Douglas High School - Copper Kettle Yearbook (Douglas, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 194 of the 1988 volume:

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Other popular fashions were 501 jeans, Reeboks, and the ever popular T shirt. Some of the popu- lar T shirts worn during the school year were Corona, Hard Rock Cafe, and Spuds MacKenzie. ln Fashion Fads and Fashions OPENING Vogue lf This was supposed to be a candid shot d J a FAIRy tale Once upon a time in a county far far away, there was a sleepy little town by the name of Douglas. The monotony of Douglas was so bad that the only thing to do was to cruise the cobblestones and rent vid- eos. The only excitement the communi- ty would obtain was the carnival that arrived to town once a year, and the yearly farmer's auction during harvest time. One year, the carnival was late in arriving. When it finally did arrive, it did so on the day of the farmer's auc- tion. Unfortunately, the place where the carnival was traditionally held was also the place where the farmer's auc- tion was taking place. None of the townspeople could bear losing the carnival, so the king decided to join the two events together. And so ever since then, it has been the tradi- tional county fair. Baa Baa coop ?w. Where the fun is. Cruise Rebel! This seemed to be a very popular statement among Doug- las High School students this 1987-88 school year. Tenth Street and G Avenue were also popular main drags for the cruis- ers. But, no matter where ones' prefer- ence for hanging out was, the action was always present. Wherever ones' adventures might of taken them, at the end of a night out, there was no place for a better hangout than home sweet home. i Students enjoy a post-game rendezvous. MCR9l9 4- K ' S W.. X f - el 9 x ' Tffit 2 - . l . UI - .Y . t . , ,. i V K ., . 8 Q ii, ,L ,M 15 , awk ..... - Q! - is E A 'fifj 5 xx E N t s , Q ff . - H wr- r lr . X ..-.. . - . .JS 5 .... -- - . . F511 ' . . . J - .www Daylight finds the hangout deserted. Flying by Giggles. Cruising G Avenue. I-Iangouts OPENING 1 El 0 ' 4 b- Q A ' f 41 U U 0 w 0 , . ' V. , O vAk pu if fp yfxmf ' .,,., J: 1 ff f:soe-f.- 1 ,N -' - . , N, ,H 7. Sw, A 4--1' af' .w--aw L f' .am f Rfk I 1' Q ,x K fx. Honors Division Page HONORS .,,r . National Honor Society is a very im- id-if portant organization here at D.H.S. Though everybody wishes to become a member, not everybody can. You have to to be either a Junior or a Senior and have a cumulative grade point average of 1.85 on a 1.0 scale. You also have to have a percentage of the facalty's vote. Though not the easiest organization to be member of there are always those people that will do what it takes. It is a great honor and it takes a lot of hard work in order to be a member of Na- tional Honor Society, lN.H.S.l so if se- lected a member, you know that you have been doing something right. These people are tops!! Hey Mike are you having problems with the hand, or What!! N.H.S. podium. RIIIDKAL S. Fuller R. Stoynoff V. Vargas J. Reardon M. Caruso M. Decker B. Leura R. Heaton E. Porras, J. Romo C. LaForge J. White L. Huddelston S. Waller M. Foster A. Ariaza T. Gray M. Anguiano J. Anguiano F. Valenzuela J. Stadman L. Canez F. Romero S. Gonzalez T. Huish J, Montano J. Dur- azo A. Moulinet. National Honor Society the tops!! . NATIONAL ' HONOR SOSIETY Y ff 2 5 7 QX 5 L. Ortega P. Munoz L. Lugo C. Encinas J. Mongo- mery L. Perez S. Butler C. Romo A. Moreno A. Nordhagen A. Moulinet M. Hurtado M. Saavadra . R. Morales R. Esquivel J. Lozania A. Moreno V. 45. ., Valenzuela G. Moreno A. Macha L. Canez N. . .wwf Q, Lopez M. Talavera R. Bridges A. Ariaza. LSL inducteesg H. Larios, K. Scofield ln.s. S. Moore! Natlonal Honor SOCl2ty HONORS . , land advisors. Salutatonan f Jr. honor guard Lori Huddleston Jr. honor guards fx Luis Caiez Valdictorian f Jr. honor guard HONORS i r Seniors Quill and Scroll rl -if Journalists Junior and Seniors who have worked on the uill and Scroll is a International Society for high school Jim Halliday, Sponsor Julie Montgomery Jennifer Reardon Natalie Andress Diana Almader John Glenn 5 ff 2 4, Z Z f 42 X Border Bulldog, Copper Kettle or Pen Prints staff are eligible to be Quill and Scroll members. i U X .- A 'xx :- Quill and Scroll HONORS Mark Garcia- September Pablo Duarte- September Ana Moreno- October Michael Saavedra- October Richard Paun- November Ana Durazo- November Chandy Newsom- December Debbie Newsom- December Julie Montgomery- January ' 1'Q ,MIA .. J he , Junior P91 HF? SWLIINLZWIMS fiiwvsifffi Bf!'fsf.3L21'U,.?f?48' Jr rotarians HQJNORS, Rotarians Alfredo Macha- January Lorraine Young- February Nancy Hunt- February my 3'- A , QR Jessica Rovers- March Angie Valenzuela- March Manny Estrada- April Lorena Verdugo- April Jorge Moreno- May Ricardo Esquivel- May hmm-Q-nffxus-swzamilxmm ' Q A P!?Rf??5ori-Siiklflwifiiiivsiu 1 Jr. rotarians HONORS Breakfast Lions 55565 S FQ 'VX 1 Y 2 - X 02 ik til: . iqgjgf Renee Sandoval Julie Montgomery September October Annette Gordon Ana Moreno Arla Nordhagen November January February Geraldina Treviio Jorge Moreno Frank Torres Pablo Duarte March March April May Breakfast Lions HONORS SAR and DAR receipients SAR receipient Arla Nordhagen DAR receipient gaze: l l ICC shows pride ICC and student government made the year full of fun and interesting The two groups worked hard to achieve being recognized as one of the elite groups at DHS. The students in- volved with the two groups had their fair share of arguements, but when it came down to it, they got accomplished what they set out to do. The students found out for them- selves how the democratic system actu- ally works. Enthusiastic students get together to discuss what they plan to do to sole the complicated day to day problems. in work ICC, Row 1: Mrs, Ames, Advisor, M. Arre- dondo, J. White, S. Valenzuela, A. Moreno, G. Arvizu, E. Rodriguez, L. Eribes, L. Huddleston, R. Butler, A. Nordhagen Row 2: M. Stewart, S. Moore, M. Quinonez, N. Lopez, J. Nordhagen, R. Eribes, L. Ortega, J. Brown, N. Hunt, G. Robles -asa, li I I 7 -Q adwfi Student Gouernmentg Row 1: A. Nordhagen, J. Casey, M. Arrendondo Row 2: Mr. Huddleston, Advisor, L. Mendoza, R, Heaton, M. Quinonez, A. Moreno, L. Ortega, J. Nordhagen, A. Macias, R. Smith Row 3: C. Monjaras, P. Duarte, G. Ar- uizu, Y. Pedrego, M. Garcia M. Saauedra Student Body Officersg Row 1: Y. Pedrego, M. Garcia, J. Casey Row 2: M. Saauedra, V. Valen- zuela I can 't wait until I get some real food! V 'ata Student Government HONORS Cuff! c St d tLf DIVISION PAGE , UGLAS Hs ' ?f ScHoof BULLDOGS Mg I Y 4 if ff? F , R' f Q E VZ ff i M!! Ass 4 , 1 'UF U9 , E J A i 5 3 wiv? X5 X X xii 3 ,. 4 1. a 1 i ww 9 'Q Q - K is f - M i 5? A ' ' wwe Sim x .5 - k 1 ,,..,,, ,,.. , .MW ,.,,,,..,,.,. ,away ,Mlm-f -W an 5 ' 11 , , i X me-4 gk -:wa -'21 yssig ,X df' ii . W i i f gww? ki R.. K ' w- K v - 7 fx , Pk L, , - di X ,f g D , ng A wi ' W . i .. 'H ' 1 ' . ' I fi 41. L V in if ff h - , .f ' fig ' , Q ' .L .C 1988 hysterical animation STUDENT LIFE Madcap medley Student Life at Douglas High School is more than just teach- ers, class and homework. It's a way of life. It's friends, parties, clubs, and all around fun!! Life here at Douglas High School is being in the halls, lusually in the fourth wingl, being with friends, with your beloved girlfriend or boyfriend which ever the case may be. It s even being all alone daydreaming or thinking about how wonderful it is just to be here among all the wonderful student body. Student life consists of gos- siping about the latest news you ve heard and adding just a Student life . . . , it's made up of everything, YJ '.X f X63 I'm not as dumb as you look CHILL Madcap medley debian' . , STUDENT LIFE his V Abh?g3!'9 A .Mays , at friends forever, what else could it possibly be. . . . and this is where it all happens!! wk ..L . 3, .vi f Q ' 'iff-'W ' e LQQSN Q Q 132 5 5 N is i t '--. .f 1' . at -s 0 L '- 5- -- YH sig,-Q kk 1: , - -- : gl, N K S 'S in K. ' '-' - ' ' K i ' I -X L' -. ...... iL,..s, fs ,QW 4... Mm Sl s J Y X 1 N ei A i . X . ,,,,m: A .. .. ., .. .N s s dg-QMM, ,y,,j Ax f -W 4 'Q A ,f,q+M Oh! Aren't they just so special. sri?-v 3' Madcap medley STUDENT LIFE .- is ' .ses f ' f so . ' g uf K K ' A F . W 7 qyf vfflivf l ' - . ' X:- Mft. 1-WT' 'ffil iff . '- We've got spirit . . . D-Week celebrations have always been a tradition and this year was no exception. Although many of the spon- sors and students directly involved with the celebrations find that D-Week can be exhausting, t those that sit back and enjoy find that it was one of the best and happiest moments at D.H.S. Freshman and 50's Day on Monday to kick things off, and the hop kept people bopping to 50's music, while the Sophomores had Toga Day with olympic games held on the front lawn. Juniors this year added a new twist to the fun by dressing up in gangster and other underworld figures in Under- world Day. Seniors, well Seniors had all the fun with a kickback and relax day, a day that pratically everyone partici- pated in, Luau Day. D.H.S. Seniors and Juniors go underground. D Week Q 5. - its g , t l 'ix Y l if 'fSmile, you're on candid camara! By the way aren't those my sheets? Olympiad Andy Fragoso is trying to prove his strength during our olympic games. fha 1 WR 'iPepi and Chiuo future godfathers ofthe east and west coast. 41953 Sophomores trying to keep up the beat, but Staying behind Sophia Moore, an example of a senior having a carefree day, is caught dancing her heart out. D Week 'lGo ahead . . . make my Bulldog day Anticipation was probably the best and most accurate word to describe D- week. For the freshmen, the highlight of their week was being adopted by a senior. This included carrying books for seniors, wearing silly hats and signs, and being humiliated for the week. However, the freshmen got even with the seniors by taking first place in the float competition. The winners of the floats, pep cup, and hall decorations were announced at the pep assembly. Saving the best for last, D-week con- cluded with the Bulldogs defeating the Rincon Rangers 14-6. K 5 DUE D P-Y, Surprise! This year's winning float belongs to the freshmen class! Juniors take time out from building their float to smile for the camera, D-week Q 55 sf! , , 4 as sf' s Justin McClatchy leads the junior class in spirit, Freshman, Dean Haymore, enjoys dancing with his senior mommy, Julie Montgomery, D week D-Day dedication D-Day this year, was dedicated to Mr. Eugene Boots Deiss. Mr. Deiss started teaching at the Douglas Jr. High in 1950. He was at Douglas High School from 1960-83. Mr. Deiss graduated from the Universi- ty of Wisconsin-River Falls in 1950 get- ting his Bachelors Degree. In 1954, he received his Masters Degree from Northern Arizona University. He was science department chairman from 1962-83. Mr. Deiss created the high school geography program in 1960 and the earth science program in 1968. He taught general science from 1950-67 and earth science from 1969-83. During the years Mr. Deiss served DHS he coached JV basketball from 1951-53 and JV football from 1954- 55. Mr. Deiss was varsity golf coach from 1953-60 and 1973-78. Mr. Deiss retired in 1983 after teaching and coaching for many great dedicated years. Mr. and Mrs. Deiss at the pep assembly D Day dedication - .--. . A' Mrs. Leura is presenting Mr. Deiss with a plaque D-Day royalty ' an f .Y ti, 3 The 1987 D-Day royalty were Lisa Nutt, Queen and attendants Kim Go- mez, and Monica Valenzuela, The roy- alty were chosen by the varsity football team. The underclass royalty were Ju- nior, Lori Huddlestong Sophomore, DeeDee Aguilar, and Freshman, Ana Grijalva. These girls were selected by their own classmates. Thursday night the girls rode in the annual D-Day parade and were intro- duced at the pep rally after the parade. During halftime at the game on Friday, last years' D-Day queen, Darcy Mason, presented each girl with a bouquet of red roses. The roses were provided by D-Club. The annual D-Day dance fol- lowed the game. V Queen, Lisa Nutt and escort Rob Bridges, Atten- dant, Kim Gomez and escort Peter Van Bogart, Attendant, Monica Valenzuena and escort, Rich- ard Paun Junior princess, Lori Huddleston and escort Eddie Campos Sophomore princess, DeeDee Aguilar and escort Michael Valenzuela A Freshman princess, Ana Grijalua and escort Rene Gomez lf ' fr .5712 lf rx - X. D-Day royalty STUDENT LIFE , 'CA night in heaven December 18, 1987 was truly A Night in Heaven for those who attend- ed the Coronation Ball. Black, pink, and white balloons and streamers showered the Cochise College ball- room. Although the night brought us rain and cold weather, it didn't stop the excitement that filled the air inside the dance. Couples danced to the music Joey Borane played while also watch- ing videos on T.V. screens he provided. In addition to the dance and all it's beautiful decorations, Student Council also provided a raffle to win a rose which was given out every hour. Half- way through the dance, the floor was cleared and the King, Mark Garcia, and Queen, Julie Montgomery, were announced. They danced in the spot- light to the theme song In My Dreamsl' by REO Speedwagon. All too soon the last song was played and all that lingered were the memories of A Night in Heaven. Who? Us? We weren't doing anything at all! Ruben and Molly standing cheek to cheek. is ':- - S V S J L ' K S ..- -- Qt X -..TC Coronation 5. .Siu ,t Aren 't we cute??? x 'vi' .wx 319 Attendants David Aguilar and Lorraine Young, King and Queen Julie Mont- gomery and Mark Garcia, Attendants Michelle Leyva and Robby Bridges, and Crown bearers Regina Johnston and Adrian Carrillo. fd T'was the night to be dancing, We're here! Lorraine and Oscar wait for pictures. K.. Underclass royalty are Justin St. John and Patty Verdugo, Vanessa Vargas and Armando Maza, and Lupita Martinez and Brian Bostick. QR? as 223 rt Zi Coronation D.I-I.S. at its best Yeah! Welle got spirit! T W A fwzmizmgsmazfwwaw ,'-'KT 'f .'f.'- ff'L s I 1' . ', .' fv I, Ev' -' 'Z J ,'-' .1 X-111, ,, ,-.MI -f., A - - - .x-!,g .vp ,i. x..s. .. , . . ,.,. . , V W, Student Life STUDENT LIFE 9 Wm: Now what did you say? The Seaweeds going on a 'Perrnanent Vacation. z 5 .2 5 5 4'Hey, come back here, you ripped me off , Just a few of DHS,s friendly smiles, Help, I'm being squashedfv P S M L WX f' A -e n X f E fi is I Student Life STUDENT LIFE .v gi Ei, Q V s Wi ii if 4 -1 e if I I mi 1. .mf fa Blazing Guns at? Roaring Gulch i gg The bad guy Smpe Vermin g u ng everyone his cold stare ROOHS f , i 3 451 ' 'F W V 1 'S Sig, if , Q o l A i 'W .QQ . .,. ,Qi ' ,V 1, , . if If Brian Mclntyre and Phillip Ott posing during Everyone isfrightened when they are caughtin their olio act. Snipeys clutches. '4 ,, e 'f' 1 f if i f . iz i N .X ' at - . , Play Ti, 1 A v wo Sh ih' Q P ,H S 'fi ic STUDENT LIFE 1 . y r vi , f egi' V QW , ,ig A! 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STUDENT LIFE ffl A .V ,S 5. ' i 5111 V, :. K lvl K.. .1 M it . M M' 1 Biggest flirts: Gene Arvizu and Lisa Nutt Most intelligent: Arla Nordhagen and George Moreno Most mischievious: Frank Galaz and Yolanda Pedrego Senior superlatives Q , STUDENT LIFE ther Whelan and D Z C l Bernie Cornejo an d Are super seniors! , 'ff7W zfg7 Z fi 3 Prettiest hair. Sonia Rubio and Anthony Fxmbres Best looking: Charlie Foppe and Kimberly Gomez 3 Al B pers l ties: SuzetteE b dM kG - mmiwlfi Prettzest eyes: Lxsa Castro and Joey Rodnguez 'U Senior superlatives STUDENT LIFE h yho ,hyyyhlhyh,h,h,yhlAyyy,yyhhyyyy Mg if -1, ',f, 44225 E v e 'lVl'0'R'E S'U'P'E Most talkative: Sophie Rodriguez and Eddie Enrlquez M phisticated: Diane Duron and Michael Saavedra Best leaders: Ana Moreno and Mark Garcia Most talented: Hector Canez and Sophie Rodriguez l Senior superlatives STUDENT LIFE 0 QQSQEQ QIQQQRQ Q t and Ana Durazo Most lxkely to succeed: Ruben Erlbes and Arla Nordhagen M h P M d Hector Caiez Senior superlatives STUDENT LIFE A spaghetti dinner A no-fork spaghetti dinner was held on February 18, 1988 for the Varsity Basketball players. The host for the dinner was the Varsity Basketball Cheerleading squad. The boys were very surprized to find their delicious dinner had to be eaten with their hands - No forks were provided! Thanks Cheers! Jose Montafio shows Johnny and Tim how easy it is to eat spaghetti without a fork. X an Coach Mariscal is enjoying his spaghetti - who needs a fork?! A spaghetti sandwich, boys? no forks allowed! ,...-A OOPS . . Due to yearbook deadlines, the pictures and message below, The Copper Kettle staff apologizes for this inconvenience. l'd like to thank all the people who gave me the support and desire to graduate. My Mom and Dad, family, and friends. l'm very happy to be graduating, but sad in having to say good-bye to such special people. Thanks again and wish me luck in California. Love, Victor D. Valenzuela P.S. Smile STUDENT LIFE were not printed in their respected pages Robert Barraza Junior Gilbert Estrada Freshman Seniors Division Page SENIORS 44' fRosanna Acedo Ana Alatorre Cnartina Acuna 'David Aguilar 'Brenda Aguirre :Diana Almader Chris Alvarado Alex Alvidrez 'Beckg Anderson 'Eduardo Andrade Sallg Ann Aparicio Gene Arvizu maria Arvizu J E A sv miquel Arvizu 'Prank 'Barraza Aurora 'Becerra 9 e Are we cool or what. Acedo Arvizu 5 r Q E Diana 'Beltran John 'Bess 'Brandi Boshens Graciela 'Botello cRobert 'Bridges 'Rosa Linda 'Buelna fRochelle 'Butler Fernando Cabrera 'Elena Cajigas fl-fector Canez Another day in the print shop. Stephanie Carpio Jacquelin Caseg 'Benng Castillo 'Efrain Castro If-isa Castro Osvaldo Castro Beltran-Castro SENIORS lm X Stephen Celis Jaime Chavez Lllorma Chavez iYZf 'T' OH! I get ir. Conraclo Contreras Bernardo Corneio 'Edward Corneio 'Diana Coronado Carol Corrales Irma Cruz Carlos :De Ea Corre manuel 'Del fRio 'Blanca DOFIIIWZ I:-aura Duarte 'Pablo 'Duarte Ana fDurazo Clarissa 'Durazo Cells Durazo Diana Duron Alberto 'Encinas Cruz Encinas Joe Escarcega What do ya mean the bell rang? Aide? 'E-5U'3d3 luv' Asad' Eduardo Enriquez :Ruben Eribes K' Suzette Escobar cRicardo 'Esquivel I:-isa Estrada manuel 'Estrada Brenda Estrella Claudia 'Felix fRiclfz5 'Fernandez -13' Anthong 'Pimbres Charles foppe Duron-Foppe '.',m'ek .AHF Glenda frislvg Adolfo Galaz 'Diana Galaz Hey! 'Frank Galaz Ojerla Galaz fRosa Galaz 'Esther Garcia Gustavo Garcia mark Garcia Guillermo German Jerrg German Liznh German Tlollg Gibbons 'Kimberlg Gomez Paul Gomez cRolando Gomez Frisby Gomez .Q N. - l 2 Uivian Gonzales magali Gonzales Sandra Gonzales Annette Gordon Joes! Grajeda 'Fernando Grijalva Steven Tlernandez 'Gerrtg j'luisl1 Nyx Eetha 'Hansen Alma 'Hernandez 'Bethsalve 'Hernandez cRicharcl fllernandez Aaron 'Huish 'Kent 'Huish it big s N X, 5 is at X 5 B Q 'wav cnancg 'Hunt miguel 'Hurtado Relax dude! Gonzales-Hurtado QQ' , .Ms- .wo-H' . 4' michelle Ireg wagne Jones Jose Jordan Kevin tK2im6 Just a game of hide fly seek, fflugv S3505 Sfllvia Eethefman 'Brent Leonard michelle Legva Ana Lobatto Cgnthia Lopez miguel Lopez XE cnorberto Lopez Oscar Lopez Jesus Lozania Lorena Lugo Alfredo macha Irey Macha fRosa martinez Selina mattg Christina mendoza Edith mendoza Aleiandro 03623 'Francisco molina 5Ro8elio molina Claudia montano Julie montogomerg Ilgnda mention Sophia moore 'Peckg morales :Ricardo morales :Ruben CDOFHIQS Ana moreno Giving the teachers a break! Al'maI1d0 moreno Martinez-Moreno NN-v A ,--wt '--...Q W, 'Barbara moreno Jorge moreno Uirginia CTJoreno :Robb CD01-gan Ruben amusing himself , , , again. Angelica muioz Enrique CTJUITIOZ Patricia mufioz Arla cnordhagen Adrian cnoriega CD31-H 'Noriega mgrna fnufmez I:-isa cnutt martina Ochoa Susana Ochoa 'Denise Orozco I:-aura Ortega Moreno Quinonez - wif' 001. wg-r Colleen 'Panzer fl-lector 'Parra Joseph 'Parra 'Richard Paun 'Holancla 'pedrego David ?ela5o Isidro 'Pelaigo Sergio Pelago Joel Percell Ilupita fperez marlene Perrg 23359 Svtutieut above.-1r.i11r11. f ,ff f, R Sglvia 'Prado Looking for a da Sandra 'Picone Chanda 'Pierce i x te, pabfo? crlorma Queveclo Albert Quiionez Panzer-Quinonez mamie Quinonez mario Quinonez Janet fRamirez Sabrina fRamirez fR0n cRaulston 'Kathleen fReges 'Esperanza cRios 'Brenda 6Rivera Frances 5Rivera Ileana cRivera , X . 'Diana :Robles Gabriel 'Robles Eilg 'Robles 'Eric tROClR2l Sergiti cR0dI'i3u6Z Sofia cROdri8u2Z Michael tastefully dressed, as always, Qumonez Rodriguez 2 v Ana gracefully smiling for the camera. J9SSiC8 KROVQTS Lnargarita Romero Claudia 'Romo Comas :Remo M,-f Sonia cRubio Sandra 5Ruelas 'wa wa? michael Saaveclra Jesus Samaniego Jesus Sanchez Leticia Sanchez marisela Sanchez Qii v 3 4 x Renee Sandoval 'Kevin Scofield 'Barbara Scott Chris Siddons Christina Smith Romero-Smith :Rosa Sodari ' :Kurs Ann Ceran Adrianne Ualenzuela monica Ualenzuela ,V K 5 Anette Steaclman mario Calavera francisco Caglor Gloria Ceran W 'Francisco Corres Geraldina Grevino Doreen Crevizo If-ouisa Ualencia D' , ,,,. K ,, Angelica Ualenzuela 'Kim Ualenzuela A Sandra Ualenzuela Uictor Ualenzuela OK. girls. put them ALL back!! Sodarl Valenzuela ,Jr 'Peter Uan 'Bogart fRaquel Uargas 'Elizabeth Uasquez Jesse Uelarde Lorena Uerdugo Gertrucles Uilla Gabriela Uillaescusa Garg Uincent marg Uindiola 'Heather whelan' 'Delaine whitehead fDian lDoocls 'Ernesto 'yanez Irma 'yanez Lorraine 'young Elsie 'younger mattie 'younger 'Doug Zanes Van BOQart-Zanes W SENIORS Seniors, seniors . . . l iwf M V V 1 Vis- , s,J!l Smile, Becky, smile! Seniors, seniors You're on candid camera Lorena! Bets i laughs at the photographers' joke. and more seniors! The class of 1988! Hurry up and take the picture! Robbie poses for a pic. Who me? i ! Seniors, seniors SENIORS Seniors Confess What was your most embarrass- ing moment at D.I'I.S.? It happened my freshman year. I went into a class room and sat there for almost the whole period. The teacher then noticed me and asked who I was. It was then that I realized that I had been in the wrong class all this time. Annette Gordon It was my Senior year in English Lit. I was leaning back and stretching when I discovered that I had left the price tag on my new shirt. Annette saw too, and decided to tell the whole class. Moni- ca Valenzuela Of all years, it happened my fresh- man year. I was sitting in the band room the second day of school when all of a sudden I was sitting on the floor turning 6 shades of red. I hadn't real- ized that I had been sitting in a broken chair. I knew then that I would be able to handle anything that came my way in the next four years. Yolanda Pe- drego My most embarrassing moment was during my Jr. year. I thought I was going to be late for a chemistry test, so I started running. When I tried to stop, I slipped and fell in front of a lot of sen- iors. It was even worse when I stood up and realized that my skirt was torn!', Gaby Villaescusa After having four eggs with catchup for breakfast, my stomach resented the food and decided to let out an obnox- ious loud air substance into the air dur- ing moment of silence in first period. In other words I burped! Ruben Eribes It was probably when I had my shorts pulled down in front of the girl's P.E. class my soph. year. Jesus Lozania Making an obscene gesture in front of Richard's mom, not knowing who she Seniors SENIORS was. Eddie Enriquez I was outside of the science class on the grass when the bell rang. I tried to hurry up and get inside of the class that when I stepped onto the sidewalk I fell flat on my face. Mario Quifronez I was at a wrestling match and I was going up the bleachers to talk to Lor- raine, I decked it lfelll, I was so embar- rassed that I had to laugh too.' Gene Arvizu One of the few times that it snowed in Douglas, I was running after Lisa Nutt when I slid and fell right on my butt. When I got up, my pants were all wet from the snow, except that it looked like something else had happened. Lorraine Young My Jr. year while I was selling sodas at a basketball game, I got hit by the basketball and it made me drop some of the sodas. David Aguilar My most embarrassing moment was during my JV Football season. I spiked the ball after I had made my first touch- down of the season and they gave the whole team a five yard penalty . . . Or the time that I had just taken a shower and was walking across the little room between locker rooms in my bikini un- derwear and the door to the Gym was opened and all the girls at volley prac- tice saw me and cou1dn't stop laugh- ing. Bernie Cornejo My most embarrassing moment at D.I'I.S was during football season. It was right after practice while I was changing to go home when two girls from a different school went in to the locker room to see the trainer and I was standing there in my undies with big red hearts and teddy bears on them. I acted as if though I didn't care, but I was really embarrassed. Ronnie Ral- ston I was walking down the hall with my friends and as a joke I flipped Lisa Nutt off just as Mr. Foster walked by and he thought I flipped him off. Suzette Es- cobar When I was a freshman, some senior guy told me I dropped my book and I didn't believe him cuz I thought he was teasing rne, when I got to my class I found out I really did drop my book. Lisa Castro My fresh yr. while walking down the main hall with my purse upside down. I heard jingling noises, but thought noth- ing of it, some guy told me I dropped something so I looked back and found all my change scattered down the main hallf, Kim Gomez Senior English . . . exciting!! Juniors Division Page JUNIORS Just hanging out gp t Aren t we a crazy crowd! What s the Problem Geneva?f?? Ramon Acosta Ana Aguilar Lilliana Aguilar Sal Aguilar Cruz Aguirre Stella Altamirano Frank Alvarez Sonia Alvarez Natalie Andress Juan Anguiano Miguel Anguiano Luis Arellano Clarible Arenas Denise Baldenegro Norma Barraza Joey Barraza Geneza Bateman Roxanne Bernal Sangita Bhakta Jonny Blythe Rosanna Bojorquez Thomas Booth Jennifer Brown Yolanda Burrola Del Cabarga Yove Cabrera Eddie Campas Nicholas Campoy Luis Canez Michelle Caroso X? 1 x A4 .sm-w ,SL x Qs X sk 'akin NN X A Q gs E Xxx 3 B- as X X A 2 4 if . A .- x Q S Q... eff m X Y 'X' xv ,tx t ig y 'Y -2 2' 'N e r i X ,N wr X HY X N Ox., . 3 ,trvi .-J. .. - E 8 X R S K NY--A-5. . i X .K ,, t .x. . NL k ' ti x - . fx ' N f .. A AAAL no m.,. t 5 ,,:. 1 .fzw , , Q NN? Shawn Castro Nancy Cazares Joel Chavez Patrick Chavez Cesar Chavez Vivian Contreras Luis Cordoval Edgardo Cornejo Magda Cortez Michael Cota Nicchia Dainty Armando Daniel Rene Daniel Martha Decker Bobby Daiz Daniel Dominguez Elva Dominqquez Albert Encicinas Marisel Encinas Lorane Eribes Kelly Evans Martin Figueros Aaron Franklin Laura Frias Suzette Frisby Angie Gabilondo Angelica Galaz Beto Galaz Sonia Galaz David Gamez Wait, Picture Time!! Love that smile Shawn!! in Angelica Garcia Claudia Garcia Ed Garcia Yoly Garcia Hector Gastelum Deborah Glendenning ,Q-Q. Ana Gomez Nicole Gomez Sergio Gonzales Sonia Grajeda Ty Gray Braulio Grijalva Michael Hayslip Ruth Heaton Melissa Hermosillo Rey Hernandez Erik Hinojosa Elizabeth Hoyos Lori Huddleston Audra Huish Tim Huish Eddie Hurtado Frank Jasso Wendy Jorden Richard Keene Celeste LaForge Gabriela Lamadrid Ivette Lamadrid David Landabazo Margaret Larez Truly divine Wien!! lt's just-Too Cool!!! Q-P' is 89!!! Aren't we funny!!! ...Q Cuz: We're the Best!!! Best Buddies!!! t !!! L - -'-- L to ! ! X i 1 1 a i ,. f. all :illfib fzffzre-it, 'Q-,fab 1,5 - N xwsrsa-t ares-ws 'agp ?Q:1Qa,:ff f we N X P :rggg . . X fs ,Sh ,. . ,, N X f o - - ff:ef'Esi,s xx 5 .S ,,, . K: sf- , .... , Claudia Leon Judy Lopez Sal Lopez Veronica Lopez Victor Lord Mike Lugo Luana Luna Manny Luna Rafael Macha Maryann Manley Maria Marquez Alina Matty Armando Maza Justin McClatchy Rudy Miller Elisa Molina Joshua Molina Celena Monjaras Claudio Montano Jose Montano Loreto Montano Maria Montoya Sebastin Moore Francisco Morales Arturo Moreno Maria Moreno Jeff Mowcly Marisela Nunez Ramona Ochoa Ana Maria OlPry Juniors got class awfully' Gosh! That was sooo funny. Are we having fun yet? Dominque Ogas Renee Orencio Rosa Palacios Ernie Parra Maribel Parra Cyndi Perez Veronica Perez Lisa Picone Queta Porras Nanette Prado Monique Quevedo Lizzeth Quijada Gilbert Rascon Lupita Rascon Sean Ratliff Jennifer Reardon Paul Rendon Eva Rico Artie Rivas Isabel Robinson Mario Robles Ruben Robles Elaine Rodriquez Sandy Rodriquez David Romero Frank Romero Jazmin Romo Luis Romo Lucy Rosario Donna Ruelas we a X if 5 Qliillx x xx s sei . lr- 1 L' as - X 5 t - g g ' K ..-- t , N' - --'L -Sw-I E lm: 2, ,,,k .. .. ,BY , s ,asf , , :QQ ' .,xx , - W ' . e:e:.g5..L1,. Qyggggfzz x ' i 1 X ,iiii it-wwf Y---.ms-::.m -- is sage,--Liam. : Q X ...:,, . X N x we - EW is 511523. 'ESE GIEKV .-fli5EiSS9YE-:Sie -.1-l, i ' .P ' X N XM 'V G: S .,... A X 5 a. fig X YK S si. ? XX Hector Ruiz Elizabeth Sahagun Jose Salcido Mona Sandoval Michelle Schroeder Frank Segovia Alicia Shumake Carrie Smith Georgina Smith Richard Smith Tracy Smith Corina Somoza Betty Sosa Elithabeth Sosa Felix Soto Maribel Soto John Steadman Charlotte Stebbins Rodna Stoyanof Share Sudekum Joanna Sulivan Enrique Talavera Veronica Tapia Gerardo Trahin Angie Tuttle Delia Valencia Fausto Valenzuela Jesus Valenzuela Cindy Varela Vanessa Vargas Who's calling me? We're number onel!l!! 79 Michelle Vasquez Rey Vasquez Monica Vaughn Martha Vidal Angelica Villarreal Tami Vindola Susan Waller Julie White Cathy Wilbur Tim Wilkinson Christy Woods Jessie Yanez Cesar Zepeda ,av V, fs. K 3 of , A ' Qt il. SQ . Qi s is fi W s t has Q X 'S' it X ti! V' .i,, , .tt, Ski s not that bad Angie 9 V .. J F f Don't worry Shawn you did alright. ' : a frm' N, 2 .1 K W L Ruthie this was a candid shot' Juniors moving up! T Ar,s J in Q A W In , ., F Sophomores Division Page I . ' SOPHOMORES Second step The second step in high school is so- phomoredomn, where this year the class of '90 has fulfilled the require- ments needed for a successful and, most important, a passing year. The people pictured on the next few pages have had the wisdom and credits to get this far in high school. This class has succeeded, is succeeding, and will con- tinue to succeed in everything that it does. 9 1 Anna Acotsa Flora Acosta N Deanna Aguilar - Monica Aguilar Roxanne Aguilar Araceli Aguirre Anna Albright Melissa Alvarado Tony Ambriz Rosa Anaya Carrie Anderson Bertina Aparicio Lydia Aparicio Irma Arellano Monica Arredondo Marc Atonna Justine Bacon Agustin Ballesteros Isabel Banda Gloria Barraza Nilsa Barrios Roxanne Barrios Carlos Bermudez Denise Bernal Shannon Bernal ,- F Sereslinda Bojorquez Q is Elson Bond . N J,C. Bonner it 1 S Mathew Booth Derek Borane .Mm X X Xxx F s 5 ggi t A? 1-si' ' Q, 7 'W' ' ,, K J in - X - wifi., , , ' S' ' W X dd' as Q' F 5 x tt sam. . 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Ana Lopez X :R X ax Q X Armando Lopez Janet Lopez Reynaldo Lopez Sophomores having lots of fun at a assembly 'f W af L We're tough and mighty fm we re the class of 199Ol as A .r.e,:--::W,,.s., Q .2 fi S 4 z N -s xx X Q Q fi it 1 1 .-,, rff E:'fi V ,,,. J ,, S165-if' , f f ' lx t i V .4 iv- 1 -252 ,3 ,. 'A www NDF 1+ A couple of friends getting together,lHey check out Lydia!! .v v-.. 4 ' ' J x. a ' ' ,iff f .Tl5 EIf.5l : Veronica Lopez Melissa Loreto Donald Lovett Norberto Machiche Art Macias Taron Maddux Jose Marengo William Marengo Ada Martinez Lupita Martinez Luci Martinez Mary Martinez Brian Mclntyre Eva Mediguari Vincent Medina Sergio Mendez Melissa Molina Victor Montano Jennifer Montoya Alex Morales George Morales Jerry Morales Rachel Morales Rene Morales Ami Moreno Cindy Moreno Yvonne Murrieta Alfredo Newman Debbie Newsom ' C 7 Kiss n tell After my first kiss I was numb. Diana Sahgun I felt like superman j jk it was great. Lori Gonzales I felt great. Chastity Castro A kiss is a kiss, besides I can't remember. Richey Martinez The first person to kiss me was my nana! Kory Lewis Jessica Nordhagen Arturo, Noriego Laura Noriega Gabriel Ortega Phillip Ott Shannon Overman Dora Palacios Jason Pangus Enrique Paramo Lizzie Pedrego Veronica Perez Angel Pichardo Alma Pina Celine Price Elizabeth Ramirez Gerardo Ramirez Stephane Rascon Angelica Rendon Maria Rios Frank Rijara Jesus Robles Lori Robles Lucy Rojas Annette Romero Beverly Romero Leopoldo Romero Manny Romero Claudia Ruiz I-Ienery Saavedra Claudia Sabin f, -ee, 'irf:'i9' .m r .t Q N-'Nbr X X Xa X I X 5: 15-X .A ,Ss i X N4 ' gl x Ni '95 N a TX ' 'Q I K : - V. .rg-Q I Ss W- as X N We 'N . .E ,, N A is 'R 12' H 4 Ps Nl X sf' sf' I v X X XX NS i Nysi X its K Ii? . R X N ,, ws' X si X1 fwb S MX mg? X X K , X X r X X XX . X Q N X fassieifzz - -zz: 525 ' .!9E:E:f5s5T,s :591 X ..... N X 'E sf' 7 gag: z.1'Yf, 1 f?5ifsi,'1 ass - ,.f,,- :ggi X S iiii ,tu- -N-- x w i QSM X .ia is- Q ' 45 w -- - , - Noemi Sallandia Diana Sahagun Ana Saspe Cynthia Shannon Mayra Sierra Kenny Skripkar Lisa Smith Elvia Sodani Veronica Somoza David Soto Martha Stemple Robin Stevens a E ' X Eg H ,F ww X l QK X aiiii :rr-1:11 . 'Xl .xiiS2l.2t:E2b': 545 ssw 12121 --' ffi ff? f 5 X X X4 i X X XX EX x X XXX X X Hx XX X X ' 55. Micheal Steruant Nikki Tadeo Susie Taylor Dorina Torres Christe Ulmer Dora Valenzuela Michael Valenzuela Oscar Valenzuela Raul Valenzuela Tracy Valenzuela Sonia Verdugo Lorraine Vertres Ivette Vildosola Everado Villalobos Heather Walker Joseph Watkins Eva Yanez Linda Younger Sophomores having lots of fun at an assembly! L '77 ,- gs ua rw s-Zn XNx X , O 9 --.. 4. .Qtr- f: -3 - . .,5'i4 '7 ...1.i:.,,,..,.-- ,X-z,,, f 1.-..gf- ----qi,a.fr.La.. - '-. W - P' I-,, A ' ff..-:. :...... . X - fb ax. , . . . 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Sophomores CLASSES 2. -w , Z Here comes . . . who? . . . the freshmen! .fs Maria Abril Humberto Acosta Yoli Acosta Martha Aguirre Leticia Aldana Robert Almaguer Antonio Altamirano Eddie Alvarado Joseph Alvarez Omar Alvarez Samantha Arciniega Alfredo Arias Maayra Armenta Manny Arvizu Scott Babicky Isabel Baca Luisa Ballesteros Zulema Barrios Moica Beltran Aileen Bernal Cindy Boettcher Casie Bohmfalk Robert Bond Mara Boubion Zenon Brooks Melinda Broussard Chris Brown Ana Bustamante Francisco Cajigas Ruben Campoy . annum N XX .,,, rs'- . 3 e X W L . I S -r .- .tw -ws , .alex Q . i 5. Freshmen experiencing their first pep-assembly. 'QQ r tos 3 si 'Q x t A s N tr 1 X 1 t . P, will Q X W i f was fi --xr .t.,.: ,,.. be E2 . .. :wee-215 One of those moment .. The time I fell down going to 6th period and some seniors kept staring at me Rosanna Somoza I was at the Alco with some girl doing something nasty and some time later I found out that my parents were behind me. Anthony Moreno When this pretty girl told me that I resembled a cool fly . . . anyways, it was only a joke! Roy Jacobo. Have compassion! They're freshmen Adair Carbajal Jennifer Cardona Seth Casey Beatriz Castillo Corina Castillo Jesus Castillo Lupita Castillo Lupita Castillo Fausto Cazares Claudia Chavez John Chavez Bill Conarroe Monica Cortez Marisa Cox Frank Cruz Tanya Cumming Karla Davila Rocio Del Cueto Veronica Delgado Bobby Dominguez Cecilia Dominguez Hermelinda Dominguez Adam Drost Dale Drost Delina Duarte Jose Duarte Marisola Encinas Karla Escalante Freddy Estrada Mario Fernandez , B l i The lockers is the meeting place for most freshmen a s Wow! what a big gym! Freshmen!!! Fresh encounters Nellie Fierros Rosa Flores Jonathan Franklin Brian Frederick Aida Frisby Aydee Gabilondo Danny Galaz Marcella Galaz Mario Galaz Bertha Galindo Danny Galpin Denisse Garcia Rene Garcia Steven German Douglas Glendenning Manuel Gomez Rene Gomez Melissa Gonzales Xenia Gonzales Nereyda Grajeda Lori Granados Tommy Green Anna Grijalva Suzette Grijalva Veronica Gutierrez Shelley Haakenson Rowena Higuera Sergio Hoyos Adalberto I-lurtado Josse Jasso K N Qi I . is F ., F IS T is Q.- is sf s A fm .. s ANN , ,. Pair.: ' .,. i was im as -i,,.mi,e.a, .ff sr . ,.... ...,,...,r.r. . . .. , 5 Q ii X ix x Qzzsemgefza . . - H5 in ' Taz. ar ., X xxx ' X QQ N NX xx is X X X X X 'Q it Donna Jones Ana Maria Jordan Alma Joy Natalie Keime Colette Keller Cynthia Kish XXXA X RNS Scott Lavallee Marc Leon Jason Leonard Patricia Leyva Hector Lobato Camille Lopez ' ' ' A A CMA Lopez ,,. Elsa Lopez A ilfi ii'C . L Karla I-01122 ' L Maf'be1L0Pe2 Martha Sylvia Luna Saymme Lyda Elizabeth Machado Alex Martinez Andy Martinez Claudia Martinez Frank Martinez wi A 3 i f 3 3 if Irene Martinez Judy Martinez Monica Martinez Alfonso Maza Ramona Mazon Renee Medeguari ad' What an exciting day! Freshmen hauing fun in the locker area. 93 Fearfull Freshman! ll u....n Hi Hewie Lewie and Dewie Another hard days work, Deanna Mellas Liz Mendoza Efrain Meza Yesenia Miller Erik Monjaras David Morales Denise Morales Patricia Morales Robert Morales Anthony Moreno Soraya Moreno Marlay Morris Lucinda Moulinet Elvia Munoz Daniela Naranjo Chandra Newsom Paul Nuest Leticia Nunez Elda Orduno Hector Ortiz Thomas Patino Claudia Pelayo Jose Pena Jeanette Peralta Eva Perez Gloria Perez Shirley Pinedo Annette Pitts Stefanie Polston Lizeth Quijada is Q W ai i 2-- any . ,-N5 'Q 1 ii Q: fy LET Q af Nl 3 ...,. . ,,. A of s 'sw , k.....,...,- tty, .af X x-w s t x W vo K -- , 12 I Q . JT Y XX , his Y X N S' X L X X -evo Stephanie Ralston David Ramsey Hector Rascon Rosario Rascon Alma Rendon Beckey Rendon Jose Rivera Audrey Robles Lisa Robles Rachel Rojas Griselda Romero Oscar Romero Maribel Romo Neisha Romo Joey Roqueni Ray Roqueni Richard Rubio Susana Saad Damien Salazar Marcela Salazar Jose Salem Laura Salinas Frances Sanchez Rosie Sanchez Frank Saucedo Bridget Sierra Marcos Sierra Martin Smith Tiffany Smith Susana Solano f ,,.4Y ' ,.,,v0 f Hu! What?? Are you serious??? Freshman F ollies 'vf 'ia Rosanna Somoza Justin St. John Lillian Stone Jennifer Sturgeon Claudia Tapia Charles Taylor Selena Taylor Manny Teran Naiobi Teran Fred Thomas Cynthia Tibuni Patricia Treiber Amy Tuttle Mayra Uriarte Nancy Uriarte Marisela Urquidez Rigoverto Valdez Irene Vasquez Usbaldo Velasquez Patricia Verdugo Rene Verdusco Annette Villalobos Rochelle Wade John Waller Charlotte Walter Korina Whitby Ginger Whitehead Stephanie Wray Emmitt Younger Faculty f Administration D f dministration ISION PAGE Q Q In their thoughts we succeed at f,- 1 -1 , llllllllllllllllllllllllllIIlllllllIllllllllllllllllllllll Mike Foster Assistant Principal Bette Levra Principal Rachel Rulmyr 'W , f N X f Athletic Director rf- , ,,,, ASU, NAU, U of Counselors: Armando Moulinet Adalberto Araiza ' Jim Espinosa if , 5 A W3 ., ,y 'Fluff 2 Jon Hansen DHS Administration X Counselors ADMINISTRATIGN f FACULTY Q , Keeping it together Many people thought the job of of- fice staff workers was easy. Any or, more than likely, all of these ladies would have told you different. Keep- ing it together describes almost exact- ly what this group of women did. With- out these hard working ladies, the rest of the D.H.S. faculty and students would really have been in a lot of trou- ble! i'Angie, did you hear about . . . ? The office staff consists of computer operators, Rosalie Valdez and Connie Lopez, and secre- taries, Angie Riuas and Ida Pedrego. at 3 'O aa Our school nurse, Yvette Rehurek, takes time out from sending kids home to smile for us. Bookstore student worker, Annette Gordon, and manager Hilda Arciniega Office staff FACULTYXADMINISTRATION F ull of DI-IS 'de Q hl l ,,.T, Featured here are the P.E. dept., business dept., and a new comer to DHS, the 1987 student business teach- er. Most of these teachers were in- volved in events other than just teach- ing, such as coaching and sponsoring it clubs. Being involved in these activities requires not only a lot of personal time and energy, but also a vvhole lot of pa- tients and most of all a lot of DHS pride. 'ff Edith Mendoza working hard on the computers, Mike Naua, Ken Cormier Iseatedj, Don Woods, Lourdes Lievanos, and Philip Hirales make up the business department. Student teaching in the business department is this year's D.H.S. new comer, Rosa Bojorquez. The PE. department consists of Karen Galindo, Karla McManus fbottomj, Ron Ellsworth, and Vicente Cordona, O Business f P.E. FACULTY f ADMINISTRATION . , Striving towards success Being in band takes skill, talent and hard work. All DHS members strive to attain new heights of musical perfor- mance. Practice is very important in learning Spanish or French. Practice makes perfect and that's what students struggle to reach. The students in Adaptive Ed. forget their disabilities and focus on learning. That takes hard work, which is the key to success. Mr. Mendez fSpanishJ, Mr. Hurtado KSpanishJ, Mr. Morris IBandJ, Mr. Garino IArtJ, Mrs, Davis fSpan- ishl, Mr. Morales ISpanishl, Mrs. Foster fFrenchJ Back row: Mr, Sturgeon, Mr, Campas Front row: Ms. De Boer, Ms, Ayrom sl Band For Lang Adapt , . , . Ed FACULTYXADMINISTRATION .... . What are we supposed to be doing? Dont laugh it's not funny. Bringing out the best Choir, shop and home ec. teachers work hard to develop student abilities. Throughout the year they strive to teach students to value their abilities and transform them into talent. We all have the ability to create and apply ourselves. There are those who build and shape material items with skill and there are those who mold their abilities toward practical uses. These people are choir, home ec. and shop students. Mr. Nicolaus fDraftingJ, Mr. Gordan fWoods1, Mr. Porter IPrintingj, Mr. Kleck IMetaIs2, missing Mr. Herbert fAutoJ, Mr. Morgan fAg.l Mrs. Riley 1Home Ecj, Ms. Seiler fChoirl Working hard or hardly working. Shop Choir Home Ec FAcuLTY!AbM1N1sTRAT1oN Striving to give Striving to give their very best is ex- actly what the Reading, Social Studies and English teachers kept in mind this 1987-88 school year. All three departments offered a vari- ety of classes. A new addition to the Reading department was Vocational Reading. Students improved their reading skills through the use of com- puters. Social Studies Departmentg Row 1: J Huddleston, F, Contapay, M. Naua Row 2: T, Mclntyre, D. Callaghan, T. Brown English Departmentg D. Raulston, C. Carragher, Wmmf A. Mc Cleve, B. Tice, J. Halliday, G. Economy, C. Peniza, N. Ames, M. Hoggat, A. La Forge Reading Teacher G. Rojas Soc. Stud. f English f Reading FACULTY f ADMINISTRATION their very best! The Science and Math teachers at DHS helped students master problems and skills necessary for further achievements in these areas of study. Whether it was dissecting frogs or figuring out equations, DHS math and science teachers gave their very best. Tina Kinnebrew looks through a microscope. vs 1' f 5 -f'f'i IMissing J. Mariscall Science Department, Row 1: P. Jump, G, Ames Row 2: D. Bond, D. Davis, C. Hopkins, E. Morris Math Departmentg Row 1: P. Belzner, C. White, J. Daneker Row 2: M. Stanley, D. Jordan, C. Riley Science f Math FACULTYXADMINISTRATION I-Ielpmg hand Teachers, principals, and counselors are all we think about when we think about school, but there are other peo- ple who without their help, school would not be the same. Some of these people are the teachers' aides and the librarians. This year a new librarian was hired in place of Miss Virginia Reed, who re- tired last year. Ms. Esther Rodriguez is the new librarian. Ms. Rodriguez did a lot of re-arranging and ordering for the DHS library this year. This year DHS was very luck to have Mrs. Luna and Mrs. Rivera as teachers' aides. Their help is greatly appreciated by the teachers that they work with. Thanks for all your dedication! Ms. Escarcega is helping at the card catalog area. Ms. Rodriguez, Librarian and Ms. Escarcega, Li- brary Clerk, i W . X . QL XX N xx - A 61. Mrs. Luna and Mrs. Rivera, DHS teacher aides Librarian, Teachers' Aides Q , FACULTYXADMINISTRATION SPGHS TJZSEEE Football frenzy! Respect was the main objective of the 1987-88 Bulldog football team. Beating Flowing Wells, Bisbee, Mar- ana, and our long time rivals Nogales were their team goals established early on in the season. When asked about team perfor- mance, Head Coach Dick Keith com- mented on the expectations he had of this year's Senior players. All contrib- uted greatly to the team, but of them, Richard Paun, Peter Van Bogart, and Johnny Bess were given special recog- nition for their exceptional perfor- mance. Among the under classmen, Coach Keith also commented that David Rose, Tim Wilkinson, Richie Martinez, and Mike Schmidt gave significant amounts of talent to the team. Because of their experience on the Varsity level, great things will be expected of them next year as returning lettermen. ix 'r - .J hi X N Dk 2 'ig l Q ' L . ru I. jg 9 . ,-IIS 'rr ' Qu' S X 'Rr 'x Y What do you mean a flag on the play?l Freshman, First row, D, Salazar, M. Cruz, F. Cruz, B. Dominguez, M. Perez, J. Waller, M. Ortega, S. Ortiz, T. Romero, Z. Brooks, Second row: R. Ver- dusco, C. Aruayo, R. Rivera, H. Rascon, M. Cam- pas, M. Lopez, O. Romero, V. Salcido, A. Carba- jal, J. Salcido, A. Moreno, Third row: Coach J. Tadeo, J. St. John, F. Verdugo, T. Lopez, A. Cardenas, F. Acosta, R. Gomez, B. Taylor, L. Gonzales, P. Austin, O. Ortega, R. Salim, Coach A. Grijalua, Fourth row: Manager T. Hurtado, T. Green, J.D. Alvarez, F. Martinez, D. Galaz, E. Meza, D. Haymore, L. Dye, E. Younger, J, Dews, A. Arias, M. Armenta. Football ,,.,...,.,b ua, wav' ... LL...--Q Varsity, First row: G. Robles, P. Duarte, B. Galaz, G. Bateman, F. Romero, F. Montoya, J. Velarde, B. Dias, S. Lopez, R. Bridges, N. Lopez, D. Rose, Second row: Trainer L. Arellano, D. Gamez, T. Huish, Asst. Coach D. Campas, Asst. Coach A. Grijalua, Asst. Coach H. Gilliland, Asst. Coach R. Ellsworth, Asst. Coach J. Selchow, Head Coach Dick Keith, D. Cabarga, F. Galaz, J. Yanez, Train- er C. Chavez, Third row: R. Teran, A. Rivas, F. Segovia, R. Moreno, C. Foppe, J. McClatchy, J. Montana, E. Hurtado, K. Keime, R. Ralston, E. Campas, G. Vincent. Fourth row: A. Maza, J. Escarcega, R. Acosta, T. Wilkinson, R. Paun, M. Schmidt, R. Hernandez, E. Rockel, P. Van Bogart, J. Bess, D. Aguilar, D. Zanes, Hut1...Hut2...!! Working hard boys?l Junior Varsity, First row: T. Marango, S. Ott, V. Montano, R. Miramontes, E. Cornejo, C. Bermu- dez, A. Macias, R. Montoya, Second row: Man- ager M. Stewart, J. Yanez, M. Siluas, H. Robles, V. Medina, S. Acosta, O. Valenzuela, E. Parama, S. Lopez, F. Montoya, R. Teran, Back row: Coach D. Campus, R. Martinez, E. Hurtado, M. Ramos, A. Ballesteros, M. Maruffo, V. Rojas, R. Romero, D. Soto, M. Valenzuela, R. Moreno, Coach J. Sel- chow. Football SPORTS Striving to win! This years' Girls Cross Country team was great. The girls had a winning sea- son. All the runners were outstanding. The most outstanding runner was Re- nee Sandoval. Renee was the Southern Division Champion. This was a season of hills, weights, wins, and intervals, stated Coach Da- vid Bond. The girls had a lot of motiva- tion and endurance which is needed to be great in cross country. The girls overall record was 8-3. Congratulations girls on having a successful running season. Cross Country runners display their medals. Photo by D. Bond Leda strives for a win, - f nr, ,. K I I All 5 ' e , , tp Girls Cross Country .M Cross Country girls stretch out before their run. Photo by D. Bond S Renee runs towards the finish line. Photo by D. Bond ,- , 1---uw 2 E f C-if i , 9 First Row: Charlotte Walter, Monica Arredondo, Leda Solano, Natalie Caruso, Renee Sandoval, Mitzi Rivera Second Row: Melvin Washington, Chandra Newson, Natalie Keime, Debbie Newsom, Claudia Ruiz, Cuit Rivera, Third Row: Serge Gonzales, Seth Casey, Miguel Anguiano, Nick Campoy, Manny Romero, Juan Durgin, Eric Monjaras, Jimmy Rye, Marco Berry. Photo by D. Bond Natalie concentrates on finishing. 1 ?:pu,,pa:s18f99' Ai ir a ft ,A-+:aCw1+9+3 A ' ' ' , ' V. ,twig 35 . ., 'R - 1.4. H - - .,f4---' ' nf.-,f l ' Qs-f X 1: ' -1. 1.1-.. -- i.. . , . ,AI ......A ,. 1 . , . . 1 ,V . . --' .J-,,,,. ,,. H.. . -1.-yf 51.15 ,i .- , ., 4 :clam 1- .-,,,,,, .fl--Q Hg' ',-: .. J 'uv- ize,,,, , ,N. - - 1 .:.'55t6 :yv .,,' ,rl .- -va.: 'LN 'C ,- xg-7-' .V -x.. ,.,MA!wS. tiwv 1K z . -,-,I . Q ' -zwfvlia Girls Cross Country SPORTS Running with pride Cross Country takes a lot of work and practice. The 1987 Douglas High School cross country team had several good runners on the team. The team practiced long and hardg which in the end paid off. The boys ran up to three miles while the girls ran up to two miles. Some of the outstanding runners on the team included Melvin Washington and Eddie Enriquez. Under the coaching of David Bond, the 1987 Cross Country team proved to run with pride . Congratulations Coach Bond and team on a winning season. After a long run, Melvin takes a break. Melvin uses his muscles to win the race. Boys Cross Country Miguel rushes and pushes to the finish line 'a ' .. .f X A gi., ' . Y Douglas comes in just a few seconds before Desert View. Seth takes it easy to the finish line. - 422m . Q- -,.,. qs 'H 1 , r ., C ' -ehle 1 11 1, i at V iv K ini R . s j',,,'-W eff . tfffij- 1 l, fr , y. it --xf ,W ' . S ft ' Q V , 7' 3 i M i 'r ri f if ' ' ' - ' L L if ' - if .- sh W , i 1 . fl fs ' -if rr - ,--Epsvsswiii ' ' A-ww -.ms we A ws.-fe-ff .. - f f 3' I f' . ,ps nfs , - ' C..-wb i sf-2, s -v W +4 , Q-. 'N 1. 1 rv :iff .JG i ,....sm'-. .w s t 'f 3 c 1 j Q - . r M- -f A First Row: Monica Arredondo, Natalie Caruso, Leda Lolano, Claudia Ruis, Chandra Newson, Second Row: Frank Sorres, Manager, Serge Gonzales, Michelle Caruso, Natalie Keime, Charlotte Walter, Mitzi Rivera, Renee Sandoval, Debbie Newson, Miguel Hurtado, Nick Campoy, David Bond, Coach. Third Row: Eric Monjaras, Melvin Washington, Miguel Anguiano, Jimmy Rye, Manny Rivera Rivera, Juan Durgin, Elson Bond, Cuitlahuac Rivera, Seth Casey After a long run, Miguel reaches the finish line. C, .1 K 1 I rw, J ll H 5 V W, x Boys Cross Country SPORTS i K Swinging with style! Hard practice and enthusiasm moti- vated this years' golf team. Even though their record ended up as 4-6, they were a strong force to be reck- oned with in the division. The top player throughout the sea- son was Ruben Robles. He showed con- sistency and poise in his strokes. Fresh- man Paul Thompson and Junior David Romero added depth to the teams' per- formance. The team placed 4th in a tournament considering that they played against tough Division I schools. As the season progressed, the Bulldogs improved tremendously. Coach Jim Halliday expects next years team to be a very competitive one. The team huddles up to receive last minute instruc- tions from Coach Halliday. fait. X 1 . 5 KU A , 1, X . it f KW N Q- . f P - , , X ,f ' pl 5 ltg ,i ? Ji fix 3 ., ill 'i 4' l 1 X 'ff 'Rh ll , th A 1' i , ,I I iw' I ' if Al-' fir l ffy- I ,. Q fi , L it ff 1 x f ,V If if 1 :ff ' I 1 J l ., ,-:gill 'Y i, Go SPERTS ! Luis attempts to hit out of the sand trap for a birdie. Alex follows through on his drive iw .fr Ruben putts for an eagle on the 8th hole. David watches his precise putt approach. W, -'G' First Row: Eddie Holiday, Alfonso Maza, Paul Thompson. Second Row: David Romero, Ruben Robles, Alex Alvidrez, Luiz Canez, Hector Canez, Jim Halliday, Coach. Golf SPORTS Lady dawgs attack at net The Lady Bulldogs has their share of ups and downs this year. The girls pulled together and showed teamwork every time they competed. They in- spired the student body by presenting sportsmanship and their strong drive to win. Whether win or loss, they were all winners. The girls are on their toes when it comes to getting that ball back over the net. J.V.g First row: L. Aparicio, T. Kinnebrew, K. Hedger, Y. Leon, B. Gordon Second row: Mgr. A. Valenzuela, J. Casey, F. Hernandez, M. Borquez, F. Acosta, B. Bojorquez, Coach Susan Kramer. Froshg First row: M. Encinas, P. Leyua, P. Chi- quette, B. Sierra, O. Rivero, S. Polston Second row: Coach C. Williams, C. Cerna, A. Villalobos, L. Segouia, A. Morales, E. Rivera, J. Cardona. Volleyball SPORTS aio S 3 2 Q is au .. i 21 ii ff -1. to , . ...,.. N lt's a hop, skip and slam to another victory. Varsityg First row: M. Quinonez, A. Gordon, M Molina, L. Lugo, M. Nunez Second row: Coach C McManis, A. Moreno, J. Montoya, A. Durazo, M Sierra, L. Huddleston, R. Heaton, L. Montion. 1 I X 0 0 I I S Volleyball SPORTS ,- Top Row: F. Valenzuela M. Washington, J. Mon tano, R. Daniel, J. Durgin F. Grijalua, T. Wilkinson R. Hemandez, T. Huisb, J. Bess, R. Robles, B. Gri jalva, J. Taylor Bottom Row: V traras, M. Coach Coach D. Bodom Row: M M. Atonna, M. Steward, S. QAcosta, R. Valenzuela, O. Valenzuela, V. Medina- Trainer. The leap In his first year, Coach John Mariscal established a strong defense. His team, with only one senior, did much better than expected. 2 . .am f' ing ability Juan Durgin anticipates the rebound. Q M 113 iil -gun-ann A preview of next year's Varsity. Take it to the hole! N nbc Sophomore Tony Ambriz gets the ball. B0y5v Basketball W Q95 Go for the pin! The Douglas Bulldogs wrestlers did very well this year. They had some tough matches against some of the most intimidating teams in the conference and they managed to hold their own and do very well. Some of the ups and downs of this last year was the defeat against Desert View, a team that is known to be tough to beat, the Jaguars scored very high against the Bulldogs and they also managed to give them the worst defeat since '78, but, the Bulldogs turned around and beat the Palo Verde Titans with a score of 63-12. Tear him up, Mannyllll First Row: M. Hurtado Second Row: A. Gordon, A. Moulinet-coach, M. Estrada, T. Brown-coach, A. Moreno, J. Wiley-coach, J. Alvarez WM. ,.,,. M NMWMW Third Row: M . Leon, N. Campoy, H. Larios, O. Aguilar, A. Riuas, E. Campus, R. Bridges, J. Lozania, E. i'i 'W r rWM lW'Ml 'l lfllll W llll N flllf M V Rochel, K. Keime, R. Morgan, D. Cabarga, L. Arellano, M. Campus, F. Romero, S. Gonzalez Wrestlmg Eric Rockel sizes up his opponent Y 7 Q , -' I I ,W ...--nf Eddie Campas looks for last minute aduise. ,ff Wg 1 .,:,2 . ' . Firs Row: L. Molina, J. Durazo, D. Romero, T gl - bX-Q -X-- 52 ssswwwsmsk' QNWXX McGinty, R. Acosta, L, Corrates, J.C. Bonner, M. Figuria, O, Romero, G. Morales, L. Huddleston H M A. Moulinet-coach - R Manny Estrada wins a tough match. . ,ff W: f x M , :N . f f 2 . -J A Q First Row: L. Moulinet, J. Wiley-coach. Second Row: D. Salazar, J. Waller, F. Cruz, Third Row: R. Rivera, S. Casey, R. Campoy, F. Verdugo, J. Aluerez, H. Rascon, O. Ortega Wrestling SPORTS i Making the I-I 0 0 P!! The 1987-88 basketball team had great dedication. The team was fairly successful as they battled strong oppo- nents from Tucson and other small towns. The girls were very enthusiastic and worked hard. They also participat- ed in the Pima basketball tournament. Photos by: Bruce Whetten WLQMW Row 1: Y. Leon, S. Tapia, M. Molina, M. Rios, M. Cornejo, Row 2: Mr. Cordona, V. Perez, C. Price, M. Borquez, B. Gordon, M. Loya. Girls' Basketball SPORTS f? infer g. X x. C Lorena drives to the hoop 31. GOOD FOR TWO?!' Good shooting! Get the ball out of there. Row 1: B. Sierra, N. Teran, X. Gonzales, N. Grajeda, Y. Acosta, A. Grijalua, M. Morales Row 2: Mr. Stanley, K. Raulston, M. Armente, C. Walters, E. Orduno, M. Cox, J. Cordona, C. Tapia, L. Sagouia. f I Girls' Basketball SPORTS Lady bulldogs make a hit! , The 1988 Lady Bulldogs had a fun, exciting and successful softball season. Both JV and Varsity teams set goals of determination and hard Work, which to- gether proved to be worth it. Varsity coach, Vicente Cardona set high goals for the girls also, and accomplished them. Good work Lady bulldogsg you made a hit! A x . x X I .T-7 .. K 'icy N4 Ruthie makes catching look easy. Softball F Milla .gf I M ww V Aww i 2 Kim shows good pitching form after releasing the ball. Lady bulldog anticipates catching a hit. 1988 Varsity Softball Team 1 gg' -ll!! ' lll lvl ,ll l X X lf. l l 'l l l f 19 ll X X XJ: V. 5 al ll Michelle catches the ball. ll 1988 JV Softball Team Hurry, Rosanna, throw the ball! Softball Play Ball!!! The 1987-88 baseball team had a lot of enthusiasm. The bulldogs played very well during the season. The Dawgs opened their season by competing in the Southern Region Dave Bell Classic Baseball Tournament. If Make that throw!! 1988 Varsity Baseball Team. Swing that bat!! XX X ,Mkt he V1 Xl X! it 56564, 7 J Baseball SPORTS It's going, going, it's gone!! Casual baseball practice. Good play David!! ff , ,v A 611 f A ,YJ D Q 1-.SW Pfiffl ,Qi J J., QA K XX -.4 will If ,f 79, 'kk' 3g-mo? Ji Baseball SPORTS Swinging into action! This years girls' tennis team consist- ed of many new and returning players. The team was coached by Ken Cor- mier, who led the team to a well-played season. The team was very well orga- nized and enthusiastic. They played their very best against many schools. Congratulations ladies on a successful season. Keep your eye on the ball, Lorane! 5 lx ,f H 'gli N .ffl S J f . ,. wh lg i fifth l ' ll X5 KX K lil JV - Row 1: A. Saspe, R. Del Cueto, M. Baltarp, M. Lopez Row 2: Coach Cormier, L. Martinez, C. Kish, K, Trieber, R. Medeguari, L. Aguilar, and A, O'Pry Girls tennis sol... Varsity - Row 1: K. Teran, L. Eribes Row 2: Coach Cormier. M. Valenzuela. S. Sadd. and G. Bateman l .Q ti '9- X, Monica and Geneva display great form. lgotit...' Time to go home. SPORTS Girls' tennis Netters to the top! The 1988 Boys' Tennis Team con- sisted of three seniors and three ju- niors. All members of the team have had two or more years of experience. They started off the season with great determination and discipline to im- prove last years' records. They had a very successful 1988 season. Varsity team - Row 1: B. Grijalua, M. Luna, R. Mucha Row 2: Coach Mariscal. M. Saauedra, A, Macho, S, Rodriguez. and Coach Contapay. Nice backhand Brauliol! K it d 7 Hy gin- I I , vig-ri J - 3 . 1 a1l55?.55?G1f: 'E'.-ii1--ii:- -:'-i -T -e':1'ii11i '5tfe'fY Boys Tennis JVteam - Row 1: E. Halliday, F. Soto, E. Alvarado Row 2: S. Ratliff, M. Hayslip and Coach Mariscal Love that swing , Serge!! -mn-Q... 13.53 5 i was 'SSQ1 '1xaNQiS'l.:,.f.1.xE .: .11--i --VV : f WW i P g vi 2 I , ,Q we-wa ew +-l1 .:::'::. :: 11' Q Stretch that arm Mike!! Striving for perfection, Boys, Tennis SPORTS Meeting a challenge The 1988 boys' track team had a big turnout. Three record holders returned from last year. They are: Robbie Bridges, Eddie Enriques, and Melvin Washington. Coach Ellsworth encour- ages the bulldogs to do their very best. The 1988 season was very promising for the bulldogs. im ,- ?Y1v f'l 'd .....-.-.i-- . 'V-' J' ' .4 , . .. .55H'f'W' 'fr' . . ,, . ' ,gh ,t na --,. . f- i'V'9ltl -' gnh '.. 'ly -,i. ,-, . . -. l,:?f.1. M, i -, , I 1,4 1-:'!!,' I ., 'f..-.r,,..,,. -'gz-,.,:H i ,,g.., .J 'ww -ffl -+... - - I-1-.5 .rn -1 .3411-.. 1 '-. . iii-ff: 'Q 5 .A 'X.-.1l X:iJy5y,f:i4dl--.. 1 .wif .4 1, Q '- I , .123 -:'Qi,,p,u5t f sh . 5 l . a 7l 'l 714 l . 11:45 WW 41, l' ll .I X ,fy V I ff! fi al V M - 1 XX X M-WN' Q5 S01 .in- U13 0 77' .. l Getting ready for the race, Where are you going, Gene? JUMP! Bulldog track player gets ready to throw the dzs CUS. .!hd.8 ll 'onrnanvn - 'M-.,,- , '.x,,x,nN ' Wx - . ' WM ,W '-N-ll' . ,X-.N I x , . Ax, I ' '35 Nitwwgiyzmg' .Aw , , . ' N .A K I MT R'-'ff ,SQQQQSIHI , . 1 5 f i .wtxmaid Arturo pole vaults to new heights Boys' track SPORTS MQ? 1988 lady bulldogs Being part of the DHS track team was not an easy task. There were lots of competition and only the very best made it to the top. Even though it took a lot of hard work and dedication, it was also a lot of fun. Events the lady bulldogs participated in include: hur- dles, relays, shotput, discus, longjump, sprints and long distance running. Un- der the direction of Coach Karen Ga- lindo, the 1988 Girls' track team r s- - proved to be a winning success. ..'f 0 1 f w ho Qrf -T f K Y.,-'. s fri . f-sf , T f y.XA Y , v sfrftdaarr . - ' , YS?-agar s . ' ' ' - 'iw ,Q f-Nil '4' ,W . . 'fil?' .i W I i .. 5' .. 8 f . s Jessica gets ready to throw the discus. r -'tL L L 2 W-F Last minute instructions. Girls track SIQOQTS make tracks! ,Wu , 'Q .Q faking QM' set. GO!!! Jump Lorraine! Runners take your mark. jg,-N 'HR' Relays are our business Girls' track SPORTS Check us out!! Pride and Spirit were the main goals for the 1987-88 Varsity Fall Cheer- leaders. The squad consisted of 4 sen- iors and 2 juniors, with their sponsor being Rosalie Valdez. Making up cheers is not all the girls didg they also made up several pom routines which they used to perform with the band at A.S.U. Overall the Cheerleading squad was a total success!! Congratulations Lisa, Norma, Lupita, Julie!!Good Luck!! Party time at homecoming '87. is an 3, 0 his 'Q ,, Varsity Cheerleaders from left to right: Cyndi Perez, Norma Chavez, Lupita Perez, Julie Montegomery, Vanessa Vargas, Lisa Nutt. Fall Cheerleaders Tough practice, 1sn't it?g,? DHS Varsity Cheers smiling pretty I J. V. cheerleaders from left to right: Lucy Martinez, Cindy Moreno, Cathy Espinosa, Sponsor, Rosalie Valdez, Lorraine Vertres, Dee Dee Aguilar, Pam Gonzales. The Bullpupettes. V fx 4 N. x X 1 vfwwm. liar, It W 's-,I ,V ,55', 7,-9,21 Q - fl -. - ' . xr: K' x 51, Xi K ll 1- A Q lx xxx, W Fall Cheerleaders SPORTS Boy are we enthusiastic! This years' Basketball cheerleader: were enthusiastic and felt super fantas tic! With lots of pride and dedication the 1987-88 basketball cheerleader: cheered on the boys' and girls' basket ball teams. The sponsor was Lourde: Lievanos. The Varsity squad consistec of Seniors, Betsi Hernandez, Lorena Lugo, Ana Moreno, and Barbara Scott and Juniors N' ' ' and Ronnie Lopez. The Junior Varsity squad con sisted of Sophomores: Jeannie I-lender light, Shannon Overman, Eva Mede guari, Yvonne Murrieta, Cindy Shan non, and Roxanne Aguilar. - xl.l 7- fu S a S3 rr 5 H53 5 3 Q Ia A3 J gg I 34 3 E cf Q ' Nicchia Dainty and Barbara scan agua 0 C Spring cheers 0 -Q - S gg Varsity Cheerleaders from top to bottom: Ronnie Lopez, Betsi Hernandez, Loren Lugo, Ana Moreno -8 gwgufax or K - , Ski L M Ei Q a Q a 'F' ' , 4 4 Vjif? it i 1 l i J.V. Cheerleaders bottom row: Yvonne Mur- rieta, Eva Medegari, Shannon Overman, Top row: Jeannie l-lenderlight Roxanne Aguilar, Cin- dy Shannon I Ping.. ttlg xi. 5 I 'Varsity cheer Lorena Lugo and JV cheer Rox- anne Aguilar cheer the Bulldogs on, K 0' X, A Run thru! 9 in, R , .ts - 5 qs. . .'0 Spring cheers M sPoRTs A A coach to me is someone who cares about you and teaches you all he knows and helps you not just in the sport your in, but in everything you do. Gene Acedo A coach means a lot to me, heis like a father to you, he cares and helps you. lf there was no coaches you wouldn't be any good in the sport. Oscar Aguilar A coach can mean a lot of different things. You can see your coach as just a coach when he's on the job coaching you, but if he's not coaching he can mean a lot more than just a coach, he is there when you need some kind of help or advice on any of your personal prob- lems. Johnny Bess A coach to me can sometimes be a friend or your worst nightmare depend- ing on the situation you're in. But over- all a coach is some one who cares about his playersf' Rene Daniel A coach shows you what you did wrong and shows you how to do it cor- rectly. They're the ones who are al- ways positiv about your wins and loses. Ana Durazo A coach can be just someone who will tell you what to do and how to do it. But a coach can also be a friend who cares about his players and has faith in them. Ruth Heaton A coach is someone who is there to correct and improve you. I-lefshe is a person who truly cares about your fu- ture in a particular sportf' Annette Gordon A coach is a father, brother, and friend all put into one person who is willing to spend a lot of time with his players to make them successful in the sport and in life. Oscar Valenzuela A coach is a leader, a father, and sometimes a friend all rolled into one. A coach is a positive role model for his players and deserves the respect of all people. Victor Valenzuela Coaches 140 sPoRrs coach is David Bond-Boys' Cross Country Tim Brown-Wrestling Dennis Callaghan-Girls' Basketball Vicente Cardona-Girls, Basketballf Softball David Campas-Boys' Basketball f Foot- ball Carlos Chavez-Trainer Ken Cormier-Weight lifting f Girls' Ten- nis Ron Ellsworth-Boys' Track f Football Karen Galindo-Girls' Track Hal Gilliland-Football Abe Grijalva-Football Jim Halliday-Golf Dick Keith-Football Susan Kramer-Volleyball Lourdes Lievanos-Winter Cheerleader John Mariscal-Boys' BasketballfBoys, Tennis Karl McManus-Volleyball George Montano-Baseball Ernie Morris-Boys' Basketball Armando Moulinet Wrestling Manny Ramirez-Boys, Track James Selchow-FootballfBaseball Matt Stanley-Girls' Basketball f Softball Jamie Tadeo-FootballfBaseball Rosalie Valdez-Fall Cheerleader Jim Wiley-Wrestling Celina Williams-Volleyball PUBLICATIONS Division Page BLICATIONS Q , I I I pf. ,y .,jl.,h35L-Q,-. ' 9..:,j? CLx.J.Jf xfflijen '. LQk11l3 I .,n..if'fJ SAI IW-'J P. l!Q.CSg,',, 1,f.3a.fpf.5 tieillfl ,XFX Si QJQM Q-5iQjx,,, fr .,Ak , ck -1 If XQTXQQ l-svfx?-lpkllojg KA 98155 if LX!-' I QLJ.. Lkiklx. ying Q -my gc: ww. C529 kj? fkQ3,fiv.iQJc,fJ Q, 'wxggi GQLVN fkdlillg l.3l,L1Q,li QQLL if F Ll Xb U QBMSMVQMWS earbook staff OC U59 lll is It f fgsjx, E , ,Q I h if if if h,QQ5fNfl:ck- wider Llfxcyk ' VJ i..fw..S4 I iifx f' l I OQL Si .SJ I l Dy bl X uwkfb V . LN ot. Luo of ri ff ' A . .. X-P-R. J Q rf f 5,145 H, lffxlbg Q1 Ku fQ.LItl'QJ,Nix,3 'Q '51-35 U83 -.-f.LUJv .- -sagem, t3fiLe'LffU f x 'I rT , I I ,x i . ta-ss fo 1 u. 151 eaioif- Q1 A, U34 'W fx I - , ' vixm fra XQQx-C1,VN yy RQQLL. Lglgixr- Q LLLQML 'bk LQ ihqfmbfj 'ilk CCL QJIIQM focw W3 L The 1987-88 Douglas High School Ljfyearbook staff worked very hard to ' .J produce the 65th edition of the Cooper Kettle. The staff spent the first six weeks of class learning the concepts needed to produce a yearbook. During this time, the staff also made major de- cisions such as theme, cover, and col- ored pages. With the training received, creativ- ity, imagination and teamwork, the yearbook staff produced their book themed Sharper Image . Under the supervision of advisor Lourdes Lievanos, the annual staff pro- duced a book which definitely came into focus of Sharper Images at DHS this 1987-88 school year. Keep track of those picas, Sandra! Ada and Liza work on layouts. Our deadline is tomorrow?! Copper Kettle Q . PUBLICATIONS l Qs. vw :iw VKQKW I1 C . OAS Gi :a...Cx-J-' mmtlx r:f.f 1.Qs... .5 ., I . . rx 6 4 ew. we ww wk ., N e A 2 OH H Sl laI'1DQI' IITIHQQ, MN L., :IJ i I' F Q,--f g- - X , p, i CLK : U uf A rv .,. VT gX93Pb va 3 -Q5 1-.. .. Ewa !'kSQtl1fcX,Sd1'AYAilQJ?'A- K.kX.5l k,LlJ'7 Lui. Ck.9-Swmka ALJ QJ,,L,sUi. YCfQ. QQQ-fb ii3xJWu5'ifa f ni P e 'l 'e9'iYY-IX E . 9 ,J ,Vx I-Xqfswc, . f K-Y'--4 .Q-N, ' fb I 2R.,s..fN - X3 Yearbook staff: Row 1 - A. Martinez, S. Grajeda, R. Aceclo, S. Rubio, G. Villaescusa, Y. Pedrego, J. Anguiano, L. I-Ioyos, R. Bojorquez, M. Atonna Row 2 - J. Peralta, L. Frias, T. Vincliola, L. Ro- bles, D. Duron, A. Maza, J. Glenn, S. Sudekum, M. Aguilar, L. Castro, K. Gomez, M. Saavedra missing - S. Valenzuela Pictures, Pictures, and more pictures! You have to pose the way I, the yearbook photographer, want you to! ...I A -I ,N N Section eclitors - Row 1: J. Anguiano, J. Glenn Row 2: D. Duron, S. 1 N ,--X, jfw J QI Ll' k'l 'k v UA' 'J I W A. . F... - - -'R f . P T . Ti M-I kv-S. f Sudekum X ll :f'x'X.4i.QjT:w..3 U ',.ffFQ.,k..lH -.Kyle 'n M' I 3 We-A-get 6 2 Copper Kettle - L lk 'x x P 'X ' I 'ax . My I Ai ,AAV ,fi Ajkfhlfhj JYQAQ L Moral PUBLICATIONS . , , . . ' ' I X . 'i .N I 1? -IR .X , .4 . I ts ,I 4' . , I 1syLL,,i QXQowasQaayW,. fx . ,J Border Bulldog-pride of D H S The Print Club is one ofthe many clubs here at D.H.S. In order to become a member, four semesters of printing class are needed. The printing club does most, if not all of the printing needed by all schools in this district. Being a member of the print club is more than just another class- its having fun and learning a skill that can prove useful. But Shelly, it wasn't me . . . Art, stop posing and get to work! w L. Montion, C. Durazo, R. Lopez, N. Hunt, E. Rodriguez, A. Lopez, J. Reardon, N. Andrews, C. LaForge, A. Galaz, H, Whelan, J. Glenn, R. Butler, A. Macias, E. Bond, Mrs. Peniza, A. Moreno, T. Just wmtmg around fo, news Grey, R. Orencio, L. Orencio, L, Hansen, H. Walker, S. Ouerman Border Bulldog PUBLICATIONS Printing up a storm. 5 fi +4 --un' M. Talavera, H. Valenzuela, L. Verdugo, A. Aluidrez, J. Ramirez, A. Villareal, G. Aruizu, A. Moreno, R. Danials, J. McClatchy, R. Becerro, L. Young, D. Aguilar, D. Valencia, J. Taylor, Mr. Porter. 'X-,..,,v,.,N The Border Bulldog is the school's newspaper. The members are respon- sible for keeping the student body aware of the news happening in and around campus. Aside from writing ar- ticles they also advertise for businesses around town. Being on the Bulldog staff is not easy, but it is FUN! Look, this is how you do it. Work can wait. Kjzx Print club officers just hang around. Print Shop PUBLICATIONS D. 23 F5535 Q N. X Q The precise art of photography. Displaying the perfect smiles! Maza, what are you up to now? It it's wrong she did it! I-I.S. at its best! W X X X 'N Q, ,f , sktf . ,.--is i ,tw t X Copies anyone? H f iii. l ay s Pubs action ,7i, ,tSy5. i i . I Y ,A TT , . , PUBLICATIONS 'y,, i A :A ,,,i. My , . gt :ff L This is not my better side! ni X - .wifi i ii N 1 . 5 - Q rf .f ,rib 1'-fi X K L X J ff- M -' A A mir ii - ' i N W ' i J iw X H fi, ' 1 ii x iw V 1 if XJ X A KJ J . 'XX 3 X N wi X1 'I .1 t rx :f .N fxj V dim Q i X 5 y it W, .yy V. X A W dh, w L VA., ix rx, MN l A I .', I N fx JV. 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'ir' A I A- M, n A 7. ,JD WJ X Tv ,ii -ty. XF Y, NR V,M .Q .K ff -AYQN pix X, U ,I ,ME . X f i , -,X X '- Q X in .. ' . i V - , ' A x , V I A, M J i 1 I 1 L xx Yi 2 x V U K . I K N ' ,f ,f X IQ i N V V K-X Ji X U7 i lf W 3 n 4 I A N K ix At 5 : x 4 I . ' if J N - N X A 1 Qui i Lf f' 1, ' flag - I j XV m2,f'SJ ' ' A ,SNK 47 iw x W x QL! C? NX U X X ,f A fi I J IJ: , f A- fr I fp ffigr 1 mf Y g I Clubs Division Page CLUBS . , Band f Drama Club . , CLUBS f ORGANIZATIONS lf' A s ' x AFS f Prmt Club LUBSXORGANIZATIONS D ClubfGlrls Letter Club C CLUBS XORGANIZATION C C hoir f Ensemble LUBS f ORGANIZATIONS Row 1: L. Lugo, K. Teran, D. DECA f FBLA c CLUBS XORGANIZATION W SADD f Spanish CLUBS f ORGANIZATIONS IIB. Mock Tr1alfGames CLUBSXORGANIZATIONSE i Silver Keys f Key CLUBS f ORGANIZATIONS iega, L. Row 2: FHA XFFA Q , CLUBSXORGANIZATIONS Runners f Hiking CLUBS f ORGANIZATIONS Porras Row 1: J. Row 2: Y. Teran, Q. Soto, A. Academic Decathalon f Clubs CLUBS f ORGANIZATIONS NN i. if 97 N! I MM my Q kk.VV ,, Clubs CLUBS f ORGANIZATIONS ENS W V' ', ww ,,1 Q , 53 f 523'- ' ,ggi 3 E i X, X Clubs CLUBS X ORGANIZATIONS lAdD PERSONAL EEZ Congratulations Class of 88 6 D39 A7 '79 As we reach out our hands the diploma we grasp while we think of the memories of the years in the past. Tears fill our eyes because its all gone we re starting a new life we have to move on. We hope friends will keep in touch as the years pass us by although it hurts inside well try not to cry. We think of kindergarden and our first day now we ve reached the end we are going away. How do you say good-bye to friends who mean so much? Will there be time to sincerely keep in touch? You ll always have the memories of your school years from day one. Dont think of school as ending . . . think a new life has begun! . . . Remembering the Past We started out shy and scared taking things just one day at a time hoping somewhere along the line just to fit in. Finally a friendly face . . . we d all found each other! All at once High School made sense. They called us, Seaweeds and we couldnt have been prouder. We lived each day like it would last forever, not knowing we'd have to say good-bye to some friends along the way. Friendship then, took second priority. It seems we'd found Love and that was more important, Now we're all together again. We've realized good friends are hard to find. Now, we live each day like it's our last, cherishing every moment, always . . . Remembering the Past Friends Forever Monica, Dini, Lisa, Michelle, Chris, Kimberly, Suzette, Michelle, and Lisa Personal ADVERTISEMENTS Yolanda You have reached one of your goals in your life. Now is the time of hard de- cisions and I Mom 8a Dad Fausto, Oscar, Louie, 81 Eric Thanks for all your help and support through out the years! have always been proud of you and we know you will continue to do so. Remember to let God be your guide. Love Mom 8L Dad am sure you will make the right choice. We I ll Love You Always Sandra Lee Valenzuela Congratulations Annette 1969 X1988 We are proud of you! Love, Dad, Mom, 8: Brenda Congratulations Miguel Hurtado We're proud of you! Art, Angie Artie, Andrew 8: Anthony Personal ADVERTISEMENTS . , Gaby: Thank you for To my family: There being a friendg for al- iSl'1'f fT1UCh that I ways understanding. Could Say that Would you always Seemed ever repay all you've to know right from done for me' Wrong, and helped Though it wasnt l- Q me see it to. Thank easy you were a i you for being you' I ways there to see that only good would h H b f u d come to me. You put up with my moods and ope we e rien s f L I saw me through those hard times. For al- orever. ove a - Y I d S ways being family and friends and helping ways, oan a P. . F119 tl'lI'OLlQl'l to tl'12 Qfldl I LOVE YOU 8a Thank You Yolanda Aidee Estrada: Best Wishes and Good luck in everything! Your Friend Always Daniel Dominguez Pecky Morales: lt s been four great years and you ve made it! Happy Graduation! From your family and friends! Del: You are the sunshine of my life without you the things I have accomplished would not have been able. I love you more than words can say and more than feelings can express. Walking with you towards God has been wonderful! I LOVE YOU! Always and Forever Annette YOU! Annette llleana Rivera: Hope you succeed in college and dont ever forget about me. Remember I ll always love you! Carlos Bermudez Jeannie: Thanks for all the great laughs and good times. Take care! I m gonna miss you. Your friend always Shannon We would like to wish the class of 88 the best of luck in the coming years! And hope to see all of you at our 10th year reunion. Love MARIO AND NORMA Annette: CONGRATULATIONS to a very special young lady! We are glad to have met you and we wish you the best in the future. God Bless You! Celia Brenda and Brenda Lee Yolanda Sz Lizzie Pedrego: You don t know how proud we are of both of you. You have put your best foot forward in all your endeavors and have succeeded. It s times like these that make parenting worth while. Mom 8: Dad To all sterotype individuals that I associated with I solemy express my last words of testimony I m leaving this metropolitan area with memories I acquired 8: used throughout the years. Ruben Eribes I 7 JV .I 7 Dad, Mom, and Brenda: Thank-you for everything you have done for me, without your love and support I wouldn't be where I am now!! I LOVE Personal ADVERTISEMENTS -' ' 111411711 I ' glnlllhpmnb L' 'P I if t HW f B , y X J' 42574, V 1 ' ff S 'fi L E A Ma rr i Q 'ME 'E Diana: You ve come a long way Babel Weathering the storms these past 18 years wonderfully you have formed your own solid values. We believe in your ability to test reality. With the help of God may you always live up to your high ideas. Love Mom and Dad It s been a Great Year J V Cheers' Spring 1988 A A W Em ., 1 A l ,S ll i fi 5 I 1 E E M 1 ,J X 0 9 -- k fl ' ,, aft 5 Q ff at i W- 5 -2 W e L82 ECI we ?-73,51 rife E? WE Couemg LAT HE cm B f X A. QLQME 5,12 213: 95113291233 1 A 'E -n Personal ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulations Graduating Seniors!! SONIA, BETSI, AN- NETTE MAGGIE MYR- NA BRENDA LORENA LISA EDITH ANA M. NORMA and ANA D. WHEN WE GO! We are looking forward to a day the day to come in the month of May. Now graduation is so near we re sure excited yet we fear. When we go we re sure we ll miss the friends time bliss. We ll have great memories of the parties at the dam we ll laugh at the times we could not walk talk or stand. We ll re- member our dear ol pal spuds and all those Saturday nights we spent dancing at the Pub. But all in all we learned from each other and found out as our friendship grew what we ment to one another. As our di- I-Iere s To the ploma we rush to get the work we ve done we won t forget. It is not the end our future will just begin. And if by chance we re struck with luck. Just remember we ll all meet AGAIN!! Future 9 7 7 7 Y 7 I s , 7 Y 7 , I I l 7 i l D we've known and school 7 1 7 I 7 7 7 7 S ' ' Q 7 7 3 7 7 9 v 7 7 7 7 O I I 05 Congratulations Z' Jesse! Love Ya, I Victor Pablo Thank yOU for Mario Gabe your support. Sl'laUl'lOf1 Ruben Raul c4Budsy Personal ADVERTISMENTS Spanki I hope all your dreams are fulfilled and I hope you find happiness with every thing you do. I am glad we got a chance to know each other. I have some very special memories of you. Good Luck and keep in touch. Love Always Ami QQ CP QV' You did it! Your out of here!! 5 .XOQ K0 I m really happy you re graduating. Now I can use the CAR' But me and everyone in the family are happy but you better make something of your- se . Love You Nanette sis Where ever time will Where ever we may be. I always want you to re- member . . . I-Iow much you mean to m . Love Always Congratulations 9 Annette! 1?-4 44 4-5 2?-2? 54 435 I m really going to miss you waiting in the halls and accussing you of looking at other girls lsorry about that Babel. I ll miss everything. lt wouldn t be the same. Good Luck Babe in your career decision. Youll be something big. Ill miss you alot don t forget me I wont forget you. l Love You! Nanette Prado take us. xi e D I Personal ADVERTISEMENTS Aml Shannon Ana Klm Jeanme Brenda Deana Nlkkl Karrle va Llzzy Denlse Heldl Mellssa Jennlfer Cyndl Patty Wendl J1ll Brenda Cathee Laurle a Remember the good tlmes remember the sad and hopefully forgettlng the flghts that we ve had The boys the books the dlrty looks The rumors the tardles and all the vvlld partles Gur sophomore year has come and gone But the memorles of It wlll hnger on Class of '9O' 0 . L S y: Personal ADVER Ads DIVISION Page ADVER'lLIgIg.MENTS ',?, NGRATULATIONS SENIORS' Southern AIIZOHH Auto Company 1200 G Avenue Douglas, Arizona 85607 L EEE? Our warmest congratulations to the class wlth class' 1988 Ortega's Stores Serving Douglas for over 60 yrs Ortega's Sportsworld 1017 G A e Ortega's Shoes 836 G A e The Shoe Salon 924 G A e Do 1' Now ' Open gooa m no.: Use soon m.e,u-r,g Q 'Pool I1' Ssums Resp ns' 611.175 how THEM ,Vovktftl neuron ' vounl haha ,gggg-r 0N'ES 600 E WIICOX 561 10th St Slerra Vlsta AZ 85685 Douglas AZ 85607 458 4950 364 8496 . V . I . v . Q 1 . V . 3 ' . 3 '. ' u .. ,, 3 V I .I J .. I r . I G- ' IHC. Leann Nowl. . H I I H 0 I 'I . 5 1 l ' -..-i-,-,1- C ' l ADVERTISEMENTS 9l9 G A enue 364 3376 Gregory Florlst Patio Nursery Floral Artists Flowers by Wire Selected Gifts Congra tualtlons Class of 88 - lOfh Sl. 364-2445 Congratulations to the Graduates BORDER f SUPPLIES Quality Bulldlng Matenals 510 G Ave Phone 364-4443 Douglas, Arizona C ' l ADVERTISEMENTS X f H PAULS JEWHER5 INC HERE T 560 10th St. Douglas Az 925 G Shop Catalog by Phone. ' . f 1-800-222-6161 16021 364-2631 Congratulations 1' U S H r DOUGLAS DRUG CO. Vererinary Supplies Jewelry nth Street Douglas Arizona Fountain Service Prescriptions Greeting Cards Cosmetics It 191571 ing 9'totr0 Photos Mastercard 947 G Ave- JR 8: Missy 364-3478 ISA Phflnei 364-8204 ' FURNITURE STORE 543 G Avenue 526 Fry Blvd. Douglas Az Sierra Vista, Az C6021 364-2522 4596243 Congratulations to the Graduates' Sabrina Ramirez ll! X 1 I I VV HE NAME IS YOUR GUARANTEE 7 AVENUE OUGLAS ARlZONA E56 O 426 , l A . . H D H V . 411.1242 ,.. dl , I Commercial ADVERTlSEMEN'lS ' 7 Norlega. s Glass Congratulations Class of 88'7 Sears Authorized Catalog Sales Merchant 909 G Ave. Congratulations Douglas, Az. 85607 364-2468 to the p l602l 364-4471 C C Q ,lil 11 lil yrfsvmu 2000! Cjerwfce COMPLETE GLASS REPLACEMENT SERVICE 1 BUS - 364-2088 1060 15th sc. .x RES - 364-5710 DOUGLAS. AZ. 85607 -I Congratulations CONGRATULATIONS Clasf of '88 CLASS OF H8877 From Fabric Bonanza 600 G Ave. 364-4156 Border City Lanes your family bowling center Hamm m D0'19laS ' 0 671 . 07010 ' 6 A M 1850 10th Street Douglas, Arizona 85607 16022 364-3459 JOE A. RUIERMAN . 4 - ina lc r l St, D1e:0ing73eg4ZT79e Commercial ADVERTISEMENTS HEAVY DUTY EQUIPMENT RENTAL SERVICE YN C0510 VIVIAN ASMUS Y SQ . gf o Maddux 8: Sons Inc TRUCKING EXCAVATING CONTRACTORS REDI-IVIIX CONCRETE 3647564 ITIERLE TIOPIIIFIII COSMETICS DOUGLAS ARIZONA 555 TENTH STREET C6023 364-7661 M ADDUX 0 1077 1 927 P EDDIE S MUSIC STORE 731. G. Ave. 364-2971 Douglas Az. 85607 CONGRATULATIONS Mark Hernando S. Garcia Love Garcia Family and Gizmo PEPE S MARKET F S I e- ,Tug J 4 'I -3, 1 5 6 Jw ' , AND as - - P and fashlon bout1que L R P B DOUGLAS, AZ 85607 10 A,M,-5 PM A 7 ' 9 I CONGRATULATIONS GRADS! tSiu...., BLOOMQUIST INSURANCE AGENCY Auto - Fire - Casualty - Bonds P.O. Drawer 1235 Telephone 1201 F. Avenue OFF: 364-8455 Douglas, AZ 85607 Commerclal ADVERTISEMENTS ED POSADA TIRE MIIFFLER MASTERS.. 1soo A AVENUE DOUGLAS AZ sseo7 16022 364 5583 RVICE ED PUSIUI TIRES SUUDYERR IIUILUP TIRES MUFFLER MASTERS LIFE TIME EURRRITEE 1800 I AVE . DUUGLIS ll PIIUIE IIUZJ 384 5583 COMPUTER ALIEIIMEIIT BALAIIUIIIG TUBE BEIIDIIIG COMPLETE GAR CARE GUMPLETE EXHAUST Commercial ADVERTISEMENTS Congratulahons to the Class of 88 from PQQQLJS 'DOQQQ MULCKlWlQ6 CG lOQf4fif1 ' Complete shopping under one roof THE HOUSE OF QUALITY iafsfsa? Kis Your Pictures Quick! FOSTER'S FAST FOTO ' fax O0 1342 Sun Hntonlo Uhxt to Plzznrumul 1 HOUR Photo Flnlshlng Photographic Accessories Repair ServicefCopy Service We ship parcels and . . . WE HAVE A CANDY SHOP Congratulations to the Class of '88 from ZAVALA S FOOD STORE 1422 G Ave 364-3672 Douglas AZ Congratulations Class of 88 from the staff Congratulations to e Graduating Class X Brown Page Mortuary Inc. 910 F Avenue P.O. Box 1135 Douglas AZ 85607 Dominic Aira - Manager 309005 K CJ Q X655 ?s O skqbq, gilt? ' 1g HUPPY Eating Sonic A 4 ifwll Open f om 10AM-9PM We serve a full menu- 'nclud'ng: Hamburgers Coney Dogs 364-8310 1855 10th St - Douglas of LOVIES I 0 r 1 l Haut 0 Steak Sandwiches Qui M . .N r r 1 I ' I Reach for the Best with Your Community Newspaper News Spots Features Local Advertis'ng Classifeds 'he Bmlg Euamztrh 364-3424 c y r Y - 1 ' 1 ' Stationary Business Cards Q O Commercial ADVERTISEMEN'l'S Canyon tate Su ly Co Congratulations Class of 88', from the Staff of oou AS ARIZONA a 607 JOHNSONS CLEANERS 607 12th St. Cleaning an a 364-2782 Tuxedo Rentals FRANK ROSALES 364 ,Z Your Complete Car Center URVN0 ABEL D4 -I-ELLEZ ' vice PRES oem , 2 BRANC MANAGER Congratulations EIoy's Chevron Service Cl to ffhegg ass o ' ' DOUGLAS OFF ce 602-36 V245 DRAWER A 73 Eloy Fl. Garcia Phone DO G H Owner 16021364-4211 U L S ARIZONA 85607 Congratulatlons to the Graduates from CAN-AM CORPORATION Paul Llme DIVISION Paul Spur AIIZOHH P n F 7 NANAGII H I H soo- 10th sr. Douglas AZ 85607 H H 4 533 THE gy. A A fd K ll Commercial ADVERTlSEMENTS i. Commercxal ADVERTISEMEN'i'S braziex, Douglas Dairy Queen is proud to be a DHS Bulldog supporter! We have over 20 flavors of Blizzards 8 delicious flavors of our premium Queen's Choice Hard Ice Cream, plus all of our famous Dairy Queen treats And now featuring the Limited Brazeir food line of regular hot dogs, M1 lb. Biggie hot dogs, chili dogs, barbeque sandwiches and zesty nachos! Come in today for your favorite treat. 1400 G Avenue OPEN 10'00 a.m. to 10'00 p.m. DAILY i ueens holce HARD A CEAM we nw You mem LL 77 . . 9 O QD 52 GJ US Pa! OH Am DO Corp Copyrlghl 198 Corp Mpls MN Prmled In U S Commercial ADVERTlSEMENTS Unisex Hair Styling 'Perms 'Colors 'Precision Haricut Xe QP- 110 xvfxevws vox X o 64 O0 xofwx' F9 s 9066 1050 G Ave. At Gadsden Hotel Douglas Az. 85607 364-5017 'b U5 noeens ,tw REALW A Full Service Realty Residentral Commercial Investment Acrea e Lots Farm anch Property Management Servm Southeas ern Arizona WIIII I'0f6SSI0lIaI EXCGIIGIICB For Three Generations Call For Free City Ma And Newcomer Informa on Members Of Realtors MLS ROGERS REALTY IN THE BAKERY BUILDING 1116 G Av Douglas-f-------------364-7928 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 364-7596 Hwy. 80 and Pirtleville Douglas CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 364-7535 300 16th Street Douglas r 1 ADVERTISEMENTS Q , Comme ,gal L L Q v A ' 4444 V l :,, :' ' fQ '1, 4 i' Debbie's Golden I Curl A,. 2 .,Vh i ,Ti Full service 1 ' Q' . from head ff to toe. , M glas, AZ CONGRATULATIONS 8 class of '88! I 6021 3645260 Open 7 days a week. I - C I 1742 10th St. 364-7672 so I ,,f?1gg'7y If! i f 11 . 1 1 f I LEADING HoIvIEIsuILDERs FaSl'llOHS OFFER YOU THE EFFICIENCY ADVANTAGE 525 10th St. OF NATURAL GAS FOR COOKING MEALS, 364-25 1 1 HEATING YOUR HOME. DRYING CLOTHES AND HEATING WATER. , Dresses SOUTHWEST GAS AND YOUR HOMEBUILDER CAN W PROVIDE You wm-I . Skirts oturol Gas Advantage ' Jeans . ' 0 Blouses I ' Accessories ' Two-piece outfits SIIIITIIIIIESI Eli IIIIPIIIITIII1 Commerc1al ADVERTISEMENTS We Wlsh You Success and Happmess lfl Your Professlonal Endeavors had Q OUGLAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE if if Even though lt may have been touch and go at times Q 5 kfyoamade it! You h' h school days are behmd you now C 9 TIM? a collection oQ 7l fme memones of people places Mun Bufaonc aapalr Take alook aiswhat lies aheaa. H 9 ey gxwfi New cha11eI1geSf7Q:WefEXc16i11g adventures. And lnore fllflf So keep your chm 1,1112 You? noeeto the qnndstone. And go forthe gusto! fi ff' Life 16 What!!! 7 Mfyau make ic iso make 11: mama t C all good thmgl-aff' your future. Gmdmtlon, VALLEY NATIUNAL BANK bl , ' C' 1 ,VN .e ' ff- W , . - J LQ F97 if '21 I rv ' ' ' 41 . 0 WEA P2 f 7-'ls ,win . X g M , a 1 ,Z fjvllg N - -'J VV 3 fl 15 Y I r Qjxafffvs 5 xq ,K 'HFPL-aI..f lk Lf X f ml M lfflgf F-54 W N-14 N . . if ,M . ,JE And rememben all our fnends at alley nk ol, ol W19h you 4-E1 1 o . ,, . I 'sax-txx 4, O C ercial ADvERT1sEMENTs PIZZARAMA Congratulatlons EDDIE and Class of '88 af af af 1346 San Antoruo Douglas, Az 85607 I Commercia Q ADVERTIS Congratulatlons SUZETTE and Graduatmg Semors' VL'L nn,iQ1F'?f3f??5U?hfT1h.4PNGEE6i5?4mP' 4fi?Y3vhf4f9f55?w CARPETS AND 3 8' A PHQNE L,,,m,,,,,, 602x364-4564 uma Qlzrrpets 8, Hlntvrrurs CARPET VINYL TILE ALL FLOOR COVERINGS We Stand Un Our Reputation 718 U Avenue Dcbuglas. Ariz. 85607 7 Vi E E -3 Fi E E 'i Q E EE ,gf Yi 'van Cha f 1 4: Q I 2.1. gr w:o:a'l '.' In ' 0 YP , J p o X I I 1 r s I 7 V f'N C ercial ADVERTISEMENTS 76a Zwzaaoei, 7nc. 1042 G Avenue Douglas, ARIZONA 85607 , C6021 364-8711 Congratulations to Class of 1988 5 d Curtis Page Sons Funeral Home H A , I 1860 8th St. Douglas 2 - n - Curtis Page Alex Espinosa '78 Licensed Director and Embalmer I- Castro Auto Parts X , 200 F Avenue 4 L' 364-2716 ' Congratulations to the Class of 88! iicuwssn, Bowman oi.AssarALuM1NuM Q CONTRACTOR f , Auroomss or ALL KINDS -ff, , ,j, .glglfl Nelson's Glass 81 Mirror 'u ' , ,f.b'::n7 ,n ' -L'-:WJ CARL. NELSON. owrsisn , 450 - an-4 5 mas-r P 364-4022 DOUGLAS. ARIZONA 85607 ADVERTISEMENTS Commercial From the Yearbook Staff Congratulatlons to the Graduatmg Seniors of '88! Ckv' . rgfi -Jill? 0,35 fain ' , ':fk:f'i : ,.C: fPr11-1 .-.5- .,, f,4g.-,S Tuxedo Rental Sv. Sales ,QJ f ' ' if, 9 - Win his heart Mens Clothing f . ' - V. ' . 1- f wzrh :he lacesr tt? A ,rg 5. in fashions ,fini 4 ,, H5 5. 'f1. ',.f LAI. qgjjf' 911 G AV9-, Douglas 806 G Ave., Douglas 364-5161 364-2962 Commercial ADVERTISEMENTS . , wyfwww sw 5 ,gf A ' f ff? Aj, 'yi ' W f 3 V N fx X WyLQlD X t gonnav e engog ed the X987 -88 Copp ex YKQMXQ, and that kt back 'sond fneqnones oi tnxs past s6nooX gem. oi '88 . Xl ou set a gt eat e1.agnpXe oi a met Qnan e-1-pected ox 'nog ed as 'noqnev at c2naXXenged. who dneXped and 51 NN ehope 'Ona WN conixnne to 'onng Congiaknwixons to aXX Xn We dass Xfnage . 'Vne gear ended qnncxvoe, and goXd Xooqned XaxQ,eXg ov ex w Q, ckasses 0X '89, '90, and '9X, gneinbei .Wang tnxngs 'napp ened s dnnng X981 -88: ine, gem Q n n d expat ' '0Xac,Xk Xso to Cn one to x e ' knko 'soon 'Sn ine nwgntg ixons a okgeai cofnxng '53 W Congxatnh WBYG 'Qnxs past sclno any peopw, dnanged inns et Xwa e. xWp sn oi the Sharp g ox W v M UW U Al 1 GW Gi W J we ,Mya W4 women 'nam S3 Q Q MAL Cp 5 Q15 LVQM . 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