Cholla High School - Impact Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

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Fiesta En Xochimilco The 18th Annual Fiesta En Xochimilco was a culmination of events which began in August. Thirty-tive Forecitas and their families celebrat- ed the quinceneras by participating in ceremo- nies and the big dance in the Exhibition Hall at the Community Center on September lOth. The fifteen-year-old debutantes were announced by Master of ceremonies Raul B. Gamez. Music was by LOVE LTD. Previous events such as the mass held at San Agustine, a reception at the Santa Rita Hotel, and a luncheon at the Holi- dome were sponsored by the League of Mexi- can American Women. The League's goal was for a better communi- ty and to encourage their children while pre- serving Mexican American customs and tradi- tions. Chollo students who participated were soph- omores Nichieli Beiarano, Melania Gonzalez, Rossana Monreal, Vanessa Peyron and An- driana Sanchez. Cholla escorts were Juniors Martin Mace and Saul Martinez, and Seniors Gilbert Torres and Mike Quihuis. Top Right: T985 Florecitas, Center left: Nichieli Beiarano and Gilbert Torres, Center: Saul Martinez and Melania Gonza- lez, Center Right: Vanessa Peyron and escort, Bottom Right: Andriano Sanchez and Martin Mace, Not Pictured: Rosanna Monreal and Mike Quihuis. Picture by Frank Martinez and Parents. 'ff ' ' Quinceneras We

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Honors and Special Recognition Special thanks and recognition goes to this years 1985-86 Cholla Volunteers. Kim- berly Harder and Michelle Goggins assisted in coaching Volleyball. Mr. Eddie Rios super- vised the Softball team and Arturo Torres supervised the Mat-Maids. Also, Many Thanks to Terry Mitchell, Terrance Veninga and Richard Palm for assisting in coaching Football. Thanks again for your help, sup- port and time to Cholla High School. Sophomore Eric Vanmeter entered a statewide essay competition through his writ- ing emphasis class with Mrs. Rodieck. His essay on llOld Glory, Our Flag won first prize lS100.00l. Congratulations! Congratulations to Senior Ramon Frias, Senior Jose Murillo, Junior Maria Alvarez for having their art accepted for the Native American Exhibit at the Heard Museum in Phoenix on February 22, 1986. 5eniorJackie Luna was chosen by the Elks Lodge 1-15385 as Student of the Month for November 1985. Good Job! Congratulations to Ms. Fay McCormick, a retired Air Force Major, who was featured in The Terriforialfor her return to teaching after a 24-year absence from the field. She coaches tennis and substitutes in the class- room on a regular basis here at Cholla. Sophomore Suzanne Alamada takes 1st place, S100.00, and a plaque in the Arizona Daily Star's writing contest. Her topic was nan important person in the Hispanic com- munity. Stories By Pilar Cervantez Elaine Adams Maria Braun Christian Carey Heide Christiansen Micheal Clark Stacey Clausen Lisa Cuestas Sherry Curtis Robert Delacerda Kara Groover Steven Hanft Terrance Hunter Joli Jones Katherine Jones Dawn Kells Damian Martinez Sabrina Meadows Albert Mendoza Laura Jaquez Tammy Kenney Laura Kirkpatrick Susan Lane Melissa Langston David Lawson Marvin Linson Peter Lippert Michelle Marmion WKOIQHAPJNCQXHKSUGXHKDUGL-9 Honor . :. .v.. .. .-.v.. . - ..m-... ' - '- 2 Brent Morris Francisca Montoya K , Y Ex Q Q Amy Nagengast Cammy Nichols ' .1 K1 ea. SJMUA I I Brenda Neill Robert Peterson K ' 253564 . I ,' ..',1 T, , , , Lisa Padilla Leticia Reyes , .M , 6 . - , Digia Ramirez Marcos Reyes - V .i- - , Carlos Rica Rhonda Rice t . ' ? 'Y Q Marcelo Ruez james Riegert Q' 1 ' 5 4 sway, EW. 'g i Rachael 509111 Frederick Sandoval hltlt IM 2 hltl IW 'WW' 'WG' K' . ...,-..1-... Rennee Segura Shari Schroder -------- --- Ve nica amotte Jennifer Shivers Tara Skidmore All 5lUdenl5 listed l1UVe mei the following An S V Bfvfidfm Twfimef Nadine Vcfelu requirements: 3.1666 average, carry at L0 A ' Janine Thompson Tymne Vlncen' least 4 subjects, have no incompletes, have Jo n i - i Eric Vanmeter Ross Wakefield I I I I A Eri -It Micheal Weisbrod Laura Watkins no F S In any Sublecls' and have no U S In Mi l Sydney Whitaker Loretta Wilson citizenship. Do - e David Whittwer John Aldecaa Ch - Betty Adrisn Yavanne Armbruster Darla Kuhn Sh l r '- - David Aldecoa Sandie Armstrong Michael Lewis Ta - c Alma Almada James Barrett Sue Logan Ke ' Steven Andreacola Juan Becerra Jesus Lopez Ed - - ' Jon Barbarow Pamela Bellay Jacqueline Luna Yv ' -- Eva Barbosa Tracy Bastian Barbara Majors M i - - Robin Bender Randy Briley lgnacia Marquez An - - l Veronica Borbon Denisa Brown Virginia Molina Ni - e Alvaro Braun Janine Churley Rose Morales Da ' 1 - Heidi Bryant Cynthia Corby Kelly Olms Ki b r l Tammi Cascarelli Leslie Crum Glenn Parks Va - - ' i Pilar Cervantez James Cumming John Ramirez Ve - c r z Tina Cervantez Esther Devenport Leila Rico Ni i li 1. Stephanie Codd Blaine Dobbs Rachel Rodriguez Jo - Q Michelle Cole Sandra Dominguez Caroline Samorana Tr 1 e Cristina Cuestas Julie Elvick Thomas Seekings De I u - e Roxanne Durako Mary Esparza Dawn Talley Mi - - I r Anna Elizonda Veronica Esquibel Andrea Turcotte Ju t I -- . Larua Endicott Noelle Files Maria Valencia An - - I4 r Mark Faust Bianca Gonzales Lucille Varela Ja e I Patrick Fay Joseph Graves Annette Warrior M k I - Y Shannon Files Yvonne Green Terre Wikfors David Dixson Marco Dominguez William Duplain Dawn Elvick Darrel Ercanbrack Lisa Figlieline Jose Conzalez Jose Granados William Fisher Kristen French Steven Gallego Lisa Harmon Derrek Hawkins Carolyn Herrinton Diane Hoffman Todd Jacobson Susan Hooper Sylvia Hoyas Annette Hunsinger Heidi Hydrick Michael Jennings Denise Jimenez Leanne Johnson Michelle Jones Kelly Woodrich David Yebra Carrie Young 1 ' - No Pain, No Gain fl

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LINKS Cotillion The lOth Biennial LINKS Debutante Cotil- lion was held on December 27th at the Doub- letree Hotel. The Tucson Chapter organized the Promenade of Roses to present young women and men to the community. The multifaceted organization of women provided services to youth, the Arts, and the community through their active involvement in education, cultural and civic activities and enrichment experiences in the areas ot music, ballet, fashion, and films. In addition, LINKS, INC. provided financial assistance for Sickle Cell victims and co-sponsored the Black Stu- dent Achievement Award Program at the University of Arizona and Parent Host Pro- gram. The current theme of LINKS was based upon making history and providing hope through the pursuit of academic excellence and high standards. Cholla students who were escorts or debu- tantes at the cotillion included seniors An- nette Warrior, Andrew Gritfin, Madrid Rand, and juniors Kimberly Noble, Walter Holloway, and DeWayne Thompson. - By Tashia Anderson Top left: LaShay Whitfild and Patrick P. Thomas, Bottom left: Walter Lee Halloway and Kim Noble, Center Right: Presentation of roses from daughters to their mothers, Center left: Stacey Gathers, Lorrande Davis, Tashia An- derson, Julie Ruiz. Photos by Tashia Anderson. Promenade of Roses Y rv