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

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Laura Barraza Raul Bejarano Veronica Camarena Luis Bustillos Rudy Cardenas Abel Chabolla Walter Clayton Pamela Cruz Luis Cuevas Ronda Divelbiss Sal Espinoza Patty Federico Zane Frost Vanessa Gardner Miroslava Gonzalez Ovaeldo Gonzalez Enrique Guerrero Eddie Gutierrez Maria Gutierrez Mary Hales James Heard Vance Hendrickson LEAN ON ME! Junior class officers: Jason Simpson, Vice President; Karen Hoffman, Points Keeper; Laura Barraza, Secretary Treasurer; Angie San- doval, President; Vance Nesbitt, SC Representative. Juniors 23

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 Frances Herrera proves how truly artisitic the Junior class is. Three’s a Charm As we entered our third year at Antelope, our class shined brighter than ever. We Juniors succeeded in academics, sports, and club activities. Academics was one of our strong points! Jason Simpson, Maria Gutierrez, Sheri Stuhr, and Angie Sandoval led our class with striaght 4.0 aver- ages. Others followed close behind with averages above 3.5. In athletics, we scored big on our Volleyball, Football, Bas- ketball. Wrestling, and Base- ball teams. In fact, sports par- ticipation has been a large ex- tracurricular activity for the Junior class, if it’s cheering on the sidelines, or catching a touchdown pass. Under the direction of faculty advisors, the Junior class light- ed the A , participated in fun- draisers, won the Homecom- ing Spirit Stick, and Sponsored the Junior-Senior Prom. In our Freshman year, we jumped into clubs head first. Whether it was being a mem- ber, an officer, or a District offi- cer, we were involved! The Class of '89 proved that Three’s a Charm!’’ Don't laugh, the force is with me! Jim Heard defends his Star Wars Toga. Hangin’ out at the Junior lockers. 22 Juniors

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♦ GO BIG RED! With a flash of red hair, and a non-stop smile, Doug ’'Fresh Henry has captured the hearts of his peers. This summer, he was Antelope's Representa- tive for the annual Hugh O'Brian Seminar which was awarded for leadership. For the last three years Doug has be- come a Ram with Brilliant Spir- it and Pride! Besides being a team member of football, bas- ketball, baseball, and tennis, he even paints his hair red and blue. He keeps busy with Stu- dent Council as Clubs Commis- sioner, and as Chapter Sentinel for the FFA. In the past, he was Freshman class President and homecoming attendant. Doug was succesful at almost every- thing he tried, and has become an indisputed leader; like B- West Jazz Band Champ or in the winning Entomology team. In the future, Doug hopes to become a rising businessman. O • 24 Juniors Special Privilidges for special guys. Doug Henry and Guilty Looks. Mike Rivera and Jason Simpson are all Lisa Williams get to know each other better. smiles . . . Did they do something wrong?