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Asking quesiions, pondering. ihinking helps us undersland olhers. Remembering old experiences and sharing new ones. is recalling some of lhe mosi rewarding jogs of life. 1' 3 n 1' .l 3 ,J 5 f'- f .WL Z i Xiui , 'E da 909g MEZWMM- f-time M1249 0-11 MW JM m0rganiza+ionsMw HMM um wwmq gg QM-209 awww. ? 57WQ NHS is Kofa's largest honor club 'mu Ei, I i 'I 4 to if XO 7 0 O O 9 -I gs' L S.:- 0 5-wr. WH' 0 mmm- 55 ESZOQJEJSE.-g'3 r-ffl' Bfpmo-O.QhO tO-I CDOI ua '53 -1 35900 m D' 3w'-. 0:o13'O 'cn . F., Cdjmmwo ogn5 33 '33iEm3Z ammgeeapian- Q. O'QJCD X w5.9hmr,+.,,f3go,-go? :,3Oa Q:c.-228'-EU! ---Q 'QLQI -.6 DJ. 3:f'o22'LggggQlg2,-, ,omcmmmc-5.x 5.E.gU1 3339E1'e-EE-m -, wO-.H,fD:.O :J 'lmcnw3:'3 C m Q, m CDO-212 f-+ -: -- 1330 243325-EO 9.5-13933220513 :.7.'w o45'5'w,?,2: f'f'-!D'CD-1- ienCD'4 Dona Ambur Carolyn Anderson Richard Beach Lorna Blackburn Herb Blomquist Annette Bombard Terry Boswell Lynnita Carry Susan Case Cindy Collins JoAnn Compton David Cox Judy Dixon Cynthia Doebbler Freda Drysdale Monte Edlund Linda Elliott John Feiler Mike Feiler Ruth Fowler Kyle Gallett Mary Hearne Peggy Heick Sherri Hilden Joni Jennings Debbie Jett Carl Kircher Gail Lyle Lynnette Mann Mike Maynard Ken Moeller Rachel Moran Bill Otondo Steve Pallack Tom Pallack Paul Pino Susan Polak Ernie Rillos Ann Scroggins Marsha Tarbert Paula Tillman JoAnn Troutma Becky Umstead Marsha Weeks James Wenner Janet White Linell Williams fl Keg club unlocked '73 bg helping as ill .. .Q 3, Being a sweetheart, Kris Winkler puts on a happy face. Brent Amick Al Ariav Scott Baker Herb Blomquist Terry Boswell John Feiler Mike Feiler George Franklin Mark Hopkins David Hotel Dennis Hotel Bill Jefferies Doug Livingston Brian MacBeth Kim Mullen Steve Norton Steve Pallack Tom Pallack Raul Peno Ernie Rillos Tim Roach Richard Sherman Doug Slover Mickey Strasser Fred Tillman Brock Thomas Kip Volpe Paul White Pete Woods Sarah Yates Kicking off the year, Key Club encouraged school spirit by selling snacks at the concession stand during home varsity foot- ball games. Donating money in buying a kidney machine and contributing to the Cancer Foun- dation in the name of ex-Kofan Brian Thom showed the club's community interest. Profits from the stand also went into sponsor- ing a homeless child in Viet Nam. The club's annual breakfast and spring banquet concluded the club's highlights. Girls league sparks controversg Pam Ahearn Yvonne Allec Kathy Badgely Deedee Baxter Annette Bombard Laura Calik Jamie Deyo Karen Eaton Sandy Eaton Marilyn Flood Laura Gill Leslie Kukuk Gerry Lay Jo Ann Parker Paula Parker A. f Diane Peralta Lynn Peralta Sarah Pettit Debbie Rhodes Dynise Roberson Lori Senini Susan Shepard Karen Sherwood Don na Simmons Casi Sinclair Kim Taylor Kim Watson Debbie Williamson Lisa Wolfe Deedee Baxter shines as Girls League president. Girls League was one of Kofa's most active clubs. The club held their annual big sister-little sister tea to welcome the incoming freshmen girls. Their other plans included selling cokes at all basket- ball games and giving Thanks- giving and Christmas baskets to needy families. Also at Christmas Girls League held a rummage sale. Another function of the club was to sponsor activities and programs for Kofa girls. One program that Girls League sponsored caused much contro- versy. The club brought in speak- ers from Yuma's women's liber- ation organization, and it was weeks before people stopped talk- ing about it. New members were let in each quarter and their sponsors were lVlrs. Slade and lVlrs. Cheatham. A J.: Foreign language clubs bring new culture Pam Ahearn Paul Ahearn Paul Baldwin Clarissa Bell Becky Bjornaas Mark Chavez Roger Critzer Cindy Doebbler Evanne Gleason Alex Ingram Cathy Jacobson Ulla Kivioia Cindy Kuder Vicki Martin Patrick Murphy Johnny Roher Darcy Romig Sam Salerno Deanne Salsberry Larry Salsberry Lindy Schmitt Maggie Schmitt Kathy Searle Kim Taylor Robin Viard Linda Wade Cindy Lindly Elizabeth Watson The Latin Club was a club de- signed for people who were in- terested in the ancient Roman culture. Latin Club's biggest event was their Saturnalia. At this event initiates were sold as slaves. Other activities were selling suckers and donating money to the United Fund. The purpose of Spanish Club was to teach students about the customs of the Spanish speaking people. To foster this purpose, Spanish Club held many money making activities such as spon- soring a dance and holding a rummage sale. Brenda Berge Lorna Blackburn Herb Blomquist William Boysun Laura Calik Orlando Cano Chriefan Cothrun Linda Elliot Bunny Feiler John Feiler Mike Feiler Susan Flemming Beth Hodges Sandy Hodges AIlen'Hollingshead Craig Kamrath Laura Lopez Cathy Martinez Chris Maulden Robbie McKee Jeff lVliIler Greg Miller Rick Miller Molly Neumann Anna Ochoa Andy Orn Andrea Pancrazi Paula Parker Beth Roberts Danny Shoenfield Ro'emmy Walker Janet White FBLA lakes trip throu h business world Patty Daniels Ruby Poor Diana Foster Neva Shelton Laura Kaimi Angela Skoglund Cathy May Mitch Wade Future Business Leaders of America's purpose is to encourage young men and women in the development of individual pro- jects and in establishing them- selves in business. Members at- tended the Fall Leadership Con- ference in October and later on in the year attended the State Convention at A.S.U., in which members competed in different business fields. For fund-raising activities the club held a bake sale and sponsored the Ugly Man Dance. During Thanksgiving, club members collected canned goods for a needy familyg they also held a Christmas party for the Faculty. 1972-1973 F.B.L.A. Club Members. F.B.L.A. members at one of their meetings sy 9 Members find working career while in DECA 1972-1973 D.E.C.A. Club Members. Members work hard in Junior Market. ,J Phyllis Atkielski Clarissa Bell Diane Bereznuck Michael Billdt Debbie Borst Nlac Bunn Adriann Burns Rebecca Cabras Lynnita Carry Kevin Clark Kim Chumley Cynthia Doebbler Kathy Duff Bill Dunn John Fouch Adela Gaaca Stebe Geyer Kathy Goodson Deca, one of the job training clubs at Kofa, had many fund- raising activities this year such as, two sucker sales, transistor radio sale, and a carmel candy sale. Members also attended the Fall Regional Leadership Conference in Phoenix, and the Winter Con- ference and the National Confer- erence held in Atlantic City. Dur- ing the Christmas season mem- bers collected canned goods. Sherron Griffin Saadia Hice Edward Higgins Stacy Hoyt Jacque Hutchins Cathy Janosky Deborah Jensen Susie Johnson John Lewis Abby Lopez Kim Lybarger Tim Lytle Lilia Manzo Celia Martinez Sheila Mclntyre Barry Middlebrook Robin Nelson Cheryl Newby Lupe Olaiz Patricia Oxford Virginia Phillips Dennis Roach Helen Ruthledge Bill Sanders Bill Serbeck Joe Summers Silvia Tade Mary Ann Tansey Nlartha Terry Debbie Vickers Linda Wade Sandy Williams Rickey Wilson Sue Welzenback Frances Wright Beatriz Acosta Dora Lee Fike VICA makes it happen i O gn- :Sw--, ' 1 ,L . .si Awaiting the election Jose Acosta Mike Alonge Ruben Alvarez Randy Andrews Edward Araza Karen Avila Bob Backus Bonnie Bailey Marlow Barley Guadalupe Beas Rodney Beckett David Bergevin Lucio Blomco Debbie Bowling Wayne Bradford Dan Bradley Bill Brooks Harvey Brown Mary Carpenter Calvin Casey Alex Chavez Brenda Choate Eddie Conklin Walter Cook Michelle Copeland Robert Curtis Debbie Darcy Bill Delanie Kevin Delano Shelly De Los Reyes Denise Dennick Juan Duran Charles Durham Jessy Elledge Karla Erickson Sharon Evaro Joel Farkas Betty Fay Karen Femiates Manny Fernandez Dora Figueroa Raul Figuero ,tc . ,cu-, . me i Ki. . . A it returns for VICA offices, are many fine VICA Jim Fletcher Dave Ford Sandy Foster Brad Franklin Steve Fry Ignacio Fuentes Georgina Garcia Ricardo Garcia Sergio Garcia Servando Garcia Manuel Garibay Brenda Gloria Mike Golden Linda Gonzales Marcia Gonzales Toni Gorman Matt Gray Perry Gullickson Dona Hall Keith Hansen Jerry Harding Sherry Harding Bob Hart Karen Hehe Aleiedo Hernandez Bill Hetrick Merich Hice Kevin Highfill Skip Hollenbeck Randy Hood Darla Hopkins Larry Hoppe Dianne Jacobs Zola Johnson Pat Keegan Don Kellar Charles Kimball Joy Labistre Richard Landin Steve Landin Mark Leaser Lance Leinback 'X is delegates. This year, Kofa's chapter con- sisted of eight different clubs. They elected Richard Landin as their chapter President, Kent Rautenberg, Vice President, Joy Labistre, Secretary, Maria Mar- tinez, Treasurerg Dora Lee Fike, Historian, and Mike Golden, Par- liamentarian. ln early October Sandy Foster was elected their Chapter Sweetheart. The Fall Conference on Oct. 20-21 found eight Kofa VICA members running for state office. Two were elected to state offices. They were Marie Thomas-Region 1 Vice President, and Sandy Fos- ter-State Sweetheart. On November 2, they installed their officers as well as the of- ficers from Antelope. Jesse Lerran Darcas Lopez Steve Luceva John Lucko Robin Lund Gloria Maldenado Humberto Marquez Theresa Marquez Bob Martinez Hector Martinez Theresa Martinez Joe Martinez Maria Martinez Sam Martsnez James Melton Jose Mendoza Patty Miller Flay Milton Bruce Monroe Kristie Mooneyham Debbie Morris Garu Morvel Cynthia Mulch Maurice Mullen Diana Munoz Janet McGee Ken McGuire Mike McGuire Tim McTigue Ana Najara Sally Noble Dan Moriega Jim Olive Russel Phelps Ken Phipps Tony Plaza Laura Powell A Doug Propst Kent Rautenberg Luciano Ramirez Steve Reid Marco Reyes Don Reiley David Rodriguez Olivia Roman Juan Saldaira Aurelia Saldinar Terry Sanchez Jose Sariboy Dan Scarrow Deena Schonter Rav Seibel Steve Seitz Maximo Serrano Stan Shadle Randy Simms Doug Smith Lisa Smith Jeff Snyder Jon Spencer Sue Starrett John Sudlow Wesley Sutieuz Maria Thomas Dona Thompson Randy Thompson James Thorone Patty Timlock Troy Turrentine Mike Umphress Terri Van Horn Joel Vasquez Al Vasquez Raul Vasquez Alejandro Vias Sharon Wahlquist Paul Watts Melody Wells Phil White Mark Wiles Eric Williams Parn Williams Sharon Wingate Randy Yimas up L! Girl candidates were common in lVlr. Thompson and newly elected officers smile enthusiastically for cameras Tucson. Pep club spirits our teams on 2 :S xiii. .ff Yvonne Allec Carolyn Anderson Deedee Baxter Karen Avila Lorna Blackburn Danelle Blair Becky Comfort Sheri Bodenhammer Annette Bombard Elizabeth Braden Bonnie Brown Adrian Burns Becky Chavez Tracy Coffeen Cindy Collins Nlartha Daily Jamie Deyo Freda Drysdale Sandy Dupont Ursula Eaves Linda Elliott Sally Emerson Sharon Evaro Bunny Feiler Dora Lee Fike lVlarilyn Flood Ruth Fowler Chris Fraunfelder Kim Freeman Laura Greenwell Linda Gonzales Rosanne Harden Jackie Hess Janet Hess Sheri Hilden Beth Hodges Jamie Hodges Sandy Hodges Tracy Jensen Susan Johnson Zola Johnston Teresa Keegan Leslie Kukuk Penny Kukuk 1972-1973 Pep Club Members Debbke Lee Susan Lemke Lisa Lott Gail Lyle Terri Martin Laurie MacBeth Gloria McDowell Debbie Melkowski Betty Merchaca Kara Milburn Kristi Mooneyham Susan Mulenpoh Cindy Murphy Debbie Nash Cindy Orn Andrea Pancrazi Lynda Parker Diana Peralta Lynn Peralta Sue Polak Susan Rather Jane Paulsen Pep club, one of Kofa's biggest spirit promoters, had many fund-raising activities this year, such as, selling soft drinks at all the Varsity football games, selling shakers and mini megaphones, and sponsoring the Mardi Gras Dance. All the fund-raising money that Pep Club collects throughout the year goes toward the Song and Cheerleaders. M...-.t Debbie Rhodes Sherry Riddle Eva Rillos Beth Roberts Patti Roberts Laurie Senini Susan Shepard Diane Sherman Rhonda Sherman Donna Simmons Debbie Sims Camille Sinclair Mickey Strasser Roxanne Striegh Kim Taylor Sandy Vaughn Janet White Debbi Williamson Lisa Wolfe Tresa Wolfe Sarah Yates Kay Zeller t 7 ,gy 1 sii' if 1 my i ' 5 5 ' ' ,, ff it I f i i 1 f it J ,i- G.A.A. works for girls athletics. g . nb J'. '1.. ,l.f Kerrie Morris Sheri Bodenhammer Roberta Schulte Susie Lemke Jane Paulsen Denise Howell Mary Delikat Sherri Hilden Annette Bombard Leyia Ramirez Laura Calik Sarah Pettit Anna Hu Cindy Howe Robin Ambur Roxanne Streich Rosanne Harden Carla Clemens Sue Welzenbach Brenda Arthur Mendy Edwards Kellie Sharkey Andrea Pancragi Paula Parker Dianne Harden Carolyn Anderson Marilyn Flood Denise Menchaca Pat Urtuzuastegui Elizabeth Braden Jamie Deyo Mary Natal Diane Sherman Debbie Williamson Bobbie Owens Donna Simmons Leslie Wade Penny Kukuk Sarah Yates Jenny Matheus Lynn Peralta Karen Zermaitis Cindy Orn Mary Hagman Mary Kay Drake 1972-1973 G.A.A. Club Members Fran Wyrick Cheryl Wright Linda Haughtelin Susan Mulenpoh Rachel Larris Robin Grooms Chris Ghiotto Teresa Wolfe Melinda Yancey Maggie Schmitt Karen Duron Holly Pease Lisa Wolfe Linda Keane Lorne Slade Fluth Ferrin Bunny Feiler Patricia Swenson Judy Durby Leslie Kukuk Teresa Eaves Cathy Schoenfield Denise Jensen Laura Greenwell Cindy Burns Carmen Garcia Linda Christenson Cindy Hurd Sandy Bartholomew Kim Jesse Debbie Townsend Chris Mauldin Felicia Zermeno Lisa Carpten Tami Lowell Linda Schmitt Beth Fioberts Helen Keith Cookie Klein Cherlene Martin Kim Sherwood Peggy Mendoza Debbie Mendoza Debbie Yancey Susan Beasley Adriann Glover Stephanie Dolejsi Ann Otondo Deanne Salsbury Sue Calik Teresa Smith Janet Foate Leah Stiele Susan Fleming Lori Collins Ann Vitale Kathy Stein Molly Neumann Susan Johnson Laura Maas Sandy Melloge Patricia Valliio Cathy Valentine Sheri Whitney Gail Kane Gay Owens Julie Simpson Sandy Jordan Diane Puryear Carolyn Cox Leslie Owens Mary Maestas Jeri Curlee Karen Pusher Rochelle Duff Virginia Kidd Christie Cothrun Francis Clarborne Marcia Wian Suzie Gleason Carol Fox Cathy Martinez Vickie Grubb Mary Noel Mary McDonald Cindy Csik Jo Ann Henderson Girl's Athletic Association is one of Kofa's newest and largest clubs. lt was organized in the early part of October. The pur- pose of G.A.A. is to promote in- tramural and extramural athletic program for Kofa High School girls, to promote sportsmanship and to support school spirit through active support of all school activities. G.A.A. sponsors an annual Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, held the first week in May. Three awards were handed out for the most outstanding mem- bers. Anchor club carries the weight Anchor club associated with many activities this year. The club members sold cokes at the A.W.C. football games to raise money for Boy's Club. They also made stockings, for welfare recip- iants, for Christmas as well as their usual food baskets for both Christmas and Thanksgiving. A new activity came into their club this yearg sponsoring a fifty dol lar scholarship. They also do- nated many dollars to the fund- raising of the new kidney ma- chine for Desert Nlanor. They also sponsored a dance during the year. 1. S3 Susan Case Peggy Blackburn Elizabeth Braden Sandy Dupont Nancy Glassel Jamie Hodges Joni Jennings Kathy Loeltz Gail Lyle Laurie MacBeth Jenny Matheus Cindy Orn Susan Shepherd Debbie Rhodes Carol Watkins Yvonne Allec Annette Bombard Lorna Blackburn Camy Brullo Laura Calik Freda Drysdale Jackie Hess Sherri Hilden Sandy Hodges Terry Kober Susan Lemke Lisa Lott Janice Matheny Rachel Moran Andrea Pancrazi Paula Parker Jane Paulsen Susan Rather Karen Sherwood Danelle Blair Toni Case Susan Johnson Lori Senini Kim Taylor as-ilaf. Joni Jennings conducts a club meeting 9 club surpasses lhem all , l is is o-153. Marsha Weeks settles a club discussion. Dona Ambur Robin Ambur Sheri Balheimer Brenda Berge Becky Biornaas Lynn Carry Debbie Clark JoAnn Compton Cindy Doebbler Linda Elliott Bunny Feiler Ruth Ferrin Betty Fraile Ruthie Fowler Peggy Gallaher Linda Gribble Theresa Gribble Linda Hammon Roseanne Harden Peggy Heick Ulla Kivioja Gerry Lay Denise Menchaca Laura Noble Anna Ochoa JoAnn Parker Sarah Petitt Sue Polak Dynlse Roberson Patti Roberts Lorna Slade Roxanne Streich Paula Tillman Elaine Tucker Belinda Vea Ro'Emmy Walker Marsha Weeks Pam Whitson Karen Williams Perla Williams S Club is a junior branch of the Soroptimist Club. The club consists of sophomores, juniors, and seniors. This fall, the club had a membership drive. The club also sold cokes at all home football games to raise money. This year, S50 was donated to the Yuma Chapter ofthe Arizona Kidney Foundation. At Thanks- giving, a basket containing can- ned goods and a turkey was given to a needy family. They also sponsored the Christmas Dance. Environmental Club Science Club Angela Bryant Linda Elliott Peggy Heick Kevin Johnson Rachel Moran Being that this is it's third year at Kofa, the Environmental Club feels that it has established itself as a respected group and plans to be around awhile. The club feels that it is responsible for making the students at Kofa realize the environmental dangers surround- ing and affecting us all. Any student having a grade a- verage of 2.5 and above and in- terested in the fascinating game of chess should write a letter to the club. If accepted the rewards are varied, as the main goal of the Chess Club of Kofa High is to spread the interest of the time consuming and complicated game. Activities included challenging play in tournaments, both cross- town and state wide. The chess club sold peanut brittle, as they do annually, and raised money to pay expenses, as well as rooting Bobby Fisher on to victorv. The Chess Club sponsor is Mr. Cutrules. Bob Schulderberg David Smith Marsha Weeks Linell Williams Perla Williams Al Ariav Anita Cook Martin Dietrich Kathryn Duff As art is man's expression of his thoughts and feeling in visual form, the goal of the art club gives students a chance to create and discover for themselves, while becoming familiar with the prin- ciples of design. Painting, drawing, metal arts and pottery offered opportuni- ties for self expression while a- rousing interest to experiment with new materials and ideas in- spiration and creative ability com- prised of the production of their art work which was presented publicly. The Science Club at Kofa was organized to promote a larger, wider understanding of all sci- ence. Membership in the club is open to all sophomores, juniors, and seniors sharing a 3.0 grade a- verage or better, and who have taken at least one lab science. Robin Franklin Cecilia Gross Wayne Lacey Bob Schulderberg Students dedicated in protecting our environment. Chess is the thinkers game Mark Crump David Fillman Robert Garcia John Hanson Jack Hanson Robert Hart Chess Club , ,F'f'f ., '-WML -- : -v J, 'f f t . , -.ww pf. 'r .gtk I rw in , .. - ,'Q'f'v'Q 'J , Q, , ,.: J :T ir- V ',1: . f 'rf , af' ,ik 4 i i g , 4. 'lf 'fauvg ng Q'---f 1 4 ' , .- i L f,g:A'1A tf2,JE7 ' 5, J . 0 H ' J,-vc fi.. veg 1 J' , ' at Z. Sa. 'll vi , 1, , .,-4, . ,g V X . f i , . X ie 2 Mike Maynard Donald Millen Steve Tate Mitchell Wade Paul White Q I Gail Czarneck Dennis Ouesenberry Trudy Bartells Mary Hearne Kevin Milburn Tom Berg Diane Munoz Jo Anne Gloria Joni Jennings John Fouch Fludy Cabras Linda Mauldin Chris Wright Diane Harden Belinda Vea Carol Watkins Becky Bjornaas Ric Buzis Art Club Tom Mathias Lorna Blackburn Sheila Scott Kellie Sharkey Dorothy Bones Anita Cook Chris Fraunfelder Andrea Pancrazi Camille Sinclair Sandy DuPont Darcy Romig Kevin Johnson Jeff Phelps Pat Oxford Mary Jo Wolfe Mike Hudson To them, art is not iust a club, but a way of life. E Science club-quality, not quantity, in members. FFA club works on autos as well as plants Chuck Achee Richard Achee Robert Achee Louis Aguilar Greg Barksdale Mark Beckett Charles Besselman Gary Blankenship Steve Bradley Tammie Bradley Warren Bogle Steve Burton James Cantwell Calvin Casey Michael Carlson Buddy Clark David Colliues Steve Condry Dale Crabtree John Crocker Michael Crowe Mark Curry Martha Daily Tom Daschke Orvez Dewitirst Mike Daughtery Jesse Elledge Brad Ellsworth Allen Emrick Marion Emrick Sandra Emrick Bruce Fisher David Foster Mike Green James Haile Dennis Hanson Tom Hash Kevin Highfill Paula Hoefling Martin Johannsen Duster Jones Jack Jones Sandra Jordan Gail Kane Cooki Klein Kris Kovacs Mark Larson Robert Larson Donald Long Richard Loughren Wanda Martinez Bryan Miller Richard Miller William Miller Betty Monroe Michael Morris Richard Muhlenpoh Larry McDonald Kenneth McKay Larry McPherson Johnny Neinast Jeff Newby Cozette Owens Leslie Owens William Payne John Paterson Kenny Phipps Norman Phillips David Platt 1972-1973 F.F.A. Club Members Kenneth Prickett Paul Ramirez Mark Rather Debbie Rautenberg Brad Reily Buddy Roberts Linda Roberts David Rogers Lowell Roost Brian Sanchez Jeff Scott Ward Seibel Dana Simmons Don Smith Bob Straues Patricia Stevenson Roger Thompson Richard Van Jeff Van Aken Ernest Vance Rick Van Haren Mitch Van Horn Dave Watkins Joel Watson Norman Warner Ben Williams David Wilson Sherri Whitney Donald Wright Rita Wright Carol Wood Gerald Woodman Brice Zeller Kay Zeller fa . 1+ J A W Ki f at W - -7-if .- ' 'aff e F t Q Y 15- i in '-f i! Fi psi-:sgi .... 5 A 9 L X Q is f i as - K 5 ..l .N ff Q . - S ' , Members working on V.W. Future Farmers of America has been a very ener- getic organization this year. Members participated in local, state, and Chapter public speaking contests, as well as participating in activities that demon- strated good agricultural practice. Some activities that the club attended throughout the year were, being represented at District meetings, state, and National Conventions, and a Field Day. The club had the Annual B.B.O., Ag. Olympics, F.F.A. Ban- quet, and sponsored a school dance. During Christ- mas, members collected canned goods and used toys, then prepared a Christmas basket and distrib- buted them throughout Yuma. FHA helps improve the woman of the house vv 7-4221.1 E 3 if-Z .f . A is 3 Jimi' 1972-1973 F.H.A. Club Members. 4 Members sewing in class. ' if 1 ii, f- ' ,,- . wel My .Jr V+-2. ix r gm? J 712 5, 4 gf, 3' W 1. ,.,,5.a . W 4,1 39 2 e . it wg . f' 3 'ff ? 2- e x Y fr, ffiw' 2 K , L-gig Q st? L. Calik S. Pettit T. Jensen P. Rilley C. Nichols D. Robertson P. Parker L. Slade C. Gaedrop M. Galkowiak U. Kivieja M. Gymer B. Feiler R. Sherman R. Ferrin D. Hanson L. Gill G. Lay J. Parker Future Homemakers of America has had a hectic year. The club members sponsored the Homecoming Dance, and Work Day. The F.H.A. members also participated in District and State Conventions. Dur- ing Thanksgiving and Christmas, members gave bas- kets to needy families. There was a F.H.A. booth at the Mardi Gras, and they also had a bake sale at the F.F.A. B.B.Q.. For a summer project, members of the club made bibs for patients at Desert Manor. Kegnofers strike up beautiful tune. if Officers, kneeling in cente g me e it Mr. Durham ponders candy sale. Keynoters is comprised of mu- sicians from BeginningChoir, Con- cert Choir, Advanced Mixed Choir, and the Royalaires. During the year each of these groups held concerts at different times, as well as sales to raise money. This year's sales included the Great Chocolate sale of crunchy choco late candy. The Keynoters got off to a dif- ferent start this year. The reason was the initiation ofa new direc- tor, Mr. Frank Durham. Mr. Dur- ham said, This year will be long and hard, but the results will be rewarding. r, are Rick Hench, Linda Elliott P. D. B. J. D H Ahearn Atkielski Baldwin Barry Bazzell Bedoya P. Brando L Blackburn P. Blackburn D A K A B J. B lair Bombard Bova Bryant Buckley Butcher S. Calik M. Canole L L D T E B . Carpten . Carry Cavosos .Chamberlain Chancey . Chavez S. Clark C K K R D Clemens Conde Connor Conrad Cox P. Cross C Culp Nl. Delanie K B B D L L Denman Doebbler Dornan Duff Durazo Elliott J. Ellsworth P. F asett P. A R A D M L. K J. J. D J. R H R A Ferrin Finley Franklin Fry Fuman '. Gabriel Gacia Gardner Grandler Gray Gregory Hanson Harden Harries Hench Henderson S. Hilden S. Hodges M A D B. G . Holder Hu Hu Hume Hurtado J. Jacob T. Johnston L. Keegan P. Kendall V C. K J. C. K L. M L. Kidd Klein Lackey Lane Lindley Lund Maas . Maestas Mann ,Janice Matheny, and Lynn Mann. R. J. R. L C P. M. S. B B K. J. Monroe R J S. R N C M. D W. L L M. R E Martinez Matheny Matheny Mauldin May McLain McDonald Mellage Mendez Messer Milburn Montney . Moore Morehead Moran Moreno Mulch Murray Nelson Nelson N issen Noble Neel Ohlgren Perez P. Pidgeon S. Plowman P. Preston T Priest S. Pruitt D R D N B. P D Puryear Rangel Richardson R isch Roberts Roberts Robles Rosener Sanborn Sanchez Schoenfeld Schontner A. Scroggins Scroggins Senini Shaver Shelton . Shelton . Sherman Simpson Sims Slade . Smith . Smith Sommers . Stein A. Stel ly R. Streich . Taylor Townsend Trafzer Underwood Vallejo Wah Wallace D. Walquist M. Weeks J. White T Wilcox Williams Williams M.Winn D Yancey M. Yancey Young Perfection is password for Dal Segno. J. Agle P. Baldwin P. Blackburn H. Blomquist N. Brown C. Callahan T. Chappell L. Christensen S. Clark K. Conde J. Coronado R. Critzer P. Cross A. Dearsmith V. DeLintt T. Dinwiddie R. Duff J. Fuller L. Gamble L. Gallaher M. Gamino L. Hamon K. Hefner C. Helms D. Herberg R. Hoffman C. Hopson D. Hotel M. Hutchison A. Ingram C. Jacobson D. Jett D. Jones E. Kestersen C. Kircher H. Kirchner C. Kniebes C. Kolash T. Lee T. Leitch L. Maas C. Madrigal V. Martin C. Martin R. Matzkanin R. Matzkanin R. Moorehead Officers, kneeling in center, are Frank Robles, Ann Scroggins, Robin Hoffman, and Debbie Jett. T. Marsh J. McCurley C. McHenry B. Mendez S. McMeans M. McLain N. Moreno B. Otondo K. Otondo M. Ozuna A. Ozuna V. Patzloff D. Phillips C. Poor T. Porter J. Pulliam B. Ramsay D. Ramsay R. Ramsay F. Remington A. Ripley N. Risch D. Robles F. Robles J. Roth M. Roth R. Schult A. Scroggins S. Scroggins J. Sefcak D. Slover D. Smith E. Snell L. Stelle R. Tawzer J. Taylor T. Thompson V. Townsend R. Van Amburg B. Wade L. Wade J. Ward M. Watkins L. Williams M. Yanez P. Young R. Owens Kofa Quartet performs at Chandler game. Rain, rain, go away! Del Segno was comprised of members of marching band who had successfully completed the season. This year's activities in- cluded marching in the town's annual parades, as well as spon- soring a poster party for the Kofa-Yuma game, and collecting wood for the bonfire. As usual, the season seemed to end too soon. This year's band indeed a- chieved near perfection. They participated in the state-wide Marching Festival held at A.S.U. The band 'was pleased when they walked away with a Superior rating-a big number one. Dana Barnett Sue Calik Yolanda Castro Mary Delikat Norma Ditzler Ruth Ferrin Laura Gill Marcia Gonzales Nohemi Gonzales Carol Hampton Denise Howell Anna Hu Carol Dee Jewell Coletta Kryger Health Careers Club Gerry Lay Tricia Logan Gilbert Lugo Jackie Maris Lisa McPherson Kelly Moss Debbie Randolph Paula Riley Denise Roberson Robert Schult Rhonda Sherman Debbie Stacy Elizabeth Watson Margaret Yanez Susan Case David Chapman Marc Ellis Kyle Gallett Sue Hamilton Eddie Jahnke Bill Jeffries Louise Lay Laurie MacBeth Quill 81 Scroll Tim McTigue Luis Olivas John Peterkin Paula Tillman Roe'mmy Walker Pam Whitson Perla Williams Kip Volpe Rachel introduces Forencians to analysis. Forensics Society Toni Gorman Doug Slover Marsha Tarbert X Randy Malone Steve Norton Terry Boswell 5 Kim Chumley Kevin Johnson Gloria McDowell Rachel Moran Cathy Callahan Randy Moorehead TX 'eu ae M ll' Forensics, the only way to go. K . u U k y fllslll .lg Forencians enjoy a sunny day. Star journalists smile for Quill and Scroll shot. Future Nurses making Health a career. The Kofa Forensic Society was the brain child of lVls. Dix- son's fourth period forensics class. Together they wrote the consti- tution of the new club and elec- ted officers. Their main purpose is to raise money to travel to speech contests around the state. This speech team represented Kofa strongly at the Northland Speech Festival by bringing home two superior ratings and one ex- cellent one. The Quill and Scroll chapter at Kofa is only one of the groups belonging to this nationwide so- ciety of high school journalists. The requirements for member- ship included being in the upper majority of the class and to have had experience working on the King's Page. Prospective mem- bers rnust be active in Quill and Scroll for at least half of a year before being accepted into the club. The money making projects included selling spirit cards, which contain catchy slogans having to deal with our opponents. Quill and Scroll also helped school spirit by way of posters parties. Club sponsor is lVlrs. Coke. The Health Careers Club at Kofa High was formed last year out of the Future Nurses of A- merica. The clubs purpose is to further the interests of students in nursing, technology, and so- cial service. Anyone interested in learning the different fields of health careers may join. Money was raised by way of candy sales during the year. Sponsor is Mrs. Saxe. Though anolher mag have more moneg. beauig, brains fhan gout gel when ii comes lo ihe rarer spirilual values such as charity. self-sacrillce. honor. nobilifg ol' hearl. you have an equal chance wifh evergone fo be ihe mosi beloved and honored of all people. s....P ' . -:J Honors 8c Rogalig Lgnn chosen as homecom ing queen Lynn Peralta shows happiness at being chosen as Homecomi Homecoming finalists await the results ofa close play. ng Queen. 2 fs Lynn and her escort, Lynn Harvick Becky, Sandy, Sarah, Lynn and Kris nervously await the announcement of Kofa's new Homecoming Queen. Student Body President, IVIickey Strasser, places the crown on Lynn's head. Sandy and Sarah give Lynn their con gratulations. Lisa Dupont and John Hodges carry the Oueen's bouquet and crown. Senior Tilles Jaw? : 1 s X 'NWN' ' ' , X 'f my of Mr. Playboy and Miss Flirt: Reggie Feller and Mr. and Miss Versatile: Tom Pallack and Cindy Collins Mary Jane Kober K ,, . - Sandy Dupont f ,rf M-,. ,N I M ' mx' I :tm , , il? , 1 V' 92 Mr. and Miss Personality: Bill Mendez and Sarah Yates Mr. and Miss Shy: Brent Amick and f-l -f' if it A f M.. -- , if + wf'. A r ' . 7 gi, ' ' Q -we xc , 3 1 'W an 1 ' l X1 L' ! 1 if ' :gg Q , ' Nr Q W 'We Senior Tilles Ne.. ,s -.F L I' ' Af 'f , : ,, iii K y l 3 :L fag Xw..if,,: , , ,,,-- , 2, 3 :Zo Una A M, , , : W .faE:?1 ' - .: . ' 5 ' , it 6 , W., , 5 -4, . Www f ' A E ' 1 Y I f v H , s 4 'C -N' X X ' ' i N'V T L ' ,' ls it 'C ' 'I A A' . 5 TQ . Q .1 ' M- H W. N-...,-W s -wfiiiij ,L .1 ' J -g-.A -,,,...., A f '- I A ,J W, , . ' , ., , Q.. ' l -: w gf , il ' , W A s W , 1 ,W 4 5 I as 4- 1- ,f -fiisii f L. V 123. I ' r 4 --:W is -'N--H-'r . v A , jf? I ' g , Z , ,, V , ,, V U : : K L, A - ,w,,WaW.,,, sw, l,.,...,,,,.,.,,. 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'f' as ,, fwf-sf 4 'M A 3 , -.Wa Q : rf: f r l so 2 C 1.1. , V A .v K -Q-f ' '- 'V rl - 'Q M l . l 14:52 l . 1 f 'i fy M, - fifilfgn Q Q i i ' 2 f r A ' n on ,f '. . ,,, H -www who-+--fr M' f K 1 , 2 4: ..:: li. , K x I I V - .,.. : Q gg, Hv- . 1 W ..- W, , vdbwws K K Q Mr. and Miss Most Likely to Succeed: Billy Otondo and Marsha Tarbert Mr. and Miss Friendly: Steve Norton and Becky Chavez ,S M-, ' ' ' 'W' Class Wits: Jeff Stover and Romig 3: Darcy 5 2 Q s 4 , Qwfgqsawsfq-Q wi iw Si Mr. Radical and Ms. Liberated: John Droge and Mar- sha McCain 41 Senior Titles W 'N' I N335 'yi Vi ' Q 11 r ' 5 fl A- I ,jf 35 A A ff .QR S U-Tb' 'ff Mr. and Miss Athlete: Bill Fox and Penny Kukuk Mr. and Miss Most Actively Involved: Pete Woods and Micky Strasser Senior Sweethearts: Martin Bailey and Trudy Bartells Mr. and Miss Best Dressed: Trini Arzate and Elizabeth Braden Top Ten can R 1, , Billy Otondo, Marsha McCain, Becky Umstead, Ken Moeller, Dona Ambur, Jo Ann Compton, Jo Ann Troutman, Lynette Mann Mike Maynard, and Peggy Heick. Model U.N. teaches Kofans leadership abililies .MPTN 'Mi Model U. N. Delegates: B. Umstead, S. Hamma, D. Ambur, T. Pallack and G. Lyle. Missing: T. Boswell, R. Moran and J. Deyo. This year, eight students attended the Arizona Model United Nations Assembly that was held at the University of Arizona in Tucson. The model U. N. is a simulated session of a meeting of the Gen- eral Assembly where each of the countries involved is represented by an Arizona high school. Kofa stu- dents represented two countries-Senegal and Mauri- tania. Before attending the Assembly, the group studied the customs, life styles, beliefs and cultures of the countries so that they were able to represent them properly at the Assembly. Some of the issues that were discussed were: Refugees from Palestine, Colonization, and Terrorism. The featured speaker at the banquet was Lester Pearson, former Prime Minister of Canada. Alternates: P. Roberts. Missing: J. Hansohn Ju, ' A' ,fMi., .-,. :ig-vga ,M 'i,.'f P fir' 'ff .fi .1 ,V W, a . jg., M, my ,, 'sg,,,'-gi-YL , .. 3 W' 1, L t -aww Mfg .1 M m-gg g J . A 1 : si-as . 'TM' 1 Foreign exchange students if f luis... l . rv ,MW -5 ll Betty and Ulla talk with some of their friends. ti Q Betty Fraile was one of Kofa's foreign exchange students this year. She actually graduated in her hometown, Los Castores, Ven- ezuela, but she came here to learn about the language and the people. She lived with the Bald- win family during her stay. Betty used hot as her one word to describe Yuma. In her opinion, the boys are very friendly and helpful. Ulla Kivioja was our other foreign exchange student. With blond hair and blue eyes, Ulla, who is seventeen, comes from Finland. Her foster family was the Pettits. Her favorite thing about Kofa was all the things that belonged to a school day, especially the people. G fi ,awww s WMS Betty and Ulla take a few minutes for rest before going to their next class. BGUV talks with her foster bf0Th9 ,-' 1 if M.. W wi A -f, V, f Vbi if nf Paul Baldwin. Kofans practice Brotherhood Delegates: Annette Bombard, Steve Norton, Camille Sinclair, John Becker, Becky Umstead, Steve Hamma and Freda Drysdale. Anytown's theme this year was Turn on to Life. The camp was located on Mingus Mountain. Morning activities included optional nature hikes and hillside sings. During their stay, the Anytowners attended workshops every day. Some of the work- shops were Let's Join the Human Race, Comparative Religion, and Yoga. Culture night, Skit night and an all night party were a few of the nightly activities. One Anytowner's comment was An experience l'll never forget, if everyone could go to Anytown, the world would be a better place to live. NCCJ, which stands for National Conference of Christians and Jews, is a national organization set up to combat racial and religious prejudices. This year, eight Kofans attended the Conference held at Glen- dale Community College. During the morning, stu- dents listened to speakers, in the afternoon, they di- vided into discussion groups. The groups chose the subjects they wanted to discuss and led the discus- sions themselves with people from various commun- ity works. . M... Delegates: Linda Mauldin, Rachel Moran, Ulla Kivioja Laura Powell, Betty Fraile, Bill Mendez and Pam Whitson Missing: Mike Feiler, Beth Roberts, and Kevin Johnson. Kolans learn government first-hand. K 'F' '-W' 'Q.':f..-15 - . 1 afl. X M' J Q - fa wLI:1:':f'.pf:::: f 'SSH- 'ygs W- ' A i 3:23115 ' .N g . 'i'E:1v::E 1 Vee X f U--.1Z.3e'13 , f -Ffsffkiz'.f:'Q??27???Q'2 Q elf 7. 'iii:.s': 1...,,f.iQQ':1f: , ' . 1 ' gl ' . A gk, -1. -.ff '- X. -- Girls' Staters: Dona Ambur lalternatel, Lynnette are Jamie Deyo and Lynn Peralta. Boys' Staters: Jim Buster, David Radtke, Tom is Kim Tillou. ypwligql l lil li: I Ilill Mann, and Cindy Collins. Missing Pallack, and John Feiler. Missing -ll This year's Girls' State took place at the University of Arizo- na, in Tucson, while Boys' State was held at Northern Arizona University, in Flagstaff. There, the nine students from Kofa lived a mock government for one week. They participated in three different levels of government, including city, state, and county. Each person lived in a city. These cities had approximately thirty- two students each. The dormi- tory halls were decorated to re- semble an actual city, with lines going down the hall to divide the different lanes of traffic. Tickets were given for moving violations such as speeding and reckless driving. There were eight cities, with four cities assigned to a county. Supai, Cocopah, and Poston were a few of the counties. Both groups said that the programs were extremely well-organized, and that they came back with a much greater knowledge of how governments function. Sweethearts FFA Sweetheart: Kay Zeller VICA Sweetheart: Sandy Foster 55 nfs' 4' al I 'iff' DECA Sweetheart: Susan Johnson Key Club Sweetheart: Kris Winkler -.qi 5 Q48 am Betty Crocker Award: Susan Johnson ,-. mir-51 Wm ' ' . , :','1b.,5f'E ,v ' -1 13 12' R Awards H? W , f '34 . DAR Award: Ruby Poor is If ihe ariisi, or poet or musician. or dramaiisi, or philosopher seems somewhai unorthodox in his manner or ai-iiiudes because he knows onlg a Iii-He earlier ihan ihe average man ihai orihodoxg has desiroged a greai deal of human good wheiher of chariig or of good sense or of ari. -Ben Qhahn 53' V r A V V .afw fy 1- - I P P 1 L Fine AHS King's Page Staff Mat Dominguez Marc Ellis Ruthie Fowler Kyle Gallet Sue Hamilton Eddie Jahnke Bill Jeffries Kelly Jennings Louise Lay Laurie Macbeth I Tim McTigue Bob Morse Luis Olivas John Peterkin Paula Tillman Kip Volpe Ro'Emmy Walker Pam Whitson Perla Williams Adv.-Mrs. Coke 'Wx King's Page f My !,,,,..,-, m Q. One heck of a tremendous staff. ln my four years of advis- ing papers, this one is the best, declared the fine King's Page ad- visor, Mrs. Coke. The staff has not only improved but also the Cactus Press has been a tremen- dous asset in improving the field of printing. The King's Page has had fea- ture articles on the Pledge of Al- legience and the columns of Cab- bages of Kings, ln Case You Asked and Council Comments. Among the staff there was a- warded Most Improved Journal- ist and Best Journalist. Q rs- Kings print the -...mwsw Forever past! Annual Staff This year's staff was hectic on meeting deadlines, but with the ambitious help of the new advi- Q sor, Ms. Dixon, the rookie year was successful. The Staff hopes you enjoy this year's annual and that next year's will be better. 5221 7 3 ' - 1' X 19 , 1.093 La Corona Staff Dona Ambur Robin Ambur Mike Alonge AI Ariav Susan Case Sherri Cothrun Sandy Foster Rosanne Harden Linda Haughtelin Mary Hearne Eddie Janke Tracey Jensen Flobin Kennerly Randy Morehead Don Smith Angie Stelly Roxanne Streich John Sullivan Silvia Tade Jim Taylor JoAnn Troutman Kip Volpe Joe Wahl Pete Woods Adv.-Mrs. Dixon Harveg the pooka comes to Kola This year the Senior class pre- sented the funny-sad story of Harvey . Under the direction of Ms. Harriet Dixson and student director Marsha Weeks, the cast of Harvey displayed outstand- ing acting ability. Many long hours were spent working on the play before the performances No- vember 30 and December 1. 5 is , .. 1- K E 2 l Yi if s ra Elwood P. Dowd Veta Louise Simmons Myrlte Mae Simmons Mrs. Chauvenet Miss Johnson Ruth Kelly Dr. Lyman Sanderson Duane Wilson Dr. William Chumley Mrs. Betty Chumley Judge Omar Gaffney E. J. Lofgren Harvey Monte Edlund Marsha Tarbet Karen Houghton Cathy Callahan Debbie Jones Jo Ann Compton Colby Girard John Drodge Kevin Johnson Carol Watkins Tom Mezei Steve Hamma Plays Himself 1? 'x Ho X ff Vw B . ., v s, s,' om' - ssl ,. tk 1 mW ILQQO N6 M li . llziii X Jazz Ensemble explodes in talenl John Agle Herb Blomquist Tom Chappell Jesse Coronado Robin Hoffman Mark Hutchison Chris Kniebes Debbie Jett Al Labristre Tim Leitch Ray Matzkanin Mike McLain Bill Mendez Nieves Moreno Carol Poor Jeff Pulliam Frank Robles Ann Scroggins Sarah Scroggins Ted Thompson Kofa's Jazz Ensemble this year was as good as ever. Playing more contemporary music than the symphonic band, the Ensemble performed at many festivals. These festivals took them all over Ari- zona and Southern California. The Jazz Ensemble was directed by Marshall Olp. Kofa High's Band keeps music alive The musical marvels of Kofa High consisted of 97 pieces. Led by a former Kofan, Marshall Olp, the Band spent many long hours practicing. But some ofthe many advantages of being in band are their neato bus trips, getting into games free, and having the best of company. Other fun was at- tending a marching festival in the spring and bringing in a pro- fessional musician. Majorettes: Blackburn, Otondo, Smith, Kohlasch, and Callahan. John Agle Paul Baldwin Peggy Blackburn Herb Blomquist Nancy Brown Cathy Callahan Tom Chappell Linda Christensen Sheri Clark Kim Conde Jesse Coronado Roger Critzer Patti Cross Alan Dearsmith Veronica Delintt Terri Dinwiddie Rochelle Duff Jeanette Fuller Linda Gallaher Lelani Gamble Mike Gamino Linda Hamon Kevin Hefner Chris Helms Debra Herberg Robin Hoffman Carla Hopson David Hotel Mark Hutchinson Alex lngram Cathy Jacobson Debbie Jett Debbie Jones Ed Kesterson Carl Kircher Harold Kirchner Chris Kniebes Candy Kohlasch Alan Labistre Terry Lee Tim Leitch Laurie Maas Carol Madrigal Tom Marsh Vickie Martin Cherleng Martin Kathy Martinez Ray Matzkanin Russell Matzkanin Mike McLain John McCurley Carol McHenry Susan McMeans Bill Mendez Randy Moorehead Nieves Moreno Bill Otondo Karen Otondo Armando Ozuna Marla Ozuna Valerie Patzloff Dan Phillips Carol Poor Terri Porter Jeff Pulliam Bruce Ramsey Duane Ramsey Rene Ramsey Frank Remington Andrew Ripley Nola Risck Debbie Robles Frank Robles Jon Roth Matt Roth Bob Schult Ann Scroggins Sarah Scroggins Jim Sefcak Doug Slover Dianne Smith Ellen Snell Leah Steel Ron Tauser Jim Taylor Ted Thompson Vern Townsend Rick Van Amberg Brandie Wade Jack Ward Margaret Watkins Laurice Williams Margaret Yanez Pam Young C 15. 2 4 ' ..-.. Drum Major: Frank Robles Bandsmen warm up for another day's practice. A 1 Al A 7-77 L 1 1- A , .4 ..-.- V- I ., A A ...pa --' - :gg-Y., A f -- A - ,.........A...-..-......a...-..-...-. 5 1 ' fwgfwf ,, ,. .f Q 'f - .2 4.57 wig N fifsw- -rf -51 law m 'N A ., an M , . 5? ,.. '17, 5... My .1 -ll Y, Q, 3, Far A9 s. r- ,x -X-Nm ., Y fi rj' 1- 53,5-Q'MB5,,N-' ,Kyiv :Ai y 'W41-.-f A 1- .V ftd., A 'u-W,,.,f,fg-9' ' i'E5 r wf'f1 ' 'gdif Z f ata' ew :filo rw L' AH'fT'x3ff'fi'f 3, 1 mfg, - thy. h. 3111 f? -: ' 'ey Q King's Choir sang to the keg of 73 E E .-4 , A , N 5 M , . A s K . 1 1' F' - -X. u 'S 1 as 1 4 3' G irtf f Fioyalaires, Adva nce Mixed, Concert Choir, and Beginning Mixed: All of which was the Choir department except for the new director, Mr. Durham. Ac- quired from Gila Vista, Durham was first string in taking the choir through the year. He added a new dimension to the field of reading music. In addition to reading notes there was also wave- lengths to be read. To join the talented groups, one must first audition. From there one goes on out-of-town trips, night rehearsals, town ac- tivities, and many others. Among the group's individu- Q Y ' Choir 72-73 als, in state competition, there was a Solo and Ensemble Festival and All State tryouts. Royalaires P. Biando J. Lane A. Bombard L Mann A. Bryant Martinez B. Chavez J. Mathenv R. Conrad B Messer D. Cox Montney K. Denman Noble B. Doebbler Ochlgreen J. Ellsworth S. Pruitt K. Gardener Roberts H. Harries ROSEHSI' R. Hench Sims S. Hilden .Sommers S. Hodges Taylor D. Hu Trafzer T. Wilcox Concert Choir Beginning Mixed Ahearn Atkielski Baldwin Butcher Calik . Canale Carry Cavosos Chamberlain Clemens Cross Culp Dornan Elliot Ferrin Franklin Gamble Gray Hu Hume Johnston Keegan Kendall Lackey .Ai L. Maas M. Maestas C. Mauldin J. Moore R. Moran C. Mulch M. Murray L. Nissen P. Pidgeon T. Priest N. Risch D. Robles S. Sanborn N. Shelton L. Slade D. Smith K. Taylor J. Townsend P. Underwood L. Williams D. Yancey M. Yancey P. Young Barry Blackburn P. Blackburn D Blair Bombard Bova Bryant Buckle Chavez S. Clark Conde Conrad Cox Doebbler Duff Ellsworth Fasett Fuman Franklin Fry L. Gamble B. Garcia K Gardener D. Bazzell H. Bedoya L. Carpten E. Chancey K. Connor M. Delanie L. Durazo A. Finley M. Gabriel V. Garcia J. Brandler D. Gregory A. Henderson M. Holder G. Hurtado J. Jacob V. Kidd C. Klein R. Matheny S. McDonald S. Mellage Advance Mixed J. Hanson R. Harden H. Harries R. Hench D. Hu P. Kendall J. Lane C. Lindley K. Lund L. Mann R. Martinez L. Mauldin J. Mathen C. May P. McLain B. Mendez B. Messer K. Milburn S. Morehead N. Moreno D. Nelson L. Noble J. Monroe W. Nelson M. Noel E. Perez D. Puryear R. Rangel D. Richardson B. Schontner C. Shaver L. Shelton R. Sherman J. Simpson W. Smith K. Stein T. Williams M. Winn P. Vallejo S. Wah D. Walquist A. Aronld P. Young R. Ohlgreen S. Plowman P. Preston B. Roberts P. Roberts T. Sanchez C. Schoenfeld A. Scroggins S . Scroggins L. Senini Fl. Sims T. Snyder F. Sommers A. Stelly R. Streka K. Taylor DI Trafzer D. Wallace M. Weeks J. White L. Williams P. Woods Combining all our efforfs foward a goal . . . viciorg. Everg pariicipani performing io his fullesi. bringing ouf ihe besi- being ihe mosl he can be. Wheiher we win or lose. We have all experienced ihe feeling ol' pride. As the lonelg disiani runner compeies againsi lime. oiher aihleies sirive iogeiher +o defeai iheir opponenis. Sporis Cheerleaders ignite spirit in Kings Cheerleaders: L to R-Lynn Peralta, Angie Stelly, Debbie Melkowski, Cindy Collins, Penny Kukuk, Susan Lemke Debbie lVleIkowski waits intensely as the Kings perform. Kota spirit this season was mass produced by the 1972-73 cheerleaders. Bearing the distin- guished honor of head cheer- leader was senior, Cindy Collins. Rounding out the remainder of the cheerleading squad are se- niors Penny Kukuk, Lynn Peralta, and juniors Angie Stelly, Susan Lemke, and Debbie lVlelkowski. These girls have boosted the mor- ale of all the Kota athletic teams. This year's hard,-working cheer- leaders are under the direction of Nliss Bonnie Watters. Lynn Peralta proclaims lNe're number one. Enthusiasm reigns supreme in songsiers Songsters strike up spirit in Kings. Head songleader Cindy Orn gets a kick out of football games. This year's songleaders under the direction of Miss Bonnie Wat- ters struck up songs and chants throughout the football and bas- ketball season. Head songster Cindy Orn helped the incoming 1972-73 songleaders Lori Waits, Carolyn Anderson, Dona Sim- mons, Beth Roberts, Eve Funk, Mendy Edwards, and Roberta Schulte. They conducted them- selves in perfect cadence and rhythm performing atvhalftimes and pep rallies. Back Row: Carolyn Anderson, Lori Waits, Roberts Schulte, Cindy Orn, Head. Front Row: Nlendy Edwards, Dona Simmons, Beth Roberts, Eve Funk. 1 1 1 SWSQN SQMMABY. Z: 1 0 Kvfa , 'i Kofa Centro S 14 S 7 3915153 1 f 0 l 1283 Grande. 0 ' ,Kb-fa , 'J 1,21 3. f.IVlcCIintock 31 ' ' Kofa 5 1 L' 5 .L. g Scottsdale, 13 1 28 gKofa 1 21 . Chandler 8 . 'Kofa 15 . . ,Coronado - i 41 ' Kofa 26 .... Westwood 13 Jeff Stover drinks coke during Yuma game. Varsiig ieam experiences verg successful season Mike Hudson is dropped in mud bowl. KOFA COACHES: Poage, Putnam iheadi, Weber, Favor, Lujan, Stout, Coupell, and Simmons. , 1 fe 1 -. . -- ,1:.,v,,:., ,.,.. ,W ..,, W.,-L 3 Li., '69-Trliifsfailf-: 'i-2: ' . ' -' -fi 'J' -' '- .. 1 .12 . . .51 Hengel, Q. .A . i 'V - he 4, . 0 9 9 9 o ' 1 1 -R we Q ifrqif -tv 5,1 1 V ,: if - . . 1 ALRIGHTE NTRRMUR cedmgavnlialm.Baaley,s.casraneda, an K FA B AT YHQMA THIESJNEE 1 X ,,----,, frfr - :-:ffw r-M . A ..-.- ,J of ,. .. .f-. - ,, , - - .. , .. ,, - .- . ...N W . .. ,,.,,:,,1 , ,3,M. arvmv- -WJ f .. or ' ri r ,M fxaar, .. . ...Q W... -. ., e . A - - ,- ., Z . ' - u is Q O, J it ,d,,! . 5 1 my .fc , 4 A -fi. '1 ,M a 'S er y. . 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One of the most interesting facts about this years team was the fact that Scott Baker a Ju- nior was O.B. Senior Mike Howel was hurt in the first game at Valley High and missed the rest of the season. Mike was also a team captain be- fore being hurt. I I l L' ,In Mus ye eps..- 3 A 1 GUARDS AND TACKLES: Bottom Bow: C. Nelson, P. Woods, V. Caballero, P. Keegan, J. Delgado, and T. Haile. Top Row: J. Stover, K. Volpe, O. Corona, M. Bob Guthrie tries for yardage. Erwin, T. Miller, and J. Fieler. BACKS: Top Row: G. Argomaniz, D. Taylor, M. Hudson, B. Guthrie, and C. Brown, Bottom row: T. Jaramillo, T. Pallack, J. Pagan, and L. Logan. Mitch and Bill watch the action. Junior varsilg enjogs line season Row 1: R. Schaffer, B. Thomas, D. IVlendoza, D. Taylor. Rovv 2: lVl. Stover, Nl. Amaya, Nl. Gibbs, IVI. Zanot, C. Hoppstetter, J. lVIiIIer. The Junior Varsity football squad shovved outstanding prom- ise in the 1972 season. Coaches Fred Weber and Evan Simmons, along with assistant Dan Elkins, propelled the Kings to a fine season. The year was highlighted by a 15'O svvamping of the cross- tovvn rival Yuma Criminals, and an 8-7 thriller versus previously unbeaten Blythe. I x ff , - , S 4 H 'gre ii' . ,J I F In 'f V f ' 5 'Ex M631 get JV's take a breather during time out. SE David Taylor sets up to pass behind picture-perfect blocking. ff' wksfaa.. Row 1: K. Gardner, B. Bates, lVl. Dominguiz, J. Peterkin, M. Gephart, R. Sherman, G. Smith. Row 2: R. Jaramillo, A. Payan, R Lily, S. Husinga, D. Delgado, L. Hayes, A. Blas. 2 5... 5 4 5 L 2 : ' l 1 I J T V 1 5 Q fl K i 'V. i -Sept, 21 ' 1' 9 Sept. 28 S 2993. .5 ff f:- l Row 1: P. Fox, IVI. Clark, B. Hayward, NI. Snyder, T. Gray, S. Fry, E. Hernandez, ,:, J. Lambert. Row 2: G. Ramirez, F. Garcia, R. Ford, H. Gardner, E. Padilla, R, 1-f ff an wif w1sx.2r..:f ' iz' :mx rw w Waldrip, B. Denison, T. Phillips. . 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'31 -m ia 315 ' 3.2 i1t1v:.fe2i: '11' ,i.'7?': '- - -if :'2?sQ ..f' 5- iff-4 Bottom row: Jeff Streich, Ray Valdez, Rocky Curtis, Ricky Labistre, George Armstrong, Carl Burns, Pete Contreras, Ken Seeger, Jeff Van Aken, Richard Bjornaas, Scott Foree, Gil Jones, Rick Dinsmore, Bob Spry. 2nd row: Manuel Aguiar, Bill Lyle, Kim Shoop, Randy Moreno, Jeff Penny, Doug Davy, Will Logan, Charles Besselman, Bob Pratt, Jack Pierce, Jeff Shepherd, Rick Van Haren, Sergio Camacho, Alfred Hernandez, Chris Carter, David Brucker, Joel Chavez. 3rd row: Phil Fassett, Dean Reid, Hector Corona, Mike Cobb, Barney Ramos, Ron Amaya, Steve Schauer, Kevin Goss, Mike Hyatt, Bob Kane, Tony Brooks, Ron Dildine, Mike Bombard, Cody Mooneyham, Jack Hanson. 4th row: Jim Kreger, Paul Ramirez, Tom Snyder, David Sherlock, Mike Lambert, Gilbert Higuera, Chris Paige, Mike Shaffer, Lonnie Guiterrez, Mike Garcia, John Ditzler. Ani if 5 P A ,f,,..?.K-11 ,.tkk .. W , K KK K isgisssfi-:Kfg yr 'f 55, , . A , v 7. ,.g,.,,,,,,.,. , ll u U ...A , 6 1 ' ' 2 y,.M!,3xav?'. ey - M ,. I 1-as . 1. .fs.,,Nj'.K K NE ' .2 .1 2 , , f ' . -f ' - l Rocky Curtis is off and gliding to an- other score for the baby Kings. The B squad is anxiously awaiting action. A Kofa receiver makes a good catch against arch rival Yuma High. i Brawley proved a tough opponent for the baby Kings as the Wildcats win the game. Kofan makes outstanding reception. George Armstrong is stopped after a good gain. N... 'Iris L Kofa High School helmet. The baby Kings were a stylish ball club. They were well-coached and finely honed. With the mat- uration of the Frosh gridders, the future of football at Kofa should be bright. The freshmen are a talent-ridden team. Rocky Curtis was the main gun in the Kofa arsenal. He swiveled and danced for record- breaking yardage. George Armstrong and his can- non arm contributed greatly to the cause. Other outstanding play- ers were Gil Jones and Ricky Labistre. Sept. Season Summary, V 14 Amelopeyfy f SF?D'll.lf,fI21 ' El Centro ' 428 A Brawley Octff, 5 El Centro y Oct. . 11 El Centro B team Oct. O12 Calexico i i Oct. .19 Yuma 1- om. 1.9 . Brawley rs itearii' Oct. j ,'gg l-loltville V M - Oct. is-Antelope Nov. 8 .il i ilmperial Nov. 16 V Yuma Although the eleventh graders were overwhelmed with their vic- tory, this year's powderpuff game ended in bitter disappoint- ment for the penalty-ridden Se- niors. Angie StelIy's 58 yd. touchdown and Andrea Pan- crazi's 2 pt. conversion led the Juniors, while the Seniors' Jamie Deyo blasted in 7 yds. for theirs. Other standouts were Juniors Killer Zeller, Good Deed Daily, Camy Brullo, Elaine Ambur, Rosy Harden, and Seniors Stacy Hoyt, Queen Perana, Darcy Romig, Cindy Collins, Jenny lVlatheus, Les Wade, Kris Wink, Susie Haught, Liz Braden, and Joy Ambur, Seniors experience a heartbreaking defeat lt! f , ' ' ef. , A . Y. W7 g at 3 Q Ky? lm gf 9' if .f-q..,m,, '72 Cross countrg team follow tradition. 3 . w VARSITY: Bottom: Mike lVlaynard, Brian Sanchez, Victor Lopez, and Richard Beach. Top: Fred Tillman, Bill Doebbler, and David Rodriguez. Following the tradition of nev- er a losing season, the Kofa King Harriers began the season as ex- pected by slamming Brawley and Calexico. Then Coach Feiler's hill and dale gang ran into trouble. With expected 541 man David Rodriguez lost for the season and several times 541 man Brian San- chez ailing, the Kings lost several close meets which they needed to win. This year's record is five wins and 4 losses. The Kings placed second in the Kofa invitationals. J.V. runners are S. Karlavich, D. Vil- lianpandos, D. Beach, and B. Nloody. Kofa Kofa Kofa Kofa Kofa Kofa Kofa Kofa Kofa Season Summary 19-43 15-45 37-17 17-45 30-25 34-21 20-41 25-34 38-19 Calexico Brawley EI Centro Yuma Casa Grande IVlcClintock Scottsdale Chandler Coronado At Right: Brian Sanchez sets new course record as he leads the Kings to 4 an llth year victory, out of 12, over Yuma. T :g A M y sss,. .. ' . Q. vs! 'wr I r G ' 4 V Vis ,N :.. 'N . 1 T. . hs 5 V f ..ra ' 'a. f ' '1 ' 'i Q X M Y-so King men showing are lVl. Maynard, V. Above: Running hard are Bill Doeb- Lopez, B. Doebbler, K. Graf, and R. bler and Brian Sanchez, Beach. ,Yin Q if ' if - fg' ' , ' no ,I A . 'ig Q- up 'F gre ml Wk Qian. Yea fi 9175 wp Kwxf 5' J.V. Bottom: K. Graf, J. Ward, S. Karlovich, D. Beach, B. Moody, D. Villianpandos, and G. Graf. Top: lVl. Feiler lmanagerl, L. Hau, R. Jones, R. Sherman, D. Goliath, J. King, and lVl. Dietrich. 73 s. rk Roundballers spark during season plag We ss555b5nscn6du1e W Radtke, Fox get in position for tip. v ,FQ ,f . .. .,,., ,Q , Q QMFC' WFQEKW EI Centro . Camelback Casegfirande K- Yumai .... . , . - Tern P9 O wBrawie,y5. . ,z ., EI Cewtw - - Mesa- .. Yuma s . . . L chanuier, . . .ty gfgmcclafitiick 'W Vijwestwobti . Coronado.. . . - Coronado . . Chandlerj-Q, . . . W - tSggttSdalgggyp . .' ' ' taW??fW09C5g j+ - - ,, lqgiivfa ' ileQf3 B no fKofa' if Kofa Kofa kofa ,Kofa Kofa Kota Kofa Kofa :cafe B' Kofa Kofa Kofa Koffa Kvfa BACK ROW: Left To Right, Bill Fox, Tom Stevenson, Dave Dadtke, Nlarty Wolfe, and Scott Baker. FRONT ROW: Lynn Harvick, Rod Priest, Brent Amick, Totolus David Radtke 2nd highest scorer in Ripely, and Danny Mendoza. the Centeral Division Flying Bill Fox surprisingly grabs another rebound for Kofa's Varsity. J f - . 3' +,,f-st. YE- -45.533 5 L Bill Fox scores two points on a back door trap play. This years varsity basketball team had quite a year. Behind fine shooting from Radtke, Fox, Harvick, Amick, and Wolfe the Kings had a good percentage team over all. Junior Scott Baker and Sophomore Danny Mendoza took honors for this year's team. Mendoza played a key role as a Sophomore starter. David Fladtke was Kofa's only returning starter from last year's Varsity squad. The biggest fame of the year was a 70-59 victory over cross- town rival Yuma which gave the King's the first City Champion- ship Trophy and boosted the morale of the team. Let's hope Kota retains the trophy for many years to come. Junior Scott Baker tries for two points in 70-59 victory over cross town rival, Yuma. Rod Priest gets stopped in mid-air. Manhandling opponents is JV's favorite pastime we ?: -W Richard Jaramillo, Tom Flannagan, Brian MacBeth, Fred Tillman, Don Duncan, Tom Stevenson, Kendall Amick, David Taylor, Gerald Smith, Bill Laguna, Ernie Rillos and Coach Fred Weber Teamwork was the name of the game as the Kofa JV's swished through another rough season. Led by junior Ernie Rillos and Tom Flannagan and sophomores Fred Tillman, Don Duncan and David Taylor, the gang man- handled their opponents. The highlight of the season for Coach Weber and Co. was un- doubtly beating cross-town rivals, Yuma Criminals on the Kofa floor. SEASON SUMMARY Kofa EI Centro Kofa Camelback Kofa Casa Grande Kofa Yuma Kofa Tempe Kofa Brawley Kofa EI Centro Kofa Mesa Kofa Yuma Kofa Cha ndler Kofa McClintock Kofa Westwood Kofa Coronado Kofa McClintock Kofa Scottsdale Kofa Coro nado Kofa Chandler Kofa Scottsdale Kofa Westwood Kofa smashed and overruns Yuma 45-38 Going overboard, Duncan hooks for two. As Ernie watches, Gerald swishes. Steal that ball! lt's a bird, it's a plane, it's Ernie Rillosl Babu Kings swish fhro ugh great season Rocky Curtis pumps in a 20 footer. The Kofa frosh 'A' basketball squad under the direction of Coach Gary Richardson threw up a tough defense and a suffi- cient offensive attack to notch another winning season. They were lead by Rocky Curtis, their high scorer. The 'B's lead by Keith Goshay, won all but three of their games. Harry Hengl was the coach. Front Row: M. Shafer, F. Figueroa, D. Reid, K. Goshay, D. Woon, M. Aguiar, D. Cabras Middle Row: G. Geyer, M. Comer, A. Hernandez, P. Contreras, D. Brucker, M. Guiterrez Paul Czarnecki hauls in a rebound. f' - H. 1, Top Row: E. Johansen, K. Goss, D. Osness, D. Schaenfield, D. Wilson, D. Gallaher, B. Ramos, G. Jones, H. Hengl-Coach E f Q l 1. . I W? fb ,, 5. , , ...,, W Sitting on the bench is a bummer for David Nickle. Wrestlers reallg work up a sweat in matches. Back Row: John Golias, Sal nior Tellez, Manual Garcia, Rick Castaneda, Eddie Hernandez, TOny Labistre, Louie Aguilar, Danny Bul- Haile, David Chapman, Mike Howe, lard, Russell Matzkannin Coach Sam Salerno. Front Row, Ju- Wrestlers are clowns. Coach Sam Salerno's varsity wrestling squad fought for many a close match, being victors fre- quently. They were lead by se nior heavyweight Mike Howe, Ju- niors Louie Aguilar, and Dan Bullard, and sophomore Salvador Castenada. One of the brighter spots was the surprise freshman Rick Labistre maintaining a var- sity position. King grappler chalking up points. Mike Howe takes Coach Salerno down Kola oagers oreale chaos Not only players stretch in games. Bill Fox makes a winning basket. Songleaders doing their thing i i o we , Q, -vi ' l Q 'Q Q l' 3 lllll l W l l 5 lglti. i i l i l Mr? if an 'W if M mini? ' Q, V' vp-Q I ,Q ,ry W, igf,s,,, W fs--f? n o i Enfhusiasis experience spor-is exiras. 3' eee, e y 1' le ees' , , .Z 4 5 IWW, ,,., M! I 81 's Kofa fish splash ihrough uniamed wafers ,T ' X 9 , , Rf wx A I l. V K 23 if Q t . 'V f m A s Q :E 4 2 l 5 Vi, - 1 It , ss 1 vi-A R s 'A Q' dr , 'Af' ,Mummy Here th y A real King-fish Nl k Sp t R. Schaffer, D. Roth, L. Aguilar, S. Baker, D. Senko, B. Middlebrook, P. Gallegos, D. Chapman, lVl. Nelson, S. Geyer, M. Stover, D. Cox, P. Johns, J. Hopkins, D. Lambert, G. Baker, S. Everett, K. Shoop, B. Seely, D. Foster .,, pg-'gg 're 'f r, 'X iw 35, h w U V+. , 53 if K g N 5 ' fl 1 1 ' 3' 2 Q ' 'i ru ..1 N x. sl.. 5. 1 ,Ziyi N W' sfvf. W , ' ms- L! X N5 I Q 4' x Q' IQ ' S R 'W- rv K, 7 'xi' V ,E 10' in if Y N Q W gsm, W Q vu' N C n J K .. g x . R FI.: 1 es ,A it -4 v O-. h , ..'. , -atm., ,M - . f 15' 5 G if Hair ., -- V NTL vs. --M1 ... lt's a bird, it's a plane, it's Louis Tankers prior to a cold dive. Aguilar. reshman wrestlers have average season Bottom row: Rick Van, Rick Lablstre John Wilson Javlar Calunga and Hector Corona Top row Bill Logan Pablo Ramirez Bill Lyle, Chris Carter, Nlike Lambert and Robert Spry Kofa 14 Kofa 45 Kofa 1 2 Kofa Kofa l' Kofa Kofa 18 Kofa 42 Kofa 0 ' won by forfeit Calexico Yuma Brawley El Centro Scottsdale El Centro Calexico Yuma Brawley + B .. V 3 LY fs - 1 W,,.-qi.-F iz an ,, Eye ? . east-Nfirwese ,ff t it f S , 5 X Freshman Wrestling Coach Hoyt says his wrestlers had an average season this year. Out of nine meets encountered by the baby kings, five were won and four were lost. Kings hope to have outstanding season next year. Kola golfers gei into ..- R fp- Q E -I ll. j an 5- i Kofa's Row: sive varsity golfers are: Bottom Brown, Top Row: Ron lVlacy, Mike Coach Dale Poage. Missing are Steve Tim Roach, Paul White, Kevin Russell, Pete Woods, Tom Russell, Norton, Billy Curtis, and Pat Keegan. 'il ihe swing of fhings UI' Q A E J Af-4 ,wfaixf-iw if 5 mn-'rf f If f' X , f g W, Q., x , l FX -Q h 1 -mr X...,h . Spf Bogs nc-:Hers swing through '73 season 1 Q Q ll ig! .3 A1 f , , A ' . - E R 2 J vi if T- 25 A T QQ ' ,J . s as , Q ek M 1: : ff asa 'f A 11.5 x L ' ,i-gL g' 23.9 hx-A 'Q ' fa ff .. K 2 E .ar leafs: ,, KW X SSS. ., ,xt ...- tr- .. S, I It Y , ,. 5 A .,, , , . , A 5 grid, 1 efs.JEv -f 2 ' - -...,k 4,2 Q ' . .Q , E, ik 1 g X fi , wg t iw K 523 '1 .M TOP: K. Gamard, R. Curtis, NI. Comer, Coach Jeff Irick, B. Nlonroe, J. Shea, and K. Taylor. BOTTOIVI: T. Arzate, G. Franklin, W. Gist, J. Lane, H. Aguirre. .ui ...nn -..gn-. If , Ik ag, M.-M...w-.....a-..,,..,..,.,, ,, A-f n h-if i Lf-'-H-f 43 i E ' C 2- 3' f -.fr ...awry-tgmwf . A ., , W we-q..f:..:., at ww... .Wa Trini Arzate hops while smacking one. Keith Gamard demonstrates Rod La- Ver. Kofa's women' libbers show ialeni on couri TOP: A. Hu, L. Lay, R. IVIoran, S. Yates, Nlrs. Coutchie, C. Nlauldin, K. Stein, and B. Nlartinez. BOTTOIVI: L. Ramirez, K. IVIor- ris, K. Duran, E. Braden, D. Harden, T. Lovell. .A Y, .L re , . V - . - ...,,........4g......... . . , . 4 M av W...--.. ...wdz Hum.,-f X-Q-f.,..1.,, Focus behind the fence during warm-up. Practicing on a warm, sunny after- noon. Diamond men prepare for a 3 verg exciting season in 73' J. 1 . R my I W f X Excited Bob Pagan leaves mound and at-ff , a i -s Q i' ii R ' KVA . kr , gym My . yf rg. . ., 5 an me Batter Steve Jones lines first pitch to center field. W O 'M-Q Fireballer Lynn Harvick hurls during a Kofa's Varsity finds themselves hanging around after practice. warm-up. v H., I em ,kv-1, 2. we ,,- W , QT ,. , ,A r- ,, W f M-4 in I .,1 'wrrg.Z. its e Lt, Q X ' i ,,, ,Mgt - F' . I 'N' fy, A M W, P. ,av ,. 0. A 'wi sv 1' f M' . ' t Q, ' -444. r H I f M , , R ., ' ' 'K .ff Ui? 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Z 1' K ' f- fm K A J ' 7, 92 , 'r , A 'Ot i , M'-'WT' 'H V I- 1' ' ' 1 i ,. fr, ,,ff,3v sl, . i A 'Q Upper Right: And itsthe pitch. i, A M -- 2 it 1. -M if B Middle: Get 'em for a strike. MVA? ' Z '?9 ':j L VVVV Q W Right: Hit it Willie! t ' 1 it i. A ' ' V X-:- . Viv. M M..- I -men swing in '73 ,,,,,,A.,,.-.4--' . w , , U 'iff-yu W E. V, n v E ,Mmm :nn 2 '? fi- ' , a'-f'L....,4,H,,-f- as 'M' .. Y, 5 , kg1 iQ,.+ . N Q 3 ' ' ' ' I 1,,,:,r 13, .f , 1 , ,, VW Q in 'j 'f n ,,......4.,---W-MM- W .L i Q Q , HQ ' 4...-nv' 'll'-P .vt -Npfwlgw 1. 9' 1 L 4 as W M ,, W I ' ' M K f,-.5 ww4f,m':mg,,... k WW.,MW 'S .. A ' 'ag' -. ' ' 'x -v-u '1- we ' ' T ' ., ..- , Hey, Batta Batta Batta . . Both diamond men miss r P . A,,,,W,- .-.--. , 4 3wgQ?if 'f',fE'- 'W '3'W' . 5 .Q .Q fn , n mcazw-1 ls iw- - ' .-X., f M .ywfr ' K , A A KH if rl, 5 , ,N .4', ,J ,gf X ,S g' f 49 X fx .. Mwmn --hnn- 2-M Q m - . Qmf'-fvfm ffm Y ' ' ' iff? ' -. 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V sv .91 47 ZH , , wk F A in , ' , f-iw? p wr4. ,J'f-1l- s-srwfwaa Atimtsfi Under the direction of head coach, Fred Feiler, the Kofa varsity spikers, ran, jumped, and threw their way to another winning season. Also helping were assistant coaches Ervin Pallack and Evan Simmons . ,hz W, , ,r, amiga -,die ,K r.,di3,,,Z,'?S4y +V a is as ,Z ,, 3 iy iwisttw is so ,,, , 5.1- WL. W iamvwwl , -ix Y, ,M- K 1. 'f M, 'MK' gm Z . Q- , r ,, 7' .. rf or i 'r , is 4 M w . v 4, Kofa lraokslers pull iogelher for anoiher winning season 7' - , vw ,n,A. ' ,Ag, 4. 1... ...if mg Messrs .We -A ny X ,, 3, nnn s , . L, -. , V Q-fel A if My 1 ' , lx . I f g T x i ' I J' - w , , at gp. 3 Q 3 1 'A 1, ,, 1 I ' , 4 I . ,y,,,,, 5 as , ,- ,few H ig? . ? gwlfsdi L -. . . i-ur isa: , fi vfgiy 1, fm, if-pg . 4, VdN,i.'l'k4.l --f-- Ti' K .I ofa- 4 i' V . wsggw' i I q, irliwdifi 21 5 fb- A, N :U H fy an-, u . 'N fm ...I BACK ROW: Victor Lopez, Brian Sanchez, Fred Tillman, Rick Waldrip, Ken Moeller, Bill Moody, Mike Howe, Tim Miller, Abe Blas, Richard Dale, John Feiler, Gerald Smith, Tom Pallack, MIDDLE ROW: Rod Sherman, Doug Livingston, Richard Beach, FRONT ROW: Randy Hood, Mike Gierzynsky, Mike Feiler, John Golias, Randy Bowling, Chris Brown, Mike Gibs, Ron Waldrip, Don Beach, Martin Dietrich, Marc Ellis, Jack Ward, Rod Priest, Tony Jaramillo, Richard Jaramillo. I had so many Ihings I wanied Io ask gou aboui Iodag Ihoughfs I had abouf Ihis and +ha+ someihing or anoiher Ihings I would have been more sure of had gou been Ihere Io share Ihem wi+h Iodag I needed gou Io Ialk +0 . . ig as , ,, , KJ A K w .- fvf, Ip, ,. , , If: N Ii!-I-QQ . , -I-aa I n 3 II.. ,I I - I W , I 1 9 . -Ag,,w,..q.aL,,, .' M A Q , ,L . f Q I, 35-jj?iS,'5f W' aed f bg k..., , IV D I I ? I x, I P a.. f Qi 1 a fi A Fw E, wa sa I I J? ,Ik N Q R W.. , .M ,, ,Zgpa A fqqrgf z gffiirfw f j we -1 Q gm s' 7 - ' '?'1' f'3 Q- '7 f. ' .f'4-lk' ,. .X ' f ' . my - -A awe.: - f, ,za .fin-.21-:sEE:.ff ,Sp ' ,N 3 , .ww I5 , b - ' A , ,,., - 1 , f f ' f. ,. ,, A 'W I Q' W A : 1 -w g, . ,2-c f 4 vi, f' A1 . 5 ei , 1, . . L , Adminisiraiion The Faces A+ The While House School Board Members: Top Row: Joe Montoya, Bud Lemke, Bottom Row: T. O. Beach, Helen Bennett, and Bill Moody. This year'S school board was Mr. Elliott, principal at Kofa, listens to another problem headed by Ms. Helen Bennett. Their meetings were held every other Monday. During these meet- We sf ings, student representatives were asked their opinions, and encour- aged to comment on matters that if E would directly affect the students at Kofa. Mr. Canode, our superintendent functioned successfully as a liaison between the school board, the public, and Mr. Elliott. Kofa's principal, Mr. Harold Elliott, is known for his willingness to listen to any matter, and his availability to teachers and stu- dents alike. rf'-L, ,Xi Adminislralors ..,V Asp R 9532, Q iass , i XR K mf' x g E K , Helping lVlr. Elliott run the school were Nlr. Phelps, lVlr. lVlay, and lVlr. Wal- ters. lVlr. Duane Phelps, the assistant principal at Kofa, was the disciplinarian and also handled activity requests and requisitions. Taking care of attendance and grades, and heading the Registrars Office, was Nlr. Thomas lVlay. Director of Athletics was lVIr. Robert Walters. Counselors Mrs. Francis Norgaard Nlrs. Onica Rose Dr. Lewis Shoop 611841 3 . , ,,, ,Q ,,,. ' A:o,A l ,gum og Iwygg X ,, Qwgwffwgi 'ifwsfffd IVIr. Arvid Anderson Mr. William Hensler iw L ff Mseoski 'Qi TEACHERS What is a teacher? An animated performer reading Shakespeare. An abstract thinker scrawling equations on the black- board. A deadshot showing a P.E. class the fine points of a lay in. A gay Mademoiselle convers- ing in French. A philosopher pondering an elusive idea. Acrack mechanic helping tune the notor- ious Blue Streak. A sympathetic and understanding friend listen- ing to pressing problems. Search the faces of these people who put their hearts and minds into their work. You will find enthusiasm, character, experi- ence, and love for their vvork . . . and even for their students. M 'd . TOIMKINS NIR. F IVIR LOTT Mi is Did you ever wonder whg ihe sun M W shines he me fllf ,VV when +here's siill darkness? MR-MER 'TH A' Yei whg do you blow oui the candles in ihe middle of ihe dag? 1 S4 , W ,w4g,,w, , ,,,2 V,,, h ?,V 416 -1 i KERNS IN - MRS 'gin femb I 'Nm I. iilliiifggx 5 as . ' +ve ' .4-? lv.? 1',v1 ,nf ,,.,.. MM V 1 '3 MR. IRICK I'm fired of hearing ihai democracg doesn'+ work. Of course if doesn'+ work. I+'s noi suppose +o work. We are supposed +o work if. ig MRS CR '3q ' JN, J, Someiimes ii seems +here's noi even a wind I for an answer io be lvm.cou. , , , A blowln ln. Whai sunshine is io flowers. smiles are fo humanii ICHARDSON MR. HENGL MR- GOSSMAN V We don'+ mind gouih having i+'s fling. Bui we do objeci fo some of ihe ihings is +heg're ihrowing. HOOPEFZ 229 WA I or if . 2 X I I, ! IJ A S if MR.EWQNG iiii Q ,lgggig Wi f RUCKER xmHA.f I Ani MRJ3f S N -. 1 ' 5 j f .k e Aww: DEYO Af' Nm. SALERND o F Q E ar QQ, of 33 : MRJMNTERS z J'N nl-0' 'tml' MBS WATTERS1 MRS SHERMAN fivms. CHEETUM Never explain-gour friends do noi need i+ and gour enemies will noi believe you angwag. , Mr I .,, f X M jg? 'L ..52V I x d l? ', W een o ,i rezi NER iwf ' 6233 kiiijw - ER Kg I BOAL K1 'lv 5 ii. fffig ,,,-.mf-4 W Q1 MR. SHELLY P I I I F F I I I I , t i . Q E We didn'+ mind paging for a war we were winning. bui ii huris like blazes io pag for a peace we are losing. MR. DURHAM 'inn 1312? ,A ,MR N' 4? nvms KEHL MR. MEI-IRER Some people can see ai a glance whai oihers oannoi see wi+h searchIigh+s and +eIescopes. 1' f fr eeee 1 m mAVevB,fRlc1gARo5oaN Q MR. RUGXKER WW V1 NIR SHE LLY Jus? abouf fhe iime you ihink gou can make boih ends meet somebodg moves ihe end ' c Secreiaries assisi Kofans Nlrs. Pullium , r Mrs. Rief K ' ':.. Zh. 'I :eggs 4 W f wi ...Q -rig ,ww Y A ' Q I IVIrs. Waterman IVlrs. Frazier fr T .ff 45451 . ' X.-5.5 2 mx X I ' A ,ef- 'FE f if if E s IVIrs. Amstutz Mrs. Nickle G iris ' 511- xi Y rs ,N -, V Y df 1? IVlrs. Eades Nlrs. Beeson Nlrs. Cushing Mrs. Hoyt Booksiore. Librarg. Nurses Office Ellen Saxe-Nurse , e I , H .: , an ag W Q ,V r K 3 5 E E J!! ,,,,, Y xx ' 'H Mary Tuttle-Librarian Esther Edlund-Librarian Pat Bates -Nurse :M if A :,'.,1 Irene Evans-Librarian Ellen Lautt-Librarian Terry Beckett-Bookstore A kaleidoscope. A crazg mixed- up paHern. An ever shifiing design of faces ihai have come and gone. having Ieff behind momenis oi' anguish linked wiih ecsiacg. -my X , awww, giiwnxaffmggm . ,N Classes .Nw X www 'S - X, 1595: I- , - XX 1 I fl- , , Q if I 3 1: gh? . .L xx L. f .1 ,X : N L ki: M , iz: I VN fr , - W ? H 4. g Q if 'ft J, , . Holidags bring xr-'F una Kofan's play in make-believe snow. I riff' W 5 1 if 4 . ' ', 2 e . ,- K. 2, C ii ' - 5 . 1 'Q k zi VV xt Q R I , zi- 1' g K, 1 . 1 i 4' . ii I 3 , s f ' 3 fi' pf' , i f f is 5. . . ' i' it 4 su ' :K. ,X 3 ' .f ee is . K, se ' lf' s me . 5 'lip ,L 1 2 2 Q ssss ,- if 4 f 2 .f . Artist's concept of Christmas. Another symbol of Christmas. smiles to mang faces Tin: 1. Christmas gives life to everything. N . , .4. t 1 K . f -,l ' s 'S U Y U ' 812. fr.. , ' i L 5.2 N is w,,g' s 4,...,y'i'- ' 's 1 gm ! so bd' ,,.,. nr. . 1- ' i Y 1 Q K -M. ,,,,, ., s , Reindeer pauses as Santa passes. W 5 .1 , we l' 4-f 'i Qludenl Bodg Officers , ,. Y gqpw.-Q 0- fa. f q,,,,Ma-Q.. ,,,....-1 swuuvvil ,,,,,,,,,.,,-,mra-v' AVN... , .M sae.-M.-eu: r,,..,,t ww , , ,,,Ns.., l.,.f.w...wv-ff' ,kwzxuwc X. is 2 we STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Top lL to Rl Freda Drysdale, Social Manager, Marsha Tarbert, Publicity Manager, Paul White, Inter Club Council President. Bottom lL to Rl Mickey Strasser, President, Sandy Dupont, Vice President, Cindy Collins, Secre- tary, and Steve Norton, Treasurer. Class se em use sees -su se . ws., SHN'- SENIOR Class Officers: Representative, Perla Williams, Vice President, JoAnn Comptonp Secretary, Ruth Fowler: President Pete Woods. ,, Q4-i f ' JUNIOR Class Officers: Representative, Terri Ratlifg Vice President, Donald Beach, Secretary, Lorna Blackburn: President, Terry Boswell. 114 CLASSES Officers twig.: . .5 Ji -fqt . f -if V ,. f ,r , -is i' F 1 ft SOPHOIVIORE Class Officers: Representative, Linda Nissen, Vice President, Melinda Yancey, President, Kendall Amickg Secre- tary, Theresa Keegan. FRESHNIEN Class Officers: Representative, Linda Whitey Vice President, Mark Strasserg Secretary, Dana Simmons, President, Rick Dinsmore. CLASSES 115 fix 5 Seniors zgyr fg if Beatriz Acosta Margie Aguiar Dona Ambur Brent Amick Robert Andrews Edward Araza Bernadette Arviso Karen Avila Robert Backus Donna Baggett Martin Bailey Trudy Bartells Deedee Baxter Richard Beach John Becker Diane Bennett 8 Diane Bergznuk Thomas Berg Debbie Bilbrey Becky Bjornas Q-fi ,Willis 'x I M X ,V K Peggy Blackburn Diana Bohon Janet Bombard f X , we Debbie Borst NX IA , Joseph Britain William Brooks Chris Brown La s xr iq' Xkfrxvl-M, QL' V Q F' ,B ,Q Harold Brown John Brunstein Angela Bfvant Adrian Burns Siudenf Life 1 fir? A . 1: 1 . Michael Carlson lVlari Carpenter Susan Case Bob Chambers YY Tommie Chappell Rebecca Chavez Kevin Clark Susan Cliff Cindy Collins Jo Ann Compton Rhonda Consley Lisa Copeland it Q David Cox Donna Crawford Michael Crowe Robert Curtis f . . sags,.1:f-as I - - s g s Gail Czarnecki 4' Tommy Davis Alan Dearsmith Jose Delgado Jamie Deyo Sherry Dinwiddie Bill Doebbler Diana Dominguez Victor Dorez Mary Kay Drake John Droge Bill Dunn Q 1 x if YM E , TGVVY DUVBYTT Ursula Eaves Monte Edlund Sally Emerson Karla Erickson Sharon Evaro BETTY Fav John Feiler David Feller Danny Durant Jan Ellsworth -63' Tim Farris Dora Figueroa So COOL . . . N fr, H--f x, Ai, . ,, 5 .,mk1 A A ' ., ,- In . I. Dora Lee Fike Randy Fike Diana Foster Lynn Foster Ruth Fowler William Fox Terry Fredrick Shelley Freeman 'iQ Si www? Twila Fry .M If we oan'+ ialk we oan'+ grow Eve Funk Kyle Gallet Keith Gamard Elia Garcia Maria Gastelum Georgina Garcia Mark Gerard Colby Girard Patty Gardner 'Dr ...J i SW ' Veronica Garcia Adela Gasca Nancy Glassel Mike Golden Maria Gomez Linda Gonzales Toni Gormon Glenn Graf Gilt 9' 1 ' i G Teresa Gribble Sherron Griffin Mary Hagman Karen Hallman Av ..,,,.,f Steve Hamma John Hansohn Jerry Harding Lynn Harvick Tom Hash Linda Haughtelin Nlary Hearne Karen Hehe Peggy Heick Richard Hench Ramiro Hernandez Janet Hess Peia Higuera Wendy Hoard Jamie Hodges Robert Hoffman 5 Q-as i if Larry Hoppe Dennis Hotel Karen Houghten Stacy Hoyt Qomeiimes ihe besi gain is +o lose LeoPoIdo Hau David Hu James Hudson Jacque H '55 J , I 'E Mark Hutchison Linda Isbell Eddie Jahnke Cathy Ja nVNJD,ciJFlStJaramilIo ,wig M fi ,iff uw PM W W W QJKW When friends ask. lhere is no lomorrow J N .. Tony Jaramillo Bill Jeffries Joni Jennings Debbie Jett is l Q Ramona Jimenez Allen Johnson Kevin Johnson Phillip Johnson Susan Johnson Zola Johnston 12317 Debbie Jones Laura Kaimi Pat Keegan Joyce Kehring : .M . we .f 'F if Q l Charles Kimball Harold Kirchner Mary Jane Kober Penny Kukuk Ji Richard Landin Robert Larson Mark Leaser Debbie Lee Lance Leinbach Susan Lewis Barbara Lichtenhan 1 ., 5' f,- Kathy Loeltz Laurie Macbeth Randy Malone Maria Martinez Doreas Lopez Laura Lopez Gail Lyle Ronald Macy Mary Madrigal Kay Magana Lynette Mann Terry Martin Celia Martinez Mark Massaro Jenny Matheus John Mathias True friendship is a planl of slow growlh Russell Matzkanin Michael Maynard Joan McCaig Larry McDonald Cheryl McDowell Kenneth McGuire Carol McHenry Sheila Mclntyre Kenneth McKay 'Q fm E Q ' Pat McLain Denise Menchaca Bill Mendez Thomas Mezei Kara Milburn Kenneth Moeller Betty Monroe Kristi Mooneyham iv 1 X Cindy Mulch Maurice Mullen Diano Munoz Cindy Murphy Senlimenls are whal uniles people: opinions, what separales lhem Mary Natal Della Nelson 147. X ', W, f' sf fa 1,72 1 - M - sf, lf, - ' in ,, A las l qffifffff I 2 M X Mfiffffffgflwff - ,Ly 1 yi-Wwf,'f: at I -' 1 2 '4V:ff,ff,f,' J if Q 3 5 , . g iQ,5fy,'Vj4.r,.'Q5 ,- i X 1' , j'.f,fj,!,f21.z,0Aac1z5 -' H' l 'V - E ' I ,,rfWW:ii5ff7Qlf a 11510 Brooks Neumann Steve Norton s sy ...- Mitchell Nelson Robin Nelson Carol O'Daniel Rita Ohlgren Cindy Orn William Otondo Bobbie Owens Patricia Oxford Bob Pagan Tom Pallack Jeff Phelps Raul Pino 1 it Tony Plaza Sheila Plowman Sue Polak Bernie Ponce Ruby Poor David Radtke Doug Rather Kent Rautenberg Patti Reeder Brenda Reily Debbie Rhodes Sherry Riddle Totolua Ripley Tomorrow Q -I t -. ,Z ,A 5, ,-- i 47 ii , t A A if so '7- :gl Carol Rutledge Susie Schantek '-desilsmis f .. Y., jfzgk! , W t R - H 2,222 . f gs gsj 'L url? V 2:3 Vot, ' 'Y2 1'. ,nm pf, Y 14 U- J . 'N Q if ' 1. NN V-'Z ' A fogfriffoiwz T .ff C61-of-'x I M'fff 1Gl'ffifffQ Patti Roberts Frank Robles Darcy Romig belongs +o people who wanl each other Jon Roth Aurelia Saldivar Danny Scarrow R C . M , e V ol H. is qw K K Adele Schell 'ff' Robert Schluderberg Jeff Seely Susan Shepard Nlike Shrader Donna Simmons Randy Sims Dave Slater David Smith Debi Jean Smith Jeff Snyder Steve Spencer Debbie Stacy Diane Sherman Angela Skogland Doug Smith Denise Stephenson No man is useless while he has a friend Sherry Stewart Teri Stewart Mickey Strasser Mary Anne Tansey af Marsha Tarbert Rebecca Taylor Martha Terry Randy Thompson l Paula Tillman Kim Tillou Connie Timlick Bobby Trevino Jo Ann Troutman I love you for whai I am when I am wi+h you Becky Umstead Pat Urtuzuastegui Joel Vasquez Raul Vasquez . v Marvin Volkers Christopher Volpe Leslie Wade Joe Wahl Richard Waldrip Ron Wallace Melody Wells Linell Williams Ro'Emmy Walker Bobby Wallace Daniel Wallace .Wfx Carol Watkins Paul Watts Marsha Weeks Rudy Westphal Paul White Karen Williams ,we A' O. Williams Sandy Williams Debbie Williamson Barbara W g t True friendship is a planl ol' slow growih s Winkler Marty Wolfe Pete Woods Lou Ann W 41 Fran Wyrick Angela Yarnell Sarah Yates Marty Zepata Gonzalo Zaragoza Karen Zemaitis CZK? ag: ww. f a Haven WN x ,Q - KD' 'S 5 'O 4 rg. 14 is Q' ri' .ff ENE. : rr' 9 k r W -f I . 0 . . ,,, .ff rj ..,,, Q. R' - . . . Q Q Senior Review AMBUR, DONA JOY: Top Ten- Model UN, Girls State Alter- nate, S Club Girl ot the Month, NHS Treas, S Sec., Dal Segno, ECO, GAA, Oliver, Harvey, Powderpuft Football, La Coro- na Student Lite Ed. AMICK, BRENT P., Mr. Shy, Key, Lettermans, Fr, JV, Var Baseball and Basketball. BACKUS, ROBERT R.: VICA. BARTELLS, TRUDY B.: Senior Sweethearts, Art, Powderpuft Football. BAXTER, D E E D E E : Spanish, Pep, Girls League Pres, Jr. Class Play. BEACH, RICHARD A-: NHS, Dal Segno, Fr. Football, JV, Var Track, C r o s s Country, Var Band. BJORNAS, BECKY: Pep, ECO, S, Latin, Art, FNA, JV, Var Tennis. BLANCO LUCIO: VICA. BRADEN, ELIZABETH ANN: Best Dressed, GAA Pres, An- chor, Pep, NCCJ, Tennis, Track, Gymnastics, Powderputt Foot- ball. BRITAIN, J O S E P H C.: ECO Treas. BRYANT, A N G E L A TERESE: FTA, ECO, Girls League, Key- noters, Carousel, Cabaret. BUSTER, JAMES DICKEY: Soph Class Sec, Model UN, Baseball. CALLAHAN, CATHY C.: Foren- sics, Dal Segno, Harvey, Oli- ver, Maiorette, Gymnastics- CAMARENA, ADAM LOPEZ: AFROTC, Jr. Class Play, Fr Baseball, Fr, JV, Var Wres- tling. CARPENTER, MARIANN: Any- town, Maiorette, Dal Segno, Girls League, VICA, Mat Maid, Var Band, Powderpuft Foot- ball, VICA Sweetheart Atten- dant. CASE, S U S A N ELIZABETH, NCCJ, Student Activist, An- chor, Spanish, ECO, FTA, Sr. Class Play, Student Body Social Manager. CHAMBERS, BOB ARNETT: FFA, Fr Football, Baseball. CHAPPELL, TOMMIE RICHARD: Dal Segno, Var Band, Stage Band. CHAVEZ, REBECCA: Homecom- ing Attendant, Allstate, Miss Friendly, Pep, Powderpuff Ex 'nuff Wglifbt Lwylfr Football, Oliver, Carousel, Roy- alaires, Mixed Choir, Keynot- ers. COLLINS, CINDY ANN: Miss Versatile, G i r I s State, FFA Sweetheart Attendant, Student Body Secretary, Pe p, NHS, T r a c k, Powderpuft Football, Gymnastics, Head Cheerlead- er. COMPTON, JOANN: Soropo- mist Girl ot the Month, NCCJ, Latin Pres, S Sec, Jr. Class VP, Sr. Class VP., Jr. 81 Sr. Class Plays. DOEBBLER, WILLIAM EDWARD: Radio, Keynoters Treas, JV, Var Track and Cross Country, Royalaires, Mixed Choir. DRODGE, JOHN M.: Fr. and Jr. Class Pres, Sr. And Sr. Class Plays, JV Football, Baseball. DUPONT, S A N D R A KAY: Homecoming Attendant, FFA Sweetheart Attendant, DAR Award, Model UN, Miss Flirt, Art, Pep, Anchor, Jr Class Play, Powderputf Football, Soph Class Representative, Stu- dent Body VP. DURANT, TERRY LYNN: Stu- dent Activist, GAA, COE. EDLUND, MONTE G.: Student Activist, Forensics Treas, NHS, Key, JV, Var Band, Jr Sr Class Plays, Tennis, Donkey Basket- ball- EMERSON, SALLY: Pep, Track, Powderputf Football. ERICKSON, KARLA GAIL: VICA, Girls League. FEILER, JOHN F.: Boys State, Student Activist, Ist Team All Conference, Key, JNS, Span- ish, Lettermans, Sr Class Play, Fr, JV, Var Track And Foot- ball, Fr. Basketball. FELLER, DAVID REGINALD: Mr. Playboy, Key, Lettermans, Fr Football, Fr, JV Basketball, Fr, JV, Var Baseball. FIKE, RANDY J.: JV Football. FIKE, DORA LEE: VICA Repor- ter, Pep, Girls League, FFA Sweetheart Attendant, Track, Powderputf Football. FOSTER, DIANA: FBLA Treas, FHA, VICA. FOWLER, RUTH ELLEN: St. Class Sec, NHS, S, FTA, I:I'IA, Pep, Quill 81 Scroll, Keynoters, ECO, Girls League, Kings Page. FREDERICK, T E R R Y EUGENE: Student Activist, Radio Pres, Jr. Class Play, Track, Fr Football, Fr, JV Basketball. FRY, TWILA CATHLEEN: FHA. FUNK, EVE: NCCJ, Pep, Girls League, FTA, S, GAA, SOI'1g- leader. GAMARD, KEITH E.: Athlete of the Month, Key, Lettermans, Dal Segno, JV, Var Tennis, Var Band. GHIOTTO, JEFFREY MICHAEL: Fr Football, Basketball. GLORIA, BRENDA SUE: VICA, VICA Sweetheart Attendant. GRIFFIN, SHERRON NADINE: DECA. GOLDEN, MICHAEL JOE: VICA PARLIA, Harvey, Fr Basketball. HAMMA, STEVEN DALE: Any- town, Model UN, FTA, ECO Treas, NHS, Jr, Sr Class Plays. HARVICK, WALTER LYNN: Key, Lettermans, Fr, JV, Var Base- ball and Basketball. HAUGHTELIN, LINDA SUE: Dal Segno, OIS, ECO, GAA, La Co- rona Fine Arts Ed, Powderpuff Football, Track. HEARNE, MARY: Art, Spanish, La Corona Ed. HEICK, M A R G A R E T LYNN: NHS, S, ECO, JV Tennis. HENCH, RICHARD ALLEN: Roy- alaires, Carousel, Jr Class Play, Swimming, JV Football. HERNANDEZ, JOSE RAMERIZ: Fr, Var Baseball. HESS, JANET: GAA, Pep, Thes- pians, Powderputt Football, La Corona Student Lite Ed. HODGES, JAMIE ANNE: An- chor, Pep, Spanish Pres, Sec, Girls League, Powderputf Foot- ball. HU, DAVID VICTOR: Key, Lat- in, Chess, Science VP, NHS, Radio, Keynoters, Fr, JV Foot- ball, Fr, JV Baseball. HUDSON, J A M E S MICHAEL: Student Activist, Lettermans, FBLA, Art, Fr, JV, Var Football, Fr Wrestling, JV, Var Golf. ISBELL, LIN D A GAIL: DECA, Girls League. JAHNKE, EDDIE A.: Student Activist, Thespians, Key, Quill 81 Scroll, Jr., Sr Class Plays, La Corona Sports Ed, Kings Page Photo Ed, Fr, JV, Basketball, Fr Cross Country. JEFFERIES, BILL: Key VP, Quill 8: Scroll, Kings Page, Fr, JV, Var Baseball, Fr Basketball, Fr Cross Country. JENNINGS, JONI LARUE: An- chor Pres, NHS Sec, Art, Jr Class Play. JETT, DEBBIE LYNN: Dal Segno Treas, S, NHS, FTA, Thespians, Sr Class Play, Stage Band. JOHNSON, A L L E N CLYDE: State Math Exam Award. JOHNSON, K E V I N MARK: NMSQT, Forensics, Art Pres, ECO Pres, French, Chess, FTA, NHS, NCCJ, Jr, Sr Class Plays. JOHNSON, SUSAN D.: French, SI DECA, DECA Sweetheart. JONES, DEBBIE J.: Latin, Dal Segno. JONES, STEPHEN JONES: Let- termans, Key, Fr, JV Football, Fr, JV, Var Baseball. KOBER, MARY JANE: Miss Shy, GAA, Spanish, Pep, NHS, Track. LABISTRE, JOY: VICA Sec, FBLA Rep. LANDIN, RICHARD R.: VICA Pres, Fr Basketball. LOELTZ, KATHY MARIE: Latin, Anchor Treas, FHA VP, Girls League. LYLE, GAIL A.: Model UN, NHS, Anchor, Pep, Powderputt Foot- ball, Gymnastics. MACY, R O N A L D T.: French Sec. Pres, JV Football. MADRIGAL, MARY L.: FHA, Dal Segno, Var Band, Pep, Pow- derputt Football. MANN, K A R O L LYNNETTE: Girls State, NHS, Keynoters, FTA, JV Tennis, Royalaires. MCCRAIG, JOAN RENEE: S, Girls League, French. MORENO, NIEVES HERNAN- DEZ: Dal Segno, Keynoters, FTA, O I iv e r, Carousel, Var Band, Stage Band. MONROE, BRUCE J: VICA, Ten- nis. MILBURN, KA RA: Pep, Key- noters, JV Track, Gymnastics, Mixed Choir, Concert Choir, Songleader. MACBETH, LA U R I E ANNE: NCCJ, Pep, Girls League, An- chor, Quill 8: Scroll Pres, Kings Page Feature Ed. MARTINEZ, M A R I A R.: VICA Treas, FBLA Parlia. NELSON, MITCHELL C.: Student Activist, Lettermans, A r t, Sr Class Play, Football, Swim- ming, Wrestling. NELSON, R O W E N A IDELLA: Keynoters, Powderputt Foot- ball. NEUMAN, WATERMAN BROOKS: Lettermans, JV, Var Baseball, Fr, JV, Var Football, Fr Basketball. NORTON, R O B E R T S.: Mr. Friendly, Anytown, Key, Foren- sics: Student Body Treas: Jr Class Play: Baseball: Golf. OHLGREN, RITA: FBLA: Gym- nastics. PAGAN, BOB JOSEPH: Fr, Var Baseball: Var Football. PALLACK, T H O M A S JEFFER- SON: Mr. Versatile: Boys State: Model UN: All Conference: All State Track: NHS VP: Key: Let- termans: Var Football: Var Track: Fr Basketball. PINO, RAUL: Key: NHS: Fr, JV Football. PLOWMAN, S H E L A MARIE: Keynoters: Dal Segno: Com- munity Choir. PODAK, SUSAN: NHS: Pep: S: Health Careers. POOR, RUBY: ECO: FBLA pres.: Girls League. PRICKETT, K I R K : FFA: Fr, JV Football: Fr Wrestling. RADTKE, DAVID: Boys State: Student Activist: Key: Letter- mans: JV Football: Fr, JV Bas- ketball. RAUTENBERG, RICHARD KENT: VICA VP. RHODES, D E B B I E KAY: Pep: Girls League: FHA: Anchor: Jr Class Play: Track: Powderrutt Football. ROBLES, FRANK: Dal Segno: Drummajor: Oliver: Var Band. ROMIG, D A R C Y : Class Wit: Latin VP: ECO: Powderputt Football. SCHLUDERBERG, ROBERT: Sci- ence: ECO. SHEPHERD, SUSAN ELIZABETH: Pep: Anchor: Girls League: Jr Class Play: La Corona. SIMMONS, D O N N A: Pep: GAA: Thespians: Girls League: Powderputt Football: Song- leader. SMITH, DAVID: ECO VP: FTA. STOVER, JEFF: Class Wit: Let- termans: Swimming: Football. TARBER, MARSHA: Miss Most Likely To Succeed: NHS: ECO. TILLMAN, PAULA C.: FTA: Quill 8: Scroll: ECO: S: NHS: Kings Page Editor in Chief. THOMPSON, RANDY G.: Na- tional Thespians: VICA: Fr. Football 8: Baseball: Var Band. TROUTMAN, JO A N N: Top Ten: NHS: OIS: FTA: VP, Sec: ECO: La Corona Honors 8: Roy- alty Ed. TILLOUR, KIM HOWARD: Boys State: Anytown: So p h Class Pres: Sr. Class Play: Fr, JV Football: Var Baseball. UMSTEAD, BECKY JO: Top Ten: Anytown: Model UN: NHS: Eco Vp.: Dal Segno. URTUZUASTEGUI, PAT: GAA: Powderputt Football. VOLPE, CHRISTOPHER THOMAS: King Grease: Stu- dent Activist: Fr Class Rep: Quill 8: Scroll VP: Key: Letter- mans: Forensics: Fr, JV, Var Football: Fr., JV, Var Baseball: Fr Basketball: La Corona: Kings Page: Sports Ed. WADE, LE S L I E: Key Club Sweetheart Att: P e p: GAA: Powderputt Football. WALDRIP, R I C K W.: Letter- mans: Fr., JV., Var. Track. WALKER, ROEMMY: Quill 8: Scroll: Spanish Treas: S: Pep: FTA: Kings Page Asso Ed.: Circulation Mgr. WATTS, PAUL A.: VICA: ECO. WATKINS, CAROL: Student Ac- tivist: Anchor: F r e n c h: Art: ECO: Jr, Sr Class Plays. WEEKS, M A R S H A KAY: Jr. Class Sec.: Keynoters: NHS: ECO: S Pres: Sr. Class Play Oli- ver: Powderpuff Football. WESTPHAL, RUDY H.: VICA: Football: Baseball: Basketball. WHITE, PAUL J.: Key Treas: Chess Treas: Inter Club Council President: NHS: Jr. Class Play: Var. Golf. WILLIAMS, LINELL: ECO: NHS: Keynoters: Carousel. WILLIAMS, PERLA OL: Sr. Class Rep.: ECO: GAA: S Sec: Quill 8: Scroll: Kings Page: La Coro- na. WILLIAMSON, DEBBIE: Gi r I s League: Pep: GAA: Powder- puff Football. WINKLER, K R IS: Key Club Sweetheart: Homecoming Queen Att: ECA Sec.: A: Dal Segno: O I iv e r: Powderpuff Football: La Corona: Var Band. YATES, SARAH E.: Miss Person- ality: Pep: Homecoming Att.: GAA: Track. Q uniurs Qi John Agle Louie Aguilar Yvonne Allec Nina Almadova Mike Alonge Robin Ambur Carolyn Anderson Randy Andrews Pat Apodaca Adele Araza Arlene Araza Corky Aros Brenda Authur Robert Atkielski Wayne Atvveil Mark Avery A friend lo all is a friend lo none .K 3- , L. Af? Scott Baker Sheri Balheimer Donald Beach Lorna Blackburn s Herbert Bloomquist Cheri Bodenhamer Warren Bogle Annette Bombard Terry Boswell Angie Brown ?i Y5' '2i..,.., X. Camy Brullo Janet Butcher Libby Cahill Laura Calik aff' Lynnita Carry Hugh Chamberlin Debra Champion Ellen Chancey at David Chapman Alex Chavez Brenda Choate Brent Choate i , , Kim Chumley Debbie Clark Carla Clemens Jeff Clymer 4 Tracy Coffeen Brian Collins Sherri Cothrun Dale Crabtree , Dan Cross Billy Curtis Martha Daily William Daniels Mark DeAnda Ted Deeds Michele DeLanie Mary Delikat l Susie DeLosReyes Kathy Denman Albert Delval Kim Devore Terri Dinwiddle Norma Dltzler Cindy Doebbler Freda Drysdale Who ceases +o be a frlend never was one Jesse Duarte 1' There are mang momenls in friendship, as in love. when silence is begond words Jesse Elledge Linda Ell t lVlarc Ellis Brad Ellsworth Debbie Evaro Guy Fau Mike Feilf-JI' Rosemary Felix Marjorie Fink Amy Fin T m Flanagan John Fouch Sandy Foster Nlarilvn F W- -, -,-alia - - 1, q J:-4' 61 XR f ra fl f an . .mt ,. , ,H A N V- F ' fr , il ,F , A f l l S ' l 33..f.':- .Q,, hi ' , ,V , - Brad Franklin George Franklin Robin Franklin Kim Freeman ,iw -i C., K M ,vi '11, ',1. L' . Heidi Freridge Harold Gardner Margaret Gallaher Shirley Gebhart Michael Gephart Henry Gill John Golias Marcia Gonzales All people smile in ihe X, z I- vi H 5' V i . N i ' i 5 1:3 Bus' You? ' Kathy Goodson Keith Goss ykggkfsi Aff Exalte- em! Thomas Gray Robin Groons 290 Perry Gullickson Dennis Hanson Sue Hamilton Denise Harden 1, , Rosanne Harden Cheri Hardy Tim Hardy Ed Hernandez same language Gus Hernandez Jackie Hess Bill Hetrick Sheri Hilden Kevin Highfill Sandy Hadges Darla Hopkins Chris Hoppstetter Cindy Howe Denise Howell Robert Isbell Cathy Jacobson Tracey Jensen Sandi Jenkins Carol Dee Jewell Cathy Jghngon Rao Jghngon Lynn Johnston The objeol of love is io serve. noi +o win Julie Kaimi Don Keller Robin Kennerly Bill Kerekes Douglas Kimball Ernest Kimbrough Carl Kircher Ulla Kivioia Merrie Klaas Chris Kniebes Terry Kober Wayne Lacey Manuel Laguna Mike Landin Michael Langin Louise Lay Tim Leitch SUSiH Lemke Cathy Lillie Randy Limas Doug Livingston Lisa Lott Laughter is not a bad beginning for a Friendship. and ii is the W 0 Lucille Lugo Kathy Lund Kathy Lutz Kim Lybarger Brian Macbeth Dessa Magdaleno Tom Marsh Cathy Martinez ji, S in Joe Martinez Michael Martinez .gs y . X 'ei ,, Rene Martinez Tim Martinez Janice Matheny Linda Mauldin 'f'!4f r , JI! Mike Maytum John McCurIey Gloria McDowell Robbie McKee Tim McTigue Donna Measday Carol Meeks Debbie Melkowski Chris Mendoza Stewart Merritt w igs 1 M Bradford Messer Barry Middlebrook Bryon Middlebrook Greg Miller W! 'Elf' Wendy Minerva Janice Monroe Randall Moorehead Rachel Moran Patty Miller Ron Montney Debbie Milner Lynn Moore Debbie Morris Danny Munoz Vicki Newby Bertha Ornelas 5' Kerrie Morris Cheri Mulch Donald Mullen Debbie NaSl1 Jerry Neumann Karen Nevison Laura Noble Danny Noriega Barbra Olsen Karen Otondo Cozette Owens Katy Owens Harold Oxborough Kim Paige Steve Pallack Andrea Pancrazi JoAnne Parker Lynda Parker Pauia Parker Patti Parks Delana Parsons Jane Paulson Maria Perez Nancy Perkins Denise PGYODH John Peterkin Sarah Pettit David Platt Never hfusi a friend who deseris you ai a pinch Maryanne Phillipas Virgina Philips Kenneth Phipps Benita Pope Victor PreCi8d0 Pam Preston Karen Prickett Rod Priest gf ,,, , L .L Mary Ouijoda Ligia Ramirez , reaer D D 0 Bruce Ramsey Susan Rather Terri Ratliff Frank Remington Roxanne Riley Ernest Rillos Tim Roach Beth Roberts Gary Roberson David Rogers Danny Roth Marie Sacco Terry Sanchez Roberta Schulte Jeff Scott Jim Sefcak The onlg rose wiihoui ihorns is friendship Linda Sellard Karen Sherwood iii? Yan Kathy Smith Betty Shaw Rhonda Sherman Richard Sherman Deborah Simms Camille Sinclair DOUQ Slover -rf? Kurt Smith Alicia Soliz rw W as 'Nw Be slow in choosing a friend. slower in changing Karla Spencer Richard Sprague DOD Stacy Angle S'f9llY Tommy Stephenson Roxanne Streich Kevin Swager Silvia Tade Jim Taylor Kendall Taylor J i C 7, A L,-! Filemon Tellez Patty Timlick Marty Tisson Terry Toettcher Danny Trafzer Ronnie Trafzer Tim Thompson Elaine Tucker Mike Umfress Sandy Vaughan Jim Verness Murray Viard Debbie Vincent Linda Wade Sharon Wahlquist Lori Waits I love gou for what I am when I am wilh gou. Elizabeth Watson Sue Welzenbach James Werner Pat Whitson -. ri ,z 4 S, 1, . X is Janet White Brenda Wilson Charlie Wayne Wilson Karen Williams Gus Woodman Chris Wright 7 N we --.-is .. ,, , Dennis Wright gt Q ,F .A Linda Wu ertemberg Q Mary Yancey Gina Zermeno f- fa f Y J' H Mike Zanot Brice Zeller Kay Zeller Mwemwxf .sv-W we gym Wm, , 1: ww lm xg? g , i Q J? 'l'H i Suphnnurf ii Richard Achee Pam Ahearn Monte Ahles Hugo Aguirree Andy Alonge Manuela Alvarez Rigo Alvarez Mike Amaya Roberto Amaya Kandal Amick Danny Anquiz Al Ariav Chaberto Araza Fred Arsaga Aracelia Arzate Bruce Atwell Susan Auer Ron Austin Mike Ausharien Kathy Badgley Janet Barnard Dana Barnett Sandy Bartholomew Jesus Beas Robert Bauler Joseph Bauler Dennise Beall Mike Beck Elizabeth Bedoya Vincent Bedoya CLASSES 171 Brenda Berge Susan Bernal Joe Beall Patty Bitts Danelle Blair Gary Blankship Dave Bjornstad Dorthy Bones Jim Boyd John Boyd Bridgett Boyer Linda Boyer Randy Bowman Tammie Bradley Bill Brown Rocky Brown Sari Brown Robert Brunstien Sam Bullock Brian Bulkely Cindy Burns Sandra Burrola Steve Burton Gene Busch Tom Butler 172 CLASS ES Love eilher finds equalilg or makes if 1 nnsllll! Vicki Cady Orlando Cano Felicia Capelle Margie Carlson Toni Case Brian Casteel Frances Castaneda Armando Castillo Yolanda Castro Salvador Castaneda Alfredo Caudillo Margaret Chavez Linda Christensen lVlatt Clark Howard Coldwell David Collins Ron Conrad Anita Cook Ruben Corona Javier Cota Terry Cowan CLASSES 173 Sylvia Daniels Steve Daniewicz Judith Darby Margaret Daschke Tom Daschke Connie Davis Mark Davis Mike Davis Bryan Davy Doug Davy Mike Decourse Thomas Deeds Sue Delanie Danny Delgado Enrique Delgado Marbella Delgado Tony Dellaidotti Veronica Delint Buddy Denison Orvel Dehirst Martin Dietrich Villalpando Dimas J. W. Diprosperis Matias Doninques Billy Dougherty A Friend is a presenl gou give gourself 1' R if ,b l N We e jx 1 ,Q We Mg W y f L 1 -K1 ,Q 1 sf -Q as ,i M, X 6 if K s if 4' r 4- 'A E i is iff -L -f r 1 A in 'Lf ' - 5, 9' G Charles Dugger Don Duncan Carol Dye Kim Early Sandy Eaton Theresa Eaves Susie Eddins Deanne Edwards Mike Erwin Kathy Estes Ruth Ferrin Mary Feiler Elizabeth Flores Mary Flores Richard Ford Pat Fox Amy Frey CLASSES 175 Debbrah Fernandez Larry Fredrick Don Freeman Irma Fegueroa Mark Finley Mike Gabrieh Linda Gallaher Lelani Gamble Mike Gaming Carmen Garcia Frank Garcia Manuel Garcia Mike Gibbs Mike Gierezinske Randy Gillmore Walter Gist Joanna Gloria Bonnie Goforth Nohami Gonzalez Steven Gonzalez Barb Grabbe Joan Gradler Kerry Graf Cindy Gray Mike Green Love is noi conceiled. or jealous. or proud nm-fa ,. 4... ,, 515.4 Qlfj , 1' 4 , ,A . : fx! -x-. K Q is: X l Laura Greenwell Linda Gribble Pam Griffith Cecila Gross Mike Haile Bill Hale Dana Hall Faye Hamilton Linda Hamon Marlene Hammond David Hampshire Danny Hannon Debbie Hanson Dianne Harden Tony Harden Herbertio Harries Nick Hoskins Melody Hardy Bryan Hayward Kevin Hefner Jimmy Hernandez John Hernandez Julia Hernandez LeeAnn Hernandez Debbie Hinzo Beth Hodges Allen Hollingshead Mark Hopkins David Hotel Anna Hu Debbie Hudson Cindy Hurd Randy Hurd Bruce Hutchison Silvia Ibara Karene Ingram Vicki Jackson Richard Jaramillo Kelly Jennings Denise Jensen Laura Jimenez Jeff Jones 178 CLASSES Mag I make lonelg people feel less alone Mike Jones Don Johnston Hiede Johnston Debbie Johnston Jeff Johnston Susan Johnson Toni Johnson Craig Kamrath Linda Keane John Kehing Evelyn Keller Gary Kennedy Ed Kesterson Cindy Kuder Leslie Kukuk CLASSES 179 Theresa Keegan Mark Kerekes Stephen Knight Bill Lackey Kim Lackey Mathew Lafoon Bill Laguna Chris Lamont Mark Larson Jeff Latimer Gerry Lay Barbara LeBeau Bobby Lee Terry Lee William Lee Fred Lerssen Dennis Lettig Tim Lewis David Lillie Cindy Lindly Rex Linthicum Lindell Logan Loneliness speaks to loneliness And though we mask ourselves with words or silenees our needs leap out from all we do and speak to those alike V+:- Q.. In loving gou I've held back no reserve and so I've nothing left io give +omorrow's lover when gou go. Tricia Logan Deborah Lopez Gilbert Lugo Monty Lytle Lorna Macy Carol Madrigal Del Magdalero Diane Manfull Lydia Manvel Jackie Maris Larry Marlin Elena Martinez Gererdo Martinez Wanda Martinez Michele Massaro Raymond Matzkamn Cathy May Paul Medina Steve Meinhardt Betty Menchaca Josephine Mendez Danny Mendoza Quarrel wiih a friend and you boih are wrong Kathy McBride Gary McBroom Doris McCurIey Bobby McGaIIiard Mike McTigue Paula Measday Rigo Mendoza Octavio Mesa Kevin Milburn Jeff Miller Terri Miller Rosie Molina Bill Moody Sarah Moorhead Bob Morse Marie Morse Richard Muglenpoh Susan Muhlenpoh Fred Munger Use disappoinlmenl as malerial for palience as-f are f-is fm l f! ' 1, M ig A Ray Munoz Isabel Munoz Mike Murray Anna Napolez Marti Neal Carlene Nelson Thomas Nelson Linda Nissen Joni Norris Lynn Nowosiclski Anna Ochoa Oscar Ogeda Judy Oglesby Buddy O'NeilI Richard Oran Penny Orr Danny Ortega Feliciano Ortega Francisco Ortiz Adrian Payan Alma Payan Andy Payan Holly Pease Diane Peralta David Perez Sheri Perona Jerry Phillips Pam Pidgeon Jane Pitts David Pockery Virginia Pope Terri Porter Jeff Pulliam Mary Purvis Rodrick Ramirez IVIarIa Ozuna Mike Palacio Marice Parker Mary Parrish When I lhlnk of gou judging me I hare il Qfudenf Life 1+ ff. gn. 1 'X' I -1 ,W Kg,.,,.,,,..1..,..a, , , , X. 12 - 5 mf A i 'V k 0 A A . 4734s I 4 Q A T K F 2 gl 0 ff . ff A X gl H 'E' - 'L' .,- 4, 1 .W I aw-'E' ' I gs, .f 'vsM -,MN q W, A g K i A 1Q g MW ' WM L J 'WWiW'M-'f-'- i 4- , M5 , '-Q-Q-3 nv-gn-v-wa . A,,. ' ' . , L' ' X ,, .x +,,,m 1. , , U, , , 1 Iavfv Cagelw Zh. fa-mn., L, W'2fJf'f' QQ gQ1 .f,-1-:? 'KQq ,f5 zap v:' f Q 1f -,swf l , A wi fx. ' Z . .1 m I gg N ' V ' Q 4 A ' ,5 New .. 3 V M . . f i m . ,,,,l, , . . ..W all K A , A A N I yy ,,, W Q. 4 W :vw V i 43 ....-v I an h 2 52' 41 185 Do unlo olhers as lhough gou were lhe olhers Lowell Roost Jeff Rosales Jerry Rosner Pat Ross Nlatt Roth i .15 fr f Joe Ruelas Mike Russell Sam Salerno Yolanda Sandate Irma Sanders i Hurberto Santano Irma Sarinana Diana Schauer Tony Schenck Paul Schimidt ld Maggie Schmitt Cathy Schoenfeld Carol Schroeder Dorothy Schult Susie Seale Sheldon Searle l i if The aniidoie for fiflg enemies is one friend Brent Seely David Senko Mary Shadle Jim Shea Neva Shelton Trey Shepard David Sherman Donald Sherman Becky Simmons Lorna Slade Gerald Smith Jean Smith Rick Smith Wayne Smith Michael Snyder Delia Soto Chris Spencer I gel bg with a IiHle help from mg friends Kenneth Spencer Manuel Spry Jenni Stacy Keith Steele Janie Stevens Mark Stover Susie Stover Tim Stutts John Sullivan Dale Swanson Patricia Swenson Mike Tarbert David Taylor Kim Taylor Rick Taylor Michael Taytor Mike Thompson 6 . sf . Y? 5 if 3 ll- 11- ff I if A S , ...fi ' if Y Loving is lhe onlg sure road oul of darkness . . . Fred Tillman Connie Timlick Jackie Timlick Rachel Torres Vern Townsend Debbie Trigg Dona Turrell Judy Udart Patty Underwood Louise Valentine Florencio Valenzuela Richard Van Amburg Maudie Vander Hoeven Mitch Vanhorn Ruben Vasquez Cindy Vaughan Debbie Vickens Maria Vieyra Anne Vitali The most important things in life arent things Margie Voordendag Mitchell Wade Michael Wahl Ron Waldrip Joe Wallace Dorsey Walsh Kim Watson Tim Watson Charles Wesner Don Wheelis Karen Whitaker Doug White Bill Whitman Sherri Whitney Beth Wilber Jo Dean Wilds Mark Wiles Danny Williams Tina Williams David Wilson Ricky Wilson David Winterton Bucky Wright Cheryl Wright Donald Wright The supreme happiness of life is being loved Eddie Wright Kirk Wright Rita Wright Lisa Wolfe Theresa Wolfe if i ' if F Karen Worth Melinda Yancey LindaLyn Yarnell Earl Yates Pam Young Freshman Aguilar, James Aguiar, Manuel Aguirre, Catalina Ahearn, Paul Alexander, Robert Allen, Robert Allen, Sheri Altis, Sharon Altman, Jim Amaya, Ronnie Anderson, Tim Amderson, Tracie Andrews, Jane Armiio, Tony Arellano, Tony Armstrong, George Arnold, Allen Arthur, Bob Avery, Diane Badgley, Sandy Baker, Greg Baldwin, Becky Ban, Ricky Barry, James Bazzel, David Beasley, Susan Becker, Bill Beckett, Mark Bedoya, Helen Bedoya, Yolanda CLASSES 193 John Beltran Tim Bennett Richard Bjoraus Bill Boggs Gail Bolton Mike Bombard Charles Boring Kenneth Boring William Boysun Steve Bradley Jerry Branscum Tim Brooks Toney Brooks Kevin Brown Nancy Brown Tony Brown David Brucker Elaine Bryant Greg Buchanon Clarence Biucher Barry Burch Carl Burns Gildardo Burrola Joesph Bustamante Bill Buster 194 CLASSES 14 il Raise the bridge. mg friend is sailing bg ky .T xxx tk si? mv Chris Carter Edith Carter Carmen Castro Louie Carillo Dennise Byrd Raquel Cabral Sue Calik Abraham Camarena Terry Campbell Greg Campuzano Mary Canale Martha Cano Dave Cantrell Mark Cantwell Lisa Carpten Mitch Carry CLASSES 195 Lean on me when gou're noi slrong Evie Catalaw Miguel Caudielo Diana Cavazos Tim Chamberlin George Champion Mark Chavez Wanda Chenault Traci Claiborne Mike Cobb Donna Coldwell Lori Collins Scott Collins Mark Comer Brenda Conley L f M .5 '. S F X. - Q Hg' M' A . 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' ish C..b Danny Orraj Juan Ortegia Lupe Ortiz Doug Osness Ann Otondo Gay Owens Leslie Owens Armando Ozuna Mike Pagan Chris Paige Felipe Palma Victoria Palma Margie Parker Mark Pate John Paterson Valerie Patzloff Tim Pay Jody Pemperton Jeff Penny Perry Pensky Albert Perez Emma Perez Leticia Perez Marilyn Phelps Don Phillips Norman Phillips Ricky Phillips Jack Pierce Kathy Pierson Tim Platt Plaza, Lupe Plunkett, Patricia Ponder, Paul Porter, Gerald Post, Cynthia Pracia, Bonnie Pratt, Robert Priet, Teresa Primrose, Jamie Purvear, Dianne Pusher, Karen Ramirez, Antonia Ramirez, Elizabeth ' Ramos, Barney Ramsey, Rene Rangel, Raquel Rather, Mark Regalado, Steven Reid, Dean Reinhardt, Scotty Reyes, Robert Richardson, Linnie Rico, Carolina Rico, Cindy Riebel, Steve Risch, Nola Robinson, Kelly Robles, Debbie Robles, Ramon To have a friend, is lo be blessed ke Irene Rodriguez Arturo Rosas Kelly Ross Kevin Ross Keith Rowe Cheryl Rubenacker Raymond Ruiz Rawanda Russell Bobbie Rust 4 W H '- - i . -f f4rfr f:.-1 . k Xf,,,,, , A , 1 - V lt li awk, 'wr':'53Iff3'251f313.12' 4 EW? 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WK: M, Edwin Serrano Mike Shaffer Kathy Shaver Luan Shelton David Sherlock Kathie Sherlock Jeff Sheperd Rod Sherman Kim Sherwood Kim Shoop Fransisco Silva Rosemary Silva Julie Simpson Robyn Simms Dana Simmons Jeff Sitera Kari Skaggs Steve Skaggs Cathy Smith Debbie Smith Dianne Smith Don Smith Joanne Snyder Tom Snyder Bill Spencer Mark Spencer Robert Spry Kenneth Spurrier Leah Steele Ellen Swell i 215 Barren lhe hearl lhal knows nol love Kathy Stein Mark Strasser Jeff Streich Ronald Stockdale Susan Sudlow Kris Swanson Laura Tarbert Mike Taylor Debbie Tellez Sandy Thomas Debbie Thompson Ira Thompson Kim Thornton Debbie Timlick Colleen Traynor Jude Townsend Debbie Townzen Dabid Tucker Tony Turrentine Ray Valdez Cathy Valentine Patricia Valleio Kathy Van Richard Van Jeff Vanaken A fine Friend you lurned oul lo be! Dxx I Robin Viard Mark Volpe Elton Worthen Katherine Wach Brandie Wade Susie Wah Keep ascending ihe mountain of cheerfulness by daily scalfering seeds ol' kindness along ihe way as besl as you can. and. should misls hide the mouniainiop. continue undainied and you will reach the sun-iipped heighls in your own life experience. James Vandenbos Frans Vanderhoeven Kim Vangolder Rick Van Haren Scott Van Horn Arturo Vasquez Marcela Vasquez Rosa Vasquez James Vaught Teresa Vea Tomorrow belongs lo people who wanl each olher Mary Walkowiak Carol Waldrop Russell Washum Jack Watson Joel Watson Mike Watson David Watts Mike Welzenback Roy Weinkoetz Sherry Whitney Ben Williams Bruce Williams Gail Williams Laurice Williams Marilee Williams David Wilson John Wilson Friendship our friendship s like the beauhful shadows ol' evening, spreading and growing lill life and its light pass awag All people smile in Ihe same language I do my Ihing. and you do your Ihing. 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