Bradshaw Mountain High School - Bear Tracks Yearbook (Prescott Valley, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1980 volume:

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M. 4 'FIN V-M ' 'qi' 'X' XI 1 2 VMI L - 'I!flI Y WI , I' I II l MJ .,..NII I if -I1 F I, .I I Good morning yesterday you wake up, and time has slipped away And suddenly it's hard to find, the memories you left behind 'YQ 3?-, u' I ' , lf, .,,,. , ,8 f,, 2 1 , Remember, do you remember . . . 2 ' fit y ff W ii 844 , we 3 ut T r, at A'I' if Th 1 h r and th te r ii' f , 8 8 8 8 8 8 me The shadows of misty yesteryears 'Nw 5 The good times and the bad you've seen and all the others in between Remember, do you remember THE TIMES or YOUR LIFEi Reach back for the years and the sorrow Put them away in your mind For memories are time that you borrow To spend when you get to tomorrow Here comes the setting sun The seasons, are passing one by one So gather moments while you may, col we drearims you dream today Remember, do you remember , I 0 8 T if- Nun-.e 'il THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE N9 , ,,,,, l , 'QI gt . if ii f' X il f,.' , YW , ,V .W 8 .5 M-uf lush um., R REMEMBER, Do you remember the PEOPLE. . . Good morning yesterday You wake up, and time has slipped away And suddenly it's hard to find, the memories you left behind Remember, do you remember 0555. -1--v--- oe? vvqw X ,f ag 4M f X ., 1 , mn! -r Af! W , l 'Yi M 9' ' LAURIE ALLEN MAY BORJON 51... , rx X Nm JOHN BRAZELL JEANETTE BUKOWSKI 4-4' CHERI CAREY GLENDA SUE CARLOCK 'hw A MICHAEL CHAFFIN JEFF COLQUITT STEPHAN DEGOEY TRISH CHASE MARTHA CHAVEZ ION! inn i, i, U ii i i' i, in il' il i gi : g 51195 311 Look at me! I'm a Senior: Is that what Joann and Lynda seem to be saying? N ,i W ROSE MARIE FLICKINGER MIKE GITCHELL CHRIS GLEASON If TODD GRISWOLD LYNDA HAGEMAN , In ,fear- Y :L I. I , '- If F I ' ff PQ, 1 V' I 3, A I I V . 'lf , I ' Ld' 4. ' , 4 ' V I, if W ' ti: ' ' 1, SN f X Q ' I A S .4':41', ,fe WILLIAM HANNA MARK HARDELL DAVID WILLIAM HERRINGTON JOYCE HORNE ,' ,tp LAURIE J. HOUSER JOHN JEFFRIES yfw. Ks. N KEVIN KELTY BRIAN J, KRAMER JEANNA M. KUESTER STEVEN M. LASCELLES Hamm W! CHRIS MAKOS KIM MARSHALL GARY MARQUIS KATHY MARTINEZ A ,, , 4. V Vx . V , K K 'I V 2 , w ,L :K MW , V 15 S ,yt Ha, GLEN OLSON DEANNA LYNN PALSROK ROBERT D. PENA X. X RANDY POTTS .JOANN PUCHALSKI W r 1 JEFF REEDER New Q JIM RICHARDSON CHARLES SLOPER DOUG STAMAT TOMMILEE WILLIAMS NOT PICTURED TEDDY ASTON DALE HAMEL GREG HEATH TIM SPANGLER TIM STOKES SENIOR DIRECTORY LAURIE ALLEN: 4 yrs volleyball 9 10 11 12 softball 9 10 11 12 NHS 11 12 FBLA 9 letterman's club 12 foreign lan 10 class treasurer 11 SC treasurer 12 Richard Aston 4 yrs. John Brazell Mariam Borjon: 2 yrs. library aide 12 Jeanette Bukowski: Cheri Carey: 4 yrs. basketball 9 10 volleyball 9 10 11 12 softball 10 11 12 letterman's club 12 FHA 9 FBLA 10 11 yearbook 12 class VP 12 Prom princess 11 Homecoming Queen 12 teachers aid: P.E. 10 11 library aid 12 volleyball co capt. 11 volleyball capt. 12 office aid 12 Glenda Carlock: 4 yrs. basketball 11 track mgn. 11 baseball mgn. 10 tragyc 9 10 NHS 11 12 yearbook 10 cheerleader 10 11 12 class pres. 11 class sect. 10 student body pres. 12 office aid 11 12 Michael Chaffin: 3 yrs. football 11 12 baseball 10 11 12 lettermen's club 12 FHA 11 yearbook 12 Trish Chase: 4 yrs. volleyball 9 10 11 12 12 tennis 9 10 11 drama 9 10 letterman's 12 FBLA 9 10 student coun. 11 12 athletic dir sec 10 11 12 Martha Chavez: 4 yrs. softball 9 FBLA 11 12 yearbook 9 11 yearbook editor 12 Chorus 9 10 12 Jeff Colquitt: 3 yrs. football 9 student council 10 homecoming attend. 11 12 Stephan Degoey: 4 yrs. basketball 9 10 11 12 track 11 12 letterman's club 12 foreign lan 9 10 yearbook 12 band 12 homecoming attend. 12 Rose Marie Flick- inger: 4 yrs. football stat 11 basketball 11 12 Volleyball mgn 12 track 9 11 drama club 10 FBLA 9 12 cheerleader 10 class sect 11 SC sec 12 pom pom girl 9 Mike Gitchel: 3 yrs. football 12 basketball 9 10 11 12 baseball 9 student council 9 Chris Gleason: 3 yrs. basketball 9 10 12 foreign lan 10 Todd Griswold: 1 yr. Lynda Hageman: 2 yrs. basketball mgr 12 track 11 12 drama club 12 Dale Hamel: 4 yrs. football 9 10 11 12 basketball 9 10 12 track 9 TRAGYC 11 NHS 11 12 class VP 10 beautification 12 T.A. club 9 liars club 10 William Hanna Mark Hardel: 4 yrs. basketball 9 10 11 12 baseball 9 10 11 12 lettermen's club 12 James Heath David Herrington: 4 yrs. football 9 10 11 12 baseball 10 tennis 11 12 JETS 9 lettermen's club 12 student council 11 12 teacher's aid 12 Joyce Horne: 4 yrs. football stat 11 12 basketball stat 11 softball 10 11 FBLA 11 12 teacher aid 10 11 12 library aid 9 Laurie Houser: 2 yrs. 12 NHS 11 FHA 12 yearbook 11 class treas 12 band 11 12 chorus 12 office aid 12 John Jeffries: 4 yrs. football 11 12 basketball 10 11 baseball 9 10 11 12 lettermen's club 12 Kevin Kelty: 2 yrs. football co cap 11 12 basketball 11 12 lettermen's club 12 Homecoming King 12 Prom prince 11 Brian Kramer: 2 yrs. tennis 11 NHS 11 12 class pres 12 Homecoming attend 12 Jeanna M. Kuester: 3 yrs. basketball mgr 11 drama club 10 NHS 11 12 FBLA 11 12 class VP 11 class sec 12 band 10 chorus 10 Homecoming att 11 Homecoming can. 12 Steven Lascelles: 3 yrs. football 11 Chris Makos: 1 yr. FBLA 12 office aid 12 D.O. program 12 Gary Marquis: 2 yrs. beautification 12 Kim Marshall: 4 yrs. library aid 11 Kathy Martinez: 1 yr. FBLA 12 Glen Olson: 1 yr. basketball 12 tennis 12 lettermen club 12 band 12 Deanna Palsrok: 3 yrs. drama club 11 band 10 11 12 Robert Pena: 4 yrs. Randy Potts Joann Puchalski: 2 yrs. football stat 11 basketball stat 11 FBLA 11 12 yearbook 12 Homecoming can 12 Jeff Reeder: 2 yrs. yearbook 12 Jim Richardson: 4 yrs. band 11 LIARS club 10 Charles Sloper Timothy Spangler: 2 yrs. football 12 track 11 12 TRAGYC 11 art club 12 Doug Stamat: 2 yrs. Tim Stoks: 4 yrs. band 11 12 library aid 10 11 12 LIARS club 10 Tommilee Williams: 2 yrs. basketball 11 12 volleyball 11 12 softball 11 12 lettermen club vp 12 FBLA 11 teacher aid: PE 12 Ruth Alsobrook Debbie Barber Chris Bondurant Jackie Carter Sherie Colquitt all L li JUNIOR CLASS sr. ' . U ' f x. -il - D x l Debbie Curry Debbie Fink Mike Gahm Lisa Desjadon Sally Fischer Bridget Hall Jon Dowell Andy Ford Marian Hellman Sheri Faulkner Kim Fritz Jon Hill Q S-u M Y 3 . Tracey Hines Donald Holcomb Randy Horne Bill Houston David Jeffrey James Jeffries Tammy Jeroux Vicki Kenoyer Kenneth Kusmierski Cari Lake Harry Lane Peggy Lassila Lisa Lett Randy Marshall Clifford Matthews Phil Merrill ., .riff Q , , Q 3 , Z l Mark Miller Debbie Morrison Kerry Nilson Alice Norris Ed Nunnally 'fs is -L 4-:P Joe Nunnally Melissa Richardson Paul Robichaus Dan Rollins 7, Brenda Sapp Steve Simpson Jeff Stephens Phyliss Thomas Andy Totlis Stacy Webbeking Teresa Webster Not pictured: Lynne Beeson Deby Mumaugh Jim Remesal Howard Thraikill Sue Werger X ex Jody Welker Richard Werger Lanyard Wrisk Mary Zale PH UR 3 - a D. G' CT sf Q-s l, 1 A lain .yi Mike Allen Dan Barber Julie Brannoch Pete Copeland Laura Amator Charlene Bigelow Mark Byrd Julie Coulter Diane Anderson David Blatney Anthony Casadie Dianna Davis Shelley AHdeI'S0l1 Brenda Bosick Andy Chase Marianne Degoey Mark AUUIOUY Suzanne Brady Charles Baird Ed Fink Dan Fisher Charles Flickinger John Flickinger Kevin Ford Mike Gorenc Garry Grahlmann Debbie Granados Terrie Griswold Don Hajek Sverre Hale 1' M, if of A x . xl,4p- fl- 'arf Wr'Y' lx John Hardeman Jamie Hart Kelly Herbert Tim Herrington Peter Hodan Linda Jones Todd Johnson Brenda Kauffman Bob Kelty Mike Kemmerer Mary Ann Kimmel Brenda Kinsley David Klein Ken Konstanzer Jim Lasby Mary Lou Lazok Cindy Leavitt Gary Leedorn Scott Linder Nancy Little Janine Makos Lisa Marquis Mark Martin Tammy Martinez Janette Merrifield Tracey Merrifield Lisa Miller Joann Musser Lexie Nunnally Tim O'Brien Not Pictured: Don Flint Nathan Hale Martain Echeverry wif 8 ,ivgi ' . .S Tom Okerland Carrin Peterson Kim Prinz Scott Schroeder Berlin Stephens Charles Potts Debbie Romero Mark Weldon Roger Reeder Michelle Steeber Todd Wilson Dawn Shoop Ronnie Stewart Audrey 'Zale Dori Sterry Z7 i z., Li nn' 11.7 Karen Thornton Kelly White Donna Wright Mark Zika si ...ally It f Iv x X Mike Sturman Sara Van Deusen David Wilson Malinda Wrisk Alan Brannoch -.V Q K lv Dia : Kris Allen Henry Beaudoin Debbie Burke Mark Barrow Robert Beeson David Chaffin David Bean Dawn Boraski Ricky Cupp Vicky Custer Scott Desjadon Debbie Doherty Randy Ferguson John Fink Robert Fortune 'lb' 'C.:' Arthur Fredericks Teresa Fritz Diane Hardel Sherry Heath Pam Hester Kim Hines . ,-Y ,ff Q Lawrence Hofferber Steven Hutter Summer Jeroux J.J. Kelty Carolyn Knize Chip Lake Patty Le Quesne Danny Marshall Rosalie Matthews Don Mattice Robi McClintock Marianne Meredith Del Marie Middleton LeAnn Monteney Carol Noteboom Laura Olson Patti Pederson Mike Pochardt Keith Rollins Debbie Rudeback Judy Schinnerer David Schalax Gary Seebold Jill Simpson Chris Stephens Joy Sterry Brad Stoks Gina Stroud Tim Swanson Randy Wilson Craig Wilson i g WVWW W M f f 4 WWW , in f f 2 ng! A ff 1 . :- J! will Reach back for the years and the sorrow Put them away in your mind For memories are time that you borrow To spend when you get to tomorrow REMEMBER, Do you remember the SPORTS :prima A up-nr cry- nf. 411' ' 42? 'I f se, 'A I ' --485' is .,' my ,A J. VARSITY FOOTBALL Back row: Coach Kirkpatrick, Coach King, Chuck Flickinger, David Chaffin, Andy Chase, Artie Fredricks, Jeff Stephens, J.J. Kelty, Jon Dowell, Tony Casadie, Mark Barrow, Dale Hammel, Kevin Kelty, Head Coach Hopfinger, Middle row: Tom Okerland, John Jeffries, Jim Jeffries, Randy Horne, Tim Spangler, Tim Harrington, Dennis Jeffrey, David Harrington, Phil Merrill, Dan Fisher, Mike Chaffin, Front row: Joyce Horne, Jody Welker, Sherie Colquitt. T so ...e Although the record of the 1979 foot- ball wasn't impressive. The gains of the year was proven very valuable in experience for the young team made up of mostly underclassmen. Coa- ches's Hop, Kirkpatrick and King ex- pect great things in the years to come from this fine nucleus of players. W, no :J ,SQ . A X X . , 'gee A-H-d-ELI' 1-1-.50 i ...- Senior players: Kevin Kelty, Mike Chaffin, Tim Spangler, David Harrington, Dale Hammel, John Jeffries iw A .,.r, , . - '- e,ei it or i - Q 1 ei 4 r r ' Skin ' 1' s 'J 'VAI l 4 ffl I1 ' 5 L 'Lf Y , 1 , ' A ' v if L ' f 4 1 I 3 K -ie fi in Jr, Q 4 33,155 as 'f- 1 4. VARSITY VDLLEYBALL Back Row: Coach Haddow, Laurie Allen, Cindy Leavitt, Cheri Carey, Audrey Zale, Trish Chase, Coach Sizemore. Bottom: Tommllee Williams, Mary Zale, Rose Flickenger. .... , J' fi C-in a i xy- Je: . .lVs,,f ?'Q . Kal o M XX h .9 qv' Cheri pounds the ball to the floor. Both Sherri and Tomi go up for a Block. - .Q g ' , X -' ' 1 Nice shot Cindyl Congratulations to the Varsity Volleyball team for accomplishing their goal of playing in the state tournament, representing the B-West division. The Bears improved steadily throughout the sea- son finishing tied for 2nd in conference play. At the division tournament the Bears accom plished four seed at the state play offs. The Bears won their first match against Round Valley, putting them in the semi finals against Florence. In a tough three game match the bears fell to the even- tual state champion. HONORS: Laurie Allen-2nd team all conference, Cheri Carey MVP of the B-West Conf. 2nd team state tournament. 'ZS A great set by Laurie. get :is ' 5, ,fr ff I aurie them with a dink The team gets together for a few words of wisdom from their coaches. ? fMff'Q'. I.. Q K . ie Cheri goes up for a spike. JR. VARSITY Q15 ij 5 Effie S5 :ai ei Q ,gil C M ,XJ , I- LQ' X , , i. . Els' liege, 28 rs. Sizemore, Carol Noteboom, Gina Stroud, MaLinda Wrisk, Marianne Meredith, Terrie Griswold, Brenda Bosick, Laura Olson, .oach Haddow. Second row: Michelle Steeber, Debbie Rudebeck, Del Marie Middleton. ..- KOA .XXL-5 xx ' C1 C ' 'D ' fff ,,I,C .' x' ' M2114 ,,f,1:5-zisaififlffte uri, ff A ,Y ,ki YL Fxcki' X , 'X V, 4 X JN 'FX I ,, x 5 K , R' -x3 L' x fi X M ' . ' 'OX it w 'f-, K it I A F xi ,fi .. ,maj ,Vi 4 4 W A V ' If '3 - ck' W 'm 1 N t e . K' ' L NU Q44 . Q, t xx-YL X X5 t 1 e C L' . , , , ,wi -WO' -.-be i ,cw V X , , ir ,, Lk., ' -- - , i Cx 43 ' ,. K K I J G . 5 ' Anyw ' f . fwgu U f xj 3, M V - 1 Top to Bottom: Donna Wright, Captain Glenda Carlock, Stacy Webbeking, Carol Noteboom, Debbie Burke, Lisa Lett. , . Q gm. 0-xxx .. N HQ J-wx Go BEARS!! ' 29 VARSITY BASEBALL The Baseball season this year was very optimistic with the return of several letterman. Coach Hop felt this team will continue to play better and better in the next few years as only a few seniors will be lost and all who return will have extensive field experience. Seniors-Mark Hardel, Jogn Jeffries, Mark Ni- chols, Mike Chaffin and Rany Potts will be sorely missed. ..- l Top L to R Ronnie Stewart David Mcllvames Mike Chaffin Randy Potts, Mark Hardel, Alan Brannock, Jon Dowell, Mark Nichols John Jeffries Mark Welden Ed Fink Coach Hopfinger Bottom: Jim Jeffries, Jody Welker, Don Blatney, David Chaffin. Front row, l to r: Lynda Hageman, Carol Moteboom, Sherry Heath, Back row, l to r: Mary Zale, Laura Olson, Marian Hellman, Sherri Faulkner, Audrey Zale, Stacy Webbeking, Tommilee Williams, Coach Kirkpatrick. Girl's basketball finished the regular season with a 5 wins, 10 losses record. Co-captains Tommilee Williams and Sherry Faulkner were named all conference honorable mention and second team All-conference respectively. .-wif .,.,- M, K big W ff -5,3- Front row, l to r: Ed Fink, John Flickinger, J.J. Kelty, Back row, 1 to r: Dennis Jeffrey, Mark Knoke, Eddie Nunnally, Dan Fischer, Mike Hutter, Coach Bybee. J.V. BASKETBALL 1 f, The 1979-80 basketball season for Bradshaw Mountain High School saw the return of only 2 varsity players and 3 junior varsity team mem- bers. The prospects of a difficult season did not mar the determination of new head coach Mike Haddow - who worked hard in teaching sound fundamentals to a determined and dedicated group of young ball players. Wins were scarce but improvement was evident in all areas producing some late season near victories plus 2 wins over Mayer and Bagdad. Front row l to r Tony Casadei, John Jeffries, Kevin Kelty, Back row l to r: Manager Jody Welker Mark Hardel Steve DeGoey Alan Brannoch Randy Potts, Mark Weldon, Phil Merrill, Coach Bybee. Q an -.. -Q... Front row, l to r: Andy Ford, Chip Lake, Jeff Stevens, Glen Olson, Tony Casadei, Back row, l to r: Mrs. Sizemore, Sverre Hale, David Harrington, Bryan Clothey, Kevin Kelty, Phil Merrill. BOYS TENNIS There were only two members of the Boys Varsity Tennis team returning from last season. Despite this factor, the boys should go undefeated in conference play. Many of the underclassmen look very promising for the future. Like the boys team there were only two girls returning for their second year of tennis. This is a very young team consisting mostly of sophomores and fresh- en. With hard work they should improve greatly by the end of this season. GIRLS TENNIS Front row, l to r: Donna Wright, Jeanine Makos, Laura Amator, Back row, 1 to r: Kim Fritz, Stacy Webbeking, Mrs. Sizemore, Kim Prinz, Debbie Burke. Not pictured is Chris Makos. III H Ax A .. i bt' avlur , - ' ' L-iw' X , V ---- ...Y Front row, l to r: Scott Desjadon, Mike Sturman, Andy Chase, Lisa Fr't , C l K ' , B k 1 t : B b F D ' Jeffrey, Tim Harrington, Eddie Nunnally, Lisa Desjadon, Lynda Hageiniin. are yn mze ac row, O r 0 OI-tune, enms TRACK Bradshaw's 1980 track team is off to a very slow start. We've been hampered by rain all season. We have had 3 meets canceled because of bad weather. The track team did participate in the Buckeye Invitational on March 29th. We competed against some stiff opposition, but we were able to see where our strengths and weaknesses were on the track team. The majority on the track team are Freshmen and Sophomores. They work hard and will do what ever is asked of them to do for our team. Most of the team are toward the future with high expectations. As track coach, Coach King is Very pleased with the attitude and effort of each member of the team. We have great hopes for Lynda Hageman and Steve DeGoey this season. Being Seniors, we believe they have an excellent chance for state honors. The 1980 Golf Team was loaded with young Bears The team is composed primarily of sophomores, with one freshman, and one junior composing a strong contender for the state championship in BC Catagory. Coach Lucier predicts a bright future for golf at Bradshaw. The youngsters are working hard to put up another banner, and a trophy in the case. Captain Mike Allen is providing the necessary leadership, being low medallist in the first three matches of the early schedule. Left to Right: Coach Lucier, Tom Okerlund, Dan Fischer, Mark Knoke, Jim Remesal, Mike Allen, John Flickinger. 4 as 'l if l Q Q f :-.-..-:.- Y? A WK? ig is si t , Bun, ,gy-. ,Qs QRS Lb 5' 4252 , N N Ei E N 2 522- 1 s Q 3 East J wr BJ Y 3.333 X21 , '34 Bottom: Mary Zale, Sherry Heath, Carol Noteboom, Kelly White, Middle: Laura Olson, Robi McClintock, Laurie Allen, Michelle Steeber, Janette Merrifield, Gina Strout, Chris Stevens, Top, Coach Tate, Maryann Merideth, Cindy Leavitt, Audrey Zale, Sherrie Faulkner, Cheri Carey, Ruth Alsobrook, Melinda Wrisk, Carrin Peterson The softball team had a pretty good start. They ki' IQ CL! - K L xS25xAL,vXCl.,, won their first double-header with Seligman, 20-5, . C8925 J - ' V 18-8. They played Mayer, Camp Verde, Bagdad, QUN'NQL NW Williams and other B Class Schools. I QQQJQXXV, lfugfgllib CSQSJCC h W J V BASEBALL QUE ww CM ' ' A LD' 'l is EC? ' Back row: Jody Welker, David Schlaxe, Craig Wilson, David Chaffin, Front: 9805 John Fink, Alan Zale, Mark Borrow i . sb RO W b 1 5 35 eff' . . , , ..X. 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'..-' f uf, ROYALTY AT ITS BEST Q29 KING - R f TTT, 0 1980 Queen and King rode with attendents in the float, ' ' made by the Junior class ...QVLA . , - ina.: H-,.4'i Kx1'a-ilkin. Queen and King rode with the 1980 candidates for Queen and King IMPOSSISI-TE DREAM '- fg y be 'l -73' f 224 ' ' 1 R 2 5 fi .af K if' Iv ,, ' 'T ll ' 0 ' , -5 11 , 3 4' it '-few . '11, I ' Q1 5 ' Last years Queen Molly Roberts crowns the V V M M, 12623 ,fy J . . Q - ' X1 ,f 'K ,m f , v, , 1980 Homecoming Queen Cher! Carey. 1 , ,W , af'i.'ggl 'i . iff ? 1 1, K , ., , . ,1v':':l.Zy ,Q Qjifii .,L.,,' g rLv.pi Vk: ,Yi: will ' w M ?ii3f'Lf1,f if E A 4145: 'If g3lQ:Q. l 3Tf'T'13i'HgZ 1 ,g..,..iy W W',N,A fkv' yn' ly, Pat Hodan crowned Kevin Kelty the new 1980 Homecom- ing King. - -E 1979 SENIOR ATTENDANTS Joann Puchalski Jeff Colquitt HDMECOMING SENIOR ATTENDANTS Chris Makos Brian Kramer X A35-kgff-. - f' 'Qu 'A DREAM JUNIOR ATTENDANTS Brenda Sapp Phil Merrill 1,4 yi? 1--X f s -vm IMPOSSIBLE SENIOR ATTENDANTS Jeanna Kuester Steve DeGoey .,-NYS ln n fel, .eq , 'MQ' FRESHMAN ATTENDANTS Debbie Burke Mark Barrow SOPHOMORE ATTENDANTS Kim Prinz Tim O'Brien f. , 3 . iim 3 4: 'I 'fI'3elf-FJ:-' 'f-f . K .ffl 1.-2 M 9 r x .,,, - 'fi,fu., ' Q l dm .Mi ' ' - k 1 f ' -w 1-gwfim-ww: E354-i n 'Y : .,.ff... : .Q ' Pill Egg . .. .n,,1s..l,f 3? A K ' - is 1' 1.2223 E855 1 , X, mia 1-Si., 2 - 1 - , . -ff, . w,-. 1 r Hr- , , ..f. Q-X.. , H L KL ,. 'A 5, K ' 9 tj 3 iffiri x 'JET -A .. :Q M sg. 5 STUDENT COUNCIL Sitting From left to rightg Melissa Richardson, Alice Norris, Mark Barrow. Back row: David Herrington, Rose Flickenger, Dennis Jeffrey, Glenda Carlock, Stacy Webbeking, Mr. Cope, Laurie Allen, Nancy Little, Trish Chase, Brenda Bosick. Student Council members work hard all year long and on their OWN time to accomplish the follow- ing- 1 2 3 4 Assemblies-Such as Energy Today and To- morrow and the Navy Rock Band. Dozens of activity request were considered. The Student Body Constitution was amend- ed. A movable concession stand was to be built by the shop class. Officers: President Glenda Carlock, Vice President Stacy Webbeking, Treasure Laurie Allen, Secretary Rose Flickenger. YEARBOOK From left to right: back row: Peter Hall, James Lasby, Mike Chaffin, Dave Jeffrey, Martha Chavez, Cheri Carey, Steve DeGoey, Tracey Merrifild, Jeff Reeder, Chris Bondurant, Melissa Richardson, Mrs. Gibson, Joann Puchalski. This yearbook staff was larger this year because it was a class. We met 6th hour with Mrs. Gibson as our adviser. Yearbook staff has its own dark room in which our photographers are able to make our pictures. We have two photographers, James Lasby and Dave Jeffrey. They worked hard along with the rest of the staff incompleating this years yearbook. Martha Chavez was made the Editor after completing workshops which were held at Grand Canyon College. ,127 if fl, fr ' ' f f flu' 41 C' A V E T 174 m N 2 L C 1 I K N AL ,ly.,1l'uL. ? W, ff!-'S ix I V ,- . fir-H e Viv I i meg Q78 ' Ji X - .3 T 0Ro . ii X i . ,ix NI Top, left to right: Bill Houston, Doug Stamat, John Jeffries, Steve Simpson, Howard Thrailkill, Dan Rollins, Teresa Webster, Sarah VanDeusen, Alan Brannoch, 2nd row: Mr. Aiton, Sherrie Colquitt, Joann Musser, Marian Hellman, Julie Brannoch, Lisa Desjadon, Debbie Curry, Bridget Hall, Alice Norris, Vicki Custer, 3rd Row: Laurie Houser, Connie Miller, Martha Chavez, Brenda Kinsley, Dehbie Fink, Connie Stokes. Nfl it 9' I rfl 5, 5 6 ef! 0' 55 J 'TW J fl Back Mr Alton John Fink Randy Horne, Dave Jeffrey, Steve DeGoey, Glen Olson, Mike Gitchel Dennis Jefrey Dan Fisher Mark Barrow, Tim Stokes, Henry Beaudoln, Kimberly Fritz, Bottom Leann Monteney Donna Wright Malmda Wrisk, Cindy Leavitt, Laurie Houser, Deanna Palsrock Connie Stokes Michelle Steeber Kim Fritz, Mary Lou Lazok, Laura Olson, Patricia Le Quesne. fx'f ' -f CLASS OFFICERS aw N. 2 wk Jeanna Kuester, Sec.g Cheri Carey, VP. Brian Kramer, Pres.g Laurie Houser, Trea. ' 4'-1 Ruth Alsobrook, Trea.g Debbie Fink, VP.g Dave Jeffrey, Pres.g Sherrie Colquitt Sec Q i Z 5 8:4 L. , Carrin Peterson, Pres.g Donna Wright, VP.g Joann Musser, Tres.g John Flickinger, Sec.g F' ,Q X X u Lauri Olson, Sec.g Carol Noteboom, VP.g Debbie Burke, Pres.g Del Marie Middleton, Trea.g 'N Bottom Row: Diane Davis, Brenda Bosick, David Schlax, Chip Lake. First Row: Connie Miller, Debbie Curry, Alice Norris, Lisa Desjadon, Phyliss Thomas, Lynne Beeson, Second Row: Cari Lake, Debbie Burke, Julie Coulter, Tracey Merrifield, Janette Merrifield, Kerry Nilson. Third Row: Mrs. Judes, Laurie Houser, JoAnn Musser, Charlene Bigelow, Tammy Jeroux, Vicki Kanover, Jackie Carter, Sally Fischer, Top Row: Summer Jeroux, Billy Mooers, Debbie Rudebeck, Gina Stroug, Robert Beeson, Marianne Degoey, Chris Bondurant. 1 ' ,N , . C,,l7LmfX l 6 HJC , . f X X ' 1 - - Q l ujall, VXQVQS DUCT hiri-lgi. ,Grief - U ' . Cox L,Om l . . . J- W6 L+ wif 'C' QJQ Y, l D 43-P QV if 5 K Cl 6 VW l Future Homemakers of America is a national organi- , , , W , I , 1 ip zation designed to promote Home Economics. Their kj wif? if 5 fl-l 1 VU X' main purpose is to help the individual, the school, - , F , . and community. ln fi- l if not Si TOCJQMSUK' ' 'A Ll W ' ' S ftheir activiti s thi r ' 1 ded a W lk- - ome o e s yea mc u a a i i ' u - Thon for Cancer, Installation Banquet, Fund Raising QQQJLJQK CXQC oi l L-,KQPQCX Ll Alffj Projects, and a Sweet-Heart Dance. -Q i a N h ,N X i I .1 X ' This year Tammy Jeroux was elected as Recreation lf '-- 3 'JTC pl l , l-lc? 6 JCE-Tlflkjl Chairman at the fall district meeting. Tammy was C, U. N -uf ' X 1 , f , ' the first person from Bradshaw to be elected to such -Jr fl -J LAS , lo V,,. 1 an office. Nfw Ci Qi QQQA AJ 4 mf, 5.3 Q rw Qi oo-ff -,Q Q Q I fs -V 1 ' ' J . I. f f QW if-. 'fNc?'tlLl W0 of Cx more af,fv:Qf f3- mgoe MQ 52 ' ' ti oct is Ci FBLA --ef f-,,,.,w .5 O Ki W r ii V? . Y is 'il Back Row, Left to Right: Jeff Stevens, Dan Barber, Andy Chase, Karen Thornton, Suzanne Brady, Patty LeQuense, Krista Anders. 2nd row: Mrs. Abbot, Nancy Little, Berlin Stevens, Susan Wines, Joyce Horne, Joann Puchalski, Martha Chavez, Peter Hodan, Doug Stamat, Teresa Webster, Debbie Fink, 3rd row: Bridget Hall, Peggy Lassila, Chris Makos, Rose Flickenger, Jeanna Kuester, Janene Makos, Jim Remasal, Del Marie Middleton. ' FUTURE BUSINESS LEADERS OF AMERICA is a national vocational education organization for all students who are interested in andfor pre- to paring for business andfor office or business education careers. The purpose of the organization is to provide, as an intergral part of the instructional program, additional opportunities for secondary students to develop vocational and career supportive competencies and promote civic and personal responsibility. x ,J ,,A,i l Bottom Row: David Jefferey, Todd Griswold, Kelly Herbert, Terrie Griswold, Cindy Leavitt, Kim Prinz, Lisa Marquis, Mr. Haddow. Second Row: Pete Copeland, Malinda Wrisk, Gary Marquis. Top Row: Debbie Doherty, Lisa Miller, Greg Heath. The Traffic Representatives of Arizona's Governor's Youth Council attended the state convention to learn better ways of teaching highway safety. They took their knowledge to the elementary school and junior high through safety programs. if 37 N - Q 5 Sitting Down: Brian Kramer, Alice Norris, Stacy Webbeking. Standing: Jeanna Kuester, Melissa Richardson, Mrs. Delp, Laurie Houser, Laurie Allen, Mrs. Sizemore, Dale Hammel, Lisa Desjadon, Kim Fritz, Glenda Carlock. National Honor Society consists of sophomores, juniors and seniors who meet the four criteria of scholar- ship, service, leadership and character. The purpose of NHS is to create an enthusiasm for scholarship, to stimulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character. This year NHS sponsored the Sadie Hawkins Dance and began a service project called Teacher of the Month, recognizing the members of our faculty who are doing an outstanding job. They also supplied refreshments for the teachers during National Education Week. r 5 1 3 n ' Q ' ' 2 1 . , , , 3 5,4 ,V ' e ' V. 'fi ,. ' ' Y .,L, +- ig 4 'ff' vs fr -3- :.4i.,f,. ,f ,l ws 1 W 51 -Q-e. 'NX -1 Left to right, top row: Howard Thrailkill, Lynda Hagman, Tammy Martinez, Robi McClintock, Jamie Hart. bottom row: Mrs. Gibson, Dan Rolins, Kim Fritz, Debbie Fink, Connie Stoks, Todd Johnson. Members of the Drama Club attended a workshop at Old Tucson. During the year they worked on plays and skits to present to the student body. any A, ,K ' .W 4 6 l A-.. A f s Q 4 KN Q . 5, M TC . I Q . ii f f .... , -.... f . z . -::. f Q se 2 . . 2 - . - W' 'P ' g , i wxmnsefzrfxnw 'ii ' ieu r + v I f ,, ' H1 3 .jr 'll '- 1 2 M. gli ia ff :gf mln -- Q 'X ' 2 l MEDIA CLUB Left to- right: Debbie Barber, Laurie Amator, Tres., Debbie Granados, Mrs. Wright, Mike Gorence, Sec., Garry Grahlmann, Pres., Peter Hodan Vice Pres., Debbie Morrison, Dan Rollins. The Media Club was formed to create a greater interest among the students in the use of books and library services. The Media is also trying to improve the services available to the students. .- LETTERMENS CLUB has Back Row: Coach Haddow, Mark Miller, Jon Dowell, Tom Okerlund, J.J. Kelty, Mark Barrow, Tony Casadie, Charles Flickinger, Mark Hardel, Mike Chaffin, David Chaffin, Artie Fredricks, Jeff Stephens, Mike Allen, John Flickinger, Kevin Kelty, Coach Hopfinger, 2nd row: Tim Spangler, Ed Fink, Dan Fisher, Dennis Jeffrey, Jim Jeffries, John Jeffries, Phil Merrill. 3rd row: Laurie Allen, Audrey Zale, David Herrington, Tim Herrington, Randy Potts, Steve DeGoey, Glen Olson, Trish Chase. Seated: Lisa Lett, Tomgnilele Williams, Glenda Carlock, Cheri Carey, Donna Wright, Stacy Webbeking, Sherie Colquitt, Marian Hellman, Ruth Also roo . Letterman's Club you must have earned a varsity letter in order to be a member. Their main goal was to help stimulate growth and interest in Bradshaw Mountains sports. Sponsors were Coach Hopfinger, Coach Haddow, and Mrs. Tate. ART CLUB 'J' - S 4 . Bottom: May Borjon, Mary Ann Kimmel, Dawn Shoop, back: Tim Spangler, Miss Clothier, Sverre Hale, James Lasby. The Art Club is designed for students which are interested in the field of fine arts and photography. They did the painting murals in the gym and weight room. Beautification club- is a group dedicated, to im- proving the environmen- tal appearance of the cam- pus. They constructed an Ari- zona Garden , which was planted with the flowers of the area and stone. And further flower beds were done around campus to enhance the overall ap- pearance of the campus. BEAUTIFICATION NEWSPAPER Er , 1 3 4 3 L' W ,, nf NEI, W P9 t V,-., ag. 1 a- . sr, ra M NX Left to right: Mike Sturman, Jackie Carter Todd Wilson Brenda Sapp Salley Fischer Eddy Nunnally Peter Hall Leann Monteney, Carol Noteboom, Mr Terrasi A ls www 5 1 . .z 'Q --sq 1' Q x. T'- gg!! N A 4 X X V vmmgen Surf-an ,n i Muffide zum!! R0 NWN .., vvmocn Sallue ion meme C-i0. ' :Ru-slfiiol MW ','. MH.-.am-m....amuuuiu-up-nun flv- -'H' - mm may - WN... 5 fw. 1 , .JN I Bl 1 Xxiq I Q FI ' -1 QV' ' 5 'ixipw ff ' vii, WW 242522 L,'L'- T ' 'vyf va .F H Q I ff Q.-.26 '-Q L g-ggfmef A344 ff! .QV 1, c 2 Q -'Q sf ' 'x A . VALENTINE QUEEN Kathy Martinez VALENTINE KING John Brazell L. V J i v , 2 1 W mywsf ti Wisggifgiiiafgf A 4 5' .ai M H SX biz x. ' fxglsi ,D E - fi E if W X. 4.3, S2 gMg Q M is Q H3 X fmNm,i - X 9 I, Laurie Allen, will my catchers equipment to any one brave enough to catch for Sherri Faulkner. I, May Borjon, will my small stone to Kerry Nilson. I, John Brazell, have nothing to will. I, Cheri Carey, will my ability to not be a baby when I lose to Coach Haddow. I, Mike Chaffin, will my catchers mit to David McElvain. I, Martha Chavez, will my singing ability to Sara Van Deusen. I, Jeff Colquitt, will my sister to Gary Fortune. I, Rose Flickinger, will my shorthand speed to Sally Fischer. I, Todd Griswold, will my excuses for being late and getting away with it to my sister Terri. I, Lynda Hageman, will my drivers ed. pillow to Janine Makos. I, Mark Hardel, will my great baseball talent and batting average to Mark Weldon. I, Dave Herrington, will my craziness on the football field and limited football abilities to Andy Benjamin Chase. I, Joyce Horne, will my ability to get into trouble to Jon Dowell. I, Laurie Houser, will my ability to miss so many days of school and still pass Mr. Terrasi's English class to Sara Van Deusen. I, Jeanna Kuester, will my Free Enterprise and American Gov't. books to Peggy Lassila. I, Steve Lascelles, will my ability to get along with the teachers to the underclassmen. I, Chris Makos, will my nice clothes to Mom Noteboom. I, Kathy Martinez will my ability to have great parties to Kerry Nilson. I, Mark Nichols, will my pro soccer ability to Don Blatney. I, Bobby Pena, will my bad temper to little Roger Reedter. I, Joann Puchalski, will my excellent driving ability to Mr. Terrasi. I, Jeff Reeder, will my little brother to whoever can put up with him. I, Tim Spangler, will my ability to think fast in a pressure situation to David Chaffin. I, Tommilee Williams, will my 20 foot shot to Sherry Heath. REMEMBER WILL YOU REMEMBER? SENIOR AUTOGRAPHS Xnffffffy 7 'Tw f. 15527 fx 4' ffffff Yfg ,gg ff R22 wif fy ZPXZ A rv? 727f'k2 Jcfffq 2- U19 C' ,V ff I ,,!H W fy Xdjj ff 0245- CKU 5 Qxy - cW00 'Qy f Q, f 53:52 V R ' - ,L Q' 'fair CZ fl' X Q?Q5?f Eff ' f 5? 60 gf Q 7 , OW U12 QQ W xg, ,miaswuuk , i ,F S 'W Q V ,,x.. Ex 'N N . 3 5591A V il x A A E X 1-N .- ,.f.:,,.:11 ,1t,,,QQNmw , . NS' K Here comes the setting sun The seasons, are passing one by one So gather moments while you may, Collect the dreams you dream today Remember, will you remember THE TIMES OF YOUR LIFE Lyrics-Bill Lane Music-Roger Nichols Copyright-1974 Roger Nichols Music Inc x mf x 1 . . ' as . uf, X23 Sh V. . 10' Archie L. Stephens Frank Bell Superintendent Principal ADMINISTRATIO 2 Charlotte Noteboom Shirley Wrisk Secretary Secretary i'- X5 Treva Kay Gibson Counselor c l4', Steve Alton Music Phil Bybee Counselor, Business Pam Sizemore Science, Math Mrs. Nalyjurek Nurse Marlys Wright Librarian Tony Terrasi English, Drivers Ed ff Vaughn Delp English Tom Cope Arizona History, Spanish Mr. Kuster English, American Government Tom Kirkpatrick English ' '-,v , ?i'i Q fL1 ,LL L 7 'V ' f n . Ti., 6, If , f , . N 3 Y 'zu x Jai Q 1 A, . 5- xt I I . :tm-af 9 1 W, ,x 4 9 bf jf ' A , ' Q s 543 ffm A a H7 Dan Brutcher Reading 1 www? 3 l mmf Q A 4 we mmm l K hlxuqri' an Hi ,Q any f TEA -fe V,- Gladys Judes V Home Economics Mike Haddow Physical Education 2 5x Physical Education Kim Hopfinger ,file ,o,?, Gail Abbott Business vu, KL 1 is ff' A Mrs. Tate X fr' Physical Education J o ff 1 71 ,skit Mr Lucler Robert Palmer f .V ' A Mrs. Oothoudt Industrial Arts 4 ' 'r5- 2, x -ln., ' Science J on . 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