Clifton High School - Trojan Yearbook (Clifton, AZ)

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Roiewauj Mazo Rowtjoo Dutk VeAo Kuuutii Iri ajjM PouitM Dotwva L. Roil 20 Seniors

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WE LAST YEAR. . . The, Beit Yeav During clean-up, school was closed for two weeks in order to repair damages caused by the flood. After returning to school, we found that the remainder of our football and J.V. volleyball seasons had been cancelled. It was disappointing because the football team was scheduled to play our rival Morenci; but Decause of the flood, we never had the chance to play our rival game for the Copper Ingot. The freshman class of '84 also experienced a great loss; it was that of our classmate, Paul Lopez. This was a tremendous emotional FuuJde, Cxiu Ganna setback for the whole class. The morning of his funeral, the school took a day off and the entire freshman class attended the services. As freshmen, we showed ourselves to be a very active class, never shy or left out. Instead, we held our heads high and stuck out our freshman year to the fullest. We were the largest class that year, consisting of forty class members. Although the seniors of Fftiabttk Gaua '84 gave us a hard time, we still succeeded in showing great charisma. We finished the year having accomplised many goals, sticking together with mucn pride in the hopes of becoming the graduating class of 1987. (Story continued on page 24.) Lonttta Zu'toua. Lujan Ltia Lovjvo Lana, L. JcuuU Seniors 19

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 Bucul Tudi JCUj Angela, Lull WaMen Jamfi Donald Te lez Lila, Lynn ZiMcical Yt etie Ftoncine, Zozza Not piriuAid: Andwui IViLtcut Jacquelyn Tiacy KejuwSc IV. IVindioi Seniors led toward graduation by officers (clockwise from left) Lisa Villescas, president; Madeline Pomaski, secretary; Brian Tredway, representative; Liz Garza, treasurer; Loretta Lujan, vice-president; and Angie Warren, representative. Seniors 21