Apache Junction High School - Prospector Yearbook (Apache Junction, AZ)

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v' Www Q ww S omg' ,,.qr w+s'AKP, -'IIQ9' Rodeo, f-Road Vehicle gro ups break traditions The Rodeo Club is busy roping in money with a lot of new members according to Sponsor Stan Gla- zier, shop instructor. ROW 'l - Tim Wynn, John Bishop, Skeeter Harrison, Kathy Silveria, and Tommy Gillete. ROW 2 - Tina Trotter, Stella Clark, Carrie Clark, and Laura Harrison. ROW 3 - Dave Glover, Bart Wells, and Jim Smyth. Joey Carothers, Art Wil - Marty Street and Rod ney Reiners. 107 Off-Road Vehicles Club is bigger than ever and full of life. According to Sponsor Glenn McMinn and new Sponsor Greg McAllister the club rolls. ROW l - liams, Bob Eiles, Bobby Lucas, Don Benner, and Mr. Greg McCallister. Row 2 - Mr. Glenn McMinn and Johnny Baca. ROW 3

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Tennis duo double up The Tennis Team consisted of eight girls and nine boys. To be qualified for the Tennis team a student had to be a good student scholastically, be able to take criticism, and be willing to improve. He had to be responsible and make all practices regularly. Mr. Al Cramner has been coach for the Tennis Team for the past nine years. He tried to mix drill practice time and game playing time. lt is also important to play practice matches to be ready for interscholastic matches, said Coach Cramner. Coach Cramner said he definitely enioys coaching the team. He feels that a person should join the Tennis Team so that he may improve himself by learn- ing tennis, and also to help the school win State Championships. Coming off of a TO-0 season, the T977 Boys' Tennis Team will be trying to better their State Runner-up achieve- ment of last year. Row T: Gene Hutto, Ken Rheim, and Dean Dryer. Row 2: Chuck Ehmann, Glen Bowers, Dennis Doerfler, Fred Eddy, Dave Crumby, and Coach Al Gramner. Trying to improve over last year's record, the T977 Girls' Tennis Team will be training many new players. Kalia Bum- pas, Sharon Wawrzasek, and Karolette Bumpas. Row 2: Gret- chen Boso, Debbie Carr, Carol Tucker, Terri Riddle, and Coach AlCramner. .vu- '

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Hiking, Aero head into the wild onder The Aero Club are newcomers to this school. The club has nine members and two sponsors, Mrs. Delores Watkins and Mr. Richard Schwartz. To become a member you must show an interest in aviation, and the club has standard fund raising drives and goes on field trips. ROW l - Dave Hunsaker, David Aitchinson, Sandy Paquette, and Col- ten Kollenborn. ROW 2 - Tony Paquette, Craig Lewis, Mark Baltimore, Tom Williams and Rusty McLouth. Sponsors for the Hiking Club are Mr. Roland Nunemacher and Mrs Sally Hobensack The club plans hikes to Oak Creek Canyon Mt Lemmon and more. Some financial activities for the club include dances car washes club dues and the booth at the Drama Club Carnival ROW l Landra McKinney, Wanda Beard, Patty Barager Loretta Armenta Kathy Huggins Lisa Arment Leesa Guthrie Gene Hutto Lynn Hyson Kenny Jenkins, Cheryl Hamilton, Glenda Eidson Kendra McKinney ROW 2 Marybeth Haynes Diane Mclntyre Mini Blanchard Dureen Olson Jodi Seeman, Fernando Quintana, Steve McDonald Fred Eddy Mike Farber Verda Weathers Cindy Tadevlch Jeff Brown and Mr Roland Nune macher. ROW 3 - Lester Krueger, Kathy Rogers Barb McDonald Sandy Kane Margie Paskel Wendy Bates Roland L Heureux David Deal Don Glasco, Scott Flake, Marvin Harper, and Jim Allan