McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Anna Marshall Debbie Martin Teresa Martinez Gary Matsch Ron Matthias Chris Maxwell Roger Mayhall Tammy Mays Perry McArthur Margaret McCabe Tim McCreary Greg McEowen Pam McEowen Brian Maughlilin Chris McKenzie Tina McKenzie Joy McKeIvain Bill McManus Jennifer McPherson Don Medart Gina Medina Sam Medina Q' uf Q , Q 0 K it it 'fa 3 14' W! I f S lb. . 'V -f Qi! n 'QA J if K r . ,X -1, 6: 1 f l , I ,K K Q if my Q, ' 1 A A Y' in Excited J.V. players celebrate a fourth quarter touchdown by Jeff Knoll KV X' finish up their successful season with a victory over Corona. is 0 ,M Q 34 H fy . J X M Ni 1 Liesel Lunt and Sabrina Pennington respond to the announcements during a meeting. Sophomore-254 Q xi f-if Key Club

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1'- E X 3? 1 wr K 1 i J x if-,4 , -qgwtfs f , K , 1 ' v , 3 Q- Awsk. g f -king care to warm up her muscles, Liz Locke stretches before the Mesa clash. Ar ' ...A M n kb jj ., Q x X45 i 'x K M , 5' . t 1 li, if t Hauger Masters Priorities The hardest thing about being busy isn't doing everything, but etting my priorities among them, sserted Jodi Hauger. A volunteer t Tempe St. Luke's Hospital, in- olvement in five on-campus clubs nd in the all district honor band, McClintock's TEEN GAZETTE cor- espondent found little time for etting priorities. I wouldn't mind dropping any f the clubs but they're all equal in importance, stated Hauger. ln eptember, Hauger devoted herself to seven clubs, not to men- ion her off-campus commitments. clubs after three months of school. She admitted, I really hated to do it, but there just aren't enough hours in a day. Musically inclined she lettered in Charger Band, playing the flute and piccolo. An unfortunate acci- dent to her knee last year left her unable to march. To keep up with the band, she turned to playing the cymbals since it required little marching. She hoped to be back playing the flute and marching next season. Everything I do is just another way of expressing myself, ' rl QM . if Connie Krieger Wayne Kryka Robin Lafer Tom Larsen Steve Lavalle Hao Lee Mike LeMaire Sivi Lentz Lara Lewis Mary Sue Lewis Liz Locke Deaune Lofton Jennifer Lopata Cyndi Lorentz Tammy Lovejoy Kirsten Lundin Q9 i Q. , ,J . f, affylflg six classes, HHUQGI' HHUQGI' concluded. Jgdi Hauger relishes Student par- dropped from the rosters of two ticipation at pep rallies. I L LieseILunt ' Kim Lusher 'j' -' ' M Mindy Lutz . - Y Karen Lycoudes . Nancy Lyons 3 j P I X I , A Ann - - Q . 1, -1 T, I - 7 i - Mala h k' 't i.w'4'fi ,, f if it K ty Y ' f lv L M Pfmovfv Holly Manville Sophomore-253

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