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

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Clinton Willoughby Roy Wood Carlos Quintana Kathy Rivera Michael Rivera Sophia Rivera Chito Salcido Angie Sandoval Nicole Schmit Jason Simpson John Smith Tony Smith Jesus Sodari Abel Solis Sheri Stuhr Laura Thompson Martin Turrentine Pat Whitaker Ouchl Roy Wood scratches his shoul- der. Juniors not pictured: Lon Grover and Lalo Quintana, (not pictured: Francisco So- dari) Juniors 27

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 Homework? Tracy Jordan and Kathy Rivera discuss homework during lunch. Lasting Friendships We bad .... Jeff and Jason show us their stuff! Forever friends . . . Karen Hoffman and Tami Olberg show their friendship. Friendship is a strong point for us all, but the Junior class takes pride in it. Each and ev- eryone of us somehow cared about one another. Someone was always there to listen to a problem. Everyone tried to fill the gap of a friend leaving. We were used to seeing the close friendship between Darby and Tracy, or DeeAnn and Becky. When Darby and Becky left, Tracy and DeeAnn were lost. When DeeAnn or Tracy were in sad moments others tried to fill in to listen and care. Even though it wasn't the same, both girls appreciated being heard. You are my friend You made me laugh when I could barely smile. You gave me a shoulder when I needed one to lean on. You comforted me when I'd been crying. You were there when no one else was. You've been a friend through thick and thin. It's my turn to be here for you- So when you need to laugh or just need a shoulder to lean on. Remember . . . That I'm here for you as you were for me. DeeAnn Pitsch 26 Juniors i

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 Two Down - Two to Go The days, the weeks, the months, they all seemed to add up. Before we knew it two years had passed by. As the years rolled by, we all seemed to go through changes. We entered as frightened Freshmen, not cer- tain of what to expect, or who to trust. After the Slave Sale or- deal, dressing to please and do the bidding of our upperclass- men masters, then being splat- tered by an egg during Home- coming games, we were still a bit unsure of our status as Rams. However, as the year pro- gressed, our legs became steadier as we worked hard in classes and campus affairs. As summer approached, we had overcome a hurdle and were more sure of ourselves. We now know our way around campus and even better, around the teachers. Two years to go, we said to one another, as we got closer and closer to the next step in our lives ... our JUNIOR year. Sophomore class officers: Pres. Adrianna Ramirez, S.C. Rep. Shawna Mixon. V. Pres. Thelma Federico, Treasurer Clint McCall, Sgt.-at-Arms Emilo Reyes. Diet Coke is number one! Best friends Lucy Barraza and Cindy McDaniel show their favorite drink. 28 Sophomores