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

Page 50 text:

A wrestling cheerleader is a person that cheers the wrestlers on when they are out there trying to pin their man. said Tori Sawyer. freshman. Wrestling season began with a match at Coolidge Dec. 3. The season closed at home against Ray Feb. 9. One of the reasons why Tori decided to be wrestling cheerleader was because she thought it would be fun. Before the season started. Tori told how she liked being a wrestling cheerleader. It's okay, said Tori. but I know when the matches start. it will be a lot more fun because we will have an audience. Two of Tori's favorite cheers are Pride and Get Back. Some other pop- ular cheers are Take Down. Elevate Your Mind. and Everywhere We Go. Miss Sawyer described their uniforms as follows: They are black skirts with a gold top with a black stripe going down the side of the top. We completed the uni- form with white socks and black and white saddle shoes. The squad doesr1't have officers. but they do have two co-captains. Lisa Faught and Jodi Seeman. bothjuniors. lt l LIKE WOODS class because I could make and do most anything I wanted to. it was a good class. said Randy Long. freshman, 23 I LIKE PHOTOGRAPHY. especially unposed shots because you can catch a person being himself and you can get some really funny shots. I also like to take weird posed shots and serious posed shots too, I guess it's memories mostly. said Lisa Tadevich freshman. 3lDECORAllNG THE FREMIMEN unfor homecoming night are Tori Sawyer. Suzy McDonald. and Pat O'Keefe. freshmen, 4tFINlSHINCiTIIE LASTtJlheulunchzue Kun Cosby and Tori Sawyer, freshmen. Fun future asset cheers proud wrestlers on to a pin S el, L l E ef ' .. f 5 L . I x Xt 1-nun-Q-U--m-.--...st-...... ff' A fl tis.: t if 46 4 I lake Close ups

Page 49 text:

for requlred flnal examlnatlons 'SI was a freshman, my name, age and height were of no importance. Average and smart were two different things to me, and I was soon to find out the difference. Today I found out that I have to take final exams. What's the big deal? Well, Iill tell you, I've never taken final exams. Wrting, reading, talking, and listening were all I thought there was to it. Here I was in class shocked out of my pants and scared to death. All the things I've got to do cramming, ramming, thinking, and blinking. If I make it, I'lI probably die of heart failure. It's time I go home and do all the junk hat I've got to do just to pass. Lis- ten, l2x + l3y : 23xy. Why do they insist doing the alphabet and math at the same time? They should know that I2 + I3 2 23! Wow, I don't believe this sentence, this whole paragraph! George went to the market and got 23 tubs of margarine. If George could only carry four at a time, how many trips did he take? Everyone knows mar- garine is butter so that must be a fake answer. History was my worst subject, and we had a 107 question exam. Now Iet's see, George Washington crossed the Delaware, the Delaware? How could a 200-year-old man cross my street, Delaware '? This fcontinued on page 395 75 KIM RHEIM, FRESHMAN, said, Burritos, are the best food the cafeteria serves, at least I think so 105 I LIKE SCHOOL dances better, because you have a lot more fun at them, said, David Frances freshman. Take 45 Freshmen closeups

Page 51 text:

' hat will be, will be' philosoph charms Homecomin . . s K ii - - K k . : Y,Qv. , . , i il' X K is - Q I 'J A i ' 1.,.'.- 'Q' if , 5 .if Q 4 J. ri. ., A ' - S -. 1 Q . . xi Y l , K W ' ' 4i 3 f . Q' - 1. f Liga Tadevich Sherri Tomacelli Lesa Trotter Dennis Tubbs Jim Uplegrove Becky VanDCVCDClCf if 5'- r. ' . , SQ? . f K., 1 X a aw- 'f s . i .' ' f' 4 i . . f . . xA,, .. .. .K , l V f N- Y W 7 . . 6 if Robin Wade Brad Wcger .. 1. M fs-v Q. . 'iow'x,6gg 'N 41' 5' l li J DEH W3ClSW0l'lh Marc Weiskottcn i ly . .,, x . ,Q 1- ff , N I Boone Ward 10 Jodce Welch Q , 7 -. . ,. ' It :'l it Z if 'E is H f n .,.. . - , w . fire- ' .1 was af 5 -- , ' qw . . K s 'l ' -., r it ll M- he l ' 1 . ' n T'l'im ' ' ar f' 'sf ' , Yi W T- V I t 5 K EX. kr J . l -- e W, t i t T 1 2 fl 1 A' f .8 ,X id, . Q 5- i v fl :mi lm QQ, if . g, Mfg l if if' 12 1 1 14:21 Q Y V Tc'-f ' ,...i.. M- V f ,rm 1 ' ,.4..:.z,g...,.., , l E- ' 'v i 1 , -...si ..ta... N., 1 f .ff ae- Delores Williamson Joe WIISOH DIBVC Workman Brenda Wright Joe Wright Ann Zerlaut ,ff y pf f ' 20 attendant It is an honor to be picked as an attendant for Homecoming, but Rob- ert Perez. I4-years-old did not seem to be excited at all. As the night rolled on, he did enjoy it and was even a bit nervous. He thought the funniest moment of the night was when the other freshman attendant. Kim Diulus. was panicking when she saw all the people in stands. Robert is involved in sports, such as football, wrestling. and his favorite, baseball. He is also treasurer for the Freshman Club. During the Home- coming festivities, he helped decorate the car. His family consists of six sisters and one brother, and he is the youngest of the family. Robert's future plans includes letting whatever happens. he has no real special goals. lOl IT WAS A BIOLOGY field trip. We had to make 11 plot and tell the living organisms charac- teristics. said Barry Petticrew. freshman. 20l HFRESHMAN MIKE HUTTLE warms up in exercises for another freshman football game. Take 47 Freshmen closeups