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

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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.

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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

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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 . G W.- I i,.......,,,.. + Q I , , ..,.,2,,,'3ff.1' vvfgxf 5 - MJ, v ,,u,,,,,,,.....s ' haf' AHVV . VJ my 47' t in 1' -'MQ' L, M .-. - v' T M , I 9' 1 . , '-fn! , v-Q, ,., 4 ,..--W-...-qv' , f lg sg., 1 r ., 'H ',,,.., !s.........,..-....-. lxgfw A . 1 121 W . ,N ss - ,.f,,+.,,1,,,,,:,,, .,........ ,M ,- - x, . . . aw.. ': ,, 1.0 -vo'--llvlgglvr-an-o0owur-. Ap Q' if '49 ' Ls' I KVV w.4fh -..m1'-worn - rkl-1.f'. g, ' :g,,,,,.,,,,,Vv ,Zi .f...,....fM 7321,-sr- 1 ' . Vgffq-Q ,,, ,v .. .. v.n....,,... AA.,-' -Ju .--1--nyqzzr j?v:'r1 'v, Ml.. - ,. - . -Q -f-7, Q 0 - v-,mmf Q dag, , ,, . ...,,... '.... n of 9-ag. A Q- 'U' Y , ,-,.,-.., ff . f -W .Q A- ' 1 'fy' ' , ,,... . . f -.ff--af FL fl' I Q-vim , snr' '4 'i ' ,.,, 1- ---fy i pr fl, 54 1'5 43,4 'T,,-rv ,, , , -W It ' , ',, A' ..: ,Q 'L'-. '..'I.'1,.......i., , .in 5,19 Q -msg, rv ,, ,, -QV 0 ,, ,1 ,,4, ,,.,..,.,. ,,,,,,,,, Y K , . ,,.,,,..,..:.,. ..-W ,s ,M ,,, te.-v 1 I g, 'f ' 'fd . 8 ,,': . 2 ad ' or . an 5 am- Q' A- - si 'F J, ' T fix, 39 I! r V Vkky Vg QV. wqag ,,, I A i' I t s M 2 f ,-,, mms., Q - hr, I I f 36 'I if ',. s . f V' ' rf' I ' V ,v -v I A A P' f,- i'!' I? ., 3' Vu, -pg, . z-13' M- I z z W ivfsf I '. ,,, ' V. ' ,, Mf ! 4 VZMVVVV .1 V Vw so VV 3 4. VVVVVVVVI 1 I' edt., V W fVVViVVr,a ,:9 'j'r at we V . V, -247, VV V ff,, A . 1 EV . VV ll Ill' ... if ls I .1 ,tv -I s V I ri J 197' I - 5 S -M fir A , . ,,, I lwfxig ' fr ,,.. V, , iflifiiiiillgs I' ff, . vu -'fr ,f .'w 3wm.r-1.5:-:f PY. 41 rv 'rf I I f 7:1 55? 'f , Q ,.V 2 if A, A . N1 . of I I HY' W i f : ya I , V' VV. V . V V V ,Q V V ix' lx I ' WWW: SAI I I