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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Oceanic exploration waves was an enjoyable pastime for Ken Franklin, junior, who was involved in scuba div- ing for the past nine months, conquer- ing a total of 15 dives. Equipment he used and rented included tanks. regulator. boyancy compensator. and weight belt. He owns a wetsuit. mask. fins, snorkel and rock boots. His best and longest dive was at San Clemente Island in Pyramid Cave. which was for 50 minutes, and his deepest was 45 feet. Ken has confi- dence underwater, he has seen some dangerous fish such as a scorpion fish and stingrays. but it does not scare or bother him. Ken explained that out of an 80 cubic foot tank, one can average about a 30 minute dive. That is not too much time. but he rents about three tanks at a time. He has been lucky so far. because he has never run out of air or gotten air embolism. His main scuba dives have been in oceans. but he plans on trying some lakes. When Ken stays underwater for a long time. he feels It is relaxing. you feel like you're in another world. weightless. and free. It is beautiful and abounds with life. Scuba diving means to Ken. self-contained underwater breathing apparatus. which it is very difficult for some people. Scuba diving is an expensive hobby, but to Ken it is worth it. - Rod Dikes Take 24 Junior Closeups 'Man from Junction' dives for ex ensive, fish hobb 'l Karen Nluuoli Scot I A x n N O'Bri A J Kcxin 0'KcIlx Barbara Olson Kim Parks t-fs' ef .. l0y THE MOST EXCITING thing that happened at the Biology trip at the Salt River was when a girl fell in and almost drowned, said Kim Parks.junior, llj IT'S REALLY SOMETHING to get high on Jesus. your health or mind. it's more like a cure for what ails you, said Jodi Ellington,-junior.