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

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The Wo1'k's not always done ,M when the final bel rmgs E Miss Brenda Brown, coach of the swim team, judges the diving competition as senior Brian White watches. Many students chose to spend their after-school time with sports. Students spend time in the parking lot just to relax and be with their friends after a long day at school. Diann Standage's draw wasn't quite as fast as the other photographer's in this photo. Diann photo- graphs on occasion for the yearbook.

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ANNUAL STAFF: fFrontj Trina Jones, Ana Her' nandez, Diana Lara, Claudia Galvez, Gieshula Arm- strong, Melissa Butler, Diann Standage, Denise Draper, Charis DiMauro, Becky Lowe, Kimberly Thomas, QMiddleJ Rachele Benavidez, Mary Terry, Amy Vestal, Curtis Davis, Sandra Spinnato, Carol Armstrong, Carrie Luedtke, Mariella Flores, Mark Ramos, Robin Keeling, Denise Dippel, Sherry Price, fBackj Mrs. Barbara Warren, Rusty White, Lisa Martinez, Heather Robinette, Fred Straps, Sean McHaney, Anthony Thomas, David Gladden, Cory Hopple, Jason Bliss. Doing homework at the very last minute will prob- ably never go out of style. Manuel Duarte took advantage of his lunch hour and the school parking lot to finish an assignment. Coach Mary Slaxin jumped into the Halloween spir- it with her enviable costume. fNo, her students didn't eat fries all daylj Q i I li ' 11- g nf X 1 t. ,. , , V' 1 'R X - 'X f J

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Mrs. Bobbi Thompson finds some time to read a book while waiting for her ride. It's hard for a teacher to find time to relax, even when the busy school day is over. Kurt Lemrise blows up a huge twist balloon at a Thespian picnic. A competition was held to see who came up with the most creative designs using the balloons. Club activities are a major part of many students' after-school lives. M 'wwvwwae Sean Soatikee contemplates his upcoming trip to Seattle, Washington. Top American Indian juniors and seniors attended the science and engineering national conference, funded by the JOM office here. Many students hold after-school jobs. Kim Calvert, Kerry Trainor and Jean Guerrero work as peer tutors every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon. Here, they take a break to work on their own homework.