Greenway High School - Demonian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 278 of the 1977 volume:

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Anne Ty Burns, Editor -ix fan K3 rfw' ,ef 'L if ,f 6: if ,il is 3541 an 2-a . .. , .A 4 Contents Q Coming . . . . . 4 Living... 16 Grouping . . . . . . 56 Competing . . . . . . 76 Learning . . . . . . . 138 Leaving .... . . ., 5242 INTRODUCTION 3 Stopping f To laugh To smile To be me f ff '25 M INTRODUCTION 5 E ERN M ,,,,w.,,,.P WWWMLMWWWMMQ ww-f---W V' K 'G w 2 vu W, ,. x M i 1 V i 6 INTRODUCTION x I, ,iiii,l313fWWi Coming together - you and I Stopping for memories Sharing and guiding Giving and supporting Sometimes alone Sometimes together Each other - you and I INTRODUCTION 7 8 INTRODUCTION Q wp, 5, fi MX Q' s s EQ, ?Y'1 'vw ck 5 V R2 Wu ' J if 10 INTRODUCTION Memories - Like pictures we take within our minds Of one special second A fragile momento last through all our lives To l l ll :X E :M ll i INTRODUCTION 11 Being alone We had a chance to think Being together We had a chance to share Each way We had a chance to grow As one As many ,f i M x .ff f 5 ,. , i ni- vm-iw , , vw' X f 'N U - WM 'W fi ii 'C if iishm xiiimiwmsm WW WMM X' Mi' X -, M H N it if wwwu -. X. V. V . ,N g , V X: nb ,api it i '. X W ea 12 INTRODUCTION i M, g INTRODUCTION 13 And one day in the future We'll recall in a passing minute The words and the actions The memories we made In one short year Just a stop along the way fs 'S M I W rwmaw 'EK It , fn' ,, 2 r- J it ,-,Q , 222 if , 9 I n I if A 5 . I' l J f e t I in 'A fl ar e ' I In wit 1 , - , , , Q -5 . K, e I ' ' I g : 5' A 1 i ,,' A I 'if if W Li MMM f- ?3'iLf'2Gf? ' i M 5' ff W yx Q 14 INTRODUCTION I' INTRODUCTION 15 9 n , . nf I 4 A 4 wa W. K , if ,. - 'xg 3? L. 1 Q, A W , mmnqgfw--wggw , Q.. pg-h na avi wi. A - W ,wx mmm ' , 'f uf My M H 1 4 A AW, 37 ft . Q .K -F 'W.q in g W H W' A 'Wm 1, , 'K Q 'W' t , , Q jfihw HL: bm 5493-0-up Y J , 1, ' - A. me H 'V fi-nf L mm ' ,MV 4 ,WM V' ,A?tf 'ff f - W 'J f' U ' WK A - 115 'V WW if WW Jw m f W M- Q 'W 2 .. 18 LIVING Fall brings changing leaves and school ul' ' N V v VA an ' viii : -E . I' Q. 4. I . x X 'Q ' 'Al R' K, 'lv f I 'V , , 1 il may f Q- V l w Temperatures dropping from the summer highs, the leaves changing color and the fresh smell of crisp, cool air all ring in the fall season. In the fall, there is a new feeling of relief from the summer heat, but this season also means that school has begun again. A change can really be seen when fall sets in. The leaves are the tattletale signs of the season. They give it all away with the golds, reds, yellows and oranges. This time of year has a way of helping everyone to forget the scorching desert summer. It also has a way of making others remember a fall that was spent somewhere else - where the leaves did change their colors, the air was cool and sometimes where it even snowed. To those, who can recall an autumn season when the ground was littered with dead leaves and the air seemed to bite into the skin, this page is dedicated. LIVING 19 , nl -.'.'TA .rrz Q 1 Z fa MH wzjilzifx I 4 MLW? 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Below is Frito Bandito . Both costumes were displayed on Halloween Day. Last, the true spirit of Greenway students is shown on Green and Gold Day when everyone tries to piece together an outfit of those two colors. '1 'H A 5 4 n wiv 'NJ' raw. Q as Y Y x , Q X n X 'H K s Xh .X.,: :xii KO' -wg pix, X, LIVING 23 Homecoming activities Show school pride Many activities filled the Friday before the Homecoming football game. The assembly highlighted the school day. Then, it was soon time for the game against the Agua Fria Owls. Many graduates return- ed to see the Varsity team gain their second victory of the season. To the right is Greenway's mas- cot, Lori Hodges. Directly below Lori is a crowd of students at the assembly. Left is Piper Weldon participating in a skit. Below is the drama students in costumes for their skit. Last is the end result of the Student Government skit at the assembly. 24 LIVING ,A C 117' WTW , 5 f- ef-f .F u Q , 3 , , N :S 'Q BBN, , ,if 3 ' s A l ,, Will' ,J . 1 , ? ' E , , lm M A gf' 1 f ? -+C -135' Halftime was a very spectacular sight During halftime of the Homecom- ing game, there was a spectacular show of floats and fireworks. Every- one watched with enthusiasim as the royalty was announced and they paraded around the field. Top left is a fireworks display of a demon. Center is the Saddle Club. To the right is the baloon salute to the returning graduates of '76. Bottom left is a player racing onto the field. Last is the Senior Class float. 1 .J On the opposite page, top right is a salute to America during the pre-game show. Center right is the Junior Class float with the theme of 'Flushing the Owls'. Bottom right is the TRAGYC float, which won the prize for the best float. . V Im, H FAX A P il, Bottom left is a float representing the Hanging of the Owl'. This was the first year that Greenway stu- dents constructed floats to add color and life to the halftime festivities. A dance followed, where students celebrated the victory. ln jr-psf f i 9: r, V' ' 145 1 ff r I' . :E , 579.3 , v --4t Q . Ng QM YYY? V r , ,W W -... .. Q, mx wif 'f WP , , ww- 4' A? 4, A f T Sf w., fu, ' ' A , ,,v.. 1 if 3 ,qw -,ww '1' i , ':i ' a , MWI 1QfHH wlgigiw w vw ,,,,, M A W Ws1,13: X 55 ,gif M - W-ww' A 4- V 1 ,-3a:f:f,w:'4 m:v.'f1 .w - 3' .,x-muffz eggs :i1,52Q1,2f'f':N 1-1,22g3171J-,:'N H 4,fw?4w W ' , ,, pg- .1 A M V ' ' Fgfx '2S Z,Lz4 ,W 1' .VJ LSYW' Sq. Jie, ' Y ' - - f RJ: -V-A-' 2 fm W 1,2 gi ,, 5i'3,r' ' 3' ' ' c Q f ,Y X , Q 1 rg G' px If i ,N , 11 Qw , -eww 2:1 1 'Q ' yn H, ,,4, ,J - -if-, -V 1 ,, 1 f??!?'Wi?F ' ,Q HJ 3 ,, ,P M: ' 7119? 'af -..L ff' First musical performed B Greenway students Greenway High School students performed in their first musical. The story centered around the last kiss from Conrad Birdie to Kim Macaffee. The students did a lot of work to get the play to the final stage of opening night. Credit should also go to Ms. Garman, who as the drama teacher, produced the play. Also, credit should go to the band members who were involved with the musical part. There was a large applause for cast and crew during the two weekends of per- formances in December. On this page, top left, is Erin Stewart playing the Sad Girl . Next, is Paula Amundson portray- ing Kim Macaffee. Bottom right is the cast talking on telephones. At bottom left is Joe Riedel and Paula Amundson as Hugo and Kim. ' -L, N. X 28 LIVING Es...-nn. pn... 34 gig-fn ee Q NJ f 4 'P J School chorus slugs at sellout concert Many concerts were performed by the chorus during the year at school and various places in Phoenix such as Mountain Shadows and the Veterans Hospital. S At the top, there are two soloists: Sheila Badgley and Jon Halbur. She sang, The Laughing Song and he sang, I Believe . Next are the boys' section and the Sopranos, followed by the tenors and the altos. Then, a group shot of the chorus. Last is Chris DuBois play- ing 'Fur Elise on the piano. if N 5 W ' xx , 0' wx . .Bw ,iw 5 wat' A 9' K A I il 30 LIVING Greenway band plays at same concert 'zhQ's ,ae-x The band also did its share to make the holiday concerts a success. Starting on the top at the right is a picture of Mara Nielson. Then, there is Jeff Ashworth, followed by two pictures of the trumpeteers concentra- ting on the music they are playing. Last, there is a picture of the band teacher and conductor Mr. McQuade. The band and chorus joined their talents to bring holiday music to the students and faculty during the month of December. .fQs1-..4sX hristmas shows times of happiness Christmas means a lot of differ- ent things 'to different people. To some people it's receiving presents, to others it's the warm feelings. At any cost it's a time when the world comes to a silent rest. Moving clockwise is Santalllz At the dance everyone had fun: includ- ing Royalty Ben Simpson and Ann Spinoso: A Christmas tree is always in sight: with it's decorations. wa W As 1 it :N vg M W T wg, ' 5 A Y v - wx -Y f , fi f- Q WMM ,Q ,gay 4 x iw xljxw ,1H'-.QW W f X 1, W up ,ffl WH ,M :Q 'eq-5 xi U W'- iw ,, Jww .ww-I gee Mc - 1 wmww, N ' N . M. i a 1 1 . 9 .QQ ,x,, .- 4 . 1 X Eg X ' ji A ' ffl: 53 A nuff X 4 X , Y li? , .fp XM mm X VM H fmizv . eww X 'fv1f'::1'. A 25 Homeeomlng King and ueen crowned At Greenway's H.S.'s first home- coming game, many interesting and exciting festivities took place, one of which was announcing the first King and Queen. Diane Brinegar and Scott Webster were chosen out of five couples to hold this once-in- a-life-time honor. icenter left! Diane expresses tears of joy as she rides around the football field during the halftime parade of royalty. This years royalty was crowned by last years Bicentennial royalty. They also express moments of excitement and happiness around school as the picture shows in the bottom left. l l I 2 E' 1 First Homecoming Ro alty is chosen Q s in-W., .X ,, ,A .X., ,ii 1--f f Fil W if iffii 'gs if ,rg r 2 'ff-L 4 ir , lim ' S W Ai W ,EA jiri: ' ! ff? , with, lit Walla A M 1' k + i asf, f - 1 .ml V' sf. ,lg MW aww My-,wir N, r ll in W 1 , limi- if ' riwriiwim kiwi At Greenway's first Homecoming, royalty was chosen. Danny Croman and Lori Mathews were chosen for senior attendants, Skip Ast and Michelle Colter were the junior attendants. The sopho- more attendants chos- en were Paul Rocks and Jackie Arterburn. Also chosen were the freshmen attendants Chris Denning and Wendy Schuff. ' V mx-Saw H ' N w T' wx'QLx,NwHxSQ'f y W e ' ' aw . 5w'2f::-12 fx if ,pf 1 i I A if 2? f., i Christmas Ro alt Selected For the first time this year at Greenway, Christmas Royalty were chosen. One King and Queen were crowned with two attendents from each class. King and Queen tbelowi, Ben Simpson and Anne Spinoso, were crowned at the dance. Senior Atten- dents chosen were lleftb Pat Yalung and Lori Gritsner. A11 classes chosen for Christmas Royalty are pictured on opposite page. 37 On December 18, the excitement grew for five couples that were chosen as Christmas Royalty. They will re- member this experience for a long time in the future. Above: Greenway crowns Mike Ja- cott and Lisa Bonet as Junior royalty. Right: John Kovac and Sandy Griffiths were crowned for the sophomores royalty. Below: Freshman royalty were Mike Weiss and Lisa Fetters. The Christmas Dance, which was formal, provided the perfect atmos- phere for this special occasion. Q4 ' , ,. 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X I lu X ' 1 E 3 X X , XXX XM XX XX XXX X X XX X fXXXX , 4 , W N x NXX9 it Qiggk M M X KXX XVMQU 'Mid 5-'fist-1.5 WXWMN XXX X w WX XV, m f ,, X XXXXMXX X, -XXQXXYQX 2 ,Q-X, .X www' we M Wi ifferent students travel in many ways The personalities of the students at Greenway are revealed through the types of vehicles that they drive. Trucks were a very popular type of transportation, and this year there were a variety of models displayed in the parking lot. Moving right along there is a Ranchero which was not very com- mon. Rolling on down the page the next stop is a Camaro, a very popular model. 40 LIVING 2, X3 axxj M 'JM nv '1',wff1 f'4 A 5 ff ,, , J It 4? 3 K5 3552? gfxx -1 ,Q RY 'S 1 ff 3 ,ff GHS students hold a variety of Jobs Clockwise - Paul Chandler dishes out spaghetti with a smile on his face at Village Inn. Cindy Arthur uses her talents to make ice cream cones at Rinky Dink ice cream parlor. Eleanore Wituschek rings up a sale at Chaperal meets. Mike Wilson fills up glasses to be served at Don Rubens. Tracy Irish works in the camera department at Skaggs. Carrie Stidman keeps a smile as she cashes out customers at Ken- tucky Fried. Wess Hammond en- joys working at Kentucky Fried filling up glasses. Q52 i W ii-i ii,.- 1 H ll , Q QQEWWQT , 3 f Quwim aff V i to f f A 5 31, ww , ti vi .i-i , i,,,. , M ,,!,, it H ,X , ,jg-' Q + M JI 'Nm , gm, W M Dating is part of many students' lives On or off campus, couples stand out. A relationship with a person is a special feeling. Dating is always an important part of a high school student's life. To the right, Troy Brady and Lee Tyrone take their dates to Farrells after a movie. Directly below left, a couple looks down at a possible future. To their right, Kevin Finley and Suzette Valichnac buy tickets to a movie. At the bottom of the page, Don Johnston and Lisa Vollmer pause for a moment to rest. On the opposite page, top left, a Greenway couple descends on the escalator at metrocenter. Top right, Troy Brady and Lori Smith stop in a candy store. Bottom left, a couple visits a record store. Center bot- tom, a couple looks at rings. Right, a couple trys out a piano. 44 LIVING hx IGH! 2 MIM' wi' 3 y ,J bm. xi zu.. x E s E HP We s? 5, :Q W is ,fn 'Wa E2 N A I Many items became popular fads th' y I the next five pages 1S ear. I1 some of these fads will be looked at in music, dance and fashion special page on CB radios, one of th most popul fads of th y T the right is a word p l nta' ' g th popular fad f th past few y . They are: Fads Overalls Boogie Fev Toe Socks Earth Shoes Tube Tops Hairstyles Disco Disco Duck T Shirts Hustle Blue Jeans Scarves Boots CB Radios Chevy Vans 46 LIVING FADS Popular fads of this year Contained in word puzzle BACDPFADSRXFTAV OOSVBLUEJEANSQF OTUGDHIQRTHBFR GACFLFLJCSCJTAHP IDHUSTLESVGOUXQ EOBNCKDTESDERCF T - 1 F E P O V EBR AL L EBEHDIeUXRI'f0TRA l . -, or VOXTUBETQOPSCUA EOYACDGQDUVKDDR RTICKVBESFHfSXI DSJDGRRLSTGTROT IKTNPO SCARVESY Q Se VTSHIRT ROSGIQUL 4 QT HEVYVTANSVTVE XPQDNH, ARTHSHOE' -E y C.W. McCall's Convoy called for a breaker on nationwide airwaves in the fall of 1975. This country-westem song got just that and was not only limited to radio stations which favored this type of music. Many rock music stations also played it. With the success of that record, CB's lCitizen Band Radiosl became a national fad. Not only was the CB used to find speed traps on the highways, it was a communication system for friends. The FCC was overwhelmed with CB license applications and plans to expand the radio from 20 to 40 channels in order to accommodate the growing popularity of CB ra- dios. The following is an example of a conversation between two CBers. The handles are fictitious. Green Demon KGDD is to the left and Golden Vulture QGVD is to the right. .4447 WM v, Y- .mwmww Country-western hit song p Makes CB radios a fad E 0 fi U rn TRC-H :km GD: Break. Break. Channel 5. GV: Stand by that break 5. GD: 10-4. Break 5 standin' by. GV: Go ahead that break 5. GD: H10-4. Thank you much for the break. How about the one Golden Vulture. GV: The one Golden Vulture back at ya. GD: The Green Demon. GV: What's your 20, Green De- mon. GD: Up at that one Greenway High School, Golden Vulture. Are ya goin' to the football game? GV: IO roger, Green Demon. After that last game, I wouldn't miss this one. GD: That's a big 10-4. See ya at the high school 20. GV: 10 roger, Green Demon. Back 'em on down. We've shot our five. GD: H10--4 Golden Vulture. The one Green Demon in the mobile is clear on your final. GV: IO-4 Green Demon. Pass the good numbers around. Catch ya on the side. The one Golden Vulture. We're 10-10 and 10-8. LIVING 47 Disco sound comes to Greenway High Play that Funky Music and Get Up and Boogie . These two hit record titles describes accurately the fads in music and dance for this year. Disco was the latest arrival in the music and dance world, getting its start with The Hustle. With this new sound, 10,000 Discos opened. across the United States. In every one, people gather- ed on Friday's and Saturday's to show off the latest Disco Fash- ions and dances. For those who were too young to gain admittance to the Discos, local disc jockeys were hired to play the hits at school dances. Greenway's music preferences appear on the following page as the results of a survey taken of many students. Above - Many students attended Friday night dances at Greenway's gymnasium. llllt. r Mr gg gwfkflkilw W ,. 4 11 V L -at Below - Both record hops and bands were popular at dances. Here, one of the bands performs for a post-football game dance. 48 LIVING Below - Couples enjoy slow dancing 10. Silly Love Songs Survey shows Greenway's top songs Top Ten Hits 1. Love is Alive 2. Really Love to See You Tonight 3. Get Closer 4. If You Leave Me Now 5. Baby I Love Your Way l6. Don't Go Breaking My Heart 7. Rock and Roll All Night 8. Who Loves You 9. Nights on Broadway Most Popular Types of Music 1. Pop Rock A H 12. Disco Top Ten Groups 1. Gary Wright 2. England Dan and John Ford Coley 3. Seals and Crofts 4. Chicago 5. Peter Frampton 6. Elton John and Kee Kee Dee 7 Kiss i 8 Four Seasons Below - The American record industry Above - Slow dancing is still one of the 9 B G produces millions of albums a year. Here is most popular types of dances at Greenway. ' ee ees I just a small sample of some bought by 10. Paul McCartney and Wings Greenway Students. ,S 'X .W .sf we ktirrw xg X 'Yi 'kg 2 .3 'Q-5- . if gf V' wa I -.iiiffff-1 .S ,V ,. L J r L f ' Legg , 1-.:,-g I . e W-.af , at . N Ni' of w 1 ' W' Q1 fa- H wifi' 1. i,leglf+555'fL3t-it W' 'kg 1' to . Q f LIVING 49 , Many students are fashlon conscious Going clockwise we are showing different fads in fashion as shown by Greenway students. First, there is Danny Croman. His hair, like many other guys, is styled and neatly combed. Next there is Jeffri Brown, who is wearing a belted tunic over a white turtleneck with a pair of dress pants. Here is Stormie Rollins dressed ir1 black pants and a black vest. Now this is Dave Nelson who color coordinated his brown print shirt and white pants to match his light colored hair. In Mark Jauron's case, his black corduroy pants and black sweater outfit, go very nicely with his blond hair. 50 LIVING Here are more popular styles in clothing. All items are displayed by Greenway students. To the left is Jake Chilson, who is neatly dressed in a plaid shirt and white pants which coincide with his sandy blond hair. Continuing clockwise, there is Debbie Thomas, who is wearing a blue denim jumpsuit. Next is Ralph Dixon wearing a green sweater and a pair of blue dress pants. Then, there is Lance Wade l.1'1 a blue dress shirt and blue dress pants, which reflect his styled blond hair. Cherri Nowotny is wearing a version of a very popular item, a black jumpsuit. She also has her hair short and styled, as became popular for many girls this year. Many new styles became popular this year for both girls and guys. Hairstyles and clothing were begin- ning to matter more to students than in previous years. 'S LIVING 51 'W - + 1 ' 'Cin if x V 1' 'f 'W ' L :ffz -W W , -M H +. . X yu , W 'Q qi W., M W mx X A X X. X- .X M K ., MQMMX + ,, W 1 , Q mmm X XM M- 1 m f Mm H X. 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This ad- venture will take place at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. While the boys are there they will establish a mythical 51st state patterned after Arizona. The selec- tion of these students is based on leadership, character and service. Girl's State is sponsored by the American Legion Auxillary, open to Junior and Senior girls in high school. The purpose is to educate the girls in duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of the American citizen. The girls live as self-gov- erning citizens during their full stay. Girl's State will be held in Tucson on the University of Ariz. campus. Any Town is a program designed to help students find out about problems society faces. One Soph. boy and one Soph. girl will be picked. Any Town will be held in Prescott, Arizona. LIVING 54 P Boy 's State - Richard Chovella, alt., Matt Luttinen, Eric Adamczyk, and John Linert, alt. Girl's State - Michelle Colter, Terry Taylor, alt., and Jodi Hatfield. Any Town - Raul Rooks, Kathy Putman, alt., Audrey Colette, and Kurt Grube, alt. The graduates' stop along The wa comes to an end GRADUATION PRAYER Dear friends now we must leave and go out in our own separate ways. I wish the best of luck to you always and hope perhaps we'l1 meet again someday. Today we can easily remember all the memories and times we've shared. All our pleasures and our sorrows and the times that we have cared. We take these all together and we can look back with pride. Saying that each of us has learned a different love from inside. Keep this love and peace in mind wherever you do go. And in your days to come choose in proper paths to flow. Wherever life will guide you whether through happiness or sorrow. Remember to keep on looking ahead sing today . . . and live for tomorrow. Along with guidance and peace in life may you always be in good healthl And may you try to do your own part to remain true to yourself. I'll pray for you always and I hope that to each of you life sends The equal gift I receive just having you as my friends. -Sue Goodrich, senior LIVING 55 ,- M. 4 'ff 'iii . ijik' ' 'x , M ,Q n X 2 Xx 5 V J ,fywfiwtww V www , X fI 35 . ,I r -1 2. ' 'W 'K if ww X gg X md wx ww N 5 if W W X W. eg I f , if 1 wif , A ti ' i, A is Y' Q' g fl f f r , -v . A V W - 3 , I . f- a , , f , . -x A A fi ,Y 8. ,, iq I B' 1 R' I U M 11 ' Q X' X X 32 ,, M 5 1 fx it av wx X MN N AW W 1 N W Nw XX A I WQMW e vw 'W H+ K K --.5 1 wmlj v MN h 'X X X X ,W 43, Er A WSWS 5 :LJ 1. ,lgxb W W Af' Wwwvvimwm, 33 x Q WX M X My ,mcmmwm 'X ww My Mmwwww NNMWN, .MW XM A p, ww Xmsiilsxx X w, f 41.2- If X, -' X!!! N klxf I . ,.fsvfw,,,?,f K cgfuhf : M' V H 'yi' D ..-us ' ' Q H , X, 4 l QA IVI lzrfvs w E , if X . s MW- . xv-wa!!! GROUPING 57 Chorus has a ' 4 Good tlme ith music Beginning Chorus - 1First rowl Pamela Tait, Rita Byler, Donna Howerton, Patty Cerfus, Mrs. Dubinbaum, Cheryl Snyder, Paula Admundson, Terry Goss, LaRee Hicks, Laurie Blessington. lSecond row! Debbie Greth, Cindy Sturgis, Joanna Eck, Chris Pulire, Dianna Schueff, Florence Riley, Glynius Taylor, Meeghan Kanabel. iThird rowj Gayle Gilbert, Bonnie Boyd, Mary Laura, Vonda Elliot, Lisa Fetters. J M , -L J. , ' K f zggsgem, , , 'v R , A . :JA W K l. Advanced Chorus - tFirst rowl Michelle Cookerly, Sheila Badgley, Michelle Poteet, Bebbie Bruntter, Deanna Marten, Donna Howerton, Mrs. Dunbinbaum, Dorothy Jackson, Cheri Nowatny, Kelly Turner, Karin Ashley, Kathy Ryan. ISecond rowl 58 GROUPING Debbie Palmiter, Gina Sanson, Linda Kelly, Cindy Martin, Anne Kvamme, Lynda Smith, Sherrie Baily, Kathy Elliott, Kathy Tyson Sue Jay, Glynius Taylor, Judy Kendell, tThird rowl Evie Kellett, Libby Edmondson Cathie Jeffries, Kenda Rorabough, Vonda Elliot, Sherri Nimo, Helen Myer, Paula Admundson, Donna Hudson, Meeghan Kanavel, Stephanie Gentry, Leanne Stewart, Becky Dairla. Chorus members sing and harmonize l 'BI C Q Mixed Chorus - lFirst rowl Linda Free- man, Debbie Mara, Diana Richards, Lisa Lee, Gayla Jenkins, Ingrid Bolm, Libby Edmondson, Bernadette Sanders, Sandra Marwin, Mrs. Dubinbaum, Glenn Harbin, Art Erb, Brett Lee, Ronald Corona. lSecond rowb Theresa Caggiano, Mary Wold, Forest 1Third row! Dee D. Justice, Condie Bailey, Dailey, Joanne Dennis, Nelma Saylor, Susie Lethem, John Allen, Brett Boyd, Kathy Lee, Deborah Hunter, Renee Smith, Ingrid Demeo, Sam Marano, Mark Willing- Pamela Sallerko, Tami Walpole, Marilyn ham, Leonard Kessner, Jim Frizzell, John Wall, David Matis, Bob Fike, Marty Elliott, Chisnell, Mike Brown. Doug Lindsay, Bill Denton, Jim Joffman. Music inspires fantastic performances Y -wr Uoncert Choir - tFirst rowj Michelle Colter, Brenda French, Lisa Ackerman, Kenda Rorabough, Jessie Dashofy, Sheila Badgley, Candy Ligon, Cindy Fisher, Helene Dennis, Joanne Carol, Dorothy Jackson, Russ Cottam, Mrs. Dubinbaum, Jon Halbur, Lan Leonelli, Jim Howe, Ray Carona, Kevin Welker, Mike Bates, Dennis Fariello, Greg Roberts, Brett Lee. tSecond rowb Leslie Harper, Glynnis Taylor, Wendy Davis, Evie Kellet, Jeanne Packard,- Carol Alexander, Sebrina Lawrence, Kathy Tyson, ,X , . xx, Linda Kelley, Dave Matis, Glenn Harbin, Art Erb, Joe Pamico, David Johnson, Mike Certus, Jim Frizell, Bob Fike, Keonard Kessner, Sherman Howard, Paul Bohn, Tim Harris, Joseph Reidel. tMiddle row! Kathy Jeffreis, Alice McDaniel, Dianne Brinegar. Marching band marches to their music Marching Band - tFront rowl Bill Ger- rish, John Myers, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Jim Campbell, Brian Colletti, Errol Ryland, Paul Chandler, Paul Bolm, Jean Philbrick, Sherri Johnston, Joan Philbrick, Julie Johnston, Mark Bestland, tSecond rowl Bobby Williams, Todd Krombein, Beth Settle- meyer, Margaret Mitchell, Ingrid Bolm, Bev Milloan, Carol Kiernan, Jaques Meyers, Marion Coats, Karry McGehee, Patty Hau- ser, Jeff Baran, Brian McShane, Paul Stage band Plays vmixed 66Mod music Stage Band - tSaxaphonesj Bob Briggs, Steve Broehm, Mark Bestland, Brenda Senatro, Brian Maffe, Jeannie Francis. tTrumpetJ Kevin Kirkpatrick, John Myers, Mark Konecki, Doug Broehm, Terry Kita- guchi, Harold Bennett. tTrombonesj Errol Ryland, Pete Sandberg, Paul Chandler, Phil Betzer, Dan Hellmuth. tRhythmJ Matt Luttinen, Mark Hunter, Bill Gerrish, Sandy Babcock, Paul Matusek, Jeff Potell, Jeff Baran. 60 GROUPING Matusek, Jim Klein, Jeff Potell. tThird rowl Daryl Johnson, Dave Tillotson, Kathleen Morgan, Jeanie Francis, Mark Konecki, Mark Hunter, Joan Whittaker, Kurt Schultz, Bob Briggs, Randy Westmorland, Cary Juve, Dave Rubin, Steve Coats, Claire Denham. tFourth rowj Dana Mathews, Mara Nielson, Margie Jones, Cathy Reetz, Stacy Kottmann, Brian Butler, Joe Mozes, Angelia Williams, Linda Broehm, Tammy Nelson, Deana McClanahan, Jackie Brown, Buffy Allsop, Sue Lillywhite, Pam Vennell, Patty Nelson, Brian Maffe. lFifth rowl Sandy Babcock, Signe Plunkett, Cindy Lynch, Karen Bestland, Carrie Johnson, Jennifer Smith, Deanna Bentley, Donny Muller, Mike Broehm, Devona Beaver, Tom Kays, Cindy Webb, Fred Hules, Mitch Thomas, Dan Hellmuth, Dave Duane. Not pictured - Cal Robinson, Paul Robinson. Orchestra - Dave Tillotson, Beverly Mil- hoan, Annette Berg, Duke Beattie, Cherry Nowtny, Steve Snoke, Daniel Hellmuth. Intermediate Band - fFirst rowj Kath- leen Cape, Deborah Parker, Tammy Marek, Mike Thomas, Larry Magee, Mark Gringle, Jill Scherer, Joylynn Schweigert, Tom Nelson. 1Second row! Lori McManus, Lynn Fischer, Connie Luttenegger, Daren Hatch, Rod French, Mitch Koep, Bobby Stinson, Joe D'Amico, Faye Carlisle. lThird rowl Dori Vantussenbroek, Matt Plack, John Chin, Randy Wren, Phillip Rydberg, Doug Keats, David Jerome, Jo MacNee, Margie Jones. 1Fourth rowl Den Witham, Brian Ashworth, Mark Myers, Guy Hollen, Jeff Ashworth, Nathah Stover, Dale Cowell, Jack Scherer, Terry Hurst, Connie Barrand. 'WW Demon bands Enjo playin Spirited music Beginning Band - IFirst rowb Joe Mac- Nee, Angelique Cookerly, William Fowler, Robert, Ashcroft, Mike Wilson. ISecond rowl Debra Mantle, Richard Jacobs, Brad Gailey, Phillip Rohkohl, Brian Colletti. Not shown: Randy Hicks, Steve Sierra. FFA works Hard and has good time F.F.A. - 1First rowj Jeff Carpenter, Marc Adamczyk, Karen Muller, Sue Staley, Mike Freeland, Leslie Brockman, Kelley Webb, Kelley Houser, Kimberly Murray, Raymond Vila, Christine Bratt. 1Second rowl Sherry Shaw, Karen Hilsabeck, Kathy Putman, Peggy Dapke, Gayla Stoley, Don Muller, Natalee Brehm, Bill Rudd, Janine Ross, Scott Stuart, Tracy Fox, Ken Procunier, Laura Hill. tThird row! Mr. Condit, Becky Dould, Sheryl Wilson, Derrell Selleys, Neil VanTussenbroek, Mr. Mc- Fadden. lFourth rowl John Kelley, Tom Neilson, Jim McCourt, Bob McCormick, John Abbey, Mark Rudd, Dan Vant, Rick Brower, Dave Vant. , is .W llwlllwwwlllw 'X W WWXXWWww v-H-X'Uv X ww ,W ,N w,,m,'w l' 2 W , Wnww www-f-4vQfN,www, ,wild V, ' , MwwlmmmmmlwmwwNMWMWWWWWWMWMWWWMWMMVQM N X' ' '- 1' -M W W ,ww,,,wlwwwM.wwv,,w,Q-W,WQWQ,--w,,x,v+vyqW,,YN-QM, ----wr' Y ', '- ' , mmm' ' , ,,, ,, ,, , ,,,, ,.,,,,,,,,w,,,,wx,,,- ', ,,, g,,,,, , My Q , Mwwmww,WWmwmwwwwlm,lvmw,xW,,,,,W,,,,,mW,v,,,,,,lMwm,,,, ,M,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,Q,,,,.,,l,G,,i,,,,,, 'N lm! Saddle Club - lBack rowl Christi Win- Turner. lFront rowl Mrs. Condit, Advisor, Qin Front! Vanessa Welborn. ter, Nadine Peebles, Janine Ross, Kelly Roger Geisler, Sheryl Wilson, Peggy Dapke. Saddle Club Has excellent Horsemanship GROUPING 63 GQEXTRA . . . EXTRA read all about itli' Demon Dispatch Staff - tFirst rowl Blake Whitten , Willie Alvarado, Steve Faulkner, lSecond rowj Scott Dougherty, uill SI Scroll Honors top Journalists Quill and Scroll - tFirst rowl Ann Burns, Blake Whitten. ISecond rowj Steve Faulkner, Scott Dougherty, Kevin Kirk- patrick, Debbie Crain, Margo Stone, Mrs. Peggy Gregory. 64 GROUPIN G Chuck Nichols, Tim Robson, Tammy Albins, jamin, Kevin Kirkpatrick, Mrs. Peggy Mike Sandler, Margo Stone, Jon Halbur, Gregory. Not shown: Pat Thorton, Pat Debbie Crain, Claire Pearson, Mike Ben- Yalung, Eleanor Wituschek. mtlt .I Drama gets their act together for plays 9 Athi, Drama - lFirst row! Dave Johnson, Cindy Kellerup, Amy Smithson. fSecond rowl Paula Amundson, Patty Cerfus, Lori Crabtree, Jon Halbur, Stacey Reed, Becky Toepke, Mike, Bates, Erin Stewart, Heidi Cade, Candy Ligon. tThird rowj Sheila Badgley, Rennie Arnold, Julie Packard, Evie Kellet, Marlene Burnett, Sharon John- son, Denny Fraizier, Sue Goodrich, Mary Hoffman, Mary Langdon, Ms. Garman. tFourth rowl Beth Settlemyer, Pat Walsh, Denise Renard, Tammy Infurna, Dorothy Jackson, Lynn Fisher, Kevin Welker, Brian Fleming, Tony Van Loenen. 1Fifth rowj Debra Purdy, Beth Alexander, Donna Hud- son, Cindy Fisher, Paul Boem, Judy Hurless, Cathy Arrowood, Russ Cottam. tSixth row! Debbie Palmiter, Robyn Knotts, Donna Kellerup, Jacques Meyers, Linda Trepas. lSeventh Rowj Dennis Fariello, Marcy Francis, Albert Summers. Not shown: Jeff Bentley, Carol Kiernan, Debbie Toepke, Mary Humphreys, Kevin Kirk- patrick. wwlqgwa. ,N , , W I Key and Chess memberships grow J E 5 Key Club - lTopb Tom Nezbitt, Kevin Scheuer, Mr. Hammer, Phil Betzer. Linert, Eric Adamczyk, Eric Davis. Hicks, Chris Dutton, Pat Yalung, Don KBottoml Mike Bristol, Ken Corona, John 4 'I 1 Chess Club - fFirst rowl Ken Kitaguchi, lSecond rowl Jon Theileg sponsor, Frank Jim Campbell. IThird rowl Bob Briggs, Audrey Colletti, Lee Barton, Mike Baker, Parnell, Matt Luttenin, Norman Bowsher, Dennis Fariello, Al Morningstarg sponsor. 56 GROUPING Tragye Club Promotes Safe, driving Tragyc - tFirst rowl Pat Thorton, Stormy Rollins, Pam Baker, Lila Orosco, Debbie Richards, Lisa Bishop, Darcy Esposito, lSecond rowl Suzette Valichnac, Julie Burnett, Vicki Bilek, Lori Gritzner, Ann Marie Spinosa, Kathy Barnes, Pat Yalung, tThird row! Judy Hall, Jana Gunn, Debbie Crain, Sue Rubin, Linda Crooks, Jim Calle, Lynne Mallek, Brenda French. Tragyc Officers - fFirst rowl Julie Burnett, tSec0nd row! Pat Yalung. tThird rowj Brenda French, Jim Calle, Kathy Barnes, Lynne Mallek. GROUPING 67 Speee lub demonstrates Excellent language skills 3 1 NW mu. X l ' w WWNMMW. Speech Club - tFirst rowl Mary Ann Carpenter, Mrs. Lee. 1Third rowb Mrs. Fredrickson, Julie Gerard, Greg Alcus. Gasperak, Dianna Strickland, Marci Francis, tSecond row! Debbie Parker, Mary Hoff- Karen Cassidy, Jana Gunn. mall, Candy Lgon, Audrey Colletti, Shirla 68 GROUPING 1 ,,..- Spangerlatch is foreign language club as sr, if ,I 7 if Ax Axrii pangerlatch - fFirst row! Marilyn all, Vicky Sacharko, Pam Vennell, Chris arau, Francine Madonia. 1Second rowl arry McGhehey, Jackie Brown, Deana cClanaham, David Rubin, Angela illiams, Frank Parnell, Terry Taylor, Tom cience Club - lFirst rowl Karen oddy, Cheri Kirk, Lori Gewinner, Scott ousman. ISecond rowl Patty Russell, Lisa ishop, Blake Whitten, Laine Hunter, Ruth chaffer, Alan Lain. 1Third row! Leo obinsong sponsor, Bob Briggs, Sue Rubin, inda Creighton, Vicki Bilek, Doug Schranz, ard Rand, Mr. Bridges. tFourth row! Ben impson, Tom Gyder, Frank Parnell, Mark offman, Vannessa Welborn, Dante Lebate, ddie Stewart. Gyder. fThird rowl Pam Sacharko, Donna Lee, Monsy Schaaf, Joan Whittaker, Cindy Webb, Joanne Benjamin, Erin Bentley, Vicki Bilek. tFourth rowj Patty Houser, Scott Rand, Beth Houser, Brendan Slattery, Connie Barrand, Tammy Nelson, Robin King, John Liquori. tFifth row! Mark Abram, Chuck Gyder, Alan Lain, Brad Wiersma, Nate Stover, Tim Cottam, Cindy Roberts. 1Sponsorsl Steve Zeigman, Mel Kreitzman, Barbara Bradley, Helen Jacob- son, and Rosie Foster. GROUPING 69 tudent Gov't, NHS provide leadership National Honor Society, above, is National Honor Society - 1First rowl Wadlifa, Jana Gllllll, S'-I9 Rubin, Kathy an Organization for an top Students Diane Brinegar, Candy Dunn, Sue Johnson, Smith, Vicki Bilek, Shawn Sackman, Kevin l Bonnie Ely, Dorothy Jackson, Pete Sand- Hicks. berz, Don Scheuer. tSecond rowl Dave iii at bf' Student Council - IFront rowl Bobby Crane, Paul Halverson, Missy Meek, Lori Carol Kiernan, Jodi Hatfield, Diana Williams, Greg Alcus, Loretta Price, Kelly Gritzner, 1Back rowl Melanie Meek, Piper gar Pat Yalung, Darcy Esposito, Crawley, lSec0nd l'0Wl Karen Waters, Kim Weldon, Debbie Stinnett, John Nicholson, Liqouri. 70 GROUPING 4 S 5 Pep lub shows school spirit at games 'W , MM QW M Mlm ix vv J ' ' f1,:kW?l'W v X l ii xg? iww' QV' ,M i ii www 'ix ,Z , Y vm, -X , 'Luigi 'E .Hmm-NE -. -ww iq gf, , A J,5:W5NQ Q X- W Mmm N ,.,. J If B.. an o r it QQ! 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Linda Crooks, Lila Orosco, Suzette Valichnac, Rhonda McCrery, April Reed, Cindy Harjamaki, Stacey Burdick, tSecond rowl Karla Thomp- son, Cindy Whitman, Eileen Connell, Lori Brinager, Deseree Powers, Wanda Niles, Terrie Ashworth, Jaime Vallier, Sam Asimakopouios, Teresa Brannoch, Motsy ' V H at K H, V Vg 2271 ' 3 ' YYYV V- ,,,,, , fEffg ,,,, 1f52':'rff2i:,,, ,::2ie1,,, Schuff. 1Third rowj Debbie Brooks, Marcy Weathersby, Julie Pleggenkule, Suzanna Odle, Penny Cannon, Gail Norton, Cindy Nickolos, Susan Howard, Corrine Bracon, Joy Griggs, Debbie Kay. tFou4rth rowj Cindy Sturgiss, Patty Robello, Kim Wilfong, Susan Failing, Susie Lethem, Sue Cheetham, Judy Culpepper, Sherry Heffelfinger, Cathy Lefton. 4Fifth rowj Denise Glespie, Judy Hall, Cindy Robello, Lory Nichols, Mary Cummings, Karen Anderson, Libby Lang- don, Janie Heddon, Cathy Arrowood, Mary Rios, Sheryl Wilson, Mrs. Rosie Foster and not pictured, Mr. Doug Howard. nited Nations, rowing and encouraging Model of the United Nations - 1First Bestland. iSecond rowl Mr. Panholzer, Mr. Campbell, Matt Luttenin, Mr. Theile. rowl Tom Gyder, Frank Parnell, Mark Chilcoat, Jim Roberts, Wesly Wines, Jim if Hiking Club - lFirst rowl Charmaine Lapsys, Mr. O'Donnell, Matt Plack, Brian Caryn Balsamo, Lisa Fetters, Not shown Hegaftyv Terry Bevacqllav Terry P0t9l'SOIl, Hoyman, Marty Elliot, Carrie Whitehouse, Rita Foran, Ann Foran, Laurie Schmidt Lisa Bishop, Jane McGill, lSecond rowl Mr. 72 GROUPING , ii -4 ,A f 4 X is - 2 ' A gm lim wt ,v X Creative Arts lub publish ma azine Kathy Spann and Wendy Davis work creatively in the Art Club. Creative Arts Club - lFirst rowj Mark Langfelder, Tim Harris, Chris Krickler, 1Sec0nd rowj Gary Dahn, Damien Glassey, Miss Brown, Mr. Miller, Ray Bonillas, 4Third rowj Brett Duane, Tom Gyder, Sherri Flodquist, Kim Crane, 1Fourth rowl Mr. Belview, Kathy Spann, Wendy Davis, Randy Jordan, Bob Valichnac. , ff ig-,L 2,5 as-f GROUPING 73 -i DEC offers Services to Community Students, who are members of DECA, are also enrolled in Market- ing or Senior Distributive Education classes. Their activities include civic involvement, sales projects for learning a profit making, leadership conferences and competitive activi- ties. Distributive Education Clubs of America has 185,000 members na- tionwide. DECA - tFirst rowl Karen Waters, Lu Ann Palmer, Kim Crane, Carrie Stidman, Erin O'Neill, Denise Renard, Robyn Fran- cis, Helene Dennis, Margaret Kalsen, Sue Clark, Kim Turner, tSecond rowl Ralph Dixon, Tracy Irish, Michelle Henn, Marsha Hollen, Sue Goodrich, John Licouri, Debbie Toepke, Robin Peterson, Karen Hobbs, Sharon Mozoski, Terri Henn, Lorrie Ed- wards, Kurt Born, Ed Bufford, DECA advisor, 1Third rowb Debbie Kruse, Kathy Riley, Kevin Hicks, Alan Hoffman, Nancy -vf ' . ig .fm t lm! ll -. I Netwig, Michael Hallcock, Patti Wall, Tom Macoluso, Stephen Goldstein, Paul Simp- son, Bob Eck, Cindy Smith, Paul Monroe, Don Pigati, Katie Smith, John Muscolino, Chaun Shroyer, Kevin Bachman, John Reynolds Rick Markley, Pat Whitehouse, Brett Sanderson. Not shown: Tyler Ander- son, Alma Bautista, Mary Benjamin, Dianna Borwege, Danny Croman, Mickie Hall, Regina Monroe, Lance Wade, Bob Zimmer- man, Pat Lemieux, Leata Mitchell, Cherly Stevens, Terri Turner. Deca Officers - tFirst row, Kneelingl Sue Goodrich, Senior Secretary, Ed Bufford, Chapter Advisor, Chaun Shroyer, Marketing President, lSecond rowl Denise Renard, Chapter Photographer, Carrie Stidman, Chapter Treasurer, Marsha Hollen, Chapter President, Michelle Henn, Chapter Vice President, Kim Crane, Marketing Treas- urer, Karen Waters, Chapter Vice Presi- dent. lThird rowl Tom Macaluso, Chapter Sargant-at-Arms, Kevin Hicks, Reporter, Don Pigati, Marketing Sargant-at-Arms. Not shown: Mickie Hall, Chapter Secretary, Cheryl Stevens, Chapter Historian. s Zl':.ilf Q.,. L, . I. ---W ...,.. . 5 l , ,A e ,f X, fl llemdw 'll J if-'li' 74 GROUPING iUS.?gg,.lCQS EWU? COE prepares students for future C.O.E. - tFirst row, Seated! Mary Williams, Melissa Patterson, President, Kerri Keim, Treasurer. lSecond row, Stand- ingl Coleen Dallmann, C.O.E. Coordinator, Julie Howard, Reporter!Historian, Debra Hutchinson, Chrystal Willis, Tammy Net- wig, Cindy Baker. lThird rowj Tammy an-...G Rowe, Lisa Mumma, Debbie Vietzke Debbie Barborek, Lena Duvall, Teri Magee Tammy Thorson, Secretary, Linda Lavin Vickie Magyar, Lisa Acker, Vice President, Shirley Herrin. Not shown: Candice Dunn Mary Eichinger. ,151 5' I 13 W av 0 GROUPING 75 fi n 0 fb l 1 . :O x Q 'Q s., E . QQQEQWW-'w -, --- WR --W- - , -Q- -g JW, if A -- -5-H . A -- - H -X - , , , X , , W k X Y - H- -- H 3 L 511' . 'lf - Hi .- xx - -N -- wx-Wu-fi ----- - -W - W M PM X if 1 K x -- W W X T 443 1 PWM -- J Y. 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Ff ' ' ...Q x ,-.1 J DA ws 5 .1 Varsity Football Team - 1Left to Right row onel Dante Labate, Pat Beck, Pete Sand- berg, Keith Brannoch, Dale Putnam, Scott Webster, Rick Hodges, Rick Garner, Brad Rock, Joe Cetta, Kevin Strum, Chuck Hammond. trow twol Mark Nichols, Mike 2 5 3 H33 3 'it ' iiii , 'wi I 2 295' 3 tl Nl 1 ' ' M li il it imvwwlil ll 'Ni M N H Y A 'gg' 1, 1 , Q r lr, is . it l Gill .R R will f l SW' X' I ' flag? lf' 'X 'A YM! wf v,:-wlilllh W5 5 - , ft' 'X ' . , , i,t V ! , , s , is a the Q - v WW A - A NYS allw- rlk u ' H , 1 4 Jacott, Rob Edwards, Ken DiMichael, Rick Sowell, Don Johnston, Tim Adams, Ron Stemmer, Kory Owens, Skip Ast. trow threel Mike Bristol, Troy Brady, Tony Semenza, Ken Kays, Larry Randall, Mark Balder, Mike LaPenna, Clyde Prochazka, X 4 l 5 V Strong varsit Shows hest Season ever The Varsity Football team aquir- ed a new head coach this year. Mr. Leikvold, a biology teacher, did a very good job with the team. Equipped with an excellent staff, it was Greenway's best season ever for football. Coach Leikvold felt the best game played was against Agua Fria. He went on to say that the team didn't really know how good they were, because they lacked self-confidence, but hoped that this would improve throughout the rest of the season. Norm Anderson, Craig Essary. trow fourj Steve Florence, Kevin Roemett, Gary Jones, Carlos Rooks, John Liquori, Mark Myers, Jeff Phelps, Pat Floodquist, Chris Dutton, Scott Powers, Mark Barrett. ? 5 4 5 2 i 4 3 , ' i E 2 ? G i am Q COMPETING 79 Greenwa varsit football Shows much improvement 1 1 w 1 1 1 Above: Greenway's offense, led by Scott Webster, is poised against Thunderbird. Above: Head Trainer Paul Doc Halverson observes action from the sidelines. Below: Scott Powers tackles the opposition's quarterback. rrrr ' U M. ' wit. xl Above: Ann Spinoso and Cindy Smith attended the Varsity Football games as watergirls this year. They were greatly appreciated by the coaches and team. 80 COMPETING Above: Varsity team talks about the game in progress on the sidelines. Above: An unidentified Greenway plaver makes a flying tackle. Below: Head Coach Dave Leikvold, along with Coach Earl McQuisten, watched the team from the sidelines. fl rm s :law My f-ff ,wi 1 if Q WM w Junior Varsity team wins seven games Bottom Row: Don Burris, Ken Fuge, Dave Jackson, Jim Jackson, Chris Davison, Tom Crane, Chris Staten, Mike Hayes, Adair Sports, Brad Gailey. Second Row: Dan Peterson, Steve Ast, Herb McCoy, Hector Esparza, Ed Smith, Scott Stidman, Jeff This has been the best Junior Varsity football team in the schoo1's history, is what Coach Ted Blake had to say about the 7-2 team. Coach Blake then went on to say that the team played aggressive, smart, and had a great defense. 82 COMPETING Biever, Pat Parnell, Jim Tyers. Third Row: Mark Marcinek, Gerry Stewart, Paul Rooks, Dan Anderson, Mike Peck, Steve Wyble, Brian Beguin, Kevin Lambert, Troy Good- man. Fourth Row: Kevin Hummelgard, Dan Mclvain, Mike Vandewater, George Mit- tLeftJ Mark Marcinek sets up in the pocket. Above: A host of Greenway defenders converge on the ball carrier. tRightl Kevin Hummelgard runs back a kickoff. tUppe1 Rightj Brian Beguin looks back for the ball. chell, Russ Mills, Gary Huckleberry, Steve Denuit. Top Row: John Ducatt, John Bentley, Terry Terrell, Mark Hicks, Mike Dunphy, Jeff Olsen, Jeff Katz, Pat Werebe, Kurt Grube, Tom Webb. 1 fclockwise from belowl Trainer Bob Stone attends J. V. player, Steve Wyble. Coach Frank Vargas gives instructions to his well coached defense. The junior varsity offense poised for action. The defense, ready to strike. ,Mike Peck breaks a tackel and gains still more yardage. W W-me , A ,IM V, ,A M! t. J L , , , m,,,,,,k 1, -fa.. Z., . M Freshmen Green shows sportsmanship l e , , , K, ,,,,Y -5 - ff M'ff'fN' , X i M Xwnsinfhifv E, , . .ff K Q xy, is - L - S -5 4 Zi A mlm ,mM:i1'::zf?f:sfk1 'N X fk139,f.'. ' fx 1' ' ff, ' Qi Y , X I ' U U'f1,, 5 mails? 5 Front row, left: Steve Bonnilas, Jon Roberts Johnson, Lirry Esposito, John Barnes, P9ffY8l'0Vev WGS Clark, Jeff Ast, Gene Gilbert Arredondo, Bill Sweeney, Dan Steve Goshia, Matt Whisnant, Rusty Shawl, AHWS, -101111 A8585 Tl'0Y Weld0l1, Perry Holly, Blain Ogden, Rick Vandenbossche, Scott Lavoie, Mike Baron, Last row: Mike Dunn, Randy vamluez- Scott Paguetle, Bob Byers. Middle row: Ron 84 COMPETING . players looking for opening. Rusty Shawl passes the ball. i W E 1 1 Frosh Gold plays with good enthusiasm e 1 Player carries the ball. Coach Corely and Coach Robinson watch at side line. is s o I an fe' '1--Q1 ,IQ 13 1, ei so gg iii .S x F gg s Sy 3 . it F fi f M 7' 3: as Y - J e X Front row left: Robert Abbott, Mike Winebarger, David Chesson, Larry Magee, Todd Bome, John Domres, Robert Ashcroft, Rodney French, Hal McCall. Second row: mgr. Marc Adamczyk, Joe Stewart, Bill Dalton, Richard Peters, Barry Hamill, Sam Loss, Jeff Cox, Brian Welz, Marc Rios. ,W . Third row: Roy Henry, Dirk Brown, Dustin Hayes, Steve Chambers, Tim Richardson, Cris Carlson, Randy McCamment, Kent Horne. Fourth row: Tony Trinkella, Jeff Unger, Richard Senatro, Bruce Hall, Chris Denning, Brian McFadden, Joe Fields. Fifth row: Greg Amandson, Jeff Wolfe, Gary Lawrence, Kerry Good, Jerry Bonillas, Sam Skowoskey, Brian Beck, Jim Dixon. Not pictured: Chris Cockrill, Mike Williams, John Laughlin, Newton Lomuhottewa, Coach Mr. Corley, Mr. Robinson. COMPETING 85 n X ui' J by MQW 1 Y Greenway wrestlers in action. lCounter clockwisel Zemis advances toward fellow wrestler. Owens grabs a victory. Walgenback ties up with opponent. Greenway wrestler attempts a pin. Wrestler tries to break down his opponent. lMiddlel Sandburg demonstrates aggressive tactics. fTop Rightl Markley works for the half. M 1 fl .....wwl-warm l l tr , tw Y K A g 1: it s -15 ' ' if N flu: 'rf ' , Nl- -W ww-i ' w'W -- Jw- ' 1 , ' 1- ' J ' ' it , il , F 'la i t W l u l Greenway wrestlers show determination Greenway Varsity Wrestling team consisted of many outstanding in- dividuals. Some of these are men- tioned below: Kory Owens, Pete Sandburg, Dale Putman, John Law and Dante Labate. tRightb Labate takes his man to the mat. tBottom rightj Corona works an arm bar. tBe1owD Putman tries an escape. NN? Aki., 1 4 , l tTop row, left to right! Coach Folifson, Chuck Hammond, John Law, Dale Putman, Brett Traver, Eric Davis, Mark Barrett, Carlos Rooks, Dante Labate, Dan Tompkins, ' W X: 3 wi, :www-M Bill Zemis, Rick Markley, Pete Sandberg, Tim Adams, Brian Walgenback, Kory Owens, Dave Dahlstrom. ,I.V. Wrestlers look to years to come Below Left to Gilson John Kov ac Mike Right: Ramie Corona, Rick Crain, Lenord Young, John Matuzek, Hector Esparza The Junior Varsity Wrestlers were very strong at certain weight classes, but were beat through out the year, from lack of experience. Many of the wrestlers were out for their first time. At 167 Lbs., Mike Matusek had a fantastic year on the Junior Varsity level. There are many bright pro- spects for the years to come. Above left - A Greenway wrestler works his man over trying to get him on his back. Far left - John Crain struggles, trying to flip his opponent. Left - Those wrestlers not on the mats wait for their matches to come up Below - A Greenway wrestler is taught the fine art of being taken down. Coach McGinn. Second Row. Greg Hunter, Rich Thornton, Jim Keirnan, Jim Larue and Dave Jackson. 1 I - ga 11, , ,A E3g'5ggfiei:::g:ggx if + F fr? ,,, PYT 'Q 9 , . .vp A 3+ ' V' 5 if r 3. S .3 CX .4 is ,. iff V., ,, fm ' 'X rm, Ywfkkm . , N X a X F rosh team improves through season Top - lRight to Left! Steve Yohn, John Mildrays, Troy Weldon, Doug Pigati, Paul Robinson, Coach Belles. Bottom - lRight to Below: An unidentified Greenway wrestler puts his opponent to the mat. 1Belowl Doug Pigati shows his elation at winning his match ,: llk Leftl Mike Rollins, Kurt Shultz, Jim Tompkins, David Kinkade. Even with the disadvantages of a small team, the freshmen wrestlers grappled to a successful year. Hard work and team effort outweighed lack of experience. Coach Belles felt that the team improved strongly. He said those that had improved the most includ- ed Jim Tompkins, Mike Rollins, Kurt Shultz and David Kinkade. He is hoping for more people to come out for wrestling next year. X X X ' wi-ww!!! W.ig:'u:wW3J MX uw. X. N W .... p W 'M-wk: it NWS: ' 'iizwlilflirmg i. A . f ' if 1-Tw' -rgfzwi, it 9 . , 1 W 1 -.Xi-612155551Www.. ,,i,.,wi- ,wi--'-f.1s,Q-Q X N MM U ,mtgqitmiiilgwwwikwiiwmx , ,irvwwt t ' Q ..Q, -LffklibmmmilwswiGXWWkWllkiWi5l-WW, WI vw wt, X ' '-'- -- Qt. . J or r x wliilki2b1ifi9'lEkE.??F.'iiiW'-fiwv-X::mix 1'--' will-H X ww vfzwiw X Nw-ti W ii x iw.w,., lwlw' lWllll'l Wtx W Greenway wrestler scores two more points hoping for a pin. 1Abovel John Mildrays puts the move on this opponent KBelowl Mike Rollins adds another win to the team's efforts l fAbovej Troy Weldon rides his opponent to the mat. COMPETING 91 W mm W 'M XF Q. Ae S Varsity Basketball plays with intensity if Tl? 1' 5 Mlm Front row, left to right: Joe Bergeron, Ward, John Bentley. Third row: Danny Warren Burnett, Dave Nelson, Chris Endres Crowman, Ben Simpson, Dean Burdine. Not Second row: Mark Rigdon, Jim Calle, Mark pictured Tony Williamson The Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Kinzer, played well for Greenway this year. The team played with intensity and although they did not win many, the team was never out of the games. The two co-captains were Dean Burdine and Danny Croman. Above: Joe Bergeron gets a running start for layup. Right: Dean Burdine makes a determined jump. Below: Tony Williamson starts a hook shot over an Agua Fria defender. , ,V V-gm wk , l ig v, W ,' M 3 S Z f Af wiwwww' PY v V+ X W M W we +mw-mm X'V-W-'lime M Wm M M W'-wmmw , , W 'Nlihmwm 'umwmfww Q mlrzf if 'W , f 5 , W 'WM if -, ., N M X Y wxztf X J W X N W My X. 'M ' m ws 'W M A Q W X 'WW' 1 mx-,www . V' , A www-w H ' f M-M! f 5 5- Q kv , W ' u if w 3 nf I' f ,, ,X . 9 W , -w Q.. Saw my XM W Mmikf E'3Mf2Q1qwk.w ww, WMF ' pf x WN! E X M W Clockwise from below: Dean Burdine goes flying through the air enroute to two points. Dave Nelson holds the ball high to avoid having it stolen by a Camelback defender. Mark Rigdon launches a jumpshot from the corner of the court. Tony Williamson runs the Greenway offense. Mark Ward shoots a free throw. e as-. is ' will ' A xg X, it ,,.-. www' W u J.V. Basketball starts season right Aaron Shepard goes for a free shot. The Junior Varsity Basketball team, coached by Mr. Mueller, played their best games against Brophy, Glendale and Shadow Mountain. Outstanding defensive players were Paul Rooks, Bobby Smith and George Mitchell. The high scorers for the season were Aaron Sheperd and Bobby Smith. The teams stren- gths seemed to be shooting and a hustling desire. Coach Mueller says his hopes for next year, are that the team will put forth the extra effort to play varsity basketball and will continue to work hard on their own so they can have a winning team next year. i l I Bottom - fright to lefty Steve Wyble, Scott Top - Ileft-right! Dennis Sidek, Paul Beck, Bobby Smith. Middle - fright to leftj Rooks, Aaron Shepard, Gary Hayes, Tim Glenn Nixon, ftrainerb Stu Wines, Dan Cooley. lAbsent George Mitchellj. Anderson, Mark Balder, Tom Webb tMgrl, As the game ends, George Mitchell starts Greenway stall. George Mitchell tries desperately to hold on to the ball as he runs towards the basket. lBobby Smith, after a technical called on the Owls, get a free shot. Aaron Shepard leaps with the ball to the basket. Gary Hayes jumps for the ball. COMPETING 97 'Xi , , MdflX':M+.Mg-www K . , Frosh gold team plays hard and fast Above: Jim Dixon goes for a lay up. Above: Neal Verga on the move. Below: Dan Holly attempting a basket. 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Middle row: Craig Essary Alan Hoffner, Jim Laughlin, Chris Endres v 9 RWM! mn ...,.,:' -- 1- - ' , , N ' 2 , .3 . V 'rr 5 K , ,RM vhxxu WW 1,9 1 , K wt 'rfL.Qul9sQaa.e5gfqg?,1Ag,,5 , K gf V. 252:34 -A 1 -ni 1 2 'im If-U,-:-1-nu-...g-9--u....4 ' ' ' ag Scott Webster. Top row: Randy Russell, Steve Moser, Dave Wadzita, Kevin Finely, Steve Florence, Andy Werry. Far upper left: Coach Blake talking to team. Far lower left: Andy Werry prepares to throw Upper left: Dave Wadzita in his wind-up. Lower left: Mike lcakel Krueger taking his three shuffle lead. Below: Jim Laughlin throwing to the plate. The varsity baseball team, coach- ed by Mr. Blake, looked forward to the coming season. The team practiced hard and hoped to get to the playoffs. Strong points of the team were pitching and hitting. The team also played in the Easter Tournament. COMPETING 101 Far upper right: Ken Kays jumps for the ball. Upper right: Rick Sowell listens to the coach. Right: Steve Florence starts his pick-off move. 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Frosh Baseball 1Left to Rightl Top Row - Bossche. Middle Row - Brian Beck, Sam John Laughlin, Keller, David Young, Dean John Barnes, Don Muller, Mike Furtmann, Loss, Randy McCament, 'Dicki Lingenfelder, Williams, Dirk Brown, Joe Ridel. Dave Johnson, Bill Sweeny, Rick Vanden Hinkle, Davis, Bottom Row - Rich Peters, COMPETING 105 .J-:'1,Q,, 4 1' , ,Eff www A x 'sn 5 5 . 5 w Milf-s w f + 4 rf 'ff --M 2 ,. M. Q - gf 1, .H -K fgggyfw M- . -w J-fig -f f ' ' Y. ,Q ff 1,14 'A 'N'-fu-wtf: 1. M, Y , T ' ' '- limi, , H K 2 ' , MQ, W 4 , , h, , . fiiwmj g na-lk ---..,,4M... . f'i'.,:,' W f ' .A 7 ,f-,ff N , F . 5153? H A' if-ew? 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Row 2 - Dave Wright, Tim Barborek, Pat Parnell, Mark Jauron, Tom Crane, Sherman Howard, Jeff Olsen, Kurt Grube. Row 3 - Dwayne Frank Adkerson shows style and grace. I . Sheets, Kim Golden, Norman Anderson, Marty Holmes, Jim Kelly, Doug Neal, Bill Jones. Row 4 - Jacques Myers, Keith Knavel, Laine Hunter, John Kovac, Clyde Prochazka, Allen Crisp, Frank Adkerson, Steve Broehm, Phil Bandy, Tim Kays, Frank Schranz. With the experience of last year and the new talent of this year, the team's plans were to go to divi- sions. They anticipated a winning season, for a third year in a row. Some of the Varsity hopefuls were: Frank Akerson, hurtlesg Tim Bar- borek, 440 yard dashg Ron Dykstra, 2 mileg Ricky Garner, long jump and 100 yard dash, Steve Klein, mile, Keith Knavel, shot and dis- cussg and Dave Wright, hurtles. Varsity runners practice and perfect relay exchange. . . Track team off to a running start. J.V. Track fLeft to Rightl Row One - Greg Ronald Vic. 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X. -X 11X X ,fe ,X1X?:1X-1, 5,1 :,1Lgg1X.wXX ng, , X X . - 1- I 51111,11i1N1 V1'11 f 1 M ,11.C. U ill ' 1-K l ' 1 111 1911 111 1 1111 Q1 1 11 1 Mike Dossey practices forms on hurdles. Don Jackson works on steps during practice. Frosh team Works hard For success Freshmen do pushups as part of their warmup. Frosh Track lLeft to Right! Row One - Guy Rusty Shaw, Mike Thomas, Paul Grey, Todd Gorham, Peter Lamberton, Roger Marchalar, Perks, Row Three - Brian Welz, Robert Ken Barrowdale. Row Two - Don Jackson, Widaman, Brian McFadden, Jeff Cox, Sean Scott Pacquett, Todd Born, Phil Murri, 0'Brian, Wesley Clark, Randy Vasquez, Brett Finley. Row Four - Jim Ryan, Roy Jones, Jim Klien, Barry Spencer, Mike Dossey, Alan Glasco, Bill Dalton, Scott Smith. arsity cross country shows promise The Varsity Cross-Country team coached by Mr. Giddings, had a great season. With a winning record, the team finished strong. Since many Varsity runners will be returning, the Cross-Country team promises to be strong next year. Varsity Cross-Country - tAbovel Mark Becker running the Greenway cross-country course. tRightl Ron Dykstra closing in on a first place finish. tBelowJ The cross-country pack as it leaves the starting line. tBelow far rightj Steve Klein pulling away from his competition. v i wat I a ant, Fl'0llt Row: Bob Willi8mS, Craig Ascraft, Kelly Gibbs, Pat Maloney and Shane Dunn. and Danny Tompkins. Second Row: Mgr. Junior varsity ross country Very strong The Junior Varsity Cross-Country team practiced hard to establish a very strong team. Like the Varsity, they also had a winning season. With such a strong Junior Varsity team, the Varsity should excell next year. Junior Varsity Cross'Country - 1AboveJ Tim Barborek shows his determination to finish the grueling three mile cross-country course. QLeftb A JV runner takes advantage of the soft grass to lie down and take a rest after completing a long run. COMPETING 1 1 1 Fresh Cross Country ends undefeated . ns. AIM .., :tele X J Front: Mike Petiford, Bill Daniel, Barry McGill. Back: Roger Marichalar, Jim Tomp- Perkes, Paul Grey, Chris Michels. Spencer, Keith Hughes, Jim Klein, Pat kins, Dan Jackson, Sean O'Brien, Todd Jim Tompkins shows concentration in stride. Paul Grey and Chris Michels compete for the f'mish. 112 COMPETIN G - Paul Grey thinks ahead of the finish Girls' track 3rd in state last 2 years! 2 1 Z l . lirls' Varsity Track Team - Front Row ,eft to right! Bridget Robson, Diane Fardy, Karla Thompson, Buffy Allsop, Kathy, 'utman, Sherry Farnham, Julie Gresley, Brenda Senatro. Row Two - Debbie hompson, Rita Foran, Diana Strickland, aurie Leuyer, Chris Hansen, Connie Matt- ews, Laura Klein, Cindy Robello, Eryn 'ockrill, Deb Stinnett, Cindy Bashaw, Chris flarwin. Row Three - Terry Bevacqua, lebbie Hunter, Lauri Roark, Kathy Ferski, Nancy Glatt, Marie DuBoise, Linda Faulk, Linda Creighton, Kathy Ward, Teri Col- grave. Row Four - Liz Lopez, Tammy Ostrofski, Cindy Hollen, Karla Lambert, Donna Lee, Patty Robello, Cindy Alarcon, Vicki Manning, Mary Cummings, Julie Pleggenkuhle, Natalie Brehm, Becky Salci- do, Ann Foran, Evelyn Anderson, Roseanne Robson, 'Kip ,Kovac, Denise Meddleton, Casey Conley, Toni Geiger, Julie Tryon, Cindy Bailey, Pat Fullerton. if is Fosbury Flops are the most widely used jumps for the High Jump at Greenway. -iff'm-ff, 4' Erin Cockrill warms up for practice. ' The Girl's Track Team has the best record out of all the Greenway Varsity Teams. This team has captured third in the state for the last two years, and are expected to be even stronger this year accord- ing to Coach Loie Harris. Katie Smith, who placed fifth in the state high jump last year, performed outstanding this year. The 440 relay team, who placed fourth in the state last year, is expected to perform even better this year. High ihopes for an outstanding season included Bridget Robson, who placed second in the 440 dash in state, Deb Stinnett and Brenda Senatro, who participated in the shot and disc. Karla Thompson leaps over the hurdles. x n N r v -1 X V ' 7572. 5 V ' ' ' ' K rv V4 - A ' gm'-ut V it -nv..-,af-w. W c - , A , W, w ww ' tis tt ,W t ' Q ' l , N ' , ' .1 M. .1 ' ., Q. .Qu tl ,N af,,g,,m':1,g:g,,'g'1-,tg MEM W M. f H ifiittlwwikatil' w w t 4' ve vt, at f H ,., 3 fifafa , ,J-' Gif vltfrgggr-git'.f1.1.:'r:,':--ir,Lfe..w:af-Xsamgav-W.' me - . , 5 wi., .g,s:a.-ern,3,ef'g35mgg3j:E2'1'' iii? jf' is l 1vg 1 Y ' A 4 F' EigwisiSG-il'?'gc?T?'fri'525E : E ' it Imil5 l'P'm:..e-t-,- ,W . , l i sg' A ff ix' .Q I S Coach Harris gives the girls' track team Kathy Putnam puts up the shot hoping for Julie Gresley winds up, ready to heave the! instructions before a meet. the winning distance. discus. 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M' w 'mr , up ' XW X 'A WtXi5ilXiliQ.wi 'GMX WW? will V Yi X XWX' M X X YJ , WX MX fl N A l : ifaJ 'JH W N V r,.'m.m ,,,w:.t' 'w uityr .N wb., N X Mm Www 'ww W - 'N 1 l it W if 34 -at 'f'lwM . M WW 'hM3fWt Al+'ll Wwliwl Www-t ,www mlm WCW ttwwltfmi W ,M at it it mt ' , 1 1 O r'.l W XL A 'I rv --. X! ' X r-v-r 1'-- 5 X , Q X 1 xii til L 1 'IX 5 Xlr I' The girls began their warm ups with H Series of sit ups. COMPETING 115 Y Nw' www ,. MW, -..-w....,......m..,. U.. wnN ..f...W.,.,,..A...w. .X.. , ., wvmmm 4,-.-..........,.,..-,..-.... fr as 3 El w- x S J ,Str Q f 2, Q M fi M.,M...m,M Q M,.W.km.wk , , -i f mm x I' 'K ,,1,,,,,M,yQ,e,,,.v p Q bn? ' i . Y, nf, -2-1 ' ml ' run if ., .J- as , aa- 5 '55 . , M...--' Boys J.V. Tennis lLeft to Rightj Top Row - Roger Wesson, Alan Glasco, Dan Corey, Brian Wright, Perry Faciana, Eric Adam- Ray Arnott, Bob Kindell, Bob Williams, Larry Bishop. Bottom Row lLeft to Rightl cyck, Mark Becker, Jeff Katz. The Boy's Junior Varsity Tennis Team, coached by Mr. Collins, had a really good year and is looking forward to next year. tleftl-Perry Faciana moves up court to return the tennis ball to his opponent. fFar leftl-Eric Ademcyk is in ready position to be ready for any kind of serve. The Girls Junior Varsity Tennis Team tshown belowl, coached by Mrs. Spitler, also had a good year and hopes for a better year next year. Girls J.V. Tennis 1Left to Right! Top Row - Candy Peirson, Eileen O'Connell, Cindy Barbasawicz, Cathy Reetz, Blyn Bullion, Tandy Ma1C0lmSOI1, Karen Fox, Stacy Smith, Karen Roddy. Bottom Row - Kim Penny Cannon, Donna Klumb. ilch, Cindy Buckingham, Madeline Scocco, -au COMPETING 117 Varsity tennis Competes with ig enthusiasm Boys Varsity Tennis has had a good season, Below tleftl Wayne Barnes reaches high to return the tennis ball to his opponent. Blake Whitton fmiddlej smashes tennis ball to catch his opponent off guard. Tom Holley fright! vigorous- ly tries to return the ball to win his match. 'S it ix Ai ill K 3 Top Row-tleft to right? Don Shuer, Rick Hopkins, Tom Holley. Bottom Row-Blake Whitton Jeff Makiri, Wayne Barnes. 425 irls strive toward perfection ill Varsity Tennis tleft to rightl Debbie Hed- Jane Mc Gill, Sue Matis, Regina Monroe, ger, Kelly Perks, Sharon Nance, Rene Judy, Terrie Bliss. v x Sue Matis lleftl returns a low volley back over the net. Regina Monroe lbottom left! concentrates on serve. Kelly Perks lmiddle leftl gets ready to hit tennis ball coming towards her. lBelowl Rene Judy concentrates on ball coming to- wards her. COMPETING 119 The Girls Frosh Tennis Team had a productive season, winning three matches. Coached by Mrs. Kathy Goble, the team worked hard in practice and showed constant im- provement. Outstanding players for the team were Dana Sackman and Candy Pearson. Girls freshman tennis team Has enthusiastic season Front row: Karen Roddy, Casey Conely, Nancy Cannon, Trina Mathews, Donna Smith, Candy Pearson, Kim Barbasaizwicz. Top row: Stacy Pilch, Teresa Brannoch, f E Dana Sackman, Diana Richards, Coach Goble, Pam Sacharko, Rita Baker, Tammy Berg, Cindy Parks. V ' R+ ' 3' . V N x i x x X L X X 3 Mtg Y Y xmixmw' gfj, it if ,ww-'l '.1j'i 4' 2 1- A w.iAu:'rre yff ,NX 1 ,f . 1 Qjiimma, ., 1 2? 6 ' ' . 5 , , 'aaiiffj.'f'i,',' ' S 5 ut, 5 if W r'ftiQ2ViigE,iKgArKpAv,i, i1EiE,f Al X, V gf xx Q, fQp aa.miiErkM'Q,fi .. ' WimvR:,XwX, L , it-J ' Vi f 'E Wt titX2Q5iriti5titiw+i ' A M ' '3tm'w Stir ,xx 1 X X t N Q git M Q, ' itCwQ+f,3XQ5-Xxfwti txtxi .X A QQ, X ,X L N X N i I , 2 , f,',t.',31211i' A H1 is 1 2 .3 E' ' 5. Y 1. viiazyi ,, -, . . L . V ru, gg X X1if,x'Wzi:55is5,s.xiAan.QEN A Q K - X-3Btu'XiKHWxitwtmtiiwirititiftiQNXNd-itQ W wi is N, u Q, 51tiMfQi iwtty,- ,WWht'3Q, if , f N P 2' Wttirtsgijiiagiii wmfmw-. X 5iV,Y'N,.tliif-,l,h'xiYfXCXiff w .X iii ,,'w3,,,t,5kLM:,2,,ix 'aagrergiiiilmiy 'Fl fri'- , .2 ,jg , - ' 1 gf Q it , , , , ' ,, -f ' f 'ww thaw , X X . fs ,',, f V ' 'W Si ,f, g, y :' , it:LS5t.,W 'i 'X x it it ' X . ,Qi ,www -X ' 'Q 'tw ' ' X . ,X WH Q: i A - X 'Quit' + R .- , f - ,, ,M,,,. v5x 1.1, ty: r fUpper Leftj Donna Smith awaits return in a tennis match. 1LeftJ Cindy Parks hits the ball back over the net. tAboveD Karen Roddy is caught in the middle of her serve. IRightb Kim Barbasaizwicz puts her efforts into the serve. 1RightJ Ken Borrowdale returns serve. Below: Jeff Makiri is ready to return the ball. 1Below rightl Tim Nolti, concentrates on his swing. lFar right! Jeff Makiri starts a mean serve. 1Below far left! Ray Amott uses freshman tactics to outwit his oppon- ent. , 1 Boys freshmen 5 nan-nf-an-.pnglgv , Q? Tennis team Shows promise 1 Q . 4 1 Wo'-W . 3 is 3' ibn --ww Top row: Mark Lindberg, Ken Borrowdale, Pemberton, Ralph Coella, Tim Nolti, Not Ray Arnott, Mitch Koea, Phil Rohklohl, Jeff Shown: Tom Farrier. Markiri. Bob Coe, Bob Kindell, Pete COMPETING 121 The Varsity and Junior Varsity Badminton teams coached by Mrs. McConnell practiced for hours each week. This practice paid off in the end for it led the Varsity to a winning season of 7-3 and the Junior Varsity team to an excellent 6-4 season. The winning season was put together by Da complete team effort. BADMINTON VISITOR GHS OPP. GHS OPP. V. V. JV. JV. Peoria '5 4 '4 3 Glendale '6 3 '5 2 Cortez 4 5 0 7 Cortez 3 6 7 0 Auga Fria 3 6 2 7 Shadow Mt. '59 0 '9 0 Prescott '6 3 1 8 Moon Valley 5 4 '6 1 Washington '7 2 '6 1 T-Bird '5 4 3 4 Sunnyslope 4 5 2 5 Alternates - tFi1-st rowj Mary Connell, Ginger Tinsley. tSecond rowl Connie Mathews, Eileen Connell, Cindy Bukingham. 122 COMPETING arsity and JV Badminton Have outstanding season Varsity Badminton Team - tFirst rowl Mrs. Leeanne Prill, Rita Foran, Maureen Dyer McConnell. fSecond :owl Karen Muller, Vicki Bilik, Tina Cryer, Terri Bliss. Junior Varsity Badminton Team - tFirst Foran, fSeoond rowl Mrs. McConnell, Vicki row! Sheilla Smithson, Nancy Plack, Ann Sacharko, Rita Becker, Lisa Bader. Right -- Rita Foran reaches to return a serve by her opponent. Clockwise starting below - Tina Cryer waits and watches with anticipation as her opponent serves. Vicky Sacharo watches the bird as it comes down ready to smash it at her opponent. Leeanne Prill practices her serving before the match. Karen Muller drops the bird over the net hoping to catch her opponent off guard. Rita Foran shows the determination that goes into a smash. tr! IW t,., ...c c xii COMPETING 123 irls bump, Set, spike to Even season For the girls Varsity and Junior Varsity Volleyball teams, it took hard practices, obedience, skill and a little height to bring them a 6-6, and a 6-6 season, respectively. The Varsity went to the Division- als played at Paradise Valley, but lost to Paradise Valley. ,ir . Above - Cindy Smith bumps the ball over the net. Below - Kim Edwards spikes the ball over the outstretched hands of her opponent. Varsity Volleyball Team - tFirst rowj Karen Hobe, Sue Matis, Cindy Smith, Cindy Aulback. tSecond rowl Mrs. Lehman, Julie Gresley waits and watches as the opposing team serves. as 'V Kathy Ward, Ann Spinoso, Kim Edwards, Julie Gresley. Ann Spinoso shows her style as she stretches high to to spike the ball. Coach Lehman discusses strategy with her girls during a timeout. I Junior Varsity Volleyball Team - 1Front Natalie Brehm, Blyn Boullin, Cindy Bashaw, row! Karla Khan, Donna Klumb, Lisa Kathy Putman, Tammy Kralovich, Diane Bonet, Monique Tanquay. iSecond rowl Fardy. The girls set up defensively waiting for the serve. Natalie Brehm sets herself ready to bump Below - Greenway player displays the ball- power serve. Below right - Greenway sets up the offense with their serve. ' H Y LWW ,wifi mtl X 1 lF 'lillinitmlalf 'l.'.l,.rm.lnhBvbz'V ' 1' lawns nm- M. r - ' X.. ,. The JV team looks over the opponents they are about to play. Donna Klumb watches the ball closely as she gets ready to serve. A,,.,-V Golf proves a success at Greenway Top row: Coach Dykes, Shawn Sackman, Ken Corona, Greg Alcus, Mike Weise, Jeff Potell. Bottom row: Tony Nardozza, Mike Nardozza, Dale Barranger, Matt Ratke, Carl Weise. One of the new sports that was offered this year at Greenway was golf. The team was coached by Mr. Dykes. The golf team consisted of ten members. They practiced long and hard at Bellair golf course to gain knowledge and experience of the sport so they could compete against other golf teams. Above - Ken Corona prepares to hit the golf ball. Above - Matt Ratke demonstrates a perfect swing. 126 COMPETING 1 5.'f'fr,, :ff we , .nv we' vrmfm + n 1 r Lv . GHS golfers Demonstrate Self technique Counter clockwise from top leftg Tony Nardozza concentrates on his putt. Golfers practice swings. Ken Corona plays a hard game. Jeff Potell prepares for a par shot. Unidentified player chips the ball. I 1 Y v E Softball's first year gets a great start Softball team - Top row left to right, Sandie Cone, Daun Bovingtonu Jan Gilly, Cindy Bashgw, Deb Stiiiett, Julie Gregey, M M W.'r,,M4PtW+'lf'mlQfw ,Mini of as Aboveg Julie Gresley prepares 3 throw to third base. Righty Greenway scores a run. 128 COMPETING Cindy Kolbeek, Trina Mathews. Middle Cockrill, Lisa Bonet, Barb Harbin Susie row, Karla Khan, Sue Matis, Terrihw-Qglz McDonald, Terri- -Bevacqua .'-- Not pictured granej1fKe'lTy Perks. Bottom rovii, Eryn Jones and Carolyn, Jones Greenway's new softball team turned out to be a success in its first year. Many girls tried out for the team. Only nineteen made it. Mr. Smith and Mrs. Spitler coached the team to a great season. Counter clockwise from top leftg The girls discuss the game while waiting to bat. Left middleg Greenway's catcher Julie Gresley awaits the pitch from the pitcher. Bottom leftg a player for Greenway exhibits a power swing. Bottom rightg Kelly Perks sets up for a bunt. l I I I i X COMPETING 129 21 x H'- M1 M M w mniwwi R ,E -UM 1 M W ww N Wufwwvlk XM N Wk M. Q, M WA v sea. W M Nw wwf, Q aff ,A-1' Spikettes support winning team this year H Milli Top Row - Mrs. Price, Mrs. Murray, Richards, Julie Gerard, Libby Langdon, Cheryl Bufford, Janie Heddon, Diedra Sherie Bailey, Mary Langdon, Ruth Schaef- Purdy, Laurie Beaulieu. Second Row - fer. talternates up and downl Sue Rubin, Debbie Spikettes Cheryl Bufford, Libby Langdon scores and make sure that the meet is and Sue Rubin take the times, record the running smooth. Spikettes, a group of Greenway students, work the Cross Country and Track meets. The jobs that they perform are those of timing, scoring, recording and generally making sure the meet goes smooth. The Spikettes consist of twenty- five to thirty girls and two sponsors. The sponsors are Mrs. Beverly Price and Mrs. Sandra Murray. One of the projects the Spikettes did to raise money Was showing movies on Saturdays. The money went to help out with the Track and Cross Country banquets. Spikettes also supported the team with encouragement. Janie Heddon, a hopeful Spikette, looks on with anticipation during one of the meets. Sharon Urquidez, hands out cards to the guys running into the shoot. .am xv if awww 99 we wh X 2551 HQ me-is 'N 'iff' 4 , XJ X 3' f 5 5 - in 1 ' Q E gf 'Kes if 1311 ? 4 is - 11- km M muh m KM .i ,Nw MN 4 Demoticians ork hard This year Mary Holly looks on with suspense. The Demoticians are a group of girls, Jefri Brown, Mary Holly, and Angela Henry, who keep stats for the basketball teams. These girls attend both J .V. and Varsity games and record everything that happens in the game. Angela Henry records rebounds for both Greenway and the opposing team. Mary Holly records shots and assists for Green- way and the opposing team. Jefri Brown records shots and assists for the opposing team. The Demoticians have sold re- freshments and programs as money raising projects during the games. l 1 5 l This years 1976 - 1977 Demoticians are: Angela Henry. lleft - rightl Jefri Brown, Mary Holly, Jefri Brown gives look of unhappiness and nervousness to Marlene Burnett. COMPETING 133 M Pom line moves to the sound of music 41' Pom Pon Line - Lynn Mallek, Karen Brenda French, Toni Bevacqua, Karin Mathews, Kim Gustafson, Darcy Esposit Rios, Regina Linhares, Diane Brinegar, Ashley, Lori Edwards, Lisa Schuff, Lori Above - Lori Mathews glances back at the Greenway stands. Right - The Pom line performed for the many Greenway fans at half time during the varsity games. With the backup of the band they did various original routines to the delight of the crowd. 134 COMPETING H gs, Wmilllmlltltwvwwm , X lllllllllllllllwwftgmllmwuqmw llllllmilww,,,Mm W l W film M Y ' M Wlll'llWlmllWM all X sw v ww l NM W rrlr 'N X, XMlWrllllllullllsllllllwllwlewqm, ,X 0. 1 it Cheerleaders bring about enthusiasm Wlllir At the Homecoming game the JV and Varsity cheerleaders performed along with some of the returning senior girls for the crowd. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders - Cindy Alarcon, Julie Macy, Barb Harbin, Shari Nimmo, Sandy Griffiths. Lori Hodges was selected to be the Greenway Demon's mascot this year. wr-W A ..,.. - AA, ettermen promote school spirit The members of the Greenway Athletic Association tGAAl became involved in many sports activities this year. The Lettermen's Club honored those boys who had parti- cipated in a sport and lettered in it. Both clubs encouraged participa- tion in any of the many offered sports here at Greenway. Right - Lettermen Officers - fFront row! Steve Florence - Sgt. at Arms, Don Scheuer - Secretary tBack rowl Mike Bristol - Treasurer, Keith Brannoch - President, Scott Webster - Vice President. Below Lettermen - tFront row left to right! Steve Florence, Ken DeMichael, Mark Barrett, Chuck Hammond, Rick Markley, Clyde Prochazka, Steve Klein, Ron Dykstra, Norman Anderson. tBack rowl Mike Bristol, Ben Simpson, Tim Harris, Don Scheuer, Brad Rock, Keith Brannoch, Tom Stone, Mark Nichols, Pete Sandberg, Dale Putman, Carlos Rooks, Scott Webster, Andy Werry, Wesley Wines. 136 COMPETING Q W W ' M, X 3 Mlm! M 1 ,AM '-A ,. ' ,w M,WxnwN , Wlwilllul MW! GAA - fFront rowl Stacy Pilch, Cathi Whithouse, Camey Pearsal, Chairmaine Hegeraty, Candy Pearson, Chris Grande tSecond rowl Sue Cheetham, Judy Jordon, Terry Colgrave, fThird rowl Sandy Cone, Beth Anderson, Deserie Powers, Eryn Stewart, Trina Matthews, Denise Gillespie, Tina Redgency, Eryn Bently, Regina Mon- roe, Lisa Fetters, Terry Bevacqua, fFourth rowl Donna Clay, Marsy Weathersby, Leah Shap, Lynn Goodman, Donna Griffiths, Kelly Perks, Caryn Balsamo, Lori Hodges, tFifth rowl Missy Weathersby, Kim Wil- fong, Patty Robello, Laurie Burditt, Tami Arterburn, Tresa Brannock, 1Sixth rowj Roseanne Robsen, Tina Cryer, Julie Pleg- genkeele, Sue Matis, Connie Lutenigger, Ruth Campbell, Karen Hobs, Cheryl Har- ford, Pam Brown, lSeventh rowb lrine Semler, Wanda Nells, Deb Stinnett lEighth row! Terry Ashworth, Lori Brinegar, Natlie Brehen, Nancy Cannon, Jan Gitley, Lisa Bonet, Karen Andersen, Casey Conley. Andy Werry, Ron Dykstra, Ben Simpson, Keith Brannoch, Steve Florence, D011 Scheuer and Pete Sandberg recreate the flag raising on Jock Hill. COMPETING 137 v pgfffyiiii ' wx Y x dx! 'J ,QW X w A+, N 'WWW Learning LEARNING 139 A Senior is: someone who sets an example for the underclassmen. someone who is taking his first step into the adult world. someone who is using their last chance to be a kid. someone who has finished but only just begun. someone who is afraid to cross into the world as an adult instead of a student. someone that has four years down and a lifetime to go. someone who has a lot more on their mind than other students do. who is finally in a someone position to break away from home. someone who can now prove to everyone that they can make it on their own. someone that has found the answers but is still questioning. someone who isn't afraid of the first day of school as much as the day after graduation. anxious. l 140 LEARNING hat is a Senior? MWWWWWWWWW. i 'ff Xa n.,M..-,.,e,f.'-Q--'A..,.. 3 gif, I2 2 31 W, gQf e e p ,2 Senim' Class Officers - 1Fil'S'- TOWT L05 fSec0nd rowl Sue Rubin, Mr. Stephens, Lori MHUIGWS, Pal Yalllllg- Gritzner, Diane Brineagar, Darcy Esposito. A ,, ,W Qfgpieff LEARNING 141 Seniors prepare for graduation, future John Abbey Carol Alexander Rachel Arrendondo Vickie Bailey 142 SENIORS , w Q 4 ,qu A X X l lx ' fi Y X , iwcbgii , , V ' l Milf x AQ, Lisa Acker Lisa Ackerman Susan Alarcon Tammy Albins Guillermo Alvarado Steve Amrhein Janice Amos Norman Anderson Tami Arterburn Karin Ashley Brian Ashworth Kevin Bachman Cindy Baker Vance Baldwin Jeff Baran Debra Barborek E Debbie Barranger Having a good time and learning new informati often combined in senior classes. Students enjoy last year of high school and prepare for college. ISI 'WWW L 'A lf' Mark Barrett ' Devona Beaver ' lift in i , N ' lil: i may 1 N M, i if lim li :l i'lil'l Y fig,-f f 2 1' s H illlcsiillill . ii, , .mi N iii E :H -ui fn' it Q l s iii: 5.. 1 5' wg.f4 W, 3 I Pat Beck Larry Behrens may it X N X i W A i .ix 91 , l 4 I i x W i, i L lll wwww Sharron Belverud Mike Benjamin Harold Bennett 5 SW i ,if , ll l l X X X X l X till W ' l l - M ' i X , M is W V li l W- it i :Q Al, iliillliw -, N Jeff Bentley Francine Bergeron Jo Anne Bergeron on is their Joe Bergeron Phil Betzer Ann Bieschke -'mi i B erlr i i ' X R--vygwd ' 'Q f My yg,6T'f1a,f ,la A 'fl -if 1 ' l,Af3?f'i1E? xy' X. xl' N mi , l iw M ity BX F W l V Vicki Bilek Richard Billingsley Lisa Bishop if ...if V i ' l i ' A i B 'fi B is fig? s 7 . i-fe f's5.-g i inns , J y if l lllll f is lf? sl-JNIORS 143 i i it li Bill Bodine Ron Bolton Steve Bolm and have a good time. Craigqliolge Tara Bond Keith Brannoch 5 , S 4 V .: if? David Brown 144 SENIORS lv Rick Borg Steve Borrowdale Norman Bowsher gfi 'f'Wj,3.IX'g E V 5- ? F al- '33 X K4 , M i f we f , iv Tammy Brehm Diane Brinegar Mike Bristol Mike Brown Dennis Bullock Jerri Bunch Seniors take some time out from work and studying to talk with their friends Manuel Bragg Doug Broehm Am Dean Burdine Seniors make the most of final year ,-l 'M .I ' Aw 5 A v Mh. Dorothy Burley Julie Burnett Ann Burns Ryan Burrie Lori Byers WX X '- we ,MM A ' 'M ' Belinda Campbell Brian Campbell Shelia Cannataro Steve Cannon Joanne Carroll ff' Brad Carry Joe Cetta Paul Chandler Jake Chilson Susan Clark X ll WM A Q t 'V ' Xl' , , v .,.,, Y ' M Eryn Cockrill Jody Cockrill Scott Coffinger Susan Coleman Sandie Cone SENIORS 145 1 Renee Corey Ken Corona Esther Corral Patty Corry Russell Cottam Debbie Crain Dave Crawford Linda Creighton Mark Crenshaw Danny Croman .L 'W 2' , W-2 , ,. ' P 'P 5 Gary Cummings Rose Cummings Lenora Danbeck Eric Davis Pete Davis Wendy Davis Theresa Delbrocco Mike Denning During class, Vicki Bilek takes notes while her teacher gives a lecture. This was ver common in most sen'o . . classes y 1 r Helene Dennis Clint Dessenberger Tammy Devorak 146 SENIORS ,l If ' , wm,::,,w5' ww, M, ,, ,mv -N , ,yt ,, ' , ,M x xl , ' ,W M X ' , , A y, , H H- Jw, it WL X ' Ken DiMichael 2 P' ' ' Z U f 0 ' ' H A ' ' A Mike Dubois W, XX,.XX. 5 M, , ,, A 6 ' My Jim Dixon , ,,,,, X, ,K ,,, ,- ,V-uw,-, x v ' ww ,ww ,, 1, W ww- ww-1, ', Hwxq' W ' W' W wglslwwili ,,,1' V , U qw 'm Candice Dunn Robert Eck ' U, Wx NN x M , my ,1.x.,mwX2V'-X, ,,, ,,,,,,A,, W, bv 'gQl'Qgx3w,, x x,, ,Q ww ,, wxw av,,,,vH?Ww ,X WW ' , ,AW x N ,x Nu ,A x w,w,, i ' , W- FWF' ,, , , N ,J , , , X XX G NW X , , . ,,, tm, , , ww u mmm, M, 1' 1- ww Vx , Mimi tl X X All ix w w www Dixon Lisa Doodakian Scott Dougherty Janis Dunn 'L uw, ww- ,f x M E H. .. , fix x X X V M x ww .v A , 1 X X , lids' nl uv 0 it my John Edwards George Duran Sarah Duvall rv'- Mary Eichinger Tim Elliott Nl w Reading and relaxing was a very important part of the busy school day. After completing an assignment, students either talked quietly with friends or read until the bell signaled the end of the class. n. QC Bonnie Ely .,..'- Janet Erb SENIORS 147 , H- Class of 97 7 is first four year class E L i v Darcy Esposito Rudy Estrada Robin Evans Dennis Fariello Chris Faulk Steven Faulkner Mary Ferski Bruce Flaming Sherri Flodquist Steve Florence W w l lb' ,M r ' -l 53.5.5 , Jfliil' N - M, wew'i ,, ' F F o you nnan ' Larry Floyd Rita Foran Tracy Ford Robin Francis Lynn Franks Hal Frantzman Carmen Galaviz Manuel Garcia Right - Two students stop to talk for a moment while on their way to class. 148 SENIORS ,,,. ' ' q w f X X , N W ii Rick Garner Roy Garner Bill Gerrish Steve Giannini Pete Gibbs Jan Gilley Steve Goldstein Barry Gomez Sue Goodrich David Gore William Graft Dan Graves Marcy Griggs Teresa Grimes Lori Gritzner Martin Gross Matt Gross Jana Gunn Kim Gustafson Jon Halbul' SENIORS 149 'ml New mm wm ' ' T , 'WM W exwrm ,fi Michaele Hallock Paul Halverson Chuck Hammond Paula Haney Mike Harman L U , ' Sf -V !lJ,N X ' , H r 'H ,V fl X bl i ge V V 7, Leslie Harper Lynne Harper Bill Harris George Haynie Pat Hedger f f . CAV ,, A K Cindy Heinrich Jackie Heller Duane Kurt Hemphill Tim Henderson Michelle Henn Shirley Herrin Vaughn Herter Kevin Hicks Laura Hill Karen Hilsabeck Rh0nd8 Hodges Rick Hodges Cora Hoffman Debbie Hoffman 150 SENIORS Prom, graduation highlight senior year if Jeff Hoffman Mark Hoffman Alan Hoffner Marsha Hollen Tom Holly 32,1 ..J'fffk f cgi: -i ie' l Julie Howard Mary Humphreys Laine Hunter in,-W ,L ff' A Martin Holmes Rick Hopkins J an N' A 1 3 if Q V e, t f afaa ? '- , Y , H YP' Lisa Hunter Mark Hunter Donna Hurdock Above - Sue Goodrich works in the Media Center on 8 class assignment. Below - Seniors prepare for a current events game by reading newspapers and magazines in Government Class. SENIORS 151 Dan-y Hug-en Debra Hutchinson Dawn Hutton Tracy Irish Cathie Jeffries Holly Jenkins Bill Johnson Heidi Johnson Dorothy Jackson ,mn WWW Kevin Johnson Shelia Johnston Susan Johnson Gary Jones Randy Jordon Rene Judy Below - Deb Crain, senior, relaxes in the Media Center after she has completed all her assignments. J WEEK ' 'J Keith Kanavel Dina Kearney R Keri Keim Cindy Kellerup Evelyn Kellett Jim Kelly Carol Kiernan Kit Kovac Roger Krueger Alan Lain E Kevin Kirkpatrick Terry? Kitaguchi iiii iiii 17 D l' X WW Q W il l l iw sw vw W A i W will Q ww Aw , M QM Q , w xl wx my v m will v ,, w www x ji' 3-my pigs Jig R P P- ixlln xl Willa Chris Krickler Sue Kroll Debbie Kruse Donte Labate Phyllis Lambertus Cheryl Lanpsiedel A Leonard Kessner ' Dan Kibler David Knopf Cindy Kolbeck Below - Senior, Tom Macaluso, works on a project in the Arts and Crafts Department. l , , 1 1 H vi 1 2 Rip? f 1 3 A 2 ' X'-f E I el -f, 32 ,-E 5 1' L Jim Laughlin D Linda Lavin John Law Cathy Lawler Cheryl Lee Candy Ligon Regina Linhares Janice Livesay Dale Lohf Manuel Lopez Li Yi, CHl'0l Lyons Tom MaCaluso Vickie Magyar Lynne Mallek Kenneth Maloney C indy Manning Hugh Maples Diana Marchese Rick Markley Becky Marler 154 SENIORS 3 Lori Mathews Sue Matis Linda McClain Glennis McDonald Jane McGill Joe Mozes Sharon Mozoskl Lourena Muise f'!' Helen Meyer Tami Miller Tania Miranda Terri Morse Vicki Motz Allen Moyers Ulmmlwwlriml ll -wh ww Mmmmmmw, Wwwwlwmrwm, X SENIORS 155 Left - Two seniors study newspapers durmg uovern ment class. Above - Seniors work on an assignment durmg class ,I-51 W Q Above - Janet E,-b and Rachel Ar,-edondoy both seniors, discuss Above - Seniors learn together with students from other grades in something in class while they take notes on a lecture. mixed Classes. gf Karen Muller Lisa Mumma John Myers Sharon Nance Mike Nardozza Tony Nardozza Doug Neal Scott Neal Dave Nelson Debbie Nelson StiiartzNelson Tari Nelson Tammy Netwig Robert Newman Chuck Nichols 156 SENIORS Mark Nichols Karen Nlmletz Pat 0 Conner Erm O Neill 5 Mike Ostrofski -qi' Mew? w j'fW',q Nm, Ei su 'Wu M w w fvwGl .,w,1m 3 Sam Ownby David Pace Bob Pallanich Jenny Parker Renee Patrick Melissa Patterson Dennis GW' Petiford Frank Pike Ginger Pinkley Ardie Clyde Prochazka Debra Pruitt Dale Putman John Petersen Lowell Petersen Terry Petersen Leeanne Prill SENIORS 157 Seniors enjo last year more than ever Gary Putman Adrianne Ratke Tammy Rau Debra Reeves April Reid W lv A X X fri , W' M f i t R rw, li xx we we X ' ww .MQ A V iw Nr yi v an ' N x X ' i i f 5' Denise Renard Debbie Richards Randy Richards Liz Richardson Mark Rigdon .ix , John Riley Dona Roberts Greg Roberts James Roberts Jerry Roberts Bridget Robson Timothy Robson Mike Roddy JOHII Rogers Debra Roles 158 SENIORS Sue Rubin Shawn Sackman Brenda Sallaway Tom Sallaway Peter Sandberg Brett SHl1del'S0ll Mike Sandler Frank Schranz Llsa Schuff Edwina Searles Darrell Selleys Of the many offered pastlmes at Greenway Rudy Estrada demonstrates . V , i W nw. 'Q WX- Nl X X ,N ,X JO 'J ' it ' 2 x M ' ,vm ww , ww in vxv, X ' Wiz pw Xl N X ie' Mkt ,ff i N' Y M 1 ,, ,V twwwnt, ,W J a,mwrgaswmwwmwnmwmmwnwwmy 'fmt muh, , M, Teresa Semler David Shoemake Benjamin Simpson Ed Smith Kathy Smith XSS.. Amy Smithson f .- i NX X l K l ,am 95'- '-51 - Tb '5- X W X ll K' 1 X ll I W af F I , ww ,Q ,wx . fi it Q E' A ... .W Y-ji? Bob Spencer Tawne Spencer Anne Spinoso Below - Linda Creighton fleftj and her friends enjoy the brief thirty-five minutes that they have for lunch. Donna Sombrero Carmen Sotomayor Cathy Spann Kim Sparks MIP' 'Q A Jim Staggs x ' W M ', ,Q L lk 1 i w l MQWMM W ,A tn it X M X lil M W ' W X N X fl 1' X P K n 'Km ,NN Q w- W Sue Stahlie Scott Sterba Charles Stevens , Q 'fl vw'wMjwx 'mi 1 fa wx' H, .W , ,vi N wi, Cheryl Stevens Jo dy Stephenson it ii E35 x it? if rt Leanne Stewart Carrie Stidman Debby Stinnett Stephen Stone Tom Stone a Zh , W 1 V V 2 Tammy Stout Kevin Sturm Susan Switay Charles Tagart Randy Thomas Ann Thompson Pat Thornton Tammy Thorson If Debbie Toepke Debbie Tolliver lik-wr Susan Tolman We- .,.. '45, V 1 on 11, ,N Lynn Tremblay Jodie Trenkle MikeT1-otta f I Above - Students from all grades eat lunch together in Greenway's cafeteria. SENIORS 161 Kim Turner ' 'Vera-3' W' V , 1 iw- ix X ' W X t , 'K Nl lx ww Q x vi X. .X Xx if ? X XX X 1 is X 1 W 5 W X X5 F I ' Terri Turner Rob Valichnac Kathy VanBuskirk Xavier Vasquez Valerie Viera Debbie Vietzke Tom Vogt Lisa Vollmer Don Volopich Lance Wade 4 va XX ww XX W l lx X i X X la 5 E w A' if , Q ' at X ll Jjslill ' Q it f 1 WHT A X 1 lt .M Y A Pat Walters Dave Wadzita Arthur Wahlers Brian Walgenbach Patti Wall Buddy Warden Penny Wean Scott Webster Andy Werry , W ,,,, ,, Wt ,,,' Wt,,,WW-.l.y-..m..7....,- XX, it it V ww W ,WX X W Xl X ,Q-1-ww X, ' WV- ,g 6 A 1 it V lx W X ' ' 5X 'fm X X 'X XXXXXXXXXXXX XXYXXXXX X XXXXXXXXX 3- ASQ' X QW :My Qi, ' lfwav' 'M ,W-tml Pat Whitehouse Mark Whitley Blake Whitten Left - Senior, Pat Lemieux rests after a hard day at school. o f 2 Debra Williams Mary Williams Chrystal Willis Debbie Wilson Karen Wilsgn Rick Wilson Wesley Wines Eleanore Wituschek Eddy Wolken Maggie Woodfill Patrick Yalung Grace Zagarrigo Paul Zemis LuAnn Zinn Lauri Zischkau Library provides for many interesting moments. www. .va-W i ' e SENIORS 163 What is a Junior? A Junior is: a person looking forward to their senior year. someone still reaching for their goals. someone who is waiting for their chance in the world. lost in the shadows of the senior. someone stuck in the middle, neither upperclassmen nor under- classmen. second in line to a senior. someone who still has time to decide their future. using their last two years to have fun. what a senior was the year before. someone who has not yet lived their high school life to the fullest. someone who is able to go to and organize their first prom. someone who has three years down, one to go, and a lifetime to tackle. 164 LEARNING - w...f W lCd1101l 'WM hu-H ff V Y , .WN lil i wil R Y A fy J 3 . J 5 J 1' - I il ,M A ,mm ,, ,,., W will fl ik v.,wi'ls L MMA F,,,..-..- 960'-1? Aiiwwv p mafwu Junior Class Officers - lFront rowl son, Karen Waters. 1Second rowl Eric xMrs. Walker, Cathy Krznarich, John Michele Colter, Piper Weldon, John Nichol- Adamczyk, Mr. Chilcoat, Brian Wright, Liquori. LEARNING 165 ll Juniors look forward to third year l Lunchtime gives all students a time to relax and talk with friends. After three or four classes, this break is welcome. Adamezyk, Eric Adams. Tim Adams, Tracy Adkerson, Frank Ahambers, Sheri Alarcon, Sara Albert, Merlyn Allen, David Allen, John Amundson, Chris Andersen, Karen Anderson, Dan Anderson, Mike Anderson, Tyler Andrews, Neil Angelle, Peter Arellano, Michelle Arredondo, Estella Arthur, Cindy Ast, Skip Babcock, Sandy Bailey, Sherie Baker, Pamela Ballard, Rocky 166 JUNIORS Between classes students walk together and talk over what has happened during the day. wif' W fi lf , ,n r WM-W ,J . x AW V Y , t P' K ,lr xi! :sri ll my . ' m ' A W W ., ,er My ff 3 N J' 'N w Nl ,N New A , H., llh' lri A K ' w X S X lv f rii r iiiit ll , i':5W5 ' ,su -.,3.s--,,W:- ' wwwr ' :fr ww 'M W ww, ,, X ' , WSW Y f ,r ' X' mx., till W Q M , , rl'-lf-s. r l N ,lf-Wlf fe 1 1111111 V, X 1111 X 1 X1 XX 1 11 1w1 p1m! 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Henry, Angela Hensley, Cindy Herrin, Jackie Hirth, Scott Hobbs, Karen Hobe, Karen Hodges, Bill Hoffner, Mike Holly, Mary Horne, Rick Houser, Patti Hudson, Donna Humphreys, Lynn Hunter, Debbie Hurst, Ann lnfurna, Tammy Jacobs, Richard Jacott, Michael 172 J UNIORS W W. Below - Doug Schranz, a junior, poses on the sidewalk for the photographer as he walks to his next class. , XXX Q Will, K, ,, , il L+ S Jacott, Michelle Jacott, Yvette Jaye, Sue Jeffires, Kathy Johnson, Carrie Johnson, Dave Johnson, Larry Johnson, Lora Johnston, Don Johnston, Sherri Jones, Sandy Jones, Bill Judy, Cherie Juve, Lisa Kalsen, Margaret Karau, Christine Kays, Kenneth Kays, Tim Keats, Donna Kelley , Linda Kennedy, Leslie Keppel, Maryann Key, Judy Kiernan, Tracy Kinkead, Rhonda Kitaguchi, Kenneth JUNIORS 173 ' Klein, Steve Knight, Gail Knotts, Robyn Konecki, Mark Korn, Susan Koskella, Darlene Kostolnik, John Krueger, Mike Kruse, Margaret Krznarich, Cathy Langfelder, Mark Lambert, Kathy Lane, Sue LaPenna, Michael Laughlin, Joe Lawler, Cindy Layden, Karen Lazalde, Gloria Leber, Peggy Ledin, Kerry Lee, Brett Lee, Kathy Lehmann, Tim Lenahan, Peggy 4 ix' X. 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Welker, Judy Welker, Kevin Whitman, Cindy Wade, Whitmer Wiberg, Steve Wiersma, Brad Williams, Dean Williamson, Tony Willingham, Mark Willis, Steve Wilson, Mike Wilson, Scott Wineburger, Jeff Wingfield, Claude Winman , Rick Winter, Christy Winters, Harold Wright, Brain Zemis, Bill Zumallen, Jenni J UNIORS 181 hat is a Sophomore? A Sophomore is: someone who can give and show leadership to the freshmen. someone without the lost, scared look. not on the top, but not on the bottom. someone who keeps membership in Junior Varsity sports high. someone who is often overlooked by upperclassmen. Waiting to become a junior. someone who is glad that they are no longer Freshmen. someone who gets their first chance to disect a frog in Biology. more likely to pick on the Freshmen because they are so thankful to be Sophomores. someone who has a few years of high school left. not really concerned about their future plans. enjoying the time before gradua- tion because the seniors have advised them to have fun while they still can. KAR' 182 LEARNING SSUMYM HI X HN It ll HH! gil :sul li W i l ,A W, M 4 l fy ,Pl Q , i l lil fx , l .,.lXM,WMww ' - , A.'hf.N Y 'N 3 l, wl,:Msw ,y, papal 44-A 553 2 f Q ll A 2 l r .w 'W'l' Sophomore Class Officers - fFront rowl fSecond row! Kelly Crawley, Mr. Alonzo, Francine Madonia, Angela Muscolino, Greg Mrs. CYBSSWGU. Alcus, Bobby Williams, Lorretta Price. LEARNING 183 Abram, Mark Abakuks, Aris Akins, Sonia Alarcon, Cindy Albins, Doug Alcus, Greg Allen, Kim Allsop, Allyson Amrehein, Fred Anderson, Dan Anthony, Kevin Archibald, Hope Arnston, Gary Arrowood, Cathy Arterburn, Jackie Ashcroft, Craig Ashmore, Theresa Ashworth, Jeff Ast, Steven Atkinson, Paul Bachman, Kent Bader, Lisa Badgley, Sheila Baker, Penny Balder, Mark Ballard, Donna Ballard, Dusty Baldwin, Stacie Bamber, Bill Barnes, Lisa Barnes, Julia Barnes, Wayne Barranger, Dale Barrows, Frieda Barton, Lee Barton, Pat Bates, Justine Baum, Janice Bayer, Summer Beck, Scott Becker, Mark Becker, Rita 184 SOPHOMORES -...L is ,K I M- WX XX. X X XX XX- ,,-, J V I X' We X ,Xt X WX X X XX ,XXX X XX X 13 liiii' X X XXXXXW X XXXXXXXXXX ' XXX X, 'M NP XXX 3-XM ' X 3 X,:XXligXXXX 'XXX ,X -XX Xx,j 'X ZX X X, X ff' . X 5 1 X H , , - X mm , X ,XXXXXXXX WW X X ww 'IM A XX X X X X N it X X X . VX mmf X' XWX X ,A - , 'E WX We XX' XXX? Y' XX X, - ,X XX-X X XXX1XXi' XXX XX XXX X X ff . 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' PM YY -we ,gf ' W MBI -its gm Bedford, Deanna V Beguin, Brian Bentley, Cyndi Bentley, John Berg, Annette Bestland, Karen Biever, Jeff Bishop, Larry Blessington, Laura Bliss, Teri Bloomquist, Kevin Bloomquist, Michael Bohrman, Linda Blom, Paul Boule, Kathie Bowser, Shelia Boyd, Bonnie Boyle, Anna Bradburg, Mike Bradley, Barbara Bradley, Bill Bradenburger, Jeff Bratt, Lori Bright, Debra Broehm, Michael Brooks, Debbie SOPHOMORES 185 Boprey, Carolyn Bowdish, Brad Brower, Pat Brown, Joe Brown, Liz Brown, Mike Brown, Richard Brown, Tom Buckingham, Cindy Bullion, Marsha Burdine, Tommy Burgess, Dana Burley, Regina Burnett, Warren Burris, Don Byler, Rita Calle, John Campbell, Carl Carmichael, Carmen Carnicelli, Laura Carpenter, Shirla Casper, Ron Cassidy, Karen Cauley, Randy Cerfus, Toni Chandler, Jim Charochak, John Chentfant, Mark Chin, John Coats, Steve Colletti, Audrey Colter, Terri Congrove, Jim Connell, Mary Conner, Dean Cons, Joe Cooper, Kathy' Cooper, Kaxgrie Copenhaver,'Linda Corey, Dan K'w A Corey, Teri Cormier, Janice 186 SOPHOMORES '-W-ef Ku? li, ,Q Wil TY ' E 3 if ' ww if 4 4 ww 'ga , , E J ' A A, ,, ' .V ' I- lx X w f A X if W., ,J gm 3 x , WW R ' 5 , W, f 'f J if ,, M x, M x . i X F' x ' 1 X , , U X 1 WW, , , lil 'QW , Q- W ii 'Wifi , v 1 , 'W J K: ' if 4 . ya, 1. 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Paul Wingfield shows his deep interest in Mm 'WW , NW will Floyd, Toni Fox, Karen Franks, Logan Frazier, Dennis Fredrickson, Maryanne Freeland, Mike Freeman, Linda Fuge, Kent Fullerton, Laura Gailey, Brad Gaus, John Gaylor, Carla Garcia, Danny Gee, Kelly Gerard, Julie Gerrish, Cindy Gibbs, Kelley Gillane, John Gilson, Rick Glasco, Alan Glatt, Nancy Glaze, Tom Goldstein, Larry Goodman, Troy Gossum, Cheryl Grace, Belinda Grace, John Granteir, Shelly Gregory, James Griffiths, Sandy Grube, Kurt Gue, Daniel Gunnell, David Guyton, Larry Gwilt, Mark Gyder, Charles Halverson, Keith Hamby, Danny Hamill, Donna Harbin, Barb Harford, Cheryl Harper, Ann SOPHOMORES 189 Harris, Brenda Harris, Tim Hatch, Darin Hayes, Gary Hayes, Michelle Hedden, Janie Heffelfinger, Sherry Henderson, Kevin Henson, Jeff Henson, Kirk Heinrich, Rodney Hermey, Chris Hicks, Mark Hill, Leslie Hoffman, Mary Hogg, Arthur Holcomb, Monica Holcomb, Trisha Hollen, Guy Hooey, David Holmes, David Hopkins, Ray Hopkins, George Horjamaki, Cindy Horn, Steve Houser, Kelly Howard, Sherman Howe, Cathy Howe, James Howerton, Donna Hoyrnan, Brian Huckleberry, Gary Hughes, Charles Hughes, Crystal Hules, Fred Hummelgard, Kevin Humphyres, Lisa Hunter, Greg Hunter, Kathy Hunter, Norma Hurless, Judy Hurst, Terry 190 SOPHOMORES N ' ,sm , , 355 , 1 A ,g V N x fl-wi , sw x , J N H, , r g 'N N' Qc, ,lx ' ,ir ,mf X Mi- H'l'l,,. X W Wim r ll ,Q H M 'iii ,N M , W ,M M, ,yi , yi! WW X W tsl Hutchings, Phillip Hyams, David Hyland, Stephen Jackson, Dave Jackson, Jim Jauron, Mark Jenkins, Gayla Jaye, Laurie Jenkins, Jeff Jenner, Blair Jewett, Ronda Jerome, David Johnson, Candy Johnson, Daryl Johnson Sharon Johnson Teresa Jones , Jay Jones, Kelley Jones, Margie Jones, Mary Jordan, Judy Justice, Dee Kanavel, Meeghan Kane, Mike Katz, Jeff Kausey, Larry Keatts, Doug Keller, Kim Kellerup, Donna Kelly, Doyle Kelsch, Bill Kenan, Chris Khan, Karla Kiernan, James Kindell, Judy King, Robyn Klein, Laura Klitscher, Steve Klumb, Donna Kollar, David Kolbeck, Audrey Koop, Alison SOPHOMORES 191 Kovac, John Knox, Kiva Kralovetz, Tammy Krombein, Todd Kress, Roxanne Krickler, Mike Kroll, Mary Krueger, Roxanne Kruse, Jim Kwamme, Anne Lachance, Wayne Lail, Janice Lambert, David Landers, Susan Langdon, Elizabeth Lanpher, Nancy Lavra, Andy Lavra, Frank 1 21'- . Q x 5, 'H wi ,Aw H li im MM is W M will x M 4 ' ' N. W, ww 'gli-13 , 2 , ,We J, ww W, 5, , if , , Q ' 3 A Y X X. X W W NF Q 2 J it fx iw , Wi , iw ' l Y 2 ,X X, , W 5, ,, N 1 A Sophomore are acquainted with system Lawrence, Selina Leber, Joyce Lee, Lisa Lemieux, Chris Leos, Bill Leroy, Ken 192 SOPHOMORES Right - Janie Hedden, a sophomore, hurries through the quad on her way to class. ,X M 3. H11 thx , tw, 5 ' , W um., , yd 1 fm, M hs ga, 'W' ' wr vu ,'rwvw,mm, ' ww-'en XM ..L rw was Lethem, Sue Lewis, Dallas Lightfoot, Dave Lillywhite, Sue Lindgren, Jim R Linhares, Guy Little, Bonnie Lohf, Scott Lofton, Tim Lohaus, Brian Lopez, Diana Lopez, Roger Love, Robby Lowther, Phyllis Lumia, Karen Lynch, Peter Luren, John Macy, Julie Maddy, Paul Madonia, Francine Maffe, Brian Magnusen, Nels Magyar, Mike Major, .lim Malcolmson, Bradie' Maloney, Pat Mandile, Joe Manley, Tim Mara, Debbie Manz, Lauri Marcinek, Mark Marila, Frank Marino, Mary Marsh, Melanie Martin, Cindy Martin, Frank Martindale, Pat Martiner, David Marwin, Sandra Mattews, Connie Matteson, Linda Matusek, Mike 1 SOPHOMORES 193 194 Mauser, Doug May, Kerry McBee, Kathy McCallip, Gary McCambridge, Diana McDaniel, Alice McDonald, Pam McDowell, Michelle McElvain, Danel McGhehey, Karry Meek, Scott Mellor, Randy Milhoan, Beverly Miller, Mark Miller, Russell Mills, Shelly Miracle, Lisa Mitchell, Dave Mitchell, Mitchell, Mlacker Monfort George JoAnne Michele Lisa Morris, Craig Mozoski, Tom Muller, Sue Murphy, Mike Muscolino, Angela Myers, Jacques Nash, Renee Neilson, Tracy Nesbitt, Tom Neuman, Harold Neuman, Vince Nimmo, Shari Nimietz, Linda Nixon, Glenn Norman, Shawn Norton, Doug Nowtny, Cherri O'Farrell, John Olsen, Jeff Owens, Beth SOPHOMORES Wm -W rn 0 X xl ,N ll , X N 'i ,S X l ophomores get a kick out of school .R Typical expressions displayed by Sophomoreis-,. , , ,tal Ni MV P Owens, Mark Paige, cindy Paige, John Pais, Crystal Parnell, Pat Parker, Deborah Parker, Susan Pascale, Andy Pearsall, Jody Peck, Mike Perkins, Gina Pesherine, Patty Peters, Terri Petersen, Charlotte Peterson, Chris Peterson, Dan Peterson, Joey Peterson, Lynn Philbrick, Jean Phillips, Lunetle Pickard, Julie Pinkerton, Katey Pitman, Terry Plack, Matt Plemens, Mary Plotz, Kevin Porter, Kim Potell, Jeff Poteet, Michelle SOPHOMORES 195 Sophomores work hard and show spirit i X Y sy , A my :Ni .www ,,,, . ' 'WN Y ,gsm Q 'Ni il? i if 'M 'J' .W nw' , Q i e, W fl . N :LK tiff - , 14 --mul, , . gig, six 3 'tg 8 Q ,N -154 fr ' X' Pt f ' 'F' 2... ' ' ' M l A- , -N-fx B f ,.A.3 1 R -:Jiffy R 4 h 2 I' .P 4342 'ff B, A Z foe . Karen Fox and Barbara Schanz, both sophomores, seem startled by the Larry Goldstein appears not camera shy at all photographer. The picture was taken during English 3-4. Powers, Anne Price, Kelly Price, Loretta Procunier, Mark Purse, Bonnie Putman, Kathy Raponi, Barb Ratke, Matt Rau, Mike Ray, Kevin Reid, Jeff Reid, Mike Reetz, Cathy Richards, Dwayne Riedel, Joe Rios, Karen Rios, Mary Ripplinger, Mary 196 SOPHOMORES x , M X WM X 'Xi Nw W . atv' i 'TA in in Q x 5, N Y it X E V 1 ,Q ,T m - X jf 7' Q Q , I ,f I xxx w 'X l'lllx 'N 'dffwfwm .. NJ, if mi Q WS- 'lf-3 X ,yww as w W. , it X x im xl , WN ,WM , M ' A X X , tg t 'N ' X X W 1, W , X it - W, ,XM N X w. ,lpn X N WM M 9 . W wt ta ,. ,Q 1-1--f 1 ta, -V 0.45 it Q5 ,Q X' ,, Rivera, Mike Roberts, Cindy Roberts, Pam Robinson, Lisa Rooks, Paul Rorabaugh, Kenda Roseplier, Lori Rost, Robbie Roy, Brian Rubin, David Reudemann, Richard Rydberg, Phil Salamone, Joann Sanford, Christoper Saunders, Connie Saylor, Nelma Scheetz, Craig Scheuer, Diane Schmidt, Greg Schmidt, Robin Schranz, Barbara Schultz, Elizabeth Schulz, Jo Anne Scocco, Madeline Scott, Edward Scott, Michelle Seaman, Ashlee Searles, Ann Semler, Irene Shaffer, Dean Shaffer, Jean Shepherd, Beth Sheppard, Aaron Shettle, Woody Shular, Scott Simpson, Charlotte Simpson, Kenneth Simpson, Terry Slattery, Brendan Sloniker, Kim Smelser, Karin Smith, Bobby SOPHOMORES 197 Smith, Ed Smith, Lynda Smith, Pam Smith, Norman Smith, Sue Smith, Tami Smith, Terri Smithson, Beth Snoke, Steven Snyder, Bill Solona, Zandra Speirs, Paula Sports, Adair Stader, Gary Stafki, Anne Staten, Chris Stern, Jeff Stevenson, Kim Stewart, Eddie Stewart, Gerry Stewart, Pam Stewart, Randy Stidman, Scott Stine, Bob Stinson, Bobby Stover, Nathan Sullivan, Kevin Summers, Albert Summers, Diana Sutton, Judy Swan, Margo Switay, Debbie Tafflinger, Becky Tanguay, Monique Tate, Tracy Taylor, Gwynn Terrill, Terry Thomas, Pam Thomas, Michelle Thomas, Ronald Thomas, Rusty Thompson, Debbie 198 SOPHOMORES X , Q Z , ' K, X 1 X ,X ww, D., X XXV a- M W XX? 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X535 n 11 0 Anthony Davidson demonstrates deep concentration. -vpn- Student enjoys a brief nap during class. Students show express 1 E 1? Young, Leonard Ziegler Lori ion of thought. Q lf Students work diligently in biology class. Witham, Kenneth Wren, Randy Wyatt, Judie Wright, Liz Wyble, Steve Yalung, Jayne Students take advantage of freedom in classroom. Student showed enjoying herself in science class. SOPHOMORES 201 hat is a Freshman A Freshman is: someone who looks up to and respects the upperclassmen. someone who has time to make necessary plans for the future. someone who has to get used to being pushed around. someone who has to take a step from the top of their class to the bottom. someone who is excited about being in high school. someone who is lonely. someone who has the chance to break away from old friends and make new. someone who still has to form their own personalities. someone who has to prove them- selves worthy of being friends with the upperclassmen. someone who trys to impress the upperclassmen. someone who seems to be out of place for awhile. T 202 FRESHMAN iw ii , it X ,W l 2 W, 1 'wwf' W1 .1 N1 1 X N i, 11ixg,t-W 11 i wh M-'W' ' it 1 X' ' in 'X Al' wmnw MW! wily x WMU 'U 1 Qi S QM .'iG, X if wwiww ft! ' v ww 1 ' W1 ww ' -'X' .11 ' ,, 1111imw , 1 11 ip, ,, wi, .... 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I x fl ff f' ' 41, X ,1 X,,,,..f w w X W W - l ' x XXX , . wr in i t ' ' ml' 1 ,if A 2 X, W, W, iw l' , ' ,WW 'W xi V' 5 h ww lx i 'ml , x N 'N :ir Q Baker, Mike Baker, Rita Balsamo, Caryn Barbasiewicz, Kim Barnes, Debra Barnes, John Baron, Mike Barrand, Connie Barton, Steve Bashaw, Jeff Baum, Mark Beach, Sammy Beamish, Steve Beattie, Duke Beaulieu, Lori Ann Beck, Brian Benjamin, Joanne Bennett, Dan Bentley, Erin Berg, Tammy Bevacqua, Terry Biggerstaff, Bill Billings, Candace Bircher, Robin FRESHMEN 205 qv- ..- r.- ., i, Freshmen experience new happenings Blackwill, Kim Blatnik, Joe Bloomfield, Donna Blythe, Tim Bogard, James Bolm, Ingrid Bonillas, Jerry Bonillas, Steve Born, Todd Borrowdale, Ken Bosler, Wendy Boule, Laurie Bovingdon, Dawn Boyd, Bret Boyd, Charles Brannoch, Teresa Bratt, Christine Brehm, Natalie Brinegar, Lori Bristol, Kerry Broehm, Linda Brown, Corinne Brown, Daniel Brown, Dirk Brown, Doug Brown, Jackie Brown, Jay Brown, Mary Bruman, Bonnie Buchanan, Jeannie Buchanan, Robert Burdick, Stefanie Burditt, Laurie Burley, James Burnett, Marlene Brutchey, Mike 206 FRESHMEN A 5 5 X, en ft , iw J in , Qi H MQ ,f f Xt 'wk , J MR W , 1 ,fl Q M M W m ,X N it, N J- ,4'YlQ,,, uw w Q , ,WM X, ' A R if 1, 1 J. 3 'QQQWX f J ,xfk 11 TQ ,Q ' i - it H W N13 , , 'S , F x WMM MW! 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' 'X X X' XXX 'XXX X 'XX' A Mk X 'XXX XX XXX 'XXXX Farra, Marilyn Fetters, Lisa Fields, Joe Finley, Brett Fisher, Lynn Foran, Ann Ford, Rick Fortin, Lori Fowler, Bill French, Rodney Frost, Patrick Furtman, Mike Garcia, Carlos Garrett, Robin Gatton, Pam Geiger, Toni Gillane, Jim Giannias, Dean Gilbert, Galye Gile, Cathy Gillespie, Denise Gillmore, Rick Golson, Lori Good, Kerry New style of P.E. tried The freshmen this year experienced new types of activities f0l' Physical educatwn one of which was running the obstacle course. FRESHMEN 209 Green, Bobbi Green, Julie Gregg, Mike Grey, Paul Griggs, Joy Grimes, Joe Gringle, Mark Guest, Galen Gunn, Dave Gustason, Dianne Guzman, Roxanne Gyder, Doug Hager, Denver Hall, Bruce Hall, Craig Halse, Rick Hamill, Barry Hamilton, Twila Hansen, Ellen Harrison, Kurt Harshman, Victor Hartman, Glenn Harvey, Karen Hayes, Dustin Hazelton, Jacque Hebner, Carla Hedding, Margaret Helm, Dale Helms, Tamara Hegarty, Charmaine Henehan, Nancy Henkel, Greg Henry, Jeff Henry, Roy Hicks, Laree Hicks, Timothy Hodges, Lori Holly, Dan Holt, Leslyn Hoffner, Susan Horne, Kent Hornsby, Bryan 210 FRESHMEN X M ui 1 f iff ,- Y ' l 'Wr- U X vm , 4 fi ,fs 'Y P ,, ,I . r -. -ff 'leur r at fX i Y ' ' 'wil .' ' Zi ,fr I .X X. , R X i 31 ,XX X4 lv iw ' f, 1 rlfw, wi ll Ms, ,, Q -,V,,,..-M.. 31 , M , 55 , -,M W- Vw ,- M X ,, fm ,W A , xy it X it ,f XX. rw XXX XM ,K r U iixlylv wr Q-R+ R 2' l imi w ill ,r w , QW ' '25 if it it 1 4 mm wi .W 1 km' iwilell H HA ' ,twill ,ww-. 'N iii? 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Pemberton, Thomas i 'W Mx - ily 'x 1 lm A ,S , -X W Perkes, Todd il Wir., rf' 1 A ' Peters, Richard 'yy ' ' ' Y' ' Petersen, Dee 'W We M f QW W Q , , ' 'A k' Pemberton, Peter , , ,W EJ qw , 9: A Pergolizzi, Joseph A Q if it it M ' fi 5-g lg ir ' Q f' it P E 4 4 if ' I1 SE-his it M Petersen, Todd Petiford, Michael ' Pettygrove, Michael 5 ,,. Philips, Mark iw' ,W Philippi, Todd , . it P' ' . M Q mn rgatl, Doug I! 'J i ' ir fl Pleggenkule, Julie Plotz, Kelli If W ,N i Polon, Denise Porter, Jim gm: Powers, Deseree rv' L, Powers, Walter if me S Price, Tom Pilch, Stacy Pulire, Christine Puntenney, Jana fc Puran, Chris . Purdy, Debra sa., Freshmen displays typical first year expression. Ragsdale, Kenny Reid, Steve Rein, Michelle ,W Reuter, Becky gh M Reynolds , Eddie Richards, Diana FRESHMEN 215 Freshmen take big step toward future f Richardson, Tim ,f Richter, Tammy Rickman, Robin KX Ridgway, Tina Riedel, William Riggs, Stacy Riley, Florence Rios, Mark Rippstien, Greg Robello, Patty Roberts, Jon Robinson, Leslie Robinson, Paul . Roddy, Karen Rogers, Vicki Rohkohl, Phil Rollins, Michael Roemelt, Craig 1 - Rudd, Mark Russell, Patty Ryan, Shawn Sacharko, Pam Sackman, Dana Salcido, Becky Sanchez, Carmen Sanchez, Henry Sanders, Bernadette Schaff, Monsy Scherer, Jack Scherer, Jill Schnepp, Diana Schuff, Wendy Schultz, Kurt Schweigert, Jolgan S Scott, Cindy f Sealock, Brett 216 FRESHMEN X X X HX XX v S XX X X X gt X N X A X X X XMXXXXXW' MXN X QF H ,XXX X w XXV ' f?'3?X i J 5 , , sf: if 15554 X .. rrrr ,X XXXXXX XXV' 'HXXXXX XXX XMXX, XXX-XXX X Xwl XX W X XXXX XXX Wx X Xl X M NX XX -XXXXXXXXX XXX' XX WM ' XX, X. X. . ,X 1 M ,,,,r XXX X rrrt XX i XM ,J rg ,. 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Xi ,XNN Shaw, Sherri y X X X X XX 'WX XX'3gXXX X Xlli XXXXWXX' Sherman, Brenda X' N Shields, Ron ff X - ' ' Shirley, Mark Y 1 Q X l ' an Siebert, Dawn f Sierra, Philip Sipe, Vicki X X X 1- 'X NNMNX U l X X X Wi XX X XXX X X XXXXX X X XX mi f 1 X Xm Smith, Carol 'f X XX XX ' Smith, Donna ., X, Smith, Laura -- X Smith, Royal Smith, Scott Smith, Steve X X XX lilhlil XX X X X XX X XX il l X XX 'X XX , XX W 1 X W i X X my XX X X M X' XXX lX li X XX X XX XX Snyder, Cheryl Soronado, Paula Sotomayer, Julie fe Spaulding, Jennifer Spencer, Barry ,, Spencer, Donna ' Spice, Eddie i , fi , Staley, Gayla X X X 'l 1 XX Starr, Larry X X XXX X 1 X LXXXLX X f Steele Gfeg X' XX ll X ,il Stein, Jim ff ' I XXX 5? f,X X Stevenson, Tammy X' X X,, X- QQ X XXX, ' WXXX X XXXX X XA. ,X FRESHMEN X 5,5 ff 1 X... 'fx' .A-'-x fx N. fl f X- CET. 218 Stewart, Erin Stewart, Joe Stewart, Sharon St. John, Pamela Stroud, Tom Sturgis, Cindy Sturm, Kelly Summerhill, Lisa Sweeney, William Szwec, Bill Tait, Pam Targart, Jeff Tarr, Dan Taylor, Lisa Terry, Kelly Thomas, James Thomas, Michael Thomas, Scott Thompson, Debra Thude, Chris Tirocchi, Richard Tomasello, Sal Tompkins, James Trinkella, Tony Tryon, Julie Tuveson, Gayle Unger, Jeff Vandenbossche, Jack VanLoenen, Tony VanTussenbrock, Dan VanTussenbrock, Dave Vargas, Mike Vasquez, Randy Verga, Neal Villa, Raymond Vollmer, Nancy Volpe, Susan Walker, Robert Wall, Joseph Wandle, Kim Warden, Steve Weathersby, Marcy FRESHMEN 'Y r X Xt X XX XXXXXXXXXXXX X , , M X X, ,X ,X X ,XXXXXXXWX X XX 'MX XXX XXX XXW tibia X XXX X , X X W 'XX XXMMXX ,, XX J' XXX- , A. or K X , X WXXXXX XX X' X X N X n 4 X X f , 1 X X X XXX Vx ir- X I X ty XXX X X! X Wm 'WX W' X X 'LX A E X 'a fi, ! X X NXXX Tfhuvm X' .,,.,.,. 'X X X ' ' -XXX X V: :X W N XX X XX vi ,X ' ' , A 3- 4 rf V X! 4 , ' gk X S X M557 XY , , XX XXXXX' WXXX X XX-XXXXXXXX XX X X'XX'XX-XXXXXXXCXXX XX ' X'Xw X y... , jj if Xa, X ,XXXMX-W X X X X t WM , 'XXI XXXXHX ' X YXM, X H , X 'XV' V A W 'X X' X X gd wi! X X XX R XXX it ,M X X X X X XXXXX XX , XXXXXXX XXX 'Y K XX I 1 ff WX ,,, XXNWM X, X, W X XX , Xu, -X XX 'VX X XX Xw ' XX 'W' F X ' mf XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX-XXXXX ' XX XXNXXXR ' 'M' X X 1 Q-Eff 1 tw N ik i XX, ' X S X X XX X ' X9 1 at I X? f - 1 i if, X 'FX X V X ,1 x ' ' lil N 'b ww W' 5 - it ' ! Wa ,V uk v ,X vw W A ' M , Y www! iii Wm Y i' ' XX, tv , wx, wid, 'W' M.-,M .- X. :tt ww -'W' ,5ti.P.1fM.v' - isvlielm' 'W'-x. , 1 T3 M ' V' ig 1 , ' we . N gl .,,,, ' ip W y, .x,ll-1biy,i't ' N 'S ! ,gy-'BWV' ' ' 1 Q. 1 1 H Y, 1 ,l i MM X S l I 3 4 are wg, fr ft f ,t 9 MN 1 at t ,,,, Y' l tw at, l,v ' s,w,H l,x ix x A X ga awry 5 is 4. ww it Q, tm 'lx il 1 E' The freshman help support the sports scene by participating in many of spots a offered . . . Webb, Cindy Webb, Kelly Wehrle, Diane '- ' Werderman, Robert Weise, Michael ,, Weiss, Carl Welch, Jim Welz, Bryan Wereb, Steve Whisnant, Matt Whitehouse, Carrie Whitman, Greg Whitmer, Tim Whittaker, Joan Wilfona, Kim Williams, Angela Williams, Michael Wilson, James Wilson, Tammi Wineburger, Mike Wing, Laurie 7'2- Winslow, Sherri Witt, Melanie Woerpel, Gary Wold, Mary Wolfe, Jeff Wolfe, John Yohn, Steve -u Young, Fred N awww mt, wwnwl .W 'u e ,A i hqRi W , A Teacher is: someone who is concerned and cares for their students, a person who is knowledgable in their specific subject matter, a person who is willing to listen and respond to their student's ideas, someone who knows how to make the learning process enjoyable, a person who imparts guidance as well as knowledge. someone who is trustworthy, dedicated and sincere, a person who is interested in the classroom as well as outside student activities, someone who considers each student as an individual, someone who is willing to work the extra hours necessary. hat is a teacher W V , W. W. ww, t V www 'v i i , 5 'X WX f X J if 3 , rl W ,W,i,i :4,,,'fw, , 4 M - ti wiwwwww' , .- ,ii ,-0-sll'jgww 0' ' -' Us if ,Qi-M343-wi Hy- q,i2e.w3sw,fiff ' H ' , f X 220 FACULTY ali' 'i New l ' 1-A MQQM lil . xwmlllik 2 I-EXW Administrators Robert Sterrett Principal i if David Smith Assistant Principal Student Services FACULTY 221 nterest, 1 are, Help given By teachers DANIEL ALONZO - Teaches English 3-43 Sponsors Sophomore Class. 0 go A 'A LARRY ALSO - Teaches Arizo- na History and Governmentg Coach- es Wrestling. RON BELIVEAU - Media Cen- terg Teaches Photographyg Sponsors Creative Arts Club. MARK BELLES sic Reading 1-2, 3-4, and 5-6 Coaches Football. - Teaches Ba TED BLAKE - Teaches Physi cal Education 3-4, Coaches Base ball, Football and Sponsors Letter men. 5 BONNIE BRINKMAN - Teach- es Government and Economicsg Sponsors Senior Class. SALLY BROWN - Teaches Art 1-2 and Study Hall. EDWARD BUFFORD - Teach- es Typing 1-2, Marketing, D.E. Class and D.E. Fieldg Sponsors DECA. X , l T I T in X - Teaches SUSAN BURNETT English 3-4 and Publicationsg Spon- sors Yearbook FACULTY 223 ' I d MAX CAMPBELL - Teaches Autornotives 1-2 and 3-43 Sponsors Auto Club. JAN CHAVEZ - Teaches Basic Algebra 1-2, Typing 1-2 and Gen- eral Business. GEORGE CHILCOAT - Teach- es Contemporary Geography and US Historyg Sponsors Junior Class and Model U.N. WILLIAM COLLINS - Teaches Crafts 1-2 and 3-4 and Ceramicsg Coaches Tennis. nl, MARSHA COBURN - Teaches English 5-6 and Leadership Com- rnunicationsg Sponsors Student Council. V-nm, RICHARD CONDIT - Teaches Agriculture 1-2 and 3-4 and Agri- culture Mechanicsg Sponsors F.F.A. an teachers are hired for this year KENNETH CORLEY - Teach- es Biologyg Coaches Baseball. CORA CRESSWELL - Teaches English 3-45 Sponsors Sophomore Class. JUDITH CRIMMINS - Media Center. MICHAEL CUPELL - Teaches Anthropology and Seminar Anthro- pologyg Sponsors S.O.C. COLEEN DALLMANN - Teach- es Business Machines, C.O.E. Field and C.O.E. Classg Sponsors FBLA. STEPHEN DALY - Teaches Safety Educationg Coaches Football and Sponsors TRAGYC. Teachers suppl necessary knowledge MICHAEL DANIELEK - Teaches Woods 1-2 and 3-43 Coach- es Football. VXH if IW-str war ff-W Q-,.,.,1sf:-vm.-ww-W, c.XoXc A ,, PATRICIA DAVIS - Teaches Home Economics 2-3, Home Furn- nishings and Study Hall, Sponsors Girls League. JOHN DELVENTHAL - Coun- selor and Teaches Study Hall, Sponsors Student Council. RUTH DUBINBAUM - Teaches Beginning Chorus, Advanced Chor- us, Music Theory, Mixed Chorus and Concert Choirg Sponsors Chor- us. WW DONALD DYKES - Teaches Drafting 1-2, 3-4 and Metals 1-23 Coaches Golf. WAYNE FLOOD - Teaches Al- gebra 1-2, 3-4 and Basic Algebra 3-4. 2, fi HELENE FORCIER - Teaches English 5-6. ROSIE FOSTER - Teaches Spanish 1-2 and 3-45 Sponsors Pep Club and Spangerlatch. iii , .ff JAN FULTZ - Teaches English 7-8. ESTA GARMEN - Drama 1-2,3-4, and 5-63 Sponsors Draina. Teaches f JOAN GASPERAK - Teaches English 3-43 Sponsors Sophomore Class. VIRGINIA GIBNEY - Teaches English 1-25 Sponsors Pom Pon. l l I ,wx SCOTT GIDDINGS - Teaches Typing 1-2 and General Businessg Coaches Cross Country and Track. SHERRY GREEN - Teaches Learning Skills. M 228 FACULTY KATHY GOBLE - Teaches Physical Education 1-2 and Adap- tive Physical Educationg Coaches Tennis. MARGARET GREGORY - Teaches English 5-6, Journalism 1-2,3-4 and 5-63 Sponsors News- paper. X RONALD HALBACH - Teaches Urban Problems and Man in Soci- Cty: Coaches Basketball, Football and Track. DAVID HAMMER - Teaches Funct Basic ional Math, General Math, Algebra 1-2 and Advanced Mathg Sponsors Key Club. Friendship is provided to Student body by teachers MICHAEL HARADON - Teach- es Learning Skills. LOIE HARRIS - Teaches Ad- vanced Physical Educationg Coaches Track and Volleyball, and Sponsors GAA. DARRELL HATCH-ff t'If555K65 Algebra 1-fkaf General Math. ANTHONY HELM - Counselor, Sponsors Freshman Class. I ,? X, f X, V N X BONNIE HOFFERT - Teaches English 5-63 Sponsors Speech Club. l i iss Q I I X-I ,fi 1 Ayypf y. p yy S.. . ' wlll -l-lll-l I lllll I... .ll , W ll lllll l'l'lrll I -is YQ' ' ll l N mmm F Q M J DIANA HOLMES A 1- Teaches Home Economics I and 4, Creative Foods and Study Hall: SPOIISOTS Girls League. FACULTY 229 Teachers ork with New ideas kiwi? iw if-1' fiftilbi KL? ati ' fs- ln xx x W MW x, 3 WV X DOUGLAS HOWARD - Teach- es Algebra 1-2 and Basic Algebra 1-25 Sponsors Pep Club. CAROLE HOYT Arizona History and Governmentg Sponsors Majorettes. - Teaches HARLAN HUNTER - Teaches Accounting 1-2 and 3-4, Typing 1-2 and 3-4. HELEN JACOBSON - Teaches Developmental Reading, Russian 1-2 and 3-4, and German 1-2 and 3-4g Sponsors Spangerlatch. va -4 va . gi' 'Tel ff. ' LST ,Hu 6 vx W-QW WAS TER JONES English 1-23 Sponsors Freshman Class. - Teaches CHARLES KINZER - Teaches Physical Education 1-2 and Advan- ced Physical Educationg Coaches Basketball and Sponsors Demo- ticians. MEL KREITZMAN - Teaches French 1-2,3-4,5-6,7-8, and Spanish 1-2 , 7-8 5 Sponsors Spangerlatch. Windy? 1 ll ix r M. 1 W mwlllllwlm. fl ., X Ml ' W . 1 , ww ir W ill' ' ii W Nillllllwulllllw Mwllilwvwlu Nllwilllw llliim WM i.W.,il' :fl M is WW lMlm.,,. My A My 5331 1 .fs if W5 214- Q N If W wwe DANIEL LAPSYS - Teaches Earth Scienceg Coaches Baseball. BRENDA LARSEN - Teaches Shorthand 1-2,3-4 and Office Prac- tice. ANGELA LAYTON - Teaches Comprehensive Reading 1-2, Dev- elopmental Reading and Basic Reading 3-4 and 5-6. MARCIA LEE - Teaches Eng- lish 7-8, and Speech 1-2, 3-43 Sponsors Speech Club. MARCIA LEHMAN -' Teaches Physical Education!! 1-2 and 3-43 Coaches Volleyball and Sponsors GAA. Facult looks to challenge f new c asses, students DAVID LEIKVOLD - Teaches Biologyg Coaches Football. SAMUEL LEVY - Teaches U.S. HiSt01'YS Sponsors Junior Class. 232 FACULTY NITA MCCONNELL - Teaches Crafts 1-2, Leather and Jewelryg Coaches Badminton. VIRGINIA MCCULLOUGH - Teaches Learning Skills. KENNETH MCFADDEN - Teaches Horticulture and Horse Maintenance, Agriculture Produc- tion Managementg Sponsors FFA. THOMAS MCCORMICK - Teaches English 1-23 Coaches Bas- ketball. ,. l il A it , M . , rx X ml W x W ,il I li N 3 Q M Xi. . X x g. v 5 WM W 'ww , ix Y IX - ll , -- , il. WILLIAM MCGINN - Teaches Introduction to Computers, Geo- metry and Basic Algebra 3-43 Coaches Wrestling. If. I I ED MCQUADE - Teaches Or- chestra, Beginning Band, Inter- mediate Band, Advanced Band and Stage Bandg Sponsors Band. EARL MCQUISTON - Teaches Business L aw and Typing 1-23 Coaches Football. JEAN MCMINN - Counselorg Sponsors N 2 ational Honor Society. MARGARITE MAKRIS - Teaches Earth Science and Biologyg Sponsors Science Club. JACK MILLER - Teaches Art 1-2 and 3-4 and Advanced Art-Paint Graph. XWIIXII X X III X X IX W I-X I4 ' 'XIX I XII I Ili IIIXIIIXII N' XM Ml WIIXIIIMIXIQI IX ' X I iIXv .'XXe-I'XIlXf1l'WI5w.1SfI9III: II I XX dw I I 1 IIIIIKIIIIIIIXXWIQ I I, N Xwpazf .I I-qw III--X' IIWIII IIN IWIIIIII-II.I:'IXXIXII' M IIIII IIIWI IIX' XXIXIIIXXIXX XIm XI'lwlIIIIII IX 'wI.IIXIIIIIi:-IIXII-I-I IIIXIAIIII iw II-.III-IIIII Iwi IIXXWIXI 'I III II-X - IIIIXIIIXII -X-IIIXIXXfIII.IIggIXXW-IIXI XIX XX Y 'XIIISIX-Illwlllll IIII IIIIIIIIII -IWQI II X ' ' i' IXQIIIIXXXIQIXX IIYIWIS 'IIvIfIXIi' II ' Tm I IZIIIIIQI-I I' gX.qgMxXQw-I':I.,,tQI' XM -. 1 'FNII' IIX XXE' 'WWQIWWXI XX I-IX RPMIXI N- IX X IIN-ly ll I IIIIIIIIIIWIII-IMIWXXIIIIXXXII1'I XIIIIXIIIII XIXXXII I XX WSH? 3XX1XX II IYIWIIIXI I IIIXI, X IX I I IX 'MII Illi a I XI A 'W IIMWW' PWW I X XX XX I X III H-II' .MMIII XIII X.MIXIl IIIXIXII.-I-XIXIQIIIX XX III IMI IIX III XX, II XI XXXgI:IXIftXtXX lWXulttIlf l IIII II I GH ' I l l SIIX WIWJ-INIl l l X XXX ' III:I ' ,I-IIWIIW II-Im I Y 'X xii- I lliitlgtllte I A I IWIX' llIIIt lIIIXIIf II I, X IXII IUQXXXX XIXIX IIN NWI IIXXIXX XXII IX. QIXXW IX XXISWFQXI-XXVXMII. IIIII II QIIXIXX It Q2 IXI A W WI X Iqwfq-5 I ttf if IX 5 vt IQJIMIQQYXIII IXX tr IIXQII ' Xwf XIIIUI IX- 1 X IIImXy,IwI,,X:I IIIIIIII II I: I fr: IIIIIIIIIXISIIIMI QIIIRII I ' If -I :' - Ifw IIS ll .I XX 1 5. XXINIHQIIXmthmvwdhnsu XX NX in X I XX X IIXXIIIIXIIIX I XI XI X I IIIIMIII I II I I Y IXI W X W X II I llfilllt g '2Iz'1I21 II I IIIZIIXI II it 1 I lILIIWwlQ' wIII l IXXX I I XXX. I XX X II, X if 'IX Il I XXXIXII-IIIMIIXQXIM ' 1 li WWII l X X X XIIIIIIIW-wif? If XX IW ' Wx ' I IIIIIIWIIIIISIIX I In lyxfll ali FACULTY 233 Hard work involved in course planning JON MILLER - Counselor! Sponsors Foreign Exchange. ALBERT MORNINGSTAR - Teaches Geometry, Algebra 3-4 and Basic Algebra 3-43 Sponsors Chess Club. HOWARD MUELLER - Teach- es Health and Safety Educationg Coaches Basketball and Sponsors TRAGYC. SANDRA MURRAY - Teaches General Math and Basic Algebra 1-23 Sponsors Spikettes. GREGORY MYERS - Teaches Automotives 1-2 and Automotives Maintenanceg Sponsors Auto Club. ELIZABETH NOICE - Teaches English 1-23 Sponsors Freshman Class. 1 or rrrr so E MICHAEL O'DONNELL - Teaches Earth Scienceg Sponsors S.O.C. WADE OLIVER - Teaches English 1-2 and 3-4. ii V-..4 K jx O ff' .f ---.L iz- - 'P 'I 1 M Q - s 1 W K A . A iz. 1' ft g A,-' - ' fxifu '. 1 Yi Zz A 6' WT: , 'Q 2 ' 1 M 1 '- ..-.. 'ni-W 1 ,. -'-.r...,.....1 1 5 M- 'y,,3.E'f-72'-,i.,,..n,,.,.':3y5,...,,i,, A N ik 1 , A , ,W .W --....-.M 1 il A, K 1 1 'L x M, 9. ii ,W ' 5 A 'X. 'Q ww I 'l - H. x I W I T4 I Mi-wiilfflglf-.. .MNXN M' is L I QA QQNX Qxfztxsxzrzzfryw- I I I I H. K .. !w.,M,,1 NXXYXA 'M ,WMM in ,A I xv W .M ix mx ' R I THOMAS PANHOLZER - Teaches Government and Econo- micsg Sponsors Senior Class. LAURIE PHELPS - Teaches World History and Arizona History and Governmentg Sponsors Mat Aides. DOR es E OTHY PRESTON nglish 7-8 and Co Reading 1-2. BEV i ERLY PRICE Basc Geometry and Spon sors Spikettes. - Teach- mprehensive - Teaches Geometry 3 I N ll ' i I it ww H X, A Qllikw ' 9' , 'll it 'll Xl., , , I WIN? 35:35 il li ll li I fl 'r , .. R ,ll , ,m . Sl? will , will Wwmil' 5 will--l ' ll ww, llll3vfa.l 'l flf LEO ROBINSON - Teaches Bi- ology and Advanced Biologyg Spon- sors Science Club. WILLIAM ROBINSON - Teach- es Physical Education 1-25 Coaches Football and Track. 236 FACULTY GREG SCHAFFER - Teaches Physical Science and Biology. y I 1 I I 'U JANICE SEARS - Counselor. faq' lp uri y JAMES SOUTHALL - Teaches I Earth Science. BEVERLY SPITLER - Teaches Health and Physical Education 1-2g Coaches Softball and Tennis and Sponsors G.A.A. 4 ,-7' I 1 ,wb ,wi 4-, ,, 'll-lil Jr v i' .l l, il W lil xllr. 333- K X N V' M Q3 R, ll' ' Wtwf 's 19 WH, ' W M.x-I , X 3, lx M- , it J-1 1'!, V. ,,,,,,,,, A-Mini PATRICIA STACY - Counselorg Sponsors Girls League. KENNETH STEPHENS - Teaches Government and Econom- icsg Sponsors Senior Class. eam teaching is popular Wit much of the faculty CHARLENE TALLAKSON - JOHN THIELE - Teaches Ari- Counselorg Sponsors National Hon- zona History and Government and or Society. U.S. Historyg Sponsors Chess Club ELIZABETH TATASEO - Teaches Chemistry and Consumer Chemistryg Sponsors Cheer. and Model U.N. l r H I ,W J Ulf , ll gl Swv I W . f1::l 1 ,2 1 7 W . iii lll,,aSlvlll1,1L l mmiitlllllsmx lla, ,. l lg JUDITH TILLOTSON - Teaches Family Living and Child Develop- ment. FACULTY 237 Teachers see promise for Fantastic new school year GAYLE TOLIFSON - Teaches Advanced Physical Education, Me- tals 1-2, Study Hall and Automo- tives 1-23 Coaches Wrestling. FRANK VARGAS - Teaches Biology and Accelerated Biologyg Sponsors Football and Basketball. SHARON WALKER - Teaches U.S. Historyg Sponsors Junior Class. ll ll B ll H l W Wllllll l ll, 1. ' STEPHEN WILCKEN - Teach- es Learning Skills. ,ff h . fx- I BRUCE WILSON - Teaches Ad- vanced Physical Educationg Coaches Football and Sponsors Letterman Club. qsxkllllilgy STANLEY WOOD - Teaches Metals 1-2 and 3-4. STEVEN ZIEGMAN - Teaches Latin 1-2 and 3-4 and Spanish 3-4, 5-63 Sponsors Spangerlatch. 523.6 l I e 51 'P 1 Above - Jerry Zimmerman, PAYS Officer. Right - Lee Nichlas, Nurse. District provides diversified services W. f XX qw I A . M in H . si-i-W-s 'X N slim. 'x V , -M M ilvvw ww wi - iw ii , er V X I XA ., ii ,, , N , . 1 ., A ww ,,,. - , ,, ., M 'MMM H mM, , W'- W f ii-s.,. J wx, Mui, ,,,, V X iw! you 59 -W X. 1'4i -fig Anne Schulz Richard Stapley Gordon Wagner a:wwi.v,Nvf'v W- ,, 1 flfcwrfii' N 1 , ' M MW F . wi ,Wf,mw0FNiwW W 'WX v ' i si., .X Q1 w.Ir':i : wr X , F Q. Wim, N 'W' A W 1 i'NL,4 Mx . 431 ii o ii di iiiw W.: -A , I' Xrmvmww ds , N ew wbiasfw- ee Q G 'isexi r-ur 1 ewNif-wxdifw zimmx Q K 'Www www-i w - . w wQwm.w iflifafmx-ii, 19,-. 0 ' ,W ' Dr, Craig Trueblood Dr. Donald Voss Dr. William J 01195, Superintendent FACULTY 239 Office Staff: fleft to right? Mrs. Du Strasser, Miss Hicks, Mrs. Ding- Faille, Jeanie FI'aSe1', Betty Staff, Bois, Mrs. Naeve, Mrs. Harris, man, Mrs. Esposito, Mrs. Sherrick, Florence Kelly, Leah Simms, Rosa Mrs. Bisson, Mrs. Dulinski, Mrs. Miss Bayus. Ferrentello, Kay Rauscher, Dorothy Peggy Strasser, Mrs. Alvarez, Mrs. Cafeteria Staff: Carol Wood, Dick- White, Sara Reece. Condit. Back row: Mrs. Margaret sie Abbey, June Armstrong, Helen . N l Wx 1 i. 240 FACULTY 7 ,T 27 3 MMM Staff provides Great service, Loving care Right - Bus Drivers: Dick Reed, Blas Chavez, Sid Beck. Below - Maintenance: 1 left to right bottom rowl Ray Gonzales, Cecil Tingle, Dick Reed, lCorkeyl Dodds, Howard Ottenberg. Stand- ing left to right: Gene Berrier, Bennie Perez, Joel Rango Jr., Earnest Lorona, Tim Davis, Charles Riegel, Blas Chavez, Tom Goodin, Wes Sheldon. .M WE? SN,-f if V' FACULTY 241 f 2232, Leaving Aw ww W' iA L CLOSING 243 Tg1'tj'0JL fills N mf mam fo uw cfm gf 72 111144 imc! MW he jj of jg4n1A Cfaffgfvf 1777 LM! z -anim CI 0 775 :IBM Sm Sgyajfoyind 3331 - .Yuffzlfff :100.z,4f,L, fo ass fha wliflfffffxf Ml 'TQYDLS-f Cf1w1.U'gjLWm 4026521 the I-'ffcfffl' 740 WL HC M14 K fx 40 he, juffwfe Jf?'L330'f'0'e5f wwf jf 012124 'SEOWV H 232-If wkw fo fha CIMA if 7'1 'jo aff -13? fzffouf 47111. 0 f Q- Q, 4062 I 4 sw gk lljyofcfylf Afff,i3f'Hc50f1 wAv SHO I c I GREENWAY RO ' C' ENIX, ARIZONA ssoz 993-8970 Kolleqe 0 PROCESSING Congratulations to ' SU PL'ES 0 DARKROOM RENTAL PROF BILLCORVELLE . PHOTOCLASSES NIOF?E THAN A PHOTO STORE -- ' - IT'S A PHOTOGRAPHER'S DRE NI the Class of 57 7 I :I .I . THE BEST BUYS ARE AT GREENWAYH . I Q flflf' Sz B f 5 Z George Burns L9 Eau ff MPP 7 3445 W. GREENWAY RD. 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GLENDALE, ARIZONA 85301 Short stop along the way Ends for students ln June Times of the Past are Still Here Friends that have vanished in the wind And we will never meet or see one another again. Good times I have shared with all my friends From the beginning to the very end. My old friends that mean so much to me Have matured and now they're free. The things we did and said today Will drift away and meet some different way. Walking side by side from class to class Wondering why time has slipped away so fast. Thinking of what to do in the next five years Thinking of the past slowly brings the tears. There's still the memories of the fun we once knew Of all the times we have been through 250 LEAVIN G 1 The trust and honor we gave to each other will never fade away Just like the sunshine in my day, the memories can't be taken away. The memories cannot be taken away although we are so far apart The times in the past for the years to come will always be in my heart. Suzanne Ferra LEAVING 251 ' - 252 LEAVING Many things we have shared And leaving is the last. Perhaps , We'l1 meet again To remember N And renew old ties ii i Of friendship Or of love. 44 - mf .f sp LEAVING 253 iff s ff?E'Tl5f3f2 EE??W 51 2 W 2 ' H 'v 1 II il 'K f - Xe 1 i 'L mu 1 254 LEAVING One more time We'll talk together And laugh together Before we turn and go our own ways. Teachers and students alike Will look for summer jobs, Or spend some time in summer school. The last smiles will be The ones remembered for a life time, As parting words are said. LEAVING 255 JY 44.. lf 256 LEAVING 3 WN M Some will leave forever. Some will return At a later time. But, throughout our lifetimes We will remember The friendships we had When we laughed When we cried All the things we did During our stop along the way. il LEAVING 257 Burnie leads Demonian to fame, fortune Y eg! V ' ie gs A Editor Bob Eck - Business 4 Manager ,Q fi? WW? 'wipe e ' 1,5 Cf if ET Yearbook Staff - Front row, Kit Kovac, Lisa Schuff, Vicki Motz, Stacey Reed, Burnie, Tim Barborek. Second row, Gary Dahn, John Webb, Mike Jacott, Jodie Trenkle, Michelle Jacott, Karen Nimietz, DIVE LOPE iii MIN Dfg I WMQSTATOON Ken Kays, Lorene Fearnow, Tracey Spen- cer, Toni Bevacqua, Sandy Urquidez, Bob Eck, Sandy Walls, Robert Stone, Bill Patterson. Third row - Mark Langfelder, Jo Granville, Susan Parker, Mary HUmPh' reys, Melanie Biggerstaff, Roxanne KW98 ger, Jeff Phelps, Kelly Turner, ADD Bums LuAnn Zinn. iv, 2, H, W ,ji f mam WUI!!!-1 ie if Julia Miller - Representative Susan Burnett - Advisor Ron Beliveau - Photo Advisor Yearbook staff executives show their true ever was completed with leadership like ithis, selves. It was a miracle that the Demonian 260 LEAVING e COMING Introduction LIVING Fall '76 . . . Royalty ,... Off Campus Fads ...., Spring '77 .... GROUPIN G . . . . .Ann Burns Lisa Schuff . . . . .Ann Burns LuAnn Zinn Kelly Turner . .Lisa Schuff, edit. Vicki Motz Susan Parker Melanie Biggerstaff Kit Kovac Joanne Granville Karen Nimetz .Kelly Turner, edit. Mary Humphreys Sandy Walls Roxanne Krueger Michelle Jacott . . . . .LuAnn Zinn Kelly Turner . . .LuAnn Zinn Vicki Motz Susan Parker Roxanne Krueger Sandy Walls Clubs . . .Mary Humphreys, co-edit. COMPETING Sports .... LEARNING Seniors ..... Juniors ..,. Sophomores Freshman . Toni Bevacqua, co-edit. Melanie Biggerstaff Sandy Walls Roxanne Krueger Tim Barborek .Bob Stone, co-edit. Ken Kays, co-edit. Jodie Trenkle Jeff Phelps Bill Patterson Toni Bevacqua Mary Humphreys Mike J acott ' Sandy Urquidez Tracey Spencer Lorene Fearnow John Webb . . . . . .Kit Kovac Karen Nimetz . . . .Michelle Jacott Tim Barborek . . . . . .Susan Parker Roxanne Krueger ...........MikeJacott Joanne Granville Editors . . . .......... Lisa Schuff Vicki Motz Faculty ...... Tracey Spencer, edit. LEAVIN G Lorene Fearnow Sandy Urquidez John Webb Business Manager ........ Bob Eck Ads ......... Closing . . . Index .... Photographers Cover photo ..... Assistant Ed ...... . .Toni Bevacqua Tim Barborek Tracey Spencer Lorene Fearnow .......AnnBurns LuAnn Zinn . .Toni Bevacqua Tim Barborek Jeff Phelps Mark Langfelder Gary Dahn Gary Putman Tim Barborek Damien Glassy Brett Duane .Mrs. Julia Miller . . . . .Lisa Schuff Advisor ....... Mrs. Susan Burnett Editor .... ,.....,... A nn Bums LEAVING 261 Parent Action gets involved with clubs Q A 13 1 I . , a.' Nev 5 Xl 2' X2 Here are the Parent Action Club members from left to right in the back row is, Mr. Sterrett, Mrs. Pearson, Mr. Brannoch, Mrs. Horne, Mrs. Koller, Mrs. Powers, Mr. Mil- ler. Front row left to right, Mrs. Beguin, Mrs. Kays, Mrs. Stewart, Mrs. Sealock. Parent Action has done some very nice things this year among these are: 262 LEAVING Helping the Model U.N. by giving them S120 for their membership fees. They gave out four, S100 scholarships to the senior class. S250 was contributed to the Student Welfare Fund. They sent one boy and one girl as state delegates. They set up the Marquee and gave us additional letter sets. If y0u've noticed the fencing around the baseball dugouts, thank Parent Action. They also helped pay for the stereo in the gym. We would like to thank the Parent Action Club for all they've done in the past, present, and we know they'll do more in the future. THANK YOU! ll Most of the memories that we made this school year will live for our lifetimes in this book. They are here, in pictures and wordsg the times we spent together during a brief stop along the way. The only thing to be added are the auto- graphs of our many friends to make this book really complete. At this time, I would like to thank many people who helped to produce this book: Mrs. Julia Miller for being a communications bridge between Yearbook House, the publishers, and Greenway, Mrs. Susan Burnett for all those Saturdays, Sundays and cans of popg Mr. Ron Beliveau for photo- graphing the color sectiong Mr. Burton Miller for helping the staff through all the problemsg the Demonian Staff for a yearbook that Greenway High won't soon forget. The Editor P.S. Ken Kays - Good luck next year!!! LEAVING 263 11 ACKER, LISA M. 142 ACKERMAN, LISA 59, 142 ALARCON, SUSAN 142 ALBINS, TAMMY 64, 142 ALEXANDER, CAROL 59, 142 ALVARADO, GUILLERMO 64, 142 AMOS, JANICE 142 AMRHEIN, STEPHEN 142 ANDERSON, NORMAN 20, 791 107, 136, 142 ARREDONDO, RACHEL 142, 156 ARTERBURN, TAMI 137, 142 ASHLEY, KARIN 58, 134, 142 ASHWORTH, BRIAN 142 BACHMAN, KEVIN 108, 184 BAILEY, VICKIE 142 BAKER, CINDY 142 BALDWIN, VANCE 142 BARAN, JEFF 142 BARBOREK, DEBRA 142 BARRANGER, DEBORAH 143 BARRETT, MARK S 79, 81, 88, 136, 143 BEAVER, DEVONA 143 BECK, PATRICK 79,101,143 BEHRENS, LARRY 143 BENJAMIN, MICHAEL 64, 143 BENNETT, HAROLD 143 BENTLEY, JEFFREY 65, 143 BERGERON, JOSEPH 93, 94, 143 BERRIO, CARLOS M 143 BESTLAND, MARK 72 BETZER, PHILLIP 66, 143 BIESCHKE, ANN K 143 BILEK, VICKI 69, 67, 70, 122, 143, 146 BILLINGSLEY, RICHARD 143 BISHOP, LISA 67, 69, 72, 123, 132 BLUNCK, WILLIAM 143 - BOLM, STEVEN 144 BOLTON, RON 144 BOLZE, CRAIG S 144 BORG, RICHARD 144 BORROWDALE, STEVE 144 BOWSHER, NORMAN 66, 144 BRAGG, MANUEL 144 BRANNOCH, KEITH 79, 136, 137, 144 BREHM, TAMMY 144 BRINEGAR, DIANE 34, 59, 70, 134, 144 BRISTOL, MICHAEL 20, 66, 79, 136, 144 BROCKMAN, LESLIE A 62 BROEHM, DOUG 144 BROWN, DAVID 144 BROWN, MIKE 144, 186 BULLOCK, DENNIS 144 BUNCH, JERRI 144 BURDINE, DEAN 93, 95, 144 BURLEY, DOROTHY 145 BURNE'I'T, JULIE 67, 145 BURNS, ANN 64, 145 BURRIE, RYAN 145 CAGGIANO, THERESA 59 CAMPBELL, BELINDA 145 CAMPBELL, BRIAN 145 CANNON, STEVEN 145 CANNATARO, SHELIA 145 CARROLL, JOANNE 59, 145 CARRY, BRAD 145 CERFUS, MICHAEL L. 59 CETTA, JOSEPH 79, 145 CHANDLER, PAUL 42, 145 CHILDRESS, STEVEN CHILSON, KENNETH 51 CLARK, SUSAN 74, 145 COCKRILL, ERYN 113, 128, 135, 145 COCKRILL, RALPH J. COFFINGER, SCOTT 145 COLEMAN, SUSAN 145 CONE, SANDIEJ. 128,137, 145 COREY, DARLENE CORONA, KENNY 66, 126,.127, 146 CORRY, PA l'I Y 146 COTTAM, RUSSELL 29, 59, 65, . 146 CRAFT, DAVE CRAIN, DEBORAH 164, 167, 146, 152 CRAWFORD, DAVID 146 CREIGHTON, LINDA 69, 113, 132, 146, 160 CRENSHAW, MARK 146 CROMAN, DANNY 30, 50, 74, 94, 146, 93 CUMMINCS, ROSEMARIE DANBECK,LENORA 146 DAVIS, ERIC 66,138,146 DAVIS, PETE 146 DAVIS, PHYLLIS L. DAVIS, WENDY 59,73,146 DELBROCCO,TI-IERESA 146 DENNING, MICHAEL 146 DENNIS, HELENNA 59, 74, 146 DENSON, DALE DESSENBERCER, CLINTON D. DEVORAK,TAMMY 146 DIMICHAEL, KEN 79, 136,147 DIXON,JIMMIE 147 DIxON,RALPH 51,714,147 DODD, JOHN DOODAKIAN,LISAA. 147 DOUGHERTY,SCOTr 64,147 DUBOIS, MICHAEL 147 DUNN,CANDICE 76,147 DUNN,DAN.I, DUNN,.IANIS 147 DURAN, GEORGE 147 DUVALL, SARAH 147 DYER,MAUREEN 122,147 ECK,ROBERT 74,147 EDwARDS,JOHN 147 EICHINGER,MARIANNE 147 ELLIOTT, TIM 147 ELY, BONNIE 70,147 EMERT, DONNA M. ERB,JANET 147,156 ESPOSITO, DARCY 67, 70, 134, 148 ESTRADA,RUDY 148,159 EVANS,ROBIN 148 FARIELLO, DENNIS 29, 59, 65, 66,148 FAULK, CHRISTINE 148 FAULKNER, STEVEN 64,148 FENWICK, MARK FERSKI,MARY 148 FLAMINC, BRUCE 148 FLODQUIST,SHER.RI 43,148 FLORENCE, STEVEN 78, 101, 102, 136, 137, 148 FLOYD, JAMES FORAN, RITA 72, 113, 122, 123, 148 FORD, TRACY 148 FRANCIS, MARCELLA 65,68 FRANCIS, ROBYNE 74,148 FRANTZMAN,HALH. 148 FULLER, FRANCES CALAVIz,CARMEN 148 GARCIA, MANUEL 148 CARNERRICKY 79,107,149 CARNER, ROY 149 CEE, SUSAN CERRISH, WILLIAM 149 CIANNINI, STEPHEN 149 GIBSON, PAM GILLEY,JANE'1 TE 128, 132, 137,149 GOLDSTEIN, STEPHEN 74, 149 GOMEZ, BARRY 149 GOODMAN, MARK GOODRICH, SUSAN 55, 65, 74, 149,151 CORE, DAVID 149 GRAFT, WILLIAM 149 CRAVES, DANIEL 149 GRIGGS,MARCIA 149 SCHUMAKER, TERESA A. GRITZNER, LOR1 37, 67, 70, 132, 149 GROSS,MATI'HEW 149 GROSS,MARTIN 149 CUNN,JANA 67,68,7O,149 GUSTAFSON, KIMBERLY 134, 149 CYDE, TAMARA J. GYDER,THOMAS 69,72,73 HALBUR, JON 29, 30, 59, 64, 65, 150 HALLOCK, MICHAELE 74, 150 HALVERSON, PAUL 70,841,150 I-IAMMOND,CHARLES 79,88, 136,150 HANEY, MARK HANEY,PAULA 150 HARMAN,MIKE 150 HARPER, LESLIE 59,150 HARPER, LYNNE 150 HARRIS, WILLIAM 150 HARSHMAN, CURT HAYNIEGEORGE 150 HEDGER, PATRICK 150 HEINRICI-I,CINDY 150 HELLER, JACKIE 150 HEMPHILL, KURT 150 HENDERSON,TIMOTHY 150 HENN,MICHELLE 74,150 HERRIN, SHIRLEY 150 HICKS, KEVIN 66, 70, 74, 150 HILL, LAURA 62,150 HILSABECK, KAREN 62,150 HODCESRHONDA 135,150 HODGES, RICHARD 79,150 HOFFMAN,CORA 150 HOFFMAN, DEBRA 150 HOFFMAN,JAMES 59 HOFFMAN,JEFFREY 159 HOFFMAN, MARK 69,151 HOFFNER,ALAN 101,151 HOCG, MIKE HOLLY,TOM 118,151 HOLMES, MARTIN 107, 110,151 HOLYFIELD, CINDY HOPKINSRICHARD 151 HOwARD,JULIE 151 HOWARD, PATIII A. HUNTER, LAINE 69,107, 151 HUNTER, LISA 151 HUNTER, MARK 151 HUTCHINSONDEBRA 152 HUTTON,DAWN 152 IRISH,TRACY 42,74,152 JACKSON, DOROTHY 58, 59,65 70,152 JEFFRIES, CATHIE 58, 59, 152 JENKINS, HOLY 152 JOHNSON, HEIDI 152 JOHNSON,KEVIN 152 JOHNSON, SUSAN 70,152 JOHNSON,wILLIAM 152 JOHNSTON, SHELIA 152 JONES, GARY 79,152 JORDAN, RANDY 73,152 JUDY,RENE 119,152 KANAVEL, KEITH 107,152 KEIM,KERI 152 KELLERUP, CINDY 65,152 KELLETT, EVELYN 58, 59, 65, 153 KELLY,JIMJ. 107,153 KESSNERLEONARD 59,153 KIBLER, DANIEL 153 KIERNAN, CAROL 65, 70, 153 KILLORAN, NANCY KIRKPATRICK, KEVIN 64, 65, 153 KNOPF,DAVID 153 KOLBECK,CINDY 128,153 KOVAC, KIT 153 KRICKLER, CHRIS 72,153 KROLL, SUSAN 153 KRUEGER, ROGER 153 KRUSE, DEBBIE 74,153 LAIN,ALAN 69,153 LAMBERSON, PAUL LAMBERTUS,PHYLL1S 153 LANDS1EDEL,CI-IERYL 153 LAUCHLIN,JAMES 101,154 LAVIN, LINDA 154 LAw,JOHN 88,154 LAWLERCATHY 154 LEE,CI-IERYL 154 LEM1EUX,PATRICK 74,162 LEHAHAN, MICHAEL W. LEONELLI, DEBBIE LIGON, CANDY 59, 65, 68, 154 LINHARES, REGINA 134,154 LIVESAY,JANICE 154 LOPEz,MANUEL 154 LYONS,CAROL 154 MCCLAIN, LINDA 154 MCDONALD, GLENNIS 154 MCC1LL,JANE 72,119,154 MCNABB,JERI 155 MACALUSO, TOM 74, 153, 154 MAESTRLDANTE 20,69,79, 88,153 MACYARVICKIE 154 MALLEK,LYNNE 67,134,154 MALONEY, KENNETH 154 MANNING,CINDY 113,154 MAPLESHUGHL. 154 MARCHESE, DIANE MARKLEY, RICK 74,87,88, 136, 154 MARLER, REBECCA 154 MATHEwS,LORI 35,134,154 MATIS, SUE 119,124,128,137, 154 MEEK, MELANIE 70,155 MEISTER, LAURIE O. MILLER, TAMARA 155 MITCHELL, LEATA 74, 155 MOLLERUP, TOM 155 1 MORSE, TERRI 155 MOTZ, VICKI 43,155 MOYERS, ALLEN 155 MOZES, JOSEF 155 MOZOSKI, SHARON 74,155 MU1SE,LOUEENA 155 MULLER, KAREN 62, 122, 123. 156 MUMMA, LISA M. 156 MYERS, JOHN 156 NANCE, SHARON 119,156 NARDOZZA, MICHAEL 156 NARDOZZA, TONY 107,156,127 NEAL, DOUGLAS 107, 156 NEAL, SCOTT M. 156 NELSON, DAVE 58, 93, 95, 156 NELSON, DEBBIE 156 NELSON, STUART 156 NELSON, TARI 156 NETWIG, TAMMY 156 NEWMAN, ROBERT 156, 194 NICHOLS, CHUCK 64,156 NICHOLS, MARK 79, 136, 157 NIMIETZ, KAREN 157 OCONNER, PATRICK 157 ONEILL, ERIN 74, 157 OSTROFSKI, MIKE 157 OWNBY, SAMUEL 157 PACE, DAVID 157 PADILLA, ALICE PALLANICH, ROBERT 157 PARKER, JENNY 43, 157 PASE, DERRICK PATRICK, DAWN 157 PATTERSON, MELISSA 157 PELHAM, TIM PERKINS, DENNIS 157 PETERSEN, LOWELL 157 PETERSEN, TERRY 72, 157 PETIFORD, MARK 157 PIKE, FRANKLIN 157 PINKLEY, GINGER 157 PLAGENS, ARDIE 157 PRILL, LEEANNE 122, 123, 157 PROCHAZKA, CLYDE 79, 107, 136, 157 PROCUNIER, KEN 62 PULS, BETTY PUTMAN, DALE 79, 81, 88, 136, 157 PUTMAN,GARY 158 RATKE,ADRIANNE 158 RAU,TAMMY 158 REEVES,DEBRAL. 158 REID,APRIL 71,158 RENARD,DENISE 65,74,158 RICHARDS,DEBBIE 67, 131, 132,158 RICI-IARDS,RANDY 158 RIGDON,MARK 93,95,158 RILEY, ALBERT J, ROBERTS, DONNA 158 ROBERTS, GREGORY 59,158 ROBERTS, JAMES .72,158 ROBERTS, JERRY 158 ROBL, HOWARD ROBSON,BRIDGET 113,158 ROBSON,TIMOTHY 64,158 ROCK,BRAD 79,158 RODDY,MIKE 158 RODGERS,JOAN 158 ROLES, DEBRA 158 ROMAN,MARY 159 ROOKS, CARLOS 88,136,159 ROY, STEVEN 159 RUBIN, SUSAN 67, 69, 70, 131, 159 RUSSELL,RANDYD. 101 SACKMAN, SHAWN 70, 126, 127,159 SALLAWAY, BRENDA 159 SALLAWAY, THOMAS 159 SANDBERG, PETER 70, 79, 87, 88,136,137,159 SANDERSON,BRETT 74,159 SANDLER, MICHAEL 64,159 SAUNDERS,RONNALE 159 SCHEUER, DONALD 66, 70, 118, 136,137,159 SCHMIDT,LAUR.IE 72,159 SCHMIDT, NANCY SCHRANZ,FRANK 107,159 SCHULER, JERRY 159 SCHUFF, LISA 134,159 SEARLES,EDWINA 159 SELLEYS, DARRELL 62,159 SEMLERTERESA 160 SHEEHAN, ALAN T. SHOEMAKE,DAVID 160 SIMPSON, BENJAMIN 32, 37, 69, 94, 136, 137, 160 SMITH, EDWARD 160 SMITH, KATHLEEN 74,1131 160,179 SMITH, RODT. SMITHSON,AMY 65,160 SOMBRERO,DONNA 160 SPANN,CATHY 73,160 SPARKS, KIM 160 SPENCE, DEBBIE A. SPENCER, SUSAN SPINOSO, ANN M. 32, 37, 67, 80,124,160 SPENCER, TAWNEJ. 160 SOTOMAYORCARMEN 43,160 STAGGS,JAMES 160 STERBA, SCOTT 160 STEVENS, CHARLES 160 STEVENS, CHERYL 160 STEPHENSON,JODYA. 160 STEWART, LEANNE 58,161 STIDMAN,CARRIE 42,74,161 S'TINNETT, DEBRA 70, 113, 128, 137,161 STONE, STEPHEN 161 STONE,TOM 136,161 STOUT,TAMMY 161 STURM, KEVIN 79,161 SULKOWSKI, MARGIE M. SWAN, JOE SWITAY, SUSAN 161 TAGART, CHARLES 161 TAYLOR, GLYNNISA. 58,59 THOMAS,RANDALL 107,161 THOMPSON,ANN 161 THOMPSON, DAVID THORNTON, PATRICIA 64,67, 161 THORSON,TAMMY 161 TIRMAN, ROBERT K. TOEPKE, DEBBIE 65, 74, 161 TOLAMN,SUE 161 TOLLIVER, DEBORAH 161 TONER, ROXANNE TREMBLAY,LYNDA 161 TRENKLE,JODIE 161 TROTTA, MICHAEL 161 TURNER, KIM 74,162 TURNER, TERRI 74,162 VALICHNAC, ROBERT 73, 162 VANBUSKIRK, KATHY 162 VANDRUFF, SUZANNE VASQUEZ,XAVIER 162 VIETZKE, DEBORAH 162 VIERA,VALERIE 162 VOGT, THOMAS 162 VOLLMER, LISA 44,135,162 VOLOPICH, DONALD 43,162 WADE, LANCE 51,74,162 WADZITA, DAVID 70, 101, 103, 162 WAI-ILERS, ARTHUR 162 WALGENBACH, BRIAN 87,88, 162 WALL, PATTI 74,162 WALTERS, PATRICK 162 WARDEN,ALEC 162 wEAN,PENNIE 162 WEBSTER, SCOTT 34,79,60, 101, 136, 162 WERRY, ANDREW 101, 103, 136, 137, 162 WHITEHOUSE, PATRICK 74, 162 WHITLEY, MARK 162 WHITTEN, BLAKE 64, 69, 118, 162 WILLIAMS, DEBRA 163 WILLIAMS, MARY 163 WILLIS, CHRYSTAL 163 WILSON, DEBBIE 163 WILSON, RICHARD 163 WINES, WESLEY 72, 136, 163 WITUSCHEK, ELEANORE 42, 64, 163 WOLKEN, EDDY 163 WOODFILL, MARGARET 163 WRIGHT, DAVE 107 YALUNG, PATRICK 37, 64, 65, 67, 70 ZAGARRIGO, GRACEANN M. 163 ZEMIS, PAUL 163 ZINN, LUANN 163 ZISCHKAU, LAURI 163 ZURCHER, DAWN ADAMCZYK, ERIC 54, 66: 117, 165. 164 ADAMS, TIM D. 79, 88, 107, 166 ADAMS, TRACY 166 ADKERSON, FRANK 107, 166 ALARCON, SARA 166 ALBERT, MERLYN 166 ALLEN, JOHN 59, 166 AMUNDSON, CHRIS 166 ANDERSEN, KAREN L. 71, 137, 166 ANDERSON, CHARLES T. ANDERSON, DANIEL 96,166 ANDERSON, TYLER W. 74, 166 ANDREWS, DANA R. ANGELLE, PETER 166 ARELLANO, MICHELLE 166 ARREDONDO, ESTELLA 166 ARTHUR, CINDY 42, 166 AST, ED 35, 79, 166 BABCOCK, SANDRA 166 BAILEY, SHERIE 58, 131, 166 BAKER, JOE BAKER, PAMELA 67, 166 BALLARD, ROBERT 166 BALON, TAMERA 167 BANDY, PHIL 107, 167 BANIA, JEANETTE M. 167 BARBER, VICKIE 167 BARBOREK, TIM 43, 107, 111, 167 BARNES, CATHERINE 67, 167 BARRAND, WILLIAM 167 BARTON, LISA BASHAW, CYNTHIA 113, 125, 128, 167 BATES, MICHAEL 59, 65 BAUS, LINDA 167 BAUTISTA, ALMA 74, 167 BEAULIEU, KAREN 167 BEAZER, BONNIE 167 BECKER, WILLIAM BELVERUD, TIMOTHY BENJAMIN, MARY 74, 167 BENNALLEY, FAWNDA L. 132, 167 BENTLEY, DEANNA 167 BERG, WILLIAM 167 BEVACQUA, TONI 134, 167 BIGELOW, MICHALLE 167 BIGGERSTAFF,MELANIE 167 BISHOP, SHARRON 167 BLAIN, CATHLEEN M. BLISS, CYNTHIA 132, 167 BOHLKE, ANN M. BOHRMAN, KIM 167 BONET, LISA 38, 125, 128, 137, 167 BORG, LINDA 167 BORN, KURT 74, 167 BORWEGE, DIANNA 74, 167 BOTTOM, LAURIE 167 BOULEY, VICKIE 132, 167 BOWERS, BRYAN 167 BOYD, KIMBERLY 167 BOYD, ROBERT A. 167 BOYLE, PATRICIA 167 BRADY, TROY 44, 45, 79, 81, 167 BRANHAM, HAL 167 brawner, RANDALL 167 BRIGGS, ROBERT 66, 69, 167 BROEHM, STEVEN 107, 167 BROWER, RICHARD 167 BROWN, JEFRI 50, 133, 167 BROWN, PAM 137, 167 BROWN, VICKY 168 BURKE, CRAIG C. CADE, HEIDI 65, 168 CAGGIANO, JESSIE 168 CAISSIE, SANDRA 168 CALLE, JIM 67, 93, 168 CAMPBELL, CATHLEEN 132, 168 CAMPBELL, JAMES 72, 168 CANNON, PENNY 71,117, 168 CARMICHAEL, CHERYL CARRY, LORI 132, 168 CASSIDY, MIKE 101, 103, 168 CHAMBERS, KEVIN CHANDLER, RICHARD 168 CHAPMAN, DANIEL 168 CHAPMAN, VALERIE 168 CHARLESWORTH, JEFF CHEETHAM, LORI 168 CHISNELL, JOHN 59, 168 CLAY, DONNA 137, 168 COCHRAN, LINDA N. 168 COLBY, ADRIENNE A. 168 COLLETTI, BRYAN 168 COLLIFLOWER, KAY L. 168 COLTER, MICHELLE 35, 54, 59, 165, 168 CONNELL, EILEEN 71,117,122 169, 178 CONS, ELIZABETH 169 CORBIN, JEFF COREY, SUSAN 169 COX, NANETTE 169 CRABTREE, LORI 65 CRAFT, JEFFREY 169 CRAIN, JOHN 89,169 CRANE, KIMBERLY 70, 73, 74, 169, 171 CROOKS, LINDA 67,71,169 CRYER, TINA M. 122, 123, 137, 169 CUMMINGS, PATRICIA 169 CUPP, SAMMIE L. DAHLSTROM, DAVID 88, 169 DAHN, GARY 73, 169 DAMICO, JOE 169 DAVIS, JAMES A. 169 DEKLE, CATHY 132, 169 DEMERS, DONNA 169 DESPAIN, NANCY 169 DESTEFANO, BEVERLY 169 DICKSON, BRUCE 169 DICKEY, JAMES B. 169 DIFFENDERFER, JACQUI L. 169 DOMRES, JIM 169 DONALDSON, SCOTT 169 DOWNING, GREGORY 169 DRENTH, JAMES DUANE, BRETT 73, 169 DUBENDORF, JAMES DUBOIS, MARIE 113,170 DUNN, SHANE 108, 111 DURRANT, BOB D. DUTTON, CHRIS 66, 79, 170 DYKSTRA, RONALD 107, 110, 136, 137, 170 ECK, JOANNA 58 EDWARDS, KYMBERLY 124, 170 EDWARDS, LORRAINE 74, 134, 170 EDWARDS, ROY 170 ELLIOTT, KATHRYN 58, 170 ELLIOTT, TINA 170 ELLISON, SANDRA 170 ENDRES, CHRIS 93, 101, 170 ENGLISH, MICHAEL 170 ERWIN, DAVID 170 ESPOSITO, JANICE 170 ESSARY, CRAIG F. 79,101, 103, 170 ESTRADA, SANDRA L. 170 FARNEY, THOMAS 107, 170 FEARNOW, LORENE 170 FEARNOW, SHARRON 170 FERRA, SUZANNE 170 FIKE, ROBERT 59, 170 FINLEY, KEVIN 44, 101,103, 170 FITZGIBBONS, GERALD 170 FLODQUIST, PATRICK 79, 170 FRANCIS, JEANIE 170 FREDRICKSON, PATRICK T. 170 FRENCH, BRENDA 59, 67, 134, 170 FRIZZELL, JIM 59, 170 FROST, ROBERT 170 FULLERTON, PATRICIA A. 113, 170 FURTMAN, RAY 170 GAFFIELD, KIMBERLY 170 GEISLER, ROGER 170 GENTRY, STEFANY J. 58, 170 GERLACH, HENRY 170 GEWINNER, GEORGE 170 GILLANE, WILLIAM 170 GILLESPIE, DEBBIE A. 170 GILLMORE, THERESA 170 GIORZA, RICHARD 109 GLASSY, DAMIEN 73, 170 GLAZE, RICHARD 170 GOLDEN, KIM 107, 171 GOMEZ, LISA 171 GOODMAN, DOUG E, 171 GRANVILLE, JOANNE 171 GREGORY, LEE P. GRESLEY, JULIE 113, 124, 128, 129, 171 GRIFFITHS, DAVID 171 GRIFFITHS, DONNA 137, 171 HALL, BETHANY 74, 171 HALL, JUDITH 67,71,171 HAMILTON, JOHN 171 HAMMOND, WESLEY 42, 171 HAMMONS, MICHAEL K. J HANKE, GERALD 171 HARBIN, GLENN 59,171 HARDEN,SHERIL. 171 HARLEY, KENT 171 HASTINGS, LIVIER 171 HATFIELD, JODI 54, 70, 132, 171 HAWKINS, MARK HAYNIEPENNY 171 HAYES, MICHAELW. 171 HEDGER, DEBORAH 119,171 HELLMUTHDANIEL 61,171 HENN,THERESA 74,171 HENRY, ANGELA 133,172 HENSLEY,CINDY 172 HERMEY, ROBERT W. HERRIN, JACKIE J. 171 HERTER, CRAIG HICKS,RANDY HIRTH,HOWARD 172,176 HOBBSKAREN 74,172 HOBE,KAREN 124,172,181 HODGES, WILLIAM 172 HOFFNER, MIKE 101, 103,172 HOLLAND, ROBERT W. HOLLY,MARY 133,172 HOPKINS, KIM J. HORNE, RICHARD 172 HOUSER,PATTI 69,172 HOWARD, DEBBIE HUDSON,DONNA 53,65,172 HUMPHREYS, LYNN 172 HUMPHREYSMARY 65,151 HUNTER, DEBRA HURST,ANNM. 172 INI-'URNA,TAMMY 65,172 JACOBS, RICHARD 172 JACOTT,MICHAEL 38,79,172 JACOTT, MICHELLE 173 JAYESUSANE. 58,173 JEFFRIESKATHLENE 173 JOHNSON,CARRIE 173 JOHNSON,DAvID 59,65 JOHNSON, LARRY JO1-INSON,LORA 173 JOHNSTON,DONALD 44,79, 81,107,173 JO1-1NSTON,SHERRI 172 JONES, SANDRA 173 JONES,WILLIAM 107,173 JUDY, CHERIE JUVE, LISA 173 KALSEN, MARGARET 74,173 KARAU, CHRISTINE 69,173 KAYS, KENNETH 79, 101, 102, 173,103 KAYS,TIMOTHY 107,173 KEATTS, DONNA 173 KELLEY,LINDA 56,59,173 KENNEDY, LESLIE 173 KEPPEL,MARYANN 173 KEY, JUDY 173 KIERNAN, TRACY 173 KINKEAD,RHONDA 173 KITAGUCHI, KENNETH 66,173 KITAGUCHI, TERRY 153 KLEIN STEPHEN 107, 110, 136, 174 KNIGHT, GAIL 174 KNO'1 TS,ROBYN 65,174 KONECK1,MARK 174 KORN, SUSAN 174 KOSKELLA,DARLENE 174 KOSTOLNIK,JOHN 174 KRUEGER, MIKE 101, 103, 174 KRUSE, MARGARET 174 KRZNARICH,CATHY 165,174 LANGFELDER, MARK 72,174 LA,PENNAM. 79,174 LAMBERT,KATHRYNE 174 LANE,SUzANNA 132,174 LARUE, JAMES 89 LAUGHLIN,JOE 174 LAWLER, CINDY 174 LAYDEN,K. 174 LAZALDE, GLORIA 174 LEBER, MARGARET 174 LEDIN, KERRY 174 LEE, BRETT 59,174 LEE, KATHY 174 LEHMANN,TIMOTHY 174 ' LENAHAN,PEGGYA. 174 LEONELLLLON 59,174 LEUYERLAURIE 113,174 LINDBERG, BILL 174 LINERT, JOHN 54, 66, 101, 174 LIQUORI, JOHN 69, 70, 74, 79, 165,174 LO'I'I', ROBERT 174 LOVE,JOHNNY 174 LUARK, PAM 174 265 LUTTENEGGER, DOUG 174 LUTTINEN, MATTHEW 54, 66, 72, 174 MCCLANAHAN, JULIE MCCORMICK, MICHAEL MCCOURT, TROY 174 MCDONALD, SUSAN 128,174 MCDONALD, TANIA 174 MCKENZIE, JOSEPH D. MACNEE, JO MCNEELA, STEVEN J. 174 MCSHANE, JEFF 175 MARCINEK, CELESTE A. 175 MARINO, CARMEN 175 MARTIN, DEANNA 58,175 MARTINEZ, ANDREA 175 MARWIN, CHRIS 113,175 MATTHEWS, RENEE 175 MATIS, DAVID 29, 59, 175 MATYSAK, PAUL 175 MEDDLETON, DENISE 113, 175 MEEK, RACHELLE 70,132, 175 MIKL, SCOTT MILLER, TIM 175 MILLS, RONALD 175 MITCHELL, TIM M. MOLLERUP, DENEL 175 MONROE, PAUL 175 MONROE, REGINA 74,I19,137. 175 MOORE, LORI R. MORGAN, KATHLEEN, 132, 175 MORRIS, SHELLY 175 MORRISON, MIKE C. MOSER STEPHEN 101,175 MULLINS, SUSAN R. MURPHY, KATHLEEN 176 MURPHY, MARY 176 MUSCOLINO, JOHN 176 MYERS, MARK 79, 176 NASON, NOEL 176 NELSON, GLEN 176 NEIDHARDT, JEFFREY A. 176 NETWIG, NANCY 74, 176 NIKOLAUS, CYNTHIA 71, 176 NICHOLSON, JOHN 70, 165, 176 NORTON, GAIL 71, 176 NORWOOD, KAREN L. 176 OHLIN, KIRSTEN 176 OLSON, BENJAMIN 176 OLSON, BRYCE OROSCO, LILA 67, 71, 176,178 OBRIEN, DINEEN 176 OLSEN, SCOTT A. 176 OWENS, RICHARD 79, 87,88 PACKARD, JEANNE 59, 176 PALMER, FRANK 176 PALMER, LUNANN 74, 176 PALIMITER, DEBORAH 58, 65, 176 PARNELL, FRANK 66, 69, 72 176 PATTERSON, WILLIAM 176 PEARSON, CLAIRE 64, 132, 176 PEEBLES, NADINE 176 PERDOCK, HARRY PETERSEN, ROBIN 74, 176 PERKES, KELLY 119, 128, 129, 137,176 PESCHERINE, ALBERT 176 PHELPS, JEFFREY 79, 176 PIERCE, CLAYTON 177 PIGATI, DONALD 74, 177 PLACK, NANCY 122, 177 PLUNKETT, SIGNE 177 POPE, ROXANNE 177 POWERS, SCOTT 79, 177, 180 PRATT, LORI L, 177 QUIST, FRANCES 177 RAND, WARD B. 69, 177 RANDEL, LARRY 79, 177 RANDOLPH, PAMELA J, 177 RAPONI, MIKE A. 177 RATKE, AUDREY M. 177 REECE, ANDREA 177 REED, SHARON 177 REED, STACEY 29, 65, 177 REID, GREG 177 REYNOLDS, JOHN 74, 177 RILEY, PAUL A. 177 RIOS, ANTHONY 177 ROARK, LAURI 113, 178 ROBELLO, CINDY 71, 113,178 ROBINSON, CALVIN 178 ROBINSON, CLAY 178 ROBSON, ROSEANNE 113, 137, 178 RODDY, EDMUND 178 RODRIGUES, RICK 43, 178 ROE, WENDY 178 ROEMELT, KEVIN 79, 178 ROGERS, LINDA 178 ROLLINS, STORMIE 50,67, 177. 178 ROSS, CARLA ROSS, DAVE S. RUDD, WILLIAM 62, 178 RYAN, KATHLEEN 29, 58, 178 RYDBERG, DALE M. 178 RYLAND, ERROL 178 SABAN, CHARLES 178 SACHARKO, VICTORIA 69, 122, 123,178 STJOHN, RAYMOND SALAMONE, ROBERTA J. SALINAS, LOUIS SALLAWAY, DANIEL 178 SANDBERG-,TOBIE 178 SANDERS,BELINDA 178 SANDERSATERRI 178 SANSON,GINA 58,178 SARRATT,MANNIEM. 178 SCHAFFER, RUTH 89, 131, 178 SCHRANZ, DOUG 69,173,178 SCHULER, CONNIE SCHWABBAUER, DBBI K. SCOCCO,RICHARD 178 SCOTT, KATHIE SEALOCK,STAN 178 SEELY,DIANE 178 SEIFRIED,MARK 178 SIDAK, CINDY L. SIMMS,TAMMYJ. 179 SEMENZA,ANTHONY 79,178 SENATRO,BRENDA 113,178 SE'TTLEMYER, ELIZABETH E. 65,179 SHAPIRO,JAY SHEETS,DEWANEA. 107 SHORT, DIANNA SHROYERCHAUNTELLE 74, 179 SIMOES, RAYNOLD SIMPSON,PAUL 74,179 SLATTERY, ROBERT 179 SMELSER, MARK 179 SMITH, CARLA 179 SMITH, CINDY 74,80,117,124, 179 SMITH,DAvID 179 SMITI-LJENNII-'ER 179 SMITH, KATHERINE 70 SMITH, RENEE 59,179 SNYDER, PAMELA 179 SONNENBERODENNIS 179 SOTOMAYOR, FRED 179 SOWELL,RICHARD 79.101, 102,179 SPARKS, KATHIE L. SPENCE, CYNTHIA 179 SPENCERJEFFREY 179 SPENCERTRACEY 179 STALEY,SUZANNE 62 STARR, MARY 179 STATEN, BRYAN 179 STEELEMARK 179 STEIN, MICHAEL 179 STEMMERRON 79,179 STEWART, DAWN 179 'STEWART,TRACI 179 STINSON,WILLIAM 179 STINTON, LAURI A, STONE,MARGO 64,179 STONE, ROBERT 83,180 STOVER,JACOB 180 STRICKLAND, DIANA 68,113 STROUD, VERONICA STUART, ROBERT 62 STUTLER,LYNNE 180 SWEENEYDEBRAA. 180 TAGART, WALLACE 18 TAIT, WAYNE 180 TARVERBRET 180 TAYLOR, MARY 54,89,180 THOMASDEBBIE 51,180 TI-IOMPSON,CASEY 180 THOMPSON, JUDY A. THOMPSON, KARLA 71,113, 180 THOMPSON, KELLY TI-IOMPSON,RICKY 180 THORNE,JEAN 198 THUDE,JIM 180 TIROCCHI, SHARON 180 TOEPKE,BECKY 65 TOLLIVER, GREGORY 180 TROTTER, STEVEN 180 TURNER, KELLIE 180 TURNER, KELLY 58,180 TURNER, BRET 180 UNGERGREG 180 URQUIDEZ,SANDY 180 VALICHNAC, SUZETTE 44, 67, 171,180 vANE,LYNN 180 VANHOUTENCHERYL 180 VANLOENENA. 180 VAUGHN,TRACY 180 VERNA,MELLODY 180 VOGELBACHER, DON J. VOLLMER,BRIAN 180 WALSH, WILLIAM 85, 110, 180 WARD, MARK 93, 94, 95, 18 WARREN, TIMOTHY WATERS, KAREN 70, 165,174, 180 WEBB, JOHN 180 WEBSTER, JOHN 180 WELBORN, VANESSA 69, 180 WELCKER, JENNIFER 180 WELDON, PIPER 24, 165,170. 180 WELKER, KEVIN 59, 65, 181 WHATLEY, TIM WHITMAN, CYNTHIA 71, 178, 181 WI-IITMERWADE 181 WIBERG, STEVEN 181 WIETERS, CARA WILLIAMSON, ANTHONY 93, 95,181 WILLINGHAM, MARK 59,181 WILLIS, WILLIAM WILSON, MICHAEL 42,181 WILSON, SCOTT WINEBARGER, JEFF WINTER, CHRISTI L. WINTERS, HAROLD WRIGHT, BRIAN wRIGHT,TODD ZEMIS, WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN, ROBERT L. ZUMALLEN, JENNI ZURCHER, BARBARA ABAKUKS, ARIS A. 184 ABRAM, MARK 169,184 AKINS, SONJA 184 ALARCON, CYNTHIA 113,135, 184 ALBINS, DOUG 184 ALCUS, GREGORY 68, 70, 126, 183, 184 ALLEN, KIMBERLY 184 ALLSOP, ALLYSON 113, 184 AMREHEIN, FRED 184 ANDERSON, DANIEL 184 ANTHONY, KEVIN 184 ARCHIBALD, HOPE 184 ARNTSON, GARY 184 ARROWOOD, CATHERINE 65, 71, 184 ARTERBURN, JACALENE 35, 135, 184 ASHCROFT, CRAIG 111, 184 ASHMORE, THERESA 184 ASHWORTH, JEFFREY 31, 184 AST, STEVEN 184 BACHMAN, KENT 108, 184 BADER, LISA 122, 184 BADGLEY, SHEILA 30, 58, 59, 65, 184 BAILEY, JIMMY Z. BAKER, PENNY 184 BALDER, MARK 79, 184 BALDWIN, STACIE 184 BALLARD, DONNA 184 BALLARD, DUSTY L. 184 BAMBER, BILL 108, 184 BARNES, LISA 184 BARNES, JULIA 184 BARNES, WAYNE 118, 184 BARRNAGER, DALE 184 BARROWS, FRIEDA 184 BARTON, PATRICIA 184 BARTON, MYRON BATES, JUSTINE 184 BLESSINGTON, LAURA L, 58. 185 BAYER, SUMMER 184 BAUM, JANICE 184 BECK, SCOTT 96, 184 BECKER, MARK 110,117,184 BECKER, RITA 122, 184 BEGUIN, BRIAN 82, 104, 105, 185 BENTLEY, JOHN 185 BERG, ANNETTE 61, 185 BESTLAND, KAREN 185 BIEVER, JEFF 185 BISHOP, LAURENCE 117, 185 BLAIN, MARGARET D. BLISS, THERESA M. 119,122, 185 BLOOMQUIST, MIKE K. 185 BLOOMQUIST, KEVIN 185 BOHRMAN, LINDA 185 BOLM, PAUL 59, 185 BOULE, KATHLEEN 135, 185 BOWDISH, BRAD L. 186 BOWSER, SHELIA 185 BOYLE, ANNE 185 BRADLEY, BARBARA 185 BRADLEY, WILLIAM 185 BRADBURY, MICHAEL J. 185 BRANDENBERGER, JEFFREY 108, 185 BRANDT, PAULA E. BRATT, LORI 185 BREEDLOVE, DOLLY S, BRIGHT, DEBRA 185 BROEHM, MICHAEL 185 BROOKS, DEBRA 71,185 SEELY, DANA L. 71,185 BROWN, ELIZABETH 186 BROWN, GREGORY A. BROWN, JOSEPH 104,186 BROWN, MIKE 59 BROWN, RICHARD 186 BROWN, TOM 186 BROWER, PATRICK 186 BRUMAN, VINCENT BRUNER, DARSI R. BRUNETTI, DEBBIE A. 58 BUCKINGHAM, CINDY 117, 122, 186 BUELL, RUTH E. BULLION, MARSHA 117,186 BURDINE, TOMMY 186 BURGESS, DANA 186 BURNETT, WARREN 93, 186 BURRIS, DONALD 186 BYLER, RITA 58, 186 BYTNER, JILL A. CALLE, JOHN 104,186 CAMPBELL, CARL 186 CARMICHAEL, CARMEN I 168 186 CARNICELLI, LAURA 186 CARPENTER, SHIRLA 68, 186 CARUSO, MICHAEL 187 CASPER, RONALD 186 CASSIDY, KAREN 68,186 CAULEY, RANDY J. 186 CAUSEY, LARRY CERFUS, TONI M. 186, 188 CHANDLER, JAMES 186 CHAROCHAK, JOHN 186 CHENTFANT, MARK 186 CHILDRESS, GARY CHIN, JOHN 186 COATS, STEPHEN COLLETTI, AUDREY 54, 66, 68, 186 GIBBS, COLEMAN D, 111,189 COLTER, TERRI 186 CONS, JOSEPH 186 CONGROVE, JAMES 186 CONNELL, MARY 122,186 CONNER, DEAN 104,186 COOKERLY, MICHELLE 58 COOLEY, TIM 96 COOPER, KATHY 186 COOPER, KARRIE 186 COOPER, MICHAEL E. COPENHAVER, LINDA 186 COREY, DANIAL 117, 186 COREY, THERESA 186 CORMIER, JANICE 186 CORONA, RONALD 59, 88, 89, 187 CORONADO, FREDDIE 187 COTTAM, TIMOTHY 69, 187 COWELL, DENVER 187 CRANE, TOM 107, 187 CRAWLEY, BROCK 187 CRAWLEY, KELLEY 70, 183, 187 CRISP, ALLEN 107, 187 CUERDON, DAVID 187 CULPEPPER, JUDITH 71, 187 CURTIS, BRIAN 187 DAHN, LORI 187 DAPKE, PEGGIE 62, 187 DASHOFY, JESSIE 59, 187 DAVIES, EVAN 187 DAVIS, DENNIS DAVIS, JULIE 187 DAVIS, TERRY 187 DAVIDSON, ANTHONY 187 DAVIDSON, CHRISTOPHER 187 DAVIDSON, MICHAEL 187 DAVILA, JOSHUA 187 DEALEJANDRO, RUTH 187 DELBROCCO,DENISE 187 DEMEO, INGRID 187 DENNIS, JOANNE 59,187 DENNISON, KENNEY DENIT, STEVE 104, 187 DERSCH, THERESA 187 DESTEFANO, SHARON 187 DIGIRO, GREGORY 187 DIXON, WILLIAM 187 DODD, CARY 104, 187 DOWNING, ERIC DRISKILL, DIANE 187 DUBOIS, CRISTEL 30, 187 DUCATT, JOHN 108, 187 DUNPHY, MICHAEL 187 DYER, KATHLEEN 187 EASON, DEBBIE A. 187.188 ELLIS, NADINE M, 187 ELLIS, RICHARD 187 ELY, RENEE 188 EMERT, DANIEL E, ENO, MICHAEL 188 ERB, ART L. 59, 188 ERB, JILL 188 ESPARAZA, HECTOR 59, 188 FACIANA, PERRY 117, 188 FADER, BEAU FARDY, DIANE 113,125,188 FARLEY, MIKE 188 FARNAHM, SHERRY 113.188 FAULK, LINDA 113,188 FELLOWS, JOHN 188 FENWICK, KATHY 188 FERRA, DEBRA 188 FERSKI, KATHY 113,188 FIELDS, DANNY 188 FINEGAN, PHILIP 188 FISCHER, CINDY 59, 65, 188 FISHER, RHONDA 188 FLOYD, TONI 189 FOX, KAREN 117, 189 FRAZIER, DENNIS 65, 189 FREDRICKSON, MARY A. 68, 189 FREELAND, MICHAEL 62, 189 FREEMAN, LINDA 59, 189 FUGE, KENT 189 FULLERTON, LAURA L. 189 GARCIA, DANNY 189 GARMAN, JEFFREY S. GAILEY, BRAD 189 GAUS, JOHN 189 GAYLOR, CARLA A. 189 GEE, KELLY 189 GERARD, JULIE 68,131,132,189 GERRISH, CYNTHIA 189 GILSON, RICHARD 89, 189 GILLANE, JOHN 189 GLASCO, DAVID GLAZE, TOM 189 GLATT, NANCY 113,189 GOLDSTEIN, LARRY 189, 196 GOODMAN, TROY 189 GOSSUM, CHERYL 189 GRANTIER, RACHELLE 189 GRIFFITHS, SANDY 38, 135, 189 GRUBE, KURT 54,107,189 GUE, DANIEL 189 GUSTAFSON, DIANA 210 GUYTON, LARRY 189 GUZMAN, ROXANNE 210 GWILT, MARK 189 GYDER, CHARLES 69, 189 HALTMEYER, THOMAS HALVERSON, KEITH 189 HAMBY, DANNY 189 HAMILL, DONNA 189 HAMILTON, ROSE HANEN, MARY L. HANSEN, CHRISTINE 113 HARBIN, BARBARA 128, 135, 189 HARFORD, CHERYL 137, 189 HARPER, ANN 189 HARRIS, BRENDA 190 HARRIS, TIM 59,72,102,136, 190 HARJAMAKI, CINDY 71 HATCH, DAREN 108, 180 HAYES, MICHELLE S. 190 HAYES, GARY 96, 97, 190 HEDDEN, JANE 71, 131, 190,192 HEFFELFINGER, SHERRY 71. 190 HEINRICH, RODENY 190 HELM, DALE 210 HENDERSONKEVIN 190 HENSON,JEFFREY 190 HENSON. KIRK 190 HERM EY, CHRIS C, 190 HICKS, MARK 190 HILL, LESLIE 190 HOFFMAN, JAMES HOFFMAN, MARY 65,678,190 HOGG, ARTHUR 108,190 HOLCOMR, MONICA 190 HOLCOMB,TRISHA 190 HOLLAND, CINDY K, 113 HO1.LEN.Gl'Y 190 HOLMES, DAVID 190 HOOEY, DAVID 190 HOPKINS, GEORGE 108,190 HOPKINS, RAYMOND 190 HOWARD, SHERMAN 59,107, IIO. 190 HOWE. GREG HOWE. CATHY 190 HOWE, JAMES 59 HOWERTON, DONNA 58, 190 HOYMAN, BRIAN 72.190 HOUSER, KELLEY 62,190 HUCKLEBERRY, GARY 108,190 HUGHES, CHARLES HUGHES, CRYSTAL L. 190 HULES, FRED 190 HUMPHREYS, LISA 190 HUMMELGARD, KEVIN 82,190 HUNTER, GREGORY 89, 90. 108. 190 HUNTER, NORMA 190 HURLESS, JUDY A. 85, 190 HURST, TERRY 190 HUTCHINGS, PHILLIP C. 104, 191 HYAMS, DAVID 191 HYLAND, STEPHEN 191 JACKSON, DAVID 89, 90, 107, 191 JACKSON, JAMES 104,191 JANUSZ, KEN JAURON, MARK 50,107,191 JAYE, LAURIE 191 JENNER, BLAIR 191 .IENKINS, JEFFREY 108,191 JENKINS, GAYLA 59,191 .IEROME, DAVID 191 JEWETT, RONDA 191 JOHNSON, CANDY 191 JOHNSON, DARYL JOHNSON. SHARON 65,191 JOHNSON, TERESA 191 JONES, JAY 191 JONES, KELLEY 128,191 JONES, KENNETH JONES, MARGIE 191 JONES, MARY 191 JORDAN, JUDY A. 137,191 JUSTICE, DEE D. 59,191 KALB, PAT KALLAUR. MICHAEL J, KANAVEL, MEEGHAN 58. 191 KANE, MIKE 191 KATZ, JEFF 117.191 KEATTS, DOUGLAS 191 KELLY, DOYLE 191 KELLER, KIMBERLY 191 KELLERUP, DONNA 65,191 KELSCH, WILLIAM 191 KENAN, CHRIS 191 KHAN, KARLA 125,128,191 KIERNAN, JAMES 89.110,191 KINDELL, JUDY 191 KING, ROBYN 69,191 KITTRELL, CHERYL A. KLEIN, LAURA 113.191 KLUMB, DONNA 125.191 KNOX, KIVA 135,192 KOLBECK, AUDREY 191 KOLLAR, DAVID 191 KOVAC, JOHN 38, 89, 90,107. 192 KRALOVETZ, TAMMY 25, 192 KRESS, ROXANNE 192 KRICKLER, MICHAEL 192 KROLL, MARYLYNN 192 KROMBEIN, TODD 191 KRUEGER, ROXANNE 153 KRUSE, JAMES 192 KRUSE, MICHAEL L. KUHLMAN, WILLIAM R. KVAMME, ANNE 58,192 LAIL, JANICE 192 LAMBERT, DAVID 192 LANDERS, SUSAN 192 LANGDON. ELIZABETH 71, 131. 192 LANPHER, NANCY 192 LAWRENCE, SELINA 59, 192 LAVRA, ANDY 192 LAVRA, FRANK 192 LEBER, JOYCE 192 LEE, LISA 192 LEMIEUX, CHRISTOPHER 192 LEOS, BILL 192 LEROY, KEN 192 LETHEM. SUSIE 59. 71, 193 LEWIS, DALLAS E. 193 LIGHTFOOT, DAVID A. 104. 105, 193 LILLYWHITE, SUSAN 193 LINDGREN, JIM 193 LINHARES, GUY 193 LITTLE, BONNIE 193 LOHF, SCOTT 193 LOFTON,TIMOTHY 193 LOHAUS, BRIAN 193.199 LOPEZ, DIANA 193 LOVE, ROBBY LOWTHER, PHYLLIS 193 LUMIA, KAREN 193 LYNCH, PETER 193 LUREN, JOHN MCHEE, KATHY S. 194 MCCAMBRIDGE, DIANA 194 MARSH, MELANIE M. 193 MCCALIP, GARY 107, 194 MCDANIEL, ALICE 50,194 MCDONALD, PAM 194 MCDOWELL, MICHELLE 194 MCELVAIN, DANIEL L. 194 MCFARLAND, MARK MCFARLAND, TAMYRA MCGHENEY, KERRY 69,194 MACY, JULIE 125,193 MADDY, PAUL 193 MADONIA, FRANCINE 69, 183, 193 MAFFE, BRIAN A. 193 MAGNUSEN, NELS 193 MAGYAR, MICHAEL 193 MAJOR, JAMES 193 MALCOLMSON,BRANDIE 117, 193 MALONEY, PATRICK 111, 193 MANLEY, TIM L. 193 MANZ, LAURI 193 MARA, DEBORAH 59,193 MARCINEK, MARK J, 104,108, 193 MARINO, MARY 193 MARTIN, CINDY 193 MARTIN, FRANK 193 MARINEK, DAVID 193 MARWIN, SANDRA F, 59, 193 MASSINGILL, JIM MATHEWS, CONNIEJ. 113, 122, 193 MATTESON, LINDA 193 MATUSEK. MICHAEL 193 IVIAY, KERRY 194 MEEK, SCOTT 194 MELLOR, RANDELL 194 MILLER, MARK A. 194 MILLS, RUSSELL 194 MILLS, SHELLY M, 194 MIRACLE, LISA 194 MITCHELL, DANE 194 MITCHELL, JOANNE 132, 194 MITCHELL, GEORGE 96, 97. 194 MLACKER, MICHELLE 194 MONFORT, LISA 194 MOODY, JENNIFER F. MOZOSKI, THOMAS 194 MULLER, SUSANNE 194 MURPHY, LEWIS 214 MUSCOLINO, ANGELA 183,194 MYERS, JACQUES 29, 65, 107, 194 NASH. JANKEY R. NEILSON, TRACY 194 NESBITT, THOMAS 66,194,214 NEUMAN, VINCENT 194 NIMIETZ, LINDA NIMMO. SHARI 58,135,184,214 NIXON, GLENN 96 NORMAN, SHAWN 194 NORTON, DOUGLAS 194 NOWOTNY, CHERRI 51, 58, 61, 194 OFARRELL, JOHN 194 OLSEN. JEFFREY J. 107,194 OWENS, BETH 194 OWENS, MARK 95 PACKARD,JULIE 65,195 PAICECYNTHIA 195 PAICE,.ION 195 PAISCRYSTAL 195 PARKER, DEBORAH 68,195 PARKERSUSAN 195 PARNELL, PATRICK 107, 195 PASCALEANOY 195 PASCIOLLA, .IEROME PEARSALL,.IODY 195 PERKINSCINA 195 PESCHERINE, PATRICIA 195 PETERSTERRI 195 PETERSEN,CHARLO'I'l'E 195 PETERSONIJAN 195 PETERSONJOSEPH 195 PHII,ERICK,.IEAN M. 20,176, 195 PHILLIPS, MICHELLE PIERCE, BONNIE PINKERTON,KATEYA. 195 PITIvIAN,TERESAL. 195 PLACK,MA'I'T 72,195 PLEMENSJVIARY 195 PLOTZ,KEVIN 195 PORTER, ALLEN PORTER, KIMBERLY 195 POTEET,IvIECHELLE 58,195 POTELI., .JEFFREY 126, 127, 195 POwERS,ANNE 196 PRICE, KELLY 196 PRICE, LORETTA 70,196 PROCLINIERMARK 196 PULIRE, JOSEPH PUTMAN,KATLEEN 54,62 113,125,196 RAND, SCOTTD. 69,108,201 RAPONLBAREARA 196 RAIKE,IvIATTHEW.I. 196 RAU, MICHAEL 196 RAY,KEVINS. 196 REETz,CATHY 117,196 REID,JEFF 196 REIOMIKE 108,196 RICHAROSDWAYNEE. 196 RIEOEL, ,JOSEPH 29, 59, 105, 196 RIOS,RAREN 134,196 RIOS, MARY 71 RIPPLINOER, MARY 196 RIVERA, MIKE 197 ROEERTSCYNTHIA 69,197 ROBERTS,PAME. 197 ROBINSON, BETH A, ROBINSONLISA 197 ROOKS, PAUL 35,54,96,197 RORABAUCHKENOA 5959, 197 ROSEPILER,LORI 197 ROSTROBBIEO. 197 ROY, BRIAN 197 RUBIN,DAVID 69,108,197 RUEDEMANN, RICHARD RYDBERGPHILLIPP. 197 SALA1vIONE,.IOANN 197 SOLANO,zANDRA 198 SANPOROCHRIS 197 SAUNDERS,CONNIE 197 SAYLOR,NELMAJ. 59,197 SCHEETLCRAIC 197 SCHEUEROIANE 197 SCHMIDT, GREGORY 197 SCHMIDT,ROBIN 197 SCHRANZ, BARBARA 196,197 SHULAR,SCO'I'I' 197 SCHULTZ, ELIZABETH 197 SCOCCO.MADELINE 117 SCOTT. EDWARD 197 SCOTTMICHELLEE. 197 SEAIvIAN,ASHLEE 197 SEARLES,ANN 197 SEMLER,IRENE 137,197 SHAFFER,JEAN 197 SHEPHERD, BETHANY 197 SHEPPARD, AARON 96, 97, 197 SHETTEL, WOODY SIDAK,DENNIED, 96 SIMPSON, CHARLOTTE 197 SIMPSON, KENNETH 197 SIMPSONTERRY 197 SLA'I'TERY,BRENDAN 69,197 SLONIKER, KIM 197 SIvIELSER,KARIN 197 SMITH, EDWARD 198 SMITH, PAMELA 198 SMITH,LYNDA 58,198 SMITH, NORMANL. 198 SMITH, ROBERT 96, 97, 104, 197 SMITI-I,STEPHEN 99,217 SMITH, SUZAN 198 26 SMITH, TAMI 198 SMITH, TERRI 198 SNOKE, STEVEN 68,198 SNYDER, PATRICIA 198 SNYDER, TAMARA L. 198 SNYDER, BILL 198 SPEIRS, PAULA 198 SPENCE, BELINDA J. SPORTS, RUEL 198 STAFKI, ANNE M. 198 STATEN, CHRIS 198 STEARN, JEFF 198 STEVENSON, KIM D. 198 STEWART, EDDIE B. 69, 198 STEWART, GERRY 198 STIDMAN, JOSEPH 108, 198 STINE, BOB 198 STINSON, BOBBY 198 STINTON, KERRY J. STOVER, NATHAN 69, 198 STUBBS, CARL R. STUDER, GARY SULLIVAN, KEVIN 198 SUMMERS, ALBERT 65, 198 SUMMERS, DIANA 198 SWAN, MARGO 198 SWITAY, DEBORAH 198 TAFFLINGER, BECKY 198 TANGUAY, MONIQUE 198 TATE, TRACY 198 TAYLOR, GWYNN 198 THOMAS, PAM 198 THOMAS, MICHELLE 198, 218 THOMAS, RONALD 198 THOMAS, RUSTY 198 THOMPSON, DEBRA 198 THORNTON, RICH 89, 199 TILLOTSON, DAVE 61, 199 TINSLEY, VIRGINIA 122, 199 TOMPKINS, DANIEL 88, 111, 199 TONER, BRENDA M. TREPAS, LINDA 65, 199 TROUTMAN, DAVE 199 TRUJILLO, EVELYN 199 TRYON, LEEROY 44, 199 TURNER, DANIEL 104, 199 TYERS, JAMES 199 URQUIDEZ, SHARON 131, 199 VALLIER, JAMIE L. 71,199 VANBUSKIRK, JANET 199 VANDEWATER, MICHAEL J, 199 VAN, LOENEN T, 199, 218 VANTUSSENBROEK,NEIL 62, 199 VANWAARDHUIZEN, DAVID W, 199 VEIR, JEFF 199 VENNELL, PAM 69, 199 VIL, RONALD 199 VIOLA, MARYANNE 199 VORNDRAN, MICHAEL J. WADE, SCOTI' 199 WADELL, ALLEN 199 WALGENBACH, SUE 199 WALL, MARILYN 59, 69, 199 WALLACE, EILEEN 199 WALLS, SANDY 199 WALPOLE, TAMI 59, 199 WALTERS, TIMOTHY 108 WARD, JAMES 199 WARD, KATHERINE 113,124, 199 f WEATHERSBY, MISSY 137, 199 WEBB, THOMAS 69, 104, 199 WELLS, ROBIN 199 WEREB, DENNIS WESSON, ROGER 117, 199 WESTMORLAND, RANDY 199 WHITLEY, MICHAEL W. WHITMER, LORNA 199 WIBERG, TIMMY 199 WIERSMA, BRADLEY 69, 181 WILK, REBECCA 199 WILLIS, KELLY 200 WILLIAMS, JAMES 200 WILLIAMS, MICHAEL 85, 200 WILLIAMS, RONALD 200 WILLIAMSON, ELIZA 200 WILSON, LINDA WILSON, SHERYL 62, 71, 200 WINES, STEWART 96 WING, CINDY 135, 200 WINGFIELD, PHIL 200 WINGHAM, LINDA 200 WINMAN, LORRIE A. 200 WINNING, DOROTHY 200 WINTER, TRACY L. 200 WITHAM, KENNETH 201 WOOLSEY, ROGER WREN, RANDY 201 WRIGHT, ELIZABETH 201 WYATT, JUDIE 201 YALUNG, JAYNE 163,201 YOUNG, LEONARD ZIEGLER, LORI 201 ABBOTT, ROBERT W. 89,201 ABNER, BONNIE L. 85, 204 ADAMCZYK, MARC A, 62, 85, 204 ADAMS, DAVID A. ADAMS, DEAN E. 204 ADAMS, TROY E. 204 ALEXANDER, BETH A. 65, 204 AMES, EUGENE R, 84, 99, 204 ANDERSEN, APRIL 204 ANDERSON, EVELYN J. 113, 204 ANDERSON, PAT E, 204 ANDERSEN, TRIGG S. 204 ANDREWS, ROBERT E. 204 ANGELLE, LAURIE L. 204 ANTONIDES, KATHLEEN L, 204 AMUNDSON, GREG D. 85,204 AMUNDSON, PAULA F. 28, 204 ARELLANO, JAMES 204 ARNOTT, RAY J. 117,121 ARNOLD, RENNIE M. 65, 204 ARREDONDO, GILBERT 94, 99, 204 ARTZER, SHERRY A. 204 ASHCROET, ROBERT E. 85, 108, 204 ASHMORE, ROBERT L. 204 ASHWORTH, GLEN A. 204 ASHWORTH, TERRIE L. 71, 204, 137 ASIMAKOPOULOS, SAMANTHA 71, 204 ASSAF, JOHN J. 84, 95, 205 ASH, SUSAN K. AST, JEFF D. 84,205 AUSTIN, SHERRI L. BACZYNSKI, CHRIS R. 205 BAILEY, CINDIE L. 59, 113, 205 BAKER, JUDY A. 205 BAKER, MICHAEL R. 66,205 BAKER, RITA J. 120,205 BALSAMO, CARYN L. 72, 137, 205 BARBASIEWICZ, KIMBERLY 117, 120, 205 BARNES, DEBORA A. 205 BARNES, JOHN N. 85, 98, 105, 205 BARON, MICHAEL R. 84,205 BARRAND, CONNIE S. 69,205 BARRETT, EVE K. BARTON, STEVE D. 205 BASHAW, JEFF L. 205 BAUM, MARK A. 205 BEACH, ELVERT S. 205 BEAMISH, STEVE B. 99,205 BEATTIE, DUKE A. 61,205 BEAULIEU, LORI A. 131,205 BECK, BRIAN L. 85, 105,205 BEDFORD, DEANNA J, 185 BENJAMIN, JOANNE E. 69, 205 BENNETT, DANIEL N. 205 BENTLEY, ERIN H. 69, 137,205 BERG, TAMMY J. 120,205 BEVACQUA, TERESA A. 72, 113, 128, 137,205 BIGGERSTAFF, WILLIAM G, 205 BILAZZO, JOSEPH B, BILLINGS, CANDACE A. 205 BIRCHER, ROBIN L. 205 BIRT, JOHN M. BLACKWILL, KIMBERELY A, 206 BLOOMFIELD, DONNA 206 BLYTHE, TIM D. 206 BODZIOCH, OAIL M. BOGARD, JAMES L. 206 BOLM, INGRID E. 59, 206 BONILLAS, JAROLD J, 85, 206 BONILLAS, STEVE 85, 206 BORN, TODD J, 85, 109,206 BOUSMAN, WILLIAM S. 69 BORROWDALE, KENNETH R. 109, 121, 206 BOSLER, WENDY s. BOULE, LAURIE M. BOVINGDON, DAWN M. 128 BOYD, BONNIE S. 38,185,206 BOYD, CHARLES 206 BOYD, TIMOTHY BRANNOCH, TERESA A. 71, 120, 137,206 BRATT, CHRISTINE K. 62,206 BREHM, NATALIE A. 62, 113, 125, 137,206 BRINEGAR, LORI S. 71,137,206 BRISTOL, KERRY J. 206 BROEHM, LINDA S, 206 BROWN, CORINNE F. 71,206 BROWN, DIRK E. 85, 105,206 BROWN, DOUBLAS W. 206 BROWN, JACQUELENE D. 69, 206 BROWN, JAY M. 206 BROWN, MARY K. 206 BROWN, PHILLIP D. BRUMAN, BONNIE L, 206 BURDICK, STEPHANIE L, BURDITT, LAURIE 137,206 BURLEY, JAMES T. 206 BURNETT, MARLENE L. 65, 133,206 BRUTCHEY, MIKE E. 206 BUFORD, CHERYL 131 BUTLER, BRIAN W. 207 BYERS, ROBERT A. 84, 207 BYLER, TINA S. 207 CAMP, SHELLY K. 207 CAMPBELL, RUTH A. 66, 137, 207 CAMPBELL, SHERRY L. CANNON, NANCY K. 120,137, 207 CAPE, KATHLEEN M. CAPLAN, LISA J. 207 CARLETON, CARY L. 207 CARLISLE, BOBBY L. 207 CARLISLE, FAYE A. 207 CARLSON, CHRISTOPHER J . 85, 207 CARPENTER, JEFFREY L. 62, 207 CASEY, DONNA CERFUS, PATRICIA A. 58, 65, 207 CHAMBERS, CRAIG A. 207 CHAMBERS, SHERI L, CHAPMAN, KAREN M. 207 CHESSON, DAVID A. 85,207 CHEETHAM, SUSAN L. 71, 137, 207 CHILDRESS, NORMAN E, CHILDRESS, PENNY CLARK, JENNY S. 207 CLARK, RANDY A, CLARK, WESLEY D. 84, 109,207 CLAROS, MONICA C. CLAY, JERRI A, 207 COATS, CHRISTOPHER D. COATS, MARION K, 207 COCKRILL, CHRIS 85,207 COE, ROBERT H. 121,207 COLELLA, RALPH 121,207 COLGAN, BRIAN R. 207 COLGRAVE, TERRI 128, 113, 137, 207 CONLEY, KOLLEN A. 120, 113, 137, 203, 207 COOK, MARY F. COOKERLY, ANGELIQUE 207 COOPER, ROBERT CORONADO, PAULA CRAIGHEAD, DANIEL G. 207 CRAIN, STACIA C. 207 COX, JEFFREY E. 85, 109,207 CRAWLEY, MELODY A. 207 CUMMINGS, MARY E. 71,113, 208 DAHLSTROM, CLARK R. 208 DAGGETT, DANIEL G. DALTON, WILLIAM M. 85, 109, 208 DANIEL, WILLIAM E. 112, 208 DAVILA, BECKY 58, 208 DAVIS, GEORGE E. 208 DAVIS, STUART P. DAVIS, SUZANNE M. 208 DECHELLIS, SUSAN R. 208 DEFOREST, ANTHONY C. 208 DENHAM, ANDREA DENNING, CHRISTOPHER G. 35, 85, 99, 208 DENNIS, DIANNE O. 208 DENTLER, CHERYL 208 DENTON, WILLIAM T, 59 DESSENBERGER, JAMES K. 208 DIAS, LORIANN 208 DIETRICH, JONNIE L. 208 DIXON, JAMES E. 85, 99, 208 DOMRES, JOHN A. 85, 208 DOSSEY, MIKE S. 109,208 DOUGHERTY, CYNTHIA L. DOWNING, WILLIAM A. 98 DUANE, DAVID R. DUBENDORF, DOUG DUNN, JOHN C, DUNN, PERRY V. 84, 98 DURAN, CHRIS B, DYKSTRA, JAMES R. 199 EGBERT, KATHY R. ELLIOTT, MARTIN E. 59, 72 ELLIOTT, VONDA K. ELLIS, HAROLD G. ELLIS, PEGGY EMERT, WILLIAM J. ENGLE, KENNETH ERICKSON, ROXANNE M. ESPOSITO, LARRY 84 ESSARY, VICTORIA A, EVANS, MAUREEN M. FAILING, SUSAN M, 71 FARLEY, CAROLYN L. FARLEY, STEPHEN P. FARRIER, THOMAS J, 121 FEDIGAN, COLLEEN A, FENWICK, JOHN E. FERRA, MARILYN M. 209 FETTERS, LISA J. 38, 58, 72, 137, 209 FIELDS, JOSEPH L. 85, 209 FINLEY, BRETT K. 109,209 FISHER, LYNN J. 65, 209 FORAN, ANN T. 72, 113, 122,209 FORD, RICK 209 FORTIN, LORI K. 209 FRANCIS, MICHELE R. 203 FRENCH, RODNEY G. 85, 209 FROST, PATRICK C, 209 FULLER, DENNIS W, FURTMANN, MICHAEL D. 105, 209 GARCIA, CARLOS 99, 209 GARRETF, ROBIN M. 209 GARRETF, VALERIE A. GATFON, PAM M. 209 GEIGER, TONIC. 113, 209 GEWINNER, LORIE M. 69 GLANNIAS, DEAN N. 209 GILBERT, GAYLE K. 58, 209 GILBERT, GREGORY GILE, CATHY A, 209 GILLANE, JIM T. 209 GILLESPIE, DENISE L, 71, 139, 209 GILLMORE, RICHARD A. 209 GOLSON, LORI L. 209 GOOD, KERRY B. 85,209 GOODMAN, TAWNY V. 209 GOREHAM, GUY R. 109,209 GOSHIA, STEVEN B. 84, 98, 209 GOSS, TERRY 58, 209 GOSS, STEVE 209 GRAEPLER, KELLI J. GRANDE, CHRIS A. 137, 209 GRAYSON, MARK A. GREEN, JULIE D, 210 GREGG, MIKE H. GREGORY, JAMES J. 189 GREGORY, WILLIAM E. GREY, PAUL J. 109,112,210 GRIGGS, JOY D. 71, 210 GRIMES, JOE N. 210 GUEST, GALEN 210 GUNN, DAVID G. 99,189,210 GYDER, DOUGLAS O. 210 HAGER, DENVER 210 HALL, BRUCE V. 85, 210 HALL, CRAIG C. 210 HAMILL, BARRY P. 85, 210 HAMMONS, SCOTI' S. HANNA, KENNETH W. HANSEN, ELLEN A. 210 HARRISON, KURT R. 210 HARSHMAN, VICTOR E. 210 HARVEY, KAREN L. 137, 210 HAYES, DUSTIN D, 85, 210 HAYDEN, ALAN T, HAZELTON, JACQUE L. 210 HEBNER, CARLA G. 210 HEDDING, MARGARET E. 210 HUNN, DUANE M. HEGARTY, CHARMAINE F. 72, 137, 203, 210 HELLMUTH, GARY R. HELMS, TAMARA L. 210 HENEHAN, NANCY L. 210 HENKEL, GREGORY W. 98, 210 . , , L, ,,i HENRY, JEFF D. 210 HENRY, ROY 85, 210 HICKS, LAREE H, 58, 210 HICKS, TIMOTHY 210 HODGES, LORI A. 24,135,137, 210 HOFFNER, SUSAN C, 210 HOLLY, DANIEL M. 84, 99, 210 HOLT, LESLYN A. 210 HORNE, KENT R. 85, 210 HORNSBY, BRYAN 210 HOWARD, DOUGLAS D. 211 HOUSER, BETH E. 69 HUGHES, KEITH 112, 211 HULSE, RICHARD W. HUMMELGARD, KELLY L. 211 HUNT, JAMIE HUNTER, DEBORAH K, 72, 113 211 INDELICATO, VINCENT 211 JACKSON, DONALD 109, 112, 211 JACKSON, PATTI 211 JACOBS, RANDY 211 JEFFRIES, JOSEPH A. JENNER, BRAD 98,211 JOHNSON, CINDY L. 211 JOHNSON, DAVID F, 105,211 JOHNSON, JEFF D. 211 JOHNSON, RON J. 84, 98 JOHNSON, SHERRI L. 211 JOHNSTON, JULIE A. JONES, CAROLYN A. 128,211 JONES, DAVID T. JONES, ROY M. 109, 211 JONES, VALERIE A, 211 JOST, KELLY E. JUVE, CARY A. 211 KALB, MICHAEL A. KALLAUR, ROBERT J. KANE, CHERYL . 211 KAY, DEBRA A. 71,211 KAYS, THOMAS J. 211 KELLER, BRAD W. 98, 105, 212 KELLEY, JOHN T. 62, 212 KENAN, KATHY A. 212 KENNEDY, LORRI A. 212 KINDELL, ROBERT J, 117, 121, 212 KINKEAD, DAVID W. 91,212 KIRK, CHERI A. 69,212 KITAGUCHI, TOME T. 212 KLEIN, JAMES G. 109,112, 212 KLUTH, ERIC V. 212 KOEP, MITCHELL D. 121,212 KOSKELLA, KRISTINE D. 212 KO'I'I'MANN, STACY D. 212 KOVAC, KIP M. 113, 212 KNUDSON, HANNE 212 KRAFT, SHERYL L. 212 KRUSE, ANNE'ITE K. KROLL, DAVE J. 212 KUHLMAN, CHRISTINE LABADIE, BRIAN K. LAMBERT, CARLA E. 113,212 LANE, LESLIE L. 212 LANGDON, MARY F. 65,131, 212 LAUGHLIN, JOHN D. 85, 105, 212 LAVOIE, SCOTT 84,212 LAVRA, MARY R. 212 LAWRENCE, GARY W. 85, 212 LEDIN, TRACY J. 212 LEE, DONNA E. 69,113, 212 LEE, KATHLEEN D. 212 LEE, LISA 59, 212 LEWIS, SHELLY R, 212 LEHMANN, KATHY M. 212 LUHMAN, LISA LEMKE, IVY A. 212 LENAHAN, JUDY L. LEVINGS, STEPHEN M. 212 LINDBERG, MARK A. 121,212 LINDSAY, DOUGLAS R. 59, 212 LINGENFELDER, RICHARD E. 105, 212 LINHARES, ANNE'I'I'E 213 LOFTON, KATHLEEN E. 71, 212 LOMAHAPTEWA, NEWTON 85, 98, 212 LOPEZLCHRISTINA A. 212 LOPEZ, ELIZABETH A. 113, 212 LOSS, SAMUEL J. 85,105, 209, 213 LOWE, PAMELA L. 213 LUCAS, MARGIE F. 213 LU I'I ENEGGER, CONNIE K. 137, 213 .,-.- LYKINS, CATHY 213 LYNCH, CINDYJ. 213 LYONS, TAMARA 213 MCBEE, KRISTENA R. 213 MCCCLANAHAN, DEANA S. 69, 213 MCCORMICK, BRIAN A. 213 MCDANIEL, KENNETH R. MCFADDEN, BRIAN K. 85, 109 213 MCGILL, KAMELA D. MCGILL, PATRICK J. 112, 218 MCSHANE, BRIAN 213 MCCALL, HAROLD R. 213 MCCAMENT, RANDY L. 85, 105, 213 MCCORMICK, BONNIE S. MCCORMICK, BOB 62,213 MCCOURT, JAMES W. 62 MCCRERY, RHONDA 71,213 MCKINNON, DAVID P. MCMANUS, LORI A, 213 MCPHEETERS, GLEN 213 MANNING, VICKY L. 213 MANZ, MARCY P. 213 MATTHEWS, DANA M. 203 MATHEWS, TRINA M. 120, 128, 137,213 MARTINEZ,ELENORM. 213 MARLER,DANAW. 213 MARICHALARROGERT. 109, 112,213 MAREK, TAMMIE A, MARCHESEDARLENEA. 213 DENTLER,CHERYLA. 208 MAGYAR,KATHYA, 213 MAGNUSEN, MARGARET A. 213 MADONIA,JOEJ. 213 MAKIRI, JEFFREY S. 118,121, 213 MAY, SHARIL. 213 MARCHANT, STEPHANIE 213 MELDRAJS,JOHNL. 213 MENDENHALL,JULIEL. 213 MICELLI,KELLYM. 213 MICHELS, CHRISTOPHER V. 112,214 MILLIGAN, GREGORY 214 MILROY,STEVE 214 MITCHELL, DAVANAR. 214 MITCHELL, MARGARET 214 MOORE, DAVID V, MOORE, KEVINR. 214 MORGAN, FREDDIE 214 MORRISON,JAMIEE. 214 MOYER, NATHANIEL J. MOzOSKI,KARENL. 214 MULLER,GORDOND. 62 MURRAY, KIMBERELY L. 82, 214 MURRI,PHILLIPW. 109,214 MYERSRONALDJ. 214 NAPOLITANO,KARENC. 214 NELSEN,THOMASR. 62 NELSON,CYNTHIAA. 214 NELSON,DAWNC. 214 NELSON,PATRICIAA. 214 NELSON, LINDA E. NELSON,TAMMYJ. 69,214 NEWCOMBE, DAWN M. NICHOLS,LORIE. 71,214 NICHOLS, MICHELE 214 NIELSON,MARAT. 31,214 NILES,WANDAR. 71,214 NIMMO, CORINA F. NOLTE,TIMA. 121,214 NORRIS, RANDY OAKES,DAVIDD. 214 OBRIEN,SEAN 109,112,214 OCONNOR, REBECCA ODOM, KEITH OFARRELL,MARYE. 214 OGDEN,BLAINEA. 84,214 OHLIN,KARLAB, 214 OLEARY,PATRICKT. 214 ORTIS, WILLIAM W. 214 OSTROFSKLTAMMYL. 113, 214 PADILLA,VICTORW. 214 PALMER, PATRICIA PAQUETTEKENNETHS. 109 PARKS,CYNTHIA 120,214 PEARSALL, CAMEY J. 137, 214 PEARSON,CANDACEL. 117, 120,137,214 PECK,SANDY 214 PEMBERTONPETERJ. 121, 215 PEMBERTON, THOMAS 215 Y PERGOLIZZLJOSEPHA. 215 PERKES, TODD G. 109,112,215 PETERS, RICHARD A, 85, 105, 215 PETERSEN, DEE L, 215 PETERSEN, TODD W. 215 PETERSON, CHRISTOPHER 195 PETIFORD, MICHAEL E. 112, 215 PETTYGROVE, MICHAEL J. 84, 215 PHILLIPS, MARK A. 215 PIGATI, DOUGLAS A. 91,215 PILCH, STACYJ. 117,120,137, 215 PLEGGENKUHLE, JULIE 71, 113, 137,215 PLOTZ, KELLI K. 215 POLOM, DENISE S. 215 PORTER, JIM R. 215 POWERS, DESEREE L. 71,137, 213 ' PULIRE, CHRISTINE 58, 215 PUNTENNEY, JANA J. 215 PURDY, DEDRA L. 63, 131 RAGSDALE, KENNETH W, REID, STEVE R. REIN, MICHELLE K. 215 REUTER, REBECCA J. 215 REYNOLDS, EDDIE N. 215 RICHARDSON, TIMOTHY G. 85, 213 RICHTER, TAMMY G. 215 RICKMAN, ROBIN L. 215 RIDGWAY, TINA M. 137, 215 RIEDEL, WILLIAM A. 215 RIGGS, STACY 215 RIOS, MARK H. 85, 215 RIPPSTEIN, GREG L. 215 ROBELLO, PATTY G. 71,113, 137, 215 ROBERTS, JON K, 84,215 ROBINSON, LESLIE C, 215 ROBINSON, PAUL C. 91,215 RODDY, KAREN A. 69,117, 120, 215 ROEMELT, CRAIG R. 98,215 ROGERS, VICKI R, 215 ROHKOHL, PHILLIP A. 121, 215 ROLLINS, MICHAEL B, 91, 215 RUDD, MARK A. 62,215 RUSSELL, PA'ITY L. 69, 215 RYAN, SHAWN A. 98,215 SACHARKO, PAMELA M. 59, 69, 120, 215 SACKMAN, DANA L. 120, 215 SALCIDO, REBECCA 113, 215 SANCHEZ, CARMEN 217 SANCHEZ, ENRIQUE M. 217 SANDERS, BERNADETTE E. 59, 217 SCOTT, CYNTHIA A. 217 SCHAAF, MONSCLETTE R. 69, 71, 217 SCHERER, JACK A, 217 SCHNEPP, DIANA L, 217 SCHUFF, WENDY F. 35, 203, 217 SCHULTZ, KURT B, 91,217 SCHWEIGERT, JOYLYNN 217 SEALOCK, BRETT M. 217 SEELY, JONNIE L. 217 SEMLER, CHRISTINE A. 217 SENATRO, RICHARD P. 85,217 SHARP, LEAH J. 217 SHAUGHNESSY, JEFF 217 SHAW, SHERRI A. 62,217 SHAW, THURMAN R. SHIELDS, RONALD 217 SIPE, VICKI A. 217 SMITH, ARTHUR D. SMITH, CAROL D. 217 SMITH, DONNA J. 120, 217 SMITH, LAURA K. 45, 217 SMITH, RANDOLPH D. SMITH, ROYAL D. 217 SMITH, SCO'I'I' F. 109, 217 SMITH, STEPHEN L. SNEAD, RAYENELL E. SNYDER, CHERYL R. 58, 215 SOTOMAYOR, JULIE A. 217 SPAULDING, JENNIFER E, 217 SPENCER, BARRY N. 109, 112, 217 SPENCER, DONNA L. 217 SPENCER, MICHAEL E. SPICE, FRED E. 98, 216 STALEY, GAYLA R. 62, 216 STARR, LAWRENCE H. 216 STEELE, GREG E. 216 STEIN, JAMES T, 216 STEINER, PAMELA K. STEVENSON, TAMMY 216 STEVENS, GALE M. STQEEYVART, ERIN B, 28, 65, 137, STEWART, JOSEPH A. 85,218 STEWART, SHARON M. 218 STINER, SUSAN L, STJOHN, PAMELA S. 218 STROUD, STEVEN F. 188 STROUD, TOM P. 218 STURGIS, CYNTHIA S. 58, 71, 218 STURM, KELLY P. 218 SUMMERHILL, LISA A. 218 SWEENEY, WILLIAM J. 180 SZEWC, BILL J. 218 TAIT, PAMELA A. 58,218 TARGGART, JEFFREY A. 218 SPENCER, MICHAEL E, TARR, DANIEL 218 TAYLOR, LISA C. 218 TERRY, KELLY A. THOMAS, JAMES M. 109, 218 THOMAS, SCOTT J. 218 THOMPSON, CHRISTY L, THOMPSON, DEBRA L. 198 THOMPSON, MICHAEL THORSON, GUY THUDE, CHRIS T. TIROCCHI, RICK A. 218 TOMASELLO,SALVATORE 218 TOMPKINS, JAMES 91,112,218 TRINKELLA, TONY D. 85,218 TRYON, JULIE A. 113,218 TURNER, JEFFERY A, TUVESON, GAYLE A. 218 UNGER, JEFFREY A. 180 VANDENBOSSCHE, JACK R. 84,98, 105,218 VANLOENEN, TONY R, 65 VANTUSSENBROEK, DAVE E, 62, 218 VARGAS, MICHAEL F. 218 VASQUEZ, RANDY J. 84, 109, 218 VANTUSSENBROEK, DAN 218 VERGA, NEAL R. 99, 218 VILA, RAYMOND 62, 218 VOLLMER, NANCY A, 218 VOLPE, SUSAN M. 218 WALKER, ROBERT 218 WALL, JOSEPH O. 218 WANDLE, KIMBERELY A. 218 WARREN, TRACEY D. WEATHERSBY, MARCYJ. 71, 137,218 WEBB, CINDY K. 69,219 WEHRLE, DIANE D. 219 WEIDEMAN, ROBERT K. 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