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

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s-M' Ruoho Shari N. ' Mitchell Siler Roberi Sill Nil - A L f --ni 'IWPSI . JB . I 4 . X .... my 7 ore about achievements MR. DAN MAJECTICH, basic skills. 3 yrs. Y AJ. BA-ASU. assistant varsity football coach MR. JEFF MASON. freshmen boys' pe, 3 yrs. Y AJ. BS-ASU. varsity baseball coach.jv football coach.jv basketball coach MR. JEFF MOYNES. Arizona and U.S. Constitution. 3 yrs. Y AJ. BS-ASU. Classroom Teachers Association treasurer MR. DON NELSON. athletic director. 4 yrs, Y AJ. MA-ASU. BS Y University of Missouri, varsity football coach. health. pe department chairman. MR RICHARD NELSON. beginning guitar. 2 yrs. Y AJ. BM Y Wisconsin State University. Prospector Chorus. Young Spirit MISS ENID NORBY. typing. 4yrs. Y AJ.,BA - Eastern Wash' tngton College MR. ROLAND NUNEMACHER. biology. 3 yrs. - AJ. BA' ASU MR. THOM OLMSTEAD. general math. algebra. 2 yrs. - AJ.- BS-ASU. Cross County coach MR. BILL PAYN E. reading lab. 2 yrs. - AJ. MA-BA - Califor- nia State University MISS TERRY RANKIN. special education. I yr. Y AJ. BA- ASU. girls' volleyball coach. girls' track coach MISS MARITA ROYERE. girls' pe. I yr. Y AJ. BA-ASU. Spirit Squad sponsor. assistant girls' tennis coach MRS. BERT REYNOLDS. Journalism. 7 yrs. Y AJ. BA-ASU. Prospector Yearbook. Prospectus Newspaper MRS. EDYE RUOHO. drama. 6 yrs. Y AJ. BA-ASU. Drama Club. Fine Arts department chairman MR. EDWARD SHULTZ. study hall. I yr. - AJ. BS Y Ford' ham University. MA Y Columbia University MR. ROGER SHORT. science. 2 yrs, Y AJ. MA Y Northeast Missouri State. BA - University of Missouri. varsity track coach. varsity lineman football coach MR. MITCHELL SILER. general math. I yr. - AJ. BS Y MS - Eastern Michigan University MR. ROBERT SILL. biology. 8 yrs. Y AJ. MA-ASU. science departmentchairman MR. MARVIN SMITH. health. 2 yrs. - AJ. BS Y Drake Uni- versity. MA-ASU. defensive back varsity football coach MRS. DOLORES WATKINS. home economics. occupation coordinator. 9 yrs. Y AJ. BA-ASU MR. LAMAR WATKINS. analysis. trigonometry. algebra, 9 yrs. - AJ. MA-BA-ASU. Math Club. math department chairman MRS. CELESTE WISEMAN, American history. American prob- lems. 8 yrs. Y AJ. BA - University of Wyoming. Student Council sponsor. social studies department chairman IJ BAND DIRECTOR EUGENE ANDERSON instructs three performing bands. the Junior High Gold Duster Band. Prospector Band and Jazz Band. He also teaches Junior High and High School Beginning Band X 61 GENERAL BUSINESS CORE has been added to the business curriculum as a new course. It is an individualized course ranging fro.m beginning bookkeeping to advanced accounting. Mr. Roy Beikman instructor com- mented. I never like a class where the teacher stood up in front and lectured all the time, in this class the students can work at their own rate. l2j TEACHING STUDY HALL gives students desiring to work an opportunity to accomplish their goals under favorable conditions. stated Mr. Edward Shultz. 73 TSTL QTHE SKY'S THE LIMITJ head Karen Cedar. leads group discussion on two topics every week with TSTL students. valfmz ' X L Marvin Smith Delores Watkins LaMar Watkins Cglegie Wiremgn I2 Take 75 Frontlights

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Teachers expose tud nt dail to their very s ecial achieve nt Forty teachers from all types of backgrounds and geographical areas fire up the campus frontlights for instruction. Their achievements include courses taught, years on cam- pus, degrees, and sponsorships are listed below. MR. EUGENE ANDERSON. beginning band. 3 yrs. -- AJ. MM-ASU. BM f University of Wisconsin. Prospector Band. Jazz Band MRS, KATHY BACKALUKAS. Spanish and paperback power. 5 yrs. f AJ. Spanish Club MR, CHRIS BEATTY. chemistry. algebra. 3 yrs. f AJ. BA- ASU. freshmen football and basketball coach. Freshmen Club MR. ROY BEIKMAN. general business core. 2 yrs. - AJ. BA- ASU MISS JACKIE BROOKSHIRE. reading and English. 2 yrs. -- AJ. BS-NAU. Senior Club MISS SARA CANNON. speech. I yr. - AJ. BA-ASU. Speech Team coach - MS. JO ANNECOLLINS. librarian. 8 yrs. - AJ. BS - Mankato State University. National Honor Society sponsor MRS. GRACE COWELL. home economics. human relations. I yr, - AJ. BS-ASU. Matmaids sponsor MR,JOHN DASSINGER. geology and practical science. I yr. f AJ. BA-ASU MR. RICHARD DONNELLY. English for everyday. basic com- position. 2 yrs. -Y AJ. BS. MA f Southeast Missouri State University. English department chairman, jv girls basketball coach. girls' softball coach MR. STAN GLAZIER. agricultural and industrial education. 4 yrs. - AJ. BS - Ohio State University. vocational education department chairman MR. RAYMOND FLEISHMAN. social studies. ASU student teacher for Mr. Chuck Ludwig MS. DIANE HARRISON, art, 3 yrs. - AJ, BFA - Drake Uni- versity. Senior Club sponsor MR. CY HENRY, geography. 2 yrs, - AJ. BA-ASU. varsity bas- ketball coach. girIs'!boys' track coach MS. GINA KARLOFF. business education department chair- man. 5 yrs - AJ, BS - University of Minnesota. COE coordi- nator MRS, SHIRLEY KASPER. I yrs. - AJ. basic composition. col- lege bound English, BA - Indiana University. Penn. MR. CHARLES LUDWIG. free enterprise, American history. I0 yrs. - AJ. BA - U ofA MR. GREG MCCALISTER. auto shop, 2 yrs. - AJ. BS-ASU MR, GLENN McMINN. shop. 5 yrs. g AJ. BS-BA-ASU. Off- Road Vehicle club. wrestling coach. Weightlifting 135 NEW ENGLISH DEPARTMENT chair- man Richard Donnelly teaches three classes of basic composition, and one class of English for everyday. 143 BUSINESS EDUCATION TEACHER Enid Norby admitted that she enjoys teaching her bus- iness classes. The students take the courses because they really want to take them, so they are 7 usually enthusiastic about their work. Take 74 Frontlights y f 1- ' ....,. -, ,,,ef.,, Dan W- '-9-. ff A ,,i,,wa.. Mason on Nelson ,Y 7 , ,Iv 'A X ., Rick Nelson qw is Bill Payne IQF5' Enid Roland N unemacher Olmslead ,cr- A nf is My , Terry Rankin Bert Reynolds Maria Royere I I3 14

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He lets the stars get in his eyes, studies rocks, promotes science A star gazer has been added to the Science Department who loves to work with stars and space. Mr. John Dassinger is a new science teacher acquired from the junior high, who also works with geology in the Earth Department. When asked about future plans for the deparuneng h4r.IDasmngerfeeB that the more field trips, the more the students learn and want to learn. A few of the science teachers were asked what they felt the contribution their department gave the school. Mr. John Dassinger feels that it gives more knowledge to those who are and will be living in community that is becoming more and more technical all the time. Mr. Roland Nunemacher, who maches bunogy and sdence expkna- tion said that, it teaches the students to think and reason in scientific ways which is important to a better under- standing and appreciation of life and ourenvnonnwntv Another teacher, Mr. Roger Short, feels that the contribution is, Meeting the needs and interests of students in the science area. IJ TEACHING BIOLOGY AND wearing black on test days is Mr. Robert Sill,-department chair- man of the Science Department. 21 WORKING ON A Science experiment for biology class is Johnny Ells, sophomore. 35 A LITTLE AT a time, Kathy Huggins, a soph- omore, carefully pours her yeast mixture into a beaker. 45 WADING IN THE river, these girls are enjoy- ing the water after their lab assignment. Take 76 Points of view F-SSIFKQQS 'ibm 1 3 4