Cactus High School - Cobra Yearbook (Glendale, AZ)

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Q ilii U What comes with a new school? A new faculty, what else? The ' tau ht in the consists of about 50 members, 28 of which have never g district, tive who were hired during the first 14 days of school and then there were those who were transfered over from Peoria High School at the last minute They've done really great job coping with the problems of an school. They had to teach desks and overloaded class- books, rooms, but somehow they got by . . . and now they're on their way at- ,fl v. Wi , V f. 1 f A gp ,Q r, K' 1 fetish f Q , 1 I I ..-we h Q W Y' K ,

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Photo staff Ends capturing year's events difficult Photographers met many obstacles in being able to complete deadlines besides never work- ing on a publication staff. Photographers wait- ed .-N.a,lsg Q?'Qf:wment in the beginning of the year to g5f.11V -.et ' in the dark room and then on activities to get started. ' sometimes disorganized staff put in .y hours in getting all of the pictures to the awaiting yearbook staff. Many a time someone S could hear Jay Fallin, head photographer, say, I swear . , . or l ain't never seen anything ,Qke it ... when it came to answering Ms. iJsuna's never ending question Where are our pictures? ' yearbook staff recognizes their efforts 4 5 rgtiqfgiqiates their hard hard work. ,A .gtg slew R -P N. if lifltiaf .J I. Photo stalll Hrs! row: Danny Cissna, Kevin Key, Rosemary Guida. Second row: Susan Ilagner, Kris Kennell, .lay Fallin, Greg Moon. 2. Although usually behind the camera, photogra- phers take very advantage belbre the cammera to ham it up . Rosemary Guida and Jay Rzllin ham it up while Sherri Hunter indicates it takes one to know one. 3. Kevin Key behind the camera. 4. .lay Rtllin, head photographer, spent many hours working in the darkroom, He made sure negatives were developed properly, were not scratched and then printed. 122 S I V .,V,,b l ! ,,.., . :'e.a2s111f,fli:f1 ' f.i1a...t , - at lass, 1 --rf 4- ' N A. K : ., s W .fa ,iff arf ,af - w .qi r ,,... . .- My iwhzls I . I .Mir .1 fa,-, . - , . Nvnsagf -vim ,, , f. Q, . ' 2' MQ, at 9 i l 1 B5 ,ew ' , ,.. .,,., 2.1 ,, r Vila' iii'rt.f,, ,. -ff' uf we t, .MQ .sv J., f.,,,n,,,,. .,.., ,. it swf . 11.1,-,vf,-az. few: 1- 1 .fwzaffztif - s qi s 5 'Saws ' '5H6Jff'fi'i VC v:i.ZZI3'14: 1- 3

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Incomplete facility creates problems for administration '. Mel Huber is busy being a real pal to Pam Ek like all principals should. Mr, Huber found time talk with students although he had a busy schedule. 2. Bea Hanneman looks up while trying to keep up with the .secretarial duties ofa new school. 3. Mel Huber looks up from his shake as if wondering what the next crazy thing someone will ask of him. 4. Joyce Bafford Randell glances wonderingly at the photographer. She is the see- retary lor Mr, Huber and accountant for the school. 5. Ron DeSeelhorst, vice principal, fre- quently showed this expression while talking to students. fx - t 1 V-a.,.qss. V 5. ' ish: 'Ex 3, Este? -... Y. -...-