Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1984 volume:

(1) Hot Rod magazine catches Steve Winslow, and Jeff Alexander's eye in the early morning. (2) Feeling the noise puts Sam Hatcher in a trance while rockin' down the hall. (3) Brian Craig watches and listens to senior girls,Stephanie Russell, Lucy Sandoval, Kimm Baxter, and Barbi Parenteau converse during noon hour. (4) Girls rock their boys at Tusayan Masquerade Ball. We’ll Get Wild Mornings usually began with gathering in the library, computer room, and on the bench. A1 Sandoval, Brian Craig, Steve Winslow, Jeff Alexander, and other football players were the usuals at the bulletin board. Looking over stats and future plays, the guys conversed. With school work and sports on students minds, homecoming, vacations, and graduation were great parts of a students agenda. (l)Saloon Girl Shelly Malone and Cowpoke Sam Hatcher add a touch of the Old West to the Masquerade Ball.(2) Seniors Vicki Hansen and Lucy Sandoval discuss Boy-Catching Tactics . 4 Opening (1) The Jazz Band relaxes in between numbers, as Mrs. Nichols-Brown suggests ways to improve their November concert. (2) Little Rascals, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hoyt, ham it up at the masquerade Ball.(3)While taking a break from homework, Michelle Deal lends a smile.f4)Daily events start with early morning gossip between friends. Opening 5 Simmer business in Williams was often conducted by WHS students with local jobs in motels, restaurants or curio stores. During the school year the most popular song in school was 'Come on Feel The Noise by Quiet Riot while Risky Business was the most popular movie on campus. 1.During The Tusayan staff Inination Judy Howard and Tammy Andrede read the oath .2.For band oratice Carrie Hen-rie outs her flute together. 3-An ink pad is put on Luisa Vasquez by Lisa Sanchez during the Staff inination. 6 1.While typing a job in Typing 1 Tanner Grantham and Susanna Lynn try to finish.2.Waiting for the signal to start Kim German gets ready.3-0n October 22 two unidenfied space objects came for the Masouerade Ball .2+. While Sabrina Harbour-try to open her locker Rita MArtinez waits. 7 J How do you Come on Feel the Noise? I rock the boys! R. Norman Bang my head! T. Yoder Turn it on full blast and mellow out! D. Solberg Jam it out when I'm feeling super! D« Otero Rock out! S. Craig I get WILD! M. Garibay ( !)The Masquerade Ball brought in many characters. Posing here are Vernon and Shelley Malone.(2)Sr. class royalty, Brian Craig, Eva Gabaldon, Sam Hatcher, Vicki Hansen, Terri Hoffman, and Tanner Grantham express their thoughts with smiles. (3)While in the library, Ron Zuber and Serena Passalacaua try to complete home work.(4)In class, Brian McCallister, Melissa Richardson, and Richard Gonzales listen to Mrs. Nichols-Brown' s instructions .(5)Students expose their feelings: (top) Brian Craig and Heath Jensen, (middle) Erik Ness, Diana Curry, Shelley Malone, and Vicki Hansen,(front) Donna Rice. 8 Student Life — STUDENT LIFE Student Life 9 Happiness Is Homecoming It's Homecoming week, the theme is Happiness and there are smiles from wall to wall. The week is full of fun and reunion. Alumni have the opportunity to come visit their old high school and reminisce about the good ole days . The Viking football team kicked off Homecoming night with a 20-0 defeat over the Joseph City Wildcats. The game started slow, but after the half-time show, the Vikes got moving and scored two touchdowns in the third quarter. The fourth quarter came with another T-D. The final count-down brought rain, hail, and victory for the mighty Vikings. The half-time show high-light was the announcement of the king and queen. Royalty strolled on the field, received flowers, and posed for pictures while the marching band played a few tunes. The band and royalty proceeded off the field while the cheer squad danced up a storm to Maniac . Special awards were presented to the oldest alumni, sweetheart alumni, and the class competition winners (Seniors). Orange and black balloons sailed high in to the sky for the finale of the Half-time show. (l)lst attendants:T. Gran-them T. Hoffman.(2)2nd attendants:B. Craig E. Gabaldon.(3)Underclass royalty:Prince M. Zar-lingo, Princess D. Curry, Duke E. Ness, Dutchess L. Pearson, Countess P. Aguilar, Count E. Olson. (i+)J. Smith is on guard a-gainst the Wildcats.(5 Hatcher reigned as King. Homecoming is a neat time during the school year and I'm glad I was a part of it, expressed Queen Vicki Hansen.(6)S. Hatcher breaks through the cheer run-through.(7)R. Martinez Tanner Granthem are in ac t ion.(8)Travis Gran them stands waiting for...?(9) S.C. members, S. Malone B. Parenteau, hold flowers while 1982 Queen D. Reimer King J. Martinez present roses to 1st attn. 4 Homecoming brought many students and alumni together as class competitions and dress-up days rolled around once again. Many events took place during the fun-filled week. They included volleyball, old clothes races, telephone booth stuffing contests and tug-of-war. The senior class won the most events. Students dressed up in many interesting styles for Dress-up days. They came attired as their favorite characters, wore clothes backwards, and depicted summer tourists. The fun promoted class spirit and helped make Homecoming memorable. Classes Compete to Prove Spirit Seniors Triumph in Week’s Events mores' float, Happiness Is Being A Viking. Juniors' float, Happiness Is Sailing On To Victory, took first, while freshmens' float, Happiness Is Viking Spirit, took third. Townspeople came to watch the short parade. When asked if she liked the parade, D. Otero said, It was fantastic! Everything was organized really well! I thought the floats looked really awesome! Another event that took place during Homecoming Week, was the bonfire. At the bonfire, the cheerleaders led the spectators in a great number of rowdy cheers. After Mr. Douglas Lee led the spirited crowd, he summed up the event, Last year there was a little more people, but not more noise! The people were really rowdy this year! •Ml Hall decorating is tackled by most class members very enthusiastically. Freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors worked really hard to make the WHS halls look spirited. Brainstorming initiated the theme, Happiness Is.... . Based on this idea, the spirited students got together and worked to win first place. When asked how she thought the halls looked, K. German said, I think they look great! Float decorating was an after school event which involved many students, teachers, and parents. After a lot of napkins, spray paint, and hard work, the floats were ready for the parade. Seniors' float was based on the theme, Happiness Is Graduation, which tied for second with the sopho- (l)The soohomores' float won second.(2)The band marches in the Darade. (3)In the Darade, Randi Schulte olays the bells. ( )At halftime, Sam Hatcher and Vicki Hansen were announced as Homecoming King and Queen. (5) The juniors' float caotured first place. (6) Freshmens' float took third.(7)Royalty smile at the laughing crowd. 15 • (l) Prep , C. Pouquette, and Puhker , L. Payne, take time out from the Masquerade Ball to get their pictures taken by Mrs. Dent. (2)Couples dance to the music at the Masquerade Ball. Thanks to Jimmy Briggs, the D.J., couples had a good time dancing the night away. (3)Standing in front of judges, saloon girl, S. Malone, and “punker , J. Hansen, compete for a prize. Prizes to be awarded were first place- admission money returned and second place- candy bars from Tusayan Staff. 16 Student Life Dances There were many students who came to the dances. Since dances are easy moneymakers, sponsoring organizations competed to request best dates. The Get Acquainted Dance, the Homecoming Dance, the Jammin' Jam-mies Dance, the Christmas Dance, and the eerie , Masquerade Ball were popular. Students came to the Masquerade Ball dressed as their favorite characters, including Mr. T , a Care Bear , a brides- maid, punkers , a saloon girl, a headless man, many preps , an old man, nurses, doctors, a squaw, a cowboy, and other characters. Chaperones were Jose and Cathy Sanchez, Rich and Suzie Hoyt, Mr. Wesson, and Mrs. Dent. Jimmy Briggs, the D.J., played music for over two hours. Tusayan yearbook staff sponsored this dance to help keep down the student’s price for an '84 yearbook. Guys, Gals, Ghouls Gather at Ball (4) Punker , M. Cox, and preppy , S. Craig, show the judges and other students how they feel at the Masquerade Ball, while they get their pictures taken. (5) Mr. T , K. Hatcher, and Care Bear , N. DeLander, were among the best dressed characters at the Masquerade Ball. First place went to K. Hatcher, and second place went to N. DeLander. (6)Nurse, L. Sandoval', Doctor, D. Uinkowski; Squaw, S. Russell j and Cowboy, S. Hatr-cher, pose at the Masquerade Ball. (7)01d Man, V. Malonej headless man, K. Maier, and punk-er , A. Whitman, compete for candy bars during the Masquerade Ball. 'When asked if he liked the dance, V. Malone, replied, Yeah, it was okay! 17 Corridor Socializing, Assemblies Vibrate With Togetherness Spirit Snap! Crackle! Crackle! Fire crackers in the hall? There were many strange sounds in the corridors... yells, whispers, laughs, cries. On an average of 8 hours of class time, students ent 25 minutes in the '•all. During the five B-minute periods, anythin ? .could happen. Practical jokes, hand-holding papercopying, and many other schemes occured. Pep assemblies we e enlightened b cheer leaders, band, team members c nd coaches for the Viking's fans. One was so exciting that Cam hatcher fell off the bleacher during a sway cheer. Everyone seemed to enjoy a skit presented by student coucil. It required Mr. Denis Kirkley to dress like a pregnant lady. His beard gave him away, though. The halls and gym have many great and some hazy memories. They're locked away in the walls waiting to be remembered. f (1) Senior Heath Jensen waites at the lobby window for the bell to ring. (2) Lori Talakte and Marianne Lambert stand at the top of the stairs to watch everyone go by. (3) A familiar sight is Ray Martinez jamming with his Walkman on. ( 0 White-out helped Denice Collins finish her business work in a hurry. (5)The cold morning is warmed up by the library heater. Kimm Baxter enjoyed both the heater and a Seventeen magazine. (6)While Micky DeLander waited for cheer practice, Pressie Poo tickled her to get a smile. 18 People Assemblies Halls (l)High school and Middle school band members take a break to cheer for the Viking against Bradshaw Mountain. (2)Married into the Tusayan yearbook staff, Kim Kiker holds her bouquet of croppers. (3)With onlv four active members at the beginning of the year, NHS discusses jewelry sales. (4)Kim German, Nicol DeLander and Becky Glaab eat and listen at a lunch time student council meeting. (5)Prep-aration for FBLA State Conference, Mrs. German helps Heidi Speckels with a problem. (6)Student Council President Terri Hoffman Listens to the council for suggestions. (7)Lunch time GAA meeting gest Lucy Sandoval, Vicki Hansen and Dianah Curry involved. (8)New staffers make an oath to Tusayan members at their initiation . How Do You Rock Your Boys? ’!I feel the noise. S. Craig What? How do I what? D. Rice Down to the ground. J. Zuber Till they can't rock Anymore. R. Martinez Very carefully. L. Sandoval There's only one way. E. Gabaldon I steal their comb. V. Winslow By holding each other tight. T. Hoffman I don't. M. Richardson CLUBS---' Clubs Division 21 Student Council Council Strives for Vivacity 22 Clubs Student Council Top: Secretary B. Glaab, President T. Hoffman, Vice President S. Malone, Treasurer L. Pearson. Bottom: Social Manager V. Hansen, Representative Gabaldon. t3t IS I Mi am Tuesdays at lunch, the student council could always be found in a meeting; dealing with activities, policies, and problems related to school. Working together to promote school spirit, the S.C. put on several different types of activities. Homecoming, the Jammin Jammies Dance, a per. assembly, and hay ride were only a few of S.C. sponsored activities. When President Terri Hoffman was asked to comment on the council she replied,, They were really great to work with. Thanks for all the help and support. (l)Typing minutes keeps B. Glaab busy at the typewriter. (2)When S. Malone was asked why she ran for Vice Pres, she replied, I wanted to take part in student council and get involved in activities. (3)E. Gabaldor. and Sponsor Jim Wesson go over council mail. Mr. Wesson described the council as hard workers.( 0 Keeping files for the council is only a small part of Pres. T. Hoffman's responsibilities. (5)During meetings, when L. Pearson was asked for the Treasurer's report, she always commented, You always catch me with my mouth full! (6)Meet-ings held in the library were carried on with food, proposals, and debates. Clubs Student Council 23 FBLA Expanding Job Horizons Top Sponsor C. German, H. Jensen, K. German, Sergeant at Arms R. Phillips, B. Bates, Parliamentarian J. Bennett, S.' Winchester, President J. Smith, Middle: V. Winslow, D. Collins, H. Speckels, K. Smith, Historian S. Russell, M. Gorney, Vice President B. Glaab, K. Baxter, A. Wynia, Treasurer K. Lewandowski, E. Gabaldon, Secretary B. Parenteau, Reporter L. Sandoval 24 Clubs Future Business Leaders of America J Every other Tuesday night at seven o'clock, the members of FBLA met. President Jeff Smith, brought the meetings to order, while Barbi Paren-teau frantically wrote down minutes. During the meetings old and new business was discussed. Many money making projects were planned, such as the annual Christmas ball, selling raffle tickets, calendars, memo boards, and Current stationery. The profits that were made went towards paying for the trips to Winter Re-gionals in Winslow, Yavapi (l) Club members listen while Mrs. German discusses calendar sales. (2) Exchange student, Annie Wynia, took part in many clubs, (3) President, Jeff Smith, brings the meeting to order. (L) Eva Gabaldon recieves a Skills Day in Prescott, and State Annual Leadership Conference in Tempe, All the members worked hard in practicing for competion. Some of the competions were Typing I, Typing II, Accounting 1, and Accounting 11. FBLA, along with the help of NHS, raised money for the Foundation of Arthrithis Research. FBLA also contributed to the Tusayan yearbook. FBLA was described as leadership, a sense of responsibility, and a fun time. free calendar for sales. (5) Kelly Smith, Ron Philips, Eva Gabaldon, Vicki Winslow, and Heidi SpeckeIs chat before a Tuesday evening meeting. Clubs Future Business Leaders of America 25 Tusayan Tusayan Staff Enjoys an Exciting Year A change in book production and concern for student cost of the book prompted this year’s staff to undertake doing their own paste-ups for a savings of $600. Although the increased work took time , stated Advisor Bonnie Dent, the career possibilities when one knows how to allow students chances at many jobs. Tusayan journalists t tried to keep book costs down by selling ads, sponsoring dances,candy sales and hamburger sales. The Air Band dance and concert was a most success ful money-raiser. The Yearbook Staff for the 1983-84 year are T.Hoffman,S.Sullivan,T.Andrede,E.Gabaldon, Editor;K.Kiker,L.Sanehe z,Business Manager;A.Sanchez, A. Sandoval, L.Vasquez, M. Cox, E. Shroyer, M. Lambert, L. Talakte, J. Ho ward, M. Garibay, Mrs. Bonnie Dent,Advisor;and V.Winslow. 26 Clubs Tusayan (l)A late initation was held for Kim Kiker and Vicki Winslow since they were not present at the early initation held for the new students.Terri Hoffman and Liz Shroyer were there to witness the events.(2)Luisa Vas-works quietly on the first deadline of the year. A letter was received by students who had tried to sell Barry Goldwater a ad for the yearbook. It included a $50 donation and was much appreciated A False Alarm Saves the Day for NHS The members of the 1983- +. National Honor Society are (bottom)B.Parenteau,V.Winslow,President;? .German, T.Hoffman,Mrs. Hose-Anna Sharpe, Sponsor;(top)S.Winchester,J.Smith,Vice-President; B Glaab,Secretary Treasurer; and Honorary Member Annie Wynia. (l)New members Annie Wynia ,Shawn Winehester, Barbi Parenteau,and Kim German were inducted on Sunday,Jan.22.(2 During a meeting NHS take time out for some fun. To discuss the rules and | regulations of NHS the old members decided to have coffee and doughnuts at a coffee shop before school with the new members.Noth ing turned out right due to not being ready member rushed through their breakfast in order to get to school on time.Since the whole school morning was off schedule,the mem-!bers went to school late. Thank goodness for the fire drill it saved them from being late. To be considered,you must be in 10th grade and have a 3«0 average A committee is appointed by the principal,cn the basis of character,service, and leadership considers you for the soceity.The of the soceity are Presi. Vicki Hansen;Vice-Presi., Jeff Smith;Sec. Tres., Becky Glaab.A few of the fund raisers were a dance Jewelery sale,cake raffle and other activities to while away the time Clubs National Honor Society 27 I___Band___| Competition Boosts Band to Goals What organization was so rambunctious that they even tried to sell $12. beach towells in February? Viking Band! We'll do anything to raise money for our trip to California, stated Director Faun Nichols-Brown. The trip was to Mountain States Band Festival. A similar competition last year proved unforgettabl We measured up well, and we wanted to show off again, stated drummer, Robert Cardani. Band member, Mike Cox succeeded at earning a position in the areawide Honor Band. We're proud that Mike will represent us, stated Mrs. Nichols-Brown. Band members include H. Jensen, M. Lambert, L. Talakte, M. Jaramillo, M. Malone, S. Ma-Lone, L. Baertiein, B. Bates, R. Bowman, R. Cardani, M. Carle, E. Dearing, K. German, S. Huston, K. Kallberg, M. Kilpatrick, L. Lindquist, V. Malone, L. Pearson, J. Price, M. Richardson, R. Schulte, L. Vasquez, S. Winchester, K. Hobbs, P. Aguilar, M. Brown, M. Cox, S. Craig, T. Fedison, S. Harbour, C. Henrie, D. Hollis, J. Huston, K. Kilpatrick, and J. McClain. e VICA VICA Members Excel Members of VTCA ares Danny Solberg, Debbie Serna, Sponsor David Neal, Back row: Joe Wiese, Kevin Maier, Bob Levitt, Vince Rogers. Vica, a club consisting of devoted students, have been working toward a goal this year; going to the rodeo in Pheonix. They have had such fund raisers as raffles, a dance, and the selling of a rebuilt engine. (1) Bob Levitt installs KC HiLites on his truck. (2) Vince Rogers builds up an engine for a raffle. (3) Senior David Smith and a seldom seen occurence. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America 29 GAA Sports-Minded Clubs Top: L. Talakte, Kim Baxter. Frist: K. Hatcher, Kris Baxter, L. Baertlein, Treasurer, M. Jaramillo, M. Lambert. Second: K, Cleer, S. Sandoval, K. Kali lberg, S. Passalacqua, S. Malone, V. Hansen, S. Winter. Third: E. Gabaldon, T. Hoffamon, Vice-President, T. Martinez, Student Council Representative, B. Parenteau, S. Russell, Sponsor, Debbie Brown. Bottom: L. Lindquist, President, C. Talakte, L. Sandoval. ____________________________ GAA, Girls Athletic Association, is a group of organized girls who are trying to earn money for a better girls' sport program. The girls have organized a can-iy raffle and a cake auction. The money used for new e-quipment for girls' sports. The club.also contributed money for the athletic fees cf the support personnel for the girls SDorts. ’ The reason why I'm in GAA is because it can be fun if every one works at it. says President Cheri Talakte. l) Two GAA members talk about the up coming raffle. 30 Clubs Girls Athletic Association Roundball Get Athletes Involved The Roundball club had their first fund raiser in October when the Harlem Thrillers cane to town to play the Williams school faculty members. The audience was em-pressed by the Thriller's fast action and accuracy; as hard as the Williams fac- ulty tried they still got beaten. This year Roundball used most of it's money so the boys would have their traveling expenses paid. l) Shoot the ball. ShortyI yells Mr. Ayub while Debbie Brown shoots a free-throw. 2) President, Sam Hatcher and Secretary Mike Stegmeir look to their club members for ideas. 'loos C. Brookbank, R. Miller, Sponsor, Bruce Baker, Middles S. Winchester, B. Bates, M. Kilpatrick. Bottoms J. Wiese, President, S. Hatcher, Secretary, M. Stegmeir. Not pictureds Treasurer, J. Alexander, Vice-President, 3. Pozas. —1 Clubs Roundball 31 Cheer Pom New Sponsor Raises Fresh Spirit The chee” squad includes,Top row: T.Hoffman,L.Pearson,M.Jaramillo,B. Parenteau,C.Henrie,V.Hansen,Bottom: L.Smith,M,Richardson,S.Malone,N.Delander ,S Craig, and K. abaldon. Urging Vikes to victory became'the dominant spirit behind the cheerleading squad. Summer camp at Arizona State University provided nine of the girls an opportunity to pick up some new ideas for raising spirit and new cheers. We got a whole bunch of movements from there , stated Eva Gabaldon. ‘'Also, more dance-type steps that were incorporated into the routines. A few of the songs used, included She's a Beauty , Flashdance , and Come On Feel the 1. In the Cook Shack, Michelle Jaramillo takes a break from cheering to help prepare popcorn for her fellow classmates to sell. 3� The girls flareh down Bill Williams Ave. in the Homecoming Parade. U. Hey all you Viking fans! the cheer squad yelled as they cheered the team on. 5� At a basketball game, Lori Smith cheers the team onto victory. Noise . When the question was asked, What was your favorite song you have cheered to, Captains Vicki Hansen and Shelley Malone agreed on Flashdance and Maniac . This year, the squad also had new uniforms. They tailored them on their own, using supplies donated by the Booster Club. New Sponsor Mrs. Patty Mayfield took the place of Jeanne Gillispie towards the middle of the season. One of her duties was to show up everyday at practice. 6. Cheerleaders face the crowd while they watch the team put forth a good effort. 7. At a cheer practice, Mrs. Mayfield patiently awaits for the girls to get through their routines. 1 f X JU Sports Division (1) Kristi Baxter attempts to spike the volleyball but Kris Kallberg and Lisa Lindquist see it heading for the net. (2) As soft-ball team members wait for the pitching machine to be set up, they visit with Coach Debbie Brown and trackster Lisa Lindquist. (3) In the district play-off game against Camp Verde, Lady Vikes lost by two points in overtime. (4) Quarterback Chuck Brookbank and Sam Hatcher head for an opening in game against Bagdad. (5) Sam Hatcher and Richard Cor. take it easy in the back of bus. (6) Mrs. Virginia Baker and her mother root on the football Vikes. Sports How do you get wild, wild, wild? Looking at girls J.Tindle ...By dressing up in crazy clothes that no one would even touch. K. Kallberg I Like to take my girlfriend out and buy her things. S. Sullivan PARTY, PARTY, PARTY! Eric Dearing Jam to the favorite tunes T. Brown ft Football_| Gridsters Gain Experience As the football season opened, the home team fielded one of the smallest and inexperienced teams in years. Even though the inexperience showed, the team fought and scrapped for victories over opponents like Bagdad, Wickenburg, Camp Verde, Joseph City, and Bradshaw Mountain. In the District playoffs, the gridsters were out lasted by a much bigger Ajo team, and in the State playoffs by Morenci. The team did an excellent job considering we only had 24 players while the other teams had at least 30 to 40 players. , stated manager Mike Cox. The Morenci contest marked the last game for offensive coordinator Jim Wesson, and trainer Edward Bubba Lopez. Both of which will greatly be missed next year. The bright spot of the season was the victory over Bradshaw Mt. Rookie quarterback Chuck Brook-bank and running back Sam Hatcher led an explosive offense, while team captains, Rich Cox and Tanner Grantham, anchored the defensive line to a 48 to 0 shut out. (1) Offensive coordinator Jim Wesson read the scouting report from a new computer program. (2) Team players Todd Paren-teau, Guy Hernadez, Eric Olson, and Jeff Cook relazed during the 14-0 win over Wickenburg. (3) Running back Sam Hatcher rejoiced after scoring the first touchdown of the season. (4) Who Bad! , was Bubba's very famous battle cry which fired up the team before a game. (5) Fullback Ray Martinez led Sam Hatcher to open spaces enroute to a first down. 36 Sports Football Members of the 1983 Williams High School Football Team Top: Coach Rich Hoyt, if30 Jack Horner, 25 T. Parent-eau, 40 A. Bulfer, Asst. Coach Doug Lee Sr.; Second row: 80 J. Cook, 50 A. Sandoval, 64 Travis Grantham, 12 C. Brookbank, 41 S. Winslow, 73 J. McClain, Third row: Trainer Edward Bubba Lopez, 82 Jim Horner, 71 R. Bowman, 20 J. Alexander, 83 A. Whitman, 61 D. Winkowski, Mgr. M. Cox, Fourth row: 60 Dou Lee Jr.', 14 E. Olson, 40 R. Martinez, 21 M. Winkowski, 32 G. Hernandez, 81 M. Stegmeir, Last: 52 Capt. R. Cox, 51 J. Smith, 24 S. Hatcher, 63 Capt. Tanner Grantham, 11 B. Craig, Not Pictured; Asst. Coach Jim Wesson, Scouts Paul Steffens, Richard Dent, Mgr. T. Phillips, 18 R. Hollamon. s Football coreboard 14 WHS Wickenburg 0 6 WHS Tuba City 6 16 WHS Bagdad 8 ’ 36 WHS Maricopa 0 14 WHS Orme 15 20 WHS Joseph City 0 9 WHS Camp Verde 8 oo -4T WHS 3radshaw Mt. 0 6 WHS Ajo 30 0 WHS Morenci 38 Sports Football 37 Volleyball Volleyball Season Proves Successful The 1983-84 volleyball team did well this season and proved to be successful with a high point win over Flagstaff. They also had good games against Coconino and Page but still came out on the short end. This year they while Lori Talakte, Cheri Talakte and Tina Martinez made honorable mers-tion. Under the coaching of Mrs. Brown, the girls improved and learned to play together as a team, (l) Junior Sandy Winter spikes the ball over while teammate Cheri Tal- had an 8-team tourney and some of the teams that participated were: Pah-rump, Nev.; Needles, Cal. etc. Seniors Lori Talakte and Kristi Baxter made the all-tourney team. Kristi Baxter also made 2nd team all-conference akte looks on. (2) Lucy Sandoval watches as teammate Lori Talakte slams one down. (3) Cheri Talakte sets for spiker Kristi Baxter while Lori Talakte stands ready. (4) Lisa Lindquist goes up for a spike against Bagdad. Top: Managers A. Wynia and M. Lambert; 2nd row: S. Russell, L. Talakte, Kristi Baxter, S. Owens, S. Winter, Mrs. Brown, Coach., ; 3rd row: K. Kallberg, S. Lynn, L. Lindquist, L. Baertlein, J, Hansen; 4th row: T. Martinez, S. Passalacqua, Kimm Baxter, C. Talakte; Bottom: L. Sandoval_________ Volleyball Scoreboard Varsity 15 WHS Maricopa 10 15 WHS Bagdad 4 13 WHS Maricora 15 15 WHS Camp Verde 10 7 WHS Pahrump, Nev. 15 16 WHS Bagdad l4 ]0 WHS Coconino 14 5 WHS Page 15 6 WHS Joseph City 15 15 WHS Orme 4 8 WHS Bradshaw Mt. 15 15 WHS Flagstaff 6 6 WHS Camp Verde 15 Junior Varsity 11 WHS Bagdad 15 8 WHS Page 15 7 WHS Joseph City 15 15 WHS Orme 10 11 WHS Bradshaw Mt. 15 10 WHS Camp Verde 15 Sports Volleyball 39 Basketball Fun Times Help a Disappointing Season When trying to carry a clipboards video tape, a can of pop and a candy bar,things can get quite messy.Coach Bruce Baker was juggling these thing: after a game when he decided to take a bite from the candy bar.He spilled pop all over his front. Although there were lighter moments,coach and team were disappointed with their season.The Va-i • win loss record of four and ten did not reflect the many close game'alost by a couple points. The Vikings pracLi-'T t-7:00 P.M. Monday-Friday to get better acquainted with each other's abili-= ties,learn new skills and to get ready for upcom- ing games. Asked how he felt about this season,Coach Baker replied, I an) 'pleased and disappointed with the effort put out by most of the players and progress most of them have made. At a post-season practice Mr. Baker wanted to know the players attitude toward their district play-off's.He told them they had two choices:fun or serious.On a small slip of paper each was to indicate' whether they wanted to go with a serious- de-termined-to-win att itude or a have-fun-in-Phoe-nix. When the votes were laiklied, the team unanimously chose to get serious with praclvces and winning. (l)Barak P uu cries tor a lay-up c. '.ng a ga against Camp Verde.(2) Players get ready to retrieve the ball during a game between the Vikings and the Camp Verde Cowboys. 40 Sports Varisty Basketball Members of the 1983-84 Var.s. ty team are (bottom)J.Weise.R.Miller,C.Brookbank A.Sandoval,and T.Brown.(Top)M.Cox Mana-ger;J.Payne,H.Jensen,B.Pozas,Coach Bruce Baker,S.Hatcher,S.Winchester.M.Steigmer, and T.Fedison.Manager. (l)Going for two points against Coconino,Tim Brown shoots.(2)Vikings get ready to retrieve a jump ball. 53 WHS Bagdad 56 74 WHS Flagstaff 78 65 WHS Seligman 66 52 WHS Mingus 62 44 WHS Coconino 54 44 WHS Joseph City 40 74 WHS Bradshaw 46 59 WHS Grand Canyon 52 76 WHS Seligman 99 45 WHS Mingus 54 40 WHS Camp Verde 45 72 WHS Antelope 85 60 WHS Joseph City 51 74 WHS Bradshaw Mt. 62 62 WHS Orme 67 Sports Varisty Basketball 41 Basketball JV Gains Experience Beyond being a farm team for varsity sports, JV teams worked to accom-plish their own goals. Not only did they play to win, but to gain experience for future benefits. Coach Dan Ayub felt, We were a very young team. We showed improvement and, had a gooo time. The girls also put forth a valiant effort, although losses dominated wins. Coach Denis Kirkley stated, It's a toss-un between my being the coach, and Kristie Hageman's taking a tip-off and advancing toward the wrong basket, as being the funniest thing that ever happened during the season. ...the JV programs prepare students for the added responsibilities of Varsity level competition, commented Mr. Adreon. 1. In practice Sharon Owens shbots some free throws. 2. As Bo Russell steals the ball away from Camp VerdejAndy Bulfer guards him. Members of the WHS J.V. basketball team are (front, L.-R.) Mike Dunn, Brian Bates, Jimmy Price, Mark Kilpatrick, Chris Jaramillo, (back).manager Mike Cox, Ricky Bowman, Mitchell Brown, Anthony Russell, coach Dan Ayub, Jason McClain, Andy Bulfer, and manager Tony Fedison. 42 Sports Junior Varsity Basketball '4 Junior Varsity Boys Scoreboard .48 WHS Bagdad 55 35 WHS Flagstaff 65 44 WHS Seligman 75 47 WHS Mingus 58 27 WHS Coconino 63 40 WHS Camp Verde 59 54 WHS Ash Fork 49 35 WHS Bradshaw 43 53 WHS Grand Canyon 39 61 WHS Selioman 73 43 WHS Mingus 4S 58 WHS Camp Verde 77 48 WHS Antelope 47 44' WHS Bradshaw 48 56 WHS Orme 39 Members of the WHS J.V. basketball team are (front, L.-R.) Sharon Owens, Laura Vasquez, Sussanna Lynn, Chedelle Pouquette, Kristie Hageman, (back) coach Denis Kirkley, manager Debra Hayes, Jeri Zuber, Kim Cleer, I isa Lindquist, Jorge Hansen, manager isa Vasquez, and coach Jim Wesson. junior Varsity Girls Scoreboard 14 WHS Coconino 27 41 WHS Bagdad 15 15 WHS Flagstaff 40 33 WHS Seligman 38 20 WHS Coconino 45 14 WHS Camp Verde 46 22 WHS Bradshaw 38 46 WHS Grand Canyon 15 21 WHS Seligman 33 27 WHS Camp Verde 33 19 WHS Flagstaff 29 12 WHS Bradshaw 26 34 WHS Orme nn Cl. 4 — 2 Sports Junior Varsity Basketball 43 Basketball ZJ two points, shooting the second basket during the Joseph City game. (.3)Coach Wesson gives the Lady Vikes a pep talk before the Joseph City game.(3) While the Lady Vikes warm up, manager Luisa Vasquez finds time to day dream. 44 i i'Orcs Varsity Girls basketball Lady Vikes Have a Great Season Coach Jim hesson did a great job of coaching the Lady Vikes this year. The Vikings won all but four games this season, losing to Seligman twice, Camp Verde, and Coconino. Though they lost to Camp Verde, the Lady Vikes had the same record as they did. They had a play-off for the B-West North title. It was a very exciting game for the young ladies. It went into overtime, ending with Camp Verde-35, Williams-33• Although the team lost this game, they are still winners in the eyes of Coach Wesson. ''Devoted seniors this year were Cheri Ta-lakte, Michelle Deal, captain Kristy Baxter, and co-captain Lori Ta-lakte. These girls will always be a part of us (4)During the Varsity Girls’ playoff game a-gainst Camp Verde for the 3-West North title, Kim Hatcher stole the ball and ran down the court where she shot and made two more points for the Lady Vikes. They lost 35-33 Back Rows Asst. Coach D. Kirkley, Score Keeper K. Baxter, K. Hatcher, J. Hansen, M. Deal, L. Talakte, K. Baxter, Manager L. Vasquez, and Coach J. Wesson. Front Row: T. Martinez, C. Ta- lakte, K. Cleer, L. Vasquez, and L. Lindquist. 33 WHS Coconino 39 51 WHS Bagdad 17 35 WHS Flagstaff 28 47 WHS Seligman 55 42 WHS Coconino 34 42 WHS Mayer 29 50 WHS Grand Canyon 37 47 WHS Camp Verde 38 51 WHS Jo City 28 60 WHS Ashfork 25 39 WHS Bradshaw Mt 37 48 WHS Grand Canyon 31 41 WHS Seligman 53 48 WHS Camp Verde 52 42 WHS Flagstaff 17 47 WHS Jo City 24 46 WHS Bradshaw Mt. 39 Varsity Girls’ Basketball oports 45 | Weight Lifting | Back row: A.Whitman,R.Davis,M.Zarlingo,M. Stegmeir, Ii.Martine z,T .Grantham, A.Russell, J. : nith.I-h.ddle row: R.Hoyt,S.Sullivan,T.Kahan, R. Cox, A • Bulf er, T. Grantham ,D.Lee,R.Bowman,R. Hollamon.Front row: D.'.Jinkowski, 3. Hatcher, B. Craig,T.Fedison,M.Ortiz,and J.Petitt. Defending State Champs deightlifters reign nr defending state champions of all Arizona schools. Rich Hoyt, their r.eme-;is, is very proud of the team. ‘'Most of the (l)Sam Hatcher demonstrates the use of the head machine.(2)To strengthen his leg muscles, Don caches agree that our ■eight program is where we’re coming r-'m. This school is so small, we HAV3 to lift to he able to compete, he stated. Minkowski uses this machine. O’Fhese weightlifters enjoy the many machines in the weight room. 46 Sports Weightlifting | Wrestling High Spirits Lift in Wrestlers Pretty girls and a good match are what catches the eyes of most of the wrestlers. When asked what he likes most about 'wrestling, freshman, Guy Hernandez, stated, T like a tough match, but it's the girls in different towns that catch my eyes. I've seen and met some pretty fine chicks. Fine chicks isn't all that 'wrestlers work for. They get great challenges and they get some matches (4)During a very tough match against Camp Verde, Brian Craig tries his hardest not to come down. that seem to be no sweat. Sven through losses, the team still sees a funny side. One member, Rich Cox, said, 'Mne of the funniest moments was when Ronnie Hollamon tried to Dick up some girls, which he tried to do most of the time throughout the wrestling season. The team seemed to have had a pretty good year, considering the work coach Faustino Estrada put them through. (5)3teve Winslow takes on a Camp Verde wrestler, in one of his toughest matches of the season. Back row: S. Winslow, R. Cox, B. Craig, and Coach F. Estrada. Front row: R. Hollamon, G. Hernandez, and M. Ortiz. ■2 I lirestling Sports 47 What is your own personal Quiet Riot? My own Flock of Seagulls T. Yoder A guy L� Lomas Preparation Period D. Brown Partying R. Cardoni Brushing my hair in the morning J. Huston Being alone T. Hoffman School M. Lambert Having a blast E. Gabaldon 48 1. In auto class, Pat Garcia works carefully on an engine. 2� Between classes, Kelly Lunagon and Kristie Baxter spend their 5 minute break sitting on the window ledge. 3. The Jazz Band prepares to get their pictures taken. PEOPLE 1. First prize at the Masquerade Ball was Kim Hatcher as Mr. T. 2. Pensive Surrey Hoyt takes a bench break between class es. 3. While sitting on the bench, Sean Sullivan and Liz Shroyer pose impatien ly for the camera, k. On picture day, students get their pictures taken by Updike Studios. «■! “ - ' -n Successors Inherit Talents, Sit le Brian Craig Michelle Deal Erin Bearing Kelly Dunagan Eva Gabaldon Becky Glaab WILLS: 1, Kimm Baxter, will my wonderful personality and sanity to Mr. Ayub. I, Kristi Baxter, will my even temper to Sussanna Lynn. I, Edith Bennett, will leave W.H.S. without a sound of mine. I, Richard Cox, will my worldly possessions to Mike Cox. I, Brian Craig, will Michelle Jaramillo my humanity if she knows how to use it. I, Michelle Deal, will my basketball ability to anyone who can not lay worth a flip! I, Erin Bearing, will all my old books to my brothers. Matt and Eric. I, Kelly Dunagan, will my oink shoes to Timothy Brown. I, Eva Gabaldon, will my modesty to Miss America of the Senior class. I, Becky Glaab, will my ability not to complain about homework to Jorge Hansen, Kris Kalberg, and Kim German . (l)This years Senior Class officers are Secretary Cheri Talakte, Vice Pres-dent Lucy Sandoval, Representative Stephanie Russell, President Barbi Par-enteau, and Treasurer Jeff Smith. I would like to say thanks to Barbi for all her work and dedication as President of our class for four years, commented Terri Hoffman.(?)An early morning party nuts smiles on Michelle Deal and Liz Shro.yer� s faces. i eorle Seniors bl Michele Denae Gorney Hartford Tanner Sam Grantham Hatcher Vicki Terri Hansen Hoffman 52 People Seniors Generous Seniors Will Leadership WILL: I, Michele Gornev, will my deer-killing ability to A1 Sandoval. I, Tanner Granthem, will my ability to hit gas meters to Mrs. Wahlfield. I, Vicki Hansen, will Aye Maties to Jeff Alexander and Rick Miller. I, Denae Hartford, will my corny jokes to Mr. Ayub. I, Gam Hatcher, will my ability to act like a man to Kris McKinney. I, Terri Hoffman, will my car, books, and position of President to Lynette Pearson. I, Heath Jensen, will my love to Heidi Speckles. I, Kim Kiker, will my rock-'n-roll to Michelle Deal. I, Marianne Lambert, will my laugh to Lisa Sanchez. I, Cathy Lewandowski, will my ability to get along with teachers to Bobby Apilegate. I, Tuffy Johnson, , will my art ability to Chedelle Pouquette. (l)MicheUe Malone studies and parties before a hard test.(2)Scanning stencils is only a small part of Rich Cox's job as an aide for Mrs. German. Jack Kim Horner Kiker Heath Marianne Jensen Lambert Tuffy Cathy Johnson Lewandowski People Seniors 53 Shawna Luckenbauph Michelle Malone Elliott Ness Steve Ortiz Barbi Parenteau Ron Phillips 5 people seniors Julian Ouirarte Eric Reyes Donna Rice Brian Rodman Stephanie Russell Seniors Will Personality ljShawna Luckenbaugh, will all my purple stuff to Diane Otero. I,Michelle Malone, will my ability to accidentally cheat people to Eric Olson. I(Elliott Bess, will my life to 'onna Rice. I,Barbi “’arenteau, will to a certain senior girl, my ability not to try to take things over and run everything, and don't want any of her style. I,Julian Quirarte, will my quietness to Travis Grantham, so he can keep out of trouble. I, Ron Phillips, will my I love the class of '84 button to Chadelle Pouquette, and Heidi Speckels. I; Eric Reyes, will my excessively big feet to anyone who wants them. I,Donna Rice, will my heart to Elliott Ness. I,Brian Rodman, will my ability not to be able to think of a will, to Kim Kiker. I,Stephanie Russell, will my Bob Seger belongings, and 'a list , to Tanner Grantham. 1)Drinking Dr. Pepper, sucking a lollie, and studying for a test, is all part of Cheri Talakte’s life at W.H.S. ?)Shavma Luckenbaugh, Donna Rice, and Elliott Ness, enjoy each others friendship. people seniors Seniors Will... Their Good Points WILLS: I, Albert Sandoval, will my ability to manage the Varsity Football, Basketball, and Baseball teams to Mike Cox« I, Lucy Sandoval, will my ability not to be a snob to a certain girl in the senior class and I wouldn't want her style anyways. I, Liz Shroyer, will my ability to tune in to KDKB with my braces to Chuck Brookbank. I, David Smith, will all my pens and pencils to Mr. Ayub. I, Jeff Smith, will my body to Tony Fedison. I, Cheri Talakte, will all my Senior classes to my greatest guy Kevin. I, Lori Talakte, will all the best of luck to the Class of 85, they're going to need it. I, Don Winkowski, will my bike to my little brother Mike Winkowski. I, Steve Winslow, will my 3pleen to Ronnie Hollamon. I, Ron Zuber, will all my needed and non-needed utilities and such to my little brother John. (l) Editor Eva Gabaldon acts like a clown during a Tusayan Yearbook Staff party. Lucy David Sandoval Smith Liz Jeff Shroyer Smith Cheri Talakte Lori Talakte Don Minkowski Steve Winslow Anna Wynia Ron Zuber What do you see yourself doing in 10 yrs. J.A. Living up in the woods like Grizzly Adams. J.B. I would like to be a secretary for a large corporation. C. B. I will be working as an accountant and playing for the local baseball team. D. C. I will be married to a millionaire and have no children. Sitting i.i my big M,D chair, drinking beer. M.J. I would like to be a C.P.A. and work for a large company. D.L. Marry a rich old lady who owns a chain of liquor stores. J.L Be happy and succesful in whatever job I have. Making someone that is close to me very happy for the rest of her life. L.L. Be married and living a good life. I will have a dog named Larry (Chino). (1) Junior class officers are: Michelle Jaramillo, Dianah Curry, Michelle Malone, Sean Sullivan, and Jeff Alexander. (2) Bridget Rocha keeps her grades up with intense study. 85’ Junior People Jeff Alexander Jenny Bennett Chuck Brookbank Tim Brown Denise Collins Dianah Curry Matt Bearing Kim Drollinger Surrey Hoyt Michelle Jaramillo 3ob Leavitt Doug Lee Jay Leonard Lorraine Lomas Junior People 59 Kevin Mai-er Shelley Malone Raymond Martinez Tina Martinez Sissy McLaughlin Rick Miller Jennifer Neal Rhonda Norman Benj ie Otero Serena Passalacqua Gina Payne Tim Phillips Barak Pozas (l)VJhen asked what he was doing in this picture, S. Sullivan replied, Oh, I was just kicking back! (2)While in Psychology, G. Payne reviews her notes. (3) Computer Programming, a new course Initiated in '82-83, reeuires T. Uebel's total concentration. 60 People Juniors What is Your Favorite Music Group? K.M. Alabama S. M. Journey R. M. I don't know. T. M. .38 Special S. M. Alabama R.M. Led Zeppelin J.N. Journey R. N. Def Leppard B.O. Midnight Star S. P. S.O.S. G.P. I don't have one. T. P. Def Leppard B.P. Slave Who Do You Admire? B.R. If my neohew Mitchell Rocha V.R. M Clint Eastwood J.R. It Vicki Winslow L.S. II my brother L.S. It Mr. T S.S. It my dad J.W. II Tina! M.W. tl Rich Hoyt D.W. M NOBODY S.W. It Kristi 3axter T.Y. It Mark Mace M.Z. It Bruce Baker Bridget Rocha Vince Rogers John Ruiz Lori Smith Larry Solberg Mike Stegmeir Sean Sullivan Tony Uebel Joe Weise Mike Winkowski Dusty Winter Sandy Winter Tammy Yoder 1 2 3 Mike Zarlingo 1) Who's the best? We're the best! yells Mr. Ayub. 2) In the three-legged race M. Stegmeir, R. Martinez go for the finish line. 3) At practice J. Alexander shoots free-throwsr People Juniors 63 K E S What was the most memorable event of the year? L. 3aertlein- I can't tell you B.Bates- Volleyball games R.Bowman- Basketball A.3ulfer- Christmas R.Cardoni- Driver's Ed. M. Carle- Rush Concert K.Cleer- Crazy Week N. Johnson- The Volleyball games J. Howard- The Old Clothes Race during Homecoming R. Holloman- Pajamas Dance S. Houston- Homecoming K. Hatcher- Soying on the floats K.German- Homecoming M.Garibay- When Mike Cox tumbled down the stairs for me (l)In Biology I Robert Car-dani reads a chanter from the text book.(2)The Class officers for the Sophomores are:Kim German,President; Luisa Vascuez,Vice-President ;Randi Schulte,Secretary ;Lisa Lindouist,Treas and Nicol DeLander,Class Representive. (3)Jorge Hansen sits down and enjoys the sunshine before’the first bell rings. Ricky Bowmarv Andy Bulfer Robert C ardOni Marty Carle Kim Cleer Eric Dearing Nicol DeLander Mike Dunn Pat Garcia Margaret Garibay Kim German Travis Grantham Jorge Hansen Kim Hatcher Debra Hayes Kevin Hobbs Ron Holloman Judy Howard Sherry Houston Nancy Johnson People Soohomore 6 Kris Kallberg Mark Kilpatrick Lisa Linaquist Vernon Malone Ben Martin Bubbie McLaughlin Erik Ness Martin Ortiz Diana Otero Sharon Owens Regina Passalacaua Jerry Payne Lynette Pearson Chris Pettit' Jim Price’ Julie Qui riatre Melissa Richardson Teresa Rodriquez Lisa Sanchez Samantha Sandoval ’86 66 Sophomore People 2. Everyone looks on as the sophomores try to stuff more people in the phone booth. 1. Marty Carle awaits the beginning of jazz band practice by juggling his drum sticks. 86 is ... Wild-V. Winslow Awesome-S. Sandoval Togetherness-L. Pearson The class with class-L. Vascuez Snirit and oride-L. Vas-ouez The best year of my life -L. Sanchez A year -L. Lindouist Elite-V. Malone Backwards is when T was born-J. Price Kicks-M. Richardson Randi Schulte Kelly Smith Laura Vasquez Luisa Vasquez J.P. Walker Shawn Winchester Vicki Winslow Exil WHS: Destinies Anlieipaled II --------------------------- — Priscilla Aguilar Tammy Andredfa Rose Aguilar Bobby Applegate Mitchell Brown Annette Castro Mike Cox Jeff Cook 68 Freshmen People Carrie Homei Kristie Kageman Jim Horner Sabrina Harbor - David Hollis Tony Fedison Guy Hernandez What do you want to do after highschool? C.H.: I want to be a pro football player. T.F.: I want to go to college. M.C.: I want to go to college and learn to fly A.C.: I want to be a child's institution work er. T .A.: I want to be a secretary and journalist M.B.: I don't know. K.K.: I don't know. P.A.: I don't know. F. C.: I don't know. S.H.: Go to college. R. A.: Be a teacher for the deaf. J. C.: Party G. H.: Be a double secret agent. _J.H.: Play in a band. D.H.: Play drums in a .band. S. C.: I want to go to college. K. H.: I plan to get out of town. C.J.: Go home and sleep for a week. B.A.: Go home and go to bed. (l)Members of the Fresn-men class officers are: Tony Fedison,Class Reo-resentative;Mike Cox, Treasurer;Kristy Kilpa-. t ric k, Sec re tary ;C arrie Henrie,Vice-President; Monicue Sandoval,Pres-dent.(2)In Algebra I, Chris Jaramillo,Monioue andoval,Adrienne Sanchez ard Heidi Speckles find time to talk over the day's assignment Ceci Vieining Kristy Kilpatrick Caroline Chris Jones Jaramillo Joe Huston Freshmen People 69 Hobby Lopez iussnnna I ynn Rita Martinez Jason McClain Angela McClary Kris McKinney Mark Murray Kosolie Otero Lric Olson 'I'odd Pa rente-u Malvrik. Pateli Lisa Pavne Chef.elle Pounuette � nthony Hussell i.drienne Lanchez Monique oandoval Debra - erna Heidi oneckles Danny Lolberg Pam Thomas '8? 70 People Preshman What is your most interesting class? I don't know what it is! J.Zubei Publications. A.Sanchez General Business. A.McClary Don't ask me! H.Speckles Home Ec. R.Otero Underwater Basket Weaving. M.Sandoval Auto. D. Solberg I don't know! E.Olson Lunch. A.Whitman Math. M.Patel Todd's P.E. class, $• Todd! S.Iynn Spanish. K.McKinney Pre Voc. D.Serna P.E. J.MeClain I don't have one! D.Winter I like Sussanna or body shop! T.Parenteau I guess S.S. is. R.Martinez World History. M.Murray Biology. C.Fouquette Recess! R.Lcpez Biology. L.Payne Art. J.Tindle John Tindle rtdam Whitman Dale' Winter Jeri Zuber 1. In Mrs. Brown's jth hr. biology class, Rose Aguilar works on her assignment for the day. p rVt-sVim.nT What were your career goals in High School? I had no career goals in high school. It was not until I was 30 that I realized my interest was in math and teaching. 3. Englert I first wanted to be an art teacher when I was in 2nd grade and maintained that goal through -out high school. B. Dent I wanted to be in the military full-time, or be a policeman. B. Baker F A I I I T Veskrdavs As is Rrmrmbcrrd 9) Home Ec. teacher until my senior yr. in H,S. At that point, I realized I'd have a void in my life without music, so 1 went to Indiana University to be a music major. F. Nichols-Brown I wanted to be a nurse. F. Estrada I wanted to become a lawyer, athlete, or a coach. D. Ayub DAN AYUB Soanish I II, Jr. Varsity Boys Bas ketball, Senior Class Sponsor. BRUCE BAKER Social Studies Senior Class Sponsor, Round Ball Club, Varsity Boys Basketball, F.C.A. DEBRA BROWN Biology I II, Earth Science, Girls Athletic Association Sponsor. FAUN NICHOLS-BROWN Music, Jazz Band 72 People Faculty 1. In Mrs. Brown's 4 th hr. biology clas, Donny ■■inkowski hands her a petri dish from a lab. In high school I wanted ?. in woods class, Mr. to become a nurse. Meal assists Bubby D. Brown McLaughlin. 3. One of the many secretarial jobs Mrs. Wahlfeld has is handing out asorin to students. 4. I always enjoy working with the students, they heId keep you young. BONNIE DENT Journalism, Art, Annual, Prom Sponsor. BO3 ENGLERT Mathematic, Junior Class Sponsor. FAUSTINO ESTRADA Resource Math, Wrestling Coach 4 People Faculty 73 Carol German Accounting 1,11, Typing I, Office Procedures, Data Processing Business Law, Business Math Jeanne Gillespie Home Ec. I,II Ron Hollamon Advanced Physical Education, Boys' Girls' Physical education, Track Coach, Jophomore Class Jponsor Richard Hoyt U.G. History, aZ. History, Advanced Physical Education (weights), Football Coach, Geography Free Enterprise 7U Faculty As a Student, by Whom Were You Influenced? fty business teacher, Mrs. Evelyn Morris. C. German I-ty parents. J. Gillespie Wayne See- my social studies teacher. R. Hollamon tty- coach. R. Hoyt Mr. Bert Welker- my biology teacher, and my parents. D. Kirkley tty track coach. D. Neal tty parents. C. Rau Clair Kraft- my geometry teacher. J. Richardson l)Before class, Mr. 3aker plans the days studies.?) Students hurry to turn their books in to Mr. Adreon and Mr. Richardson on the last week of school 3)Teachers look very enthusiastic during a faculty meeting. Dennis Kirkley Chemistry Science, General Math, Basic Algebra, Algebra I, Girls' J.V. Basketball Coach Dave Neal Caro1 Rau John Richardson Auto I,II, Pre VocTyping I,II, General College Bound tng- .’orkshop, VICA Business, Shorthand lish 7-8, English Advisor, Wrestling 1,11, Hecord Keeping, 3- +, Athlet- Coach Business Communicationic Director, Bookstore Manager, Sophomore Class Sponsor Faculty 75 A � « I A I S T R A T I 0 A (1) At one of the school board meetings, Jack Dent, Albert Parenteau, James McClain, Patty Mayfeld, and Dr. John Watson (not pictured) discuss the election of -he new school board president. Dan Baertlein School Board Member James McClain School Board Member Jack Dent School Board Member Penny Kilpatrick School Board Member Albert Parenteau School Board Member John Augenstein Maintainence Patty Alexander Office Manager Dr. John Watson 76 Administration School Board Member When you were a student in school, what did you think of the administration? Sue Iynn Eddy District Bookkeeper Franklin Adreon Principal J. Dent They were very cold and distant oeings. P. Kilpatrick They ere very strict and fair. if. heDowell I had only one occession to be involved with my school s ad :ini::tr tors. hy high school had 3600 students. On my first day in high school I got in a fight and was sent to the boy's dean. He paddled the tar out of me and called ay parents. Chen I _ot Don Binder Psychologist Judy Cutlipp Councilor's Secretary Nancy Hain Teacher s Aide Gene McDougall Janitor home my dad peddled the tar out of me. I never went back to find out what they were like. L. ‘dreon I have good memories of my high school's ad ..inistra tors. 0. .ahIfelc 5o...e 'ere helpful and some were r-ther har..-nosed. S. Sddy I was in a lar ;e school district and I felt the ac ini strati on. was adequate F. Alexander I t ought it was pretty good. J. Augenstein I never for .ed an opinion of the school administration becaus I as never in one school more than three years at a time. J. Cutlipp Norma McDowell Jan Neal Pressie Torrez Sharen Vahlfeld School Nurse Teacher's Janitor Principal’s Aide Secretary Administration 77 Two Different Worlds: Exchange Student Compares U.S., Holland HM Lifestyles As each school year begins old memories leave and new ones are made. This year a new student hopes to make some fond memories of her own. Her name, Anna Dina Wynia. Anna was born in Holland on June 29, 1965. As a youngster back in Holland and even now, Anna has a deep fascination for sports. I guess I have a weakness for everything that has to do with sports, I love several sports, like volleyball, softball, and swimming, just to name a few. Watching sports on t.v. or live, is fun also. Sports aren't the only thing that fascinates Anna. I like Traveling and meeting people from other countries, and to learn about their customs. While learning more about the customs of people in Williams, Anna is staying with the Dan Baertlein family. I really appreciate what they are doing for me and for letting me be a part of their family for the year. With the busy schedule she has all day, Anna still takes time to participate is school activities. Currently Anna is involved in FBLA, and is an honorary member of the NHS. ?8 Honors Annie Wynia Trio Reaches Top With the support of her parents, and doing all her homework, Terri Hoffman has acheived the highest honor award a senior mag acquire. When asked about her school philosophy she commented, When I was Salutatorian in the 8th grade I decided that I wanted to be Valedictorian of high school and to make straight A's every year, that 's what kept me going. Receiving the A.S.U Medallion of Merit is one Paying attention in class (most of the time) and doing my homework(most of the time), was Salutatorian Becky Claab's statement about her academic success. When asked what she planned to do after graduation, Becky stated, This summer I will work full time at the Williams News. Next fall I will go to college. Becky explained that she has chosen the U of A and will I never really tried to do well in school, except to play sports, so I just took things as they came and I was very glad I got them. remarked Historian Jeff Smith. Jeff's future after graduation is already mapped out. He plans to work and then go on a mission for his church. When questioned about what college he planned on attending he reflected, The of Terri 's many achievements. She is an active member in NHS, and the cheer squad, and at present she is student body president. Do you have any plans for college? Yes, I plan to attend A.S.U in the fall and major in political science or pre-law. How did you feel when you found out you were Valedictorian? I was happy and relieved that I finally did it. major in business and eventually go into law. Receiving the Presidential Award from The U of A is only one of Becky's most prized academic honors. Becky is an active member in NHS and works as a student journalist at the Williams News. When asked who helped her most to achieve her Salutatorian status, she replied, My mom. U of A, right now, but that is two years from now, so it may change. I am going to be a computer engineer though. Jeff thought that being Historian was his most treasured academic award. Jeff is an active member in NHS, and is Senior Class Treasurer. When questioned as to who helped him the most to ach-eive this honor he stated, Myself, Honor s Acadeir.ics 79 Tusayan Dedicates to Coaches for All Their Assistance The coaches at Williams High School deserve a big hand of applause. The Tusayan Yearbook Slaff has dedicated this year's annual to them. Being a teacher is a full time job but these people give up more time to help students perform their best in extracurricular athletics. Mr. Ron Hollamon has coached basketball six years, and track three years. He feels we have good coaches at W.H.S. and a lot of school spirit. Mr. Richard Hoyt has coached baseball ten years, football nine years, basketball one year and track half a year. When asked to state his feelings on coaching he replied, We have squeezed a lot of success out of this little hamlet. For seven years Mr. Jim Wesson has been busy coaching a variety of sports. He has coached wrestling two years, football three years, track one year, and girls basketball five years. He expresses that one of his reasons for working in education is the opportunity to coach sports. Mr. Bruce Baker has coached football four years, basketball six years, and baseball one year. He states that he has always been proud of our athletics and our sports program. 80 Honors Dedication Top: Mr. Baker, Mr. Kirk ley, hr. wesson, Mr. Ayub, Mr. Hollaman. Bottom: Mr. Hoyt, Mr. Estrada, Mrs. Brown, Mr. Halbert. Coaches Acclaimed Mr. Faustino Estrada has coached football four years, and J.V. football and baseball for one year. He expresses that the kids are good to work with and the community support is great. Mr. Dan Ayub has coached baseball one year, basketball two years, and been track asst, two years. He is a coach because he enjoys the opportunity to work with students outside the classroom. Mrs. Debbie Brown coaches both softball and volleyball three years. The reason she coaches is because she likes watching the girls compete and do their best. A first year teacher at Williams, Mr. Gary Halbert has been an asst, football coach one year and baseball two years. The reason he coaches baseball is because he feels he knows enough about the game and how it is played in order to have a winning team. A first year teacher, Mr. Dennis Kirkley, coaches girls J.V. Basketball. When he was asked why he coaches that sport he replied, Basketball is my favorite sport to participate in. (1)Mr. Halbert shares his knowledge of gripping a bat.(2)Mr. Wesson talks strategy with the Girls Varsity.(3)Mr. Hoyt and Babba Looez prepare to dedicate the game ball.(4) Clip board in hand, Mrs. Brown is ready to go.(5) Mr. Hollamon takes a rest from coaching track. Honors Dedication 8l Booster Club Booster Club Strives to Meet Goals PRESIDENT John Miller 1st V.P. Mike Benham 2nd V.P. Larry Hutchins TREASURER Dave Wahlfeld SECRETARY Jimmie Cox The Booster Club's goals were already being accomplished before the year began. Our goal was to try and get one hundred members, commented President John Miller. Other objectives met included being able to donate to Mrs. McNelley's Middle School reading class, The Olympics of the Mind, W.H.S. football, basketball, volleyball, the cheer squad, and N.H.S. The fund-raisers that helped them the most were the oak raffle and the membership drive. Funds raised are contributed mainly to the students. Jimmie Cox felt the most rewarding part of her membership in the Booster Club is having the pleasure of being able to help the kids. 1. At the Elementary-Middle School, secretary J. Cox also serves as the Booster Club seceretary. 2. In the Homecoming parade J. Briggs drives the Booster Club float with C. Cole in back. 3. The Wadleigh girls sit on a cord of wood raffled off by the Booster Club which Mr. Bohnsack won. A. At a Booster Club kick off banquet R. Cox spots D. Lee,Jr. 5. The Booster Club also helped SDonsor the Chemical People program. 82 Clubs Booster Club Clubs Booster Club 83 __________________________I What do you do with your hard earned cash? E. Dearing-''Pay bills and help my mom out and pay for my own stuff. L. Lomas- I put it in the bank, buy school equipment, and clothes. M. Ortiz- I save it so that I can buy me a car. V. Rogers- I spend it on my girlfriend, my truck, and my bad habits. T. Yoder- l buy records, make-up, clothes, and save some of it. R. Zuber- I pay bills. (l)At Ray's Chevron, V. Rogers works forty hours a week pumping gas, washing windows, and doing minor mechanics. (2)Dishwasher, M. Ortiz, washes dishes at Rod's Steak House twenty hours a week so that he can buy him a car. (3)Junior L. Lomas is the cook at MW. She works twenty-one or twenty-four hours most weeks. Ads Division t (OEmDloyee at Mountain Side Inn, T. Yoder, rings up a customer's bill. She works as a waitress twenty hours a week. (5)3alad chef, S. Dearing, works for Rod's Steak House preparing salads for the many customers who come to eat there. ( Employee at Z-Tek, R. Zuber, prepares a crystal. He works forty hours a week. Z-Tek is one of the newer businesses in town thht hires teenagers from high school to work for them during lunch and after school. ADS KC HiLiTSS l.dlilillS 1 Top row left to right: E. Otero, B DeLander, B. Cluck., A. Jaramillo, L. Ham, S. Sanchez, E. Santana, W. Simmons, M. Stetler, C. Martin Bottom row left to right: P. Brown, R. Brown, M. Glass-burn, S. Halbert, D. Harbour, V. Santana, P. Rico, K. Benham, C. DeLander 86 V From Garage to Factory Brown’s Cars Trends ?re started by eople trying to e ulr-te what they see and a,d. .ire, says Pete K. Brown, PC's owner and founder. Tquin-ped with'3 suburbans, 2 chevy trucks, and 1 camaro, KC lets people see the quality and design of the products as they appear on vehicles. ood merchandising involves s owing off products to their best advantage. Rece tly ap earing in magazines like if Wheel and Off :-’osd, ot Rod and Car Craft, r. Brown's cars did just that. Although these vehicles are mainly used for testing, hr. Brown t-kes excellent care of them- (l)The KC HiLites building as it stands west of town. ( ) Pete Brown's 1979 chevy truck, 1983 suburban, 1983 canaro. (3) These trucks -re the KC hauling trucks, (if) Like it says, KC HiLites lead the way- (5)Pete irown's 1( 83 chevy ca1 aro. .hat a -eautiel K HiLites, Inc. was started in 1970 by Pete and Carol Brown in their garage in the Los Angeles area of Southern California. As Pete te_ls it, We tried all of the auxiliary lighting then available, and every lint tested was a dis-ap'Oint ent. t see-: ed that t. ere wasn’t a li ;hL available that was really .iuch urighter than normal high-ben;, aead-lights'. Today the KC rroduct line in-clu es : ig : -specialized private-labeled off-road la s which are used and referred by approximately 75 er cent of all off-road competitors, as well as f il., y-ap roved hi L.vay li hting, agricultural, emergency, fog, iotorcycle ant passing lights plus related accessories for installation, protection and replacement. These products are snipped from our factory in 7i? lians, Arizona through aparoximately 500 national ware mse distributors as well as several international locations. riftke Colo si v J; _ Vurkcr House RESTAURANT Kentucky Fried Chicken 112 No Second St. 635-2703 Come on in for the best tasting chicken in town. Treat your family to a finger lickin' dinner. Parker House 525 W. Bill Wins. 635-4590 For a family atmosphere stop in for a sit-down dinner. Macauley Rentals 635-2552 P.0. Box 365 Congratulations _to the graduating class. Good luck in the future. Michael Jeanette Macauley Gateway Music 206 W. Bill Wins. Your Local Music Store Instruments bought-sold-rented-repaired. Mary Kay Cosmetics Beauty Consultant Jeanette Macauley The Tusayan Staff would like to thank the following people for their support in buying a booster ad: William B. Sutton Dr. Daniel H. Oakman, D.M.D 66 Auto Supply City of Williams Red Durnez Salad Bar 4650 No Highway 89 Flagstaff Mall Blue Entrance. Flagstaff, A2 86001 526-1047 We serve delicious soups, salads, sandwiches, and desserts. Coming Attractions 155 W. Bill Wins. 635-9246 Dent’s A W Restaurant 720 W. Bill Wms. Av. 635-4722 Hamburgers and Mexican food. Vaughn’s Indian Store Jim and Jeanne Glasscock 121 E. Bill Wms.Ave Williams, Az. 86046 635-2421 We've been serving Northern Az. for over 50 years. 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Baxter, Kris Basketball 4yrs, All Conference 2nd team,9, first team,10,11, 2nd 12, Softball 2yrs, Volleyball 4yrs, Track 2yrs, FBLA lyr, GAA 3yrs, FCA lyr, Honor Roll lyr. Cox, Richard Football 4yrs, Honors, Baseball 3yrs, Track 2yrs, Wrestling lyr. Weightlifting 4yrs, 200,250,300,400,Clubs, 220 St Champion, 1983 State Champs, FCA lyrs, Secretary, Sergeant-at-arm, Craig, Brian Football 4yrs, honors. Baseball lyr Track 3yrs, wrestling 3yrs, weightlifting 4yrs. 200, 300, 400, clubs, Tusayan staff 2yrs, 1 yr, sports editor, lyr, layout editor, Photograph, 1982, FCA 4yrs, Prsident, 12, Homecoming King attendent, 2nd place, Honor roll 3yrs. Deal, Michelle Basketball 3yrs, Softball 2yrs, Volleyball lyr, Track lyr. Dearing, Erin Band 2yrs. Dunagan, Kelly Basketball lyr, FBLA lyr, Band 4yrs, Honor Roll 2yrs. Gabaldon, Eva Track 2yrs, Tusayan Staff 3yrs, Business Manager, Editor, Cheer Pom Ihyrs, FBLA lyr, Gaa lyr, FCA 2yrs, Homecoming Royalty, 2nd attendant for Queen. Glaab, Becky Basketball 1 yr,girls score keeper, Softball lyr, Student Council 2yrs, 11,class representative, 12,Secretary, FBLA 3yrs, Reporter, Vice-Pres NHS 3yrs, Secretary Treasurer, Band 3yrs, Chess Club lyr, Honor Roll 4yrs, Scholastic Awards, Girls State Alternate. 96 Senior Index Gorney, Michelle Track 2yrs, 11th,12th, Student Council lyr, 11,Chairman of activities, FBLA 3yrs, FCA lyr. Grantham, Tanner Football 4yrs,Co-captain, 12, Honors, Baseball 3yrs, Wrestling 3yrs, Weightlifting 4yrs,State Champ,1983, 300 Club,500 sguat club, Student Council, Vice-pres. 9th, Homecoming Royalty,1st runner-up,for King. Hansen, Vicki Tennis 4yrs, Student Council 3yrs, 10,vice-president, 11,vice-Dresident 12,Social Manaqer, Cheer Pom 4urs, 12,Captain, NHS 3yrs, 11,Secretary, 12,President, GAA 3yrs, FCA 2yrs, Homecoming Queen 1983-84, Honor Roll 4yrs. Hartford, Denae Hatcher, Sam Football 3hyrs, Basketball 4yrs, Baseball 3hyrs, Track Ihyrs, weightlifting 2yrs, Student Council lyr, Representative, Round Ball 2yrs Pres. 12, FCA 3yrs, Homecoming Royalty 3yrs, 9, 10,12, Prom Royalty lyr, Honor Roll lyr. Hoffman, Terri Basketball (stats for boys,10), Tennis 2yrs, 3rd, 4th at dist., Track 2yrs, Student Council 4yrs Class rep. 9, vice-pres.11, Pres. 12, Tusayan Staff Ihyrs, Cheer pom 3yrs, Co-captain, 11, NHS 3yrs GAA 3 yrs, Band 1h yrs, FCA 3yrs, Homecoming Royalty, Dutchess, Princess, 1st attendant to queen, Prom Royalty, princess,11, Honor Roll 4 yrs, Scholastic Awards. Horner, Jack Football 2yrs. Kiker, Kim Chorus 2yrs, Tusayan Staff lyr. Lambert, Marianne Volleyball 2yrs, Manager, Track lyr, Tusayan Staff lyr, Band 4yrs. Lewandowski, Cathy FBLA lyr, Treasurer, Band 1yr, Honor Roll 4yrs. Luckenbaugh, Shawna Malone, Michelle Track lyr, Student Council 3vrs, 9, Vice-Dresident., 10, President, 11, Treasurer, Band 2hurs, Jazz nand, fur, Honor Roll 2yrs. Ness, Elliott Football lyr, Baseball 3yrs, Weightlifting 2yrs, FCA 2yrs. Ortiz, Steve Wrestling 3yrs, VICA lyr. Parenteau, Barbi Volleyball lyr, student Council 4yrs,Class pres, Cheer Pom 3yrs, Co-captain, VICA lyr, FBLA 2yrs, Secretary, NHS lyr, GAA 3yrs, Treasurer,club rep, Band lyr, Honor Roll 4yrs, Scholastic Awards, Girls State. Phillips, Ron Basketball 1yr, (manager), FBLA lyr, Seryeant-at-arms. Quiriarte, Julian Reyes, Eric Chess Club lyr, Honor Roll 2yrs. Rice, Donna Track 2yrs, FCA 2yrs. Russell, Stephanie Basketball 3yrs, Video, Softball lyr, Volleyball 4yrs, Tennis 2yrs, Student Council 1yr,Senior class rep., FBLA 1yr,Historian, GAA 3yrs, Band lyr, FCA lyr, Honor Roll 4yrs, Scholastic Awards. Sandoval, Albert Football 3yrs, Basketball 4yrs, Baseball 3yrs, Student Council lyr, 10, class treasurer, Tusayan Staff 1 yr. Sandoval, Lucy Basketball 3urs,video, Volleuball surs, Student Council lyr, class vice-president, FBLA 1yr,Reporter GAA 3urs, Band lyr, FCA 2yrs, Honorable Mention Honor Roll 4urs Smith, David Football 2yrs, Tight-end, Chess Club lyr, Honor Roll lyr, Scholastic Awards. Smith, Jeff Football 4yrs, Basketball 3yrs, stats lyr, Track 4 yrs, Weightlifting lyr, Tusayan Staff 2yrs, Sports Editor, FBLA 2yrs, President, NHS 3yrs, Vice-president, FCA 2yrs, Honor Roll 4yrs, Scholastic Awards. Shroyer, Elizabeth basketball lyr, Softball 2yrs, Tusayan Staff 2yrs, (ohotoyrapher), FCA 2urs. Talkte, Cheri Basketball 4yrs, All Conference B-West, Honorable Mention, Softball 4yrs, Honors, Volleyball 4yrs, Honors, GAA 3yrs, Reporter,pres., Student Council 2yrs, Secretary II, Secretery 12, Scholastic Award lyr. Talkte, Lori Basketball 3yrs, 12,captian, Softball 2yrs, 11,2nd team B-West all con. outfield, Volleyball 4yrs,honors, Track lyr, Tusayan Staff lyr, GAA 3yrs, Band 3yrs, FCA lyr, Honorable Mention Honor Roll 4yrs. Winkowski, Don Football lyr. Weightlifting 2yrs, 2nd in State FCA 2yrs. Winslow, Steve Football 2yrs, Wrestling 4yrs, 1st Orme Tournement, and outstanding wrestler,1st SCA tournement,3rd Williams tournement,3rd,4th,Payson Tournement, FCA 2yrs. Wynia, Anna Volleyball lyr, FBLA lyr, NHS lyr. Zuber, Ron Baseball 3yrs. Senior Index 97 Aguilar, Rose 15, 68 Aguilar, Priscilla 10, 68 Andrede, Tammy 6, 21, 67, 68 Applegate, Bobby 68 Brown, Mitchell 68 Castro, Annette 15, 68 Cox, Mike 17, 67, 68 Cook, Jeff 68 Craig, Shana 17, 32 68 Crespin, Rene' 68 Davis, Jim 68 Fedison, Tony 69 Gaines , Rose 71 Hageman, Kristie 69 Harbor, Sabrina 7, 69 Henrie, Carrie 6, 15, 32, 69 Hernandez, Guy 36, 69 Hollis, David 69 Horner, Jim 69 Huston, Joe 69 Jaramillo, Chris 69 Jones, Caroline 69 Kilpatrick, Kristy 69 Lopez, Robby 70 Lynn, Sussanna 7, 39, 70 Martinez, Rita 7, 70 MaClain, Jason 70 McKinney, Kris 70 Murray, Mark 70 Olson, Eric 10, 36, 70 Parenteau, Todd 36, 70 Payne, Lisa 16, 70 Pershall, Venus 70 Pettit, James 70 Pouguette, Chedelle 15, 16, Sanchez, Adrienne 21, 67, 70 Sandoval, Monique 15, 68, 70 Serna, Debra 70 Sol berg, Danny 70 Speckles, Heidi 20, 24, 25, Thomas, Pam 71 Weining, Ceci 71 Whitman, Adam 15, 17, 71 Winter, Dale 71 Ayala, Gabe 65 Baertlein, Lisa 30, 39, 65 Bates, Brian 31, 65 Bowman, Ricky 65 Cardani, Robert 5, 65 Carle, Marty 65, 66 Cleer, Kim 12, 30, 65 Dearing, Eric 65 Delander, Nicol 17, 21, 23, 32, 65 Dunn, Mike 65 Garcia, Pat 48, 65 Garibay, Margaret 67, 65 German, Kim 5, 7, 12, 21, 23, 65, 67 Grantham, Travis 11, 12 Hansen, Jorge 16, 39, 65 Hatcher, Kim 17, 30, 49, 65 Hobbs, Kevin 65 Hollaman, Ronnie 65 Howard, Judy 6, 65, 67 Huston, Sherry 65 Johnson, Nancy 65 Kallberg, Kris 39, 66 Kilpatric, Mark 31, 66 Lindquist, Lisa 30, 39, 66 Malone, Vermon 8, 17, 66 Martin, Ben 66 McLaughlin, Hubert 72, 66 Ness, Erik 1, 9, 10, 66 Ortiz, Martin 66 Otero, Diana 66 Owens, Sharon 39, 66 Passalacqua, Regina 66 Payne, Jerry 66 Pearson, Lynette 2, 7, 10, 22, 23, 32, 52, 66 Pettit, Chris 66 Price, Jimmy 66 Quirarte, Julie 66 Richardson, Melissa 5, 9, 32, 66 Rodriquez, Teresa 66 Sanchez, Lisa 6, 21, 66, 67 Sandoval, Samantha 30, 66 Schulte, Randi 14, 67 Smith, Kelly 5, 25, 67 Vasquez, Laura 67 Vasquez, Luisa 6, 21, 46, Winchester, Shawn 5, 31, 6 Winslow, Vicki 25, 27, 67 98 Index Alexander, Jeff 3, 15, 58, 59, 63 Bennett, Jenny 59 Brookbank, Chuck 31, 59 Brown, Tim 59, 68 Collins, Denise 59, 73 Curry, Dianah 1, 9, 10, 21, 23, 58, 59 Dearing, Matt 59 Dralenger, Kim 59 Hoyt, Surrey 49, 59 Jaramillo, Michelle 23, 32, 30, 58, 59 Leavitt, Robert 59 Lee, Doug 59, 83 Leonard, Jay 59 Lomas, Lorraine 59 Maier, Kevin 17, 60 McLaughlin, Carrie 63 Malone, Shelley 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 9, 11, 16, 22, 23, 30, 32, 60 Martinez, Raymond 37, 60 Miller, Rick 60 Neal, Jennifer 60 Norman, Rhonda 60 Otero, Benjie 60 Passalacgua, Serena 9, 30, 39, 60 Payne, Gina 60, 61 Phillips, Tim 60 Pozas, Barak 60 Rocha, Bridget 58, 63 Rogers, Vince 63 Ruiz, John 63 Smith, Lori 32, 63 Solberg, Larry 63 Sullivan, Sean 15, 21, 49, 58, 60 63, 67 Stegmeir, Mike 31, 62, 63 Uebel, Anthony 61, 63 Wiese, Joe 31, 63 Winter, Dusty 63 Winter, Sandra 30, 38, 39, 63 Yoder, Tammy 63 Zarlingo, Mike 1 0, Barter, Kimm 30, 39, 48, 50 Bater, Kristi, 13, 24, 38, 39 Bennett, Edith 50 Cox, Richard 5, 50, 52, 83 Craig, Brian 3, 8, 9 ' 0, 1 3, Deal, Michelle 5, 50 5 1 Dearing, Erin 5 1 Dunagan, Kelly 2 48, 51 Gabaldon, Eva 2 , 8, 10, 15, 21, 24, 25, 30, 51, 67 Glaab, Becky 2, 21, 22, 23, 24 68 Gorney, Michele 24, 52 Grantham, Tanner 1, 7, 8. 1 1, Hansen, Vicki 2 , 3, 4, 5, 8 , 9 14, 15, 21, ??, 30, 32, 52, 68 Hartford, Denae 52 hatcher, Sammy 1, 4, 5, 8, 11, 14, 15, 31, 36 Hoffman, Terri 2, 3, 8, 10, 1 1 20, 21, 22, 30, 32, 52, 67 Horner, Jack 53 Jensen, Heath 9, 24, 53 Kiker, Kim 20, 53, 67 Lambert, Marianne 30, 53, 67 Lewandowski, Cathy 2, 24, 53 Luckenbaugh, Shawna 53, 54 Ness, Elliott 54, 55 Ortiz, Steve 54 Parenteau, Barbi 3, 11, 23, 24 32, 50, 54, 67, 68 Phillips, Ronald 24, 25, 54 Quiriarte, Julian 55 Reyes, Eric 55 Rice, Donna 9, 55 Russell, Stephanie 3, 24, 30, 53 Sandoval, Albert 56, 67 Sandoval, Lucy 2, 3, 4, 5, 13, 21, 25, 30, 38, 39, 56 Smith, Jeffrey 10, 24, 25, 50, 68 Smith, David 56 Shroyer, Elizabeth 21, 49, 50, Talakte, Cheri 5, 30, 38, 39, Talakte, Lori 30, 38, 39, 57, Winkowski, Donny 17, 57, 72 Rodman, Brian 52 Winslow, Steve 3, 57 Wynia Anna 24, 25, 39, 57, 68 Zuber, Ron 9, 57' 46, 68 15, 51 22, 51, 10 52 , 11, 13, , 15, , 30, 39, 50, 17, 56, 56, 67 54, 57 67 63 Index 99 Come on Feel the Noise Come on feel the noise.... Xin the halls in the classrooms The noise of friendship... The noise of belonging... 1C-.- Closing l.For the art class, John Ruiz models while students sketch him« 2. Lori Talakte, Marianne Lambert, and Vicki VJinslow watch downstairs. 3� In recordkeeping, Denise Collins works on her daily assignment. 4 Guy Hernandez works on a motorcycle in auto shop. 5� In the library, Becky Glaab types the minutes for student council. 6. Taking a break,Lisa Sanchez stretches wildly. Closing 101 102 -losing PG. NO. (l) Michelle Jaramillo and Lynette Pearson enjoy-cake at a party before a football game.-(?) Lucy Sandoval and Donny Wink-owski share time before class. (3) Sean Sullivan and Albert Sandoval discuss the year book. (l) Seniors wait for the school board meeting to begin. (2) Many students attended the Masquerade Dance put on by the Yearbook Staff. (3) Felecia Crespin and Lisa Payne enjoy each others company (4) Jeff Smith takes a time-out” from his Rock With Your Friends Get Wild With Your Friends (l) Yusayan .stiff hammed it up for a picture on the day of Margaret Garibay's birthday. (?) Tammy nd-rede reflected on her new assignment in publications. (3) On the way home from school Igiura Vasnueg. rode the bus in tranquility. (4) Functions class kept Michelle Malone and Jeff .smith working hard in the computer room, (b) editor Kva Gabaldon worked a i had fun in pub!icat ns. Get wild wild, wild... at games, at assemblies. Get wild with your friends... Have fun, fun, fun... 104 Closing ’84 Supplement (l)Seniors get their last picture taken before they go separate ways after they graduate. Members of NHS went down to the middle school to help the students let off their balloons to celebrate National Library Day. School’s End Tolls Changes in Lifestyles Spring fever has hit WHS! Students showed this by acting crazy in the halls and practically everywhere else. Seniors enjoyed their last days together, and the other students acted WILD because school was almost over. For the last 3 weeks of school, students were throwing parties, signing yearbooks, helping out with fund-raisers, and helping other students with their projects. Openinr ”105 Prom Welcome to Heaven (1) Royalty elected for the 1984 Junior-Senior Prom: Prince, Mike Steg-meir; Princess, Michelle Jaramillo; ,-ueen, Vicki Hansen; King, Tanner Grantham (2) The couples are really getting down at the prom, (l) Chatting while dancing, Becky Glaab and 3rian Criag are having a good time. (2) Relaxing from dancing, Michelle Malone and Brian Donovan smile for a picture. (3) Posing for an Alfa Studios picture , Vicki and Tanner are proud to be 1984 Prom King and iueen. ’ ror Once apon a time in 'Williams, Arizona a fairy godmother came down to enchant the weary souls at WHS. She promised them an exciting time at the Junior-Senior Prom. So the students hustled looking for prom-dates, buying dresses, renting tuxedos and ordering flowers. Finally the big night arrived and everyone was off tc the dance. The theme was Heaven and heaven is where they belie.ved they were! A large pink canopy of streamers hovered above the Ponderosa Lodge Ballroom. Baskets of flowers, graced blue-covered tables. Befresh-ments included two large sheet cakes and punch from a champagne fountain. They all went home with memories and they lived happily ever after. iron IP'1 Tracksters Strive to Set Many Records Tracksters raced to set school records as they competed against teams from throughout B-West conference. Brian Craig scored the second-most points ever in a single year in track. His total was 207. Terri Hoffman earned the second-most points for girls with a total of 120 points. She placed for state competition in the hurdles. Ey competing in many track meets for pole vault and hurdles, Andy Bulfer won the second-most medals this year. Kelly Smith did an excellant job by breaking both school records for shotput and discus. Sam Hatcher put on the best show in state when he took second place in the 200-meter dash. A school record was also set for the girls' ADO relay team. Included on the team were: Michelle Gor- ney, Lisa Lindquist, Shana Craig, and Terri Hoffman. When asked what made him want to coach track, and what he thought about the team this year, Coach Ron Hollamon stated, I like the sport because it's an individual sport. I also competed in track in high school and college. vThis year's team was one of the finest groups that I have coached in 13 years at WHS. They may not be loaded with talent, but they were hard working and very fun to work with. I will miss the sport and these fine people next year. 108 Track Members of the track team were:(row one)R. Cox, J. Alexander, J. McClain, M. Stegmeir, ,.’sst. Coach D. Ayub(roK -two)Coach R. Holla-mon, R. Schulte, J. Hansen. E. Gabaldon, M. Gomey, S. Craig(row three)K. Smithj K. German, B. Glaab, K. Baxter(row four)T. Hoffman, A Bulfer, S. Malone, L. Lindquist, and R. Hollamon, Jr. Not pictured are J. Smith and B. Craig l)With just a few inches to go, Mike Stegmeir struggles to finish the race.(2)Richard Cox and Rick Miller take a rest after hard work in a track meet.(3)Trying his hardest, Andy Bulfer strives to jump the pole. (A)Andy Bulfer quickly hands the baton to Jeff Alexander in one of many relay races.(5)At the end of the track season, Coach Hollemon held a cook-out at his house. (6)Brian Craig strives to make a good jump. Track I09 Softball Softball Makes Hit With Girls Varsity and junior varsity softball teams were successful because,as Mrs. Brown stated, the turn out was excellent! and they had an exciting season. Both teams put forth a great effort, and in doing so Kim Hatcher was chosen first team allconference as short-stop. Cheri Talakte was chosen second team all-conference for second base, and Kym Drollinger was chosen second team all-conference for third base. 'We did good because we had a lot of experience and a lot of good hitters, stated freshman Monique Sandoval. All in all, Mrs. Brown felt,'The girls were all great to work with,and we had a lot of fun. Members of the VfflS junior varsity soft-ball team are (front, left-right) Monique Sandoval, Kristie Hageman, Sussanna Lynn, Laura Vasquez, (back) Kim Cleer, Melissa Richardson, Sharon Owens and Debra Hayes. Not pictured are Chedelle Pouquette and Julie Quiriarte. imc% 1 1. At home plate D. Curry swings for the ball against Camp Verde. A close game, the Vikes lost by two. 2. C. Talakte, in an all-out swing, hopes for a home run. The away game against Maricopa ended in a 1U to 15 score with the Ramettes on top. 3. Batter K. Cleer prepares to swing against Camp Verde; the dust devils held up the game several times as all action stopped due to poor visibility. L. D. Curry slides home to score a run. 5. K. Hatcher slides into base in the game against the Maricopa IZamettes. Junior Varsity Softball Scoreboard 12 WHS Bradshaw 9 2 WHS Camp Verde IS 6 WHS Mayer 25 11 WHS Bradshaw 14 10 WHS Camp Verde Varsity 10 Softball Scoreboard 21 WHS Mayer 16 8 WHS Maricopa 11 14 WHS Maricopa 15 0 WHS Bradshaw 10 28 WHS Bagdad 3 33 WHS Bagdad o 8 WHS Camp Verde 10 2 WHS Seligman 11 21 WHS Gila Bend 5 12 WHS Gila Bend 2 4 WHS Seligman 16 6 WHS Antelope 19 6 'WHS Antelope 12 6 WHS Bradshaw 17 14 WHS Camp Verde 31 Members of the WHS varsity team are (front, left-right) Sandy Winter, Monique Sandoval, Serena Passalacqua, Samantha Sandoval, Kristie Hageman, (middle) coach Debbie Brown, Kym Drollinger, Michelle Jaramillo, Laura Vasquez, Kim Cleer, (back) Tina Martinez, flianah Gurry, Cheri Talakte, Kim Hatcher, and Lori Talakte. ■ ■ FRT A Student r DL Council Campaign speeches were held on April 16th and followed by elections on the 19th. Student body officers for 1984-85 are President-Shelly Malone, Vice-President-Lynette Pearson, Secretary-Kelly Smith, Treasurer-Jorge Hansen, Representative-Nicky DeLander, Social Manager-Michelle Jaramillo. FBLA Ranked 2nd Statewide Student Government Candidates Race Toward Election V otes Cl y Randi Schulte baps her face whixe v.utting on her speech. (2) While running for vice-president, L.ynette tearson dares to drean. April 13th and 14th, FBLA traveled to Tempe to compete against top-notch FBLA Clubs in the state. The following students received awards for their performances. Kim German, Jenny Bennett, Jeff Smith, Becky Glaab, Brian Bates Shawn Winchester, Heidi Speckels, Lucy Sandoval, Stephanie Russell, Annie Wynia, Eva Jabaldon and Ron Phillips. Jenny Bennett was elected FBLA State Secretary. 112 FBLA State-SX EImc II (l) The American History award was pre- (2) Valedictorian, Terri Hoffman absented to exchange student, Annie 'ynia. certs her award presented by Mr. Students Who Profited Most From Education Are Honored Publications Staff Awards presented by Mrs. Bonnie Dent Cox, Mike Hoffman, Terri Sanchez, Adrienne Sullivan, Sean Andrede, Tammy Garibay, Margaret Lambert, Marianne Sandoval, Albert Vasquez, Luisa Art awards presented by Mrs. Bonnie Dent Hollamon, Ronnie Hansen, Vicki Kallberg, Kris Cox, Richard Music Awards presented by Mrs. Faun Nichols-Brown Richardson, Melissa German, Kim Cox, Mike Vasquez, Laura Jaramillo, Michelle Malone, Michelle Social Studies awards presented by Richard Hoyt Kilpatrick, Kristy Malone, Shelley World History Baertlein, Lisa Carle, Marty Lindquist, Lisa German, Kim Winchester, Shawn Psychology Sociology Curry, Dianah Social Studies awards for Mr. Bruce Baker classes presented by Mr. Richard Hoyt Gabaldon, Eva Howard, Judy Sanchez, Lisa Talakte, Lori Dearing, Erin Kilpatrick, Kristy Winchester, Shawn Lindquist, Lisa Wynia, Anna Bates, Brian Malone, Vernon Government Glaab, Becky Hoffman, Terri Hansen, Vicki Russell, Stephanie Wynia, Anna Talakte, Cheri Smith, Jeffrey Parenteau, Barbi! English awards presented by Mr. Dan Ayub Baertlein, Lisa Lindquist, Lisa Schulte, Randi Malone, Vernon Winchester, Shawn Carle, Marty Garibay, Margaret Hansen, Jorge Winter, Sandra Kallberg, Kris Mathematics awards presented by Mr. Bob Englert Functions Glaab, Becky German, Kim Kallberg, Kris Scientific Programming Glaab, Becky Hoffman, Terri Smith, Jeffrey Kallberg, Kris Algebra II Malone, Vernon McCallister, Brian Schulte, andi 113 Scholarships “W.H.S. Students Received $27,250 Worth of Scholarships” — J. Wisson Mathematics awards presented by Mr. Denis Kirkley Algebra I - Hayes, Debra Chem Science - Craig, Brian General Math - Craig, Shana Garibay, Margaret Howard. Judy Future Business Leaders of America, awards presented by Mrs. Speckles, Heidi Glaab, Becky Gabaldon, Eva Sandoval, Lucy Gorney, Michelle Heath, Jensen Bates, Brian Parenteau, Barbi Wynia, Anna Smith, Jeffrey Rodman, Brian Winchester, Shawn Carol German Bennett, Jenny Russell, Stephanie Lewandowski, Cathy Phillips, Ron German, Kim Future Business Leaders of America Scholarships awarded by Mrs. Carol German Parenteau, Barbi - Russell, Stephanie (each to receive $75.00) Girl's State Award presented by Ms. Candy Garcia representative from Williams High School for 1983 Parenteau, Barbi Boy's State Award presented by Mrs. Fred Avila (American Legion) representative from Williams High School for 1983 Smith, Jeffrey Student-Faculty Scholarship presented by Mr. Denis Kirkley Hoffman, Terri to receive scholarship of $200.00 Mexican Fiesta Committee'Scholarship presented by Dr. CesaerecVasquez Hansen, Vicki - Russell, Stephanie (each to receive $250.00) Rotary Scholarship presented by Pete Kahon $500.00 each to Glaab, Becky Hansen, Vicki $250.00 each to Winslow, Steve, Russell, Stephanie, Hoffman, Tprri Parenteau, Barbi Mason Scholarship presented by Mr. Jack Dent Malone, Michelle to receive scholarship of $200.00 Alpha Delta Kappa Scholarship presented by Mrs. Linda Price Glaab, Becky to receive scholarship of $250.00 U.S. Army Reserve Scholar Athlete Award presented by Mr. Franklin Adreon assisted by Mr. Jack Dent Baxter, Kristi Smith, Jeffrey N.A.U. Award for the President's Outstanding Junior Award presented by Mrs. Rose Anna Sharpe Jaramillo, Michelle presented with scholarship that has a potential of $3000.00 Ilk Awards Superintendent Scholarship presented by Dr. John Watson (This scholarship was made possible by the contributions of some local citizens who wish to remain anonymous) Lewandowski, Cathy to receive scholarship of $1000.00 American History Award presented by Mr. David Espinoza from the Woodmen of the World Wynia, Anna presented with an award. There was also a large plaque presented to Mr. F. Adreon to be placed in the school lobby. This plaque will have the names of all the students from Williams High School that will ever receive this award Senior Scholastic Awards presented by Mr. Jim Wesson Hoffman, Terri and Glaab, Becky presented with Academic Scholarship from ASU Hansen, Vicki presented with General Academic Scholarship from N.A.U. Parenteau, Barbi presented with the Yavapai College Foundation Scholarship Glaab, Becky presented with the President's Award of Excellence from U of A Hoffman, Terri presented with the University General Academic award from U of A National Honor Society Scholarships presented by Mrs. Rose Anna Sharpe Glaab, Becky Parenteau, Barbi Smith, Jeffrey Hansen, Vicki Hoffman, Terri Wynia, Anna (each Senior to receive $50.00) National Honor Society Members presented by Mrs. Rose Anna Sharpe Glaab, Becky Parenteau, Barbi German, Kim Smith, Jeffrey Hansen, Vicki Winchester, Shawn Hoffman, Terri Wynia, Anna (honorary member) Junior Scholastic Awards presented by Mr. Jim Wesson University of Arizona President's Award of Excellence given to Malone, Shelley Arizona State University Medallion of Merit Award given to Curry, Dianah Senior Class Honors presented by Mr. Franklin Adreon assited by Mr. Jack Dent Valedictorian - Hoffman, Terri Salutatorian - Glaab, Becky Historian - Smith, Jeffrey Parent-Teacher-Student Association presented by Mrs. Marci Saiz Talakte, Cheri presented with scholarship of $250.00 Scholastic Honors presented by Mr. Franklin Adreon Freshman Kilpatrick, Kristy Sandoval, Monique Sophomore Baertlein, Lisa Carle, Marty Hanse, Jorge Kallberg, Kris Malone, Vernon Winchester, Shawn Bates, Brian German, Kim Howard, Judy Lindquist, Lisa Schulte, Randi Juniors Curry, Dianah Jaramillo, Michelle Winter, Sandra Malone, Shelley Miller, Rick Seniors Cox, Richard Glaab, Becky Hoffman, Terri Russell, Stephanie Smith, Jeffrey Winslow, Steve Craig, Brian Hansen, Vicki Parenteau, Barbi Sandoval, Albert Talakte, Cheri Wynia, Anna 115 Scholastic Graduation New Beginning for Grads Senioritis was cured during the evening of May 2% The class of '84, at the same time became WHS alumni. The evenings emotions ranged from giddy exuber-ation to uncertainty about the future for the 42 members of the graduating class. Commencement exercises were were held in the WHS gym where National Honor Society Society members served as ushers. The WHS band, led by Faun Nichols-Brown played a processional by Elgar as the graduates were led down the long central aisle by junior class presentees, Shelley Malone and Rick Miller. 16 Grads After the invocation by Rev. Robert Cutlipp, Becky Glabb gave her salutatorial address. The Baccalaureate message by Rev. Dana M. Hoi man followed. Class historian Jeff Smith concluded the opening portion with a look back at class mem ber 's lives. US Senator Tony Gabaldon gave the commencement address and encouraged students to examine their priorities. Terri Hoffman, class valedictorian, spoke to classmates and friends concerning obligations and responsibilities of adulthood. 'What a Difference You've Made in Nfy Life was sung by senior Michelle Malone. She was accompanied by pianist Kim German . School Board members, Jack Dent and Albert Paren-teau, presented diplomas asl Principal Franklin Adreon announced each graduate. The joy expressed as the class mates left the stage' with diplomas in hand was climaxed when the class of 84 exuberantly tossed their mortarboard caps in the air at the ceremony's conelusion. Father John Skibbie pronounced the benediction before the band played a recessional by Meyerbeer. Emotional scenes followed as lumps in throats turned to tears and pride turned into congratulations CLASS OF 19 8 4 (l) Graduates enjoy others embarassment as the long processional takes classmates to the front of the gym. (2) Mr. Albert Parenteau presents David Smith his diploma. (3) Liz Shroyer, Kristie Baxter, Brian Rodman, and Lori Talakte await their turn to be called to the stage. (4) As Dr. John Watson, Superintendent of Schools, announced that they were graduates, Donna Rice, Kim Kiker, Elliot Ness, Eva Gabaldon and Eric Reyes switch their tassels to the right. Ktmm LcAivx Baxter Kristi Jean Baxter Edith Ann Bennett Richard David Cox, Jr. Brian E. Craig Michelle Deal Erin Marie Dearing Kelly Dunagan Eva Marie Cjabaldon Rebecca Ann Qlaab Michele Cjorney Tanner Allen Crantham Vicki Lyn Hansen Denae Anne Hartford Samuel Charles Hatcher Terri Lynn Hoffman Jack Monroe Horner Roger Heath Cjordon Jensen Kimberly Renee Kiker Marianne Elizabeth Lambert Cathrine Lewandowski Shatvna Michelle Luckenbaugh Christine Michelle Malone Elliott Bradley Ness Steve Ortiz Barbara Charlotte Parenteau Ronald Frederick Phillips Eric Enrique Reyes Donna Marie Rice Brian James Rodman Stephanie Lynn Russell Albert Raynaud Sandoval Lucy Lynn Sa:u'.ova I Elizabeth Anne Shroyer David Jay Smith Jeffrey Walter Smith Cheri Rene Talakte Lori Talakte Don Kevin Winkowski Steven Paul Winslow Anna Dina Wynia Ronald Paul Zuber Members of National Honor Society Grads 117 Finals Challenging Examinations Bust Brains Viow, school's almost out! were the cries shouts heard throughout the halls. School truly was almost out— except for one thing........... finals! Finalswere the last tests, the last homework. Finals marked the end of a year's hard work. Some finals proved to be tough or challenging? but others easy, at least if you studied. Then O fter finals, the parties started, people rejoiced and messed around, for school was really out!!!!! v,l)ln Mrs. Rau's class, Tina Martinez and Vince Rogers help each other study for their next hour's final.(2)In one of Mr. Ehglert's Algebra 2 classes, George Hansen, Kris Kallberg, and Marty Carle study for their test.(3)Robert Cardani and Tony Fedison prepare for their final?????????? 118 Finals Cheer Band Cheer Tryouts — Tuff Stuff Band Hits the Right Note! Cheer try-outs were held May 15 in the gym. Graduating cheerleaders, exsponsor, Mrs. Jeanne Gillespie and Sponsor, Mrs. Patty Mayfield helped choose the 81-85 squad from many hopefuls. Some really talented girls tried out, and it was tough to judge, quoted senior Terri Hoff-Man. (1) Enthusiastic entrant, Carrie Henrie, practiced her original routine in the gym prior to try-outs. (2) The '81.-85 squad of spirit-boosting cheerleaders include: (kneeling) L. Pearson, D. Collins, N. DeLander; (middle row) D. Curry, M. Jaramillo, S. Malone; (standing) C. Henrie, K. Smith, S, S. German, and M. Richardson. Shana Craig was chosen manager. Performances at graduation, and in the annual Rendez-vous Days parade kept the WHS band busy until after school was out. A classical spring concert was the last program performed by the musicians. Polestar , Swan Lake ,, Stratf ord Overture , and a finale of The Beach Boys Summer Medley were the groups selections for the evening. Directing the band was Mrs. Faun Nichols-Brown. (3) Incoming Freshmen joined the band for graduation. Cheer Tryouts-Band Concert 119 (i Ut the hamburger s Le L. Vasquez, V. Winslo , A. Sandoval, A. Sanch z, and T. Andrede have f n cooking the hamburger over the barbeque gri 1 on May 9. (i)At the annual yearbook signi g party, S. Huston, J. Howard, and M. Gariba take the time to sign each other's yearbook . (3) During the yearboo signing party, many s n-iors gather together o sign and enjoy their high school yearbook -gether before they gr i-uate. 120 Closing • Ir. £ w ' VL |yr y= •C I j !■ (fir 1 A ¥ f • J ■ ? r ; J V .V - • V? - .- V .s H ■' v«-.V • :' tS T j3jT, 1 + 'V • : V ' —■ . V •S- • vvwj • .« v«?a • .n-r . -«•' • -. ' ' V .-x- ’ V •X- - -V V J,