Des Moines Technical High School - Engineer Yearbook (Des Moines, IA)

Text from Pages 1 - 180 of the 1984 volume:

1984 Engineer Des Moines Technical High School Des Moines, Iowa Gl ableof r reas Administration Faculty Sophomo Juniors Seniors Sports Clubs an Organization Seniors Ads Advertising ontents Page HOMES. i3 A ri-Business is a six semester course providinji students with experience in live stock production, vegetable productiorv soils, and Fertilizers, insecticides and chem icals, farm equipment, greenhouse opera- tions, ornamental horticulture and farm financing. An integral part of the Agri-Business program is the F uture Farmers of Amer ica. It provides students with leadership training, builds confidence, independence and develops self-respect. F.F A. activities also develop skills for continuing educa- tion or training after high school. Students who successfully complete training in their senior year qualify for on-the-job work ex periences supervised by the agri-business instructors Dr. Harold Baigand Air. Lowell Fang. I irst Row: Lorcc Bird. Mary Harvey. Donald Connct. Karen Nissen. Dr Baig. Lee Van Ciundy. Maria Rom l)ou. Michelle Fortune. Sheryl Jones. Phil Zappeda Second Row Knute Bemis. Jeff Burnes. Rhonda Kvans. Ji e Foster. Mr Lon Third Row: Keith Warne. Rodney Robinson. Bill KreinbrinfJ. Mike Pryor. .Not pictured: Chris Riley. V V M V ' % ■  N - yy .: - Grefi Fath and CraijJ Hintz pottinj plants First Row: Donr inic Chiovaro. Randy Miller. Darrclynn Knij ht Second Row: Gre Fath. Andrew Johnson. Joe Harvey. Craifi Hintz. Mr Lonj . l-ee Van Guiuly helps hill Kroinbrinj vaccinate a lanf b for ontei otoxemia Keith ariK waters the hoj s 7 The core area of Architectural Drafting deals with the drawing of house and buildinj plans. This is the area that is responsible for the plans of the Tech house each year. Students who are successful in this area ha e no trouble finding co-op jobs and later full-time employment The instructor is A r. Jack Druart. Row 1: Vay Say Ho. Kim Coalter. Ciil Smale. Terry Mokanson Row 2: Jim Tullis. Tim Smith. Chuck Polke. Scott Hosman. Jack Druart. Dave Dow Row 3: Dave V an Mauet . Jim Robertson Doug I ' olk rcscarchinji a problem. 8 Troy Hawthorne holds a survcyinji pole while Paul Walker takes a reading Kim Coulter works at a drafting table Chuck Poike checking a drawing. Paul Walker. Dan I hompson. and Jonathan O Daye siir o ii ' i Drafting students at work. In Auto Body core area, students learn all aspects of auto body repair. All the modern tools are used to assure fine, oiA-the-jol) traininj . Stu- dents who want to be in this area must be willing to work and produce quality workmanship. Stu- dents also learn ood shop safety practices. Mr. Maynard Bjork and Mr. Gene Carmen are the instructors. Alvan Wruck prepares a panel for paintin . Front Row: .V r Bjork, Scott Wheatley. Steven Dill. John Walker. C hristine Miller. Ar Carmen Center Row: I .arl Sc hamerhorn. Alvai W ruc k. .Wichael Dii man. hriai Nicoletto. James W ' illock. Barry Braack. Mark Ol retv Back Row: Kevin Kklov. Clarence Le i , Rodney Myers, Harold Belcher. Michael Xtnuf .w f Kor neth m!)K ' Kenneth VVeible and Clarence Le ji cleaning up after doin a paint job 10 Front Row: Mr hjork. Jarnos Way. .Wichael C hapman. Alvan rue k. harry Braack Lahrow Wr C armen Center Row: Todd I ' lannory. Raymontl V iller. Lyi n C oltrain. (ioorj o Dou las Last Row: Ruth f nvlkos. (ius IWrnardino. Rodney TorsleiAson. Jan es Hullman. Scott Sv (jher 1 1 The Auto Mechanics core area offers the stu- dents experience in workinji with engines and electronic testinj ec|uipment. Students in this area dismantle an en ine, learn the parts, and then put it all back together again so that it runs. Also, the students learn how to Fix brakes, ball joints, and do froiAt end alignments. The area also works on the cars of students and faculty members for the experience and at a lower cost. The instructors are Mr. Dale Lang. Mr. Steve Un Jemac h is checkin under a car W oods and .V r Cal Wiseman. kow 1 Paul Anderson. ISill oun iiuist. I ill hurkmire. an S Phal)mi ay. Kan Sonj . I .rwiiwJones. o 0, i)ao. Mike enor. Do an Thon . Jim McClelland. David Hoyme. Ken ounj Row 2: Mr Cameron. Coy Cnj emach. Mr Lanji. Uol ert Payton. Larry HeimbaujJh. Mike Nicoletto. Bill Reynolds. Steve Keelinji. 12 Jim McClelland is doin a brake iol Do Van ThonjJ. i.m Daoand Bill V ounj quisi arc rebuilding an engine. kow I Chon i oi . Richard Lee. Curt Conn. Kham Keopine. Than Souksavon i. Orathay f on dara. Dave Per ry. Ke Snyder. Brad Vasey Row 2: Rol)ert Gunzenhauser. Mr McLean, Joe Ussery. Brian Miller. Mr Lanji. James Post 13 Aviation teaches the repair and up keep of air- planes: their bodies and their en Jines. The stu- dents in this core area receive the training they need to become f ' ederal Aviation Administration hcensed mechanics. The instructors are Mr. Harold l.ossner, Mr. DoujJ Wilson and Mr. Tom Burmeister. F irst Row: Kyle WrijJht. Tony Ciolob. Uon I iekl. Luo Van. Michael Newhard. Cilen Christian. Kurt (iabriel Second Row: Julie Vogel. Steve Hanson. Chris Cook. Tom Stevens. John Kdwards. Bob Willey. Mr Schaffer Third Row: Mr hurmeister, Mr. Wilson. Ken Christy. Cindy Merrifield. Rob Strait. Stan Paj e. Chris Andersoi . Denny Acosta. Mr. Ivossncr. Crai Durban working on fabricating the win s tor a plane he is building Lab win(4 without fabric. 14 I irst Row: Mark l.yle. I hakhouman Philavanh, James Russell. Tom I inley. Marty Prine. William Kyle. Craij Durban. Rol)ert Payton. Philavanh Phakoummaly Second Row: Mr Wilson. V r hurmeister. Raymond Williams. Greg Lynch. Mike Mikesch. John Cruchelow. Randy Jones. David Kalioishky. V illiam Patterson. Harold Petro. Tim Allen. Jeff Walden.and Mr Lossner Chris Cook checkinjj hydraulics on a helicopter. Ron Field spray paintini the Champ Power plant section: Mike Ncwhard. Robert Strait and Kurt Gabriel takin a test Mr. LossncM and ciohi I Awards laxiin in Lossner s airplane. The Commercial Art core area teaches students how to design artwork for business and advertis- in . The art department also takes care of display windows around the school, and students do a reat deal of poster work for various school func tions and activities. The instructors are Mr. Alfred Thomas and Mr. Cieorge Jefchak. Xay Louvan takes a time out from working on a k o to give us a mcxlest smile. Dan Havens workinj on a o o. Row 1: Kdward Griffin. Than Nguyen. April Cowan. I)e Wayne Robin- son. Rochelle Hohbs. Ted Burkett. Stacey Vasquez. Kric Reimer Row 2: Charles Barber. Andrew Cheers. Dan Akantar. Rol)ert Scott. Lorraine Oakes. Robert Johnson. Julie Miller. Andy Wells. Troy l v . and instructor Mr. Thomas. 16 Ron Woolcry and Carl Hicks pause for a little class humor RiHv 1 Kathy Cahail. Mark Randolph. Michelle Carter. Kelly Katzmann. Haue Lo. Robert Bell touchinjj up a paintinjj. Xay l.ouvan Row 2: Ron Woolery. Melissa Freel. Kari Lovelace. Mike Ford. Jean Obrecht. Chris Vasquez. Denise Lee. Silas Lee. Bart Bracket. Andy Wilson. Robert IWII Row 7i Sandra Pool. Kim Pudans. Karl Hicks Dan Havens. John Jaej er. Mike ( hT ath(M-st Sto c W ' mIw or ' 1 l, i ' l it kef t Wv Thon as i instructor). IVont Row: Kathleen Riley. Mar|Jaret Potter. Kathryn Caiuiill. Miss Miller hack Row: Mark Larson. Paul Shepard. Matt Murphy. Cieor e Shade. Kelly W right Troy f loskins Computer Programming core area deals with busii ess data. The students learn how to program computers in several lan ua es. Some of the lan uai es used are COBAl., FORTRAN, and BAL. Students in their senior year are placed in co- op jobs at many insurance compai ies in Des Moines. This area is vvell-ec|uiped and has placed a lar e number of students in the computer field over the years. The instructois arc Mr. Robert l)a enport, (IUi((( Miss Betty Miller and Mrs. icki Gooch. Jcnett Tillotst n working with the Apple computer. Kurt TowI sel (l arul l io or I r c alling up a pri ram I folU Ri w Diyonda v. nt. Anthony Smith. I)e Ann Carpenter. fJenett Tillotsoiv Missie Walters. Carol Rumelhart. Jolene I ' urrey. Sayes Cianpat. Stephanie ISoozell hack Row: Koo Phabmixay. Troy Herriot. John Marshall, hob IVnlico. Theresa Turnbaujih. Kurt Townsend. koj er I ry. Bill hvans. Brian Kooker. Kile Scharf hob Pentico kx kinjJ at a computer printout. Brian Kooker proj rammin on an Apple computer f irst Row Pe Lounj van. Vieng Baccam. Austin Caldwell. Kenneth Lyie, David Phonj vixay. Ron Six. Brian Carter. Mark Christenson. Tami Cortez Second Row: Shari Doyle. Chi Ho. .VAatt I.aws. Brian Buchanan. Russ Sater. Won Hyon. Tcxld McC ord. Todd Somers. Rol)ert LyIe Troy Herriott working on a program. Todd Somers working with the computer. 19 The Diesel Mechanics core area teaches stu- dents the basics of diesel engines Hach student learns how to disassemble and re-assemble an engine. The students spend 90 hours in related machine shop metal work and 9() hours in i as and arc welding. The entire program totals , ) clock hours After 81 hours, students may to work on co-op. Mr. Glendon Mclean is the instructor. Chris Hensley. Tim Burnsworth putting in pistons. I ,f K ISr aru and Tom C off in puttif € j askot on an endplate. Andy rJacobs, Rohby Weeler and Dennis A cNecl ivmovinj a timing ti, r 1 20 Charlie Steltzer and teacher (ilendon Mclean IW I Randy Childers. Matt Pop. Chris Hensley. Rob Sheehan. V ike Cerko Row 2: Dennis McNeely. IWcky Schwitten. Tina Ik sley. I ,ric hrant. Tom Coffin Row 3: Rick ounj . Jim May. ob Ditmer. rim hurnsworth Row 4: Dave Parcell. Jesse Beamer. Robby Weetcr. Charlie Steltzer. Don Coe. Paul Harris. Andy Jacobs Jesse Beamer Robby Wccter. Rob Sheehan liftinfj a Detroit 351 C harlie Steltzer puttinjJ in a crank shaft Malt l p. Tina ISosley. becky Schwitter removin Ik?II housinj Robby Wecter. Mike Ccrico cleaninj a crank shaft. 21 Mr Hutson showing students a lab experiment Electronics is mainly concerned with radio. TV and computer equipment repair. Students must take electricity first before cominj into this area. This core area is popular with faculty and stu- dents, for here they can have minor repairs done on their radios. TV sets, or cassette players. Mr. Dave Hutson is the instructor. Joe Farrinjjton workin i with Mr Hutson I ront Row: Mek haccam. Pat I oley. David Pool. Slow hrucc. Phu Li van. Tony (hvlmk . Pham oii . Tou V isonnavon liack Row .V r Hutson. Alloi hruce. Mike hohmkc. Joe 1 arrinj ton. Jeff McDonald. Marie Thacker. Tony !k rwi . C raiji Shore. Derric k C arter Pat l arkin. 22 The Vood Service core area teaches basic information for anyone interested in any part of the food industry. In the sophomore year, a foods student spends two periods a day learninji the basics of sanita- tion, safety, efficiency and food preparation. This includes preparing baked products first semester, and other foods such as soups, salads, sandwiches, pastas, vegetables and meats. The second semester the student tours and studies nutrition, skills in getting and keeping a job, and knife care. The junior year, foods students are in the T- room. Tech s practice restaurant. Here the stu- dents plan meals served to the T-room custo- mers, as well as prepare food in larger quanti- ties, learn front-of-the-house skills such as hostess host, waiter waitress, and cashier duties. The senior year is spent in co-op where the students et on-the-job traininjj as well as credit towards graduation. The co-op assignment var- ies accordinji to each students interest and capabilities. The instructors are Mrs. Lodge and Mrs. Gift. Chef Tell demonstrates how to properly bone a chicken Dan Kern, Darryl WrijJht. Mrs LixJ e and Chef (ilenn ( lark work on dicing skills Jim Orchard. Darryl Wrij ht. Dan Kern. Mike Glenn. Gina Bailey. David Kinney. Mrs. Marilyn Cjift. Mrs Virginia I.odj e. Lori Jor- dan. Pathana Luvan. Dev Jennings. Brian Mart. Charles Linthi- cium and Fina Baldwin Shelly Glick. Tim Hawthorne. Michelle Calhoon preparing silverware. Mrs irgnAi Lodge. Pathana Luvan. C Iw ' t C haries Schneider. Dan Kern. Darryl VVright Back Row: Mrs. Marilyn Gift. Doug Nixon, Bruce Miller. Keith l cton. Rich Seiberling. Craig Boylan. Middle Row: Mrs Virginia Lodge. Marlene Baring. Teresa Orr. Pam Cope. Sandy Burkmiro Carlene Gray. Dan Goble. Tim Hawthorne. Lront Row: Trac Dershem. Kim Carter. Michelle Calhoon. Jay Manley. Kim Pryor Shelly Glick Michelle Calhoon and Kim Pryor preparing desserts. Students practice knife sharpening. 25 The Health Services Core area is planned for all students who are interested in one of over 7(X) medical or para-medical professions. Through the co-operation of the Des Moines Area Community College a special course in nursing assistant is offered during the summer which leads to the 120 hcnir luirsir assistant certification. Mr. Arthur Long, Wi. Gary Curtis and Mr. Gary Cameron arc the instructors. Becky Levy applies a head bandage to Sue Taylor Dan Clark looks through a microstopo tr ir i o identify a bacteria Mary Russell and Sondra McKeever apply a knee compress to An y Morrow s knee 26 © I 3 kow 1 Diane AlbrijJht. Tracy l ntla. Rasamy Mila. Nitniranh bayasane. Rantii Lo an. Roxai a Hoppkins. Joni Reeves. Shelena Fk w. Tammy Car- rizales. Sue Taylor, and C athy tuxl Row 2: Mike Jose. Georj e HijJ ins. Maria DarwiiA aiui Sondra McKeevcr do a lab Karia Meislahn. Natasha Thomas. Sue Biej hler. Dan Clark. Sondra experiment McKeever. Dei ise Lester. Stephanie Dayc. Maria Darwin, and Kelly Gib- DanClark.TracyBenda. Natasha I hoinas. and Kelly Gibson do Randi Lo an. Nitniranh Sayasano and Rasamy Mila micro- bioloj5 study human anatomy rioni Reeves. Stephanie Daye. Sue Biej hler. and Karla Meislahn take bkxxl pressures. 27 This core area teaches house and buildinjj wiring, motor controls, and apphcation and the- ory of industrial electricity. The core area worked on the Tech house, wir- ing it. The students are also involved ii buildini personal projects such as amplifiers, power supplies, strobe lifjhts, automobiles, burj lar alarms and other electrical devices. The ii structor is y t?i( h. nl IVnniii toi . Mike fJohosaiul Saretta VV Iwclsarv m ' akii a workii ilravvin i for a project Xayavoni Mila. Ka Visonnavon . V ' irasack Souksavonji. Jeff Adams. Terry (iebard. Mike Jones. Cory l eel)orn. Stiretta Wheels. Bob (ivvinn. Todd Shenker. bill Cowaiv Joe Cortez. Kevii Cloud. Tim Wright. Dei i is Uyan. (not pictured. James Sloan). The main purpose of Machine Draftini is to develop the student s ability to visualize objects in three dimensions, draw clearly and accu- rately, and to develop drafting skills. This area made numerous drawings for the adult machine shop and the high school machine shop. These drawings are then read and made into useful ecjuipment. Mr. Jack Druart is the instructor of this area. Orlando Taylor. I ro [iawlhoriw Dou I oik. Davo W alker. Lis« Wion. ton and Rod Hennijiar. Jack Druart. i iul VValkci Davo Jones. Shawn Thori David Walker laying out jiuide lines on a detail drawii of a machiiAe part Left to right: Shawn Thornton. Lisa Wion. Paul Walker. Dave Walker. Mr Jack Druart. Troy Hawthorne. David Jones and Orlando Taylor. Junior David Jones drawing a revolved senion on a detail drawing 31 The objective of Machine Shop is to impart knowledge and skills in adequate quantity to qualify a student for job entry in one of the machine shop related fields and to enhance any opportunity to continue an education in the industrial or acdemic scene. One project of the students in this area is to maintain the Tech athletic department s weight machine. Mr. Ralph Snyder is the instructor. Tony Phipps is obscrvinj the operation of a surface j rindcr. Row 1: KonjJ Lovan. Theun Deo. Don Calaway Row 2: Neuan J Lovan. Billy Van Danj . Nokhann C anr . Xenj Chan . True VanfJ. Kim Bacanr . Row 3: Neal Williams. Tony Phipps. Rob Utterback. Mike Robinson. Ricky 32 Dunij an. Mr. Snyder. Distributive Kducation (D.E.) is a core area which prepares students for job opportunities in retailing, wholesahnii and services. In this Five semester program, students learn with supervised instruction about the activities and demands of the business world. Distributive Education Clubs of America (DECA) is a club for the D.M. students. In DFXA, students participate in contests in sales and advertising with other DMCA students throughout the state. The Distributive Education coordinator and DECA sponsor is Mr. Terry Eaton. Kevin Heard takes a test at the Area Conference. Angie Phipps. C Kris Cruchelow and N icole Goodcll talk to a judjJe at the Area Conference 34 Tina Seil)erling takes .1 u si .u ihc Area Conference. Row 1: Kim Ciress. Boun Lothi. Kim HilcJebrand. Karen Kello l; Row 2: Shannon Hall. Chris Cruchelow. Stephanie Avritt. Julie Adams, Debbie hurj ett, Dayton Ruckle. An ie I hipps, Peter Clay. James Bald- vviiv Joy VVestendorf. Rusty Jones Row 3: Mr Katon. Marilyn Cason. Nicole (joodell. Theres Kinney. Ik lty Benson. Tina Seiberlin . Dennis Purcell, Mark (ireen. Mike Bates. Kevin Heard Row 1: Kim Hildebratui, secretary; Chris Cruchelow, president Row 2: An ie Phipps, historian; James Baldwin, treasurer; Kevin Heard, vice president; Dennis Purcell, parliamentariat I 1 Rusty Jones fills an order. Nicole Goodcll and Chris Cruchelow at the Area Con fere nee. Rusty Jones and his employer discuss inventory. Kevin Heard at work. Debbie Burnett demonstrates her sales ability. Angie Phipps, Chr is c i u . helow and Nicole Gcxxlell Office F ducation encompasses two core areas — Stenoj raphic and Clerical. The Stenographic core area teaches students shorthand, transcription, composition of letters, word processing, business communication, math, and office procedures. The Clerical core area provides insiruchoi in business arithmetic, accounting, typing, records management, office problems, business law and clerical practice. Both core areas provide training on various business machines. The instructors in Otfice 1 AlucatioiA are Miss Mariiaret Taylor. Mrs. Kayleen Samuelson. Mrs. Diana Smith, Mr. Dwight Subbert. and Miss Nancy Willis. Dawn fJatjuinta working on a shorthand exercise. 36 Steno students fjct ready to practice machine transcription. Roxannc FLubanksand Linda Benson touch up a stencil on the light table. Typing students practice their skills Painting and Decorating teaches students how to apply paints with spray guns, brushes, rollers and other applicators. Students also learn sheet rock taping, sign painting, wallpaper hanging, and furni- ture refinishing. Some of the special projects are painting the Tech house, painting the billboard sign for over the auditorium, and providing stage hands for all pro- ductions in the auditorium. The instructor is Mr. Ron Elliott. Rol ert Smith, Darryl Misc n. Dan Hartley. Joe Robinson. Jay C lark. Kirk Carter. Dan Corbin. Anriy Hill. Mr. Klliott. Randy VVallac Gary BrajJ and Mike Krietz Randy Wallac spray in(i a poster. 38 1 irst Row: Mike Krietz. Mike Davis. Kevin Colby Second Row Kurt Willard. Anthony ftell. Gary Braj . Ray Sells. Pao Xionji. .loff Wells Robert Smith mixinjj paint colors. Pao Xiong paintin a table. Jeff Wells cuttinji name tags for teachers In Service Day 4 1 Joe Robinson. Jay Clarkand Dan Corbin preparinga layout for billboard. Randy Wallac spraying a finish on a chair 39 The Practical Nursin J program has been carefully designed to train the students in basic nursinii principles and related sub- jects. It is a demanding 72-week high school program aimed at helping the student be- come a safe c ompetei t beginning practical nurse. Highlights each year are the rewarding experiences the students receive as they enter into new hospital situations. Classroom and clinical instructors are Mrs. I.. Patrick. Mrs. M. Trujillo and Mrs. J. Reames. Row 1: Mrs. Trujillo. .Wicholle Ash. Kelli icki Pattersi n. Tammy Krickson. rJuanita Mathews. Heather Williams. Tammy Cjraham. I)el)l)ie VVij nall. Cjina F ' idler. Kathy C linkenbeard Row 2: Holli Howe. Lori Downey. Lori Binder. Jackie Rivas. IJs«a Overton. Kelly Tew. Stephanie Brown. Tammi Lewis. V irj inia Combs, l.ori Beane. 40 Lisa Overton and Tammy Graham discuss- ing procedures for the day. luar ita .Wathews and Kathy Clinkenbeard talkiiA i with a patient Heather VV illiams. Vicki Patterson and Kathy Clin kenberd taking a break Printing is a core area where skilled individ- uals, with the aid of methods and equipment, produce various forms of printing materials. The area received a teletypesetter, which was donated to Tech for demonstration purposes. The typesetting machines, now in operation over three years, produce a better look for the Technician, the school newspaper. The Tech- nician, which comes out about every month, is printed by the students in this area. The instructors are Mr. Richard Anderson and core area chairman Mr. Dale Harsh. Two production workers are in the shop; Mr. Carroll Fetters and Mr. Jeff Perkins. iJsa Ogburn. Cindy Schcffers. Terry Akers Front Row: Krista Anderson. Carla Dudley. Marlon White. Cindy Scheffers. Brenda Van Buskirk. Becky I hares. Cindy Penn. Deanna f isher. Jana V ' aldez. Lisa Ojiburn. Mr Anderson l ack Row: . r Harsh. John Kvans. Kim Burkman. Art Ousley. Larry Brandon. Jan ice Love. Mike Taylor. Debbie Garsh. Patty Driver. Terry Akers 1 ront Row: Robert Masscnj ale. Chris Shenkcr. Donny Hunter. Dou Dearden. Marie Slater. Karl Smith. Rauolyn Walker. Shawna Bur kett. Bernice Graham. Serena Collins. Jim Taylor. Lori Taylor l ack Row: Randy Cumpton. Sam Wright. Larry Brandon. Toni Pazzi. Jim Johnson. Troy Ln lish. Tanya Wells. Charlene Coe. Kathy Kuhns 42 Terry Akers. Jana Valdez and Mike Taylor work on line shots IVh k Pharos works on pastinjJ up a page Radio and Television Production area stu- dents learn to operate television cameras, video tape recorders and editors. The students learn how to write and produce both radio and TV commercials. The KDPS-I M radio station is operated by the students. Broadcast journalism is taught with emphasis on news, weather and sports. Television direct- inji and play production are also experienced. The instructor is Mr. Russ Odegaard. Terry Oldes operates the tape recorder. Mary Pratt and Rita Connett demonstrate their talent Kelvin Brown listens intently while a son plays durinj his show. Ron Carpenter ojjerates radio station K I) I S 44 Row 1: Kelvin Brown. Marilyn Fath. Mark Ho Jj at. Marjiucrite DeBrown. Wary Pratt. Tommie ounj . Rita Connett. Margaret Dehrown. Ron Chea- lonv Row 2: I rank Byors. l.ori HufFord. Loo Christian. RolK rt Robinson, IWtty lo andor. Torry Oldos. Robin Poston. Jimmy Mullin. Joff Maplos, l tty Alexander directs a color T V commer Lis A Holland Row 3: Larry ' oun . Missy Smothers. Brian Border. Jon cial Hodj ecock. Kelley Dale 45 The core area also prepares students for ap- HH prenticeships in sheet metal. H J The instructor is Mr. Stan Hall. BiHi lHiHHHliHteiMBMMifliMMiM tiUhjL Mark Warne workinji on a house project Left to Ri ht: Don GullinjJ. Mark Warne. Alfred Washington, hill Dory. .VAichael Naples. fJeaiA I urrey. C harles .Matthews Mr FUll Textile and ashion Arts teaches the tech- nicjues of sewing construction, developing creativity and understandini in relation to the textiles and fashion industries. The course provides a variety of practical experiences for students to explore their skills in sewing, fashion, and design. The program begins in the junior year developing sewing skills, along with exploring the world of fashion and the career opportuni- ties that are available in the area. The senior year starts with developing tai- loring skills used in the making of fine clo- thing. The second semester is used to study a specific area of interest, such as production sewing, custom sewing, alterations, home fur- nishings and drapery, fashion design or mer- chandising. Both years are highlighted by a student produced fashion show of the clothes created. The instructor is Ms. Marsha Neiman. Connie Spt tts and Shari Buchanan sewin wool suit samples. 48 Souano Bethi pressing with a steam iron. May Pon YanjJ and May Thao workinji on jo ing pants [ ront Row Luz Marina Araujo. ISrerula DuHy. Si uano IWthi. Senji Chareunbab. Ms. Nieman Back Row: Connie Spotts. Klaine Hanner. Shari Buchanan. f ront Row Lis Brow n. Sean Bryson. Geni Brow n. Jennie Ritter, Russell Jackson. May Thao. Ms Nieman Back Row Loleta Bell. Sheillisa Miller. Jack Van Lee. Rita Hall. Annette C raw ford. May Pon an Sean Ikyson. Rita Hall, and Annette Crawford workin in class. Luz Marma Araujo workinjj with an industrial sewing machine Shellisa Miller working on a pattern. 49 The Welding core area teaches all facets of f ' ' ' ' ' ' - ' Pilkin ton JcfT hre«i. Stove 1 eurs. , (loori e Ouimot. Sen Xayavonji. Kav Hill Back Row: Jim Ode- welding, oxyl-acetylene. arc. mi ti and their jiaard. Stevo W .uvms ( ,.u Mamilron To,M i ,uri( k uses in modern industries. The instructor is Mr. Edward Pilkington. George Ouimet filling the ccx ling tank. Front Row: Mr Pilkington (instructor). Cordel Bumpus. Mark Oliver. Amka Xam. Larry Gillespie Back Row: Dan licrardi. Dale (ireenwixxj. Dennis (iiehl. Michael I ' owlkos r --tt ,50 A student welds a bead students to enter the Carpentry Cabinet- TcxldSchweizer putting the finishin J touches on his munks Making field. ' ' Tech house number 10 was finished this year by the senior carpentry class doiniJ all the fin ishin work on the house. The cal)inet making class built and installed the cabinets and countertops. The junior students built pieces of furniture for themselves, and the sophomore class l)uilt ni ht stands and learned blueprint reading. They have constructed model houses. The instructors are Mr. Russ I ' isher, and Mr fJim Hashman. Bill Rutan sandinf on a baseboard I Vont Row: Mr hashmai instructor. Craij Nicolle. Ttxld Schweizor. John Sheehan. Todd Heuormann. Sam Lundy. Curtis IWII. Mr Russ fisher instructor l ack Row: hrad Herman. Jcx Rothman. Kevin HiK kmaiv Mike Schermerhorn. Jim fVost. Kric Wilson. Don l.aRue. Bill Rutan. Dennis Worth. Tixid HeuermaiuA admirinj his work How Are We Doing? I hcHxIore Sizer is a noted researcher In his Ikh K Horace s C ompromise he made recommendations rejjardinjj the re struclurinjiof the American Wx h SchiH IOne recommendation was that we need fewer hut lonj er courses It is interesting that our core area concept here at Tech Central Campus has proven the value of that recommentlation Tech Hi h students have l)een successfully taught that way for almost forty years We are now in the prixess of convertin i this j reat school to the Central Campus so that all students in I)es Moines will l)e able to avail themselves of our projjrams As another year draws to a close, we see one more of the last of the Tech Hi h SchtH I classes jjradu- ate. and we look toward an ever increasing numl)er of Central Cam- pus students One wonders. How are we doin J with the concept of Central Campus? As I pondered that question, several thouj hts made me feel i ood Thanks to our fine student Ixxly and faculty at Tech. the C entral Campus students have lK en made to feel welcome IWcause they have had ixxl experiences, they have l)ecome our effective t ood will aml)ass idors flach das hundreds of these youn J |)eople are in the other hijjh sc h .H ls half of the time They tell their friends and teachers of the f reat opportunities and friendly business-like atmosphere here. Looking at the results of next year s enrollments, it is easy to see how well the reputation of our programs has fared under this daily expi sure Althou jh all of the fixtures are not yet in. there is not doubt that our reputation has l)een enhanced Next years junior class of combined Tech Central Campus students will prixluce at least a increase in the numlxjr of I)es .VAoines students who take Voca- tional Technical training This is remarkable for Des .Woines where, thanks to Tech h Sch x l. the percentaj e of V x Tech stutlents is already far alnne the norm How are we doin J? Those of us who are bwsters of the Wxation al Technical concept, have to say. We arc doinji fine ' We are l ecause the Central Campus has l)een supported by the excellent attitudes, hard work, and le|x. ' ndability of our Tech students. Cen tral Campus students. p« rents. and faculty Gcxxl for all of you! N ou re making it work and Des Moines owes you its con(Jrautlatk)ns and appreciation. I)r Devin 54 Mr. Gillespie. Vice-Principal Mr. Webber, Vice-Principal F ront Row: Peter James Cunningham, secretary to the board of directors: Frank L Hildrcth. vice-president: William Keck, president: I)r William A. Anderson, superintendent. Back Row: fk tty Grundl erg. Gloria Hoffman. Jonathan Wilson. Karen Williams. Sue I.uthens The resting man s aerobics. Calling Mr Webber! Harry Subbert? Do you have to look over my shoul- The Faculty [ brother is walchinji you This is the type of picture that other schools usually Name the Mousketeers. put in their yearbix ks. We re not using it. we re just Jimmy. Annette. p intin|i it out to you. Dwight. 57 f1 Hi Si AIIk f. Dianne special ed Anderson. Richard priiAtii haij . Named .ijj ri business ISaker. iJnda ocal music Karlow. Ku ene economics Bjork. Maynard auto InxJy hlackled e. Judith sjx cial ed hletlsi e. Carl UOTC ISowlsby. Pat secretary hrennan. Nancy sjjecial ed Bridge. I ette counselor Burmeister. Tom av iation Kurnstein. Gordon history Cameron, Gary sc ience Cameron. Muj cne auto-lKxJv Carson. Steve drivers education Cebuhar. John K n i I ish- journal ism C he I lee n. Loren social sludies-l ll Clark. Richard math Collins. Robert SIX iai studies C ox. Sue sj ecial assessmvMU i)Toi4r C oyle. FJaine sfxrcial ed Cunninj ham. Pal nurse Curtis. Gary health Davenfx rt. Rol)ert computer proj rammini Dierzen. Pe Uy I .n lish Druart. Jack drafting f .aton. Terry distributive education IJIerhoff, Jean l.i f lish hvi n ai itit ' s Klliot. Ron painting dec oratinjJ I JIiot. Samuel Tetters. Carroll print shop Tisher. Russ cal)iiu t makinj F ss. Richard scK ' ial studies I ' osier. John adult machine shc p Krey. Kenneth physical education Ciift. Marilyn fcxxls Cjle nn. Maurice special assessment program CicHK ' h. Vicki computer pro ramminjJ Greaves. Diane Knjilish Greenwcx d. Stan photc j raphv Hall. Stan sheet metal Harsh. Dale printinji Hash man. James wcxxls Hutson. David electronics Inman. Karen special ed Jefchak. George art Johnson. Galen math Johnson. Roy math LanjJ. Dale auto mechanics I .arson. Judy sfx?cial ed l.azear. Sondra physical education Lodj e. Virginia fcxxls Lonji. Arthur health Lonj4. Lowell agri-business Lossner. Harc ld aviatic n Lueder. Shirley math Madison. Lina Cjerman Mason. William l.t glish librarian If 1 L - 1 i if V f If Wc Adam. Ray tlrivers ed McLean. Cilendon iliesel Me in. Susan special ed Miller. Betty t i mputer projirammin Miller. David sm ial studies Murphy, Kathleen Knj lish Nieman. Marcia fashio!! arts and desif n Odejiaard. Russell railio iv Patch. rJin mechanical drafting Patrick. Laurel LPN Pennington. Richard electricity Pilkinjiton. Kd weldin Reames. Jeanne LPN Reeves. Jane secretary Reeves. Lyie counselor Reimer. Roxanne LSL Russell. Beverly special ed Samuelson. Kay lee n l)usiness ' hweizer. Larry physical education Silvey. Charles six ial studies Simons . ns. Sylvia special assessment Smith. Diana business Smith. Larry KDPS enjiineer Snyder. Ralph machine shop Squires. Donald counselor Starek. Jon social studies Subl)ert. DwijJht business Taylor. Margaret business Tisue. Linda special assessment 60 Thomas. Alfred art Thompsc n. Chris ROTC Tredway. Jim Kn lish Trujillo. Marioric LPN Van Dyck. K lea nor family relations Wallentine. Sophia Russian Willis. Nancy business Wilson. Douj aviation Wilsc n. Walt counselor Wiseman. Calvin auto mechanics WoixJs. Steve aulo mechanics Yaej er. Marilyn special ed Left: Ars Alice Jeter, attendaiuo c lerk Right: Mrs ilma Carter, teac her assiKiate Below Left: Mrs As Winj us. treasurer Center: Mrs fWtty olfe. steno clerk Below Right: Mrs Grace Hckerman. registrar Those who help maintain our excellence Custodians - day shift ' Joffrov (jahmar Dorothy Gaskin Walter helix Maurice La may Tom Jones Norma Lester Larry Croll Custodians - night shift Don fJol)e John Ponzeline RolK rt Wulf Jerry Lewis Theresa Vincent Odell Dixon Dick Hall Duane Linn Rick halin Scott Buckinj ham Cafeteria Ladies Norma Thorpe Maxine North way Louise Gcxxl pasture Darleen Jacobe Alice Talton Mary Bower f tty Kouri Sherlie Lriedmeyer Deloris Rush Mar ' Jones 63 m f I Life at Tech: Drivers, start your eni ines! Cheatem. Deborah Cherry. Thomas Christian. Glen C lark. Tammy Coe. C harlene Coc. Donald Cocn. Jeffrey ColhiAs. Serena Connett. Loretta Cope. Pamela Corbin. Donald Coulter. Kiml)erly Countryman. David Cowan, April Crawford. Annette Cretsinji er. Michael Cruchelow. John Da. Ouy Da ett, David Dale. Rol)ert Dale. Ro er Davis. SaDonna Daye. Carmelita Daniel. Charles Dershem. Daniel Dickson. Dawn Dill. Steven Din eman. Janet 67 Dobbins. Kevin I)ouj herty. Jtick Douj las. Cieor e . Dow. Shelena Dovle. Shari Drake. Rick Drew. A rJ Drew. David Kam. Kim F.dison. Darryl FJIis. Vicky Kn elbrecht. Michael Kssex. hrenda 1 Aans. Rhor da Kwin(4. David f-aulkner. Betty F-eklman. Melissa Ferrell. Timothy f isher. Deanna risher.rJill Klaetiff. Timothy Tolson. Chark honjidara. mpha f oster, Charles f Veeborn. Troy Tree I. Melissa Cia baldon. Thomas (ianpat. Purwantie Garcia. David Garret. Rodney Garsh. Sandra George. Brian Gero. Jeffrey Gibson. Daniel Gillespie. Larry Gilliam. Kathleen (iilmore. Kimberly Cileason. Martin (jlenn. Julie C lie nn. Michael Gray. Charlene Cireen. Donald Guerro. Sue Flanian. Cynthia Harper. PJisa Iar|x r. Tiffany i art ley. Danny Harvey. Mary Hdthi. Sone Hawkins. Masey Held. Scott Helm. Steve Helm. Tina Hensley. Christopher Hernandez. Rosolba Hesseltine. Christopher 68 Life at TccK: Sophomore English makes us smile! ! Hij i ins. George Hill, Alonzo F4ill. Amy Hill. Jeffrey Hines. Cynthia Hobbs. Rochelle Hobkins. Roxanna Hosman. Scott Houston. Teresa Hunter. Charlene Hunter. Naylyn Hutchinson. John Paul Hutchinson. Kim Hyde. Shawn Hyon. Won Sc p Jackson. David Jackson. Rhonda Jackson. Russell Jackson. Steve Jacobs. Andrew- Jay. Bobbie John. Terri Johnson. James Johnson. Samuel Jones. Randy Jones. Sheryl Jose. Michael Kamm. Stephen 69 Konn. l)ai iel KinjJ. Lynn KiniAov. David Kni hl. I hillip Kuhns. Kaihloei Kyle. William Laird. Michael Laumaiu . rlc e LawreiAce. Todd Lee. Moua Chy Lee. Rol)ert Lewis. Barbara Lewis. Joseph Li i ins. Kelly Lile. Mark I inthicum. Charles Lipfx ld. Christine I. off redo. Samantha Lo an. Randi Lovan. C ha n t ha vone Lovlace. Kari Lundy. Lora Luonj . Pe Luvan. Pathai a Lyons. Aretha .VAartelli. Jim Wat his. Michael Maurer. Lydia Masker. Paula M.xssen ale. Tracy McAuley. Karl McCord. Todd McDowell. Michelle Mcl adden. Michael McKec. Ronald WcPherson. Michelle McSwain. Scan Meislahn. Karia Mi la. Rasa my Miller, hruce Miller. rJulie Miller. Michael Miller. Shellisa .Witchell. Michelle Moehle. Michael Mi ore. Tyrone Moore. Wayne Morrow. Rita Morse. Rol)ert Mure. Herman Murphy. Michael .Wyers. David L. Myers. David M. Nail. Scott Nail. Thomas Nelsi)n. David 70 Life at Tech is a real trip. Nj uycn. Hicn Nichols. Kurt Nicolelto. Brian Nixon. Douglas Noble. P« tricid Nolle. Paul Northway. Patricia ( )akes. I A M aiiic Ochoa. Sylvia Oj burn. iJsa Ol iren. Mark Oliver. .Wark Olson. Kuj ene Orr. Teresa Ouslcy. Authur Overton. Judy Overton. Kenneth Pai e. Stan lev Pai ie. Tyrelf Paterno. Dominic PaitersorA. Jeffrey Patterson. Wayne Pazzi. Tony Penen er. Brian IV nn. C indy Phobmixay. Sivila Pham. Linh Phipps, Tcxld 71 1 h I. Saiulra Porte I. Carrie Porter. Dana Puclans. Kim l urcell. James ( uai l . Oilay Randolph. .Wark Uapp, Uobert Uassmusen. Carl Reeves. Joni Rei haril. Dorn Re Ulster. Kimherly Rhodes. Diane Ritter, Jennie Roberts. Kdwarci Rol)erts4. n. James l i l)inson. Dawayne I ohinson. Diane Russell. fJames Sc hfiathorsi. Michael Schr .KHler. l.ee- Ann Seely. James eiberlin . Richard Shade. Steven Sheenan. Rohhie Shenker. Christine Shivers. Caria Simpsoiv Michael Sinclair, fJ iKni Singleton. Jerreit Si I ho n norath. Khonesa Sithonnorath. Somphet Six. Ronald Smith, Karl Smith. James Smith. Patrick Smith. Scott Souksavon , AiAousack Sounsc vath. K ham me Spaj nolo. Angela Speck. JefFre Steffenseiv Lars Steltzer. Charles Steve. Charles Stevens. Charles Sittsworth. Scott Stokes. Krvv in Swan. Annette Swink. Ralph Taylor. James Thoa. May Theel. Dawn Thomas. Curtis Thomas. Natasha Tro den. B rend a Tullis. James 72 Life at Tech: Rejoice! School s back in session! V aldez, Jana Van. Po Van Busk irk. Ramona Van Zee. Jack VanjJ, True Vasquez. Stacy Wagner. Bobbye Walker. John Walters. Jarl Warden. Jerry Watkins. William Webb. Brian Webb. Robert Weeter. Robbie Wieblc. Nancy West. Audra Wheat ley. Scott White. Marlon Wiand. Randy Wicker. James Williams. Rachelle Willock. James Willock. Paul Willson. Tcxld Wilson. Harley Wilson. Kevin Witt. Stacey Woolery. Alonzo 73 The Juniors 74 Adams. J off Aldridi o. Dale Alexander, Betty Allen. Tim Anderson. Krista Araujo. Lu Ash. Michelle Avant. Diyonda Ayersman. Susan Baccam. Chouanj Baccam. Kim Baccam. Mek Baldwin. James Ballentine. Brenda l rl er. Marie Basinj er. Shauri Bates. Michael Beamer. Rel)ecca IWane. Lori lk ll. Michael IWmis. Knute Bennett. Jason Ber Jer. Brian Berj; er. Gayle Wrnadino. Gustavo Bii der. Lora Bohmke. Michael Boone. Melissa Booze 1 1. Stephanie lk rwijJ. Tony Boy Ian. Craiji Brandon. Larry Breed. Jeff Brown. Kelvin Brown. Stephanie Bruce. Rdj il Bryson. Sean Buchanan. Shari Burkett. Shawna Byers. Krank Calaway. Don Camp. Meliss Campfield. Randy Carpenter. DeAnn Carr. Kristi Carr. Vanessa Carr, William Carrizales. Tammy Carter. Derrick Carter, Mica Carter. Michele Casner. Larry Cas . n. Marilyn Chandler. Mack Chareunsal). Ratai asei Childers Randall mm 7fi Life at Tech: All hands on deck! Childers. Ricky C hou niamou ntry . Phanmany Christian, l ee Clark, Daniel Clark. Jay Clay. Peter ClinkenbearcJ. Kathy Coe. Terry Coffin. Tommy Colby. Kevin Combs. V ir inia Condit. James Connett. Rita Corbin. Daniel Crasc. Dawn Cumpton. Randolph Dale. Kelley Dao. Hon Darwin. Maria Davidson. Valerie Davis. Michael Dearden. Douglas De Brown. Marj aret Decrown. Marj uerite Deo. V ' eun Dershem. Tracy Devick. Brian Dew. Steven 77 Dint man. Michael Downey. I)oiu kl Downey. Lori Drotz. Michael Duffy. Brenda Duni an. Ricky Dupree. Alleai Dupree. Janries Durban. CraifJ Kdwards. hiake Kdwards. Douj las Kklov. Kevin Kn lish. Troy Mrickson. Tammv Kvans. Williani Flyerly. Scoit h arrinj ton. Joseph Path. MarilyrA F idler. Ciina Finiey. Tom Fisher. Delx rah F ' lannery. Tcxld f oley. Patrick I oik. Dou ilas f on dara. Oralhay f orbush. iJsa l ord, Michael I ortune. Michelle I oster. Joseph Fowlkes. .V itchell Fowlkes. Ruth I re e born. Cor Fry, Roller I uhrman. John Furrey. Jolene (lalbreath, Rosemary Ganpat. Sayes Cjathercolc. Shelly Gibson. Kelly Cilas. Timothy Cilick. Michelle Cjordon. David Golob. Angela CkxmJcII. Nicole Cjowdy. Tommy Ciraham. Tammy Cireen. Anthony Green, Marcus Greenlee. Troy ■ lunzcnhauser. Rot ert Ho j att. .Mark iart. Deanna Havens. Daniel Hawthorne. Timothv Hayes. Bill Heard. Kevin Li -2 -, ' 8 ' ' - ' 78 Life at Tech: Don t feel bad, Mr. Greenwood, no one can tel them apart. Hedj ccock. Jon Heiml)aujih. l.arr Holm. William F German. Bradley Herriott. Troy Houerman. Westlcy Hicks. Karl Hildebrand. Kimbcrly Hill. Raymond Hcx?kman, Kevin Houston. Michelle Howe. Holli Huffman. Jeff hiltmari James Humphrey. Diane Hunter. Donald Jaejier. John Jaquinta. Dawn Johnson. Randy Jones. David Jones. Krwin Jones. Russell Jordan. Marj aret Kalwishky. David Kanlaj na. Ratsamay Keeler, Stacy Keelinji. Steven Kelloj i . Karen 79 Keomany. Somdeth Knecht, Cora Kock. RolK rt Kreinbrinj . William Kroitz, Michael l.ampkin. Dawn Larson. Kelli Lee, Denise Lee. Silas LejJ . Clarence Leovan. Doi Lester, Denise Letts, James Leverette. VVill)ert Levy. Rebecca Lewis. Tammy Liven cxxJ. Charles Lothi. Boun Lou van, Viengxay Lovan. Fon Lovan. Neuanj Lovan, Phui Lundy, Samuel Luon van. Pe Mad rick. Thomas Maj nani. Tamara Manivanh. Phayvahn Ma nicy. Ja Marshall, John Mart, Brian Martin. Stacy Masse nj ale, Rol ert Mathews. Juanita May. James McDonald, Jeffery McCray, Collet McKeever. Sondra Melcher. Walter Mila, Xayavon Miller, Brian Myers, Rtxlney Nanthanorath. Vethlav Naples. Michael Nicolle. Travis Nissen. Karen Obrecht. Jean Odej aard. James Oldes. Terry Orchard. James Osborn. Randell Overton, Lisa Owens. Patrick Pajie. Kelli ' ithammavonji. Houmphei Patterson, Vicki Payton. Rol)ert J Life at Tech: Ta-Daaaa! Pay ton. Robert I. Pcntico. Robert Petro. Harokl Pham. Linh l hilavanh. l hakoui mal Phipps. Ai ela Pho mixay. annapha Phon v ixav. David Polke. Charles Pool. David Post, James Post. Michelle Pratt, Mary l rimrose, Daiiiol IVine. Martin Pry or. Ken Pry or. .Wichael Purcell. Dennis Raebi er. RolK rt Rebertus. Christin. Reimer. h ic Reynokis, William Riley, Christopher Rivas. Jacqueline Robinson, Ciina Robinson, Joseph Robinson. Michael Robinson. Robert 81 Rucklo. Dayton R u m me I ha rt . C a ro l i Uutaiv W illiam Sabo. Rhoiula Scaliso. AiAthoiAv Scearcy. rJohn Schamerhorn. I ' .arl Scharf. Kile Schreck. Jackie Sc hweizer. Todd Scott. V eronica Searcy. Jeffrey SeilK rlinj5. Tina Senephansiri. Chimchio Senephansiri. iravong Shade. .VAichelle Shee nan. Jon Shore. Craij Slater. .VAarie Smale. Ciill)ert Smith. Anthony Smith. Christopher Smith. Rol)ert Smith. Timothy Smothers. Melissa Snyder. Keith Sor . Mi S x k Souksavon . Virasack Spotts. Constance teenbkK ' k. Tammy Taylor. Lori Taylor. Michael Taylor. Rol)ert Taylor. Susan Tew. Kelly Thacker. .V arie Thompson. Tina Thoi , Do V an Thorton. Shawn Tillotson. Jennet Townsend. Kurt Tullv, hruce Turnbau h. Theres Cn , VVa Chan L ' ngemach. Coy Cssery. Michael Vancam. Nokham V ' an Deo. Theun an . Kham iounj . an Gundy. Chester Van Haven. David Vasey. liradley. V stjuez. Christina V isiM navon . a VValdon. Jeffrey Walker. David onnn 82 Tl I Life at Tech: Keith VVarne flexes his muscles after a touch down. Walker, Paul Walker. Raolyn Warden. Pamela Warne. Keith Watters. .Welissa Weible, Kenneth Wells, Tonya W estendorf. Joy V heels. Saretta Heer. Todd Wij nall. Deborah Willard. Kurt Williams. leather W illiams, rJohn Williams. Murray Williams. Raymond Wion. As Wirth. Dennis Wolfe. Mark V od. Catherine VV oo I ery. Ronald Wrif ht. Samuel Wruck. lvin Xionfi. C ' honj David ounj . Larry oun . Richard N oun . Tommie Zenor, Michael 83 of m Senior officers head 1984 class Senior executive board helps plan events The class officers and executive board plan activi- ties for the class. Senior breakfast, prom, special events, and the grad- uation ceremonies are amcn the most important happen- inj s for the seniors The elected leaders ot the lass hope their plans turn into happy memories for Tech s 1984 j raduating class. Athena Wesley Malinda Wiezorek 87 A ALFRED, SELINA - IVin 11.12; IV| C lul). l rama ( ANDERSON, PAUL - uu m AVANT, CRAIG - Auto Bods 12; Letters. I ooihall. I rac k c lul . nd TV; I rark H) 11.12: Trac k ! x thall BAILEY, KELLY ii Phoivj iwph) Art BAILEY, REGINA - I hh1s; Basketball tf.lO.l I BALLENTINE, ARCHIE - uto I Letters; 1 ootball BELL, CURTIS - c a, HI. Letters; Basketball football 1012 .isket|)all 9.10.1 1.12; Track BENSON, BETTY - Distributive TAlucatK n BENSON, LINDA - St. hy; haskeihall ' () . ai d, ( )utstaiKlii Honors 1 L noi 1 SvMi ostcr 9.10. Kappa Alpha ISi. OEA rej ioji l ai il si.iu t-oi U ' rences ' BRAGG, GARRY - Painting aiul Decorating; |-ootball 9 10,12; Basketl), ll 9 Letters l ootball; Lettermens C lub BROOKS, CRAIG - Coni|Hiter Pro rammiiA aiul Busi ness Classes; C ross C ounA 10.11; Track 9.10.1 k CIcrm l ettermens Club, . ' iball 9.10.11.12 11; Letters, b, Stu(leri| BROWN, GENi 9 10 Letters; SoFtba ities; MocieKily s AALL I e. nv carbook 1( li. 1 u alisi tor homecomii ijueen BROWN, LISA - CommercialArt; Track l2: ICA.Tcch Lour Guide Drann. Club.TVp Club. Stuclen nion. ice Julie Adams Dan .Alcantar Selina Alfred m. Aller l ul Ai tlerson Linda Benson Hector l rnardino Craiji Broi ks Geni Brown 88 DURKMAN, KIM - IVintinjJ: fSdskcthall 9; Clubs: Pop ( kil). C horns Award; Haskeilwll BURKMIRE, BILL - uto Mechanics BUTLER, BRIAN -Drafting ; I ootball 9.10; VVrestlin 9 10 Track 9. WC JUC) I C Drill Team 10.1 1 : Students in Leader ship; Student (J nion; S fvcral Drill I 6am Honors c CALHOON, MICHELLE - T oods CARPENTER, RON - Radio cV TV; Awards; Marine C orps Ph siral l itness Award CAM, SYMONE - Tailoring CANADY, JIM - Electronics; Football 9; Wrestling 9; I ciu is, 10: Um 9,10 Student Union 9.10 CARTER, JULIUS - WcxxJ Trades; Tootball 9.10.11.12; ' ' 11 9.10: Lettermens Club. Central ilc iv o ram. Ja Band CARTER, KELLY - uto Mechanics Deisel Mechanics. u(v IVhIn CARTER, KIM - f ocxls CAUDILL,KATHRYN-( Mn, utrrl ' . fun-r- lr,ulip. 9.I0.Il.ll i iack9,Iii.iJ.L : ' i lub. Lettct riUTis ( lub. VIC I (i Honor RolM . fK) Amoat . n.c r ican I iiKii ht olStu(lv : t .ioodDri e Chairman of Dimes Youth C on iniUcc ' . oiui tccr C ooi . i i i ator, Bknui Drive. Assistaiue to Chairperson nTn(i ol ' Diim s. Member oF Buildi! - tl ist r Committee Sji ior C lass President CHANG. XENG - Mac hiru Sh.Jm CHEATEM, RON - tu -mPooibalf 9M), 2: Bas-  - ' Irack 10.11.12 StudeP Union ' ( ' I and Knj iiu ' cr Staff. Lcttermen U th I iomecomfiA Court. I-.ditor v4 rt-t . U iio s W liv jnon inerican HijJh Schi rs CHILDERS, LYNNETTE - Steno; W restlin Manager. 1 Vp ( ' kil) I )r , . ( luh Win e CHIOVARO, DOMINIC - Agriculture liusiiuss; Future l arnu oricd. Cireenhaiul. Chapter I ArnHM , rootball 9 CHRISTIE, KEN - Aviation l onnis 9.10.11.12; l otball 9,11 Letters: Tennis 9.10.11 CLOUD, KEVIN - Indust: - . i ! oothall 9.10: W 1 . stlinf; 9; StuiieiU linion COE, LORl - PrintiiiK nintry 9. Drill 1 earn. Let- termei s Club T.nir CluicK c hoi u . Hand Drill CONN. CURT - N hanics; Football 9. Wrestling; 9 10,1 112; Student L shmen Court Homecomit COOK, CHRIS - Axiaiion.MC JROTC 9.10.1 112 CORTEZ, TANYA - Clerical. Chorus COWAN, BILLY - Industrial Llectricity; Baskeihall 10.1 1.12 Trac k 10.12: Drama, LottermeiAs Club CRUCHELOW, CHRISTINE - Softball 9 10 OM u . liohKM Sl (] 12; Tour (iuide 9.10,11 ll Captain ot Tech l . 10, 12; handettes9,10; Boys 1 rack Mano ier 9.10; Dominic Chiovaro Andrew A. Church S ; , . . 1 V i t C ou nci I Re prese ntat i v e 9.10.11.1 2; V ice Preside nt oF Student Cnion 12: Pep C lub 9.10; Chrous 9.10,1 1 ; Homecom- Dance Comn ittee 9.11.12; People s Aid 12; Drama Club 9 12: WCrJRO rC. Powderpuff Football 12; Lettermen Clul) 12: Umor Roll, DKCA C lub. DFC A Club Presidei Talent Show Band 0 in 1 1 f ia Team, Steppers D DANG, BILLY - Wac Wuw Shop DAYE, STEPHANIE - Health S Mvices Lelterme. s C lul) 0.10,1 1. Si n Lai j ua e C lub 9; Homecoii ii j5 Court 11; hos W ho nH i j,i Americai Hi h School Siuilents. Dull ' VcAm 0,10 Band Drill Tean Tech lixpress 9,10: l echni Office HelperO 10; Tour(iuide9.10 iri2.Pinv Kvll 9: COOP First Aid U r March of Dmu s W.dK A- I hon 11: I lon.x Roll DEVINE, BILL - Aufo Bodv; I ooiball 11.12. Basketball 11.12. Baseball 12. Coll ' 10: Swimming 10; Wrestlin J 10.11.12 Kevin C loud Curtis Conn Chris CcH k Tanya Cortez Bill Cowan Christine Lynn Cruchelow Stephanie L. Daye Bill Devine Bobby Dewees Bill Dory Patricia Driver Caria Sue Dudley Lisa Duff 9() mputors And C lerlcal; C heer a-oi BandoticsU 1 l;ChecrlecKi si times. I i C lub. Drama C omputor (Mill. Wiss Tech. ho s Whi Am Mi American DILL, STEPHANIE - le ulii j59.1().Soiil) !i ' ' ' ir j Mana er Lc Clul). Lettermens ul National II nor S cieiy lli h Scfun i Students, Dan o C ommittee, C f orus DRIVER, PATRICIA - Mrintin : Track Wana er 12 DUDLEY, CARLA - Printing; l and Drill I earn: Techni ( i.n .11 Knj ineer Stiiff; AssistaiU l (litor t ■ HA Ki ftineer DUFF, LISA - [ oods DUPREE, JAMES - Electronics. Drattm . Mechanics AU iUo rC Drill Team 9.10,11: Track 9; Student Vnu n 12; ' u e I reside n I of J A 1 1 ENGLISH, NIKRI - Licei ball 10 ical Niirsin i. Basket- EUBANKS, ROXANNE - Sofih , r . tball. Office Education Association. Local President. State Western Regional Vice President. AwardsOffice Education Assoc ia- tion Extemporaneous Speaking 1st Place. Records n agement. 3rd Place. Job Interv iew. Who s Who ii America National Merit S holarships semi-finalist EVANS. JOHN - Printing ELEY, DENNIS -Diesel Mechanics K Skill Olympics ENGLISH, DEBRA - Printing: Track 9 lo i|.l2: Basket hall 9.10. Soc cer 9; Lettermens Club. C horus FISHER, JOHN - .Machine Slu)p Wrestling 9.10; Cross C OLii trv 9,lO;Studerit f M m. 0 I i j - mei s Cliil)9 10 ( ho rus. Band 9.10.11 FISHER, KEN - Carpentr . Student Union 12 FOX, TROY - Commercial Arts. Track 10; Drama Club ' FROST, JIM - Carpentry; Football 10; Wrestling 12; Stu Roxanne Eu banks John Evans Lisa Eyerly Shelly I arrington Greg I ath Ron I ields John Fisher Kenneth Eisher Troy Fox James I ' 91 FULITANO, JOHN- m,  !i - Russi. IU ' mU i)rill aiAil Uifk- T Mon . LcaJcM shii Awaril. WomlK .mpiot hi I! Pcam (HIik Kni lAls) l)isiii );uisiiva u iuis i} . C ) 1 C FURREY, JEAN - Shi oi Moial G otball 9; Wrestlinj GABRIEL, KI RT - vi 9,10,11 12; Baseba ' Ml 12, Cu GARSH, DEBBIE - Prinli i Basketball 10; Tennis 10,1 1 12 Student ( v IVpClub GEBARD, TERRY - Inilustrial FJectricity; ' l 9.10.1 1.12; Central C an pus Hospitality Committee. Sludei is in Leadership C hair man GOBB, MILISSA - Ar|j|c dlf TFC 9.10.11 GOLOB, ANTHO f GRAVES, DONNILLL . .. Basketball9 1 m 12; VIC GRAVES, WESLEY - Basketball 1 GREEN, TERRY - Agriculture Busii . s. I I A Ue|x rter GREENWOOD, DALE - Computer I i ojjrammn Plot ronics, VV ' eldin i; Helpe d Haiuiicap| etl StudeiU GRESS, KIMBERLEY KAY - Distributive i.ui cauoit S vimn ina9.IO S vim!n  Wana ier 10; Bai i I)rill9.10.l l.ll Swimmit Wa- LaiAj ua e C lub StiuK ni ( nion l.i ii eer iV ' I n Siat ' t ' . 1)I C A C luh. Tour ( ruid - Hospitality C oinniillec 1 .i invHM h. i (K ' los GI5SON, DAVID - Auto ' GRIFFIN, EDWARD GULLING, DONALD - SIuhm Wuiis. W resllinji 10. iC A GWINN, ROBERT - Industrial KlectnM ic s H MAINE. DAVID Base l ' i V p L John Kulitano Kui t Ci l)riel Delx rah Ciarsh linfJ9.11.12 Michelle Ciatewixxi Terry Ciebard Dale Greenwood Kimbcrly Kay Cress Kdward L. Griffin Don Cjullinf Robert Gwinn 92 HAINES, ROBERT - Arc hitectural Draftin  H R. I MC JkO I C. Drill Team. Student Union, Ici U Ciuiiie. KM) Mile Hardcore Runners Club HAMILTON, GARY - WeidinU HANNER, ELAINE - Tailorin Softball 9.10.11 1 Cheerleadinji. Track 9.12. Golf 9.10; Pej Club. l ttermenv C lub Swif Choir. PcpClubTrcasurcr )issTei h Studciu ' nion. ISand Drill Team. Chorus HANSEN, STEVE - Aviation HARRIS, SHANA - Clerical HARVEY, JOE - Aahculture Busiiu ss HEATHCOTE, BILL - Meet l cp Club. V C JROTC. Student Union. Business Basics. UK) Sales ( lub Attendance President and VP of Production HENNIGAR, RODNEY - Architectural Drafting ' A I ndustrial I Jectricity; Basketball 11.12: Basketball Manage; Student Union Lit rnsed Practical Nursinj I Wrestlin AAatt School Students HENRICKSEN, KELLY - Pro r n HEWUS, LAURA - Band Maids, Who s V ho Amof S2 H.y Tech North Band Dru: HICKS, DIANA - Drafting: Basketball 9.10; I l lice Kxplorers. Student Union. Promotion to Lk in the post: Chorus, MCJROTC HINTZ, CRAIG - Agriculture Busn ess; Future 1 armers of meric 11 ' Cireenhand Degre . HOLT, HAROLD - Printing. Pre I lectrftity. Fundamen lalDrafting 1 ov tl)all9.1();Basketball9.10.12;T ack9;Dram.i Club HOLLAND, LISA - Radio IS?-] HOSKINS, TROY - Compi Fxplorers HOUANG VAN, LAKHONEVI - leader 9 t;rainininj; I vshion Arts ai (l 1 V r otta Halsted Scott Halsted Flaine Manner Stephen L Hansen Rcxlncy Hcnnigar Michael Henry l ura Ann Hewus Troy Hawthorne ■y 4 Craig Hintz Bill Heathcote Lisa Holland 93 HOVEY, MIKE - General C horus. Honor Roll HAWTHORNE, TROY - Mac hiiu I)raftit !: NV m K A HYLER, LARRY - rchitocti uuniniiiU 9.10,1 112. 1 rai k 1 1; Letlonnons C li dus Hos- pitality Co 11 in 1 nee HYGN. UN CHU - D v lubs. K A 1 i.a-, . Honors;2nd in U St, liion in Machii Draliii f; JACKSON. KIM - Stenography; OKA H:3|(P|||| ' JACKSON, SHERRY - Nursing 10, Business Courses; C2. Advertising Manager for 1984 Mi ineer c I 1 Mst W ho s ho Amon American Hij h School Students JOHNSON, ANDREW - A riculture Business JOHNSON, TINA - ArcWtectrual Drafting: Honor Roll 9: W ho s W ho Amon Ameri Jn I lij h St Iuh I StudeiUs; Certif icate ol ' Academics c hicvetnent. Councelin C enter Helper JOHNSON, TR AC I t crical; lUsketUall 9 10.1 1 li S ft hall 9,10 JONES, DONALD ' l rack H ID JONES, JIM - Auto Wv. ' ■ JONES, MIKE - 1 k ( JORDAN, MIKE - Auto ISo JORDAN. PEGGY - C ornn,. n, W resthn Mat maid Who s V hv nuM inerican Hi hSchot l Students i uics; Vrestling lU.n .12 •nf Union ' KESSINGER, KAREN - Licensed Practical Nursing Beverly Jennings Andrew Johnson Tina Johnson Traci Johnson James Jones Michael Jones Pejiiiy Jordan Karen Kessinjjer Theresa Kinney 94 MC.IU( ) l ( H liUI.12 VICA Ouisumdin Drill C ui. t tin uislu J i Xpert Uitle Tedm; Honor Roll 9.10; St linion; Auu ricaf s Drill Team Con mdhdi.M : Chorus KEOPINE, KHAMKEO - Auto Mech nics KOOKER, BRIAN - Computers: I HM )all 12; SukKmu i ' fl on. I it. nfiCLonAi Dan . Idin ; C 1 . ss LOVE, JANICE - Printing. C horqj M MAPLES, JEFF - Radio ' cV TV (pi radio 12.); I ootball 9.10.12. IWba!l 1 rack 10 All Metro Honorable iVAent LEWIS, STEVE - e( ulive Board II Campus I lospitality Com itiee (iSuildin Ad miittee 11 ' ' i Prvsidoni) ech IVx ster Club; S t ector 111 ArSHALL, GEORGE - uiu cV I V brill I Rifle ream l(iU Mile l unm -v ( |ub. VFW Uadi tional ' 1 alent Search. Central C ' b [) ' scholastic chievemenl. w Drill ' W o Knij hls). idem Union. S in Leadcr- Aard Bound, Ki .lan. Presiden- ho ii Americar udents KDPS M 9 award, AL Iowa Ciun Hair I. MARTIN, DAVID - Food Service. Ra h I MATHEWS, CHARLES MAY, JAMES- Auiohodv ; Military Kxcei Squad. NCO U.u CjuarOLi- l Champions. Honor i lAXWELL, LINDA - Commercial on. Chorus. V ice President I PTV Art Club lball 10;VVres- sical Achieve- f iood ( ri(hi( t • Diajn.i mce J A I Hit) Charlie Luffy Chinda Malavonj (ieor e Mars hall David Martin MCFARLAND, GREG - Priming; has. .all Id MCCLELLAND, JIM - Auto Mecha I ootball . W rvstlin 10.1 1 ; Cross C oi I li st Xssistai t I ' lM- Walk Americ a. 1 lv iioi Uoii MCNEAR, KAREN - Stono rai.hv: Tr.ick M C)l Sc( rota r MCCURN. KEVIN - I k I o lormens Clul) Chorus MCELVOGUE, TIM - Xxiaiion T MCKEEVER, STEPHANIE -Su , 1 1 Committee: ()I . A I listo MERRIFIELD, CYNTHIA - Tennis 9,10.1 1.12; C ross C ountr 11 Club; VIC.A; Aero Club; Letterme Amonji American Hi h Schi ol Si Atteiulant: 1 k nor Roll: TaleiMed And Chorus; hai cJ; Dllpil l)ri c Committee lulent Unit i Mospita i - oftbdir MILLER, BXRLENE - Nursin i; IV C liib. Honor RolMVKMI ' 2 MILLER, RAY - i MORROW, AMY ' ICA l)o|4roe Avviutl aiui V v Ue i w r(J; Honor Roll; Ciokl Me lal Winner i C )| moics U i ' Medical I MORROW, MICH AEL 12. Crack HUI 12; IxUcr Letter mens C lub MUNDY, CHARLIE - em Kaseball 10; I locke y 9 1-t i , !  . I ootball. Moi Key. and 1 ' MURPHY, MATT C ountt 10. II. 1 2 Prat K ' ' '  nd; Meii KM i t v i.. ui lry ?mhi meric  n lements tale Skill  II9.10.11 12 i2 (,etters I ; i r I li iuir l ll ( N P NEWHARD, MICHAEL -  untr 9 lo 1 1.12; I k 1,12. Lotlcrs in Cioss (. ouniry and Trad Momhi - of W AU) ( Inl) Momhor of the Honor f l! warii tor Car C ara NICOLLE, CRAIG - . i.:,;., ; 1 , lor l h i al Achievements. iSest brill St |uatl. GochJ C oiulia Xward M miot (iuanl. Drill ( h m| ii ns NGUYEN, HOA-Cionerai PATRICK, TODD W v PAUSCHER, CAROLYN - Nurs-- IVtsketball 11). nt. SetAii r o ODAYE. JONATHON - Dra OUIMLI , GEORGE - Uel hiu ICA Vice President! ' ! unu M State V ii i Mate Vice fVesident 1 och VK IV- w Award; U wa Stale ICA Skill ()l i ioi : Chv riis, ISaiid nr ' t! f f si)it,ili ' ( v PERRY, DAVID PHABMIXAY, EVOUM HAM - Ck . . PHABMIXAY, VANNAPANNAH - c PHARES. BECKY - Printi. fi PHILAHEUANGDETH, SONE - Business Xccountin ; PHIPPS, TONY - Wachine Shop Suimmin i PHONGVIXAY, TONY-Unc. I POSTON, ROBIN - Radio ' tV I A f ■•I ■ Twila Oakley Jonathan O Dayc Georj e Ouimet TcxJd Patrick Carolyn Pa use her P David Perry Bc untham S Phabmixay Becky Phares Sone Philahcuanj deth Tony Phipps Manivanh Phlysanh Robin Fasten Margaret Potter Dan FVinfirosc Suzanne Procter 97 POTTER, MARGARlEY-CompulerPft m l , . ♦ . S. ft ll Manager; Lettermeru I. Sl«tlont L ' nioaJTreiu PROCTOR, SUZANNE - ui.,: - TlO-. oru ' PURCELL, DAVID - IV. .. I Mcchan PUTZIER, KURT - Canicnlry ' Ik 10: Win R RITTER, RANDY - hi s W ho AmoHjii Anu RICHARDS, RONALD tlinU 11. I I ' Circon Ma RILEY, KATHLEE ina9; T V IVMm9.10.l 12;hlackmansRifk-,9.IO.1 1 Scc rciary; Schoi ' t iian ROE, PHIL - Wachinc Drafliii : Band 9. 10. II ( )iifstamlii haiui. J a z haiAti. Whos Who AmoiA Anir uan Mi h S . hool Students C olii tn S.ci ROTHMAN, LEWIS loi nieiAs C lub ROSENBALM, RFBEC C A - Sc. . • tn. . l Aluca tion Assoc iatioiv ( . , Hos| ( nmitl huildinj , dvisor L oimk iI . arcer U .-coi sid mittee j HjlHl rnion: CTlliW!|BBBP RUSSELL. MARY - LPN Nii rjQ; VI X RYAN, DENNIS - I lectricity RYUN, CANDI - Radio |. T ournalisr David Purcell Kurt R. Putzier Aaron Reed Randall Ritter Phil Roe Rebecca Rosenbalm Joseph Rothman Dennis Ryan Candace Ryun Nitniranh Sayasane Michael Schernf erhorn Todd Schweizer Glennia Denise Sellers Raymond Sells 98 SWL|pSi GLENNIA - Dr ill To. im;JWh i .xpress Drill Tea Kitiw ss CeM m:Mc. Lutheran Hospi I h i i o irtif nf A wa rd Song, KA G - ulo Mechanics SAYASANE, NITNIRANH - C,e l) ilik iiii . slic s; Wodol for Steven ( sv tAiPm(l; l hysic al I itness Award; C SFLl S RAYMOND - Painting nr ( niot Representative HLI MERHORN, MICHAE SHADE . GEORGE - C omputer Pr ' II lphi Kappa Psi; C SHAFFER, SHELLY lencal SHFNKER, TODD -industrial Uec trie it SlMftRO, GEORGE i I)iesc-I W f xmc s -.. jl l Si-OAN. JAMES - !i lustri|ktl cfri if iV.skrrlM IMMO SOUKSAKHONE, PHANTAVONE - IVilonn UKSAVONG.THANOMSACK - i Wechanics f ThVF S THOMAS- viatioii:1 rac k C rossC ouniry I rps. ( )Ffiiernj iniiAjJ Corps; Schi - ! ' .n v l-; llfc « Phxsu al F- itness STREE I 1 1.I2;CrossCouiUr itative George Shade 111 Michelle Shade Shelly Shaffer Todd Shenker George Simbro James Robinett Sloan II Dennis Smith Keith Snyder Kang Sup Song Thanomsack Souksavong Pam South Howard Steffey Tom Stevens Jay Street 99 T TAIT, DEBBIE -U Kal.CfiiSrlc I cn 1 r a(. K Wai a otjJjjyi W aiv ! Stuclont IJnii . Tour Cj TETMEYER.1X l5 ' b ' ] THOMAS, MICH f ;i a ( THOM AST, TINA i mmin : Che. .. VISONNAVONG, THOU - Klcclionks WATERS, STEVE 10.12 has. 12 livM vM i WESLEY, ATHENA - c cou f Cloric. ). Amor H T ftM 11 12; S. l hoorloai ■ ' cu C lul). W ho s W ho A ppa Alpha Psi: jBidoni i ZOREK, mMiNDA - v ' m ' ' M) 1i TrT ' 10.1 W2: v iuial C . StucioiV W ARNF. MARh Hoa TanjJ Michael Thomas Tina Thomas Uohort ( ttiM l), ( k ISrenda Van liuskirk David Walker Mark Warne Steve Waters Athena Wesley Siott Wheeler Malinda Wiezorek Dwayne Leroy WignallJr Timothy Wright 1(K) Kenneth Youn J Randy Younji More Seniors . . Allison. LalfLMida Avanl. C raiji Avriti. Stephanie Baldwin. Tina halleiUine. Archie IkMhi. Souaiu ' 1 1. u K ( h.u-l l ra M. Ciarry C anally. Jimmy Carter. Julius C arter. Kelly Chanji. Xen Chhith. Savy Christie. Kenneth Coltrain. Jerry Dill. Stephanie Duni aiv Kevin Kley. Deni is I idler. Cia brie lie I orhush. Jerri I ' urrey. Jean Graves. Donne He Graves. W esley Haines. David Haines. Rol)crt Hamiltoi . Ciary Harvey. Joseph Hicks. Diana Hoy me. David Jackson. Kiml)erly Jones. Donald Jordan. Michael Kahley. Paul Keopine. Khamkeo Knight. Darrellyn Kohrs. Kiml)erly l arsoiv John .Wark Lawrei ce. V ernon l.ee. Douglas Leftwich. l rry Lewis. Steven Littrell. Nita Littrell. Rit.- l.o. Cinvan Lomax. Michael Ia u an. K ham leu Lovai . Sei N eun Ma la onji. .Wetta .Wathews. C harles McCurn. Kevin Miller. Darlene Miller. Randall Miller. Raymond Miller. James Naemeyer. Anna Patterson. Ronald 101 Phabmixay, V ' amiapani ah Phanhihavor i. Si uks k Phor ji ixay. Tony Ric hards. Ronald Russell. Mary Saunders. Sidney Si ' i liano. All)ert Shepard. Paul Toimeyer. Tixld Thompson. Dar iel Van Dan . Billy ' anj . C her aiA . Somchohh issom ovan . Thou Wells. Jeff W right. Kelly Xayavonji. Sen Pheth Voui j i|uisl. hilly V ' ouiA i. Sherry e|x.Hla. I hillip Lvoi s. Lis In Memory of Pennyc Watson Pennyc Watson July 17. 1965-Septeml)er 10. 1985 Remember A very quiet Shy type Flxcept, When it came to singing She carried a tune Like a bird On a green Spring day lirought to hfe A scare To a lot of girls Scared of the Westside Scared, almost To walk home After school Did she know How much she really meant To some of us? It s too late . . But at least She s in safe hands now. — Joanne Moore 102 104 tK M V 1 ' S4i 7 0 107 Homecoming Homecoming Court 1983: Sophomores Tina Holm and Miko Wurphy Junii rs Kristi C arr aiul Todd Schwci or [ K moc omiiA ( ueoi f Jaino I ianner and 1 iomoc omii Kif j Rob (Jtter- uu k Thoir attor dai ts SonivM s oiAic . Wt C lollaiul « tul Ron C hoalom H omeroom Entries In The Door Decorating Contest 1()9 Ill) Varsity Football Row 1: John Purely. Sioii Halsted. Rick Maherty. Sam VV rij ht. C harlie Mundy. Neal WiHiams Row 2: Jeff Maples. Knute IWmis. Chris Palmer. ' Rxld .WcCullou h. Julius Carter. Steve Waters. Skip Sweeten Row 3: Sean Morris. Crai Avant. Keith Warne. Tom Morris. RolK rt Taylor. Rol ert Rhems. Mike Morrow. Joe Oxenrider. Kim .Wick IW 4: Lynn Vanderlinden. Tony Gill. Jeff Potts. Ryan Aldrich. Wayne Mitchell. Dav id Jones. Lewi s McCire or. John hohall. Pat harden. F Vankie I rost Row 5 Terest Stemler. David Van Arkel. Archie Balitone. Kevin Cavan. Gary Bra . Dou Lee. Wrum C ooker. Sidney Shelton. Shaw n Nelaon Row 6: John Pierick. Sayse (iampat. Joey Oliver. Tony Smith. Ron Woolery. Stan La .V ay. Ron Cheatem. Krwin Jones. Jay Knapp Sophomore Football Rou 1 Mike Murphv David Me er s. Jett hums. Paul White. Kddie Roberts. Ron Jorj enson. I )arrell Wri iht Row 2: Manajjer Kristina Muniz. Mike .Wathis. Matt iamilton. Jim Tullis. Am Lovan. Tim |- errell. Irvin Stokes. Jackie Adamobich. manager Kim Knapp Row3: Jeff Cox. Charles Steoe. Simon Alatory. Tony l azzi. Steve Dill. Dominic l aterno. Darrell Ldison Row4: Coach Keelinji. Rick |- laurehty. Jim Sealey. Antoine Lewis. David Jackson. Stan Paj e. manaj er Krisly McAl ee. Coach Rickio. woariri i toni is sh(.H?s « iul dress pants ' 113 I linisione vitamins can do wonders for a fjerson The Aerobics craze is sweeping the country. 114 Volleyball Players DeAnn Carpenter. Malinda Wiezorck. Tina Aller and Purwantie Ganpat Girls Cross Country Boys Cross Country Row 1 Mike Newhard. Kamphoui iWcam. Steve Helm. Ji e koihman. Mike Donnahue Hampe, Kevin Ciee. Mike f ord. Jih? Laumenn. David Nash Row 3 C harles Barl)er. Alan Pickett. Jim C x lish. Matt Murphy. Larry ' ounjJ. Row 4: Mr. Snyder. Mr. Silvey 117 Boys Swim Team Front Row: James Seely. Coach Bob Lawson. Tony Gill Row 2: Manager Kris Hernandez. Mark Sims. Paul VV ' iecJemeir. Steve Marvelli. Shawn Thornton. C had Hobbiebrunken Row 3: Alan Pickett. Mike Choate. Bill Kvans, .Wark Hampe. Larry oung. Peter Clay. Larry F4yler. Bill Kreinbrin . Mana er Stephanie Boozell Not pictured: Coach Bob Peterson and Lars Steffensen. Swimmers Go To State Swimmers in the State Meet: Alan Pickett. Larry Hyler. Paul W ' iedemeir and Lars Steffensen Alternates for the State Meet: Larry Young and Jim Seely. Boys Varsity Basketball Team Finishes 10-10 Row 1 Charles harbor. Kc in dcv Paul Walker. Tony Smith. Wesley Greaves. Tommie Youn . Curtis hell. Row 2: Tina Thompson im r), Tim Wrij ht. Jon He decock. Mike l.omax. John l urdy. hill Cowan. Kenny Knnis. Tim Rej hi. Alan Gray. Keith Warne (m r). Anthony hell. Stephanie hrown (m r) Thanks for the boost! Wow! What an air ball! 122 Girls sophomore basketball FVont Row: Shelly Smith. Donna Chapnndn. Diana Wodds. April Cowan. Andrea Murray. Shari Doyle. Shellisa Miller Back Row: Elizabeth Cain. Cristi Lippold. Darcy Dunlap. Debbie Kroll. Dana Porter. Diane Vanderlinden. Leslee Carr. Coach George Davis. Wrestlers Asst Ci ach Glenn. Coach Schweizer. Seniors Mark Warne. Curt Conn. Rob (Jtterback. I xld Schweizer. Don Jones and Kurt Ciabriel. Row I: Rich Buchanan. Mark Warne. Tony Borwi , Neal Wilhams. Rob Tayk r. Curt Conn. Kurt Gabriel. Row 2 Khamphoui haccam. David Jones. Phil Cilenn. Todd Schweizer. Don Jones. Rob L ' tterback. Mike Baron. Robbie Bird Row 3 JJ Smith. Jim Russell. Steve Pu h. Roscoe Reis. Jim Tullis. Scott Marnin. Randy Childers. .V ike Murphy. Donny Hunter. Scott Mosm rv L r riette C hilders. Julie Cilei fi 129 130 Golfers Wike hales. fJ ay Street. fJamcs haklwiiv Kur t Ci.ihnol. Ari okl Mercer Tennis Players 132 Purwantic Ganpat. Saycs Ganpat. Debbie Croll Girls Track Team Row 1: Lori Simpson. I.ynn Flaherty. Suprcna Daniel. Stephanie Sin n ons. Terri Hernandez. Roberta Lorenze. Susie Choate. Kim Scearcy. Lisa Simpson. Melissa Palmer Row 2: Pam Cope. Dee Dee James, hrenda I ' .ssex. Barbara Brewer. Andrea Murray. April Cowan, hobbye Waj ner. Shelly Williams. Wmna C hapman. Sandy Adams. Shari Doyle. Linda Ward Row 3: Kim Lenz (manager). Margaret Decrown. Mic helle Carter. Carmella Barnes. Teres Johnson. Malinda Weizorek. Kelly Cox. Liz Messerly. Marilyn Cason. Marguerite DeBrown. Coach Thorpe. Coach Davis. Coach Long Top left, Marguerite DeBrown Top right, Sophomore track team warms up Bottom left, Andrea Murray 133 Boys Track Row i Ha N o. Mike NewharcJ. Tony I reeman. Tim McMains. Joey Oliver. Scott Mitchell. Charles Barber Row 2: Kelvin I Veeman.Tony Gill. Julius Carter. Mike l ord. Lawrence Fernandez. Row 3: Leonard Brown. Joe Laumann. Simon Alatorre. Garrison F ord. Jim Kullish. Tom F inley. Matt Murphy. David Nash. Row 4: Coach Snyder. Mike Morrow. J R. Sloan. Michael Lomax. Mark Hampe. Jarl Waters. Joe Thomas. Coach Silvey 134 Michael Lomax Julius Carter Baseball - Returning Players First Row: Kurt Gabriel. Jeff Burns. Keith Snyder. Second Row: Rob (Jtterback. Dave Jones. Jeff Harll. Mike Mathis. Arnie Mercer. Baseball Walk-Ons 135 I ' roni How: Russell Jackson. Teddy liurketl. Back Row: Scott Held. Simon Alatorre Varsity Basketball Cheerleaders (countcr-ckx:kwise from top) Kathy C audill. Klaiiw Hannor. Jenny IVeila e. Stacy Holman. Shana Burnett. Kristi Carr. I ' Jaine Manner Cheerleaders Klaine H. i ner. Siacy Holman. Shana ISurj ett. Kristi Carr. Jenny I Veila e. Kathy Caudill. 136 Varsity Football Cheerleaders - I irst Row Cindy Aerrifield. Shana hur iett. Jenny I reila e Second Uow: Jenny l arker. Kelly Tew. Kristi Carr. Stacy Holman. Kathy Caudill. Athena Wesley. Stacy Holman. Krisii Carr. Joi iav I reilaj e. Klaine Hanner. Kathy Caudill. Shana Bur ett Varsity Wrestling Cheerleaders - I rom top counter clockwise Athena Wesley. Jenny Parker. Shelly .V cPher- SopKomore cheerleaders not pictured: Tracy Bcnda. ' ' Theresa Mc xlnick. Susie Choate. Cindy Merrificld. Shelly McPhersi i . Karia Meislahiv 137 143 Pride, practice and perfection: Blue Knights The Blue Knights drill team went to Seattle. Washington and New Orleans, Louisana in 1983 and won the title of No. 1 in the United States for the 2nd year in a row. The Blue Knights have used the same drill for 10 years in a row and despite minor changes in it, the drill keeps on winning awards. The drill team, which is supervised by Master Sergeant Chris Thomp- son, practices over 550 hours a year. The team has traveled extensively, and they are known all across the country for their precision. lEil r i A — 1 Seattle • New Orleans • San Diego • New York • Dallas 144 and Americans are rated No. 1 in the U.S. The Americans drill team is com- prised of 28 highly motivated, truly dedi- cated, rompin . stompin young women. They practice over f5(X) hours a year. That practice paid off in August when they won 1st place in the VF W National Championships in New Orleans. La. Although they go through a lot of yell- ing and discipline, it is nothing com- Chicago • Boston • Philadelphia • Washington D.C. 145 The Blue Knights Front Row: Rick C aklwell. C hris Uile y. Terry Okies. Roh Webb, hill Fk lm. CrAijJ Nicolle. Robert H« ines. Kric Reimer. James May Rack Row: Tim Allen. James Condit. Jeff Coen. William Krienbrin . Randy Jones. Kevin Wilson. Cjlen Christian, Jeff MacDonald. Kevin Heard. The Americans Front Row: Assistant Commander Kathleen Riley. Donna Sparks. Michelle Hildebrand. Michelle Ash. Karen Stephens. Monica Kelly. Tracy Wifinall. Audra West. LeAnna Connett. Commander Karen Kessin- er Middle Row: Rhonda Sabo. Athena Westley. Mary Pratt. Kathy Tolson. Noel Runyon. Julie Pratt. Karia Meislan. Trisha Noble, (ilennia Sellers. Shelly (ilick. Lis A Moylaiv Back Row: Rita Connett. Carmalita Daye. Marcee Turner. Dana Porter. Brenda hutler. Chris Henderson. Tanya I ' olsoiv Tammv Stcenblock. Lynn Connett. Diana Tischer. Dawn Ballard 147 Students in Leadership lech is one of the six area hi h schools that parti- cipate in Students in Lead- ership. The purpose of this program is to increase the leadership tjualities of stu- dents and to encourage in- volvement in school and community by building awareness of individual ai d roup leadership capa- bilities. Members are select- ed on the basis of demon- strated and potential leader- ship ability. Row 1: John Sccarcy. Kristi Carr. Margaret Dohrown. Marj uorite Dehrowiv Cilen C hrisiian. hrian Dovick Row 2: Shelly Cilick. Missy Waters. Llaine Manner. isonnavonj Row 3: Karen Kessen er. Carol Pauscher. Bee ky Rosenbalm. C ory F reeborn. Terry Gebard. illiam Walone. Dick Penninj ion Row 4: Lisa ion. Kim l udans. Cieor e Marshall. C iiuiy .Werrifiekl. Tim Hawthorne. Aj Drew. Todti Sc hweizer. Antony hell Future Farmers of America Front Row: Bill Krienbrin . Maria Rombou. Karen Nissen. CraifJ Hintz Back Row: C hris Riley. Lee Van Gundy. Dominic Chiovaro. Keith Warnc. Building Advisory Council i I or the past three years. Tech has provided an addi- tional link between parents, students, faculty and admin- istration through the liuild- ' t Advisory Council sys- tem. The BACs, as they are called, are made up of five parents and five faculty members. F ' ive students are added to the BAC member- ship at each secondary school. Chosen by their peers, this group discusses district goals and objectives, special concerns and bud- get matters that affect not only their specific building, l)ut the district as a whole. The huiklinji Advisi ry Council: First row, left to right: Jeff Maples. Mrs Burns. Mrs Maples. Mr Maples. Miss K.ntJelbrechl. Mr I .nj elbrec hi. .Wrs Aches n. Mr. Acheson Second row: Mr Ciillespie. Rel)ecca Rosenbalm. Mrs Samuelson. Mr Odej aard. Mr Siibbert. C aroK n Pauscher. Jill f isher Student Union Chris Riley. Ken Weible. Glennia Sellers. Silas Lee. Jinn Durce. John Searcy. Kristi Carr. Selina Alfred. Willie Malone. John ounj . Donald Dow ney. MarjJaret DeBrown. Rebecca Rosenbalm. Jay Street. Marguerite DeBrown, Jay Manley. Jill I isher. Anthony IWII. David C ouiAtryman. John I ' ulitano. KarIa Meislahn Office Education of America Row 1: Rebecca Rosenbalm. Manivanh Phlysanh. Roxanne Kubanks. Kimberly Jacksc n Row 2: Von Hathi. Tina Thompson. Stephanie McKeever. Susan Ayersman. l.ynnette Chiklers. Vicky Scott. Diane Humphrey Row 3: Rose Cialbreath. Karen McNear. Debbie Tait. .Nancy C lark. Linda Benson 1984 OEA REGIONAL COMPETITIVE EVENTS TYPING c Rb:LATh:DIII RECORDS o L. vr MANAGEMENT II 2 Karen McNcar 3 Stephanie McKeever 4 Nancy Clark jobintervip:wi 1 Bonita Jones 2 fJulie Glenn JOB INTERVIEW II 1 Roxanne Eubanks 4 Manivanh Phlysanh EXTEMPORANEOUS I 1 Julie Glenn EXTEMPORANEOUS II 1 Roxanne Eubanks 1 Roxanne Eubanks 2 Rel)ecca Rosenbalm RECORDS MANAGEMENT I 2 Vicky Scott f5 Diane Humphrey 6 Lynnette Childers BUSINESS MATH 4 Manivanh Phlysanh BUSINESS PROOFREADING 3 Rebecca Rosenbalm 4 Nancy Clark 6 Linda Benson TYPING® RELATED II I Debbie Tait STENOGRAPHIC I 1 Angela Stittsworth WORD PROCESSING TRANSCRIPTION 3 Linda Benson ELECTRONIC WORD PROCESSING 2 Rebecca Rosenbalm RECEPTIONIST 2 Julie Glenn 4 Bonita Jones Pep Club h irst Row: Jeff Acheson. hrenda Kssex. Jill Fisher. Krin Ganpat, Dawn Crase. Kathy Caudill. Wally VVekher Second Row: Kevin Heard. Rusty Jones. Donald Downey. Karia Meislahn. Shelly .V c l herson Band Sitting in front: Leslie FVost. Jim Davis (band director). Laura Hewus (drum major - Tech) First Row: Joe I arrii ioiA. David .V endenhall. David Jacobs. Jeff Rej an. Jane lk lluchi. Abbi Jacobs (drum major North). Jean IWIIuchi. Brian W ' estphal. Jim Chipp. John Jacobs. Chad Hobbielieinken. V ' al Alksnis Second Row: VAarcene Schomer. W endi Swift. Andrea .V urray. Kim Kohrs. rjizel)eth Cain. Sherry .V cClure. Shelly Nelson. Stacy Lo arv Stephanie holes. Teres ! Stemler. Teres I iscus. Sherry f cxldrill. Amy Kurchinsk, Jody Holman. Laura I reerksen. Jody Hester. Darcy Dunlap. Meliss Palmer. V eronica McClelland Third Row: Kim Lens. Cindy iViAn. Diane Vanderlinden. Kim Ciilmore. Jennifer ' ork. Rosemarie harcellano, Ruth C hoate. Reyna Anne Kramer, (iloria Ciary Fourth Row: Pat Warren. Alan Gray. Tim Rij hi. Lis« ion. .Wike Bohmke. Bonnie Wii o. Kim Bell. Donna C iiulcrson. Dana Lorney. Lynn King. Tom Ciordinier. Lis« Simpson. Jennifer Smith, lulie Sandon. Paul V ' ietllil er Fifth Row: .V ark Sims. Andy Cheers. Denny Acosta. Darryl Chapman. Steve Swift. Shawn Basinj er. DaiA Dershom. Scott ootlruff. Sandy Adams. Roscoe Ries. Amy I ' arjJo. Tim McMain. Brian DeVick. Wes Duren. Donna Chapman. Lrankie I rost. Shelly Smith Sixth Row: (I lags) Kim Gress, alerie f ord. Kathy Tamberg. Robin Baxter. Carey Ciilliam. Caria Alatorre. Waliiuia W iezorek. Cindy Oden. Kathy Lattimen. Raijuel W ay, Kim Mick. Kelly Cox. Dina Shelledy. Jennie Cilas. Theresa Modrick Not Pictured: B.vrl) Godwin Tech Blood Drive This year. Des Moines Technical High School students and staff donated about 3(K) pints of blood to help patients in need in Cen- tral Iowa. The number of lives that may have been saved from those donations could be far more than 3(K) because of modern component therapy. One donation of blood could save as many as four persons. Therefore, those 3(M) pints could help 12(X) people! Vor the third year running. Des Moines Tech has been honored with the Outstanding Achievement award from The Blood Center of Central Iowa for our contributions to this community s all-volunteer blood supply. BLOOD COMMITTEE Kathy Caudill - Chairperson Susan Taylor - Volunteer Coordinator Cynthia Merrifield - Publicity Coordinator Larry Hyler - Donor Recruit- ment Coordinator Denise Lester - Ass t. to the nurses BLOOD DRIVE WORKERS Kim Kohrs Dan Clark Linda Maxwell Tammy Stephanie Carrizales Avritt Sondra Marie Thacher Mckeever Knute Bemis Tracy Benda Catherine Sue Bieghler Wood Karla Julie Cilenn Meislahn Row I: Susan Taylor. Kathy Caudill. Denise Lester. Row 2: Kath- leen Riley. Cindy Merrifield. Larry Hyler L52 Randy Rittcr and Jean Sanftner donating hUuxl for the Bkxxl Drive. VICA The FJeventh Annual Iowa Youth Safety Congress, sponsored by the Des Moines Tech VICA. was held at Des Moines Technical Hi h School on March 16, 1984. The Congress consisted of five seminars and 22 booths. The seminars and booths presented information to students on I ' ire. Poison Control, and Occupational Safety. F ront Row: Dan Clark. Carol Pauscher. Tracy Benda. Tammy Carrizalcs. Sue Biej ler Back Row: S(.M dra McKeever. Denise Lester. Mr. McLean Students observe l)ooths at the Safety Congress. VICA Skill Olympics Uow l)arkM o Miller. Carol Pauscher. James McClelland. Dan Clark. Back l ow Sondra McKeever. Susan Taylor. Sue Bieghler. Tammy Carrizales. Natasha I homas. Denise Lester. At the awards presentation at Kirkwood Community College on March 29th. Des Moines Tech VICA Safety council received the first place trophy in safety. Overall Des Moines Tech VICA students received 6 gold medallions. 3 silver and 1 bronze. Gold medallion winners were Tammy Carrizales. in Nurse Assis- ting. Dan Clark i n Medical Labora- tory Technology. Sue Bieghler in Dental Assisting, Carol Pauscher in Practical Nursing, and David Purcell in Diesel Equipment Mechanics. Denise Lester was a bronze medallion winner in Dental Assisting. The winners of the Iowa VICA Skill Olympics will advance to the VICA U.S. Skill Olympics that will be held in Louisville. Ky. 153 Engineer Technician Staff The journalism students compiled and edited the 1984 Engineer as well as writing the Technician. The Technician was cut to 6 issues this year because of the yearbook s deadline and a shortage of students to work on it. We apologize for this. Hopefully, next year the Techni- cian will have a new format with new columns that will interest students more than they have in the past. We would like to thank Mr. Jefchak for all of the artwork he did for us. We also thank Mr. Fetters, (print shop) who made all of our PMT s. The journalism students have put in a lot of hours preparing the yearbook; We hope you enjoy the 1984 Tech High Engineer. Sherry Jacksc n and Terry Oldes type copy. r (Advanced Journalism students) - Tront: Nitniranh Saya- sane, Kelley Dale. Rhonda Sabo. Mary Pratt. Rita Connett. Caria Dudley, and Ron Cheatem Back: Sherry Jackson, l rry Younj . Terry Oldes. Kim Gress. and Marilyn Fath. Rita Connett and CarIa Dudley (assistant editor) work on pa e layouts (Journalis m 1 students; Seated: Robin Poston and Ste- phanie Daye Back: Theres« Kinney. Dennis Smith. Silas I.ee. (resident cartoonist) and Geor e Marshall (advanced journalism student). StudeiAts hard at work to meet the deadline R n( i nee r editor Ron Cheatem A Special Thanks to Students in Photography The photographers ' n the following pic- tures took most of the pictures for the Tech- nician and the Engineer. The publications staff wishes to thank these students and their teacher, Mr. Stan Greenwood, for their good camera work during the year. -7 Charles Barber readies a nej ative for printinj . Kelly Bailey selec ts a negative for printing Dan Alcantar priiusa pic ture C harles h« rbei e ainiiK s his photos. Tina Aller and Andy Church develop prints. 156 Kelly Bailey makes a contact print Andy Church developing pnius In addition to takinj pictures for the earbook, photography students com- pete in many photo contests. Shown here are some of their entries. photo by Dan Alcantar j g photo by Kelly bailey photo by A ndy Cheers photo by Randy Ritter Central Campus Gets Underway At Tech Central Campus allows students from other schools to participate in Tech Hijjh s core areas. The program was started this school year, and so far, has been a success. Students from Lincoln, North, Hoover, Mast and Roosevelt are l)ussed to Tech for special courses and then back to their school for rej ular classes. In order to make people in l)es Moines more aware of Central Campus, an open house was held and the public was invited. In 1986, after the last Tech Hi h class graduates, the entire building will turn into Central Campus, a learning center for Des Moines high schools. Lydia Maurer and Marie Barl cr sell core area buttons. Tammy Carrizales visits a display booth. Blood Bank representatives explain the blood donation process Health Service students take bkxxl pressures. Central Campus hospitality meml ers. m) Mrs Madison discusses her German class taught at Tech Central Mr Jcfchak and Mr. Thonnas den onstrate an art technique Campus. Mary Russell and Ken Christie talk to DMACC representatives. Students sell Central Campus T-shirts and buttons. 161 Senior Ads Coni ratulations to Class of 84 Best of luck always. Caria ® Janet la tor re D i n e ma n m Congratulations. Ken f isher. The future is what voti rAn m iUo it We Love You, Mom Dad Congratulations, Carol Pauscher, We are Love Grandpa d? Grandma Congratulations on graduatini . Tina Marie Thomas. Will you be my bride? Lov e. Dave Congratulations on your graduation David Walker. I Love You! Yes. I will! Tina Congratulations and best of luck to Carol Pauscher, from your good friends 3? em- 1 il( wt r w Dwight Christman ® Ruby Mover Congratulations. Stephanie Daye We are very, very proud of you We love you. Mom S Dad Congratulations and Good luck 84 Printing graduates Kim Burkman. Patty Driver. Carla Dudley, John Kvans, Debbie Garsh, Janice Love, Congratulations, Carol Pauscher, We wish you SUr CP «s in P i rvf KintS v v-v c 111 ;v :,iyiiiiiii; . Your sisters and brothers Congratulations. Tracy Johnson and Geni Brown. You made it. our friends Rhonda ® Lisa Becky Phares. Brenda Van Buskirk F rom Mr. Harsh, Mr. Ander- son, Mr F ' etters and Mr. Perkins W ay to go senior nurses, we ve made if ' Sorry, Todd Schweizer, about the 8th grade test, but you made it without it. Congratulations! Mary Pratt Congratultions, Jim McClelland, ' ou re great! Love, Carol Pauscher Congratulations, Nitniranh Sayasane. we are Love, Mother and Father Congratulations. Cindy Merrifield. all things are possible - only believe. Love Mom Congratulations To a super daughter, Carolyn Pauscher We Love You. Mom ® Dad CONGRATULATIONS To Our Very Special F riends. 1 isa F illv MiUt Al Kim Sue Cox Sylvia Simansons Congratulations, Randy, good luck through the years, and may they be filled with cheer. Love. Stacy Vasquez Congratulations Bee, We are proud of you and we love you. You ve onlv iust bet un Dad -3? Mom ® Grandma (ireen CONGRATLLATIONS: Kim Gress. I m proud of you. I knew you could do it! Continue on and reach for that one special goal. 1 love you. (jrandma Congratulations, Shannon Hall. Remember the past and good luck in the future. fVom a FViend! Congratulations, Lisa Brown, you made it and we re proud of you. Love Wom cv Uad. Ron Chcatem. Carla Dudley. Kim Gress. Sherry Jackson. 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