Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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Frances Glosser Sandra Hernandez Mario Licano Rosemary Marin Raymond Maza Anna Montoya Chris Morales Geri Nelson Laura Ann Ochoa Julie Odle Lauren Oliver Juan Ortiz Bobby Joe Perez Toni Peru Michael Pomaski Janet Provencio Bettoi Than Btfwd Juniors 15

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Johnny Adams Mitzi Aguilar Mary Anne Bonilla Carol DeLeon Mary Delgado Frankie Duran Shelly Garcia Valery Garcia Juniors participate in pep assembly by cheering on the Trojans to victory over Tucson Christian. JUNIORS 14 Juniors

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Ralph Rodriguez Leonard Saiz Tonj » Sandoval Gabriel Saucedo Billy Schreiner Bubba Sharp Sherrill Thompson Jeff Tellez The junior s' year was a great success, although only a few juniors participated in all the activities that the class sponsored. Though this was a disappointment for those who did participate, with all the hard work that had to be done, it all eventually worked out to be a great year. Class president, Mario Licano, said, I wish more people would have gotten involved, instead of just standing off to the side.” To promote participation she initiated an idea to have a class trip to the State Fair for those class members who had been active. It was very interesting, and fun too. With the hope of qualifying for the trip, attendance at class meetings and activities picked up; however, only twelve were selected to go. Out of the twelve, nine people ended up going. They had a terrific time and enjoyed seeing professional wrestling while they were at the Fair. Fund raising was hard work but very rewarding. Juniors had many concessions and raffles, not to mention the spectacular dance they threw at Homecoming. The dance was very well decorated, even though most of the juniors were running around trying to put the float together. They succeeded in winning the float competition with their theme being Teachers Were Once Kids Too.” Fund raising was made easier for the juniors through a new policy enacted this year allowing the junior class to sponsor all football and volleyball concessions until a ceiling amount of $1500 profit was raised. A driving force behind 'holding down the fort” at the concession stands, Valery Garcia summed up the season by saying, 'Money-wise we did good but setting up was hard. It was harder when there was a lot of people here, and there wasn't anybody to help you work, and all the machines were broken and the smell of nacho cheese makes me sick now.” With all this money under their belts they planned on having a great prom and completing the year by reaching their goals. Julie Odle demonstrates that being an office aid can be lonely, but someone has to do it! 16 Juniors