McClintock High School - Historian Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Amy Schooler Sonya Schraeder Amy Schwarz J K Scott Seibel 5' A . A Q Erin Shannon Tess Shannon Karen Shook Donna Sites Scott Siwinski Lori Skelton Derek Smith Julie Smith Melissa Smith Q33 ,V Michelle smiith Vi' Tim smith V Bob Solar H 'm A Susan Sommer v .4 i Diane Sosinski xc Claudia Soto T' J ix Vicki Southern t 'xx t' ' S Displaying her approval during the Mountain View f. X . it ' X 4 assembly, Heidi Walker focuses on the speaker. X ' Swimming six hours a day to ome people would be a waste of me but for Darren Hollis its prov- d to be rewarding. Holding 5 first lace records in the state for dif- rent strokes, Hollis achieved the tle of Swimmer of the Year for rizona. Having started swimming at the ge of 9, Hollis plans to continue is swimming career throughout ollege. l enjoy swimming more than him else. lt is definitely my priority, commented Hollis. The breast stroke remains main strength. He holds 2 mit ollis's First Priority-Swimming first-place records in state and two fourth-place records in the nation for the breast stroke. Hollis stated, The breast stroke is my favorite, probably because it's my best. Most of his toughest competitors were from Brophy Prep School, although he competes against other AAU teams. Having already been offered two scholarships to universities, Hollis plans to attend the one that will benefit his swimming the most. He has plans to train for the Olympics and his future includes breaking a world record someday. kt Lk. W . Jail bf xl N F , While competing against Brophy, number-one ranked swimmer Darren Hollis displays his form. David Stark Jim Steinmetz Q , Sharon Steppe . f sc Janean B Q N .- 7 Stevenson L - . b X A if fi Curt Stewart . iv? . , W xox- f s gg gl -Tim stiles , Q M, Q, ,' A 'jp X , ,I 1 Melissa Stout Tracy Stout Sophomore-257