Creighton Middle School - Pride Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 88 of the 1987 volume:

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U 1987 Pride Volume V Creighton Middle School if 22521025 ' HIDDL5 JN 222222 932221225 2223 13 332 'fil TSS 25? C9-5 2802 East McDowell Road Phoenix, Arizona tr 6 4 . f bgQk fx ff . fix.. W 4 W? 3' W4+1 ,fm ,, mf ., wwf, J W! 174 'EW M Y W, 'Z f if ,V ,, ' 1 4 W u '34-f,,, dnb Three Creighton Honor Band Members, Laura Ingalls, Cara Miller and Ron Lee, eighth graders, performing in the local Pumpkin Parade, October 25, 1986, near Tower Plaza. Seventh graders, Doris Kifer and jerry Zol- cinski taking a break from classes while climbing trees in the green forest . The green forest is the group of trees at the back of Creighton Middle School's 19 acres that border the canal. Eight hundred students from six different Creighton elementary schools attended Creighton Middle School during the 1986-87 school year as seventh and eighth graders. Creighton's finest students put forth their best effort which made this year an unforgettable one. There were special moments and events that made this year a memo- rable one. Some of the special people, mo- ments and events to remember about this 'Fine' year were captured in this book. The following pages show the laughter, pain and tears that made this year 'ONE OF THE PINESTV at Creighton Middle School for the golden panthers. STUDENT LIFE R3 4 4 'fha Creighton's Finest students were as busy off campus as they were on campus. Along with their social ac- tivities and in between numerous phone calls, individual students were pursuing development of var- ious skills and talents. Some were active in youth groups such as Boy Scouts, some in organized sports, such as football and soccer. Individual students excelled in gymnastics, karate, dancing and teaching dance classes, ice and roll- er skating, skateboarding, BMX bi- cycle racing, and swimming. These students practiced long hours to develop that Olympian at- titude, I am the best. As they racked up points, ribbons and tro- phies, each of these students helped us feel proud of them and of our- selves. They served as an inspira- tion to us. We looked on with awe at the honors they brought home. OOOQQ 12 Tl s ,A I Erin Timothy 'Finest' Creighton Swimmer Erin Timothy, swimmer and CMS seventh grader in the pool on the left. Erin shown with her trophies above. Erin Timothy, Creighton Middle School seventh grader and talented swimmer began swimming as a toddler. Erin began competing at 7 years of age while swimming with the Perry swim team in the summer parks and recreation program in 1981. She was named most valuable swimmer in her age group several years in a row. Erin began swim- ming with United States' Swim- ming in February 1985. She quali- fied and participated in the State Junior Olympic Meet in 1985 and 1986. Currently Erin swims with Swim Arizona Aquatics Club at Arizona Country Club. Erin qualified for the top 16 in 1985 in 50 meter breastroke, freestyle and butterfly strokes. She won 5 medals given for top three places in the Phoenix City Meet in 1986. For these achievements, it took hours of practice in the water. Erin prac- tices 1.5 hours 3 days a week after school. Her favorite stroke is the butterfly. Erin has accomplished a lot as a swimmer so far. 6 l C ' Bobi Stant 'Finest' Creighton G mnast Bobi Stant, eighth grade student poses for photo above. Bobi on the beam in a recent workout at Gymnaestrada. Only the finest Gymnast The difference between good and great is a little extra effort. famous words spoken by Bobi Stant, 8th grade CMS student and accom- plished gymnast. Bobi Stant is a thirteen-year old gymnast who trains eighteen hours a week at Cymnaestrada. To win you have to have the talent and desire, but desire comes first, Bobi said. Apparently she has both talent and desire because she has won first place all around in the 1st and 3rd state qualifying meet Ju- nior Division. My favorite event is beam because I do the best on it, she stated. In Bobi's first year of competition she won lst place twice and Znd place five times in the all around category. Now that's proof of talent and desire! ogeoocogcpo occ of 4 Creighton Middle Rebuilding of Creighton Middle School brings promises of a 'FINE' new facility for students 55. iii 900060063009 School Creighton School District voters passed a 19 million dollar bond is- sue May 20, 1986, to improve the school buildings on the seven Creighton School sights. Four million dollars of the bond issue was designated to improve the existing Creighton Middle School buildings and to add new l buildings to the campus. New construction was scheduled to begin in April of 1987. The date of completion was set as August 1988. The architects met in the Fall of 1986 with each subject area to plan improvements for each department of Creighton Middle School. Some of the new buildings sched- uled for building are a physical education-band-chorus building. A science wing with six new class- rooms and three science labs, a new library, a new counselor office area and nurse's station. Also planned - a new art and computer room and a re-designed enlarged cafeteria. O GCDQOOOQOOOC' 'uv Ron Lee, Outstandin Boy Scout, Earns Eagle Award! Above: Ron Lee, Creighton Middle School eighth grader, playing the French horn in the school's Honor Band. Left: Ron Lee in his Scout attire. Ron Lee I am a member and Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop 345. In April 1987, when I will turn 14 years old, I will join the Varsity Scout program. I will also be awarded my Eagle in April 1987. I am completing my Eagle project which involves: building learning and play equipment - a playhouse for emotionally disturbed children in south Phoenix. I started scouting as a Cub Scout at 8 years of age. I became a Boy Scout when I was 11 years old. Today, I am a Life Scout. I have enjoyed the challenge and sense of accomplish- ment I've experienced as a member of an active Scout group. In july 1986, I was voted the out- standing scout. I had earned 14 merit badges and my life rank ad- vancement. I received a ribbon and a medal for my efforts. I was tapped out for the Order of the Arrow at Geronimo Scout Camp in 1986. I worked a day with- out talking and without much food. That night I feasted as I was given a sash with an arrow on it. February 1987 by Ron Lee 'ff LJ O CDO C3 C? CJ is , A jeg. yay aff 6 Wes Hawklns ,gigs cis 34552111 'Ulf 6 77,6 5 f Ch L77-ff Talented BMX Racer saajj 72 2a0JQZf,,,41 5 ' 1 1 T h ' faffffef 6 wife ins rop IES sswgou ,., Above: Wes Hawkins, Creighon Middle School seventh grader, rides his BMX bike near his home. Left: Wes Hawkins at school. Wes Hawkins is 12. years old and is a 7th grader at CMS. Wes has been BMX bicycle racing since August 19, 1986. He races twice a week at Scottsdale ABA Jaycee Rodeo BMX Park. 1.1. 's Bike Shop has spon- sored him inthe past. Wes has won 4 finals and has brought home 11 trophys. Practicing takes up an hour of his day. One of the draw- backs to racing is the money: you have to pay for a membership, pro- tection equipment, and a good rac- ing bike. He says It is worth the money and the hard work. My strong point in races in the jump- ing. Wes also has many other hobbies, such as soccer, playing drums, and free-style bike riding. He enjoys soccer, but he is thinking about giving up soccer and devoting all his energy and time to racing. Freestyle bike riding includes per- forming stunts on his BMX dirt bike. Wes hopes to continue to per- fect all his stunts. Wes is the first chair drummer in the Creighton Honor Band. He was also accepted to play drums in the Phoenix All City Band. 1 e sill-rf . ,- ...ffffi t +' ,'.tf V M oooooo do OQCJQ .1 Our Support Staff Kee s Each Of s Doing Our 'Finest' ork The support staff of CMS, the student body and teachers depend on daily for a variety of practical services included the office staff, the cafeteria workers, the bus drivers and the cus- todians. A popular new addition to the lunch program at Creighton Middle School is the sandwich bar. Here, Virginia Carlisle, eighth grader, purchases a hamburger from Mrs. Wanda Burt. Mrs. Tillie Newton, food supervisor, is in the back- ground. SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS: Back Row: Elias Alcan- tar, Rosemary Billings, Clyde Largent, Angela Campbell, jake DeHaan, Helen Valdez, Laurie Goettl, Paula Avila, Kathy Hilsinger, jim Nelson. Second Row: Cathy Erwin, Patty Treece, Darlene Servis, Juanita Boirum, Dora Carrasco, Rose Ar- cher, Mary Scott. Front Row: Mimi Irwin-Robbins, Hope Moore, Rich Richardson, Dawn Adams, Dick Kowalski, Lani Beck. Photo: Janelle Spangler 12 4' . wif 53.5 Ml. BQ Officer Peter Baker, truant officer, sits at his desk ready for work. Here stand the cooks. Back Row: Celia Islas, Diane LaRue, jean Moore, Dorothy Aistrop and Roxanna Overbee. Front Row: Tillie Newton, Wanda Burt, Charlotte Anthony, Hester Cook and Marian Biringer. Kneeling: Josie Soto. We couldn't survive without the secretaries. Back Row: Mrs. Laura Skin- ner, Mrs. judy jackson, Mrs. Carole Muir. Front Row: Mrs. Evelyn McKenzie. 'F Al ru...-M . T eff 1 E The Mopley Crew A Ralph Ayala, Howard Borthwick, Dennis McCuan, W4 we . Tony Chappell, Dave C-armon, john Adams, Lead ff! fa 1 QW , 5 Custodian. 13 PEOPLE The Finest prize available at Creighton Middle School was a 'Front of the Lunch Line Pass' - giv- en as an incentive for participation and good grades. Anything to beat out 400 plus starving Panthers! Lunch period is the best class of the day , was the comment com- monly heard throughout the school. We had choices the salad bar, the hot plate or the popular new sandwich bar. Another favor- ite - the milkshake is always a great snack. Hectic, rowdy and noisy described 4th and 5th hour lunches. 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Greg Martinez fm Mrs Cath Waelde' Fine Arts classy Got It 4- I af ' s o i I I ' s s 0 U o o u 0 0 S K u S o ' I ME . ev ff We f K W f , E ' :V a A i 2, , ff f f, X f X Q 0 X fy ,, 4, ., , , gfw ff 5 , I ff-H f Q r if M22 f M M i 1 1 as ff 7 Colleen Whelan Ramie White Tiffany White Kelly Widish Audrey Williams jon Williams justin Wilson Rebecca Wilson Samantha Windman Kris Winemiller Tiffany Winkler jason Wise Ron Wooclall Heather Woodward Shannon Worman Frank Worz Tanya Wright Sandra Yang Michael Zapata Azieb Zewoldemariam jay Ziegler Aneta Zolcinski Alex lbarra Delores Flores lenny Munoz Brandi Tarrow Susie Flores Dino Navarro .Qs OOOOO OO faOOCbOCTi Famous Quotes Of Creighton's 8th Grade The yearbook staff has asked a few eighth graders for their comments on Creighton and being an eighth grader. These are a few of their comments: Amb'er-'lm - We get more privileges and we are graduating this year. Patsy Soto - The fun part of eighth grade is we are half over school. with Erin I-lilsinger - Meeting friends and trying new ideas. Preston Scott - I like Sth grade be- cause you don't get picked on! Tanya Wright - You can choose your electives. - Because it's last half o eig th grade. Because eighth grade rules the school. Andres Dias - I am working hard on my grades because they count in high school. Danny Perkins - Creighton's kinda quiet, although there are some nice teachers. It's better th n seventh grade because we're in more clubs such as NJHS. Wendy Ackerman - What is so spe- cial about being an eighth grader is that we are leaving! Brandi Farrow - To Qme, it is just another year of school. Cf' - Being a studly per- son over the 7th graders. Heatheiivrif' V The best thing about being an th grader is not being a puny 7th grader anymore. Sherry Austin - Because it feels good to be in the highest grade of the school. Misty Kirkpatrick - What l like about being an 8th grader is one less year of school. Magdalena Diaz - Being an eighth grader makes me feel like l'm get- ting out of school faster. I don't think 1t's a jennifer Clark - It is special being an eighth grader because you get to pick on, boss around, and tease the 7th graders. - Eighth grade at CMS really has een the greatest year of my life. Dee Dee McVay - You get to be older and meet some new friends. question a o wh t's o ood about bxngghtfggsibut what's so good about being you. John Petrusek - It is a waitingplace before I move on. John Ruff- It means you have high school to look up to. Devin Schreure - You can party more! - The special thing about eing in 8th grade is that you get to do fun stuff at the end of the year. hz Being head of the as 1' J Z, R Q... ': f. ' s f m Peter Thomas, john Perry and Chris Peden - joking around at the lockers in the morning. school. Tanya Casselman - You have more opportunities because you are in the eighth grade. ' y - We get to go to high sc ool next year! Gina L. Evans - You learn more for high school. Larry Boss - You get respect be- cause you are older. A Fine Faulty... Mrs, n3:1y Cook explains the assignments Here is Mrs. Marilyn Freegard with Bonnie Gonzales teaching the finest Spanish class. fort day to her Language Arts class. d S Phone Fever strikes Mrs. Cathy Waelde in her Fine Arts survey class. C' .qt iii? is f -,J Mr. Bob Brannan, physical education teacher, gestures as Doug Andel and jackie Kresser listen. Teachers not pictured on age 27: Mr. Menlo Greer, Mr. Jeff Kelly, Nllrjs. Darlys Kniggie, Mr. Rick Kralic, Mrs. Vickie Marlowe, r. Charlie Pepera, Mr. Francis Reinprecht, Mrs. Barbara Weeks. if g if E 'E if - . 1 .W VW if 'W i ii 5- +1 'yi' V V ,,.,, W,,, . 1 K - T iff M . L . . X 1 .V my N Mrs. Mary Arteaga Mrs. Laurie Bin enheimer Msgarlene Bienenfeld - Aide . nny avez Mrs. Penny Cook Mr on Ms. lV13 Freewoman rs. Gonzalez - Aide Mrs. Veda LaBaer Mrs. Gloria Lloyd Mrs. Fran McGuire Mrs. Audrey McKnight Mrs. Ana Moya Mrs. Ian Nevin Mr. Iohn Norman Mr. George Osborne ard Raper 'Reed s. Valerie Reynolds Mrs. Alice Rosenblatt Mrs Debby 'land Mrs. Diane Scheidig Mr. Don Scott Mrs. Kay Shaw Mrs. Anita S ellman hir. Dick Sutton Dr. Claire Tarte Ms. Mary Taylor Mrs. Cynthia Thom son Mrs. Gzatlcy Waelde Mrs. Pat all Mr. Charlie Wease Mrs. Donna White - Aide 27 Mr. Primo Domini, Principal Crieghton Middle School Observers at the january board meeting in front of -- proposed architectual plans for Creighton District l'- i' ' .lei ,---'- f renovation. i4J w ' 'WC ' l Mr. Christopher Haight, Assistant Principal, Board Members - Mr. Christopher Hoffman and Mrs. Creighton Middle School ' A .-aqua:-M www School In M , . . Edna Doty. Not shown: Dr. William Hall and Mrs. Carol Fuller. Mrs. Mary Malm - see photo page 29. Administrators Work Toward Excellence Education For Creighton Schools 5 4 The Creighton School Board con- sists of five elected board members who serve four year terms. The board members are: Mrs. Mary Malm, Mrs. Edna Doty, Mrs. Carol Fuller, Dr. William Hall and Mr. Christopher Hoffman. Each of these people has donated hours of time and skill to keep the Creighton School District on course as it became 'One ofthe Pin- est' school districts around town. Mrs. Mary Malm, board president, directed meeting January 7, 1987. Dr. William Randall, Superinten- dent of the Creighton District, Dr. Donald Covey, Deputy Superinten- dent, Dr. Donna Cranswick, Direc- tor Curriculum, and Mr. john Staf- ford, Director of Business Services discussed architectual changes for Creighton Schools as the Bond monies were put into action. Seventh G1'21de1'S mag was . V lf is i 3, ---. 1 .E2 . . i. 5 - to ',l' i , if ' Brian Schultz, seventh grader, points out one water color painting during Mrs. Barbara Weeks' class. Many other pictures are displayed on the wall - lookin' fine! Darlene Gascar and Kelly Murphy, seventh graders, sit outside room 59 drawing Squaw Peak during Mrs. Barbara Weeks' art class. jennifer Abel Ronnie Abell Wendy Admas Patty Alejo Beverly Alexander Pamela Allen Chanda Almgren Kelly Alvillai: , Ti-tiafAm?' Barbara Araiza Vincent Arconti Frances Armstrong Adrian Arroyo john Avila Ramon Ayala Maria Bahena HW W. u I are NV I I I IVVV 5 is ,, 'f I 'af' t, J x - 2 - 2 1 I - - 2 2 - 'W X' A ' 2 f , , 1.4312 4 ii' ' z 4 - , . 4 . ,, .. V. V A Q Y' V if , , 6 - ,wr . 06 xi r Ki ft gl , X ,Awww ly i , xo V VV M ., SM -ff f 1 V et ff . V ee-t X- . ax 5 'fi ff A 4 h , ,Q ', ,V , it V, V we ,,-:p 14 V' asqggw ' . .f ' Us Z ' , .' , E PEW , ' 1. r g l if ,-p , 't r 1 H -W trr p t - as 1 t any it Z ' fg f Z Z IW! 2, , . 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These diligent students are participating as middle school students and mastering English everyday as the rest of the students tough it out with a thorough knowledge of English. , u . ,wg . rf I like learning to speak English with ESL friends W 1 H - Gloria Preciado Learning English In the seventh hour ESL Hsin Yee Fun, seventh grader from Taiwan and class of Mrs. Barbara Daniel Ruiz, eighth grader from the United States Weeks, Gloria Precxado, prepare language cards for Paofow Saephanh Knot ' seventh V grader, asks illiipxip, seventh grader from Laos, on the language ...Ns -- , ggfggggr Lguglggfjzlliiiiizher - Seventh Grade Students Experiment ln 0 er Science Creighton students look forward to specific science classes conducted in the science lab where they experiment with' a variety of scientific concepts. Here we see Adrian Ornelas and Milan Paulic, seventh graders, learning about metric mass ianits in Mrs. Ian Nevin's seventh grade science c ass. 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Famous Quotes From The th Graders: David Li - I don't like 7th grade because you don't go on field trips. Angie Enas - I wish they had more stuff in the Panther Pride room. Lamont Walton - We need to put in two gyms, one for basketball, one for gymnas- tics. Vickie Carter - I like to switch classes, I also like having a locker and the dances. Billy Watson - We need to dispose of IHS and detention, We also need nets on all the baskets. Barbara Guildig - You get a yearbook. Ben Cook - I want a four-day school week. Allen Sentinery - We need a longer recess and have a snack bar open everyday. Iverson Watchman - I like being on the bas- ketball team. Luis Rivera - I like the teachers. Carrie Nelson - I think it's refreshing hav- ing 7 different teachers. I also like the posi- tive reinforcement program which encour- ages good behavior. julie Nolasco - Lockers, lockers, lockers - that's where it's at! Sherrie Wittrig - The days go faster as we change classes. Reyna Vender - I love being in junior high and out of elementary school. Anthony Pena - I love my locker and my long lunch hour. Louie Luckett - I like the freedom of choice you have at lunch inside and outside the cafeteria. Spring Sapp - I love changing classes and sitting where I want at lunch. Tina Hardy - I like the dances and my great teachers! Lana England - I like this school as they treat you well here. Lupe Montano - I like not having to worry about the K-6th graders telling on you. Liza Miller - I like being at the middle school - more than being at a K-8 school. jude Greenwald - I like the holidays a whole lot! . joe Berman - Thanks to the counselors and the administrators for everything! jacob Ziegler - I like sitting where I want in the cafeteria. I also like choosing my own classes. Calvin Lewis - I like the assemblies a lot! Darlene Gascar - I like the variety of activi- ties in school. Michelle Drumheller - The Panther Prides are neat! Sharon Munoz - I like lunch hour so much - that I'd like a longer lunch hour. Denise Quirk -I like meeting strange people in the seventh grade. Amber Reimers - I like the dances. I like having the choices one gets at lunch, such as the choice of milk or a milkshake, a hot lunch or salad. Rosie King - My friends are all here. Hector Perez - I like having different teach- ers all day. Sirena Sanchez - I like the seventh grade as I've made a lot more friends and I have more responsibility. Nancy Cantor - What I like about the sev- enth grade is having no homework on Fri- days and the cute guys! Chris Tarazon - I like the pop and chip sales at lunch most! josh Casselman - I like the seventh grade because we have lockers to hold our books. Daniel Moreno - I like the cold drinking fountain in the shop and the MAD maga- zines in the library. Georgia Miller - I like the elective classes best. Lisa Ria - I like being with the eighth grad- ers. 1 .fe Making cookies in the home economics cooking class are-.Qventh graders: Eric Frost, Mary Jean Henrie and Gina Encinas. Kim Markley - I like the cuter guys who are more matures' Tamala jenkins - I like changing classes every 45 minutes. Vanessa Robinson - I like our assemblies. Duc Ly - I like having 7 different teachers and different students each period. Danny Rivera - I like the girls here. n ACAD MIC! M11 REUUHRE WARNING Thi SAM OCCJFZ A l' A' 1 X xc. A J Slam W V hswrwkgl ik-.T. f He Only the finest academics were of- fered in the 1986-87 school year at Creighton Middle School. Required studies included: Language Arts, Math, Reading, Science and Social Studies. Each eighth grader was also required to take choir, band or fine arts fa combination artfmusic appre- ciation coursej. Above: Mr. John Nor- man with his fifth period 7th grade shop class. +. , MW I W 'Vi W :bf J W Seventh graders chose from the fol- lowing electives: computers, industri- al arts, home ec, art, choir, band, PE, and Spanish. Eighth graders also had choices of drama, special projects, yearbook, newspaper, student aide and girls' choir. Teachers shown on page 38: Mrs. Darlys Knigge, Foods, Mrs. Karen McAlister, Algebra, Mrs. Vickie Marlowe, Language Arts: Mrs. Pat Wall, Math. ,, J J, 4...ll11- I' -' f ff 1 is K- 9 l ,rf i ' nj 'Fine' Creighton Students Chose Their Seven Subjects From '89' Computerized p Choices! Aaron Meyers, eighth grade drafting student, works on a project in Mr. Rick Kralic's eighth period class. ,: s-.ny Kathy Krieger, seventh grader, watches as Mr. Don Scott, Language Arts teacher checks her paper. Diane Koehler, seventh grader, waits for Mrs. Walls' help in her srh hour math class. fc if Ja 1 J , V f' 'Y--'R '--..-.ff - ,sf .....,,.,, if - ,1 i X' rr 1' ' 1 ' 3 I Tamala jenkins and Sam Noye, seventh graders, in Mrs. Vickie Marlow's language arts class. N-,df Barbara Guildig and Eric Frost, seventh graders, making cookies in Mrs. Darlys Knigge's cooking class. Shannon Lilly, eighth gracler, with friends stop to shove at their locker. Chris Martinez steadies his rule while working on a drafting project in Mr. john Norman's class. uaarawfmyzsh ff- Janelle Spangler plays her flute while Ian Miller keeps a straight line. Band The Finest Honor Band at Creighton Middle School was invited to attend the festlve Halloween Pumkin Parade sponsored by Dan McGinnis The Pumpkin Man local real estate agent and community leader lt was a big success During the year the Honor Band performed many concerts. Mr. jeff Kelly was the director of the band. The kids responded when interviewed about band: He's really a great conductor. He's lots of fun, and I love to watch him jump off the risers. Cara Miller related about Mr. Kelly, Mr, Kelly makes good choices on the music. lt's really fun to play with the band, said Geneva Bumb. . , r. All in all it was a great year We had fun and we played extremely well Eric Gentry stated I was really proud of the kids They did their best and showed real effort M jeff Kelly band director said Keeping a steady beat for the band during the Pumpkin Parade: jay Zeigler, Brian Broumley and Carrick jackson play their drums, 3rd Hour Advanced Band Front row: jay Zeigler, Wes Hawkins, lan Miller, Jay jay Lim, Ericvjkgntry, Dori Shortreed and Antonio Hernandez. Row 2: Ricky Ramos, Karen Wentworth, Michelle McCarron, Gassy Hogue, Geneva Bumb, Beth Timpson, Angela Tae er. Row 3: Marko Mazarek, Tim Petersen, Teri Miller, Teralyn Lee, Darrell Branch, Anfrian Arroyo, jennifer james, Chr'is KirIZrfan, Row 4: Ron Lee,janelle Spangler, Ian kwebstgg-Heidi Ramsay, Josh Thompson, L ' ' R G In addition to all the fine concerts the Creighton Honor Band performed they also attended many other educational perfor- mances. On February 23rd the Creighton Honor Band attended the Phoe- nix Symphony. They played music from the different eriods in musical history. My favorite piece was the theme rom 2001 Space Odyssey Antonio Hernandez commented. The band also played as a pep band for the Creighton Faculty vs. Channel 10 news team CKTSPJ basketball game at Camelback High School Gymnasium. The score was 41 to 32, Channel 10 news team's favor. The teachers lost the game, but the band was undefeated. Teri Miller tleftj and Eric Gentry fright, play their instruments. Here comes the Pumpkin Parade! Members of the Honor Band march in step. x Row one: Sherie Wittrig, Rosie Soto, Tricia Propp, Jennifer Greenwood, Gid- get Allen, Bob Peters. Row two: Misty jackson, Moni- ca Baldwin, Todd Koopot, Nr' Denise Quirk, Tanya Oswskey, Lori Walking- ton, Trudi Andres. Row three: Ricky Ramos, Adri- an Arroyo, Manuel Ar- guijo, Shannon Worman, Daniel Magallanes, jim Alonzo, Heidi Ramsay, Sheila Butts, Grace Fox, Mr. Jeffrey Kelly, Mr. Jeffrey Kelly stands watch over his band class during one of their many concerts. N,,r,.ef .1 - ,f--.twx Q 2 Q 5 2 3 5 9 l Q 4 1 Creighton's Choir Creighton's Music S Creighton Middle School's choral program had 145 members under the Direction of Mrs. Barbara jackson. Loren Chamber- lain, pianist, and gold shirts for performances were some addi- tions to the choral program this year. The festive Christmas concert was performed for the grade school students at each of their schools during December. At Creighton, the Christmas program was performed for arents the evening of December 18, 1986. The students saw the day- time performance December 19, 1986. Katrina Battles studies her music. Mrs. Barbara jackson conducts her fourth hour class. Choir members Tanya Oswskey, Kathy Krieger, Kim Markley, Angela Taeger, jenny DiSalvatori, Joyce Lopez. Here all four choir classes get close and smile! X . W- fx, x D 7 C1 .,. I XC 5, X, KN Q AX , '1 6 N vt fi ff if in . lx x, 5? I . ,4 l .. 'Q 3 -Q 1 V. Always Th Fines Another highlight of the year was the traditional spring show. This year's show included scenes from Cats , '1Big River , Bye, Bye, Birdie , and Grease . Choir is an interesting experience but the second soprano sec- tion is too small, said Kirsten Bourne, an eighth grade choir member. Choir is really fun, and l'm always looking forward to going to that class, said Geneva Bumb, an eighth grade choir member. 3 x all-'wily flfnxwmi if 5 ,AP . ' fi 2 Q' ie--'a' . G Q Mrs. Barbara jackson works with some choir members. ' Girls' Choir Members: Back Row: Maria 1 Tarin, Trina Steele, Amy Piggs, Michelle Von Den Bosch, Mrs. Barbara jackson, di- rector, Tiffany Winkler, Laura Ingalls 3rd row: Maria Dworshak, Sherrie Verdugo, jennifer Harvey, Stacy Watkins. 2nd row: Shannon Koehler, Roseanne Gon- zales, julia Morgan, Janelle Spangler. Ist row: Marii Covington, Diane Medina, Colleen Whelan. A Not pictured: Cara Miller, Paula Cory, and . Evelyn Martinez. The audience listens to a visiting musical presentation from Camelback High School in December 1986. i Student Council Leads The Finest Student Body In aried Activities The Student Council has per- formed many services for the school this year. At Christmas time, they sponsored a canned food drive for needy fam- ilies in the district. They sponsored dances throughout the year and sold candy bars to raise money to do service projects. They sponsored a basketball game between CMS teachers and friends vs Channel 10 news team, March 6th. The money is being donated to the Special Olympics and summer school scholarship. The Student Coun- cil Officers: Front row, Javier flonza- ., lez, jay ,lay Lim! Ke- vin Colemari. 'Back row: Tami Casper- son, Amber McNel- 1 lis, Geneva Bumb, a n d T i f f a n y Winkler. Student Council President Tami Casperson introduces the candidates for the Student Council officer election. Kim Evans, Cynthia Jimenez David Cone, Nicole McGowen and Jason Wise pose for a picture before boarding the late bus. The audience awaits the announcement of Student Council officers. 46 it ff '4 Xxx' 1 4 . 'NT' N ,.,.. 4 N ' 5 K ni 9 I jennifer Harvey buys a dance 1 ticket while Stacy Watkins ' and Colleen Whelan look on. Andrea Bailey organizes her first box of candy at an NJHS meeting. NJHS sponsers Mrs. jan Brady and Mrs. Marilyn Freegard discuss NIHS business. Officers Amy Figgs and Cara Miller pay close attention to the NJHS meeting, National junior Honor Society is a service organization at Creighton Middle School where students with a two-point grade average and no negative citizenship problems qualified for membership. Mrs. Jan Brady and Mrs. Marilyn Freegard were the sponsors during this school year. The NJHS service projects included helping with 'Special Olympics', a fashion show and raising money from selling candy bars. The profits for the sale helped sponsor student activities such as student dnaces. Officers for NJHS for the school year were: President - Eric Gentry, Vice President - Janelle Spangler, Secretary - Hope Dang, Treasurer - Amy Figgs, Sgt. at Arms - Andrea Bailey. 1986-S7 NJHS members are: Back Marianne i ational junior Honor Society Members Study And Serve The Student Bod . Andrea Ba ley i ,main ,..f ,J ,ff . I , I xhmfifgxtr Y ' if -. ORGAIVIZA TIONS t ,vsf-KS . 3,5379 Creighton Middle Schools' aca- demic program was enriched by a variety of organizations. The stu- dents articipated in before, during and ager school. These included band, vocal music groups, student council, National junior Honor Society QNIHSJ, cheerleaders, Panther Pals, newspa- per and yearbook. Students in these activities worked 'above and be- yond' to make the '86-'87 school 4 ag Y-3,,,zg X ' JW- i' inf, . w W, m', 'W,' W year at Creighton one of the fin- est . Each of these groups served the school uni uely, as well as raising funds for the entire student body. Fund raising included magazine sales, candy sales, bake sales, pop sales, and dances. Dances, pep rallys, and school pro- grams were set ucp and enhanced by these school lea ers. .ow 5 'Q Nes- - Y if N .xi 59 5:1 :Ed LX vc M. Q -may X jr. ff- ,.--. .fx ,4 . ! .Q X ,Q , 1 t Q IW!! t If, rj, x '.N rJ:f es..-nk. '87 Yearbook After A Year Of Hard Work, Here It ls! B A .. 9' lyke y ' ,0- we , JF ' xv I Mygrxr 31511 4 D it af,-gg kitty 4, , I NS, , .. .ff .. 'L A ' r 3' ig? J- . r Xxx S K ,.. ky ov ' . in W 4 ,ki gy.,f:., a K by si W 4 x I Q-1 ' e .T 5 N t Nas- K, ,xy ,. 5- 55,0 xg 5 Xt .wrt C 'Q , -K ,.r5ia4NQ,- ,. ' i F -it X' X 'K as ti.. - A Counting favorite fads and fashions of the Creighton student body are Kirsten Bourne, Claudette Macak, Jackie Robinson and Christina Henrie of the 1987 CMS yearbook staff. Yearbook staff members: Jackie Robinson, Kirsten Bourne, Geneva Bumb, Antonia Hernandez, Karen Wentworth, Audrey Wil- liams, jack Weeks, Chris Clark, Andrea Bai- ley, Patricia Leigh, Christina Henrie, Clau- dette Macak, jennifer Podulka, jannelle Spangler, and Becky Shottenkirk. Not shown: Stacey Watkins and Robert Wallace. 2 mt ,fe ,J if X 1-at The Creighton Yearbook staff put long hours and energy into assembling the H1987 PRIDE as a memory of 'Only the Finest' Creighton eighth grade year. The staff, headed by co-editors, Janelle Spangler and jennifer Podulka, planned the theme, cover and general idea of the book. Sixteen staff members proceeded to put together eighty specifically de- signed pages with layout plans, copy, photographs, art work and captions. In between pizza parties, we learned about organizing ourselves, coordinating efforts, compromising and getting the job done well, Janelle Spangler, co-edi- IOI. I 'Q I, . , J ifer Podulka and , co-editors of the '87 CMS yearbook The Prideu, work on scheduling layout and copy jobs with the staff. Andrea Bailey, layout editor, designs a layout sheet to meet january deadline. Robert Wallace chooses pho- tographs for the Sth grade soc- cer sports page. Antonio Hernandez stamps Sth grade mug shots for year- book identification. jack Weeks photographs the 8-th grade Clarendon vs CMS basketball game December 3, 1986, for the yearbook. 1 it Creighton Chronicle Dedications Are Newspapers Claim To Fame' w2 Q.l5 :E 'X4 Christine Taylor, Kim Westcott, and Amy C Figgs at work on fall Creighton Chronicle. Newspaper staff. Back Row: Michelle McCarron Qliditorj, Laura Ingalls, Terri Rawie, Amy Figgs, Kim Westcott, Justin Wilson and Shane Newton llfditorl. Front Row: jeff Bobst, Bambi Sherwood, Lydia Del3lorio, Julia Morgan, Mike Bishop and Marna Miller. Missing from the photo are: Christine Taylor, Robert Bragone and Sun- daye Sweeney. 52 7 Q W- mg is R . 'W X 'A ' A3 X ... , , 6 1 ,, I' x The Chronicle is outl! I want to see that song dedication I sent to that cute girl in 3rd hour class. Will he figure out I was the one to send that song dedication in? I'll die when she reads it. This year's Creighton Chronicle staff did a 'fine' job. 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INDIAN SCHOOL ROAD o PHOENIX, AZ 85018 I' f I? Q I EQEEAJ I CALL DAN MCGINNIS, THE PUMPKIN MAN THINGS COME TO THOSE WHO WAIT, - BUT ONLY THE I THINGS LEFT BY THOSE WHO HUSTLE QW, N: ' or , ,f'- 'M SPO? 719 , WZ V , at ' . ,. ,,w1Ww ' Girl ' olleyball At C.M.S. Our sports' year went by with a lot of action. We started off the year with record setting games. The CMS girls' Volleyball teams fin- ished their seasons with 3-3 re- cords. The CMS boys played soccer with a fine record. The boys went on to li finish the season with pride and dignity. All of the students who participat- ed in Creighton's sports' program were congratulated for showing pride and hard work toward their school. They made a FINE showing for their panther fans. Wendy Ackerman, 8th grader, attempts kill- ing the ball as fellow team member Shannon Warmon waits to hit the ball in the victory over Clarendon, October 22, 1986. Photo: Jack Weeks r-we - Girl ' olleyball Scoreboard Scoreboard 7th Grade Girls Volleyball Team AWAY HOME CREIGHTON vs Grandview 0 2 CREIGHTON vs Longview 1 0 CRIGHTOIN vs Clarendon 2 0 CREIGHTON vs Grandview 2 0 CREIGHTON vs Longview 1 2 CREIGHTON vs Clarendon 1 2, Sth Grade Girls Volleyball Team CREIGHTON vs Grandview 0 2 CREIGI-ITON vs Longview 2 0 CREIGHTON vs Clarendon 1 2 CREIGHTON Vs Grandview 0 2 CREIGHTON vs Longview 2 1 CREIGHTON vs Clarendon 2 1 1-No 7th grade team member Lynette Dallas, goes for the hit in the Grandview game on Octo- ber 22., 1986. Photo: jack Weeks ' Mfr, 'Sq ,fi ,W ,,: W 'fm ,g K ,7 ff W . Dfw ,Q4 nf V1 rd Eighth grade girls' volleyball team: Audrey Williams and Velina Rodriguez after Claren- don game win October 22, 1986. Photo by: jack Weeks Here is a fine group of Bch grade girls with a lot to smile about. FRONT ROW: Juanita Ponce, Wendy Ackerman, Audrey Williams. BACK ROW: Coach, julie Douglaswy, Shannon Warman, Dawn Bohlman, Magdelena Diaz, and Manager, jennifer Podulka. Not pictured - Re ecca Ortiz, Veronica Mungia, Velina Rodriguez, nCl Andrea Bailey. ' ' Photo b r With a lot to smile about with a 3-3 record is our 7th grade girls volleyball team. Top row: Patty Lachcik, Lynnette Dallas, Cathy Clarr, Tammy Hart , Kim Good, Coach Mrs, Arteaga. Bottom row: Norma Morfi Tonya Casselman and Vero en oza. Photo: Jack Weeks N.-.mgneflr ,ku Qijrqg, ,ye 'pf ,NN Q Q V1 iv- . . 2 ,,f' , X Boys' Soccer 'Keep On Kicking' Seventh Grade Soccer Team Art work: Antonio Hernandez Coach, Greg D'E-sposito instructs Felines and jose Perez on strategies of soccer, Octo- ber 23, 1986. Photo: Jack Weeks -S. , -I , . ASW-.-f1'x gf-awe ft S: S. ., f f -. 7 f 2 'f ,' 1 J , -, 3 1 f ' Ja . f , A L' i re-+L ,, V, 3... . - .af !W'l!5.v ' 2.1-4 ' W Seventh grade Creighton team member, Lance Boyiddle, bat- tles an opposing Grandview player, October 16, 1986, as team mate, Ricky Torres comes to help. Photo: Jack Weeks 1321 '21 M. The 7th grade soccer team as ictured. Top Row: , Anthony Estrada, Wade Chappin, Lance Boyiddle, Antiony Bradford, Ru o o astrano, Dublas Cabrera, jason Blake, jose Perez, Eric Murrell. Bottom Row: Felpe Garcia, Eliseo Hernandez, Javier Caravia, Ricky Torres Lo 's Moreno, George Padilla, and ,lose Balderas. Photo' r ' w -.. , i 'iw it Ewa l J- i .Q tw ,I -57 ,. .ravi ' X L elm I I 2' be f Art Work: Antonio Hernandez S X ' an 8th grade boys soccer team: AC dw una, E ardo lack Weeks Darren Connor, Fidel Rodri uez, oac Benn Raymond Valenzuela Eric Stierle N 4 . . 3- S Hough, Marco Creacy, H, Chris jose Moreno and Denny aibetony, Not pictured: Chris 3 - E C Eighth Grade Soccer Team Coach, Benny Moreno, clarifies the soccer field boundary lines as Ron Woodall watch- es. Chris Weddle, 8th grader, dribbles the ball down field against a Clarendon player, Oc- tober 16, 1986. Photo: Jack Weeks Jose Moreno jumps for the ball against a Clarendon player, October 16, 1986. Photo: lack Weeks K r l ,RZ so A.4. M.. ' p Boys' Basketball , ,. 1 ug ,. 4, As eighth grade team membe n attempts a shot against two opposing Long- view players on December 10, 86. , li ' . 4 Top - Brad Bissa, Carlos Villareal, Javier Cara- veo, jesse Larson. Bottom - Mike Holland, Matt Johnson, Casey Faultner, Iverson Watchman, Lamont Walton. Not pictured - , Rene Foley, Ron Strong, Ted Rodriguez, jackie Kresser. 'His ' ,115 I 5,y! 1 K My , 4 R . 5 Ei Q I .X 4 ,.,,,,..ff X ,ff km-.f...,M ,x V QIK. . f tx A VM 'QM i V st' -tv' 'S' Q L I fr ,', f Y A 0 -K s! - I-Iussle , Get down court were Q ' some of the most famous words heard ' by our basketball teams. Coach Pe- lk - EQ-l 4-.I pera was very pleased by the number . . of people who turned out for tryouts. He kept only the players who put out the e fort and were determined to - ,, make it. v X iq - L f Wim Q t Wwgfii 1Si.'I?5'Y . As team member Harley Charley attem ts a lay up against an opposing Longview p ayer oh DeQrnber 10. Top row: Denny Kaibetony , Darren Connors, and Youree Cooper. Bottom rowzqr , Larry oss, Lamont Walton, Sergio Andre. On the bus to an away game, M tinez, Yourec Cooper, Darren Conners, La- mont Walton. l ffss f Girls' Soccer Looks Great!!! rls Basketball I Fantastic!! LAC rx ,. I ,QM . Nj V -fs ' Q Cf if K f lil QQ f w A I K A i s s 2 f 1 H Ly I gg, I X K Q nw FA I t fix 'sill-Q1 A W Qgmi iff Q fx My L i 'lpvrsib lb i is Cum , W 'JA' fw x il Qfkbrrl 'A W C+ f77'1-KfJff1 ,, ,,,L ., r' X I, 4 AJ fi 5 F ' W 2 XJ jk 1 ffm I l .1 A , ,: .. i 71 W , I I s is If U 'Q 1 . r s fa e r r VW6 Girls' Sports Gives You This Extra utograph Page. . .Yo! ,, ff' , QW, J' 1 TFLMCM 74 x...,,.,, ---f If 7 ' ' 4 I, ' Q! R ., VX A, ,..,, Boys' olleyball Coach Larry Rhymes and Coach Johnny Chavez were very pleased with the turnout for this seasons boys volleyball. Our teams hope to finish the year with a winning sea- son. Good luck teams. R - obert Palmer , Clint Butler, , Row 2: , V Shawn Tolley, Row 3: hris Acuna, arco reasy flzuelaio. i , Raymond ess e C Nathan Hough bumbs the ball over the net to awaiting players in practice game during tryouts. Marco Creasy shows good posture as he bumbs the ball to his fellow teammates. I . . M Eliseo Hernandez shows good posture while in the air going for a hit. attempts to hit the ball over the game during tryouts. Anthony Bradford shows good posture to his fellow teammates Edwardo Ramirez and Eliseo Hernandez during tryouts. 'W' 1 VU. 'VW 4. V! ' M AL ff H if Fellow teammates watch as Felipe Garcia bumps the ' ball over the net. Here is our student council president showing off his experience in volleyball at tryouts. 2 Our coaches and players have high hopes for our play- ers this year. Row 1: Felipe Garcia, Tony Bradford, , Dennnis Wadlington, Skip Lyne, jose Perez. Row 2: Michael Cachora, Dublas Cabrera, Eliseo Hernandez, john Klidas, Jerome Fresques. Not pictured: Edwardo Ramirez. - md . Middle: - and . Bottom: c elis, and Diane CS' Cheerleaders 'Fine' Spirit Shines Only the finest girls were chosen to be part of the 86-87 cheer squad. These girls tried out for the squad on October 8, 1986. Out of more than thirty girls, twelve cheerleaders and two alternates were chosen. Shortly after tryouts, the cheerleaders took a trip to Grand Canyon College for a cheer clinic. The cheerleaders accompanied the basketball teams to the various schools and cheered the boys on with their spirit and enthusiasmr On February 5, 1987, the Panthers went to the coliseum and played Rhodes Junior High in the pre- game before the Phoenix Suns' game. The cheerleaders went along and cheered for the CMS Panthers. Posing are to - Medina. 5 Q Q ...FP Q X .mg Q: Amber McNelis is ready to start one of the cheers. Jennifer Harvey and Amber McNelis with arms raised complete a cheer. 4 1 Ja . f. 7- 1 1 1 li , xi. X lx 4 X 4 .. -., H X..,,,,-f , K -A x f. C -V 1- ,......f, -' Through ' Mrs. Karen McAlister, cheerleader advisor, observes from the sidelines. . r rm 5 . 3 N3 v Row 1: Amber MCNelis, Diane Medina, Christie Freeman, Laura Ingalls, Row 2: Leigh Farrand, Colleen Whelan, Serena Sanchez, julia Morganmjennifer Harvey. Back Center: janelle Spangler, Stacy Watkins. 'S ' Q-W' Here are, top: Leigh Farrand and Janelle Spangler. Middlei Colleen Whelan, Serena Sanchez and julia Morgan. Bottom: Laura Ingalls and Diane Medina'Pebruary 5, 1987, at the Phoenix Coliseum cheering for the CMS Panthers when they played Rhodes jr. High. 1 Eu V x ,XV 35? ,f X se Vi- f.. N -ef www, X, .N X418 J 2 M-we .www I K5 Q - K L -, l ,--- '--- W Lwymy X i , MQ gill! I H1111 9 l umm.: , sonoox. r L h , ' My V , I Q F I nl ! 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