North Phoenix High School - Hoofbeats Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 214 of the 1988 volume:

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The cheerleaders olwoys did their best to get the stonds on their feet ond the bond kept everyone entertoined during those long timeouts. But nothing wos more exciting thon wotching our Mustongs chorge on to victory!!! Q Extremelg Incredible Student Government is an extremely devoted group. Not only are they incredibly dedicated seriously intelligent hardworking and intensly spirited but they are the rowdiest people around. Dor- thy Smith the Student Body President may appear to smile sweetly that cute cheekysmile we all know and love but it you look carefully subtle notorious twinkle that mischevious spark that eminates. This is the stuff that Student Government is made of. The delirious enthusiasm radiates from every single member setting an example to us all. Showing us what Mustang patriotism is truly made of. As they set the balloons free and let them roam in the endless azure ssies -- it symbolizes each and every one of us being set loose from North High into the wonderously wide to achieve the unachievable attain the discovered invent the univented and to coin the familiar phrase BE ALL THAT YOU CAN BE. The sky s the limit Mustangs. l cautiously, closely, notice that Uf10lTOi0ClblG, dlSCOVGf The U0- 4 1, f -r W A 4 ' , M my gg, -- ,T A iw, fg ,.:ffAu'1sw 5 'ax Seniors make Q Comeback X 42 . i 'V' V 'ff-ff -'- 'Cn' 1 Lt., ffl? '.7,--511 ' if-I xx: J, 22? 54 'f4 9'f'-V? '5,?W!hxr'3 f1',' n, .!9,? A, X- s ' Y , fsfg, M, an-4 .fsff' -V , .V' I ,Mn i 3 5 , 3 Q X 1 x wx v-P 'Q' Ji! an av iw-,M 4 4 ifx 12 Q, + 3125 45 k ff' A it -is-H Q? gi y .W-.1 g g , . A i 0 Q gm A . LJXNX D Wy bam M-H Ya, 5 gg: QW? 'v an N w- ,wana Wg mg lv 1 ff W, gt ,, WW :gggfs3 Kgwgfg 1 X is mm ' 4 1 'Q w 1 ,' wil, 11.-SQYX -K Ry? 9, Q- fs' W Q 1,2-,X vm Jia K ,fa ,QM N WQXX, . , XX: ,. ' . ,' V. 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X in ,X t' :LQ AL,, 1. if q- 'ff' '35 L ' QTL ' ', Oli L H I L . Rf K 43' -' WJ- 8 'L V , N file A , Q - f I ,Y 'V L , '01 fl iw P I 1' 6 -1 7 Qs! X-9? ' 'I 1 'lvl 5 Q 1: QSM X XE 9,1 A ,K yah ,'Z b , Vabv XX r ll ,lvg 5 V 55 3, I , , if 5 f f y X QQ ,,,. A. ? sa w KY Addict The ploy Addict is o very reolistic ploy obout teenoge drug obuse. Almost every teen experiences drugs or one time or onother in their life. The purpose of this ploy wos to reoch out to the troubled kids ond moke them reolize how serious drugs ore. First time users think it s no big deol to smoke one or two joints o doy. Wrong!! Smoking is oddictive one more leods to onother ond onother ond onto heovier drugs, The cost consisted of students from Mrs. Johnsons oth hour odvonced Dromo closs. For mony the closs wos o greot ex- perience for leorning while still hoving fun. The closs forced you to work though but if youre reolly willing to work ond put forth the effort to leorn you ore encouroged to join next school yeor. Clubs ond Orgonizotions 'Q 40 vig! Rog Dolls The Dromo deportment put on o ploy this lost yeor colled Rog Dolls It wos o strong ploy obout with sod emotions lt wos o big hit for the deportment ond he students thot helped put it on work ed hord to moke it good Abuse is o terrible experience for onybody to suffer especiolly for children AO! of oll children thot ore beoten will grow up to beot the notion woiting for you so if you or someone you know is suffering coll ond get help The suffering needs to stop ond now so help o friend or moybe yourself . yy , 0 I , . O I ' child obuse ond it touched mony their children. There is help oll over , r ' ' I Clubs ond Crgonizotions Mosque ond Govel One club thot wos in the spotlight throughout the yeor wos the Mosque ond Govel Club. Besides spon- soring such octivities os the Christmos Ploy, ond the ploys Addict, ond Rogdolls, they porticipoted in o trip to Springville for 2 doys going to conferences, wot- ching ploys, ond porticipoting in seminors. The sponsor of Mosque ond Govel is Mrs. Johnston, President: Mothew Uriorte, Vice President: Dono An- drews, Secretoryz Lourdes Torin, Historion: Morcie Spillmon, Treosurer: Betty Kennedy. Bosicolly, Mosque ond Govel is to bring out your tolents ond for people who ore not in dromo closses to oct in theoter. Throughout the yeor they entered speech tour- noments, toured to feeder schools ond visited to pro- mote interest in theoter ond dromo. All money roised in Mosque ond Govel is used mostly to buy costumes, molse-up, props, ond scenery. l think people who believe they hove tolent should join dromo to leorn more obout theotre, ex- cloimed Monul Gorcio. Mosque ond Govel hod o greot group of students full of lots of tolent. Clubs ond Orgonizotions Mixed Chorus I Once ogoin, Chorus hod o greot yeor. Mr, McDonoId J so 1: led his twenty member chorus through o series of per- 0 formonces throughout Phoenix. They hove performed for the Phoenix Art Museum, North High's Christmos Shovvcose ond numerous student ossemblies. They olso porticipoted in the Greoter Phoenix Performonce Arts V Progrom Honor Concert Choir. X Xa Three of the students in Chorus hove been involved , J in it for oil four yeors. These tolented Seniors oreg U Eiizobeth Bozolduo, Reho Escoto ond Tereso Krotzen- '43 RUS T burg. Mr. McDonoId feels he hos o very tolented group TT- ' -- of students with o greot deol of spirit. He soys thot they i ore, smoH but mighty ond beoutifulf' Chorus is orgonized by President: Pseho Escoto, Vice ' ff President: Tereso Krotzenburg, Secretory: Joon Behl, gf' ond Treosurer: Amy Trottier. X T X X T f R Qlmxu 20 A Q3 Clubs ond Orgonizotions TOPS TOPS is on orgonizotion designed under the title of improve- ment. The sponsors of TOPS consist ofg Choirmon - Mr, Hise, Co. Choirmon - Mr. Robinson, ond member Mrs. Escolonte. TOPS stonds for Together, Offering, Positive, Support. TOPS is divided into mony different committees. For instonce, they hove o potent involvement committee which tries to think of woys to get porents more involved ond interested in whot's hoppening or North High. The TOPS group olso uses the KKIS period time from 2:30 to 3100 ond hos found it very successful. There is olso the Student Achievement Committee which consists of on Acodemic Achievement teom which tries to find woys to improve test scores of students. We olso hove feeder schools where we try to come up with ideos to get both 8th groders ond 6th grode teochers to our compus, Through student octivities the foculty olso cooperotes ond ln- volved themselves with the students. Also olternotlve school teoms help with school octivitles ond help students with problems. T For o more effective ond better school you hove to identify the problem in the school such os excessive tordies, drop outs, etc . . . And then moke the school o better ond hoppler ploce to the students. TOPS is moking North High o better school with positive support. wfw' STP ll sw P fig, g,,k si my . ff' I , .l X 22 Q Clubs and Organizations Jazz Band Elrzabeth Bazaldua Joan Behl Phrl Berkman Joshua Colfer Reha Escoto John I-lazelett Jeff Lyons Sara Merrifield Babatunde Ram: Mrlse Thers Mrlse Wrltrout Steven Fltzmaurlce Carla Stanton Deena Marafl Eric Gentry Paul Patrlcls John Lyons Jeff Cutler ifkgeg Clubs ond Crgonizotions Performonce Bond The North High Mustong Bond hos come o long woy. When North reopened in 1983, the bond hod 38 members, now it hos o5, next yeor they ore hoping to hove more thon 80 members. They hove improved o lot in performing ond they put on mony shows for the school. The bond wos olso permitted to visit severol colleges ond porticipote in the festivols thot were held. They even hod o chonce to go to U of A, which they hove not ottended in 20 yeors. While on the rood, they received severol rotings from o ponel of judges, Since the reopening they hove not received onything obove o 3 Cgoodj. This yeor they received o rote of 2 Qexcellencej. The flog line ond drum mojors olso received severol owords for their performing obilities. Hopefully, this coming yeor the bond will bring home mony more owords to the school with increosed number of members. bug have A 'A Q Tino Ackermon, Sondy Allison, Jeff Bogg, Rusty Boyles, Phil Berkmon, Robert Box, Williom Brooks, Domion Coomon, Ronold Chiogo, Joshuo Coker, Amy Cole, Don Collins, Bryon Culling, Jeff Cutler, Jomie Eckert, Morcus Esporzo, Steven Fitzmourice, Nick Qorcio, Eric Gentry, Kothy Goldstien, Arthur Hood, John Hozelett, Christino Hunter, Jennifer Leon, Deeno Morofi, Chorlene Miguel, Cheryl Miguel, Foy Newberry, Corino Nunez, Ryon O'Conner, Poul Potrick, Leslie Perg, Regino Pico, Cindi Powers, Bobotunde Romi, Becky Randolph, Angie Reody, Dustin Woits, Ronciy Woits, Rondy Schiller, ivlotr Sheperdson, Corlo Stonton, Joson Toylor, Elburn Templeton, Mike Theis, Sontiogo Trevino, Moloine Vondewoter, Misti Wolker, Lorry Willioms, Locey Wisner, Anne Fitzmourice, Shoron Diol, Reho Escoto, Elizobeth Bozolduo, Tereso Krotzenburg, Jeff Lyons. Yi HCJRSIN HRCJUND JUST Courogeous Cheerleoders defy lows of groviry ,Qi f .wif Morino Hernondez, Bobbie File, Allison Wilrrour, Perseiphonie Snelling, Amy Bollord, Heidi Rosmussen, Soli Rhodes, Julie Liber, Michelle Conhom, Aliso Amodor Most people think thot being o Cheerleoder begins in September ond ends in Februory or Morch. For some schools thot moy be true, but being o North High Cheerleoder is o yeor long commitment in reolity the whole process begins in April, with tryouts. Once the line hos been choosen the girls begin preporing for the follow- ing yeor. Uniforms must be decided upon, sum- mer proctice dotes must be set, ond money must be roised for comp. Thot is when oll the fun begins! During the summer, one week wos spent ot UCSD for o cheerleoding comp teoms from oll over the southwest come to leorn new cheers ond mounts, ond to leorn new cheers ond mounts, ond to compete for the coveted spirit stick. Our girls come owoy with quite o few owords ond mony new routines. By the vorsity cheer line wos reody to go! Along with footboll seoson come pep ossemblies. The girls spent oll morning decoroting the gym, procticing cheers, ond getting themselves psyched for the students. When the footboll ployers hod owoy gomes, the cheerleoders olong with the pommies, mode goodie bogs for oll the guys. They were filled with condy ond cookies ond little notes to let them know the girls were with them oll the woy. we-'re oll friends ond we get olong reolly well with eoch other. We're definitely o teom! Stored sophomore Bobbie File. And it's true. Everyone cooperotes ond works together, which is why this is the best line we've hod in yeors. vi' X 'K 'R K X W x C Q ' Q 'WY Q Q. 8 -. wr 28 if-Ldqji Qx ,A any A ., hm A , 'K- Vorsuty Pom The North Hugh pom lune hos hod onother greot yeor During the summer the en ture pom line went to Lo Jollo Colufornuo for o week long comp ot which pom Iunes from hugh schools oll over the Southwest ottended They Ie-orned o number of short donces new techniques ond the lotest populor moves The North Hugh poms won one of the top owords the Spurut Stuck for the most spurut ond quolity performonce Some of the gurls won unduvuduol owords os well Pom proctuces were held every doy ofter school un the donce room The gurls found themselves wuth only o week s tume to moke up o donce for the home footboll gome ond perfect theur performonce They olso hod to know oll the cheers to help the cheerleoders with school spirit, Bosketboll seoson provided the girls with o new chollenge. Now the poms got to donce to some of the lotest populor music. This meont mony more hours of proctice ond perspiro- tion. I never knew so much work could be so much fun, stoted one pommie. The line hos reolly come o long woy since we storied proc- tices lost Moy. We hove become o lot closer ond I om reolly going to miss everyone next yeor, sold Senior Coptoin, Michelle Morrison. Obviously o lot of time, energy ond dedicotion goes in- to being o NHS pom. All the girls reolly helped promote school spirit ond the crowd enjoyed the performonces. K Y----'lx by 5 -Q sfwugu is tssk Clubs ond Orgonizotions Bottom: Morio Encinos, Michelle Morrison-Coptoin, Amonie Adoms. Top: Jenelle Adoms, Diono Romirez, Julie Ruiz. Clubs ond Organizations ,una EQ! .5 S X, X 4 Clubs ond Orgonizofions EQ Clubs ond Orgonizotions JROTC fc 1K Led b Moor Zoborsls the Junior Reserve Officer Troin ' ,X Y J Yr ' , . , ing Corps worlsed hord ond occomplished o greot deol. The g f JROTC is brolsen up into four groups, These ore the Color Guord, Drill Teom, Ronger teom, ond Rifle Teom. The Color ff Guord morches out with their flogs during holftime of foot- . boil ond boslsetboll gomes, X During the Morcos De Nizo invitotionol November 21, the J, X' Q Flog Corps eorned second ploce. December 12, they olso FT went to the Brigode Drill Meet where they competed V' J, ogoinst oil the color guords in the PLJHSD district. They eorn- ed first ploce there. The Drill Teom olso competed in the Brigode Drill Meet on December 12, They eorned o third ploce regulotion, The Ronger Teom got o third ploce ot the Brigode Rifle Motch Jonuory Q We shot them up sold Jeff Stuott The two Outstonding students ore Jeff Stuort fvho won first ploce for Prone shooting ond Dovid Gorcio who got third ploce in stonding shooting Shone Woodly o student in JROTC soys When I storted out in High School I wos lsindo quiet JROTC gove me some self confidence Dovid Gorcio sold JROTC gives students o better chonce for success MARKSMANSHIP TEAM: Enrique Borrero, Julio Espinoso, Dovid Gorcio, Rowdy Holt, Arthur Good, Cothy Mendozo, Noel Roo, Jef- frey Stuort, Eric Thiss, Lester Wiles. RANGER TEAM: Enrique Borrero, Gorry Corr, Aoron Cherry, Tony Costo, Julio Espinozo, Morls Finch, Arthur Good, Henry Gorcio Christopher Nelson, John O'Horo, Noel Rod, Jeffrey Stewort, Treviso Sontiogo, Shone Woodley. DRllL TEAM: Enrique Borrero, Moricelo Borrero, Gorry Corr, Tony Costro, Julio Espinozo, Dovid Gorcio, Arthur Good, Rowdy Holt Christino Hunter, Ricls Kinsey, Cothy Mendozo, Christopher Nelson, Noel Roo, Jeffrey Stuort, Eric Thiss, Shone Woodley. COLOR GUARD: Julio Espinozo, Moria Finch, Arthur Good, Rowdy Holt, Rick Kinsey, Christopher Nelson, Jeffrey Stuorr, Eric Thiss, Lester Wiles, Shone Woodley. Clubs ond Orgonizotions Indion Club The Indion Club hos been o ropidly growing orgonizo- tion for some time now. Mrs. Kuester is the enthusiostic sponsor. The moin gool of the NHS Indion Club is to ossist ond help Indion students to deol ond cope with the pro- blems choices decisions conflicts ond issues thot foce students of oll notionolities. Some importont priorities ore peer pressure coreer choices ond odopting to vorious environments. This club, with the concerned core of Mrs. Kuester, hos informed the communities of Indion customs, trodi- tions ond drown ottention to the rich colorful heritoge of our Americon predecessors. A big moment for the club wos hoving o Mr. ond Mrs. Indion of North High School in the Homecoming X C porode. Keep it up! Sk' Club f l 'I V gil,-ijt '-if C. S f f Viiiilllf X' A new ond exciting club students con join is the Ski tt ll'h, Club. This is sponsored by Ms. Newmon ond Aliso X LJ Y X Amodor is president. . Si X 0 I A ,V,Xf Ski Clpb members. excited ond onticipoting to hit the 1 W ,P -. - X slopes, got their wish Februory 5th ond oth. This club ' N7 of 22 hod the time of their lives. Truly incredible! 'wtf Students feel it's o greot club to become involved in -, 1 T ond definotely the most enjoyoble provided for here ot North. Q- Josh Zimmermon, on ovid ski-club member, stored, you don't need to know how to ski or even be on ex- pert to join the Ski Club. There ore members thot hove never even skied before. In foct, they're the most en- thused! lt's greot, definotely o lor of fun. Ski Tough, Ski Sofel X 1 Clubs ond Orgonizotions The Close-up Progrom is o Notionol Club government up close ond personol . woy ore very tox deductible, run by Woshtngton ond Congress. The put- The students' gool is to roise S870 dollors. The' Club CO0SiStS of members, onyone ond pose of the club is to encouroge high school They must find o woy to roise the money everyone is more thon welcome tojoin. The students to help roise money to moke o trip themselves, for example, Q qqrwqgh, Qondy trip is truly on incredible experience ond to Woshington, D. C. ond observe the sole or occepting donotions which, by the gives the youth of todoy on excellent op- portunity to tolls to Congress representotives, Superior Courtjudges ond other VlP'5. Mony students hove the chonce to receive o S500 dollor scholorship from the In government by porticipoting in the Close-Up Progrom. This is on excellent woy for i students interested in the functions of government to leorn, grow ond core. Not to mention molse o lot of new friends ond meet unique people from oll over the T U. S. The Close-Up Progrom needs you! loin todoyll - X Au o C ub Ziff' Ugggpci Auto Club is o group of students thot wont to study T' ' - 7 D more obout whot they leorn in outo closs. The club met ofter school once o week during the KKIS period. The sponsor, Mr. Pilse, would tolse the members on field trips to rocewoys ond outo shops to teoch them oll h ,S ,f obout different cors ond cor ports. f gg- The nine members of the club hod to be in his outo X T closs during the school yeor. Mony of the members en- Q vx W g t joyed the club ond worked hord to leorn obout cors os 'A Ti f' 'l is well os leorning how to put together ond fix them. tw is-f-'lf ff! 4, ' , .ir Q f' ef! C ' t'f'WgZ E., 1,7 X i 41's rx! K ss 25 hlijfiij Clubs and Organizations SADD S.A.D,D, represents students against driving drunk. 1988 was the organization s second year. The sponsor of the organization was Mrs. Coller. The President was Bonni Fingerhut Vice-President Collin Barry Secretary Tina Burgoz Treasurer Karen Baker and Public Rela- tions Karen Fincel. S They went to a S.A.D.D. seminar at ASU. and learn- ed about how S.A.D.D. began. Each student went to a different group to get ideas on how to organize a S.A.D.D. program at North High. S.A.D.D. made ideas for assemblies found ways to get students involved and found statistics on teen deaths due to drunk driiving. Their main goal was to get the students informed about drinking and driving also to stop students from driving if they have been drinking. The group was small but we ve worked hard! stated Tina Burgoz. ',,..-- l C0 TRACT FUR LIFE A Contract for Lite Between Parent and Teenager A Tee nger eet c o lo a Q d . yho r y p , a ehfshee a ,, pl esos . , O ho 9 to 509 , t 6915 AG YY ff: S ' 7 SAUDG dlil U lf! gg S4 Q NG of Q- 4 D btedbySADD,Std tsAg Chemical Awareness The Chemical Awareness group has finished its second year there at North High Thi group was for students to get together and discuss their problems They gave advice to one another about how to face difficulties like family alcoholism drug abuse suicide and other areas of stress The organization consisted of 24 trained staff members Cheryl Watkins who started the program last year devoted her time to train them to handle the different situations they might face with a student The program was divided into several groups 15 Insight 25 Staying Straight 535 Sharing and Concerned Persons This last year there were 18 individual groups of about 160 kids Early in the year papers were passed out for students to sign up Since then friends and teachers have referred others to join The students then met once a week giving up one or more classes a day The school work they missed was to be made up the next day Outside facilitators volunteered to come in and help run the groups with the teachers Mrs Chris Reed also volunteered her time for second semester She is highly qualified and the students related to her because of her trust l am so glad that there is help at school because there never was any help for us when we were growing up There was no where to turn but there is now and people know it We re here to help them help themselves to cope with life commented Mrs Buehler sponsor of Chemical Awareness Mrs Buehler also does well with the students o o o 0 i i 1 i i n lagr 0 all y u r dvi e an for transportati atan u lrorn an la il I rn ever i a s tualian where I h ve been drinking or a lrle d o d I h driving rn 1 n drinking qmail! I Pa I l gre'-eta o eandgetyou t yh a y e on t wskedand noargurrient at th tt e l llp yl ata t b g i you me sat ly Iexpect e o Iddsc ss ihs s e t late time Iagree kst soberta p atoh ila ee a situation wh I have had too ch to d k l d ho S driving me has h. d too much to d k 1 ii f i i 9 41 f S 1 ig A D O D + I a g y nl in sy? as :grain no q uy p pl f ibyni rr-ii iilgi ltlgt n iq tai ul g g st KD 9 D k l . ' za i 3 T . , L . D , . CD - T 6 Q . , it - t 1 - . - - it t . , . , Clubs ond Crgonizotions Acodemic Decothlon l The Acodemic Decothlon is o greot group of ll I dedicoted students thot most impressively ond od- Q mirobly represented our school, North High. bl ' . . . . l X, This orgonizotion prepores the North High teom for X' competition to compete ogoinst oll other schools in the is X X 1 ,Nj 1? PUHSD ond Moricopo County. 'NVQ 95' I ' Th N t' I C rt' t t r d'ff t I , T S CA Hwilv e oiono ompeiions ess en i eren 54 ff N T A 4-,LAT 4 cotegories including, Economics, Moth, Science, Fine , ' 9 7,-ood l Arts, Sociol Science, English, Literoture, Speech, Essoy, 7 Sociol Studies ond lost but not leost the dreoded SUPER X I7 Quiz . T , 'ff l There ore Scholorships medols ond honors to be won fl ffl? ' , ond coveted golore, The director of the Acodemic f' AQ, 44,4 I Tx' Decothlon is Mr. Cloyton. l'm proud to be o port of the lr .ffl Acodemic Decothlon Teom. lt's reolly o worthwhile ond jj! memoroble experience, stored one exuberont If I if member. I The United World Club is spon sored by foculty member Mrs llonson lt hos 15 to 25 members the president is Andryo Cotter United World Club Secretory of Treosury Koren French Other importont project of ficers include Keith Willioms Moricelo Bomero Eleno Jimenez ond Moriono Rodgers The United World Club designoted to promote good relo tions Eoch member of the United World Club porticipotes octively in one or more projects thot suit their own personol toste ond interest The club s morn gool is to leorn obout oneself ond others by work ing on school services ond reloting to people in every wolls of life One of the speciol things the club does is to rouse money to send students to summer comp The United World Club members feel their club is on excellent oppor tunity to meet people hove o blost ond leorn obout their community Their biggest wish is for their memebership to continue to grow becouse os we oll know there's strength in numbers . . I I ' , . . - IS . . j I , ' - 1 I I - i . . v i r X, -,-'Aa 7- 36 gas. 'wi 2,9525 if Cooperotive Offices Educotion QCOEJ Eorn While You Leorn The Cooperotive Office EduCOtiOh other business courses during their Emphosis this yeor wos ploced on Closs CCOEJ is offered to groduoting high school yeors. Students thot such oreos of leorning os personol Seniors who ore interested in O quolify must hove developed finonce, bosic business colculotions ond business office coreer. The studehi OT- soleoble slsills before their senior yeor. individuol coreer studies to develop tends regulor closses in the morning The students ore employer in Bonlss, short ond long term coreer gools. olong With O reloted closs, Ohd WOVIS Low Offices, Reol Estote, lnsuronce, The COE Club opplied oll oreos of in on office during the ofternOOh. The Utilities ond Public Service Offices. leorning by orgonizing ond plonning student receives three high school The reloted closs offer o student on on employer--employee luncheon credits per yeor olong with woges opportunity through club octivities to ond hod o condy ond jewelry sole to eorned on the job. The studeht Wdflss develop leodership ond orgonizo- finonce the octivities. o minimum of '15 hours O Weels Ohd tionol slsills olong with improving ond Sponsor of COE is, Mr. Derr. use their slsills thot they leorned in Qgqumng new Qffice- skills, Clubs and Organizations 1 g ' I jg COE helps you to gain experience on ajob and eventually be hired full-tlme. Kimberlynn Dees This years' COE class is a good experience for seniors who want to have some job experience. We have learned leadership responsibilities so that when we go out into the working world we will know what to expect. Victor Aranda First Interstate Bank Dave Beaton 6 Associates American Express Eauicor Valley National Bank Eauicor Farmers Home Administration Cave Creek Water Co. Bromar Arizona Arizona Health Service l thlnk COE ls a good class for seniors who are going into business careers ln the future, Krlstlne Lamb 'z I have learned a lot of new job experiences. I develop Qood Office skills , also enjoy working ln the class. Mlsty R uokangas COE Employers Valley National Bank B 6 B Lumber Hardware Garden West Distribution Phillips C1 Lyon Law Office Southwest Spinal lnjury Arizona Public Service Arizona Public Service Sears Central Service Arizona Record Vanessa Jackson l The COE class ls very educational and helps you I K 833' ., 'T ' Clubs ond Orgonizorions -'iivflir -'SM Clubs ond Crgonizofions ...W c eff 5 ix 1 M 3 .1 , ,-ggzzf s its 5 553 1 , ..... , ,L1:.x1, T s. -- . sf :rf Z if -1, T it Q Performonce Donce Once ogorn rhe Performonce Doncers were off ro o greor srorr Rrghr from rhe oegrnnrng rherr yeor wos frlled wrrh numerous ocrrvlrles ond mony hours of hord worls Beglnnrng wlrh the Chrrsrmos Showcose ond endlng wlrh rhe Sprung Concerr the doncers gove on exrro effort eoch rrme rhey performed The rolenr of rhe Performonce Doncers wos olso demonsrrofed fhrough their choreogrophy Most of rhe donces performed were choreogrophed enrrrely by srudenrs rn Performonce Donce There ore mony odvonroges ro oerng rn donce besrdes performrng I0 fronr of rons of people You olso ger rhe chonce ro meer o lor of people Nor only or Norrh our or other schools os well I rhlnls Performonce Donce IS greorl You ger ro meer o lor of nrce people hove fun ond olso sroy ln shope commenred Sensor Sher: Smrrh lr rolses o lor of dedlcorlon to be Involved rn Perfor monce Donce ond wrrh rhe help ond guldonce of Mrs Alremus rhe grrls ond Morxco olwoys pur on o super show Mrs Alremus sums rr oll up prerry good The gurls show o lor of rolenr ond deserve o greor deol of credrr ssc? .ft A o f -2. uw .mi Q - 5, ,453 W ti Clubs ond Grgonizotions W AO Q33 i l Student Government For onother yeor student govern- ment vvos o big success, Every second hour closs elected o representotive ond on olternote to ottend o monthly meeting, By doing this they informed oll of the students of the upcoming events. ln the clossroom student government tried to become more like o fomily, There were speciol com- mittees formed to plon fun octivities. The lunchtime octivities were o big hit. Such os the D.J.'s ond volleyboll. Other octivities thot were sponsored by student government consisted of Donces, Freshmon Orienrotion, Tolent shows, Spring Cornivol, Prom ond sell- ing T-shirts ond North High suspenders. Anything to promote school spirit, Everyone gets olong reolly well ond hos o lot of good ideos ond input, And they oren't ofroid to follow through with them. One of the most successful octivities sponsored by stu- dent Government this yeor wos homecoming. Students hod o lot of school spirit this yeor. Greot bunch of students, very energeticl!! stotes sponsor Mr. Dodge. Student Government is o S leodership opportunity for the students of North High to declore ond S become on octive voice ond por- ticipotion in octivities ond functions of i their school. The student body consists of Dorothy Smith, body president, T Joimie Lee, executive vice president Michelle Ely, Activities vice president Heother Crowford, P. R. Vice presi- T dent, Tommy Borrenfield, Correspon- S ding secretory, Bonni Fingerhut, l Recording secretory, Eli Broy, occount treosurer, Cloudio McNoughton, occount-poyoble treosurer. l r 1 E Clubs ond Organizations ,m,..,,. h W 'K 7' :fm 'W Clubs and Organizations 'QQH' Yearbook Being I0 Yearbook lS truly an experlence both good and bad lt takes a lot of dedlcatuon responslblllty and even here on Chrrstmas yaca tlon or Saturdays Whether IT be meeting an editor s deadline for stones or meeting the companys deadllne of one hundred pages or so Conslsttng of about SO students the yearbook staff has a lot of aspirations for the yearbook Everyone seems to manage to work together effectlvely, to some degree But the book does get out at the end of the year 'lt does seem to get hectlc and frusrratnng but we seem to pull through somehow, says Dee An Bagley I was yery proud of all the staff They really put forth an effort to make this a great yearbook, comm mented edltor Tuna Burgoz Co Editors are Mlchelle Mor rrson and Trlsha Gallardo 'Hear 'Hamill' AMW s M KH X x Nw 13558 NN! Qs K ith ,,,, 5 I K . r S it .. ll lfff FW we r,c, r g , ' ' ' 5 up ,.-, - X, ff ' 6 ,JEL 55' rs S . V I ,V gg., K , si., . . A -W' X tygs l s r , Clubs ond Orgonizotions 4, 'igf fig Q5 W We fb f 'V' 'if' ig? ,sl NNW wh - Ig Qiifg' QQ Newspoper The members of the Roundup stoff were of smoll quontity, but they were still oble to get the work orgonized ond done. Editor in Chief, Mork Stof- fey, Editor, Kevin Adey, ond Co- Editor, Anne Fitzmourice pushed the other members to work hord ot get- ting stories with the focts stroight. The orgonizotion's job wos to put out one newspoper o month with o totol of nine for the whole yeor. They brought the hot ond not so hot news, on ond off compus, to the North High students, This yeor's newspoper come o long woy from lost yeor's. This yeor, they were oble to use the odvonced technology of the computer for the first time. One of the members thot worked hord to put the poper together wos the Editor, Kevin Adey. The opportunities with journolism ore outstonding. l'm hoping next yeor we'll hove the best school newspoper in the volley, ond'with our new com- puters we'll eventuolly hove the best in the stotef' commented Kevin. The group did o greot job this lost yeor ond we hope to see more good work from them ond the new members thot moy join in the coming yeors. Clubs ond Orgonizotions Photo Club Photo Club consists of only o few people but eoch member is full of pride. They ore port of the people in this world thot con stop time ond creote history. The club members held fund roisers, such os selling hot pretzels in the morning before school. The money roised wos used to poy for field trips to fun ond odven- TUFOUS ploces. They held meetings once o week ofter school during the KKIS period oll people were encouroged to come. The sponsors Ms. B. Byrne ond Ms. Coulfield were very suppor- tive of the group of people. They hope next yeor mony more peo- ple will wont to join. Moybe then they con hove more octivities to enjoy. Art Club The Art Club is o smoll group but very ortistic tolented ond dedicotedll They get together on o regulor bosis to fellowship obout ort ond to hove group o octivities hord ond enjoy their club It consists of 4 to 5 members The President Cormen Ochoo ond Vice President Trocy Hendrix Art Club is sponsored by Mrs McGiIIivory ond Mr Tenney rt Though smoll they work I I Clubs ond Orgonizotions Science Club lt's where brilliont minds get greot opposition from mediocre minds, stotes Bernodette Espinozo. This club is bosed oround the principle to further on interest in the vorious fields of science. They did this through field trips ond spon- soring gronts for reseorch projects with the help of the club treosury. Without science we would still be one cell orgonismsf' excloimed Chuck Anderson. The Science Club is sponsored by Mr. Tollent, Mrs. Broolss, ond Mrs. Dumopis. Their moin gool of the club wos to get scientific leodership. Next yeor they hope to get to go on more field trips. fr, '99 ' '?i'Q I' Chess Club Chess Club olthough smoll they've estoblished o nome for themselves, lost yeor ond ogoin this yeor. Smoll does not bother them though becouse they ore tolented ond dedicoted. During the yeor the Chess Club come in fourth ploce out of 16 teoms in the Flogstoff invitotionols. Torer Ruiz is ronked the 5th best boord ployer in the stote ond is ploying in the stote finols. The purpose of Chess Club is to provide instruction ond ollow students in- terested to leorn more obout chess ond be competitive obout it. Chess Club is o lot of fun ond is o greot hongout omong friends,'Q soys one chess member. Clubs ond Orgonizotions I gel IQ gy R' ',l . I I ' ' K ' ...Q . 5 C lil: li Q c I , Q T wrt g at E E M' 1 as x .JW P - - 4' 2 2 ,X I, 'M R t 2 r 15 L 1 - . . . . . .... .I - .. .... - - - . . - - . HERO Cloro Cordovo, Gobrielo Hernondez, lrmo Gorcio, ' HEPXQ i5 O Cofumculor VOCQNOQOI Sfudgrjf Joni Selby, MTS. Kelfh, Cutler, Shono Poe, BTlOI'1 Ofggnjzgfjom which dgfivgd its ngmg ffgfn Home June T0fTlml Arnold, VQVOWCO Medlflfl LUCY ' Economics Reloted Occupotions. This orgonizotion DOUQWSVTYI TYVO09 LODGZI J0m95 Hefbeflt DOUQ I is on integrol port of the progrom which com- LOSZOCS- plements, supplements, ond strengthens the in- ' structionol progrom. l HERO Club octivities ore interwoven into the en- tire progrom. The purpose of the HERO Club is: to encouroge the development of leodership skills ' ond to develop the obility to worls cooperotively - in o group. Locol HERO clubs ore port of stote ond - notionol orgonizotions. The Home Economics A Reloted Occupotion is o two semester course which is designed for seniors who hove on interest 0 0 if in preporing for coreers in Home Economics Oc- 0 L' cupotions. lt includes one period of reloted A if if clossroom instruction ond ot leost two periods eoch X ' X X-.Q doy in o cooperotive worls experience for which , ff 4 they eorn o high school credit ond o prevoiling 4 woge. The students must worls o minimum of fif- f f - teen hours per weels. The home economics oc- ! E - cupotions include child core, educotion, food ser- vices, clothing services, home design, furnishings ond florol design. 46 b Clubs ond Orgonizotions fax mis Qbm 55300 DECA Distributive Educotion Clubs of Americo, DECA, designed to help students who hove o coreer interest in Morlaeting or Business. Advonce Morlseting students ore ploced out in the vvorls force. For doing this they receive three vvorls credits for o school yeor. There ore severol conferences thot students ottend to help their interest in their coreer such os leodership Conference, Competitive Conference, Regionol Con- ference, Stote Conference ond Notionol Conference, There is o totol of thirteen members in DECA, Yotonyo Fronlslin wos o finolist in the generol Merchon- dising sole ot the winter regionols. I thinls DECA is o greot experience ond prepores you for the future, stotes one member in DECA. This post yeor DECA olso roised money by selling chocolote bunnies. QQ ,L 5,0! EY .v.,...,-5 o ...- o M 0 0 I 5' o iz? i .WK , l NN W l i i l A M. , ,W V, M if:-ww f 1 u s 'Q . .pju 'U a I Wy,-M. . ,,,., W, ,ww A ,WWW 143' 7 I 1 A I . A WZ., gg,,,., whim.. VV 1 Hymww V, V V My fm, , ,:, HI L , I WZ: +A JUST HCDRSIN HROUND XX. 49 ,Q 1 l A i it i t titty, if 1 NN 5 f 31, ,,i'2llliilt,::f E, ' W r A' , 1 ' 9 f M,,,,, 1 ' it g ' i iw' i me- l Iiifiul l res,gE,g,rtrri' it-1125 ' , st ,pie . 5 f 1 1 'st -if , -- V'ng.4,,' ,g 6 2 'ti . r sf Cl JT TO get swf THE PRACTICE FIELD The lost bell just rong, school is our for the doy, for some of us it is time to heod home, others it is out to the proctice field. Whether it is footboll, boslsetboll, trocls, or moybe even golf, sports ploy o mojor role or North High. The requirements for othletes got o little horder this yeor. With the new no possf no ploy rule which mode it rougher for othletes to porticipote on the field, mode sure their grodes were up to por in the clossroom. With periodic grode checlss students were offected by the policy which held them out of porticipoting for three weeks. 'ilt's o good ideo, becouse iris molsing the students concentrote on the books more thonsbeforef' stored Benjomin Cuevosfihough the policy did hoye its positive effects, there were olso mony negotiye effects. For North High the future should be bright. With mostly young teoms this yeor, the experience will be with the teoms in yeors to comet There will be one question though for the Musrongs ond thot is will eligibility be o problem? TXSJLI' . N s x gvq ,f ' ' Baseball. . . . Bays' Basketball Glrls Basketball Cross Country Football Ga Softball Tennis Track an Fuel Volleyball WI' Sflln Play ffs Year rn review .88 ...72 the 2,Q OT 11 was NQYTTW Right: Senior Rickie Terrel breoks o tockle to help the Mustongs to o victory over Apoche Junction. first t 0' QXUQ Rebuilding Yeor for Teom With only twelve lettermen return- ing from o 11-2 teom o rebuilding yeor wos in the mind for first yeor cooch Steve Mollernee. After losing 26 seniors to groduotion not much wos expected from the young ond in- experienced teom. The mustongs who finished 3-6-1 hod one of the toughest ond fostest bockfields in the stote, Qled by senior occomponied by Chester Monning, Ryon Short, ond running behind on Rickie Terrel ond Donnel Thompson, Benjomin Cuevos, Jomie Doileyy but inexperienced line the stompeding Mustongs were eosily corroled by the opposition. 'fbi Storting out the seoson ronked number nine in AAA-2 the Mustongs needed to show o lot to keep hold of their ronking. A slow stort though lost the Mustongs their position in the top ten something the teom would not recopture for the rest of the yeor. Tieing their first gome to Woshington ond losing their next two ogoinst Cortez ond Flogstoff, from there the teom hod no woy to go but up ond from there they did winning their next gome 14-12 over Coso Gronde. The streok wos kept olive with victories over Apoche Junction ond Globe. Next up for the Mustongs wos o tough ond determined defen- ding stote chompion, the Peorio Pon- thers. A loss occured for the Mustongs o 45-7 defeot ond from there North never did recover for the rest of the seoson. A tough schedule wos left for the Mustongs in which they were to foce the Titons of Arcodio ond the Coctus Cobros. The Mustongs only scored once in their finol two gomes, o sock by defensive end Joel Price in the end zone gove the Mustongs two points. The regulor seoson wos over ot 3- 5-1 for the Mustongs who finished fourth in the Metro region ond eorned themselves o spot in the ployoffs. in W, l l W W 4 Q a, 32. M A ,Q y, , , ,fwW'l ,.. . .W ,, , , :t W. 4 fa, ga 0 1 I A 1 5,4 W ' . , , ,,,,, , W4 lkafwft 4 ,.. 1 W Left: Quorterbock Dovid Holguin rolls out looking to poss, while Jomle Doiley C325 gets reody to block. Above: Ryon Short breoks for open ter- ritory to goin necessory yordoge for o first down. of N -eq! B f Ujuvwmj Q 4 Right: Dovid Clork C603 tokes down Coc- tus Derrick Roy with o little help from North 9 ond W' 5 Hi h rerrei xed .6 hord Piecond seiecfed to mion he Mei-fo feg r N defensive re of hits Put his we Sho . he rionogie Junction AP ruff, h firebcu OPPOS' hitting dong with Vorsity Footboli North Opponent Washington Cortez Fiogstoff Coso Grande Apoche Junction 14 Globe 45 Peoria 20 Arcodlo 56 Coctus Rickie Terrel. Below: Junior fullbock Donnel Thompson cuts upfield for o nice goin. 'huns in 54 Yi wx . QNX ' . , f,ff Nr. , i Top row: Donnel Thompson, Shermon Jordon, Joe Beoumont, Wllliom Willis, Ryon Short, Dovid Clork, Bernord Rondoll. Second row: Gobriel Costillo, Miguel Quintero, Chester Monning, Ron Beol, Joy Lewis, Dovid Holguin, Froncisco Aguillor, Andy Hoffmon, Rickie Terrel. Third row: Keith Lofton, Dovid Cutrer, Lloyd Billy, Robert Arellono, Morio Peete, John Hoyle, Jomie Doiley, Robert Lozo, Toj Murphy. eottomcrow: Ron Sonchez, Chris Finke, Jim Severson, Cooch Bejorono, Cooch Mollernee, Cooch Moffot, Benjomin Cuevos, Mott Uriorte, ictor ortez. Below: The Mustongs defense toughens up In their 28-14 victory over the Globe Tigers. individuols Honored lt meons o lot to o individuol when they Doiley wos honored with honoroble men- . ' ore honored with on oword or ore being tion oll-stote in AAA-2 while olso receiving recognized for individuol ochievement. second teom oll division olong with seniors This yeor the Mustongs did not hove os Joel Price ond Ron Sonchez. Defensive Of mony individuols recognized or were the bock Ryon Short olong with linemon Chris honors os greot, but the teom did get Fink received honoroble mention for their ,N noticed. ploy. 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J 4. . .tem K A K .ms .X s T x SAME RESULT DIFFERENT TEAM lt wos olmost o mirror imoge for this yeors' junior vorsity squod os the teom wound up with o record of 8-4, olmost complling the some record of 4-4 which wos recorded by lost yeors' junior varsity teom. The Mustong's were one gome short of tieing lost yeors' mork due to o concell- ed gome ogolnst Globe. The some club wos together os freshmon which went 6-3 except for o few members Andy Hoffmon, Morio Peete, ond Marco Dixon who were brought up the vorslty level to compete. Wlth the loss of these three men o difference wos mode. For the second yeor In o row the defense come through for the Mustong's keeping the teom close In cruciol gomes thot went down to the lost second. Vic- tories over Coso Gronde, Apoche Junction ond Peorlo put morks in the winning col- umn forthe Mustong's. Yet only o yeor owoy from vorslty com- petition there ls still o lot of room for Im- provement ond leornlng to do. Terrence Hunter stoted We need more consistency In working together ond more teom dedicotlon. Though It wos o tough seoson for the Mustong's ellglblllty did hurt the Mustongs. After loosing o couple key members the morole of the teom went down ond they lost their confIdence, replied cooch Willie Crolg, Top row: John Modson, Fobion Leon, Terrence Hunter, Osborne Cox, Jeff Bogg, Ansel Styles, Richord Kruger, Lorry Verdugo. Second row: Michoel Dolley, Fronk Enclnos, Henry Gorcio, Robert Chocon, Gobe Scott, Jose Ulloo, Josh Cobot. Third row: John Tormon, Mork Olivos, Aoron Bellomy, Shlnnln Murphy, Jerry Choffin, Mott Johnson, Mott Bond, Artomlo Gollegos. Fourth row: Andrew Johnson, Dogo Herrero, Dovid Gorclo, cooch Crolg, Cooch Wolter, Corlos Nevorez, Seon Hubbord, Deron Lewis, Tommy Golovlz. Bottom row: Robert Clork, Steve Arvollo, Steve Huitron. Right: Forced to punt, this Mustong punter gets onother one off successfully. Below: After o gome, the Mustangs squod gets reody to do break-down. s xv. x P fr 21 rw, ff an f r Y , Right: A Mustong quorterbock rolls to his right to ovoid the pressure of on coming defenders. i l 1' will 5' fairf5'5Y'A W ,Mg I I 1 , 1 ,h . q M t s f ttt' ss,. . r , f 1 , Vk,, 3 , 6 ,,r, ui ..rLH 1 Q Y ,El w g r ,,t, g ,,,' mtv, :i5,.m,. I ' ' F . . ' f1 Hiiaiigg Above: Coach Owensby sends one of his Mustangs out to the huddle with a play. Top row: Zac Duran, Jeff Johnson, Jared Camps, David Chavez, Brian Gllllom, Milton Muro, Jesse Uranja, Frank Debendetti. Second row: Enrlquo Esparaza, Frank Escudero, Geraldo German, Frank Jose, Pablo Gonzales, Steve Garcia, Juan Peroles, Jason Sanchez, Jesse Carte. Third row: Paul Hannum, Steve Eiler, Mike Canez, Keith Fincel, Joseph Carroll, Allen Brewer, Joe Orozco, John Gilbert. Fourth row: Richard Flores, Amlllia Serna, George Villasaez, Jesse Nunez, Coach Owensby, Coach McCarty, Juan Nunez, Lee Manning, Juan Estrada. FIRST YEAR, NOT SO EASY For some of them it was their first time playing organized football. With that there was a lot to learn for this years' freshman football team. The Mustang's who had such little experience only had eight team members who had played organized foot- ball before. The teams first day with full equipment on was in their first game due to late start of the school year. Though the Mustang's wound up with a 1-6-1 record, improve- ment was shown throughout the year. We are very proud of the progress made, and they came a long way stated Coach McCarty. Though the Mustang's first victory didn't come till the end of the year many players were out due to eligibility. With still a long way to go to the top a lot needs to be ac- complished for the young team. lf eligibility doesn't hurt them and they hit the weights they will go a long way, said McCarty. gs., TEAM REACHES PLAYOFFS The vorsity volleyboll teom come out, ond come out fighting. After be- ing the underdog most of lost seoson, the teom decided to turn the tide. With the first gome being ot ln- dependence, the teom went out ond beot the fovored Potriots. With o little respect ond o win with them, the teom continued to beot respected teoms, ond moved up to seventh in their division. Two outstonding seniors stood out, Percy Snelling ond Lindo Mortinez, who helped leod the teom to o memoroble seoson. Vorsity teom begon the seoson with greot determinotion ond en- thusiosm. We hod the lorgest turn-out of ployers for the lost few yeors. The no poss-no ploy rule hod o greot im- poct on the teom. Our North High spikers will be competive for the next few yeors, soid Cooch Yee. Gne of the biggest tests for the teom, wos o motch ogoinst Apoche Junction. The teom rose to the occo- sion ond won. The teom seemed to be ploy their best ogoinst Peorio. The teom wos diving ond struggling for every shot ond come in tough ond reody. The teom neorly pulled off o greot upset, which would hove boosted the morol of the ployers, os well os the fons. Although the seoson went o little sour, in the end, 'most of the ployers goined the needed experience to help them in the future yeors. Above: Junior Liso Henderson serves the boll looking for on oce. Right: Diving for the boll os teammates wotch on senior Lindo Mortinez hopes to keep ploy olive. F L. E.. T.. S G.. O i.et's C-no Sneiirng att the court as a cheerieader onthe court Percy is piaying in her second year of varsity voiieybaii. Starring out piayrng the more year Percy piayed on game her sopho unior varsity squad. or a back row the 5 Whether a setter, spiiser i she has improved her eciaiist Percy tees s her favorite mo sp , ame a tot. She remember 9 ment in a game against Cactus in which she was the first one to pick up a spike against the team. Coach Yee M Mggager Rochelle Glasqo a9er Carrie Amone 3 Angie ReOdy cs Qne. e Gordo 4 OhlO Oliver 6 Karen Boker 7 Lolandg Blakely 8 .ndo Martinez Q zzfrsegdefson P Onie 5 r 10 Carol Lewis neH'n9 11 mi Beaumont 12 Loun 22 DeeAn Bagley IMPROVEMENT SHOWN It is more thon just o gome in which you hit o boil over the net, without letting the boil hit the ground, lt is o gome thot requires teom cooperotion ond porticipotion omong every one. Though it tools this yeors' junior vor- sity volleyboll teom owhile to get on their feet ond get together, the Mustongs improved through eoch gome, throughout the yeor. We fell oport in the beginning, but towords the middle of the seoson we come together os one, stoted Christine Hernondez. Hoisting on 8-9 record just below .500 boil the lodies did not give up. With o yeor more of experience with them the lodies used it to their odvon- toge. We hod more confidence, soid Hernondez, ond it showed whether winning or losing the first gome of o set the lodies would not get down on themselves. Only o yeor owoy from vorsity ploy the teoms improvement over the post yeor moy help them in the future, if the some ottitude ond ploy is showing the teom will go o long woy. X -....,..-QQY 2 I E I ln- Left: The front row of the Mustongs line gets reody for ploy os 0 serve Is prepored. Cooch Komoto Monoger Chuck Anderson 1 Vlrginlo Smith 2 Jennifer Toylor 4 Cothy Mendoso 5 Anlto Armento 6 Jennifer Hill 7 Morlo Amoro 9 Amodo Porro 10 Rhondo Terrei 12 Christine Hernondez Left. Mono Amoro sets up o opposing shot for the Mustongs. Above: The Iody Mustongs get in position os they prepore for o serve by the opposition. Right: After receiving o serve Anito Arrnento looks to set up Christine Her- nondez for the spike. A 63 Right: Woiting for o returned shot Stocey Begoy, Cloudio Cifrion, ond Armedo Rondo!! get reody to go up for the block. Above: Soving the Iody Mustongs from losing 0 point, Cloudio Cifrion hits the boli bock over the net os teommotes look on. Right: After colling o timeout the Iodies huddle up to get new strotegy. 64 if , L A-Q FIRST YEAR A BIT SHAKY Dig! Set! Spike! were some things thot this yeors' freshmen volleyboll squod leorned to do. Whether diving for o boll or serving it over the net this yeors' squod ployed well together. With o teom consisting of ten ployers ond their first time ever ploy- ing before o crowd, this yeors' teom showed o little bit of inexperience ond intimidotion. Given time the young lodies come ttogether in the end of the seoson. Looking toword the future these Vodies hove o positive future ond will be competitive in yeors to come. Bight: Stocey Begoy returns 0 shot hoping lfbr o point. 3 Brendo Segoy 7 Stocey Begoy 9 Michelle Anderson 10 Cloudio Clfrion 11 Armedo Rondoll 13 Gonrlello Porro 16 Srephonle Puggie 20 Heother Pere 21 Mirno Rlvero 24 Audrey Willloms 3 Above: Pocing himself senior Reuben Dioz looks to move oheod ot the divisionol TTTGET. stoter Donoid Zetrch storts to moke his TTTOVG Arcodio Coctus Centrol Peorio Apoche Jct. Globe Ironwood Arcodio South 60 Kofo North North North North North North North North It H ,yyxf .YJ .I wp,,,f?l?l T ,. l Top row: Todd Ely, Tony NewKIrk, Reuben Dioz, Donoid Zetlch, Don Bollord. Bottom row: Bernie Gonzoles, Dorren Tsosie, Flll Hernondez, Josh Protos. l yy K R ..,, 'i' ' K ..-, , LV Y' My ig, i ,,h, ,,, JK W G11 H . is-in W 0 C Right: At the Thunderbird lnvitotlonol oll ' 26 45 24 so 56 57 20 4,4 H, Tr: ., ,. 'Sq 5 3 'T ,,, it 1 ,cc Above: Looking to build his leod on the competition Tony Newkirk posses o few more opponents. 1 0 I W- dl Q it Q. , 1 6 V, 1 iw 4. ly El? os he m0de for the 'ik TEAM STARTS OUT SLCDW Though running mo exercise for some of us, others do consider it o sport. With four Iettermen yeors' cross- y only be on returning from lost country teorn o chollenging ond ex- citing seoson wos in the molsing. Be- ing o teom sport os well os on in- dividuol sport the Must to occomplish. Storting off with o slow seoson the Mustongs didn't get out of the storting b locks, but once out the teom mode their own poths. We were looking to divisionols ond ongs hod o lot to much oheod store, replied Dorren Tsosie. Winding up the seoson with o 5-8 record, the young rnen were heoded ' ols. For the second yeor in o row the Mustongs come out of the meet with 0 third ploce finish, follow- ing behind Globe ond Arcodio. lt hos been o trodition for the teom since the school reopened to heod for the stote meet ond this yeor wos no chonge. Finishing the post two yeors in seventh ploce this yeors' squod dropped two spots to finish ninth, with individuol runners Donold Zetich finishing 18th, Reuben Dioz 21st, ond Dorren Tsosie 89th. into division ,ff ,. . , evra! roi stole xei' g0f . was Y mesa is QOQXS SEASON ENDS AT .500 Usuolly one would not wont to finish o gome with the lower score in competition, but this yeors' girls cross- country teom did not mind, since o lower score would win the meet. Procticing mony hord hours ot the school or ot courses in which the Mustongswere to hove meets ot the teom wos reody to stort off the yeor. Storring off the yeor ot o slow poce it took the teom owhile to get mov- ing. We did reolly good os o teom, HS? we got olong better thon lost yeors' teom, stored Renee Soucedo. lt wos o reol competitive yeor os the lodies finished the seoson ot o record of 4-4. Heoding into the divisionol meet, competition wos to be ot the hordest point of the yeor meeting up ogoinst such teoms such os Arcodio ond Globe. Finishing the meet in third ploce the lodies come together to finish out o tough but fun yeor. id 3 r ,ar 3: ,W 'fx' r.. M M, ff W F Q! sv. ,. M. , pr n t.w .,,, f , i if, ,zf E ii L lLg . ef' I- ,',, ' , ,1f, ..fE.Z 1 23k 151, ,.., .,,'k Iw i- ,, .wr N. f ' M ' -L , :I- if: , Fm! ss fzffzw fgww f. fs uf:-1 ' X . ' . I I Y-1,1 .,, ,. K, 1 . , ,W is , rf s xvff' . 9 f K+ .Ni sv, r ' ., ' . 'ly A :wwe ,, N1 .,.. 49, M ,. t K ,Vk.. f ' AL ' 'WV' so Q, ., g F- V . -. . ,L LZ , , 5 . f gear? If '--' L 4 ' ' . , , .,.. . .1 ,.,.. , . ff' .. ,, W? M,-ss s,,z1f:w1 r if ,,5F5,.3 g .Q- 'igitf , , f 11- . 1 Y at , .fmt 1 ,f ' ,1 , . ,Qi ' 3 , .,,. M EVM V , A I t- W rw 1 a. 3, ' 1 M, sf A 'mf .af K I, 'Q' W' ' Left: Chris Sessler wotches this 20 foot putt os Cooch Goto holds the pln. 1. I , Above: After flnlshlng o tough 18 holes senlor golfer Chrls Sessler heods to the club house for o cold drlnk. Left: Stuck In the sond, Steve Fltzmourlce pitches his shot onto the green. Seoson Winds Up Below Por Much wos not to be expected from the vorsity golf teom for the '87 seoson. With o teom consisting of no more thon five ployers, the teom got off to o sub-por stort, losing their first six motches to schools with long golf troditions. The teoms winning streok begon with o win over Peorio, ond o win over Globe. The rest of the seoson fell short of expectotions, when the teom dropped their lost three meetings with Ironwood, Arcodio, ond Coctus. The spirits of two ployers were lifted, when returning lettermen Bud- dy Steiner ond Chris Sessler were pick- ed out to compete with 90 other competetors for individuol ronkings ond o shot ot the STOTG title. Led by fourth yeor cooch Mr. Goto the two finished high in the ronkings. Chris Sessler finished second in the division, with Steiner coming in close behind in third. ,Both finished with the honor'of being on the first teom All-Division, in the Metro region Division ll. The results of the stote competition were pleos- ing with both ployers tieing for twelfth in the stote. The '87 seoson wos difficult ond disoppointing, yet through it oll, everyone kept fighting ond ploying their best ond ore hoping for more people ond o stronger teom next yeor. lNn Go North Gpponent Cactus Alhombfo Arcadia Cosa Grande on the unior Coso Gronde Apache Junction Peoria Gtobe fronwood Af e Q IQ xiodrus Above: Junior Buddy Steiner looks ofter his shot hoping to sink It for o por. X Right: Trying to breok the coctus zone, Yul Borrs looks inside. ff Slow Stort Leods to Success 35::52i3S.Sr?2?2.?5fL?SC. With five returning lettermen from o stote runner-up bosketboll teom, this yeqr's squod wos out to toke one more step up to reoch the store title. A slow stort dimmed their hopes olong with the loss of key members. Three of the teom's six losses come to schools which were in Division l. Once ogoin the Mustongs loss to the Folcons of Corl Hoyden in the Phoenix Union High School Christmos Tournoment left them finishing os runners-up. Ploying in the some Metro region K but with other teoms, the Mustongs were looked upon to win the region. Losing to Arcodio ond Coso Gronde twice ogoin dimmed hopes of winn- ing the region, but o strong rejuveno- tion of energy come bock os the Mustongs won nine out of ten regulor seoson gomes to finish in second. From there the Mustongs went on to divisionol ploy os they beor lron- wood, Coso Gronde, ond Coctus to win the Metro division title. tus defender, Donnel Thompson looks for two. Below: Driving up the mid- dle, Shermon Jordon tries for two. . ev V Qin i ss ' i li? g ,,1gw,,,.,,..,.E X xr W L, .,,, l Mq::wew,e.mi, is we kgs : Q clock. 'inp....mM-.-vassal J E., I hx -.'iun--v..,.v Above: Brett Louer goes up strong over Cocrus' Jim powers. Below: Ronnie Ciorls puts on o dribbling ex hibition os the Musrongs roke time off the 'rv T-fir in if is ,ii,.i.,.1.., in qi' AA .W . I bi! .WX , N . 'S Q fx nd r 4 1, XR I sees M - f rs... if - 'v' V V ,J k' i nf? X In l 4:1 ' 1 M . f D :U :. L ,4 fi' I' or - is u, fv-s, E2 N P I. 6 xiii, ' r zo ff avifwgri s 1 . I I L ' ' , . I- , . :er X ' . J . F s sg. ar : ' x EV ie iii-1 fe - r X Below: On the breols, Ryon Short looks for o cle-or woy ro rhe bosker. 'r N -Ns msn N, Wm 2 r RES Above Righr: Applying defensive pressure, Below: Yule Borrs makes 0 poss ro on Donell Thompson tries ro force o turnover. Open N100 in the SFOTG QOYTTG. fy 3 .0 Y ' F' , xtf v 4 X 1 I f ILV, S U A Above: Ronnie Clork shows impressive moves on his woy to the hole, mustongs Build on Hrmy As this yeor's vorsity bosketboll squod lost some ployers to groduo- tion, it oiso goined some new foces. At the beginning of the yeor hoving twelve ployers on the squod, seven were tronsfers from others schools. The five homeboys, Jim Louer, Ronnie Clork, Ryon Short, Osborne Cox, ond Terronce Hunter were to get odjusted to these new foces. Three new tronsfers from the '86, '87 seoson were Shermon Jordon from South Mountoin High School, Donell Thompson from Cori Hoyden High School, ond Poul Crowford from Morylond. Storting their first seoson os Mustongs were seniors Melvin Wilcox from New York, ond Jeff Anderson from Sunnyslope High School, olong withjunior tronsfers Yule Borrs ond Jer- moine Rushing out of Tempe. Losing some of these ployers to in- juries ond other problems, the Mustongs hod o promising seoson ond ore looking to o greot future with these odditions. ,K v. ' sz? ,r T ,S . , , Top row: Cooch Brown, Jeff Anderson, Shermon Jordon, Jermoine Rushing, Joe Letchworth, Yul Borrs, Jim Louer, Ryon Short, Cooch Bejorono. Middle row: Mike Tolliver, Qsborne Cox, ,Ronnie Clork, Terrence Hunter, Angel Styles. Bottom row: DQoell,Thorr1psQl1, Melvin Wilcox. Cx 0 RH 4' 1 fx Il' It n y L, ' , K 1 ,ff .ii-'f-1 ka ew F 925' 'll 1. - ' M, N 198. Above: Showing perfect form, sophomore Terrence Hunter shoots from the outside. Below: Looking down low, Jim Louer gets reody to attempt 0 poss to Ryon Short. 'E 'ff . Qi. 33 1 , ' 7' Q ff? I f V 5 4 ' ,Q V iv ix - if Above: Discussing o previous coll, Cooch Below: Storting the breok, senior Ryon Bejorono shows his emotions. Short mokes the outlet poss. K i x , uf' 'Wu J' 'ni -F 1 I 3' r 'Q ' WF 5 f 710454 Eg ,2,' 45754 if ., 33 L 32 +.. 53 5' will A 4 , nw , ll 1 . ,nz I Mfr 7Zof1z! X aa 45 W we 71016 Top row: Sonros Gorcio, Steve Bronch, Roger Gomez, Angel Mike Lopez. Bottom row: Buddy Steiner, Anthony Newkirk Cordovo, Williom Louer, Lorry Verdugo, John Brown, Cooch Greg Polmer, Roy Dovis. ,,,M.g, o,r,: Sk K 'lk MQQJ K , 5' M f 5 i 3 3 I me-f i F 1 , ' Iwi 132 fe Top row: Cooch Brown, Jeff Johnson, BLi,on,Gj1Uom Jerome Johnson, Joey Moson, Robert Homons, Monuel Cordovo, Lone, Mike Thompson, Kevin Butford. Bottom row: Amhee Fronk Jose. Xe 8 ri' T gw.'i.- ,J-fa ffgjgix l aft gigs, . f fr-' wwf!- ...Q ssQ,.,Q.r , , .WA .. .Vg 41- ,..-...,.. ,-.l......... mvwtit' 'A ' ' it? mf--vi, E t4lf44!D?f9f4 Below Right: Anito Armento heoding for first. Y ,A 'Vt A .Q J c f i T - vt -,,,- .-n '. T This yeor's girls' Vorsity Softboll teom wos not quite os successful os they hod hoped. But despite their ups ond downs, the Mustongs stuck together ond finished their seoson with their heods held high. When tryouts were held, the teom looked extremely promising, despite the loss of mony ployers from lost yeor. Though slightly inexperienced, there were mony girls onxious to leorn ond more thon willing to go out ond give it their oll on the ploying field. The beginning of the seoson storted off well, with o victory over St. Mory's in the first gome. From there, things seemed to get difficult. Overoll, l the Mustongs ended up with o Non- Winning seoson. But they hove been improving over the yeors ond next yeor should be even better. El T ' l 1 'Q-W I I ,. .c..., V 5' D, 3 .... Q i , , Kg Q f ' ' ' T75 fixigufsz, , Y, X www . of A, lags, iigfgiji vii ? I 'fs t - , ,xc M, . , ww' tc z 'Ji 1 Q fv, . , If 'J Right: Barter up! Below: Clear the way! Below: l got it! .H ,ii r'Yf1jr eN ,,......-44 1 Q va,- -v t,....,.,-...--.,-ng. .Q .--N.,-. sqg, I K Jas if A! Girls' Varsity Softball: AQedaj3andall, Anderson, Cecilia Roma, Cathy Mendoza Mn ,qw .A Qgnyfagegggtzo, Kim Lauri Jill Beaumont, Brenda Segay, Angie Hilton, Yvonne l 7 A--4 , X f Q Anita Armenra, H , Michelle Quintero, Coach Moffat. K Right: Batter up! UR QW' ww w .M.., -fa Mzwvwggxg ,,,..,..f,,,w.-L ., 0 'L ,qu M .. 'Q ,9 if - w .ang 1.4, W L A . K' 4,.Ji. :snug- I A 'g ll fl Q Q Qs mul if x, 5'4 X S , . 1 We . . ill M! wsu! 'A rx:-,5qq.'v s ...info '1' he 'vu sims ,half ' - L l , -15.453 Af' .S Michelle Anderson, Cecilio Romo, Cothy Mendozo, Brendo Segoy, Angie Hilton, Yvonne Quinrero. Top Row: Arrfnedo Rondoll,,Sonjo Qelogorl zo, Kim Loun, Cooch Moffot, Jill Beoumont, Anito Armento, Heother Pete. Bottom Row: . . 1 A if H51-' 31 ff V 1 1 ,'7xp,'li'?g6,'nf 'z,K1'l'u 1 - . ., , l X x L- :fuk ,K ,Lt if , I f 1- 1 .4 if .-f,'1U'f 'I ,f.wv,?,al 'f ' ' 34,617 OA!Ki ,, 4.V 'g'. 'I ,-is-rig v s U1 -.K s,'Q's,b' ' A ly, 1' 24 xx nw t fr -r ., ua A . Q,- L, V we '- .vww gn, . G . . ...- , .V ,w0t,wv1':' h -aux 'I A 7 A, mhdc W W k 059' l..,. . l 4 I 'wh M' ' V .'s w ,, , 'lvq M , , ' ',f' , f:r: A e,,...f1--' 'f-we 4- 2, W H F f'Z..'l . Mg:-2 bot ond strikes our only to loter hir 5 M ,B fd, o homerun. Above: AnitoArn'1ento swings the must L, .., l .X . l wah- s V, . i Y s ' V q I A Q W' it V yy, eh., W ' A VA .V x 1 , ,V A ., f ,V V N f A ,R l its W ' ,fi A ' Y t ' ' , s -Us A1421 Q , V' In T 2 at v Z M l ,l 9 we ,, W, Above: Brondon Proros bottles it our. 84 X sg Q! Right: Musrongs fight to escape hold. Q 6' r , is K Y? h 36 - 3, 511 H Above: Josh Protos tries to Below: A North wrestler tries survive. to pin his opponent. ' 't.. , Above: Donny Gonzolez gets reody to pull o moneuver on his opponent. Below: Thinking of o woy to escope his opponent is Donny Gonzoies. 6.1, Arr , :V I JM AMW' Above: After 0 victory, Josh Protos shokes honds with his opponent. Porticipotions Improves Hoving twice os mony members come out for this yeor's wrestling teom ot the beginning of the yeor thon lost yeor. Cooch Roger Goto did not Ignow whot to expect. Given time though the No possfNo ploy rule struck the teom. Losing o shore of its members, the squod needed to regroup. Finishing fifth in division ond hoving individuols ploce third or fourth in their weight division, the Mustongs were heoded to stote. Wiliiom Willis, Anthony Zozoyo, ond Cedric Monuel' finished eighth in stote in their weight division. While the teom os o whole finished in the top fifteen. if Above: Trying to get bocis in the center of the mot is Jimmy Severson. 'Y lllil' 4 N 1 y-'x T w '5s5f,,?. -' ':S'.:Lr-. . ..,. . . ccw,.,,... , i .. ss- :ww f-f - Qi M -f fg4aefss?!2XW'1s+ ,:,c.,f S - A- ' ' S Above Right: Heovyweight Joson Scott plons to moke o move on his opponent. Below: Donny Gonzoles gets cought in the oir. SHUIZH' +5-Z i fi. 1 J I .ft can . f' si. 4 W Bottom: Brondon Protos, Josh Protos, Philip Dominguez, ' S, Brett Wolloce, Henry Gorcio, Cedric Monuel, Top: Cooch Goto, Anthomg ,Wx 'TZ-.LQ - ' is-'v?3f ,ai K 9 O A Zozoyo, Jomes Severson, Robert Lozo, Scott Groseclose, Victor Cortez, Williom Willis, Joyson Scott, Cooch Owensby. x i fs, ' 0 ik, ,W .Q 'iii It Q New .W X I if X. K gb, A-. L 'agghfldw' ' ' Above: After the pitch, Junior John Hoyle checks first bose, then throws f fQ,i'f , thebolltothe pitcher. ol i zfggug HQ' .tu . X, .- .4 Below: ln the Metro Spring Tourno- W of ment, Sophomore Morgon Brown 'i 4 delivers the third strike to his opponent. - as-min-. ...pu- ' . , .. ..M. S3 X 2 . K if A is may X , N , x IJ R J lr W W .. N is R 2 ' fs A X T 'WWWWW ,W Nye 2 We Q - 3443! 12 F A N 'C . if-,- i uxizsij? 'W' livrai- Q 'fs Q ...,,,,. s...,-, M W an ...Lp ,my 6 eg K' 4a--Q.,--' V gs.-T 3 M-no-----w In f .LN- Left: Getting cought in o rundown, Senior Dovid Huddleston tries to juke his opponent to moke it home sofely. Left: Moking o tough ploy look eosy, Senior Angel Plivero gets the OUT. Seoson Storts Off Slow Returning four lettermen from o sub .500 boll club, this yeor's vorsity boseboll teom hod o lot of oreos to work on. Under the guidonce of Cooch Lorry McGill, the teom's weoknesses ore get- ting stronger. Hoving o bolonced ottock, the squod looks to its offense when in troublep behind power hitters Dove Hud- dleston, Morgon Brown, -ond Gobe Costillo, the Mustongs do not hove to look for. From o defensive stondpoint, the pit- ching of Junior Gonzoles ond Morgon Brown ore hoving on effect on the op- position while the rest of the teom does its job on the field. Hoving five seniors, Dovid Hud- dleston, Gobe Hernondez, Angel Rivero, Junior Gonzoles, ond Dovid Ben- ner, the rest of the squod looks to them for leodership. After o shoky stort, the Mustongs ore looking forword to leogue ploy to get bock on trock. x ' ' In . 4 .fbi l . .lf an-var V , '., ll 'V' - QQ- Below: Using two honds, Junior nie Beol ottemprs to molse the ploy or first. it , '--o. W L 2 J vw QS 5 si U Q J 1 A s WY 3 Q' is :mba if .L., V -., - 'E f Q .M Z V sfzwiili if ' n Q 3 if as Q as R.. . s N gl' 5 Right: Delivering the perfect pitch, Junior Robert Arreilono looks to strike out his opponent. ssrs s f, :.f.s s, 1,1 get el, J,'f 1 QQ, ,'s-'T' .- , 4 gs Y -, f iii 5 aw woman-' Above: After throwing o runner out ot second, Junior John Hoyle tokes o breok to put his geor back 90 On. aff ' ' Q-iw-if ..x-. gr: -g 1 fs 5 A .. 5 X i , Q 'f' ' , ,gt H A-Sight Q W V4'7..t,:5f,,345:,M V s a, , .. , ' ' ' tu, ' xA ' 'J' ': Jv xr , --Sf .av 'S 1 5 r NYS- ' A !'A.'TL nv. Sr' 'Hrf'--r 'I' ' f ' N' 1 Teom Folls Into Tournoment Being invited to this yeor's Metro division spring Tournoment, the vorsi- ty boseboll squod wos looking for o tournoment chompionship. With other such powerhouses in the tournoment os Comelbock, Centrol, Trever Brown, ond some other teoms hod o mission in front of them. Ploying their first gome ogoinst Ar- codio, the Mustongs come owoy with o victory but Ioter found out they would hove to forfeit the gome due to ineligible ployers. From there, the Mustongs lost the rest of their gomes folling victims to Centrol, Comelbocls, ond Trevor Browne. Losing to oll AAA-1 teoms, the Mustongs' record fell to 2-4 ofter the tournoment. 'Q -es-2'-ve gas, ,ww K . .rcriii Lrwsfi?,Z,.-,v N gag- Sanz., JJ' 4. ' 1 f 'Y QR , I K . s I I N , f,,W, ,,,,f I 9 A , Yr , : 'W K 4 ' K I .I ' n .1 dttt' rwiwqi: 1- 4' V t Above: Just o step owoy, Sophomore i' A i i Morgon Brown is thrown out ot first. E Right: Before the inning storts, the infield get together for o word of encourogement. Below: Picking up o ground boil, Angel Cordovo gets reody to throw the runner out ot first. C. 4 -if ' 1 n ., 'i x ml 2 1' 5 451545-fi 2 fl5J,q if sfg: 6' r A - . I f-'bf.w, Q4 rou t f .. .rf m ,ILM V ' le giifryuw ,. i , r-r, A, , g, EV A F l K' D'-of f A ' I F ,,... Top row: Angel Cordovo, Josh Cobot, Ardie cio, Dogo Herrero, Steve Huitron, Michoel Avillo, Tokvhom, Richord Krugor, 4L1rg3,Gillion1, Phillip Steve Arollo, Arthur Moto, Qgyidiiorcjgg Hotlen, Lorry Verdugo. Bottom row: Sonros Gor- Mgr.: l mm,, 'Qi E 'N A l ,... 1 . V W., 5 s L we . . ctw, Q , QL 5 ' 1 322 K -.1 V 'L' , J . , 1 . . .,,.,.. Mm. H, WM 3 . 1 X .,,..XN' Above: Waiting for the throw, Dago Herrera gets ready to tag Carl Hayden baseball players. . W isdn-is Gaining the Advantage The Junior Varsity Baseball team did not have many players show up for their first practice. Four of the nine players who showed up were some of the starters on last year's squad. Early in the season, the team was troubled with the No pass, no play rule, keeping key players from participating. With a starting infield consisting of Brian Gilliam, Larry Verdugo, Michael Avilla, and Richard Kruger, the pit- ching of Angel Cordova and the cat- ching of Steve Arvallo, the team was capable ofa winning season. To have a 'better season though, the team needed to have better playing from their back-up players and starting pit- chers. The outfield was lacking ex- perience, but came along just fine. The key to a winning season for the squad relied upon their pitching staff. T if? Right: Zoch Duron 6 Fronk De BeneDetti work to perfect their outfield moneuvers. Storting Over It wos o chonge from the court to the ploying field for the first yeor Freshmon Boseboll cooch, Mike Lopez. Hoving ct teom thot come together for its first yeor, olong with the cooch, the squod hod o lot of oreos to work on. Hoving on infield thot ployed together for o few yeors before ploy- ing high school boll, the Mustongs hod something going for them. Looking to come together in the end' of the seoson, the Mustongs were improving doy by doy. Below: After the teom's worm-up, Chris Scott tosses the boil bock to the pitcher. ..,, Q dk '5t. g1.,.ax EW.: . - .vt X. -4 is g g i. B . 'tit -'-' -, . 'IX - X ' ii :Q 2 X Q3 x, xi 1 Q' 5, 3, mm .wi 'XR' 4. 1. ik hiss- '-t 5 xlfglgaikx ng M K , lx- tw. :gr 32- ., x Q M ' X ft ,At ft- 'f 'Et x Q it M it at 1 We: Q' E c F 'Y to Q -. FL 7' X insult a ny it ,.,,. rv , . . ., V .. ., ,X . . v :gk V77-,Wy , , I 9 Below: Jose Nunez worms up his Below Right: Chris Scott proctlces pitching orm. hord for opening gome L ,.:,I,:?,- H . f , , ti, -Qld C X ' 335.445 ' .NL 'v' x YQ.. J ., , . ,,.. . Rf- -Ill- . A -I '- - -.QQ I , V, I '- ,ms .Li . f ,, .,.,, f 1 .nt sf'- ' ff' 'Hui - , W 1,,.C:: , - Top: Fronk Jose, Fronkie DeBenedetti, Movol Cordovo, Dovid McKoIiester, Doniel Boite, Zoch Duron, Cooch Lopez. Bottom: 'fr t ,tf..e.., Jose Nunez, Rudy Riverg, Chfs Scott Johnny Herrero, Victor Brohous, Miguel. it no st f.Eefii'i Q Tj? ,, +- xplwkfsm gcfm .Q ji 1 ,ii,f. i 9 . 1 asf M Q' f ff w i v-Q-np1...p ' ,, 'rnrfi f1'j'g,,i Q Q w4f,wy,.,- g H 'Q my - 91 ,P fs bu'-4 kk. 1 ! BS! , . SQ? : ...X -'-, , T ltwxrav ning ,. ' , to l Q Y' A '1 5 .fi W xx Lb, fu 'QI QQWLUL Ya Q3 1:3 , L. 3 1, .4j'jf,.tg:7y.1, 1.31. ' N h ,W ki ' 'R Q53 xx x' ..,. , Above: Picking up her dribble, Kim looks for someone open. Right: Andreo ond Milsso chose the boil down. K 40113, 3 . QW- 5 9' if Left: Armiro goes for o shot. 321' ,1 fs. Aga 98 H Y in EKU ' 'Xxx NY: wh A ,au-'sg -Jifle' Q ,uf Right: Steve Branch prepores ro p1?'f1 ' u ff? hurdle one of his eight hurdles in if-X,fi I his roce. is M ig Y .' 'i 4 ,.-, 1 .. x M i ii ' is N , , Z4 . I-' A ! f i s s 'X..,,,, - , 4 Q s 'x,N' ' -h 1- , V .,. ' .r' 'R ' f N Q ' 5 . X QJA 3 Q x A , x NN. .n ,, 'ix I+ X -vi? Fig KN ws X X in ' Below: Honding off the boron ro 9 , ' ' f 7 Devon Lewis Eric Bonner finishes X is ix I ff' XX f , ' y ' 1 J X ff if , 4 . xv I if f A 'Y ' 'Ri ff' fx? is ' S , g Uxlaf, wc do , i Seah ' C i the second lelg. ,.,.,... : ' 'lik ,554 . 5 K Q 7 QW It v I 1 -iq 'il xv 5 .I 'ff'- my Y 7 - , x 3 , o fi A . mtcgmfepkcgifoogbghe Strong Right: p'eP0fif1Q TO reoch in r Xon' p'eP0f' new he-ighrs, voulter Todd g o throw the disc down Lehmon procrices ro keep h ' . Y eheld' has high ronlsing, E I ,ai a W 4' , 1 i fl 1 4 f Hu L, 44- , , n r avg ,W qua, Q 94 fc - +45 44412 mf A 146 'f' 'S we-, uni 4 It g it llif aff 1 ee tiki ,M- nu? U D' n 4 4-44 an 1 so 44 ui pw ll!! 6 O S t ll lil' I4 6 4 nor! f' Z 2 ke 532 4- nu 4 u 5 IO nn ,pu a JH' 5 I an 1:42 2' ,J HU MK: vw pc c le A644 :Ill 9 0 Gill Going for Number Three After winning two consecutive Stote Chompionships, this yeor's trock teom is ofter its third title. With o few key members returning from lost yeor, the Mustongs were looking good. Alwoys o strong competitor on the trock, the teom lost most of its 4:4100 Meter reloys. With new members Todd Lehmon ond Poul Crowford, this yeor's reloy teom wos looking good. Sophomore Aoron Belomy ond Junior Donnel Thompson olso led the teom in the 100 meters. The Mustongs ore led by Todd Lehmon in the Field events. Lehmon, who pole voults, is the best in stote, while high jumper Shermon Jordon set o school record, jumping o'6 . With the Mustongs hoving o greot ottock, the teom wos well bolonced in oll oreos. Q E. .. g .W ..-.s1,?aiw:- . af 'f' ix ...xv A .K Q Left: Out of the blocks, Benji Cuevos gets reody to run the 400 meters. Below: After finishing second to Benji Cuevos in the 400, Joime Doiley tokes o stroll to cool down. ' . .11 i .ME , ..l V T , ,ff - A f 'z'i I Vrrg M . A P 5 'L Qwkfiwlfl-.. . ln 'mi 11 N I 'J 3 as , ' To s 75 ' . if '+- Ei Tk? X .X iv 1' Y l f Q 'X 'K ' xxx- ,, V1 XM -Q' 5 nrt 2 - if A S , -if H D, ' , Y. ' , ls Left: Possing o Titon, Je-ff Johnson looks to the finish line. at . ' L , S. 'f'!44.-,-.. A' w,M,,,,......,v--wx' R - f Q' Y I f T? F w' ' if' 2 '4 . 'E G E . s ,I 'W Top row: Todd Lehmon, Greg Gentry, Poul Crowford, Joe Beoumont, Mike Thompson Angel Styles, Joson Scott, Shermon Jordon, Donold Zetich, Donnel Thompson, Andy Hoffmon, Reuben Dioz, Morco Dixon, 1 Morio Peete, Eric Bonner, Williom Willis, An- thony New Kirk. Bottom row: Mott Johnson, Don Bollord, Jeff Johnson, Robert Christofel, Keith Fincel, Rickie Terrel, Fili Her- nondez, Devon Lewis, Mike Grose-Close, Boltosor Collmereo, Jomes Schmiets, Aoron Belomy. Not pictured: Jim Louer, Ryon Short, Jomie Dolly, Benji Cuevos. M U HA 1 Above: Gregg Gentry ottempts to reoch new heights ot Q proctice. A , Above Right: After cleoring the bor, Todd H Lehmon lets go ond prepores for his trip down. Left: Shermon Jordon looks to relox ofter cleoring the bor. .- T1 '5'1lar W. -w....':h-1,-was 1,1 . .,,., tu W4-,,x1 Above: After finishing her leg, Bohio Oliver honds off to Diono Dye. Below: Looking to cotch her oppo- nent, Bohio Oliver cleors o hurdle. SprintingForworcl The girls' trock teom storted off slowly, but soon quickened the poce in their '88 seoson. The teom hod more members thon it's hod since the school reopened, yet their lock of proctice put them ot 0 disodvontoge. With eoch meet they begon to im- prove os their proctices become more vigorous. Though there wos on- ly one senior to leod the teom, Behio Oliver, the twelve other members mode up for it in strength ond enthusiosm. GILL 4 ,,. I Q 1 1 , ..,- 5 , ,..-- T' ,...s. . was-Q., - 5 ik. Teom Struggles in Slow Stort Returning six lettermen, odding three freshmen, ond o new cooch, this yeor's tennis teom wos stuck in the middle. Though storting off to o slow stort, the boys were woiting to get on trock. Led by senior Collin Borry ond junior Josh Zimmermon, the leoder- ship wos there. As the teom comes together, the Mustongs ore looking for more vic- tories to odd to their win column. N 'Qs1::s.:1'..xss-x.r1f.,rs,'sx 'i 1 . 5 '- --... . i Above: Looking to return o serve is Dovid Boum. Right: Brion Jones keeps o volley olive with his return shot. Rafi A V 2... X H -f 1-4. K.. . 1'-'sw '.. - :..f':1. Q, Q x A N., is ff? ,'., aug s 5 gisff.-f.,5,j5.5.5f 'MX X N. K 'R N K X R ts, KKK.. i rw, 5 I . .. f .1 F Y as of ... ggi X K. V M Below: Putting o spin on the boil, Lonce L to R: Poul Honnum, Josh Zimmermon, Tucker, Cooch, Collin Borry, Steve Folz Tucker returns o shot. Greg Polmer, Mike Schneider, Lonce Dovid Boum, Brion Jones. l t ,W A ,cerr , .3 S.. syA Above: Collin Borry concentrotes on o return shot for o victory. 1 -lm. Right: Looking ro keep ci volley olive is Anne F ifzmourice. f A Above: Returning 0 shot, Julie Liber looks Right: Trying for on oce, Tommy for o point. Oesrerriche mokes 0 serve. Teom Grows Girls' Vorsity Tennis took mojor strides towords improvement this yeor. For one, the teom doubled in size, going from six ployers lost yeor to twelve ployers this yeor. The Vorsi- ty squod olso helped the Junior Vorsi- ty by hoving holf of the girls ploy on the JV level. The teom hod on excellent seoson, with winning motches ogoinst Peorio ond South Mountoin High School. There were olso personol wins for some of the girls, ogoinst Coctus, Cen- trol, lronwood ond Trevor Browne. These wins helped boose overoll teom morol ond got the girls psyched for their next motch. Returning ployers, Julie Liber ond Annie Fitzmourice were the moin strengths of the teom with their ex- cellent guidonce ond support for the other members. The mony Freshmon ond Sophomore odditions olso helped the teom with their outstonding support. Above: As her serve flies owoy Jennifer Hills wotches 'fl HQHQLQ Q .- 'lfh 3 L ' YQ Jig 5 4 f ,, , Ha'aaW 'o'o'a l' 95 , 7f 1 ' J , 'mei W' Q .1 A14 -W bfzypid-fx? ' ,Z ml b 2'-Hof- T. S f 'fi 43 ' I :I s-4 F'- Z lv ' xv-M tl f. -Q 253176215595 W-,QM-011' 1 iw 15- i' 1 W E4 ,s ryx . , ?33,'I'1 H Y . .1 1 P.. M1195 'M 'QM -Z Below: Junior Donell Thompson molaes o move oround o Coso Gronde defender for on eosy two points, Right: Hoving the wide open shot, Yul Borrs ottempts to molae the eosy bosket. 7 -r '- Right: With o determined lools on his foce, Ryon Short molses o drive looking for the points. Below: Guord Ronnie Clorls looks down low for on opponent. ll ll 1.111 N 'O' o, ff Q I ' 'L' K , ,,,, VLKLV , A Axl,. V. QQ B I w . r' r . were K. - iiiii gwrf i . g ' , Q , Q. AL ' X. 'S . sk ' 5-rxiaxffgfyx Q v QAEWAF i T if 'lg ,,,' ,K M N223- .............--v--u-a-w in-ev C: if - W v W ,. K A A--g,.l Right: Going for the loose boll, North l-ligh's Yul Borrs C215 ond Jim Louer C821 try to tolae it owoy from Coso Gronde's Demetrius Robbins. Below: In the open court Ronnie Clork tolses odvontoge ond goes for the eosy two points, f .ns .aux .,iri.,. . 4 Below: Ronnie Clorls shows his form ot the line in the semifinol gome. . and Q . ffl ff A ff ts its in I jg, 5 i mfg Lost second shot lifts North to title motch. Reoching the stote semi-finols for the third yeor in 0 row, this yeors Vor- sity Boslsetboll squod wos looking for o victory to move on to the stote finols. After winning the Metro Division ti- tle the Mustongs received o buy in the first round of the ployoff oction. Their first gome wos to come ogoinst Tucson Chollo, the number two ronls- ed teom in AAA-2. The Mustongs come owoy with o 78-42 victory ond were on their woy to the stote semi-finols. Meeting Coso Gronde for the fourth time this yeor, the squod wos out to even the series ot two gomes o piece. The gome storted out slow for both teoms which brought the first quorter to o close with o o-o tie. Opening up the second holf North wos to come out in o trop, bringing o three point deficit into o tie gome ot the end of the quorter. With Coso Gronde in o zone ond no one to shoot the outside shot ond with o tie score ot 81, three seconds left in the gome, o three point shot by Donell Thomp- son gove the Mustongs the Ieod. Down by three, the Cougors needed to inbound the boll the distonce of the court. The inbound poss wos cought by Coso Gronde's Demetrius Robbins ond wos tied up by North's Ronnie Clorls. The possession orrow wos poin- ting to North ond they received the boll. A 84-81 victory corried the Mustongs into the stote finols to meet the Coctus Cobros. 114 Qs E Mustongs toke one out of three yeors ot title gome! Looking to win their first stote title in three yeors ofter being stote runners- up to Cori Hoyden, the Mustongs were hungry for victory. Meeting Coctus for the fifth time in the seoson, North wos looking to sweep the series. , After beoting Coctus o week eoriier for the Metro division title, both teoms found their woy bock to the stote chompionship. Opening up the defense in o press, the Mustongs forced mony turnovers giving the teom room to run. Storting to open up o leod, the Mustongs were still pushing, forcing Coctus to set up in o zone. In the second holf, hoving to rely on their outside shooting the Mustongs hod no problem. With the leod punch building up for them the squod went into o deloy holding the boll. Coming owoy with o 69-45 victory the Mustongs won their first Stote Chompionship, relying on their outside shooting, something the teom is not known for. Ctf?.i g fb Q' K 'if Right: The morquees told the story os North won its first stote chompionship since 1964. Above: Holding the chompionship trophy, Cooch Bejerono is interviewed, while Jim Louer ossures the right things ore soid. Right: After pulling down o rebound, Shermon Jordon looks for the outlet. Left: After receiving the stote chompion- ship trophy, the Mustongs show their pride. Below: Senior Jim Louer goes up for the shot to give the Mustongs on eory two points. , E CHA MPS BASKETBALL mv. u AAA -ff ili......... R ' 1 f . , s or '- fs so iee if .A ,.V.......s.. ,x., 4-ulnmnuix YmiY 3K5?' CW i QQ-'gf' coueimrs comm ' Asn ALL B Above: Looking for the two, Donell Thompson is disturbed by o Coctus player. 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M, em... l S r rerrree Mfg. Allegrerri is rgfhe program. She began 'her career as ahgixrh grade in l rrrh ai, When she e i ro Phoenix she beg an tion ar Maryvilie r rr ffor parents and being friend- in gram. She feels: the Chairperson M M rs gge really snfrang ! readerShiip. Sgrqgienfsr know Mrs. nrae realiy sweet A ge M Tr f and M half years gdaing 5953? M Special r V - , 33 Sixig .. V H ' ' r r I' 5 fr ,' 5 .2 I ,f , .Aff 4 f wa r Q w 11: 1' 4, Eg? X X x QEQRXYEQ 954,25 -. f Mrs. Beck Mr. Bejarono E.S.P. Physlcal Education f Mr. Bendo Mathematics Y if K k -...N Teachers QQ rr , ,., 3 ' ' K 5571, -ra rink A , 1 -1 5... ' .5 ff' ' Mrs. Berg Mrs. Blum MVS. 50990 E.S.P. Career Center ' r M0fhem0flCS 123 Home Econcmlcs - iustu u f f i -545 Mrs. Heisser began Development, Fashion teaching at The Centeaj ui uy Plus, and Foodsyi G 2, for Homel EconomiCs to the felt about North, she blind for four years, thenx said, 'f think thelteachers ot lstsus ore fr ly and Hayden for me lyeorgi support each other. The This year she taught at students are also friend- essei dudeifi?TiiQ?Home Eiionomicsi il Northifor severalsYears.l Living Skills, Child .. A, x 1 l Special Teachers iw lr K N ' '1' ' 1 Mrs. Brohs Mrs. Brooks Mr, Brown English Science Physlcol Education Hlrt M V y Mr. Bryant Mrs. Buehler Mrs. Bull Security English Registration 'O c l g Major Zabarsky retired from the army after twentyffyears B 1 He has been at North for three years. Besides his regular field trips during the year. His students speak highly of htm He says he En joys teaching and likes seeing the growth from classeswghe is herefat 7 SOQL sisi freshmen to seniors. He every Thursday morning for morning formation does however wish we had a larger supervises four weekend' g Major Zabarsky g g KC . .K I I F K I4 r ,ke B liek CQUIRCR . ss risss,s c X . 14.1 L Special Teachers . ,W . S X, K, R K, . Q' ' z u, , L V . . I my ix at X mf I' Mr. Butler Mr. Byrne Mrs. Byrne Mathematics Science Art ......-N fs . i ' B E ' 'Q il Mr. Cady Mrs. Campbell Mr. Caraway Soclol Studies Bookstore Maintenance 125 V Nw Computer Lob Mr- Bfcfwn Cliff BFOWD l'lOS been Open QU dQy7 Ol' North High fOr One before, Qnd Qffer gchoolp y r. B9fOlfQjl,h9 fo lciind during lunch. Cliffifflell North, he foughf in TWO soys he likes North, public schools in Alosko gnd hopes ro ,gtoy cp h forijiio he studeiilsh soyffo works in the computer l-le-'5 helpful Gnd, room. He cpp keepsflfhe fQcool. c p I M l l Speciol Teochers -fb Mrs. Cells Mrs. Chovez Mr, Cloyron Mr. Corlerr Ms. Crotsenberg MVS- DOHCY Engllgh Reglstrorlon Science Ef19 Sh ESP secumy I S1 'Q . fs M, v-,w History sst l o s gJ Q s osststo slst Students Often find' fought of Treverf Brown T0 thoti Mr. COCFY makes W5 history with 'fcurrent tt lst i of e bffh e tt doss' 't hf High fOr two YGOFS. soid one of his students. Befsere he hisfofxofun- s Speciol Teochers QWWW W' www M ' ' iztflfszff . W' 1' t . t , , 'xii fg' 4' M ? f x ' X - 1 t t we J W 5 1 X It Mr. Derr Buslness Mr. Dodge Ms. Dumoplos Mr. Emmons Ms. Escokmte Ms Bcovedel Soclol Studies Science Foreign Longuoge English 127 127 95753 Sclence M ,LL , A ,f-1 LBA, V This i post year the 5 C ' 9 d er m 9 showecif' newlhlflfdevelop? ment and spirit. The head of rhisdepartmenr is Mr. and Physics Honors. Mr. Tallepntcgisl also cinyiorlved to the ana' Sciencellciub. S Alsagnew was the l.l3. T0lleF1!isssfHe hossbsfen heres? rrcc .Cf0fesrEsQls0f10nlQr3accs BOC-ffl fours l-les?lllSePrsonall5?f7'PCOIOUTQUGD teaches Biology, LB. Pro- was the seconclsyear thats gram, and General S it was in effecfg And it was lt h i s p ci n t S P Chernhisfry, Chsemlsrrygs Honors, General Science, Eoffhc S 3 ezg5Cl9nC9Q11EpfsB59lo9Y?ilr2 S from ofher schoolsro here for the l.B. program - as manycas 50-60 slfgcients. Special Teachers ig? rw SSS fa M24 l c E, ll J i Ms.'FowIer Mr. Farabee Ms. Freeman Ms. Frled Mr. Glass E.S. P. Sclence E.S. P. Engllsh Engllsh Mr. Goro E.5.P. ' if NI gf QQ, -5-fig! , 4 A ,af ,,5gf-,Q 'Ma' 2-5,-1,-:'Kwg,' Y if . X5 .1 c B, 1. ,l H .., ,y fa 'hx ll etttt t e cccr rr ccrr M M at Mr. Mallernee M l rref rrrr rcccrrccc ' ttll llelt l fffMaryvaileg Het taught toa!fl?le says likes Narrh ef 'fr erec zzgthefer cecccr M I w. it an X i , Noffh veOfSS1l'OQO- Heli deperfmentafficvlfv lend 101 crrar ffhead football coach and hereof North for at long eq few cteachersf rrr He nawc time, l e r l ' ,M eet, 1, 34,5 tttt, 5. . M i, ,sr r Special Teachers K lff W , V V , Iyy 131211: K 5 -,, I, -3 EW? 'ff' 4 li M -,AM f V - r 521 lf T ., ,1 , QA ' 1 Q at M V et t , ST I M , Mrs. Harrlson Athletics' Office Mr. Hess Ms. Havrllla English E.S. P. Mr. Herrera Mrs. Hesterman Mr. Hlll Social Srudles Sclence Reodlng K 129 '-n ,M li Mrs S Mrs SSSMS Merkel reaching for seventeen yeors. This ls herfourth yeor nQt llrsNorth l-ltgha She come here because she knew td some other 'O Merkel teaching - fteoding l rs nfshe olso is the Closs of 1989 s sponsor She hos devoted isskr mony tllhrsurs working eees with the students building floors PVEPQWQ fofessssilfhe istortte hlng She tlll says thcit all herexpec- f - nv rr her liesides lions. The' students S op- fh . fsE5?C'0'e Em' she'Pesr, .9f'd 1 king rimeyff f ' S ' 'uri -Wkrwsrkffg -.itijfril rf 1 A , lil ee F? SDGCQI I ch I' ,W 535 ' M M ttl H1 4, g X Us . X. 0 X ti ?fliE3,'Sf33 - '15 g li , Mr. Hlse Mrs. Holness Ms. Jenke Mrs. Johnson Ms. Keith Mrs. Keuster Engllsh Engllsh E.S.P. Reading Home Economlcs Moth c rlsli s ilr V, ww ' WWW' 7 I it English Mr. Hise At North High School English is a four year re- quirement. When sub- jected to four years in a subjectfcourse the teachers make a big dif- ference. Mr. Hise has taught English at North for five years. Before he came to North he was at Phoenix Union for six years and at Central for M 3 Q - 3' ,A , 3 1 1 ,o V it A ,,,, , 'Q If ss Mrs. Linder Foreign Language e ng 'mf' , ' pw' x M if - lx Xml Mrs. MocGlllavry An Special Teachers if 21 fy A A fum X nineteen. Mr. Hise came to North the first year of its reopening as English Dept. Chair. He wonted to help build the school. Now he teadwes honors English. He feels that we still have improvements to make, but that it is a great place. Students soy he's a good teacher and very fair. iss: - 3 gs ,,-so 1 vt . 1 'ag at . if ' f ,,l, l ij, 5' X ,Q xx use Mr. Mollernee Mr. Mansour Mr. McDonald Ms. Mejdrlch Business Assistant Principal Performing Arts English 131 ,A,, ,,,, l Us H ,T mm:-mvsffn, 4' f 1 fa- ,, 5 X4 ,fl A V Deportment Mr. Jonezclso The oudio visuol deportment ond the Moteriol Centery touches more deportments thon onything else in school. soys Mr. Jonezclso. Mr. Jonezclso hos been here since North reopened in 1983. The A.,V. deols with taping records television copy- ing pictures ond video i like every ospect of myjob - lt s 0 lot of fun - There s never o dull moment. The xerox mochine is constontly run- ning oil doy long. soys Mr. Jonezcko. I,MQC. Clnsrructionol toping. so cs. 4 ,Z HF S 'Wg - .-,. l G' iii Q-.f A- 'gfscjsff . , 23255534 ' s bs v.:Qif'Jf? T - . s .. 'f N xl'-gif ,Q ., -sf':1s -ff c f - . . q ,Q we 1 tv M 4 iq. .cv,. 1- F' Us gt' 'Nd' 54 I . Speciol Teochers X Y. i X W L 2 X s is Mrs. Merkel Mrs. Milnes Mr. Meyer English Moth Moth , r ' ' 'A':A: , gi? ,lt V ,W ,,,, M 7 5. V I ! .fa Mr. Moffor Foreign Longuoge If Ms. Meyers Security ' w ere I f ,, ' . 1 . ss l y ',t :tft-wi 29'Qf5P,Y?i s-l its Mrs. Neumon English Counseling Mr McGill ' S Counselors are an im- portant part of North High. Mr. McGill is a counselor who has been at North since its re- opening. His career began at Phoenix union. He was there for five years and was the head coach for varsity baseball for three years. The next seven years he spent at South Mountain. He was head coach for varsity baseball seven years. Mr. McGill has been at N North for five years. He cameo when it re-opened He coached freshman basketball his first year through an undefeated season. He was not allowed to con- tinue yet he continued coaching varsity basebagllf Mr. McGill believes that basically all teenagers are good but some of their deci- sions are not in their own best interest. He enjoys his job very much from both a counseling and a coaching standpoint. Special Teachers on-00 Mr Ornalloran Mr Ortega Ms Ortiz Mr. Owens Mr. Owensby Mrs. Nudo Faculty Security E S P Counseling Science Math Physical Education Coach Youree Coach Youree hos been coaching for several years. He coached basketball at Mesa Com- mmunity college for five yeors and was at East High for eighteen. He has four years coaching weight training and Physical Education. H come to North after work- ing as Executive Director of The Arizona Governors Council on Health and Physical Fitness. His students soy he s an ex- cellent coach. One of his he doesn t bobysit us just helps us. been of North High fm students said, He's greot, 9 l E B Special Teachers fm,lZ,g I . 'K Ms. Paxton Mr. Plke Ms. Prlce Migrant Program Industrlol Arts Engllsh Ald Ms. Rotllffe Mrs. Reed English Engllsh Mr. Robinson Soclol Studles 'n,,- '.,.,.,. .,g,.,...x ss WL'L i ix 'Vi s . ti ,... x lm of 2 gk i L. ', l Health C Mrs Health is a ,required S' 'credit in which' students usually take it in their Sophomore year. Mrs. Yee is rer the head of the department. This is Mrs. North. She s taught also at West High for stts 16 years and Central High for two years. Other teachers in this depanmefiifansist of Coach Bejarano Mrs, Mc- Cutcheon and Mrs. Yee and Mr Brown, Yee l The main emphasis is to teach' students to make healthful choices. Also taught is nutrition family relations health problems and more. l will affect their lives 10 to 15 years later.'Peaple lsl a re living longer and dying of chronic diseases which develop ffOlTlfsChOlCQS5 we make when we 'are young. says health teacher Mrs. Yee. Yee's fourth year here at Choices made today Special Teachers . . . .... rib KE it 1 S -' ,' Coach Roche Mr. Roma Ms. Sawyer Mr. Schuster Ms. Sevilla Mr. SIWGEFS Physical Education Forelgn Language E.S.P. Industrial Arts Registration Business E1 ' S. 135 ff L 135 NX messes, no it fi 'Sf SGCUVWY One group of thotsore directly, involved lingering out in the 'kik f' K ' f J, .- 1 sr - .. f,,, I as T Theys work with the, administrators L rr n s students Their' dolly ttvmes include o few thin sgrsucht students occasionally, A , tnn sltitftcike down to the office, ond SWS s T e t T the security guard sees is the students notgoing to s undefsrond thot school as important ond they - in srssi life me -- I o different otmosphere. L. ..-1. , y - K, Ure reii rrsus - Bryonfs first year here. i si s i T e n g srs s s I ' 1 ' 'F 1 ' . l 9 .ng needi .ll n ' fs 'gkxhl I YS v. 1 1' 1 . U T. Special Teochers Ms. Shelley Ms. Swanson if V l s Q i: E J . Mr.Tenney English Moth An l,,.,, 0? T f Sgm. Tovor ROTC 1 S Mrs. Ulloo Mr. Von Dyck English Moth 4. Mff Wdon Z! peo-S ple that work directly with rheistudenfsirs the cafeteria Srllll imanagel S llll ll fl ll ll ment. here lfour years She had . r iOf'QfnQ1?vfe Come 1 , .r.eff0m rllSl f.Wesr Bur when at frwgu They have quite a big ' crew that has their hands you eeee J serving North High - me mn' was changed to Metra Tech and no jonger ler rsfoff she was franiferred here. Allfih all Mrsygcgrdan ' h ' rhh J Ei , 3 'L -. -rf. 'ehr ,e i WS schi I I 4, V- . M- fr Th? . I .,.u.,1-ce..,Lg.c,k,,,ff..- NH r--f,,f..,rf.5gp--, ,gr rr--rf:w:- f f .Af , , H ff.-M, . r .. ,. 10, .,.. . ..c,.r,,,, L .. ,neu . ,,.Q,,.. ,,..... ., . ,,:1,E.k55.ri 3 r,rf rr rarrrrr , 11:2-f,.2a1 bf. T - .lie',-s2A.ssi'ff-13:1-J. f ' f J i , ., . ,- igiiii:iiiiiixi-H'Efszffll-fiiffflea?lliflirz-ff!l,1 - 'L -- 'E'-:Qu-5'i2r.f1.. r F- , r ' 1' El-V, I Special Teachers Mrs. Vaughn Mrs. Vosskuhler Ms. Wales Business Science Chapter 1 Sec. C M im c rf fr Mr. Walters Science ' A A X Ms. Weaver Mr. Wells Reodlng lndusfrlol Ans Mr. Farralee Mrs. Fansler Mr. Craig Science English Security A si ?-if . . if - ' I T mf, fwfr-' V 4' V V ,t , A A l 'eil ,'LL r, ' . . , ' is Mrs. Hanson Mr. Hill Mr. Mollernee Counseling Reading Business in f-C - sr. . Mrs. Vosskeuler Major Tovan Mr. Tallent Science ROTC Science Major Zabarsky Ms. Yee Mr. Youree ROTC Physical Education Physical Education Mrs. Caller English Mrs. Carroll Mrs. Beatty Administration Counseling Mr. McGill Counseling s ,- Qi H 'N N Sf i' 5 5 . . 1 on 1 .f Mr. Schuster Industrial Arts 4? Mr. Williams ESP MVS- Mefkle Mrs. Milnes Reading X Mrs. Richey Mr. Owens Foreign Language Counseling Math C Mr. Wambach Counseling Special Teachers v f-we? 5+ Q , ,, Y 3 . QE' ' :Jn ' eau. if Q A 2 I I ik, i?i? V V V . W ?,,,,,,W,w . - I, - ' f- V V , Q 1 , 'L MV, , - ' , . i zl' .1 -. H 1 ,, . 2 f m l, 17 Q L A ' 2 ' ' . ' vv ,- . : ' -'hh x -Af' f' ,,,L4f inf , , V , , 3 A ,Q . ff, 1 I 5 f W ,V I M f ,,- - fwg 4 Ve f 4- , , sw- 4 255: X ,Lvmf iiwflf ' - ,Jw , ,- mg 1 f A1 nw f V, ,-2 L F ' , 2 Q' ' b ,,f ' f wwf J '13, ,M , f .57 E f 1 1 1 f M + - 4 , Q ff' V I 6 . W ' if MV' , W , Q L' W ' ' ' . ' ' - ,gg g, M L 'A W W53, ' 2 g ,K V A 'Wifi A 'm,- Q 4. ' 4, K ' M km 1 H 1' I , ., , f'?iWl+ 1 'Q 3 , 1 A ,, , , ,Q ' f 'H b 731511. M ,., 31.71 ,iZf.,,1g,,5'8?L I ' A , I V, . Q A , 4439! M 5,1 . in 1f,5 ?,ff?w?'ff7 'QQ ' ' M A. U4 J ' ,V ' ',,. , , , , . .2Li s,Z5, ' - F' VK? L 6 A F Qi A My , 345' -f A 'f M , , 1 ' yd- A A A , A , ,X ,, ' ' , ' I. A f U V ' ' f ' . ' ' 1 H ,. 'V A .VV . ' , ' V A 4 H 5.. w 4' f A A, V' V. 1, .W 2 W , , , 4 15 Am X5 ' V ' 1y ' , , V , ' , , f . ' W r I iv A ff V' H 'AA 2 f A f ' , V 1pM1F99,f1f, 'ffk W ,'L N ,. V- ' gm L, we i 5, ug' :J ,.,, i, '.!f. A 'tx' W' ' Q H W' ,wfyy ' 3 2 A' 'T 'X ZW' ,gi ,V M 1. Jw 1 , , ,Q A H 4. ig fi' HQ, . 35,7 ,V , V,,,,,,l,V ,Vw I 5 Leadership Makes the School Mr. Jack C. Maddux will not be forgotten. As North High's principal for five extremely successful, consecutive years, he has had a major positive impact on thousands of lives. When North High School reopened, he was already going on strong with in- novative ideas and creative techni- ques for giving North a new life and a fresh, exciting, exhilerating start. He gradually molded and shaped this school into the proud and respected establishment that it has truly become. When North High reopened, the Superintendant placed the most capable man in charge. A man that would be strong, yet sensitive, firm yet feeling, loving yet just. This is Mr. Maddux. He's pulled us through the tunnel always facing the light. Mr. Maddux is the backbone of NHS pride. He sets an example of Mustang spirit and fire for all to see. No one can deny that Mr. Maddux is absolutely understanding and unques- tionably fair. These are his trade marks. He is continuously trying to see situations from others viewpoints, observing all sides of an issue before stating an honest judgement. Truth and humanity become him well. Mr. Maddux is not only a great principal and administrator, he is a real, down to earth person. Don't think for an ins- tant that he hasn't had more than his share of obstacles to overcome. He has had to make many a sacrifice, in his positioh of leadership. But the dif- ference with Mr. Maddux is that he accomplished all this with a positive outlook and attitude, this is why he is successful. We are so proud of you, Mr. Maddux, and will never forget what you have done for us. 4 Q .,.. ,L ,f 1.1. H. in Nh Dr. Terry Clopp is o mon who hos on outstonding bockground thot mokes him the Assistont Principol, thot he is. Dr. Terry Clopp is originolly from Missouri. He ottended Rollo High in his homestote. He's o mon who hos ex- cellent effort in being the best in oll he does. Dr. Clopp's spirit ot North mokes him wish only the best for the Mustongs thot ottend here. The thing he especiolly likes obout North is thot he feels o voriety of situotions toke ploce here thot couses o constont chonge in the octions thot odd spice Mr. Jose Mohio The Athletic Director, Mr. Mehio is o fresh, new foce here ot NHS. He is in- volved with oll sports ond prefers to work directly with the cooches. He does oll the scheduling, works out tronsportotion ond bolonces the budget, when deoling with othletics. Mr. Mohio ottends meetings in regords to stotewide tournoments ond invitotionols. He olso is in chorge of the Junior ond Senior disciplinory progrom, not to mention overseeing security. Mr. Mohio does oll this, ond olso monoges to work in conjunction with the dept. choirment in oversee- ing the Foreign Longuoge, ESP, Business, ond Sociol Stuides deport- Assistont Principol John Monsour Asslstont Principol, John Monsour, hos only positive things to soy obout North High. His moin tosks os ossistont principol ore to prepore ond coor- dinote octivities, soles, ond ossemblies. He olso heods up the disciplinory section for Freshmon ond Sophomore students. To top off oll of this, he is in chorge of four mojor deportments: Performing Arts, ROTC. PE f Heolth, ond the Art deportment. Mr. Monsour hos been our ossistont principol for only one yeor but filled this position for six successful yeors previously ot Trevor Browne. When tolking obout the students he soys, North high students hove o tremen- dous respect ond occeptonce toword one onother. Some mojor oc- complishments Mr. Monsour hos in- itioted this yeor ore the reseorch on the new policy for closed compus, developing o more extensive lunch hour progrom, ond ossisting in clorify- ing disciplinory oction with the ESP students. An intense gool for the future is to hove more ocodemic recognition by the students here ot North. North, he stotes, is bosicolly o smoothly run mochine. The only im- provement I con foresee is o better communicotion with the community ond porents. Oh, ond o better otten- donce record! It is my hope thot oll NHS students will odopt o positive, successful ottitude towords educotion ond reolize thot the four yeors in High School ore the most importont deter- miners of success in the future. r r . ments. He believes thot North hos o certoin cohesiveness, o sense of cooperotion between students ond stoff. Morole soors high ond respon- sibilities ore fulfilled. North is very much o fomily unit, we look offer eoch other ond give support whenever ond whereever possible. Mr. Mohio believes very strongly in being very octive in ocodemics, othletics, ond school clubs. Be suc- cessful, success breeds success. He is definotely excited ond enthused obout being here. To quote him, l feel good obout being here. lt's o beoutiful world here. to North High life. Dr. Clopp hos seen North High grow ond observed the vorious occomplishments thot hove token ploce. Dr. Clopp's suggestion to the Mustongs here ot North would be, The greotest competition in life is yourself. Stoy in school, we oll hove things to overcome, so work ot your problems. Dr. Clopp's ottitude for success con be summed up with this one stotement, You con be perfect ot something. Find thot something ond develop your own unique perfection! fi i A Q l - 4 ribute to 5 1 -5 The month of Morch surely brought much delight, surprise ond success to mony teochers, students, ond others. This wos becouse of the Shokespeore Festivol. Our compus wos filled with exhibits, costumes, ond Elizobethon Age octivities. We olso hod T-shirt ond poster contests. The whole Shokespeore week storted Morch 14. Morch 15 we hod the ldes of Morch. On the 18th, 250 Juniors ond Seniors hahespeare ,O phoei ,O Q -:-- ' ri' professionol performonce of Shokespeore's the Tempest, On the 25th, we hod o Sholsespeoreon Bonquet. Two hundred teochers ond students were invited to ottend the bon- quet. Also we hod students per- form mini roles of 5hol4espeore's sonnets or ploys. There wos money given owoy too for the ploys ond the dress up doy. The whole Shokespeoreon Festivol wos o greot turnout!! ' ,mul so ,ll he X 61 Mx T WW' , tx.. at .483 O 'lVUh5 W Vt fgiglirlif -I 4517? 'fr I? i- ,H L- :gg ,ik ,I ,-A U - iff hy ,'f'f .N jg. ES . 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Burton, Brenda Canham, Michelle Carter, Andryo Mary Costillojlylonque' Chavez, Veronica Chew, Corrle Chlaga, Ronald Clark, David Clark, Robert J' Clouse, Kelly Cocanower, Michael Cody, Donovan Collins, Buddy Colllns, Layla slec J j 156 'C A su l 1 5. D Q-'43 J Q Aj? I Isf .. f.. ' A - A ' I si . l 4 gi 5. Q' N lf ,C QQ 5: ,K ,Q -X mx -- c f W:Q,l:' r 3255 'K . , . . I A ' L- ,lge-Q C 'P ' ' ' ' ..,.. f S ' kgs-,wtg 5 fill 5 , ssss , K .1 '.. - K' s -cf j 1 . 1 5 K s , A , .. 55 XSS 3515? . K ss c s. iv 1 ,C J sss 5 e w., -I Q . -2 -nn. 3 r x Qs.- X H, C 4 5 H M Q Y W ,- K Q S 5 XY? Y X 1 Q 3 15' ' 'i - N 11's S3 5 . 1,,..,',, .1 5-Efzzirfs, fr --we fs. ,, N J- , 4, . A4 1. K 2 w X 5:41:1- xg CIA , 530' , M 1-we .e 2 5 Q .. ix X N. . , . ,Q ik, ., 3 Y I Q f .X -1 ., 3 4- f'- rx 7' X S Q. L,V im N: K I .. . . ,,.,, .. 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Valdez, Darlene Valdez, Monica Vyalenclo, Valefff Vanukoff. Karl . gf l,i. Q Vaquera, 'J Vargas, Jose 'r'h ' , Vasquez, Elvera Vasquez, Sylvlo Velasquez, Ana Verdugo, Larryg fykiwm, enlzobefng J x . , y ,Jll le 161 -A Wllllams, Kleth Wllllams, Vlctor D A ..., V I z ri f Churchill Cl-laleyj Mlchael Vlllalba, Manuel ' ' , Villarreal, Aprll ' VlIlatoro,Yurl llll' K i Ai' ,V Walker. Donald ' I ff' K Walker, Mlsty L A V an H? VF F 25 - ,I C . llll Q V ' .ig S F ' 2 .:1: ,4,:: , L , V F . . , . . S iw 'W an few 410 4655 22 , . ' .f .4 Marxo Dlxon ls on excellent example of a Renaissance Man, He is well known for hls ayld participation In Student Government, Dance, and Spons. Marxco became Involved ln Student Govemment ln the 6th grade. When he was In the 8th grade, he was determined to became Freshman Class Presldenti Hls Freshman year, he ran and won. Now, In hls Sophomore year. he is Sergentot-Arms for the Student Body andiplrlt Leader. . . he Hls dancing career began when he was 8 years aid. During hls Freshman year he jolned dance. He ls now ln Performance Dance. l-le started playlng sports for Sldney P. Osborn Parks and Recreatlon and partlclpated ln football and track dur- lng both his Freshman and Sophomore years. Outside of school, Morxco acts and portlclpates ln other actlvltles, such as Church, where he Is Director of the Youth Cholr and a member of the Insplratlonol Choir. When speaklng af North, Marxca says he enjoys school and hls teachers and ls looking forward to contlnulng hls educatlon ln college. F Q.--, :.4L'2,'Qi K NE ff I z..,.Q If 22' ' .. A, , ..,. V N X S A . I , Q Josh Protos ls another fine example of o multidimensional Sophomore. His ln- terests range from spans to school classes to student Government. Josh was most valuable player on the Varslty Wrestling Team durlng his Freshman year and is wrestling now durlng his Sophomore year. played Varslty Tennls his Freshman. year and has since started to run crass-country, Josh was In Student Government ln' 7th ond 8th grade. Hls Freshman year he was a class Senator. After portlclpatlng ln Student Government, he sold he wanted to see more happen and now ls In a pasltlon to do so, as Sophomore Class President. Despite his many Interests, Josh molntalns an A average and has been ln the Alpha Club slnce his arrlval at North High. Although he ls In Camel -- back's dlstflct, his grades and ablllty allow hlm to attend-Nonh High to participate ln the l.B.VkHOfl0l'S Program. Josh ls busy on the weekends too, He has had a steady job at'Peter Plper Pxzzcrslnce Septemberqt After high school, Josh plans to attend collegebut has not yet declded on a careerq x . ' ' 5 il H ' Z? ?' 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Valles, Elva Van Sanford, Dianna Vandewater, Malaine Vanukoff, Karl Vaquera, Dalia Vargas, Jose Vargas, Leila Vargas, Silvia Vasquez, Elvera Vazquez, Francisco Vazquez, Luis Vega, Gabriel Vega, Martha Velasquez, Ana Velasquez, Maria Velde, Barbara Velde, David Verdugo, C. Sherrie Verdugo, Larry Verdugo, Rosa Viera, Maria Villa, Elizabeth Villa, Lisa Villalobos, Ramon Villarreal, April Villasaez, George 59, Villatoro, Mayra Villatoro, Yuri .VY Wait, Holly Walker, Donald Walker, Frank Walker, Misti Walker, Wendy Wallace, Brett Wallace, Robert Wallen, Bradford Waller, Kristien Walton, Kevin Wangsgard, Branton Washington, Melissa Wasielewski, Mary Weitzel, Evelyn Welch, Venessa Wells, Susan Welsh, Stacy Weltmer, Aric Wesson, Jeremy West, Brandon Westcott, William Whelan, Dennis White, Jennifer Whitten, Julia Wiggins, Jody Wilcox, Melvin Wiles, Lester Will, Larry Williams, Audrey Williams, Christian Williams, Crystal Williams, Denise Williams, Eve Williams, Kieth Williams, Laura Williams, Lawrence Williams, Victor Willis, William Wilmeth, K'lei Wilmeth, Kala Wilson, Monica Wiltrout, Alison Wiltrout, Michael Winikka, Mary Winkel, Hugh 31, 65 55, Wise, Kristina Wisner, Lacy Wolfchief, Dawn Wong, Hiram Wong, Stanley Woodard, Vincent Woodley, Shannon Y' il ph 28 i wi X X ss if N rf a t X I, I I ! X 194 Younger, Richard Zachary, Victery Zapata, Michael Zeman, Kelly Zetich, Donald 66 Zimmerman, Josh Zimmerman, Pamela Zubia, Abel Zwerling, Lara QLWWL, 3223315743 , QM19 ' W ww Qwffvymw W QD Ofwx GPA MUVQ - Hx bf Vefwe KCUTL F7Qg3QL,T'5 Cfflffewwf ISFMEQ 0 W we WW' 51 V wWwwf,egw,9ifMg?Hff W9 W1 UXMQWQJD O5 . I 2 1- k Z? I M ' 4534 wQ,fiiw?,Q?45- fig J mm Q? 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I 'fa NA 5' ' 5 'aTJ1x.4 ,za N , ljifl ill' NEVER TO BE FORGOTTEN1 ' 9,1604 4619, ' sIfAxh'X 266 3133 263 8415 Denme s Texaco Q R S ' PHONE 265-2939 SCHREINERS FINE SAUSAGE FEATURING -POLISH GERMAN ITALIAN SWEDISH AND HUNGARIAN SAUSAGE Mens GARY 8: NANCY 3601 N 7TH ST SCHILLER PHOENIX ARIZONA Ph ' 9 1551 E. Indian School Fld., Phoenix, Arizona 85016 Fl p 8-P t T 8. d R bl P HE INE SAUSAGE' OW GOLDMAN 5 KAPLAN Attorneys ot Low Congrotulote Closs of 88 North High Mustong Bond y Sophomo e Representotl e Rondy Schlller Ph 271 2731 , LTD. Michelle Morrison lrsts. ii.imeDiOmiSi First School First Prom First Teacherfvfga First Steady First Kiss I First Dissected Frog it First Football Game ,,. First Car First Date do First Bank Firsf I Bank FIRST INTERSTATE BANK OF ARIZONA, NA. Member FD I C. - Federal Reserve System Equal Opportunity Employer Deor Michelle, You've turned into quite o lody! We ore so proud of oll your wonderful High e love ou. Mom, Dcid 6 Snuffy ?l2?Even though it may have been touch and go at timmy? 5 hfyou made tl You h' school days are behind you l- alfclillection of g i-Q 7l fine memories of12Qop1e,Q1aces8.fu11 Brrt dorft despair. Take a look ai: what lies ahead. Z JF'4 QD New cha11engesg?JigixX'vX5fE1cciCirigadventzrrec. And more fun! SQ keep your You? I'1OSC'tO the qrindstone. And go for the gusto! A 1, Q 1 47 P, fy a H-,fgex f' we i e .X 4 Life is WMCQ Qrlyou make ifg So make it the And remembez an friends at veuey youfl 3.11 good YOHY flltllfd Graduation ! 'VALLEY NATIUNAL BANK 'Lf- lf a picture is really worth 1000 words, l have one helluva essay to write before the weekend. Thanks for the memories so fer, and l hope the next two years are filled with more of the same. 6 K, ..-W -r M.. , x J , ,W X 1 E -vinci. 'A e -.Ks 5 1 U p w ff' Fgw gas' J 4 S f'T5 an SSN 232 ' ...- ... il. Ava' iii? am., 2.413- -.v-F-'N' if xxx - We are the inheritors of yesterday And the makers of tomorrow. The faces and names May be forgotten, but the Good times will remain with Us forever. This was a year to remember And these are times to look Back on in years to come. Think of yesterday when you dream of tomorrow. Good times don't iast forever But the memories can last An eternity 204 -,,,.,.,,..---4 'S 'S-Pk? 5 A 'iw Tomorrow isn't o sudden thingg lr's mode of hopes ond dreoms you hove hidden A spotless bobe thot comes ot lost. And of dreoms thot hove been rejected. Tomorrow is o thing slowly molded lt's mode of oll your postjoys ond sorrows, By moments thot hove possed. And of post misrolses thot have been corrected 206 lt's mode of reoching tought to you, And friends Cond foesy you've hod With every molding of our Todoys is The moteriols in which Tomor- row is clod. --f M 6 lt's mode of worls, poin, ond hordships, And lots of love, loughrer ond song. Every minute of Todoy is used to help The building of tomorrow olong. Tomorrow doesn't come complete With the rising of the new doy's sun Tomorrow is ossembled slowly, Mode of yesrerdoy's well done. al' i 5 195 f 1 X Something 'ro remember thot we were there . . . Everyone fries to leove o morls, To remember eoch ond everyone Something ro remember the lirrle red hoired girl The boy nexr door, whof used to be. Things slip owoy from us We lose control of evenrs And time posses us by. Empty streets ond crumbled buildings Remind us of whor wos ond what will become Eoch of us frying ro moke o mork So someone will remember Our closs, our time, eoch of us, Unique ond imporronr. Wins- rm-.fr . s Q if is 1 Q f , ' , 23' ' , . Q-W I -,wr f' . i lflfk . A, 'ir 'M-'fi r ' A 4 as i X.. 1'ff'9f S New ,1--. missing -N- J . is u s +f .ws 32?-flw' 1 . i K 'f M - .K - :S L U 1. IW? as , ti: X s U : ii.A ,N ,:t,,... It s hord to believe thot the yeor is finolly over But whot s even horder to believe is thot this book is octuolly done Countless hours hove been spent in the yeorbook room working on these poges moking sure they were completed on time And olthough we were o little Iote on o few deodlines we did the best we could ond tried our hordest You cont imogine how much time ond dedicotion goes into put ting o yeorbook together. The only woy to experience it is to become o member of the yeorbook stoff. I hove been on stoff for three yeors, this yeor being my lost. I sincerely feel thot this book is the best one XX I -X, QD I we hove ever produced I hope you feel the some I d like to thonk my best friend Co Editor ond fellow Colifornio Beoch Bum Michelle Morrison for oll of her support ond for coming to closs every now ond then Speciol thonks olso goes to Trlsho Gollordo Diono Dye ond Mork Stoffey I d like to wish next yeors stoff the best of luck I ll be thinking of you while I m ot ASU or UCLA or whereverll Good Luck G I LOVE YOUII Tino Burgoz BURGOTS Editor-in-Chief P.S. Corlettz I never could hove done it without you! I'm gonno miss yolll IK The sections of this book were put together by the following OPENING Tino Burgoz Ellzobeth Meyer 6 Michelle Morrison CLUBS Micoh Krlston Brenda Word Jeonni Will DeeAn Bogley ond Fortunoto Delgado ond Kelly Zemon SPORTS Mork Stoffey Mlchoel Swln ney ond Jeonni Will TEACHERS Kelly McDonough Ellzobeth Meyer Trlsho Gollordo Brendo Word ond Tino Burgoz CLASSES: Diono Dye Trlsho Gollordo Kelly McDonough Jeonnl Wlll Ellzobeth Meyer ond Tino Burgoz INDEX: Diono Dye ADS: Rondy Schiller, Brendo Word ond Jeonni Will CLOSING: Ellzobeth Meyer PHOTOGRAPHY: Tom Alexonder, Aoron FLASH Ruttenbur, Erlc Folr- childs, Michoel Swinney, Mork Stof- fey, Ellzobeth Meyer ond Diono Dye. v ,. 'fn A, vfljwfyb PW we ' , Qfww f V M 01 Qmw' W OYWOLI YW ' LMS OHM! . C36 XWNJC7 .J qw? If X 'I NXOOSL x50 UNSW ffadgjif JU UML ' QAMSSLQ 'YL Wy X Mh,,,wH' ,Nr QW W VM 'QW' ZW? XUQXW5 WJ A4 VJ Mm!! fl Jffffb . A0 fd! Am , . ff!! XMAS X! bl 1 jd SKLQAAS 0016? JU 5 Q 'Ml' 7 hdfffgff y gfoy Wf V LJ!! 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