Casa Grande Union High School - Cougar Yearbook (Casa Grande, AZ)

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if-L, Members of the Casa Grande Education Associ- ation wore their organization T-shirts with pride. The apple on the shirt reads Proud to Teach. CGEA: CFirstj Duane Bryan, Sue Fossen, Terri Manning, Shirley Allender, Gloria Huddleston, Bill Frank, Dave Bonjour, Walter Wilber, CSec0ndJ Robert Mize, Donna Zimmerman, Vera Baca, Carol Carney, Bettina Salazar, Andrew Salazar, Barbara Trager, CThirdJ Ron Standage, Connie Driel, Bobby Thompson, Nancy McEvoy, Peggy Peters, Kathy Riethman, Terry Hall, CFourthJ Connie Berryhill, Gary Ellis, Maxine Brutinel, Debra White, Lauri Johnson, Jean Beach, Mary Fox, Pam Clapp, CFifthJ Debra Haught, Pat Landers, Stanley Groves, Barbara Warren, Roy Lewis, William Bird- son, Barbara Elliott, Janet Hortyk, Michael Jaworski, Tony Ivins, Sharon Frigo, Bruce Ham- mond, David Evers, Dorothea Brown, Levia Henckel, Kathy Sweeney, Mary Lou Barhorst, Ter- ry Fay, Jameela Mutab, Nancy Pifer, Guadalupe DeLeon, Tom Pifer, Paul Steuver, Al Cobb. s ,, - . ,. ,iz , L . ,, .,,, ,,,,,, ,,,,,,, 4' ,.,i,f4fx.',i:g,v-,,im,N rag,-rd-W ' , . ,,,, -,,,,,,,:,, 1-motifs, , J.'il-mphJ,t..i.ta:.n...i...nL,,.r.rLpL51.n:' tmitnt fwwwcw 's-, j.y,Lf'eI .Y fi fi: ful'- Faculty and staff parking was expanded this year, and teachers were assigned spaces for parking. Action was taken by the administration because students began to park in faculty spaces. Some students protested the move by staging a sit-in in Peart Park. Another first at our school was the election of a Student Body President who is a junior. David Lu was the first junior ever to be elected to the posi- tion after many student generations of a senior president. Here David introduces the candidates for Homecoming King and Queen to a group of students.