Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

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Cactus record memories Composed of eleven students with very little experience, the Cactus staff was faced with the impossible task of por- traying the school year and all its memo- rable moments. It was a slow start, filled with its share of mistakes and miscalculations and some- times seemed as though the Cactus would never make it to the press. Many hours were spent after school and on weekends fighting the never ending battle of final deadlines . With all the time and devotion the staff put into this year's Cactus, we are happy to say we made it! Working on a layout were Patty Bertie, julie Krauss, Web Bixby, and Charl Boyd NKx...J i, if rli. ' vf BOTTOM ROW: julie Krauss,'Web Bixby, Patty Bertie, Mark Butler, Charl Boyd. ROW 2: Mrs, Faye Black, Connie Shaw, janet Bollmann Greg Cuardiano, Charles Garrison, Robin Obert, and Anne Carson. 60

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Z 4, ., 1. 1 1' E 1 ,JU My . , - .. j,t, r 3,0 N -. N ' . 1 A . I f -QI.. J 1-:- It I ,V op, ', , N ' General Excellence The following people are outstanding in their fields. Top: Liz Curnings received the Excellence for English. She was also elected to National Honor Society in her junior year and received the ASU Medallion Award her junior year. Dorie Vlatten received the Excellence in Social Studies. Her special interest is riding and she is a qualified riding instructor. Vichaow Rakphongphairoj received the Excellence Award for Science. He enjoys reading and working with mechanical objects. Lewis Bruton received the Excellence Award for Mathematics. He lives in Sherril, Arkansas, and is interested in horses, cutting and roping. Bottom right: Patty Bertie was awarded the General Excellence in Art. She was elected to Quill and Scroll in her sophomore yearg Editor of the Cougar, juniorg member of National Honor Society, senior yearg Senior Vice Presidentg Cheer- leader, junior year, and Head Cheerleader, senior year. X A l f rf X v , X 7 I l Q, t, 4, . f 2 5. , f f ,K , .t .- this 59

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1-is Communications Cougar style N X E X Am .. , it J ll tl S Ill QD ll ll Il I l' Dale Rosenthal, Becca Rupe, Sue Heffron, Robert Stevenson discussed Cougar's next issue. Keeping up on the latest Judson news, the Cougar newspaper staff reported events and daily happenings every six weeks. These layouts were prepared in a unique and different way. Each issue contained many individual ideas and formats. Every issue the Cougar newspaper was sent to every parent or guardian to inform them of the activities and happenings on and off campus that their children were involved in. O A BOTTOM ROW: Mrs. Faye Black, Dale Rosenthal, Becca Rupe, Sue Heffron, Robert Stevenson. ROW 2: Sally Snyder, Alisha Woodring, Tim Patrick, jim Mertens, and Robyn Saunders. 61