Valley Union High School - Time Yearbook (Elfrida, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1982 volume:

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MEMORIES Time To Remember. . .Student Life ...A . . . . .2 Dedication To Time. . .Dedication .... . . . . .4 Moments To Remember. . .Seniors .... . . . . .5 Time For The Future. . .Juniors ....... . . . .14 Time For The Future. . .Sophomores . . . . . . .18 Time For The Future. . .Freshmen .... . . . .21 Time For Thespis. . .Drama ....... . . . .26 Time To The Beat. . .Music ......... . . . .28 Memories Make The Times. . .FFA .... . . . .34 Time For Homemaking. . .FHA . . . . . . .38 Time For Spirit. . .Cheerleaders ............. . . . .40 Time For The Honor. . .Honors and Favorites ..... . . . .42 Time Into Memories. . .V.U. Voice ........... . . . .44 Time Out For Sports. . .Boys Football . . . . . . .46 Time For Challenge. . .Girls Volleyball . . . . . . .49 Time For Ability. . .Basketball ..... . . . .52 Memories. . .Student Life ................. . . . .58 Time For Policy Making. . .Administration .... . . . .59 Time To Plan. . .Student Government . . . . . . .61 Time To Serve. . .Services ........... . . . .62 Time For Education. . .Faculty ...... . . . .65 The High Times . . . Student Life ......... . . . .69 Moments To Remember . . . Homecoming ......... . . . .72 Time For the Past And Future . . . Advertisements ..... .73 Advisor: M. Cedar Editor: Lisa Boone Co-Editor: Tammy Kuykendall Valley UUi0n High School Staff: Vicki Thomasg Lydia Hermosillog P.O. Box 158 Ken Wollertg Peggy Comptong Kelly Elfrldav AZ- 85610 Clossg Karen Goodwing Jane Hammg ' Becky Howesg Andy Thomasg Keith Van Rielg Connie Hardesty X Student Life dx Officers taking cafe of student council business. 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This dedicated teacher grew up in Radium, Kansas, and attended Radium Rural High School. Later he attended Fort Hays College, Kansas, and earned his B.A. and M.A. degrees from this institution. The students at Valley Union High School express their appreciation to Mr. ROBERT L. HIEBERT and extend their best wishes for a continued career as rewarding as the past fifteen years' experience has been. ROBERT L. HIEBERT iPhoto: Courtesy Marty Dessj SENIORS Jeff Anderson Kathy Buxton Peggy Compton Richard Anderson Rosa Maria Bojorquez After four years of hard work and many activities, seniors have achieved the honor of graduation. f Y effi ' ' 2' M rw t, Ay, Joellen Choate I . -I . L ,I-'X J X ' X Robert Dowd Kelly Closs Vincent Fiore : A ngx ,ASQ xref, fi 'ff or-an-csv Roger Collett xxx fxx fi XXX Rr W 'ir SAX 1 f ,c A .. '-M y 'V..L ,Q AF.. M fi . 'IF W Denise Grimes Ruby Gibson Deania Hall Wendy Gill ag? fr Lydia Hermosillo John Gojkovich Carrie Howder Monica Kidd Y Bill Johnson if Rhyna Jones John Huntley Tammy Sue Kuykendall Donna Morris Christina A. Lind Cris Pastika Mark Ramirez Ernie Lopez Shawn Pope fx , Jacque Ratliff X Lisa Maley Julio Solis iiiiiana Rarliirgg 1 'N Xi? 'flffffl LN. 1 Tim Thacker Patrick Alexander Ken Wollert Vicario R.N. Waters Sherry Williams Freddy Zamora i Inez Brunner Pancho Galaz Seniors not pictured: IN KKXW 5' l ,. f 424 L22 6 1 -sig' Q' fffff'l'?-if Senior brags JEFF ANDERSON Transfer from Bowie 2, FFA I, Football I: Basketball 1, 4, Baseball I, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Regional Band 3, 4, EAC Honors Band 4, U of A All-Senior Band 4. RICHARD ANDERSON Drama 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4, Choir Il, Band Il, 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Yearbook Staff 4, NHS II, 4, FFA 1, Student Council 3, Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4, REA Tour Il. ,ROSA MARIANBOJOR UEZ Volleyball I, 2, JI, 4, Bgkellialld, .., . , 4, llass Rep. 1, 2, Class favorite 1, FHA 3, GAA Secretary 2, V.P. of GAA 3, President of GAA 4, Class Secretary 4, Honor Roll JI, 4: Honorable Mention I, 2, Student Council 1, 2, Homecoming Attendant 4. INEZ BRUNNER FFA I, FFA Sweetheart Attendant II, FHA 2, Il, 4, Honor Roll 2, 3, 4, Annual Staff 4, Paper Staff 4, Transfered from Douglas 2. KATHY BUXTON Transfered from Veronia, Oregon 4. JOELLEN CHOATE FFA I, 2, Il, 4, Student Council 3, Choir 2, II, Agriculture I, 2, Il, 4, Track 2, FFA V.P, 4, NHS 4. KELLY ract ,Zl, Volleyball I, 2, II, Basketball I, 2, Il, 4, GAA I, 2, Il, 4, Class President I, II, Student Council President 4, Homecoming Attendant 21, FHA 2, Il, Student Council JI, 4, Choir II, Mrs. VUHS 4, Cheerleader I. ROGER COLLETT Football 1, 2, II, 4, FFA I, 2, Il, 4, FHA 4, Insane Idiots 2, Il, 4, PEGGY COMPTON Mascot. Il, 4, Volleyball Manager I, FHA l, 2, Il, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Track Stats 4, Student. Council 4, Honor Roll 2, 4, FHA Recreation Director Il. ROBERT DOWD Boy State fl, Band I,2, ii, 4, Choir I, 2, JI, 4, Regional Band I, 2, Il, 4, All-State Band 3, 4, All-State Band Il, 4, All-State Choir Il, 4, Small Groups Honors Band 2, 3, 4, ASU All-State Honor Band 4, Il of A Senior Band 4, State Solo and Ensemble Festival 1, 2, 3, 4, Boys Vocal Ensemble I, 2, II, 4, Mixed Vocal Ensemble 1, 4, Woodwind Trio I, 2, Il, 4, Clarinet Quartet 4, Outstanding Bandsman Cl, Outstanding Singer fl, Football 2, 3, 4, Most Improved Player Il, Homecoming Captain 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Track I, fl, 4, FHA 3, Clown Award 3, Drama 4, Insane Idiots 4, Student Council 3, 4, Choir President 4. VINCE FIORE Football 4, Track 2, Cl, Basketball 2, Il, 4, Drama 2, Il, 4, Hand Il, 4, Choir il, 4, Regional Choir Il, 4, Insane Idiots 2, Cl, 4, Secretary Ot' Insanity 4, FHA JI, Honorable Mention 2, 4, Transfer From Sierra Vista 2, PANCHO GALAZ Football 4, FHA 2, JI, 4. RUBY GIBSON Class Favorite 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Il, 4, FHA 8, 4, Pep Club I, I.ouie's Girl 3, 4. WENDY GILL GAA 2,1l, 4, FHA Cl, 4, Volleyball I, 2, II, Basketball 2, Honor Roll 2, 4, Honorable Mention I, Il, Basketball Stats 4. JOHN GOJKOVICH FFA 1, 2, Il, 4, I-'ootball I, CI, Student Council I, 2, FHA 2, Journalism I, 3, Insane Idiots 2, 3, 4, Cowboy Club I, 2, Il, 4. Freslnnan Rep. I, FFA Rep. 2. DENISE GRIMES Band I, 2, Il, 4, Choir I, 2, 3, 4, National Honor Society 3, 4, Sweetheart Attendant 4, Student Council 4, FHA 2, Il. DEANIA HALL Choir I, 2, Basketball I, 2, Il, 4, Student Council 2, 4, V.P. Freshman Class President, Sophomore Class President, Preside-t ot' NHS 4, Med Start Club I, FFA Sweetheart II, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Il, 4, NHS 2, Il, 4, Senior Class Rep. 4, President's Scholarship Award II, Outstanding Achievement Certificates in Chemistry 4, Biology I, Typing I, Shorthand JI, Daughter ot' American Revolution Award. ANDREA HENCKE Spanish Club 2, Science Club 2, Girls Wrestling Auxilary 2, Transfer II. LYDIA HERMOSILLO Pep Club I, 2, FHA l, 2, CI, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Newspaper Staff 4, Drama Club I, Award in Art, FHA Decorating Committee 3, 4. CARRIE HOWDER Band I, 2, JI, 4, Band V.P. 4, Choir I, 2, Il, 4, Girls Ensemble I, Cl, 4, Mixed Ensemble 4, Honor Band 2, Il, 4, Regional Band il, 4, All-State Auditions Il, 4, Woodwind Trio 2, II, 4, Flute Trio I, Flute Duets 2, Il, 4, Flute Solos I, 2, Il, 4, Vocal Solos I, Cl: Chevron Music Award 8, Most Improved Musician Award Il, GAA 21,g,i1, 'Ilrackl2, Il, 4, Basketball II, 4, Drama I NHS 2, Il, 4, Honor Roll I, 2, Zi, 4, Student Council Il, 4, Girl's State fl, ASU Medallion of Merit Award and .c oars ipl. I JOHN HUNTLEY Transfer from Florida il, FHA 4, Shop 4. BILL JOHNSON Transferred from Douglas 2, Track I, 2, Il, 4, State Track Meet Il, 4, Cross Country 1, Football I, Choir I, 4, Student Council Rep. Ji, Drama Club Cl, 4, VUHS Letterman Club il, 4, FFA 2, Il, 4. Senior brags RHYNA JONES Basketball I, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA Secretary 3, FHA V.P. 4, Basketball Stats 4, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism 2, GAA 1. MONICA KIDD Cheerleader 1: Basketball 1, Volleyball 1, Track 1, FHA 3, 4. , TAMMY SUE KUYKENDALL FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 1, 2, 3, NHS 2, 3, 4, America's Outstanding Names and Faces 3, 4, Who's Who Among American H.S. Students 3, 4, Voice of Democracy 2, 3, Voice of Democracy State Championship National Finalist 3, State FFA President 4, 4-H Reporter 3, 4, U.S. Rep. to National 4-H Congress and Conference 2, 3, State AJHA Officer 1, 2, 3, 4, National AJHA Speech Contest. t3rd placel 1, Co-Editor Yearbook 4, School Newspaper 4, Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir 2, Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, State and National Livestock Shows 1, 2, 3, 4, National Photography exhibits 2, 3, 4. CHRISTINA A. LIND National Honor Society 1, 2, 3, Basketball 4, Choir 1, 4, Track 4, Transfered from Wilcox 4. ERNIE LOPEZ Baseball 1, 2, FHA 3, 4, Honor Roll 4, FFA 1. LISA MALEY Cheerleading 3, 4, Cheerleading Captain 4, FHA 3, 4, Homecoming Queen 4, Class Secretary 3, Class Vice-President 4, Student Council 3, 4, Honorable Mention 2, 3, Valentine Sweetheart 3, FHA Representative 4, Cheerleading Representative 3: Journalism 3, Annual Staff 3, Honor Guard 3. DONNA MORRIS Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Representative 2, 3, 4, Drama 4, Track 1, 2, 3. CHRIS PASTIKA Choir 1, 2, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Ag. 1, Insane Idiots 3, Prime Minister 4: SHAWN POPE Ag 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll 2, DAREL PURSLEY FFA 1, 2, 3, FHA 2, 3, Cowboy Club 1, 2, 3, 4. ILLIANA RAMIREZ ' TD GAA 1, 2, Volleyball 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Track 2, 3, 4, Class V.P. 1, 2, Class Secretary 3, Student Council Secretary 4, FHA 1, 2, 3, 4, Honor Roll I 2 'I v v MARK RAMIREZ Football 4, Track l, 3, 4. JACQUE RATLIFF Choir 1, 2, 3, 4, Choir Secretary 3, Band 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, Drama Representative 4, Girls Ensemble 3, 4, Mixed Ensemble 1, 2, 3, 4, Honors Choir 2, 3, 4, Regional Choir 2, 3, 4, Typing Award 2, All-State Auditions 2, Pep Club Secretary 1,Student Council 1, 4, FHA 1, 2, Journalism 1, 4, Honor Roll 2, 4, All- . tate 4. JULIO SOLIS Football 4, FHA 3, 4: Junior Float 3. E an! l, 2, 3, 4, Choir 1, 3, Choir Rep. 3: FHA Pres. 4, Girl's Basketball and Volleyball Manager 2, Cheerleader 1, 3, 4, Student Council l, 3, 4, Cheerleading Captain 4, Student Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Honorable Mention 2, Journalism 4. TIM THACKER Senior Class President 4, Student Council V.I'. 4, Class Representative 2, 3, Mr. Valley Union 4, I.etterman's Club 2, 3, 4, Class Favorite 3, Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 4, Insane Idiots 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism 1, Homecoming King 4, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3. PATRICK VICARIO Stage Band 2, Transfer from Wilcox 3, Band 1, 2, Choir 1. 2, Ensemble 1, 2, FHA 4, Swim team l, 2, Golf 1, 2. R.N. WATERS Football 1, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, Baseball 2, 3, 4, FHA 2, 4, Class Favorite 2, Lettermen Club 2, 3, 4: Homecoming Attendant 4. SHERRY WILLIAMS Choir 1, 2, Mascot l, 2, FHA 2, 3, 4, Track 1, Transfer 2 from California KEN WOLLERT Insane Idiots Emperor 2, 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, Journalism 4, Morris Udall Youth Advisory Council 3, 4. FREDDY ZAMORA Lettermen's Club 2, Basketball 1, 2, Football 1, 2, 3, 4, FFA 1, 2, 3, 4, FHA 1, 4, Honor Guard 3, Class Favorite 2. Who 'S who in the Senior class All Around Best: Most Likely To Succeed: Best Looking: Genius: Class Clowns: Most Sincere: Craziest: Friendliest: Funniest Talk: Most Chauvanistic: Tallest: Shortest: Most Involved: Odd Couple: Biggest Mouth: Baby Faces: Partiers: Happiest: Loudest Laugh: Funniest Laugh: Longest Hair: Shortest Hair: Least Involved: Most Conceited: Most Talkative: Least Talkative: Shyest: QBest Athletes:5 Robert Dowd Richard Anderson Manny Saenz Ken Wollert Vince Fiore Freddy Zamora Vince Fiore Bill Johnson Ernie Lopez Robert Dowd Vince Fiore RN Waters Tim Thacker Vince Fiore Cris Pastika Dale Mills Julio Solis Roger Collett Mark Ramirez Fausto Ochoa Pancho Galaz Shawn Pope John Huntley Tim Thacker Jeff Anderson Oscar Hernandez Darel Pursley RN Waters Kelly Closs Tammy Kuykendall Lisa Maley Deania Hall Kelly Closs Jacque Ratliff Deania Hall Lydia Hermosillo Andrea Hencke Denise Grimes Rhyna Jones Donna Morris Tammy Kuykendall Inez Brunner Wendy Gill Patty Salcido Ru a Gibson b Peggy Compton Carrie Howder Joellen Choate Jacque Ratliff Beth Armsden Sherry Williams Monica Kidd Kathy Buxton ' Lind Illiana Ramirez Best Dressed: Best Sense of Humorxv f-WHFQF' Sloppiest Writer: iQ- Richard Anderson Patrick Vicario Richard Anderson Jeff Anderson ' ey In ,. Tammy Kuykendall ,..RQSQ,BOiQlQQ!l6Z.. filgsnclj U, QL' i .f ag, WHAT DO SENIORS HAVE THAT I DON'T'7 FN 0 tx 5 UNDERCLASSMEN Juniors- 1983 77me for the future The Class of 1983 can now remember the thrill of the day in 1981 when they slipped their junior class rings on their fingers. They can feel them- selves getting hoarse every time they recall trying to out-yell the senior class in a competition cheer. The most important memory of their junior years was the feeling of belonging to a class who worked hard to put on the best prom. And now having completed their junior year, they can look forward with anticipation to the time when they will set foot in Valley Union High School as the paceset- ters for the entire student body as the senior class. Janis Allen Gary Alvarez Elvia Anaya Lisa Boone Karla Bradshaw l ,W i fj-X fi Xp X. Becky Burghy Emma Cano Reyes Chavez Julie Closs Linda Clgffqgh 1 X 'V so M .4 Judy Compton Angie Cordova Suzanne Cornish Brett Dobers David Dowd f :I x.ff Jeff Edberg Darrel Gobbo I K 1' x -fr S . M .QM 'A , -' , are Karen Goodwin f-Pdbxfleibert teaching the juniors to love your neighbor as yourseltl Jesse Goossen Gary Grizzle Connie Hardesty Dorothy Huntley Julie Jones Dana Lehman JAM. ,- 64 Hgng in there Ken, Byl-Ori is coming, Karla's the new artist of the year. ,A Mike Lloyd Griselda Lopez Carlos Lopez Rosa Lopez Philip Olivier Sarah Olson Stephen Powell Sammye Robinson Cindy Shaw Mary Lou Sierra A 3 eat- Did you forget your locker number, Party time in English. Becky? Dana and Byron show sc lcenterl Emma Cano, Pres.g lleftl Becky Burghy, V.P.g Qrightl Judy Compton, Sec-Treas.g ffar left! Suzanne Cornish, Karla Bradshaw, tfar rightl Reps. hool spirit for the 50's Day. mi hw J is U C-X, I VI Ag. wr. hm 4 1 ' X 'UF X is I N if sv. u ,ff - V ,,,f - ,' AHA. Debbie Tanner Andy Thomas Vicki Thomas Donnie Walser now'-. .A t T? Waiting for someone or SOME- Judy enjoying herself- SMILE! THING, Darrel? . A of nfl MaryLou and Vicki Sammye's concentrating? Don't fall asleep, David! cheer on the crowd. Emma and Dorothy can't keep their minds on work! Sophomores - 7984 77me for the future The sophomores under the direction of Mr. Bish- op and Mrs. Halloran, have progressed through this sophomore year. They have learned to work together as a class and to make a success of their endeavors by selling food and snacks at home games and by sponsoring a Halloween dance. They gained new and valuable experiences which will help them in the near future as juniors. if .. 9. .xx .M 1- U 1 Cl tb , M H55 ggme A V. Az,Eg ,.,.,,V M ..,, All g f 'gf ' ' 1321 , N Ein. Carrie Allen Holly Bridges Elaine Fiore Robert Grimes David Ames John Cheney Jim Geerdes Kim Hatch Frank Bernard Gary Edberg Mike Gojkovich Laura Horsley Becky Howes Tres Jackson Darrel Keeling Ns.. Ralph Lopez Jerry Marble X, 1 ZS . Belinda Mattingly Angie Powell Etelvina Mendez Florence Sheveland df. f Raylene Talley John Turner Keith VanRiel 1. S Will they pass? Camera shy: Joe Mendez Jesus Montano Bert Ochoa Mark Sierra Robert Watts Bill Kuykendall, Kim Anderson, Sec'y. CLASS OFFICERS Mike Walker, Pres. 'iRep. Martha Hernandez Bunny Zamora, Looks can be deceiving. Testing is easy. if 7 Fools in action. if Y '-1.-,I X 'f -'31 ' l Q, Nl' Q' gig.. aff- CE Talking is a bad habit. Sophomore class officers. VWTCIM-a is always ready. 12 Freshmen- 7985 77me for the future The Freshmen now know what is meant by the phrase, Time Flies . They represent the first stage of high school-the stage of a new beginning. Behind them is a year of ideas and concepts of learning. Ahead of them are three more years of .,- Q f- .J .,,. a L U hard work, years in which they will expand and broaden their newly formed interests. The Fresh- men will, in future years, have the responsibility of upholding the name of Valley Union High School. l3 Daniel Alvarez Jeff Boone Kim Cheney Elaina Danz Maricela Anaya Pat Callahan Andy Closs Joe Danz Hector Bojorquez Mary Cano c?Vi X Q l 1 my l . 1 5 1. 1 ...Eli- Debbie Conner Pancho De La Cruz Awful. ,pnxxxx was ASS s 2 1 ' -9 no-' 5 SX N James Foy Gina Gobbo Jane Hamm Chuck Hammock Kim Keeling Suzy Lay Frances Montano Karl Moosbrugger Manuel Gonzales Chris Harty Gary LeBarge Z. T. Morris Jeff Goossen Hope Hernandez Angle Lehman Carla Nichols 1 l A J Becky Porter Arturo Puig Manuel Puig Jo Ann Ramirez li? V Joelle Roloff Shawn Ryan Dolores Saenz Tim Skelton Troy Snider Chris 'Tanner . Bert Terrell Jenny Tuian- 'W' 'Q 'x . 6 f Q f f 5 Y? . -Q 'N I 'W n . . . V v J Cynthia Villa Jon West Becky White I Camera Shy: Jaime Alvarez Q Ralf Cartmell -Mb K Lisa Hall E5 7'i'-- ' 'XA- David Hernandez swam 'M Anne Peralta Terry Pringle John Rohrbough Robert Tygart Guy Watts Bobby Zamora John Zumsteg J A KJ J Q MX x 1 Sa' 'E we k j ,,. . A, is Wake me up in time for the weekend? nn t s ieeen me ,:' 93-Nw L '. 'E ei' M ii ' A ,VAV s '.A:Q iis 'wL1,,. H ' A f.'V. . 'H V W '2 - - ' A-Q' A'A' .'AA Freshmen show their enthusiasm 19' 'QN -k' ill 5 K I 9, . 'S,i N51 .f-'Y A w aa ,W gi, wp V 4, 1 S IJ J, Shawn Ryang Vice President, Z. T. Morrisg President, Manuel Puigg Representative, Becky Whiteg Secretary, Maricella Anayag Representative, -V1--- --- Drama Club- 'Hme for Thespis . i ' Nkgjbptys vti' ' . iii Members of the Drama Club find acting and producing plays an all-consuming in- terest. The Club's main activities are the productions of two plays, one each semes- ter. Members participate in all elements of production from acting to technical stag- ing. The production of Our Hearts Were Young and Gay, by Jean Kerr, based on true life experience of a famous actress, was a successful event thoroughly enjoyed by the audience and the cast who per- formed it. 7 1-:eg M rs. Cedar, Sponsor Drama Club Officers: L to R: J. Ratliff, R. Dowd, Reps, Top: L to R: R. Anderson, Sec'yg D. Grimes, Pres, D. Morris, V. Pres. L. Boone, Treas. I-qs Drama Club Members: Bottom row, L to Rz- I.. Boone, A. Closs, J. Hamm. Middle row, L to R: J. Turner, D. Grimes, D. Morris, H. Mattingly, J. Jones, J. Allen. Top row: L to R: R. Anderson, 'I'. Kuykendall, Z.T. Morris, V. Fiore, D. Walser, J. Ratliff, R. Dowd, D. Lehman l OUR HEARTS WERE YOUNG AND GAY Three-Act Comedy by Jean Kerr i.,,,,..,...vv-vw ,..:- Psis-fS2: 5z? y ,Q ' Y i.p4,.5,s ,xxx Cast: Steward: M. Walker Mrs. Skinner: L. Boone Cornelia: B. Mattingly Otis Skinner: R. Dowd Emily: Denise Grimes Purser: Z.'I'. Morris Dick: John Turner Admiral: B. Terrell Harriet: Janis Allen Winifred: D. Morris Leo: Tres Jackson Inspector: J. Jones Therese: D. Morris M d El' : C. Sh a ame ise aw Monsieur: D.I.ehman Window cleaner: Z. Morris Valley Union Band Valley Union High School Band provides enter- tainment and services both to the high school and to the community, in addition to giving music students opportunities to improve their musical skills and to perform before the public. The band participated in many activities throughout the year. They attended the Barry Manilow Concert, Annie Get Your Gun, Tucson Symphony, Oliver, and a Christmas Carol. They performed at the Arizona State Fair, a public relations Concert in Sunsites, Festival Regional Auditions, Jr. High Honors Band performance, Chevron Music Awards, Regional Band, Autumn, Christmas, spring and pops concerts, and Large Groups Festi- val Band. The Band also performs at Baccalaure- ate and for the senior graduation. Congratulations to the band for the many honors they have won! Back row L to R5 Mike W. Kim H. David D. Vince F. Lisa B. Richard A. Mr. Necas. 2nd row Gina B. Linda C. Serena W. Tammy K Darell H. Jennifer R. John O. Sandy C. Brent G. Carl H. Curtis D. Tanya C. Stev Carl C. Jacque R. Tim P. Jon C. Jeff A. 3rd Laura H. Vicki 'l'. Debbie T. Robert D. Krista T. Debbie T. Gina G. Kim C. Janis A. Angie P. Bill K. Carrie A. Kim S. Denise G Carrie H. eg . -- i Q'-T' Officers L to R3 Vince F. Carrie H. Laurie H. Lisa B. Denise G. Tim P. Curtis D. A H ' I rf. x W X-J ffl' CTNX 'l -aa r nf if in .J Director-Mr. Necas Wm .3119-..,,e - is 'oi . 9. . L I I. Giving our undivided attention to criticism x 0 X :f xunff n -aa ff 'X ff Y F J '3N 4 35 F' , 5 if-Hagvw A3 fs wr., S . . 4. w ? !..i ,t 1 N1 -.. f wg n I ff 1 J- ku 'r. It ' . I if xv 5 L ., -. it A . Q N Di N, h-'i 1 Lf: S 1 , 5, 'X We i fp if 'A W Christmas concert ky, -lil? . . G A ll ix X QE WP fix? E Music heard so deeply That it is not heard at all, but you are the music While the music lasts. SECTION LEADERS Percussion - David Dowd Low Brass - Jeff Anderson Low Clarinets and Sax's - Robert Dowd Trumpets - Steve Powell Flutes - Carrie Howder Clarinets - Angie Powell Get a job Carrie! f 0, . L 'Lua Can we do lt? A crowd enjoying themselves after the concert Choir - 77me for talent Throughout the years, Valley Union Choir has brought honor to our school by their outstanding achieve- ments in music. Members develop their vocal skills and perform for the high school and other community audiences during the year. The Choir attended professional musical programs in Tucson such as the Barry Manilow concert, Annie Get Your Gun, Oliver, and the Tucson Symphony. The Choir performs an autumn, Christmas, Pops and Spring concert, in addition to public relations appearances. The Choir also competes for honors in the Tucson Regional Festival, Thatcher Honor Choir, Chevron Music competition, Phoenix All-State auditions, and the Large Groups Festival in Thatcher. The Valley Union Choir has had an outstanding year. n if N J ft Choir members: First row L to R: B. White, V. Thomas, D. Grimes, J. Compton, K. Cheneyg Second Row L to R: B. Howes, A. Powell, C. Howder, D. Dowd, J. Cheney, R. Dowd, A. Closs, C. Lynd, A. Lehman, L. Horsleyg Back row L to R: A. Peralta, L. Clough, J. Closs, D. Lehman, V. Fiore, S. Powell, E. Fiore, L. Boone, J. Ratliff. Mr. Al Necas, Director, Back row left. Mr. Al Necas, Director. Choir officers: Bottom row L to R: R. Dowd, Pres., V. Fiore, V.P.: Top Row L to R: D. Grimes, Rep., V. Thomas, Sec'y-Treas.g A. Closs, Rep., x I xx ,J AJ XLI L , XXV, mm X, 574 CQ? 'Xi f M Q! gf' MX FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA 1 WWFW I FFA Members: Bottom row, L to R: J. Goossen, L. Horsley, A. Powell, D. Tanner, T. Snider, A. Puig, L. Hall, G. Watts: Middle row, L to R: T. Jackson, J. Jones, J. Choate, Z. T. Morris, S. Olsen, G. Alvarez, R. Lopez, C. Watts, B. Terrell, S. Ryan, J. Zumsteg, D. Pierce, Top row, L to R: C. Tanner, C. Hammock, J. Goossen, B. Porter, M. Puig, R. Collett, K. Wollert, S. Powell, G. Grizzle, R. Chavez, B. Kuykendall, D. Keeling, T. Thacker, B. Kidd, D. Walser, J. Danz, T. Kuykendall, Mr. English NX FFA Chapter Officers: Seated: L. Horsley, Rep., A. Powell, Rep.: Standing: L to R: S. Powell, Treas.: J. Jones, Sec.: J. Choate, V.P.: Mr. English, advisor, T. Kuykendall, Pres.: S. Olson, Reporter, B. Kuykendall, Sentinel. 2 wanna Lucene! W, QMRACTII 'M P ' ISK! mucuvrvlf all UMW ann!!! Chapter Farmers: Bottom row, L to R: R. Lopez, S. Olson, J. Choate, I.. Horsley, A. Powell, J. Jones: Standing: K. Wollert, M. Puig, J. Goossen, T. Jackson, R. Collett, G. Alvarez, G. Grizzle, S. Powell, C. Watts, B. Kuykendall, D. Keeling, T. Thacker, D. Walser, Mr. English. Greenhand Officers: Bottom to top: S. Ryan, V.P., A. Puig, Pres., D. Tanner, Sec.: Z.T. Morris, Reporter, J. Goossen, Treas.g B. Porter, Sentinel. Greenhand Members: Bottom clockwise: L. Hall, B. Porter, D. Pierce, A. Puig, B. Kidd, G. Watts, S. Ryan, J. Zumsteg, Z.T. Morris, T. Snider, J. Danz, D. Tanner, J. Goossen, C. Ham- mock, C. Tanner, B. Terrell. jf M. nw ff' f sf ugh-,,, B,3ii --' ,..3'. Mr. Pat English, Chapter Advisor National Band Members-L to R: A. Powell, Al Necas iDirec- tori, Laura Horsley 7981-82 Sweethearts Egg A 2 fl' 1, 'P' fk. 'W I If x RW A ,B li i X l wt nn' JN 4 ,ii Top: Deania Hall, Sweetheart L to R: Suzanne Cornish and Denise Grimes, Attendants Tammy Sue Kuykendall Bill Kuykendall 1981-82 Arizona State President 1981 State of Arizona Star Greenhand National Farm Business Management Team-L to R: Mr. C.B. Donaldson Special Project Sponsor, J. Jones, S. Olson, C. Jones, Mr. English, Advisor. 5 .1 .rm . Livestock Judging Team-L to R: C. Watts, S. Olson, A. Powell, B. Kuykendall. Cotton Field Day Team-L to R: Dr. Metcalf, U of A, J. Choate, S. Olson, J. Jones, Mr. English, Advisor. m.s-Q-Q-W-Nawww-:wmv-xwmvnrn-'wwsvq-:rw . Rx ,Hx .A Girls Athletic Associa tion ssws ,W S . sf f X 5 S - , f- 1 r --1: . I i ' E i 52, ,af ii. Coach Willis, sponsor The Girls Athletic Association was created to help the girls to become more united in their ef- forts in sports, and in friendship. Their efforts help raise spirit and unity at V.U.H.S. Unlike any oth- er organization they strive to reach out and grasp goals farther up the ladder of success. Under the leadership of Rosa Bo- jorquez as President, they orga- nized many money-making pro- jects to pay for equipment and trips. They have continually par- ticipated in spirit raising activities such as pep rallies and generally all over campus. Each member participates to their fullest in sports and in other ac- tivities around campus. Mr. Wil- lis, their sponsor, makes every ac- tivity possible not only on the court but also in their spare time. V.U.H.S. in proud of their out- standing achievements. E..- Left to right, Top row: Deania h endy Gill. Rosa Bojor- quez, Julie Closs, Cindy Shawg 2nd row? isa oo e, 'ihe Fiore Karla Brad- shaw, Rosa Lopezg bottom row: Suzanne Cornish, Carrie Howder, Kelly Closs, Judy Compton, Sarah 0lson,' ws i by Left to right, top row: Cindy Shaw, treasGer3 Illiana c esidentj Rosa Bojorquez, president, Clara Solis, rep., Ju ie oss, secretar e Fiore, Rep. il! ,Z H 0 A F fg m U m 9 l r U 3 I' r Z C 9 a r s Future Homemakers of Amer- ica is dedicated to improvement of personal, family, and com- munity living. President Lucy Solis and adviser Mrs. Halloran planned many activities throughout the year such as raising money for worthwhile charities and scholarships. Club members also enjoy many group outings for fellowship and fun. I if px , XP NO' .Q Mr. I Future Homemakers of America Members VL. Left to Right-Top: E. Men- dez, Secretaryg J. Compton, Student Council Rep' I Gib- so ecreationg Left to Right-Bot tom: D. Tanner, Historiang L. Maley, Student Council Rep, C. Shaw, Encounte g . Jones, V. President: . Solis Treasurer. -au. 1 Mrs. Halloran planning a Home Ec. project. Adviser Mrs. Halloran 'IJL I I fy X X 54 i '-Q 5 5 -'?Q 1 - .-7:44, NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY National Honor Society I 3 ? E ' 5 I'IlGIT1b8I'S are Cl'l0Sel'1 f0l' 7 XX l 1 X 1 A their outstanding scholarship, leadership, and service. 5-J NHS members: Standing L to R: M. Walker, L. Boone, C. Shaw, R. Anderson, D. Ames, S. Powell, D. Hall, J. Jones, and J. Choate, seated L to R: B. Mattingly, S. Olson, J. Closs, J. Compton, D. Grimes. NHS officers: Top, L to R: S. Olson, D. Hall, J. Jones, L. Boone, Bottom I. to R: Closs and J. Compton. I I ' 6'9f n d :ly si A943 ii . 1 01' 11' Gathered together in 1978, these idiots have come to the conclusion that they come from Venus and began celebrating the Moons of Meelsorb. They never seem to get lost because everyone tells them where to go as they wander through life trying to answer the eternal question, Is it wetter under water when you're there and it rains? Since then they have become timeless for being almost there . The General Idiocy discussing why there is air while hanging around at the local branch. 1 Cheerleaders 77me for spfm' VUHS cheerleaders are vital for sportmanship and exude pep igniting crowd enthusiasm and sup- port. Our cheerleaders lead all pep rallies at all games, raising the spirit of the teams and their supporters. We appreciate the lively action by Vicki Thomas, Luz Solis, Ilisa Maley, Mary Lou Sierra, Bunny Zamora, and Peggy Compton, the Blue Devil Mascot. We're No. l! Q f?Alfi? iff! 5 K L!! BNI? N, ' of 'Q Q wi. si ' W GGA's skit during Pep Rally. Llne em up! X Getting Serious Vicki Thomas Peggy Compton 4 W.,-f'7 1 is XR KQl'QfQ:m- 'H :LSX -Y X - fir 1 Luz Solis a Lou Sierra Spirits are High!! Lisa Maley Raising School Spirit Bunny- Zamora Honors and Favorites MR. AND MISS VALLEY UNION i i ' Q if ,gs Eiga' 0? v Tim Thacker and Kelly Closs TIM THACKER is Mr. Valley Union, a student who best repre- sents Valley Union High School. Tim has had an outstanding athle- tic record, has been active in stu- dent affairs and government, and has been an achiever academically. Tim is very popular with the entire student body. KELLY CLOSS, Miss Valley Union, is one of the most popular students on campus. Kelly has been outstanding in athletics, and she has served Valley Union actively in student government -throughout her four years. if Class Favorites Senior favorites Robert Dowd and Ruby Gibson Sophomore favor' Joaquin Solis and Clara Solis Junior favorites David Dowd and Julie Closs fa 1'A Freshmen favorites Z.T. Morris and Dolores Saenz Special Honors ill if-,lf 4 I Angie Powell Laura Horsley Tammy Kuykendall Bill Kuykendall FFA National Band FFA National Band President, FFA State FFA State Star Greenhand Memlyer Member Organization 43 Valley Union Voice and Devi! 77mes staff turns time into memories The purpose of the yearbook is to serve the student body by providing a comprehensive re- cord of the year. The yearbook staff's aim has been to make a good book that appeals to ev- eryone. Valley Union Voice is in its sec- ond year of publication, and throughout the year the staff has informed our students of important happenings on cam- pus. 5 1 I: my uvm f, 5- GEN' 1- fl . T '- fs. Keith working hard? Janie, are you confused? Kelly, Peggy, and Vicki searching for new ideas. rd r ni' Sharing is fun. David telling Mitchell how to do IT. 5LL, Connie looks interested in some- ' ' af? - L- sf i' ,sm 1.4 ' Qt. . -1 . . Karen getting down to it? A serious moment in journalism? Q , X st... J 3 c 'I ATHLETICS L .. Football - Blue Devils 7987-82 .. - L. I . 1. Top Row: L to R: Former Coach Jackson, T. Thacker, H. Bojorquez, J. Danz, R. Chavez, R. Collett, G. Grizzle, P.. Olivier, V Fiore Ken Harding, P. Galazg Middle Row: L to R: F. Zamora, G. Edberg, J. Goossen, R. Grimes, R. Dowd, S. Ryan, J. Solis, R.N. Waters K Solis, M. Sierrag Bottom Row: L to R: M. Puig, D. Walser, T. Zamora, D. Alvarez, C. Lopez, B. Ochoa, J. Montano, R. Lopez R , 6' f ,La 5 U, gf.. N X f -'fa at b b On the scrimmage line The varsity football team began its season with great expectations with a victory over Douglas JV. The season then began to taper off due to prob- lems with injuries and disenchant- ment. Players tried to make a come- back with a very well played game which became a tear-jerker of a loss to Baboquivari 12-6 in the final sec- ond and against the Phoenix Indians 18-6. Even though they fell apart, the team still tried to pullthrough at -. the end of the season. i ef ' I7-HS, vi in Blue Devils in action fs - N ' X X. l xy- 4 - say-few-as 'Y 'is' X ,.mX Y is AA a Q, S: x . s i X Nyg, F gl. . N , if 'Nm I We -. ' X x. i Mr. LaNeve, Coach ,,,s,, A ' Blue Devils in action. XXX No. 11, K. Solis handing off. Blue Devils' defensive action. fn A, Lateral pass to Bert. K' X I-i i K X f l'lllii i is V- f' ' i in aw: f pyw X-dy'44 162 ii-. 5L7 ?ii ,alll Wi 4- s xlib s wif' , Ml 41' + in Wllbyly 1 A fm V iw A W Jgl gq l jlclf' 5,-5 lil. ,riff fi,-1 I-. K . gr, ff e-J . M f' X ,. so I ri . A S 5.13 , g . bf.. Practicing hard for the game. Mall, 8m I tired! I ll Vi I I I Doing a ceremonial rain dance. This position is much better. i , . x ! 5 I - r Standing around doing nothing. What do you mean get up and run ? ,, uf Ti in l Glrl's Volleyball - Nme for challenge Under the guidance of Coach Willis, our girls met the challenge of their opponents. 'll-eLI.eam5aLn.l:k. -andilelsermination led the Devilettes to State, Our girls are strong and musfbe dedicated if they are to successfully overcome the challenges. Our team would be incomplete without any one of the members. Each player has her own ability which she contributes for the benefit of the team effort. Our Volleyball Team had a very successful season placing second in the B-East Tournament. At the end of the season, they ended with a record of 6-6. :g c , 1 , 3 l ff,, Karla gave an outstanding performance during the Safford Invitational, and made the All-Tourna- ment Team. Karla's performance was even more outstanding in the B-East Tournament as she gained the place upon the All-Conference First Team. Rosa showed expertise in her skills which placed her on the All-Conference Second Team for the second year in a row. The Devilettes proved once again, they could overcome the challenges. Left to Right: Julie Closs, A fd a ' Cindy Shaw, Elaine Fiore, Coach Willis, Lisa Boone, Marcella Anaya, Karla Bradshaw, and Captain Rosa Bojorquez. Left to Right: osa Lopez, Marcel- la Anaya, Gina llohlio, Elaine Fiore, Kim Kel- 12138 Elaina Danz, Dolores Saenz, And Becky ite. li Girls end tournament second place time to go to State R Cindy, are we really going to state? The refs not looking. . .just two extra points won t hurt A ' , yogi? :V V N Jlggfliv A ' i . ' ' 1 t . V - A J ' gy 3 . Y Axis' ' 5 A fvf vg,,f7 'fl 'Wa gf- exw i y s .5 ji 51 ., 5- . I A ' .9 3, Q i X , Giving it Here it comes. 2: - warn. their all. A There it goes. 53' Now what? We haven't practiced this nw Patiently waiting to win. is Junior Varsity Valley Union's Junior Varsity Girls proved that they too could meet up to the challenges of inter- scholastic sports. With their new coach, Mrs. Sheppard, they show high promises for the future. Having great determination they are well on their way to varsity. As always, our girls met up to the high standards left by the previous JV Team members, with a good 1981 season. oin' on here? K Who, me? Referees taking it easy before a game. Volleyball - 1981 I don't believe it! I simply don't believe it! Dolores is off to the showers. J.V. showing their eagerness. Valley Union Varsity Basketball The Varsity Blue Devils began the season slow but soon began to improve by the beginning of the conference season. One team spirit thrived throughout the season. One young team is something to watch in the coming years. Coach Acton Q 0 Q ' : I Back row L to R: B. Robertsong C. Lopezg V. Fioreg G. Grizzleg H. Bojorquezg R. Chavezg Coach Actong Front row L to R: B. Ochoag K. Solisg R. Dowdg J. Andersong D. Hernandez. gl 3 arg-ijl E K Bird moves into action! , 'Q. SN .iv V,f' 5 5 :aj K . Wm y.: , H ' an M K ln 'vw-., Tim's till taking ballet. Defense? ln practice we Bird wishes he could fly didn't have a defense. too. pf V wh, 'gk Executing the play. Setting up the play. A Valley Union Junior Varsity Basketball Under the instruction of Coach Jackson the Ju- nior-Varsity Basketball team worked together to improve their skills and learn the enjoyment of playing the game. Team spirit survived even though they had a rough early season, enough to cheer them on for the rest of the season. Back row L to R: H. Bojorquezg S. Powellg B. Kuykendallg D. Hernandezg Front row L to R: K. Solisg H. Alvarezg A. Clossg D. Keeling. Shape up guys! It's not the end of the world! David! This iS n0 time fOr suicides Girl's Varsity Basketball- 7982 An important part of the Valley Union High School students' life is devoted to sports. Wheth- er they are participating or merely observing, stu- dents have a great deal of pride in their own Devi- lettes. In any athletic contest both participants and spectators are forced to pay particular atten- tion to time. It is a major, or even the only deter- EQ fu mining factor in the contest. Although the main purpose of high school, that of academic educa- tion, is accomplished in the classroom, it is impor- tant for the student body of Valley Union High School to enjoy themselves by taking TIME OUT FOR SPORTS! Front Row, L to R: R. Bojorquez, C. Shaw, K. Closs, C. Lind Middle Row, L to R, Coach Willis, D. Hall, I. Ramirez, S. Olson Back Row I, to R: M. Sierra, J. Compton, C. Howder, Top Row: K. Bradshaw 7 vi' ' Z' l , ,Via y i' . , A Qi me f 23. T Mr. Willis, Coach 'W Where's the other team? We are out for Victory! Upsy daisy, Deania. Is it ever coming down? ,......., , - g i 4-.2 F K: 4, . -- -4'.f,i.L,,3?f-5Q5gq,,i3,-4.:gfg:.1g-5-gi n . ' ,2i.,., . . . A, ' - izkf 1 - . K ,ag ' 'bmw' Q . L 4 L. is , f ' ,, . - 9 , K - K F w 5. ,F as Q' I . 'Hn K , 'Ks , n i, l ' 73 vw'. fm - wwf GW s ' . .- , .... I 4 ' 3' ' . We . . ,,-1 ' 'UMA ' if Hx ,M-IV' 4 if K ' ff ,,f' , A M A You can do it, Cindy. y X Cindy on the warpath. ,gf ,,4 in -1 ' Wait for me. ,i X- 'S Is it a bird? Is it a plane? V1 Deania giving dance lessons i I Q I Girl's .L V Basketball- 1982 Front row, L to R-:.C,j-qlis, D. Saeng,-B, Zamora, B. White, Back row, L to R: Coach LaNeve, J. Roloff, M. Anay . Gobbo, K. Keeling Coach l.aNeve gn,-. f , 1 . Takin' it easy. H ,XX wa Clara ives the evil eye! Hey man! what's happening? dl Exif QW Tod, Q' u.Pvs..,x ,,--fe Devils warming up. Devils in action! 'i ...Q-gi Student life! family relations mock wedding 'x top row: il to rl Philip O. Ralph L., Dale M., Vince F., Darrel G., Middle row: Vicki T., Jane H., Sherry W., Conni H., C' d S. B tt Cindy Shaw , Sherry Williams Connie Hardesty e ln y , 0 om row: Kim A., David A. Philip Olivier Dale Mills Father takes bride down the aisle Ralph 110992- P9- v aw, M Q5 'AXA J! A173 I ff' C X x-33 Administration - iirne for policymaking Valley Union High School Board of Trustees meet throughout the school year to make decisions, rec- ommendations, and policies regarding school pro- cedures. Promoting an effective and broad educa- tional program for all students is the primary goal. Jam? 1 I -i 5 . Board of Trustees in action Dale Mortenson, Principal Board Member not pictured: John Flanders Russell C. Williams Clifton D. Whetten Harvey Allen 77me for planning - Student government Students who compose Valley Union High ment. School's student government have the responsi- bility of helping to guide student procedures and Student Council provides service such as selling activities. Each year students are elected to repre- refreshments at the concession stand and plan sent classes and organizations in the making of ning activities such as dances. Throughout the policy and planning activities. Mr. Robert L. Hie- year student government has an active voice in bert is the faculty sponsor for our student govern- student affairs. Top row L-R: J. Comptong M. An- ayag B. Zamorag V. Thomasg L. Ma- isy, Maddie ww L-R3 c. shawgcib olis M. Sierrag D. Hall: C. Howderg . Grimesg S. Cornishg A. Powell Bottom row L-R5 P. Comptong L Horselyg J. Clossg l. Ramirezg E Fiore: M. Puigg A. Clossg V. Fioreg R. Dowdg T. Thackerg M. Walkerg K. Bradshawg M. Hernanadezg J. Rat- liffg L. Booneg K. Closs. Q1 Zu 'ff -.., S I 1. U52 . t J' R392 'ij-vc .A pf., r w . . , if ra' , as..- 3 0 ,,s V President Kelly Closs Vice President Tim Thacker Secretary Illiana Ramirez Getting Organized. -, - . -2.2 , f ' fi 9 'ali ii ,Qt '-A -v tl Services Office staff uses time efficiently to help school function effectively. Business management, office records and other necessary clerical procedures help students and teachers achieve their goals. Mrs. Pam Waters, Business Mgr. 5 it sf lllllliill 'st 1 V V Q , Q'y M ' A. N' I . 4igie Agfa: , h ., ' ' I .:--- 1 if ' 4 fy' 1 l I l x X 2 ixilwi ,afg -1'xv,v, , ' ,L i .gas RPS -, , is fu, 'V ', A ' N :fs N - Q 1' . . . . . ' r 1 . Wptic-N Am, if A V , A i'E.S1?f'! I 'V A M r 4 s I . L l i H A sn ' .1 'n ' ' Mrs. Viva Jean Webb, Secre- Mrs. Elizaida Gonzalez, Aide Mrs. Robbie Bowling, Aide tary Q R iff X Miss Christina Olivier, Aide and Clerk Mrs. Paula White, Aide and Clerk v ss! ,,.. E i A ' mann' x: -4 'I Services f t' - . .Q Q td , 5 , R N. H nu. D Q .5 Cafeteria personnel and bus drivers are very important people efficiently serving hungry students and bringing them back and forth to school each day. A '54-4' 9' K' ' .Si ,. ,,,,.f'.. I 1 s M V sg sts- ' c if Q fi 52 A K , K if ' ll lr- x I E ' 1 lg! 'I Evelyn Hamilton Joe Iazetta Clousine iDutchD Williams Mrs. Lindsey 3 N.....nn Viva Jean Webb Mrs. McGinty Mrs. Zamora Mrs. Allen Mrs. Peevey 1- gf M...-H -p... 'M www Mrs June Kennedy, Librarian Carrie organizing the library shelves mp' Ruby keeping things clean L , The library is a focal point in l all high schools. Mrs. Kennedy and her aides, Ruby Gibson and b Carrie Allen, help students r with their assignments, as well as maintain the library for plea- 3 surable reading. I' Y 5: Q9 7 A Mrs. Kennedy and Ruby getting daily newspaper ready Annual staff using the library A x A 0 Faculty - Years of dedication The lives of Valley Union High School administrators and teach- ers consist of crowded days of guidance and instruction dedi- cated to the enrichment and im- provements of the future genera- tion. q x f Q l f s i f n kv J X, b.,.s't- ' Mr. Acton taking attendance. Mrs. Cedar gives her as signment. A good day for Mrs. Willis. , xrfsft' 'xx of p Zelda, mf- i New, J .. , 'ff ff' g -- IP . N.. . Iii, X Griselda telling Mr. Bishop a thing or two Mrs. Sheppard gives Pancho a reading lesson. Mr. Heibert, Government, U.S. History, Free Enterprise Mr. Acton, Special Ed., coaching Mr. Jackson, office procedures, Typing I, II, lst Aid Mrs. Allen, counselor, shorthand, Typing I Mr. Leneve, Boy's Sn Girl's P.E., Driver's Ed., Coed P.E. Mr. Bishop, Algebra I, II, Gen. Math, Business Math Mr. Mortenson, Chemistry Mr. English, Agriculture I, II, III, IV, Shop Mr. Necas, Choir, Band Mrs. Halloran, Home Ec. I, Family Relations, Food and Sewing Mrs. Sheppard, Developmental English, Reading, Spanish I, II Mrs. Cedar, English I, II, Journalism, Art. Mr. Willis, General Science, Biology I, II Mrs. Willis, English II, III, IV M31 Mrs. Halloran giving a lecture to the class about F.H.A. N S4 X .. ,- -ss -S ' .rg Q . s Mr. Mortenson relaxing after a hard day at work. Mrs. Allen making an appointment. i Mr. English answering Jeff's ques tion. ' x .. 94, x Mr. Heibert casually dis cussing history. .A iii 5....x Mr. Willis teaching his basic skills in biology. K3-, P M' if .NAM . 1 - ll .1 I WN -ti 6 , ,fx if '- i u H ' L' - , . Mr. Necas, A Lawerence Welk protege. Mr. Laneve: A super jock Mr. Jackson fixing another broken typewriter. r.. 1 J 1 - m -fxxpiia i f T354 EM 1 2 K X i 1 X. --Y 'Nl45w YA if ' L T iwfiix 3 E J QL ifbmi ' ' - wwf l-AU U LV xx l..f f , .1 . N A A OIVJ i Milli ' BULLETIN Q gm -A ' 1 Ljiigj gi.-.Q ., ii in .jhllfi , Aix V I 1 v Q , ' 4 X ' . 1 v' ' t 1 -4. 1 -1 I 1 4 . lb Y I C 1 R Student Life I Kickin' back Karla using her artistic talent v-un 'A ff' ,am-7-fi5.:'. -. . fd A,'i'. 'Q ' ..A ' f -7 .iw ,,..,-I-Q y .. ir .3 . I-.2 .1 .,,W,,,,...-evil' Ag' -. 'f.,wQ, f 'A .. E-j.4 'XA ls -' 'f,, ' , , . f 1 . or , . ' - f . . xr'f.,.xr,1 - . , .8 My . ' . . ., .r The ups and downs of being a senior .f-f What the. . .? HQ 5' this i?' V3 is 'uk L 1. A43- ' at 1 S rg f- A 435 . ..... HA .... ' -v-'vv-r-f-,-..-..-..- r Off-campus fun Lisa and Tammy working hard. What do you mean push? 1 1 -1 r I 'Y ' L, Y P 1 fi' - - if - .X ' i ... ' 0 f - -5 .P ,x,, 'q K . i ' N Q 'If ' . .L 5 a 'X 3' ., is Q-if 5 .xifixi Is this the life for a senior president? Jeff really gets wrapped up in his work. k Honest, I'm not ditching! ,A -if, ' :I f M- y J P :4a . - ' 1, ,wh I ,J 3. , , , , f ,,,,.M:, 5 , J- . . f' 1 ' . 79,3 ,rv They call me Crazy Jane! Homecoming-Moments to remember On October 23, 1981 Valley Union High crowned by King Tim Thacker, while her atten- School's annual homecoming dance culminated dants Rosa Bojorquez and Karla Bradshaw an exciting week of traditional activities. The were crowned by escorts R.N. Waters and Rob- all-important homecoming game was against ert Dowd. Baboquivari Warriors. Queen Lisa Maley was 1 ,W R0b6l'i CFOWHS Karla R.N. crowns Rosa!! Tim crowns Lisa W 'A S X Mi QQ' QOH - 0 X fl! x fs Where's my kiss? The suspense is killing us! Looks fun! wid 'X Seniors' winning float QCJALQ I il . K ,. -B Junior float Sophomore float Freshmen flgat g vv 0 V 0000000 00000000 Pearce-Sunsites Family Health Center 1103 Irene Pearce, AZ. Phone 826-3434 congratulations class of '82 ROGERS REALTY Helping Douglas Sz the Sulphur Springs Valley Grow, since 1947. Residential, Commercial, Acreage 0904490949094 TOM TURKETTE COMPANY General Contracting and Real Estate Sunsites and Sunizona Q MTIE iwvmv Chuck Moore Ofhoe Products Supplies-Machine-Furniture Repairs on all office machines 1109 G Avenue Douglas, Az. 85607 Phone: 364-4407 Cochise County's School Supply 1116 G Ave. Douglas 364-7928 Headquarters 826-3155 824 3511 vjclffx faq f', N ,-r'l ff. 5, 1 V f if iii ,CLI f I A ' Luz, gn 'J-jg, v , .5 j eg. 7 . ., V io, . s, , ' ' ii' 'K 'eff 'Lf-.-qi' ,.., 'JL' fl . V ' , If' Qty, . .. 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DOUGLAS, Az. 85607 364-3452 149gHC?:gTggll?fggwe' gggglalgstlrfgg ' x9'O'x9'6'0's7'4!f'Qr'Qf's?'s?'s?'6'?1'?1'?f v v vvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvv ,0.0,0oO 99 OQQQOQOQOQOQOQO 426 11th Street Douglas Arizona Clothlng Store Open Monday thru Sat 9 30 to 5 30 P M Junlor 8z MlSS6y Phone 364 8204 PAUL S JE WELEHS Congratulations to the Graduates of 1982 925 G Avenue Douglas Arlzona 364 2631 EJ er? 5 akcfrzc Reside t'al Ru al Co me cial st ' i ' 8zI st at' Fast Serv'ce Reasonable Rates 149 Frontage Road. - Pearce A . Lice sed Sz Bonded Contractor Phone: 826-3855 Ha yrnore Feed Hay-Grain-Salt-Hardware Dry and liquid fertilizers, seed, hay gram, hardware. 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