Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 304 of the 1978 volume:

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We have selected a number of challenges, choices and problems faced during the past year by students at Tempe High School. We have examined them throughtout this book. Reflect on how we met the challenges of: Dedication: many long hours were spent studying, practicing and perfecting skills, preparing us for the future. Individuality: each of us tried to find ourselves a to express that unique, 'one of a kind' person t each of us is. Communication: through a variety of words, soun gestures, looks, common interests and activities, attempted to let others know who we were, what felt, what we thought, and what we wanted. Involvement: active participation in the unique mi world that is Tempe High, whether it was holding our end of a discussion, doing our share in a assignment, joining a club of special interest to us, going to a game.. .we learned and grew by worki with one another. Sharing: we shared the ups and downs, the succes and failures, the joys and heartbreaks of our year learning and living 5 7 8 Communication 10 Sharing 15 The Future? Our future, like the crystal ball, is unclear. We are unsure of the road ahead. But we are certain that what we do will be a reflection of our years at Tempe High 16 TABLE OF CONTENTS HIGHLIGHTS . . SPORTS...... INVOLVEMENT CLASSES .... POTPOURRI . . FACULTY..... ADS-INDEX. . . . . PG18 . PG58 PG108 PG142 PG225 PG235 PG258 17 _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Ovioo OvjQ u3ojo tkc, ju vd (jjjiau tiuxl uAz hz Vy o 0 jfaeL (yth (JWj n Mh - UXk. Ali w) li V a rrvt- tSiCj UV2 a6TC. Oi'Ud UJCuo Um! Orvly r cjpi to tetic w(J o, m o ou asuxtUf a u . N Ux f vo iA om d j tVrv Q ad ais. cluet qd tc. x ou u. ru -p«, uju. ,Qu HIGHLIGHTS Wov e - cuyevvx A school year is loaded with hundreds of impressions anc memories. Among them are the problems of choosinj classes, getting reacquainted with friends who have bee� gone all summer, meeting new teachers, cramming fo exams, going to dances, cheering yourself hoarse at pef rallies and ball games, working on Homecoming floats going to that special Homecoming game and the danc afterwards, attending school plays and dance concerts decorating the halls and classrooms with the traditiona symbols of Christmas, voting for Coronation royalty, an participating in the annual snowball fight that occurs or that winter Friday when adventurous souls spend all nigh hauling the chilly white stuff from the mountains to th campus. But one of the real highlights of the year, one s commonplace that we hardly think of it as a highlight, i going to classes. That's the place where we spend ar average of five hours a day, listening, talking, participat ing, and learning. 18-Highlights Mr. Laduc explains some aspects of Chemistry to interested parents. Open House yU _Malpede talks to a concerned parent about Ameri- :an history Involved members of the Booster Club do their part to back the Buffs. Mr. Hutchins, a math wiz, works miracles with his computer. Highlights-19 Boys and Girls State Bryan Savoy Marc Daniels Anna Knieling Lisa Martinez Mark Ellingson 20-Highlights Patty Thomas Charles Hopkins Jeff Sellers Sister Cities cn Fletcher admires a beer stein, his gift from Kathy Mesbergen talks with her 'sister' Lili Petrovska from Skopje, Yugo- egensburg, Germany, a new Sister CityofTempc slavia. Kathy spent six weeks in the city, the first 'twinned' with Tempe, as part of the international Sister City Program Highlighls-21 Foreign Exchange Students Senior Gerado Irastoraz is an exchange student from Nogales, Mexico. junior Kersten Berlin from Germany and Junior Jorg Lisboa from Chile look at pictures. Senior Jennine Balbiers talks with another exchangd student from Mexico City, sophomore Hugo y Chavez. 22-Highlights In Class . . . Junior Tracy Todd stretches out before starting play rehearsals for Viet Rock. Highlights-23 In Class Junior Pete Hill uses a dictionary to find the meaning of a word in his photography textbook. Senior Dorothy Maerling is happy with the job she has finished in her COE class. Senior Joe Wilson shows his scientific abilities mixing water and baking soda in a test tube during chemistry class. 24-Highlights lice Hineman and Debbie Learn rush to get cleaned e bell. up before Freshman Mary Beth Maday studies by listening and reading. Senior Karen Ong works with the computer. Senior Tony Gills concentrates while rolling film. Highlights-25 Senior Karen Dickenson gets experience working in the medical field Laura Folz and Ann Steinmetz prepare a joint critique of as part of the Professional Internship program. interesting picture. Chris Bottesch proofreads a paper written for an English class before turning it in. 26-Highlights e children play on the jungle gym under supervision in child develop- ing liors Dan Ortega and Mark Patten discuss the previous nights homework. Senior David Riffle looks over other school's newspapers. Freshman Greg Bonacella does a TV commercial for his Mass Media class. Highlights-27 In Class . . . Senior Lupe Mejia looks for a library assistant to help her find materials for a repor Senior Dean Munkachy studies the blueprint he has drawn for a Professional Internship class. Joseph A. McKersie, Junior, uses the blackboard a« headrest in a relaxing class. 28-Highlights ric Cortright and Jeff Johnson seem extremely happy to have one more lecture during the day. Chris Wagner concentrates on playing his violin. Highlights-29 In Class . . . Sophomore Stacey Backus takes advantage of one of the new methods of teachi Members of fourth hour girl's P.E. class hurry in from Sophomore Janean Jaeger puts some finishing touches on her dress a hard game of softball. sewing class. Senior Gina Sherman finds the scientific classifica- tion of sponges time consuming in biology class. 30-Highlights tior Bryan Savoy uses thumb and neighbor's paper to finish his Freshman Heather Cook expresses her feelings 'ernment assignment. about hair. Highlights-31 Junior Reed Spaulding makes copies of his slide. Eric Yeater and Qouc Tran, advanced photography students, mix chemicals. Mike laquinto waits patiently for his test tube to explode. 32-Highlights nior Jeff Nored adjust the lights as part of an assignment in his gccraft class. Senior Laurie Fredrickson trys to keep smiling as she goes through another day of lectures. Sophomore Heidi Johannsen and Junior Barbara Moore share the work in trying a new experiment. Highlights-33 34-Highlights Mr. Benjamin converses with Margie Puerta while Lynn Hillyard fights bore- dom in background. Senior Kenda Russel concentrates on her part in Fall play Viet Rock . Veteran Jazz Band Members Tim Traynor, Don Willey, Chris Cahoon and Eric Cortright are tickled pink perform during the lunch hour. ior Gerry Villa prepares a mysterious mixture in her cooking s. Junior Bill Oliver concentrates on his Industrial Arts project . Senior Dave Picone experiments with specific heat during his Physics class. Highlights-35 Students in Child Development classes get involved with the children. Senior Jennifer Scow skillfully cuts out a pattc Sophomore Cindy Paolucci reaches for a can as she trys to finish her science ex- periment. 36-Highlights e Henry applies torque to a speedwrench as he removes the e cover in an Auto Mechanics class. Jeff Nored poses passively for Photographer Jeff Massey as they work on a Basic Photography project. r Kathy Accinelli squints to get a better look in a Biology Highlights-37 Band officers Sharon Downey, Ken Patterson, and Julie Stewart (center) in a violent Senior Jerry Hill seems disgusted with the cla disagreement on a point brought out in a band council meeting. Junior Mary Gibbons smiles as she writes another editorial patiently for the signal to for The Buffalo. start. 38-Highlights eve Doty and William Dorsey mix a secret formula in Life Science. Junior Debbie Bell warns the photographer, but to no avail. Publications photographers are not sympathetic with camera shy students. Judy Jessen hits a sour note. Highlights-39 Dances Mark Shockley and Dede Ducote twist to the music and Dino Acedo and Chris Spe; seem to agree that it's danccable. Artie Lee concentrates on his steps as Michelle Spicer smiles at the photographer. Leah Jones is temporarily from her dance with Scott Early. Wendal Lewis and Chris Salley joke around as they Dances are fairly popular during the football season as shown by the large ; take a break from dancing. tendance. 40-Highlights Sherry Turner and Mark Smith seem to have sad and funny things on their minds as they slow dance. group of senior boys congregate at one of the leas among them. the sounds and beat of the music Wadsworth. ov-er be r 1 m k disc jockey from Lew Jones Disco kept the music owing at the Marcos dance. Highlights-41 Pep Rallies Band members Julie Stewart and Joel Turn- er lead the student body in 'HI-ER' at the Marcos pep rally. Cheer Leaders and Pommies show spirit as they sing the Alma Mater during the McClintock pep rally. Seniors concentrate as they watch the pep rally aft making the long walk up the stairs. 42-Highlights ?niors Randy (Too Tall) Phillips and Marc Daniels escort the Marcos dummy to ic public hanging during the Marcos pep rally. Good dance techniques are demonstrated by Senior Pommie Lisa Martinez during the Marcos pep rally. One of the many ways the members of the Buff Band show their spirit is by wearing hats. Highlights-43 Homecoming Students and teachers watch intently at the Homcoming pep rally. Pattie Eliason and Rob Eby take the traditiona Senior walk. Sharon Scow giggles as Daryl Sneed walks with her at the Homecoming pep rally. 44-Highlights riled Key Club members add their rowdiness to the Homecoming ade. Seniors Stephanie Fenimore and Marc Daniels were crowned 1977 Homecoming royalty. Senior Homecoming attendant, Anna Kneiling, glows as the royalty is crowned. ig hours and hard work paid off for the spirited class of 78' as they won float contest. Highlights-45 Happy couples enjoy dancing to the disco sound at the Homecoming dance. Senior Terry Boswell and alumni Lew Bonitz appear to be having good time. Junior Artie Lee and his date take time out from dancing, Senior Dan Garby and Junior Patti Winkle enjoy each other's co pany. 46-Highlights Homecoming Royalty Sophomore Attendants JOYCE RICHARDSON and CHRIS WATERS Junior Attendants LAURA TENNES and BARRY LUCAS Freshmen Attendants MARIE LEMIEUX and HAROLD USSERY Highlight1. 3-Highlights Senior Attendants LAURIE FREDRICKSEN and JOHN STEVENS Homecoming King and Queen STEPHANIE FENIMORE and MARC DANIELS Highlights-4S At the end of the first scene, patriot John Maddux is carried off stage by the Rock soldiers. South Vietnamese troops Tracy Todd, Corrine Rock- wood and Kenda Russell wait for their cue. H'i 41 -V Somber-faced troops prepare to march into their next number. Cast members sing one of their many songs through out the pi 50-Highlights Vietnamese soldiers prepare to sing the farewell song to the troops. Sergeant Chris Keller inspects the new recruits. Senior Kenda Russell and Junior Tracy Todd imitate American soldiers while posing as Vietnamese. Senior Kenda Russell, the remaining soldier, prepares to die at the end of the final scene. Highlights-51 Juniors Debbie Emch, Susan Wearne and senior Jamie Emch show Christmas Juniors Linda Cotts and Mary Peterson perform dui spirit as they sing at the Christmas assembly. the Christmas assembly. Vivace Singers Martin Gonzales, Jennifer Scow and Didi Dellis sing Day Break as they perform in front of the students at the Christmas concert. Junior Richard Elmer and senior Tim Neese preform their traditii Merry Christmas song in different languages. 52-Highlights Junior Chris Keller and Sophomore Carl Spomer look over the music, while Sophomore Carol Buerger prepares the stage. lor Dan Garbc and Junior Patti Winkle take ad- tage of the mistletoe. 2 Woodwind section of the Honor Band concentrate on Sleigh Ride . Some of the Creative Foods students prepare punch for the Faculty Tea. Highlights-53 Jackie Owens does the hard work as Janice Hine- man carefully watches. Tempe High's annual Christmas Tree. Junior Michelle Coppock prepares unload . Mrs. Wulfers and Miss Ralph appear to enjoy the Faculty Christ mas Tea. 54-Highlights Mrs. Browning, Mrs. Reed and Mrs. Wallace sample the asso ment of Christmas delights. b equipment is used in a unique way to decorate the ysics Christmas Tree. Santa and Frosty the Snowman add their holiday cheer to brighten up the Bandroom. This years Christmas room decorating contest winner was the bookstore for their talent and hard work. ita moved his workshop to Tempe High because the dents were so good this year. Highlights-55 Coronation Royalty 56-HiRhliehts SPOR TS Sports in high school involve more students, eith as participants or observers, than any other activi except going to classes. The past year saw the Buff loes field teams in all of the traditional sports of pa years as well as in two new ones, both for girls, gymnastics team was formed and competed wit other schools. And a girl's basketball team took the hardwoods for the first time in Tempe's histor The most popular spectator sports remained foo ball, basketball and wrestling. But with or without crowd of fellow students. Buff athletes followed tf motto of the football team as they tried to Give What You Got. Some teams won and some tean lost. But all kept trying, learning self-disciplin sportsmanship, and building stronger bodies ar minds. In short, whether it was pulling a bow strir taut and letting the arrow fly, driving for the gree working on the parallel bars, improving a backhan making a tackle, practicing free throws, jumping ii to a too-cold pool, running 500 miles in the summe vaulting, sprinting or hurdling, or taking a calk strike, Tempe High's athletes, freshmen, JV's ar varsities, both boys and girls, had a successful ye because they learned from participation in sports 58-Sports Varsity Football ; excited Buffs crash through their sign showing that they have Give It What You Got is the 77 theme adopted by the team, ifidence and Buff Pride. K 7 result of all the spirit and enthusiasm is shown by the presence of nine tacklers ing this tackle is (45) Melvin Turner as others arrive. Sports-59 Tailback J. D. Morrison heads around end looking for J. D. Morrison (27) heads outside where help awaits. Blocking outside arc running room to the outside against McClintock. Randy Mortensen (82) and Marc Daniels (25). Melvin Turner (45) looks at his line for a hole while Rob Bell (71) blocks to the outside. Fullback Darrel Sneed (36) leads the blocking as Quarterback Jeff Sellers (I1 hands the ball to the Tailback Jimmy Cudjo (32) against Yuma. 60-Sports � ach Jim Murphy explains another play in detail to Barry Lucas (64) and rrel Sneed (36). Looking for somewhere to go is Tempe's J. D. Morrison. Senior quarterback Jeff sellers (10) carries the ball. 3b Bell (71) prepares to kick a field goal as Randy Mortensen 2) holds. Bell holds the all time Tempe field goal record at 48 rds. Quarterback Brad Daniels starts his drop to set up for a pass as Garth Gunsch (38) prepares to block for him. Sports-61 Junior David Bensted breaks up this Marcos pass attempt as Barry Lucas comes over to lend a hand. Tempe lineman Randy 'Too Tall' Phillips jumps high to block a pass from the Marcos quarterback. Nosegaurd Mark Soffel tackles a Padre Back as Dennis Ehasz lends hand to make sure he stays down. Junior Paul Hiebert looks on as Barry Lucas (64) and Mark Montan (34) make this tackle in the Chandler game. 62-Sports Tempo's David Bensted (84) recovers a Suguaro fumble as teamma Mark Soffel (73), Dennis Ehasz (63) and Barry Lucas (64) rejoice. ) Morrison puts on a burst of speed and turns the corner against Westwood ng the sidelines john Wood prays for a chance to get k in the game. Brad Daniels shows his throwing form leading the Buffs on a touchdown drive against Westwood. rts-63 Rodger Buffalo sits atop a cheerleaders megaphone while he watches the action on the field. 1977 Varsity Football Team Front row (I to r) Todd Taylor, Joe Cash, George Kostclaz, Garth Gunsch and Jeff Jolly. 2nd Row: Randy Mandt, Otis Calvin, Terry Fair, Mark Soffel, Marc Daniels, Randy Phillips and Kevin Lytle. 3rd Row: Dan Smith, Mark Montanez, Melvin Turner, Darryl Sneed, Randy Mortensen, Steve Morales, Pat Elkins, Dennis Ehasz and Rob Bell. 4th Row: Shannon Radford, Steve Gamboa, Mike Ken- tcra, Jeff Sellers, Riff Hall, John lighthill, GaryHesseltine, Don West- fall and Mark Hcdberg. 5th Row: Bob Nagy, Mark Nakagawa, Jimmy Cudjo, Jon Ancich, Greg Gunsch, Pat Nagy, Dave Boosted, Alan Clark, J. D. Morrison, Charles Hopkins and John Millanes. 6th Row: Manager Thomas Kokaltares, Barry Lucas, John Wood, Tom Hamm, Paul Hiebert, Andy Dominguez and Brian Quinn. Top row; Manager Mike laqumto. Coach Tim McBurney, Head Coach Jim Murphy and Coach Kurt Van Hazel. 64-Sports iMatheson (36) helps Paul Gardner (47) make the tackle on a McClintock ball carrier as Mike Wearne moves in to lend help if needed. jv Football Head Coach Mike Wehrli and Assistant Jim Denton look con- cerned at the action on the field. The Junior Varsity Football Team. Front row: (I to r) Gary Sheppard, Jay Fumusa, Greg Liddile, Mike Ehasz, Mike Sobieski, Dan Hegel, Mark Carter, Anthony Cruz, Rich Germaine and Scott Norberg. 2nd row: Jim Arrowsmith, Brad Daniels, Carl Gwilliam, Scott Heileman, John Snedigar, Ed Goitia, Lon Losee, Scott Norbert and Mark Nagy. 3rd row: Bruce Relf, Henry Yanez, Alan Matheson, David Emich, John Lewis, Bill Davis, John Sadowy, Keith Gregory, Nate Porter and Jeff Fincher. 4th row: Bob Brogan, Leroy Klatt, Paul Gardner, Lamark Klatt, Mike Wearne, Scott Early, Joe Shelley, Erik Anderson and Eli James. Back row: Coach Mike Wehrli, Jeff Nelson, Randy Halsey, Jim Kaminsky, Randy Feringa, Bob Smyth, Mike Evans, Erik Wallen, John Montanez and Coach Bill Anderson. Sophomore Bob Brogan looks dejected during a peri of the game 66-Sports Darrel James makes a game-saving tackle during the Arcadia game. Mini-Buff Football e stern Tempe defense stops this ball carrier cold as Bruce Milne (57) Chris Haegerty makes a one-on-one open field d David Levan (84) come up to help. tackle. Mini-Buff Football Team. First row (I to r): Coach Steve Welker, Terry Snedigar, Duke McDonald, Bill Akins, Darrel James, :ichard Calvin, Curtis Judd, Gerry West and Allen Woodring. Second row: Mark Claahsen, David Levan, Chris Haegerty, Dale )ouglas, Bryant Cranthum, David Emuch, Darrel Melvin, Vern Barlow and Donald Carruthers. Third row: Tom Klostcrman, Ed ee, Joe Hendrickson, Allen Fife, Curtis Lamb, Dallas Bennowitz, Pete Rosell and Jim Mullen. Fourth row: Steve Atwell, Billy auton, Ben Fernandez, Bruce Milne, Chuck Vallone, Mike Serapigliz, Steve Gala, Mike Croye and Jeff Heleniak. Sports-67 Freshman Football This Marcos back finds running room scarce as he is dragged down from Quarterback Victor Mathews (12) sets up for a p, behind by one Buff tackier as two others close in for the kill. attempt as Jim Williams (34) prepares to block. The Freshman Football Team. First row(l to r): Jim Williams, Victor Mathews, Greg McGilland Steve Ybarra. Second r Mark Perrin, Dave Belousek, Harold Ussery and Mark Peterson. Third row: Pete Eads, Jim Herchet, Jim Frcshour, l Hawkins, Craig Moe and Scott Reuther. Fourth row: Eric Waggoner, Gordie Ambrose, Dale Lunt, Charlie Bowles, fv Wacklewck, Ron Wallace and Scott Sousa. Top row: Coach Curtis Cookand Coach O. Lunt. 68-Sports Cross Country er another good race, team captain Andy Hanna lects on his performance. Tempe runners are congratulated after finishing fourth in the Tempe Daily News Invitational. The Varsity Cross Country Team: Front row: (I to r) John Meier, Jim Donohoc, Chris Thomas, Mike Carr, Andy Hanna and Manager Mike laquinto. Back row: Chuck Pangrazi, Marc Patten, Mark Indgjer, Ken Gosslcr, Mark Smith and Coach Doug Conley. Sports-69 Running for the last time on the old home course are Seniors Marc Patten, Chris Thomas, Ken Gossler and Junior John Meier. Senior Mike Carr was a scorer all season. At the start of a race are Tempe Harriers: (I to r) Ken Gossler, Andy Hanna, Mike Carr, Marc Patten and Mark Smith. Varsity runners prepare to start on Tempo's new home course at Kiwanis Park. 70-sports Sophomore Chuck Pangrazi hel Tempe win the City Champio ship. In his first year. Senior Marc Pat became a consistent scorer. The undefeated JV cross country team. Front row: (I to r) John Meier, Jim Donohoe, Chris Thomas, Mike Martinez, and Mike Hanks. Back row: Coach Doug Conley, Keith Jaeger, Mark Indgjer, Bill Shea, Doug Lewis, and Mark Benson. 'homore Doug Lewis added the Sophomore Mike Hanks helped lead the JV to a Showing big improvement this season th the JV needed. perfect 17-0 record. was sophomore Bill Lansberry. Sports-71 As the top freshman runner, Mike Martinez Freshman John Steib wins a close race. Steve Espinoza was a consistant led the team to a winning season. for the frosh team. The Cross Country Frosh Team. Front row: (I to r) Steve Espinoza, David Roye, Alex Impatenco, Jim Dobstaff and Tim Rondo Back row: Mike Martinez, Marty Harris, Todd Wallen, Mark Kaib, Matt Mitchell and John Steib. 72-Sports e Varsity Softball Team: Front Row (I to r) Cindy Knox, Arlene Miltun, Dianne Inoshita, ari Kwiatkowski, Lisa Fajardo, and Cecilia Garcia. Second row: Coach Donald Day, Marla rnham, Patti Clonts, Stephanie Itscll, Renee Aguilar, Greta Johnson, and Carrie Peralta. Softball lior Greta Johnson successfuly stops the I as she covers second base. pitcher Julie Proudfoot skillfully sends e ball on its journey to the awaiting bat- while first baseman Diane Verala hopes • a strike. The junior Varsity Softball Team: Front row (I to r) Heather Cook, Kathy Young, Diane Verala, Lisa Taylor, Nancy Neese, and Suzette Vallone. Second row: Coach Morton Wilson, Mary Taylor, Mary Peterson, manager Renee Dewberry, Betsy Cable and Julie Proudfoot. Sports-73 Volleyball Varsity player Lisa Fajardo gets in position to set up for a spike. Michelle Ducote builds up strength, while getting ready to return a serve. The Varsity Volleyball Team. Front row (I to r): Lisa Fajardo, Suzette Valle and Cecelia Garcia. Center row: Stephanie Itsell, Lisa Thomas, Janet Cook ; Yolanda Figueroa. Back row: Coach Jcnda Jones, Janean Jaeger, Marla Denh; Patti Clonts and Susan Horn. The JV Volleyball Team. First row (I to r): Carrie Younger, Monica Levy, Verc ca Figueroa and Sondra Turner. Second row: Coach Jenda Jones, Debbie Ful Rene Dewberry, Trisha Parrish, Karen Reinig and Monica Garcia. Third r Donna Hess, Anne Westfall, Mary Taylor, Teri Bacon, Robin Patten and C Billingsley. Top row: Manager MaryAnn Daniels, Kim Badger, Michelle Duc Janell Sorensen, Karen McLain, Betsy Cable and Roxanne Barlow. 74-Sports ior Susan Stumpff concentrates and returns :rve in a Varsity match. Senior Pat Smith, Number 1 seed on the Var- sity, prepares to return a serve. sity player Renee Aguilar delivers a serve hopes to gain points against her oppo- ts. The Badminton Team. Front row: Ruth Harper, Diane Dixon, Pat Smith and Renee Aguilar. Middle row: Susan Stumpff, Lynda Kotwalchuk, Robbie Olvera, Roberta Taylor, Paula Felix and Shelly Burger. Back row: Karen Cheek, Barbara Moore, Shannon Gallagher, Mary Dunlap, Dianne Sinclair and Nina Kenmore. Sports-75 Girls Swimming Freshman Amy Yeater strokes her way to victory. Freshman Sarah Work took eighth in the st for the 100 yard butterfly. The Girl's Swimming Team. Front row: (I to r) Kathy Mesbergen, Glccn Jackson, Sarah Work, Lisa Lopiano, Juli Vallcnari Joyce Richardson. Second row: Manager Terry Boswell, Heidi Johannsen, Amy Yeater, Karen Young, Becca Patterson, M Barr, Carol Spomer, Mariann Sandvick and Sarah Smith. Back row: Cathi Olting, Susan Wcarne, Debbie Lamprey, Lisa Gardr Jennifer Scow, Julie King, Joan Doudna, Dani Staddon, Coach Donald Day and Manager Kay Taylor. 76-Sports ?shman Gleen Jackson comes in for the final touch at State iere she finished fourth for breaststroke. Captain Susan Wearne worries as the points accumulate Tempe. Junior Mariann Sandvick psychs herself for her start in the Medley Relay. Sports-77 Varsity Wrestling Senior Brian Bowles is well in command of the situation. Wrestling his first year ever, Junior Joe Cash displays fa footwork in attempt to takedown his opponent. Coming out in the middle of the season, Senior Melvin Turner wrestled outstandingly for the Buff's. 78-Sports lior Otis Calvin shows no mercy as he casually pins his McClintock opponent. Otis took t in the State at his weight. Head Coach Glen Alford and wrestling team members anxiously wait for the outcome of the match. Varsity Wrestling Team. Front row: (I to r) Antonio Rodriguez, Frank Rodriguez, Keith Gregory, Melvin Turner and Anthony rm. Back row: Brian Bowles, Otis Calvin, Jimmy Cudjo, John Levy, Andy Dominguez, Shannon Radford, Darryl Sneed, and Cash. Sports-79 Senior Frank Rodriguez wrestles his way to a win over his McClintock opponent. Senior Darryl Sneed keeps a firm hold. Darryl placed first at the Kofa Tournament as well as at divisionals. Co-Captain Otis Calvin was named outstanding wrestler at the K Tournament and took first in State. 80-Sports F7- Senior John Levy gets ready for a pin. John placed first at the Kofa and Peoria Invitationals as well as at divisional. Wrestlers applaud at the defeat of another McClintock wrestler. Sports-81 Sophomore Eric Fletcher muscles his opponent toward his back. Junior Greg Ulrich applies pressure to pin his agoni opponent. jv Wrestling Eli James breaks down his opponent while working towards a pi The JV Wrestling Team. Front row: (I to r) Jim Hervey, Ira Haraughty and Jesse Romero Second row: Brad Daniels, Daryl Bo Jimmy Dominguez, Eli James and Greg Ulrich. Back row: Garth Gunsch, Eric Fletcher, Eric Anderson, Brian Quinn, Laroy K Erik Wallen and Coach Anderson 82-Sports rosh Wrestling reshman Eddie Yue wrestles hard in attempt to break down his opponent. Freshman Jimmy Williams was considered one of the top Buff wrestlers for the Freshman team. The Freshman Wrestling Team. Front row: (I to r) Eddie Yue, Todd Adams, Alfonso Rodriguez, Daryl James and Dave Inoshito. Second row: John Mahen, Pete Eads, Scott Segerson, Brian Cranthum, Richard Calvin and Brad Johnson. Back row: Jim Herchet, Greg Sparks, Jimmy Williams, Dave Belousek, Eric Wagoner, Dale Lunt and Coach Cook. Sports-83 Tom Burke jumps higher than the Chargers to take the rebound. 84-Sports sity Basketball. Kneeling (l-r): Hector Bejarano and Troy Nelson. Middle row: Todd Nelson, Tere Lemieux, Tim Cranny J.D. Morrison. Back row: Jay Ducote, Tom Burke, Erin Dougherty, Brian Green and Paul Hiebert. h intense effort, Troy Nelson makes the tet for the Buffs. Jumping high, J.D. Morrison aims carc- Tere Lemieux attempts an easy shot as the city fully for an inside shot, rival Chargers look on. Sports-85 Varsity Basketball players watch with undetermined emotions as the action moves on the court. Robert Kaukol leaps high in hopes of scoring two points. Paul Hiebert jumps high to score two points. Tim Cranny overlooks his oppoi and attempts to shoot. 86-Sports TEMPI? ; JU ;TEMPt L CU Jam. From row (l-r): Hector Bcjarano, Jeff Nelson, Scott Norberg, Rob Smyth and Bobby Poque. Middle row: ;e Relf, Bruce Miller, Dave Susak, Bernard King and Alan Matheson. Back row: Brian Hawthorne, John Jigar, Randy Feringa, Mike Holtfrerich, Gary Sheppard, Greg Sippel and Coach Wion. Sports-87 Frosh Basketball Greg McGill jumps for a basket, de spite of the Arcadia defender. Todd Wallow stops and concentrates on making a basket. Frosh Blue team. Front row (l-r): Dan Hovey, Scott Steinmetz, Bobby Vega, and Jerry Wi Middle row: Mark Waclawik, J. C. Johnson, Victor Matthews, and Don Carrethers. Back r Greg McGill, Mike Nesbitt, David Rogers, and Coach Lee. Frosh White team. 1st row (l-r): Joe Ortiz, David Duplissa, Clyde McDonald and Mike Rr 2nd row: Mike Kirby, Gordon Ambrose, Julian Garcia, and Todd Wallow. 3rd row: Mark erson, David Grier, and Steve Ybarra. 4th row: Coach Trujillo, Craig Moe and Mike Wayn 88-Sports Girl's Gymnastics e Girls Gymnastics Team. Bottom Row (L to R): Tina VanWev, Lori Robbins, Karen Reinig, Carol ;un, Brenda Martindale, Ann Tran. Standing: Mrs. M. Southall (Coach), Pam Mandt, Karen Young, iris Wadsworth, Holly Troy, Laurie Bell, Miss K. DeRuvo (Asst. Coach). c Girl's JV Basketball Team. Front Row (I to r): Heather Cook, bbic Lamprey, Lenore Stonoff and Margaret Boncella. Second w: Debbie Gilmartin, Cathy Roarty, Becky Rozelle, Roberta 'lor and Paula Dragert. Back Row: Cindy Knox, Dori Billingsley, bra Cougar, Sherri Vandevegaet and Kim Locher. Girl's Basketball The Girl's Varsity Basketball Team: Front Row (I to r): Stephanie Itsell, Marie Lemieux, Marla Denahm and Patti Clonts. Second Row: Betsv Cable, Michelle Ducote, Arlene Milton and Lenora Klatt. Back Row: Coach Day, Laura Gordon, Janelle Sorenson and Monica Garcia. Sports-89 Freshmen Tennis Freshman Frances Kao returns the serve Preforming her backhand is Freshman Holly with amazement. True. Freshman Lenore Stonoff shows go form as she serves. Top seeded is Freshman Jeanine Rollo. The Freshman Girls Tennis Team. Front row (I to r): Lenore Stonoff, Jeanine Rol Alison Marcus and Sherri Smyth. Back row: Cindy Hanna, Holly True, Frances K and Julie Lundie. 90-Sports Freshman Boy's Tennis Team: Front row (I to r) Eric Ruiz, jeff Royer, Chris Hall, Ruben Top seeded for the team this year i and Richard Hovey. Back row: Jim Thomas, David Duplissa, Jay Clark, Craig Younger was Freshman Jay Clark. Ron Daggett. ben Ruiz seems pleased with his :khand. Craig Younger concentrates as he com- pletes his backhand. Number two seed on the Freshman team was Eric Ruiz. Sports-91 Boys Varsity Tennis The Boys Varsity Tennis First row: (I to r) Ed Lindstrom, Dave Rasmussen, Brad Meyer, Jeff Robbi Second row: Jay Clark, David Jankowski, Robert Rozell, Phil Pearce, John Morris. Junior Phil Pearce follows through on a power- Third rated player Freshman Jay Clark demonstrates t ful backhand slam. form which will make him a threat in years to come. 92-Sports Number one ranked player John Morris powers a serve. Number two player Robert Rozell hits a flawless back hand. rth rated player Brad Meyer illustrates ex- Number five Jeff Robbins bends for a difficult backhand, ent volleying technique. Sports-93 Seeded number two, Barbara Cortright leans into her forehand in one of the team's early matches. Janice Stout adds an enthusiastic expressior her serve. Top seeded Pat Smith smiles with great determination after returning a tough shot. Junior Barbara Moore keeps a sharp eye on the ball as swings with good form. 94-Sports Girl's Varsity Tennis Team. Front row: (I to r) Linda Kowalchuk, Janice Stout and ara Cortright. Back row: Barbara Moore, Mary Dunlap, Coach Mrs. Stein, Pat Smith Ann Welz. Sports-95 Girls JV Tennis Rene Aguilar sweeps with a low ball. 96-Sports Freshman Nancy Ramsey is seeded second on the team. Junior Lori Buseck grins as she delivers what she hop will be the match point. The Girl's JV Tennis Team. Front row (I to r): Carol Stout and Carol Buerger. Seconc row: Frances Kao, Holly True, Shelly Buerger and Paula Felix. Back row: Jeaninr Rollo, Lori Buseck, Coach Mrs. Stein, Nancy Ramsey and Jane Ensign. Boys JV Tennis ’ Boys JV Tennis Team: (1 to r) Front Row: Tim Feeney, Scott Ciggin and Richard Ho- Back Row: Steve Murch, Scott Bieber, Richard Locher and Jeff Dunkleberger. •v. Dave Rasmussen uses his backhand at the net. David Jankowski plays the backhand in close to his body. Sports-97 Varsity Baseball Junior Arthur Martinez works on his pitching form during an early season practice. The Varsity Baseball Team. Front row (I to r): John Canby, David Riffle, Doug Peterson, Mike Lafontaine, Randy Dale, Dino A do, and Jay Fumusa. Middle row: Alan Clark, David Benstad, Brian Savoy, John Spinosa and Dick Lopez. Back row: John Lim Arthur Martinez, Bill Caroll, John Stephens, Paul Hiebert, Tom Hilton, Clay Frasier and Brian Quinn. 98-Sports Players listen to a critique after a hard workout during prac- tice session. , Jay Fumusa slides into third base as John Canby waits for the ball. Shortstop David Riffle races to third base on a bunt play. Catch Brian Savoy reaches high and inside after a pitch. Sports-99 Boys Swimming Returning swimmer Marty Colburn preforms the breast stroke. Freshman Jeff Sipple plays with his goggles. The Boys Swim Team. Front Row (I to R): Manager Johnna Gale, Jeff Sipple, Quoc Tran, Larry Hobbs, Terry Jenkins, Gary Over- son and Dan Berg. Back Row: Coach Graham, York Fink, Lane Greer, James Smith, John Hoyt, Chris Bottesch, Marty Colburn and Dan Clayton. 100-Sports ' V Lane Greer listens as Coach Graham explains the backstroke. The team lines up to start their practice run. Quoc Tran practices kicking. Chris Bottesch seems discouraged about the long swim ahead. Sporis-101 Boy's Golf The Boy's Golf Team: Front row (I to r) Tom Thornton, Tom Mill, Curtis Lamb and Upperclassmen Larry Smith and Tom Colct Larry Yerton. Second row: Coach Pauley, Larry Smith, Mark Cartier, Tom Colceri, offer Mark Cartier (center) a few tips on his pi Todd Wallen, Chip Carr, Mike Holtfrcrich, Andy Jesberger and Rob Smyth. ting form. Underclassmen Curtis Lamb, Tom Hill, Todd Wallen and Larry Onlooking sophomores Chip Carr, Andy Jesberger, and M Yerton, admire Tom Thornton's grip as he takes a few practice Holtfrerich find something humorous about Rob Smyth's bat swings before driving the ball. swing. 102-Sports Girls Golf Team The Girls Golf Team. Bottom row: (I to r) Mary Tierney and Judy Epperlein. Top row: Kathy Click, Rosa Alvarez and Greta Johnson. Archery Team ong the top members of the team in pre-season practice were (r to I) inon Gallagher, Nina Kenmore, Susan Stumpf and Sheryl Johnson The Girls Archery Team. Bottom row (I to r) Julie Benson, Mary Welz, Cindy Hanna, Debbie Bubbico, Susan Stumpff and Nina Kenmore. Top row: Robbie Olvera, Judy Epperlein, Betty Mar- tin, Sheryl Johnson, Kathy Edwards, Tammy Holden and Shan- non Gallagher Sports-103 Boys Track The Boy's Varsity Track Team. First row: (I to r) Mark Nagy, Cary Sheppard, Mark Indgjer, Mark Smith, Jim Donohu Keith Jaeger, Chuck Pangrazi. Second row: Robin Bailey, David Susak, Marc Patten, Mark Benson, Greg Waldeck, Ti Traynor, Craig Morton, John Crosby, Dan Smith. Third row: Vaughn Adams, Marc Daniels, Rob Bell, Barry Lucas, J Casn, John Wood, Pat Elkins, Greg Gunsch, Rick Ryan. The Boys Freshman and JV Track Team. First row (I to r) Eric Anderson, Matt Mitchell, Tim Rondot, Mike Martinez, Gerald West, Vcan Barlow, Jeff Celeya, Joe Henderson, Marty Harris, Scott Early. Second row: Eli James, Bill Lansbcrry, David Roye, Steve Es- pinoza, Todd Hammer, Harold Usscry, Don Carruthers, John Warren, Scott Naw. Third row: Henry Yanez, John Lewis, Butch Rollins, Craig Moe, Nelson Speth, Mark Claashen, Mike Wearne, Jimmy Williams, John Cahoon, John Crosby. Fourth row: Mark Gonzales, Mike Ehasz, Garth Gunsch, Brad Emch, John Gardner, Rich Germaine, Rob Bell, Greg Gunsch, Joe Bagnoli, Mike Evans, Paul DiCiccio. 104-Sports Junior Tim Traynor and Sophomore Eli James train for the season in the relay race. lior Joe Cash shows determination as he practices h the discus early in the season. ior Rob Bell returns for his third year varsity shotput man. Junior Rcy Barriga concentrates and paces himself during spring track training. Sports-105 Senior Dan Smith clears the hurdles as he participates on the track team for his first year. Girls Track The Girls Track Team. Front row (I to r): Rene Dewberry, Patti Strauss, Suzette Vallone, Juli Gross, Tina Llo Alina McAtee and Donna Felker. 2nd row: Kathy Andrews, Kim Locher, Susan Vogelsang, Karin Langille, T Bacon and Roxanne Barlow. 3rd row: Jeanne Jessen, Julie Vallenari, Ancie Poole, Regina Coulon, Vicky Jir nez, Cheryl Lee, Lisa Thomas, Carol Spomer and Assistant Coach Laurel Fritz. Distance runners Susan Vogelsang, Juli Gross and Patti Strauss round the corner and head for the tape during early season practice. Regina Coulon, the second fastest 440 runner in State meet last year, practices receiving the baton Carol Spomer hands off to her. 106-Sports nior Terri Bacon leaves the blocks at the sound of the irting pistol during early season practice. Distance runner Freshmen Patti Strauss warms up on the grass at the track's edge during practice. ryl Lee, Patti Strauss and Vicky Jimenez wait the running to begin after their warm up cx- es at practice. Senior Donna Felker at the height of her put as she practices with the shot. Senior Vicky Jimenez clears a hurdle during practice. Sports-107 INVOLVEMENT Nearly every student at Tempe High gets involved with some activity during his f years. The variety of options is nearly endless, encompassing everything from athlet and art to war gaming. Some special interests are spin-offs from classes in the curriculi such as language clubs or the Photography club. Other activities are not really clubs I are extensions of classes which interest students to the extent that they spend long ho outside of the classroom perfecting their skills and learning more about the subje Examples of this category of activity are the music groups, both instrumental and voi There are also the dance groups, the student publications, the Future Farmers of Am ica, the drama clubs, and the speech club. There are those activities to which interesi students are elected by their fellow students or by faculty and student committees st as student government, the Cheer lines and the Pom line. Activities aimed at helping student decide on a future career or to gain work experience while getting credit a getting paid include the Cooperative Office Education class (COE), the Home Econon Related Occupations class (HERO), and the Distributive Education Clubs of America c (DECA). There are those activities in which there is simply enough student interest gain a group of adherents who want to learn more about the subject. Examples of t type activity are the Ski club, the Backpacking club, the Chess club, the Science club, . the Bicycle club. And there are those clubs aimed at supporting athletic teams such the BasketBuffs, the Matmaids, the Striders, and the Mermiads. Each group spent m; hours in fund raising activities, selling candy or baked goods, washing cars, or sponsor dances. The money was used to further the organization's goals. But all of these types involvement had one thing in common. They were aimed at helping their memb increase their knowledge—to learn. 108-Involvement Student Council ent Council Secretary's Miriam Richardson and Sharon v instruct Mark Ellingson in an excutive board meeting. and Girls representatives: (I to r) First Row: Eddie Yue, Tennes ana Patty Thomas. Second Row: Barry Lucas, Cook, Craig Akers and Chris Waters. President Marty Colburn conducts an informal meeting. The Student Council. First Row (I to r): Eddie Yue, Laura Tennes, Patty Thomas, Miriam Richardson and Ann Bushman. Second Row: Eric Sperstad, Janet Cook, Joyce Richardson, Veronica Mayorga, Sharon Scow and Jon Ancich. Third Row: Barry Lucas, Pat Elkins, Chris Waters, Mark Ellingson, Craig Akers, Harold Ussery and Marty Colburn. rorrespondent Tere Goitia and Business Manager Mark ill look through a government book for new ideas. 109-Involvement Pom Line shows the Pon Senior Kathy Mesbergen Smile during a halftime show. Junior Julie Mann smiles happily at the enc halftime dance routine. Seniors Lisa Martinez and Tina McClothlin rise slowly from their chairs during a speciality dance at one of the pep rallies. 110-Involvement Involvement-111 The Tempe High Pom Line. Front Row: Julie Renn, Kathy Mesbergen, Miriam Richardson, Dania Douglas, Lisa Porter, Stephanie Fenimore, Suzanne Potthoff, Julie Mann. Second Row: Lisa Martinez, Christi Lamb, Patty Eliason, Bonnie Ederer, Michelle Rozcll, Lori Spigelmirc, Tina McClothlin and Kathy Creen. Seniors Michelle Rozcll and Lori Spi- Julie Mann, Tina McClothlin, Lisa Martinez, Junior Suzanne Potthoff is all smiles during the Pommies halftime routine, gclmirc join in the cheer High-er . and Miriam Richardson, gather to sing the Alma Mater at the end of the game. Varsity Cheer Senior Anna Kniel- ing smiles at antics during a pep rally Senior Sharon Scow proudly holds The Varsity Cheer Line's three seniors, Sharon Scow, Patty Thomas Roger Buffalo aloft during a football Anna Knieling, listen to a coaches remarks at a pep rally game The Varsity Cheer Line. Front row (I to r): Kim Scow, Patti Clonts, Dani Staddon and Sharon Scow. Back row: Laura Ten Patty Thomas, Anna Knieling and Marcy Peck 112-Involvement er Captains: (I to r) Marie Lemieux, Pam Mandt Patty Thomas The JV Chccrlinc Front row: (i to r) Pam Mandt and Cindy Hiett. Standing: Lisa Pittard, Veronica Mayorga and Michelle Savittieri. Top row: Arnel Lloyd. JV And Frosh Cheer Frosh Cheerline. Standing (I to r): Marie Lemieux and Becky Rozell. Sitting: Karen Heywood, Laura ler, Linda Tennes and Cathy Roarty. Involvement-113 The Band Council. Front Row: (I to r) Twirlcr, Cindy Sieckman; Historian, Terc Goitia; Freshman Representative, Ken Patterson; Sophomore Representative, John Cahoon; and Treasurer, Joel Turner. Second Row: President, Phil Williams; Girl's Representative, Sharon Downey; Secretary, Julie Stewart; Vice President, Paul Rivera; and Boy's Repre- sentative, Matt Dejesus. Sophomore Eddie Goitia maintains strict tention as he mentally prepares for his r movement. While enjoying the Westwood band's performance, Buff Band members show respect by giving their undivided attention. The Buff Band acquired new uniforms this year, featuring reversible capes as modelled by Sophomore Mark Mar- quardt. 114-Involvement Senior Cindy Sieckman, new to the school this year, strikes a charming pose at the completion of one of her routines. Involvement-115 The Buffalo Band. Front Row: (I to r) Kathy Marquardt, Chuck Farrow, Phil Williams, Bruce Dellis, John Ferrin, Bri- an Bowles, Sharon Downey and Carol Spomcr. Second Row: Julie Proudfoot, Mark Marquardt, Ken Patterson, David Riffle, lewis Coleman, Matt Dejesus, Linda Price and Jacquc Woodward. Third Row: Tammic Jakel, Tcre Coitia, Jamie Emch, Scott Naw, Andy Vega, Scott Bicber, Peggy Coulden, and David Buseck. Fourth Row: Cindy Knox, Don Breuer, Marcie Baer, Rob Eby, Mike Downey, Eddie Coitia, Carol Buerger and Tim Johnson, Fifth Row: David Messmer, Mark Odncal, Joel Turner, Brad Emch, Eric Cortright, Keith Rosenbaum, Mary Pe- terson and Chris Keller. Sixth Row: Laura Fink, Mark Carter, Diana Wells, Chris Cahoon, Ken White, Roric Fink, Debbie Emch and Cary Hawthrone. Seventh Row: Julie Stewart, John Cahoon, Rick Samanicgo, Tim Traynor, Barry Smart, Lane Greer, Linda Colts and Dan- ny Sandoval. Eighth Row: Joe Cash, Joey Sellers, Paul Ri- vera, Andy Jcsbcrgcr, Glenn Dillard, Rodney Dickerman, Alina McAtce and Steve Wcrtzbauer. Ninth Row: Mr. Forney, Mr. Harris, Mr. Striv- ings, Cindy Sicckman, Cathy Schumann, Harold Burton and Andrea Plath. The Buffalo Marching Band IUOUJOA|OAU|-9L t Honor Band The Honor Band. Front row: (I to r) Carol Buerger, Alina McAtee, Sharon Downey, Brad Emch and David Buscck. Second row: Julie Proudfoot, Chris Keller, Carol Spomcr, David Riffle, Gary Hawthorne, Julie Stewart, Cindy Knox, Laura Fink and Kathy Marquardt. Third row: John Cahoon, Ricky Samanicgo, Paul Rivera, Ken Patterson, Phil Williams and Jamie Emch. Fourth row: Matt Dejesus, Lane Greer, Joey Sellers, Rod Dickerman, Lewis Coleman, Glenn Dillard, Barry Smart and Ken White. Fifth row: Mr. Strivings, Mr. Bennett, Mr. Harris, Tim Traynor, Chris Cahoon and Rob Eby. HL tUdUJDA|OAU| Concert Band The Concert Band. Front row (I to r) Kathy Schumann, Tammie Jakel, Jacque Woodward, Harold Burton, Linda Price, Lenore Stonoff, Debbie Emch, Peggy Gouldcn, Linda Cotts and Dianne Varela. Second row: Lucretia Kempton, Dave Messmer, Brian Bowles, Steve Wert baugher, Margaret Beeman, Andrea Plath, Mark Carter, Tere Coffia, Joel Turner, Marcie Baer, Chuck Farrow, Roberta Taylor and Don Brcucr. Third row: Mike Downey, Andy Vega, Harold Ussery, John Ferrin, Mark Marquardt, Tim Johnson, Joe Cash, Mark Odncal, Ardala Whitacrc, Roric Fink, Keith Rosenbaum, Scott Bicbcr and Eddie Goitia. Fourth row: Mr. Forney, Mike Perrin, Danny Sandoval, Bruce Dcllis, Scott Naw and Andy Jesberger. Stage Band Vivace Singers Stage Band. First Row (I to r) Paul Rivera, Chris Keller, Ricky Samaniego, Joel Turner, Alina McAtee. Secor Row: Mark Odhcal, joey Sellers, Rod Dickerman, Keitn Rosenbaum. Third Row: Tim Traynor, Chi Cahoon, Glenn Dillard, Barry Smart, Ken White, Joe Cash, Matt Dejesus, Mr. Forney. Vivace Singers. First Row (I to r) Richard Elmer, Suzanne Renner, John Goldthwaite, Julie Crawford, Kar Martin, Terry Jenkins, Jennifer Scow, Martin Gonzalez. Second Row: Mike laquinto, Tammy Feringa, P. cionts, Polly Wilcox, Sharon Scow, Didi Dellis, Kevin Clark. Third Row: Dawn Hicks, Wendell Jewell, Te Boswell, Dan Berg. Fourth Row: Joe Cash, Becca Patterson, Pat Scofield. 118-Involvement Concert Choir. Front Row (L-R): Karen Dickenson, Suzanne Renner, Major Kissam, Sharon Scow, Galen Lee, Bev Lappen, Miriam Richardson-Accompanist, Debbie Emch, Susan Wearne, Mike laquinto, Becca Patterson, Terry Jenkins, Wendy Paine. Second Row: Lena Schlotthauer, Brad Emch, Polly Wilcox, Dan Hegel, Patti Clonts, Kevin Clark, Sharon Obray, Wendell Jewell, Lana Schlotthauer, John Goldthwaite, Jamie Emch, Brad Scow, Jennifer Scow, Dennis Kush, Pam Christian. Third Row: Michelle French, Richard Elmer, Kim Seller, Scott McCaw, Marla Denham, Terry Hawkins, Dawn Hicks, Dan Berg, Cindy Hiett, Thane Smith, Marlene Richardson, Jerry San Miguel, Margie Puerta. Fourth Row: Mike Hanks, Tim Neese, Terry Boswell, Joe Cash, Didi Dellis, Pat Brown, Karen Martin, Martin Gonzalez, Julie Crawford, Shawn Garoutte, Tammy Feringa, Pat Scofield, Julie Elsberry, Lane Greer, Janet Cook. 3 O 3 I Concert Choir Chorale Chorale. Front Row (L-R): Ray Conway, Rob McCants, Brod Mollere, James Herchet, John Baker, Duane Kelley, J Riggs. Second Row: Mr. Day, Lisa LoPiano, Devri Baldwin, Heather Rogers, Lori Bonilz, Cheri Lassiter, K Brunson, Lori Kohler, Arlene Milton, Sandy Akins, Robin Sells, Susan Lewis, Karen Heywood. Third Row: Ca Robson, Nettie Salono, Cindy Lee, Dana Madsen, Margaret Calhoon, Luann Thompson, Kim Hanson, Kt Moloney, Lisa Simpson, Tina McCants, Karen Bucher, Debbie Bush, Rauna Richardson (Accompanist). Thespians Thespians. Kneeling: Susie Johnson. Standing: (I to r) Kim Seller, Robyn Martin, R; Rohde, Kenda Russell, Eric Yeatcr, Jeff Nored, Rosemarie Puerta. 120-lnvolvemcnt nee Performance Class. Front Row (I to r): Corinne Dominquez, Arnel yd. Jay Fife and Christy Lamb. Second Row: Anne Serapiglia, Tina Van- ?y and Hoa Tran. Third Row: Becky Barriga, Jane Ensign, Lori Spigelmire d Kathy Green. Forth Row: Becky Haggerson, Julie Savittieri and Dani ddon. Fifth Row: Gina Barrett and Gladys Clark. The dance performance class took part in the Hayden Ferry Art and Craft trade show in down- town Tempe. onysus. Front Row (I to r): Julie Mann, Jan Patterson, Teresa Topjam, Kim Miller and lie Gaines. Second Row: Meg Canby, Pam Hackett, Amy Cowles, Susan Rosell, Regina ulon and Jean Jensen. Third Row: Christy Reuter, Tasha Mack, Michelle Spicer, Sandra right and Sandy Sadowy. Dionysus Becky Haggerson concentrates as she dances. Involvement-121 FFA Homecoming parade 77 (l-r): Patti Winkle, Cindy Barris, Michelle Hodges and Michelle Coppock represent FFA on horseback. Officers, Front Row (l-r): Keith Winter, Ci is and Tara Flinn, Back Row: Mike Hodges, Ste anie Fenimore and Terry Stevens. FFA Members. Front Row (l-r): Kristen Kronengold, Susan Duncan, Kelly Bradley, Jim Mull Kathy Hall, Carol Heun, Shelly Scott and Derek Watson, Second Row: Jim Harrison, Greg W; Brian Carney, Janice Hineman, Patti Winkle, Debbie Learn, Sherri Styers, and Shirley Norwo Third Row: Cindy Barris, Lori Clemmens, Michelle Hodges, Brett Warren, Tara Flinn, Deb Lamprey, Kelly Scott, Tim Openshaw, Mike Aceves and Mark Aceves. Fourth Row: Rowl Kemp, Anna Hocker, Renee Flinn, Stephanie Fenimpre, Chris Grimmer, Terry Stevens, Clay Ho Terry Toner, Mark Soffel, Mark Kcntera, Cindy Perry, Ben Junion, Clay Scott, Keith Winter, Kc Burgdorf, John Greb and Gary Heun. Back Row: John Berryhill, Mike Hodges, Jim Bagnoli, M Kentera, Randy Phillips, Mark Kentera, Fred Hoyle, Steve Junion and Mark Schlax. 122-Involvement Chapter Farmers. Front Row (L-R): Mike Hodges, Kevin Carney, Cindy Perry, Clay Hoyle, Lori mens. Second Row: Jill Stewart, Katrina Stonoff, Kathy Hall, Tara Flinn, Brett Warren, elle Hodges, Stephanie Fenimore, Fred Hoyle, Terry Toner, Terry Stevens, Mark Kentcra, Grimmer. Back Row: Rowland Kemp, John Berryhill, Mike Kentera, Randy Phillips, Mark x. r: GREENHAND Dl FFA Grcenhands. Front Row. (L-R) Brian Carney, Susan Duncan, Carol Heun, Patti Winkle, Shelly Scott, Kelly Bradley. Second Row: Mary Taylor, Debbie Lamprey, Kelly Scott, Mark Soffel. Third Row: Janice Hincmann, Sherri Styers, Debbie Learn, Jim Mullen, Greg Ware, Jim Harrison. Fourth Row: Kristen Kronengold, Shirley Norwood, Charles Boles, Ben Junion, Renee Flinn, Kevin Burgdorf, Tim Openshaw. more Janice Hinemann receives her «hand pin from FFA Advisor Mr. Gail Involvement-123 The Buffalo The staff of the school newpaper, The Buffalo, received large amounts of help from the Writing for Pub tions class in publishing one eight-page paper a month. Buff staff members were: (seated, I to r) Yv Cortes, Shawnee Pierce, Mary Gibbons, Susan Vogelsang, Debbie Urschel and Tere Goitia. Writing Publication class members were: (Standing, I to r) Jane Tam, Robin Holland, Debbie Olsen, Karin Hoover, Young, Teri Landis, Kathy Green, Laura Tennes, Mar- garet Elkovitch, Kathy Rourke, Annette Ruiz, Julie m to j Mann, Reed Spaulding, Susan Shea, Chris Thomas, W Tim Doll Mary Gibbons leers hap pily at another editorial Debbie Urschel (1) and Susan Vogelsang check theii ries in The Buffalo 124-Involvement Editor-in-Chief, Tere Goitia Ad Manager Yvonne Cortes at her usual station, s ads over the telephone. The Horizon Horizon Staff. Front row: (I to r) Marie Martindale, Glory Weaver, Shawnee Pierce, Susan Vogelsang, Debbie hel, Janet Powell, Sharon Dowey, Jodie Binkley, Ana Aranda, Dianne Sinclair and Donna Swanton. Second Joyce Richardson, Chris Thomas, Mark Smith, Karen Sugiyama, Annette Ruiz, Susan Shea, Larry Hill, idle Spicer, Toni Hodson, Leslie Blake and Sandy Bolinger. Back row: Paul Claahsen, Jerry Hill, Jacque ney and Kathy Marquardt Editor-in-Chief, Jacque Moloney lnvolvcment-125 Dianne Sinclair and Joyce Richardson laugh over a layout Chris Thomas and Shawnee Pierce discuss pictures Seniors Karen Sugiyama and Donna Swanton check cut- lines written for their sections in the 1978 Horizon Publications photographers Mark Smith and Kathy Marquardt process tact sheets through the developer. Photographers Photography Club President Shelley Boshens (1) and Tere Goitia use the copy stand to copy prints from a book 126-Involvement Photo Club also functioned as the staff photographers for the school's two publications. Club ibers were: Front row (I to r) Linda Paulsen, Jenny Mish, Shawnee Pierce, Shelley Boshens, Tere a and Kathy Gibson. Second row: Dan Ortega, Eric Yeater, Tim Monson, Pete Hill, Dave Riffle, c Tran and Reed Spaulding. Senior Quoc Tran looks through a book of negatives, seeking the right one to till a print order Linda Paulsen and Eric Yeater work with the enlargers Pete Hill (1) and Dave Riffle languidly develop prints Dan Ortega carefully prepares the chemicals for film development using just the right amount of body english Involvement-127 Kings Club The Kings Club Kneeling (I to r): Chuck Pangrazi, Doug Lewis, John Levy, Joe Ammons (Secretary) Stai ing: Eric Fletcher, Ken Gossler (President), Arthur Ruggiro, Kraig Akers, Mike laquinto, Andy Har (Crown Buster), Mark Indgjer, Chris Thomas, Bill Shea, Pat Elkins (Vice President). Key Club The Key Club Sitting (I to r): Ron Pardini, Erik Anderson, Jeff Holloway, Terry Jenkins (President), Barry Li Mike Rowland, Martin Gonzales. Kneeling: Mike Roper, Brian Quinn, Clay Frasier, Brian Broshar, Tom Hi John Wood (Sgl. At)Arms), Phil Dingwa, Paul Heibert. Standing: Marc Daniels, John Levy, John Shelley, Cash, Chip Hilton, Marc Patten, John (Bird) Stephens, Mark Cartwright, Erv Ehasz, Mark Shockley, Bob R (Vice President), Mark Ellingson, Don Gotcher (Treasurer), Jeff Jolly, Dan Smith, Chris Bottesch, Randy f tensen, Dave Bensted. 128-Involvement itional Honor Society. First row (I to r): Kathy Mesbergen, Miriam Richardson, Ruth Tilton, ttie Eliason, Sharon Scow, Karen Sugiyama, Lisa Martinez. Second row: Tom Burke, Todd Ison, Dean Munkachy, Annette Peterson, Jacque Moloney, Don Gotcher, Didi Dellis, ichelle French. Third row: Dan Ortega, John Levy, Julie Jesberger, Marc Patten, Chris tornas, Phil Williams, Karen Ong, Kathy Marouardt, Margie Puerta. National Honor Society National Honor Society officers: (I to r) Secretary Didi Dellis, President Marc Pat- ten, Vice-President Michele French. Kalai Theta lai Theta. First row (I to r): Becky Rosales (president), Susan Wearne, Joyce Richardson, byn Martin, Shelly Buerger (chaplain), Kim Seller, Renee Ayres. Second row: Mrs. Cook, Liz itchins, Veronica Olivercz, Jean Marie Hamm, Barbara Moore, Barbara Dickenson, Karen ckenson (vice-president), Kim Miller. Third row: Barbara Cortrighi, Michele French (secre- y), Didi Dellis (treasurer), Kathy Colquitt, Kathy Edwards, Jane Ensign, Mrs. Howell Involvement-129 The Art Club. Sitting on floor: Debbie Bubbico, Heather Cook. Sitting in chai Lisa Bubbico, Joni Thomason, Jani Thomason. Standing: Greg Gunsch, Ro$ Hubbard, Nelson Speth, Gini Harner, Nanette Speth, Mr. Castelli. The Forensics Club. Kneeling: Mary Gibbons, Kim Miller, Susie Johnson, S Giffin, Alta Ratcliffe, Johnna Gale. Middle Row: Mrs. Cahill, Dania Dou$ Rosemarie Pucrta, Cathy Dutson, Randy Rhode, Margie Puerta, Lori Bust Chris Keller. Back Row: Mr. Abood, Mike Carr, Mark Schockley, Mike Hjaln son, James Gulrie, Joe McKersie, Mark Kendall, Ruth Harper. 130-Involvement le Junior Classical League. Front row (I to r): Mark Templer, Kim Miller, Barbara Dickenson, Robyn Martin, lary Dunlap and Karen Dickenson. Second row: Mrs. Lamberts, Jane Ensign and Michele French. Back row: anny Hegel, Rodney Dickerman, Katia Ceorgudaki, Bruce Miller, Brad Meyer and Howell Lindsey. e Junior Classical League officers were (I to r) Front row: The Bicycle Club. Front row (I to r): Kirsten nny Hegel, Michele French and Howell Lindsay. Back Smith and Phillis Hanson. Back row: Jeff Rich- v: Karen Dickenson, Robyn Martin and Kim Miller. ards, Tim Chlupsa and Lynne Stephenson. Involvement-131 Backpacking Club Backpacking Club. (I to r) David Rasmussen, Phil Wagner, Doug Lewis, Mike Burtor Lindstrom, Martin McCauley, Brian Hawthorne, Rob Smyth, Mark Burchfield, Don Pian, Kurt Van Hazel and Mark Resavy. Ski Club Ski Club. Front Row: (I to R) Holly Smith, Sharon Scow, Glory Weaver, Dale Douglas, Bev Lappen, Janice St and Debbie Smith. Second row: Meg Canby, Mary Tierney, Jim Niemann and Theresa Apodaca. Third row: Elkins, Michelle Ducote, Marion Wichrdt, Robin Patten, Heather Smith, Don Westfall, Dania Douglas and f Lawerence Ladue. 132-Involvement 3r DECA Officers: Tcri Landis and Michelle Spicer. Senior DECA. First row: Miss Juliann Trump, David Brown, Kelly Ashinhurst, Polly Wilcox, Joanne Costanza, Laurie Bouchard, Sue Dcrks, Linda Young, Michelle Nash. Second row: Robert Rozell, Jo Malinzak, Charlene Hughes, Margie Puerta, Lisa Savage, Cindy Phillips. Third row: Dave Ziegler, Kirk Thorn- hill. Fourth row: Marty Colburn, Roger Betts. Junior DECA. First row: Teri Landis, Michelle Spicer. Second row: Betty Martin, Patsy Clements, Linda Grcb, Sherri Card, Melinda Stine, Miss Trump. Third row: Debbie Boles, Sandy Larsen, Sandy Bolinger. Fourth row: Greg Toney, Angela Ruiz, Will Peterschmidt. Involvement-133 Lcttermans Club. Bottom row (I to r): Nina Kenmore, Dianne Sinclair, Erin Dougherty, Ken Gossler, Ch Thomas and Marc Patten. 2nd row: Pat Smith, Renee Aguilar, Lisa Gardner, Meg Canby, Rosa Alvar Sharon Scow, Marla Denham, Patti Clonts, Joe Cash and Robbie Olvera. Top row: Coach Wion, P Hiebert, Phil Pearce, Todd Nelson, Tim Cranny, Jay Ducote, Tom Burke, Shannon Gallagher and Coa Smyth. Lettermans Club Industrial Arts Audio-Visual Club Industrial Arts Club. Front Row (I to r): Shannon Gallagher, Mark Davis, Mark Nagy, Bob Nagy, Nina Kenmore, Glenn Haskell Second Row: Mr. Smith, Alec Bcvilockway, Neal Kenmore, Scott Painter, Dwayne Knight, Mr. Lambeth, Bruce Verweirc Audio Visual Club. Front Row (I to r): Glenn Haskell, Lisa Glen, Randy Buck and Joe Myers. Second Row: John Chaney, Jim Stakebake, Ron Stakebakc and Mr. Nix. 134-Involvement Touchdown Club. Front row: (I to r) Don Westfall, Mark Montanez, Pat Nagy, Shannon Radford, John od and John Lighthill. Second row: Jimmy Cudjo, Garth Gunsch, Barry Lucas, Mark Soffel, Jon Ancich, g Gunsch, Mark Nakagawa and Steve Gamboa. Third row: Alan Clark, Paul Hcibert, David Benstcd, Todd or, Jeff Jolly, Kevin Lytle, Marc Daniels and Randy Mortensen. Touch- down Club Chess Club DEAD END DETOUR AHUD , ie Chess Club. Front row: (I to r) Kevin Carney (President), Mark Templer, Kevin Dandoy, Jeff Halloway, Brian Birt, Tom Rat- ffe and Gary Overson. Second row: Mike Hackett, Dat Pham, Dave Kuhl, Scnthil Kumar and Mr. Mish. Involvement-135 Afro American Club Afro American Club. First row: (I to r) Evette Hooks, DeeDee Lidills, Daisy Conway, Wenola Williams, Kinz King (secretary) Second row: Anne Wilson (vice-president), Ms. Parham, Deborah Elliott (president), Br Relf, Otis Calvin, Ms. Browning, Ms. Wallace. Native American Club Native American Club. First row: (I to r) Gabriel Sam, Lupe Cota, Anna Aranda, Diane Riuz. Second r Mrs. Tusa, Greg Ware, Grace Aranda, LuAnn Thompson, Beverly Sam. 136-lnvolvemcnt ____L 1ECHA Club Mecha Club. Front Row (l-r): Mary Ann Daniels, Cecelia Garcia, Veronica Figueroa. Second Row: John Zavala, Monica Garcia, Yolanda Figueroa, Ana Aranda, Grace Aranda, Lupe Gauna. CHA Club officers Front Row (l-r): John ala. Treasurer, Grace Aranda, Secretary, ond Row: Ana Aranda, Vice President, :elia Garcia, President. Drama Club Drama Club. Front Row (l-r): Randy Rohde, Kcnda Russell, Lisa Roth, Kim Sellers, Shar- on Wise, Barbara Dickenson. Second Row Frances Kas, Kim Miller, Rosemarie Puerta, Robyn Martin, Susie Johnson, Margie Puerta, Michelle Correll Third Row: Pete Hill, Chuck Gehlert, Eric Yeater, John Mad- dux, Corinne Rockwood, Becky DeWitt, Shawn Garoutte. Involvement-137 German Club French Club German Club Officers. Front Row (L-R) Mark Marquardt, Publicity; Steve Wertzbaugher, Trea- surer. Second Row: Carol Buerger, Secretary; Joe McKersie, Vice President; and Kathy Marquart, President. German Club. Front Row (L-R): Kathy Marquardt, Lane Greer, Mark Marquardt, Dunkelberger, Scott Giffin. Second Row: Mary Welz, Nan Williams, Marcy B. Donna Crouse, Lori Kohler, Terry Davey, Frau Schmidt (Sponsor), Dave Kuhl. Tf Row: Sherry Turner, Cheryl Mahoney, Phyllis Hanson, Jim Guthrie, Carol Buerf Scott Bieber, Steve Wertzbaugher, Joe McKersie, Amy Slydcr. French Club Members. Front Row (L-R): Amy Yeater, Lynn Dodge, Susan McKei Sarah Smith, Kim Miller. Second Row: Julie Mann, Jolaine Weist, Jean Dempsey, Ro Martin, Betsy Jankowski, Kathy Kitts. Third Row: Tammy Holden, Eric Yeater, Ka Martin, Linda Greb and Jeff Richards. French Club Officers. (L-R) Julie Mann, Eric Yeater, Karen Martin, Betsy Jankowski and Jeff Richards. Mermaids it Maid officers. Front row: (I to r) Laurie Fredrickson i Suzie Renner. Back row: Julie Jesberger, Julie Val- ari and Emily Stephenson. Mat Maids Mermaids. Front row: (I to r) Sheila Thompson and Linda Price. Back row: Corrine Rockwood, Michelle Spicer and Sherri Card. 4at Maids. Front row: (I to r) Debbie Cockrell, Suzie Renner, Pam Hackett, Karen Hesseltine, Lori Bonitz, Susan Stumpff and 4arie Martindale. Back row: Lorene Lytle, Beth Worischeck, Laurie Fredrickson, Roshelle Aller, Kinzetta King, Emil Stephen- on, Julie Jesberger, Julie Vallcnari, Laura Wheaton and Michelle NaDue. Involvement-139 Striders Striders. First Row: Stacy Backus, Lorna Roll, Robin Crawford. Second Row: Terri Bacon, Kathy Miller, Kris Miranda, Carol Bacon, Alta Rat- cliff, Kelly Richardson. Third Row: Tracy Cole, Jackie Bloniarz, Jancan Jaeger, Janell Sorenson, Lori Lane, Kim Hansen, Mrs. O'Farrell. Striders Officers. First Row: Kathy Miller, Vice President, St. Backus, Secretary, Lorna Roll, President, Tracy Cole, Treasui Jackie Bloniarz, Publicity Charimen. Basket Buffs Basket Buffs. First Row: Mary Jane Gibbons, Jeff Mason, Debbie Waclawik, Donna Ma Carol Swan. Second Row: Lenore Stonoff, Sherri Smyth, Paula Diagert, Laurie Littlefield, 5 Szanto, Third Row: Mrs. Garcia, Mark Waclawik, Roberta Elmer, Michelle Ducotc, Jane 1 140-Involvement F.. Front Row (L-R) Trudy Trumbaucr, Robin Powell, Ellen Benda, Mary Marquis, Jane Slovitsky. Second Row: ron Baumgartner, Helen Carrillo, Ms. McBurney, Peggy Goulden, Martha Gladney, Sandy Merchant. Third v: Beth Ruettinger, Angie Davis, Dorothy Maeling, Roxanne Novia, Laurie Canada, Mary Krejcik, Pat Smith, lc Smith, Cheryl Kroese, Becky Garrettson. COE O. Front Row (L-R): Amy Pinckard (Historian), Kim Gieger, Lisa Mayr, Li? Hutchins, Brenda ler. Second Row: Debbie Daupert, Jane Pierson (President), Alice Zavala, Mary Wright (Public- Third Row: Janice Breuer, Kristen Espinoza (Secretary), Sally Costanza, Marian Poulos (Vice ident), Kristi Thompson, Debbie Winter (Treasurer), Lisa Wootlon (Secretary), Janet Rundle, Keck. HERO Involvement-141 CLASSES Classes are a dominate factor in a Tempe High stude life. From his entering day as a freshman, he is codified I: number representative of his class and he keeps that m ber, staying with the same group, throughout his f years. From being a scared, lost freshman learning wonders of the Mass Media and the intricacies of algel he moves up the social scale to become a mighty sop more. His classroom activities include Composition, C Expression, more math and probably the joy of dissectir frog in biology. He also lords it over the new crop of lo freshmen. As a junior, the student learns more ab American History than he ever thought possible, explc chemistry, advanced math, and works long hours to m the Junior-Senior Prom a success. Capping his stay Tempe High, the student becomes a mighty senior wh his class choices are greatly varied, government and e nomics being the only absolute requirements. And goes through all of the happy moments of measuring f cap and gown, attending the Prom as a guest, geti senioritis in the spring months, and finally graduat Throughout the entire four year span, he has grown, tured, and, sometimes surprising to himself, he has re learned about life in this world. 142-Classes Senior Honor Couples r DRESSED-Corinne Do- tuez MOST INTELLICENT-Marjie Laninga and Marc Patten MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED-Brian Fees and Pattie Eliason BEST DRESSED-Larry and Jerry Hill Classes-143 MOST SPIRITED-Patti Thomas and John Stephens 144-Classcs LOOKING LEGS-Todd Nelson and Anna Kniei BIGGEST APPETITE-Dennis Ehasz ST LIKELY TO GET MARRIED-Rosa Alvarez BIGGEST APPETITE-Terry Boswell Tim Cranny Classes-145 MOST MUSICALLY INCLINED-Terry Boswell MOST ATHLETIC-Pat Smith and Marc Daniels MOST ELIGIBLE-Michelle Rozell MOST ELIGIBLE-Don Westfall 146-Classes Seniors Senior Class Council. Front row: (I to r) Keith Rosenbaum, Eric Sperstad and Charles Hopkins. Second row: Terry Jenkins, Patty Thomas, Glory Weaver, Ruth Tilton and Laurie Fredrickson. Third row: Mary Williamson, Michelle Rozell, Stephanie Feni- s President Eric Sperstad has organized the Trumbauer and Dan Ortega. i of '78 float for tne past four years. i : Mary more, John Stephens, Kraig Akers, Chris Thomas and Sharon Scow. Back row: Trudy Kraig Akers and Patty Thomas are Boys and Girls Representatives. Publicity Chairman John Stephens is interested in what Secretary Laurie Fredrickson has to say. kTjiiMtar-ri 'Hey Hey , Senior John Crosby lakes it easy. Kraig Akers Kenneth Allen Mary Andcrcs Arturo Antolion Ana Aranda Kelly Ashinhurst Wayne Aswege John Avechuco James Bachus Kenneth Baer Jim Bagnoli Becky Barnes Cindy Barris Sharon Baumgartner Roger Beckman Margaret Beeman Robert Bell Ellen Benda Marianne Bennett Julie Benson Mark Benson Roy Berkenstock John Berryhill Eric Bcvilockway Seniors Glory Weaver, Marion Wiehrdt and view of the guys on the dance floor. Angela Bjorem Lisa Wootton have a bird's- Laurie Bouchard Brian Bowles Michael Bray Janice Breuer Ryan Brown Susan Brown Deen Brower Doreen Budrick Senior Mark Hedberg attempts to win the water Bill Bunger Mark Burchfield Karen Burgdorf balloon toss during Mac Week. ISfl-Seniors Alysa Burka Lisa Burke Tom Burke Brad Busier Lisa Butterfield )orothy Cabrera Sam Caley Margaret Calhoon Otis Calvin Fidencio Campos Laurie Canada Seni Jim Canady John Canby Senior John Stephens, Bird , times a freshmen football game. Eloise Canright Dora Carden Mike Carr Helen Carrillo Michael Carter Kim Chamberlair Mark Cartier Sally Castorena Senior Erin Dougherty holds up the wall in front of Unit Five. Patricia Check Leslie Cherry Kevin Clark Dan Clayton William Cline Martin Colburn Kathy Colquitt Seniors Dennis Conrad Jeff Conway Michelle Correll Jeff Cornelius Yvonne Cories Julie Crawford Joann Costanza Tim Cranny John Crosby llene Crunk Cross Country runner Ken Gossler takes Marc Daniels Joyce Cummings Janene Daniels Varsity time out to study. Debbie DauporI Wanda Davis Pat Dawson Matt Dejesus Didi Dcllis Susan Derks The telephone is indispensible to Senior Mary Campos. Erin Dougherty Sharon Downey Jay Ducote Doug Duncan Glen Durkin Rodney Dickerman Karen Dickinson Diana Dixon Corinne Dominguez Jon Doudna 154-Seniors Robin Eby Lori Edwards Dennis Ehasz Pattie Eliason Pat Elkins Mark Ellingson Eric Elsberry Jamie Emch Toni Espinoza Kris Espinoza Ruth Fanning Gary Farris Seniors-155 Richard Frcderico Brian Fees Donna Felker Stephanie Fcnimorc Tammy Feringa Jay Fife John Figueroa Paul Figueroa Tom Flavin Ken Fletcher Senior Keith Rosenbaum wakes up at an early Tom Frasier Laurie Fredricksen Michele French morning band practice. ifi-Senior Barbara Fredlake Debbie Fuller Kathy Gibson Kim Giegcr John Gladney Martha Gladney Tere Goitia Varsity Cheerleader Sharon Scow and Roger Buf- falo, the school mascot, watch the game. Becky Garrettson Vince Garrido Tom Gay Scott Geranen hannon Gallagher Sylvia Gamboa Tim Gammage Lisa Gardner Ken Gossler John Gordon Dan Gorman Rodney Dickerman explains marching tcchni ques. Don Gotcher Peggy Gouldcn Jon Graeber Kathy Green Lane Greer Phil Guinouard Mike Hackett Becky Haggerson Rick Heins Terry Boswell and Ruth Tilton prove dances can be fun, even for seniors. Gary Heun Robert Hiatt Dawn Hicks Jerry Hill Larry Hill Chip Hilton Charles Hopkins Valerie Howard Clay Hoyle Fred Hoyle Charlene Hughes Liz Hutchins Ed Hunter Stephanie Itself Senior Tere Goitia, editor of The Buffalo, livens up the classroom. Dale Jamison Ifiiy Jenkins Julie Jesberger Wendell Jewell Alice Jimenez Vicky Jimenez bfLSmm Sherri Johnson Sheryl Johnson Senior Thor Nielson is unexpectedly interrupted Mitch Jordon Carrie Jones Neal Kenny Neal Kenmore Tula Kareotes Annette Kempton Steve Junion Mike Kentera Anna Knieling Dwayne Knight Mary Krejcik Karen Krinsley Sen Dennis Kush Senthil Kumar Mike LaFontain Cheryl Kroese Jerry Langford Richard Lambert Richard Lanier Marji Laninga Frank Leibold Guy Lonnon Senior Don Westfall takes time to study before the Blue and White Football Karen Lewis Game. John Lighthill Linda Little Lucio Lopez Richard Lopez Ty Loyd Chad Lunt Henry Lugo Randy Lyons Senior Dennis Ehasz adjusts his glasses to check out the girls. Sheila Lyons Kevin Lytle Dorothy Maerling Jo Malinzak Randy Mandt Kathy Marquardt Seniors-163 Marie Martindalc Dolly Marlin Mary Marquis Senior Randy loo tall” Phillips and Coach Bill And- erson exhibit the closeness of football players and their coaches. Henry Martinez Lisa Martinez Lorraine Martinez Jeff Massey Lisa Mayr Teresa McCale Scott McCaw Matt McDonald larilou Mejia Sandy Merchant Kathy Mesbergen Greg Miller Jacque Moloney iren Monohan Tim Monson Mark Montanez Steve Morales John Morris Jerry Myers Michell Nash Tim Neese Terry Neighbors Jim Nelson Todd Nelson John Newcomb Thor Nielsen Jeff Nored Roxanne Novia Jeff Nugent Sharon Obray Senior class president Eric Spcrstad discusses homecoming activities. Dan Ortega Nanette Ortiz Karen Ong Ron Pardini Kim Parton Marc Patten Becca Patterson Linda Paulsen Ruth Peabody Jane Pierson Randy Phillips David Picone Shawnee Pierce Annette Peterson Cindy Phillips Amy Pinckard Andrea Plath Mark Platt Seniors Kathy Mcsbergen and Charles Hopkins busy at some horseplay. • Qflninrc.lA Marian Poulos Seniors look enthusiastic about buying their books again. Robin Powell Linda Price Margie Puerta Becky Rader Ray Ramicrez Wanda Ray Tracy Redlin Miriam Richardson David Riffle Mike Riggs Susan Robinson Corrinne Rockwood Bill Rocz Randy Rohde Mike Roland Susie Romero Becky Rosales Swimming, for Senior Becca Patterson is very tiresome. eith Rosenbaum Robert Rozell Michelle Rozell Diane Rountree Beth Ructtinger iandy Sanders Mark Sandifer Jerry SanMiguel Lisa Savage Bryan Savoy Frank Ruiz Richard Ruiz Janet Rundlc Kenda Russell Richard Samaniego Senior Eric Schlotthaucr Pal Scofield Pam Scott Brad Scow Sharon Scow Jeff Sellers Karen Sharp John Shelley In a last minute attempt to finish his report. Sen- ior Tom Rico visits the library. Jane Slovitsky Barry Smart Donnie Shures Brian Short Jennifer Scow Craig Simon Anne Smith 170-Seniors B. Smith Mark J. Smith Senior Dave Riffle plans his next picture. ori Spigelmire John Spinosa Ron Stakebake John Stephens Lynn Stephenson Bill Sobieski Linda Solberg Eric Sperstad Nanette Speth Seninrs-171 After working hard, Senior Randy Mortensen de- Cynthia Sullivan Donna Swanton Tilda Swimmer serves a rest. Mary Taylor Linda Teague Chris Thomas Diane Thomas Patty Thomas ir� rc Trudy Trumbaucr Cherlyn Tunison Diane Tunny Melvin Turner Jay Tyler Alberta Unruh Debbie Urschel Sherri Vandevegaet •pifanio Vasquez Rose Villela Susan Vogelsang Senior Chip Hilton watches his fellow inmates. Stevan Wallace Janet Wasson Liz Watkins Glory Weaver Linda Webb Soni Don Westfall Seniors Shawnee Pierce and Jerry Hill are working hard? Ken White Marion Wiehrdt Debbie Wilcox Polly Wilcox Brenda Wilder Phil Williams Mary Williamson Joe Wilson Debbie Winter Keith Winter Jim Withgott Seniors Mike Wolters Jacque Woodward Lisa Wootton Mary Wright Benjamin Young Linda Young Mark Yragui Alice Zavala David Zeigler Seniors Pat Elkins and Marc Daniels exhibit the Varsity Football team's motto taken from their theme song. Sophomores Boys Rep. Chris Waters and Girls Rep. Janet Cook Secretary Deanna Sischo Publicity Chairman Paige Martinez Sophomore Class Council Bottom row: (I to r:) Gana Boesch, Paige Martinez, Tina VanW and Jim Niemann. 2nd row: Mary Welz, Karen Minniti, Carrie Peralta, Maret Cahill and Ed Goitia. 3rd row: Alison Vogelsang, Linda Anderes, Tanza Meeks, John Cahoon and Pat Bur dorf. 4th row: Herb Dooley, Hector Martinez, Chris Wadsworth, Deanna Sischo and Joy Richardson. Back row: Bruce Relf, Chris Waters and Janet Cook. President Joyce Richardson 198-Classes n V- fwm j Wn nay) yMu Uuui jc lO I k cqoA J je Glv p. ? eiLp d 1 ntf- POTPOURRI Many events that are part of a Tempe High School student's life happen outside school, outside of neatly categorized lists. And, unfor- tunately for school yearbook editors, some things take place after a particular section in which they should have appeared has gone to the printer. In order to record some of these events, we have inserted this section which is somewhat of a melange of everything. Stu- dents work off campus, both as part of orga- nized groups from the campus and on their own. In terms of occupations, office work and food service jobs are clearly the most popular among students, probably because such occu- pations are the most plentiful. Some students are involved in an Intern program, working with professionals in many occupations to decide if that is what they want to do with their lives. Other students are volunteers, helping those less fortunate than themselves. And the process of learning, both formally and informally, con- tinues. Potpourri-225 Senior Mike Bray is being measured for his graduation cap by Grace Jones from the supplying firm. Sophomore, Kim Brunson was one of many students from Tempe High who worked part time at Monti's La Casa Vieja. Through the HERO program. Senior Becky Radar worked as a teacher at McKemy. 226-Potpourri As part of the Professional Internship program. Senior Barbara Fredl learned the many tasks of a legal secretary. lior Peggy Gouldcn, a COE student, put her well learned skills to work as reception- As a COE student, Ann Smith acquired the necessary skills to land while studying for Economics, Roxanne Novia finds time to take messages. Looking extremely happy about the dishwashing business is Jun- ior Bill Hartwell. Potpourri-227 Lisa Pewe, Scott Naw and Mark Odneal perform one of many skits in Mr. Graham's English class. Reading a Christmas Carol were Forensic class members Jim Guth Mark Kendall, Brian Quinn, Kim Spear, Dania Douglas, Mary Gibb and Doug Tyler. In the Human Relations class. Dawn Hicks and Mitch Jordan act ot typical marriage situation. Senior Michelle French participated in the Professional Internship Program. 228-Potpourri twcon school and part-time jobs we find time to enjoy the many outdoor ivities available to us. At the French dinner, Betsy Jankowski explored the many new foods. Alta Mira Staff: Front (I to r) Barbara Dickinson, Mary Gibbons, Back row: Robyn Martin, Cathy Dutson and Kim Miller. Potpourri-229 Sophomore Alison Vogelsang reaches out for help during the Girl's Mudbowl. Returning to playing position are Brian Savoy Dennis Ehasz. Heading for the showers after the Mudbowl is Senior Gina Sherman. 230-Potpourri Richard Lambert and FFA slave Kevin Burgdorf take a moment to pose for the camera. iplying to his masters wishes. Freshman Mullen dressed up for the FFA slave day. Tempe High Students volunteered to be victims in a crash. The accident was staged to help Tempe Paramedics train. FFA slave, Janice Hineman was required erform to the demands of her master; of which was to dress up. Potpourri-231 Senior Linda Young waits on Pete Hill as one of her daily working tasks. As a fast food worker, Dawn Melvin happily fills orders. 232-Potpourri )ing letters is one job Senior Pat Smith is required to do in the Administration ce. While studying for Economics, Roxanne Novia finds time to take messages. Potpourri-233 Giving up his blood for the Blood Drive is Senior Neal Kenny. The new Girl's P.E. teacher, Ann Stine explains a new play to Holly True. Miss Stine is also the Girl's Tennis Coach. Kirk Thornhill also volunteered to be a blood donor. 234-Potpourri FACULTY Students at Tempe High spend hours each day being influ- enced by a wide variety of people we neatly label as teach- ers or faculty . Tempe's faculty is large and diverse, both in age and experience. There is little turnover among them, with the school adding about a half dozen new teachers each year to replace the few who have retired or quit. Teachers are supposed to spend at least eight hours each day at school but find the time runs closer to ten or more. They spend countless hours preparing lesson plans and teaching aids, in composing and then grading tests, in giving individual help to students who are having trouble. They sponsor each of the wide variety of clubs and activities available to Tempe High's students. They attend meetings, go to night school to improve themselves, and participate in regular community activities as good citizens. They are here to help students learn but most will admit that they learn as much from the students as the students learn from them. Faculty-235 Faculty DONALD BENJAMIN Bible As Literature British Literature Cultural Studies Utopian Literature GLENN ALFORD Boys Physical Education GEORGE BARRIENTOS Freshman Math Geometry WILLIAM ANDERSON Arizona History Government Geography Government ROBERTA BOOKHOUT American History World History 236-Faculty AVIS BUFFINGTON French 1-2 French 3-4 French 5-6 Independant Studies CHARLES BURKHARDT Metal Art Art Design Art Seminar LETA BOWYER Free Enterprise Faculty-237 KERRY CAHILL Sophomore Expression Forensics MERCED CAMPOS Guidance RICHARD CAMBELL Guidance BRIDGET CHARLES Reading DINO CASTELLI Art Design Cermamics Graphics GEORGIANNA CAVE Library CLYDE CHRISTENSEN Biology 1-2 238-Faculty DOUG CONLEY CURTIS COOK Biology JEANE COOK College Prep Reading Techniques Sophomore Expression Algebra Freshman Math RICHARD COUTCHIE Advanced Vocational Auto Basic Auto Faculty-239 DONALD DAY Beginning Girls Choir Beginning Boys Choir Concert Choir Advanced Ensemble GAIL DEAL Advanced Vocational Agriculture Agricultural Mechanics Agricultural Science Introduction to Agriculture MARY DENTON Art Design Painting Drawing BEN ELKINS Basic Auto Basic Vocational Auto Beginning Vocational Auto A. C. FLANAGAN Physical Science Aviation LORRI EISENHOWER Girls Physical Education 240-Faculty FRED FORNEY J. V. Band Jazz Band Jazz Ensemble Jazz Experience Percussion CAROL GOEWEY Reading Drivers Education Health ELIZABETH GOODIN Advanced Dance Dance Performance Intermediate Dance Beginning Dance JOAN GARCIA Business Law Typing 1-2 Remedial Typing WILLIAM GRAHAM Sophomore Expression Short Story JOHN GRIM Physical Science Accelerated Physics Faculty-241 SARAH HEISER BARBARA HOWARD Independent Living Nurse Creative Foods Meal Management Food Adventures JEANETTE HOWELL Freshman Literature Sophomore Composition American Literature JAMA JAMES Personal Awareness Creative Stitchery HERO 242-Faculty JENDA JONES Guidance ERIC LADUE Arizona History Government BARBARA JOHNSON Freshman Math Geometry 1-2 Algebra Trig. VERNA KACHEL Sophomore Composition AUGUST KNOCHE Basic Arithmatic Freshman Math Geometry 1-2 Faculty-243 LAWRENCE LADUE Accelerated Chemistry Chemistry LOUISE LAMBERTS Latin JAMES LAMBETH Basic Auto Welding Woods RICHARD LINDSTROM Advanced TV Beginning TV CHARLES MALPEDE American History 244-Faculty TIM MCBURNEY Consumer Economics General Business Physical Education JOYCE MILLER Computer Programming Accounting 1-2 Freshman Math Clerical Typing Professional Internship Faculty-245 HARRY MITCHELL Government Student Council MARIANNE MITCHELL Typing 1-2 Shorthand A JAMES MURPHY Drivers Education RICHARD NIX Visual Aids CHARLES NEWTON Basic Photography Advanced Photography News and Magazine Publications Writing for Publication DENICE NEWMAN Girls Physical Education 246-Faculty TERRY O'FARRELL Clothing Adventure Food Adventure Creative Clothing Home Furnishings Health DENICE PARHAM E.H. Class JOHN PAULEY Reading Enrichment Sophomore Composition GEORGE PALICH Drafting Technical Illustrations Architectural Illustrations Basic Auto Mechanics MARY PEARCE Reading Faculty-247 CECIL PRIOR Arizona History Government WILLIAM REINICK Spanish 1-2 Spanish 3-4 MANUAL REYES Spanish 1-2 Spanish 5-6 Spanish 7-8 EDWARD PINCKERT Business Machines Clerical Typing Typing 3-4 LUCILLE REED Library INGEBORG SCHMIDT German 1-2 German 3-4 German 5-6 248-Faculty CARY SHAHAN American History Arizona History and Government GAIL SOREN Advanced Writing Freshman Literature Writing MAURICE SMITH Woods MARY SOUTHHALL Biology 1-2 Life Science ROBERT SMYTH Health Faculty-249 CLYDE STARKS Guidance PAUL STRIVINGS Beginning Band Buffalo Band Guitar Music Theory Orchestra SANDRA HINKLE-TUSA Learning Disabilities JULIANN TRUMP DECA Marketing Merchandising Typing MARILYN VANDEMARK Advanced Child Development Child Development Human Relations 250-Faculty MICHAEL WHERLI Freshman Communications Fundamental Composition KURT VAN HAZEL Basic Arithmetic Freshman Math Geometry 1-2 MORTON WILSON Advanced Industrial Industrial Design Metals Woods SHELDON WION Algebra 1-2 Freshman Math STEVE WELKER Art Design Ceramics Sculpture f LEO WOOD Chemistry Life Science Faculty WILLIAM WORSNOP Biology PEGGY WULFERS Government Free Enterprise JAMES YOUNGER Boys Physical Education HOWARD WYNN Boys Physical Education 252-Faculty School Board And District DR. JOHN WATERS District Superintendent ROBERT KEMPTON Member VIRGINIA TINSLEY Clerk TOM GRIFFITH President ■nSm DR. RICHARD SMITH Member PAMELA CRAWFORD Vice President Faculty-253 Administration JAMES A. OSMAN Registar DR. JOHN SINCLAIR Principal PATRICIA PARR Attendance JAMES RANDALL Assistant Principal Activities SANDY RALPH Bookstore Manager 254-Faculty V. JOHNNIE MAE MCKIBBEN Principal's Secretary JUDY BLACKBURN AV Secretary VIRGINIA HENSHAW Activities Secretary ROSA MARIE KRUMEREY and SYLVIA WILSON (seated) are attendance secre- taries while BARBARA THOMPSON handles student transcripts PAT FURR Registrar's Secretary BETH KLEIN Guidance Secretary Faculty-255 TOMMIE BOWMAN and NANCY HAR- RIS work in the library Paul Hinkle, ground maintenance Maintenance Forman Ernie Snyder, employed by the THS District for 25 years, will retire in June Duke Romer, custodian for the an Antonio Molina Auditorium, Band Rooms and Administration building Unit custodian Dean Parks (r) and cu dian Forman Manuel Escalante he Cafeteria workers (I to r) Marianne Sedlak, Dorothy Gauple, Mary Gavalek, Dorothy Tomko, Mary amache, Mary Wilhite, Shirley Lacy, Hugh Preston, Isadora Valenzuela, Lola Arbaugh, Martha Billingsley, largaret Hoel, Diane Tarallo, Melissa Erhardt, Lorna Kronberg Kerry D. Wilson, School Pa- trolman. twerence Lee, School Pa olman. Herbert T. Gilbert, School Patrol- man. Betty Uebele, School Ma- tron. Faculty-257 ADS-INDEX 258-Ads-lndex ■oil, .SUilin 213 t . Vong 177 inclli, Kathleen 148, 37 do, Dean 177, 40, 8« do. Gerald 148 do, Novi la 213 vc . Mark 177, 122 vc . Mike 177, 122 cl.lisa cl. Maik 213 m . Kenton 177 m . Todd 213, 83 m . Vaughn 104 in . 3« kic n. I aura 198. 199 ilar, John 199 ilar. Renee 148. 75, 73. 134 i . Kraig 147, 148. 109, 128 � v, lore I tv, Sandra 199, 120 l . William 67. 213 idge, Stephen 177 indro. Be ky 213 andro. Gloria n. Bradley 199 n, Kenneth 148 n, Paul n. Timothy n, Tom r. Roshcllc 213, 139 un.lulie 213 re . Ro a 148, 134, 14 . 103 wove, Gordon 68, 213, 88 non . Joe 177, 128 ■eh. |on 177. 176, 64, 109. 137 ere . Linda 198 ere . Mary 148 er on, Annette 213 ervon, Dwayne erson, irik 66. 199. 128. 82. 104 ervon, Mark ervon. Michael rew . Kathryn 106 tew , Kurti rew . Pamela ulo, Su annc 213 dm, Arturo 148 data, Thereva 177, 132 da a, Tim «la. Ana 148, 12$. 136. 137 da. Grace 199, 136, 137 out, Jane 177 ld, Pennie w. Delira 199 w, Sheri 177 Dwight 199 Terry 177 w mith, |im 66. 199 nhurvt, Kelly 148, 133 egc, Wayne 148 ell, Steven 213, 67 huco, Johnny 148 . Barbara . Clark. . Renee 177, 129 , Rowell 199 u . Jame 148 u . Slaty 199. 210, 30, 140 n, Karol 199. 140 m, Terri 177, 74. 140, 107. 106 [er, Kimberly 74, 213 . Kenneth 148 . Martie 11$. 117, 213, 138 ey, Mark oh, Jim 148. 122, 104 oli, Joe 199 ng. Lora 213 . Maria 76. 213 y. Robin 177, 104 Tommie 177 r. Craig 177 r. John 177, 120 r. Peter 199 ti h. Nancy n h. Paul R. 199 er . Jenninc 22 Baldwin, Devri 199, 120 Bale , Scott Baloovck, Sue 177 Bamburg, Donna Bann, Roller t Banuelov, Mary Barlow. Laverne 67, 213, 104 Barlow. Rovannc 177, 74. 106 Barnby, Ida 199 Barnby, Nancy 177 Same . Becky 148 Barne . Rhonda 199 Barnett. Dan Barr. Tim 178 Barrett. Brent 213 Barrett. Gina 176. 121 Barnga. Becky 176. 121 Barriga, Mike Barnga. Rey 176. 105 Barm, Cindy 149, 122 Barry, Diane 213 Barth, Kiri Bartlett. Carrie Bartlett. David Bartlett, Kevin 178 Bartlett, Kimberly 199 Bartolucci, Tony 213 Barton. Marion 199 Ba . Stephen D. 178. 188 Baw, Steven R. Baumgartner, Sharon 149, 141 Bautch, John 176 Batley, Steven 199 Baygimo, Eugene 199 Beadcy, Wilma (Jean) Beaubien, Su annc 199 Bcbcn. Virginia 213, 212 Beckman, Roger 149 Bedworlh, Alev 199 Beeman, Margaret 149, 115. 117 Bcjarano, Hector 178, 85, 87 Bell. Deborah 178. 39 Bell, Jennifer Bell. Kelly 213 Bell. Laurie 213, 89 Bell, Robert 149. 60, 61, 64, 48. 104. 105. $7 Belouvrk, Dave 213, 68. 83 Bence. Vicki Benda. Ellen 149. 141 Bennett, Janene 178 Bennett, Marianne 149 Bennewit , Dalla 67, 213 Benvon, lulio 149, 103 Benton, Mark 149. 71, 104 Bentled, David 178. 62, 64, 186. 128. 135, 162, 88 Bentled, Sutan 213 Berg. Daniel 178. 118, 119. 100 Berg, Laura 199 Berkenttock, Roy 149 Berlin. Kettten 178, 22 Berry. Deborah 199 Bcrtyhill, |ohn 149. 122, 123 Bettv, Roger 133 Bevilockway, Alec 213 Bevilockway, Eric 149 Bicber. Scott 199, 115, 117, 138 Bigham, Goldie 213 Billingtley, Chrit 199 Billingviey, Dorothy 213, 212 Billingsley, Lori 199, 74. 89 Bingham, Cynthia 199 Bingham. Keith 178 Binkley. Jeff 199 Binkley, Jodie 149. 125 Bin. Brian 199, 135 BJoccm, Angela 149 B|orem, Elizabeth 213 Blackmon, Pam Blackwell, Debra 178 Blahnik, Tammie Blair, Angela 150 Blair. Beth 132 Blake, Kimberly Blake. Lethe ISO. 12S Blanchard. Robert 213 Bla ek, Debbie 178 Blotuar , Christine 199 Bloniar , Jack 178. 140 Boevch, |ana 198. 199, 208 BogRt. Dilanna 178 Boisvert, John 178 Bole , Charlc 68, 213, 123 Bole . Deborah 176, 133 Bolmger, Sandra 176. 125, 133 Boncclla, Greg 27, 213 Boncella, Margaret 150. 89 Bond . Lori 199. 120, 139 Bootanua. Mk belle 199 Bool , T hercta Boshens, Shelly 126, 127 Boswell. Terry ISO, 1S9, 76. 146. 46. 14S. 118, 119 Boltetch. Chri ISO, 26, 128, 100. 101 Bouchard, Laurie 150, 133 Bouma, Tyler 199 Bou an, Anne Bower, Daryl 82 Bowies, Brian ISO, 115, 117, 78,79 Boyd, Kelly 199 Boyd, Kevin 178 Bradford, James Bradford, Roger 178 Bradley. Kelly 178. 122, 123 Bradshaw. Randy 178 Bray. Mike ISO. 45. 226 Branham, Irank 213 Brannan, aner Brennan. Isabell 213 Brennan. Russell Breuet, Donald 115, 117, 200 Breuer, Janice 150. 141 Bright, Carla Brinkley. Marcy 213 Broaben, Jared 199 Brofcr, Gregg 200 Brogan. Bob 66. 200 Brook . Mkhael Brook . Randy 178 Broshar, Brian 176, 128 Brower, Deen ISO Brown, David Brown. Patrkk 200, 119 Brown, Ryan 150 Brown, Steven 200 Brown, Susan ISO Bruner, Julie 178 Brunner, Mike 200 Brunson, Kimberly 200. 120, 226 Bubbko. Deborah 213, 224, 130. 103 Bubbko. lisa 200. 130 Bucher. Karen 200. 120 Buck, Randall Buchannon, Karen 179 Buchannon, Patti Budat cwtki. Mike Budrick. Doreen 150 Buerger. Carol 115, 116, 199. 200, 5J. 138. 96 Buerger. Shelly 179. 75. 129. 96 Bungee, William ISO Burch. Janna 150 Burchfield. Mark 132 Burchfield. Matthew Burgdorf, Karen ISO, 231 Burgdorf. Kevin 213. 122, 123 Burgdorf, Patrick 198. 200 Burgener. William Burgoyne, Eric 179 Burk. Lottie 179 Burka. Alysa 151 Burke, Donna 179 Burke. Lita 151 Burke, Robin Burke, Thomas 151, 84, 129. 134 Burns, Baron 179, 165 Burton. Harold 179, 115. 117 Burton, Mkhael 200. 1J2 Buvcck.David 214. 115, 116 8utkk, Lori 179, 181, 130, 96 Bush. Debbie 179. 120 Bushman, Ann 212, 214, 109 259 Bushman. Rulh 179, 176 Butler, Hrj l 151. 31 Buller, Brenda Buller, Cynthia 200 Bullor, Dehor alt 179 Butler, laura 214, 113 Butterfield, liu 151 Byers, lamei Byrne, Cary 200 Byrne, Joseph 179 Cable, Belly 214, 74, 73, 89 Cabrera, Dorothy 1S1 Cahill, lamei 179, 177 Cahill. Marei 198. 200, 120 Cahoon, Chrii 179, 115, 116. 34, 118 Cahoon. John 114, 115, 116, 198. 200, 104 Caley, Charlei 179 Caley, Sam 151 Calhoon, Manaret 151 Calvin, Anthony 179, 78 Calvin, Old 151, 64, 136, 61, 79. 80 Calvin. Richard 214, 67, 83 Campbell, Peggy 214 Campoi, Fidencio 151 Campoi, Mary 151, 154 Campoi, Richard 214 Campoi, Sylvia 200 Canada, taurie 151. 141 Canby, John 151, 88. 69 Canhy, Meg 200, 121, 132, 134 Canrighl, Margaret 152 Carbajal, George 179 Card. Mkheal 214 Card. Sheralyn 179, 133, 139 Card, Suzanne 179 Carden, Dora 1S2 Carden, lori 20 Carcaga, Cclina 214 Carney. Brian 214, 122, 123 Carney, Kevin 200, 123, 135 Carr, Chip 200, 102 Carr, Michael 152, 69, 70. 130 Carrethen, Donald 67, 214, 88. 104 Carrelheri, larry Carrillo, Helen 152, 141 Carrillo, Lydia 200 Carroll, William 200. 68 Carter, Mark 66, 200, 117, 115 Carter, Mike 152 Carter, William Cartier, Gale Cartier, Mark 152, 117. 102 Cartwright, Mark 179, 176, 82. 128, 182 Caih, loieph 179, 64, 115. 118. 119, 134, 78, 79, 104, 10S Caiiai, Ruben 21 Caitaneda, Joe 214 Caitocena, Ruben Caitorena, Sally 152 Celaya, Jclfcry 214, 104 Centabar, Stacy 180 Cerbantei, Cecilia 180 Chacon, fmll Chanbcrlin, Kim 152 Chaney, Jolin 134 Chapman, David 180 Chavez, Hugo 22 Chavez, Robert 214 Cheek, Karen 75, 214 Cheek, Patricia 1S2 Cherry, leilic 152 Chick, Cheryl 180 Chico, Clauda 200, 203 Chinesaz, Kevin 200 Chiu, Elizabeth 180 Chlupia, Timothy 180, 131 Chrliten, Pam 180, 119 Chriitenten, Suian 180 Chumbley, Dcniie Claaltien, Mark 67, 214, 104 Ctaahien, Paul 180, 125 Clark, Alan 180. 64, 135. 68 Clark, Gladyi 152, 121 Clark. Jay 214, 92. 92 Clark, lottery 214 Clark, Kevin 152, 118, 119 Clack, Michael 214 Clark, Peter 180 Clark, Ricky 200 Clarke, Richard 214 Clauichee, Carolyn Clayton, Connie 180 Clayton, Dan 100 Claylon, Daniel 214 Clegg. Bran Clemeni, lori 180, 122, 123 Clementi, Liz 200 Clementi, Patiy 160, 133 Cline, Marianna Cl.ne, William 152 Clonti, Patti 180, 74, 73, 112, 118, 119, 134, 69 Cockrell, Deborah 214 Cottman. Jett 200 Cottman, Robert D. Cottman, Robert T. Colburn. Marty 152, 109, 133, 100 Colceri, Tom 102 Cole, Tracy 180, 140 Colemon, lewis 160, 115, 116 Collini, Tammy 200 Colquitt, Cheryl 200 Colquitt, Kathy 152, 129 Connori, Mike 180 Conrad, Dennis 153 Conrad, John Conrad, Tim 180 Contrerai, Diane 180 Contreras. Jose Conway, Daisy 214, 136 Conway, Jett 153 Conway, Ray 180, 120 Cook. Heather 214, 21, 73, 130, 89 Cool. Janet 74, 188. 200. 109, 119 Cook, Robert 200 Cooper, Susan 200 Coppock, Michelle 180, 54, 122 Cornelius, Jett 153 Corrcll, Michelle, 153, 137 Cortes, Yvonne 153, 36, 124 Conner, lisa 214, 224 Cortright, Barbara 200. 129, 95. 94 Cortright, Eric 180, 115, 29, 34 Constanza, Joann 153, 133 Comtanza, Rosann 200 Costanza, Sally 141 Cota, Jeius 153 Cota, lupe 214, 136 Cougar, Dedra 200, 69 Coulon, Regina 200, 121, 106 Cowlei, Amy 214, 121 Cowley, Michael Cox, Cina 180 Cox, Rale 153 Crabtree. Sharon 200 Crane. Ron 180 Cranny, Tim 1S3, 85, 86, 134, 145 Cranson, Ralph 180 Crawford. Julie 153, 118, 119 Crawford, Robin 201, 140 Crosby, John V. 153, 148, 104 Crosby. Michael 201 Cross. James Cross, Scott Crouse, Donna 180, 138 Croyc, Mike 67, 214 Crunk, liene 1S3 Cruz, Anlhoney 66, 201 Cruz, Bennie 153 Cruz, John 180 Cud jo, Jimmy 181, 60, 135, 61, 64, 79 Cummings. Joyce 1S3 Curtn, John 201 Curtis. Sheila 214 Daggett, Ronald 214, 91 Dale, Randall 181, 88 Dalton, Kirk 181 Dalton, Shelly 214 Dana, Karen 201 Dandoy, Kevin 181 Daniels, Brad 61, 63, 64. 66. 201, 62 Daniels, Janene 153 Daniels. Marc 1S3, 175, 60, 20, 64, 43, 14 45, 49. 128. 135. 104 Daniels, Mary Ann 74. 214, 137 Dare, Tom 181 Dashtcy, Melissa 214 Daupert. Bill 181 Daupert, Debra 154, 141 Daupert, Rita 201 Dausman, Tammy Davey, Terence 214, 138 Davis, Angie 141 Davis, Bill 201, 66 Davis, Dirk 214 Davis, Erleen Davis, JoOco 181 Davis, Mark 214, 134 Davis, Patty 181 Davis, Wanda 154 Davis, Wiliam 181 Dawson, Pat 154 Decker, Mike 201 Decker, Rock 214 Deem. Dirk 181 Degroat, Cindy 201 Dejesus. Matt 154. 11S, 116, 114. 118 Dekruil, Jeff 181 Delia, Mary Dellis, Bruce 201, 115, 117 Deliis, Didi 154, 52. 118, 119, 129 Demcry, David Demery, Ted 215 Dempsey, Jean 181, 138 Dempsey, Benjamin 21S Denham, Marla 201, 74, 73, 119, 134 Denmon, Donald 181 Denmon, Johnny Derks, Susan 154, 133 Dcsanna. Jole 201 Dcianna, Marie 181 Dewberry, Renee 74, 215, 73, 106 DeWitl, Rebecca 215, 137 RAY'S ASU BARBER SHOP TEMPE CENTER 968-3515 ☆ Long Hair Specialists Razor Cuts t Regular Cuts We cut your hair to order— as little, or as much TEMPE'S EINEST MINI SUPER MARKET Jiftt J Superette The Valley’s Finest Meats 1605 APACHE TEMPE, ARIZ. 967-3531 JIM McBROOM MARIE McBROOM LEWIS CAMERA EXCHANGE ? 1236 N. SCOTTSDALE ROAD TEMPE, ARIZONA 85281 (HAYDEN PLAZA EAST) 968-9321 20% Student - Faculty discount Ron Ruggiero Owner (602) 968-9321 260 Kenneth 181 :io, Paul 181, 176, 104 •man, Rodney 1S4, 158. 115, 116, 118, rton, leffery 181 non, Joe 201 tton. Barbara 181, 129. 131, 137, 229 tton. Karon 154, 26. 119, 129, 131 J, Glenn 155. 116, 201, 118 tec, Randy . Diana 154, 75 aII. Jamet 215, 72 e, tynn 201, 138 Djvid , Todd Timolhy 181. 124 ngue , Andy 64, 79 ngue , Corinno 154, 121, 143 ngue , |imn 201, 82 hoc, lamet 181, 69, 71. 104 hoc, John 215 y. Herb 201 y. William 201, 39 Steve 201, 39 Timolhy 215 rva, loin 201, 179 nj, Jon 154 terty. Irin 152, 154, 85, 134 it. I j«c 67. 215, 132 it. Dana 181, 176, 110, 111, 130, 132. lit, Mirthj cy, Michiel 215, 153, 117, 115 cy. Shir on 154, 114, 115, 116, 12S rt. Piuli 181, 140, 89 rt, Todd 201 ;e. Robert 215 e. Dedc 181, 189, 40 e. |iy 154, 56. 85, 134 c. MkHcIIc 74, 215, 132. 140, 89 m, Btiin 215 n, Dougbt 154 m, |oy in. Mike 181 n. Nora 215 n, Scott 201 n. Suvin 215, 122, 123 cbetger. Jell 201. 138, 97 3. Debra 181 p. Miry 181, 75, 131, 95 ti. Divid 91. 215, 88 m, Briin m, Kilhleen 215 m, Kevin 201 t. Glen 154 o. Cithryn 182, 130. 229 ctcr 68, 215, 83 Scott 66, 40, 201, 104 ob 155, 115, 116, 44 errii, Minncl . Bonnie 201, 111 , lulie 215 dt. Kilhy 129, 103 dt. lauru 182 dt. lori 155 Denmt 1SS, 163, 64. 62. 128. 230. 145 Mike 66, 201, 104 dt. Timmy 182 erg. Chrit 182 rinerveo � . Pittie 155. 44. 110, 111, 129, 141 i. Suun 215 Pit 155, 175, 64, 132. 109, 128. 104 ch, Mirgirct 182, 124 on. Mirk 155. 20, 56. 109, 128 Deborah 136 Michelle 201 , Tricy Richird 182, 52. 118. 119 Robcrti 201. 140 y. trie 155 y. lube 201. 119 Brid 182, 115. 116. 119. 104 Oivid 67, 66. 215 Debbtc 182. 115, 52, 117, 119 limit 155, 115. 116. 52. 119 Incinit, Join Enci o, Tim 201 (nglind, Rotinnc 182 Enrique , Chjrlct 201 Entign, line 182, 121, 129, 131, 96 Epperlein, Judith 182, 103 Erntt, Anm 215 Excabnte, Birbiri 215 EtciLinte. Cerido Etcilcntc, lindi 201 Etcilentc, Mike Etcilcntc, Vicky Etcirccgi. Richird Etpai a. Nincy 21S Etpino a, Antonii 155 Etpino a. Brcndi 182 Etpino a. Krn 155. 141 Etpino a, Mirk 182 Etpino i. Rimom 201 Etpino i, Steven 215, 72, 104 Etlridi. Pedro 215 Etlridi. Phil 155 Etlridi. Phil 182 Eutunk. Tricy 215 Evint, liylene 182 Evint. Jclf Ivint, Korey 182 Evint, Michiel 66. 201, 104 Evint, Todd 182 Everett, Robert 201 E curri, Michelle 182 Eiir, Terry 155, 64, 144 fiprdo, liti 182, 74. 73 Fiyirdo, Pit Fajardo, Rotinne 201 Tinning, Ruth 155, 179 Eirrit, Giry 155 firrow, Chirlet 115, 201, 117 Eirrow, Roxinnc 215 fitici, lintet 182 fitki, Mirk 215 litre, Chitlie Ely, Michelle lederico, Rick 156 leency, Sluun Ecency, Timolhy 21S. 212, 97 feet. Briin 156, 143 lelix, Piuli 182, 75, 76, 176 lelker. Ocbfi 96. 183 felker, Donna 156, 107, 106 fenimore, Stephinie 147, 156, 45, 49, 111, 122. 123 feringi, Rindy 66, 201, 87 feringi, Timmy 156, 118, 119 fermndc , Ben 215, 67 Fermnde , fttec 183 fermnde , Rudell 183 ferrin, |ohn 115, 201, 117 Ferro, Shelly fieldt, Dru 215 File. Allen 67, 215 Fife. |iy 156, 121 Figueroi, John 156 Figueroi, Piul 156 Figueroi. Vcronici 74, 215, 137 Figueroi. Yoljndj 183, 74 Fincher, Jell 66 Fine, Kithryn 215 Fink, liuri 183. 115. 116 Fink, Rock 215, 115. 117, 100 Fither, liuri FlidhimiAer, Divid 183 Flivin, Thomat 156 Flethner, Divid lletchcr. Eric 202. 128. 82 Fletclter, Ken 156. 21 Flinn, Renee 215, 123 Flinn, Tara 156. 122, 123 Floret. Monki 156 Floret, Nancy 183 Floret, Peggy 215 floret. Steven 183, 176 Floyd, Julie 183. 187. 176 Fol . Jack 183 lot , laura 215. 212, 26. 16 Fortner, Kim f otter, Wyley Fox, John 156, 29 fraher. Clay 183, 128. 88 fraitcr, Tom 156 Frankt. Scott Fredrkkten. Laurie 147, 156, 33 52. 48, 139. 147 Fredlike, Barbara 157 Frei, Barbara 21S French, Mrchelle 157, 119, 129. 131.228 Frethour, Jackie 216 Frethour, Jamet 68, 216 Frey, Pete Frit , Rotten fuentt, MariccBcn Fuller. Debbie A. 157, 74 Furnuta, Jay 66. 202, 88, 89 Furgiton, Paula 202 Garnet. Julia 202, 121 Gab, Stephan 67, 216 Gale, Stephan 67, 216 Gab , Billy 157 Gale, Johna 183, 130. 100 Gallagher. Shannon 157, 75, 134, 103 Galvan, Michael Galvan, Piul Gamble. Shelly 183 Gamboa, Carmen 216 Gamboa, Raymond 183 Gamboa, Sandy 183 Gamboa, Steve 183, 64. 135 Gamboa, Sylvia 157 Gammagc, Tim 157 Gar by, Dan 46, 53 Garcia. Cecelia 74, 73, 137 Garcia. Julien 216 Garcia, Monica 74, 216, 121, 137, 89 Gardener, Adrienne Gardener, lita 157, 76, 134 College City Cyclery 909 E. Lemon St. Sales - Service - Accessories 966-0842 9-5:30 M - Sat. 3 EfnjiE (Dfficz 616 MILL AVENUE TEMPE, ARIZONA 85281 EARL L. and GLADYS M. CARNAL 968-8621 968-8622 Senior Marion Wierht discusses a car purchase. DANA BROS. DODGE CHRYSLER 211 S. MILL AVE. Gardener, John 104 Gardener. Paul $5. 202. 66 Garduno, MAe 183 Garoutte, Sluwn 183, 119, 137 Garrett, lotcph 183 Garretlson, Betty 1S7, 141 Garndo. Robert 183 Garrido, Vincent 157 GjIIo, |oc (-hidel. Greg 216 Gauna, Guadalupe 202, 137 Gaupel. Am honey 216 Gay, Tom 157 Gchlefl, Clules 183. 192, 137 Georgudaki, Katia 131 Geranon, Scoll 157 Gerardo, Anina 216 Getirdo. Sieve Getken, Dale Cwmiinc, Ri turd 66. 202 Geymont, David 202 Giago. Ann 216 Giago, David 216 Gijgo. Madonna 183 Gibbs. Chris 183 Cibby, Daneil 216 Gibbonv, Mary 183, 38, 124. 130. 140, 228. 229 Gibyon, Coleen 216 Gibvon, Kathy 157, 31. 126. 127 Gieget, Kim 157, 141 Grdin, frcdrick Grggen, Scott 97 Gillespie, Joseph Gaily, Anthoney 25 Gilmart. Debbie 216. 89 Gilmore, Doric 202 Gladney, John 157 Gladney, Martha 157, 141 Glayy, Steven 202 Glenn, felicia 202, 134 Marty Colburn and Kelly Ashinhurst stop by Godfathers Pizza for a Heavy Pizza or Pizza Fiesta. GODFATHERS PIZZA 10th AND MILL McCLINTOCK AND GUADALUPE Glenn, Kari 216 Glick. Kathy 43. 103 Clupker, Diane Goalia, Eddie 66, 115, 117. 198. 202. 114 Goalia, Tore 157, 160. 114, 115, 109. 117, 124, 126, 127 Goldgehn, Marie Goldthwaite, lohn 118, 119 Goforth, Cheryl 216 Golivh, Gorgianna 216 Gome . Deanna 216 Gome , Mary Gome , Thefrvj 202 Gon ale , Martin 52, 118. 119. 128 Gon ale , Michael 202, 104 Gonzalez, Paul Gon aley, Richard Gon alez, Xavier 202 Gooch, Rick Gordon, Bruce 202 Gordon. John 158 Gordon, I aura 202. 89 Gorman, Dana 158 Govcler, Ken 153. 158, 69. 70, 128. 134 Gotchcr, Don 158, 128, 129 Gotty. linda 115. 52. 117 Goulden. Peggy 158, 115, 117, 141, 227 Craeber, Amy 216 Graeber, (oh 158 Graham, Deanna Graham. Kimel Grant, Danny Grantham, fred 67, 216, 63 Graybill, David 216 Greb. lohn 202. 122 Grcb. linda 184. 193. 133, 138 Green, Brian 184, 84, 85 Green, Kathy 158. 111. 121, 124 Greer, lane 158, 115. 116. 119. 138, 101. 100 Greer, Michael Gregory, Keith 66. 202. 78. 79 Grey ler. Cindy 184 Grey ler, Diana 216 Grier. David 216, 88 Gridin, Michael 216 Gridin. Scott 202, 130. 136 Grimaldi, Mike 202 Ctimmer, Chric 202. 122, 123 Grow, Mie 216. 106 Grow. Kathy 202 Groyy, Tom 184 Guerra, Scott 202 Gtiect, Janet 184 Goethe, Scott 202 Gugliclmo, frank 184 Guinouard, Phil 158, 128 Gonsch, Garth 61, 64, 202. 135. 82. 104 Gumcli, Greg 184. 64, 130. 135, 104 Cunych, Geriteen Guthrie, fva 202 Cuthrie, Jamoy 184. 130. 228 Guthrie, Jerri 216 Gutierrez. Anne 184 Cutierrez, Anobel Gwilliam, Carl 66 Mac lei. lica 202 Hackelt, Mie 158, 135 Markett, Pamela 202. 121, 139 Magendorf, Tomy Maggcryon. Becky 158, 121 Male, Burcham Male, Douglay Mall, Charley 216 IU1I. Chric 216. 91 Mall. Denive 184 IUII. (d 202 Mali. John 216 IUII. Kathy 158. 122. 123 IUII. Rid 158, 64 IUII, Robert Itakey, lira Mahey, Randy 202, 66 Mamm, Jeanmarie 184, 129 llamm, Tom 185. 64 lUmman, Richard Mammer, Todd 216, 104 lUmmond, Billy 216 llankc, Mike 202, 71, 119 Manna. Andy 184. 69. 70. 128 Manna, Cynthia 216, 90. 103 Manna, Kevin Manna. William 216 Mancon. Cheryl 138 lUncon. Kimberly 184. 120, 140 lUmcon, Marcia lUncon, Phylliy 216, 131 lUraughty, Ira 202, 82 Matgravev, Dale Harman, Michelle 216 Mar nor. Virginia 216, 130 Harper, Mary 217 Harper. Ruth 184, 75, 176, 130 Harrington, Brett Harrington. Kenneth 158 lUrriv, David 158 lUrric, John lUrriy, Kenneth 217 Harm, Marvhall 217, 72. 104 lUrric, Michael 185 Manic, Tom Marricon, Jamec 217, 122, 123 Hartwell, Bill 185, 227 Hartwell, Karen Mackell. Glenn 185. 134 Mackell, Richard 202 lUwkini. Kam 68, 217 lUwkiny, Terry 158. 119 Hawn, Thomav 217 lUwthorne. Brian 202, 87, 115, 132 Hawthorne. Gary 217, IIS, 116 Hay, John 159 May. Mark 185 lUyui, Coleman 202 Medberg, Jed 185 Medberg, Mark ISO. 159, 64 Medgec. Robert 185 Heebum. Lyle 202 Megarty, Christopher 67, 217 Hegel, Dan 66, 202, 119, 131 Meileman, Scott 66, 202 Heine, Rick 159 Meleniak. Jed 67, 217 Heleniak. Michael Helm, laura 217 Melphenctine, Thomas 185 Melton. Kelly 217 Henderson, George Hendrickson. Joe 67, 217, 104 Hendrix, Rudy 202 Henning, Tammy 203 Hensley. Jack 203 Henry, Kathryn 185 Henry, Steve 185, 137. 37 Herchet, Jim 68, 217, 120. 83 Hernandez. Guelin 203 llervey, James 203, 82 Hess, Donna 74, 217 Hesseltine, Gary 64 Hesscltine, Karen 203, 139 Mesteney, Glen Hewn, Carol 217, 123. 89 Meun, Gary 159, 122 Hewitt, Sarah 217 Hey. Daniel 217 Heywood, Karen 217. 113. 120 Heywood, Thomas 203 Hiatt, Robert 159 Hicks, Carol 185 Hicks. Dawn 159, 118, 119. 228 Hicbcrl. Paul 185. 62, 64. 85. 86, 128. 134, 135.88 Mien. Cindy 203, 113. 119 Mill, Bethina Mill, lerry 159. 174, 38. 125. 143 Mill. I arty 159, 125, 143 Hill. Nathan 217 Hdl. Peter 185, 24, 127. 137. 232 Hill, Theresa 185 Hill, Thomas 217, 102. 88 Hillman, Laurie 203 Hilton. Charley 159, 173, 128 Hilton, Tom 185. 128 Hillyard, Lynn 185, 34 Hinman, Janice 203, 54. 25, 122, 123, 231 Hinkston. Tammy 262 Avion. Tente chcock, Kathryn 1S9 Imatvon, Mike 185, 130 Imarvon, Renee 203 bbv, larry 159. 100 iker. Ann.i 159. 122 tker, Charles 185 dge . Michael 159, 122, 12J dgev. Michelle 203. 122. 123 dvon, Toni 185, 125 eborn, Melanie 217 eldel, Pamela Ifmin, Eugene den, Tammy 203, 103 guin, Mark 203 guin. Shorty 159 I dad. Robin 185, 124 ley. I oug 217 loway, Jeff 203. 128, 135 ©well, lody 217 tfrerkh, Mike 203, 87. 102 k,v Benny 185 v, Yvclle 217, 138 ver, Karin 185, 124 tkinv. Char lev 147, 160. 167, 64. 21. 147 mell, Tracy n. Suvan 185, 74, 190 ne, larry 185 valh, Joe 185 •cy. Daniel 38. 217, 88 •ey, Richard 217, 91, 97 vard, Sharon 203 vard, Valerie 160 le. Clay 160, 122, 123 le. Fred 160, 122, 123 1. Chriv 203 I. John 203, 100 I. |im 185 tbard, Roger 165, 130 tbard. Tammy I, Sherri Iman, Carol 185 ;hev, Charlene 160. 133 vter, Ed ley, Brenda 217 chinv, liz 160, 129, 141 le. Jennifer 203 ion, |ohn 203 linto, Mike 186. 64. 32.69. 118. 119. 128 Ifer, Mark 186. 69, 71. 128, 104 .hiia. Dave 217. 83 .hita, Diane 186. 73 enco, Alexanrler 217, 72 lor a, Gerardo 22 i. Imda 217 II. Stephanie 160, 74, 73. 89 von, Cale von. Gleen 217, 76. 77 ■b. Dwayne 217 |ucv. Yvette 186 ;er, Janean 74, 203, 30, 140 :er, Keith 186. 71, 104 •I, Tammie 203. 115, 117 ev. Darrell 67, 217. 83 ev. Dee Anne ev. Hr 66. 203, 82. 105 non. Dale 160 non. Nancte 203 ■v. )oni 203 owvki, David 186. 97. 92 owvki, Elr aheth 217, 138. 229 . Robert 217 lev. IIobi 217 kcv. Kellie 186 ins, Terry 147. 160. 118. 119, 128. 100. 17 rette, Cheryl 218 retie, lack 203 nngv, Keith 218 en, Glen 218 en. Ken 186 erger, Andy 203, 115, 210. 117, 102 erger, Julie 160. 129, 139 •n. lean 186. 121. 106 •n. lurlrth 186. 39 � p. Anthony 203 Jewell, Wendall 160. 118, 119 Jickevv, Guv Ikkcvv, laurie Jimenez. Alke 160 limcnez, Vicky 160. 107. 106 lohannven, Heidi 203, 76, 33 lohnvon, Bradley 218, 83 lohnvon. Greta 186, 73. 103 lohnvon, lamev 218 lohnvon. leflrey 289, 88 lohnvon, Randall lohnvon. Regan 218 lohnvon, Roxanne 203 lohnvon, Sherri 161 lohnvon, Sheryl 161. 103 lohnvon. Suvan 186, 120, 130, 137 lohnvon, Tamara 203 lohnvon, Tim 203, 115. 117 lohnvton, Michelle lohnvton, Stephen 203 lolly, lelf 161. 64, 128. 135 lonev, Carolyn 161 lonev, Leah 218, 40 lonev, Mark 186 lonev. Rhonda 186 lonev. Thereva 203 Iordan, Chriv 218 Iordan, Mitchell 161. 128 ludd, Chriv 218,67 Judd, lamev 161 Jumbo, Prtvcilla lunion, Benjamin 216, 122, 123 (union, laurie 186 lunion, Steve 161, 122 Kaab. Mark 218, 72 Kaiver, lamev 218 Kaher. Mike 186 Kaminvky, lamev 66. 203 Kaminvky, Roxanne 218 Kaney, Barbara 186 Kaney, Sharon 218 Kao. Franccv 90. 218. 96 Karcotcv, Tula 161 Kav, Irancev 137 Kavitch, Vmcent 203 Kavrtan, Sylvia Katzenbergcr, William Kaukol, Robert 186. 84. 86 Keck, lynn 141 Kehnc, Ann 203 Keller. Chriv 186, 115, 116, 51. 53. 118, 130 Kelley. Duane 218, 120 Kempton, Annette 161 Kempton, Lucrecia 203, 117 Kemp. Roland 186, 122, 123 Kendall, liva 218 Kendall. Mark 187. 109, 130. 228 Kendall. William 187 Kenmore, Neal 161. 134, 234 Kenmore, Nina 187, 75, 134, 103 Kenny, Neal 161 Kentera. Mark 187, 122, 123 Kcntera. Mike 161. 64. 122. 123 Keough, Steve 203 Kornv. Dan 203 Khamiv, Kelly 204 Kibbey, Suvan 187 Killebrew, leanne 218 Kinder, Laura King. Aaron 87 King lulie 187, 76 King, Kmzetta 187, 136, 139 Kinvley. Mary-lrene 218 Kirby. Matgarat 187 Kirby. Mike 216. 88 Kirchner, Richard 218 Kivvam. Major 119 Kittock, lynn 204 Kilte, Kathy 138 Kittv, Bunme 218 Klatt, lanora 187. 89 Klatt. laroy 204. 66. 177, 82 Klatt, lamark 204, 66 Kloock. Merman 187 Klovterman, Fred 187 Kinder man, Tom 67, 218 Kmelmg. Anna 161. 20. 45. 48. 112, 145 Knight, Dwayne 161, 134 Knox. Cindy 204, 115, 116, 73. 89 Knutvon, Kevin 187 Kobotd, Doreen 212. 218 Koelzer, Michael Kohler, lori 204, 120, 138 Kokaliarev, Tom 64. 218 Konomov, lamev 218 Kortvcn, Russell 204 Kovtelaz, George 187, 64 Kovtelaz, John 187 Kowalchuk. Lynda 187. 75. 95 Kranker, Karen 187 Krcjcik, Mary 161. 141 Kretvch, Kamey 204 Krinvley. leanne 204 Krinvley, Karen 161 Kroeve, Cheryl 162, 141 Kroncmgold, Krivte 218. 122, 123 Kuhl. David 204, 135. 138 Kumar, Senthil 162, 13S Kush, Damian 187 Kuvh, Denmv 162. 119 Kwiatkowvki, Shari 187, 73 lafontain, Michael 162, 88 I af ranee, Michael lahech, Robert 187 lamb, Christy 162, 120 lamb. Curtis 218, 67. Ill, 102 lambert, Eva 218 lamberis, Rkhard 162, 231 lamprey. Debra 187, 76. 122, 123, 89 landers, levlie landb, Terl 187. 124, 133 landolt, Patricia 187 landry, Michael lane, lori 204, 140 langford. Jerry 162 langille, Karin 218, 106 langloiv, lev lanior. Rkhard 162 lanier. Sharon laninga, Kathy 188 laninga, lucinda 218, 212 laninga, Margie 162, 143 lanvbcrry, William 204, 71 lappin, Bev 188, 119, 132 I at von. Sandra 188. 38. 133 lavviter. Cheri 204, 120 lavoy, Mark 162 lavoy, MeBvva 218 I aw von. Michael 204 layton. Willis 218, 67 leach, John Leahy, |im learn. Debbie 204. 25. 122. 123 lee. Cheryl 107, 106 lee. Cindy 204, 120 lee, Clearthur 188, 40. 46 lee. Galen 204. 119 leibold. Frank 162 lemtcox, Marie 218. 224, 47, 113 lemicux. Tore 188, 85 I ennon, George 204 ten non, Guy 162 levter, Christina 218 letz, April 188 lev an. David 67, 218 levy. John 162. 128, 129, 81. 79 levy. Monica 74. 204 lewis, Cheryl 218 lewis, Douglas 204, 71, 128 lewis, |ohn 66. 204. 104 lewis, Karen 162 lewis. Phil 188 lewis, Suvan 204, 120 lewis. Wendall 188. 40 liddile. Dorothy 218, 136 liddile, Gregory 66 liedtke, Mark lighthill, Johnathan 163. 64, 135 limon. |ohn 188, 184, 88 lindvay. Howell 204. 131 lindbloom, Steven 204 lindvtrom, idward 188. 132 lindvtrom, Jimmy 204 lines. Rhonda link, lynn 218 Lippincott, Loretta 119 livboa, loege 22 little. Imda 163 Littlefield, laura 219. 140 lloyd, Tina 219, 106 I ocher, Kim 188, 89. 106 I ocher, Rkhard 188, 97 long. Thanh 204 longhi, |elf loos. Shelley 188 lopez, lucio 163 lopez, Richard 163, 88 lopiano. liva 204. 76. 120 lovee, Lonnie 66, 204 lowder, Kimberly 204 loyd, Arnel 204. 113, 120 loyd, Ty 163 Lucas, Barry 188, 61. 62. 64, 47, 187, 109. 128, 13S, 104 Lucas, Rkh 219 lucav, Robert logo, oe 204 lugo. Henry 163 luna, Carolyn 204 luna, |am� e 219 lundr. Juli 219, 90 lucvdi, Ruth 204 I uni, Chad 163 I tint. Date 68. 219, 83 lupinacei, Alvaro lupinacei. Rollert 188 tyday. Ronald 204. 90 lyman, Edwin lynch, Karen 188 lynch, Kimberly Lynch, larry Lyons, Michelle 204 Lyons, Patrkia 204 Lyons, Penny Lyons, Randy 163 lyonv, Sheila 163 lytle. Kevin 163. 64. 135 lytle. loccne 204 Maas, loo 188 Mac Arthur, lynn Mack. Tavha 204, 206, 121 Maclean, Martin 219 Maday. Chris 204 Maday. Mary 8elh 219, 25 Maddux, lohn 50. 137 Madrvon, Jennifer 219, 224 Madtvon, Robert Madsen, Dana 219, 120 Maerling Dorothy 163, 24, 141 Mahon. John 83 Mahoney. Cheryl 188, 138 Mahoney, Patti 219 Mahoney. Diane 205 Magitl. Jerrery 205 Maki. Hans 205 Makrai, John Malingak, Jo 163 Mandt, Randy 163, 64 Mandt, Pamala 205, 113 Mann. Julie 188, 110. 111. 121, 124, 138 Marcus. Alison 219. 90 Marlow, Joe Marquardt, Kathy 163, 115, 116, 125. 126, 129, 138 Marquardt. Mark 205, 114, 115, 117. 138 Marquez, Angela Marquez. Maty 164, 141, 232 Marquca, Thomas Martin, Anthony 219 Martin, Betty 188, 133, 103 Martin, Dolly 164 Martin, Ernest 219 Martin. Karen 188, 118, 119. 138 Martin, MAe 219 Martin, Rkhard Martin, Rkky 205 Martin. Robyn 189. 120. 129, 131, 137, 138, 229 Martindale, Brenda 219 Martindale, Kalene 189 Martindale. Marie P. 164, 139. 125. 139 263 Mm lino , Armando 189 McClendon, Stacey 189 Mencz, Molly 219 Moe, Laurie 190, 176 Marline , Anhui 189, 88 McCullough, Mickey Mendez, Raul 189, 176 Mollere, Broderick 205, 120 MMlinc , Cabreil McDonald, Clyde 67, 219, 88 Mendez, Ronald 205 Moloney. Jicque 165, 125, 129 Marline , Hector 205, 200. 198 McDonald, Leigh 205 Men e, Joy Moloney, Kelley 205, 120 Marline , Homy 164 McDonald, Mall Merchant, Sandra 165, 141 Monohan, Karen 165 MMline , Laura McDonough, Terry 164 Mesburgen, Kathy 165, 167. 76, 21. 110, 111, Montanez, Maria Marline , lisa 164, 43, 30, 20, 57, 110, 111, McGalliard, Heather 219 129 Montanez, Mark 165, 64, 62, 134 129 McGill, Creg 68, 219, 212, 88 Messer, Steven Monyon, Kathy 205 MMline , Lorraine 164 McClolhlm, Tina 164, 110, 111 Messmer, David 29, 115, 117 Monyon, Tim 16S, 126, 127 MMline , Mark 204, 205 McHenry, Bert Meszarios, Alan 189 Monlane , |ohn 66, 205 Marline , Martha 189 McKeehan, Tony Meiteer, Susan 189 Monte, Deborah 220 MMline , Michael 71, 72, 104 McKorsic, Joseph 189, 28, 130, 138 Meyer, Bradley 190, 131, 92, 93 Moon, Hee 190 MMline , Nancy 219 McKcrsie, Sucan 219 Michel, Lynn 190 Moore, Barbara 190, 75, 33, 129, 94 MMline , Paige 205, 198 McKinley, Laura Miklos. Bruce Moore, Dorman Martinez, Pairkia 189 McKinley, Stephen Millaney, John 64 Moorhouye, Ana Martinez, Raul 205 McKivergan, Shelly 164 Millee, Michelle 219 Moorhouye, lames Marline , Sandra McLain, Jim Miller. Amy 190 Morales, Steve 165, 64 Macon. Donna 189, 140 McLain, Karen 189, 74 Miller, 8ruce 205, 87, 131 Morris, Janet Macon, Jeffery 219, 140 McLain, Michelle Miller, Barbara 20S Morris, John 165, 92, 93 Macon, Jim McLain, Tim Miller. Dana Morrison, |oe 60. 61. 63, 64. 85 Macon, Loretta 205 Mclarney, Damian Miller, Gregory 165 Morrison, Kenneth 205 Maccey, Jeff 37 Mclaws, May lone Miller, Jamie 219 Morrison, Phillip 190 Mathocon. Alan 65, 205, 66, 87 McMurray, Darlene 164 Miller, Kathy 219, 14 Mortensen, Randy 165, 172, 135. 60. 61, 64 Mathn, Donald 20S Me Mur ray, Joseph Miller, Kathleen 190 128 Malthowc, Victor 68. 219, 88 McNabb, Debbie 205 Miller, Kimberly 190, 121, 129, 130, 131. 137, Morton, Craig 165, 104 Maiuc, Mario McNcal, Rosalind 219 138, 229 Moudakis, Thomas 205 Maiuc, Rebecca McPeek, John Miller, Lynda 190 Moulton, Doug 20S Mayorga, Veronica 205, 109, 113 McShane, Bernard 205 Miller, Maureen 219 Mounts, William 190 Mayr, lica 164, 141 Meadow, lawerence 219 Miller, Robert Moya, Pam 16S Me Alee. Aaron 219 Mcch, Mark 189 Milne, Bruce 67, 219 Moya, Tim McAtec, Alina 189, 115, 116, 118, 106 Meehan, Kathy 189 Milton, Arlene 205, 73, 12, 89 Mullen, Jim 67. 220. 122, 123, 231 McAtee, Chrh 20S Meekstroth, Mark Minnifield, Rovali 190 Mullen, Lori McBride, Barry 189 Meeks, Barry 189 Minniti, Karen 205, 198 Munkachy, Dean 165, 28, 129 McCabe. Broil 205 Meeks, Tan a 205 Minor, Mary 190 Munn, Carol 190 McCabe. Ricky 219 Mejia.Lupc 164, 28 Miranda. Barbara 220 Murch, Stephan 205 McCaie, leff 189 Mejea, Marcia 205 Miranda, Chriyiina 190 Musa, Anthony McCaie, Theresa 164 Mejia, Marilou 165 Mlyh, Jennifer 126, 127 Myers, Danny McCantc, Robert 219, 120 Meier, |ohn 189, 69, 70, 71 Mitchell, Matthew 72, 104 Myers, Jeffery 206 McCanlc, Tina 205, 120 Melvin, Daryl 67, 219 Mitchell, Shelly 190 Myers, Jerry 166 McCarl, Micluel 219 Melvin, Dawn 232 Mitchell, Suvan 220 Myers, Joe 190, 134 McCauley, Marlin 205, 132 Mendenhall, Kim 219 Mock, Lori 205 Myers, Leslie McCaw.Scoli 164 Mendenhall, Michael 205 Moe, Craig 58,212, 220, 88, 104 Myers. Michael 190 delta diversified enterprises me 264 Painter, Scott 191, 134 Palmer, Mary Pangrazi. Charles 206. 69, 70. 128, 10« Paolucci, Cindy 206, 36 Paolucci, Sherri 179, 191 Pappat, Pete 206 Pardini. Ron ). 166, 128 Parent. Daniel 220 Parent, Edward 191 Parent, Tim Parkhurst. Sharon 212, 220 Parrish. Patricia 74. 220 Par ton, Kim 167 Partridge. Dale 191 Povcoc. April 191 Pascoe, Eileen 220 Patkowitz.Glenn 191 Patt. Denise Patten. Marc 167, 27. 69. 70. 128, 134, 129. UJ. 104 Patten. Robin 206, 74, 132 Patterson, Janette 191, 121 Patterson. Kenneth 220. 115. 114. 38. 116 Patterson. Becca 167. 169. 76, 118. 119 PaulKh, lynn 206 Paulven, Linda 167, 127 Payliamo, Eugene Peabody. Ruth 167 Pearce, Ph.l 191, 134, 92 Peck. Joe 206 Peck, Marcy 191, 112 Pentcrman, Christine Pentcrman, Loire 206 Peplow, Edward 206 Peralta. Carrie 206, 198. 73 Perrin, Mark 68. 220 Perrin. Michael 220, 117 Perry. Cindy 191. 122, 123 Perry, Vicki 191 Perryman, David 206 Per ton. Gene Pechall, Charne 167 Petcrtchmidt, Wiliam 133 Peterton, Annette 167, 129 Petcrton, Doug 191, 88 Peterton. Mark 68, 220. 88 Peterton, Mary 191. 115. 178. S2. 73 Petiotck, Chrittine 191 Petrocco, Anthony 220 Petlid, Cathie Pewe, Elizabeth 206. 228 Pham. Dat Mahn 191 Phill.pt. Billie 191 Phill.pt, Cindy 167 Phill.pt. Randy 164. 167, 62. 64. 43. 122. 123 Pan. Donald 192, 176, 132 Pickent, |ohn Pico. Robin 167 Picone, David 167, 35 Pic one, Michael 192 Pierce. Debra 220 Pierce, Shawnee 167, 174, 124. 125. 127 Pierton, Jane 167. 141 Pickard. Amy 167. 141, 233 Pmder, Pamm 206 Pittard. Iita 206. 113 Plath. Andrea 167. 115. 117 Plath. Robert 206 Plunkett. Michael Pogue. Bobby 206. 87 Pogue. Rebecca 220 Pollard. Sutan Pollard, Michael Poole. Angela 220. 106 Poore. John 192 Popp. Ted Porter. David 206 Porter. Iita 111 Potter. Nathan 206. 66 Pottoll. Suzanne 192, 111 Pout. Dana 220 Poulot. Dane Poulot. Maran 168. 141 Powell. Janet 192. 12S Powell. Robert 168 Powell. Robin 141 Price. Linda 168. IIS. 117. 139 Price. Shawnda Proudfoot, Julie 206. 199, 115. 116. 73 Puerta. Margie 168. 34. 119. 129. 130. 137. 133 Puerta. Rotemarie 192, 120. 130. 137 Purcell, linda Putnam, Kathcryn Pytiamo, Gene 206 Quinn. Bran 192. 64. 128. 228. 88 Quint, Jell Todd Quintero, tarry 192 Radford, Sahnnon 64, 192. 135. 79 Rader. Becky 168. 226 Raiford. Jerry 192 Ramirez, GlorU 220 Ramirez, Ramon 168 Ramirez. Rolando 192 Ramtey, Nancy 220, 212, 96 Ramtdell, Michael Ratmutt. David 220 Randall. Carm 206 Randolph. Rodney 192 Ratmutten. David 132, 97. 92 Ratcliff. Alta 192, 130. 140 Ratcliff. Thomat 220. 135 Ratliff. Mike 192 Rauthenbuth, Carla Ray. Wanda 168 Redding, Scott 220 Redlm. Tracy 168 Reeves. Chris Reeves, lisa 206 Reeves. Mildred 206 Reid. Cindy 207. 203 Rega, Rotten Regian, Tamra 192 Remig, Karen 74, 220. 89 Reinig. Neal 192 Relf. Bruce 207. 198. 211. 66. 87. 136 Renfrow. Sharlene 220 Renn, lube 207. Ill Renner. Suzanne 192. 118, 119. 138 Resavy, Mark 132 RetzUff. Julie Reuter, Christine 207, 121 Reuther. Scott 68. 221 Rcutnngcr. Beth 141 Rice. Bill J. 207 Richards. Pennyc 221 Richard, Ryan Richards. Jeffery 192. 131. 138 Richardson. Joyce 207, 211. 198, 47, 76. 109, 12S, 129 Richardson, Kelly 140 Richardson. John Richardson, Marlene 192, 176, 119 Richardson, Miriam 168, 109, 111, 119. 129 Richardson, Rauna 221, 120 Rko. Tom 170 Rieck, Mark 207 Riffle. David 168, 171, IIS, 89, 27, 116, 127 Rifkin, Adam 207 Rilkin, Zia 207 Riggs. Jeffery 207. 120 Riggs. Mike 168 Rimer. William 192 Rincon, Brent 207 Riordan, Mike 221 Ring. Richard 192 Rivera. Paul 192. 114, 115, 116. 118 Rivera, Suzie 207 Rispoli, Dave 221 Ritchie, Jennifer 221 Roarty, Cathy 89 Robberts, John 207 Robberts. Thomas 221 Robbins. Jeffery 192. 92. 93 Robbins, loci 221, 89 Roberts, Jeff Roberts. Todd 193 Robison. Susan 168 Robinson. Ted 207 Robinson, Teresa 207 Robson. Catherine 193, 120 Rockwood, Corinnes 168, SO Rocz. Bill 168 Rodgers. Carla 207 Rodgers. David A. 221. 88 Rodgers, David P. 221 Rodgers, lisa 207 Rodriguez, Alfonso 221, 83 Rodriguez. Antonia 207.79 Rodriguez. Erank 79, 80 Rodriguez. Maria 207 Rodriguez. Mark 40 Rogers. Heather 193, 120 Rogers, leahi Rogers, Mark 193 Rogers, Owen 207 Rogers. Stephen Rohde. Randy 1SS. 168. 120. 136. 130 Royts. Debra A W DRIVE INN 1205 E. APACHE BLVD. 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Dawn 193 Schiller, Debra 207 Schliv, Mark 193, 122, 123 Schlotthauer, trie 170 Schlotthauer, larva 194, 119 Schlotthauer, lena 194, 119 Schmidt, Charles 221 Schmidt, loriann 207 Schneller, Jean 221 Schoenfeld, Marty 194 Schoenfeld, Mike 194 Schuck, Chrivtine Schuk, Jerry 221 Schuet e, Susan 207 Schultz, lisa 194 Schumann, Cathy 11S, 117 Scofield, Pat 170, 118. 119 Scopcllitc, Dino Scopcllitc, John 194 Scott, Clay 194, 122 Scott, Debra Scott, Pam 170 Scott. Kelly 221, 122, 123 Scott, Shelly 122. 123 Scott. Debbie 194 Scott, Harold Scott, John 194 Scott, Dona 221 Schwcmm, Dcctta 221 Schwemm, Jamev 221 Scow. Bradley 170, 119 Scow. Jennifer 170, 76. 118, 36, 52 Scow, Kimberly 194. 112, 119 Scow. Sharon 147. 1S7. 170, 44. 132. 56. 109. 112, 118. 119, 129, 132, 134 Sears, Monique 207 SeRO, Chenl SeRO, Terry SeRerson, Scott 222, 83 Segerstrom, Sandra 222 Seller, Irin Seller, Kim 194, 119, 120. 129 Sellers, Jeffery 170, 61. 64, 21 Sellers, |ocy IIS, 116. 118 Sells. Charlene 207 Sells. Robin 120 Serapiglu, Ann 208. 203, 121 Serapiglu, Mike 67, 222 Sewell, Audrey Shafer, Melonie 208. 207 Shaffer. Corrinc 194 Shaffer. Son 208 Shannon, Linda 208 Shannon, Pat Sharp, Karen 170 Shea, John 208 Shea, Susan 194, 124, 125 Shea, William 71. 128 Shaw, Shrivtine 222 Shearer, lisa Shelley. John 170, 128 Shelley. Joe 66. 208 Sheppard. Gary 66. 208. 87. 104 Sherman, Gina 170, 30, 45, 230 Shiroy, Ralph Shirley, Joy Shirk. David 208 Shockley, Mark 194. 40. 180, 128, 130 Short, Brian 170 Short, flaine Short. John Shurev, Dennie 170 Sicckmon, Frank 222 Simburgcr, Linda 194 Simons, Mark Simon, CraiR 170 Simmons. Teresa 222 Simpson, Anita 194 Simpson, Kevin Simpson, lisa 208, 120 Simpson, lonnie Simpson, Rene 194 Simpson, Stephen Sims. Anne 222 Sims, Paul 194 Sinclair. Dianne 7S. 176. 194. 134 Sippel, Gregory 208, 87 Sippel, Jeffery 222, 100 Sischo. Deanna 208. 198 Slack. Curtis Sloan, Sean Slovitvky, Jane 170, 141 Slyder. Amy 208. 138 Smart, Barry 170, IIS. 116, 118 Smith, Anne 170, 141, 227 Smith, Carl Smith. Debbie 208. 132 Smith, Donna 194 Smith. David 208 Smith. Daniel 171, 64. 128. 104. 105 Smith, Heather 208, 132 Smith. Holly 194. 132 Smith, James 208, 100 Smith. Kirsten 208. 131 Smith, lowerence Smith, I inda 194 Smith, Margery 208 Smith, Mark B. 171 Smith. Mark | 171. 41. 69. 70. 104. 12S. 1 Smith, Melody 208 Smith. Michelle 222 Smith. Mike 222 Smith, Monte Smith. Patricia 171. 75. 134, 141, 146. 2J3, 94 Smith, Shawn 208 Smith. Stacey 208 Smith. Sarah 222. 76, 138 Smith. Thane 194. 119 Smith. Thomas 194 Smith, Vicki 194 Smoot v. Tom 171 Smyth, Robert 66. 208. 87. 132. 102 Smyth, Sherri 222, 90. 140 Snedrgar. John 66. 206. 87 Snedrgar, Terry 67, 222 Sneed, Bobbie Sneed. Darryl 171. 60. 16. 64. 44. 80 Sneed, lames 208 Snyder. Jeffery Sobieski, Bill 171 Sobieski. Michael 66. 208 Soffel, Mark 171, 62, 64. 122, 123. 135 Soffel, Pamela 194 Solberg, Linda 171 Sorensen. Jandl 74, 194, 140. 89 Sou a. Scott 64. 222. 68 Souer, Don 222 Sparks. Gregory 22, 83 Spaulding, Russell Spaulding. Reed 194. 32. 126. 127 Spear, Christine 40. 208 Spear. K.m 194. 228 Soerstad. trk 147. 166. 171. 109. 147 Spcth, Nanette 171, 130 Spcth, Nelson 222, 130. 104 Spicer. Michelle 195. 40, 121, 125. 133. 1 Spigelmire. loci 171, 110. 111. 121 Spinosa, John 171, 88 Spires. Charles Spomer. Carol 208. 115. 200. 76. 116. 53. Sprague. Cindy 195 Stadden, Dani 195, 76, 112 Slackback. James 195, 134 Stackbake. Ronald 171, 134 Standage, lori 22 Stanfield, Tammt Steffick. lee 195 Stieb, John 72 Steib, louise 195 Steingcobo. Mark Steinke, Dale 208 Stemmet , Katherine 212. 222. 26 Steinmet . Scott 222. 88 Stephens. |ohn 147. 151. 88. 171. 48. 12f Stephenson, Imily 195. 139 STephcnson. lynne 171, 131 Stevens. Terry 195. 122, 123 Stewart. Charles 19S Stewart, Glen Stewart. Jdl 208. 123 Stewart, Jodi Stewart. Julie 19S. 42. 38. 114. 115, 116. Stewart. Susie 208 Stine. Melinda 195, 133 Stine. Ann 234 Stine, Melissa Stonoff, Katruva 195. 123 Stonoll. lenore 222. 90. 117. 140. 89 19 W. Broadway, Tempe 2812 E. Thomas Rd. Phone 967-2192 Phone 956-9481 Steve Fuehrer Phone 272-9597 Phone 243-4374 4097 W. Indian School Rd. 4813 S. Central Ave. XJI. Carol 208, % ui. Janice 195, 122, 95, 94 ador. Hiy.in 19S it. Mif hdlc 208 «m, Patricia 222. 107. 106 ingfellow, Katherine 222 iBcr, Robo 11 195 on, Kathleen 195 Sullivan, Cludm 222 Irvan, Stephen 195 implf, Suun 172, 75. 139, 103 imp, Djvid 208 ert. Sherri 208, 122. 123 'aio, Michelle 208 nmm, Ruth 208 livan, Cindy 172 ak. David 195, 87. 104 an, Carol 195. 140 onion. Domu 172, 125, 126 unmet. Tilda 172 nto, Silvia 208. 140 na, Cathy kett. Ion 222 n. Jane 195, 124, 140 atu, Jell 222 lor. Jamet 195 lor. Julie 208, 73 lor. Kaye 222. 76 lor. Mary 172, 74, 73. 123 lor. Roberta 195. 117. 75. 89 lor. Stephen 208 lor. Todd 195. 64. 135 von, Judith 222 gue. linda 172, 141 I. Kathy 195 pies, Chanice vpler. Mark 209. 131. 135 tte. Tim 195 net. laura 195, 47, 183. 176, 109, 112, 124 net. linda 222, 113 mat. Chrit 147. 172. 69. 70. 71. 124. 125, 18, 129. 134 nut. Dune 172 nut. Cary 209 nut. Jamet 222, 91 mat. Jell 195 mat, larry mat. lita 222. 74. 106 mat. Kenneth 209 ma. Patricia 21, 56, 109. 112, 113, 144, 147 mat. Ronald moton. Jam 222, 130 moton. Join 222, 130 mpton, Angel ntpton, Cheryl 195 mpton, Chettor npton, Dina 222 itpton, Karen npton. Kritti 141 npton, lloyd npton. luortn 209. 120, 136 npton, Mike npton. Shelra 209. 139 npton, Tereta 195. 176 nhill, Kirk 172. 133. 234 nock, Hyrum no k, William nton. Tom 209, 102 ft!. Anna 209 ey. Mary 222. 132. 103 it. Matt 209 n. Ruth 172, 159, 147. 129 I. Tracy 195. 28. 23. 50. 51 i. Terry 196. 122. 123 y. Greg 196. 176. 133 urn, Cindy 209 urn. Tereta 222. 121 •t. Anna ■ry. Heather e. Jamet ttervd, Carl 209 «tend, ili otieth 223 item). Mte 196 ttend, Mike 223 met!, Joey mell. Roberta 1% Ann 209. 89 lloa 172, 121 Tran. Quoc 172, 32, 127. 100, 101 Traynor, Benjamin 223 Traynor. Tim 115, 34. 1%, 118. 116. 104, 105 Trent, Brad 223 Trotell, Keith 209 Troy. Holly 209. 89 True. Holly 223, 90. 234, 96 Truetdell. Mike Trujillo, ten Trumbauer, Trudy 173, 147, 141 Tuepker, Chrit Tuniton. Cherlyn 173 Tunny. Diane 173 Turley, Terry 209 Turley, Thomat 1% Turner. Joel 114. 115. 1%. 117. 42. 118. 124 Turner, Melvin 173, 59, 60. 42. 64, 78 Turner, Sherry 41. 209, 138 Tyler. Douglas 1%, 228 Tyler. Jay 173 Tyut. Donna 223 Ulrich, Joann 209 Ulrich, Richard 196. 82 Unruh, Albert 173 Urtchel. Debbie 173, 124, 125 Urschel, Rick 223 Uttery. Harold 68. 104. 212. 223. 47. 117. 109 Valenzuela, Jimmy Valenzuela, Rotean 223 Valle nan, lulunn 76. 77. 1%. 139. 106 Vallone. Chalet 223. 67 Vallonc, Suzette 74, 196, 73, 106 Valpey. Henry 223 Vance, lellery 209 Vandevegaet. Sherri 173, 89 Vantickle. Ruttell 223 Vonwey, Tina 298. 209. 121, 89 Vanway, Trita 209 Vatquez, Ipifanio 173 Votquez, Tammy 209 Varela. Diana 223. 117. 73 Vargat. Dora 223 Votil, Paul 223 Vega. Andrew. 115, 196. 117 Vega. Richard 223 Vega. Robert 223. 88 Vernoon, Jacob Verweite, Bruce 1%. 134 Vick, Suun Vickers, Cathy 196 Vidal, Roulie 209 Vigileot. Ingrid Vigileot, Jamet Villa, Dolotet Villa, Geraldine 3S Villa. Mario VitU, Steve 209 Villa. Terri Ville la. Rote 173 Vogelung. Aliton 209. 198. 230 Vogelsang. Suun 173. 124. 125. 106 Vollmert. Donna 223 Vollmert, Ralph 196 Vong, Cou Woe lawik, Debra 197. 140 Woclowik, Mark 68. 223. 88. 140 Wadtworth. Christine 41. 209. 198. 89 Waggner, Iric 68. 83 Wagner. Chrit 29. 197 Wagner, Phil 132 Waldeck, Gregory 1%. 104 Walden. Michelle 1% Walker. Stephen 209 Walker. Tina Wallace. Dune 223 Wallace. Don 68. 223 Wallace. Steven 173 Wallen, ink 66. 209. 82 Wallen. Todd 223. 72. 88. 102 Walters. Jim Wolthcrt. Freddie 1% Ware. Gregory 223. 122. 123. 136 Ward. Davtd 196 Ward, Jonset Ward. Juanita Warren. Brett 196. 122, 123 Warren. John 104 Wat ton. Janet 173 Wotton. Michael 223 Waters. Chris 209, 198. 47. 109 Watkins, (lizabeth 173 Watkins. Jane 1% Watkins. June 1% Watson, Derek 196. 122 Watson, Julie 223 Watson. Jell 209 Woymire, Mike 223, 88 Wearne, Suun 76. 77, 196. 176. 52. 119, 129 Wear no, Michael 65, 209. 66. 104 Weaver, Cheryl 196 Weaver, dory I. 147, 149. 173, 132, 125 Webb, linda 173 Wegener, David 223 Wegener, Douglas 196 Wegener. Phillip 209 Weick. Jill 196 Wekt, Robert 223 Weingortncr. lari 174 Weitl, Jolane 209, 138 Welker. David 196 Wells, Dale 223 WelltiJiane 209 Wellt, Katherine 197 Welsh. Pamela 223 Welz. Ann 197, 138. 95 Welz. Mary 209. 198. 103 Wenning. David 197 Wertzbaugher. Stephen 197, 115, 117. 138 West, Brian 197 West. Cheryl 209 West. Cynthia 197 West. Gerald 67. 223. 88. 104 West. Gregory 197 West, Kimberly 209 West, Mona West. Wendy 174 West (all, Anne Marie 74, 212, 223 West Jail, Don 162. 174. 64. 132. 135. 146 Weston. Phillip Wheaton, Laura 223, 139 Whelan. Peggy Whilacre, Atdala 209. 117 Whitcomb. Brenda 197 White, Denise White. Ken 174. 116. 115, 118 Whittaker. Carla 197 Wiehrdl, Marion Zoe 149. 132, 174 Wilcov. Debbie 174 Wilco . Polly 174. 118. 119. 133 Wilder. Brenda 174, 141 Wilder. Polly 209 Willey. Donald 34, 197 Williams, Glen Williams, Cregory 197 Williams, Janice 210 Williams, Jimmy 68, 223, 83. 104 Willums. Nancy 210, 138 Willums. Phillips 174, 114, 115, 116. 129 Willums. Suun 197 Willums. Wenola 197. 136 Williamson, Mary 147, 174 Williams, liu 223 Willis, CynthU 210 Wilton. Annie 210. 136 Wilson, Charles Wilson. Joe 174. 24 Winkle, Patricia 46. 197, 53. 122. 123 Winter. Debra 174, 141 Winters. Keith 122 Winter. Ronald 174 Wne. Sharon 197. 137 Witting, Joteph 223 Withgott, Jamet 174 Withgott, Rene Witcombe, Thomat 197 Wolle. Rodney 197 Wolte, Sonya 197 Wolle. Rachel 210 Wooley, Kennth 210 Wolters, Mike 175 Womble, Aaron 197 Wood. Charlene Wood. Chalet 197. 191 Wood. John 63, 64. 197, 128. 191. 104. 135 Woodall. Laurie 197 Woodting, Alan 67, 223 Woodward, Gary 223 Woodward. Jaque 175, IIS, 117 Wootton. I ha 149, 175, 141 Wot he heck, (lizabeth 210, 139 Worrvcheck. Mark 197 Work, Sarha 223, 76 Wright. Mary 175. 141 Wright. Robm Wright. Sandra 210, 121 Wright. William Yanez, Henry 66. 210. 104 Yarot, liu 197 Yates. Michael 223 barra. Steven 68, 223, 88, Yeater, Amy 223, 76, 138 Yeater, Eric 197, 32. 120, 127, 137. 138 Yerton. larry 210, 102 Vordy. Rita 210 Young, Benjamin 175, 124 Young. Karen 224. 76, 89 Young. Kathleen 224. 73 Young. Kenneth 224 Young, linda 175. 133. 232 Young, William Younger. Carrie 74, 210 Younger. Darrin 224, 91 Yourhl. Cynthia 197 Yragui. Mark 175 Yue. Edward 67, 212, 224, 109. 83 Yue, Michelle 210 Zavala, Alice 175, 141 Zavala. Johnny 210. 137 Zeigler. David 175. 133 Zeigler. Mark 197 Zenter, Sandra 197 Zimmermen, lindy 210 Zirkel, Margaret 267 PHOTOGRAPHERS Kathy Marquardt Mark Smith Kathy Gibson Shelley Boshens Pete Hill Jenny Mish Tim Monson Dan Ortega Linda Paulsen Dave Riffle Reed Spaulding Eric Yeater Tere Goitia Quoc Tran SPECIAL THANKS TO: Mr. Chuck Bursell, American Yearbook Representative Mr. Chuck Conley, Charles Conley Photography Mr. Jack Spencer, Spencer School Photography Mr. Chuck Newton, Yearbook Advisor The Students, faculty and administration of Tempe High School for their understanding and help in meeting deadlines. ANNUAL EDITORIAL STAFF Jacque Moloney, Editor Jodi Binkley Sandy Bolinger Paul Claahsen Sharon Downey Jerry Hill Larry Hill Toni Hodson Marie Martindale Janet Powell Joyce Richardson Annette Ruiz Suzanne Shea Dianne Sinclair Michelle Spicer Karen Sugiyama Donna Swanton Linda Teague Debbie Urschel Susan Vogelsang Glory Weaver Leslie Blake Chris Thomas 268 - Closing X Spring Supplement Horizon '78 Baseball Junior Doug Peterson scoops up a grounder prior to a double play made at second base. . -v Varsity catcher Bryan Savoy looks over an inside pitch after a bunt at- tempt. David Benstad crosses home plate after a pass ball at the Mesa game Pitcher Junior Arthur Martinez cracks a home run during the Mesa game. 2 The JV Baseball Team. Front Row (l-r): Brad Daniels, Ronny Mendez, John Hilton, Brent Rincon, Jim Hervey, and Joe Dickerson. Back Row: John Aguilar, Coach Lunt, Clay Frazier, Mike Crosby, Mark Martinez, Bob Brogan, Anthony Cruz and John Shea. he Freshman Baseball Team. Front Row (L-r): Duke McDonald, Bruce Milne, Mike Rohas, Dave Inoshita, Jeff Royer and viarty Abbott. Middle Row: Tom Klosterman, Greg Boncella, Jim Kaiser, Chris Hegarty, Vic Mathews, John Mahan, Dave Selousek, J. C. Johnson and Coach Hildebrandt. Back Row: Coach Wehrli, Fred Grantham, Frank Branham, Mark Peterson, icott Steinmetz, Steve Ybarra, Scott Segerson, Dave Grier and Coach McLaughlin. 3 Boys Track Freshman Harold Ussery huffs and puffs as he springs th 100 yard dash. Sophomore Joe Bagnoli takes a gliding jump over the last hurdle. Freshman Bill Akins takes it easy as he comes around the back stretch. 4 ienior Marc Daniels concentrates as he Senior Mark Smith keeps an even pace as he runs the two inishes the mile relay. mile. inior Jim Donahoc looks like he has it Junior Mark Indgjcr pulls hard to beat out his oppo- iade in the 880 yard run. nent. 5 Girls Track Junior Suzette Vallone stretches for the tape to take first in the 220 against Westwood. Discus thrower Junior Yolanda Figueroa eyes her las throw. Freshman Renae Dewberry glances back as she clears the high jump bar. Sophomore Carol Spomer strides home in the anchor leg of the 440 yard relay. 6 Girls Basketball jnior Janell Sorenson throws a pass to a iammate to set up two points. unior Lenora Klatt follows her shot to the iasket during a Chapparel game. Sophomore Marla Denham gets ready to Freshman Michelle Ducote put a shot up over the arms of her defender. takes a break during a time-out to cool off with a squirt of water. Teammates huddle together while Coach Donald Day gives them some pointers. 7 Boy's Swimming Sophomore Chris Waters was ranked high on the team with his overwhelming victories in the 100 fly. Owen Rogers demonstrates one of his bullet off the blocks starts. Riding on the bus could be a grinning experience as Senior Dan Clayton shows. In the 500 free, Dan Berg astonished many of his rivals with his rapid pace. ophomore Karen Reinig performs her routine on the floor xercise with a smile. Gymnastics Tina Van Wey concentrates intensely while she participates on the uneven parrallcl bars. Holly Troy demonstrates her talent on the difficult balance beam. Tran begins her beam routine with style and 9 Modern Dance Concert The Tempo Pom Line performs their last dance at the Pom Review at Marcos. Dani Staddon, Arncll Loyd, Christie Lamb and Tina Van Wey enjoy per forming for the eager audience. Pom Review Freshman Tammy Johnson concen- trates on her next step. 10 Viet Rock-First In State ie spring version of Viet Rock took first place in the State drama contest. This was the second con- cutive year that the THS drama group has won the State Championship. The cast of the play was: nt row (I to r): Paige Martinez and John Hoyt. Second row: Randy Rhode, Susie Johnson, Debbie II and Eric Yeater. Third Row: Tracy Todd and Hector Martinez. Native American Club (L to R): Becky Alejandro, Mrs. Hinkle-Tusa and Isabcll Brennan pre- pare the food for their first annual Native American Club Pow-Wow. Sports Records FOOTBALL Tempe 0 McClintock 27 Tempe 12 Chandler 21 Tempe 7 Westwood 21 Tempe 19 Yuma 0 Tempe 21 Chaparral 0 Tempe 6 Saguaro 7 Tempe 9 Marcos 13 Tempe 24 Arcadia 6 Tempe 21 Casa Grande 6 Tempe Divisionals: 34 Mesa 14 Tempe 7 Westwood 21 GIRLS SWIMMING Tempe 49 Central 34 Tempe 52 Mesa 80 Tempe 95 Camelback 77 Tempe 113 Scottsdale 59 Tempe 109 McClintock 63 Tempe 56 Casa Grande 24 Tempe 64 Gilbert 18 Tempe 111 Marcos 61 GIRLS TRACK Tempe 54 Marcos 46 Tempe 47 Casa Grande 50 Tempe 47 Arcadia 27 Tempe 23 McClintock 76 Tempe 28 Mesa 46 Tempe 28 Scottsdale 52 Tempe 42 Casa Grande 64 Tempe 42 Mt. View 16 Tempe 42 Corona 8 Tempe 28 Westwood 72 BASEBALL Tempe 2 McClintock 11 Tempe 5 Coronado 5 Tempe 3 Marcos 4 Tempe 1 Chandler 15 Tempe 2 Mt. View 3 Tempe 2 Scottsdale 12 Tempe 3 Chaparral 2 Tempe 1 Chaparral 12 Tempe 13 Arcadia 4 Tempe 1 Arcadia 7 Tempe 2 Mesa 20 Tempe 0 Mesa 11 Tempe 5 Casa Grande 9 Tempe 6 Casa Grande 9 Tempe 4 Yuma 7 Tempe 2 Yuma 6 Tempe 16 Saguaro 2 Tempe 6 Saguaro 10 Central Divisional Tournament — Tempe 1 Westwood 1 Tempe Tempe 4 2 Westwood Scottsdale - � Tempe CROSS COUNTRY 31 Coronado 26 Tempe 21 Kofa 37 Tempe 21 Chaparral 82 Tempe 15 Mesa 50 Tempe 30 Marcos 19 Tempe 27 McClintock 40 Tempe 27 Arcadia 69 Tempe 15 Yuma 50 Tempe 16 Mountain View 47 Tempe 23 Chandler 36 Tempe 34 Marcos 33 Tempe 34 Westwood 54 Tempe 34 McClintock 50 Tempe 15 Casa Grande 48 Divisions 3rd State 7th BADMINTON Tempe 9 Marcos 0 Tempe 8 Scottsdale 1 Tempe 9 Mountain View 0 Tempe 8 McClintock 1 Tempe 3 Chandler 7 Tempe 7 Westwood 2 Tempe 9 Casa Grande 0 Tempe 7 Mesa 2 Tempe 9 Arcadia 0 Tempe 7 Chaparral 2 GIRLS GOLF VOLLEYBALL Tempe 14- 9 Kofa 16-15 Tempe 15-15 Marcos 10- 4 Tempe 12-15 Scottsdale 15-17 Tempe 15-16 Mt. View 9-14 Tempe 6-15 McClintock 15-17 Tempe 15- 4-15 Saguaro 12-15-10 Tempe 6- 5 Yuma 15-15 Tempe 13-15-15 Casa Grande 15- 6-13 Tempe 15-15 Mesa 6-13 Tempe 1- 3 Arcadia 15-15 Tempe 12- 1 Chaparral 15-15 Divisionals — Tempe 6-11 Saguaro 15-15 Tempe 15- 8- 7 Arcadia 11-15-15 Tempe L Xavier W Tempe L Aqua Fria V Tempe L McClintock V Tempe W West 1 Tempe L McClintock V Tempe L Miami V Tempe W East i Tempe W Trevor Br. i Tempe W Xavier i Tempe W Kofa i Tempe W Maryvalc L Tempe W South L Tempe L McClintock V Tempe L Kofa V BOYS TRACK 49 Marcos 78 BOYS SWIMMING 47 Casa Grande 81 Tempe 52 Marcos 12( 47 Arcadia 28 Tempe 61 Mesa 11' 37 McClintock 90 Tempe 73 Saguaro 12( 57 Vi Mesa 87 Vi Tempe 73 Chaparral 8 57 Vi Scottsdale 13 Tempe 59 McClintock 11‘ 36 Mt. View 74 Tempe 61 Arcadia 11' 36 Casa Grande 48 Tempe 72 Casa Grande 9f 39 Westwood 79 Tempe 76 Chaparral 93 39 McClintock 41 Tempe 66 Coronado 103 — Tempe 32 McClintock 64 Tempe 61 Westwood 111 Marcos 63 State- Chris Waters placed Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Tempe Cortez Meet — Tempe 60 Cortez 29 Central 46 West 26 2nd 200 yd Free Style 5th 100 yd Butterfly 12 GIRLS BASKETBALL Tempe 44 McClintock 25 Tempe 33 Marcos 37 BASKETBALL Tempe 28 Chaparral 46 WRESTLING Tempe 55 Maryvale 57 Tempe 28 Mesa 38 Tempo 39 Marcos 12 Tempe 50 Marcos 42 Tempe 26 Par. Valley 40 Tempo 55 Casa Grande 6 Tempe 56 McClintock 39 Tempe 33 Saguaro 47 Tempo 48 Westwood 13 Tempe 46 Scottsdale 70 Tempe 51 Shadow Mt. 56 Tempo 42 Mt. View 13 Tempe 56 West 54 Tempe 30 Arcadia 45 Tempo 50 Scottsdale 18 Tempe 49 Prescott 59 Tempe 47 Yuma 21 Tempo 36 McClintock 22 Tempe 51 Shadow Mt. 57 Tempe 34 Casa Grande 32 Tempo 55 Yuma 6 Tempe 41 Chaparral 63 Tempe 26 Chaparral 33 Kofa Invitational — 1st Place Tempe 59 Yuma 42 Tempe 43 Mesa 50 Central Division — 3rd Place Tempe 47 Casa Grande 61 Tempe 28 Par. Valley 38 State — 2nd Place Tempe 50 Saguaro 49 Tempe 30 Saguaro 41 Tempe 40 Arcadia 65 Tempe 77 Mesa 79 Tempe 56 Chaparral 60 Tempe 64 Yuma 77 Tempe 58 Saguaro 69 Tempe 59 Casa Grande 76 Tempe 54 Arcadia 57 SOFTBALL Tempe 72 Mesa 75 BOYS TENNIS Tempo 1 Chandler 11 Tempe 2 McClintock 7 Tempe 15 Mt. View 4 Tempe 7 Yuma 2 Tempe 6 McClintock 2 Tempe 3 Kofa 6 Tempe 9 Kofa 9 Tempe 4 Casa Grande 5 Tempo 3 Marcos 15 Tempe 1 Chaparral 8 Tempe 1 Westwood 12 Ci Y vlINAb 1 ICb Tempe 1 Arcadia 8 Tempo 3 Scottsdale 21 Tempe 62.45 Prescott 82.45 Tempe 7 Mesa 2 Tempo 3 Yuma 4 Tempe 62.45 Shadow Mt. 87.5 Tempe 2 Marcos 7 Tempo 9 Arcadia 5 Tempe 65.3 Chandler 92.3 Tempe 2 Chandler 7 Tempo 7 Chaparral 2 Tempe 65.3 Camclback 88.3 Tempe 4 Mt. View 5 Tempo 6 Saguaro 4 Tempe 64.9 McClintock 103.45 Tempe 5 Marcos 4 Tempo 6 Mesa 7 Tempe 73.9 Mt. View 90.3 Tempe 0 Westwood 9 Tempo 2 Casa Grande 4 Tempe 72.9 East 85.8 Tempe 1 McClintock 8 Divisional — Tempe 62.15 East 85.0 Tempe 4 Coronado 5 Tempo 2 Scottsdale 5 Tempe 62.15 Sunnyslope 75.75 Tempe 5 Chandler 4 Tempe 68.0 Saguaro 105.15 Tempe 6 Scottsdale 3 Tempe 68.0 Yuma 85.0 Tempe 0 Saguaro 9 Tempe 73.5 Westwood 106.3 BOYS GOLF Tempe 215 McClintock 194 Tempe 215 Arcadia 208 ARCHERY Tempe 215 Scottsdale 217 Tempo 1800 Chandler 2163 GIRLS TENNIS Tempe 207 Casa Grande 205 Tempo 2149 Coronado 2222 Tempe 8 McClintock 1 Tempe 207 Marcos 222 Tempo 1918 Marcos 2786 Tempe 9 Yuma 0 Tempe 226 Chandler 230 Tempo 1836 Mt. View 2098 Tempe 9 Kofa 0 Tempe 225 Mesa 188 Tempo 2085 Mesa 2196 Tempe 7 Marcos 2 Tempe 225 Saguaro 196 Tempo 2127 Westwood 2225 Tempe 6 Chandler 3 Tempe 205 Mesa 201 Tempe 2222 Casa Grande 2081 Tempe 7 Mesa 2 Tempe 205 Shadow Mt. 202 Tempe 2069 McClintock 2207 Tempe 5 Mt. View 4 Tempe 205 Marcos 213 Tempe 2069 Agua Fria 2149 Tempe 6 Casa Grande 3 Tempe 209 Westwood 197 Tempe 2558 Chaparral 2168 Tempe 8 Westwood 1 Tempe 209 Coronado 198 Tempe 2042 Dysart 2168 Tempe 8 Coronado 1 Tempe 209 Marcos 220 Tempe 9 Scottsdale 0 Tempe 227 Mt. View 215 Tempe 0 Saguaro 9 Tempe 227 Casa Grande 222 Tempe 7 Marcos 2 Tempe 200 Scottsdale 205 Tempe 9 Chandler 0 Tempe 204 Arcadia 215 Tempe 211 Scottsdale 187 Tempe 211 Marcos 215 Tempe 211 Westwood 217 Tempe 217 Mt. View 199 Tempe 217 Chaparral 215 Tempe 203 Yuma 220 Tempe 203 Chandler 223 Tempe 202 McClintock 195 Tempe 202 Marcos 213 Tempe 202 Chandler 221 Elections Council members Laurie Fredrickson and Harlod Ussery help the voters. Sophomore John Aguliar places his vote into the ballot after making his selections. A voter shows how the new voting technique Junior Mark Kendall addresses his class, works. 14 Donkey Basketball It took eye and rein coordination to keep Mr. Mitch- ell on top of things. Lisa Martinez has an interesting form of riding her faithful donkey Peanuts . Brawls around the court were not uncommon with Coach Van Hazel and Senior Mark Soffel. 15 Mr. Gilbert struggles with Silver to retrieve the ball. Prom Dr. and Mrs. Sinclair and Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laduc were among the couples who chaperoned at the Prom. Senior Wendy Paine and Jim Guthrie dance to the beat of the band. Junior Mark Indgjer and his date Kathy Cave whisper quietly between dances. Junior Mark Cartwright and Sophomore Susan Cooper move gracefully through another slow dance. 16 Senior Craig Morton and Sara Allen enjoy each other's company. FFA Dance FFA Sweetheart. Junior Patty Winkle is the 1977-78 FFA Sweet- heart. Former FFA students, Neil Sundburg and Eric Sundburg wait patiently for the goat milking contest to begin. Derek Watson watchs Patty Winkle win the goat milking contest. Mike Hodges and Frank Leibold announce the up-coming event, while Derek Watson, Baron Burncs and Bob Hodges look on. 17 Olympie Day Olympic Day proved to be a success in the run-away tally for the Sen- iors. Senior Class shows grace and ease as they tug their way to victory. 18 Buff Pride streaming from their brows, the Junior class held off attacks against them from lower classmen. Brad Daniels and Dave Bclousek get sprayed as they scramble to scoop water in the Holo-in-the- Dike. Dale Lunt and Cathy Roarty make futile attempts to push the Freshman class ahead. Sophomores Hector Martinez, Brad Dan- iels, and Carol Berger cling to each other under the pressure of their classmates. Enthusiasm was the main ingredient for the spirited Freshman class in their triumphant first tug. ienior Kraig Akers leisurely cools off with a elli Pop. 19 Honors Assembly Senior Scott McCaw was honored by an Art League Representative for his ability in art. Barbara Dickinson was honored for Brian Brosher and Mark Kendall receive Boys State being editor of the Altamira by Mrs. awards from Mr. Norbet Speth and Dr. John Sinclair. Jeannette Howell. 20 Ann Welz and Katrina Stonoff receive English awards from Ms. Mary Ross. Ar. Bob Campbell gives scholarship awards Marlene Richardson was sworn in Pat Smith was honored best senior o Don Gotcher and Marc Patten. as one of the student council offi- athlete award in girls competition. cers for next year. zettc Valone and Paul Hiebert stand proudly as they re- ive best athlete «awards from Mr. McBurney. Mike Wolters and Brian Bolwes were awarded the Plymouth Trouble Shooting Award by Mr. Paul Pitkins. 21 Mr. Maurice Smith will be retiring this year. He was an Industrial Arts teacher for 31 years. Mr. John Grim has taught for thirty one years at Tempe High. He will be retiring this year. Changes Dr. David Annala will start the '78-79 schoo year as Tempe High's new principal. Dr. John Sinclair will be leaving Tempe High to Teach Drivers and Safety Educa- tion at Corna Del Sol. Dr. Sinclair has been the principal at Tempe High for ten years. Arena scheduling was used for the first time at Tempe High. Mrs. Mary Pearc helps a student pick her English course, while Mr. Richard Lindstrom tired looks on. 22 Ana Aranda receives her diploma from Dr. Richard Smith, School Board President. Donna Felker beams proudly as she shakes Dr. Richard Smith's congratulatory hand. Mr. Jim Osman, THS Registrar looks on. Wendell Jewell lead his just-graduated classmates in the singing of the Tempe High Alma Mater Ben Young was hardly away from the podium where he re- ceived his diploma before he reached to flip the tassle on his cap from the undergraduate right side to the graduate left side Linda Paulsen broke tradition by being the only girl in the class to wear a blue graduation gown, normal- ly reserved for boys 23 Pete Frey looks inside the folder to Polly Wilcox dances a happy jig as she be certain the diploma he has leaves the platform, diploma in hand worked for is really there Mrs. Jean Cook, English teacher, chats with graduates before they march into the stadi- um. This was the first year faculty were all present to help control the ceremonies. Students are: (I to r) Kathy Accinelli, Gerald Acedo, Denise Adams (partly hidden), Vaughn Adams and Renee Aguilar. 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