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

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Sunlight danced on our faces, music hummed through the air, and our val- uable friends were there to talk and share the good times. Reflecting memories of those times where smiles would never enaf Even though the bad scenes popped in or popped out, the show had to go on. Friendships were made and some were broken, all making the year worth- while to learn and live. When the school year ended, we tried to splice the events together, The jilm was made, it was over and done, but we have to admit, we ,ve had lots of fun. Rewind the jilm and enjoy the scenes. When the last pedormance arrived the mild lump in our throat hurt, but we hope the shadows of this year's jim will be near us forever. D By Prospector SIHHCFS ll Caught by the camera while touching up her makeup is Kalia Bumpas. sophomore. 23 The Varsity Football Team, FRONT ROW: Randy Hays. Jeff Hays. Randy Tabor. Doug Johnson. Pat Erickson. Mark Schrooten. David Santisteven. Steve McDonald. and Fred Eddy. 2nd ROW: Tom Allan. Sam Marquez, Dan Fulcher. Rick Tabor. Jeff Graffa. and Hugo Huerta. BAC ' cy Purtee. Don O'Keefe. Gerald Mullender. Larry Karkos. Chris Barwic . David Dibb Troy Mullender. Gene Warner. Cecil Fendly. Ken Franklin. and Tim Hol er. 3b Double exposed with the trees to form a special effect are Denise Cox and Glenna Hol- lon. sophomores. 4l Mark Schrooten and Mary Marshall. seniors. take time out to listen to the intercom. 53 Working on her Biology lab is Ana Pena. sophomore. 2 3 lid

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'YV' top aetlon catches feellngs to reflect them on the screen uTl1I'0llglI0llI the year we were faced with decisions, Decisions were not easy' to solve, but we had to face them. Images from friends and teachers pro- jected new outlooks on our problems. Other scenes were set aside for deep thought and concentration. Our minds were allowed to wonder and dream of anything they could conceive. Images ol' laughter and sorrow, of disgust and delight kept showing on the screen. the beauty of theyear. Ourghlm was .sometimes so exciting that we could hardbf contain ourselves. Our excitetttettt bubbled within and wefelt as though we could burst. lj Waiting to get his senior portrait taken by Imperial Studios is Frank Hefflinger. 21 After being thrown in the shower Marian Price. freshman. is dragged out. 33 Caught by the fish-eye lens are Lisa Adair and Veronica Guzman. freshmen. HX Take 4 Fade in 3

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Senlors rewind their minds to remember the black, gold Miss America looks and old housewife blues may be future jobs of l3 seniors in the DO CDiversified Occupationl program headed by Mrs. Dolores Watkins. Being born beautiful does not always happen, so what do you need when you want to look pretty? Ask Laura Celis or Loretta Melzer. These two girls are going to be beauti- cians and are going to the Rose Mar Beauty College in Mesa. Both Laura and Loretta decided to join DO at the first of the year. This program helps seniors to be able to cope with their future jobs and see how it will work out. Other seniors have different ideas as to what they want when they leave high school. For instance, Mitch Vancura is working at Tip Top Tree Nurs- ery as a gateman. He gets credit and pay for doing easy work, according to Mitch. - April Graffa llj Laura Celis, senior. rolls out dough to make tortillas in Advanced Foods. Regina Baysinger Wanda Beard