Globe High School - Wigwam Yearbook (Globe, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 178 of the 1986 volume:

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DOPS!!! 9' ver been caught with I your hand in the cookie jar?! Or maybe sitting in your class taking a test and reach over to get the pen- cil you dropped and your desk falls over?!?! How about wrestling with one of your friends and rip your shorts?!?!?! There are many unexpected moments in and out of high school and we've captured some of these on film. f lash 'em the Julie Ann Wildweek omecoming week ,Hwas busy with lun- chtime activities. Anthony Kramer led the Juniors to Victory in bob- bing for grapes. Kitty Radke showed the Seniors stamina by sitting on the ice the longest. Juniors won first in float decorating. Their float depicted the Tigers as pirates, making the Mustangs walk the plank. Jmtkv F I e x , .1 ..,. , 4,4 ,ig 5 l .,.. inss . a ,l,d.1gMM.,,. ,Q4 -A N , VWL, , ,,.... . , - fr 'N w:f'1iiw--'f.12ew1il2al2 221.f1 -1 .Q .ff i ' 46 J ff? 9 if 1' iz! I I . N V .w wrw shew- QWJQBM Z ef ' 1 J ,, . e , E . .W ..... , A, 5, v-'ff' 'MW The Sophomores took se- cond. Their theme was A Knight to Remember. The Freshmen came in third with the theme Cowboy Days. Trailing in fourth were the Seniors whose theme was The W --H I -W. WU -. K 20's. is in .ar- The Tigers slaughtered the Mustangs by the score g ., 50-14. Q After the game, the dance came alive! A , g .2 J i P W 1.q: ' do H J . , an r ...J N-vii? i f mug 5 v LJ 'i .... 7 J ' . l ifilfiiw ,. v t A V . W . . ' P ,, 5 '-4'3upg.rf 1 3' . . ' ' ' f - 7,1 , i - . if J KN -mx - , ...4 f A, f if A Q xi? . . g g if .1 - j uh' '.,. A Cold Experience The Juniors sailed to Victory li. lv 3 K' 1 1' rf. ms ,,.fW.z..a: .1 me ., 'fN'z.,V'w 'J .K - , . -W V A Knight to Remember Q.. The 20's tv In Q I wi rf. X. Q , 4 f Zz' ,M 0.1 I, S' , W , ,, v qs , gf T5 L ,.l.i. .W--5-'- '.. -if Y .Wf- vff -- 'GWA , an j . '12 f-1 han..,A Tigers Awesome Mascot 1 I ya Cowboy Days Dancing in 'Royal Style i 5 1 The Royal Court snr. .Q . '... 5, ,wie H ' .-gf 'Q' W-x V ,.., 1 KX fs' X . 1 eu tk. Q 3 N LH.:,,ff. 2' if . .x..,., .A :Q K, s, . Q' Q. fffwix , H-Ag' First Attendants KING QUEEN Sec John Scrogham and Mic Q ,gi 1 ,mf tk- N kk -Ni , 5 - Y.-Q-ewx.,t.g.....-...2m.may:v.. . A . .,,.v . ,f' A ond Attendants helle Fountain Mike O'NeaI Yvonne Avalos Tim Klnnamon and Rosie Cruz Scout over a little bit Mike. li? W1 - I l GSW? i , QSM. E .NwMWmam- .M -an I M 'W-'Huw 522 ,, an MM An exciting moment for John and Michelle. Tim and Rosie soak up the sun during the parade. Building a Future pirit week started off real wildg everyone wore concert T shirts and ties. The following day every hall was full of people wearing sunglasses and anything that would fit on their heads as hats. On Wednesday everyone was covered from head to toe with buttons of every kind imaginable. Thurs- day was Hawaiian Color Clash Dayg you could have been blinded from all the bright colors. Finally almost everyone par- ticipated in Orange and Black Day . . . Let's get Crazy. up U 1 p ,.,. . ! ar siiadesfyxiiri ' x Showing spirit with button x N Where's Tarzan. P i Tricycling to t y tu-',',',,n- 499' 1 W ' ,xigg Q' .,1,.,v ,, Frank, Larry and Mike talk to Judge Dawson about his county position. Beverly and Jeannie listen to Mrs. Phillips explain the work of County Supervisors. Exciting Days to ebruary 15, 1985, in Mike, Frank and Larry boarded their bus to begin their journey into government. Every morning the boys woke up at 6:30 a.m. to go to conventions to listen to speakers such as Rose Mofford, a former graduate of G.H.S. They ran for offices on the city, coun- ty and state levels. Recrea- tion was also part of their day. The boys said the value of the trip was increasing their knowledge of govern- ment while meeting people and having fun. June 3, 1985, Jeannie, Beverly and Arvella headed to U of A for Girls' State. On arrival, they unpacked and went to their first meeting to elect council and learn how to hold city meetings. The schedule of events was running for offices, par- ticipating in pep rallies and watching a murder trial. Jeannie said, The reason l went was to experience government first hand so l would understand it more. That special moment. Weekends Are Made eekends are times of special moments w i t h s p e c i a l friends, a time of sharing, a time of fun, a time for making new friends or renewing old friendships. , Eiggw k Q ., :nz . ' -1' 5' X' , iff? W 5 is . - if Friday after school . . . Playin' in the snow! N0 SCHOOL!!! Sitting at the Bud Plant Outside Connections eople from our com- munity play a very im- portant part in our school functions such as barbecues, games, and all sorts of fund raisers. Professionals came into the school to make us aware of the 1 many job oppor- tunities in our community and in others. Some came in to share in- formation of life ex- periences, and cultures. J- S f.-f ' . ,Em Ed Chase explaining retail managing. X 3 f- fx. ,as- ,.. ...g1f Q . 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'f .1 .fe if f 'W . est., 22. he-235, 'Q-4 - ,.. F214 5 a eeee .QQ.Q. ass Row l: T. Kinnamon, E. Browning, L. Kindelay, P. Winquest, M. O'Neal, C. Ter- main, A. Hernandez, V. Casoose, R. Tarango, L. McGowan, A. Mason. Row 2: E. Villalobos, E. Zaragoza, J. Enfield, A. Termain, S. Richardson, L. Perino, R. Lucero, J. Bertoldo, E. O'Neal,L1,. Moody, P. Salas. Row 3: G. Melser, M. Steele, B. Young, J. McBride, D. Norton, S. Petty, T. Kinnamon, B. Radke, T. Alvarez, D. Evans. Row 4: P. Sancedo, J. Kelley, C. Chesley, M. Halbert, M. Termain, P. Pet- ty,J. Colacicco, C. Jerz, V. Stevens, T. Elchlepp, J. Scrogham, N. Heese, F. Mariscal. f Go for it! ' Globe Tigers he Globe Tigers had many I highlights during the 1985 Football season. Among them: winning six games for the first time since 1963 and winn- ing six consecutive games for the first time since 1961, scoring 50 points in one game, twice scored four touchdowns in the second half of a game, shutting out 10 opponents and holding three op- ponents scoreless in the second half of a game. .v,S, V , W.. lr- 5' ll -f iff 'm '1 ,,, ,Jl. n nnnn n The Cheers jumping for joy. 600509 Off at G Same- Enthusiasm he JV.Cheers worked 'I to perfect their moves. They performed at assemblies and football games. Their cheers were well timed and appropriate to the occasion. When a touchdown was possible, they revved up the crowd for a roaring victory! 'sr sr Do it . . . Do it now!! -,.. 'Q c ' Qt resyr r Tammy, Stacey, Michelle, Jennifer, Penny, and Stephl' . . . 100'Z1 and more! ,WW ,.m,, ,f,.,- ,ws ,, -,,, . ..,,, Mniqnuafsmlamnvf ,gr ,,,,' W-3:4-N I 7 :LMWW-y VVVV N ,.,,,T?,. KQ:NyWw W :.:,we ,,..Q: 'f ,:g:5!f!ZIL,. ,,,, 'f,-VAv my fn-vN'N vYN N rw? 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The game scores were: Globe 53 Globe 46 Globe 07 Globe 23 Globe 48 Globe 22 Globe 51 Miami 26 Coolidge Safford Sahuarita San Manuel Apache Jct. Eloy 18 06 00 1 2 00 00 ' .4 5 'Qf .. .L ' A . - . r., , Q -eau-mt W jx Q f 1' ...s h -ff' 'Sf t . 'X K .. . at ,Z 1- , .ri 'X X , - + 5 1. w , 'V 4 ' ' N , h' . -. ' V ' 5 , 9 in il- J , .. ...QC , , -, .... V - - we , Sw-H. .,,. I 5 I - -, I Hmm .,, .5 ., ,W,,, K K A . ' ' 1 5 .- . '7-r' W , X -- , L f,Tzi 'S T fm ' - A I -' ' . . - G, L--' 'A - 'i? mM-Wh uf' J I 1' t I K' 4 7V ?i i fYi3EY5 V l5X'7:' Q' wx. G G . L . You hold him and l'll run. They're rough and very tough . . . All set and ready to go. Let go of me. Show your stuff! Getfilly rowdy Wml the 5921- Kim, Buffy, Tricia, Elizabeth, Gina, and Michelle Sitting pretty. Go, Globe! his was the en- ' thusiastic reply peo- ple heard from the cheers at the Freshman football and Basketball games. Full of pep and ex- citement, the girls got the crowd roaring and cheered the team on to victory. The cheers work- ed hard each day after school, to perfect each and every cheer. - ' i 'fffwf'izffsuv'en, W5,gg,Q,..2. A 'R l J J f ' ,H -,,f , I ,i ,,.,V , , K ,, ,V W, . 1 v . mg gyfnmg . yggkk Q - , '..' 'khi Q S . .: ' P Q X -if H iffwiifin, ' IfZW,Ef5fW'W3Wi55igviilfilliis 1Z55E,iW'jggEIa 541' 12. Qgih: wc. -V-1 ,,gfn,.!?-WW! ffff- 5 Wan 'J : 75 Eu. uEfz,.a1t4f1:r:i,. .Si v fvaaaaa 35 ghiyflf SL J ' ff?5 Down! Set! Hit! year of hard work and learning was ex- perienced by our Freshman Team. They were well disciplined and easily coached. With a little more individual efforts, we will be champs of the future. My hat goes off to these Tigers. Coach Billy Casillas Row 1: Tony Morgan, Melvin Long, Pat Cepress, Alej Benally, Manny Martinez, J. T. Aguilar, Chris Andrade, Wally Roberts. Row 2: J. D. Stevens, Brandon Burgett, James Rhodes, Jason Burdette, Eric Tellez, Shane McGowan, Brian Valencia, Keith Gilbert, Travis Gonzales. Row 3: Jerry Alverez, Michael Woodbury, Elliot Sneezy, Jason Underwood, Coach Anson Sneezy, Coach Billy Casillas, David Verschelden, Jerry Pena, John Tobar, John Bertoldo. fa .. , - ,L ' , ffnzzw-my V., .,..'ae:,,.gg '- 'Hz f 'Q K 3 WL . RUN SHANE! RUN! Sweeping for yardage. ,KVV I ----W-5 'M-f , --.M ...W ,,,. W- ,Z if f, ,...f 1 .fuc g 1 ' .,.i ,q . amiga.: . 1 ,qw ,:,, i,3:,,,:,.,. .,,,,,, .,v,,.L.,W ,... ,,,,,,,,,. .Wm-M+k .,..., gl H. ,.,,., .MM ' .3 ,,,. ,.mff,,!,,f,?,.23: 5 . , ,, .,, i .. ,, I F .... F 4 A H N ,L i H :uf k 5 My W V I ,,,, M ,.. 17 1, was ' I ' jj gw v My 4 ., ,..1 aa. ' .L fag, H f , 1 , 'jZ,.w'f '1 .. X H . . .V A fy wg I7 1,2 L -1 A 10 :E .m a M f V 'Q' . W - J , ' ' 3' ..., f .f , ' . r r QQ J .r r is ef . Qi. Q 1 fy H ' ,YWW ,.,,,. .,,, ,,,,..,- ,.,, . ,, .....4..... ,,,,, QQ,-M.,,.,.,,,-, nmn-num, .ffv -UW-,.N1 'I', f Wrfiijkrim ffm .,,,. M r . , wg nwgfzfg- ww f . . K , 3 I A , ,. . ,. K i 'lim i 'f ' 1. -1 .3 ' 'Q' V A. .1 ' f V w ' H ' ff ' ' W ' : ' .- . . ..... e J in f C . r S S? ':f:' H ,,,, Ad ' . U ,... ,..,. , ,.,,,, aaa g 'L . I I if 4 . ,, '--' .yyy n Zo 22 c T 5 up e -15 - Teammates encourage each other. Motivated nity. This was the motto of the varsity volleyball team. They felt if you didn't have it you couldn't be a team. Last year was the best season for the team ever. Two divisonal games were played at home the regular season ended with 11-5. Nina Bendle - was named first string all conference. Karen Chapmen - second team all conference. Coty Romero and Teresa Friend were named honorable mention. XJ n wlx W , A K Q What a serve!! Fancy return!! On the Ball fter 10 years, the JV team met their goals. It was their best season yet. Mary Kay Stevens, Marcie Lopez, Kristen Daniels, and Angelina Betom led the team to many a victory. we If K K W as -' .. S' - In position. Q fi? 4 N . . , i n I y LT X Q rria M . k, W wg C V U'-if of J , it 4 1 a as an I r an m 1 an Top Row: Coach Merchant, Claudine Hopkins, Kristen Daniels, Halie Leetham, Regina Baroldy, Amy Crank, and manager Debbie Mariscal. Bottom Row: Mary Stevens, Marcie Lopez, Melissa Bullis, Wesely Corkish, and Cami Brewer. Z gl ,sm C' S N Y Wt' R lg: K ik. W ,, se W 1. 8553! L 4 ' 2 ws L J . .-I' J' Trotting alonytxxtv fi 'Q E, 1, Q it K -fa-vf, . it ,. we bf Y- .-.D ow: Jaque Flores, Mide Strizch, Anthony Kramer, Richard Brian Strizch, Darryl Brown, Travis Holder, Sonya and Coach Marin. Bottom Row: Krissie Felling, Alber- Tarango, Jennifer Macktima, Lisa Macktima, Monica Avalos, I. . . I8 Vlllegas, Rama Steel, and Holly Rooney. 'KW 1' X ,, , . ., V V W H L ' ' 'QQ,1Z4g 44 . M W ' ' ' ,f -' :w , ' ' 1 I . V 'A ',V', 79wf'1g' ' A ,, 4 , , -A v' Mm ,Ir . .,..,. . , . , ' ' ' ff V 1 . , 9 C , ' ., 1 , 5 ' H 'IH 'TWT . fff V' Q 'V ' ' , W, .Q - 1.1, .X .- ,, ., , f W Fight to the finish. Q t f fav. ' r'-A , 1 -2 Q --l,' f2w b1 :.- ' H V wfjfv- M f :Q e 'ff fi?- -f ', ' r . ' Q A ' A 4 4 N. P Ai Rei Nz? fum 'R xv - ff Q , ai? 5 C on , i C xii we ly ,K , ska 3 - gt V . , E Rs 'tk I L yy! I r- A I 4 xl I .b f . - - 1 b , 2, On your mark . . . get set . . On the Run fo ew expectations if ' were achieved by the Cross-Country team. The forming of a girls' team was finally accomplished. The girls lead by Monica Avalos ranked W1 in divi- sionals and W 17 statewide. The boys lead by Mike Strizich were 43 in con- ference and were the 1984 Conference Champions. . GO! Dancing Tiger-etts he poms performed I with the band at the football games, dur- ing football season, and they did a routine during halftime at each of the basketball games. The poms cheered with the Cheerleaders at the games and helped to raise school spirit. The poms usually practice an hour and a half everyday. fr' V I ,-3 If , , wr , , Wa, 'fl ,V g, 1. 'H L . V ,Q ,, - , 1 1 flu W' ' , f Y , L' 3 ' MA ' 3, 7 ' wW5 Oig, ' ' MQW Julie Kisselburg, Wyndi Brownell, Michelle Fountain, Michelle Salas, Teresa Romero, Mary Gillette, Stacey Bradford, Carrie McBride, Christina Gresko, Suzi Radke. Not Paula Medina. 1 WM V- 'VF - -- ' ,WWW MW ' ' w We W wi , , , ww WZ w WK Wiry' K X , Shake lt! Don't break it! x W g fy, A ,M We w fi f ww if r. w M ' gr What's wrong with this thing? Poms marching in Homecoming Parade. Go Tigers! Go! , f 0 1 Q, ' - a y L J W.. aw Get out of my way - of Bb WY Make Way Mark Kitcheyan, Emmanuel Thompson, Terry Kitcheyan, Efton Noline, Vince Casoose, Rob Johnson, Mgr. Frank Mariscal. Back: Coach Kivisto, Jack Flores, Mike Halbert, John McGaughey, John Hawkins, Robert Arbizu, Richard Tarango. ' 1, -V ,,f,-. is-Q N 5 z , if3S23hCfm f as by l 'gf : I f 2 it G1 Rf ' we '.-1- .. 1 -. l Victorious he Christmas tourna- I ment was a big suc- cess. Globe managed to finish second, Globe scoring 62, Many Farms 52. Throughout the year John Hawkins totalled 225 points. Right behind him was Terry Kitcheyan with 167 points, and Mike Halbert with 160 points. Mr. Kivisto said, The Globe Varsity team is the best team assembledf This is mine dude. Watch your leg. Q' ' . - 'W Y '. tk Q - I . WP' a'-- Q . N qi 4qf,r.f:kffk1.5 Li,' - 5 in , G J is 'Sit Someone better catch me when I land. Don't touch that ball. I'd better make it. mr inf MMM ww 1 ' W1'!5ff 4 ,H ff -mm . ah' K JW ik fi Q :xy in .af ' S MMG CVM f' W M in A ZW X I R C N J jj' 1 'mug2l,J'Xmf!'l 'l 1 ' . sw' , .H my I J, MJT , W ff :WA ' I 0 W X. ' M fix x is I got it, l got it!!! Kg, B-Ball Babes ur girl's entered the south A Conference last year and were in- troduced to a whole new ball game. New strategies were accomplished with each new team they played. Many girls returned to meet this challenge, along with the newcomers. Starting off slow, they dropped two of their first four games, but came back eagerly, becoming second in the San Manuel Tournament. Say raise your hands up in the air, and scream Oh Yeah! First Row: Karen Chapman, Rosalie Avalos, Velda Alden, Bonnie Villegas, Kristin Fiore, and Holley Rooney. Row 2: Head Coach, Ed Hicks, Stats, Arvella Vic- tor, Christine Bendle, Cathy Rambler, Krissie Felling, Kristy Newman, Mary Nosie, Managerg Debbie Mariscal, and Assistant Coach: Tanya Merchant. x :X T VII!! Aw mln, my socks fell down AGAIN! Hey couch! lt'e stuck to my MA V H f lnndll u e nneeu n V if Y M mi . , ' , Q K f 2 F J 2 f fx Holley: la that a bug on the backboard? 321: Yeah it is! Ola no you don't,l got it! SUPERGlRl.!!! Looln like the ceiling needs to be cleaned! up. One serious moment for Mary. Get your hand outta my face! R-1: Tim Smith, Tim Thorne, Mike Noline, Louis Rodrequez, Leon Patt rn, Mono Sneezy. R-2: Coach Aguirre, Rick Barton, Mike Bryant, Jeff Braser, Go y Slack, James Hicklen, Gabe Valencia, manager. Work it in for two Tigers. Dribble it Pass it! Roaring to Success 'fast years boys' J .V. ubasketball team worked hard together as a team m l ether as one. ne layer S other ate there toyick you up, said ono Sneezy. CN S TT' YQQJWL Mono makes the free throw. 33 lT'S MINE! IT'S MINE! . fmwsvxsswwvw as Nw ,, On the Ball oach Kinnamon stated, We got bet- ter each game we played. Each game, the team averaged 47 points and in the second half alone, 30 points were scored each time. Daisy Flored played guard and kept the ball moving by making steals. Underneath the basket, Kristen Daniels and Claudine Hopkins kept the other team moving. The best offensive player was Mary Kay Stevens, who averaged 10 points a game. Dc -evxcgm-Q if .ng use - 'K' X - f. J. .Ly .H fs--:f,w: 1 - 1, , T 1 Good job girlsl Claudine shooting for the point 85-86 Girls' J .V. Basketball Team. Front Row: Ernie Lopez, Clement Yelloweyes, Wally Roberts, Carlos Nosie, Travis Holder, Fred Jones, Keith Gilbert. Back Row: Andrew Belvado, Gary ln- ving, Mike Woodbury, Greg Pelger, Andy Gregg, Elliot Sneezy, Steve Saban, Art Salter, Coach Hurst. Q...-J ,M-:::.: Stretching to make the play. Concentrating on the ball. A f f I - Umm! .4 Come to me Baby! Q, ,,,, ,,,, ,, QIIL1 -owlf 'if- A -,11-, o eww V .... K y. W v .V ,,,,,., ,,,, ,,,a 5 eeana he freshmen basket- V, ,, 5, k W Q I ball team started , X W Zzyy , yayy W M p M slowly, losing their 1 5, QW W of ye1, ' W first two games. After , wi that, a streak of 6 wins in A W i A 7 games took their record to 6-3 by mid January. Defense and balanced fl Q I .53 . ,V V, I Get back, it's mi e! ' iii ' Wally shoots for the free throw. scoring allowed the small but quick team to out- come opponents by an average of 14 points per game during this period. Amy, Becky, Angela, and Susan. W ,N 1+ I I I I HE ,,.,....M, ,,i.M..,. Matmaids making posters Hard at work. 1 Support 'fast year was slightly udifferent for the mat- maids. Instead of cheering they supported the wrestlers. As mat- maids they began by lear- ning the rules and keeping score. To support the wrestlers they made posters, and filmed matches. Susan shows her films skills The finishing touch. Andrew Avalos, Mike Beckstead, Richard Tellez, Scott Hatch, and Frank Saucedo. R-2: Coach Harder, Terence Kinnamon, Manuel Steele, Glen Melser, Tim Kinnamon, Barney Radkey and Fernando Pechuli. Floor Floppers 'I' ast year's wrestling 4 team was at its best during the '85-'86 season. With all of the ex- cellent moves and swift pins, they were truly dedicated to the sport. They made great perfor- mances throughout the year. xxam-X5 Steve Dicen, Sean Primo, Andrew Kidde, Robert Bejarano, J.T. Aguilar, and Aaron Phillips. R-2: Leon Ben, Mark Rambler, Brian Strizich, and Brian Courtney. Tim putting one over on the competition M 1 .,.. r Going for the pin. W, .n Qdilfffl ,..... ' init Q35 9,59 lst Row: D. Avalon, M. Johnson, L. Kendllay, R. Rios, K. Dzera, and P. Winquest. 2nd Row: B. Strizich, F. Holder, M. Moody, J. Soroghlm, C. Chelley, L. Perino, M. O'Neal, and P. Sancedo. -' ' 5 f -f bb' ll' f A is 5 ff! be V I . Qi- Mi, V , , VH, . H, tif 1 'gi the ,X V :W K 8?-gy ,, .- ,- 1 7 1 -,, K 1 -MV1: , 14' A ,L ,gg A I ' s ' f 1 5 ... Q so an ' I PAVV' Ri! V ' P 1 Qi l Q .E il ff l.... no ' :gf ..... ..,gg3ga lx. n' il VAVVVV Qy X, rg ' ilf d P 'A ' , H Q . I no V Batting Practice! Strike! Grand . Slam! in Q ith ten returning riii varsity players and some J.V. players from last year's team, the Globe Varsity Baseball team was looking forward to a more successful season than last year which ended with ten wins and six losses. Monty Winds Up! vis, . fi . N lc conference 3 of conference. The girls' softball team. I 7 , . e ., , ,.,, W, ,J ,. f . .. - ,, .B u Tough Girls he girls' softball 4 I team played in a new A 1 pi South. They had a solid in field and outfield with pit a major concern New comer Dawn Newton helped with that. They figured to finish in the top I ' - . '-W' 1' : . c e '45 f ..,, . V. Ai .f W! kg V517 K NTU gig. gn . f iii neui far ,,f'f,iZ1,.,.' .1 ,, V , f .A e,.feZp M, Q . f e g M2525 A 3 -V e my ? - ',,f vu f A - ,.,, ,, V 1 . , y V ', f . '1 . f, , ff W1 K I , ci ,,,,. W ., , Q rf., 3 5 ,ff eenf p a up ,eun . t 4' J i ' f ..,l , . 'Si .- .1 V A., . W U-w1.4m.,wsw in as . . 1 L Qf ' Ahh - Get me out of this pickle. . .. , WH. ,,.-. A , 5 , ' L - L . if I ,.., N . Z . l b Vp Q J 5 2. Q 1 ng n l Tifiiiilinlliiglg j' f 3 fj g i f ? g Paula slides into home. Pumping up the blood. e Versatile thletes 9' unners, jumpers, K throwers, and shot putters got a running start, among other things, toward a great season. Each day after school, members were coached and urged on toward achieving their goals. , , 2 A ,V , W W A ,L Va A , A W ' r. wafer gm eg A U V ,pw , ..., it lleruml , wg -y mf- ' I ' fi' ' ' f ' - ' ' , ' I ' 5, rg . an a M u n Relay team. . U J 'KW r Q W HM ,, , ,, , .V Q P We -1 3 We ,f if ' .Www ' ' r ,+ , gp ,, MM A- '95 if If ', n ,V . ., W ,,,r. r r. l,, A. r , r,,r n , r, W M , A W , , Y Q ' . ff , .r., , ,. Q .. 55, .awww , , km- V,.. x ' K A 1, gf ' fafrvipwvif 1' ngen 935 5, xy, fi-,z ,, . lm How many more? . . . Bonnie doing the long jump. 1 ' N2 is ig 'K ., 1986 Track team L,gvN 0i X A Q8 Mike mnning long distance. QI, A I .e .5 ll r r , , . ' e e M Practice makes perfect. ,Q yi My-A . I :Hg ,,., - High jumpers taking a rest. .1 i' ,Nj 'g3v,,..a:,:w' n,7-5i M-QQQKUW' . F2 v 5 ' , f.!.fw ,. - V1 AE- ' i2g?Z'rkaBiQA I .I 1' ' rx ' f -2 ...wif , rrr 1 f Mark, set, . . . go!!! Swinging Into Action 9' eturning Golfers 'lg Greg Sprinkle, Par- rish Blasius, Tim Rasmussen, Dan Rogers, Todd Gillock, Erin O'Neal and Tim Rice, along with -new players Kristin Fiore, Ja es Jones, Ja B Dennis Ashcroft, Terrance Kinnemon , Barney Radke, Chris Ter- main, David Castner, Frank Roney, Mike Ayers, Sean Premeau, Greg Pelger and Aljandra Benally could lead to a high finish in the Division. in-J Last year'a Golfers Hitting out of a sand trap. Practicing Putting Practicing on the Driving Range illll f A E X X S X x 4 xv S F x Q I E E S 9 .ce E Q 3 E ' R g S '- S 5 s' S - b 'x 'SX N X' W Y 5 ' 'W S wwvm W 1 Ex WN -ms-xmw Rmb mw-mmm Kms wmv XN, 5 'wxxxxwx ....-pQw-swf www ? The Board congratulates Larry Perino on his appointment to Westpoint Academy. Board members study the nights agenda. Step One . . . he school board I members were the center of all ac- tivities of the Globe Public Schools. They were responsible to make the school system run more efficiently and effectively. A question from the floor is listened to intently. ,X Dr. Nutting, our District Superintendent. Mrs. Rodriquez spmces up for a picture. Assistant Superintendentflnstructor, Mr. Luna. Assistant Superintendentlspecial Programs, Mr. Salas. 1: Mercy Jenkins, Yvonne Rodriquez, and Martha Slaughter. Row 2: Jackie Faulkner, Short, and Jerry Sheppard. Head Honchos 9' eeping on top of 4!Keverything, those in the District Office played a most important part for the students of GHS. Not only did they organize, but they also kept the students and parents informed. Pro- blems or new ideas were taken to the Board by Dr. Nutting, discussed, and acted upon. W Importance he lives of those who I work in the offices are dedicated to ser- ving the students of GHS. While Mrs. Warren, our principal, developed the master schedule and coor- dinated all of the cur- riculum planning and development, Mr. Chilgren maintained cam- pus control and enforced discipline. Mrs. Warren and Mr. Chilgren were assisted by their secretaries and office aides. 'la' .. ,, K , r 3 H1 'ZW Q W Z I 3.k ,,VV I . sg X 1 n 1 Ms. Warren taIk'a over the calendar with Mr. Jerz. 1 Elizabeth and Christine. Christine works the Xerox machine. A lt'a a tough old world! Jeannie Uhl runs through the announcements. Elizabeth takes a moment from her if X Mr. Chilgren works hard as Asst. Principal. Busily, Lona finishes her work. Computer work is also necessary in the Asst. Principal's office. 46 at NM-is-I' 'F Vw , I 'S Marcie, along with Lona, is Mr. Chilgren's Secretary. Polly looks through the rolardex. l v 'i -iQ 'N- V Now where did I put that paper? Lisa assists Lons in the office. 1 The 1986 Wigwam is Dedicated to . Miss Veta Minton ffl. mi 1. i iss Veta Minton came to Globe in 1 9 6 2 a f t e r teaching at high schools in various states. She taught for 5 years at the jr. high before moving up to spend 19 at the high school. Not only has she taught social studies, but also English. She gave up much of her time to spon- sor many activities such as yearbook, student council, and the Girls' League. With all of this, she still managed to find time for her other interests, such as music and traveling. A popular vacation for her and her sister Eleanor is going home to Missouri. G.H.S. has appreciated her love and devotion to student education. Mr. Alexander Driver's Ed. Mrs. Andress Library Mr. Cameron Industrial Arts Mr. Crawford English Mrs. Cunningham Business Mrs. Dawson Special Ed. Msg. Enfield JROTC Mrs. England Business Mrs. Field Science Mr. Garnett English Mr. Green English Mr. Greer Alternative School Mr. Groves Social Studies Mr. Heuer Social Studies Maj. Hidvegi JROTC Mr. Hull Alternative School Mrs. Huselid Social Studies Mrs. Jones Business Mrs. Kanon Mathematics Mrs. Kitcheyan Alternative School Mr. Kivisto English Sgt. Lozoya JROTC Miss Maiorano Math Mr. Matschulat Math Mr. McKusick Social Studies Miss Merchant Special Ed. Mrs. Michael English Mr. Milner English Miss Minton Social Studies Ms. Neswood Title VII Mr. Petty Social Studies Mr. Perry Science Mr. Richards Business Mrs. Romer Spanish and French Miss Sciame Home Ec. Mr. Thompson Auto Shop Mr. Truett Science Mrs. Vanta English Mrs. Waters Special Ed. Mr. Zeigler Science Teachers relaxing. ss .mn . A g .... ar' V , - fi , 2 TQ? A, 7 . ,V ' g 'Q.' ,' . Kgs www 4-050' ZH Q Rob asks Mrs. Dawson a question. Geraldine receives instructions from Mrs. Waters. Working toward an education Eddie works on the computer to sharpen his skills Fundamentals 'I' ast year's Special D Education Program was designed to help students with learn- ing disabilities in reading, math, and English. The students worked with the W1-CATfPlato computer program which re- enforces skills in math and reading. The students had the opportunity for immediate feedback on their computer work. Students Get a Kick Outta Council tudent council is in charge of organizing many activities such as assemblies, homecom- ing, Globe-Miami week, working concession, and dances. The main dances were homecoming, the Winter Ball, and the Prom. Our student govern- ment promoted school spirit through class com- petition, and by encourag- ing student attendance at plays, dances, and special weekend activities. Through slide shows they reminded of our high school years. Another facet of stu- dent council is to work with the administration on behalf of the students which may result in am- mending the constitution. An example was the per- mission to wear shorts in school so long as they are appropriate for school. Mono hopes for a rebound! Parrish vs.The Tidy Bowl Man Jennifer and Julie working the Junior Submarm Q ,,WAL -Q ,i ff?:QQ if:fl?? I 2215 m gi W . y ' 1 , f f, ' A, 'm.,L f fi.: 3' sw ' 'A 'V' ' .ah , . M, -W W.. .5 ,mann ji' 5 if h V 4, ,wrt ,Q 7, if , jig, ,f 'E . aw, mg 5 FH: 4? ,,,,, ,., A s -h.Mn.,,, 1 I , 524132. r S. K 1 'f:b': I if Q ww 5 4. - 40' A visitor watches as Leslie draws. Creativeness tudents in Art have a chance to express themselves with pain- ting, design and jewelery making. Some students in print making learn skills that can be used in business. Billie Jean takes time out. Tim works patiently on a drawing. 'HM Missy thinks of the next step. Farron makes jewelry while B. J. watches. Careers r yping, recordkeep- 'I ing and shorthand have a lot to offer. Through COE and DECA students had jobs while still in school. A computer course prepared students for careers in business. 5 Togetherness gets things done in marketing. FC. Anna is friendly with her customers. RECORDKEEPING BRINGS LOTS OF SMILES. Students in typing working hard. , J. 0 'H , P1 , 1 . Tammy Kellum is studying a car's engine. Mr. Alexander showing Mike how to chagne the oil. Jackie and Daniel getting ready to practice driving. Beware of Student Driver n Drivers' Education classes Mr. Alexander stressed how driving under the influence of drugs and alcohol is very dangerous. A guest speaker, Lt. Mills, told the students there have been five teenage suicides in the Globe!Miami high schools in the past three years. gl ,anna Seaneen works diligently on her English theme. Crystal talks about drinking and driving. Beth Reese and Jeannie Uhl presenting their Birth of Heros. if in we 117 1. 4 3,32 '1 4,1 Z . NA, ik ff- Tim and Anna demonstrating the use of adjectives. James and Sabrina listen intently to Mr. Kivisto. Are you sure about that point? 2 3 Michelle getting behind the gun in Drama. Meeting Demands of nglish classes were conducted in many 4 different ways. The Drama class learn- ed many acting techniques. Some students were required to do two book reports, while others did oral reports. Mrs. Michael's students learned Literature through contracts. ,E ,Wa Mr. Jerz explains the German language. f J? Ericka studies for a test. Lingua ur students were in- volved in learning languages which help them understand the many cultures that make up our country. Mrs. Romer helps Larry Charles. pq Q g Terrance learns the basics in Latin. ffl' w-Q-,M 'Gkiii haf. ,Li -HIS Q th- -A , .4 Mrs. Andress helping Sonya Manuelito. ' XY' 3 Q if s Q 5 is Y .. .sy i Q Q We 5 W WR Things to Learn he library provides I many services for the student faculty. Print media consists of books and magazine titles accumulated for at least 10 years. Non print media in- cludes computer pro- grams, video tapes, filmloops, and slides. A student searches for an author in the card catalog. Working hard. Linda gives Kathy a hand in finding a book. . 1 Reading Their Way to Success kills in reading were a very important part of our education. Mrs. Adams tried to make her classes interesting as well as motivative. The students were taught skills as a group and as in- dividuals in a good atmosphere. 4? ,,.,.......4slv ' s Learning can be done in many different ways. gy I fi elf M I 1-r l . Studying intensively. Mrs. Adams explains the assignment to her students. 5 , Creating a concoction. e,,ff.w 4 . f f, f mggl x ? ,V V, I Wx M . 5 . y , , , n '-f- ...: Don't touch that needle! Denise considers the question asked in Child Development. nm., .W .1 Marcie demonstrates her cooking abilities. Home Wonders he home world con- 'I sists of much more than a person knows. Food, Clothing, Child Development, and Human Relations were classes offered. Students learned skills needed for the home by preparing meals, em- broidering, studying basic nutrition, and other such projects. They also learn- ed about people of all ages, as well as themselves. ,FU ,,... W. . 5 aaaa Mike concentrates on his mechanical drawin B a 3 A-,, ff, ff' J X ,. .,, S 7 5 'wwf' 4 V W3 , X w K 43' g arry finishes his jewelry box wi Junior mechanics at work E is 1 J . Y Welding is a blast! Skills lo ast year the Industrial ,E Arts students learned l how to use their hands and minds to make useful ob- jects out of wood and metal. The auto shop students learn- ed how a car's engine is built and runs. The skills that they learned in these classes can help them in finding either a rewarding career or an en- joyable hobby. Sandlng the toolbox before giving it the final gloss. fm vu Technical teaching. Making the Grade ccording to Mr. Mat- chullat, the chairman of the Department, there were eight com- puters being used in the General, Consumer and Pre-Algebra classes. Last year the General Math and Pre-Algebra classes were individualiz- ed. Students worked in- dependently at their own speed and used a variety of materials to help them learn course objectives. During the year students in AP Calculus were able to take an exam for college credit. J' -.. 2515 iii Asking for trouble. rx? W . H... . w--..-.............,- 1 iw - or M--'-'-ff rriirr ii yiia ig., M, ,,. ,i I, B , ,.,, ...t , ...M J---...W ' W 9 G. Xe- gg 4 M ' r ' 6 g X g ' ' sf ' N ' ll W f ci . ' ' ' M Easy way out. Ben gets help from Mr. Matchullat. ,ser .. Q. .me 'criii Togetherness. Wyndi listening intently to an explanation. xx up J' ' W Sharpening for the big test. ,Mm Computer fun. and Buddy puzzling about the Algebra on the board. Reno is working hard on a proof. I ! Q ww: :A- K 66 I i , h i uf K 'ffiig ' 'ih' bf- ' in , , kkrh Y 85-86 Flag Team. Getting reading ready for the half-time performance. Sky Sweepers i consisted of seven members. The Flag team traveled to all the games with the band to perform with them. Mr. Jenkins was the band director and had the band practicing after school ast years Flag Team LL f--4 Practice makes perfect 1 sbp, ., , This is how we twirl without our batons. Are we having lun yet. 42' Milk' ap? Band March On 'fast years GHS Band uworked very hard last year in the band room and up at Harbison field perfecting their routines. The GHS Band consisted of 56 members and was sponsored by Mr. Jenkins. The band performed before and during halftime at the home foot- ball games. They also traveled with football team and perfomred dur- ing the halftime during the away games. 5? Q Q if y . . F133 f I A.J. gives directions. On the field. The hard practice p d ff Concert Choir ready for action! Jody turns in money to Teresa for one ofthe candy sales. Echo tudents interested in showing andfor improving their voices had opportunities to join one of the choirs offered. Concert choir was a mixed choir and Choraleers was formed of only girls. Out of the two classes, groups such as Choralettes, Koppertones, Senior Trio, Junior Quartet, and grouped duets were chosen. Fund raisers enabled them to travel to and par- ticipate in Solo and Ensemble Festivals, Regionals, All State, and many other activities that helped them to earn awards and learn about the voice. Those who rais- ed the most money were able to go to NAU Sum- mer Music Camp. Students were offered op- portunities to compete in community musical com- petitions to receive scholarships. Jr. Quartet had Jody, Carrie M., Carrie and David. Choraleers are having fun while getting ready to sing. 2 -' Chris rs ready for the lnfernos!! f Az, , 3 i WM-M ,N ,Meri-'f'f'y 1 M ' Wendy scrambles for the ball. g Massive my man . . . MASSIVE!!! Grrrrrrrfrrrrrr!!! With Great Effort olleyball, football, basketball, floor hockey, softball, and baseball were some of the team sports that were learn- ed in this class. The in- dividual sports included badminton, and gymnastics. Upon entering a weight class students were to lift as much as was physically possible, then were ex- pected to go up in weight on the previous lift every nine weeks. G n 1, t La' n N e 1 fag ,V,V. , K 9 VV gr , . J , 1 v V 'i V 'A ,. I W! of - 4? A,AA 1 M 1 -.2. li 1 J f iitti lf J L A n ,gn . n s s Keep marching, we 've only just begun. China up people. bout Face 0 ast year's JROTC pro- Ifr gram was a four year course that provided the students with the op- portunity to acquire knowledge that helped them to develop leader- ship traits. lt also prepared them to be responsible citizens. The program also pro- vided classroom instruc- tion in first aid map reading, rifle marksman- ship, and outside work on drill, and rifle range. if Mg 3 .,,, , Q .P WW TWP ,N ,,,, 411 'ps if How do we look guys? , if ,,,, Q ' W, ' Smile, you're on Candid Camera is W E ':.' . if K 1 Q mr is '. Q :Q al was .,? f g ,haf 11 S Qxflf nn ig g is l J 4 Alternative school students. A time to learn. ,naw gd . 5- 1: A 2nd Chance lternative school provied Native- American students with a L-E-P Program of Study. Mr. William Greer taught English and Social Studies. Mr. John Hull taught Math and Science. There was an average of 25 students enrolled in this program. Mr. Greer and Mr. Hull. Peace brotha! if H 'r J s rj Y Step into My Laboratory A' alleys Comet was the 15 feature attraction of the Astronomy class, new to our science depart- ment. Mr. Ziegler led his students through actual astronomical research at Gila Observatory. Several students ,published reports in professional astronomical journals. Laboratory experiments and chemical reactions were studied by those in Chemistry. 1 Mrs. Field taught Biology and Zoology, Zoology pertaining animals, Biology to all life. The Acc. went a step further in Complexity of life. Very similar to this was the life and physical Sciences. Dissecting and bookwork was done in Life Science while Physical Science students experimented with different chemicals. Inu earth Science, Mr. Perry's class studied dif- ferent elements of the earth. Another science of- fered was Physicsg the study of matter, energy, motion, and force. Physics is the secret of the Universe. Mr. Friend X' .. Studying the WERE HERE!!! Sean! Do you got the answer? Shoot for ,. ,,, S I ,gn f 1 i A2 A Students study for a test. Working hard. I Z Mr. Friend explains the elements to Giovani. the stars! Science students stick together. , l Mrs. Field reasons with Joe 's answer Check that out!!! , V L ? . W - --...- '-'1.fu,. s Q' tv v 5 , -Q lg M ff A' il . 5 , . A K 1 . ..f':f'y'+ ' .E Overly qualifies students. Students hard at work WR Grants he Globe unified I School District has received the Title Vll Bilingual Education Grant that has allowed Globe High School to develop new courses such as Apache History, Mex- ican History, and Language Arts Prescrip- tive Learning Computer Assisted Instruction classes. F MU: Will? sn. ff. Title Vll teachers. Q iw Mrs. Castillo helps a student. Title VU SCCIBUI fy. Help toward the future. no 2. mg l,..,,. f lu 11 yciav No talking up there! Working hard on the final. Boy, ls this ever boring. Y fi Z :it U 4 C X 'off' , I D' ,Le Socially S A Ef: ,,.,. , ,F . yJffr'Af M 'i'W Vw, ff Z ma p Aren't these newspapers just so exciting? 'fast year's social ustudies program pro- vided the students with a historical background of the United States, and its relation- ship with other countries geographically and politically. It also taught the political, economic, and social systems of the world nations with em- phasis on these systems in the United States. 76 at 'L , Us A fi A , ,. .- .A - . WW, .. , A ,, - . 3 to ZA , , W 0 F -37' ,.....-ng V 2' ' as J I 1 I 4 The Yearbook Staff. Pica People ica, Body Copy Quadpak and stop b a t h . S o u n d familiar? Shouldn't unless you were one of the' many new members of the year- book staff last year. Each staff member hustled at the end of each deadline to make this book come true. LM Working for a change. Ernest, Kathy and Tiffany printing pictures. may Now that's an interesting answer. QD Students study for a test. Finishing up a report. Do you need help? Computer working genius. Study Time he JOM program was I started in 1934 and was brought to GHS in 1976. The initials JOM stand for Johnson O'Malley. He signed to help Native American students with their school work, it also helps to open their minds to those who can help. Miss Kinnamon encouraged them to ask questions in class and get all the help they can from their teachers. A summer program benefits the San Carlos students by giving them a chance to get the credits they need to graduate. 4 Mrs. Crawford helping Misty. rv , v. .,:, W 421, A Q r ,., ,m. fffzfi, : f 43541 4 .Z if M . ,A, L y 5, . . r r ' . . . . a T ff nww si I , ,V 4 F .. , , I . .L.V ., ,,f,U,,,,.V,. 51, l rrr Cafeteria workers. Dedication Counts he service personnel I have contributed to the health, comfort, transportation, emotional stability and general aide Mrs. Crawford our nurse. ? E S Our cafeteria workers on the job. to the students. The students appreciated all the services of these peo- ple the past year. Without the help of the service staff a lot of th around the school not be accomplished. C W sq. -,. ,,, Mrs. Benny with Paul. -7f- f y 5, ,Z ,, , 1, ,K w : 4 fi W1 I Globe Bus drivers. Nick our maintenance man. San Carlos bus drivers. ww. , ..1.. N,.e.,i,M.,?, ee,: kvriz 5 '13 A Xl' fi ii E Him: ,zva ,,. Mr. Kitcheyan, Mrs. Zigler, Miss Coleman, and Mr. Colacicco. ff we Nw my .Q-W m--we W W N- Q,,, , in .,L:.:, . , N ,',,'Q .. . is Mrs. Wetzler Activities Accountant. - .,,.,. ,V , . W .iran f,-ffA-f You now owe the bookstore. . . Jw 'gif fini' N99 I - CQUNYQ 1 I W, i , 1 f f N L xr! n -. 4 x..-k vo The Peer counselors. an-my Jw. X WW. Mr. Macias. Kmwmw-vs' Bookstore manager working. ? 5-1 ' SY' f . TEQQQYZ 'emit div ix f ffiffllil gf fsfj .yxssirl il -TT. f- -234' fx- lf'1,fH+ w. L ff- , A IA. jk' J. :NU 1-gf.. .lv P- x iffy, K 7115 !!iXJ5!f!1535Nif!'5 1 X A '-15,1 I W: j, flg.' fum 7.9 AQ W VI? fE2f:13fif f, f 1 Y ,CXZ A f ,fvtf !1'f 7'y' W Xb-, 5 F pb ,f Q Ig N 2x ' .-Rl 'T lg . . - SENIORS Valedictorian and Salutatorlan Teresa Friend ,. A as e . e eey, .2 :AX Teresa Friend was selected as a member of the Regional Choir in 1983, 85 8: 86. She received t h e Highest Scholastic Achiev- e m e n t Award and Elk's o n o r Award for four years. In 1985 she was elected Elk's Student of the Month and Junior Rotarian. Teresa plans to major in An- thropology or Foreign Relations at NAU. Beverly Burkland ,.-1 .MW . ehe Q , ' f ,.,r ln 1983-1985, Beverly Burkland received Highest A c a d e m i c Achievement as well as Elk's Honor Award. S h e w a s a member of the Academic League for one year. Dur- ing her high school years she participated in Marching Band, M o d e l Legislature, and Student Council. Beverly plans to major in political science of Russian at U of A,or ASU. W X. fx. EQ? K 84 Qi' Q N Cheryl Boerst Robert Bowyer Wyndl Brownell Betty Bullls AIN Amy Burdette Beverly Burkland Frances Bush Nlcole Cameron Chandra Campbell Sheila Cepress Karen Chapman Laura Chnstransen Marne Clark Bnan Courtney Rosle Cruz My I B . h i 4 Ei w X ,, A , ., -,:.. I., Q , Jlll Drennon Shelley Dunning ravls Edge Eloise Edwards Glen Edwards Jrm Enfield Don Evans Wlll Evans Teresa Fnend Klm Gaffney ark Gantt Felipe Garcna I x ' if X' Mi . . T . . . . 5- 1 , l ,J LM if K - . . M . . Stephanie Garcia Karen Gerhardt Mary Gillette Kim Grider Frank Hanson Becky Harrington Tiffany Harvey Alan Hernandez xi If Evelyn Hernandez Frank Holder Gracie Howell Robert Johnson wtf Kimberly Jones Orlinda Jones John Kelley Beverly Kenton 4-S!-'K Susan Lavin Jim Lewis Phillip Lewis Linda Livingston Pecita Logan Jennifer Macktima Sonya Manuelito Melissa Mattern N ,169 Buddy Mclntyre Derek Mellor Glen Melser Kegieynendiola Nao ru O S as 'LQ.'tX X QQ? Keith Mette David Miller Mitch Moody Tony Mostrales X X - . '40, 7 x, Tlffany Murphy Troy Murphy Anna Naylor Vlckle Nelson di Krlstl Newman Karrl Newton Dale Norton Danny Nowell www 1? f Mrke 0 Neal Bonn: Ogden David Ontrveros Davld Ortxz Joe Perez Larry Permo Margaret Perry Demse Pettlcrew Davld Phrlhps Trudy Phrllrps Velda Phrlllps Krttre Radke Yvette Ramarez Yvonne Ramarez Trm Rasmussen Beth Reese in Sheila Rice Cheryl Roberts Coty Romero Crystal Salcido Paul Sancedo John Scrogham Darla Shaw Rebecca Shepard ,mm 'YYY Debbre Srmmons Peggy Slack Shirley Smrth Crystal Sopko Djana Mrtzr Stevens Brlan Strlzlc Clrfford Struck Lon Summerfield Melinda Sumpter Karrre Taylor Emanuel Thompson Tlm Truett Jeannie Uhl Aaron Termaln Robert Verdugo Giovani Versiani Regina Warengo Arvella Victor Earl Watkins Diana Wills Edward Zaragoza J. Corrine Victor Bonnie Villegas Steven White Stephanie Willard Paul Wmquest Jamie Wmshrp David Wright MXN: HR RX Xxx You listen to me now' fa, ' A. 1 N X Q . X . ..., -, , f. . .... : K .. fx 5 ' Delma Dimler Dunning Jim Mclntyre Mellor elser Mendiola ette -' May M Murphy Troy aylor Nelson Newman Newton Noland North Norton Danny Nowell Bonnie Ogden O'Neal Ortiz Palmer I Perry Petticrew David Phillips Trudy Phillips Velda Phillips Lemuel Polk Greg Prophet Kathrine Radke Yvette Ramierez mierez Salcido Smith Dlagga Gregg Mitzi Stevens Stephanie Stevens Tim Stevens Brian Strizich Clifford Struck Lori Summerfield Melinda Sumpter Karrie Taylor Aaron Termain Emanuel Thompson Florene Thompson Michael Toner Tim Truet Jeannie Uhl Robert Verdugo Giovani Versiani Arvella Victor Bonnie Villegas Kenney Walker Regina Warengo Earl Watkins Danewebster Kelly Webster Steven White Stephanie Willard Diana Wills Paul Winquest Jamie Winship Missy Wood David Wright Edward Zaragoza Class of 1986 QW VP k,,.a W --X L-.av K SQ Q T7 A ff- K I x.f Nl. X N X. X I k U l S , j Z K N ' f 'iff ' ' -4 I ' - 1 :Ti X H M' 1 X ' X ' . ,K M at , 5 'ravi' . f 1 1 fu' :Af xi N J M' 1 Y V' A ' , '4 f' - I r 21. I X M 1 R, 0-' -X, k X 1 Xl U Q K' A 5 ' 1 FX, , qw, .mx f ff-S A K 1 N W N pl, rj, ,: , A L X , , , N, X., 5, , . ky 94 RN ff' xx , -ki if xx ,f W -MALJ K4 -ff' K I In Memory of Gina McBride Gina McBride was born in Miami, Arizona, on May 19, 1969 and died at the age of 16 at Barrows Neurological Institute of St. Joseph's Hospital in Phoenix due to a horse riding accident. Gina was a Junior at Globe High. She was a yearbook photographer, a cadet in the Jr. ROTC and a com- pany commander. Also during the High School years, she lettered in basketball, volleyball and softball, and was a teacher assistant and of- fice aide. Gina par- ticipated in community activities as a volunteer worker in the Candy Stripers at Gila General Hospital and as a member of the Fellowship of Chris- tian Athletes and the Rainbow girls. She tried to live life to the fullest. It was as if she wanted to touch, taste, and feel everything in her limited lifetime. She loved being part of the class of 87. Sports were her main in- terests, she not only loved to play in sports but to cheer for others while they played. Gina was a people person and always made time for others. People always felt like they could talk to her because she was always so honest and open-minded. Z N Surprise! Surprise! This is what I call love! 'B Please! Not Mark takes time out m weights. f'N 96 E Q 'f-wmhm i 5 2 g -4 'T' Did you call me? if f, f ' l :L N L 2,2 - Y J lg X' X X EK s X ,War 'wmv' ww .M-VM ,N R ew X, X N , .rf in . A W : u W I- ' 'X Mario Aguilar Timothy Alvarez Manuel Amador Dina Anderson Jody Arney Rosalie Avalos Ray Babb Michael Beckstead Florinda Begaye Leon Ben Joe Bertoldo Bingha 3 Edward Blanco Geraldine Boni Stevenson Boni Stacey Bradford Jennifer Burkland nw 1 ,R L Blancovf113,t,'jy . ,wwyfk V9 V IA '-ii'-V U J David Burns John Campbell Ryan Cason Vincent Casoose ,ua-J Wx fw John Castaneda Mark Center A f Chad Chesley 'Vv' T Delores Clark . L A ' .2 2 2 E, 'b V ' - ,,kVVi yt ,,,,,kV1 , V Shelly Clemons Wendy Colvin Kgllse Conner? Julie Contreras 'A W 'af Wu. 1 we 'r James Cook Yvonne Cruz Denise Curry Becky Dawson g7 ! ff' Conrad Declay Judith Draffen Z HANGlN'??? hr- Hey Cutie!!! ... n is J ...... K .i ,vl . W K p ' , J I nnn yaaa J F ' 1 G some Q? - ,,,...wf ut W as my XX s :Y '1:: + S ,...-M Justin Durbin Carrie Edmiston Todd Elchlepp Adrianne Escobedo Lisa Estevane Valerie Eylicio X 3lxl Krissie Felling Duwayne Ferriera Susan Flake Jacque Flores Kathy Flowers Polly Forster Petey Gibson Todd Gillock Larry Gonzales Johnny Goss Harley Gray Darryl Griffin 10 O Mike Guerena Ericka Haozous John Hawkins Mark Healy Nick Heese Jimmy Heimer Nadine Hill Elisya Holden Deena Horta Danfred Hunter Wayne Hunter Andria James Michael Johnson James Jones Kelly Jones Marvin Jones Mike Joslin Angie Keeler Nuke i xsi XX X X XX T' 55: fs Si 14 nv E , ww. V, .. ,. 'YN' W , Y X -' 1 1 .4 r wmv? inns J-U-N-l-O-R-S 5 No More Mess-Ups ln The Dark Room!! SxM Nw im 'MWF wma +0 ,,,.,.w ,-av,,,5,, Tammy Kellum Camilla Kenton Tanya Kenton Christine Key Chris King Terrance Kinnamon Julie Kisselburg Mark Kitcheyan Veronica Kitcheyan Larry Kozie Anthony Kramer Carolyn Krank Bernard Lateny Priscilla Lee Mary Lemmer Renall Long Sean Lopez Roger Lucero Frank Mariscal Connie Martin Debora Martin Jodi Martin Matt Martin Terry Martinez Carrie McBride John McBride Paul McCray John McGaughey Larry McGowan Michelle Mclntyre Paula Medina Monica Mendoza Isabel Miles Kelly Mitchell Chad Mizner Tammie Mounce 'NTT idx? Q-Hrv ,pf N.-uf' ,X Just standing around. ,A Q,-r .rw Y -7 wa was w- Cheryl Mull Linda Mull Richard Nash Bill Norcross Vivian Norman Erin O'Neal Sandy Patel Alice Pechuli Deanne Pereyda Tiffany Perez Delores Perry Steve Petty Bernice Phillips Geneva Pina Monty Plew Nathaniel Polk Lynda Preston Barney Radke Cathy Rambler Kathy Ramos Cornelia Randall Sylvia Remos Patty Reynolds Timothy Rice My Shawn Richardson Ronnie Rios was 'jf my Mark Robles Daniel Rogers Teresa Romero Holly Rooney AM Mike Roybal Trena Ruiz Michelle Salas Pablo Salas ' A Tim Salazar Denise Sanchez J-U-N-l-O-R-S! 4 R - am..- Love that smile, don't you? , ,MSX ,,,, -I ' .aww- W-W' Suzi Sanders Deanna Sanson Albert Saucedo James Shipman Gina Sixkiller Michelle Sneezy Jodie Soden Mark Stevens Trevino Stevens Virgil Stevens Grant Stratton Andy Swinney Donna Talkalai Gina Tarango Richard Tarango Chris Termain Robert Tomb Cynamon Tritch Juana Truax Roland Valencia Denise Verdugo Eddie Villalobos Billie Jean Walter Randy Wampole Barry Wesley Brent Wheeler Traci Williams Lisa Warden Leslie Wynn Brian Young 'Q Q1 4' ..::. ' ,: . ei Ji, Are we having fun yet? Gruesome twosome! l Want my weekend! W Q Q 7 5 N A I N I N . nde s L X f Q Y A V ,N K 3 E , Q S : : S- S M492 5 ' 1XXxxXX XY Z VNS 'lxxse NVN5 Rx is - xXxx1ll 3 as xg x 1 fx XQ X X- E GX 5 ' X N 3 Q 5 N5 PMI,-N n R mi 'bw-gf S J , 5 gg ' - ,xx Q l P Q F N 4 - 4' S S gf' x fi xx ' ' 'S . s 9 ' fb, ' 1 I 'B r '- I N, A 'Huy uf W ' In X .lg -Q N - 'f IE X Q, X, 1 xmv ymxxxfx ' 'WXXV ' X Um muuxmxm G WN itmuxxxwx SCDPI-ICDIVICDRES 'il vnu! wk Velda Alden Melissa Alexander Cathilyn Allen Paul Allinson James Anderson Robert Arbizu Richard Armijo Rene Ashcroft Andrew Avalos Erick Bachman Ricky Barton James Ba wx Robert Bejarano Enedina Benavides Mark Bernal Angelena Betom Ellen Beydler Larry Black John Boyd Jeffrey Brasher Gary Brown Darrel Brown OOH!! I gotta hear this!! Not Tanya Brown Michael Bryant Derek Burns Amy Buss Glenda Bylas Tina Cable Victoria Casoose Hope Cassa Mark Castaneda Hector Castillo Mark Channell Lori Chase Bernadette Clark Brett Cluff Teresa Cobb Kristy Colette Paul Courtney Sean Courtney Justin Crawford Joey Cruz Renee Culpepper Denise Curley quite our size. wir. '-riff W.. 1 Ja ' 'WW K' f m. 1 ' . -- - H. .. . Wk, ,N ..: our .wax A E, B s kk n we ,A or Y- f . 1 1 R . t X: N Sr K ini Gr Q F X uf K as Q , 5, iff., C i 5 '- ' If RN -5 fv- awe' SAA I 1 ...AWN K, NS' 1 13:2 -- , .gs-' 1 uiwl-Wh L KW wx 29 asm.-Q Kr? X , 1n:ii 'u 55F-D' - . -ff ages -1 -i Is. , Q ----- fm , I A - W If X :, 1 V Rory Cutter Scott Dallenogare Kristin Daniels James Davenport Richard Davies Denise Delma Julianna Dennis Daniel Dillon John Dufriend Tammy Dunkerson Lance Durbin Keith Dzera Robert Edwards Rob Enfield John Enrico Alicia Estevane Lisa Fernandez Michael Fink Kristen Fiore Stephani Fletcher Christina Fogle How many bells have rung Andrea Garcia Jay Garner James Gersitz Louis taking a break between classes Amador Gonzales Christina Gresko Lina Guerrero David Guevara Cynthia Haas Mike Halbert Charlotte Hall Becky Hawkins Marguerite Hawkins Crystal Hensley Tamara Hesketh James Hicklin George Hinton Harold Hinton Leona Hinton Richard Hoffman Dino Horta Carl Huff Shelly Hurst Tonya Hurst ' Qi? 3 Y he v f ef., WS is 1? -N' was Martha lmberi Mark lmhoff Jennifer Johnson Erin Jones Shannon Jones Anita Keller Jerold Kenton Andrew Kidde Derek Kinney Sabrina Kirkham Henry Kisto Amelia Kuykendall Peter Lachapelle Scott Laman Pamela Lamb Michael Lee Halie Leetham Jennifer Lenzi Joseph Lewis Andrew Logan Ava Logan Marcie Lopez Virginia waits anxiously to perform . John Lucero Angela Luna Mono spruces up for class. Lisa Macktima Debora Mariscal Eldred Matt Mela Mattice Efrem Mayorga Jackie McKean Curtis Mellor Timothy Melser Pamela Miller Tara Miller Kathy Mitchell James Moser James Mowrey Amy Mundy Cathy Nash Terry Newman Stacey Nichols Michael Noline Lisa North Jennifer Palmer xv-V Marietta Palmer Leon Patten Fernando Pechuli Kathleen Pechuli Rena Pechuli Steven Petty Joseph Philpot Michelle Powell Carol Preston Elisha Purcella William Purcella Suzanne Radke Velda Randall Rosemary Renteria Louis Rodriquez James Royse April Ruiz Frank Saucedo Virginia Schofield Amy Scrogham Kari Settlemires Jerry Shaw Was that the bell? P Wanda Sign William Slack Rushing ln between classes Jack Smith Tanya Smith Tim Smith Mono Sneezy Charles Sorenson Renna Steele Rene Stemm Mary Stevens Brian Stewart Geraldine Stidman Michael Strizich Clint Sullivan Tammy Sullivan Alberta Tarango Deanna Tarango Gilbert Tarango Tony Tarango Richard Tellez Christine Thompson Timothy Thorne ., sskibg 'f,', -- 55 .2 W Lv YA t X X X W ,X X ii Nw fe if i s N X Q. , it xx I ' 3? xx Q is , 5 XX 5 . ,.. , i E . A A .eg ff ,qw .. .,,. 3 X it 4' M li Y Sc sigma N T X Y N xx N X NQXM Rx A at W X W W Vg nv Q ers, - Q' 53, , K im X 5 iiigg,3 J iii Q Q. Y fi i , me ze -,R 5 1 5 ' ' iz W X i s gl e - its viii .... W X 4 AN' - t. . , Q - -ae - ' . . x smffisf ,,,.' 112- X ' . S .55 ssss T S is X Sl T S f Y i is-:fx V , 5 ' 1' gf ,E ,,, 5 .,,,. ft. fT'W AA, 2-1, liaa W H14 r f I . X 1 5 .- ' M ' , -' A 1 V - 'L-' . ' , ' 1 w 2, .- W' , A A iw , .f A A ' ,,, ' , v- ' , '31 ,, f ,Nfl I A,-'. I -V at , ,fl H W , if 6' 5 ' 3 ,H ,, M , , , ' 'E X ,- ---,,, A im A Q a , at fr. 4 I .Z Q, X, f 4 'il Trenton Trobaugh Cathy Tucker Jean Turney Buffy Upshaw Gabriel Valencia Penny Valencia Melissa Walker James Warden Sandra Wills Angela Ybarra Stephanie Yingst Scott Zufelt Hurry! Or you'll be late. gm Oh HO! What's going on? 'Q X TX --,,- N Nw SS What's so funny? Tony Tarango posing. Q S N i Shelly kicks back during periods. Say cheese! PRESHMEN John Aguilar Traci Alexander Junell Allison Cathy Alvarado Randy Alvarado Elena Alvarez Christopher Andrade Mitchell Antonio Janet Ashkie Diane Ashley Jessie Avila Joseph Baca Regina Baker Kathleen Banasau Norma Banasau Regina Baroldy Alice Barta Michelle Bartlett Arden Belvado Valerie Ben Alejandro Benally Wendy Bennett Chad Bentley John Bertoldo James Biggs Gina Bocardo Rachel Boni Stephanie Boni in rf YN? WK X Hi .QL-. X ' ff--h . Q Q si M Nl 6 Cami Brewer Sharon Brown Melissa Bullis Brandon Burgett Judy Buss Sean Campbell Michele Carroll Travis Case David Castner Patrick Cepress Ronda Chase Tammy Chase Mark Chatlin Jennifer Clark Sean Clark Buffy Collette Angela Colvin Patricia Cook Wesley Corkish Travis Cross Michelle Curtis Atkin Cutter Kathy Davenport Chris Davis Eric Dawson Delphine Delma Marcus Delma Evelyn Dempster Jimmy Diaz Marie Dodd Rayel Dodd Kimberly Doss Tami Elchlepp Lathe Evans Phillip Fansler Ryan Ferland Benny Ferreira Destiny Ferreira Kathryn Flake Daisy Flores Suzette Foerster Michelle Foxworth Tammie Frazier Bonifacio Gabaldon Rhonda Garcia Keith Gilbert Frances Givens Travis Gonzales Nathaniel Goode Misti Graham Andrew Gregg Tony Guerrero Anthony Guevara Dennis Gutierrez Lindy Hamlet Ty Harmon - ..:.L., . , , Nesk E i I x w- at ,z f..f' wry' W., 5,1 2-i-J ii ffl Yf N x gs rt', f -f -wg ..' - uf fi if K ww 3 D -Aflk. f W. .L 5 . ,. i was mf Nw' Q :Wf,. sis , 'ffl J 1 Lynette Hatch Kristin Hawkins Keith Heimer Robert Henderson Melanie Hesketh Shawn Hileman Luther Hinton Travis Holder Ronnie Holguin Peggy Hooke Vernon Hooser Claudine Hopkins Seaneen Horta Leilani Hosay Doris Hosteenz Robert Howard Pamela Hurst Gary Irving Kimberly Jacott Trena Jensen Arnold Johnson Frederick Jones Jason Jones Carol Kasey Amy Krank Kenny Lamb Deborah Leal Venessa Lee Christina Long Melvin Long Rindy Long Valerie Longstreet Christian Lopez Ernie Lopez Stephen Lopez Dan Lowe Michelle Madala Stacy Maples Manny Martinez Sonia Mason Christine McBride Shane McGowan Frank Mena Vince Mena Shonda Minefee Leslie Mofford Aurora Morales Anthony Morgan Chad Mounce Dustin Moyer Jackie Mull Tonya Murphy Joylene Nash Carmelita Newman Kimberly Nichols Valerie Noline 1 r .A 4 'Q 35, w . . one ,M fm sk CA.,- -we -0-1 s g? was Hmm 'HWRQ :sk -15-fp X W ,..., W , . 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Jennifer Norman Carlos Nosie Jesus Olmedo Tricia Olson Sisy Orobitz Richard Ortiz Faith Padgett Margaret Padilla Anthony Palmer Greg Pelger Jerry Pena Lisa Perez Verlynne Perry Aaron Phillips Gordon Phillips Vicki Pierce Lorrie Pino Missy Plew Jeri Pohoscucut Grant Porter Kristen Pozza Sean Premeau Ethleena Preston Lillian Rainer Deyon Ramos Nick Renon Katharin Reyes James Rhoads Melissa Riell Billie Riley Justin Roark Tammy Roberts Timmy Roberts Wally Roberts Shaya Rodriquez Frank Rooney Robert Ruddell Steven Saban Lisa Salcido Rodney Salcido Arthur Salter Renee Sanchez April Sanson Michelle Sedillo Jennie Setka Tana Sixkiller Elliot Sneezy Kirklin Spivey William Stapley Jaydee Stevens Leah Stevenson Debbie Stotler Tamara Swift lna Talkalai Edward Tarango Eric Tellez i , 1.1 Sal gi ,254 fo ! 'f' Av' My ,ll if I ,gba X Wm' -my fix Stk W w ,.,m. ,Mr an 61.1 my -:'gf me fff, A U ,, gg f M W , V XZ, V 11 ,' J 5 Xi ' ' - 5. V W 'TL :: I tw? i krrr 3 V, .. ,ily i .fam l- I Lg-wr . --- Q, . 'N gfrvagf .ggi it f yn .r N it Q 3 ,cl bi .k.h lk ,Nz ,- gs M , N . N at .. 5 xg X ix .. l - 1. 5 yi . in .Q L L' i .1 '- .- 'igiii' , , ..5 ,, ,Q ' K - Q Yin: W M . ' V V J -- 'X 2 ht' QI ' S Whitewashing the G Anita Teolis Nadine Thinka Christine Tifft John Tobar Randy Toner Shawn Trevillyan Augustine Tsosie Jason Underwood William Underwood Monica Valdez Brian Valencia David Verschelden Donna Victor Melanie Victor Rosita Victor Waylan Webster Benjamin White Niccole Winship Michael Woodbury Victor Woodbury Ellie Wynn Naomi Yazzie Clement Yelloweyes Elizabeth Yingst rush hour Liz looking anxious f ffnf 7g fr J qwlfi' A K i ' P3 V: umsf' 4f' HQ -Q1 K Fw Syn iipQSq, Rafi 7! mfs? ff ffm Qrfx j ff My if Q W D 1. Lr':.-,,B , 210, MP1 X 5551 f KQ ' ffdiw 'ff mf U , ' U-L Mm' V5 El!-V..-QQ' f ' x'k 5 Ba ' xii? f-N :Lf A 5 1511 Setting Goals eca students had a 4 goal to develop skills for marketing distribution and en- trepreneurship and they more than succeeded. Not only did they become leaders, but also they learned it was important to be a follower and to have an open mind. When opportunities came around they were willing to do what was needed to achieve their goals. Terrance Kinnamon, President of the DECA Club. g 5 Members of the 1985-86 DECA Club. 1 :vvgvwfg ' .- f i I, 4 ,, . 4 .. rr ,1r---.- ..,... .Y,..-A-.-. 55 55 55555 6666666 4: fs 66 666 Terrance and Deanna after speaking for the Rotary Club. I sfi Secretarial ill . Little people with big hopes for ww' in 5 What have we here? Preparation usiness minded 4 students were en- couraged to join the Future Business Leaders of America. Various con- ferences were attended at which workshops and competitions were held. The FBLA goal was to prepare students for the wide world of Business. it .,. iii W Q One of the more humorous meetings. 6? .if-:Kami W --JQMW. ii HERO members take time out for a picture. Linda, Deni, and Stephanie listen for ideas. On the Job Ao ome Economics 15 Related Occupations is not only a class, but also a club that helps find students a job while they are still in school. The students in HERO learned about basic skills which helped improve their performance in their job and in their future. AOA W fum , Ms. Sciame tries to keep order in club. x .f' lc.. 'J' , 'gk y r Ta . ...Q 5 f fr if ,err ,n W lf? r'fsa f L Marie, and Kittee work the concession NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY 3 5 E :. l Vs Lf Officers , 'Sf x ' 5221. ii -1 Im' i k,,k , , Invited s. Kinnamon, Mr. Petty, and Mr. McSpadden, kept the FCA going and invited all to come. Fellowship was held every Monday with fundraisers for trips. x g 'Nuu.s Fellowship of Christian Athletes club members. Mr. McSpadden leading a discussion KJ h National Honor Society club members. Growing HS was sponsored by Mr. Colacicco. The group enlarged greatly by inducting sophomores. Activities and fundraisers were held during the year. Full Troupe. Jeannie Uhl, Beth Reese, R-2 Kristin Hawkins Tana Sixkiller, Katie Flake. Mime Troupe. ' R f ff'w5..,i, . K , . . ., . A 'H' , fe g R F ,.., 5 ,. .-e' P TY ' M 5 x K t tl ff: R , at y Thespian players. 39 Beth Reese painting props. Thespian officers: Theresa Friend, Suzzee Flake, Brian Stewart, Uhl, Beth Reese. N w w Students giving previews to the play. 5 ei1eeie aaaai Q?-lrx vi .f?! ' ...---4 Thespian member helps prepare for the play. This is how you paint. Working hard. What a baby face Another Part HS Thespians are dedicated to improv- ing all phases of the dramatic arts at Globe High School. Throughout the year they are active in sponsoring plays, workshops, dances and doing community service projects. The Miracle Worker was Globe High's spring all school production. The leads were played by Jeannie Uhl fAnn Sullivanl and Kristin Hawkins fl-lelen Kellerl. 6?OFeminine we Fitness f' oEllen Kinnamon, 1' founder of the Women's Athletic Club, created it to make the women in the GHS sports programs look and feel better about their teams and themselves. They had fundraisers to benefit the women's sports, and in a few ways, were involved with the community. The main goal for the Women's athletic Club was to better all women athletics. Club performing at assembly. A New Culture aintaining culture was what this club was all about. They perform- ed interpretive dancing in and out of the state. They sold candy, calendars, and sponsored dances for fund raisers. They were also in charge of the Miss Indian GHS Pageant. if S 1' ' The W.A.C. Crew Lookin' sexy! Please, NO!!!!! ,, .,. V. -f Wjgg , . ...W A Q, A l , I .f is 'P gf-A v'i:f?g,..'ivw '- , , 5 Y 410' Club officers: Cathy, Veronica, Gina and Rena. Miss Indian GHS, Cheryl and Club Princess, Rena. Did you get those glasses on sale? A K- r .'f5..-1. ,:..,,, .. WM,-,.,,1,,. x urs '-,r 1, .P lntertribal Friendship Club. Rodriguez, J. McGaughey, K. Fletcher, M. Johnson. R-2: D. Burns, M. Jones, P. Lew William Tell r. Alexander led his 12 bowhunters through many com- petitions. Various open shoots and inter-club monthly shoots were held for clubs around the state. Working, repairing, and lots of practice at local ranges were completed by the club, along with fun- draising projects. Officers. E. Bachman, P.Lewis, M. Jones. Ready, Aim, FIRE! Waiting for their cue I L 1 1 Snow Pattern he GHS Ski Club I began the year with 30 members. A car- nation sale was held in December with the ma- jority of the members par- ticipating. The Club of- ficers were: President Mitch Moody, V-Pres. Mike O'Neal, Sec.fTreas. Brian Strizitch. v' 3 .... W E X E to is 1 Ti Ski Club Members. :gl g v I K 3 , r , fi . a r ' -f I S V Q 'X 'rfnx Q - k X gy 4 9 ariia , , ' ' 'C H' M Q E ' g ,.1., in V ,hkb idx' xl, Q Jrif rnrfg f , X . ' i ' C 'M r. 1. g. g i 3: gg A ,i Liyz ig .L .QQQQ Azyt y , Y K , -wxn 3 Q L -z fz . '----vr, ,, . s f ,, ,, A, ir . y , A N 4 E 4. xy a nim. 4 U- . nr - A. Ski Club and their sponsor. S . .., - U - ' f'W'i ' 2' ffxl YI Wil .,, .f' , .,.1.A1' - S ,Q it 'W,, ' -- ' L .. iusu C ' 4? ' n Q S f 1. if t .5 'ss we rr K J .a ..l .1 .,!, 4 'Y K V ' K f H. n . a S tin? .321 .im Y Shelley Dunning brushes her horse. Mr. Salas, 4-H teacher. Showmanship mong the fields learned and ex- perienced by 4-H members were areas such as animals, foods , clothing, gun safety, and first aid. Members were able to participate in many shows throughout the year. 4-H Members. E E Career Club Officers. .1 Opening Doors he purpose of the I Globe High School Career Club is to open career opportunities to students by sponsoring trips and hosting speakers who represent various occupations. One trip was taken to Sky Harbor Airport. l Club members at a club meeting. Career Club Members. ' A l lx x Ms. Coleman. 40 Salude ne purpose of the Latin Club is to prepare for the Arizona Junior Classical League's annual conven- tion in Tucson. There will be college bowl type events and Latin Skits. Latin Club Officers The Latm Club Talking Foreign Fun he AFS Club helped -I Giovani Veslam ad just to G H S life The club planned an inter national dinner to help finance future AFS students. Giovani Versiani Grovam ith AFS Club officers How does that look? Q51 Ulf,-L - v--. . nf- , .ry ,, , .- . f - - - . 1 ' ' ' ' at 'JIVKD-. P Parliamentary Procedures he main goal of last I year's Model Legislature program was a mock legislative How interesting. session that was held in March. The students that attended this session from around the state were divided into clubs that consisted of two representatives, one senator, and an aide. Their meetings consisted of writing bills, and prac- ticing parliamentary pro- cedures 8z debate. 3: Model Legislature club members. ucome hem SUVS, look. Oh well, Back to work. V ie , 2 Tw 1 V , , it 4' Q X lf M t K lfq, f' X A small pause to pose. Gettin' wild in the wilderness! ature Play he main purpose of I the science club was to improve the en- vironment that had previously been destroyed. Instead of sit- ting in a desk with a book in their faces, they got out and took nature hikes. Fundraisers were held to help the science dept. and genetically caused diseases such as Cerebral Palsy. wt in Taking a break at the water hole. Guess l'm gonna get a lot of kisses Viewing Seneca Falls. today! 'L t 1 - 44-J ' I is fairer 4 ' Q 5 A , it H . . Z 5- Q 3 ' ,Q ffl .ser 5, :'WYq ,fig Ny 1 fm 6 x ff' x :V WR 5, ' th 1 1 ff-A--x X I, gf ,mx ,A - my ll I if xi -KKK 'I xx KN A ,H 11' it if K A5 if XV Wi Y QQ' , , Jjfgigx ,grp5, m,f .55-,Qu U X, A ' A I f , :F X H M jp qw NW QW' ,Ng I Q7 H. v mmff' 4:--Q uw fa ,Q Ciu- J N 1 f m,g,'. 9 1 Wa vi. ,::: j, x Q V 49 Y Cf 44 MERIE NORMAN COSMETICS 180 N. Broad Street Globe, Arizona 85501 CYCLECENTER Kawasaki Suzuki and Yamaha Jetskis and Chainsaws 46027 4254950 3 and 4 Wheelers with Reverse ANN and LEON GARLINGHOUSE and Shaft DQ 8 A Congratulations Class of '86 East sh QD PINAL LUMBER AND HARDWARE 1780 E. Ash lHighway 701 P.O. Box 2779 Globe, Arizona 85501 Phone 425-5416 The Cluff Family Showing Off Four Wheelers V W ' I if . . E J 7 av- CHURCHES FRIEDW CHICKEN 425-5802 Wild West Center Djs? of w , ' si? got PEPSI-coLA PeP taste Qur - I SALES oFF1cE y rllfe- fo MIAMI 5 EI I YAN DELL 'S COWBOY SHOP C0I19fflfl1lafi0HS B0ffffgliiuliti-,T.'l1C1l1fDZ?f,igfffer.. Class 1780 N. Broad ww ' Gl b of I . ' 425-2069 1986 I - Gila County Board I NICHOLS of Supervisors - and Staff CORP. 1755 N. Broad 425-7006 PLAZA SNACK BAR 8: LOUNGE 1900 East Ash Globe, Arizona 85501 426-3175 JULIE 8z LEROY CONTRERAS CODY JAMES ELECTRONICS 701 South Broad Street Globe, Arizona 85501 Phone: 425-4332 425-7038 ' ' THE RED ROSE FLORIS11 lf. X 100 S. Broad L Globe, AZ 85501 of aaaa GUY 81 DONNA ANDERSON Owners Congratulations Graduates PRISILLA M. L. KNUCKEY Gila County Treasurer COBRE VALLEY - 3205-Afg- . . ox Phone: 425-3231 n lgglfgfiggggd Globe, AZ 85501 Phone: 425-4487 1 LENARD A' J Q all PAUL'S Wk P1zzA 4 WWW' 180 s. Han Globe, AZ ' A 425-7322 4 J Qc Ultimate Driving Machine! ig ww, sl lm sf 1 I I f lu-A 2 is A ,, , ' Z V K VL.A. i I :rf Q- It . ,, , 1 if A f,- . -- s 7 B. in A ' A A W O. f ii, in A M ,, , ' A 5' -. ' A , B no f vii? . , ,,, i ,, B 'fr is ,L ,-Qui. if :ss rgz ugh . N I? aw --wr wo. , f N Jesstlaveskqid 2 ' ' 42544023 ---v-,,.,-1,,,,,,, ,ff J .Q,'1slf5' Wvwgqi 44? XX A , 'x . , . xxx .... ' ..... ..... . 5HfTfw2' , - - ' 5 cl-ANP VIDEKEI I ........ .... ...,,,, . 2 CDM nw 1100 N. BROAD GLOBE, ARIZONA Phone: 425-6797 ' maven-s ' N msuunct X cnouv I 1,-mf! . Ulu ,fun X I DAIRY QUEENN QQ! Cones, Shakes, Drinks Sundaes, Royal Treats Banana Splits and Blizzards U29 4 Q MB f BOBY MEYER Congratulations Class of 1986 I b AZ 1700 N. Broad 425-7113 1605 East Ash CMMMOV Globe, Arizona 0 ' . Phone: 425-6292 I I 147 GIBSON 'S Serving Globe-Miami for Over Fifty Years 150 N. Broad Globe 425-4455 i Scott looks over the great selection at Gibson's THE HOLLIS COMPANIES GLOBE THEATER ' APACHE DRIVE-IN 1 12 South Broad Globe, Arizona 85501 Tel. 16021 425-5514 Res. 1602! 425-8568 -. 148 Great Entertainment at low prices. PEG 'S KITCHEN Fine Mexican 8z American Food at Reasonable Prices PEG STEVENS 247 S. Broa 425-4707 Globe, A Q-511 KM ER ,C-1 FIRST AMERICAN INSURANCE AGENCY 1403 East Ash Street P.O. Box 843 - Globe, AZ 85502 BARBARA POWELL 16021 425-4481 Escrow Branch Manager t Congratulations Graduates of 1986 PALACE PHARMACY g 186 NfBroad A E Parts Plus H Globe, AZ 425-5577 57 Prescriptions Cosmetics Gifts Hallmark Cards V Manager Congratulatios qsozy 425-5781 666 N. Broad Graduates of 1 6 Moter Supply Co. Globe, AZ p MARY v. DePAOLI GILA COUNTY REC ORDER gf 12344 'Q-39 KINO FLOORS 8x INTERIORS A S Carpet, Draperies, Vinyl, Hardwood X' Paint 8z Ceramic Tile 400 E. A h 425-3231 ' Lobe, A25 EXU320 DALE FLETCI-1-if 425-9443 274 N. Brand T I phone Repairs Sg N T g ltlcsiiizilydliealiring T ph D k N Pllft 1 Over 875 stores Throughout 12 Western States :Till-ER T EEZ? liz d 9 Huscggg- Cobleoffgff iligpiniginte' 25'7 37 ttmmfw 4 Phones and Things ' Mmlwg 149 f W .i BACONS BOOTS AND SADDLES 0 1 N ag xxixs' A ' The Complete Western Store and Saddle Shop 290 N. Broad St. 425-2681 Globe, AZ -UDI0 2453: asf - I P.o.B0x 1111 ff C':zss,01121:::32 AUDIO TV CENTER CHUCK BLOM Movie Rentals Televisions - Video - Microwave Ovens - A Fine Display of Shirts at Carm-eds CARM-ED'S Levi Pants and Shoes Tuxedo Rentals ' 157 S. Broad St. Globe, Arizona 85501 I 150 'ans Michael Cclfie Authorized Deolef R-DELS DRIVE-IN Q AND FLOWER SHAK 4 ' 425-5343 f 425-7721 - Ns I-1 A ' 'i'- ll MARGARET TOOT N Clerk of the Superior Court l as Staff: Anita Escobedo sf Ruth Southard Theresa Ortega E g Barbara McCreary Kathy Elowitz Liz Fetterman 'Becky Phillips Extend Congratulations and Good Wishes to Graduates of '86 CLAYPOOL DELI AND 9 JUHN 5 CONVENIENCE E FURNITURE MARKET And Floor Covering for All You Furniture Need 217 Broad St' Claypool' AZ 473-4101 438 N. Broad Globe, Arizona L 425-2491 BERNA K ,,., SERVICES ' CARL B. and BRETTA N.EAGER L K gf if-Qi ' A P.O.B0x AB , l Claypool,Arizona 85532 DD N 4 4 42 , D MQ-S17 ,, A B . 602 42 -31 1 A :Rf . D 2 A R::.l6o2l42g-9329 . Fine Quality Goods. Wholesale 8: Retail Hardware Since 1906 ROAD RUNNER CARDS 8: GIFTS GLOBE HARDWARE COMPANY A 1 P.O. Box 270 When You Care Enough to Send the Very Best Cob,-e Valley Plaza Globe, Arizona 85501 J. M. HARBISON - Pres.-Gen. Mgr. 425-2591 M W B BR onal A . 21fB 'lql A , ff A , J , Addingaspecial feature I MCSPADDEN SOLAR UEST FORD A Q A 189 N. Broad St. We Wish You Years of Happiness Globe, Arizona 85501 601 N- Broad FLOYD ZUEELT Globe, Arizona 85501 1602, 425-8362 425-8244 Ii, , 5 CHUY AND MILES MOURTUARY 309 Live Oak Miami, AZ 16027 473-4496 I Dairq MANNY'S I TEXACO 4 . 1401 Ash Street Globe,Arizona 4259954 MIAMI, ARIZONA L BLAKE 8z YOUI wdfpulnl fffyfllff mv.. V.. 6... ' ' ' CARPENTER INSURANCE AGENCY Complete Insurance Service 411 Live Oak Miami, AZ WAYNE BLAKE 473-2051 Qgwsefess'-Sf ' I if., 2 Q - A, .I,, Congratulations A Class of 1986 Mrs. Ortega showing fine quality jewelry Congratulations Class of 1986 FRANK 'S JEWEL BOX 208 N. Broad Globe, Arizona 85501 425-6451 I PADGETTIS AUTO SERVICE PADGETT'S AUTO SERVICE For Your Service Needs SCHWARTZ 2 LUMBER CO. Owners: BYRN E BROS. 513 Live Oak Street Miami, AZ 85539 Li Building Contractors WAYNE OXYGEN COMPANY, INC . day T Including Gasoline Mons 00 hr: :gi-iav : to : H hway 60 Globe-M 425-0531 1027 N. Broad St. Glob AZ 16021 473 4428 M. V. ENTERPRISES, INC. UNOCAL '76 CONN IE'S STORE GOMEZ TORTILLA FACTORY HILLTOP MOTORS I JOHNNY'S TRADING POST COPPER COUNTRY SHOPPER FLY-A-WAY TRAVEL AGENCY MITCH VUKSANOVICH GILA COUNTY 6 OFFICE SUPPLY 286 N. Broad Street Globe, AZ 425-2785 iw, Yin!! K .. A, xx' THORBECKE ACCOUNTING AND TAX SERVICE - JOE THORBECK Owner 1006 E. Ash Globe, AZ 425-7284 Specializing in Custom Exhaust GILA MUFFLER Globe-Miami Highway Shop Res. 425-6734 425-4948 Congratulations Class of 1986 J.C. PENNY 190 N. Broad Street Globe, Arizona 85501 425-4701 5'1 UU ' EVA MARIE 'S HAIRSTYLING 1980 E. Ash STELLA LEAL - 425-4107 P.O. Box 439 Globe, AZ 85501 155 GMS GILA MEDICAL SERVICES PATIO PARK A FULL SERVICE MOBILE HEALTH ORGANIZATION PARK 315 E. BROAD ST. CLAYPOOL, AZ 85532 FOR IT! Phone 24 Hrs. a Day 42534441 WILSON 'S HOME CENTER Carpet, Paint, Furniture 411 Sullivan Miami ei WP NICK RAYES 425-2491 Day Phone 425-9973 Day Phone 425-3642 MIKE'S TOWING SERVICE 24 Hour Service UNOCAL 76 1497 Ash St. Globe, AZ 85501 COMPLETE LINE OF PARTS EQUIPMENT, SALES, DEPENDABLE SERVICE JlM'S AUTO SUPPLY 610 NORTH BROAD STREET GLOBE, ARIZONA 85501 425-5734 - 425-5735 JIM KOWALZYK, OWNER IN SALACO MUSIC ONE STOP BIKE SHOP Bicycle Sales and Service on All Makes 'lgzphiesdagd Awards JOHNNY and TONY 1NsALAcO 335 N B fl 425-7057 291 N.Bmad G1 b A Globe 425 6543 WILLIE 'S BEAUTY HUT If Y r Hair lsn't Becoming Y Y u Should Be Coming t U 890 East Ash 425 6272 Ready to help you with your needs. RAINBOW FLOWERS 3 AND GIFTS Beautiful Gifts Await You at Rainbow Flowers JOHNNY and PAULA REVELLO 143 S Broad 425-7137 Congratulations Class of 86 I nnsnn I F - .,., .. .... . W1 ...t .k,. . , 5 n s - aa a , Q 4 ,. ,, I Rgsviou ly El-Mos lnif Miami, AZ 85539 473-3337 A I A I faan w a'an avaaaa y ,W , SQ snfun u ll l li I Z ' 1 I eat here all the time. DICK'S BIIOASTED CHICKEN Our Specialty to Go A QOI' to Eat Herej 473-2661 708 Live Oak Miami, AZ 158 What a smile! MIAMI TURQUOISE GIFT SHOP 473-4165 Also Indian Jewelry Large Selection of South Western Art 1010 Live Oak Miami, AZ MID-STATE PIPE SUPPLY CO. - 49 . I PLUMBING survuss ' Wholesalers of Pipe Valves, Fittings, Tools, Plumbing, Heating, and Cooling Country Club Terrace Mailing Address - P.O. Box 2293 Phone - 425-5761 Globe, Arizona 85501 1 TANDY LEATHER CRAFT CENTER sf 401 N. Broad Globe, Ariz. 85501 1425-8431! - Congratulations Class of 1986 fi l,l M X A 5 oria an er gir s, ready to ma e you eau GLORIA 'S BEAUTY SALON Globe A Professional Care Is Best for Hair 703 E. Ash 425-5311 ANDERSON TIRE CO. TOM ANDERSON 425-4497 493 N. Broad Globe, AZ 85501 f i' K 2 EQ 'ff :., , .- rw , :nu 9: ' 273: - 1 ,, .fr lm BROCKERT'S BATH BOUTIQUE The help yourself station in all your plumbing needs. 654 Ash St. 425-5451 E ' ' 'b. Paula and Tim show one o he I ems avalla le TROGLIA'S TV 8z APPLIANCE RCA - Whirlpool - Magnavox 1100 N. Broad St. Suite C Globe, Arizona 85501 H. LEWIS TROGLIA 16021425-5350 President 425-9248 159 CONGRATULATIONS ' BEST ALL 0F GOOD THINGS 1986 TO THE CLASS CLARK'S OF 1986 PHOTOGRAPHIC CENTER A ' I S. BROAD ST. T AM H350 , GLOBE, AZ 85501 , GL0B ' W 0 425-7221 LARRY ALLEN TIRES 1790 North Broad I 425-3191 MUDOHHMQ Ali: A E Mc? 1 T Jymdm b ROBERT ALLEN S 1 LARRY ALLEN Alw at Disc P lces , Looking Is Always Free at . . . AMO'S TREASURE HOUSE CONGRATULATIONS GiffSGal0fe CLASS 0F '86 A :'::?.1if::::C':ftf - 1i3ff,EgiiEf.f.Zi ' L h Xi1'3'513Yi:B M phone, 425-5040 660 Ash St. in Gl b iijgts. no-t First School 9 ,E First Prom First TeaCher.....,--1 First Steady - 7 Q L, First Kiss .........?Qg2y First Dissected Frog F' F ball G V F' C sift irst oot :une .-, irst 31' -,,,-gi-S?-5 . i t,J5gf'.-fc? First Date First Bank s 7 F Hrst Interstate Q B Bank of Arfzona ly F :Isl N3llOl1?f!g3i7Cllngl Zion.: gstlgljgblxriugvfrl ifergglglfsfasewe Sys BERGEN INSURANCE AGENCY! INC. Personal, Business Industrial, Bonds VAN T. BERGEN BARBRA, 7 SI-IERWOOD 333 No. Broad Custom Screen Printing Lettering and Heat Transfers C 8: J LEVIS Jeans ' Levi Jackets ' Shirts Acme Boots ' 501 's Agents 378 N. Broad Globe, AZ 85501 425-0481 I 1ounl.f,,,.1,., lnnmm jlGIll - ..... RAY'S GUN 1 SHOP Congratulations Class of 1986 Globe, Arizona 309 N. Broad 425-4612 Phone 425-7977 161 qeozy 425-4561 ' , GLENN 'S f , , G ESKO S RADIATOR MOVIE RENTALS SERVICE 1776 E. Ash Auto, Truck, Industrial A Globe, Arizona 85591 Owners: Phone: BOX 941 PHIL sl BOOTS GLENN 425-2044 789 Ash sf. Esxo SUOMELA Globe, AZ 85501 ILA VALLEY A G WESTRN SAVINGS COUNTY STORE AND Fine Traditional Handcrafts 294 N.Broad sneer LOAN ASSOCIATION 61052, AZ 85501 200 E. Sycamore 425-5789 LYNN YGAK 425-0581 I fy fmxx Y 'A if gf M , 4 of fi + CHALO'S ' m A4 in V 9 'V xl K ,L L ' in L 5 902E.AshS. Globe 3' 9 JN L Opera A W A 1 L X0 9 Mon.-Sat. in 0 ll, 1 11:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m. D W Ng 17. 1 Orders to Go . M M 9 if A37 L . .M A , ,g U . . ,ILA ,mxxv 1--'I'-Am! -4? J Phone 425-9974 4 l 1 w U - R v T R ft VPU X WOW N39 1 LW QQJ Lb U' QRCQU 5 Xp MP ,A P QM X M29 QW SME U3 Lifcfjlbtwop Ck and wx I5 RQ QQ M5 lk avwqlgjkwmbk, U5 1 L W5 ZX The world movefforwara' when men dream great a'reamL Afyou V enter an adult world keep tlaif idea before you. Beft of luck! PINTO VALLEY COPPER CORPORATION Hair Stylist Hair Colorist Cosmetology Manicurist Make-up Artist Loans and Grants Available Sculptured Nail Artist 425-7111 IQVONNES Cobre Valley Plaza fs iv fe. L, I I u I I Q m e- 5 f ,VV L I 'i : 4 s f ,QI H it H I Missy Wood Models One ofthe Fashions to be Found at Cecil CECIL 'S DRESS mm SHOP We Specialize in Sizes 3 to 13, Long and Short Cocktail Dresses 127 S. Broad St. Globe W -5 MH- - f DON 'T HAVE KIDS gg! Is UNTIL You FINISH a t' BEING ONE. b nf ' Good place for shoes THREADS 8: TREADS Nike Sports Shoes Shoes for the Entire Family Redwing Boots 81 Shoes 996 N. Broad Globe, AZ 85501 425-7930 A PLANNED PARENTHOODG3 of Central and Northern Arizona ol . . Straight Answers to Tough Questions Professional Confidential Call 425-3223 Drop by 703 E. Ash . E h 1 I . I ,I I , I ,fiilfg ' I 'Ly not to Eecome '?12?:?i?Efi ifsiz' rat r aperson value. QR l 1? ' ' h -J2lfl5ert Zznstem I fiiiii h A913742 XX . ,. VALLEY IIATIDNAL BMIK6 X Member FDIC W I f R L f f L , , I , reefs-qi: .:1:'3?.1l:l:'l '72:- ,,:f.'-'.1i15r- ,1'g1f:-1 '.21l:a -2112 l-5:-s szlrfr A11152 1-?2i', -SIEJ liifi. -ziiiim. - RRSR EWWE 5 I 5l'5CTR?9AI 55153 REFREGERQTIUN SERVYCE 'ELECTRlCAL suPPuEsn HEATXNG 'FRASER Jonsson I -safer METAL S i p j fmcueu Am 'MOTORS I it ' S I L 1 - -'AMANA ERNIE'S ELECTRIC SERVICE - AND SUPPLY I WAREHOUSE Y 'LlGHTlNG S . I , ,Am Com , I I S RADAR RANGES 4 . Phone: 425-4802 TIONING a I I p p Af i A p p RS CC RS , ,CCCSC LSIII CSSSRS I Complete Line of Electrical Behind This Sign is Service Supplies, Motors, Tools S?,E9 ARCANTI ELECTRIC, INC. I V W W , Complete Electrical Services , QW IOS Location: 328 Hackney Avenue Globe ,Arizona Electlgzhqflb tr S Phone: 425-0269 wgwgwmafmw www WWWCJKQ I Edd V ll b Globe High football player, is a Member of the L Ca i 'f m. 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