Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1976 volume:

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Her job was to oversee all of the things that the sectio editors did. in n Some people are camera shy, but Tracy Vaughn, sophomore, upper right, expresses himself by emitting a smile. Caught by surprise, low right, unidentified student is caught be the sprinklerfsystem the middle of campus. The maintenance men worked all year on keeping the campus green. EI' in A M.. INTRODUCTION It was a time of Friendship, Good times Friendship was always a part of Greenway's campus, as on any campus. At Greenway friendship isn't just confined to students. Dean of students Wendell Sheets, talks to Tony Rankin, a friend of his, top far left. Dallas Cormier, Dave Weesner, and Barry Zumach, seniors, left, have fun during their lunch hour, by showing very large smiles. Lisa Barton, Sharron Bishop, Debbie Hunter, Mary Holly, and Lisa Gomez, sophomores, bottom far left, meet between classes to discuss tests, lunch and boys. Lunch is also a time for friends to get together. An assorted bunch of students, bottom left, prefer an easy lunch against a building as opposed to a crowded lunchroom. INTRODUCTION 9 1-4' NA ,L .rf 'Sf if QI' W, 3 Y: e A 'W 4 f J' ,Q - Qigffffq , . 1 i 0, ,f J- Q 2 if XQ'-11-' ' I frfaz. ' gf :L 9' ,K W, wg , f' V' f 1? 1 jf E, if .fi K V 3, 5 K Q w D .ff cw. I J r w v 10 INTRODUCTION It was a time of Feeding Our Faces V 10:1 W 1 K Lunch periods are a time of eating, naturally, and socializing. With only five minutes between classes, friends don't have time to talk extensively between classes, so at Greenway, lunch serves as the social time. Ieff Veir, sophomore, left, enjoys the fantastic taste of snack bar hamburgers, and a Gatorade, two of the many things a student can purchase at the snackbar. While Ieff is enjoying his lunch, other students, below, spend most of the half hour alloted for lunch in the snack bar line. At the beginning of the year, the line ex- tended past thesidewalk into the grass. As the year progressed, the line got shorter, but it was long enough to wait a long time. ai 311 at 14-5' warn T ' ,Q . iii . af INTRODUCTION 11 It was a time of Learning and growing Below, Media Center offers read Silent Running. great opportunities in the Top right, while waiting photographic field. Pete Kelly, for lim Schaap, senior English freshman, is a teachers' assistant teacher, Gail Ware, Iim Epley, in the Media Center. Kathy Davidson, and Below right, Ken Bielecki, Gary Kock, discuss the sophomore, takes time out to book Hamlet. 12 INTRODUCTION Z-s CH fv Ur TVN , 1 HA-UZ S fg!U,vg If ILJIZ, Idcugpuf ET L50 IXAZ1 7345! 50 3, yawn F,,,.,, gli ug .ff f fin!! fffl 'lhfiyl INTRODUCTION 13 W 5 JI M 0 I : to ' 4 t I Q at ' K eg. ! . is 3 . A . ll its W ' 4 it if ll V ,M I I l J' 0.6. I Q 9... It was a time of Expression Right, Steven Ziegman, roving lunch patroler, also watches the many baked goods being bought by hungry students, during the Spangerlatch bake sale. Above right, students have very curious ways of expressing individuality. Sandy Urquidez, Kelly Adams, and Dan Sallaway, sophomores, express themselves with their different T-shirts. Kathy Krznarich, sophomore, far right, smiles softly during one of her classes. Above, nostalgic writings are seen very often on walls in bathrooms, but on the telephone booth? This just goes to show all kinds of things can happen at Greenway. 14 INTRODUCTION .aff r f ffl' ffl' 'Y INTRODUCTION 15 It was a time of Amusement Different people, with diversified Cand unusuall likes and interests, have different ways of finding amusement. Left, Billy Ioe Nichols, senior, in his usual, everyday get-up, has an OK Corrall gun fight with an imaginary out-law. Below, Becky Toepke, sophomore, shows her most cultured look, one she learned at Greenway Finishing School. Right, Scott Wade, freshman, practicing his great balancing act and favorite past time smiles quickly for the photographer, while whizzing by on his skate board. Par top right, Bill Gillane, sophomores, and far bottom right, Cindy Paige, freshman, enjoy the antics of their fellow Drama 1-2 classmates, practicing improvisations and pantomines. fe' 4 5 Q I' it 1 ,gb S ', .Q .XP 9 'V 8 fi ! ,fstf: L 5 A Q3 X .1 X X x v- x x ij .4 , 5,5 544 si TY N XM It was a time of Patriotism S 18 INTRODUCTION iii! CPZIISM limi , . Q xg' X My E . X -1. xii RQ xg gk 2 Xxx? Y Sq 20 INTRODUCTION in 7 Q q,A,, L , . , A ,Q I U giinv' and It was a time of Athletic competition Athletic competition plays a big part in every school's extra- curricular activities and involves most every student whether he be a participant or a spectator. Greenway is not a school to be exempted, offering many diff- erent sports for fun and enter- tainment. Left, Iohn Furtman, senior, dribbles around a Peoria opponent. Below, far left, Bobby Williams, freshman, returns his opponent's ball. Below left, Ashley Seaman, freshman, is ready to receive her opponent's serve. i - S Below right, Leanne Prill, junior, illustrates one of the intramural sports offered to girls: Badminton. Opposite, counterclockwise from left, Demons scrimmage against Washington Rams. Mark Nichols and Mark Barrett, juniors effectively symbolize the no win varsity football season. Although many of the players and specta- tors often became frustrated, neither never gave up. Pete Sandburg, junior, tries to take down his opponent. The Demon cross country team runs against Thunderbird High. intl! DQ N - N X.-t . r Q is O so A A ,, . Ti X t -.Sf ss ' A i - c uss use t e as INTRODUCTION 21 22 INTRODUCTION i It was a time of Striving and achieving In academics, striving and achieving are essential factors of learning. Without trying, no one can succeed. In Auto Shop, left, students achieve better running cars from learning by doing on their own cars. Below left, jeff Daugherty, senior, as a teacher's assistant, types a test for the following day's classes. Below, Faith Parker and Debbie Toepke, seniors, take a break between classes for a few laughs. Bottom left, Carry Causey, freshman, concentrates on a test Opposite from top to bottom, several agriculture students complete the finishing touches on the new livestock pens. Achievement follows learning from mistakes, discovers a P.E. student. Having fun is also part of learning, as pictured opposite bottom, while P.E. students learn to square dance. INTRODUCTION 23 I A time for our dreams to come true ROYALTY Bicentennial King and Queen crowned During halftime at the last football game, Greenway's first royalty couples were announced. The royalty were crowned in honor of America's zoorh birthday on the final day of a Bicentennial festival. Shawn Brittan and Patti Sullivan were voted King and Queen by the student body. Below are some moments they enjoyed at half time while parading around the football field 3 it U .. ' c Attendants for the Bicentennial Festival Eight attendants, two from each class, were also chosen in November culminating the week long Bicentennial Festival. Senior attendants frightl are Drew . Reagan and Leah Hoffman. Bottom left, are the junior attendants, Steve Florence and Terri Turner. 1 26 ROYALTY Sophomore attendants Qleftl are Skip Ast and Michelle Colter. Freshman attendants fbelowl are Mike Peck and Karen Phillips. Above and bottom right show some good times they enjoyed as attendants and the excitement they experienced at the crowning. N' as Q.-gf. YT? e X iw N mf- -mg X so-5 l 3 Saddle Club Queen chosen if ,QE Z wifi? - '7 zi efmqi' Y tag gif by I W0 in March Kellie Turner was chosen as Greenway's 75-76 Saddle Club Queen. Attendants were Diane Brinager, Venessa Welburn, Debbie Zelbius, and Donna Blumb. All the contestants were judged on horsemanship, a written test and personality. OKI V-...qi liar.: -M . x '35 +. 9441 28 Honor and Royalty It was a time for memories of love v ,LY pf, W3 ia Steve Nichols and Nancy Nicholson were chosen Green- way's third Sweetheart King and Queen. Under the soft, romantic lights at the Sweetheart Dance on February 14, they were crowned along with eight attendants. When their names were announced, they walked across the empty dance floor and took their seats with the attendants standing behind them. n r WCA. Sweetheart Ro alty crowned at dance From the four classes, eight attendants were chosen to complete the '76 Sweetheart Royalty. Scott Golden and Annette Goodrich were Senior Attendants Cabovel. Scott Webster and Diane Brinagar were Junior Attendants Qabovel. After appearing in a school assembly with the other Royalty contestants, students voted for the different contestants. At the Sweetheart Dance, the following night, the royalty was crowned. 30 Honor and Royalty 335 f' ar -Q' -if ,v 5 .. ' e .Ry M iii gre.. ii, ,ee ,sofa e 3 'nr :WK W4 eixfgeliigaf' K v .ak W0 , Er ,,, ,H q'?fI-ig' ,371 ., qfrxgffurffri .N i f Q - iv fa get 1. u . V .rl Q vii. f 9? S14 Mr, Qaiiiiflw 'ls sr,-. 5 ' 5 a WJ Qfiiifl-f?1'I?k' Sophomore attendants, below, were Riekb' Rodrigues and Rene Mathews. list as freshman attendants, below. For all of them, the night they were Warren Burnett and Iackie Arterburn completed the Sweetheart Royalty crowned will renflain a special time in their memoriesi Honors and Royalty 31 E., , mf A, If ig ..,,,.. n e 5? 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I 1,9111 i!i RH ,N l .X . yu: L .H .W '51, VARSITY GHS OPP Chandler Pr esco tt Washington Glendale Apollo Peoria Brophy Thunderbird Agua Pria Cortez O Steve Nichols, Drew Regan Greg Leikvold and Dave Norton were chosen for All Division Team for the Skyline Division This team consisted of outstand ing football players of all the schools in the Skyline Division Steve was selected for the second team The three Greenway players chosen for the Honor able Mention team were Drew, Greg and Dave. These same players were presented outstanding awards at the Football Banquet. Drew received Most Improved Player award. This award is presented by the coaches to the player they feel was the most improved from the beginning of the season to the end of the season. Steve was Most Valuable Linemen and the Coaches Award For the first award, Steve was elected by the players to receive it The second award is a new award given by the coaches This award was given to the player the coaches felt really gave the season every thing he had, at practice and games alike. Dave was selected Most Valuable Back, he was also voted in by the players. The co-captians were Greg and Dave. According to coach Bruce Wilson, the team's best game was against the Washington Rams, in which they lost 11-18. Wilson said that he was really proud of the team for their willingness to stay in the games, even when arsity shows effort, determination presented with two awards, times got rough. l i 1 Row 1, from left, Iim Iackson, Chuck Hammond, Ieff Grant, George Pascale, Tom Stone, Rick Hodges, Rick Garner and Pat Beck. Row 2, Russell Carter, Doug Beguin, Steve Florence, Lee Wright, Ken DiMichael, Mark Barrett, Dave Bowden and Scott 36 SPORTS Webster. Row 3, Ryan Burrie, Laine Hunter, Iesse Hunter, Dante LaBate, Mike Bristol, Brian Bishop, Drew Re an, Pete Sandberg, and Paul Halverson, trainer. Row 4, Benny Simpson, Dale Putman, Kevin Sturm, Mark Nichols, Brad Rock, Brian Kellerup, Dave Wadzita, Clyde Prochazka and Norm Anderson. Row 5, Bob Pallanich, Carlos Rooks, Andy Rose, Keith Brannoch, Steve Nichols, Dave Tripoli, Dave Norton, Greg Leikvold, Chet Pearson, Kevin Dyer and Ioe Cetta. Row l, from left, Ray St. Iohn, Mark Myers, Ron Palmer, Mark Wood, Bill Zemis, Tim Miller, Neal Mason and Wally Tagart. Row 2, Rick Rodriques, Skip Ast, Bill Rudd, Fred Huff, Iohn Linert, Mike l.aPenna, Don Pigati, Chris Endres and Ken Kays. Row 3, Coach Vargas, Mike Cassidy, Kyle Strong, Don Iohnston, Troy Brady, Rick Sowell, Ron Mills, Iohn Liquori and ,lim Dubois. Row 4, Ben Olson, Larry Randell, Ieff Phelps, Errol Ryland, Steve Bridges, Pat Flodquist, Kory Owens, Mike Iacott, Coach McCormick. Row 5, Coach Blake, Scott Powers, Chris Dutton, Bill l-lodges, Roy Edwards, Dave Dahlstrom, Kevin Roemelt, Iim Domres and Prank Parnell. Not pictured, Dan Chapman and Chris Adams. .ws f Iunior Varsity ends with good season The Iunior Varsity football team had a good and successful season this year, agreed Coach Vargas and Coach Blake. A job well done by all Iunior Varsity players proved, again, that teams not individuals win football games, according to Caoch Blake. Outstanding players this year were Skip Ast, Chris Endres, Roy Edwards, Mike Iacott, Kenny Kays, Scott Powers and Kyle Strong. Coach Vargas said, Determination to win football games was strongly developed in the Junior Varsity players. Coach Vargas and Coach Blake anticipate seeing the same determination from the players next year when they become Varsity football players. Both coaches said that all Iunior Varsity football players did an outstanding job. IUNIOR VARSITY GHS OPP Prescott 33 13 Washington 6 27 Glendale 21 7 Apollo 0 6 Peoria 17 8 Brophy 13 34 Thunderbird 12 22 Agua Fria 26 0 Sunnyslope 7 7 SPORTS 37 Bourgade Washington Glendale Apollo Peoria Brophy Thunderbird Agua Fria GREEN GHS OPP 7 12 O 14 Z3 13 This past year was really a good success for both the Freshmen green and gold teams. Coaches for the green team were Mike Danielek and Bill McGinn. Coaches for the gold team were Wally Iones Steve Daly and Howard Mueller. The green team had the best record of any football team, since Greenway was first established in 1973. Their final record was 6 wins, 1 loss, 1 tie. The gold team finished their season with 3 wins, 5 losses. Coaches agreed that both green and gold teams really played tough against their competition Prosh Green establishes winning record u this year. Both teams played with all effort and they all had their skills pulled together as a team. I 4 VJ!! P ,.. r P . l' if ' f of . es . + a C '7-TRU. - 'pf Rf A t 1. ' ff- fsl l il, I ? '--m-A' 'fl-V Z-.fin -1 ' 5 YI 2' fi 1 A T Mft, - N A , .. K i f . ' ' ff E A I V my , ' A yi ' 'V 5 -X ,. if I . ,, 1 ' lQ..ss. , t 'ff ' C in , 1 a , f t K ' - 'ft K Q' - ' W .. --f' . f 1 Q W r . . rv, Row l, from left, George Mitchell, Tom Nesbitt, John Ducatt, Dan Anderson, 4 David Winjum, Adair Sports, Iohn Davidson. Row 2, Kevin Plotz, Mark Balder, Paul Rooks, Steve Wyble, Hector Es araza, Steve Ast, Mark Pillon. Row 3, Randyell Stewart, Kevin Hummelgard, Kevin Sullivan 38 SPORTS Iohn Kovak, Brian Beguin, Gary Huckleberry, Dan Peterson. Row 4, David Lambert, Coach McGinn, Chris Staten, Greg Kuntz, lay jones, Keith Halverson, Wesley Wines, Coach Danielek, Mike Peck. wwwwmwwwwwaways ,, 2 54 ,M s NQZIF' lx' lm' .fg- 'SIE N' K 5 N ss. Lk:-is W ik, 3 in ,Q 8 M P' S all Row 1, from left, Scott Lohf, John Coach Daly. Row 3, Pat Maloney, Bill Wingfield, Greg Hunter, Mike Caruso, Leos, Gerry Stewart, Don Darnell, Don Chris Grant, Ieff Biever, Tom Webb, Bl1l'I'iS, Tim MiCl1ael, David Rubin, Robert Smith. Row 2, Coach Jones, Gary Troy Goodman, Kent Bachman. Row 4, Arntson, Paul Atkinson, Mike Dunphy, Brian Coach Mueller, Iim Iackson, David Hoyman, Mike Freeland, David Jackson, Martinek, Todd Krombein, Mike Rau, Charles Dean Conners, Cary Dodd, Evan Davies, DuBois, leff Brandenberg, Ken LSROY, John 5 t GOLD GHS OPP Shadow Mtn 18 O Washington 8 28 Glendale 12 Apollo 12 Peoria 8 Brophy O Thunderbird 8 Agua Fria O Calle. Row 5, Kurt Grube, Ioe Brown, Steve Klitscher, Russell Mills, David Gunnell, ,lim Tyers, Pat Parnell, Sterling DePriest. Row 6, Iim Kiernan, Steve Hyland, Mark Hicks, Vincent Neuman, Dale Baker, Iim Kruse, Lee Roy Tryon. SPORTS 39 BOYS' VARSITY TENNIS - Above, top row: left to right, jim Chappell, Don Scheuer, Rick Coach Bill Collins was looking forward to the Varsity season. The team still had no seniors, but the sophomores and freshmen from last year have really improved. The whole team showed a lot of enthusiam, and they are all looking forward to beating some people next year. The varsity team is Don Scheuer, team captain, Rick Hopkins, co- captain, Jim Chappell, co-captain, Blake Whitten, Eric Adamczyk, and Wayne Barnes. Boys' Varsity Tennis Thunderbird Feb- 12 Cortez 17 Shadow Mtn. 19 Sunnyslope 24 Moon Valley 26 Apgllg Mar. 2 Prescott 5 Washington 9 Peoria 11 Agua Pria 16 Brophy 13 Glendale 23 Paradise Valley 25 Thunderbird 30 Cortez -A-PV 1 Shadow Mtn. 6 40 SPORTS Hopkins. Bottom row: Wayne Barnes, Blake Whitten, Eric Adamczyk. '-2: f .tx Af. .,,,3.g.. ef.-'-1 Q arsit I I Q. .-. tennis teams display enthusiasm Q--.. .. 1 ' .Y.'.s. . - , t - 1 t . V fa. ', K 'sf-ff 1441, ff 2 1 vi., V '- 1 v gg 'S .v .rx 5 2 gi: '.i'4il-if t. f A f gnu' Q .np X , Q.-is .sa .i 1 :Ig ,A-.Q it ggg, , Fr-rn -,Q i i'-as ' -'Y ff vs ,, if -the-. 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Center top, Sharon Nance in position for a serve. Upper right, Coach Spitler shows a disgusted look on her face. Left is a crowd of cheering parents and friends showing support for the tennis team. Girls' Varsity Tennis Thunderbird Feb. 12 Cortez 17 Shadow Mtn. 19 Sunnyslope 24 Moon Valley 26 Apollo Mar- 2 Prescott 5 Washington 9 Peoria 11 Agua Fria 16 Xavier 18 Glendale 23 Paradise Valley 25 Thunderbird 30 Cortez Apr. 1 Shadow Mtn. 6 Sunnyslope 8 Paradise Valley 20 SPORTS 41 it -. Q lg GIRLS' I.V. TENNIS - Above, top row: left to right, Pam McDonald, Karen Fox, Cindy Buckingham, Madeline Scocco, Michelle Bonfili, Blyn Bullion, Terry Taylor, Chris DuBois, Karen Lunus, Bonnie Beazer, Renne IV Miller and Kim Sparks. Bottom row, Brandie Malcolmson, Donna Klumb, Penny Cannon, Eileen Connell, Clarie Pearson, Kelly Perks, tennis team 2nd best BOYS'I,V. TENNIS - Below, Row 1, left to right, Ray Hopkins, Bobby Williams, Paul Monroe, Perry Faciana. Row 2, Tom Holl , Brian Wright, Tom Stone, Mark Konecki, Roger Wesson. Row 3: Dick Chandler, Greg Alcus, Mike Rau, Peter Angelle. Row 4: Terry VanLoenen, Terry Kitaguchi, Kent Bachman and jeff Katz. Tunderbird Agua Fria Cortez Brophy Shadow Mtn. Glendale Sunnyslope Paradise Valley Moon Valley Thunderbird Apollo Cortez Prescott Shadow Mtn. Washington Sunnyslope Peoria Paradise Valley I.V. Boys Tennis The Iunior Varsity was a lot stronger this year with the addition of some excellent fresh- men players. The sophomores and juniors who came out this season, really improved, commented Coach Bill Collins. The team's practice consisted of two hours of playing singles and doubles, a mile run, and sprints. Thunderbird Shadow Mtn. Sunnyslope Moon Valley Apollo Prescott Washington Peoria Aqua Fria Xavier Glendale Paradise Valley Thunderbird Cortez Shadow Mtn. Sunnyslope Paradise Valley 42 SPORTS Freshmen Boys Tennis Team Cortez Moon Valley Shadow Mtn. Thunderbird Paradise Valley Washingwn Peoria Agua Fria 'Indicates Greenway win 'Sunnyslope BTOPIW This year's tennis teams were one of the strongest in the last three years at Greenway, according to Helen Bounds, coach. The Girl's tennis team ended its season at 5 wins and 5 losses. The Boy's team ended at 7 wins and 3 losses. The highlight of the season was beating undefeated Agua Fria, said Coach Bill Collins. Foorijgiiiix i:5.'FELi,z.2'11'J:Q'zz:a:g,'ef' iissssadsiffsfgv+:::gTs::iYL?,LH,1::?If5an Sum 8,0 e .Th C, fb. d mfelfeiilieialiliilV'fll'2rklflkizf2E9Wayne SfxZilei53525WiS?l1n iftliiiowlflillfns. X . Y P lm E U Warren, Tom Nesbit, Glen Nixon, Aaron I I avler Paradlse Valley 'Cortez 'Washington 'Moon Valley 'Peoria Shadow Mtn. Agua Fria P reshmen racqueteers win - ..i- Q- ' GIRLS' FROSH TENNIS - Above, top row: left to right, Kim Porter, Cindy Buckingham, Brandie Malcolmson, Laura Carnicelli, Michelle Bonfili, Judy Kindell, Monique Tanguay, Madaline Scocco. Middle row: Beth Owens, Liz Brown, Donna Seaman, Terri Bliss, Coach Helen Bounds. Bottom row: Renee Ely, Iody Pearsall, Nancy Glatt, Rita Byler, Karen Fox. SPORTS 43 Girls spike, smash their best season Volleyball Varsity I.V. CHS OppCHS Opp Apollo O 2 1 2 Glendale O 2 2 O Agua Fria 2 O 2 1 Shadow Mt. 2 O 2 1 Xavier 1 2 O 2 Cortez 1 2 2 O St. Mary's 2 O 2 0 Washington I 2 2 O Prescott 0 2 O 2 Peoria 2 1 1 2 For the girls on Greenway's Varsity and Junior Varsity Volley- ball teams, bump, set, and spike were the three most important words. These three words were screamed out and performed by players on the team when practicing after school and when playing at a match. Varsity made it to Divisionals, played at Shadow Mountain High School, but lost to Prescott. VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Above: Row 1, from left, Terri Merill, Vicki Lucus and Cindy Kolbeck. Row 2, Debbi Stinnett, Aloha Davis, Pam Smith and Carol Carvoo. Row 3, Coach Vaughn and Mary Firski, Manager. Not pictrured, Vicki Hodges, Sheila Johnston, Cindy Smith. IUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL TEAM - Below: Row 1, Ianet cox, Karen l-lobe, Lisa Gomez and Robyne Francis. Row 2, Leslie Ownby, Kathy Ward, Sue Matis, Coach Harris, julie Gresly, Pam Synder and Debbi Crane. Above, Coach Vaughn gives a quick pep talk to the girls before a match, Below, Varsity volleyball members wait and watch anxiously on the sidelines to play their match, following Iunior Varsity's match. VARSITY BADMINTON - Above, ROW 17 from left, Diane Plack, Kathy Muller and Sandy Howard. Row 2, Karen Muller, Tammy Miller and Susan Howard. Above right, Cindy McShane, a Badminton player, is in position to serve the bird to her opponent Below, Diane Plack a Varsity Badmi W'ington East Cortez West Shad. Mt. Agua Fria Glendale nton Var 72 45 45 O9 90 player, is in a follow through of smashing the bird to her opponent i ,,, Mr-ra.-,U F .- me ...gf .,. - Peoria Apollo ,g'. K xmas s --wg. ff . . f A L .gb .K A X ,. . . , , - -X X 'f AXE, X .V x A 1 if sg tx? X .. Hx. I K K A .XL xi 5 . X . C l L' iiss . ?7WW1Ii, FQR..-iii, ' at N S . A V ,5 50 as 4 ,Es - X . .5 r f? fx iii 55 I 3: 1554, ' Q r ' I 5 ala fi.i,fr 1, S K' ss- 'UL I.V. BADMINTON - Above: row 1, from left, Kelly Perks, Renee Miller and Leeanne Prill. Row 2, Cindy McShane, Vicki Bilek and Rita Poran. SPORTS 45 Greenway's Varsity basketball team ended the season with their best record in three years. The Varsity team placed fourth during the Christmas tourna- ments played at Glendale Com- munity College, and received a consolation trophy. their season earned the Green- way Demons a chance to place in state competition. Head coach for Varisty was Chuck Kinzer. Assistant coaches were Ron Halbach and Howard Mueller. GHS OPP Arcadia Chandler Cortez Brophy Peoria Agua Fria Thunderbird Apollo Glendale Varsity Basketball 45 75 66 79 South Moutain 68 92 66 55 54 64 67 65 61 75 S7 64 51 69 61 64 lJ Cortez Brophy Peoria Agua Fria Thunderbird Apollo Glendale VARSITY BASKETBALL Above rowl from left Iohn Furtman Brian Bishop and Dave Neilson Row 2 Buddy Warden Ben Simpson Danny Croman Dean Burdine johnn Walker left Phillips Scott Powers an Doug Begum. Below Iohnn Walker and an o onent from I Y P Moon Valley reach for the jump ball. Above, Danny Croman, member of the Varsity Basketball team displays deep concentration during the game at Cortez High School. 46 SPORTS Arcadia Chandler South Mtn. Cortez Brophy Peoria Agua Fria Thunderbird Apollo Glendale Cortez Brophy Peoria Agua Fria Thunderbird Apollo Glendale 102 5.3 79 88 47 58 72 79 58 58 62 52 57 68 83 73 93 Demons: shooting to win The Iunior Varsity basketball team were not losers this year, commented Coach Steve Daly. He was not disappointed with the team, but proud that they never quit and always practiced and played hard. Daly continued to say that the team was not blessed with alot of ability this year but they were strong in determination and effort. Outstanding players were lim Calle, Roy Edwards, Chris Endres, Steve Florence and Ioe Bergeron. 1 : are-.. r2.fg.Msw,e-eexs:.:51sits -s1msawe:sm,awem 1 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM - Below, row 1, from left, Dirceu Carvalho, Chris Endres, Steve Florence, joe Bergeron, Bob Milhoam and Mike Kruger. Row 2, Coach Steve Daly, Tony Williamson, Mark Rigdon, Don Iohnson, Roy Edwards, lim Calle, Kevin Finley, Mark Ward, Kyle Strong and Lance Wade. E I.. Left, Roy Edwards tosses the ball to a team member. SPORTS 47 i , , , Msg, 1 C .4 'ff' The freshman green team was very successful this year. They finished their season with a 15-4 record. The outstanding feature of the green team, according to Coach Sam Levy, is the team itself. An average of nine players scored in each game. The players were aggressive and enthusiastic, throughout the year, said Levy. GHS OPP Washington Shadow Mtn Cortez Agua Fria Apollo Thunderbird Cortez Glendale Peoria Brophy Agua Fria Thunderbird Apollo Glendale 54 36 Green KAP Basketball ' 43 42. . 66 49 41 44 ' 55 41 Peoria 76 54 40 47 ' 55 42 53 26 54 29 67 60 60 66 64 55 54 40 70 55 48 SPORTS FROSH GREEN lA? BASKETBALL TEAM - 1 Dodd, Ron Casper, Chris Davidson, Above: YOW 1, fl'0m leff, David Rubin, mana- lc Becker, john Paige, Stuart Wines, Chris gerp Lee Tryon, Alan Glasgow, Bobby Smith, an and Brian Beguin. Not pictured, Dean Connor and Aaron Sheppard. Row 2, -Jenner. Prosh come through with good season 40454 if FROSH GOLD KBD BASKETBALL TEAM - George Mitchell, Row 2 john Ducatt Paul Below: row 1, from left, Warren Burnett, Rooks, Mark Balder Ron Williams Din Scott Beck, Steve Wyble, Mike Peck and Anderson, Iohn Bently and Gary Hayes I I The gold team s outstanding players for the 1975-76 team are Chris Staten forward' Aaron Sheppard, forward, land Bobby Williams, guard, according to Coach lim Schaap Brian Begum and Stuart Wines both forwards made substantial contributions as well. The entire team made progress with individual skills and development of the team playing, concluded Schaap. mf em z Gold CBD Bisketbill Washington Cortez Agua Fria Peoria Apollo Thunderbird Glendale Peoria Brophy Agua Fria Thunderbird Apollo Glendale -qi W, View ' igiei 'fx' -WA A M w , A5-. WP... L6 M wx. ,., V ,A P? V Ti Q5 Q , z Es N? X Y . Xiigsig N as L KRG .vid -msd., ,Menus Chuck Tompkins, 119 lbs., placed first in the Skyline Division tournament, in early February. As the champion, Chuck qualified for State Com- petition, but did not place. During Christmas vacation Pete Sandburg, 145 lbs., won 3rd place in the Washington Christ- mas tournament, while Chuck placed fourth. Pete also competed in the Skyline tourna- ment placing fourth. The team itself won three games for the season. They played hard and showed effort against Peoria, Glendale, and Washing- ton, according to Coach Mike Danielek. Three wrestlers will be leaving the team. CHS OPP Arcadia Chandler Shadow Mtn Prescott Apollo Peoria Glendale Washington I Varsity Wrestling ' 37 51 14 32 Sunnyslope 32 2.3 ' . 13 46 29 27 11 45 17 31 20 28 21 30 VARSITY WRESTLERS - Right, row 1, from left, Laine Hunter, 126 lbs., Rick Markley, 114 lbs., Mike Hoffner, 98 lbs., Paul Simoes, 107 lbs., Chuck Tompkins, 119 lbs. and lesse Hunter, 132 lbs. Row 2, Coach Mike Danielek, jim Dubois, 177 lbs., Carlos Rooks, 167 lbs., Lee Wright, 155 lbs., Mark Barrett, 138 lbs., Dante LaBate, Heavyweight, Pete Sandburg, 145 lbs., Dale Putman, 155 lbs. and Bruce Dickson, Manager. Not pictured, Bret Tarver, 193 lbs. Sports 51 JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERS - Above: 0 Q from left, Da e Dahlstrom, Tony R'os, R nd Thomas, Davle Iohnson,Iohn Law, isorya y G Owens, Coach Bill lVlcGinn, Ieff Elmer, Brian Walgenbach, Bill Zemis and Raymie Corona. GHS OPP Arcadia Chandler Sunnyslope Shadow Mtn. Cortez Prescott Apollo 18 47 Apollo 6 56 Peoria 20 22 Glendale 17 38 Iunior Varsity Wrestling 21 9 Z0 46 31 30 15 44 18 47 The I.V. wrestlers season ended with a 2-8 win. Because of Kory Owen's, 140 lbs., undefeated record this year, he should be of tremendous help to the team's future seasons, according to Coach Bill McGinn. Iohn Law, weighing 147 lbs., finished with five wins and two losses. Raymie Corona, weighing 100 lbs., finished the season with five wins, four losses and one tie. Brian Walenbach was consider- ed the most improved junior varsity wrestler. These three wrestlers were considered the most outstanding players of this year, stated Coach Bill McGinn. With two wrestlers graduating this year, the varsity team hopes to see I.V. wrestlers on the varsity team next year, stated Coach Mike Danielek. , 52 SPORTS Teams Freshman Wrestling GHS OPP Moon Valley 23 45 Agua Pria 48 21 Sunnyslope 60 6 Shadow Mtn. 15 37 Cortez 21 40 Apollo 12 42 Peoria 15 32 Glendale 43 27 Washington 9 52 PRESHMEN WRESTLERS - Below: row 1, from left, G. Stewart, Managerg D. Winjum, E. Smith, D. Iaclcson, R. Gilson, M. Kiernan and D. Tompkins. Row 2, M. DuBois, N. l.ambert,j, Massingale, M. Matusek, D. Peterson, K. Hummelgard and Coach F. Vargas. Not pictured, T. Michael and G. Hunter. wrestle razzle-dazzle style Greenway freshman wrestling team ended the season with a 4-6 record. lt was a tremendous building year for the wrestlers and the wrestling program. There are many bright prospects for the coming year, explained Coach Frank Vargas. Mike Matusek, 167 lbs. was voted one of the most outstanding players of the freshman team. lim Kiernan, 119 lbs., also did well in competition this year, according to Vargas. Dave lackson developed into the competitive wrestler of the year, concluded Vargas. VARSITY CRQSS CQUNTRY TEAM - 2, Randy Wilson, Bruno Leuyer, Coach Above, row 1, from left, Steve Klein, Victor Giddings, D011 Spencer, and Chuck Tompkins. Martinez, Bob Milhoan, and Ron Dykstra. Row Don Spencer was chosen to be on the first string Cross Country Team in the Skyline Divisionals. He also received medals for his placings at the Squaw Peak Invitational and the divisionals. Greenway won six meets in a row. The Demon Cross Country team will only be losing four seniors and three prospects are bright for next year. GHS OPP Chandler Prescott Washington Glendale Apollo Shadow Mtn O4 Peoria Brophy Paradise Valley Thunderbird Agua Pria Varsity Cross Country 35 24 15 45 I 31 28 Peoria 15 45 43 T8 69 33 . 69 1 15 48 20 53 20 62 2.2 35 17 39 .l Spencer makes Sk line Division Team l.V. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Above, row 1, from left, Wes Wines, Steve Broehm, Troy McCourt, Tim Barborek, and Tom Hampered by injuries, the Junior Varsity cross Country Team ran to 3 wins and 5 losses. They finished a disappointing 8th place in the district. ,lake Baker, Tom Farney, Jeff Elmer, and Tim Barborek were the outstanding runners for the team. Glendale, Shadow Mountain, and Agua Fria were defeated by the Demon runners. Mark Becker led the Freshman Team, every meet this year until the season finished with 7 wins 6 loss. Mark, Dan Tompkins, Tim Walters, and Scott Stidman finished the season with the best freshman times over the two mile course. GHS OPP Chandler Prescott Washington Apollo ' Shadow Mountain Peoria Paradise Valley Thunderbird Agua Fria IV Cross Country 35 22 18 43 50 l5 Glendale 22 38 36 23 36 05 34 23 35 23 37 18 17 42 GHS I Prescott Washington Apollo Shadow Mountain Peorn Brophy Paradise Valley . - Thunderbird Agua Fria Farney. Row 2, Ieff Elmer, Pat Walsh, Shane Dunn, Coach Giddings, lake Baker, and Kim Golden. Frosh Cross Country OP 3 22 38 ' 40 17 Glendale 23 32 47 25 Q' 47 50 Q 34 23 28 oo 28 33 20 -ll l7 42 N FRESHMAN CROSS COUNTRY TEAM - Gilson. Row 2, Mike Broehm, Tim Walters, Above, row 1, from left, Scott Stidman, Rick Huff, Coach Giddings, joe Mandile, and Mark Becker, Sherman Howard, and Rick Dan Tompkins. Sports 55 X 1 N s uk GIRLS TRACK TEAM - Above, row 1, from left, Io Granville, Sue Goodrich, Sue Matis, Kathy Ward, Sue Lethem, Shari Nimmo, Pat Thorton, Diana Strickland, Lori Carry and Karla Thompson, Row 2, Annette Goodrich, Sue Coleman, Carol Carvoo, Terri Merrill, Maureen Dyer, Nancy Wieters, Shelly Davis, Erma Seilhammer, Patti Sullivan, Cindy Robello, Claudia Harrison and Michelle Arelland, Row 3, Sharon Sherfy, Sherri Farnahm, Kathy Putman, Laura Schmidt, Dianna Borwege, Eryn Cockrill and Sand Howard, Row 4, Debbie Crane, Brenda Senatro, Iulie Gresley, Pam Snyder, Cindy Bashaw, Katie Smith, Diane Fardy, Lisa it 4 ' W G GI i rf . Miracle and Marie Dubois, Row 5, Leanne Prill, Linda Trepas, Buffy Allsop, Nancy Glatt, Linda Wingham, Sheri Helfinger, Linda Faulk, Kathy Perski and Vickie Barber, Row 6, Donna Ballard, Donna Sombrero, Cheryl Harford, Laura Klein, Suzie McDonald, Dawn Owen, Kathy Boule and Veronice Stroud, Row 7, Coach Bill McGinn, Kathie Smith, Toni Bevacqua, Cindy Smith, Helen Lee, Laura Leuyer, Debbie Hunter, Kathie Peck and Laurae Roark, Row 8, Coach Loie Harris, Karen Cassidy, Mary Ferski, Tami Miller, Carol Lyons, Chris Hanson and Mary Hoffomery. Not pictured: Linda Creighton. 3, N' 1 41 wuM,,,, had Girls Track shows strength, speed -xza-este ., -- Q K t QILL D This year there are 60 girls on GI-IS Girls Track Team. There are also a lot of new girls on the team working hard according to Goach Harris. Coach Harris is the head coach assisted by Mr. McGinn and Miss Vaughn. The Girls Track Team went to divisionals this year along with eight other schools. The top four girls from there went to State. s an cccatai fig fi 'line Lak EI-4 me 4 tes? S if Q I - . Sports 57 BOYS' VARSITY TRACK - Above, Row 1, from left, Tim Arterburn, Steve Klein, Frank Adkerson, Ieff Grant, Brad Shepard, Marc Iacott, Dave Wright, Lee Wright and Laine Hunter. Row 2, Mitch Carry, Rick Garner, Dave Bowden, Buddy Warner, Bru 58 Sports il Leuyer, Bob Stockton, Bob Milhoan and Pat Walter, Row 3, Dave Tripoli, Scott Golden, Bruce Dickinson, Chuck Tompkins, Don Spencer and Greg Leikvold, Row 4, Dante LaBate, joe Cetta, Keith Kanavel, Steve no Wieters and johnny Walker. Track, time of sacrifice hard work Above - Coaches discuss various techniques Boys Varsity Track Schedule Prescott Washington Thunderbird Cortez Shadow Mtn. Agua Pria St. Mary's Peoria Shadow Mtn March 5 March 12 March 24 April 1 April 1 April 2 April 2. April 23 April 30 for the track players to do in their practice 5 si PM qw 4' ' V , ,. P MQ7wi , f,W,wfw1ww. w W V , ,I , ,wiv ,,, , 1 '1-:rw 1 This is the first year the Boy's Varsity Track Team had seniors participating. Seniors Iohnny Walker, Brad Shepard, and Steve Wieters went to State Division meet representing Greenway for the second year in their high school careers. Coach Bill Robinson felt that the team would make State Track meet. He also stated the team was doing well. The team had to spend at least two hours after school practicing for each meet. W Above Highyumper David Rueben practices 1.3 i iii , '--' ---N.. 60 Sports Prosh teams off to good start , ..,.t., Bo s' .V. Track Sched Y l Prescott 1 Washington 1 Moon Valley Thunderbird Cortez Shadow Mountain Agua Eria St. Mary Brophy Peoria Apollo ule March 5 March 12 March 19 March 24 April 1 April 1 April 2 April 2 April 7 April Z3 April 28 As the winter slowly turned to springtime, Greenway students found certain boys running, jumping and throwing to get in shape for the coming track season. Track was a sport that took a lot of speed, strength, and determin- ation to Win, stated Mike Sandler. BOYS'I.V. TRACK TEAM - Row 1, from left, Pat Walsh, Shane Dunn, Ioe Baker, Wesley Wines, Randy Thomas, Chuck Hammond, Mart Holmes and Don Volopich, Row2, Mike Sandler, Phil Bandy, Troy Brady, Rick Rodrigues, Don Iohnston, Brad Carry and Kim Golden, Row 3, jeff Elmer, Chris Dutton, Clyde Prochazka, Jerry Roberts, Doug Neal and Norman Anderson, Row 4, Iohn Liquori, Keith Brannoch, Bill Iones, Ron Mills and Bill Hodges. A Boys Frosh Track Schedule March 5 March 12 March 19 March 24 April 1 April 2 April 2 April 7 April 23 April Z8 WJ fkwqinnmmm s, .1.-,.Q.aam-W .awww .,ia......k BOYS' PROSH TRACK TEAM - ROW 1, from left, Maloney, Hunter, Martinek, Hopkins, Grube, Iackson, Kiernan, Kovack, Crisp, Tompkins, Mozoski, Bamber and Rubin, Row 2, Hyams, Ienkins, Brandengurger, Parnell, Mills, Dunphy, Stidman, Walters, Depriest, The Freshman Track team faced the challenges to become better than their opponents at every track meet. But more than that they had the challenge to Q k.,il4 J :N Vic, Hummelgard and Anderson, Row 3, Mitchel, Crane, Ried, Pillon, Becker, Howard, Huff, McCalip, Atkinson, Krombein and Hogg, Row 4, Broehm, Williams, Myers, Iauron, Ducatt, Peck, Riedell, Bentley and Feriello. become better than themselves, stated Bill Bamber, a member of the team. There are 43 team members this year, the biggest freshmen track team C-WHS has ever had. Sports 61 Hard practice strengthens varslt team VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - Above, row 1, from left,IohnFurtman, mgr , Brian Bishop Shawn Brittan, Doug Begum, And Werry, Dave lim Laughlin, Ieff Wilkins, Alan Hoffner, left Endres, Steve Florence, Norton, Dave Wadzita, Scott Webster, Drew Regan, het Pearson, Dave Nelson, Dale Shoemake, and Kevin Dyer, Row 2 Chris Krickler, and Tim Harris, mgr . , 5 4 , - 'ns QM Main, ,pil x AD... 1, vim, Q A A ' ' , Nu M .M ff W Hyaay J, - I 1:ft'4f- aj , wr- , , , V -.. -1,,: . T , '- . X . b - -- ,r , H1112 Y ,T 1: I4 af i'l'iif f1fQ l ? W9fi?i ilk . 4, il- .. ?'w!-N21 f Q., if mtifaf. M f' ' a'Qfs1s ., 5 , a t 2-2g1'?'fv,,24 MH v W 'K f w a? , . are , ,,,,fgfiW, , M3,,,, T., . ,V I , ,,,3g,,a,i, ,M,3gQ,,.,,,,,g,.,,5,. fy fwf'H4-' I A i at-as e1f?f:cyi,,1vg,fz Q -I ,i f vw - ifav.E9'7gZ75,., Q ,Q ,4?.x1gg,gag' fQ.,.9g7v4jefTQf5gw,'g A 4 Iwi ,Y 1 wifi-45' 1, 'RY 4, J tw- ,Maya,,.-fa,fw-If-Zgwt fn, Q j1!w.fL A ,.,f?'2E - , 1-at , , 1 A wmv- V ,Q 1 ' , L if x gifj,,,,5iV , 2, ,L jg, ,M U, A as V fe ff,sg?fj1 5 55 ,. - :film 11,i-- Q Paradise Valley Prescott Moon Valley Sunnyslope Thunderbird Peoria Apollo Cortez Sunnyslope Brophy Agua ria Peoria Glendale Apollo Cortez Glendale St. Mary's Brophy Agua Fria March 12 March 16 March 19 March 23 March 25 March Z7 April 1 April 3 April 6 April 8 April 20 April 22 April 24 April 27 April 29 April 30 Mary 1 May 4 May 6 Varsity Baseball Schedule F This year baseball meant a lot of hard practicing before the MW games even started. The Varsity Team was not without problems, but they were faced. Speed was the key and stolen bases played a big part in scoring runs. The team members hustled, ran, played and hit with a lot of success. There were times when frustration would occur but the Varisty Team overcame the obstacles that came their way Coach for the Varsity Team was Ted Blake. ,WW QM IUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL TEAM - Above, Row 1, from left, Row 2, Rick Sowell, Mike Krueger, Pat Beck, Mike Cassidy, Kevin Finley Iohn Linert, Steve Moser, Ken Kays, Fred Sotomayor, Mike and Jeff Phelps. Not pictured, Rick Hodges, Mark Smelser, Chris Endres Hoffner,1oe Laughlin, Scott Hirtz, Kevin Roemelt, and Scott Powers. and Coach Ken Corley. S 2 64 Sports . . team faced 13 opponents The Junior Varsity Baseball team showed good potential and displayed great determination and desire to win throughout the season. They earned success and recognition as a team on the diamond, commented Coach Ken Corely. He went on to say that the team practiced hard and they were very highly optimistic. Coach Corley looked forward to a good season. Freshmen bat successful spring season The Freshman Baseball Team got off to a slow start due to unfavorable weather conditions. But Coach Dan Lapsys and the eighteen man team displayed determination and desire throughout the season. Baseball added excitement and enthusiasm to extracurricular activities by putting pressure on the fans as well as the team members and coaches. FRESHMEN BASEBALL TEAM - Below, row 1, from left, Iohn Lyren, Don Donnell, Bob Smith, Dean Conner, Dan Turner and Iim jackson. Row 2, Steve Denvit, Aaron Sheppard, Vince Neumann, David Winjum, Ioe Brown, lohn Calle and Guy Hollon. Row 3, Mark Balder, Brian Beguin David Lightfoot, Kevin Plotz and Stewart Wines. Not pictured, i ' l Hector Esparza. I it Sports 65 FRESHMEN CLASS OFFICERS - Right, row 1, from left, Terri Bliss, senator, Cheryl Harford, senator and Mark Bolder, vice presi- dent. Row 2, Loretta Price, president, Lisa Robinson, treasurer, Pam McDonald, sec- retary, Ion Helm, sponsor and Debbie Parker, senator. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS - Right, row 1, from left, Mrs. Cora Cresswell, sponsor, Jodi Hatfield, treasurer, Kim Crane, vice president, David Matis, president, Cathy Dekle, secretary and Daniel Alonzo, sponsor. Row 2, Mrs. Ioan Gasperak, sponsor, Missy Meek, senator, Steve Klein, senator, Deb Hedger, senator and Mrs. Carol Hoyt, sponsor. Student Council Active IUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Right, from left, Pat Yalung, vice president, Mrs. Sharon Walker, sponsor, Ann Burns, senator, Cindy Winter, secretary, Kurt Hemphill, senator, Sue Rubin, treasurer and Kathy Spann, president. 66 ORGANIZATIONS xx 1 A SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS - Below: top, Kathy Muller, secretary. Middle, lolene lensen, senator and Darvin Edwards, treasurer. Bottom, Terri Merrill, senator, Steve Nichols, president, and Kathy Davidson, vice president. - is ,il flftfln' K 'H SENATE - Above: row 1, from left, Ann Burns, Kurt Hemphill, Craig I-Ierter, Steve Klein, Deb Hedger, Missy Meek and David Matis. Row 2, Mrs. Ianice Sears, sponsor, Kathy Ienner, Debbie Erickson, Paul Halverson, Kate Cummings, Iolene Iensen, Terri Merrill, Kathy Spann, Mike Dubois and Connie Senatro. Erickson leads new Executive Council EXECUTIVE COUNCIL - Above: being held, Debbie Erickson, president, Standin , from left, Connie Senatro, recording secretary, Kathy Jenner, treasurer Paul Ha verson, vice president: and Kate Cummings, corresponding secretary. ORGANIZATIONS 67 53253 WF? was 11514 E31 ...i y .,..,..... II- DECA OFFICERS - Above: standing, from left, Rick Seifman, Sue Goodrich and Carrie Stidman. Sitting, Marsha Hollen and Bob Eck. 68 ORGANIZATIONS DECA - Above: row 1, from left, Amy Carrie Stidman, Bill Mattison, Iudy Orosco Smithson, Marsha Hollen, Leanne Stewart, Ed Bufford, sponsor. Row 3, Rick Seifman, Victor Story, Heidi Johnson, john Randell, Patty Troller, Paul Woodbeck, Kevin Hicks, Liz Richardson, Mike Richards, Mac Moore, Tom Vogt, Debbie Topke, Denise Renard, Bob Eck and Gary Cummings. Row 2, Lauri Robyn Francis, Helen Dennis, Don Drinkard Zischkau, Penny Wean,Ioan Rodgers, Michelle and Tom Macabuso. Henn, Lori Byers, Sue Goodrich, Terri Turner, COE - Above, kneeling, from left, Debbie Prill, Lynda Leber, Betty Salamone, Terry Lindsay, Lisa Chisnell, Leah Hoffman and Hammil, Mrs. Coleene Dallman, sponsor Lana Susie Malone. Standing, Kathy Hicks, Ianet Stinemetz, janet Mullins, TerriKinney, Donna Hoyman, Mary Staten, Darlene Polek, Peggy Viviona and Christine Paine. an .iff N .IAN 1:0 , J. 'T P ' sf' 3. B N I . ,N I '74 i sf I Q., -- X - . WN P A si' 5 I 'I A,-4 A , S C si ' .. ' PARENT ACTION - Above: row 1, from left, Mrs. Dee Beguin, Mrs. Mary Naeve, Mrs. Bess Edwards, Mrs. Peggy Pearson and Mrs. d f t Barbara Florence. Row 2, Mrs. Shirley Stewart, u S r r lu Mrs. Bell Sealoclc, Ken Florence, Bill Brannoch, Mrs. Betty Kinney, Bob Sterret, principal, Mrs. Elaine Horn and Mrs. Norma Powers. NHS - Above, row 1, from left, Gail Ware, Kathy Jenner, Peggy Prill, Wright, Kathy Muller, Diane Plack, Patti Sullivan, Susan Ward and Jolene ISNSEH, Diane Bliss, Kathy' Hicks and Gwen BFOGIXIH. ROW 2, Lisa Debbie Iaclcson. Row 3, Donald Spencer, Iim Epley, Tim Wright, Rand Chisnell, Mary Harbin, Ianet Cox, Kate Cummings, Mary Staten, Connie Cook, Darvin Edwards, Chet Pearson, Diane Szewc, and Greg Liekvols.II ORGANIZATIONS 69 'hh , iw- r U ' i 4 Fil i gif, Q ,, iw 'Wi I A -,-Q Vx.. ya, E Q V. .V .. I A W, 4 . lb 'ff Q A li . Y 4 P . f L, 'Y X J, We 4 4-' wr' UV A ,hm 9 ' .. J H . . V ' rf 4 k - 'R A. V M iff-V. y?'. ,. 4 , A i Q f- ' i '13, ar if H 7, ..r . K . .5 Q ,W ' '. ,fr ,. -Tw '1 f:5A4,'gv i.-E' , t I .f ' oft Qliiff, fs' .iw ,-1 T sf i'a'I,, ' -. , f 'M Q 217' J 'fa WAN ay., fit Yay! ,Mp 4. my M R. if , 2'-'rl 4,4 J .:,,.g,.W.'Q ,Pg ffl 9 2 5 1 ff!! ,I - ff Y A -J - . 'f .ww J ' 't- ,. -' : rg f- 1' ' 2- . f 'L lv A . .. it fi . ,af ftwfsfwf :wx aff , f- It . ' 4. Y - , A ' ,fs ,v 3, . 'gg J 46, ' -P -'fs fi it if ' fs. .4'L..1,c . Hffkiff-m1 '5!'. Y . I 'tv WV ff' ' . .lf 7l,5'.'f.s POM - Above: row 1, from left, Diane Szwec, Karen Ashley, Erma Esposito. Row 2, Lynne Mallek, Lisa Schuff and Kim Gustafson. Row 3 Seilhammer, Regina Linhares, Patti Sullivan, Gail Ware and Darcy Diane Brinegar and Nancy Nicholson. Right, Olga Alvarado, senior, urged everyone in the stands to cheer on the junior varsity basketball team. N 70 ORGANIZATIONS Enthusiasm promoted b Pom, Cheer in-u MASCOT - Above: Kim Kovac, senior, Greenways first mascot portrays the Demon. She encouraged spirit at Varsity football games. HAH: x v. ,LA F: I . ' ff F c i Above, Nancy Nicholson, senior, encouraged spirit and involvement by being on the pom pon line. VARSITY CI-IEER - Left: row 1, from left, Shelley Davis and Nancy Wieter. Row 2, Stacy Reed, Lisa Volmer, Rhonda Hodges, Erin Cockrill and Mary Harbin, IV CHEER - Below, row 1, from left, Yvonm Pillion and marcy Francis. Row Z, leannic Francis and Laura Ast. Row 3, Olga Alvarado. ORGANIZATIONS 71 Clubs encourage athletic members SPIKETTES - Above: row 1, from left, Karen Peterson, Sheri Brown, Terry Eastin, Sue Rubin and Carolyn Graves. Row 2, Sharon Uniquidez Trace Spencer, Sandy Urquidez, Janie Hedden, Iulie Gerrard, Libby Langdon and Kelly Turner. Row 3, Lori Gritzner, Sherie Bailey, Candy Ligon, Dawn Owen, Debbie Slcole and Robyne Francis. DEMOTICIANS - Above: top to bottom, Mary Whisnat, Iudy Cassidy, Brenda Clatt, Tina Lott, Tammy Freeland, Mary Holly, Angela Henry and Sharron Bishop. i 5 ,V V ,i Many organizations on campus s bought T-shirts to make them- l,,' Q H Mi selves stand out as a group. C ,,,sas g A 6 Right: Patti Cummings, soph- istist B ,I ga omore, models a Screarnin' ii X - Demons T-shirt. T 3' ,iiri ,ias ' r r if ' iiissi C - as s 72 ORGANIZATIONS tira 6 0 ir ,,Kk I I C, Z1 .. , ss S A ,S .,.,, ..-, PEP CLUB - Above, l'0W 1, fl'0m left, ll-lCly Hall, Karen Al'1d61'SOrl, Plack, Cind Robello, Iennifer Smith, Carrie johnson, Cindy Smith, leanine Ross, Deb Hedger, Piper Weldon, Michelle CORGI' and T01'1i Lori Edwarclls, PattiCummings and Deanna Bentley. Row 4, Linda Crooks, Bevacqua. Row 2, Lori Leuyer, Karla Thompson, Carla Smith, Lori Vicki Bouley, Kim Kovac, Kelley Morgan, Missy Meek, Jodi Hatfield, Kit Chetham, Kris Karau, Alice Beardshaw, Kat y Hunter andCandy Ligon. Kovac, Lila Orosco, Cindy Arthur, Lisa Iuve and Doug Howard, sponsor. Row 3, Mrs. Rosie Foster, sponsor, Brenda French, Roxanne Kress, Nancy MAT MAIDS - Left, row 1, from left, Ian Gilley, Amy Smithson, Rindell Hatch, Linda Creighton, Diane Bliss, Sandy Howard, Kathy Creighton, Pam Smith, Lisa Bishop and Rhonda Flora. Row 2, Mrs. Marlene Miller, sponsor: Kellecy Morgan, Michelle Colter, Susan Howar , Sue Lane, Linda McDonald, Claire Pearson, Cindy Bliss and Mrs. Lori Phelps, sponsor. ORGANIZATIONS 73 ...aw ORCHESTRA - Above: row 1, from left, Steve Snoke, Cherri Nowtny, Annette Berg and Steve Goldstein. Row 2, Art Wahlers, Bill Gerrish, Dan Hellmuth, INTERMEDIATE BAND - Above, row 1, from left, Andy Pascale, Daryl Vicki Barber, Terry Kitaguchi, Bobby Williams, Wayne Barnes, David Many diff6I'6I'lt baI1ClS Were fO1'I'X18d tl'l1S Johnson, Pam Vennell, Kelly Hennigan, Rubin, HarOld Bemref, Mark My9rS, Jennifer Smith, Ama Beardshawl Jim Thude, Mark Kmhn! Steve Coats, year to accommodate the growing numbers Deanna Bentley, Carrie Iohnson, Sherri Craig Ashgroft, Mike Freeland, Ioe of Stl.ldeI1fS At football and basketball Iohnston, Maggie Iones, Denise Renard, Brown all Terry DaVi5- Row 4,165 Kathleen Morgan, Brenda Walsh and Ashworth, Palll Matysak, Eric games' the band to raise Splut Iulie Macy. Row 2, Allyson Allsop, Adamczyk, Toild Kiigmbein, Pat play1Ilg Cll.1I'1I1g half-time 21I'1Cl when pOlIllIS Iacques Myers, Mark Arndt, Susan HOUSEFI Bever Y Mi Can' KHVTY Lmywhitel Ken Withaml Mike Broehml Mccheheyl Brian Ashworth, Carol were scored. The band also performed at Darren Hatch, pred Huies, 10 Mackiee, Kieman, Dan Hellmuth, Bill Gerrish, several assemblies and their seasonal Dale Cgwelll Paul Wooclbeqk, Verna Calvin Robinson and Gurden Hutchins, ' Leanelle, lim Campbell and Scott director- Concerts' durlng the year' Stidman. Row 3, Anna Grace, ADVANCED BAND - Above: row 1, from left, Gwen Broehm, Kathy Muller, Joe Mozes, Linda Smith, Cindy Webb, Signe Plunkett, Sandy Babcock and Iodie Trenkle. Row 2, jeff Cade, Darwin Edwards, Colleen Luttenegger, Kathy Ienner, Connie Wright, Karleen Coleman, Phil Betzer, Bob Briggs, Mark Bestland, Greg Leikvold, Susan Ward, Brenda Senatro and 74 ORGANIZATIONS Steve Broehm. Row 3, john Myers, Doug Broehm, Mark Konecki, Steve Borrowdale, Tom Palmer, left Phel s, Diane Plack, Iod Nicholson, Ken Nays, Brian Colletti, PaulJChandler, Errol Ryland and Mike Wirth, Row 4, Matt Luttien,Ieff Baran, Dante Labate, Brian Ashworth, Mike Dubois, Calvin Robinson and Gorden Hutchins, director. All band groups grow again in '75-'76 BEGINNING BAND - Above: row 1, Dave Tillotson, Linda Nimietz, Karen Bestland, Deborah Parker, John Wingfield and Doug Keats. Row2, Matt Plack, Tami Smith, Randy Westmoreland, Doyle Kelly and Randy Wren. Row 3, Matt Reams, Guy Hollen, Paul Bolm, Brian Hoyman, Dan gonzpkcgns, Greg Schmidt, lohn Chin, Ken Leroy, Oscar Aguilar, Chris an or . 9-unulglunuq . , I, sg,-:ga a . ft A . 5 , ,sigggg ,Q ' . f -,sf . K s P- I '-4. . 4 ' ft : :t.,'.LfQ,1.t3g, -' - ,A ., -- ,fo sew, , . . '::fvf.ft'-'-?1 ,w , f- H445 If fs' ' Lf'.f 5. ,: 'fT f- , ,.. 4' Tf'?4f+14Ws'L,i-T:if 1 +.Zw.f'sr- -Lt EH- MAIORETTES - Left to right, Kathy Ienner and Sherri Iohnston. STAGE BAND - Below: row 1, from left, Mark Henley, Steve Brochm, Bob Briggs, Mark Bestland and leannie Francis. Row 2, Kathy Muller, Gwen Broehm, Mike Wirth, Pete Sandberg, Annette Goodrich, Errol Ryland and Diane Plack. Row 3, jeff Baran, Bill Gerrish, Mark Hunter, Tom Thomas, Matt Luttien, Tom Palmer, Iohn Myers, Kevin Kirkpatrick and lod Nicholson. mic ORGANIZATIONS 75 Aitken, K, Alarcon, C. Alarcon, S. Alvarado, O. Anderson, I. Andersen, K. Archibald, H. Arntson, W. Arrendondo,R, Arrowood, C, Arterburn, I. Arterburn, T. Arthur, C. Artis, I. Ashley, K, Ashmore, T. Babcock, S. Bailey, S. Balon, T. Bamber, D. Barnes, C. Barnes, I, Barnes, L. Barrows, F. Barton, L. Barton, P. Bashaw, C. Baird, S, Bayer, S. Beardshaw, A, Becker, R. Belverud, S. Bennalley, F. Bentley, D. Berg, A. Bevacqua, T. Bilek, V. Bishop, L. Bishop, S. Bliss, D. Bohrman, D. Borg, L. Borger, D. Boule, K. Bouley, V. Boyle, P. Brinegar, D. Brown, I. Brown, I. Brown, P. Brown, P. Brown, S. Bullion, B. Burnett, I. Buvens, L, Byler, R. Cannon, P. Carnicelli, L Carry, L. Carvoo, C, Cassidy, I, Cassidy, K. Cheetham, L, Clark, P. Clark, S. Clay, D. Cockrill, E. Coleman, K. Coleman, S. Colter, M. Colter, T. Conely, A. Connell, E. Cooper, K. Cooper, K. Coots, C. Copenhagen, Cordova, K. Corey, R, Corey, S. Corey, T. Cox, I. Cox, N. Carft, C. Crain, D. Crenshaw, D. Crooks, L. Crowley, K. Cummings, P. Davis, A. Davis, I. Davis, S. Dekle, C. Dennis, H. Dennis, I. Dersch, T. 76 ORGANIZATIONS L. Devorak, T. Doss, C. Dossey, T. Drinkard, M. Driskill, D. Dunn, C. Dyer, M. Eastin, T. Edwards, E. Edwards, L. Elfstrum, C. Eichinger, M Elliot, K. Elliot, T. Ellis, S. Ely, B. Emery, T. Erickson, D. Esposito, D. Esposito, I. Everetts, S. Faulk, C. Fearnow, L. Fenwick, K. Ferski, K. Ferski, M. Fisher, C. Flodquist, S. Flora, R. Foran, R. Ford, T. Fox, K. Franics, D. Francis, I. Francis, M. Francis, R. Freeland, T. French, B. Gaffidd, K. Gailey, L. Gillane, M. Gilley, I. Glatt, B. Clair, N. Gomez, L. Goodrich, A. Goodrich, S. Gossum, C. Grace, B. Granville, I. Graves, C, Creshy, I. Griggs, M. Gritzner, L. Gustafson, K. Guzman, R, Hall, I. Hall, M. Michelle, H. Hallock, M. Hammil, T. Hammill, D. Hansen, C. Harbin, B. Harbin, M. Harper, K. Hartford, C. Hatfield, I, Hawkins, T. Hedger, D. Heffelifinger, S. Henery, A. Henck, C. Henn, M. Henn, T. Hennigan, K. Hill, L. Hilsabeck, K. Hobe, K. Hodges, R. Hodges, V. Hoffman, D. Hoffman, L. Holloman, C. Holly, M. Hunter, D. Hutchinson, D. Howard, D. Howard, I. Howard, S. Howard, Su. Ives, D. Iackson, D. Iackson, Do. Iacott, M. Iacott, Y. Henkins, H Ienner, K. Iohnson, C. Iohnson, L. Iohnson, S. Iohnson, Su Iohnson, S. Iohnson, S. Iones, K. Iones, M. Iones, S. Iudy, C. Iudy, R. Iuve, L. Kahn, K. Karau, K. Kugan, I. Keim, K. Kellet, I. Keller, K. Kindell, I. Keirnan, C. Kinney, T, Klem, K. Klumb, D. Knowx, K. Kolbeck, C. Krznarech, C. Kruse, M. Keene, K. Kruz, D. Kuamme, A. Lane, S. Laupn, L. Lawler, K. Leber, I. Leber, P. Lee, H. Lee, L. Lenahan, P. Lerma, M. Letchen, S. Leuyer, L. Ligon, C. Lindgren, E. Lindgren, S. Linhares, R. Lillywhite, S. Little, B. Lopez, D. Lord, T. Lott, T. Loving, D. Lutes, D. Lyons, C. Macy, I. Madonia, F. Magyar, V. Malrolms, B. Mallek, L. Mara, D. Martell, T. Martin, C. Mathews, L. Mathews, R. Matis, S. Mattison, L, May, C. Medely, G. Merrill, T. Murill, a. Murill, A. Miller, R. Miller, T. Mitchell, L. Mitchell, L. Monroe, R. Morgan, K, Moser, C. Mossler, T. Muller, K. Muller, K. Munson, T. Murphy, C. McDonald, L., McDonald, P. McDowell, M. McGill, I. McShane, C. Nalley, M. Nance, S. Nicholson, N. Nelson, D. Nimitz, K. Norman, S. Norton, G. Nowatny, C. Ohlin, K. Orosco, I. Orosco, L. Owen, D. Ownby, L. Paige, C. Parker, S. Patrick, R. Pattersen, M. Pearsal, I. Peasron, C. Perkins, G. Perks, K. Peters, I. Peters, T, Peterson, K. Peterson, L. Petterson, T. Phillips, K. Pier, B. Pillion, Y.l Plack, D. Plack, N. Poor, 5. Poteet, M. Powers, A. Price, L, Prill, L. Ragsdale, M. Reed, S. Reed, S. Ried, A, Riedhead, C. Richardson, L. Rios, K. Rios, M. Robello, C. Roberts, R. Robinson, L. Rodgers, I. Rogers, L. Ross, I. Rubin, S. Ryan, K. Rybold, K. Sacharko, V. Sandberg, T. Sandles, T. Schmidt, L. Schuff, L. Scott, M. Semler, T. Sherfy, S. Shores, C. Showers, R. Shroyer, C. Seilhammer, E. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, C. Smith, I. Smith, K, Smith, K. Smith, L. Smith, P. Smith, P. Smith, R. Smith, S. Smithson, A. Snyder, P. Solano, Z. Sombrero, D. Sparks, K. Spence, C. Spencer, T. Stally, S. Stevens, C. Stewert, L. Stewert, T. Stidman, C. Stinnett, D. Strickland, D. Sullivan, P. Switay, Sue Szewc, D. Tanguay, M. Tasker, L. Taylor, T. Teenis, P. Thompson, A. Thompson, K. Thompson, K. Thorton, K. Thornton, P. Tinsley, G. Tittle, K. Toner, R. Toepke, B. Tremblay, L Trujillo, E. Turner, T. Tyson, K. Vancina, B. Vennell, P. Verna, M. Viola, M. Vollmer, L. Wall, P. Ward, K. Ware, G. Waters, K. Westhersby, Weber, C. Welborn, V. Weldon, P. Welling, A. Whisnat, M. White, I. Whitman, C. Whetsell, D. Widick, M. Wieter, N. Wieters, C. Wilkens, I. Willecker, I. Wilson, D. Wineinger, K Wing, C. Wing, N. Wingham, B. Wingham, L. Winters, C. Williams, M. Wituschek, E Wolfe, V. Woodfill, M. Wren, B. Zischkau, L. GA , Lettermen involved in many sports SNK LETTERMEN - Above: row 1, from left, Coach Bruce Wilson, s onsor, Pete Sandberg, Dale Putman, Steve Nichols, Dave Norton, Keith Brannoch, Greg Leikvold, Kevin Dyer, George Pascale and Brian Bishop. Row 2, Rick Markley, Lee Wright, Mark Barrett, lesse Hunter, Mike Funk, Wesley Wines, Russ Carter, Drew Regan and Steve Florence. Row 3, Dave Klusovsky, Andy Rose, Chuck Tompkins, Scott Golden, Bruno Leu er and Keith Knavel. Row 4, Chet Pearson, Don S encer, Robert Walker, Jeff Wilkins, Dante LaBate, left Endres and lolzn Furtman. GAA OFFICERS - Left: row 1, from left, Brenda French and Candghgon. Row 2, Iudiy Cassidy, Debbie Stinnett and Sue Lane. Row 3, Mrs. everly Spitler an Mrs. Helen Bounds, sponsors. The Girls Athletic Association CGAAD sponsored many sports activities while Lettermen's Club honored boys who lettered in a sport. Girls in GAA earned letters by participating in the many GAA sponsored sports including, Bowling, Speed-a-way, Volleyball, Flag football, Tennis, and Softball. For a money raising project, Lettermen sponsored the annual car bash, where'men' and 'women' showed their brute strength for 25 cents a hit. GAA sponsored the annual semi-formal Sweetheart Dance. ORGANIZATIONS 77 Humanities include Art Club, Chorus Among the humanities included in Greenway's curriculum are the Art Club and the Chorus. The Art Club helped create and produce the school mascots hanging in the gym. The Chorus was invited in the fall to perform at Luke Air Force Base. They also performed at the National Honor Society induction, at the Beattitudes, and at Greenway for their seasonal concerts. ART CLUB - Above: sitting, from left, lud Orosco, Norman Bowsher Sherri Flodquist and Felipe Gonzales. Standing, Cassie King and Kathy Spann. MIXED CHORUS - Above: row 1, from left, Johnny Walker, Dave Matis, Russ Cottam, Greg Marsh, Phil Cox, Leonard Corona, Perry Wilske, Billy Nichols, Mrs. Ruth Dubinbaum, director, Patty Scott, Sheila Badgley, Kelly Crowley and Leslie Harper. Row 2, lim Prizzell, Richard 'Luf , Brett Lee, Dave Tillotson, Tim Harris, Paul Bolm, Sherman Howard, Sandy Spilker, Kelly Turner, Debbie Vietske, Donna Hudson, Debbie Pomater and Wendy Davis. Row 3, Dennis Fariello, joseph Ridell, 78 ORGANIZATIONS Leonard Kessner, john Chisnow, Dave Wright, Harold Burnett, Mike Bates, Cathy Lee, Gre Roberts, Sus Spilker, Linda Wingham, Erin Lindgren, Dennis Middleton, Eve Kefat, Susie Lethem, Crystal Clark and ludy Orosco. Row 4, Brian Lathe, John Alan, Milly Varland, Michelle Colter, Brenda French, Gala Ienkins, Renee Smith and Susan Lindgren. Choruses perform throughout the year INTERMEDIATE CHORUS - Below, row 1, from left, Gloria Lazalde, Iackson, Heidi Johnson and Patti Wall. Row 3, Cindi Webb, Debbie Bobbie Decker, Kathy Tyson, Helen Dennis, Lisa Ackerman, Ioanne Erickson, Patty Sullivan, Nancy Weiter, Iudy Hall, Susan johnson, Carol, Chantelle Shroyer, Kathy Elliott. Sherri Bailey and Mrs. Ruth Alice Beardshaw, Sally Mattison and Darci Petersen. Row 4, Kim Boyd, Dubinbaum, director. Row 2, Erma Seilhammer, Karen Ashley, Donna Carrie Smith, Kim Clem, Kim Kovac, Dawn Owen, Diane Szewc, Cindy Howerton, Ieannie Packard, Pam Krombein, Leata Mitchell, Dorothy Fischer, Diane Brinegar and Melanie Heinrich. BEGINNING CHORUS - Left: row 1, from left, Carol Alexander, Donna Howerton, Ioanne Carol, Ianice Whitehouse, Iesse Dushofy, Judy Kindell, Kenda Rorabaugh, Susy Poor, and Mrs. Ruth Dubinbaum. Row Z, Cherri Nowtn , Teresa Falcone, Kath Cooper, Michelle Mlacker, Marilyn Wall, Libbv Edmondson, Linda Freeman, Deanna Martin, and Michelle Poteet. Row 3, Ingrid DeMeo, Selina Lawrence, Katie Ziegler, Tina Nyhoff, Michell Cookerly, Beth Robinson, Robin Schmidt, Verna Leaville, Bobbie Spencer, Regina Hunter, and Terri Morse. ORGANIZATIONS 79 SPEECH - Above: row 1, from left, Mrs. Ioan Gasperak, sponsor, Mary Hoffman, Lori Buvens, Patti Sullivan, Randy Cook, Jana Gunn, Debbie Williams,Iol1n l-louser, Audrey Colletti and Mrs. Marcia Lee, sponsor. Speech and odel U. . attend meets 80 ORGANIZATIONS MODEL UN - Above: row 1, from left, Brian Borger,IimCampbellandlohn Thiele, sponsor Ashworth, Ieff Dougherty and Matt Luttien. Row 3, Dennis Fariello, Frank Parnell, Bill Row 2, Karen Peterson, Terry Eastin, DaLee Gerrish and leff Cade. Drama involves school with man plays E i I E E DRAMA - Above: row 1, from left, Margie Jones. Row 2, Gail Knight, Kathy Muller, Cindy Kellerup, Mary Hoffman, Becky Toepke, Sue Goodrich, Carol Kiernan, Joanne Granville and Miss Esta Garman. Row 3, Rita Becker, Shawn Beattie, Joanne Carrol, Brenda Walsh and Pat Walsh. Row 4, Donna Hudson, Mark Bestland, Lisa Ackerman, Scott Wade, Norman Bowsher, Candy Ligon and Jeff Bentley. Row 5, Sharon Reed, Debbie Toepke, Jeff Barron, Rob Jones, Faith Parker, John Myers, Denise Renard, Am Smithson, Jana Gunn, Robyn Knotts, Heidi Cade and Debbie Palmitter. Row 6, Jeff Cade, Carrie Smith, Judie Wyatt, Helen Lee, Karen Bestland and Colleen Lutteneger. Laughs were plentiful during the first school play, The Ugly Duckling. Jeff Bentley frightJ and Candy Ligon fleftJ starred in the short, one act play produced in the fall, by the Drama dept. They seemed to have as much fun acting as the audience did watching. ORGANIZATIONS 81 PP works on rodeo area Saddle Club rides in rodeo FPA - Below: row 1, from left, Neil Vantusenbroek, Sharon Tanguay, Chris Lemieux, Mark Goodman, Bill Iohnson, 'Karlene Coleman, Bob Patterson, Pete Palmer and Bill Rudd. Row 2, Lowell Peterson, Tracy Ford, Laura Hill, Debbie Zelius, Kathy Putnam, Diana McCambridge, Terri DelBrocco, Sue Muller, Darrell Selleys and Ken McFadden, sponsor. Row 3, Janet Erb, Rod Schimdt, Kellie Turner, Ierri McNabb, Jerri Bunch, Richard Walp, Ron Palmer, T om Sallaway, Tracy Tate and Cara Wieters. Row 4, Linda Crooks, Brian Lohaus, Ianice Amos, Robert Brown and Claude Wingfield. Row 5, Clay Robinson, Ioe Madile, Karen Hilsabeck, Richard Ellis, Phyllis Lambertus, Bret Hunter, Dale Lohf, Paul Carmen, Robin Evans, Scott Stuart, Ed Smith, Rick Brower, Gary Hayes, and George Gewinner. SADDLE CLUB - Right: row 1, from left, Peggie Dapke, Kellie Turner and Laura Hill. Row 2, Tammy Brehm, Ieanene Ross, Nadine Peebles and Sue Miller. Row 3, Betty, Kathy Putnam, Linda Crooks, Cara Wieters, Cheryl Wilson and Nancy Laufer, 82 ORGANIZATIONS SOC - Above: from left, Mike O'Donnell, Carol Carvou, Bruce Fleming,TammieMosler, sponsor, Debbie Parker, Cherie Judy, Debbie Mike Cuvell, Sponsor: Cindy Winters and Williams, lames Chandler, Scott Coffinger, Don Schuer. S u S E mind, bod ey: 'i - Q , i A iv CHESS CLUB - Left: from left, Darrell W ik iiek , - X Johnson, Norman Bowsher, jeff Cade, Iohn ag. ,,, Theile, sponsor, Rusty Mills, Dennis Fariello, Audrey Colletti and X L N A Dave Tillotson. ORGANIZATIONS 83 1 . TRAGYC wins first place in state Greenway's TRAGYG club obtained a first place trophy, left, in state competition at Tuscon this year. The trophy is awarded to the school with the most outstanding TRAGYC program in the state of Arizona. The Greenway TRAGYG club promoted traffic saftey throughout the community, by means of g gg presenting programs at various grade schools, buckle- up for a buck day, a car-bicycle rodeo, and local television was used to present a program on safety to the community. 5 v HM! TRAGYC - Above: row 1, from left, Pat Thornton, Rene Iudy, Kathy Muller, Sheri Brown, Craig Herter, Sandy Howard, Susan Howard and Vicki Motz. Row 2, Steve Daly, s onsor, Tracy Irish, Brenda Glatt, Felipe Gonzales, Gail Ware, Debbie Iaclison, Kim S arks, Iulie Burnett, Pat Yalung, Lori Buvens, Tina Lott and jenny Parlfer. Row 3, Debbie Stinnett, 84 ORGANIZATIONS Illilt Pete Sandberg, Sue Rubin, Diane Szwec, Kim Gustafson, Paul Halverson, Nancy Nicho son, Iim Epley, Debbie Crain, Carol Carvoo, Terri Merrill, Mary Whisnat, Kathy Davidson, Kurt Hemphill, Richard Billingsley and Howard Mueller, sponsor. E l I SPANGERLATCH - Below: row 1, from left, Mrs. Helen Iacobson, s onsorg Terry VanLoenen, Iudy Orosco, Paula Clark, Keith Brannoch, Chris Karau and Sherri Iohnston. Row 2, Roxanne Guzman, Gayla Ienkins, Robin Kin , Angela Muscalino, Linda Matteson, Susan Parker, Karen Rios, Mary Ellen Rios and Mrs. Barbra Bradly, sponsor. Row 3,Iohn Liquori, Evelyn Ruiz, Dave Holmes, Luanne Palmer, Marv Benjamin, 5 nm: P' li 'Wi AUTO - Left: from left, Robert Simoes, Frank Tellez, Gregory Mcyers, sponsor: leff Hoffman, Shawn Beattie an lim Marciniak. 1 3 clubs work to satisfy varied tastes KEY CLUB - Left: row 1, from left, Donald Spencer, Dave Tripoli, Chet Pearson, Greg Leikvolcl, lim Eplcy, Paul Halverson and Pat Yalung. Row 2, Mitch Carry, Ken Corona, Eric Davis, Phil Betzer, Scott Hearth, Peter Angelle and lohn Limert, Chuck Gyder, Mark Abrams, Marilyn Wall, Lisa Barnes, Francine Madonia, Laurie Leuyer and Ianice Lail. Row 4, Steve Ziegman, sponsor: john Charochak, Tina Elliot, Frank Schranz, Mark Konecki, Bruno Leuyer, Phil Betzer, Mark Hicks, Debbie Richards, Lila Orosco, Diane Parker and Melvin Krietzman, sponsor. limes I ,ji E ' ' l S 1, i f 4 . '11 DEMONION STAFF - Above: row 1, from left, Diane Parker, Curtis advisorp Annette McKinnon, Terri Hurter,Kate Cumrnings,Sue Craft, Coghill,1ulie Rambo, Laura Ast, jenny Parker and Vicki Motz. Row 2, jerylArtiS, Lisa Schutt and Marty Brandt. Row 4, left Paige, Becky Paula Clark, Ann Burns, Terri Eastin, Cindy Edwards, Aloha Davis, Winghaifq Mike Sandler Billy joe Nichols and Rob Io es. , , n Belinda Campbell and Donna Bamber. Row 3, Mrs. Susan Burnett, Q C Mass medla keeps Greenwa lnformed QUILL AND SCROLL - Left: row 1, from left, Darrell Hunt, Steve Witt, Curtis Coghill, Diane Bliss, Kate Cummings, Iolene Iensen and Rindell Hatch, Row 2, jeff Wilkins, Iudy Orosco, Erin Lindgren, Coleen Lutenegger, Clark Barton and Paula Clark. ... -1 Throughout the year Greenway's media classes were busy keeping students informed. The Iournalisrn class put out a total of 10 papers highlighted by the April Bicentennial issue. Publications students learned the importance of patience while constructing the 75-76 Yearbook, many having to learn the basics. Quill and Scroll is a club for Iournalists with high grade averages. 86 ORGANIZATIONS if?-TL-TID.. DEMON DISPATCH STAFF - Above: row 1, from left, Darrell Hunt Diane Bliss. Row 2, Curtis Coghill, Coleen Luttenegger, Erin Lindgren, and Alolene lensen. Row 2, julie Rambo, Eleanore Wituschek, Debbie Cindy Grande, Mrs. Peggy Gregory, advisor, Iudy Orosco, Susan Ward, Robinson, Susie Malone, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Mike Harman, Mike Sandler, jeff Wilkins and Steve Witt. Debbie Crain, Donna Bamber, Kate Cummings, Rindell Hatch and PHOTO CLUB - Left: row 1, from left, ' Tim Harris, Brett Duane, lim Campbell and ' ' V G,,,,,,,Q Mark Langfelder. Row 2, Marty Brandt, Gary kMWw'-.wMmm,M-wM ,,,,,, ...,,.-,. ,,,, , H. f-ff V- -W vNsf,-f N---S V-A-'H-Www Putrnnn, Ron Belivea U, Sponsor: 3 and Gary Dahn, ORGANIZATIONS 87 Itviras A time of p Happenings Activities People H l l fl-we t.t. ee::msp4,,,.eigy-,YEhe J.. f . What a time it was! for the SENIORS growing up, graduation, reality Kit Aitken Olga Alvarado Wendi Arntson Tim Arterburn Ieryl A SENIORS Toda 1: ag, , Yolanda Bautista Dan Best we lead: Tomorrow we follow 2Y?T'fT'1 ' 1 . , F , yyfrwx ' M, V 2 .A 2 t, ' B .X - 25,5 . 2 ' 5 I if R ,il ,. .X . . ., i .X , VH 1-, 1 7 , ,Q ' if X it r M J L ,.-. .U 5 - g- 4' ' LX P QA ,gr -Q ' ff . . ' i tl . , , , , e , , X . I 2? . X jiiflllb. 1 7:19 t ' . ' if xiii' 'vt T - ,, 'H . -if ' v ff. iff 1 - m , 1- v . . . 2 ,- 'I 4 . 11+ vi , Q , ' 1' . 1. ff' - A ':'.mi.'Z5f1f - if ' ' , 7 E Q-i' er , th Q d'l':.'. Q fr ' 5 Liif, ,.fEw1'+f'i2'. gg ,Z - g f+':,4,,W iS,'1, 4 ' fl. 7 11 4- .' , Brenda Beaulieu Doug Beguin Dave Bentley Mike Berge B , .l.'.3',3 J N Wx 'ff' lg Charles Binder Brian Bishop Diane Bliss Cindy Blunck DaLee Borger 'f-i f 7 Ci K ff Q Robert Brawner E' Dave Bowden Cindy Bowers David Boyd Marty Brandt mlm iv Vg A A -'J ,Q 2 ' an J ,, fl 1, f,,, Www L- W an f J 5 if 5 Q x lg n Bob Brazil Tom Brennan Shawn Brittan Gwen Broehm SENIORS 91 Ed Brown Rick Brown Sheri Brown Myron Burnett Lori Buvens Ieff Cade Chris Campbell Mitch Carry Russell Carter Carol Carvoo Iudy Cassidy Randy Chapman Lisa Chisnell Bruce Cid Paula Clark Susan Clark Kim Clem Peggy Cleveland Curtis Coghill Karlene Coleman 92 SENIORS For students look- ing towards the future, Greenway Guidance Depart- ment often brought in vocational speakers. Several were spotlighted in- cluding a Disc Iockey, and a veterinarian who brought snakes to display. Left various students listen intently to an oration from a Physical Therapist. The speakers also gave students a break from the daily work routine. gf Darrell Conley qiw ltli'l x Zi wif M Dawnelle Conley Kathy Connell Randy Cook Dallas Cormier Ianet Cox C C l ,A i 3 X QU- Phil Cox Cathy Craft Sue Craft Kathy Creighton Dawn Crenshaw SENIORS 93 f-ss' VII' 'f'j ul Kate Cummings Patty Cumming Ieff Daugherty Aloha Davis Debbie Davis 9' f Shelly Davis Bobbie Decker C.O.E. was a new challenge for seniors this year at Greenway. The girls were em- ployed by local businessmen throughout the valley, and some worked at other silnmols in the district. Above, Peggy Prill and Susie Malone practice their office s i s. Tim Dolan Theresa Dossey Steve Dougherty Phil DuBois Kevin Dyer Teresa Eastin Cindy Edwards 94 SENIORS or fi .4-'A Darvin Edwards loyce Edwards :ff 2 ' w 5 Doug Ek Tammy Emery jeff Endres if-4 f UW N fs lim Epley Debbie Erickson Wendy Evans Dane Fardy Glen Farnham V - A - -f.'-'uruyqw :in Steve Fenwick Rhonda Flora Tammy Freeland Mike Funk Iohn Furtman Qt, .ow Lori Gailey Andy Garcia Mary Gillane Iohn Gilsdorf Brenda Glatt SENIORS 95 During Greenway's games, the football players strug led hard,and suffered the aches and pains of defeat. Above, Brian Bishop fquarterbacil expresses the feelings that and a good majority of the other team members must have felt. he .wi Scott Golden Felipe Gonzalez Kevin Goodman Annette Goodrich Anna Grace Cindy Grandy Ieff Grant Steve Grant Debbie Grantier Carolyn Graves Don Griffiths 96 SENIORS Seniors sg ai e A a it ' 1 , fi . V V, w 'N ,- Eric Griffiths Gregory Cudknecht 'Yr Teri Harrison Rindell Hatch Q 0 its 5 Melody Heinrich Mark Henley Mark Hillker Vicki Hodges strengthen friendships for future ..,...-K,,.W...s, , ,V H, wif ,S r it :ka lltewj' Q we Lf' z il . ,,.. , B W nf W' 91 iz, ,., W, .. . - . Iohn Hagberg i Teresa Hawkins I Robert Hensley Leah Hoffman 'x - i F .Q .e Q 'W 4 x Q ? -5 , M Q, ., Q Sv I we v. . fs. s ,G x Teri Hamill ESE -, 4 f 4 l 1 5 ' a ' w 'li' :Q ,f ii 2 1. 11 -.-- .f grams f 'f ' ' A 5 4 le X F W X A 1' x Mary Harbin Bobby Hayes Mike Hedding Marty Herder Iohn Houser .- Kathy Hicks 5 X 1P '1r Sandy Howard SENIORS 97 Excitement of graduation climaxes year 30- ,gal I, 'lm , fe if A A , ssl! 125 aw, 1.5 5, 1 ,i tl in 5' , ' M-5 rf ' k i' s w in p f 99 , f , ' ll ' ifnzgkl ll SQ-N is-.W , , flifift? Susan Howard a 4 r, Ianet Hoyman Iesse Hunter Regina Hunter Terri Hurter 5, , A Q 'iiiitigf'-I A tt't iilbvrs ' ewr5eN Debbie Iackson Marc Iacott Kathy Ienner Iolene Iensen Steve Iohnson Rob Iones This year at Green- way many new courses were offered to seniors. In the Science Department seniors could take Adv. Biology or Physics. New Physics students were re- quired to plan and make a steamboat as 98 SENIORS Shawn Iones Robin lordon Brian Kellerup Cassie King part of their grade. In Adv. Biology, vocational speakers were often guests of the class. Right students Diane Plack Dane Fardy and Annette Goodrich listen to lab in- structions from teacher Mr. Leo Robinson. I E N....,,,,,-Q if I X L: K so i ii L... ,f 1 f il x-M ' ,L Q.. Y xl W' ' 1. A ' 133. Jw x N 1 X is . Xi Terry Kinney Sam Kitaguchi Dave Klusovsky Cary Kock Kim Kovac , WOM 'L 1 K N5 ' A mLLk is 5 IA wi Pam Krombein Denise Kuder Tony Kujala jim Lail Robert Lake ie qyq i ' ii W ,Q e eee ss.-ee 4:-1 fa , fa if N., ' be L if . A .. if 5 - ,Q I 5 ,' '1 , , A ,, f Bruno Leuyer Erin Lindgren Susan Lindgren Debbie Lindsay lim Lippig ' M., 'r 7' ,fx X, Lanny Lane Cheryln Laythe Lynda Leber Dave Lehmann Greg Leikvold SENIORS 99 For seniors events are soon memories Tina Lott Vicki Lucas Coleen Luttenegger Rick McBride Lisa Mccluef .s ' if ,V N ': ' lM nQ u : V3 - f, ' ' f. M wn. J- u wi mi i ,,, , ,c . yi X V ' W gm ill. V W5 WW NNNN M We Ai . ,-' Zlfgllillwi. ff W ' so l ' X f ' Q , 'wf l'M0l.J rswmihqfbiliinw Steve McCormick Linda McDonald Annette McKinnon Cyndy McShane Pam Maas :,Q,,.-Q .fi QTY' , Susie Malone Iames Marciniak Greg Marsh Terri Martin Sallie Mattison Caron Menefee Ieri Menefee Terri Merrill Mike L. Miller Mike I.. Miller 100 SENIORS S wrt lm Q !N. 1 l 'Is 'lik af , 1 5 in l f I l . . Mike P. Miller Renee Miller Ken Milroy Iohn Monfort Mark Monfort i 'carvx 'Q in, i W V' M Q-. . 2 .--Q . xt' i ' N-f -v N W 4 'Q , V A9 'ev-. E Nj x X L l il N N Q. 5 .X Joe Monroe Mack Moore Kelly Morgan Mike Morse Ken Morton yi FW . X Richard Moyers Senior math was a new class offered to college bound students. Only one class of senior math was offered due to the limited number of students willing to do the work. Left, the class, including Kathy Connell fthe only female member of the classl discuss difficult problems and ways to solve them. Mr. Darrell Hatch taught the math minded students. SENIORS 101 ACT's, college applications, jobs, future Kathy Muller Ianet Mullins Susan Murphy Ann Myers c aa lall or , aaaau l yi yl ylai y, ..z. k,VL nw ybb. ,ii M M 1 gc so aui N 1 Virginia Myers Vicki Nelson Evelyn Neuman Cindy Newton MMM Bill Nichols Steve Nichols lcd Nicholson NHHCY Nicholson Kenni Myers Chuong Nguyen Benjamin Nielson Tina Nikolaus Dave Norton Ron Oliva RUSW Oliver lUdY Ol'05C0 102 SENIURS :lf QX. ts -We Faith Parker and Ron Oliva take time in English 7-8, to discuss the fine points of productin-g a term paper. Writing a term paper, which consisted of six typewritten 'C y, , 5- 1 Q lr 1 'M' sm Jill f- Phil Owen , 'L .ff , X, , g , , ' 1,41 , f J H p tt Qfg ,., - . 'a gist' -. M- ..f:. :NVQ 1 uv . wi- M 'C+ M ' :WEA 2 95-X ' woman ' ' 'tk - i, L an on ' .M . , 11 was QQQZSK , ' tu f' ,R lfgazsggg ' il' 13' 32322152 . Pete Palmer Bob Patterson Leslie Ownby Tom Palmer ,M J it 1, P in W i. .M ,W ,, f ' i t ,W J M p-1 , Q W W ww H N 1 IIli'MlliSl1 if if M A ,M M W ' f X x ' - A f w ,Q . . w 'ni 'S 'vs Nl. ' 'X M. Chet Pearson A pages, was required of every senior student in En lish 7-8. This assignment was given to prepare students Por college writing. 5 Z x , 1 5 if 1 1 David Packard Ieff Paige as Diane Parker Faith Parker , H' 2 Chris Paine vi'-' ,D ' fi' L fir P ,f V1 A ' 'Nt George Pascale Kathie Peck Carol Pelfrey Nw .Ai Dennis Pelham SENIORS 103 Nvv-v-U' Kenny Pelham ww ,,Y,, N, f'f,!, M,W.W, !,,, wW,,w,.,.y ,,,, W vm ' I , N ? , ' 5' M V L nw- 'N M W, , , v 1'. fuk , ' ww' ' M W , , Mu, Diane Plack ik' - , --Ir' R Darci Petersen Doug Peterson Karen Peterson if' i -'-r Cindy Plagens Darlene Polek Peggy Prill Dennis Puryear Iulie Rambo Iohn Randel Darci Reed Sharon Pfieffer P R T33 Derek Purdy A , Drew Regan Mike Richards Mike Richardson Vince Richardson Richard Roberts 104 SENIORS 'Sv' Debbie Robinson Seniors produce first term papers x.. it-+--v Mary Rodrigues Connie Roe Andy Rose Kathy Ross Mike Saban Betty Salamone Scott Schuff Morris Scott Patti Scott Pam Sealock as L Y, 1C 'P Rick Seifman Erma Seilhamer Bob Semler Connie Senatm janice Seppamaki i ,W W of Brad Shepherd Sharon Sherfy Greg Shoemake Cindy Shores Sandy Shular SENIORS 105 .L , WW .,. , 'w X ,M .' wa,,,7' LW 3 f in F4 ,R 'JW W, , M H' 2 , XM- u f .1 J ,, M , w M ' I W ff WW fu! 'Hi' W ff W if ,, ,iw f 'Mm M, if iw- 4 WH., w L WW ' Wi W Nm, , , , uw ww! M. 'www' ' f f 'W M , , , ,LWM Christi Simmons J p ff Il 4 HW' 'Wh WN4 iw M, W imw1,1v vi ., - I i vi, ,,: E! 4 'FP Chris Smith Linda Smith Debbie Sonnenberg Bobbie Spencer ! S: . fs A . Ng gi :- Q. -SN Q L ms' s Qi M 1' Q X X' me 2, FF Q is Bob Simoes Georgia Skeen S Q i- sa M :,'. f Nick Smith , v ' 'qw 'Z-'M im, w Nr: ' ,if , K Don Spencer ,,, My S GQ 1' u N, -'W Kd - ,W J, Debbie Skole Carrie Smith F er t fTwZ?'f'1Ji iii , af V V 1 1 . Rf .Q X Pam Smith Bruce Softley Vicki Spenhoff Robin Stahli , W ,, 1 ,M H ,, M ., N , ' W' ,L ,V in , f, ' I 'vi , Q 1 ,Q 1-ij, 1, , wwf: , , ,--,m f wi fl-H' ,' , iicwiw ,u im, 'M' W , , 'iv Q if ,-iw WL U 'WQI ,, ,.'Z'Muw, VW!,X'f,4q ,VW M- ff ,' M H, ,., , A , , M ,M uf, mu, Wiwiwifuwdyaaf' , ,V , . w W,,, W4 ,,,fw-V4 ff S +1M'51'.f' '1Wi '5f,,31 , , WM ww,,,,gf'w-f,,,,, ,wr ,Ig H ,9 W, MM ffwm. If 1 'N Aw .JAMI- Kirk Starr 106 SENIORS . -r 7 M, y .rw 4 'fl ,f'W Uq. Mary Staten Scot Stephenson Vicki Stephenson Elaine Stewart Lana Stinemetz Dave Stone Victor Story Iacque Strickland jeff Stroud Clint Stuart Sullivan, Brittan Bicentennial Ro ff Z , Z , S 1 J' ig N4 N fy El 'Q P 1.1855-., 5 A F 1 1 f , I Patti Sullivan Diane Szewc Kevin Terpstra Roger Thompson Dawn Thorne Chuck Tompkins Tony Tremblay Dave Tripoli Patti Troller Becky Vancina SENIORS 107 Graduates of '76 say farewell to G.H.S Darrell VanHouten Rob VanOss Iohn VanTussenbroek Andre Veif - I ld' H l X' 2 lu! 1' Linda Vietzke Donna Vivona Iohnny Walker Brenda Walsh Gail Ware Susan Ward , f g a- ' K ,.. 1 lwflf Tony Verga X 1 .- .,:.: ,,,': . mx . . i Q -, b ' K ' an Robert Walker Ieannie Waller SE, . wr X 5 se f i,.,.a,,,, X X Q ts N Q X X Lori Warner Chris Webster Dave Weesner Nancy Wieter Steve Wieters 108 SENIORS Mike Wesson Mary Whisnant 1 As senior girls mature, so does their taste in men. Above an unidentified Older man waits in the parking lot after school to pick up his ff A ,,,, M 'Tr' ltr , 1- 5. ci Ieff Wilkins Nancy Wing Perry Wilske Becky Wingham F it-TY sweetheart. Many other vehicles occupied Greenway's parking lot as new Seniors drove their cars to school. 'Ck WNW . .'T J fy.,-12: Q- , Randy Wilson Ron Wilson X Exit 1- 'K ! i R XX X Q.. . ,M . -Q at ,, fair ,xl Dave White la, lim ihulh W ' ljfllllc 'W' War l l ll Ianice Whitehouse Mark Winestork 5 - A -1 ww., iw ,ll 'qu g t f, as .t., . .w . W N,,INv M ' i--- lf f , ' with : 'ZW ,f l 'H V' M., ' , L Mike Wirth Steve Witt Bob Wituschek SENIORS 109 Connie Wright Lee Wright Tim Wright Valerie Wolfe Crystal Wood I Cindy Yohn A Cathy Zemis Laurene Zemis Barry Zumach I' ll' i K , 'Qfuil-ne u. N ' ' xl ' jjj' V, Q ' ivra it X' Shawn Beattie Alice Beardshaw jennifer Crane w'N Kathy Davidson lim Iackson Darrell Hunt 110 SENIORS 31 ' ' . X ,,, sk 1 , Q Q 1 X R My . N J , R 33 Yi. X A 'f XXX X S xg X 4 W' Q . .1 .f'.::.,m.,-. . if lx QL . X , 1 3 WX QF,-S avi. ' 'ESQ Q1 :Q 'S WX N.. Bindings-f - WE ,X 5 .Qs FD is 1 CD 4 1 , ,. X3 'Ex EQ v 1 I X, 3 . X :E 1 Ms av v-'XNX . .,.f..-an 1 ' . .2 SENIORS 111 Abare, Douglas Ackerman, Lisa Alarcon, Susan Albins, Tammy Alexander, Carol Alvarado, Willie Amos, Ianice 4 Amrhein, Steve Anderson, Norman Armstrong, Rhonda Arterburn, Tami Ashley, Karin Ashworth, Brian Avery, Lydia Bachman, Kevin Bailey, Vickie Baines, Debbie Baker, Cindy 112 IUNIORS What a time it was for the IU ICRS! ...a turning point. lv' wr- .f 5 f , ' iw ,5 , 1 ana- ,lf I A l if ' f f gf' Ni' l Axgiff A-35 V, lim?-Q, N75 'N ' i -nf at 4, IU IDRS, a step ahead, a step behind 2 if 3 i, f 5 VE. 'V M ,ga : Sl-, i X i- fax M ik 13. X 1 X. ei' ills, , , Ci -v, i l f ' A , .4 'fl i 1, '- 2 , 3 if 'N D f p J ik Q , Y , A a Y xi ix i ' i ea , -' 2 , - f' 4 ' . - 2' ,s Q .i v e Pnllssx l , ill U. K 1 A ez.: 1 l'ff3lilf'.s.li:1-:,xz., ' il l' ,WL .ff ff' 'wwia V ' , ,E ' N 2 f '21 ., Q K .-,A K .R lj, , g f if '12 JN' ,Q lj! 1 'Ji ies . ii . his Baran, Ieff Barborek, Debra Barnes, Kris Barranger, Deborah Barrett, Mark Beazer, Bonnie Belverud, Sharon Benedict, Robert Benjamin, Michael Bennett, Harold Benolkin, Sandra Bentley, jeffrey Bergeron, Ioseph Bestland, Mark Betzer, Phillip Bilek, Vicki Billingsley, Richard Bishop, Lisa Blumberg, Theresa Bodine, Bill Bolm, Steven Bolton, Ron Bond, Tara Borg, Richard Bowsher, Norman Bragg, Manuel Brannoch, Keith Brehm, Tammy Brinegar, Diane Broehm, Doug Brown, David Brown, Iacqueline Brown, Mike Bullock, Dennis Bunch, Jerri Burdine, Dean IUNIORS 113 Iuniors had a time of fun in school Smiles and laughter often filled the junior classrooms. Despite a crowded and long schedule, they found time to have fun. Mixing work with play, the juniors made their days more enjoyable for themselves as well as their teachers. Whenever the work piled high, they wore down their pencils to get it done, but during those short lapses in between, they had a time that they soon wouldn't forget. Some entertained others with their acting talents or other abilities, but others just brightened the day with friendly smiles. Burkley, Ginger g Burley, Dorothy N' Burnett, Iulie ' 'W 1 img 6 Burns, Ann 1135, ic 2 E 2 if Burrie, Ryan - Byers, Lori Caggiano, Theresa Campbell, Belinda Campbell, Brian Cannon, Steven Cannataro, Shelia Carroll, Ioanne I'- 4 1 Q ' Q K Q 55 Q' . p , V I 1, .V 'lx M I bs- i 5 l ix Lf v 7. 'J K' Lf S 'lil Carry, Brad Chandler, Paul Chappell, James Chilson, Kenneth Clarke, Larry ,il Y k '11, E . A' ' ' Coc ri ryn W rw if VFfl..1:1i Mi Cockrill, Ralph in C C is j eg a C , Coffinger, Scott f, .8 S ,BL ' D ' ' Coffman, Linda x 'M T p 1 Coleman, Susan li - f ii JI' , 21 A Conrad, Walter , ii' 1 ,N f H if 1, , Corey, Darlene 1 'V' W 1 Wwxl X 'jd 3 i ff ' r3 ,P -- ' 114 1UN1oRs - ,,- -5 4' N Ii ' Q Ka 1 it In C 1 -4 if '. fl d 1 fi ' fi A H V In I Lt ' 43 ' in ' ix 93 I ' gr Eg V Cali , C V K I ' 1 f D' iii if Z f inn! ,f Corona, Kenny Cordova, Danny Corral, Esther Corry, Patty Craft,,Dave Crain, Deborah Crawford, David Crawley, Theresa Creighton, Linda Crenshaw, Mark Croman, Danny Crooks, Brenda Cummings, Gary Cummings, Rose Danbeck, Lenora Davis, Eric Davis, james Davis, Pete 'f Jil e ' ' ,, X j X ,, AW.'r 5 R H 'i u I Davis, Wendy Delbrocco, Theres Denning, Michael Dennis, Helene Devorak, Tammy DiMichael, Ken 3 Dixon, Ralph Dougherty, Scott Dodd, John Drinkard, Donald DuBois, Michael Dunn, Candice Dunn, lanis Duran, George Duvall, Sarah Eck, Robert Edmondson, Libby Edwards, Iohn Eichinger, Marianne Elliott, Tim Ely, Bonnie Erb, Ianet Esposito, Darcy Evans, Robin Fariello, Dennis Faulk, Christine Faulkner, Steven Ferski, Mary Flaming, Bruce Flodquist, Sherri Florence, Steven Floyd, Iames Followell, Ioel Foran, Rita Ford, Tracy Francis, Marcella Francis, Robyne Fuller, Francis Fulton, Debi Galaviz, Carmen Garcia, Manuel Garner, Ricky 116 IUNIORS I .ff :- lg Q - f , X, k 'gn , c I ff ri' sz 2 Qffsziff- if K Q 11 V , i'i 'ii P 'W ei is E . 5 H- -- - jf' - if if a 1? ,E ,sie .5 ascii, , E. f V L1-fi f:f3 fi-22225 'ar M in rg ls. F . Q -' 5 Af, '1 Lv -r .ova .lil 'i' ' .1 x - -V P ' 1 A 'S l F iw, like A 'V ' 3 C ,X I V rv , V' f X lui f E Q. g i 1 ' ',i1'lXl if fi ? , 5 -1? A a -I 42, as x 'iii 1 F , il 1 , , 'Fil 'L' as cg WL A E , N W viii is., W W 'N M, J, ,,,, ,., ,,, l it ,www s, , ,, I f 'l' N , U f ii I :W V -lx' ami g???i, J ,V k W lu M ll w K., E if 5 ,,j v ill' 4 F V i'7-AFWLQ A ll' i V H -I Milli i 1 i ,,, J i if was a time for thinking MW Y g A lillllw 17 ' 'l ' Garner, Roy Geach, Walter Gee, Susan Gerrish, William Giannini, Stephen Gilley, Janette Gilpin, Patti Goldstein, Stephen Gomez, Barry Goodman, Mark Goodrich, Susan Gore, David Graft, William Griggs, Marcia Gritzner, Lori Gross, Matt Gross, Marty Gunn, jana IUNIORS 117 For Iuniors it was a Time toLearn Gustafson, Kimberly Gyder, Thomas Hallock, Michaele Halverson, Paul Hammond, Charles Haney, Mark L eg s s - ff' J .f, I , E gs Q if 1 is K eeee Harbin, Glenn Harlow, Cass Harman, Mike Harpur, Leslie Harper, Kim Harrison, Bret Hatcher, Glennis Hayes, Karen Haynie, George Hedger, Patrick Heinrich, Cindy Hemphill, Kurt Henderson, Tim Henn, Michelle Hicks, Kevin Hill, Laura Hilsabeck, Karen Hodges, Rhonda 118 IUNIORS 'T' J, I X gtwfl :S i , a r Even with the good times, school is still school. To get rid of the routine of notes and hard-to-read books, the teachers had interesting activities planned. In U.S. History classes, Iuniors got the chance to re-live different periods of history in three simulations. In English, they learned about American Q Literature and its authors, through films and slide presentations. In short, juniors learned about their subjects and them- selves in the time they spent in class. Sf i c 7 ,A fi A :rv f A f T' 1 1, X if 2 W e ' l ' in , K A il ww X...r11 , ' Q fi-1 I' 2 i ,xl lib, 1 ' T T it lr ff- J P ' 1 '1 ' l 'fl' J' x 5' ,af L 1 in I V I . 'Eli -yy Wk 1 Tia'-,E i 'O , .A V 1 GPH ish? is - Q 4'la,P - 'lil' 5 We e,,,. s A i 31 - f-if-4-'M 1 F ig -9 Kb- Q 4, -,IQ , on oo . I o f 'f ':.-f. 1 .a 'rms 'malt ff' f' Q, all W, . ,L - 1 tx 'fl A gl , SQA 'K Q 5 .W 1 W :Q If wx, - - , f ' i fe -' Q51 K Elk! lg il T , L-ff' ' 'Y 5 S if fi ' , Q-lla, 1 fx ,I yf 'Z . 4 . R 'X I ,gf 3 ' R I fqxx f' T, A 9' if .613 A M , A 3 W . f - .lik v ' ,ani 1,1 Wifi, ll ,'-',h.kv,, J X -T fm 'f A5 1 l .M , X Xa Hodges, Richard Hoffman, Cora Hoffman, Debra Hoffman, leffrey Hoffman, Mark Hoffner, Alan Holmes, Martin Hogg, Mike Hollen, Marsha Holly, Tom Holyfield, Cindy Hopkins, Richard Howard, Iulie Howerton, Donna Hungate, Kathleen Honn, Doug Hunter, Bret Hunter, Laine Hunter, Mark Hunter, Randy Hutchinson, Debra Hutton, Dawn lrish, Tracy Jackson, Dorothy Iackson, lohn Ieffries, Cathie IUNIORS 119 Jenkins, Holly lohnson, Bill Iohnson, Bill Iohnson, Heidi Iohnson, Kevin lohnson, Susan Ionston, Sheila Jones, Cary jones, Jeff Jones, Gary lones, Mary Iordon, Randy Iudy, Rene Kanavel, Keith Kearney, Dina Keegan, Ianice Keim, Keri Kellerup, Cindy Kelly, James Kibler, Daniel Kiernan, Carol Kirkpatrick, Kevin Knopf, David Kolbeck, Cindy Kovac, Kit Krickler, Chris Krohn, Mark Kroll, Susan Krolovetz, Tammy 120 IUNIORS Krueger, Roger ,-Q g Q I ' 1 ' Li-, X M -, 5 E i is nr :- s ,S '27, A fy , F I +1 ,X . ' s M V W N .uv .Wi .- ' nur-1lYUI,.fl ,V .mx li Hun Andre Kole, one of the world' skill before Greenway students Iunior Pat I-ledger, who despite ll V k M M lu: f lf, ,. ,erl L 2' T We it . . A s. is ' A ' ,A L, f . 4 , g . ?,:hi:.' ,rf,.:g,. R id . . y, , Ln I l 'E -v- an , . if Ax 'x i l il, X' l ', v 'wx I ' I 'V VWJ ,E l 1 fl . X S l f I .-. s leading illusionists, demonstrated his this year. For one of his tricks he used the sharp-looking blade, was unharmed. Illusionist uses Iunior in his act if a-X.SE 5 F ,Xl L a l imJw.a....Ji i if K A I ATV . V ,L M,Xl,w ii i Y , L C, at b , - ' - ., 5 gf sQs 1 7 Wi., 1 1 ' 2 'il ' , H ,i ' ' - ' f 'E C lm, ' L: V f lf ful M 'lil 3 fx F V V all s J ' J Q , K 3. ' M . Lss ,,w y N, J i L .6 lb ll is ll ss! 'S'-' L 1 k ,V,, 1 xx I 1 K 1 . Kruse, Debbie Kuntz, Alan Labate, Dante Lamberson, Paul Lambertus, Phyllis Landsiedel, Cheryl Laughlin, lim Lavin, Linda Law, Iohn Lawler, Cathy Lazalde, Gloria Lee, Cheryl Lee, Dennis Lemieux, Patrick Lenahan, Mike Leonelli, Debbie Ligon, Candy Lindgren, Susan Linhares, Regina Livesay, lanice Lohf, Dale Lopez, Manuel Lyons, Carol Macaluso, Tom Macias, Eddie Magyar, Vickie Mallek, Lynne Maloney, Kenneth Markley, Rick Matis, Sue Mattison, William McClain, Linda McGill, lane McKinley, Jennifer McNabb, Jerry Meek, Melanie IUNIORS 121 Class of '77 Shows the Spirit of '7 Miller, Tamara Mitchell, Leata Morse, Terri Motz, Vicki Mozes, Iosef Mazoski, Sharon Muller, Karen Muise, Lourena Muzik, Terrance Myers, Iohn Nance, Sharon Nardozza, Michael Nardozza, Tony Neal, Doug Neal, Scott Nelson, Debbie Nelson, Stuart Nelson, Tari Netwig, Tammy Nichols, Chuck Nichols, Mark Nimietz, Karen O'Conner, Patrick O'Neill, Erin - I I , af- 6 90+ iq! li. , .24 .ig ' ' if LF' . g X' ' . it 1 5 at .s s ee s s e .1 it . , .M , T ss- i l K . pi . 45. wt' f I vm W , J Q M M Writ ttf ii . . fi During the week of Nov. 10-14, Iuniors came out in crowds to prove more school and patriotic spirit. I-leralded as the Bicentennial Festival, many activites were planned. Some Juniors showed off their 50's outfits in a lunch hour dance highlighting Fifties Day. Enthusiastic Juniors decorated the concession stand for the football game ending the week. More Juniors were in the half-time Bicentennial Costume Contest, and still more cheered on our team. p , M ii Fl, f ,Mtv nv m f, , nr i M ' ff l' Mn A 8-,f 'is fa J l,' A 3 fbi we i D.. J wlzlii' i 57455 if if lebiigfgltf if i N l V nr-,mn A f ' f f- - f F X V -he I t . f' ' f l i f e A as ly 1 A M jg! 5 ... ml ,U W V V 1 i i M fi , Q3 is 5' 7 , f ' ' ruff ' ' e l J E i ' fist gi fl .' A ig 4 Ye e fs ,fs e f z J W P ff - fi' .5 'Al . i'lvMr1w'sift?!l u Orlando, Eva Owen, MaryBeth Ownby, Sam Pace, David Packard, lulie Palin, Liz Pallanich, Robert Parker, Jenny Pase, Derrick Patrick, Rene Patterson, Melissa Perkins, Dennis Peterson, Darci Peterson, joey Petersen, Lowell Petersen, Terry Petiford, Mark Plagens, Ardie Poor, Greg Poor, MaryBeth Prill, Leeanne Prochazka, Clyde Procunier, Ken Puls, Betty 1UN1oRs 123 Putman, Dale Putman, Gary Rau, Tammy Reece, Candy Reid, April Reynolds, Elmer Richards, Debbie Richardson, Liz Renard, Denise Rigdon, Mark Roberts, Donna Roberts, Greg Roberts, Iames Roberts, Ierry Robinson, Brenda Robinson, Charles Rock, Brad Roddy, Mike Rogers, Ioan Roles, Debra Roman, Mary Rooks, Carlos Rubin, Sue Sackman, Shawn Sallaway, Brenda Sallaway, Mike Sandberg, Pete Sanderson, Brett Sandler, Mike Scheuer, Don Schmidt, Laurie Schmidt, Nancy Schmidt, Robin Schranz, Frank Schuff, Lisa Searles, Edwina 124 IUNIORS I9 'QQ 1 A 1 fi ,,.,... , , , , 5454535 4 ' l li x X fs 3 'ts Q. Q X , s,' I in I 1 1 4 .fn'.i',- l 1-265 -': .Ma i i ,-La V 1-., M 1 sf'f Q ' ' . Kwik 1 B- ae! i , x - B ite-issffe- af'n ,. ' xi, kim K X X X Q: N YE: ,Ai-D ll , me C R In 2 Q ef , 1 is y It W. f 4 if is ' M A X My-'41, .Y-by F E ' is 5 R Q var 1 ,M fx . , af- ,h 9 30 jf lg? ED if -- gi ,C 1 , V, B i mx M ff 'Q ' J X af 347 Sd, ax,-1 I 'W .Lal ' ul. tl ,ss f- H X intl Iuniors show their spirit in crowd Wifi i 6 ij K ,i I I , my V ' ' Qei m W .Efv f, g,. 3- 1.V Sgr i i , 3 if 'fwfr .i ii V , fe 4,i!,,i,7f f , ,1 s , wr V - .. 2 Vi fi as uf- ,!, hm, - fix 'Q ' - - 11 Vit f -t XJ X ' , I i Y 6 I any N' QW' 4- 3 V xr 'gr ,L ' V 1 4. 5 ' 1 , - ' . . 5 x N -31 V i -af lhwh fi as fa as ' f it it Q 3 ,t W4,k,...f---M-fu, i N iq!! V il 5 ,, , K , 4? -' ,, H'-' its: sz I Y 1' ' 1 , Cf 5 I' a 2 -fl ' 9 in is 4 A JM W f A 1 ' I W 'e ' 1 7-0' E I Y I Y HW Y Atl' w A! -if X 1 -rw J it , 'wi- ' ' C, F ti? Semler, Theresa Sheehan, Alan Shoemake, David Silcox, Mike Simpson, Benjamin Smith, Edward Smith, Kathy Smithson, Amy Spann, Cathy Sparks, Kim Spencer, Bob Spencer, Tawne Spiliger, Susan Sotomayer, Carmen Staggs, Iames Sterba, Scott Stevens, Cheryl Stewart, Leanne Stidman, Carrie Stinemetz, Diana Stinnett, Debra Stone, Tom Stout, Tammy Strong, Cindy Sturm, Kevin Suikowski, Margie Summers, jeff IUNIORS 125 Switay, Sue Tagart, Charles Tanguay, Sharon Teague, Rick Thomas, Randy Thomas, Tommy Thompson, Ann Thompson, Dave Thornton, Patricia Thorson, Tammy Tirocchi, lim Tolliver, Debbie Tremblay, Lynda Trenlile, Iodie Trujillo, Maria Turner, Kim Valichnac, Robert VanBuskirk, Kathy Vandruff, Suzanne Viau, Ed Vietzke, Debbie Vogt, Tom Volopich, Don Vollmer, Lisa Wade, Lance Wadzita, David Waggoner, Ronald Walgenbach, Brian Wall, Patti Walters, Pat Warden, Alec Waters, Robert 126 IUNIORS R f ET' f e l it i a Q ' M if 1, 3' L ,A 5 H727 . g i 1 E g fail, Q, 1 L 'fx T ' T A T' i T l'niii X egee at 11 t L at . L tml? S e at T at fa S355 ai- Q 'D .gp Pi Iuniors had a Time of Friendship ll-.6 if YT I - we s- ff' Q K , , i af, .1 -272 7'2- ' V 1 A si' Nfplgw nl. ser i 4 ' Ji F . in s' :M .. E if N, Q V , .i vs:-. Q a-' , .'T HQCQ 'b,'u' a W I I Q ' 0' U v O 12- S .'fl'. no lfs. Wean, Penny Webb, Cindy Webster, Scott Werry, Andrew Whitehouse, Patrick Whitten, Blake Whitley, Mark Wiersma, Bryan Williams, Debra Williams, Debra Williams, Debbie Will, Rick ' - , fl lv E 1. Q 1 , w , Y 5 I l IH ,-1 iw J Nl, ,lie ii ,A G ' fl I A if 1' ,1 ' i V, my-, 3 I l 5 i M ' -It l r' ' , , 1 gf 1, ' 5275 E' ., K V. 'xi' f x ix ff, 1' I X959 ill. f i 1 'fl , u, V 'infix gg 'J ' , it V. Vi 3 W i EesieQm,fi1lll?lg I ft if Ht 1 My s I i ' E7 W' '15 i w i ff , llihtnf , 9' li 'X fx uf , . 3 . . RE Vx. ' .. 5, xQ'.. it 3 A . 5- x ' 8,4 Q,,,.a P M, 'WM Q W .Q ,. Q . Willis, Chrystal Wilson, Debbie Wilson, Richard Wines, Wesley Winters, Cindy Wituschek, Eleanore IUNIORS 127 Wolken, Eddy Woodbeclc, Paul Woodfill, Margaret Wright, Dave ' Yalung, Patrick Zelius, Debbie Zemis, Paul Zinn, LuAnn Zischkau, Lauri Toepke, Debbie It was a time for remembering Now lt is over It won't be the same ever again. This year's yuniors are already next year's seniors New times are ahead, but all the juniors will remember the moments of the past. Giving up their Friday nights to work football concession stands, they won t neglect to recall. The prom they put on in March will l1ve in their memories. All the hard work they did to raise enough money for that event will be the last thing to slip their minds But the moments they spent with each other they - nw ww..-f-' f' f :ix Is, m +WM, , A MM! W r a ow is a time to look to the future IUNIORS 129 What a time it was for the SOPHUMORES! ...working towards the future Adamczyk, Eric Adams, Chris Adams, Tracy Adkerson, Frank Aguilar, Oscar Akre, Susan Alarcon, Sara Allen, David Amundson, Chris Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Karen Anderson, Mike Andrews, Gerald Angelle, Pater Arelland, Michele Arrendondo, Estella Arthur, Cindy Ast, Laura 130 SOPHOMORES w I iw 'WM fi ,ff v nd l ,Il 'Wifi X , v- j ,....!'gE- My 1 if I, ,I -r K 1, tau ff-. -u L 1 iii . nf, mn-. 'Mi . sr, . 4. 'Gym l - ' Y , ,i i Q -,fi '3l' 1 W I 1 f X' li ' l Y' K- 1 , .Fi fi ii X i wifes X 1 if , V : K fl Vx 5, H EEE! 'C fl F 'ig Y L I ,s , v A S 'gg X ' ' 3 if 'f '73 .K V .- A-. ii: 4 is we si , - ,. of NL, Q K ar' ' MAI xi Q! ' -Y...-. ..- . ,X -i , N C :ry si .4 - -1:3 -A '---, f X 'C 11,4 'V I X dill, L4 , 5 .v E i 13- .v - 'r' 3 .Civ X . K , , gg M, gli R ff' 4 , i If l':,.:, -V ,- Ei t, C l A K t ,Q is , M, , 4 f :ig I .NA i K ,J QV.. it l X ' .' '9,.a..xw - M, wuwnkl I I F , Y s 71 B '12 ,f i i 'if l i .i my M. mv Q i 5 if W A Ast, Skip Austin, Kenny Babcock, Sandy Barborek, Tim Bailey, Sheri Baker, joe Baker, Pamela Ball, Mike Ballard, Robert Balon, Tammy Bandy, Phil Barber, Vickie Barnes, Cathy Barrand, William Bashaw, Cynthia Barton, Lisa Bates, Mike Baus, Linda Bautista, Alma Beaulieu, Karen Becker, Bill Beleverud, Tim Bell, Iames Benjamin, Mary Bennaley, Fawnda Bennett, Bruce Bennett, Kim Bentley, Deanna Berg, Bill Bevacqua, Toni Bielecki, Ken Biggerstaff, Melanie Bishop, Sharon Bliss, Cynthia Blumberg, Sharon Bohrman, Kim Borg, Linda Born, Kurt Borwege, Dianna Bottom, Lauri Bowers, Brian Bouley, Vickie SOPHOMORES 131 Boyd, Bob Boyd, Kim Boyle, Patty Brady, Troy Branham, Hal Brawner, Randy Bridges, Steve Briggs, Robert Brithits, Donna Broehm, Steve Brower, Rick Brown, Bill Brown, Pam Brown, Robert Brown, Vicki Butcher, Barbara Butterfield, Cherri Cade, Heidi Caggiand, Jessie Cain, lack Caissie, Sandy Calle, lim Campbell, lim Cannon, Penny Carmen, Paul Cassidy, Mike Chambers, Kevin Chapman, Dan Chapman, Valerie Charlesworth, Ieff Cheatham, Lori Chisnell, Iohn Chude, lim Clay, Donna Cody, Ierry Colby, Adrienne Colletti, Brian Colter, Michelle Connell, Eileen Cons, Elizabeth Copelin, Marie Corey, Susan 132 SOPHOMORES f k ,rf af 1ea2,.a5e:.f11:as w an of vs.. . if F , 5 5 4 s ,Q A f ei 5 ff N it E it Al , ,H n- a 1 1 vi A .,,, TA .ffm wr Ffa? 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Q -.l Cordova, Kim Corral, Roberts Cox, Nanette Crabtree, Lori Craft, Jeff Crain, Iohn Crane, Charles Crane, Kim Granville, Ioanne Crecelius, Mary Crowley, Kelly Cummings, Debbie Cummings, Patti Dahn, Gary Dahlstrom, David Davies, Debra Davis, lames DeCarvalho, Dirceu Dekle, Cathy Demers, Donna Despain, Nancy Destefano, Debra Dewey, Howard Dickson, Bruce Sophomores had time for relaxation SOPHOMORES 133 Digiro, Don Domiano, Ruth Domres, lim Dondino, Twyla Doneghue, Mike Doss, Ieanene Downing, Greg Drenth, Iames Duane, Brett Dubois, Marie Dunlap, Tom Dunn, Shane Dutton, Chris Eck, Ioanna Edwards, Kymberly Edwards, Lorrie Edwards, Roy Elfstrom, Alita Elliott, Kathy Elliott, Kim Elliott, Tina Ellison, Sandy Elmer, jeff Endres, Chris Engel, Melody English, Mike Erwin, Dave 134 SOPHOMORES 3 Ni Se ,Y E ll 'iff' .' 47 wr -, fi .. :Q hlfahiii zz'-g-i s :.::::5f' gl ' .ii-in If 'Ill S:?a5:P3:f:-Lfr r:if.1:-:55.a E fs... f 1- -' fa M rl mu ,' A ggiffffl - , l.,,p1, Vggif Lf, I ' fr 'arf' do wi ll 7 ' -he 3 1 if 3 fi' I K.. EQQW V P? Q 3 his s, ,, , ,X ' , All Q Y is... ll f , Q Winn E i f ,l,,' lt ,, A , ,MAX fs ' T i ...fs 1- ,Wig w ,l- V 8 Y, 'si .Ts ' . illllll tff,fs,bX .J g ...f-1 .i .xf.f' F' y,.f i s M Q iw ii 'sf it i i lm, wig U fs ES 9+ yu Sophomore Dave johnson works diligently Sophomores have learned the importance in class allowing no person, place, or thing of their second year in high school. They to break his deep concentration. must pay close attention at all times 3 . www s 5 3 G .ii-A-1 x sf. GHS Sophomores still had time for fun xx - ' Esposito, lanice .5 'X - ffl Fajkowski, Susan X' K Farney, Tom ' 7 T V 1 , F x Egg ' Farnham, Rich , L ,.x fx B N , , ' , ' V '- Faulkner, Wayne , 'N T li . ' - Y ' km Fearnow, Lorene E h K I 1 1 my i W. J X V if I ,., vi , ml' if i 1 all .Wig 'AE a Q F hifi if . lm F Ferra Suzanne ' Q Fike, Robert W 1 Finley, Kevin 1 'V by li a l Floclquist, Patrick yn '1 5' i f if X- Francis, Ieanie Q X S X, ,HQ I A ES, ' 2 Franks, Cheryl at F amz. 4 bi Frizzell, jim ' i , Q, ' i Y V Frost, Robert , 1 il I V' 1 P Caffeild, Kim Y ,x 3, 2 f V Geach, Don b ,M A' f ,I ,, I Gerlach, Henry i F - K i f' .i ,MQ Gewinner, George Gillane, William ' Gillmore, Theresa , - Giorza, Rick M h A -'i ai, . i f ,V - Classy, Damien u ' K' f Q 1 li , f 've Golden, Ioanne 4, 3 ff French, Brenda ? i Y 1 i SOPHOMORES 135 Golden, Kim Gomez, Lisa Grantier, John Granville, Joanne Gray, Michelle Gresley, Julie Griffiths, David Haynie, Penny Hall, Judith Hall, Mickey Hamilton, John Hammond, Wesley Hankle, Jerry Harley, Kent Harrison, Claudia Hatfield, Jodi Hawkins, Mark Hedger, Debbie Heiman, Angie Hellmuth, Dan Henery, Angela Hennigan, Carol Henn, Terry Hensley, Cindy Herter, Craig I . as J A. 1- 5 WX.: P i will ' Hicks, Randy i' ' ' 1? 1' . 1 ,iff , fl' T Z as .ff 5 Hirth, Howard 136 SOPHOMORES J A -vi 4 . vga :X 4 J ,L -aa 5 5 A L ,i at it 1 5 I Y flux Z V i X is A-2 ig? 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A faifi f f - Hobbs, Karen Hobe, Karen Hodges, William Hoffner, Mike Holly, Mary Horne, Rick Horton, Lori Houser, Patti Hudson, Donna Huff, Fred Humphreys, Lynn Humphreys, Mary Hunter, Debra Hunter, Kim Hunter, Lisa lnfurna, Tammy Iabber, Adol lacott, Mike Iacott, Yvette Ieffries, Kathy johnson, Carrie johnson, David lohnson, Lora Iohnston, Donald lohnston, Sherie Iones, Carie jones, Sandy lones, William ludy, Cherie Iuve, Lisa Kalsen, Margaret Karau, Kristine Kays, Kenneth Kelly, Bonnie Kennedy, Leslie Keppel, Maryann Key, ludy Kiernan, Tracy Kinkead, Rhonda Kitaguchi, Ken Kitaguchi, Terry Klein, Steve SOPHOMORES 137 Knight, Gail Knotts, Robyn Konecki, Mark Korn, Susan Koskella, Darlene Krueger, Mike Kruse, james Kruse, Margaret Krznarich, Cathy Lambert, Kathi Langfelder, Mark Lane, Suzanne La Penna, Mike Latrell, Chris Laughlin, loe Lawler, Cindy Layden, Karen Laythe, Brian Leber, Peggy Leclin, Kerry Lee, Brett Lee, Ieneane Lee, Kathy Lehmann, Tim Lenahan, Peggy Leonelli, Lon Lueyer, Laurie Lewis, Sharon Lindberg, Bill Liquori, Iohn Linert, John Lott, Robert Love, Johnny Luark, Pam Luttenegger, Doug Malnee, lo Marchese, Vincent Marino, Carmen Martel, Tammy Martin, Carmen Martin, Deanna Martinez, Andrea 138 SOPHOMORES 35 I - 27 X 'Y .- Mgq i . ,Le F ' ,,, , li w ,S , .' S if 9 it Q V 1 gi Q rf' 9 ' . S 4.4 5 'A' 1 ' 2 , .1 P of 5 ' in emmmaxx L fl fl- ,-f, ,S Y f 'L J - H c l itfit' -fwlfktil www , HEL.. 'Vf J 'ii' f' 1 25,0 3 'Sl LM Ji f no U ia, , . y J' l Q we , l I l I Mit' L if LHB. el.: LM If V 4 w .is t A -all 254. Q i if W S1 . ,M A 1 V V v- n. V f' , .7--- L31 .-. X i ,LJ -. 2 3. .I , -5 K T- 'fi as is D ' . hr 2 .Q 3. , . ., 1 2' C PT 1. .l '- ff 4 5. 'f fi' is ' 'L '1 D , iii 4 ':.-F. -. f fue, , if ' s 2 S f si 4' 'Jff' 6 it F i ' Hz 1 ' ' c 41 i A , .f.f.,,jWf',a., ll , E aw-N el' , 4: 1, X A 'N 'Q 1 ' L Yi 1 'lu 'Mr . W 4, Mn D i Q sf!! ,e 3 :tb I ? ,s X Y .s 5 D ethanol , , .. X M JR, ' 5' A l aff I f :gi N ff-'Dpi 1 TG' M E ,E,i,f?Q g gi: yi '51 4, ,, ,fq44l' Martinez, Victor Matis, David Mathews, Renee Matysk, Paul Mauser, Randy Mayville, Mary McClanhan, Iulie McCourt, Troy McDonald, Susie McDonald, Tania Mclntire, Mike McNeela, Steven McShane, jeff Meddleton, Denise Meek, Missy Mellberg, jackie Mifflin, Mary Milhoan, Bob Miller, Susan Miller, Tim Mills, Ronald Mollerup, Denel Monroe, Paul Monroe, Regina ln- Above, Sophomores eat lunch at picnic tables lunch line. Students can buy their lunch in the campus. Although not many Sophomores hive outside the Cdfelerid, while others wait in the cafeteria, at the snack bar or they can go off access to a car, many still go off campus SOPHOMORES 139 Morgan, Kathleen Morris, Craig Moser, Colleen Moser, Steve Mossler, Tammy Munson, Theresa Murphy, Kathy Murphy, Mary Muscolino, John Myers, Mark Nason, Noel Nelson, Glen Netwig, Nancy Newton, Gail Newton, Kelly Nicholson, Iohn Nickolaus, Cynthia Odle, Suzanne 140 SOPHOMORES Jyxvffhht ll all i lf! W , ,iw I i 4.-v r i 'rl K ' f an 'V l x MU i , if, X 1 1 f L I ff' M MJ N v . 1 f 1, , it ' 5 M M we in M' , , i Alf Y- V no 'A ' 2 M 1 'N lf, ,i ww' X ' 3 w M-an , , ,i N if' 1 1 'f 'QM 1- , , N lf 'y , i- ,iff , 'f y N fl V I N V N, ' ull' ' w l W ,, 1 ' A ,uf 'il ,M ,' , .Q Q W R '-. 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T isfiiiziiii Wi ln f is w and I .f A f 'll gi as 1 2 s 1' i W C7 f 'T my y P t the A Ohlin, Kirsten Oliver, Diana Olson, Ben Olson, Bryce Orlando, lanice Orosco, Lila Owen, Dawn Packard, Ieanne Palin, Carol Palin, Joanne Palmer, Frank Palmer, Luann Palmitter, Deborah Panei, Shellie Parker, Mike Parker, Mike Patterson, Bill Pearson, Claire Peebles, Nadine Pelletier, lo-Ellen Pelham, Tim Perks, Kelly Persherine, Albert Peterson, Robin Phelps, jeff Pierce, Clayton Pigati, Don Pillon, Yvonne Pippion, Bob Plack, Nancy Plunkett, Signe Porter, Tracy Powers, Scott Quist, Francis Randel, Larry Reece, Andrea This year sophomores join living crowd SOPHOMORES 141 Reed, Sharon Reed, Stacey Reid, Greg Reynolds, lerry Riley, Kathy Riley, Terri Rios, Anthony Ripepi, Michelle Robello, Cindy Roberts, Romina Robinson, Calvin Robinson, jesse Robinson, Lisa Rodriques, Rick Roe, Wendy Roemelt, Kevin Rogers, Linda Rogers, Neil Rollins, Stormie Ross, Dave Ross, Ianine Rudd, Bill Ruiz, Evelynn Ryan, Kathy Ryland, Errol Sacharko, Victoria Salmone, Roberta Salinas, Louis Sallaway, Daniel Sandberg, Tobie Sanders, Deda Sanders, Terri Sanson, Gina Sarratt, Mannie Schneider, Shirley Schranz, Doug Scocco, Richard Scott, Kathy Scott, Michelle Sealoclc, Stan Seifried, Mark Semenza, Tony 142 SOPHOMORES ef is-F57 Is f if 3 E in fe-V-if K I Ai' A- v, -f ,v L. Sr' x n ' V 1 in ,, Mi P- .i 5 Q 5 E -Q. I JF Q X , 9 wg fqlyli , 7 , V M' N'-w 1 ' l,, S Q - 'N' ,tv 1 S . . ' v J- f Nia, . w ,Fifi ,gi was if hill A i , i f A 4 eff f is it i 1 if X ' 1 k KIA J 1 l l A if i c if A F ag, is 1. ir 5. V ,, . V' Q, 4. A V -I V1 'N :yy f r , W My - M lisa f L X 1 R S f Gu? i udp ,, I .- I3 4 K' an 71 I K f H .w ,nj ' , ' 'i Multi , lla, tk N, YJ , ff 2 ' he A .. S 'J X V ' i 'ro 22 ' V ' 1 if U - ' ' T 1 L, .5 J Q3-V il .i A I Q a gg: -:U ' . M Q. 5? 33' Sf-W - fl- H if f K 9 f ' fly fr ' . i g 01,5 -, A -Elly -- X Q X- gg I fl s ,, L 3 JE, i f W A l l - ix ' 5 SEE? .Sigel 3 'V i 5-Q' N u i X A x Senatro Brenda Shroyer Chauntelle Simpson, Paul Slattery, Robert Smelser, Mark Smith, Carla Sophomoreslshow promise of leadership 2. X25 ,W ri 1 , Q flr 1 4. ja iv -.1 rf, -. . fx 13. fy :L , ,, ,.- -' 5 x .- 1 A. Q Q. Mal' 1' 4 M x X1 Xu ,fa rp Z 'Peg ll Q' Aa. 1' ti W Xi . 416' - mc. if 4: H 1 , 4.4.4. Km t Wh ,K A ' X M' S nj lf 3 i t alll tg S V 'll S G , ff l ,g -S L. 3 S. f ,, l p S ' S 'r W' if - e 1 Y t tl' 9 Q- l . il , ' 'w'. V ' 3 ll all 12 v A 1 is . ....-.lp A '41, W Q' ml f wi- it e, M l , tete -E A -, f ' A A l'5tt,,e ete' gtg t ft F725 r the A ' I ky, ' ' . xr v. -3 aiky.-t V X gs, Y, Vg' In 1 -if ug :Vi.xV1!,,1 1 , e it el' ,it Smith, Cindy Smith, Dave Smith, Iennifer Smith, john Smith, Katherine Smith, Renee Smith, Zac Snyder, Pam Sommbrero, Donna Sonnenberg, Dennis Sotomayor, Fred Sowell, Rick Spence, Cindy Spencer, Ieff Spilker, Sandra Staley, Suzanne Stangle, Danny Staten, Bryan Starr, Mary Stebbins, Dean Steele, Mark Stein, Mike Stewart, Dawn Stewart, Pam Stewart, Tracy Stinson, Billy St. Iohn, Ray Stone, Margo Stone, Robert Stover, jacob SOPHOMORES 143 Stricland, Diana Strong, Kyle Stroud, Veronica Stuart, Robert Stubblefield, lim Stutler, Lynne Tagart, Wallace Tait, Wayne Taylor, Mary Thompson, Karla Thompson, Rick Thomas, Brad Thomas, Debbie Thorne, lean Tirocchi, Sharon Toepke, Becky Tolliver, Gregory Trotter, Steven Turner, Brett Turner, Kelly Turner, Kelly Unger, Greg Urquidez, Sandy Valichnac, Susan Vane, Lynn VanHouten, Cheryl Van Loenen, Allen Vargas, Michelle Vaughn, Tracy Veir, Iohn Verna, Mellody Vollmer, Brian Wahlers, Art Walker, Gary Walsh, William Ward, Mark Waters, Karen Webb, Iohn Webster, Iohn Weldon, Piper Welker, Ienifer Welker, Iudy 144 SORHOMORES 2, l ff up v Q , Y Q ' , l ' S S U 1 23, T 3 fig V 5 tr- V 'V' wa , ' '!?'K ' , fi ' 5' A, . 1 5 1 ,If if E ' Is 3 .X i F j-7513, at U Y Qi is Eff - , lie ' Ll H ti? V- , ,V 1 W f V NW 5 , MW VV Y' V 1 fl ' iv, 'H Mn, I 2-I ' Y . ' ww. fill. l ll M -J 1- .1 Q-Q wi' i ,L ,J .1 'ltw l f 4 5 fe T -1 wa ' 1 QF gi , V ' f ' A hw Xia , ,f '-L, 5 T' 4' K' s 3 ' if Z Nffs ' ' ' 56.13 L r x ' fill! 3. 5 1. t H X, ' X x f3gl,lA, Qxv5 1, , 13 .t . wls Jn? T- 4, fi ,Q Agge 1 - , , Wir ili lgt ' , I 1 ' n V Y :Y ' tllll' w f' f '- 1' , N f,p:,tf- , ., . , , i .. f sz f ,fue X M ' W .T l il sr' aww? K sew .HM 7 .,,l - . - as , ,rkr sm , We X W, f is new ,,.. iw Sophomores recover from last year 2' 'iii is Q, Q' x Q lfaleel e 5 if is vi l ,.iS, ,i , ,, , - .Y , ' f, W If . , 1 V 1 f Q S l . Welker, Kevin Welborn, Vanessa Wells, Ron Whitman, Cynthia Whitmer, Wade Wiberg, Steven Wieters, Cara Williams, Bob Williams, Dan Williamson, Anthony Willingham, Mark Willis, Bill Wilson, Mike Wilson, Scott Wineburger, Ieff SOPHOMORES 145 Wingfield, Claude Winters H Id s WG? ' l x M , aro Wolfe, Sharon J' mia' ,, l Wright, Brian Zemis, Bill Zummallen, Ieni Sophomores show spirit 'VK ys+1Rarm 146 SOPHOMORES 'S QP x f ,., Q Mfs. A 1 J' 4 ya ,v P , A N, - x , Q ' ' U '- S a , N , , 5 ai x 4 'T 3 X , 'Er- SOPHOMORES 147 What a time it was for the FRESHME ! ...new adventures, new beginnings Abram, Mark Akins, Sonja Alacron, Cindy Albins, Doug Alcus, Greg Allsop, Allyson Amrhein, Fred Anderson, Daniel Anderson, Tracy Anthony, Kevin Archibald, Hope Armstrong, Mona Arndt, Mark A G rntson, ary Arrowood, Catherine Arterburn, jackie Ashcroft, Craig Ashmore, Theresa 148 FRESHMEN i n f WW 'M' n 1 f M I -Q f lm .fm ,Jw I 'N ,,,l! .a17 l. l i 'vw .i , 1, ,, ,ii ,I 1 up ll f' J , w w ,wi M gf ' N , ' WML' 1' 1 it w e W wi. , iw ' ' ' W i ' Y ' i vim. 'F . . ,ww ' 1 , M wi X ' V 1, 'v i 1.1. A J 'Wm L G21 i I 1, f ' M, i ' i ,s i 71 ' A -M l ,Z M, q f A fx- i .FX . , Q ' 'H , Q M ' t ft Ur 71 'Wit 'I ZA Q ' S ' , ' , ' ,WWI i Y 1 Aki? B, 1 a t ' 'Ms V 1' V V E 'Q if .sw- i -Q nw 51 i X , 4,1 T 1, of at is jr' 'Z J 3 , f '33 f 5 ' T S if 5 in 4' I' 3 'P R Ki Bi l A - if F ,553 ft f1 ' la , . ' , I K ,R R l , is S A W is ig , 1, as if ,fqff :Ig ,Y f -W- ,sk L 5 E 1.1 T' ' 1 W ,- 17,4 , ..g f, if Q53 N A ,l I 1 ' a f ip 11- ' v- '12, f AK 1 WH 5? V if 5. S ,nm - , i V A ' , 'W Mfg ' w 3 ' Mi. , A X Q B if? ' 1, . A e S ' , . WM is, ,.- as , 4' .. iw 2 1 ff T W' .M Y Bethany Shephard, Audrey Colletti, and Karen Bestland, move to their uf K Q next class with ease after the first few weeks of school. At first, most . ,,., KA freshmen had some premonitions about coming to a new large school. E ,5 I V :F I M' fl as A fs, ,dk ,,.34,jH,: , Aa. ,,,,..,a,z Ashworth, Ieff Ast, Steven Atkinson, Paul Bachman, Kent Badgley, Sheila Baird, Susan Baker, Dale Baker, Penny Balder, Mark Baldwin, Stacie Ballard, Donna Ballard, Dusty Bamber, Bill Barnes, lulia Barnes, Lisa Barnes, Wayne Barranger, Dale Barrows, Frieda Barton, Lee Barton, Pat Bates, lustine Bayer, Summer Becker, Mark Becker, Rita Beguin, Brian Bell, William Bentley, Cindy Bentley, john Berg, Annette Bestland, Karen FRESHMEN 149 Biever, Ieff Bishop, Larry Bliss, Terri Bloomquist, Kevin Bloomquist, Mike Bolm, Paul BonFili, Michelle Boule, Kathleen Boyle, Anne Bradley, Barbara Bradley, William Bradbury, Michael Brandengerger, jeff Bratt, Lori Bright, Debbie Broehm, Mike Brooks, Debbie Brown, Beth Brown, joe Brown, Rick Brown, Tom Brower, Pat Buckingham, Cindy Bullion, Marsha Burdine, Tom Burley, Regina Burkett, John Burnett, Warren Burris, Don Byler, Rita , 41. -lv A f.- i' 'Wh l i f it 2 W illff ' if ,, MW. f H , 2 fi ' Q n. jill! -is X, i, X I WW s ,Q QM Y, H' f'-'ram' I f , . ,,,., , I J if ,M N M N 5 V' iw , ,fl . ,y M L f ts,-T T ,mils K f' A '- . 1' '4i.1'w -,Q , I v 1 i A f W ' fav ygwia Htl 1 H W , ' f H --ull l rr 'rf' 51, -W l -1 , 'W Ng, K .M MQW :Ns 'i W - sammy nip.. N -www-w'l 'X' ir Wh ski 'NWA , . a. M in FK W, x , . H .A V ' r ir' 4 4. Q- V ' ' Right, Kathy Fenwick's mind seems to be occupied by other things than her class. Far right, Donna Kellerup and Kathy Arrowood found it quite easy to find their classes at Greenway. They even found time to stop and find out all the new happenings in the five minutes between classes. High School is very much like junior highs in this area. The only big difference is the big crowds of students. The new students found that there were a lot of new adventures and fun times related to Greenway. 150 FRESHMEN ,M .www lf! Mlm 'mi 1' 'Fi' hlil ll 1 fu X 1 Q 1 i 1 ,li i i g 4, 1' l Af , .. 5 'i'xe9'.wW... Q .,. 4? -v xx E .A 3? Vfwf-1 T 'x-1 f L I . If, ,gy sl ei -If . Q 2.1 1 1 I Z . ' z J , l fi .1 W' ' ' ' wx 2' yay 'Q A fl , ,W , . W r' , 'li l' r-1 M. l 4 Q. f f i. ' f?yJ':A'IJ 3 l. L - ' WM' 'Y . 'H f 'wwfl n I. af its Q 3 -f- 1 , ifsa' gli .. ,lf WI , . .X , N Ig lan , ' Q l i IH' 2 Jn- F ,U 1, X 1 N Wm' . l iw 12, , i fill' l 1:' ,lf i f ,im IW -so Copelin, Allen Copenhaver, Linda Corey, Caniel Corey, Terri Cormier, Ianice Carona, Ronald lt, h K. .1 T xv E - .. A. -fl , 5 .ii , 2.1-V WA Calle, lohn Campbell, Carl Carnicelli, Laura Carpenter, Shirla Caruso, Mike Casper, Ron Cassidy, Karen Causey, Larry Chandler, Iames Charochalc, lohn Chentfant, Mark Chin, lohn Clarke, Crystal Coats, Stephen Coffey, Beverly Colletti, Audrey Colter, Terri Cons, Ioe Congrove, lim Connell, Mary Conner, Dean Coolcerly, Michelle Cooper, Karri Cooper, Kathy H N new K , FRESHMEN 151 Davies, Evan Cottam, Tim QIINH , ' A ,, ll., l Cowell, Dale V, V li f Crawley, Brock wg: 4 ' V N M i it A' ,gi ff' M l 'Jlf'f'W1 1.2 wi1ffl1'l -if W.. WT, W ft Cuerdon, David 1, W , . ,-il 1 ,, i H 5 wi ,nu l 'J 4 Crawley, Kelly ,fy l G N C Crisp, Allen l 1 'W' ' if I , z ,WM , ,txkl ,Mi W' ,l l'1 l' 74, f Ui' 1np,Lp.l' J in fi ' - ,l H f X wo , , .v,,1 ,i f - Culpepper, Iudy 'W ,Wai 'Magna' ff Curtis, Brian l,, ' li ' M Dapke, Peggie W K I H ' , WV i i N Darnell, Don Dart, Robert Dashofy, Jessie mf... Davis, Bill Davis, Dennis Davis, Harold Davis, Iulie Davis, Terri 'I X ' tl , ,iii ww., fs V W A Q fu , -rm w 3 V, ,I Wu 'Wu fy I A ,H 7 , L .MM-W 5' , ,H,,fw E aff, ww l li ffm l i , 1 ,. , ,W I ,V W yr , J l ff M it 4 Mark Iauron is in the process of doing a backwards flip as he ractices with the gymnastic team that performedyfor the school. Davidson, Anthony , In 1 Y , Davidson, Christopher ' V M, M Davila, loshua I Delbrocco, Denise W I VVAN 1 ,, Demffo' Ingrid ' il -ii. , H .. ' i. ll Denn1s,Ioanne , in IW 1 M W 'f m I I I Q If fl X HV W mfs X a X l 1 wWllWNT,J..',lf,WWiM Denuit, Steve JE it ' ,W me :V W i7 DePreist, Sterling i lm ' ,A ' ' e ll Dersch, Theresa M 4' , Mm ,, , W 1 DeStefano, Sharon lf , ' ',, ll , Q, DiGiro, Greg l , ' ' ' 'll ' ' ,H mlm 1 Dixon, William 'NM my -I 4 y ' W W 4 In f f f M , ' , A j Ai, I 'A , 152 PRESHMEN C fi f dit QT, if 5 5 ,Q 3 51 A 1 Frank Martin knows exactly where he is headed. The majority of the freshmen found it easy to find their different classes after the first few days of school. Greenway is not a very spread out school and it made it easier to move from class to class with ease. f E f if Q c E y Q , t ifgggi , i ,X X i me 4 ,J As,,.awY-, 4 Qtr Q im .. if' : 1, iti, 5. f i S Dodd, Carry Doss, Corinne Douglas, Kelly Dowell, Michele Downing, Eric Driskill, Diane DuBois, Charles Ducatt, lohn Duncan, Elmer Dunphy, Mike Dyer, Kathleen Eisenhart, lim Elfstrom, Corey Elliott, Fred Ellis, Richard Ely, Rene Eno, Michael Erb, jill Esparaza, Hector Faciana, Perry Falcone, Theresa Fardy, Diane FRESHMEN 153 Farley, Mike Farnahm, Sherry Faulk, Linda Fellows, Iohn Fenwick, Kathy Ferra, Debra Ferski, Kathy Fields, Danny Finegan, Philip Fischer, Cindy Fox, Karen Franks, Logan Frazier, Dennis Q l gy -. ir ill, W ,, 'L Freeland, Mike fy it Fuge, Kent Anne Kvamme and Angela Muscolino , W are patiently waiting in line for their ice Galley' Bfad l l cream at the Ice Cream Social. They are V ' alone here, but they know that they will fl , Garcia, Danny Garland, Mildred Gaus, John Gaylor, Carla Gee, Kelly Gerard, julie 154 FRESHMEN meet other freshmen somewhere in the crowd, because their class is the biggest here at Greenway with over 560 Freshmen are children of the universe 0 9 J students. The Ice Cream Social was the highlight of the Bicentennial Week held in November, This week took the place a 'gm of homecoming, which will become a tradition next year. That was a very fun- filled week. M N 1 . L M l 1 MW 1 Mui- f , . P , l l v' I, ,WM W ,N Jw rw www W t Ju' I' f.fiw?'w9f1W W tw .ff 5' J M., -. H-i 2 vi- I 'l fiwij' I- an T- T M .:-is L lvl w tp 1 N j. ag, j H A if ' ix lim, im f'g'.,',y' il 'it ,ry- lj my ' this i ,' 1 . :'t ?'llM ' :'i2'fa Y Ezl if ffi 5 , W w r t, 53 M . M ,lg .i fwf 1 F5 all t G we if Gerrish, Cindy Gibson, Vicky Gilbert, Jeff Gillane, John Gilson, Rick Glasco, David Glatt, Nancy Goldstein, Larry Goodman, Troy Goodwin, Tammy Gossum, Cheryl Grace, Belinda Grace, Mark Grant, Chris Grantier, Rachelle Greer, Gretchen FRESHMEN 155 Gresham, Glenda Griffiths, Sandy Grube, Kurt Gue, Daniel Guge, Lisa Gunnell, David Guzman, Rox Gwilt, Mark Gyder, Charles Halverson, Keith Hamil, Donna Hansen, Christina Harbin, Barbara Harford, Cheryl Harpur, Kelly Harris, Brenda Harris, Tim Harjamaki, Cindy Haskin, Brian Haslcin, Glenn Hatch, Daren Hayes, Gary Hedden, lane Heffelfinger, Sherry Heinrich, Rod Henderson, Kevin Hennigan, Kelly Henson, Kirk Hernandez, Robert Hill, Leslie 156 FRESHMEN 1 N I 1 i. , f W J, , v1 inf A i N g..,.,,,,: , A . lm f r ,l f ' 'E ' - ll, i f ll W, ,Q i 1. ,ff 7 J 45,3 if 1 2 N7 ,ii 1 i fm gs E I wh mimi 7 4,'f-.vMl,,g-w-,- A W , '4 'ii 1 Vi, 'fi al Q Q ,N 1 L .t ,W A 'wld S. is ll 2'-A - of c I Hines, Troy Hoffman, Iames Hoffman, Mary Hogg, Arthur 1 Holcomb, Monica . Holcomb, Trisha t 1 ' is Q l S 1 il . 44 ff ' f I - ji 5 . Hollen, Guy , ' Q Holmes, David -'41 , T Hooey, David . ' X V it Hopkins, George ,V A 1 A 1, X K V 4 N K Hopkins, Ray .-.1 Af. 2 ig . ' J L ,F CM Horn, Steve an H if filling , ,A , f I if - 3.3175 D 'hr E up Q C-:L AX... -'I X R5 f ff ' Q A k,:l--,N-m,,,,,.,- 'VV Y 'lm-. ,ai --ull!!! . . 6 Bless the Beasts and the Horton, Lisa Howard, Sherman Howe, Cathy Howe, lim Hoyman, Brian Hudson, john Huff, Richard Hules, Fred Humphreys, Lisa Hummelgard, Kevin Hunter, Gregory Hunter, Kathy Hyams, David Hyland, Stephen Iverson, Frank ' Iabber, Addel All Jackson, Dave Iackson, lim I if pai! 'I 'lv 4 33.5 Freshmen Dan Cue is very engulfed in his studies, but little does anyone know what is stuck inside of his book. He surely Could fool any teacher by the look on his face. Actually he is reading Mad magazine which has little to do with this class but with the classes so large he will probably never be found out. Too bad for him. PRESHMEN 157 Freshmen find it has onl just begun janusz, Ken jauron, Mark l jenner, Blari jenkins, Gayla jenkins, jeff jerome, David l jewett, Ronda johnson Daryl Mm johnson, Sharon ,mm johnson, Teresa jones, jay jones, Kelley jones, Margie justice, DeeDee N - , , Kalb, Pat Kanavel, Meeghan lones, Kenneth 6' ' 'M -51 l 'ff li 'ii Katz, jeff Kavanaugh, Patrick Q Keho, Susan Keller, Kim I, Kellerup, Donna , is Kellett, jackie ' ' gk Q, F Lf' is 1 1 i is f is S rw' li, M1. Xj: E is p ss. ' 5 ,A Kelly, Doyle Kelsch, William Khan, Karla Kindell, judy King, Robyn Q ' A Kenan, Chris S' 5 ' I mm ji M 1 way, ,Y xx M Klein, Laura Klitscher, Steve Klumb, Donna Knox, Kiva Koger, Felicia Kolbeck, Kathy 158 FRESHMEN Kane, Mike 4 ti ?!1 IV!! ly! ,f x i x ilu ta v. Y f l l jli K I I it ,,! T It ' L r. l ! A ,im ' fi Z. 'rs Q lvl il M ' ' ,,,.,. My its H if ' ' in T i , ii X m N , 4,533 1 Ui., ' ' Z , . S ', ., JW' iii ' , i S . . T . e 5 , ,- 'kiwi'-.if ' M A' ,. ' ' WW ' W 1 ' 'ii .W T ' L i - iiii 1- 1 . f T , i at i Li , I .A A. ,V Y yah Y iii Y , f , J Vfrif., We li il i fkifkrai ' il' 'i L , M TX i f , if 5, -i , -J 4 'af 1 sr , 'lr ,xl 8 i' i 5, 5, ' A , l ' .tfxf f , r ' . l wi f ,f i 5' L X T ' ' i T T M aff , , 1 iii., MM, J., ' Y, M-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,., i ' ' i ' a ll. Ml I .e T in 'e - I' I, - T Y -A , , , it li ' iw: W it . if T. if A ,, L L iaffizil' if , T , 1 1 it-W mylllli , H, mf i iff, 1 - T T it ,,,, T l if i ll ,ii 'L w:,iMl?li'. ,, ,,i, N' i ,w Q, M ,i iw l- 4, .YIM W all ., W 1? 3 if f i vu -751 . Q 1, W ilg,,!f, W' ,u T9 1 ,,,iiif.ai5i' ,i 1- . ti , S' I .ri ...- li fl Lethem, Susie Lightfoot, David Lillywhite, Susan Lindgren, lim Linhares, Guy Little, Bonnie Lofton, Tim Lohaus, Brian Lohf, Scott Kollar, David Kovac, john Kress, Roxanne Krickler, Mike Kroll, Mary Lynn Krombein, Todd Kuntz, Greg Kvamme, Anne LaChance, Wayne Lail, Ianice Lambert, David Landers, Susan Langdon, Elizabeth Lanpher, Nancy Latrell, Taffy Lavra, Andy Lavra, Frank Lawrence, Selina Laythe, Kim Leber, Ioyce Lee, Lisa Lemieux, Chris Leos, Bill Leroy, Ken Students can be found in line for lunch almost all the period, and most students prefer to eat outside. FRESHMEN 159 Lopez, Diana Lopez, Roger Love, Robby Luren, Iohn Lynch, Peter McBride, Barry Mcffambridge, Diane McAlip, Gary McDonald, Pam McGhehey, Karry Macias, Robert Macy, julie Madonia, Francine Mael, Anita Magnusen, Nels Magyar, Michael Major, James Malcolmson, Brandie Maloney, Patrick Mandile, Joseph Manz, Lori Mara, Debbie Marino, Marcy Marsh, Melanie Martin, Frank Martinelc, David Massingill, Iim Matteson, Linda Mattison, Robin Matuselc, Michael 160 FRESHMEN ,L , ia , . Ki WWW ,. ' M- M- , , , ' -H' 13' ' ln' tt 3: ?1,'Q EF rfvw . V , M aj '-1.1, , I W' QW-QM ' ML , , 3 'W A-IW, HH' , G 1 1 X 1 1 V , I, i i Y z , 4 5- i ' ,JH ,, ' -i',i i N Y , 'W HM is ,WQQM 'i . 'dn ar Jr W' H fl ft . X - - F f . , if 'J f , i 7 31' 1 1 H. If l - dm- -' W W Q 'ik me - li W My up ,I 'l l lUz,,: :-4 3 few A lr -' 1.7 ,,V A e 'F ' .4 , CW 55.529 Qdfil , C Www' I 19131 it S if E X1 x N 3 .2 skill Syl I 'I X K at P Students enjoy fi wil ' ,lt L 4 I at J ,f 1 . 'W' li., 1 .W- 1 1 vm. ed a variety of foods from the snack bar Freshmen show spirit through participation I, fi K 2, Mauser, Doug vw i' H K 1 May, Kerry K K , V, li ll Medley, Gay ' g WAV. ' , 42' Q. Meek, Scott wi r' 1 ' lil ' f 3' Qt 4 -lr ' ff X T m ,251 ff ,V , ssrp if s l 5!5 9 E' we ar sa-li.. f , F v 1 X :E U if 5 i 5194 1 ' -af.-, , ill' -n ar- S A ,fe- KJ n . yy 5 Mellor, Randell Meyers, Deborah Michael, Tim Milhoan, Beverly Miller, Mark Miller, Randy Miracle, Lisa Mitchell, Dave Mitchell, George Mitchell, IoAnne Mlacker, Michelle Mollerup, Tom Moody, Iennifer Monfort, Lisa Mozonski, Thomas Muller, Susanne Murphy, Lewis Muscolino, Angela Myers, Jacques Nason, Tina Neilson, Tracy Nesbitt, Tom Neuman, Harold Neuman, Paul Neuman, Vince Nguyen, Chi Nimietz, Linda Nimmo, Shari Nixon, Glenn Norman, Shawn FRESHMEN 161 Karen Phillips and Mike Peck were the choice for Freshmen attendants at the Bicentennial Festival. Each different class chose their attendants a day before the Friday night game. This was the last game of the season. The whole school partici- pated in the Festival by entering some type of float to represent their class or club. Each float was shown at the assembly and were voted on to pick the best one. The Freshmen entered a very original one. Norton, Doug Nowtny, Cherri O'Farrell, John Ogle, Dan Owens, Beth Owens, Mark Packard, Julie Paige, Cindy Paige, John Parker, Debbie Parker, Susie Parnell, Patrick Pascale, Andy Pearsall, Jody Peck, Joseph Peebles, Eva Perkins, Gina Pesherine, Patty J w w, w , '55 J 5 it 9 Peters, Terri if ,. L 1 n wt Peterson, Charlotte wk F N I X 3 'lim' l Peterson, Dan ' , Q? 'F 3 gg 1 ,LV wif -wmv Peterson, Lynn 1 ? 1 I V J K1 W 'l 1 L 1 'ff , , 1 Phillips, Karen ,qw , Q W' J A , . ,, 'E lllr ii' A' VVI, K . , ' Phillips, Michelle I n f ' fr s kM,,,+tth' W i S J 3 J F 3, if is is all 'ti' it Q li it iAt,'it , ' 162 FRESHMEN 1 lg ,ff 1 53 ., 1 , Prosh face challenges of tomorrow i I' f if if M Mr ,I Q -C uni , L ' f Q F J C, 14 , V 'f E r .l ,Z K 4,5 iiji M Klux Hi i xl V ? f Q -'11-1. ' .- I K lk, B. Q , a h M V isa 5 jj H b 4- 4 .P ' I ' e -. - . ' ,... ., -P ' 'ji 2 Eve: 1 if A H ,if W Qi X' fo .5 ' -K-1. L ' . link. k'Q 5. l ' -'ggi' N I F ix .- iz: 'i a s 1 i ' 'S V H r 'da ' sn- , , f 2 - 5 2 , 1 1 i f tw i . '- f A .-.1 Y Q if f ,A 'JIU S - 15, 3 ,-4 si! i if-1 . Q, . 'E is algal ' 1, ' ii , ,. . , law-U -mi, ' N- , .wjif i Ak:f.,I 'P ff Y '1 xx .fy Q H W U, 1 .1 Q ,lim 2, 'K F i ,7 C if ' , 2' C ' K R '- x 'gms - A V .I t,. . zis ffftfi 5.159 i ' ' 1 s. fi ' ef ifif' .,. - M., s. ., .1 Q if , ,, U u ffl fe 2 '. ' fi 1 J 4 , Pierce, Bonnie Pillon, Mark Plack, Matt Plemens, Mary Poor, Suzanne Porter, Kim Porter, Scott Poteet, Michelle Potell, jeff Powers, Anne Price, Loretta Procunier, Mark Rau, Mike Ray, Kevin Reagan, Bill Reams, Matt Reid, jeff Reid, Mike Reynolds, Dave Riedel, Ioe Rios, Karen Rios, Mary Ripplinger, Mary Rivera, Mike Roberts, Cindy Roberts, Pam Robinson, Beth Rooks, Paul Rorabaugh, Kenda Rosepiler, Lori Roy, Brian Rubin, David Salamone, IoAnn Sandlin, Linda Sanford, Chris Saunders, Connie FRESHMEN 163 Saylor, Bunny Scheetz, Craig Scheuer, Diane Schmidt, Greg Schmidt, Robin Schranz, Barbara Schultz, Elizabeth Scocco, Madeline Scott, Edward Seaman, Ashlee Searles, Ann Semler, Irene Seppala, Marlon Shaffer, Dean Shaffer, ,lean Sheppard, Aaron Shepherd, Bethany Shettel, Woody Shular, Scott Simpson, Charlotte Simpson, Kenneth Simpson, Terry Slattery, Brenda Sloniker, Kim Smelser, Karin Smith, Edward Smith, Lynda Smith, Pamela Smith, Randy Smith, Steve 164 PRESHMEN if 43 ? ,. sg ,S . ff l 'Sim- f 1 Q x 5? x ..M... 1 W' S s. It 1 if i l Q1 'fri fe 144919, , , , . ' ,egg :W , . 7' Mu' nv li' 1 . ' LH- '- ,i ,,, x. uf i MQ? NN Smith, Suzan Smith, Terri Snoke, Steven Snyder, Patty Solano, Donna Sports, Ruel Staggs, Richard Staten, Chris Stearn, jeff Stebbins, Dawn Stewart, Gerry Stewart, Randy FRESHMEN 165 4 , Stine, Bob 2 'A Q I Stinson, Bobby Qt, -1- Stinton, Kerry S Stover, Mathan sw A , 1 Stidman,Ioseph 5 as ng 2 W 'U 1 l Q 3 J Xl N Stroud, Harvey is the f , , ,, ' ' x A gt: I l i ,mm . ' xt I A 1 :al ' l' 5 1 Ph gv, ol O HW,-al!'hr Above, students leave the cafeteria in a hurry to get to their next class. The cafeteria must be cleared to let the workers get ready for the second lunch students who will use the same facilities. Right, Roger Woolsey poses for a candid as he tries to get interested in his class. Some of the classes here at GHS are over- crowded compared to last year and that is partially contributed to the fact that we now have a full four year school. E 1 Il S ig f M- f' e Sullivan, Kevin 1NV'S ' :lf Summers, Albert V ' :N it ,gg H EW 'ii,. l M Vlyll its it .1 ' i W1 2 i If will ., , i1' M .wwf .. 'MM' .A H Summers, Diana 1, 1 ' , 1. 7 , m if X Sutton, Judy nf I 1, 'S ' - 'F ' Swan, Margo - ' ' 'L' ' - I V:-go -i Switay, Debbie K ' i 5 A ' Taflinger, Becky Nu if It N , ,L Tanguay, Monique 'H-9 tk ' A N ' : V - nl ' II 'W if is K'iEl Qiriii, ,fl4l,' 'Wi ',4 fc i f Q 95 mr! f 1, if' 166 PRESHMEN Y l Above, Mary Hoffman and some of her fellow classmates , model their entry for the Bicentennial Festival. The name of their entry was Baseball, Hotdogs, Apple Pie and Chevrolet. They were the winner of the contest. Right, Mark Becker is one of Greenway's track team members. The Freshmen team ran after school to get ready for the many games they had this season. There are many hours of preparation that goes into becorning a trackster. im , as a,f..i:21. f sv-ffsW'Mg 7iY:rft': .?t5'ki'Y ff? 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QRS 'R 4 i Xxx N 451 . www I Z 1 -4-1-4-1-1-4 TTZNBE ggzfgfbr -- YD sss':P 130025 w-.::ff: Egfr? s mg-5 in Thomas, Ronald Thomas, Rusty Thompson, Debbie Tillotson, Dave Tinsley, Gina Tompkins, Daniel Toner, Brenda Troutman, Dave Trujillo, Evelyn Tryon, LeeRoy Turner, Daniel Tyers, Iames 167 FRESHMEN Urquidez, Sharon VanBuslcirk, janet VanLoenen, Terry Vantussen Broek, Neil Veir, Ieff Vennel, Pam Vichich, Kathy Vil, Ronald Viola, Mary , Wade, Scott Wadell, Allen Wall, Marilyn W 11 y 'i 1,1 E 1, 'I I 41 5, C 1 , W i r X , Ik ,, , 1 'C' 1 ' - H u 1, w , !' li ' , Q ff- MW Ja, II hlZi'mf,I'i 'i, 'l i, iw, 'rmlr l K , M W H T, ,W 2 Q i 5 4' 1, 1 l- + il! I H M .i . V ' 'W.i iz i 1' . 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WM 'tp it 'L -M , M ' Whitmer, Lorna , ' 1 , j ff ,lf , ' H ,f l , fggii, is g ift +C f ' it i T Q i .f iie f M ,emit 51 is f f yi , 1 X i f ' ill, Tx' 4' if 'l l ll Il - f : i ,vw if, ' W' K M- 2 yi 5 in A : .i f f ' 5 3 1 ,11 Z M, I A , - , I WE v' ,ig xv 'Mig lf f Above, at the assembly students look onward at the chorus and band as they perform at the Christmas assembly. Right, Laura Carnacelli enjoys playing tennis at the newly painted courts which were added on to at the beginning of the year. 168 PRESHMEN f . , .ii ,,..,-we it Ever striving, ever growing frosh look forward to years to come fag 'ny f x .Ph fe f, 5 'X f , vt iliri' Nw, lil il Ll' ,- V' qt f ' as - , R ' i , i L I f Nia . if Wiberg, Tim Widick, Misty Wiersma, Brad Wilkins, jill Willis, Kelly Williams, Iames Williams, Mike Williamson, Eliza Wilson, Sheryl Wines, Steward Wing, Cindy Wingfield, Iohn Wingfield, Phil Wingham, Linda Winjum, David Winning, Dottie Witham, Kenneth Woolsey, Roger Wren, Randy Wright, Liz Wyatt, Iudie Wyble, Steve Yalung, Iayne Kruegar, Roxanne FRESHMEN 169 Counselors direct students toward promising careers A counseling office was organized by C1reenway's first senior counselors, Charlene Tallakson and lean McMinn. The office is open all the time for any senior to come in and browse through the many college catalogs from around the country, scholarship information and various vocational 170 FACULTY information. Freshmen, sophomores and juniors are divided between the other counselors, who help solve these students' problems. The counselors are 1-TONY I-IELMg 2-CHARLENE TALL- AKSON, 3-IEAN McMINN, 4- ION MILLER, 5-PATRICIA STACY and 6-IANICE SEARS. N qig is s 'Wm Admin. directs students Greenway's administration coped with the many student and community problems, with patience and diplomacy. One major problem the ad- ministration handled, was the possibility of a closed campus. However, involved students spoke to every period 4 class, Nov. 6, to inform and publicize the litter and destruction problem, which was occuring to complaining homeowners surrounding Greenway. Later, other responsible students took it upon them- selves to clean and pick up the area around the vending trucks. - 1-BOB STERRETT, Principal: 2-BURTON MILLER, Assistant Principal of Activities, 3- DAVID SMITH, Assistant Prin- cipal of Services, 4-WENDELL SHEETS, Dean of Students, 5- School Board, fleft to right! standing, ARNOLD H. ROVEY, GORDON WAGNER, WILLIAM L. JONES, Super- intendent and RICHARD D. STAPLEY. Sitting are ANNE SHULZ and DR. ARTHUR N. LINDBERG. 6-DR. WILLIAM L. IONES, Superintendent. X ix E 924 ,J 0.0 if 6240 5,9 :LO 0' 25 wQ'p', 8. get FACULTY 171 5 N Q 'Q as 5.- Behind scenes Maintenance Cafeteria are on the move While the Maintenance night staff stays cleaning GHS until 11 p.m., the cafeteria staff arrives at 6:50 a.m. The staff then begins to prepare breakfast and lunch for the students. The new addition of breakfast this year, offered coffee, doughnuts, orange juice and granola cookies 1-Cafeteria staff fleft to righfl, Sara Reece, Shelia Rausher, Florence Kelly, Ieanie Fraser, Rosa Ferrantello, Mildred Farley, Carol Wood, Dorothy White, Iune Armstrong. 2-Main- tenance fleft to rightl, sitting, Howard Ottenberg and Sid Beck. Standing, Robin Bendik, Wes Sheldon, Ed Powell, Francis Dodds, Benito Perez, Charles Singelton, Blas Chavez, Cecil Tingle, Charles Reigel, Ernest Lorona, Robert Youngblood, Thomas Cwoodin, Richard Reed. Not pictured is Lugene Berrier. F . JN UL We HIGH SCH HIGH SCHOOL 172 FACULTY Students, facult , principals is K' are assisted b office staff 3-Greenway proves to be a training ground for C.0.E. secretaries, left, Debbie Pursell and right, Mitzi Iones. 4-P.A.Y.S. officer, Don Donati the administrators, teachers and Qipp students. Left to right are sitting, 4 ,M ff' MX Mary Dulinslci, Helen Sherrick, Edna Bayus. Standing are Linda Dingman, Deloris Harris, Mary helps students with troubles con- cerning family life and the law. Also, he gives lectures to classes on varied st bjects. 5-The school's secretaries are some of the most important people on our campus. In addition to their secretarial duties they per- form countless other services for Naeve, Avis Bisson, Ianet Esposito, Molly DeLeon, Nelia Greer, Margaret Strasser, Marjorie I-Iuth, and Betty Ostermeier. 6-Nurse, Leola Nichlas, is on hand for any medical emergencies. e 9. ,fer FACULTY 173 Q nv X . ww, . K. an - ' ,A ge. dl M k X3 n ,k4'- b fi M we 'iw We sys X manoeu- al ' 1 :ht-as 3 W wg, A :gz- ,Vg ESQ e Q Riff? .Nigga X. Q3 moi I English dept. adds accelerated classes Something new this year in the English Department was accelerated classes. Iunior English classes saw the play Our Town at ASU, while senior accelerated classes studied Shakespeare and other English literature. Because C1reenway's enrollment grew due to 700 new students, five new teachers were added to the department. The teachers in the English depart- ment are 1-CORA CRESSWELL, English 3-4, and 3-4C, 2-SUSAN BURNETT, English 3-4 and Pub- lications, 3-DANIEL ALONZO, English 3-4, 4-IAMES SCI-IAAP, English 7-8 and 7-8C, 5- DOROTHY PRESTON, Remedial Reading 1-2 and 3-4 and Developmental Reading, 6- ESTA GARMAN, English 5-6, Drama 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6, 7- PEGGY GREGORY, English 5-6, Iournalism 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6, 8-BONNIE HOFFERT, English 5-6, 9-CAROL MORRISON, English 1-2, 10-WALLY IONES, English 1-2, 11-HELENE EORCIER, English 5-6 and 5-6C, 12-JOAN GASPERAK, English 3-4 and Typing 1-2, 13- MARCIA LEE, English 7-8, Speech 1-2 and 3-4,14- VIRGINIA CIBNEY, English 1-2, and 15-TOM MCCORMICK, English 1-2. ,, I p 1 Ui N t ffl 5 -3 it if V Sis FACULTY 1 75 T 13 A ff' ff 32: ,. M, Q ax, Q 6 f ,A A I gl A b v L 5 x K A ,mwg ,Q . - K - f, x .... it .. L 55 k..x,,.1a:i,k K . R. . .. .,,, ,1 1 L , ' 695' tg T Org .X ' Effifii' .4 S A W ., ,win X , 55 . sN .. w. ,- A. sfiiigiifs' FFA, Y 343,15-'s ff: f W -KG ' wg 5, ,A . My l -: ga iLiEi:? Slclffai 'Q S-'jx ,ima-f 9 Kim 2-- 4: 5,yg.u if V' gf-f' .'1 Q94 1- -fag. xx: uv gs: 1- 5, -xfgct, 1 'T +V! .f 1 K Q Y Eff? -33125 1:54. A Tug!!- y X Wm! X x 5 ,X 3554 y R I, x 5, Q I i 3, s, 14- if .P Ke 176 FACULTY i-K 1 -'I' Q. 4 Foreign languages open new worlds, Media Center holds key Russian 1-2 was offered for the first time this year at Greenway, exposing students to the Russian language and culture. The Media Center aided students in cultural backgrounds by making available films, video tapes, books, magazines, tape recordings, records, microfilm and numerous other audio-visual aids. These materials were also available for other research work and student enjoyment. For teachers, the Media Center helped in the production of slide-tape and video presentations. The teachers in the Foreign Language Department are 1- BARBARA BRADLEY, Spanish 1-2 and 5-6, 2-MELVIN KREITZMAN, Spanish 1-2, French 1-2 and 3-4, 3-HELEN IACOBSON, Developmental Reading, German 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, 7-8, Russian 1-2, 4-STEVEN ZlECulVlAN, Latin 1-2, 3-4, 5-6, and Spanish 3-4, 5-ROSIE FOSTER, Spanish 1-2 and 3-4. In the Media Center are 6-NANCY BAYCO and 7-RON BELIVEAU. K ln. f FACULTY 177 Ag., Arts teach basic 'tools-of-the-trade This year's Agriculture Depart- ment added three new additions to the northeast corner of the campus. A greenhouse, arena and an eight-stall livestock building were built by Agriculture 1-2 and 3-4 students. The Greenway Chorus has this year multiplied from 32 students to 144 since last year. The students are divided into four different choruses, beginning, intermediate, advanced and mixed. Teachers in the Agriculture Dept. are: 1-KEN MCFADDEN, Ag. 1-2, and 3-4, 2-RICHARD CONDIT, Ag. 1-2, 3-4 and 5-6. Music and art dept. teachers are: 3-NITA MCCONNEL, Crafts 1-2 and Leather Jewelry, 4-IACK MILLER, Art 1-2, 3-4 and Adv. Art, 5-BILL COLLINS, Crafts 3-4, Art 1-2 and 3-4, 6-RUTH DUBINBAUM, all Choruses and Music Theory. 178 FACULTY Y W lf W' -,-:7 The band with the Pom-pon line participated in the A.S.U. Band day, October 25, where they received an excellent rating trophy. Cooperative Office Education, CCOED, Marketing and Account- ing are just a few of the new classes that were offered this year in GHS' business department. The business teachers are 1-COLEEN DALL- MANN, COE, Typing 1-2, and Shorthand 1-2, 2-EDWARD BUFPORD, Marketing, and Typing 1-2, 4-IAN CHAVEZ, General Business, General Mathematics and Basic Algebra 1-2, 5-MARGUERITE ARNOTE, Shorthand 1-2, 3-4 and Office Practice, 6-SCOTT GIDDINGS, General Business and Typing 1-2, 7-HARLAN HUNTER, Accounting 1-2, Typing 1-2 and 3-4. This year's Band sponsor and director is GURDEN HUTCHINS shown in picture 3. He also teaches all other band classes. if 'f '55 1 fi ff' Business teaches skills Qi? it i fax 'V .B 3 6 Social studies teachers feel learning should be fun 1-CAROLE HOYT, Ariz. Gov't, History and English 1-Zy 2- RONALD I-IALBACH, Urban Problems and Man and Societyp 3-MICHAEL CUPELL, Anthro- pology, and Ariz. Gov't.g 4-SAM- UEL LEVY, U.S. History: 5-IOHN THIELE, Ariz. Gov't, and U.S. Historyp 6-SHARON WALKER US. Historyp 7-GEORGE CHILCOAT, U.S. History and Continental Geographyp 8- STEPHEN DALY, Safety Ed.p 9-LAURIE PHELPS, World History and Ariz. Gov't. .-v fl H K gg .. WH - 5 S22 .S Q .w ., A 1 kr-ieiff . A 1 . A Ying, f f' -xiii-. W L. .. . I ,,yr9i,.ii W K F - , if 4 Mk ,f K - 8' .. sk K . Qi? K . , -,X,,-My , . ,Sz 41.3, - --f .1-ff ..A- . x 3 .. .Q ca? . x - Q 10-THOMAS PANHOLZER, Gov't, Economicsg 11- HOWARD MUELLER, Health and Safety Ed.p 12-LOGAN BAUER, Gov't. and Economicsp 13-KENNETH STEPHENS, Gov't, Economics and Ariz. Gov't and History. FACULTY 181 Home Ec, Industrial Arts teach students techniques Home Ec. and Industrial Arts 3-4, Home Furnishings and d9Paf'fmen'f5 helped in the Bachelor Survival and 3- teaching of vocational and DIANA HQLME5, Home demesfic Skills- Economics 1-2, 3-4, Creative with the Vafietb' Of 01215595 Foods and Bachelor Survival. offered in the Home Ec. depart- Industrial Arts teachers are 4- ment students learned many MICHAEL DANIELEK, Woods things applicable to future 1-2, 3-4 and Metals 1-2, married or single life. 5-DONALD DYKES, Drafting In Inductrial Arts, students 1-2, 3-4 and Auto Main- learned many vocational skills. tenance, 6-MAX CAMPBELL, Teachers in the Home Ec. Auto 1-2 and 3-4, 7-GREGORY department are 1-IUDITI-I MYERS, Auto 1-2 and 8- TILLOTSCN, Family Living and STANLEY WOOD, Metals 1-2 Child Development, 2-PATRICIA and 3-4. DAVIS, Home Economics 1-2, 1. 1 'ix 5 x if 2' 'Sim 4 . gd, 11. -.11 .,s -1.5 X W Q wax .. .3 3, gt. . .11-W x ..:1. ,QQ . 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' 1 . .. f.. .1 -1' 11 .-mx 1-f11gs1'.-,1. f .1 M1 5 215555-gz?2f2'zfT1 1, Eg -1 xi iii: E 1 5 S 1.1.1.1 1 . 1.1.-J -111 . 1 L' 1 . .1--. 115.11-1-112. 1 . .1 1 , ,L., 1. 1 Q R 1 -1. 1 '12zsSi1f.. '.,.1 . 'mg .11 f1'. I 1 1 11 1,151 ...-- 1 . wil.. 11-. 1 -1 . .,1. . . -131' 1 L1L11 , ,,..., - 11 1 ,. FACULTY 183 Physical Education teaches coordination This year's Physical Education classes participated in a num- ber of different activities, including archery, badminton, volleyball, square dancing and gymnastics, which were coed. The teachers in the Physical Education Department are 1-BRUCE WILSON, Boys Adv. P.E., 2-LOIE HARRIS, Girls Adv. P.E., 3-CHUCK KINZER, Boys P. E. 1-2 and Boys Adv. P.E., 4-BEVERLEY SPITLER, Girls P.E 3-4, 5-BILL ROBINSON, Boys P.E. 1-2, 6-TED BLAKE, Boys P.E, 3-4, 7-MARCIA VAUGHN Girls P.E. 1-2, s-HELEN BoUNDs, Girls P.E. 1-2. f New Math classes added The teachers in the Math Department are 9-WAYNE FLOOD, Algebra 1-2, Basic Algebra 3-4 and Algebra 3-4, 10- DOUG HOWARD, Basic Algebra 1-2, 3-4 and Algebra 1-2, 11- DAVID HAMMER, Basic Algebra 1-2, General Math and Funct. Math, 12-BILL MCGINN, Geometry, General Math and In- troduction to Computers, 13- DARELL HATCH, General Math, Basic Algebra 1-2 and Advanced Math, 14-ALBERT MORNING- STAR, Basic Algebra 1-2 and 3-4, 15-MARLENE MILLER, Algebra 1-2, 3-4 and General Math, 16-BEVERLY PRICE, Basic Geometry and Geometry. There were several new Math classes added this year. Kxxkll Science is discovering Science includes Earth Science, Biology, Advanced Biology, and Chemistry. 1-LEO ROBINSON, Biology and Adv. Biology, 2- IAMES SOUTHALL, Earth Science, 3-MICHAEL O'DONNEI.L, Earth Science, 4- JAMES EASTIN, Biology and Earth Science, 5-ELIZABETH TATASEO, Chemistry and Chemistry C, 6-KEN CORLEY, Biology? 7-GREG SCHAFPER, Biology, 8-DAN LAPSYS, Earth Science and Forces of Environ- ment, 9-FRANK VARGAS, Biology and Biology C, 10- ROBERT BRIDGES, Physical Science and Physics. is 'Y 531:47 'Mm' .c,4.f4.ms5i w a f r' rg -,:--. , ,,,,, i 5 fggigg W 411,512 6,2555 J 9 2 Q , was K w,,,fwf W1 y ff ,tg a an ag 2 W 1 'K Q V 4 s ,, 1 Q CSV Zf4,,,.. .. .s,w:aa ,. ,,a'faazeaa'a ' ff fi f ' in we .xxx l K . . A Y S Aid found in Special Services The people of Special S rvi h lp d h specific cl b l d emotional h d p d g to Mr. Enk. Sl-IERRY GREEN, Lea g Disabili 2-IOHN ENK L ning Disabilities. 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Sorry to leave the memories of yesterday and excited aboutithe challenges facing them tomorrow, were feelings shared by many seniors. So now let us take a last look at our past, live with the present, and think of our future. AKEN his gunna ii lv 3 , GEM . I K K .gi .1- 3 s 'K we f JA ov.-:NQQ ,eg 355 ed? gg. 56995 Q Q DH 'T Q0 the student y reflect on Thls being my of the CLOSING 191 A Time for Thanks C , U MMM. af, WW Um f TZIIEI' . 9118. Coniratulafuoms to the Grdduaiing C1655 or 1 9 76 Ons 1 .fi 3 Q9 PAUL ANTONETZ SALES REPRESENTATIVE .Z6LfQ6wMQ46i4mwWHQf 27TH AVENUE A wEsT CAMELBACK RQAD - PHOENIX. ARIZONA 'ZO77 EUS. RES. 978 242-5555 .70-H5421 . ,io-o-ci D .X 555'1'west Gres-nway Road Phoenix,Arizona 85025 995-6780 GREENYJAY AUTO SUPPLY, INC CAQ 519.49 3440 was-r GREENWN4 ROAD m Pe-aofrum, ARIZONA 55025 ,G 'f' Pnons 942-28ll RALPH BOLLIN-G ONAINER OPEN SU NDAYS from: Lim-.st Aouilfncvn 3 fisf Church l:UClC5.sb0,QAA. MQW Mmm was Jawa. 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