Dysart High School - El Demonio Yearbook (El Mirage, AZ)

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at the Scottsdale Resort. We had a fun and fantastic year ' said e Garcia, vice president. Susan Poland was the sponsor for Key Club. She attended the ities and was a great help and was tremendoushf appreciated ve got spirit without a doubt so come on Key Club shout it out! Do you think we should put some polka dots on here Angie? Anna asks. two! ls n pouting because Mike got more donuts than he did? Dede asks Mateo. three! this is the way to get to class with class! Keith tells everybody as Mike carries English. fourl Sammy's making a spirited can to raise campus spirit. tive! Key club members top to bottom, Shannon Merrill Maria Bedolla, Eddie Galinda, Mike Carbaiat Keith Carbaial Herman Aranda, Monica Acosta, Colleen Dixon, Irma Mendoza, JoAnn Vega, Sandra Urtiz, lrene Allen, Frank Garcia, Susan Poland Yolanda Jones, James Duncan, Mateo Alejandre, Denise Gonzales, Linda Ellis, Candy Smith, Sylvia Stevens, Clara Moreno, Dede Novack, Clifton lteaux, Lucy Carrasco, Cindy Kimsey, Ernesto Alvarez, Angie Garcia, Benny Loya, Vangie Huerta, Holly Yancy, Beth Whitmeyer Not pictured is president Leticia Acosta, Renee Mason, Nick Basden, Dawn Brevard Alice Gonzales, lacque Garcia, Pauline Garcia, David Gray, Jessica Carbajal Kevin Henry, Gravity Griffith, and Lucy Reaux. six! Hey you guys, does this look right? teti asks other Key club members. sevenj Fat flips tor teachers, eighil Mrs. Picasso at work. three ,J an-1 - 1 g fyf' K is xg, if 5 gf ff eig ht 117

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KEY CLUB CRE!! TES SPIRIT Hey you over there on the other side, we 've got a club that's backed by pride . . . This cheer was heard throughout the year when the members ol Key Club gathered for spirit rallies, and hnalhf the convention at the end ot the year. Some of the activities this year were church and school activities, fund-raisers, spirit rallies, and a lot of parties. This year we were very close to each othen which made it all the betten said Alice Gonzales. This year the It e y Club went trick-or-treating for Make-a-Wish and they earned 500 dollars. One of the school activities was the painting of the campus garbage cans. All were quite . . . uh . . , interesting. There ' II 5,9

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POIWIWIES PROMOTE PEP The lights grow dim and the students' chatter falls to a curious hush as six girls emerge to take their position on the gym floor. The sound ofa storm is heard faintly behind the sound ofa squealring door and the ominous creaking of footsteps. Suddenly the girls erupt into action. Slowhf at first gaining speed dancing with intensifying precision. The girls are the 1983-84 pom line. For them, the year started lub' sixth when they went to ASU for NCA pom camp. Mhth many other schools in attendance such as Mesa High, Peoria, and Thunderbird the pom line learned one squad routine, two ro individualhf, along with technique, and they choreographed thei mini-routine. A lot was learned in the short three days Though they were inexperienced except for Yvette tizotte second year, they returned with many high honors. They onhr the coveted spirit stick, but the sweepstakes trophy, the routine trophy, and many ribbons as welt Camp was fun, seemed to last forever. one of the girls said 5 fn K i . . -s E gs , . ,Tii -s -we FIVE