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

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Scandinavian Classmates survive discussing catch the Anuliina Kyllonen “What a change in climate and landscape! Coming from Vaa- jakoski, Finland, Anuliina left the cool climate “where eyes see beautiful lakes and trees to discover “heat in mountains and deserts. Whether jam- ming to rock or relaxing, play- ing the piano with classical and jazz, music plays a very impor- tant part in Anna's life. A good book will also fill quiet mo- ments. Anna's goal was to ac- quire “first hand knowledge of the American lifestyle. “In America, everyone is so busy—unlike Finland where V i people do a lot of relaxing. According to Anna, her stay in America has gained her a bet- ter understanding of our world. Christopher Juhl Chris Juhl arrived in America during the summer of '87. Sponsored by the Rotary Club, Chris has had a chance to be- come an all-around “cool dude. Denmark, known for its forests and beaches, is sure different from the Arizona de- sert. And so is education! Kids go to school for at least nine years, then their studies be- come specialized. For Chris, beating on the drums, or playing a good game of golf, are great ways to spend an afternoon. Day- dreams of becoming a suc- cessful attorney with “Big bucks also fill his spare time. With such aspirations, thif young Dane will be remem bered at Antelope as “one ot us. 16 Seniors

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Seniors Not Pictured: Rigo Ibarra, Javier Rodriguez. Treva Taylor, (Dave Case), Anabel Cuevas. Others Still Hiding Out: David Aguilera, Shelly Barraza, Lester Calvin, and Nason Torres. Celebrate Friendship When we first peered upon Antelope through Freshman eyes, excitement and terror flowed freely. As we searched for friends from Jr. High, we saw unfamiliar faces. The same question was on everyones' mind— Will we become friends? Comradery began to grow as we suffered courses. Slave Sale, clubs and class projects together. Our friendships grew as we grew through the past four years. Once we thought our Jr. High was the best; but now we know that Antelope is the greatest! Seniors 15

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jg est and d tightest! Dawn Silva. Jose Ramirez, Chepa Quintana. Shanna Forrester. Susanna Rubio. Tark Rush, Jesse Moore, Joanna Payne, Regina Madrigal, MaryAnne Barker Tark Rush- will to Doug Henry the ability to rush for more yards in one game than any other running back the entire season. Dawn Silva- I, Dawn Silva, do hereby bequeath to my sister, Carla, the ability to attend wild parties and have fun time without getting caught. May she benefit by this fully. Joanna Payne- will to next year's 3 senior my desire and determination to be 2 and to fight it out to the bitter end! Shanna Forrester- wm ail of my high school romances and good times to my Jr. Counterpart so she can have great memories at Antelope. Susanna Rubio- will to Tolin Rubio the strength, wisdom, and courage to overcome any and all obstacles that stand in her way from becoming who she wants to be. Jesse Moore- will half of my height and half of my shoe size to Cori Allen, so she can become a whole person. Chepa Quintana- will to David McDowell my ability to carry a 5-second conversation without saying naughty . To L.B., let him go! To all my friends, I will miss you! Regina Madrigal- I will my priority over the Apple GS, the student council files, and Mr. Koury's advice to the next student council secretary. Never mind, I will take Mr. Koury's advice to college. Jose Ra mir ez- will to Chester Torrez my height so he can surprise basketball fans by touching the rim. MaryAnne Barker- will my beau to Cindy McDaniel to add to her collection, and my pizzazz to keep them all happy. Top Ten Seniors 17