Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Cute coup e The Freshmen Home- coming attendents, Kelly Gosset and Maggie Leonard What a whopper! Junior Joe Qui- huis sports a crown won in the “best arms” contest. It was life in the fast lane Look who’s back! Returning to pass on the crowns were members of the 1986 Homecoming Court, Ken Orman and Mary Margaret Rosales. for most of us. Day and night, in school or out, we experienced the HOT LIFE! While most of us spent six hours a day in class, we still found time to do what we liked most, having fun with our friends. Sure, we were “Here to Learn,” but we found that we could enjoy life while learning. Before school, most of us could be found hanging out in the units or by the lockers trying to catch up on the homework that hadn’t seemed like the way to have fun the night before. Many of us spent the few minutes before the class bell finding out the latest about friends and acquaintances. The bell signaled a mad dash for the classroom door because tardies this year were not the way to go. Three meant a day in ISS being forced to do school work and to study. Lunchtime meant freedom, though for only 30 minutes.We were eager to spend time with friends over a meal. Long lines formed at the cafeteria and the snack bar. Many of us opened a brown bag in the Quad. Most of us who had cars, or friends who had cars, headed for one of the fast food restuarants in the area. Conversation and socializing were as important as the food. But it was the weekends that we all looked forward to. They were the epitome of the HOT LIFE. Wherever there was something fun and exciting to do, that’s where you’d find us. Whether it was the game here or at Sun Devil Stadium, parties, dances, concerts or just hanging out with friends, we did it and did it well. The sky was the limit and we tried to reach beyond, sometimes succeeding, sometimes failing but always going back for another try. 6 - Student Life

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jet psyched! The Varsity football team gets a loud yell from the hat spirit! Exciting the students :rowd at the McClintock pep rally. are Seniors Vicki Kennedy, Steph- anie Leonard and Anne Stevens. Shut ’em out! The signs tell the story in a 22-0 romp versus Corona. The kids these days! Junior Jenny Hochstresser sings a love song to Doc- tor Annala during a pep rally. Student Life - 7