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

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Crafts, Spirit creates The purpose of the Crafts Club is to learn new crafts and practice the ones you know, said Miss Barbara Furtaw, math instructor. ROW 'la Wendy Warzybuk, Lee Barager, Ron William- son, Janet Kelly, and Mrs. Deborah Shields. ROW 2: Miss Barbara Furtaw, Diane Ader, Dale Specker, Regina Baysinger, and Evelyn Taylor. Mrs. Dolores Watkins, sponsor of the Spirit Squad, said the organization's purpose is to raise the spirit of the school by representing our school at away games and pep assemblies. ROW l: Kim Reiling, Julie Felts, Janet Lavalette, Terry Riddle, Lori Statcher, Robin Roberts, and Gretchen Boso. ROW 2: Claudette Haverfield, Julie Wright, Mary Marshall, Rhonda Ritter, Gloria Perez, and Jamie Bunnell. ROW 3: Glenna Hol- lon, Debbie Chilsen, Joanie Armsby, Carol Tucker, Kelli Armsby, and Evilia Landavazo. 116 iilliil 'T ll Q A ' . Jn!

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Ann ual, paper convene The Yearbook Staff learns the mechanical procedures and the variety of skills needed to produce a yearbook. Students crop and proportion pictures, layout pages, write copy, and outlines, write and select type for headlines, sell advertising, and subscriptions for year- books, copyread stories, proofread stories, and take and edit pictures for the year- book. Yearbook Staff includes: ROW l - Karen Lehrkamp, Cindy Kalinski, Diane Vicko- ren, Karolette Bumpas, Kalia Bumpas, Lenard Niceler, Chris Ishmael, and Kathy Pearson. ROW 2 - Editor Doug Kalin- ski, Gene Warner, Cindy Tadevich, Kathy Silveria, Tim Ehmann, Joan Sambaluk, Art McColgan, Tami Respondek, Gary Wahl, Rhoda Bowden, Ray Remen, Julie Wright, Tony Smith, and Gina Marsalla. The Newspaper Staff writes news stories, features, editori- als, and sports stories, making up pages, copyreading, proofreading, taking pictures, selling advertising, writing headlines, and writing cap- tions for photos. Newspaper Staff includes: ROW l - Mark Herring, Lau- rie Karkos, Editor Dave Hun- saker, Verda Weathers, Col- ten Kollenborn and Ricky McDaniel. ROW 2 - Arlene Bill, Belinda Bonillas, Nina Williamson, .loan Sambaluk, Ray Remen, and Danny Dami- ano. ROW 3 - Rick Herring, Dan Riddle, Tim Holder, John House, and Vince Cherry- holmes.

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-2 ,.,v Teens share goals There are no requirements to be a Teen Counselor. The first 50 who sign up and any exceeding go on an alternate list, but while they work for me I have very high standards for personal behavior, said Sponsor Betty Bennett, the school counse- lor. ROW 1: Sally Bennett, Bonna Cummings, Kendra McKinney, Denise Specker, Glo- ria Perez, and Pat Rameriz. ROW 2: Tracy Arnold, Sharon Wawrzasek, Joanne Diu- lus, Kathy Augustine, Lisa Trotter, Mat- thew Landavozo, and LaDelI Harrison. ROW 3: Shelly Bracken, Dureen Olsen, Evilia Landavozo, Ingrid Scharff, Chris Barwick, Debby Chilsen, Jodi Seeman, Gina Marracino, Tish Snelling, and Mrs. Betty Bennett. ROW 4: Connie Sloan, Brett Shine, Joanie Armsby, Kathy Long, Laurie Weiskotten, and Jeff Hays. lor. Iiams. 117 The purpose of Teen Counselors is for cross age students to begin to share thoughts, feelings, experiences, dreams and goals to further enrichment of each other, said Mrs. Betty Bennett, counse ROW 1: Landra McKinney, Theda New man, Pam Favia, Sandy Lowe, Wendy Farmer, Jamie Bunnell, and Janet Laval ette. ROW 2: Cecil Fendley, Doug Hare, Wendy Bracken, Vicki Bedell, Julie Wright, Dean Hunter, Regina Baysinger Evelyn Taylor, Janet Bennett, Glenda Edu son, and Kathy Silveria. ROW 3: Gene Warner, Steve Sutton, Hugo Huerta Wanda Beard, Dana Cobb, and Wanda Chitwaod. ROW 4: Frank Hefflinger Andy Hayes, Jim Potter, and Tom Wil