Judson School - Cactus Yearbook (Scottsdale, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 168 of the 1978 volume:

L- :pr gnu nf Nr '47 ,,. 'fa fig -'cf N' wif I THROUGHOUT ALL OF MAN'S EXPERIENCE, THROUGH EVERY AS- PECT OF THE WORLD HE INHABITS, RUNS THE EXCLUSIVE ENTITY CALLED TIME. IT IS AN ABSTRACTION OF SCIENCE THAT TIME IS NOT ABSOLUTE, BUT RATHER OMNIPRESENT TIME-NOT MATTER NOR SPACE-THAT COMES MOST OFTEN TO MIND. TIME IS A GREAT TEACHER, A GREAT HEALER, A GREAT LEVELER OF .IUSTICESQ IT STANDS STILL, FLIES PAST US, OR SLIPS AWAY FROM US. IT IS THIS OMNIPRESENT TIME JUDSON RECOGNIZES AS THE ANSWER TO THE PUZZLE AND PARA- DOX OF UNDEFINABLE TIME. C t t X Administratio and Staff 1 7' X Dim f' x Classes Honor Athlet l K Advertisements Work is Work fun-pw-.M-.. pig..-QQ .N 'Hgh '29 M I .,f-if fam QA, ,un lr. iff' Play is fun V Y , , ,,.,,. , , . l , l l A Ln .n ., .,.. Often times you've heard of Juds0n's highly rated academic studies. What wasn't as well known were the various excursions. This year they included the Grand Canyon, Mexico, Colorado skiing, Hawaii and Lake Powell. The students who participated in one or all of these trips thoroughly enjoyed themselves. The chaperones had fun, too. Getting acquainted Following Saturday's reg- istration a BBQ supper was held around the pool for students, faculty, admin- istration and everyone con- nected with the school. Many students went swimming, some lounged around the poolside and some participated in the making of food, which was charbroiled hamburgers and watermelon. ,An -,-. Sandy Holdorf, Tracy Markham, Karen Bengtson and Michelle Holdorf Some are still swimming, while the others invade the chow line. eh Campus is invaded Clif ww, Halloween was celebrated ' with numerous events. A pumpkin carving contest was won by the Saguaro dorms. During the day a cos- tume judging took place for Upper and Lower School, which brought many laughs. Fifth graders presented a Hal- W loween play for the Lower ka School, entitled The Three 4 Terrors . Halloween parties Q were held all over campus. Dora McCullick, Robyn Saunders, Jill Crawford, Connie Rogier, Craig Horner, Stephanie Browning. u Mareli Vesey, Heather Vesey, Steffany Tovar, Joey Tovar, Ronnie Goodman, John Browning, Sean Lincoln. Shelly Shubin, Kim McKensie, Shelley Carroll, Faith Young, Mike McCulley. Homecoming is gala occasion Homecoming was one of many memorable events. The pep rally joined everyone in enthusiasm. The final cheer was given by Henry Wick. The color guard opened the day carrying the National, State and School flags. The excitement of the day brought over 600 people to see the game and the crowning of the queen. The game started off with the Cougars smashing through the opening circle to the football field. Homecoming queen, Connie Rogier, was crowned at half time. 4 A Fred Slyfield, Tammy McCutchin, Polly Hardy, Martha lfft and Jeff Lewis. Friday night's pep rally is culminated with a traditional bonfire. i Connie Rogier and Scott Graham. Wood is piled high and viewers oh and at the beauty of the fire. w'e w l'lllf ll ala ESL helps foreign students The English Studies Program was designed to teach English to speakers of other languages. Students took classes in reading, vocabulary, grammar and com- position that were offered at three levels. Through this study, students learned their English as well as gaining an under- standing of American social customs, traditions and history. X . Mrs. Doris Bale, Masahika Noguchi Sunun Poongkumarn Gene Mlnarek Hiroya Yanagi Hirohito Oka Help is always there A, O' uw' -Www xr-1 'ffl in. 'f-L'1::.':'f'4r Kelly Jernigan takes a short break from her busy schedule. David Mau and Jim Brower f' h' 'SM-5-...Q-ff' 'Thx if , -' - Ni, , .frfffg ,lx Mary Bisbee and Garen Klein arc helped by Peggy Dodge, program advisor. Can IX aflyl Ing. , fig: I , ,fm ,fy rf N x ! xt . 1 ww K Nw 3 .2- V.. Campus is bedecked if T jfallpf 2 tg' it Ez. Christmas dinner dance was a festive affair at the Hilton. Pictured above are the window decorators, Debbie DelBosco and Richard Schwartz. LEFT: Liz Berkowitz and Steve Svirskyg BOTTOM LEFT: Hiroya Yanagi, Saeko Tan- iguchi, Danny Masuda and Hiroki Nogami. BOTTOM: Val Geer and John Jordan. X Qt ww-v' ,,,,,i-,vw-H F g .M 'Q ' TOP: Ben Capayas and Shelly Pfeifer. RIGHT: Margaret Gawf and Brian Holtzinger. BOT- TOM RIGHT: Stephanie Browning, Will Utterback and Tammy George. BOTTOM: Donna Gonzalez and Adam Brackin. 1,-g. S for holiday season 11 nu .Q E A , ,ggi ef .5 The old blends with today's life A f- .f,,.- 'J 2 , . , re? , . '- , 'if -f ' . --,w.i.w3'z:J . '+I V 1' I A , l 'I -.. 'ff' .7 -- ' - I My ' . i ,p,',.fL , Fiftieth year landmark is the water tower in the background in which was stored water for the school. ln the foreground is the guard- house, which was erected many years afterwards. The Concho was built in 1948 for the students enjoyment after school. Students still delight in its atmosphere. Peppertree was made into a girl's dorm in l954 when Judson turned co-ed. , -S 2 2 L an 2 l A X -- STX is tg -A it ss 'Hai' N Anyone who visits our campus, or in any way becomes associated with Judson School, is soon caught up under the spell of the past. Although preserved and enhanced by pro- per care and occasional fresh coats of paint, there still re- main a few low adobe walls and rows of fragrant citrus trees, all landmarks. Judson School was founded in l928 to provide young people of diverse abilities and interests with a sound, tradi- tional education in the healthful climate of Arizona. A main goal in educating our students at the successive stages of their mental and physical maturity was to guide and assist them to become educable, self-realizing individuals in our complex society. .ludson's philosophy is bringing together young people of all races, colors and creeds from varied cultural, intellec- tual and economic backgrounds in order to engender within the school community a broad understanding, tolerance and respect for all peoples and cultures. Credit for this beautiful and smooth-functioning institution of learning must be given those countless hard working, devoted people whose faith and unselfishness has contributed so much to our inspiring present, and our unknown future. Creativity developed V Debbie DelBosco Luke Stambaugh Shelly Pfeifer Art students excelled in class and exhibited their works. Stahr's class was famous all over campus for doing your own thing? Mosaics, painting and stain glass were only a few things which students chose to create. -- L' ! Ben Capayas and Steve Richley X T F' -4 S 3 Administration directs way I take special joy and pride in welcoming all of you to .Iudson's 50th year. Judson was founded in 1928 on what was 'then a most rugged, remote part of the West. Its philosophy was to offer sound academics, small classes, and a healthful way of life , and opened with 8 boys. When I first came to Judson in 1938, I taught every subject-math, Latin, physics, history, english-and when the bell rang, I saddled up the horses to take the boys for the daily trail ride around Camelback Moun- tain. Henry C. Wick, III, Director Weekends were spent on campus or on camping trips, riding back to school in time to crank up the ice cream machine for Sunday luncheon. The school has grown now to include girls and students from 38 states and 22 foreign countries. Our philosophy remains the same. Our students travel to many countries and states to be here. I am appreciative of the learning bridge they form between cultures and ideas that can only be known by a landis most precious resource, its children. The year has brought joys and challenges. We have resisted in- tolerance, impatience, rigidity, tunnel vision, and other flaws that could have weakened our true dedication to one another and our faith in each other. I have seen the personal growth that we have achieved through our supportive understanding of each other. My wife, Barbara, and I hope that each and every one of you will honor the sign on our front door that says: Welcome, come in! Have a wonderful birthday year! Headmaster New to Administration this year is Headmaster Dennis Gray. Starting off the year with an assembly, he made it known to us how he felt about public relations and communication, we all knew that the Administra- tion was on our side. We're working as one body for the students. Asked what he felt were the strongest points of Judson, Mr. Gray answered, We are located on fantastic Arizona countryside, for one. The solid academics are good and of good variety. Last, I feel the International aspect of it all is great. Meeting and getting to know everybody is very educational in itselff, Mr. Gray's belief in the students and his open mind has helped us make it through the year. He has made it a very educational year, scholastically and socially. Dean of Students Also new to Administration this year, but not new to Judson, is Dean of Students, Ann Karraker. Formerly Head of Girls Residence, where she aided girls in their personal lives, she now helps boys and girls in their academic lives, in which she is very pro- ficient. Asked what her goals were, Miss Karraker replied, I would like to bring the school and the students together. Tighten the communication lines. Keeping herself busy at Judson is what we all know her for. She lets the students know that they have responsibilities as well as herself. If we have problems, she's always there to help. I like to do things for the students and I do my best to get them donef, Student Relations Frank MacDonald, Academic Dean 'B A fg if V A ,Y-1-15 ,193 , WM .A,.. Q, Barbara Wick, Director Public Relations Rf' Jess Bass, Principal Lower School B in i sf 1 . il 5 1 ! rj li I Hank Wick, Business Manager 55' .nv 0.0 'gp O 1 UQ 0..'l9. , 0... fling! , '. 6.!'.i.Os.', O.. .I 5 9 .Ill ' V r 'O o '9o Q 0 ,Q -ar 'x 4 0' v 0 XI 'v-,'io.q uc ,I 'o uf o,0'X tg.. o.'o . .au',,-Q1 'n 0 o', o.- f 5 . os 'us Miss Judy O'Donoghue Taking over Girls' Residence this year is Miss Judy O'Donoghue. For the last twenty years, Miss O'Dono- ghue has been involved in worldwide education, the last five years being in Zambia, Africa. She has an ex- tensive knowledge of schooling situations. It,s not just another job. It gave me the opportunity to work with the students, particularly. She felt that this sort of job was challenging and meaningful for her, although she says, It was hectic and tiring at times, but it still proved rewardingf' Miss O,Donoghue likes the people she's working with, including the counselors, staff, and especially the students. Itis her favorite part of her job. Asked what her main goal was for the year, she re- plied, To create a constant, happy environment and to help the girls to grow into mature women? The year was full of happiness and was good all the year round. 5 - ,Xxx ' Richard Long Richard Long was our new Head of Boys, Residence this year. With his experience in Africa and in the Peace Corps, Mr. Long did an excellent job of keeping things in order. Students are the same all over the world. They all require the same amount of time and under- standing. I found out that at Judson, the students are more cooperative than anywhere else I,ve worked. Mr. Long's goals were fulfilled this year. He wanted to create a home atmosphere and to get the staff to re- spect the students, like the students do them. I want the students to feel wanted and not lonelyf' When it came to accomplishing things for the school, Mr. Long was ifl. He worked day and night to organize and reorganize the clubs and activities on campus. Asked what he liked best about Judson, Mr. Long replied, The international mixture of all the students here is fantastic. ffice We are seldom given the chance to show our gratitude to the people behind the scene, the accounting staff and office personnel. These people are highly skilled and concerned about the affairs of the stu- dents. Each member was dedi- cated and strove for a pleasant year for everyone concerned. The office personnel was the center of activities and man- aged to keep things running smoothly. They accomplished the greatest of all tasksg to keep the students, staff, and parents informed and satisfied. Accounting Staff Debby Fessler Georgia Hunt Jerry Goudie Constance Stobs an LaVon Grmer Infirmary guards health if? Laura Lewis, Betty Daly, Jane Polling, Anne Krog tHead Nursel, Myrtle Olson and Loretta Scarp. Bookstore meets needs Twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week and eight months of the year, our nurses worked for better health and inspiration among the students here at Judson. One of the nurses said that the infirmary tried its hardest to cure anything from homesickness to heartache and from head colds to sore toes. The head nurse did a good job of keeping a sense of organization in the infirmary throughout the year. The registered nurses, who were busy both night and day, were restoring health and preventing health hazards for a better environment here on campus. Distributing books was just one of the many ever- present tasks that Mrs. Lib Schaare and Mrs. Grace Hovland have done this year. Besides supplying us with e such necessities as shampoo, stationery, toothpaste and , .Qi at T-shirts, these ladies have saved lives by having a r n , ,g ready supply of pens, pencils and paper. 2 Q They were cheerful, smiling and calm, cool and col- i lected even if you couldn't make up your mind as to what i' ' 'I ,gg you wanted. These ladies tried to make things even pg Ig better for us by increasing the inventory and by devising ' a take a number and wait system . HZ Grace Hovland and Lib Schaare Cooks 9 t Lauren Fugate, Wesley Hall, Robert Osterhaut, John Tilton, Bill Murray and James Dotson. Dining staff 'i 5 as gtg, L , 31 Wiki?-' Q ' 1 Q '1 ' . gl, .1 i e ff 11235 't +L.. J BOTTOM ROW: Alice Van Riper, Helen Caviness, Ella Dee Cox, Louise Christanson and Rose Golden. ROW TWO: Myrtle Bonham Dorothy Greaves, Irene Osterhaut, Lilly Abby, Betty Clayton and Jean Moses. Among the more important daily routines none was taken for granted so much as the meals. Under the excellent direction of Wes Hall, the experienced and competent cooks were untiring in their constant care and preparation of wholesome food for the student body. This year our dining staff answered cries of hun- ger with heaping platters of nutritious foods. Keeping us happy and our mouths full were what they set out to do. They helped out by setting the tables and answering the needs of the students. We could never have gotten along without the dedication of these valuable staff members. Housekeeping f -'ww 'ee use T ZJQ Cx? r Mrs. Anna Mac Woodring, Mrs. Judy Ritzcr, Mrs. Dora Dominquez, Mrs. Gloria Gilliam. Did you ever notice how clean the dorms, classrooms and offices have been kept this year? All credit goes to our housekeepers. If not for these fine ladies, Judson would have fallen into the clutches of the desert. In addition to their cleaning duties, the house- keepers took care of the linens and made curtains. Thanks to these ladies Judson was kept in tip-top shape throughout the year. Many thanks to maintenance men for the unbelievable amount of work done through- out the year. If not for these fine men the outside surround- ings of our school could have been turned into a total disas- ter. Everyday ofthe school year, if there was any type of maintenance problem, we could always count on these men to come in and solve it for us. In addition to main- taining buildings and rooms, these men were also responsi- ble for keeping the schools automobiles running smoothly. Maintenance .xiii WW fm C59 Willard Taylor, J. T. Brown, Dan Mau, Jim Brower, Paul Whitehair and Rex Young. Nix. at 1 Supervision is alert The most active and most necessary department at Judson was our campus Supervision office. These well trained adults were constantly at work insuring a safe and well organized campus. These men had the thankless task of keeping students in line. Night times saw these busy men at their desk in their office or out on the campus making sure that all was well. They endeavored to keep the school under con- trol. Working 24 hours a day, patrolling and checking, left little time for their own personal interests. Thanks to these Supervisors the academic and social aspects of Judson life were well guarded and guided. Ron Goodman, Head of Supervision e.-ui Preston Brady, Jack Griner, Bud Kiekintuld, Ron Goodman and Larry Gillen. Drivers provide transportation Larry Hamm, Robert Dus, Joe Kies, Paula Jobin, Wilfred Jobin and .lack Grincr. If it weren't for drivers where would the day students be? The answer is at home. Many of the day students were picked up at their homes in the morning and were dropped back home by these efficient people. As for the boarders, the drivers transported them to various shopping centers, and they even helped teachers by taking their classes on field trips. At the beginning of the year, Christmas time and the end of the year these drivers helped out by picking up and tak- ing students to the airport. Judson gates were watched well by Ernie Knackstedt, George Cavanaugh and Joe Woodring. Th k' d - gave visitors idiiectilcgns Igiiii protected campus from in- , . d .N bl t gggg emmmeup many v1s1tors .? ti! F L Q Activities Director is Oh wow! What a busy year-loved every bit of it! Never a minute to ponder-a busy person is a happy person. Students and staff have been more than helpful this year and so enthusiastic-trips of course have all been fantastic and all students have helped to make them a huge success. Grand Canyon, Mexico, ski trips, Disneyland, camping trips, Lake Powell, San Diego, Catalina and Hawaii! Young by heart, young by na- ture-that's me. See you all next year! Ruth Young The corral has long been the center of school activi- ty, and Judson is one of the few schools that offers one. The riding and roping program not only teaches the fundamentals of good horsemanship, it also ac- quaints the rider with his horseis care and handling. The corral is headed by Debbie Cox, Pam Shull, Ruth Fronk, Bonnie Jagers, Ellie Trepas and Preston Brady. Among the 80 horses to take care of, these people have turned out numerous horsemanship and rodeo cham- pions. busy gal J! 'EW Corral is unique to Judson it tWf ll Ed Schoening, Farrier Upper School Faculty Mrs. Doris Bale Mrs. Faye Black Raymond Britt Reading Specialist, Developmental Reading English, Newspaper, Yearbook Electronics Mrs. Lucille Chapman Mrs. Eleanore Damrau Miss Peggy Dodge Music Home Economics French, F.S. Advisor Ken Furtado Mrs. Vicki Glasso Vern Hackett Geometry Head of Science Dept. Head of Social Studies Dept. Teachers never can tell -g if Mrs. Mary Hickcox Craig Horner RON Mason U Librarian World Geography, U.S. History World CUIUIFCS, US- H1Sl0fy Miss Roxanne Mason Mrs. Mary McCoy Gene Miflafeli Ceramics, Textiles Developmental Reading Math. Accountms l Donald Montgomery Phil Ormsby MVS- Shefley Ruby Biology Tennis Head of English Dept. Where their .sn I t Blady Ruiz Pat Schmidt Spanish English Kent Simpson Mrs. Margaret Smith ESL Co-ordinator Typing, General Business Carol VanGaasbeek Lynn Vegey Algebra General Mathematics influence ends Mrs. Nancy Seeley English Miss Saeko Taniguchi Japanese Students' Advisor Sarah White Physical Education Congeniality is rampant get elf f tk 3--V' Q - ix Ruth and Rex Young show Ann Karraker how to . Richard Long, Donald Montgomery and Gene Minarek confab. The entire school functions around the adminis- must coordinate their efforts as a united team in tration core. Such responsibility requires an execu- order to attain a common goal, that of helping to tive staff of well educated, competent men and wo- make Judson the highly respected and successful men, each skilled in his own particular field. All private school it is today. Gene Minarek happily contemplating the world. Eileen DeVito, Elizabeth Fox and Paula Jobin helping out. X XJ C 1 C i S g , P Seniors fade with dignit Rossana Adamzadeh Tehran, Iran Abass Afzalion Tehran, Iran Ali Ahmari Tehran, Iran Robin Alexander Omaha, Nebraska Bryna Bass Cincy, Ohio Doug Bean Yakima, Wash. Linda Berman Los Angeles, Calif. Charles Beyer Island Park, N.Y. Patty Bertram Central City, Colo. Gary Bowden Anchorage, Alaska Charlene Boyd Scottsdale, AZ. Chris Britt Glendale, AZ. Scott Cabott Maple Ridge, Canada Ben Capayas Abqaiq, Saudi Arabia Matt Casper Barnstable, Mass. Mark Cavolo Phoenix, AZ. Helen Chau Kowloon, Hong Kong Margaret Chau Kowloon, Hong Kong Kevin Cobb Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Christine Cochran La Crescenta, Calif. L A, ' .sf X. ft' jx, I 'ug ZH!! Gerry Coppock Sacramento, Calif. Roger Cox Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Jill Crawford London, England Ann Darbishire Mexico City, Mexico Mehdi Delband Tehran, Iran Jennifer Denoe Alkhobar, Saudi Arabia Julie Denoe Alkhobar, Saudi Arabia Leslie Deutsch Southfield, Mich. Margot Dillard Ireland Margaret Garrison Fullerton, Calif. Margaret Gawf Belize City, Belize Valri Geer Tooele, Utah Tammy George Dubai, Arabian Gulf Donna Gonzalez Manhasset, N.Y. Kevin Graham Carnelian Bay, Calif. Naima Hajian Tehran, Iran Polly Hardy Yosemite, Calif. Mehrdad Hariri Tehran, Iran Rusty Harris England, Arkansas Juzo Hisaoka Osaka, Japan Sandy Holdorf Surinam, South America Melinda Holliday Alamo, Calif. Neil Hopkins Midland, Mich. Kurt Hughett Taif, Saudi Arabia Jawaid Israeli Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Kuzaima Jallad Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Farhad Janti Costa Mesa, Calif. Patchara Jiarvanon Happy Valley, Hong Kon Rod Johnson Scottsdale, AZ. Barry Judy Vista, Calif. Harry Kason Maplewood, New Jersey Barbara Kershaw Scottsdale, AZ. Mitra Khalili-Rad Tehran, Iran Farshid Khodayarkhani Tehran, Iran Chris Landry Pacific Palisades, Calif. Mui Sang Lau Kowloon, Hong Kong Karen Lind Escondido, Calif. Mark Mandell Jeddah, Saudia Arabia Mark Martinez Layton, Utah Tadashi Masuda Osaka, Japan 8 l 'Oi T.- Yi. Dora McCullick Glendale, AZ. Jack Merica Wilmington, Calif. Dawn Millman Columbus, Ohio Kerstin Minshull Culver City, Calif. Masahiko Naguchi Gumma, Japan Martin Niebler Los Angeles, Calif. Juan Ordervaza Philippines Donna Owen Dallas, Texas Moezeddin Pakneshan Tehran, Iran Mike Parker Anchorage, Alaska Shelly Pfeifer Scottsdale, AZ. Sunun Poongkumarn Bangkok, Thailand Navid Rahimzadeh Tehran, Iran Steve Richley Newport Beach, Calif. Connie Rogier Lhokseumawe, Indonesia Nina Saleh Tehran, Iran Robyn Saunders Litchfield Park, AZ. Brian Scharosch Honolulu, Hawaii Richard Schwartz Carefree, AZ. Adam Scripps Belmorhea, Texas Eva Scripps Belmorhea, Texas Esfandiyar Sepahi Tehran, Iran Shahnam Shirvan Tehran, lran Tarek Shurrab Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Fred Slyfield Mercer Island, WA. Julie Smith Ann Arbor, Mich. Laurie Spero Youngstown, Ohio Robert Stevenson Paradise Valley, AZ. Somsak Suksomboon Bangkok, Thailand Peter Szkoda Toronto, Canada Madjid Tavossol-Panahi Tehran, Iran Chris Templeton Portola Valley, Calif. Phillip Thompson Tulsa, Oklahoma Paul Vaterlaus Freeport, Ill. Debbie Westwood Singapore 9 Wesley Winfree London, England Christie Worl Jeddah, Saudi Arabia Juniors rise as leaders Kais Abujaber Amman, Jordan Rosemary Adams Cochise, AZ. Jodie Adkins Parker, Colo. Joseph Adamzadeh Tehran, lran Najla Akhlaghi-Gazani Tehran, lran Arman Ansaripour Tehran, lran Amber Armistead Everett, Wash. Andrea Atkins Manhattan Beach, Calif Cynthia Bentley Glendale, AZ. Elizabeth Berkowitz San Antonio, Texas Kelly Bocchini Phoenix, AZ. Virginia Bowles Mancos, Colo. Julie Boyd Portervillc, Calif. Theresa Caputo Wyckoff, N.J. Karen Cobb Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Richard Cohen Orlando, Fla. Brian Davidson Montreal, Canada Debbie Dcl Bosco Vail, Colo. Marc Devereux Scottsdale, AZ, Howard Dorsey Dillingham, Alaska Elizabeth Dudley Abidjan, lvory Coast Nader Emami-Kelishadi Tehran, Iran Sabrina Ferrari Gallup, New Mexico Shiva Ghamghamy Tehran, Iran Darwin Gibberson Saratoga, Calif. Mike Guttersen Briggsdale, Colo. Behnam Haeri Tehran, lran .less Hartman Dubai, Arabian Gulf Shari Hatfield Newport Beach, Calif. Sandra Herfurth Mountain View, Calif. Bucky Herron Aspen, Colo. Leonardo Hilario Tehran, lran Carol Hine Wickenburg, AZ. Scott Holdorf Surinam, South America Brian Holtzinger Yakima, Wash. Betty Hughett Taif, Saudi Arabia Martha Ifft Pocatello, Idaho Khattab Jallad Dhahran, Saudi Arabia Jacquelyn Jaros GlenEllyn, Illinois Janna Jeffrey Therman, Calif. X new nw ,ia .5 ' , ,,.,,, 5? ' ltr F!! Pat J effords Waupun, Wisconsin Ray Johnson Dubai, Saudi Arabia Ellen Jones Dallas, Texas John Jordan Van Alstyne, Texas Jon Keidser Al-Khobar, Saudi Arabia Garen Klein Richardson, Texas Martin Klein Southfield, Michigan Richard Kracer Encino, Calif. Banton Ma Hong Kong Richard Martin Tucson, AZ. Mike McCarty Indonesia John McCormick Santa Ana, Calif. Kelly McCulley Scottsdale, AZ. Tammy McCutchin Coppell, Texas Matt McQueen Ontario, Canada Clay Merritt Dallas, Texas Stephanie Metzler Denver, Colo. Melissa Mortimer Port Huron, Mich. Shawn Murphy Palm Springs, Calif. Amin Nikbin Tehran, Iran Nancy Netherton West Bloomfield, Mich. Jim O'Conner Playa Del Rey, Calif. Hirohito Oka Yokohamishi, Japan Renee Ortega Vanderwagen, New Mexico Karen Paschall Cedar Ridge, Calif. Marco Pena Paraguay, South America Lisa Polotnik Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia Kelly Anne Ramirez Carmichael, Calif, Julie Ramstead Honolulu, Hawaii Beverly Robbins Longview, Texas John Robbins Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Mark Schulze Highland Park, Ill. David Schwartz Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Jon Severe Buearamanga, Colombia Scott Shorr Northridge, Calif. Scott Smith Pacific Grove, Calif. Sally Snyder Santa Barbara, Calif. Elizabeth Sobel Columbus, Ohio Jennelle St. Marie Nassau, Texas Luke Stambaugh Denver, Colo. 1, qv ,...f Q c sf,3,'i L ,.1'.x'3u ' '31 X Q 4 5 A ' ' If gf I Sf VC fl! .v N C X 1:1 M.: F.. Xl Fu-li. V x . E ,I F ' ',- ff ' I ff C 4 'K .C Heidi Turner Encino, Calif. Flor Vega Los Angeles, Calif. Valerie Vetterli San Rafael, Calif. 3 , 5 :1..i, - , S C C A C QC ff C CCCCC CC CC C CC ,C A C -mi rw wG,.:: C , H 'Ci 4 X e - CCCC A M- 5 3 I C V K .2 4' A -fx tiki' 'fi-1' -iie 55f'3 V u CC CC . C, t Jul . C C t in K K C 5 et 1-2 . . 0' ffaiffgm, , xt,-C ,gg Wendy Stobs Phoenix. AZ. Laura Stutsman Belleville, Ill. Steve Svirsky Scarsdale, N.Y. Kim Tarsy Carmel, Calif. Ed Taylor Shelton, WA. Thad Terrin Queensland, Australia William Tod Girard, Ohio Tandy Trahan Dubai, Saudi Arabia Debbie fDel Rioj Del- Bosco has many interests - artist, rider, and one of the best cooks for the Concho. Jim Reid is about to enjoy a masterpiece cooked by Law- son, a champion BarBQ'er. Sophomores fmd new challenges Suzanne Ackerman West Bloomfield, Mich Brian Albertson Sioux City, Iowa Lea Alexander Phoenix, AZ. Ramin Ansaripour Tehran, Iran Ramona Bekins La Crescenta, Calif. Belinda Bencomo El Paso, Texas Karen Bengtson Ahmadi, Kuwait Adam Brackin Norman, Okla. Marianne Brennen Miami Beach, Fla. Kim Bridgewater Alberta, Canada Robert Bridgewater Alberta, Canada Tammy Bryant Miami Shores, Fla. Chris Buck Batesville, Ind. Carolyn Carlson Delta Jct., Alaska Steve Congleton Corona Del Mar, Calif Tracy Conley Taif, Saudi Arabia Randy Criswell Scottsdale, AZ. Debra Davidson La Habra Heights, Inge Davis Kuwait Descygne Denny Beverly Hills, Calif. Aw.. Ruth Dessen Urana, Ill. Pat Devereux Scottsdale, AZ, Desiree Dubek Chicago, Ill. Julia Flowers Hickory, N. Carolina Charles Garrison Fullerton, Calif. Manuel Garza Marina Del Rey, Calif. Priscilla George Dubai, Arabian Gulf Bev Glicksman Laguna Niguel, Calif. David Heninger Morgan Hill, Calif. Michelle Holdorf Surinam, South America Abdol Javaherian Tehran, Iran Chat Jiarvanon Happy Valley, Hong Kong Siamak Khatami Tehran, Iran Paul Lafferty Tulsa, Okla. Kirk Lessman Sacramento, Calif. Tracy Markham Casper, Wyo. Debbie Martinez Chinle, AZ. Mark Martinez Layton, Utah Joni McCauley Phoenix, AZ. Steve McRae Poway, Calif. Ramin Mehmanpazir Tehran, Iran Sunil Melwani Lagos, Nigeria Cort Milum Paradise Valley, AZ. Clayton Moreland Sierra Madre, Calif. Hossein Naemie Tehran, Iran Ehsan Nikbin Tehran, Iran David Nims Des Moines, Iowa Hiroki Nogami Nerima-Ku Tokyo, Japan Suthep Poongkumarn Thailand Frank Regan Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Richard Rice Sharjah, United Arab Emirates Robin Schisler Newport Beach, Calif. Susan Schreiber Huntington Beach, Calif. Bruce Stevenson Paradise Valley, AZ. Randy Streeter Piscataway, New Jersey Toni Trahan Dubai Kelly Turner Seattle, Wa. Wendy Watson Sherman Oaks, Calif. Jim Wick Phoenix, AZ. Constance Winsberg Chicago, Ill. Greg Wood Newport Beach, Calif. Hiroya Yanagi Kyoto, Japan Beth Yurgel Manhattan, N.Y. orm counselors join student activities t L Speed, stamina, velocity and agility were all part of basketball be it amateur or professional. Here at Judson many sports were practiced and basketball was one of our favorites. Dorm counselors joined in the fun, after asked what their particular concerns to activities were. Mike Higgins, dorm father, showed his talents while keeping the guys informed of their good and bad plays. Freshmen yearn for tomorrow Vicki Brainard Ojai, Calif, Jeff Bordelove Paradise Valley, AZ. Robert Browning Paradise Valley, AZ. Maria Dahl Bellingham, Wash. Valerie Fuller Palm Springs, Calif. John Graham Dayton, Wyo. Val Hardy Dearborn, Mich. Monica Harris Cerritos, Calif. Sara Hendrickson Bakersfield, Calif. Lisa Jamieson Winnipeg, Canada Michelle Le Fevre Dallas, Texas Mary Liston Dailey, W. Virginia Tony Lucarotti San Anselmo, Calif. Carrie Maclntyre Scottsdale, AZ. Angela May Las Vegas, Nev. Forest McAteer Las Vegas, Nev. Daryl McCullick Glendale, AZ. Eloise Millington Presidio, Texas Cristiano Minunni Rome, Italy Gilles Paire-Ficout Las Vegas, Nev. 99 I is-v 41? nv I A Q A LQ: N, X -illlii A A C Blix 1 W 1 if ,Jill f A 05.1 x ., ' , 4 ex ,fy 1754. . 'S if Kathy Prevost San Antonio, Texas Michael Raphael Tacoma, Wash. Lawson Riggins Harlan, Ken. Cathy Slater Jenson Beach, Florida Fran Slater Jenson Beach, Florida Helen Spelts Phoenix, AZ. Bill Stevenson Newport Beach, Calif. Mark Stevenson Scottsdale, AZ. Kurt Sturgeon Mina Saud, Kuwait Trace Terrin Queensland, Australia Jeanine Thompson Bermuda Dunes, Calif. Anna Todd Fairfax, Virginia Joanne Van Otterloo Prescott, AZ. Vandee Walker Fairbanks, Alaska Kaori Watanabe Scottsdale, AZ. Alisha Woodring Mesa, AZ. New students increase attendance '43-D saw is L . Mic BOTTOM ROW: Javier Arao, Tom Perkins, Karen Brown, Sherry Pohl, ROW 2: Tracy Poe. Connie Scale, Dena Rallis, Chris Petefish and Farhad Mostaghim, 3. .uMSs:- Cn., it are -can 'SST' BOTTOM ROW: Steve Gonzales, David Ford, John Wells, Donovan .lelnio and Jason Solomon. ROW 2: Blys Grad, Kevin Poysky, Scott llnmilton, Hartanto Susclo, Sean Stacy and Debbie Himmelspach, ROW 3: David Scott, Dcci Allen, Scott Ehlin, Lisa Donovan, Ron Schick and Cindy Fallin. A slice of life BOTTOM ROW: Ginny Wick, Kim Bogar, Keira Wells. ROW 2: Andrea Genualdi, Kelli Lewis, Debby Casey and Mandy Jobin. wi A Foosball is one ofthe favorites on campus. x .5 ...- ., ,,,,.- f X lil MQ eff -4, -4 'lip 31D 'UC YS M -f M- A., , Friends going for a bike ride. 'ST' .15 Activities and academics l I 334 3 l ii Activities committee was instituted this year in order that students would have more jurisdic- tion in deciding what activities would be most interesting and entertaining to the students. The committee auditioned bands for the dances and decided upon new events, both athletic and social. The committee consisted of Valri Geer, Ruth Young, Banton Ma, Lisa Mortimer, Starr Bates and Debbie Davidson. Abass Afzalian and Madjid Tavossol-Panahi en- joy a bike ride around campus. x cover wide categories in-an Sarah White, Mary Ann Liston, Joni McCauley, Lisa Polotnik and Lisa Mortimer. Mr. Horner passes out papers to class members. Rev so , we Mr. Hackett takes roll. Academic and extra-curricular classes at Judson are noted as some of the best in the state. Judson was proud to offer a wide vari- ety of courses including Advanced Mathematics, E.S.L., History, Geography, Journalism, Sciences, Accounting, General Business. Among others, P.E., Riding, Home Ec., Art and Typing. Teachers are well qualified and superior in their fields. Respect between students and teachers was emphasized in daily participation. amiliar sights Wheelin' and dealin'! Ann Darbishire and Donna Owen discussing homework. Rod Johnson and Art Rowland relax and chat after lunch. Mark Mandell sketches a picture between classes tlme for your bike Q Lf 9 U J, . Y V Q. .Qt A1707 b ' A t, ' V A ,MH Aww ,' ff N J . . 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'I 2 h Tammy George and Will Utterback enjoy a qunet moment 1 X4 Garl Lea Brown slows away her books. pportunities available The library is put into use daily by the students, either for school work or personal matters. Mrs. Hickcox is always there to help advise on fiction books and aid in reference work. Not only is the academic side taken care of but also the physical side has its staff. Buildings are kept clean and in order by Noberto Lovia, Tony Busseull and Robert Gonzales. They come in everyday after classes and do an excellent job. 3 . if,y College preparation classes are offered at Judson. Mrs. Vicki Glasso, Head of the Science Department, stays in after school to help Rod Johnson, Jim Reid and Joanne Van Otterloo with their Chemistry lab. 8 gg vl' ttf! 9 fit A Ja 4? 4 fb ,X fir me S 5 'll' K' ofpfwg 4 tss- . as , T2 lr ' , 4 I, - N- 'fi 'Q X T Per K is -' ' . i ' 'f'-J' .. 'ff . 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Whose joys and sorrows, whose dreams have become a language spoken by others, given to them by a rare man who often had to stand alone. Who is this man who has turned his wants, his dreams, his knowledge to his and others' needs, whose pro- jections have offered deeper vision to us all. Who is this man whose thought is so commanding. No one violates his ideas when he journeys to his land of visions, where even now, other travellers are almost unknown. Who is this man who sees all of Judson as a home and yet even as he stands silently watching, he himself is playing the major part. Will anyone ever answer who is Henry Wick? We are here to show our happiness to Mr. Wick for being the person he is. 5 I . I Salutatorian Robert Stevenson Robert Stevenson was born September 23, 1960 in Peru, South America. Robert has received the Most Valuable Staffer' and ASU Medallion of Merit awards. He has travelled around the world and enjoys it tremendously. Robert now lives in Paradise Valley, Arizona, and enjoys horses and motorcycles. He has been elected to National Honor Society and Quill and Scroll. He is also Editor ofthe Cougar. Valedictorian Polly Hardy Polly Hardy was born in San Jose, California, and is now living in Yosemite, California. She has attended Judson for two years. Polly has been elected to Faculty Honors and Na- tional Honor Society. She was Judson's Rodeo Queen in 1977. Horses and Rodeo are only two of her many interests. Polly plans to go to college in California with an unde- cided major. George Aldrich Award rthur Rowland Art Rowland received the U of A Outstanding Junior award in 1977. He is Assistant Manager of the Concho. He has been elected to National Honor Society and Faculty Honors. Art was born in Kansas City, Missouri, and now re- sides in Scottsdale, Arizona. This is his seventh year at Judson. He plays on the Judson basketball team. Art has also achieved the Eagle Scout badge, the highest scout- ing award. This award is presented to the outstanding senior boy and is donated by the Aldrich family in memory of their son. C? Sp--v utstanding Girl Connie Rogier Connie Rogier enjoys working with people and ani- mals. She has received a first place certificate in Macra- me work. Connie has been elected to the National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll and Faculty Honors. She was born in Rotterdam, Netherlands, and is now residing in Sumatra, Indonesia. She was Judson's Homecoming Queen for 1977. Connie is Editor of the Cactus and Feature Editor of the Cougar. ASU Medallion of Merit Kelley McCulley Kelly McCulley enjoys swimming and hiking. She was born in Yuma, Arizona, and now resides in Scotts- dale, Arizona. She is a member of the JETS and enjoys riding every- day. Kelley has been elected to the National Honor Society. She is Co-Business Manager for the Cactus. U of A Outstanding Junior Debbie Del Bosco Debbie Del Bosco was born in Denver, Colorado, and now lives in Vail, Colorado. She is interested in skiing, horses, and art. She has been on the Faculty Honor Roll and the Dorm Honor Roll. Debbie has received Art Awards for her talent in Art. - -- -V - Y - 'Y ff- l r l Student Council BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Markham, Angela May, Ann Karraker, Will Utterback. Donna Gonzalez, Robyn Saunders and Pat Devereaux. ROW 2: Charl Boyd, Nancy Netherton, Charlie Beyer, Adam Brackin, Pat Jeffords, Steve Richley and Joe Lamer. General Excellence Awards C-I? Richard Schwartz received the Fine Arts Award. He has received scholarships and Awards in Art. He is planning to attend Pasedena Art College in California. C537 0 o l . l f o C I Ann Darbishire received the French Award. She loves music and en- joys playing the flute and guitar. Lisa Mortimer received the Spanish Award. She is planning on becoming a physical therapist for children. Q-v Art Rowland was honored the Award in Science. Art was born in Kansas City, Missouri and has traveled a great deal and he enjoys it. ,wcpe ff ff Patchara Jiaravanon received the excellence Award in English. She lives in Thailand and enjoys reading and music. riff S C235 Charl Boyd received the Award in English. She is in the top l per cent of Arizona High School students. She plans to attend Southern Methodist University as a pre-medical student. Axim -sukm W f' ' K W -- E' ' N. if XX Xt A Polly Hardy received the Award in Mathematics. She loves to eat and ski. She is SecfTreas. of the Rodeo team. ational Honor ooiety NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY f X N S 'Q i 1 3 ' 5 W i tx l 13 .ev 'Qfssd BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Chau, Danny Masuda, Somsak Suksomboon, Jon Keidser and Helen Chau. ROW 2: Debbie Del Bosco, Patchara Jiaravanon, Kelley MeCulley, Lisa Mortimer, Robert Stevenson and Jill Craw- ford. ROW 3: Tarek Shurrab, Connie Rogier, Rod Johnson, Art Rowland, Polly Hardy and Charl Boyd. uill and Scroll to ,esedsskl mil X x Q fb - 114 , BOTTOM ROW: Margot Dillard, Robert Stevenson, Shelly Pfeifer, Garen Klein and Donna Owen. ROW 2: Stephanie Metzler, Rick Martin, Ann Darbishire, Scott Graham, Connie Rogier and Charl Boyd. Not pictured, Barbara Kershaw. I X X f- L CX Q' g - Cactus adds to schoolis memories .-1.'v.L 'v ,T ,,7,'J,7i' '9K'xcsf-'35 'SRT BOTTOM ROW: Stephanie Metzler, Scott Graham, Connie Rogier and Rick Martin. ROW 2: Mrs. Faye Black, Treasea Harpole Bruce Stevenson, Donna Owen and Kelley McCulley. Yearbooks donit just happen. They are the result of hours and hours of hard, and some- times frustrating work that finally evolves into a finished book. This year marked .Iudson's fiftieth anniversary and the staff attempted to correlate the history of the school with 1978 events. IL ,,. al- ? i' li' W ' q Rick Martin, Connie Rogier and Scott Graham. i X Cougar covers world l Ill f Qi 691 ' ll ST 9'5- -. 5 V nun 1 O .-,. O, BOTTOM ROW: Robert Stevenson, Alisha Woodring, Karen Fowler, Margot Dillard and Mary Bisbce. ROW 2: Mrs. Faye Black, Garen Klein Connie Rogier, Andrea Atkins, Lea Alexander, Alex Bondarook, Kim Hadden, Tracy Murphy, Ayne Schultz and Shelly Pfeifer. xx w gh , dt, ,gf 4 XXX Q? Garen Klein, Alisha Woodring and Robert Stevenson. 'iilff ..c Duties of the Cougar staff were many and varied as each staff member received training in all phases of editing a news- paper. Each staff member was responsible for the gathering of news stories and fea- tures that pertained to the arts, athletics, social events, meetings and dorm doings. Every member of Judson received a paper and each issue was sent to parents and guardians all over the world. ..-. Judson rt Festival il. I ,G ff L. ' di-. I Qty In 4' +1 Judson School tower overlooks the gala luncheon that closed the Art Festival Festival '78 was a worthwhile event, as it has been in pre- vious years. The art workshops, musical artists and activities were greatly enjoyed by all at Judson. The celebration made the year complete for all staff members, students and visitors. Performing at the luncheon was the Mariachi Band with Senor Blady Ruiz. has Creative Art forms background for the Tae Martial Art. Amateur faculty joins professional Harmonicas. Staff members let their hair down for the faculty review during the Arts Festival. The staff participated in the annual play with the teachers taking on contrary roles to their regular everyday roles. The skit was enjoyed tremendously by the students. something for anyone Kwon Do exhibition, a 4....1glr'-' ' l It was a fantastic fantasy. Drama class has rn , 1 4' BOTTOM ROW: Dora McCullick, Elizabeth Berkowitz, Amber Armistead, Suzanne Ackerman and Robin Saunders. ROW 2 Mrs Sherley Ruby, Richard Fischer, Holly Black, Manuel Garza, Barry Judy, Wendy Watson, Margot Dillard, Michelle Lc Fevre 1nd Mike i f McCarty Drama class this year was not all plays and improvisa tions. Many of the students participated in directing and make-up art The class performed in front of the student body several times and Mrs. Sherley Ruby was very pleased with the turn-out Among the plays the class did were Sorry Wrong Number , Still Alarm , and Red Carnations were favorites of the audience. At Christmas time an improvisation about the troubles Santa Claus has when delivering gifts was put on for the students. 5 45-J f-N .Z fg ,- X ' 'L f - 3' I ' Z W gk. W 2' many Varied facets ,Qs .,wni,3 ir :: - 1 - 1-35,--' L X. 1 '- W., 555 ll JW Margot Dillard, Robyn Saunders, Suzanne Ackerman and Manuel Garza. 'G Q llclly Black, Michelle Le Fevre, Richard Fischer, Dora McCullick and Amber Armislcad. Clydels Concho is arf 65 ami' mu Iwi se 1' , 55,9 Q It's 8:35 and study hall is out. The Concho begins to fill. 5, 4,5 ig?-5.4. N ,, MQ M In . 5 1 l x 1 if if Q J 1 ' 'i A si il..'fiY sm- V p ! Hold it! You owe me IOC. Winners never lose, and losers never quit. ,',. V., ,A aw I 'F' ,Q . N. - e qv .i i ,si QF A he 3'i1 '-r-Q... i ig ' 5'- S2584 L i- 'u....,,. Heidi and Starr decide on their munchies. ., . friendl hangout The Concho is where it's at, Sit in the corner on your boyfriends lap. Turn on the jukebox and put in a dime, Hear your favorite song for the hundredth time! Hamburgers, tacos, doritos, and sprite, Are regular orders with each passing night. Pinball and foosball and card tables, too, Make hearing and talking a challenge to do. Everyone seems to like this place, for after school, they all have a race. Backgammon sets and Monopoly games, Are brought by the kids to add to their fame. We don't complain of the Concho, as you know we never would. We have so much fun there, It's like a continual fair. must not so . can mum so is IILKEWKES no-m KIEUEAIZO CWIPSZ7 11035 CAIDY N .5 Concho workers are Tammy George, Will Utterback, Jill Crawford, Jon Keidser, Donna Owen, Leo Hilario, Debbie Del Bosco, Julie Smith, John Shea, Barry Judy and Art Rowland. Rhythm and harmony Kirk Lessmzin, Paul Vulerluus, John .lordun and Connie Winsberg i llliililiilll UVAFIVCI Liz Szibel. Suzanne Ackerman. Tummy George und Amber Armisleud ah' X we-N M44 1-mvfwox 6171? ia. Q1 .1 I I I 6--'W' Mrs Chipmin tMusic Dircctorj and Bob Davis Rhamy Kirdani and Dominique Tamborrcl its X. find their outlet Lisa Jamieson From Baroque to Rock! Mrs. Chapman's music apprecia- tion course covers the study of musical elements and their applica- tion to all forms of music. lt in- volves the periods of music, the composers and performers. The course in the study of musical instruments includes knowledge and technical skill ofthe chosen instrument, reading and music theory. This is done in a con- servatory style in which each stu- dent works at his own speed. There is a wide range of instru- ments from the ever popular guitar, saxophone, vocal and percussion in- struments. Skills and Crafts Helen Spells, Mary Ann Liston, Mrs. Eleanor Damrau, instructor, Eva Scripps and Anna Todd Home Economies was a learning experience with Mrs. Damrau. The girls experimented in the basics of cooking and sewing, and then went to more complex projects. Partici- pating in menu planning and sewing their own designs was greatly en- joyed and highly educational. Q ,wry ,. .lill Crawford, Mrs, lilcanor Dztmrau, instructor, and Val Vctterli are developed Roxanne Davidson 'S' ts 1 MN , l M' A B v I d D bb, BOTTOM ROW: Sabrina Ferrai, Patty Bertram and Rox- 'won' lmtruclor' My 'mc rcnndn dn C 'C anne Mason, instructor. ROW 2: MaryAnne Brennan, Karen Cobb and Debbie Davidson X Q-Q XTX 6 Roy Britt, instructor, Joel Frecsc, Bob Bridgewater and Chat .Iiaravanon Ms. Roxanne Mason was new to the Judson faculty this year. Learn- ing ceramics and textiles from her was a fun experience. Not only did the students learn how to use dif- ferent hand building techniques, but they also worked with potter's wheels. In the textiles class, mac- rame, batiking, and tie-dying was a big hit and Roxanne helped in all of it. Electronics was offered again this year with a big turn out. The boys learned a great deal about AC and DC circuits. Alot was learned from Mr. Britt and he helped these stu- dents understand how electrical appliances are set up. International students import 'W BOTTOM ROW: Margot Dillard, Helen Chau, Margaret Chau, Patchara Jiaravanon, and Mitra Khalili-Rad. ROW TWO: Valri Geer, Moezeddin Pakneshan, Mehdi Riahi, Juzo Hisaoka, Hirohito Oka and Danny Masuda. ROW 3: Kurt Hughett, Connie Rogier, Scott Graham, Kevin Cobb, Wesley Winfree and Ann Darbishire. ffl-I. 1. 'i Lx s X R BOTTOM ROW: Debbie Westwood, Sandy Holdorf, Mark Mandell, Naima Hujian, Nina Saleh and Rossana Adamzadeh. ROW 2: Somsak Suksomboon, Bader El-Imam, Tarek Shurrab, Kuzaima Jallad, Joe Israeli and Hadi Zaker-Ghamsari. ROW 3: Peter Szkodu, Mehrdad Hariri, Roger Cox, Kais Abujaber, Juan Ordoveza and Mardani Kouroush. many cultures to Judson BOTTOM ROW: Jon Keidser, Karen Cobb, Lisa Polotnik and Banton Ma. ROW 2: Najla Akhlaghi, Shiva Ghamghamy, Treasea Harpole, Betty Hughett, Sunun Poongkumarn and Beth Dudley. ROW 3: Jess Hartman, Jon Severe, Scott Holdorf, Khattab Jallad, Rick Kracer, Behnam Haeri and Leo I-Iilario. ROW 4: Thad Terrin, Raymond Johnson, Abdol Javaherian, Ken Fisher, Mike McCarty and Nader Emami-Kelishadi Where else but at Judson are so many countries and nationalities repre- , sented? There are students from Jor- dan, Saudi Arabia, Hong Kong, Eng- , , land, Mexico, Ireland, Africa, Belize, - .X xgx ygl N , ,Q X N Dubai, Japan, South America, Canada, Italy, Philippines, Thailand, Australia :v 5 . 3 and China. It is this melding of cultures that is informative and educational to all stu- i , dents. 35 -24355, BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Conley, Mary Ann Liston, Karen Bengtson, Shelly Holdorf, Kaori Watanabe and Hiroki Nogami. ROW 2: Siamak Khatami, Cristiano Minunni, Hiroya Yanagi, Trey Rice, Nelson Domaschk and Chatchaval Jiaravanon. X XXX X If BOTTOM ROW: Andy Gillingham, Cameron Momtaz, Dinshah Rabbani, Aroon Melwani and Adel-Sultan Huraib. ROW 2: Danesh Rabbani, Brian Greene, Heny Melwani, Arturo Vazquez Vega, John Alan Gawf and Farshid Khodayarkhani. ,A-M . sms sv Q . r v Q uv 4' 1' T 4 , kg V QW ii? J, BOTTOM ROW: Blady Ruiz, l-lossein Naemie, Abass Afzalion, Esfandiyar Sepahi and Eshan Nikbin. ROW 2: Suthep Poongkumarn William Lau, Sam Melwani, Shahnam Shirvan, Mehdi Delband, Moezeddin Pakneshan and Amin Nikbin, ,I X ff f g Cholla O O BOTTOM ROW: Tracy Conley, Fran Slater, Diana Boyd CDorm Counselorb, Susan Schreiber, Constance Winsberg, Debbie Martinez. ROW TWO: Ramona Bekins, Ruth Dessen, Carolyn Carlson, Julie Flowers, Karen Bengtson, Michelle Holdorf, Belinda Bencomo, Marianne Brennan. Ocotillo BOTTOM ROW: Liz Sobel, Sandy Hcrfurth, Betty Hughett, Rosie Adams, Martha lfft, Sabrina Ferrari. ROW TWO: Maria Hesse fDorm Counsclorl, Lisa Mortimer, Jackie Jaros, Janna Jeffrey, Jennelle St. Marie, Julie Boyd, Terry Caputo, Flor Vega. Palms BOTTOM ROW: Michelle Ayers, Sheree Coulter, Valerie Fuller, Faith Young, Sue Moore, Robyn Trask and Barbara Cimo. ROW TWO: Kimberly McKensie, Natha Nelson, Joanne Doyle, Wendy Davis, Nina Garza, Angela Thomas, Shary Ribeiro and Valerie Gliksman. ROW THREE: Debbie Young QDorm Counselorj, Shelly Carroll, Jodi Baron, Rita Schaefer QDorm Palo Verde Counselorj, Dominique Tamborrel, Jennifer Coit, Evelyn Holmes and Maria Lane. cv 459 QQi Q7 BOTTOM ROW: Shawna Jones, Sherry Allison, Roya Momtaz, Zandy Wick and Lisa Barsanti. ROW TWO: Judith Bryja, Michele Goudreault, Lake Ann Taylor, Ginny Wick, Mrs. Wick, Alyssa Wick and Cynthia Fidler. ROW THREE: Teresa Christianson, Jessica Appley, Lisa Kiser, Edce Burke fDorm Counselorj, Amy Underhill, Kim Watson CDorm Counselor! and Dawn Farrell. Peppertree BOTTOM ROW: Margaret Elman, Joanne Van Otterloo, Cathy Slater, Eloise Millington, Mary Ann Liston. ROW TWO: Angela May, Sheila Bridgewater, Karen Lynn tDorm Counselorl, Lisa Jamieson, Vandee Walker. ROW THREE: Kathy Prevost, Michelle LeFcvre, Sara Hendrickson. Maria Dahl, Jeanine Thompson, Anna Todd. Pines it af Polly Hardy, Tammy McCutchin and Donna Gonzalez. X East Saguaro Q7 BOTTOM ROW: Christy Cochran, Shari Hatfield, Julie Ramstead, Valerie Vetterli and Lisa Polotnik. ROW 2: Sally Snyder, Carol Hine, Kim Tarsy, Karen Cobb and Beverly Robbins. ROW 3: Jill Crawford, Connie Rogier, Sandy Holdorf, Stephanie Metzler, Lisa Perry CDorm counselorl and Robyn Saunders. Q? 2 as wf 3' if eg 'z l BOTTOM ROW: Sunan Poongkumarn, Ginger Bowles, Jodie Adkins, Andrea Atkins and Lisa Perry QDorm counsclorj. ROW 2: Patchara Jiaravanon, Ann Darbishire, Debbie Westwood, Suzanne Ackerman and Stephanie Browning. West Saguaro ew aff-'H' BOTTOM ROW: Josephine Quigg CDorm Counselorj, Patty Bertram, Bryna Bass, Margot Dillard and Karen Lind. ROW 2: Margaret Chau, Helen Chau, Naima Hajian, Eva Scripps, Mitra Khalili-Rad and Margaret Garrison. Q09 Q17 v I BOTTOM ROW: Josephine Quigg fDorm counselorj, Val Geer, Robin Alexander, Leslie Deutsch and Donna Owen. ROW 2: Nancy Netherton, Kerstin Minshull, Linda Berman, Jennifer Denoe, Nancy Hays and Kelly Anne Ramirez. 1, A, P' IFQ Q .Q 57- Dorm doing Sandy Graham...interrupted again! Debbie Martinez and Karen Bengtson prove the sign is true. .A 79.5-I X . 'Z't?w X X - f 1.7 L 'vm' gt fs , Lisa Mortimer concentrates on English Darla Bates studies horizontally. Campu ys Before school starts the campus is bare and deserted. '-.M g , W, I The locker area is congested after school begins t, ,nfx ' l l at , ,, 1.f1f-1 ' T? bearer ' FP ff' 5. W eel. E 3 HE-we X4 1 Even the telephone lines are busy with calls home. Off to classes wc go! Campus Ways X nf q,,,4- ' nk ,.- f-' Juice break is always a welcomed occasion L . 'I fa. Au .. 'W' ,sa ,. gg I QI Who's next? Mehdi Riuhi docs some Inst mmutc crlm ming. Acacia BOTTOM ROW: Bill Stevenson, Chatchaval Jiaravanon, Siamak Khatami, Suthep Poongkumarn, Mike Zimmer and Mark Burough. ROW 2: Jim Reid, Nelson Domaschk, Karl Hickel, Trey Rice, Clayton Moreland, Gilles Paire-Ficout and Ken Kirk. ROW 3: Will VanHorn fDorm counselorj, Randy Streeter, Steve Schwenker, John Graham, Adam Brackin, Dave Nims, Trace Terrin and Joel Freese. pache Nz' Xxf! s- BOTTOM ROW: Micah Meek, Danny Talbert, Cary Joya, Bobby Rieger, Adam Lober and Adel Huraib. ROW 2: Bob Davis, Gene Minarek fDorm counselorj, Lewis Clark CDorm counselorj, Heny Melwani, Vince Lucarotti. :cvs JIQ ' -f l81lQvsuwry -Q' Aztec QQ. BOTTOM ROW: Jeff Berkoff, Chad Wick, Benji Ross, Roger Underhill, David Shaw. ROW 2: John Badalich, Aroon Melwani, David Garza, Mrs. Georgia Hunt fDorm counselorj, Doug Tierney, Donnie Rabbani. Coconino Q-tv Qi' BOTTOM ROW: Cameron Momtaz, William Jones, Kevin Krich, Andrew Gillingham. ROW TWO: Farshid Kayhanpanah, Danesh Rabbani, Mrs. Jeanne Small fDorm Counsclorl, Dory Wilks, Michael Berkoff, Erik Kotzen. Hopi 2 QM ff RQ' 'S BOTTOM ROW: Mark Rood, Richard Berg. Scan Kirlin, Robert Townsdin and Mark Herrington. ROW 2: Brian Greene, David Groves, Joe Kies fDorm counselorj, Spiro Alvonellos, Arturo Vega and .lohn Gawf, O X Si ,V sw kt thine wg X J BOTTOM ROW: Brian Davidson, Chris Buck, Sam Mclwani and Manny Garza. ROW 2: Hiroya Yanagi, Steve Congleton, Greg Woods, Ramin Mehmanpazir and Bill Maclntyrc tDorm counselorj. ROW 3: Bob Bridgewater, Steve McRae, Chris Covault, Hosscin Naemie and Lawson Riggins. ast apago 'e. 13' 'Q if S, 1 fl :Il BOTTOM ROW: Steve Svirsky, Jon Severe, Marc Devereux, Scott Shorr, Nader Emami-Kelishadi and Paul Vaterlaus. ROW TWO: Pat Jeffords, Richard Cohen, John Robbins, David Schwartz, Greg Lafferty and Dennis Cochran QDorm Counselorj. ROW THREE: Tarek Shurrab, Raymond Johnson, Scott Smith, Jerry Coppock, Navid Rahimzadeh and Farhad David Janti. West apago v r 'N X Q J 41 BOTTOM ROW: Arman Ansaripour, Phil Thompson, Tom Adamzadeh, Amin Nikbin, and Jim O'Conner. ROW TWO: Behnam Haeri, Brian Scharosch, Mehdi Delband, Shawn Murphy, Rick Kracer and Rick Martin. ROW THREE: Kevin Cobb, Esfandiyar Sepahi, Ray Dillon fDorm Counselorj, Howard Dorsey, Luke Stambaugh, Pete Szkoda, Scott Graham, Roger Cox and Steve Jordan QDorm Counselorj. ROW FOUR: Brian Fallon, Joe Israeli, Darwin Gibberson, Neil Hopkins, Chris Templeton, Harry Kason, Mardani Kouroush, Thad Terrin and Gary Bowden ast Pima It 'wg ' if i s if 41 i s a 'ill fl if I X .TQ l if l 4 .ff .N i rs. is BOTTOM ROW: Juzo Hisaoka, Hirohito Oka, Mark Brown, John Wynne fDorm counselorj, Will Utterback and Banton Ma. ROW 2: Hadi Zaker-Ghamsari, Mark Martinez, Kurt Hughett, Ken Fisher, Ed Taylor and Chris Landry. ROW 3: John McCormick, Charlie Beyer, Mike Parker, Dan Doyne, Shahnam Shirvan, Wes Winfree and Mark Mandell. West Pima .-.4-',.....-- -': l li BOTTOM ROW: Jon Keidser, Leo Hilario, Danny Masuda, Steve Richley, Jess Hartman. ROW TWO: Greg Francis CDorm Counselorj, Kais Abujaber, Rusty Harris, Jack Merica, Marty Klein, John Jordan, Dave Chase QDorm Counselorj. Seri N' sa ix: .f 1 .. fx V. BOTTOM ROW: Somsak Suksomboon, William Lau, David Martinez, Bader lmam and Barry Judy. ROW 2: Clay Merritt, Brent Herrington, Mike Higgins CDorm counselorj, Masahiko Noguchi and Matt Casper. ROW 3: Abass Afzalion, Juan Ordoveza, Adam Scripps, Scott Cabott,'Brian Holtzinger and Khattab Jallad. avapai Y'lp tv.: BOTTOM ROW: Hiroki Nogami, Tony Lucarotti, Patrick Devereux, Val Hardy, Kurt Stureon, Tony Regan and Sam Mc- Ateer. ROW 2: Glenn Harris CDorm counselorj, Brian Albertson, Alex Kaplex, Kirk Lessman, Kelly Turner, Cristiano Min- nunni, Mike Raphael and Charles Garrison. ust relaxing Which is Manuel Garza? 2' iam: wa 9 A Adam Lober-all eyes. 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Y-.A w , '0 , Q' 'c'fss?!v'f55Ww'b'bf'f'4fvzVV f. ,.:f.f f , 43.1 i am Q 'fp.f?'f 't 's Ruth Fronk and her riders. ,,,, . ,ah I :Q Q go 'W - - .M L, .- k I, S we 4 Polly Hardy taking her horse through pole bending exercise. Heidi Abrams demonstrates gout lying. . , Y I 4 -r V 5 5 5 g wduffw . i. if .ds .. . .W . 5' J , 1' . Q gm , 'X t h,siSa.r:f-1ffI'f .-xr. My ' f '- J I 'K . t Qm,:114-- J: f ' 1 . ,-., . A , ,., , Robin Schisler rounds another pole. 6r5 .V 3- Qffmz-.if:i' , is .- -.-' Y. U'af,'S'1-f .,, -A Polly Hardy takes the barrel in good form and time. learn the ropes 55' iw s b d'e1 ' . , if L, f. ,. 5. K. s s, K4 V , x . 4 9 ,., . Y X s, , - 2' r. t U' . 1 ' ii y .. AW --A fr,.,.. r ' 'N , ,. , F'-1 l 'f ' ' s difkgkk . . ,fr , Is?-59'-.1 Q.-'AN' . ,EIN ' cite- i new rs. f-Q H -ife.ff.f: .na-ri! mf ' ZA . iaijxlhi ,rf A Cherrie Ralls is tying a disgruntled goat. ff., Girls' Rodeo team was involved in LF' i many interesting and rewarding ac- t tivities. Among these were goat ty- -' ing, pole bending and barrel racing. The girls worked their hardest under the supervision of Ruth Fronk, who not only helped them as a team, but also individually. I'm very enthusi- astic about my horse: and working together to make this year's rodeo team the best , said one of the girls on the team. The girls not only learned how to do these exciting events, but also learned good sports- manship. Boys Rodeo team ef fx Preston Brady with his boys lined up for action. Maintaining the tradition of being a western school, Judson boasts a fine roping team. These cowboys are involved with calf roping and steer riding. The team is composed of enthusiastic, fun people and it is supervised by Preston Brady. Each day our ropers could be seen practicing and getting ready for roping meets. The cheerful and warm- ing personalities helped keep the Judson spirit alive. ,N-rf ,f,gNsfma.- . ,. f . . ' 5 L A '- yo, yew, 4 A . . -W, ., 15,5-F Hu -- .., ,Haw A ME , in pn FEEDERS: Fred Slyfield, Joey Fronk and Rusty Harris. ROW 3 Mike Gutterson and Doug Bean. ' 2 'Q is b . ff. . ,...... , ,. N-. , f L ,i ' X .gf -il J f . ,. , t. Ai 1 P- W , .x 1 ,mf -. - . ... .. , A 5. 3-'ts A X.-. ...A ., A 'TW ' .asm if V N-- X orks out daily gif 'tif' d,,,f hir .wx-... fy.. ww is-, ..-L, mx. Mk Q ,if A5 -- 32 -1 K . . .,.. , . .. Q -v . ... K' V jak ...5 .... ww T, -A - is .av v .Mp-,-fl'-s.-..N 4 Mes,-. ' k . Xsu6 weyfl 3 few.. avpf Q ' ui , 4 'Mr-1, S.. ' fav..- -3- -vw .,,,J..,,.i-f-Q. I A pskwr ,W ,- 5 ,. ,?!',. '9'.-.I,'-xii A on-, I M1 ,... .I S' ' ..ssw.uh: Q. mv, It looks like Steve Svirsky is going to get him this time. Ti - 'Q-'- ,VNV g ...A .7 ,K U I-qw M g , ffffgjcv-' ,..,j.N.:r,,.,.,- . K -f MMI 1.4 3 - - - , ' xii 55 . xi '7 I W 1 W4 Fred Slyfield showing 'em how it's done. rivin' 'em in for another go , V X Much action took place in the Judson corral. The skills learned were put to use and the participants walked away with their share of silver buckles, trophies and ribbons. The Judson Roping Team is highly competitive and is recognized with high standing on the Arizona Rodeo Circuit. M. . Wh- 8 against l 1. W - N'-ssxitv - - .3,-'-N-3:--:ff- k Mn wmv ,. .I --,,, M f-V --A . Y- ,gy W, -- . K Nw.. W N .X .. . , N .. -A .L 1, f- K-me . .. f , x - -- Q- :fs-Q K.,, Q:-ix.,-we x evxvie-'N WW' X A w .... ' . - - - W, kwgy .Z . , Sw- W x i .. -...H f A 1 rf M e W . e ,M ,L ,, , A in . -' M - -- -- - - Q Q---. . 'Z--S--.1 -1 -1 , A '- - -- - 9? -- . ,,,,,,-...... ' - 5 1: .ag -- - -W Q. -A . ' -:N . k,,k -f 'Q-New-:ms-v -fy. 5-Q--.....,., ,' Y f 4 j A N5 xx.. vga- . '- ff g 4 '. X J' J ' lvl' Is Joey Fronk yelling at the steer or Mike Gutterson? -L Roping officers . 4-5 I f. -1 .XX I Ar if Rodeo officers Heidi Abrams, Vice Prcsidenlg Polly Hardy, Secretary: Martha lfft, President. 1 Fred Slyfield, Secretaryg Doug Bean, Vice Presidentg Mike Gutterson, Presi- gf: if f aa' .-f X More Corral doinis BOTTOM ROW: Martha lfft, Robyn Barrett, Janell Carlson, Sue Moore, Shary Ribeiro, Nina Garza, Polly Hardy. SECOND ROW: Rosy Adams, Carolyn Carlson, Kim Tarsy, Sabrina Ferrari, Tammy McCutchin, Carrie Mclntyre, Cherrie Ralls, Heidi Abrams. x 1, . Iii g ALM -, P -- Ei2E:g..g C 'I ' , G5 ,Q . 1 r V ' 'N T.: 4 K in X ml. T . ,v . 4 JA In Y - K- ',:..-i H Ml at , 0 ' if . Q - .:..,L ' ' - 'r.g,,' --Q' J. ' ii 4 - . ,. ' 'H Q - -- P -- P N ,Nw N 1 RIGHT: Martha lfft takes the barrel tight. ABOVE: Joey Fronk determined to get his calf. '71 'i,gg3,'.i'. l ABOVE RIGHT: Scott Cabott rclaxcs while waiting for class. 5 A lrfii C915 IDX questrian team learns Z.. JETS' OFFICERS: Jill Crawford, Presidentg Kelley McCulley, Vice-Presidentg Julie Denoe, Treasurerg Donna Owen, Secretary. . . I, Debbie Del Bosco showing good form while going over a jump. Duane Fronk and Nader Emami-Kelishadi synchronize their jumping. techniques of English riding x.' 'sa rw XM ,RL ..,'-gf' N Beverly Robbins, Dora McCullick, Margot Dillard, Linda Berman, Donna Owen, Nader Emami-Kelishadi, Robyn Saunders, Sally Snyder and Julie Denoe. Some of the most important aspects of English riding are poise, grace, style and unity with man and his horse. Ellie Trepas instructed the JETS with pride and expertise knowledge. They began learning the art of English riding by learning how to bridle, saddle and mount correctly. Learning the correct stature of walking and Canter- ing were at first difficult. After mastering it, they went on to higher things such as vaulting and later, horse shows. Participating in such a sport and wanting to master it took long, tiring hours, but the glory in knowing they were successful was worth it. ,A , , ' , K ' Ev, .J 1 . ' ' . ' .. .N 1,1-,v in . I From Lower School up, everyone was welcome to join the JETS. Carol n Carl on i aw-i f 3, x Presented by Heidi Abrams, Ruth Fronk receives a toekn of appre- W-N' 'S , XX- 'f , ,,,, 4, ,. XM ..a5:g.::1.1p:1:f'3Q.r,.5 J SQ-,f 'fill f f 1 iff' ,,V,,r WZ.. ifilffiiiiiiiiffiiiiLZ:Z3iZi.1li1ii:C Xgmiigfi' ,gggig Cx .J f f 7 xg, ,H V.,.,N ,r A R.. . A. kite. .rrr . an , an-n a, .,, I ,ug . r i. 7.1: 11, zz' auf A C Y .1 ' ,I I Polly Hardy, 1977 Rodeo Queen, and Carolyn Carlson, 1978 Rodeo Queen. ciation from her Rodeo team. o l ,ti I The Western dance was enjoyed by all who went. 1978 Rodeo Queen Xx .i A I N we if vjffof X -'Gag Tammy McCutchin, attendant, Carolyn Carlson, I978 Rodeo Queen, and Martha lfft, attendant. In honor of the Rodeo Queen for I978, a country western dance was held February 24. The Queen, Carolyn Carlson, was crowned by the 1977 Queen, Polly l-Iardy. Her attendants were Martha Ifft and Tammy McCutchin. The Country Cookie band played old time country tunes including Lucille and Mar- garita Ville . .P L I , X x in 7 ii ' V- A2 r J ' -1' . , M XXL, . 'f f Lynl ,','4 1' .'fQ5'v V' I '7 Ui 5: ,115 ri I' - ,,,, M,-1 Y: 4,-' ,f fl, '- -'--nw -t t- W., MM t . WN. J .NY if 1 af 5 79 N ff 1 '- Ms-we sn .:,11':l,3, N X y xg 4 aa an xx ' SJ Y- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carlson accompany their daughter, Carolyn, and Polly Hardy. any are the duties L4ll -5252. -4 14047 FA W .. I - w - 5.4, 5 Q R s Qiwlxf, hx 5. ., ,, A Top girls' rodeo winner Cherrie Ralls claims: lt's not all blue ribbons yu l X I L i f Players represent BOTTOM ROW: David Janti, Esfan Sepahi, Abdol Javaherian, Navid Rahimzadeh and Steve Howell. ROW. Joe Lamer lCoachJ, Randy Criswell, Mehdi Delband, Rick Kracer, Clayton Moreland and John Robbins. ROW 3: Mehrdad Hariri, Mike Parker, Adam Brackin, Wesley Winfree, Neil Hopkins, Joe lsraeli, Kuzaima Jallad and Greg Happe tCoachJ. Football is one of Americals best loved sports and is prac- ticed all over the United States. At Judson we carried on the high school tradition of a foot- ball team. Practices started off with three new coaches, Greg Happe, Joe Lamer and Steve Jordan. Waiting on the side lines was not easy for those who wanted to play. Enthusiasm was great and cheers were carried through- out the game from onlookers and football fans. me . mjgiilwg Steve Jordan helps out practice with sled. Nnlhlurvr - x -X be we many natlons . Q X-wg U se r 5 ' M ng ' 'YQ ff-h-h f f - Leo Hilario passes to an open receiver downfield. Leo SCrambleS for better yardage. QT Beginning ofa play with Orme. Q, M' , Zlppy cheerleaders zap the Splfll BOTTOM ROW: Nancy Netherton Tracy Markham and Angela May ROW 2 Belinda Bencomo, Kelly Bocchini, Wendy Watson and Kerstin Mmshull They say, Behind every great man there stands a great woman. Here at Judson, be- hind our Football team our cheerleaders helped give con- fidence to the team. They stood tall and still, waiting to begin their first cheer! The cheerleaders did their best to pep-up the crowd. They were constantly being helped and supported by Patty Bertie, a former Judson student. Patty was Head cheerleader last year and did an outstanding per- formance. QW. Our Volleyball team was one of our most successful. The girls practiced hard and it showed. This was one of the many sports that was popular here at Judson. They reached, strove and hit. Every moment was tense as they waited for the ball, then .. . they hit ... we won! Kim Bridgewater sockin' it to em BOTTOM ROW Lisa Polotnik Sarah White CPE Coachj and Kelly Anne Ramirez EXE? T, - 4 Shari Hatfield trying her best to help Tgamwgfk Cguntg Girls show effort 7' BOTTOM ROW: Beth Dudley, Rosemary Adams, Michelle Holdorf, Sandy Holdorf, Gayle Henry and Flor Vega. ROW 2: Sabrina Ferrari, Karen Bengtson, Julie Flowers, Jeanine Thompson, Kerstin Minshull and Susan Schreiber. WK . . . 55.556, This year the girls were fanatic about the season. t ifgg They showed up every night for practice ready to ' play. Coaches Craig Horner and Ron Mason helped the girls with their form and plays. 'Tw ia Sabrina Ferrari in the clear. Ellen Jones on top again. 1 l Boys have busy season 1 xi-3 4 bg 'ff Leo Hilario, Brian Fallon, Craig Nusbaum, Mark Cavolo, Harry Kason, Adam Brackin, Neil Hopkins, Mike Parker, Dan Doyne and Art Rowland. M, Mark Cavolo goes in to Score. Boys' Basketball Team had a successful season. They worked hard as a team and came out on top. Coach Chuck Bowden helped the boys out and made the team the best it could be. Dan Doyne rebounds the ball. Man turn out for tennis 'U Y A - f ,. ,,,i A AMAAALAARF 4' rwunnv 1 5, n- V l' X V39 Manuel Garza, Bruce Tod, Clay Merritt, Coach Phil Ormsby, Marty Niebler, Scott Holdorf, Steve Richley and Jim Wick. With the addition of several C I t' 6' 9 new students, the tennis team was i S quite a success. Under the instruc- tion of Coach Phil Ormsby, there have been vast improvements in the form and strategy of the whole f team. T ,. A ll . 6,15 i Joanne Van Otterloo, Fran Slater, Cathy Slater, Suzanne Ackerman, Q Terry Caputo and Kelly Anne Ramirez- Marty Niebler shows off his good form. -s N7 Golfers tee off rg- sm., we Q 'G3' '55 Brian Davidson, Randy Criswell, Sam Melwani, Jerry Goudie, Mike Parker, David Nims and Cort Milum. DRIVER EDUCATIUN Jim Reid, Bill Judson, Trey Rice and John Graham. Judson golf team started in Jan- uary. In charge of the program was Jerry Goudie and Hank Wick. The boys were taken to nearby golf courses for practice. Drivers Ed's important Driver Education is being taught quite differently this year. Bill Judson is instructing the class of 30 people. The course is taken in one semester. Soccer team il, Xt-. BOTTOM ROW: Blady Ruiz CCoachJ, Ali Ahmari Madjid Tavossol Panahi Amin Nikbin Navid Rahimzadeh Brian Fallon and Mehdi Delband. ROW 2: Steve Richley, Sunil Melwam Hosse1n Naemie Abass Afzallan Arman Ansaripour Esfandiyar Sepahi David Janti and Mehdi Riahi. Judson Soccer team worked hard to win and they did. Under the ex- cellent instruction of Blady Ruiz, the boys excelled in performance in competition. They worked as one unit and cooperated consistently. Coach Blady Ruiz claimed that the scoring for this year's games were because of the full potential of the players always coming out in games. -9? 0 '5 Y shows strength lr!-A e Esfandiyar Sepahi runs hard to score goal. Steve Richley determined to make a goal. High flying David Janti sends the ball into the air. Riflery takes aim Spiro Alvonellos, John Graham, Dory Wilks, John Gawf, Richard Rice, and Adel Huraib and Bill Judson Under the keen supervision of Bill Jud- son, many of the students learned the art of riflery. The group met on Sunday mornings and practiced for a few hours. The school supplied them with the rifles and the use of the range. John Gawf and Jim Davis were the first two students to receive Pro-Marks- men Awards from the National Riflery Association this year. Randy Criswell displays his rifle Girl practice team ork N1QQcbfLf'Qi1Q21q:ucf?i?ialA.254xi' , Xfxqvjxggxgffqlt.1.f?fi'Zitx,-Xi.A:ii g fy. .,..1 , . fNM.f t.,' fy I , tw' - st .. if .M ,Ir '-jx, ' . A '- A .ff - gc, v ,f .' x Q ,-. X ,gf ,Q ffgfgag ,qwca ft -, .fx Cgx . -Q 4 1 f,. . X5 ef , I' K' , s . . E ,. , ,, , I I f V 5, .xckfy ,Ml ski K! A I Rf, Y. Aj ' K ' ' J'e ,fs,YNQfW , fYQS'5fK. . ' f ,f.f' ,P'f: K' 1 ' -t 'Nf'XXy tQ,,x,,r. td - I ff ,QQ-ff f .f ,ff fiif, ' ' ' . KV 1 V. fffil ' J, ' A I . I . '. K 1 ,- , fix aa J a ' -' ' R f KX ' 1 V!,z. V 1 7 r 1 :ai x - iff L: ff' 'E Sinn 42 'TP .K 9 X 4 BOTTOM ROW: Deci Denney, Karen Fowler, Kelly Anne Ramirez, Janna Jeffrey and Flor Vega. ROW 2: Julie Ramstead, Dena Rallis, Maria Garza, Karen Bengston, Julie Flowers, Sandy Holdorf, Tracy Markham, Elizabeth Berkowitz and Sarah White. . . lT - t W..- 1 gr , I iz N ' , ' ,J 7' . .. , ji ,fa any 1 - , gflf il 1 in . ,yikwzif ' . f J ' -f fe -iii ' 5 . N I my ' J , ' we fl .f X- ,' dg .' Y f',, xy . , X A Q- , il The girls discuss plays with Coach, Sarah White. Janna Jeffrey winds up. Cougars demonstrate ? I? J I BOTTOM ROW: Clayton Moreland, Hiroki Nogami, Danny M saoka, Thad Terrin, Steve Richley, Yanagi Hiroya and Rick Gar V asuda, .lon Keidser and Leo Hilario. ROW 2: Trace Terrin, .luzo Hi- t. ROW 3: Belinda Bencomo, Mark Cavolo, Jeff Mowen, Kevin Cobb, .loc Lamer, Scott Holdorf, Craig Nusbaum, David Schwartz and Kelly Bocchini. K , . J Vs my 9' A :.t,.,gNt ' - ,K . -ff' A .V .P , -W t 1 - . fl 5 . Z J . at . , V S , .1 HT: BOTTOM ROW: Neil Hopkins, Mike Parker, Marc Devereux, Carty and David Martinez. 8005 Q' and Rick Kracer. ROW 2: Mark Stevenson, Mike Herberg, Mike Mc good sportsmanship l 1 z w x','-, A K-1-,u,,,., fi' Neil Hopkins shows pitching skill. Nl A X Qt Y , X , v V 7 Y XXX , V1 ' A V244 .. , .M 6,4 ,. f , s is at . ': e1'1i f1-4 .Mn , , Belinda Bencomo, bat person. Practice mukcs pcrlccl. Joe Lamer made the boys work hard and it was worth it. The team played some good games and de- veloped their skills with experience. thletes receive awards vfgx K :sux i l Leo Hilario, Mark Cavolo, Mike Parker, Randy Criswell, Karl Hickel and Greg Happe Qcoachl. Honoring the athletes who took part in the fall sports program, an Awards Banquet was held. Coaches Greg Happe, Blady Ruiz, Sarah White and Dave Chase pre- sented awards and letters to football, soccer, volleyball players and cross country participants. Mrs. Aiko Onoyawa Schweikert was the guest speak- er. She participated in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City. Mrs. Schweikert had her collection of silver and gold medals on display at the banquet. Special awards were given for most valuable, most dependable, most enthusiastic and most improved, for each of the sports. X l Randy Criswell and Mark Cavolo at fall sports banquet .Ig 411 l Blady Ruiz Ccoachj, Esfandiyar Sepahi, David Janti, Sam Mclwani and Brian Fallon. aim Riva f?'f'4f'+ -S, 4 S ,, ix I Karen Bcngtson, .lcaninc Thompson, Lisa Pololnik, Sandy Holdorf and Sarah Whilc fcoachj. Cross country is a winner i l G-sb is: vw' 'D C y ' if X'5fG4, 'C VCI nm! cj 00u:'4' BOTTOM ROW: Benji Ross, Raymond Hester, David Garza, Danesh Rabbani and .lulie Denoe. ROW 2: Shary Ribeiro, Vandce Walker, Peter Szkoda, Dave Chase and Sheila Bridgewater. This was the first year for Cross Country here at Judson, and the team made quite a success. Dave Chase, dorm counselor, be- gan Cross Country track as an ac- tivity for the weekend. Students be- gan to get involved with the sport and soon competition arose. Enthu- siasm grew and awards were given for their success. F' Shary Ribeiro and Raymond Hester. x T f T f K , ,, Eighth grade Spiro Alvonellos New York, N.Y. Tim Andrews Tempe, Arizona Robyn Barrett Phoenix, Arizona George Bond Scottsdale, AZ. Sheila Bridgewater Alberta, Canada Bill Browning Paradise Valley, AZ. Jennifer Coit Genoa, Nevada John Cox San Diego, Calif. Robert Davis Los Angeles, Calif. Tim Davis Boulder, Colo. .lane Fitch Phoenix, AZ. Nina Garza Marina del Rey, Calif. Mark Herrington Calgary, Canada Greg Hovland Scottsdale, AZ. Adel Huraib Santa Barbara, Calif. Cary Joya Las Vegas, Nevada Alex Katalenic Cali, Columbia Cynthia Kershaw Scottsdale, AZ. Sean Kirlin Santa Barbara, Calif. Jeff Lewis Tempe, Arizona I f .f f4?'ii Q -5 .v ,T I A I, yy, Laura Wescott Paradise Valley, AZ. Arlita Woodring Mesa, AZ. Brian Greene and Michele Goudreault are proud captors of Lisa Kiser. She was gagged and tied as part of the Olympic Day fun. Adam Lober Santa Fe, N.M. Vincent Lucarotti San Anselmo, Calif. Kim McKensie Kansas City, MO. Heny Melwani Lagos, Nigeria Natha Nelson Palmer, Alaska Cherrie Ralls Mesa, AZ. Bobby Rieger Overland Park, Kan Shelly Shubin Buenz Park, Calif. J im Stedelin Scottsdale, AZ. Natalie Stobs Phoenix, AZ. Robert Townsdin Encinitas, Calif. Robyn Trask Houston, Texas 4. Seventh rade Eddy Arnold Scottsdale, AZ. Jodi Baron Las Vegas, Nev. Richard Berg Skokie, Ill. Robert Bogar Scottsdale Michelle Carroll Paradise Valley, AZ. Barbara Cimo Torrance, Calif. Joanne Doyle Lewisville, Texas Joe Fronk Paradise Valley, AZ. John Gawf Belize City, Belize Eddie Greene Tempe, AZ. Brian Greene Atherton, Calif, David Groves Moreland Hills, Ohio Liz Hartley Scottsdale, AZ. Evelyn Holmes Portland, Oregon Jody Kelmenson New York, N.Y. Rhamy Kirdani Paradise Valley, AZ. Maria Lane Chicago, Ill. Michael Meek Houston, Texas Suc Moore Pontiac, Michigan Shary Ribeiro San Mariano, Calif. S! if J wr 4' 1 UC .-nn Angela Thomas Yarba Linda, Calif. Arturo Vega Los Angelos, Calif. Faith Young Phoenix, AZ. Mark Rood Phoenix, AZ. Karen Sundberg Phoenix, AZ. Danny Talbert Anchorage, Alaska Phil Tanzer Phoenix, AZ. Sixth Grade se Michelle Ayers Houston, Texas Michael Berkogg Marina Del Ray, Calif Laura Bodnar Scottsdale, AZ. Kyle Brewer Scottsdale, AZ. Bret Burke Phoenix, AZ. Sheree Coulter Las Vegas, Nevada Wendy Davis Boulder, Colo. Craig Dunn Paradise Valley, AZ Andrew Gillingham Richmond, British Colombia Tom Green Paradise Valley, AZ. William Jones Covina, Calif. Farshid Kayhanpanah Tehran, Iran Erik Kotzen Phoenix, AZ. Kevin Krich Holbrook, New York Mike Lewis Tempe, AZ. Greg Lindberg Scottsdale, AZ. Cameron Momtaz Rezaieyeh, Iran Sam Nelson Phoenix, AZ. Danesh Rabbani Tehran, Iran Julie Stedelin Scottsdale, AZ. Dominique Tamborrel Mexico Dory Wilks Valdez, Alaska Many are the extra-curricular activities, but Amy Underhill discovers her own variety. rf, t, f 12 1 . John Seeley Scottsdale, AZ. Amy Underhill Sun City, AZ. Christine Walker Scottsdale, AZ. Fifth Grade John Badalich Scottsdale, AZ. Lisa Barsanti Phoenix, AZ. Cynthia Fidler El Monte, Calif. David Garza Marina del Rey, Calif. Raymond Hester Palm Springs, Calif. Lisa Kiser Phoenix, AZ. Chris Mattison Scottsdale, AZ. Michael McCulley Scottsdale, AZ. Aroon Melwani Lagos, Nigeria Roya Momtaz Rezaieyeh, Iran Jean Morisset Scottsdale, AZ. Benjamin Ross West Bloomfield, Mich Fourth Grade Sherry Allison Dallas, Texas David Boyd Scottsdale, AZ. Paul Burns Scottsdale, AZ. Teresa Christianson Beverly Hills, Calif. Michele Goudreault Huntington Beach, Calif. Ingrid Groot Scottsdale, AZ. Katrina Jansen Phoenix, AZ. Sean Lincoln Paradise Valley, AZ. Gilead Nelson Phoenix, AZ. Donnie Rabbani Tehran, Iran Lisa Tanzer Phoenix, AZ. Douglas Tierney Scottsdale, AZ. Roger Underhill Sun City, AZ. Judson White Orange Park, Fl. Jim Zimmerman Mesa, AZ. 'Yr 4. 'X Q- li, x Ginny Wick Scottsdale, AZ. Michael Wilson Scottsdale, AZ. Third Grade Jeff Berkoff Marina del Rey, Calif Kim Bogar Scottsdale, AZ. John Browning Paradise Valley, AZ Judith Bryja N. Hollywood, Calif Nicola Carter Scottsdale, AZ. Deborah Casey Phoenix, AZ. Andrea Genualdi Phoenix, AZ. Ronald Goodman Scottsdale, AZ. Amanda J obin Phoenix, AZ. Shawna Jones Covina, Calif. Kelli Lewis Tempe, AZ. Jay Lucas Scottsdale, AZ. Nicholas Muzzy Phoenix, AZ. David Shaw San Diego, Calif. Keira Wells Scottsdale, AZ, Shannon White Orange Park, Fl. Jessica Appley Glenview, Ill. Phillip Burns Scottsdale, AZ. Brian Freeman Scottsdale, AZ. Angela Hunt Phoenix, AZ. XX Daphne Madison Scottsdale, AZ. Ronald Rehmeyer La Jolla, Calif. Paul Seeley Scottsdale, AZ. Jason Tanzer Phoenix, AZ. Joey Tovar Scottsdale, AZ. First Grade Chris Fesler Phoenix, AZ. Carol Mattison Scottsdale, AZ. Jessica McCauley Phoenix, AZ. Christina Prevost San Antonio, Texas Pfiiicc' J . N, l . E Kindergarten Jason Swanson Scottsdale, AZ. Chad Wick Paradise Valley, John Wilson Scottsdale, AZ. Charlotte Wood Phoenix, AZ. Dan Carter Scottsdale, AZ. Erika Clary Phoenix, AZ. Alisha Freeman Scottsdale, AZ. Rose Jobin Phoenix, AZ. Margaret Madison Scottsdale, Az. Wilson Rairigh Scottsdale, Az. Mark Roberts Scottsdale, AZ. Steffany Tovar Scottsdale, AZ. Allen Henson Paradise Valley, Margaret Lehn Scottsdale, AZ. Brian Lilly Phoenix, AZ. Richard Long Scottsdale, AZ. Christy Redfield Phoenix, AZ. Jenny Schaare Phoenix, AZ. Heather Vesey Scottsdale, AZ. Mareli Vesey Scottsdale, AZ. Alexander Wick Scottsdale, AZ. Alyssa Wick Scottsdale, AZ. Kyle Wick Paradise Valley, 0 131.1 levi! ?ll1?F'?P' i , I., 9' iw With Camelback Mountain clear in the background the children enjoy a daily pastime taking turns riding their pony f Jess Bass Principal, Grade 7-8 Elizabeth Fox Grade 7-8 Anita Long Grade 7-8 aculty Ellen Berryman Grade 5 Sandra Goreham Grade 2 Pat Pulliam Kindergarten shows sincere interest Emily Chappell Crislie Elder Grade 3 Grade 7-8 Mary Hawley Evelyn Johnson Grade 4 Grade 6 L , Judy Stanley Lydia Zimmerman Grade 1 Nursery Pledge of Allegiance opens schoolday .,r' .. gf. ' r ,.. R- 4 ' -'ff 'lf fi 'ei ' -' ' .K IN, -, .t. . ,. .K , K Q 1' - - A' 1 K ,' X , ,Kun -K gy K K. 4, .W , K, -. , - -1 - - ,F - . L . , . K . ,y, , .K ,. ,KKK.' -1 -, At.. , f, , . 'K - , . -.f K K f 'vw-K..Q, f M ff N V. X 5 N Q K 4' t K K- il-Qffwf.. i,'Pf i fixh. S fm .Jt,'mt'- 'gfffe NQK Menu n-esaffMi'f- ' ' . K,,i U J KV . W W.. M . X . K. .pp KKHKK, Wykrk NKXK K KK QV Kg ,KK rf .VV KK 4 L. ,P VK K t .J KK KK.. K. K. . 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ROW 3: Lisa Lakin, Kimberly McKensie, Greg Hovland, David Scott, Nina Garza, Jennifer Coit, Spiro Alvonellos, John Cox and Laura Wescott. ROW 4: Arlita Woodring, Cindy Fallin, Cherrie Ralls, Hayley Lindmark, Lisa Donovan, Jeff Lewis, Jim Stedelin, Kurt Selbach, Heny Melwani and David Groves. Q? w0C'1'r Neg' fi H7 BOTTOM ROW: Evelyn Holmes, Dominique Tamborrel, Lisa Tanzer, Amy Underhill, Teresa Christian- son, Lisa Barsanti and Christine Walker. ROW 2: Wendy Davis, Shelly Carroll, Maria Lane, Lisa Kaiser, Charlie Ribiero and Sandra Nikula. ROW 3: Sherry Coulter, Karen Sundberg, Nina Garza, Kim McKensie, Natha Nelson and Jodi Baron. Lower School Awards banquet :Mlm BN Bret Burke, Spirit Awardg Dory Wilks, Most Im- proved, Micah Meek, Most Valuable Playerg Coach my Ron Schlager, John Bada- lich, Coacher Award, Tom Green, Coacher Award. 1. i 'G Rex Fontenot, Most Valua- S ble Player, Kurt Selbach, Most Improvedg Coach Jess Bass, Heny Melwani, , f Spirit Award. Mike Haas, Spirit Award, .1 Arturo Vega, Most Valua- ble Playerg Coach Ron Schlager, Craig Dunn, Most Improved. Yearbook staff was supported tremendously by Russell Meathers. He helped through the hustle and bustle of deadlines. A PRAYER OF THANKS It is my joy in life to find, At every turning of the road, The strong arm of a comrade kind To help me onward with my load. And since I have no gold to give, And love alone must make amends, My only prayer is, while I live, God make me worthy of my friends! -Anon .lim Duke provided the class pictures and was responsible for developing the color section. Aerial photograph was taken by photographer, Larry Augsburger and pilot, Susie Augsburger. Graduates The four years of our High School will be a memory throughout the rest of our life. We look back on the happiness, the sorrow, the triumphs, the frustrations. Somehow it all seems worthwhile now. We are ready now to attempt to accomplish that which is before us. We stand today remembering the past but we look to the future, for the future is ours and we go forward today to claim our inheritance. Connie Rogier Editor edu Cactus Yearbook hS5 f 'f'+' Editor ........ .... C onnie Rogier i u . Photographer .... ..... S cott Graham Associate Edltof Layout Editors Typists ...... Copy ..... ......ScottGraham Reporters .,... Rick Martin . . .... Stephanie Metzler Julie Smith . . . . . .Jodie Adkins Treasea Harpole Bruce Stevenson Advertising ..., ...... D onna Owen Sponsor ...... Kelly McCulley ................Mrs.FayeBlack Thank you, Stahr. Features .... Art ....... Layout ....... Typist ........ Lower School . . Sponsor ...... Editor .............. . . . 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K A.. 4h Aly, I Ex f Q J ' ty y K' fb? by L QLLQW Congratulations and best Wlshes to the Class of 1 978 fm Ml? QlIftCllI1Q3Oh I O 7 sf 7 Anchorage, Alaska ko Q5 If Q! J X , S ..L. SIHIHIEILI S OIF SCOTTSDA LE The Hine Family SHO TIME Off HER Q I y V I S AND WE SHIP C O D ANYWHERE 7127 6 h A THE FINEST IN APPAREL 85251 SADDLERY AND TACK 949 8765 Congratulations Pat and Dick Moreland Class of 1978 CParents of Clayton lVlO1'Cl3HCU Mr 8c Mrs Wally Parker Anchorage Alaska Congratulations to Jud SGH Euelld Construction Corporation C I C lamb San Marino Callfornia 91108 Scott d l A ' Ph 2 - Engineering 84 Trading Granada Avenue Columbia, Venezuela, Mexico, Brazil Toni Katalenic ' ' ' a i- o ia 9 Conf ralu afions to the Judson Class of 78 and Besf Wshes Z'-T for a Br1ght and Happy Future Mar1lyn 8a Bob Judy L von Tsehud1 Farms German Shepherds P O Box 333 V1sta Cahforma 92083 I 1 6' 1 NX.. 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