Williams High School - Tusayan Yearbook (Williams, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1986 volume:

V . A ' : h • 55 t v;vyc-' r„ 5s • ..- v-'1 I . ; :? •' , :. -: 4. rv ; . . ;..;:' x - v Tusayan ’86 “TheHeat Is On Table of Contents Student Life 6 Clubs 20 Sports 42 People 52 Ads 80 Index 94 Williams High School Box 427 Williams, Arizona 86046 D. Tusayan family members initiated new baby members into the wacky Tusayan staff on a sunny afternoon. E. The WHS chor us sang up a storm at the first Booster Club banquet of the year. 2 Opening Opening 3 Emotions Set the Pace for Spirit 4 Opening A. Todd Parenteau finds time to gaze. B. Baby Jorge, as she looks to Heaven . C. Kick-back Grantham relaxes on the bus. D. Gina Speckles attempts to flick the ball. E. Bo Russell junps high for a slam dunk. Opening 5 6 Student Life Division Student Life Division 7 A. Laura Vasquez and Erik Ness reigned as Homecoming King and Queen. B. Royalty included Aaron Hiemenz, Travis Grantham, Erik Ness, Jerry Payne, Todd Parenteau, Ryan Jorgenson, Staci German, Randi Schulte, Laura Vasquez, Lisa Lindquist, Priscilla Aguilar, and Janine Russell. C. Princess and Prince were Priscilla Aguilar and Todd Parenteau. D. Duchess and Duke were Staci German and Aaron Hiemenz. E. Countess and Count were Janine Russell and Ryan Jorgenson. 8 Homecoming Student Life Ness and Vasquez Reign Over Homecoming An enthusiastic and wild Homecoming occured in early October, which was filled with much excitment for students and alumni reminiscing about the good ole days. The Viking football team kicked off the annual Homecoming game against Cactus Shadows but came out on the short end 14 to 7. Homecoming royalty included: King Erik Ness, Queen Laura Vasquez, 1st attendants Lisa Lindquist, Jerry Payne, 2nd attendants Randi Schulte, Travis Grantham, Princess Priscilla Aquilar, Prince Todd Parenteau, Duchess Staci German, Duke Aaron Heimenz, Countess Janine Russell, Count Ryan Jorgenson. They strolled on the field, received flowers, and posed for pictures while the band and cheerleaders entertained the crowd. A trophv was aw; rded for the class competitions to the seniors who wiped out all other opponents in competitions held throughout the week. The evening ended with the (fence held until 1:00 P.M. Student Life Homecoming 9 A. On the senior float, B. McCallister is a Cactus Shadow surfer WIPED OUT by a Viking wave! B. Riding atop the freshmen float are P. Maxon and J. Pearson. C. Showing off their tans on the juniors float are G. Hernandez, R. Martinez, and J. Brassfield. D. Viking L. Walker hits the slopes on the sophomores' float. E. At hall decorating, R. Scates, R. Passalacqua, J. Hansen, and L. Pearson pose for a picture. 10 Homecoming Student Life Vikings Float Away With the Spirit of Homecoming Homecoming spirit was hot as students decorated their class floats on the weekend before; there was a frantic last minute search for white napkins as grocery stores found their stock lew. As the floats began to take shape, spies lurked around every corner in the eyes of designers jealously guarding their secrets. Class presidents began to pull out hair when they realized that not even half of their class members had appeared to decorate. Seniors had additional problems when their truck did not shew up until the day before the parade. During the memorable week, classes pulled together, and seme friends pulled apart as disagree ments on construction and decoration evolved. Student Life Homecoming 11 A. The heat was on during the bonfire as Coach Lee roars a Viking cheer. B. Keeping with the spirits, L. Pearson, L. Pearson, and L. Baertlein cheer the Vikings on. C. Getting into the spirit of dress-up days, N. DeLander, L. Lindquist, and J. Hansen become beach bums. D. Screams come from the crowd as L. Vasquez leads a spirited cheer. E. Flames blaze in the background as K. Smith and R. Schulte shout out cheers. 12 Homecoming Student Life Silly Costumes, Burning Wood Heat Up ’85 Homecoming From beach wear to '20's wear, Viking spirit got involved in homecoming dress-up days. Bermuda shorts, flowered sheets, taped glasses, flapper costumes, and lots of black and orange were cannon sights throughout the week. Also included was the traditional bonfire held on October 3. Classes competed to have the most members in attendance. The blaze found more seniors than juniors moving from the intense heat. The festivity ended with cheerleaders promoting spirit. D Student Life Homecoming 13 Seniors Strive for Victory; Activities Show Off Talents Spirit peaked during homecoming week as students concentrated on out-doing their competitors. Juniors pedaled their way to victory during the tricycle races. Long-legged seniors stepped easily over the hurdles, triumphing over juniors in the tray race. Freshmen learned the hard way hew important participation can be after only eleven of them shewed up for the annual telephone booth stuffing contest. Seniors won the event with thirteen. The floats were decorated according to the theme Wipe Out . Seniors came out on top, with juniors taking second, sophs, third, and frosh, fourth. 14 Homecoming Student Life A. Seniors tug their way to victory against juniors. B. Freshmen compete in the tricycle races. C. Sophomores cram into a phone booth at A W. D. Partners race against other partners during the three-legged race. Student Life Homecoming 15 “Spirits” Are Brought Out by the Essence of Halloween At this year’s Masquerade Ball people dressed as their favorite characters which included soldiers, a harem dancer, a jester, a shower, monsters, flappers, a senor, a senorita, cave women, a flasher, ghosts, and many other characters. Prizes were awarded for best male, female, and couples costumes. Travis Glaab came in first while Moe Dearing came in second for best male costumes. For best female costume Lisa Baertlein won first; in second place was Kim German and third place went to Kelly Baker. Best couples costumes were Rene Brookbank and Randi Schulte. Lynette Pearson and Adam Whitman took second, and third place went to Kelly Baker and Staci German. The Masquerade Ball was sponsored by Tusayan Yearbok Staff. A. Finalists await for costume judging. Judges included Mr. and Mrs. Cleer. B. Brian Bates takes a break after setting up the equipment for the Masquerade Ball. C. Ready to settle the fight, cave women Randi Shulte and Rene Brookbank strike up their boon sticks. D. Judy Howard, Luisa Vasquez, and Margaret Garibay set up the spooky mansion while decorating for the Masquerade Ball. E. Margaret Garibay and Mike Cox find togetherness is worth while at the Masquerade Ball. F. Many styles and cultures were represented at the Masquerade Ball. Student Life Dances 17 18 Pupils Actively Participate In Games and Pep Assemblies Sports has always been an important part of high school, and this year was no exception. Football, boys' and girls' basketball, volleyball, and all other sports kept the new year full of activities. Among these were pep assemblies. Many students participated in the pep assemblies and games, but seme claimed that they would not attend pep assemblies if it was not required. When asked how he felt about the sports activities during this year, Chris Jaramillo stated, They're getting pretty bad. Not enough students support the teams. With an opposite opinion, Tony Fedison simply replied, They're great! The participation in sports shewed very premising outcomes. According a survey, most pupils planned to be a part of some athletic team. Students should remember that their spirited support of a sport causes more interest in it. The more students that join a team, the higher the percentage of excellent team d1 avers becomes, which Jakes for nvany victories Jnfl leads to peppier spirit A. Cheerleaders K. smith, S. German, M. Lee, and L. Vasquez band together to incite the crowd at an exciting heme football game. B. A large attendance at a pep assembly shows enthusiasm as students gaze closely at the ongoing activities. C. Volleyball players L. Lindquist, J. Davis, J. Hansen, C. Pouquette, R. Brookbank, and J. Gorney console each other after a Tuba City defeat. D. The Lady Vike Volleyball players eagerly a-wait an oncoming ball frem their opponent, Tuba City. E. The Viking football players ’battle it out against Alchesay at an away game. Student Life Sports 19 20 Clubs Division Division Clubs 21 Student Council Plans Fun for Constituents Promises, Promises, Premises—these words were heard by the student body last spring by candidates running for the student council. Students elected were: Lynette Pearson, President; Adam Whitman, Vice-President; Jorge Hansen, Treasurer; Nicky DeLander, Student Council Rep.; Kelly Snith, Secretary; Lisa Lindquist, Social Manager, and Mr. Dennis Kirkley as Advisor. To make this year the best, ideas and plans were put to work to create new and creative activities for the student body. Homecoming was filled with games and activities brought out school spirit and class competition between classes. A spirit stick was given to the class with the best school and class spirit. Other activities were an Arm Wrestling match, a Family Fued game, and a Valentine Day dating service. 22 Student Council Clubs A. Elected by the student body, council members include: Lisa Lindquist, Kelly 9nith, Sponsor Denis Kirkley, Jorge Hansen, Adam Whitman, Nicky DeLander and Lynette Pearson. B. Class officers join student council officers: (top row, L to R) A. Whitman, J. Hansen, L. Vasquez, L. Baertlein, L. Vasquez, R. Hollamon, S. Sandoval, R. Schulte, S. German, J. Gorney, L. Lindquist. (Row 2) Sponsor D. Kirkley, L. Pearson, T. Glabb, J. Matthews, S. Harbour, M. Cox, M. Sandoval, A. Sanchez, G. Speckels, K. Smith, N. DeLander, A. Otero, M. O'Campo, E. Saiz, L. Pearson, J. Russell. Clubs Student Council 23 Tusayan Forms Hot Book With flame storms in their minds, Tusayan members created a hot yearbook. Fund raising activities to help pay for the flaming annual included: ad and candy sales, dances, and beef jerky. Monies raised also helped the group take sizzling trips to Phoenix for meetings. The devilish old members schemed an initiation for the new members by dressing them up like babies. The new initiates had to eat ice cream with their hands tied behind their backs. A lot of work was put into making this scorching yearbook! 24 Tusayan Clubs A. Babies Jorge Hansen, Kim Cleer, and Sharon Sandoval after their initiation into publications. B. Margaret Garibay and Judy Howard are deep in thought while working overtime on their final deadline. C. Tusayan yearbook staff members are from left to right on top: advisor Bonnie Dent, Margaret Garibay, Kris Kallberg, editor Adrienne Sanchez, student advisor Lisa Sanchez, Jorge Hansen, photographer Luisa Vasquez, Sharon Sandoval, Judy Howard, Kim Cleer, and business manager Monique Sandoval. Not pictured: Julie Matthews. D. Julie Matthews, a new staffer, proofreads her band story. E. Tusayan photographer, Luisa Vasquez, works hard in the dark room developing pictures. Clubs Tusayan 25 A. FBLA members include (row 1) J. Price, K. Smith, Y. Radacy, R. Bar-ris, R. Cardoni, S. Winchester, B. Bates; (row 2) K. Kallberg, D. Hayes, J. Brassfield, S. Craig, J. Hansen, G. Speckels, N. DeLander; (row 3) B. Wamble, M. Cox, B. McCal-lister, S. Price, L. Vas-quez, L. Baertlein, K. Hatcher, L. Pearson; (row A) S. Harbour, S. Sandoval, S. German, L. Vas-quez, J. Gorney, K. German. B. WHS students enjoy themselves at the annual Christmas Ball, sponsored by FBLA. C. The 1985-86 Arizona FBLA state president is J. Hansen. D. The local FBLA parliamentary procedures team practices for competition. E. S. Winchester proudly presides over a local chapter meeting. 26 FBLA Clubs FBLA Strives for Excellence; Hansen Serves as State Pres. The WHS chapter of FBLA started the year off right when 29 students signed up to join. During the previous year, Jorge Hansen and Kim German were elected to state offices, which promised to be a great plus for the Williams chapter. Local officers were also elected during the 1984-85 school year. Shawn Winchester was elected president, Lisa Baertlein as vice-president, Laura Vas-quez as secretary, Nicky DeLander as treasurer, Jorge Hansen as reporter, Kim German as parliamentarian, and Brian Bates as sergeant-at-arms. The WHS chapter of FBLA is always hard at work, if they aren't preparing for competition then they are usually attending interesting and helpful workshops. The WHS chapter also sends in many reports for competition, the members spend long hours trying to make them perfect. When members were asked why they decided to join FBLA, the most common answer was to meet other students, to go on trips, and to have a whole bunch of fun! The WHS chapter averages about four trips a year, and according to past members, they're worth the hard preparation in the many areas of business competition. Their hard-working sponsor is Mrs. Carol German. Clubs FBLA 27 FHA — Really Cooking! With the heat on, as well as aprons, FHA members held weekly snack breakfasts as fund raising activities. Along with the weekly breakfasts, the club planned to sell portraits. The money earned from these fund raisers helped the club attend a convention in Phoenix in April. Demonstrations on different home econanic subjects were part of the action at the convention. There was competition from different schools around the state. When asked what she liked best about sponsoring the FHA club, Mrs. Jeanne Gillespie replied, It's fun working with the girls. They are very enthusiastic. When asked what most inspired her to bring an FHA to Williams High School, Mrs. Gillespie stated, '’Home economics is a vocational subject. It is highly recommended to have this club in all schools. A. As Sponsor Jeanne Gillespie and son, Charlie, watch, Adrienne Sanchez and Angela Valdivia sort felt scraps for a banner. B. The Wonders of Williams! FHA members include; (top) L Vasquez, J Brass-field, L Pearson, A Valdivia, D Serrano, A Hill, L Sanchez, C Morris; (front row) B Wamble, P Brown, A Sanchez, Sponsor J Gillesie, K Hageman. 28 FHA Clubs A. Debbie Serrano pins stripes on the Challenge of Excellance banner for the state FHA convention. B. As members help with photo orders and prepare for the convention trip to Phoenix, Pam Brcwn sets the mood with background music. C. Luisa Vasquez sews on her prcm dress. Clubs FHA 29 Academic Strength: NHS Easter egg hunts and balloon launches were the main projects of National Honor Society. Also, the members did individual service projects, and the group as a whole worked to improve the community. When asked how she profited from NHS, L. Lindquist stated, It certainly is very impressive on a resume'. Most members agree that the most enjoyable part of NHS is being with their friends. J. Hansen commented that dinner at Rod's was the best part so far. On January 26, 1986 an induction ceremony was held at Rod's Steak House for the new members. M. Cox felt that NHS benefited others by teaching that kids do care. 30 NHS Clubs A. The newly inducted NHS members are from left to right, J.Hansen, L. Lindquist, K. Kallberg, A. Sanchez, and M. Cox. B. Under the supervision of Mrs. Sharpe, the members discuss the balloon launch for National Library Week. C. NHS officers are from left to right, President S. Winchester, Secretary K. German, Treasurer L. Baertlein, and Vice President R. Schulte. D. S. Winchester contemplates the community services to be performed by the club. E. L. Lindquist keeps herself busy while attending an NHS meeting. F. During a lunch meeting, the members plan the Easter egg hunt for the kindergarten classes. Clubs NHS 31 Musicians Jazz It Up The Jazz Band entertains audiences by playing new and old pop singles. The audience seems to get right into the beat of the Jazz Band's songs. One can often hear solos by Shawn Winchester Mike Cox, Mindy Martin, and Staci German. Jazz Band practice lasts 1 1 2 hours, and occurs weekly in the evenings. The Small Schools Band Invitational hosted by Williams Schools occured March 7 in the Middle School Auditorium. Jazz Band performances will featured Power of Love by Huey Lewis and The News, and Brass Machine by Mark Taylor. Before the invitational Faun, Nichols was asked how she thought the Jazz Band would do and she said, This year they have to win! Competition-wise this Jazz Band is more prepared because the kids can now do improvised solos as other groups have been doing. Improvisation is when only cords are written, so students make it up. A. Jazz Band members from left to right are Julie Mathews, Shawn Winchester, Brian Bates, Pat Bohnsack, John McFarland, Marty Carle, Vicky Winslow, Kelly Smith, Brian McCalister, Kim German, Mindy Martin, Mike Cox, Brad Miller, Shana Craig, Luisa Vasquez, Kelly Baker, and teacher Faun Nichols. B. During Jazz Band practice Marty Carle burns em up! C. Brian McCalister, and Heather Beaver, Jazz Band musicians, practice for Small Schools Band Invitational hosted by Williams. 32 Jazz Band Clubs A. Getting ready for a small schools invitational Faun Nichols directs the Jazz Band. B. Trumpet players John McFarland and Peter Kahon give it their all! C. Mindy Martin and Mike Cox practice playing the saxophones while other Jazz Band members look Clubs Jazz Band 33 Band — The Beat Goes On A. S Bowman, K German, and M Martin march during the homecoming parade. B. F Booker and S Craig grin and bear it. C. J Matthews and S Winchester concentrate on their concert music. D. The WHS band from top to bottom, left to right: M Lee, G Speckles, A Otero, T Deal, M Martin, Lra Vasquez, K Baker, Lda Vasquez, S German, F Booker, S Craig, T Fedison, S Price, D Brassfield, Lt Pearson, K Kallberg, S Bowman, S Harbour, B McCallister, K German, B Miller, R Brookbank, M Cox, J Price, F Nichols, J Matthews, M Carle, P Kahon, J McFarland, N Bohnsack, La Pearson, J Gorney, S Winchester, B Bates, R Cardani, and R Schulte. 34 Band Clubs Instruments left in the hall and music caning through the walls... that is what band may seem to be if you aren't in it, but as soon as you step behind the scenes you see a totally different picture. There are a lot of dedicated, hard workink, and talented players behind those instruments. The band is people working together to add spirit to football and basketball games and to entertain the people of Williams with concerts and other public performances. So far this year the band has given three concerts and they have gone to Phoenix tp perform at the Arizona State Fair. The band is also planning a trip to California later this year. There were several different answers to the question What do you think is the best part about being in band? M. Cox said Getting a musical background and the competitions. B. Bates seems to think it's the trips. S. Price, K. Kallberg, and K. Baker all agree with him. So you see there is a lot more to band than just tooting your horn. A. M Lee, Lra Vasquez, R Brookbank, M Cox, R Schulte, and Lt Pearson practice their music. B. S German enjoys playing her clarinet. Clubs Band 35 The Williams High School cheerleading squad set crowds on fire at home games and on the road. The squad did two sizzlTng hot routines accompanied by the band. The songs were the Trolley Song and Caribbean Queen. They cheered the Vikings to flaming hot victories. Mrs. Judy Cutlipp,sponsor helped the squad perfect their cheers and routines. 36 Cheerleaders Clubs Cheers Heat Up Fans A. Cheerleaders show their legs while kicking” to a beat. B. Cheering on the Viking Team for 1985-86 are: (top row 1. to r.) Lynette Pearson, Staci German, co-captain; Melissa Lee, (middle row) Nicky DeLander, Kelly Smith, captain; Randi Schulte, (bottom row) LeAnn Pearson, Linda Vasquez, and Lisa Baertlein. C. Girls basketball team was congratulated by the cheerleaders on a stunning victory. D. Cheerleaders Nicky DeLander, Lynette Pearson, and Staci German cheer on the crowd at Camp Verde. E. The cheerleaders strut their stuff during half-time. 38 Clubs A. Girls' Athletic Assn, officers and members include VP L Baertlein, Sec. R Brookbank, Pres. J Hansen, Treas. R Schulte, L Lindquist, S Sandoval, K Hatcher-SC Rep. B. Chorus is composed of (row 1) A Valdivia, S Sandoval, LPruett, L Vasquez, (row 2) M Mowrer, C Rogers, A Castro, C Martinez, D Serrano, Director Faun Nichols, (rcw 3) C Fbrker-son, K Baker, K Kiker, P Brown, G Hernandez, K Cleer, K Smith. C. D Solberg serves as VICA president. D. Vocational Industrial Clubs of America members include E. Ness, RBasham, R Lopez. Varied Clubs Offer Special Interests Academic Decathlon Team Strives for Tucson Trip What is meosis? This was a sample science test question for the Academic Decathlon held on Feb.l, in Show Lew. Nine WHS pupils attended the event and took first place in Coconino County, earning the honor to participate in the state decathlon held in Phoenix, March 11. For severed months, the students held weekly meets to study for the event. When asked if she felt the decathlon work benefited her, L.Lindquist replied, Yes, ...it has taught me a valuable lesson. These students and the advisor, Mrs. Carol German, succeeded in becoming better competitors while gaining assurance. 40 Academic Decathlon A. The decathlon team members smile successfully while showing off their well-earned academic awards. B. Spirited L. Baertlein and L. Lindquist express their triumphant joy by displaying the team trophies . C. At the Show Low event site, the Williams team emerges victorious. D. The team members are from left to right, R. Cardani, K. Kallberg, L. Lindquist, L. Baertlein, D. Hayes, Y. Radacy, K. German, L. Pearson, and B. Bates. E. L. Lindquist, who won second in the Fine Arts division, looks forward to state competition. Clubs Academic Decathlon 41 Division Sports 43 F ■x am 0 yy-M 44 F ootball Sports TOUCHDOWN! A. On the Williams Viking football team for 1985-86 are: (top row 1. to r.) Trainer L. Vasquez, T. Parenteau, B. Bates, D. Krummenacher, T. Sanchez, J. McClain, T. Dick, T. Glaab, J. Payne, A. Brown, Statisticion P. Montoya, (middle row) Coach S. Gayman, M. Lugo, M. Payne, A. Shroyer, J. Otero, J. Augenstein, R. Plascencia, H. Mendoza, Asst. Coach Mayfield, Asst. Coach D. Lee, (bottom row) T. Grantham, B. Miller, M. O'Campo, E. Ness, J. Pettit, C. Jaramillo, A. Hiemenz, A. Whitman, R. Jorgenson, S. Passalacqua, B. McCal-lister, R. Bowman. Cheerleaders: L. Baert-lein, L. Pearson, L. Pearson, N. DeLander, R. Schulte, K. Shiith, S. German, M. Lee, L. Vasquez. B. Erik Ness (No. 25) picks up sane needed yardage against Camp Verde. C. Cheerleaders cheer on at bonfire. D. Travis Grantham was selected for first team AL1-State. E. Todd Parenteau moves in for a tackle against Bradshaw Mountain. F. Erik Ness, a senior, played running-back position. WHS 06 St. Johns 20 WHS 08 Alchsey 30 WHS 06 Seton 00 WHS 07 Cactus Shdw. 14 WHS 14 Valley 20 WHS 10 Camp Verde 07 WHS 35 Bagdad 14 WHS 16 Bradshaw 07 WHS 27 Orme 14 Football Sports 45 Spirited Team Takes Defeats With Resolution to Improve VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD WON LOST WHS 0 2 Seligman WHS 0 4 Wikenburg WHS 5 1 Ash Fork WHS 1 2 Tuba City WHS 0 4 Bagdad WHS 0 4 Valley WHS 0 4 Bradsaaw Mt. WHS 0 4 Camp Verde WHS 0 4 Cactus Shadows District Tournament WHS 0 2 Bradshaw Mt. Bump, Set ,Spike! This year the Lady Vikes controlled the ball well but didn't achieve many of the expected sucesses. Tie competition was very tough and when asked what the team could do to improve the performance of their game Chedelle Pouquette said Not so much goofing off, especially the Freshmen. Jorge Hansen feels that Mrs. Brown is a great coach, but it's hard to scrimnage and get actual practice games. We weren't prepared for the strength of the other teams. Maybe next year the team will set up a few more Viking Victories. A. C Martinez bumps the ball, while J Hansen and F Booker watch. B. Coach Brown does her job. C. The Spiking Vikings from left to right:top K German, J Davis, F Booker, J Russell, C Pouquette, J Gorney, C Rogers, C Martinez. Bottom: L Vasquez, Coach Brown, R Brookbank, L Lindquist and J Hansen. D. Chedelle, Lisa and .Jorge keep their eyes on the ball. Sports Volleyball 47 A. Boys J.V. from left to right are Coach J. Wesson, T. Dick, A. Brown, P. Maxon, P. Bohnsack, D. Krummenacher, G. Mejia, A. Hiemenz, T. Glabb, J. Augenstein, B. Miller, V. Tindle, and B. McCallister. B. Varsity team from left to right are P. Bohnsack, Coach B. Baker, L. Vasquez, D. Maxon, M. Cox, A. Witman, M. Brown, J. Payne, J. McClain, B. Bates, A. Bulfer, S. Winchester, J. Pettit, T. Parenteau, and A. Hiemenz, C. The boys varsity huddles up to hear Coach Bakers plans to beat Cactus Shadows. WHS 51 Seligman 76 WHS 64 Sctsdl Chr. 58 WHS 50 Flagstaff 75 WHS 41 Coconino 57 WHS 47 Page 85 WHS 42 Veil ley 63 WHS 40 Pa rowan 55 WHS 50 Cactus Shdws 41 WHS 62 Valley 35 WHS 53 Bradshaw Mt. 55 WHS 43 Orme 51 WHS 65 Camp Verde 67 WHS 38 Cactus Shdws 31 WHS 56 Valley 50 WHS 67 Camp Verde 65 WHS 53 Bradshaw Mt. 47 W.1S 55 Bagdad 56 WHS 50 Orme 59 48 Boys’ Basketball Sports Vikes Burn Up B-ball Court; Bulfer Picked for All-State Boys basketball has always been a favorite for the town of Williams, it gives everyone a chance to cheer the Vikings to victory. It's even more exciting when sane of the players are known to have dunked the basketball. Mitchell Brcwn, Andy Bulfer, and Bo Russell were just the players to keep this long tradition alive. With only two seniors, the team was young, but they have played together for a long time. The Viking season started well, and when the Vikes did lose, it was a very close game! The Vikes went into district seated second in the conference. The Vikings had to play Camp Verde their first game. This proved to be a very tough game since the Vikes had beaten them by two points once, and lost by two points once. Unfortunately, the Vikes lost, they then played Cactus Shadows for third place. Vikings did take third place in the conference. WHS 43 Seligir n 90 WHS 37 Scstdl Chr. 36 •WHS 25 Flagstaff 52 WHS 26 Coconino 5b WHS 38 Cactus Shdws 43 WHS 46 Valley 72 WHS 33 Bagdad 51 WHS 40 Bradshaw Mt. 69 WHS 45 Orme 21 WHS 43 Grand Canyon 50 WHS 34 Camp Verde 81 WHS 49 Cactus Shdws 35 ms 34 Valley 49 WHS 47 Camp Verde 49 WHS 31 Bradshaw Mt. 64' WHS 17 Bagdad 62 WHS 37 Orme 13 Sports Boys’ Basketball 49 Ladies Earn District Third The Lady Vikes had their ups and downs. The hard work of daily practices paid off as the team won 12 out of 21 games. Playing under a new coach, returning Vikes felt the pressure of tougher practices and new plays. The team hung together and helped each other to win third in district play-offs by defeating Valley 61 to 53. We really learned what 'hustle' meant! exclaimed senior Jorge Hansen. Kim Cleer added, Gayman didn't let anyone quit, he pushed everyone and made them keep trying You always knew when Coach Gayman was mad, because he'd grab his hair and make weird faces! Varsity Scoreboard whs 60 Scstdl Chr. 13 WHS 35 Flagstaf f 44 WHS 48 Bagdad 45 WHS 41 Coconino 66 WHS 60 St. Michaels 58 WHS 33 Seligman 52 WHS 49 Bradshaw Mt. 45 WHS 47 Cactus Shdws 40 WHS 56 Valley 41 WHS 44 Bagdad 42 WHS 50 Bradshaw Mt. 53 WHS 53 Orme 28 WHS 45 Camp Verde 56 WHS 48 Orme 42 WHS 47 Cactus Shaws 20 WHS 72 Valley 61 WHS 45 Camp Verde 54 WHS 54 Bradshaw Mt. 61 WHS 65 Bagdad 43 WHS 61 Bradshaw Mt. 63 WHS 61 Valley 53 J'V. Scoreboard WHS 16 Seligman 54 WHS 23 Flagstaff 36 WHS 49 Bagdad 14 WHS 32 Coconino 57 WHS 29 Valley 38 WHS 51 Bagdad 26 WHS 32 Bradshaw Mt. 36 WHS 33 Orme 39 WHS 19 Grand Canyon 45 WHS 39 Camp Verde 30 WHS 27 Orme 36 WHS 36 Valley 43 WHS 27 Camp Verde 35 51 Girls’Basketball Sports A. Girls J.V. from left to right are L. Pruett, Coach D. Kirkley, M. Reyes, M. Mowrer, R. Saiz, P. Dickinson, R. Dickinson, S. Bowman, P. Brown, and A. Otero. B. L. Vasquez shoots the basketball during Williams' overtime victory past Bagdad. C K. Hatcher, C. Martinez, and J. Hansen get position for a rebound during the game against Cactus Shadows. D. J. Hansen is in heavy traffic as she seeks position for a rebound. E. Girls Varsity from left to right are assistant Coach D. Kirkley, Coach S. Gayman, L. Vasquez, L. Pruett, E. Castillo, C. Martinez, C. Pouquette, J. Hansen, L. Vasquez, T. Deal, K. Hatcher, and K. Cleer. F. K. Hatcher and J. Hansen get position for a rebound in the victory against Cactus Shadows. Sports Girls’ Basketball 51 52 People Division A. Elected as senior class officers from left to right are Treasurer P. Hollamon, President R. Schulte, Vice President L. Baertlein, Secretary S. Sandoval, and Class Representive L. Vasquez. B. J. Payne waves hi to his admiring fans after an autumn visit to Yavapai College with the senior class. Gabe Ayala Lisa Baertlein Robert Barras 54 Seniors People Srs. Will Personality I, Gabe Ayala, will the ability to thrash to all driver ed. students. I, Lisa Baertlein, will my scratch and sniffs to Travis Glabb. I, Robert Barras, will my accounting abilities to Mrs. Pellissier. If Brian Bates, will my ability to sit still to David Krummenacher. I, Rickey Bowman, will my reckless driving to Mike Payne. If Andy Bulfer, will ny coordination to Jason McClain. I, Robert Cardani, will rotten food in my locker to Brian McCallister. I, Marty Carle, will my ability to call shotgun to Brian McCalister. I, Kim Cleer, will my ability to put up with Mr. Gayman to Strawberry. I, Eric Dearing, will my ability to play drums to Richard Gonzales. Rick Bowman Marty Carle Andy Bulfer Brian Bates Kim Cleer Robert Cardani Eric Dearing Seniors People 55 I, Nicole Cheree De-Lander, will all of my Slnarties and wordly possessions to Brian McCal-lister. I, Mike Dunn, will my hair to all the bald-headed girls in school. I, Margaret Garibay, will my lips to the guys on OUR corner. I, Travis Grantham, will my long hair to Clark Kent (Andy Shroyer). I, Jorge Hansen, will ny ability to stay pure and innocent in this unholy tcwn to Chedelle Pouquette. I, Kim Hatcher, will ny ability to stay out of trouble to Allen Brown! I, Ronnie Hollamon, will my '64 Ford Falcon to Bob Reuter. I, Kim German, will the J. C. Penny Christmas Wish Book to my sister, Staci. Dream on! Matt Dearing Mike Dunn Margaret Garibay Nicole DeLander Travis Grantham Jorge Hansen Kim German 56 Seniors People Here We Go! j i A. J. Hansen, L. Baert-lein, and L. Lindquist are distracted in English. B. S. Winchester reads off numbers as L. Baertlein tallies them for survey. C. M. Carle, S.Winchester, L. Vasquez, and R. Cardani show a plaque given to band for the NAU Hone-coming. Kim Hatcher Debra Hayes Ron Holloman, Jr. Seniors People 57 Here We Are! « Erik Mess Jerry rayne Julie Quiriarte People Seniors 59 I, Judy Howard, will ny crazy ways, my very loud mouth, and my ability to fly down the stairs to Adrienne Sanchez, and all my love forever to Troy. I, Kris Kallberg, will my deranged mind and love of heavy metal to Mindy because she's too sane! I, Lisa Lindquist, will our window to Rene, Gina, Janette, Janine, and Chedelle. Let's eat! I, Rosalie Otero, will my good taste to Monique Sandoval. I, Lynette Pearson, will the iceberg (Chev-elle) to LeAnn and my cheerleading abilities to Gilbert Mejia. I, Jirrmy Price, will all my Quiet Riot tapes to Tony Fedison. I, Julie Quiriarte, will my trailer to Christina Serrano so she can have all the good times she wants to have. Martin Ortiz Lynette Pearson Rosalie Otero Jiirmy Price I, Yvonne Radacy, will my ability to keep my nose out of other peoples business to Kim and Rose. I, Andy Reid, will my height to Brian McCalli-ster. I, Lisa Sanchez, will my sanity to Adrienne to cool down her anxiety. I, Sam Sandoval, will my ability to see airplanes to Bob Reuter. I, Randi Schulte, will Jenny Lou to Rene in hopes that she uses it to its fullest extent. I, Kelly Smith, will my uniqueness to Janette. We, Laura and Luisa Vasquez, will all our luck and achievement to our sister Linda. We love you! I, Shawn M. Winchester, will my nickname Charlie Brown to Mitchell Brown. I, Veronica Winslcw, will all my Madonna albums to Bob Reuter. Yvonne Radacy Lisa Sanchez Samantha Sandoval Andy Reid Kelly Smith Laura Vasquez Randi Schulte 60 Seniors People There We Went! A. Kris Kallberg, Lisa Baertlein, and Kim German pause for a short break with refreshments before going on to the next group of tally sheets. B. Several seniors are hard at work, but all the others are kicking back having a good time with their friends. Luisa Vasquez Shawn Winchester Veronica Winslow J.P. Walker People Seniors 61 Smallest Class in Ten Years Accents Quality Not Quanity Jeanie Brassfield Mitchell Brew:' Priscilla Aguilar Annette Castro Mike Cox Shana Craig 62 Juniors People A. In U.S. AZ history, juniors work on an assignment. B. The Junior class officers from left to right are: Sabrina Harbour-Secretary, Julie Matthews-Vice-President, Mike Cox-Representative, Adrienne Sanchez-Treasurer and Monique Sandoval-President. Mike DeHaas Tony Fedison Kristie Hageman Sabrina Harbour Guy Hernandez Chris Jaramillo Jennifer Kiser Robby Lopez Rita Martinez People Juniors 63 Host Juniors Discuss Theme; “Up Where We Belong” Chosen Bob Reuter Adrienne Sanchez Monique Sandoval Danny Solberg Heidi Speckels Adam Whitman A. In an NHS meeting Mike Cox discusses the balloon lauch for the Elementary School. B. Chedelle Pouquette works on her clay project in art class. C. At a prcm committee meeting Julie Matthews, Adrienne Sanchez, and Monique Sandoval look over prcm decoration books. People Juniors 65 Rene Brookbank Lester Brown Frongelyn Booker Shea Bowman Pamela Brown Romeo Castillo Tonia Deal 66 Sophomores People Sophomores Aren Just Faces in the Crowd! Travis Glaab Kellie Kiker Staci German Aaron Hiemenz Jackie Honanie Klaudia Hageman Morgan bearing Travis Dick Janette Steve Gorney Haban David Krummenacher Melissa Lee A. Melissa Lee and Frongelyn Booker clown around on their way to class. B. The sophomore class officers are President Staci German, Vice President Janette Gorney, Representative Gina Speckels, Treasurer Travis Glaab, and Secretary Linda Vasquez. People Sophomores 67 Spirit Gets Sophomores Together J.R. Magness Ben Martin Cynthia Martinez Brian McCallister Keith McKinney Gilbert Mejia Herman Mendoza Randy Monette Priscilla Montoya Melanie Mowrer 68 Sophomores People Joe Otero Carla Parkerson Mike Payne Keith Perkins Dave Pouquette A. Showing off their artistic talents are Travis Dick, Carl Baertlein, Melanie Mowrer, and Susan Logan. B. Getting wierd is a regular Fart of a WHS student's day in Algebra II. , . ' 1M Lisa Eric Cindy Anthony Pruett Rocha Rogers Russell Toby Sharon Robbie Debbie Sanchez Sandoval Scates Serrano Gina Victor Sandy Linda Speckels Tindle Treanor Vasquez Susan Price Rita Saiz Andy Shroyer Lor i WalkeL People Sophomores 69 Special Moments Bring Freshmen Together A. Freshmen class officers for the 1985-86 school year are: Janine Russell, V-President; Mike O'Campo, Treasurer; Andrea Otero, Secretary; LeAnn Pearson, President; and Elizabeth Saiz, S.C. Representative. B. Taking time out from a basketball game gives Neal Bohnsack a smile for the day. Dee Ann Melissa Brassfield Chavez Neal Bohnsack Barbara Crittenden 70 Freshmen People Jonna Paula Richard Anna Shannon Davis Dickinson Goeglein Hill Jones Rhonda Priscilla Richard Billy Ryan Dickinson Gaines Gonzalez Howard Jorgenson People Freshmen 71 Togetherness Brings Out Spirit John McFarland Merlinda Mendoza Brad Miller Mike O'Campo Michele Mace Jtacy ' ;-ahan Paul Maxon Mindy Martin Freshmen People Andrea Otero Shannon Passalacqua LeAnn Pearson Ralph Plasencia Melanie Reyes Anna Ricket Rita Rodr iquez Janine Russell A. Williams High School is a site of education for many Freshmen. B. Sophomores look on while Freshmen hurry to dress during a Homecoming race. C. DeAnn Brassfield shows off her clowning ability at the Masquerade Ball. Elizabeth Saiz Frankie Serrano Angela Valdivia Barbara Wamble Greg Ware People Freshmen 73 WHS Faculty Push Students to Wisdom, Honor Success Dan Ayub English Spanish I II Track Coach Bruce Baker Government Psychology Cont. Issues Roundball Spon. Boys Basketball Sr. Class Spon. Debbie Brown Biology I II Earth Science G.A.A. Sponsor Softball Coach Jr. Class Spon. Bonnie Dent Art I II Publications Yearbook Spon. Prom Sponsor 74 Faculty People Bob Englert Functions Scienctific Programming Gifted Program Algebra II Jr. Sponsor Physics Faustina Estrada Reading Resource Scott Gayman Geography Free Enterprise U.S. Ariz. History Advanced P.E. Weights Girls Basketball, Football Coach Carol German Typing I II Record Keeping Office Procedures FBLA Sponsor Aced. Dec. Coach Accounting I II Business Math Data Processing People Facuity 75 Loyal Staff = Hot Stuff A. Coaches Denis Kirkley and Scott Gayman practice with the girls' basketball team. B. Mr. Richardson plans the day's studies. C. A quiet scene at WHS. D. Chuck and Jeanne Gillespie with their newborn. E. Band director, Faun Nichols, introduces selections at a concert. Jeanne Gillespie Home Ec. I II, FHA Sponsor, Jr. Class Sponsor Ron Hollamon Girls' P.E., Boys' P.E., Advanced P.E., Noon Intramurals Denis Kirkley Bas. Algebra, Algebra I, Chemistry, Geometry, Asst. Girls' Basketball Coach Doug Lee Gen. Math 76 Faculty People Dave Neal Pre. Voc., Auto I II, V.I.C.A. sponsor, Soph, class sponsor Faun Nichols Chorus, Band, Jazz Band, Frosh Class Sponsor John Richardson Bookstore Manager, English 1-2, 5-6, 7-8CB, Athletic Director, Jr. Class Sponsor Kristine Vasquez Resource Jim Wesson Counselor, Football-Scouting, Boys' Basket-ball-Assistant, Driver's Ed. People Faculty 77 Administration Revamps as Dr. Briggs Tackles Top Job Dr. David Briggs Dan Baertlein Superintendent School Board Member Jack Dent Shirley Bates School Board Member School Board Member Bud Parenteau Jim McClain School Board Member School Board Member Sue Lynn Eddy District Bookkeeper Paul Young Principal Patty Alexander Jimnie Cox Norma McDowell Judy Cutlipp Office Manager Principal's Secretary Nurse Counselor's Secretary 78 Administration People The Effective School Movement aims to improve hcxne-school relations, school climate. Achievement Test scores, and individual self-worth. Dr. David Briggs in his first year as Superintendent, has promoted the nationwide movement in the Williams Schools. One of the first goals to be met was the choosing of district and school mottoes. Wisdom, Honor, Success has become an enthusiastic part of WHS pride. Dr. Briggs claims that Everday is a new day filled with new excitement, challenges, and awards. A. Dr. Briggs agrees that his job is FANTASTIC!” B. School board members J. Dent, B. Parenteau, and J. McClain discuss important matters at a meeting as P. Alexander takes notes. C. D. Baertlein and B. Parenteau converse casually before a regular school board meeting. People Administration 79 Williams Viking Booster Club Supporting Academics and Sports at WHS A Hometown Organization Dedicated to Our Children! Ads 81 Old Trails Lumber and Hardware 301 W. Railroad Ave. Specializing in Courteous Help With Building Supplies and Hardware for the Do-It-Yourselfer. Canyon Country Kwik Market 730 W. Bill Williams Ave. E ON 635-4789 Gas at Very Competitive Prices “Education ... the seeing of things in the making.” Thomas Edison A little over 100 years ago, Edison invented the incandescent electric light, hearalding a century of scientific and technological progress. In Arizona, Arizona Public Service Company’s first predecessor was granted a franchise to operate electric service in Phoenix in 1886. As APS celebrates its 100th year of service, the company is proud of the role it has played in the growth of the state and looks forward to serving Arizonans with dependable, affordable electricity during the next 100 years. Amzona Pkopu Serving You Center Stop Mobil 102 N. First Street Williams, Arizona 635-2441 SHELL -u SERVE Martin's Shell 900 W. Bill Williams Ave. Williams, AZ 635-2200 Pressie s Reyna s Barber Beauty Shop Hair Fixed Exactly as You Want it. Come on Down and let Pressie and Reyna suit your hair needs! Located at: 313 W. Bill Wms. Phone: 635-4392 Gateway Cleaners Sportway Supplies 129 W. Bill Williams Ave. 635-4727 “Don’t Settle For Less, Get The Best!” Quality, Service, Satisfaction Inc. 400 W. Bill Williams Williams, Arizona 4th and Bill Williams Avenue 635-2461 Congratulations and Best Wishes to Lisa Baertlein and Lisa Lindquist Hot Dog Corral Williams, Arizona David E. Smith D.D.S. PC Michael T. McLaughlin D.D.S. 2530 East 7th Avenue Flagstaff, AZ 526-2732 Cornerstone Realty 112 South First St. Williams, Arizona KC Hilites Inc. P.O. Box 155, Avenida de Lucas 635-2607 Wagoner's Union 76 811 W. Bill Williams Ave. We ’re been serving you for over 12 years. Congratulations and good work ’86! 603 W. Bill Williams Ave. 635-2502 Williams Auto Supply 144 W. Bill Williams Quality Automotive Parts and Service Lee Henson — Proprietor 635-4484 Working for a Goal; Practice Makes Perfect 86 Closing A. Summer '85 found potential football stars Allen Brown and Mario Lugo stretching with help from Romeo Castillo and Guy Hernandez. B. Senior English featured the experience of doing a 20 page research paper. C. Homecoming egg toss proved messy for Davie Pouquette, Ryan Jorgensen and judge Bruce Baker . D. Advanced art student Andy Shroyer completes his balloon pot Cookie Jar. Andy designed the only punk cookie jar Mrs. Dent had ever seen. E. Counselor Jim Wesson logged many bus miles as an assistant football coach. F. Homecoming silhouettes Viking cheerleaders perform in bonefire's glow. Closing 87 88 Closing Lifestyles Vary A. A typical FBLA lunch meeting held in Sponsor Carol German's roan. B. With a volleyball in her hand, Chedelle Pou-quette smiles for a pose. C. The camera catches the eyes of Danny Solberg while he works with Robbie Lopez. D. Students work carefully on different ceramics projects in first hour Art I class. E. Teacher Dan Ayub takes roll after the tardy bell has rung and class begun. F. Barran Drew sits on his mam, Monique Sandoval, for a picture. He was born on December 24, 1985. Closing 89 A. Pope John Paul II is greeted by the natives. B. Students are devastated by the space shuttle accident. C. Sotero Muniz and Andy Lindquist discussed the closing of the supervisor's office. D. Calder Chapman stated that if elected he would be the best governor in the history of Arizona. E. Reagan and Bush, showing great spirit and smile captures the essence of this country. 90 Events of Year Closing Events of Year Closing 91 What do you contribute as a school board member? Shirley Bates- Being a certified teacher and having had a variety of experience in the field of education, I feel I can add this depth of understanding to the Board. Jack Dent- I am dedicated to having the best school system we can have in a town the size of Williams, and with my years of experience, I can be a real factor in being a part of an excellant school. Bud Parenteau- My involvement in the Williams schools system goes far beyond being just a member of the Williams School Board. Being a board member means I am committed to giving the students in Williams the best education possible. I am proud to be a part of a team of board members, administrators, teachers, and staff that has the primary goal of providing the student the best education possible. If the students want a good education, they can find it here in the Williams school system. By showing my support to the students in all of their activities, I help build pride in their achievements, both academically and athletically. Dan Baertlein- My contribution to the Williams School Board is to be proud of my concern for the students, employees, and facilities of the district, and to be an active participating member of the Board. I believe in an informed board working with an a-ble staff to meet these concerns. James McClain- With fourteen years cenure on the Williams School Board, my main contribution has been my experience in decision making. 92 Dedication Closing Dedicated to Dedication: School Board Volunteers Time to Improve Schools, Make Decisions Going the extra mile for students is almost a qualification for a staff member in the Williams schools. As the Tusayan staff was considering the excellant work done by staff in custodial, secretarial, teaching, aide, and administrative jobs, one group came to the top because not only do they do an outstanding job, they also do it without pay. It is with great respect that the Tusayan Staff dedicates the 1986 yearbook to the five members of the Williams School Board of Education. Closing Dedication 93 Senior Index AYALA, GABE Baseball, 2yrs; Wrestling, lyr; Weightlifting, lyr. BAERTLEIN, LISA Volleyball, 2yrs; Tennis, lyr; Student Council (Jr. Class V-Pres., Treas.), 2yrs; GAA, 4yrs; Band, 2yrs; Honor Roll, 4yrs; Academic Decath., 2yrs. BARRAS, ROBERT Baseball, lyr; FBLA, lyr; Honor Roll, lyr. BATES, BRIAN Football, 2yrs; Basketball, 3yrs; Track, 2yrs; FBLA, (Sergant at Arms, 2yrs.), 3yrs.; Band, 4yrs; Round Ball, 2yrs; Academic Decath., 2yrs; Honor Roll, 4yrs. BOWMAN, RICKY Football, 3yrs; Basketball, 2yrs; Baseball, 2yrs; Weightlifting, 4yrs; Band, 2yrs; Honor Roll. BULFER, ANDY Football, 4yrs; Basketball, (All Conf. 1st Team), 4yrs; Track, 4yrs; Weightlifting, 3yrs. CARDANI, ROBERT FBLA, (Historian), 2yrs; Band, 4yrs. CARLE, MARTY Band, 4yrs; Jazz Band, 4yrs; Honor Roll, 4yrs. CLEER, KIM Basketball, 4yrs; Softball, 3yrs; Tusayan Staff, lyr; GAA, 3yrs; FHA, lyr; Honor Roll, 2yrs. DEARING, ERIC DELANDER, NICKY Student Council, 4yrs; Tusayan Staff, lyr; Cheer, 4yrs; FBLA, (Treas.), 2yrs; Royalty (Countess, Prom Attendent), 2yrs; Honor Roll, 4yrs. DUNN, MIKE Basketball, lyr; Baseball, 3yrs; Weightlifting, 2yrs. GARIBAY, MARGARET Tusayan Staff, 2yrs; Honor Roll, lyr. GERMAN, KIM Basketball, lyr; Volleyball, 2yrs; Track, 2yrs; Student Council (Frosh. Treas.; Soph. Pres.), 2yrs; FBLA, (V-Pres.; Reg.I VP, lyr), 4yrs; NHS, (Pres., Sec.), 3yrs; Band, (Reg. Band, 2yrs; All-State Band, lyr), 4yrs; Academic Decath., lyr; Jazz Band, 3yrs; Hnr. Roll, 4yrs; ASU Medallion of Merit; U of A anad NAU President's Awards; Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Junior Award; Valedictorian. GRANTHAM,TRAVIS Football (All-Conf. 1st Team; MVP—Offense), 3yrs; Basketball, lyr; Baseball, 2yrs; Weightlifting, lyr; Royalty (2nd Attendant), lyr. HANSEN, JORGE Basketball (Co-Captain, 2yrs), 4yrs; Volleyball (Co- Captain, lyr.), 4yrs; Track, 3yrs; Student Council (Treas.), 2yrs; Tusayan Staff, lyr; FBLA (Local Recorder; State Pres.), 2yrs; NHS, lyr; GAA (Treas., Pres.), 4yrs; Hnr. Roll, 4yrs. HATCHER, KIM Basketball (Captain, 2yrs; All-Conf. 1st Team, 2yrs; All- Conf. 2nd Team, lyr), 4yrs; Softball, (Captain, 2yrs; All- Conf. 1st Team, 2yrs; All- Conf. 2nd Team; lyr), 4yrs; Track, lyr; FBLA, lyr; GAA (Club Rep.), 4yrs; Hnr. Roll, 2yrs. HAYES, DEBRA Softball, lyr; FBLA, lyr; Academic Decath., 2yrs. HOLLAMON, RON Football, lyr; Basketball, lyr; Baseball, lyr; Track, 2yrs; Wrestling, 2yrs; Weightlifting, 3yrs; Student Council (Sr. Class Treas.), lyr. HOWARD, JUDY Tusayan Staff, 2yrs; Honor Roll, 4yrs. 94 Senior Index KALI.BERG, KRIS Volleyball, 2yrs; Tusayan Staff, 2yrs; FBLA, lyr; NHS, lyr; Band, 3yrs; Hnr. Roll, 4yrs; Salutatorlan. LINDQUIST, LISA Basketball, 2yrs; Softball, lyr; Volleyball (Captain), 4yrs; Track, 4yrs; Student Council (So. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Pres.; Senior Class Social Mgr.), 3yrs; FBLA, lyr; NHS, lyr; GAA, 4yrs; Band, (Honor Band, 4yrs; Reg. Band, 3yrs; Flag.Youth Orch., lyr), 4yrs; Homecoming (Princess; 1st Attendant), 2yrs; Hnr. Roll, 4yrs; Girls State, Academic Decath., lyr. NESS, ERIK Football, lyr; Baseball, 3yrs; Track, lyr; VICA, lyr; Royalty, (Duke, Count; KING), 3yrs. ORTIZ, MARTIN Wrestling, 2yrs; Weightlifting, 2yrs. PAYNE, JERRY Football (Co-Captain; All-Conf. 2nd Team), 2yrs; Basketball, 3yrs; Baseball (All-Conf. 1st Team), 2yrs; Roundball, lyr; Royalty (Prince; 1st Attendant; Prom Attendant), 3yrs; Hnr. Roll. PEARSON, LYNETTF. Tennis, 3yrs; Student Council (Frosh. Class Pres., So. Class V-Pres., Junior Class Treas., Student Body Pres.), 4yrs; Tusayan Staff, lyr; Cheer, 4yrs; FBLA (Parli-Pro Team), lyr; GAA, 2yrs; FHA, lyr; Band (B-West Honor Band), 3yrs; Royalty (Duchess), lyr; Hnr. Roll, 3yrs; Hnr. Men. lyr. PRICE, JIMMY QUIRIARTE, JULIE Softball, lyr. RADACY, YVONNE FBLA, 2yrs; Academic Decath., 2yrs. REID, ANDY Football, lyr. SANCHEZ, LISA Football (Video), 2yrs; Basketball (Video), 3yrs; Tusayan (Bus. Mgr.; Co-Editor; Student Adv.), 4yrs; FHA (V-Pres.), lyr. Hnr. Roll, lyr. SANDOVAL, SAMANTHA Basketball, lyr; Softball, 3yrs; Student Council (Sr. Sec.), lyr; FBLA, lyr; GAA, 4yrs. SCHULTE, RANDI Basketball, 3yrs; Track, 3yrs; Student Council (Soph. Class Treas.; Jr. Class Sec.; Sr. Class Pres.), 3yrs; Cheer, lyr; NHS, (V-Pres.), 2yrs; GAA, (Treas.), 4yrs; Royalty (2nd Attendant), lyr; Hnr. Roll, 4yrs; Historian. SMITH, KELLY Track, 4yrs; Student Council (Sec.), 2yrs; Cheer (Captain), 3yrs; FBLA, 4yrs. VASQUEZ, LAURA Basketball, 4yrs; Softball, 2yrs; Track, lyr; FBLA (Sec.), 2yrs; GAA, 2yr8; Band (Sec., Flag. Youth Orch., Honor Band), 4yrs; Royalty (Queen), lyr; Hnr. Roll- Hnr. Men. VASQUEZ, LUISA Football (Tnr.), lyr; Basketball (Girls and Boys Tnr., 2yrs; Girls Mgr., 3yrs), 4yrs; Tennis, 3yrs; Softball, lyr; Student Council (So. Class V-Pres., Jr. Class Rep., Sr. Class Rep.), 3yrs; Tusayan Staff (Bus. Mgr.; Photo Ed.), 3yrs; GAA, 2yrs; FHA, lyr; Jazz Band, 2yrs; Chorus, lyr. WALKER, J.P. WINCHESTER, SHAWN Basketball (Hon. Men. Team), 3yrs; Baseball, 3yrs; Student Council (Jr. Treas.), lyr; FBLA (Pres.; Parll-Pro Team; Hist.), 3yrs; NHS (Pres.; V-Pres., Sec.), 3yrs; Band (Pres.; Reg. Band, 2yrs; Honor Band), 4yrs; Jazz Band (Outstanding Soloist), 4yrs; Hnr. Roll, 4yrs; NAU Citation of Achievement; Boys State. WINSLOW, VICKI Softball, 2yrs; Student Council, lyr; Tusayan Staff, 2yrs; Cheer, lyr; FBLA, 3yrs; FCA, 2yrs; Hnr. Roll, lyr; Hnr. Men. lyr. Senior Index 95 Student Index A Aguilar, Priscilla-9,62 Augenstein, Jeff-42,44,48,66 Ayala, Daniel-66 Ayala, Gabe-54 B Baertlein, Carl-66,68 Baertlein, Lisa-1,7,12,20,31, 36,40,44,54,57 Baker, Kellie-7,20,26,32,34,38,66 Barras, Robert-26,54,86 Basham, Robert-38,66 Bates, Brian-16,20,26,32,33,34,48,70,86 Bohnsack, Neal-32,33,34,40,44,48,55,71 Booker, Frongelyn-34,46,47,66,100 Bowman, Rickey-44,55 Bowman,Shea-34,66,100 Brassfield, DeAnn-7,34,70,73 Brassfield, Jeanie-11,26,28,62 Bravo, Leah-66 Brookbank, Rene-15,17,18,34, 35,42,43,46,47,66 Brown, Allen-2,44,48,66,86 Brown, Mitchell-42,48,62 Brown, Pam-28,38,66 Bulfer, Andy-48,55 C Cardani, Robert-26,34,40,55,57 Carle, Marty-32,34,54,57 Castillo, Elizabeth-7,15,66,86 Castillo, Romeo-14,66 Castro, Annette-38,62 Chavez, Melissa-70 Cleer, Kim-3,6,24,25,38,42,55,86 Cox, Mike-17,20,21,22,26,30,32, 33,34,35,48,62,63,64 Craig, Shana-26,32,34,62 Crittenden, Barbara-70 D Davis, Jonna-18,47,71 Deal, Tonia-34,42,43,53,66 Dearing, Eric-16,55 Dearing, Morgan-16,67 DeHaas, Michael-63 DeLander, Nicky-13,20,22,26,36, 37,44,56,58 Dick, Travis-44,48,49,67,68 Dickenson, Paula-71 Dickinson, Rhonda-71,100 Dunn, Mike-56 E Estrada, Angelina-1,39 F Fedison, Tony-34,63 G Gaines, Priscilla-71 Garibay, Margaret-3,17,24,56 German, Kim-20,21,26,30,31,32,34, 36,40,46,47,52,53,56,86 German, Staci-8,12,18,26,32,33,34, 35,36,37,44,67,87 Glaab, Travis-16,26,48,58,67 Goeglein, Richard-71 Gonzalez, Richard-71 Gorney, Janette-18,21,26,34,67 Grantham, Travis-8,44,56 H Haban, Steve-67 Hageman, Klaudia-67 Hageman, Kristie-28,63 Hansen, Jorge-3,11,13,18,20,22,24, 25,26,30,42,46,47,56 Harbour, Sabrina-26,34,63 Hatcher, Kim-26,42,57,86 Hayes, Debra-26,40,57 Hernandez, Guy-11,38,63,86 Hieraenz, Aaron-8,44,48,67 Hill, Anna-21,28,71 Hollamon, Ron-23,48,54,57 Honanie, Jackie-67 Howard, Billy-71 Howard, Judy-17,24,25,58 J Jaramillo, Chris-44,63 Jones, Shannon-71 Jorgensen, Ryan-8,44,71,86 K Kahon, Peter-33,34 Kallberg, Kris-20,21,25,26,30,34,40,58 Kiker, Kellie-38,67 Kiser, Jennifer-63 Krummenacher, David-16,44,48,67 Lee, Melissa-18,34,35,36,37,44,67,87 Lindquist, Lisa-8,13,18,20,22,23. 30,31,40,41,46,47,52,58 Logan, Susap -21,68,72 Lopez, Robby-38,63 Lugo, Mario-44,72,86 96 Index M Mace, Michelle-72 Magnes, J.R.-68 Mahan, Stacy-7,52,72 Martin, Ben-68 Martin, Mindy-20,32,33,34,72 Martinez, Cynthia-15,38,42,46,47,68,100 Martinez, Rita-11,63 Matthews, Julie-21,25,32,34,62,63,64,65 Maxon, David-48,52,64 Maxon, Paul-10,48,72 McCallister, Brian-10,14,26,32, 34,44,48,68 McClain, Jason-44,48,64 McFarland, John-32,33,34,72 McKinney, Keith-68 McKinney, Kris-64,100 Mejia, Gilbert-48,68 Mendoza, Melinda-72 Miller, Brad-32,34,44,48,49,72 Monette, Randy-68 Montoya, Priscilla-68 Mowrer, Melanie-38,52,68 N Ness, Erik-8,38,44,59 0 O'Campo, Mike-44,70,72 Ortiz, Martin-59 Otero, Andrea-20,34,70,73 Otero, Rosalie-59 Otero, Joe-44,68 P Parenteau, Todd-4,9,42,43,44,45,48,64 Parkerson, Carla-15,38,68 Passalacqua, Shannon-14,44,73 Payne, Jerry-8,44,48,54,59 Payne, Lisa-64 Payne, Mike-43,44,68 Pearson, LeAnn-12,26,34, 36,37,44,70,73 Pearson, Lynette-1,7,11 ,12,22,26,28 , 34,35,36,37,40,44,52,59,100 Perkins, Keith-26,68 Pettit, Chris-64 Pettit, James-44,48,64 Plasencia, Ralph-44,73 Pouquette, Chedelle-18,43,46,47,53,64 Pouquette, Dave-68,86 Price, Jimmy-20,34,39 Price, Susan-20,21,26,34,69 Pruett, Lisa-2,26,38,69 Q Quiriarte, Julie-59 R Radacy, Yvonne-26,40,60 Reid, Andy—60 Reuter, Bob-65 Reyes, Melanie-73 Rickett, Anna-73 Rocha, Eric-69 Rodriguez, Rita-73 Rogers, Cindy-38,47,69 Russell, Anthony-5,9,69,101 Russell, Janine-46,47,52,70,73 S Saiz, Elizabeth-70,73 Saiz, Rita-69 Sanchez, Adrienne-3,20,25,28,30,31,63,65 Sanchez, Lisa-2,3,6,20,25,28,58,60 Sanchez, Toby-44,69 Sandoval, Monique-2,3,25,63,65 Sandoval, Samantha-26,54,60,87 Sandoval, Sharon-1,2,3,6,24,25,38,69 Scates, Robby-11,69 Schulte, Randi-9,13,17,20,34, 35,36,37,44,52,54,60 Serrano, Debbie-15,28,38,69 Serrano, Frankie-14,73 Shroyer, Andy-26,44,69,87 Smith, Kelly-7,13,18,22,36,38,44,60,87 Solberg, Danny-38,65 Speckels, Gina-21,26,34,53,69 Speckels, Heidi-2,65 T Tindle, Victor-48,69 Treanor, Sandy-69 V Vasquez, Laura-8,20,26,34,35,36,47,57,60 Vasquez, Linda-13,18,26,32,33, 34,44,52,69,87 Vasquez, Luisa-17,25,28,32,33, 38,44,48,54,61 Valdivia, Angela-28,38,73 W Walker, Lori-11,69 Walker, J.P.-61 ' amble, Barbara-20,26,28,73 Ware, Greg-73 Whitman, Adam-16,22,44,48,65 Winchester, Shawn-20,26.27 31,33,34,48’,86 Index 97 Set high goals and go after them , briefly expresses Valedictorian Kim German's advice to upcoming students. Some of Kim's many extra activities have included FBLA, band, jazz band, Academic Decathlon, NHS, and Student Council. She has also participated in track, volleyball and basketball. Kim was selected as an ASU Medallion of Merit student, and received the UofA and NAU President's Awards, as well as being chosen Phi Kappa Phi Outstanding Junior. Future plans include a-ttending Arizona State U-niversity and majoring in business or engineering. German, Kallberg, Schulte Lead Class Salutatorian Kris Kallberg hopes to continue her education at a Vo-Tech school to learn medical lab technology. Activities at WHS have included band, yearbook staff, FBLA, NHS, and volleyball. Kris was asked how she felt about the honor of Historian Randi Schulte has set her sights on Northern AZ University and a career in fashion merchandising. being salutatorian and replied, I think it stinks! I hate being labeled. Everyone in our class is equal. No one's better than anyone else, so why should three people be labeled as the best? Her own advice to others: Be yourself! When asked about being selected historian she replied, It makes you feel good when you know you've worked hard and accomplished something by yourself. Involved in many varied activities, Randi has enjoyed track and basketball as well as Student Council, Cheer Pom, NHS, GAA, and band. She has won many scholastic honors . Her advice to upcoming students is: Take advantage of your high school years. There are so many fun things to do and you will never know unless you get involved. 98 Honor Students Closing A. Cheerleaders show off their talent by doing the pyramid. B. Judy Howard and Margaret Garibay really put on the heat while working on a ceramics project in Art I. C. Debra (Hayes) Johnson is the bride of the year. She married Tuffy Johnson on February 14, 1986. D. Kellie Baker puts on the heat by playing the marimba while her classmates do the same. Closing 99 Memories Burn Strong A. Student Council president Lynette Pearson also reigns as a local Rodeo Queen. B. Frongelyn Booker, Rhonda Dickenson, Cynthia Martinez, Shea Bowman and Jonna Davis express their exuberance at winning a JV basketball game. C. Kris McKinney, an art student, helps hang an exhibition in the office area. D. As Coaches Baker and Mayfield look on, football coach Scott Gayman directs his quarterback from the side lines. E. Six-foot-five-inch Bo Russell shows his slam-dunk style. 100 Closing Closing 101 A. For the week following the February space shuttle disaster, which killed seven astronauts, the WHS flags were raised to half-mast by custodian, Pressie Torrez. B. Because she was innovative enough to find a milk carton with water to put her valentine carnations in, J. Davis also became the keeper of several friends' flowers. C. WHS basketball fans cheer the Vikes to a vic- tory ! D. G. Ayala and J. Walker work diligently to complete their general business assignments. E. In track practice, L. Lindquist uses all her facial expressions to give her more power. F. T. Glaab touches up his ceramic Victorian house in advanced art. G. K. Cleer, T. Grantham, and M. Dunn catch up on the latest gossip in English class. Life Is Highs, Lows 102 Turn Off the Heat A. High school student summer jobs have included Youth Conservation Corps. B. Student Body President Lynette Pearson expresses student concerns over the Forest Service Supervisors Office at the public forum in January. C. State FBLA President Jorge Hansen was also a speaker at the forum. D. At a basketball game Carl Baertlein and Travis Glabb chat before the game. 104 Closing Taylor Publishing Compam •V ■ N • ,W • ■- -� • ' ■ • ?v � ' 's '- ; v- £jS v-2?V-.._-,,w