Antelope Union High School - Desert Sands Yearbook (Wellton, AZ)

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This years Activities section of the Desert Sands Year- book was put together by Donna Neinast (LEFT) and Jane Finfrock (RIGHT). Donna worked hard design- ing the In Memory Page of Fred Blohm and Typing copy, while lane busily worked on copy and drew the layouts. They would both like to thank the photography class; without them the yearbook would not be possible. Living It Up Living it Up at Antelope means getting in- volved. Activities play a big role. Having fun is one of the best parts of High SchooL At the first of each year there is a slave sale everybody buys a Freshman and initiates them. Then Homecoming week and the decorations go up. When they come down, FHA is hard at work preparing for the Cinderella Ball. Then as things start to slow down a bit Western Days come and the competition starts. And of course all through the year cheerleaders and poms get together with the student body for pep assemblies in honor of all athletes. So come on people get involved and LIVE IT UP! ACTIVITIES DIVISION PAGE 7

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In Memory Of Fred Blohm Life Is A Journey, Not A Destination. We all wonder why others have to go, I don't think anyone knows the answer to this question. If it is someones time they have to go no matter how young or old they are. Some people live longer than the rest of us would ever dream of, and yet others are taken from us in their younger years, not getting to see or ex- perience what life is really about. In Fred's seventeen years he had ex- perienced many things, probably more than most his age, some of which were good and others bad. Fred was a special part of this community and I think everybody realizes it. He was taken from us in his teens not yet finished with all his dreams, when he was separated from his friends and family in what everyone would say was a very sad accident. Everyone hated to see him go, but there was nothing anyone could do, as they say it was his time. No harm will ever come to Fred now and his memory will always be in our hearts. 6 IN MEMORY This page was donated by ANTELOPE F.F.A

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Slave Sale Seniors Take In Over $500.00 Ifais year at annual Slave Sale the Seniors made $596.00.jThe highest (selling slave was SherTTHudson. Sherri's purchaser was none other thaa QuTluctioneer Bradley Jones. Bradley bid $35.50 for his slavjS That hard earned $596.00 will go toward their senior trip. On Oc- tober 22nd the senior class had rung up a total of $1,924.86, but if they want to go to Disneyland this year, they need at least $3,000. BELOW: Slave Glen Fuller crawls to class. RIGHT: Our auctioneer Bradley Jones and slave driver Sergio Amavisca trying to sell a slave. BOTTOM: Terry Crenshaw setting with her two masters Marvin Wright and Mike Hultstrand.