Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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AIASA The American Industrial Arts Stu- dent Association is a national or- ganization for students who are presently in, or who have complet- ed, industrial arts courses. AIASA provides leadership training, en- courages scholastic motivation, in- creases knowledge and helps to promote industrial arts in school, community, state and nation. JAG Jag (Jobs for Arizona Graduates) is a new program developed to identify, train and place seniors into jobs after graduation. With the help of a job specialist, the partici- pants in the program were given an opportunity to study the job market at both a school level and at the job site. The AIASA. Front row, (I to r): Mark loia, Kevin Davidson. Jim Kuzmich. James Flanagan and Clint Shafer. Back row: Mr. Zweck. Alek Ipatenco. Jeff Tompkins. Troy McDorman and Robert Lewis. JAG. Top row (I to r): Dan Clayton. Pete Hernandez. Harold Ussery and Rick Urschel. Second row: John Hagman, Glen Pace. Penny Richards and Michelle Smith. Third row: Rebecca Rosecrans. Dana Madsen. Gabe Robles. Norma Tiznado. Carmen Gamboa and Mr. Richard Cons. Bottom row: Amy Yeater. Robert Vega. Judy Taysom. Rebecca 104-Organizations Rozell and Cathy Roarty.

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Lettermens Club The Lettermens Club sold Tempe High wind- breakers, and after one of the Tempe High Bas- ketball games, they sponsored a dance that helped to pay for the let- ter jackets which includ- ed the athlete’s name and the Tempe High em- blem. 1 he Lettermens Club Top row (I to r): Tracy Ellis. Lisa Thomas. Ricky Carias. Jimmy Williams and Steve Ybarra. Bottom Row: Steve Goitia, Patti Strauss. Lisa Bermudez. Monica Garcia and Jeanine Rollo. French Club The French Club spon- sored a dance and nu- merous social parties, in- cluding the big Hallow- een and Christmas events. They celebrated Mardi Gras and sold can- dy to provide funds for their annual party at the end of the school year. The French Club. Back row: Mrs. Maureen Buffington. Dan Gesky. Ben Avechuco. Lori Camp- bell. Lynda Walls. Kathy Kitts and Ross Gould. Front row: Kathie Buren. Doris Mosley. Kim Baxley. Bethel Kaminsky and Bill McBrayer. Organizations-103

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NHS Bottom row (I to r): Kathy Kitts. John Mahan. Mary Olson. Sherri Smyth. Judy Taysom and Terry Davey. Middle row: David Roye. Rauna Richardson. Maria Bahr. Michelle Roper. Julie Altman. Brian Carney. Dave Inoshita. Jeff Sippel and Tom Ratcliffe. Top row: Duke McDonald. Anne Westfall. Mike Nesbitt. Harold Ussery. Steve Espinoza. Joe Ortiz and Tim Feeney. NHS The National Honor Society was not a service organization. Their main function was to give recogni- tion to students who would receive a scholarship. Touchdown Club The Touchdown Club was designed to promote spirit in football and weight lift- ing. The club sponsored a dance which was one of the most popular of the year. A competitive weight lifting tournament raised funds used to buy weights for the schools weight room. The Touchdown Club. Front row (I to r): Tom Bagnoli. James Randall. John Mahan. Dave Belousek and Gordon Ambrose. Second row: Mr. Tim McBurney. Mike Montanez. Mike Nesbitt. Duke McDonald. Jim Warne and Mark Waclawik. Organizations-105