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

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Per-:ping Toms, happy people wa ce campus Friends How did we meet? Funny l can't remember And yet lt doesn't matter. We laughed together Over things that happened And yet Those things were important. Crying to each other We both had terrible problems And yet We got over them. We grew together lnto what we are today And yet We're very different. Losing each others thoughts Our friendship died together And yet We will live on. Sr. Renette Drenkhahn CENTER - Srs. Linda Bennett and Dar- lene Lipovic discuss Homecoming at a Student Council meeting. TOP RIGHT - Sr. Tony Smith portrays Dracula in Beg. Drama Class. BOTTOM RlGHT - Jr. Lynette Kuntze, Soph. Keith Hug- gins, and Frosh Keith Fields, Koy Hug- gins, Chuck Parkhurts, Tim Hill, Billy Dennis, Kevin Parisot, Sharon War- wrzasek, Tish Snelling on their way to a football game. TOP LEFT - Frosh Rob- ert Kline, Curt Palmer, Todd Kopp, Tim Wynn, Gene Hutto, Richard Hare, and Soph. Dean Hunter demonstrate a low angle shot in Filmmaking Class. CEN- TER LEFT - Sophs. Jim Marsalla and Robin Roberts work on a desert plot in Biology. BOTTOM LEFT - Srs. Dave Cave and Rodney Sentz see what is available in the P.E. area. were

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Topsy turvey cam pu life lifts morale Silence is golden. It is brass. It is silver. lt is a memory pounding on my conscience or a timep- iece ticking off stray thoughts. Silence is affirma- tion. It is that wordless recognition in the eyes of lovers, the hush before a storm, and the pause after the comma. Silence is the world ruled by color and texture, untouched by music or racket. It is an echo that never returned. Silence is wis- dom in the face of fools. lt is ioy to a speaker and hell to the lonely. Silence is that vastness from which all sound issues and to which it returns. Alumnae Wendy Henry y ....,,...,. 1 rgxwy .M A ,ff Q' r 1 at 'HD