Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1981 volume:

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Our teachers, our classmates, our activities, our classroom work, all have shaped US, making US distinct individuals, yet sharing a common bond. These pages show US as WE are and were during 1980 and 1981. Athletics Varsity Football 1 he Buff defense shows Saguaro why they were one of the most stingy teams in the league in giving up yards. Stopping the Sabercat runner are Roy Conrad(63). Jimmy Williams (44). Nick Thornhill (38), and Mark Claahsen (82). Coming in to help is Duke McDonald (69). Quarterback Senior Steve Ybarra takes off around the left flank on a successful bootleg. Senior Jimmy Williams (44) dem- onstrates the balance and skill that made him one of the top fullbacks in Arizona AAA football. Senior Mike Nesbitt (43) puts the skids to a Charger's hopes of any gain as Vic Mathews (32). Jimmy Williams (44) and Dave Belousek (65) come in to help if needed. 20-Athletics Senior David Graybill gets off a successful punt as a Charger Senior Duke McDonald (69) grabs both a Toro runner and the runner’s blocker, dropping them for a Senior Jim Kaiser {81) drops a Chandler runner for no gain. Defensive Tackle Senior Mark Wadawik (78) spills the Saguaro runner behind the line as Jim Kaiser (81) and Duke McDonald (69) move in. Athletics-21 jack Senior Steve Ybarra (17) cooly looks for receivers to though under some pressure from Charger linemen. Senior Jimmy Williams (44), rated one of the top linebackers in the State, slices through to bring down a Chandler runner as Jim Kaiser (81) and Ron Wallace (55) charge up to lend assistance. Senior Jim Kaiser puts an arm into the face of a Saguaro would-be tackier as he races goalward after catching a pass. 22-Athletics The Buff defensive team closes down on a Saguaro runner, stopping him for no gain. Recognizable are Mark Claahsen (82). LaVern Klatt (76) and Jimmy Williams (44). Putting the stop on the Mt View Toros are Mark Claahsen (82). Rick Junior Rick Carias (21)takes off on one of his nearly Carias (in the center) and an unidentified Buff on the bottom. patented long rambles down the sidelines for long yardage against the Saguaro Sabercats. Athletics-23 Jimmy Williams (44) squirms out of the grasp of a Charger tackier and heads down the field for a long gain. Jimmy Williams (44) sacks the Charger quarterback. Such Such defensive play was instrumental in the Buff’s first win over cross-town rival McClintock in 10 years. Jim Kaiser (81) goes up with two Toros trying for a Steve Ybarra pass. Mike Nesbitt is all alone in the Charger backfield as he grabs a pass for a long gain in the Tempe Buffalo’s 33-30 victory over McClin- tock. 24-Athletics The Varsity Football Team. Front row (I to r): Mark Ciaahscn. Gordy Ambrose and Duke McDonald. Second row. Jim Warne. James Randall and Dave Betousek. Third row: Steve Burton. Donald Carrethers and Mark Wadawik. Forth row: Craig Moe. David Levan and Ricky Carias. Fifth row: Tom Klosterman. Victor Matthews and Tim Paul. Sixth row: Jim Herchet. Charles Boles and Nick Thornhill. Seventh row: Mike Montanez. Jimmy Williams and Steve Ybarra. Eighth row: Jim Kaiser. Roosevelt Johnson. Craig Boisvert. Frankie Gauna. LaVern Kiatt. Mike Nesbitt. Andy Yanez. Tom Bagnoli. David Graybiil. Terry Snedigar.Greg Boncella and John Mahan. Ninth row: Coach Steve Zeiders. Coach Tim McBurney. James Thomas. Scott West. Robert Pyron. Bryant Grantham. Albmo Moreno. Roy Conrad. Ron Wallace. Kent Meyer. David Matheson. Frank Pettinato. Pete Rosetl. Paul Taylor and Coach Jim Murphy. JV Football Dennis James (27) runs over a Q0n Belousek (65) pulls left for Vince Martinez (45) while Marc Mt. View Toro to give the Buffs 2 Harrington (36) trails from behind. yards. 26-Athletics Jason Porter (15) prepares to hand off to Jeffrey Sheppard (34) up the middle. The Buffalo defense brings down a Mt. View Toro in his tracks. 1 r The JV Football Team Front Row (I to r): Pat Ferino, Larry Vale, Lee Rozell, Mark Miltun, Paula Davidson. Susan Donohoe. Leann Sour. Allison Lyons. Debbie May, Kim Fenimore. Jeff Tompkins. Leland Heywood. Don Belousek and Earnest Skinner. Second Row: Coach Kaminsky. Fred Pepperling, Mark Guerra. Steve Christiansen, Paul Thomas. Mark laquinto. Jim Morgan. Boyd Rogers. Tom Blackmon. Larry Potts. Mike Trejo. Todd Baty, Steve Eslinger. Rosendo Ramirez. Mark Decker. Marc Harrington. Doug Feringa. Rob Riethrnan. and Coach Cash. Third Row: Coach Lucas. David Rosell. Dennis James. Luke Roll, Phil Odom. Gregg Greer. Jeff Lewis. Lan Vannoy, Jason Porter. Kenneth Carrethers. Joe Murray. Jeff Perkins. Keith Wilt. Andy Celaya, Vince Martinez. Henry Batten. Roy Dodd. Tom Mills and Coach Curt VanHazell. Fourth Row: Jeff Sheppard. Gary Steffeck. Robert Conrad, Craig Boisvert. Eric Ledbetter, Lawrence Heywood. Christopher Nay and Ross West. Vince Martinez (45) tries to out run a Mt. View Toro to score. Jeff Sheppard (34) tries to break a tackle while Rob- ert Conrad (51) comes in to give a hand. Athletics-27 Frosh Football The Freshman Football Team. First row (I to r): Chris Bagnoli, Reyes Bermudez, Joey Warnke. Don Hall, Doug Wolf. Steve Law, Jeff Carter. Keith Hunsinger, Will Warne, Abe Fullmer, Edrick Caldwell. Kevin Kortson. Kahi Openshaw. Jim Johnson and Dennis McDorman. Second row: David Calhoon, Coach Heptine. Kevin Jakes. David Waclawik, Cong Moody, Craig Kleinman, Venyon Roe, Mike Ybarra. David Berry. Roger Pyron, Robert Contreros, Scott Taylor. Brian Bradler, John Humphery. Darren Womble and Allen Grimsley. Third row: Coach Jones. Doug Akins. Jeff Scow, Claton Calhoon. Gerry Turley. Darrin Chico. Gary King, Robert Cohen. Paul Williams, Jordy Taylor. Ray Hendrix. Eric Lewis, Derrek Jackson, John Akins, Don Warne, John Dale. David Branham. Coach Radford and Coach Alford. Darrin Womble (51) runs after a St. Marys ball carrier during the punt return. 28-Athletics The Varsity Cross Country Team. Front row: (I to r) Matt Perling. John Ammons. John Hassett. Tom Nash and Jim Miller. Back row: Mr. Bob Hoglund. Tim Rondot. Kyle Stapp. Pat Hanks. Steve Espinoza and Matt Mitchell. Sophomore Pat Hanks reflects upon the outcome of the race. Ithough not the required uniform. Senior Matt itchell finds his get-up effective. Varsity Cross Country Athletics-29 Junior Kyle Stapp apparently has no problem passing a Westwood runner. Senior Tim Rondot was captain of the varsity team this year. 30-Athletics Freshmen Arnold Ruiz, Jim Miller and Dennis Enriquez wait for the meet to start, anticipating a Tempe High victory. The Junior Varsity Cross Country Team. Front row (I to r): Matt Perling. Mike Bjorem. Dennis Enriquez, and Arnold Ruiz. Back row: Mr. Bob Hoglund. Matt Mitchell. Jim Miller and Jeff Vance. Junior Varsity Cross Country Frosh Cross Country rhe Freshman Cross Country Team. Front row (I to r): Neil Martin. Chris Standish. Bill Castricone and Dennis Enriquez, b ,ond row: Mr. Bob Hoglund. Arnold Ruiz and Daryl Lonetree. Athletics-31 Golf Sophomore Ward Smith, rat- ed fourth on the golf team, gets ready to putt the ball. The Golf Team Front row: (I to r) Bill Greene. Mary Tierney and Ward Smith. Back row: Coach John Pauley. Curtis Lamb. Clark Cox. Jay Binkley and Bret Dandoy. 32-Athletics Senior Mary Tierney, the only girl Junior Bret Dandoy concentrates on the golf team, proves she can do on his form as he drives. it. Junior Suzanne Holguin releases her arrow for an important target hit. Freshmen Katie Benson zeroes in on a target. Freshman Mary Thompson checks her bow while (behind her) Susan Obrenovich makes her shot. The Archery Team top row (I to r): Mary Thompson, Lynette Page, Randall Greeley. Susan Obremovich and Linda vanderwalker. Second row: Katie Benson, Suzanne Holguin, Michelle LaForce and Robin Virgo. Athletics-33 Volleyball S Jeanine Rollo a The Varsity Volleyball Team front row (I to r): Patti Strauss. Jeanine Rollo, Monica Garcia, and iouslyrfollows the ball Denise Tanguay. Second Row: Denai Stifel. Dori Billingsley. Marie Lemieux. Lorna Lindstrom. and Coach Senior Patti Strauss spikes the ball back to a Chandler offender. 34-Athletics Senior Marie Lemieux spikes the ball over the net as senior Monica Garcia backs her up. Senior Monica Garcia gets under the ball for a set up to another player. The JV Volleyball Team Front row (I to r): Georgetta Liddle. Janee Rollins. Jennifer Hendrick- son. Kym Colbert and Joie Tilton. Second row: Valerie Aranda. Venus Conway. Carla Living- ston. Sherri McGee. Becki Rozell and Coach Gerhard Schreur. Senior Jeanine Rollo finishes spik- ing the ball to score a point for Tempe. The Freshman Volleyball Team front row (I to r) Beckie Duncan. Jolyn Dandoy. Christy Rollins. Second Row: Kathy Knoche. Denise Baillie, Chris Wilkins, and Coach Marcia Komar. Athletics-35 Badminton Junior Lisa Bermudez was rated num- ber two. The Varsity Badminton Team. Front row (I to r): Diane Kowalchuck. Lisa Bermu- dez and Sherri Smyth. Back row: Carol Cooper. Tracy Ellis and Holly True. Junior Diane Kowalchuck returns a birdie with an underhand stroke. 36-Athletics The JV Badminton Team: Front row: (I to r) Robyn Andres, Mary Thompson. Sharol Wion and Kathryn Buerger. Back row; Angela Poole. Ann Peralta. Susan Kaib. Amy Harper and Kelly Hudspeth. Junior Carol Cooper hits the birdie over the net with ease. Senior Sherri Smyth concentrates and re- urns a serve in a Varsity match. Senior Holly True uses her strong backhand. Athletics-37 The Girls Swimming Team: Front Row (I to r): Miss Carol Caruso. Susan Ensign. Heather McGalliard. Bobbi Leadbetter, Karen Young, Debbie Colquitt. Kari Fedorchak and Pam Hanson. Back Row (I to r): Marianne Otting, Christy True. Collette Grimsley. Melissa Rider. Tracy Shrode. Marci McWilliams and Susan McCorkle. Girls Swimming Freshman Kari Fedorchak grits her teeth and takes off! 38-Athletics Senior Tracy Shrode was rated the number 1 diver on the team. Athletics-39 row: Gregg Greer. Boyd Rogers. David Busech. Larry Mesbergan and Coach Bill Graham. Concentrating on practicing his kicking form for the forth- coming meets is Junior Gregg Greer. Freshman Steve Patterson uses a float to practice his kick. 40-Athletics Before the season started. Jeff Sip- pel practiced hour after hour on his diving form. The four pictures at left are a series showing the sequence of a swan dive. During Pre-season diving practice. Chip Hart works on his form by jumping straight into the pool. During pre-season practice. Roger Pyron works on his starting dive. Athletics-41 Boys Varsity Tennis Junior Mike Andres, finishing a powerful forehand drive, was the team’s 2 seed. Senior Tim Feeney, aceing his oppo- nent, was ranked fourth on the Varsity squad. 42-Athletics The Boys Varsity Tennis Team. Front row (I to r): Sumont Nagarkar, Tim Feeney and Mike Andres. Second row: Stacy Anderson, Steve Thompson. Jay Clark and Mike Standish. Junior Steve Thompson, ranked 1 at season’s start, drives a backhand shot towards the net. Senior Stacy Anderson’s tensed muscles show the power of his forehand drive. The Boys JV Tennis Team. Front row (I to r): Jeff Adams. Eric Aceves. Alfred Balizado and Dusty Flanagan. Second row: Chris Standish. Rob Lund, Leo Gilmartin and Chip Wortley. Boys JV Tennis Eric Aceves’ backhand shot clears the net. A power serve was one of the weapons Freshman Chip Wortley used to hold first place on the JV squad. Third ranked sophomore Jeff Adams looks determined as he slams a serve to his opponent. Athletics-43 Girls Varsity Tennis Concentration and drive mark Senior Carol Cooper's forehand. Junior Diane Kowalchuk smashes a back- hand drive. 44-Athletics The Girls Varsity Tennis Team. Top row (I to r): Janean Rollo. Carol Cooper and Tracy Shrode. Lower row: Jenny Patterson. Diane Kawal- chuk and Dawn Miller. Girls JV Tennis The Girls Junior Varsity Tennis Team: Top row (I to r); Theresa Durbin. Niki Pallas. Lisa Johnson. Tricia Jones. Holly Morris and Missy Goitia. Bottom row: Dawn Barnes. Rhonda Erhardt. Jori Ledbetter. Lisa Bermudez and Holly True. Junior Holly True looks content as her backhand shot heads to- ward the net. Sophomore Rhonda Erhardt uses all her power to serve. Sophomore Tricia Jones shows great power with her forehand. Athletics-45 Frosh Tennis Tricia Jones smiles as the ball clears the net. Kiisty Tanguay has power in her forehand as she hits The Freshman Girls Tennis Team Bottom row: (I to r) Missy Goitia. Tina Newman. Kristy Tanguay. Jori Ledbetter and Hasana Vannoy. Top row: Vicki Ward. Tricia Jones, Leslie Schrack. Lisa Johnson, and Tammy Stearns. 46-Athletics Leslie Shrack is happy with her completed forehand Jori Ledbetter looks satisfied shot. with her forehand stroke. The Freshman Boys Tennis Team Top row (I to r): Lance Delmore. Kim Menze. Leo Gilmartin and Carl Wortley. Bottom row: Rick Housel, Chris Platt. Darrell Dustan Flanagan shows style on his Hess and Dustan Flanagan. forehand. Leo Gilmartin shows a good backhand form. Freshman Carl Wortley serves the ball hoping for another ace. Rick Housel completes his serve. Athletics-47 V w a r r e s s m 1 t t 1 y a 1 n 9 With no trouble at all. senior Dave Bolousok brings down his opponent for a pin. Comptetoty dompotog the McCmcock heavyweight. sorwx Jimmy William� --torts to turn him over for the (x Jimmy wns Stato Champion P he wepht efcws lot tho second consecutive year. Showing concentration and determination, Dave Inoshita prepares his opponent for the pin. Junior Neal Hiett puts on a headlock that en- ables him to flip his opponent. 48-Athletics During the McClintock match, junior Nick Thornhill breaks his opponent Stopping the Mac wrestler from taking him down, is Arvis down. Nick is the Peoria Invitational Champion, Cudjo. The McClintock Invitational Champion. Keith James, gets the pin on his Pardre opponent. Mat Maids The Mat Maids. Front row (I to r): Su- zanne Gittings, Ally Mahoney, Cheryl Craw, Colleen Crowley and Audrey Welch. Second row: Monique Bennewitz, Donna Guinouard, Rita Marquis and Becky Nelson. Third row; Roshelle Aller, Dorothy Liddile. Maria Wilcox and Laurie Ulrich. Fourth row; Ann Cirino, Sharon Goletz, Judy Hee- dum and Linda Thomas. Not pictured are; Debi DeSanna, Debbie Cocrell. Stephanie Markoff and Tina Brooks. Athletics-49 The Varsity Wrestling Team. Front row (I to r): Eddie Yue. Dwight Calvin. David Inoshita. and Arvis Cudjo. Second row: Ne l Hiett. Mark Harrington. Frank Gauna. Derik Winkle, and Darrel James. Third row: Steve Burton. Jimmy Williams. Coach Alford. Dave Belousek. and Nick Thornhill. 50-Athletics John Mahan slips from the grasp of his Coronado opponent after a start from the bottom position, gets a grip on his left leg. and begins to throw his over to the mat for points for a reversal, and a possible good position to work him into a pin. JV Wrestling Earnest Skinner holds tightly to his Coronado Don opponent, fends off a thrust at his neck and chin, and rolls back to try for a pin. he JV Wrestling Team. Front row (I to r): Jerry Hepp. Eric Thornhill, Dan Romero, and Martin Rodriquez. Second row: Don Belousek, Dennis James, Alan Bowles. Ernie Skinner, and Tom Mills. Third row: Steve'Burton. Soach Cook. Jim Wearne. Tom Bagnoli. and Paul Taylor. Athletics-51 Frosh Wrestling Freshman Will Wearne fights off his Coronado opponent’s attempt to shoot for a takedown. Freshman Roger Pyron looks at the ceiling to help him throw his weight backwards onto his opponent and get the pin. The Freshman Wrestling Team. Front row (I to r): Kai Openshaw. Alan Grimsley. Rupert Hernandez. Reyes Bermudez, and Shawn Neil. Second row: Darrin Womble, Roger Pyron. John Sobieski. Jeff Tipton, and John Dale. Third row: Bryan Bradley. Don Warne, David Wacl§wik. Will Wearne. Gerald Turley. Kevin Jacket. David Berry, and Coach McBurney. 52-Athletics The Gymnastics Team. Front Row (I to r): Shelley Meyer, Paula Davidson. LeAnn Martindale. Kristy Tanguay, and Sheri Dovy. Second row: Karen Reinig, Adele Ridgeway. Karen Maas. Cindi Mitchell and Susan McCorkle. Back row: Brenda Martindale. Kristin Walker. Melissa Rider, Marcy McWilliams and Mrs. Kohmar. Gymnast Sophomore Paula Davidson does a back-flip off the horse during a practice session. Gymnastics Gymnast Cindi Mitchell does her version of a stag. Senior Brenda Martindale tries a back flip on the beam. Athletics-53 Varsity Soccer Senior Scott Segerson prepares to kick the ball. Scott was a co-captain of the team. Senior Jerry Blanchard makes a leaping catch against Mountain View. Jerry served as a co-captain of the team. Senior Jim Kaiser (white jersey) fights for the ball against Mountain View. 54-Athletics Athletics-55 The Varsity Soccer Team. Bottom Row (I to r): Brent Rasmussen. Chris Ptatt. Vernon Hershberger. Chris Hall. John Cristie. Brian Sands. Jell Adams and Hong Due Duong. Second Row: Fred Lea. Roy Jakel. Alfonso Rodriguez. Jerry 8lanchard. Mark Ackel. Scott Segerson. Pete Caltabiano. Terry Davey. Chip Hart. Randall Greeley, and Vern Barlow. Third row: Susan Plunkett. Scott McAdams. Jimmy Flanagan. John Hasset. Greg Ring, landara Vanoy. Alton West. Steve Goitia. Chris Reginato and Bill McBrayer Last row; Coach Pete Trowbridge. Kam Hawkins. Jeff Tompkins. Asst. Coach Mark Crisman. and Larry Renfrow. (o a� I I The Varsity Basketball Team. Front row (I to r): Mike Norberg. Mike Rojas. Robot Johnson and Marty Gardner. Second row: Fernando Rodriguez. Joe Cranny. David Graybitl. David Grier and Mike Scow. Third row: Coach Schreur. J.C. Johnson. Todd Wallen. Mark Peterson. David Matheson and Mike Waymirc. 56-Athletics Senior Robot Johnson heads for the ball just dropped by a McClintock Charger. Johnson’s action helped in the Buff's 80-59 drubbing of the Mac quintet. Junior Marty Gardner charges in for a layup off a fast break. There's not an opponent in sight to halt the two point- er. Senior Mike Norberg (5) fires one from far outside as J.C. Johnson (50) races toward the oucket to position himself for a possible re- oound. Senior David Matheson has slipped by all Chargers on the court and tosses in an easy layup. Athletics-57 Coach Schruer gives the team confidence and outlines strategy during the a time out. Senior David Graybillgoes in for a successful layup to score two points against McClintock. 58-Athletics Senior Robot Johnson jumps high and scores two points from the outside corner. Senior Mark Peterson concen- trates and successfully makes a free throw. Senior J.C. Johnson leaps high to beat his opponent in the jump at the game’s start. S 5 J V B a s k e t b a I I The JV Basketball Team. Front row (I to r): Alfred Balizado. Vince Martinez. Lee Roseti and Dzung Pham. Second row: Lawrence Heywood. Jason Portor. Dwayne Bader. Glen Pogue and Mark Miltun. Third row: Coach Trujillo. Steve Eslinger. Robert Lunt. Tony Duncan, and Ray Norwood. Coach Richard Trujillo gives the team a pep talk during a time out. Sophomore Mark Miltun finds a break in Char- gers defense. Sophomore Ray Norwood goes high for a lay up and a 60-Athletics Quick two Poin,s in ,he team’s defeat of the Chargers. Sophomore Jason Portor looks for an opening to pop the ball out of a Charger’s hands. Sophomore Dwayne Bader jumps over the defender’s arms with a long shot from the out- side. The Freshman Basketball Team. Front row (I to R): Mike Ybarra. Ed Caldwell. Brian Johnson and Arnold Ruiz. Middle row: Dan Aguilar. Chip Wortley. Jeff Scow, Dave Lupenski and Leo Gilmartin. Back row: Coach 0. Lunt. Erik Lewis. John Akins and Erik Kronengold. Freshman Chip Wortley goes up over a Corona defender during the game’s double overtime for two points. Freshman Erik Lewis (53) winces as he slides under the outstretched arms of the defender. Frosh Basketball Freshman John Akins is all alone as he makes two points. Athletics-61 Girls Basketball Patti Strauss heaves one in from the outside. With her eye on the basket, Lorna Lind- strom races toward a layup in practice. Senior Tracy Ellis makes a lay up look simple during a practice session. i ne Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Front row (I to r): Janette Hardy. Valerie Mock. Mary Strauss. Kym Colbert and Lorna Lindstrom. Second row: Coach Richard Trujillo. Patti Strauss. Kim Weaver, Tracey Ellis. Janee Rollins, Ann Peralta and Deryn Denham. 62-Athletics The JV Basketball Team. Front row (I to r): Michelle Preciado. Valerie Aranda. Jennifer Hendrickson and Coach Billy Lee. Second row: Beorgetta Liddilc. Julio McWilliams. Christine Gaynett and Carla Livingston. The Freshman Basketball Team. Front row (I to r): Tina Newman. Tammy Stearns and Joni Apodaca. Second row: Marie Mayorga, Brenda Buren, Amy Anderson and Shianne Gay. Athletics-63 Girls Track Showing much endurance during a practice run are Betty Crain, Corina Curtis and Diane Pullar. Showing good form in the high jump is Sophomore Robin Gabelli. Runners Maria Wilcox, Michelle Scow and Sharon Parkhurst finish the final round during early spring practice. 64-Athletics - Winding up for a throw of the discus is Freshman Showing good form is junior Cathy Haver as she clears Ann Rodriguez. a hurdle during practice. During spring training, freshman Susan Kaib strives to achieve greater distance in the long jump. Freshman Tina Brooks con- centrates on her jump while preparing for the track sea- son. Freshman Diane Sparle shows potential in the shotput. Athletics-65 Varsity Baseball During practice. Junior Doug Feringa stretches to catch the oncoming ball in plen- ty of time to tag his opponent out. Junior Ricky Carias strains as he puts Senior Martin Abbott prepares one of his powerful pitches straight to throw a hard hit ball back to across the plate during practice. second base for an out. The Varsity Baseball Team. Front row (I to r): Mike Rojas. Dave Dixon. Martin Abbott. Carlos Ramirez and Larry Ruston. Second row: Doug Feringa, David Grier. Marty Gardner. Chris Hegarty, Roger Smith. Rick Carias and Manager Dave Peterson. Third row: Tom Klosterman. Dave Gray bill. Kent Meyer. Tim Paul and Jerry Blanchard. 66-Athletics The JV Baseball Team Front row (Ito r): Mike Harrington. Andy Celaya. Larry Vale. Paul Cruz. Bobby Clegg and Lance Weaver Second row: Ray Sandez. Jim Miller. Alan Martinez. Pat Hanks. Kurt Mueller and John Olson Back row: Scott Wallace. Mark Miller. Lee Rozell. Bob Ramirez. Jason Porter. Eric Olson. Pat Forino and John Hassett. The Frosh Baseball Team Bottom row (I to r): Robert Cotreras. Mike Aranda. David Calhoon. Mike Reginato, Mike Caruso and Tim Kennedy Second row: Craig Johnson. Frank Ortiz, Darrel Hess. Mike Ybarra. Jeff Tipton and Dan Aguilar Top row: Dewey Rincon. John Dale. Arnold Ruiz. Ted Spomer, Steve Law. Jim Johnson. Kevin Kortsen, Eric Kronengold and Coach Pete Trowbridge. JV Baseball Frosh Baseball Athletics-67 Varsity Softball The Varsity Softball Team. Front row (I to r): Deryn Denham. Monica Garcia. Lisa Bermudez and Tracy Shrode. Second row: Kim Weaver. Lorna Lindstrom. Donna Hess. Janee Rollins and Diana Varela. Third row: Coach Jim Foster. Rose Wearne. Brenda Gilhert. Tracy Ellis, Jeanine Rollo. Valerie Mock and Gertrude Faaverag. Team slugger Senior Monica Garcia puts her all into a home run at a crucial point in the game. Having raced forward to catch a fly ball. Junior Lorna Lindstrom begins to pluck Having eyed the oncoming pitch, it our of her glove so she can fire it to Sophomore Janee Rollins decides second base. it’ll be high and doesn’t swing. 68-Athletics The JV Softball Team. First row (I to r): Dorene Horton. Bev Williamson. Christine Gaynett. Jennifer Hendrickson and Rhonda Earhardt. Second row: Carla Livingston. Valerie Aranda. Denai Stifel, Pilar Olvera. Kathleen Quinn, Donna Schiller. Third row: Ann Peralta. Mary Strauss. Pam Bieber, Julie McWilliams. Mindy Fedorchak and Coach Wilson. The Freshman Softball Team. Front row (I to r): Missy Goitia. Hasanna Vannoy and Kathy Buerger. Second row: Coach Caruso. Pam Kimberlin. Kathy Knoche. Jolynn Dandoy and Erma Mendoza. Third row: Mark laquinto, Denise Bailie. Marie Mayorga, Chris Kettle. Susan Kaib. Tricia Jones and Amy Anderson. JV Softball Frosh Softball Athletics-69 Boys Track It’s neck and neck as Seniors Harold Ussery, Greg Boncella and Donald With a look of anguish Senior Mike Nes- Carrethers practice before the start of the season. bitt lands in the sand. t I ' . . M Practicing the high hurdles Senior Mark Claahsen shows his grace. 70-Athletics Senior Vern Barlow at high vault releases the pole to land. Looking a little haggard after a days practice Junior Kyle Stapp and Senior Junior Manual Holder tries to perfect the hur- Tim Rondot come in for the last stretch. die. Senior Gordy Ambrose trains hard at the disces. Athletics-71 72-Athletics Coming down hard on the mat Junior Neil Hiett practices pole vaulting. Pep rallies Freshman cheerleaders. Kristin Walker Each year the varsity football team chooses a song which they want and Debbie Abbott applaude Coach to be their theme song. This year's theme song was United. Murphy and his team. Student council members Jayme Paris (27). Anne Westfall {A3), Laura Folz(65). Sheri Griffin (44) and Janee Rollins (76) immitate the Buffalo football team during the Mac pep rally. 74-Activities The Sophomore class shows spirit during a pep rally while giving their class Principal Dr. David Annala speaks to the student yell. body about the problems after the Mac game. The JV cheerleaders lead the sophomores and juniors during a pep rally. Coach Murphy speaks to the student body about his team after they beat McClintock in the opening game of the season. The pommies do a dance with chairs to the NFL's theme song. Athletics-75 Homecoming The Buff Marching Band moves into its famous “cluster” formation at the end of the Homecoming show. They then moved into a T and marched off field to the school fight song. Pommies and cheerleaders dance around the bonfire to arouse school spirit. Sophomores talk to friends and meet new acquaintences at the bonfire. Linda Tennes and Jimmy Williams are elat- ed after being crowned 1980-81 Homecoming King and Queen. Cheryl Craw and Ann Westfall look through the crowd to find a friend at the bonfire. They are followed by Steve Burton and Jim Warne 76-Activities Shawn McBurney son of Coach Tim McBurney does the honors presenting the King's crown. Rauna Richardson and Tim Feeney walk down the path with pride during the Senior Walk. Sophomore Attendants Janee Rollins and Vince Martinez smile to the crowds as they parade around the football field. Rick Carias and Corina Curtis rap while dancing to the music. Activities-77 Homecoming King and Queen Linda Tennes and Jimmy Williams -Activities Senior Attendants Senior Attendants Laura Folz and David Graybill Senior Attendants Brenda Martindale and Steve Ybarra Senior Attendants Sharon Parkhurst and Mike Nesbit Senior Attendants Michelle Roper and Dave Inoshita Activities-79 Junior Attendants Jenny Sandner and Rick Carias Freshman Attendants Laura Whyte and Mike Ybarra Sophomore Attendants Vince Martinez and Janee Rollins 50-Activities Talking during a break in the music at a Friday night dance are Freshmen Lois Greer, Tim Koszyk, Jay Binkley and Melissa Metos. Dances Senior Dale Lunt swings away to the DJ‘s hot sounds. Though he looks alone, he did have a partner outside the cam- era’s range. Dances were held in the gymnasium nearly every Friday night in the Fall and slacked off to one or two a month during the Winter and Spring. Local bands gave way to disc jockeys who began forgetting pure disco sounds for new wave music. Bouncing to some hot sounds. Sophomore Quintin Kilbride is really with it as Junior Debbie DeSanna chats with some friends in the background. Juniors Betty Crane and Norma Sheppard talk about What? during a snack break in the gym lobby. Activities-81 82-Activities Freshmen Glenda Hoffman and Kai Freshmen Kathy Knoche, Tim Hackett and Darren Openshaw call attention to themselves Chico show their ID cards to Mr. Jim Randall, a re- during a break in the music. quirement to get into a THS dance. Freshman Holly Morris, dressed in the latest THS Photographer Senior Ken Harris takes a break from shooting the dance to dance fashion, talks while dancing with Junior swing with Junior Linda Thomas. Tillman Turley. Tracy Kehne laughs at a joke just told by Teresa Topham (head turned) as Dalynn Ockey is surprised by the sudden flash of light. Activities-83 Sharing a close dance and some pleasenl conversation are graduate Scott Hoilomon and Senior Karon Reinig. Coronation Sitting one out are Juniors Kont Moyer and his date Jenny Sandner. Senior Rebbecca Carroll finds something funny to talk about with Senior Mark Waclawik. Finding a quiet spot Senior Bobi Jonckos and graduate Alan Clark spend a moment talking. 84-Activities Attendants MIKE ROJAS and LAURA FOLZ ArtiuitipQ-ftfi Attendants BRENDA MARTINDALE and STEVE YBARRA 5R- A '♦iiiiUnp Coronation King and Queen MICHELLE ROPER and DA VE INOSHITA Open House Open House is designed for parents to get an over view of their offspring’s classes. It also gives the parents the oppor- tunity to meet the student’s teachers. In some classes, such as chemistry and art, the students did demonstrations show- ing the things they have learned. The new art building was one of the major points of interest as it was formally dedi- cated during the evening. Open House was a success ac- cording to teachers, parents and students. Freshman Tina Kelley and her father learn how to operate the new electric typewriters that are offered in the typing classes. Students in the art class demonstrate how to make a face mask and show parents what a mud pack is really like. Sophomore Frank Murray shows his mother the joys of classroom life while she takes a quiet nap. 88-Activities Junior Susan Obrenivichand her father discuss happenings and activities at Open House. Paula Salovaara from Helsinki. Finnland, was happy Gertrude Faeravaag from Oslo. Norway, thinks about with her year at Tempe High. the fun and experiences she had during her year of study at Tempe High. Sister City and Foreign Exchange Michelle Roper spent six weeks during the summer living in Tempe’s sister city of Skopje. Yugslavia. Skopje is the capital city of Macedonia, and has a population of about two million people. Michelle enjoyed her stay in Skopje and hopes to be able to go back sometime. Two Foreign Exchange stu- dents, Paula Salovaara and Gertrude Faeravaag, attended Tempe High School. Both enjoyed their year of study in the US and both were impressed by the splendid Arizona landscape. Paula calls Hel- sinki, Finnland, home while Gertrude is from Oslo, Norway. Michelle Roper with a souvenir of her visit to Yugoslavia, a coffee set much like the ones used everyday in that country. Activities-89 Boys and Girls State Three boys and three girls spent part of their summer learning the complications and laws of our American System of Government through an extensive practical exercise. Duke McDonald Steve Ybarra 90-Activities Laura Folz Jeff Sippel The boys spent a week at Northern Ari- zona University, while the girls went south to the University of Arizona. Both groups found themselves divided into the normal political subdivisions found in a state and spent their time electioneering, voting, and ruling the mythical political subdivi- sion. Professional Internship Learning a career by working with a professional is what Professional Internship is all about. To be accepted into the program, students must be in the top ten percent of their class and have reco- mendations from teachers. Students get to ob- serve various professions and decide if they want that career. IL Senior Debbie Bubbico did her interning at the zoo feeding animals and learning their biological names. Creating a cookie display is only part of learning how a sm business is run as Senior Julie Altman found out. Senior Maria Bahr worked with a mobile veterinarian for profes- sional Internship. After drawing blood from a ewe Maria shaves the ewe in preparation for an operation. Maria actually performed operations on animals with the aid of the veterinarian. Maria places sheets over the ewe jusi before the first incision. 92-Activities Kings Club Queens Laura Folz and Sharon Parkhurst. Kings Club Queens Kings Club Queen of Queens: Michelle Poper. The Kings Club Queens are nominated by Kings club members. The club then votes on the top four nominees. Usually the girls are honored in a calendar but the club was unable to publish one this year due to lack of funds. Kings Club Queen: Sheila Curtis. Activities-93 Christmas Senior Craig Moe alias Santa Claus, looks at Seniors Jeff Sipple and Tim Feeney of the Kings Club his reindeer prancing in the hall. cut into the ginger bread house the Kings club won in a canned food drive. The Vivache singers perform Let it Snow” at the annual Christmas concert. The Concert Choir performs a medley of Christmas songs for students and faculty at the annual Christmas concert assembly. Juniors Susan Duda, Shelly Woods, Corrine Concoby and Senior Karen Young enthusiastically help serve goodies at the annual Faculty Tea. The food was prepared by the Home Econom- ics Meal Management class. At Mr. Jess Thompson's annual Pinata Bust, a student from one of the Spanish classes gets ready to take a swing. Activities-95 Donkey Basketball Senior Jim Mullen seems to be getting a little bit frustrated with his stubborn partner, the donkey. Pommie Kathy Nakagawa shoots and tries to score two points for her team. Danny Donkey is embarrased for his rider who cannot make a shot. Mr. Van Hazel and Mr. Me Burney take time tc have a friendly chat while waiting for their donkeys to move. 96-Activities Coach Cook leads in a moment of prayer before the game. Senior Jeff Sippel tries to shoot without falling of the donkey. Pommies and F.F.A. girls battle it out at the jump. Jim Mullen and his donkey seemed to have had a slight disagreement and the donkey won. Senior Jimmy Williams and his don- key plan their strategy. Cheer and FFA girls try to catch the ball that got away. Activities-97 Plays The Queen (Kim Cook) waits for her servant (Paula Sawdy) to shower her with compli- ments. The Politician in The King of the United States (Allen Lea) is praised and adored by his support- ers made up of the rest of the cast. 98-Activities The murder scene from The King of the United States shows the cast surprised at the death of Laura Northcoast (Paige Tuhey). Other cast members are James Tiffany, Duane Kelly, Kevin Bischel, Allen Lea, Robinn Gray and Tina Brooks. The cast of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in the Black Forest hold their hands up protectively against the Queen (Kim Cook) and the Absent Minded King (James Tiffany) Other cast members are Allen Lea, Sharon Burgener, Michelle Musa, Tiffany Wool- sey, Frank Pettinato, Tonya Scroggins, Joann Ganzy, Paula Morrison and Cindy Near. Organizations Student Council The Student Council. Front row (I to r): Gail Ward, Gayla Obray, Ann Bushman. Michele Musa. Kathy Nakagawa. Fernando Rodriquez. Jonelle Musa. Julie Altman. Laura Folz, Betty Crain, Jayme Paris and Patti Haggard. Second row: Sharon Parkhurst. Neil Martin. Amy Auerback. Monica Garcia. Marie Lemieux. Anne Westfall. Janee Rollins. Sherri Griffin. Marie Mayorga and Kari Denham. Third row: Dale Lunt. David Matheson and Vince Martinez. Vice President Monica Garcia looks through different ideas for fund raising. President Ann Bushman calls the meeting to order. Business Manager. Kari Denham. Corresponding Secretary. Anne Westfall, Recording Secretary. Julie Altman and 100-Organizations The German Club First row. (I to r): Dirk May. Johann Akins. Alexsander Ipatenco. Janeke Baldwin. Monica Troxell. Kristina Mooney. Andrea Evans, Kurt Muller. Ernst Skinner. Johann Halstead and Wilhelm Taysam. Second row: Heike Davey. Friederich Lea. Thomas Perkinson. Michael Steffeck. Gregg Greer. Richard Kirchner, Christian McAdams. Alexsander Mesbergen. Dirk Luthberson. Lillias Woodward and Phillip Bleak. Third row: Jay Dunkelberger. Max Rogers. Dieter Binkley. Friederiech Hamilton. Mortiz Martin. Laura Ledenbach. Michael Wallen. Susanna Drew. Otto laquinto, Kim laquinto, Danna laquinto and Stephan Alt. The Native American Club: First row (I to r): Rosendo Ramirez. Mr. Tony Chavarria, Mrs. Betty Chavarria and Christina Rivera. Second row: Eric Ruiz. Sarah Bitsui. and Paula Chavarria. German Club German Club president Su- sanna Drew presides over a meeting. The goals of the German Club were to provide the opportunity for students to learn about Germany and its culture and to improve language skills. Activities during the year were de- signed to achieve these goals. Native American Club The Native American Club provides an opportunity for members to learn the ways of their ancestors. This year they held a Pow-Wow to help them understand the past. Organizations-101 Kings Club The Kings Club is a service organiation sponsored by the Tempe Lions Club. They earn money for worthy charities, and provide services to the school. One of their main pro- jects is publishing the yearly Queen of Queens calendar. The Kings Club Front Row: (I to r) Jeff Sippel, David Differt, Jim Miller, Neal Replogle and Jeff Edwards. Back Row: Tim Feeney, Frank Branham. David Roye, Steve Espinoza, Randall Greeley, Larry Mesbergen and John Ammons. Interact Interact is a service organiza- tion who’s main purpose is to help the community. One of their projects this year was sponsoring the blood drive, along with the Arizona Blood Service. They also had a car wash and other fund raising activities. Interact Front row (I to r): Gloria Szanto. Sander Alisky, Tracey McGarvin, Robin Gabelli, Susan Donohoe, Jennifer Ankeney and Kathy Nakagwa. Second Row: Mr. Richard Torrez. Amanda Nelson. Debbie May, Heather Davis, Amy Eshelman. Siobhan Hegarty and Mary Jo Meier. Third Row: Shelley McGarvin, Paula Salovara. Michelle Everett, Betty Crain. Theresa Rimer, and Craig Younger. Back Row: Connie Obray. Sheri Griffin, Dale Lunt. Jackie Miller and Corina Curtis. 102-Organizations Lettermens Club The Lettermens Club sold Tempe High wind- breakers, and after one of the Tempe High Bas- ketball games, they sponsored a dance that helped to pay for the let- ter jackets which includ- ed the athlete’s name and the Tempe High em- blem. 1 he Lettermens Club Top row (I to r): Tracy Ellis. Lisa Thomas. Ricky Carias. Jimmy Williams and Steve Ybarra. Bottom Row: Steve Goitia, Patti Strauss. Lisa Bermudez. Monica Garcia and Jeanine Rollo. French Club The French Club spon- sored a dance and nu- merous social parties, in- cluding the big Hallow- een and Christmas events. They celebrated Mardi Gras and sold can- dy to provide funds for their annual party at the end of the school year. The French Club. Back row: Mrs. Maureen Buffington. Dan Gesky. Ben Avechuco. Lori Camp- bell. Lynda Walls. Kathy Kitts and Ross Gould. Front row: Kathie Buren. Doris Mosley. Kim Baxley. Bethel Kaminsky and Bill McBrayer. Organizations-103 AIASA The American Industrial Arts Stu- dent Association is a national or- ganization for students who are presently in, or who have complet- ed, industrial arts courses. AIASA provides leadership training, en- courages scholastic motivation, in- creases knowledge and helps to promote industrial arts in school, community, state and nation. JAG Jag (Jobs for Arizona Graduates) is a new program developed to identify, train and place seniors into jobs after graduation. With the help of a job specialist, the partici- pants in the program were given an opportunity to study the job market at both a school level and at the job site. The AIASA. Front row, (I to r): Mark loia, Kevin Davidson. Jim Kuzmich. James Flanagan and Clint Shafer. Back row: Mr. Zweck. Alek Ipatenco. Jeff Tompkins. Troy McDorman and Robert Lewis. JAG. Top row (I to r): Dan Clayton. Pete Hernandez. Harold Ussery and Rick Urschel. Second row: John Hagman, Glen Pace. Penny Richards and Michelle Smith. Third row: Rebecca Rosecrans. Dana Madsen. Gabe Robles. Norma Tiznado. Carmen Gamboa and Mr. Richard Cons. Bottom row: Amy Yeater. Robert Vega. Judy Taysom. Rebecca 104-Organizations Rozell and Cathy Roarty. NHS Bottom row (I to r): Kathy Kitts. John Mahan. Mary Olson. Sherri Smyth. Judy Taysom and Terry Davey. Middle row: David Roye. Rauna Richardson. Maria Bahr. Michelle Roper. Julie Altman. Brian Carney. Dave Inoshita. Jeff Sippel and Tom Ratcliffe. Top row: Duke McDonald. Anne Westfall. Mike Nesbitt. Harold Ussery. Steve Espinoza. Joe Ortiz and Tim Feeney. NHS The National Honor Society was not a service organization. Their main function was to give recogni- tion to students who would receive a scholarship. Touchdown Club The Touchdown Club was designed to promote spirit in football and weight lift- ing. The club sponsored a dance which was one of the most popular of the year. A competitive weight lifting tournament raised funds used to buy weights for the schools weight room. The Touchdown Club. Front row (I to r): Tom Bagnoli. James Randall. John Mahan. Dave Belousek and Gordon Ambrose. Second row: Mr. Tim McBurney. Mike Montanez. Mike Nesbitt. Duke McDonald. Jim Warne and Mark Waclawik. Organizations-105 Dance Performance Junior Alison Lyons performs her solo dance entitled “On My Own . The dance performance class consists of the cream of the modern dance crop. The class puts on two shows each year in which they learn to perform with poise in front of an audience. The students choreograph most of their own dances. The finale is performed by Cathy Haver, Alison Lyons and Tina Force. Dance Performance. First row: Bobbi Jenckes. Second row: Cindy Mitchell. Tina Force. Alison Lyons. Erin Israel. Lyn Cahill Tammy Walker. Cathy Haver and Jaque Vue. Third row: Becki Rozell. Earl Alvey. Ann Abraham. Jenny Patterson. Karen Maas. Lisa Gieger. Mary Haggerson and Stacy Coffey. Performing the finale is Lisa Geiger, Earl Alvey, Stacy Coffey, Ann Abraham, Cindy Mitchell, Alison Lyons and Erin Isreal. Return to Forever is performed by Mary Haggersonand Lynn Cahill. Organizations-107 DECA The DECA Club. Front row (I to r): Laura Folz, Denise Dooley, Linda Thornton. Anika Luque, Chris Shaw. John Wilson. Howard Davis. Julie Pico and Marleen Ong. Second Row: Jeff Clark. Cynthia Hanna. Michelle Nadeau. Maxine Hansen. Regan Johnson. Shawn Griffin. Sheila Knutson. Annette Anderson. Dove Hicks. Cindy Jones and Dawn Lewis. Third row: Laura Slaughter. Adele Ridgway, Sherry Renfrow. Ron Daggett. Dallas Bennewitz. Larry Lieberman, David Verbanac and Mr. Pete Trowbridge. The purpose of Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is to help its members develop career goals and values. DECA also develops skills and aptitudes in the marketing and distribu- tion areas of business. A vocational or- ganization, its members attended school in the morning and worked in the afternoon, gaining an understand- ing of the professional world of market- ing and merchandising. They per- formed school and community service projects such as participating in the Muscular Dystrophy Telethon, visiting a children’s hospital, entering a booth in the community Halloween Carnival and attending leadership development con- ferences. 108-Organizations Seniors ballas Bennewitz and Regan Johnson ride DECA's float entry for the Homecoming parade. )0E Bottom row (I to r): Becky Alejandro. Tena Bolding. Barbara Miranda. Melissa LaVoy and Hoseanne Valenzuela. Middle row: Debbie Geller, Sherry Elliott. Gayla Obray. Carol Heun. Ginny Jeben. Alicia Fair. Nancy Martinez and Mrs. Marianne Mitchell. Top Row: Kathy Durham. Patty Mahoney, Goldie Bigham, Merlena Pherigo and Veronica Figueroa. HERO Bottom row (I to r): Coleen Gibson. Robert McCants, Jackie Freshour. Beth Blair. Cheryl Boforth, Scott Reuther. Jani Thomason and Chris Shuck. Middle row: Holly True. Shirley Norwood. Debbie Cockrell. Cindy Laninga. Annette Anderson. Sarnie Custer. Carmen Gamboa, ind Lori Fay. Top Row: Barbera Stewart. Sherry Anderson. Roshelle Aller. Bobi Jenckes, Margaret Zirkle. Lori Standage. Debbie Wengert and Mrs. Jama Crane. COE Coopertive Office Education. (COE) club members attend school in the morning and work at office jobs for both pay and school credit in the afternoon. Club activities during the year included a car wash, selling candy, and Christmas stockings, and they sold carnations for Valentines Day. At the end of the year, the club honored their employers at a banquet. HERO Home Economics Related Occupations (HERO) creates learning experiences for its members in real jobs that benefit others in the community. The club provides its members with a deeper understanding of the occupations in the Home Economic field. Members went to school in the morning and worked at their jobs in the afternoon. The club’s activities included helping at a Halloween carnival, selling miseltoe at Christmas, and selling carnations for Valentine’s Day. They also collected recipes from the faculty and students and put together a cookbook. In honor of their employers, the HERO members held a banquet at the end of the year. Chapter Officers (I to r): Brian Carney, Chris Jark, Jim Mullen. Bob Jark, Monica Moore and Shelly Scott. Greenhand'Officers (I to r): Sharon Campbell. Heidi Gulick, Dan Junion, Trish McKenzie, Vicki Hesseltine and Shelton Grantham. FFA The goals of the Future Farmers of America are to develop agricultural leadership, citizenship and cooperation. FFA is a part of the agriculture class and provides an opportunity to recieve recognition for the skills the students have learned. The citizenship goal was reached through a school wide Bar-B- Que they sponsored. The cooperation goal was reached through the numerous meetings and local events they attended. ! Chapter Farmers (I to r): Chris Jark, Pegi McKenzie, Kelly Johnston. Meg Rolle, Susie Rupert. Becky Fenimore. Greg Elkovitch. Scott Carney. Susie Bensted. Dan Belousek. Monica Moore, and Derik Winkle. 110-Organizations Greenhands Front row (I to r): Pilar Olvera. Dan Junion. Steve Wilimek. John Dupuis. Todd Baty, Shawn Bowser and Carol Haraughty. Second row: Shelton Grantham. Heidi Gulick. Sharon Campbell. Vicky Bray. Kerry Oliver. Denise Baillie. Debbie Bradford. Trish McKenzie. Vicki Hesseltine and Debbie Colquitt. Back row: David Emenhiser, Mark Emery. John Hoffman. David Rosas. Ben Schumann. Brian Eklivilch, Steve Johnston. Albie Laninga. Kenyon Roe. Keith Hunsinger. Charlie Sotomayor and Mary Maloney. Other FFA Members Front row (I to r): Julie Watson. Tammy Haraughty. David Coppock. Mike Hiesel. Donna Schiller, Susan Duncan. Patti Winkle and Mike Nielson. Back row: Ben Junion. Scott Glidden, John Shumaker. Steve McKenzie. Bob Greb. Kevin Carney and Kelly Scott. Organizations-111 Audio Visual The Audio Visual Club is students who work in the AV department. The club was designed to help the faculty and to provide a wide variety of AV ser- vices to the school. The clubs purpose is mostly social, although a secon- dary goal is to promote a better understanding of AV techniques. The club held a trial ride through some of Arizona’s most beautiful country during the spring. Video Club The Audio Visual Club. Front row (I to r): Marina Tramont, Tim Kennedy. Ann Junion and Eric Feight. Second row: Karen Soliere. Connie Boesch, Molly Vrizuela. Bob Kimberlin. Joe Williams. Ray Sanchez and Mr. Nix. The Video Club is for students who television. The club’s main goal is through first hand experience. The are interested in providing media to expand production and to in- club had several shows on Active programs for school and public crease member’s capabilities cable TV during the year. The Video Club. Front row (I to r): Greg Royer, Steve Goitia, Paul Montanez and Ann Abraham. Second row: Ken Patterson. Renee Bosack. Jeff Longhi. Larry Lieberman, Joe Ross and Kathy Young. Back row: Kurt Wentzel, Heather Cook. Kevin Bischel. Mr. Richard Lindstrom. Stacy Snyder and Daven Deneui. 112-Organizations The Forensics team members are first row (I to r): Susan Tropp (Debate coach), Danny Wood. Allen Lea, and Carrie Daly. Second row: Dan Clayton. Ann Con- laughton. Terry Fullinwider, Kathy Kitts. Paula Sawdy. Sharon Kaney and Greg Vare. Third row: Miss Griffee (Coach), Kim Baxley. Tom Ratcliffe, James Tiffany. Ben Busier. Kathy Schumann, Phyllis Hanson. JoAnn Ganzy. and Jennifer Ritchie. Aside from studying the various types of public speaking, interpreta- tion, and debate, the Foresnics team competed in several A.I.A. speech tournaments. The team also sponsored the first tournament to ever be held at Tempe High in the fall. Team mates not only refine their speech and debate techniques at tournaments but earn National Forensics League points, as well. Forensics The Forensics club officers are; (I to r): Dan Clayton (president), Phyllis Hanson (vice- president). and Sharon Kaney (secretary). Chess Club Chess, an A.I.A. sanctioned sport, can be played on a team and individual levels. The Chess Club members competed with other high school teams. All club members are eligible to join the United States Chess Federation where they can compete for money prizes and trophies. he Chess Club Members are; seated (I to r): Daniel Gilsdorf. Julie. Curtis, and Kristina looney. Second row: Kenny Evans, Mark Holden, and Joe Alisky. Third row: David teisinger, Sander Alisky. Gary Stef feck, Ernie Patti, John Dupuis, and Mr. Richard Torres Organizations-113 sponsor). Thespians The Thespians is a National Theater Honor Society. It takes 10 points earned or a mini- mum of 100 hours of theater work to be eligible for the group. The Thespians helped pay for the production costs of a play writ- ten by one of their members, Linette Davis. They ushered for the Arizona Civic Theater in Tucson, and attended the Thespians Convention on January 24. Kalia Theta The Thespians. Front row (I to r): Tiffany Woolsey. Paula Sawdy. Paige Tuhey and Allen Lea. Second row: Renee Bosack. Sue Carr, Frances Kao and Jenifer Madison. Third row: Linette Davis and Robinne Gray. Fifth row: Jim Tiffany. Kalia Theta. Front row (I to r): Kathy Buren, Emily Breckenridge, Mary Jo Meier and Suzanne Holguin. Second row: Rose Wearne, Julie Hanson, Roxanne Kaminsky, Ann Bushman and Susan Obrenovich. Third row: Mary Ann Balizado. Sharon Bur- gener, Robin Rose. Novita Acedo and Karen Haywood. Kalia Theta is a girl’s service organization. During the year Kalia Theta sponsored Meals on Wheels, and had a cake walk on Halloween. They raised money by selling Christmas carnations and also collected broken toys, repaired them and then distributed them to needy children at Christmas time. Drama Club The Drama Club. Front row (I to r): Jim Tiffany. Renee Bosack. Tiffany Woolsey and Kevin Bicshel. Second row: Diane Pular. Robinne Gray. Brian Sands. Paige Tuhey and Frances Kao. Third row: Shelly Coles. Sue Carr. Allen Lea and Terry Fullin- wider. The Drama Club is composed of aspiring actors. They sponsored plays, and worked at the Tempe Junior Chamber of Commerce Haunted House to raise extra money. They held workshops for Junior High students, and they brought Christmas cheer to many with their caroling. 114-Organizations Black Student Union The Black Student Un- ion’s main purpose was to build spirit, pride and awareness for black students. The club is open to any Tempe High student who wants to join. This year, the club took part in many activities, such as a get acquaint- ed party at the end of October, a picnic and carnival at Kiwanis Park for all the Black Student Unions in the area, and the many ac- tivities that highlighted Black Heritage Week. The Black Student Union. Front row (I to r): Roy Dodd. Donnette Scroggins. Daisy Conway. Norma Sheppard. Diane Henry. Venus Conway. Joanne Goodloe. Pearl McClendon and Edward Williams. Back row: Marthola King. Jan Harris. Betty Jean Conway. Robin James. Dorothy Liddile. Ed Caldwell. Carla Livingston. Derek Jackson. Kym Colbert. Dwight Calvin. Tonya Scroggins and Mrs. Dene Wallace. Backpacking The Backpacking Club is designed to teach students the intricacies of camping and living on the trail. The Backpacking Club took three major hikes last year. They hiked and camped on the Black River in the Apache Indian Reservation, spent a January weekend in the Superstitions, and hiked the Tanner Trail at The Grand Canyon in the Spring. They sold candy to earn funds for their equip- ment and travel expenses. Backpacking Club. Front row (I to r): Phil Odom. Robert Pyron. Diana Gordon. Nage Canchola and Lori Bronson. Second row: Kelly Murphy. Julie Freshour. Jennifer Flanagan. Becki Rozell. Ken Zinke, Robin Parke and Kathy Young. Back row: Mr. Curt Van Hazel. Chris Shaw. Lisa Thomas. Tracy Ellis. Brian Duncan, Dennis McDorman. Roger Pyron and Steve Law. Organization-115 Club The Science Club is designed to expand student intrest in all areas of science. The Club made field trips to places such as the ASU Planetariam. Other activities helped illustrate the application of science in the age. Ski Club The Ski Club is to help students go skiing at the lowest possible price. They went to great skiing places such as Salt Lake City, Utah, Mammoth, California; and Sunrise, Arizona. The Science Club Front row (I to r): Jackie Miller, Brian Kinsley, Randle Greeley, Kathy Jankowski, Rhonda Erhardt. Pete Medeguari, Vernon Richardson and Chris Reginato. Second row: Mr. Wood. Kathy Kitts. Brenda Davey. Scott Cainey, Teddie Turley, Diane Dupere. Suzanne Holquin, Joanne Richardson. Curtis Hoopes. Carla Ballard and Patti Edwards. Third row: Mike Manning, Tom Ratcliffe, Phyllis Hansen. Tracy Ellis. Ann Peralta, Sherri McGee. Amy Harper, Ross Gould. Dzung Pham. Sharon Parkhurst and Mr. Spalding. The Ski Club. First row (I to r): Linda Tennes. Julie Pico. Raleigh Todd and Anika Luque. Second row: Randall Greeley. Fred Klosterman. Maria McBride. Steve Gala, Chris Hall and Tom Bagnoli. Third row: Neal Replogle. Lawrence Heywood. Rob Lund. Annette Anderson. Judy Taylor. Liz Wilson, Nick Thornhill and Eva Monsey. Fourth row: Ray Agee, Mike Caruso, Rusty Rogers. Mike Mandt. Marcella Nieblas. Eddie Stout, Jackie Freshour. Julie Freshour, Kelly Murphy and Jody Howell, Fifth row: Larry Lieberman. Joe Ross. Sherri Huff. Linda Martin. Suzanne Gittings. Sheri Griffin, Amanda Nelson, Stephanie Markoff, Cathy Roarty and Becki Rozell. Last row: Kai Open- shaw, Coach Tim McBurney and David Peterson. 116-Organizations Mecha MECHA (Movimiento Estudiantil Chicano de Atzlan) is an organization for all students. It’s main purpose is to promote unity and awareness of the culture of Mexican American students. Many activities were participated in by the club this year. They sold spices and decorative containers, held a car wash, had a Halloween dress up day and party, and sponsored a week long Cinco de Mayo prooram. The Mecha Club. Front row (I to r): John Murrietta, Jesse Villa, Mercy Vasquez. Cecilia Ruelas. Rosa Cortez. Michelle Rodriguez. Carmen Gamboa. Claudia Corella, Roger Rodriguez and Mandy Ezcurra. 2nd row: Ernie Moreno. Alex Campos. Ray Rodriguez. Victor Hernandez. Frank Cota. Barbara Escalante. Valerie Aranda. Sylvia Mendoza, Ruth Ramirez. Lisa Novia, Francis Cortez and Norma Tiznado. 3rd row: Mr. Manuel Reyes. Lisa Zepeda. Andrea Mauk, Marina Tramont. Christine Banuelos. Nancy Martinez. Joann Romero. Maggie Villa. Barbara Miranda and Mike Franco. 4th row: Cruz Robles. Tony Ruelas. David Montana. Tom Gutierrez, Eric Ruiz. Billy Casas. Floyd Gamboa. Gabriel Robles. Al Moreno. Johnny Gomez and Mr. Richard Trujillo. Mecha club members celebrated Halloween early during Mecha dress up day. Front row (I to r): Barb Escalante. Marina Tra- mont, Elena Sanchez. Valerie Aranda and Maggie Villa. Second row: Cruz Robles. Andrea Mauk. Adam Mazon, Laurie Dietrich. Back row: Claudia Corella. Dalia Padilla, Christine Banuelos. Organizations-117 Concert Band. Front row (I to r): Mary Jo Meier. Debbie Young. Aime Hugher. Laura Broter. Melanie Benson. Renee Ipatenco. Wendi Kohout. Donna Dodge. Beth Riggins and Dove Hicks. Second row: Terri Whitacre. Tyrena Griffin. Kim Crammer. Joe Meier, lynnell Waymire. Debbie Johnson. 8rian Perkinson. Jeff Royer. Darwin Hamilton, and Steve Patterson, Third row: Sam Whitacre. Kevin Flowers. Chris Rosenbaum. Harold Ussery. Phillip Bleak. Matt Pierce. Ted Spomer. Bob Clegg and Tim Orman. Fourth row: Tim Kennedy. Vernon Richardson. Craig Younger. Steve Marquardt and Scott McAdams. Fifth row: Mr. Goodstein, Luke Roll. Arnold Ruiz. Mike Ybarra. John Sevanick and Peter Almand. Concert Band The Concert Band is an off-shoot of the Buff Band and is open to stu- dents through audition. Those ac- cepted for membership spent the Spring semester playing in school- related concert programs at a variety of locations throughout the Valley. 118-Organizations The Jazz Band. Front row (I to r): Kim Badger, Tim Paul. Scott Drudge. Susan Vega. Nage Canchola and David Messmer. Second row: Maureen Miller, John Sevanick, Mike Perrin. David Clary. Jerry Ray. Craig Younger and Roric Fink. Third row: Lenore Stonoff. Bill Winton. Don McCray. Mike Downey. Kevin Flowers and Bobby Clegg. Jazz Band A select group of musicians from the Buff Band are combined for the Tempe High Jazz Ensemble. The performance of jazz styles is emphasized. The Jazz Ensemble performs throughout the year at festi- vals and competitions. Junior Varsity Band The JV Band. Front row (I to r): Diane Puller. Joan Eckles, Ketra Coleman. Melinda Henson. Lucia Austin. Lisa Costello. Venus Conway and Lynn Berry. Second row: Deana Sheridan. Robin Rose. Jan Coleman. Jennie Davis. Tricia Jones. Susan Kaib, Kathy Buerger and Lori Enriquez. Third row: Bill Greene. Mary Sevanick, Kim Colbert. John Hoffman. Mike Harrington. Doug Akins. Jack Trammell. Mike Pebworth. Chris Standish. Darrell Triplett and Bill Greene. Fourth row: Dennis McDorman. Will Wearne. Jeff Perkins. Don Carrethers. Jeff Kohout. Tony Voyles, Neesa Hooks. Darrell Hess. Brenda Buren and Phil Amrozowicz. The JV Band has been a great factor in the instrumental music of Tempe High. Most of the students performing in the Buff Band worked on playing fundamentals in the JV Band. Organizations-119 120-Organizations Buffalo Marching Band The Buffalo Marching Band, left row (front to rear): Donna Dodge (cymbolist). Pommies; Ginny Beben. Michelle Ever- ett. Rauna Richardson. Kathy Nakagawa, Jennifer Ankeney. Amy Eshelman. Jolene Mann. Corina Curtis. (Row two): Maureen Miller. Laura Riffle. Mary Jo Meier. Sandy Mar- tinez. Tim Orman. David Bu- seck. and David Messmer. Row three: Arnold Ruiz. Dove Hicks. Debbie Johnson. Ted Spomer. Don McCray, and Kevin Flowers. Row four: Luke Roll. Laura Brofer. Mary Wright. Susan Vega. Sam Whi- tacre. Dave Marquardt. and Vernon Richardson. Row five: Chuck Martin. Amy Hughes. Lynnell Waymire. Kathy Schu- mann. Mark Miltun. Steve Christiansen and Steve Mar- quardt. Row six: Mike Perrin. Renee Ipatenco. Tyrena Grif- fin. Brian Perkinson, Steve Patterson. John Halstead. Tim Kennedy, and Jeff Sheppard. Row seven: Dzung Pham. Wendi Kohout, Debbie Young, Jeff Royer. Ken Patterson. Bob Clegg, and Craig Youn- ger. Row eight: Peter Almand. Theresa Sevanick. Gloria Szanto. Scott Drudge. Nage Cancholla. Matt Pierce, and David Clary. Row nine: Mike Ybarra. Pam Bieber. Kim Crammer. Terri Whitacre. Lau- ra Lendenbach. Phillip Bleak, and Jerry Ray. Row ten: John Sevanick. Jeff Edwards. Gary Hawthorne. Joe Meier. Darwin Hamilton. Scott McAdams, and Roric Fink. Row eleven: Melanie Benson (cymbolist). Pommies: Joann Richardson. Lisa Thomas. Betty Crain. Su- zanne Holguin. Rosie Ruiz. Chris Edwards. Linda Thomas, and Cindy Mitchell. (Kneeling). Tracy Shrode. Drum Major. Harold Ussery. Organizations-121 The Buff Band and the Pommies perform one of their numbers during halftime at the McClintock game. Senior Harold Ussery Buff Band's Drum Major, leads the band in marching during halftime. The newest addition to the Buff Band is the new flag line which consists of: Row one: (I to r). Cindy Jones. Beth Riggins. Jerri Guthrie and Shelly Dalton Row two: De De Virgo. Kelly Taylor. Emily Breckenridge. Diane Ratcliffe and Susanne Overson Row three: Rose Wearne. Donna Hess. Tami Walker. Lisa Phillips. Julie Hanson and Laura Bullock. 122-Organizations The Honor Band. Front row (I to r): David Buseck. Lenore Stonoff, Laura Riffle. Kim Badger and Mary Wright. Second row: Susan Vega. Gary Hawthore. Kathy Schumann. Pam Bieber. Jeff Edwards. Theresa Sevanick and Ken Patterson. Third row: John Halstead. Steve Christiansen. Tim Paul, Don McCray. Scott Drudge. Mike Downey, Nage Canchola, David Marquardt. David Messmer. Jeff Sheppard. Sandy Martinez and Gloria Szanto. Fourth row: David Cleary. Jerry Ray and Roric Fink Standing: Mr. Strivings. Dzung Pham. Maureen Miller. Mike Perrin and Dusty Flanagan. Tie Orchestra. Front row (I to r): Launa Whyte. Barry Grisson, Joe Alisky. Laura Gotts. Christine Gaynette, Hasana Vannoy. Toni Evans. Melissa Metos, Tina Force. John Otterstedt. (athy Nakagawa and Suzanne Overson. Second row: LeAnn Sauer. Bill Taysom. Aaron Tomasini, Carrie Daly. Lori Buseck. Lann Vannoy. Tony Scopellite. John Ensworth. Bill Esca- ante, Vicki Ward and Phyllis Hanson. Standing: Curtis Hoopes and Susie Ensign. Honor Band The Honor Band is formed after marching season from among members of the Buff Band. Membership is based upon audition. It is the most prestigious of the concert groups. The band played at various school concerts and festivals. Orchestra Orchestra is a performing organization consisting pri- marily of string instruments such as violins, violas, cel- los and basses. The class is open to all grade levels and membership requires audi- tion. This year the Orches- tra traveled to Denver, Colorado, to compete in an International Music Festival. Several other concerts were scheduled during the school year. Organizations-123 Choirs Beginning the year with a new director, the singing program went through a revision process and emerged with a strong group of dedicated vo- calists who lent their tal- ents to festive occasions through the Valley. Par- ticularly at the Christmas season, the singing groups brought cheer and happiness to young and old outside the school community and to THS students at the tra- ditional Yuletide assem- blies. Chorale. First row (I to r): Matt Perling. Lori Bronson. Bonnie Edwards, Tammie Schoeder. and Loretta Lippincott. Second row: Bobby Kimbrell. Peter Harris. Rhonda Elmer. Ann Dargon, Sharol Wion and Cherel Blackmore. Third row: Greg Royer. Steve Gritz. David Emenhiser. Pam Flores. Sherrie Bland and Marianne Otting. Fourth row: Mike Scofield. Jeff Scow. Susan Plunkett. Elisabeth Bjorem and Julie Curtis. Beginning Chorus. First row (I to r): Tracey Foley. Aimee Knott. Nadine Hart. Kim Goudie. Joey Warnke. Lisa Geer. Kelly Goudie and Erma Mendoza. Second row: Kathy Knoche. Gina Doney. Tammy Brabo. Joni Apodaca. Jeanie Rosas. Patti Swatzell. Mike Anderson. Robin Stepton and Carlos Casas. Third row: Pat Shannon. Lisa Schuk, Deawna Judd. My Trinh, Pam Shannon. Scott Taylor. Mary Thompson. Sherrie Wooten. Diane Kowalchuk and Leah Imhoff. 124-Organizations The Advanced Ensemble. First row: (I to r): Sheri Griffin. Paula Sawdy. Peggy Lynch, Karen Heywood. Shianne Gay. Dede Dulaine and Kelly Taylor. Second row: Ernie Patti. Kelly Davis. Earl Alvey. Dana Madsen, Robert Groves. Judy Tayson. Harold Ussery, Mark laquinto, James Thomas and Mark Clark. The Concert Choir. Front row: James Thomas. Mark Clark, Frank Pettinato. Allen Lea. Sandi Segerstrom. Jean Lippincott, Loreal Hansen. Joann Richardson. Kimm Cummings and Rauna Richardson. Second Row: Robert Scofield. Kelly Davis. Mark laquinto. Jim Tiffany. Ernie Patti. Kelly Bonasera. Kelly Baldwin, Kelly Taylor. Lisa Thomas. Peggy Lynch and Dede Dulaine. Third row: Ron Hovdestad. Jeff Tompkins. Bob Groves. Neal Hiett. Clayton Calhoon, Mike Scow. Dianne Sparle. Lynda Walls. Michelle Scow. Kari Denham. Deryn Denham. Judy Taysom and Dana Madsen. Organizations-125 Junior Jenny Sandner shows great enthusiasm at the Mac vs Tempe game. The Varsity Cheer Line Front row: Michelle Roper, Teddi Turley, and Natalie Aquilar. Second row: Michele Musa, Jenny Sandner. and Sheila Curtis. Back row: Linda Tennes, and Brenda Martindale. 126-Organizations Senior Michelle Roper does a kick in the routine to the Junior Teddi Turley gets ready to use th fight song. megaphone. “When Teddy Turley speak everyone listens. The JV Cheer Line Front row (I to r): LeAnn Sauer, Allison Lyons, and Debbie May. Top row: Paula Davidson, Susan Donohoe and Kim Fenimore. The Freshman Cheer Line Front row: Debbie Abbott. Beckie Rupert. Amy Long and Candy Kingsbury. Top row. Kristin Walker and Shelley Meyer. Organizations-127 The Pom Line 128-Organizations Junior Corina Curtis relaxes while enjoying the game. During a tense moment, Senior Diana Varela prays for a touchdown. Senior Rauna Richardson and Junior Michelle Everett join in the traditional Hair’ dance after a touchdown. Senior Ginny Beben watches the game with anticipation and hope. 621-suoi|bz!Ub6jo The 1980-81 Pom Pon Line Front row (I to r): Ginny Beben. Betty Crain, Joann Richardson. Linda Thomas. Lisa Thomas, and Cindy Mitchell. Second row: Rauna Richardson. Joiene Mann. Rosie Ruiz. Cathy Haver. Chris Edwards. Suzanne Holguin and Kathy Nakagawa. Third row: Jennifer Ankeney. Corina Curtis. Amy Eshelman. Marilou Miller. Diana Varela. Michelle Everett and Theresa Rimer. The Horizon The Annual Staff began with a bang, having the largest num- ber of students in the past several years. However, only Editor Michelle Smith was a returnee from last year. So, many hours of frustration, learning by mistakes and ex- periences and re-doing page layouts were the order of the day. But through it all, the staff kept its sense of humor and its goal of turning out a top quality 1981 Horizon. The Horizon Staff. Sitting (I to r): Danielle Douglas, Vic Matthews. Marleen Ong, Lisa Kendall, Michelle Smith. Sharon Kaney. Tami McClung and Dave Levan. Standing: Andrea Mauk, Dan Desjardins. Novita Acedo, Jody Howell, Sandy Strauss, Michelle Preciado. Lisa Durbin, Char- lotte Kinsley, Shawn Griffin. Kris Spellman, Ro Ramirez and Jeff Adams. Seniors Tami McClung and Marleen Ong select pic- tures from the contact book. Junior Andrea Mauk and Senior Lisa Kendall look for candids. 130-Organizations Seniors Novita Acedo and Sharon Kaney laugh at Juniors Dan Desjardins, Kris Spellman and Ro Ramirez size and crop a a private joke as they do a layout. picture for one of Activities section pages. Sophomores Michelle Preciado and Char- lotte Kinsley check copy for a page. Senior Shawn Griffen and Sophomores Lisa Durbin and Jody Howell work on the Index. Seniors Dave Levan and Vic Mathews, two photog- raphers on the staff, sponge the water from a roll of negatives. Organizations-131 ophomores Danielle Douglas, Jeff Adams and ompute the length of a caption for a picture. Sandy Straus Publications Photographers The Publications Photographers. Front row (I to r): Dave Levan. Ken Harris. Michelle Smith. Terry Snedigar and Vic Matthews. Back row: Alison Marcus. Todd Hammer, Anna Ernst. Ed Stout and Heather Cook. The Publications Photographers took pictures for the school’s yearbook, newspaper and liter- ary magazine. Comprised of the Advanced Photography class, the group was also the school Photography Club. In addition to meeting often nearly impossi- ble deadlines imposed by publi- cations editors, the photogra- phers also took individual and group pictures of school organi- zations. Photography Club President Michelle Smith (right) adjusts an enlarger. Club Vice-President Vic Matthews (left) pro- cesses a print through the chemicals. 132-Organizations Senior Ken Harris composes a picture. Ken shot most of the yearbook’s sports action pictures. Seniors Ed Stout and Terry Snedigar take prints from the Senior Alison Marcus mixes color chemis- try. Organizations-133 Senior Anna Ernst Squeegee’s a print. Senior Todd Hammer pulls a print from the washer. Senior Heather Cook checks a contact sheet. Senior Dave Levan checks a negative for density and clarity. The Buffalo Plauged by the problems in- herent in a small staff, three seniors produced the first is- sue of The Buffalo by them- selves. As soon as possible, members of the basic class were added and the newspa- per continued to improve. First Semester Editor Chris Shaw graduated and headed to ASU, handing the reins to Senior Sharon Kaney. Though hampered by a shortage of printing money, Sharon con- tinued to maintain the news- paper’s high standards. The Buffalo Staff. Seated (I to r): Bob Tibbett, Sharon Kaney. Chris Shaw. Michelle Smith and Vic Matthews. Second row: Christy True. Kathy Mathews. Robin Gray. Pam Hanson. Laura Ledenbach and Laura Riffle. Senior Sharon Kaney, Spring Semester Editor Senior Chris Shaw, Editor. Fall Semester 134-Organizations Vic Matthews and Laura Riffle examine exchange papers. Juniors Pam Hansen and Robin Gray check the spelling of a name in the master roster of all THS students. Juniors Christy True and Laura Ledenbach pound out copy as the deadline comes closer and closer. Juniors Kathy Mathews and Bob Tibbett write headlines. Organizations-135 Altamira -AK tYfaUl The Altamira Staff. First row (I to r): Kathy Kitts. Liz Wilson. Robinne Gary. Roxanne Kaminsky. Ernest Patti and Mrs. Jeanette Howell. Second row: Tom Ratcliffe. Johica Newbi. Paige Tuhey. Brian Krisnsley. Jay Dunkelburger and Lynette Davis. Junior Lynette Davis and Brian Krinsley, Sopho- more. worked together to edit the magazine. Altamira, which translated means ‘high views’, is the literary magazine published annually. The magazine is composed of the poetry, short stories, art work and photog- raphy by the student body. Students are encouraged to submit their art works in the fall. The staff then reads and evaluates the material. Pieces for publication are chosen on the basis of high evaluations. Staffers Tom, Jay, Liz, Roxanne and Kathy discuss and evaluate poems that may be put in the magazine. 136-Organizations Paige and Ernie chuckle over a humorous selection while Jo hica and Robinne look on. fidoJL QjXc- jikBbti o-hfrjLs t4- MO t$fcye- - LdtU-C Dn i CnocJn CL CD( f QjyJL' [ (( S C- 4 CjuUj c 71iu' L)ho(£-y nQ' c +jJloL V AxS UZCL J ■tsA u u. oJ ff 3' c (oobcxi U' Acum . 0- i cl LLol- L ✓ uuAtA ■C 'iGCT-t ■■ was Life All was not work at the DECA carwash in the Fall. Rather, some dancing (of a sorts) apparently took place. Posing at the apex of a rather ragged Can Can kick are Larry Lieberman, Dove Hicks, Adviser Mr. Pete Trowbridge, Marleen Ong, Laura Foiz and Chris Shaw. 138-Campus Life Football players wear a tie on the day of their game to signify team unity. But the lack of ties with normal dress in Tempe has its drawbacks. A guy quickly forgets how to tie one. But there are compensations as when Junior Scott West got a helping hand from Junior Jennifer Flannagan to get the maverick piece of cloth knotted tightly against his neck. Campus Life-139 Bicycles remained one of the most popular models of transportation, particularly in these days of rising ?asoline prices. Though most upper classmen preferred cars to the two wheelers, enough bikes transported empe High students to fill two security compounds. The daily bus ride was not the favorite way to end a day. But hundreds depended on the big yellow transports to get them close enough to their homes that walking wasn't an unbearable chore. 140-Campus Life Looking like he just rode in from the range is Senior Vic Mathews, sporting a black cowboy hat and boots. Though some THS students habitually wore the popular western gear. Vic was attired for one of the special dress-up days before a traditional game. Senior class president Laura Fo zwas spirited during a western dress-up day to the point of the black cowboy hat. Campus Life-141 TEMPE HIGH SCHOOL T VS MC GAME WE STOMPED ON .MAC ALRIGHT 33-30 ’Nuff said. The charged up Buffaloes surprised an over confident, cocky crew of McClintock Chargers in the annual inter-city rivalry. Though Mac went on to take the state title, the Buffs could boast that they had beaten the AAA champions and had been only one game from facing them again in the finals. 142-Campus Life Junior Robinne Gray listens intently to someone as she sips her milk Juring an outdoor lunch on one of Tempe's warm fall days. Her costume was typical of THS coeds. •art of the Unit Five crowd hoots, calls and hollers at passing students, generally -males. Making their presence heard are Chris Hall, Jim Herchet, John Mahan, ireg Bon cel la, Mike Nesbitt, Vic Mathews, and Dave Belousek. Campus Life-143 Hats appeared on many heads as part of the campus “fash- ion” scence. Football player Mike Nesbitt sports a billed cap with a bit of advertising on the front on a game day. the latter signified by the not too common necktie. Frosh class council The Frosh Class Committee. Front row (I to r): Shelly Davidson. Holly Morris. Neil Martin. Patty Haggard. Fernando Rodriguez. Racquel Gutierrez and Brad May. Middle row: Paul Ruiz. Dennis Salazar. Doris Mosley. Sara Winkle. Alice Mahoney. Mike Reginato. Mark laquinto and Carole Casas. Top row: Mrs. Pat Foley. Kathy Ruston. Vernon Hershberger. Marie Mayorga. Sandy Martinez. Stephanie Markoff. Launa President. Fernando Rodriguez. Whyte. Diane Sparle and Mrs. Peggy Hassett Secretary Patty Haggard. Vice President Marie Mayorga. Boys Representative Neal Martin. 146-Classes Debbie Daniel Doug John Joe Missy Peter Steve Abbott Aguilar Akins Akins Alisky Allen Almand Alt Frances Sheri Mike Amy Chris Sally Robin Scott Alvarez Amrozowicz Andersen Anderson Anderson Anderson Andres Andrews Christine Lynn James Monicque Katie Reyes Reggie David Banuelos Barry Bence Bennewitz Benson Bermudez Bernstein Berry leryl iwer Classes-147 Chuck Boykin Tammy Brabo Bryan Bradley David Branham Kristy Freshman Patti Roberts and Sheri Griffin lis Brantner ten intensively at a pep rally. Tina Brenda Kathy Susan Mark Ed Clayton David Brooks Buren Buerger Buseck Byrd Caldwell Calhoon Calhoon Lori Luis Jeff Mike Carole William Randy Darren Campbell Canales Carter Caruso Casas Castricone Celaya Chico Pam Coffman Sarah Collins Alan Cruz Shelly Kelly Coles Collins Evelyn Robert Francis Rosa Lisa Frank Considine Contreras Cortez Cortez Costello Cota Valina John Jolyn Shelly Davy Dwayne Cutler Dale Dandoy Davidson Davis Davis Jennie Davis Paul Cronin 148-Classes Lance Lance Dan Keith Lisa Eugenia Cheryl Tony Davis Delmore Demarco Derouin r Dezelsky Doney Dovi Dren Becky John Brian David Duncan Dupuis Elkovitch Emenhiser John Ensworth Bill Escalante Michelle Trevor Espinoza Ettenborough Kenneth Toni David Laura Freshman Mathew Skinner is enjoying his art work Evans Evans Fatica Faulkner Kari Jason Mike Dana Jessie JoAnn Dustan Anita Fedorchak Ferra Ferrell Fetterman Fetty Fisk Flanagan Flannery Kevin Sonya Tracy William Flowers Floyd Foley Frank Abe Fullmer Shianne Gay JoAnne Gehlert Daniel Gesky Classes-149 Leo Missy Sharon Joann Laura Miranda Bill Louise Gilmartin Goitia Goletz Goodloe Gotts Gary Greene Greer Tyrena Allen Collette Barry Steve Chris Chris Raquel Griffin Grimsley Grimsley Grissom Gritz Guild Guss Gutierrez Tim Patti Michelle Nadine John Peter Ray Melinda Hackett Haggard Halsey Hart Haver Harris Hendrix Henson Luis Ruperto Vernon Darrell Hernandez Hernandez Hershberger Hess Freshman Reyes Bermudez works creatively in art class. Tammy Glenda Lowell David Hillman Hoffman Holt Holtfrerich Rick James John Peggy John Keith Shauna Grant Housel Hoyt Huffman Hughes Humphrey Hunsinger Hunt Idso 150-Class Leah Tony Mark Derek Kevin Alvaro Dwight Ron Imhoff Imperiale loia Jackson Jakel Jara Jarvis Jenkins Brian Craig Jim Lisa Ramona Kassandra Patricia Steve Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Johnson Jones Jones Jones Deawna Dan Susan Tina Tim Christine Bobby Pam Judd Junion Kaib Kelley Kennedy Kettle Kimbrell Kimberlin Candy Kingsbury Craig Kleinman Kim Kathy Aimee Jeff Kneadler Knoche Knott Kohout reshman Joann Goodloe works on an assignment in Kevin Karyn Tim Lisa n9l'sh- Kortsen Koszyk Koszyk Krahenbuhl Classes-151 Eric Jim Michelle Steve Michele Fred Bobbi Jori Kronengold Kuzmich LaForce Law Lawson Lea Leadbetter Ledbetter Paula Tom Robert David Charles Daryl Amy Matt Lennon Lewenstein Lewis Lipinski Lippincott Lonetree Long Maclean Freshman Paul Williams seems to be distracted from his art work. Daryl Robert Duff Stephanie Steve Mahan Mahr Malone Markoff Marquardt Michelle Neil Terry Sandi John Marshall Martin Martin Martinez Matthews Brad Marie Wayne Neal Pearl May Mayorga McCabe McCarter McClendon Susan Dennis Tracy Todd Matt Marci Kim Susan McCorkle McDorman McGarvin McKinnon McVaughn McWilliams Menze Meyer 152-Classes Shelley Daniel Debbie Alice Eva Paul Greg Kristina Meyer Milburn Miller Moloney Monsey Montanez Moody Mooney John Cheri Holly Doris Steve Tina Christine Lisa Morales Morris Morris Mosley Nelson Newman Nichols Novia Kerry Bruce Sean Kai Frank John Al Tiffany Oliver Olson O'Neal Openshaw Ortiz Otterstedt Paradis Pascoe Brian Michelle Perkinson Phillips Steve Erin Patterson Payne Freshman Kevin Coresin does some figuring and mea- suring on his Wood Shop project. Karen Dana Diane Roger Jan Diane Kurt Dia Price Prichard Pullar Pyron Rapachietta Ratcliffe Rathburn Rawls Classes-153 Colleen Mike Gary Larry Vernon Beth Tim Mike Ragan Reginato Renfrow Renfrow Richardson Riggins Ritze Rizzo Jessica Fernando Michelle Ruben Valerie Christy Kenyon Raul Rodgers Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rodriguez Rollins Roe Romero Augy Paul I A W y JI Beckie Kathy Rui7 Piii7 I «L _ II Piinprf Rn lnn Dennis Lisa Freshman Jordy Taylor and Craig Kleinman work on an Leslie Tammy Salazar Schilling assignment in their English class. Schrack Schroeder Lisa Kristie Ben Mike Jeff Donette Andrew Mary Schuk Schumacher Schumann Scofield Scow Scroggins Segerson Sevanick 154 Freshman Jim Bence and John Dupuis taking notes in Robin Jennie Jan Jim their English class. Stepton Stevens Stevenson Stratton LeeAnn Danny Dara Patti Kristy Jordy Scott William Straub Stufflebeam Sutton Swatzell Tanguay Taylor Taylor Taysom Pam Mary Rhonda Jeff Jack Darrell Dawn Gerald Thomasino Thompson Thompson Tipton Trammell Triplett Troxell Turley Classes-155 Hasana Vannoy Christie Van Wormer Merci Vasquez Tony Voyles Kristin Walker Mike Wallen Vicki Ward Don Warne Joey Warnke Will Wearne Genette Wester Sam Whitacre Audrey Welch Kim Whitfield Launa Whyte Steve Wilimek Chris Wilkins Gary Wilkin Julie Williams Paul Williams Sara Winkle Sharol Wion Beth Withrow Dede Woodward David Woolsey Darrin Womble Chip Wortley Alicia Wooten Carol Vanez Philip Yates o 156-Classes Mike Ybarra Freshmen Tony Moran and David Waclawik hurry to finish a shop project before their next class. Lonzo Moreno, Freshman, marks and measures a board as he begins a project in woods class. Classes-157 Sophomores Janee Rollins, was the Sophomore Class secretary. Class President Sheri Griffin leads a lively discussion about which class ring company to choose. 158-Classes The Sophomore Class Council. Front row (I to r): Connie Obray, Sheri Griffin and Jennifer Hendrickson. Second row: Carrie Frizzell, Susan Gittings. Siobhan Hegarty. Jayme Paris and Janee Rollins. Third row: Chris Minnitti. Heather Davis, LeAnn Sauer, Debbie May and Colleen Cowley. The Sophomores were relieved to know they were no longer Freshmen. They had taken a gi- ant step toward being more readily accepted by the upper classmen. Among their tasks were raising money for class projects and saving some money to help pay for next year’s Prom which they will be responsible for. They sponsored dances and sold can- dy. And, they surmounted the conflicts and chose a class ring for the Class of 1983. As usual, the Sophomores were very spirited and took several spirit awards. The class officers felt that it was a good year and that individuals in the class were very supportive. Girl's and Boy's Representatives Jamye Paris and Vince Martinez check the agenda be- fore the meeting. Eric Paul Jeff Ray Lance Sander Kris Keith Aceves Adamczyk Adams Agee Aldridge Alisky Allen Almand Amy John Ambrose Ammons Mike Jennifer Anderson Ankeney Valerie Ben Aranda Avechuco Dwayne Kelly Bader Baldwin Alfred Dawn Sophomore Jenny Lewis displays great enthusiam to- Henry Todd Balizado Barnes wards Tempe High during Mac Week. Batten Baty Kim Don Melanie Delila Tim Kevin Mike Cherel Baxley Belousek Benson Bermea Birt Bischel Bjorem Blackmore Colen Blair Vicky Emily Lori Bray Breckenridge Bronson Alex Brown Laura Bullock Kathi Dan Buren Burk Classes-159 Sharon Alex Nage Matthew Terry Scott Kenneth Raymon Campbell Campos Canchola Candler Candler Carney Carrethers Castro Ketra Tom Robert Venus Chymane Claudia Robert Lynda Coleman Connaughton Conrad Conway Cook Corella Corella Cornell Ricky Ann Brenda Heather Kelly Dana Dargon Davey Davis Davis Colleen Kim Paul Kim Sharon Cowley Crammer Cruz Cummings Cuthbertson Dave Deryn Paul Linda Laurie Sophomore Sheri Griffin takes some Deneui Denham Denk DeVoss Dietrich papers to the office between classes. 160-Classes Roy Donna Renee Susan Danielle Dede Steve Lisa Dodd Dodge Donofrio Donohoe Douglas Dulaine Duncan Durbin Theresa Bonnie Jeff Greg Durbin Edwards Edwards Elkovitch Jerry Rhonda Angel Lori Ellison Elmer Encinas Enriquez Karen Rhonda Amy Steve Mary Ann Otting stares intently at her sophomore Oral Epperlein Erhardt Eshelman Eslinger Expression teacher. Joe Tony Cindy Kim Steve Jim Maureen Pam Espinoza Evans Fairbanks Fenimore Fisher Flanagan Flannery Flores Chris Tina Vicki Mike Elizabeth Lana Carrie Debbie Flores Force Foster Franco Franklin Fretz Frizzell Frost Class-161 John Darwin Chris Pat Sandy Julie Mike Janice Halstead Hamilton Hancock Hanks Hanna Hanson Harrington Harris David Hart Georgia Haskell Judy Heedum Marty Hartwell John Hassett Vicki Hesseltine Paul Hensley Joe Hernandez Siobhan Hegarty Jennifer Hendrickson Sophomore Todd Radtke listens to a Lawrence Leland Mike John Robert speech in his Oral Expression class. Heywood Heywood Hodges Hoffman Holland Classes-162 Chinnese Curtis Jody Kelly Carolyn Leda Angela Renee Hooks Hoopes Howell Hudspeth Hughes Hughes Imperiale Ipatenco Karen Scott Kris Ken Sophomore Kathy Buren has mixed emotions about her Keck Kendall Kentera Khamis ••favorite” class. Debbie Ann Tom Bethel Johnson Junion Kampe Kaminsky Dennis James Donna Jennings Dianna Jacobs Neil Jackson Terry Cathy Charlotte Gina Stanley Michele Albie Jody Kingsbury Kinsley Kinsley Kirchner Kittock Klosterman Laninga Lee Barbara Jenny Georgetta Paul Laurie Carla Rhonda Gina Lester Lewis Liddile Link Little Livingston Longwell • Lyman Classes-163 Leah Mike Peggy Allison Trisha Alison Jolene Alan Lynch Lynch Lynch Lyons Macagnone Mahoney Mann Martinez it Vince Martinez Dina Martiniak Debbie May Scott McCray Richard McKersie Richard McLargin Julie McWilliams Mike Melissa Dawn Jim Tammi Mark Kris David Mesbergen Metos Miller Miller Miller Milton Minniti Montana Samantha Dawn Kurt Richard Morrison Moss Mueller Muenchow David Frank Joe John Munn Murray Murray Murrietta Sophomore Sander Alisky and his ASU tutor. Joanne Sumant Tom Amanda Cory Mack, take a break from studying to relax in the quad. Nagarkar Nash Nelson Nichols 164-Classes David Michael Mike Desseree Ray Connie Penny John Nicholson Nielson Norberg Norton Norwood Obray Odom Olson Darren Marianne Suzanne Niki Jayme Robin Marc Mike Ong Otting Overson Pallas Parris Parke Pebworth Pebworth Jeff Matt Ted Dzung Charles Linda Susan Glenn Perkins Perling Petrocco Pham Pierson Pierson Plunkett Pouge Scott Reid Jason Porter John Potts Michelle Mike Preciado Pritchard Todd Radtke Bobby Ramirez David Ramos Kathy Randolph Sophomores John Sevanick and Darren Ong do geom- etry homework in an English class. Brent Rasmussen Darrel Reeves Chris Reginato Classes-165 Jim . Cindi Alicia Robert John Mike SI Renner Richards Rico Riethman Riffle Riffle Ri Christina Rivera Cruz Martin Ray Boyd Luke Janee JoAnn Jeannie Robles Rodriguez Rodriguez Rogers__________Roll Rollins Romero Rosas Dave Chris Rosell Rosenbaum Lee Henry Mike Rozell Rozeski Rue Rosie Susie Ruiz Rupert LeAnn Ray Paula Sauer Sanchez Sawdy Donna Schiller Mike Schnen Sophomore Kelly Davis appears unhapp about the homework assignment given by M Anthony Scopellite John Clint Sevanick Shafer Louanne Sally Jeff Bill Ernest Marvin Ward Charlie Shank Shaw Sheppard Sims Skinner Smith Smith Sotomayor Classes-166 Mike Gary Tom Michelle Denai Sandy Penny Julie Standish Steffeck Stephens Sterk Stifel Strauss Swatzell Taraba Eric Farrell Eric Joyce Chris Jack Mike Paige Templer Thompson Thornhill Tibbett Torrez Trammell Trejo Tuhey Connie Larry Linda Tony Maggie Robyn Molly Tu Tran Tussing Vale Vanderwalker Verlander Villa Virgo Vrizuela Vuong Mark Tami Neal Scott Lynda Gail Michele Lynn Walker Walker Wallace Wallace Walls Ward Watson Waymire Lance Susie Terri Bruce Jim Kelly Cheryl Danny Weaver Weschler Whitacre Williams Williams Withrow Wood Wood Tiffany Dan Mary Carrie Kim Jacque Joanne Lisa Woolsey Wooten Wright Young Young Yue Zabojnik Zepeda Classes-167 Junior Class Junior Class President Kathy Nakagawa leads a discussion on planned activities. Boys and girls Representatives were David Matheson and Jonelle Musa. Secretary Betty Crain takes Junior Class Vice President care of the Junior Class minutes. Michelle Musa transfers notes onto an overhead pro- jector. Organizing the Junior — Senior Prom is not an easy job. In fact, it took the Junior Class Council almost the whole year. Planning for the Prom kept them busy because there were so many things to be done. Thinking of a theme, finding a band and interviewing photographers were just a few items on the agenda. The whole junior class participated in a candy sale in December, selling candy from their American History classes. All the money raised went towards the Prom. After all the hard work they put into their main project, and after all the time spent from the beginning of the school year to the night of the Prom, the few hours that it lasted went by much too quickly, but the juniors hope it was a memorable experience for every- one who took part. 168-Classes Jodene Agee Natalie Aguilar Anna Alvarez Annette Mark Mike Joni Dan Lisa Anderson Anderson Andres Ayres Babb Bagby Mary Ann Carla Debbie Balizado Ballard Bartlett Tom Lora Bahling Mark Baldacchino Classes-169 Junior Cheryl Craw studies in the Quad during her free time. Lisa Bermudez Carol Berry Pam Bieber Jay Kathy Tom Sherrie Connie Craig Binkley Bird Blackmon Bland Boesch Boisvert Kelly Bonasera Renee Bosack Pam Bouma Alan Bowles Debbie Bradford Laura Jennifer Cynthia Connie Sharon Shelley Brofer Brooks Brooks Bucher Burgener Bush Marlene Sue Pat Bill Richard Susan Carpenter Carr Carty Casas Celaya Charter 170-Classes Corrine Roy Kim Carol David Clark Concoby Conrad Cook Cooper Coppock Cox Betty Joe Cheryl Dan Arvis Corina Crain Cranny Craw Crowley Cudjo Curtis Julie Dean Michelle Carrie Bret Howard Curtis Cuthbertson Dale Daly Dandoy Davis Linette Mark Dub Kari Bill Debi Davis Decker Dellis Denham Derks Desanna Classes-171 Johnny Curtis Chris Patti Tracy Camille Eckles Edenfield Edwards Edwards Ellis Emerson 172-Classes Junior Dub Dellis talks to the director as he mans the camera in the TV studio. Michelle Fatica Cindy Feduniw Mindy Fedorchak Becky Fenimore Jennifer Fouquette Freshour Debbie Gamble Floyd Gamboa JoAnne Ganzy Marty Gardner Galindez Garrettson Gilsdorf Scott Glidden Steve Goitia Diana Gordon Cindy Goudie Kim Goudie Ross Gould Shelton Robert Greg Robert Christina Tom Grantham Greb Greer Groves Guerrero Gutierrez Doug Marty James Scott Pam Carole Haggard Haggerson Hall Hamilton Hanson Haraughty Jannette Amy Marc Linda Chip Cathy Hardy Harper Harrington Harris Hart Haver Terri Diane Victor Dove Mike Neal Hayes Henry Hernandez Hicks Hiesel Hiett Pat Laura Mary Mark Kim Suzanne Hodges Hofstrom Hofstrom Holden Holder Holguin 174-Classes Louis Dorene Ron Homebaker Horton Hovdestad Juniors Marc Harrington and Dave Verbanac discuss the latest gossip going around the unit 5 crowd. Alec Sharon Ipatenco Ishop Jankowski Johnston Johnson Jesberger racy Johnston Jones Kaib Keck Kehne Kempton Classes-175 leri jg y ies Erin Israel Robert Marthola Terri Louis Laverne John Kimberlin King Kirby Kittock Klatt Klosterman Sheila Wendy Diane Knutson Kohout Kowalchuk Nikki Dai Steve Juniors Kenyon Roe and Keith Hunsinger discuss a Kuzmich Lam Lappen class project with Mr. Zweck. Andy Allen Eric Laura Eric Dawn Lawson Lea Ledbetter Ledenbach Lemay Lewis Jeff Larry Lorna Lynn Khai Jean Lewis Lieberman Lindstrom Link Lien Lippincott 176-Classes Lana Michelle Lonetree Lowe Holbert Junior Robinne Gray daydreams while waiting for the bell Marinelli Marquardt Rita Chuck Linda J. Linda Leann Matt Marquis Martin Martin Martin Martindale Martinez Roxanne David Kathy Andrea Adam Scott Marx Matheson Matthews Mauk Mazon Me Adams Classes-177 Bill Maria Alice Peggy Don Troy McBrayer McBride McCauley McCauley McCray McDorman Shelly Michelle Sherri Pegi Pete Loreen McGarvin McGaw McGee McKenzie Medeguari Meeks Tom Cindy Valerie Mary Mike Monica Mills Mitchell Mock Moloney Montanez Moore Al James Paula Kelly Jonelle Michelle Moreno Morgan Morris Murphy Musa Musa 178-Classes Heidi Nackenrud Kathy Nakagawa Sophomore Brent Schuck works diligently in his Industri- Cindy Becky Marcella al Arts class. Near Nelson Nieblas Susan Dalynn Phil Lisa Eric Pilar Obrenovich Ockey Odom Oliver Olson Olvera Tim Peggy Dalia Lynette Chris Louie Orman Owens Padilla Page Paine Patnode Jenny Ernie Tim Fred Ann David Patterson Patti Paul Pepperling Peralta Peterson Classes-179 Frank Lisa Julie Matt Scott Larry Pettinato Phillips Pico Pierce Potter Potts Joe Robert Kathleen Jody Carlos Rosendo Prewitt Pyron Quinn Rader Ramirez Ramirez Ruth James Jerry Laurie Debbie Neal Ramirez Randall Ray Reeves Regan Replogle Joann Melissa Adele Laura Theresa Gregg Richardson Rider Ridgeway Riffle Rimer Ring Diane Ana Rusty Danny Veronica Dawn Robertson Rodriguez Rogers Romero Romero Rosas 180-Classes Larry Scolt Ruston Ryan Jenny Brian Sandner Sands Michelle Mike Junior Craig Boisvert seems to have Tonya Theresa Scow Scow dropped his project .. .somewhere. Scroggins Sevanick Norma Lynn John Kelly Roger Frances Sheppard Sheridan Schumaker Shumway Smith Sotomayor Classes-181 Pat Kristina David Dan Dave Bill Spears Spellman Sperstad Spracale Staddon Stanley Kyle Kevin Ed Mary Cynthia Karen Stapp Storm Stout Strauss Stufflebeam Stylers Kelley Paul Sean Working with a lathe to complete his Wood Shop project is Taylor Taylor Taylor Junior Mark Holden. 182-Classes Linda Lisa Paul Jack Steve Nick Thomas Thomas Thomas Thompson Thompson Thornhill Bob James Joie Jeff Barry Anthony Tibbett Tiffany Tilton Tompkins Topham Torres Teddi Tillman Turley Turley Marina Christy Tramont True Laurie Jeff Ulrich Vance Landara David Vannoy Vanover Pete Marinellieagerly waits for the Tom Susan teacher to finish speaking. David Jesse Varela Vega Verbanac Villa Classes-183 Sarah Wenning Karl Wentzel Junior Robert Gilsdorf flows with his music. Ross Scott Dianna Maria Joe Beverly West West Wester Wilcox Williams Williamson John Wilson Liz Wilson Derek Winkle Jeff Wolters Shelley Woods 184-Classes Bret Wycoff Andy Yanez Chet Zaremba Cherri Darrell Marina Woodworth Woolfolk Woolley Debby Zentner Junior Tanya Garrettson stapeling papers for a teacher. Juniors Jenny Sandner and Kent Meyer enjoy talking and dancing at Homecoming. Junior Frank Guana stands in the breezeway “looking good.” Junior Tillman Turley demonstrates team discipline and school spirit by wear- ing a necktie on the day of a Varsity foot- Classes-185 ball game. The Tallest TODD WALLEN Senior Personalities 1 ftfi-P.laccnr The Tall and the The Shortest COLEEN GIBSON The Shortest JEFF SIPPEL Classes-187 Most Likely To Need A Date For The Prom Rauna Richardson begs Junior Derik Winkle to take her to the big event. 88-Classes Most Spirited BRENDA MARTINDALE Most Spirited JIMMY THOMAS Most Friendly UNDA TENNES shows how she won the honor in a conversation with Senior Mark Peterson. Biggest Appetite GORDY AMBROSE and MARIE LEMIEUX Most Likely To Be Mistaken For A Freshman BRAD JOHNSON Classes-193 Most Likely To Be Mistaken For A Freshman BECK ROZELL Most Likely To End Up In The Movies BOB JARK and LAURA FOLZ r -• Biggest Hearbreaker STEVE YBARRA disdain- fully ignores the pleas for attention from Senior Mar- lean Ong and Sophomore Sandy Strauss. Most Lazy TERRY SNEDIGAR Classes- 19ft Senior class council The Senior class council started the year off with homecoming plans. Theme, floats, halftime activities and the traditional dance all fell under the Council’s jurisdiction. Then graduation plans were under way. The Council designed the announcements, gowns and organized Grad Night and Senior Fling. Throughout the year the Council raised money for the class gift. Gayla Obray discusses her secretarial duties with Senior class Senior class President Laura Folz dis- Vice President Sharon Parkhurst. cusses council plans at the meeting. The Senior Class Council: First row (Itor): Marie Lemieux, Gayla Obray. Sharon Parkhurst. Julie Altman and Laura Folz. Second row: Bobbi McCants. Marleen Ong, Michelle Roper. Linda Tennes. Judy Tayson and Liz Bjorem. Third row: Mary Tierny. Anne Westfall. Lisa Thomas. Brian Duncan. Dale Lunt. Jackie Freshour and Lorretta Lippencott. 196-Classes Marie Lemieux and Dale Lunt, Girls and Boys Representatives, take a break during the course of the meeting to chuckle over a book. Martin Abbott Novita Acedo Bill Akins Roshelle Aller Julie Altman Gordy Ambrose Sharon Anderson Susan Angulo Marcie Baer Maria Bahr Laverne Barlow Tony Bartolucci Ginny Beben Senior Gorgiana Golish catches up on homework during lunch. Don Billingsley I 1 Bjorem I aura Buller Senior Kathy Young positions a light in the TV Productions studio. Doug Cameron Brian Carney Donald Carrethers Diana Carter Jeff Celaya Mark Claahsen Jay Clark Dan Clayton Debbie Cockrell Mike Coffey Daisy Conway Amy Cowles Mike Croye Sheila Curtis Sarnie Custer Ronald Daggett Melissa Dashley Shelley Dalton Lynne Daniels Terence Davey Dirk Davis John Donohoe Becky DeWitt )0-Classes Tim Doty Laura Folz, Senior class President, talks to students about her plans for the year’s events. Dale Douglas Mike Downey Robert Drevyanko Scott Drudge Michelle Ducote Brian Duncan David Duplissa Susan Duncan Senior Brian Duncan's mind is elsewhere as he sits through another Sherry Elliott Kathleen Durham Mark Fatica Lori Fay Tim Feeney Ben Fernandez Brenda Ferra Veronica Figueroa Roric Fink Laura Folz Jackie Freshour Jim Freshour Carmen Gamboa Monica Garcia Anthony Gaupel Senior Gordy Ambrose holds up the wall as part of a criminal justice Debbie Geller Coleen Gibson class project. 12-Classes Kari Glenn Cheryl Goforth Georgiana Golish Deanna Gomez Amy Graeber David Graybill navid Grier Shaun Griffin Julie Gross Bryant Grantham Jerri Guthrie Chuck Hall Chris Hall John Hall Kim Hallinan Glen Pace, Senior, concentrates on taking Todd Hammer notes. Gary Hawthorne Chris Hegarty Edward Hendrickson Bryan Hepp James Herchet Pete Hernandez Donna Hess Carol Heun Sarah Hewitt Karen Heywood Dan Hovey Senior Pete Rosell looks at the control panel of a DPS helecopter. The DPS visited Pete’s criminal Justice class to demonstrate how the helecopter works. Richard Hovey Debbie Hudson Dave Inoshita Darrell James Beisy Jankowski Bob Jark Bobi Jenckes Cathy Roarty, senior, takes a break between classes to catch up on some reading. Brad Johnson James Johnson Regan Johnson Leah Jones Curtis Judd Ben Junion 06-Classes Mark Kaih James Kaiser Roxanne Kaminsky Sharon Kaney Duane Kelley I isa Kendall Mary Irene Kinsley Senior Michelle Smith walks around campus looking for likely subjects Mike Kirby Richard Kirchner for pictures for the yearbook Classes-207 Bunme Kitts Tom Klosterman Thomas Kokaliares Kristen Kronengold Curtis Lamb Jim Mullen and Ronny Wallace, both seniors, look under the hood of a car in their Auto Cindy Laninga Mechanics class. Melissa LaVoy James Ledenbach Marie Lemieux David Levan Cheryl Lewis Dorothy Liddlle Loretta Lippincott Dale Lunt Marty Maclean Jennifer Madison 38-Classes .v Dana Madsen John Mahan Patty Mahoney Donnelle Martin Brenda Martindale Nancy Martinez Jeff Mason Victor Matthews Aaron McAtee Rink McCabe Robert McCants Mike McCart Tami McClung Duke McDonald Lori Fay, a senior, enjoys reading her bible when she gets a break in her busy routine. Lori is a HERO student. Maureen Miller Barbara Miranda Matt Mitchell Craig Moe Jim Mullen Todd Myrick Michale Nadeau John Nash Mike Nesbitt Senior Mike Perrin looks through his view Mark Nichols Derek Nickels finder to compose a good shot in his TV Pro- ductions class. 210-Classes Sharon Parkhurst Kenneth Patterson Mark Perrin Mike Perrin Senior Mary Ann Olson buries herself deep in a book. Shirley Norwood Mary Ann Olson Marleen Ong Joe Ortiz Gayla Obray Debbie Pierce Becky Pogue Angie Poole Richard Purcell Nancy Ramsey Thomas Ratcliffe Seniors Jimmy Romero and Alec Bevilockway discuss a religious pamphlet between classes. sses Karen Reinig David Reisinger Sherry Renfrow Scott Reuther Pennye Richards Jennifer Ritchie Cathy Roarty Lori Robbins Senior Coleen Gibson laughs with some friends over lunch. Alfonso Rodriguez Mike Rojas Margaret Rolle Jeanine Rollo Tim Rondot Michelle Roper Rebecca Rosecrans Pete Rosell Kent Reosenbaum Jeffrey Royer Place Becki Rozell Larry Ruettinger Eric Ruiz Ruben Ruiz Jim Sadowy Chris Schuck Kathy Schumann Kelly Scott Seniors Joe Hendrickson and Ann Bushman Shelly Scott Scott Segerson Sandi Segerstrom enjoy each others company at a dance. Christine Shaw Teresa Simmons Jeffrey Sippel Michelle Smith Sherri Smyth lasses K§5 Stacy Snyder Nelson Speth Lon Standage Lenore Stonoff Patti Strauss Jon Tackett Jeff Taraba Tanya Taylor Judy Taysom Linda Tennes Roseann Thayer James Thomas Classes-215 Lisa Thomas Jani Thomason Senior Victor Matthews shows his sense of humor. Karen Thompson Mary Tierney Norma Tiznado Teresa Topham Ben Traynor Holly True Rick Urschel Harold Ussery Senior Tony Petrocco, obviously interested in the class lecture, looks as though he is about to go into Roseanne Valenzuela Chuck Vallone Henry Valpey some in depth research. Russell VanSickle Diana Varela Richard Vega Robert Vega Mark Waclawik ccac Ron Wallace Todd Wallen Mike Wasson Julie Watson Mike Waymire Debbie Wengert Anne Westfall Senior Craig Moe rushes to get his books before his next class starts. Craig played varsity football for the Buffaloes. Laura Wheaton Kelly Whitlock Debbie Young Karen Young Kathy Young Kenneth Young Craig Younger Eddie Yue Kendra Zinke Kenny Zinke Seniors Mike Nesbitt and Dave Belousek, both Varsity Football play- ers, show how closely knit the team is. Faculty GEORGE BARRIENTOS Geometry 1-2 Accelerated Geometry Pre-Algebra RONALD AHLRICH American History ROBERTA BOOKHOUT Arizona History World History MAUREEN BUFFINGTON French 1-2 French 3-4 French 5-6 French 7-8 French Seminar GLENN ALFORD Physical Education Advanced Physical Education DONALD BENJAMIN British Literature Humanities English Seminar 3-4 Bible Literature Sophomore Composition 220-Faculty ROBERT BURKHARDT Art Design Ceramics Photography Jewelry CAROL CARUSO Cheer Study Hall RICHARD CAMPBELL Guidance GEORGIANNA CAVE Library WILLIAM CHILDERS Vocational Auto 1-2 Basic Auto 1-2 LIZA CARNEY Sophomore Composition Short Story Faculty-221 JEAN COOK College Prep Reading Techniques Sophomore Composition Sophomore Expression CLYDE CHRISTENSEN Life Science Accelerated Biology {j) I I y yne, o $ oP Ae 'je.cif j n More Cc?0ou 5C't'rGur 4, « except T. uJor ho yocJ m clozs S ia exh yccir b Ctfuse Z 5 © 5'rr Cif'J' x k U to Gs'Cahat’ ' a ya‘ DR. DOUGLAS CONLEY Computor Programming Accelerated Algebra 3-4 Cl i SVcjK CURTIS COOK Biology 1-2 Advanced Biology 'P. £ r «x-L xnoisj 0 JAMA CRANE Food Adventures Creative Foods Independent Living HERO x c 'd ck 6 A e ---- . £sten by fav l y 010 6cle q )J c?Jl 4U u,;n 1 y 222-Faculty e, y 4? do n't 4 4 PAMELA DAVIS Career English Creative Writing Advanced Composition BEN ELKINS Mechanics Vocational Auto GAIL DEAL Agriculture ZELDA CUMMINS Guidance LYNN DENTON Art Design Drawing Graphics Fibers Fabric Faculty-223 JIM FOSTER Health Drivers Education KAREN GRIFFEE Freshmen Communications Sophomore Expression ELIZABETH GOODIN Pom Pon Beginning Modern Dance Intermediate Modern Dance Dance Performance PATRICIA FOLEY Personal Awareness Child Development WILLIAM GRAHAM Freshman Communications Sophomore Expression A.C. FLANAGAN Physical Science Aviation Biology 1-2 224-Faculty JOHN GRUBER Government Free Enterprise Typing 1-2 Business Law Business Math PEGGY HASSETT Basic Arithmatic Pre-Algebra Algebra 1-2 ROBERT HOGLUND Special Education ROBERT HAWKES Geometry Caclulus Physics Accelerated Physics SARA HEISER Food Adventure Creative Foods Meal Management Faculty-225 JENDA JONES Guidance VERNA KACHEL Sophomore Composition Science Fiction JEANETTE HOWELL Freshmen English American Literature Mythology Professional Internship BARBARA JOHNSON Algebra 1-2 Geometry 1-2 226-Faculty AUGUST KNOCKE Pre-Algebra Algebra 1-2 Basic Arithmatic 1-2 RICHARD LINDSTROM Beginning TV Production Advanced TV production OLAS LUNT English Short Story Foreign Language SHARON LUNT Chorale Advanced Chorale Concert Choir Beginning Chorus Faculty-227 CHARLES MALPEDE American History CARLA McMANUS Adaptive Physical Education Physical Education TIM McBURNEY General Business Consumer Economics Record Keeping LYNN MARTINDALE Acting Drama Sophomore Oral 228-Faculty nm HARRY MITCHELL Government Free Enterprise Student Council JAMES MURPHY Drivers Education MARIANNE MITCHELL OPB COE Shorthand CHUCK NEWTON Freshmen Communications Advanced Photography Annual Journalism Writing for Publications Faculty-229 BARRY OLSON Beginning Guitar Beginning Strings Orchestra RICHARD NIX Visual Aids BEVERLY NIEDERMILLER Reading JEAN PAISLEY American Literature English Fundamental Composition Short Story MARY PEARCE Reading JOHN PAULEY Reading Enrichment Sophomore Composition 230-Faculty EDWARD PINCKERT Advanced Typing Clerical Typing Business Machines WILLIAM REINICK Spanish 1-2 Spanish 3-4 Study Hall CECIL PRIOR Arizona History Free Enterprise MANUAL REYES Spanish 1-2 Spanish 5-6 Spanish 7-8 VS=S A 6 LUCILLE REED Library GERHARD SCHREUR Physical Education 1-4 Physical Education 5-8 Faculty-231 RICHARD TRUJILLO Accounting 1-2 Typing 1-2 BARBARA VOGELSANG Nurse MARILYN VANDEMARK Clothing Adventures Advanced Clothing Creative Clothing Creative Stitchery Human Relations Faculty-233 SHELDON WION Basic Arithmetic Algebra 1-2 Accelerated Algebra 1-2 MORTON WILSON Metals 1-2 Woods 1-2 Welding DENE WALLACE Reading Mythology LEO WOOD Chemistry 1-2 Accelerated Chemistry 234-Faculty JAMES YOUNGER Physical Education 1-4 Physical Education 5-8 WILLIAM ZWECK Woods Faculty-235 A dministration DR. DAVID ANNALA Principal JAMES RANDALL Assistant Principal PEGGY PAYNE Assistant Principal JAMES OSMAN Registrar 236-Faculty SHIRLEY DEAN Data Processing Secretary SYLVIA WILSON Registrar’s Secretary NANCIE JAMISON and CHARMAINE TRUJILLO Receptionist and Principal's Secretary TOMMIE BOWMAN and NANCY HARRIS Library Technicians SHARON CHAVEZ Guidance Secretary KAREN SOLIERE AV Publication Technician SANDY RALPH Bookstore Manager Faculty-237 M JOHN DUKE and EUGENE SZEKER School Patrolmen CAROL BLOCKWOOD School Matron AL TURRUBIARTES School Patrolman Plant Forman, Louis Oliver; Custodian, Daniel DiRosa; Vince Endres, Refrigeration. 238-Faculty Faculty-239 Custodians Antonio Molina. Steve Escalante and Theron Davis. Cafeteria Workers Front row (I to r): Melissa Ehardhardt, Roberta Kettle. Dorothy Gaupel. Donna Hart and Marge Wood. Second row: Hugh Presson. Dorothy Johnson. Dora Valenzuela. Dorothy Tomco and Elke Smathers. Third row: Judy Cheney. Louise Morgenwick. Shirly Lacy and Robert Eridkson. LINDA BALTZ Speech Therapist 240-Faculty School Board And Superintendent WILLIAM BOYLE Vice-President ROBERT KEMPTON Member VIRGINIA TINSLEY Board President Faculty-241 Spring Supplement Horizon 1981 Boy's Track Senior Jim Williams begins to lift his legs in order to clear the high jump. Senior Vern Barlow drops safety on the other side of the bar having easily cleared an early height in the pole vault. Junior Manuel Holder and Senior Harold Ussery complete a smooth exchange in the 400 meter relay. 2-Atheltics Showing excellent form. Senior Joe Hon- dorickson lifts his arms to slide safely down the other side of the pole vault bar. With a look of determination. Senior Jim Williams Junior Ross Wtes and Senior Harold Ussery sprint for the finish line in the 400 meter race. follows through his discus throw. Senior Greg Boncella sprints for the finish line in the 400 meter race. Junior Ricky Carias stretches to gain yardage for the long jump. His best jump for the year was 29’ 9l 2”. Athletics-3 Freshman Lisa Schuksucessfully hands the baton to Freshman Susan Kaib in the first pass of the 400 meter relay. Senior Gloria Szanto passes the baton to Freshman Tina Brooks in the 400 meter relay. The team set a new school record of 52.95. With all her strength .Junior Mindy Federchak puts the shotput for her best distance of 28’ 2Vt”. 4-Athletics mm Coach Trujillo briefs the team during a timeout. Girls Basketball Sophomore Janee Rollins shoots for two points. Junior Tracy Ellis overcomes her Sophmore Darin Denham rises above the de- opposition by her superior fense. strength. Athletics-5 _ .. ... . . In a ready position Rodger Smith waits for the play to start. From the outfield. Tom Klosterman checks to K 1 see where he should throw the ball. Dave Peterson hits the ball with determination. Martin Gardner races for home to score another point for the Buffs. First baseman. Doug Feringa waits for the ball as his lead-off opponent tries to dive back to the base. Baseball-7 Boys Swimming Junio Steve Goitia relaxes after complet ing his event. Captain Roric Fink looks at Coach Graham for further instructions. Roric is an excellent swimmer who broke many school records. Observing Senior Jeff Sippet's starting form are Juniors Roger Pyron and Larry Messbergen 8-Athletics Those who didn’t prove to be chickens showed up for the annual egg toss. Junior Manuel Holder catches an egg from... Spring Fling Senior Jimmy Williams. Senior Duke McDonald and Sophomore Steve Riggs also showed for the festivities. wr m If There is some truth to the saying that school is like prison as Juniors Kathy Nakagawa and Suzanne Holguin found out. No. this isn’t the usual attire for Tempe High Students Sophomore Renee Ipantenco changes her style for punk dress-up day. Activities-9 Olympic Day With great determination, the junior team pushes the car around the track. Coordination was the key for Seniors Jimmy Williams and Linda Tennes, winners of the three legged race. Juniors Bob Tibbett and Norma Sheppard forgo the usual means of transportation to participate in the wheelbarrow race. Senior Pete Caltabiano completes the second leg of the obstacle course. 10-Activities Senior Jimmy Williams With great discipline the pommies set up the wheelbarrow race, gives his all in the obstacle course. Activities-11 GIRLS TENNIS GIRLS SWIMMING FOOTBALL Tempe 33 McClintock 30 Tempe 0 Ml. View 3 Tempe 12 St. Mary's 13 Tempe 27 Chandler 7 Tempe 14 Mesa 7 Tempe 21 Westwood 7 Tempe 13 Saguaro 6 Tempe 34 Kola 20 Tempe 30 Coronado 6 Tempe 21 Marcos 34 Tempe 29 Mt. View 23 State Playotfs Tempe 28 Mt. View L2' Tempe 14 Thunder bird 7 Tempe 21 Trevor Browne 35 CROSS COUNTRY Tempe 18 Trevor Browne 43 Tempe 51 Westwood 18 Kola 59 Tempe 29 Chapparal 28 Tempe 51 Mesa 20 Yuma 58 Tempe 25 Saguaro 34 Tempe 34 Chandler 53 Coronado 39 Tempe 23 Mt. View 37 Tempe 55 McClintock 38 Corna 56 Marcos 64 Tempe 30 Cortez 26 Scotts. Forteit Prescott forfeit VOLLEYBALL Tempe 15.15 McClintock 9.0 Tempe 4.16.15 Chandler 15.14.8 Tempe 12.15.5 Coronado 15,10.15 Tempe 3. 15 Saguaro 15. 17 Tempe 15.11.15 Marcos 10.15.13 Tempe 8.13 Westwood 15.15 Tempe 7.15.10 Kola 15.6.15 Tempe 15.4.11 Coronado 10.15.15 Tempe 3.15.12 Marcos 15.7.15 Tempe 2.8 Westwood 15.15 Tempe 15.8.5 Kola 10.15.15 Tempe 0 Coronado 9 Tempe 3 McClintock 6 Tempe 9 Kofa 0 Tempe 4 Westwood 5 Tempe 2 Saguaro 7 Tempe 6 Chandler 3 Tempe 3 Chaparral 3 Tempe 4 Mesa 5 Tempe 3 Mt. View 6 Tempe 5 Marcos 4 VK GIRLS TRACK Tempe 7 Westwood 93 Tempe 37 Chaparral 72 Tempe 38 Chandler 71 Tempe 12 Mesa 88 Tempe 22 McClintock 86 Tempe 29 Marcos 78 City Meet: Tempe 28 McClintock 70 Marcos 34 Corona 4 BADMINTON Tempe 4 Central 5 Tempe 9 Mt. View 0 Tempe 2 Mesa 7 Tempe 4 Chaparral 5 Tempe 7 McClintock 2 Tempe 6 Chandler 3 Tempe 9 Mt. View 0 Tempe 1 Coronado 8 Tempe 9 Saguaro 0 Tempe 9 Marcos 0 Tempe 5 Westwood 4 Tempe 81 Corona 69 Tempe 57 Mesa 112 Tempe 55 Yuma 115 Tempe 55 Coronado 113 Tempe 80 Marcos 88 Tempe 55 McClintock 117 Tempe 60 Saguaro 112 GOLF Tempe 3 Mesa 7 Tempe 1 Mt. View 3 Tempe 0 Superion 4 Tempe 4 Mt. View 8 Tempe 1 McClintock 8 Tempe 0 McClintock 9 Tempe 4 Chaparral 12 Tempe 6 Mesa 7 Tempe 10 Chandler 19 Tempe 7 Chandler 16 Tempe 3 Mt. View 4 Tempe 3 Westwood 5 Tempe 1 Westwood 15 Tempe 0 Saguaro 5 Tempe 7 Saguaro 2 Tempe 1 Kola 10 Tempe 10 Kola 5 VARSITY BASKETBALL Tempe 47 Casa Grande 53 Tempe 67 Yuma 60 Tempe 61 Prescott 67 Tempe 46 SunnysJope 43 Tempe 70 Mt. View 71 Tempe 58 Arcadia 75 Tempe 64 Tolleson 48 Tempe 51 Mt. View 52 Tempe 54 Chaparral 72 Tempe 58 Mesa 52 Tempe 38 Corona 56 Tempe 83 McClintock 59 Tempe 79 Westswood 58 Tempe 53 Marcos 57 Tempe 50 Cronado 47 Tempe 55 Kola 66 12-Scores BOYS TRACK Tcmpe 41 Westwood 87 Tempe 52 Chaparral 75 Tempe 7114 Chandler 55V4 Tempe 35 Mesa 92 . Tempe 64 McClintock 63 Tempe 95fc Marcos 30’ 4 City Meet Tempe 79 McClintock 75 Corna 45 Marcos 33 SOFTBALL Tempe 9 McClintock 10 Tempe 3 Chandler 9 Tempe 5 Mesa 6 Tempe 7 Mt. View 8 Tempe 10 Yuma 0 Tempe 6 Yuma 8 Tempe 3 Westwood 10 Tempe 3 Coronado 14 Tempe 1 Westwood 2 Tempe 4 Saguaro 11 Tempe 0 Marcos 1 Tempe 0 Chandler 5 Tempe 3 Westwood 2 Tempe 2 Coronado 9 Tempe 3 Marcos 13 Tempe 3 Saguaro 10 Tempe 8 Kola 4 WRESTLING Tempe 34 Chandler 23 Tempe 25 Mesa 30 Tempe 72 Saguaro 6 Tempe 43 Westwood 22 Tempe 33 Mt. View 28 Tempe 48 Kola 9 Tempe 58 Yuma 3 Tempe 60 Marcos 3 Tempe 36 McClintock 15 Tempe 48 Yuma 11 1 Tempe 54 Chaparrall 3 BOYS TENNIS Tempe 4 Coronado 5 Tempe 8 Chandler 1 Tempe 4 Coronado 5 Tempe 1 Marcos 8 Tempe 4 McClintock 5 Tempe 3 McClintock 6 Tempe 2 Yuma 7 Tempe 1 Westwood 8 Tempe 3 Mesa 6 Tempe 1 Chaparrel 7 Tempe 3 Mt. View 6 Tempe 8 Chandler 1 Tempe 0 Saguaro 9 Tempe 6 Kola 3 Tempe 1 Marcos 8 GIRLS BASKETBALL Tempe 42 Mesa 55 Tempe 40 Mt. View 44 Tempe 42 Chandler 39 Tempe 21 Mt.View 49 Tempe 23 Yuma 39 Tempe 21 Chaparral 43 Tempe 22W McClintock 33 Tempe 33 Westwood 59 Tempe 37 Marcos 40 Tempe 26 Coronado 59 Tempe 46 Kola 36 Tempe 45 McClintock 53 Tempe 34 Saguaro 45 Tempe 43 Westwood 47 Tempe 25 Marcos 28 Tempe 59 Kola 35 VARISTY SOCCER Tempe 1 Westwood 4 Tempe 0 McClintock 0 Tempe 2 Corona 1 Tempe 2 Deer Valley 3 Tempe 1 Marcos 3 Tempe 1 Mesa 4 Tempe 1 Mt. View 3 Tempe 1 McClintock 3 Tempe 0 Corona 2 Tempe 1 Marcos 3 BOYS SWIMMING Tempe 63 Mesa 104 Tempe 39 Westwood 130 Tempe 89 Kola 70 Tempe 63 Mesa 108 68 Chaparral 99 Tempo 67 Me M d N 112 96 Tempe 67 M d N Tempe 59 Me Saguaro 105 107 Tempe Tempe 62 McClintock 106 ARCHERY Tern 1765 Chandler 1833 Tempe 1942 Dysart 1515 Tempe 1439 Casa Grand 1958 Tempe 1762 McClintock 2034 Tempe 1616 Marcos 1926 Tempe 1652 Mt. View 1437 Tempe 1605 Westwood 2138 Tempe 1754 Agualria 1984 Tempe 818 Mesa 1833 Tempe 1942 Camel back 253 GYMNASTICS Tempe 92.6 Mt. View 93.25 Tempe 92.00 McClintock 99.25 Tempe 95.75 Chandler 77.2 Casa Grande 90.5 Tempe 92.6 Westwood 94.35 Tempe 90.7 Coronado 77.2 Tempe 93.7 Yuma 87.15 Tempe 86.8 Gerard 64.6 Tempe 93.65 Kola 55.6 Tempe 96.55 Suguaro 103.00 Scores-13 Pom Follies Performing one of there routines to NFL today are Corina Curtis, Rauna Richardson, Lisa Thomas, Ginny Boben, Susan Holguin, Jolono Mann and Amy Esholman. The M.C. for Pom Follies this year was TV 3 Sports Corina Curtis really gets in her act while performing as Broadcaster Bill Mosley. Bill is an alumnus of Batgirl in the Batman Novelty Dance. Tempe High School. 14-Pom Follies Dance Performance Jenny Patterson, Mary Haggerson, Ann Abra- ham and Tammy Walker form a ‘‘chorus line in this dance. Forming a new structure in her dance is Junior Lynn Kahili Alison Lyons concentrates on form in her dance. Karen Moss strikes a pose. Modern Dance-15 FFA Sweetheart Spring Play Junior Monica Moore smiles with delight after becoming the FFA Sweetheart for 80-81. Junior Brian Sands rests between acts, while Sopho- more Alison Lions quietly reviews her lines. The Spring Play Cast. Front row (l-r): Allen Lea and Jeff Longhi. Second row: Greg Ware. Alison Lions and Kim Cook. Third row: Erin Israel. Paige Tuhey and Brian Sands. Top row: Dianna Wester and James Tiffany. 16-Activities Junior Kathy Nakagawa and her date seem to have mixed emotions about their conversation. Acting Wild and Crazy as usual is Junior Dub Dellis (center) and his date Junior Denise Tanguary(tar right) as Juniors Jenny Sandner and Kent Meyer look on. Prom-17 Registering into the Prom is Junior Steve Gotia and his date from an- other school. Juniors Ann Cirino and Carlos Ra- mirez chuckle at a private joke while sitting out a dance. Several couples await to enter the 1980-1981 Junior Senior Prom which was held at the Tempe Raquetball Club. During the break in the music Senior Sharon Parkhurst, Juniors Ricky Carias, Theresa Rimer, Cindy Goudie, and Senior Jerry Blanchard enjoy each others company. 18-Prom Waiting for the next song to begin are Juniors Mi- chelle Fatica and Neal Hiett. Walking under the arches as they enter the Prom are Juniors Theresa Rimer and Ricky Carias. Enjoying each others company while sitting out a dance is Graduate Joey Sellers, Juniors Susan Vega, and Susan Gardner (far right) and her date. Prom-19 Allen Lea is awarded a certificate as one of Afrs. Jean Paisley presents a certificate to junior Terri Fullinwider. the top juniors in the NCTE writing competi- Terri was one 0f the two students to receive top honors in the NCTE tion, by Mrs. Paisley, English Department wrjtjng competition. Chairman. Senior Brian Carney is presented an award as the outstanding Senior Harold Ussery receives an appoint Industrial Arts student. The award was presented by Mr. C. Fullmer, ment to the Airforce Academy, for the Tempe High Booster club. 20-Honors Mr. James Osman presents the Western Savings Scholarship to Senior Dan Hovey receives the Tempe High Seniors Raima Richardson and Dan Clayton. School Booster Club Award as Outstanding Stu- dent in Science. Mr. Curtis Cook presents Jeff Sippelw h the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Jeff also received a UofA Academic Scholarship. Dr. C. Wilkinson presents Diana Varela with an ASU Re- gents Academic Scholarship. Honors-21 Giving the principal address of the evening was honor graduateD 'ana Varela. Bobi Jenckes and Jim Kaiser happily discuss the forthcoming ceremonies as they wait tor the entrance processional to begin. Mrs. Lyn Denton helps adjust a senior’s cap in the background. Dave Levan, Karin Langille and Tod Wallen are happy about the entire evening. A contemplativeS ie Smith heads back to her seat after being awarded her diploma. Marleen Ong and John Pickens appear to be bowing to each other as they flip the tassle to the other side. The choir, along with the seniors, join with the band in a musical alleluia. Rauna Richardson bows her head as she gives the benediction for the newly graduated class of 1981. Graduation-23 Kim Badger directs the band in the recessional. Richard Hovey bows his head while he gives the invocation. 24-Graduation Todd Hammer and Anna Ernst pick up their diplomas after the cermoney. Giving the welcome to the graduates and audience is Bunnie Kitts. Rosen, Kim 204 Rogers. Boyd 90, 204 Rogers, Owen 39 Rogers, Rusty 77 Rojas. Mike 64, 167, 147 Roll. Luke 90. 109, 141, 201, 206 Rolle. Margret 64 Rollins, Janee 90, 162, 148, 145 Rollins, William 39 Rollo, Jeanine 64. 148. 127 Rom era, Abel 77 Romero, Danny 77, 133 Romero. Jimmy 64 Romero, Linda 90 Romero, Lupit a 39 Rondot. Timothy 74. 112 Roper. Michelle 64, 208 Rosas. Dawn 77 Rosecrans. Rebeccs 65 Rosell. David 90. 108. 141 Rosell. Pete 133 Rosell, Rene 190 Rosell. Susan 210, 211 Rosenbaum. Chris 77. 201. 205 Ross. Joe 77. 200 Roth, Lisa 65, 95 Rouley, Dawn 77 Roye. David 65, 112 Royer, Gregory 78 Royer, Jeffery 65, 201. 205 Rozell, Lee 90. 109 Rozell, Becki 65 Rue. Micheal 90 Ruelas, Ceciliam 78 Ruet finger, Larry 65 Ruff. Brian Ruffin, Don 78 Ruiz. Diana 193 Ruiz. Eric 65 77 Ruiz. Rosalie 209 Ruiz, Ruben 65 Ruiz, Becky 90. 94 Rupert, Susan 90. 195 Rusk, Alicia 65 Ruston, Lawrence 78 Ruthrauff. Lisa 65 Rutkowski, John 39 Ryan, Scott 77 Ryerson. Jody 65, 153 s Sablick, Carol 78 Sadowy, James 65 Sadowy. John 40. 102, 104, 105. 215 Sadowy. Paula 90. 205 Sanchez, Sandra 197 Sanders. Joyce 40, 185. 193 Sandner. Jenny 78. 187, 208 Sands, Brian 78. 187 Sandvick, Charlie Sarten. Donald 65 Sasse, Larry 78 Sauer. Leann 203. 208 Savitfieri. Robin 40. 161, 185. 174 Schiller. Dawn 195 Schiller, Donna 90 Schmidt. Charles 65 Schuck, Brent 78 Schuck, Christine 65 Schuetze, Susan 40. 193. 201 Schuk, Jerry 65. 207 Schultz, Vincent 90 Schumann. Katharin 65 Scopellite. Anthony 91, 195 Scott, Dona 65. 194 Scott. Kelly 65. 194 Scow, Michael 78. 106. 107 Scow, Michele Scroggins, Tonya 78 Segerson. Scott 65 Segerstrom. Sandra 65, 207 Sellers, Joel 40, 102, 189. 201. 205 Serapiglia. Anne 40 Serna. Ernie 78 Sevanick, Theresa 78. 97, 198 Shafer, Clint 91 Shafer. Melanie 40. 99 Shank. Lou Ann 91 Shaw. Sally 91 Shaw, Tony 78 Shelton, William 91 Sheppard. Gary 22, 78. 105 Sheppard. Jeffrey 91, 140. 108. 205 Sheridan. Sherrie 78. 122 Shirazi. Farshad 65 Shumaker, John 78 Shumway, Kelly 78 Simmons. Teresa 65. 198 Simpson. Lisa 40. 192 Sip pel, Gregory 40 Sippet, Jeffrey 66, 95. 185. 215. 217 Skinner. Rodney 108 Skinner III. Earnest 91. 134. 195 Slyder. Amy 40 Smith. Debbie 40. 193 Smith. Doris 91 Smith, Heather 40 Smith. James 41 Smith, Marvin 91 Smith, Michelle 66. 212. 216. 217 Smith. Mike 66, 195 Smith, Roger 78, 107. 146. 147 Smith, Sarah 66, 116. 201 Smith, Shawn 66 Smith, Sheliah 78. 116 Smith, Stacy 26, 41. 188 Smith. Ward 91 Smith, William 91 Smyth. Robert 66. 94. 121, 122, 188. 199 Sneidgar. John 27, 41, 102, 136 Snedigar, Terrance 66. 207. 150 Snyder. Stacy 66 Sobieski. Michael 41. 173 So tom ay or, Frances 78. 120. 149 Spear, Christine 41. 192 Spellman, Kristina 78 Sperstad, David 78 Speth, Nelson 66 Spomer, Carol 30. 41. 116, 205. 148. 167, 189. 201, 202. 205. 142 Spracale, Dan Sprague. Douglas Squires, John Staddon, David 78 Standage. Lori 66 Standish. John 91, 128. 125 Stanley, William 78 Stapp. Kyle 78. 110. Ill Stef feck, Gary 91, 108 Steib, John 66 Stephens. Thomas 91 Stephenson. Emily Stewart, Susie 41 Stewart, Jill 41 Stewart, Lori 78 Index A Abbott. Deborah 74. 127. 147 Abbott. Martio 197. 66 Abraham. Ann 106. 107. 169 Abromavago. Tamara Acedo. Novita 114. 130. 131. 197 Aceves. Eric 159. 43 Ackel. Lisa Ackel. Mark 55 Adamczyk. Paula 159 Adams. Gracie Adams. Jell 55. 130. 131. 159. 43 Adams. Todd Adams. Tracy Agee. Harold 1. 116. 159 Agee. Jodene 169 Aguilar. Daniel 61. 147. 63 Aguilar. Natabe 126. 169 Akins. Douglas 28. 147 Akins. Jonathan 28. 61. 101. 147 Akins. William 197 Alaimo. Bonita Aldridge. Lanco 159 Alejandro. Becky 109 Afcsky. Joseph 113. 147. 159 Afcsky. Sander 102. 113. 159. 164 A� en. Bradley ABon. Kristen 159 Aien. Melissa 147 Alcr. Perry 169 A«er. Roshello 49. 109. 197 Almand. Keith 159 Almand. William 118. 121. 7 All. Steven 101. 105. 147 Allman. Julie 70. 100. 196. 197 Alvarez. Anna 169 Alvarez. Frances 147 Ahoy. Earl 106. 107. 125 Alvoy. Edward Ambrose. Amy 159 Ambroso. Gordon 25. 105. 192. 197. 202. 71 Ammons. John 29. 102. 159 Amrozowicz. Phillip 119. 169 Amrozowicz. Sheri 147 Andersen. Michael 159 Anderson. Amy 69. 147. 63 Anderson. Annette 108. 104. 169. 116 Anderson. Annette Anne Anderson. Chrislian 147 Anderson, Kim Anderson. Mark 169 Anderson. Michael 147 Anderson. Sally 147 Anderson. Sharon 109. 197 Anderson. Stacy 42 Andres. Michael 169. 42 Andres. Robyn 37. 147 Andrews. Charles 147 Angulo. Suzanne 197 Ankoney. Jennifer 102. 121. 129. 159 Apodaca. Joni 147. 63 Aranda. Michael 147. 117. 63 Aranda. Valerie 35. 69. 117. 159. 63 Arenas. Joe 147 Auerbach. Amy 100. 147 Austin. Lucia 119. 147 Avechuco. Ben 102. 103. 159 Ayres. Joni 169 B Babb. Daniel 169 Bader. Dwayne 59. 60. 159 Badger. Kimberly 119. 123. 197 Baer. Marcie 197 Bagby. Lisa 169 Bagnoli. Christopher 147. 28 Bagnoli. Thomas 28. 51. 105. 116. 169 Bahling, Lonny Bahling. Lora 169 Bahr. Maria 69. 105. 197 Baillie. Denise 35. 69. 147 Baldacchino. Mark 169 BakJock. Britt 147 Baldwin. Ke«y 101. 125. 159 Bakzado, Allred 59. 159. 43 Bafczado. Mary Ann 114, 169 Balard. Carta 169 Banuelos. Christino 117. 147 Barkac. Ann Barlow. Laver no 55. 197. 70 Barnes. Dawn 159. 45 Barnes. Laura Barriga. Rey Barry. Lynn 147. 119 Baniett. Debbie 169 Bartolucci. Tony 197 Batten. Henry 159 Battling. Lora Baty. Todd 111. 159 Baxley. Kimberly 102. 103. 113. 159 Bebon. Virginia 109. 121. 128. 129. 197 Beck. Charles Beckner. Elizabeth Berknger. Becky 198 Bello. Ruben Bdousek. Dave 25. 20. 105. 143. 198. 218. 48 Bdousek. Don 26. 27. 50. 110. 159 Bence. James 147 Bennewitz. Dallas 108. 198 Bennewitz. Moncque 147 Benson. Katie 147 Benson. Melanie 118. 121. 159 Bensted. Susan 110. 198 Berger. Kent Bormea. Ddila 159 Bermudez. Lisa 36. 68. 102. 103. 169. 45 Bermudez. Reyes 52. 28. 147. 150 Bernstein. Reggie 147 Berry. Carol 169 Berry. David 28. 52. 147 Berry. Gilford Bevilockway. Alex 212 Bickford. Michael Bieber. Pam 69. 121. 123. 169 Bogham. Gddxs 109. 198 Bdlingsicy. Charles Billingsley. Dorothy 34. 198 Binkley. Jay 32. 81. 101. 170 Bird. Kathleen 170 8 1. Timothy 159 Brschel, Kevm 159 Bilsui. Sarah 101. 147 Bjorem. Elisabeth 196, 198 Bjorem, Michael 31 Blackmon. Tom 170 Blackmorc. Chore! 159 Blacksmith. Thomas Blair. Both 109. 198 Blair. Colen 159 Blanchard. Gerald 54. 55. 198. 66 Blanchard. Robert Bland. Sherrie 170 Bleak. Phillip 101. 118. 121. 147 Blosh. Pakjric Blevins. James Bliven. Julie 147 Blosch, Brenda Bocsch. Connie 170 Bohn. Juftanna Coisvcrt. Craig 28. 170. 181 Bolding. Tena 109. 198 Boles. Charles 28 Bonasera. Ke y 125. 170 8once«a. Greg 28. 143. 170. 70 Bosack. Renee 170 Bouma. Pam 170 Bower. Cheryl 147 Bowles. Alan 51. 170 Bowman. Candace Bowman. Rick Bowser. Shawn 111. 147 8oykin. Charles 147 Boylan. Jelfery 170 Brabo. Tamara 147 Bradford. Debra 170 Bradley. Bryan 28. 52. 147 Branham. David 28. 147 Branham. Frank 102. 198 Brannon. Zaner Brantner. Kristi 147 Bray. Vicky 159 Breckenridgo. Emily 122. 159 Brennan. Angela Briswaller. Andrew Briswaiter. Jeffrey Brittain. Pattie Brofer. Laura 118. 128. 170 Brogan. Annette Bronson. Lori 159. 118 Brooks. Donald 8rooks, Jennifer 170 Brooks. Tina 148. 49. 65 Brown. Robby 159 Brown. Cindy 170 Browne. Ray Bubbico. Debbie 198 Bubbico. Lisa 70 Bucher. Connie 170 Buckley. Mary Buckoske. Pally Buerger. Kathy 37. 48. 69. 119 Bullock. Laura 152. 159 Buren. Brenda 11. 19. 148. 63 Buren. Kathie 102. 103. 159. 163 Burgdorl, Kevin 198 8urgener. Sharon 114. 117 Burgener. William Burk. Dan 159 Burroughs. Mary Ann Burton, Stove 25. 51. 76. 150 Buscck. David 121. 123. 198. 40 Buseck. Susan 148 Bush. Shelley 170 Bushman. Ann 100. 198. 214 Busier. Ben 113. 170 Buller. Laura 199 Buller. Pam Byers. Scott Byrd. Mark 148 C Cable. Boisy Cahill. Lyn 106. 107. 170 Caldwell. Ed 28. 118. 143. 148 Calhoon. Clayton 28. 125. 148 Caftoon. David 28. 148. 63 Calvin. Dwight 50. 118. 170 Cameron. Douglas 199 Campbei. Lori 102. 103. 148 Campbe . Sharon 110. 160 Campos. Alex 117. 160 Canales. Luis 148 Canchola. Nage 119. 123. 115. 121. 160 Candler. Mathew 160 Candler. Terry 160 Catias. Ricky 23. 25. 70. 77. 102. 103. 170. 66 Cation. Michelle 170 Carlson. William 170 Carney. Brian 105. 110. 199 Crney. Scott 110. 160 Carpenter. Marlene 170 Carr. Sue 170 Carrasco. Anthony Carrothcrs. Don 25. 119. 198. 199. 70 Carrel hers. Kenny 160 Carroll. Rebecca Carson. Sheba Carter. Owna 199 Carter. Jell 28. 148 Carty. James 170 Caruso. Michael 116. 148. 63 Casas. Carole 146. 148 Casas. William 117. 170 Castricone. W am 31. 148 Castro. Raymon 160 Celaya. Andrew 160. 63 Cetaya. Jeffrey 199 Celaya. Kevin 160 Celaya. Randy 148 Celaya. Richard 170 Chancy. Jennifer Charier. Susan 170 Chavarria. Paula 101, 171 Chico. Darren 28. 82. 148 Chin. Margaret 148 Christee. John 55. 148 Christensen. John 160 Christiansen. Stephen 121. 123. 160 Cirino. Anna 49. 171 Claahsen. Mark 20. 25. 123. 199. 70 Clark. Daniel Clark. Jay 108. 42 Clark. Jeffery 108 Clark. Keith Clark. Mark 125 Clark. Matthew 160 Clark. Michael Clark. Ruthann 160 Clary. David 119. 121. 199 Clayton, Daniel 113. 104. 199 Clegg. Robert 118. 119. 121. 160. 63 Cockrell. Deborah 49. 109. 109 Coen. Robert 28. 148 Coffey. Mike 171. 199 Colley. Stacy 106. 107 Coffman. Pamela 148 Colbert. Kym 35. 115. 116. 160. 62 Coleman. Heidi 171 Coleman. Jan 119 Coleman. Ketra 119, 160 Coles. Shcty 148 Collins. Chriss 148 Collins. Elizabeth 148 Collins. Sherri Colquill. Deborah 38. 171 Concoby. Corrino 171 Concoby. Michael Connard. Marc Cannaughton. Ann 113 Connaughton. Thomas 160 Conrad. John Conrad. Robert 160 Conrad. Roy 20. 25. 171 Considine, Evelyn 148 Contreras. Robert 28. 148. 63 Conway, Betty Jean 115 Conway. Daisy 115. 199 Conway. Venus 35. 115. 119. 160 Cook. Chymane 160 Cook. Heather 132. 133 Cook. Kimberley 171 Cooper. Carol 36. 171. 44 Coppock. David 171 Corella. Claudia 117. 160 Cornell. Lynda 160 Cortez. Francis 117. 148 Corlez. Rosa 117. 148 Coslanza. Guy Costello. Lisa 119. 148 Cota. Frank 117. 148 Couch. Tassy Cowles. Amy 200 Cowley. Colleen 158. 160 Cowley. Michael Cowley. Timothy Cox. Clark 32. 171 Crabtree. Sharon Crain. Betty 100. 102. 121. 129. 168. Crammer. Kim 64. 116. 121. 160 Cranny. Joe 56. 121 Craw. Cheryl 49. 76. 169. 171 Cronin. Paul 148 Crowley. Daniel 171 Croyo. Miko 200 Cruz. Alan 148 Cruz. John Cruz. Paul 160. 63 Cudjo. Arvis 49. SO. 171 Cummings. Kim 125. 160 Curtis. Corina 77. 102. 121. 128. 129. Curtis. Julio 113. 171 Curtis. Sheila 126. 200 Custer. Sarnie 109. 200 Cuthbertson. Dean 171 Cuthbertson. Sharon 160 Cutler. Valina 148 D Dagget. Ronald 108. 200 Dale. John 28. 52. 148. 63 Dale. Michele 171 Dale. Vincent Dalton. Shelley 122. 200 Daly. Carolyn 113. 171 Daly. Allen 113 Dammier. Charles Dana. Rcky 160 Dandoy. Brel 31. 171 Dandoy. Jolyn 35. 69. 148 Daniel. Ford Daniels. Daniel Darnels. Lynne 200 Danner. Tim Dargon. Ann 160 Dashtey. Melissa 200 Davey. Brenda 160 Davcy. Hcido 101 Davey. Tercnco 55. 105. 200 Davidson. Kevin 104 Davidson. Paula 27. 53. 127 Davidson. Shelley 146. 148 Davis. Davey 148 Davis. 0«k 200 Davis. Dwayne 148 Davis. Heather 102. 158. 160 Davis. Howard 108. 171 Davis. Jennie 119. 148 Davis. Kelly 125. 160. 166 Davis. Lance 149 Oavis. Linotte 36. 171 Decker. Mark 171 Decker. Rock Degroat. Ondy Dell . Douglas 171 Dclmore. Lanco 47. 149 Delong. David Demarco. Danny 149 Deneui. Daven 160 Denham. Deryn 68. 125. 160. 62 Denham. Kari 100. 171 Denk. Thomas 160 Derks. W am 171 Derouin. Keith 149 Desanna. Deborah 49. 81. 171 Desjardins. Daniel 130. 131. 172 Deswood. Luther Devoss. Linda 160 Dewitt. Rebecca 200 Dezeisky. Lisa 149 Dickerson. Joe Dietrich. Laurie 117. 160 Dietrich. Robert Dffert. David 102. 172 Dingiedne. Christopher Dodd. Roy 115. 161 Dodge. Donna 118. 121. 161 Dodson. Vickie DoIys. Dawn 172 Dollar. James Dominguez. James 170. 171. 64 Doney. Eugenia 149 Donofrio. Renee 161 Donohoe. John 200 Donohoe. Susan 27. 102. 127. 161 Oodoy. Denise 108. 172 Ooty. Timothy 200 Dougherty. Paula Douglas. Dale 200 Douglas. Danielle 130. 131. 161 Dovi. Cheryl 53. 148 Downey. Michael 119. 123. 201 Dren. Tony 149 171. 64 Drevyanko. Robert 201 Drew. Mary 101. 172 Drew. Susan Drudge. Jeffrey 123. 172 Drudge. Scotl 119. 121. 201 Ducote. Michelle 187. 201 Duda. Susan 172 Dudko, Eugene Dulaine. Dede 125. 161 Duncan. Brian 115. 196. 201 Duncan. Joy Duncan. Rebecca 35. 149 Duncan. Stevo 161 Duncan. Susan 201 Dunkleberger. Jay 101, 136. 172 Duong. Due 55. 172 Duong. Phuc Dupere. Diane 172 Duplissa. David 201 Dupu . John 111. 113. 149 Durbin. Karen Durbin. Lisa 130. 131. 161 Durbin. Theresa 161. 45 Durham. Kathleen 109. 201 E Easton. Stephanie Easton. Tracy Eckles. Joan 119. 172 Eckles. Johnny 172 Edenfieid. Curt 172 Ederer. Juke Edwards. Bonnie 161 Edwards. Chrfetino 121. 129 Edwards. Jeffrey 102. 121. 123. 161 Edwards. Patti 172 Elkovitch. Brian 149 Elkoviich. Greg 110. 161 Elliot. Sherry 109. 201 Ellis. Tracy 68. 102. 103. 115. 172. 62 Ellison. Jerry 161 Elmer. Rhonda 161 Elmer. Robert Emenhiser. David 149 Emerson. Camille 172 i. ii Emery. Mark 149 Encinas. Angel 161 Eng. Jason 149 Engelerv Chris 149 Enriquez. Daryl 172 Enriquez. Dennte 30. 31. 149 Enriquez. Lori 119. 161 Ensign. Susan 38. 172 Ensworth. John 149 Epperlein, Karen 161 Eppinger. Ernest Erhardt. Rhonda 69. 161. 45 Ernst. Anna 132. 133 Escalante. Barbara 117. 121 Escalante. William 149 Eshetman, Amy 102. 121, 129. 161 Esknger. David 172 Eslingcr. Steven 59. 161 Espinoza. Joseph 161 Espinoza. Rosalia 149 Espinoza. Steven 29. 102. 105. 201 Estrada. Jonathan Estrada. Lewis Estrada. Pedro Ettenborough. Trevor 149 Evans. Anthony 161 Evans. Antonoa 101. 149 Evans. Kenneth 113. 149 Everett. Michelle 102. 121. 128. 129. 172 Ezcurra. Amanda 117. 172 F Facravaag. Gertrude 68. 89 Fair. Alicia 81. 109. 201 Fairbanks. Cindy 161 Faltermeior. Thomas 172 Farmer. William 173 Farrow. Roxanne 201 Falica. David 149 Fatica. Mark 201 Fatica. Regina 173 Fatourechl. Ali Faulkner. Conrad Faulkner. Laura 149 Fausd. Tony Fay. Lori 109. 202. 209 Fedorchak. Kari 38. 69. 149 Fedorchak. Mindy 173 Feduniw. Cynthia 173 Feeney. Elizabeth Feeney. Timolhy 77. 94. 102. 105. 202. 42 Feighi Eric Fell. Jim FcnimofO. Kimberly 27. 127. 161 Fenimorc. Rebecca 110, 173 Feringa. Douglas 173. 66 Ferino. Pal 27. 173 Fernandez. Ben 202 Ferra. Brenda 202 Ferra. Jason Ferres. Mike 149 Ferrucci. James Fetterman. Dana 149 Felly. Jessica 149 Figeroa. Veronica 109. 202 Fincher. David Fink. Roric 119. 123. 121. 202 Finley. Lance Fisher. Steven 161 Fisk. Joann 149 Fitzgerald. Brenda Flanagan. Dusly 47. 149. 43 Flanagan. Jimmy 55. 104. 123. 161 Flanagan. Jennifer 139. 115 Flannery. Anita 149 Flannery. Maureen 161 Flannery. Teresa Flores. Daniel Flores. Lisa Flores. Pamela 161 Florez. Chris 161 Flowers. Kevin 118. 119. 121. 149 Floyd. Sonya 149 Foley. Tracy 149 FoIz. Laura 74. 70. 91. 100. 108. 79. 138. 141. 196. 200. 202. 85 Force. Tina 161 Forino. Pal Foster. Vicki 161 Fouquette. David 173 Fooquctte. Hyla Franco. Mike 117. 161 Frank. Wilhnm 149 Franklin. Canitiei Franklin. Elizabeth 161 Freshour. Jackie 109. 116. 196. 202 Freshour. James 202 Freshour. Julie 115. 116. 173 Freiz. Lana 161 Frizzell. Carrie 158. 161 Frost. Debbie 161 Fu invwdcr. Teresa 113 Fullmer. Clark 28. 149 G Gabea. Robin 102. 162. 64 Gala. Steve 116 Gabndez. Danielle 173 Galindo. Gracie 173 Gallatin. David Gamble. Dobbio 173 Gamboa. Carmen 104. 109. 117. 202 Gamboa. Floyd 117. 173 Ganzy. Joanne 113. 173 Garcia. Monica 34. 68. 100. 102. 103. 202 Gardner. Martin 56. 57. 173. 66 Garduno. Ann Garreitson. Tanya 185 Garvin. Michaol 173 Garza. Toni Sue Gatlin. Marcdina Gauna. Frankie 28. 50. 173 Gaupei. Anthony 202 Gay. Shianne 125. 149. 63 Gaynett. Christine 69. 162. 63 Geer. Lisa GeNeri. 8renda 68 Gehlert. Joanne 149 Geiier. Cynthia 162 Goiter. Debra 109. 202 Georges. Patrick Gerstenbergcr. Jerry Gosky. Daniel 102. 103. 149 Gibson. Coleen 109. 186. 202. 213 Gieger. Lisa 106. 17. 173 Gill. David 173 Gilmartin. Leo 47. 61. 150. 43 Gilsdorf. Daniel 113 GilSdorl. Robert 173. 184 Gillings. Suzanne 49. 116. 158. 162 Glenn. Kari 203 Gfiddcn. Scolt 173 Goforth. Cheryl 109. 203 Goitia. Melissa 46. 69. 150. 45 Goilia. Steven 55. 102. 103. 173 Goletz. Sharon 49. 150 Goksh. Georgiana 197. 203 Goksh. Teresa 162 Gomez. Deanna 203 Gomez. Johnny 162 Gomez. Theresa Gonzales. Victor Gonzalez. Xavier Goodloo. Joann 115. 150. IS I Gordon. Diana 115. 173 Gotts. Laura 150 Goudie. Cynthia 173 Goodie. Kelly Goodie. Kimberly 173 Gould. Ross 102. 103. 173 Graeber. Amy 203 Grammar. Christopher Grantham. Fred 25. 203 Grantham. William 110 Gray. Miranda 149 Gray. Robin 134. 135. 136. 143. 177 194. Gray bill. David 21. 28. 56. 58. 203. 66 Grilz. Stephen 150 Groves. Bob 125 Gross. Julie 203 Gross. Robert 125 Guerra. Mark 162 Guerra. Scott Guana. Frank 185 Guercrro. Christina Guhrkc. Robert Guild. Chris 150 Ginouard. Donna 162 Gulick. Heidi 110. 162 Guss. Christopher 150 Guthrie. Jerri 122. 203 Guthrie. Tami Gutierrez. Rachel 150. 146 Gutierrez. Tom 117 H Haas. Robert 162 Hacked. Tim 82. 150 Haddock. Joel Haggard. Douglas Haggard. Patricia 100. 146. 150 Haggerson. Mary 106. 107 Hagman. John 104 Han. Brenda 162 Hail. Charles 203 Hall. Chris 55. 116. 143. 205. 40 Hall. Diane 162 Hall. Donald 28 Hall. Jamos Hall. John Hall. Robert Hall. Robert L. Hall. Tally 162 Hall. Wiliam Hallinan. Kim 203 Halsey. Michelle 150 Halstead. John 101. 123. 121 Hamilton. Darwin 101. 118. 121 Hamilton. Scott Hammer. Todd 132. 133. 203 Hammond. Billy 204 Hancock. Christine 162 Hanks. Pal 29. 162. 63 Hanna. Cindy 108. 204 Hanna. Ga4 Hanna. Sandi 162 Hansen. Loreal 125. 201 Hansen. Maxine 108. 204 Hanson. Jufce 122. 162 Hanson. Pam 38. 134. 135 Hanson. Phylks 113. 204 Haraughty. Carole Haraughty. Ira Haraughty. Tammy 204 Hardy. Janolte 62 Harper. Amy 37 Harper. Mary 204 Harrington. Marc 26. 50 Harrington. Mike 119. 162. 63 Harris. Janice 115. 162 Harris. Kon 83. 132. 133. 204 Harris. Linda Harris. Peter 150 Harrison. James 204 Harrison. Mathew Hart. David 162 Hart. Nadine 150 Hart. Wendell 55. 40. 41 Hartwell. Martin 162 Haskett. Georgia 162 Haskell. Richard Hassell. John 29. 55. 162 Haver. Catherine 106. 129. 65 Haver. John 150 Hawkins. Kam 55. 204 Hawn. Thomas 204 Hawthorne. Gary 121. 123. 205 Hawver. Carleen Hayes. Terri Heedum. Judy 49. 162 Hegarty. Christopher 205. 66 Hegarty. Siobhan 102. 162. 158 Hendrickson. Jennifer 35. 69. 158. 162. 63 Hendrickson Jr.. Edward 204. 214 Hendrix. Ray 28. 150 Henry. Diane Hensley. Paul 162 Henson. Melinda 119. 150 Hopp. Bryan 205 Hepp. Jerome 51 Herchel. James 28. 143. 205 Hernandez. Joseph 162 Hernandez. Pete 104. 205 Hernandez. Ruperto 52. 117. 150 Hernandez. Victor 117 Hernandez. Stephen Hernandez Jr.. Luis 117. 158 Hershberger. Vernon 55. 146. ISO Hervey. James Hess. Darrel 47. 119. 130. 63 Hess. Donna 68. 122. 205 Hessdtino. Vicki no. 162 Grob. Robert Greeley. Randall 55. 102. 116. 162. 33 Greene. William 32. 119. 149 Greer. Gregg id. 40 Greer. Rebecca 81. 149 Gregory. Bernard Greszfer. Dianna Gner. David 56. 203. 66 Griffin. Shawn 108. 130. 131. 203 Gnlfm. Sheri 74. 100. 102. 116. 125. 158. 160. 162 Griffin. Tyrena 118. 121. 150 Grimsley. ABen 28. 52. 150 Grimsley. CoBette 38. 150 Grimsley. Lori 162 Grissom. Barry 150 Hewn. Carol 109. 204. 205 Hewitt. Sarah 205 Heywood. Jim Hoywood. Karen 114. 125. 205 Heywood. Lawrence 27. 59. 162 Heywood. Letand 27. 116. 162. Hicks. Dove 2. 108. 118. 121. 138 Hiesel. Michael Hietl. Neal 50. 125. 48. 72 Hill. Charles Hill. Janolle Hillman. Tamara 156 Hodges. James Hodges. Michael 162. 174 Hodgson. Kevin Hodgson. Steve Hoc born. Stephanie Hoilman, Glenda 82. 150 Hoffman. John 119. 162 Holfman Jr.. John Hofstrom. Laura 174 Hofstrom. Mary 174 Holden. Mark 113. 174. 182 Holder. Kim 174 Holder. Manuel 71 Holder. Michael Holguin. Suzanne 121. 129. 174. 33 Holland. Robert 162 Holt. Lowell 150 Hdttrehch. David 15 Horn baker, Lois 174 Hooks. Chinnese 63. 119 Hoopes. Curtis 163 Hopp. Allen Horn. Laura Horne. Tress Horton. Dorene 69. 174 Houck. Thomas House!. Rick 47. 159 Hovdestad. Ronald 125. 174 Hovey. Daniel 205 Hovey. Richard 205 Howard. David Howe� . Jody 116. 130. 131. 163 Hoyt. James 150 Hudson. Deborah 206 Hudspeth. Kelly 37. 163 Hulf. Sherrie 116. 174 Huffman. John 150 Hughes. Amy 118. 121. 174 Hughes. Carolyn 163 Hughes. Jerry 174 Hughes. Leda 163 Hughes, Mark Hughes. Peggy 150 Humphrey. John 28. 150 Hunsinger. Ke«1h 28. 150 Hunt. Shauna 150 Hydro. Ronald 174 I laquinto. Mark 69. 101. 125. 146. 174 laquinto. Kim 101 laquinto. Donna 101 IDSO. Grant 150 Imhoff. Leah 151 Imperiale. Angela 163 Imperiale. Anthony 151 Inosh-ia. Dave 50. 79. 105. 205. 87. 48. 86 kxa. Mark 104. 151 Ipatenco. Aleksander 101. 104. 174 Ipatcnco. Renee 121. 118. 163 (shop. Sharon 174 Israel. Er« 106. 107. 174 J Jackson. Derek 28. 115. 157 Jackson. June Jackson. Neal 163 Jackson. Stephen Jacobs. Dianna 163 Jadick. George Jake). Kevin 52. 151 Jakel. Roy 55. 174 Jakes. Kevin 28 James. Darrel 50. 49 James. Dennis 26. 51. 163 James. Faye 174 James. Robin Jankowski. Efzabelh 206 Jankowski. Kathleen 174 Jara. Alvaro 151 Jark. Chris 110. 174 Jark. Robert 110. 206. 194 Jarvis. Dwight 151 Jenckes. Bobi 109. 106. 139. 206. 86 Jenkins. Ronald 151 Jennings. Donna 163 Jensen. Glen Jesberger. M e 174 Jickess, Joann Jimenez. Annclicso Johnson. Brad 193. 206 Johnson. Brian 61. 151 Johnson. Craig 151. 63 Johnson. Deborah 118. 121. 113. 206 Johnson. James Johnson. James 28. 151. 63 Johnson. Jeff 174 Johnson. Lisa 86. 151. 45 Johnson. Martin Johnson. Ramona 151 Johnson. Regan 108. 206 Johnson. Roosevelt 28. 56. 58. 57 Johnston. Shelly 110. 174 Johnston. Stephen 174 Jones. Cindy 108. 122. 174 Jones. Kassandra 151 Jones. Kris Jones. Leah 206 Jones. Patricia 119. 151. 46. 69. 45 Jones. Steve 151 Judd. Curtis 206 Judd. Dcawna 151 Judkins. Tracy Junion. Ann Junion. Ben 206 Junion. Daniel 110. 111. 163 K Kaib. James 174 Kaib. Mark 207 Kaib. Susan 37. 69. 119. 151. 65 Kaiser. James 21. 22. 24. 28. 54. 207 Kaminsky. Bethel 102. 103. 163 Kaminsky. Roxanne 136. 207 Kampe. Thomas 163 Kaney. Sharon 113. 130. 134. 131. 207 Kao. Frances Keck. Gary 174 Keck. Karen 163 Kehne. Ann Kehne. Tracy 83. 174 Ke«ey. Christina 88. 151 Ke oy. Duane 207 Kempton. Benjamin 174 Kendall. Lea 130. 207 Kendall. Scott 163 Kendrick. Carolann Kennedy. Tim 118. 121. 157. 63 Kentera. Kris 163 Kettle. Christine 69 Kettle. Robert 151 Kettner. Robert Khamis. Ken 163 Kilbride. Quentin 81 Kimbcrlin. Pamela 151 lOmbcrlin. Robert 69 Kimbretl. Bobby 151 King. Gary 28 King, Marthola 115. 151 Kingsbury. Candy 127. 151 Kingsbury. Terry 163 Kinsley. Cathy 125. 163 Kinsley. Charlotte 125. 130. 131. 163 Kinsley. Mary 207 Kirby. Michael 207 Kirby. Theresa Kirchncr. Regina 163 Kirchner. Richard 101. 207 Kittock. Louis Kittock. Stanley 163 Kittrick. Robert Kitts. Bunnie 105. 207 Kitts. Kathy 103. 113. 136 Kitts. Lorri 102. 151 Klatt. Lavern 23. 28 Kleinman. Craig 154, 157 Kfcneman. Kieth 28 Kiosterman. John Klostcrman. Michele 163 Kiosterman. Tom 28. 207. 66 Kiosterman. Fred 116 Kneadler. 10m 151 Knoche. Kathy 35. 69. 80. 151 Knott. Aimce 151 Knutson. Sheila 108 Koger. Brain Kohout. Jeffrey 119. 151 Kohoul. Wcndi 118. 121 Kokakares. Thomas 207 Kominska. Scott Kominska, Todd Kortsen. Kevin 28. 151. 153. 63 Kosin. Ginny Koszyk. Karyn 151 Koszyk. Timothy 81. 151 Kowalchuk. Dane 36. 45. 44 Krahcnbuhl. Lisa 151 Kremer. Ken Krinsley. 8rain 136 Krogel. Douglas Krogel. Roberta KronengokJ. Eric 61. 152. 63 Kronengold. Kristen 207 Kuzmich. James 104. 152 Kuzmich. Nicolelte L LaForce. Michele 152. 33 Lam. Dai Lam. Tay 32 Lamb. Curtis 207 Langille. Karin 208 Laninga. Albie 163 Laninga. Cindy 109. 208 Lappcn. Stephen Larsen. Vance LaVoy. Melissa 109 Law. Stephen 28. 115. 152. 63 Lawson. Andy Lawson. Michcllo 152 Lea. Alton 125 Lea. Frederick 152. 155 Leadbetter. Bobbi 38 Ledbetter. Eric 152 Ledbetter. Jori 46. 152. 45 Ledcnbach. Christopher 208 Lodcnbach. Laura 101. 134. 135 Lee. Galen Lee. Jody 163 Lelapinyokol. Veena Lemay. Eric Lcmieux. Mario 34. 91. 92. 100. 196. 208 Lenbeenbach. Laura 121 Lennon. Paula 152 Leonard. Brian Lester. Barbara 163 Lester. Chris Levan. David 25. 130. 131. 204. 208 Levy. Robert Lewenstein. Thomas 152 Lewis. Cheryl 208 Lewis. Dawn 108 Lewis. Eric 28. 61 Lewis. Jell Lewrs. Jenny 159. 163 Lewis. Robert 104. 152 LiddBe. Dorothy 49. 115. 208 Lidd . Gcorgetta 35. 163. 63 Liddie. Gregory Lieberman. Lawrence 116. 138 Lien. Khai Tan 176 Lindstrom. Lorna 34. 68. 62 Link. Lynn Link. Paul 163 Lipinski. David Lippincolt. Charles 152 Lippincott. Jean 125. 176 Lippincolt. Loretta 96 Lions. Alison 27. 196. 208 Lillie. Laurie 163 Lilz. Colleen Livingston. Carta 163. 35. 69. 118. 63 Loltin. Robert 177 Lonetree. Daryl 152. 157 Lonetrcc. Lana 177 Long. Amy 127. 152 Long. Heidi Longhi. Jell Longwed. Rhonda Lopresti. Alicia Lopresti. Nina Lothion. Elayn Lowe. Michele 177 Luna. Jaime Lund. Robert 59. 116. 177. 43 Lunt, Dale 81. 100. 102. 196. 208 Luqoe. Amka 108. 116. 177 Lulhbcrson. Dirk 101 Lyman. Regina Lupenski. Dave 61 Lynch. Dleah 164 Lynch. Margaret 125 Lynch. Michael 164 Lynch. Poggi 164 Lyons. Allison 106. 107. 127. 164 M Maas. Karen 106. 107. 177 Macagnone. Debora Macagnone. Patricia 164 Maclean. Martin 208 Maclean. Mathew Madison. Jennifer 208 Madsen. Dana 104. 125. 209 Maerling. William 177 Magitl. Holberl 177 Mahan. Daryl 152 Mahan. John 28. 51. 105. 143. 209 Mahini. Amir Mahoney. Alison 49. 146. 164 Mahoney. Patricia 109. 209 Mahr Jr.. Robert 152 Malone. Duff 152 Malone. Gregory Mandt. Michael 116. 117 Mann. Joieno 121. 129. 164 Manning. Michael 177 Marcus. Alison 132. 133 Marincfli. Peter 177. 183 Markoff. Stephanie 49. 152. 116. 146 Marquardl. David 121. 123. 177 Marquardl. Steven 118. 121. 152 Marquardl. Tiffany Marquis. Rita 49. 177 Marsee. Felicia Marshall. Michello 152 Martin. Don Martin. Donnelle 209 Martin. Ken 101 Martin. Linda Jane 177 Martin. Linda Rose 116. 177 Martin. Neil 31. 11. 146. 182 Martin. Charles 121. 177 Martin. Terry 152 Marindale. Brenda 53. 79. 126. 190. 209. 86 Martindale. Leann 53. 177 Martinez. Alan 164. 63 Martinez. Eva Martinez. Matthew 177 Martinez. Nancy 109. 117. 209 Martinez. Patricia Martinez. Paul Martinez. Sandra 121. 123. 146. 152 Martinez. Vince 28. 59. 77. 80. 100. 158. 164. 71 Martinez. Yvette Martiniak. Dina 164 Marx. Roxanne 177 Mason. Jeffery 209 Mason. Lori Maiheson. David 25. 56. 57. 100. 168. 170. 177 Matthews. John 152 Matthews. Kathy 134. 135. 177 Matthews. Robert 109. 196. 209 Matthews. Victor 28. 120. 130. 131. 132. 134. 135. 140. 141. 143. 209. 215 Mauk. Andrea 117. 130. 177 May. Bradley 101. 146 May. Debra 27. 102. 127. 152. 158. 164 Mayorga. Marie 69. 100. 146. 152. 63. Mazon. Adam 117. 177 McAdams. Adam 101. 177 McAdams. Christopher 55. 118. 121 McAtcc. Aaron 209 McAtee. Chris McBrayer. W am 55. 102. 103. 178 McBride. Mana 116. 178 McCabe. R� cky 209 McCabe. Wayne 152 McCart. Michael 209 McCarter. Neal 152 McCauley. Alice 178 McCauley. Margaret 178 McCauley. Martin McClendon. Katherine 115. 152 McCkmg. Tami 130. 209 McCorkle. Susan 38. 52 McCray. Daniel 164 McCray. Donald 119. 121. 123. 178 McDonald. Duke 20. 21. 25. 90. 105. 209. 72 McDorman. Dennis 28. 115. 119. 152 Me Dor man. Troy 104. 178 McGalhard. Heather 38. 210 McGarvin. SheBey 102. 178 McGarvin. Tracy 102. 152 McGnw. MichcCc 178 McGee. Sherri 35. 178 McKenzie. Margaret 110. 178 McKenzie. Patricia 110 McKenzie. Steve McKersie. Richard 164 McKersie. Susan 210 McKinnon. Todd 152 McVaugh. Matthew 38. 152 McWilliams. Juia 164. 63 McWilliams. Marci 38. 53. 69 McLargin. Richard 164 Medeguan. Peter 178 Medina. Lupila Meeks. Loreen 178 Meier. Joe 118. 121. 164 Meier. Mary 102. 118. 121. 178 Mendez. Molly 210 Mendoza. Syfivia 117 Mendoza. Erma 69 Menze. Kim 47. 1S2 Mcnzo. Penny 178 Mercer. Ted Mesbergen. Larry 101. 102. 178. 40 Mesbergen. M e 164 Messmer. David 119. 121. 123. 210 Metos. Mefcssa 81. 164 Meyer. Kent 25. 178. 185. 84. 66 Meyer. Sheley. 53. 127 Meyer. Susan 152 M cl. John MJburn. Daniel Miles. John Mmilen. Jackie 178 MUer. Dana Mller. Dawn 164. 45. 44 Miller. Deborah Miller. Jackie 102 Miller. James 29. 30. 31. 102. 164. 63 Miller. Marilou 129. 178 Miller. Maureen 119, 121. 123. 210 Miller. Tammi 164 Mills. Robert Mills. Tommy 51. 178 Miltun. Mark 27. 59. 121. 164 Mmniti. Kristine 158. 164 Miranda. Barbara 109. 117. 210 Mitchei. Matthew 29. 31. 210 Mitchc . Cindy 53. 106. 107. 121. 129. 178 Mock. Valerie 68. 178. 62 Moe. Craig 25. 94. 210. 217 Moloney. Alice Moloney. Mary 178 Monsey. Eva 116 Montana. David 117, 164 Montanez. John Montanez. Mike 28. 105. 178 Montanez. Paul Moody. Gregory Mooney. Kristina 101. 113 Moore. Monica 110 Morales. John Moran. Jerry Moran. Tony 156 Moreno. Ai 25. 117 Moreno. Ernie 117 Moreno. Ortonzo 157 Morgan. James Morgan. Tisha Morgan. William Morris. Cheri Morris. Holly 45 Morrison. Joe Morrison. Paula Morrison. Ross Morrison. Samantha 164 Mosley. Dons 102. 103. 146 Moss. Dawn 164 Mueller. Kurt 101. 164. 63 Muenchow. Richard 164 Mullen. J n 96. 97. 110. 208. 210 Munn. David 164 Murphy. Kelly 115. 116 Murray. Frank 88. 164 Murray. Joe Murriotta. John 117. 164 Musa. Jonelle 100. 170 Musa. Michele 100. 126. 168. 170 Myrick. Todd 210 N Nackcrud. Heidi 179 Nadeau. Mchatc 108. 210 Nagarkar. Sumant 164. 42 Nakagawa. Kathy 70. 96. 100. 102. 121. 129. 179 Nash. John 210 Nash. Tom 29. 164 Navai. Koorosh Navarro. Cindy Nay. Christopher Near. Cynthia 178 Nehrllng. Robert Nelson. Amanda 102. 116. 164 Nelson. Rebecca 49. 179 Nelson. Steven Nesbitt. M.ke 20. 22. 24. 28. 79. 105. 143. 144. 210. 218. 85. 70 Newby. Joe 136 Newman. Roxanne Newman. Tina 46. 63 Nguyen. Quynh Nichols. Cory 164 Nichols. Christine Nichols. Mark Nicholson. David 165. 210 Nicholson. Debbie Nickete. Derek 210 Niebtas. Frances Niebtas. Marcella 116. 179 Nielsen. Ari Nielsen. Michael 165 Noorthock. Roger Nor berg. Michael 56. 57. 165 Norton. Desseree 165 Norwood. Raymond 59. 60. 165 Norwood. Shirley 109. 211 Novia. Lisa 117 Nunley. Jean O Otoier. Kathleen Obray. Connie 102. 158. 165 Obray. Gayla 100. 109. 196. 211 Obronovich. Susan 88. 113. 179. 33 Ochoa. Kevin Ockey. Datynn 83. 179 Ockey. Doug Odom. Penny 165 Odom. Phillip 115. 179 Ohair. Shane Oliver. Kerry Oliver. L«sa 179 Olson. Bruce Olson. Eric 179 Olson. John 105. 165. 63 Olson. Mary 211 Olvera. Pilar 69. 111. 179 Ong. Darren 165 Ong. Marlcen 108. 130. 195. 196. 211 Opcnshaw. Kai 28. 52. 82. 116 Orlando. Nicholas Orman. Tim 118. 121. 179 Ortiz. Javier Ortiz. Joseph 105. 211 Ortiz Jr.. Frank 63 O'Neal. Sean 52 Ostermeier. Deanna Olterstedt III. John Oiling. Marianne 38. 161, 165 Overson. Suzanne 122. 165 Owens. Peggy 179 P Pace. Glen 104. 203 Padilla. Daka 117. 179 Page. Lynetle 179. 33 Page. Terry Pare. Chris 179 Pallas. Nikki 165. 45 Paradis. Albert Paris. Jayme 74. 165. 100. 158. 165 Parke. Robin 115. 165 Parkhurst. Sharon 70. 79. 100. 196. 211. 64 Parrish. Patricia Pascoe. Tiflany Paskdl. Eric Pale. Bobby Patnodo. Cathy Patnode. Louis Patterson. Jenniler 106. 179. 45. 44 Patterson. Kenneth 121. 123. 211. 40 Patterson. Stephen 118. 121. 153 Patti. Ernest 125. 113. 136. 179 Paul. Tim 28. 119. 123. 179. 66 Paulich. Lynn Payne. Erin 153 Pearson. Don Pebworth. Marc 165 Pebworth. Mike 165 Peck. James Pentorman. Dan Penterman. Lorrie Pepperlmg. Fred 27. 179 Peralta. Ann 37. 69. 179. 62 Perkins. Jell 119. 165 Perkinson. Brian 101. 121. 153 Perlmg. Matthew 29. 31. 165 Perrm. Mark 211 Perrin. Michael 119. 121. 123. 210. 21 Perry. Donna Pertinaci. Lisa Peters. Shelly Peterson. David 116. 129. 66 Peterson. Mark 56. 58. 191 Pctrocco. Anthony 211. 216 Petrocco. Theodore 165 Pettinato. Frank 25. 125. 180 Pham. Dzung 59. 121. 123. 165 Pherigo. Metlena 24. 109 Pherigo. John 211 Phillips. Lisa 122. 180 Phillips. Michel 153 Pickens. John 211 Pco. Julie 108. 116. 180 Pierce. Debra 212 Pierce. Matthew 118. 121. 180 Pierson. Charles 165 Pierson. Linda 165 Platt. Christopher 47. 55. 153 Plossay. Michelle 153 Plunkeit. Susan 55. 165 Pogue. Glenn 59. 165 Pogue. Rebecca 212 Poole. Angela 37. 212 Porter. Angarr Porter. Jason 26. 59. 60. 165 Potter. Scott 153. 180 Potts. John 165 Potts. Larry 180 Pratt. Deborah 153 Praydich. John Preoado. Michelle 130. 131. 165. 63 Prewitt. Joseph 180 Price. Karen 153 2 . NX- 165 Reinig. Karen 212 3 Retsinger. David 113. 212 c - Renfrew. Gary L a Reginato. Christopher 54. 55. 165 . njo,- Reginato. Michael 146. 63 Reid. Scoit 165 Renfrew. Sharleno 108. 212 Renner. James 166 Replogle. Neal 102. 116. 180 ‘ Reuther. Scott 109. 212 Richards. Cindy 165 Rickards. Eydie Richards. N ki Richards. Pennyo 104. 212 XtX-----------------■ . Richardson. Joann 121. 125. 129. 180 . 0 . Richardson. Rauna 77. 105. 121. 125. 128. 129. 188. 213 Richardson. Vernon 118. 121 Richers. David Rico. Alica 166 Riddle Jr.. David Rider. Melissa 38. 53. 180 Ridgway, Adele 108. 180 Rielhman. Robert 166 Riffle. Joe Riffle. John 161 Riffle. Laura 121. 123. 134. 155. 180 Riffle. Michael 166 Riggins. Elizabeth 118. 122 Riggs. Steven 166 Rmer. Theresa 102. 129. 180 Rmg. Gregg 54. 55. 180 Riordan. Mike 213 Risen. Todd Rdpoli. Dave 213 RHchie. Jennifer 113. 213 Pritchard. Dana 153 Pritchard. Mike 165 Pullar. Diane 119. 153. 64 Purcell. Richard 212 Pyron. Roger 28. 53. 115. 153. 40. 41 Pyron. Jr.. Robert 25. 180 Q Rilze. Timothy Rvera. Christina 101. 166 Rivera. Greg Rivera. Phillip Rizzo. Michael Roarty. Cat her re 104. 116. 206. 213 Robbins. Lori 213 Robbins. Tim Roberts. Jeff Ouik. Rebecca Ouinn. Kathleen 69. 180 R Rader. Henry Rader. Jodi 180 Radike. Todd 162. 165 Ragan. Colleen Rahner. Kevin Ramirez. Carlos 180. 66 Ramirez. Gloria Ramirez. Mike Ramirez. Robert 165 Ramirez. Rosendo 101. 130. 131. 180 Ramirez. Ruth 117, 180 Ramos. David 165 Ramsey. Merry Ramsey. Nancy 212 Randall. James 25. 105. 180 Randolph. Katheryn 165 Rapachietta. Jan 153 Rasmussen. Brent 55. 165 Ratcliffe. Diane 122. 153 Ratcliffe. Thomas 105. 113. 136. 212 Raihbun. Kurt 153 Rawls. Sheryl Rawls. Oia 153 Ray. Jerry 119. 121. 123. 180 Redding. Jamie Reddmg. Scott Rceung. Julie Reeves. Darrell 165 Reeves. Lori 180 Regan. Debbie 180 Roberts. Patsy 147 Robertson. Diane Robmson. Ke y Robinson. Melody Robison. Kim Robles. Cruz 117. 166 Robles. Gabriel 117. 104 Rodgers. David Rodgers. Jessica Rodriguez. Alfonso 55. 213 Rodriguez. Ana 65 Rodriguez. Fernando 56. 100. 146 Rodriguez. Martin 51. 165 Rodriguez. Michelle 117 Rodriguez. Ray 117. 166 Rodriguez. Roger 117 Rodriguez. Ruben Rodriguez. Valerie 117 Roe. Kenyon 28 Rogers. Boyd 101. 166. 40 Rogers. Crystal Rogers. Rusty 116 Rojas. Mike S6. 213. 85. 66 Roll. Luko 118. 121. 166 Roite. Margaret 110, 213 Rollins. Christy 35 Rollins. Janee 35. 68. 74. 77. 80. 62. 100. 166 Rollo. Jeanine 34. 102. 68. 213. 45. 44 Romberger. Thresa Romero. Abel Romero. Danny 51 Romero. Gilbert Romero. Jess i Romero. Jimmy 212 Romero. Joann 117 6 Romero. Paul Romero. Veronica 249 RondOl. Timothy 29. 30. 213. 71 Roper. Michelle 79. 89. 70. 105. 126. 196. 213. 86 Rosas. David Rosas. David Rosas. Dawn Rosas. Genevieve 166 Rose. Jeffrey Rose. Robin 114. 119. 181 Rosocarans. Rebecca 104. 213 Roscil. David 166 Rosell. Pete 25. 205. 213 Rosenbaum. Chris 118. 166 Rosenbaum. Kent 213 Ross. Joe 116. 181 Roth. Lisa Rowland. Cary Royc. David 102. 105 Royer. Gregory 181 Royer. Jelrey 116. 118. 121. 213 Rozell. Bccki 35. 104. 106. 115. 116. 193. 214 Rozell. Lee 27. 59. 166 Rozeski. Henry 166 Rue. Michael 166 Rudas. Cecilia 117. 181 Rudas. Tony 117 Ruotlingcr. Larry 214 Rull. Brian 181 Ruiz. Augustine 61 Ruiz. Eric 214 Ruiz. Eric John 101. 117. 181 Ruiz. Paul 146 Ruiz. Rosalie 121. 129. 166 Ruiz. Ruben 214 Ruiz. Jr. Arnold 30. 31. 110. 121. 63 Rupert. Rebecca 127 Rupert. Susan 110. 160 Ruston. Kathryn 146 Ruston. Lawrence 181. 66 Ruthratl. Lisa Rutkowski. John Ryan. Scott 181 Ryerson. Jell Ryerson. Jody S Sablick. Carol 181 Sadowy. James Saiais. Toby Salazar. Dennis 146. 154 Salovaara. Paula 89. 102 Sanchoz. Elena 181 Sanchez. Raymond 166. 63 Sandner. Jenny 80. 126. 181. 185. 86 Sandoval. Becky Sands. Brian 55. 181 Sandvick. Carlie Sasse. Larry 181 Sauer. Leann 27. 127. 148. 158. 166 Sawdy. Paula 113. 125. 166 Schiller. Donna 69. 166 Schillings. Lisa 154 Schoon. Mike 166 Schrack. Leslie 46. 154 Schroeder. Tammy 154 Schuck. Brent 179. 181 Schuck. Christine 214. 109 Schuk. Jerry Schuk. Lisa 154 SchuMz. Rhonda Schultz. Vincent Schumacher. Kristie 154 Schumann. Herbert 154 Schumann. Kaiharin 113. 123. 121. 214 Scolield. Robert 125 Scofield. Michael 154 Scopellite. Anthony 166 Scott. Donna 110. 214 Scott. Kelly 214 Scott. Tamcra Scovel. Bill Scow. Jell 28. 154. 61 Scow. Michad 56. 125. 181 87. Scow. Michde 125. 181. 64 Scroggins. Donnetlo 115. 154 Scroggins. Tonya 118. 181 Segcrson. Andrew 154 Segerson. Scotl 54. 55. 214 Segerslrom. Sandra 125, 214 Selman. Ehzabeth Sevanick. John 118. 119. 121. 165. 166 Sevanick. Mary 119. 123. 154 Sovanick. Theresa 121. 181 Shafer. Clini 104. 166 Shafer. Denise Shafer. Melanie Shank. Lou Ann 66 Shannon. Pamela 155 Shannon. Patricia 155 Shaw. Christine 108. 115. 134. 138. 214 Shaw. Johnnie 155 Shaw. Saty 166 Shaw. Tony Shelton. William Sheppard. Jell 26. 121. 123. 166 Sheppard. Norma 115. 181 Sheridan. Deana 119. 155. 157 Sheridan. Sherrie 181 Shcrley. Jay Shirazi. 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Chris 31. 155. 167. 43 Slandish. Mike 42 Stanley. WAam 182 Slapp. Kyie 29. 30. 182. 71 Stearns. Tammy 46. 155. 63 Steele. Emmanuel Steele, .toan Stctleck. Gary 101. 113. 167 Steib. John Stelmaszak. Lisa 155 Stennerson. Scott 155 Stephens. Jenny 155 Stephens. Tom 167 Steton. Robin 155 Sterk. Michdte 167 Stevenson. Jan 155 Stewart. Barbra 109 Siewart. Lori Stewart. Russell Slifel. Denai 34. 69. 107. 63 Stoakes. Lisa Stock. Randy Stone. Dianna Stonoff. Lenore 119. 123. 215 Storm. Kevin 182 Stout. Ed 116. 132. 133. 182 Stratton. Brenda Stratton. James 155 Straub. Lee Ann 155 Strauss. Mary 69. 182. 62 Strauss. Patricia 34. 102. 103. 215. 62 Strauss. Sandy 13. 130. 167. 195 Strmglettow. Kathleen Stulflebeam. Cynthia 182 Stulflebeam. Richard Stulflebeam. Danny 155 Styers. Karen 182 Summers. Roxanne 182 Sussex. Stephen Sutton. Dara 155 Swatzdl. Patricia 155 Swatzdl. Penny 167 Swdey. Jeff 182 Swelcy. Michele Swimmer. Kimberly 182 Szanto. Gloria 102. 121. 123. 182 T Tackett. Jon 215 Ta ington. Coyrinna Tanguay. Denise 34. 182 Tanguay. Kristy 46. 53 Taraba. Jelf 215 Taraba. Ju6e 167 Taris. L nda Taylor. Jordy 28. 154 Taylor. Judith 116. 182 Taylor. Kelly 122. 125. 182 Taylor. Michael Taylor. Paul 25. 157. 182 Taylor. Paul Craven 182 Tayfor. Scott 28 Taylor. Tanya 215 Taysom. Judith 104. 105. 125. 196. 215 Taysom. WAam 101 Telles. Alice Tempter. Erec 167 Tennes. Linda 76. 78. 116. 126. 191. 196. 215 Tonorio. Connie Thayer. Roseann 215 Thomas. James 25. 125. 190. 215 Thomas. Linda 49. 83. 121. 129. 183 Thomas. Lisa June t02. 121. 115. 125. 129. 183 Thomas. Lisa Marie 103. 188. 96. 215 Thomas. Paul 183 Thomasino. Pamela Thomason. Jani 109 Thompson. Farrell 167 Thompson. Jack 183 Thompson. Karen 218 Thompson. Mary 37. 33 Thompson. Rhonda Thompson. Steven 183. 42 Thornhill. Eric 51. 167 Thornhill. N.ck 20. 28. 50. 49. 116. 183. 49 Thornton. Cynthia Thornton. Linda 108 Thuemlcr. Keith Tibbett. Joyce 167 Tibbett. Robert 103. 134. 135 Tierney. Mary 32. 196. 216 Titlany. 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