Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 266 of the 1977 volume:

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Although the rain dampened their spirits, finding a dry cleaner open to mop up on the uniforms was even more difficult. While they were there, the band was also asked to per- form at the Kennedy center for the Performing Arts in Washington which led to another round of sightseeing. Accompanying the band were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connol- ly, Mr. and Mrs. David Good- son, and Mr. and Mrs. Ross Watson. The band returned to Phoe- nix at 'I a.m. july 7. 5 ,-. 5' -pl ig X1 M 1...-.Y,,.... . ...f........ QWRQK Kimi' NVQ ,i i 'D '-if 5? 56 V . -Q - . K, 'g , . L ' .Q A Q, -ur '54 ' In in 5 , ui If ,-k A X f va as O ,Q -Q-he-vm-alvlsnv-vnlH'! ' h' 1.A 'A L it Q 151 1 ., A, 29 .fx .' fig E .Q , I A, s Qs -+C' H yi' N ff G ix H xl r X 1 gf' , . 4. H. 1, c- 3,5 kg? K L ' L hk K . , A Q N in-s...,,, , .X nd..-'f Wi 11 Book sale beckons students from summertime pursuits The sale of books in the fall, like construction at 59th and Indian School, always si nals the end of summer andgthe return to school for another year. Great crowds of students, first the seniors and then the other classes, swarm onto campus Tammy McChesney and friend make a wise investment on Sopho- more book buying day lFar Upper Leftl. Freshman john Burt goes through the ritual of getting his ID picture taken lFar Lower Leftl, books for his classes tBelowJ, and checked out lLeftJ. This hall was always full of students waiting for their turn with the checkers lLower Mid- dlel. to form long lines waitin to gain entrance into the halls where they bought books and yearbooks and recieved iden- tification cards and locker as- signments. After making their purchases, students stored their new pos- sessions in their newly-as- signed lockers and took off for the lakes to tr to capture as much of the fading summer as possible, then they re- turned on the Tuesday after Labor Day to endure the wait until the next summer vaca- tion which will also be ended by the traditional book sale. ,.4P- ' ---QVHK.. 'Hi E-JC.- t . . .,.1f?L7'?-1 fu T- ' , ra' Ni- -i.,,.I' 2 ,l , i,,,,,,, V. Library research projects signal end of construction 'rrazgnmff' f -' b .f 4- . 2 L' AY, .af-, ,ff ,f av- .1 . 4' ff... 5 Y J 4:52162- ,I sf 24' i Y-'L P f4 1. 4' ff X . X N.. ,,,,.- S., A -X , 5 .2111 N - v :mfg X I X -Q 5,331 ' :Qi ' .Sail . .,J.4 01 .. 'Y' Lref'gvg17 :Ki . - .,, . i , T if .- 1 -PL-?.'gr X -51Sfi?g?' 1 1-- . ,-, Q ' 'ff ir. , . f 1 ,fgw ' - . ' 1. -,ff-R F . h i . ' FMS' X A, .wh if 4 .,h.1,, L . J'1,z'F?93'f'l? I.. Y v na- 23 Rhonda Williamson doubles her fists to do battle against Maryvale's foot- ball foes CAboveJ. Mark Fallon pre- dicts the downfall of the Glendale Cardinals CUpper Middlei. Marty Shepard gets powdered as Lee Wilke and Rich Hesler await their turn lUpper Righti. Juanita Flores proves that good will triumph over evil lLower Leftl. The IV and Varsity cheers do their thing for the crowd lLower Righty F4 T. l ,Y Football team ranks first at MHS pep assemblies Panther football ma have lost its number one ranking as far as the media are concerned, but it was always first when it came time for an assembly. The poms pommed and the cheers cheered. The most memorable skit featured the poms in a Bat Person mystery. .X The pep band kept thin s moving along with the fi Et song as well as the one that reminded everyone of his favorite beverage. In another skit, various eople Eot chunked with gmunky of all inds imaginable. T e unch- line of this particular silly was, No matter if it's a spray, roll- on cream or powder, the Panthers will win, no sweat. gg., .im MN ,mf , iq I - - t f ' f f' 1 . -..M..A,.,,. .vgfg,,...,. .,,., ...Y - -F, r , ,H . ,Ev ,,,W,o... 3' . . ,.-F ,f-iwf, ,iw .wp- A.-,gf - , f, ,',y,,,.- 1 ,I . Q Z., A511 IQQT Ji - -.-,kf ii -g2....N -.. it Q .gg .7, ff ', '4T 'f , yi. A . , 1. M. Q' . .,.. . ' . ,gg , -Mft.. . 4 I Gags, games, music liven up lunch at MHS Whether it was the sale of candy, a tug of war or running in a shoe relay race, Maryvale students found a variety of activities going on during lunch breaks this year. Although most were spon- sored by student government to offer recreation to the stu- dents, many were sponsored by other clubs to raise money or other worthwhile purposes. One of the most popular activities was the pie throw sponsored by the Black Stu- dent Union. At this event, students could, for a price, fling pies at various function- aries around campus, mainly Mr. Kindall, and Mr. Shackle- ford. At other times, rock bands and the Maryvale musicians played concerts. These were quite well-received. .t f-,,,, Sock hoppers hustle, bump as disco sounds resound As live bands priced them- selves out of the market, dis- cos became the favorite form of dances. Instead of the sounds of locals, students were able to dance to favorite records as the after game sock hops drew huge crowds into the gym. The Lunior class started the fad as t ey sponsored the first disco sock hop after the Glen- dale football game. Deanne johnson and Brian Cutting were crowned at the biggest dance of all: The Cir s' League Formal, Decem- ber 11. The formal carried the theme Feelings of Love, and featured a live band: Situa- tion, a local rock group. W f In Gazebo, Phil Vasile is inter- rupted in his murder scheme by a phone call lRightJ, and becomes squeamish under the accusing eye of his neighbor, the police com- missioner, played by Mike Traylor lFar Upper Righti. Husband and wife argue about a missing shower cur- tain CBottom Leftj. jay jones, alias Tom Sawyer, Sings with his friends about fishin ' lBelowD, and meets Becky Thatcher lDee Ann Kindalli CFar Lower Rightl. M,,..- ,I ,.. , . V. 1 , ,lr Thespian talent showcased in mystery, two musicals A mystery and two musicals gave the thespians three vehi- cles to display different talents. Gazebo, the mystery, featured the acting talent while Tom Sawyer showed what the stu- dents could do in set building. Camelot, as well as Tom Saw- yer, served the purpose when singing and dancing were needed. Appreciative audiences cheered highlights of all pro- ductions, but particularly the cave scene in Tom Sawyer. The scene showed what could be done by set designers. The costumers and make-up crews were especially effec- tive in Camelot. Open House draws parents as chili supper adds spice Students' home away from home was again visited by their parents on the annual Open House, November 15. To add spice to the evening this year, the festivities began with a chilli supper for the hungry, at 5 p.m. Besides the traditional visit with junior's teachers to find out how the little rascal was doing, the parents were enter- tained by performing arts and ROTC groups. This year parents were also taken on tours of the new buildings and facilities that had been added since the last open house. Last on the program was serving of refreshments to all the visitors and teachers. This was done in the cafeteria where everyone could visit. Teachers, as usual, took Open House in stride. Some, like Mr. Earl Stinson, CUpper Leftb watched the Monday night football game. Others, like Mrs. Berneil Drake, tLower Left! Mrs. Dorann Thoreen, tCenterJ and Mr. john Centili actu- ally conferred with parents. Some parents got conflicting directions to their destination from Connie Goss and Cathy Cornelius CLeftJ. I, I- 1 wi . u5 13 4 an vtll 'X ,WSL-QW 33 , f .f wx fff f Lf H x.:LA., .tx-Q QR, VA N.. -gut ' cykf., 3-,a I fy, A 'Y'?--J XN 'dxf , v 4, '13 if ,,,,g'9' .ing - ., .,,4 w, x w .qgfq V ,W . . ,,,.-Qf, . ,,--ff 1 ., For season tickets. For halftime shows. For Towering Tom Green. For rafter-raising at basketball games. For the starter's gun. For long, straight drives and true putts. For SPORTS. For curve balls over the outside corner. For birdies in two sports. For sideline flips. For you. 5' Y . E Panthers start season ranked first in Arizona Before the Panthers marched onto the field for the first game, they were rated seven- teenth in the nation by joe Namath's National Prep Sports magazine and first in the state by both the Arizona Republic and Arizona Prep Magazine. Also cited were two three letter men: jack Housley and Ken Davis as best in Arizona. Only one of these predictions came true. Housley was the only player named to both the offensive and defensive All-State teams. He was also named captain of that team as well as Player of the Year by the Republic. Dick Harkins was awarded the Thom McAn award for student athlete of the year. Except for one game, the Panthers might have lived up to their pre-season prom- ise. The South Mountain Rebels took the measure of the Panthers, 9-0, dropped them from the ranks of the unbeaten and rudely awak- ened them from their dream of a state championship. Except in the South game, Panther power was tested in only three games: Camelback, Moon Valley, and Central. The Panthers routed five teams on their way to an 8-1 season. Glendale fell first, 55-0, as the offense tallied the first four times it had the ball and eight different Panthers had a hand in the scoring. Camelback proved tough in the mud and rain that caught up with Phoenix football this year. Maryvale used a two- point conversion to go ahead in the third quarter, 20-19, then scored again in the fourth quarter to down the stubborn Spartans 27-19. Three breathers followed as the Panther steamroller crushed Carl Hayden, 47-7 Trevor Browne, 35-7, and Al- hambra, 30-12. The Trevor Browne game retired the Browne-Maryvale travelling trophy as the Panthers beat the Bruins for the third straight time. Wet weather was a factor in the Moon Valley VARSIW FOOTBALL TEAM: lUpper Right? Front Row: Coach Hicks, Dick Harkins, jay Rains, Kal Geiler, Randy Rupe, joe Bedewi, Marty Brott, Coach Young Row 2:Carth Baily, Kris McKrae, Tom Haggerty, Dan Martinez, Ken Davis, Brian Cut- ting, Robert Allen, Row 3: Charles Ratliffe, jim Hodges, john jenkins, jody McNeece, Larry Moreno, David Young,Ken Hamrick, Man- ager, Row 4: Randy Croenwald, Kendall Sahr, Craig Beyer, David Weaver, Mark Yates, Mike Rael, Tom Kilgore, Row 5: Ronell Walker, Dalton Hegle, jim Marsh, Frank Skvarek, Steve Hutchison, Chris Dedmon, Row 6: jack Housley, Roger Schilling, Steve Boatwright, Tom Cooney, Brian Downey, Marty Shepard, Row 7: Coach johnson, Lee Wilke, Randy Elliott, Richard Hesler, Coach Hall. ,.,.. '...1 if LL' Q U hu-.A 5,4 ?f f 5 gym? .4 3 Y u 1 if 1 its 1 wx 'I 35 t s 1 gm J 1 2.62 Y xi- .M-f'fffQ:2'Ef:P: ' 'Q A If . ..-:If A ufwllf I' uf 1 f - , t...'l . f ' 3? ' L W ,L 'MALE 4,3 . J 1.'vL:1a',:uiI2 IAIWALE f . , , A ' , , 'si j..,........ I l A W ,A 1 . 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'S-.. jV team amasses 8-2 record j.V. FOOTBALL FROSH A FOOTBALL FROSH B FOOTBALL SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD SCOREBOARD M.H.S. OPPONENT M.H.S. OPPONENT M.H.S. OPPONENT 25 GLENDALE 16 16 TOLLESON 6 8 CAMELBACK 6 CAMELBACK 21 14 CAMELBACK 0 6 CARL HAYDEN 42 CARL HAYDEN 0 6 CARL HAYDEN 0 32 BROWNE 57 BROWNE 0 0 BROWNE 18 20 ALHAMBRA 14 ALHAMBRA 21 14 ALHAMBRA 12 16 MOON VALLEY 20 34 MOON VALLEY 0 42 MOON VALLEY 6 40 NORTH 48 NORTH 0 35 NORTH 12 8 SOUTH 6 SOUTH 0 12 SOUTH 13 MOUNTAIN 38 CENTRAL 6 24 CENTRAL 12 0 CENTRAL 40 14 EAST 8 12 EAST 38 34 EAST 14 jUNIOR VARSITY FOOTBALL: Front Row: Coach Steinberger, Coach Neighbors, Coach Dwayne Kriepe, statis- tician Ken Thompson. Row 2: Tom Cline, Bobby Kirkendoll, Carlos Llanos, Marty Bewley, Dwight jones, Steve Hintz, Mark Greenslit. Row 3: Dan Ritchie, Richard Delgado, Mike Worrell, Gaylon Buittner, Pat Moody, Rick Lar- son, Gilbert Valle, Ernie Hernandez. Row 4: Mike Garrison, Gene Erickson, Matt Santa Maria, Scott Bolinger, Gerald Stewart, jim Moyer, Robbie Reaume. Row 5: Mike Gamez, Phil Chilton, Kevin Gunkel, Frank Arriola, Calvin Sut- ton, joe Varvel, Rick Mull. Row 6: Les jarosz, Ken Stringer, Tony Lezszeynski, Ken Wyatt, Paul Robinson, Lionel Var- vel, David Rasmussen. Row 7: Steve Mills, Mark Skelton, Earl Anderson, Phil Sawyer, Steve Endres, Danny Maxwell. Row 8: Michael Randon, Steve Morris, Tim Lofthouse, Mike Chriss, john Bedewi, Tim Goad, Brian Fahy, Carlos deLeon. If li FROSH A FOOTBALL: Front Row: Coach Wales, Brian Stutzenburg, Bob Price, Robert Warner, jonas Rosenthal, john Schuster, Coach Brodt. Row 2: Kim Koressec, Denny May, Tom Lander, Roy Hooper, Andy Flores, Tom Lam- brose, Dewal Tuilefano, jim Smith. Row 3: Greg Nickens, Scott Haymaker, jim Polinske, Mike Plants, Mike Koppes, Larry Schilling, Lyndon Traylor, Coley Boyse, jim Hallan, Eddie Marichalar, Rusty Kindall, joe LaCavera, joe Mur- ray, Alfonso Acosto, Lindsay Maddock, Shawn Van Kirk. -----v 1-q -f' H' ..... r-1 I, FROSH B FOOTBALL: Front Row: Coach O. Shackelford, Dave Scott, Steve Young, Mark Machemer, Robert Mc- Conigle, Tim Carazo, Cary Coppernoll, Coach A. jones- Row 2: Scott Schultz, Rodney Grayson, Mark Zigueroa, Charles Schaetzle, Scott Rains, Nicky Duran, Mike Santa Maria. Row 3: Micah Williams, Bruce Mayberry, Tony jef- ferson, Crat Dalyon, Pat Cooney, Pat Brinkin, Karl jones. Row 4: Dwane Williams, jim Howard, jerry Lee, Doug Wil- tcher, Ray Baldenegro, Don Coodell, Shann Tackett. Row 5: Fon Croft, Gary Grimes, Don Mayberry, Dan Drane, Ken McCinn, Les Bryant, Kirk Ceiler. Row 6: joe Cappelli, jerry Hicks, Dennis Wenzl, Duane Douglas, Gary Myers, Tim Maynes, Chuck Amsden. Row 7: CMgr.j jeff Anderson, Scott Reeves, jammie Burrael, Tony Lagos, Robert Wil- liams, Mitch Hucac, Laney Stone, Gus Balle, Peter Moya. 1?- 'aan- . 4... 1 x f .. -' .1 ,-my ' .' I . 5. K' ,.mJ,.-agf ,.,y, m Lux: I A ' - K '. 'ff H r ,A,....-- - :.f,,Y' . fy-am .A .LH ,.,, rf' X .1 . M ..,.1xyX Y - Q I - ' -X 'ir' ,- ,X ' . - ,-L, ka., VJ' Q' v qs,-.. ,h Li..',f, r.. X 1 N.. .1 5 :fi5 .33fS-Qzg, . 'Q f.v z.'X'f . . 'V ., '. 4 -fj7fhw'1f1?Tf1q,32'iL1, 1 -v'-Lg: ,fgv i , :'f.1,gg,gg,:Q 4521 'gag' ,,,2, if , .v ,. MHAA.-AJ',1,+'9'Q1'mf.s 1 - w'zT:?- fr ' nl-ff ' !-.5l- if N V' f' ' '?' 1 -J if 51 - v K M . A .. - gig, hh x FN s kr, ' rv f Af E x pr, I , Q , 1 , gr V ' x ff'-ff-' nl W F I 'IX 3 IP, ssi- 3 as I I . v 4 I . lo S x ll FV A 1 Y -'JW .- A f Defending state champions finish sixth in tournament The defending state cham- pionship golf team, decimated by graduation, recovered re- markably considering it had GIRLS GOLF TEAM: fAb0velZ FRONT ROW: Lori Shepard, Sheryl Fleishhacker, Lori Aylesworth, Betsy Barrett, Susan Cury. ROW 2: Pat Burkland, Kim Bonine, Sponsor Vir- ginia Rote, Lynn Thompson, Robyn Burnett. The distaff golfers put pretty good swings on the ball as Robyn Burnett CUpper Leftl, Kim Bonine tFar Leftl, and Lori Ayles- worth tLeftJ demonstrate. only lettering members return and the rest had not played golf before. The team finished their regu- lar season breaking even with a 10-10 record. They took second in the Phoenix Di- vision's B League and wound up sixth in the state tourna- ment. Coach Virginia Rote cited fourletterperson Pat Burkland as the most valuable player. ' 'Q Girls, boys Cross Country teams win 13, lOSe two BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY SCOREBOARD GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY M.H.S. OPPONENT SCOREBQARD 20 GLENDALE 39 MHS. OPPONENT 15 CAMELBACK 46 16 WEST 40 26 WEST 30 18 ALHAMBRA 42 35 CARL HAYDEN 25 15 BROWNE 48 34 SOUTH 25 15 MOON VALLEY so 23 NORTH 32 20 CORTEz 35 23 EAST 32 22 NORTH 35 15 SOUTH 40 22 CENTRAL 35 ,fyxlx W Y? ,,, 1' ff . 4, 1 M iff- Kg L J Lifigi x ,QA ' 'f' , vnfzffg- lf 1 ff-,fu W-M-..-jf' QQ, sq.. .... l' iss-iq. ri' ,fy ag fs. S es.-N - C YS BOYS VARSITY CROSS COUNTRY: lLower Far Left? Row 7: Coach Gene Shipley, Phil Peterson, Mike Nelson, Lee McCartney. Row 2: Eddie Camou, Faithful Cobbs, Allain Couture, Terry Gerber, Robert Crist, Richard Eicherly, Rick Schil- ling, Chris Fowler. GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY: Mbovej Row 7: Maur- een Kennedy, Ginger Gothro, Tam- my Trupp. Row 2: Lisa Shepard, Cathy Badowski, Siobhan Murphy. BOYS l.V. CROSS COUNTRY fTopJ Rex Poppert, Dennis Couture, Scott Graves, Tim Foster, Steve Blau, Rick Lowe. Terry Gerber leads the field in the meet against Central IUpper Middle! while Faithful Cobbs meets more serious problems IBottom Left! but pulls through to help give the varsity boys an undefeated sea- son. Cross country is, of course, tiring, as shown by Ginger Gothro and Tammy Trupp KCenterJ and Tim Foster IBottom Rightj. 3- A,- 1' V-1'-fa 'W'sve... 'f .hw ..f.xA pax nd' 'rv ' XM . 1 S , img.. , - , -- , 5 5 . wh? U, , A nr .a, 1, A : 34 f7f' Qff:i'-1f 7?3ii5 547 i ' - E i H ' X2 75 .fffhf 1 ' N - I , I 7? PM Jqkf-ff.--X..- XW,,, x. i ,,. h 1 .x , yi, 515. .-A-42 . .. . W 5, hw Q f , A , - If bsggx L pgrgqxt, :ini D r X X 2 K' . . 16 '- ., . Q , -X , A , W, 1 xc f f i rl k ,gf W ' M 7 1 ix O' 4,---, f ' f i . M Q 'Y . f N3 t A , Q 1 . -' , - ,, . A - .. I.. W A 'YQ 1 'IJ-5 11: V1 ruff! ' gif any ' nav' r...4,',, ku W X A M lx 5 . 1 .v-A 5 'Q i ,Til ' '52 1--.fi A 'I-gun It ,Q ,uv li- Q' '9!!vf 'k .1 wr , .f fy gg...1,4,g Q .V V.. A A fx M' 1 M . .1 lgfx' - ' ' 'lah M 1 ,, ,X ,rkx Prospects dim as golfers start drive for links division crown If the boys' golf team pros- pects were as bright as their new shirts, things would in- deed be looking up for the linksters. BOYS GOLF CLUB: lLoWer Leftli FRONT ROW: jim Quinn, Scott Fader, Mitchell Hudak, Kevin Der- rick, Dean Badger, Kent Sawtelle, Doug Youngberg. ROW 2: Coach Gerald Hicks, Greg Saboeiro, Dave Rizzo, Pat Reser, jim Overfield, Bry- an Buckholtz, Mark Berry. Maryvale pins its hopes for a good golf season on Dave Rizzo tFar Upper Lefti, Greg Saboeiro lUpper Leith, jim Quinn lLeftJ, Bryan Buckholz lAbove Leftl, lim Overfield lUpper Rightl, and Pat Reser lLower Rightl. 4 .ll As it is, Coach jerry Hicks will depend on a mixture of vete- rans and youth to carry the team and when this happens, it usually signals a poor sea- son. However, if the young- sters come through as some- times happens, the Panther swingers could be tough by the end of the season just in time for the division and state tournaments where everything is decided. Valleys hurt peaks, Cats finish 12-10 -II-I--I 111111 1 1 ,emi DL -L 1 ,1 I I I ' 1 1 1 1 1 . .1 li 1 1 1 1 1 1 I llllllllsl I' 11111 M 1 The varsity basketball season was one marked with a lot of peaks and valleys. The Pan- thers pulled together the sec- ond half of the regular sea- son to gain a respectable 12-10 record and a berth in the Phoenix Union High School division playoffs. VARSITY BASKETBALL! lAb0VelZ FRONT ROW: Arnold Harraway, Carlos Fierros, Glen Anglin, Ray Ellison, Dave Weaver. ROW 2: Man- ager David Buell, Scott Green, Duane Wooten, Charles Hames, Steve Dean, Manager Chris Krystek. ROW 3: Coach Kent Raley, Chris Dedmon, Tom Haggerty, Tom Green, Dave Nunez, Coach Daryl Franz. Guard Carlos Fierros drives the line for a basketb against Tempe in the first game of the year lOppo- site Pagel. Maryvale opened the season with a 61-51 win over Tempe, but Moon Valley ended a 28-game losing streak in the second game of the season, 42-39. The Panthers then fell to Glendale 56-45 and wiped out West 53-31 but a fourth period rush against Alhambra fell short 72-67. The Panthers next beat Carl Hayden, lost to Phoenix Union and in one of the most exciting games of the year, beat Camelback on a 20-foot jump shot by David Weaver with three seconds left in the game. Entering League B play, the 1,-- L 1 l ' I 1 1 l l l .L .Lf l l l l l l I L Cats hosted the East Long- horns and were beaten 51-44 even though they trailed by only one point in the fourth quarter and missed several chances to go ahead. Mary- vale beat Paradise Valley 59-58 on a free throw by Carlos Fier- ros, with eight seconds left. They lost to Central and South before getting on the winning track again by destroying North 84-53. They, then, dropped their twelfth straight game to East, 54-44. Maryvale scored one of the more stunning upsets of the season when they handed third-ranked St. Mary's only its third loss in 19 games, 64-58. The season came to an abrupt asW 'Ili' du-6.3, rs gi : ' 71 ' ' Q 1 , r I 4 A Q. N Q-'vi f,--..,..,. f,,,,, 'E-' woe- i p M HSM WILL. E E I 'ARYVM 32 IARYVII ISSN, MRY' , RYvAu N I ke Panthers end season in first divisional game IUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL: LTopI: Front Row: Philip Sawyer, Mike Randon, Pat Corbin, Dan Kelly. Row 2: Coach Raley, jon Wright, Oliver Harris, Scott Hergen- roether, David McGeary, Harold Ratliffe, Kevin Gunkel, Ken Humph- ries, Manager Pat Kelly. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: LCenterI: Front Row: Coach Osborn Shackelford. Row 2: Greg Nickens, Arnold Ware, Robert Blean, Mike Koppes, Otis Ratliffe, Blake Stewart. Row 3: Rich Alcocer, Louie Garcia, Jimmie Howard, Dan- ny Drane, Eddie Marichalar, Dwane Weaver, Manager Todd Dennis. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: fB0ttOmI: Front Row: Wendall Barr, Anthony Davis, David Christenson, Scott Graves, Rex Lamb, Mike jenkins. Row 2: Coach Frank Madura, Mike Negri, Mark Harper, Earl Kendall, Rusy Green, Don Brown, Mark Koppes, Roger Morris, Tom Green LUpper LeftI uses height, Coach Franz glares tLower Leftl, and Steve Dean tCenterI a soft touch to pro- duce a winning season. VARSITY BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD MHS OPPONENT 61 TEMPE 51 39 MOON VALLEY 42 45 GLENDALE 56 53 WEST 31 67 ALHAMBRA 72 58 MESA 45 56 BROWNE 45 58 ALHAMBRA 62 73 CARL HAYDEN 64 55 PHOENIX UNION 59 53 BROWNE 43 49 CAMELBACK 47 44 EAST 51 59 PARADISE VALLEY 58 43 SOUTH 50 48 CENTRAL 54 84 NORTH 53 44 EAST 54 64 ST. MARY'S 58 60 SOUTH 70 61 CENTRAL 46 83 NORTH 51 70 ALHAMBRA 87 Q ,wx 2 A 4 Siqueiros named AAU All-American The number four just happens to be a lucky number for Coach Rick johnson. He came to Maryvale four years ago VARSITY AND IUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLING: lAboveli FRONT ROW: Steve Walter, David Si- queiros, Dennis Sanders, Gilbert Valle, Gordon Williams, Carlos Llanos. ROW 2: jack Housley, Lee Wilke, Stuart Cutting, Craig Beyers, Chris Adams, Scott jarvis, Richard Steggs. ROW 3: Phil Langums, Bob Sumner, David Rasmussen, David Rudd, jeff Roberts, Coach Rick johnson, Ernesto Hernandez, Mark Fallon, Manager Bruce Peck, Ron Nuffer, Ricki Schilling. Lee Wilke pins opponent in divisional play- offs tTopl and accepts Phoenix division tournament trophy lCenter Leftl. In a JV match, Marty Shepard patiently waits for the whistle lCen- ter Leftl. jack Housley receives the award for first place in the heavy- weight category at the divisionals tLower Leftl. Mark Fallon demon- strates his style with an East wrestler tLower Rightl. and had two four-lettermen on a wrestling team that went 10-0 for the dual meet season and set a state record by win- ning the divisional meet with 212 points. The team finished third in state, and the four-lettermen wound up state champions. They were Lee Wilke and jack Housley. David Siqueiros placed second at state. The team also wrestled in the Chaparral Invitational in Las Vegas where they pulled down a third place and placed fourth in the Peoria Invit- ational. Housley and Siqueiros both won championships and Housley was named outstand- ing wrestler at both meets. Maryvale qualified ten men for state at the Phoenix Di- visional Championship Tournament with five firsts, three seconds, one third and one fourth. Division cham- pions were Siqeiros, Gordon Williams, Richard Steggs, Lee Wilke and Housely. Dave Rudd, Stuart Cutting and Mark Fallon placed second while Gilbert Valle and Mike Kaml got third and fourth, respectively. Wilke won the 191 pound championship at State and Housely took the heavyweight crown. Siqueiros placed sec- ond. All three were special. Housley's performance al- lowed him to finish the sea- son with a perfect 26-0 rec- ord. Wilke also earned the Champion of Champions award when he defeated champions in all classes at the tournament. Siqueiros was .-.-......, lil, ' ,A,.'4me.. .. Q S --. - W :V N'-4 qvf Q--v .naman-asf afi --HQ.. S. . x I sm Wfffw 3 ,,,,f, ,, , Wrestlers set State standard of 272 points David Rudd's pin is checked for validity by a referee in a meet with Carl Hayden tTop Lefti. Mike Kaml is checked for illegal holds in the referee position tBottom Leftl. Mark Fallon attempts to pin his man in the East match CTop Rightl. Scott jarvis grapples with Carl Hayden wrest- ler iCenter Rightb. Lee Wilke turns his opponent over for another pin CBottom Righti. recognized at the tournament as he was named an AAU All- American because of his per- formance at the National lun- ior Olympic Championship Tournament in Memphis last summer. I feel this is the best season I have had as a coach, said johnson, but I wish we could have won State. Mesa won the championship with 94 points, Tucson Sunny- side was second with 86 while Maryvale mustered 83. -sp .- L lg l' Z ,NG , f ,,..- .ff , HL ,.-S --...L..L.k.... ..... l 53,51 Y 51154. I ,Q w if-by jack Housley Outstanding at Chaparral Invitational FROSH WRESTLING: lAboveJ: FRONT ROW: Robert McGonigle, Gerald Hicks, Steve Young, Tim Maynes, Harry McGivney, Scott Reeves, ROW 2: Todd Becker, Scott Schultz, Lee Traylor, Gustovo Valle, Bob Price, Micheal Goss, Gary Grimes, Ray Morrison, ROW 3: Coach Robert Brodt, Roy Hooper, joseph La Cavera, james Hallen, Scott Haymaker, Bob Warner, Coley Boyce, Larry Schilling, Jimmie Polenske, Brian Stutzenberg, Rich- ard Ross, Manager Lindsay Mad- dock. Lee Wilke awaits the referee's whistle to pin his opponent tUpper Lefti, and shows off the trophy our team earned at the divisional games held at Browne tTop Rightl. Gilbert Valle struggles to keep his man down lLower Leftl. The referee keeps a close eye on the shoulders of Stuart Cutting's opponent tLower Centerb. Aftslf J f Volleyball team amasses 9-2 record for season ln its second year as a varsity sport, the volleyball team fin- ished 9-2 on the season, run- ner-up at the Arcadia tourna- ment and lost to West in the division tourney. Teresa Youngberg was named to the division tournament all-state first team, while Shel- ly jenkins and Liz Salyer made the second team. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL: ROW 'lt Melanie Bochman, Shelly jenkins, Teresa Nowak, Twyla Beck. ROW 2: Karen Masterman, Ginger Messick, Connie Goss, Miss Bostrom. ROW 3: Hilde Barnett, Glenna Koppes, Liz Salyer, Teresa Youngberg. LV. VOLLEYBALL! ROW 'li Sherri Hough, Christie Williamson, Kelly Pinnick, Pam Erwin. ROW 2: Miss Bostrom, Gedvani jiminez, Carolyn Schuster, Amy Hergenroether, Teresa Romero. ROW 3: Danna Lynn, Cindy Hempel, Pat Ryan, Nan Haggerty, Malta Martin. Varsity Volleyball M.H.S. 0 2 2 2 'I 2 2 2 2 2 2 Scoreboard OPPONENT SCORE ALHAMBRA 2 PHX. UNION 0 BROWNE 0 CAMELBACK 'I ALHAMBRA 2 CARL HAYDEN 0 NORTH 0 EAST 1 PRESCOTT 0 SOUTH 0 CENTRAL 1 t M745 r X 1 Catlett, Dooley take second in division doubles play VARSITY BADMINTONI ROW 1: Lynne Hardy, Robin Dierks, jill Threllfall. ROW 2: DeEtte Catlett, Carla Marshall. ROW 3: Kitty Doo- ley, Diane Dooley. j.V. BADMINTONI ROW 1: Sallie Zeugner, Susan Meza. ROW 2: Sandy Wiltcher, Violet Quilente, Maureen Lynch., ROW 3: Nancy Arrendondo, Karen Ebert, Sam Poque. The badminton team broke even on its season as they fin- ished with six wins and six losses. The doubles team of De Ette Catlett and Diane Dooley won second place in the division tournament and qualified for state, but lost to a tough Mesa pair in that tournament. Bad- minton is also in its second year. f . . t . .,,5!9, 5, TSI - L ggi-mam, ,L .. ...TQ V. I S L 5-I lr! X. 'ft . Qi A fx? ms Q if.. I 'f A x sms Lg fi T at . tif if 2? ff rf 5 y . Q. Vw! A Jizz- . I W. a ,,. f' ' - mm 1 f I -N f- -' . b,-V ,I tx V .4 yi. I Y., , L fi ' ,L,A I f-a 'S l L' I 53 .5 L at . I it .L 5 fi , Ly 1 1' ' tain. 4, , 1 'A,, - , ' t S , .. I at Distaff netters enter West Invitational GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS: LTop Leftit FRONT ROW: Hilde Barnett, Glenna Koppes, Shelly jenkins. ROW 2: Lisa Derrick, Maureen Lynch, Debbie Lynn. GIRLS IV TEN- NIS: tCenterD: FRONT ROW: Susan Meza, Donna Bailey, Vicki Freeman, Chris Adams. ROW 2: Amy Lee, Kelley Reed, Patty Gough, Danna Lynn, Dawn Lavbrecht, Sponsor Ida Stine. GIRLS FROSH TENNlS.' LBot- tom Leftbz FRONT ROW: Eileen Hornung, Donna Bailey. ROW 2: Darla Curley, jackie Brown, Sue Young, Shelia O'Connell, Debbie Meyers, ROW 3: Sponsor Larry Yule, Sharon Meyers, Theresa Dorsey, Lisa Wold, Suzanne Kowalenke, Mana- ger Lisa Derrick. Demonstrating the feminine touch in tennis, Maureen Lynch gently lobs one over tOp- posite Pagel, Hilde Barnett nimbly connects for her volley CTop Rightb, and Shelly jenkins offers a two- fisted return to her opponent tAboveJ. nn W QW , .f,.,,., ,, .fm away. L , .., N., Q + ,m,gx5X..3K,L,,' f . wmsrwuwmunavsntif .. ,Q-5 x J P. V Sn K lwgcswiikkfgxdlf A -,fn 139- ,QA A r Y -f 1, f ' x I - A' 'JV' -.n,n,.,, , , 1' nylon , 2'-f' 1 A A:-vw-vf-.f ,.,.,, ,., . ,, ng, . 43' Afivff A xg-.N -fy gg 3,1 :E BOYS VARSITY TENNlS.' fTop Righthz FRONT ROW: Tony Beram, Chris Flippen, Gary Bechman. ROW 2: Coach George Emmons, Troy Williams, Doug McMains, Ted Fer- guson, Coach Lee Henry. BOYS IV TENNIS! CMiddIe Rightii FRONT ROW: Anthony Shope, Ken john- son, Greg Hynes, jerry Carrasco. ROW 2: Coach Lee Henry, Ray Holt, Craig Hayduke, Steve Smith, Wayne Hardy, Coach George Em- mOnS. BOYS FROSH TENNlS.' lBot- tom Righty FRONT ROW: Coach George Emmons, Danny Hovatter, Todd Dennis, Dennis McMains, Robert Nicoletti, john Burt. ROW 2: Mike Mitchell, Richard Kohler, james Hamill, Steve Frederick, Clay Llewellen, Ray Holt. Tony Barm practices serves during a training session fLeftJ. Troy Williams pre- pares for a service return lBeIowJ. Doug McMains demonstrates the form that gave him his number two standing on the team lRightJ. . wx -s. S ' ,A ,.Ys,fvy-ix w . Q, ,X,N,sL..sT, ENN, - f - ' ' we W X N Vai -xv' ' W- - .C N f-.f-'slfwgwxlwg X Y fx S-X+Qf73f-s'iffQ 'N 2 , Q - N- .- ,Rst vt .T ' Y W4 -It .NxNNN? ..,k N .N XTYY3. ,.kL i,xk.gy if X ' - '.-- ,- . . U xlvuiea -fn -A' - an g --.Q xi -s, N' t -' X ', -.ze fs., s M' xt X N N N V'-if' V if . RNNXNNN N cc NIT, K , , . - Y V S' 1' , ' -.Sf -Q' Nxlsfg-rw., -A ' 'N A . '- my . ,- .f , - x 2 1' ,uv 11' N, l tt.. an Q ti g X ,1L,:ig,,,,,.ff3.,m,C' ' 'J-2 t .-H , -' , , ,--izs htl ' ' D q -. ,L if -,f,,xg. . K, J ' -Y gs. M ,,,ttt,t, ,W Q v-iff' 4- - as I ? R. ' '51'-1fSiW?i?3,.1-55'1Fm,s?gag fe- a t i? -,.f..wiv'i'Sh - 'f.'2es?'?55f4' tg-is if If legs X f - 5- ffrfgg-'? ,.xQ ,y i I , ffegifaixt L ,sg 2-fs, .iGs:.Sgg12,yXfg,,., 5--I gg, ' Qs- -N gm' fqfs.tgN:iiN5.w,'f!C?gK 5 - Qffh' E L:p.xs.2if'i Y' my -s. ,N I .5 BN.- -fs, .tra N 5 , aw, 0, ..,,..,I as ,..,, , ,, ,Y , Wi. Fr Teams make quarter-final at West High Tournament ...............: Team shows improvement in eight track-field events Coach Bev Bostrom's girl's track team was an unknown quantity, but the boys figured to be stronger in eight events according to Coach Ralph Neighbors. Sprinter Dwight jones was singled out for praise by Neighbors: He is probably the fastest sprinter in the State. In addition, Roger Schilling in the discus and shot put, Dick Harkins in the inter- mediate hurdles, Phil Peter- son in the one and two mile- runs, and Beaver Davis in the pole vault were expected to improve the team in their events. Toughest competition for the year was expected to come from East, Westwood and Chandler. ,,.-t ,...,.,,...4 ,. of '.1mt,., -.iq 1-'rf- ':4lQnfp V :ess ir W-E. Y 1 r Q3 il - all air. . ae'-'ft 1. Ai Boys VARSITY TRACK: trar Upper Leftj: Front Row: Mike Nelson, Eric Lawson, jody McNeece, Dick Harkins, Philip Peterson, Mark Greenslit, Lee McCartney. Row 2: Anthony Reagan, jim Lawrence, Carroll Brown, Charles Ratliffe, Dwcifht jones, Faithful Cobbs, jim Ho ges, Ricki Schillin , Randall Dule. Row 3: Coach Railph Neigh- bors, Tom Velas?uez, Richard Eich- erly, Roguer Schil ing, Lee Wilke, jay Kerbaug , jim Marsh, Dave Weaver, Robert Christ, Mike Chriss. GIRLS jR.-SR. TRACK: tFar Lower Leftj: Front Row: Kitty Dooley, Ginger Gothro. Row 2: Glenda Thomas, Kelly Langford, jill Leker, Cindy Morrison. Row 3: Kim Ward, Sandra Pogue, jackie Moody. Row 4: Sheryl Bethel, Karen Masterman, Ginger Messick. Row 5: Kathy Badowski, Coach Beverly Bostrom, Maureen Kennedy. Soaring through the air occupy vaulter Tom Velasquez and high jumper Tammy Trupp tTop Center and Top Rightj, while re- layers Lori Shepard passes the baton to Kathy Badowski tLeftj and milers Phil Peterson and Richard Eicherly lead the pack into the last turn tAboveJ. NW! - 4'E'1' M--N, -M LI 1 :A 'Q HWNKXX' fi -,, X YB L! 'D' Ms i g.. L i 'f P . 255 1 9 a 1 45 Q.. LA l i Sprinter jones 'fastest in state' says Neighbors L 1' . BOYS jV TRACK: lCenter Leftjz Tim Foster, Mike Hedrick, Rex Poppert, john jenkins, Steve Blan, Rick Glauz. Row 2: jeff Schultz, Mike Rael, Matt Santa Maria, Mike Greenslit, Dana Lambert, Carlos de Leon. GIRLS FROSH-SOPH TRACK: lCenter Rightiz Front Row: Amy Hergen- roether, Andrea Brott, Lori Shepard, Lisa Shepard. Row 2: Tammy Trulpp, Carolyn Schuster, Sandy Wiltc er, Marsha Kincheloe, Susan Curia Row 3: Patricia Ryan, Wesgfne Wal - er, Marjorie Philips, Lin a McGill. Row 4: Suzanne Smith, Coach Bev- erly Bostrom, Corrine Cothro, Le Anne Hughett. BOYS FROSH TRACK: lAboveJ: Front Row: john Schuster, Mark Harper, Mickey Santa Maria, Tony jefferson, jonas Rosenthal, Denis Couture, Gerald Hicks, Karl jones. Row 2: Scott Graves, Larry Schilling, Lyndon Traylor, jim Polenske, Scott Reaves, Scott Schulz, Robert Williams. Mary- vale runners know how to finish first as hurdler Dick Harkins lFar Lefti and sprinter Dwight jones, who noses out fellow trackster An- thony Reagon, prove. S' . E .05 ' 4 J S Lx 3 Y w-J Y Ei 5 'Y X .1 5?L..,f.. ,Qs .. sfg vm 4-, P S M12 Ur Q yi -rw -' V , ' . iii, ., w:1':ifgA,. ,L r H . Baseball team hopes ride with Moreno's right arm Coach Gil Trejo's baseball charges hope to ride the strong pitching arm of senior VARSITY BASEBALL' lAbovel: Front Row: Randy Anderson, Glen Ang- lin, james Marichalar, Manuel Vas- quez, Ron Mills. Row 2: Henry Benavidez, Rodney Reed, jackie Hammonds, Larry Moreno, Art Garcia, joe Bedewi, jack Yanovich. Row 3: Coach Gil Trejo, Carl Poole, Steve Smith, Robert Macy, Kris McRae, Tom Haggarty, Matt Smith. Little missed the eye of Coach Gil Trejo while his team was on the field, whether it was pitcher Steve Smith's fast ball, lUpper Leftl Ron Mill's lUpper Centerl getting back to first on a pickoff play or Manuel Vasquez' cut at the ball. Larry Moreno to at least a league championship. Seven of the starting lineup were seniors. Besides Moreno they were Catcher Ron Mills, Second baseman Art Garcia, Shortstop Henry Benavidez, Third Baseman jim Marichilar, Leftfielder Ron Reed and Centerfielder jack Ham- monds. Right field and first base were contested by Bob Macy, Matt Smith, Dan Max- well and Steve Pavoggi. The panthers beat Alhambra and West highs in their first two games of the season. Nd 'n :ij if . ..m..M..,,,M,, .N.,,,,,M.,.,,,,,.,1 , 5- .i-,,,Q - F.: f- -,. - :f.::,-f- + 1 -f v f W ? W Q: ,ffl 5 'H . 3 1 qi -Q , f ' gs Maw - f h .HI , , 'Q ' , 1 4 . 4 L X v.,-.av fa-SGW Z. 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Row 2: Mike Thompson, Wayne Runge, jamie Burrel, Mark Figueroa, Harry Mc- Givney, Louie Melendez, Cary Valenzuela, Coach Osborne Shackelford. Row 3: Scott Hay- maker, Robert Price, Greg Nickens, jim Sears, Lance Donnell. Row 4: jim Young, Bill Burkland, jimmy Howard, Mike Negri, Rusty Kendall, Eddie Marichalar, Mike Vasquez, Tony Lagos. Matt Smith, cheered on by teammate jack Hammonds, gets to the plate before the ball does for another Maryvale score CLower Leftj. Starting pitcher Steve Smith puts the ball into action against Alhambra lNear Leftl. Kris McRae readies for a catch lBottom Centerj. joe Bedewi reaches for the base through the glove of an Al- hambra player tTop Leftj. Softballers lose first two, hang in for 'l'l-6-'I record SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD MHS OPPONENT 3 ALHAMBRA 13 2 CARL HAYDEN 12 14 APOLLO 4 22 PHOENIX UNION 5 5 TREVOR BROWNE 5 10 CAMELBACK 5 21 NORTH 2 10 EAST 9 10 GREENWAY 9 7 WEST ' 8 7 CENTRAL 6 1 SOUTH 3 19 NORTH 0 14 EAST 8 7 CENTRAL 9 10 NORTH 0 3 SOUTH 4 15 CENTRAL 5 VARSITY SOFTBALL: LU er Rightl: Front Row: jill ThrellaLl, Geovani jimenez, Christi Williamson, Mar Goldmeer, Roberta Smith, Sandy Carter. Row 2: Coach Rogelia Holi guin, Karen Hebert, Mel Bochman, Connie Goss, Hilde Barnett, Paula Wilkins, Kathy Murphy, Robin Dierks, Lynne Hardy. IV SOFTBALL: tLower Rightlz Front Row: Robin McKinnon, Chryl Fleishhacker, Lyn- ette Catlett, Sall Zeu ner, Mary Suess, Kathy Neville, Kelli Cameron, Shannon Roberts. Row 2: Coach Charlene Presley, Anita Bascelli, Martie Barnett, Amy Hergenrother, Nan Haggerty, lodi Drake, Danna Lynn, Twyla Beck, Laura Boden, Delia Barrientos. 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ROW 3: Cliff McConigle, Warlito Evangelista, Brent Gilchrist, Armando DeLeon, Mike Whelan, lim Stidham. ROW 4: Don Hamill, Sponsor Richard Schilling. While Cliff McConigle and Dan Whelan lFar Leftb show perfect form on the still rings, Bill Weir does a floor exercise routine tUpper Centerl and stretches his toes toward the ceiling from the parallel bars tLeftJ. Dan also doubles on the sidehorse, lLow- er Centeri. , , 5 . ' X F ..... , Q .izil ' - A . '1 ,N I -N A---.--7A., S-, i as dur' as 1 -ur ...uc .- .n tv: vnu: --n S 4 , o 4 ,nn uf' 1, v 1 'M 1 ,Wx ff wlfgi lik ., X C' f' 4 L s 2 iw .sv- ,M . ,-. N For pie throws. For meetings after school. For trips to Philadelphia. For candy sales. For deadlines during Christmas vacation. For ORGANIZATIONS. I For field trips to Rocky Point. For pondering King's Gambits. For sponsors like Mrs. Thoreen. For speech 1- contests. For it Christmas concerts. For you. 'i f7.'5?'vQl Government acquires new room, sponsor, constitution Student government took on a whole new look this year, in triplicate. Along with many other groups, student government spent much time waiting for t eir new quarters from which to govern. They finally moved into the remodeled security room on the south side of the library. Another change saw Dorann Thoreen replace Richard Kemper as sponsor. The biggest change as far as student life was concerned was the institution of the new constitution which replaced student senate with the asso- ciated student council. Club and class representatives along with class and student body officers meet together to give more even representa- tion. Dick Harkins, jim Gaffin and Linda Saldana lLeftJ direct lumberjacks to the finish line during homecoming week. jim and Dick play one pota- to lCenter Leftl. STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: lEar Leftl Row 1: Connie Goss, jerri Allen, Duff Galda, joyce Szymanski. Row 2: Bill Frank, Dick Harkins, jim Hutchison. STUDENT COUNCIL: lAbovel Row 1: Mike Fong, Gail Woods, Dawn Carter, jerri Allen, jim Hutchison, joyce Szpmanski, Linda Saldana, Row 2: Bil Frank, jim Gaffin, Sponsor Dor- ann Thoreen, Duff Galda, Connie Goss, Dick Hawkins, Dee Dee Crook. Panthorian staff recruits females for cheerleaders The yearbook staff, following the precedent set last ear, was dominated by peoplle of the male persuasion. lt suf- fered from many of the same Eroblems listed in last year's ook, but the dominance was so gjreat this year that a new pro lem arose: the lack of feminine companionship dur- ing those long, cold, deadline nights. This problem, as all others, was brainstormed by the staff. Most of the ideas were too obscene to print. Few of the others were practical. , -c . A Finally, it was decided that since the Panthorian staff is much like an athletic team, they should recruit a team of cheerleaders to urge them on to meet their goals. And that is why students leav- ing the basketball game on the night of january 28 heard the following emanating from the publications room: Write that headline! Siss! Boom! Bah! Meet that deadline! Rah! Rah! Rah! Photographers have to be watched or they suffer from darkroom lag. Symptoms of this rare disease are exhibited by Tim Silbaugh lFar Up- per Left! and Troy Williams tUpper Leftl. In Tim's case, it is a fascination for light of any kind. In Troy's, it is a mania to carry girls to the darkroom, in this case, Tami Olsen. Only Editor Mike Bass lLeft Center! and Advisor Earl Stinson lkightl could keep the wierd crew at Far Left at work and happy. They are Nick Barry, Alison Silbaugh, Troy Williams, Pat Satter- field, Mark Carlson, Tim Silbaugh, Chuck Chesser, Mary Leggin, Kathy Robinson, Tami Olsen. Front Row: Mike Bass. Unfortunately, newspaper production was done during fourth hour and staffers took advantage of the snackbar rather than write stories. These people and their whim- sical descriptions are jeff Messner, related to his father, love spreader Brenda Lowe, ad manager Mark Carlsong super serious and sober sports editor Armando De Leon, rich Lynn Rikas, latecomer Steve Criscione, fantastically gifted and handsome Richard Pow- ers, charming and precocious Ron Dicksong Pat lbut you can call me Patl Satterfield, and gifted Tim Gift. Which one is the sucker? Advisor Earl Stin- son KRight2 enjoys his. Enjoy- ment was paramount on the staff and Lynn Rikas enjoyed looking at the camera and sit- ting on Richard Powers' lap. Sometimes, things were seri- ous as jeff Messner lCenter Rightj and Richard and Ron Dickson KLower Right? prove. tg, m..ft.fs. ,su .,,,4-f 'N,Mv, fx 01,0 Y L 4 u 'Tracks' staff adds interest with whimsey With an editor with the puck- ish sense of humor of Ron Dickson, it was inevitable that a column devoted to whimsy would delight the readers of Panther Tracks this year. Called Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow the column used Mesabic irony, hot cross puns, and awful alliteration to make Muhammed mountains into anthills. Among the weighty problems the column reduced to ashes were Panther football, new educational programs, con- struction Cor the lack of ith, Mr. Salt, Thespians, Welcome Back Kotter, security, fresh- man orientation, Poms, Cheers, student government, and Panther Tracks. Of course, the newspaper contained other material, some of it news, but that was soon forgotten. Whimsy lives on. U iXlLf.Q'ifi5NN B ,A B .- g . 3- r 1 O f 11 sf-ltr.. . N A ' PM .:. x 1 's -Q M - .. N W In C 'QQ k'x'. .-5 5 Q :Y Q X, i..jis,':,i-i , W . Neg, 3. in f J. s X -S-if af.. ,- N - -K' - ss. 1 ai . es. 4J,,X . 1 Band collects fun memories in Philadelphia Front Row: Judy Mickle, Dan Leg- gin, Sheri Hall, Tim Suess, Diane Becker. Row 2: Cathy Akin, Dori Kessinger, Jeannie Sigars, Vickie Allen, Nancy Redland, Jeanette Walker, Diana Hallen, Jeanna Hodges, Crystal Brott, Becky Coker, ..,l. H, cv- X. X X. x Teri Bohlmeyer, Becky Cook. Row 3: Elizabeth Thompson, Lori Cook, Kelly May, Leslie Carter, Joan Craeff, Mary Jo Becker, Kelli Hopkins, Tracy Hanna, Bruce Gallagher, Melody Ryan, Adele May, Lori Ryons, Jamie Gregory, Holly Cierard, Ruth Ann t C ,,,,a,,M ,mv 1-my-maj -. , , y,t.gt,f ,, .t33l,stii.s....a- Vwwmv A 9-1S+iellQ sf'il6'WUf-i7 'Lf A W' A Lopez, Sandy Carter, Tammy Down- an. Row 4: Rhondi Allen, Kim Ku- behl, Bonnie Young, Marcy Morey, Twyla Beck, Ricky Peterson, Nathan Klinger, john Lemaster, Tom Lynn, Christy Keegan, De Ette Catlett, Pete Sorrells, David Allen, Chris Dabrow- X ski, jeff Hartgraves, joe Downey, john Kessler, Sue Akin. Row 5: Tony Sarsam, Gary Connolly, Scott Rod- gers, Richard Seidelman, jeff Down- ey, james Patterson, Brad Volkmann, Stuart Bechman, David Cook, james Brinegar, Bob Campbell, jenny 'I' 5. Marks, Mike Kaml. Row 6: Beutly Stanfield, Steve Ruiz, Robert Wil- liams, Cary Bechman, Ed Burton, David Boatright, jerry Kessler, Den- ny Sorrells, Chuck Booth, Director Robert Connolly, Majorette Rose Cannon. E' Ar le 1 1 x ll' s. vi' 'T' 4156 J -1, 5' ll .......' . ,., ,-, , 3' fx n , .N KN . 'AN 45 ' 5 .Q ' . A Q in ,J 1 - ww., vc., V up V , 1 ,,,g-,,, W . W X., ,f '74 .H 4 r ,4 f I Q ,fx - , 4 1. K-.Sy -.si 1 . . , fm- - Q- . ,. lv , .f Q 1- Q ' 1 Yule assembly features carols by orchestra CONCERT ORCHESTRA: Front Row: Susan Clufli Barbara Leggin, Margaret Thomas, Lisa Shepard, Daniel Leggin, ludith Mickle, Kath- erine Marks, Ricky Peterson, Robert Uhrig, Lori Shepard: Row 2: Keith Carlson, Tina Larson, Armando Al- varado, Gregory Piper, Mary Leggin, jamie Gregory, Keith Lindsey, Mary Becker, Ann Marie Mickle, Terri Austin, Phillip Vasile, Philip Peter- son, Row 3: Peggy Nielsen, Linda McGill, Robert Skaggs, Tamara Clark, Diane Thill, Eddie Sorolis, Helene Novak, Van johnson, Bruce Gallagher, Diane Gallagher, Brad Rucker, jennifer Marks, Row 4: Stewart Hall, Cherie Hall, Robert Papineau, Bryon Weaver, Ratmont Dumont. --'A .ns u., .X nt. Y L 'T li ji, . 'VQQQQA msg . .:'U'?:f -,--...F 51 -si 'K' we-u........,, ,M 'J i A-, 7' ' Qs Sl FEE Elf. P -'- Carus becomes director of choruses CONCERT CHOIR: lUpper Leftl Front Row: Cheryl Nichols, Rhonda Meyer, Linnea Dameron, Scottie Lindsey, jennifer Stout, jeana Hod- ges. Row 2: Diane Alcocer, Dana Morales, Cindy Keller, jill Baker, Dee Ann Kindall, Cindy Dunn, Bobbi Ryals. Row 3: Marian Rodri- guez, Tracy Fulton, Brenda Dastrup, David jones, Mike Dehe, Mary Rumley, Debbie Allred, Director Sue Carus. Row 4: Margaret Year- ack, Nan McMillan, Gayle judd, Tom Hamill, Ginger Messick, Donna Rossi, Curt Cross. Row 5: Naomi Schmidt, Kris Carrillo, jim Brinkin, Frank jeffries, jerry Capocy. Row 6: jeann Gast, Arlene Augustus, Tanya Nolan, jim Dunahee, Lawson Atkins, David Brantley, Marilyn Schrenkel, Karen Dehe. Row 7: Louann Bumba, Carol Woodson, Martin Gast Den- nis Caudle, Kathy Grimm, Ruthanne Lopez, Row 8: Brian Kirk, Sueanne Brasch, jim Hodges, Roger Schilling, jim Skeens, Steve Burgener, Aurora Beers, Curt Fischel. ADVANCED GIRLS CHORUS: lLower Left? Front Row: Peggy Saunders, Anita Marsh, jean Abrahamson, Debbie Hajek, Elizabeth McCumber. Row 2: Carla Haeton, Mark Riley, Director Sue Carus, Mary jackson. Row 3: julie Cornell, Karen Grill. BEGINNING GIRLS CHORUS: IAboveJ Front Row: Wendy Custar, Eileen Fenner, jay Cancilliere, Lisa Cancilliere, Lisa Cryer, Trudy Koches, joey Greco. Row 2: Director Sue Carus, Laura Boden, Angel Buehrer, Lori Don- nell, Laurie Fields, Sandra Miller. Row 3: Shannon Ward, Bernice Carol Dawkins, Dee Buchkowski, Mintz. Row 4: Deborah Dyke, Mari- lyn Baggs, Dianna Hall, Susan Cury, jennifer Riche, Patricia Sears. Row 5: Susan Ranft, Tracy Patryas, janie Richardson, Kari Amarosso Kath- leen Hansen, Sandy Wiltcher. Students bring music, dance to community MODERN DANCE: lFar Upper Rightiz FRONT ROW: Nora Richard- son, Melanie Dantoni, Sandra Fong, Bettsy Barrett, Troy Becker, Beth Boston. ROW 2: Kim Williamson, Dolores Sumouske, Lisa Fox, Cindy Spurlin, Bonnie Van Curen, Fran Weaver, jill Leker. ROW 3: Shelley Todd, Brenda Ratliffe, Kim Hacker, Annette Galan, Stephanie Amsden, Mitzi Thompson, Norma Bollinger. ROW 4: Teresa Tryon, Ann Wight- man, Mary Lynn Lee, Deanna Da- virro, Tamera Nelson. INTER- MEDIATE ORCHESTRA: lFar Lower Righti FRONT ROW: Mary jarczyk, Maria Pickle. ROW 2: Melchor Apodaca, Carol Dabill, Daniel Brine- gar, Kathryn Lemley, joe Davidson. VARSITY BAND MAIORETTEI lLeftlZ Rose Gannon 'T-sf -- -sk.. K ,QS - Q., ini' X N I A O, N X ,. , l, , , A W 1 Cadet Major Dawn Carter commands unit BATTALION EXECUTIVE OFFICER: tUpper Leftl Cadet Captain Kevin Lawrence. BATTALION COM- MANDER: Cadet Major Dawn Car- ter, COLOR GUARD: tLower Leftlz Front Row: David Capocy, Matthew Schulot, David Kent, Michael Akers, Karen Matheny, Charles Akers, Dennis Caudle, Mike Phillips, Susan Morningstar. ROTC STAFF: fUpper Righty: Front Row: Paul Stears, Row 2: Dianne Kingston, Dawn Carter, Carol Zimmerman, Row 3: Kevin Lawrence, jeff Nemnich, RANGERS: tLower Rightb: Front: Wayne Cheng, Don Wright, Eddie Conn, Larry Dickson. Row 2: Paul Stears, jeff Nemnich, Rory Lynne, Chuck Akers, Mark Abrams. Row 3: Don MacFar- lane, Martin Labpe, Rick Nolan, Mike Akers. rx' 5 . 'fiig 5. Y 1 Yv V D 1 1. 9 A fe!! Lx. 0 Q Q i, Q s ,, rf A 'fy . '9' , f 7 ,555 m Q I f ' A,-F., 4 , ,. A y 4, :Q A A A , 'ji' 621' - A 1 V f 79 ' v 1 ' 5- ' 1399 .. T -, 3 4 P T sf? A AA J, -iz - A 1 fx . f if , 4 , , -5 A 44 QA ,. A A - , xx . W L if -. -- ' ' iiffm F ' Y' 1 1:9 P AA EQ 5, v . 2 lf 1,, fr M 31'-0-I R W 1.2 1 f . ,. ff is nk Sergeant Carney builds solid Corps A COMPANY: fBelowJ: Front Row: Susan Morningstar, Brian jones, jeff Micke, Sherry Cutting, David Capocy, David Kent, Dennis Caudle, Scott Lambdin. Row 2: Matt Schuldt, Mark johannsen, Robert Dunahee, Tanya Nolan, Don Mac- Farlane, Carl Colvin, Elizabeth Car- cia, john jarvis. Row 3: Chuck Akers, Rick Nolan, Cindy Denzine, Mike Akers, jim Overfield, Mitchell Cab- bert, Kevin Nelson. Row 4: Debra Prouty, Bob McKenzie, Mike Stark, Martin Lampe, Mikel Phillips, Her- bert Crow, Timothy Neuberger. 'IST PLATOON, B COMPANY: tUpper Rightbz Front Row: Tim Akers, William Blenn, Dan Hardy, Don Wright, William Haywood. Row 2: Debbie Reynolds, james Hamill, jim Lowrence, Larry Dickson, Wayne Cheng. Row 3: Ida Russell, Steven Embree, Karen Matheny, leanne Cast. Row 4: Mark Adams, Kim Imes, David Scott, Lori Barnes, Ar- mand Lawson. Row 5: Dawn Carter, William Schmidt, Lorna Stewart, lace Cherry. ZND PLATOON, B COM- PANY: tLower Rightlz Front Row: Travis Stewart, Rex Bullard, Danny Hovatter, Danny Lango, Ronald Kline, Row 2: Mark Stamper, Danny Worthen, Tom Thorn, Michael johannsen, Shane Engstrom, Rory Lynne. Row 3: Mark Machemer, Arlene Augustus, Keith Carlson, William Ford, Thomas Byrd. Row 4: Phillip Holmes, Thomas Atkins, Deb- bie Chunn, Pat Kelly, Kenneth johannsen, Russell Williams. i Wx ROTC monopolizes Phoenix honors 'IST PLATOON, C COMPANY LUpper Leftjx FRONT ROW: Mark Abrams, Pat Edwards, Carlos Nan- din. ROW 2: Ce-Ce Veach, Lori Noll, Susan Prouty, Randall Smith. ROW 3: Sandy Smithson, Pat Hoeb- bel, Rick Droody. ROW 4: David Brantley, Tony Fleischman, Michael Plantz, jim Mahlen. ZND PLATOON, C COMPANY: LLower Leftjz FRONT ROW: Debbie Hendricks, Rose Dyke, Tony Sesma, Leonard Best, jim Stamper. ROW 2: Doug Smith, Steve Mack, Tim Padgett, Debbie Dyke, joni McCauley, David Thompson, Randy jones. ROW 3: Pat Stark, jeff Bremer, joe Clatone, Eddie Conn, Mike Crosedose, Bob Paulsen. MEN'S DRILL TEAM. tBelowD: FRONT ROW: Carlos Nan- din, Timothy Neuberger, Kevin Nel- son, Rez Bullard, Tony Sesma. ROW 2: William Haywood, David Dent, Matt Schuldt, Scott Lambdin. ROW 3: Dennis Caudle, David Capocy, Francis lmes, james Mahlen, Dana Skvarek. Poms march with band in Bicentennial Parade Under the direction of Blanche Berry, the Poms did their precision dancing after every Panther touchdown during the football season, which forced them to do an awful lot of dancing. They also helped develop skits for the pep assembly as well as perform at those assem- blies. The Poms accompanied the band on its trip to Philadel- phia and marched in the Bi- centennial parade. They also entertained crowds at home basketball games during time-outs. POM PONS: lLower Rightl: FRONT ROW: jenny Gentry, Laura Swingler, Brenda Ratlifi Tami Clark, Brenda Lowe. ROW 2: Mary Lynn Lee, Bon- nie Van curen, Ann Whiteman, Cin- d Burruel, Joyce Beal, Missy Par- Y rinello, Bonnie Burch. N iv' 101 i v a ' 9 1 1, WV. ,l X , x g, - QJ-Fx 3 r 1. , Wy x .xkk 7 sq? sf xv? .'i .K .QM nu' xjf SX? K .. X, J J . D. 4 Q,.f ESM. ' t . 1 J 1 x H, 'eh . . K . wi lx N W 'YQ , J' xx '-U13 an to -v-M 'T-.x X 9 'ws QT , -KQWSQT? . H S ?f'i'.1i N ,,i,-ti ki, Tails fi' r .. W X s ff-if .Elia '- ' ' 7 .- . .Z ,Situ X N' 2. rftylviiggaug, '-get 5 .1 52. v259if,.r F95 - 't ' . K L ' rf T E-.1.--1' ffi55's'.Qz'Q' . A. . ' ' - - flffiif ' . A 1 Cheers win 'Spirit Stick' distinction Besides their regular duties of cheering Maryvale's ath- letic team, the varsity cheers VARSITY CHEERLEADERS: lLOWer Rightl: FRONT ROW: julie Clark, Kelly Langford. ROW 2: lean Sala- din, jill Leker. ROW 3: Fran Weaver, Annette Calan. ROW 4: Jerri Allen, Kelly Langford. this year delivered goodies to those same athletes during classes on game days. They al- so served soft drinks to the teams after practice. The cheers were the ones who bore the brunt of the work and acting at pep assemblies. Before school ever started, the cheerleaders were win- ning awards. At the Kachina Summer Camp for cheerlead- ers, they won the camp's Award of Excellence. They al- so got the camp's Spirit Stick for being the peppiest cheer lines attending. Seniors jerri Allen and Carol Hawley were asked to return as counselors for the camp next summer. jayvees, Pep, Pantherettes assist in spirit l.V. CHEERLEADERS: fRightl: FRONT ROW: Patty Lyons. ROW 2: Erica Parker, Lisa Shepard, juanita Flores. ROW 3: Rozanne Brooks, Sabrina Puhr. PEP CLUB: tFar Upper Leftbz FRONT ROW: Yolande Fischer, Diane jimenez, Colleen Woolgar, Kim Ward, Michelle Kodz, Sponsor Bob Brodt. ROW 2: jenny Stout, Peggy Saunders, Kerri Kerns, Roseanne Robinson, Shirley Salazar, Vickie Sharpe. ROW 3: Kathy Howell, Rhonda Lowe, Terri Wyrick, Felica Whitehead, Alison Silbaugh, Tim Silbaugh. ROW 4: Cheryl Nichols, Michael Garrison, Tina So- bolowski, Becky Dillmore, Carolyn Spraque, jenny Wilhelm, Patti Mair. ROW 5: Marjie Phillips, Mike West, Lou Ann Bumba, Wendy Custar, Denise Lawrence, Denise Jimenez, jamie Helton. ROW 6: Susan Bush- nell, Terri Cooper, leane Eggleton, judy Wilds, Karen Dehe, Melinda Dropick, Christy Berry, Letha Clark. PANTHERETTES: fFar Lower Leftl: FRONT ROW: Cathy Cornelius, joyce Szymanski, Linnea Demaron, Michele Kodz, Sue Walter, Darby Galda. ROW 2: Carol Woods, Ronda Meyer, Tami Herrick, Tami Ander- son, Carrie Eggert, Sponsor Phyllis Hruza. + W I johnson named Girl 's League Formal Queen ClRL'S LEAGUE CABINET: lRigl'1tJ: FRONT ROW: Rhonda Meyer, Dar- by Galda. ROW 2: Barbara Woolley, Lynda Shell, Teresa Tryon. CIRL'S LEAGUE COUNCIL: lBeloWl: FRONT ROW: Tracy Fulton, Sue Ann Brasch, Rhea Kvool, Darby Gal- da. ROW 2: Rhonda Meyer, Barbara Woolley, Lynda Shell, Teresa Tryon. 4-:r johnson named Girl 's League Formal Queen ClRL'5 LEAGUE CABINET: lRightJI FRONT ROW: Rhonda Meyer, Dar- by Galda. ROW 2: Barbara Woolley, Lynda Shell, Teresa Tryon. CIRL'5 LEACUE COUNCIL: lBeloWD: FRONT ROW: Tracy Fulton, Sue Ann Brasch, Rhea Kvool, Darby Cal- da. ROW 2: Rhonda Meyer, Barbara Woolley, Lynda Shell, Teresa Tryon. 4-1 I.-is AI,:,..5.,,-r':,....s,, xx '!, .fg'f.'f-' -'f.'fa '41-Tiff' 4 Interact performs Community service INTERACT: FRONT ROW: Steph- anie Celiberti, janet Szymanski, Gail Woods, Duff Calda, janice Haws, Darby Calda, Dori Kessinger, joyce Szymanski. ROW 2: Sponsor Don Tacia, Sponsor Richard Kemper, Fran Depalo, Carol Woods, Lynn Thompson, Tom Cammill, Sponsor Clyde Staggs, Sponsor Wayne Kin- dall. ROW 3: Bill Frank, Mary jarczyk, Suzanne Scheer, Cathy Cor- nelius, Carrie Eggert, Pat Kelly, james Lewis. ' . P' ss-f is J ,Pr ,gs Y vi ' K S , A , Eff? ,-flfiffif y , , s Q il. Y - m W'- NZL i?f5LEfQ?fi v F x 1 4, - ., 3 , yfwfk, ,, .K X x X K ' 2 V., 1- xx! If '21 Ev' - ,Qi ., 1 Q9 afxf :px Ji Y DECA, VICA work in sales, industry VICA: CAboveJ: FRONT ROW: Ken Reddix, Debbie Fajardo, Donna Tay- lor, Dede Long, Mike Petters. ROW 2: Steve Grant, Damon Roberts, Randy Ong, Debbie Huser, Spon- sor Larry Yule. ROW 3: Ken Carpen- ter, Ken Deshaff, Brett Olsen, james Varvel, Richard Dickman, Gary Howard, Wayne Kuhns. DISTRIBU- TIVE EDUCATION CLUBS OF AMERICA: lUpper Lefti: FRONT ROW: David Good, Rhonda Meyer, Patti Sanchez, Michele Spidell, Pam Weber, Troy Becker. ROW 2: Mike O'brien, Laura Lockbaum, Betsy Watkins, Russel Cox, Mike Spano. ROW 3: Pam Earley, Betty Zoeller, Angela Baca, Liz Chavez, Connie Buck. ROW 4: Bonnie Austin, Sandy Pritchard, Sue Ann Brasch, Nita Valleriano, Delores Sumouske, Sponsor Barbara Shoaf. DISTRIBU- TIVE EDCUATION CLUBS OF AMERICA: lLower Leftl: FRONT ROW: Sharon Romero, Iacky Greco, Sue Walters, Donna Austin, Pat Wenspuek. ROW 2: Vicki Doss, Pam Stevenson, Laurie Keeling, Carol Butash, Kathy Astrom, Susan Craw- ford. ROW 3: Gary Richwine, Nita Recker, Tim Sysford, Kim Easley, Tammy Olney, Robin Smith, Karen Masterman, Kathy Bettin, Mary Sautter. ROW 4: Teresa Reddix, Paula Domke, Dars Williams, Mary Goldmeer, Lawson Atkins, Karen Dehe, joan Yost. ROW 5: Sponsor David Reading, David Stopp, Pauline Domke, David Fitgerld, Mareland Shinkel, Mike Muncy, Chris Fowler, Sponsor Barbara Shoaf. COE, HERO work, FHA does good F.H.A. LBelowJ Letha Clark, Nan McMillan, jeannette Parks, joanna Barnes, ROW 2: Carol Dabill, Penny Price, Linda Stephenson, Sandy Brewer, Advisor Anna Lou Yancy. COE lUpper Right? FRONT ROW: Elaine Black, Beverly Robertson, Sonja Thomas, julie Lawlor, Becky Duran, Mary States, Terry Backus, Betty Hoover ROW 2: Mrs. Cooper, Leslie Wilson, Rhonda Garner, Kathy Woods. ROW 3: Mima McClelland Wilk, Lori Davis, Luann Walker, Elea- nor Bernal, Vivian Montiel. ROW 4: Karen Candy, Denise Blau, Cathy Chavez. HOME ECONOMICS RE- LATED OCCUPATIONS lLOWer Rightl FRONT ROW: Mark Walters, Lucy Mellema, Diane Kingston, Tina Scheaffer, Barbara Fuzfa, Ray Best. SECOND ROW: Marci Addington, Rosanda Hinojosa, Pia Martinze, Barbara Mansfield, Tami Carter, jenny Owens, Sponsor Alice jones, ROW 3: Kathy Ruppert, Nora Richardson, Christine Darling, Bar- bara Woolley, Kim Williamson, ROW 4: Cheryl Pritchard, Mary Her- genroether, Peggy Neilson, Hilde Barnett, Tami Clifton. '27 sv y si-xl 1 X.J' xv Groups write, speak, attend Model U CREATIVE WRITING: iUpper Rightl' FRONT ROW: Laura Lockbaum, Lynette Hansel, Dion Brauderburg ROW 2: Sponsor Nadine Shimer, Tim Ramsey, Bill Frank, Sponsor Pa- trecia Middleton. SPEECH SQUAD . ---.. ,,,,,,V :fi 5 avr lLOWer Rightjt FRONT ROW: Bill Frank, jane Nicoletti, janet Ander- son, Greg Hynes, Mike Traylor. ROW 2: Cheryl Hill, jeana Hokges, jay jones, Lance Gulseth, Sponsor Nadine Shimer. MODEL U.N.: iBe- IowJ: FRONT ROW: Darby Calda, Carrie Eggert, Shelley Todd, Kristi Troutz. ROW 2: Phil Lynn, jim Skeens, Chuck Chesser. 'lk Ls kg' lslfiti-qualms H M r '. S 5 ,, Us I L X Muir. :,:, -'TJ' 'ci -- .Y ' : ' ,,, kv ,.,, R D : W- T' - 'TQ L 'X if h If if R Y, . mt, 1 I i , 4 ry! 'II N ,f Q . sw' 1,1 ii 'fr , Q .4y. gfij . if J 3' ' 15' Y aa' V .fi f - A 5, ' va A I , 3 :V L W f T sax x , - ,, I Q ,, if is I . J- 4 F A yy Mgr 'Q C 4' i ef' nlf' ,gg ..- li-- 'i :N Zvi Language, FRENCH CLUB: tBelowJ, Row 1: ludy Coburn. Row 2: Michelle Kodz, Yolande Fischer, Linnea Dam- eron, Heidi Chesser. Row 3: Spon- sor Pete Navarrete, Nate Klinger, Troy Williams, Frank Chilese, Russel Osborne, Dean Kinbrell. BLACK STUDENT UNION. tUpper Righti, Row 1: Francine Thomas, jackie jones, Kay Woodard, Ira Thomp- son, Sammy Engram, Debbie Steel, Nina Ware, Terri Berdugo, Ger- ethnics are basis of clubs maine Engram. Row 2: Debbie Young, Ray Mayberry, Lynn Combs, Richard Brown, Tony Taylor, Leon- ard Arrida, Lisa Verdugo, Carla Bur- ton, Thelma Brown, Marcia Levels, Frances Brown. Row 3: Duane Woo- ten, Dyna Batcha, David Woodard, LaGena Tinsley, Lloyd Beal, Ceola Thompson, Gordon Williams, Late- cia Tinsley, Anthony Reagan, Vertis Smith, Cheryl Woods, Charles Rat- liffe. MEXICANOS UNIDOSI lLOWer Rightj Front Row: Ernest Gonzalez, Norma Fajardo, Pat Felix, Sandra Quidera, Lupe Alabado, JoAnne Lopez, Sponsor Ida Sagarino. Row 2: Sandra Fajardo, Kathy Morales, Ly- dia Arona, Patty Terassas, Bella Qui- dera, Gilda Chavez, Liz Chavez. Row 3: Henry DelCastillo, Dennis Enri- ques, Rose Rodriguez, Kathy Cor- dova, Paula Escobar, Karla Grijalba, Melba Chavez. M-QQ dd S' uw X5 .x,. . M ..kN,A:'. Xzlizlf E fx K ' '- ' --Q.. . -...W.Q,,,x - - -wwxnas ..M.:Q:5m.m..,4y eyg jg., . eg. 51 P 9 'X 4 ' 1 1 . ,Q - ' 6 X9 Q 4 K v. I . 312.114 032 x I , 5 Q 5 P55 C 3 R H x M9 . E23 5 S !.' 7 . ' J 1 , V - S X fy ' 27 ,I XL- . I ,M N 'saw .A th yifs . LN , ,- 'fff , Af' 4' 4 ff. X f Q4 v . Q 5. za 1 f 4 , I , x I 5 FI X F Q A? , is , Aj '51 ' K'-' - --.QM-M 'vt Fry., - s Girls groups help in individual sports WRESTLERETTES: iAboveJ, Row 1: Stacey Kirk, Jeanette Velasquez, Cheryl Nichols, Betty Daniels, Della Simenez, Dixie Lofthouse, Lisa Sip- ple, Kathy Mazur, Karen Williams. Row 2: Carolyn Sprague, julie jack- son, Lisa Smith, Carrie Trasancos, Candy Wood, Connie Beamer, Lana Scherer, Sandy Santa Maria, Lisa Elder, Peggy Wilson, joan Murphy, Yolande Fischer, Kris Unteidig, Kar- en Marquez. Row 3: Felica White- head, Tami Williamson, Tami Lampa, Lori Scherer, Lisa Coffey, Melinda Dropik, Cindy Morrison, Colleen Woogar, Pam Haymaker, johnna Benton, Cheryl Schlecht, Kirsten Valkingburg. KOURT KITTENSJ iUp- per Rightb. Front Row: Lisa Schime- nauer, Francine Bard, Linda Crawell, janet Szymanski, Denise Williams, Margaret Yearack. Row 2: Nan Mc- Millan, Angela jinenez, Cindy Pum- ental, Sandi Strunk, Vickie Pimental, julie Amsden, Cindy Tucker. Row 3: Penny Price, Carol Woods, Mary jarczyk, Naomi Schmidt, joy Blain, Teresa Tryon. TRACK-KATS: iLower Rightl, Row 1: Stefany Gutzwiller, jodeen Steggs, Peggy Saunders, Cindy Brooks, Patty Lyons, Fiki Hes- selschwerdt, Debbie Weaver Deb- bie Della Rocca. Row 2: Denise ji- menez, Theresa Colburn, Susan Die- de, Barbie Leggin, Diane jimenez, Kathi Roger, Suzy Webber, Terri Wyrick, Rhonda Lowe. Row 3: Patty Mansfield, Cindy Pumental, Tanya Leslil, Tracey Wilson, Traci Evers, judy Colburn, Angela Porto, Mary Leggin, Vickie Pimental, Diane Thill, Ruth Werner. .4 --9 V T5 ' k L 'Y RWM- HW'-W , . , .. Aw u.:rnw1:'::xafsfme1.eeiuwfwffm Clubs toil in drama, art, science THESPIANSJ fAboveJ Front Row: Todd Fennell, Rodney Grayson, Ann Marie Mickle, Debbie Cole- man, judy Mickle, jenny Marks, Donna Austin, jamie White, Donna Sears, Tracy Sifrit, Patti Marquis, Greg Hyes, Dawn jasman. Row 2: Gail Woods, Tim Gift, jon Smith, jill Baker, jay jones, Mike Traylor, Mrs. Rosemary Williams, Pat Russel, Dee Ann Kindall, Katie Marks, Lance Van Gulseth, Gina Carneyx. Row 3: Cindy Rudnick, Becky Cook, Terri Carney, Lisa jacobs, Ginny Smith, Ginger Messick, Rick jackson, Kelly May, Bill Frank, David Cook, janie Richardson, Susan Clufi Kathy Han- sen, Cheryl Hill, Lynn Thompson, jeana Hodges, Thom Davis, Brian Kirk. Row 4: Diane Kaml, Stuart Bechman, David jones, Marvin Zie- ser, David Kent, Tomas Della Rocca, jerry Capocy, Alex Horton, Steve Hall, Phillip Vasile, Brad Rucker, Gary May, Richard Powers, jim Dun- ahee, Kari Amarosso, Allen Rotter, Diane Engstrom, Kathy Grimm, Mike Dehe, Mike Kaml, Ruth Deal. EARTH AND NATURAL SCIENCE CLUB: tTop Rightl, Row 1: Eddie Lehhu, Riki Hessleworth, Theresa McCarthy, Liz Garcia, Cindy Olvey. Row 2: Sponsor Gayle jarvis, Darby Galda, Dianne Ramsey, Duff Galda, Sponsors Marcia Brown, and Leo Koivisto. Row 3: David Hesselsch- werdt, Tim Ramsey, john jarvis, Bruce Abts, Mike Keatley, Randall Keatley, Bill Frank. ART COUNCIL: lBottom Rightjz Front Row: Sharla Gore, Ken johnson, Debbie Frey. Row 2: Sponsor Betty Braig, joe Da- vidson, Michael Angelo, Paul Or- tega, Bill Frank. RMI 3 N 'x Q 4 -1 . ,Q-!.O vu . .' -'58 'i'.'. 1.4 4 1-3.11.2 1',..'s 4 ,Q For getting crowned at halftime. For keeping those grades high. For ruling over Pantherland. For HONORS . For All-State music and football. For the Thom McAn award for student athlete. For the Outstanding announcement at the senior assembly. For top two, five, and ten percent. For you. Homecoming -gb Royalty 1257 WW, lay Rains Joyce Szymanski Attendants Ron Wilson Ann Whiteman Attendants Matt Fyfe Sandra Fong Larry Moreno Kim Knight G 4 .-.pw X t v k i Q K Exif. Panther Beau and Sweetheart Pat Russel lerri Allen 4, if vb. N ak'Vs, K A f Y' Q ' 5, , I if ,151 M ' .' f.,.,. , 1 . '4.34'?f?i?'fN- QA ' S Ji? l - ' J .-X' - ' , u I b g A .3 '. 1' 1 'X All ' . ' 1 'T I iff' -lm T4 A I. r ,A J 126 E:Q 'kf' ' . , mi Lffffv .L 'Ch' . , 4 , BJ' f vin, Q if iQi'fl.3 2- 'ii.',il12,,r,2 k Yi ' 'ilf 'i,f2.1afifi-.,'5 ' 5'5 ,rftekfd :yfxj 'k- ,gl wa .ai I '?Lf?.T!.Hl35 -fr' - ,ag iqfrfwsg' N. X ' T' i kg N- Sli - -3, ,gg . 761, an Caroline Eggert Outstanding Senior girl 4. Q FT:- Richard Harkins Outstanding Senior bo Y 5 I In-LE 'i .1 so.-4 Q. 'av' 4.- . M- 5. Q. - fn T, xr all J' ,fikfaim Q BJ i..:,f207'fif ?Ayx', fi V rj! 1 Y Y Attendants Tom Haggerty Kim Williamson Marty Brott Sonja Thomas Pat Russell Bonnie Van Curen Arthur Garcia Cathy Cornelius Girls', Boys' Staters represent MHS .,. T TT AREIZQFA an Ygsmt ARIZONA ,W A 'ffffls Q A GIRLS STATE: CTopD: Front Row: jerri Allen, Connie Goss. Row 2: Suzanne Scheer, Dawn Carter. BOYS STATE: fBottomJ: Front Row: Robert Craven, Bob Campbell, Stuart Bechman. Row 2: Tom Green, Duane Wooten. lr 9 5 lat It i M 412 2 i N ,GYYQ v i - ul , , if 1 .J . xRighfyMa1j:y-V, f fs ' f Eggert leads Class scholars after trimester Caroline Eggert Lynn Thompson Kristi Troutz Connie Goss Top scholars earn highest honors award Stuart Bechman lane Nicoletti Glen Mehlhorn Suzanne Scheer '1 '1 'U'-1 I 4 4' Il .R 4 4 f v I v 1 X I T' Early graduate Vorhies enrolls at N. Arizona Laura Vorhies joyce Szymanski Brad Chittenden Timothy Ramsey Top five percent earn high honors fc: TOP FIVE PERCENT: lAbovel, Row 1: Lynne Hardy, Dawn Carter, jenny Owen, DeEtte Catlett. Row 2: Kim Le- master, Tammee Sargent, Bonnie Van Caren, Becky Cook. Row 3: Tom Green, Ron Dickson, Rhonda Reed, Shelly jenkins. Row 4: Robert Craven, Robert Allen, Carl jarrett. Not Pictured: Shelly Todd, Ray De Berge, Kathryn Woods, Luanne Walker. Top 'IO percent graduate with honors t. X V fs, , , ,, W., . . , C . ff .. k,,.A, .W V V . f KL .s Q E H ,t.,.ti-,f W v-1+ 4, Q5 M V , , ., , . .-,,- , . . - v ,..: ew. .s,- . ., f..,, , , N- TOP TEN PERCENT: CAboveD, Row 1: Teresa Nowak, Susan Cluff, Mary Beth Tysiak, Alison Kvool, Rochelle Eich- erly, Francine De Palo. Row 2: Clenna Koppes, Liz Salyer, Teresa Youngberg, Mark Lustig, Mary jo Becker, Mike Monteilh. Row 3: Mike Keatley, james Lewis, Ron Burch, Bob Campbell, Anita Miller, Linda Anderson. Row 4: Kevin Harrison, Roger Schilling, Duane Wooten, Chuck Chesser, Leo Hatnos, Guy Wettstein. Not Pictured: Donna Brom, Anita Miller, jack Housley, Alison Vice, Dick Harkins, jerri Allen, Terry Backus, Otto Holmquist, Kenyon Carlson. ll ll ll ll II Ill Scholarship earns Parnassus, NHS NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY lRightJ Front Row: joyce Szyman- ski, jane Nicoletti, Tammee Sargent, Carrie Eggert, Susan ClufL Bonnie Van Curen, Kim Le master, Becky Cook. Row 2: Carl jarrett, Francine Depalo, Stuart Bechman, Tim Ram- sey, Suzanne Scheer, Robert Craven, Robert Allen, Shelly Todd, Sponsor john Gentili. Row 3: james Lewis, Linda Anderson, jim Dunahee, Kristi Troutz, Roger Schilling, Dick Har- kins, Charles Chesser, Bob Camp- bell, Lynn Thompson, PARNASSUS lAboveJ Front Row: Ted Ferguson, Tony Beram, Carol Dabill, Franzine Bard, janet Szymanski, Stephanie Celiberti, Ann Marie Mickle, Stefany Gutzwiller, Teresa Nowak, Ann Weinheimer, Donna Bailey, Kirk Gieler, Steve Young, Cindy Dunn, Lori Cook, Gary Bechman, judy Mickle, Robert Nicoletti, Pam Hay- maker, Michelle Kodz. Row 2: Brad Chittenden, Paul Hornung, Shelly jendins, Tammee Sargent, jane Ni- coletti, Carol Smouse, Brenda Hill, joanne Bourassa, Kathy Thompson, Gerald Hicks, Theresa McCarthy, Carolyn Schuster, Rani Perella, Tim Gift, janice Haws, Duff Galda, joyce Szymanski, jeanne Gast, joan Graeff, Amy Lee, Cindy Morrison. Row 3: Kristi Troutz, Chuck Chesser, Robert Craven, Michael Keatley, Mike Mit- chell, jim Threlfall, Lance Gulseth, Pat Cooney, Christy Keegan, Sherri Hall, jeannine Alezander, Martin Gast, Cathy Cornelius, Connie Goss, Darby Galda, Fran DePalo, Bill Frank, jenny Marks, Duane Allred, Kelley Reed. Row 4: Guy Wettstein, Curtis Cherry, Carl jarrett, Duane Wooten, Marvin Zieser, Bob Campbell, Mike Templeton, Gary May, Scott Hergenroether, Cheryl Hill, Glen Melhorn, Becky Coker, Carrie Eggert, Dori Kessinger, Naomi Schmidt, Frank jeffries, Stuart Bechman, Tim Ramsey, joe David- son, Suzanne Scheer, Mike Bass, Tom Green, joyce Beal, Mr. Unk- rich. E 5 me ',-1 V wwf 1 in 'Q Q KL' f ' has l Z: -- U-'IQ-, S K -'ijfgf' Musicians get through region with distinction Top: judy Mickle, Stuart Bechman, Becky Cook, Susan Akin, jack Hous- ley. Center: Mike Kaml, jill Baker, Leslie Carter, Teri Bohlmeyer, Midge Thomas. Bottom: Susan Clufi Jennie Marks, jim Hodges, Lori Cook, Ann Marie Mickle. ,ttf- , NX + J, ' ' ,.,.,f-ff lafg..-v- , S SM,--f- f ' ' W 4, CJ.. N.,...,- K i 1 4 i A 5' 1 ' EL , mn. r-.....4...... 3 . if .QL f 55 . eg Fitz 423 .jf Sf- nbgixf Q ...gn nuns 41:11 evra vu.: any use s 4 -ev w-auf Xi' w- Wa. rv at u kxsi VX 'aim 4 11. .iv 5 Y ,vH.4f'?, . ,, .- cy. -I-2' Ns For the hours between 3:05 and 8:05. For Mr. jacobson's chewing gum lecture. For research without a library. For studying in the mall. For that hockey puck. For movies in Sports Literature. For CURRICULUM. For security guards and cafeteria food. For seminar field trips. For you. - .sci ffl gfuqvj .. tn:-Q' I s- ...I Building delays harass administration When Maryvale opened, more or less, this year, the administration faced an al- most impossible task. Con- struction which was to have been completed by Septem- ber 1 dragged on, but school for 3200 students could not wait. Principal David Goodson and Associate Principal George Miller were equal to the chal- lenge, however, as they un- flappably utilized every teacher and every classroom to maximum capacity. The problems they faced daily were best described by Ron Dickson in the first issue of Panther Tracks. Ron wrote about a freshman who lost his books when I just laid them down to eat lunch and while I was gone someone put a building on the spot. Despite these problems, life at Maryvale went on, some of it nearly normal. The fact that it went on at all was largely due to the efforts of Mr. Goodson and Mr. Miller. In his spare time, when he has it, Mr. Goodson plays amateur hockey in a league. Mr. Miller likes to hunt and fish. He is also Maryvale's resident ex- pert in Arizona history and geography. 5.1 00. '- Q, in V., K.. x M F v 'I t:t'f:3!.- -oo-s.?o:,' 0 000 3.' 0' ' Il' 000905, aflox . 7 ll 0 ,l '...QlJl . l',...v'llAx0 .. 0 0 0 '50 'i' o'n ,.....l0'l0... 0 .' . ,n0 00,,a0000 ,'.' 0' ' .:60I0q,,0000x ' 0 n0000,..00000',' 4 , .0 cQ'0'0g',0lll00.'.' Q.. .0 I0000...'..00.000 g 'N :U .9000 goaoqqglqn ,'., X Q' 0000 000000, ow l'. Q000q 0000... .' ' 00000 0000e0d'g'. Q0000 0 00000000,l. P0000 0-000000000' F0009 00000000004 '00O 00000000000 99990949999 Schooland joins administration, Hamlin leaves Win a few, lose a few could have been the slogan of the Goodson administrative team this year. Bernard Magnusson and Wayne Kindall, both win- ners, returned. loining the winner's circle was Jeanne Schooland who came to Mary- vale from West High. She is the wife of former associate principal john Schooland. Lost to the staff were lane Hamlin, who moved to West, and evening school director Vae C-eiler. Administrative assistants are es- sential to a well-run school. Mary- vale's best are Bernard Magnusson lUpper Leftb, Wayne Kindall tLower Leftb, and jeanne Schooland ftUpper Rightl. In the lower picture, they join Mr. Goodson and Mr. Miller. XXX ,ff ,.,,... 1591 William H. Aarni Counseling Ruby Alexander English Yvonne Allegretti Excepitional Student Charles Banks Business Lee Barclay Audio Visual Nancy Bass Home Economics Elizabeth Baughn Library Beth Bauman Mathmatics Blanche Berry Physical Education Clenard Beyeler Social Studies Beverly Bostrom Physical Education Betty Braig Art Quindanell Brims Nurse Robert Brodt Physical Education George Brown English Marcia Brown Science Ann Bruce Social Studies Beatrice Byron Counseling Dan Cain Social Studies Thomas Carney ROTC Susan Carus Performing Arts Duane Charlesworth Business Don Clouse Art Robert Connolly Performing Arts 6 4 e ' ' . CD TKJFM -,.,f an 1,5 ,gl ' ' K I- ,. , al xp-,.. ' ,Q w. :F -X N. vb 1 -. A t Q ' l .'r,.w1'.,f, ' sr -W gg? X A W X W X m 0 Kal x 1 l.. NM 418 .A A 5. if t. ll a X 1 1 if 'Sql l . x if -Ji 1 New quarters new, wonderful when finished When Maryvale High School opened for business last fall, much of the new space that was to be available wasn't. The expansion program that was to afford more space for the 3200 student body was still expanding. For a while stu- dents had a hard time telling construction workers from teachers. When it was all finished, how- ever, the new classroom area, called the 900 building, ab- sorbed learners from three other buildings: math from 200, reading from 300 and art from 700. The building also served as a site for the state- mandated programs for ex- ceptional students. Building 300 changed little by remodeling Only the 300 building came through the remodeling prac- tically unscathed by the re- modelers. It suffered only slight revision to accommo- date business classes in the former reading area. The Eng- lish and foreign languages de- partments stayed to fill up the rest of the space. The science and social studies departments got some added space with the departure of math but they had to share the 200 building with a larger bookstore which moved from the 100 building in order to make way for offices for other school services. Frieda Cooper Business Melvin Crain Industrial Arts Clifford Currier Counseling Gaynelle Denison Business Ray Dimond Reading Berneil Drake Counseling Marilyn Durocher English George Emmons Foreign Languages Ina Ewing Reading Richard Flanders Social Studies Bruce Fogel Exceptional Student Derryl Franz Physical Education Merlyn Fredman Mathematics Harriet Frires Business Frank Fritz Counseling james Gannon Social Studies C. Vae Geiler Counseling john Gentili Social Studies Carol Gilbert Mathematics Charles Gilbert Science Roberta Glazier Exceptional Student Theresa Glenn Exceptional Student Don Goodwin Social Studies Allen Hall Physical Education judy Harkelroad Social Studies Lee Henry Business Gerald Hicks English Rojelia Holguin Physical Education Allen Honig Counseling Phyllis Hruza Mathematics Danitza Hunt Business james jacobsen English Gayle jarvis Science Don johnson Exceptional Student Rick johnson Science Robert johnson Counseling Thomas johnson Industrial Arts Alice jones Home Economics Arbia jones Social Studies Gerald jones Physical Education Richard Kemper Mathematics Orren Kesler Mathematics J xfi sb-Lblrn fx ,fx cv- vga XI, IV t -Us. E x ya- L 'VI-X o s.. -:M A we Q Z , ,gl P ,. 1 W li 1-..,,m N j--441' A., f ' 'fm 7 , 54 .A - rv- , eb :fl I . .., 2 I 'S N f N'x ., gs ? zu- . w A fi A ' m e, , , 10 .il M ii 1, .gmsqt , . ,,q,,,,: I g . I-ff T .. ls N 1Q.S.,..-4.43 .. Mg? t st 5 e tw Q, I 5- 1 tEe ' Y M10 I J -l X 1-,f I K' ' ,iff ', IMC enlarged, publications, AV change rooms The 700 building underwent extensive remodeling and enlargement to furnish more room for expanded physical education programs and to provide the performing arts fdrama, band and orchestral with quarters to meet their special needs. Health classes moved in from the temporary buildings' no-man's land. Industrial arts, as usual, stayed pretty much the same. The 400 building was enlarged to house an expanded library, or officially the Instructional Materials Center KIMCJ, and to give audio-visual and pub- lications a chance to play musical rooms. Also added were the Americana and Humanities rooms for social studies and English classes to use when they visit the library as a group. A TV studio, better known as the Bionic Classroom, was added to the southwest corner. Ostraat heads new programg aids exceptional All the facilities were some- thing new and wonderful and late. Students and teachers at Maryvale once again showed their adaptability as they ducked beams, ladders and newly-installed light fixtures on their way to and from classes for several weeks. Once the new facilities were in place and permanent, there was not that much new about the curriculum. The newest were the courses offered in the exceptional students program. Under the guidance of former counselor, Lois Ostraat, the department was designed to help all students who, it was thought, could function bet- ter outside a traditional class- room. 7' f f fl fc 1 . ,gf A X 4 17 r 'QXA LL IZJ vw 'A Q, gn, iwmggrzl . ' W' ' P , ,. f- V1 ..- Warren Kessinger Mathematics Vanessa Ketchum Reading jean Kilker English Leo Koivisto Science Mary Lewis Science Irene Long Home Economics Frank Madura Physical Education Robert Martin Psychologist Robert McBroom English Elizabeth Meineke Art Thomas Messner Science Patrecia Middleton X Q English Besxl O8 evprg-yh G-sq o Ina Mae Miller Librarian Elenore Moberley English Gwendolyn Moore English james Mottershaw Social Studies Paul Mungo Social Studies Bob Myers PAYS Officer 153 Pete Navarrete Foreign Language Ralph Neighbors Physical Education Lois Ostraat Exceptional Student Margaret Owen Reading Leslie Oxley Mathematics Edna Phillips English Charlene Presley Physical Education Gilbert Trejo Physical Education Kent Raley Physical Education Paul Rea English David Reading Business john Rebb Industrial Arts Philip Richards Social Studies Harold Richardson Social Studies Alfred Ritter Social Studies .,,f ,M-A I M. K. ,. . ,, N f . '71-S If If -sf: N New building provides space for classrooms Included in this program, which is housed in the new 900 building, are classes for students with learning prob- lems severe enough that they are taught in self-contained classrooms. Students with lesser learning problems but who have a hard time coping in a classroom along with 35 other students get help in the learning re- source center where they receive attention on a one-to- one basis to facilitate their learning. Students with hear- ing and visual problems also benefit from this program. Content resource teachers from different departments were available to help stu- dents in a particular discipline. Virginia Rote Physical Education William Saban Business Ida Sagarino Foreign Language Allen Salt English Albert Satina Performing Arts Osborn Shackelford Social Studies Richard Shilling Art Nadine Shimer English Gene Shipley Physical Education Barbara Shoaf Business Kenneth Shuck Industrial Arts Meredith Singer Exceptional Student Finis Stafford Mathematics Sue Stanford Reading Mack Stanley Social Studies George Steinberger Industrial Arts Barbara Stephens Mathematics Billie Stephens Home Visitor Richard Stephens Mathematics Ann Stine Physical Education ,Q S ,. L E. M Q7 , LQ U tg :Q l A ,Y 4' v K! 'X RTW gl as if R if 'J ! - 1 ggi, J ff' Q L, 1 4 l 7' Z ,,,k , , , ,. 1 '- .ng 1 1 J l Sl V Ji ' hi 3 'll 4, 1 A , .k,L g Able, talented gain entrance into seminar The seminar program gave students with particular abili- ties and talents a chance to work on special projects with- in the realm of his interests and skills. These seminars were directed by seasoned teachers in four departments: art, English, science and social studies. In addition to the teachers, the exceptional student de- partment also had the services of a full-time counselor, Meredith Singer, and psy- chologist, Robert Martin, for help in crisis situations. Most of the new teachers at Maryvale this year were part of this new program. They were Joyce Werner, Yvonne Allegretti, Don johnson, Bruce Fogel, Roberta Glazier, and Theresa Glenn. New Department uses veterans for resource Departmental content re- source teachers, not new, were judy Harkelroad, social studies, Gayle larvis, science, Ina Ewing, reading, Carol Gilbert, math, lean Kilker, English. Elizabeth Meineke, Dorothy Thomas, Dan Cain and john Strickland directed the semi- nar projects in art, English, social studies, and science, respectively. Berniel Drake counseled the group. Other new faces were Lee Barclay, A-V director, Ann Bruce, Social studies, Susan Carus, performing arts, Marilyn Durocher, English, Frank Madura and Ann Stine, physical education and health, and Robert johnson, coun- seling. if' .UQ .gcxv -- Qi PG 3 ,.-- 6 s T- -1 5 7 I . t - iifiiguflftifsf, T ,, x 'u ...ff Earl Stinson English john Strickland Science Nancy Stuart English Donald Tacia English Calvin Tenney Art Diana Thomas Business Dorothy Thomas English Dorann Thoreen English Robert Trujillo Reading Bonnie Tryon Mathematics Harmon Unkrich Mathematics Danny Wales Physical Education Maryalice Walter English Ross Watson Science joyce Werner Exceptional Student Raymond White Science Rita White Home Economics Gregory Whitney Industrial Arts jimmie Wilhoit Business Rosemary Williams Performing Arts Donald Williamson Counseling Anna Lou Yancy Home Economics Robert Young Mathematics Larry Yule Industrial Arts CLERICAL Shirly Anderson Billie Conklin Marti Cooney Helen Covington Susan Cullison Shirley Feuersanger Dorene Fike joe Cordoa Mary Gordoa Fran Knox Dee Le Boeuf Elda Meadows Pat McNemar Agnes Ralph Carol Ray Carol Schuster Edna Sims Barbara Solomon Carol Tanner Esther Thomas Karen Thomas Karen Turner SECURITY Lee Miller Chief Ed jones Dosie Huff Margery Dick C USTODIAL Richard Doyle Pat Hargis Tony luarez Ray O'Neal Forman Engineer Em CAFETERIA Viola Basek Mary Delahanty Mary Cann Katie Clees Lorraine Hoxie Don Huser erson Snyder Manager Mildren Koehn joan Mahoney Dorothy McCarry Margaret McVickers Pearl Nelson Nellie Saldana Doris Sammons joan States Ann Stultz Lois Terry Bettie Williams R -Q ip, X, . za 3, ,T it , if ' kN' Q.. 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' ' ' fl ' 39, 3 Crews provide support, safety, cleanness, food When anyone thinks of school, they immediately think of teachers, buildings, students and administrators. Yet, there is a group of persons no less important to a well-run in- stitution. They are the secre- taries and clerks who help the administrators and teachers, keep the records of students and decorate the buildings just with their presence. They are the security people who protect the students and teachers and keep the build- ings from harm. They are the custodians who keep the buildings clean and fix the little things that do go wrong so that students and teachers can make the most out of their environment. They are the cafeteria workers who feed the students, teach- ers, administrators, clerks, security people, and custodi- ans so that all can do better jobs. 1 - ,NM , Q, ..-bmw -..H nl-nlanilqmi-i - -in , i I rn- .I I - For dropping books. For being antsy in class. For studyhall. For Freshmen. For dissecting frogs. For Health classes. For buying yearbooks. For Sophomores. For American History. For class rings. For juniors For graduation. For CLASSES. For Mr. Salt's prize floats. For you. 7 -GSW 'E W if , JN- ., , . sv W1 v 1 73: 'T .x +3 fkf 1193. ,kll g lgzffig GE1 Xi: - ky .. ,ss - .,. '-L 5 ffm ii, Q S , 1. 0 11 i 3 X: -.' Class officers: Treasurer Lloyd Beal, Vice President Frannie DePalo Secretary Pam Earley, President lim Gaffin. I Marcie Addington Carla Aldrich lerri Allen Robert Allen Vickie Allen Debra Allred Alesia Anderson Armando Alvarado S Kris Anderson Kevin Anderson Linda Anderson Marvin Anderson Randy Anderson Tammy Anderson Diana Andrews David Arcadia lD11LAladiH Jituuand Bruce Armstrong Thomas Atkins Charles Ault Bonnie Austin Terry Backus Garth Bailey Pam Bailey Cindi Bain Randy Banks Hilde Barnett Betsy Barrett Del a B ' iane rie Carol Hawley Elfl'3lIiia y crowned queen at Homecoming Chariese Beach Lloyd Beal Stuart Bechman Mary lo Becker Troy Becker joe Bedewihenry Henry Benavidez Eleanor Bernal Mark Berry Rene Best joe Bevins Elaine Black Denise Blau lodi Bloom Melanie Bochman Norma Bollinger Beth Boston Sheryl Boyack Sheryl Boyack Kathy Bradshaw lim Gaffin wins Committee post as class rex Vicki Brindley Marty Brott Rhonda Brown Mark Bruntmyer Terry Bryant Dennis Buccigrossi Connie Buck Alfred Bull S-4-, Lou Ann Bumbo Bonnie Burch Ron Burch Steve Burgener P Y X J!! , I Slow dances are back in style and that fine. Discos proved to be quite a bit more suits Yolande Fischer and Tom Harris just popular than bands this year. 'rvf J , N.. . Karen Burke Pat Burkland Dana Burnett Wayne Burt Dean Burton Susan Bushnell Eddie Camou Bob Campbell Debra Cannon Kenyon Carlson Mark Carlson Ken Carpenter Lois Carrillo Dawn Carter joseph Carter Ron Carter Tami Carter Allen Lee Carugno Carolyn Casillas De Ette Catlett David Ceballos Deuise Chapa Dave Charlesworth Ginger Charters Maria Chastain Cathy Chavez Elizabeth Chavez Renee Cherry Charles Chesser Brad Chittenden Debbie Chunn Tami Cliffton Susan Cluff Frank Cole Lynn Combs Becky Cook BM 53 -v Q . -1f1.X,AX'l james Cooperrider Marsie Co e e orbin Kevin Corley Cathy Cornelius Sylvia Coronado Sandy Cota Bruce Coulter Dickie Harkins f2Lffei21'f'e selected 'king' of student body N 1 xf'. Robert Craven Robert Crist Diana Crook Pat Crosier Polly Culpepper Robert Dabney Melanie Dantoni Patrick David Deanna Davirro Lori Davis Kenny Davis Mike Davis Stephen Dean Ray deBerge Richard Delgado Renee Delisle I J School chooses Allen Sweetheart ffazzraaizzs of Pantherland Debbie Della Rocca Cory Desoto Richard Dickman Ron Dickson Diane Dooley Tracy Dove Daniel Downey Steve Dropik Shelly Dugger Rick Dumont lim Dunahee Annie Duran Becky Duran Michele Duvall Pamela Earley Penny Early 53 :YP 4? X .JV -4- Ng ale- l 1-.ru l 1 1. AZ , l fi f l EW David Eggers Carrie Eggert Rochelle Eickerly Randy Elliott Sue Ernst Tom Evans lo ce De bie Fajardo 'l Danny Felix X Debbie Fensterma er V Laurie Ferguson 'if-Lf eve Ferruccio Carlos I rms Diane Fish Rick Fleming Sondra Fong Lisa Fox Steven Fox ,Alan Frank Bill Frank P Michael Fredrich Dianna Frey Matt Fyfe Ed Fyffe Sheri Gabbert lim Gaffin Duff Galda Annette Gallegos Debbie Gambrel Karen Gandy Vernon Gant Arthur Garcia Denise Garcia Gilbert Garcia ' x QQ san 'Q . , Ahh .mvu-'M' Si . . Q- ,4 QF' W? As the newly redecorated, enlarged, improved, library reopened, Connie Goss checks out a book to be the first customer. ff 5' . we vm ., Y, , nv ,Ai 1: x Q t, NP 1 '- qt Q- 1 2. . f s ,vp 1' ul I t P -5 X X ' sl l K A. .t ,. 15 5 wt 'Q 's 4. ffl ' i 'st' N 9 2 gin. X 3' - 1 Q new . Rhonda Garner Kal Geiler Tom Geiser Len Geiser Terry Gerber Ken Gerken Brian Giancola y Staff Bass toil fssziiiisfgi, to bring quality to '77 yearbook JCR C? David Goetz Dgggglas Gomez Pam Gonzales lim Goodell Connie Goss Tim Gothro Steven Grant Scott Green Tom Green Debby Gregg Roberto Gregorio Kim Hacker 176 ll L Vicki Hadd M.fHLE,!!'-Qdff Sherri Hagerman B11L'i4.S5HLL Cindy Hall jack Ha ds en Hamrick Phyllis Hansen Class of 1977 first to attend mangas: trimester plan lames Hardy Dick Harkins Arnold Harrawa 4 ' om arris Kevin Harrison , , Tracy Hawk leff Hautz f A Leo Haynos Steve Healy james Henson Mary Hergenroether Sabrina Herrington i flex F 'SJR w, f NIJ, X iw f ...ff 'A Richard Hesler Charles Hicks Robert Higdon lim Higgins loe Higgins Kathryn Hildebrand Ronald Hill Rosanda Hinojosa Vicki Hockersmith lim Hodges Patricia Hoebbel David Holden ludy Holister Philip Holmes Otto Holmquist Betty Hoover Gary Howard Kenneth Hoxie Angela Hughes Karen Hughes Debbie Huser Don Huser Pat Huser john Isbell Robert jackson Teresa jackson Carl jarrett Scott jarvis H nr on Mike jaskolski Cindy jenkins Shelley jenkins David jensen Pam jimenez Kenneth johannsen Les john Deanne johnson Ken johnson Van johnson jackie jones Leland jones Gayle judd Mike Kach Michael Keatley George Kelvin john Kessler Ellard Kile Dianne Kingston C,i'l ' -an 9... x K . l ls s. 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Stacey Kirk Mark Klettlinger Matt Klinger Kim Knight lead grapplerg 2iii'A?2'.5:5E ' Steve Kondos es Wayne Kuhns Gale Kulik Iison K I Stan ey Lamprecht David Langhammer Philip Langums lohn Larrobgge Tina Larson Donna Lassond julie Lawlor Tom Lee Kim Lemaster Tom Leonard Danny Lewis Greg Lewis james Lewis Cindy Lindsay Laura Lockbaum Draszrshfsag over Panther Mark Lustig Tom Lynn Qory Lynne Louisa Macri Barbara Mansfield james Marichalar Pia Martinez Phyllis Massie Maria Masters Liz Mattos Rick Maxwe Kathy Mazur Janie McCain Lee McCartney Mima McClelland EL'x159LHDl1inS if NN-P-va B ,v id A lm i 6 H ffrw Towering over his float of pine forests as well as all the home- coming parade, Paul Bunyan was not large enough to win. , ? -.fr N. vw I 1 , iq Sandra McGill Cliff McGonigIe Pat McGrath Monica McKinstry Dana McMackin -.-X - 5p Doug McMains Kenneth McManus Kris McRae Stephen Medaglia Glen Mehlhorn Lucy Mellema Rick Menefee Rhonda Meyer Anita Miller Mike Miller Scott Miller Dawn Mills Ron Mills Scott Mills Bill Minnich Mike Montcilh Vivian Montiel Gary Moore Clarita Mora Larry Moreno Cheryl Morfesy Audre Morgan Issac Morgan Angela Morrow Darlele Mroczkowski 182 'h A -r-'cv a , 'Z .4 .L r.. 1' In 'St 30' ,Ju ffm 1 f af' qv- 9 -fy' A. . a t ar- ' .,.,q lohn Mueller Chris Mullins Kathy Murphy Dawn Mutchler loaquin Nadin Mike Nelson Tamera Nelson lane Nicoletti 'Paul Bunyan' i1?fS21H2'eI character float , ,,,'., -A , places second Teresa Nowak mtgjgiq Davi unez Mike O'Brien Tina Ochoa Sherry O'Hearon Brett Olsen Randy Ong Chriss Osborne Russel Osborne Jenny Owen Richard Owens Ronell Owsley Tim Palmer Chris Parot Donald Patterson Susan Patterson Robert Paulsen Bruce Peck Gordon Pepple Seniors sweat out government G.t.2k:eFeiLi,': graduation line Philip Peterson Greg Piper Carl Poole Richard Powers Fred Priddy Cheryl Pritchard Sandy Pritchard lay Rains Tim Ramsey Robin Randall R R k' on an in Charles Ratliffe Anthony Rea an 'Kenn'e1E Reds? Sterling Reece Rhonda Reed Rodney Reed lessie Richards Nora Richardson Parry Riggen Lisa Rimbe RUlTn Ritchie Thomas Robb Damon Roberts Kathy Robinson Rosalind Rodriquez Tim Romero Mary Rumley Allen Rotter Cindy Rudnick Steve Ruiz Randy Rupe Kathy Ruppert Patrick Russel Ward Russell Liz Salyer lack Samms john Sanders Tammee Sargent' Candy Sautter Paul Schaaphok Tina Schaefer Dennis Scaetzle Suzanne Scheer Roxanne Schenfeld Lori Scherer Rick Schilling Roger Schilling Kevin Schmitt 'KETSTFYSEJ1' Rex Schofield Mark Schufletowski Therese Schuldt Paul Schuster Barbara Scott Irwin Segerman Wayne Seyfert Mike Sheedy Eva Shek David Shinn Rhonda Shockley Vanessa Shockley Mark Silberer Nancy Simington brings novel sazanstzrzzit Randy Sligar Cathy Smith Dennis Smith Donna Smith Donna Smith Mary Kay Smith Vertis Smith Theresa Snell Mike Spano Michelle Spiddle lack Sprague Donna Stanfield Mary States Richard Steggs Lorna Stewart Chuck Stout Don Street Christine Strobel Norma Stultz Timothy Suess Dave Swartz Ken Swim Joyce Szysmanski Donna Taylor David Thomas Sonja Thomas Ceola Thompson David Thompson Linda Thompson Lynn Thompson Mitzi Thompson lill Threlfall Shelly Todd Mary Touvell Carrie Trasancos Michael Traylor .u ut Q. ,,,..,' A l X Iss- nnnf' 3, Vorhies named 'Fax National Merit 31. ifwf Scholar winner -oi Xrzznv , .43 V17 'Sw , I 2 inn ' X. ,-'S' 'ms KK A-adsl . , yi .sm gt - tw' Vg' .4 .W g. ,, ' it - 1j.V,4,,,:? .' f T. t ...t,f.sf1,Wsf,N,5,E.sxsfiff r' +,fQajgg.s,Qjg i s 'tftesasitfsfeiiggk n 15 or 2, N t ' K .Q M,-' r wi Q TQ ln a continuing struggle to prove their superiority, seniors were led to another glorious defeat by President jim Caffin. Qu... S Tina Traynor Kristi Troutz Pam Turetsky Mary Beth Tysiak Robert Uhrig Sue Vachon Fred Vail Bonnie Van Curen Treva Van Zant Phillip Vasile lamea Varvel Manuel Vasques Alison Vise Eric Vollmer Laura Vorhies Linda Wagner lay Walker Lu Ann Walker Ronell Walker Brenda Wallace Dan Wallace Cristi Waller Mark Walter Betsy Watkins David Watzek Pam Weber Michael Wayne William Weir Michael West Guy Wettstein s.--'A l 'tern -'Q ,va 7 rot if Miki 'PT if i Mix .pe . W- as ' 2' 2 lg, K ,Ct- Frannie De Palo jim White Ann Wightman Lee Wilke Gordan Williams serves as class 52222 vice-president an f W K .1 ,,- ..fn-:-'T' fa! f x 'fir ixN.,ae'W?'. ' Susan Wisely David Woodard Faith Woods Kathy Woods Collen Woolgar Barbara Woolley Duane Wooten john Yanovich Tony Yearack Marilyn Young Teresa Youngberg Betty Zoeller x K, 1 if yum' A X W ,, x wi 1 3' I' ....-nnl 'w fx fp W- . mf , A 3,,.r , .M ,W N Z -L lf: k juniors X 4 , M ,M KR aff .U 4 .fn jr 1' , 1 M ,mi 0 1 fl! 1 gga: urn' .,.. 152 ISIC ,Juli 11111 U14 1 5 M .. 'g yyyn , iv... 1 1 4 , :fig-V53-'fn-3 3. 3 ? , ' l 'S I Class officers: Treasurer Kelly Langford, President Mike Fong, Vice Presi- dent Chris Dedmon, Secretary jill Leker. Carlos Acosta Chris Adams Paul Aguilera Debbie Ahl Tim Ahlman Larry Aisula Cathy Akin Chuck A. Kyus Anna Alcocer Arlene Allen Doug Allen Duane Allred Matt Allwine Victor Alline lulie Amsden Doug Anderson Glen Anglin Mel Apodaca john Apollo Renee Armand Suzanne Armel Tim Arnold Leonard Arriolia Kathe Astrom Lawson Atkins Ed Aubertin Michael Augustus Carol Ault Donna Austin David Avila Keith Ayotte Donnie Bacak Kathy Badowski jill Baker Russel Baldwin Kathy Barry Lydia Barquin Donna Baxter joyce Beal Twyla Beck Diane Becker Aurora Beers Dennis Begley Diana Benavidez cl JTXX Mike Fong leads juniors as prexy ,ss Q- 4 .'1Vl f.,.' 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S ty X I X t X i 2 4 As gf' 4 9 Stuart Cutting Kirk Dabrowski Wayne Daly Linnea Dameron Betty Daniels Brenda Dastrup loe Davidson Phil Davis Ruth Deal Chris Dedmon Karen Dehe Henry Delcastillo Louis DeLeon Marian Delgado Tomas Della Rocca Joyce Deporto Lisa Derrick leff Devereaux Susan Diede Robin Dierks Lori Dixon Paula Domke Pauline Domke Roy Dominguez Kitty Dooley Vicki Doss Ron Doten leffery Downey Iodi Drake Melinda Dropik Randy Dube Pam Duke Raymond Dumont Cindy Dunn Colleen Dunn Leslie Durham Kim Easley Yvonne Edelstein Marcella Edwards Ray Ellison Bub Embree Ierome Emery Vanessa England Diane Engstrom Dea Enniss Sheri Enniss Dennis Lnriquez Frances Escobar Bret Esmeier Sandra Espinoza Karen Everhart Sandra Fajardo Mark Fallon Cathy Farnsworth Patricia Felix Ted Ferguson Tom Fernandez loni Ferruccio joe Fierro Tracy Fish Curtis Fishel Belinda Fitzgerald David Fitzgerald Brian Flahaut Tammy Fleischman Scott Fleming Mike Fong Chris Fowler Dan Fox Renita Fox Vickie Frank Becky Freese Bambie Friederich Chris Friedrich Mary Ann Furcini Michael Furr Annette Galan Darby Galda Deanna Gallegos jeff Gander Margaret Gann Elizabeth Garcia Troy Gardner jeanne Gast Pat Gault Carl Genco Brent Gilchrist john Gimmie Zn. 1 fn ft f M, ,fe Disco dances aid I uniors finances .J v- ,fr 1 J rw ,- 3 f sibspzisgis f F .1 if Gloria Ginn Rick Glauz Mary Goldmeer Mike Golladay Dave Goodell Greg Gooding Yvette Gordoa jim Gorman Kristy Gosney Marc Gourdoux joan Graeff jeff Graham Taunya Gran Dean Grasser jackie Greco Matt Green Randeul Green Mark Greenslit Gary Griddith Tracy Griffith Karen Grimm Kathy Grimm Randy Gronewold Kim Groscos Tammie Gunter Roger Gustafson Reagan Guth Cathy Hajek Diana Hallen Ben Hames Tom Hamill Lila Hanger Tracy Hanna Lynette Hansel Myra Harbour Tami Harman john Harned Steve Harris Susan Harris johnny Hartgraves Brett Hascall joe Hasper Scott Hayduke Pam Haymaker Dalton Hegle Dan Hendricks Irene Herrera Reinhard Herrera Tammy Herrick David Hesselschwerdt Ken Hetue Sharon Hiley Brenda Hill jo Ellen Hill Steve Hirtz jeana Hodges Dennis Hoffman Dennis Hogge Kathy Holder Greg Holmes Shelli Holmes Cheryl Hooper Kelli Hopkins Paul Hornung Tami Houck Sandy Houle jimmy Howard Pam Howden George Hoyt Donna Hubbs jo Hudak Donna Hughes joAnn Hughes jim Humke Mary Hunter james Hutchison Steven Hutchison Vicki Hutchison Beth jackson julie jackson Lisa jacobs Bronislous jarosz Les jarosz john jarvis Valeri jaskolski Dawn jasman Frank jeffries john jenkins Della jimenez Belinda johnson Delores johnson Dena johnson Larry johnson Steven johnson judy jones Steve jorgensen P9 J 'QT Y l gf. t L Apple .seed myth helps juniors win X s- ' S , 1? .L 7?- 'Q- Q -.9 -.n I t , 'ff Rueben ludd Michael Kaml Ray Keating Nita Kecker Christine Keegan Laurie Keeling Cindy Keller Rebecca Keller Patrick Kelly Peggy Kelso Christopher Kennedy Matt Kennedy Maureen Kennedy lay Kerbaugh Karl Kesler jerry Kessler Tom Kilgore lim Killingsworth Dee Ann Kindall Sharon Kirkpatrick Frank Kivler Mike Klettlinger Karen Knaack Perry Knight Michelle Kodz Barb Kolb Mark Koppes Mariann Kowalchek Ron Kraft ludy Kroff Chris Krystek Kim Kubehl Barbara Kuhns Mark Kulish Paul Lamb Scott Lambdin Tammy Lampa Dwane Landry Kelly Langford Denise Lawrence james Lawrence Charlie Lawson Sandy Lazare jeff Lee Mary Lynn Lee Mark Leeder Mary Leggin Robinette Leigh jill Leker john Lemaster Patricia Lemay Ben Lemley Alex Leskovar john Lopez Ruth Anne Lopez Don Ludington Linda Luther Maureen Lynch Debbie Lynn Robert Macy Mary Maez james Mahlen Diane Maldonado Katie Marks jim Marsh Steve Marshal Carla Marshall CJ. Martin Kevin Martin Mark Martin Hank Martinez Karen Masterman Gray May Kelly May Ava McCarty Kelly McCleery Don McDaniel Audrey McGill james McGill Michael Mclntyre Tammy McKee Bob McKenzie Todd McKinnon lody McNeece Von Means Ginger Messick luanita Meyer Susan Meza jeff Micke Ann Marie Mickle Vickie Miller Denise Mitchell Mary Ann Mitchell Terry Modic Gloria Molinar Richard Monrial Gary Monteilh jackie Moody Kathy Moore Alicia Moraga Dana Morales Kathy Morales Lisa Morales lanet Morris Steve Morris Cindy Morrison Debbie Mortis Gary Muhlstein Richard Mull loyce Mullen Mike Muncy Carrie Murphy Siobhon Murphy Tom Musser Cherry Nails Bob Nance Lupita Nandin Desi Neel Kevin Nelson Richard Nelson Karen Nestel Kim Nestel Tim Neuberger Kim Newell Cheryl Nichlos Clyde Nicley Larry Nitso Linda Noll Charles Norby Lynn Nossek Sara Nunn Lisa Oland Tami Olsen Tim Olson Steve O'neal Tammy O'neaI lulie Orona Maria Ortiz james Overfield Robert Palmer .,. Float wins prize third year in row 1'-1? a 1. S vu Iohn Papan Michelle Parrinello Cheryl Parsons leff Paschal Don Pavoggi Gene Pebbles Debbie Peterson Rick Peterson Maria Pickle Rick Pierceall Becky Pilon Cecelia Pletka Sam Pogue Rex Poppest Paul Porge Rick Portugal Vickie Poter Oscar Powell Mike Powers Patty Powers Debra Prouty Raymond Puhr Bella Quidera Violet Quilente Dolores Quintana Mike Rael Tami Rains Margorie Ramsey Cheri Rankin David Rasmussen Brenda Ratliffe Teresa Reddix Nancy Redland Chris Reed Rita Reim Bev Reynolds Lori Rhyons Dan Rich Mike Rich Cary Richwine jeff Roberts Debbie Robinson Larry Robison David Rodrigueze Marian Rodriguez Nora Rodriguez Rose Rodriguez jeff Roeder Cheryl Rogers Mike Rogers Pam Roland Tammy Roland Sharon Romero Raymond Ross Donna Rossi Ronnie Rosson Cherie Roy David Rubi David Rudd Anna Marie Runge Vinson Russell Connie Ruth Bobbi Ryals Ken Sahr lean Saladin Anna Sanchez Pat Satterfield Mary Sautter Doug Schaefer Rosemary Scheer Carolyn Schermann Cheryl Schlecht Eric Schoenfeld Debbie Schreer jim Schroeder Alice Scott Lori Sears Dan Segerman Ginny Serres Beth Sexton Tracey Shaver Marty Shepard Jeanne Sigars john Sherman Tim Silbaugh David Shrum Tim Sifrit Mark Simmons Susan Simmons Bob Skaggs Mark Skelton David Siqueiros Michael Siqueiros Mary Smalley Ben Smith Ginny Smith Ken Smith Lisa Smith Mark Smith Matt Smith Roberta Smith Robin Smith Sandra Smith Stephen Smith Bridget Snyder Lisa Soltesz Pete Sorrells Lisa Spencer Cindy Sourlin Bently Stanfield Paul Stegers Deborah Steele Mike Stefanik Pam Stevenson David Stipp Eric Streif George Strohm Carol Stuck Robert Suders Debbie Suman Dave Summerhill Bob Sumner Dawn Sumner William Swapp Laura Swingler Bob Switzer Debbie Tapia August Taylor Connie Taylor Doug Taylor Terry Temple Glenda Thomas lack Thomas Donna Thompson Lisa Thompson Lynn Thompson Mike Thorn Mark Thurston Carrie Tinnon Leslie Todd Ricky Tollefson Mike Tongen james Toone Catherine Torres Michael Totman leff Townsend Todd Townsend Tony Trejo Teresa Tryon Linda Tuilefano Rafael Ung Gilbert Valle Barbara Van Note Tina Vargas joe Varvel Rochelle Vaughn Kim Veach Albert Velasquez Tom Velazquez Lisa Verdugo Carl Viegel Brad Volkmann Linda Wahl Sue Walter l T .1 'Y get :I f 1-is ,1 is American History credit is satisfied nf' 'I ' ' X. , t 0 Sherly Waltman Kim Ward Ricky Ware Dan Warner Tracy Watkins Lori Watt Bryon Weaver Charlotte Weaver David Weaver Eran Weaver Pat Wensauer Debbie Wenzel Vince Whalen Daniel Whelan Linda Wilkins Paula Wilkins Martin Williams Russel Williams Troy Williams Tami Williamson Venora Willits Doreen Wilson Hope Wilson Roger Winebrenner Mary Wolf Karen Wolfe Raymond Wisely Guy Wood Kay Woodard Carole Woodley Cheryl Woods Carol Woodson Chris Woolgar Debbie Worley Betty Wright Donna Wright Steven Yarborough Mark Yates loan Yost David Young Tony Young Sarah Zeugner Marvin Zieser Carol Zimmerman 'ES 'K OITIOFGS . in E E C , . . 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I Barbara Abraham Dawn Abshire Bruce Abts Chris Adams Mark Adams Stella Adkison Tony Ahlman Mike Akers Lupe Alabado Christine Alcocer Diane Alcocer Daniel Allen David Allen Rondi Allen Sammie Almer lulie Amsden Brian Anderson Tom Anderson Lori Armand Sharon Armstrong Mike Arnold Frank Arriola Margaret Arvallo Tanya Atkins Sharon Atzbach Martin Aubertin Danny Baca Sue Baker Chris Balland Francine Bard Martie Barnett Delia Barrientos Anita Bascelli Robert Bascelli Tim Bass Mike Bayless Darren Beach Connie Beamer Randy Bean Molly Beard Gary Bechman john Bedewi Chris Beers lessie Begley mx . 1 -40 -4 R . if ,ffnyb lfll Mean joe Green sells sophs rings 97 I. l J 1 I S4 '15 nu ll-ux ll -.A il I i f di' wf af-. , Ted Beidler Rachel Benavidez Deborah Benincasa Robert Benincasa Anthony Beran Diane Bernard lames Berry Marty Bewley Kevin Bickel lulie Binder joy Blair Steve Blase David Boatright David Boell Kathy Boldrey Scott Bolinger George Booze George Bond Chris Boulware Gary Boulware loanne Bourassa Ron Bowen Susan Bowlby Tim Branham Hazel Brannon Kelly Brindley jim Brinkin Mike Brister Terri Broich Cindy Brooks Roxanne Brooks Andrea Brott Barbe Brown Carroll Brown Dennis Brown Sandra Brown David Browne Rena Bryant lim Burch Ronnie Burchett Gaylan Buittner Mike Burgener Robyn Burnett Kriss Burns Gary Burroughs Ed Burton Bill Byrd Laurie Cameron Chris Campbell Tammie Campbell Rose Cannon Chrissy Cano David Capocy john Cappelli Gina Carney jerry Carrasco Sue Carrifee Leslie Carter Sandy Carter Lynette Catlett james Cawley Robert Ceballos Stephanie Celiberti Mark Cernetic Balerie Chandler Meredith Chase Gilda Chavez Curtis Cherry Heidi Chesser Dan Chilton Phil Chilton Phyllis Chilton lin Choe Mark Choe Sharon Christ Kathy Clark Letha Clark Tami Clark Kim Classie Steve Cliffton Tom Cline ludy Colburn William Colburn Debbie Coleman lim Collom Vicky Colwell Scott Conklin David Cook Valerie Cooley Randy Cooper Terri Cooper Pat Corbin lenny Cornelius Cathy Coronado Dianne Cox Connie Crandal 4 Q ' I-41 4 5 ! - ' . , Y I 1' lt X62 flifwtlz 1-M Q .v -ffl nf' X i , s.,, 47 1 Q l BV Xvf gy ,f i 10 75 -Ty nw flfl 'Z if .t- X t up Ava Donnie Crist Larry Crosier Curtis Cross Chris Cullon Steve Culpepper Steve Cumming Ed Cummings Carol Dabill Annette Damico Robin Daniel Terrance Daniels jenny David Clifton Davis Rena Davis Richard Davis Mike Dehe Carlos Deleon Charlotte Delgado Patty Deloney janet Denny Lana Denny Cindy Denzine Kevin Derrick Darron Dillon lanice Dobbs Lori Donnell Brian Drane Patty Droddy David Dropik Doug Drost Robert Dubell Renee Dumont Sherrel Easan Mark Eastwood Karen Ebert Gary Eggert Richard Eicherly Lisa Elder Patty Elliott Nadine Ellis Steven Embree Barry Emhoff Brenda Endres Steve Endres Germaine Engram Don Engstrom Eugene Erickson Pam Erwin Scott Esmeier Greg Esparza Robbie Espey Kelly Estep Teri Estes Scott Fader Matthew Fallon Jason Farni Diane Farnsworth Renee Faucette loAnne Faucher Mare Fierros Marty Fink Yolande Fischer George Fiscus Lynn Flaaen Iulie Fleming Chris Flippen luanita Flores Paul Focht Lori Folmer Tim Foster Mike Fredrick Vicki Freeman lim Freese Cherry Frey Tracy Fulton Mitchell Gabbert lim Gambrel Brian Gandy Debbie Garcia Sean Garcia Clark Garner Michael Garrison Frank Garza jenny Gentry lan Gerken Larry Gibson Vicki Gibson Tim Gift Shauna Giles Ken Gill Valerie Gilmore Cindy Ginn Ralph Glees Tim Goad Rocky Goff Alyce Good Elizabeth Good Bill Goodman Beth Goldmeer john Goldshot Mike Gomez Vicky Gomez Ralph Gonzales Bill Gosney Patty Gough Mark Gould Eddie Graeff lanine Gray Sonja Grayson Don Groat Cheryl Greendyk Mike Greenslit Cora Gruger Lance Gulseth Kevin Gunkel Mike Gutierrez loe Guzman Terri Hack Nan Haggerty Cheryl Hale Betsy Hall Sherry Hall Stewart Hall Tim Hall Richard Hamblin Cindy Hamer Don Hamill Karen Hammerstedt Deanna Hanna Denise Hanna john Hansel jennifer Harding Ron Hardy Wayne Hardy Caryn Harne Oliver Harris Kenny Hart jeffrey Hartgraves lulie Haug lanice Haws Dawn Haynack Tom Healy Dean Hearne lanice Hedrick Mike Hedrick Dawn Heinrich Cindy Hemple Debbie Hendricks Scott Hergenroether Kathy Heri Ernesto Hernandez Gilbert Herrin Audie Herrington Riki Hcsselschwerdt MaryAnn Higgins Scott Hinrichs Leslie Hodge Cheryl Hodgson Roy Holeyfield Todd Hollister Steve Horath Terry Horner Alex Horton Richard Houne lay Hubbs Bill Hughes Cathy Hughes David Hughes LeAnne Hughett Tim Humelhans Don Humke Ken Humphries Deborah Hundley Bill Hutchinson Brian Hunt Terry Isabel Mike lsenberg john lacobs Mary larczyk Dell Iarrett Tom jaskolski Arlene lasman Paige jefferson Gaovani limenez Angela jimenez Kurt jensen Deanna jensen David jeoggin Darivs johnson Eric johnson Ken johnson Rhonda johnson Sharon johnson Stephanie johnson David jones Lori jones Margaret jones Laurie jordan Karen judd Diane Kaml Wanda Kanady Beth Keating Daniel Kelly David Kent Keith Kerns Dori Kessinger Ray Kimbrell Raphiel E. Kimbrew Marsha Kincheloe Penny King Brian Kirk Bobby Kirkendoll jeff Klemencie Matt Klettlinger joe Kline David Klink julia Kneisel Ed Kolstedt jim Kress Rhea Kvool Mike Kwiecien David LaCoursiere Dana Lambert Doug Lambert Karen Lambert Tena Lambert Fran Laplaca Rick Larson Robert Lawton Pat Leaird Hwan Lee loann Lee Ken Lee Tammy Lee Guy Leighty Barbara Leggin Dan Leonard Tonya Leslie Tony Leszczynski Lori Lidia Melanie Lindsey Scottie Lindsey Carlos Llanos Tim Lofthouse loAnne Lopez Denise Loucks Rhonda Lowe Alfred Lugo Mark Lussier Lori Lutheran Phil Lynn Patrick Lyons Patty Lyons Mark Machemer Tina Mackay Annette Maldenado Patty Mansfield Karen Marquez Pattie Marquis Terri Marsh john Martin Maureen Martin Pattie Martin Thomas Martinez Lorri Mason Greg Mathias Margaret Mathijssen Dan Maxwell Adele May Cheryl May Ronnie MayBerry Tammy McChesney N-ip... 41 Pu fx? .AX lx Casey jones late, gets disqualified A S--v ,J Y' TP V xy-,, st- Qft A ' ,Q 1 1. A . hz, .af rj-.S rr K-...7 .ll ' if A SY. I .ff ' i fr-1 , V W . C x. i .' . ' if ... Je . . iiftdxlff Q A i 1-5 , i Unlike their mythological trainman hero, time for judging of the floats. As a result, Casey jones, the Sophomores were not on their float was not considered. 1. Debbie McBrid Greg McBroom Barbara McFarlin David McGeary Linda McGill john McGinn Helene McGinnis Ray Mclnelly Anthany McKinney Dawn McMarus Nan McMillan Kerri McRae Rhonda Meek Michael Meheran Monte Messenger jeff Messner Roy Messner Rose Meyers ludy Mickle Mark Milinkovich Brad Miller Kim Miller Lori Miller Mike Miller Sandra Miller Theresa Miller jerry Milliron Tandy Mills Steve Mills Corrine Mitchell Patty Molina Danny Molinar Lisa Monteilh john Montero Patrick Moody Robin Moody Teresa Moraga Frank Morales Cecelia Moreno Marcia Morey Susan Mornling Gary Morris lim Moyer loanne Muir Gary Mullins Sabrina Muroz loan Murphy Virginia Murphy Robert Murray Tammy Musser Matt Mutchler Clayton Mutum Tanya Nagle 1.1 s . ,5 TT x'f XMs i -I 31 - ,A lb 'H 1 , is ji-st! Y 1 Maryvale pennants, sold by the Sophomore Class, were on the scene at all games. This pennant is being displayed by Soph David jones. lody Neice Robert Neice Dawn Nelson Mark Nelson Carol Newell john Nixon Debra Nolan Rick Nolan Tanya Nolan Sandra North jeff Nossek Helene Nowak Arthur Nunez Larry Obst Steve Ochoa Theresa O'Connell jennifer Ohler Mike Oliver Rosie Oliver Bartt Olsen Mark Olson Cindy Olvey Darla O'Neal Ron O'Neal Cindy Opell Lydia Orona Paul Ortega Bruce Osborn Cathy Osborne Diana Ouellette Tony Owen Dave Pabst Richelle Pais Jeanne Palmer lon Palmisano Brenda Parfitt Dawn Parker Diane Parker Erica Parker Kenneth Parmer Brian Pasquale Steve Pavoggi Denise Perkins Denise Perry 4 Iohn Peterson Renee Peyton Chris Phelps Denise Phillips loe Phillips Marie Phillips Mike Phillips Peter Pierce Vickie Pimental Carol Pinney Max Pino Mary Pletka Dianna Pool Lori Porretta Angela Porto Ioi Lea Potts Tom Pratt joe Previte lanie Price jenny Price Penny Price Peggy Prince Sabrina Puhr jim Quinn Rita Ramirez Roy Ramirez Michael Randon Lopo Ratliffe Danny Rayles Robert Reaume Kim Recard Debbie Reece Kent Reid Eric Richardson Randy Richardson jennifer Riche Eve Richmond Richard Ricker Lynn Rikas Allen Rislund Dan Ritchie David Rizzo Bill Robb Richard Robertson YY 1? I 1' X X X l f 'W sh' Panthers of '79 prez is Saldaha 0-fr Ml ui- ff' ,Ja 1,4 ',x,f, rx X, l if Brian Robins Brian Robinson Carolyn Robinson Frank Robinson lim Robinson Mark Robinson Mike Robinson Paul Robinson Scott Rodgers Laura Rogers Eleanor Romero Laurene Romero Phyllis Romero Lisa Romine Tammy Ronham Dina Rubi Carolyn Rucker La Donna Rudnick Chris Ruiz Glenda Rumley Cindy Runner Nancy Ruppert Guy Russell Mark Russell Max Russell Sue Rymer Mike Rutigliano Greg Saboeirn Sue Saladin Linda Saldana Dennis Sanders Tracey Sandstedt Matt Santa Maria Sandy Santa Marie Yvonne Savoy Kevin Sawtelle Phil Sawyer Carol Schaaphok john Schepis Lana Scherer Mark Schlosser Naomi Schmidt Greg Schmitt Ardi Schoenthaler David Schufletowskl Matt Schuldt Anna Schutzenhofer Dean Schwartz Dave Scott Donna Sears Robbie Sellers Sterling Serensen Dung Sewell Ken Seward john sheedey Dan Shell Lisa Shemenaver Lisa Shepard Debbie Sherrill Tammy Shipe john Shull Rochelle Shurtleff lo Siefring Clark Sierra Tracy Sifrit Debbie Simerdla Robert Simmons Tamie Sims jim Skeens Dana Skoorer Barbara Smalley xx 'HMI Xl! Y ? fl, ' i -fm l i 5 ., l , . Fall days mean Fair days as Maryvale students enjoy the Super Loop, the other attractions of the midway, and the fair exhibits. X 1 I. 1 X I FT 4 S Tony Booth helps Sophs with dance . 'gs- QQ Y i 1 r X 1 f 1 1 if IX -. '-tiflllets '1-:Y lsd 1157 Bobby Smith Cari Smith Carolyn Smith Cheryl Smith Denise Smith Douglas Smith Michael Smith Robin Smith Steve Smith Suzanne Smith Sandra Smithson Patsy Snell Lisa Snyder Eddie Sokolis Ricky Solis Nicki Sora Kirk Sorensen Letty Soza Lauren Spano Belinda Spence Tammy Spencer Carolyn Sprague Melinda Stafford Tim Stanley Ruth States jerry Stewart Shirley Stewart Maria Stephens lim Stidham jennifer Stout Kenny Stringer Harland Strobel Larry Stubbs Daniel Stultz jill Sturgis Theresa Sucanick Pat Suders Patricia Suess Carole Swingler Calvin Sutton Danny Sutton ludie Sylvis janet Szymanski Brenda Taylor Cora Taylor Darlene Taylor Tony Taylor Mike Templeton lim Therefall Diane Thill Paul Thomas Kathy Thompson Rocky Thompson Roke Thurmond Debbie Tillman David Tierney Patty Tietjens Carol Tipler LaGina Tinsley Letitia Tinsley Patricia Torres Pete Torres lodi Tommasone Frank Torrez Sheri Tournay Cindy Townsend lim Traufler Rebecca Trujillo Louise Tsosie Cindy Tucker George Tynes Theresa Tysiak Denise Ufheil Kris Unteidig Teri Valenzuela Kirsten Valkingburg Diane Valleroli Penny Vaneseltine Chris Van Wie Tony Vargas Frank Varvel Lionel Varvel Susan Vasquez Ge Ge Veach leanette Velasquez Teri Verdugo Richard Verhoeven Mark Vollmer i . At .-2 . .si: 32 fa ,f ff. Tigy. Sophs raise money selling pennants , in-I 4 if l aw A In-I 5 My I leanette Walker Randy Walker David Wallace Angie Wallis Galeste Walls Stephen Walter Nina Ware Susan Watson Mike Watt Donna Watzek Becky Weaver Vicki Weaver Debbie Webster Dan Wenzl Kenda West Lenise Westbrooks Tara White Felica Whitehead Sheila Wist Mark Wilson Peggy Wilson Sandy Wiltcher ludi Wilds Carolyn Williams layvonace Williams Frank Williams Kelly Williams Rhonda Williamson Bill Williford james Wilson Tracy Wilson Mark Wimberly Candy Wood Shelly Woodford Carol Woods Michael Worrell Laurie Wright Butch Wyatt Terri Wyrick Lisa Yarborough Margaret Yearack lim York Bonnie Young Valerie Young Wanda Young Kathleen Yurochko Melody Zeeman Beth Zeugner ....--rx... 4.- - vw.-.- l,, A X pf X , Q X .- , f t 5 .f Q xf xy 'S Je' -1: has - V L ,f Sifalfwztj .lx ,H 1 wi. up-e ,,.h,4:,w?m ' --v.av,4,,K x Q 5 L ,-,X Lg. . . . x . .-, X. ,N S Q . i , . ,L j fi . W A 3- avr N42 X 1.55 ' 'f i,4.r5f JF! .QQQ ,WJ- PLT-'sf M.-xg 2 :Q I .-2, ' 1, 7 2:13 'L N x 5 1 Tffi , ,iw ..-:mr .11-:P-x f. .5 :TN , ,e fry . . .., M fs N ,gi 5- 4 ,. ,:,fy,j rvsb- Class Officers: Vice President Grace Evers, Secretary Barbi Myers, President Gail Woods, Treasurer Kris Langford. Barbra Abraham Mark Abrams Doug Abshire Pam Abts Alfonso Acosta Tony Adams Tim Akers Sue Akin Richard Alcocer Daniel Aldrete Mark Aldridge jeannine Alexander Cheryl Allen januario Altiveros Kari Amarosso Renee Amavisca Chuck Amsden Bernice Anderson Beth Anderson janet Anderson jeff Anderson Terry Arriola Brian Atkins Shiela Atzbach Lori Aylesworth Celeste Aynes jamie Baca Laura Bachand Eddie Backus Dean Badger Marilyn Baggs Donna Bailey Ray Baldenegro Eric Balderrama janice Balderas Bill Barker Debbie Barnes joanna Barnes joshua Barnes Mike Barnes Kristi Barton Terrie Baugus Todd Becker john Beckett A X! I 'lr 7 my ,, 1 fini' l. L Frank Benincasa Cindy Benson Barbara Benavidez james Benavidez Linda Bernal judy Berumen Leonard Best Anna Betacourt jackie Bethel Susan Bettin jill Beyer David Birdwell Robert Blean Daryl Bloomquist Pam Boatright Laura Boden Richard Boivin Lora Bolton Nancy Bonsack Andrew Bouque Cara Bower jeff Bower Debbie Boyack Coley Boyse Keith Bradshaw Carmine Brass Laura Bravo Scott Brett Ricky Brewer Sandy Brewer Gail Briese Pat Brinkin Arthur Brooks Karen Brooks Don Brown Lynne Brown Ricky Brown Syliva Brown Thelma Brown jackie Browne Les Bryant Rex Bullard Richard Bult Linda Bunch Sharon Burawa Bill Burkland jamie Burruel john Burt Donald Burton Kathy Bushnell Patti Bushofsky Thomas Byrd Tanya Callahan Kelly Cameron losephine Cancilliere joe Cappelli Tim Carazo Todd Carazo Douglas Carlson Keith Carlson Lisa Carlson lulie Caudle Peter Celaya Nicki Centner Ernie Chambers Whitney Chancellor Lisa Chandler Karen Charlesworth Josephine Chavez Margaret Chase Wayne Cheng Sylvia Chilton Randy Christofferson David Chritenson Larry Chumley Ron Clark john Clevenger Donna Coate Debbie Coats Lydia Cobbs Becky Coker Theresa Colburn loan Cole Rose Comfort Debbie Conkle Sharon Conover Greg Cook Lori Cook Pat Cooney Debbie Cooper Patti Cooper Stella Cooper Gary Coppernoll Cathy Cordova julie Cornell Denise Corrigan Angel Cota Denis Couture Shannon Coyne Veronica Craig Barbra Crandal Steven Cranford Ron Croft Marlon Cummings Darla Curley Wendy Custar Charmaine Cutting Grat Dalton Dan Damrick Dawn Dankworth Diane Dastous Anthony Davis Nadine Davis Steve Davis Thom Davis Yvonne Deck Susan Decker Tim Decker Robyn Dedmon Tod Dennis janet Denny Ken Denzine Doris Devereaux Roseann Devereaux Sharon Diaz Larry Dickson Camella Dierks Rebecca Dillmore David Disch Michael Dixon Robyn Dixon Dino Donimari Lance Donnel james Donnelly Pat Donnelly Theresa Dorsey Steven Doss Edward Douglas Tammy Downer joe Downey Dayle Downs Danny Drane Richard Droddy Ronnie Dumont William Dunlap Nicky Duran Deborah Dyke Rose Dyke Gina Earley james Edmondson Patrick Edwards Brent Eidson Karen Elder Peggy Ellis Shawn Ellis james Embree Sammy Engram Wayne Enke Kris Enos Michelle Entringer Antoine Ervin Paula Escobar Gloria Espinoza Patricia Espindola Kelly Estep Warlito Evangelista Bob Evans Grace Evers jennifer Fader Sherrie Fairris Norma Fajardo james Farmer Susan Faucher Phil Feistner Todd Fennell Eileen Fenner Lois Fenstermaker julie Fernandez Anne Fiacco Laurie Fields Micheal Fierro Mark Figueroa lim Fimbres Duane Fischer Sheryl Fleischhacker Alan Fleischman Linda Flewelling Andy Flores Neal Forbis Tom Ford Dolores Frausto Roberta Frederick Mark Frederick Steve Fredric Tania Freitas Debbie Frey Tracy Fyfe john Gaines Cindy Gaio Bruce Gallagher Larry Gallegos lack Galvez Tammy Gambrel Belinda Gandy Patty Gant Kelly Garcia Luis Garcia Barbara Gardner Randy Gardner Ada Garza Valerie Galling Kirk Geiler Candace Geiser Helen Gierard Sharon Gilliam Kevin Gillingham Mark Glancy William Glenn Deana Golden Pat Gomez Sandra Gomez Mike Good Don Goodell Robert Goodman Wendell Goodroad Sharla Gore Mike Goss Corrine Gothro Scott Graves Rodney Grayson losephine Green Glen Green jim Green Michelle Green jamie Gregory Karla Grisalva Karen Grill Denise Grimm Danna Gronewold Terri Guire Lori Gulseth Scott Gumm Phyllis Guth Diego Gutierrez Ronnie Gutierrez Stefany Gutzwiller john Hager Curtis Hale jaque Hall Dianna Hall james Hallen Kim Hamblin james Hamill Roy Hamill Tom Hamrick Shiela Hendley john Hann Lori Hannah Sonja Hannah Albert Hansen Kathleen Hansen joel Hansen Dan Hardy Tonya Harman Patty Horner janna Harrison Laurie Hartwell Debbie Hasek jacqueline Haug Craig Hayduke Scott Haymaker Randy Haywood john Heflin jami Helton Ann Hempler jim Henderson Patricia Henness Amy Hergenroether Sharon Hershey Melinda Hessman vu-av sd' 'sv TT' Ax Gerald Hicks Cheryl Hill joe Hinojosa Mark Hobel Daryl Hockersmith Ray Holt Roy Hooper jim Hopkins Don Horn Eileen Hornung Sherri Housh Danny Hovatter jimmy Howard Sandra Howerton Robert Hoxie Mitch Hudak Larry Huffman Paula Hughes Richard Hughes Tammy Hughes Tammy Huston Kim Hylton Kim lmes Nancy Isbell Mary jackson janet jarrett joe jasman Tony jefferson Mike jenkins Denise jimenez Michael johannsen jeri johnson Laurie johnson Mike johnson Patricia johnson Sherri johnson Carla johnston jackie jones Karl jones Mike jones Richard jones Sheri jones Teddy jones Timmy jones Carolyn loya Bryon loyner Brink Karr Mike Keating Mark Keatley Randall Keatley Greg Keeling jeffrey Keene Elizabeth Keller Brian Kelly Rusty Kendall Regina Kennedy Kari Kerns Dianna Kiess lames Kilpatric Dean Kimbrell Kevin Kirkland Ronald Kline Nathan Klinger Debbie Knaack Linda Knight Lynette Knight Trudy Koches Richard Kohler Mike Koppes Kim Koressel Susan Kowalenko joe Lacaver Debbie Lacoursiere Eddie Laehn Tony Lagos Rex Lamb Andrea Lambdin jerry Lambert Tom Lambros Tom Landers Daniel Langford Kris Langford Pat Langhammer Greg Lanman Rick Laplaca Danny Largo Mark Larrabee Lisa Larson la 5.1 E . Officers on time for picture taking ve,-p .,-I 4.3 3 41 4. -+ v o-1, V, 7 54 , u .kJ Q 3 A . vg . ,ggi ,fi!'i 1 xx fe N -wi Fw' Q-4 ss -s Q' s 1 'ls Y , ,..,7' .t 4-1. .A-'fxizvrw y viii? liQf.FE'l6lE i 5 7 l f oi- lf Q, Ill ' r iv- - ff Bevo Larue lames Lawrence Armand Lawson Sandy Lawson Robert Leal Amy Lee jerry Lee Gary Leeder Agena Leflew Sarah Leker Ricky Lemaster Kathy Lemley Sandy Lentz Ron Leonard Ray Lerma Dawn Lessman Denise Lewis Bill Linnenburger Tina Linthicum Stacie Little Stephanie Little Raquel Llanos Clay Llewellyn Diane Lofthouse Louise Logsdon Richard Long Vicki Long Tim Longobardo David Lopez David Loucks Rick Lowe Anna Lujan Dana Lynn Cindy Mac Kay Steven Mack Lindsey Maddock Michael Mahoney lohn Maier Patricia Maier Mike Mansfield Eddie Marichalar Arlette Mariscal jennifer Marks Phil Maron Tim Maroney Anita Marsh jackie Marshall Thomas Marshall Cast Martin Malta Martin Nora Martinez Carmen Marzette Dorothy Mathijssen Ginger Mathijssen Susan Matteson Nancy Mattingly lim Maxwell Denny May Bruce Mayberry Tim Maynes Theresa Mc Carthy Mike McLaughlin Penny Mc Clain Elizabeth Mc Cumber Carlton Mc Donald Lisa Mc Farlin Kenny Mc Ginn Harry Mc Givney Robert Mc Gonigle leanine Mc Gowall Tammy Mc Kenzie Christopher Mc Kinney Robin Mc Kinnon Melissa Mc Kinstry Dennis Mc Mains Terri Mc Manamey laneen Mc Mahon Rick Meador Terryl Means Iohn Medaglia Barb Meier lerry Mershon Linda Michl David Miller Odette Miller Kenneth Mills Tom Mills Lisa Minick Rebecca Minks Carol Mintz Melanie Mitchell Michile Mitchell Mike Mitchell Steven Mock john Moehr Dale Mohrman 5'-f' 1 Ag., 40 so' S-.1 -ai LJ rfw. +651 CQ arf, i 1 i .J X ' 9 , Craig Montgomery Mishelleen Moore Penny Moran Vickie Morrell Dean Morris Roger Morris Ray Morrison Laurie Mortis Peter Moya Ralph Moya Doug Muhlestem Maureen Mulcahy Vicky Mull Carole Mullins loe Murray Debbie Myres Gary Myers john Myers Sharon Myers Steve Myers Carlos Nandin Mike Negri April Nelson Regis Nemmer Richard Nemmer Kathy Neville Kristi Newlin lan Newton Maryann Nicholas Greg Nickens Robert Nicolctti Kevin Niehousc- Debbie Noe john Nolan Lori Noll Nick Nuzzo Thomas O'Brian David Obst Sheila O'Connel Steve O'Dell Terese Odette Virginia Ohton Tom Oiazza Roberta Otterman Tim Padgett Robert Papineau Nick Parise David Parker lohn Parker Katheryn Parker Peter Parr leanette Parten james Patterson Tracy Patryas Barbara Payne Mike Peaslee lim Peat Ray Peavey Nikki Pellegrino Lisa Penberthy Rani Perella Tina Perella Fred Perce Kenny Perez Shana Pester Brennen Peters Alison Peterson lohn Peterson Susan Peterson Pam Petra joseph Pfeiffer Irene Peirson Cindy Pimental Kelly Pinnick Ron Piper Rick Pisarski Charles Place Lucinda Plaisted Michael Platz limmie Polenske Sherry Porter Freddy Portugal Walter Powell Lee Powers Rodney Powers Bob Price Claude Pritchard Susan Prouty Qllvs t Grinding corn meal maza as Indians once did was part of Elizabeth Thompson's field trip to Heard museum. Elizabeth Quidera Sandera Quidera Bruce Rademacher Scott Rains Albert Ramirez Gabriel Ramirez Rick Ramirez Robert Ramirez Diane Ramsey Michael Ramsey Carol Randolph Otis Ratliffe Donna Redman Laurie Reece Brian Reece Kelly Reece Randall Reed Scott Reever Brenda Reever Marti Reid Myrna Reid Chuck Reineer Steve Renand Pat Reser Kelli Rich Adrianne Richards lanie Richardson Larry Richardson Suzanna Richardson lanice Rick Norma Ricker Kathleen Riter Cecelia Roberts Diane Roberts Pam Roberts Rodney Roberts Shannon Roberts Terry Roberts julie Robertson Linda Robinson Roseanne Robinson leanne Robinette Shane Roesner Kathi Roger Diane Rogers Debbie Romero Teresa Romero Pat Rosa ,-,.. J ,gov X tt vs -5'-5 l ,li J-,.. Freshmen got a bang out of the fair also as to return to the reality of the fairway much Alison Silbaugh seems definitely reluctant less return to Maryvale High. lonas Rosenthal Richard Ross Bonnie Rosson Bryan Rotter Rebecca Ruiz lody Rupp Melopi Ryan Patricia Ryan Lisa Rymer Reid Sahr Chris Saladin Frank Salas Robert Salazar Shirely Salazar Robert Sanders David Sandoval Theresa Sandoval Alex Santa Maria Micheal Santa Maria Tony Sarsam Ann Sautter Cena Savoy Kent Sawtelle Kelly Scaccia Charles Schaetzle Gary Scheer Larry Schilling Tracie Schlecht Mark Schmidt William Schmidt Susan Schoenthaler lonna Schuler Scott Schulz Carolyn Schuster john Schuster john Scoggin Tawnya Scoggin Deborah Scokos Brett Scott David Scott jackie Scott Terry Seaman Patricia Sears lim Sears Charles Seay Robert Sensabaugh Anthony Sesma Vickie Sharpe Linda Shell Drew Shellenberger Lori Shepard Kevin Shinabarger Randy Shipman Debbie Shively Anthony Shope Todd Short Alison Silbaugh Sandra Simmons Sharon Simmons Mike Sipple William Skinner Shawn Slattery Bryan Smith Darlene Smith Donna Smith Gina Smith Griff Smith Heather Smith lim Smith lon Smith Kimberly Smith Linda Smith Lorrain Smith Randy Smith Carol Smouse Virgil Snoddy Tina Sobolowski Rhonda Spence Denver Sorrells Terry Soto Mike Spacht Dan Spence Keith Spence Mark Stamper Pat Stark Shelley Stark Raymond Starr Robert Steck l 'QS C Rosenthal named 'valuable player' i fl, Sf l fbfxlf ft 'wwf hiv J- I 'ol V47 .ff ' 'W v i f ' 1 . .. f so Freshmen Heather Smith and Lori Shepard contemplate buying a copy of the '7 7 Panthorian at the booksale. Daniel Stefanik lodeen Steggs Matthew Stein Linda Stephenson Many Stevenson Travis Stewart Valerie Stoffel Mark Stombaugh Bill Stone Lanny Stone George Strohm Sandy Strunk Kurtis Stults Del Sturgis Brian Stutzenburg Lauri Suders Mary Suess Delaine Summerhill Mark Suniga Lloyd Sutherland lohn Swartz Bruce Tackett Shon Tackett Curtis Tapp Patricia Terrasas Steve Thill Carlotta Thomas Franscine Thomas Midge Thomas Vinite Thomas Elizabeth Thompson Mike Thompson Tracy Thompson Tom Thorn Bonnie Tierce Elouise Tom Doug Tongen Silvio Torizzo Tom Torrez Kent Totman Frank Tramontana Patrick Traufler Lyndon Traylor Val Trujillo Dewal Tuilefano Beth Valentine Gary Valenzuela Gus Valle Mike Van Kirk Shawn Van Kirk Michael Vasquez Rodney Vaughn Steve Veach Patti Vega Catherine Villela Kathy Vines Brian Voigt Nancy Vollmer Darryl Vondra Ronnie Von Prisk Jeffery Wade Mary Wagner Nancy Wagner Renee Walker Kim Wall Scott Walters Pam Waltman john Ward Sharron Ward Arnold Ware Bob Warner li 3 nu V? 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E53 Since 3,200 people couldn't be on staff to make this yearbook, it was done by a handful of people who put in much of their time fmany days before and after school, Friday nights, Sat- urdays, and almost all holidays? and effort. Special thanks are due from the entire population of MHS to: Mr. Earl Stinson for his time, patience, support, ideas, and extra food money. My staff lincluding Heidi Chesser and Lynn Rikasl for obvious reasons. All of the families involved for their understanding while l borrowed a person or two on those long, long deadline nights and days. I wish to personally thank everyone, especially Patsy Brubeck, for their support during this book's production, and my parents for not moving until I finished school here at Maryvale. 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