Glendale High School - Stylus Yearbook (Glendale, CA)

Text from Pages 1 - 158 of the 1986 volume:

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Index ..... msg? ff 22? a E I i GLGRY DAYS v fl 9 V M 93 l if Q I In . chool. Despite our complaints about it and our frequent wishes that we could get away from it, all of us would probably admit that we often enjoyed being at Glendale High School and even missed it when we were away. Glendale High School was important to us because it was there that we found our friends and where we grew daily through the studies we pursued. Most likely, we would one day look back on our high school years and indeed see them as our Glory Days. And they were good, glorious days because in ways big and small, we found glory in all that we did. Of course, glory is always relative, but each of us achieved some degree of glory, one way or another, during our time at Glendale High School. Throughout our years we found glory in a variety of ways, we found glory in the classrooms, glory in our friendships, glory in representing GHS, and, above all, glory in being ourselves. Yes, our GHS years were our Glory Days. 'EQKFSMQ 'Vines been Q 9096 7'1'N' fiNSW'4'l9 16,1 -Ifaanfw Qffvwffff-JM emi Sjcmli 'iam inaaal f.J.,l.,f, A Q ,K INTRODUCTION 3 j69'7'7Q,. X J fgwww, ,Af IAA feefzfmd A J 'WCAG fafZf7ZflJJa4 hugo CJ Glor n The Classroom or many at Glendale High School, glory was found in the classroom. For some glory arrived in the form of grades of one on assignments, exams, and report cards. For others, glory was found in smaller achievements - finally learning the difference between a sentence and a sentence fragmentg seeing the insides of a frog without getting sickg typing 75 wpm with no errors. We complained about homework, about classwork, about exams, and about teachers who gave too much of all three, but we felt a sense of accomplishment when our efforts paid off in the class- room - whether the accomplishment was making a one for barely passinglj or just getting through the day with no deten- tions. In our own varied ways, we found glory in the classrooms of Glendale High School. C E B Galt Pettett and Dustin Sherrill check out possible careers in the Career Center. Sophomores led by King Albert Flores find glory by studying in their English class. Joe Clonch applies himself to his studies of King Arthur. Lisa Campbell types worksheets for Mrs. Huff s classes. A typing class practices drills. Blanca Gonzalez and Barbara Avila work on developing their Four-Year Plans. Mrs. Hensley and Mrs. Williams listen to Melissa Phillips' sales pitch. K X at U W2 e in , Jf Epi' LUV! , . , ,. , ii v , , . ,. A pp L r if my --fu we ,fu if W1 f Q. b r :wif if s jf If X ' A. A wiv. I X c fox A fr ill, ' H I ,!,f,, mf .V.. gi ,qgcgq If X ,I X ' , , ' , 'Leif 'fu 'T W5 W PL' I .3 Em! L. f .1 M 1 ,Q in fr ,ff rf 4, Q! 1 ' 7 , 1 f ,, 6 A My Uk ffbiyf ,t iN. F K litff U ii X Y r f , ,fu Q Q fr, i Vik. '17 i INTRODUCTION 5 Glor In ur riends were another source of glory for all of us. Whether it was having a friend or being a friend, we all experienced the glo- ry that is friendship. Our friends were the people who listened to our gripes and complaints and who shared our joys and successes. They were the ones who advised us on matters ranging from what to wear to the Prom for on who to takelj to what to do with our lives after high school. Our friends made our year at Glendale High School memorable and, more importantly, fun. We found friends all over the place and some of the friendships we formed would last forever while others ended in a few short weeks. While our peers were our most obvious friends, we could also count teachers Csome more than oth- ersj among those who really cared about us and H X., Friendships were willing to help us, laugh with us, and some- times even cry with us. And a lot of us came to realize that perhaps our best friends were rarely on the GHS campus yet played a major role in our educations. These friends-would we ever think of them as our best friends?-were the par- ents who prodded us to do homework we didn't want to do, who seemed to sometimes gang-up on us with the Dean and the teachers, and who worried about us when we were late getting home from school or a basketball game. All of our friendships had their ups and downs, but when our years at GHS are over and we've long forgotten how to use a cosine or where to find Madagascar, welll remember our friends and the antics we shared. At GHS we found a great deal of glory in our friendships! up ax X i 6 INTRODUCTION 'ii SQ X B A. B C D. E F G. H. D5.. Mike Lanman and Tony Woods enjoy a game of checkers before school. Greg Searfoss, Russ Morgan, Reese Turner, and Mario Cardenas goof around during lunch. Rhonda Siria, Chris Biegun, and Sandy Williamson view a football game. Beth Mosher and Danna Wayman exchange the latest news. Cheryl Demko and Kathy Hill share a laugh in English class. Maria Delgado, Crissy Cullison, Lea Longo, and Nicole Clemenson show their enthusiasm during the Homecoming Football Game. Andre Wilson and Sherri Spino make their way to a Senior Class meeting. Debbie Crawford and her parents are introduced during half-time of the Parents' Night football game. wt, gg :Q , A l r ,xt A A ,X + 3 to S8Jt.. Q s K A ,Xorg M X' NX M QQ S WS 5' SX Hx gs INTRODUCTION7 QW 2 tl on 5 Qc To Mx Glor In Representing Glendale High School lory at Glendale High School could also be found in representing our school. People achieved glory by proudly marching with the Glendale Band and receiving high marks for their perfor- mances. Still others hustled on the football field or on the volleyball court proudly wear- ing Glendale uniforms. For the majority of us, however, just being a part of Glendale High School was glory enough as we wore our jackets or shirts emblazoned with our school colors and emblems. Glendale was our school and we found glory by letting others know where we were from and how we felt about it. We argued with our friends from other schools over whose school was better fof course it was always ourslj, and even if we lost a few games or hit a few wrong notes, we never felt ashamed, We held our heads high and supported our school. For all of us, repre- senting Glendale High School brought glory. nv' H G J XJ am I xg? V wtf .Y W J' I N Nl 1 J llama X f Kffrlf, Cffc, f LQLLXA ti! 5 RN Us Qi' Q XJ 8 INTRODUCTION Fit ra, I 2' ,i 3 , ff! Belinda Simmons cheers on the Cardinals at the Homecoming Football Game. The Cardinal shows her school spirit. Drum Major Mike Thompson leads John Heiner, Glenn Kelly, and the rest of the Glendale Band off the field after a perfor- mance. Jaime Moreno, Sam Gallegos, Manuel Fernandez, and Alvaro Bustmante display the school colors. NJROTC members Jason Fusco, Barbara Jaggers, Ramona Jennings Qboth hidden by the flagsj, Barb Horne, and Walter Davis practice to become perfect in their flag presentation. The GHS Band's Flag Corp warms up before taking the field at U of A's Band Day. Debi LaGrow remains cool even in her GHS letter jacket and sweat shirt. Andre Wilson and Rick Jors are ready to provide any needed assistance during Par- ents' Night at GHS. INTRODUCTION 9 E l Glory In Being urselves 10 INTRODUCTION hroughout the year we found glory in being ourselves at Glen- dale High School. Some of us gloried in our personal accomplish- ments in athletics or academics while others gloried in other more unique ways. We gained personal glory through being the best ditcher or the class clown, the champion pizza eater or the best dresser, the best excuse cre- ator or the paper and pencil supplier for the entire second row, second hour. Among the hundreds of GHS students, each of us found personal glory at Glen- dale. Most important, we found that we were special people who had a great deal to offer our classmates and our school. Most of us realized that we were special parts of Glendale High School, and together we made GHS a special place to be while gloriously being our- selves. 1 .ug ,we ff 8' W L is f- E Q X- Wages r D f fi hw MW ,Ted Nelson finds a comfortable perch where he can do some serious studying. Chris Hampton finds grassy surroundings condusive to his study of linking verbs. Connie Ramsey peers out from the safety of a textbook. Leah McQuarrie and Angel Blue pose on their way to class. Margaret Garrett and Shelley Andrews dash for the best seat on the bus. Greg Searfoss relaxes during class. Cassandra Boom recuperates from her adventures in literature. INTRODUCTION ll Glor I Being A Part O Gver 60 Year n an area and a district where the average age of schools is about ten years, Glendale can glory in its long history and tradition. Estab- lished in 1908, GHS is now 78 years old and Homecoming, which began a few years later, is a tradition of over 60 years. Homecoming '85 was one more festive occasion in the long tradition of GHS Home- comings. Although the Homecoming Game was played on Friday, November 8, the week leading up to the game, Spirit Week, saw school spirit in full force. Students dressed up as tourists, Hawaiians, Disney characters, and '50's boppers all to show their spirit. The week also brought late nights of planning and working on Homecoming Floats. On Friday, activities began with the Pep Assembly where Andre Wilson was awarded the title of Mr. Irresistible for collecting over 40 garters from GHS females. Immediately following the Pep Assembly, the Pa- rade through downtown Glendale began, and the floats which had taken so much work during the week were finally put on display. The major Homecoming Activities began Friday night when the Cardi- nals took the field against the Sunnyslope Vikings. Despite a defeat on the football field, the evening was a winner, During half-time, KU PD's Wild One, Dave Pratt, accompanied by Curtis Johnson and Freeway Mooner, announced the Homecoming Court. Crowned Queen and King were Debi LaGrow and Paul Enriquez while First Attendants were Debbie Crawford and Lennard Lopez, and Second Attendants were Gina Nelson and Scott Erickson. The winning float was the Junior Class entry. The half-time ceremonies ended with red and gold balloons floating into the air, and fireworks exploding near the field. The ,85 Homecoming continued the GHS Homecoming Tradition gloriously. Tradition C 12 HOMECOMING fill omecomin Marshella McGilvrey helps ASB decorate before the Homecoming Game. Homecoming announcer Dave Pratt of KUPD is joined by Freeway Mooner and Curtis Johnson for the announcement of the Queen and King, The GHS Spirit Squad parades through Glendale during the Homecoming Parade. Kicker Greg Thorley, 370, punts while Cliff Stewart, 338, blocks a Sunnyslope opponent. The Junior Float featured a Cardinal armed with a canon to sink the Sunnyslope Vikings. Coach Jacobs and Coach Hernandez analyze the action on the field. The Sophomore Float held a Cardinal ready to soar, HOMECOMING 13 More Homecoming '85 iff UWM l -. ' '- 1 , ,..nii-... A , .ig i Q L. df f f' 5 5 A xygy X, 14 HOMECOMING as-f it H.S. 8 COL Lisette Grueiro awards Andre Wilson the honor of Mr. Irresistible during the Homecoming Assembly. Dea Mier, Stephanie Branson, and Miki Brasher dress for '50's Day during Spirit Week. Football players Todd Lentz, Antwoyn Kindle, Gilbert Mercado, Mark Pena, Rob Clary, and Jaime Moreno show their enthusiasm during the Homecoming Assembly. Mr. Dellisanti covers every class as a formally buttoned Hawaiian tourist on Class Day of Spirit Week. Lillian Ortega, Mario Rodriguez, and Kari Allen fulfill the Freshman tradition of playing the clowns for the Homecoming Parade. Queen Debi LaGrow and King Paul Enriquez leave the field after the half- time ceremonies. First Attendants Debbie Crawford and Lennard Lopez return to jobs of cheering and running the football after the half-time activities. Second Attendants Gina Nelson and Scott Erickson exit the field. Crissy Paul cuddles Donald Duck during Spirit Week's Disney Day. Deana Scarsbrook, Diana Howard, and Candi Murri show their school spirit by dressing for Class Day in their best Hawaiian get-ups. Crissy Lundberg, Shelly Andrews, and Michelle Headrick behave like tourists on Class Day. The Homecoming Court takes a bow during the Homecoming Assembly. HOMECOMING 15 Homecoming Royalty Reigns Gloriously Queen and King Debi LaGrow and Paul Enriquez Q 0 1 KT. 'Ug- ,L Y S N i t i A A il I C H d i a Il il in i Lennard Lopez and Debbie Crawford Gina Nelson and Scott Erickson 16 HOMECOMING Glendale Union igh School istrict Governing Board Promotes Achievement bove All he Glendale Union High bility of setting goals and estab- School District is directed lishing policies which will govern by the five member Gov- the district. The Superintendent erning Board and the Superinten- and his staff are hired by the Gov- dent. The Governing Board is erning Board and are responsible elected by the community and le- for operating the schools accord- gally charged with the responsi- ing to Governing Board policy. Q DR. GERALD GEORGE DR. CRAIG TRUEBLOOD MR. BILL STOUT GUHSD Superintendent GUHSD Board President I GUHSD Board Clerk . if X MS. JACKIE CARTER MS. ANNE SCHULZ MR. RICHARD STAPLEY 18 FACULTY Board Member Board Member Board Member ,.H GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPA L.-Mr. Robert Hutchison After many years as a GHS Cardinal, Mr. Hutchison has put together a tchi on njoys G.H.S. r. Hutchison was our principal here at Glendale High School during '85-86, but he didn't start his education career in Arizona. Mr. Hutchison was born in Herrin, Illinois, and he attended college at Southern Illinois University. He taught at Herrin High School where he also coached football, basketball, and track. In 1960, Mr. Hutchison and his family decided to move to Arizona when he was offered a job here at Glendale as a government and economics teacher. Here, too, he coached football, basketball, and baseball. Eleven years later he became the GHS Dean of Students, then he became the Assistant Principal of Activities for 6 years and next Principal. He has served in that position for 8 years. In the spring of 1986, Mr. Hutchison made the difficult decision to retire. Upon retirement he hopes to spend more time with his family which includes his wife of 32 years, three sons, and his first grand- child. Mr. Hutchison says the best part of his career was working with young people. He liked teaching much more than he liked being principal because he had more time with students. He wishes he had the chance to help the students who need it more often and even after he retires he hopes to continue working with young people in some way. Many people have asked Mr. Hutchison why he stayed at Glendale instead of taking a job at a newer school. He says that even though Glendale is 78 years old, he still thinks it's the best school in the district, and he likes the size, the number of students, and the history of the school. Mr. Hutchison admits that when he looks back on his life, he doesn't regret a thing. If he could do it all again, he would do everything the same. He has had a very happy and successful life and a rewarding career. Mr. Hutchison has given a great deal of himself to Glendale High School and its students. We wish him the best of everything as he leaves GHS for a life of leisure! i M f rw . :Ni af! Paperwork requires a good deal of Mr. Hutchison's time. large collection of cardinals which he proudly displays in his office. FACULTY 19 dministrators Assist n ursuit Excellence f I5 5, 'Jw rf -, .aff Jfw ffwptfwf' aw'-B' Saw ffwjqw' - 'iijwf Qt QW' P U X ,ss X fi Q. fUC: 3 av-7? ff 11 if N A E .is 5 3 li is he ' HS ad inistrators - eople who provide th needed upport for the A ing of the school. . Thread 'll is the Dean of Students and the person stu 1 ts hope they never have to visit on business. The Dean's jo ' o enforce attendance and discipline policies, one of the biggest responsibilities on campus. Mr. Bill Smith is Glendale High School's Assistant Princi- pal of Athletics. He is in charge of athletic events including scheduling of games, referees, and time. In addition, he is in charge of all the schoolis budgeting, transportation, and maintenance. Mr. Ron Gardner is our Assisant Principal for Student Services. He is responsible for the design of the academic curriculum and all student services such as class schedules. DEAN OF STUDENTS-Mr. Jim Threadgill ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-Mr. Bill Smith ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL-Mr. R011 Gardner 20 FACULTY M-M?-. V Music And Art- The Finer Things In Life! MUSIC DEPARTMENT-Mr. Dan Lindsey a 'Mr. Mike Dellisanti. if he Art Department at GHS is Mr. Cliff Scott. In his classes he teaches crafts and arts, including clay sculptures, calligraphy, and drawing. Since the classes were studying Southwest- ern Art, they were able to attend an exhib- it of Southwestern Art at the Phoenix Art Museum in the fall. The classes also worked to prepare for their Art Shows held in January and March. The Music Department consists of Mr. Mike Dellisanti and Mr. Dan Lindsey with Mr. Dellisanti working mainly with vocal music and Mr. Lindsey handling instru- mental music. The purpose of the Music Department is to open students, worlds to music and to refine musical talents. ART DEPARTMENT-Mr. Cliff Scott. FACULTY 21 Business And Indu trial Arts- Teaching Student Practical Skills 22 FACULTY he GHS Business Department con- sists of four instructors who teach students skills that will be used throughout their lives. The classes include typing, accounting, D.C.E., general busi- ness, and data processing and business ma- chines. The department uses a mastery ap- proach to learning in its courses since stu- dents must master a skill before moving on to a new skill. The Industrial Arts Department offers classes which are quite popular with many GHS students. The department's classes include drafting, woods, metals, and auto- motives. In the future the department hopes to develop a computer electronics class. Mr. LaGrow, the Chairman of the department, says that the three instructors in the department try to acquaint students with technology, industry, and leisure time activities related to Industrial Arts. if BUSINESS DEPARTMENT-Mr. Bob Brockel, Ms. Carol Hullihen, Mr. Bruce Heatwole, and Ms. Doris Chacon. ' INDUSTRIAL ARTS DEPARTMENT-Mr. Steve LaGrow, Mr. Ray Ambrose, and Mr. Fred Espinoza iv Ni m'lisbtSQXsl'? .ss it v'3r.s'gp-X. x W wr tlllltr Wir .- if ii 1. iv wi XJ' Xl . W :Wt 'is 3 sig anguage Arts Departm nr-s Speak Correctly And Carry A Grammar Book ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Ms. Margaret Dugan, Ms. Sharon Huff, Ms. Laura Claunch, Ms. Lisa Reynolds, Ms. Doris Chacon, Mr. Glenn Beeson, Ms. Susan Cochran, and Ms. Amy Genova. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT-Ms. .Iacalyn Romey, Mr. Cliff Scott, Ms. Esta he Language Arts Department is the lar- gest at GHS with 13 teachers. This de- partment covers English, speech, drama, journalism, and reading. Language Arts is re- sponsible for teaching students to read, write, and analyze while also introducing them to great works of literature. The department had a change during the first semester when Ms. Cochran resigned to move with her family to California. She was replaced in early November by Ms. Jacalyn Romey. Mr. Glenn Beeson, chairman of the department, is proud of the teachers in his department and the work that they do. He believes the success of this department is because the teachers, like all those at GHS, are highly qualified, care for students, and want students to succeed. READING DEPARTMENT-Ms. Judy idoff, Ms. Star Hovious, Aide and Goldstein, and Mr. Tim Poole. Ms. Pearl Williams. Z ' X 0.7!-A XL .,-,.x, yy! G W , 54 5 YF 4 ' fYll5.mL. Mfr Ji ek h2.,0' DL' . J . 1 . X f ' 4 mar at wt. Have 3 'VL Ml- I 6 ami QMHWZG Lit Qllvi' tQUll5VsUiU,,Nirs FACULTY 23 ath And Science Stress Analytical Thinking MATH DEPARTMENT-Mr. Gerry Stein, Mr. Allen Forrey, Mr. Ed Schwartzkopf, Mr. Mark Wilson, and Mr. Robert Zahn. 24 FACULTY HS's Science Department strives to teach students the marvels of science through a variety of classes. The depart- ment is responsible for teaching Freshman Sci- ence, biology, physics, and chemistry. Six teachers make up the Math Department and teach classes in general math, basic algebra, geometry, advanced math and computer pro- gramming. The department's purpose is to pre- pare students for college and for their futures. Mr. Mark Wilson taught at GHS the first se- mester under a special program to help him chose between education or business. When he took a position in the business world second semester, he was replaced by Ms. McMahon who was also under the same program. g. L.. L. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT-Mr. Tom Hernandez, Mr. Ralph Flores, Ms. Judy Rader, and Mr. Roger Scott. SCIENCE-Mr. Tom Spicher e MATH-Ms. Sheila Johnson L 5 2 fm, 'Z P.E. And Safety E . Departments Keep T Health he GHS Physical Education Department helps make students physically aware of themselves and also helps to relieve some of the stress school can cause. The department teaches classes in girls, and boys' P.E. for Fresh- men, systematics for boys and girls, advanced P.E., modern dance, and health. Safety Education, or Drivers, Education, teach- es safe driving skills to students. The class teach- es knowledge of traffic laws, insurance laws, driver fitness, and all aspects of good driving, Mr. Ken France is the classroom instructor while Ms. Peggy Peck teaches behind-the-wheel training. Behind-the-wheel takes students out on the street to practice skills studied in class. PHYSICAL EDUCATION-Ms. Melba Bacon ,,p, . ,,. . ' SAFETY EDUCATION-Mr. Ken France BEHIND-THE-WHEEL-Ms. Peggy Peck PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT-Mr. Ken France, Ms. Susan Prado, Mr. Tim Poole, Equipment Man- ager George Bolds, Mr. Fred Espinoza, Mr. George Hol- veck. Not pictured, Mr. Gus Pappas and Equipment Man- ager Fern Bowers. FACULTY 25 Library, Foreign Language, And Social Studies Expand ur World s. Pat Winters is the lady students see when they walk into the library. Ms. Winters keeps the li- brary going with the help of her library aids. These students sign up for library aid when they set up their class schedules and work in the library one class period a day. The work they do is worth M1 credit per semester. Library aids do just about everything there is to do in the running of a library including working at the circulation desk, filing library cards, and shelving books. Ms. Winters says that without the help of the 18 library aids she has, the library would fall apart! Glendale High's Social Studies Department strives to pre- pare young adults for the responsibility of living in a free society and to help students to be aware of the past and how it has shaped the present. The department offers classes in world history, geography, U.S. history, government, and economics. This year the Foreign Language Department experienced an increase in enrollment which was probably due to the new college requirement of at least two years of a foreign language for admittance. GHS offers Spanish, French, and German classes in which students learn language as well as the history and the culture of the countries where the lan- guage is spoken. SOCIAL STUDIES-Mr. Gus Pappas ' ' if K . lu fi? ll' W 1 f 'f 4i'Ml!,A!WAn PM Qlfy' li in dfflf I if lf rf lit.. 'G W ,L 1 0 1715 26 FACULTY I fe...........g WW: He FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT-Ms. Mary Santos-Pippin, Mr. Larry Tualla, and Ms. Marianne Hensley. SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT-Ms. Patricia Smith, Mr. Gerry Stein, Mr. Dan Ham, Mr. Dick Eberly, and Mr. Greg DeVille. MEDIA CENTER-Ms. Pat Winters and Ms. Hazel Radawec. Home Ee., HOC, JROTC Present A Variety xperiences HOME ECONOMICS-Ms. Marilyn Alt .- M NJKOI C-Mr. looy wilson ealth Occupations Careers, HOC, is a class for students interested in the health field. Students in this class spend two hours a day, four days a week, working with health care professionals. The class' purpose is to make interested students aware of health occupations and open their eyes to what the field has to offer. Mr. Gary Tyra is the instructor for this course. GHS's NJROTC unit represents the Navy and had 71 members during the year. The goal of NJ ROTC is to make better citizens of students and to keep them in- formed of what's happening in the world. Mr. Toby Wilson handles this department. Ms. Alt, a new teacher at GHS this year, is in charge of the Home Economics Department. This department's purpose is to teach students such things as child care, family living, and cooking. . 332+ Q .ti M wx 'iris' ' .. . , M W . ... . ... , . t X XX L L A .. . Xwr .V X ra - ' ' 9-in X . my ,--. ,. , --A . , 'H' 'fs HEALTH OCCUPATIONS-Mr. Gary Tyra FACULTY 27 28 FACULTY Special Classes Meet Special Needs swf.. .Q HS offers various classes to meet the special needs of some of its stu- dents. These classes range from Chapter I classes for students who need extra help in math or reading to learning disabilities classes, special resource classes for the physically or mentally handi- capped, and classes for the visually or hearing impaired, and those in need of Segunda, and MS. Marie Gennaco. speech therapy. CHAPTER I AIDES-Ms. Karen McKee, Ms. Marilyn Clever, Ms. Valerie SPECIAL EDUCATION-Mr. Mike Carl CHAPTER I-Ms. Margaret Atwood, Mr. Brian Lassley, and Ms. Vangie and Mr. Ray Bierner. Munoz. SPECIAL EDUCATION-Ms. Lisa Wallaceg Ms. Janice Fox, Aideg Ms. Mary Butlerg Ms. Camille Cimagliag Ms. Mary Gluvna, Aideg Ms. Patricia Murdock, Aideg and Mr. Oscar Borboa. Not pictured, Ms. Jule Wilson. Counselors Provide Guidance n arious Areas CAREER CENTER-Ms. Phyllis Lundy he Career Center is a room where students can go to find out about education or career opportunities. Ms. Phyllis Lundy helps students explore career choices and to choose one that they are interested in. The Career Center also has college and scholarship information available to interested students. The counselors at GHS have many respon- sibilities including helping students to choose classes, making schedules, and pro- viding any other necessary help. The coun- selors also help Seniors by providing schol- arship or career information. Mary Santos-Pippin. COUNSELORS-Mr. Rich- ard Clever, Mr. Bob Gen- naco, Dr. Ken Cole, and Ms. FACULTY 29 n Main ffice mong nine secretaries here at Glendale, the re- sponsibilities of keeping everything running smoothly are handled. The secretaries handle co- pying, attendance, records, registration, and a variety of other duties. Ms. Clark is the school nurse and it is to her that students go when they are sick or injured. Ms. Vel Carrillo is in charge of the computers in GHS's main office. She han- dles attendance, grades, and all other aspects of student records that are put into the computer. Mr. Warren Jacobson is the Glendale High School Staff Developer. It is his responsibility to help teachers do the best job possible in the classroom. To accomplish this, he holds workshops to help teachers analyze their teaching techniques and observes classes to provide advice on in- on. Q Or A f , , of Adhd Agia . SCHOOL NURSE-Ms. Sarah Clark DATA PROCESSING-Ms. Vel Carrillo 30 FACULTY GHS Support System riginateslwik Q1 ,fe , Mi knew OFFICE STAFF-Ms. Helen Barriga, Attendance Secretary, Ms. Dorothy Krebsg Ms. Barbara Rodgers, Bookstore Managerg Ms. Betty Becker, Activities Secretaryg Ms. Louise Branson, Records and Attendance Secretaryg Ms. Hazel Dishon, Principal's Secretary. Not pictured, Ms. Juanita Gilbert, Receptionist, Ms. Jane Parker, Records. 'W' STAFF DEVELOPER-Mr. Warren Jacob- son A Maintenance Workers, B Drivers, Cafeteria Workers Get The Joh 0116 CAFETERIA STAFF-fFront rowj Mary Jane Bennington, Patsy Allen, Virginia Thomas, Charlotte Mabbitt, Carolyn Pawley, fBack rowj Nellie Adams, June King, Cindy Taddei, Peggy Hodges, Donna Nolan. he GHS cafeteria is an important part of cam- pus life since it is there that many students eat each day. Eight adults and 16 students make the cafeteria run daily. The money that the cafeteria makes goes towards more food, salaries, and equip- ment. Throughout the year the cafeteria offered a special program for senior citizens. For only one dol- lar, they could enjoy a meal at the school with the students. The maintenancefcustodial staff consists of 13 peo- ple. Whether we realize it or not, these people did a lot for the school throughout the year. These were the people who picked up what we threw down, kept rooms clean, and made needed repairs. They also helped students prepare for dances and other extra- curricular activities by setting up chairs or any other needed materials. .... WM ,, , ,L , ...r.. . Hr MAINTENANCE STAFF-fFront rowj Mike Hernandez, Don Keko, Richard Crider, Clifford Wallace, George Rust, George Gesswein, Mel Martin, Andy Barrera, fBack rowj Steve Crawford, Vince Marzella, and Richard Arce. Loren Fisher 'S- Q Nm. M BUS DRIVERS-fFront rowj .Ioan Ur, Leona Widick, Doris Smith, Mar- tha James, Sally Bossman, fBack rowj Don Janes, Chris Snyder, and Harold Myers. MAINTENANCE FOREMAN-Mr. FACULTY 31 Facult Candid A ZA 3 I i 2 W LP. Wwwf wwfaz W :,mm 2 ' J:E?1rVEf,'f jjj wwf. D G an ,. V M wi fr' . A.f3H,'xfsa1c- W , , . .... 3 X x sum 1 X X 'TN bfi X fx X Y we e F f MSM Qifif tffxz' 'r 32 FACU LTY Mr. Spicher heads for home on a Friday afternoon. Sitting in Mr. Smith,s chair, Coach Hernandez daydreams about being Athletic Director. Ms. Cochran enjoys her going-away party on her last day at GHS. Coach Carl makes an effort to get Mr. Threadgill's attention. Ms. Prado attempts to get the Spirit Squad together for a picture. Mr. Eberly takes a break from U.S. Government. Mr. Beeson strolls to class. Ms. Dugan prepares to teach nouns! Mr. Gardner, Mr. Smith, and Mr. Threadgill loiter on campus. Chorus practice awaits Mr. Dellisanti. X1 2 Class f '86 Anticipates uture hile Remembering Past s over 200 members of the Class of 1986 began the year, we looked forward to the life as a Senior and to our last year at Glendale High School. For many, two overriding goals existed: enjoy this year and graduate on June 3, 1986. Although most of us would say that Mr. Eberly was one of our favorite people at GHS, no Senior wanted to be sitting in the stands with him on Graduation Night watching our classmates receive their di- plomas! As Seniors we faced the trials and tribu- lations of U.S. Government, learned to ap- ply for scholarships in Ms. Claunch's Eng- lish 7-8, or struggled with the laws of the NADINE ABILES universe in Mr. Spicher's physics class. Many of us played football, volleyball, basketball, baseball, golf, softball, or ten- nis for the last time as Glendale Cardinals while the rest of us cheered them on. Some of us played our last tune on the Glendale High football field or at an ASU Band Day, while others took their last bows on the stage of the Glendale auditorium in CACTUS FLOWER or GUYS AND DOLLS. We also spent time building our last float for Homecoming and sponsoring a dance after a football game. In prepara- tion for graduation we ordered caps and gowns, spent weeks designing our own unique graduation invitation, and planned the Senior Banquet which was held in late May. And of course, we all looked forward to the graduation exercises and the Senior Trip to California. We worked, we played, we goofed off, we practiced, we laughed, we cried - all for the last time at Glendale High School. These were indeed our Glory Days - no matter where we found our own personal glory. We know there will be more glory days to come, but those spent at Glendale High School will always remain special - and perhaps the best! .4-nan... , 'O 'v .4 , 9. ,.,., 3? 'ff f mv , Az 42, t 5, MARC ALDAMA JOEL ALEXANDER THERESA ALLEN PAM ANDERSON 34 SENIORS EDWARD ANZIANO GEORGE APODACA JOE APODACA AMBROSIO ARAIZA I -:'- :fa KIMBERLY BAUER JAMES BOLIN ALVARO BUSTAMANTE JUNIOR BAILEY CHRISTOPHER BIEGUN RUTH BRANNOCH ALICIA BUSTOS GREG BAKER CATHERINE BOGGS PAULA BRISBOIS ALBERTINA BUSTOZ MICHAEL BARRY ALFRED BOLIN TRACEY BURGETT LISA CAMPBELL SENIORS 3 5 MARIO CARDENAS MICHELLE CAROLAN BILL CHRISTENSEN KIMBERLY CLARK ELIZABETH CORTEZ DEBRA CRAWFORD JOHN DENSON PERRY DEIWERT 36 SENIORS Hx la T' uk' KMA, IRENE CASTILLO JONATHAN CHERRY ANTHONY COPPOLA STEPHANIE COKER T! sf Q-.six DANIEL DAVIS MARY DELAROSA 1 I fo RUBEN DIAZ STEPHANIE DOMINGUEZ MARK DOMSHER JOHNNY DOUGLAS SCOTT ERICKSON HHN NUEL FERNANDEZ ROBERT FERREIRA PAUL FLECK ROSE FLORES TIMOTHY GENEREUX OLGA GONZALEZ 4 I ALBERT GRIJALVA ELIZABETH HAMBLIN RYAN HINCHCLIFF TRACY HOCKABOUT JEFFERY HOLLER BECKY HOOVER 38 SENIORS ROBERT GONZALES SILVINO GONZALEZ JULIO HERNANDEZ PAT HERNANDEZ TERESA HOLEM DAVID HOLLAND DIANA HOWARD ROBERT HOWELL WENDY HUEHN EDWARD JOKILEHTO KIRSTEN KELLER DINA LACEY DEBRA LAGROW ROBERTA LEBARIO JULIET LEE LESTER LEFFLER --du-J CHRISTINA LOPEZ ROBERT MABBITT CHRIS MARTINEZ 40 SENIORS TODD LENTZ LENNARD LOPEZ KATHRYN MAHNKE KIMBERLY MCCARLEY PAMELA LILLEY SUSAN LITTRELL CLARK LOWE AMY MALIGA MICHAEL MCCARTHY SUSANNE LUNDBERG LOVIE MARCUS , ik. JENNIFER McKEE CALLIE MCMILLEN GEORGE MENDOZA JENNIFER MENKE ARMANDO MERCADO F' N-My BETH MULLIGAN PATRICIA MUNGARRO GUILLERMO MENDOZA MONICA MEN DOZA BILLY MILLIGAN LAURA MUNOZ i ALBERTO MORALES CAN DICE MURRI PAUL MYERS MACHELE NECKER GINA NELSON TED NELSON SENIORS 41 5 VANALLAN NELSON DIANA PARMLEY FREDERICK NEWMAN LORNA PENALOSA I 3 DAVID PHILLIPS ANGELICA RAMIREZ 42 SENIORS JAMES PHILLIPS SANTOS RAMOS YOKO NISHIZAWA SANDRA PAPANEK .,,fi I f KIM PEREZ WILFREDO PEREZ Maw W ,,,,, my SHERRY PHILLIPS LEONARD PIERCE CONNIE RAMSEY DAVID RANSOM ei Afaw JENNIFER RATNER MATT RAUSCHKOLB DAVID ROELS AMY ROGERS RANDY RUNKLE CHRISTOPHER RUYBAL BARBARA SCHLIEF DANIEL SCHMIDT YVONNE REISINGER HEATHER ROUSH MICHELLE SANTAMARIA DOUGLAS SCHWARTZ KEMPER REYNOLDS MARK RUFFE DEANA SCARSBROOK TRACEY SHERMAN SENIORS 43 494 ..a 1 'Il : 5 -Qff SUSANISIMPSON SI-IERRI SPINO WILLIAM STARCHER ZACI-IARY STEIGER ELLEN STEWART KAREN STOCKTON KIM STOCKTON ROBERT SUGGS W.. N,,,, CHRISTINE THOMAS KEVIN THOMAS GREGORY THORLEY TERESA THORNE ww JOANN TOCHIHARA REESE TURNER OLGALYDIA VASQUEZ PATRICIA VASQUEZ 44 SENIORS HELMAR WALLRABENSTEIN SHARON WHEAT AN DRE WILSON KRISTEN WILSON WILLIAM WRONA JAYNETTE YANEZ SEN IORS NOT -PICTURED: Daniel Bradshaw Debbie Bruce Benny Celaya Vickie Cowsert Hugo Diaz Jeffrey Evans Deborah Fabijancic Kyle Fishbauch Christy Forrest Joe Galas Charles Gasper Brian Hamilton Kimberly Hartsock Anthony Hoover Karen Jackson Ross Kloeber Nick Kramer Brian Landry Lori Marichalar Lisa Maldonado Lindsey Maxwell Jim McDonald William McKechnie Christina Muller Troy Parham Earl Pearcy Sandra Phillips Jason Revis BRETT WHITE SHANA WILLIAMS CARL WOO LISA YAN EZ Kelly Ritch Andy Rodriquez Paul Schmidt Gregory Searfoss Yvonne Shultis Esmeralda Torres Debra Towsley Oscar Urbana Holly Waite Bradley Walker Shawn Wells Bill White Christine Wills 46 SENIORS Senior Summar MARC LEANARD ALDAMA Letter Club 3, Vice-President 4, Mesa President 3, 4, Class Vice-President 3, Football: Most Spir- it, Best Offensive Lineman, Wrestling: Most Pins l, Goals: College, Medical School, MD. JOEL R. ALEXANDER NADINE ABILES THERESA MARIE ALLEN Letter Club 4, Goals: College. PAMELA ANDERSON EDWARD ANZIANO GEORGE APODACA 4'Gordo , Goals: Go to work. JOE APODACA AMBROSIO OMAR ARAIZA Bocho , Spanish Club CApollo H.S.j Secretary 4, Honor Roll 4, Goals: College to become an engineer. JUNIOR BAILEY GREGGORY BAKER MICHAEL PAUL BARRY Mike,', Football 3, Goals: Automotive tech. school and open an auto repair shop. KIMBERLY A. BAUER LINDA BERGER-STRIMPLE CHRISTOPHER BIEGUN CATHERINE BOGGS Boggs , FBLA lg Swimming Team 1, 2, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, Drama 1, 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Foreign Language Club 3, Publications Manager, 4, NHS 3, 45 Newspaper 2, Teen Gazette Correspondent 3, 4, Close-Up 3, Ski Club 4, Freedom Founda- tion Representative 3g Goals: College to study advertising or international business. ALFRED BOLIN Magic,', Goals: To become a rich bachelor. JAMES BOLIN DANIEL BRADSHAW Goals: Job, marriage, and move to Tennessee. RUTH BRANNOCH PAULA BRISBOIS DEBBIE BRUCE is Debs g Class Vice-President 3, Goals: To be- come a hairdresser, an accountant, or a court reporter for the deaf. : TRACEY BURGETT ALVARO B-USTAMANTE Al , Goals: To go to college and become a filty rich baseball pro. ALICIA BUSTOS FBLA 1, 2, NHS 3, 4, Mesa 3, 4, Academic Decathlon 4, Pep Club l, Goals: Travel. ALBERTINA BUSTOZ SKINNY',, Track 1, 2, 3, 4, Badminton Captain 4, Yearbook Sports Editor 4, SADD President 4, Student Senate 4, Senior Senator 4, School Mas- cot 4g Track Spirit Award 3, Academic Achieve- ment in Track Award, Revlon IV Participant, Varsity Badminton Award, Goals: College to study sociology. LISA KAY CAMPBELL NHS 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Student Senate Senator 4, Goals: College to study business and later marriage and children. MARIO CARDENAS Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball lg Basketball l, Wres- tling 3, Track 2g Goal: To be rich! MICHELLE CAROLAN IRENE CASTILLO MECHA 2, Goals: Go to college to become a social worker or secretary. BENNY CELAYA JONATHAN CHERRY Yearbook Photography Editor 4. LEWIS CHRISTENSEN Bill',, FFA l, 2, CAt West DePereJ, Goals: To be a success. KIMBERLY ANN CLARK l'Kim'l, Flag Line 2, 3, 4, Pep Club l, Goals: To go to college and travel. STEPHANIE COKER GERI CONLEY ANTHONY COPPOLA MELODY CORNELIUS ELIZABETH CORTEZ VICKIE COWSERT DEBRA JEAN CRAWFORD Debbie : Letter Club 1, 2, 3, 4: Art Club Presi- dent 2: NHS 3, 4: Varsity Softball 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Cheer 3, 4: Freshman Baseball Score- keeper lg JV Football Stats 2: Most Improved Player in Softball 1, 3: Yearbook Staff 4: Goals: To go to college and study commercial art. DANIEL P. DAVIS Dann: Key Club 1, 3, Sgt. at Arms 2, Treasurer 4: Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Band Librarian 2, 3, 4: Letter Club 2, 3, 4: Drama Club 1, President 2: NHS 3, 4: Varsity Tennis l, 2, 3, 4: Class Senator 2, 3: Student Body Treasurer 4: Teenager of Month 4 j 85: Student of Month l 1f85: Whois Who Among American High School Students 3: Goals: Col- lege at ASU. MARY DELAROSA JOHN DENSON PERRY DEIWERT Dizzy Deiwertw: Letter Club: Football l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football: Most Improved Player, Senior Award, Best De- fensive Back: Basketball: JV Basketball MVP, Frosh Defensive MVP: Baseball: Frosh Most Im- proved: Goals: College to study sports medicine. HUGO DIAZ COE 3: Mesa 3: Goals: College and more involve- ment in weight lifting. RUBEN DIAZ STEPHANIE DOMINGUEZ Goals: College, travel Qto Englandll, and mar- riage to a famous drummer. 4 MARK CLIFFORD DQMSHER A NHS 3, 4: Letterman 4: Basebail 1, 2, 3, 4: Boys State 3: Whois Who Among American High School Students 3, 4: Goals: College. JOHNNY DOUGLAS PAUL DOWLING Goals: Good paying job, marriage, children. THERESA DURHAM Tess : Flag Line 3, 4: Volleyball 1: Chorus 1, 2: Goals: College to become a vet. GILBERT PAUL ENRIQUEZ Paul : Goals: To work hard and do the best possible. SCOTT ERICKSON Spunky : NHS 3, 4: Letter Club 2, 3, President 4: Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4: Football 1, 2, 3, 4: Honor- able All-American 4: Goals: College and Happi- ness. MARIA TI-IERESA ESCUDERO . NHS 3, 4: Letter Club Treasurer 4: Mesa 2, 3, 4: MESA Certificate for Outstanding Achievement 3: Northern Arizona University Award for Aca- demic Achievement in High School 4: Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4: Varsity Letter 2: Goals: College to study business and accounting. JEFFREY EVANS DEBORAH FABIJANCIC DIANA C. FELIX fl, 2, 3, from Trevor Brownej S.Q.E. lg Pep Club 2: Mecha 3: Academic Decathlon 3: Powder Puff Football 3: Interact 3: Foreign Language Club 4: Yearbook Staff 4: Ski Club President 4: SADD 4: Junior Achievement 4: Codarna delegate 3: ASU Minority Day Delegate 3, 4: Anytown USA Scholarship 3: Powder Puff Squad Sparkler 3: Goals: College, Medical School, M.D. in Pediat- ries. RHONDA FERGUSON MANUEL FERNANDEZ Spirit Award: Goals: To join the Army and get a good job. ROBERT P. FERREIRA Perfect attendance: Honor Roll: Goals: To be successful and rich. VICKI FISCHLI KYLE FISHBAUCH LOVIE FITZPATRICK PAUL FLECK ROSE FLORES CHRISTY FORREST JOE GALAS SAMUEL GALLEGOS MICHAEL GARRETT CHARLES GASPER TIMOTHY GENEREUX ROBERT GONZALEZ Goals: A high paying commercial artist job! SILVINO GONZALEZ ALBERT GRIJALVA ELIZABETH ANN HAMBLIN Beth : Band 1, 2, 3, 4: Tennis 2, 3, 4: NHS 3, 4: Close-up 3: Whois Who Among American High School Students 3: Outstanding Freshman Band Member 1: All-State Band l,'2, 3, 4: All-Region Bandf Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4: ASU Honor Band 2, 3, 4: Goals: College to study Anthropology. M SENIORS 47 i Q . , . , i .,,. t . L .-ff- f- .,.. ..,. K - J, fl f f Al l? L 1 l i3 l l Q i l l BECKY H 8 OVER L. ,' .ki gr, ,:fkV-,,kh.k: Et, E iii: Viyk if 1.1. fi-I kkI Lk fra ,rk. in -:.L K: rkrk. lifkg - k. fi.' fkfxz':L1g .k'L 11 kk.'k 1 fi-Yi-,liL if ' l l if l il l ll i l l ll f l 1 i ff ' e 3 :fQ hl if I ' h b hhV hy hh h Y 1ff, f Q7 V ',..,k. ,V '.i: ,1'. f jfgg,x ',L. 5.,'.V-hL I lig - gg g ,1x-- isff.,A1-.3k'.,:f15ffg13'ifglffgV: EfQ V.:k ,rhy iiffmi LL',L- ,krhik fkxi .LKLKVV .- ll 3 BARB IE K??QMPERTl i 5 Q Q 5fBafbffi 11, 24 35 4 l6fii i 42 BHUd 2 4+ G031 S2 Tf5 gfiffG 1if3?1i fOfDi2i i ' PAMELA LILLEY SUSAN LITTRELL CHRISTINA LOPEZ Lyres Club l, 2, 3, 4, Mesa 3, 4, COE 4, Goals: To attend college and major in business or engineer- ing, and to travel. LENNARD LOPEZ Lenny , Football 1, 4, Wrestling 1, 2, Baseball 1, Varsity 2, 3, 4, Letter Club 2, 3, 4, Baseball Honorable Mention 2, Most Pins in Wrestling 1, Student of the Month llf 85, Football Most Valuable Player 1, Football Best Defensive Back 4, Goals: To go to college and become a profes- sional baseball player. CLARK LOWE SUSANNE LUNDBERG Suzee,', Thespian 1, 2, 4, Vice-President 3, Co- lorguard 3, 4, Cardinal Hi-lites Staff 2, 4, SADD 4, Best Supporting Actress 2, Goals: To be suc- cessful. ROBERT EDWARD MABBIT Eddie , Goals: To attend college, start a career and family. KATHRYN S. MAHNKE 'fKatl1y , FBLA 1, Key Club 3, 4, Student Senate l, Class Secretary 1, NHS 3, President 4, Goals: To attend college and become a math or science teacher. U AMY MALIGA Orchestra l, -2, 3, 4, Marching Band 2, 3, 4, Lyres Club E, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, Student Senate 3, 4, Pep Club 4, Close-Up 3, SADD Secretary 4, Band Librarian 2, 3, 4, ClaSsSecretary 3, Student Body Secretary 4, Regional Orchestra 1, Student of the Month 11 f85, Goals: To successfully com- plete college. LOVIE MARCUS LORI MARICHALAR CHRISTOPHER MARTINEZ LISA MALDONADO MAXWELL LINDSEY KIMBERLY MCCARLEY ROTC 1, 2, 3, Foreign Language Club 2, 3, DCE 4, Letter '84, Goals: To attend college, get mar- ried, and have kids. A MICHAEL MCCARTHY 3 Basketball 1, 2, 3, 4, Football 1, 2, Goals: To attend college. JIM MCDONALD J ENNIFER, MCKEE e CALLIE MCMILLEN Band 3, 4, Honor Band, Goals: To attend college and get a job. GEORGE MENDOZA GUILLERMO ARCE MENDOZA, JR. Goals: To attend college and earn a doctorate in International Studies. MONICA MENDOZA Goals: To get a job and to get married. JENNIFER MENKE DCE, Pep Club, Spirit Squad, Goals: To attend college and become a real estate broker. ARMANDO MERCADO BILLY MILLIGAN ALBERTO MORALES CHRISTINA ANN MULLER BETH MULLIGAN Stew , Band 1, 2, 3, 4, Lyres Club 1, 2, Histori- an 3, 4, Key Club 3, Student Senate 3, Class Treasurer 3, Who's Who Among American High School Students 4, Goals: To attend college and become a doctor. PATRICIA MUNGARRO I DCE, Student of the Month l0f84. LAURA MUNOZ A 4 CANDICE MURRI Candil', Drama 2, 3, 4, Thespian 3, 4, Lyres Club 4, 'Flagline Captain 3, 4, Thespian President 3, Goals: To attend college, work, get married and have kids!! 4 A PAUL MYERS p p MACHELE NECKER FBLA l, 2, 3, 4, Key Club 3, Vice-President 4, Thespians Historian 3, Secretary 44, Drama 2, 3, Speech 2, 3, Student Senate 1, Class Senator 1, Third Place Award General Business at State Conference, Goals: College. REGINA MARIE NELSON Gina , Art Club 2, 3, President 4, Journalism 2 Co-Editor 3, Editor 4, Journalism Trophy 3, Journalism Student of the Year 3, Goals: To at- tend college and study journalism or art. TED NELSON . Accounting Award for highest GPA, 3, Goals: To travel. VANALLAN NELSON ' Van , Goals: To attend college and study actingl FREDERICK N. NEWMAN Fred , Band 3, 4, Goals: To become a pharma- cist. ' as . 4 3 J. SENIORS 49 , A-.7 Fcvvgx Y is Hlk.TIxX,x i. is 3 Q feyofr lbgiif rr. Xfmixxlkif fri x tg, My up li .XV A yoke ts? ziixnglisg, 5 ,rg N ki ' ,, 1 iwiyfSANDRA PAPANEK? nm, I P' TROY PARHAM ji J, Xl 5. ' xi' DIANA PARMLEY 3 Q. EARL PEARCY ' .Y i Goals: To attend college and be succeifiil. LORNA PENALOSA fl, 2, 3 from Belaire High, LAD Beta Club 2, 3, Library Club 1, 2, 3, Science Club 3, FHA l, Explorers 3, Tennis 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 1, 2, 3, 4, SADD 4, Badminton 4, Who's Who Among American High School Students 3 Outstanding Proficiency in American History Award 3, Per- fect Attendance 1, 2, 3, National Honor Roll 2, 3, LA Girls' State 3, Goals: To attend college and study nursing. KIMBERLY MARIE PEREZ Kim , Spikette 2, 3, Secretary 3, Assistant Man- ager 4, Award of Recognition 3, Goals: Become a Registered Nurse and then a doctor WILFREDO PEREZ DAVID B. PHILLIPS Dave , Key Club 1, 2, Key Club Sgt.-at-Arms, Guitar Club 1, 2, Letter Club 1, 2, Foreign Lan- guage Club 1, Member of first team to get run- ner-up in State Basketball tournament in school's history, Top five in 110, 330 hurdles in track, Basketball first team Division Il, Goals: To trav- el. JAMES PHILLIPS SANDRA PHILLIPS SI-IERRY PHILLIPS LEONARD ALLEN PIERCE ROTC 4, Foreign Language Club l, Drama Club 1, ROTC Assistant Administration Officer 4, Goals: To attend college and major in journalism or creative writing with plans to become a movie critic for a newspaper. ANGELICA RAMIREZ Angie, Angela , Goals: To work and go to col- lege. SANTOS RAMOS CONNIE SUE RAMSEY NHS 3, 4, Goals: To go to college and become a C.P.A. DAVID RANSOM JENNIFER RATNER Goals: To attend G.C.C. MATTHEW RAUSCHKOLB JASON REAVIS YVONNE REISINGER Goals: To join the Air Force and become a truck driver. KEMPER REYNOLDS ANDY RODRIGUEZ DAVID C. ROELS Dave',, Band 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, 4, Drama fThespi- ansj 2, 3, 4, Student Senate 2, Who's Who 3, Best Actor Award 3, Optimist Award-Letters 4, Goals: To major in business and go to law school. AMY ROGERS Cardinal Hi-Lites Staff, Cardinal Hi-Lites Editor 3, Goals: To get a job. HEATHER A. ROUSH Robby',, Foreign Language Club 1, Goals: To attend college, become involved in the Army, ma- jor in accounting, become a C.P.A. MARK RUF FE RANDY RUNKLE CHRISTOPHER RUYBAL Chris , Lyres Club 1, 2, 3, Sgt.-at-Arms 4, Key Club 3, Letter Club 4, Mesa 3, COE Vice-Presi- dent 4, Wrestling Most Spirited 1, Most lm- proved 2, Varsity Letter 3, Yearbook Business Manager, Goals: To attend college and major in music and business with plans to workin commer- cial art. . MICHELLE SANTAMARIA Micki,', Swimming 1, 2, Softball 1, 2, Volleyball 3, Pep Club 1, Goals: To travel then attend col- lege. DEANA SCARSBROOK Band Colorguard 3, 4, Band 2, Thespian 2, 3, 4, Goals: To be a bank teller and start a family. BARBARA SCHLIEF DANIEL RICHARD SCHMIDT Dan , Letter Club 3, 4, Class Senator 3, Goals: Study police law then join the police force, get married and have kids, PAUL SCHMIDT DOUGLAS SCHWART Doug , Close-Up 3, 4, Key Club 3, 4, Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 4, NHS 3, Treasurer 4, Junior Achievement 2, SADD 4, Class Senator 1, 3, Class President 2, 4, Who's Who Among Ameri- can High School Students 3, Medallion of Merit 3, ASU Scholarship, Regents Scholarship ASU, NAU, U of A, Boys' State 3, Special Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 4, Goals: A career in engineering. GREGORY T. SEARFOSS Gregl', Football 1, 2, Wrestling 1, Golf 4, Ski Club 43 Goals: To be an architectural draftsman and to be happy. TRACEY SHERMAN Sherm 3 Thespians 2, Secretary 3, Vice-Presi- dent 43 Band 2, 3, 43 Key Club 43 Student Senate 43 NHS 3, 43 SADD 43 Flag Line Captain 43 Class Senator 43 SADD Vice-President 43 Student of the Month 4 f 853 Best Thespian 33 Best Actress 33 Who's Who Among American High School Stu- dents 4g Goals: To earn a degree in elementary education and join the Peace Corps. YVONNE SHULTIS SUSAN SIMPSON SI-IERRI SPINO Pep Clubg Student Senate 1, 2, 3, 43 Class Senator l, 2, 43 Class President 33 Volleyball3 Badmintong Foreign Language Club, School Mascot, Goals: To study elementary education and psychology. WILLIAM STARCHER ZACHARY STEIGER ELLEN STEART p KAREN STOCKTON p f Girls' Basketball Honorable Mention 2, Second team All-Divisional 33 Goals: To go to college. KIMBERIY STOCKTON Kimi Basketball First team All-State player 33 Honorable Mention 2g Second team Buckey- Peoria Tournament 33 Goals: To go to college. ROBERT SUGGS Football lg Track l, 23 Goals: To be a good per- son. CHRISTINE THOMAS KEVIN THOMAS Drama 3, 4g Goals: To attend college. GREGORY THORLEY Letter Club 3, 43 Football AA Honorable Men- tion Metro Division Punter, AAA Honorable Mention Skyline Division Punterg Goals: To at- tend college. TERESA THORNE JOANN TOCHIHARA ESMERALDA DIANA TORRES f'Diana 3 Basketball 23 Mecha 3, 4g Goals: To go to work. DEBORA TOWSLEY REESE TURNER OSCAR URBANO OLGALYDIA VASQUEZ PATRICIA VASQUEZ HOLLY WAITE HELMAR WALLRABENSTEIN SHAWN WELLS SHARON WHEAT BILL WHITE BRETT WHITE SHANA WILLIAMS CHRISTINE WILLS Chrissy',3 First place in Art Showg Goals: To study interior design. ANDRE WILSON NJ ROTC 1, 2, 3, 4, Drill Team Commander 4, Operations Officer 3 Platoon Commander 2g Football Letter 4g Letter Club 4g Goals: To join the Army. KRISTEN WILSON Foreign Language Club l, 3g Co-Flag Manager 23 FBLA lg Key Club 3, 43 NHS 3, 43 Softball 13 Goals: To study to become a vet. MICHAEL WOLFF Miken: Goals: To go to work. CARL WOOD Goal: To join the military. PATRICIA ANN WRONA Patty,,3 NHS 3, 43 Freshman Softball lg SADD 43 Yearbook Editor 43 Goals: To study English and journalism in college. WILLIAM P. WRONA JAYNETTE YANEZ Mat Angels 3g Junior Varsity Cheer 3g Goals: To go to trade school and study computers and ac- counting. LISA A. YANEZ is SENIORS 5l 105 Q ' Apodqfgq ndg Lisa5 C5nipbe11 i BeS1L00king Scotf ? 5 Scott . K, fi .k-, ' i K J kkkr .kry I Vvrk kk-Vr N if h ,',L i Wmm-k 5 m'h, 'ff5551553l,MQSTS'fBHf3G34:35Cm5P933233SfiIfi53fCamiibiik5631155'R55fBf?3sff335i?f?55.Cf8X59f5f64iQ? h . KA -, . '9 h J 7 m K 'mmAA 411' m,,'k, SCf5ffLEriQkSQD4Af53ffifi3-ABuSfQZifFfO?10 WcridyQHHCHHQ1T65d3IiC1ifiifTf355YSh?aif1ii2E1ii'2iiiif?? 1 . Chfls Ruybaland' Debbie Cf2Wf0f9i 1i fi A ' f f : , l x Dan Davis and Tracey Sherman Most Athletic Scott Erickson and Debi LaGrow A Most Intellectural Dang schwamand Kathy Mamie L, , ga L, M0SfLikefyT0 13QugsChWaftZ gnd Defiii 1 Lf SENIORlfMOSTS+iBHGkJl Gin21g Nf21S1?HQgf142iihyYI'-flahiikeiDS5US4QSC11W21?f?af 1f5S3iSi2f?'iP5C13a? i5 if if f fh' ir z + f51i3?9f1??2g5f?9?fMiEFi?Tf?9PffWfD?5iE ff3Gff5jVf4 ' f , i Q1b 1?o d di LentZ1a nd 4We Hdy' HHGhf1 1 igff f M N?1?Q4ff??ff!f????iie f 3A f 5GiiTiTl N61S0If ff i Pi we few1rS2 fe bwQ fwwnded fhe SHf1fey. dompay f0f 3755? mm of 1g21f2 ' ' V .. , 5 3' . , A-.kk, A K., if ,K J f Thg pg-iQes fo1f jCa11S ranged ,from NS 12130 to B9 L . S4O :9GQ The average pf1Ce for a parr of our L1 A f Levi ?s was 1S20-00. l ' 5 l f 5 2i Q 5? j f ' t Q Q ' V favori1ep1ace w Shop? 'l L 1 Z fjaf , f i 2 4 2 Q i l Q24 MQ53g1f fg1f the faVQr itje g p1aCes Ptq shop amcmg l ! Q f a l Q Q ' f i ? 1SGIii0iSl L W5?QQ1i ?ii11?iff C1Q f31CS fSi0??f5 i0? l fl 1 Q i l 1 41 , 1 ' 4 1 4 ' , i Q ff , 2 Q ilQ f i A f f ig ' ' 1 M 7 if l 1 l 2i Q iif i i2 P 1 f Z i i 1L L ' Q 1 K f l -Ak-,V,, .V.3l kfii ,LV.l ,iybh HKA- LLV7i i kihi i', A Viyh , l 1 , L 2 L + i fdiF111fiiWi1 I1f 2 ' l 1 M l l: ' l1 A Class f '86 Mfs- Enjoys Final Year At GH W i ' 'xx P-X s X --AT-Ii X- ff X an s R In i 'X Ea 'Q SO if Q We 54 SENIORS P80111 saw. s 'ww D 3 is Senior Class Officers-QBackJ Paul Myers, Vice-President, Debi LaGrow, Treasurer, fFrontJ Doug Schwartz, Presidentg Pat Hernandez, Secretary. Senior Class Senators-Andre Wilson, Tracey Sherman, Sherri Spino, Albertina Bustoz, Bill Starcher, and Lisa Campbell. Ms. Claunch calmly discusses the need to study with Dan Davis. Reese Turner prepares for guitar class? The Forrey Fan Club shows off the January craze at GHS. Members are U-rj Todd Lentz, Matt Rauschkolb, Lennard Lopez, Glenn Kelly, Mr. Forrey, Scott Erickson, Raul Valenzuela, Alvaro Bustamante, and Kevin Crawford. Eddie Mabbit and friend discuss serious issues in journalism class. Kristen Wilson and Machele Necker relax during lunch. Senior Football Players-Todd Lentz, Reese Turner, Perry Diewert, Mario Cardenas, Matt Rauschkolb, Andre Wilson, Sam Gallegos, Armando Mercado, Greg Thorley, Manuel Hernandez, and Brian Landry. David Philips and Andre Wilson strike a classic pose. Erica Jenkins makes her way to an early morning class. SENIORS 55 hese are your da1ly announcements Good mornmg' These are your darly announcements' These are the words GHS students heard every mornmg durmg 85 86 rlght after thlrd hour began That was Candl Murrl and Shcrrl Spmo preparing to present the dally announcements Candl says she got the job of makmg annoucements by srmply gomg to the front desk and askmg to do lt Sherrl made announcements last year after asking for the J and chose to contmue thts year Every day at about 9 55 Candl and Sherri headed up to the offnce to read over the announcements before gomg on the alr As they presented the announcements they took turns back and forth readmg each announcement Candl and Sherrr often felt that sometlmes not enough people lrstened to them but they stnll hked what they did Both are members of the class of 86 and say that lf they were here another year they would do 1t all aga1n' Patty Wrona Have A Great Dayl' X is X Shern Spmo reads through her share of the dally announcements whlle Candi Murrl dellvers hers X X swag so XXX X 1 af' Black Hole Drscovered At GHS Cn Halloween 85! 56 SENIORS or the ASB sponsored Halloween 85 Costume contest among th1rd hour classes Mr Splcher s thrrd hour physlcs class dressed 1n very un usual costumes Trylng to keep a phys rcs theme Room 281 was transformed rnto a black hole naturally the f1nal restmg place of spent gravltons The students represented the gravttons QThe grrls wore whrte and the boys wore black J For all the students who are not physlcs students gravltons may be fundamental partlcles whrch explaln gravrtatlonal 1n teractron 1n a way that f1tS ln Wlth quan tum mechanlcs Understand Though the class dldnt wln the flrst place plzza party fwhlch they were sure they deservedl thelr costume tdea was mdeed orrglnal Dlana Fellx 6 6 ' 9 3 . .. - - U 5 , 1 . . X 5 ' 1 . .ob V I ' Jr, Y .. . ,, H 5 v - ' ' I , . Sin, H, . a, . . -- , , 8 A ' 5 X ' . 7 9 S3 A 2 .M fit tg . - vw , . . .... . . if .. L G 5 I K . , . . -K ' - I E change Student Join Class f '86 his year at Glendale High we had three foreign exchange students from Mexi- co, Germany, and Japan. Ambrosio Omar Araiza was one of them. Omar, or Bocho as he was known to most students, was born in Mexico City, Mexico, February 28, 1967. He is the oldest of three children. He has two younger sisters, ages six- teen and thirteen. At the age of six, Omar, his parents, and his two younger sisters moved to Delicias, Chihuahua tMexicoj. There he at- tended Secundaria Leyes de Reforma, then Al- bert Einstein High School and graduated June 22, 1985. Omar had always wanted to befinmlyed in a foreign exchange programfbtit it wasn't until his Junior year that the decision was made to come to America following graduation. He ar- rived at G.H.S. through the Delicias-Glendale Sister-City Foreign Exchange Program. Omar was a member of the Delicias Club fat Apollo Highj and attended the AASC QAZ Associated Student CouncilJ Convention at Sa- guaro High School in December. He also par- ticipated on the G.H.S. Cross Country and Tennis teams. While here in Glendale, he resided with Dr. Lindberg and his wife Fresia. He was able to return home over the Christmas vacation, to spend the holidays with his family in Delicias. In his spare time, he enjoys swimming, playing raquetball, listening to music QKOPAJ, and his favorite sport is soccer. Omaris future plans include attending the Uni- versity of Technology of Chihuahua, and pur- suing a degree in Industrial Engineering. 4 Exchange Students Omar, Helmar, and Yoko point out the three very different parts of the world from which they came. ln comparison to his school in Chihuahua, he stated that Glendaleis campus is larger, but population wise, is much smaller, Omar adapt- ed rather quickly and found G.H.S.' atmo- sphere to be in general, friendly and helpful. Omar undoubtedly enjoyed his stay here at G.H.S., however, he admitted to being home- sick on several occasions throughout the year. But over all, he felt it was an excellent learning experience! Helmar Wallrabenstein was another foreign exchange student here at G.H.S. this year. Hel- mar was born in Georgsmarienhiitte, Germany on November 17, 1968. He is also the oldest of three children. He has a sister who is thirteen years old, and a brother who is two years old. Back home, Helmar attended Gymnasium Oe- sede fHigh Schoolj. Following graduation here at G.H.S., Helmar will return home to Ger- many to complete his final three years of his high school education. Then he will attend mili- tary school for a few years. Following military school, he hopes to attend a university and pursue a degree in a field of science, such as space technology or electronics. Helmar came to Glendale through the ERDT Foreign Ex- change Program. Helmar also attended the AASC convention at Saguaro High, and participated on the G.H.S. Cross Country team. In his spare time, he en- joys reading, skiing fdownhill and cross coun- tryj, hiking, dancing, and computers. He also enjoys reading and discussing politics and cur- rent events. He likes pizza and Mexican food. About his experience here at G.H.S., he states that American high schools are totally differ- l I ent in comparison to schools in Germany. Classes are much smaller, and the entire cam- pus consists of mainly one building. There are 20-25 students in each class and approximately 1200 students total, he says of his German school. He also felt that the classes here were much easier than in Germany, He enjoyed his stay here at G.H.S. and also found it to be a great experience. Many students returning from summer vaca- tion look forward to seeing their friends once again. They usually talk about what they did, where they went, and who they met over the summer. Some seniors say their vacation was exciting. It couldn't be as exciting, however, as Yoko Nishizawa's. Yoko is an exchange stu- dent from Japan. She arrived in Arizona on August 8, 1985. One week later, she joined Glendalels band. Yoko plays the trombone. When asked how she feels about Glendale High School, she replied, I really enjoy the school. The teachers are nice and they help me when I don't know something. The students are real friendly and they seem to be close. Yoko also enjoys the fact that Glendale has male stu- dents. In Japan, the girls are separated from the boys in school. Yoko spent her school year living with Senior Theresa Durham and her family. We certainly hope that the foreign exchange students found their stay here at G.H.S. to be an enjoyable and pleasant one. And we wish you-Omar, Helmar, and Yoko-the best of luck in your future endeavors! - Diana Felix and Pat Hernandez Foreign members of the Class of '86 included Helmar Wallrabenstein fron Germany, Yoko Nishizawa from Japan, and Omar Araiza from Mexico SENIORS 57 2m977f.,r Dwi 'J' W9753 72ffVWj f2fmvomtfWVO' 'Warm Q9 vw WH W WQQWQWZW My l 'JfV77l?T f Mf?9l W W WWW QW wt an ia OW KWCUQQ umors Plan Prom Aguayo, Dorathy Allen, Michael Andrew, Shelley Aneas, Kenneth Arambula, Yvette Ashton, Tara Axtell, Todd Bailey, Edward Baltzell, David Barben, Anita Barker, Peggy Baxla, Cheresa Belford, Candy Bell, Michael Belshe, Crystal Bennett, Stephanie Bidwell, Kathryn Birkett, Anna 58 JUNIORS pproaching our last year at GHS, the Junior Class began perhaps our busiest selling year. Our biggest project, as it is for Junior classes every- where, was making money for and putting on the best Junior-Senior Prom ever! To accomplish this goal, we sold boxes and boxes of candy and worked every home football game selling hot dogs and cokes, all under the guidance of Mr. Gus Pappas. With the money we raised, we put to- gether a night to remember for the Juniors and Seniors of GHS. All our efforts at selling candy and hot dogs paid off as we danced away the evening at The Lakes. The Junior-Senior Prom did indeed live up to its theme. Weill remember that evening in May Forever, t The Lakes -ez: I JUNIOR OFFICERS-QBack row, l-rj President, Candy Woeltjeg Vice President, Julie Lock, Treasurer, Brenda Weedmang absent, Secretary, Lisa Wood. ffl , fwfbi W 'iWf W V, ...W ' ' .WWWTI ' , ,is S , E . Tiff! li 5 wg, md K... ...qv t t -Ji W W' Maia, l MW j Birks, Debbie Bissey, Nicole Blair, Scott Blair, Sean Blankenship, Stephanie Blue, Angela Bolin, Ninette Braughton, Lori Brown, Tina Burt, Veronica Capistran, Andrea Case, Lisa Castrovinci, Tracy Celaya, Greg Chapman, David Clonch, Joseph Coburn, Donovan Cochran, Trevor Cole, Christopher Cole, Christina Combs, Bonnie Crabb, Staci Crandall, Ronald Crawford, Cynthia Cullison, Sharon Cunningham, Chris Cushman, Philip Dager, David Dascenzo, Michael Delgado, Maria Delgado, Rodolfo Demko, Cheryl Denny, Charles Dersh, Barry Dominguez, Lisa Dykes, Kevin Elkington, Kristin Epperhart, Roger Escudero, Ramon Esparza, John Espinoza, Danny Eto, Joe JUNIORS 59 Fairless, Crystal Fitzgerald, Kevin Flores, Thomas Gallimore, William Garnica, Maria Gessel, Thom Greer, Joseph Greiner, Anne Griffin, Shelley Gutierrez, Benjamin Guzak, Eric Harness, Jason Harrington, Patrick Hazen, Kimberly Headrick, Michele Heiner, Jim Heiner, John Hernandez, Catherine Hernandez, Juan Hernandez, Sylvia Hildebrand, Jody Hill, Kathy Hockabout, Brad Hollister, Jessie Holloway-James, Pennirae Houdek, Jerry Huston, Denise Indelicato, Michael Jensen, Holly Kearney, Pamela Kelly, Michelle Kindle, Antwoyn Kinney, Scott Klopping, Konrad Knoebel, Kenny Koan, Mark Lage, William Lentz, Brian Lewis, Christina Leyva, Edward Ligon, Michele Lock, Julie 60 JUNIORS wwf! 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Wm ,,,,,, QILYAL Y x .M Qxgfxxv f2y M 'V it i ,fl K .0-00' Mike Mapes helps out in pu the Attendance Office by - checking absences in the computer. sr' fw 1 3 Y VVVV V A Lockhart, Mike Long, Eric Long, Lisa Longo, Lea Lopez, Filberto Lopez, Guy Lund, Sheryl Lundberg, Christine Mahoney, William Manley, Tara Mapes, Michael Marquez, Lydia Martin, Bill Martin, Mike Martinez, Joe Martinez, Laura McAffrey, Michael MacKay, Herman McCown, Marc McCuistion, Carla McQuarrie, Leah Mejia, Jeanette Mendez, Stacey Menges, Tracy JUNIORS 61 Mercer, Jay Mesquita, Ana Meza, Felix Meza, Maria Meza, Robert Molina, George Molzhon, Jennifer Morales, Aydee Moreno, Jaime Morgan, Russell Mosher, Amy Murchison, Kari Murri, Melodi Negethon, Devon Newton, Angela Nichols, Lisa O'Brien, Robert Olson, Glenn Orchowski, Michael Orton, Chris Orick, Randy Osborne, Jennifer Overman, Dora Owen, Danny Page, John Park, Julia Passalacqua, Anthony Pena, Lorenna Pena, Mark Perez, Marcie 62 JUNIORS ,Q ,, ,, if X, ,,..,,, W f 4 'W A W J? 'W' ,rv 2, l ' - 1 . JUNIOR SENATORS-fl-rj Mark Koan, Kim Trisoliere, Barry Dersh. , While Pam Ritchie takes a study break, Lisa Wood cheerfully studies the begin- nings of American literature in Mr. Beeson's Junior Eng- lish class. Q J Perkins, Angel Porter, Rene Pritchard, James Purgitt, Carri Ramos, Jose Rasmussen, Donald Rednoske, Connie Rhodes, John Ricketts, Shawn Ritchie, Pamela Rivas, Lina Rivera, Christine Roche, Raegina Roels, Bob Romero, Paul Russom. Denise Ryan, Kelly Saenz, Joey Schafer, Robert Schiavo, Angie Schragl, Paul Schumacher, Mike Scillieri, Marc Scargeant, Kathrine JUNIORS 63 Settle, Leon Shields, Jonathan Simon, Christine Simpson, Ronald Sinioris, John Siria, Ronda Sirmans, Clifford Slaughter, Christina Slaughter, Michael Solarez, Christopher Stacey, Michelle Stapleton, Tonze Stapley, Debra Steele, Kris Stewart, Clifton Stewart, Robert Storm, Holly Stover, Cecil Suggs, Donna Swartling, Julie Swartz, Jacob Tellez, Ray Teraji, Carrie Thomas, Rebecca 64 JUNIORS , .iz V J f if Zimmer, Larry JUNIORS NOT P lCTURED: Abeyta, Francisco Abeyta, Tamar Aneas, Sherry fygaggh, Jacgueline Burtle, JoAnn Cortez, Alexa Croteau, Robert McMurray, Homer Medina, Ramon Montgomery, Ronnie Munyon, Michelle Myers, Chris Rose, Stephanie Schlief, Barbara , is if? all W 194 XM mf iikg' lj Ebberson, Greg Enloe, Betty Friedlund, Jennife Garcia, Anna Gonzales, Maria Graham, James I Hanrahan, Michel e Harvey, Tamara Hoffman, Juliet Keeton, James Leigh, Leona Lopez, Frances Mallon, Neil McGinnis, Rani y Seevers, Deboran Simpson, Renee Sivesind, Kimberly Tappenden, Aimee Taylor, Kenneth Thompson, Michael Thygesen, James Tisnado Ruben Vaughn, Richard Warner, Lesley Yazzle, Nancy x N . f , Jin 1 ' y Williams, Kim l XV White, Br an U1 A afitfstftu Www! K? if lifify Thompson, Bonnie Tovar, Victor Trainor, Tammy Trisoliere, Kimberely Urquidez, Michelle Valenzuela, Xavier Vasquez, Veronica Wallace, Ann Watson, Dale Weedman, Brenda Williams, Kelly Wills, Grant Woeltje, Candace Wood, Lisa Wright, Marcia Yanez, Rudolfo Young, Paul Zierden, Lynette JUNIORS 65 Juniors Look Forward To '86-'87 Rm ,fu ,,-W 1 1 Willie Keaton and Randy Orick finish up their English assignments before school in the library. Tonze Stapleton, what are you doing now? Stephanie Bennet takes time to relax before her first class, Devon Negethon dresses for Hallow- een. Debra Stapley anxiously waits for a customer to purchase something from the bookstore. Thom Gessel gets ready to compute, unaware that his picture is being taken. Brian Lentz takes yet another break from classes. Billy Mahoney, Alvaro Bustamante, Jaime Moreno, and Juan Hernandez pose for a group picture. Mike McAffrey watches the Home- coming football game from the stands. Chris Cunningham seems to be singing u song as he heads to class. Ana Mesquita and Olga Meza share a friendly chat during lunch. Nicole Bissey, Leah McQuarrie, and Carla McCuiston run to class while trying to keep dry from an unexpected downpur. Trevor Cochran heads off campus after a hard day's work, Tonja Jackson and Lovie Fitzpatrick discuss the latest news before going to class. JUNIORS 67 Sophomores Become ore Involved Adkins, Karla Aguilar, Robert Alcazar, Alex Alexander, James Alexander, Jennifer Allen, Chantrella Alvarado, Rosemary Amavisca, Andrew Anderson, Holly Anderson, Jason Anguiano, Fernando Archer, Sherry Arevalo, Lori Arevalo, Wence Armenta, Norbert Armstrong, Bernadett Arnold, Lori Avila, Thomas 68 SOPHOMORES he Sophomore Class entered the '85-'86 school year no longer the youngest group on campus. We continued taking the re- quired classes, suffering through subordinate clauses in English, dis- secting frogs in Biology I, and memorizing everything about every major event in history in our World History classes. In addition to our classes, we became involved in making money for the 1987 Junior-Senior Prom. To do this, we sold jackets in the fall, T- shirts in the spring, and candy all year long. We also entered a float in the Homecoming Parade fa second place winnerlj and sponsored a dance after a basketball game. To many of us, our Sophomore year was tough, but we managed to sur- vive and even to thrive. After all, we were no longer Freshmen! . i A A .. ttct, 'f N. , I e fi ,- , fl K I Q ' ' -1 3 u Fi X' , w T K -A ww, - X 9 SOPHOMORE OFFICERS-CBack row, I-rj Carrie LeBario, Vice President: Gary Rice, President, Debbie Rubio, Treasurer, CFront row, l-rj Senators, Peter Jacob, Colleen Wood, and Rusty Taylor. N, Q . Q? W ' ,' l Avilucea, Angela Avis, Michael Baker, Albert Balog, Daniel Barben, Timothy Barrera, Jeannie Behrens, Shelley Bejarano, Paul Bell, Christy Bender, Denise Benson, Todd Biegun, Tracey Blair, Eric Blond, Alison Bowers, Ruth Boyd, Jodi Bradshaw, Thomas Brown, Tammy Burton, Siegrid Bush, Stacy Cardenas, Anna Castillo, Chris Chance, Carey Chapline, Tracey Charette, Steven Ciardullo, Angela Cisneroz, Linda Clark, Scott Clarke, Kerri Clary, Robert Cochran, Lisa Cogburn, Sherrie Collins, Richard Conley, Loraine Cooper, Frank Craig, Corbin Crawford, Kevin Cress, Charliene Croteau, Carrie Davenport, Stacey David, William Davies, Traci SOPHOMORES 69 Davis, Walter Davis, William Delahuerta, Joseph Delahunt, Beth Dickinson, Karen Diehl, Michael Dietzman, William Dominguez, Christina Duff, Shana Dunn, Danette Eidson, Steven Egnatoff, Paul Elliott, Jennifer Escudero, Maria Fajardo, Jesus Figarino, Jeffrey Flores, Albert Franco, Anita Frausto, Ruben Freet, Douglas Funk, Randall Gaitan, Cyndi Garcia, Ann Garcia, Elisa Garrett, Margaret Garrison, Angela Garza, John Gcrace, Deborah Gibson, Lori Gin, Jerry 70 SOPHOMORES N..-ai J t 1 f an S D I Mike Diehl arrives at a football game ready to celebrate Halloween. ' Goodthunder, Kevin Goodwin, William Hale, Tonja Hansen, Heather Hatcher, Joy Hayes, Melinda Hernandez, Richard Herrera, David Hetherington, Dennis Hinz, David Hoogendoorn, Anna Hoke, Susan Horne, Barbara Houdek, Jeanette Howell, Tina Jackson, Tonja Jacob, Peter Johnson, Karla Johnson, Todd Jordan, Shawn Kesterson, Lori Knight, William Krejci, Janet Kuba, John LaGrow, Tamara Lanman, Michael LeBario, Carolina Lewis, Candy Lizarraga, Joseph Lopez, Alma SOPHOMORES 71 Lopez, Diana Luna, Pablo Lunnon, Michelle Mabbitt, Jeanne Marquez, John Martinez, Charles Mathews, Martin Mathews, Richard Maynes, Kristin Medrano, Felix Mejia, Paula Menchaca, Rene Mendez, Mary Mendoza, Alberto Mercado, Gilbert Mesa, Angela ii x X 4-M AC.. Li Meyers, Diane Meza, Albert Mills, James Minton, Mitzi Mizer, Michelle Mosher, Elizabeth Morales, Aurora Myers, Todd Navarrete, Katherine Nelson, Maureen Nelson, Scott Nieman, Timothy Nolan, Jessica Ochoa, Adrienne 72 SOPHOMORES Jessica Nolan and Christina Dominguez scan the crowd at a football game. ef'f 4, 03 'Z j sf, , - , A , 'jg ,, ,ff r , , . s My E I r 1 .vm-snr' .vi lixmw. -A ...., . . . it , Q ' 5:5r :'5: , S V : - ,, iisfiiifuiesise 1 at 'ff -A . 5, fx- , ,W 1 A 'asf . .,,LE ,K .Q ...Me -Imp 'me if-W it , :V ,uf Odell, David Odogui, Ruben Pack, Thomas Padilla, Joseph Paiano, Patricia Palmer, Timothy Paswinski, Andrea Pearson, Ryan Pena, Diana Perez, David Perez, Monica Phillips, Melissa Pompa, Joseph Porter, Peter Preston, Robert Ramirez, Lupe Ramsey, Micah Randles, Carrie Ream, Robert Reis, Norma Resendes, Frank Rhodes, Betty Rice, Gary Ritch, Hugh Ritenour, Joseph Robertson, Deborah Robles, Robert Rodriguez, Julie Rodriguez, Mary Rojo, Yolanda Rubio, Debbie Ruelas, Alex Ruff, Brian Ruscher, Charles Ryder, Dena Rykhus, Jody Salinas, Juanita Sanchez, Antonio Sanchez, Stephen Sarrels, Daniel Scarsbrook, Vincent Schilling, James SOPHOMORES 73 Sehlabach, Michael Schultz, Ann Sebey, Brian Shaffer, Shannon Shookman, Monica Simmons, Belinda Smith, Cathleen Smith, George Snyder, Ronald Soliz, Gilbert Spreier, Matthew Stacey, Patricia Stapley, Derek Stewart, Julie Stockton, Daniel Story, James Stroud, Michelle Swartz, Matthew Taylor, Russell Thomas, Matthew Truedson, James Valenzuela, Raul Vargas, Peter Vasquez, Alex 74 SOPHOMORES Cheryl Wolff performs with the band during half-time of the Halloween football game. SOPHOMORES NOT PICTURED: Aldama, Alexander Apodaca, Diane Barido, Richard Belshe, John Campos, Brenda Clover, Kelli Connor, Kenneth Delcid, Martin Evans, Jason Fitzgerald, Cody Fry, Nancy Graham, Jason Grout, Tamisha Grueiro, Shawn Hamel, Maureen Hill, Jerry Johnson, Kristine Keener, Daniel Lind, David Lloyd, Tracy Lockhart, Michelle Lopez, Brenda Mesquita, Cynthia Murphy, Pamela Muzzy, Tina Nelson, Bradley Odell, James Ooten, Danielle Rich, Daniel Ryerson, Mike Sanchez, Rebecca Stewart, Darlene Stewart, Misty Vargas, Connie Wood, Colleen Yancey, Robin ff Wolff, Cheryl Woods, Anthony Wyzevich, Andrew Wyzevich, Nick Verhaeghe, Vicki Vitela, Tony Wagner, Sandra Ward, Laura Wayman, Danna Wetenkamp, Jeannie Wilkinson, Troy Willard, Douglas Williams, Corey Williams, Teble Williamson, Sandy Wineland, Laura SOPHOMORES 75 Sophomores Have Fun!! '?g.. . if 76 SOPHOMORES wr ik?- ww. .Qx 1 'mm 'X ,K nm-K K vkkir 1. .L 5 f . 1 ' 4. .ix a A ey f . ww j .X 1 f . w...........:..,M... WW. .fff f V .-.- 5 . . .. f 1. . ff,'f Hz, Q.: jf Mr. Clever and Shelly Stroud discuss class scheduling. Maria Escudero and Jessica Nolan prepare for a volleyball game. Mike Schlabach sorts class schedules as a T.A. in the counselors' office. Charlene Cress and Monica Shookman enjoy a Friday morning pep rally. Ronda Siria and Tracey Biegun look forward to another class. Stacy Davenport works out in systematics class while writing a letter. Ron Simpson and Barb Home begin a class project. Doug Freet, Frank Cooper, and Norbert Armenta watch as Scott Nelson demonstrates his hacky-sac skills. Margaret Garrett and Senior Ted Nelson present a skit from the fall play Cactus Flower over the schoo1's P.A. Alison Blond and Freshman Dea Mier relax before taking the field with the GHS Band at U of A. Yolanda Rojo and Anna Cardenas attend the Freshman Dance. Ryan Pearson competes for GHS in a cross country meet. may Ei W MW 5 ,wwf-4 in 1 K L SOPHOMORES 77 Freshmen Find A Pla e At GH Aguayo, Angela Aguero, Brenda Aguirre, Lisa Allen, Kari Allen, Tracey Almanza, Beatrice Arce, Lisa Arceo, Laarnie Arreola, .lacquelin Austin, Kevin Avila, Barbara Baltzell, Gregory Barker, Ericka Barr, James Barrera, James Barton, Lee Bates, Kelly Bauer, Derek 78 FRESHMEN he Class of 1989 began our first year at GHS getting adjusted to a new campus and to the new demands of high school. Many of us spent the first few days of school trying to find classrooms that seemed to be purposely hidden from us, and the first few weeks falling into the infamous freshmen holes and fighting our stub- born lockers. During the year we began our studies of English, science, and math which would follow us throughout our years at GHS, and we also became involved in other activities. In October 'the class spon- sored a dance and used the money made to build a Homecoming float in No- vember. In December we held a candy sale to raise more money. All the activities we became involved in helped us find our place-and our glo- ry-at Glendale High School. FRESHMEN OFFICERS-fl-rj Lillian Ortega, Vice Presidentg Mario Rodriguez, Presidentg Kari Allen, Secretaryg absent, Jennifer Hough, Treasurer. i 7 f- i af' Lf' 4 f Q X 1 -fri 'asf wf, .N-1: ,.. Begay, Gloria Bejarano, Angelina Benson, Christopher Bingham, Judith Birkett, Samantha Boom, Cassandra Borchert-Neidre, Sara Boyd, Jason Branson, Stephanie Brasher-Wells, Mikel Braughton, Richard Brisby, Dionne Brockman, Rebecca Buscha, Scott Bush, Vickie Bustoz, John Caratachea, Shannon Carender, Lori Carrillo, Carrillo, Castillo Castillo Castillo u s w Michael Raymond Joann Kelly Mike Castrovinci, Michael Cherry, Matthew Chu, Sharon Cook, Shawn Coppola, Mark Copus, Adam Crews, Roberta Cullison, Christine Cushman, David Daniel, Kimberly Davidson, Vickie Delcid, Manuel Deloach, Crenda Dersh, Brian Dibattista, Michele Dickey, Kenneth Dooley, Kenneth Doyle, Michelle Drane, Marc FRESHMEN 79 Dutton, Delia Duval, Louis Daak, Shawn Eidson, Karen Elder, Donna Espinoza, Monica Espinoza, Richard Fajardo, Francisca Ferreira, Ruben Fink, Stephen Ford, Stefanie Francis, Michael Franco, Larry Franklin, Donald Frazier, Jack Freet, Shanann Freightman, Lamonte Fusco-Raymer, Jason Gabbard, Kristen Garcia, Tony Gessel, Tiffani Giesie, Theresa Gonzalez, Blanca Gonzales, Deena Greb, William Green, Sonia Greiner, Todd Griffin, Cathy Griffin, Karen Grijalva, Marcus 80 FRESHMEN XXX Kyle Haynes warms-up for his performance with the GHS Band at the U of A Band Day. ' ,, . ,:. if 't i l ' 4 Q K t A vi' I ' . :D 'Q - , . J as . ' ,fro omg , ,R . , , X inivili, Gronosky, John Grueiro, Lisette Grzybowski, Kelly Guerrero, Catherine Gutierrez, Antonio Gutierrez, Jose L. Gutierrez, Jose M. Hammers, Melanie Hammers, Melissa Hampton, Christopher Hanna, Wendy Hartsock, Tammy Hausmann, Melissa Hays, Debbie Heiner, Anne Hernandez, John Hernandez, Ricardo Herrera, Martin Heugel, Brian Hildebrand, Scott Hill, Kimberly Hinkle, Greggory Hogan, Angela Holt, Michael Hough, Jennifer Huth, Camille Hutson, Anne Hyder, Jeni lnoshita, Sandra Jaggers, Barbara Jahnke, Jason Jamison, Amber Johnson, Keith Jojola, Bernadett Jones, Jason Jors, Rick Juarez, Bobby Juarez, Tracie Klein, Shawn Klink, Lisa Leadabrand, Patrick Leap, Christopher FRESHMEN 81 Lee, James Lee, Lorri Leon, Maria Lewis, Edward Lightowler, Richard Lopez, Samuel Lopez, Thomas Luke, Harold Luna, Beatrice Lupa, Joseph Madrid-Martinez, Tirso , Main, Tracy Manis, Sheila Martinez, Vikki Mathias, Todd McGilvrey, Marshella McKim, Jerald McMahon, Deirdra McPherson, Shannon Mendenhall, Eugenia Mendez, Andrew Mendez, Deborah Mendez, Sheila Merkel, Kristin Meyer, William Meza, Efrain Meza, Teresa Mier, Deanna Miller, Billie Miller, Jolinda Lillian Ortega, Mario Ro- driguez, Jennifer Shields, Shawn Klein, Marshella McGilvrey, Kari Allen, and Vickie Bush listen intently at a Freshman Class meet- ing. 82 FRESHMEN Mitchell, Cliff Monaco, Brandalyn Morales, Maria Moton, Christine Muller, Victoria Mulligan, Robert Mungarro, Reina Munoz, Roberto Murphy, Sean Negethon, Dawn Norbeck, Brenda O'Connor, Lauren Ochoa, Ernest O'Malley, Jacqueline Onak, Mark Ortega, .lose Ortega, Lillian Ortiz, Diana Overton, Debra Partiss, Kristina Passmore, Alice Paul, Crissy Peaty, William Peck, Stacie Penalosa, Gerry Penney, Rechel Pequignot, Tracie Pettett, Galt Poulson, Holly Powell, Dawnielle Railsback, David Ramirez, Robert Rasmussen, Daniel Rauch, Michael Rednoske, Sheri Reed, Tracey Rcnner, Molly Resendes, Linda Risch, Bryan Risch, Byron Rodriguez, Francisco Rodriguez, Mario FRESHMEN 83 vlQ,t,g4 Rodriguez, Ramona Rogers, Kristi Romero, Genero Romero, John Roush, Corrina Rowell, Christopher Rubio, Juan Russell, Tammy Ryan, Christina Saenz, Carol Saenz, Vivian Salcido, Paul Sam, Jeffrey Santacruz, Gregory Schmidt Douggqgsx Schultz, Gregor Schu tz, imothy Schumacher, James l , W? Q J ,l Q Rf' 'l 1 'KW' Scruggs, Terri WIJKLA-J Seargeant, Clark M Sherrill, Dustin Shields, Jennifer Shumaker, James Sivesind, Erin Snodgrass, Jason Soto, Barbara Speers, Thomas Sporleder, Trina Stanfield, Timothy Stewart, Julie Stewart, Murshell Stoneking, Les Stover, Renae Strate, Nicole Suarez, Yida Suggs, David Sutherland, Patrick Thompson, Micah Tillia, Trena Troth, Deanna Velasquez, Arthur Viola, Frances 84 FRESHMEN Qi? Q!! FRESHMEN NOT PICTURED: Abeyta, Christopher Abeyta, Olivia Barbu, Antonela Clark, Dan Clemenson, Nicole Covington, Joseph Cruz, Victor Davis, Daran Ewoldt, Scott Glick, Duane Green, Tammy Hamilton, Justin Haney, Daniel Haynes, Kyle Hoag, Clinton Hoefflin, Christian Hoogendoorn, Derek Hughes, Amber Jaquez, David Jaquez, Jason Jeffers, Kristy Jennings, Ramona Lee, Richard Leigh, Ronald Lindahl, Kenneth McClary, Shawn Moore, Bernice Montoya, Matt Nelson, Tara Ogibovic, Brian Oliva, Lisa Ooten, Shawn Paul, Carey Wagner, Christina Walker, Gene Watson, Thomas Weber, Jason Weltsch, Stephen Westmoreland, Eric Wetenkamp, Vicki Whitaker, Robert White, Annette Wilson, Melissa Wroten, Walter Yanez, Lewis Salyers, David Salyers, John Showers, Jon A 1 X ' X , Stevens, Patience K X-NL! 1 KM 'Q Tavares, Almadelia ' ' 1 gy Tavares, Maria f fe AX X' X OJ Thomas, Sonya f f t KJ Thornton, Kenneth K -Xl' ANY LX Thygesen, Deborah 3 i A O N Trejo, Rachel lp XJ f A fX XJ 0 Urbano, Amelia C X XO Q Valdez, Derrick W KX ' rx XJ Wass, Lauran it , , f , Q Weiler, Deva Q j VN C Welter, Deborah ' f JJ J tp to . ,QP D mxq ' , ' Z d , R b , X- A Rggiigi, ll2ilg:J:l:3ieci'ta Zi:rzT'r1ZrmaLi1,e'l'1iffany X XL! Y Rios, Roseann ',,Wl'J K X . ,jelly QV fx Ax 7Nt V x . K jr X X ll I ii. 5 X NX X N X XX' f .N ,thx F, L! X kj i'f n XJ ,ff T ,CTXJ f is f J K! X rf, , I N W J ' K I J T'!f? . ' U -,Jw , U rj W ,J 'bi ,fe X ,Lf V fs ' ' st, W efg Al fx dir A I X , gj T-X f'N-,j x 'C 1 f A , il v X V ' ff . lj M ,' y A IQMJVD V J ifxiJlilJ 1 VXJPJYX FRESHMEN 85 A- Tammy Russell and friends share a laugh before class. B. Tina Wagner and Monica Espin- oza anticipate a day of study. C. Jose Gutierrez works hard on mas- tering adverbs. D. Tito Madrid takes a break from a hard morning's work, 1 ffff C D Shawn djusts To GH Shawn Klein was a new student at GHS this year and he quickly became a part of our school. But finding his way around campus was even more difficult for Shawn than it is for most freshmen. Shawn is blind. Although he was born in California, Shawn moved to Arizona when he was only two and has gone to schools here in Phoenix throughout his school career. He says he likes Glendale High better than all the rest because he gets to meet more people here. Shawn approaches his studies here at Glendale in a unique way. He learned how to use the Braille System when he was five and has been using it ever since. To do his homework he uses a Braille writer which has six keys to form every letter in the alphabet. He's also learning how to write and to type. To do math Shawn uses special beads and to tell time he has a talking clock and a Braille watch. To find his way around campus, Shawn uses a cane to help him tell if something is in his way and to help him locate where he is by the sound the cane makes. When used in different parts of the campus, the cane makes different sounds when tapped against the concret and Shawn is able to tell where he is. To help him learn where he is and how to get to his classes, Shawn has a mobility teacher who works with him after school, When not studying, Shawn enjoys talking on his C.B. where he is known as Motor Mouth because he likes to talk so much. He also likes to watch his television and listen to rock and roll music. Shawn is definitely a remarkable student and a credit to Glendale High School. -By Patty Wrona USiI1g l'liS Braille Wl'iiCl', Shawn works on math problems 86 FRESH MEN O GHS Band Continues arner onor esplendent in new uniforms, the GHS Marching Band upheld its fine reputation during the 1985 season. At the University of Arizona Band Day, the group rated Superior. At both the Arizona State University Band Day and the State competition, the Band received Excellentf' All those early morning practices in the chilly weather indeed seemed to pay-off for the Band as they performed successfully at competitions and for the GHS crowd at home football games. . , W, ,V if r- Q 1 K M K fs , Aa , , liiiii-Wai! 1 1 .i , ,me iw ,, 175 V' 1 snow-new W- M04 Mark Cohen and William David perform at ASU. 88 ORGANIZATIONS GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL MARCHING BAND-tFront rowj Drum Majors Albert Grijalva and Mike Thompson, fRow 23 Marcus Grijalva, Leon Settle, Tom Watson, Bob Schafer, Kristy Jeffers, Oscar Urbano, Edwin Kolpack, Chris Howell, Phil Lopez, Mike Diehl, Jason Jones, John Romero, Mark Koan, William David, Dale Watson, Debi LaGrow, Lynette Zierden, Cheryl Wolff, Melissa Hausmann, QRow 31 Director Dan Lindsey, Mr. Richard Perrerya, Mr. Gordon Williford, Mr. Tom Cusack. Christina Lopez, Debbie Rubio, Lori Carrender. Kim Bauer. Lori O'Conner, Nicole Bissey, Alison Bond, Laura Wineland, Melodi 1 f. ' - , 'F , 'iii I -- X BAND STAFF-Mr. Tom Cusack: Mr. Dan Lindsey, Directorg Mr. Rich- ard Pereryag and Mr, Gordon Williford, 1 4 Q Q . I ,LJ I g Murri, Dea Mier, Karen Dickinson, Denise Salinas, Adrie Ochoa, QRow 41 Deana Scarsbrook, Kris Steele, Ann Garcia, Vickie Bush, Chris Moton, Sandra Inoshita, Dawnielle Powell, Trevor Cochran, Marsha Wright, Brenda Weedman, Fred Newman, Rachel Penney, Ann Heiner, Loraine Conley, Van Nelson, Beth Hamblin, Roberta Lebario, Machelle Necker, fRow SJ Cheryl Demko, Erin Sivisend, Chris Benson, Julie Swartling, John I-Ieiner, Matt Rauschkolb, Bobby Mulligan, Kyle Haynes, Barbie Kampert, Beth Mulligan, Jay McKim, Tami LaGrow, Dori Overman, Lea Longo, Sam Birkett, Holly Poulson, Theresa Durham, QRow 63 Diana Howard, Candi Murri, Jim Heiner, John Page, Amy Maliga, Dan Davis, Mitzi Minton, Dustin Sherrill, Michelle Lunnon, Glenn Kelly, Chris Ruy- bal, Jon Shields, David Suggs, Mark Pena, Callie McMillen, Yoko Ni- shizawa, Tony Garcia, Dave Roels, QRow 73 Billy Gallimore, Tebi Wil- liams, Tracey Sherman, Kim Clark, Lisa Wood, Pam Ritchie, Anna Bir- kett, Suzi Lundberg, Colleen Wood, Angie Avilucea, Janet Krejci, Kathy Seargeant, Jennifer Alexander, Bob Roels. GLENDALE HIGH SCHOOL COLOR GUARD-QFront rowj Sam Birkett, Jennifer Alexander, Cheryl Demko, Janet Krejci, Tracey Sherman, Diana Howard, Candi Murri, Deana Scarsbrook, Tebi Williams, Adrie Ochoa, Kathy Seargeant, CBack rowj Tonja Hale, Suzee Lundberg, Holly Poulson, Lea Longo, Kim Clark, Kris Steele, Pam Ritchie, Anna Birkett, Lisa Wood, Angie Avilucea, Colleen Wood, Theresa Durham. ORGANIZATIONS 89 90 ORGANIZATIONS azz Band, rchestra, and fficers- roups Working armoniously he Glendale High Jazz Ensemble consists of stu- dents chosen from the Concert Band. After audi- tioning, members are chosen by Mr. Lindsey. The group performed in March at the Bandis Spring Concert. Also performing at the two concerts during the year was the GHS Orchestra. Students in the Orchestra are all enrolled in Mr. Lindsey's Orchestra class. The Band Officers are in charge of helping the Band run smoothly. In addition to their responsibilities in the run- ning of the Band, they are also in charge of raising money for the Band and planning social events. GHS ORCHESTRA-fFront row1 Vicki Wetenkamp, Amy Maliga, Galt Pettett, fRow 21 Lori Gares, Scott Blair, Danny Sarrels, Eric Blair, fRow 31 Sharon Chu, Angelina Bejarano, Stacy George, Jeannie Wetenkamp, Melissa Hausmann, CROW 41 Scott Stoddard, Duncan Davis, Tony Eye. Not pictured, Stacy Bartell, Scott Johnson, Kara Poppleron, Sean Blair, Cheryl Wolff. GHS JAZZ ENSEMBLE-fBack row1 Bob Shafer, Phil Lopez, Mark Pena, Bob Roels, Edwin Kolpack, fBottom row1 Jay McKim, Albert Grijalva, Chris Howell, Matt Rauschkolb, Renee Porter, Jim Heiner, Callie McMillen, Dave Roels. Not pictured, Dan Davis, Jon Shields, Chris Ruybal, and Kyle Haynes. BAND OFFICERS-fFront row1 Glenn Kelly, Vice-President, Kim Bauer, Treasurerg Tracey Sherman, Color Guard Captaing Debi La- Grow, Presidentg Beth Mulligan, Historian, Tami LaGrow, Secretary, fBack row1 Albert Grijalva, Drum Major, Dan Davis and Amy Maliga, Librariansg Mike Thompson, Drum Major, and Mike Diehl, Sgt,-at- Arms. Not pictured, Chris Ruybal, Sgt.-at-Arms, Diana Howard and Candi Murri, Color Guard Captains. Chorus And Newspaper Staff Communicate Through iffering Medium VOCAL ENSEMBLE-fFront rowj Laura Martinez, Ninette Bolin, Bonnie Combs, Marshella McGilvrey, Cindy Johnson, Kristin Elkington, fRow 25 Sharon Wheat, Callie McMillen, Tammy Russell, Tim Barben, Jeffery Holler, Rebecca Thomas, Kari Murchison, Tracey Burgett, CROW 31 Mr. Dellisanti, Ruth Bran- noch, Doug Schmidt, Brian White, CROW 45 Junior Bailey, Dan Clark, Dan Keener, Bill Gallimore, Leon Settle, Eddie Mabbitt, Dan Schmidt, Jeanne Mab- bitt. CONCERT CHOIR-fFront rowj Dani Dunn, Angela Garrison, Tiffany Zimmer- man, Tammy Brown, Carey Paul, Christa Ryan, Debbie Fabijancic, fRow 21 Mr. Dellisanti, Daniel Ooten, Rebecca Brockman, Kelly Bates, Kelly Grzybowski Mary Delarosa, Yvonne Reisinger, Melissa Phillips. wo Chorus groups were directed by Mr. Dellisanti and performed at a Christmas Concert and at two concerts in the Spring. Both the Vocal Ensemble and the Concert Choir worked throughout the year to make money for the Chorus. In September an ornament sale was held, followed in October by a cookie and pie sale. A second food sale was held in February. The Chorus Officers for the year included Sharon Wheat, Presi- dent, Cindy Johnson, Vice-President, Ruth Brannock, Treasurer, Leon Settle, Secretary, and Dan Schmidt, Assistant Secretary. The 1985-'86 Newspaper Staff had the responsibility of publish- ing GHSis newspaper, Cardinal Hi-Lites. The Editor for the year was Gina Nelson and the Assistant Editor was Kirsten Keller. Ms. Jacalyn Romey served as adviser. CARDINAL Hl-LITES STAFF-Paula Brisbois, Kirsten Keller, Ms. Romey, Sue Littrell, Gina Nelson, Suzee Lundberg. Not pictured-J.B. Greer, Callie McMillen, Aimee Tappenden, Carrie Purgitt, and Devon Negethon. ORGANIZATIONS 91 .C. . nd S.A.D.D.- Working Within The Community mong the many activities offered here at Glen- dale is DCE, Distributive Cooperative Educa- tion. Ms. Hullihen is the sponsor of this youth group which is only open to Seniors. The student who wants to join must express a career interest in one of the following areas: office, industry, home economics, or merchandising. The student must also be enrolled in a related class at GHS. In addition to the school classes a student must take, a DCE student must also work at least 15 hours per week at a job that relates to his interest. The DCE program works with and is a subidary of Future Business Leaders of America. The '85-'86 officers were Karen Jackson, President, Chris Ruybal,' Vice-President, Patricia Mungarro and Eli- zabeth Cortez, Secretariesg Becky Hoover, Olga Vas- quez, and Jennifer Menke, Treasurersg and Patricia Vasquez, Social Director. Students Against Drunk Driving, S.A.D.D., was a new organization on campus this year. S.A.D.D. is a nationwide organization whose purpose is to help con- trol drunk driving, especially among students, Each member of the organization is required to make a contract with his or her parents which says if either drinks too much, the other will offer a ride home, no questions asked. The club at GHS was started by Mr. Ken France and had as its officers Albertina Bustoz, President, Tracey Sherman, Vice-Presidentg Amy Maliga, Secretary, and Cliff Stewart, Treasurer. 92 ORGANIZATIONS 4 DCE-fFront row1 Hugo Diaz, Earl Pearcy, Dianna Jarrard, Chris Ruybal, Christina Lewis, CRow 21 Patricia Vasquez, Olga Vasquez, Karen Jackson, Yvonne Schultis, Jennifer Menke, fRow 31 Lori Marichalar, Robbyn Kepers, Jennifer McKee, Becky Hoover, Vicki Fischli Teresa Holem, Kim McCarley, Ms. Hullihen, fRow 41 Connie Ramsey, Theresa Jones, Kimber: ly Bauer, Elizabeth Cortez, Stephanie Coker, and Clark Lowe. i S.A.D.D.-fBack row1 Pat Harrington, Debi LaGrow, Albertina Bustoz, Amy Maliga, Barry Dersh, Mark Koan, Mike Thompson, fFront row1 Cliff Stewart, Glenn Kelly, Tracey Sherman, and Doug Schwartz. .H.S. And Academic Decathlon Stress Academic EX ellence NHS-QBack rowj Lisa Campbell, Scott Erickson, Diana Parmley, Patricia Wrona, Alicia Bustos, Ms, Johnson, Pat Hernandez, Cathy Boggs, Dan Davis, Mark Domsher, Matt Rausch- kolb, Doug Swartz, David Roels, fFront rowj Roberta Lebario, Beth Hamblin, Maria Escudero, Lorna Penalosa, Kristen Wilson, Kathy Mahnke, Debi LaGrow, Debbie Crawford, and Tracey Sherman. ACADEMIC DECATHLON TEAM-QBack rowj Angel Blue, Dan Davis, Phillip Cushman, QFront rowj Alicia Bustos, Barbie Kampert, Roberta Lebario. Not pictured Thomas Flores and Bob O'Brien. he National Honor Society, NHS, is sponsored by Ms. Johnson and is made up of a group of people who have shown outstanding character, service, leadership, and scholarship. To become a member a student must be in the top 10'Za of the Junior Class or the top 1596 of the Senior Class. NHS is a service organization which raises funds by selling various items and then donates the money to a Glendale charity. The NHS officers were Kathy Mahnke, Presi- dentg Debi LaGrow, Vice-President, Roberta Lebario, Secretaryg and Doug Schwartz, Treasurer. The Academic Decathlon Team at GHS con- sists of Juniors and Seniors who are interest- ed in competing in a variety of academic areas. These academic competitions include tests in economics, fine arts, language and literature, math, science, social science and history. Students are also required to write essays and give speeches, participate in an interview and a Super Quiz. To cover all these topics in preparation for competition, the GHS team had 8 coaches from the GHS faculty to help them. The Team coordinator at GHS was Ms. Pat Winters. ORGANIZATIONS 93 A.S.B. And Key Club- Serving School And Community HS's Associated Student Body is the stu- dent government for the high school. It consists of class officers and senators and works throughout the year planning activities for the school. During the year the A.S.B. planned and carried out a student mixer dance at the beginning of the year, all Homecoming activities, a Christmas door decorating contest, a Christmas dance, the Cardinal Court Dance, and the Morp Dance at the end of the year. A.S.B. officers for the year were Roberta Lebario, President, Mike Thompson, Vice-President, Amy Maliga, Secretary, and Dan Davis, Treasurer. Mr. Dellisanti advised the orga- nization. The Key Club is an organization which sponsors such activities as food drives and blood drives. The Key Club's primary purpose is to help the commu- nity and school in the best ways possible. Before Christmas, the club held a food drive competition among all third hour classes and donated the food collected to needy families in the community. Dur- ing the year a blood drive was also held. Ms. Smith, Key Club sponsor, is proud of her club since they have won the award for having the most successful blood drives for the last five years. The Key Club Officers for the year were Albert Grijalva, Presi- dent, Machele Necker, Vice-President, Debi La- Grow, Secretary, and Dan Davis, Treasurer. A.S.B.-fTop rowj Paul Myers, Mario Rodriguez, Amy Maliga, Mike Thompson, Mr. Dellisanti, Gary Rice, Pat Hernandez, Bill Starcher, Sherri Spino, Doug Schwartz, fMiddle rowj Ro- berta Lebario, Dan Davis, Kim Trisoliere, Jennifer Hough, Mark Koan, Barry Dersh, Brenda Weedman, fFront rowj Kari Allen, Vicki Wetenkamp, Marshella McGilvrey, Peter Jacob, Rusty Taylor, Tracey Sherman, and Lisa Wood. KEY CLUB-fBack rowj Sheila Manis, Albert Grijalva, David Phillips, Reese Turner, Pat Hernandez, Deborah Gerace, Ar- mando Mercado, Tami LaGrow, Michelle Lunnon, Machele Necker, fMiddle rowj Billy Gallimore, Tracey Sherman, Debi LaGrow, Marcus Grijalva, Anthony Copola, Doug Schwartz, Kathy Mahnke, fFront rowj Ms. Patricia Smith, Sponsor. Not pictured, Dan Davis. 94 ORGANIZATIONS x Y - tt., Patricia Vasquez participates in the Key Club Blood Drive. Art Club nd Ski Club Refine Abilities M ,iilil tudents interested in art at GHS can join the Art Club sponsored by Mr. Cliff Scott. Dur- ing the year the club raised funds, and helped lift spirits at school, by selling carnations during Homecoming Week and again for Valen- tine's Day. The club officers for '85-'86 were Gina Nelson, President, Jena Elliott, Vice-Presidentg Yolanda Rojo, Secretary, and Bernadette Arm- strong, Treasurer. This year was the first year for a Ski Club at GHS and the turn out for the club was very high with about 50 members joining. The club hit the slopes during Christmas vacation when they took a trip by chartered bus to Purgatory. Students were able to receive ski instruction and practice their skills. Ms. Bacon worked as the Ski Club sponsor, and Diana Felix coordinated activities as the club's President. ART CLUB-QBack rowj Mr. Scott, Yoko Ni- chizawa, Bernadette Armstrong, Bea Almanza, fMiddle rowj Connie Ramsey, Patience Stevens, Aydee Morales, Mary Rodriguez, Aurora Mo- rales, Anna Cardenas, Tamar Abeyta, QFront rowl Yolanda Rojo, Jena Elliott, Gina Nelson, Chris Leap. SKI CLUB-fBack rowj Ms. Atwood, Mikel Brasher-Wells, Stephanie Branson, Greg Sear- foss, Reese Turner, Todd Lentz, Cheryl Demko, Pam Ritchie, QRow ZJ Joann Tochihara, Kristi Partiss, Donna Elder, Dawnielle Powell, tRow 31 Glenn Kelly, Diana Felix, Denise Huston, Debbie Birks, Tracy Reeve, Molly Renner, Tiffani Ges- sel, Marc Scillieri, tFront rowj Ms. Bacon, Shawn Jordan, Gary Rice, Joe Lizarraga, Byron Risch, Galt Pettett, Kristy Rogers, and Mario Cardenas. Not pictured, Billy Loge, Jena Elliott, Bryon Risch, Vicki Maldonado, Julie Lock, Sheri Rednoski, Tracey Reid, George Smith, Jake Swartz, Chris Cole, Cecil Stover, Cami Huth, and Kari Clark. ORGANIZATIONS 95 JROTC Proudly Represent GHS lendale High School's ROTC unit represents the Navy and of- fers its members a variety of ac- tivities and experiences. GHS's NJ ROTC consists of two drill teams of ten people, four people on the color guard, 22 students on the rifle team and 30 people on the rappelling team. At the annual inspection held in Novem- ber, the unit received an Outstanding rating. NJ ROTC OFFICERS-QBack rowj Tonze Staple- ton, Ron Simpson, Dale Watson, Bill Starcher, Robert Stewart, Len Pierce, Teresa Holem, Sher- ry Phillips, Glenn Olson, fRow 21 Mr. Toby Wil- son, Andre Wilson, Chris Biegun, Diana Parmley, Gary Rice, Dan Espinoza, Peter Jacobs, QFront rowj Phil Cushman, Konrad Klopping, and Joe Lizzarga. NJROTC-QBack rowl William Starcher, Paul Schmidt, Dale Watson, Rebecca Brockman, Wendy Hanna, fRow 25 Teresa Holem, Sherry Phillips, Matthew Thomas, Tracey Biegun, Wal- ter Davis, Chris Rowell, fRow 35 Mr. Toby Wil- son, Andre Wilson, Ronald Simpson, Barbara Jaggers, Rachel Trejo, Mike Orchowski, Barbara Horne, Diana Parmley, fFront rowj Chris Bie- gun, Tonze Stapleton, Peter Jacob, Rick Jors, Gary Rice, David Chapman, and Dan Espinoza. NJ ROTC-fBack rowj Leonard Pierce, Leon Set- tle, Robert Stewart, Tim Schultz, Martin Her- rera, CRow 21 Corbin Craig, Jesus Fajardo, Glenn Olson, Jason Fusco, Jack Frazier, Brian Heugel, Ed Bailey, CROW 3D Mr. Toby Wilson, Tracie Pequignot, Lynette Zierden, Ken Thronton, Ger- ry Penalosa, Konrad Klopping, Don Franklin, Diana Parmley, fFront rowl Ramona Jennings, Mike Ryerson, Joe Lizzarga, Shawn Jordan, Phil Cushman, and Ken Dickey. 96 ORGANIZATIONS as 5. ga Pep Club And Letter Club Spark School Spirit he goal of the GHS Pep Club is to pro- mote school spirit and back all of the sports teams. The club consists of the Pep Squad and any other interested people. The Letter Club is a service organization for sports here at GHS. The organization supplies awards and helps buy equipment for sports. Everyone who has a letter for playing a Varsity sport is automatically in the Letter Club. This year's officers were Scott Erickson, President, Marc Aldama, Vice-Presidentg Maria Escudero, Treasurer, Debi LaGrow, Secretaryg and Greg Thorley, Sgt.-at-Arms. Mr. Hernandez served as adviser for the club. 1 1 l PEP CLUB-CBack rowj Carrie Randeles, Terri Scruggs, Renae Stover, Amber Jamison, Julie Lock, CROW 21 LaAr- nie Arceo, Rene Porter, Tia Paiano, Mindy Hayes, QRow 31 Brenda Norbeck, Nicole Clemenson, Veronica Burt, Kelly Gruiero, Kari Allen, and Belinda Simmons. Phillips, Mike Bob Escudero, Adama, Brian Thorley, Tami Ryan, Tracy Davies, fBottom rowj Maria Delgado, Lisette LETTER CLUB-fBack rowj Mr. Hernandez, Julie Lock, Paul Myers, Kevin Dykes, Bill Thompson, Pat Harrington, Bob Roels, QRow 25 Marc Landry, David Dager, Greg LaGrow, Brenda Weedman, Bill Gallimore, fRow lj Deb- Albert Grijalva, bie Crawford, Scott Erickson, Mark Domsher, Leonard Lopez, Christina Domin- guez, Debi LaGrow, Debbie Gerace, Kathy Hill, Theresa Allen, Maria Escudero. Not pictured, Kristine Haynes, Holly Storm, Jes- sica Nolan, Robert Meza, Matt Rauschkolb, and Glenn Kelly. ORGANIZATIONS 97 Foreign anguage Club and MECHA Explore Culture and anguage his year's Foreign Language Club exper- ienced an increase in members. The only requirements to be a member were to be enrolled in a foreign language and to regularly attend club meetings. The Club's activities includ- ed having dinner at French and German restau- rants and attending as many cultural events as their budget would allow. The fund raisers the Club was involved in included weekly pretzel sales and a T- shirt sale. Ms. Hensley was the sponsor and the officers were Peter Jacob, President, Kari Allen, Vice-Presidentg Cathy Guerrero, Secretary, and Kevin Fitzgerald, Treasurer. The acronym MECHA stands for Moviemiento Estudiantil, Chicano de Aztlan. This literally translated means Chicano Student Movement of the Southwest. The MECHA Club focuses on the importance of education. The slogan of the group is Education is a key that will unlock doors. The officers for the year were Liz Cortez, President, Gabe Pompa, Vice-President, Olga Gonzalez, Sec- retary, and Maria Garnica, Treasurer. FORIEGN LANGUAGE CLUB-Ron Simpson, Gary Rice, Peter Jacob Kevin Fitz gerald, Beth Hamblin, Diana Felix, Angela Aguayo, Ms. Hensley Not pictured Homer McMurrey, Sherry Spino, Debi LaGrow, Robert Mulligan, Cathy Boggs Kari Allen Phillip Cushman, Shawn Jordan, Kim Sivesand, Shawn Blair MECHA-fFront rowj Rene Mechaca, Ruben Diaz, fRow 21 Diana Torres, Maria Tavares Angelo Mesa Yvette Arambula, Lisa Oliva, Maria Garnica, Mary Mendez, Olga Gonzalez, Diana Lopez Anita Franco Lupe Ramirez, Yolanda Rojo, lRow 31 Liz Cortez, Elisa Garcia, Alma Tavares, Bobby Juarez Tom Flores Mr Bierner, Tony Sanchez, Olga Meza, Oscar Urbano, Ricky Hernandez, and Andy Mendez 98 ORGANIZATIONS For rama Club nd Thespians All The World's A Stage S ,glad he s. r lays build a person's self-confidence and esteem. The actors get a chance to make new friends and build lasting friendships? This is Ms. Goldstein's view on the benefits of the Drama Club here at GHS. The Drama Club consists of students interested in all aspects of play production. Those students with the most experience, at least 100 hours of work on a play, become members of the Thespians. This group is in charge of the other students in the plays and helps out when others have problems during the produc- tions. .xtx DRAMA CLUB OFFICERS-Lea Longo, Presidentg Tracey Sherman, Vice-President, Machele Necker, Secretaryg Angel Ciardullo, Treasurerg and Matt Rauschkolb, Sgt,-at-Arms. Not pictured, Dan Davis, Historian. DRAMA CLUB-fBack to front, l-rj Jennifer Hough, Alice Passmore, Theresa Durham, Jennifer Alexander, Kim Trisoliere, Maureen Nelson, Ted Nelson, Steve Welsch, Suzee Lundberg, Nick Wyzevich, Dan Davis, John Page, Galt Pettett, Pat Hernandez, Tracey Sherman, Lillian Ortega, Crissy Cullison, Debi Robertson, Alison Blond, Lisa Weed, Cathy Boggs, Sharon Wheat, Machele Necker, Billy Gallimore, Trina Sporleder, Laura Wineland, Ms. Goldstein, Shelly Andrews, Margaret Garrett, Mike Diehl, Angel Ciardullo, Leonard Pierce, Brenda Norbeck, Amber Jamison, La- monte Freightman, Dave Roels, Tim Barben, Annie Hoogendoorn, Trevor Cochran, Kevin Thomas, Matt Rauschkolb, Lea Longo. THESPIANS-QBack to front, l-rj Suzee Lundberg, Lea Longo, Laura Wineland, John Page, Lisa Wood, Sharon Wheat, Tracey Sherman, Ma- chele Necker, Kim Trisoliere, Alison Blond, Ms. Goldstein, Mike Diehl, Pat Hernandez, Margaret Garrett, Angel Ciardullo, Matt Rauschkolb, Dan Davis, Dave Roels, Ted Nelson, Annie Hoogendoorn, Cathy Boggs, Kevin Thomas, Tim Barben, Trevor Cochran. fAboveJ Cathy Boggs, Beth Hamblin, and Pat Hernandez watch the filming of the movie AMERICAN ANTHEM starring Olympic star Mitch Gaylord at the old Phoenix High School Gym. ORGANIZATIONS 99 100 YEARBOOK STAFF Yearbook Staff Records ur Year s the school year began, a large and enthusiastic group met and began planning the 1986 Yearbook for Glendale High School, under the direction of their new sponsor, Ms. Reynolds. Together the group talked about their ideas and responsibilities and jumped right in to taking pictures and writing articles. Many of the once large group, however, fell by the wayside as the year progressed and only the most devoted workers remained at year's end. Those who remained on the staff found that the job of putting together a chronicle of a school year is no easy task as they worked during the week as well as on weekends. But, despite the hard work, the group agreed that all their efforts were worth the work when they saw their months of hard work presented in the final product. The '85-'86 school year will remain special to everyone on the Yearbook Staff because of the memories they shared, and the Yearbook they created. Patty Wrona, EdIt0I' i rf .t tcttt t ADVERTISING EDITOR SPORTS EDITOR PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR ART STAFF Chris Ruybal . Albertina Bustoz .Ion Cherry Debbie Crawford, Editor Chris Ruybal Yearbook Staff Yearbook Staff-fl-rj Mar- shclla McGilvrey, Diana Fe- lix, Chris Ruybal, Pat Her- nandez, Jon Cherry, Anna Cardenas, and Wendy Hanna. rganization Pro ide Support For Sport uring the year, three groups work to support some of the sports teams here at GHS. These groups are the Mat Angels, the Spikettes, and the Stat-Brats. Each year the wrestling teams are supported by a group of girls known as the Mat Angels. The girls keep score for each match both home and away while cheering the teams on. The Mat Angels are sponsored by Mr. Hernandez. The Spikettes' job is to provide support for the Cross Country Team in the fall and the Track and Field Team in the spring. The Spikettes are a volunteer group who keep score, time, keep number cards in place, and hand the thirsty runners water. Their most important job is to encourage the team members throughout the meets. The Stat-Brats was a new organization formed this year by Coach Scott. They are the busy people at the basketball games who record everything that happens on the court. The Stat Brats provide a valuable service to the team and the coaches agree that the group is indespensable. TEA ' Klllbh Mat Angels-fnf tl-rj Dena Ryder, Heather Hansen, Lupe Ramirez, Anna Cardenas, Yo- Track and Field Student Managers- Sheryl Lund and Pam Kearny. landa Rojo, Anita Franco, and Carol Saenz. Not pictured, Mindy Hayes and Cindi Gaitan. Basketball Stat-Brats- tFront row Dawn N - gethon, Rechel Penney, Stac B , Michelle Headrick, Teresa Holem, fBack rowj Miki Brasher, Sonya Thomas, Cassandra Boom, Tina Howell, Gloria Begay, and Jolinda Mill- er. Not pictured, Barb Horne, Ramona Jen- lEgll:lnOGrtega,Bernadette Jojola,and 5 .SVS T gf Xt - KQQ-Q X J . ...axis ed .X . x my Dt G7 V X ff' fi 1 K i J l A ff 1 if ag Siqylqe X- C713 5 Q1 f A ORGANIZATION l -Q c'U?'l GHS Thespian Present Cactus Flower The curtain came up for the Drama Department's fall pro- duction of Cactus Flower on Thursday, December 12, 1985, at 7:30 p.m. As the curtain came down for the last time on Saturday, December 14, 1985, cries came up from an ecstat- ic cast and crew, and applause came from the audience and director, Ms. Esta Goldstein. Members ofthe cast were Margaret Garrett as Toni Sim- monsg Ted Nelson as Igor Sullivan, Lea Longo as Stephanie Dickinson, Cathy Boggs played Mrs. Dixon Durant, Edwin Kolpack was Dr. Julian Winston, Mark Koan was Harvey Greenfield, and Dave Roels played Senor Arturo Sanchez. Also in the cast were John Page as a customer and Steve Weltsch as the Music Lover. The play is centered around Toni, Igor, Stephanie, and Julian, In the beginning, Julian is in love with Toni, but has lied to her and told her that he is already married and has three kids, just to keep from marrying her. Toni hates a lie so when Julian decides to marry her, he can't tell her the truth about his not being married. Instead, he tells her he is getting a divorce. Toni insists on meeting his wife to make sure she does not hate Toni and think of her as a homew- reckerf' Enter Stephanie, Julian's nurse. Very much against her wishes, she goes to see Toni and convinces her that she is Julian's wife and that she wants a divorce also. After the visit, Toni is sure that Julian's wife still loves him. While Toni is jealous of Stephanie, Julian is jealous of Igor, Toni's next-door neighbor. lntermixed with all the lies and funny jokes are a lot of hilarious characters who made the play fun. The play finally ends with Toni and Igor as a couple, and Julian and Steph- anie as a couple. Many thanks for the success of this show went to the crews who worked very hard. Crew heads were Sharon Wheat and Nick Wyzevich, construction, Sharon Wheat, stage man- ager, Matt Rauschkolb, sound master, Cathy Boggs and Pat Hernandez, publicity, Kim Trisoleire, costumes, Laura Wineland, make-up, Angie Ciardullo, tickets, Nick Wyze- vich, lighting, and Bill Goodwin, sound. The stage crew who changed the sets for 15 scenes included: Mike Diehl, Jason Jones, Amber Jamison, Brenda Norbeck, Jennifer Hough, Terri Scruggs, Renae Stover, Trina Sporledor, Annie Hoo- gendorn, Steve Weltsch, Billy Gallimore, Sharon Wheat, Pat Sutherland, Leonard Pierce, Jason Snodgrass, Lillian Ortega, John Page, Bob Roels, Dan Bradshaw, and Mau- reen Nelson. -Suzee Lundberg, Reprinted from Cardinal Hi-Lites its v 1' 1 Z gy' gr M ,,.-t-' EXQQB9-J Wi' X g X QQSQ K ll wwf! ,aff . X Qjgrg f egg I 152 ORGANIZATIONS 'eee as , my I-K it ji H144 Mimi Y l t 41051, oo Edwin Kolpack and Mark Koan, playing Ju- lian and Harvey, are discussing Julian's rela- tionship with Toni. Margaret Garrett as Toni tends to Leonard Pierce, an extremely rude customer. Julian tEdwin Kolpackj gets very upset when Igor tTed Nelsonj walks around in Toni's apartment in a towel! Margaret Garrett as Toni tells her boyfriend that their love affair is over. Ted Nelson goes over his lines during rehears- al, thankfully, he didn't forget any. Edwin Kolpack, Lea Longo, Margaret Gar- rett, Ted Nelson, and Leonard Pierce relieve some tension before dress rehearsal. Harvey tMark Koanj orders another drink for himself from waiter Steve Weltsch while he tries to get rid of his girlfriend, Boticelli tSu- zee Lundbergj. Sharon Wheat, stage manager, tries to avoid pictures while she sets up a scene. Billy Gallimore moves the heaviest prop, a stove. Ms. Dickinson tLea Longoj rejects Arturo's tDave Roelsj invitation to the Paris Ball. Ms. Dickinson tLea Longoi and Harvey tMark Koanj get chummy. ORGANIZATIONS 103 uys And D011 akes Stage n April This year's musical production at Glendale High School was Guys and Dolls, directed by Ms. Goldstein. The play was presented on April l0, ll, and l2 and consisted of 43 cast members, 20 orchestra members, and approximately 25 crew members. Guys and Dolls takes place in Manhattan, New York, in the late l940's. Gambling was a way oflife in those days and the self-image of many a man was thought to be predetermined by his maker or his I.O.U. Sky Masterson, played by Matt Rauschkolb, makes a 51,000 bet with Nathan Detroit, played by Edwin Kolpaek, that he can take any doll on a date. Nathan chooses Sarah Brown, played by Sara Miller, to be the guinea pig. Sarah Brown happens to be a mission- ary and normally would never go on a date with a gambler, but Sky Masterson proves too difficult for her to refuse. in the end he breaks down all her defenses. Nathan Detroit, on the other hand, needs to win the Sl,O00 bet immediately so he can maintain his gambling status. He is engaged, and has been for l4 years, to Adelaide fLea Longoj and she is tired of waiting for her wedding day and wants to get on with the marriage. She's also determined that Nathan should stop his gambling life and become a respectable guy. After many trials and tribulations, both couples manage to find each other as well as true happiness. Other cast members included Bill Gallimore, Dave Roels, John Page, Pat Hernandez, Leonard Pierce, Kevin Thomas, Pat Sutherland, Cathy Boggs, Alison Blond, Jason Snod- grass, Amber Jamison, Steve Weltsch, Trevor Cochran, Debi LaGrow, Danielle Ooten, Traci Davies, Jennifer Alex- ander, Melanie Hammers, Maureen Nelson, Brenda Nor- beck, Alice Passmore, Kim Trisoliere, Lisa Wood, Steve Charette, Tim Barben, Kevin Kanarian, Ted Nelson, Danny Bradshaw, Tom Watson, Lovie Fitzpatrick, Renae Stover, Tiffani Gessel, Shelly Andrew, Heather Hansen, Annie Hoogendoorn, Terri Scruggs, and Trina Sporlender. Music director Gordon Williford rehearses with Leonard Pierce. 104 GUYS AND DOLLS ,.'- Guys and Dolls dancers work out with choreographer Mr. Pat Walsh. Dancers from left to right are Melanie Hammers tback to cameraj, Mr. Walsh, Debi LaGrow, Alice Passmore, Kim Trisoliere, and Maureen Nelson. -x '-Q--e-NWN.-W-Q-ff .... , l. . K: s l . - 5 l -ogg mg. as 5 tAbove leftj Sara Miller and Matt Rauschkolb go over their lines as Sarah Brown and Sky Masterson. tAbovcJ Lea Longo and Edwin Kolpack rehearse for their parts as Adelaide and Nathan. tLcftJ Sara Miller and Ms. Goldstein work on stage blocking a scene. Cardinal Court rightens anuar n January, the Student Senate sponsored the tradition- al Cardinal Court Dance. ln the past, the Cardinal Court was chosen from the Senior Class only, but this year the Senate decided to give each class a chance to participate. Out of the top 1095 of the Senior Class a King and Queen and Attendants were chosen. One set of atten- dants was chosen from the top 1096 of the Freshman, Soph- omore, and Junior Classes. Each class voted on its represen- tatives. Queen And King g First Attendants Debi LaGrow and Scott Erickson Second Attendants Gina Nelson and Glenn Kelly Matt Rauschkolb and Lisa Campbell Freshman Attendants Sophomore Attendants Junior Attendants Gerry Penalosa and Vicki Bush Gerry Gin and Debbie Gerace Mark Pena and Cindi Crawford Jon Cherry Photos 1 rganization Keep Us B sy F.. .sa .. D vfF .f,, , v:,,i,.-,1 . M. E it I . 4 , ...la . A, , f4 wI 4Qf 11 3,41 ,,+... 1 his -in-24 lil Az. 1 Members of the student body gather for the Students Against Drunk Driving QSADDJ Assembly Alicia Bustos and Barbie Kampert take their turn at answering questions during the First Annual GUHSD Academic Deeathlon Superbowl hosted by GHS. Team members Bob 0'Brien, Roberta LeBario, Dan Davis, and Angel Blue await their turns. Yearbook staff members Chris Ruybal, Glenn Kelly, Mike Mapes, Pat Hernandez, Marshella lVlcGilvrey, and Anna Cardenas work at putting together Yearbook pages. Tonja Mills takes command of her NJROTC unit. An entry in the ASB sponsored Christmas door-decorating contest awaits judging, Lovie Fitzpatrick takes part in the ASB's Halloween costume competition. Kristy Rogers prepares to take on the mountain during the Ski Club's trip to Purgatory in January. 106 ORGANIZATIONS 'hn- GH Football eam Persevere he Varsity Football season began with high hopes. The players began by lifting weights and participating in the passing league during the summer. Those who were dedicated did well during the season. The season opened on a good note with Carl Hayden. Even though the team didn't win, there was noticeable progress over last season. As the season progressed, how- ever, things took a turn for the worse. The team kept their heads up and played hard, exhibiting a lot of character and class. Ae- cording to Coach Hernandez, The season should in no way reflect upon the team. They are true winners. They never quit. Varsity Football l08 FOOTBALL Glendale Varsity attempts a catch. i Y Y 77,1 VARSITY FOOTBALL TEA M-tFront rowj Cathy Hill, Erie Guezak, Gilbert Mercado, Cliff Stewart, Guy Lopez, George Molina, Perry Diewert, Julie Lock, tRow 21 Lennard Lopez, Mare Aldama, Coach Jacobs, Coach Threadgill, Coach Hernandez, Coach Gallimore, Coach Mercado, Manuel Hernandez, Todd Lentz, tRow 35 Jason Anderson, Chris Salarez, Jamie Moreno, Tony Passalaequa, Mario Cardenas, Kenny Aneas, Armando Mercado, Robert Clary, Scott Erickson, tRow 41 JB. Greer, Sam Gallegos, Bob Ferreira, Brian Lentz, Gary Riee, Tonze Stapleton, Resse Turner, Mark Pena, fRow SJ Robert Meza, David Dager, Paul Myers, Brad Ritch, Pat Harrington, Matt Spricr, Matt Rauschkolb, Greg Thorley, Kevin Dykes. Junior Varsity Football J.V. FOOTBALL TEAM-tFront row1 D. Glick Manager, J. Padilla, A. Wyzevich, G. Smith, Coach Kirksey Coach Taylor, M. Scilleiri, V. Scarsbrook, T. Sanchez, fRow 21 T. Palmer, K. Crawford, S. Sanchez, G. Soliz, N Armenta, T. Bradshaw, M. Slaughter, B. Sebey, QRow 31 T. Amavisca, R. Valenzuela, D. O'Dell, R. Funk, K Goodthunder, W. Arevalo, A. Flores, fTop row1 N. Wyzevich, F. Angiuiano, C. Chance, G. Pompa, C. Watts, F. Resendes, D. Sarrels, K. Connors Frosh Football FROSH FOOTBALL TEAM-CFront row1 Tito Madrid, Robert Ramirez, Gerry Penalosa, Joe Ortega, QRow 21 Mark Onak, Sam Lopez, Ernie Ochoa, Coach Larry Tualla, Mike Castrovinci, Juan Rubio, Rich Light- ower, tRow 31 Ricky Braughton, Chris Rowell, Lee Jimmy, Chris Benson, Doug Schmidt, Jose Gutierrez, Eddie Deleid, Marc Grijalva, fRow 41 Jason Jaquez, David Jaquez, Byron Risch, Mike Carrillo, Larry Franco, Eddie Lewis, Steve Fink, Jason Jahnke, CROW 51 Marc Drane, Greg SantaCruz, Eric Westmoreland, Pat Sutherland, Ray Carrillo, Tommy Lopez, Micah Thompson, Paul Salcido This year's J.V. Football team showed a lot of team spirit even though their re- cord wasn't a winning one. The team learned that hard work does pay off when they won over Peoria 12-6. The players show signs of talent and are looking forward to next year being a winning season. n I l t Glendale is proud of our Frosh Football team this year! The team finished the sea- son with a record of 8-l. This group of athletes showed a tremendous amount of talent and team work. They proved that hard work and dedication make all the difference. These players are looking for- ward to next year so they can show their Glendale pride! FOOTBALL 109 Football!! A t l The Glendale Cardinals l swoop in for a tackle. A. B. Varsity Football Players and Coach Hernandez par- ticipate in the Fall Sports Assembly. C. Freshman team members prepare for a game. D. Sticking together does make a difference. .' . 'gif . W M.. . .. .,.,.., . , . 7 C Q' 5 fi V lt 4' au' .. - f 1 . .,.. .. , wanQf:i:ffff ,, V ,... . , S... 47, iii. ft -' . . at ' . VVV' . ' . ' .3 H E. I ' 1,55 ., ..,, . V , ,f '22 - f , ,ttt ,, ' , f M -ttt ' A r . .L .av 4 ----' M ,,,, 3' , 1 Y ' 5 Mi' 5 B Wfwfwr-rff' S? . ...W ,, WY' f ia M W' .W ------ww-1, , H Hy , U N G ...M ...M-gg, y . ...W ,,,,.. ii , y y y ,, ,, ,A Z D , 110 FOOTBALL x ' P , f ' Swimmers ualif For igisgonals ,Y fwixiif ? endoorn strokes to the finish line. 1 A lf fw np l EXC M . Xa' f iv UG A 1 S' . f ,f AXE' X X I X ff E K ,mf A0 V . If ll H5 +V Ki! M N A i X X .QV GUM Q X X 5 LJ irl's swimming was offered again during the '85 season at GHS. Although the team was a young one, they showed a lot of talent. Five swimmers qualified for the Skyline Divisionals: Mi- chelle Mizer, Kristin Merkel, Molly Renner, and Tif- fani Gessel in the 200 Medley Relayg Molly Renner in the 100 Freestyleg Michelle Mizer in the 200 Frees- tyleg and Michelle Mizer, Kristin Merkel, Annie Hoo- gendoorn, and Tiffani Gessel in the 400 Freestyle Relay. High point swimmer for the season was Molly Renner, and Michelle Mizer received the honor of most improved swimmer for the season. The team was coached this year by Ms. Peggy Peck. GIRLS' SWIM TEAM-fBack rowj Dena Ryder, Michelle Mizer, Coach Peck, Molly Renner, Julie Lock, QFront rowb Tiffani Gessel, Kristin Merkel, Nicole Clemenson, Jennifer Shields, Sharon Chu, and Annette Barber. SWIMMING lll Despite Losing Season, Volleyball Teams Show otential hree volleyball teams represented Glendale High School during the 85 season. The Freshman Volleyball Team had a fair season this year with a cou- ple of close matches and one win against Cor- tez. The team started out with a lot of mem- bers but lost several as the season progressed. By the end of the season the team was show- ing a great deal of improvement. The Fresh- man Team was coached by Ms. Molly Sny- der. The Junior Varsity Volleyball Team also ex- perienced a losing season while improving with each game. The win-loss record of the team does not show its true potential. Half of the team had never played before and each girl did an incredible job on her skill improve- ment, Ms. Prado, .I.V. Coach, said of her team. This year's Varsity Volleyball Team didn't have a very successful season although they did bring home one win. The '85 team was small but showed talent and improvement by the end of the season. FRESHMAN VOLLEYBALL TEAM-fBack TOWJ Ms. Molly Snyder, Bernadette Jojola, Sheila Manes, Cami Hugh, Dee Troth, Debbid Mendez, fFront rowj Tracie Pequinot, Cathy Griffin, Kari Allen, Lillian Ortega, and Brenda Worbeck. JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM-CBack rowj Cindy Crawford, Lisa Nichols, Debra Stapley, Becky Sanchez, Anna Cardenas, Ms. Prado, QRow 21 Anita Franco, Lupe Ramirez, Lupe Gonzales, Donna Suggs, QFront rowj Denise Salinas, Kellee Hansen, Yo- lando Rojo, and Cindy Gaitan. ll2 VOLLEYBALL Freshman Volleyball Junior Varsity Volleyball Varsity Volleyball VARSITY VOLLEYBALL-tBack rowj Ms. Bebe Clark, Brenda Weedman, Debbie Gerace, Holly Storm, Angie Newton, Kristin Maynes, QFront rowj Angie Schiavo, Christina Dominguez, Maria Escudero, Erica Jenkins, and Jessica Nolan. tAboveJ Team work is a part of the game as Christina Dominguez makes a shot while Holly Storm and Debbie Gerace stand ready to help. tRightJ Debbie Gerace presents her opponents with a power play. VOLLEYBALL 113 Cross Countr nce again the Glendale High School Cross Country Team had a winning sea- son. The team ended the season with 13 wins and only 2 losses. The team placed 3rd in Divisionals and llth at State. Coach Espinoza's runners worked hard and once again proved that they are number l. Among the outstanding runners on the team were Billy Egnatoff who placed 2nd in the Divi- sional Meet and made the All Conference First Team, and Ryan Hinchcliff who finished 8th in Divisionals and made the All Conference Sec- ond Team. inning Season Silvino Gonzales strides for success! Billy Egnatoff sets his mind on winning! CROSS COUNTRY TEAM- fFront rowj Gloria Begay, Lee Bar- ton, Doug Frett, Sean Blair, Omar Araizo, Helmar Wallrabenstein, fBack rowj Bernadette Armstrong, Coach Espinoza, .Iolinda Miller, Juan Rubio, Ryan Pearson, Billy Egnatoff, Eric Blair, Silvino Gon- zales, Ryan Todd Hinchcliff. Cross Country Team 114 CROSS COUNTRY GIRLS' CROSS COUN- TRY TEAM- Jolinda Mill- er, Gloria Begay, and Mona Rodriquez. Gloria Begay shows her determination. ' ' Eric Blair and Dan Keener help each other along. Silvino Gonzales jumps to get ahead in the steeplechase race. CROSS COUNTRY 115 Cheer Provides Spirit his yearls cheer was di- vided into two squads. One squad was chosen for Football season and an- other was chosen for Basket- ball. Each year the GHS cheer lines support the Football and Bas- ketball Teams. They also per- form for the student body at our Pep Assemblies. The girls and their sponsor, Ms. Prado, gave much of their time and energy to keep our spirit high. J .V. Cheer-Fall J.V. CHEER-fTop rowj Michelle Doyle, Ms. Prado, Karen Griffin, Amber Jamison Brenda Norbeck Terri Scruggs, Belinda Simmons, QBottom rowj La Arnie Arceo, Renae Stover, Kelly Ryan J .V. Cheer-Winter f 7' , W J.V. CHEER-lBack rowj Terri Scruggs, Renae Stover, Lisette Gruiero fMiddle rowj Z Kelly Ryan, La Arnie Arceo, Julie Lock, fFront rowj Maria Delgado, Amber Jamison ' 116 CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEER-tBack rowj Maria Delgado Julie Lock fFront rowj Lisette Gruiero Traci Allen Varsity Cheer-Fall Varsity Cheer-Winter VARSITY CHEER- fBack rowj Tracie Davies, Carrie Randeles, Belinda Simmons, CFrom rowj Mindy Hayes, Veronica Burt, Nicole Clemenson, Brenda-Norbeck, VARSITY CHEER- Jennifer Menke, Debbie Crawford, Tia Piano, Ms. Prado, Candace Woeltje, Kim Trisoliere, Rene Porter. Glendale Cardinal, Debbie Crawford, and Candi Woeltje prepare for a football game. CHEERLEADERS 117 adminton nd olf- Small umbers, Big Ambitions adminton was once again brought back to Glendale during the 1985 season. Although the team was few in numbers and inexperi- enced, they were very hard working. All the hard work paid off because by the end of the season all four players had improved their games. The team was made up of one Freshman and three Seniors and was coached by Mr. Lass- ley. 1985 was the first year for a Glendale Golf Team in the school's history. Un- der the direction of Mr. France, the team consisted of three Sophomores, one Freshman, and one Senior. The team looks good for next year and could be very competitive. Badminton Badminton Team- Sherri Spino, Jackie O'Malley, Lorna Penalosa, and Albertina Bustoz. Mark Lamon begins his round for the GHS Golf Team. ,G 118 GOLF AND BADMINTON Golf Golf Team- tl-rj Alex Aldama, Louis Duval, Greg Scarfoss, Bill Knight, Mark Lamon and Coach France. Wrestling Sends 5 To State Tournament his year's Wrestling season was a building one. The Varsity consisted of two Frosh, four Sophomores, five Ju- niors, and four Seniors. Qualifying for the State Tournament were Ruben Frausto, Mike Indelicato, Kenny Aneas, Charlie Mar- tinez, and Tim Palmer. All will return to the team next year. According to Coach Thread- gill, Hard work in the off-season should pay off for the Cardinals next season. Mike Indellcato confronts his opponent. Frosh And J .V. T Wrestling Frosh and Junior Varsity Wrestling- tFront rowj Ruben Ferreira, Joe Dela- huerta, Oscar Urbano, Chris Castillo, Jose Gutierrez, Gilbert Mercado, tBack rowj Coach Soto, Joey Saenz, Andy Mendez, Robert Aguilar, Coach Hernandez. Not pictured, John Bustoz and Coach Lopez. Photo by Coach Hernandez WRESTLING l l9 Varsity Wrestling Varsity Wrestling- CFront rowj Ernie Ochoa, Charles Martinez, Ruben Frausto, Joel Alexander, Paul Enri- quez, Todd Lentz, fBack rowj Coach Watts, Kenny Aneas, Tim Palmer, Matt Spreier, Pat Sutherland, Ben Gu- tierrez, Mike Indelicato, and Coach Threadgill. Coaches Soto and Threadgill provide encouragement to GHS Wrestlers. 120 WRESTLING IHS LMS An IHS Patriot falls to GHS Cardinal Kenny Aneas Charles Martinez makes a move during a match. GHS Wrestling!! Jon Cherry Photos Mike Indelicato puts his opponent on the Hoof. Ruben Frausto watches for the signal to begin. Robert Meza overpowers his opponent. Rene Menchaca prepares to begin his match. WRESTLING 121 asketball Teams Show Stead mprovement 6 6 tance! Contest! Shot! Rebound! Pass! Defense!!!! are the sounds fans may have heard coming out of the Glendale High Gym from November through Febru- ary. Throughout this year's hoop season, the basketball teams were busily improving their skills and by seasonis end had become very competitive with their AAA Skyline Division foes. Coaches Roger Scott, Robert Zahn, and Greg DeVille were all pleased with their teams' hard work and effort and are looking forward to banner years ahead at GHS. As Coach Scott said, Hard work, pride, and never giving up were the hallmarks of your '85-'86 Cardinals. is Dave Phillips makes a shot over his Cortez opponents Frosh Basketball Frosh Basketball- CFront rowj Gerry Penalosa, Mick Castro- vinci, Joe Ortega, Brian Risch, Jason Jaquez, Chris Hampton, tBack rowj Jason Boyd, Mike Carrillo, John Romero, Galt Pettett, Dereck Bauer, Byron Riseh, and Coach Greg De- Ville. l22 BASKETBALL J.V. Basketball Junior Varsity Basketball- tFront rowJ Al Mendoza, Wence Arevalo, David Odell, Joe Padilla, fBack rowj Coach Zahn, Randy Orick, Miek Schumacher, Ken Connor, Paul Romero, Brad Ritch, Bobby O'Brien. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball- fFront rowj Manuel Fernandez, Jerry Gin, Joe Elo, James Bolin, Perry Deiwert, QBack rowj Antwoyn Kindle, Bob- by Escudero, Mike McCar- thy, David Phillips, Tim Nieman, Pat Harrington, and Coach Scott, BASKETBALL 123 GHS Basketball! GHS Cardinals prepare to set up a play. Antwoyn Kindle gently lays the ball in the basket. Shooting over an opponent, Antwoyn Kindle aims for two points. 124 BASKETBALL David Phillips lays the ball in to score for thc Cardinals Softball Teams Sho Talent r is , n D - g 'fi L. of b e -t . g iw S T wi ,exits . .:..,m . KKXX g Q is F as Ya, - S l 1 Miha, i his year's Varsity Softball season was one ' 'wrt' f S that showed the talent of the girls play- Q 4' .X . X- S ing. They began their season with their H 'l 1 first victory over Deer Valley, 7-4. The team had i':' ii , ' , U four other victories against South, Cortez, Inde- 5 5 S endenee, and Sunn slo e, The team, coached . , i P Y P A ' i by Mr. Holveek and Mr. McKnight, worked P j lx K, W.,,,,.. hard and played well together. The J.V. season was a learning experience for the Junior Varsity team members. Coached by Ms. Beebe Clark, the team was made up of ' mostly Freshmen playing at the J.V. level. With a win over Washington, the team ended with a Lori Arnold, pitcher and centerfielder, warms up before a 1-ll season. game. J .V. Softball Junior Varsity Softball- tBaek rowj Coach Clark, Tracie Davies, Lisa Nichols, Tia Paiano, Siegrid Burton, Sheila Manis. Lisa Arce, tMiddle rowj Brandy Monoco, Bernadette Jojola, Jody Rhykus, Debbie Mendez, Michelle Mizer, Sheila Mendez, Kristi Rogers, tFront rowj Blanca Gonzalez, Tracey Allen, Adrie Ochoa, and Denise Salinas. SOFTBALL 125 W 4 X lf xv Varsity Softball Varsity Softball- fBack rowj Coach Holveek, Jessica Nolan, Christina Dominguez, Michelle Urquidez, Debbie Geraee, Debi LaGrow, Brenda Weedman, CFront rowj Debbie Crawford, Dena Ryder, Tami LaGrow, Lori Arnold, and Cindi Crawford. 1.5 . . f, if .- fi- ., 1 - 7 lx.. ,S Y i ,X -1 sw- W 1 ,, .- K 7 - Q1 ..- Xgx 'sfnf , 5, .- 3 QQ! ' ,go - Q N' 2 in H '. r 1 ' lg-:ff . s s t. L- sw- ,,,. ta, f as , ,, ' Ba n t . . ' es-oo :P tt ,X N Tall A M ..,, .. .t t s ..s. . t.. .s xt. , . , 5, , wg, N4 f- Mg sg is - x iii.. 'siliwl' ff?-LQ'-,,ij1fi'L '- i--,x.f:'::-sg iEl31l'z,.fs., 9 x JN: ii? ' ' so -1 If-'.:, - '-' , n' ' ' . - - M . .f :gown -xx-ss , PT ' ' sy: S 5 - .. ,N ef P'-.,, s ,,: to -1,-W . . as st. . -- '9 . L K . li. r N , Q ,ga 'S X , .. , 1, , e With Lori Arnold as pitcher and Christina Dominguez as first base, the GHS Tami Lacmw pitches from the outfield, Cardinals lnkn On lndnncndencn- l26 SOFTBALL vc X Q Q-My B I ,,,51.p:,yfw S 0 f 'K b a 1 1 ! -. -:.x m- AI ba! is Dena Ryder. Preparing for a catch is Debi LaGrow. Lori Arnold pitches a game for GHS. Michelle Urquidez contemplates leaving first base. Michelle Urquidez takes her turn at bat for the Cardi- nals. L' NV gr? A 'fi 1334 M he RWM. ,Mg 3 xv. ,4 ,ff .,.. Q V , 4' ,,w,,f,,, W, w A-vw. f by - , .W .,,,, , , ,, sq D SOFTBALL 127 Baseball Teams Show Dedication And Hard Work his year's Baseball teams looked very good because of the hard work of players and coaches. The Varsity Team had a number of returning seniors who aid- ed the team with the help of some exceptional Juniors. The season was indeed a fun-filled and successful one for all team members. -1 1 i Coach Carl discusses strategy with tl-rj Pat Harrington, Bob Escudero, Perry Deiwert, and Tim Neiman. ...... ,aug J.V. Baseball Junior Varsity Baseball- tBack rowj Brian Lentz, Robert Aguilar, Alex Vas- quez, Bill Lage, Tim Nie- man, J.B. Greer, QFront rowl Juan Hernandez, Ran- dy Funk, Norbert Armenta, Todd Johnson, and Kevin Crawford. 128 BASEBALL i K is 422. ML . , ' f..ff'.4fi5. 5 'ffifi :HELQI ' 'J .ga-init, - Team members Lennard Lopez, Mark Domsher, Al Bustamante, Paul Enriquez, and Norbert Armenta wait for play to begin. Varsity Baseball Varsity Baseball- fBack rowj Clark Lowe, Al Bustamante, Bob Escudero, Dan Rasmussen, Julio Hernandez, Pat Harrington, Scott Erickson, QFront rowj Bob Fer- reria, George Molina, Lennard Lo- pez, Mark Domsher, Perry Deiwert, and Paul Enriquez. QFar leftj Juan Hernandez practices his pitching style. CLeftJ Mark Domsher gets into position to catch the next hit. QAboveJ Clark Lowe waits for the baseball to come his way. BASEBALL 129 J.V. Basketball Junior Varisty Girls' Basket- ball- CFront rowj Trena Tillia, Tina Howell, Sonya Thomas, Traci Juarez, Jolinda Miller, Kristi Rogers, lBack rowj Coach Bierner, Ana Mesquita, Becky Sanchez, Nina Coleman, Coach Scott, Jennifer Fried- lund, Patty Stacey, Cassandra Boom, and Coach Anderson. 130 BASKETBALL irls' Basketball Team ave Challenging Season lendale High School's Varsity Bas- ketball returned four Seniors for the ,86 season. They were Kim Stockton, Karen Stockton, Maria Escu- dero, and Debi LaGrow. The team also saw a lot of spirit from its five Juniors, Sherry Aneas, Michelle Headrick, Julie Hoffman, and Holly Storm. The '86 sea- son promised to be a challenge but after an excellent summer season, the team expect- ed the same from its regular season. The Glendale Girls' Junior Varsity had high expectations for the '86 season, too. Jolinda Miller, Nina Coleman, Patty Sta- cey, and Becky Sanchez lead the Cardinals in their efforts to prepare for the future. M , ...- - ,w ' ' I lvvfv ?m1 Michelle Headrick sets up a play during practice. Varsity Basketball Varsity Basketball- fFront rowj Michelle Headrick, Lupe Ramirez, Sherry Aneas, CBack rowj Coach Anderson, Coach Scott, Karen Stockton, Debbie Gerace, Holly Storm, Kim Stockton, Christina Domin- guez, Coach Bierncr, Leon Set- tle. Not pictured, Maria Escu- dero, Debi LaGrow, and Donna Suggs. Learning ball control, Christina Dominguez brings the ball up court. Kim Stockton takes the ball while Sherry Ancas moves in to assist. BASKETBALL 131 rack nd Field Team Steadil mprove he Girls' 1986 Track and Field Team was one that was energetic and talent- ed. Compared to past seasons, the team increased in numbers which meant the team was able to pick up more points at their meets. The season had four returning veter- ans and with many newcomers such as Fresh- man Dee Troth, the season looked good. Ms. Prado summed up the Girls' season with, The girls were absolutely marvelous! This year's Boys, Track and Field Team showed their strength under the direction of new head coach Greg DeVille. The team was strong in distance events, the quarter mile, and the hurdles. Throughout the year the team worked at rebuilding the jumping events under the leadership of a new assistant coach, Mr. Ray Shivelhood. Good potential was shown in the sprinting and weight events. Girls' T Track And Field .4-n-P' 3 ..:3w..7 it ...i Track and Field Coaches- U-rj Mr. Ray Shivelhood, Mr. Larry Tualla, Girls' Head Coach Ms. Susan Prado, Boys's Head Coach Mr. Greg DeVille, and Mr. Art Taylor. Girls's Track and Field- fFront rowj Cathy Griffin, Dee Troth, Lupe Gonzales, Donna Suggs, Amy Tappenden, Tami La- Grow, fMiddle rowj Maria Delgado, An- gie Newton, Debra Stapley, Coach Prado, Sheila Manis, Tracy Allen, Theresa Allen, QBack rowj Tracy Main, Karla Johnson, Molly Renner, Bea Luna, Mikel Brasher, Gloria Begay, and Bernadett Armstrong. 132 TRACK AND FIELD 'E 1 Boys' Track And Field Boys' Track and Field- CFront rowj James Bolin, Charles Gasper, Tonze Stapleton, Barry Dersh, Michael Thompson, Gerry Penalosa, Bryan Risch, Corey Williams, CSecond rowj John Esparza, Roger Epperhart, David Railsback, Keith Johnson, Louis Du- val, Byron Risch, Chris Hampton, fThird rowj Dave Phillips, Doug Wil- lard, Ricky Braughton, Mike Allen, Ted Nelson, fBack rowj Paul Egna- toff, Tom Clevenger, Ryan Hinchcliff, Jose Gutierrez, Silvino Gonzales, and Oscar Urbano. H My-V W. MJ ' w- y Photos ,, .Ma f ws Mike Thompson warms-up by running laps around the track. Jon Cherr QAboveJ Dave Phillips conquers a high hurdle. fLeftJ Barry Dersh completes his jog around the track before practice. TRACK AND FIELD 133 Girls, Tennis Girls' Tennis Team- fl-rj Denise Huston, Yoko Ni- shizawa, Beth Hamblin, Cathy Boggs, Anne Heiner, Lorna Penalosa, Michelle Lunnon, and Michelle Ur- quidez. Boys' Tennis Boys' Tennis Team- fl-rj Dan Davis, Bob Roels, Albert Grijalva, Omar Araiza, Marcus Grijalva, Coach Cruz Rud Del ado and Sharon Wheat, , Y S , Manager. 134 TENNIS Tennis Teams Xhibit Determination hith the coaching of Ms. Peggy Peck, 6 Varsi- ty Tennis players and 3 J .V. Tennis players competed for the GHS Girls' Tennis Team during the ,86 season. The girls faced a tough season this year since Glendale has been moved up to AAA Divi- sion. With dedication to their game, the team was able to proudly represent Glendale High during the Tennis sea- son. The Boy's Tennis Team was coached by Mr. Dick Cruz during its '86 season. 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E4 if 5553 awww 3, fi 46 14,A,.,f,,f757?5Wo.g,,,7 SD 5 Inde Abeyta, Christopher 85 Abeyta, Francisco 85 Abeyta, Olivia 85 Abeyta, Tamar 65, 95 Abiles, Nadine 34 ACADEMIC DECATHLON 93 Adams, Nellie 31 Adkins, Karla 68 Aguayo, Angela 78, 98 Aguayo, Dorathy 58 Aguero, Brenda 78 Aguilar, Robert 68, 119, 128 Aguirre, Lisa 78 Alcazar, Alex 68 Aldama, Alexander 75, 118 Aldama, Marc 34, 97, 108, 139 Alexander, James 68 Alexander, Jennifer 68, 88, 89, 99, 104 Alexander, Joel 34, 120 Allen, Chantrella 68 Allen, Kari 15, 78, 82, 94, 97, 98, 112, 145 Allen, Michael 58, 133 Allen, Patsy 31 Allen, Theresa 34, 97, 132 Allen, Tracey 78, 116, 125, 132 Almanza, Beatrice 78, 95 Alt, Marilyn 27 Alvarado, Rosemary 69 Amavisca, Andrew 68, 109 Ambrose, Ray 22 Anderson, Holly 68 Anderson, Jason 68, 108 Anderson, Mickey 130, 131 Anderson, Pamela 34 Andrew, Shelley ll, 14, 58, 99, 104 Aneas, Kenneth 58, 108, 119, 120 Aneas, Sherry 65, 130, 131 Anguiano, Fernando 68, 109 Anziano, Edward 34 Apodaca, Diane 75 Apodaca, George 34 Apodaca, Joe 34, 52 Araiza, Ambrosio 35, 57, 114, 134 Arambula, Yvette 58, 98 Arce, Lisa 78, 125, 145 Arce, Richard 31 Arceo, LaArnie 78, 97, 116 Archer, Sherry 68 Arevalo, Lori 68 Arevalo, Wence 68, 109, 123 Armenta, Norbert 68, 77, 109, 128, 129 Armstrong, Bernadette 68, 95, 114, 132, 145 Arnold, Lori 68, 125, 126, 127 Arreola, Jacquelin 78 ART CLUB 95, 139 ASB 94, 145 Ashton, Tara 58 Atwood, Margaret 28, 95 Austin, Kevin 78 Axtell, Todd 58 Avila, Barbara 4, 5, 78 Avila, Thomas 68 Avilucea, Angela 69, 88, 89 Avis, Michael 69 Bacon, Melba 25, 95 BADMINTON 118 143 Bailey, Edward 58, 96 Bailey Junior 34, 91 Baker, Albert 69 Baker, Greggory 35 Balog, Daniel 69 Baltzell, David 58 Baltzell, Gregory 78 BAND 88, 89, 144 BANKS ELECTRIC CO 138 Barben, Anita 58, 111 Barben, Timothy 69, 91, 99, 104 Barbu, Antonela 85 Barido, Richard 75 Barker, Ericka 78 Barker, Peggy 58 Barr, James 78 Barrera, Andy 31 Barrera, James 78 Barrera, Jeannie 69 Barriga, Helen 30 Barry, Michael 35 Barton, Lee 78, 114 Inde Inde BASEBALL 128, 129 BASKETBALL 122, 123, 124, 130, 131 Bates, Kelly 78, 91 Bauer, Derek 78, 122 Bauer, Kimberly 35, 88, 89, 90, 92 Baugh, Jacqueline 65 Baxla, Cheresa 58 Becker, Betty 30 Beeson, Glenn 23, 32 Begay, Gloria 79, 101, 114, 115, 132 Behrens, Shelley 69 Bejarano, Angelina 79, 90 Bejarano, Paul 69 Belford, Candy 58 Bell, Christy 69 Bell, Michael 58 Belshe, Crystal 58 Belshe, John 75 Bender, Denise 69 Bennett, Stephanie 58, 67 Bennington, Mary Jane 31 Benson, Christopher 79, 88, 89, 109 Benson, Todd 69 Bidwell, Kathryn 58 Biegun, Christopher 7, 35, 96 Biegun, Tracey 69, 77, 96 Bierner, Ray 28, 98, 130, 145 Bingham, Judith 79 Birkett, Anna 58, 88, 89 Birkett, Samantha 79, 88, 89 Birks, Debbie 59, 95 Bissey, Nicole 59, 67, 88, 89 Blair, Eric 69, 90, 114, 115 Blair, Scott 59, 90 Blair, Sean 59, 90, 98, 114 Blankenship, Stephanie 59 Blond, Alison 69, 77, 88, 89, 99, 104 Blue, Angel ll, 59, 93, 106 Boggs, Catherine 35, 93, 98, 99, 104 Bolds, George 25 Bolin, Alfred 35 Bolin, James 35, 123, 133 Bolin-Tekstar, Ninette 59, 91 Boom, Cassandra 10, 11, 79, 101, 130 BOOSTER CLUB 136 Borboa, Oscar 28, 145 Borchert-Neidre, Sara 79 Bossman, Sally 31 Bowers, Fern 25 Bowers, Ruth 69 Boyd, Jason 79, 122 Boyd, Jodi 69 Bradshaw, Daniel 45, 102, 104 Bradshaw, Thomas 69, 109 Brannoch, Ruth 35, 91 Branson, Louise 30 Branson, Stephanie 14, 79, 95 Brasher-Wells, Mikel 14, 79, 95, 101, 132 Braughton, Lori 59 Braughton, Richard, 79, 109, 133 Brisbois, Paula 35, 91, 137 Brisby, Dionne 79 Brockel, Bob 22 Brockman, Rebecca 79, 91, 96 Index Brown, Tammy 69, 91 Brown, Tina 59 Bruce, Debbie 45 Burgett, Tracey 35, 91 Burt, Veronica 59, 97, 117 Burtle, JoAnn 65 Burton, Siegrid 69, 125 Buscha, Scott 79 Bush, Stacy 69, 101 Bush, Vickie 79, 82, 88, 89, 105 Bustamante, Alvaro 9, 35, 55, 67, 129 Bustos, Alicia 35, 93, 106 Bustoz, Albertina 9, 35, 52, 55, 92, 100, 118, 145 Bustoz, John 79, 119 Butler, Mary 28 CACTUS FLOWER 34, 35 Campbell, Lisa 5, 35, 52, 55, 93, 105, 145 Campos, Brenda 75 Capistrain, Andrea 59 Caratachea, Shannon 79 Cardenas, Anna 69, 77, 95, 100, 101, 106, 112 Cardenas, Mario 7, 36, 55, 95, 108 CARDINAL HIVLITES 91, 137 Carender, Lori 79, 88, 89 Carl, Mike 28, 32 Carolan, Michelle 36 Carrillo, Michael 79, 109, 122 Carrillo, Raymond 79 Carrillo, Vel 30 Carter, Jackie 18 Case, Lisa 59 Castillo , Christopher 69, 119 Castillo, Irene 36 Castillo, JoAnn 79 Castillo, Kelly 79 Castillo, Mike 79 Castrov Castrov Celaya, Celaya, Chacon Chance inci, Michael 79, 109, 122 inci, Tracy 59 Benny 45 Greg 59 , Doris 22, 23 , Carey 69, 102 Chapline, Tracey 69 Chapman, David 59, 96 Charette, Steven 69, 104 CHERRY REALTY 140 Cherry, Jonathan 36, 100, 105, 121, 122, 141 Cherry, Matthew 79 Christensen, Lewis 36 Chu, Sharon 79, 90, 111 Ciardullo, Angela 69, 99, 102 Cimaglia, Camille 28 Cisneroz, Linda 69, 70 Clark, Bebe 113, 125 Clark, Dan 85, 91 Clark, Kimberly 36, 88, 89 Clark, Sarah 30 Clark, Scott 69 Clarke, Kerri 69, 95 Clary, Robert 15, 69, 108 Class of '85 34, 53, 142 Class of '87 58, 144 Class of '88 68 Class of '89 78 Claunch, Laura 23, 34, 55 Clemenson, Nicole 6, 7, 85, 97, 111, 117 Clevenger, Tom 133 Clever, Marilyn 28 Clever, Richard 29, 77 Clonch, Joseph 5, 59 Clover, Kelli 75 Coburn, Donovon 59 Cochran, Lisa 69 Cochran, Susan 23, 32 , Trevor 59, 67, 88, 89, 99, COE 92, Cochran 104 Cogburn, Sherrie 69 Coker, Stephanie 36, 92 Cole, Christina 59 Cole, Christopher 59, 95 Cole, Ken 29 Coleman, Nina 130 Collins, Richard 69 COLOR GUARD 89 Combs, Bonnie 59, 91 CONCERT CHOIR 91 Conley, Loraine 69, 88, 89 Connor, Kenneth 75, 109, 123 Cook, Shawn 79 Cooper, Frank 69, 77 Coppola, Anthony 36, 94 Coppola, Mark 79 INDEX 147 Copus, Adam 79 Cornelius, Melody 36 Cortez, Alexa 65 Cortez, Elizabeth 36, 92, 98, 145 Covington, Joseph 85 Cowsert, Vickie 45 Crabb, Staci 59 Craig, Corbin 69, 96 Crandall, Ronald 59 Crawford, Cynthia 59, 105, 112, 126 Crawford, Debra 6, 7, 15, 16, 36, 52, 126 Crawford, Kevin 55, 69, 109, 128 Crawford, Steve 31, 93 Cress, Charliene 69, 77 Crews, Roberta 79 Crider, Richard 31 CROSS COUNTRY 114, 115 Corteau, Carrie 69 Croteau, Robert 65 Cruz, Dick 134 Cruz, Victor 85 Cullison, Christine 6, 7, 79, 99 Cullison, Sharon 59 Cunningham, Christopher 59, 67 Cusack, Tom 88, 89 Cushman, David 79 Cushman, Philip 59, 93, 96, 98 Daak, Shawn 80 Dager, David 59, 97, 108 Daniel, Kimberly 79 Dascenzo, Michael 59 Davenport, Stacey 69, 77 David, William 69, 88, 89 Davidson, Vickie 79, 104 Davies, Traci 69, 79, 117, 125 Davis, Daniel 36, 52, 55, 88, 89, 90, 9 145 134, Davis, Daran 85 Davis, Davis, Diewe Walter 9, 70, 96 William 70 rt, Perry 36, 55, 108, 123, 128, Delahuerta, Joseph 70, 119 Haney, Da Delahunt, Beth 70 Delarosa, Mary 36, 91 Delcid, Eddie 79, 109 Delcid, Martin 75 Delgado, Maria 6, 7, 59, 97, 116, 132 Delgado, Rodolfo 59, 134 Dellisanti, Mike 15, 21, 32, 91, 94 Deloach, Brenda 79 Demko, Cheryl 7, 59, 88, 89, 95 Denny, Charles 59 Denson, John 36 Dersh, Barry 59, 62, 92, 133, 145 Dersh, Brian 79, 94 DeVille, Greg 26, 122, 132 Diaz, Hugo 45, 92 Diaz, Ruben 36, 98, 145 Dibattista, Michele 79 Dickinson, Karen 70, 88, 89 Dicky, Kenneth 79, 96 Diehl, Michael 70, 71, 88, 89, 90, 99, Dietzman, William 70 Dishon, Hazel 30 Dominguez, Christina 70, 72, 97, 113, Dominguez, Lisa 59 Dominguez, Stephanie 36 Domsher, Mark 37, 93, 97, 129 Dooley, Kenneth 79 Douglas, Johnny 37 Dowling, Paul 37 Doyle, Michelle 79, 116 DRAMA CLUB 99 Drane, Marc 79 Duff, Shana 70 Dugan, Margaret 23, 32 Dunn, Danette 70, 91 Durham, Theresa 37, 88, 89, 99 Dutton, Delia 80 Duval, Louis 80, 118, 133 Dykes, Kevin 59, 97, 108 Ebberson, Greg 65 Eberly, Richard 26, 32, 34 Egnatoff, Paul 70, 114, 133 Eidson, Karen 80 Eidson, Steven 70 Elder, Donna 80, 95 Elkington, Kristin 59, 91 148 INDEX 97, 100, 117, 3, 94, 99, 106, 129 102 126,131,145 Elliot, Jennifer 70, 95 Enloe, Betty 65 Enriquez, Gilbert 15, 16, 37, 120, 129 Epperhart, Roger 59, 133 Erickson, Scott 15, 16, 37, 52, 93, 97, 105, 108, 129, 139 Escudero, Maria L. 70, 77, 113 Escudero, Maria T. 37, 93, 97, 130, 131, 139 Escudero, Ramon 59, 128, 129 Esparza, John 59, 133 Espinoza, Danny 59, 96 Espinoza, Fred 22, 25, 114 Espinoza, Monica 80, 86 Espinoza, Richard 80 Eto, Joe 59, 123 Evans, Jason 75 Evans, Jeffrey 45 Ewoldt, Scott 85 Eye, Tony 90 Fabrijancic, Deborah 45, 91 Fairless, Crystal 60 Fajardo, Francisca 80 Fajardo, Jesus 70, 96 Felix, Diana 37, 56, 57, 95, 98, 100 Fernandez, Manuel 9, 37, 123 Ferreira, Robert 37, 108, 129 Ferreira, Ruben 80, 119 Figarino, Jeffrey 70 Fink, Stephen 80 FIRST INTERSTATE BANK 138 Fischli, Vicki 37, 92 Fishbauch, Kyle 45 Fisher, Loren 31 Fitzgerald, Cody 75 Fitzgerald, Kevin 60, 98 Fitzpatrick, Lovie 37, 67, 104, 106 Fleck, Paul 37 Flores, Albert 5, 70, 109 Flores, Ralph 24 Flores, Rose 37 Flores, Thomas 60, 93, 98, 145 FOOTBALL 108, 109, 110 Ford, Stefanie 80 FOREIGN LANGUAGE CLUB 98 Forrest, Christy 45 Forrey, Allen 24, 55 Fox, Janice 28 France, Ken 25, 92, 118 Francis, Michael 80 Franco, Anita 70, 98, 101, 112, 145 Franco, Larry 80, 109 Franklin, Donald 80, 96 Frausto, Ruben 70, 119, 120, 121 Frazier, Jack 80, 96 Freet, Douglas, 70, 77 Freet, Shanann 80 Freightman, Lamonte 80, 99 Friedlund, Jennifer 65, 130 Fry, Nancy 75 Funk, Randall 70, 109, 128 FuscofRaymer, Jason 9, 96 Gabbard, Kristen 80 Gaitan, Cyndi 70, 101, 112 Galas, Joe 45 Gallegos, Samuel 9, 37, 55, 108 Gallimore, Coach 108 Gallimore, William 60, 88, 89, 91, 94 104 Garcia , Ann 70, 88, 89 Garcia, Anna 65 Garcia Garcia , Elisa 70, 98, 145 , Tony 80, 88, 89 Gardner, Ron 20, 32 Gareo, Lori 90 Garnica, Maria 60, 98, 145 Garrett, Margaret 11, 70, 99, 102, 103 Garrett, Michael 37 Garrison, Angela 70, 91 Garza, John 70 Gasper, Charles 45, 133 Genereux, Timothy 38 Gennaco, Bob 29 Gennaco, Marie 28 Genova, Amy 23 George, Gerald 18 George, Stacy 90 Gerace, Deborah 70, 94, 97, 105, 113, Gessel, Thom 60, 67 Gessel, Tiffany 80, 95, 111, 104 , 97, 99, 102, 126, 130, 131 Gesswein, George 31 Gibson, Lori 70 Giesie, Theresa 80 Gilbert, Juanita 30 Gin, .lerry 70, 105, 123 GLENN FLOWER SHOP 141 Glick, Duane 85, 109 Gluvna, Mary 28 GOLDEN GODDESS BEAUTY SALON 140 Goldstein, Esta 23, 99, 102, 104 GOLF 118 Gonzales, Deena 80 Gonzales, Lupe 112, 132 Gonzales, Maria 65 Gonzales, Robert 30 Gonzales Blanca 45 80 125 145 Gonzalezi Olga 38, 98, 145 i Gonzalez, Silvino 38, 114, 115, 133 Goodthunder, Kevin 71, 109 Goodwin, Graham, Graham, Greb, Wi William 71, 102 James 65 ' Jason 75 lliam 80 Green, Sonia 80 Green, Tammy 85 Greer, Jo seph eo, 91, los, 128 Greiner, Anne 60 Greiner, Todd 80 Griffin, Cathy 80, 112, 132 Griffin, Karen 80, 116 Griffin, Shelley 60 Grijalva, Albert 38, 88, 89, 90, 94, 97, 134 Grijalva, Marcus 80, 88, 89, 94, 109, 134 Gronosky, John 81 Grout, Tamisha 75 Grueiro, Lisette 14, 81, 97, 116 Grueiro, Shawn 75 Grzybowski, Kelly 81, 91 Guerrero, Catherine 81, 98, 101 Guezak, Eric 108 Gutierrez, Antonio 81 Gutierrez, Benjamin 60, 120 Gutierrez, Jose L. 81 Gutierrez, Jose M. 81, 86, 109, 119, 133 GUYS AND DOLLS 34 Guzak, Eric 60 Half, Tonja, 71, 89 Ham, Dan 26 Hamblin, Elizabeth 38, 88, 89, 93, 98, 99, 134 Hamel, Maureen 75 Hamilton, Brian 45 Hamilton, Justin 85 Hammers, Melanie 81, 104 Hammers, Melissa 81 Hampton, Christopher 11, 81, 122, 123 niel 85 Hanna, Wendy 81, 96, 100 Hanrahan, Michelle 65 Hansen, Heather 71, 101, 104 Hansen, Kellee 112 Harness, Jason 60 Harrington, Patrick 60, 92, 97, 108, 123 12 Hartsock, Kimberly 45 Hartsock, Tammy 81 Harvey, Tamara 65 Hatcher, Joy 71 Hausmann, Melissa 81, 88, 89, 90 Hayes, Melinda 71, 97, 101, 117 Haynes, Kristine 97 Haynes, Kyle 80, 85, 88, 89, 90 Hays, Debbie 81 Hayworth, Stephanie Hazen, Kimberly 60 Headrick, Michele 14, 60, 101, 130, 131 Heatwole, Bruce 22 Heiner, Anne 81, 88, 89, 134 Heiner, Jim 60, 88, 89, 90 Heiner, John 9, 60, 88, 89 Hensley, Marianne 4, 5, 26, 98 8, 129 Hernandez, Catherine 60 Hernandez, John 81 Hernandez, Juan 60, 67, 128 Hernandez, Julio 38, 55, 129 Hernandez, Manuel 108 Hernandez, Mike 31 Hernandez, Pat 38, 55, 57, 93, 94, 99, 100, 102, 104 106, 145 Hernandez, Ricardo 81 Hernandez, Richard 71, 98 Hernandez, Sylvia 60 Hernandez, Tom 13, 24, 32, 97, 101, 108, 110, 119, 120 Herrera, David 71 Herrera, Martin 81, 96 Hetherington, Dennis 71 Heugel, Brian 81, 96 Johnson af s Hildebrand, Jody 60 Hildebrand, Scott 81 Hills, Jerry 75 Hill, Kathy 7, 60, 97, 108 Hill, Kimberly 81 Hinchcliff, Ryan 38, 114, 133 Hinkle, Greggory 81 Hinz, David 71 Hoag, Clinton 85 Hockabout, Brad 60 Hockabout, Tracy 38 Hodges, Peggy 31 Hoffman, Juliet 65, 130 Hoefflin, Christian 85 Hogan, Angela 81 Hoke, Susan 71 Holem, Teresa 38, 92, 96, 101 Holland, David 38 Holler, Jeffery 38, 91 Hollister, Jessie 60 HollowayfJames, Pennirae 60 Holt, Michael 81 Holveck, George 25, 125, 126 Hoogendoorn, Anna 71, 99, 102, 111 Hoogendoorn, Derek 85 Hoover, Anthony 45 Hoover, Becky 38, 92 Horne, Barbara 9, 71, 77, 96, 101 Houdek, Jeanette 71 Houdek, Jerry 60 Hough, Jennifer 78, 81, 94, 99, 102, 145 Hovious, Star 23 Howard, Diana 14, 38, 88, 89, 90 Howell, Robert 38, 88, 89, 90 Howell, Tina 71, 101, 130 Heuhn, Wendy 39, 52 Huff, Sharon 23 Hughes, Amber 85 Hullihen, Carol 22, 92 Huston, Denise 60, 95, 134 Hutchison, Robert 19 Huth, Camille 81, 95, 112, 145 Hutson, Anne 81 Hyder, Jeni 81 lndelicato, Michael 60, 119, 120, 121 lnoshita, Sandra 81, 88, 89 Jackson, Karen 45, 92 Jackson, Tonja 67, 71 Jacob, Peter 68, 71, 94, 96, 98, 145 Jacob, Troy 13, 108 Jacobson, Warren 30 Jaggers, Barbara 9, 81, 96 Jaquez, David 85, 109 Jaquez, Jason 85, 109, 122 Jahnke, Jason 81 James, Martha 31 Jamison, Amber 81, 97, 99, 102, 104, 116 Janes, Don 31 Jarrard, Dianna 39, 92 JAZZ ENSEMBLE 90 Jeffers, Kristy 85, 88, 89 Jenkins, Erica 39, 55, 113 Jennings, Ramona 9, 85, 96, Jensen, Holly 60 Johnson Cindy 39, 91 Johnson Curtis 13 Johnson Karla 71, 132 Johnson, Keith 81, 133 Johnson, Kristine 75 Johnson, Scott 90 Johnson Sheila 24, 93 Todd 71 128 101 Lock, Julie 58, 60, 95, 97, 108, Lockhart, Michelle 75 Lockhart, Mike 61 Loge, Billy 95 Long, Eric 61 Long, Lisa 61 111,116,145 Longo, Lea 6, 7, 61, 88, 89, 99, 102, 103, Lopez, Alma 71 Lopez, Brenda 70, 75 Lopez, Christina 40, 88, 89 Lopez, Coach 119 Lopez, Diana 72, 98 Lopez, Filberto 61, 88, 89, 90 Lopez, Frances 65 Lopez, Guy 61, 108 Jojola, Bernadett 81, 101, 112, 125 Jokilehto, Edward 39 Jones, Jason 81, 88, 89, 102 Jones, Theresa 39, 92 Jordan, Shawn 71, 95, 96, 98 Jors, Rick 8, 9, 81, 96 Juarez, Bobby 81, 98, 145 Juarez, Tracie 81, 130 Kampert, Barbie 39, 88, 89, 93, 106 Kanarian, Kevin 39, 104 Kearny, Pamela 60, 101 Kaener, Daniel 75, 91, 115 Keeton, James 65, 67 Keko, Don 31 Keller, Kirsten 39, 91, 137 Kelly, Glenn 9, 39, 88, 89, 90, 92, 95, 97, 105, 106 Kelly, Michelle 60 Lopez, Lennard 15, 16, 40, 55, 97, 108, 129 Lopez, Samuel 82, 109 Lopez, Thomas 109 Lowe, Clark 40, 92, 129 Luke, Harold 82 Luna, Beatrice 82, 132 Luna, Pablo 72 Lund, Sheryl 61, 101 Lundberg, Christine 15, 61 Lundberg, Susanne 40, 88, 89, 91, 99, 10 Lyndy, Phyllis 29 Lunnon, Michelle 72, 88, 89, 94, 134 Lupa, Joseph 82 Mabbitt, Mabbitt, Mabbitt, Mackay, Charlotte 31 Jeanne 72, 91 Robert 40, 55, 91 Herman 61 Kepers, Robbyn 39, 92 Kesterson, Lori 71 KEY CLUB 94 Kindle, Antwoyn 15, 60, 123, 124 King, June 31 Kinney, Scott 60 Kirksey Coach 108 Klein, Shawn 81, 82, 86 Klink, Lisa 81 Kloeber, Ross 45 Klopping, Konrad 60, 96 Knight, William 71, 118 Knoebel, Kenny 60 Koan, Mark 60, 62, 88, 89, 92, 94, 102, 103, 145 Kolpack, Edwin 39, 88, 89, 90, 102, 103, 104 Kramer, Nick 45 Krebs, Dorothy 30 Krejci, Janet 71, 88, 89 Kuba, John 71 MadridfMartinez, Tirso 82, 85 109 Mahnke, Kathryn 40, 93, 94 Mahoney, William 61, 67 Main, Tracy 82, 132 Maldonado, Lisa 45 Maldonado, Vicki 95 Maliga, Amy 40, 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 145 Mallon, Neil 65 Manis, Shiela 82, 94, 112, 125, Manley, Tara 61 Mapes, Michael 61, 106 MARCHING BAND 88, 89 Marcus, Lovie 40 Marichalar, Lori 45, 92 Marquez, John 72 Marquez, Lydia 61 Martin, Bill 61 Martin, Mel 31 Martin, Mike 61 132 Martinez, Charles 72, 119, 120 Martinez Martinez , Christopher 40 , Joe 61 Martinez, Laura 61, 91 Martinez, Vikki 82 Marzella, Vince 31 LA PERLA 142 Lacey, Dina 39 Lage, William 60, 128 LaGrow, Debra 8, 9, 15, 16, 39, 52, 55, 88, 89, 90, 92, 93, 94, 97, 98, 104, 105, 126, 127, 130, 131, 139, 145 LaGrow, Steve 22 LaGrow, Tamara 71, 88, 89, 90, Landry, Brian 45, 55, 97 Lanman, Michael 6, 7, 71, 118 Lassley, Brian 28, 118 Leadabrand, Patrick 81 Leap, Christopher 81, 95 Lebario, Carolina 68, 71, 145 Lebario, Roberta 39, 88, 89, 93, 94, 106, 145 Lee, James 82, 109 Lee, Juliet 39 Lee, Richard 85 Lee, Lori 82 Leffler, Lester 40 Leigh, Leona 65 Leigh, Ronald 85 Lentz, Brian 60, 67, 108, 128 Lentz, Todd 15, 40, 52, 55, 95, Leon, Maria 82 LETTER CLUB 97, 139 Lewis, Candy 71 Lewis, Christina 60, 92 Lewis, Edward 82 Leyva, Edward 60 Lightowler, Richard 82, 109 Ligon, Michelle 60 Lind, David 75 Lindahl, Kenneth 85 Lindsey, Dan 21, 88, 89, 90 Littrell, Susan 40, 91, 137 Lizzarraga, Joseph 71, 95, 96 Lloyd, Tracy 75 94, 97, 126, 132 108, 120 MASTERS T.V. AND STEREO 140 Mathews, Martin 72 Mathews, Richard 72 Mathias, Todd 82 Maxwell, Lindsey 45 Maynes, Kristin 72, 113 McAffrey, Michael 61, 67 McCarley, Kimberly 40, 92 McCarthy, Michael 40, 123 McClary, Shawn 85 McCown, Marc 61 McCuistion, Carla 61, 67 McDonald, Jim 45 McGiIvery, Marshella 12, 13, 82, 91, 94 145 McGinnis, Randy 65 McKechnie, William 45 McKee, Jennifer 40, 92 McKee, Karen 28 McKim, Jerald 82, 88, 89, 90 McKnight, Coach 125 McMahon, Diedra 82 McMillen, Callie 41, 88, 89, 90, 91 McMurray, Homer 65, 98 McPherson, Shannon 82 McQuarrie, Leah 11, 61, 67 MECHA 98, 145 1 MECHAM PONTIAC-RENAULT 140 Medina, Ramon 65, 145 Mejia, Jeanette 61 Mejia, Paula 72 Menchaca, Rene 72, 98, 121, 145 Mendenhall, Eugenia 82 Mendez, Andy 82, 98, 119, 145 Mendez, Deborah 82, 112, 125, Mendez, Mary 72, 98 Mendez, Shiela 82, 125 Mendez, Stacy 61 Mendoza, Alberto 72, 123 145 104 2, 103, 137 100, 106 INDEX 149 Mendoza, George 41, 145 Mendoza, Guillermo 41 Mendoza, Monica 41 Menges, Tracy 61 MENKE FUNERAL HOME 136 Menke, Jennifer 41, 52, 92, 117 Mercado, Armando 41, 55, 94, 108 Mercado, Gilbert 15, 72, 108, 119 Mercado, Joe 108 Mercer, Jay 62 Merkel, Kristin 82, 111 Mesa, Angel 72, 98 Mesa, Olga 145 Mesquita, Ana 62, 67, 130 Mesquita, Cynthia 75 Meyer, William 82 Meyers, Diane 72 Meza, Albert 72 Meza, Efrain 82 Meza, Felix 62 Meza, Maria 62, 67 Meza, Robert 62, 97, 108, 121 Meza, Teresa 82 Mier, Deanna 14, 77, 82, 88, 89 Miller, Billie 82 Miller, .Iolinda 82, 101, 114, 115, 130 Miller, Sara 104 MILLER SHOE STORE 137 Milligan, Billy 41 Mills, James 72 Mills, Tonja 106 Minton, Mitzi 72, 88, 89 Mitchell, Cliff 83 Mizer, Michelle 72, 111, 125 Molina, George 62 1 108 129 Molzhon, Jennifer 62 Monaco, Brandalyn 83, 125 Moore, Bernice 85 Montgomery, Ronnie 65 Montoya, Matt 85 Mooner, Freeway 13 Muller, Morales , Alberto 41 Morales, Aurora 72, 95 Morales, Aydee 62, 95 Morales, Maria 83 Moreno, Jaime 9, 15, 62, 67, 108 Morgan, Russell 7, 62 Mosher, Amy 62 Mosher, Elizabeth 7, 72 Moton, Christine 83, 88, 89 Christina 45 Muller, Victoria 83 Mulligan, Beth 41, 88, 89, 90 Mulligan, Robert 83, 88, 89, 98 ob 63, 88, 89, 90, 97, 102, 134 Mungarro, Patricia 41, 92 Mungarro, Reina 83 Munoz, Laura 41 Munoz, Roberto 83 Munoz, Vangie 28 Munyon, Michelle 65 Murchison, Kari 62, 91 Murdock, Patricia 28 Murphy, Pamela 75 Murphy, Sean 83 Murri, Candice 14, 41, 56, 88, 89, 90 Murri, Melodi 62, 88, 89 Muzzy, Tina 75 Myers, Chris 65 Myers, Harold 31 Myers, Paul 41, 55, 94, 97, 108, 145 Myers, Todd 72 NAPA 137 NATIONAL HONOR SOClETY 93 Navarrete, Katherine 72 Necker, Machele 41, 55, 88, 94, 99 Negethon, Dawn 83, 101 Negethon, Deron 62, 67, 91 Nelson, Nelson, Bradley 75 Maureen 72, 99, 102, 104, 105 Nelson, Regina 15, 16, 41, 52, 91, 95, 137 Nelson, Scott 70, 72 Nelson, Tara 85 Nelson, Ted 10, 11, 41, 52, 77, 99, 102, 10 133 Nelson, Vanallan 42, 88, 89 Newman, Frederick 42 3,10 Newton, Angela 62, 132 Nichols, Lisa 62, 125 Nieman, Timothy 72, 123, 128 Nishizawa, Yoko 42, 57, 88, 89, 95, 134 NJROTC 96 Nolan, Donna 31 Nolan, Jessica 72, 77, 97, 113, 126, 145 Norbeck, Brenda 83, 97, 99, 102, 104 150 INDEX 4. O'Brien, Robert 62, 93, 106, 123 Ochoa, Adrienne 72, 88, 89, 125 Ochoa, Ernest 83, 109, 120 O'Connor, Lauren 83, 88, 89 O'De1l, David 73, 109, 123 O'Del, James 75 Odogui, Ruben 73 Ogibovic, Brian 85 Oliva, Lisa 85, 98 Olson, Glenn 62, 64, 96 O'Ma1ley, Jacqueline 83, 118 Onak, Mark 83, 109 Railsbac Ramirez Ramirez k, David 83, 133 , Angelica 42 , Aniceto 85 Ramirez, Lupe 73, 98, 101, 131, 145 Ramirez, Rigoberta 85 Ramirez, Robert 83, 109 Ramos, Jose 63 Ramos, Santos 42 Ramsey, Connie 11, 42, 92, 95 Ramsey, Micah 73 Ooten, Danielle 75, 91, 104 Ooten, Shawn 85 ORCHESTRA 90 Orchowiski, Michael 62, 96 Orick, Randy 62, 67, 123 Ortega, Jose 83, 109, 122 Ortega, Lillian 15, 78, 82, 83, 99, 101, 102, 145 Ortiz, Diana 83 Orton, Christian 62 Osborne, Jennifer 62 Overman, Dora 62, 88 Overton, Debra 83 Owen, Danny 62 Pack, Thomas 73 Padilla, Joseph 73, 108, 123 Page, John 62, 88, 89, 99, 102, 104 Paiano, Patricia 73, 97, 125 Palmer, Timothy 73, 109, 119, 120 Papanek, Sandra 42 Papas, Gus 25, 26, 58, 64 Parham, Troy 45 Park, Julia 62 Parker, Jane 30 Parmley, Diana 42, 93, 96 Partiss, Kristina 83, 95 Passalacqua, Anthony 62, 108 Passmore, Alice 83, 99, 104 Paswinski, Andrea 73 Randles, Carrie 73, 97, 117 Ransom, David 42 Rasmussen, Daniel 83, 129 Rasmussen, Donald 63 Ratner, Jennifer 43 Rauch, Michael 83 Rauschkolb, Matthew 43, 55, 90, 93, 97 99 102 104, 105, 108 Ream, Robert 73 Reavis, Jason 45 Rednoske, Connie 63 Rednoske, Sheri 83, 95 Reed, Tracy 83, 95 Reis, Norma 73 Reisinger, Yvonne 43, 91 Renner, Molly 83, 95, 111, 132 Resendes, Frank 73, 109 Resendes, Linda 83 Reynolds, Kemper 43 Reynolds, Lisa 23, 100 Rhodes, Betty 73 Rhodes, John 63 Rice, Gary 68, 73, 94, 95, 96, 98, 108, 145 Rich, Daniel 75 Ricketts, Shawn 63 Rios, Roseann 85 Risch, Bryon 83, 95, 122, 137 Risch, Byron 83, 95, 109, 122, 133 Ritch, Brad 108, 123 Ritch, Hugh 73 Ritch, Kelly 45 Ritchie, Pamela 65, 88, 89, 95 Ritenour, Joseph 73 Rivas, Lina 63 Rivera, Christine 63 Robertson, Deborah 73, 99 Robles, Robert 73 Roche, Raegina 63 Rodgers, Barbara 30 Rodriguez, Andy 45 Rodriguez, Francisco 83 Paul, Carey 85, 91 Paul, Crissy 14, 83 Pawley, Carolyn 31 Pearcy, Earl 45, 92 Pearson, Ryan 73, 77, 114 Rodriguez, Julie 73 Rodriguez, Mario 15 Rodriguez, Ramona Rodriquez, Mary 73, ,78, 82, 83, 94, 115, 145 84 95, 145 Roels, B Peaty, William 83 Peck, Peggy 25, 134 Peck, Stacie 83 Pena, Diana 73 Pena, Lorenna 62 Pena, Mark 15, 62, 88, 89, 90, 105, 108 Penalosa, Gerry 83, 96, 105, 109, 122, 133 Penalosa, Lorna 42, 93, 118, 134 Penney, Rechel 83, 101 PEP CLUB 97 Pequignot, Tracie 83, 96, 112 Perez, David 73 Perez, Kim 42 Perez, Marcie 62 Perez, Monica 73 Perez, Wilfredo 42 Perkins, Angel 63 Perrerya, Richard 88, 89 PETER PIPER PIZZA 137 Pettett, Galt 4, 5, 83, 88, 95, 99, 122 Phillips, Bill 97 Phillips, David 42, 55, 94, 122, 123, 124, 133 Phillips, James 42 Phillips, Melissa 4, 5, 73, 91 Phillips, Sandra 45 Phillips, Sherry 42, 96 Pierce, Leonard 42, 96, 99, 102, 103, 104 Pompa, Joseph 73, 98, 109, 145 Poole, Tim 23, 25 Porter, Peter 73 Porter, Rene 63, 90, 97 Poulson, Holly 83, 88, 89 Powell, Dawnielle 83, 95 Prado, Susan 25, 32, 112, 116, 132 Pratt, Dave 13 Preston, Robert 73 Pritchard, James 63 Purgitt, Carri 63, 91 Radawec, Hazel 26 Rader, Judy 24 Roels, David 43, 88, 89, 90, 93, 99, 102 103 104 Rogers, Amy 43 Rogers, Kristi 84, 95, 106, 125, 130 Rojo, Yolonda 70, 73, 77, 95, 98, 101, 145 Romero, Genero 84 Romero, John 84, 88, 89, 122 Romero, Paul 63, 123 Romey, Jacalyn 23, 91 Rose, Stephanie 65 Roush, Corrina 84 Roush, Heather 43 Rowell, Christopher 84, 96, 109 Rubio, Debbie 68, 73, 88, 89, 145 Rubio, Juan 84, 109, 114 Ruelas, Alex 73 Ruff, Brian 73 Ruffe, Mark 43 Runkle, Randy 43 Ruscher, Charles 73 Russel, Tammy 84, 86, 91 Russom, Denise 63 Rust, George 31 Ruybal, Christopher 43, 52, 88, 89, 90, 92 100 06 141 Ryan, Christina 84, 91, 145 Ryan, Kelly 63, 97 Ryder, Dena 73,101,1ll, 126,127 Ryerson, Mike 75, 96 Rykhus, Jody 73, 125 SADD 92, 106 Saenz, Carol 84, 101 Saenz, Joey 63, 119 Saenz, Vivian 84 Salcido, Salinas, Paul 84 Denise 88, 89, 125 Salinas, Juanita 73 Salyers, David 85 Salyers, John 85 Sam, Je ffrey 84 Sanchez, Antonio 73, 98, 145 Sanchez, Rebecca 75, 130 Sanchez, Stephen 73, 109 Santa Cruz, Gregory 84, 109 Santa Maria, Michelle 43 Santos-Pippin, Mary 26, 29 Sarrels, Daniel 73, 88, 89, 109 Scafer, Bob 90 Scarsbrook, Deana 14, 43, 88, 89 Scarsbrook, Vincent 73, 109 Schafer, Robert 63, 88, 89 Schiavo, Angie 63 Schilling, James 73 Schlabach, Michael 74, 77 Schlief, Barbara 43 Schmidt, Daniel 43, 91 Schmidt, Douglas 84, 91, 109 Schmidt, Paul 45, 96 Schragl, Paul 63 Schultz, Ann 74 Schultz, Gregory 84 Thomas Schultz, Timothy 96 Schulz, Anne 18 Schumacher, James 84 Schumacher, Mike 63, 123 Schwartz, Doug 43, 52, 55, 92, 93, 94, 145 Scillieri, Marc 63, 95, 109 Scott, Cliff 23, 95 Scott, Roger 24, 101, 122, 123, 130, 131 Scruggs, Terri 84, 97, 102, 104, 116 Searfoss, Gregory 7, 10, 11, 45, 95, 118 Seargeant, Clark 84 Seargeant, Kathrine 63, 88, 89 Sebey, Brian 74, 109 Seevers, Deborah 65 Settle, Leon 64, 88, 89, 91, 96, 131 Shaffer, Shannon 74 Sherman, Tracey 43, 52, 55, 88, 89, 90, 92 99, 143, 145 Sherrill, Dustin 4, 5, 84, 88, 89 Shields, Jennifer 82, 84 Shields, Jonathan 64, 88, 89, 90, 111 Shivelhood, Ray 132 Shookman, Monica 74, 77 Showers, Jon 85 Shultis, Yvonne 45, 92 Shumaker, James 84 Simmons, Belinda 8, 9, 74, 97, 116, 117 Simon, Christine 64 Simpson, Renee 65 Simpson, Ronald 64, 77, 96, 98 Simpson, Susan 44 Sinioris, John 64 Siria, Ronda 7, 64, 77 Sirmans, Clifford 64 Sivesind, Erin 84, 88, 98 Sivesind, Kimberly 65, 98 SKI CLUB 95, 136 Slaughter, Christina 64 Slaughter, Michael 64, 109 Smith, Bill 20, 32 Smith, Cathleen 74 Smith, Doris 31 Smith, George 74, 95, 108 Smith, Patricia 94 Snodgrass, Jason 84, 102, 104 Snyder, Ronald 74 SOFTBALL 126, 127 Solarez, Christopher 64, 108 Soliz, Gilbert 74, 109 Soto, Barbaro 84, 119 Soto, Tony 120 Speers, Thomas 84 Spicher, Tom 24, 32, 34, 56 Spino, Sherri 6, 7, 44, 55, 56, 94, 98, 118, SPIRIT SQUAD 116, 117, 137 Sporleder, Trina 84, 99, 102, 104 Spreier, Matthew 74, 108, 120 Stacey, Michelle 64 Stacey, Patricia 74, 130 Stanlield, Timothy 84 Stapleton, Tonze 64, 67, 96, 108, 133 Stapley, Debra 64, 67, 132 Stapley, Richard 18 Starcher, William 44, 55, 94, 96, 145 Steele, Kris 64, 88, 89 Steiger, Zachary 44 Stein, Gerry 24, 26 Stevens, Patience 85, 95 Stewa rt, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart, Stewart Clifton 13, 64, 92, 108 Darlene 75 Ellen 44 Julie 74 Julie 84 Robert 64, 96 Stockton, Daniel 74 Stockton, Karen 44, 130, 131 Stockton, Kimberly 44, 130, 131 Stoddard, Scott 90 Stoneking, Leoe 84 Storm, Holly 64, 97, 111, 130, 131 Story, James 74 Stout, Bill 18 Stover, Cecil 64, 95 , 93, 94, 145 Stover, Renae 84, 97, 102, 104, 116 Strate, Nicole 84 Stroud, Michelle 74, 77 Suarez, Yida 84 Suggs, David 84, 88, 89 Suggs, Donna 64, 131, 132 Suggs, Robert 44 Sutherland, Patrick 84, 102, 103, 109, 120 Swartling, Julie 64, 88 Swartz, Jacob 64, 95 Swartz, Matthew 74 SWIMMING Ill Taddei, Cindy 31 Wagner, Christina 85, 86 Wagner, Sandra 75 Waite, Holly 45 Walker, Bradley 45 Walker, Gene 85 Wallace, Ann 65 Wallace, Clifford 31 Wallace, Lisa 28 Wallrabenstein, Hclmar 45, 57 Walsh, Pat 104 Ward, Laura 75 Warner, Lesley 65 Wass, Lauran 85 Watson, Dale 65, 88, 89, 104 Watson, Thomas 85, 88, 89, 104 Watts, Coach 109, 120 TAYLOR WEST 141 Tappenden, Aimee 65, 91, 132 Tarvares, Marie 85, 98 Tavares, Alma 85 Taylor, Taylor, Art 109, 132 Kenneth 65 Taylor, Russell 74, 94 Taylor, Rusty 68, 145 Tellez, Ray 64 TENNI S 134 Terayi, Carrie 64 TI-IESP IANS 99, 138 Thomas, Christine 44 Thomas, Kevin 44, 99, 104 Thomas, Matthew 74, 96 Thomas, Rebecca 64, 91 Thomas, Sonya 85, 101, 130 Vir inia 31 Wayman, Danna 7, 75 Weber, Jason 85 Weedman, Brenda 58, 65, 94, 97, 99, 113, 126 Wells, Shawn 45 Welter, Deborah 85 Weltsch, Stephen 85, 99, 102, 103, 104 Westmoreland, Lee 85, 109 Wetenkamp, Jeannie 75, 90 Wetenkamp, Vicki 85, 90, 94, 145 Wheat, Sharon 45, 91, 99, 102, 134 Whitaker, Robert 85 White, Annette 85 White, Bill 45 White, Brett 45 White, Bryan 65, 91 Widick, Leona 31 Widoff, Judy 23 Wilkinson, Troy 75 , 8 Thompson, Bonnie 65 Thompson, Micah 84, 109 Thompson, Michael 9, 65, 88, 89, 90, 92, 94, 97, 133, 145 Thorley, Gregory 13, 44, 55, 97, 108, 139 Thorne, Teresa 44 Thornton, Kenneth 85, 96 Threadgill, Jim 20, 32, 108, 119, 120 Thygesen, Deborah 85 Thygesen, James 65 Tillia, Trena 84, 130 Tisnado, Ruben 65 Tochihara, JoAnn 44, 95 Torres, Esmeralda 45, 98 Tovar, Victor 65 TOWN SQUARE SHOP 138 Towsley, Debora 45 TRACK AND FIELD 132, 133 Trainor, Tammy 65 Trejo, Rachael 85, 96 Trisoliere, Kimberly 62, 65, 94, 99, 102, 104 Troth, Deanna 84, 111, 132 Trueblood, Craig 18 Truedson, James 74 Tualla, Larry 26, 109, 132 Turner, Reese 7, 44, 55, 94, 95, 108 Tyra, Gary 27 Ur, Joan 31 Urbano, Amelia 85, 145 Urbano, Oscar 45, 88, 89, 98, 119, 133, 145 Urquidez, Michelle 65, 126, 127, 134 U.S. LIFE 140 Valdez, Derrick 85 Valenzuela, Raul 55, 74 Valenzuela, Raul 109 Valenzuela, Xavier 65 Vargas, Connie 75 Vargas, Peter 74 Vasquez, Alex 74, 128 Vasquez, Olgalydia 44, 92 Vasquez, Patricia 44, 92, 94 Vasquez, Veronica 65 Willard, Williams Douglas 75, 133 , Corey 75, 133 Williams, Kelly 65 Williams, Kim 65 Williams Pearl 4, 5, 23 Williams, Shana 45 Williams, Teble 75, 88, 89 Williamson, Sandy 7, 75 Williford, Gordon 88, 89, 104 Wills, Christine 45 Wills, Grant 65 Wilson, Andre 6, 7, 8, 9, 14, 45, Wilson, Kristin 45, 55, 93 Wilson, Mark 24 Wilson, Melissa 85 Wilson, Toby 27, 96 55, 96, 145 Wineland, Laura 70, 75, 88, 89, 99, Winters, Pat 26, 93 Woeltje, Candace 58, 65, 145 Wolff, Cheryl 74, 75, 88, 89, 90 Wood, Carl 45 Wood, Colleen 68, 75, 88, 89 Wood, Lisa 54, 63, 65, 88, 89, 94, 9 Woods, Anthony 6, 7, 75 WRESTLING 119, 120, 121 Wright, Marcia 65, 88, 89 Wrona, Patricia 45, 56, 86, 93, 100 Wrona, William 45 Wroten, Walter 85 Wyzevich, Andrew 75, 109 Wyzevich, Nick 75, 99, 102, 109 Yancey, Robin 75 Yanez, Jaynette 45 Yanez, Lewis 85 Yanez, Lisa 45 Yanez, Rudolfo 65 Yazzle, Nancy 65 YEARBOOK 100, 143 Young, Paul 65 Zahn, Robert 24, 122, 123 Zepeda, Ruben 85 Zierden, Lynette 65, 88, 89, 96 102 9, 104, 145 Vaughn, Richard 65 Velasquez, Arthur 84 Verhaeg he, Vicke 74 Vida, Frances 84 Vitela, Tony 75 VIVIANNE WOODARD COSMETICS 141 VOCAL ENSEMBLE 91 VOLLEYBALL 112, 113 Zimmer, Larry 65 Zimmerman, Tiffany 85, 91 n Memoriam 1 1 anuary 28, 1986. America's Space Shuttle Challeng- er exploded at 11:39 EST after its launch from the Kennedy Space Center at Cape Canaveral, Florida, and we all became witnesses to history, tragic history, as we watched the moment on television and watched it again and again as it was replayed throughout the evening. On board the Challenger were Francis R. fDickJ Scobee, Michael J. Smith, Ronald E. McNair, Ellison S. Onizuka, Judith A. Resnik, Gregory Jarvis, and S. Christa McAu- liffe, a Concord, New Hampshire high school social stud- ies teacher who was representing the Teacher in Space Projectf, Throughout the nation, people reacted with disbelief and shock. In a program that had gone so well for so long, a tragedy had finally occurred and seven people had lost their lives. For the first time in the lives of many of us, born into a time when men in space is routine, we realized how risky space exploration really is. The seven Challenger astronauts were people just like us who gloried, like we do, in family, friends, and in being themselves. And, they found glory in representing the space program and their country while pursuing their dreams of reaching into the unknown of space and bring- ing back knowledge to the Earth. They were people who enthusiastically and courageously assumed the challenge, and the risk, of space exploration in the pursuit of knowl- edge. To most of us, they were in life perhaps only names mentioned briefly on television, in the newspaper, or in our science classes. In their deaths, they became symbols of taking a chance, daring to dream. Speaking to the nation on the day of the tragedy, President Ronald Reagan said, I know itls hard to understand, but sometimes painful things like this happen. Itis all part of the process of exploration and discovery. Itis all part of taking a chance and expanding man's horizons. The future doesn't belong to the fainthearted. 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