Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 288 of the 1983 volume:

(K1V r i HK ,, 'ftJxhlJb titnejiL LtO ifatt ypt ;f CCKL ijLKAlfa Juui )4 T7TLC fa MjwinaUtkJL jicziub S %-iuXihUL dAjltilnaXMl t fad xi fcpfadd ur _ facet um MJL tP $5 YuW;,i - - jy A A'-f-J .p MH Jr 1 Apfjy, At «£ VcF'fa, fa tf ' A ' vrA nwjfac (Auy- f e-o-o Ufa, Eei iuaUjj, J) A ic . CA-ru ,xo p- vf A SA v° A? « n P rf1 11 -v f VrV' If. V V f° v V V x %? ■ y .A THE HORIZON 1982 Tempe High School 1730 S. Mill Avenue Te npe, Arizona 85281 Volume 43 focus on... ...friendship focus on... 5 ... learning 7 focus on... ...activities 9 focus on... 7 ft ...spirit M 11 focus on... ...memories It was a year like many that had preceded it. Yet, it was unique in several ways. A modified closed campus became the rule and most releases became a thing of the past as students were either in class or study hall. Many didn't realize the changes had taken place and the student body generally came to accept them as the way it’s always been. ” Increased emphasis was placed on academics with strong remedial programs in such areas as mathematics, reading and writing. Another academic change was the increased emphasis on computers and computer awareness. Students planning to go to college were strongly advised to take the computer courses offered. Teachers got hands-on experience as they worked with the five Apple computers made available to them during the year. Learning in all areas took place, students formed new friendships, they participated in a myriad of activities, emphasis was still on the individual, most knowledge was gained through doing a variety of tasks, and we all ended the year with a stack of memories, some personal, others held in common with our fellow students. This book attempts to Focus On the events of the past year, to help you relive them and savor them once again, remembering both the good and the bad, and gaining knowledge from your experiences. 16 Senior class council Sirls and Boys Representatives were Rhonda Erhardt and Dennis lames. Paula Sawdy was Senior Class President. Senior Class Treasurer and Secretary was Jamie Grammar. Keith Almond was Vice-president. Seniors-19 The main goal of the Senior Class council was to promote School spirit among the seniors and to keep it burning throughout the year. One suc- cessful event was a breakfast dance with a live disk jockey the morning of homecoming. Council. Front Row: AI Balizado. Co lee n Cowley. Huerta. Brenda Davey, Lori Grimsley. Back Row: Kim Bax- Keck, Molly Virzulea, Connie Obray, Sherri Griffen, Sawdy. and Paige Tuhey. Eric Aagaard Tracy Adams Paula Adamczyk Jeff Adams Eric Aceves Sander Alisky Keith Almand Anne Ainas John Ammons Amy Ambrose Alfred Bahzado Cherel Blackmore Mike Bjorem Alex Campos Nage Canchola Scott Carney Andy Celaya Kevin Celaya John Christiansen Steve Christiansen Daniel Clark Matthew Clark Ruthann Clark Senior Boyd Rogers is caught concentrating Kym Colbert Jan Coleman Ketra Coleman on the TV productions set. Boyd was part of the TV news crew. ’jtB nsmTZ Carrie Frizzell Sheri Griffin Renee Griffith William Hall John Halstead Senior Dina Martiniak enjoys being part of the T. V. Productions Class filming the foot- ball game. Lori Grimsley Donna Guinouard Diane Hall Darwin Hamilton Patrick Hanks Julie Hanson Mike Harrington Georgia Haskell John Hassett Judy Heedum Siobhan Hegarty Jennifer Hendricksoi 26-Seninrs Karen Keck Eva Kaminsky Homayoun Kamkar Tony Jones Ann Junion Kris Kentera Scott Kendall Seniors Alan Martinez, Bobby Rameriez and Ray Sanchez have a Charolette Kinsle conversation between classes. Cathy Kinsley ! ' Gina Kirchner Stan Kittock Michelle Klosterman Brian Krinsley Cheryl Lancer OQ. Qon Virc Carla Livingston Amy Martin Alan Martinez Matt Martinez Senior Mike Trejo, varsity football captain looks across the room at some friends. Vince Martinez Debbie May Dina Martiniak Pegi McKenzie Brian McKern Richard McKersie Julie McWilliams Joseph Meier Mike Mesbergen Mark Miltun Melissa Metos Dawn Miller Jim Miller 30-Seniors Dave Munn Frank Murray Joe Murray Sumant Nagarkar Thomas Nash Larry Newell Cory Nichols David Nickolson Frances Neiblas Michael Nielsen Mike Norberg Senior Peggy Lynch practices intently with the new sheet music she received in choir. •y . «V • Cflnirt Desseree Norton Lori Nyquist Connie Obray Penny Odom Ray Norwood Marianne Otting John Olson Darren Ong Senior Nage Canchola relaxes during his lunch hour along side the irrigated quad. Suzanne Overson Niki Pallas Jayme Grammer Pai Danny Parrott Susan Plunkett Ted Petrocco Jeff Perkins 32-Seniors 1M i Janee Rollins Lee Rozell Keith Rollins David Rose I I Chris Rosenbaum Rosalie Ruiz Vincent Schultz LeAnn Sauer Paula Sawdy Bobby Schultz Anthony Scopellite Clint Shafer Seniors Lee Rozell, Mike Trejo, Earnest Skinner, Dennis James, and other Varsity football players get up during the class competition in the Marcos pep rally. Sally Shaw Lou Anne Shank 34-Seniors Steve Snyder Renee Soliere Senior Susan Donohoe is chased by the buff mobile driven by gra- duate David Sperstad at the Corona game. harlie Sotomayer Kristina Spellman Mike Standish Gary Steffeck Tom Stephens Seniors-35 Erec Tempter Alice Telles Scott Wallace Senior Jeff Sheppard attempts a bub- ble. Seniors-39 emor rersonantys Biggest Jocks DENNIS JAMES and DERYN DENHAM Most likely to end up behind Bars KELLY SMITH and PAUL CRUZ 2-Seniors Cutest Couple LAURIE LITTLE and LEE ROZELL (After) (Before) Cutest Buns GLEN POGUE and PAULA DAVIDSON Seniors-4 Cut RANDALL GREELEY 44-Seniors est Legs and COLLEEN COWLEY Most likely to Marry for Money DANIELLE DOUGLAS and GUTHRIE GOTBUCKS Most Likely to Marry for Money MIKE NORBERG and HEIRESS MONEYBAGS . V Most Likely to Take Up Residence in Front of Unit 5 JEFF SHEPPARD and AMY ESHELMAN 5-Spninrs Most Likely to Get Busted on Senior Fling LISA DURBIN and KEITH ALMAND Best Dressed MIKE ZENT and SHERI GRIFFIN Most Likely to be At the River Instead of In Class BILL SIMS and ALL Y MAHONEY $ ninr :-d Most Sociable ALAN MARTINEZ and JANEE ROLLINS Senic Junior Class Council Junior class activities centered around one major event—The Prom. The Prom took lots of hard work and planning, including where to hold the dance, what the theme should be, what band to have, what kind of decorations to provide, the design and printing of invitations, and who should be the official photographer. To raise money for the event the class sponsored a dance, held a car wash, sold candy, keychains,THS buttons, and Fudge Huts. The officers did their best to get the class involved and spirited. Vice President: Lisa Johnson. Secretary: Kristi Brantner. The Junior Class Council. Front row: Missy Goitia, Becky Rupert, Kris Brantner, Lisa Johnson, Raquel Gutierrez and Robin Andres. Back row: Care Casas, Shelly Meyer, Sandy Bailey, Joe Alisky, Tina Brooks, Jefferso McBrayer and Kirsten Walker. President: Joe Alisky Girls and Boys Representatives Becky Rupert and Neil Martin 50-Juniors )eborah Abbott Daniel Aguilar Douglas Akins Jonathan Akins Joe Alisky Mellisa Allen Peter Almand Steven Alt Frances Alvarez Sheri Amrozowicz Amy Anderson Robin Andres Junior Mick Stonestreet listens attentively to his teacher Chris Bagnoli Sandra Bailey Britt Baldock Joni Apodaca Michael Aranda Amy Auerbach Lucia Austin yann Andrew Charles Andrews luring his photography class. Tony Barker Lynn Barry Liz Bautista Ganaraj Bhat Phillip Bleak Julie Bliven Carmen Bolen Cheryl Bower Kim Bowie Shawn Bowser Kristi Brantner Tina Brooks Kathryn Buerger Brenda Buren Susan Buseck Juior Ruperto Hernandez seems to Joe Campbell Lori Campbell Luis Canales Andrea Carroll appreciate the campus sights as he takes it easy with a cold drink. 52-Juniors anice Coggins Kelly Collins Robert Contreras Betty Jean Conway David Coomer Corinna Cooney Paul Cronin Frank Cota Lisa Costello Valina Cutler •ale Cummins Jolyn Dandoy Kevin Davidson Junior Launa Whyte does her routine at a THS pep rally. Shelly Davidson Juniors-53 Jennie Davis Renee Davis Lance Delmore Eugenia Doney Paula Dougherty Cheryl Dovi Rebecca Duncan John Dupuis Dawn Dykeman Mikel Edin Brian Elkovitch Mark Emery Chris Engelen Dennis Enriquez John Ensworth Marshall Ervin Michelle Espinoza Trevor Ettenborough Junior Shelly Meyer attempts to raise spirit at on of the pep rallies. Antonea Evans John Fairbanks 54-Juniors ach Ed Yeager discusses the next play with a varsity Collette Grimsley Barry Grissom Stephen Gritz lyer while Junior Don Warne listens in. aquel Gutierrez Tim Hackett Patty Haggard Fenn Hall Michelle Halsey Pete Harris ■ I Juniors-55 Ruperto Hernandez Vernon Hershberger Darrell Hess Glenda Hoffman Kammie Holcomb Teresa Holguin David Holtfrerich Robert Horvath John Huffman Peggy Hughes John Humphrey Keith Hunsinger Derek Jackson Kevin Jakel Robin Jancewicz Kenneth Jantz. Jr. Jun'or Darrell Triplett looks on at om of the THS dances. 56-Juniors nior Daniel Milburn flings the door en as he heads out of Unit 2 for Eric Kronengold Jim Kuzmich Michelle Laforce Daniel Lamantia Juniors-57 Alvaro Jara Dwight. Jarvis Brian Johnson Craig Johnson Jim Johnson Lisa Johnson Steve Jones Trish Jones Deawna Judd Danette Judge Dan Junion Susan Kaib Kathy Knoche Kevin Kortsen Karyn Koszyk Timothy Koszyk Tina Kelley Tim Kennedy Chris Kettle Gary King Craig Kleinman Kim Kneadler Vance Larsen Stephen Law Fred Lea Bobbi Leadbetter Jori Leadbetter Kirby Lee David Lipinski Charles Lippincott Juniors Sara Winkle and Chris Englen share a private joke. Daryl Lonetree Amy Long Daryl Mahan Stephanie Markoff Neil Martin Terry Martin John Matthews Marie Mayorga Glen Mazza Adam McAdams Wayne McCabe Neal McCarter Pearl McClendo 58-Juniors jsan McCorkle Tracey McGarvin Brian McKay Sharie McLenon Matt McVaugh Marci McWilliams irma Mendoza Kim Menze Shelley Meyer Susan Meyer Daniel Milburn Deborah Miller ce Moloney istina Mooney Joe Montalvo Lisa Moore Paul Montanez Tony Moran Junior Jeff Tipton enjoys a break. Ernie Moreno Juniors-59 Chris Nichols Lisa Novia Bruce Olson Sean O'Neal Kai Openhaw Frank Ortiz Jim Peck Brian Perkinson Martha Peters Michel Phillips Andy Piatt Chris Platt Karen Price Diane Pullar Juniors Kirstin Walker and Debbie Abbot skip merrily to class, hand in hand. Diane Ratcliffe Kurt Rathburn Roger Pyron Dia Rawls 60-Juniors Vernon Richardson ichael Reginato Gary Renfrow Larry Renfrow Junior Terry Turley proves that ice cream is also Finger lickin’ good. Fernando Rodriguez Beth Riggins Timothy Ritze Daniel Robinson Michelle Rodriguez Rosalind Rodriguez uie Rodriguez Kenyon Roe Lisa Rogers Christy Rollins Paul Romero Tony Ruelas Arnold Ruiz Arthur Ruiz 3becca Rupert Kathryn Ruston Dennis Salazar Andrea Sarkany Leslie Schrack Lisa Schuk Juniors-61 Ted Spomer Chris Standish Kristie Schumacher Phillip Shirk Leah Solomon Dianne Sparle Juan Simpson Diana Soto Jeff Spaulding Juniors Audrey Welch and Monnique Bennewitz enjoy the free time af lunch. Tammy Stearns Scott Stennerson Jenny Stephens Robin Steptoi Herbert Schumann Jeff Scow Matt Skinner Donnette Scroggins Andy Segerson Johnnie Shaw Julie Sollers Daniel Sligh Pam Smith 62-Juniors risty Tanguay Jan Taylor Jordy Taylor Mike Taylor Scott Taylor Bill Taysom Pamela Thomasino Mary Thompson Jeff Tipton nior Leo Gilmartin glances back warily at the Unit 5 wd. Aaron Tomasi Darrell Triplett Dawn Troxell am Tru Cong Jerry Turley Yvette Turley Kevin Twiggs Hasana Vannoy Christie Vanwormer Juniors-63 Mercedes Vasquez Dede Virgo Tony Voyles Kirstin Walker Larry Walters Vicki Ward Don Warne Joey Warnke Juniors Jon Akins, Daniel Aguilar, and Marie Mayorga wait $am Whitacre the start of the amoeba race. Paul Williams Sara Winkle Sharon Wion Douglas Wolf Ruby Walker Will Wearne Rick Welsh Launa Whyte Darrin Womble Michale Walle Lisa Weber Genette Weste Steve Wilime Dede Woodai 64-Juniors nor Arnold Ruiz turns at the sound of a sour note lior Darren Chico chuckles at a teacher’s joke. Juniors Becky Rupert and Amy Long converse about a party coming up while Klrstin Walker worries about a test. Junior Lynn Berry looks dazed as she tries to follow her teacher’s lecture. Juniors-65 Sophomores The Sophomore’s prime concern during the year was to make money in preparation for sponsoring next year’s Prom. To help them get ready for that major project, they sponsored this year’s semi-formal Coronation dance. An innovation of the class officers was a newsletter distributed to all members of the class telling them what the council was doing and what activities were being planned for them. Aurora Balizado was the sophomore class secretary. The Sophomore Class Council. Front row: Gina Conway, Robyn Orma Shauna Olson, Stephanie Harms, Nancy Barriga, Stephanie McDowe Amy McGaw and Amy Mitchell. Back row: Guy Roll, Pheung Tung. Br Wise, Phillip Burnette, Carl Anderson, Mike Yue and John Fees. Sophomore class president was Amy McGaw and Guy Roll were tt John Fees. Sophomore class girl and be representatives. Amy Mitchell was the Sophomore class treasure. 66-Sophomores fii j s cott Adams Craig Allen Melissa Alt Jimmy Alvarez Diane Ambrose Blain Anderson Carl Anderson ophomore Annette Enciso seems pleased fith the outcome of the Westwood game. Lara Anderson Rayella Anderson Mari-Ellen Angulo Christopher Ankeney Teresa Anzalone Kim Ardwin Armand Arellano Cliff Armer Dave Ashby Chad Atwell Richard Auerbach Joann Baez Sophomores-67 Suzanne Bagley Paolo Bahr Kristine Barnes Kim Barnett Greg Baker Aurora Balizado Anne Bancroft Christopher Barr Kim Barrett Nancy Barriga Gerri Barrs Baumgartner Dina Beale Sophomores Jeff Waddell and Tony Celaya study a biology specimen under the microscope. Kim Bentler Robert Bigham Jodi Benjamir Thomas Bird Devery Blackmore Kevin Bliss John Boegner Brenda Bootz Nadine Boozer Mark Bouma Christopher Bow Rob Bracy Victoria Bradshaw Jodie Braun 68-Sophomores acy Browning Patrick Bruce Robert Budrick Stacie Bullock Colleen Burk James Butler Tracy Caldwell Brad Carlson Nodi Carpenter Deborah Carroll Carina Cartwright Sean Cartwright Joey Cavaleri Salina Canonigo ‘ony Celaya Nora Cerra Jerry Chandler Kirk Charles Amy Chinner Karen Christiansen Joel Clark iphne Collins Evelyn Barbara Conrad Brenda Conway Connaughton Sophomores-69 Gina Conway Victoria Cook Rogelio Corella Sandra Corp Stacey Courrier Alaine Coyle Sabrina Craig Michelle Crammer Brad Curtis Dorothy Curtis Andrea Dabell Richard Daggett Troy Dahill Laura Dale Derrick Davis Julie Dick John Dodge Jacqeuline Dorrill Patricia Daniels Daniel Davidson Kathleen Dostalik Jeff Doughert Sophomore Katie Furnish takes a quick break to talk with a friend Allen Early Tina Eggert 70-Sophomores inette Enciso John Erhardt Mark Eshelman Paul Esparza Tina Evans Anna Rachel Faas nneth Frost Katy Furnish Anthony Galindo Roy Gamboa Carla Garcia Jeff Geller aul Golianis Sophomore Brad Curtis participates in the licorice eating contest during Mac Week. Brian Gollubier John Gonzales rJO Herbert Frost f kJ Renee Genant Daniel Gochnour Guy Gooslin Sophomores-71 Rodger Gordon Kristine Grampo Kim Grantham Rebecca Gray Vanessa Greeley Terry Green Michelle Gref Jesica Guerra Tonya Halbert Christopher Hall John Hall Patrick Hall Timothy Hall Brian Hanna Kathryn Harkins Ober Harman (■■■} sW � � J Christopher Hartley k, i Holly Hatch J Leann Held Timothy Helmstadter Sophomores Eugene Plcone and Chris Sanchez enjoy their free time during lunch. Stephanie Harms Debbie Hartii Karen Hayes Jacquline Hef Sheila Hensley Antonio Hernandez 72-Sophomores larcos Hernandez Jennifer Hodgson 5gina Hooks Kimberly Howard borah James Brad Hilton Gina Hinckle Elaine Ho Mark Hodge Jenny Hoffman Chrystie Holland Ty Holland Charles Hombaker Sophomore Jill McDonough waits impatiently for the bell Sharon Hoopes Wendy Hoover Sharon Horvath Sarah Hovey Bobbie Howard Kenneth Howard Preston Howard if f Uk Debbie Jameson Chris Hughes Michael Jankowski Eric Huston Janet Jaskowski Charles Jennings Vicki Iverson Danny Jimenez Denise Jackson Jeff Jones Sophomores-73 Sophomore Sandy Leon worKS hard on her final exam. Terrie Jones Tammie Jordan Kari Kadri Clinton Kempster Carol Kennedy Debra Kennec Mike Kerr Vickie Ketterer Shelly Kulbeth Becky Kusche Sandy Leon Deborah Levan Matt Kush Joanna Liliental Dara Lim Kim Long Steve Longhi 74-Sophomores Khon Ly Rohanda Lyman Margaret Maclean Kevin Mahedy Anthony Manfredi Bonnie Marshall Jennifer Martin aria Martindale Denise Martindale Carol Martino Patricia Maynard Debby McClung jnne Mazon Keethon McCowan Tonya McCleve ren McCray Hi Russell McCrory Marcella McDonald Jill McDonough tephanie McDowell Joseph McNerney William McGarvin Amy McGaw Sophomore Salina Canonigo stares at a dead frog. Sophomores-75 Gwendolyn Medecke David Mercado Paul Merican Jackie Merrill Mike Merrill David Mesbergen Carlo Micaliz Aaron Monsey Michael Moreno Doug Morey Laura Morgan Mark Morton Laura Mueller Shauna Mullen Christina Mu Sophomores Lisa Miranda and Aurora Balizado enjoy Mac week. Walter Murphy Charles Murray Paula Murra 76-Sophomores Nottingham Vicky Nunez Carolyn Ocvirek Keith Ogurek Shauna Olson Patrick Olvera Robyn Orman Rebecca Perkinson Cynthia Palewich Jerry Parkhurst Greg Peralta Lorraine Perez Bharat Patel Exhausted Sophomore Becky Kusche asks for help with a tough math problem. rbara Pike Jill Pinder Suzzi Pizzi Taralee Platt Deirdre Poole Sophomores-77 Rachelle Porter Theresa Radcliff n . Annette Robinson Joseph Rosales 78-Sophomores Toni Radcliffe Sean Ragan Antonio Ramirez Ramon Ramirez Stephen Ridgway Patrick Riorc Marc Rodriguez Jaun Rodriguez Stephanie Rodriguez Carmelina Roeseke Guy Roll Ronny Rom Tena Rosecrans Holly Rule Patrick Salazar Christopher Sanchez Beverly Schoen Teryl Sands David Sanso Stephanie Scroggin Valori Schuyler Kristine Scarboro Jack Shaw Dina Shirk Patricia Shivers Dwayne Sidwa David Sien Robert Silva Leslee Simonsen Dewayne Standley Robyn Snell Lurena Slyder Becky Smith Jessie Smith Kent Smith dra Simpson odd Seffeck Greg Sterk Daniel Stewart Brad Stone Ray Stratton James Strempke Chris Swartz Manjiree Tare Lewis Taris Bryan Thompson Charles Thornton Kyle Thuemler Lisa Thyrion ward Tackett atrick Tilton Michelle Timm Jean Tipton William Torgerson Andy Torres Phuoang Tran Lise Treese Sophomores-79 Victoria Vergara Mark Vance David Ward Dorothy Walker Gregg Turkington Tuong Trinh Heidi Treleas Joe Valdez Kevin Tussing Jeffrey Waddell Tammy Vonada Eric Volquardsen John Vigileos James Wells Pete Weidner Jill Watson Vicki Waters Janis Warner Toya Ware George Ware Tim Wion David Winiesdorffer Brian Winiesdorffer Teddy Williams Jacob Wilcock Jennifer Wictor Trent Whitlov Leslie Zepeda Elana Zent Michael Yue Julie Yourist Tonya Wooten Deena Wood Brad Wise 80-Sophomores Freshmen The Freshmen class spent their year getting to know one another, organizing and learning the ways of high school life. They sponsored dances and various types of sales to raise money. By the time Spring came around, they felt like veterans and looked forward to next year when they would no longer be on the bottom of the ladder. he Freshman Class Council. Front row: Craig Parkhurst, Laura Judd. Jane Christiansen, arlene Garrison, Aileen Balizado, Amber Hunsinger and Pat Halinski. Second row: Tony elbenes. Dave Rollins. Rosanne Slater, Lori Price, Ruben Espinosa, Michelle Spencer, lichie Van Sickle and Linda Leiberman. Third row: Mrs. Foley, Laura Gomez, Jamie Solem, ammi Kennemer, Adrienne Henry Zac Barrett and Connie Esparza. Zac Barrett was class President The Boys and Girls Representatives to the Student Council were David Rollins and Linda Leiberman. Michelle Spencer was vice president Freshman-81 John Allen Jennifer Alexander Lori Annala Raul Andujar Anita Andrews Phill Akins Dan Baldwin Mary Jo Balabuch Patsy Bagaye Freshman Wanda Stufflebeam carefuly adjusts the typewriter before the test. Michael Aguirre John Abraham Jill Anderson Eleanor Alvarez Noe Baez Lance Audehm Anne Barnum Jeff Barnes Eric Bates Melanie Benjamin Bjorn Aannestad Chris Alvarado Sandra Arellano Jose Banuelos Cathy Bartlett Chuck Aagan Laurie Altmai Angelina Arbi; Aileen Baliza Zac Barrett 82-Freshman rystal Bolen Bobby Bostic Dana Bowers Susan Boylan Becky Brabo Edward Brady Todd Braver Robin Brown Cliff Buchner Emanuele Bueti Polsia Bueti Caroline Brown Laura Carles . Nickki Canberry Freshmen Bill West, Lupe Telles and Rick Flores daydream about the weekend. Mary Anne Carrillo Gylene Carroll Rudy Casas Sandra Castaneda Freshman-83 Arlinda Clark Carrie Clark Marie Clark Christy Clemons Dana Cody Thomas Coffeen Todd Conant Frankie Cortez Mark Colbert Scott Conan Scott Corye« Chris Cowles Marilyn Crabtree Lauren Craft Martha Cronin Michelle Crosland Renita Cross Sam Cuesta 84-Freshman )byn Daggett Shane Dahill Julie Davis Paul Davis Mary Day Lydia Deanda Verna Debow ony Delbenes Dustin Denham Brian Desnoyer Ronnie Dimas Sharon Doerning Tom Drew Frank Dukepoo avid Duncan Steven Duncan Jerry Dunlap Cathy Edwards Freddie Edwards Denise Ellis Michelle Englen jben Espinoza Eric Faas Tony Faltermeir Tony Fausel Freshman-85 Mark Foster James Franco John Freeman Camille Friend Steve Fulmer Seanterel Fuggins Freshman Vernon Vehmeier, future carpenter, prepares to make a work of art for his home. Karlene Garrison Chris Gauna David Gibbs Eva Gibson Dolores Gonzalez Tony Goodthunder Jason Gorman 86-Freshman Joe Forner Gwen Gambi Tammy Gelli Lynne Goggii Ted Gremm Jill Hallinan Tammy Halstead Richard Hamilton Jim Gustafson Ken Gustafson Terri Harmon Cindy Hadley Pat Halinsky Dean Harrell Jim Harris laine Hasset Yin Hathauvy Courtney Hauge Joe Haver Working hard with the sander is Freshman Kelly Hyatt while Freshman Phil Akins watches. Irienne Henry Miles Henry Ricky Hernandez Anna Hestenes Freshman-87 Naijo Hicks r Mark Holland Judi Holley Randy Holloway Phillip Housel Erica Hinkle . MSI Ann Holden Gaila Holden Staci Howard Steve Howell V i Chere Hughe Rodger Hull Darren Israel Freshman John Hyatt models a wig as Freshman Shane Hilstrip takes a timed writing test. Amber Husinger j John Hyatt Jade jackson Lavon James Larry James Thea Jarvi Michele Jarvis David Johnson Nikki Johnson Greg Jones 88-Freshman Shana Julian Kevin Kehne Shannon Jordan Laura Judd Glenn Julian John Kelley Kevin Kempton Tracy Kinyon Cheryl Kitts Tammi Kennemer Melody Kessler Jacquelyn Ketterer Debbie Kimberlin lly Kneadler Beth Knoche Kurt Krum David Laake jve La Londe Karen Laboy Concentrating hard on his project is Freshman Richard Vanslckle. Staci Kuzmioch Shawn Lancer Micheal Lassiter Kathi Lawrence Lisa Lazenby Christie Lewandowski Freshman-89 Ray Lewandowski Melanie Lewis Craig Liddile Jennifer Little Mark Lively Karen Livingstor Freshman Kelly Hyatt sets his wood before making a precision cut. Eddie Longwell Libby Lopez Tom Lovejoy Jason Lumh Denise Lyons Mark Macaluso Tammy Lowd Mary Mahr Crystal Manered Cherelle Martin Jennifer Mart Shawshana Mathes Vance Mathews John Maxfield Kellie Maxwell Bill May Genevieve McCarter Y Katie Martin 90-Freshman har Merican Rebecca Morgan Carl Merrill Donald Mitchell Mary Monson Jo Moore Theresa Moore Guy Morales Jennifer Morrison Richard Morrison Amy Moulton Sophomore Nadine Boozer and Freshman Camille Frichal apparently enjoy working in the library. Keren Mullen Jant Myers Michael Myers homas Natseway Jeanie Neil Suk Ly Ner Tim Newman Hon Nguyen Paul Nickell Denise Noble Freshman-91 Kimberly Ordaz Sheree Pache Scott Oliphant Stephen Ooton Robert Noftz Octavio Noperi Eric Norberg Michael Palais Lina Palomo Robert Panter Richard Parke Craig Parkhurst Rhonda Perlow John Picinich James Pickrell Tim Pike Laura Pile Lori Price Ronald Pric Freshman Sandra Castenada studies for the test next hour. Ihommiv Darren Pullar Anthony Raabe Anne Randall Jimmy Richardson Jane Reid Brent Replogle Raul Rivers 92-Freshman ruce Robinson Rene Rodriguez Sean Roe Keith Rogers Dave Rollins Cecelia Rosales Eric Rohde chael Rose hn Schutt lathan Sherinian na Siddens Michelle Santos Lynne Santosuosso Jill Sargeant Michael Sauer Amy Scheatzle James Schutt Lisa Sebourn Scott Shakespeare Michael Shepardson Eleanore Shoup Andrea Shreeve Kim Shonert Freshman Craig Parkhurst tries desperately to blow a bubble during the class competition in the Quad. Freshmen-93 Laura Slusser Roseanne Slater Colleen Smith Natalie Smith Ni f Kyle Smyth Vicki Snyder Jamie Soler Freshman Hans Yeager works happily in his shop class. Charles Sowers Michelle Spencer Stephen Staub Matthew Ste Julie Stennerson Tammy Stokes Amanda Stone Wanda Stufflebea Tracie Stumpff Margaret Sunagel Lupe Telles David Terr Craig Thompson Wendy Thompson Tonya Tillery Terry Timm Kim Tonniges Monica Torres Paul Townse 94-Freshmen andal Townsend taymond Ussery Dri Weber ly Weschler Tammy Truex Sarah Trujillo Natalie Trygstad Brian Tulk Gregory Turner Gary Tutrone Gary Vocke David Waeschle Daniel Wagstaff Patricia Ward Jocelyn Watkins Harold Wearne Paul West William West Freshman-95 Mike Willis Robert Wiechman Norval Williams Terry Williamson Kevin Wilson Robert Wilson Adina Wolla Freshman Matt McNerney makes a final correction before handing it in. 96-Freshmen Professional Internship Program Aimed at giving outstanding stu- dents a taste of a professions, the Professional Internship pro- gram enrolled 18 students, in areas in which they had ex- pressed an interest. Each stu- dent worked several hours a week in areas ranging from for- eign student counseling to news- paper reporting, from medical technician to work in a medical research laboratory, from law offices to classrooms. Each ei- ther strengthened his desire for further study in that field, or. early in his life, learned that he really didn 7 want to work in that area and changed his career goal. Senior Paula Adameyzk helps with the Tempe Daily News. Senior Claudia Corolla works as a teacher's he er for a first grade class at Aguilar Elementi School. Senior Janee Rollins helps students at ASU in the International Student Office. 98-Activities Senior Suzanne Overson helps with Radiology Tempe St Lukes Hospital. Senior Ben Avechuco helping with electronics for KAET Television. Senior Bethel Kaminski worked at ASU's Cancer Research Center. Senior Suzie Weschler observes an attorney’s work at Helm ind Kyle’s law offices. Senior Daven De Neui works with the filming procedures at KAET Television. Activities-99 o o o 0 CO Dionysus. Kathie Buren, Venus Conway, Dede Dulaine. Mrs. Heath, Penny Walker, Lori Grimsley, Mindy Henson, Tyrena Griffin, Bonnie Marshall and Odom, Paula Davidson, Doris Mosley, Laura Gotts, Laura Morgan, Angela Barbara Pike. Imperiale, Sandy Bailey, Alison Lyons, Kathy Buerger, Ketra Coleman, Tami Junior Kathy Buerger Junior Doris Mosley moves with grace to flowing performs her solo. music during the concert. Dionysus Dionysus is a dance performance club that puts on two concerts a year, one in the winter and one in the spring. They had many money making projects to help support the club. Club members were ■CPlPrtPd hv ii idnpq Senior Alison Lyons uses the Sophomore Laura Morgan moves to her jnior Mindy Henson, Senior Paula Davidson and Senior enny Odom warm up before they begin their dancing. )phomores Barbara Pike and Bonnie Marshall, Junior Sandy alley, and Senior Dede Dulaine perform La Machine. ie senior girls perform the finale. Seniors Venus Conway, Lori Grlmsley and Ketra Coleman, and Sophorpore Bonnie Marshall execute advanced dance movements. The girls wait patiently for the music to begin. Dionysus performs a dance called Hefty. Activities-101 Plays Barefoot in the Park, Neil Simon’s sophisti- cated comedy about the trials and tribula- tions of a newly married couple living in a tene- ment in New York, was the year's first drama offering. The play was well received by stu- dents and faculty. It was somewhat unique in that an unusual num- ber of lower classmen had important roles in the production. Mr. Velasco (Brett Alexander) explains the delicious tasting Kinichie to Mrs. Banks (Pan Flores). Paul Bratter (Brad Wise) and wife Corrie (Rebecca Hoffman) listens in. Paul reacts indifferently to Corrie's over reaction to the problem. An angry Corrie tells Paul, '7 hate you. It will never be the same between us again.” Ethel Banks carries Paul up five flights of staii after their trip to Staten Island in February the freezing snow. 102-Activities iphomore John Erhardt and Junior Becky Ru- irt each dance with their partners to the slow )ng of “Hard to Say I'm Sorry. eshman Brian Raley and Junior Lucia Austin, wiously enjoy each others company. Senior Lance Weaver and his McClintoc date Lori Beckstead act casual. Junior Chris Engelen and Senior Steve Riggs jam to the beat of “Eye of the Tiger . Sophomore John Fees and Senior Re- becca Hoffman look excited and pleased that the dance is going so well. Dances The first four dances of the year were sponsored by the Student Council and the Junior, Sopho- more and Freshman Class Councils. As more dances were held, students got to know each other better and the dance floor was more crowded. Juniors Mike Ybarra and Amy Long laugh at a freshman who is attempting to dance. Classmates slowly get to know one another at one of the first dances. Activities-103 Freshman Danny Berman shows his date Linda Lieberman one of the pretty decorations the senior class provided. Senior Gina Kirchner and her date Da Fincher take a break during one of the fa dances at Homecoming. Senior Frances Niebias shows Junior Bill Taysom and date Sophomore Stephanie Harms where to stand to get there Homecoming pictures taken. At one of the many T.H.S. dances. Freshm, Lois Castricone and partner dance to a fa song. 104-Activities H.S. students discuss the exciting moments of one of the home otball games before the dance gets underway. Freshmen Michael Sauer and his friend Paul Townsend sit and enjoy the music. T.H.S. students after dancing to New Wave walk off the floor feeling totally whipped. Students mingle at a T.H.S. dance. Activities-105 Homecoming Tempe High Homecoming proved to be a festive occasion. Its huge spectacle of events, old and new. sparked excitement and enthusiasm throughout the school. The night before Homecoming was the tradition- al bonfire on the JV baseball field to get everyone prepared for an exciting following day. Homecoming morning at 7 AM a new tradition was started; a breakfast dance was held in the Quad. It was designed to start the day off with a bang and get everyone excited for the day ahead. During the Pep Rally, all the Homecoming atten- dants walked in the Homecoming Royalty Walk as the band played. At halftime all of the Class Floats paraded around the track as the Senior Attendants followed be- hind in convertable Corvettes. The Homecoming dance followed the football game in which Tempe beat Saguaro 14-6. Seniors Janee Rollins and Dennis James are announced Homecoming King and Queen at halftime. They were crowned by last year’s royalty. Rick Carias and Jenny Sandner. Junior Class Attendant, Kristin Walker and her pals. Warren Alford ar Jason Annala, ride the “Bogust Junior Class float around the field, halftime. Some THS Seniors get down to the sounds of the “THE CLASH at th first Homecoming breakfast dance held in the Quad. A select group of band members perform a rousing drum program i the Homecoming Pep Rally. 106 lior Jennifer Ankeney and Junior Carole Casas do a ribbon ice to the Varsity football theme song, “Eye of the Tiger. using a big Comotion are Sophomores Rogelio Corella and 3d Curtis throwing ice cream at the football players. Sophomores Aurora Balizado and Guy Roll patiently wait for the Homecoming Dance to start. ohomore Amy McGaw sings a Hawaiian song to sophomores Senior Todd Baty and sophomore Kim m Fees and Guy Roll. Grantham walk towards their table to talk to friends. 107 The Advanced Choir performs Arthur’s Theme for the Homecoming Pep Rally. It is traditional that the Alumni Band comes back to perform for the Tempe High Homecoming halftime show. Junior Chip Wortley pushes Senior Robin Gabelli off I- chair for a Junior Class victory in Musical Chairs, one of t spirit-raising events at the Homecoming Bonfire. Sophomore Nancy Arrington and Frosh Ted Gremmel seem to be enjoying the company of their friend Greg Remers (center). 108-Activities Homecoming King and Queen Homecoming King and Queen. Janee Rollins and Dennis James Senior Attendants 110-Activities Jayme Grammar and Glenn Pogue Mike Norberg and Kim Fenlmore Paula Sawdy and Mark Miltun Leland Heywood and Paula Davids Sophomore Attendants Amy McGaw and Pete Weidner Freshman Attendants Michelle Spencer and Zac Barrett Class Attendants Junior Attendants Kirsten Walker and Jeff Tipton Activities-111 Sophomore Lacy Browing shows her sophomore spirit during the class yells. Varsity Cheer helps the freshmen to cross the finish line in the amoeba race at the Marcos pep rally. 112-Activities ruor Keith Almand, Junior Neil Martin, Sophomores Guy Roll and hn Fees, along with Senior Dennis James, show their feelings towards ? McClintock Cheerleaders when they have the stands rolling with ghter. The Varsity and J. V. cheerleaders show their “higher” Buff spirit at the Mac Pep Rally. Junior Neil Martin ' ‘attempts“ a spirited jump. enior Jeff Sheppard shows his team spirit by munching on “Big Mac . Activities 113 Sister city Sister City delegates are chosen from high school juniors who live in Tempe. Selected for their ability to get along with people and to adapt to a new culture, they go to one of Tempe's Sister Cities for a six week visit during the summer, where they live with selected families as family members. The two delegates from Tempe High both visited Regensburg. Germany, while other city high schoolers spent time in Skopje, Yugoslavia. They all returned with a brother” or sister who spent six weeks living with their families, and learning about Arizona and the USA. Sophomore Amy Mitchell and Marcel Augus- tine from Regensburg, were “sister and “brother in the Sister City program. Susie Schnieder and Ferdinand Utner from F- gensburg, Germany we’re part of the Sisi City program along with Senior Janee Rolli Boys and Girls (center). State Boys and Girls State is designed to give high school juniors practical experience with the democratic form of government. The boys travel to the University of Arizona, and the girls head for Northern Arizona University, where they meet other delegates from throughout the state and establish miniture governments at all levels. Campaigning takes place and practical politics are learned as legislatures and city councils seek solutions to the myriad of problems faced by such bodies in real life. 114 Activities Carrie Frizzell Sheri Griffin Ray Agee Susan Overson Chris Regina to John Halstead 115 Senior Anna Ainas said she liked her teachers here. She also enjoyed her different classes. Foreign Exchange Two foreign exchange students. Anna Ainas and Elizabeth Anderson, were from Norway. Heli Tuomoala was from Finland. They all enjoyed living in Arizona, and are looking forward to summer fun. The foreign exchange program was a very difficult but a rewarding experience for all of them. Senior Heli Tuomoala thought the people in Americ were nice. She also enjoyed the Arizona climate. 116-Activities This year's Mistletoe Queen was Lisa Johnson. Campus Queens This was the second annual Christmas Dance at which the Mistletoe Queen was crowned. This semi- formal dance was sponsored by the Interact Club. The dance is becoming a tradition at Tempe High. Each year the Kings Club nominates girls from cam- pus to represent them as their queens. This year they elected four, one for each season. Mistletoe Queen nominees. Top Row: Rebecca Hoffman, Sharon Cambell, Paula Adamcyzyk. Bottom Row: Emily Breckenridge, Lisa Johnson, Raquel Gutierrez. Kings Club Queens were Rosie Ruiz, Amanda Nelson, Jolene Mann and Susan Donahoe. Activities-117 Coronation The Coronation Ball was held on Saturday, February 5, in a beautifully decoratd gym. The dance was the traditional Girl Ask Guy and was semi-formal. The dance’s theme was You and I, a song made famous by Eddie Rabbit and Crystal Gayle. Royalty from last year were there to hand the crowns to new Coronation King and Queen, Leland Heywood and Jennifer Hendrickson. Freshman Kim Shoop and Freddy Edwards check out the dance when they come in. Sophomores Joey Cavaleari an Teryl Sands enter with a smile. Junior Sharol Wion and Lan Vannoy vote for the King and Queen of the dance. Lee Rozell and Laurie Little get close by the Coronation Theme Silhouette. Junior Diane Radcliffe and her date laugh as he attempts a fancy dip. Junior Mindy Henson and alumnus Don McCray share a romantic moment while dancing. Stephanie Scroggins and her date wer impresed by the many flowers at the danct Senior Steve Eslinger and his date enjo sitting and talking for a minute. Freshman Linda Wright and her date mello out to the tunes provided by Sundanc Sound. 118-Activities Coronation Queen Jennifer Hendrickson and King Leland Heywood Activities-119 Paula Sawdy and Vince Martinez Kim Fenimore and Mark Miltun Rosie Ruiz and Glen Pogue Laurie Little and Mike Norberg 120-Activities ‘The Amen Corner’ Camiele Friend, Senior Gee Gee Rogers, Senior Jefferson McBrayer, Junior Tina Senior Georgetta Liddle, Sophomore Carla Anderson and Senior Venus Conway the Elders of the Church. Sponsored by the Black Student Union, it was the first production at Tempe High to have an all black cast. The story concerned the lives of contemporary middle class blacks in a large city and their involvement with religion. Spring Play phomore Nadine Boozer (Margaret) gues with Freshman Mark Colbert avid). Nadine Boozer (Margaret) holds Senior Jeff Sheppard (Luke) in her arms as he slowly dies. Senior Georgetta Liddle (Sister Boxer), Senior Gee Gee Rogers (Odessa) and Junior Tina Brooks (Sister Moore) discuss a problem in the church. Activities 121 Donkey Basketball Donkey Basketball is very much a tradition at Tempe High. “This is about its ninth year, said Agriculture teacher Mr. Deal, who is in charge of rounding up the donkeys. The participants in this sport included FFAgirlsand FFA boys, the pommies, the cheerleaders and faculty. This year the teams were a mixture of all the groups. Who won? Who knows? Who cares? It was fun! Sophomore Sharon Hoopes trots off as Coach Curtis Cook tries desperately to g his donkey to move. We bet Coach Cook would like to get his donkey on a wrestin mat. Mr. Bill Graham stretches across the floor towards the ball as Coach Curtis Cook holds his donkey closely just before taking the ball. Senior Scott Wallace rides 'em like a cowboy as h nears the basket for two points. Senior Danielle Coleman sits high on her donkey just before she Senior John Christensen does a left arm hook sh makes a basket. while the others fall off their donkeys in amazemer 122-Acitivities Varsity Football The football team did not get off to one of the best of starts, but played with a lot of character and respect. First year coach Glen Alford did a good job going into the season with no more than four returning starters. The team didn’t get much help from the senior class with only eleven members of that class out for the team. But underclassmen carried the load well. There were even five sophomores on the Varsity. The team will have a strong lineup next year with 30 returning lettermen. Juniors Chris Bagnoli (70) and Will Wearne (33) put the crunch or Coronado player, stopping him for a short gain. Senior Charles Billingsley picks up a fumble and races for the goal line. Junior Ed Caldwell (84) makes a clutch catch to give the Buffs first down. Senior Henry Batten (43) looks one. 124-Athletics lior Dennis James heads for the end zone after aking away from the pack. Dennis was named All jtheast player of the Year. Sophomore Cody Nesbitt makes an unassisted stop of a hard charging Westwood running back. ior Will Wearne tackles a Westwood back for no gain. Will Junior Jeff Tipton out jumps his opponent to bat the ball lived All League honors. down. Athletics-125 Junior Paul Williams extends his arm high in the air to put pressure on the Westwood quarterback. Sophomore Greg Peralta (41) tackles a Westwood runner wh Junior Will Wearne (33) waits to put on the finishing touche Junior Eric Lewis (82) takes the end around while Seni Don Belousek (68) and Mike Trejo (69) throw down fi blocks. Sophomore Pete Weidner (23) sweeps around the right end, following Junior Chris Bagnoll’s (70) block. 126-Athletics nior Mike Ybarra rolls out and looks down field for an Sophomore Ty Holland shows his version of the eye of the tiger en receiver. while looking up field. nior Will Wearne looks down field for neone to run over. Will is known as a y strong runner. Senior Jerry Hepp shows perfect Senior Mike Trei° Pipares to block a blocking technique while trying to McClintok player while running down open holes for his runners. field‘ Athletics-127 Senior Dennis James (25) takes off for another fantastic run. James lead the team in rushing and scoring. Senior Roy Dodd (22) sweeps around the right end as ju- niors Edrick Caldwell (84) and Doug Akins (72) throw key blocks down field. An unknown Buffalo dives for a Maryvale runner stopping him for a loss on the play as sophomore Cody Nesbit (30) comes over to help if needed. Cody was one of many sophomores on the varsity squad this season. 128-Athletics £ The Varsity Football team. Bottom Row: Mike Hchr. Mike Holder. Paul Cruz. John Potts. Roy Dodd. Earnest Skinner. 5 Mark Winikcr and David Rosell. Second row: Jim Morgan. Jell Tiptonm Cody Nesbitt. Greg Peralta. Darrin Womble. Ty £ Holland. Dennis James. Mike Ybarra. Jed Sheppard. Kai Openshaw. Jerry Hcpp. Keath Hunsinger and Joe Murray. Third 8 Row: Coach Curtis Cook. Coach Ed Yeager. Henry Batten. Don Belousek. Luke Roll. Darren Chico. Rob Reithman. Pete Weidner. Chris Bagnoh. Will Wear no. Paul Williams. Jeff Scow. Jeff Perkins. Charles Billingsley. Coach Glenn Alford and vo Coach Tim McBurney. Fourth row: Don Warne. Mike Trejo. Lee Rezell. Eric Lewis. Eric Kronengold. Steven Eshnger. Joe Campbell. Gerry Turley. Robert Conrad. Jim Johnson. Edrick Caldwell and Doug Akins. J. V. Football Even though the JV Football team came from a great freshman record of 7 and 1 last sea- son, they lost some top key players to the Varsity Football team. Even though they lost those players, the JV team was a hard fight- ing bunch, and showed a lot of school spirit in the games. The Buffalo defense gang tackles a runner while a Buff player is knocked away by a Coranado Don. Quarterback John Erhardt (17). hands the ball to Steve Lewis (25) while Marc Rodriquez (44). tries to dear away. Frank Murrietta (24) makes a dash up field while John Erhardt (17) follows behind. Steve Lewis (25). gets brought down after gaining a few yards while Marc Rodriquez (44) and John Fees (55) tried to assist. 130 Athletics-131 The JV Football team. Front Row: Manager Freddie Edwards. Regelio Corella. Steve Lewis. Herb Frost. John Dale. Allen Grimsley. Reyes Bermudez. Carl Anderson. Pat Tilton. Tony Ramirez. Tony Hernandez. JeffGeller. Mike Moreno. Eugene Picone and Marlon Anderson. Second row: Coach Hart. Frank Murrietta. Ray Hendrix. Brad Curtis. Rob Cochran. Mark Rodriguez. Terry Green. John Fees. James Stempke. Chris Sanchez. Ken Howard. Kevin Tussing. Coach Davis and Coach Lucas. Third row: Chris Ankeny. Phillip Burnette. Jimmy Alvarez. Matt Kush. Mike Monroe. Mike Stonestreet. Kyle Thuemler. Myron King, Ken Frost. Rob Bracy. John ErhardI. J.J. Awerbach and Darrell Hess. Frosh Football The Freshmen Football team wasn't all that good this year. Even though some players had Pop Warner experience, most of the others lacked it. The pur- pose for the freshmen team is to give the players experience in the game, and build discipline, self respect, and character in a player. The Freshman defensive line stops a Mary vale play- er for a short gainer as he tries to turn the corner. Two Freshman defensive backs crunch a Maryvale player as he attempts to gain yardage. The tough Freshman defense shows gang tackling ability. Rick Flon (38), and Raul Andujar (94) come over to help if needed. Two Tempe linemen block for a Freshman running back after making a long gainer. Freshman Harold Wearne (45) looks for someone to block on the play. 132-Athletics £ The Frosh FoolballTcam. Front row: Manager John Kelly. Rich Flores. Harold Wearne. Scott Conant. Raul Andvjar. Matt Rollier. Jim Schutt. Jim Richardson. Larry James. Rich Hamilton. Todd Conant. Chris Gauna and Timmy Newman. Second Row: Coach Foster. Coach Radford. John Avraham. Raymond Ussery. John Schutt. Rich Hernandez. Phill Akins. , Ken Gustafson. Scott Oliphant. Kelley Hiett. Greg Jones. Gary Tutrone. Kyle Smyth and Coach Smyth. Third Row: Chong Yi. Tom Natseway. Mike Lassiter. Eric Rody. Mike Rose. Rick Rerrell. Brian Raley. Elgin Caldwell. Nathan Sherinian. Joe Haver. Tony Goodthunder. Mark Foster and Lance Audehm. Boys Cross Country Due to injuries and illness, The Boys Varsity Cross Country Team had its ups and downs. Victories came harder and harder as the season progressed. But Coach Bob Hoglund drove his seven returning letter- man and one new harrier to an acceptably successful season. Sophomore Dennis Enriquez, Seniors Tom Nash and John Ammons finish their practice run at the home field Kiwanis Park. Senior Pat Hanks takes it easy after a cross country meet. The Boys Varsity Cross country team. Top row: Coach Robert Hoglund. Ran Greeley. Pat Hanks and John Ammons. Bottom row: Larry Newell. Jim Miller. To Nash and Dennis Enriquez. Three year letterman Senior John Ammons watches his teammates as they cross the finish line. Senior Pat Hanks, four year letterma strives for the finish line as Senior Lar Newell follows close behind. JV Cross Country ° Boys JV cross country team. Top Row: Mike Kerr, Dirk Brewer, Daryl Lonetree, 3m McAdams and Brian Hanna. Bottom Row: Mike Sauer, Mike Palais, Roger Hall 1 Jim Butler. This years J. V. team had a great season, with 5 return- ing Sophomores and Ju- niors and 4 new Freshman which contributed a great deal to the J. V. team. Sophomore Brian Hanna gives a smile of confidence before the Cross Coun- try meet. nior Daryl Lontree and Freshman Dirk Brewer wait pa- Freshman Mike Palais (left) and Mike Sauer ntly for the J. V. race to start. (right) dicuss the out come of the race. Athletics-135 Girls Cross Country This is only the second sea- son there has been a girls cross country team at Tempe. In the summer they went to Flagstaff for a week. There was only one veteran runner from last year. All the others were new to the sport. Sophomore Jill Pinder concentrates hard to beat her best time. MIt The Girts Cross country team. First row: Jacque Yue. Thea Jarvi. Tina Evans. Nancy Barr and Suzie Pizzi. Second Row: Kim Barrett. Marie Clark. Chettie Tong. Teryl Sands, Coi Cooney and Jenny Stephens. Third Row: Coach John Melis. Jill Pinder, Paula Murray. N Cerra, Yvonne Mazon, Jennifer Little and Coach Steve Walters. Junior Nora Cerra races to be one of Senior Chettie Tong paces herself v the first runners to cross the finish line, against the Saguaro runners. 136 Senior Danai Stifel waits to see the results of her shot. 'he pressure is on Renee Davis as ennifer Hendrickson and Janee lollins watch closely. All three are Seniors. Volleyball Senior Jennifer Hendrickson sets the ball to Junior Amy Anderson. This year's Varsity Volleyball team finished the season with a 6 and 6 record. The 4 Seniors and 4 Juniors on the team worked well together. Coach Jenda Jones said that she was well pleased with the girls and the way they worked and trained. They missed the play-offs by just 1 game. 'he Varsity Volleyball Team. Bottom row: Amy Anderson. Danai Stifel. Janee Rollins and Kathy noche. Top row: Coach Jenda Jones. Carla Livingston. Jennifer Hendrickson. Renee Davis and olynn Dandoy. 137 Sophomores Amy McGraw and Tony Radcliffe watch for the out- come of Amy's hit. Miss Jones gathers the team together at half time to plan their strategy for the second half. Sophomore Toni Radcliffe shows good form as she returns the ball. Senior Danai Stifel hits the ball before Se ior Janee Rollins has a chance. What a shot! Junior Kathy Knoche makes th, one while Senior Danai Stifel assists. 138 i e J. V. Volleyball Team. First row: Toni Radcliffe, Amy Me Gaw. Devery Blackmore. Sarah Hovey. lacie Bullock. Amy Mitchell and Jenny Hoffman. Second row: Coach Lorna Lindstrom. Carla arcia. Chris Mullis. Margo Maclean. Diane Ambrose. Sheila Hensley. Barbie Conrad and Marcie cDonald. The J.V. and Freshman Volleyball teams began the season with astound- ing records. Both were undefeated until late in the season. The J.V. fin- ished with a 10 and 2 re- cord. while the Frosh compiled a 9 and 3 re- cord. ie Frosh Volleyball Team. Front row: Molly Mendoza. Mary Jo Balabuch, Michelle rvis. Lynn Santosuosso. Patsy Bagaye and Coach Shreur. Back row: Rene Rodri- ez. Kim Ordaz, Gwenn James. Karen Livingston, LuLu Alvarez and Laini Hassett. 139 Freshman Mary Jo Balabuch serves a winning shot against Kofa. Freshman Lynn Santosuosso carefully lines herself up with the ball. Freshman Patsy Bagaye serves her third consecutive point against Kofa. Golf Being on the Golf team meant going to Kiwanis Park after school for practice, developing a bad slice, con- centrating on form and posi- tion every minute, correct- ing your swing to get rid of a bad hook, practicing your putting at home on the lawn, working to lower your handicap, and hoping to break par on the course. 140 Golf Team. Top row: David Price, Chris Standish, Ron Coleman, Rich Woolf and Dus Flanigan. Bottom row: David Winiesdorffer, Ward Smith and Bill West. nior Deryn Denham follows through after ting a long serve. Deryn was ranked 1 er only her second year on the Badmin- i team. Badminton The Badminton Team faced the toughest division in the state. The JV Team were mostly newcomers, but the Varsity had all returning players, with only one Senior. Coach Carla McMannus was proud of the team's performance and said next year should be more promising. Watching the birdie closely, Returning Varsity player Junior Junior Jori Ledbetter re- Mary Thompson reaches back to hit turns a winning back court a clear, drop. This was Jori’s second year on Badminton. nior Hasana Vannoy starts her second ar on the Varsity team with a dear across e net. The Varsity and JV Badminton Team. Front Row: DeAnne Virgo, Pam Thoa- sino, Marjiree Tare. Andrea Dabell, and Christie VanWormer. Back Row: Rhonda Erhardt, Jori Ledbetter, Mary Thompson, Deryn Denham, Renee So- liere and Hasana Vannoy. Athletics-141 Boys Swimming The Boys Swim Team started this year with several new members. These members proved to be very talented swimmers. They were molded into a fine swim team and developed ex- cellent swimming tech- niques. Count on a good swim team next year. Boys Varsity Swim Team: Bottom row: Eddie Longwell, Tran Thanh Phuong, Todd Bravt Mark McWhirter, Victor Dane, Brian Hanna and Mike Myers. Top row: Coach Graham, To Barker, Bill Sims, Vernon Richardson, Roger Pyron, Rich Daggett. Coach Hart and Coa Pyron. Sophomore Brian Hanna dives into the 500 yi free style race. Senior Bill Sims practices his reverse dive. Junior Vernon Richardson finishes with one of his best times all year. Junior Roger Pyron excels while doing the butter in the two hundred yard medley. Freshman Mark McWhirter does his best while swimming freestyle. 142-Athletics rls Varsity Swim Team; Top row: Coach Vicich. Jennifer Martin, Susan Bueseck, Katy Furnish, Laura jrgan, Marianne Otting. Nancy Arrington. Louise Grear, Dawn Moss and Bobbie Leadbetter. Bottom w: Anne Randall, Nadine Hart, Susie Nelson. Nodi Carpenter, Joni Apodaca. Arlinda Clark. Robin ggett and Tina Cggert. Girls Swimming The Girls Swim Team started their season with a lot of new members. Coach Vi- cich stressed tech- nique during the pre- season practice ses- sion. The girls devel- oped into an excel- lent team. They worked extremely well together. nior Joni Apodaca works to improve her time by practicing the o hundred yard individual medley. Freshman Anne Randall works to improve her time in the one hundred yard breast stroke. enior Dawn Moss swims in the one hundred yard butterfly. 143 Senior Ernest Skinner uses some powerful strategy to keep his opponent from Mt. View in a pinning position, as the referee counts down the seconds for the pin. Tim Newman’s arm is raised victory! Since Tim is only a Freshman, he'll be able to give the Buffs 3 more years '‘awesome'' wrestling. Junior Roger Pyron uses a head lock just before he pins his opponent from Coronado. He moved up to Varsity from JV in mid-season. Senior Martin Rodriquez acts like a spi- der as he overpowers his opponent from Coronado. Varsity Wrestling New Varsity Coach Curtis Cook started his quest for the State’s top trophy with a comparatively new team. They had finished second in the State AAA contest for two consecutive years. The dual match season went nearly as expected with the Buffaloes finishing on top. In the McClintock and Peoria tournaments, the Buffs finished second. Senior Dennis James shakes hands with his opponent from Mt. View just before their match begins. Dennis was one of the top competitors on the team and this was also his fourth year wrestling. 144-Athletics Junior Paul Williams demonstrates the characteristics of a true Buffalo by being forceful, strong and having definite control of the match. Senior Dennis James shows his opponent no mercy as he takes him down to the mat. Dennis was Mac and Peoria invitational champion. Way to go DADDY! Junior Will (Buff) Wearne shows tremendous concentration against his Coronado opponent. Will placed second in the Peoria invitational. Junior Reyes Bermudez shows strength and power by whirling his opponent down to the mat. Junior Darrin Womble picks the choice posi- tion and prepares to pin a Coronado wres- tler. Athletics-145 The Varsity Wrestling Team. Bottom Row: Tim Newman. Juan Rodriguez. hill. Top Row: Coach Alford. Earnest Skinner. Don Belousek. Coach Cook. Reyes Bermudez. Martin Rodriguez. Alan Grimsley. Jerry Hepp and Eric Thom- Darrin Womble. Michael Trejo. Will Wearne and Coach McBurney. Varsity Coach Tim McBurney, Varsity B Coach, stated that the Varsity B team had a solid lineup with a few inexperienced wrestlers. Practicing with Varsity A should make them an excellent wrestling team. e Varsity B Team. Back Row: Coach Tim McBurney, Eugene Picone, Anthony Moya, Greg ralta, Ken Frost, Don Warne and Gerry Turley (Front Row): Fernando Rodriguez. Mike Potter, ny Hernandez, Rupert Hernandez, Rogelio Corella, Pat Tilton, Kenny Howard and Mike Edin. Sophomore Greg Peralta has control over his opponent. Junior Anthony Moya maneuvers his opponent into a nearfall position. 1unior Gerry Turley, at Heavyweight, strives to gain control over his Mountain View opponent. Athletics-147 Frosh Wrestling Freshman Chris Gauna triumphantly walks away after winning his match. Freshman wrestling is the new high school student's entry into the fine tradition of Buff wrestling. He learns basic holds and moves and begins getting his body into the physical shape needed to go for three rounds of maximum exertion. Freshman Mark Foster attempts the powerhalf move on his oppt nent. The Freshman Wrestling Team. Top row: Scott Conant. Raymond Ussery. Phillip Akins. Jim Shcutt. Greg Jones. Kyi� Smyth. Harold Wearne and Mark Foster. Bottom row: John Kelley, Guy Morales. Jim Wion. Hans Yeager. Matt Rollier Todd Conant and Chris Gauna. 148-Athletics •nior Mike Norberg shoots for two points over a McClin- ck player. Varsity Basketball Tempe High’s Varsity Basketball Team had great potential and highly skillful talents for their push to be the best. Such talents were proven by their runner-up trophy at the McClintock Invitational and also being ranked in the top ten basketball teams in state. All of this could not have happened with- out the fine coaching of Gerhard Schreur. The Varsity basketball team; Bottom row: Chip Wortley, Mark Miltun, Leo Gilmartin and Mike Norberg. Second row: Ray Norwood. Glen Pogue. Ed Caldwell. David Lipinski and Leland Hey wood. Top row: Abe Fullmer. John Akins. Rob Lund. Joe Campbell. Lawrence Heywood and Coach Gerhard Schreur. Athletics-149 Ray Norwood (44), shoots for two points from the top of the key. On the jump ball, Joe Campbell (35), out jumps his opponent to hopefully ti . the ball to one of his team mates. The Buffaloes’ main factor for their wins was the outstanding defensive pre. sure applied to all opponents. Tempe's Glen Pogue (24) and Dave Lipinski (23), apply defensive pressure as Mark Mil- ton (22), watches. 150-Athletics ' Caldwell (12), shoots for two while David Lipinski 3) and Mike Nor berg (21) move in for a possible bound. Junior Ed Caldwell (12), prepares to receive the ball from Senior Mike Nor berg (21). ark Miltun (22), grabs the rebound while Beautifully shooting the ball over his opponent’s head en Pogue (24), heads down court. is Mark Miltun (22). Athletics-151 J.V. Basketball The JV Basketball team showed great potential, integrity, and improve- ment during their 1982- 83 season. The team members hope that they will make the cuts and play for the Tempe Buffaloes Varsity team next year. The JV Basketball Team, Bottom Row: Dan Robinson. Ty Holland. Elgin Caldwell. Chris Nelson at Henry Miles. Top Row: Myron King. Kyle Thueylar. Pete Weidner. Guy Roll and Coach Richai Trujillo. Using his great basketball abilities, sophomore Pete Weidner (23) shoots over two players of the op- posing team. While being heavily guarded, Eric Lewis goes in for two points. Sophomore Myron King (3. goes in for another one of h awesome layups. 152-Athletics Frank Murrieta (21) shoots for a possi- During a Buff aloe time out. Coach Richard Trujillo gives offensive plays to the ’ two points. Elgin Caldwell and Kyle jy basketball team, uemlar watch the ball as it goes toward ? basket. nry Miles (35) shoots for two points He Myron King (32), Kyle Thuemlar )) and Elgin Caldwell (5) set up for a ;sible rebound. Concentrating very hard on his jumpshot is Myron King (32) Elgin Caldwell (5) is on his way up for another two points. Athletics-153 Frosh Basketball The Freshman Basketball Team, Bottom Row: Steve Fulmer, James Franco. Shane H Strom. Ricky Hernandez. Kent Me Vaugh and Ed Brady. Top Row: Tim Pike. Ken Gusti son. Ted Gremmel. Mike Rose. Eric Rohde and Coach Lee. Practicing everyday, memo- rizing patterns and plays, and getting into high school com- petition for the first time, the freshmen basketball team strove to have a very good season. The reason for the freshmen team is to mold, to discipline, and to instill a winning attitude and charactor in the players. Tempe High's Mike Rose (25) goes up to shoot the ball for two points. Ed Brady (41), goes up for a lay up to put two points on the board for Tempe. The Buffalo defense does a great job of containing Chapperal opponent from passing the ball. 154-Athletics Soccer The Varsity Soccer team was in a very competitive league this season. They found the going “tough” and the season “long”. The team worked hard from pre-season workouts through Saturday practices improving every step of the way. Seniors Jim Flanagan and Chris Reginato provided the muscle and leadership during the season with support from Junior forwards John Christee and Mike Caruso. Sophomores Rob Ward, Chris Bow, and Mark Morton were a welcome addition this season. Newcomers Mike Harrington. Dave Cribbs, Grant Idso, Ken Juntz, Teryl Sands, Steve Jones, and Glen Julian saw much action during the season. nior Jim Flanagan kicks the ball to a team )mber for the goal against Marcos De Niza. dm members Grant Idso and Chris Bow are ood combination for this play. dhomores Robert Ward takes the ball down d avoiding the other team. Sophomore Chris Bow blocks the ball from an opponent. Junior Ken Janty has total control of the ball on his way to make a goal. Dave Cribbs and Mike Caruso work to- gether on a play that shows lots of tal- ent. Junior John Christee blocks the ball from a Marcos opponent with good form. Athletics-155 EHS goalie Sophomore Mark Morton blocks a field goal attempt during practice. Junior John Christee and a struggling Marcos player fight ft possession of the ball. 156-Soccer Senior Jim Flanagan prepart to kick the ball. Senior Chris Reginato stretches to pass the ball to a team- mate before his opponent gets a chance. Senior Chris Reginato skill- fully stalks an opponent. £ 5 S’ a The Varsity Soccer Team. Front row: Eric Bleak. Scott Oliphant. Glenn Julian. Mark Morton. Back row: Coach Scott Segerson. Robert Ward. Phuong Tran. Mike Harrington. Phil Housel and Eddie Longwell. Second row: Jeff Adams. Andy Segerson. John Christee. Dave Cribbs. Keith Thuemler. Ray Stratton. Grant Idso. Chong Yi. Teryl Sands. AI Batizado. Ken Jantz. Chris Reginato and Mike Caruso. Steve Jones and Coach Pete Trowbridge. Boys Varsity Tennis The season started with many talented students striving to improve form and ability. Many of the players started working out during the off season, hoping to get to Divisionals. Some of the players have been on the team for more than one year. All strove to improve their skill and sportsmanship The Boys Varsity Tennis Team. Kneeling: Vernon Hershburger, Alfn Balizado and Dusty Flanagan. Standing: Jeff Adams, Raj Bhat, Darr Hess and Sumant Nagarkar. Senior Sumant Nagakar was extremely happy with his stroke as he returned his opponent’s serve. u Senior Alfred Balizado works hard to perfect Senior Jeff Adams looks intense as I his serve for the next match. returns the serve with great force. 158-Athletics — nior Raj Bhat easily returns the ball and Junior Darrell Hess looks disappointed as he ticipates a win. serves the ball into the net. Boys JV Tennis e Boys JV Tennis Team. David Winiesdorffer, Ron Coleman and jsty Flannagen. Junior Dusty Flannagan looks pleased as he returns the volley with great force. Athletics-159 Girls Varsity Tennis Improved over last year, the team began the season with a win. They continued trying throughout the Spring. There were three juniors, a senior and a sophomore on the team which was coached by Mrs. Ann Stine. First seeded Rhonda Erhardt held the top position for two straight Sophomore Amy McGaw was on the Varsity U years. year and was seeded in the second slot this yea 160-Athletics lior Erma Mendoza returned for her :ond year on Junior Varsity. Girls JV Tennis The Girls JV Tennis Team had a fair season. They insti- tuted a new workout program that includ- ed aerobic dancing to help them get into shape. Sophomore Margo McClean takes a big swing during practice on her home courts. e Girls JV Tennis Team. Top row: Kim Baxley, Kellie Fiedler, Margo MacClean and Jori ibetter. Bottom row: Nancy Barriga, Wendy Silaghi, Jennifer Morrison and Erma Mendoza. Girls Freshman Tennis Jennifer Morrison, number four seed, hits the ball right to her opponent. Number two seeded Lori Price does a great backhand against her opf. nent. Gaining experience and learning the fundamentals of the game were the primary reasons Freshman girls went out for the Tennis Team. A few had had previous experience but most were on the courts for the first time. At season's end, they were ready to move on to the JV and Varsity teams in coming years. Girls Frosh Tennis First Row: Colleen Smith, Wendy Silaghi, Aileen Balizado and Jennifer Am ander. Back Row: Coach Treacy. Lori Price, Polsia Bueti, Beth Knoche, Shelby Rasmusse Jennifer Morrison and Natalie Smith. 162-Athletics toys Frosh Tennis Team. First Row: Heng Vicheavuth and Mark Colbert. Second Row: Jim Pickrell, David Massey and Jeff Hanson. Boys Freshman Tennis The Boys Freshman Tennis Team was a great learning experience for the players, according to Coach Gary Shahan. The team was inexperienced so it made it diffi- cult to play more experienced teams. But the Buffs learned techniques so when they become J V and Varsity players, they will be well trained, Shahan said. Heng Vicheavuth, number 2 seed, concentrates after hitting the ball. jmber four seeded Jim Pickrell does Jeff Hanson, number five seeded, successfully hits the ball to his $ backhand during a match. opponent's court. Athletics-163 Girls Basketball Senior Janee Rollins looks for an open player to pass to. The Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Front row: Hasanna Vannoy, Sar Hovey, Jennifer Hendrickson, Karen Livingston and Jolyn Dandoy. T row: Kym Colbert. Julie McWilliams. Janee Rollins. Deryn Denham a Carla Livingston. Senior Deryn Denham is determined to get the ball from Senior Jennifer Hendrickson during practice. Senior Kym Colbert moves quickly away from her opponents to make a basket. Junior Jolyn Dandoy leaves h' players far behind as she races the basket. 164-Athletics le Girls JV Basketball Team. Toni Radcliffe, Marcy McDonald. Nora Cerra, Tracy Caldwell, Denise Jackson id Beatrice Luton. e Girls Freshman Basketball Team. Front row: Martha Cronin, Ann Randell, Staci Howard, Tracy Easter and n Ordez. Back row: Anna Hestenes, Laura Judd. Michelle Jarvis, Suzanne Boylan and Marcy Pachel. Athletics-165 Coach Iris Wion The Girls Track Team. Front row: Assistant Coach Becky Shin. Missy Alt. Sharol Wion. Kirstin Walke urges on sophomore Robyn Gabelli, Susan Kaib. Shariee McClendon and Adrienne Henry. Second row: Coach Jeno Jenny Hoffman. Jones, Rena Badonie, Patsy Begaye, Jenny Hoffman, Laura Anderson. Diane Pullar, Laini Haset Thea Jarvi, Jane Reid, Lori Price and Assistant Coach Iris Wion. 166-Athletics Freshman Thea Jarvi gives her all to reach the finish line. Junior Susan Kaib and Freshman Lori Price compet for first in the Blue and White meet. Junior Sharol Wion flies over a hurdle to win first plac in a meet. Boys Track The Boys Varsity Track Team. Front row: Ted Spomer. Pat Hanks. Pete Weidner. Brian Johnson. Jeff Scow. Mike Trejo. Randall Mike Holder. Tim Wion. Ray Hendrix and Rogelio Corella. Middle Greeley. Chris Bagnoli and Ed Caldwell. Standing: Coaches Cook. row: Albert Pack. Mike Riffle. John Ammons. Mike Caruso. Will Walters. Barela and McBurnev. Athletics-167 Senior Tom Nash runs hard for the tape at the finish line. Senior Pat Hanks passes Senior John Captain Pat Hanks pushes himself to th Ammnons to take and keep the lead. limit in a distance event. Junior Jeff Scow shows good form in the pole vault. Junior Chris Bagnoli, Senior Terry Chandler and Sophomor Rogelio Corella practice vigorously for their next meet. 168-Athletics } Boys JV Track Team. Front row: Mike Kerr, Brian Nanna, Jim Butler. Wayne McCabe. Frank Murrietta. Ty land and Cody Nesbit. Back row: Coach Cook, Coach Walters, Adam McAdams. Daniel Milburn, Steve Lewis, i Frost, Kyle Thuemler, Doug Akins, Rob Bracy, Coach Barela and Coach McBurney. e Freshman Boys Track Team. Front row: Jim Richardson, John Kelly. Todd Conant, Chuck Sowers. Nathan erinian and Mike Palais. Back row: Coach Cook. Coach Walters, Mark Foster, Fred Edwards, Greg Jones, rold Wearne, Mike Rose, Eric Norberg, Coach Barela and Coach McBurney. Athletics-169 The Varsity Softball team had a satisfactory year. There was one four year Varsity player, Senior Janee Rollins, and one three year vetern, Deryn Denham. The team played well, though they didn't win as many games as they had hoped. But the training and the experience gained indicates a better season next year. Varsity Softball While showing good form. Junior Leah Solomon con- centrates on throwing strikes. The Varsity Softball Team, Front row: Jennifer Hendrickson, Rhonda Erhardt, Tina Evans Sharol Wion, Carla Livingston, Hasanna Vanoy, Leah Solomon and Jan Taylor. Back rov, Coach Foster, Jolyn Dandoy, Sarah Hovey, Daryn Denham, Shianne Gay, Tricia Jones. Janet Rollins and Kristie Schumacher. is Junior Shianne Gay. Senior Rhonda Erhardt tags the runner to make an ou 170-Athletics te Junior Varsity Softball Team. Bottom Row: Tina Eggert. Darla Martindale. Amy Mitchell, wise Martindale. Carm Roeseke, Lara Anderson, Carrie Ocvirek, Debbie Martin and Suzanne gley. Top row: Mark laquinto, Chris Gaynett, Gina Conway, Rena Slyder, Becky Kusche, san McCorkle, Jean Tipton, Sheila Hensley, Dorothy Walker and Mr. Wilson. e Frosh Softball Team Bottom Row: Gay la Holden, Sharon Doerning, Laura Carles, Nicky celia Rosales, Marcy Paschal, Kelly Maxwell, Jennifer Alexander, Aileen Balizado, Laini issett and Marie Clark. Top Row: Coach Hoglund, Adrienne Henry, Lori Price, Karen Mullen, eriee McClendon. Susanne Boylan, Anne Randall, Kelly Kneadler, Karen Livingston and )lly Mendoza. j.v. Softball The Junior Varsity Softball team at Tempe High consisted of mostly returning players from last year's Freshman team, but there were some newcomers. Most of the team members have played softball for over six years, having two seasons, one during the summer and a regular school season. The entire school softball season consists of sixteen games. The team traveled to Yuma, where they played Kofa High School and won one out of two games. Frosh Softball The Freshman Softball team became a real team half-way through the season when the girls began playing excellent ball. Nicky Madison was the leading hitter and Anne Randall led in runs batted in, while Marie Clark and Suzanne Boylan pitched and hit quite well. The team demonstrated great defensive play as well. Athletics-171 Baseball Senior Ricky Maldonado stretches to deliver his awesome fastball over the plate. Senior Kurt Mueller gets ready to field a ground ball and make the third out. Senior Bobbie ‘Bean’ Ramirez hustle back to first base to catch a thrown ba M 7T% | |f f t «i f u in The Varsity Baseball Team. First row: Andy Celaya. Tony Verlander, Jim Miller, David Calhoon, Robert Contreas, Da Aguilar, Mike Aranda and Kevin Hudspeth. Second row: Coach Jim Foster, John Hassett. Kurt Mueller, Bobb Ramirez, Kevin Kortsen, John Erhardt, Mike Ybarra, Ricky Maldonado, Jeff Tipton and Coach Ed Yeager. 172-Athletics e JV Baseball Team. First row: Brian Winiesdorffer. Mike Potter, Jose Banuelos, Tony Ramirez, Pat Tilton, Chris w, Jeff Forister and Mike Moreno. Second row: Coach Hoglund, Tony Celaya, Craig Johnson, Eric Kronengold, sg Peralta, Brian McKay, Terry Green and Coach Cloudman. Frosh Baseball Team. First row: Coach Alvarez, Raul Rivera, Chris Gauna, Rick Flores, Kurt Krumb, Bruce inson, Jim Schutt, Craig Parkhurst and Coach Dewey Rincon. Second row: Steven Staub. Matt Rollier, Ken tafson, Mike Lassiter. John Schutt, Ruben Espinoza. Joe Haver, James Franco and Scott Oliphant. Athletics-173 Archery Senior Robin Virgo and Sophomore Andrea Dabell practice before a match. Sophomore Barbi Conrad aims as sophomore Taralee Platt prepares for her next shot. The Archery Team. Front row. Andrea Dabell and Robin Virgo. Second rc Kris Scarboro, Taralee Platt and Chris VanWormer. Third row: Kathy Bun Barbi Conrad and Darren Israel. The Archery team practices for an upcoming match. 174-Athletics Student Council represents the students. They coordinate the school calendar and events such as dances, pep rallies and lunchtime activities. To promote spirit and unity in the school, they emphasize ' high morale, participation in activities, correspondence with other schools, and they give recognition to outstanding students and faculty. Student Council The Student Council President was Senior Janee Rollins. Vice President Marie Mayorga. 176-Organizations Recording Secretary Holly Morris Jolene Mann was the Council’s Patti Haggard handled the task Business Manager. Corresponding Secretary. The Student Council. Front row: Linda Lieberman, Marie Mayorg Amy Mitchell, Aurora Balizado, Jamye Grammer, Lisa Johnso Janee Rollins,Holly Morris and Joe Alisky. Second row: Mr. Mitche Amy McGaw, Jolene Mann, Paula Sawdy, Patti Haggard, Kris Brantner, Rhonda Erhardt, Dave Rollins, Becky Rupert and Michel Spencer. Back row: Keith Almand, Roseanne Slatter, Neil Martin, Gi Roll and Zac Barrett. German Club The goals of the German club were to provide the opportunity for students to learn about Germany and its culture and to improve their language skills. Activities during the year were designed to achieve these goals. e German Club. Front row: Beckyu Perkinson, Neil Parks. Aaron Tomasi, Joe Alisky, litra Byrd, Corina Cooney, Margeri Dare and Missy Alt. Back row: Paul Cronin, Toni Evans, na Ainas, Neil Martin, John Akins, Ray Stratin, Rachel Faas, Mr. Travenkoff and Jahona etal. Native American Club e Native American Club. Front row: Renee Davis, Rena Badonie and Patsy Begaye. Back row: s. Hinkle-Tusa, Judine Goldtooth, Derrick Davis and Pamela Flores. The Native Ameri- can Club’s goal is to give strength and unity to Indian students, to im- prove their self- image, and to provide a social outlet intheformof educational trips. The club sold Indian fry-bread at football games and took a camping trip to Havasupi Can- yon. Organizations-177 Kings Club The Kings Club is a service organization affiliated with the Lions Club. The club does service projects, earning money to donate to worthy charities, and provides service to the school. The Kings Club. Front row: Neil Martin, Vernon Richardson and Mike Reginato. Seco row: John Fees, Jeff Tipton, Guy Roll, John Ammons, Jim Miller, Chris Reginato, Sc Erhardt, Randall Greeley, Tom Nash and Fernando Rodriguez. Interact The Interact Club is a community service club. It sponsored yearly events such as a Blood Drive, a dance for Getz School, and a Christ- mas dance where the Mistletoe Queen was elected. It also helped coordinate various charitable activities on campus such as the United Way canned food drive. Interact. Front Row: Nodi Carpenter, Jill McDonough, Annette Encisco, Kathleen Dostal Kathie Buren, Kim Baxley and Brendy Davey. Second row: Suzanne Gittings. Carrie Frizzt Missy Goitia, Carina Cartwright, Rachelle Porter, Robin Andres, Holly Morris, Rhonda Erhai and Brad Wise. Third row: Pat Salazar, Tracey McGarvin, Sander Alisky, Julie Hanson, Em Breckenridge. Jolene Mann, Darla Martindale, Amy Frischknecht, Denise Martindale, Li Costillo, Karen Price, Lorie Grimsley, Ketra Coleman and Mr. Torrez. Fourth row: Rebecca Gr Launa Whyte, Kris Mooney, Heli Tuamaala, Paige Tuhey, Renee Soliere Sabrina Craig, Nit Pallas and Kirstin Walker. Fifth row: Amy Averbach, Vernon Richardson, Guy Roll, John Fee Anne Ainas and Shelley Meyer. 178-Organizations ose Up. First row: Rena Badoni, Dannielle Douglas. Joe Alisky. Robin ibelli, Holly Morris and Neil Martin. Seated: Lisa Johnson. Second row: Mr. own. Marrianne Otting, Karen Epperlein, Judy Heedum, Debbie Abbott, iren Price, Cheryl Lancer and Scott Carney. Close Up The Close Up Foundation is a non- profit organization interested in furthering the student’s education about national government via first hand expeiences. Participating high schools send one teacher and at least one student, at Close Up’s expense, to Washington, D.C., for a packed week of government exposure. Moreover, in order to allow all who want the chance to participate, Close Up allows each high school to send as many students as they wish at a minimal expense. This was the seventh year THS participated in the program, and, thanks to the community’s generosity, many Tempe High students had the opportunity to receive first hand knowledge of the workings of the federal government, Close Up. JAG The JAG (Jobs for Arizona Graduates) program has been at THS for three years although this was the first year it was offered for credit. The program provided workshops and practical job seeking skills. There were field trips and conventions where notes were compared with JAG students from other schools. The program, supported by business, industry and government, allowed devel- op ment of leadership skills and let individuals determine areas of interest and areas of ability. Mr. Speedy Hart was the sponsor. iG. Front row: Anna Levario. Diane Henry, Frances Nieblasand Mr. Hart. Back row: •hnny Gomez, Bill Davis and Dennis James. Organizations-179 DECA Students involved in Distributive Education Clubs of America learn about the techniques of selling, merchandising and displaying products. They sold candy on campus to raise money to attend DECA confer- ences held throughout the school year. They were able to attend state and national conferences in March. DECA. Front row: Mick Stonestreet, Monique Bennewitz, Marvin Smith, Sally Shaw, Robi Stepton, Daesha Fuggins and Merci Vasquez. Back row: James Morgan, Chettie Tong, Le Gilmartin, Phil Culpepper, Louise Greer, Dia Rawls and Mr. Richard Trujillo. French Club The French Club spon- sors many activities such as the annual French Club dance and faculty dinner. The club also holds an annual car wash to raise money for a scholarship given to a student who is going to Europe over the summer. MninHiBH The French Club. First row: Julie Dick, Martha Cronin, Christine Zimmer, Lara Anderso Anne Chandler, Bethel Kaminsky and Jennifer Morrison. Second row: Karlene Garriso Cindy Palewich, Vicky Vargara, Emily Breckenridge, Jenny Hoffman, Pam Flores, Ole Leveshin, Annette Robison, Paul Cronin, Eric Volquardson and Kathie Buren. Third ro Madame Buffington, Ben Avechuco, Randy Holloway, Tina Brooks, Lynda Walls, Miranc Gray, Becky Gray and R.J. Kitts 180-Organizations •RO. Bottom Row: Brian Higgins, Kim Howell, Penny Odom, Bobby Ramirez. Second row: s. VanDemark, Cindy Geller, Paula Davidson, Alice Telles, Kim Young, Julie Taraba, lettie Tong, Molly Vrizuela, Debbie May, Cheryl Wood and Sue Gittings. Top row: Amy ibrose, Joanne Zabojnik, Cheri Shea, Angela Imperiale, Tina Force, Tammi Miller, Jenny wis, Tracy Adams, Julie Wegener and Brian Dean. }E. Front row: Ann Juniorn Dawn Barnes, Jody Ice, LisaZepeda, Linda Vanderwalker,Terri )lish and Kathy Randolph. Back row: Mrs. Mitchell, Tiffany Woosley, Donna Goggin, Karen ick, Beth Fine, Amy Martin, Jody Heedum, Sherri Griffin and Christina Rivera. HERO HERO (Home Econom- ics Related Occupa- tions) is a class, a job, and a club. HERO jobs involve skills learned in Home Economics classes. Students get job experience and earn money as well as three class credits. HERO had numerous fund raising events including selling Snow at football games, and selling candy, memo boards, sun catchers, misteltoe, and Valen- tine cookies. Club social events included monthly birthday celebrations, a HERO parent potluck dinner, and an employer appreciation dinner. HERO helped its members gain control of themselves and their destiny. They know they will achieve what they set out to achieve. COE COE (Cooperative Office Education) is the class that requires students to go to school one half of the day and to work in an office the other half. They are paid for their office work and they earn three school credits. The group was active during the holidays selling home made items on campus to raise money to put on a banquet for their sponsors. Mat Mates Mat Mates is an organiza-tion which helps promote wrest- ling spirit. They are responsible for keeping the official score, timing the matches and for raising enough money to help promote the wrestlers. A few of the fund raising projects were candy sales, car washes, beef jerky sales and working the snack bar at dances. “Mat Mates takes a lot of time and energy but I think it’s worthwhile and it’s a lot of fun,” said the club’s president, Colleen Cowley. Striders The Striders were a club designed to help the Track Team at meets. This year they sold cokes and kept score at the Conley Invitational and Divis- ional Meets. Mat Mates. Bottom row: Kathleen Dostalik, Maria Huerta, Shelly Davidson, Colleen Cowle Sara Winkle, Jill McDonough and Cindy Palewich. Top row: Gina Doney, Sharon Goletz, Alic Moloney, Tony Evans, Molly Vrizuela, Monicque Bennewitz, Karen Keck Nodi Carpenter an Miss VanHazel. The Striders. Bottom row: Cecelia Rosales, Molly Mendoza, Susanne Boylan, Aileen Balizad Adrianne Henry, Laine Hassett and Laura Carles. Back row: Tim Wion, Marie Clark, Sharo Doerning, Gayla Holden, Anne Randall, Tammy Stokes and Rene Rodriguez. 182-Organizations Anytown Anytown was a new club this year started to promote brotherhood, unity and spirit. Among their activities were fund raisers for Anytown campus scholarships, educational films, a youth conference at ASU and Brotherhood Workshops. The club was open to all students. The sponsor was Mr. manuel Reyes. 9 Anytown Club. First row: Kristen Walker. Raquel Gutierrez and bin Andres. Back row: Lisa Johnson, Missy Goitia and Tina Brooks. e Touchdown Club is a group supportive of athletics, mainly Dtball. In the Spring, the club sponsors the annual Lift-A- on weightlifting meet. To be a member, you must be a ffalol Touchdown Club Touchdown Club. Front row: Henry Batten. Reyes Bermudez, Mark Winiker, Darren Chico. Coach Ed Yeager, I Cruz, Jerry Hepp, Jim Morgan and Steve Eslinger. Second row: Charles Billingsly, Will Wearne, Gerry Turley, tch Tim McBurney, Jeff Scow. Don Belousek, Mike Trejo. Luke Roll, Chris Bagnoli. Lee Rozell, Doug Akins, Darrin nble and Eric Kronegold. Organizations-183 The Buffalo Marching Band. First row: Drum Major Darwin Hamilton. Secor row: Danny Wagstaff, Arnold Ruiz, Jennie Davis, Donna Dodge, Claytr Calhoon, Mary Wright, Brian Gollubier, Peter Almand, David Mesberge Derek Jackson, Missy Goitia, Steve Alt, Bill McGarvin, Jeff Spaudling ar Lynn Waymire. Third row: Sandy Bailey, Brent Replogle, Renee Griffith, Be Riggins, Trish Maynard, Annette Robinson, Melody Kessler and Jenny Marti Fourth row: Courtney Hauge, Dedra Simpson, Renee Genant, Debbie Prewi Amy Scheatzle, Tori Wenge, Kim Ardwin, and Tyrena Griffin. Fifth row: Vic Bradshaw, Jane Christiansen, Anne Barnum, Tricia Jones, Susan Kai Sharee Christiansen, Tonya Tillery, Staci Kuzmich. Sixth row: Tom Coffi Chris Campbell, Joe Meier, Jim Butler, Andrew Griffin, Jill Ramsey. Chinne 184-Organizations Buffalo Marching Band What group of talented people do you think of when you hear of one of the top bands in the state? Of course, the Tempe High Buffalo Marching Band. The Buff Band went to three major Band Days during the marching season. The band went to ASU in October and came back with Superior with Distinction, the top rating you can possibly get. The band also went to U of A in October and came home with a Superior rating. In November, the band went to the State Marching Festival at Mesa Community College, where47 of the top bands in the state competed for the top rating. The Buff Band and five others left with the highest rating, Superior with Distinction. The band’s director was Mr. Steve Peterson, assisted by Mr. Rich Sparks. The Drum Major was Darwin Hamilton. ooks and Nage Canchola. Seventh row: Becky Perkinson, Kent Smith, Eric uston, Mike Wallen, Greg Jones, John Halstead. Eugene Picone and Tony aabe. Eighth row: Jim Pickrell, Brian Winiesdorffer, Andy Piatt, Jan Taylor, wayne Sidwa, Ted Spomer, Sam Whitacre and Bili Greene. Ninth row: Mark odge, Chris Bow, David O'Connor, Mike Lassiter, Vernon Richardson, Chad :well, Tim Kennedy and Robert Bigham.The Flag line. Left side going up: ane Ratcliffe, Emily Breckinridge. Robyn Snell, Karen McCray, Susie jseck, Ketra Coleman, Rebecca Gray, Dianne Sparle and Tami Walker. Right de: Carol Kennedy, Leann Held, Kathleen Dostalik, Jill McDonough, Kathy arkins, Dede Dulaine, Deena Wood and Shelley Klosterman. Organizations-185 Flag Line With 16 Flag Girls on the football field during the halftime shows, the audience sees a visual effect of the music that the band performs. The Flag Line worked hard, and all their work paid off when they went to the Band Days and received top ratings. The Flag Line. Left row, front to back: Emily Breckenridge. Karen McCray, Ketra Coleman an Robyn Snell. Second row: Dianne Ratcliffe, Susie Buseck, Rebecca Gray and Tami Walker. Thir row: LeAnn Held, Kathleen Dostalik, Dede Dulaine and Shelley Klosterman. Right row: Cart Kennedy, Jill McDonough, Kathy Harkins and Deena Wood. Three senior flag line girls show their stuff during the McClintock game halftime show. Sophomores Jill McDonough an Kathy Harkins enjoy performing th halftime show. Flag girls perform You Lost Tha Loving Feeling during their Flat feature. 186-Organizations Organizations-187 Part of the Percussion section, Senior Peter Almand, Sophomore David Mesbergen, Junior Missy Goltla, and Senior Mary Wright appear exhausted after performing their half-time show at the Corona game. homore Chad Atwell jams his trombone. Senior Darwin Hamilton was the Drum Major for the season. e Tempe High Buffalo Marching Band perfomed at the State Marching Festival. The nd received the very highest honor, Superior With Distinction. e Band forms in the traditional cluster before marching out into a “T” during the fight (-Organizations 8 Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America. Front row: Susan Duncan. Sean Roe. Mark Emory. Teri Harmon. Kim Howard. Chris Gaynett. Tom. Lovejoy and Robert Panter. Second row: Mike Nielson. Tom Drew. Chris Scarbaro. Gina Kirchner. Chuck Murray. Scott Carney. Matt McVaugh. Todd Baty and Steve LaLonde. Third row: Paul Donk, Brian Elkovitch. Vicki Bray. Vicki Hesseltine. Dina Shirk. Tiffany Pascoe. Tammi Truex. Sharon Campbell. Kim Grantham. Tammi Jordan and Amy Moulton. Fourth row: Mr. Deal. Albie Laninga. Matt Clark. Scott Wallace. Jim Bensen. Brenda Stratton. Ben Schuman. Danielle Coleman and Dan Junion. apter Officers. President Dan Junion, Vice President Vicky sseltine, Treasurer Ben Schuman, Secretary Vicki Bray, sorter Kim Grantham and Sentinal Paul Denk. � enhands. Front row: Sean Roe, Kim Howard. Chris ynett. Dina Shirk. Steve LaLonde, Chuck Murray. Danielle leman. Robert Panter and Tom Lovejoy. Second row: Teri 'mon, Tiffany Pascoe, Tammi Truex, Gina Kirchner, Amy ulton, Brenda Stratton and Tammi Jordan. FFA The Future Farmers of America is a nationwide organization that strives to teach young adults the importance and skills of agriculture. Many of the students have projects such as sheep for the County Fair, Co-op land, steers for show or auction, or a garden. Chapter Farmers. Vicki Bray, Chris Scarbaro, Sharon Campbell. Kim Grantham, Matt McVaugh and Paul Denk. Greenhand Officers. Reporter Terri Harmen, Secretary Tammi Truex, Treasurer Tiffany Pascoe, President Danielle Coleman. Vice President Steve LaLonde and Sentinal Amy Moulton. Organizations-189 Video Club The Insync Video Club was dedicated to the taping of after- school activities for the THS Weekly TV News Roundup. Members covered sports, dramas, dances, and other school happenings. Besides working for the news, the Video Club’s gnarly dudes had lots of fun. The Insync Video Club. Front row: Nodi Carpenter, Paula Sawdy, Bill Sims, Mrs. Smith, Ke Almand and Larry Vale. Second row: Brent Rasmussen. Paige Tuhey, Darwin Hamilton, Bri Johnson and Boyd Rogers. Back row: Brad Wise, Carlo Micalizio, Ben Avechuco, Keith Ogcuir and Dave Denui. Audio Visual Club The Audio Visual Club was composed of the teacher’s assistants in the AV Department. They helped distribute AV equipment around the campus, donated their time at the end of the year to take ID pictures and went on an annual trail ride. The Audio Visual Club. Front row: Vickie Ketterer. David Laake, David Simon, Mrs. Deal, Jessi Guerra and Frances Nieblas. Second row: Paul Davis. Rick Welsh. Chuck Murray, Roger Pyre Scott Taylor and Mr. Nix. 190-Organizations Drama Club The Drama Club partici-pated in the JC Haunted House at Halloween, had theater parties where they attended various plays around the Valley, and sponsored the annual Theater Awards Night. e Drama Club. Front row: Martha Wells, Debbie Kiberman, Shawana Julien, Rebecca Gray, brina Craig, Paige Tuhey and Linda Lieberman. Second row: Daphne Collins, Jennifer irtin, Pam Flores and Nage Canchola. Third row: Ben Avechuco, Kristina Mooney, Neil irtin, Brad Wise and Wendy Medecke. Fourth row: Darryl Lonetree, Kelly Collins, Steve itz, Earl McBrayer and Tina Brooks. Forensics Forensics began the year with a practice tournament at Trevor Brown High School. They then partici- pateded in numerous tournaments throughout the year which were held all over the state. All members of the Forensics team belonged to the National Forensics League. e Forensics Team. Front row: Dan Clayton, Missy Goitia, Pam Flores, Bethel minsky, David Fatica and Sandra Bailey. Second row: Anna Hestenes, Keethen Cowen, Dede Woodard, Dan Berman. Eric Volquardsen and Mrs. Carpenter. Organizations-191 Latin Club The Latin Club was also known as the Junior Classical Lea- gue and was an extension of the national organiza- tion. JCL was con- cernedd with the promotion of the classical culture of ancient Greece and Rome. The students soon realized that the ancients did not live much differently than we do today. The Latin Club. Front row: Laura Gotts. Cheri Morris, Mike Ferrel, Raj Bhat, Lisa Donovan, Ke Bischel and Mr. Brill. Second row: Heather World, Kristina Mooney, Kathy Buerger, Robinson, Lisa Sebourn, Eva Gibson, Jim Gustafson, Aaron Monsey, Dan Berman, Jerry Ellis Jade Jackson and John Riffle. Third rw: Dusty Flanagan, Debbie Hartin, Mary Thompson, Aur( Balizado, Michael Reginato, Pat Salazar, Tim Hall. Alfred Balizado, Chris Standish, Bjc Aannestad, Elgin Caldwell and Ron Coleman. Chess Club The Chess Team competes in three statewide tourna- ments annually. The team received wide recognition for its superior quality. Chess Club Officers. Shawn Lancer, secretary- treasurer; Cheryl Lancer, vice-president; and Gary Steffeck, president. The Chess Club. Front row: Joe Alisky, Mr. Mark Madsen and Che Lancer. Second row: Shawn Lancer, Scott Andrews and To Steffeck. Third row: Gary Steffeck and Kim Menze. 192-Organizations e Altamlra Staff. Front row: David Fatica, Paula Lennon, Rebecca ay, Sabrina Craig and Daphne Collins. Second row: Susan Buseck , m Flores, Paige Tuhey, Emily Breckenridge and Kristina Mooney, ird row: Chirstina Nichols. Wendy Medecke, Julie Hanson, Bill ysom, Fred Lee, Brad Wise and Rebecca Hoffman. Altamira The Altamira staff received over 300 poems, stories, drawings and photographs submitted for possible use. After reading and discussing all of them, the very best were chosen to be published in the annual Altamira edition. Altamira editors were Paige Tuhey and Sabrina Craig. Black Student Union The purpose of the Black Student Union is to introduce black history and culture to the school and to help instill racial harmony. Club members participated in several special events including Black Heritage Week and career day. e Black Student Union. First row: Mrs. Wallace, Sheriee McClendon, Rayella iderson, Lori Price, Venus Conway. Diane Henry, Donette Scroggins and Nadine )Ozer. Second row: Paula Murray, Craig Liddile, Jennifer Alexander, Gina Conway, 5ris Mosley, Tina Brooks, Stephanie Scroggins and Yolanda Walton. Third row: Oscar ung, Carl Anderson and Jefferson McBrayer. Organizations-193 The Gnomes Ski Club. Front Row: Vernon Richardson, Randall Greeley and Mr. Tim McBurney. Second row: Nc Carpenter, Cindy Palewich, Kathy Knocke, Lisa Rogers, Phillip Bleak, Carina Cartwright. Amy Frischnecht, Ar Mitchell, Marcy McDonald, Chris Mullis and Kellie Fiedler. Third row:Neil Martin, Rhonda Erhardt, Vince Martini Henry Batten, Keith Hunsinger, Alice Moloney, Chris Engelen, Sara Winkle, Mike Yue and Jeff Jones. Back row: E Benson, Jeff Barnes, Randy Holloway,Tom Coffeen, Eric Thornhill, Darrin Womble, Shianne Gay, Dirk Brewer a Char Merican. Ski Club The Tempe High Gnomes Ski Club was open to all students. Many of t members had never skied before. During the year, the club went several one day trips to Sunrise and made one over night trip to th location in December. During Spring Break, they traveled to Salt Lak spending four days and nights skiing Alta, Snowbird and Park City. Science Club Designed to expand student interest in all areas of science, tl Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Leo Wood, made field trips tc variety of locations. The Science Club. Front row: Brad Wise, Tim Birt, Susie Nelson, Kristina Mooney, Vernon Richardson, Arthi Bhat, Manjire Tare, Karen Christiansen and Joanna Lilental. Second row: Ganaraj Bhat, David Holtfrerich, John Ensworth, Joe Alisky, Mike Kerr, Pat Salazar. Paula Lennon, Tim Hall, Jenny Wictor and Shauna Olson. Back row: San Bailey, Katy Furnish, Amy Eshelman, Jennifer Anken Cindy Palewich, Laura Morgan, Jennifer Martin. Heidi Milt and Kim Fenimore. 194-Organizations Choirs Both Choirs worked very hard to reach their goal of making enough money to go on tour this year. Each Choir performed at many social gatherings, ban- quetss, and festivals throughout the year. } Concert Choir. Danette Judge. Kelly Baldwin, Lauren Craft. Nancy Arrington, hann Clark, Shelly Button, Cherel Blackmore, Marianne Otting, Scott Taylor. Jocelyn tkins, Mark Hodge, Linda Walls, Ann Dargon, Peggy Lynch, Kim Howell, Clayton hoon, Mark McWhirter, Dan Gilsdorf, Brett Alexander, Deana Judd, Ken Jantz and ly Davis. e New Horizons. Mark McWhirter, Marianne Otting, Rene Griffith. Ann Dargon, David Calhoon. Debbie Carol, ett Alexander. Mary Thompson, Kelly Baldwin, Dede Dulaine, Jerry Chandler. Dan Gilsdorf, Jocelyn Watkins, lly Davis, Susan Plunkett, Peggy Lynch, Ron Coleman, Cherel Blackmore, Mike Trejo, Rich Woolf, Nancy rington, Jim Flanagan, Matt Kush and Clayton Calhoon. Organizations-195 Cheer The Cheerline can be found at pep rallies, football and basketball games spreading spirit to the onlookers and encouraging the Buff players. The Cheering Buffs sponsored a dance to raise money for paint and paper to decorate the gym during pep rallies and games. They also used the money for treats that were given to the players before games, honoring them for a job well done. Varsity cheerleader Kirsten Walker leads a cheer for the Buff fans. The Cheerlines captains were Freshman, Stacey Howar Varsity. Holly Morris; and JV, Shawna Olson. The Varsity Cheerline. Front row: Kirstin Walker and Shelley Meyer. Second row: Sue Donohoe an Debbie Abbott. Back row: Holly Morris, Lisa Johnson and Becky Rupert. 196-Organizations e Freshman Cheerline. Front row: Stacey Howard, Tammy Geller and Jill The Frosh cheerline does a spectacular ibinson. Back row: Jennifer Grosso, Verna DeBow and Tracey Kinyon. mount at the Marcos Pep Rally. i JV Cheerline. Front row: Nancy Barriga. Second row: Denise Martindale and Lisa anda. Third row: Shawna Olson, Stephanie Harms and Sharon Hoopes. Organizations-197 Pom The Pom Line experienc- ed many new things this year, including a new coach and sponsor Mrs. Darby Heath. The Pommies performed many diversified routines such as a ribbon dance, a fifties novelty dance and a skit of Tempe High Sports. Junior Michelle Rodriguez does Hail at the Corona game. Juniors Launa Whyte, Carole Casas and Kathy Ruston show a lot of pride in performing their home crowd. Part of the Pom Line entertains Senior and third year Pommie, Rosie the crowd before the Marcos Ruiz, cheers for a touchdown against Pep Rally. Westwood. 198-Activities The 1982-83 Pom Line. Front row: Kathie Buren, Amy Newman, Michelle Rodriguez. Melinda Henson. Tonya Auerbach. Jennifer Ankeney. Amy Eshelman. Carrie McCleve. Carol Casas. Robin Andres. Robyn Orman. Heidi Frozen. S'Qbhan Hooartv. Rosalie R� .,z Patti Hazard Treicase. Launa --------------- Orchestra The Orchestra. Directed by Stephen Peter- son. had many fund-raisers to go on tour to California this spring. They held a few con- certs with Concert band during the year. The Orchestra. Bottom Row: LeAnn Sauer. Curtis Hoopes. Bill Taysom. Dana Top Row: Michelle Crammer. Hasanna Vannoy. Jennifer Alexander. Tonya Zunich, Melanie Lewis. Cindy Havcrland. Deryn Denham and Eric Lindholm. Colbert. Mark Hoobert. Kelly Maxwell. Lara Harris. Kevin Wilson. Richard Van Middle Row: Robyn Orman. Laura Judd. Cheryl Kitts. Eric Bleak. Mary Mahr. Sickle. Eric Benson. Heather Davis. Camille Friend and Robert Bostic. Mandy Stone. Sean Ragin. John Ensworth. Caroline Brown and Denny Davis. he Jazz Band. Top Row: Sam Whitacre, Arnold Ruiz. Andy Piatt and John Halsted. liddle Row: Mr. Peterson. Beth Riggins. Tim Kennedy and Eric Benson. Bottom Row: arwin Hamilton and Nage Canchola. B M B S IWM he JV Band. Bottom Row: Jennifer Morrison. Genevieve McCarter, Jaimie Solem, teve Straub. Anita Armstrong. John Abraham, Bill Bingham, Rick Ferrell, Lori Price, 'alina Cutler and Cindy Hadley. Middle Row: Christie Lewandowski, Lori Annala. Liza eabourne, R.J. Kitts, Jerry Dunlap, Ed Longwell, Kyle Thuemler, Brian Desnoyer, avh Boyer, Timmy Newman. Gerri Boyers. Karen Price. Holly Rule and Jill Perkins, op Row: Shanon Lewis. Louis Castricone. Ron Price. Doug Akins. Gary Tutrone. Joe ’osales, Chris Cowles, Jennifer Little, Kevin Kempton, Heather World, Craig Liddle and 'obyn Daggett. Band The Jazz Band competed in three fesitvals, the NAU Festival, Central Division- a Is, and State Finals. They are regarded as one of the finest Jazz Bands in the State of Arizona. j v Band The JV Band, directed by Stephen Peterson, showed a lot of potential for Buff Band. The band had a few concerts during the year. They also helped the Buff Band and worked at ASU Football games. 0rganizations-201 Horizon enougr ition Co-Editor Sandy Strauss was in her third year on the staff. Another three year veteran staffer was Co Editor Danielle Douglas. The Annual Staff, Second Period. Front row: Chris Engelen, Sandy Leon, Jamie Solem, Karlene Garrison, Jill McDonough, Kim Kneadler, Alice Moloney and Julie Bliven. Second row: Sara Winkle, Cathy Kinsley, Gina Kirchner. Gary Wallace, Susan Plunkett, Danielle Douglas, Karen Epperlein, Karen Keck, Molly Vrizuela and Dina MartiniaK Back row: Carrie Frizzell, Debbie May. Suzanne Gittings, All Mahoney, Lisa Durbin, Kris Minniti, Maria Huerta, Kri Spellman, Kim Fenimore, Laurie Little, Sandy Strauss an Nodi Carpenter. 202-Activities he Annual Staff, Third Period. Front row: Roe Ramirez. Luis ernandez, Rena Badonie, Kris Barnes. Dianne Sparle. abrina Craig. Becky Kusche. Frances Nieblas, Colleen owley and Eric Jancewicz. Back row: Charlotte Kinsley. Suzie Weschler. Chris Nichols, Raquel Guttierrez. Robin Andres. Kristie Schumacher. Kristi Branter. Sherry Dovi. Carol Casas. Dennis James. Dennis Enriquez and John Huffman. II Sims enlarges a picture. Laurie Little sizes a print. Kim Fenimore checks the contacts. Sabrina Craig, Becky Kusche, and Robin Andres laugh over a picture they plan to use in their layout. Not believing what they are reading, Dianne Sparle and Rena Badonie laugh while trying to decide if they should really use that cutline. Activities-203 Studying the contact books are Gary Wallace, Kim Kneadler and Cathy Kinsley. Alice Moloney, developing film, did Responsible for the Activities Sect both photography and layout. Colleen Cowley types a cutline. Carol Casas checks a nega- tive. Trying to decide which picture to put in the layout are Veteran staffers Debbie May, Carrie Frizzell and t Susan McCorkle, Sara Winkle and Chris Engelen. Minniti discuss a problem in page layout. Jamie Solem, Julie Bllven and Karlene Garrison puzzle over identifications. Puzzled were Dennis Enriquez, Luis Lisa Durbin catches Hernandez, Dennis James, and John Huffman, a dried print. 204-Activities aren Keck, Dina Martiniak and Molly Vrlzuela solve a Susan Plunkett and Suzanne Gittings cut up yout problem. the rolls of ‘faces'. iren Ekpperleln, Marla Huerta and Nodi Carpenter laugh over a Eric Jancewicz and Chris Nichols proof copy, ivate joke. National Honor Society Not a service organiza- tion, the main function of the National Honor Society was to give recognition to students who would receive scholarships. e National Honor Society. Front row: Siobhan Hegarty, sie Ruiz, Kathie Buren and Julie Hanson. Second row: lily Breckenridge, Jolene Mann, Randall Greeley and onda Erhardt. NHS officers were Randall Greeley and Rhonda Erhardt. Activities-205 The Buffalo The Buffalo Staff. Front row: Marci McWilliams, Shelley Back row: Renita Cross, Pete Harris, Collette Grimsle} Davidson, Missy Goitia, Lisa Johnson, Paula Adamczyk, Craig Thompson, Debbie Prewitt, Christy Arnold, Am Cindi Peck, Suzie Pizzi, Dennis James and Carrie Clark. Frischknecht, Kim Shonert, Vanessa Greeley, Laini Hasse and Dan Berman. The Buffalo, Tempe High’s student newspaper, began the year with a distinct handicap. There were only five staffers, one of whom was a transfer from another school and therefore not familiar with the way things were done on the THS newspaper. There was also the problem of typesetting all copy and doing the final paste-up, sending the paper to the printer camera-ready. Though the staff had worked with the typeseter last year, most had forgotten the intricacies of running the computer-like machine. With much pain, strain and sweating, the paper did come out an average of once a month, though several deadlines were postponed. At semester, help finally arrived as more than a dozen members of the Basic Journalism class joined the staff. Most issues of the tabloid-sized newspaper were eight pages with a salient issue occupying the center double-page spread. By year’s end, all staffers could use the typesetter to some extent, and several had learned how to screen prints, making them camera-ready. 206-Activities Senior Paula Adamczyk stops to laugh at a joke while workin on copy. Paula was the editor of The Buffalo. nior Cindl Peck tries to concentrate on typing her iry. Cindl was a reporter. Sophomore Suzle Pizzl laughs at an article she is typing. Suzle was a reporter in her first year on the staff. lior Lisa Johnson does the final pasteup. Lisa was a orter on the staff. Junior Missy Goltla works on the photo typesetting machine. Missy was the advertising manager of The Buffalo. Activities-207 Student Life Senior Linda Martin tapes an interview for he “THS News” while Senior Dave Vanover vatches. Junior Raquel Gutierrez enjoys the Christmas party held in her Annual Staff class. m ;it riiY Junior Dan Junion during FFA Stave Day vas made up as a little girl. He led the :lass in singing “Jingle Bells. ” A wildly freckled Senior Gina Kirchner reverted to Freshman sta- tus during F.F.A. Slave Day. The life of the students was as varied as the 1600 individuals at Tempe High. Yet, it had the same- ness to be expected among peo- ple all spending most of their day in classrooms at the same school. Students attended classes, stud- ied, socialized in a number of areas on campus between classes, took exams, participated in athletics, at lunch in the cafete- ria and nearby fast food outlets, worked in a wide variety of extra- curricular activities, and thought and dreamed about the future. All were different, all were indivi- duals. But all bore the stamps of the Valley of the Sun and Tempe High School. Junior Tina Brooks in her love for acting, practices her part in “Image of America. ” 209 Sophomore Kevin Tussing, while wearing safety gog- gles. works on gluing together his project in wood shop. Senior Darwin Hamilton and Freshman Tonya Til- lery hold a friendly conversation by the freshman lockers. 210 Seniors Peggy Lynch and Marianne Otting glance around whi eating lunch in the quad. Both girls were in advanced choir. Sophomore Debbie Carroll and Seniors Kelly Baldwin and Ren. Griffith practice their songs during Mrs. Lunt's choir class. Sophomore Ken Frost enjoyed his auto repair class because learned all about repairing and maintaining cars. leth Knoche explains to Eric Nor berg and Lee immerman the basics of English grammar. eshman Glenn Julian passes time away in his English class Juniors Brenda Buren and Amy Anderson test the effects of ' listening to a joke. cigarett smoke in their Chemistry lab. Student Life-211 Freshman John Shutt listens in on his friends. Sophomores Kim Barott and Debbie Jameson learn a new game in Drivers Education. Juniors Dwight Jarvis and Scott Stennerson work on their science project. Junior Audrey Welch pauses briefly to look to her teacher for he. 212 ophomore Nodi Carpenter can’t believe the grade he got on her paper. Robin Stepton grins after finishing her homework in the Quad. Sophomore Brad Curtis finds a friend in Biology as Sophomore John Erhardt gets her name and phone number. 213 Junior Gerry Turley practices for the pro's while sitting on tht sidelines. Junior Will Wearne sneaks into class late with followers Ernest Skinner and Craig Johnson, but gets caught on film. Senior Brenda Davey enjoys assisting her Sophomores Tess Hinkle, Gina Hinkle and Vance Larson sho teacher in the office. enthusiasm in a General Business class. 214 The norma! throng passes by the infamous Unit Five between classes. niors Keith Hunsinger and Darrell Hess listen to tructions for the tug-of-war before beginning, is is only one of the events that took place during w week. 215 Sophomore Kent Smith is caught by surprise using the telephone without permission. Juniors Debbie Abbott and Kirstin Walker are caught by thei friends in one of their strange and friendly moods. 216 Senior John Olson wakes up from a quick nap during his exciting Government class. Seniors Julie McWilliams and Paula Adamc- zyk intensely try to identify the creatures in their samples. Senior Jim Flanagan checks his program during his Co puter Programming class. itting the bottle are Juniors Rick Welsh and de kick Evelyn Connaughton. ophomore Mark Eshelman perches on the fence ith Mike Jankowski. The phone was discovered at THS in 1983 by Freshman Dolores Gonzalez Junior Darren Williams sayd to Junior Bob Moya, Let's split this joint”. Sophomore JJ Auerbach tosses the coupon book sold by the Buff Band into the air. Student Life-217 Tempe Highs' Buff Band went to MCC to perform in the state marching festival. The band did superbly, receiving complete ones. The Mat Mates decorated Mr. Lockers were decorated by the Ma Cook's door in the spirit of the up- Mates for the wrestlers. 218-Student Life comming match. nior Kevin Celava and Senior Martin Rodriguez watch people play fris- e. Senior Alex Campos daydreams during lunch. nior Kenny Carrethers and Freshman Michael Rose )k for friends during lunch. Junior Lisa Johnson sets the table for the dinner crowd. Student Life-219 Junior Leslie Shrack says Hi to a friend. Senior Keith Almond expresses his feelings for the Tempe Hit School news. Senior Susan Gittings gets an A on a test. 220-Student Life lior Mike Trejo concentrates on his studies in the ary during his General Business class. phomore Karen McBride looks on as Sophomore Mar- l Anderson listens attentively to Sheila Hensley (back picture). Sophomores Denise Jackson and Stacy Kuzmich compare notes on the specimen. Senior Keith (Keefer) Almand interviews Senior Denai (Studette) Stifel during the Advanced TV Productions class. 221 Fads and Fashions The fads and fashions at THS have taken many turns throughout the school’s history. Last year, students began showing up on campus in bright colored plaids and striped shirts, pants, and even shoes. Jennifer Ankeney smiles proudly as Henry Batten models the latest THS fashions in hand bags. Both are seniors. Juniors Kristy Schumacher and Sherry Dovi make stylish blaze and matching blouses part of their school attire. Junior Gerry Turley won't part A big attraction at ASU was T with his shades even for class. Who. A wide variety of shoes ended up on campus as modeled by the best looking legs on campus. Senior Karen Keck goes on a surfari'. 222-Student Life Senior Paula Davidson teaches little children gymnastics at Pamela’s School of Dance and Gymnastics in her spare time. Senior Tony Verlander sighs with relief after winning the pie eating contest held during lunch in Mac Week. One of the many events that took place during Mac Week’ iunch time activities was the gum chewing contest whic Sophomore John Fees demonstrates. Seniors Mike Trejo, Pat Hanks, Bill Sims and Terry CandU put all their effort in the tug of war contest against th juniors during Mac Week's lunch time activities. 224-Student Life phomore Earl McBrayer and Senior Jayme Grammar chew price during Mac Week. il Martin announces the pie eating contest during Mac Week. Senior Glenn Pogue enjoys working with the computer in his computer programming class. Senior Niki Pallas runs to Unit 5 for fear of being late to class. Student Life-225 RONALD ALRICH Social Studies LOWELL BROWN Social Studies MAURICE BRILL Foreign Language Faculty Tempe High's faculty remained extremely stable with only eight new teachers added at the begin- ning of the year. Noted for its pro- fessionalism and high degree of dedication, the teachers, admin- istrators and supporting staff con- tinued to meet the educational expectations of students and par- ents alike. There was a noticeable move in the direction of improved academic standards and intensi- fied remedial work. MAUREEN BUFFINGTON Foreign Language Faculty-227 ROBERTA BOOKHOUT Social Studies . GLEN ALFORD Physical Education JUDY BRENTON English MATTIE CARPENTER English ED CONTRERRAS Study Hall GEORGIAN A CAVE Library CURTIS COOK Science ZELDA CUMMINS Guidance WILLIAM CHILDERS Industrial Arts JEAN COOK English PAM DAVIS English 228-Faculty GAIL DEAL Agriculture ROSE FRAIN Art TERRY DRAIN Business BEN ELKINS Industrial Arts A.C. FLANAGAN Science THERESA FROEHLICH Resource PATRICIA FOLEY JIM FOSTER THURMAN GILBERT Home Economics Health and Drivers Ed Resource Faculty-229 BILL GRAHAM English DARBY HEATH Physical Education ROBERT HOGLUND Resource DR. GARY HALL Business SPEEDY HART Jobs for AZ Grads SARA HEISER Home Economic JEANETTE HOWELL English LISA HENSHON Art BARBARA JOHNSON Mathematics 230-Faculty JENDA JONES Guidance ULAS LUNT English AUGUST KNOCHE Mathematics NANCY LI PIN SKI English SHARON LUNT Music MARK MADSEN Science CHARLES MALPEDE Social Studies TIM McBURNEY Business CARLA McMANUS Physical Education Faculty-231 i HI HARRY MITCHELL Social Studies JAMES MURPHY Drivers Ed JEAN PAISLEY English GARY MOSSMAN English MARIANNE MITCHELL Business CHUCK NEWTON English JOHN PAULEY English BEVERLY NEIDERMILLER English MARY PEARCE English 232-Faculty STEVE PETERSON Music JIM RAFTER Mathematics KAREN PHARES English LUCILLE REED Library CECIL PRIOR Social Studies WILLIAM REINICK Foreign Language MANUAL REYES DEBRA RICE SID ROSE Foreign Language English Mathematics Faculty-233 GERHARD SCHREUR Physical Education ROBERT SMYTH Health ANN STINE Physical Education MARY SOUTHALL Science RICHARD TORREZ Guidance RICHARD SPARKS Music RICHARD TRUJILLO Business 234-Faculty CHARLES TIMEWELL Industrial Arts DENE WALLACE English WILLIAM TRAVINKOFF Foreign Language JAMES VICICH Mathematics PETE TROWBRIDGE Business mammmmwmmwmmu BARBARA VOGELSANG Nurse STEVE WALTERS MORTON WILSON Mathematics Industrial Arts Faculty-235 SHELDON WION Mathematics LEO WOOD Science JOHN ZUCCO Physical Education RICHARD NIX A.V. LEROY WION Science JAMES YOUNGER Physical Education UNDA BALZ Speech Therapist RICHARD CAMPBELL Counselor CLYDE STARKS Counselor 236-Faculty DR. DAVID ANNALA Principal JAMES RANDALL Assistant Principal JAMES OSMAN Registrar Mr. Osman retired at the end of the school year after 27 years in education, 18 of them at Tempe High. PEGGY PAYNE Assistant Principal 237 RUTH FOLSHEE Math CUES Aide KAREN SOLIERE Secretary CINDI CHAVEZ Secretary CAROL PATENT Aide PAT NEATHERY Secretary 238-Faculty KRIS VAN HAZEL English Cues Aide CHARMAINE TRUJILLO Secretary le Maintenance Department. David Hernandez. Groundsman; Lou Oliver. Plant Foreman; Danny STEVE SHIVELY Rosa, Custodian; Bonnie Fin nee. Matron; and Frank D'Angelo. Groundsman. Psycologist Faculty-239 CINDY MONTEMORRA BETTY DEAL Bookstore Manager AV Secretary Custodians. Richard Llamas. Theron Davis. Antonio C. Molina. Manuel R. Escalante. Felix V. Trujillo, Dean Parks, and Steven R. Escalante. 240-Faculty BETTY CHAVARRIA Aide Security Guards. Eugene Szeker. Linda Nowling and John Duke. eteria Workers. Front row: Donna Hart. Louise Walsh, Vera Alt, Billie Dod and Altha ssom. Second row: Dorothy Tomko. Shirley Lacy, Melissa Ernhardt, Dora Valenzuela, ge Wood and Robert Erikson. Faculty-241 JUDI EDWARDS and BARBARA WASHINGTON Attendance TOMMIE BOWMAN and NANCY HARRIS Library Assistants Superintendent and Governing Board 242-Faculty ROBERT KEMPTON WILLIAM BOYLE 243 C4z bftlu Qb n 4. a cl£ Cp J- rnvddt - } ud-; nvcf coo Jp d ' }. •_ iA' i rfTsy,J CY hs � A coodu d£ du rtw. aM, a fa d . dhtd, 3a em £oic y (r u? KA M d (l du fm S uZz t Honors Awards The Honors Awards assembly is a formal occassion when those students who have earned recognition, primarily for academic achievement, are publicly recognized by their parents, their friends and the faculty for their accomplishments. Junior Joe Alisky receives the Ameican Legion Good Citizenship Award from Mrs. Mary Thompson. Joe also received the $5,000 Washington University Chancellor's Scholarship. Senior Emily Breckenridge receives French language award from Mri Maureen Buffington. Emily als earned an $8,850 scholarship fror Stanford University. Students receiving awards from the English Department pose with Department Chairwoman Mrs. Jeane Cook. Awar winners were Seniors Sandy Strauss , Paula Adamczyk and Stan Kittock, Sophomore Brad Wise, Mrs. Cook, Senio Emily Breckenridge, Junior Tyrena Griffin, and Senior Joe Alisky. 2 - Spring Supplement Senior Joe Espinoza shakes hands proudly as le receives a scholarship to UofA. snior Ben Avechuco is congratulated by Mrs. � ckie Smith after receiving a TV Production ward. Senior Randall Greeley accepts his ASU scholarship from Mrs. Ellen Shaw. Senior Paula Adamczyk smiles proudly as she receives a $50 award from Home Economics teacher Mrs. Sara Heiser. Junior Shelley Davidson receives an NAU Outstanding Junior Student award. Senior Brenda Davey receives a plaque from the Tempe Diablo representative. Spring Supplement - 3 Prom The Junior-Senior Prom is an event long awaited by all. It was held at the Ramada Inn Business Resort in Phoenix. The Junior Class Council, sponsors of the event, chose Now and Forever for the theme. Seniors Mike Trejo and Cheryl Blackmore share a romantic moment. Seniors Rosie Ruiz and Glen Pogue enjoy dancing to the Prom’s theme song Now and Forever. Senior Maria Huerta and THS alumnus PFC John Mahan laugh at a private joke. Seniors Jenny Lewis, Tina Force and their dates Mike Baird and Phil Dikox, gather at a table to talk. Seniors Jim Flanagan and Peggy Hughes enjoy being close while dancing. 4 - Spring Supplement eniors Sandy Strauss and Jim Morgan look delighted with each ther's company. Junior Amy Auerbach and Senior Dwayne Bader take a moment to ook over the Prom's invitations. enior Beth Fine and her date Billy Mitchell discuss the decorations id the table setting. Senior Marianne Otting and her date Scott Grefe sway to the music of Oasis. Seniors Alice Rico and John Potts take a rest in between dances. Spring Supplement - 5 Senior Dawn Miller and Junior Grant Idso try to get a friend's attention. Juniors LyAnn Andrews and Dennis Salazar admire the flowers received when entering the Prom. Sophomore Brad Wise, Seniors Paige Tuhey, and Jeff Adams, and Sophomore Rebecca Gray gather at a table to discuss a myriad of subjects. Senior Amanda Nelson and her date Jack Rogers anxiosly wait in line to get their picture taken. Senior Jeff Shepard and Sophomore Caro Kennedy scan the room to find a familia face. 6 - Spring Supplement uniors Patti Haggard, Launa Whyte and Doris Mosley, Sophomores Robbie )rman and Marcy McDonald, and Freshmen Rhonda Perlow and Adrienne ienry are part of the new 1983-84 Pom line. unior Melinda Henson moves into place uring the dance On the Loose. enior Kathie Buren is in perfect form uring her last performance as a THS ommie. New line members Juniors Doris Mosley and Freshman Adrienne Henry dance to the song 1999 by Prince. Senior Carrie Frizzell puts her personality into her last performance on the THS Pom line. Pom Follies Pom Follies is a show put on by the Pom Lines of the four Tempe District high schools. Each line does several routines and the evening is finished with a Finale performed by the combined lines from all four schools. The two 'baddest dudes' around, Juniors Robin “Cool Baby Andres and Carole “Too Bad Casas, strut out to whip their crazy troops into shape during the dance Soul Army. Sophomore “Sun Goddess” Tonya McCleve sharply whips her poms into perfect form during the dance Crazy Train. Spring Supplement - 7 Boys Track Varsity Co-Captain Pat Hanks leads the pack after the third lap of the 1600 meter run. Pat won all three distance events in the City meet as well as running one leg of the 1600 meter relay. Racing for the win is Tempe’s sprint crew of Freddie Edwards, Nathan Sherinian, Todd Conant and in the lead, Elgin Caldwell. Tempe’s 400 meter relay team, which was second in the City meet, pledged unity before the race. They were: Ed Caldwell, Rubin Neil, Ted Spomer and Mike Holder. The Boys Varsity Track Team was the City Champion for the third consecutive year, having won the meet by the largest margin since 1977. Team members who were outstanding in both the City Meet and other meets throughout the year were Pat Hanks, Mike Holder, Ed Caldwell, Brian Johnson, Jeff Scow, Randall Greeley and Ruben Neil. The JV Boys Track Team took the City title for the seventh year in a row. Mike Kerr was the high point man in that meet. For the Freshman Team, Elgin Caldwell set records in both the long jump and the high jump. Senior Mike Holder sprints past his competitor at the home meet against Chandler. 8 - Spring Supplement Chowing great form as she sails over the high jump bar is Senior Robin Gabelli. Junior Susan McCorkle watches after a successful shotput throw. Concentrating on doing her best in the low hurdles is Junior iharol Wlon. Girls Track The Girls Track Team had even fewer athletes than in years past. But, with each girl doing two or more events, with all of them working together as a team, and with each individual putting forth 100%, they were reasonably successful in winning or placing in their meets. The only Tempe girl to place in State in the long jump was Junior Susan Kalb, concentrating hard on one of her efforts. Giving it her all on the last lap in the mile is Sophmore Suzzi Pizzl. Spring Supplement - 9 Girls Basketbal Senior Deryn Denham looks for a teamate to pass to during the Marcos game. Freshman Karen Livingston goes up for a shot while Senior Kym Colbert gets ready for the rebound. The Girls Varsity Basket- ball team had an excellent season, finish-ing with a 19-7 record. Two of their losses were to Chandler, the state champion, and to Sabino, who took second in state. Senior Daryn Denham shoots a free throw as Juniors Hasanna Van Noy and Brenda Buren and Senior Janee Rollins spring into action. Senior Janee Rollins, who was named one of the Outstanding Senior Girl Athletes of the Year, races onto the floor. 10 - Spring Supplement Juniors Mike Ybarra, Daniel Aguilar and Coach Jim Foster take a time out to talk strategy in the infield. Senior Kurt Mueller stands, ready for a hot grounder. Baseball The Varsity Baseball team had a “goodseason” according to Coach Jim Foster. He said that they could have had a better one if they had all worked according to their abilities. Some seniors were lost from last year who were the team's best hitters which caused a slump in offensive capabilities this year. Sophomore John Erhardt swings across to lay down a bunt. Junior Daniel Aguilar and Senior Rick Maldonado talk about the game they're winning. Spring Supplement - 11 Scores FOOTBALL Tempe 14 McClintock 36 Tempe 14 McClintock 36 Tempe 14 Corona 0 Tempe 14 Maryvale 49 Tempe 7 Coronado 28 Tempe 34 Kofa 27 Tempe 14 Marcos 17 Tempe 14 Saguaro 7 Tempe 34 Westwood 21 Tempe 20 Mosa 38 Tempe 8 Dobson 21 SOCCER Tempe 1 McClintock 4 Tempe 0 Chaparral 8 Tempe 1 Mosa 4 Tempe 1 Dobson 2 Tempe 1 Marcos 5 Tempe 1 Coronado 6 Tempe 1 Mt. View 7 Tempe 0 Corona 1 Tempe 2 Westwood 1 Tempe 0 Kofa 10 SOFTBALL Tempe 8 Corona 6 Tempe 0 Mesa 9 Tempe 1 Saguaro 11 Tempe 4 Dobson 14 Tempe 7 Westwood 11 Tempe 7 Marcos 5 Tempe 9 Dobson 10 Tempe 12 Chandler 10 Tempe 5 Kofa 3 Tempe 4 Kofa 5 Tempe 0 Coronado 6 Tempe 0 Saguaro 13 Tempe 9 Marcos 3 Tempe 4 Westwood 6 Tempe 6 Coronado 5 Tempe 2 Mt. View 9 Tempe 9 McClintock 14 Tempe 5 Chaparral 14 BOYS TRACK Tempe 42 Mesa 85 Tempe 63 McClintock 63 Tempe 54 Dobson 72 Tempe 56 Chandler 71 Tempe 84 Saguaro 42 Tempe 98 Marcos 74 Tempe 83 Chaparral CITY MEET 40 Tempe 92 McClintock 62 Corona 69 Marcos 6 GIRLS TRACK Tempe 35 Mesa 83 Tempe 45 McClintock 73 Tempe 34 Dobson 84 Tempe 52 Chandler 65 Tempe 62 Saguaro 56 Tempe 57 Marcos 60 Tempe 35 Chaparral 83 GIRLS BASKETBALL Tempe 48 Corona 49 Tempe 38 McClintock 42 Tempe 47 Chaparral 24 Tempe 68 Mesa 44 Tempe 46 Mesa 35 Tempe 34 Chandler 50 Tempe 36 Moon Valley 68 Tempe 40 Trevor Browne 26 Tempe 48 Westwood 43 Tempe 51 Dobson 33 Tempe 59 Coronado 52 Tempe 36 Saguaro 28 Tempe 53 Marcos 44 Tempe 60 Westwood 50 Tempe 71 Kofa 23 Tempe 55 Dobson 38 Tempe 28 Coronado 31 Tempe 50 Yuma 26 Tempe 65 Saguaro 53 Tempe 43 Marcos 29 Division Tournament Tempe 54 Mt View 49 Tempe 51 McClintock 50 Tempe Chandler Second Runner Up Central Division State Tempe Sabino BOYS CROSS COUNTRY Tempe 27 Mesa 29 Tempe 31 Dobson 24 Tempe 39 Mt. View 19 Tempe 15 McClintock 49 Tempe 20 Chaparral 35 Tempe 26 Coronado 30 Tempe 36 Saguaro 29 Yuma 58 Tempe 37 Camelback 26 Alhambra 45 Kofa 79 City Meet Tempe 22 Corona 47 McClintock 71 Marcos 96 Conley Invitational Tempe 20th Place Division Tempe 6th Place BOYS TENNIS Tempe 3 Chandler 6 Tempe 0 Corona 9 Tempe 9 Yuma 0 Tempe 0 Kofa 9 Tempe 2 Mt. View 7 Tempe 5 Mosa 4 Tempe 3 McClintock 6 Tempe 3 Chandler 6 Tempe 3 Dobson 6 Tempe 4 Marcos 5 Tempe 0 Chaparral 9 Tempe 0 Saguaro 9 Tempe 4 Westwood 5 Tempe 6 Coronado 3 Tempe 0 McClintock ARCHERY 9 Tempe 1129 Agua Fria 2053 Tempe 1537 Westwood 2118 Tempe 1158 Dysart 1144 Tempe 1332 McClintock 1542 Tempe 1602 Alhambra 2113 Tempe 615 Chandler 449 Tempe 1474 Casa Grande 1948 Tempe 1456 Marcos 1808 Tempe 1319 Camelback 2516 Tempe 457 Mt. View 481 12 - Spring Supplement BASEBALL Tempe 4 Chandler 6 Tempe 2 Mesa 5 Tempe 2 Mt. View 6 Tempe 2 Coronado 14 Tempe 6 Chaparral 10 Tempe 7 Corona 6 Tempe 2 Coronado 8 Tempe 4 Coronado 10 Tempe 2 Mesa 14 Tempe 0 Kola 10 Tempe 7 Kofa 12 Tempe 0 Dobson 2 Tempe 11 Dobson 5 Tempe 2 McClintock 13 Tempe 9 Westwood ' 6 Tempe 9 Westwood 3 Tempe 1 Chandler 8 Tempe 5 Saguaro 9 Tempe 10 Saguaro 6 GIRLS TENNIS Tempe 0 Mt. View 9 Tempe 5 Chandler 4 Tempe 2 Dobson 7 Tempe 0 Marcos 9 Tempe 3 Chaparral 6 Tempe 0 Saguaro 9 Tempe 1 Westwood 8 Tempe 9 Yuma 0 Tempe 5 Kofa 4 Tempe 0 Corona 9 Tempe 7 Mesa 2 Tempe 6 McClintock 3 Tempe 6 Coronado 3 GIRLS CROSS COUNTRY Tempe 26 Corona 47 Tempe 26 McClintock 61 Tempe 15 Marcos 50 Tempe 15 Saguaro 50 Tempe 15 Yuma 50 Tempe 50 Dobson 15 Tempe 22 Mesa 35 Tempe 20 McClintock 39 Tempe 46 Chaparral 15 Tempe 48 Mt. View 15 Tempe 40 Coronado 15 Tempe 47 Kofa 75 Tempe 47 Alhambra 47 Tempe 47 Camelback 27 WRESTLING Tempe 51 Chaparral 12 Tempe 32 Kofa 23 Tempe 32 Mt. View 32 Tempe 38 Coronado 19 Tempe 44 Marcos 15 Tempe 24 Mesa 30 Tempe 31 Corona 24 Tempe 60 McClintock 10 Tempe 34 Dobson 21 Tempe 29 Westwood 28 McClintock Tournament Second Place Peoria Tournament Second Place BOYS BASKETBALL Tempe 86 Trevor Browne 32 Tempe 54 McClintock 60 Tepipe 60 Cactus 38 Tempe 56 Glendale 52 Tempe 46 Corona 45 Tempe 69 Westwood 80 Tempe 61 Dobson 43 Tempe 63 Coronado 41 Tempe 49 Mesa 58 Tempe 40 Saguaro 45 Tempe 47 Marcos 44 Tempe 55 Westwood 62 Tempe 76 Kofa 54 Tempe 70 Dobson 39 Tempe 43 Coronado 37 Tempe 55 Chandler 62 Tempe 46 Saguaro 57 Tempe 68 Marcos 55 Tempe 66 Kofa 75 Tri-City Tournament Tempe 57 Mesa 51 Tempe 68 Mt. View 39 Tempe 65 Arcadia 51 Division Tournament Tempe 74 Chandler 54 Tempe 52 Saguaro 57 Tempe 61 Westwood 72 VOLLEYBALL Tempe 15-5. 16-4 Kofa Tempe Westwood Tempe 15-1, 15-9 Marcos Tempe 15-12. 15-13 Saguaro Tempe Corondo Tempe Dobson Tempe 15-6. 15-12 Kofa Tempe Westwood Tempe 15-10. 15-5 Marcos Tempe Saguaro Tempe Coronado Tempe 15-7. 15-8 Dobson BADMINTON Tempe 4 Mt. View 5 Tempe 9 Corona 0 Tempe 4 Coronado 5 Tempe 9 Marcos 0 Tempe 9 Chandler 0 Tempe 8 Mosa 1 Tempe 4 McClintock 5 Tempe 2 Chaparral 7 Tempe 1 Dobson 8 Tempe 3 Saguaro 6 Tempe 6 Westwood 3 GIRLS SWIMMING Tempe 73 Corona 53 Tempe 43 Westwood 81 Tempe 65 Kofa 60 Tempe 38 Mesa 88 Tempe 90 Coronado 132 Tempe 90 Gilbert 47' Tempe 49 Dobson 78' Tempe 58 Marcos 67 Tempe 50 Saguaro 76 BOYS SWIMMING Tempe 80 Corona 49 Tempe 33 Westwood 90 Tempe 57 Kofa 61 Tempe 51 Mesa 72 Tempe 45 Coronado 78 Tempe 41 Dobson 83 Tempe 54 Marcos 68 Tempe 35 Saguaro 88 Tempe 73 Gilbert 14 City Meet Third Place 15-11 15-9. 15-8 15-4. 15-0 15-7. 15-7 15-3 15-11. 15-1 15-8. 15-10 15-8. 15-13 15-11 Spring Supplement - 13 Spring Fun Spring Fun is an accumulation of all the excitement and special activities that THS students participated in once the days became longer and warmer, and the end of school could finally be seen right around the corner. And what a welcome relief it was! Sophomore J.J. Auerbach shows his ‘Buff strength' by pumping iron during the Lift-a- thon. Sophomore John Fees shows his brute strength while carrying Sophomore Heidi Trelease across to the Tower of Babel during Olympic Day. 14 - Spring Supplement Juniors Jeff Tipton and Debbie Abbott kick back in the sun and jam to the tunes at Butcher Jones, a popular hangout for THS students. Junior Vernon Hershberger refuses to be spoon fed by Sophomore Valori Schuyler. Bill Davis, Keith Almond, Scott McAdams, Nage Conchola, Darwin Hamilton, and Monique Bennewitz join in on the fun under the great Arizona sun. The class of '83 prepares for a solid victory in the Bug Run on Olympic Day. Senior Joe Murray shows how to live it up in the great Arizona weather. Junior Gerry Turley is shocked by Junior Darren Womble’s request to share the pizza. Junior Raquel Gutierrez serves refreshments to Nancy Barriga, Susie Pizzl, John Fees and Fernando Rodriguez during the FFA barbecue. Seniors Collen Cowley, Connie Obray and Claudia Corella giggle at the joke a friend has told. Counselor Mr. Richard Torrez, and his son, David, seem to be enjoying themselves at the FFA barbecue. Spring Supplement - 15 Senior Cherel Blackmore success- fully throws to her partner in the egg toss competition. Juniors Roger Pyron and Chris Englen take a quick break between dances. Senior Kenny Carrethers jams away to some hot sounds. Senior Peggy Lynch clashes for Clash Day. Would Dancing under the stars. Seniors Paula Sawdy and Joe these items be on your fashion list? Espinoza share a romantic moment. 16 - Spring Supplement 'he Sophomore class enthusiastically shows their spirit at the Spring Sophomore Juan Rodriguez looks down as he Sports Pep Rally. gets his food at the FFA Student Council BBQ. uniors Jeff Tipton and Roger Pyron talk about the quad dance. Sophomore Robbie Orman, Senior Ray Agee, Junior Derek Jackson, and Senior Shelley Klosterman enjoy dancing at the Student Council Quad dance. Joining in on the fun, and dressig up for Beach Day are Student Council members Marie Mayorga, John Fees, and Guy Roll. Spring Supplement - 17 Concentrating on a good, clean lift. Junior Paul Williams participates in the Lift-a-Thon to help raise money to buy new weights for the school. Seniors Joe Espinoza, Jason Aulds, and Junior Raquel Gutierrez were in the one act Spring play. The Shadow Box. The play was performed at the State Drama competitions. Juniors Marie Mayorga and Jori Ledbetter get into the spirit of Shorts and Shades Day during Spring Fling Week. Junior Keith Hunsinger has mixed emotions about his pizza at the wrestlers’ pizza party. Sophomores John Fees, Guy Roll, and Brad Curtis enjoy Sophomores Matt Kush and Daniel Gonzales cast the company of each other's fun-loving personalities. their ballot as Junior John Haver watches. 18 - Spring Supplement Seniors Kim Fenimore and Alan Martinez go ATCing down a dusty rail. Mr. Bill Childers, Mrs. Theresa Froehlich, Mr. Gary Shahan, and Mrs. Debbie Rice show off their awesome volleyball techniques and prove that once Spring arrives, even teachers can catch Senioritis. lenior Lance Weaver and Sophomore Tonya McCleve sit relaxing i the Arizona sun. Senior Dennis James stumbles and Senior Paula Sawdy tumbles during an Olympic Day race. The Sophomore class “pulls” some Buff Pride while competing in the Tug of War during Olympic Day events. Spring Supplement - 19 Senior Darwin Hamilton carefully walks into the water because it is ccoolldd!! Junior Eric Lewis nearly fumbles the ball during football practice for the 1983-84 varsity team. Seniors Keith Almand and Nage Canchola catch some rays at Butcher Jones Beach. Juniors Carole Casas, Eric Kronengold and Jeff Tipton play water football at Butcher Jones Beach on ditch day. Sophomores Ty Holland, Marlon Anderson and Cody Nesbitt discuss their schedules with Mr. Tim McBurney during Walk Through Registration. 20 - Spring Supplement Seniors Rob Lund, Dennis James and Terry Candler have a ;ook-out at the River. Seniors Gary Wallace and Ray Sanchez share a ride on an VTC. Freshmen Arlinda Clark, Robin Dagett and Junior Joni Apodaca enjoy playing water polo at Clark Park. Senior Rob Riethman gets caught playing it cool. Sophomore Sara Hovey participates in the water balloon contest on Olympic Day. Spring Supplement - 21 Graduation It finally came after what seemed like too many months of study and work. The ceremony went like clockwork, and then it was all over except the partying, the tears and the three-day trip to California. But it was a fitting conclusion to four years of work and study. Jolene Mann gives the Welcoming address. Nage Canchola plays for the last time in the Tempe High Band. Kim Fenimore and Carrie Frizzell congratulate each other on making it through 4 years at THS. Tony Verlander and Rosie Ruiz walk arm-in-arm, sharing their feelings of joy. Connie Obray switches her tassle showing she has graduated. Sumant Nagarkar gives the Graduation address. The Symphonic Band and the Choir jointly perform The Battle Hymn of The Republic at the ceremony. he seniors stand and bow their heads as Randall Greeley gives the evocation. Bethal Kaminsky walks to her seat at the beginning of the ceremony as the band plays Pomp and Circumstance. ::' isa Durbin, Pat Hanks, Kathy Buren, Nage Canchola, and Paula Adamczyk listen to the Welcome speach givin by Jolene lann who graduated with high honors. Spring Supplement - 23 Randall Greeley offers jubilant seniors toss their caps skyward in the traditional signal that they are now graduates, the Invocation. Jerry Hcpp faces the Jeff Edwards gives the Benediction. Jeff morning after. graduated with high honors. - Paige Tuhey gets ready to board Spring Maria Huerta marches in to Fling the bus. as Mr. Paul Sawdy checks her po™P ond Circumstance off. A fgaard. Charles 82 gaard, Eric 20 rmestad. Bjorn 82. 192 bolt. Deborah 51. 60. 179. 196. 216 . raham. John 82.201 eves. Eric 20 lamczyk. Paula 20. 98. 117. 206. 216 amczyk. Jeffery 20. 158. 157 Jams. Scott 67 Jams. Tracy 20. 181 jee. Harold 115 juilar. Abel 172 nuilar, Daniel 51. 64 iuirre. Michael 82 Kins. Douglas 51. 128. 129. 169. 183. 201 ins.Jonathan 51. 64. 115. 149. 177 ins. Phillip 82. 87. 133. 148 jridge. Lance 3xander. Brett 195. 202 axander. Jennifer 82. 162. 171. 193 isky. Joseph 50. 51. 176. 177. 179. 192. 194 isky. Sander 20. 178 en. Craig 67 ’en.Kris ten. Melissa 51 .'en. Robert len Jr.. John 82 mand. Keith 19. 20. 30. 51.105.113.176.184. 0. 212 mand. William nas. Anne 20. 78. 177 t. Melissa 67. 166. 177. 184 t. Steven 51 tman. Laurie 82 varado. Christopher 82 ivarez. Eleanor 82. 139 Ivarez. Frances 51 'varez. Jimmy 67 mbrose. Amy 20. 181 mbrose. Diane 67. 139 mmons. John 20. 134. 167. 168. 178 •nrozowicz. Phillip mrozowicz. Sheri 51 nderson. Amy 51. 137. 211 nderson. Blain 67 iderson. Carl 67. 131. 193 iderson. Jill 82 iderson. Lara 67. 121. 166. 171. 180 iderson. Marlon 131. 221 iderson. Rayella 67. 193 idres. Robin. 50. 51. 178. 183. 199. 203 idrew. Lyann 51 drews. Anita 82 drews. Charles 51 .drews. Scott 192 idujar. Raul 82. 132. 133 gulo. Mari-Ellen 67 nkeney. Christopher 67 .keney. Jennifer 20. 107. 194. 198. 199. 222 mala. Lori 82 izalone. Theresa 67 •odaca. Joni 51. 143 anda. Michael 51. 172 tanda. Valerie 20 bizu. Angelina 82 rcaro, Lisa rdwin. Kim 67. 184 rellano. Armand 67 rellano. Sandra 82 rmer. Cliff 67 mold. Chris 67. 206 mold. Sherry 67 'rington. Nancy 67. 142. 195 rrowsmith. Shauna 67 i.-oyo. Leonora rtigas. Brenda ' iso. Veronica hby. Dave 67 Atwell. Chad 67. 185. 187 Audehm, Lance 82. 133 Auerbach. Amy 51. 199. 178. 198 Auerbach. Richard 67. 131. 217 Auld, Jason 20 Austin. Lucia 51. 103 Avechuco. Ben 20. 99. 180. 190 B Bader. Dwayne 20 Badonie. Rena 20. 166. 179, 177 Baez. Joann 67 Baez. Noe 82 Bagaye. Patsy 82. 139. 177 Bagley. Suzanne 68 Bagnoli. Chris 51. 126. 129. 167. 168. 183 Bahling. Lonny Bahr. Paolo 68 Bailey. Sandra 50. 51. 101. 191. 194. 189. 104 Baillie. Denise Baker. Greg 68 Balabuch. Mary Jo 82. 139 Baldock. Britt 51 Baldwin. Dan 82 Baldwin. Kelly 21. 195. 182. 162 Balizado. Aileen 82 Balizado. Alfred 21. 19. 192 Balizado. Aurora 68. 76. 107. 192. 192 Bancroft. Anne 68 Banks. David Banuelos. Christine Banuelos. Jose 82. 173 Barkac. Ann Barker. Tony 51. 142 Barnes. Dawn 21. 29. 181 Barnes. Jeff 82. 194 Barnes. Kristine 68 Barnett. Amy Barnett. Kim 68 Barnum. Anne 82. 184 Barr. Christopher 68 Barrett. Kim 68. 136. 212 Barrett. Zachary 82. 111. 122. 176 Barriga. Nancy 68. 136. 161. 197 Barrs. Gerri 68 Barry. Denene Barry. Lynn 51 Bartlett. Debbie Bartlett. Cathy 82 Bartshc. Devin Bates. Eric 82 Batten. Henry 21. 129. 183. 194. 222 Baty. Todd 21. 107. 188 Baum. William Baumgartner. Lisa 68 Bautista. Elizabeth 51 Baxley. Kim 19. 21. 29. 161. 178. 191 Beale. Dina 68 Bechtel, Tammy Becker. Joyce Beecham. Karen 166 8ello. Elizabeth Belousek, Don 21. 129. 183 Bence. James 52 Bendele. James 188 Benjamin. Jodi 68 Benjamin. Melanie 82 Bennewitz. Monicque 52. 62. 180. 182 Benson. Katie 52 Benson. Eric 83. 194 Benson. Melanie 21 Bentler. Kimberly 68 Berman. Daniel 83. 191. 192. 206 Bermudez. Reyes 52. 131. 183 Bernstein. Reggie 52 Berry. David Berry. John Berry. Lynn 65 Bertsch. Karen Bhat. Arthi 194 Bhat. Ganaraj 52. 159. 194 Bigham. Robert 68. 185 Billingsley. Tom 83 Billingsley. Charles 21. 129. 183 Bingham. Billy 83. 201 Bird. Thomas 68 Birt. Timothy Bischel. Kevin 21. 192 Bjorem. Michael 21 Black. Jeannie 83 Blackmore. Cherel 21. 122. 195 Blackmore. Devery 68. 138. 139 Bleak. Eric 83. 157 Bleak. Phillip 52. 194 Bliss. Kevin 68 Bliven. Julie 52 Bobunson. Bruce Boogner. John 68 Boettcher. Jeff 83 Bolen. Carmen 52 Bolen. Crystal 83 Bootz. Brenda 68 Boozer. Nadine 68. 91. 121. 193 Bortel. Lisa Bostic. Bobby 83 Bouma. Mark 68 Bow. Christopher 68. 155, 173. 185 Bower. Cheryl 52 Bowers. Dana 83 Bowers. Darin Bowie, Kim 52 Bowser. Shawn 52 Boyer. Natalie Boyer. Zac 201 Boylan. Susanne 83. 165. 171. 182 Boylos. Michael Brabo, Rebecca 83 Brabo. Tamara Bracy. Rob 68. 131. 169 Bradshaw. Victoria 68. 184 Brady. Edward 83 Brantner. Kristi 50. 52. 176. 208 Braun. Jodie 68. Braver. Todd 83.142.212 Bray. Vicky 21.188 Breckenridge. Emily 21. 178.180.185.186.193 Brewer. Dirk 83. 135. 194 Bronson. Lori 21 Brooks. Candace Brooks. Tina 50. 52. 121. 180. 183. 193. 209 Brown. Caroline 83 Brown. Jeffrey Brown. Kenneth 83 Brown. Robin 83 Browning. Lacy 69. 112 Bruce. Patrick 69 Bruns. John Buchner. Clifford 83 Buckley. Brian Buckley. Rhonda Budrick. Robert 69 Buerger. Kathryn 52. 104. 192 Bueti. Emanuele 83 Buoti. Polsia 83. 162 Bullock. Laura 21 Bullock. Stacie 69. 139 Buren. Brenda 52. 211 Buren. Kathie 22. 104. 174. 178. 180. 199 Burk. Colleen 69 Burk. Daniel 22 Burnette. Phillip 64 Burrell. Georganne Buseck. Susan 52. 142. 143, 193 Bustillos. Aniceto Butler. James 69. 135. 169. 184 Button. Melinda Button. Shelly 83. 195 Byers. Scott Byrd. Carrie Byrd. Tonitra 52. 177 c Cadie. Thad Caldwell. Craig Caldwell. Ed 52. 128. 129. 149, 151. 167 Caldwell. Elgin 108. 133, 152. 153. 192 Caldwell. Tracy 69. 162 Calhoon. Clayton 52. 184. 195 Calhoon. David 52. 172. 195 Calvin. Dwight Campbell. Christopher 83. 184 Campbell. Joe 52. 128. 129. 149. 150 Campbell. Julie Campbell. Lori 52 Campbell. Sharon 22. 117, 188 Campos. Alex 22 Canales. Luis 52 Canberry. Nickki 83 Cancel. Regina Canchola. Alfred 22. 32. 184, 201 Candler. Mathew Candler. Terry 167. 168. 224 Cano. Brian Canonigo. Salina 69. 75 Carl. Lamar Carles. Laura 83. 171. 182 Carlson, Bradley 69 Carney. Scott 22. 179, 188 Carpenter. Nodi 69.143.178.182.190.194. 213 Carr. Andrea Carrasco. John Carrethers. Kenneth 219 Carrillo. Mary Anne 83 Carroll. Andrea 52 Carroll. Deborah 69. 195. 210 Carroll. Gylone 83 Carter. Diana Cartwright. Carina 69. 178. 194 Cartwright. Sean 69 Caruso. Michael 53. 155. 167 Cary. Trisha Casas. Carole 50. 53. 107. 198. 199 Casas. Rudolph 83 Castaneda. Sandra 83. 92 Castillo. Nancy Castricone. Lois 84 Castricone. William Cavaleri. Joey 69.118 Celaya. Andrew 22. 123. 172 Celaya. Kevin 22. 219 Celaya. Randy 53 Celaya. Tony 68. 69. 172 Cerra. Nora 69. 136. 165 Chandler. Rene 84. 180 Chandler. Jerry 69. 195 Charles. Kirk 69 Chico. Darrin 53. 65. 129. 183 Chin. Margaret Chinner. Amy 69 Christee. John 53. 155. 156. 157. 159 Christensen. John 22. 122 Christian. John 84 Christiansen. Jane 84 Christiansen. Karen 69. 194 Christiansen. Stephen 22 Christiansen. Sharee 84. 184 Church. Paul 53 Church. Bill 84 Cione. Brian Clapp. Lisa 84 Clark. Arlinda 84. 143 Clark. Carrie 84. 206 Clark. Daniel 22 Clark. Joel 69 Clark. Marie 84. 136. 171. 182 Clark. Matthew 22. 188 Clark. Micheal Clark. Miya 69 Clark. Ruthann 22. 195 Clemons. Christy 84 Coburn. Dale 69 Cochran. Robert 69. 131 Cody. Dana 84 Coen. Robert Coffeen. Thomas 84. 184. 194 Coggins. Janice 53 Colbert. Joann 69 Colbert. Kim 22. 164 Colbert. Mark 84. 121. 163 Coleman. Danielle 122. 188 Coleman. Janese 22 Coleman. Ketra 22. 101. 178 Coleman. Patricia Coleman. Ronald 84. 140. 159. 192. 195 Collins. Daphne 69. 191. 193 Collens. John 84 Collins. Kelly 53 Conant, Scott 84. 133. 148 Conant. Todd 84. 133. 148. 169 Conkel. Tarhl Connaughton. Evelyn 69. 217 Connaughton. Thomas 23 Conrad. Barbara 69. 139, 174 Conrad. Robert 23. 129 Contreras. Robert 53. 172 Conway. Betty Jean 53 Conway. Brenda 69 201 Conway. Gina 70. 171. 193 Conway. Venus 23. 101. 121. 193 Cook. Victoria 70 Coombe. Warner Coomer. David 53 Cooney. Corinna 53. 136. 177 Coppock. David Corban. Ricky Corella. Claudia 23. 98 Corella. Rogelio 70. 107. 131. 147. 167. 168 Corp. Sandra 70 Cortez. Frankie 84 Coryea, Scott 84 Costello. Lisa 53. 178 Cota. Frank 53 Cota. Henry Courrier, Stacey 70 Cowles. Chris 84 Cowley. Colleen 19. 23. 44. 182 Coyle. Alaine 70 Crabtree. Marilyn 84 Crabtree. Marion Craft. Lauren 84. 195 Craig. Sabrina 70. 178. 191. 193. 203 Crammel. Ted Crammer. Kim 23 Crammer. Michelle 70 Creazzo. Frances Cribbs. David 155 Cronin. Martha 84. 165. 180 Cronin. Paul 53. 177. 180 Crosland. Michelle 84 Cross. Renita 84. 206 Croye. James Cruz. Paul 42. 123. 128. 129. 183 Cuesta. Samuel 84 Culpepper. Phil 180 Cummins. Dale 53 Curtis. Bradley 70. 71. b107. 131. 213 Curtis. Dorothy 21. 70 Cuthbertson. Sharon Cutler. Valina 53. 201 D Dabell. Andrea 70. 174 Daggett. Richard 70 Daggett. Robyn 85. 143. 201 Dahill. Shane 85 Dahill. Troy 70 Dale. John 53. 131 Dale. Laura 70 Dale. Vincente Dammier. Charles Dan. Rose Dana. Ricky 23 Dandoy. Jolyn 53. 137. 164. 170, 210 Daniels. Patricia 70 Dare. Albert 11,77 Dargan. Ann 23 Davey. Brenda 19. 23. 160, 178. 195. 214 David. Michael Davidson. Daniel 70 Davidson. Kevin 53 Davidson. Paula 23. 43. 101. 110. 181. 224 Davidson. Shelly 53.182.206.211 Davis. Bill 179 Davis. Denning 70 Davis. Derrick 70. 177 Davis. Heather 23. 38 Davis. Howard Davis. Jennie 54. 184 Davis. Julie 85 Davis. Kelly 23. 195 Davis. Kevin Davis. Mary Davis. Paul 85. 190 Davis. Renee 54. 137. 177 Davis. William 179 Day. Mary 85 Deanda. Lydia 85. 181 Debow. Verna 85. 197 Decker. Mark Dehn, Wendy Deikenes. Tony Delbenes. Antonio 85 Delmore. Lance 54 Deneui. Daven 23. 190 Denham. Deryn 23. 42. 164. 170 Denham. Dustin 85 Denk. Thomas 23. 188. 189 Desnoyer, Brian 85. 201 Dick. Julie 70. 180. 190 Dimas. Ronnie 85 Dodd. Roy 128. 129 Dodge. Donna 23. 184 Dodge. John 70 Doerning. Sharon 85. 171 Doherty. Thomas Doney. Eugenia 54. 182 Donohoe. Susan 24. 196 Donovan. Lisa 192 Dorrill. Jacqueline 70 Dostalik. Kathleen 70. 178. 182. 185. 186 Dougherty. Jeff 70 Dougherty. Paula 54 Douglas. Danielle 24. 46. 179 Dovi. Cheryl 54. 222 Downing. Yvette Drew. Thomas 85. 188 Dukepoo. Frank 85 Dulaine. DeDo 24. 104. 185. 186. 195 Duncan. David 85 Duncan. Rebecca 54 Duncan. Steve Duncan. Steven 85 Dunlap. Jerry 85. 201 Dupuis. John 54 Durbin. Lisa 24. 47 Durbin. Theresa 24 Dutko. Jennifer Dykeman. Dawn 54 E Early. Allen 70. 122 Edin. Mikel 54. 147 Edwards. Cathy 85 Edwards. Freddie 85. 118. 131. 169 Edwards. Jeffrey 24 Edwards. Sally Eggert. Tina 70. 143. 171 Elifritz. Elizabeth Elkovitch. Brian 54. 188 Ellis. Denise 85 Ellison. Jerry 24.198 ner, Rhonda 24 lenhiser. Oavid lenhiser. Jamie iery. Mark 54. 188 ciso. Annette 67. 71. 178. 198. 199 gelen. Chris 54. 58. 194 gelen. Michelle 85 glcbert. Laurie 85 glebert. Susan 85 riquez. Dennis 54. 134 riquez. Lori 124 riquez. Marcos sworth. John 54, 194 perlein. Karen 24. 179 iardt. John 71. 128. 130. 171. 213 Tardt. Rhonda 19. 24. 160. 170. 176. 178 4 in. Marshall 54 calante. William helman. Amy 24. 46. 194. 198. 199 helman. Mark 71.217 linger. Steven 24. 118. 129. 183 parza. Connie 85 parza. Paul7l pinoza. Amanda pinoza. Connie pinoza. Joseph 24 pinoza. Leanne 85 pinoza. Michelle 54 pinoza. Ruben 173 sitty, Larry enborough. Trevor 54 ans. Anthony 24 ans. Antonea 54. 171, 182 ans. Kenneth ans. Thomas ans. Tina 71. 136. 170 F as. Anna Rachel 71. 177 as. Eric 85 rbanks. John 54 termeier. Anthony 85 tica. David 191. 193 usel. Anthony 85 jsel, Joseph dorchak. Kari 54 es. John 64. 71. 103. 105. 107. 113. 128 ). 178. 224 Timore. Kimberly 24. 48. 110. 120. 123. 194 $ ’nandez. Rodrick rra. Jason 54 -rell. Michael 54. 192 Tell. Rick 86. 201 Herman. Dana 54 dler. Kellie 71. 161. 194 Ids. Kimberley sler. Charles 71 sier. Michael es. Judith 86 ingam. Katherine 86 ie. Beth 181 ik. Kendall her. Steven 25 ke. Michelle 86 nagan. Dustan 54. 140. 159. 192 nagan. James 25. 155. 156. 159. 195. 216 nnery. Anita 54 nnery. Maureen 25 ming. Brian ming. Chris 86 ming. Jesse res. April res. Delia res. Lisa res. Pamela 25. 177. 180. 199. 193 res. Richard 83. 86. 131. 132. 133. 173 ey. Tracey 55 •ce. Tina 25. 181 rister. Jeffrey 71. 173________________ Forner. Josef 86 Forrester. Karen 71, 185. 186 Foster. Mark 86. 133. 148. 169 Foster. Vicki Foulk. David 71 Fouquette. David Fox. Robert Franco. James 86. 154. 173 Franco. Mike Frasier. Michael Frederick. Mark 55 Freeman. John 86 Friend. Camille 81. 86 Frischknecht. Amy 71. 178. 194. 206 Frizzell. Carrie 25. 114. 178. 198. 199 Frost. Herbert 71. 131 Frost. Kenneth 71. 131. 147. 169. 210 Fuggins. Daesha 180 Fuggins. Seanterel 86 Fullmer. Abe 55. 149 Fullmer. Steve 86. 154 Furnish. Katy 70. 71. 142. .143. 194 Gabelli. Robin 25. 108. 166. 179 Gaitin. Andrea Gaitin. Benjamin Galindo. Anthony 71 Gallup. Brad Gamboa. Gwen 86 Gamboa. Roy 71 Gandy. Kimberly Garcia. Carla 71. 139 Garland. Debra55 Garrison. Karlene 86. 180 Garten. Michelle Gauna. Chris 86. 133. 148. 173 Gavin. Troy Gay. Shianne 55. 170. 194 Gaynett. Christine 25. 171. 188. 189 Geller, Cynthia 25. 181 Geller. Jeff 71. 131 Geller. Tamra 86. 197 Genant, Renee 71. 184 Gerstenberger. Jill 71 Gesky. Daniel Gibbons. Margaret 71 Gibbs. David 86 Gibson. Eva 86. 192 Gieger. Lisa Gilder. Maurice Gilles. Jeff 71 Gilmartin. Leo 55. 63. 149. 180 Gilsdorf. Daniel 195 Gittings. Suzanne 25. 178. 181. 212 Glasscosk. Cameron Gochnour. Daniel 71 Goggin. Donna 25. 181 Goggin. Lynne 86 Goitia. Melissa 55. 178. 183. 184. 187. 191 206. 207 Golden. Dorina 86 Goldsberry. Keith Goldtooth. Judine 55. 177 Goletz. Sharon 182 Golianis. Paul 71 Golish. Teresa 25. 181 Golleher, Georgia Gollubier. Brian 71. 184 Gomez. Johnny 25.179 Gomez. Laura 86 Gonzales. Daniel 55 Gonzales. Denise Gonzales. John 71 Gonzalez. Debra Ann 86 Gonzalez. Dolores 86. 217 Goodloe. Joann 55 Goodthunder. Tony 86. 133 Gooslin. Guy 71 Gordon. Rodger 72 Gorman. Jason 86_________________________ Gotts. Laura 192 Grammar. Jayme 19. 32. 49. 110. 176. 225 Grampo. Kristine 72 Grantham. Kim 72. 107. 188. 189 Gray. Miranda 18. 55 Gray. Rebecca 72. 178. 180. 191. 193 Greeley. Randall 25. 34. 44. 134. 167. 178 194. 205 Greeley. Vanessa 72. 206 Green. Terry 72 Greene. William 55. 173. 185 Greer. Louise 55. 142. 143. 180 Grefe. Michelle 72 Gremmel. Ted 86. 154 Grider. Jeri Griffin. Andrew 87. 184 Griffin, Sheri 19. 26. 47. 114. 181 Griffin. Tyrena 26. 55. 104. 184 Griffith. Renee 26. 195. 210 Grimsley. Allen 55. 131. 146 Grimsley. Collette 55. 206 Grimsley. Lori 19. 26. 101 Grissom. Barry 55 Gritz. Stephen 55 Grosso. Jennifer 87. 197 Groves. Robert Gude. William Guerra. Jessica 72. 190 Guinouard. Donna 26 Gullo. Lisa 87 Gurule. Frank Gustafson. James 87. 192 Gustafson, Kenneth 87. 133. 154. 173 Gutierrez. Raquel 50. 55. 117, 183. 191. 203 209 Hackett, Tim 55 Hadley. Cynthia 87. 201 Haggard. Patty 55. 176. 198. 199 Halbert. Tonya 72 Halinski. Patrick 87 Hall. Christopher 72 Hall. Diane 26 Hall. Fenn 55 Hall. John 72 Hall. Patrick 72 Hall. Roger 135 Hall. Timothy 72. 192. 194 Hall. William 26 Hallinan. William 87 Halsey. Michelle 55 Halstead. John 26. 115. 201 Halstead. Tammy 87. 185 Hamilton. Darwin 24. 26. 184. 187. 190. 201 210 Hamilton. Richard 87, 95. 133 Hand. Dwayne Hanks. Patrick 26. 134. 167. 168. 224 Hanna. Brian 72. 135. 142 Hanna. Gail Hanson. Jeff 87. 163 Hanson. Julie 26. 178, 193 Harding. Matthew Hardy. Janette Harkins. Kathryn 72. 185. 186 Harman. Ober 72 Harmon. Terri 87. 188. 189 Harms. Stephanie 72. 104. 164. 197 Harrell. Dean 87 Harrell. Donovan Harrington. Mike 26. 157 Harris. Jimmie 87 Harris. Lara Harris. Peter 55. 206 Harryman. Dale Hart. Nadine 56. 143 Hartin. Debbie 72. 171. 192 Hartley. Christopher 72 Haskell. Georgia 26 Hassett. Elaine 87. 139. 166. 171. 182. 206 Hassett. John 26. 172 Hatch. Holly 72 Hathauvy. Yin 87 Hauge. Courtney 87. 184 Haver. John 56 Haver. Joe 87.133.173 Haverland. Cindy 87 Hayes. Karen 72 Hayes. Simon Heedum. Judy 26. 179, 181 Hegarty. Shib 26. 199 Hehr. Jacqueline 72 Hehr. Michael 56. 129 Heil, Donna 87 Held. Leann 72. 185. 186 Helmstadter. Elizabeth 87 Helmstadter. Timothy 72 Hendrickson. Jennifer 26, 119. 120. 123, 137 164. 170 Hendrix. Ray 56. 131 Heng. Vicheavuth Hennings. Denise 87 Henry. Adrienne 87. 166. 171. 182 Henry. Diane 179. 193 Henry. Milos 87. 152. 153 Hensley. Sheila 72. 139. 171. 221 Henson. Melinda 56.101.118.199 Hepp. Jerome 27. 127. 129. 146. 183 Herald. Heather Hernandez. Antonio 72. 131. 147 Hernandez. Marcos 73 Hernandoz. Richardo 87. 133. 154 Hernandez. Ruperto 52. 56. 147 Hernandez. Louie 56 Hershberger. Vernon 56. 158 Hess. Darrell 56.115.131.159 Hess. Heidi Hesseltine. Vicki 188. 189 Hestenes. Anna 87. 164. 191 Heywood. Lawrence 27. 45. 149 Heywood. Leland 27. 45. 110. 119. 120. 121 123.149 Hicks. Naijo 88 Hiett. Kelly 88. 133 Higgins. Brian 181 Hill. Marsha Hill. Scott 88 Hilstrom. Shane 88. 154 Hilton. Bradly 73 Hinckle. Gina 73. 217 Hinckle. Robert Hinkel. Erica 88. 214 Ho. Elaine 73 Hodge. Mark 73. 195 Hodges. Michael 27. 185 Hodgson. Jennifer 73 Hoffman. Glenda 56 Hoffman. Jenny 73, 139. 166. 180 Hoffman. Rebecca 27. 102. 117. 193. 217 Hoffman Jr. John 27 Holcomb, Kammie 56 Holden. Ann 88 Holden. Gayla 88. 171. 182 Holder. Manuel Holder. Michael 129. 167 Holguin. Teresa 56 Holland. Chrystie 73 Holland. Mark 88 Holland. Robert Holland. Ty 73. 127. 129. 152. 169 Holley. Judi 88 Holloway. Randy 88. 180. 194 Holtfrerich. David 56. 194 Hombaker. Charles 73 Hooks. Chinnese 27. 112 Hooks. Regina 73. 184 Hoopes. Curtis 27 Hoopes. Sharon 73. 122. 197 Hoover. Wendy 73 Horvath. Robert 56 Horvath. Sharon 73 Housel. Philip 88. 157 Housteen, Lillian 27 Hovey. Sarah 73. 139. 164. 170 Howard. Bobbie 73 Howard. Kenneth 73. 147 Howard. Kimberly 73. 188, 189 Howard, Preston 73 Howard. Staci 88. 165. 196. 197 Howell. Kimberly 27. 181. 195 Howell Jr. Steven 88. 173 Huerta. Maria 19. 27. 45. 182 Huffman. John 56. 203 Hughes. Chere 88 Hughes. Chris 73 Hughes. Jerry Hughes. Peggy 56 Hull. Roger 88 Humphrey. John 56 Hunsinger. Amber 88 Hunsinger. Keith 56. 115. 129. 147. 194 Hunt. Shauna 56 Huston. Eric 73 Hyatt. John 87. 88. 90 I Idso. Grant 155. 157 Imhoff. Leah 56 Imperiale. Angela 104. 181 Imperiale. Tony 56 Ingraham, Charity loia. Mark 56 Ipe. Richard 73 Israel Daren 88. 174 Iverson Vicki 73 Jackson. Denise 73. 165. 221 Jackson. Derek 56 Jackson. Jade 88. 192 Jakel. Kevin 56 Jakel. Roy James. Deborah 73 James. Dennis 19. 23. 27. 34. 42. 105. 106. 109 110. 113. 125. 128. 129. 144. 145. 179. 206 James. Gwendolyn 88. 139 James. Lavon 88 James. Lawrence 88. 133 Jameson. Deborah 73 Jancewicz. Eric 203 Jancewicz. Robin 56 Jankowski. Michael 73 Jantz Jr.. Kenneth 56. 157. 195 Jaquez. Lena Jara. Alvaro 57 Jarvi. Dorothea 88. 136. 166 Jarvis. Dwight 57 Jarvis. Michele 88. 139. 165 Jaskowski. Janet 73 Jennings. Charles 73 Jenson. Donald Jickess. Joanne 27 Jimenez. Danny 73 John. Elisa Johnson. Agnes Johnson. Brian 57. 167. 190 Johnson. Craig 57. 173 Johnson. David 88 Johnson. Deborah 27 Johnson. James 57. 129 Johnson. Lisa 50. 57. 117. 176. 179. 183. 196 197. 206. 207. 219 Johnson. Nicole 88 Johnson Jr.. Warren 185 Jones. Allan Jones. Anthony 28 Jones. George Jones. Greg 88. 133. 148. 169. 185 Jones. Jeff 73. 194 Jones. Kris Jones. Trish 57. 120. 160. 184 Jones. Steve 57. 157 Jones. Terrie 74___________________________ Jordan. Shannon 89 Jordan. Tammie 74. 188. 189 Joseph. David Judd. Deawna 57. 195 Judd. Laura 81. 89. 165 Judge. Danette 57. 195 Judie. Marsha Julian. Glenn 89. 157. 211 Julian. Shana 89. 191 Junion. Ann 28. 181 Junion. Dan 57. 188. 189. 209 K Kadri. Kari 74 Kaib. James Kaib. Susan 57. 166. 184 Kaminsky. Bethel 28. 99. 180. 191 Kamkar. Homayoun 28 Keck. Karen 19. 28. 181. 182. 217. 222 Kehne. Kevin 89. 108 Kehne. Tracy Keith. Alan Kelley. Christina 57 Kelley. John 89. 133. 148. 169 Kempster. Clinton 74 Kempton. Kevin 89. 201 Kendall. Scott 28 Kendall. Shawn 89 Kennedy. Carol 74. 185. 186 Kennedy. Debra 74 Kennedy. Tim 57. 185. 201 Kennemer. Tammi 89 Kent. Robyn Kentera. Kris 28 Kerr. Mike 74. 135. 194 Kessler. Melody 89 Kettel. Angelina Ketterer. Jacquelyn 89 Ketterer. Vickie 74. 190 Kettle. Christine 57 Kettle. Robert Kettle. Robert Kimberlin. Deborah 89. 191 Kimberlin. Pam King. Gary 57 King. Myron 74. 152. 153 King. Todd 74 Kingsbury. Terry Kinsley. Cathy 28 Kinsley. Charlotte 28. 203 Kinyon. Tracy 89. 197 Kirby. Dennis 74 Kirchner. Gina 28. 104. 189. 209 Kittock. Stanley 28 Kitts. Cheryl 89 Kitts. Richard 74. 180. 201 Kleinman. Craig 57 Klosterman. James Klosteman. Michele 28. 185. 186 Kneadler. Kelly 89. 171 Kneadler. Kim 57 Knight. James Knoche. 8eth 89. 162 Knoche. Kathy 57. 137. 194 Knutson. Brenda 74 Knutson. Sheila Kohout, Jeffrey Kominska. Todd Kortsen. Kevin 57. 172 Koszyk. Karyn 57 Koszyk. Timothy 57 Krinsley. Brian 28 Kronengold. Eric 57. 129. 173. 183 Krum. Kurt 89. 173 Kulbeth. Shelly 74 Kusche. Becky 74.77.171.203 Kush. Matthew 69. 74. 131. 195 Kuzmich. Anastasia 89. 184. 221 Kuzmich. James 57 L .aLonde. Steve 89. 188. 189 .aake. David 89. 190 .aboy. Karen 89 .aforce. Michelle 57 .amantia. Daniel 57 .amantia. John .amberty. Nikki .ancer. Cheryl 28. 179. 192 .ancer. Shawn 89. 192 .anderos. Michael .andrum, Clarence .aninga. Albie 29. 188 .arsen. Vance 58 .assiter. Michael 89. 133, 173. 185 .aw. Rustie 74 .aw. Stephen 58 .awrence. Kathi 89 .azenby. Lisa 89 .ea. Frederick 58. 193 .eadbetter. Bobbi 58. 143 .eadbetter, Jori 58. 161 .ee. Jody 29. 181 .ee. Kirby 58 .ennon. Paula 58. 193. 194 .eon. Sandy 74 .eon. John .evan. Deborah 74 .evario. Anna 179 .evshin. Olga 74. 180 .ewandowski. Christie 89. 201 .ewandowski, Raymond 90 .ewenstein. Thomas 58 .ewis. Eric 126. 129. 152 .ewis. Jenny 29. 181 .ewis. Melanie 90 .ewis. Robert 58 .ewis. Shannon 201 Lewis. Steve 130. 131. 69 .iddile. Craig 90. 193. 201 .iddile. Georgetta 29. 121 .iddle. Deanna .ieberman. Linda 90. 104. 176. 191 .iliental. Dorota .iliental. Joanna 74. 177, 194 .im. Dara 74 .indholm. Eric .ipinski, David 58. 149. 150. 151 .ippincott. Charles 58 .ittle, Jennifer 90. 136. 201 .ittle. Laurie 29.43.118.120 ively. Mark 90 .ivingston. Carla 29. 137. 164. 170 .ivingston. Karen 90. 139, 164, 171 izarraga. Esmeralda oftin. Robert onetree. Daryl 58. 135 .ong. Amy 58. 65. 103 .ong. Kim 74 ongchase. Lori onghi. Steve 74 .ongwell. Edwin 90. 142. 157. 201 opez. Libey 90 opoz. Louann 74 ovejoy. Tom 90. 188 owder. Tammy 90 uhm. Jason 90 ujan, Donna 74 und. Robert 29. 149 uton. Beatrice 74. 165 y. Khon 75 yman. Regina 29 yman. Rohanda 75 ynch. Leah 21. 29 ynch. Peggy 29. 122. 195. 210 ynch. Michael ynn. Lisa 29 yons, Alison 29. 104 yons. Denise 90 M Macagnone. Patricia Macaluso. Marc 90 Maclean. Margo 39. 75. 161. 213 Maclean. Mathew Madison. Nicola 90. 171 Mahan. Daryl 58 Mahedy. Kevin 75 Mahoney. Ally 29. 47. 203 Mahr. Mary 90 Mahr Jr.. Robert Maldonado. Ricardo 172 Malone. Duff Manfredi. Anthony 75 Manfredi. Christie Manered. Crystal 90 Mann. Jolene 29. 117. 176. 178. 205 Mannell. Julia Mansfield. Victoria Marinelli. Peter Markiewicz. Jeffery Markoff. Stephanie 58 Marsettc. Dale Scott Marshall. Bonnie 75. 101 Martin. Amy 30. 181 Martin. Cherelle 90 Martin. Jami Martin. Jennifer 75. 142. 143. 184 Martin. Jennifer 90. 191. 194 Martin. Kathryn 90 Martin, Linda 209 Martin. Neil 50. 58. 105. 113. 115. 176. 177 178. 179. 194. 225 Martin. Sheila Martin, Terry 58 Martindale. Darla 75. 171, 178 Martindale. Denise 75, 171. 178. 197 Martinez. Alan 28. 30. 42. 49 Martinez. Anthony Martinez. Martin Martinez. Matthew 30 Martinez. Paul Martinez. Vince 30. 120. 194 Martiniak. Dina 26. 30 Martino. Carol 75 Massey. David Mathes. Shawshana 90 Matthews. John 58 Matthews. Vance 90 Maxfield. Jon 90 Maxwell. Joy Maxwell. Kelly 90. 171 May. Debbi 30. 181 May. William Maynard. Patricia 75. 184 Mayorga. Marie 57, 58. 64. 176 Mazon, Adam Mazon. Yvonne 75. 136 Mazza. Glen 58 McCowan. Keethon 75. 191 McAdams. Adams 58. 135. 169 McBrayer. Jefferson 50. 193. 225 McBride. Karen 221 McCabe. Wayne 58. 169 McCart. Tracey McCarter. Genevieve 90. 201 McCarter. Neal 58 McClendon. Katherine 58 McClendon. Shariee 166. 171, 193 McCleve. Tonya 75. 199 McClung. Debby 75 McCord. Chandes McCorkle. Susan 59. 171. 203. 204 McCray. Scott 118 McCray. Karen 75. 185. 186 McCrory. Russell 75 McDaniel. Scott McDonald. Marcela 75. 139, 164. 194 McDonough. Jill 73. 75. 178. 182. 185. 186 McDowell. Stephanie 75 McGarvin, Tracey 59. 178 McGarvin, William 75 McGaw. Amy 75. 107. Ill, 138. 139, 160. 176 McKay. Brian 59, 173 McKenzie. Margaret 30 McKenzie. Patricia 30 McKern. Brian 30. 39 McKersie. Richard 30 McLamb. Jeffery McLenon. Sharie 59 McNerney. Joseph 75 McNerney. Matthew 91. 96 McVaugh, Kent 91. 154 McVaugh. Matthew 59. 188 McWhirtor. Mark 91. 195 McWilliams. Julia 30. 57. 164 McWilliams. Marci 59. 206 Medecke. Gwendolyn 76. 193 Meier. Joe 30. 184 Melvin. Drew Mendez. Chris 91 Mendez. Teresa 91 Mendoza. Erma 59. 161 Mendoza. Molly 91. 139. 171. 182 Menze. Gina Menze. Kim 59. 192 Menze. Penny Mercado. Carol Mercado. David 76 Morcado. Gigi Mercado. Priscilla 91 Merican, Char 91. 194 Merican. Charles 76 Merrill. Carl 91 Merrill. Jackie 76 Merrill. Mike 76 Mesbergen, David 76 Mesbergen. Mike 30 Metos. Melissa 30 Meyer. Katherine Meyer. Shelley 50. 54. 59. 178. 196 Meyer. Susan 59 Micalizio. Carlo 76. 190 Milburn. Daniel 57. 59. 169 Miles. Paula Miles, Sheri Miller. Brian Samuel 76 Miller. Dawn 30 Miller. Deborah 59 Miller. James 30. 134.172. 178 Milo. Shawn Miltun. Heidi 76. 194 Miltun. Mark 30. 31. 38. 120. 123. 110. 149 150. 151 Minford. Scott Minniti, Kris 31 Miranda. Lisa 76. 197 Miranda. Ronnie Mitchell. Amy 76. 114. 139. 171. 176. 194 Mitchell. Donald 91 Mogyoros. Melony Moloney. Alice 59. 182. 194. 203 Monsey. Aaron 76 Monson. Mary 91 Montalvo. Joe 59 Montana. Anna Maria 76 Montana. David Montanez. Paul 59 Monti. Michael 76 Moody. Gregory 59 Mooney. Kristina 59. 178. 192, 193. 194 Moore. Jo 91 Moore. Lisa 59 Moore. Theresa 91 Morales. Guy 91. 148 Morales. John Moran. Tony 59 Moreno. Camie Moreno. Ernie 59 Moreno. Michael 76. 131. 173 Morey. Doug 76______________________________ Morgan. James 31. 129, 180. 183 Morgan. Laura 76, 103. 104. 142. 143. 194 Morgan. Rebecca 91 Morris. Cheri 59. 192 Morris. Henry Morris. Holly 59. 176. 178. 179. 196 Morris. Jeffrey 59 Morrison. Jennifer 161. 162. 180. 201 Morrison. Richard 91 Morrison. Samantha 31 Morton. Mark 76, 156. 157 Mosley. Doris 59. 104. 193 Moss. Dawn 31. 142. 143 Moulton. Amy 91. 188. 189. 225 Moulton. Shane 91 Moya. Anthony 59. 217 Mueller. Kurt 31. 172 Muellei. Laura 76 Muller., Shauna 76 Mullen. Karen 91. 171 Mullis. Christina 76. 139. 194 Mun. Su Munn. David 31 Munoz. Nicholas 76 Munroe. Michael 76 Murphy. Jenni 76 Murphy. Walter 76 Murray, Charles 76. 188. 190 Murray, Frank 31 Murray. Joe 31. 129 Murray. Paula 76. 136. 193 Murrietta. John Murrietta. Tony 77 Murrietta Jr.. Frank 77. 130. 131. 153. 169 Myers. Janet 91 Myers. Michael 91. 142 N Nagarkar. Sumant 31. 158 Naidal. Charles Nash. Thomas 31. 134. 168. 178 Natseway. Thomas 91. 133 Neil. Ruben 167 Neil. Jeanie 91 Nelson. Amanda 117 Nelson. Christopher 77. 152 Nelson. Susie 77. 143 194 Ner. Su Ly 91 Nesbitt. Cody 77. 128. 129. 169 Newell. Larry 31. 134 Newman. Tim 91. 133. 144. 146. 201 Newman. Tina 59. 199 Nguyen. Hon 91 Nice. Todd Nichols. Christine 60. 193 Nichols. Cory 31 Nicholson. David 31 Nickell. Paul 91 Nieblas. Frances 31. 104. 179. 190. 203 Nielsen. Michael 188 No Horse. Rosalie Noback. Marni 77 Noble. Denise 91 Noftz. Robert 92 Noperi. Octavio 92 Norberg. Eric 92. 169. 211 Norberg. Michael 25. 31. 46. 110. 120. 123 149. 151 Nordman. Shelli 77 Norton. Desseree 32 Norwood. Ray 32. 149. 150 Nottingham. Jay 77 Novia. Lisa 60 Nunez. Vicky 77 Nyquist. Lori 32 Obray. Connie 19. 32. 45 Ochoa. Christine Ocvirek. Carolyn 77. 171 Odom. Penny 32. 104. 181 Ogurek, Vincent 77 Oliphant. Scott 92. 157 Olson. Bruce 60 Olson. John 32 Olson. Robert Olson. Shauna 77. 194. 196. 197 Olvera. Patrick 77 Ong. Darren 32 Ooton. Stephen 92. 95 Openshaw, Kai 60. 129 Ordaz. Kimberly 92. 139 Orlando. Nicholas 192 Orman. Robyn 77. 199 Ortega. James Ortiz. Noel Ortiz. Jr..Frank 60 O'Connor. David O'Connor. Tom O'Hair. Kerry-Sue O'Neal. Sean 60 Otterstedt III. John 60 Otting. Marianne 32. 142. 143. 179. 195. 210 Otto, Tracey Overson, Suzanne 32. 98 P Pace. Albert 60 ■ Pacheco. Sheree 92 Padilla. Louie 77 Palais. Michael 92. 135 Palewich. Cynthia 77. 180. 194 Pallas. Niki 32. 178. 225 Palomo. Lina 92 Panter. Robert 92 Parke. Richard 92 Parkhurst, Craig 92. 93 Parkhurst. Jerry 77 Parks. Neil 60 Parrott. Danny 32 Pascoe. Tiffany 60 Patel. Bharat 77 Patterson. Barbara Pearson. Don 60 Peck. Cindi 60. 107. 206 Peck. James Pena. Elida 92 Peralta. Greg 77. 129 Perez. Lorraine 77 Perkins. Jeff 32. 129 Perkins. Jill 92 Perkinson. Brian 60 Perkinson. Rebecca 77. 184 Perling, Matthew Perlow. Rhonda 92 Peters. Martha 60 Peterson. Daniel Peterson. Timothy Petrocco. Teddy 32 Pettinato. Daniel 77 Pham. Tru Phillips. Laura Phillips. Michel 60 Phillips. Shelly 77 Pho. Linh 77 Piatt. Andy 60. 185. 201 Picinich. John 92 Pickrell, James 92. 185 Picone. Eugene 72. 77. 131. 185 Pierce. Joanne 77 Pike. Barbara 77. 104 Pike. Tim 92. 154 Pile. Lara 92 Pinder. Jill 77. 136 Pizzi. Suzanne 77. 136. 206. 207 Platt. Chris 60 Platt. Taralee 77 Ploughe. Tim Plunkett. Susan 32. 195 Pogue. Glenn 25. 32. 43. 110. 149. 150. 151 Polish. Joseph Poole. Deirdre 77 Porter. Jason Porter. Rachelle 78. 178 Potter. Byron Potter. Michael 78 Potts. John 129. 133 Potts. Larry Poulter. Tina 33 Prather. Kyla 78 Preston. Tracy Prewitt. Deborah 78. 184. 206 Price. David 78. 140 Price. Karen 60 162. 178. 179. 201 Price. Lori 92.171.193.201 Price. Ronald 201 Pridonoff. George 78 Pritchett. Stephanie Proctor. Deanna Pullar. Darren 84. 92 Pullar, Diane 60 Pyron. Roger 60. 190 Q Quihuis. Benny 78 D Raabe. Anthony 92 1 Radcliff. Leroy Radcliff. Theresa 78. 217 Radcliffo. Toni 78. 139 Radtke. Todd Ragan. Colleen Ragan. Sean 78 Railey. Jamie Raley. Brian Raley. Richard Raley. Shannon Rail. Jay Rail. Joy Ramierez. Gloria Ramirez. Antonio 78. 131 Ramirez. Ramon 78 Ramirez. Robert 28. 181 Ramirez. Rosendo Ramsey. Jill 184 Ramsey. Lisa Randall. Anne 92. 143. 171, 182 Randolph. Katheryn 180 Rasmussen. Brent 20. 190 Rasmussen. Shelby 92. 162 Ratcliffe, Diane 60. 185. 186 Rathburn. Kurt 60 Rawls. Dia 60. 180 Reeves. Darrel Regan. Debbie Reginato. Christopher 156. 157. 178 Reginato. Michael 61. 178. 192 Reich. Michael Reid. Jane 92 Renfrow. Gary 61 Renfrow. Larry 61 Renfrow. Timothy Renteria. Jorge Replogie. Brent 92. 185 Richard. Arthur Richards. Jamie Richards. John Richardson. Jimmy 92 Richardson. Vernon 61. 178. 185. 194 Richardson. Wayne Rico. Alica Ridgway. Stephen 78 Riethman. Robert 129 Riffle. John 192 Riffle. Michael Riggins. Beth 61. 184 Riggs. Steven Ring. Gregory Riordan. Patrick 78 Risner. Angela Holly Ritze. Timothy 61 Rivera. Christina 181 Rivera. Raul 92 Robinson. Annette78. 180. 184 Robinson. Bruce ibinson. Daniel 61. 152 ibinson. Jill 192, 197 )dgers. Jessica dgers. Susan idriguez. Fernando 61 idriguez. John idriguez. Juan 78. 146 idriguez. Louie 61 driguez. Mark 78. 130. 131 driguez. Martin 146. 178. 219 idriguez. Michelle 61. 199 driguez. Ray driguez. Rene 139. 182 driguez. Rhonda idriguez. Roger )driguez. Rosalind 61 idriguez, Ruben idriguez. Stephanie 78 e. Asa ie. Kenyon 61 •eseke. Carmelina 78. 171 igers. Boyd 22. 190 igers. Genii igers. Keith igers. Lisa 55. 61. 194 hde. Eric 154 11. Guy 78. 105. 107. 152. 176. 178 II. Luke 34. 129 illier. Matthew 148 illins. Christy 61 illins, David 176 illins. Janee 34.42.49.98.106.109.110.137. 0. 176 llins. Keith 34 mero. Paul 61 mney. Ronny 78 sales. Cecelia 171. 182 sales. Joseph 78. 201 se. Michael 154. 219 secrans. Tena 78 sell. David 34. 129 senbaum. Chris 34 wberry. Paul zcll. Lee 34. 43. 129 e. Michael elas. Tony 61 iz. Arnold 61. 65 iz. Arthur 61 iz. Augie 61 iz. Paul G. 61 iz. Paul Jeffery iz. Rosalie 34. 117. 198. 199 iz Jr.. Arnold 184 le. Holly 78. 201 nyan. Tracey pert. Rebecca 61. 65. 176. 196 pert. Susan ston Kathryn 61. 198. 199 erson. Jeff azar. Dennis 61 w azar. Michael azar. Patrick 78. 178. 192. 194 ichez. Christopher 72. 78 ichez. Dennis ichez. Raymond 28 ids. Teryl 78.118.136.157 isone. David 78 itos. Michelle 93 itosuosso. Lynne 93. 139 geant. Jill 93 kany. Andrea 61 ier. Leann 34 jer. Michael 93. 105. 135 vdy. Paula 19. 34. 110. 120. 176. 190 irboro. Kristine 78. 174. 188 leatzie. Amy 93. 184 liele. Karin loen. Beverly 78 irack. Leslie 61 luk. Lisa 61 Schultz. Vincent 34 Schultz. Willimena 34 Schumacher. Kristie 62. 170, 222 Schumann. Herbert 62. 188. 189 Schutt. James 93. 133. 148. 173 Schutt. John 93. 133. 173 Schuyler. Valori 78 Scopellite. Anthony 34 Scovel. Bill Scow. Jeff 62. 129. 167. 168 Scroggins. Donette 62. 193 Scroggins. Stephanie 78. 118. 193 Scroggins. Tonya Sebourn. Lisa 93. 192. 201 Segerson. Andy 62. 157 Shafer. Clint 19. 34 Shakespeare, Scott 93 Shank. Louanne 34 Sharp. Dawn Shaw. Jack 79 Shaw. Johnnie 62 Shaw. Sally 34. 35. 180 Shea. Cheri 35. 181 Shepardson Michael 93 Sheppard. Jeff 35. 39. 46. 105. 113. 121 129 Sheppard. Michell Sherinian. Nathan 93. 169 Sherman. Bonnie Shirk. Dina 79. 188 Shirk. Philip 62 Shivers. Patricia 79 Shonert. Kimberly 93. 206 Shoup, Eleanore 93. 118 Shows. Teresa Shreeve. Andrea 93 Siddens. Tina 93 Sidwa. Dwayne 79 Sien, David 79 Silaghi. Wendy 93. 161. 162 Silva. Robert 79 Simmons. William 93 Simon. David 93. 190 Simonsen. Leslee 79 Simpson. Dedra 79. 184 Simpson. Juan 62 Sims. Bill 27. 35. 47. 142. 190. 224 Skinner. Matthew 62 Skinner III. Earnest 34. 35. 125. 129. 146 Slater. Roseanne 94. 176 Sligh. Daniel 62 Sloan. Troy Slusser. Laura 94 Slyder, Lurena 79. 171 Smith. Becky 79 Smith. Brinton Smith. Christopher Smith. Colleen 94. 171 Smith. Janna Smith. Jessie 79 Smith. Kelly 35. 42 Smith. Kent 79. 184 Smith. Marvin Smith. Natalie 94. 162 Smith. Pam 62 Smith. Ward 35. 140 Smyth. Kyle 94. 133. 148 Snell. Robyn 79. 185. 186 Snyder. Steve 35 Snyder. Vicki 94 Solem. Jamie 94. 201 Soliere. Renee 35. 178 Sollers. Julie 62 Solomon. Leah 62. 170 Soto. Diana 62 Sotomayor. Charles 35 Sowers. Charles 94. 169 Sparle. Dianne 62. 185. 186 Spaulding. Jeff 62. 184 Spellman. Kristina 35 Spencer. Michelle 94. 111. 176 Spomer, Ted 62. 167, 185 Sprinkle. Jamie Standish. Christopher 62. 140. 192 Standish. John 35 Standley, Dewayne 79 Staub. Stephen 94. 173. 201 Stearns. Tammy 62 Steffeck. Gary 35. 192 Stef feck. Todd 79. 192 Stegeman. Rhonda Steib, Matthew 94 Steinmuller, Linda Stennerson, Julie 94 Stennerson. Scott 62 Stephens. Jenny 62. 136 Stephens. Thomas Stepton. Robin 62. 180 Sterk. Greg 79 Sterk. Michelle 36 Sterritt. Mark63 Stevenson. Sebrena Stewart. Daniel 79 Stifel. Denai 36. 137. 138. 221 Stites. Michelle Stokes. Tammy 94. 182 Stokes. Teddi 36 Stone. Amanda 94. Stone. Bradford 79 Stone. Dianna 63 Stone. Michele Stonestreet. Michael 51. 63. 180. 206 Stratton. Brenda 63. 188. 189 Stratton. Charles 79. 157 Stratton. James 63 Strauss. Sandra 36 Strempke. James 79 Stufflebeam. Richard 63 Stufflebeam. Wanda 82, 94 Stumpff. Tracio 94 Sunagel.. Margaret 94 Swartz. Maria 79 Sweet. Daneille Sweley. Jeff Szymkowski. David Tackett. Edward 79 Tanguay. Kristy 63. 157 Taraba, Julie 36. 181 Tare. Manjiree 79. 194 Taris. Lewis 79 Taylor. Janice 63. 170. 185 Taylor.Jordy 63 Taylor. Michael 63. 195 Taylor. Scott 63. 190 Taylor JR. Paul 36 Taysom. William 63. 164, 193 Telles. Alice 36. 181 Telles. Lupe 83. 94 Templer. Erec 36 Terry. David 94 Thiel. Dena Thomas. Charles Thomas. Redjerlet Thomasino, Pamela 63 Thompson. Bryan 79 Thompson. Craig 94. 206 Thompson. Farrell Thompson. Jack Thompson. Kimberly 36. 195 Thompson, Mary 63. 192 Thompson. Wendy 94 Thornhill. Eric 36. 146. 194 Thornton. Charles 79 Thuemler. Keith 36. 157 Thuemler. Kyle 79. 153. 169, 182. 201 Thyrion, Lisa 79 Tibbett. Joyce 36 Tillery. Tonya 94. 184 Tilton. Patrick 79. 131. 147. 173 Timm. Michelle 79 Timm. Terry 94________________________ Tipton. Jean 79.171 Tipton. Jeffrey 53.59 63.111.125.129.173.178 Tobin. Robert Tomasi. Aaron 63 Toms. Karen Tong. Concetta 36. 136. 180, 181 Tonniges. Kim 94 Torgerson. William 79 Torres. Andy 79 Torres. Anthony Torres. Monica 94 Torrez. Christopher 36 Townsend. Paul 94. 105 Townsend. Randal 95 Tran. Phuong 79. 157 Treese. Lise 79 Trejo. Michael 30. 34. 36. 48. 126, 127. 129 146. 167. 183. 195. 221. 224 Trelease. Heidi 80. 199 Trinh. My 36 Trinh. Tuong 80 Trinh. Yenle Triplett. Darrell 56. 63 Troxell. Dawn 63 Troy. Gavin Truex, Tammy 95. 188. 189 Trujillo. Sarah 95 Trygstad. Natalie 95 Tsosie, Edwina 37 Tuhey. Paige 19. 37. 178. 190. 191. 193 Tulk. Brian 95 Tuomaala, Heli 116.178.217 Turkington. Gregg 80 Turley. 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