Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 264 of the 1984 volume:

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The results of the North Central •valuation gave the entire Tempe High community i psychological boost with its findings of an utstanding program.There was a concerted effort o keep up with the technology explosion in both :urricular and extra-curricular activities. Nearly ;veryone was taking or planning to take a ;omputer class of some kind and a surprising lumber of students had computers at home. There v as a sense of urgency, a desire to get on with it, to :atch up with and then keep ahead of an ncreasingly faster moving world. Though students till worried about those less fortunate than themselves and the service clubs were very active, there seemed to be a more pragmatic view toward the world and its problems. People were concerned at even earlier ages about what they were going to do with their lives. The fighting in the Middle East and Central America, some of it causing casualties among American servicemen, was certainly sobering and of some concern. But those things were still far away for most of the Tempe High community and they didn’t seem to play much of a role in our every day lives. The athletic teams did as well or better than they had in several years. School spirit seemed to have been found again. Students and faculty were proud to be members of the Tempe High family and bragged about it. Perhaps the feeling was best expressed by Coach Glenn Alford at the football season’s first pep rally when he said, The Buffs are back!” And it seemed that he was right. This unique, splendid, exciting year was truly THE YEAR OF THE BUFFALO. .mong the most spirited groups at Tempe High were the and basketball games. The Pommies execute a high kick, a’la :heerlines and the Pommies. The Varsity Cheerline executes the French Can Can, during a half time performance, leir Victory Mount at left, an action taken at both football Opening - 3 The Year Oj Team captains Vince Martinez and Will Wearne shake hands with McClintock team captain Anthony Parker before the game. Led by Darrell Hess (65) and Alan Cruz (81; the runthrough at the Corona game. At Freshman Orientation. Belva Williams, Christy Pitman and Elizabeth Davis get the word about life at Tempe High. After winning the Mac game. Coaches Murphy, McBun Yeager, and Hart congratulate each other for a great ga 4 • Opening The Buffalo The sophomores show they have the right stuff, yelling louder than any other class to win the coveted Spirit Stick. f Varsity crashes through a Cheer-constructed Using a take-off on a famous fast food chain, the Cheerleader's sign tells the football team what to do to the McClintock Chargers. They did. 7© Buffalo Marching Band brass section stands at attention Tile waiting for the Drum Major to direct them to start. Two Buffs stick it to a falling Aztec in Tempe’s 21 -7 victory. Opening - 5 At the Mac Dance, Sophomore Julie Davis and Junior Suzanne Bagley are overwhelmed and excited about someone or something. 6 • Opening Seniors Shianne Gay, Sara Winkle, Shelley Meyer, Ali Moloney, and Roger Pyron talk on the way to lunch. During a slow number, Juniors Danny Pettinato, Mike Jankowski,Jeff Jor and Seniors Dennis Salazar and Monicque Bennewitz discuss what they ; going to do after the dance. Students wait to get their books for another fun-filled, exciting school year at Tempe High. Seniors Louise Greer, Tina Newman, Erma Mendoza, and Christy Rollins pick up their schedules for the last time at Tempe High. Students enjoy talking and studying with each other during their lunch breaks. Opening - 7 reshman Steve Thomas patiently waits 3 get through the crowded hall in front of Init 5. Senior George Bess sets a good example for the underclassmen. Football players Rob Bracy. JJ Auerbach, Will Wearne. Anthony Moya, Darren Womble and Ken Frost ' Munch-On-Big Macs’ at the Mac Pep Rally. One way for underclassmen to get to school is to ride a bike. But about the time they are juniors, they can hardly wait to get a car. 8 - Opening A wet Quad is a common sight because of the fre- quent irrigation. But this innundation was caused b heavy rains last fall. 11 TEMPE HIGH SCHOOL CLA$$ OF 84 IS BACK.... BE PREPARED i The seniors warned us the first week of school that they’d be a owdy crew! his is how the Varsity offensive line promised they'd handle the hargers during the pep rally. They kept their promise. Sitting on the curb in front of the school. Senior Fred Lea crams before a semester final exam. Senior Cheerleaders Lisa Johnson and Beckie Ru- pert are interrupted at the Mac Pep Rally by the appearance of Dave Pratt from KUPD. Sophomore rooters listen intently to instructions for the class competition at a pep rally. Opening - 9 Threading their way through a crowded Unit 5 between classes are Senior Darren Womble and Junior Lisa Yale. Business teacher Mr. Tim McBurney explains a phase of the operation of the Apple II computer to Sophomore Mike Shepardson. 10 - Opening Leading the crowd in Hail after a touchdown against Mac Senior Pommies Diane Ratcliffe, Michelle Rodriguez and 1 Newman. Illustrating emotions from boredom through inte concentration to happiness are a small group of tyi students. d by Senior Darren Womble (center of picture), the Buff line )ws through the Charger line to stop the Mac runner. A white Roger Buffalo sits proudly on the floor at a pep rally, enjoying the shouts and yells of his followers. A variety of emotions is shown by student and adult fans at one of Tempe's home football games. Opening - 11 Talking over the agenda for the freshman orientation were Seniors Leo Gilmartin, Robin Andres, Kenny Carrethers and Junior Tonya McCleve. Who knows what goes on behind the shiny shades of Junior John Erhardt? John knows, but he’s not telling. Demonstrating the brute strength of the Migi Buffalo at the freshman orientation was Jun John Fees. Principal Dr. David Annala explains the rules a regulations of Tempe High to its newest stude at the freshman orientation. 12 - Opening wirling colorful flags during the Flagline's show at halftime during a home ame are Juniors LeAnn Held and Robyn Snell. freshman, known only to his teachers and s peers, dashes madly across the gym or during class competition at a pep rally. A replica of the McClintock Charger hangs despairingly from the gym rafters at the Mac Pep Rally. Doing his famed trumpet solo during the Band's halftime show is Senior Andy Platt. Jumping up and down, clapping her hands and shouting wildly in glee, a very happy Senior Launa Whyte applauds the Buff touchdown. Opening - 13 Showing respect for the efforts of the Padre Band during its show, the Buffalo Marching Band stands stiffly at attention. Jumping, shouting, waving and pounding each other, the high spirited Buff Varsity lets the Corona Aztecs know they’re in for a rough time during the second half. Looking a bit lost and somewhat fear Freshman Steve Thomas walks warily toward crowd at Unit 5. Having sent in the play. Coaches Glenn Alt and Curtis Cook wait in anxious anticipation fc to unfold. 14 - Opening olding hands, a disciplined Buff Varsity walks quietly in front of the fans the other end of the field where they were presented on camera to the SPN TV audience. Showing the freshman that high school life can be fun, Seniors Kathy Ruston and Launa Whyte do King Tut during the freshman orientation. le high spirited junior class, yelling and cheering during class yells, ows why Tempe High will always remember next year's seniors. phomores Laura Nelson and Teresa Mendez munch on burgers and 3S during a cafeteria lunch. Keeping a watchful eye on somethng or someone during the passing period was Junior Euugene Picone. Opening - 15 Jammin’ to the latest sound of Men Without Hats at an after-game dance were A gaudily dressed Jerry Chandle Juniors Tim Hall, Pat Salazar, Lee Ann Donato and Julie Yourlst. handled the TV camera for the TH News at a home football game. In a scene from The Diary of Anne Frank was Kristina Mooney, Shana Julian and Brett Alexander. 16 - Opening Table of Contents Introduction........ 1 Student Life........18 Activities..........35 Organizations......59 Sports..............92 Classes ...........141 Faculty............226 Index..............240 V 18 - Student Life « enior Michelle Rodriquez seems to be cited about receiving a ballon bouquet ring the Homecoming Game. Senior Chip Wortley prepares for his next class in Unit V. Chip wore his hat for Hat Day during Mac Week. thusiastic fans give all their support to the Varsity Foot ball team at the Mountain View playoff game. The it line became a big part of crowd participation during football season. Student Life - 19 We Got Spirit, Yes We Do! We GotSpirii How About You? What gives you an opportunity to show off, catch up on your sleep, finish your homework and get out of class? A pep rally at a school with an apathetic attitude. And Tempe High students had a reputation of being fans who rode with a winner and forgot a loser. Our primary spirit goal was to erase that reputation. Despite the hard work of many individuals and organizations, we nearly didn’t make it. Remember after the Marcos football game? There was hardly anyone at the next game against Saguaro. But the spirit groups stuck with it and we finally decided to hang in there with our teams, win or lose. Among the most spirited organizations were Pom and Cheer, who painted signs, decorated hallways and locker rooms, made spirit boxes and performed skits at pep rallies, and the Buff Band who was always there, always whooping it up, and always letting the world know that the Buffs had Spirit! The Buff Varsity bursts through a Cheer-constructed Runthrough' the beginning of the Corona game. Excited students race onto the field to form a corridor of fans for the football team to run through on their return to the field for the second half of the Casa Grande game. Juniors Steve Lewis, J.J. Auerbach and Rob Bracy are not t amused about the call the referee just made. 20 - Student Life rited students move through halls decorated with streamers and Ions during Mac Week. The decorations were put up early in the rning by the Cheer line. Unfortunately, a few destructive eciles had them all down by the beginning of third hour. phomore Jill Robinson, Senior Amy Long and Sophomore rna DeBow affectionately congratulate each other after a :cessful Pep Rally. Juniors and Seniors participate in the three-legged race during Mac week festivities. Senior Carol Casas introduces a skit at a pep rally during Padre Week. Student Life - 21 Having not been picked for the Varsity Cheer line, Senior Chip Wortley and Sophomore Dave Rollins show why the selection committee was wrong as they perform during the Marcos Pep Rally. Head Varsity Football Coach Glenn Alford rings the Victory B before the Mac game. rf- tt '■nrs? wnrvr A group of excited and enthusiastic rooters show pride in their school over their defeat of Corona Del Sol. 22 - Student Life Freshman Angela Richardson, Junior Pat Salazar, and Freshman Julie Pacheco show their enthusiasm for the Marcos game to be :nior Roger “Curly Locks Pyron smiles confidently he(d that njg|1t £ y displaying their early morning dance techniques he watches his fellow cheerleaders go through at the Breakfast Dance held in the Quad. eir routine. HIT LIST I 4AC MUNCHED CDS GOT LCRUNCHED TEMPE HIGH SCHOOL BUFFS UNITED FTBL FRI. AT CASA GRANDE KILL THE COUGARS rhe marquee in front of the school brags of victories over cross-town rival McClintock and Corona del Sol and urges iimilar football destruction for the Casa Grande Cougers. niors Marie Mayorga and Angela ly prepare for class competion ring Padre week. Student Life - 23 Varsity Quarterback Ty Holland (12) throws a touchdov pass while Will Wearne (33) and Pete Wledner (23) sco The THS cheer leaders perform a new formation at the Marcos for blocks. De Niza Pep Rally. Showing freshmen how not to act in front of their teachers are Seniors Neil Parks and Jon Akins. Spirited THS students participate in a game of tug- war during Padre week. 24 -Student Life ving had her parking space taken, Junior Annette ciso gets revenge by moving the thief's car. Those mmies really do have muscles! miors particiate in the class yells, winning the )irit Stick one more time. irnJme Httfe Current newspaper clippings about the Buffalo football team are displayed prominently in Coach Curtis Cook’s biology classroom. phomore John Hiatt shows how a real Buffalo fan Seniors Derek Jackson and Arnold Ruiz wait for the signal from the ts at a Pep Rally. Drum Major to begin playing. Student Lite - 25 Food, Food, Food.... “Lunchtime!” Suddenly the hallways of THS are crowded. Students are practically running to put their books away. Who will take us to lunch today?” is asked. Generally, one out of a group of several friends will know someone who has a car. Suddenly, all vehicles leaving the Mill Avenue parking lot look like sardine cans. For 35 minutes the students are transformed into free wheeling teenagers who are not worried about homework, tests or other tension causing problems that are part of the school day. They invade and take over nearby fast food outlets. Just being somewhere off campus is as much a part of the joy as is the eating of America’s favorite foods. After all, no one, but no one, eats on campus, particularly not in the cafeteria. That’s the place for freshmen and other underclass elements of the society. Hurrying to finsh their meal at McDonlds are Seniors Ron Jenkfi Mike Aranda and Junior Brian Winiesdorffer. Talking to someone at a nearby table is senior Leo Gilmartin. Senior Wayne McCabe was trying to decide whether he wanted a small or a large order of french fries. Everyone must have decided to go to Burger King. Waiting in I became a pain. Just ask Juniors Suzanne Bagley and Dave Roll! Suzanne wanted them to hurry with Dave's order so she would aet another tardy. 26 -Student Life ishing through their meal became a habit for Juniors Janet nkowskl, Sandy Leon and Taralee Platt. nior Trisha Jones asked Junior Becky Perkinson if she would ease hurry and finish her drink. Senior Will Wearne looked extremely enthusiastic about his meal at McDonalds. snior Dan Junion demonstrated how much he enjoyed eating at Junior Brian Winiesdorffer tries to drink his coke -Donalds ■ without laughing at the terrible pun his friend has just made. And after school we When the dismissal bell rang at the end of seventh hour, students scattered to the winds. Their destinations were almost as varied as were the colors of the clothes they wore. Many went home, particularly if they had to ride the bus. Others headed for after- school jobs. If they were out for an athletic team, they went to the gym for a quick change into a practice or game uniform. Many attended meetings of the clubs organized on campus. Some, worried about classroom problems, sought out teachers for extra help. A few participated in intramural sports such as racketball. During most of the year, there was generally a group practicing for a play, dance or music performance in the auditorium. And, there was always a handful of students waiting at curbside for mom or dad to come pick them up. Going in after school and asking Mr. Viclch to go over a ne concept discussed earlier in the day during his Algebra-Trig clat was Sophomore Timmy Newman. Going over the agenda for an after-school Interact Club meeting with sponsor Mr. Rich Torres were Practicing his serve in the shade because it was too hot out in tl Seniors Vernon Richardson and Missy Goitia. sun was tennis Coach Gary Shahan. 28 - Student Life phomore Angie Arbizu set up a special display of chemistry equipment to be used in a ■nonstration experiment during the annual Open House for parents. Senior Derek Jackson finishes editing an edition of the THS News Magazine TV show. iior Anthony Moya lifts weight after school in the weight room trying to get in ipe before the wrestling season started. Senior Roger Pyron is glad swimming practice is over for the day. . Steve Peterson, the Band director, emphasizes ; interpretation of a piece the band has just tyed. Student Life - 29 Band goes to the Windy Ci’fy Sophomore Eric Houston practices Senior Trish Jones puts all of I the French horn before the concert, ability into playing the clarinet. Seniors Trish Jones and Derek Jackson attack the streets of Chicago. The Buffalo Symphonic Band was one of four high school bands in the nation chosen by tape audition to play for the 37th Annual Mid-West National Band and Orchestra Clinic in Chicago from December 13 to December 18. Their playing before this prestigious group was outstanding and brought the audience to its feet in a standing ovation even before the conductor, Mr. Steve Peterson, could turn around. No other band at the clinic received such an immediate standing ovation. Band members spent the week practicing for their concert and sightseeing in cold, windy Chicago. They made many new friends and enjoyed a musical learning experience they will probably never be able to duplicate the rest of their lives. Senior Vernon Richardson responds happily and readily to questions about the Buff Band’s performance from two coeds from Evanston. Indiana. The Chicago skyline became a familiar sight to t Tempe High Band. It will always bring back memories snowy days and sub zero nights. 30 - Student Life Ski trip to Purgatory The Gnomes Ski Club went to Purgatory, Colorado, over the Christmas break. They spent more time thawing out than skiing but returned home with many fond memories. The Corona del Sol ski club stayed with the Buffs, all under the supervision of the Gnomes’ advisor, Coach Tim McBurney. lior J.J. Auerbach plays with the icicles forming on his jin. 2 Gnomes ski club members who traveled to Purgatory. Colorado, during Christmas ak were Shianne Gay, Chris Bow, Marcy McDonald, Adrianne Henry, Kris Van Hazel, slley Meyer, Will Wearne. Kari Fedorchak, J.J. Auerbach, Chris Engelen, Kenny Howard, a Winkle, Shawn McBurney. Rob Bracy, Darren Womble, Jeff Jones, Lara Slusser, Ban Kaib, John Fremont, Jim Johnson, Leslie Schrack and Tim McBurney. Waiting for his friends to get ready to hit the slopes was Junior Jeff Jones. 'ing to keep warm in the sub zero weather were lior Chris Engelen, Junior Kenny Howard, and Tiors Sara Winkle and Kari Fedorchak. Skiing wasn’t all that went on during the week at Purgatory. Students spent some of their spare time decorating a window. Student Life - 31 After the game let’s go to.... The spot depends on what class you are in. But everyone, freshman through senior, has to go somewhere. Nobody goes straight home! The underclassmen head for Peter Piper’s across the street. Upperclassmen disdain the pizza’s they had before they could drive and head down the block for Tony's and his “real Italian food.” Others drive to Snow or Paradice Cream, both a few miles away. If it’s on the weekend and there’s no dance, the upperclassmen head for the Riverbottom, the Tree, the Bikepath or wherever the party is. Some hardy souls who disdain sleep will head for the midnight movies. The variety of offerings as seen inside of Paradice Cream gives an idea why it was so popular. paradice cream 1 ■IBWJP -I'J.11 , ■ WHIPPED td CREAM custom Mended to fpnr order i Paradice Cream was probably the most popular ice cream shop in Tempe area as far as the Buffaloes were concerned. i eteb| piper praw Inside Peter Piper's Pizza were a variety of video games to keep the restless or bored student Just across the street was one of the favorite pizza shops, Peter Pipt entertained while he ate his pizza. Pizza. Many students did C’mon over.” 32 - Student Lite niors Marlon Anderson and Greg Peralta, Sophomore Eric Roedy d Junior Steve Lewis hang out at ‘The Tree after a game. Question, lat tree? Snow was one of the popular places for lunch or a quick snack. j Lakes 6 movie theater was the place to head for if you wanted to 9 in the midnight movie. Student Lite - 33 Clothes to be Cool Many people dressed in what was considered style at THS. Popular footwear were high boots and loafers. For the girls, boots and Keds in lots of colors made the scene. Many students showed up in hats or wearing buttons. In the warmer months, there were plenty of miniskirts and shorts. But the one thing still popular over the years was Levis. All in all, most people dressed very casually. Sophomore Leanne Espinoza and Senior Janice Coggins watch the basketball game. Doing the Madness pose. Sophomore Michelle Englen and Seniors Ki Fedorchak, Kirstin Walker and Darren Chico are One Step Beyond...” Juniors Becky Kusche and Rob Bracy look happy showing off their n Christmas clothes. Junior Pat Salazar announces to all the school. I Want My MTV. 34 - Student Life Activities - 35 PIP Learning about a career by working with a professional is what the Professional Internship Program is all about. There are 27 students involved in the program at Tempe High. Students have the opportunity to make in-depth studies of professional fields they are considering as their future careers. Students’ integrity and sense of responsibility to the professionals with whom they work are essential in this program. They get to experience the job first hand and demonstrate their ability to do work in that profession. Shelly Davidson works in public relations at Rita Sanders Advertising. Kristina Mooney works at the KNIX radio station. She is in charge of calling listeners and recording data. At Tempe St. Luke Hospital, Vernon Richardson works in the surgical ward. David Holtferich works in t computer room on campus programs for students and teacher 36 - Activities Fall P ay Van Daan (John Hyatt),Mr. Frank (Steve Gritz), Mrs. Frank (Kristina Mooney) Margot Frank (Debbie Kimberlin) look shocked at one of Anne’s (Shana many questionable remarks. a« Van Daans and the Franks discuss schedule they have to follow. Mr. Kraler (Stefan Lisiak) and Mr. Frank meet. Anne Frank (Shana Julian) teases Peter Van Daan (David Fatica) about his lack of facial hair. Mr. Frank and Margot react to a crisis. Mrs. Van Daan (Rebecca Gray) launches into one of her flamboyant, attention- getting speeches. The Diary of Anne Frank The first THS Drama production of the 1983-84 year was The Diary of Anne Frank. The cast had only 5 weeks to put the play together and, under the direction of Ms. Deborah Rice, they worked hard from 3:30 until 5:30 every day. The production included excellent performances by Shana Julian as Anne Frank, Steve Gritz as Mr. Frank and David Fatica as Peter Van Daan. Activities - 37 Dances Freshman Perley Lewis and Dana Duncan fro McClintock enter the dance and get ready to ha' a good time. Freshmen Jim Blackmoore, Carl Strempke, and Sherry Bumpass mingle at the Marcos dance. The year’s dances were generally pretty successful, largely due to the high level of school spirit. Music for the dances was often provided by Sundance Sound Systems. During Padre week (the week of the Marcos game), a breakfast dance was held in the Quad. Dances were held in the Gymnasium after every home football game. Seniors Neil Martin, Lucia Austin, Lisa Johnson,and Chip Wortley wake up Junior Pat Salazar and Freshman Michel at the breakfast dance in the Quad. Loucks get a little closer. 38 - Activities niors Taralee Platt, Sandy Leon, and Janet ikowski and Sophomores Kelly Kneadler and Kim daz take a break and check out the prospects. Freshmen watch the UPPERCLASSMEN jam. £ I k. ri Students at the Coronado victory dance, dance to one of their favorite songs. nior Rob Ward jams at the dance after the 14-13 Sophomore Lois Castricone dances with Sophomore Ron Coleman ZTORY over McClintock. as he does his Steve Martin impression. Activities - 39 The dance floor begins to get crowded as the first slow dance of the night begins. A group of Freshmen show how they feel about Tempe High dances. Slow dancers, including Junior Joe Colli and Sophomore Rhonda Perlow, catch up on the latest gossip. Freshmen Billy Carrasco and Karen Ta celebrate another win for the Mighty Buffs. Junior David Sansone and Senior Audrey We! get into The B-52‘s. 40 - Activities jnior Kirstin Walker is announced as the new Homecoming Queen for )83 and is crowned by last year s queen, Janee Rollins. Homecoming Homecoming remained very traditional but also contained some innovations as well as some ideas used in the past but dropped in recent years. The king and queen were again elected by the student body and crowned by last year’s royalty. And they rode around the track in an open Corvette. There was the Alumni Band playing at halftime in their wild costumes. There had been a bonfire pep rally the night before the game.But the changes made it an event to be remembered. There were no class floats though each class was represented by a vehicle and royalty attendants in the parade. There was a dance Homecoming morning in the Quad before school. Senior Walk was revived at the Homecoming Pep Rally. And. the traditional Homecoming dance was shifted to Saturday night, a move which seemed to be popular judging by the size of the turnout. ast year's King. Dennis James, turns over his crown to ew Homecomming King Vince Martinez during the alftime ceremonies. Seniors Kirstin Walker and Vince Martinez take their chauffered drive around the field as a part of the halftime activities at the Homecomming game. Activities - 41 An old fashioned car driven in the parade carries on the tradition of Homecoming. For the spirit of Homecming, Junior Amy Mitchell drives in the parade. While awaiting the announcement of King and Queen. Shawn McBurney and Kirstin Alford hold the royal crowns. Juniors Mike Moreno and Cindy Palewich wa through the arbor as they enter the dance. 42 - Activities Senior Corey Zucco drives the Spirit Van. niors Marie Mayorga and Eric Kronengold n in an old tradition, revived this year, Senior ilk. Senior Joe Campbell meets his partner Amy Anderson and congratulates her with a rose and a kiss. During the Senior Walk, Senior Kristie Schumacher relates a message to her partner, Kevin Kortsen. nior Raquel Gutierrez smiles hearing her complishments at Tempe High listed as she ilks with Mike Caruso. Activities - 43 Sharing an intimate moment together are Senior Debbie Abbott and I date, Jim Miller. At the dance, Seniors Susan Kaib and Brian McKay jam to the beat of Burning Down the House, a popular tune. Senior Patty Haggard is amused at Senior Jon Akins as he tries to ste kiss from her not so amused date, Gerry Turley. Sitting at a side table at the dance. Senior Dan Junion hams it up while relaxing with his date,Junior Brenda Knutson Pleased with the dance being changed to Saturday night, many couples showed up and enjoyed dancing together. 44 - Activities Homecoming King and Queen Kirsten Walker and Vince Martinez Activities - 45 Homecoming Class Attendants SENIORS Lisa Johnson and Neil Martin SENIORS Patti Haggard and Mike Ybarra SENIORS John Akins and Kathy Ruston SENIORS Launa Whyte and Jeff Tipton 46 • Activities SENIORS Will Wearne and Shelley Meyer JUNIOR ATTENDANTS John Fees and Nancy Barriga SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS FRESHMEN ATTENDANTS Timmy Newman and Stacl Howard Ronda Brown and Tony Dldlos Activities - 47 Pep Rallies Pep Rallies were one of the few ways that the whole school gathered together to raise spirit for Tempe High's athletic events. The rallies were organized by Student Council and included all Buffalo teams, the Band, Cheer, Pom and several campus clubs. During the Mac pep rally, the Pommies did a Wheel of Fortune skit that spelled ou message at the end. Senior Dave Lipinski kisses Senior Holly Morris durrng Senior Walk at the Homecoming Pep Rally. The Cheer squad, dressed as football players, pounced on Marc Seniors Amy Anderson and Jolyn Dandoy speak enthusiastically about the Varsity Volleyball team. Senior Neil Martin, “Varsity Cheer Captaii shows exemplary spirit while doing a comic cheer. 48 - Activities liors Neil Martin, Vernon Hershberger, Lisa Johnson, and gela Stiles participate in class competition at the Marcos pep y- ie freshmen class show their Buff Spirit in the class yells. The new 1983-84 cheer line does a skit to raise school spirit. Student Body President Marie Mayorga introduces Coach Glenn Alford. liors Mike Ybarra, Eric Kronengold, Chris Bagnoli, and Doug The Tempe High Flagline does the traditional Hi-er cheer, ns get psyched up for the Mac game. Activities - 49 Boys and Girls State Boys and Girls State are designed to give high school juniors some insight into the problems of a democratic form of government. Last summer, the boys went to Northern Arizona University while the girls traveled to the University of Arizona. There they met other delegates and established governments at all levels from city to state. Campaigning and practical politics were learned as the many legislative bodies sought solutions to problems faced by similar groups in real life. Kirstin Walker Marie Mayorga David Fatica 50 - Activities Vernon Richardson Will Wearne Sister City Sister City representatives are selected from high school students living in Tempe. It is a highly competitive selection process and among the qualities the Tempe Sister City Board looks for are the ability to meet and get along with new people and how well they would represent the United States and Tempe in a foreign country. Three THS students were selected to visit Regensberg, Germany, one of Tempe’s three Sister Cities. They traveled by air and spent six weeks living with their “new” families, soaking up the culture and habits of the residents of the old Bavarian town and learning some German. liors Neil Martin, Missy Goitia and Jon Akins are in a relaxed mood as they show off ne of the souvenirs they brought back with them from Germany. Activities - 51 Mistletoe Queen The third Annual Mistletoe Dance was held just before Christmas break and, as in previous years, the highlight of the evening was the crowning of the Mistletoe Queen. Nearly 40 girls were nominated by clubs or individuals for the position. Six finalists were selected by a committee of eight judges who interviewed each girl and rated her according to her participation in school and community activities. Senior Missy Goitia shows her excitement and happiness as she is announced as the new Mistletoe Queen. Her escort and the other nominees applaud her selection. Seniors Missy Goitia and Mike Ferrell walk prou and happily together after Missy was cho Mistletoe Queen Foreign Exchange Agnes Pancza and her younger sister, Cecile, were Foreign Exchange Students from Switzerland. They were at Tempe High for one year while theirfather taught geology at ASU. Both spoke very good English though their native tongue was French. Though they missed Swiss cheese and chocolate, they loved the warm climate of Arizona. Foreign Exchange students Cecile Pancza and her sister Agnes look at the map of Arizona, plotting where they will tour next. 52 - Activities Coronation after being crowned. Holly Morris is congratulated by last year's queen. Hendrickson and attendants Launa Whyte and Lisa Johnson. t year’s King and Queen, Leland Heywood and inifer Hendrickson, prepare to crown the new royalty. Sophomores Michelle Spencer and Alleen Balizado do some last minute organization for the royalty walk while Brad Curtis and Leland Heywood chat together. Coronation is the traditional “girl ask guy” dance sponsored annually by the Student Council and organiz- ed by the Sophomore Class Council as practice for next year’s prom. The semi-formal dance was held in the gym which was decorated in pink, white and red. The highlight of the evening was the crowning of the king and queen, voted for at the dance as couples entered. The music was provided by an old favorite among the area's disc jockeys, Sundance Sound. The theme of the dance, Only You, was taken from the record by The Commodores. Activities - 53 Coronation Attendants Attendants ABE FULLMER and LISA JOHNSON Attendants ERIC KRONENGOLD and KATHY RUSTON Attendants NEIL MARTIN and AMY LONG Attendants JON AKINS and LAUNA WHYTE 54 - Activities The Coronation King and Queen HOLLY MORRIS and JEFF TIPTON Activities - 55 Last year's king Leland Heywood crowns the new Freshman Eve Tuhey laughs happily during hei Coronation King. Senior Jeff Tipton. conversation with Freshmanm Jeremy Westfall. Senior royalty Holly Morris, Amy Long, Lisa Johnson, Kathy Ruston and Luana Whyte await the announcement of the name of the girl chosen as the 1984 Coronation Queen. 56 - Activities Canterbury Tales A Canterbury Tale from The Wife Of Bath was a period-long play present- ed by the fifth hourdrama class, the Encore Players, as their semester final. Directed by Ms. Deborah Rice, the play told of one of King Aurthur’s knights who found himself in a great deal of trouble with virtually no way out. It was presented to the afternoon English class- es. scarina (Martha Wells) frets as Sir Gallant Dilemma (Frank Cota) is about to lost his head. Steve Ridgeway waits for his cue r Gallant Dilemma (Frank Cota) holds Crone to switch the lights, obln Orman) back as she tries to entice him to a kiss. The Wife of Bath (Stephan Lisiak) holds tight to his broom as he tells a tale. Activities - 57 Donkey Basketball It was a night filled with spills, yells, frustrations and loud laughter as the FFA sponsor- ed the annual Donkey Basketball game in the gym. The first two games pitted the Pommie Cheer team against the FFA Girls and the FFA Boys Varsity Athletes against the Faculty. The rubber game went into overtime as the winners of the first two games fought it out. The final victors were the Boys FFA Varsity Athletes as they downed the Pommie Cheer team. Prob- ably the highlight plays were Coach Tim McBurney’s rim shot in the last five seconds that just wouldn’t fall, and Ed Caldwell’s slam dunks from a standing position atop his donkey’s back. Senior Carol Casas frantically holds onto the ball and her donkey. Freshman Jane Scott struggles trying to make her donkey move so she can score two points. Junior Tammy Jordan and Senior Shelly Meyer race to get the ball before tl Pommie Cheer team. Coach Tim McBurney tries to control his donkey as he heads toward his team's goal. With the help of his donkey, Senior I Caldwell shows his basketball talent the execution of the slam dunk. 58 • Activities Organizations - 59 Anytown In i.ts second year on campus, Anytown became more well known to most students. Besides going to human relations workshops, the group held several fund raisers to provide money to send delegates to the Anytown camps during the summer. In its eighth issue, Altamira gave Tempe High students the opportunity to have their poems, essays and photog raphs published for other students to read and acknowledge. The Anytown Club. Raquel Gutierez, Sabrina Craig. Rachel Faas, Jori Ledbette Lucia Austin. Melody Kessler. Deena Wood. Joe Colli, Vernon Richardso Stephanie Harms. Rebecca Gray, Nodi Carpenter, Suzie Pizzi and Nancy Barrig Anytiown Officers. Jori Ledbetter, Nancy Barriga, Sabrina Craig and Suzie Pizzi. Altamirc The Altamira’s Editors. Daphne Collins, Fred Lea, Sabrina Craig. The Altamira Staff. First row: Laura Craft, Vickie Vengara. Rachel Faas, Pai Lennon. Rebecca Gray, Sabrina Craig, Adina Wollam and Suzie Pizzi. Top ro Kristina Mooney, Jodi Braun. Robin Forbes, Vernon Richardson. Fred Lea. Daph Collins, Bill Tayson, Jenny Martin and Susie Buseck. 60 - Organizations Black Student Union The Black Student Union had a successful year in their attempts to raise money through various sales. They also succeed- ed in making the campus aware of their participa- tion in services, organiza- tions and activities. ie Black Student Union. First row: Denise Jackson, Rayella Anderson, Paula Murray, Dnnetta Scroggins and Toni Radcliffe. Second row: Jocelyn Watkins, Karen Livingston, ephanie Scroggins, Gina Conway. Regina Hooks, Yolanda Walton, Lori Price and La mchel Hunter. Top row: Carl Anderson, Danielle Radcliffe, Tracy Caldwell, Leah lomon and Mr. Gilbert. Audio Visual Club The purpose of the AV cluub is to help unite all students in the program into a closer knit group and to give them an opportunity to exchange ideas and methods of operation. One of the social activities of the club is an annual trail ride. ie Audio Visual Club. Front row: Amy Moulton, Gina Hinkle. Windy Pergakis, Tena )secrans and Lisa Thyrion. Back row: Scott Taylor, Albib Laninga, Tony Dodthunder, Ms. Betty Deal and Mr. Richard Nix. The Buffalo The Buffalo Marching Band. Front: Drum Major Mike Wallen. First row: Dei Jackson, Arnold Ruiz. Missy Goitia, Mike Higgins, Jennie Davis. Chris Tuck Brian Gollubier, Danny Wagstaff, Peter Almand, David Mesbergen, Tor Robinson, Steve Alt. Jeff Spaulding and Andrew Kusche. Second row: Crystal I Atee, Tim Kennedy, Mike Lassiter, Chris Cowles, Kris Knudsen, Jim Butler, Da' Bushman, Andrew Hershberger, Vernon Richardson and MariRae Agee. Third rc Mary Mahr, Andy Piatt, Greg Jones, Dwayne Sidwa, Kevin Flowers, Sam Whitac Jan Taylor, Ken Collins, Brian Winies-dorffer and Liza Sebourn. Fourth row: Sus Ensworth, Kent Smith, Kendall Fink, Tanya Tilery, Ted Spomer. Bill Greei Jennifer Wilhite. Joe Alcock. Tony Raabe and Kathy Harkins. Fifth row: Che 62 - Activities larching Band It was a busy and a landmark year for the Buff Band. As usual, they did well in the major marching and playing competitions throughout the state. But the highlight of the year had to be the trip to Chicago where the band played for the Midwest Band and Orchestra Director's Convention. Not only did the members enjoy them- selves, but they brought great honor to Tempe High and the entire southwestern United States by being one of only four high school bands from throughout the nation selected to play at the convention. In order to get to Chicago, however, they had to raise a great deal of money. They held car washes, sold candy, sold newspaper subscrip- tions, held their annual cheese and sausage sale, and, of course, manned the concessions at ASU’s home games. The Band Boosters, a parents group, sold concessions at all THS home games and held a rummage sale. The Buffs even sponsored a Woody Herman concert to help provide the funds needed for the Chicago trip. A “totally awesome musical group, the Buff Band was a shining tribute to Tempe High wherever they played. Hughes, Annette Robinson, John Abraham, Steve Patterson, Eric Huston, Becky 3erkinson, Martha Thompson, Andrew Griffin, Paul Barnum, and Daphne Collins. Sixth row: Leann Held, Heather Cranwell, Susan Ditsworth, Anita Andrews, Sharee Shristianson. Anne Barnum, Heather Herald and Lois Cast-ricone. Seventh row: Robyn Snell, Vicky Bradshaw, Staci Kuzmich, Tenitra Byrd, Tyrena Griffin, Melody essler, Hui Mun. Trish Maynard, Sandy Bailey and Lori Annala. Eighth row: Teresa Mendez, Diane Pullar, Brent Replogle, Amy Scheatzle. Debbie Prewitt. Beth Riggins, Tori Wenge, Jenny Morehart, Dedra Simpson and Deena Wood. Back row: Jennifer Wictor, Paul Frederick and Mark Hodge. Activities - 63 The Flagline. Front row: Kathy Harkins, Leann Held. Robyn Snell and Deena Wood. Second row: MariRae Agee, Crystal Me Atee. Lois Castricone and Susan Ensworth. Third row: Mary Mahr, Lori Annala, Chere Hughes and Daphne Collins. Back row: Teresa Mendez, LizaSebourn and Jennifer Wictor. Flag Line The Flagline got off to a good start with a new instructor, John Connel, who also taught the ASU Flagline. The flags contributed greatly to the appearance of the Band’s shows. Drum Major Mike Wallen conducts at halftime. The Percussion Section plays a drum solo at the Corona gar THe Flagline and the Band move off the field after their show. The Buff Band plays Here's That Rainy Day during the Marcos st 64 - Activities Closeup Close Up is a non-profit organization to show students around Washington D.C. as well as to teach them about government. The trip lasted one week and the students participated in discussions with political figures and toured various buildings and monuments. This is the eighth year Tempe High has participated in this trip. Chess Club seup. Sponsor Ms. Bobbi Bookout. Heidi Trelease. Kathy Furnish. Keith nsinger. Roger Pyron, Holly Morris. Kathleen Dostalik, Suzanne Bagley, Chris 3len and Aurora Balizado. Juniors Kathy Furnish and Kathleen Dostalik discuss their trip to Washington. D.C., with Closeup. The Chess Club parti- cipated in AIA sanctioned tournaments throughout the year. Preparation for each tourney was long and arduous. Members practiced several hours each day after school to perfect their stamina and their games. i Chess Club. Front row: Sponsor Mr. Mark Madsen. Charles Jennings. Mike Kerr. Kim nze. Todd Steffeck, Lee Moore and Mary Thompson. Organizations - 65 Cheer The Cheerleaders were one of the foremost spirt raising groups on campus. Not only did they perform at football and basketball games but they did skits and handjives at the pep rallies to promote school enthusiasm. They raised money to buy goodies for the football and basketball players. The girls spent endless hours painting signs for the pep rallies and those that the football team ran through. But most of their time was spent perfecting their several performance routines. Senior Lisa Johnson notices a friend in the crov d while cheering at the Marcos game Seniors Beckie E.T. Rupert and Shelley “Cosit Meyer go all out to entertain the audience at a p rally with a skit performed by the Cheerleaders. The 1983-84 Varsity Cheer Line. Front row: Debbie Abbott, Amy Long, Lisa Johnson, Shelley Meyer and Kirstin Wall Holly Morris. Beckie Rupert and Stephanie Harms. Back row: 66 - Activities e Junior Varsity Cheer Line. Front row: Suzanne Boylan and Verna uebow. nter: Jill Robinson. Back row: Tammy Geller, Tracey Kinyon and Aileen lizado. The Cheer Captains. Freshman, Christy Pittman; Varsity. Holly Morris: and Junior Varsity, Tammy Geller. ie Freshman Cheer Line. Front Row: Angela Richardson and Christy Senior Debbie Abbot seems ttman. Back Row: Elizabeth Davis, Debbie Johnston, Tracey Coleman and content whi|e performing a e Tuhey. handjive for the audience. This was one of the many runthroughs” painted by the Cheerleaders for the football games. This one was used at the Coronado game. Activities - 67 The Buffalo The Buffalo Staff. Top row: Lupita Medina, Cindi Peck, Amy Frischknecht, Shelley Davidson, Missy Goitia, Holly Morri Christy Arnold, Debbie Prewitt and Dan Berman. Bottom row: Katie Benson, Robyn Daggett, Jana Forister, Tost Foshie, Jenny Wictor, Lara Pipho. Beth Helmsteader, Shelby Rasmussen and Mary Mahr. Tempe High’s student newspaper, The Buffalo, was much improved over previous years due mainly to the large, experienced and professional acting staff. With eight returnees from last year and another 10 moving up from the beginning class, the paper was able to accomplish the co-editor’s stated goals of keeping the THS community informed about what was happening within that community as well as examining issues and problems from outside that had some effect on THS. Missy Goitia was a Co-Editor of The Shelley Davidson was a Co-Editor of 7 Buffalo. Buffalo. 68 - Organizations que the paper for errors. Daggett and Jenny Wictor rst year staffers, Lupita Medina (sitting) Shelby Rasmussen, Beth elmsteader, Jana Forlster and Lara Pipho work on a layout. Cindi Peck, Dan Berman and Christy Arnold work on final paste up. Holly Morris was Advertising Manager and was assisted by Tosha Foshle. Debbie Prewitt types her story into the typesetter while Amy Frischknecht checks for mistakes. Organizations - 69 COE Cooperative Office Education (COE) is a vocational organization. Students go to school in the morning and work in the afternoon gaining a better understanding of the business world. They also perform service activities for the school and the community. Activities this year included a fund raising car wash, a candy sale, entering a booth in the community Halloween carnival, having a Christmas stocking sale, and selling carnations on Valentines day. COE Officers. Tina Newman, Louise Greer, Amy Auerbach. Tammy Stearns, Franc Alvarez. Lucile Bvrd. DeAnne Virgo, and Yvette Turley. The COE Club. Front row: Daesha Fuggins, Michelle LaForce, Tina Newman, Frances Alvarez, Amy Auerbac DeAnne Virgo, Yvette Turley, and Lucile Byrd. Back row: Christine Nichols. Karyn Koszyk, Gina Ruiz, Tamn- Stearns, Louise Greer, Sandy Baily, Lisa Costello. Sheri Amrozowicz. and Mrs. Mitchell. 70 - Activities )rama Club 3 Drama Club Council. Front row: becca Gray, President; Bill Taysom, uncer; and Valori Schuyler, Secretary, ck row: Lee Moore, Freshman presentative; Kathy Buerger and Fred a, Historians. The Drama Club became very active in the theater during the year. They attended plays from three different schools and saw a professional production. They also put on a play of their own and had several fund raisers to aid the Spring Musical. In the words of their motto, they were “Acting Up”. The Drama Club. Front row: Linda Lieberman, Cathy Edwards. Susie Nelson. Bill Meyer, Jennifer Murray. Chuck Aagaard. Robin Forbes. Rachel Faasand Lee Moore. Second row: John Hyatt, Valori Schuyler, Cheryl Kitts, Debbie Kimberlin. Martha Wells, Kristine Mooney, Kathy Buerger and Bill Taysom. Back row: Anne Hayden, Lara Pile, Brett Alexander. Rebecca Gray, Valina Cutler, Fred Lea, Steve Gritz. Daphne Collins, Jenny Martin, Jodie Braun and David Fatica. Forensics i Forensics Team Officers. Sabrina iig. Recording Secretary; David Fatica, •Captain; and Mrs. Mattie Carpenter, ach. The Speech and Debate team got started with the first day of school in the Forensics class. They began competition at two practice tournaments and had showings in 6th place up in all of the following tournaments. All in all, they dubbed the year A great success. The Forensics Team. Front row: Anna Hestenes, Dan Berman, Linda Lieberman, Tom Coffeen, Jennifer Morrison, Taralee Platt and Mike Volquardsen. Second row: David Fatica, Lola Morgan, Keethon McCowan, Pat Salazar, Janet Jaskowski, Lara Anderson, Arlinda Clark, Rick Hausel and Jodie Braun. Third row: Coach Dan Clayton, Robin Forbes, Rebecca Gray, Sabrina Craig, Tim Pike. Ron Coleman, Eric Volquardsen, Julie Sellers, Judge Jim Tiffany and Coach Mrs. Mattie Carpenter. Activities • 71 Choirs The school’s two choirs did a fine job representing Tempe High at a wide variety of activities and festivals throughout the Valley. They were particularly busy around Christmas and Easter. In addition to singing, the students raised funds with sales of several items. The New Horizons. Front row: Kirk Charles, David Calhoon, Miya Clark and Jerry Chandl Second row: Charles Andrews, Julie Yourist, Brett Alexander, Paula McWhirter, E Bennett, Candice Johnson, and Steve Ridgeway. Third row: Jocelyn Watkins,Me McWhirter. Kenneth Jantz. Susan Ensworth, Daniel Gilsdorf, Richard Woolf and Kar Livingston. The Concert Choir. Front row: Julie Goldstein, Maryalice Vasquez, Steven Rugg, Kathering Filingham and Diane Simon. Second row: Renee Chandler, David Calhoon, Julie Yourist, Miya Clark, Diane Pullar, Doug Morey and Lee Donato. Third row: Daphne Collins, Ken Jantz, Laureen Craft, Jocelyn Watkins, Lisa Lindstrom, Shelley Button, Br Alexander and Carla Waymire. Fourth row: Paula McWhirl Dan Gilsdorf. Ann Holden, Kris Dibbern, Leslie Scott, I Bennett, Nancy Berry, Jennifer Johnson, Mark Hodge a Kristine Lee. 72 - Organizations he French Club. Front row: Jennifer Morrison, Pat Salazar, Gylene Carroll, Chris icken and Karen Price. Second row: Brian Miller. Susie Buseck, Chris Zimmer, lartha Cronin. Jennifer Martin. Paul Cronin, Robin Forbes and Dry Blanc. Back dw: Vicky Vergara. Olga Levshin, Annette Robinon, Jenny Hoffman. Alaine Coyle, I.J. Kitts, Miranda Gray and Ms. Susan Fellner. French Club The French Club is for those students who are studying or have studied French. Many activities were planned throughout the school year to keep members busy. Among them were dances, cheese tasting parties, progressive dinners, candy sales, car washes, and Halloween and Christmas parties. They also had dinners at French restaurants. The club is socially oriented and even though members may learn more about the French language and culture, the main purpose of the group is to provide fun. FBLA Students involved in the Future Bussiness Leaders of America learn about the techniques of selling, merchandising and display- ing products. A few of their activities during the year were pizza parties and special dinners with FBLA State Officer Chuck Watson. The Club was organized to help students develop all kinds of leadership skills. te FBLA Club. Front row: Mark Smith, Leslie Suiter. Jean Tipton, Vanessa Greeley, onicque Bennevitz and Darren Chico. Back row: Mr. Dave Maltby, Jeff Brown, Kelly ollins. Mat Skinner and Ms. Kim Gallup. Activities - 73 FA The Future Farmers of America is a National Youth Organiza-tion consisting of students in Vocational Agriculture. The aim of the FFA is to devolop agricul-tural leadership, citizenship and cooperation. The club achieved it’s agriculture leadership goal through activities required for members to advance through the various levels of the organization. FFA Officers. Kris Scarboro, Reporter; Steve LaLonde, Sentinel; Robert Pante Treasurer; Kim Grantham, Secretary; Mathew McVaugh, President; and Mr. Gail Des Chapter Advisor. The Future Farmers of America. Front row; Robert Panter, Steve Poore, Judi Holley, Jayne Sco Wayne Scott. Tom Drew, Brandon Grantham, Mark Emery and Brandi Haupt. Second row: Ki Grantham. Kris Scarbaro, Steve LaLonde, Matthew McVaugh, Linda Wright. Tammy Jorden. Chr Gaynett and Jeff Brekhus. Back row: Matt Lyons, Chuck Murray. Dan Junion. Herbert Schuma Tom Natseway. Eric Bates. Ron Rodriguez, Todd Baty and Pete Siquieros. 74 - Activities i Chapter Farmers. Eric Bates. Jeff Brekhus. Steve LaLonde, Robert Panter, Chuck Murray Tom Drew. Green Hands. Front row: Brandi Haupt, Wayne Scott. Jayne Scott. Judi Holley and Brandy ntham. Back row: Matt Lyons. Tom Natseway. Pete Siquieros. Ron Rodriguez and Steve Poore. Activities - 75 HERO The purpose of HERO (Home Eco- nomics Related Occupations) is to create a learnig experience in an actual job situation and to experience the benefits of serving others. Hero provid- ed the students with a working understand ing of occupations in their chosen fields. The Hero Club: Front row: Genette Wester, Angela Stiles, Joy Maxwell, Danny La Mantia, Jo Dale, Gary King, Jesse Gomez. Pam Thomasino Rosalind Rodriquez and Tiffany Pascoe. Ba row: Sponsor Mrs. Marilyn Van Demark, Kym Kneadler, Robin Stepton, Andrea Sarkany, Li Schuck, Collette Grimsley, Sharon Cambell, Carmen Bolen, Diane Radcliffe, Merci Vasquez a Paula Dougherty. German Club The German Club’s goals are to provide students with the opportunity to learn about Germany’s culture, its language and about Germany itself. They held different activities to achieve their goals. The German Club: Front row: Matt McNearney. Eric Bleak, Chris Bow, Joanna Liliental, Manji Tare. Cecile Pancza, Mary Mahr and Tammy Vonada. Back row: Paul Cronin, Mark Fredri Charles Sauers, Jon Akins, Chip Washburn and Mr. Travinkoff. 76 - Activities itor Jill McDonough was in her third Second year staffer Nodi Carpenter was ar on the Yearbook staff. in charge of the Student Life section. The Horizon With 65 people on The Horizon staff, there were too many for one class so it was divided into two separate sessions. Both classes included beginning and advanced students. There were the usual problems of meeting deadlines, taking and printing pictures, and writing copy and cutlines were met, wrestled with and, finally, overcome. All but the class pages were sent to the printer “camera ready” giving the staffers invaluable experience in layout, typesetting and pasteup. phomore Karlene Garrison, Junior Lorrie Perez, Senior John iffman and Sophomore Beth Helmstader look through old arbooks to get ideas. Working on the swimming pages are Seniors Roger Pyron and Michelle Garten. Juniors Becky Kusche and Sabrina Craig were in charge of the Freshmen and Junior class sections. Organizations - 77 The Horizon Staff The Yearbook Staff, Second Hour. First row: Don Wurgess, Jeannie Black, Nodi Carpenter. Natalie Trygstad, Michelle Engelen, Debby McClung, Marilyn Crabtree, Jeff Boettcher, Jill McDonough, Pat Salazar, Tim Hall, Diane Pullar. Tammy Vonada, and Jill Gerstenberger. Second Row: Audrey Welch, Julie Bliven, Erma Mendoza, Shianne Gay, Alice Moloi Chris Engelen, Sara Winkle, Marc Frederick, K Schumacher, Tina Newman, Darren Chico, Kari Fedorc Jim Stratton, Sherry Dovi, Pam Tomasino, Lupita Medina Kim Bowie. The Yearbook Staff, Third Hour. First row: Connie Allen, Beth Becky Kusche, Debbie Camarena, Lorie Perez, Roger Py Helmstader, Nikki Madison, Jamie Solem, Nicky Johnson, Michelle Garten, John Huffman, Brian Johnson, Jill McDonough, Karlene Garrison, Jinelle Borders, Amy Ledbetter, Corey Zucco, Lisa Johnson, Missy Allan. K Frishknecht, Debbie Jameson, Nodi Carpenter, Sharon Brantner. Dana Zunich, Jenny Murphy and Denise Jack: Doerning and Janet Jaskowski. Second row: Sabrina Craig, 78 - Organizations pictures for the annual are Senior photographers Alice Moloney and ie Bliven. rking on a layout are Juniors Jill Gerstenberger and Tim Hall, Sophomore innie Black and Junior Pat Salazar. Sophomore Jeff Boettcher was one of the few sports photographers on the staff. Looking through the contact books for football pictures was Senior Darren Chico. While Senior Kristi Schumacher types class names. Seniors Sherry Dovi and Tina New man proofread her work. Organizations - 79 Interact The Interact Club is a community service club. It has sponsor- ed yearly events such as a Blood Drive, a dance for the Getz School and the Christmas Mistletoe Ball. They also helped coordinate charitable activities such as the United Way canned food drive Junior Classical League JCL, the Junior Class- ical League, was also known as the Latin club. They were part of a national organization whose major goals include studying the culture of ancient Rome in order to help them better understand Latin. The Interact Club. Front row: Nodi Carpenter, Shauna Ulson, Annette Enciso, Miche Coles, Susie Buseck, Missy Goitia, Jennifer Morrison, Cindy Hadley, Lisa Costello a Katie Benson. Second row: Suzzi Pizzi, Daphne Pallis, Melody Kessler, Michelle Virgo. N Martin, Vernon Richardson, Michelle Rodriquez, Rebecca Gray and Sabrina Craig. Ba row: Jane Christenson, Sharee Christenson, Kim Wood, Rachel Faas, Vicky Vegara, Dee Wood, Rayella Anderson, Mary Thompson and Sponsor Mr. Richard Torrez The Junior Classical League. Front row: Jim Gustafson, Bjorn Aannestad, Guy Roll, Chui Aagaard, John Fees and Sean Thopsey. Second row: Dan Berman, Ron Coleman. B Meier, Dusty Flanagan, Mary Rosalez, Cathy Berger, Julie Decker and Amy Trowbridg Back row: Susan Ditsworth, Andrew Hershberger. Margo Meeks, Mary Thompson, Cher Morris, Greg Pleasants, Tia Byrd, Kerri Chapman, Debbie Hurt and Jennifer Payne. 80 - Organizations le National Honor Society. Front row: Abe Fullmer, Raj Bhat, Sam Whitacre, Mike jginato and Vernon Richardson. Back row: Sponsor Mr. Clyde Starks. Cherri Morris, jsan Kaib, Shelly Davidson, Launa Whyte, Shelly Meyer, Diane Ratcliffe, Jolyn andoy, Kirstin Walker and Lisa Johnson. 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. NHS The main function of the National Honor Society is to give recognition to those students who would recieve scholar- ships. e Kings Club. Front row: Jeff Tipton. John Fees, Jim Butler, Vernon Richardson, Tim nnedy. Mike Reginato and Criag Parkhurst. Activities - 81 The Jazz Band. Front row: Beth Riggins, Annette Robinson, Paul Barnum, Chris Campbell a Jim Butler. Back row: Arnold Ruiz, Eric Benson. Kevin Flowers. Andy Piatt. Jan Taylor and Tc Raabe. JV Band Jazz Band Jazz Band is formed after the end of marching season from members of the Buff Band. The students are selected for excellence on their instruments and for their special interest in playing and performing jazz music. This elite group competes in festivals around the State, as well as performing local concerts. The JV Band was the pep band for the basketball students who are interested in learning team. Their daily activities include scales, band instument found in a marching band. JV banc music, and playing tests. This band is made up of vital to Buff Band excellence. The JV Band. First row: Michelle Loucks, Lee Moore, Janet Moodie, Mike Volquardsen, Rich Daggett, Mark Bjorer Davis, Robin Nelson, Rhonda Brown. Lara Pipho. Lori Price. Longwell and Kyle Thuemler. Fourth row: Jon Slusser, Rhonda Gill and Gerri Barrs. Second row: Shannon Lewis, Tutrone, Michelle Comeaux, David Aden, Jeffery P Cynthia Barker, Yolanda Walton, Tia Byrd, Cynthia Wolfe, Jeffery Dick. Ronald Rose, Joe Canonigo, Kevin Kem Cynthia Taylor. Benjamin Rodriguez, Michelle Gomez, Tracy and Marcus Moreno. Back row: Frank Russell, Steven Ta Coleman, Tracy Smith and Stephen Staub. Third row: Fred Kevin Butler, Chad Atwell. Billy Bingham and [ Edwards, Mike Kidwell, Zac Barrett, Justin Jaurigui, Aleph Jennings. 82 - Organizations Key Club The Key Club is a service organization that helps many of the major charities in the Valley such as the Arizona Foundation of Retarded Citizens, the Arthritis Foundation and Mutiple Sclorosis. They raised money for members to go to the District Convention held in Phoenix, to Disneyland, and to the Internatioal Convention held in Ft. Worth, Texas. The members gave their best to make it the best club in the school. 3 Key Club Officers. Sabrina Craig, Nodi Juniors Tim Hall, Janet Jaskowski, Paulo Bahr, Nodi Carpenter and rpenter and Jill McDonough. Sophomore Mary Mahr talk about the Spirit Rally at Alhambra. 2� i Key Club. Front row: Chris Mullis, Neil Martin, Lucia jtin, Mari Rae Agee. Jill McDonough, Janet Jaskowski, lody Kessler, Nodi Carpenter, Karen Christiansen, luna Olsen, Rachel Faas, and Nancy Barriga. Back row: Daphine Pollis, Lesile Suitter, Margo McLean, Becky Kusche, Michelle Engelen. Natalie Trygstad, Larie Altman, Sabrina Criag, Rebecca Gray. Pat Salazar, Tim Hall, Veron Richardson, Suzi Pizzi, Shelly Meyer, and Mr. Graham. Activities - 83 Mat Mates Mat Mates is a service organization tosupporttheTempe High Wrestling team. They held fund raisers all year so they could pay for dinners and motels for the wrestlers at State. They also ran the snack bar in the gym for dances and games. This money went for trophies for individual wrestlers who excelled during the season, and for the annual Wrestler Mat Mate picnic. President Jill McDonough said, “The Mat Mates worked hard improving school spirit during wrestling season.” Mat Mates Officers and Chairmen. Nodi Carpenter, Vice President; Cin Palewich, Secretary; Shelley Davidson, Publicity Chairman; Kathlec Dostalik, Treasurer; and Jill McDonough. President. The Mat Mates. Front row; Nodi Carpenter, Jill McDonough, Shelly Davidson, Kathlen Dostalick, Gi Doney, Cherri Morris and Anne Tucker. Back row: Miss Kris Van Hazel, Amanda Stone, Cindy Palewit Shelley Arefe, Susan Kaib, Dorothy Walker. Amy Auerback and Suzie Pizzi. 84 - Activities Dionysus The Dance Performance class, Dionysus, is a working dance company. During the year its members put on two formal modern dance concerts and one informal jazz concert. Along with choreographing their own dances, they design their own lighting and costumes. The class is built to teach its students to be creative and to have a professional attitude. Admittance is by audition only. ionysus. Front row: Jenny Hoffman, Cheryl Bower, Tyrena Griffen, Tonya illery, Kathy Buerger, Amy Schealtze, Leann Held. Lisa Novia, Stephanie cDowell and Vicki Waters. Second row: Rhonda Perlow, Marnie Noback, adine Boozer, Trish Maynard, Kim Long, Kathy Harkins. Doris Mosley, Bonnie arshall and Tracy Caldwell. onnle Marshall joins Tyrena Griffen and Doris Mosley in ie dance tWeeping Women choregraphed by Mrs.Darby eath. Doris Mosley and Tyrena Griffen put on a supeb performance while dancing the Weeping Women. tephanle McDowell, Vicki Waters, Leann Held, Kathy arkins, Doris Mosley and Bonnie Marshall dance in the nale. Pinball Wizzard. Kathy Buerger dances in Fear: It Can Kill You,which she imagined after hearing the music and choreographed herself. Organizations - 85 Pom The Pom line is one of the spirit groups at Tempe High that provide entertainment at pep rallies, football and basketball games. The Pommies are chosen by a committee of other Pommies and faculty. The girls are selected for a wide range of talents, including the ability to learn and perform intricate routines. This year, in addition to performing at ball games and pep rallies, the Pommies did several things for the football and basketball players for special games, and held a dance. The Pom Council. Robin Andres, Kathy Ruston, Launa Whyte and Patti Haggarc 'Si- a. The Pom Line. First row: Diane Ratcliffe, Julie Dick, Michelle Kathy Ruston, Carole Casas. Heidi Trelease and Rhond Rodriguez. Patti Haggard. Annette Encisoand Tina Newman. Perlow. Third row: Doris Mosley. Miya Clark. Robin Andre; Second row: Tony McCleve. Launa Whyte. Lucia Austin, Marcy McDonald. Robbie Ormanm, Adrienne Henry and Tin Brooks. 86 - Activities lior Lucia Austin looks up at the stands to see crowds enthusiasm while the Buff Band does ir half time show. er a touchdown at the Corona game, Junior ie Dick helps cheer on the Buffs on. Junior Annette Enciso concentrates while performing handjives. Pommies Tina Newman, Rhonda Perlow, Diane Ratcliffc Henry, and Launa Whyte, walk casually out to the field for th performances at the McClintock game. Senior Doris Mosley worries when the score is beyond reach at the Marcos game. Seniors Carol Casas and Lucia Austin concentrate while doing their feature at half time at the Marcos game. Activities - 87 Science Club The Tempe High Science Club, sponsored by Mr. Leo Wood, was designed to expand student interest in all areas of science. They have also helped at the Kiwanis Park Halloween Carnival. The Tempe High Science Club officers included Laura Morgan, president and Jennifer Martin, vice-president. The Science Club. Front row: Sponsor Mr. Leo Wood. Jennifer Martin. Tammy Vonada, Melody Kessler, Heidi Miltun, Nodi Carpenter, Robyn Daggett, Angelina Arbizu, Anna Hestenes, and Charles Jennings. Back row: Tony Voyles, Lola Morgan. Laura Morgan, Ron Coleman, Joe Colli. Vernon Richardson, Neil Martin, Adam McAdams, Eric Benson and Ganarji Bhat. Orchestra The Tempe High School Orchestra had a very successful year. Conducted by Miss. Jennifer Silk, a new faculty member, the orchestra held several concerts and encouraged small chambergroupsto play. They were very conscious of promoting school spirt, attending every game in a group cheer the Buffs on. They had several fund raisers support their tour to the Grand Canyon, where th( represented THS at a music convention. The Orchestra. Front row: Mrs. Jennifer Silk, Kevin Wilson, Kim Wood, Lola Morgan, Mark Firestone, Cindy Haverland, Susie Busek, Shelly Horton, Mary Rosales, Natasha Larimer, Rhoda Gill, Shaelin Charania, Cecile Pancza, Chris Diken, Truong Le Nguyen and James Gwin. Back row: Ron Coleman. Denny Davis, Caroline Brown, Dru Blanc. Mela Lewis. Susan Endsworth. Elizabeth Wrathall, Kris Dibbe Bill Taysom, Robyn Orman. Lauara Judd. Elizabeth Da Rebecca Mackinnon, Eric Bleak. Mark Colbert, F Richardson and Pat Adams. 88 - Activities e Gnomes Ski Club. Front row: Shelly Coles, Heidi Miltun, iy Mitchell, Marcie McDonald. Darrin Womble, Kari dorchak, Sara Winkle, Shelley Meyer and Arlinda Clark, ck row: Adrienne Henry. Nodi Carpenter, Kellie Fiedler, Vanessa Greeley. Devery Blackmore. Jean Tipton, Chris Mullis, Leslie Suiter, Jeff Jones. Andy Segerson, John Fees. Mr. Tim McBurney, Eric Kronengold. Mike Ybarra. Shianne Gay, Margo Maclean, Wayne McCabe. Amber Hunsinger and Laura Slusser. Ski Club e Gnomes Ski Club went to Purgatory over .ristmas break for four days and nights of ndrous skiing. During the second semester, jy headed to Mammoth, California, during ring break for another week of fun on the slopes. The club raised money for the trips by selling Buffalo hats and necklaces. Another fund raiser was their annual club dance in January the day after final exams were over. Letter Club The Letter Club’s goal is to promote good sportsmanship and school spirit and to support all sports. They sold candy, turkeys, and hams and they sponsored a dance to raise money for the end of the year banquet. The Letter Club. Front row: Rachelle Porter, Amy Frischknecht. Annette Enciso, Nodi Carpenter. Sarah Hovey and Tina Evans. Back row: Carina Cartwright. Eric Kronengold. Leo Gilmartin, Abe Fullmer. David Lipinski, Chip Wortley and Lisa Johnson. Organizations - 89 Touchdown Club THe Touchdown Club was composed of Varsity football, track and wrestling team members. Throughout the year the club sponsored a dance, the annual Lift-a-Thon and the Iron Man club. The main goal of the club was to produce and to support Buff Pride. Video Club The Tempe High Video Club was formed to increase media services for the school. The News Magazine was one the the club’s main efforts. They also held various fund raisers in order to obtain money for scholarships for members. The Touchdown Club. Front row: J.J. Auerbach, Darrell Hess. Dot Akins, John Erhardt, Frank Murrietta, Tom Bagnoli and Al Pac Second row: Jeff Tipton, Pat Tilton, Joe Campbell. Pete Weidne Marlon Anderson, Greg Peralta, John Fees and Mike Ybarra. Thii row: Chris Bow, Marc Rodriguez, Don Warne, Jeff Scow, Rob Brae Gerry Turley, Ken Frost, Coach Tim McBurney. Darrin Womble, Er Kronengold, Jim Johnson and Will Wearne. The Video Club. Front row: Nodi Carpenter, Carol Kennedy, Julie Dick, Sandy Leonai Kevin Mahedy. Second row: Brian Johnson, Steve Jones. Wayne McCabe. Der Jackson. Carlo Micalizio, Brad Wise and Mr. Bob Mier. Back row: Daryl Lonetree, Ke Collins, Matt Skinner, Jeff Brown, Scott Stennerson and Joe Brown. 90 - Activities Student Council udent Council represents the students. They were charge of the school calendar. They were very irited and promoted several spirit raising events emphasize unity in the school, high morale, and rticipation in activities. Dances pep rallies, ichtime activities and recognizing outstanding idents and faculty members were just a few of the ngs that they worked on. nior Guy Roll was Student Council Business manager. SeniorMarle Mayorga was Student Council President. Senior Patti Haggard was Student Council Vice President. niorAurora Ballzado was Corresponding Secretary. Recording Secretary was Senior Robin Andres arsify Football e Tempe football team got off to its best start ears, beating McClintock and ending up a 9- ecord and heading off to the playoffs. Second ar Coach Glen Alford did a great job with 21 urning lettermen with 16 of them starting, e Buffs had one of the best defensive units in j state with three shutouts and allowing only points scored in the regular season. The ffaloes had a great offensive unit that poured n when needed, scoring 183 points in a great ason. lior Al Pace gets ready to run over a Casa Grande ender who’s in the way of his making a touchdown. Senior Mike Ybarra looks for more running room after a big gain against Marcos. Junior John Fees takes hold of Coronado back Dave Schilling as teammates come to help bring him down. lior Jeff Tipton (24) and Junior Cody Nesbitt (30) sue Marcos back Eric Parham after a short gain. Senior Defensive end Joe Campbell, Junior Linebacker John Fees (55) and the rest of the Tempe squad get ready to clash with cross-town-rival McClintock. TEMPE WON 14-13!!! Sports - 93 Senior Ed Caldwell races down field for a touchdown against Corona. JuniorChris Bow (15) and Senior Mike Ybarra (18) attempt the winning extra point. Senior Eric Kronengold eludes a Corona defensive tackier fora fii down. Senior linemen Joe Campbell (89). Paul Williams (73) and Chi Bagnoli (70) stop Coronado runner Dave Schilling for min yardage. Senior Jeff Scow (88) catches a lateral pass from Ty Holland, as Junior Pete Weidner (23) and Corona linebacker Chris Roosen (31) look on. 94 - Sports nior Pete Weidner (23) sweeps around end as Junior Ty Holland (12) )ks to block defensive lineman Chris Michie (66) of Casa Grande. ior Joe Campbell (89) puts up the Hook’em Horns after dumping onado QB Mike Giovando. Coming to congratulate him are iors Paul Williams (73) and Darrell Hess (65). Senior Will Wearne breaks up the middle for a touchdown, after a fake punt. Senior Vince Martinez (40) finds running room for big yardage as Junior Cody Nesbitt (30) leads to clear the way. Seniors Jeff Tipton (24). Will Wearne (33) and Junior Steve Lewis get ready to munch on Coronado running back Dave Schilling. Sports - 95 Junior Ty Holland is all alone as he completes another pass for a touchdown against Mac. Senior Ed Caldwell (84) catches a first down pass over Coronado defender Bob Dombrowskl. Junior Greg Peralta gets ready to put a five block on a Casa Gran end. Senior Vince Martinez (40) jars the ball loose from a Casa Gran receiver as Junior Cody Nesbitt (30) comes to help out. Senior Paul Williams (73)stops a Coronado running back for no yardage as Junior Cody Nesbitt (30) and Senior Will Wearne (33) come to help if needed. Tempe had one of the top ranking defensive units in the state. 96 - Sports spons - 97 The Varsity Football Team. Front row. Al Pace. Anthony Moya. Will Wearne. Vince Martinez and Darrell Hess. Second row: Pete Weidncr. Steve Lewis. J.J. Auerbach. Brad Curtis and John Erhardt. Third row: John Vigileors. Pat Tilton. Chris Bow. Gerry Turley. Jim Johnson and Keith Hunsinger. Fourth row: Rob Bracy. Jeff Scow. Jeff Tipton. Myron King. Marlon Anderson. Frankie Murrietta and Greg Peralta. Fifth row: Eugene Picone. Chris Bagnoli. Mike Ybarra. Eric Kronengold. John Fees. Joe Campbell and Cody Nesbitt. Sixth row: Ken Frost. Doug Akins. Ty Holland. Darrin Womble. Don Warne, Mike Hehr and Alan Cruz. Back row: Manager Kai Openshaw. Coach Tim Mc8urney, Head Coach Glenn Alford. Coach Curtis Cook and Coach Speedy Hart. JV Football The JV football team had a great year with a 6-2 record. Coach Bob Smyth combined a team of Juniors and Sophomores to bring out one of the best JV teams the school has had. The Varsity team will have another super year next year with individual talent from the Sophomores and Juniors. The Buffaloes had an offense with a suprise attack that hit at anytime and a defense that stopped oponents from moving the ball. Even after being pulled down by two Corona defensive players. Sophomore Mike Rose (24) is determined to move on. Sophomore Harold Wearne (45) and Mark Rodriguez (44) stop a Marcos runner for a loss. 98 - Sports Sophomore Elgin Caldwell (12). with the help of Mike Rose (24), dodges £ Corona defensive player (82). Junior Chris Hartley (45). with the help of Junior Rogelio Corella (20), jumps to the sideline for extra yardage. Sophomore Mike Rose (24) shows his speed and ability as he shoves aside a Corona defensive tackier for a touchdown. Sport - 99 The Junior Varsity Football Team. Front row: Carl Anderson. Dale Coburn. Tony Ramirez. John Allen and Timmy Newman. Second row: Gary Tutrone. Ray Ussery. Matt Rollier and John Schutt. Third row: Jim Schutt. Kevin Hudspeth. Mark Rodriguez. Chris Guana and Terry Timm. Fourth Row: Harold Wearne. Schell Wareing. Kyle Smyth. Elgin Caldwell. Tony Goodthunder and Mike Rose. Fifth row: Rogolio Corella, Chris Hartley. Mike Moreno. Lance Audehm and Jimmy Alverez. Sixth row: Herb Frost. Joe Hauer. Mike Lassiter. Greg Jones. Kevin Tussing and Phil Akins. Seventh row: Mark Foster. Chuck Sowers. Chris Sanchez. James Strempke. Terry Green and Kelly Hiett. Back row: Manager Nathan Sherinian. Head Coach Bob Smyth. Coach Duke McDonald and Coach Jim Gcntrup. Frosh Football The Freshmen football team had an outstanding record of 6-1-1. Coach Ed Yeager did a fine job bringing first year high school players off to a memorable start. They show promising potential for outstanding JV and Varsity teams in years to come. Their defense was one of their better assets. They worked hard and showed a lot of school spirit and showed that they really wanted to win. Quarterback Jon Berry heads around an end looking for running room for a touchdown. Running back T.J. Hill breaks a tackle up the middle for a big gain against Corona. Defenders Raul Ruiz (34) and Gary Ostendorf (55) stop a Corona receiv short of a first down. Lineman Carl Strempke stops a Corona running back as Danny Garc helps to bring him down. Defender Danny Rollins (63) hauls down a Corona back short of a first down as Raul Ruiz comes to finish him off. 100 - Sports Sport - 101 The Freshman Football Team. Front row: Mike Preston. Pat Bliss. Nate Little. Gary Tutle. Billy Newman and Don Platt. Second row: Marty Bursh. Troy Nesbitt. Jon Berry. Jay Lister. Ken Dale. Brian Baldwin and Travis Holland. Third row: Keith Smith. David Aden. Brian Hatch. Danny Rollins. Danny Garcia. Raul Ruiz and Mark Roman. Fourth row: Gary Ostendorf. Kirk Schreir. Rob Little. Patrick King. Jeff Dick. Richard Kerr. Doug White and Rich Perez. Fifth row: Bob Sever. T.J.Hill. Jim Blackmore. Carl Strempke. Ryan Stock, Eric Skyler and Manager Jim Mahoney. Sixth row: Matt Knutson. Kevin Sotomayor. Tim Lewis. Steve Mogk. Mark Bjorem. Ken Orman and Jeff Parke. Back row: Assistant Coach Jim Foster. Head Coach Ed Yeager and Assistant Coach Barry Lucas. Volleyball The Varsity Vollyball team finished the season 3 and 9. The seniors and juniors on the team worked well together according to Coach Jenda Jones who said that she was pleased with the girls and the way they worked and trained. Freshman Sarah Colli waits for Junior Stacie Bullock to hit the ball. The Varsity Volleyball Team. Top row: Sarah Hovey. Amy Anderson, Mary J Balabuch, Kathy Knoche, Barbie Conrad and Coach Ron Barela. Front rov Stacie Bullock, Sheila Hensley, Karen Livingston, Jolyn Dandoy and Sara Coll Senior Joyln Dandoy hits the ball while Shells Hensley supports her. 102 - Sports Junior Sarah Hovey lines herself up with the ball. e JV Volleyball Team. Front row: Denise Martindale, Margo MacLean, Darla artindale and Suzanne Bagley. Back row: Ms. Jenda Jones, Christy Mullis, Debbie irtin, Molly Mendoza and Elaine Hassett. Junior Stacie Bullock sets the ball with determined effort. Freshman Sarah Colli prepares to serve the ball. le Freshmen Volleyball Team. Front row: Angelica Gonzales, Gina Medina, Janet avis, Diedre Powell and Angela Garduna. Back row: Lou Bradshaw. Jenny Schrach, sa Chamberlain. Nicole Smith, Carla Waymire, Moira MacLean and Suzette Cowley. Sports - 103 Boys CrossCountry The Boys Cross Country teams had a slow start but showed improvement from week to week. There was only one senior on the team, returning veteran and Varsity Captain Dennis Enriquez. However, the top team runner was Sophomore Kendall Fink. The many underclassmen gaining experience from this year indicate a banner year for the Buffalo Harriers next fall. Senior Dennis Enriquez concentrates on improving his best time during a home meet. The Cross Country Team makes a practice run before the next meet. Junior Brian Hanna looks pleased as the timer announces his time. Junior Joe Colli paces himself w( against a strong opposing team. The Cross Country Team checks out the course before the race. 104 - Sports Boys Varsity Cross Country ie Varsity Cross Country Team. Top row: Brian Hanna, Kendall Fink, Joe Colli, Mike Kerr and Coach Nevil. Dttom row: Todd Braver, Mike Palais and Dennis Enriquez. Boys Junior Varsity Cross Country e JV Cross Country Team. Top row: Jeff Carlson, Flink Craig, Mike Souer, awn O'Neil and Coach Nevill. Bottom row: Phillip Barton, Roy Olson, Jim jstafson and Mike Higgins. Sports 105 Girls CrossCountry Sophomore Marie Clark strains to be one of the first runners across the finish line. The Girls Cross Country boasted few returning veterans and all the girls were underclassmen. There were 2 juniors, 3 sophomores, and 3 freshmen. Though they didn’t have an exceptional season, they did show improvement. Since they will lose no one to graduation, the experience should give next year’s team a head start over much of the competition. The Girls Cross Country Team. First row: Thea Jarvi and Nancy Barriga. Ba row: Lori Iverson, Ronda Bess. Jana Forister, Jenny Hoffman and Coa Thurman Gilbert. Sophomore Thea Jarvi gives 100% a Junior Nancy Barriga looks pleased makes a strong finish during a with the race she has run as she home meet at Kiwanis Park, nears the finsh line. 106 - Sports Golf Golf Team. Front row: Ken Richardson, Ricky Park, Russell Oonk and Bill West, k row: Coach Pauley. David Price, Brian Winniesdorfer, Dusty Flannagan, Irew Hershberger and Mark Drobniewski. Freshman Russell Oonk addresses the ball while sizing up the distance to the seventh hole. Just completing his second stroke. Junior Brian Winniesdorfer watches the ball edge toward the hole. Sports - 107 X ior Dusty Flanagan hits the ball out of bunker. Freshmen Mark Drobniewski lines the ball up for a shot. The proud members of the Buffalo golf team spent lots of time after school and at home developing and refining their shots. They enjoyed the season representing Tempe High. Boys Swimming Freshman Rob Haight prepares to do a back dive at the Marcos de Niza swim meet. Senior Roger Pyron practices hard to make it to State in the 100 ya Butterfly. Junior Brian Hanna works hard to place high in the 100 y Breaststroke. The Boys Swim Team started its season with several new members. With a little practice, the new men turned into fine swimmers and helped this year’s team very much. Next year’s team should benefit from their experience. The Boys Varsity Swim Team. Front row: Captain Roger Pyron, Vernon Richardson,. Colli. Brian Hanna. Eric Bleak. Eddie Longwell and Steve Rugs. Back row: Rob Haight, Clark. Mark McWhirter, Bill Saporiti. Adam Anaya. Rich Daggett and Coach Will Graham. 108 - Sports Girls Swimming The Girls Swim Team opened this year’s season with many new members. Coach Vicich worked the girls into an excellent team. The girls had a very good season and next year’s team should be equally good. Junior Debbie Levan practices her back dive for The All City Meet. shman Karla Schuman gets off to a good start at the All City m Meet. - l..... Girls Swimming Team. Front row: Leia Sherinian, Nicky Machin, Michelle Spencer, Sophomore Michelle Spencer ha Clark. Robyn Daggett, Jennifer Martin and Co-Captain Joni Apodaca. Second row: concentrates hard on her back a Schumann. Melaney Ankeney, Debbie Levan. Paula McWhirter. Co-Captain Katy dive at the Marcos de Niza iish, Leanne Espinoza. Jennifer Johnson, Cecile Panza and Heidi Miltun. swim meet. Sports - 109 Badminton The 1983-84TempeHigh Badminton team was “the most improved team in THS history” according to Coach Carla McManus. Many of the players had never played before and did very well. The Varsity was all seniors with the exception of one Junior. Senior Sharol Wion follows through after hitting a long serve. Sharol was ranked No. 1 after playing 4 years on the team. The Varsity Badminton Team. Front row: Andrea Dabel and Erma Mend Back row: Jori Ledbetter. Leah Imhoff. Sharol Wion and Christy Wormer. The JV Badminton Team. Front row: Mandy Stone and Diane Pullar. E row: Michelle Coles. Lara Anderson, Daphane Pallas and Lori Price. 110 - Sports 1arsity Vr est ling iie Varsity Wrestling jam was comprised of x seniors, all return- g from last year’s am, five Juniors, one : phomore and one eshman. The team )t of to a slow start but f time the divisional id state tournaments ime around, the jffaloes were in top lape and held their vn against some of e best wrestlers in the ate. With seven burning Varsity restlers, next year’s am should be a good ie. The Varsity Wrestling Team. Front row: Pat Tilton, Roegilo Corella, Juan Rodriguez, Tim Newman, Billy Newman, Reyes Bermudez and Alan Grimsley. Back row: Coach McBurney. Eugene Picone, Harold Wearne, Darrin Womble, Coach Cook, Gerry Turley, Will Wearne, Anthony Moya and Coach Alford. lior Harold Wearne works his opponent to his back for a nearfall. Junior Pat Tilton shows his wrestling ablity in taking down his Coronado opponent. lior Eugene Picone totally dominates his opponent ning the Coronado match. Senior Will Wearne works for a take-down in a close match against Coronado. Sports - 111 Senior Anthony Moya shakes hands with his opponent from Marcos. Anthony was one of the team’s better wrestlers. Senior Ron Jenkins meets his opponent from Marcos at ti opening of the match. Sophomore Chris Gauna meets his opponent from Marcos This was Chris’s first Varsity match. Junior Rogelio Corella shakes hands with his opponent Senior Reyes Bermudez works for a takedown against on from Marcos during the opening match cermony. of the best wrestlers from Marcos. Sports -112 phomore Timmy Newman raises his id triumphantly after beating his Donent. Senior Darrin Womble prepares to pin his Marcos opponent. Darrin was another of the team's best wrestlers. Junior Juan Rodriguez manuvers his opponent into a nearfall and possibly a pinning position. shman Billy Newman recieves a forfeit Co—Captain Will Wearne leads the warm-up at the Marcos meet. Will was one of linst Coronado. Billy was the only the team’s top prospects for placing in the State tournament. hman to wrestle on the varsity team. Sports - 113 Varsity B Wrestling The Varsity B Wrestling Team was one of the best teams the Buffs have had in a long time. Coached by Tim McBurney, the Varsity B team practiced right alongside the Varsity team. With practice and experience, the team will contribute strongly to an expected excellent Varsity squad next year. The Varsity B Wrestling Team. Front row: Brian Tulk, John Kelly, Jody Rushton, G Morales and Joey Rosales. Back row: Matt Rollier, Raymond Ussery, Harold Wearne, Phil Akins. Kelly Hiett, Eric Benson, Greg Peralta, Chris Gauna and Coach McBurney. Junior Greg Peralta gets his hand raised after his victoy over his Marcos opponent. Sophomore Matt Rollier breaks down his Marcos opponent leading to near f points or a pin. Sophomore Raymond Ussery turns his Marcos opponent over for nearfall poii and possibly a pin. Frosh Wrestling The Freshman Wrestling Team was extremely small but they made the best of what they had. The Freshman sold candles to earn money for the Varsity team to go to the Peoria tournament and otherwise did what they could to help the Varsity. Coach Alford was suprised at the small size of the team, but continu- ed with his enthusiasm and team spirit. He was a great influence on the Freshman team. ; Freshman Wrestling Team. Front row: Benji Rodriquez, Roy Olson, Robert Montanez. :k row: Bob Cockren, Danny Rollins, Matt Knutson, Coach Alford and Gary Ostendorf. jhman Danny Rollins takes control over his Marcos onent. Freshman Matt Kuntson breaks down his opponent during the Marcos Match. Freshman Gary Ostendorf attempts a two point nearfall against his Marcos opponent. Sports - 115 Varsity Basketball The Varsity Basketball team knew how to play basketball and they played it right. This team had an abundance of team spirit and team cooperation. Through their efforts to be the best they were ranked in the top ten of the state. Senior David Lipinski, (24), put up a shot which scord two points for the Buffs. Senior Chip Wortley, number dribbles down court as the rest of team sets up. 116 - Sports The Varsity Basketball Team. Standing: Manager David Rollins, Elgin Caldwell, Leo Gillmartin, Campbell. Abe Fullmer, Myron King, Guy Roll, Chip Wortley, and Manager Russel Oonk. Kneel Head Coach Gerhard Schereur, Assistance Coach Richard Trujillo. phomore Elgin Caldwell, number 21, spots a hole and Senior Edrick Caldwell, (12). successfully maneuvers around gins to drive for a slam. his opponent to make a great shot. Sports -117 Senior Edrick Caldwell, (12), shoots for the basket as Senior Chip Wortley, (23), goes in for the rebound. Senior Joe Campbell, (35), goes in for a basket which opponent could not stop. Senior Abe Fullmer, (34). completes a successful lay-up as the ball falls through the hoop. 118 - Sports Coach Gerhard Schreur patiently reviews plans and tac with the team for a victorious game. JV Basketball ie JV Basketball team put together a nning season under Coach Richard ujillo. Working out daily with the irsity, they learned the same Dhniques and were the basis of future jff Varsity fives. The team gave its most in each game, being highly Dtivated and eager to show what they uld do. The JV Basketball Team. Standing: Shane Hilstrom. Shell Wareing. Eric Norberg, Mike Rose, Steve Fullmer, Walter Murphy, James Franco, Craig Parkhurst, Miles Henry, Tony Goodthunder, Kent McVaigh and Ricky Hernandez. Kneeling: Coach Richard Trujillo. phomore Mike Rose (32). puts great concentration into his Sophomore Shane Hilstrom (12), shows his speed ethrow shot. as he dribbles the ball down the court for 2 points. Sports -119 Sophomore Kent McVaugh reaches for the ball as the opponents from Glendale battle it out. Sophomore Shane Hllstrom (12) looks on to see Sophomore Ricky Hernandez,(22) makes the shot. Sophomore Ricky Hernandez (22) fights for the rebound as Sophomore Mike Rose comes to help. Sophomore Mike Rose (32) easily outmaneuvers his opponent to score two points. 120 - Sports Frosh Basketball sshman Jay Lister, shows Chaparral w to earn two points. Going for two, Freshman Tracy Dryer, puts the ball up. The Freshman Basketball Team had a great deal of potential as student athletes. According to their coach, with futher training, guidance and self awareness, they could become some of the best student athletes Tempe High has produced. The team’s goals were to learn the fundamentals of teamwork, to be much improved athletes, and to have a winning attitude in the classroom as well as on the court. At season’s end, most observers agreed that their goals had been achieved. j Freshmen Basketball Team. Standing: DrewTrelease, Smith, Fred Jones, John Mason, Raul Ruiz, Mark Roman rty Bursch, Robert Johnson, Jay Lister, Jacob an Richard Kerr. Kneeling: Coach Speedy Hart, henberg, Ricky Gurul. Tracey Dryer, Pat King, Robert Girls Varsity Tennis The Girl varsity players gave a good accounting of themselves during the season. They had some returning players and some up from last year’s JV team. Each girl seemed to enjoy the game and most improved with experience. The somewhat larger JV team worked toward the major goal of moving up to Varsity as soon as possible. Gritting her teeth, Senior Leslie Schrack fires the ball into the other court. The Girls Varsity Tennis Team. Amy McGaw, Jennifer Martin, Leslie Schrack, Tri Jones, Leslie Suiter and Wendy Silaghi. Senior Trish Jones, second seeded at the season's start, blasts the ball over the net. Top seeded Junior Amy McGawfollc through on her forehand. 122 - Sports I inior Susan Buseck uses a powerful forehand drive the ball across the net. Looking determined, Junior Kellie Fiedler Junior Becky Perkinson returns a serve. devastates her opponent with her serve. wamwmmwmmwKm ie Girls JV Tennis Team. Lara Harris. Becky Perkinson, Susan Buseck, Kellie Fiedler, Marcella McDonald d Lara Holt. Sports - 123 Boys Varsity Tennis The Boys Varsity tennis players had a successful season and were pleased at improving over the previous year. The key ingredient to their change in fortunes seemed to have been a winning attitude coupled with the realization that their prime purpose in playing was to have fun. The JV players adopted the varsity outlook and managed to prepare themselves well for moving up next year. The Boys Varsity Tennis Team. Jim Bui, VernonjHershburger, Raj Bhc Eric Aceves and David Calhoon. Senior Vernon Hershberger looks happy as his serve clears the net. Senior Raj Bhat follows through on his shot. 124 - Sports enior David Calhoon does a wonderful follow through i his opponent's shot. Senior Jim Bui stretches up to return his opponent's 'serve. snior Vernon Hershberger looks frustrated as he misses Senior Raj Bhat concentrates hard to make e ball. sure his backhand goes perfectly. Sports -125 Boys JV Tennis , i —i r Freshman Shawn O’neill practices his backhand during a pre-season workout. Shawn was the number three seed on this year’s JV team. Sophomore Mike Charles pratices his serve. Mike was the number one seed at the beginning of the year. Number two seed at the beginnii of the year was Sophomore R« Coleman . The Boys JV Tennis Team. Shawn O'neill, Kevin Bliss, Bjorn Aannestad, Ron Coleman, Mike Charles, Rob Heic Rick Housel and Jim Minich. 126 - Sports Girls Gaining experience and learning the fundamentals of the game were the primary reason the Freshmen girls went out for the tennis team. A few had previous experience but most were on the court for the first time. At the season’s end they were ready to move on to the JV and Varsity teams. Girls Freshman Tennis Team. Front row: Shaelin Charania and Lara Holt. Back Tracy Chapman. Andrea Ambrose. Brenda Budson and Valerie Clark. ihman Andrea Ambrose hes for the results of her land shot. Freshman Lara Holt devestates her opponent with her return. Freshman Tracy Chapman concentrates on serving an ace to her practice partner. Sports - 127 Soccer Though in their fourth year of existence, the Soccer team considered itself to be in a building year. Coached by Pete Trowbridge, a Business Teacher, the team showed continued im- provement over the course of the season. The skills of the players varied widely as did their experience as they ranged from senior to freshman. The under- classmen were in the majority and it is hoped that they will bring experience to next year’s team. Junior Chris Bow comes from behind to steal the ball while Sophomore Glenn Ju looks on. Senior Grant Idso maneuvers the ball around his opponent in the game against Mesa. Freshman Keith Idso prepares to pass the ball with his h to a fellow team member. 128 - Sports Spons - 129 The Soccer Team. Front row: Donald Grimsley, William Carrasco. Troy Nesbitt and Don Platt. Back row: Coach Segerson. Adam Jeremy Schmidt. Pat Bliss. Eric Rupnow. Dana Seddig and Brian McAdam. Bill Griffiths. Kyle Smyth, Andy Segerson. Ken Jantz. Hatch. Second row: Glenn Julian. Jeff Dick. Chris Bow, Kent Smith. Grant Idso. Alvaro Jara. Keith Idso and Coach Pete Trowbridge. Varsity Softball The Varsity Softball team had seven returning as well as hoped for, although the team kept i lettermen. The team consisted of five seniors, six their spirits. They hope to have a better season ne juniors and two sophomores. They also had a new year. The many skills that the team used this ye coach, Mr. Morton Wilson. The season did not go will enrich next year’s team. The Varsity Softball Team. Front row: Tricia Jones, Leah Dandoy. Back row: Carrie Ocvirek, Marie Clark, Ga Solomon, Kristie Schumacher, Shianne Gay and Jolyn Holden, Becky Kusche, Sarah Hovey and Coach Wilson. Senior Kristie Schumacher successfully arrives at first base. While showing good form, Senior Jolyn Dandoy bunts in front of the opposing team’s catcher. Stretching to catch the bi Junior Becky Kusche makes out at first base. 130 - Sports JV Softball The JV Softball Team was composed of 18girls,4juniors and 14 sophomores. Each week the team learned the drills for hitting and fielding which will be used at the Varsity level. Mr. Occhiuzzi was the new coach for the 1983-84 season. 3 Junior Varsity Softball Team. Front row: Kelly Kneadler. Karen Livingston. Nancy 'riga, Lara Patti. April Flores. Amy Mitchell and Nicky Madison. Back row: Anne ndall. Yolanda Walton, Felicia Tsossie, Molly Mendoza, Chris Mullis. Sharon erning, Stacie Kuzmich and Coach Occhuizzi. Frosh Softball e Frosh Softball Team. Front row: Martza Jara, Shereen Burns, Marni Gleen, Angela irduno, Lori Iverson, Janet Davis and Isadora Scheibenrief. Second row: Michelle )mez, Tomya Robinson, Karla Schumann, Sherry Bumpass, Vicky Duran,' Moria icLean, Debbie Pinter and Coach Greenhalgh. The Freshmen Softball team had an average season. They had a new coach, Mr. Scott Greenhalgh. The team, which consisted of 14 girls, had great potential for the upcoming years. Sports - 131 The 1983-84 Girls Varsity Basketball team had a good season with many returning lettermen. The team was energetic and devoted. They practiced many hard hours running stairs, doing suicides, and going through drills. Most of the girls have been playing basketball as long as they can remember. The JV and Frosh teams worked alongside the Varsity, learning the Buff method of play so as to prepare themselves for their ultimate goal, playing on the Varsity. The Varsity was coached by Mr. Richard Trujillo while Mr. Bill Lee taught the JV and Mr. Gerhard Schreur coached the Frosh. Junior Darla Martindale goes in for Having just received a pass during a p a layup during pre-season drills. season drill, Senior Hasanna Vannoy g ready to pass off again to a racing te« mate. Girls Varsity Basketball The Girls Varsity Basketball Team. Standing: Darla Martindale, Sarah Hovey, Priscilla Mason, Brenda Buren, Tracy Caldwell, Kelly Kneadler, Karen Livingston and Hasana Vannoy. Kneeling: Coach Richard Trujillo 132 - Sports 9 Girls JV Basketball Team. Standing: Christy Martinez, Marcella Paschale, Lisa Chamberlin. Karla Schumann, sanne Boylan. Staci Howard, Anne Randall and Kim Ordaz. Kneeling: Coach Bill Lee. • Girls Frosh Basketball Team. Front row: Maritza Jara, Marlena Numkena, Angela duna, Gina Medina and Isadora Scheibenreif. Back row: Jenny Schrack, Kim Wood, ich Gerhard Schreur, Lasanchel Hunter and Marsha Dare. Sports -133 Girls Track The Girls Track Team was one of the largest in the school’s history. Exceptionally good, the team did well at most of their meets. They were led by several outstanding members from last year and were fortunate enough to attract some new, outstanding talent. Coaches Ms. Jenda Jones and Mr.Steve Walters were very impressed with the girls’ abilities. Coach Steve Walters shows Junior Amy Schooler the heigth she attained her last jump and discusses how she can beat that mark on her next atterr Junior Missy Alt had already developed good shot put form as she practiced before the season began. Junior Missy Alt watches hopefully as she completes put in a pre-season workout. Missy, like all the girls on t team, worked hard on form and method during the pi season practices. Showing outstanding form, Senior Cheryl Wion glides with ease over the hurdles during practice. 134 - Sports Lori Price works hard on form and timing practices for the hurdles events in a pre-season Running in the relay, Senior Susan Kaib takes off at full speed after having received the baton. le Girls Track Team. Front row: Teryl Sands, Nancy Barriga, Suzzi Pizzi, Stephanie Boyer, Missy Alt, Diane jllar, Thea Jarvi, Lanie Hasset and Carol Strauss. Second row: Theresa Owens, Debbie Pinter, Gina ?nway, Erma Mendoza, Lori Price, Carol Kennedy, Heidi Milton, Marie Clark, Jenny Hoffman and Tracey nyon. Back row: Molly Mendoza, Anna Hestanes, Jane Reed, Jennifer Little. Becky Kusche, Sharol Wion, isan Kaib, Nora Cerra, Laura Morgan, Amy Schooler and Shariee McClundon. Sports - 135 Boys Track A large turnout for the Boys Track Teams gave the Buffs a good chance to continue their mastery of the City of Tempe as they shot fortheirfourth straight City Championship. Head Coach Tim McBurney was looking toward State as the season began. He felt his strength would be somewhat equally spread through the field events, distance running and sprinting. Returning letterman scattered throughout the events were the backbone of the team. Junior Frank Murrietta practice starts trying to reach top speed as soon as possible after clearina the blocks Straining to gain speed, Senior Jeff Scow races across the turf during a pre-season drill. Senior Brian Johnson practices the po vault early in the season. He was third the state last year with a 13'6 vault. ✓ Junior Mike Kerr races toward Senior Wayne McCabe hits top speed in a finish line in a practice sess pre-season practice session. before the season’s start. 136 - Sports 3 combined track teams are critiqued by Coach Tim McBurney after the Blue and White meet early in the season. 3 Boys Track Team. Front row: Jeff Scow and Briar inson. Second row: Wayne McCabe and Ted Spomer rd row: Mike Kerr and Don Warne. Fourth row: Mike Sauei j Nathan Sherinian. Fifth row: Jim Gustafason and Briar nna. Sixth row: Kendall Fink and Mike Palais. Seventh row :e Weidner, Chuck Sowers, Frank Murrietta, Jirr empke, David Mesbergen, Mark Foster, Dale Coburn, Rot Bracy, Steve Lewis, Michael Rose and Jeff Brekhus. Eighth row: Rogelio Corella, Mike Preston, Eric Benson, Matt Knutson. Troy Nesbitt, Bill Carrasco, Gary Ostendorf, Flint Craig, Ray Richardson, Eddie Longwell and Coach Tim McBurney. Back row: Phillip Barton, Tim Stiltner, Danny Garcia, Steve Poore, Bill Saporiti, David Duncan, Jay Lister. T.J. Hill. Will Wearne and Coach Curtis Cook. Sports - 137 Varsity Baseball The Varsity Baseball Team was rated as the best he had coached in the past three years by Head Coach Jim Foster. The team appeared to be highly competitive and wanted to win. They formed the desired unity early in the year. Eight of the team had previous Varsity experience The JV and Frosh teams also started with acceptable turnouts and the underclass Buffaloes spent the season sharpening skills which would hopefuly win them a berth on the Varsity squad Senior infielder Craig Johnson waits for a in future years. grounder to reach him during a pre- season inter-squad game. Senior Jeff Tipton rifles the ball to first ba during a pre-season drill. The Varsity Baseball Team. First Row: Greg Peralta, Mike Hudspeth. Third Row: Assistant Coach David Alvar Dickson, Mike Arranda. Tony Ramirez, Chris Bow and Jose Richard Ipe, Eric Kronengold, Kevin Kortsen, Brian McK; Banuelos. Second Row: Craig Johnson, John Erhardt, Jeff and Coach Jim Foster. Tipton, Mike Ybarra, Brian Winiesdorffer and Kevin 138 - Sports JV Baseball he Junior Varsity Baseball Team. Front row: Jim Schutt, urt Krum, Raul Rivera, Rick Flores, Pat Tilton. Chris Guana id Rick Pinter. Second row: Schell Wareing, Shane ilstrom. John Schutt, Matt Rollier, Louie Padilla, Rudy Casas and Greg Jones. Back row: Coach Bob Hoglund, Dusty Denham, Terry Green, Ruben Espinoza, Jeff Forister, Joe Haver, Assistant Coach Russ Ohm and Assistant Coach Bud Cloudman. Frosh Baseball he Freshman Baseball Team. Front row: Duane Ocke, Drew King. Reggie Williams, Mark Bjorem, Ken Orman. Keith release, Richard Kerr, Tom Sheppard, Travis Holland, Raul Ollericht, David Henson, Ty McGraw and Assistant Coach uiz, Mark Roman and Jon Berry. Second row: Coach Mike Montanez, entrup. Jeff Carlson, Steve Mogk, Jim Mahoney, Patrick Sports - 139 Archery Coach Carla McManus thought the Archery Team had a good outlook on sportsmanship. In this highly individual sport, the girls pulled together as a team and managed to finish on top in several matches, completing the season with a good record. Freshman Lola Morgan puts great Junior Janet Jaskowski and Freshm? concentration into her aim. Cindy Creel set up to try for a target hit. Senior Clarissa Gammel and Freshman Lola Morgan set up for another shot. The Archery Team. Cindy Creel, Lola Morgan, Clarissa Gammel. Janet Jaskowski ar Amanda Stone. 140 - Sports The Freshman Class Council The Freshman class was the largest class on campus with over 425 students. The new high schoolers adapted well to Tempe High School life and showed enthusiasm and spirit. They made a good start in raising money for the class by selling candy at the beginning of the year and sponsoring a dance. 142 - Classes The Freshman Class Council. Russell Oonk, Boys Representative; Julie Pacheco. Secreta Robin Nelson, Girls Representative; Angela Richardson. Vice President; and Billy Newm President. Karen David Jamczyk Aden Adam Melanie naya Ankeney ary Lou Nancy Barry Berry ames Jim Hack Blackmore inelle Dori orders Bowers Marirae Agee Tom Ardwin Brian Baldwin Dru Blanc Lori Bradshaw John Alcock Staci Ault Jaime Banveios Jon Berry Terry Blila Robin Bricholz Connie Allen Lionel Austin Kyle Barnett Alice Bess Pat Bliss Steve Briggs Alan Almand Kee-Kee Auzenne Paul Barnum Sharona Bess Glen Boegner Mark Brobniews Barbara Altergott Andrea Ambrose Deraid Carmelita Ayers Babb Phil Ken Barton Berry Kathy Richelle Boettcher Bond Andrea Joey Brown Brugh Classes - 143 Marty Brush Ngoe Chau Bui Sherry Bumpass Mike Burch Shereen Burns Paul Burd David Bushman Kevin Butler Della Carrillo Bill Carrasco Yolanda Lisa Shaelin Cast Chamberlain Charnia Tracy Yvonne Chapman Charier Chris Ciliot Trisha Bob Tracy Sara Ken Arty Debbie MichelU Clark Cochran Coleman Colli Collins Colum Columbus Comeau Steve Victor Rolando Patricia Laura Suzett Flint Heathe Contreras Cordts Corella Cortez Cota Cowley Craig Cranwe Marshall Cynthia Leland Colleen Crawford Creel Crockwell Curns Kenny Dale Julie Daniels Marsha Dare Elizabet Davis 144 - Classes Janet Roderick Davis Davis Chris Susan Dicken Ditsworth Gregg Susan Elkin Ensworth Steve Kathy Festa Fillingham Cathy Carla Fletcher Flores Julie Decker Tony Dedios Shana Denman Vickie Derr Kris Dibbern Jeff Dick Todd Dovi Hannah Brian Dubie Dunlap Vicky Duran Heidi Dykeman David Edwards Caroline Esparza Mike Fincher Henry Tim Espinoza Evans Robin Forbes Jana Forister Tosha Foshie Dawn Fabre Denise Fall Chun Fan Mark Frantzke Tamara Freand Paul Frederick Daniel Garcia Roy Heather Cranwell heads home with a load Garcia of homework after a long day. Classes - 145 Sheila Monique Angela Ronda Dewi Heather Garcia Garten Garduno Gill Gilmer Glenn Erica Julie Angelica Polly Brandon Bob Golden Gomez Gonzales Gorman Grantham Greenan James Gwin Layle Tony Cheryl Hicks Hadley Hall Mike Hall David Simmon looks like he’s up to some- thing in his Freshman english class. Connie Harter Heather Armando Herld Hernandez Brian Hatch Robin Haraughty Brandi Haupt Gina Hernandez Layle Mike Mike Hicks Higgins Hill Marni Glenn Shad Griffin Wayne Hardy Melisse Goff Don Grimsle Debbie Harrel Denise Jeff Hennings Henning Karri Andrew Hernandez Hershberg JJ Kirk Hill Hoffme 146 - Classes Pam Kelli Odis Travis Lara Courtney Shelly Patrick loeborn Holder Holloway Holland Holt Horne Horton Huston v lelissa Deborah Tammie Keith Darla Lori Tammy Antonetta ■lowlett Hurt Hyde Idso Imhoff Iverson Jackson James Robert John Maritza Justin Doug Ed Jennifer Lisa James Jamison Jara Jaurigui Jennings Jiminez Johnson Johnson Robert Debby Fred Kristie Kyndall Yolanda Jason Richard lohnson Johnston Jones Jones Jones Kast Kerr Kerr Andy Kusche Trisha Lairmore Natasha Larimer Michele Lazarus Larry Elise Lennon Leach Perley Lewis Timothy Lewis Classes - 147 Michelle Trent Chris Ryan Rebecca Moira Jim Joe Loucks Lynch Lynn MacKensie MacKinnon MacLean Mahoney Marsh Lawerence Yvonne Mike Chris John Sally Susan Dan Martin Martinez Martino Mason Mason May May Maynarc Crystal Paula McAtee McWhiter Brenda Joe Mercure Mesta Gina Millsaps ra Steve Mogk Chris Dickens and Flint Craig, two enthused freshmen, stare at the Unit 5 studs. Regina Medina Margo Meeks Loretta Mendez Corey Elaine Blakely Micalizio Michaud Miller Aleph Moodie Lee Moore Lola Morgan 148 - Classes ! Jenn Worehart Gina Nelson Roxanne Noperi Shawn O'Neill Julie Pacheco Renee Parkhurst Marcus Moreno Robin Nelson Jackie Motola Earl Newell Amy Moulton Troy Nesbitt Ken Orman Jeff Parke Russell Kolbie Oonk Openshaw Daphne Chris Pallas Paragen Carrie Pearson Kevin Peaslee Richard Perez Hui Colleen Mun Murphy Jennifer Chris Murray Nelson Uu Jeff Nguyen Nienaber Keith Olbricht Brenda Oliver Robert Oliver Ray Olson Andy Ortiz Gary Ostendorf Kristina Ottersette Duane Ozkey Eric Parker LeAnn Perks Ken Collins concentrates on a very tough math problem. Classes - 149 r f Bill Perling Cindy Peterson Michelle Peterson Christy Pitman Donald Platt Greg Pleasants Minh Chris Ray Phan Phillips Phillips Lara Steve Michelle Plpho Poore Powell Jennifer Pierce Michael Preston Debbi€ Pinter Mike Quihuis Danielle Radcliffe Matt Radick Janis Remer Mary Ragan Mark Ramirez Rodney Ranks Tracey Reill Ken Richardson Ray Richardson Eric Ritchie Andy Karla Ritze Roberts Laurie Angel Rocz Rodriquez Angela Richards Danny Rollins Paul Ruiz Eric John Rupnow Sander Michelle Santos Bill Saporiti Isadora Scheibenneif Ewin Schubert Tamm; Schladc 150 Classes Jeremy Charlen Schmidt Schmoel Kirk Schreire Jenny Schrack Karl Schumacher Karla Amy Schumann Schwichtenberg Eric Schyler Jayne Scott Wayne Scott Ben Scovel Dana Sedding Robert Sever Tom Sheppard Leia Sherinan Diane Simon Jon Keith Mark Slusser Smith Smith Nancy Smith Nicole Robert Smith Smith Patti Kevin Soto Sotomayor Robert Val Deborah Spinoza Spires Stakebake Tim Ryan Tracy Stiliner Stock Stokes Carol Connie Terry Struss Stuart Stufflebeam Billy Newman tries to think about his math Otis Patti rather than wrestling practice after school. Sueing Swartz Classes - 151 Mike Sylvester Karen Taris Cynthia Taylor Dwight Taylor Steve Taylor Virginia Taylor Danielle Thiel Stephen Thomas Martha Scott Thompson Thompson Marguita Thornton Leo Tobin Phuong John Tran Trejo Andrew Trelease Chris Eve Martrell Gary Valerie Amelia Becky Tucker Tuhey Turner Tuttle Uark Valenzuela Valenzuela Angel Michelle Mike Tammy Carla Lonnie Jeremy Villa Virgo Volquardsen Warren Waymire Werth Westfall Amy Trowbridge Mary Alice Vasquez Doug White Tonya Robinson and Kieth Olbricht try to amuse them- Belva selves during French. Williams Reggie Dionne Williams Willis Ansie Wilson 152 - Classes Cindy Kim Wolfe Wood Alicia Linda Woodard Worth Derek Wozencraft Elizabeth Wrathall Alicia Wright hannon Wise David Frank Michelle Wylie Ybarra Ybarra Laura People gets depressed when she thinks about all the homework she has to do. 153 Reggie Williams counts down the seconds until the dismissal bell rings. Greg Stewart works hard to earn an A in Biology. 154 - Classes Matt Knutson discusses a schedule change with his Counselor. Ms. Jenda Jones. few enthusiastic freshmen follow the spirited example f the UPPERCLASSMEN. Andy Ortiz is sidetracked by a friend’s joke. Steve Poore kicks back and thinks about the weekend. elly Carlson tries to look enthusiastic about her ;ience class as she gets a big homework assignment. Classes - 155 Jim Harris makes sure he copies the right assignment off the board. Tracy Kinyon tries to control her giggles during a Biolo class discussion of reproduction. Elijah Washington keeps a careful and watchful eye on the clock. Karla Roberts and Ellie Evans work together to fini an assignment before the bell. The Sophomore Class Council The Sophomore class sponsored many events, all designed to raise money. They included car washes and candy sales. Perhaps the biggest task was the sponsoring of the Coronation Ball which was designed to give them experience in preparation for handling the Junior-Senior Prom next year. e Sophomore Class Council. Dave Rollins. Boys Representative; Michelle Spencer. ;e President; Roseanne Slater. Secretary Treasurer; Aileen Balizado, Girls presentative; and Tim Newman, President. Classes - 157 Chuck Aagaard Bjorn John Asnnestad Abraham Micheal Aquirre Phil Akins John Laurie Eleanor Allen Altman Alverez Myra Sherrie Anderson Anderson Leonora Lance Arroyo Audehm Dan Baldwin Jeff Barnes Aileen Balizado Anne Barnum Anita Raul Lori Angie Sandra Annette Andrews Andujoi Annala Arbizu Arellano Arold John Kelly looks over his notes before a test in Mr. Newton’s English class. Micheal Mary Azzi Balabuch Joe Balz Jose Banuelo Mimi Zac Barrett Barrett Eric Bates Tammy Patsy Bechtel Begaye Diana Chris Melanie Eric Bejarano Belusey Benjamin Benson Craig Bentler 158 • Classes Tammy Benton Denise Tom Bess Billingsley Jeannie Black Dana Susanne Beckie Todd Derk Bowers Boylan Bragg Brauer Brewer Tracie Stumpff pauses for a moment to think about the Gylene work She's done. Carroll Carcocine Ken Robin Brown Brown Brown Christy Shelly Roni Bush Button Cain Chris Laura Mary Campbell Carles Carrillo Rudy Sandra Lois Casas Castaneda Castricone Anna :handler Mike Charles Jane Christiansen Sharee Christianson Jon Christianson Bill Church Tri Dao Arlinda Clark Classes - 159 Lisa Clapp Carrie Clark Marie Dana Clark Cody Mark Colbert Ron Coleman Chris Collier Frankie Scott Cortez Coryla Chris Marion Cowles Crabtree Laurin Jerry Martha Craft Crawferd Cronin Renita Cross Verna DeBow Tony DelBenes Adriene Henry and Julie Davis rush to class. Dusty Denham Brian Desnoyer Jerry Diaz Ronnie Dimas Sharon Doerning Lee Donato Darryll Dorceus Tom Drew Frank Dukepoo David Duncan Freddi- Edwarc Cathy Edwards Michelle Englen Connie Esparza Rubin Espenoza LeAnne Espinoza Eric Dennah Tony Faas Fall Faltermc 160 - Classes Rick Ferrell Chuck Fiesler Mike Fiesler Judy Fikes Kenndall Fink Michelle Fiske Chris Fleming Rick Flores Joe Forner James Franco Camille Friend Raymond Ussery and Verna DeBow show their enthusiasm while in Ms. Rose's Geometry class. Steve Fullmer Mark Foster John Freeman Gwen Karlene Tammy Carol Eva Lynne Dorina Laura iamboa Garrison Geller Gibson Gibson Goggin Golden Gomez olores Tony Andrew Vicky Chris Lisa Jim Vera onzales Goodthunder Griffin Griffin Guana Gullo Gustafson Guterrez Classes - 161 Cindy Rob Bill Bill Tammy Jeff Hadley Haight Hallinan Halinski Halstead Hanson Jim Lara Laini Joey Cindy Beth Harris Harris Hassett Haver Haverland Helmstadter Suznne Boylan, Stacie Howard, and Jeannie Black try to look enthusiastic about the game. David Henson Kelly Hiett Kim Ann Gayla Mark Justin Phil Hoffman Holder Holder Holland Horne Housel Craig Hughes Shere Amber John Hughes Hunsinger Hyatt Daren Jade Israel Jackson Terry Harmon Miles Henry Rick Hernandez Shane Hilstrom Staci Howard Gwen James Dean Harrel Adriennt Henry Erica Hinkel Steve Howel Lavon James 162 • Classes Terry James Thea Jarvi Danny Jimenez Corenna John David Johnson Nikki Johnson Greg Jones Glenn Julian Kevin (empton Debbie (imberlin Shana Julian f Shawn Kendall Tracy Kinyon Anne Barnum smiles with a friend and laughs about a joke. Kara Kevin Kallstedt Kehne . Melody Jackie Kessler Ketterer ■4 ¥ Charyl Kelly Kitts Kneadler Kris Kurt nudsen Krum Staci Karen Kuzmich LaBoy Steve Nikki LaLonde Lamberty Michael Lassiter Lisa Kristine .azenby Lee Melanie Lewis Craig Linda Liddile Lieberman Stefan Lisiak Jennifer Little Laura Judd John Kelly Beth Knoche Kathy Lawrence Mark Lively Classes ■ 163 Karen Livingston Eddie Longwell Kemberly Lonniges Libby Lopez Tammy Lowder Jason Luhm Marc Macaluso Nicky Madisor Mike Marrow Jenny Martin Katy Martin Ivory Mason David Massey Phoung Masshrbaal Vance Kelly Bill Genevieve Shariee Kevin Matthew Kent Matthews Maxwell May McCarter McClendon McDonald McNerney McVaug Anna Meslenes Janet Meyers Jane Reid studies vigerously for a big english test. Judi Mary Molley Monso 164 - Classes Guy Jennifer Michael Amy Shane Peggy Joe Su Morales Morrison Mosley Moulton Moulton Mournski Moves Mun Mike Meyers Vlichael Palais Jennifer Payne Tom Ly Natseway Ne Timmy Newman Eric Norberg Scott Oliphant s o Cecile Robert Richard Craig Marcy Lara Joe Pancza Panter Parke Parkhurst Paschal! Patti Pauley Rhonda Perlow Andy Harold Wearne thinks about the upcoming Friday. Peterson John Picinich Tim Pike Lara Pile Lori Price Steve Quinuis Tony Raabe Anne Randa II Jane Reid Brent Art Replogle Richard Classes • 165 Lisa Keith Matt Roekle Rogers Rollies Dave Cecelia Rollins Rosales Rene Rodriguez Michael Rose Ron Rodriguez Sean Roe Jody Frank Rushton Russell Lara Harris quietly studies her homework by herself. Micheal 7 Shepardson Jill Mike Kevin Sargeant Sauer Schooler John Scott Amy Schutt Shakespeare Scheatzlc Nathan Kim Kim Sherinian Shonert Shoup Tina Pete Siddens Sigueros David Roseanne Laura Simon Slater Slusser Kyle Smyth Vickey Snyder Jamie Solem 166 - Classes Matt Steib Chuck Sowers Julie tennerson Gracie Stumplf Tim Newman shows that he dreds coming to school so early Yvette Stufflebeam Tonya Tillery Wendy Meg Craig Suarga Sunagle Thompson Steven Staub Michele Stone Michelle Karen Spencer Staub Tammy Amanda Stokes Stone Terry Monica Peter Tammy Sarah Natalie Felicia Ann Timms Torez Townshend True Trujillo Trygstad Tsosie Tucker Eve Tuhey Brian Gary Tulk Tutrone Raymond Ussery Joe Valdez Rick Vansickle Pete Vasquez Joe Vergara Sonya Gilbert Gary Vigil Villa Vocke Mike David Danny Yolanda Schell Volz Waeschle Wagstaff Walton Wareing Classes - 167 Robin Tom William Willis Kevin Wilson Adina Wollam Cherry Wood Rich Woolf Linda Wright Don Wurges; Jade Jackson grins as he thinks about what to write in his Sophomore Composition class. Why not write a discus- sion about man evolution and motorcycles? Michelle Engelen is shocked to see the photographer be- hind her. lane Hilstrom, Mike Rose and Craig Parkhurst sit. three in a iw, philosophizing about the human condition, comparing tes on Sophomore English and watching the world go by. Whatever s out there certainly seems to interest them more than their interrupted philosophy discussion. holly Button and Mary Monson dread going to their next Adrienne Henry pauses at a game to think happily of the dance nal exam after finishing an enjoyable snack break. after the uffs are victorious again. Classes - 169 The Junior Class worked hard to continue their two year tradition of PRIDE, SPIRIT and UNITY. The class of ‘85 developed a unique pride in the accomplishments of its individuals as well as those of the class. With their strong foundation of pride and spirit, they worked all year to raise money for a successful Prom and they enjoyed being upperclassmen. The Junior Class Council 170 - Classes The Junior Class Officers. John Fees. President; Amy Mitchell. Vice President; Ar McGaw. Girls Representative; Shauna Olson. Secretary; and Rogelio Corella. Bo Representative. 'atrick Adams Scott Adams Abel Aguilar Brett Alexander Jimmy Alvarez Melissa Alt Diane Ambrose Carl Anderson Lara Anderson Marlon Anderson Rayelia Anderson Mari Angulo Chris Ankeney Kim Ardwin Pete Weidner sneaks a peak at Chris Hartley’s paper to “make sure” his answers are right. rmando Arellano Christy Arnold David Ashby Chad Atwell J.J. Auerbach Suzanne Bagley Paolo Bahr Greg Baker Aurora Balizado Classes - 171 Nancy Barriga Gerri Barrs Denene Barry Lisa Baumgartner John Beogner John Berry Robert Bigham Devery Linda Blalek Chris Blier Kevin Bliss Bredie Bootz Blackmore Jodi Braun Vicki Bradshaw Bob Budrick Sandy Leon and David Sansone seem fascinated by Joann Colbert’s long-nails. Stacie Bullocl Nadine L. Boozer John Bouma Chris Bow Andy Boyd Stephanie Boyer Rob Bracy Amy Chin ■ V Joe Colli Barbie Conrad Gina Conway Rogelio Corella Pat Tilton heads toward the locker room to cool oft after P.E. Colleen Burk Phillip Burnette Jim Butler Tracy Caldwell Debbie Camarena Salina Canonigo odi Carpenter Cat Cartwright Sean Cartwright Joey Cavaleri Nora Cerra Joel Clark Dale Coburn Tony Celaya Jerry Chandler Rob Cochran Kirk Charles Joanne Colbert Karen Christiansen KiSfc Daphne Collins Classes - 173 Stacey Courrier Alaine Coyle Sabrina Craig Michelle Crammer James Croye Brad Curtis Scott Cumming Dorothy Curti Tracy Caldwell, Senior Ray Hendrix and Mike Rose compare 9-weeks grades. Andrea Dabell Rich Daggett John Dodge Kathleen Dostalik Yvette Downing Jeff Dougherty Gary Duplessis Allen Early 174 - Classes Rachel Faas John Ehrhardt Annette Enciso Mark Eshelman Tina Evans Glen Foulk Jeff Forister Chuck Fiesler David Foulk Kellie Fiedler John Fees Katy Furnish my Frishknecht Herb Frost Renee Genant Jeff Geller Tony Galindo Danny Gochnour Laura Morgan races to finish her apple before the bell rings. ill Gerstenberger Anita Geyer Jeff Gilles Classes - 175 Brian Gollubier Daniel Gonzales John Gonzales Rebecca Gray Terry Green Vanessa Greeley Shelli Grefe Jessica Guerra Frank Gurul Tonya Halbert Pat Hall Tim Hall Brian Hanna Kathy Harkins Ober Harmoi Stephanie Harms Debbie Hartin Chris Hartley Holly Hatch Jackie Hehr Leann Held Kathleen Dostalik and Katy Furnish show mixed emotions about the guy who just walked by. Guy Gooslin Kris Grampo Kim Granthan 176 - Classes lenny Hoffman Gayla Holden Chrystie Holland Ty Holland Charles Regina Hooks Hombaker haron Hoopes Wendy Hoover Marilyn Horace Sarah Hovey Kenny Howard Kevin Hudspeth Little Miss Innocent Tina Evans reads The Buffalo. Richard Ipe Vicki Iverson nise Jackson Deborah James Debbie Jameson iric Huston Classes - 177 Mike Jankowski Janet Jaskowski Justin Jaurigui Charles Jennings Rusty Jenson Jeff Jones Ken Howard shows great concentration as he swings for a homerun during P.E. Clint Kempster Carol Kennedy Mike Kerr 178 • Classes Steve Lewis Joanna Liliental Darla Lim Eric Lindholm Paul Linne Kim Long .ouann Lopez Donna Lujan Khon Ly Rhonda Lymon Margo Maclean Kevin Mahedy laquel Martinez Carol Martino Trish Maynard Bonnie Marshall Jennifer Martin Darla Martindale Denise Martindale Yvonne Mazon Karen McBride Tonya McCleve Arm in arm. Joey Cavaleri and Miya Clark stroll down the hall with their Homecoming roses. Classes - 179 Joe McNernev Ben McNeil Lisa Miranda Amy Mitchell Mike Munroe Aaron Monsey Mike Monti Lenora Morale Bill Meier Paul Merican David Mercad Heidi Miltun Debi McClung Keethon McCowan Marcy McDonald Stephanie McDowell Jill Me Donough Amy McGaw As they listen to another lecture, some students dream of the weekend. David Mesbergen Kathy Meyer Carlo Micalizio Mike Merrill 180 - Classes atrick Olvera Robbie Orman Louie Padilla Chris Mullis Walter Murphy Tony Murrietta indy Palewich Jerry Parkhurst Barbara Cody Nesbitt waits anxiously for his chance to get back into Patterson the game. Paula Murray Chris Nelson Susan Nelson Cody Nesbitt Marni Noback Carrie Ocvirek Vincent Ogurek Michael Moreno Doug Morey Laura Morgan Mark Morton Sally Moser Shauna Mullen Jenni Murphy Chuck Murray Classes - 181 Greg Peralta Lorraine Perez Becky Perkinson Danny Pettinato Tony Phillips Eugene Picon Jill Pinder Joann Pierce Steve Ridgway concentrates on getting a perfect paper. Rachelle Porter Debbie Prewit Taralee Platt Pat Riordan George Pridonoff Toni Radcliffe Tony Ramirez David Price Annette Robinson Chris Robinson Juan Rodriguez Marc Rodriguez Mike Rodriguez Stephanie Rodriguez 182 - Classes Teryl Sands David Sansone Margeaux Maclean appears lost in her computer class. Kristine Scarboro .my Schooler Valori Schuyler Stephanie Jack Shaw Dina Shirk Dwayne Sidwa Scroggins Leslee Simonsen Dedra Simpson Lurena Slyder Jesse Smith Kent Smith Robyn Snell Todd Steffeck Greg Sterk Sebrena Dan Stewart Brad Stone James Strempk Stevenson Chris Swartz Ed Tackett Leslie Suiter Pat Tilton Michelle Timm Jean Tipton Andy Torres Phuong Tran Kyle Thuemler 184 • Classes Vicky Vergara Garry Verlander John Vigileos Eric Volquardsen Darren Volz Tammy Vonada Vicki Waters David Ward Rob Ward Bill Warstler Jeffrey Waddell Dorothy Walker Jenny Wictor Pete Weidner Trent Whitlow Jill Watson Ted Williams Brian Winiesdorffer Jacob Wilcock At the Marcos pep rally, Annette Enciso gets in shape to the beat of Maniac’’ from the movie Flashdance. Michael Yue Julie Yourist Deena Wood Classes • 185 Aaron Monsey listens intently to the class discussion while his Rob Ward has a real good time eating his burrito during fourth lunch.j friend seems less interested. Joe Me Nerney and Bob Budrick rush lo finish and check iheir homework before the bell rings. Katy Furnish appears lost, confused and doubtful on anot day in her tough English class. Y. X f- fTie Senior Class Council jmposing the elected members of the Senior Class Council were Neil Martin, esident; Lucia Austin, Girl’s Representative; Beckie Rupert, Secretary-Treasurer; a Johnson, Vice President; and Chip Wortlley, Boy’s Representative. Ah! Seniors at last! The class of ‘84 had reached the ultimate peak in their high school careers, for nothing surpasses a senior. The year was a year to top all. The seniors played a major part in Tempe High’s winning teams, active clubs and rowdy crowds. They set an example for future classes that will be passed down for many years to come. It took four long, hard years to reach this point but most all of them succeeded. The year went fast and before anyone had realized it, graduation, one of the most awaited events in high school, was upon us. Now, all the activities the seniors had contributed to, Homecoming, Senior Walk, Baccalureate, and all the homework, are nothing but memories. But the memories will always live on because, the class of '84 will never die. Daniel Aguilar In his TV Productions class. Wayne McCabe operates the video monitors for the THS News. Peter Almand Frances Alvarez Sheri Amrozowics Amy Anderson 188 • Classes Robin Andres LyAnn Andrew Charles Andrews Joni Apodaca Micheal Aranda Amy Auerbach Lucia Austin Britt Baldock Donette Barnes Monique Bennewitz Classes - 189 Katie Benson Carmen Bolen Sharon Booth Lathea Bowen Cheryl Bower Shawn Bowser Kristi Bratner 190 - Classes David Calhoon Anthony Moya studies an article on scalp conditioning and Lori Campbell Brenda Buren hair cell reproduction during Free Enterprise. Classes - 191 Darren Chico John Christee Dee Dee Ciciliot Robert W. Coen Janice Coggins Kelly Collins Pamela Collins Andy Connolly Corinna Cooney Lisa Costello Paul Cronin Frank Cota 192 - Classes Jolyn Dandoy Kevin Davidson John Dale Jennie Davis Wade Crowley Dale Cummins Valina Cutler Shelley Davidson While Jim Johnson prepares for his next hour, he decides that a leisurely strole is healthier than an unorganized rush. trX j' Classes - 193 Gina Doney Lance Delmore In front of the popular Unit 5. Leo Gilmartin and Joe Camp- bell scan the mob of students during passing periods. Sherry Dovi Paula Dougherty Chris Engelen Becky Duncan Mark Emery Dawn Dykeman 194 - Classes Dennis Enriquez John Ensworth Bill Escalante Michelle Espinoza Dana Fetterman Dusty Flanagan Tracy Foley Mark Frederick Toni Evans David Fatica Kari Fedorchak Mike Ferrell Classes - 195 Abe Fullmer Michelle Garten Shianne Gay Leo Gilmartin Missy Goittia Sharon Goletz Jesus Gomez JoAnn Goodloe Laura Gotts Miranda Gray Bill Greene Louise Greer 196 - Classes Tyrena Griffin Barry Grissom Allen Grimsley Collette Grimsley Jim Gunkel Raquel Gutierez Timothy Hackett Patti Haggard Michelle Halsey Steve Alt takes a Chemistry class. break while doing his homework in his Classes - 197 Michael Hehr Melinda Henson Louie Hernandez Rupert Hernandez Vernon Hershberger David Holtfrerich John Huffman 198 - Classes Shauna Hunt Passing by “Stud Row”, Kristie Schumacher and Sherri Dovi check out the guys hangin’ around. Grant Idso Leah Imhoff Mark loia Derek Jackson Kevin Jakel Classes - 199 Jim Johnson Lisa Johnson Tricia Jones Steve Jones Deawna Judd Neil Martin, Lucia Austin, Lisa Johnson, Chip Wortley, and Joni Apadoca jam to the music at the First Breakfast Dance. Chris Kettle Tim Kennedy Susan Kaib 200 - Classes Kim Kneadler Kathy Knoche Pam Kimberlin Gary King Kathy Knoell Kevin Kortsen Karyn Koszyk Timothy Koszyk Eric Kronengold Janet Kuhlmey Jim Kuzmich Michelle LaForce ■ev Classes • 201 Kirby Lee Paula Lennon Thomas Lewenstein Robert Lewis 202 - Classes Daryl Mahan Terry Martin Classes - 203 Amy Long Will Wearne chuckles at a stale joke told to him as the bell rang to let out his Art Design class. Patricia Macagnone Duff Malone Stephanie Markoff Neil Martin John Matthews Adam Sean McAdams Wayne McCabe ma Susan McCorkle Neal McCarter Gerry Turley attemps to return to that cute, boyish charm he once had. so long ago. Katherine McClendon Brian McKay Erma Mendoza Shelley Meyer Matthew McVaugh Kim Menze 204 - Classes ristina Anne Mooney Tony Moran Ernie Moreno Cheri Morris Holly Morris Tina Newman Christine Nichols Lisa Novia Daniel Milburn Deborah Miller Alice Moloney Paul Montanez Classes - 205 Tiffany Pascoe Kai Openshaw John Otterstedt Bruce Olson Steve Patterson Brian Perkinson Don Pearson Diane Pullar Christopher Platt Karen Price Barbara Pike 206 - Classes Gary Renfrow After emerging from Unit 5. Marie Mayorga suddenly re- Larry Renfrow members her government assignment. Vernon Richardson Letisia Rideau Beth Riggins Tim Ritze Roger Pyron Colleen Ragan Diane Ratcliffe Mike Reginato Classes - 207 Danny Robinson Fernando Rodriguez Michelle Rodriguez Rosalind Rodriguez Kenyon Roe Christy Rollins Anthony Ruelas Arnold Ruiz Tracey Runyan 208 - Classes Andrea Sarkany Beckie Rupert Dennis Salazar Kathy Ruston Lisa Schuk Leslie Shrack during her lunch break Jeff Scow Kristie Schumacher Classes • 209 Diana Soto Dianne Sparle Jeff Spaulding Donetta Scroggins Andrew Segerson Philip Shirk Tracy Smith Julie Sollers Dorothea Solomon Phillip Bleak glances over his shoulder to smile at a pass- ing friend during his lunch hour. Matt Skinner 210 - Classes Chris Standish Scott Stennerson Tammy Stearns Ted Spomer James Stratton Robin Stepton Angela Stiles Jenny Stephens Kristy Tanguay Jan Taylor Richard Stufflebeam Classes • 211 Mike Taylor Scott Taylor While looking through the Senior Fling pamphlet, Mike Re- ginato decides the possibility of going to California with the Class of ’84 Bill Taysom Pam Thomasino Mary Thompson Jeff Tipton Aaron Tomasi Gerry Turley Yvette Turley Angela Udy 212 • Classes Cristie VanWormer Hasana VanNoy Merci Vasquez De Anne Virgo Tony Voyles Kirstin Walker Micheal Wallen Larry Walters Don Warne Vicki Ward Will Wearne Audrey Welch Classes • 213 Darrin Womble Carl Wortley Philip Yates Micheal Ybarra 214 • Classes Steve Wilimer Sara Winkle Sharol Wion Douglas Wolf Richard Welsh Sam Whitacre Launa Whyte Genette Wester Corey Zucco Julie Bliven has a conversation with Paul Cruz about the game against McClintok. Both students were pleased with the THS victory. Dana Zunich Womble find an answer in their Arizona Histoi class. Jeff Tipton helps Darrin Classes - 215 The Cias: 216 - Classes ) 1984 Classes - 217 Senior Personalities MOST SPIRITED Becky Rupert and Roger Pyron MS. VOGUE AND MR. G.Q. Chip Wortley and Lisa Johnson Classes - 219 LEAST PAID CHAUFFERS Jeff Tipton and Shianne Gay 220 - Classes MOST ACCOMPLISHED DITCHERS Nell Parks and Janice Coggins MOST 1 LIKELY TO BE AT THE RIVER INSTEAD OF IN CLASS Sara Winkle and Keith Hunsinger Classes - 221 MOST DRAMATIC CHANGE OVER FOUR YEARS AT THS Kristi Tanguay and Dennis Salazar Classes - 223 CUTEST NOSE Jon Akins and Tina Newman MOST LIKELY TO GET BUSTED ON SENIOR FLING Kenyon Roe and Kristi Brantner 224 - Classes MOST LIKELY TO BE AT ALL THE PARTIES Paul Williams and Meg Chin Classes - 225 RON AHLRICH Social Studies EORGE BARRIENTOS Mathematics LOWELL BROWN Social Studies GLEN ALFORD Physical Education A relatively stable, highly professional faculty worked hard during the year to insure that students met the goals established by the Governing Board and the District for graduates and undergraduates alike. They faced the problems of major curriculum changes in several departments and sailed through a North Central Evaluation in the spring with high marks.In general, the 14 new teachers were additions to the faculty rather than replacements. They were to be found in the English, Science, Math, Business, Home Ec and P.E. departments. DON BENJAMIN English ROBERTA BOOKHOUT Social Studies RICHARD CAMPBELL Guidance MAURICE BRILL Foreign Language MATTIE CARPENTER English Faculty - 227 PAUL CASILLAS Mathematics ED CONTRERAS Study Hall PAM DAVIS English GEORGIANA CAVE Library WILLIAM CHILDRES Industrial Arts CLYDE CHRISTIANSEN Science CURTIS COOK Science Art ZELDA CUMMINS Guidance MARY CURD English Foreign Language GAIL DEAL Agriculture lndustrial Arts BEN ELKINS Industrial Arts RAY FELDNER English 228 - Faculty SUSAN FELLNER Foreign Language JIM FOSTER Driver Education Health THURMAN GILBERT Special Education PATRICIA FOLEY Home Economics WILLIAM GRAHAM SCOTT GREENHALGH English Social Studies Science JIM GENTRUP Mathematics DR. GARY HALL Business Education THERESA FROELICH Special Education KIM GALLUP Business Education MARYEILEEN FLANAGAN English A.C. FLANAGAN Science Faculty - 229 SPEEDY HART Job Specialist SARA HEISER Home Economics ROBERT HOGLUND Special Education SANDRA HINKLE-TUSA Special Education BARBARA JOHNSON Mathematics JENDA JONES Guidance AUGUST KNOCHE Mathematics NANCY LIPINSKI English OLAS LUNT English SHARON LUNT Music Chorale MARK MADSEN Science CHUCK MALPEDE Social Studies 230 - Faculty TIM McBURNEY Business Education MARIANNE MITCHELL Business Education CHUCK NEWTON Journalism English CARLA McMANUS Physical Education LESLIE MORRIS Home Economics BEVERLY NIEDERMILLER Reading BOB MIER Television Production GARY MOSSMAN English RICHARD NIX Audio Visial DAVID MALTBY Business Education JIM MURPHY Driver Education HARRY MITCHELL Social Studies Faculty - 231 ANTHONY OCCHIUZZI Science JOHN PAULEY English KAREN PHARES English CECIL PRIOR Social Studies WILLIAM REINICK DEBRA RICE Foreign Language Drama Emglish MARY PEARCE Reading JIM RAFTER Mathematics SYDELLE ROSE Mathematics STEVE PETERSON Music Band LUCILLE REED Library2 GERHARD SCHREUF Physical Education 232 - Faculty TINA SCHABACKER Physical EducationR JENNIFER SILK Music Orchestra GARY SHAHAN Social Studies WELL SPAR Music Band MARY SOUTHALL Science CLYDE STARKS Guidance JEFF THOMPSON Foreign Language RICHARD TORREZ Guidance WILLIAM TRAVNIKOFF Foreign Language ROBERT SMYTH Health ANN STINE Physical Education PETE TROWBRIDGE Business Education Faculty - 233 RICHARD TRUJILLO Business Education STEVE WALTERS Mathematics MARILYN VANDEMARK Home Economics MORTON WILSON Industrial Arts JAMES VICICH Mathematics SHELDON WION Mathematics DENE WALLACE Reading LEO WOOD Science BARBARA VOGELSANG Nurse JAMES YOUNGER JOHN ZUCCO Physical Education Physical Education 234 - Faculty Administration DR. DAVID ANNALA Principal MANNY REYES Assistant Principal Activities PEGGY PAYNE Registrar JIM RANDALL Assistant Principal Athletics Faculty - 235 CINDI CHAVEZ Secretary BETTY DEAL A V Secretary SUZANNE GOLDSTIEN Resource Aide JUDI EDWARDS Secretary BARBARA WASHINGTON Attendance BETTY CHAVARRIA Resource Aide CINDY MONTEMORRA Secretary KAREN SOLIERE Secretary NANCY HARRIS and TOMMIE BOWMAN Library Assistants PAT NEATHERY Attendance DEBBIk fcLLIo Data Processing 236 - Faculty KRIS VAN HAZEL English CUES Aide RUTH FOLSHEE Math CUES Aide BECKY SOTO Bookstore Manager DONNA PISCIOTTA Social Worker Cafeteria Staff. Front row: Vera Alt. Hugh Presson. Anne Baccasini, Louise Walsh and Altha ;som. Back row: Robert Erickson, Dora Valenzuela. Ruth Starkweather. Charlene Chitwood. Shirley . Dorothy Tomko. Marge Wood. Monsolette Dodd and MaryJLou Tyus. The campus Security Guards were John Duke, Mary Carlas and Lou DeAngelo. Among the custodians were Escalante, John McManara and Bob Kuwltzky. STEVE SHIVELY Psychologist DIANE EISENHEIM Speech Therapist Faculty - 237 Superintendent and Governing Boare MARY FRANCIS LEWIS Clerk DR. JOHN C. WATERS Superintendent Retired December 31, 1983 WILLIAM BOYLE Member Faculty - 239 Retiring Faculty Three teachers and two custodians retired from Tempe High at the end of the Fall semester. Coaches Bud Younger and John Zucco retired after 31 years and Counselor Mrs. Zelda Cummins finished 28 years. Custodian Antonio Molino had been at THS for 11 years and Custod- ian Manuel Escalante had been cleaning class- rooms for more than 31 years. During the farewell party, all received a plaque thanking them for their efforts and hard work over the years. All also received humurous gifts from their peers. Coach Bud Younger tells how he enjoyed his 31 years at THS. Coach John Zucco stops to remember all the graduating classes he has seen at THS. Mrs. Zelda Cummins thanks the students and her fellow teachers for the plaque. Student Council President Marie Mayor; hands each retiring teacher a plaque thankir them for their efforts at Tempe High. Custodians Manuel Escalante and Antoi Molina accept their gifts denoting a job “w done at Tempe High. Faculty - 240 le Horizon staff would like to thank all the ople who made it possible for the yearbook to put out. A special thanks goes to the Iministration and the Faculty for their strong pport and understanding in letting students ss class to have pictures taken, and allowing 2 staff members to miss class in order to meet adlines. ery special thanks to the following people: . Chuck Newton, Advisor .Chuck Bursell, Josten’s American arbook Company Representative . Chuck Conley, Conley Photographer Inc. I McDonough, Editor )di Carpenter, Student :e ira Winkle, Senior Class ibrina Craig, Junior ass leryl Dovi, Sophomore ass istie Schumacher � cky Kusche, Freshmen ass isti Brantner, Faculty na Newman, Index Photographers: Julie Bliven Jeff Boettcher Shianne Gay Alice Moloney Jim Stratton Corey Zucco The Horizon Staff spent a great deal of time working to get the book out. The following people donated hours of time and effort in order to complete the 1984 Horizon: Connie Allen Missy Allen Jeannie Black Kim Bowie Jinnelle Borders Debra Camarena Darren Chico Marilyn Crabtree Sharon Doerning Michael Dickson Chris Engelen Michelle Engelen Tina Evans Kari Fedorchak Mark Frederick Amy Frischknecht Karlene Garrison Michelle Garten Shianne Gay Jill Gerstenberger Rebecca Gray Tim Hall Beth Helmstader Sharon Hoopes John Huffman Denise Jackson Debby Jameson Janet Jaskowski Brian Johnson Nikki Johnson Lisa Johnson Helene Laird Jori Ledbetter Nicky Madison Debi McClung Susan McCorkle Lupita Medina Erma Mendoza Jennie Murphy Lorie Perez Diane Pullar Roger Pyron Pat Salizar Jamie Solem Pam Thomasino Natalie Trygstad Tammy Vonada Audrey Welch Don Wurgess well. Craig well. Ed 52. 128 129. i iv well. Elgin 108. 133 t well. Tracy 69. 162 oon. Clayton 52. 184. 195 oon David 52. 172. 195 n. Dwight pbell. Christopher 83. 184 pbeM. Joe 52. 128. 12 149. pbell. Jul:e pbell. Lori 52 pbell. Sharon 22. 11 pos, Alex 22 lies. Luis 52 erry. N ftki :hola. AH B 2®E2. 184. 201 Her. Math L Her. Terry 168. 224 . 8rian mgo. Salma 69. 75 Lamar js. Laura 83. 171. 182 •on. 8radley 69 ey. Scott 22.179.188 enter. Nodi 69. 143. 178. 182. 190, Andrea isco. John Jthers. Kenneth 219 llo. Mary Anne 83 11. Andrea 52 11. Deborah 69. 195. 210 11. Gylene 83 ir. Diana iynght. Carina 69. 178. 194 vnght. Sean 69 so Michael 53. 155. 167 . Trisha s. Carole 50. 53. 107. 198. 199 s. Rudolph 83 meda. Sandra 83. 92 Ho. Nancy ■cone. Lois 84 ■cone. William len. Joey 69.118 ra. Andrew 22. 123. 172 a. Kevin 22. 219 a. Randy 53 a. Tony 68 69. 172 i. Nora 69. 136 165 dler. Rene 84. 180 (Her. Jerry 69. 195 les. Kirk 69 . Darrin 53. 65. 129, 183 Margaret aer. Amy 69 tee. John 53. 155 156. 157. 159 tensen. John 22. 122 tian. John 84 .3 hi 1 K.J ’63 •tie •. •• me 1 � • • ; if . ■ JClbOrt. Md' Coiem-in ??, ■ Co eman Ian .’ u 22 Coieman. K--'n 2. uji Co:eman .ilr.-. .� Coleman Rona- : 34. '40. ' Coli ns. Daphne HQ iQ’ ’93 ‘ 0'iens. onn 34 Collins. Kelly 53 34 34. ‘33 14 ’33 '48 ’69 194.201 Conan; Scot: Conant. Todd Compel rarni Conrat.gnton. cveiyn 69 217 Gonnaughiop Thomas 2j Conrad. Barbara 69 • ;9. i 4 Conrad Robert 23 129 Contreras Robert 53. 1 72 Conway. 9etty Jean 53 Conway. Srenda 69 Conway. Gina 70. 171. 193 Conway. Venus 23. 101 121. 193 Cook. Victoria 70 Coombe. Warner Coomer. David 53 Cooney Connna 53. 136 '77 Copoock, David Coroan. Ricky Coreiia. Claudia Corana. Rogeiio Corp Sandra 70 Cortez, ‘-'rankie 34 Coryoa. Scott . 34 Costello t.isa 53. 173 Cota. Frank 53 Cota. Henry Courrier Stacey 70 Coves. Chris '34 Cowley. Colleen 19 23. 44. 132 Coyie. Aiame 70 Craotree. Marilyn 84 Crabtree Manon Craft. Lauren 84. 195 Craig. Sabnna 70. 178. 191. 193 203 Crammel. Ted Crammer Kim 23 Crammer. Michelle 70 Creazzo. Frances Cr obs Davd 155 Cronin. Martha 84. � 65 :30 23. 98 70. ’07 131. 147 -67. 168 r n:n. Paul 53. 1 7 180 Crosiand. Mionene 84 Cross. Renita 84. 206 Grove. James Cr z uv,n 42 123 .-3 29 ’33 . an : ••’, Pa' • ') :'.! ■ ( Amer' : 1 Dargan. Ann 2i Davey Brenna ’9 23. 160. 178. 195. David. Michael Davidson Daniel 70 Davidson. Kevin 53 Davidson. Pauia 23 43. 101 110. 18 Davidson Sheiiy 53. 182. 206. 211 •Jnl 179 Davis. Defining 70 Davis. Dernck 70. 177 Da vs Heather 23. 38 vDav-s. Howard Davis. Jennie 54. 184 Davis. Julie 85 Davis. Kelly 23. 195 Davis. Kevin Oav.s. Mary Davis. Paul 85. 190 Davis. Renee 54. 137. 177 Davis. William 179 Day. Mary 85 Deanda. Lydia 85. 181 Deoow Verna 85. 197 Oecxer. Mark Dehn. Wendy Deikenes. Tony Deibenes. Antonio 85 Delmore. Lance 54 Deneui. Daven 23. 1G0 Denham Oeryn 23. 42. 154. 170 Denham. Dustin 85 Denk. Thomas 23. ’88. 189 Desnoyer Brian 85. 201 Dick. Julie 70. 180. 190 Dimas. Ronnie 35 Dodd. Roy 128 129 Dodge. Donna 23. 184 Doage. John 70 Doern.ng, Sharon 85. 171 Donerty Thomas Qoney. Eugenia 54. 182 Dononoe. Susan 24. 196 Donovan. L:sa 192 Dornil. Jacqueline 70 Dostalik. Kathleen 70. 178. 182. 185. Dougherty. Jeff 70 Dougherty. Paula 54 Ooug'as. Danielle 24. 46. 179 Dovi. Cheryl 54. 222 Downing. Yvette Drew. Thomas 35. 188 Dukeooo Frank 85 Duiame DeDe 24. 104. 185. 186. 195 Duncan. David 3C Duncan. Rebecca 54 Duncan. Steve Duncan. Steven 85 Dunlap Jerry 35. 201 tiansen. Jane 84 Cuesta • im-v.-ei 84 Dupuis. John 54 Hansen. Karen 69. 194 C • CvOp-rr 1 ! M0 Durbm. Lisa 24. 47 tiansen. Stephen 22 Cummins •!' r J-i Durbin. Theresa 24 t-ansen. Sharee 84. 134 c.3 ! he ‘0 ’ 0137. ■ j’ • . Dutko. Jennifer ch. Daul 53 C OI’ '.Ov 21 70 Dykeman. Dawn 54 ch Bill 34 ? Brian ■ • •J . . E . Lisa 84 n Early. Aden 70. 122 . Arlmda 34. 143 u Edm Mikel 54. 147 . Came 34. 206 ' • E iv .inJv Cathy 85 . Darnel 22 • . : ; . :wards. Freddie 85. 1’I . Joel 69 ■' • • • i -1 Edwards. Jeffrey 24 . Mane 84 136 171. 132 • ir! 1 i' Edwards. Sally Matthew 22. 188 'Trill' r.-oy 70 Eygert Tma 70. 143. 171 . Micheal '.He John .1 Uifiitz Elizabeth . Miya 69 -‘He. Laura '1 Eikovitch. 3rian 54. 188 '■maammmmmmmmmrnm i ■� : i. . ■ I : ■ ■ ■ . - « = A aries Aagaard 71, 158 rn Aaanestad 126. 158 aorah Abbott 66. 67. 188 in Abraham 158 a Aceves 124 -en Adamczyk 143 am Adams 171 jtt Adams 171 vid Aden 82. 101. 143 rirae Agee 63. 64. 83. 143 el Aguilar 171 niel Aguilar 188 arlie Aguirre :hael Aguirre 158 uglas Akins 49. 90. 97. 188 iathan Akins 51. 76. 188. 224 illip Akins 114. 158 in Alcok 63. 143 ice Aldridge itt Alexander 71. 171 nnie Allen 78. 143 lig Allen 171 lisa Allen 78. 188 in Allen 158 ,n Almand liam Almand 63. 188 lissa Alt 171.135 iven Alt 63. 188. 197 rbra Altergott 143 jrie Altman 83. 158 niel Alvarado semary Alvarado •anor Alvarez 158 inces Alvarez 70. 188 imy Alvarez 171 tricio Alvarez drea Ambrose 143 ino Ambrose 171 eri Amrozowicz 70. 188 am Anaya 108. 143 iy Anderson 43. 48. 102, 188 tin Anderson rl Anderson 99. 171 theryne Anderson ra Anderson 71. 110, 171 irlon Anderson 90. 97. 177 •ra Anderson 158 yella Anderson 171. 188 erri Anderson 158 bin Andres 12. 41. 86. 189 ann Andrew 189 ita Andrews 62. 155 arles Andrews 189 ul Andujar 99. 158 iri-Etlen AnguUo 171 ristopher Ankeney 171 Hanifj Ankeney 43. 109 ri Annala 63. 64. 158 ni Apodaca 109. 189. 200 chaeJ Aranda 26. 138. 189 gelina Arbizu 33. 158 nna Ard n Ardwin 171 omasArdwin 143 •nand Aeliano 171 ndrafr.allano 158 roy Areqzaga mona Armenta 11 Armer nette Arnold 158 irisline Arnold 68. 69. 171 onora Arroyo 158 lie Arthurs ronica Arviso ve Ashby 171 iad Atwell 82. 171 nee Audehm 158 iy Auerbach 70. 84. 189 :hard Auerbach 8. 18. 31. 90. 97. 171 Stacy Ault 143 Lionel Austin 143 Lucia Austin 38. 60. 83. 86. 87. 189. 200 Kieth Auzenne 143 Ronald Auzenne Deraid Ayers 143 Mike Azzi 158 B Carmelita Babb 143 Noe Baez Rodney Bagby Chuck Bagby Carolyn Bagley 4. 26. 65. 141 Christopher Bagnoli 49. 90. 94. 97 Paolo Bahr 83. 171 Sandra Bailey 63. 70. 189 Vivian Baize 143 Cindy Baker 143 Greg Baker 171 Mary Jo Balabuck 102. 158 Britt Baldouck 189 Brian Baldwin 101. 143 Dan Baldwin 158 Aileen Balizado 67. 157, 158 Aurora Balizado 91. 171 Joe Balz 153 Anne Bancroft Tracy Banks Christine Banuelos Jaime Banuelos 143 Jose Banuelos 138. 158 Cynthia Barker 32 Donette Barnes 189 Jeff Barnes 158 Kyle Barnett 143 Anne Barnum 63. 158 Paul Barnum 63. 82. 143 Mimi Barret 158 Kimberly Barrett Zachary Barrett 22. 158 Nancy Barriga 60. 83. 106. 131. 172. 135 Gerri Barrs 82. 172 Denene Barry 172 Kenneth Barry Lynn Barry 189 Marylou Barry 143 Catherine Bartlett Phillip Barton 105. 137. 143 Edward Basko Eric Bates 158 Lisa Baumgartner 172 Kim Beam Tammy Bechtel 158 Carolyn Beeson Patsy Begaye 158 Diana Bejarano 158 Chris Belusey 158 James 8ence 158 Melanie Benjamin 158 WilliamBennett 143 Monicque Bennewitz 6. 189 Katie Benson 68. 69. 80. 190 Eric Benson 82. 88. 89. 114, 137. 158 Craig Bentler 158 Kimberly Bentler Tammy Benton 159 Debbi Berdge Daniel Berman 68. 69. 71. 188 Reyes Bermudez 112 Reggie Bernstein David Berry John Berry 101. 172 Jonathan Berry 139. 143 Nancy Berry 143 Karen Bertsch Alice Bess 143 Denise Bess 159 George Bess 7 Leroy Bess Sharonda Bess 106. 143 Price Betha Christopher Bewsey Ganaraj Bhat 81. 88. 124. 125. 190 Linda Bialek Robert Bigham 172 Tom Billingsley 159 Billy Bingham 82. 143 Robyn Birkholz Mark Bjorem 82. 88. 101. 139. 143 James Black 143 Jeannie Black 78. 79. 159 Steve Black Devery Blackmore 89. 172 Jim Blackmore 38. 101. 143 Linda Bialek 172 Dru Blanc 88. 143 Eric Bleak 76. 88. 108. 159 Phillip Bleak 190. 210 Chris Blier 172 Terry Blila 143 Kevin Bliss 126. 172 Pat Bliss 101. 143 Julie Bliven 78. 79. 190. 215 Glen Boegner 143 John Boegner 172 Elizabeth Boettcher Jeffery Boettcher 78. 79. 159 Katherine Boettcher 143 Carmen Bolen 76. 190 Crystal Bolen 159 Richelle Bond 143. 159 Sharon Booth 190 Brenda Bootz Nadine Boozer 85. 172 Jinelle Borders 78. 143, 159 Michelle Borders John Bouma 172 Christopher Bow 31. 76. 90. 94. 97. 138. 172 Lathea Bowen 190 Cheryl Bower 85. 190 Dana Bowers 159 Dori Bowers 143 Kim Bowie 78. 190 Shawn Bowser 190 Andy Boyd 172 Stephanie Boyer 172. 135 Susanne Boylan 67. 133. 159 John Bracken Rob Bracy 8. 18. 31. 34. 90. 97. 137. 172 Lori Bradshaw 143 Victoria Bradshaw 62. 172 Beckie Bragg 159 Kristi Brantner 78. 190. 224 Jodie Braun 60. 71. 172 Todd Braver 105. 159 Jeff Brekhus 137 Kari Brekhus Dirk Brewer 159 Robin Bricholz 143 Steven Briggs 143 Mark Brobniews 143 Candace Brooks Tina Brooks 86. 190 Monica Brothers Andrea Brown 143 Carol Brown Caroline Brown 88. 159 Edna Brown Jeffery Brown 90. 191 Keith Brown Kenneth Brown 90. 159 Rhonda Brown 82 Robin Brown 159 Wallace Brown Patrick Bruce Joey Brugh 143 Marty Bush 144 Clifford Buchner Robert Budrick 172. 186 Sylvia Buener Kathryn 8uerger 71. 85. 191 Hong Chau Bui 124. 125 Index - 243 Huu Chau Bui 144. 159 Ngoc Bui Stacie Bullock 102. 172 Sherry Bumpass 38. 131. 144 Michael Burch 144 Paul Burd 144 Brenda Buren 191. 135 Brian Burk Colleen Burk 173 Phillip Burnette 173 Shereen Burns 131. 144 Joshua Bursh 101 Susan 8useck 60. 80. 88. 123 Christy Bush 159 David Bushman 63. 144 James Butler 63. 81. 82. 173 Kevin Butler 82. 144 Melinda Button 159. 169 Candice Byrd 144 Tenitra Byrd 62. 70. 191 Tia Byrd 82. 144 c Roni Cain 159 Craig Caldwell Edrick Caldwell 58. 94. 96. 97. 116, 117. 118 Elgin Caldwell 98. 99. 159. 116, 117 Tracy Caldwell 85. 173. 174. 132 David Calhon 124. 125 John Callopy 31 Debra Camarena 78. 173 Christopher T. Campbell 62. 82. 159 Joseph Campbell 43. 90. 94. 95. 97. 116. 118. 194 Lori Campbell 191 Sharon Campbell 76 Luis Canales Joshaphine Candelaria 144 Phillip Candelaria 144 Mathew Candler Terry Candler Brian Cano Joe Canonigo 82. 144 Salina Canonigo 173 Lani Carfagna 144 Laura Carles 159 Jeffry Carlson 105. 139, 144 Kelly Carslson 144. 155 Nodi Carpenter 60. 77. 78. 80. 83. 84. 88. 89. 90.173 William Carrasco 40. 137, 144 Kenneth Carrethers 12 Della Carrilo 144 Mary Anne Carrillo 159 Gylene Carroll 159 Carina Cartwright 89. 173 Sean Cartwright 173 Michael Caruso 43. 191 Carole Casas 58. 86. 87. 191 Rudolph Casas 139. 159 Debbie Case Yolanda Cast 144 Sandra Castenada Lois Castricone 39. 63.64 William Castricone Reyna Castro Charles Cavaleri 173. 179 Randy Celaya 191 Tony Celaya 173 Norra Cerra 173. 135 Lisa Chamberlin 108. 144. 133 Carol Chambers Anna Chandler Jerold Chandler 173 Kerri Chapman 191 Tracy Chapman 144 Shaelin Charania 14, 88 Kirk Charles 173 Michael Charles 126 Yvonne Charter Darren Chico 34. 78. 79. 192 Amy Chin 173 Meg Chin 225 John Christee 192 John Christian Jane Christiansen 188 Karen Christiansen 83. 173 Sharee Christianson 63. 188 Frank Christopher Paul Church William Church Christina Ciciliot 144 Dee Dee Ciciliot 192 Lisa Clapp 159 Arlinda Clark 71. 89 Carrie Clark 109. 159 Joel Clark 108. 173 Marie Clark 106. 130. 159. 135 Matthew Clark Miya Clark 86. 179 Trisha Clark 144 Valerie Clark Mary Clayton Robert Clegg Dale Coburn 99. 137. 173 Robert Cochran Robert Cochran 144. 173 Dana Cody 159. Robert Coen 192 Thomas Coffeen 71 Marty Cogan Janice Coggins 192, 220 Joann Colbert 172. 173 Mark Colbert 88. 159 Rodney Coleman 88. 159 Ronald Coleman 39. 71. 88. 126. 188 Sherry Coleman Tracy Coleman 67. 82. 144 Anne Coles 110 John Collapy Joseph Colli 40. 60. 88. 104. 105. 108. 173. 184 Sarah Colli 102. 144 Christopher Collier 159 Daphne Collins 60. 63. 64. 71. 159. 173 John Collins Kelly Collins 90. 192 Kenneth Collins 63. 144 Pamela Collins 144. 192 Arty Colum Debbie Columbus 144 Arthur Colvin Michelle Comeaux 8. 144 Jerry Comer Evelyn Connaughton 173 Andy Connolly 13. 62. 82. 192 8arbara Conrad 102 Robert Contreras Russell Contreras 144 Gina Conway 135 Deborah Cook Victoria Cook David Coomer Corinna Cooney 192 Victorio Cordis 144 Rogelio Corella 98. 99. 112. 137. 170 Rolando Corella 144 Ronald Correll Frankie Cortez 159 Patricia Cortez 144 Scott Coryea 159 Lisa Costello 70. 80. 119. 209 Frank Cota 57. 192 Laura Cota 144 Stacey Courrier 174 Christine Court Jacaueline Court Jay Courtney William CowelS 62. 159 Suzette Cowley 144 Alaine Coyle 174 Marilyn Crabtree 78 Marion Crabtree 159 Lauren Craft 60. 159 Garrett Craig Flint Craig 44. 105. 137 Sabrina Craig 60. 71. 77. 78. 80. 83. 174 David Crammer Michelle Crammer 174 Heather Cranwell 62. 144 Jerry Crawford 159 Marshall Crawford 144 Cynthia Creel 140. 144 David Cribbs Leland Crockwell 144 Martha Cronin 159 Paul Cronin 76. 192 Michelle Crosland Renita Cross 159 Robert Crowell Wade Crowley 193 James Croyo 174 Alan Cruz 4. 97. 159 Paul Cruz 215 Scott Cummings 174 Dale Cummins 193 Colleen Curns 144 Bradley Curtis 97. 174 Colleen Curtis Dorothy Curtis 174 Valina Cutler 71. 193 D Andrea Dabell 110, 174 Richard Daggett 108. 174 Robyn Daggett 64. 68. 82. 88. 109. 159 Shane Dahill 159 Troy Dahill 89 John Dale 76. 193 Kenneth Dale 101. 144 Laura Dale 174 Jolyn Dandoy 48. 102, 130. 181. 193 Julie Daniels 144 Patricia Daniels 174 Tamala Daniels 174 Tri Dao Marsha Dare 144, 133 Albert Dare II 174 Danial Davidson Kevin Davidson 193 Shelley Davidson 36. 68. 81. 84. 193. 222 Denning Davis 88. 174 Elizabeth Davis 4. 67. 88. 144 Janet Davis 82. 131. 145 Jennie Davis 62. 193 Julie Davis 4. 159 Roderick Davis 145 Roshuni Davis Patricia Dawdy Mary Day 159 Lydia Deanda Verna Debow 19. 67. 159. 161 Julie Decker 145 Anthony Dedios 145 Sheila Deel Antonio Delbenes 159 Lance Delmore 194 Dustin Denham 139. 159 Shana Denham 145 Gary Denman Veronica Denman Vickie Derr 145 Brian Desnoyer 159 Michelle Deyoung Jerry Diaz 159 Kristan Dibbern 88. 145 Jeffery Dick 82. 101, 145 Julianne Dick 86. 87. 90. 174 Christopher Dicken 88. 145 Michael Dickson 138 Ronnie Dimas 159 Susan Ditsworth 62. 145 John Dodge 174 Sharon Doerning 78. 131. 159 244 - Index se Donato 159 jgenia Doney 84, 194 arryll Dorceus 159 athleen Dostalik 65. 84, 174, 176 iff Dougherty 174 aula Dougherty 76. 194 heryl Dovi 78. 79. 194. 199 od Dovi 145 vette Downing 174 homas Drew 159. 160 lark Drobniewski 107 onald Dryer lichelle Dryer racey Dryer 121 annah Dubie rank Dukepoo 160 •avid Duncan 137. 160 ebecca Duncan 194 rian Dunlap 145 erry Dunlap iary Duplissis 174 ohn Dupuis ictoria Duran 131. 145 «awn Dykeman 194 ;eidi Dykeman 145 E lien Early 174 'ikel Edin athy Edwards 71, 160 aivd Edwards 145 •ed Edwards 82. 160 renda Eeds regg Elkin 145 rian Elkovitch honda Elmer ark Emory 194 nnette Enciso 86. 87. 89. 175. 185 hristine Engelen 31. 65. 78. 194 ichelle Engelen 34. 78. 83. 160 jff Engelke ntoinette Engram ennis Enriquez 104. 105. 195 3hn Ensworth 195 usan Ensworth 62. 64. 88. 145 3hn Erhardt 12. 90. 97. 138. 175 arshall Ervin 'illiam Esclante 195 ark Eshelman 175 aroline Esparza 145 onnie Esparza 160 aul Esparza 175 enry Espinoza 145 aanne Espinoza 34. 109. 160 ichelle Espinoza 195 obert Espinoza osalia Espinoza osalie Espinoza uben Espinoza 139. 160 ric Estrada ntonea Evans 195 lie Evans mothy Evans 145 na Evans 175. 177 F nna Rachel Faas 60. 71. 83. 175. 188 ric Faas 160 awn Fabre 145 enise Fall 145 ennah Fall 160 nthony Faltermeier 160 hun Fan 145 avid Factica 37. 50. 71. 195 awn Favre ari Fedorchak 31. 34, 78. 89. 195 jhn Fees 12. 81. 89. 90. 91. 170. 175. 188 ichael Ferrell 52. 195 ick Ferrell 161 teven Festa 145 ana Fetterman 195 Kellie Fiedler 89. 123. 175 Charles Fiesler 175 Michael Fiesler Judith Fikes 161 Katherine Fillingham 145 Michael Fincher 145 Kendall Fink 62. 105. 137. 161 Mark Firestone 88. 145 Michelle Fiske 161 Mary Fitchie 145 Dustan Flanagan 107. 188. 195 Anita Flannery Maureen Flannery Brian Fleming Chris Fleming 161 Katherine Fletcher 145 April Flores 131 Carla Flores 145 Delia Flores Lisa Flores Richard Flores 139. 161 Kevin Flowers 62. 82 Tracy Foley Robin Forbes 60. 71. 145 Jana Forister 68. 69. 106. 145 Jeffrey Forister 139. 175 Josef Forner 161 Tasha Foshie 68. 69. 145 Mark Foster 99. 137. 161 Glen Foulk 175 James Franco 119. 161 Christopher Frank William Frank Mark Frantzke 145 Tamara Freand 145 Mark Frederick 76. 78. 195 Paul Frederick 62. 145 John Freeman 161 Camille Friend 161 Amy Frischknecht 78.68. 69. 175 Time Friske Herbert Frost 99. 75 Kenneth Frost 3. 90. 97. 175 Daesha Fuggins 70 Clark Fullmer 81. 89. 96. 116. 117. 118 Steve Fullmer 119. 161 Katherine Furnish 65. 109. 175. 176. 186 G Anthony Galindo 175 Brad Gallup 175 Gwen Gamboa 161 Clarissa Gammel 140 Carla Garcia Daniel Garcia 101. 137. 145 Roy Garcia 145 Shiela Garcia 146 Angela Garduno 131. 146. 133 Karlene Garrison 77. 78. 161 Michelle Garten 77. 78. 196 Monique Gartan 146 Chris Gauna 99. 112. 114. 139. 161 Shianne Gay 4. 31. 78. 89. 130. 196. 220 Jeff Geller 175 Tamra Geller 67. 161 Renee Genant 175 Richard German Jill Gerstenberger 78. 79. 175 Nichelle Gervasio Anita Geyer 175 Carol Gibson 161 Eva Gibson 161 Rhoda Gill 88. 146 Rhonda Gill 82 Jeff Gilles 175 Leo Gilmartin 12. 26. 89. 116, 194. 196. 222 Dwight Gilmer 146 Daniel Gilsdorf Heather Glenn 146 Marni Glenn 131, 146 Daniel Gochnour 175 Melissa Goff 146 Rachelle Goforth Lynne Goggin 161 Melissa Goitia 32. 51. 52. 62. 196 Dorina Golden 161 Erika Golden 146 Julie Goldstein Sharon Goletz 196 Brian Goilubier 62. 176 Jesus Gomez 76. 196 Julie Gomez 82. 139. 146 Laura Gomez 161 Daniel Gonzales 176 John Gonzales 176 Angelica Gonzales 146 Dolores Gonzales 161 Chris Goodloe Joann Goodloe 196 Tony Goodthunder 99. 119 Guy Gooslin 176 Parameswaran Gopi Judy Gorman Polly Gorman 146 Laura Gotts 196 Kristine Grampo 176 Brandon Grantham 146 Kim Grantham 176 Miranda Gray 196 Rebecca Gray 37. 60. 71. 83. 176 Vanessa Greeley 89. 176 Terry Green 99. 139. 176 Robert Greenan 146 William Greene 63. 196 Rebecca Greer 7. 70. 196 Michelle Grefe 84. 176 Andrew Griffin 63. 161 Rodney Griffin 146 Tyrena Griffin 62. 85. 197 Brian Griffith Vicky Griffin 161 Allen Grimsley 197 Collette Grimsely 76. 197 Donald Grimsley 146 Barry Grissom 197 Stephen Gritz 37. 71, 197 Jessica Guerra 176 Lisa Gullo 161 James Gunkel 197 Frank Gurule 176 Ricky Gurule 121 James Gustafson 105. 137. 161. 188 Alfredo Gutierrez Raquel Gutierrez 43. 60. 197 James Gwin 88. 146 H Tim Hackett 197 Anthony Hadley 146 Cynthia Hadley 80. 162 Patricia Haggard 86. 91. 197, 218 Robert Haight 108. 160 Tonya Halbert 176 Patrick Halinski Cheryl Hall 146 Christopher Hall John Hall Michael Hall 146 Patrick Hall 176 Timothy Hall 78. 79. 83. 176 William Hall William Hallinan 162 Michelle Halsey 197 Tammy Halstead 162 Raymond Hand Brian Hanna 104, 105. 108. 137, 176 Diane Hanson Jeff Hanson 162 Robin Haraughty 146 Wayne Hardy 146 Elizabeth Harker Kathryn Harkins 63. 64. 85. 176 Ober Harman 176 Index - 245 Terri Harmon 162 Stephanie Harms 60. 66. 176 Dean Harrell 162 Debbie Harrell 146 Jimmie Harris 156. 162 Lara Harris 123, 162. 167 Peter Harris 198 Dezerea Harrison John Harrison Nadine Hart 198 Connie Harter 146 Debbie Hartin 176 Christopher Hartley 98. 99. 171. 176 Elaine Hassett 162. 135 Brian Hatch 146 Holly Hatch 176 Jean Hathaway Brandi Haupt 146 John Haver 198 Joseph Haver 99. 139. 162 Cindy Haverland 88. 162 Jacqueline Hehr 176 Michael Hehr 97. 198 Rob Height 126 Leann Held 4. 13. 62. 64. 85. 176 Elizabeth Helmstadter 68. 69. 77. 78. 162 Timothy Hekmstadter Ray Hendrix 174 Christina Henning Denise Hennings 146 Geoffrey Hennings 146 Adrienne Henry 31. 86. 87. 89. 162, 169 Miles Henry 119. 120. 162 Sheila Hensley 102. 177 David Henson 139. 162 Melinda Henson 198 Heather Herald 63. 146 Antonio Hernandez 177 Armando Hernandez 146 Delaina Hernandez Gina Hernandez 146 John Hernandez Karri Hernandez 146 Richardo Hernandez 119. 120. 162 Ruperto Hernandez 198 Virgina Hernandez Luis Hernandez 198 Andrew Hershberger 63. 107. 146. 188 Vernon Hershberger 49. 124. 125. 198 Darrell Hess 4. 90. 95. 97. 198 Anna Hestenes 71. 88. 135 Layle Hicks 146 Leslie Hicks Naijo Hicks Olga Hidalgo 162 Kelly Hiett 114. 162 Michael Higgins 62. 105. 146 Mike Hill 146 Thadd Hill 101. 137. 146 Shane Hilstrom 119. 120. 139. 162. 169 Gina Hinckle Robert Hinckle Ericka Hinkel 162 Elaine Ho 177 Mark Hodge 63. 177 Jennifer Hodgson 177 Pamela Hoeborn 147 Glenda Hoffman 198 Jenny Hoffman 85. 106, 177. 135 Kim Hoffman 162 Kirk Hoffman 146 Ann Holden 71. 162 Gayla Holden 130. 162. 177 Kelli Holder 147 Chrystie Holland 177 Mark Holland 162 Robert Holland Travis Holland 101. 139. 147 Ty Holland 90. 94, 95. 96. 97. 177 Judi Holley Odis Holloway 147 Randy Halloway Virgil Holmes Lara Holt 123. 147 David Holtfrerich 36. 198 Charles Hombaker 177 Regina Hooks 177 Sharon Hoopes 177 Wendy Hoover 177 Marilyn Horace 177 Courtney Horne 147 Justin Horne 162 Shelly Horton 88. 147 Robert Horvath Sharon Horvath Philip Housel 162 Richard Housel 71. 126 Sarah Hovey 102. 103. 130. 177, 132 Kenneth Howard 30. 31. 177. 178 Staci Howard 162. 133 Steven Howell 162 Melissa Howiett 147 Patricia Hubbell Kevin Hudspeth 99. 138. 177 John Huffman 77. 78. 198 Chere Hughes 62. 64. 162 Chris Hughes Craig Hughes 162 Peggy Hughes 198 Amber Hunsinger 89. 162 Keith Hunsinger 65. 97. 221 Shauna Hunt 199 Lasanchel Hunter 133 Debbie Hurt 147 Eric Huston 62. 177 Patrick Huston 30. 147 John Hyatt 23. 37. 71. 162 Tammie Hyde 147 I Grant Idso 199 Keith Idso 147 Darla Imhoff 147 Leah Imhoff 110. 199 Anthony Imperiale Mark loia 199 Richard Ipe 138. 177 Daren Israel 162 Lori Iverson 106. 131. 147, 177 Vicki Iverson 177 J Denise Jackson 78. 177 Derek Jackson 23. 33. 62. 90. 199 Jade Jackson 162. 168 Tammy Jackson 147 Tracy Jackson Lisa Jacobs Kevin Jakel 199 Antonetta James 147 Deborah James 78. 177 Gwendolyn James 162 Lavon James 162 Lawrence James 163 Robert James 147 Roger James Deborah Jamison 177 John Jamison 147 Michael Jankowski 6. 178 Kenneth Jantz 199 Alvaro Jara 199 Maritza Jara 147 Dorothea Jarvi 106. 163. 135 Dwight Jarvis Janet Jaskowski 27. 39. 71. 78. 83. 140, 178 Justin Jaurigui 82. 147, 178 Ronald Jenkins 112. 199 Charles Jennings 65. 88. 178 Douglas Jennings 82, 147 Donald Jenson 178 Eddie Jimenez 147 John Jimenez 163 Corenna John 163 Brian Johnson 90. 137. 138. 178 Candice Johnson Craig Johnson 138. 199 David Johnson 163 James Johnson 31. 90. 97. 193. 200 Jennifer Johnson 147 Lisa B Johnson 9. 38. 49. 53. 54. 56. 66. 78. 81.200.219 Lisa M Johnson 89. 147 Nicole Johnson 78. 163 Robert Johnson 121.147 Warren Johnson Deborah Johnston 67. 147 Greg Jones 62. 99. 139. 163 Jeff Jones 6. 31. 89. 178 Kassandra Jones Kristie Jones 147 Kyndall Jones 147 Patricia Jones 27. 30. 63. 122. 130. 200 Renae Jones Steve Jones 90. 200 Fred Jones 121. 147 Tammie Jordan 58. 178 David Joseph Deawana Judd 200 Laura Judd 88. 163 Glenn Julian 163 Shana Julian 37. 163 Ann Junion Daniel Junion 27 Alicia Kaczmarek Kari Kadri 178 Susan Kaib 31. 84. 200. 135 Kara Kallstedt 163 Arlene Kast Yolanda Kast 147 Kevin Kehne 163 Alan Keith 178 Matthew Kelly Christina Kelley 200 John Kelley 114. 163 Michelle Kelley Clinton Kempster 178 Kevin Kempton 82. 163 Shawn Kendall 163 Carol Kennedy 90. 178. 135 Tim Kennedy 62. 81. 200 Jay Kerr 47. 178 Mike Kerr 65. 105. 136. 137 Richard Kerr 101. 121. 139. 147 Melody Kessler 60. 63. 83. 88. 163. 188 Jacqueline Ketterer 163 Vickie Ketterer Christine Kettle 200 Edward Kidwell 163 Michael Kidwell 82. 178 Deborah Kimberlin 37, 71. 163 Pamela Kimberlin 201 Jay Kimble 147 Gary King 76. 201 Myron King 97. 116. 178 Patrick King 101. 121. 139. 147 Todd King 178 Tracy Kinyon 67. 156. 163. 135 Dennis Kirby 178 Dolan Kirkpatrick 178 Cheryl Kitts 71. 163 Richard Kitts 178 Craig Kleinman Kari Kneadler 147 Kelly Kneadler 39. 131, 163 Kim Kneadler 76. 201. 132 Kenneth Knight Beth Knoche 163 Kathy Knoche 103. 201 Kathy Knoell 201 Kristine Knudsen 62. 163 Brenda Knutson 178 Matt Knutson 101. 147. 154 Meredith Kobie 246 - Index Jlark Kooyman 147 levin Kortsen 43. 138. 201 � aryn Koszyk 70. 201 imothy Koszyk 201 lolly Krecklow 147 iric Kronengold 43. 49. 54. 89. 90. 94. 97. 138. 201 Catherine Krugen 147 Curt Krum 139. 163 anet Kuhlmey 201 .ynn Kumelski 147 'ony Kurywchak ndrew Kusche 63. 147 lecky Kusche 34. 77. 78. 83. 130. 178. 135 vnastasia Kuzmich 62. 131. 163 ames Kuzmich 201 L •teve La Londe 163 Caren Laboy 163 lichelle LaForce 70. 201 lelene Laird laureen Laird risha Lairnore 147 laniel Lamantia 76 likki Lamberty 163 acqueline Lane 178 Jbie Laninga latasha Larimer 88. 147 ’ance Larsen lichael Lassiter 62. 99. 163 •tephen Law 202 lathi Lawrence 163 Claudia Lawson lichele Lazarus 147 isa Lazenby 163 rederick Lea 9. 60. 71. 202 arry Leach 147 lobbi Leadbetter 202 ori Ledbetter 60. 78. 110. 202 Iristine Lee 163 in-Tsz Lee 202 ruong Duy Lenguyen 88 Ilise Lennon 147 'aula Lennon 60. 202 .lexandra Leon 27. 39. 90. 172, 178 ohn Leon leborah Levan 109, 178 .mold Levario isa Levesque )lga Levshin 178 'hornas Lewenstein 202 Iric Lewis Melanie Lewis 88. 163 •erley Lewis 38. 147 lobert Lewis 202 ihannon Lewis 32 ;teve Lewis 18. 95. 97. 137. 179 imothy Lewis 147 Craig Liddile 163 inda Lieberman 71. 163 oanna Liliental 76. 179 ara Lim 179 Iric Lindholm 179 eigh Lindsay 148 isa Lindstrom 148 'aul Linne 179 avid Lipinski 48. 89. 116. 202 Charles Lippincott 202 •tefan Lisiak 37. 57. 163 ay Lister 101. 121. 137. 148 ennifer Little 163. 135 lami Little 202 late Little 101. 148 lobert Little 101 lark Lively 163 laren Livingston 102. 130, 163. 132 ames Lloyd larty Logan 148 imothy Loncasty 148 � aryl Lonetree 90. 202 .my Long 19. 54. 56. 66. 203 Kim Long 85. 164. 179 Lorie Long 148 Edwin Longwell 82. 108. 137. 164 Cora Lopez Libby Lopez 164 Lorie Lopez 148 Lou Ann Lopez 179 Michelle Loucks 38. 82. 148 Jeff Love Tammy Lowder 164 Jason Luhm 164 Donna Lujan 179 Khon Ly 179 Nhon Ly Rohanda Lyman 179 Trent Lynch 148 Christopher Lynn 148 Matthew Lyons M Gwen Mabrey Patricia Macagnone 203 Marc Macalsuo 164 James Machin Nicola Machin 164 Ryan Mackenzie 109, 148 Scott Mackenzie Rebecca Mackinnon 88. 148 Margaret Maclean 83. 89. 179, 183 Moira Maclean 131, 148 Nicola Madison 78. 131 Daryl Mahan 203 Kevin Mahedy 90. 171 James Mahoney 101. 139. 148 Mary Mahr 62. 64. 68. 69. 76. 164 Dean Maines Duff Malone 203 Anthony Manfredi 179 Jeffery Markiewicz 164 Stephanie Markoff 203 Joseph Marsh 148 Bonnie Marshall 85. 179 Phuong Marsbanks Jennifer Martin 60. 88. 122. 109, 179 Jennifer Martin 71. 164 Kathryn Martin 164 Lawrence Martin 148 Neil Martin 38. 48. 49. 50. 51. 54. 83. 88. 188. 200. 203. 218 Terry Martin 203 Darla Martindale 179. 132 Denise Martindale 179 Christy Martinez Paul Martinez Raquel Martinez 179 Vince Martinez 4. 41. 95, 96. 97 Yvonne Martinez 148 Carol Martino 179 Michael Martino 148 Chris Mason 148 Ivory Mason 164 John Mason 121, 148 Pricilla Mason 132 John Massard David Massey 164 John Matthews 203 Vance Matthews 164 Joy Maxwell 76 Kelly Maxwell 164 Sally May 148 Susan May 148 William May 164 Dan Maynard 148 Patricia Maynard 63. 85. 179 Marie Mayorga 11. 43. 49. 50. 91. 207. 240 Yvonne Mazon 179 Keethon McCowan 71. 180 Kevin McDonald Adam McAdams 88. 203 Crystl McCatee 62. 64. 148 Karen McBride Wayne McCabe 26. 89. 90, 136. 137. 188. 203 Genevieve McCarter 164 Neal McCarter 204 Katherine McClendon 204 Shariee McClendon 164. 135 Tonya McCleve 12. 86. 179 Debi McClung 78. 180 Susan McCorkle 204 Lisa McCurry Marcela McDonald 31. 86. 89. 123. 180 Jill McDonough 77. 78. 83. 84. 85. 180 Dennise McDorman Stephanie McDowell 180. 185 Amy McGaw 122. 170. 180 Ty McGraw 139 Brian McKay 138. 204 Margaret McKenzie Patricia McKenzie Benjamin McNeil 180 Joseph McNerney 180. 186 Matthew McNerney 164 Kent McVaugh 119. 120. 164 Matthew McVaugh 204 Mark WcWhirter 108. 164 Paula McWhirter 109. 148 Penny Meckstroth Luis Medina 164 Lupita Medina 64. 68. 78 Regina Medina 148. 133 Margo Meeks 148 Bill Meier 71, 180 Robert Melton Loretta Mendez 148 Teresa Mendez 14. 63. 64. 164 Erma Mendoza 7. 78. 110, 204, 135 Molly Mendoza 131. 164. 135 Gina Menze 164 Kim Menze 65. 204 David Mercado 180 Priscilla Mercado 164 Brenda Mercure 148 Char Merican 164 Charles Merican 180 Mike Merrill 180 David Mesbergen 63. 137. 180 Robert Mesta 148 Katherine Meyer 180 Shelley Meyer 6. 31. 58. 66. 81. 89. 204 Susan Meyer Carlo Micalizio 180 Corey Micalizio 148 Elaine Michaud 148 Daniel Milburn 205 Blakely Miller 148 Brian Miller Deborah Miller 205 John Miller Gina Millsaps 148 Heidi Miltun 88. 89. 109. 180. 135 Jimmy Minich 126 Lisa Miranda 180 Amy Mitchell 42. 89. 131. 170. 180 Stephen Mogk 101. 139. 148 Alice Moloney 6. 78. 79. 164. 205 Aaron Monson 180. 186 Mary Monson 169 Anna Maria Montana Paul Montanez 205 Robert Montanez Michael Monti 180 Aleph Moodio 82. 148 Kristina Mooney 36. 37, 60. 71, 205 Brian Moore Lee Moore 65. 71. 82. 148 Guy Morales 114. 165 John Morales Lenora Morales 180 Tony Moran 205 Jennifer Morehart 63. 149 Ernie Moreno 205 Marcus Moreno 82. 149 Michael Moreno 42. 99. 181 Doug Morey 181 Index - 247 Laura Morgan 88. 175, 181. 135 Lola Morgan 71. 88. 140. 148 Cheri Morris 81. 84. 205 Holly Morris 50, 53. 55. 56, 65. 66. 67. 68. 69. 205 Jeffrey Morris Jennifer Morrison 71. 80. 165 Michael Morrow Mark Morton 181 Sally Moser 181 Doris Mosley 85. 86. 87 Michael Mosley 165 Jackie Motola 149 Amy Moulton 149. 165 Shane Moulton 165 Peggy Mowinski Joe Moves 165 Anthony Moya 8. 33. 97. 112. 191. 222 Shauna Mullen 181 Christina Mullis 83. 89. 131. 181 Hui Mun 63. 149 Su Mun 165 Emma Munguia Michael Munroe 180 Colleen Murphy 149 Jenni Murphy 78. 181 Walter Murphy 119, 181 Charles Murray 181 Jennifer Murray 71. 149 Paula Murray 181 Tony Murrietta 181 Frank Murrietta 97, 136. 137 Janet Myers Michael Myers 165 N Thomas Natseway 195 Sothy Neany John Needham Christopher Nelson 149 Christopher Nelson 181 Gina Nelson 149 Patty Nelson Robin Nelson 82. 149 Susan Nelson 60. 71.181 Suk Ly Nor 165 Cody Nesbitt 95. 96. 97. 181 Troy Nesbitt 101. 137. 149 Earl Newell 149 Tim Newman 32. 99. 113. 157. 165. 167 Tina Newman 7. 10. 70. 78. 79. 86. 87. 205. 224 William Newman 113, 149 Letish Newton Ngoc Nguyen Vu Ngugyen Christine Nichols 72. 205 Marla Nicholson Jeffre Nienaber 149 Marni Noback 85. 181 Robert Noftz Roxanne Noperi 149 Eric Norberg 119. 165 Desseree Norton Lisa Novia 85. 205 Marlena Numkena 149. 133 Ruben Nunez 149 o Duane Ockey 139, 149 Carolyn Ocvirek 131. 181 Vincent Ogurek 181 Kieth Olbricht 139. 149 Scott Oliphant 165 Brenda Oliver 149 Robert Oliver 149 Bruce Olson 206 Robert Olson Roy Olson 105. 149 Shauna Olson 80. 170. 183 Patrick Olvera 181 Edward Ontiveros Russell Oonk 107. 149 Kai Openshaw 206 Kolbie Openshaw 149 Kimberly Ordaz 39. 165. 133 Kenneth Orman 101. 139. 149 Robyn Orman 57. 86. 88. 181 Andrew Ortiz 149. 155 Cris Ortiz Sean O'Neal Shawn O'Neal 105. 126 Gary Ostendorf 101. 137 George Oster Kristina Ottersedt 149 John Otterstedt III 206 Thersa Owens 135 Albert Pace 90. 97 8rownwyn Pacheco Julie Pacheco 21. 149 Louie Padilla 139, 165 Debra Pahlman Lisa Page Michael Palais 105. 137. 165 Cynthia Palewich 42. 84. 181 Daphne Pallas 83. 110. 149. 188 Agnes Pancza 52 Cecile Pancza 52. 76. 88. 165 Robert Panter 165 Rebecca Park Jeffery Parke 82. 101. 149 Richard Parke 107, 165 Eric Parker 149 Craig Parkhurst 81. 119. 165. 169 Jerry Parkhurst 181 Renee Parkhurst 149 Neil Parks 220 Marcella Paschale 165. 133 Tiffany Pascoe 76. 206 Barbara Patterson 181 Stephen Patterson 62. 206 Lara Patti 131. 165 Joe Pauley 165 Jennifer Payne 165 Carolyn Pearson 149 Don Pearson 206 Kevin Peaslee 149 Cindi Peck 68. 69. 206 James Peck Elida Pena 165 . AJ, Greg Peralta 90. 96. 97. 114. 138. 18§fy’: V T Lisa Perez -1 Lorraine Perez 77. 78. 182 . .A ' s'' ' Richard Perez r Chris Pergakis xfv ■ic 0 Windy Pergakis 165 � .'W Jill Perkins 165 Brian Perkinson 21 Rebecca Perkinson 27. 63. i23. 182 ; Leann Perks 149 5 ■f' William Perling 150 Rhonda Perlow 4. 40. 85. 86. 87. 165 Andy Peterson 165 Cindy Peterson 150 Daniel Peterson Michelle Peterson 150 Timothy Peterson Daniel Pettinato 6. 182 Minh Pham 150 Anthony Phillips 182 Christopher Phillips 150 Marry Phillips 150 John Picinich 165 James Pickrell Eugene Picone 15. 97. 182 Jennifer Pierce 150 Joann Pierce 182 Barbara Pike 206 Tim Pifte 71. 165 Lara Pile 165 Jill Pinder 182 Deborah Pinter 131. 150 .135. Richard Pinter 139 Lara Pipho 67. 69. 82. 168 Christina Pitman 4. 150 Suzanne Pizzi 60. 83. 84. 182. 188 .135 Christopher Platt 206 Donald Platt 101. 150 Tara lee Platt 27. 29. 71. 182 Gregory Pleasants 150 Tim Plough Lara Pipho 150 Steven Poore 137. 150. 155 Rachelle Porter 89. 182 Tina Poulter Deirdre Powell Michelle Powell 150 Michael Preston 101. 137. 150 Tracy Preston Deborah Prewitt 62. 68. 69. 182 David Price 107, 181 Karen Price 206 Lori Price 82. 110. 165 . 135, George Pridonoff 182 Darren Puller Diane Pullar 62. 78. 110. 206 Roger Pyron 6. 21. 23. 33. 65. 77. 78. 108 207. 219 Michael Quihuis 150 Stephen Quihuis 65 Q Anthony Raabe 63. 82, 165 Theresa Radcliffe Danielle Radcliffe 150 Toni Radcliffe 182 Matt Radick 150 Colleen Ragan 207 Mary Ragan 150 Sean Ragan 182 Shannon Raley Antonio Ramirez 97. 99. 182 Mark Ramirez 150 Anne Randall 131. 165. 133 Rodney Ranks 150 Shelby Rasmussen 68. 69 Diane Ratcliffe 10. 76. 81. 86. 87. 207 Michael Reginato 81. 207. 212 lane Reid 165. 135 Tracey Reill 150 Janis Remer 150 Gary Renfrow 207 Larry Renfrow 207 Brent Replgle 62. 165 Arthur Richard 165 I 'r r‘ Angela Richardson 21. 67. 150 !06 'y'James Richardson 166 07 co ioo ico , Kenneth Richardson 107.150 Ray Richardson 88. 137. 150 Vernon Richardson 30. 32. 36. 51. 63. 81. 83. 88. 108. 160. 188. 207 Wayne Richardson Terry Ricks 166 Letisia Rideau 207 Stephen Ridgway 57. 182 Elizabeth Riggins 63. 82. 207 Patrick Riordan 182 Sarah Risen Eric Ritchie 150 Andrew Ritze 150 Timothy Ritze 207 Martha Rivera Raul Rivera 139. 166 Karla Roberts 150. 156 Annette Robinson 62, 82. 182 Bruce Robinson 166 Chris Robinson 182 Daniel Robinson 208 Jill Robinson 19. 67. 166 Tonya Robinson 63. 131 248 - Index Laurie Rocz 150 Angel Rodriquel 150 Fernando Rodriquez 208 John Rodriquez 99. 182 Juan Rodriquez 113. 182 Michael Rodriquez 182 Michelle Rodriquez 10. 19. 86. 188. 208 Rene Rodriquez 166 Rosalind Rodriquez 76. 208 Stephine Rodriquez 182 Ron Rodriquez 166 Kenyon Roe 208. 224 Sean Roe 166 Lisa Roekle 166 Carmelina Roeseke 183 Keith Rogers 166 Lisa Rogers 208 Eric Rohde Guy Roll 91. 116. 183. 188 Matthew Rollier 99. 114. 139. 166 Christy Rollins 7. 89. 208. 222 Danny Rollins 101. 150 David Rollins 20. 26. 57. 166 Anna Roman Mark Roman 101. 121. 139. 150 Duane Romney 150. 183 Ronny Romney Decelia Rosales 166 Joseph Rosales 114. 183 Mary Rosales 88. 150 Eva Rose Michael Rose 98. 99. 119. 120. 137. 166. 174 tonald Rose 82. 150 ‘ena Rosecrans 183 lacob Rothenberg 121. 150 Michael Rue Halph Ruelas 208 teven Rugg 108. 150 Augustine Ruiz 208 Charles Ruiz 150 5aul Gregory Ruiz 183 5aul Jeffery Ruiz Haul Ruiz 101. 121. 139. 150. 208 irginia Ruiz 70 Arnold Ruiz 23. 62. 82. 208 Holly Rule 183 Tracey Rull 150 Tracey Runyan 208 Hebecca Rupert 9. 66. 209. 219 Eric Rupnow 150 lody Rushton 114. 166 :rank Russell 82. 166 atheryn Ruston 15. 54. 56. 86. 209 s Dennis Salazar 6. 209. 223 Patrick Salazar 21. 34. 38. 71. 78. 79. 83. David Salinas Dhristopher Sanchez 183 John Sandner 150 Teryl Sands 183. 135 David Sansone 40. 172. 183 Michelle Santos 150. 166 William Saporiti 108, 137. 150 Jill Sargent 166 Andrea Sarkany 76. 209 Michael Sauer 137. 166 ristine Scarboro 183 evin Schaaf Amy Schehezle 62. 85. 166 imberly Scheffert sadora Scheibenreif 131. 150 (arin Schiele .isa Schilling ammy Schlador 150 leremy Schmidt 151 Dharlene Schmoel 151 Amy Schooler 183.134. 135 (evin Schooler 166 lennifer Schrack 103. 151. 133 Leslie Schrack 122. 209 Kirk Schreier 101. 151 Isadora Scheibenreif 133 Erwin Schubert III 150 Lisa Schuk 76. 209 Karl Schumacher 151 Kristie Schumacher 43. 78. 79. 130. Herbert Schumann Karla Schumann 109. 131. 151. 133 James Schutt 99. 139. 166 John Schutt 99. 139. 166 Eric Schuyler 151 Valori Schuyler 71. 183 Amy Schwichtenberg 151 Donald Scott 151 Jane Scott 58 Leslie Scott Vanona Scott 151 Ben Scovel 151 Jeffrey Scow 94. 97. 136. 137. 209 Donette Scroggins 210 Stephanie Scroggins 183 Demetra Scroggins Liza Sebourn 63. 64 Dana Seddig 151 Michelle Seeton Andrew Segerson 89. 210 Robert Sever 101. 151 Scott Shakespeare 166 Jack Shaw 183 Johnnie Shaw 82 169, Michael Shepardson 10. 166 Michelle Sheppard Tom Sheppard 139. 151 Leia Sherinian 109, 151 Nathan Sherinian 137.166 Dina Shirk 183 Philip Shirk 210 Kimberly Shonert 166 Eleanore Shoup 166 Tamara Shumaker Tina Siddens 166 Dwayne Sidwa 82. 183 Kevin Siegal David Sien Wendy Silaghi 122 Rebecca Silva David Simon Diane Simon 151 Leslee Simonsen 183 Jue Simonson Dedra Simpson 83. 183 Jeffery Singh Pete Siquieros 166 Matthew Skinner 210 Roseanne Marie Slater 157 Jesse Sloan Jon Slusser 1. 82. 151 183 Laura Slusser 31. 89. 166 Laurena Slyder 183 Jessie Smith 183 Kieth Smith 101. 151 Kent Smith 62. 183 Mark Smith 151 Nancy Smith 151 Nicole Smith 151 Robert Smith 121. 151 Tracy Smith 82. 210 Kyle Smyth 99. 166 Robyn Snell 13. 62. 64. 183 Vicki Snyder 166 Jamie Solem 78. 166 Julie Sollers 71. 210 Dorothea Solomon 130. 210 Diana Soto 210 Patty Soto 151 Kevin Sotomayor 101. 151 Charles Sowers 99. 137. 167 Dianne Sparle 210 Jeff Spaulding 63. 210 Michelle Spencer 109. 157. 167 Robert Spinoza 151 Val Spires 151 Ted Spomer 62. 137. 211 Tyler Staab Deborah Stakebake 151 Christopher Standish 211 Robert Stanley 199. 209 Willard Stanton Karen Staub 167 Stephen Staub 82. 167 Tammy Stearns 70, 211 Todd Stef feck 65. 184 Rhonda Stegeman Matthew Steib 167 Julie Stennerson 167 Scott Stennerson 211 Tony Stephen 151 Jenny Stephens 211 Michelle Stephens 151 Robin Stepton 76. 211 Greg Sterk 184 Mark Sterritt Loren Stevens Michael Stevens Sebrena Stevenson 184 Daniel Stewart 154. 184 Angela Stiles 49. 76. 211 Timothy Stiltner 137, 151 Ryan Stock 101. 151 Tammy Stokes 151. 167 Tracey Stokes Amanda Stone 84. 110. 140167 Bradford Stone 184 Michelle Stone 167 Danny Straham 151 Gary Strand Brenda Stratton Charles Stratton James Stratton 78. 211 Carol Straus 38. 101, 151. 134. 135 Carl Strempke James Strempke 99. 137. 184 Carol Struss 151 Connie Stuart 151 Tim Stubbs Richard Stufflebeam 211 Terry Stuffelbeam 151 Wanda Stufflebeam 167 Trade Stumpff 167 Otis Sueing 151 Leslie Suitor 83. 89. 122. 184 Margaret Sunagel 167 Maria Swartz 184 Patricia Swartz 151 Leroy Swenk Michael Sylvester 152 T Edward Tackett 184 Joni Talmon Kristy Tanguay 211. 223 Mark Tapia Julie Taraba Manjiree Tare 76 Karen Taris 40. 152 Lewis Taris Cynthia Taylor 82. 152 Dwight Taylor 152 Janice Taylor 63. 82. 211 Jordy Taylor 211 Michael Taylor 212 Scott Taylor 212 Steven Taylor 82. 152 Traci Taylor Virginia Taylor 152 William Tayson 60. 71. 88. 212 Lupe Telles Benedict Tellez Cynthia Thacker Danielle Thiel 152 Nick Thielbar 184 Troy Thielbar Index - 249 Michelle i nomas Stephen Thomas 7. 14. 152 Willie Thomas Pamela Thomasino 76. 78. 212 Bryan Thompson 184 Craig Thompson 167 Martha Thompson 63. 152 Mary Thompson 65. 188. 212 Scott Thompson 152 Sean Thopsey 184 Marguita Thornton 152 Kyle Thuemler 82. 116, 117. 184 Lisa Thyrion Steve Thyrion Tonya Tillery 62. 85. 167 Patrick Tilton 97. 139. 173, 184 Michelle Timm 184 Terry Timm 99. 167 Jean Tipton 89. 184 Jeffrey Tipton 81. 95. 97. 138. 212. 215. 220 Linoel Tobin 152 Aaron Tomasi 212 Stephen Toney Kim Tonniges Andy Torres 184 Monica Torres Christopher Torrez Phuong Tran 152. 184 Lise Treese 65. 184 John Trejo 152 Andrew Trelease 121. 139. 152 Heidi Trelease 65. 86. 184 Tuong Trinh 184 Charles Troutman Amy Trowbridge Dawn Troxell Gavin Troy 184 Tammy Truex 167 Sarah Trujillo 167 Wendy Trull Natalie Trygstad 78. 83, 167 Felicia Tsosie 131. 167 Ann Tucker 84, 167 Christopher Tucker 62. 152 Eve Tuhey 62. 152 Brian Tulk 114. 167 James Turek Gerald Turley 97, 204. 212 Yvette Turley 70. 212 Gregory Turner Martrell Turner 152 Kevin Tussing 99. 184 Gary Tutrone 82. 99. 167 Denise Tuttle Gary Tuttle 152 Kevin Twiggs u Valerie Uark 152 Angela Udy 212 Raymond Ussery 99, 114. 161. 162 V Joe Valdez 167 Amelia Valenzuela 152 Gilbert Valenzuela Rebecca Valenzuela 152 Richard Van Sickle 167 Mark Vance 184 Hasana Vannoy 132. 213 Christie Van Wormer 110, 213 Cynthia Vasil Frank Vasquez Maria Alicia Vasquez 152 Mercedes Vasquez 76. 213 Pete Vasquez 167 Vernon Vehmeier Joe Vergara 167 Victoria Vergara 60. 185. 188 Garry Verlander 185 ___________ Sonya Vigil 167 John Vigileos 97. 185 Angel Villa 152 Maggie Villa Joe Villanueva De Anne Virgo 70. 213 Michele Virgo 152. 188 Gary Vocke 167 Eric Volquardsen 71. 185 Michael Volquardsen 71. 82, 152 Darren Volz 185 Michael Volz 167 Tammy Vonada 76. 78. 88, 185 Anthony Voyles 88. 213 w Dennis Waddell Jeffrey Waddell 185 David Waeschle 167 Daniel Wagstaff 62. 167 Dorothy Walker 84. 185 Kirstin Walker 34. 41. 50. 66. 81. 213 Solon Wallace Michael Wallen 62. 64. 72. 213 Christine Walters Laurence Walters 213 Yolanda Walton 82. 131. 167. 188 David Ward 185 George Ward 39. 185 Vicky Ward 213 Schell Wareing 99. 167 Don Warne 97. 213 William Warnke Tommy Warren 152 William Warstler 185 Carlile Washburn 76. 168 Elijah Washington 156 Vicki Waters 85. 185 Jocelyn Watkins 168 Jill Watson 185 Carla Waymire 152 Harold Wearne 99. 114. 165. 168 William Wearne 4. 8. 27. 31. 51. 89. 95. 96. 97. 113. 203. 213 Lance Weaver Peter Weidner 94. 95. 97. 171. 185 Tracy Weiesnbach 168 Audrey Welch 40. 78. 213 Martha Wells 57. 71. 168 Richard Welsh 214 Tori Wenge 63. 168 Melissa Wentworth Lonnie Werth 152 Sally Weschler 168 Paul West William West 107. 168 Genette Wester 76. 214 Jeremy Westfall 152 Samuel Whitacre 63. 81. 214 Doug White 101. 152 Lora White 152 Omar White 152 Trent Whitlow 185 Launa Whyte 13. 15. 53. 54. 81. 86. 87. 214 Jennifer Wictor 62. 64. 68. 69. 72. 185 Sarah Wictor 152 Jacob Wilcock 185 Robin Wilcock Daniel Wilhelm Kenneth Wilhelm Jennifer Wilhite 63. 152 Steve Wilimek 214 Belva Williams 4. 152 Mary Williams Norval Williams Paul Williams 94. 95. 96. 97. 225 Reggie Williams 152. 154 Robin Williams Teddy Williams 185 Dionne Willis 152 Mike Willis 168 250 - 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