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

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INVOLVED PEOPLE are 1 on our list at Antelope High. People are so alike, but yet so different; in their own way they're like a big family. Their faculty believes in SHARING THEIR KNOWLEDGE and HELPING OTHERS. Parents and others in the community help us out by donating items and encouragement. Without the faculty and parents there would be LIVING IT UP for us through our activities and future lives. Our sports play a major role with the way we are LEARNING TO LIVE and WORK TOGETHER. There's a great deal of PARTICIPATING PEOPLE that this means so much to, sports always seem to get everyone INVOLVED and brings them closer together. There isn't a chance that anyone at Antelope will leave without knowing more than they did when they came. Everybody should remember this. Antelope Union High School has something to offer everyone who wants to PARTICIPATE, HELP OTHERS, GET IN- VOLVED and LEARN TO LIVE. INVOLVED PEOPLE is something to really remember.

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(TOP PICTURE) There's more to life than just reading books. (MIDDLE PICTURE) A time to salute our nation, right before the Homecoming game. (LOWER LEFT HAND CORNER) Cin- dy Meeks and Mary Chisam finds happiness in each others arms. (LOWER RIGHT HAND CORNER) Mr. Wilson showing Frank Bishop just how it is done. (OPPOSITE PAGE TOP PIC- TURE LEFT TO RIGHT) James Bingham, Yvonne Davis and Vickie Herndon. (UPPER RIGHT HAND CORNER) Luwanna Scott playing the part of the school's mascot. (CENTER PIC- TURE) Ed Stewart (with arms stretched out) trying to convince Marcy Boling that school will be out before you know it. (BOTTOM PICTURE) Another day, another lunch. Look what it has done for Wonder Woman Vickie. Living Learning

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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