1' i . QYI - i Ylfl - . Jil. was H George Breshears, one of the security guard aides. works in security office Loren Russell, assistant chief of securityg John Porter. Leta Dew, Frances Shroeder. and Louis Smith, Chief of Security. l42 SECURITY I I at ya S at W Special Students Received Help The people in the Services Depart- ment this year helped students with problems such as hearing defects, speech defects, vision defects, and Ann Boltz was in charge of the Health Center. Louis Smith was the Security Chief. s E mental problems. The services included in the ser- vices department were the Health Center, the Vision Lab. the Hearing Carmen Suminski was in charge of the Vision Labs Jean Vemich was in charge of the Hearing Lab. 'mt E 2 Lab. the Speech Lab, and the School Psychologist. These services were available to all students. They helped many students. 4 , x I . it Liz Wallace was in charge of the Speech Lab. Albert Foehring was the School Psychologist. ...Nu lill lUlllIll PRSSES lim Sonja Webb gets help from Mrs. Boomer. Y 3 . 2 V 5 5 k . i Students wait to be aided by the bookstore attendants. An unknown person wheels a projector from the A,V. room to his class. SERVICES I43 School Runs Easier With Classified . I 'wh T is - ll I Y. 4' 5? WX I ak X I I 5 "' A f' .. Y at gift? .. . v I X Sy, Bi appz: W, J gf , . DORIS KALE: SecretaryfMr. Goodwin. MAXINE CORBIN1 SecretaryfMrs, Billing. PAULA EDROZA. Attendance. BETTE HARSHMANZ At- tendance. MARY JO HALE: Community Aide. Bookstore manager JUDY WIEDOWER checks some records. PAT BAKER: Attendance. GENE- VIEVE WENDORF: Registrar. JOAN BOOMER. Li- brary Clerk. CAROLYN TALLY: Library Clerk. CHARLENE MITCLELL. SecretaryfCounseling. JEANNE MORTON: SecretaryfESP. JEANNE O'DELL. Media SpeciaIistfESO. JUDY WIE- DOWER: Bookstore Manager. MARJORIE PRICE: Bookstore Clerk. SONJA JAMES. I.M.C. Clerk. ADRIAN HUDSON. SecretaryfNixon, LINDA CO- VERT. SecretaryfESOfDiaz, PAT BAKER looks up from her work in attendance. MARJORIE PRICE checks student accounts in the bookstore. PA- TRICIA KELLY: AidefEnglish. RITA KERSTING. Aide LDXEH. VIRGINA KOCH. Career Specialist. LOIS HANKINS: AidefESP. BRUNHILDA LABATE: AidefEMHfLinguistics. EVELYN PAINTER. Cre- dentials. NEOLA MCFERRAN. SecretaryfBar- raza. VIRGINIA PISCITELLO: AidefMath. MAR- THA SISSON. AidefLD. MARY UNDIANO: Book- store Clerk. BETTY WAGNERf AidefReadingfBa- sic Skills. GWEN GILSDORF: Aide. -wx e 'QW ,I lgw 1? fn .1 . I w I l ls-A llliiil In 5 V. 1 :- ,Kfgq ' .J ,A 1 f ,N If vf K 92 'ii X 1 K 3 i 'fa 9' 39 J L. ,f N Q5 1 f W. . M- ST' Qs we. lla I 4 5 I if I I 5 .Sv Cafe. Main. Help Make School Better fi. CAFETERIA FRONT ROW: Marge Gassaway, Katie Verdugo. Elsie Monaco. Sussie Kunszt, Jo Verno Johnson. Jessie Lindsay, Mildred Lucas. Marie Smith, Dixie Broyles, Valerie Baltutis. , Angie Veretis. BACK ROW: Eddie Myers, Joyce Myers. Rachel W l MAINTENANCE- Pico Lopez, Engineer. evenings Wayne Johnson. Engineer, daysg Roberto Duran, Custodiang Robert Moskop. Campus Plain Engineer. CAFETERIAXMAINTENANCE l45 fsfu jf: rr ff KZ M , +V WV mln 'QQ' fm 4 ?gM Q' v. p W va!!! he if vx,-1-J' 1 4 rt . 4 V. f 5,3 , fm V .,, 1' s' .J' - I . 1 fu a 0 Y fy, , 5 12,6 ,Q fa VQQ ,Q V ,JG 3,6125 'WQE QKQX E A " A' .glial ? Qi' 14 + s' in at , 1 'ilf,+21 ' fe. 272, ',,, y ,KNSI I' gowcmejece XR, lmlk K3 ylUQQ.Q.x.nn QSM QQYXQ swim KNEE Ng IRNXBSQE Qf ' QLD , .X . Q lk ,V X 'RJ k Being with the Classes Siu 9'-UW WYULFXS Wwwkxmz C X I C B ' ' h h I f ,ke wkfggggw M ..i.:,s:ii.3 AD YNQ Q GX QmXQSifutpreA npr linowing 'what , " .'X toin.ooin inte Fld Q3cX ' .XXX past seeing foui years A N b .Th f' I PM I MRM Bgllig lin Hofnegljmllrfgl-The lfkkIrXyyuwxixQQvvx lbaocw cw DSNXX WYXJJYXQ XQXX Emu M -'Nikki Wim Q Qpkiiuegg NXQ ayimox Qbwekl wxgxk. ii Final year Being in an Alh- ambra classroom. The final year Being in Graduat- ion. Being with the class of goalie. 5 2 Q, Qibiikigg 9 n 5 , X , '83 with one year to go. Q n 5 MKS XJCLYX Xyygfm X Being at the JV games. QJQQXLBV QAMQM D Bean? at Frqartauiiiing 0 ,, E - M I .A .. A , an ying irs wi P XJYQQMXLQE the royalty float. Being C3 SKJXX, ' ' in the quad competing with irjpbx g xi UQYXQXLMWA tllsliigetniors. Being a 5 ' 'YNX Nigkkxg - KQLQ ' ' Being with the class of 3.5 ,ik Qfslggmww Ii ' M1123 22:3 :::::s..szi O fn bw vw ' xg and need to decide where Wx . - f I . - - - 'aaa iqgfm iStSQEQ1.,ie LI- .s::.Eiz2f,,'2..Lh:.2::."....,. A G UQSUX eing out of the Freshman X X JNNKWLNSQXQKQQ ge. Being out of the - ., Q penny pitching stage. Km Uqy Being a Sophomore. , I xox Being in the class of UQQAX , KN '85. Not knowing what to . KXILQ ., KLXLM2 xg ww UQLXYXS expect in the four years , X , F K of Alhambra. Being new to 4 513.353 , 1 QQ AUILQXXQQXJQQI NfXQwLe9 the school. Being involved ,Q U ' , , -5V '5a - L in "Jack and the Bean Stalk. f ,X xxskf' Being stuck in Freshman X TV- X' FW KJXQ QKk'SLxlv cage. Being a Freshman. T7 0 NU K X519-Qlkwk Awww as wooing L92 mow ri LQ few Q K I ' --om Lew xx Q AW Wk OJbC"'U iNK9.LxC,N gwiyy Qifux QA L9 E'LQ'UfL-f -N I ' y sd pl Nvxs. das 'Qs UNM QQWQ flkxsfoifib Sekxwgxl mmemi Q3 ,L Q - NQQQS eL k as A- SUCNXNXS- ,1LfX,kQ,AfX mxglmm UL bm MQ bv 'gxwmxmm CLASSES DIVISION I47 '82's C ass Involved In Activities The class of I982 was led by Barb Pettett with help from sponsors Mr. Johnson, Mrs. Ekmanis, Mrs Radell, Mr. Nelson, Mr. Chowaniec, and Mr. Groeing. This year's seniors got involved in many activities such as building a first place float, sponsoring the senior dance, selling Homecoming carnations, giving the senior class gift, graduating. and finally going on the Senior Fling. The senior class officers met after school once a week and during student government to discuss and plan these activities. From being in student government these officers learned leadership and the importance of working well togeth- er. fff,- is 3, SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Barb Pettett. Presidents Kathryn Smallidge. SecATreasurerf Rhon Smart, Vice President. I48 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS SENIOR SENATORS: Kim DeHart, Nancy Ong, Peggy Jorgensen I 1- ul Pom girl Lisa Nannestad smiles for a Fortress photographer. 4' il ii Mike Abraham Paul Abram Amy Absher Ron Adair Sherl Adams Wilson Adkins, Jr. Nannette Aguilar Vince Aguilera Ruben Aguirre Glen Alderman Deana Alger Linda Altamirano sg ffwwsa, A ,N if ' . L 1 A , R- '-c ser I xx 1 V fig ' we ' '- 1 'R ' L .2 . NYG ' , Q , i ' ' .1 it 1, L 7 -L, QC K S f ,f . .. X - ' f -' .fi his s 1+ X 1 N 5 f ' I 5? ,H iff , 1 'ix like 1 . L ' . My Q, 5 A, as 1 x ff sy . .. , tt- , 'Q if 1.wff.tx h, A K K Q .K 'SAY tip. 3 -. ' '. txt-wx-s it S555 F 3 s xg Y i. 6' r C 1 if " vi -v rv , q E ff?-iii,-fall f .v .,,j gmt f if -A 41" "Q" ia' ifffugl . 44.1, V M ,W- 2, www w 'K y ' s ,Ann f,,.--- ,,....-.-av' ,, 'X l Senior Kim Becker. along with the rest of the pon-pom line, dances to help Benii Lawler, Doug Brewster, Joe Schied and Kellie Shourds help with build- raise the school spirit at a pep-assembly in the quad. ing "Hansel and Gretal" which tied for first place. Oscar Alvarado Paul Amavisca Scott Ambrose Carla Anderson John Anderson Penni Anderson Roberto Anderson l isa Anetsberger Elena Angora Gary Aubin Sherri Austerman Rayann Bach x Q .N . 'Q S ,'7.' Q X fs- ' Q. Q s 'W t l Qf SENIOR CLASS l49 . ,fy if ,jf 5 al rf 5 394 wwf ? Q '4- H 1 , 4 2 Ei c K 4. 1 y -if it A s f ' .F 3 lA ' s Sw, n 1 1 X . ll it in u ag' 'J Lavonne Bailey Norman Baker Jana Banks Steve Banks Andrew Barcellos Jackie Barnett Joe Barraza Barbara Baughman Mike Bee James Bell Sandy Bell Doug Bemus nxiety Grows For Graduating Seniors Amy Berberich Renee Berlin Dale Bertram Marina Blackwell Debbie Blake Karen Blochberger Jolene Bloomingdale Dalyn Blue Janet Boling Jon Borge Andy Borunda if ?37f:3T A at ' ,:' ' g f 1 tx , h X 134 s 3+ Mica 4 A 1. 55? -W ' HB Q f if .Z JMX MI., ff ,. 1 J Ja W ,.,,.k is - g lx wf, Eg - 1 -MA l.lx 5. .n 2 ff T x vii y X I tm. Q, N r is QQ? ,N 1 1- Q V 1 B Ffa- J ff' V , A x 7 ISO SENIOR CLASS A b, , 2211. " ,Mit 5, ,fy Q75 V, ' y,r. ., f .y L . ? ,-'mf xiii: I 43,2 4-Q, ' 'C J 1 wa 4' I 'fp , :sf 75: . 9 Q 5 V1 ff J Charlotte Bourn Dave Bowies Larry Bissgg Dorene Bradbury Troy Bradshaw Doug Brewster Jon Brinton Jack Brown Tim Bro les lforen Bryant Susan Burrows Rory Buske sxn Ofelia Candelaria Cecelia Canter Jeff Carlin .laquelin Carter Chuck Celaya John Cerny Michele Chandler William Chase Louann Childress Gary Choate Troy Christensen Katherine Clark Stephanie Clark Virginia Coates Jennifer Cohen James Collier Cheryl Combs Sylvia Canez Liz Conners Jack Contini Pam Conway Kevin Cook Lori Cooper Stacy Cooper X 'fe ' V' ' be I Maureen Butler Chris Cahill Doreen Calderon Steve Calderon Monica Campbell John Camargo Camella Riccitelli and Sean McHenry take a break at the benches. . 5 F Nag V , .3 X r C r M if K S 'H t 25 'f ' "KE -- Na ,NM Qs 2 ' X ' gg C se til!! . .bra I S " was , X Y ' iff? . , , i , Q . .. N.. ol! ,f , , W N f we vis '- .5 x iw .fi . Km , x-..-' 'H r f i xt ' - sr , .bf ig . f X Q ' v t- " , ' S , ., ln f' 'wi C Ext SENIOR CLASS l5l JH 'lf . 4,1 4 1 Y . f lx Q, V' 1 1 l 'Hb "M if x it-1ff1,,1g,i I www 'mt ' ,.-r-'t.2Q.aw, ff! Troy Cooper Sally Crews Ron Crouse David Cruz Mike Culbertson Marjory Dale Susan Damon Paul David Lori Davirro Cindy Davis Dereck Davis Kim Davis C ass Of '82 Shows School Spirit Michael Davis Scott Davis Jim Dawson Lisa Dawson Kim DeHart Steven DeLarm Irene DeLeon John Deluna Louann DeMartelaere Teri L. Demlong Ronald DePlazes Keith deLaet z- J K ,ie by fr q Nm , ' ., ' 'wi' t if 1 I ' it ' A I 'ff 4. I .-....,. ' l52 SENIOR CLASS if If Q 12X X .. A f ss cu, il M, Cherri Dobbs Dean Doberstein Tammy Dodt Woody Doolittle Mark Dowell Patrick Doyle John Duff Susie Durazo Jerry Durbin Sherrie Duzy Rick Eagan Jeffrey Earl --in., -- - .. , X -- Q - - -mw11.1:M .f ,Name . .A - 1 .-gg-,ie r ,. 2 x J. ' - ,, , fav 1' X 3 Wit ...,.. ,W -' Q . '- ,X , RX A S I y ,H f ,. '.1 'SS' " 11-.1 , sr t - af - -1-11 - ' sf ' - X W: ' S -Y 3 'J' . 'fi x 55 .15 fl , . Me. Q, N . . , .... . . gg, , .Q , . Raw. . can-ff ram! - M E ., , , gif A' E! Ala Q K g , va 5' . w2i,t.,.S.? , L K' v.w3M:..-353. E Q. fel? ,Q 5 . it . .11 iff iff'-if S, mmf . i I ., P' ,Q i-3+ Tom Eaves Anne Ebert Janice Eddy Kristie Edson Aaron England Kelly Epperson Susan Etgen Maureen Farmer Shelley Feliz Claire Fierros Frankie Figuero Ellen Finch Seniors Kim White and Wally Stringfellow perform an Alhambra drama production of "The Solid Gold Cadillac." Jerry Fisher Jim Fitzpatrick Eric Flemming Chris Flores Sandra Flores Evette Flynn Janna Fox Michal Fox Scott Francies Mark Frank Pamela Frederickson Vickie Fryman ' fa K.: .i gr Q we gk 15.1 as .. Q. w i -vw. . ,Q ,C X .4 XL ,.., , ,Q A ii"L yt F 4- sw as gf-"P U .af .J Q K .,L.. ,'r ina Jeanne Gill Marin Glazman Audrey Glemba Annete Glover Mitch Gluck Laura Goddard Patricia Godshall Sheryl Goldman Kelly Gomez Terri Goodwin Loni Gore Stacy Gossard Q ' Ti 5 -. , . :f . , 'f r' - 1:1 ' 1 yff lf v ,, - ' ,if ,:..: ,.:. . ,. i ,. Fi X ll w ul M 2 Q A . " L , 5 'X . A I I ,W , f..a, .. a ll X .M xx 4' igjg it 3. ,gf f--I , '., I t y ' '-N 'ty 5 .,f I ,xt Q 5, ir., Z 1 k a " wi S5 'ix' 1, " ' u nw Y' , Graduation Da Finally s I i i 'L l S -0 "mx ., 5 Sf' ,,,5. 6' X ' j '51 My 1 f ,L Y N, I ,, - if,-I , l S x it 4 4 i L 4 ' ff 3 Ii I x r ix , K i l I54 SENIOR CLASS an t, ta. L R X fi E L Kim Foster Lisa Gabbitas Gabrielle Gula Vincent Gagliardi Joe Gamez Joe Gangemi Mathew Gannon Monica Garcia Lori Gardner Steve Gates Betty George Brian Gibb Arrives maWtae XS y azli 212 5 A M Q , ,L , 5 X. Ewa 4 ga iii V ze' be -e Q :,,a5:r-in L X X53 5:5 . 5: fam-at-4 Ra it 2 3 Rick Grant Julie Gary Laurie Gray Kathryn Greely Ed Greenmyer Kristin Grenda Betty Grendell Sally Grieve Jack Griffor Vicki Grove Scott Grover Richard Guffey 1 '51 iixwi ,ge-L Q if , 5, L i 6 et wr . ps res I 9' l 4' my zizinf . : l X Q, x 5 M Q- X wt K tg li BER 9 'Sl at is off, L. 1 SS Lora Hacker Kathleen Hall Colleen Heuett Floyd Hamblen Larry Hamen Linda Haney Lisa Hardy Jeff Harnack John Harrigan Valerie Hartley Joe Hastings David Hayes Ron Hazelwood Carla Heer Danny Heinzerling Michelle Helms Ron Hempen Rick Henderson Kelly Heneghan Tom Henry QHLULKD- Debbie Hobbs Shelly Hobert George Hochhalter Elaine Hoffarth Mark Hogland Brenda Holaday Christine Holland Emily Holt Denise Honhoinewa Michelle Horner Anthony Horton Theresa Hudson Julie Hughes Karen Hunt SENIOR CLASS I55 9 5 .W Sw .1e.- Q , ,.a,.- M. . l I 5 X Ng S S Z QL li .43 V 'ST HXQK as i 'QV f' x a 'S .Aa-.l.1. Alicia Hutson John Inman Rick James John Jaycox Lynette Jaye Martina Jimenez si f J J R an f f S f -Q .'ee fi Jamielohnson -' all 2 f 4 ci 5 - J V , Kim Johnson J :asf ' 21,31 5 J 1 ' Mike Johnson 4, J 1' A Lori Jones " - li ' Michael Jones ' l Q , Todd Janes J 2 i Han el And Gretel, Float I hem ,,,, ,, J , i ff ni nge Donna Jordon Cindy Jordon Cheryl Jodat Elston Jones Peggy Jorgensen Diane Joslyn Drena Kalani Mike Karsky Valorie Katzenberger Susan Kelley Kathy Kelly Philip Kelly irc- ,,,. . ii rival S. . is ' J I Q: 15 J I , mi ,ral l56 SENIOR CLASS Nbr' . -v w 1 il J s s Q- X Q if X 1 I X I own - ' 1' Qf gl? RK r . , X X eh A .. QRS, We ' A 'mul X if as ' if A Q -ef, S -. Q 'E 'sd ji 'Q J' .. y.y X Q . 0 A V' so v K ' W4 K-lx B ,., .fl .K J , as ,ex K 1 as ,la ,5"s w V J J i , . f 5 ' J S .2 5.w: Q -A wi v J 5 5 J .. we , ' . fi ' 59, . FJ? s N Randall Kemp Rich Kenison Bridget Kennedy Ruben King Yulioong Kim Kyle Kirkman Annette Kisner Frank Kisner Penny Klossner Kathy Kmieciak Susan Kay Koch Jackie Koressel Senior Rob Parisi enjoys a "coke and a smile" between classes. Beth Larson Donna Latham Man-Man Lau Melvin Laurence Benii Lawler Marc Lazovich ww'-v 3. ' Lx z , Chris Lee - ,- I Kathleen Lee . . John Lee ' L sz Kim Leinbach A ESQ K 4 Mike Lemme , ,L Q Dennis Lindley ' ' V ' Ea f Q pi K ' , s 5 X Q iwZ x. '? "X SL st Q -if '7 T ggi YF! ll it LX SP' H ' L viii - . 2 S. N T S 1 - WHS Uiiiiigi , y ., 532 .2 Lynette Krohn Robert Krout Michele Kurce Tracey Lachman Mike Lair John La Rocca it L ' ' If 'fi S if s by s is , l ll X 1 xg 'F X me - ,. .uf . :T in- . ' ,Vw 3 .Q Y' - , - i a, '42-T. 0 ' ff: m L ,O it 'mu X Q nk, , 3 4 Alex Lindsey Jim Lindsey Tracy Lodmell Debbie Lomuscio Kirsten Long Jim Lopez 3, Sty' 4 . -Q Traci Roberts, Barb Pettett and Randall Kemp discuss possibility of Alhambra's closure at a board meeting. SENIOR CLASS l57 . - ,z 2.311 if . 4 Q . 55,-,QQ a is Q Q "' t in if K X ,, L. . 14, K-f L , xmfj f l Benji at -5 i 4 F 1. 5' f I ' fs ' a HM' R 2, I Richard Lopez Sylvia Lovato Sharon Lowe Peter Lucas George Lui Robert Lynch Jon Lyklns Michelle Mackin Michael Malin Dan Malkus Cliff Malloy Lora Manker nd Lisa, Homecoming Royalt Terri Manning Q' ,R l S Laura Marcell y J 'W X Christina Morquecho ,W Q Donna Morquecho 5 4. 'ff' Q A' Bridget Martin ' -1- AV Stacey Marshall 4 U at Larry Martin A . 2 Denise Mayer , ' ' Laurie Mayes 5' ,332 - -t"' Theresa McCants --si Kimberly McCambly Tffifliil-9-9iUl1L l l Y I l ' K ,vs-K, . ' ' Q S :J AX - A '. .i i. , , , an u :Q ,A ,, -2 , if , 3 t f 7 f-6' X e 2 . 1.1 v L K me L A .4 K , ' XXK , . . l58 SENIOR CLASS QQ L' A t vs ., f S L Gregg McCoy Floyd McDonald Joyce McDonough Barry McLaughlin June McGarvey Paula McKee Jamie McSorIey Colleen Meagher Rhonda Medley Tammy Meek Melissa Mendez Kim Metz he "' "W ..?' -Q 1 ,H y. V 'N' . -LY "" A f f' by I! fl Wesley Millard " ' - Debra Miller f F 1 hir' S' a t ' Jan Miller W l . ' L A Sherri Miller , r r N L - .,:.:.-f A Debbie Monteclair Ms- ' it lf g if , T5 N if L uf Andrew Moody My .45 5 Vince Mullican Paula Munoz Clio Murphy Karen Murphy Annette Murray Lisa Nannestad it vt- e E' - 121, f:g..r .W is -. K6 .., .fe- ,Ls -: Q. x JN ' j' -9-Q XXX . , -. Q . 3. - in xl .1 'QQJXX L L., W vm. -iv' . X y Q ei Y S af.-X1 X WS ' Ag "':l,i0 ' my .. K ,KJ ' - . . 1 f -- 8 Mg W ' ff-S We K J J is is as lf. X 'I F M 4 Q ff yr :' 1 X Y lm 4-V Q,- :wrz .E '- 4.,. , ,, . gif ,, R: b .A Hn ff - - g I "T f,4bNf Z' rw ......-1 l E A "' Lisa Moore 5 3' Susie Moreno 3 A Leslie Morgan A Terry Morris f Mindy Mullins it Mike Mulvihill We 'x ' Q Senior Jamie McSorley flies gracefully through the air in his attempt to imitate Mikhal Baryshnikov Qballet dancerj. Jon Nathan Gary Nelson Gary Nelson Lee Nelson Troy Newton Ling Wai Ng ' A W 5 53 itltl I A A f Thanh Nghiem .. A ' Y Grady Nix Y A w 3 ' Belinda Ochoa ' Robert Olsen X. 5' Mike Olsker 5 y Ida O'Neill Lam l SENIOR CLASS I59 r 1 L H we Q ,N , 'S f, Q 'X K X we its ' X A' 'EE ,J--,,g' he it " " .L ,I Nu' Nancy Ong Vickie Osborn Scott Park Robert Parisi Connie Paroulek Ruth Paroulek Mary Patten Alex Pavlenko Debbie Payne David Pearcy Mona Peden Brian Peterson Barb Pettett Leads Senior Class Karen Peterson Robert Peterson Elaine Petley Barb Pettett Theresa Phillips Christine Phyle Phillip Pippins Quince Pippins Leslie Pond William Poorman Debbie Potter Lesa Preston I6O SENIOR CLASS la W , M ,, X K Ya " F' 3 17 4 gi 34544, ax fir., its G Y ff .' Q M5 5. as 5 , as 2 ,, si R sq it Q K vs ,N 4' as s HE is l 5 1 L Q-- s m 5 i an X xi, ,- f-at 1. - .tt ei- 1 ,I v Q 1 David Prieger Gary Prucell Sheri Quill Arpad Rakosi Tony Ramirez Margaret Reed Elaine Reeves Stacey Reger Traci Reeder Carla Reid Ursula Rethschulte 'X ,N gs ,, Hx' 4' , ,kiwi .f 1 .M , "' i 3, ,,.., f ,I - EN I W l ink f A 'E 4 , 5 Q Rich Johns Andrea Reynolds Camella Riccitelli Kandi Rice Susan Richardson Lisa Rios Tim Rivera Traci Roberts Lucia Rodriguez Paul Roggatz Eric Rosene Jonathan Ross I5 '4,, Paul Abram. Danny Busker, and Eddie Soto show school spirit while working on the Homecoming float for the Senior Class. Carol Rossi Bob Rozum Bill Rudolph Frank Ruiz Julie Runnings Kevin Russell Eric Ryan Rob Sahhag Jeff Salkeld Ted Sarandos Sarah Scarbrough Jeff Schacht in 13 'vs SENIOR CLASS IGI .:., Q . Q ,1-,,:,,- 1 , ,.,,, 5 " K-A S k A d ? . Wx :gk dig, cw., ,.. , i N H KEN? tg 3 ,ffm ef, ' X L' x f.-T gr f ff' 1, H. ' 'Sew -J 1' 15,11 1- 3.9-fgji . , - L g .Anil ,Q - W - lata' M S ' ' if . . fi 2I?f.i1'H I Q, K eea S --isS'5i L S . 1- Af , , -32? Zi f ' ' '73 ' N X . y A- ' ij 2' WNW?" r V 1 1 H If ' . U' ' r A fa X at K R' iw is 93 N ff x by, Y in ,Q-. nr Joe Scheid Connie Schieman Kirsten Schmidt Paul Schmidt Richard Semmens Monica Sesma Gary Sharpe Mary Schenek Barbara Sherwood Tom Sherwood Kellie Shourds Tim Short Four Years Down, Zero To Go W...-"" 1 bly in the quad. Robert Shupe Lori Skelton Debbie Slack Rob Slagle Robert Slattery Brenda Slocum Pamela Slocum Christine Slusser Kathryn Smallidge KhQuniQmm- Charles Smith Greg Smith ISI SENIOR CLASS Tammy Dodt. Kim Johnson- and Traci Roberts P9"f0fm during 3 pep assem- Senior Stacey McCarthy helps the yearbook staff with a deadline 3 X .ite x "L-. I iifspa iv,-4 Y x 94 -. -.. , A A Q . Kit- , .ag ai '33 -me uw ' :flgs:3aw-re: ' of ,. , Y , up 3,5 " ' an 'ir 15 I 1 Doug Brewster. Benii Lawler and Joe Scheid work on Hansel and GretaI's house. S pg, X Q..-Q ' , Ti- t 1 .L " 1 Logan Smith Rob Smith William Snead Todd Solomon Edward Soto Doug Souders Kim Spangler Roger Spangler Vasi Spanos Chris Spina Jerry Staggs Elizabeth Stafford April Starr Vickie Staten Frank Stanton James Stanton Alden Stien Iris Stein """'?-r Doug Brewster. Kim White. and Donna Latham make the banner for the float. :- in Xa, f 3 Jim Wisner contributes his muscles at the float build- ing. SENIOR CLASS l63 K 4w :.,.5 f-gi ' . L -3 - . Q 5 . ,T swf., wa ,. r 5 if:- ,.fe, . K: ,..s K . T533 ,. 'l . ' . - 'S-. S " r v , M, is ,, . V. ., W- - f Kimi X w R X 2 L Kg A 8 eg 'ks QQ Kg ,KK f it E is is ,,, A Q K", , ,f A,,. . K l S r , S saaa Q l is x viii , PA YW s by s as Wx 3, if 'VO' s gi K s 5 f, 5 E ,fs 'WS is W , w X I - ah.. -, e in 155. 'sk K Y X , X N fb- ,X K.C. Stephens Becky Stewart Michael Stewart Reid Stinnett Clarence Stockton Kim Strow Bill Sutton Mike Sullivan Sally Swim Gabrielle Szecheny Gayle Tang Arlene Tavison '82 Was A Great Success For Seniors . M, A WU X4 V11 3 - i .a qc. , Q., I , . , , Timothy Turner Nino Marcelli, Tammy Dodt, and Paul Abrahm discuss upcoming events Traci Roberts and Sherri Tucker contribute to the blood drive sponsored by during club week. Key Club. ' , X S 'W . 'i E ' "' "H -li ' "' " W W in , -- LaRanda Taylor fe r S . r ' A f-f iane hac er xi 1 .. K ' 'rt' f V-"r' K X 5' Laurie Th0mPSon -1 , r . Vg .. , ' Ki KK 1 George Titus 'Wig tj, if Jr lltf , . James Tfavis NS ,i-y ' I l YW 3 gkfg-1' l T if e ia. 1 is f' .Q X Q i ,. .f P S S X 'S il S ,.., ,. Z T , Kg K a f K F? X we if 'W p K 6 if f' Howard Treinen f 5 1- T' 'f S QW QAK 3 ".., . ' Michelle Trevino ' .1 , K, ' KKK W Fernando Trujillo AK K N" W ' :K ' 1 M Sherri Tucker , it M' I -,M Shannon Turner KK. . ,Q I64 SENIOR CLASS 'Q x 3 I x4 N ' X X K 2 it S ' , Q' eff 6 - 4 SP' i Q ,-v Q H 6 ci. i S 'X Ns xi 2' 5 The Pippin boys discuss football with the girls. April Lynn Waddell Mike Waddle .iwiwl Dwight Waldron Molly Waltz Linda Ward Cody Ware Sheila Washington Dan Wasyl Linda Wayman Darlene Webb Kathy Wentzel Rebecca Webster Kathy Weld Leeann Weyenth Patricia Wheeler Karen Whitaker Mitzi Whitaker S XSS 4, 'Q' A 0 1' X 'Q 1, A Q R Q Q '. gx s X ill 1- , L it li xl! X 'SS ,r ff 'W ' in av M 'E k 1 f F ,spun mu E K-ul -N3-'1llY-Lll'Ei. Roger Vankuren Lori VanZant Nick Vargus Terri Vincent William VonDehl N ,ff Q 1 r .- . i Q 2 ti f i I Q Y li X RN X. 2 Scott Francies, Susan Burrows. Duane Spangler Wilma Pierce. and Chuck Celeya pose for an '82 yearbook shot. SENIOR CLASS I65 1 A Li , . fe 9 ,j in 52" ' ia. k - E 1 X A ik F - S an il f. F , fa -1 Pamela Whitaker " 8- V ' L 3, Y ' r ,V it Kim White 1 qi ' ' , F ' 931.9 ' f M X A 5 LL', Sherri Wilburn Q" x - H' Leona Williams x iii Y S 'W r Jeff Williams Y 1 1 1 .143 C Y D A, ,Z I H "N Sharon Williams ', Darlene Willet ti , David Wilson ,R f Tamera Wilson Cherri Woodworth X Adam Wright so i i N 4 W Qy E i ..---"- ,, 3 ,Bs a sg vfiwfafs C 3 is Float Building Brings Togetherness ' "S 'W alia Gloria Ybanez ...L g 33 'itil t K ,X Ken Young ""fl: ggi' M , Sk 1 Yvonne Young ' 5 'X N 5 Q - ' S. I kv. ',5,ha. lil Cliff Zepeda Victor Zoll , . David Furnari H f Q I f sw f, -me i 'Q N C N '-T 2 J I ,Y C it is ' Ted Sarandos voices his opinions about the progress of the float. l I l Charlotte Bourn. Sylvia Canez, Shelly Hobert. and David Etz are having a Sherry Hobert, Phoebe Garrigan, and Traci Roberts are discussing float good time at the football game. plans. l66 SENIOR CLASS A i ae w 3? .s 'M' 'V Jie? 3177! 82's freshman year was a real Mickey Mouse of a year. Shelly Hobert disguises herself. fx use , Xt Q all The LIONS made the year funnier for all of us. Sherri Tucker works her way up from megaphone to microphone in the quad. Mr. Goss "My the years fly by." M wr 65 Q sa aw pas Rf is we R a ,Ps ' .fm ew 3 K ' ,,,... Wx 54 Xe zwf if M' ' as Juniors Win Against School Closure Qlffg C33 '1:::9' Vice President. Charlie Meeksg SecretaryfTreasurer. Paige DeHart, President. Paul Mancuso. I t The class of "83" started off on the right track by tying for first place in the Homecoming float contest. Cin- derella was the theme for the float which carried the Homecoming royal- ty. Junior officers planned activities such as a candy sale, key chain sale, T- shirt sale, and several school dances. The money from these activities was used for the '82 Junior-Senior prom which was sponsored by the Junior Class. The Junior class also held activities to help special organizations around the valley. From the many activities the Junior class participated in they learned to have fun, get to know each other, and become active in school ac- tivities. The sponsors for the class of "83" were Shelley Johnson, Diane Malen- fant, Claire Hurlburt, Bill Wharton, Bob Groenig, and Dave Tillotson. CTT? Senators: Dorthy Lizarraga, Bob Hallada. Kelly Niehuis. l68 JUNIOR OFFICERS Gloria Anderson Robbie Anderson Marcella Artelejo Sylvia Arvizu Paul Ashton Manuel Ayala Janine Baily Jodie Baker Charlene Barband Lori Barker Ronda Barren Kim Basile Neil Batie Kim Bechlold Hx. .fh IK l M Y f .0 ,Jr Q g112:.,if2'.4- " ' ifffiqffi-lgffi, V 'f A 'Wye ' vi, ,A5,fg1?T" , . f' J.V. Eddie Amavisca Tony Abalos lsaac Aguirre Donna Allen Mark Allen Pain Allen Terri Allen Daniel Altamirano Juniors "Cinderella" Float Ties Seniors For First x'k'l af' 4 players give each other confidence before the game. 1, Nancy Beck Greg Bedore David Beebe Veronica Begay Julie Blackshire Sean Blochberger Neil Bloom Cindy Bodah f F JUNIOR CLASS l69 f x. e f, ov :- 4 x I A wr . , 1 up t A . 4 6 -t fa 91 150 Y W3 if ' 1 wwe X , . l 1 hs. I i 1 Cf ggi Suzanne Bogert Kelli Bonham Brad Born Allison Bowler Robert Bowles Tim Braden Paul Brandon George Breshears Doug Bretall Cathy Britt Scot Brooksby Barry Brown Doug Brown Eric Browning ,:, I 1 Duane Browning 33 Rick Brunsberg 3 2- . Denise Bryant ' Bruce Burcky fa, Christine Burns 5, Erick Burns Curtis Burt J ? 1- il If Y -x 1 x AI Micki Burt Geri Burton Dawn Bushroe Jimmy Butinski Ginny Butler Ronnie Byrum Anthony Calderon 1' " 'N '5"'4 Y We' K' r 1' y B fig ss -Q in 'flu 'XXII ..g.Z?.gwZI1.?a , I X V , I7O .IUNIORS Michele Johnson dances during one of the half time shows. Rick Calhoun Carla Canter Tim Carey Sheri Carmody Ray Carter Valarie Castle Daren Caywood Kevin Challis Robin Charlet Kimberly Chandler Charles Chapman Carolyn Chavez irq g4?M,.v,:2t1xev'. f 31 .K . 44 I A V. . L of .:.V 4, f gg W3 l Denise Clark John Clegg Vivian Clugston Charles Cole Ivy Colligan Amy Connarroe Danette Cook Frank Coons Dan Cortez Kellie Corum Bill Cranston Mark Cunningham Lanita Rae Cuspard I Larry Cwik il, I Donna Cheung Hee Jon Chi Mike Chicoine Marcia Christian Michael Christopher Tammy Chrysler Christopher Ciriocco Juniors Approach Their "Final Year" ith nxiety Patricia Clark 5 KW Ll-xl 53 X, an iff' 11 ,ff 11 J .4 fr 11 JK" v f "'7' .if 3, .,Ji... Pom line entertains during lunch hours. ,1- Paula Daily Antonette Davis Cindy Davis Diane Davis Shawn Davis Tammy Davis Troy Davis Gene DeAngeIis S.. ,- JUNIOR CLASS I7l Debbie Dybeck Rae Earle Todd Eiffert Angeia Ellis Heather Ely David Erhardt Gloria Escarcega Jimmy Escobar j kg , Joe Escobar 1 Roni Esquivel H 5 A Scott Estes ' ',, , ,A Kurt Feid 'iii' lisa Fenton ' Allisen Fernandez I L K..-f 5: ll Juniors get in on the lunch time fun. l72 JUNIOR CLASS l , is I an ff' Lu 4,8 2 4 52 l XX I gxEf"::Mf!lqAf.f-:Z -,,.,,:. H X 1- A ' 1. " 9 Bruce Fields Anna Figeroa Gary Fineburg Richard Fort Greg Forstie Eric Foster Michelle Freeman Karen Friese Kim Frye Paula Fryman Ed Gaeroths Joyce Galloway Wayne Deaton Paige DeHart Cheryl DeLoera Donna Denny Debbie DeWald Russell Douglas Diane Dominguez Wendy Doolittle Rick Dorosky Tim Dugan James Dunn John Dunn Pauline Duran Tumara Drydan l May, 'Hui W- Mike Giacalone Dodi Gibbons Julee Gibbons Jay Gilliland Robert Gilsan John Glosser Scott Goernitz Alex Gonzalez Heide Gonzales Christine Gordon Treva Gordon Debbie Gorsun Jennifer Gould Deidre Graham Junior-Senior Prom Success Mike Gallagher Lisa Gangemi Darryl Garcia Ernie Garcia Martin Garcia Vicki George Jeanne Ghigo ISA X -1.9-U Junior Float ties for first place Charlie Grambs Susan Grapentine Debbie Graves Kara Greely Timothy Greeley Karen Grieve Shelly Grills Jeff Grover 9- rv ,, , , L 2 if 5 5 f x "4 it 1 .fx vw" f--I JUNIOR CLASS l73 Kim Hemming V gg, ' , ig, , M in 34 ' ' filo, if -Q W if A Wesley Hemphil Ursilla Hendsin Linda Hendrickson Travis Henry Gloria Hensley Greg Hernandez Tim Hinderliter Larry Hinds Thad Hinson Robert Hoaglund Loc Hoang Scott Hodge Janet Hoffman Anxious fans wait for the kick off before the game. I74 JUNIOR CLASS , we 4' John Guerrero Heather Guffey Paul Guzman Alissa Haenel Robert Hallada Steve Hamman Paul Hangartner Debbie Hanner Tammie Haralson Aaron Harding Phil Harmon Joe Havlik Kristin Heath Tonyia Hemming ff 5, 9 T -fs' 2 Patricia Hoover Rhonda Horner Debbie Hovey Jamie Howard Rhonda Howard Vera Howerton Kelli Hoyt Doy Humphrey Kathy Hurlburl Michael Hutchinson Bill ldeker Oscar Irish Carl Johnson Michelle Johnson Richard Johnson Scott Johnson Keith Jones Lance Jones Steve Jones Scott Jordan Shelley Jordan Johnny Journey Kathy Jump Scott June Brenda Kading Rebecca Kane Pom line gives a boast of Spirit during class yell. Kim Johnson The Class Of "83" Lion Spirit. Brenda Kennedy Joe Ivenz Ken Iverson Amy Jackson Bill Jackson Robert Jackson Rodney Jargon Eddie Jett HS X 38 F U 3' '31 Melinda Kearny fy " 13312, W if of I Peggy Keown Erwin King Susan King Annette Kisner Sandy Koressel Michelle Kowren syatl f J i s J elf." ' , w il l li 1 Q P JMQB Jumok CLASS ns 5. 4 6 .- ,ga 15. , 4 - "v 5 Jerry Lewis Mark Lewis Lori Levander .lon Lindsay Doug Link Dorothy Lizarraga Christine Long l I .www Eddie Lopez Kathy Lose Frank Lujan Paula Luper Zol Lureka Sharon Luttrell Trong Ly Michelle Johnson and Kelly Niehuis get ready to dance at a halftime show I76 JUNIOR CLASS Roger Lyle James Lynch Jon MacDonald Kristina Maggard Kimberly Magneni Mike Magnola Renee Mahon ,LQ.lLy.MahL Roni Mallory Sharon Mallo David Manager Brian Kozak Robert Kramer Danny Kronz Kristina Kurce Mary Sue Kwiecien Nat Lacavera Diane Landreth Michele Lanman Shelley Lawson Vikki Lawson Debbie Lebron John Lee Kim Lefebure Danny Levinson f ' lv . T X, ! 5 I. L I i l ,l at if Reuben Martinez Bryan Maser Lisa Mason Eric Masson Ron Masters Marty Mathis Joe Matosky Alan Matsumoto 4 Eric Maudsley Stephan Mayberry Kenda Mayo Noel McBurnett Debbie McCant Kathy McCarty Danny McCloud 5 a J l , . Paul Mancuso David Mann Guy Manning Gary Manuel Elaine Mar Solomon Marez Lisa Martin President Mancuso Leads Junior Class Successfull Mark McComb wa -'Q 1 5, "" A uv. f vt it 52 I rl ,ig Lori McCormick David McCue Allen McCuIly Christine McDonald Marty McDowell Sandy McGrady Patti McGrath Future Business Leaders of America representatives show what their club is all about. JUNIOR CLASS I77 Diane Miller Lisa Miller Wendy Miller Woodrow Miller John Mills Anita Mitchell Rusty Mogler Arthur Moliilia Kevin Monaghan Stacy Moorefield Terry Morrison Guy Moore Collin Miller Robin Mullings i Brian McHarty Sean McHenry Cari McKamey Gina McKenna Sarah McKinney Matt McLamb Barry McMeen Charlie Meeks Melissa Mendez Mike Mercer Tina Meyer Steve Millard Fern Millard Jill Miller , 1-law Ay ' ff ' P' " ' -s:if','35g5',:fffyl'iz,ep.r1.,p. - F I r ii i , ,CN f Ny 11 Q be lndustrious juniors work to get their float finished on time. l78 JUNIOR CLASS '- 'N Robert Nanny Linda Neely Mitch Negri Mark Neilson Kurt Neithercutt Mike Nevitt Melvin Ney Dai Nghiem Kelly Niehuis Rina Nokes John North Kellie Novak i , 'ew X fl M n B' 9 Elizabeth Owens Leann Owens Lisa Pacheko Darron Palmer Fred Pamer Robin Parke Doug Parker Cindy Patrick Leslie Paulus John Pendrick lx 'Nj Gabriel Ochoa Kristen Oleson Lynne O'Meara Po Kom Ong Katie O'Neil Timothy O'Reilly Ginger Osborn Juniors Bring Advanced American Histor To Being F Q 4 s. X f x ' ' QW 2 ' d 'Q David Penne ., Stacy Penrose 555535 Donna Perez ' ll? H. Jerry Perry ff Kathy Perryman QQ' pf I gyx Class of '82 members show their spirit at float building. dm, amufiitia 4 , Terry Pfiefer .lim Pickard Tracy Pierce Darren Pieri Trina Pippins Rex Porter Tracy Powell Terry Purcell Debbie Purva Tim Ramey Monica Ramos l 635 s. 5-1 , va XL ' if 115 ,Q 2 J at f. ,fly Y Q, Q 'Q I j ,wig JUNIOR CLASS l79 x. F , 5 ,gg e I ' it- 2 . i i 1 J 5 A 5 2 Richard Roberts William Roberts Adrian Rodriguez Lucia Rodriguez Richard Rodriguez Ronnie Rodriguez Christi Rogers Tammy Rogers Audrey Rood Carol Ross Tivine Ross James Rosenau Susan Rosenburg Bob Russell . 3 if l 222 l fx J + if Y 'sg W , ' V il Photography class is working hard. as a junior tries to catch up on her beauty sleep. ISO JUNIOR CLASS at 11 'I Eric Ryan Mary Ann Rymer Linda Saab Cathy Salaiz Joe Samajean Paula Sanchez Anette Sanders Barry Sanders Susie Sandvig Jean Sargeant Patrick Scott Amanda Schade Jon Rankhorn Debbie Vaughn John Reeves Dale Rennells Dean Rennels Rebekah Peeples Mike Rettler Tom Rexroat Jill Rhodes Louis Rhodes Bill Riale Steve Richter Doreen Rick Tim Rivera s Sheryl Shapiro Heidi Schlederer Sheri Schultz Colleen Slade Greg Slankard Tracy Slattery Bonnie Smalley Jeff Smallidge N J lx .X Jon Smith Kim Smith Lori Smith Rhonda Smock Jon Snodgres Tina Sallazzo Tyra Sommer Marty Mathis is watching his teammates closely. The C ass Of "SS" Lion Pride! t 5 Sherri Scholl Chris Schuler Paula Schneider Arlene Sciorilli Sandra Sesma Terry Settle Michelle Sharpe BS Robert Souder George Sowers Janelle Spaugh Anna Spencer Levi Spugher Richard Stanton Tammy Staton Jim Steel Lisa Still Lynn Stevens Curtis Stevens John Stephenson JUNIOR CLASS l8l Chuck Thomas Raymond Thomas Mark Thompson Steve Thorton Jim Tibbs Mary Titus Michael Toebe Robert Topolewski Irene Torres Michelle Trevino Tina Trott Dean Trostle Jana Troup Nick Troug .af-4 What a strange way to skate board? l82 JUNIOR CLASS Em Ali Tuihalamaka Tracy Turner Michelle Ty Ronnie Vachris Elaine Vanderlinden Steve VanNote John Vasquez Randy Vauthier Julie Vesely Debbie Villasenor Prass Vongprancha Scott Vosgier Gene Stierhem Arnie Stiner Pam Stone Curtis Svitak Tanya Struble Debbie Susan Frank Tang Lance Tang Henry Tavison Jackie Taylor Tracy Taylor Ellie Teapole Heidi Terry Brian Thiffault 4' 1 f'f lil , Sean Wardrope 'I Michelle Warren ' U Carmen Washington Y J ' V 3 Jerry Watson ,W L L T Wendy Weatherman I a 1 V Lonnie Wells 2 Kathy Werking 7,1 Joe Wheatley Keith Wilder Lori Wickerson a , - Andi wmere -' M Mitchell Wiley 'fm W V f Troy William Bill Williams ' Lisa Williams iw " QM ' .eff 4 1 Wd WW FRE ifffffaf fi new fgjlg ,,,,u,1m-. MW-fi ,nf f alma! ,JM va :W- W. .t,, flame l Katie and Leann lake a break for iuice and cookies, after a hard days work. f 1 a 1' ,x .fi-L yi l ls' ' Doena Vote Randy Wacker Pauline Waddle John Wagner Lisa Wagner Brak Wallace Linda Walls The C ass Cf "SS" Makes Things appen This Year Norman Woodmansee David Wright Diane Yado Mary Yanes Terri Yates Joey Yenkala Jeff Younger Joseph Yu Alan Zeigler Cindy Zetterlof ,gmt . - f Y W ll. xttif , l JUNIOR CLASS I83 Sophomores Get Involved a Q , - , K V, Y X .. ."f"i'. . ..f-'sr S- SE.. . - I 1 , Q ' V'-" , s 'fa 'X '12 I A X ,iff 5 X -'Nik M mjlllt. ,fg , : 1 'Q fy, '-sf, ' "il 4- .7 f X' N-NIKKR bxfl -ll ,tl 1 f ' 'gk ' z l S 12 . 2 ,, ?,'4hi-Q 2' . T 2. Mp! V V' ., A 1 V' V S .tial ' , K xx . 6- ,, 3 I Y N , -, xt. , I 1 R ii- .xi f S .vii Q Q Y "::hs. S 9, . Q ,sheet W Q,-313'-'I-er, '-we Sophomore officers. Vice President: Monica Rangel. SecretaryfTreasurer: Julie Tang, President: Tammy Meeks. F ,- A as ,. i A - AM fs' .ff gt R 1 ti V-,b ' f. , 11, X sK'?G.'fiW W' L .A A 4- A ' lf ' 1' Q7 -l 11. ' W T Ni all -2 i VF' ' illifflii odi T Q ' F idii aa iiflllft ' ' ...Q Ns. Y. ,W s, X Q . 4 . vi 1- s, , sf . T W. F' . 7 M Q3 16 Mak! . L v AURA X 'K , Sophomore Senate: Beth Daniels. Paul Kyman. Julie Pettett. I84 SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS The Sophomore Class was sponsored by Mr. McCauley this year. During the year they held several activities such as Sophomore dance, coming in sec- ond place, along with freshmen, with "Jack and the Beanstalk" float. They also held many fund raisers such as selling candy, Homecoming t-shirts. and car washes. This money went to help towards the '83 Junior-Senior prom. Other activities were helping with canned food drive. Gompers and ARCH. From these activities they learned to work together and have fun with other classmates, and also to under- stand about the school more. Rick Smith plays the Giant on the Sophomore-Freshman float. John Abbott Susan Abbott Fernando Acosta Mark Adams Darren Adkins Mike Allen Annette Altomare LILELNL Marco Amavisca Karen Anderson Scott Anderson Scott Anderson lSBi.lh.AD.Clil.?.C-BGB' Tracy Antee Deanna Beebe Pam Bemelman Jonnea Bennett Tim Bergman Sharon Berryman Darla Bertram Lyra Bethel Sharon Bill Jill Bilitzo Richard Birdwell Kandi Bittner Debbie Blackford Pete Blansit Bill Boat Connie Bolt Earl Bolton Terry Bolton Sandy Bodah Barbara Borek Tony Bouchard Jimmie Bowdoin l . J x K gf? 2 I . ll QB x... 1 ,J f , iall S - r ,Nl YL-'X 2 A J sift F 1 i ll- .Q ' Xml ! . ,fi ffag .f L. wr A , , Y i V . L 1 w U41 za no -. Melvin Applin Steve Armstrong Mike Arico Nick Arico James Ashton Deena Aston Denise Aykes Frank Ayala Ben Baker Cory Baker Lisa Ramsay Anne Banks Sharon Baskett Steven Boudreau Sarah Bauer Tammy Bauer Kenny Beach Nona Beach Chad Beauchamp Brent Bechtel Chris Becker it . AX I i SOPHOMORE CLASS I85 fwr My ,A l 'u I va 1, ij 6 Mike Casey Susan Castellano Shawn Castner Carolyn Castro Carlos Ceia Marcos Cervantes Michelle Chapman Chris Chase Linda Cherry Johnny Chou Lisa Chrysler Igggy Claridge. Scott Clark Todd Clark l86 SOPHOMORE CLASS I v. M XUR5 E3 ,mm .1 gy if f l 34 .-,.......-fv Di' Soph's Await Two More Years Jill Brandenburg Amy Broderick Kim Brooks Debora Brown Shannon Browning Karen Brunicon Kenny Bryant Brenda Buchanan Gregg Bunting Bev Burchett Peggy Burns ,Natalie Bursgg, WEBEWTEIZT Jon Cambern Carrie Campbell Karen Campbell Ernie Cano David Carlin Frank Carpenter Lynda Carter Linda Cartgg fx 4. 2 T - , l 21 1 -1 Stacy Coates Susan Coates Viki Cohen Pam Coldsmith Karen Collier Lee Culver Glenn Colyar Kirk Compton Tracy Conaway Mary Jo Conklin Ron Consier Mike Conway Larry Coons Lee Copeland ,.....- , Z I f.....,' mi Delores Felix Mike DePuma Stacy DePuma Anita Derrick John DeSomma Chuck Dight Jeff Donahoo Laura Douglas Matthew Douglas Mike Dorsey Steve Dorsey Michael Dowty Teres Duiven Gregg Dunlap 1:3 ,qffsrg Qi if X 4: L Q Q s g 5 A Nl". , 1 I 4 ' 5 David Cooper Chris Corbett Becky Cordova Charles Corsen Pat Cottrell Doug Couturier Laura Crandall Mary Criswell Michael Croner Earl Cruikshank Steven Cruz Tracy Curtis Mike Daer Becky Daggett ,8e.th.DanQLeIi David Dowell Adrienne Davis Dion Davis John Davis Jennifer Davis Paul Davis Chris Dawson Teresa Day Sue Drake Marie Deas James DeFine Josie Deleon Alfonso Delgado i s Q .tt X ' ek A X N I i eg I 4, , Qs.: J A A R-Z Q A 1- f C . K .r ,N ,Q H .A X-, Haan' . K mu W u- Justin Alt warms up before the big pitch at the dunking machine during Homecoming Week. SOPHOMORE CLASS I87 Alma Felix Deloris Felix Joe Felish Kristina Feliz' Tracy Ferguson Charmaine Fernandez Mickey Fields Vand Filipek Fred Fillingham Lisa Fishkind Michelle Fizz Mark Fletcher Celia Flores Brien Flynn i -X K,f 'f Yr ,. I MU' Carmen Dunn Michele Dunn Troy Dunnington Diane Dunnan Margaret Duran B Diane Dutton Ronda Dubrul Sara Eagan Doug Eaves Reginna Eckard Vicky Ehler Winnie Elliott David Elston Robyn Epperson Amy Erb lvero Esqueda Judi Estes Jeff Enslin Randy Fagen Jeff Fagenbush We Can't Wait For Junior Year 4,1 l88 SOPHOMORE CLASS I Tish Fonteno Charles Ford Kennedy Ford Scott Forman Stephanie Fortney Virginia Fosmore Diane Foster Robert Fox Ralph Fowler Doug Franke Debbie Frazier Valerie Frederick Tracy Freeman Angela Freese Jerry Gabbitas gun-IMI'-V We ' Celia Garcia John Garcia Ana Garcez if 65 RW . is -2 Am George Garhart Shawn Garraghan l Richard Garron Lisa Gaona Alelha Gill Maureen Gill Michael Gibson Audrey Glemba Students discuss whether to get an 58.53 package or an SILCXD package during picture week. Jeff Glemba Henry Gano Denise Gorslin Greg Graham Cindy Gray Jamie Gray Charla Greenmyer Marilyn Greer Scott Griswold Patty Groh Kathy Grove Mary Beth Groves Dora Guardiola -.sl SOPHOMORE CLASS I89 Q 5' V J v nf' X A- 3 . 1 L ,-1,4 rf W ,.. , wi 2 3 14 rv 35? f x S' wk A bk i I , . rum Valerie Guidice Lisa Gutaw Amy Haas Donna Hacker Dyan Hall Lani Hallock Linda Harnack Julia Harding Stacy Harris Kevin Hardy Karen Harper Dana Harrach Julie Harris Lori Harris Stacy Harris Steve Hathaway Tony Hammons Jane Hanawalt Rodger Havener Kevin Hedgpeth Ron Heer Alhambra Spirit Hits Sophomores id2r.in.a.MeL Lynda Hesterman Albert Hennigan Shawn Henry Rebeca Hill Jan Noralee Holland Sam Holland Jennifer Honhoinewa Wendy Horn Heidi Houk Gary Howes Jody Howard Jack Huer l9O SOPHOMORE CLASS Rodger Hudson Wayne Huff Ellie Huffman Debbie Hurt John ldeker Kelley lnderrieden Brad lngle John Ivenz Richard Ingram Danny Jacobs Dawn Janson Sharon Jaiddy Bertie James Wendy James -IQ-gy-id .loenk Jim Johnson Brenda Johnson John Johnson Tracy Johnson Jennifer Jones Julie Jones Mark Jones Terry Jones lnge Juern Dawn June Charles Juncker Henry Juncker Dawn June Valerie Karpouskas Scott Kathan Kim Keil Bernice Kellar Yvonne Kellar Darlene Kelley Colleen Kelly Mary Kelly Dave Kelsheimer Sharynn Kew Jerry Key Robert Khaler Brenda Kidney Anita King lg he 5.4 sb s ls? . ,J .1 i 2 T, A 2, 47 ,J wwf if, Ff- Gerrie La Doux Linda Langford Malissa Lanman Mark LaPlame John Larlse Kara Larremore Dan Laux Debbie Lawiess Beverly Lawlor Michelle Lazovigh Roland Le Desma Laura Lee Michelle Lee Laurie Lendt if fi Laura King EQLLKJIIS- Cindy Kist Lori Knabe Jerry Kneipp Kim Knorr Keely Koehler Theresa Kramer Kenneth Krout Michael Krout Bryan Kuban Donald Kuhbander Paul Kyman Nadine Lachman SOPHOMORE CLASS I9I ,T 1 Linda Leung David Longoria Shaun Lovins Kevin Looney Charlie Lopez Garret Lovato Sherelee Lowe Heidi Lowen Tami Lumfried Darren Lutes Becki Lutrick Tammy Lynch Laurie Lendt David Levario Nathan Lewis Stacy Lewis Jeff Lilar Gary Lindenmier Lucy Livensparger Sonja Lockhart Amy Loeffler Soph's Climbed The Bean Stalk Alice Lohr Dorthey Long Mike Mackeown Rebecca Mahr Lisa Magruder Jefferey Mancuso Janet Mar Fran Marquez Fred Marshall Dan Masters James Masters Terry Masterson John Martin Ernie Martinez . ,Wt V1 ln! I92 SOPHOMORE CLASS i-:EF Mike Mayberry Jill McBride Todd McClaine Kellie McDaniel Colleen McGuire MaryBelh McNair Matt McNally Brian McNamra Janine Medley Tammy Meeks Kathy Menchaca Steve Merkley Lisa Mestrovich Brian Metzendorf 1 K in Alice in Wonderland's rabbitt even got in the Homecoming spirit. Bruce Nelson Tanya Neu Paul Nevitt Bryan Newhouse James Newton Kelly Nichols Susan Norris Alphonse Morales Beth Nullman Bob Odle Alysai Olsen Tom Olsen Kim Ong Scott Orr Diane Metzendorf Pat Metz Lance Miller Patty Miller Tim Miller Vicki Miller Mark Mills Tina Milone Monica Minster Judith Michell Heron Moller Cindy Moore 45 gy 131 . ,fy J fi-f."..., :rf- N , t , , ., I ii 3 L. , lei . , , J .,,, I A , A f J - A, x K, , 1 N 1 5 e X: Duane Moody James Moore Sheree Moraga Alfred Moreno Gina Morton Julia Morton Todd Muncy David Muns Ellis Murphy Rimes Lisa Nadolny Bobbi Naiera Carla Neaderhiser Lisa Nien SOPHOMORE CLASS l93 , ., i l f l ' ' le- Angeline Pianga Robert Pierce Yvette Pieri Mellissa Poole Kelly Popiela Melody Padilla Laurie Preston Carol Prieger Debra Quan Raquel Quintanilla Rick Ramirez Wayne Ramirez Lisa Ramsay Craig Ramsey l94 SOPHOMORE CLASS xt J if 1 1 1 ,Q H f l- I na Q A ., .V- ,5 'fbi . Ajax Z 'gi , if Q l' J H ri av Z ,1,..,,,.?., l QS 1 -r , -- f , rw 1 . , .. H 5 i i V' ' 1 A , 1 5 . ,S NW' V We've Got Spirit, Yes We Do Andrea Osbourn Samantha Pace Robert Packard Lisa Padgett Joe Parisi Donald Parke Todd Paszkowski Trisha Pavlista Vicki Payne Marie Peas Reube Rector Elizabeth Padilla Jeff Pelletier Paul Perez Vince Perez Robin Perkins Greg Perry Letitia Perry Julie Pettett Tom Phelps John Phillips 4 ti ' ss f' - X mx. fc ,Q ,,,,A- ,,' 'J ' E w Monica Rangel Jessica Rankhorh Eileen Rasmussen Kelly Ratliff John Rauch Michele Reed Greg Reeder Keeli Reeder Carla Redick Pam Reilly Deanna Renn Robin Reppard Kurt Reynolds Jennifer Rhodes i 4 - , l f 1 gt 'X ' "Y, f-,,v - S , " Aff, ,',. K- Y' -, -' 1 4. 5 it J g K ,A ii ,yy W' M y V ., 11 V 7,1 7 7 h . ' ,..- ' H W Q at " R it Z 'Z' "', , .Z 7 , A 1 'Q Q" 'll' "3" "'i ' 12, ' ' A JW Y Ai W .' . , M- e ff' xf 1- ' Y' f W V , 3 Q if A Q 353: v.,f , , A V A gg qi A ,W f s o ' J. A 'A ya , .Q T A g et 'fer f 4 f lv J J AAA ,L 4 1 'Q Y . 2 MU-?y"'4' n 'AS 'A'f'A ' T liii T J ' A AJA 1 - t ' ff M ' ff ,,P ' he A 2? T, , V ,, Q T T Sheila Riale Steve Richmond Lauretta Ricketts Kathleen Rieger Kathy Rizzo Jack Robbins Steve Roberts Tim Roberts Karin Robinson Delinda Rodarte Mike Rodarte Pam Rodriguez Jeff Rogers Donna Rose Deborah Rosenau James Ross Penny Ross Bobbie Runnels Bill Runnings Michele Russell Luke Ruiz Hoffland's Honeys show a different kind of cheer at the Homecoming spirit assembly held in the stadium. w- ikis , Q1 is-tge t W lk l XMI . 1 ' ". ax Janet Ryan Natlie Salese Joe Samajean Debbie Sawyer Melony Scaife Tony Sciara Theresa Schirman Jenny Schnitker James Schramke Erin Schroeder Sandy Schuler Penny Schuster Martin Schiraldi Richard Schwindt SOPHOMORE CLASS l95 R fy 5 'if av f w " +1 Mike Scott Mike Schwartz Angela St Clair Lucretia Sellers Stacy Sellards Doug Settle Debbie Shroyer Todd Shimek Debbie Short Eric Shurtleff Paul Siau Robert Silva Lance Simmons John Sing Frank Sipple Sherry Sipple Vickie Slayline Tom Sloan Sandy Slocum Pam Slusser Ron Smith Homecoming T-Shirts Sold By Sophs Rick Smith Lisa Smith Lisa Smith Kym Smith Monica Soto Roy Sollis Elliot Spencer Chris Spina Rick Stahl Cindy Stanley Michael Stanton April Starr Sherry Starr EQQLQJL- 4mE l96 SOPHOMORE CLASS M Tk. utiiyif tiff? 1 Lynn Stein Penny Stewart Debie Strang Shelley Summerell Valerie Simpson Carol Swisher Robert Sybranl Donna Szczepaniak Ryan Tafoya Julia Tang Lara Tang Jamie Taylor LaDawn Taylor Nora Thielking Patsy Self Gary Thomas Scon Thomas Shelia Thomas . Lisa Thompson Patricia Thompson Debbie Throckmorton Julie Tiscareno Lisa Timberlake Paul Tomlin Deborah Torres Sarah Torrez Stacy Ta lor Lisa Trujillo Omar Turk Kerry Turley Michelle Turner Tammy Turner David Vaughn Felicia Valenzuela Frank Vargas David Vansickle David Vasquez Merisa Veiar Sherri Vidal Barbara Villasenor FM'5rTHy Viray' '- M 1. m W 1 Mlffl.. gf. . ll if it 1 y , Q Before the secon TA KE -I FTO EJ O d quarter of the game. Alhambra students show spirit by "Taking It To The Top." X Max Viray Desja Vote Lisa Waddell Serena Wagner Linda Wakefield Dawn Waldron Frank Walker SOPHOMORE CLASS I97 Qt Teresa Walker Arnold Waltz Steve Ward James Warner Lauralee Watkins John Watson Roger Wayman Jimmy Weatherford Robert Weatherford Sheri Weatherford Gina Weaver Cynthia Webbert David Webbert Bryan Wells George Wells Jill Wells Lincoln Welch Ronnie White Sharon White Steve White Bill Whitelock Sophomores Glad Year Is Over Phyllis Wiessner Tim Wiley Cathy Williams Denise Williams Lori Williams Patricia Williams Sandra Williams Byde Willis Beth Wince Janice Winton Dodie Woffard Donna Woffard Anthony Wolfe Sean Wood rm I Mfmwz sys!! 'QV qv. ag . .. Q- i r ,f 198 SOPHOMORE CLASS Steve Wood Julie Woodbury Lisa Woods Marcy Woodruff David Woolsey Eric Wyatt Ruben Ybanez Frank Ybarra Belinda Yee Angela Young Jeiilqung Albert Zamorano Janine Zuccala Kathy Zuccala ,JMR ' Hw- ,, ff -4 l ' , W W. ' ,,,a..- A David Zukowski A.F.S. got a lot of membership during club week 1-Ur 5-1-4- Coach Hoffland gives advice to a JV player Yearbook workers Donna Szczepaniak and Julie Tiscareno work hard to meet deadlines. SOPHOMORE CLASS l99 Pat Kearn Leads Freshman C ass The Freshman Class had many ac- 4.-w tivities planned this past year. Among them were a car wash, a candy sale. a gum sale, and a freshman T-shirt sale. ,, l The money raised would be used for a , future Junior-Senior prom and the C3r I freshman-sophomore homecoming 7 515 4 float. 3775313112 rig? , 5 ff f s ,ff 5, X Q. . -.!g' .x. -ff ' -" .gf f yavyy wyy The freshmen's first homecoming was successful. The freshman-sopho- more float, with the theme "Jack and www the Beanstalk," came in second. The Freshman Class officers this year had to be elected and be able to work hard. The student officers met every Monday to decide what activi- ties they would do and also to learn about student government and its or- ganization. my-v 2 :V Jn. V l 3 1 Pat Kearney-President, Betty Decker-Vice President, Tasha Turley-Secretary-Treasurer, Cnot shownj ---Q. fl. Q I 5 T JY? .El Senators: Diana Contian. Cathie Lutes, Crissy Walker. Freshman candidates for class offices look over their speeches before the big moment. 200 FRESHMAN OFFICERS ge: , Lloyd Bailey Cindy Baker Karl Baker Laura Baker Ronnie Baldwin Rick Banner Damon Barrett Kim Barrett Ronald Barrett Tammy Barrett Billy Barrios Jackie Bastio Brenda Baughman Sean Bay zq,.,1,,: ug, WE 5 5+-. Eric Abel Michelle Adair Paul Adamo Donna Adams Penny Adams James Alford Norma Altamirano Victor Alvarado Jiil'.l.EL6D.dELS-QD- Kent Anderson Lee Anderson Phil Anderson Thomas Angora Dan Arbanas Freshmen Learn Their Way Around lhambra A ,, , Vikki Bayman Allen Beck Mark Bedore Robert Beeson Allison Begay Kathleen Beideman Shawn Betterton Tom Bejar Erik Benton Kim Berlis Sandi Berry April Blackman Charles Blake Robert Blake Jeff Blasor Kristi Bledsoe Marty Blickenstaff Midge Bliss Terry Bobo Cheryl Bogert Christine Bogue FRESHMAN CLASS 20l llxyf Qi f- fp, if , a 1- J V ' 'Q- " A f 2 3 k if Q f.:, 4' 4,4 my . " 'A , vi ,lt 4 r 55" ' H-. Mike Brewer Craig Brizzee Steven Brooks Cara Brown Patty Brown Ellen Buerke Amy Burdo Melissa Burkhart Barbra Burt Mike Butler Jon Cadenhead Greg Calderon Victoria Caler Michael Calles Randy Calhoun Jimmy Camargo Krista Cambern Barry Candelaria Nikki Cardenas Luther Carpenter Joe Casillas ri limit: W ti Z J if lx xx . , X Q Y l ' ' Q ,f-sim.,-z X - 2 k ' nz r L gg--QL' JL. V3 S if , Greg Boling Karen Bonham Sharon Bonham Doug Bonny Teresa Border David Borene David Bottoms Michelle Boudreau Beth Bowles Lori Boyd C.J. Brady Mike-Braun. Lori Breckenfelder Dionda Bretall ,fel vs' 1 A it - ., - ' ' r - if ' . "Siu:-P Q ff 2 x rf J 202 FRESHMAN CLASS ui", Silvia Castellanos Maria Castro Chris Cataldo Sam Ceja Darlene Celaya William Chambers Isabel Champagne Ronda Charlet Linda Cherry Marty Choate Mary Chou Marget Christoferson Bridgett Cisco Julie Cline Q.E.C.0-lJUCl1 'Brad Cole Leanna Comer Dianna Cone Robert Cook Jeff Corbin Chad Curtis Anita Cuspard Kathleen Dangelo Derek Davidson Kim Davison Bill Davis Charles Davis Sheryl Davis Stephanie Davis Don Davison Heidi Davison bulge Julie Deas Q , Kimberly Cummings - g .f K LQ? 1 ,, , t ,Y .- -, ie yr, Z Freshmen Get Involved ln School Activities 1, me Laura Cordero Robert Cowand Keith Cox Lynn Coyle Scott Cozad Tania Craft Tina Crane Larry Crinklaw Barbara Criswell Shirley Crossman Tammy Cruikshank Eddie Cruz Lisa Cruz John Culbertson -c, f, Q, 1 ,..-v' ,ff 4-nVl35'7'.'f ir' Betty Decker Kim DeFine William DeKing Caryn DeLaLama Ralph DeLeon Bill Deneke Michealyn Diamant Quinton Diets Shodie Dodson Carolyn Domfort Ernestina Dominguez Kim Doolittle Tanya Doumert Paul Dowty Kim Driscoll Cathy Driver Ernestina Duarte Kenney Dustgate Larry Eads Buddy Earle FRESHMAN CLASS 203 lk Lf S., img' me is 2' 3 ,, l Q i 9 J t ' -5 ' 1 lx it Meghan Edwards Jeanette Egger Melinda Elliott Vicki Elliott Debi Ellis Kristi Ellsoos Charlie Emfinger Darren Emfinger David Engel Tracie Enterline Suzie Erdeley Wayne Erickson Pornsawan Esham Abrahan Esqueda K QL1 . J g 1 s -S e,,,, it Ill J s af f -X E aff S Freshman candidates anxiously await their turn to give speeches. Quad fun is held during lunch hours as some football players entertain with the Bunny-Hop. It .A I F ,Q 7??' sw lt 1 si VX . 2 sf 4. 204 FRESHMAN CLASS Gina Esquivel Frances Ezell Traci Faraci Jonne Femyer James Ferguson Melinda Fernandez Melissa Fernandez Ray Fleming Ricky Florez Robert Flusche Robert Fonteno Jerry Foster Robert Foster Michelle Francoeur Jason Frank Jim Fritz Marsha Gaeraths Terri Gaillard Joe Gallagher Martina Gandarilla Richard Gano 3 , ., ' A- V J, up 1- - 44 ni 3 S X Tit.. Nancy Gill Terry Gill Kami Glazman Carla Gleizier Llg,w.a:d-Goldman Denise Gollihare Alice Gonzalez Manny Gonzalez Mike Good Ann Marie Gouvera Tina Grace David Grapentine Chan Green Angela Grennan 5 r Cheri Gillespie Charla Garcia Gina Garcia Lilly Garcia Traci Garcia Dorinda Gellenbeck Teresa George Eric Gerle Maria German Martin Giacalone Judith Giannobile Susan Gibb Daneen Gibson Darrell Gibson Theresa Giles Bean Stalk Grows For Freshmen At Homecoming 1 .J Q t 71 X N, Fel A Af A. mf Y 4 ' ,M K ss " r J 'V' H A if l ,. l J ix it nr Exist L fvf A as 'f H 4, l 1 3 Maureen Greves Jack Griffin Roxanne Grimm Steve Guidice Annette Gulliver Ray Hager Michelle Halama Rhonda Hale Eric Hall Shannon Hall Sharon Hall Sheila Hall Jean Hamblen Cindy Hamen Scott Harrington Robby Harris Valerie Hartley Jean Hastings Pam Haynes Tracy Hazelett Terri Helms FRESHMAN CLASS 205 Tom Hodges Pat Hoel Michele Holland Kerry Horner Danny Houser Karen Hughson Teresa Hunl Diana llisco Joyce Jackson Mike Jefferys Amy Jefferson Cindy Jennings lan Jett Janna Johns Judi Johnson Lorraine Johnson Michael Jones Sharon Jones Shanna Jones John Juern Dennis Kading fn if 4 W, A A, ay A . fr .4 2 Q AV' Y J ' A 'D .2 QQ. J if N .ali 22 L W I I 'fifty A 5, V,, 2 N ,, Q ' . J. F .v ' K JV Lisa Hempen Valverda Henry Cynthia Hensley Joe Heppley Joe Herrera Grady Hilbert Anthony Hill Michael Hilgendorf Stephanie Hines Karen Hinse Destry Hithe Jeff Hively Anna Hodge Bill Hodge S S I X 5 X- 206 FRESHMAN CLASS it 5 IN . Kerry Kading Eat Kearney Monica Kellar Debbie Kelley Raven Kelley Sherri Kennedy Tiffany Kennell Ladona Kernodle Beverly Kidd Jason Kidd Sherri Kiepke Jeff Killion John Kime Jim Kinnamon Elaine King Laura King Susan King Tony King Natalie Klein ngie Koch o n Koch x wJ Robyn Link Christina Lopez Edward Lucero Sara Luian Cathie Lutes Tamera Lutz Tom Lynch Gino Madrio Mike Magee Keven Maher Terese Manies Don Mallory Jack Manuel Jill Maness ..,.-11 Rick Lindsey l 3? Ross Kramer Lora Kropp David Krueger Keith LoBiondo Tina Ladwig Richard Lang James Lavin Mark Lewis Lorain Lee Julie Lefebure Tom Lefebure Richie LeVander Richie Levinson Lorrane Lewis Jack Manuel Donna Marlett Lisa Martin Scott Martin Stephan Martin Michele Martz Joe Masei Daryl Maser Rodney Massey Beverley Matsumoto Virgil Mathes Kenda Mayo Shawn McCaulley Rhonda McElrath Scott McClain Vanessa McCloud Joey McCrea Dennis McDonald Jon McDonald Kathy McDonald Stacy McDonald FRESHMAN CLASS 207 ' , ri .ff BMX. xi-my Brietta Metcalf Daniel Miller Larry Miller Sonya Miller Jeff Mills Eve Miner Cynthia Miranda Joyce Mitchell Cassandra Mitchem Shawn Monaghan Diane Moore Jeff Moore Sheila Moore Cisily Moorefield Lupe Moreno Melanie Morgan Mike Moroney Jeff Morse Michele Morse Tom Moscarello Sandra Moser 208 FRESHMAN CLASS 3 5 C f li fi Anthony Koester Cory Koleberg Wendy McGarvey Rene McGinnis Michele Mclntosh Brooke McMurray Wendy McNair Sabrina McNutt Terry McSorley Crystal Meagher Mike McGrath Linda Mena Becky Mendoza Bernadette Mercado xy Brad Mullins Dwight Miller Tim Nelson Joy Nemec Vera Neilson Shelley Nelly Lorie Neeley John Newsom Sherri Newville Michelle Ney Nguyen Nghiem David Nichols Ted Nicholas Lynn Nicholls Blythe Nicolay Charles Nixon Karla Norfolk Angie Noriega Jeff Northey Brian O'Brien Rusty O'Donnell X ,.. I Y at s ,J 75 Donni Peterson Kerry Peterson Julie Patryrus Sherri Phillips Pat Phyle Denise Pickering Trina Picklesimer Tammy Pierce Tiffany Pimental Richard Pittman Victoria Portillo Cindy Price Janice Prieger Becky Pritt Mike Perea A l Angie Ohms Mary Ellen Olsen Richard Ornelas Julia Osborn Paul Overfield Jessie Pacheco Tony Padregimas Oliver Page Kelly Palmer Darlene Pardue Weslain Parks Ellen Peeples Melanie Pelch Jerry Pelch Freshman Class as School Spirit 2. ,..4 we Doreen Protzman Dawn Raddcliffe Brian Ramsey Martin Rasnick Kristi Rauch Mary Beth Reed Bruce Regier Sharla Reid Robert Reynolds Mary Rhoades Todd Richard Tony Richards Chris Richey Bryan Riek Jill Rinda Rebecca Rios Steve Rios Janet Roark Ellen Roberts Rachele Roberts Rossela Roberts FRESHMAN CLASS 209 . 'i ir xawf M6 We Nanette Ruk Colleen Ryan Matt Ryer Renae Sanchez Dennis Sandvig David Sandoval Zoltan Saran Kim Sargent Barbara Saunders Vic Scarlato Rebecca Schade Patty Schallmann Julie Scheid Mary Schneider Jeff Schoch Chris Scholl David Seaman Bret Seiter lisa Sellards Tom Selleys Deborah Kay Settle ' fam' . ,, Adela Rodriguez Ann Roe Fernando Romero Priscilla Romero Rochelle Romo Jill Ropp Gregg Roschewski IS ' 31 21' G1 Ingrid Rose Pennie Rose Patty Rosenau Regina Rosenes Sue Rosenberg 4 ' Daniela Rothenberg ' ' Cori Rowe .. as .V I - +25 4 is 52 y , iz' , v J, ite? Av , 'i gl A, Q A My ,, W 6 A ,, 'Hy K , 1 . Q., ff, "2 kyvr ' :Y Agfa' -' s ,V Q N fy ,lg X ' my My , Ia Q lr A 5 .. N.. - . A dlzgl q , , 'X " w 1 , 4 ' v 6 , 12 ' " " 'V . 1:9 4 j A . i. , .V , ' Xia " ,, . ,f wL,.,,,, ,-,,f V V, I 3 5. f, -,V . if A Y f. , .1 W ,, 6 f"'V L S R , J 'fl' " Q ' M - X, 52" f if - , ' , r- .- 1- M , f ll . 1 ig A , , ,. f , S, , yr - x , ,ggi . 0 ,f 3' r ff 1' V 1 1 -- - , K W I I I R3 Tl . ' - ' at W f W , , l Q 1 ,- me KW " f,,, , I , 4 I E 1 ' S R CarlSharp i H A April Shaw ' ' " Troy Shelley 1' 'Z' K eb' A ' 'Q ' Brian Slmington A Clifton Simmons V' ' Andy Sisson f 5' my A . N ' 1 in j i David Slusser ,K it , 6, 3 if ' G 1 3 J 5 is f gimigggw an ' Rick Skelton fwf - . A 1 - l 1 'H L: 'I' - ' Q 1? , , A 4 rv Z, Z3 S ,Q f chuck skenck Q S Rick Slankard 1' ' Christine Slusser -X v Felicia Smart Q 1 , Chad Smith f Ei Dennis Smith Mark Smith it A E f Mitch smnh Yi fl AW 5 3 f Vg I Russell Smith 5 R.9LQQl-D135 Becky Smitka Thomas Snead M David Snow Q f - if qi e ? X 2lO FRESHMAN CLASS l. fiaaaat . ,,'g E Z Tracy Stewart Jill Stigar Shaun Stinson Scott Stoddard Kimberly Street Brian Streeter Renee Sullivan Lori Summerville Kimberly Switzer Earl Sybrant Scott Szechenyi Yvonne Tafoya Jennifer Taylor Steve Tatar Q Qfu I Sherene Stewart ,,fLvg' fgf, his ' ' 1 , A Freshmen Enjo First Year In High School Clara Sotelo Pete Solarez David Sotelo Robert Spangler Karen Sprague Scott Stahl Jim Stanfield Donna Stanley Danny Stanton Tonia Stein Robert Stephenson Jim Stephenson Connie Stevens Dennis Stevens f'f'?' ,W no P ffl tl ll f.-1 X. X .4 S 'til l Jason Tate Tom Tavison Tonya Taylor Andrea Theder Kristen Thomas Neil Thomas Tammy Thomas April Thompson Cathy Thompsom Ross Thompson Jodi Thornton Kenny Timberlake Susan Todd Mike Tompkins Kathy Tonstad Beth Troesh Del Trumbell Nehumi Tuihalamaka Niuafe Tuihalamaka Chris Tully FRESHMAN CLASS Ill 1 X Gary Vandygriff Gerry Wadkins Terry Wagner Crissy Walker Jerry Walker Mike Walker David Wallwin Ronny Washingto Marc Watkins ' . ID FRESHMAN CLASS Samira Turk Melodee Turley Tosha Turley Angela Turner Kathy Turner Prachanh Vong Manny Viray Robby Vick Julie Verrill Mark Valenzuela Brian Venable Missy Venable Tiffany Vaughn Johnny Vasquez , it M l, so . WM 5 ng freshman elections Michelle Watson Michael Watson Stephanie Watson Sonji Webb David Webbert Phil Weigand Kelley West Mike White Julie Wilburn Brian Wilder Lori Wilder Brad Williams Daphne Williams Melissa Williams Rosalyn Williams Tori Williams Sharon Wilson Bernie Wong Rhonda Woodward Anji Wray Chrissi Younger f Darlene Young David Zwillick Lila Zub 44" ,..- s..f,- "" -A M ar, Grinnel hiking tries to round up members during club week. Y 's 2 W N i x o Q f I Helpful managers carry water off the field after a timeout. The Lions have the ball and are ready to go. FRESHMAN CLASS 2l3 A ABRAHAM, MIKE D1 Football I 41 Baseball I, 3, 41 Wrestling 4. ABSHER, AMY L1 Band 2, 3. 41 Jazz Band 3, 41 A.F.S. li Par- nassus 2, 3, 41 N.H.S. 41 Thes- pian 2. 3, 41 Anytown 4. ADAIRE, RONALD LA WRENCE1 Wrestling 4. ADKINS, WILSON VAN1 Foot- ball I. 2, 41 Poetry Contest 3. AGUILAR. NANNETTE COL- LEEN1 Football Mgr. I1 Soft- ball I1 Baseball Mng, 2. AGUILERA, VICE MARK: Bas- ketball I, 21 Football 2, 4. ALDERMAN, GLENN: Football I1 Honor Roll I, 3. AL TAMIRANO, AMELIA M.1 Mgr. Football I1 Mecha 2. AL VARADO, OSCAR GUEO1 Baseball 41 Maryvale High I. 2, 3. AMA VISCA, RAUL G.1 Aca- demic Achievement JROTC I, 2, 31 .l.V. Wrestler 31 American Legion Award 2, 3, 41 N.H.S. 3, 41 Parnassus 41 JROTC I, 2, 3, 41 Honor Roll I, 2, 3. 4. AMBROSE, STEVEN SCOTL Football I, 2, 3, 41 Wrestling I. ANDERSON, CARLA FRAN- CINE1 National Honor Soci- ety 4. ANDERSON, JOHN H.: Football I1 track 2, 3. 41 Cross Coun- try 3, 4. ANDERSON, ROBERT? AHS I, 2, 3, 4. ANETSBERGER, LISA MI- CHELLE1 track I, 2, 3, 41 Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4. AUBIN, GARY1 John .lay High I, 2. AUS TERMAN, SHERRI L1 AHS. BACH, RA YANN LEE: AHS BAIL E Y, LA VONNE A NNE TTE1 Art Club I1 Archery 3, 41 Grinnell Hiking 3, 41 VICA 41 Ski Club 4. BAKER, ERIC: AHS BALZER, NORMAN1 AHS BANKS, JANA KA Y: Mat maids I. Ski Club 2, 3, 41 DECA 3, 4. BANKS, STEVE1 Ski club 21 ICE- VICA 4. Bowling I, Band I, 2, 3, 4. 2l4 SENIOR REGISTER BARCELL OS, ANDREW A.1 SENIOR REGI TER BARNETT, JACKIE LINN1 AHS BAUGHMAN, BARBARA ANN: Matmaids 2, 31 HERO 4. BECKER, KIMBERL Y A1 Mat- maids I, 21 Track 21 Pom 41 HERO 4. BEE, MIKE D1 AHS. BELL, JAMES S1 ROTC I, 2, 3. 41 Football 3, 41 Track 3, 4. BELL, SANDY KA Y1 Cross Country I. 2, 3, 41 Track I. 2. 3, 4. BEMUS, DOUG: VICA 41 ROTC I. BERLIN, KIM KA Y1 AHS. BERLIN, RENEE ANDREA: AHS. BERTRAM, DALE: ROTC 41 Wrestling 4. BISSON, LARRY WILLIAM1 Key Club 3. 4. BLAKE, DEBRA ELLEN1 NHS. 3, 41 Paranassus 3. 41 Art club 2. BLOCHBERGER, KAREN ELIZA- BETH: NHS 41 Creative Writ- ing 41 Scimitar Editor 4. BOCSKA Y, VALERIE1 Key Club 3, 41 Track 2, 4. BOL ING, JA NE T MIL DRED1 AHS. BORGE. JON P.: Band 2, 3. 4. BOURN, CHARLOTTE E.1 Ski club 2, 41 Key Club 41 German Club 41 Parnassus 41 AFS, 41 NHS. 41 Badmitton 2, 4. BOWLES, DA VE JAMES1 AHS. BRADBURY, DORENE1 Track I. DECA 2, 41 BRAUN, SONJA SUE: FBLA I. BREWER, TAMARA CELEST1 Track li HOPE 41 BREWSTER, DOUG ALLEN: Football I, 2, 41 Wrestling I, 2, 3. 41 Ski Club 4. BRINTON, JON DA VID1 For- tress 31 Scimitar 41 Orches- tra I, 2, 3. BROWN, JACK W.1 Football I. 2. 3, 41 Baseball I, 2. 3, 4. BROWN, MICHELLE DA WN1 Science Club 3. BROYLES, TIM1 Football I, 2, 3, 4. BURKE, PATRICK JOHN1 Cross Country li Track I. BURRO WS, SUSA N L OUISE: Matmaids 2, 31 Pom Pon 3. BUSKE. RORY ADAM: Wres- tling 3, 41 JROTC I, 2, 3, 4. BUSKER. DANIEL RA Y1 Football 21 Key Club I1 Ski Club 4. BUTLER, MAUREEN ANN1 Vol- leyball I, 2, 3 41 Softball 2. 31 Tennis 21 DECA 3, 41 Any- town 41 Student Govern- ment 41 Mascott 4. CAHILL, CHRIS SEAN1 ICE- VICA 4. CALDERON, DOREEN VILLA1 AHS. CALDERON, STEVE JOHN: Football I, 2, 3. CAMARGO, JOHN PAUL1 Stu- dent Government li DECA 3, 41 Key Club 2, 3, 41 Football I, 2. CAMPBELL. MONICA L YNN1 Track 41 Ski Club 3, 41 Mat- maids 21 Key Club 21 Honor Roll I. 2, 3, 4. CANEZ, SYL VIA ELAINE: Mas- cot 31 Matmaids I. CANDELARIA, OFELIA MARIA: MECHA 2. 3. CARLIN, JEFF ALAN: DECA 41 VICA 3. CARTER. JAOUELINE ANN1 Tennis I, 4. CELA YA, CHUCK1 Wrestling 3. CERNY, JOHN AL1 Track li Ski Club 4. CHANDLER, MICHELE RENE: HERO 41 BSU 2. CHASE, BILL J: Football I. CHILDRESS, LOUANN L YNN1 Chorus I, 2, 31 German Club li COE 4. CHOA TE, GARY K.1 Wrestling 3. CHRISTENSEN. TROY D1 Par- nassuss 31 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. CLARK, KA THERINE A.: Band 2, 3, 41 NHS 41 Parnassus 4, Key Club 3. CLARK, STEPHANIE1 DECA 4. COOPER, TROYPAUL1 Football I. 2, 3, 41 Baseball 4. COOPER, STACY L1 Matmaids I. 2. C OHEN, JENNIFER L YNN1 Band 2, 3, 41 Key Club 3, 41 Mat- maids Ii Orchestra 2, 3. COLEMAN, LARRY MICHAEL1 ICE-VICA 41 Baseball 4. COMBS, CHER YL MARIE1 Band 2, 3. CONNORS, LIZ1 AHS. CONWA Y, PAMELA1 AHS. COX, DA VID Bt AHS. CREWS. SALLY ROSE1 Mat- maids Ii Ski Club 2. 31 Tennis Ii DECA 3, 4. CROUSE, RON: Baseball 2, 41 Honor Roll I. 2, 3. CRUZ, DA VID M1 Wrestling I, 2. CULBERTSON, MIKE V1 Tennis I, 3. 41 Golf 31 Basketball I1 Baseball I. D DALE, MAJORY JENE1 AHS. DALLAS, LORAINE M1 Mat- maids I. DAMON, SUSAN LYNN1 Bas- ketball 2, 4. DA VIRRO, LORIANN1 Key Club I1 Matmaid 31 HERO 4. DA VIS, DERECK M1 Football I. 21 Track I. 3, 4. DA VIS, CINDY LEE: AHS. DA VIS KIMBERL Y KA Y: Key Club li VICA 4. DAVIS, MICHAEL SCOTT: Spanish Club I, 2. DAVIS, SCOTT ALAN VICA- ICE 4. DA WSON, JAMES TIMO TH Y1 Drama 31 VICA 4. DA WSON, LISA MARIE1 Key Club 2, 3, 41 Archery I, 2. 3, 41 VICA 4. DEHART, K IMBERL Y L YNN1 Student Government 3, 41 Ski Club 31 Cross Country 41 Track 4. DELAET, KIETH EDWARD1 Band I, 2, 3, 41 Fortress 31 Honor roll I, 2. 3, 41 Grinnel Hiking I. DEMARTELAERE, LOUANN K1 Key Club Ii AFS 2. DEMLONG, TERI LYNN: Key Club I. DODT, TAMERA L YNN1 Pom 3. 41 Key Club 2, 31 Mat Maids 21 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. DOOLITTLE, WOODY LEE: German Club I, 21 FBLA 3, 4. DOUGLAS, RANDY DEAN1 AHS. DOWELL, MARK ALLAN1 Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 4. DOWTY, MABEL SUSAN: HERO 4. DUFF. JAMES: AHS. DURBIN, JERRY R.: Football Ii EAGAN, RICHARD1 Band 3, 41 NHS 41 Key Club 31 Parnassus 4. EARL, JEFFEREY CLA Y: ICE- VICA 4. EA VES, TOM R1 Tennis I1 Bowl- ing 31 Baseball 3, 4. EBERT, ANN M.1 Scimitar 3, 4. ECKLEY, KERRY MICHELLE1 Hiking 2, 3. 41 Bowling 3. 4. VICA 4. EDDY, JANICE E. AHS. ENGLAND, AARON EDMUND, AHS. EPPERSON, KELL Y LYNN, Key Club I, 2. 3, Spanish Club I. ETZ, DA VID DYE, Football l, 2, Basketball I, Baseball I, 2, 3. 4, Student Government I, 2, 3, Ski Club I. 2, 3, 4. FARMER. MA UREEN REENEE, AHS. FARRELL, MICHAEL JOSEPH, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 2, Parnassus 3, 4, NHS 4. FELIZ, SHELLEYANNE, Ski Club 4, VICA 4, Matmaids 2. FIERROS, CLARE, Track I, 2, 3. 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Parnassus 3, 4. FIGUEROA. FRANK CARL, AHS. FINCH, ELLEN MARIE, Volley- ball I, 2, Softball I. FITZPATRICK, JIM, Ski Club I. 2, 3. 4, NHS 4, Football 3, 4, viCA 4, Hiking 2, 3, 4. FLORES. SANDRA, MECHA 2, HOPE 4. FL YNN. EVETTE ANN MARIE, AHS. FRANK, MARK, Tennis I, Base- ball I, Basketball I, 2, Golf 3. FOSTER, KIMBERLY ASCHELL, DECA 3, 4. FOX. JANA D, Key Club 2, 3, NHS 3, 4, VICA 4. FOX MICHEAL DEAN, AHS. FRYMAN, VICKI S, COE 4. G GLAZMAN, MARIN, Tennis I. 2, 3, 4, Softball 2, Cross Coun- try 4, Ski Club 2, 4, Student Government 4, DECA 3. GALLAGHER. STEPHANIE ANN, AHS. GAMEZ, JOSEPH M, NHS 3. 4, Parnassus 3, 4, Spanish 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. GARCIA MONICA ANN MA- RIA, Band 2, 3, 4, Drama 3. GARRAGHAN, PHOEBE S, Soft- ball 3, 4, Cheer 4, Track 3, 4, Student Government 2. GEORGE, BETTY MAE, AHS. GILL, JEANNE L YNN, Cross Country 4, Track 4. GLEMBA, AUDREY A, Track I, 2, 4, Softball I, 2, 4, Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball I, SENIOR REGISTER Basketball 3, Parnassus I, NHS 3, 4. GLOVER, ANNETTA L, Volley- ball I, 2. 4, Track I, Softball 2, Key Club. GLUCK, MITCH, AHS GOLDMAN, SHERYL L YNN, Cheer 2, Student Govern- ment 2, Mascot 4, Key Club 4, Parnassus 4, AFS 4, Ski Club 3. GOMEZ, KELLY ANN, Volley- ball 3, Badmitten I. GOODWIN, TERESA S, Track I, Tennis 2, Key Club I, Scimi- tar 2, 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3. 4, Creative Writing 4. GOSSARD, STACY RENEE, DECA 3, 4. GORE, AOLANI FAE, Key Club I, 2, 3, Matmaids I, 2, Pom 4. GRAHAM, SEAN S, Football I, 2. 3, 4, Wrestling 3, 4, Ski Club 3, 4, Baseball, NHS 4. GRA Y, JULIE SUZETTE, Band I. 2, 3, 4, German Club 2. GRA Y, LAURIE S, Track I, 2, 3. 4, Volleyball 2, NHS 4, Par- nassus 3, Cross Country 3, Ski Club 4. GREEL Y, KA THR YN MARY, FBLA I, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, Cross Country 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, Parnas- sus 4. GREENMYER, ED, Wrestling 3. 4. GRENDA, KRIS TIN MARIE, Bas- ketball I, Softball 2. GRIEVE, SALL Y ESTHER, Band 2, 3, 4, Hiking 2, NHS 3, 4, Parnassus 3. GRIFFITH, DEBBIE K, Volleyball I, 2, 3 4, Mascot 3.4, NHS 3. 4, Hiking Club I, Parnassus 4. GRIFFITH, RANDY N, AHS. GRIFFOR, JACK, AHS GROVE, VICKIE LYNN, Honor Roll I, 3, 4. GUFFEY, RICHARD K, AHS GROVER, SCOTT, Football Is NHS 4, Parnassus 3, VICA 4. H HACKER, LORA, AHS. HALAL, DA VID R, Cross Coun- try I, Track I, 2, 3, 4. HALL, KATHLEEN ELIZABETH, Key Club I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis I, Girls State 4, FBLA 2, DECA 3, 4, NHS 4. HAMEN, LARRY, Baseball 4, Track 4. HANEY, LINDA SUE, Art Club I. 2, Hiking Club 3, Parnassus I. 2, NHS 4. HARDY. LISA S, HERO 4. HARNA CK. JEFFER Y L YNNE, Track 4. HARRIS, DAN, Wrestling I, 4. HARRIS, JANNA L, Softball I. HA YES, DA VID R, AHS. HEER. CARLA J, Matmaids I. HIEN, WENDY SUE, AHS. HELM, EARL JA Y, Basketball 4, Track 4. HEL MS, MICHELLE RENEE, Speech I, 2, 4, Thespians I, 2. 3, 4, FBLA I, Parnassus 4, Flag Line 4, Wrestlerettes I, 4. HEMPEN, RON, Golf I, 3. HENEGHAN, KELLY JA Y, For- tress 4, French Club I, Quill and Scroll 4. HENRY, CHARLES WOOD- ROW, Football I, Basketball 2, 3 4. HIRKO, DAN, Key Club 3, 4, NHS 4, Track 2, Parnassus 4. HOBERT, SHELL Y, Softball I, 2, 3. 4, Volleyball 2, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 4. HOBERT, SHERR Y FA YE, Ski Club 2, 3, 4, Matmaids I, 2, Volleyball 2, Softball 2. 3, Track 2. HOBBS, DEBBIE DIANE, Key Club I, FBLA 2. HOCHHAL TER, GEORGE L, AHS. HODGES, MARIE D, Matmaids 2. HOFFARTH. ELAINE, NHS 4, Track I, 2, 3, 4, Cross Coun- try 2, 3, 4. HOGLAND, MARK, Football I, Baseball I, 2, Ski Club 3. HOLADAY, BRENDA, Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, DECA 4, Ski Club I, 4. HOLLAND, CHRISTINE, Stu- dent Government 2, 3, Ten- nis I, Matmaids I, 2, Baseball Mgr. 3, Ski Club 4, Key Club 4. HOL T, EMIL YJ, Matmaids 2, 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Archery 3, 4. HONHOIE WA. DENISE D., AHS. HORNER, MICHELLE MARIKO, AFS I, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Ten- nis I, 2, 3, 4, Band I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4, Girls State 3. HORTON, ANTHONY R, Foot- ball I, 2, 3, Track I. HOVEY, JILL C, AHS. HUDSON. THERESA A, Key Club I, Matmaids I, DECA 3, 4. HUGHES, JULIE ANN, Volley- ball I. 4, Softball I, Cheer 2, Tennis 3, 4, Pom 3, 4, HUNT, KAREN, Volleyball I, 2. 3, Softball I, 2, Archer I, 2. 3. 4, Key Club I. INMAN. JOHN P, Football 2, 3, Bowling 2, 3. J JAMES, JOSEPH RICHARD, NHS 3, 4, Parnassus 4, Chess Club 4, AFS 4. JA YCOX, JOHN BRITT, Foot- ball I, DECA 3, 4. JA YE, LYNETTE, Key Club I, 2, HOPE 4. JIMENEZ, MA MARTINA, AHS. JODA T, CHERYL L, Softball Mng. I, 2. JOHNSON, JAMIE J, AHS. JOHNSON, KIM, Pom 3, 4, Mat- maid I, NHS 4, Student Gov- ernment 4, Honor Roll I, 2 3. 4. JOHNSON. RICHARD S, Bas- ketball I. 2, 3, 4. JONES, LORI, Bowling 2, NHS 3. 4, Parnassus 3, 4. JONES, MICHAEL, AHS. JORDON DONNA M, Flagg Line 4. JORGENSON, PEGGY, Tennis I. 2. 3, 4, Softball I, 2, 4, Cross Country 2, 3, 4, Student Government 4, NHS 4. JOSL YN DIANE MARIA, ROTC I, 2, 3, 4, HERO 4, K KA TZENBERGER VAL ORIE JO, Bowling I, Key Club 2, 3, 4, HOPE 4. KELL Y, KA THRINE M, Tennis I, Key Club I, 2, 3, 4, Anytown 4, DECA 3, FBLA 2, NHS 3.4, Parnassus 4. KEMP, RANDALL T, Student Government 2, 3, NHS 4, FBLA 4, Parnassus 2, 3, Ten- nis 2, Bowling 2, Boys State 3. KENISON, FLOYD RICHARD, Spanish Club I, 2, 3, 4, Foot- ball I, Key Club I, 2, 3, Bowl- ing 4, FBLA I, Parnassus 4. KENNEDY, BRIDGE T L YNN, Volleyball I, 2, 3, Track 2, Honor roll I, 2, 3, 4. SENIOR REGISTER 2l5 KEW, SCOTT A, AHS. KING, BILL, ROTC I, 2, 3, Dun- geons and Dragons 3, 4, Hik- ing 3, 4. KING, CHRISTOPHER AHS. KING, RUBEN L YM Wrestling I, Track 2, 4, Football 2. KIM, YULJOONG J., AHS. KIRBY LARRY A., Basketball 3, 4, Track 3, 4. KISNER, FRANK L, Football I, Baseball I, Basketball I, 2, 3. 4. KMIECIAK, KA THY MARIE, Key Club I, FBLA 3, 4. K ORESSEL , JA C OUEL INE ROSE, Key Club I, 3, COE 4. KROHN. L YNNETTE SUE, FBLA 3, Parnassus 3, Honor Roll I, L LACHMAN, TRACEY, Quill and Scroll 3, Yearbook 3. 2, 3, 4. LAROCCA, JOHN CHARLES, AHS. " LARSON, BETH L, AHS. LA THOM, DONNA M. Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Mmmalds l, ski Club 2. LAURENCE, MEL VIN TERRY, AHS. LA WLER, BENJI H. Homecom- ing King, Football I. 2. 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2. 3, 4, Track I, 2, 4. LAZOVICH, MARC, Basketball I, Key Club 2, 3, 4, AFS I, NHS 4. LEE CHRISTOPHER L, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Speech 2, 3, 4, Drama I, 2, 3, 4. LIEMBACH, KIMBERL Y WIN- ONA, Matmaids 2, Ski Club 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Softball 4. LEMME, MIKE DA VID, Basket- ball I, Hiking I, 2, 3, 4, Sci- ence Club I. 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. LINDLEY, DENNIS E., Hiking Club I, 2, 3, 4, Science I, 2, 3, 4, Fortress 3, 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, Computer I. 2, NHS 4. LINDSEY, JIM D, AHS. LODMELL, TRACY JA Y, Com- puter Club 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Parnassus 3, AFS 3. LOMUSCIO, DEBBIE, Tennis I, 2, 3, NHS 4, Softball 2, 3, Vol- leyball 3, Badmitton 2, COE 4. LONG, KRIS TEN ADAIR, AHS. LOPEZ. RICHARD VINCENT, AHS. LOVATO, SYLVIA, Matmaids 2, DECA 3, 2l6 SENIOR REGISTER SENIOR REGISTER LUCAS, PETER SCOTT, JROTC I, 2, 3, 4, VICA 4. LUI. GEORGE K, FBLA 2, 3, 4, Bowling 2, Parnassus 3, 4, Boys srate 3. 4, NHS 2, 4, German Club 3, 4. L YKINS, JON F, AHS. LYNCH. ROBERT ANDREW, VICA 4. MAGEE, DANIAL ALLEN, Key Club I, Band 2, 3, Bowling 2. MALLOW, CLIFF L, AHS. MANKER, LORA LEE, AHS. MANNING, TERRI L YNN, Mal maids I, Softball 3. MARTIN, BRIDGE T DENISE, AHS. MARTINEZ, RUDY, Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2, Track I, 2, 4. MA YER, DENISE, Matmaids 2. MCARDLE, PAUL ARRON, AHS. MCCAMBL Y, KIMBERL Y JEANNE, Key Club I, 2, Mat- maids 3, DECA 3, 4. MCCANTS, THERESA MARIE, FBLA I, 4, Matmaids I, Bad- mittin 3, 4. MCCARTHY, ANASTACIA MONIOUE, Key Club I. 2. 3. 4, Fortress I, 2, 3, 4, Editor 3. 4, Friends 4, Anytown 4, Quill and Scroll 3, 4, AFS 3. MCGARVEY, JUNE, Honor Roll I. MCKEE, PAULA JEAN, Mat- maids 2, 3, Ski Club 4, Key Club I, Honor Roll I, 2. MCLAUGHLIN, KIETH, German Club I, 2, 3, 4. MCSORLE Y JAMIE RA Y, Base- ball I, 2, 4, Basketball I, 2, Wrestling I, Football 4. MCCOY GREGORY ALLAN, VICA 3, 4. MEAGHER COLLEEN MAR Y, DECA 2. 3, VICA 4, Softball I. 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. MEEK, TAMMY, Matmaids I, 2. 3, Badmitton 3, Student Government 3. 4, Parnassus 2, 4, AFS 4, Friends 4, Honor Roll I, Anytown 3. MENDEZ. MELISSA ANM Soft- ball I, 4, Spanish I, 4, Band 2, 3. 4. METZ. KIM, Matmaids 4, Key Club I, 2, 3. MICELI, NINO C., Football I, 2, Wrestling I. MILLER, DEBRA L YNN, Mat- maids I, 4. MILLER, JILL A., Ski Club 2, VICA 4. MILLER, SHERRI L YNN, Parnas- SUS 3, 4: NHS 3, 4, HOPE 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4. MONTCLAIR, DEBBIE ANN, Volleyball 2, 3, Softball I, 2, 3, 4. MOOD Y, ANDREW JACKSON, Speech I. 2, 3, 4, Parnassus 2, 3, 4, Band 2, 3. 4, NHS 4, FBLA 4. MOORE, LISA ANNE, FBLA I, DECA 4, Honor Roll I, 3. MOORE, SUZEE L, Volleyball I. MORENO, SUSIE MARIE, ME- CHA I, 2. MORQUECHO, CHIRSINTA, FBLA 4, Matmaids I, 2, 3, 4. Chess Club 4, Hiking 4, JORTC 2, Honor Roll 3. MUL CHA NDA NI, L O VINA, AHS. MUNON, IVETTE PAMELA, AHS. MUNOZ, PAM Y., AHS. MURPHY, CLIO, Student Gov- ernment 2, Tennis 2, AFS 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I, 2. 3. MURRAY ANNETTE L., AHS. MORAOUECHO, DONNA MA- RIE, Matmaids 2, 3, 4. N NANNESTAD, LISA ANN, Stu- dent Government I, 2, 4, Pom 3.4, NHS 4, Parnassus 4, Badmitton 2, Ski Club 2, 3, Homecoming Queen 4. NA THAN, JON G, Basketball I, Track 2, 3, 4, Cross Country 2, 3.4, Tennis I. NELSON, LEE: AHS. NG. SOPHIA, AHS. NGHIEM, THA NH X UZN, Chess Club 4, French Club I. 0 OCHOA. BELINDA, AHS. OLESON, FLORENCE KRISTEN, OWE 4. OLSKER, MICHAEL, Tennis 2. 3, 4, Student Government I, 2. 3, 4, Student Body President 4, Key Club 4, NHS 4, Rotar- ian 4, Boys State 4. ONIELL, IDA B, FBLA 3. ONG, NANCY Y, Key Club I, Matmaids I, Badmitten 3, Student Government 4, AFS 4, Parnassus 4, Friends 4, Anytown 4. MULLICAN, VINCE MICHAEL, PAMER, CHERYL, FBLA I. PA NE TTA, ANDREA JUS TINE, AHS. PARISH, DONNA L YNN, HERO 4, Matmaids I, 2, 3, 4. PARK, SCOTT, HOPE 4. PAROULEK, CONNIE, ROTC 2, 3, 4, DECA 4. PAROULEK, RUTH ANN, Mat- maids 3, 4. PA TTEN, MARY, DECA 3, 4. PA VLENKO, ALEXANDER, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4. PETTETI1 BARBARA MARIE, Parnassus 3, 4, NHS 4, Girls State 4, Student Govern- ment I, 2, 3, 4. PHYLE. CHRISTINE ANN, Mat- maids I, 2, 3, 4, Parnassus 4, NHS 3, 4, Student Govern- ment 4, German Honor 4. PIPPINS, PHILLIP L., Football I, 2, 3,, Track I. 2, 3, Basketball I, 2, Art Club 3, 4. PIPPINS, OUINCE EDWARD, Football I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball I, 2. POORMA N, WIL LIAM MI- CHAEL, Tennis I, Basketball I, 2. PA TTER, BEBBIE L YNN, Key Club I, Matmaids I, 2, Track I, 2, Tennis I, Pom 3.4, HERO 4, PRESTON, LESA A, Badmitton 3, 4, Student Government 3, 4. PRIEGER, DA VID, Football 3, 4. PURCELL, GARY ARTHUR, Q OUILL, SHERI, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, NHS 4. AHS. R RAMIREZ, PATRICK JOSEPH, HERO 4. REED, MARGARET AL THEA, VICA 3, 4, Matmaids I, Cho- rus I, 2, 3, Bowling 2, Track I. 3. 4, Volleyball l. REEVES, ELAINE MICHELLE: HOPE 4, VICA 4. REGER, STACEY ANN MARIE, Key Club I, Parnassus 3, 4. REID, CARLA L Parnassus 3, OWE 4. REYNOLDS, ANDRE I. YNNE, OWE 4, AFS I, FBLA 4, Key Club I, 35 Matmaids 35 Bad- mitton 3. RICCITELLI, CAMELLA ANNE5 Softball lg Fortress 45 Ouill and Scroll 45 Matmaids I. RIOS, LISA E5 MECHA 2. RIVERA, TIM5 Band 2, 3, 45 Ten- nis li Archery 3, 4. ROBERTS, TRACI LYNN5 Stu- dent Government I, 2, 3, 45 NHS 45 Softball I, 25 Volleyball 3, 45 Tennis I, 2, 3. 45 Pom 3, 45 Parnassus 4. RODRIGUEZ, LUCIA VILLEGAS5 AHS. ROGGA TZ, PAUL M., AHS. ROSENE, ERIC5 VICA 45 FBLA 35 Bowling I. ROSS, JONATHAN R5 Bowling 35 NHS 35 45 Computer Club 3, 4. ROSSI, CAROL ANN, VICA 45 Honor Roll I. 2, 3. ROZUM, BOB .IOSEPH5 AHS. RUDOLPH, BILL JAMES5 VICA 4. RULLA, RICHARD W5 AHS. RUNNINGS, JULIE L YNNE5 Soft- ball I, 2, 35 Tennis lt Track ls Parnassus 3, 4.5 NHS Ski Club 3, 4. RUSSELL, KEVIN M5 AHS. RYAN, ERIC A5 Chess Team 4. S SAHHAR, ROBERT PHILLIP5 Football la Key Club 2. 3, 4. SALKED, JEFF: Golf ls HERO 4, SCARBROUGH SARAH R5 DECA 4. SCHACHT, JEFF R5 AHS. SCHENCK, MARY LYN5 Or- chestra I, 2, 3. SCHIED, JOSEPH W5 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Baseball ls Student Government 2. 3, 45 NHS 4. SCHIEMAN, CONNIE5 DECA 3. 4. SCHMIDT, KIRSTEN MARIE5 Tennis lg Student Govern- ment lg NHS 45 Parnassus 45 Ski Club 4. SCHMIDT, PAUL WILLIAM, Baseball I, 2. SCHRYER WILLIAM PATRICK: AHS. SCOTT, MIKE5 AHS. SEMMON5, RICHARD A5 Foot- ball lg Band I, 2, 3, 45 Wres- tling lg Cross Country 25 Track I. SESMA. MONICA5 MECHA 2. SETTLE THOMAS5 AHS. SHAINE, RANDY5 AHS. SHARPE, GARY JOE5 Basketball SENIOR REGISTER I, 2. 35 Track 25 Magic Club 2. SHERWOOD, BARBARA ANN5 Matmaids 3. SHOURDS, KELLIE DIANE: Soft- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Golf I, Student Government lg Ski Club I, 2. 3. SHOUP, ROBERT BRIAN: Foot- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Track 2, 3, 4. SKEL TON, LORI D5 HERO 4. SLACK, DEBORAH E5 Science Club 2, 35 45 Matmaids I. SLAGLE, ROBERT H5 AHS SLA TTERY, ROBERT H. Wres- tling I, 2, 3, 4. SL OCUM, BRENDA LOU5 HOPE 4. SL OC UM, PAMELA CHRIS TINE5 VICA 4. SMALLIDGE, KA THR YN AN- GELA5 Student Government I, 2, 3, 45 AFS lg NHS 45 Par- nassus 4. SMART, RHONNIE DE WA YNE5 ROTC I. 2, 3, 45 Student Gov- ernment 3, 4g Anytown 45 Key Club 45 Parnassus 4. SMITH, CHARLES F5 AHS. SMITH, LOGAN ALLAN5 Foot- ball lt Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Baseball I, 2, 3, 4. SOTO, EDWARD M.5 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Band I, 2, 3, 4, HOPE 4. SPANGLER ROGER DWANE5 AHS, SPANOS, VASI5 Key Club I, 3, IIICA 4. SPINA, CHRIS, Scimitar I, 2, 35 Matmaid 2. S TANTON, FRANK E., AHS. STATEN, VICKIE L., Flag Line 4. STA TEN, CASSANDRA DENISE5 BSU 2. STEPHENS, KENNETH CHARLES5 Baseball 3, 4. STEWART, BECKY ANN: Bad- mitton 2, 3. STEWART, MICHAEL STEVEN5 AHS. STINNETT, RIED CHARLES5 HERO 45 Chorus I, 2. S TONEROCK, ELIZABETH E VE5 DECA 4. STRINGFEL L O W, WALL Y DEAN: Drama 2, 3, 4. STROW, KIMBERL Y CHRIS- TIAN5 HERO 4. SULLIVAN. MIKE: AHS. SUTTON, BILL R5 Football I. 2, 3. 4. SWIM, SALL Y ANN5 COE 4. SZECHENYI, GABRIAL L5 Band 2. 3, 4, Golf I, 2, Key Club I, Archery 2. T TANG, GA YLE E5 Cheer 2, 3, 45 Tennis lt Band I, 25 Parnassus 3, 45 NHS 45 Anytown 4. TARINTINO, KATHLEEN MA- RIE5 HERO 4. TRAVIS, JAMES F5 Football I. TA VISON, ARLENE MARIA5 Tennis I, 2. DECA 3, 45 Soft- ball 45 Hero 35 Ski Club 2. TA YL OR, LARONDA5 AHS. TAYLOR, TAMMY5 Volleyball I, 2. THACKER, DIANE, NHS 4. THOMPSON, LAURIE J5 Soft- ball 4. TREINEN, HOWARD PAUL5 Football I, 2, 3, TRUJILLO, FERNANDO5 Foot- ball I, 2, 3. 4. TUBERGEN, ANDREW JON5 AHS. TUCKER, SHERI LYN5 Student Government I, 2, 3, 45 Soft- ball I, 2, 3, 45 Badmitten 25 Tennis 25 Key Club 45 Parnas- sus 3, 45 Girls State 45 DECA 4x NHS 4. TURNER, SHANNON KA Y: Stu- dent Government I. TURNER, TIMOTHY RICHARD5 Tennis 25 Bowling 25 Parnas- sus 45 Student Government 45 Art Club 3, 45 NHS 4. URIAS, NANCY H.5 MECHA 45 FBLA 4. VANZANT, LORI JUNE: Maior- ette 3, 45 HERO 4. VINCENT, TERRI SUE5 Bowling lg Key Club 2. 35 Parnassus 3, 45 NHS 4. VONDEHL. WILLIAM ALLAN5 Art Club 3, 45 VICA 2. WADDELL, APRIL L YNN: VICA 4. WAGNER, BILL5 Science 45 Key Club 3, 45 Hiking 3. WAGNER, BILL R5 Football lt Golf lg Boys State 35 Key Club I, 3, 45 Science Club 3, 45 Hik- ing Club 2, 3, 45 Parnassus 3. 45 NHS 45 FBLA 3. WAL TZ, MOLL Y JO5 Archery I, 2 WARE, CODY SHANE5 ROTC 2. 3, 45 Football lg Basketball I. WASHINGTON, SHEILA J. DECA 3, 4. WASYL, DAN ALAN: Cross Country I. WA TKINS, LINDA J: Softball I. WA TSON, MA TT DA VID5 AHS. WA YMAN, LINDA, Volleyball ls Softball I, 35 Track I, 2, 35 Ski Club I, 2, 3 WEBSTER, REBECCA SUZETTE5 AFS 3. 45 Parnassus 3, 45 NHS 4. WELD, KA THRINE RENEE5 Cross Country I, 2, 35 Track I, 2. WELLS, DANIEL5 Band 3. WELLS, SANDRA G5 HOPE 4. WENTZEL, KATHERINE ANN, Key Club ls AFS ls VICA 4. WHITAKER, MITZI DORENE5 Band I, 2, 3, 45 Spanish Club lx Hiking Club 2. WHITAKER, PAMELA K5 VICA 4. WHITE, KIM DIANE5 Cheer 2 Mascot 3, 45 Student Gov- ernment 4t Scimitar WHITE, MELLISSA JEANNE5 NHS 2. 35 Key Club 4. WILLET, DARLENE5 NHS 3, 45 COE 4. WILLIAMS, JEFF LEE: Track I, 2, 45 Cross Country I, 2, 3, 4. WILLIAMS, SHARON5 AHS. WILLS, TODD DUANE5 AHS. WILSON, FRED DA VID5 Foot- ball lt Track 35 Cross Coun- try 4. WISNER, JIM E5 Football I, 2, 3, 45 Track I, 2, 3, 45 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 4. Y YBANEZ, GLORIA: MECHA I. 25 Spanish I, 25 Track 3, 4. YOUNG, KENNETH PAUL5 Band 25 DECA 4. YOUNG, YVONNE DEBRA: Softball lg Basketball 2. Z ZEPEDA, CLIFFORD MANUEL5 Computer Club 4. SENIOR REGISTER 2I7 A Abalos, Tony 169 Abbott. John 185 Abbott, Susan 185 Abel, Eric 201 Abraham, Mike 149 Abram, Henry 149 Absher, Amy 149 Acosta, Fernando 185 Adair, Michelle 201 Adair, Ron 149 Baker. Karl 201 Baker, Laura 201 Baker, Norman 150 Baldenegro, Yolanda 201 Baldwin, Ronald 201 Banks, Anne 185 Banks, Jana 150 Banks, Steve 150 Banner, Richard 201 Bannister, Guadalupe 201 Barbano, Charlene 169 Barcellos, Andrew 150 Barker, Lori 169 Adamo Paul 201 Adams, Donna 201 Adams, Penny 201 Adams, Shirl 149 Adams, Tony 185 Adkins Adkins Darrin 185 Wilson 149 Aguilar, Nannette 149 Aguilera, Pete 201 Aguilera, Vincent 149 Aguirre, Isaac 169 Aguirre, Ruben 149 Alderman, Glenn 149 Alford. James 201 Alger, Deana 149 Allen, Donna 169 Allen. Mark 169 Allen, Michael 185 Allen, Pamela 169 Barnes, David 201 Barnett Jackie 150 Barraza, Joe 150 Barrett, Damon 201 Barrett, Kendell 201 Barrett, Kim 201 Barrett, Ronald 201 Barrett, Ronda 169 Barrett, Tammy 201 Barrios, Guillermo 201 Basile, Kim 169 Baskett, Dawn 169 Baskett, Sharon 185 Bastio, Jackie 201 Batie, Neil 169 Bauer, Sarah 185 Bauer, Tammy 185 Baughman. Barbara 150 General Index Bloom. Neal 169 Bloomingdale. Jolene 150 Blue, Dalyn 150 Boat, William 185 Bobo, Terry 201 Bocskay, Valerie 150 Bodah. Cindy 169 Bodah. Sandra 185 Bogert, Cheryl 201 Bogert, Suzanne 170 Bogue. Christine 201 Boling, Gregg 202 Boling. Janet 150 Bolt, Connie 185 Bolton, Earl 185 Bonham. Karen 202 Bonham, Kelli 170 Bonham, Kevin 202 Bonham, Sharon 202 Bonny, Douglas 202 Bonny, Terri 185 Border, Teresa 202 Borek, Barbara 185 Borene, David 202 Borge, Jon 150 Born, Brad 170 Borunda, Andy 150 Bottoms, David 202 Bouchard, Tony 185 Boudreau, Michelle 202 Boudreau, Steven 185 Bourn, Charlotte 150 Allen, Terri 169 Alt. Justin 185 Altamirano, Daniel 169 Altamirano, Linda 149 Altamirano, Norma 201 Cataldo. Christina 202 Altomare, Annette 185 Alvarado, Oscar 149 Alvarado, Victor 201 Amavisca Edward 169 Amavisca, Marco 185 Amavisca Raul 149 Ambrose, Steven 146 Anderson Carla 149 Anderson Gloria 169 Anderson John 149 Anderson Karen 185 Anderson Karissa 201 Anderson Kent 201 Anderson Lee 201 Anderson Penni 149 Anderson Philip 201 Anderson Robert 169 Anderson Roberto 149 Anderson Scott 185 Anderson Scott 185 Anetsberger, Keith 185 Anetsberger, Lisa 149 Angora, Elena 149 Angora, Thomas 201 Antee, Tracy 185 Applin. Melvin 185 Arbanas, Daniel 201 Arico, Michael 185 Arico, Nick 185 Armstrong. Steve 185 Artalejo, Ana 201 Artalejo. Marcella 169 Arvizu, Sylvia 169 Ashton, James 185 Ashton, Paul 169 Aston, Deena 185 Aubin, Gary 149 Austerman, Sherri 149 Ayala, Frank 185 Ayala, Manuel 169 Aykes. Sheila 185 Baughman. Brenda 201 Bay, Sean 201 Bayman, Vikki 201 Beach, Kenneth 185 Beach, Nona 185 Beauchamp, Chad 185 Bechtel. Brent 185 Bechtold, Kim 169 Beck. Allen 201 Beck, Nancy 169 Becker. Carl 201 Becker. Christopher 185 Bedore, Gregory 169 Bedore, Mark 201 Bee, Mike 150 Beebe. David 169 Beebe, Deanna 185 Beeson, Robert 201 Begay, Allison 201 Begay, Veronica 169 Beideman, Kathleen 201 Bejar, Tom 201 Belcher, Linda 201 Bell, James 150 Bell, Sandra 150 Bemelman, Pam 185 Bemus, Douglas 150 Bennett, Jonnea 185 Benton, Erik 201 Berberich, Amy 150 Bergman, Tim 185 Berlin, Renee 150 Berlis, Kimberley 201 Berry, Sandra 201 Berryman, Sharon 185 Bertram, Dale 150 Bertram, Darla 185 Bethel, Lyra 185 Betterton, Shawn 201 Bilitzo, Jill 185 Bill, Sharon 185 Biondo, Russell 201 Birdwell, Richard 185 Bisson, Larry 150 Bittner, Kandi 185 Blackford, Deborah 185 Blackman, April 201 Blackshire, Julie 169 Blackwell, Marina 150 Blake, Charles 20 Blake, Debbie 150 Blake, Robert 201 Bowdoin, James 185 Bowes, Bowler. Bowles. Bowles, Brian 202 Alison 170 Beth 202 Dave 150 Bushnell, Jonathon 202 Bushroe, Dawn 170 Buske, Rory 150 Butinski, Jimmy 170 Butinski. Victor 186 Butler, Maureen 151 Butler, Michael 202 Butler, Virginia 170 Byrum, Ronald 170 C Cadenhead, Jon 202 Cahill. Christopher 151 Calderon. Anthony 170 Calderon, Doreen 151 Calderon, Gregory 202 Calderon, Stephen 151 Caler. Victoria 202 Calhoun, Randell 202 Calhoun, Richard 170 Calles, Michael 202 Camargo, Jimmy 202 Camargo, John 151 Cambern. Jon 186 Cambern, Krista 202 Campbell, CArrie 186 Campbell. Karen 186 Campbell, Monica 151 Candelaria, Barry 202 Candelaria, Ofelia 151 Canez, Sylvia 151 Cano, Ernie 186 Canter, Carla 170 Canter, Cecelia 151 Bowles, Robert 170 Boyd, Lori 202 Bradbury, Dorene 150 Braden. Timothy 170 Bradshaw, Troy 150 Brady, Charles 202 Brandenburg, Jill 186 Brandon, Paul 170 Braun. Michael 202 Breckenfelder. Lori 202 Brennan, Michael 202 Breshears, George 170 Bretall, Dionda 202 Bretall, Douglas 170 Brewer, Michael 202 Brewster, Doug 150 Brinton, Jon 150 Britt. Catherine 170 Brizzee, Craig 202 Broderick, Amy 186 Brooks, Kimberly 186 Brooks, Stephen 202 Brooksby. Scot 170 Carden as, Nikki 202 Carey, Tim 170 Carlin, David 186 Carlin. Jeff 151 Carmody, Sheri 170 Carpen Carpen Carter, ter, Frank 186 ter, Luther 202 Jacqueline 151 Carter. Linda 186 Carter, Lynda 186 Carter, Casey, Ray 170 Mike 136 Casillas, Joseph 202 Castellano, Susan 186 Castellanos, Sylvia 202 Castle, Valarie 170 Castner, Shawn 186 Castro, Carolyn 186 Castro, Maria 202 Brown. Barry 170 Brown, Caralynn 202 Brown, Debora 186 Brown, Douglas 170 Brown, Eric 170 Brown, Jack 150 Brown, Patty 202 Browning, Duane 170 Broyles, Tim 150 Brunico n, Karren 186 Brunsberg, Richard 170 Bryant, Bryant, Bryant, Denise 170 Kenneth 186 Loren 150 Buchanan. Brenda 186 Bach, Rayann 149 Bailey, Janine 169 Bailey, Lavonne 150 Bailey, Lloyd 201 Baker. Ben 185 Baker, Cory 185 Baker, Cynthia 201 Baker, Jodie 169 218 GENERAL INDEX Blakley. Virginia 201 Blansit. Pete 185 Blasor, Jeffery 201 Bledsoe, Kristi 201 Blickenstaff, Marty 201 Bliss, Midge 201 Blochberger, Karen 150 Blochberger, Sean 169 Buerke, Ellen 202 Bunting, James 186 Burchett. Bev 186 Burcky, Bruce 170 Burdo, Amy 202 Burke, Vincent 202 Burkhart, Melissa 202 Burns, Christine 170 Burns, Erick 170 Burns, Peggy 186 Burrows, Sue 150 Bursott. Natalie 186 Burt, Barbra 202 Burt, Curtis 170 Burt, Micki 170 Burton, Geri 170 Caywood, Daren 170 Ceia. Carlos 186 Ceja, Samuel 202 Celaya, Charles 151 Celaya, Darlene 202 Cerny, John 151 Cervantes, Marcos 186 Challis, Kevin 170 Chalue, Lisa 170 Chambers, William 202 Champagne, Isabel 202 Chandler, Kimberly 170 Chandler, Michele 151 Chapman, Michelle 186 Chapman, J. 170 Charlet, Robin 170 Charlet, Ronda 202 Chartrand, Peter 202 Chase, Christina 186 Chase, William 151 Chavez, Carolyn 170 Cherry, Linda 202 Cheung, Donna 171 Chi, Heejoon 171 Chicoine, Michael 171 Childress, Louann 151 Choate, Gary 151 Choate, Marty 202 Chou, Johnny 186 Chou, Mary 202 Christensen, Troy 151 Christian, Marcia 171 Christoferson, Marget Christopher, Mike 171 202 Chrysler, Lisa 186 Chrysler. Tamara 171 Cirocco, Christopher I71 Cisco, Bridgett 202 Claridge, Tracy 186 Clark. Denise 171 Clark, Frank 171 Clark, Katherine 151 Clark, Patricia 171 Clark, Patricia 171 Clark, Scott 186 Clark, Stephanie 151 Clark, Todd 186 Clegg, Jon 171 Cline, Julie 202 Clugston, Vivian 171 Coates, Stacy 186 Coates, Susan 186 Coates, Virginia 151 Coburn, Daniel 202 Cohen, Jennifer 151 Cohen. Viki 186 Coldsmith, Pam 186 Cole, Brad 202 Cole, Charles 171 Collier. James 151 Collier. Karen 186 Colligan, Ivy 171 Colyar, Glenn 186 Combs, Cheryl 151 Comer, Louise 202 Compton, Kirk 186 Conarroe. Amy 171 Conaway, Tracy 186 Cone, Dianna 202 Conklin, Mary 186 Connors, Elizabeth 151 Consier, Ronald 186 Contini, John 151 Contreras. Diana 202 Conway, Michael 186 Conway, Pamela 151 Cook, Danette 171 Cook, Kevin 151 Cook, Robert 202 Coons, Frank 171 Coons, Larry 186 Cooper, David 187 Cooper. Lori 151 Cooper, Stacy 151 Cooper, Troy 152 Copeland, Lee 186 Corbett. Chris 187 Corbin, Jeff 202 Cordero, Laura 203 Cordova, Becky 187 Corson, Charles 187 Cortes, Daniel 171 Corum, Kellie 171 Cottrell, Pat 187 Couturier. Douglas 187 Cowand, Robert 203 Cox, Keith 205 Coyle, Lynn 203 Cozad, Robert 203 Craft, Tania 203 Crandall, Laura 187 Crane, Tina 203 Cranston, William 171 Crews, Sally 152 Crinklaw, Lawrence 203 Criswell, Barbara 203 Criswell, Mary 187 Croner, Michael 187 Crossman, Shirley 203 Crouse, Ron 152 Cruikshank, Earl 187 Cruikshank, Tammy 203 Cruz, David 152 Cruz. Eddie 203 Cruz, Lisa 203 Cruz, Steve 187 Culbertson. John 203 Culbertson, Michael 152 Culver, Lee 186 Cummings, Kimberely 203 Cunningham, Mark 171 Curtis, Chad 203 Curtis, Tracy 187 Cuspard. Anita 203 Cuspard. Lanita 171 Cwik. Lawrence l7I D Daer. Michael IS7 Daggett, Rebecca IS7 Dailey, Paula l7l Dale, Mariory I52 Damon. Susan I52 Dangelo, Kathleen 203 Daniels. Beth IS7 David, Paul I52 Davidson. Derek 203 Davirro, Lori I52 Davis. Adrienne IS7 Davis, Antoinette I7l Davis, Charles 203 Davis, Cynthia I7I Davis. Cynthia I52 Davis, Dereck I52 Davis, Diane I7I Davis, Dion IS7 Davis, Jennifer IS7 Davis, John IS7 Davis, Kimberly I52 Davis. Michael I52 Davis. Paul l87 Davis, Scott I52 Davis, Shawn I7I Davis, Sheryl 203 Davis, Stephanie 203 Davis. Tammy I7l Davis, Troy l7I Davis. William 203 Davison, Donald 203 Davison, Heidi 203 Davison. Kim 203 Dawson, Christopher IS7 Dawson, James I52 Dawson, Lisa I52 Dawson, Sharon 203 Day. Teresa IS7 De De De De Angelis, Gene l7I Angelis, Tina 203 Fine, James IS7 Fine. Kimberly 203 De King. William 203 De La Lama, Caryn 203 De Larm. Steven I52 De Leon. Irene I52 De Leon, Josephine IS7 De Leon, Ralph 203 De Loera. Cheryl I72 De Loera, Tina 203 De Martclaere. Louann I52 De Puma. Michael IS7 De Puma, Stacy l87 De Somma. John IS7 De Wald, Debbie I72 Deas. Julie 203 Deas, Marie IS7 Deaton. Wayne I72 Decker, Betty 203 Dehart, Kimberly I52 Dehart, Paige I72 Delaet. Keith I52 Delgado. Alfonso IS7 Deloera. Tina 263 Deluna, John I52 Demlong, Teri I52 Deneke, William 203 Denny, Donna I72 Deplazes, Ronald I52 Derrick. Anita IS7 Diamant. Michaelyn 203 Diets. Quinton 203 Dight. Charles l87 Dobbs, Cherri I52 Doberstein, Dean I52 Dodson, Shodie 203 Dodt. Tamara I52 Domfort. Carolyn 203 Dominguez. Diane I72 Dominguez. Ernestina 203 Donahoo. Jeffrey IS7 Doolittle, Kimberly 203 Doolittle. Wendy I72 Doolittle. Woody I52 Dorosky. Rick I72 Dorsey. Mike IS7 Dorsey, Stephen l87 Douglas, Laura IS7 Douglas. Matthew IS7 Douglas, Russell I72 Doumert. Tanya 203 Dowell, David IS7 Dowell, Mark I52 Dowty, Michael IS7 Dowty, Paul 203 Doyle, Patrick I52 Doyle, Patrick I52 Drake. Susan IS7 Driscoll, Kimberly 203 Driver, Cathy 203 Dryden, Tumara I72 Duarte, Barbara ISS Duarte. Ernestina 203 Dubrul, Ronda I88 Duff, Jon I52 Dugan, Timothy I72 Duiven. Teres IS7 Dunlap. Gregg IS7 Dunn. Carmen ISS Dunn, James I72 Dunn, John I72 Dunn. Michele ISS Dunnan. Diane ISS Dunnington, Troy ISS Duran, Margaret ISS Duran, Pauline I72 Durazo. Susie I52 Durbin. Jerry I52 Dustgate. Kenney 203 Dutton. Diane ISS Duzy. Sherrie I52 Dybeck. Deborah I72 Eads. larry 203 Eagan, Richard I52 Eagan. Sarah ISS Earl, Jeffrey I52 Earle. Buddy 203 Earle, Rae I72 Eaves, Doug ISS Eaves, Thomas l53 Ebert, Anne l53 Eckard. Regina ISS Eddy, Janice l53 Edson. Kristie IS3 Edwards. Meghan 204 Egger. Jeanette 204 Ehler, Vicky ISS Eiffert. Todd I72 Elliott. Melinda 204 Elliott, Victoria 204 Elliott. Winnie ISS Ellis. Angela I72 Ellis, Deborah 204 Ellsoos, Kristie 204 Elston. Davis ISS Ely. Heather I72 Emfinger, Charlie 204 Emfinger. Darren 204 Engel. David 204 England. Aaron I53 Enslin. Jeff ISS Enterline. Tracie 204 Epperson. Kellie ISS Epperson. Leslie ISS Erb, Amy ISS Erdeley. Suzie 204 Erhardt. David I72 Erickson, Wayne 204 Escarcega. Gloria I72 Escobar. Jimmy I72 Escobar, Joey I72 Esham, Pornsawan 204 Esqueda. Abrahan 204 Esqueda, Ivero ISS Esquivel, Regina 204 Esquivel, Veronica I72 Estes, Darrell I72 Estes, Judi ISS Etgen, Susan I53 Ezell. Frances 204 F Fagcn. Randy ISS Fagenbush, Jeff ISS Faraci. Tract 204 Farmer, Maureen I53 Feid, Kurt I72 Felish, Joseph ISS Felix, Alma ISS Felix. Delores ISS Feliz. Kristina ISS Feliz, Shelley I53 Femyer, Jonne 204 Fenton, Lisa I72 Ferguson, James 204 Ferguson, Tracy ISS Fernandez. Allisen I72 Fernandez. Charmaine ISS Fernandez, Melinda 204 Fernandez, Melissa 204 Fields. Bruce I72 Garcia. Celia IS9 Garcia, Charla 205 Garcia, Darryl I73 Garcia Ernie I73 Garcia. Gina 205 Garcia. John 205 Garcia John IS9 Garcia, Lillian 205 Garcia, Martin I73 Garcia. Monica I54 Garcia, Regina 205 Garcia, Traci IOS Gardner. Lori I54 Garhart. George IS9 Garraghan, Shawn IS9 Garron. Richard IS9 Fields, Mickey ISS Fierros. Mary I53 Figueroa, Anna I72 Figueroa, Frankie l53 Filipek. Vanda ISS Fillingham, Fred ISS Finch, Ellen l53 Fineberg, Gary I72 Fisher, Jerry I53 Fishkind, Lisa I8S Fitzpatrick, Tom l53 Fizz, Michelle ISS Fleming, Eric I53 Fleming, Ray 204 Fletcher. Mark ISS Flores, Celia ISS Flores, Chris I53 Flores. Sandra IS3 Florez, Richard 204 Flusche, Robert 204 Flynn, Brien ISS Flynn, Evette I53 Fonteno, Letitia ISS Fonteno, Robert 204 Ford. Kenny ISS Ford, Walter ISS Forman. Scott ISS Forstie. Greg I72 Fort, Richard I72 Fortney, Stephanie ISS Fcsmore. Virginia ISS Foster, Eric I72 Foster, Diane ISS Foster. Jerry 204 Foster, Kimberly I54 Foster, Robert 204 Fowler, Ralph ISS Fox, Jana l53 Fox, Micheal l53 Gates, Stephen I54 Gellenbeck, Dorinda 205 George, Betty I54 George, Teresa 205 George, Vicki I73 Gerle, Eric 205 German. Maria 205 Ghigo, Eugenia I73 Ghigo, Michael I73 Giacalone, Martin 205 Giacalone, Michael I73 Giannobile. Judith 205 Gibb, Brian I54 Gibb. Susan 205 Gibbons, Dodi I73 Gibbons, Julee I73 Gibson, Daneen 205 Gibson, Darrell 205 Gibson. Michael IS9 Giles. Theresa 205 Gill, Aletha IS9 Gill. Jeanne I54 Gill, Maureen IS9 Gill, Nancy 205 Gill, Terry 205 Gillespie, Cheri 205 Gilliland, Byron I73 Glazman, Kami 205 Glazman, Marin I54 Gleizier, Carla 205 Glemba, Audrey I54, IS9 Glemba, Jeffrey IS9 Glisan. Robert I73 Glosser, John I73 Glover. Annetta I54 Gluck, Mitchell I54 Goddard, Laura I54 Godshall, Patricia I54 Goernitz, Scot I73 Fox, Robert ISS Francies, Scott I53 Francoeur. Michelle 204 Frank, Jason 204 Frank. Mark I53 Franke, Douglas ISS Frazier. Deborah ISS Frederick. Valerie ISS Frederickson, Pamela I53 Freeman. Michaelle I72 Goldman, Howard 205 Goldman, Sheryl I54 Gollihare, Denise 205 Gomez. Kelly I54 Gonzales, Heide I73 Gonzalez, Alex I73 Gonzalez. Alice 205 Gonzalez, Manuel 205 Good, Mike 205 Goodwin. Terri I54 Freeman. Tracy ISS Freese. Angela ISS Friesen, Karen I72 Fritz. James 204 Frye. Kimberly I72 Fryman. Paula I72 Fryman, Vicki l53 G Gabbitas. Jerry IS7 Gabbitas. Lisa I54 Gaeraths, Eddie I72 Gaeraths, Marsha 204 Gagliardi, Vincent I54 Gaillard, Terri 204 Gallagher. Joseph 204 Gallagher, Michael I73 Galloway. Joyce I73 Gamez. Joe I54 Gandarilla, Martina 204 Gangemi, Joseph I54 Gangemi. Lisa I73 Gannon. Mathew I54 Gano, Henry IS9 Gano, Richard 204 Gaona, Lisa IS9 Garcez. Ana IS9 Gordon. Christine I73 Gordon, Treva I73 Gore, Aolani I54 Gorslin, Deborah I75 Gorslin, Denise IS9 Gossard, Stacy I54 Gould, Jennifer, I73 Gouvera, Ann 205 Grace. Tina 205 Graham, Deidre I73 Graham. Greg IS9 Grambs, Charlie I73 Grant, Richard I54 Grapentine. David 205 Grapentine, Susan I73 Graves. Deborah I73 Gray, Cynthia IS9 Gray, Jamie IS9 Gray. Julie I54 Gray, Laurie I54 Greeley, Timothy I73 Greely, Kara I73 Greely, Kathryn I54 Green. Chan 205 Greenmyer, Charla IS9 Greenmyer, Edward I54 Greer. Marilyn IS9 Grenda, Kristin I54 Grendell, Betty I54 Grennan. Angela 205 Greves, Maureen 205 Grieve. Karen I73 Grieve. Sally I54 Griffin, Jack 205 Griffor. Jack I54 Grills, Michelle I73 Grimm, Roxanne 205 Griswold, Scott IS9 Groh. Patty IS9 Grove, Kathleen IS9 Grove. Vicki I54 Grover, Jeffrey I73 Grover. Scott I54 Groves, Mary IS9 Guardiola, Dora IS9 Guerrero, John I74 Guffey. Heather I74 Guffey. Richard K. I54 Guidice, Steven 205 Guidice, Valerie I90 Gula, Gabrielle I54 Gulliver, Annette 205 Gutaw. Lisa I9O Guzman, Paul I74 H Haas, Amy I90 Hacker. Donna IS9 Hacker. Lora I54 Haenel, Alissa I74 Hager, Raymond 205 Halama, Michelle 205 Hale, Ronda 205 Hall, Dyan I90 Hall, Eric 205 Hall, Kathleen I54 Hall, Shannon 205 Hall, Sharon 205 Hall, Sheila 205 Hallada. Robert I74 Hallock, Lani l9O Hantblen, Floyd l55 Hamblen. Jean 205 Hamen. Cindy 205 Hamen. Larry l55 Hamman, Stephen I74 Hammons, Anthony I90 Hanawalt, Jane l90 Haney, Linda I55 Hangartner. Paul I74 Hanner, Debbie I74 Haralson, Tammie I74 Harding. Aaron I74 Harding, Julia I9O Hardy, Kevin I90 Hardy, Lisa l55 Harmon. Phillip I74 Harnack. Jeffery I55 Harnack. Linda l90 Harper, Karen l90 Harrach, Dana I9O Harrigan, John I55 Harrington, Scott l05 Harris. Julie l90 Harris, Lori I9O Harris, Robert 205 Harris, Stacy I90 Hartley. Valerie 205 Hastings, Jean 205 Hastings, Joe I55 Hathaway. Steven l90 Havener. Roger I9O Havlik. Joseph I74 Hayes. David I55 Haynes, Pamela 205 Hazelett, Tracy 205 Hazelwood, Ronald l55 Heath, Kristin I74 Hedgpeth, Kevin l9O Heer, Carla I55 Heer, Ronald I90 Heinzerling. Daniel l55 Helms. Michelle I55 Helms, Terri 205 Helton, Sabrina l9O Hemming, Kim I74 Hemming. Tonyia I74 Hempen. Lisa 206 Hempen, Ronald l55 Hemphill, Wesley I74 Henderson, Ricky I55 Henderson, Ursulla I74 GENERAL INDEX 2l9 Heneghan, Kelly I55 Henningan, Albert l90 Henrickson, Linda I74 Henry, Shawn l90 Henry, Thomas I55 Henry, Travis I74 Henry, Valverda 26 Hensley, Cynthia 206 Hensley, Gloria I74 Henson, Suzy I74 Heppley, Joe 26 Hernandez, Greg I74 Herrera, Joe 26 Hesterman, Lynda l90 Heuett, Colleen I55 Hilbert, Grady I06 Hilgendorf, Michael 206 Hill. Anthony 26 Hill, Rebecca l90 Hinderliter, Timothy I74 Hinds, Larry I74 Hines. Stephanie 26 Hinse, Karen 26 Hinson, Thad I74 Hirko, Daniel I55 Hithe. Destry 206 Hively, Jeff 26 Hoaglund, Robert I74 Hoang, Loc I74 Hobbs, Debra I55 Hobert, Shelly I55 Hochhalter, George I55 Hodge. Anna 206 Hodge. Scott I74 Hodge. William 26 Hodges, Tom 26 Hoel, Patrick 206 Hoffarth, Elaine I55 Hoffman, Janet I74 Hogland. Mark I55 Holaday, Brenda I55 Holkestad, Janet I90 Holland, Christine I55 Holland, Michele 206 Holland, Noralee I9O Holland, Samuel I90 Holt, Emily I55 Honhoinewa, Denise I55 Honhoinewa, Jennifer I9O Hoover, Tricia I74 Horn, Wendy l90 Horner, Kerry I06 Horner. Michelle I55 Horner, Rhonda I74 Horton, Anthony I55 Houk, Heidi l9O Houser, Daniel 206 Hovey, Debra I74 Howard, Jamie I74 Howard. Jody I9O Howard. Rhonda I74 Howerton, Vera I74 Howes, Gary l90 Hoyt, Kelli I74 Hudson. Roger I90 Hudson, Theresa I55 Huer, Jack l90 Huff, Wayne l90 Huffman. Ellie l90 Hughes, Julie I55 Hughson, Karen 206 Humphrey, Doy I74 Hunt, Karen I55 Hunt, Teresa 26 Hurlburt, Kathleen I74 Hurt. Deborah l90 Hutchinson. Michael I74 Hutson, Alicia I56 Ideker, John l90 Ideker, William I74 Ilisco. Diana 206 Inderrieden. Kelly l90 lngle, Brad l90 Ingram. Richard l90 Inman, John I56 Irish, Oscar I74 lvenz, John l90 lvenz, Joseph l75 lversen, Kenneth l75 220 GENERAL INDEX J Jackson. Amy I75 Jackson, Joyce 26 Jackson, William l75 Jacobs, Danny l90 Jacobson, Robert I75 Jaiddy, Sharon l9O James, Bertie l90 James. Rick I56 James, Wendy l90 Janson, Dawn I9O Jargon, Rodney l75 Jaycox, John I56 Jaye. Lynette I56 Jefferson, Amy 206 Jefferys, Michael 26 Jennings, Cindy 206 Jett. Edward I75 Jett, Ian 206 Jimenez, Martina I56 Joenk, David l9I Johansson, Kim l75 Johns, Janna 206 Johns, Richard I6l Johnson, Brenda l9I Johnson, Carl I75 Johnson, Jamie I56 Johnson, Jim l9l Johnson. Judi 26 Johnson, Kimberly I56 Johnson, Lorraine 206 Johnson, Michelle I75 Johnson, Michael I56 Johnson, Richard l75 Johnson, Scott l75 Johnson, Tracy l9l Johnson, Jodi 26 Jones. Elston I56 Jones, Jones. Jennifer l9l Julie l9l Jones, Keith l75 Jones, Lance I75 Jones, Lori I56 Jones, Mark l9l Jones, Michael 206 Jones, Michael I56 Jones, Shanna 26 Jones, Sharon 26 Jones, Steven l75 Jones, Terri l9l Jones, Todd I56 Jordan. Cindy I56 Jordan, Donna I56 Jordan, Scott l75 Jordan, Shelley l75 Jodat, Cheryl I56 Jorgensen, Peggy I56 Joslyn, Diane I56 Journey, Johnny l75 Juern. Inge l9l Juern, John 206 Jump, Kathy l75 Juncker. Charles l9I Juncker. Henry l9I June. Dawn l9l June, Scott l75 K Kading, Brenda l75 Kading, Dennis 206 Kading, Kerry 26 Kalani, Drena I56 Kane. Rebecca l75 Karpouskas, Valerie l9I Karsky. Michael I56 Kathan, Scott l9I Katzenberger. Valorie I56 Kearney, Melinda I75 Kearney, Patrick 206 Keil, Kimberly I9l Kellar. Bernice l9I Kellar. Yvonne l9I Keller, Monika 26 Kelley, DArlene I9l Kelley, Debbie 26 Kelley, Raven 26 Kelley, Susan I56 Kelly, Colleen l9l Kelly. Katherine I56 Kelly, Mary l9I Kelly. Philip I56 Kelly, Terrence Kelly. Karen 26 Kelsheimer, David l9I Kemp. Randall I56 Kenison, Rich I56 Kennedy, Brenda l75 Kennedy. Bridget I56 Kennedy, Sherri 26 Kennell. Tiffany 206 Keown, Margaret l75 Kew, Sharynn I9l Key. Jerry I9l Khaler. Robert l9l Kidd. Beverly 26 Kidd, Jason 206 Kidney. Brenda l9l Kiepke. Sherry 206 Killion, Jeffrey 26 Kim, Yul I56 Kime, John 206 King, Anita I9l King, Anthony 26 King. Elaine 26 King, Erwin l75 King. Laura 206 King, Laura l9l King, Ruben I56 King, Scott l9l King, Susan I75 King, Susan 26 King. Tony 206 Kinnamon, James 26 Kirkman. Kyle I56 Kisner. Annette l56fl75 Kisner. Frank I56 Kist, Cynthia l9l Klein, Natalie 26 Klossner, Penny I56 Kmieciak, Kathleen I56 Knabe. Lori l9l Kneipp, Jerry I9I Knorr, Kim I9l Koch. Angela 26 Koch, John 26 Koch. Susan I56 Koehler. Keely I9I Koester, Anthony 208 Koleber. Cory 208 Koressel. Jacqueline I56 Koressel. Sandra l75 Kowren, Michell l75 Kozak, Brian I76 Kramer. Robert I76 Kramer, Ross 207 Kramer, Theresa l9l Krohn, Lynette l57 Kronz. Danny I76 Kropp, Lora 207 Krout, Kenneth I9l Krout, Michael l9I Krout, Robert I57 Krueger, David 207 Kuban, Bryan l9I Kuhbander, Donald l9l Kurce, Michele I57 Kurce, Kristina I76 Kwiecien, Mary I76 Kyman, Paul l9l L Labondo. Keith 207 La Cavera, Nat I76 La Doux, Gerrie l9I La Plante, Mark l9l La Rocca. John l57 Lachman, Nadine l9l Lachman, Tracey I57 Ladwig, Tina 207 Laird. Michael IS7 Landreth, Lorene I76 Lang, Richard 207 Langford, Linda I9l Lanman, Malissa l9I Lanman, Michele I76 Larlse. John l9l Larrernore. Kara l9l Larsod, L. l57 Latham, Donna l57 Lau, Man-Man IS7 Laurence, Melvin l57 Laux, Daniel I9l Lavin. James 207 Lawiess, Debbie I9l Lawler, Benii l57 Lawson, Shelly I76 Lawson, Victoria I76 Lazovich. Marc I57 Lazovich. Michelle I9l Le Desma, Roland l9l Le Vander, Raymond 207 Lebron, Debra I76 Lee, Christopher l57 Lee, John I76 Lee. John I57 Lee, Kathleen l57 Lee, Lorain 207 Lee, Laura l9l Lee, Michelle l9I Lefebure. Julie 207 Lefe Lefe bure, Kimberly I76 bure, Tom 207 Leimbach. Kimberly l57 Lemme, Mike l57 Lendt, Laurie I92 Leung, Linda I92 Levander, Laurie I76 Levario, David I92 Levinson. Daniel I76 Levi nson, Richie 207 Lewis, Jerry I76 Lewis, Lorraine, 207 Lewis, Mark I76 Lewis. Nathan I92 Lewis. Stacy I92 Lilar, Jeff I92 Lind Lind Lind Lind Lind enmier. Gary I92 ley. Dennis l57 say, Jon I76 sey. Alexander l57 sey. James I57 Lindsey, Richard 207 Link, Douglas I76 Link. Robyn 207 Livensparger, Lucy I92 Lizar. Jeffrey I92 Lizarraga, Dorothy I76 Lockhart, Sonja I92 Lodmell, Tracy I57 Loeffler. Amy I92 Lohr, Alice I92 Lomuscio, Debbie l57 Long, Christine I76 Long, Dorothy I92 Long, Kirsten I57 Longoria, David I92 Lopez, Charlie I92 Lopez. Christina 207 Lopez, Edward I76 Lopez, James I57 Lopez, Richard I58 Lose. Kathy I76 Lovato, Garrett I92 Lovato, Sylvia ISS Lovins, Shaun I92 Lowe. Sharon ISS Lowe. Sheralee I92 Lowen, Heidi I92 Lucas. Peter I58 Lucero, Edward 207 Lui, George ISS Luian. Frank I76 Luian, Sarah 207 Lumfried, Tami I92 Lureika, Zoe I76 Luper. Paula I76 Lutes, Cathie 207 Lutes, Darren I92 Lutrick, Rebecca I92 Luttrell, Sharon I76 Lutz, Tamara 207 Ly, Trang I76 Lykins. Jon l58 Lyle, Roger I76 Lynch, James I76 Lynch, Robert l58 Lynch. Tammy I92 Lynch, Thomas 207 Mac. Donald I76 Mackeown, Micheal I92 Mackin, Michelle I58 Madrid, Gino 207 Magee, Michael 207 Maggard, Christine I76 Magnetti. Kim I76 Magnolo, Michael I76 Magruder. Lisa I92 Mahan, Renee I76 Maher, Kevin 207 Mahr, Kathy I76 Mahr, Rebecca I92 Malin, Michael I58 Malkus, W. I58 Mallory, Donald 207 Mallory, Roni I76 Malloy, Cliff ISS Malloy. Sharon I76 Manager. Duane I76 Mancuso, Jeffrey I92 Mancuso, Paul I77 Maness. Jill 207 Manies, Terese 207 Manker, Lora ISS Mann. David I77 Manning. Guy I77 Manning, Terri IS8 Manuel, Gary I77 Manuel. Jack 207 Mar, Elaine I77 Mar. Janet I92 Marcell. Laura IS8 Marez, Salomon I77 Marlett, Donna 207 Marquez. Fran I92 Marshall, Fred I92 Marshall. Stacey l58 Martin, Bridget l58 Martin, John I92 Martin, Larry ISS Martin. Lisa 207 Martin, Lisa I77 Martin, Scott 207 Martin. Stephen 207 Martinez. Ernest I92 Martinez, Ruben I77 Martz, Michelle 207 Masei, Joe 207 Maser, Bryan I77 Maser, Daryl 207 Mason, Lisa I77 Mason, Eric I77 Massey, Rodney 207 Masters, Daniel I92 Masters. James I92 Masters, Ronald I77 Masterson, Terry I92 Mathes. Virgil 207 Mathis, W. I77 Matoskey. Joseph I77 Matsumoto. Alan I77 Matsumoto. Beverly 207 Maudsley, Eric I77 Mayberry, Michael I92 Mayberry, Stephen I77 Mayer, Denise l58 Mayes, Laurie l58 Mayo. Kenda l77f207 Mc Bride. Jill I92 Mc Burnett, Noel I77 Mc Cambly, Kim l58 Mc Cants, Deborah I77 Mc Cants, Theresa l58 Mc Carthy, Anastacia I58 Mc Carty. Kathy I77 Mc Caulley. Shawn 207 Mc Clain. Scott 207 Mc Clain. Todd I92 Mc Cloud, Danny I77 Mc Cloud. Vanessa 207 Mc Comb, Mark I77 Mc Cormick. Laurie I77 Mc Coy, Greg l58 Mc Crea, Joseph 207 Mc Cue, David I77 Mc Cully, Alan I77 Mc Daniel, Kelli I92 Mc Donald, Christine I77 Mc Donald. Dennis 207 Mc Donald, Floyd I58 Mc Donald. Jon 208 Mc Donald, Kathleen 208 Mc Donald, Stacy 208 Mc Donough, Joyce ISS Mc Dowell, Martin I77 Mc Elrath, Rhonda 207 Mc Garvey, June I58 Mc Garvey, Wendy 208 Mc Ginnis, Rene 208 Mc Grady. Sandra I77 Mc Grath, Michael 208 Mc Grath. Patricia I77 Mc Guire, Colleen I92 Mc Harty. Brian I78 Mc Henry. Sean I78 Mc lntosh. Michelle 208 Mc Kaney, Cari I78 Mc Kee, Paula I58 Mc Kenna, Gina I78 Mc Kinney, Sara I78 Mc Lamb, Matt I78 Mc Laughlin, Barry l58 Mc Meen, Barry I78 Mc Murray, Brooke 208 Mc Nair. Mary I92 Mc Nair. Wendy 208 Mc Nally, Matthew I92 Mc Namara. Brian I92 Mc Nutt, Sabrina 208 Mc Sorley. Jamie I58 Mc Sorley, Terry 208 Meagher, Colleen I58 Meagher, Crystal 208 Medley, Janine I92 Medley, Rhonda l58 Meek, Tammy I58 Meeks, Charles I78 Meeks, Tammy I92 Mena, Linda 208 Menchaca. Kathey I92 Mendez. Melissa I58fI78 Mendoza, Becky 208 Mercado, Bernadette 208 Mercer. Mike I78 Merkley, Steve I92 Mestrovich, Lisa I92 Metcalf, Brietta 208 Metz, Kim I58 Metz, Pat I93 Metzendorf. Brian I92 Metzendorf, Diane I93 Meyer. Christina I78 Millard, Steve I78 Millard, Wesley I59 Moroney. Michael 208 Morquecho, Christina I58 Morquecho, Donna I58 Morris, Terry I59 Morrison, Terry I78 Morse, Jeffery 208 Morse. Michele 208 Morton. Gina I93 Morton, Julia I93 Moscarello, Thomas 208 Moser, Sondra 208 Mullican, Vincent l59 Mullings, Melinda IS9 Mullings, Robin I78 Mullins, Brad 208 Mulvihill, Michael IS9 Muncy, Todd l93 Munoz. Paula I59 Muns. David I93 Murphy, Clio I59 Murphy, Ellis I93 Murphy, Karen l59 Murray, Annette I59 Myers, Christopher I93 Miller, Collin I78 Miller Daniel 208 Miller: Debra 159 Miller, Diane l78 Miller. Dwight 208 Miller, Jill l59fI78 Miller, Lance I93 Miller. Lawrence 208 Miller. Lisa I78 Miller. Patricia I93 Miller. Sherri IS9 Miller, Sonya 208 Miller, Tim I93 Miller, Vicki I93 Miller, Wendy l78 Miller. Woodrow l78 Mills, Jeffrey 208 Mills. John I78 Mills, Mark I93 Milone, Tina l93 Miner. Eve 208 Minster, Monica I93 Miranda, Cynthai 208 Mitchell, Anita I78 Nadolny, Lisa I93 Najera, Bobbi l93 Nanestad. Lisa I59 Nanny, Robert I78 Nathan, John I59 Neaderhiser, Carla I93 Neeley, Linda l78 Neeley, Lorie 208 Neely, Shelley 208 Negri, Mitch I78 Negri, Paul Neilson. Mark I78 Nein, Lisa l93 Neithercutt, Kurt I78 Nelson, Bruce I93 Nelson. Gary I59 Nelson, Gary l59 Nelson, Lee I59 Nelson, Tim 208 Nelson, Vera 208 Nemec, Joy 208 Neu, Tanya I93 Nevitt. Michael l78 Nevitt. Paul I93 Newhouse. Bryan I93 Newsom, John 208 Newton, James I93 Newton, Troy l59 Newville, Sherri 208 Ney, Melvin I78 Ney, Michelle 208 Ng, Ling Wai I59 Nghiem. Dai I78 Nghiem, Nguyen 208 Nghiem. Thanh I59 Nicholas, Ted 208 Nicholls, Lynn 208 Nichols, David 208 Nichols, Kelly I93 Nicolay, Blythe 208 Niehuis. Kelly I78 Mitchell, Joyce 208 Mitchell, Judith I93 Mitchem. Cassandra 208 Mogler. Rusty l78 Molina, Arthur I78 Moller. Heron I93 Monaghan. Kevin I78 Monaghan. Shawn 208 Monteclair, Debbie I59 Moody, Andrew I59 Moore. Cindy I95 Moore, Dianna 208 Moore, James I93 Moore. Jeffrey 208 Moore, Guy I78 Moore, Lisa l58 Moore. Sheila 208 Moorefield, Cisily 208 Moorefield. Stacy I78 Moraga, Sheree I93 Nix, Grady I59 Nixon. Charles 208 Nokes. Rina l78 Norfolk. Karla 208 Noriega, Angelita 208 Norris. Susan I93 North, John I78 Northey. Jeffrey 208 Novak, Kelly I78 Nullman. Beth I93 0 O'Brien, Brian 208 O'NeaI, Katie I79 O'DonneII. Russell 208 O'ReiIIy. Timothy I79 Ochoa. Belinda I59 Morale s. Alphonse I93 Moreno. Guadalupe 208 Moreno. Susie I59 Morgan. Leslie I59 Morgan, Melanie 208 Ochoa, Gabriel l79 Ohms. Angela 208 Oleson, Kristen I79 Olsen, Mary 208 Olsen, Robert I59 Olsker, Michael l59 Olson, Alysia I93 Olson, Thomas I93 Olszewski. Edward I79 Omeara, Lynne I59 Oneill, Ida IS9 Ong, Kim l93 Ong, Nancy l60 Ong. Po Kom I79 Ornelas, Richard 209 Orr, Scott I93 Osborn. Giner I79 Osborn. Julie 209 Osborn, Vickie I60 Osbourn, Andrea I94 Overfield. Paul 209 Owens, Elisabeth I79 Owens, Leann I79 P Pace, Samantha I94 Pacheco, Jessie 209 Pacheco. Lisa I79 Packard, Robert I94 Padegimas, Tony 209 Padgett, Lisa I94 Padilla, Elizabeth I94 Padilla, Melody I94 Page. Oliver 209 Palmer. D. l79 Palmer. Kelly 209 Pamer, Fred I79 Pardue, Darlene 209 Parisi, Joseph l94 Parisi. Robert l60 Parke, Donald I94 Parke. Robin I79 Parker, Doug I79 Parks, Scotts I60 Parks, Weslian 209 Paroulek. Connie I60 Paroulek. Ruth I60 Paszkowski. Todd I94 Patrick. Cindy l79 Patten, Mary l60 Paulus. Leslie I79 Pavlenko. Alexander I60 Pavlista. Patricia I94 Payne. Debra l60 Payne, Vicki I94 Pearcy. David I6O Peas, Marie I94 Peden, Ramona IBO Peeples. Ellen 209 Pelch, Jerry 209 Pelch, Melanie 209 Pelletier, Jeffery I94 Pendrick, John I79 Penne. David I79 Penrose, Stacy I79 Perea, Michael 209 Perez, Donna I79 Perez, Paul I94 Perkins. Robin I94 Perry. Greg l94 Perry. Jerry I79 Perry, Letitia I94 Perryman. Kathy I79 Peterson, Brian I60 Peterson, Donnie 209 Peterson, Karen l60 Peterson. Kerry 209 Peterson, Robert I60 Petley, Elaine I60 Petrytus. Julie 209 Petteti. Barbara l60 Pettett, Julie l94 Pfeifer. Terry I79 Phillips. John I94 Phillips. Sherri 209 Phillips, Tracy I60 Phyle, Christine I6O Phyle, Pat 209 Pianga. Angeline I94 Pickard, James I79 Pickering. Denise 209 Picklesimer, Trina 209 Pierce. Robert I94 Pierce. Tammy 209 Pierce. Tracy I79 Pieri, Darren I79 Pieri, Yvette I94 Pimental, Tiffany 209 Pippins. Phillip l60 Pippins. Quince l60 Pippins. Trina I79 Pittman, Richard 209 Pond. Leslie I60 Poole, Melissa I94 Poorman, William l60 Popiela, Kelly I94 Porter. Rex I79 Portillo. Victoria 209 Potter, Deborah I60 Powell, Tracy I79 Preston. Laurel I94 Preston, Lesa I6O Price. Cindi 209 Prieger, Carol I94 Prieger, David I60 Prieger, Janice 209 Pritt, Rebecca 209 Protzman. Doreen 209 Purcell. Gary I60 Purcell. Terry I79 Purva, Deborah l79 Q Quan. Debra I94 Quill, Sheri l60 Quintanilla, Raquel I94 R Radcliffe, Dawn 209 Rakosi. Arpad I60 Ramey, Tim l79 Ramirez, Ricardo I94 Ramirez, Tony ISO Ramirez. Wayne I94 Ramos. Monica I79 Ramsay. Lisa I94 Ramsey, Bryan 209 Ramsey, Craig I94 Rangel, Monica I94 Rankhorn. Jessica l94 Rankhorn. Jonathon I80 Rasmussen, Eileen I94 Rasnick, Martin 209 Ratliff, Kelly I94 Rauch. John I94 Rausch, Kristi 209 Rector, Reube I94 Reed, Margaret l60fI80 Reed, Mary 209 Reed, Michele I94 Reeder, Gregory I94 Reeder. Keeli I94 Reeder, Traci I6O Reeves. E. I6O Reeves, John I80 Reger. Stacey l60 Regier. Bruce 209 Reid, Carla I60 Reid. Sharla 209 Reeder, Traci l60 Reilly. Pamela I94 Ricketts. Lauretta I95 Rieger, Kathleen I95 Riek, Bryan 209 Rinda, J ill 209 Rios. Lisa I6I Rios, Rebecca 209 Rios, Steven 209 Rivera. Timothy I6IfI80 Rizzo, Kathleen I95 Roark, Janet 209 Robbins, Jack l95 Roberts, Ellen 209 Roberts, Richard I80 Roberts. Rochele 209 Roberts. Rosella 209 Roberts, Steven I95 Roberts, Tim l95 Roberts. Traci I6I Roberts, William I80 Robison, Karin I95 Rodarte, Delinda l95 Rodarte, Mike I95 Rodriguez, Adela 2I0 Rodriguez Adrian I80 Rodriguez. Lucy l6lfI80 Rodriguez. Pamela I95 Rodriguez, Richard I80 Rodriguez, Ronald I80 Renn, Deanna I94 Rennells. Dale I80 Rennells, Dean I80 Reppard, Robin I94 Rethschulte, Ursula I60 Rettler, Mike I80 Rexroat, Tom I80 Reynolds. Andrea I6I Reynolds. Robert 209 Rhoades. Mary 209 Rhodes, Jennifer I94 Rhodes, Jill I80 Rhodes, John Rhodes, Louis I80 Riale, Sheila I95 Riale. William I80 Riccitelli, Camella I60 Rice, Kandi IGI Richard. Todd 209 Richards. Ton 209 Y Richardson. Susan IGI Richey. Christopher 209 Richmond, Steve I95 Richter, Steven I80 Rick, Doreen I80 Rogers. Christy I80 Rogers. Jeff I95 Rogers. Tammy I80 Roggatz, Paul I6I Romero, Fernando 2I0 Romero. Priscilla 2l0 Romo. Rochelle 2I0 Rood. Audrey I80 Ropp, Jill 2IO Roschewski, Gregory 2I0 Rose, Donna I95 Rose, Ingrid 2IO Rose, Pennie 2IO Rosenau. Deborah I95 Rosenau, James I80 Rosenau, Patricia 2lO Rosenberg, Susan 2IO Rosene, Eric IGI Rosene, Regina JIO Ross. James I95 Ross, Jonathan I6l Ross. Penny I95 Ross, Ti ISO Rossi, Carol I6Ifl80 Rothenberg. Daniela 2IO Rowe. Cori 2I0 Rozum, Robert I6I Rudolph, Bill I6l Ruiz. Frank I6I Ruk, Nanette 2I0 Runnels, Bobbie I95 Runnings, Billy l95 Runnings, Julie IGI Russell. Kevin I6I Russell, Michele I95 Russell, Robert I80 Ruiz, Luke I95 Ryan, Colleen 2IO Ryan, Eliane l95 Ryan, Eric l6IfI8O Ryer, Matthew 2I0 Rymer, Mary Ann I80 S Saab. Linda I80 Sahhar. Robert IGI Salaiz, Cathy I80 Salese. Natalie I95 Salkeld, Jeff I6I Sallocco, Tina I8I Samajean. Joe I80 Sanchez. Paula I80 Sanders, Annette I80 Sanders. Barry I80 Sandvig, Sandy I80 Sarandos, Theodore I6l Sargent, Jean I80 Sawyer, Deborah I95 Scaife, Melony I95 Scarbrough. Sarah I6I Schacht, Jeff I6I Schade, Amanda ISO Scheid, Joe I62 Schenck. Mary l62 GENERAL INDEX 22I Turner. Schieman, Connie IGI Schiraldi. Martin l95 Schirman. Theresa I95 Schmidt, Kristen l6I Schmidt. Paul IGI Schneider, Mary IIO Schnitker. Jennifer I95 Scholder. Chris ISI Scholl, Sherri ISI Schramke. James I9S Schroeder, Erin I95 Schuler, Christine ISI Schuler, Sandy I95 Schultz, Sheri ISI Schuster. Penny I95 Schwartz, Mike I96 Schwindt, Richard I95 Sciara, Tony I95 Sciorilli. Arlene ISI Scott, Mike I96 Scott. Patrick ISO Seaman, David IIO Seiter. Michael IIO Self, Patsy I97 Sellards. Lisa IIO Sellards, Stacey I96 Sellers, Lucretia I96 Selleys, Thomas IIO Semmens, Richard I6I Sesma, Monica I6I Sesma. Sandra ISI Settle. Debra IIO Settle, Douglas I96 Settle, Terry ISI Shapiro. Sheryl ISO Sharp, Carl IIO Sharpe, Gary l6I Sharpe, Michelle ISI Shaw. April IIO Sherwood. Barbara I6I Sherwood, Tom I6I Shiinek. Todd I96 Shlederer, Heidi ISI Short. Deborah I96 Short, Tim I6I Shourds, Kellie IGI Shroyer, Debbie I96 Shupe, Robert IBI Shurtleff, Eric I96 Siau. Paul I96 Silva. Robert I96 Simmons. Clifton IIO Simmons, Marvin I96 Simpson, Valorie I96 Sing. John I96 Sipple, Frank I96 Sipple, Sherry I96 Sisson, Andrew IIO Skelton, Lori I6I Skelton. Rick IIO Sketch. Chuck IIO Slack, Deborah l6I Slade, Colleen ISI Slagle, Robert l6I Slankard. Greg ISI Slankard. Rick IIO Slattery. Robert IGI Slattery, Tracey ISI Slayline. Vicki I96 Sloan, Thomas I96 Slocum, Brenda l6I Slocum. Pamela IGI Slocum. Sondra I96 Slusser. Christine IGI Slusser. Pamela I96 Smalley, Bonnie I8I Smallidge. Jeffery ISI Smallidge. Kathryn l6I Smart, Felicia IIO Smart, Rhonnie I6I Smith, Russell IIO Smitka, Rebecca IIO Smock, Rhonda ISI Snead. Tom IIO Snead. William l63 Sneider, Paula ISI Snodgres. Jon ISI Snow. David IIO Solarez. Pete III Sollis, Roy I96 Solomon, Todd l6S Sommer, Tyra ISI Sotelo. Clara III Sotelo, David III Soto. Edward IGS Soto. Monica I96 Souders, Douglas I6S Sowers. George ISI Spangler. Kimberly l6S Spangler. Robert Ill Spangler. Roger I6S Spanos. Vasileke l6S Spaugh, Janelle ISI Spencer. Ann ISI Spina, Christina I6S Sprague. Karen III Spuder, Roverts ISI Spughrt, Levi ISI Spyres. Perrish ISI St. Clair, Angela I96 Stafford, Elizabeth I6S Staggs. Jerry I6S Stahl, William I96 Stanfield, James III Stanley. Cynthia I96 Stanley. Donna III Stanton, Daniel III Stanton. James I6S Stanton, Michael I96 Stanton, Richard ISI Starr, April l96fl6S Starr, Sherry I96 Staten. Tammy ISI Staten. Vickie l6S Steel, Jim ISI Steele, Jeffrey I96 Steele, Lisa ISI Stein. Alden I6S Stein, Iris l6S Stein. Lynn I96 Stein. Tonia III Steiver, Arnie ISI Stephens, Kenneth I64 Stephenson, Jim III Stephenson, John ISI Stephenson. Robert III Tang, Julie I96 Tang, Lance ISI Tang, Lara I96 Tate, Jason III Tavison. Arlene I64 Tavison. Henry ISI Taylor, Jacquelynn ISI Taylor. Jamie I96 Taylor. Ladawn I96 Taylor, Laranda I64 Taylor. Tammy I64 Taylor, Tonya Ill Taylor, Tracy ISI Teapole, Marjorie ISI Terry, Heidi ISI Thacker, Diane l64 Theder. Andrea III Thielking, Nora I96 Thiffaul t. Brian ISI Thomas, Charles ISI Thomas, Gary l97 Thomas, Jeffrey I97 Thomas, Kristen Ill Thomas. Neil III Thomas, Raymond ISI Thomas, Sheila I97 Thomas, Tammy Ill Thompson. April III Thompson, Catherine III Thompson. Laurie l64 Thompson. Lisa I97 Thompson, Mark ISI Thompson, Patty I97 Thompson. Ross Ill Thornton. Jodi Ill Thornton. Steven ISI Throckmorton. Debbie I97 Tibbs. James ISI Timberlake, Lisa l97 Tiscareno. Julie I97 Titus. George I64 Titus, Mary ISI Todd, Susan III Toebe, Michael ISI Tomlin. Paul I97 Tompkins. Michael III Van Sickle, Dwaine I97 Van Zant, Lori l6'5 Vanderlinden. Elaine ISI Vandygriff, Gary III Vargas, Frank I97 Vargas, Nocholas l65 Vasquez, David l97 Vasquez. John ISI Vasquez, Johnny III Vaughn. David I97 Vaughn, Deborah ISO Vauthier, Randy ISI Vejar. Marisa I97 Venable, Brian III Verrill. Julie III Vesely, Julie ISI Vick. Robert III Vidal. Sherri I97 Villasenor, Barbara I97 Villasenor, Debbie ISI Vincent, Terri l65 Viray, Manny l97 Viray, Max I97 Von, Dehl l6'5 Vongprachanh ISI Vosgier, Scott ISI Vote, Desia I97 Vote. Doena ISS W Wacker, Randy ISS Waddell. April l65 Waddell, Lisa I97 Waddle. Michael l65 Waddle, Pauline ISS Wadkins. Gerry III Wagner. Bill l65 Wagner. John ISS Wagner. Lisa ISS Wagner, Serena I97 Wagner, Teresa III Wakefield, Linda I97 Waldron, Dawn I97 Waldron, Dwight I65 Whitaker, Karen l65 Whitaker, Mitzi l65 Whitaker, Pamela I66 White, Kim I66 White, Melissa I66 White, Mike III White, Ronnie l9S White. Sharon I9S White. Steve I9S Whitelock, Bill l9S Wickerson. Lori ISS Wiessner, Philyis I9S Wilburn, Julie III Wilburn, Sherri l66 Wilder. Keith ISS Wilder. Lori III Wiley, Mitchell ISS Wiley, Timothy l9S Willet, Darlene l66 Willette. Andri ISS Williams, Bradley III Williams. Cathleen I9S Williams, Daphne III Williams. Denise I9S Williams, Jeffrey l66 Williams. Leona l66 Williams, Lori l9S Williams, Lisa ISS Williams, Melissa III Williams, Patricia l98 Williams. Rosalyn III Williams. Sandra I98 Williams. Sharon I66 Williams, Toni III Williams, Troy ISS Williams. William ISS Willis. Byde l9S Wilson, David I66 Wilson, John I66 Wilson. Sharon III Wilson, Tamera l66 Wince, Elizabeth l9S Winton. Janice I9S Woffard. Dodie I9S Woffard, Donna l9S Wolfe, Anthony I9S Tonstad, Kathy Ill Topolewski, Robert ISI Torres. Deborah I97 Torres. Irene ISI Stevens. Connie III Stevens, Curtis ISI Stevens. Dennis III Steunas. Lynn ISI Steward, Debbie Stewart, Becky I64 Stewart, Michael I64 Stewart. Penny I96 Stewart. Sherene III Torrez, Sara I97 Travis, James I64 Traylor, Stacy I97 Treinen. Howard I64 Trevino, Michelle ISI Troesh, Elizabeth III Trostle. Dean ISI Trott, Tina ISI Troup. Jana ISI Trujillo, Fernando l64 Trujillo, Lisa I97 Trumbull, Del Ill Truog. Nicholas ISI Tucker. Sheri I64 Tuihalamaka, Ali ISI Walker, Walker. Walker. Walker. Wallace. Walls. Li Crystal III Frank I97 Jerry III Teresa I9S Stefan ISS nda ISS Waltz, Arnold l9S Waltz, Molly l65 Ward, Li nda l65 Ward. Steven l9S Wardrope, Sean ISS Ware, Cody I65 Warner, James l9S Warren, Michelle ISS Washington. CArmen ISS Washington. Ronny III Washington. Sheila l65 Wasyl, Dan l65 Watkins. Lauralee l9S Smith, Chad IIO Smith, Charles l6I Smith, Dennis IIO Smith, Gregory I6I Smith. Jon ISI Smith. Kimberly I96 Smith, Lisa I96 Smith, Lisa I96 Smith, Logan IGS Smith, Lorelle ISI Smith. Mark IIO Smith. Mitchell IIO Smith. Rhonda IIO Smith, Richard I96 Smith, Robert I6S Smith, Ronald I96 III GENERAL INDEX Steirhem, Eugene ISI Stigar. Jill Ill Stinnett. Reid l64 Stinson. Shaun III Stockton. Claremce I64 Stone, Pamela ISI Strang. Roberta I96 Street, Kimberly III Streeter. Brian III Strow, Kimberly IG4 Struble, Tanya ISI Sullivan. Michael I64 Sullivan. Renee Ill Summerell. Shelley I96 Summerville, Laurel III Sutton. William l64 Svitak. Curtis I82 Swim, Sally I64 Swisher, Carol I96 Switzer. Kim III Sybrant, Robert I96 Szczepaniak. Donna I96 Szechenyi, Gabrielle I64 Szechenyi, Scott III T Tafoya. Ryan I96 Tang. Frank ISI Tang, Gayle I64 Tuihalamaka, Nehumi Ill Tuihalamaka. Niuafe III Tully. Christine III Turk. OmaI97 Turk. Samira III Turley. Kerry I97 Turley, Melodee III Turley, Tosha III Turner. Angela III Turner, Kathleen III Wayman. Lynda l65 Watkins, Marc III Watson. Jerry ISS Watson. John I98 Watson. Michael III Watson, Michelle III Watson, Stephanie III Wayman, Roger I98 Weatherford. Jimmy l9S Weatherford, Robert I9S Turner, Michelle I97 Turner. Shannon I64 Turner. Tammy l97 Timothy I64 Turner, Tracy ISI Ty. Michelle ISI Urias, Nancy I65 V Vachris. Ronnie ISI Valenzuela. Felicia I97 Valenzuela, Mark III Van Note. Steve ISI Van Kuren. Roger l65 Weatherford. Sheri I9S Wealherman. Wendy ISS Weaver, Gina I9S Webb. Darlene I65 Webb. Sonji III Webbert, Cynthia l9S Webbert, David I9S. III Webster, Rebecca l65 Weigand, Philip III Welch. Lincoln I9S Weld. Kathy I65 Wells. Bryan l9S Wells. George I9S Wells. Jill l9S Wells. Loimie ISS Wentzel. Kathy I65 Werking. Katherine ISS West. Kelly III Weyeneth, Leeann l65 Wheatley. Joseph I83 Wheeler. Patricia I65 Wong. Bernice III Wood, Sean I98 Wood, Steven I98 Woodbury, Toye I9S Woodmansee, Norman ISS Woodruff. Marceanne I9S Woods, Lisa l9S Woodward, Ronda III Woodworth. Cherri l66 Woolsey. David I98 Wray, Anie III Wright. Adam l66 Wright. David ISS Wyatt. Eric I98 Y Yado, Diane ISS Yanes. Mary ISS Yates. Terri ISS Ybanez, Gloria l66 Ybanez, Ruben l9S Ybarra. Frank l9S Yee, Belinda I9S Yenkala. Joseph ISS Young, Angela I9S Young, Darlene IIS Young. Jeff l9S Young. Kenneth l66 Young. Yvonne I66 Younger. Jeff ISS Yu, Joseph ISS Z Zamora Zeigler. no, Albert I9S Richard ISS Zepeda, Clifford I66 Zetterlof, Cindy ISS Zoll, Victor I66 Zub, Lila IIS Zuccala. Janine l9S Zuccala. Kathy l98 Zukows ki. David l99 Zwillick. David IIS Thanks To Dear Alhambra High School: Being at Alhambra High this past year has made many Memories which I hope we have captured in this l98l-82 Fortress. This book took many people and a lot of time to put together which I would like to take this time now and Thank: First to American Yearbook Company and Mr. Chuck Bursell who made it possible to make this year- book. Next to Mrs. Judy Wiedower and bookstore staff who helped with the sales. Also Fran Smith. Ron Chris- tensen, Bob Wilcox, Jon Brinton and Scott Orr for extra help in Photogra- phy. My greatest thanks goes towards Mr. Larry Cunningham. He put in many extra hours and threatened to quit Camella Riccitelli and Anastacia McCarthy work on organizing pictures. All ho Made It Possible many times but without him we couldn't have completed the book. l would also like to give a special thanks to my staff, Dennis Lindley, who, with a lot of nagging, we got photos from. and his two assistants, Tom Sherwood and Sean McHenry. Also my staff Cor. as l say, my childrenj Camella Ricci- telli, our manager, who did a great job selling the book, Cathy Britt, who struggled through the club section again, Donna Szczepaniak, who had a hard time dealing with Academics, Ka- tie O'Neal, who kept us informed on the Activities, Kelly Hudspeth, who we thought would never get sports straightened out but she made it, and the classess workers - Kelly Heneghan, Leann Owens. Julie Tiscareno, Susan a A esis A I 2, W staffers. Drake, were all terrific. l would also like to make a special thanks to Mr. Cunningham's third and fifth hour classes for their help in the letter handout. This year we had a shorter time in which our deadlines were due. Yet we managed with a lot of pressure and hard work. Yet, we did make it through another year to say so long Alhambra. thanks for Being There. Thank You. K' A f L44 ,-f QFYLJL' Kiss' ff Crook! Anastacia McCarthy Editor-in-Chief Anastacia McCarthy wishes her best to all the years to come yearbook ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 223 Being There When It Happened me W' E A f,::xg,ii?fi ' : ii: isffzw w .. :Wg 3'- f 1 eu 'Q- W m ' ' 'K U .: '.-YZ .f L' x 'f ,rpm -, 1- 'liiiivf' L' f. ' fiy f 'ITV 1, 1 A '. I Y sf: V e-zz. 1: fggmiii , - --W1. x K. ,, , , 3. ..fywu-u... e .u ' 224 CLOSING . 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