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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1987 volume:

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Yes, a great deal of construction, ex- pansion, spirit, and determination went through Antelope this 1986-87 school year, but by no means are we finished. There are still many goals we must attain either in or out of school, to help our- selves, and our loved ones . . . And even though we have the courage, the determi- nation and the edge, we are still only be- ginning, always fresh, always new. We are, and always will be ‘‘Striving for Suc- cess”. Striving to win! The Varsity Volleyball Team on their way to another win. 2 afrevtcay Registration! The start of a successful year. Modern Technology makes its way to Antelope High. Varsity Cheerleaders show their support towards another Antelope victory. Showing our pride through expanding our campus. A new paint job helps in boosting school spirit for the new year. SENIORS Senior Class Officers: Vice Pres.- Robert Aldridge, Pres - Mike Koury. Student Council Rep.- Ervin Hale, y Secretary Treasurer- Tonya Tacker. Kobus and Susanna sit and chat. Kobus Ackerman enjoys his lunch in the cafeteria. The three of us are making decisions for our ’87 yearbook. Bob and Mike are looking to the future. Beto Rodriquez shows his strength in weight training. CLASS OF 87 6 ie Uat4. EXCHANGE STUDENTS Kobus Ackerman When asked about his stay at Antelope, Kobus commented, “1986 has been the greatest year of my life. I want to thank everybody at Antelope for shar- ing so many special moments during my stay here. The one thing about this school is that is simply FANTASTIC is the spirit and good attitude between stu- dents.” “Groetnis”! Kobus’ home is the most southern com- munity of Africa called Bredas- dorp. Susanna Kiiski Susanna commented, I like Antelope very much and the school has so much spirit. Every- body gets along with each other. I love all the activities the school provides. Mexican food is terrif- ic, especially the burritos and chimichangas. When I go back to Finland, I will have two years left in my high school. After that, I would like to major in marketing. My memories of Antelope will al- ways be cherished. The spirit and pride of Antelope will always be with me. Susanna's home is Heinlahti, Finland. Kobus Ackermann Robert Aldridge Maricela Arcos Robert Auza Patty Barcenas Armando Barrandey Patty Barraza Kam Burks Ana Bustillos Guille Cabrera Lola Carpena Maricela Castillos Jesus Colon Angie Cuevas Alvaro Curiel George Douglas Alfredo Garcia Tammy Guy Ervin Hale Bill Kennedy Susanna Kiiski Deborah Kisto Mike Koury Natalie Madron Shannon Marchman Melanie Marlatt Susie McClelland Rebecca Moran Working hard? Patty Barraza Are we SENIORS or what? A group of seniors stop at the lockers between classes. Oh no!! Flshwich again? Tonya Tacker, Lola Car- pena. Jose Sanchez, Bob Stricklin, Wayne Rich- mond and Armando Barrandey wait patiently for lunch. to He-Man! Bob Stricklin shows off his muscles during weight training class. Mike Nunn Nathan Ortega James Patterson Kenny Phipps Wendy Phipps Martin Quintana Mike Rivera Patricia Rivera Miguel Rodriguez “I’ve got to get some odor eaters! Armando Bar- Ricardo Rodriguez randey dresses out tor weight training. Jose Sanchez Maria Sanchez Seniors not pictured: Robert Babb, Thomas Radford, Oralia Huerta. Beto Rodriguez, Alfred DeLeon, and Aleida Hueta. Other seniors not pictured are Cherie Bland. John Goin, Doug Huff. Dusty Jones, Shawn McDonell, and James Wilkerson. Artist at Work! Jose Sanchez and Mike Koury dis- cuss the senior class poster for Homecoming. Are we cool or What? Susie McClelland, Lupe Juarez, Karl Uterhardt, Isabel Sandoval, and Ervin Hale pose for the camera. ts Isabel Sandoval Terry Smith Bob Stricklin Tanya Tacker Gena Wickham Jeanette Wilkerson Karl Uterhardt Tammy Ward Brian Taylor Randy Tryon Light as a feather! Karl Uterhardt prefers to build his muscles with Natalie Madron than real weights. t3 Where’s your Think, Alfred, think! A very rare sight; Alfred DeLeon working diligently in class. Here are just a few of our excuses: I didn’t have time to do it!” “I can't find it right now.” “I lost my book and it had my homework in it. The dog wet on my paper.” I let Martin use it.” “It’s in my locker. C’mon teach, it’s Monday.” “It flew out the window of the bus.” My mother wouldn’t let me do it.” It was here just a minute ago.” “Somebody stole it.” It was against my religion.” Homework—What homework?” You never told us to do that.” My sister tore it up.” We had homework, are you serious?” “Honest— I did it, but I left it at home.” “I was watching Monday night football.” “There was a party last night.” I wasn't here that day.” And everyone’s favorite: “My dog ate it.” Due now? Angie Cuevas and Jessie Colon are interrupted while sorting through Yearbook negatives. e tcosi homework? Excuses, Excuses Some just never seem right Dragons and monsters, stole it from the night From on top of my dresser, he got caught in the door I went to grab him but slipped on the floor. So ... I’m sorry teacher, you'll just have to excuse me But when I find that dragon, I'll get my homework to thee. Tonya Kay Tacker Put the comics away! Martin Quintana stops working just long enough to smile for a picture. e ttosi 15 Senior Kobus Ackermann: AUHS-12; Drama Club-12; Drama Club Best Actor Award-12; Presidential Academic Fitness Award-12. Robert Aldridge: “Turk”; AUHS- 9,,11,12; J.V. Football-9,10; Varsity Football-11,12; Frosh Basketball-9; LA-; Class President-9,; Class V-Pres.-12. Maricela Areos: “Rosey”; AUHS- 9,10,11,12; FHA-12; Spanish-11. Ana Bustillos: Banana ; AUHS- 9,10,11,12; J.V. Volleyball-11; Varsity Volleyball-11,12; Varsity Basketball-11,12; Varsity Softball- 10,1 1,12; Jazz Band-12. Huff: AUHS-9,10,11,12; JV Football-9,10; Varsity Football- 11,12; Wrestling-9,11,12; Track 9,10; JV Baseball-10. Robert Auza: AUHS-9,10,11,12; Varsity Football-10,11,12; First team All-Conference-10,11,12; Frosh Basketball-9; Wrestling- ,11,12; FFA-9,10,11,12; FFA Sti Farmer-12. VO 0 Guillermina Cabrera: Guille ; Varsity Cheerleader-11,12; Drama Club-11,12; Drama Vice- President-12; Key Club-11,12; Key Club Student Council Rep.-12; Pep Club-9; VICA-12. Lola Carpena: AUHS-9,10,11,12; J.V. Volleyball-9,10,11; Varsity Volleyball-12; J.V. Basketball-10; Varsity Basketball-12; Varsity oftball-10,11; J.V. Cheer-9. Bill Kennedy: Bubba”; AUHS- 9,10,11,12; JV Football-9,10; Varsity Football-11,12; FFA- 9,10,11,12. Armando Barrandey: AUHS- a 9,10,11,12; J.V. FodBall-9; f Varsity Football-11,12; Wrestling- 9,10,11,12; 4th in Conference- 10,11; 4th in Stat|-11; Varsity Baseball-11; Science Club- 10,11,12; Science Club Vice- President-12. Patty Barraza: Curly”; AUHS- 9,10,11,12; FBLA-11,12; FHA- 10,11,12; FHA President-1U Pep Club-9; Science Club-9,12; VICA- 11,12; VICA Chapter and Regional Treasurer-11; VICA President-12; Yearbook-12. f 4 Kam Burks: AUHS-9,10,11,12; J.V. Volleyball-9; Varsity Volleyball-10,11,12; Varsity Tennis-9,10,11,12; 2nd Place Divisionals-11; Varsity Cheerleader-11,12; Band- 9,10,11,12; FFA-9,10,11,12'; FFA Chapter Sweetheart-10; FFA Chap. President-12; NHS-11,12; Sec.-11; NHS Student Coun Rep.-12; Pep Club-10; Homecoming Attendant-10; Girls State-Tl; U of A Outstanding Junior- 1J: Homecoming Queen Candidate-12. 6 ala Castillo: AUHS- 5,10,11,12; FBLa |J? FHA- 10,11,12; FHA Sec Treas.-11; Pep Club-9; Science Club-9,12; VICA- 11,12; VICA Chap, reporter-11; VICA Chap. Sec.-12. Jesus Colon: “Chewy” The White Knight ; J.V. Football- Varsity Football-12; Wrestlin Drama Club-12; Key Club-12; Science Club-11; Yearbook-12. Alfredo Garcia: AUHS-9,10,11,12; J.V. Football-9; Varisty Football- 11,12; J.V. Basketball-9,10; Varsity Basketball-11,12; Varsity Baseball-11,12; VICA-10. John Goins: AUHS-9, 10,11. Track-9,10,11,12; Stage Cr Tammy Guy: AUHS-9,10,11,12; J.V. Basketball-9,10; Varsity Basketball-11,12; Track-10,11,12; PepCWb-10; S.A.D.D-11,1 Ervin Hale: AUHS-9,10,11,12; Varsity Football-10,11,12; Wrestling-10,11,12; Track- 10,11,12; FBLA-11,12; Pep Clu 9,10; Class President-11; Class Student Counc. Representative- 12; Homecoming King Candidate- 2. Varsity a Susanna Kiiski: AUHS-12; Varsity Volleyball-12; Varsity Basketball- 12; Track-12; Drama Club-12; Yearbook-; Choir-12. Deborah Kisto: AUHS-9,10,11,12; Drama Club-12; S.A.D.D.-11,12; Yearbook-12. Mike Koury: AUHS-9,10,11,12; JV Football-9; Varsity Football-11,12; Frosh Basketball-9; JV Basketball- I ; Varsity Basketball-11,12; Track- 11; Varsity Tennis-9,,11,12; FFA- 9,10,11,12; Pep Club-10; LA-11; Class Student Council Rep.-9,11; Class President-12; 1st place FFA Chapter Proficiency award- 10,11,12; 3rd place FFA State Proficiency award-10; 1st place FFA State Proficiency award-11; American Legion Boys State Honor-11. Natalie Madron: AUHS-,11,12; Drama Club-11,12; Drama Club Secretary-12; FFA-10; S.A.D.D- 11,12; S.A.D.D. Chapter Treasurer- 11; S.A.D.D. Chapter President-12; Yearbook-11,12; Yearbook Editor- in-Chief-12. z ie McClelland: Gumby” uzy Q” AUHS-9,10,11,12; JV Volleyball-9; Varsity Volleyball- 10,1 1,12; JV Basketball-9; Varsity Basketball-10; Track-11; Varsity Softball-9,10,11,12; Varsity eerleader-11,12; FFA- ,10,11,12; FFA Jr. Vice-President- FFA Chapter Secretary 10,12; FFA Student Council Rep.-11; FFA District Vice-President-12; Key Club-10; NHS-10,11,12; NHS Student Council Rep.-11; NHS Sec-12; STUDENT COUNCIL PRESIDENT-12. Class Treasurer-9; Class Student Council Rep.-10; Homecoming Queen Candidate-12; Who’s Who among High School Students-10, 11,12; Society of Distinguished High School Students-10,11,12; NCAA Anytown Delegate-11; NAU Jr. Presidential Award-11 Shawn McDonnell J.V. Football- 11; Varsity Football-12; Frosh Bas- ketball-9; J.V. Basketball-10,11; FBLA Student Council Rep.; FFA member-9,10,11,12; FFA Vice President-12; Student Council Club Commissioner-12 Mike Nunn J.V. Football-9,10; Frosh Basketball-9; J.V. Basket- ball-10; Varsity Basketball-11 Nathan “Julio” Ortega J.V. Foot- ball-11; Science Club member-11 James Patterson FFA member-9; Stage Crew-10,11 Kenny Phipps Key Club member- 12; SADD member-12 Wendy Phipps J.V. Cheer-9; FBLA member-11,12; FFA member-11,12; Key Club member-9,12; NHS mem- ber-10,11,12; Pep Club member-9 Martin “Smiley” “Slick” Quintana J.V. Football-9; Varsity Football- 9,10,11,12; J.V. Basketball-9; Var- sity Basketball-10,11,12; Varsity Baseball-10; Vica-12 Thomas Allen “Rickyshave” Rad- ford J.V. Football-9; Track-9,11 Miguel Rodriguez Varsity Football- 12; Frosh Basketball-9; J.V. Bas- ketball-10,11; Varsity Basketball- 12; J.V. Baseball-10; Varsity Base- ball-10,11,12; FBLA member-12; Science Club member-12; Vica member-12 Ricardo “Tumbleweed” Rodri- guez J.V. Football-9; Varsity Foot- ball-J.V. Football-9; Varsity Foot- ball-10,11; Varsity Basketball- Profiles 10,11; J.V. Basketball-9; Frosh Basketball-9; Track-11; Varsity Baseball-10,11; Vica-11 Roberto “Beto” Rodriguez J.V. Football-11; Varsity Basketball-11; J.V. Basketball-10; Frosh Basket- ball-9; Varsity Baseball-10,11; J.V. Baseball 10; Vica member- 9.10.11.12 Jose “Pepe” “Surfo” “Punky” Sanchez Track-11,12; Yearbook Art Editor-11, Co-Editor Art Editor- 12; Spanish Club member-12; Dra- ma Club member-12; A.U.H.S. Folk Dancers-10 Isabel “Snow White” Sandoval Pep Club member-9; Science Club member-9,12; FHA member-12, V. Pres. 11, Chairman of Public Rela- tions 12; Vica- Sec. 11, Reg. Sec.11, V. Pres. 12; Yearbook-12 Terry “Smurf” “Snoopy” Smith Track-12; Pep Club-9,10; SADD member-11,12 Bob “Care Bear” “Preacher” Stricklin Science Club- Sargeant of Arms-12, member-9; Vica member- 10, Parliamentary-9,10; Key Club member-12; SADD member-12; Dra- ma Club member-12; Homecoming King Candidate; Varsity Football- 11,12; J.V. Football-10; Wrestling- 10,11,12; Track-10,11,12 Tonya Kay Tacker “Flipper” J.V. Cheer-9; FFA member-9; Student Counsil Rep. for Spanish Club-10; Pep Club member-10,11; Sec. for FBLA-11,12; Sec. Treasurer of Senior Class-12; Yearbook photog- rapher-1 1,12 Brian “B.T” Taylor Varsity Foot- ball-1 1,12; J.V. Football-9,10; Wrestling-11; Varsity Baseball-11; J.V. Baseball-10; FFA member- 9.10.11.12 Karl “Utey” “Jolly White Giant” Uterhardt Varsity Football-12; Wrestling-10,11; Track-12 Tamala “Tammy” Ward Varsity Basketball-12; Track-10 Varsity Cheer-11; J.V. Cheer-9,10 Pep Club member-9; Key Club member-11,12 Drama Club Treasurer-12 Gena Kay Wickham Varsity Bas- ketball 11-12; J.V. Basketball-11; Pep Club member-10; Spanish Club student council rep.-l 1; Stage Crew member-10; Drama Club member- 12; Yearbook-12; SADD member-12 Jeannette “Rug Rat” Wilkerson Varsity Basketball-12; J.V. Basket- ball-9,10,11; Track-10,11; SADD member-11; Yearbook-12 ?7 e ic y% Best Personality Melanie Marlatt, Armando Barrandey Crazy Clowns Ana Bustillos, Jesus Colon The Timid Ones Lupe Juarez, Betto Rodriguez Spirit Boosters Natalie Madron, Mike Koury Most Likely to Succeed Kam Burks, Shawn McDonnell ft beacons Super Jocks Susie McClelland, Martin Quintana The Kiss and Tellers Gena Wickham, Mike Rivera Party Animals Patty Barraza, Robert Auza Dressed To Impress Angie Cuevas, Nathan Ortega The Inspired Ones Tonya Tacker, Jose Sanchez OUR SENIOR ABROAD Would you like to learn a different lan- guage and visit a new country? Bill Frans decided to visit his great-grandparents' homeland through a foreign exchange student program making his dream be- come a reality. He was sponsored in Finland by the Antelope-Wellton Rotary Club. He attend- ed Sotunki High School while living with different families in a town called Vantaa. Bill learned and really got into” lots of new things like ice skating and cross country skiing .. . even when the tem- perature dropped to a -36°F. When it was that cold Bill admitted that he missed Wellton sunshine. He really enjoyed mak- ing new friends, remarking, Finish peo- ple are great!” Bill learned to eat and enjoy many new foods like Blood pancakes and liver dishes. He especially enjoyed the home- made breads. Bil Frans (2nd from right) having fun with his friends. I I see this everyday, it’s a view from my window, Bill. This the road I travel to go to school. Bill A view of Sotunki. Bill’s high school in Finland. 20 e tc n y 2 Underclassmen Underclass Officers 22 Going my way? Gene Mellage and Michael Rivera take an afternoon stroll. Let’s go home! Tiffiney and Kim Moulton seem relieved after a hard day at school Draw. Draw. Draw- Is that all we do? Jane Goyne, Veronica Thompson, and Vanessa Gardener work hard to finish. DARE TO OVERCOME OUR lives are filled with mounts that not everyone can climb, Rivers flowing freely from deep within our mind. Not everyone can see that reality can mislead, The path that we might find may not be the one in mind. We must overcome those mounts and any obstacles in our lives, Though those rivers may be deep we must dare to make those dives. Susanna Rubio As juniors we have overcome many ob- stacles and we are striving to succeed in reaching our goals. He kissed you like that? Shanna Forrester and Tina Snover share a laugh at lunch. Junior Officers: Tark Rush; President. Jose Ra- mirez; Student Council Rep. Jesse Moore; Keeper of Points. Juan Sandigo; Sargeant of Arms. Regina Madrigal; Vice President. Joanna Payne; Secretary. Chepa Quintana; Treasurer. 24 Shana Jordan is anything but thrilled to have her picture taken. Babe Delgado and Blanca Cadena cruise to class. jcutia w 25 Nicol Anderson Salvador Arcos Mary Anne Barker Jose Luis Bejarano Anglic Calvin Lester Calvin Juana Camarena Julie Campbell Jesus Campista Jose Castro Come on, I'm not that weak am I? Will Evanson tries to be a stud Will Evenson argues: “I'll drive. I’ll drive! while Tiffiney Moulton gives in. Pat Cook and Jane Goyne demon- strate their talent to carry books. Louis Watson waits for his other classmates who didn’t slow up to take their picture. Juniors not pic- tured were: David Aguilera, Shelley Barraza, Delvin Blackwater, Blanca Cadena, Israel Geronimo, Rigo Ibarra and Ramiro Lopez. 26 Pat Cook Anabel Cuevas George Espinoza William Evenson Carlos Farnsworth Josie Federico Shanna Forrester Heather Fox Jamie Gallup Dennis Geronimo Jose Gonzales Jane Goyne Eva Guerrero Diane Hale Naomi Icedo Shanna Jordan Regina Madrigal Altagracia Magarro Gene Mellage Gary Moore Jessie Moore Monica Moore Tiffiney Moulton 27 Robert Ortega Joanna Payne Josefa Quintana Jose Ramirez Mickey Rivera Vicky Rivera Javier Rodriguez Susanna Rubio Angela Ruiz Raul Ruiz Tark Rush Niltza Sanchez Sandra Shaw Dawn Silva Shanna Smith Chano Soto Treva Taylor Veronica Thompson Dana Ward Kirk Wilterding Juan Sandigo jcutta 74 29 SOPHOMORES We’re not Freshmen anymore! What a relief! Most of our class en- joyed being teased as Freshmen, but we are glad to be moved up in the world. Some of us probably had to admit to evil thoughts that crossed our minds more than once to torture little, vunerable freshmen. Being a sophomore was both ex- citing and challenging. By the begin- ning of our sophomore year we fig- ured out how high school was run, and we accepted responsibilities as a class. We started thinking seri- ously about the importance of our upcoming years ... STRIVING for excellence in academics, leader- ship, athletics and in becoming re- sponsible adults. We are hoping to achieve these goals, both as indi- viduals and as a class. Hmm! Very interesting. Veronica Camarena looks thoughtfully at the camera. Tadal! Sophomore officers demonstrate teamwork. Sheri Sthur, Vance Nesbitt, Patti Mixon. Karen Hoffman. Dee Ann Pitch, Becky Tooker. 30 Schoolgirls- Tracy Jordan, Tami Olberg, and Karen Hoffman. The brains. April Adams Laura Barraza Raul Bejarano Darcy Birchfield Darby Bounds Louis Bustillos Veronica Camarena Rudy Cardenas Walter Clayton Pamela Cruz Luis Cuevas Ronda Divelbiss Sal Espinoza Patty Federico Zane Frost Vanessa Gardner Miroslava Gonzales Ovaeldo Gonzales Lori Grover Enrique Gutierrez Hi there! Francisco Sodari shoo’s off a fly Sophia Rivera is drawing her best Jeff Madron is guessing how Patty Federi co's pen tastes. Eddie Gutierrez Maria Gutierrez Mary Hales Tami Henderson Vance Hendrickson Doug Henry Frances Herrera Sergio Herrera Chris Hice Karen Hoffman Rebecca Holcombe Michael Jones Tracy Jordan James Kimberly Steve Lopez Tom Lopez Jeff Madron John McDaniel Frances Mirelez Patti Mixon Shannon Moenk Jodi Moore The Best of Friends! DeeArm and Becky. Showing School Spirit-DeeAnn Pitsch helps Doug Henry get ready for a J.V. football game by adding color to his trend setting hair cut. It's like wow. aren't we like totally cute! Magda Moore Aaron Nesbitt Vance Nesbitt Tami Olberg Becky Olson Danny Patterson Becky Phipps Mark Pisanelli DeeAnn Pitsch Carlos Quintana Gerado Quintana Jose Reyna Kathy Rivera Michael Rivera Sophia Rivera Angie Sandoval Jason Simpson John Smith Tony Smith Francisco Sodari Jesus Sodari Abel Solis Sheri Stuhr Kim Thompkins Mason Thompkins Laura Thompson Becky Tooker Martin Turrentine Julie Walker Patrick Whitaker Roy Wood Chito Salcido not pictured: Daniel Calvin Babe Delgado FRESHMEN The freshmen class started off their year with great spirit and much enthusi- asm. As a class they planned on partici- pating and getting involved in all sorts of school functions and activities. The fresh- men are striving to raise enough money so that they can have a great senior trip, which after four years of hard work and ardent study, will be very well deserved. What do I do with this? Albert Sosa reg- isters on his first day of school. 0 It's gossip time in Mrs. Wolfe’s sixth hour English class. 36 Cheating? Victor Magarro, keep your eyes on your own paper! Kim Archie Veronica Barcenas Leonel Barrandey Luz Barraza Chris Barton Angie Bejarano Oscar Bejarano Ronnie Blackwell Tracy Bland Esperanza Briseno You’re in my seat! Diana Ortega gets on Holly Burton Carlena Fransworth Thelma Federico Chris Ferrier Shane Frie Mike Fulgan Elizabeth Garcia Stephanie Gonzales Pete Gonzalez Veronica Gonzalez Carl Goyne Nellie Gutierrez Cassidy Hamrick Leo Herrera Paul Herrera Joe Holcombe Guadalupe Huerta Elena Huguez Angela Hunsdon Sharon January Brian Johnson Flash Johnson Tina Jolly Ernie Juarez Angie Kimberly Steve Kissel Bryan Lambert Charlie Lease Debbie Leonard Patsy Lopez Victor Magarro Juana Martinez Clint McCall Emma McClelland Thanks tor letting me use your homework! Tina Jolly and Stephanie Don’t you ever clean your locker? Flash Johnson and Clint McCall Willoughby take a break to pose for the camera. get their books between classes. 39 “What do you want?” asks Leo Barrandey as he is distracted from Lori Baughn. “Guess who?” It's Danny Quiroz. Freshmen not pictured: Carlos Jiminez, Tracy Bland, Tonnette Nieto. Maria Chavez, Lori Baughn. and Tim Wagner. Others not pictured: Richard Baughn. Lilly Deleon. Frank Evenson.and Todd Huff. 40 Cindy McDaniel Shawna Mixon Victor Monreal Kimberly Moulton Tonnette Nieto Tony Nieto Diana Ortega Manuel Paredes Alma Peralta Martin Peralta Tamie Quinn Reggie Quinonez Daniel Quiroz Adriana Ramirez Salvador Ramirez Emilio Reyes Ruben Rivas Reyna Rivera Tolin Rubio Richard Ruiz Warren Rupe Adella Salcedo Lorena Sanchez Ramon Silva Albert Sosa Chemo Soto Ed Thompson Liz Thompson Lisa Williams Stephanie Willoughby Gloria Wood Mary Yanez MANAGEMENT 42 ttt tt yewtent Physics Phallout! Mr. Frans takes a break with his second hour physics class: Jose Sanchez. Lola Carpena. Bob Stricklin, and Lupe Juarez. Are you finished yet? Mr. O’Donnell tries to teach his American History class. What? You don’t like wrestling? Mr. Simpson having fun. Top Honors in Administration This year, as in 1984, an Antelope Union High Board of Administration member was presented with top state honors. Carole Rush, a member of eight years, earned a position on the All State Governing Board. The board consists of five members select- ed in the state by the Arizona School Board Association. Carole is the second member to earn this position. Bobby Smith was the first in 1984. Way to go Carole! The 1986 Board of Administration was as great as ever. Consisting of a group of veteran's, they kept our school in progression to exceed our goals. The building of the Science and Computer labs were well worth the time and effort put into it by the Board members. The new building has proven to be a great accom- plishment, since many modernizations were made. The new practice gym will be just as great, since plans have been revised many times. The anticipation of the students and fac- ulty was obvious, and everyone was excited about the changes that have been and are be- ing made. It's been a great year! A Looking good, feeling great! Mr. Grande's always at his best. A Interesting figures, Keith Milam and Bobby Smith double-check the school’s budget. M That’s it. Gary Langford finishes his paperwork. euC U4facUco i-45 Mary Jean Klingenberg Pat Koury Terrance LaDuke Randall O’Donnell Jim Rice 46 frtcuCty Don’t shoot, don’t shoot! Mr Blabe thinks Rams are O.K. Look at all these F’s! Mr Simpson chuckles as he looks over his grade book. Kenneth Bechtloff Angela Bellantoni John Bellantoni John Blabe Cathie Borst iU Faculty Striving to Give Their Best U of A lost, again! Mr. Bellatoni glances through the morning paper. You can do better than this, Kirk! Mr. Koury and Kirk Wilterding discuss grades. Ed Robinson Ken Truett Cora Wolfe frictcCty 47 Fabulous Five! Pat Bounds, attendance-securtiy; Carol Henry, secretary; Judy Vaughn, bookkeeper; Kathy Johnson, bookstore-registrar; and Neva Bowman, secretary-bookkeeper. Look at us now! Hallie Peltry and Blanca Rojano Migrant. Title aides. Dungeon Master! Carolyn Cochran, inhouse keeper, clerk, and aide. I can’t drive 55! Irene Grande, special education aide and bus driver. 48 I Staff We bad! Earl LocKet. bus driver; Luis Cardenas. Mainte- nance; Bob Gonzalez. Custodian; and Warren Rupe. Man- tenance Yeah, I’m the boss! Bob Gonzalez. 49 -- — ACTIVITIES Go, team, go! Students get fired up on the rooter bus Ugh! Ervin Hale and Kimberly Moulton watch as Emilio Reyes is sold off at the slave sale. Peek-a-Boo! Mandy Koury and Kam Burks caught peeking out of the chuckwagon while selling frito-pies. And then . .. ! Melanie Marlatt announces at the homecoming game during halftime. Champs! A bunch of Seniors caught goofing off. Top row: Susie McClelland. Ervin Hale. Karl Uterhardt. Kam Burks and Brian Taylor. Bottom row: Lupe Juarez. Isabel Sandoval. Natalie Madron, and Melanie Marlatt. actcuctcea 5 Freshmen Sale Continuing our entertaining, fund-rais- ing tradition, the annual freshman slave sale” marked the beginning of an excit- ing, if not amusing, year for the freshman class. As in all previous slave sales, the mon- ey raised was given to the senior class, and the freshman were given to whoever paid for their services . The most ex- pensive slaves”, due to their extreme popularity, were none other than Paul Herrera who sold at $55, Lisa Williams at $51 and Emma McClelland at $50. After the sale was over, everyone was pleased: the seniors had raised good capital, the customers were planning ideas for siave day, and those who didn't buy anything had a good laugh excepting the freshman, who were a little bit ner- vous waiting for their inescapable fate to arrive; but they seemed to be glad that at least day one of initiation was over. Weight training class? Ervin Hale lifts Flash John- son so he can be seen. I can jump higher than you! Stephanie Gonzalez and Elizabeth Garcia jump for the audience. 52 tCaae a£e Hey, what did you say? Tony Nieto does an impression of Mr. T. I'm a teapot! Elena Huguez acts like a teapot. aCaue 53 Slave Day Not being enough an ordeal the freshmen went through during the slave sale, Slave Day followed im- mediately. Seniors, Juniors, and Sopho- mores who acquired slaves during the sale used imagination, skill and resources available in order to en- tertain themselves by placing ‘‘their” freshmen in humorous and embarrasing situations: wearing all sorts of missmatched clothing, make-up, etc. or doing strange acrobatics in unusual places. The freshmen as usual, were too con- fused to retaliate against their masters” wishes, but still, they managed to survive the day. All in all, it was a great exper- ience for both parties: the “owners” and the innocent by-standers had a wonderful time making fun of the crazy buffoons” who unwillingly displayed themselves. The fresh- men had the opportunity to get ac- quainted with the other classmen and gain a sense of comradeship and belonging. I worship thee ... ! Patsy Lopez worships The Senior John , while Steve Kissel rams her with his antlers. I wanna go home! Veronica Barcenas walks her master, Tricia Rivera to class. This is not the Empire State Building! Chris Barton does his impression of King Kong. How boring! Brian Taylor shows his real feel- ings about his slave, Brian Johnson. 54 aiaue dacf Goo-Goo-Ga-Ga! Laura Barraza feeds Edward Par- edes a baby bottle while Anabel Cuevas chuckles about it. Heavy, Emma? Shawn McDonnell and Robert Auza make Emma McClelland carry their books. Oh, baby! Gary Moore takes a second look at Clint McCall. Playing dollies, Steve? Steve Kissel gets ready to drop Flash Johnson into the Senior John . diave cUuf 55 CANDIDS AND Candids were snapshots taken of students throughout the school year, whether they were from classroom happenings to play performances. Pep Assemblies were held on Fridays during 6th and 7th hours. They were not only fun because you could get out of class, but they were also the only time every- body could get rowdy. The seniors started the year off good by winning the first spirit stick. There may not have been many seniors but they sure could out- scream everyone. There was also a bottle of cherry coke given by the cheerleaders to the most spirited student. Jessie Zazueta was the first student to be chosen by the cheerleaders. The school spirit was captured by the photographers on both candids and pep assemblies snap shots. We, the students, shall always remember our school year . . . the year we strived for success 1986-87. Hey everybody! Mr. Ram peps up the student body. Poor Snow White! English IV college bound class in action during a play at Christmas time. A-H-S we've got the best! Varsity cheerleaders demonstrate teamwork. Want some chips? Shanna Forrestor and Kam Burks enjoy an evening of entertainment at White Mountains. 56 activities PEP ASSEMBLIES Get out Turk! Robert Aldridge gets kicked out by his teammates. First you put the key in the ignition . . Students listen intently during auto II class. Sophomores, Sophomores UH AH! Sophomores attempt at achieving school spirit. •. 7 J A V We bad! Seniors proud of their school spirit ... as always. You here, you there . Mr. Rice even has to line up his JV basketball team. Martin look at the camera! Chepa Quintana and Martin Quintana engage in a cousinly hug. activctcea 57 Homecoming Homecoming week was five full days of work, excitement and the spirit of compe- tition. This year every class and club did their best to make Homecoming as suc- cessful as possible. The juniors lighted the A”, FFA had its’ traditional Bar-B- Que, and FHA sold Homecoming mums. Competition between classes is al- ways exciting, and students expressed their loyalty throughout the week. Each day students dressed up to help their class earn points toward the spirit stick. Homecoming games are always the highlight of the week where tug-of-wars, egg toss, and bat relays put each class to the test. On Friday the Pep Assembly was held and the winners of the Poster Contest were announced. The total scores were tallied from throughout the week and to no one's surprise the mighty seniors were the big winners. All together the week was very suc- cessful and the students spirit continued far into the night. I Let’s Dance! Students kick off their shoes at the Homecoming sock-hop dance. aieco me ay Dig in guys! Albert Sosa, Jason Simpson. Tark Rush and Robert Auza “Pig Out during Homecoming games as Becky Olsen looks on. Week Students dress up in “Toga Day” and start off the week. Front row Jose Sanchez. Susie McClelland. Melanie Marlatt. Kam Burks. Tonya Tacker. Tammy Guy. Guille Cabrera. Lola Carpena and Tim Wagner. Back row: Becky Olsen. Karen Hoffman. Patty Mixon. Mike Koury. Shanna Forrester. Sherri Stuhr. Shawn McDonald. Becky Tooker. Tammy Ward. Pat Cook. Jesus Colon. Luz Barraza. Clint McCall. Mary Ann Barker, and Ed Thompson. What a place to run out of gas! Susanna Rubio carries fuel up to the ‘‘A’’. Artist at work! Jose Sanchez puts on the finish- ing touches to the Seniors winning poster. Homecoming King and Queen! Kam Burks and Martin Quintana are proudly crowned. Nervous, Kam? Kam Burks and Bob Stricklin anxiously await the announcements. What a group! Everyone is ready for the homecoming ceremonies to continue. I hope I win! Ervin Hale escorts a very ner- vous Lola Carpena. 60 cneco- ctttay Homecoming night 1986. A night to be remembered. It was cold, cloudy, and about to rain at any minute. But, most important, a new King and Queen was crowned. The whistle blew for half-time, the ceremonies were beginning. It started with the freshmen, sophomore, and junior attendants, each being driven seperately to the stage. Then came the candidates: Bob Stricklin and Kam Burks, Ervin Hale and Lola Carpena, and Martin Quintana and Susie McClelland. After the candidates came, last year’s first runner-up to King, Frank Auza with crownbearer, Justin Kelland. Then came last year's Queen, Kim Cullison with crownbearer, Amanda Martin. The time had finally come to announce this year's new King and Queen. There they were, Martin Quintana and Kam Burks. What a night? It was filled with happiness, cheering, love, spirit, and most important of all, togetherness. It was really a night to be remembered. Congratulations Sweetheart! Martin Quin- tana is kissed by Susie McClelland. Freshman attendants! Brian Lambert and Lupe Huerta are looking good. Sophomore attendants! Tracy Jordan is es- corted by Doug Henry. ft Junior attendants! Tark Rush and Naomi Icedo are a fantastic pair. King Queen Candidates! Susie McClel- land. Martin Quintana. Lola Carpena. Ervin Hale. Kam Burks, and Bob Stricklin. fati, 63 Double Success for Sophomores Desert Sands King and Queen Desert Sands King and Queen were de- termined by the number of yearbooks pur- chased by each class within a given time. Even though all classes did their striving to be 1, the Sophomore class won the contest by purchasing more yearbooks than the other classes. Upon winning the honor they voted Frances Herrera and Ja- son Simpson to be Desert Sands King and Queen. 64 cutcC qcceea Francisco Sodari and Angie Sandoval Christmas Cheer Christmas Cheer, sponsored by Key Club and the local Kiwanis Or- ganization is designed to encour- age students to donate canned foods for the needy families of our community taking an active part in giving at Christmas. The class that collected the most cans voted for Mr. and Mrs. Christmas Cheer. The awesome Sophomore class won this with 24 cans. They selected An- gie Sandoval and Francisco Sodari to be Mr. and Miss Christmas Cheer. We re off! Shelly Barraza, Melanie Marlatt, and Karen Hoflman load canned goods for distribution. cAe i 65 — “The Best of Times” Balloons were everywhere! Our an- nual FHA dance was held February 27, 1987 in the cafeteria. It was beautifully decorated with pink and purple flow- ers, balloons, candles, and streamers. Approximately forty-two couples at- tended this yearly event. The royalty was chosen by the FHA members. They were, as King: Jesse Moore, and as Queen: Anige Sando- val. For dinner, we enjoyed Mexican dishes, such as burritos and enchila- das prepared by the FHA members and a few of their parents. Special thanks goes to the students of Wellton Ele- mentary School who served the food and punch. Music was provided by the Student Council stereo system and was operated by Vance Nesbitt. Ev- eryone who attended the ball enjoyed themselves and remembered this event as one of their “Best of Times”. Are we having fun yet? Treva Taylor and Angie Ruiz relax. No, you can’t dance with him! He’s mine! Becky Tooker. Jason Simpson, DeeAnn Pitsch, and John Smith enjoy a dance. Sweetheart Ball Royalty! Jesse Moore and Angie Sandoval. 66 Mveet easit _______Fun and Games during Western Week. Betcha Bite a chip! Tiffiney Moulton (cookie monster) stuffs her face with a chocolate chip l-lt’s not “Hmmp”,Heavy at all! Raul Ruiz car- cookie during Western games. rjes his lunch to the cafeteria. SPORTS Go, Fight. Win!! A bit of inspiration as the vollyball girls huddle before the game starts 6% a zo-Ttl Anybody open? The JV basketball girls play an intense game Get off my back! Kirk Wilterding gets ready to pm his opponent Now. Roll over!! The football players work out before the game to come. C'mon ya lazy bums, get up! The spiritleaders take a break - “Spirit Dedication” Varsity Spiritleaders The 1986 Summer Cheerleading Camp left the Varsity Cheerleaders with big smiles on their faces after winning two superior plus ribbons and one superior. With the help from their awesome spon- sor Christi Koury, the girls succeeded on coming home with the spirit stick and were also one of the top ten squads out of 60 squads that participated. The girls did a great job at camp. Through the school year the spiritleaders and Mr. Ram spread a lot of spirit throughout the school and got everyone all pepped up at the pep assemblies. While at the games they succeeded on cheering the Antelope Rams onto success. The 1986-87 cheer- leaders had a fun year. Sheri Stuhr Christi Koury 70 foi'Ut£etute'i6 Cheer The Teams onto Success. -L-. Tracy Jordan Guide Cabrera Shanna Forrester afilittCecuCeM, 7 Rams Strive for State Victory “This group has always been suc- cessful. They were good kids with good attitudes. What more can a coach ask for? The closeness be- tween Mr. Robinson and his team shows with his statement about the varsity squad. He led them all the way to the State playoffs quarter- finals against Willcox, the 1 seat- ed team. The game against the Cowboys was hard fought, and the Rams were defeated, but not with- out determination and the loyalty of the fans. None-the-less the Ante- lope Rams showed terrific group ef- fort in their team play. They dis- played group effort striving for ex- cellence in football. Members named to the All State Team were: Karl Uterhardt-First Team All State Robert Auza Ervin Hale-Honorable Mention First Team All State. Go Team, Go! Martin Quintana escapes his pursuers on his way to a Touchdown. STRETCH! Varsity football warms up before a game. Good Play. Varsity football displays their ability to be tackled. Top Row: Coach Robinson. Martin Quintana. Doug Huff. Shawn McDonnell. Karl Uterhardt. Jesus Colon. Jesse Moore. Alfredo Garcia. Coach Blabe. Second Row: Chano Soto. Lester Calvin, Robert Aldridge. Brian Taylor. Billy Kennedy. Daniel Calvin. Israel Geronimo. Armando Barrandey. Third Row: Jason Simpson. Robert Auza. Ervin Hale. Miguel Rodriguez. Tark Rush. Mike Rivera. Bob Stricklin 73 Rammettes Strive to be successful It was a good year.” was a com- ment from a veteran team member. With a new coach and several new team members, a lot of “Striving for success” was going on, resulting with Antelope at second place in division- al. This was a big victory, after a heartbreaking and controversial loss to Ajo during regular season play. The varsity volleyball team came back to defeat that same team in divisionals. This allowed our team to go to State Playoffs as the second place B-West team. Our overall record was ten wins, six losses; in conference play our re- cord was eight and four. 74 (Ao££ey cU£ Get it over! Chepa sets the ball to Susie. Alley-oop! Kam spikes the ball, the point's a drop away. Go! Fight! Win! Varsity Volleyball players get ready for a game. Coach Cathy Borst. Ana Bustillos, Sheri Stuhr. Susanna Kiiski, Angela Ruiz. Treva Taylor, Kam Burks, Angie Cuevas. Lola Carpena. Josefa Quintana. Susie McClelland. Alta Magarro. Concentrate! Kam Burks and Susanna Kiiski watch intently as Bump, set, spike! Ana Bustillos bumps the ball over to Treva. Chepa Quintana sets the ball. 75 JV Hickers and Spikers JV Football Our Junior Varsity football team completed one of the most exciting and successful years in the school’s history. The team compiled a 6-1 re- cord with victories over such large schools as Yuma, Parker, and Holt- ville. They also dominated conference foes Ajo, Maricopa, and San Pasqual. The season was highlighted by a big 9- 8 home victory over Yuma, our first in four years; and a 66-6 drubbing of Mar- icopa on the road. This team will provide many talented athletes for our 1987 varsity football program. DOWN,SET,HIKE! JV Football practice their strategy. JV Volleyball Our JV Volleyball team showed the character of a team that never gives up! During the second home game of the year we played a persistent Mari- copa team in a double header. The first match was easily won by our team. The second match was a long hard fought battle with Maricopa the victor, 15-9. We regained our confidence in the 3rd game for an easy 15-5 win. They took an early lead in the 3rd game, but with renewed vigor, a quick 7 points were gained with Becky Tooker and Tami 01- berg. Even though Maricopa gained 3 more points, Nellie Guitterez and Patti Mixon led the team on to well earned victory. REACH. Niltza Sanchez gets the ball for a play. ACE. Shawna Mixon serves to her opponents. Learn How to Succeed First row: Mike Rivera. Luis Cuevas. Bryan Lambert. Arron Nesbitt. Richard Ruiz. Manuel Paredes. Doug Henry. Second row: Tom Lopez. Mark Pisanelli. Paul Herrera. Brian Johnson. Mike Blackwell. Martin Turrentine, Shane Frie, Vance Nesbitt, Chemo Soto. Third row: Coach Pat Koury. Chris Hice. Jose Gonzales. Jesse Zazueta. Roy Wood. Carlos Farnsworth. Albert Sosa. Coach Jim Rice Fourth row: Reggie Quinonez. Francisco Sodari. John Smith. Steve Lopez. Jesus Sodari. Vance Hendrickson and Jeff Madron First row: Niltza Sanchez. Emma McClelland. Luz Barraza. Nellie Gutierrez Second row: Eva Guerrero. Liz Thompson. Becky Tooker. Tami Olberg, Lisa Williams. Tracy Jordan Third row: Coach Schmidt. Shawna Mixon. Patti Mixon. Cindy McDaniel. Adriana Ramirez. Veronica Barcenas and Naomi Icedo. MiNb. Becky Tooker bumps the ball as her teammates look on. jv afoosifo 77 Wrestlin’ Rams Antelope’s Wrestlin’ Rams were the Class A-Division II C second place team in the state of Arizona this past year. It was a great accom- plishment for the fourth year wres- tling program headed by coaches Pat Koury and Mike Simpson. The 86-87 season was a record breaker in all aspects with eight state quali- fiers and two state champions. Indi- vidual record breakers for the sea- son were Juan Sandigo with 21 pins, Tark Rush with 76 take-downs, and Mike Rivera with a seasonal record of 28-1 and scoring the most team points of 180. With a late start in the season, due to football playoffs, the Rams had three dual meet losses. They came back with eight straight dual meet wins, an undefeated confer- ence record, and the Conference Championship. Eight of the twelve wrestlers who went to divisionals qualified for state. Juan Sandigo, Mike Rivera, and Bob Stricklin all took first place at divisionals. Mike Rivera and Juan Sandigo were named outstanding wrestlers for the middle and heavyweight divisions. Bob Stricklin (191) and Mike Ri- vera (132) both won state cham- pionship titles. Second place finish- ers were Ervin Hale, Juan Sandigo, and Tark Rush while Jason Simpson took third. These wrestlers worked hard and came home as the second place team in the state. End of the season awards were given to the following: Most Valuble: Mike (Snake) Rivera Most Pins: Juan Sandigo (21) Most Takedowns: Tark Rush (76) Academic Wrestler: Jason Simpson Most Improved: Kirk Wilterding Most Dedicated: Tark Rush Mr. Animal: Robert Auza Most Courageous: Cisco Sodari Outstanding Frosh: Bryan Lambert 7$ une ttcay How disgusting! Jason Simpson as Who? Me? Number One?! Juan Sandigo takes he is escorted to the final matches. first place at divisionals. I said to turn over! Jason Simpson works to pin his opponent from San Pasqual. Wrestling Rams! First Row: Arron Nesbitt. Ed Thomson. Roy Wood. Chris Hice, Zane Frost. Tim Wagner. Jason Simpson Middle Row: Fran- cisco Sodari. Bob Stricklin. Carlos Farnsworth, Bryan Lambert. Mason Thompkins, Mike Rivera, Ervin Hale. Robert Auza Top Row: Coach Pat Koury. Natalie Madron. Brian Taylor. Kirk Wil- terding. Todd Huff. Daniel Calvin. Doug Huff. Vance Hendrickson. Jessie Colon. Sandra Shaw, and Coach Mike Simpson. Not pictured: Armando Barrandey, Louis Bustillos. Juan San- digo, and Tark Rush. Go ahead, make my day! Juan Sandigo is ready to wrestle against San Pasqual. You’ll never get away from me now! Tark Rush is ready to pin his man. This page sponsored by Stricklin Land Leveling Aren’t Aerobics Wonderful? Juan Sandigo. Tark Rush, and Jason Simpson take a break before the finals. Competitors but not enemies! Ervin Hale and Chico Flores shake after the State Championship match. No biting allowed! Mike Rivera pins Mike Bajar in the divisional championships. I hope you’re flexible! Mike Rivera pins Michael Bejar in the state cham- pionship match. Say “Please and I might let you go! Tark Rush Is pinning hi opponent. %O cvne tiivKp This is another fine mess I got myself into. Jason Simpson untan- gles himself from a drastic choke. Stop fighting and turn over! Juan Sandigo struggles to pin his opponent from Camp Verde. Wrestling Rams Fan Club! Natalie Madron. Susie McClelland. Brian Tay- lor, Guille Cabrera, and Kirk Wilterding take a break from cheering. I'm glad I'm not In your place right now! Mason Tompkins gets ready to pin his man. Are we good or what? B-C North Division and state champions Bob Stricklin (above) and Mike Rivera (below) receive their awards. Sink it!” John Smith helps the Rams out by scoring two. Striving for Excellence! Our basketball season was both exciting and successful. We jumped out to a 4-0 record before Christmas, then ran into a tough Parker tournament. The number one ranked Ajo team brought our season to 4-3. The running Rams then put their efforts into high gear win- ning nine conference games in a row to bring their season record to 13-3 and a ranking of 4th in the state. Good fortune stopped here, as the Rams were defeated at divisionals by Seton. When asked, player John Smith had this to say, ‘‘We had a good sea- son, and we had a lot of fun. Even though we didn’t make it to state, our team next year will be ready to go all the way to the top!!” Our team was captained by Martin Quintana. Lester Calvin lead the team in scoring, with Quintana close behind. “Good Luck!” Miguel Rodriguez warms up for the big game. %2 Team picture- (left to right) Carlos Quintana. Miguel Rodriguez. Jeff Madron. Randy Tryon. Mike Koury, John Smith. Lester Calvin. Alfredo Garcia. Martin Quintana. Babe Delgado. Coach Blabe (in front) “Chalk up two for the red and blue!” Mike Koury sinks it. S3 FR teamFront row: Pete Gonzalez. Leo Herrera. Oscar Bejarano. Victor Magarro Back row: Jorge Quintana. Albert Sosa. Richard Baughn Coach Phillip Schimdt. Richard Ruiz, Manual Peredes. Brian Johnson j .V. and Freshmen Basketball The J.V. and Freshmen teams were made up of young, striving players with a desire to succeed. Teamwork kept their teams together and they worked hard and represented Ante- lope well. They gained a respect for each other and learned the impor- tance of dedication and responsibil- ity. Both teams rallied through a successful season and will continue to strive in hopes of becoming Ante- lope’s best. Two points! John McDaniel aims for a bas- ket as Enrique Guerrero watches. Rebound that basketball! J.V. team waits patiently for the ball. Good Form! Jorge Quintana takes his free shot. JUMP BALL! Two Points! Albert Sosa shoots the ball. JV team Front row: Gene Mellage, Coach Rice. Robert Ortega. Back row: Enrique Guer- rero. Pat Whitaker. Jesse Moore. Jesus Sodari, John McDaniel, Jose Ramirez. Gerardo Quintana. George Espinoza. Doug Henry. NBA Lookout! Richard Baughn, Albert Sosa, and George Quintana take a break. Higher Higher! Richard Ruiz takes a flying leap. WE TRIED AND TRIED . . . Even though it was a bit dis- couraging looking at the final game scores, we had a good year of growing and developing with our new coach, Mr. O'Don- nell. Learning to work together was a big success for the Varsity Rams. We had a rough start, hav- ing no practice gym and only one coach. We kept from becoming discouraged though, by sticking together and becoming a team. Most of us will return to the Ra- mette basketball team next year. We will use the techniques we learned, along with the practice gym facility, and turn our team into a winning one! “Rebound-Rebound, Eva Guerrero has the ball in sight. “Fast break,” Naomi Icedo dribbles the ball down court. “Grab the ball girls”. %6 ‘‘Don’t hold my hand!” Tiffiney Moulton out Good shot Angel!” Angel Calvin shoots for jumps her opponent. ,w0 ‘‘Two points.” All right Tammy Guy! Back row- Mr. O’Donnell, Gena Wickham. Angel Calvin. Tiffiney Moulton. Suzanna Kiiski, Tammy Guy. Jeannette Wilkerson. Laura Barraza. Middle row- Josie Federico. Graciela Olea. DeeAnn Pitsch. Shelly Barraza. Naomi Icedo. Bottom row- Blanca Cadena. Dana Ward. Shanna Smith. Lola Carpena (not pictured) Eva Guerrero %7 Success Was Achieved Through Coaching Coach Robinson topped the list with the title of Outstanding Coach of the year for his efforts with our 1986 Var- sity Football team. We were all proud of this achievement! Mr. Robinson has been with the Rams for five years now. Other veteran coaches who led team victories were: Mrs. Borst- Varsity Vol- leyball and Softball, Mr. Koury- J.V. Football, Wrestling and Track, Mr. Rice-J.V. Football and Varsity Base- ball, Mr. Blabe- Varsity Football and Basketball. Newcomers to the coaching staff were: Mr. Schmidt- J.V. Volleyball, Freshmen Basketball and Track, Mr. and Mrs. Bellantoni- boys and girls Tennis, Mr. O’Donnell-girls J.V. and Varsity Basketball and Mr. Simpson- Wrestling. J.V. Sinkers Looking back to the 1986-87 basket- ball season, the Jr. squad learned new skills, as well as how to play as a team. They had a rough time growing and im- proving to meet high standards. They won three out of ten games, but kept up high spirits until the buzzer, sounded. When asked, team members Cindy McDaniel and DeeAnn Pitsch both re- plied that it was an experience which will be of great advantage for the fu- ture. Producing future Rams! Two baby girls Laying down on the Job? Coach Robin- were born into the families of coaches son takes a break. Schmidt and Rice. Coaching Staff: Back row: Phillip Schmidt. John Bellantoni. Kathy Borst, Pat Koury. Jim Rice. Mike Simpson. Front row: Randy O'Donnell John Blabe. Ed Robinson. Not pictured: Angela Bellantoni J.v. team members: back row: Mr. O'Donnell. Magda Moore. Taml Olberg, Cindy McDan- iel. Tolin Rubio. Lori Grover. Laura Barraza. Middle row: Nellie Gutierrez. Angela Hudson. Stephanie Willoughby. Jodi Webster. Lupe Huerta. Bottom row: DeeAnn Pitsch Carlena Jump Cindy Jump! Cindy McDaniel reaches up for the Farnsworth. ball. I saw it First! Magda Moore beats her opponent to the ball. Up for two! DeeAnn Pitsch goes up for a lay-up. Christi Koury Thelma Federico Striving JV Cheerleaders Junior Varsity teams needed spirit- leaders too! And the JV cheerleaders were just the gals to lead forth a victo- ry cry as they strived for success in their cheers and mounts. Christi Koury, the JV's coach ex- pects great things from her 1986-87 JV cheerleaders. Emma McClelland. Lisa Williams. Lori Baughn. Shawna Mixon, Thelma Federico 9 O ja c een Shawna Mixon and Thelma Federico Emma McClelland and Lisa Williams At this rate they'll never get it right. jv c een, ORGANIZATIONS 92 Are you guys listening to me? Pres Shelly Barraza conducts a Drama Club meeting. Have some Pie! FHA members Isabel Sandoval and Patty Barraza serve pie. The Pep Boys! Jessie Zazueta, Paul Herrera, and Ed Thompson pose for the camera. Busy. Busy. Busy! The yearbook staff works hard at beating the deadline Can we help you? Stephanie Willoughby and Adriana Ramirez sell soda for Key Club. 3 “Loyal Fans” The Antelope Booster Club was highly rec- ognized, throughout the student body. The club was very active with our athletic department since they gave out awards to deserving ath- letes each week. They also attended our games and cheered our team on to success. Loyal fans is what this club is made of. The Booster club was organized mainly to help pro- mote school spirit and was made up of parents and community people who were concerned in expanding the involvment of parents and stu- dents to help support A.U.H.S. activities. The Booster Club was a very appropriate name . . . It boosted the students' spirit and made every- one feel as if they had accomplished some- thing. 1986-87 Booster Club officers: Glen Payne(President), Sherilyn Shill(Secretary), and Tom Burks(Treasurer) hmm ... let me think, Student Council President. Susie McClel- land and Clubs Commissioner. Shawn McDonnell decide on a request by a club. 94 cCccd --------------------------Student Council Student Council officers: (secretary) Susanna Rubio, (clubs commissioner) Shawn Me Donnell, (vice-pres.) Lola Carpena. (athletic laison) Doug Henry, (academic laison) Shanna Forrester, (sergant at arms) Vance Nesbitt. 1987-A year destined for success. Along with her fellow officers. Student Council Pres., Susie McClelland began the school year full of high hopes and great expectations. Provided by the school administra- tion, a student council chamber and an official meeting table were donated to the student body. A programmable message system was purchased around Christmas time, with its’ main- tenance and supervision conducted in whole by sponsor Mr. Koury. Organization was the key to the Stu- dent Council’s successful year. Every week the Student Council officers, club and class representatives met to dis- cuss important issues for our school. Student Council responsibilties. consisted of running homecoming week . . . games, dress-up days, etc, and approving all student activities that were held at school. The Student Council consists of the following members: first row: Mike Koury, Doug Henry, Susie McClelland. Vance Nesbitt, and Melanie Marlatt second row: Jose Sanchez. Karen Hoffman. Lisa Williams, Guille Cabrera, and Laura Barraza third row: Ar- mando Barrandy, Patti Mixon, Sheri Stuhr. Francisco Sodari. Jose Ramirez and Frances Herrera couttccC $5 FFA Has Opportunities Front row: Kam Burks. Susie McClelland. Kirk Wilterding, Shawn McDonnell. Tark Rush. Melanie Marlatt. Shanna For- rester. Second row: Tracy Jordan. Dawn Silva. Wendy Phipps. An- gie Sandoval. Rebecca Hol- combe. Patty Federico Third row: Emma McClelland. Frances Herrera. Lisa Wil- liams. Thelma Federico, Shawna Mixon. Adriana Ra- merez. Tina Snover. Patti Mixon. Sheri Stuhr, Darby Bounds. Laura Barraza. Pete Gonzalez Fourth row: Wayne Richmond. Brian Taylor. Doug Henry. Clint McCall. Jesse Zazuetta. Rudy Cardenas. Warren Rupe, Tony Smith. Tony Nieto. Mike Koury. Juan Sandigo. Mr. Crab- tree(advisor) Fifth row: Bryan Lambert. Steve Kissel. Joe Holcombe. Shane Frye. Brian Johnson. Carl Goyne. Reggie Quinonez Wanna Party? Tark Rush and Shawn McDonnell enjoy them- selves at camp. Vocational Agriculture and the Future Farmers of America, what an opportunity. Being a part of a National organization of over 430,000 members strong was quite an experience. The members here at Antelope should be very proud that they were one of approximately 100 chapters out of 8200 chapters who were recog- nized for outstanding achievements. Each member will continue to strive for and reach the top in everyone of the 32 goals that have been set. We discovered that getting to the top was not what was so hard, but staying there was what brought the challenge. 96 Officers: Shanna Forrester -Parlimentarian. Kam Burks -President. Melanie Marlatt- Treasurer. Susie McClel- land- Secretary Back row: Kirk Wilterding- Reporter, Shawn McDonnell- Vice President. Tark Rush- Sentinel National Honor Society The National Honor Society consists of students with high scholastic achieve- ments. including a minimum grade point average of 3.5. NHS was comprized of honor students who showed leadership in local clubs as well as in community activi- ties. During the year they gave their ser- vices to the school and their community. It was a privilege to say these students be- longed to our campus 1986-1987. Officers: Front row: Jesse Moore- President. Susie McClelland- Secretary, Kam Burks- Treasurer. Back row: Susanna Rubio-Vice-President, Dawn Silva-Reporter Front row: Regina Madrigal. Joanna Payne, Chepa Quintana, Jesse Moore, Susie McClelland, Kam Burks Back row: Susanna Rubio. Dawn Silva. Melanie Mar- latt. Tark Rush 7 America’s New Professionals V lun is America’s New Professionals be- cause they are the difference that works. VICA develops the whole” student in social and leadership abilities, as well as in occupational skills. VICA started the year off good by com- peting at the Fall Leadership Conference held at Tucson. Five Antelope students succeeded winning at Region level: Isabel Sandoval, Vice President; Laura Barraza, Secretary; Shelly Barraza, Reporter; Ed Thompson, Parlimentar- ian; and Jesse Zazueta for Historian. VICA also participated at the tractor rodeo, as well in other community activities. There are many opportunities in VICA, but it’s not what you can offer VICA, instead it’s what VICA can offer you. Kareem: Jose Ramirez, gives his speech at The Fall Leadership Conference at Tucson. 1986-87 Vica officers: Shelly Barraza. Treasur- er: Isabel Sandoval. Vice President; Jose Ra- mirez. Parlimentarian; Maricela Castillo, Secre- tary; and Patty Barraza, President. Not pictured is Roberto Rodriguez, Reporter. VICA members: Front Row- Raul Bejarano. Gene Mellege. Abel Soliz, Ed Thompson, Second Row- Laura Barraza, Anabel Cuevas. Dana Ward. Guille Cabrera. Shelly Barraza. Patty Barraza. Isabel Sandobal. Maricela Castillo. Third Row- Jose Gonzales, Jesse Zazueta. Randy Tryon. Jose Ramirez, Jesus Sodari. Paul Herrera, and Mr. Norm Champagne. Advisor. 7% vica The Future Of Tomorrow FHA students were not just homemakers, as you might expect. They were young intelligent stu- dents who were looking for a bright future. FHA did not just “kick back”, but had to work in order to get where they belong. FHA contributed its time in helping the Kiwanas at the annual Turkey Shoot, by selling des- serts. FHA had many a success. FHA members know that hard work is what it’s all about. That’s how they gain the knowledge, and the experience needed for the future of tomorrow............ FHA members: Front Row: Becky Tooker. An- gie Ruiz. Treva Taylor. DeeAnn Pitsch. Regi- na Madrigal. Mrs. Harman (Advisor). Second Row: Tracy Bland. Maria Gutierrez, Debbie Leonard. Maria Chavez. Patty Barraza. Mari cela Castillo. Isabel Sandoval. Third Row: Maricela Arcos. Shannon Moenk. Pam Cruz. Maria Torres. Angie Cuevas. Gloria Wood. Monica Moore. And Sal Espinoza. 1986-87 FHA officers: First Row: Becky Tooker. Parlimentarian; Treva Taylor. Vice President: Regi- na Madrigal. Secretary; Angie Ruiz. President; DeeAnn Pitsch. Treasurer; and Isabel Sandoval. Public Relations. faa 99 Hard working Members: Gloria Wood and Patty Barraza sell pies at the Turkey Shoot. Wet Scientists! Club members: Offelia Sanchez, Jose Castro. Jesus Campista. Chemo Soto. Becky Moran, Flash Johnson. Sal Espinosa. Tom Lopez. Chris Hice, Victor Magarro. Patsy Lopez. Niltza Sanchez. Nani Camerena. Laura Barraza. Albert Sosa. Sharon January. Angie Cuevas. Frances Herrera. Monica Moore, Eva Guererro, Liz Thompson. Sophia Rivera. Kirk Wilterding. Chito Salcido. Veronica Camerena. Miroslava Gonzales. Lucy Barraza. Ramiro Lopez, Chepa Quintana. Magda Moore. Luis Cuevas. Anabel Cuevas. Naomi Icedo, Jose Ramirez. Lalo Quintana. Carlos Farnsworth. Leo Hererra, Alvaro Curiel, Carlos Quintana. Nellie Gutierez. Ronnie Blackwell, Mike Fulgam, Sergio Hererra, Alta Magarro. Miguel Rodriguez. Ricardo Rodriguez. Randy Tryon. Leon Barrandey. Bob Stricklin, and Dennis Geronimo. Future Scientists The largest club on campus again was the Science Club. A few of their goals were to promote an interest in science and teach good citizenship. With Mr. Frans as the advisor, it couldn’t be boring. They were always taking trips to places like San Diego or Los Angeles. They also had many fund- raisers such as bake-sales, sno-cone sales, and the traditional Valentine’s cakes. Who wouldn’t want to be a part of this? When Armando Barrandey, the club’s vice-president, was asked what he thought, he said, “It’s a club where you can just hang out and have fun.” Leading Scientists! Student Council Rep.. Frances Hererra; Sergant-at-Arms. Bob Strick- lin; Secretary. Naomi Icedo; Treasurer. Chepa Quintana; Vice-President. Armando Barran- dey; and President. Laura Barraza. 00 cie ice Business Leaders ! Student Council Rep.. Armando Barrandey; Vice-President. Patty Barraza; and Treasurer. Robert '‘Turk Aldridge. FBLA One of the newest organizations on campus was the Future Business Leaders of America. It recognized stu- dent’s who participated in business classes and activities. The Antelope chapter FBLA mem- bers were striving for success in devel- oping a more competent and aggres- sive business leadership through an in- terest and understanding of American business enterprise. Long range goals for FBLA will be developing a good character to prepare them for being useful patriotic citizens. With an advisor like Mr. Koury, who put a great amount of interest and dedication into the club, it went a long way to reach success its first year at Antelope. You tell ’em. Boss! FBLA President. Tonya Tacker. FBLA Members: Top row. Mr. Koury. Steve Lopez. Mike Koury. Karl Uterhardt. Jose Ramirez. Jesse Moore, and Jason Simpson. 2nd row: Robert Aldridge. Ervin Hale. Francisco Sodari, Bob Stricklin, and Ed Thompson. 3rd row: Isabel Sandoval. Maricela Castillo. Patty Barraza. Chano Soto. Natalie Madron. Armando Barrandey. Heather Fox. Kirk Wilterding. and Zane Frost. Bottom row: Angie Sandoval. Darcy Birchfield. Patty Federico. Patty Mixon. Aaron Nexbitt. and Becky Tooker. t e for ----- Community Helpers - Key club Members are: Tracy Jordan. Stephanie Gonzales. Patsy Lopez. Tami Olberg. Lisa Williams. Emma McClelland. Becky Olsen, Darby Bounds. Stephanie Willoughby. Cindy McDaniel, Kenny Phipps. Joe Holcombe. Julie Cambell. Bob Stricklin. Warren Rupe, Thelma Federico. Tammy Ward. Dana Ward. Becky Phipps. Adrianna Ramirez. Susanna Rubio, Tolin Rubio. Angela Hunsdon, Jesus Colon. Carlena Farnsworth. Francisco Sodari. Key Club International is the world s largest high school service organization with clubs in 10 countries around the globe. Our Key Club was proud to join Key Club International in making caring our way of life. We have offered our services to local people through our Christmas food drive. We have also offered our- selves to help Safe-house and other or- ganizations who were in need of volunteer assistance. Our members are certainly learning by helping and serving the true meaning of this year’s major emphasis program, which is “Understanding Path- way to Progress”. Officers for Key Club are: Guille Cabrera. Student Council Rep.. Rudy Cardenas. Vice Pres.. Melanie Marlatt. President, Karen Hoffman. Secretary, and not pictured: Shelly Barraza, Treasurer. 02 6ey Stardom Reaches Our Actors Doug Henry is catching the stars! Drama club Officers are: Natalie Madron (Secretary), Guille Cabrera (Vice President), Tammy Ward (Treasurer). Not pictured Shelly Barraza (President) and Karen Hoffman (Student Council Rep.). “To be or not to be” That was the ques- tion.” “Being” is what Drama club was in 1986-87. Its goal was to bring the Student body and community closer by putting on plays. The members were there to have a good time and that is exactly what they had. They took field trips to Flagstaff and San Diego to see professionally done plays and always returned with many memories of a great time. Drama club members are: Front Row: Jesus Colon, Guille Carera, Jose Sanchez; Second Row, Rudy Cardenas, Tammy Ward. Tami Quinn, Becky Olson. Patty Mixon. Mason Thompkins. Warren Rupe. John McDaniel. advisor-Mrs. Wolfe; Third Row. Natalie Madron, Deborah Kisto. Jane Goyne, Pat Cook. Diane Hale. Heather Fox. and Liz Thompson. STRIVING TO BE SOBER This is the second year for Stu- dents Against Driving Drunk and al- ready many activities were accom- plished by the club. The SADD newsletter, for example, informed and advised students of the dan- gers of driving drunk. Also, the club members engaged in planning ways in which they would present their beliefs to grade school students and the community in general. All in all, the club did a good job in making students and people in the community aware of one of the most dangerous problems in our world at the time: Drunk Driving. Officers (clockwise): Sargent of Arms Liz Thompson. President Heather Fox and Trea- surer Mary Hales. Members: Top Row (L to R) Mary Barker, Jane Goyne, Adella Salcedo. Terry Smith, Reyna Rivera, Julie Walker. Deborah Kisto. Middle Row: Chris Barton. Luz Barraza, Liz Thompson, Mary Hales. Tamie Quinn. Bottom Row: Kim Tompkins, Heather Fox. Bob Stricklin and Joanna Payne. 04 ctct STRIVING FOR CULTURE The Spanish Club has always tried to involve itself in many cultural activities in order to make its’ mem- bers aware of other people's ways of life. With the wise advice of the club’s sponsor Mr. Chavez, the Spanish club decided to bring a folk dance group from Mexico to per- form their abilities at an assembly. Also, the club had plans for a trip to a University or College so the mem- bers, mostly underclassmen (fresh- men, sophomores, juniors), would get an idea how the centers of study function. This seemed to be very educa- tional as well as a successful year for the Spanish club, which endeav- ored not only to concentrate on seeking education for themselves, but for the whole student body. Members: Top Row (L to R): Jose Sanchez, Javier Rodriquez. Todd Huff, Francisco Sodari, Sponsor: George Chavez. Jose Bejerano. Bottom Row: Car- los Jimenez, Maria Gutierrez, Lupe Huerta and Ve- ronica Gonzales. Officers (Top to Bottom): President Francisco So- dari, vice pres.-club rep. Jose Sanchez and Secre- tary- Treasurer Maria “Licha Gutierrez. 05 _____Our Magnificent Front Row: Ana Bustillos, Adriana Ramirez. Rudy Cardenas, Angie Sandoval. Second Row: Chris Bar- ton. Patty Federico, Monica Moore. Magda Moore. Miroslava Gonzales, Joanna Payne. Dawn Silva. An- abel Cuevas. Third Row: Doug Henry. Warren Rupe, Thelma Federico. Sheri Stuhr, Cindy McDaniel. Kam Burks. Director: Mr Bechtlotf When interviewing Band Director, Mr. Ken Bechtlotf, we asked him how he gets the gang started after summer vacation. He said, We just start....We prac- tice instruments, and then go to pep band music. At Homecoming we called ourselves Alumni Pep Band because nine graduates played with us—a tradition we wanted to start. Our annual performances included: an Evening Christmas Concert, the B-West Band Festival (state solos and group en- sembles), the Spring Concert, two school assemblies - one at Christmas and one in the Spring, as well as other performances for the local grade schools. And then (Mr. Bechtloff’s favorite performance, he said with a deep sigh), Graduation.” It was a good year for our music makers even though the bands and choir consist- ed of mostly freshmen and sophomores. Jazz Band members: Dawn Silva, Sheri Stuhr, Mr. Bechtlotf, Doug Henry. Rudy Cardendas. Ana Bustillos. Joanna Payne. f06 metric 07 Classroom harmonizing. Miroslava Gonzalez. Magda Moore, and Warren Rupe blow their horns. Music Makers Listen to the sound, Adriana Ramirez. Patty Federico. Monica Moore. Cindy Me Daniel. Luz Barraza play their instruments with true rhythm. The choir reaches that perfect note while per- forming at the 1986 Christmas program. Sharon January. Pat Cook. Karen Hoffman. Angela Calvin. Jane Goyne. Mary Hales. Susanna Kiski. Kobus Ackerman, John Me Daniel. Tammy Henderson. Ronda Divelbiss, Tami Olberg. Sandra Shaw. Shelly Barraza Deadlines! Deadlines! Deadlines! Can anything else go wrong? At the be- ginning of Graphic Arts class, frustration filled the air. All kinds of things are going wrong. Film is over-exposed or devel- oped wrong, pictures are scratched, lay- outs are lost, several people need help with captions at once .. . the editor and adviser are going crazy. HELP!!! Generally we found putting a yearbook to- gether was like being on a team. Each member had to do his her part. We hung in there working harder than ever. . . We had to make the next deadline . . . Striving for a successful book, we did work together, many of us not stopping for a rest, until the last layout was done. Whew! We’re proud to say a good job was worth doing! Oh, Bobby! Isabel Sandoval. Maricela Castillo, Bob Stricklin and Patty Barraza caught working real hard. Don't work too hard, Tracy! Some staff members look through pictures from a layout This way see! Natalie Madron and Bobby Stricklin show Jeannette Wilkerson how to use the computer. — Where is it? Depressing situation as Deborah Kisto searches for a — Spunkiesh!! Natalie Madron and Jose Sanchez, two of the most __ photo. ___ energetic editors for a yearbook. Staff: Tonya Tacker, DeeAnn Pitsch. Maricela Castillo. Susanna Kiiski, Isabel Sandoval. Patty Barraza. Middle Row: Dennis Geronimo. Francisco Sodari. Tracy Jordan, Tiffiney Moulton. Gena Wickham. Tammy Ward. Jeannette Wilkerson. 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Robert Aldridge: 48. 50. 57. 73. 101 Nicol Anderson: 25. 135 Kim Archie: 37 Maricela Arcos: 8. 99. 116 Salvador Arcos: 25 Frank Auza: 61 Robert Auza: 8. 19. 56. 58. 73. 79. 128 b Robert Babb: 12 Patty Barcenas 8. 9 Mary Anne Barker: 25. 59. 102. 104, 116 Armando Barrandey 8. 10. 11. 18. 56. 95. 100 Leo Barrandey 36. 37. 49 Laura Barraza: 30. 55. 87. 89. 95. 98. 100 Luz Carmen Barraza: 23. 37. 59. 77. 100. 104 Patty Barraza: 5. 8. 19. 21. 93. 98. 99. 101. 108. 109. 124 Shelley Barraza: 65. 87. 93. 98. 102. 107 Chris Barton: 37. 54. 104. 106 Lori Baughn: 40. 63. 90 Richard Baughn: 36. 84 Angie Bejarano: 37 Jose Bejarano: 25. 105 Oscar Bejarano: 36. 37. 84. 85. 93 Raul Bejarano: 30. 98 Darcy Birchfield: 30. 101 Mike Blackwell: 77 Ronnie Blackwell 37 Tracy Bland: 37. 40. 99 Darby Bounds: 31. 67. 96. 102 Esperanza Briseno: 36. 37 Kam Burks: 2. 8. 18. 21. 51. 56. 60. 61. 62. 63. 70. 71. 74. 75. 96. 97. 106 Shannon Burks 58 Holly Burton: 38 Ana Bustillos: 2. 8. 18. 21. 50. 74. 106. 134 Louis Bustillos: 31 c Guide Cabrera: 8. 50. 56. 59. 63. 69. 70. 71. 80. 81. 95. 98. 102. 103. 108. 109. 124 Blanca Cadena: 25. 86. 87 Tom Cahill: Angelic Calvin: 25. 87. 107 Daniel Calvin: 73. 79 Lester Calvin: 25. 73. 83 Juana Camarena 25. 100 Veronica Camarena: 30. 31, 100 Julie Campbell 25 Jesus Campista: 25. 67. 100 Rudy Cardenas: 23. 31. 96. 102, 103. 106 Lola Carpena: 2. 8. 10. 21. 43. 59. 60. 61. 75. 87. 95 Maricela Castillo: 8. 93. 98. 99. 101. 108. 109 Jose Castro: 25. 100 Maria Chavez: 40 Walter Clayton: 30. 67 Jessie Colon: 8. 15. 18. 50. 59. 63. 73. 79. 102. 103. 109. 134 Index Pat Cook: 26. 59. 103. 107 Pamela Cruz: 23. 30. 99 Anabel Cuevas: 26. 55. 98. 100. 107 Angie Cuevas. 2, 8. 10, 14. 19. 75. 99. 134 Kim Cullison: 61 Luis Cuevas: 30 Alvaro Curiel: 8. 100 d James DeHart: 26. 62 Elida DeLeon: Alfred DeLeon: 12. 14. 50 Babe Delgado 25. 83 Ronda Divelbiss: 30. 100. 107 George Douglas: 8. 50 e George Espinoza: 26. 85 Salvador Espinoza: 31. 99 Frank Evenson: 36 I Carlena 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87. 108. 109. 110. 115. 119. 134 h Diane Hale: 27. 102 Ervin Hale 4. 9. 12. 50. 52. 53. 60. 61. 62. 63. 73. 79. 80. 101 Mary Hales: 32. 104 Cassidy Hamrick: 38. 135 Tami Henderson 33 Vance Hendrickson: 33. 57. 77. 79 Doug Henry: 33. 34. 58. 61. 77. 85. 95. 96. 103. 106 Frances Herrera: 33. 64. 96. 100 Leo Herrera 38. 84. 100 Paul Herrera: 39. 53. 77. 93. 98 Sergio Herrera: 32. 34. 95 Chris Hice: 32. 77. 79. 100 Jennifer Hoffman: Karen Hoffman 22. 30. 31. 32. 35. 59. 65. 93. 95. 102. 107 Steve Hokit: Joe Holcombe 39. 96. 102 Rebecca Holcombe 33. 96 Aleida Huerta: 12 134 Cvutex Lupe Huerta: 39. 61. 89. 105 Oralia Huerta: 12 Doug Huff: 73. 79 Todd Huff 79. 105 Elena Huguez 39. 53 Angela Hunsdon: 38. 51. 89. 102 i Rigo Ibarra Naomi Icedo: 27. 61. 69. 86. 87 i Sharon January: 38. 100 Carlos Jimenez 40. 105 Brian Johnson: 38. 39. 54. 77. 84. 85. 92. 96 Flash Johnson: 38. 52. 55 Christina Jolly: 39 Caryn Jones: 135 Michael Jones:33 Shana Jordan: 24. 27. 76 Tracy Jordan: 31. 33. 35. 61. 70. 71. 77. 96. 102. 108. 109. 110. 134 Ernie Juarez: 39 Lupe Juarez 12. 18. 43. 50. 51. 56. 62. 63 k Justin Kelland: 61 Bill Kennedy: 9. 53. 73 Susanna Kiiski: 5. 7. 9. 63. 75. 87. 93. 103. 107. 109 Angie Kimberly: 39 James Kimberly: 33 Steve Kissel: 39. 54. 55. 92. 96 Deborah Kisto: 3. 9. 103. 104. 108. 109. 134 Mandy Koury: 51 Mike Koury: 4. 9. 12. 18. 63. 83. 95. 59. 96. 101 I Bryan Lambert: 38. 77. 79. 91. 96 Kate Laws: Charlie Lease: 38 Debbie Leonard: 38. 99 Steve Lopez: 32. 77. 82. 102 Patsy Lopez: 38. 54. 100. 102 Ramiro Lopez: 100 Tom (Buford) Lopez: 32. 77. 100 m Regina Madrigal: 22. 24. 27. 97. 99 Jeff Madron: 32. 77. 82. 83 Natalie Madron: 3. 6. 9. 13. 18. 50. 51. 62. 63. 79. 80. 81. 93. 101. 103. 108. 109. 134. 136 Alta Magarro: 2. 27. 75. 106 Victor Magarro 36. 38. 39. 84. 100 Shannon Marchmon: 9. 99 Melanie Marlatt: 9. 21. 18. 51. 56. 59. 62. 63. 65. 95. 96. 97. 102 Amanda Martin: 61 Juana Martinez: 39 Clint McCall: 39. 55. 59. 92. 96 Emma McClelland 22. 37. 39. 77. 55. 90. 91. 96. 102 Susie McClelland 3. 9. 12. 19. 21. 51. 56. 59. 60. 61. 62. 63. 69. 74. 75. 81. 94. 96. 97 Cindy McDaniel 40. 41. 77. 87. 89. 102. 107 John McDaniel: 32. 84. 85. 103. 107 Shawn McDonnell 18. 55. 63. 67. 73. 94. 95. 96 Gene Mallage: 23. 25. 57. 84. 85. 98 Frances Mirelez: 33 Patti Mixon: 23. 30. 33. 56. 59. 70. 71. 77. 95. 96. 101. 103 Shawna Mixon: 22. 37. 40. 76. 77. 90. 91. 96 Shannon Moenk: 33 Victor Monreal: 40 Gary Moore: 27. 55 Jessie Moore 22. 24. 26. 27. 73. 84. 85. 97. 101 Jodi Moore 33 Magda Moore 34. 89. 100. 106. 107 Monica Moore: 27. 63. 99. 100. 107 Rebecca Moran: 9. 100 Jesus Moreno: Kim Moulton: 23. 41. 61 Tiffiney Moulton: 23. 27. 67. 86. 87. 108. 109 n Aaron Nesbitt: 33. 34. 63. 77. 79. 101 Vance Nesbitt: 22. 30. 34. 77. 96 Tonnette (Taco) Nieto 40. 41 Tony Nieto: 41. 53. 96 Mike Nunn: 11 o Tami Olberg: 31. 34. 77. 89. 102. 107 Graciela Olea: 87 Becky Olson: 35. 56. 58. 59. 70. 71. 102. 103 Diana Ortega: 38. 41 Nathan Ortega: 11. 13. 19 Robert Ortega 28. 85 P Manuel Paredes: 40. 55. 77. 84. 85 Danny Patterson 35 James Patterson: 11 Joanna Payne 22. 24. 28. 56. 69. 70. 71. 97. 104. 106 Alma Peralta: 40 Martin Peralta: 40 Becky Phipps: 23. 35 Kenny Phipps: 11 Wendy Phipps: 11. 21. 50, 56. 62. 96 Mark Pisanelli: 35. 54. 63. 77 DeeAnn Pitsch. 22. 30. 34. 87. 89. 99. 109. 110 Victoria Powells: 29 q Tamie Quinn: 41. 93. 103. 104 Reggie Quinonez: 41. 77. 96 Carlos Quintana: 34. 83 Gerardo (Lalo) Quintana: 34. 84. 85. 100 Jorge Quintana: 84, 85 Josepha Quintana: 22. 24. 29. 57. 74. 75. 97. 100. 135 Martin Quintana. 11. 15. 19. 57. 63. 72. 73, 82. 83 Daniel Quiroz: 40. 41 r Tom Radford: 12 Adriana Ramirez. 41. 51. 77. 93. 96. 102. 107 Jose Ramirez: 22. 24. 28. 85. 95. 98. 100. 101 Salvador Ramirez: 40 Emilio Reyes. 40 51 Jose Reyna 34 Wayne Richmond: 10, 96 Ruben Rivas: 40 Kathy Rivera: 35 Mickey Rivera: 28 Michael (Chink) Rivera: 5. 11. 19. 73. 78. 79. 80. 81 Mike Rivera: 23, 35. 77 Tricia Rivera: 11 Reyna Rivera 41. 104 Sophia Rivera: 32. 35. 100, 135 Javier Rodriguez: 28. 105 Miguel Rodriguez 11. 73. 82. 83 Ricardo Rodriguez: 11 Roberto Rodriguez: 5. 12. 18 Eustolia Rubio: 22. 37. 41. 89 Susanna Rubio: 28. 59. 95. 97 Angela Ruiz: 29. 75. 99 Raul Ruiz 28. 67 Richard Ruiz: 22. 37. 41. 84. 85. 77 Warren Rupe 41. 96. 102. 103, 106 Tark Rush: 22. 24. 28. 58. 61. 73. 79. 80. 96. 97 S Adella Salcedo: 40. 104 Chito Salcido: 35. 100 Jose Sanchez 10. 11. 12. 19. 21. 43. 59. 62. 63. 95. 103. 105, 109. 134 Lorena Sanchez: 40 Offelia Sanchez 9. 11. 51. 100 Niltza Sanchez: 29. 76. 77, 100 Juan Sandigo: 22. 24. 29. 62. 78. 79. 80. 81. 96 Angie Sandoval: 35. 65. 96. 101, 106 Isabel Sandoval 12. 13. 21. 51. 56. 62. 63. 93. 98. 99. 101. 108. 109 Sandra Shaw: 3. 28. 79. 107 Dawn Silva: 23. 28. 96. 97. 106 Roman Silva: 40 Jason Simpson: 34. 58. 62. 64. 73. 78. 79. 80. 81. 101 John Smith: 34. 77. 82. 83. 135 Shanna Smith: 29. 67. 86. 97. 127 Terry Smith: 13. 104 Tony Smith: 34. 96 Tina Snover: 24. 51. 96 Francisco Sodari: 32. 34. 65. 77. 79, 95. 101. 102. 105, 109 Jesus Sodari: 35. 54. 57. 77. 85. 98 Abel Soliz: 35. 98 Albert Sosa: 36. 41. 58. 77. 84. 85. 100. 102 Chano Soto: 28. 58. 73. 101 Chemo Soto: 41. 77. 100 Penny Spickard: Bob Stricklin: 5. 10. 13. 43. 57. 60. 61. 62. 63. 73. 78. 79. 81. 100, 101. 102. 104, 108. 109 Sheri Stuhr: 22. 30. 35. 56. 59. 70. 71. 74. 75. 81. 95. 96. 106 t Tonya Kay Tacker: 4. 10. 11. 13. 15. 19. 21. 59. 101. 109 Brian Taylor: 10. 13. 51. 52. 54. 67. 73. 79. 81. 96. 131 Ruben Taylor: Treva Taylor: 28. 74. 75. 99. 135 Edward Thompson: 41. 53. 59. 79. 93. 101 Laura Thompson: 33. 34 Liz Thompson: 41. 77, 100. 103. 104. 107 Terry Thompson: Veronica Thompson: 23. 29 Kim Tompkins: 35. 104 Mason Tompkins: 34. 79. 81. 103 Becky Tooker: 22. 30. 34. 59. 76. 77. 99. 101 Chester Torres: Mary Torres: 99 Randy Tryon: 13. 83. 98 Martin Turrentine: 34. 77 u Karl Uterhardt: 12. 13. 50. 51. 62. 63. 73. 101 v Tyler Vaught: Art Villalobos: Rene Villalobos: w Tim Wagner: 40. 59. 79 Julie Walker 35. 104 Dana Ward: 29. 87. 98. 102 Tammy Ward: 13. 50. 59. 102. 108. 109 Louie Watson: 26 Jodi Webster: 89 Patrick Whitaker. 35. 54. 84. 85 Gena Wickham: 13. 51. 87. 108. 109. 119 Jeannette Wilkerson 13. 50. 87. 108. 109. 110 Lisa Williams: 44. 77. 90. 91. 96. 102 Stephanie Willoughby: 39. 41. 89. 93 Kirk Wilterding 29. 47. 69. 79. 81. 96. 100. 101 Gloria Wood; 41. 99 Roy Wood: 35. 38. 77. 79 y Mary Yanez: 41 z Jesse Zazueta: 77. 93. 96. 97 Faculty and Staff Ann Auza: 49 Eva Banks 49 Ken Bechloff: 46 Angela Bellantoni: 46. 97 John Bellantoni: 46. 47. 88. 102 John Blabe: 43. 46. 83. 88 Kathie Borst 46. 88 Pat Bounds: 48 Neva Bowman: 48 Luis Cardenas 49 Norman Champagne: 47. 98 George Chavez: 47 Carolyn Cochran: 48 Dale Crabtree: 47. 96 Joe Ellett: 42. 43. 44 Ron Frans: 43. 47. 100 Mrs Garcia: 49 Vickie Gomez: 48 Bob Gonzalez: 49 Irene Grande 48 Sid Grande: 42. 44 Cheryl Harman 47. 99 Carol Henry: 48 Kathy Johnson 48 Christi Koury: 70. 90 Pat Koury: 46. 47. 79. 88. 101 Mary Jean Klmgenberg: 46. 109 Earl Locket: 49 Terrance LaDuke: 46 Polly Moser: 49 Randall O’Donnell: 43. 46. 87. 88. 89 Hallie Peltry: 48 Jim Rice: 46. 85. 88 Ed Robinson: 43, 47, 88 Blanca Rojano: 48 Warren Rupe: 49 Phillip Schmidt: 47. 84. 88 Mike Simpson: 43. 46. 47. 79. 88 Kenneth Truett: 47 Judy Vaughn: 48 Cora Wolfe: 47. 103 index 35 In closing as we come to this last page of our book, we observe that everyone in and who has left school, continued striving for success while meeting their desires and needs The graduates went to follow their dreams which were either starting a career of work or going to college to pursue higher education. The undergraduates went on vacation or to work while waiting for another tremendous year at Antelope We noted that the administration continued striving for success to expand our campus with future construction plans We. the staff, express our appreciation for all your efforts in helping us to make this a successful year. Editor-in-chief Natalie Madron. Co-editor and art editor: Jose Sanchez Business Manager DeeAnn Pitsch. Copy Editor Becky Tooker and Mancela Castillo Computer Editor Bob Stricklin. Photography editors Dennis Geronimo and Jesus Colon Photographers Deborah Kisto. Treva Taylor. Gena Wickham. Tonya Tacker. and Johnny Goins Typists and Layout staff Patty Barraza. Guide Cabrera. Tammy Guy. Caryn Jones. Susanna Kiiski. Tiffmey Moulton. Isabel Sandoval. Francisco Sodan. Tammy Ward. Tracy Jordan and Jeannette Wilkerson; Advisor Mary Jean Klmgenberg Antelope High School's Desert Sands 87” was printed m Logan. Utah by Herff Jones Yearbook. Inc Calais Special 80s weight paper was used throughout the entire book Two hundred and twenty five copies of Desert Sands 87 were printed with one hundred and thirty six pages in each The body copy and captions were type set m Helvetica. Division page headlines 36pt and page headings were 24pt All page folios were 25pt Brush type Eight pages of the Desert Sands Yearbook were printed m full color. Eight additional pages used spot color Screening of black was used on division, mug. and the scoreboard pages The endsheets were made of Vibracolor white with applied black and colonial red The cover of this yearbook is a Vista Embossed Cover with white base and applied sifcscreen colors of cadmium red and skybiue. The optional name stamps on the cover were made of hot foil silver The binding ot Desert Sands 87 was Smyih Sewn, the school name written on the binding was blind embossed The Desert Sands 87 yearbook staff would like to give special thanks to our Herff Jones publishing Representative. Walt Snover. He was very helpful and understanding throughout this past year Yuma Congratulations Graduates!! Tom Howell Farms Congratulations Class of ‘87 “Best of Luck’’ Sharon s £eauiy Salon P.O. BOX 30 - Avi. 30 AOU., AZ 8B347 Robert Taylor Family 36 cC bcwy i ctcce6