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

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Fish eyes, surprise stares freeze candid campus shots 71 AFTER ALL MY schooling, I hope to become a photographer, said Ray Remen, a junior. Also pic- tured is Colten Kollenborn, in the new cafetorium. 8JBOTH TALL AND short enjoyed the Drama Club Camival disco dance, as shown by Jody See- man, a junior and Todd Brown, seventh grader. 95 JUMPING UP FOR one of her highjumps, called the herky, is Maureen McGuckin, ajunior, a foot- ball and basketball varsity cheerleader. Dean Hunter Bill Jackson Doug Johnwn W bhJ h nd K l Kee Fisheye Jody Seeman 7 fI'2. ' Take 22 JUUJOF Closeups Maureen McGuckin . 9 wm:.m f'f4:asvuern.a-sr2-wavur4sam 'vm1lmmf

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Silversmith desi ns jewelr but prefers managin cafe es-'. , M gh .1 -i s Q Ty Hedden Darleen Henry Mark Herring Debbie Hill Scott Hill Kenny Hoglcn I P. .,' V T Landra I 9 Robin Ritter myself, especially when the crowd participates . the course, Housing and Home Crafts. as June wright Things are usually better when they're made at home? This was the case at the home of Mike Bell, ajunior. Mike designs and makes his own jewelry. Bracelets and rings are the usual, but when it comes to necklaces, he doesn't want to go that far. The equipment includes: Silver, turquoise. a silver solder, sawdust, and tongs. He began silversmithing as a hobby which he learned from his parents. It takes a lot of practice, and learning does help a little. Things that are made by Mike aren't sold unless someone wants one that is already made. Prices range from S12 to 520. Silversmithing won't be Mike's career. He said, A restaurant is more exciting to me than my hobby. XL, D -.. Q I in :3773i'i:w lim Holder Pam Holen Hugo Huerla 75 ACCORDING TO MR. Rick Nelson, guitar teacher, students are able to accompany themselves to songs they enjoy, and that it is a neat way to relay. Learning how to play the guitar are Juniors Landra McKinney and Wendy Bracken, and Mary Johnson. senior. 81 YELLING AS A cheerleader for five years,Julie Wright ajunior, commented about her feelings during a pep assembly, g'First, I feel really excited and nervous before it starts. Once it's underway. I enjoy 91 WELL, IT'S A great class, I'm really leaming how to do many crafts, and also I know what to look for when I'm on my own and looking for a house or apartment. said Junior Robin Ritter when asked about Take ll Junior closeups

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Trumpets, microscopes, food help eat away 18,000 seconds 1 as at Q 3,5 N vs if I , S555 , if Allison Kingsley I Cullen Kollcnhnm Mull LLH'C1l'l'll'S GMX LCITIKC Aluntu Lucas Laura L5 nn mx ,,, Mike McAdams RWM MCD1lnNl Barbara McDonald Maureen McGuckln Kendra McKinney Lundm McKinney ff Kellie Nlunues l jim Murwllgi SCUlllVl11lllls Wig 18 17 17 OH, MY LIP is shot, says Ken Rheim after playing his trumpet in the .Ian Band. The Jazz Band played for the Drama Club Carnival Sept. 23. Playing is a lot of fun and experience for me, said Ken,-junior. 175 I WISH THIS were an Oscar Mayer Wiener, said Debbie Daughtery, junior, at the football game against Gerard Sept. 23 when asked about this photo. 182 DRAMA GIVES ME a chance to be some- one else for a while, said Bonna Cummings,jun- ior, at drama practice. Our Town was the fea- ture play Oct. 13, 14, and 15. 191 OOO, GROSS, SAYS Rae Tanner,-junior, as she looks into the microscope in room ZH. Take 23 Junior closeups