Carl Hayden High School - Statesman Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1988 volume:

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No matter what the sport or activity the Falcon fan turnout is dominant. ln 1987 senior Mark Thoroughman was a semi-finalist in the national merit test. lt's been several years since such a brainy accomplishment has been made. Thoroughman put Carl Hayden back on the road to success. The athletic program is a highlight at Carl Hayden. The varsity football team won three games in 1987, an accomplishment that helped the football program come back to life. The ball has bounced our way for the past two years concerning the varsity basketball team. Back to back state champoinships speak loudly. Every which way but win, is an epidemic of the team. Jesse James and Anthony Rivera, seniors, had the priviledge to use their wrestling talents in Japan this past summer. While there, they both went undefeated in six matches. Falcons are winners anywhere. The girls' athletic program has always been one of exceptional talent. In 1987 the Badminton team was regional and also state champions. The varsity softball team was runner-up in regional and fourth in state. Carl Hayden this year consists of 31 new faculty members. John Ewing stated, for every ten applicants one received the job. May the new and welcomed staff keep the spirited Falcons flying on., Exceptional students is what Carl Hayden is made up of the campus is our domain. V 1 . ..' , -- x 1 ' J 5 . g Y J . f we .xg 1 , ... , ,3 .K gal.. . ?l all .10 ' - fp 0 ' ' ' ' L H116 I 006,04 nail' l',o,i 00 D 9 li ' 'l as f 4 f 9 'gg la, E .p vs ,0 G 04,1 ,X 'lg Z ' 1 ' 1 0 ,,p o sn 4. ' T ,oo 4 'I' fl U JJ 0 1 V : 0 9 0 D. ' a Q fl 3- F' ., MEM? ,535 ,mf ,0myEs,,,1i - 1 .Ji 'M ' iv ltfrgu U 4 wr :Ill 6 Q X if X ,- Cx - 9 151 -F ' EWG it ,- tiff. ' ' 7 .'-- iiif'?f f ,iairi 'ffl' A ..iS5Ti2zif,y, ' mi .fl j s'f?'i5l I T1-fffyl A li.-57 ,i.Y?..QQ f ' fi' X A Nw-. -A ,. fffliv Xu' 9' . . Q .. .-1 . H-.- 'x.'z. mg, ,, H J- -. . ,, V ,,., .m. ' QQ.: ffm., df .',a1'.'w+wv.,,,,1, 9 :INK s-JA ' '- z .,. L. 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Fridays are known as blue and gold days, as seen by George Arm- A r strong, school security. I 'K X . ,. E .. ky' - ,.,5?-55525 .fgfsw N Es The Pom-Line is one of the many participants involved in the after school Homecoming Parade down Roosevelt street. Senior, Dolores Galvaldon is a perfect example of pride at work as she helps in hanging game information and spirit posters. 7 .. I 5. ' l 5 5 5- A E Seniors, Susan Sova and Elisa To liven up Homecoming activities The Vai-sity Football players got into the Members of the Pepclub charged their way Armenta show their outgoing the students donated money to JAG killing mogd for toiiiglifs game against the down the street putting Blue and Gold spirit into spirit for their last year here. to have a faculty member kiss a pig, Alhambra Liong, p9Opl9'S hearts. Ron Johns, Preacher , was choosen. 8 Homecoming Activities This year's 1987 Homecoming week theme was Blast from the past . Many people dressed up in 1950's outfits, stoneage outfits and 1920ls attire. A lot of festive activities went on during lunch time and after school. One of our security guards, Ron Johns, Preacher , was chosen by the student body to kiss a pig. When he kissed the pig, Preacher said, It didn't feel too good. l did it because I didn't want to let the students down. In an after school parade, JROTC, Pom-Line and Flagline performed and of course we had some great floats by the cross country, ski club, cheer, black student union and the freshman class. The winning float was the 1950's by Mea- cha. Yvonne Reyes said, I am happy because of the hard work all the members put into the float. Sophomore class float came in second place which was the 1920's, gangster times. At the game, the Homecoming King and Queen were announced. The Queen was Letty Yslava and King was Jesse James. lt was a big thrill for the couple and for the crowd. After the game, the Falcons celebrated by having a dance. Ev- eryone enjoyed the dancing and had a great time. This year's Homecoming was a blast, Rockin' rollin' back to the 50's Yvonne Reyes and Maria Pineda sit down to sip their soda while listening for the results of their winning float. Flagline struts their stuff during the Homecoming parade. As gangsters Frank James and Sharon Reyes make a run from the roaring crowd, they slip away to their hide-out. Homecoming Activities 9 Student in Government Brett Zaenglein, a senior, who was a congressional page in Washington D.C. this past summer, went through a process of filling out applications, writing an essay and partaking in a major interview to get this summer job. Only one of 300 students that applied for a position as a page got to be one. Zaenglein said this job was exciting and had many memorable times. Zaenglein, who was in Washington D.C. from July 10 until August 16, 1987, stayed in a dorm one block from the Capitol where he spent his days delivering documents in Congress. Zaenglein earned a monthly salary of S884 a month which he used to pay for his air fare, room and board, food and clothes. Zaenglein said, It was exciting being on the house floor while congress was in session and it was an honor being pointed out by tour guides to tourists. Zaenglein also said it was exciting getting a personal tour ofthe White House by a Secret Service employee and going to the very top of the capitol dome with Congressman Kildel. But most of all Zaenglein enjoyed making friends with people from all over the U.S. Brett wonders . . . Are you ready for the future, America? Zaenglein is working his way to the top as he poses with fellow pages in the Long- worth Building on Capitol Hill. Brett practices for his first press con- ference as President? 'U W 0? lb at gm . i r --M1514 36. 1 2 W if ., ,, , A M ,, L , ii . Q, , Q F j i ,Qt ggg ' ',-.. . Q- i f 0' Future Pres. Brett Zaeng- , , 'Z . , x it 'l 0' f if V' f ' V, ' lein along with future ,. .,, r., A , V, Cabinet Mgmbgfs? L, . jk fi q fi r:', . V ,L :V u , r ill -l'i ' A ii.. errsr . r , -t ,,zV il, ,' r df. J . Hu ,,.,' ez., H , . ,, K 111 Qt! ,194 'V l'-Y, 'fly . J yi' rv, r , , .' rswy ' .. mi 'I ffffa ii, ' A 1 . ,, an w I V .YV ,il ii, ' I 'f ? 93. ' t . r 'rr 4. ffm, ,O V fa A . ' I. , A , A WV .f 'ltl 1 ,-. 6 hazy it Rivera and James saw a Martial Arts ex- hibition by Japanese students during one of the wrestling tournaments. i'fX T'2 One June morning Jesse James poses with a group of young Japa nese students at a park which attracts tourists. The children are so cute, James said. WW -.-.-.-.-,-,-.-.-,-.-.-.:.i:ggz::3:5'.F5'.3'.'5.::3:5:5:55:34.3:1:5:3:::5.1.1,::3.g:5.3.3 ....... ,,...................... . During the summer Jesse James and Anthony Rivera, both Seniors, had the chance to wrestle in Japan. Both raised money through sponsors to go on this adventurous trip. They spent two weeks in Japan, where they visited many cities. Both James and Rivera went undefeated in their matches in Japan. Both wrestlers had a busy schedule when they were not wrestling. They each stayed with a host family. The Japanese treated us like movie stars, said Rivera. They were really polite, said James. I felt good about it fthe tripl, l'm sure Jesse did too. I felt privileged to be able to do this, says James. lf both had the chance to wrestle in Japan, they most definitely would do so again, they said. They lthe Japanesel didn't stop feeding us, James said. yi u vm ' Japan 011 l Dedication The 1988 Statesman Staff would like to dedicate the Yearbook to Mrs. Elinor White. For two years she put up with us coming in on Saturdays, to meet deadlines, blaring radios, gossiping, and partying. We want her to know that without her there to motivate us we would have never done our jobs. It was very difficult with a new adviser this year, but we managed to put the 1988 book together. We will never forget all those fun times we had in the class and we hope you won't either. Without your help we wouldn't have won the three awards ttwo second-place plaques and one third- place plaquel for last yearls Statesman Yearbook. Thank you for your contribution to the Yearbook. WE LOVE YOU! mia Mrs. White and Mrs. Bow proudly display the plaques for last year's Yearbook. v 12 Dedication .,.,.,.,.,:E1E2EEEEEEEEEE:2:ErE1.1.1.1.t.,E3:EzQ2221222,:.,.,.,.,.,...,,.1.f,1., E1 :ss Lett to Right: Cathy Olson, Terri Watson, Andy Baxter, Carol I,-arg? v 31: -e , 1, 'W Cathy Olson, Terri Watson, and Frances Askren exhibit Falcon camaraderie after ses- sion on racism. Friendships were made at An- ytown displayed by Frances Askren, Senior and Cathy Ol- sen, Junior. bn -sv i Bustamante, Lely Cruz Carol Bustamante, a recent participant in Anytown came back a satisfied Falcon, I learned a lot from Anytown, but the short time l was there just wasn't enough. An emotional experience l'll never forget. Anytown, a program set up for high school students to learn more about themselves and others consists of seminars, exercises, and activities, to cope with problems such as prejudice, selfishness, and being opinionated about others. Anytown offers six summer sessions that take place at three different locations Tuscon, Skyway camp south of Prescott, and Mingus Mountain north of Prescott. Students are selected to attend Anytown at the end of the school year. Popularity or grades, does not affect the chance of those who apply. Screen tests of applicants are done by Mr. Madrid who chooses the students he feels it will benefit the most. Three hundred students from all over the state attend the camp. Carl Hayden along with other schools are only allowed to send 6 to 10 students. The cost is 170 dollars for one week which includes room and board, Anytown-not just anytown but a one week tutored society that could help you answer your own questions. as .Q Y N .. . 13 r i l Seniors dressed appropriately on Senior Week Scum Day. Top: Sohnja Rippey, Michele Lien, Israel Cavazos. Bottom: Sammy Rodriguez, Jesse James, John Chavez. Frank Range! shows his sexy legs while Jade Avery dressed as a man on Switch Day. ,ga--nuns , -.,- , www- Wally Carmichael and Glen Alen became cheerleaders for a day on Switch Day. Revenge of the Carl Hayde Nerds. s X1 A ,,f3 Summer Tournaments Tracy aims for the basket 2 A Pig 3 1 Q up wir Y Wai Emma tht 2319 as twig ml? Hs: mrrgglwia with ggmu X-ti? ff-Rt: 5i. i, uw Vmrlrlgi :gil 'Vinum uullllux N Inu bl! mu Nllm mm 312881 mm.. Wim mm repo. ! W M, .izizi , .1,. , ..,e.,. V Q of T ,k,, rs. .m..,. . Q-,Jr During the summer the Carl Hayden basketball team attend- ed many different basketball tournaments and did not loose a game in Arizona. At the Alhambra League Tournaments at Alhambra High School, the Falcons took first place at the BCI tournament in Arizona. The Falcon team then went on to a series of games in Califor- nia. BCI supplied the funds for the trip to California. They played five games, and they lost only one game. The mighty Falcons went on to capture eighth place. At the BCI National Tournament in Phoenix Arizona, the top players from Carl Hayden combined with the top players from other teams and took sixth place. The team was made up of six Carl Hayden players. Coach Rhymes said, the team sometimes played two games a day, and all teams were real tough. Nike Magazine said the Carl Hayden players, running gun style is compared to the L.A. Lakersf, The magazine also said Tracy Collins caught our eye. Players on the Falcon team that played in the summer games were Tracy Collins, Byron Rhymes, Frank Tuccio, Mar- lon Rhymes, Danny Wilcox, Steve Wescott, Martin 'LDinkey Rhymes, Larry Works, and Benny Maxwell. Coach Rhymes said, last year we were 34th fthe varsity teaml in the nation, this year we should be much higher. On September 14, 1987, a big celebration was held all over Phoenix for the Pope's visit which was part of his National Tour. I-le vis- ited St. Simon and Jude and Immaculate Heart churches. A parade was held down Central as a celebration for the Pope's com- ing. Edward Gonzalez, a junior, attended one of the masses at ASU, which lasted four hours. The Pope talked about Native Ameri- cans and child care. Gonzalez said I felt excited because I got a good feeling inside. George Armstrong, a security guard at Hay- den who attended the ASU mass said he got soul fullfillment, a renewed sense of direc- tion towards life and a spiritual awakening. I-Ie said I felt a sense of spiritual awareness and a feeling of closeness to the Supreme being IGodl. Ralph Saiz, a senior, was a security guard at the North East entrance to the ASU stadium had to control the people and give directions. I got to see the Pope, it was fun, it was a life-time chance, everything looked pretty. The Pope's visit to Phoenix was very spirit lifting. ASU stadium's tallest attraction was a 65 foot tall, cop- per trimmed steel cross designed by Maureon McGuire. Walking out of the stadium, Pious people approach to the middle of the cross. The Pope rides by in his popemobile, proudly sharing his love. As the Pope rides by waving to the people, the crowd excitedly waves back. 16 Papal Visit THE PAPAL VISIT 4 ivxoqfvr-'Qr'O'w 'ff 'ww - H, ,,, . ,, V V r .W-,,,f,,,,.y,Lz gr VVLVVV ,K J ,. V' fir ,,,,,,, . W 1. VV V11 V if , ...ws-....., WV Nw W ,V ,, ,z V ,,., Vw V mg p , V A V A, MW, 'refs-f'vf'1-M. M-f...r.., 'ws A '-' It 1 I A it I . 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Four boys went to Boys State, and one girl went to Girls State. While at state these people learned all about the government and laws of the state of Arizona. They helped in making two mock states, each with its own governor, supreme court, and all levels of state government. They even participated in election on the city and county levels. A very warm welcoming speech was deliv- ered by Arizona's Secretary of State Rose Mofford. The fortieth annual session of Girls State was held on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson in June. The forty first annual ses- sion of Boys State was held on the Northern Arizona University campus in June. It was an experience, said Luke City At- torney, James Ratliff. Bruce Rechichai said, I learned that poli- tics can be the pits even on the teenage lev- el. It was the most radical time of my life, said Mark Thoroughman. It was bad, lMeaning coolll' said Cook City Mayor, Jesse James. Jenni Bradley said, Even though I lost, I had the best time of my lifef, GIRLS ' BOYS ' STA TE 1' A J Z Jesse James, Bruce Rechichai, Jenni Bradley, James Ratliff Girls'fBoys' State 17 W' i W , gf N ,. W ,. MTW . ',,,, 1211 1 Iv, K wr 3 mi gum A mg Q, X K K if' ' wgfnh Vw, ff WW ' ,L V4 r 9, -in 7 tk, -7 F N-mn-.M-, 41 ,M I ,aa ufdmsm - -' ' A I, .fi 'Q . 4.. . ,pw x... , .. u. 5:b'4fsw'4 f' 5' ' fr' . . , 1, , .5gg2b'Idl '-14: .- '- .'. ff- f' ' '- : f nkf .. '. v.. r -- 374-nw H ?--5-:.ft, .- . ' ..f'11e'- 1 -1 - . ogy.. A :N L-Y-.3g..', A ' ' .-o.'-fI- 1 ,wtf .:,:,L,.. ' .,- .- 1 '-1' 'Q'--r ,..,. ,gk 'J 5 . . :,f f.-Lg y ...: .-43 , ,h -- f. 7 , n ,fu tr . i--7-' '11, ,j?'Q:,l 1343. :iw-.4 , ,. Q Ill- . ,L ml' t4 ' 532: hgbiliy FOOTBALL THI I HT W 'wx , ff ,V faq. fpmh ,,guu.,,,r R . . 4 T 9 5 . ,. l . ,L . A f,-f . 5 f 'N il! M V..-W but-V ngsv gf lst row: Larry Worksg Todd Holt, Michael Underwood, Angel Sandaval, Scott Moore, Ruben Moreno, Conway Bond, Ernest Quintero, Craig McKinney. 2nd Row: Ray Lopez, John Chavez, Ralph Saiz, Sam Vigil, Tom Clay. 3rd Row: Anthony Rivera, James Henson, Alfredo Torres, Toura Marshall, Keith Gamble. Darrell Gora, Delbert Patton, Armondo Ybarra, Charlie Burnham. Delbert Patton Cornerstone Editor Time is the key ingredient for the falcon football team. Waiting for the football pro- gram to explode and emerge as a respectable opponent is like waiting for a bomb to ex- plode. This year is the third year of Coach Thurman Simmons venture to turn around a talented, but struggling team. Coach Simmons discussed his point of view of his experience with this year's team. We are a vastly improved team, with ca- pable players in every position. Our goal is to be as good as we can be and play as well as we can play. There are several three-year starters, An- gel Sandoval, Scott Moore, Ralph Saiz, Larry Works, Delbert Patton, Anthony Rivera, Dar- rel Gora, and Jerome Williams. I hope people feel their efforts on the field and in the classroom are something they can be proud of. l wish them vvellf' said Simmons. 20 Varsity Football Players pay close attention to Ruben Moreno, Quarterback as he calls the next play. 'uv lv 'MW J. Varsity ,N .f.. -ev lst Row: John Mendina, Bill Gibbons, Mark Valenzuela, Angel Vasquez, Frank Verdugo, Goerge Quintero, Peter Daley. 2nd Row: Manuel Jaramillo, Juan Gonzalea, Glen Corley, Chris Garewal, Chuck Head, Jed Whetten 3rd Row: Ryan Kieborz, Jesse Bojorquea, Joseph Arle, Richard Allgire, Mel Rawlinson, Clyde Orta, Tim Kieborz, E 447' ,, ,,,,, , ,, , ,,,, , , , 5 , , , ,. ,, A g , . I Y FRESHMEN Junior Varsity team players in alphabetical order Frank Ahumada, Henry Ahumada, Randy Amavisca, Micheal Baca, David Banuelos, James Barnett, Robert Bodle, Leonard Bruner, Tony Chapparo, Samone Davis, Troy Davis, Paul Figueroa, Anthony Fredericks, Johnny Friddle, Willy Furniss, Angel Gamboa, Sergio Gamboa. Frank Garcia, Micheal Garcia, Claudio Gonzalez, John Gonzalez, Daniel Hawkins, Mark Hernandez, Willie King, Armando Lopez, Robert Lucero, Jerry Napier, Charles Nelson. Harold Noriega, Shaunn Patton, Jason Perez, Israel Reese, Willie Reynoso, Joel Richmond, Chris Rios, Raymond Romero, Abel Ronquillo, Eric Ruiz, Armando Saenz. Kyon Sayer, Justin Smallwood, Ricky Smith, Lonnie Shaw, Reggie Steele, Paul Rigueroa, Leonard Vasquez, Adam, Vigil, Vanrick Washington, Mike Westamo, Jermanme Wilson, Cory Candler JV Football 21 5 . ..... ,,,A, .AIAIA V 222215222213 Excitement was everywhere as we went head-on with Alahambra Lions at the Homecom- ing game. Then came halftime. The moment we were all waiting for. The nominees were announced and sudden silence hit the crowd. The 1987-88 Homecoming Queen Letty Yslava placed her hands over her eyes and tears of happiness ran down her cheeks. The student body applauded and cheered. A bright faced Homecoming King, Jesse James, and the crowd went wild. Princess Sandra Abril and John Chavez both expressed happiness about their elections. For their victo- ries the King and Queen each received a fifty- dollar certificate from the Navy and Army. We may have lost the football game, but spirit and pride of the falcons marched on. Ol'Tl6COl'T'llf1Q dr? w S -ng. .. i - Queen King Letty Jesse Yslaua James i is l rx Q i Tai ., ,A is , ix sas? Q Q Q' 2-3 ffl! F Q 2 4 m 'G 4,2 me E M 0 'LC ' 7 Ewa, I was speechless, and my friends were more excited than I was, said Brandy Pelch when she was chosen for sophomore princess. I was thrilled and excited when they called my name, said Todd I-Iolt when he was chosen for sophomore prince. There was an assembly after school to announce the nominees. But at the dance the winners were announced. I never thought I would winf' stated Frank James when he was chosen for sophomore King. The king and queen were also announced at the dance. They were Frank James and Sylvia Rosales. The Sophomore Starlight was held on November 13, 1987. The dance was held in the cafeteria. The school brought in Me- gasound, which everyone seemed to like. The money raised at the dance was going to be used for sophomore class prom. ' ' -4 ,A . mx , M f x Ng- v5.3.1 Iwmtq K I . N. ,, A fymgmlx- I I .gxh I . I-Ll QANVQ . , 1 Mm . Rx' ' ' n .. A x'S'.'f,,, :ibm 3-iilfkslklffl K . , 5 24 Starlight Royalty King Queen Frank Sylvia James Rosales ns, .5 xx X Terry Hoffman, Teresa Delgado, Henry Cruz, Brandy Pelch, Dawn Elliot, Tim Kieborz, Patty Mendoza, Frank James. 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Front Row: Celeste Franco, Stella Delgado, Ceci Saenz, Seated: Andrea Heredia, Shannon Holt, Ana Verdusco, Angie Tallabas Standing: Lakeshia Clevenger, Veronica Chacon, Shannon Rhymes, Joyce Frederick FRESHME Front Row: Edith Marquez, Bertha Aguilaria, Seated: Sonya Nunez, Cynthia Cisneros, Terra Garcia, Tara Lay. Standing: Dawn O'Keffe, Consuelo Manzanarez, Cindy Toledo, Coach Wray. on-sig WY I C iz, ----u- l ' ' , -, - ' ,E-V94 'VNVWGPW --. rg I ,A ., x . . hixaxmliqs VJ-,-,X W . ,r ,,. V, 1 Wbiffwflihww 8 BADMI l G QS!-ESBYRW . . . llifli ElAlD.Ml lmlEiXMK9 Nu.. Row One: Sharon Reyes, Gloria Beltran, Julie Delgado. Row Two: I-lien Nguyen, Kim Maxwell, Anna Valdez, Sandra Aguilera, Dawn Herman, Margie Candelaria, Back Row: Mrs. Nancy Funari, Alice Beltran, Lanique Watley, Alex Nunez, Veronica Breleda, Coach Shera Smith. 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'ww At Top: Brett Zaenglein, Reaid Leonard, Juan Rubio, Chuck Rodriquez, Ernest Estrada, Glenn Allen, Shawn Simon, and Manuel Benitez. ,.- ...Sdgkklcffxfu Cross Country 'AA' N .. ,,p: x QD 'E Nr: - 30 Cross Country Top: Shawn Simon, Manuel Benitez, Ernest Estrada, Juan Rubio, and Chuck Rodriquez decide to have a little snack after a long run. Right: Brett Zaenglein trys to show off his muscles while running. -X ii Trevor Browne ' Kola . Coronado - I South Alizambrai 1, - Carl Hayden Cross Country makes State meet four years in a row. Cross Country is a sport where you com- pete against other schools and people to see who can run a certain distance the quickest. The first meet is in September and lasts through the end of October. Coach Ray Cruz said our Cross Country team was real compe- tative this year considering a few of our good runners were out. We made state meet for the fourth year in a row. We surprised alot of schools this year by making third in the division, and the division we played in was a tougher division. The runners don't concentrate on winning but on improving and by that they win, Cruz said. The runners more or less motivate themselves and each other. The runners and Coach form a bond between them and they become close, like a family, said Cruz. I'm sad we didn't have a girls' team this year, said Cruz, but I'm really excited about next year, our top six runners will be back next year. g'We practice in the mountains, desert, parks, streets, wherever we can. We try to run in a different place so we donft get bored with running the same course each day. Peoria - Ctwppairai. C at , . 1 V T1 ' , V C5255i2Sif5,f-gyg -A .ss it 29 s C T42- lf 4 42 r pw 39 ' 76 M3f99'?f'fi' iiyg ir A r.rr ...,, Cross Country 31 Marching Band Ronald Howell is probably one of the most hard working teachers in this school. Hefs dedicated to his work, he runs the poms, flag line and band single-handedly. I think he should be at a school where the bands are a lot bigger. He should be with kids that are more dedicated to the band put more time into the band than the students do. He de- serves the best members in the state of Ari- zona. Howell would listen to anyone's prob- lem, said Michael Torrez, band student for three and a half years who played base drum because no one else wanted to play it. It's not hard physically, it keeps me busy, be- cause itis a job, I do this mainly for the stu- dents, said Howell. This is Howell's 24th year as a band director. Every school band has a drum major, and ours for this year is senior Jesse James. James was qualified because he helped di- rect the band last year. He enjoys being drum major because it's a different side of music. He helps discipline and teach members dur- ing practices, he leads the band during gamesfparades. t'It's frustrating when they iband membersl don't learn what their sup- posed tof, Every Wednesday night the band had practices from 6:00-8:30 P.M. during football season. This year for band day the Hayden band went to Tucson to be judged on performance. The band was awarded a C average, for a lot of time spent practicing. Trombonists march in perfect time as they perform the song Aliens at a football game during half-time. During a pep assembly the band entertains the audience by playing the Fight Song . Tony Dela Cruz plays beautiful music on his favorite instrument, the trumpet. lst Row, Denise Bailey, Sonya Sotello, Carol Bustamante, Laurie Vining, Darlene Elias, Laura Abril, Patricia Flores, Joanne Ablog, Delfina Berznza, Andrea Beagle. 2nd Row' Elisa Armenta, Theresa Delagado, Rosie Torres, Maria Quintero, Veronica Sanchez, Cathy Olson, Laura Hernandez, lmam Saunders. 3rd Row- Elsa Baca, Jeanette Aguilar, Renne Aceio, Melanie McGee, Lisa Hernandez, Tanya Duran, Tanya Tzrvelekis, Toni Martinez, Darlene Buckley, Elvy Acosta, Mr. Howell lBand Directorl 4th Row' Fausta Peterson, Josie Castro, David Rottmiller, Richard Long, Michelle Ling, George Chavez, Matt Bright, Jerry Chavez, Theresa Yiannou, Marisol Saenz. 5th Row- Holly Fohrenkam, Michelle Cantu, Christina Shoults, Sharon Reyes, Eloise, Dela Cruz, Renete Kotzyba, Michael Torrez, David Murguia, Jennifer Lanyon, Jennifer Ploium, Heidi Hough, Michelle Grant, Elizabeth Nelson. 6th Row- Cathy Beltran, Susan Privatt, Lisa Torres, Belincls Reid, Lakisha Gurdy. Muslimah abyuh-hamced. Carmella Jenkins, Casey Hall, Elizabeth Rottmiller. Eva Perez, Sonya Mendoza 7th Row- Tammy Longee. Ryan Kieborz. Terry Crawley, Tim Kieborz, Paul Figueroa, Alex Lopez, Mike McBride, Tony Dela Cruz. Jesse James, Frank James, Greg Daviet, Colleen Roenquist, Chuck Euzarraga. Chris Griften. Karrie Clinton, Evert Crouch, Sylvia Rosales. Drum Major. Jesse James salutes gracefully to audience as the band proceedes off the field. Heidi Hough a freshmen plays proudly in the band. 32 Band This year's Flagline started something new. There are three captains instead of one. The terrific trio, Michelle Grant, Mi- chelle Cantu, and Eva Perez work togeth- 0 er to make a more organized line. lt's n 8 such a big line and if one person were to handle it, it wouldn't be as organized, said Grant. The captain's positions are all - of equal importance. All the girls on the , 3,:i,,,mmsm1sw'!:'89k line come to each of the captains, said 4,4 w'., .-' .f'- 1-1 --,' Grant. A qzsggii l 1, l 'T' The 24 girls on the Flagline had to go , gpfiifw M 1 through a tryout, learn the fight song and how to march, and also make up a routine. A ' VyA383g: ' T ' ' They practiced 3 to 4 hours a week. They Vg, 13, , W H performed at assemblies, parades, Y 'Q'1 ' 'V games, to band music, records or tapes. . y. 1 I First, we make up a routine, then we ','- , ' '1 . , find a song that goes with the routinef' , gq:m,3473 said Cathy Beltran, 2nd year Flaggirl. V' 3-7' - .'., 'ggi-qv, Many of the girls feel the same about be- . 63,-, ' Al- E ing on the Flagline. To me it's a hobby and viii it is a lot of fun, says Grant. lt gives me an 'C E 'A4' 'L opportunity to meet new people, says .1 g eg:,.4'ffY f' 3 ' Beltran. Flagline performs along with the V.-4,-1-:Tf-rf:.,,5,,i3,:M 'K',.. ,K band and the Pomline in a competition 'Uk . ,. called Band-day, in Tucson. They perform 1' ' - for judges and get rated on their perfor- - mance. This year they received a 3 which e.,, , Q ., V luv, K means average. W Eva Perez, Michelle Cantu and Michelle Grant enjoy sharing the responsibilities being Flagline captains. Row 1: Michelle Grant, Sonja Mendoza, Elvy Acosta, Eva Perez, Elizabeth Nelson, Theresa Yiannou, Marisol Saenz, Sylvia Rosales Row 2: Jeanette Agular, Renee Acejo, Darleen Buckley, Toni Marteniz, Melanie McGee, Lisa Hernandez, Tonya Tzivelekis, Tanya Duran, Michelle Cantu, Josie Castro, Holly Fohrenkam, Fausta Peterson, Susan Privatt, Cathy Beltran, Tammy Lougee, Elsa Baca. 34 Fla line ' Senior, Darlene Elias first-year pommie and pomline captain, per- forms one of the more outstanding moves, Pommies-another important piece to the puzzle. Individual abilities make it possible for the band to be successful. The 19 pommies who perform at games, assemblies and parades were choosen out of 51 who tried out be- cause they learned two fight songs and a dance routine. The purpose of the pomline is to perform dance routines and enter- tainf' said Darlene Elias, pomline cap- tain. You get to go a lot of places and I like to dance, said Laura Hernandez two- year pommie. A lot of the pommies feel that it is a challenging but fun job. Pommies are more then teammates - they're friends. 'KWe are very close, everyone jokes with each other, said Elias. 'fWe all get along but when things get rough we just want to get away from each other, but we give a lot support, said Her- nandez. The girls on the pomline also have a good relationship with band director Ronald Howell. He isn't just a band director he's a frienclf' said Elisa Ar- menta. He is easy to get along with because he understands teenagers and knows how to talk to us, says Hernan- dez. Pomline ' . 1'i'nn'HidEk 1 ijvg.. ,rf -L .-4fe?h'b-'SWSTWM l E apslgtfz' J '- gn-gv. 539 0 41. 4 ,q-- -.:. ' ', 1 . . ,, ..3 - - A Q - . 5.15295-'fl .1-ZLL . -jj! -Q . . ..., .. . . cf ' R ggw K . 1' ' .' ' 0.1'Q'g72.Q... -1. .. . 4, 4 ' 7 , ,',f'-W .-i2'L,af5' ' ' l .- ' ':.. - WHY ' e'. : - l ,.,..,.- 1 L,,.?-m ., - 4-' 1--,-4:.... 1 . .. . .. .l ,,i,.,.w . - ii gr'1,'4 ' 4 f -'U' -,WNV 1. V x f'.'.'1 8 fxv.-1-,im ,. 'f1::?VH.w'e.-' - ' ' 114- .'v- :rr -, , I-4 .4-in 'zgffiif o Row 1: Laura Hernandez, lman Saunders, co-captainsg Laura Abril, Captain, Dalene Elias, co-captain, Laurie Vining, Cathy Olson, Theresa Delgado Row 2: Dalfina Berzoza So nya Sotelo, Joanna Ablog, Andrea Beagle Row 3: Patricia Flores, Denise Bailey, Carol Bustamante, Maria Quintero, Veronica Sanchez, Elisa Armenta, Rosie Torrez Varsity Cheerline .1- xtvvfanu' .,. -I' 1 ..- lv mi' , .lk i:!f'5'Q4 ', ,. a--1--,5, .-'91 Q 5, ,-13' 1,1-, 51. ti,:,.::.e.hZ. -1-:ui l. .. . , F, .,.. ' '.-'l. ff-'H' ' H -li..3,fA :.2'1rC.- TQIXN I 4:-'-': 51.-13. -. - . . 'ow' 4 . Hun? L,.'g,,, '- I h I . Q- 1 ' .,- ,-v, .g-1,4 . ' - -,Ha pf - ...A . '7.',' 4 ,wg if ,, if-T- V- 1-1x.,..,. I, . .T'A.Hm,, -n. .. 1? Q J I - -L .av-A. Page K Jennifer Metheny, Tanya Ellis, Wendy Watson and Sonhnja Rippy drsplay thelr closeness an spmt First Row: Jennifer Metheny lCaptainl, Second Row: Jennifer Sanchez, Elisa Estrella, Lefty Pineda, Letty Yslava fCo-Captainl Third Row Tanya Ellis Wally Carmxchael lFreddie the Falconl, Teri Watson. we 'WW 36 my I J.V. Cheerline members concentrate on their positions as they form a totem pole. There's something new about the Cheerline this year-there is a J.V. Cheerline also. This is the first J.V. Cheerline in five years. The AIA lArizona lnterscholastic As- sociationl reduced the Varsity Cheer- line, because last year there was a big line and by reducing the line it im- proves the quality of the J.V. Cheer- line. Both Cheerlines practice hard al- most everyday for at least an hour or longer depending on what they have coming up. Mrs. Hobson, the sponsor of both Cheerlines said, 6'The squads are basically all good. Last year's Varsity Cheerline went to the AAA Di- vision 2 Arizona State Cheerleading Championship and won first place. They received plaques and t-shirts. This year the Varsity Cheerline tried out for the tournament at the Fiesta Bowl. Yolonda de la Rosa of the J.V. Cheerline said, L'Cheer is real funf' First Row: Karrie Clinton iFreddie the Falconl Second Row: Martha Reyes, Yolonda De La Rosa, . ...- . , . 125522553 up ' , ixkgwu A tl . J . V. Cheerline . - xrvwwawiasxk 2 ' -',:'-'i ',-:'i.'-- -'f ri ,ax -4' if -. lv .A :QM fD'i5'Q'S . A - .331.i'Sf5 A A .. ,,...n -3. -, A ':. ' ., G' Nl- in I . is-1 1 H.. fl. ,-H.: -. .,i . . I , -5..g,f- 311' . hi. 4. j.-:YN n if-'--f :'r' ' '-.. V' A 5.'.. Y . .-fs,-1 :ij .-Lf ' - - -...Aa ,1 - .. , --.T o ---f::f:f ' ' - ' , if..f.- 'Uri .-Q A V ' -:lu 'J WHY' Tie-4... 'FA P , . ' l4 '.. P-Fig Dawn McClain Third Rowi Dawn Elliot ROTC I think JROTC is an interesting class be- cause you have fun and it is a learning exper- ience , said Matt Norris who has been in JROTC for three years and is an officer. During the year there are many extra cur- ricular activities in which the JROTC student may participate in. Some of these are the Veteran's Day Parade, Drill meets, Leader- ship training trip, Rifle matches, Brigade Mili- tary Ball, Color guard competition. Matt Norris said he likes the trips to Fort Huachica where he goes through gas cham- bers and fires M-16 automatics and semi-auto matics. Norris said being in JROTC staff will help me understand the millitary better. There are many teams in J ROTC. The differ- ent teams are rangers, Color Guards, The Rifle Team, The Drill team, the orientering squad and the JROTC staff. an S8 an . rw frsr T N , R ,gm , ? - V I Q W . :Ita 1 I M l. Yaris X U sg as - N if is A ix Q 0 K I ,g 5, K Q -lji, K . N W qi K A .y N12 0 ' 'ffl T , ' . mgani. Q A f l I J V ,gf Now, Now Boys dont look so serious Matt smile pretty! 38 ROTC Rangers: Back row: Griffen, Maki, Candler, Gibbons, Jamison, Newkirk, Beck gna-qw v fo , Durham, Dukes, Griffen, Montgomery. First row: Vo, Renya, Naccarato, Wincapaw, Barraza. Rifle Team: Back row: Guzman, Charmicheal, Seleteiva, Guzman, Pfiffer, Front row: Griffen, Montgomery, Griffen, Montgomery, Griffen. YA. Color Guard: Brackeen, Woodard, Pfeier, Scott, Beck, Burke, Barazza. rf 315' mfr- v ' :tt ff If A -or W., ,Q r Drill Team: Back row: Griffen, Zarra, Jamison, Seniceros, Scott, Conner. Front row: Castaneda, Romero, Barraza, Carson, Montgomery. Orientering: Winsor, Lucero, Jackson, Maki, Montgomery, Candler, Scott, Naccarato, Blodge, Helwig, Riddle, Vo. Staff: McClure, Pfeiffer, Norris, Winsor, l-lelwig, Carmichael, Montgomery, Wincapaw, Bloclget. l S 1 a ll 'ii , 'N 5 'Y i r 'X , i J Q I Yearbook Staff v s --... .ou:.a'il-'sur-annum I . .NIA ,lx fy zx.A,5KNsN X .. vm-4 IWNQQ 1. V. , it ,z A wan, , MI, Xe - . . . . A X .i 1 . 5 git L '. :V 'lI 'nf,g..-in s ,fhhiit Q ' ' wtl:ANk'I V - Li i 1 ,,5u,:,M Vgwyfai r Mrs. Stone, advisor and Theresa Mendoza, editor show the class the next deadline. Left to Right: Elisa Armenta, Susan Sova, Patsy Garza, and Liz Chavez finish up last minute layouts. fins 40 Yearbook I took Yearbook because I like to create something I'm going to remember for the rest of my life. It's challenging for me because I get to relate to things I've never worked with before. Working to meet deadlines on layouts and photogra- phy is hard for me and is a big responsibility. One minute youlre doing something on layout and the next you're in the dark room printing, says senior Joann Chavez. The re- sponsibility of a layout person takes a lot of hard work with imagination because you have to organize pictures and draw-up layouts. Vve learned to meet deadlines and to work with people on certain assignments. The pressure is unbe- lievable there's always deadlines for layout, photo, and copy assignments. You're always working within a certain time limit and sometimes obstacles get in the way which makes it hard to finish, says senior Susan Sova. This year the statesman advisor was Mrs. Stone. She ran class like a newspaper office, with deadlines every two weeks. l'm a journalism major and I like teaching it, so I would rather teach yearbook than another English class. This yearis editor Theresa Mendoza, draws pages, edits copy, and organizes the staff's work. Being editor is a tough job, but it's really fun because I am able to work with other people. The staff stayed on Wednesday nights until 7:30 to meet deadlines, and had times of enjoyment. Back to Front: Johonny Salcido, Nancy Soto, Joann Chavez, Anna Gutierrez, Loraine Martinez, Edward Gonzalez, Mrs. Stone, Elisa Armenta, Susan Sova, Liz Chavez, Yvonne Reyez, Carol Bustamante, Teresa Jones-wright, Sheri Davis, Martha Butler, Ruth Roman, Theresa Mendoza. Martha Butler and Loraine Martinez Edward Gonzalez and Ruth Roman share are in deep concentration with their the Same ideas for a layout sheet, work. Carol Bustamante, Nancy Soto, and Joann Chavez study the negatives in the dark room. Yearbook 41 Cornerstone Steve Rhodes, Jenny Bradly, Terrenee Thompson start on a new issue as Denise Rio, Tasha Barrs, Gina Helway critique a recent issue. First Row: Alberto Rodriguez, Rachel Sandoval, Michael Gabadon, Delbert Patton, Scott Rhodes. Second Row: Marie Escoto, Manuel Garcia, Takami Frank, Kellie Koon, Tasha Barrs, Lena Padilla, Back Row: Bruce Rechichar, Jeremy Mortensen, Jenni Bradley, Amy Barber, Tammy Moore, Paul Northup, Terrence Thompson, Garrett McClure, Mrs. Braden Writers for the Cornerstone changed from year to year. So did the abilities and interests of the students, but the unique style of the Cornerstone stayed the same, Each year there is a new group of stu- dents with different abilities and interests in different things, said adviser Dianne Bra- den. Last year the National Merit, the most prestigous award in the country gave the Cornerstone 920 points out of a thousand. 42 Cornerstone Senior staff reporter Kelli Koon said she participated in Cornerstone, because I am interested in journalism, and I feel that this experience will help me a lot in the future. Some students took the class mostly be- cause they were interested in journalism. Others like Takami Frank, said she took the class because she likes to write. The class consisted of 17 students and 4 photographers. Ten of the 17 students were seniors. Five of them were juniors, and there was one freshman and sophomore. The staff positions were editorial, sports, art, manag- ing, feature editors, reporters, circulation, and advertising managers. To provide funds for the paper, one third was given by the school. The other two thirds was raised by the advertising editor. Three hundred dollars was needed in order for each monthly issue to be printed. Rachel Sandoval explains to Michelle Whepley her latest headline while her adviser Mrs. Braden supervises. Adviser Mrs, Braden gets a scoop on a story, Christy Curtis pastes-up a page while artist Alberto Rodriguez watches. l Q W While typing, editor Delbert Patton pauses for the photographer, Cornerstone 43 Masque anal Gavel John Akers reveals some of his feelings to Jeanette Aguilar in the play UAnd They Dance Real Slow in Jacksonf' from left to right top Mrs. Heathcotte, Dedee Clark, Vince Lucas, Molly Ortega, Tracie Reich, Chris Adler Cory Richason, Cara Davis, Liz Frapp, Aaron Griffin middle Chris Castro, Christine Garcia, Freddie Perches, Nina Sumpter, Jennifer Irvine, Patricia Bell, Shannon Deppey, Mindy Watkins, Sara Beck, Andrea Verwey. bottom Carmella Jenkins, Candita Jennings, Ryan Martinez, Alice Nunn, Denise Real, Imani Saunders, Teri Watson, Christy Curtis, Paul Nehrbass, George o'Barts. 44 Masque and Gavel The key to Masque anal Gavel is cooperation. In Masque and Gavel the most impor- tant thing is cooperating with students to make a good production. According to Dawn Elliott play prac- tices are difficult but they get easier. El- liott said, It's fun working with the differ- ent people on the set. Masque and Gavel club meets three days a week after school for two hours. Members of Masque and Gavel are in plays and are also included in speech con- tests. The club, which teaches students to act and to speak in front of a group with confidence, is open to anyone who wants to join. Elliot said, lt,s scary at first, then you get used to it lspeaking in front of a group of peoplel. One type of speech is debating. Elliott said, 'lYou pick your own topic and form it into an argument. Masque and Gavel members enter these contests once a month which end with tournaments. Good luck to the Masque and Gavel members on their next play. LUNCHTIME E TERTAI ME J.J. Morgan from KKFR John O'Rourke and Andrew Starr from KZZP .ts..ssN11.:r. W,1r..,rs.,...k. UI went to Carl Hayden, I had a great time. says J.J. Morgan, nighttime D.J. at KKFR. Ev- erybody was cooperative, they fthe students! had a good time. I was impressed! I think this school is alot better than the reputation it has out on the streetsf' Morgan came to Carl Hayden during both lunch hours. He was impressed by the crowd reaction. The school is alot better, seriously. Many of the students enjoyed the sounds of the top 40 music. Yes, I will definitely be returning, therels no doubt about it, said Morgan. Before starting the high school tour, KKFR had changed its format. They went from playing rock to playing dance music. This has alot of students switching to KKFR. The station trys to appeal to all ages. I liked it CCarl Haydenl because it was really spiritedf' said John O,Rourke of KZZP. The students really seemed to get involved. Its a fun place, it actually is. I've been to alot ofthe valley schools to do these lunch-time dances and Carl Hayden is by far definitely one of the most fun I've been at. O'Rourke, along with Andrew Starr of the Windy City D.J.,s came twice to entertain the Falcons during their lunch hours. Many of the students enjoyed the lunchstime dances. We'll come back as often as you want us to, said O'Rourke. Since he works from 6 to 10 p.m., his show is mostly aimed toward a younger audience. I wanted to localize the show, because a vast ma- jority of the audience are high school studentsf' They fthe disc jockeysl decided to go around to valley high schools to do lunch-time dances be- cause we didn't want to be this voice behind the box playing the music, we wanted to go out and be part of the crowdfl Native American What I want to do in the future is to keep the club going and not let it die out again. I want the club to be recognized in the future. Linda said. The Native American Club made a comeback after nearly a two year absence. According to club president, senior Linda Gonzales, there was not enough participation in the club, and there was no one supporting the club. Linda was partly respon- sible for bringing the club back to existence. History teacher, Mr. Duane Webb, was the sponsor last semester. They raised money to go on various trips and to get a club banner. Meeting are usually held Tuesdays during KKIS peri- od. There are approximately 20 members. There are a lot of students who are full-blooded Indian. Linda said. Linda would like to see more students in the club. The club is not limited to only students who are Indian. Any- one can join. This year's officers include Lamar Barehand, vice- presidentg Crystal I-lermana, secretary and Leah De- lowe, treasurer. Jenifer, Henryetta, Goregette Stephanie Barehand, Vince Bornargos Stephanie Barehand, Vince Barnargas, Linda Gon- zales 46 .Native American 'T . Y FNNEQ 1 A J -, 0 ., 4.1, -f ' ' . l a. J, , -, I 595' 7, ,a,',.,,gfqn.r- , ...Nu r .QV -' 'W-?A1',,. I I., .. , . ,Q N m A A Y . . - as 'Q'-'Gita . , ' ' ' N . A ' . I ' ' - ':f'g-!g5:- -rf.,,x.. , . wer- - . g T . :,,.f- R 4. ,i,.Q ,F K, 1-su 5 . LM N' NE 'Q 1... ' ' ' 1-igtww - , N .' Q Y 'X me . - Q.. P 4 .21R,Sx:,,,,,.NJ,v,v.:,M,. n Y' . - 'Q ,ZW , .. ,pg yh VL- 4- if-5 Z: ' J . .1 , - f5.'2-'fqi9..::Lwr . sm .V 1. Q 'Q I f , ..., :MP-sf . HUGS Hugs doesn't really stand for anything, Hugs is a way of showing friendship, so we try to relate and become friends with other peo- ple, said Crystal Michael. Hugs is a new club which was sponsored by Rob Forrest. Hugs is a spinoff of a summer camp called Anytown. In Hugs you talk about social and world problems, said Heather Baxter. Hugs meets every Friday during KKIS outside room 703. Anyone may join Hugs. Hugs 47 1 C Computer Classes James Jones sports a collegiate carefree pose in the student union building Matthews Center, at ASU. 48 Upward Bound W ff14'1r S C ':'.?s l as 6' Top: James Jones, Sohnja Rippey, Hope Delgacle Bottom: Cathy Beltran, Gina Helwig 'Mtv f Ulalfv 4 f,, , - W' K Wg X i A W is ltstatltssstf 1 tsst CFB t A .,., K1 E.ks 6 Lllli ssi ak' K ,all , lim VJ C tasa C 4 3 s tsts sll as tsea . C 5 Cathy and Sandra appear to be close roommates as they experience University life. gf Upward Bound '9---...,, Carl I-Iayden's computer science program was in its third year. There were about eigh- teen different and interesting classes that were taught. Prerequisites were required for all classes. The old photography classroom was remod- eled into a new computer room. The comput- er science program was part of the magnet program in the Phoenix High School District. Sophomore Tom Estep prints out his assignments. Mr. Moore instructs his computer classes. Computer Classes 49 I A K' Y ,J ,y -.r-. ff x ' .4 .9 L 455 f 5' ' . , 1 5 J... 45g -'n- QR L .5-,--u e. . - fy J: , A , ' Y ,H . ra'f . ' ,pf-5524-9 v..-I 4'. 1 .--' ...,,.... . . ., cf ' - , ,Diff , ' -J ' mgf?-' L,-wi L' F. .... .. 5.-Q. 1j,..'. ,, 'so-if .'--1 -- nf - ' ' .-,'n , ,, , v , ....,.v-. . .,.1,r- -- E L 'HT-.,g' 1 . . c. , ,. ,. . l. ' - z.. ,Q -..ig 5, . ,wg 1-'Z-': . .,. A . , , 5:5 '.,.v 'Mfr-. av .qi -'tt :V 1-4 'e- 'X : ' 5 ff,e,-, , , Q ww 5 - ...Ak as . -an iw: . 'A E -my - .A , ,. T ww 4 X 3 , QGQDNQ New WM 'Nw K..,,. Basketball S Front Row: Delbert Patton, Byron Rhymes, Frank Tuccio Back Row: Coach Harris, Coach Rhymes, Steve Wescott Dinkey Rhymes, Keith Govan, Tracy Collins, Benny Maxwell, Marlon Rhymes, Coach Tuccio Carl Hayden has the k'Best student body in the state to support their Falconsfl stated coach Argie Rhymes. Coach Rhymes shows great gratitude to those who support his Falcons. This is maybe one of the reasons that the Carl Hayden Fal- con basketball team stays motivated through- out the season. People call them the starting five of Ari- zona, but no one else can claim them, they wear the jersez of the falcon. The five com- bined talents coached by Rhymes have con- quered the state championship twice and what lies ahead nobody knows. The team consist of six variety of coaches and managers to keep them organized. The team is 29th in the nation and lst in Arizona, accomplishments which deserve a big thanks. Congratulations from we the people of Carl Hayden. 52 Basketball Larry Works watches the ball go out of bounds after attempting a lay up -X .N if .Aa 11 J. Varsity if ..v..?' do g Y 4 'ti S ' r .. 3 4 M 51 awk? Front Row: Austin Shepard, Curtis Ricks, Frank Verdugo, Ernie Padilla Middle Row: Todd Gibson, Larry Roberson, Tarrell Babers, Kelly Hicks, Shawn Tucker Back Row: Coach Mitchell, Brandon Young, Damion Gosa, Andre Clark, Donald Hill, Vauhn Starks Freshman Front Row: LaTroy Timmons, Willie King, Reggie Stelle, Daniel Hawkins, Raymond Romero, Samone Davis Middle Row: Terry Harris, Chris Cobbs, John Nelson, Lonnie Shaw, Bobby Davis, Idris Sullivan, Coach Tuccio Back Row: Coach Hatfield, Freddy Navarrette, Carlos Rhodes, Bobby Noble, Paul Norwood, Leonard Bruner, Jason Perez Basketball 53 Varsity Softball i Left to right: Mrs. Funari, Hondo Castaneda, Bernadette Garcia, Letita Sanchez, Pinky Rivas, Shera Smith tassistant coachl, Denise Montinho lassistant coachl. Patsy Banks, Llsa Covarrubias, Tammy Burnham, Monica Avila, Angie Burnham, Norma Madril, Tina Ontiveros, Julie Delgado, Joanne Valdez, Margie Caldalaria, Olivia Balderama Led by senior Liz Covarrubius, a four-year softball player, the team has a 6-2 record and a 2-2 record in league. by Mike Gabaldon, Cornerstone Staff We have many outstanding players that make a great team effort which is what it takes to win in softballf' said Coach Funari. You can't win if you donlt play together as a teamfl Junior Olivia Balderama said, I think we are doing very good, but the only problem that we have is that when we start losing we get down and stay down. We need to lift our spirits, come back and win the game, but if it wasn't for Mrs. Funari, we wouldnlt be where we are now. The Falcons had some tough teams to play this season, including the Panthers of Maryvale, who are a talented team, and the Yuma Criminals. 'Al feel that we have started the season out good and if we keep working the way we are, we have a good chance for being the state champs, said Junior, Monica Avila. Phe varsity team is really doing well, and if we just stay together-win, lose or draw- we should have a great season, said Sophomore, Tammy Burnham. Thanks to Mrs. Funari, who puts up with all of us- especially in our classes. Hondo Castaneda escorts Patsy Banks to the field hoping to see her hit a home run, S-A-Q fwfr 54 Softball Junior Varsity riff ' ,... , if if gif ,..-a From left to right: Ana Verduzco, Maria Castillo, Kim Maxwell, Angelina Flores, Yvonne Reyes, Tami Muench, Cynthia Cisneros, Leslie Nunez, Ana Rojas, Alice Beltran, Elva Luna, Edith Marquel, Sharon Reyes, Stella Delgado. Softball players have fun picking up after a game, ,,,.,, Ae - I R a ' Ti 1 55 Freshman Sweetheart Royalty At this year's freshma assembly the guest speaker was Alvin Adams. He talked to the students about staying in school and other important things. The dancers were Dancsation, and they danced to the song Girlfriendn. There was a Valentine skit and then the candidates were announced. This was held on February 11, 1988. Music at the Freshma sweetheart dance was provided by Meg-Sound. At the dance the King and Queen T were announced as Willie Furniss, Maria Pineda. Prince and princess were Salvador Alvarez and Etithi Kanellos, The dance took place on February 12, 1988. at 56 Freshman Royalty -Mlbw VAUWWW, Wir 49 Af f King Queen Willie Furniss Maria Pineda Dancation dances to the song K'Girlfriend during Freshman Sweatheart assembly. h 'T '-l v l 0 Jennifer Poloium, Elva Luna, Chastiy Mendoza, Salvador Alvarez, David Moore, Willie Furniss, Maria Pineda, Etithia Kanelloa, Robert Brier, Alvin Adams fguest speakerl. Prince Princess Salvador Alverez Etithia Kanellos Chasti Mendoz is the MC at the Freshman Sweatheart assembly. Freshman Royalty 57 Varsity Wrestlers Top row: Coach Baker, Emilio Rivera, David Martinez, Todd Holt, Ernest Quintero, Kit Parker, Jerry Chaves Bottom row: Angel Gamboa, Angel Vasques, Anthony Rivera, Frank Abril, Jesse James, Frank James. fi Top: Frank James and Todd Holt watch Jesse James and Anthony Rivera demonstrate some of their more popular holds. Right: Anthony Rivera and Jesse James show off their moves to Frank James and Emilio Rivera. 58 Wrestling J V Wrestlers Wrestlers Win Four Tough Matches Based on a story by Del Patton, Cornerstone Editor Winning is the only thing on wrestler Jesse James' mind. Jesse James entered the Mesa Eastside Tournament with a great desire to win. Undefeated Jesse was named one of the Tournaments out- standing performers, he said Several of our other wrestlers did an outstanding job. Anthony Rivera, Angel Vasquez, and Frank James won three or four matches. Earning four wins was tough even though two of those wins were by pins, including the one in the Championship match. Chacho Rivera practices his riding moves, Top row: Frank Ahumada, Chris Garewal, Robert Encinas, Bruce Rechichar, Belen Anquio, Doug Villa, Silas Byrd, Peter Covarrubias, Coach Davis Bottom row: Ernie Espinoza, Chad Head, Mario Padilla, Gabriel Mendoza, Carlos Aramboro, Rene Castaneda Wrestling 59 The French club which has about 20 members, is advised by Mrs. Alba Clay who teaches French class and used to teach Spanish also. The club meets once every month. French club had a huge can- dy sale to raise money to go see the Nut- cracker and this year they raised over 51,000 dollars. Both French club and French classes may go to the ballet , said Tracie Reich, Junior. Mrs. Clay is also involved in the Native Spanish Speaking Program and her French club sponsored their poster con- test. French club sponsored a child in Afri- ca also. Upper right: Veronica Breceda, freshman, was in the spirit of Valentine's Day and gave Mrs. Clay a stuffed teddy-bear and flowers. Bottom: Mrs. Clay's second hour French class read over a French play script. 'L 'Q it French Club .rr 60 French Club ' T Ski Club 'KI had alot of fun, but it was scary I thought I was going to fall. Later I learned how to fall the right way and skied great, said Senior, Carol Bustamante about her first ski trip with ski club. This was the first ski trip of the year. Teresa Bolan, advisor, and more than 30 stu- dents went on this trip, January 12, 1988 at 7:00 AM, and returned later that day. When I got home I remember showing my sister all the bruises I had from the ski boots, said Esther Lozano Freshman. Ski club is for anyone who wants to learn how to ski or anyone who already knows how. If students don't know how to ski they take lessons on the first ski trip. Half of the stu- dents that went on the first ski trip took Guarantee learn to skil' lessons. Students sold candy and donuts to raise money to go on the trip. Ski club planned to go on more trips to Purgatory and Sunrise. Ski Club . Martin Luther King Jr Assembly Too many people think that this holiday is for black people only, but it is one day out of the year to realize that all men and women are created equal , said Cordell Conway, sponsor of the Black Student Union which put on the Martin Luther King day assembly January 15. The Black Student Union members worked pretty hard, for two weeks on the assembly Conway said. Among the students partici- pating in the assembly was Bobby Davis who sang Since I Donit I-lave You . Also participating were The Restoration-a musical group of youngsters which was a favorite of the audience. Terrance Thompson, Senior, who has been a member of Black Student Union since he entered Carl Hayden three years ago after moving here from Detroit, gave a speech about being proud of one's background and remembering one's heritage. But Thompson also talked about racial problems that still exist as he described the rape of a 16-year-old honor student in New York who was raped and violated by the KKK. Chelsie Gubry, Terrance Thompson and Norma Strong all performed at the assembly. Bobby Davis, Freshman, sang NSince I Don't Have You a cappella. 62 Martin Luther King On Thursday, January 21, 1988 the dance classes put on an assembly to show their dance talents. They had the assembly to show what they learned the first semester. It took them about a half of a semester just to prepare for it and learn the basics and chore- ography. The first semester dance classes were taught by Ms. Allen. Second semester was taught by Ms. Grinde. Although Ms. Allen arranged the program, Ms. Grinde put it on along with the help from all her dance classes. This class is for both boys and girls, but not many boys sign up for the class. It's a lot of fun, and l think guys should join the dance class, says Jamescia Hambrick. I think that whoever was able to get on stage and do their dance must have a lot of confidence in themselves and should be proud, said Ham- brick. Denise Bailey, shows off her moves while dancing to the song Push lt . Walida Hicks, moves to the groves of the songs played in the assembly. Analisa Quintero, Faithann Vasquez, Jamescia Hambrick. Saundra Montes, Christina Lopez express their moves in their dance as they perform to the song Live and Die in LA . Dance 63 Mr. Murillo assists Henry Miller as other JAG members work hard on preparing job applications. JAG Jobs for Arizona Graduates was a class offered to help assist and prepare one for jobs after graduation. To be in JAG one had to be referred by counselors and teachers. The class was mainly for those who had no intentions of going to college. The class offered responsibility skills, communication skills, and interview skills. This year Carl Hayden had a new JAG adviser, Mr. Manny Murillo. He stated that it gave him a chance to work with students in high school and prepare them to enter the world of work. He also said, lt is an opporunity to show my work experiences. As a job specialist, Murillo contacted employers daily and arranged g for guest speakers to the class. Leadership conferences were held at the end of the year at which JAG groups from different schools gggg competed on interviewing skills, resume writing and many other skills I it Seated: Geoffrey Allen, Larry Baca, Lend Padilla, Johnny Medina, Standing: Henry man, Ernest Estrada, Johnny Cao, Tommy Ruelas, Cris Loredo, Debbie Garcia, Raul Miller, Mr. Murillo, Front Row: Monica Padilla, Kimberly White, Patty Nojera, Cindy Cadriel, Ronquillo, Jessica Aguilar, Oscar Gomez, Denise Lavin. Second Row: Ruthie Black- 64 JAG Theresa Thornton and Ray Manquero are assisted by Adviser Dr. Nacinovich ICE Students liked working in the ICE program. The students could talk to people in the work field. The ICE program was called a cooperative program because its successes depended on the cooperative efforts of students, school, parents, and various businesses in the community. Students who wanted to participate had to be seniors who went to school for half of the day and work for the other half. During one of the hours at school they attended the ICE class. While at work, they were trained by businesses. Many businesses decided to keep these stu- ' dents as regular employees after graduation. y The club associated with ICE was the VICA club, and activities . V QV I-Q Nri, rrri - . ,I associated with the VICA club were a Fall Conference. ini 4 9' Bi Front Row: Ray Manquero, Tomasa Sainz, Ricardo Buelna, Theresa Thornton, Frank Jr., Frank Romero, Robert Encinas Back Row: Dr. Nacinovich, George Yandell, Rene Munoz. Second Row: Phillip Padilla, Arthur Gutierrez, Ernesto Jimenez, David Cadriel Arreola, Tom Brown, Manuel Figueroa, Ricardo Quihuis. ICE 65 The Traditional program was started at West High School in 1982. A group of parents went to the school board and decided there was a need for a traditional program. The board determined it was a good program to have. ln 1985 it was moved to Carl Hayden's campus. TraditionaI's purpose is to encourage academic excel- lence, personal accountability, self worth, appreciation and respect for persons and property of others. Traditional has strong parental involvement that encourages parent partici- pation. There's an agreement that is to be signed. Tradition- al students get progress reports sent every three and one half weeks. lf you fail two classes you are put on probation until the next grading period. Traditional may have their own school if more students enroll lt also depends upon the bond issue said Mr O Hair counselor coordinator Takaml Frank, senior, who writes for the Cornerstone and Traditional Newsletter said, having a school within another school IS hard and it doesn t seem like it has a sense of unlty Frank thinks that the newer students should also be aware that they are Tradition al students Traditional IS not very large but many incoming freshmen are enrolling There were about 225 students at the start of the year They have their own Student Government Their activities are tled ln with Carl Hayden s activities Upper right Austin Shepard Junior, IS discussing an impor tant step ln an equation while others listen ln Algebra class Bottom lett Norma Strong Junior IS so happy about the teaching methods 1n Mrs Braden s Traditional English class Above Mr O Hair who IS a guidance counselor takes time out to smile for the camera ..s,: , 66 Traditional Traditional SIUOENT Academic Achlevemerlt. erl complete my eeelgned work ecenr erely neatly end dn une ell errng ell of my 1eern1ng rnererlele tn class delly lpenerl paper notebook textbook et 1 1 nlll use wneneyer eeeerlne cdrmndnrry resources end 11lerery merer1ele tu enhance my leernlne erperlence 1 .4111 meet rrrrn my counselor rd plan e fcnr year class schedule Attendance and Behdvlur 1 nrll eelde by the pnlellened 111111511 attendance end behavlnr pdllclee. 1 em. at ell rlmee, obey student eeneyldr gnldellnee end cnndncr myself rn e manner ennnlnq gddd cdnddcr - 1 cleee, during asserlblIes,1n the nel1e, end at ercrefcnrrlcnler ecrlvltlee. FEM! . 1 will be reepdnelele fer end eemelece my ndnernerlr as emgned. . 1 will get aside uninterrupted quiet rlme fer ndmeedrr. Siident Signature mf lleyreed Ill26lB4 --e H.. AGRHNENT SCHOOL AND HOME SHARING RKSPONSIBILITIES FOR EDUCATION Academl C Ach I evenlevll ltelldance an Home PARUITKGUARDIAN Aced 1 wlll encourage my erddemr rn cdmplere nlsfmer eeelgned work accurately neatly end dn rlme 1 wlll for my student prnylde rne reqnlred leernlng mererlele 1 wlll encnnrege end make lr pneellele fer my student use cdnnrenlry resource rrererlele to enwence nlsfner leernlng 1 agree he contacted cdncernlng student progres laeneyldr Atte 1 elll attendance of my student. encourage ore regular and punctual 1 agree to eneenrr me pnlellened dleelnllne end attendance gdldellnee of the Pullsn end rndee dspecrs dnlqne rd the lredlllnnel School proqrem. rldme work 1 nlll encddrege my student tn complete nlefner ndmedorr as eeelgned, 1 will provide unlnlerrupled quiet time for homewbrk. hee msg! 3 Meer, ee iw mmxeamwe SCHOOL emlc Achlevellent will provide A sdltml wlde covvllltlment tu academtc excellence nlll stress the lmpdr-:ence of eeelgn menre leelng eccdrere nee: end on ume He nlll make the rennlred meeerlele end erpecrerldne of the cddree e1eer rd our students end rnelr parents He e111 eeelgm e rerlery of leermlnd ex perlencee ed as to encourage me use df lllerery end eener reennreee ndance end seneyler He nlll melnzeln e eeelrlve me leernlng enylrnnmemr. ndm dlsrup . He nlll encourage end eremelny precer conduct. wnrk . He will consider homework as an integral pert of enneeer rneetery. , He will evaluate homework and return home- yerr promptly, Pd re nLlG1EE'ien Signature v S250 dTs1qmecnre lpnaddy gr Bottom right: Traditional School has an agreement that requires signatures and responsibilities from the student, parents, and school. S! 145 -arg N' Top right: Sophomore, Christine Vance is enthusiastic about being President of the Traditional School. Dianne Braden is l-cept busy but loves being a traditional teacher. Bottom right: Junior, Edward Gonzales thinks being on the Statesman staff is a tough job. l A raditional 67 H A. ..., A . ..4.,A,...,. A ., . . ,,4., .,.A.,,AA.4A ,.,.A. .,.,.,,.., ,,... A A . To me FBLA is sharing and caring for other people, said Denise Real, club secre- tary. In FBLA you learn about the business world. In March members of FBLA went to a state conference where they competed in math, computers, and secretarial skills. The state conference lasted for three days. During the conference members stayed at an in-town hotel and eat lots of pizza, stay up late, and watch television during our free time, said Real. There were thirteen students in FBLA. FBLA meant Future Business Leaders of America. The qualifications for FBLA mem- bership was to participate in a business class such as typing or computers. Mrs. Vaughn reads as FBLA students try to improve their speed in typing. 68 FBLA Diane Vaughn, Joe Gabaldon, Craig McKinney, Austin Shepard, Denise Real, Danny Martinez, Gina l-Ielwig, Leah DeCamp, Karrie Clinton, Jim Hummell, David Kwan, Dawn Herman. FBLA students work hard making a budget. was ,-. 3 '- QT in-v ,gr as A ,J fy MECHA ' 1 1st Row: Sylvia Espinoza, Ruben Moreno, Analisa Quintero 2nd Row: Yvonne Reyes, Renee Gon- zales, John Garza, Analisa Quintero Wilderness Challenge The Wilderness Adventure Club is known as Challenge. The Challenge wilderness ex- . perience runs from Septem- ber through May. my The purpose for the club is to expose teenagers to the ba- sics of the outdoors and en- QQ., courage a lifetime enjoyment of the outdoors. One of the most important things is learning as much about yourself as you learn about the world, challenging your body and your mind and coming out of the experience, a much better you. Bill Elander, Wendy Watson, Glenn Allen, Heather Baxter, Adam Parish, Ethan Watrus, Molly Ortega, John Mildren, Eileen Buckley, Laci Land, Michelle Lien, John Molina, Cindy Leigh, MECHAfWilderness 69 DE CA 0 ., ,. ' J' -.:t!'1.i.f-...-.. .. n ls ' 't'f 55'i .1 W1 'gl fyifwl A ' 4 A ,- ASZQHQQ Y if ..g,v, i,. 1j,'f'4-.1-l, .:3g:.. . ., sf ' Q ww. - ' 3 a,. .Q s ,h.',,,,fg. ...Q Tf:'A4 U' ' '-'. L - . 'iq I-rj.-Q, ga- - ,s,:.Q:aP.f-'Z - ' .. g,.s.' 'f ' ' ., ,S '-W--fam: ...- 1.5-. 4' --4-at i .4'. L ':Pl f'W1tg K DECA - not everyone knew what it stood for, but the Arizona State Vice President of DECA tried to make it known to every high school student. DECA stood for Distributive Education Clubs of America, which mainly dealt with learning leadership, merchandis- ing, and social skills. Rebecca Martimer was the Arizona state vice president, She had been in DECA for two and an a half years and loved it. She stated, It is a lot of hard work, but at the end I know it will all be worth it. Rebecca accom- plished great recognition in the club. She became DECA state champion her sophomore year when DECA was mainly for juniors and seniors. Rebecca would someday like to own her own restaurant even though there is no time in her life right now for a job. Junior Daisy Flores is Globe's DECA chap- ter president, Competition is nerve racking, but it builds character. Being in DECA give me a better outlook on life, said Daisy De- lores. 1 L I 27 .ui I ly ' Is , 'V x ,Q 'tw Q'- c-.,,, 'i QWQHN. :A A . fs fp. ,,, ...A I-gvti xvv, ,. ,ss ifW9'1il16KfiQ!1it'Pts.i ,'.RK 1 N -.I ,.lN,, ll -iivx-vawxgv-V A N'-'-Q, , '.,3,. s-um-.mu -uxxwvbk Front: Deltina Berzoza, Suzie Parker, Lora Forenkam, Johnny Salcido, Lacey Linder, Back: Armando Nunez, Darrell Hall, Janet Montoya, Robert Rodriguez, Ms. Walton 70 DECA Captain: Denise Gonzales, Co-captain: Elva Ramos Wrestling Spiritline The Wrestling Spirit Line has a friend-to-friend relationshipl' with their sponsor, rather than student-to-spon- sor, said sponsor Debbie Carrillo. Carrillo said being in charge of Wres- tling Spirit Line is mental work. Carrillo practices the line three days a week after school. Carrillo said, 'il feel they have to be worked hard to bring out their best abilitiesf' This year's Wrestling Spirit Line has a squad of 15 girls who tried out in Novem' ber and were graded on a point system with eight categories. This year's captain is Denise Gon- zales, and Co-captain Elva Ramos. The best thing about Wrestling Spirit Line is knowing that youlre supporting your school with spirit and pride, said Gon- zales. Gonzales also said the toughest thing about being captain is having to get the squad to be above the rest. Anna Esquivel said, I joined the Wrestling Spirit Line to support the wrestlers and help give pride to the name Wrestling Spirit Linef' Back row: Denise Gonzales, Monica Hernandez, Toni Moreno, Delyn Magil, Geneveve Tapia, Mona Moreno, Jade Avery, Tammy Moore, Dawn Jackson, Elva Ramos. Front row: Anna Esquivel, Catrina Coleman, Leticia Murillo, Eira Rodriguez, Monika Martinez, FaithAnn Vasquez. Wrestling Spiritline '71 SOCCER by Marie Escoto Cornerstone Staff There are 16 players who represent the Carl Hayden soccer team this year, and this is possibly their best sea- son yet since the beginning of the program well over three years ago. Junior Shawn Simon added, We have a very good team this year. We have a lot more and better players than in the last two years. Soccer Coach Rey Cruz commented. The team this year has greatly improved over the last year. They could finish with a winning record and with most of the players returning next year, the future looks very promising. This year's team is currently at 3 and 4, but Coach Cruz feels they will have to work harder to beat upcoming schools like Arcadia, Peoria, Kofa and Saguaro lwhich are both ranked teamsl. The team is made up of co-captains Raymond White Joe Romo and Juan Rubio. Others include Shawn Simon Glenn Allen, Scott Kelly, Juan Mungia, Estaban Garci- lazo, Gerardo Gonzalez, Cesilio Zuniga, Joe Ackie, Mia guel Aguirre, Sergio Becerra and Faustino Garcia. v 7 L... . ' 5 Photo Club 2 l' Front Row: Scott Moore, Dough Villa, William Zuniga, Martin Delgado, Rachel Aguilar, Carol Valenzuela, Bettie Bow. Back Row: Menka Ban, Sheila Napier, Connie Jacabo, Joseph Yregoyen, Angelique Gabriel, Bill Elander. Mrs. Bostrom, the tennis coach, has been teaching ten- nis in Physical Education for 15 years, although this is her first year as the coach of the tennis team. There are six- teen girls on JV and Varsity tennis. Four of the girls are second-year players and the remaining who began on Jan- uary 19th and are real begin- ners. They played fourteen matches this year and have defeated South Mountain 9-O, and are winning more games, Tennis The purpose of Photo club is to teach photography, to provide a lab for students after school, provide trips for photographers and artists, said Mrs. Bow, advisor. Photo Club has been at Carl Hayden for four years. Currently there are twenty members. Photo club meets once a week. The president is Sheila Napiera, the vice president is Angelique Gabriel, and Wil- lam Zuniga is the secretary. In April the photo club plans to take a trip to the zoo. They also have planned different trips. The co-sponsors are Ju- lie Whitener, Menka Ban, Bet- tie Bow, and Bill Elander. Nltlliblx Front Row Gina Helwig, Bertha Aguilera, Tina Villareal. if 'sl fit? 2nd Row: Lesey St. John, Betty Felix, Cindy Cisneros, Mindy Watkins, Dolores Gavalon, Sandra Aguilera, Teresa Gardea. Behind: I.aKeshia Clevenger, Coach Bostrom Tree: Ceci Saenz, Alexis Nelson, Shannon Deppey PhotofTennis 73 I L ,r,,,,w ,.' ' J. .1 . 'WWW' f2'55wm . .,. f.,,.,.A ,,,,.,a,N i . , A.. .., ,... . Iv ' , Vila . 1JL'1 V. . r - .' 1h--new - I , , , . a,,,.l.,. , -3 -1- ,I 4' A '. I'- 7.-:YAHU 1 -wfjg-r ' ,- x .,.-lr v- J , I. ,-+ J .fag if.. 1 lu- 4' ' -w. 'W'1 fF.4..g,.,.y , - ..1., 1. 1 V.- if'f7 ,Ca. , .gplwmf-AN x Q M - EN w AX . 3 5 1. ,,.ql 6 ,,.. mm ' QA, Zm,, Q i ' ' . ,wk N.. m af 'New' s N 'VB 4 an 1 , F' 'W' ,, 1- vb bt-Jrev 1 M L 'Q 'wp 'H-fd ,,, -+ ' -2 .':V ,wg 654. 'K flag' K ' ' L it 'Si k ., in N 5 - i w - 4 . .if 1 ,K ' K ' av , . k Q Q 'W ,kgs . :w k Q 1 f . ig .X SW 5: L, ,j K ,,1 ics K K, :LW Aw- tim . ., ' 5, 1 Da 1 I L- f'YJdun955l2'wjax' k- ' 'H .i .5 . .gy - .: .'! x,'2. , .4. J ' J' 5.4185 .ff H . .. .,4m, :el ' f'L.'.f'-- '1.!'- - . ' - 'A 4 ' ' -,-.',z,q,5- -. .r'c:.f- . nl ' ' . we-Q - -- - .'- ,.5..:,,..: I . . . In 1 b, vp- .V ' . 'Z -. : r ' ' ?-v, -Q 1.--I -1,-'Lg.,. L-QV' iv. ' h ,.f,Q:1'T.'j. '.v i,,f,- -1 ' fs. Y, - u.v:,,.'-- 'Wav . f., .1535 , , - 1. , '. ' vi.: 7 - wif , tflig ,L CAMPUS QUEE Campus Queen Letty Yslaua On April 11, 1987 the Junior and Senior Prom was held. The Prom took place at the Valley National Bank Center. The theme chosen for this event was 'iDon't You Forget About Me. During the night the King and Queen were announced. They were graduate, Lewis Robinson lnot picturedi and Senior, Letty Yslava. nl was surprised when they announced my name,', said Letty. Prince and Princess were graduate, Chris Chamberlain and Senior, Teri Watson. Music was provided by the Windy City D.J.'s from KZZP. M.. - tiir T rri s..i 4' . ..,, ',-' Pep club member s work deligently on spirit posters. xv' PEP CLUB I really enjoy being a part of this unrestnanable group of people. lt's super cool how the members seem to really get spirited at the games. said Denyse Real Carl Hayden once again has a pep club. lt is like any other organized club on campus. It supports the ath- letic teams with spirit and pep. The 1987-88 Pep Club president is Denyse Real. The sponsor for the pep club is Debbie Carrillo. She said, Pep club is a growing, enthu- siastic and supportive part of Carl Hayden There are about 100 members in the pep club but not all are active. This was based on a story from the Cornerstone. V , ws' . gf UThe pep club has 100 members enrolled but not all are activeu, Here are a few of the active mem- bers. .. -. slr yr Nun BASEBALL 78 Baseball . -i. -I, .- 4 rx ,w2'r3pa,- . iw: . . , .1 9 : 4 km W. , . . x. Q.. VARSITY 'ifximggms ' 'L'iiA1:f-T ' '- jQ.f'm.'g.14 I I ' whk -, F' , vu Al' Get ready to swing 4 5 2 fi . 1 Il 5 JUNIOR VARSITY A. FRESHMAN 80 ' .4-4' - J , l wi .f-- i ..gF?'?'9m' , fx , . , W . S .V ziiiigw ,. . ig' ,. . . . Q- ,- ,' P-.'-nga ' . E My ,. rf , gg, . y . ', . L, ., r. '39, .4 . , - 1 . - , ,,i.4Ef ' ' , gi -1 lr' ' . ,. f ,. ffigci ,?l4i'ff'Jwa--' ' in , f ' f' .. v - I ' ..4.'1.M'.fv7Sf Coach Conway, Byrd Silas, Dale Hogan, David Harry, Glen Allen, Manuel Benikz, Chuck James, Peaid Leonard, Tyler Brymer, Shaun Simon, Tom Clay, Tourr Marshall, Joseph Gahaldone, Terrance Systrunk, Galvadone, Coach Cruz ll I L, Swwisfiigi if -S .143 NM?-fi 11 'SF-2QiQ'Nf5T?li?92iS5i35irSf-SWii'M L ' . 1'Xl.vum-i3lQ8'r39f.wlK1B5'g ' '- el-.15 KH 4.4 r . e ,. few' ' 1 1 .,' ,f , ,Z '3i' . . .- ' ' -- ...glr- 1, 1:41. A ' .235 -r.-' - '- ' , ..vJ. K41. .aqu:Ln I x Emu' V 1 'x..,,: 1 jg. '- Tian .. Q .,. . '- ' ':-r r ' ' ' ':.,., I I ' ' ,-'R '. -1 :. - ..,?- -' ' il'-ff I. ' ' :'-'if , V i1'i:l-J-41:33, :fl ' 'lb Y ': l.'fi n-- '1-w... . . -,kJ-If . 4 ' I' t Q .Q--'. .PE . t 2' Ffh . Belinda Reed, Jeanie Bradley, Becky Lambert, Lagli Cruz, Connie Jacobs, Alphina Reed, Coach Cruz. Clara Jimenez, Carolina Cervantez, Sonia Nunez, Sharon Holt, Theresa Yiannou, Charisse Walker otionol Honor Society The National Honor Society is an organiza- tion which recognizes those students who have shown outstanding achievements in the areas of scholarship, leadership, service, and character in the school or in the community. In order to be accepted students must be a junior or senior. A student must show two years of academic consistency and be basi- cally taking college bound courses. A student must have a minimum of a B grade average. Usually the competition is so tough that the student usually has to wind up with a B+ grade average to get inf' NHS sponsor Ka- ren Roysden said. Every year applications are given out to students who are interested and those who qualify in the area of scholarship. In addition, the student is evaluated on service, leader- ship, and character. A student would need to provide on an application that they have giv- en service or has expressed leadership to the school or to the community. Then there is the area of character. All the teachers have to indicate who have had the student, that their character is of a high standard, Roysden said. A committee consisting of the principal, head counselor John Ewing, Roysden, and 82 Honor Society five teachers, look through the applications to see who qualifies. They look at the rank in their class and also service, leadership and character are examined. Because you are singled out, not only be- cause of scholarship, but of leadership and service qualities and character, Roysden said. I think these are the people that the colleges are looking for, and that credential on your high school transcript is very mean- ingfulf' Students in NHS are evaluated every se- mester. Their grades must be kept up, and they must express service, leadership and good character. Students must earn a certain amount of points in these areas in order to remain in NHS. Teachers can evaluate the student in any activity or project they might be involved in. Roysden said that she enjoys working with the students and getting to know them. Not only do I get to meet the students of such high caliber here at Hayden, but I get to take them on trips and work with them outside the school setting, and I enjoy that, she said. The students are included in any activi- ties that NHS would have that the rest of the student body isn't included in, Roysden said. They get a chance to be part of a select group, to perform services for their school as a member of a select groupf, The NHS officers are Dolores Gavaldon, president, Jesse James, vice-president, Eliza- beth Covarrubias, secretary and Mark Thor- oughman, treasurer. The other members are seniors Sandra Abril, Cathy Beltran, Jenni Bradley, Hope Delgado, Darlene Elias, Maria Flores, Tim Fogelson, Takami Frank, Graciela Pinuelas, Tabitha Quantela, Bruce Rechichar, Anna Marie Rodriguez, Wendy Watson, George Weston, Letty Yslava, and Brett Zaenglein. The juniors include Tyler Brymer, Layli Cruz, Leah DeCamp, Jake Hoehl, Jim Hum- mell, Michael Johnson, David Kwan, Duane McCrory, Chrystal Michael, Jay Perry, Mar- tin Phymes, Ernesto Sepulveda, Lori Vining, Carla Weber, and Therese Yiannou. A banquet will be held this April or May. At that time new members will be inducted to the Honor Society and bidding farewell to the seniors and honoring those who have really contributed a lot this year to the organization. by Takemi Frank Block Student Union The Black Student Union had been at Carl Hayden for many years, but other schools in the valley have just begun to form this club. Although black was in the title, the group was open to students of every religion and racial background. The BSU had various fundraisers during the year and were active in the community. For example, the club tried to start a black radio station because they thought there would be a large population of listeners. They also made efforts to have better facilities as a teen night club in areas of Phoenix. Cordell Conway and Claudia Walton spon- sored the club and met with the officers and committee members once a week. Black Stu- dent Union was a club of equality where all were the same. Front Row: Teresa, Athena Reid, Second Row: Norma Strong, Alisha Brown, Chelsy Guidry, Third Row: LaNigue Watley, Hope Mays, Angie Mitchell Back Row: Bevita McKinary, Billy Luckey, Davida Gayden, Pam Mcguirer, Rodger Worley, Muslima Hameed, Kim Maxwell l l 5 dear, I Two BSU students pose for our photographers. Angie Mitchell works diligently on a Black Student Union speech. Black Student Union 83 Student Council HI just had to have 50 people sign a nomination ballot then once l was nominated l campaigned and fortunately won the electionf' said Sandra Abril, student council president. Abril also said, I want to improve the image of Student Government and get things around school organized. Abril's responsibilities include organizing school activities such as assemblies, Homecoming, Leadership Workshops, and representing Carl Hayden. Student Government is a class , which begins at 7:10 in the morning. Dolores Galvado, Israel Cavazos, Jesse James, Diana Werschky. lNot picturedlg Cathy Beltran, Teri Watson, Sandra Abril, Delbert Patton. lst row: Wendy Watson, Diane Wersky, Teri Watson, Paul Noriega, Delbert Patton, Layli wr Cruz, Johnny Salcido, Therese Yiannou, Jesse James, Cathy Olson, Gina Helwig, Sharon Reyes, Cathy Beltran, Sylvia Rosales, Israel Cavazos, Mr. Weaver. 2nd row: Joann Chavez, Letty Yslava, Brett Zaenglien, Patti Mendoza, Elva Luna, Renate, Willy Furniss, Andrea Verway, Lynn, Annette Romo. 3rd row: John Chavez, Theresa Mendoza, Tim Kieborz, Patricia Breceda, Ruben Moreno, Todd Holt, Jennifer Irvine, Clarice Ziannou, Christine Vance, Austin Shepard, Vince Lucas, Brandy Pelch, Frank James. 84 Traditional Student Council y y ' - Y ..,. I X I ,-,if ,f.: ,bf-' R gf' - ,.-Q A ll V aww. . kg:-in ....- ' fe ,. 115: -,A ' . . i.' .m A . A' . -' I . ' . ' if-'Sit' L num.. ,ll - A ' ' V 24315 r- m. ' ' - ':- , 1 -S5241 -'-'s , - ' . 1-, . , J ..f'f:'-' ' 'cg'-'K N Q.-w ' . ,ra-r , ,. -rip . J, .1-c Aw- ..',f'E.w 1' ' x -- -fu: ..-- 4, Q - '- QT' N ' A ' 4' ' ? ' gd' , . -, , ..--- ..-'.p,.. ,ff ' L, 1-gms, -.4-:gg ffl 4' I ' 1 . 9,25 FP' 7 1 F1-z .Y ' . x m...,:5 fi dxf www an Traditional Student Council Back row: Tara Williams, Billy Luckey, Tina Thompson Front row: Jenni Bradley, Chrissy Vance, Jennifer Irvine Sk X R sf 'FW il Q ps- vw-sy Traditional Student Council 85 KKIS 'LI like KKIS so that I can finish my homeworkf, said Freshman Brian Perry, KKIS lkeeping kids in schooll started this year and was a time when students could go to any of their teachers for extra help. Jacki Schmidle, Arizona history and government teacher, said she got an average of five to eight people a day at KKIS. There are a lot of students who need one on one help, said Tasha Members of the photo club meet to discuss future plans. Mrs. Anderson-Smith and Mrs. Sheryl Filliater give extra math instruction during KKIS period. Barrs. Many students felt the same as Tasha. I go to KKIS sometimes when I have trouble in a class said Javier Gonzalez. I hope they continue the KKIS program next year, said Debbi Montoya. Jack Olivas rushes to get his book for the KKIS period. iz Nw x fx 1 l g 86 KKIS SWEEP I do not like the new SWEEP policy be- cause the administration thinks this is helping the students get to class lon timel now so I don't see why some of us have to be pun- ished. I feel if you are worth the teachers time you should make an effort to get to class on time. Sometimes there are emergencies, and this way the teachers and security don't take time to listen lwhen you are latelf' said Ju- nior Lisa Summerfield. Many other people like Martin Delgado agreed. If you are late for any reason, like if you have a flat tire then you have to have your parents escort you to class. Administration and teachers like Jackie Schmidle think its a good policy because 'Amy instruction is better presented because stu- dents aren't walking through the door at any time and being disruptivef' Many people like Johnnie Johnson who have been caught in the SWEEP and put in the TANK said It's very demeaning. You feel stupid, sort of like a two year old. Mario Rodriquea, who has also been in the TANK said, lt's boring. You just sit in there and look at a blue, gray wall. But as some students see the results of the new SWEEP program they are saying this: I guess I was wrong before because I didn't think SWEEP would work, said Tasha Barrs. Security Earl Starks oversees the first hour tank peri' vw od. Second hour SWEEP students pass the time. SWEEP 87 HOME ECONOMICS This year at Carl Hayden a Home Economics program was opened to all students on campus. We offer a wide range of classes, and we incorporate hands-on experience, stated Miss Ann Wills. Home Ec includes a child development class, where students run a six week play school program. The fashion plus class features person- al care, make-up modeling, diet control, and learning how to design a wardrobe. In human relations, students analyze and evaluate real life situations and discuss living skills which were designed for students interested in exploring mini-units in all areas of home ec. CHAMPS by Kelli Koon Cornerstone Staff and Teen Gazette Champs is still in the experimental stage at the moment. We want to get students en- rolled in their regular classes by the second semester, CHAMPS teacher Gary Rather said. To be eligible, a student must have been dropped from school, have a severe atten- dance problem, have no experienced aca- demic success, and have not passed basic skills in reading, math, and English. CHAMPS, is a four hour time block that is self-contained and isolated from the campus to prevent ditching and tardiness. Students who get referred to CHAMPS are put into a small, friendly but strict envi- ronment. After three absense, they are re- ferred to a truant officer, Michelle Filkins, assistant principal, said. fstory printed with permission of Phoenix Gazettel 88 Home EcfChamps Native Spanish Speakers 9 al if ss This class gives the students a pride in their culture and in them- selves. lt helps their self-image, and they feel comfortable using their language knowing that it can be a tool for their future because they might want to work as a translator. said Mrs. Seligman. This year a new class designed to give native Spanish speakers a more thorough understanding of their language and culture was held at Carl Hayden. Hayden is the only school that has a Spanish speak- ing program. The program emphasizes vocabulary, and it helps stu- dents get better paying jobs. The three classes had a total of seventy five students. Angelica Domenquiez told us, I'm taking this course because it will help me become a well paid translator. ACADEMIC DECA THALO Bottom Row: Mike Martinez, Jake Hoehl, Tim Fogel. Back Row: Joe Chaparro, Brian Prentiss, Leah DeCamp, and Coach Sue Pruitt. I, Each student who studies for the Aca- demic Decathalon has the quivalent of an extra year of curricular study by the time of the competitionf, said Sue Pruitt, organiza- tion leader. The Falcon Academic Decathalon team took second place in the Phoenix Union High School District meet. The Academic Decathalon is an activity for the honors seminar. Thirteen students tried out this year, and a nine student team was selected to represent the school. at The team is made up of juniors and sen- iors. There are six regular team members and three alternates that studied daily for this competition which focused on the Ages of Revolution Reaction and Romanticism. Decathalon f Spanish 89 TQP5o Front: Dolores Gavaldon, Bruce Rechichar, Jesse James, Graciela Pinuelas, Back: Ana Rodriguez, Elisabeth Covarrubias, Darlene Elias, Cathy Beltran . , ginw- '5'5w'? 4 L I . i ,L .: sf ' . 1 i.- ,.Q, H g .. mwmw' t u 55'w5F I , 'j, ':,.4.r . 1-fQivY+-595 '-7 ' ' .. s ,. fr v' ' . l '.'?E': '2-H.. ., : q .1-,. j.-'b.'-if'-' ' , .,.i9,.4 .-2. --'X 'n:'!'4 ll' K 1 1 ' . . , 'K Congratulations to Cathy Q .P-. Beltran, class Valedictori- .-,M , . - - I' an. .. , V. up .-459 .. ' I, ig., ',-.-1 V i 'it'-Manny.-.-r . ., A , .... JK .- 21-- 5' V ' t ., . nl l ':'lL4f, ff'11'ia. . '11 Retiring is Fantastic I'm going to get all my toys out and line them up in my backyard and decide which ones I will play with first, said Jim Boykin who is retiring after 29 years of teaching at Carl Hayden. His first year of teaching was in Michigan. He taught general science. At Carl Hayden he has taught such art classes as photography, ceramics, drawing, and paint- ing. Boykinls hobbies are sailing-he owns two sailboats, he is a competitive pistol shooter. He enjoys tennis and also is an amateur navi- gator. Boykin likes anything that has to do with outdoors. Boykin thinks retiring is FANTASTIC, but students think itls not. He will be missed! If he wasn't retiring, Mr. Boykin might have gone ba' nanasl Mr. Boykin spends his prep painting. A happy moment during his teaching career. af? Z 1 rf N My , 5 , i , an , NN , i, with egg , f M534 T ,QQ ig-SX-.My -.JN ' Boykin 91 S ' p ly Below? Bruce Rechlchafr Senior ' Math Below: George Yandell, Senior - Industrial Arts Above: Mario Jerez, JUl'li0Y ' Ph0f0QY3PhV Above: Theresa Mendoza, Senior - Yearbook 92 Simply Outstandin Outstanding N YU 5 6 s Above: Danny Salcido, Senior - Art Above: Joann Chavez, Senior - Yearbook W! 5 , Ev we-S'f+i2..f. kno ,ws-ss-s YM... . - your it X Above: Maria Alvarado, Junior - Foreign Language Above: Kim Maxwell, Junior, Lyana Stu- art, Sophomore - Girls' Physical Education Above: Delbert Patton, Senior - Newspaper Above: Takami Frank, Senior - Newspaper Simply Outstanding 93 .., , . ,. Y1Hv1'9'iw -lg ,.,s My-a.,+fff 95'Q ' 415' . , ,, 1 . . . f 1 1 yu. , . ,, ,sw un 'W ' f-,. .-NJ. , -sw. .' 1- , 1 .- 1 I nr , Q .. - , -. 2'7J- 5 . J., .,o. .m,:f,v. I 1 i L, - 2 , '.,,- ,- . .A I '1v,'k'.5r,gJ- nfl .Ii-1.-QI' rgflw..-'A ' - T-fzfllglxu A 5 -w 'gw'A FQ--Q A , - -.ggg . .-,wi- . 3 pf?-., - 1 . . . Q- x A., .r,.'.g .2. vv - .. - .pri- , .. ., ,: , ,gg 'if-.-Y. 'w ' if. f:r--- 'L' ' . 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X r . , . .,, : DIVISION 95 O K W4 ,tw SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Johnny Salcido, Presidentg Letty Yslava, Vice-Presidentg JoAnn Chavez, Representativeg Theresa Mendoza, Treasurerg Ruben Moreno Secretarygfnot picturedj Brett Zaenglein, Representativeg Cnot picturedl Sandra Abril Annette Acosta Jessica Aguilar Benny Aguilera 'H John Akers Richard Allgire Enrique Amarillas Richard Anchando Teresa Anderson Elisa Armenta Rene Arreola Frances Askren J.W, Ausbem Richard Avelar Julissa Ayala Larry Baca Jason Ballard Patsy Banks Lamar Barehand William Bates l wr - Damon Beam Cindy Begay Catherine Beltran Arthur Benavidez l . N! Rachel Benavidez Sally Benitez Derek Bernal Delfina Berzoza Ruthie Blackmon Jenni Bradley Stephanie Buchanan Robin Burdick - 98 Seniors f 'w 19' William Burnes Angie Burnham Carol Bustamante Mike Cabrera itgwe David Cadriel Raoul Cadriel Margie Candelaria Frank Canez Lisa Candia v: 'x Winn' Johnny Cano Nannetfe Camu NO Pain, no gain Griselda Carreon Seniors 99 - Wally Carmichael Cecilia Casillas Alejandro Castaneda Israel Cavazos Elizabeth Chavarria Nick Chavarria Joann Chavez John Chavez , q Billy Contreras Ramon Corrales Elisabeth Covarrubias Rebecca Cruz Roger Cruz Damon Davis Lucy De La Rosa Gary Doebler ll 'a DCIIIOYS 1 U 1 Takami Frank Joe Gaitan Fina Gallegos Keith Gamble Norma Garay Amanda Garcia Atanacio Garcia X x Deborah Garcia Yolanda Garcia Wow exclaims Nanette Cantu Carinna Garcia Ernesto Garcia John Garza -il 2 Rel-fl ll H Patsy Garza Renee Gonzales Gabriel Guerrero Sharon Herman Dolores Gavaldon Oscar Gomez Linda Gonzalez 5 . 1,2 ls J ..., Darrell Gora Jesse Gough Emily Grijalva Elisibeth Gurule Regina Hernandez Zontinia Harris Gina Helwig 4... 'R Michelle Herriott Annie Higgins Seniors 103 an-s 434 New QW' , 'km 4 Darrell Hopper Elizabeth Hughes Angela Hunt Jesse James W'-fs Kellie Koon Kenny Lambert Jeff Lane Chito Licano Richard Long Anna Lopez Sergio Lopez Idaly Lujan David Luna 104 Seniors Carlos Macias Gilbert Macias Joanna Macias W N Q K xii Q' it if ,Q Wig? .0178 Nt 'V' B. '14 x ' Q f D S Norma Madrill Becky Marquez Pedro Marquez Rene Marquez 5 . ifi riv- : w 'SWF X? I S ..,,. , Chris Martinez Diana Martinez Elodia Martinez Fermin Martinez Yvette Martinez Garrett Mc Clure Socorro Mendez Theresa Mendoza R-yy? 'WR 5 Jennifer Metheny Manuela Molina Mickey Montalvo Scott Moore Seniors 105 Ruben Moreno Melinda Murrillo Maria Murrillo Patty Najera Sheila Napier Victor Navarrette Michael Newkirk Zondra Noller Paul Northup James Nulick Michelle Nuanez Armando Nunez Jessie Odogur Melissa Ogden Robert Olmos Javier Ortega 106 Seniors ff? -Q.- qw M..-v Lucy Ortiz Lena Padilla Monica Padilla Steve Padilla Ronnie Paffa Johnnie Johnson, Senior, concentrates on her balance and poise in dance class. ,swf Tanya Pegue Alex Perez Ken Periman Phillip Padilla E' Sue Parker Delbert Patton Eddy Piascik Seniors 107 , f we Y Matt Pittman Evelyn Ponce Tracey Powers Analisa Quinonas mga-1vv lf:-r Tabitha Quintela Ernie Quintero Gina Ramirez Francisco Rangel James Ratliff Denyse Real Bruce Rechichor Gary Riddle as A vf v Lolita Ringlero Lisa Riley Sohnja Rippey Anthony Rivera 108 Seniors 'K Georgee Rivera Mary Robertson Ana Rodriguez Mario Rodriguez Robert Rodriguez Sam Rodriguez Frank Romero Michelle Romero Paula Romero Joe Romo Ben Ronquillo David Rottmiller .E Q Carlos Ruiz Gustavo Sainz Rosa Sainz Ralph Saiz Seniors Letitia Sanchez Mario Sanchez Veronica Sanchez Angel Sandoval Felipe Sandoval Harold Schneidmiller I Delores Silva Joseph Silva James Smith Lilly Soto I ',--- Mn Mbfsf i l : y ' H Q . ' i-ic. zsssisesw f, 1155 Q-fesziesiz., ..,, , are L S ,,a:: ' sa if 3 Marie Escoto canlt seem to make up her mind on what to have for lunch. Susan SOVEI Jerry Smith 1 10 Seniors 1 1 Nfves 8' , Knit , Denna Spencer Tracy Sprenkle Leah Stewart Susan Terrazas Joanna Thompson Theresa Thornton iii? Elsa Tineo Alfredo Torres Michael Torez to Natalie Sumpter ,ivvw ' I-99 Mark Thoroughman Augustine Tover -:agp Angelica Ulloa David Unares Anna Valdez Kathy Valencia Seniors 1 1 1 ' 2 Q g , 2:41, Anna Valenzuela Manuel Valenzuela Johana Vargas Bertha Velasquez 1 il, R Abel Veilma Sam Vigil Douglas Villa Teresa Villarreal Armando Villasenor Tina Voltraes Teri Watson Wendy Watson Diane Werschky 112 Seniors George Weston 41-. Ronald Whelpley Melinda Whiteley Danny Wilcox Larry Works Charles Wright Charlie Wyatt K George Yandell Armando Ybarra Marylou Yocopis Joseph Yrigyen S L Congratulations class of 1988! Seniors 1 13 1 1 , ' F i Denise Real and Gina l-lelwig laugh over Coke and candy during lunch. l l I 1 Some students just enjoy a nice sunny day. 1. Students discuss plans after high school during lunch. Students who come back from Metro-Tech just canlt wait to get on Campus. 114 Semor Endlng Senior Endmg 1 15 Junior Class Officers Paul Noriega President, Theresa Yiannou Vice President, Kathy Romero Treasurer, Elsa Baca Representative, Lavli Cruz Representative, Jill Collinsworth Representative, Not Pictured Patricia Breceda Representative, Cathy Olson Secretary S--....,' ffm, 'ss L ff. -4 25521, I f i f - SW 'aa 1, iz. .' :Liz Yi JL, gi- ,. .. ,, .,.., M f 4 f fa , can I vfgf. , 9 i A it , dm Lf' 9 ,, ,rg- f QC ,Www i wxk 4 lv. ' '- 1 T M f ff, fr we ' 'zzz' :'M,., V ,,,,.k, , be 1 is Q fm, ' YW' l .L1:Q:1:,,L if ,--,1:f .2 f 4 -w , 5 an 'hf 2 at Q 4 32' ,f 4 f if J 7 V Ju. , at Kr in ge, X Q- QV f fa S c X ' X gfiy ,ff n Q ,w I . - ,xr .wg .f ...W-. 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R' 5-54 K Guerrero, Tirzah ' ' E f f ' Juniors 119 Guidry, Chelsy Guillen, Lupe Gutierrez, Joe Head, Chuck Helwig, Dennis Henson, James Hernandez, Luzzella Hernandez, Laura Hernandez, Monica Hicks, Kelly Hicks, Walida Hoehl, Jake Holguin, Marie Horn, Joni Hummel, Jim Jacobo, Connie James, Chuck Jaramillo, Renee Jenkins, Virgil Jensen, Donna Jerez, Mario Jimenez, Clara Johnson, Marlon Johnson, Michael Johnson, Robby Jones, Jerry Joya, Andrew Juarez, Jovita Kieborz, Ryan Kramer, James Burdick, Robin Kwan, David Lamar, Bobby za. , .3 1: is sw r rii X QX gb N ,X fi , . X Q A X s KE Y as - 1 1 ,Q Q Q X r t--asf: Q XX xx, N N 'N S 'Q im, i it. i -iv S 4 s of at if 33, N .. . XX x NV s . iff'- ' A . 5. 1... 2' 'fi ' i., Q 162 During lunch Junior, Tom Clay attempts to hit the ball for a point against Senior, Tommy Brown of the opposing team who attempts to block the ball. S, 5 gy. X 5 J -1 'Q rm. wx ww NF 4 2 'rt s 5-19 all f -sg? wi A Vbmi Mi A fi- Q pf X N A wk. - X. 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Sandoval, Reina Saunders, Imani Sawyer, Rob Schoenberger, Kyle Schoenberger, Kyle Scott, Peter Sedano, Jenice Sepulveda, Ernesto Shamp, Micheal Shannon, Robert Shepard, Austin Silva, Lucy Simon, Shawn Smith, Justin Smith, Stephanie Solinger, Leon Solis, Lupe Sommerfield, Lisa Sosa, Maribel Sowell, Kimberly Starks, Vaughn Steio, Sonia Stockton, Kelli Strong, Norma Tapia, Genevieve Tapia, Tony Tercero, Angie Tercero, Diane Thomas, Christina Thomas, Leo Torres, David Torres, Rosie i i K, X ,c T ' ,255 -- X k ,,. . ,,,-.: , Q as t 'tx if ' ' S' ' K X ,liiffi Q 3- A Xt x at S It Er F t -- as , , XX X xx My s x Qt .N .Ve tt ai X 'Y' X rx X XX Q bw X E XE N Q Q , N ,ii 3 r .. . .rllgtfff W.. ' - 'LL' s ab -'GV ' 5 'if W 4 A ' lf' V 22.24 Q3 , -sr. -f gw gs. i 2 ggi ! QQNE 35 51 uk K ii I ' X The camera surprises Junior, Tami Muench. Tucker, Kimberly Valdez, Emily Valenzuela, Liza Valenzuela, Marc Varland, Teri Vasquez, Michelle Vasquez, Shawn Velarde, Carlos Verduzco, Rosemary Vicious, Sid Villa, Lupita Villa, Nancy Villalobos, Albert Villalobos, Manuel Vo, Tam Walker, Daniel Watkins, Mindy Watley, Lanique Weber, Anthony Weber, Carla Wescott, Steve Whelpley, Michele White, Raymond Whiting, Kimberly Wibberg, Julie Williams, Frank Williams, Leroy Wincapaw, Troy Winsor, Glin Woodard, Lorriann Ybarra, Amy Yiannou, Theresa Yocopis, John Juniors 125 Yunis, Brad Zaldo, M Zamora, J Zenclejas, Francisco Zmudka, Katrina Barnell, Angel Clay, Tom Gabaldon, Micheal Gonzalez, Javier Greenrock, Sandra Houghton, Stephanie Juniel, Levolia if as KN! 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Angela Martinez, Diane Martinez, Monica Martinez, Myrenda Martinez, Neomi Martinez, Norma Martinez, Oscar Martinez, Sergio Martinez, Yvonne Marx, John Mason, Tony Matthews, Dimitra Mc Clain, Juan Mc Cleary, Eric Mc Kee, Jacqueline Mc Luty, Michael Mc Nutt, Becky Mcintosh, Donny Meador, Michelle Meeks, William Melendez, Maricela Mendoza, Christina Mendoza, Victor Mesquita, Ruben Meza, Ralph 144 Freshmen .- A .. 1 p if XX! Nix, wmv 3 clccsf c gf 'Wi -1 ,, --is Xp 'ti ' - ' if 2' in ..., K- S, Q X - s , Z. ,-4 X my Y pw: si.-X 'Ky on 5 'R an f-R 5 iw? M2 Q 2,24 I Iv, ss i 1 if viii X 3 L-an i 'ig -M ,., a5,m.,5:N n PM si 3 'l Sl 1 ,ix 1 1 Q-gawk' I ,r ,,,,, ,, I H Q, of K K S E e, .L 2 Q fm wi? 5 - A f f Fe. 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TO LAUGH IS TO RISK APPEARING THE FOOL. TO WEEP IS TO RISK APPEARING SENTIMENTAL. TO REACH OUT FOR ANOTHER IS TO RISK INVOLVEMENT. TO PLACE YOUR IDEAS, YOUR DREAMS, BEFORE THE CROWD IS TO RISK LOSS. TO LOVE IS TO RISK NOT BEING LOVED IN RETURN. TO LIVE IS TO RISK DYING. TO HOPE IS TO RISK DESPAIR. TO TRY AT ALL IS TO RISK FAILURE. BUT TO RISK WE MUST. BECAUSE THE GREATEST HAZARD IN LIFE IS TO RISK NOTHING. THE MAN, THE WOMAN, WHO RISKS NOTHING, DOES NOTHING, HAS NOTHING, IS NOTHING. The very first time he addressed students, Patrick Lennan jumped off the stage. I made risks before. We are in the game of risk, Lennan said. lf we don,t get out there to risk not much of anything is going to go on in our lives. I've wanted to be an administrator for a long time. I like being a high school administrator. I like the students. I like people and that is what it comes down tof' Lennan said he 'iwas impressed with the positive attitude from stu- dents and teachers here.'l In five years Lennan said he'd like to get test scores up to 12.9 and win state championships and reduce the dropout and pregnancy rate so that students can be more successful and don't have to struggle. I think the parenting center is fantasticf, Lennan also wants to train students to do peer counseling. He also wants to put stickers on the diplomas of students who were voted the 152 Principal Principal Patrick Lennan best in arts, science, physical education, or other departments. Lennan's advice to teachers is don't stand behind that podium-get out there and see what students are doing. Be caring,', he said. Lennan was chosen as one of 78 people in Tucson to watch in 1979 , by the Tucson magazine and received a certificate of Community Ser- vice for bravery for stopping a robbery from the Tucson Police Depart- ment in 1971. Lennan who was born in Mason City, Iowa has traveled to Egypt, Greece, Italy, and Germany. Before coming to Phoenix, Lennan was principal at Santa Cruz Valley Union High School in Eloy for two years. Before that he was assistant principal and athletic director at Amphitheater High School in Tucson, for eight years. He was an assistant principal and athletic director at Canyon Del Oro in Tucson for six years. Lennan was a counselor at Rincon High School in Tucson for four years. He was a counselor and football coach at Sunnyside Junior High School in Tucson for two years. Lennan started his career as a science, history teacher, football and basketball coach at Andress High School in El Paso, Texas for two years. Lennan graduated from the University of Arizona. He got a degree in administration and counseling. Lennan got his Bachelor of Education degree at Person's College at Fairfield, Iowa. He got his Liberal Arts at Mason City Junior at Mason City, Iowa. I miss coaching . . . and I miss the teaching. I really enjoyed the classroom-it was wonderful. Lennan's wife, whom he married in January, 1987, is director of special services at Dysart. I-Ie has two sons. One is in the Air Force in Germany, and the other one is a football player at the University of Arizona. , Assistant Michelle Filkins Filkins Finds New Home By Takami Frank Cornerstone Editorial Editor Ms. Michelle Filkins is a new assistant principal. She has been in the Phoenix Union High School District for twen- ty years. She has taught for ten years and has been admin- istrator for ten years. She transferred from Camelback High School. Filkins is impressed with Carl Hayden and its students. Ms. Filkins said, Everyone is so friendly. As students start- ed coming on board, every- body was just really excited, and they felt great. Ever since I have been really happy here. I found out in late July wi Q If? ffesgrsifk A , . , sg sf RUN K :sfaffrfe3g2:flfz.eQr 1 ?ggvgszr.s-sf: m?.1!Id!?fs that l was being transferred to Carl Hayden and I didn't know what to think about it because I had never been over here. When I got over here, before I even met any- body, I walked around the campus. I have never seen such a clean campus, said Filkins. She does feel that there needs to be changes or im- provements made here. She wants to see more students taking more difficult classes. She wants to see the gradu- ation rate rise. I think the students here are probably wondering why we had the worst dropout rate last year. I see bright students here. said Filkins. I f 5 I Assistant Victor Barraza Assistant Manuel Madrid Assistant Principals 153 'Why ms, eww 'I' 1 9 is 1 :E . as QSM xx R M- gg ai, . s is 1 Sf my :Kin ,--- . fs - -- X ' .. l f fiiE:E7Ii5'5LiE X F- S K Y ' - ' .V j a t 1 X 1' , mf i 1i. r ,.7 m.: N .. t-5 Alan, Martha Alividrez, Nancy Ayres, Georgiana Bartholomew, Ned Registration: Elidia Law, Treava Owens, Mary Robinson, Marj Joyce, Mary Smith CNot picturedl. Bilse, Carol Bolan, Teresa 'Q- 'swf' as axqk Bow, Gettie Secretaries: Mitzie Geilar, Martha Fait, LaDonna Harris, Dade Lambros. Braden, Dianne Caglio, Tom f . r. s, Franklin, Kent Marc Hobson gets a friendly touch from Irene Ellis. Carr, Patricia Gilchrist, Mack ,ma-.x fi! Colter, Randy Cox, Gene Filliater, Shirley Gilsdorf, Gwen YM 'Y Dorsey, Alan Crandell, Susan Q Fakeri, Mike Fleming, Robert Golden, Micheal iii Filliater, Sheryl Forrest, Rob Goldenberg, Judy -....,,..,,, X. ,. X X Wwisawf X as x K wx WE --i-Mx. X X is Hatfield, Clayton l-lilpert, Mary Jo X - .grs.::f1- rr 1 fs . or X il 4 .E . -. if-N. - iff 'fur ,f x X R X? t Q X . A R.-- Hobson, Jones, Chrls Securrty Bob Musa George Armstrong, Earl Starks, Ron J h F - JOHQS, Jlll Mamtenance Robert Hunt Carl Freed, Gordon Jones, John Hall, Tom Straughter, Al Serna. Lee, Suzan . Hr- ,awww gn! Leigh, Cynthla LW Lennan, Patrick Ron Johns Preacher of security monitors campus in the mobile car. Macias, Catherine 'NS McManaway, Carla Miller, Nancy Moffat, Blake Louis, Evelyn McGrue, Joan Nacinovich, Michael ,QA Niehaus, Sandy Otting, Susan Parkin, Ronald isli ,, 'l'l' M 36 A Q is Raether, Gary Rames, Gordon Rhodes, Cecilia R Porter, Martha Rose, Robert Faculty 157 EHS ls N xfllfkfll?:'lif5f':l 'izfi wr 4' Hi Q . , rs. V Roysden Karen Rumore Frank Sheely Betty Sisson Martha in-...we L, 40, Skora, Ron Smith, Russell Smith, Teresa Soblernan, Phyllis Stone, Donald Stone, Gail Vasquez, Julia Vredenburg, Sundie Whelan, Betty White, Eleanor White, Mary Whitney, Marjorie Wright, Tamra R 'V 'Q fi? Allen, Mike Ban, Menka x x Carrillo, Debbie nf!! Owen, Treva 'Hz' .W ,gif :rg -I 'Eff' iffy . f' The characterization of The Brave New World is explained to senior students by Ms. Sheely. Mrs. Cruz and Mrs, Fierro are glad that it is almost vacation. alwmx Flodin, Jeff is Vkiil i, Shirley Filliater, Math teacher, shows off her Falcon spirit as she dresses up in 50's attire for senior day. Hatfield, Ella Judy Whitner lectures on how to mount pictures to her photography class. Johnson, Joyce Lozano, Monica Luevano, Debbie Mandel, Phillip Geilaff Mime 'lQ!'S'3' Rail, Cathy Silva, Estrella Towle, Barbra Vaughn, Diane Yocopis Lily Counselors: Harry Cannon, Ruby Mayfield, Remijio Chacon, Bill O'l-lair, Cindy ' Borden, Judy Richards, Manuel Murrillo KJAGJ, John Ewing, Cindy Vredenburg lSecretaryl. f QS. E j W MM Autographs Q 9 f A 6 517 QQCJJWT JU md QQLJA JUWM SYM NXCQJL C9 O ,E Qbwv Mm? My aww 59 ' N 3 ww kj ww Qdfxwxfu N kQMQ,w Jim mil w fgyywkpkfgww N W M QW DY WTQV W9 N Rf W Q MQULQL W , Xdf4WQgQU4f W2iHQT'5j M W Sm O' CNW UW jbQ N EMULQCJOC KU UV MWdij?i2,,QuwOlCM?XUv0f4UC W www QA QW' ,OD 9 wwf MH W SMOKLQUUW UU9 f?f Www 3 Cy WW WQWQEW Q QQ 2 New JWUWQJWQ CUTTE-ST GRIN Joanna Chavez, Frank Romero rv' 1 'Q' 'li fl PRE TTIES T EYES Elsa Tineo, Delbert Patton fs CUTEST COUPLE Carol Bustamante, Armando Ybarra BEST DRES-SED Darlene Elias, Johnny Salcide Senior Most 165 MOST TALKA TI VE Theresa Thorton, Matt Pitman MOST ATHLETIC Angie Burnham, Anthony Rivera CLASS CLO WN Tasha Barrs, Knot picturedl Tommy Brown JOE 8z JANE COOL Renee Gonzales, Ruben Moreno 166 Senior Most i T Senior Most K 4 Wa A m Y . W' s , l i .-I ,n Q r TALLEST Tracy Collins, Knot picturedl Jessica SH OR TEST Margie Candelaria, Mario Sanchez '52 rl 5?- ' .4 1 3 if A MOST FLIRTATIGUS Richard Buelna, Frances Askren Aguilar SMA? TES T Cathy Beltron, Knot picturedl Mark Thourman A Abril, Sandra Ann-Student Body President 45 Student body Recording Secretary 35 Homecoming Princess 45 Upward Bound 3,45 Cheerleader fVaristyl 2,35 Honors Seminar 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Model U.N. 25 J.V.Volleyball15 J.V. Softball 15 Anytown15 U of A Presidential Scholarship for Excellence 35 1st place in A.S.U. Martin Luther King Essay Contest 35 Board of Regents Scholarship to A.S.U., U of A, and NAU 45 Exchange Student to Hermosillo, Mexico for Phoenix Sister Cities35 NHS 45 Allgire, Richard- Wrestling 1, 2, 3, 4,5 Skir Club 2, 3, 4,5 Honors Seminar 1, 2, 3, 45 Model U.N. 4. Anchondo, Richard- Football 1,25 Wrestling 1,25 VICA Ansley, Coriann- FFA 3,45 FFA Secretary 35 SADD 3 Literary Club 4 Armenta Elisa- Pom-Line 45 VICA Secretary 45 Yearbook 2,3,45 Flag-Line 35 Pep Club 25 MECA 1,2: Crazy Unlimited 1 Askren, Frances- DECA 45 Student Government 2,35 Secretary 35 Representative 25 Cheerline Warsityl 35 Tennis Team 1,2 Avelar, Richard- Baseball 1,2,3 B Banks Patricia fPatsyl- Softball lVarsityl 1,2,3,45 Volleyball Warsityl 2,3,45 J,V,Volleyball 1 Barrs, Tasha- Volleyball 1,25 Softball35 Basketball 3,45 Badminton 45 Cornerstone Staff 4 Begay, Cynthia- Basketball 1,2,35 Cross-Country 2,35 Volleyball 1 Beltran, Catherine- NHS 2,3,45 Flagline 3,45 Honor Roll 2,3,4,5 Upward Bound 3,45 St. Body Laison 45 Homors Seminar 2,3,45 Model U. N. 2,3,45 Board of Regents A.S.U., of A45 Foreign Exchange Student for Phoenix Sister Cities 35 Career Options in Business 25 Academic Olympics 25 Martin Luther King Jr. Essay Contest Winner25 Pep Club1 Benavidez, Arthur- FBLA 3,4 Bowden, Jeanine-Volleyball 15 Varsity Basketball 35 Trophy for most dedicated fBasketballl 3 Bradley, Jenni- Masque 8a Gavel 1,2,35 Newspaper 3,45 Pep Club 45 HUGS Club 4 Burnham, Angela- J.V. Volleyball 1,25 Varsity Volleyball 3,45 Varsity Softball 1,2,3,45 J.V, Basketball 1,25 Varsity Basketball 3,45 Ski Club 4 Bustamante, Carol- - Pomline 45 Yearbook 2,3,45 Sk' Club 45 Flagline 35 Anytown 35 Sophomore Starlite Princess2, Tennis 1,25 Freshman Class Secretary 15 Freshman Sweetheart Princess 15 Crazy Unlimited 1 C Cadriel, David- ICEXVICA 45 Traditional Vice- President 35 Baseball 2 Campos, Reginald- Golf 1,2,3,45 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4 Candelaria, Margaret- J.V. Softball 15 Varsity Softball 168 Senior Index 2,3,45 Volleyball 15 J.V. Badminton 35 Varsity Badminton 4 Carmichael, Wally - Football 1,35 Track 1,3,45 Pep Club 45 Student Government 45 Freddie Falcon 45 Castaneda, Alejandro CHondol - Baseball 1,2,3,45 Football 2,3,4 Cavazos, Israel- Honor Roll 3,45 VICA Region II President 35 Student Body Representative 4 Chavez, Joann- Class Representative 45 Student Government 45 Yearbook 2,3,45 Photographer 3,45 MECHA 25 Pep Club 25 Dance 1 Coleman, Catrina - Cross Country 45 Wrestling Spiritline 45 Track 45 Black Student Union 45 Pep Club4 Collins, Tracy- Basketball 1,2,3,45 Football 1 Corrales, Ramon- Honor Roll 15 Academic Olympics 2 Covarrubias, Elisabeth- Volleyball 1,2,3,45 Softball 1,2,3,45 FBLA 2,35 NHS 3,45 NHS Secretary 45 Ski Club 4 Cruz, Rebecca- Volleyball 1,25 Softball 1,25 Ski Club 15 Denny, Richard- VICA 3,4 Key Club 2 Doebler, Gary- VICA 4 Doughty, Kristie- Matmaids 2,35 FBLA 3,45 Pep Club 45 COE 4 E Elias, Darlene- Pep Club 1,25 MECHA 1,25 Softball 1,25 Flagline 35 NHS 3,45 Pomline 4 Ellis, Irene- Cheerline 2,45 Pomline Co-Captian 35 Dance 2, Track 1 Escoto, Marie- Newspaper 3,45 Flagline 35 Badminton 2 F Flores, Julie- COE 45 Volleyball 1 Flores, Maria G.- Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 NHS 3,45 COE 45 Who's Who Among American High School Students 35 Student of the Month for January 4 Fogelson, Tim- AGS 2,3,45 NHS 45 Wrestling 3, Frank Takami- Drama Club 1,25 1985 National Math Award 15 Newspaper 3,45 Editorial Editor 45 Teen Gazette correspondent 45 NHS 45 Optimist Club Youth Appreciation Week Award in Writing 45 Meallion of Merit Award for Outstanding Junior5 Speech Team 3 Garcia, Atanacio- Baseball 3,4 Garza, Patricia- Yearbook 3,4 Gavaldon, Dolores- Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Student Government 25 President 25 Tennis 2,3,45 Upward Bound 3,45 Hermosillo Expedition 35 NHS 3,45 President 45 Pep Club 45 Treasurer 45 Gonzales, Linda- Native American Club 1,2,45 President 4 Gonzales, Renee- MEChA 1,2,3,45 Secretary 2,3,45 Gora, Darrell- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 1,25 Baseball 35 Lettermen Club 2,3,45 Honors Seminars 1,2,3,4 Gutierrez, Arthur- ICEXVICA 3,45 Wrestling 2,35 Cross Harris, Zontinia- Pep Club 45 Dance 1,2 Country 1 Helwig, Gina- Student Government 45 Pep Club 45 FBLA 3,45 President 3,45 Tennis 3,45 Tennis Club 45 Masque gl Gavel 45 Vice-President 45 Newspaper Staff 45 HUGS 45 Photo Club 45 Upaward Bound 4 Herman, Sharon- FBLA 45 COE 4 Hough, Leslie Ann- Marching Band 1,2,3 J James, Jesse- Honor Roll 1,2,3,45 Band 1,2,3,45 Superintendant's List 2,3,45 Wrestling 1,2,3,45 Student Government 45 Vice-President 45 NHS 2,3,45 Vice-President 45 State Champion lWrestlingl 25 Outstanding Wrestler 25 Track 3,45 French Club 25 Who's Who in High School 35 Boys State 35 Cross Country 35 Japan Wrestling Tour 35 Drum Major 45 Homecoming King 4 L Lanvin, Denise- Basketball 15 COE 45JAG 4 Linares, David- Football 1,2,3,45 Lettermen Club 45 Law Enforcement 4 Lopez, Sergio- Wrestling 1,25 Baseball 1,25 Law M Macias, Carlos- Wrestling 15 Baseball 15 Football 35 Lettermen's Club 35 VICA 45 Secretary 4 Enforcement 3,4 Macias, Mary Joanna- Tennis 1,2 Madril, Norma- Softball 1,2,3,45 Volleyball 1,2,3,4 Manquero, Ray- ICE 3,45 Football 15 Basketball 1 Marin, Albert- Law Enforcement 3,45 VICA 3,45 Photo Club 25 International Club 25 Wrestling 15 Handball 1,2 Marshall, Toure- Football 1,2,3,45 Basketball 15 Baseball 15 Track 1,3,45 Lettermen's Club3 Marquez, Rene- Football 15 Track 15 Wrestling 1 McClure, Garrett- ROTC 1,2,3,45 Golf 25 Photo Club 35 Newspaper Photographer 45 Pep Club 4 Medina, Melissa- Volleyball 35 COE 4 Mendoza, Theresa- Student Government 2,3,45 Treasurer 2,3,45 Pep Club 45 Yearbook 2,3,45 Editor 45 Co-Editor 35 Photographer 2,3,45 MESA 15 MEChA Molina, Nellie- Basketball 1,2 Moore, Scott- Football 1,2,3,4, Letterman Club 2,3,4 Morales, Jose- Wrestling 2,3 Moreno, Ruben- Football 1,2,3,4, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Letterman Club 2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3, Ski Club 3,4, Student Government 4, Secretary 4, MEChA 4, Treasurer 4 Munoz, Frank- ICEXVICA 4 N Najera, Patty- JAG 4, Hero 3, DECA 3 Napier, Sheila- Photo Club 4, President 4, Challenge Club 4, HUGS 4, SADD 4, Track 4, Mat Maids 3, Powder Puff 2 Navarrette, Victor- Honor 4 Noller, Zondra Lee- Dance Club 2,3,4, Computer Clul 3, DECA 4 Northup, Paul- Newspaper Photographer 4 Nuanez, Michelle- JAG 4, DECA 2 Nulick, James- Band 1,2,3, DECA 3, Writerls Club 4, Newspaper 4 O Olmos, Robert- Basketball 1, FBLA 4 Osborne, Kathy- COE 4, Honor 3,4, Drama Club 1 P Padilla, Lena- ROTC 1, JAG 4, Conerstone 4 Padilla, Phillip- Basketball 1, ICEXVICA Club 4 Perez, Alex- Wrestling 2, Photo Club 1 Pinuelas, Graciela- NHS 2,3,4, Honor Roll 2,3,4 Pitman, Matt- French Club 2,3, Student Body Rep 3, Class Officer 1 Quinones, AnaLisa- MEChA 1,2,3,4, President 1,2,3,4, Sratch 1 Quintela, Tabitha- COE 4, NHS 4 Quintero, Ernie- Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1, Baseball 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 2,3,4, Lettermen's Club 3,4, Honor Roll 1,2,3, Ski Club 2,3,4 R Rangel, Francisco- JAG 4, Soccer 2 Ratliff, James- Cross Country 2,3, Track 3, Student Government 3, Youth City Government 3, Boys State 3,4, Secretary 4, Newspaper 4, Upward Bound 4, Pep Club 4, President 4, HUGS 4 Rechichar, Bruce- NHS 3,4, Wrestling 3,4, Boys State 3 Resendez, Michelle- Softball 1, Dance 1 Rhymes, Byron- Basketball 1,2,3,4, Football 1 Riddle, Gary- ROTC 1,2,3,4, Wrestling 1, Pep Club 4 Riley Lisa- French Club 2, Cosmetology 3,4 Rippey, Sohnja- Cheerline 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Upward Bound 3,4, Tennis 2,3, HUGS 4, Freshman Treasurer Rodriguez, Robert- DECA 4, President 4, Football 1,2, Basketball 1, Baseball 1, Photo Club 3 Romero, Frank- VICA 4, President 4, Traditional Class President 3 Romo, Joe- Soccer 3,4 Rottmiller, David- Band 1,2,3,4, Cheerline 2, Computer Club 2, Yearbook 4, VICA 3, Treasurer 3 Ruiz, Carlos- Soccer 2 S Sainz, Tomasa- ICE 4, FBLA 4 Saiz, Ralph- Football 1,2,3,4, Band 1,2,3,4, Lettermen,s Club 3,4, Baseball 1,2, Basketball 1,2, Sophomore Starlight King, Freshman Sweetheart Candidate Sanchez, Mario- Golf 3,4, Wrestling 3, Ski Club 4 Sanchez, Veronica- Pomline 4, Plagline 3, Class Senator 3 Sandoval, Angel- Football 1,2,3,4, Captain 3, 4, Letterman Club 2,3,4, Band 1,2,3, Marching 1,2,3, Concert 1,2,3, Jazz 3 Sandoval, Melina- COE 4, Treasurer 4 Sausedo, Danny- Wrestling 2,3 Sova, Susan- Yearbook 2,3,4, Pep Club 2,3, MEChA 2,3, Ski Club 1, VICA 4, Vice-President 4 Spencer, Denna- COE 4, FBLA 3,4, Pep Club 4, Mat- Maid 3 T Terrazas, Elena- DECA 3, FBLA 1,2, FLC 1,2 Thornton, Theresa- ICE f VICA 4 Thoroughman, Mark- NHS 3,4, Treasurer 4, Model U.N. 2,3 Tineo, Elsa- COE 4, Flagline 3 Torres, Alfredo- Football4, Lettermen's Club 4, International Club 1 U Underwood, Michael- Football 1,2,3,4, Track 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1, Photo Club 1 V Valdez, Anna C.- Badminton 2,4, Softball 2 Vargas, Johana- MEChA 2 Verdugo, Jesse- Football 1, VICA 3,4 Vigil, Sam- Baseball 1,2, Football 3,4, Ski Club 3,4, Letterman's Club 4 Villa, Doug- Wrestling 3,4, Cross Country 3, Computer Club 4, Photo Club 4, Academic Olympics 2 Villarreal, Elisa- COE 4, Yearbook 3, Photographer 3, PhotoClub 2, Computer Club 2, MEChA 1, Tennis 1 W Watson, Teresa- Cheerline 3,4, Student Government 4, Student Body Secretary 4, Pep Club 4, Secretary 4, Drama Club 4, Anytown 3, Dance 3, Wrestlerette 2, Class Representative 1, Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Track 4, HUGS 4 Watson, Wendy- Cheerline 3,4, Student Government 4, Challenge Club 4, Photo Club 1, Werschky, Frances Diane- Student Government 4, Student body Treasurer 4, French Club 3,4, Cheerline 3, Freddie Falcon 3 Wyatt, Charlie- Basketball 1,2, Track 1, Football 3, Y Yandell, George- ICEXVICA 4, Most Outstanding Art Student 3 JAG 4 Ybarra, Armando lMandomanl- Football 2,3,4, Wrestling 1,3,4, Honor Roll 1,4, Ski Club 4, Lettermen's Club 2,3,4, Law Enforcement 3 Yocopis, Mary Lou- COE 4 Yslava, Letty- Cheerline 3,4, Co-Captain 4, Student Government 3,4, Vice-President 4, Student Body Corresponding Secretary 3, Homecoming Queen 4, NHS 3,4, Yearbook 2,3,4, Photographer 2,3,4, Tennis 1,2, Wrestlerettes 2, Anytown 2, Campus Queen 3 Z Zaenglein, Bree Zaenglein, Brett- Student Government 1,3,4, Representative 1,4, Vice-President 3, Cross Country 1,2,3,4, Ski Club 1, Ski Club Treasurer 2, Ski Club Vice-President 3, Ski Club President 4, Anytown 2, U.S. Congressional Page 3, Track 3,4, Crazy Unlimited 1, Zamora, Victor- Varsity Soccer 2,3,4, FBLA 3, Zaragoza, Lisa- Christmas Formal Princess 1, J .V. Vollyball 1,2, Tuccio, Frank- Football 1,3, Baseball 1, Basketball 3, HUGS 4, DEP Program for U.S. Marines 4 2 3 4 Real, Denise- Masque 8a Gavel 2,4, President 4, FBLA Senior Index 169 C Zaafwg Well, Falcons the 1987-88 school year has ended. Through the year we have shown that the Carl Hayden Falcons have pride. We have won many contests and have accepted our few defeats with pride. We will be saying goodbye to many proud seniors this school year. We have been through a lot this school year. We survived the one lunch hour, but we now know that we can be with all of our friends at lunch time. We have learned to be to class on time instead of being caught in the sweep and being taken to the tank. We have a new principal, a flock of new teachers, and a staff who are carrying on the Carl Hayden pride. We have learned to keep our grades up, KKIS is here to help us with our homework. Well, this is the end of another great pride-filled school year!! 170 Closing ,Y i - A. as .. QM, Q . 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