Marana High School - El Tigre Yearbook (Marana, AZ)

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N.: M: 5? f L3 Q 11.3 is T E Academics 9 10 School Superintendent, Board A growing population in Marana school district was the biggest problem faced by the School Board, Superinten- dent. Bonds, that provided 57.1 million for expansion of the area schools, were voted down November 7 but were finally passed on December 5. Overcrowding was temporarily solved last year with the addition of Butterfield Elementary School. However, as more students enrolled, the bond issue was badly needed. Two new board members, George Leaming and Olive Barry, took seats on the board on January 9, 1979. They replaced president Max Green, who moved to Colorado, and clerk Dan Post, who lost his bid for re-election. l. Board members Max Green, Fred Hill and Harry Hansen discuss possibilities for the district. 2. Superintendent, Dr. Nels Havens, smiles at the news of the passing bond issue, 3. Board members Brad DeSpain, member, Max Green, president: Fred Hill, member, Daniel Post, clerk, and Harry Hansen, member, Focus On Growth, Expansio t,e,f1f:1f f Board, Superintendent Administrators Keep High School Functioning Marana's administrators did it once more. The job of planning schedules, activities, and keeping law and order around campus was accomplished. Since Marana had grown so much this year there was more work to deal with rit.:r' as well as more students to look after and plan for. Under these conditions, the high school administration kept Mar- ana functioning with great efficiency. 1. Dr. Foster puts his signature of approval on some requisitions. 2. Mrs. Saltzman, Dean of Women, schedules future programs and 11CliviliCS for the student body. 3. Mr. McLean patiently awaits the unknown. 4. Mr. Miller works on the schedule for the upcoming semester. .V f f it , . 1 4 ,4 1 A ,M 4, H . f' is 5 'Mm 6 fi? 5 at ii ff Or Dr. Scott Foster i 3 5 Bruce Miller B' at Wade Mc Lean Florence Sallzman Administration I I Psychological Team Offers Personal, Career Ai Counseling was abundantly available to Marana stu- dents. Students seeking career information found aid in the guidance office and always found a counselor ready to discuss anything with them. School psychologist Bill Cal- kins was on hand to lend help with personal problems. Mrs. Graham kept Opportunity Hall open for a cooling off, re- evaluating stop-over. l. Mrs. Graham keeps students busy and counseled in Opportunity Hall. 2 Mrs. Douglas helps a student decide what course of study to take. 3. Mr Calkins relaxes while waiting for a student needing his assistance. Frances Douglas Dorothy Hiatt I tt . Vw I L, f 'fy Fred Wilmshurst 4 if it M Pam Graham M E I2 Counselors, Psychologist rv-st ff' Special Educators Fill Need For Unusual Help Special programs continued to be an important part of Maranals curriculum. Marana had Special Education to aid students in learning skills. The special educators devoted much of their time to helping the exceptional students of the school, who had learning difficulties. Some of these students found a full-time place on cam- pus when the construction class completed building be- came their classroom. Many special learning needs were met in separate special courses as well as within regular programs designed to build self-sufficiency skills. Also, some of the Special Education students proved an impor- tant campus asset when they worked on various cafeteria jobs during lunchtime. Participation in this special pro- gram increased this year and the school was proud of its student-aid program. l. Special Education aide, Yvonne Miranda, helps a student put to- gether a quilt in Home Economics. 2. Ms. Lambertson listens attentati- vely to Teresa Carper as she reads her book aloud. 3. Ms. Hale assists some of her students as they write out their ssignments. t 1 ag. , Patricia Hale Helen L imbertson Angie Lent? Sheilah Nicholls Joan Ward if 1 gl -- 5' ' 5 rp my f ' S , .ji f f : QI . fi . - L t:. ,:f, t : E , . Special Education I3 ' l .. Diversified Occupa There were a lot less jobless students at Marana due to the DO program. Diversified Occupations QDOJ attracted the attention of Marana's job-seeking students and pro- vided them with work inside and outside the school setting. Jobs included butchering, food preparation, horseshoeing, delivery work, mechanics and maintenance. Students worked during the hours they were not attending classes and received credit through the program. DO, in combina- tion with its business-related counterpart, COE, formed Marana's cooperative education program. l. Mr. Hawkins discusses his program's offerings with potential custom- ers. 2. Perry Wingate and Tammy Foster work on the college-career information computer. 3. Senior Sonia Romo assists in the DO office. 4. Members of Diversified Occupations QDOJ are fFirst Rowj Kevin Fulmer, Teresa Nielson, Faith Bright, Debbie Payne, Lynn Zwiers, Arthur Ortiz, Basilio Lerma, Ricky McDaniel and Dane Smith. fSecond Rowj Mark McLaughlin, Fred Rivera, Vince Gacilos, Gene Slape, Judy Berry, Lupe Ramirez, Veronica McDonald, George Slape, Jerry Ortiz, Willie Ecker, John Mendoza and Oscar Jimenez. fThird Rowj Frank Gonzales, Carl Lee, Eddie Payne, Dan Ramsey, Fleet Phillip, Steve Benge, Bobby Islas, Mike Hielman, Tom Kleinschmidt, Lonnie Anderson, Gloria Taylor, Rudy Diaz, David Walker, Steve Hopkins, Mimi Dimmick and Mr. Haw- kins. mvmfUf7U1 tions Finds Job For Studen ses rua ,V-saws it T' K l I I H ' fa 1,4 ii - ' x.e... . ... ff - is ., . .M , Y ' 1, , H r Qigaf if' ,l ,W .. ri K . ' , tw, ,- If X Don Hawkins l 'int I4 Cooperative Education , ,Ak aww .Q i.-sm., nw ui-5 02 mmm tu X C1315 i Business Area Expands To Work-Study Program Marana's Business Department expanded and began a Cooperative Office Education program under department head, Terri Lantych. This new work-study program ad- vanced students' skills in office procedure. Over fifty stu- dents were enrolled in the program which promised to be a helpful addition. Marana's business program has steadily grown in enrollment and expanded its curriculum to include a new Consumer Education course which joined the tradi- tional courses of typing, shorthand, accounting and office procedures. l. Mrs. Casoni carefully dictates to her shorthand students. 2. Members of Cooperative Office Education QCOEJ are CFirst Rowj Loretta Wells, Charlene Bustamante, Stacy Brown, Cindy McNeely, Grace Perez, Char- lene Loustaunaw, Tracy Latimer, Denise Dewey, Sonia Romo, Lori Han- sen, Shanna Bauer and, Anne Polakiw. tSecond Rowj Carla Clements, Pat Burgos, Diane Evans, Teresa Wright, Julie Thacker, Beth Hatcher, Thyra Price, Jessica Samuelson, Mimi White, Melissa Berry, Shirley Werner, Melody Spencer and Karen Gremmler. tThird Rowj Betty Stanislawski, Perry Wingate, Tammy Herczeg, Cathy Brannock, Lisa Elick, Pam Whil- lock, Summer Hawkins, Kerri Thorne, Maryann Travers, Tina Denton, Diane Ginn, Tammy Foster, Maria Sanchez, Billie Patron and Keith Amos. 3. Mrs. Lantych, coordinator of COE, is swamped with paperwork. K X N x nfl Ili A ,K t A ,NT-.2 . ,mv .M -I S' if e v i .W ' av s ' x ff t'esf'ef V ,s , W f f Terri Lantych Kim Holaway Linda Carpenter jr Maryann Casonl Business Education I5 Shari Plamann Classes Develop Reading Social Sk1lls This year the reading program had ex- panded with several new sections, a new teacher, Miss Beatrice Goldsmith, and also two COE students. Classes that went to the library found it more relaxed and useful to them after one of the new librarian's, Miss Gibadlo, tours and explanations of the Dewey Decimal System. Social studies classes were required of students for their junior and senior years. American History and Constitution gave an over-all look of the society in which we live and the way it functions. An elective world history course was also offered. I. Miss Plamann is interrupted by the camera while grading students' papers. 2. Mr. Catt chuckles while he goes over some of his students' grades. 3. Mr. Nystrom and Miss Gibadlo rumage through some paperback books, looking for a specific one. Zgpyy Q? 4 .fs ..,, -.-f 1 . -' K9 if A .9 ' ...t Cheryl Clausscn 5 :Alle 65 if f Beatrice . D' iily . Goldsmith Gale Gibadlo H 'K Dan Catt Erik Videbeck Paul Schmidt f, , f Kay Ludeke ,U f -3. I6 Faculty Departments Build Skills In Mastering Two Languages Since courses in a foreign language are required by most colleges, participation in Marana's Spanish classes was good. So good in fact, that the school added one more class to the schedule to make room for extra students wanting Spanish instruction. The English Department transferred one of its classes to the auditorium. Paperback Power was held in the north pod during first hour. This eased crowding in the English wing as well as provided reading time for over 50 students each semester. I. Ms. Merrill carefully explains an assignment to her poetry class. 2. Mike Cook asks Mrs. Chesnut for some assistance on an English assignment. 3. Mrs. Mann and Kelly Patton discuss ideas for an essay for American Literature class. 4. Mr. Urquides shows Sherri Eshpeter how to properly conjugate a verb. V - , , , . rig-r . AQ' K ' Q N 1 .ef .X 1 Q . s sis . ' Elsie Mann ia, gf i i ' Yvonne Merrill yi A N ., Cary Chestnut. ' ' t- i r Cindy Mancini ...f Dave Shirk Sherry Vaughn Arva Rcsley .,,.. ,K X. . if .Q 1-AU 2 . f 7 Faculty I7 Frank Urquides l. hr .loc Bob Newman Mike Dyer Vivian Antonik P.E., Music, Art, Drama Offer Academic Br Physical Education, Drama, Band and Art gave students an academic break. More students then ever were enrolled in PE with large groups forming for roll and calisthen- ics then breaking into specialized classes. The Band acquired a new teacher. Marshall Stewart, who came to Marana from Ajo. He revised the stage band was replaced it with Jazz Ensemble. Choral groups were ever busy. Advanced Drama students had an extra hour added to their class so they had two hours per day to prepare dramatic productions and their finale, The King and I. l. Mr. Acker demonstrates the perfect way to bump a volleyball. 2. Mrs. Ebert helps a drama student learn hcr lincs. 3. Ms. Federoff shows her students how to create art from ordinary objects. 4. Mrs. Gentry listens to the mellow sound of Dolly Diaz's guitar. We 'fire-L t.. Acker ' if ef.' . 1 1 A R' fx r N 1. Perry Sublette ' V , I Paul Graham 5' .f s W 3 A ' is 'f' 1 .. Marshall Stewart I V ,' ' I N-Z J 'I Sueoemfy ,W it i 'If Kay Federoff -f ,4M'i -f Ill., . a lil. f Joan Eben ,if l X El E 1 t I8 Faculty s., xx 'Q' X Shops Teach Students Industrial Arts Skills A new Vocational Welding class was added to Marana's shop program. Among other things, this class taught stu- dents the proper way to weld and gave them experience in the industrial arts. Federal funds received by this class so that it could obtain some new welding equipment, which it used to build-up the welding program. Other classes in the shop area include Vocational Agriculture, Automotives and Construction. Vo-Ag taught students about agriculture and farming. A building begun in October 1977 and completed this year. became a shelter for the Vo-Ag classes. Through completion of this building, Vo-Ag obtained two classrooms and a large shop area. Building, assembly and brick laying were among the skills practiced by the Construction class, which proved to be a great help to the Special Education department. The class built a new classroom for the Special Education students. Home Ec classes offered domestic and career skills. I. Mr. Neppl grades some test papers for his Vocational Agriculture class. 2. Mr. Casoni helps Tom Hensen work on an engine. 3. Mr. Jacobson supervises as Pat Taylor works with the welding torch. 3 6l' x ., it Fred Miller . X Larry Casoni 2 A fi fl? g xg . Paul Saxe -5 S--' Dennis Anderson Cliff Nystrom Ed Jacobson Tom Jones Tom Neppl Lynn Blinn 2 Laurel Krinke Faculty I9 Math, Science Area Builds For Today's Technology The Science department gained a new staff mem- ber, Gordon Scott. The addition of a new teacher made the Science department able to add the extra classes at the General Science and Biology 1-2 level. Advanced classes aimed at the college-bound student. Larger classes faced the Math department. An aide was hired to help the teachers deal with all the extra work. Math curriculum varied to reach every ability and interest level. Remedial instruction helped those who needed basic skills and advanced courses also met needs of the college bound. l. Mrs. Maycher carefully explains a complicated formula to her Algebra class. 2. Mr. Larson checks his gradcbook while two of his Biology students wait to hear their grades on the last assignment. 3. Mr. March encourages two of his students to apply scientific mea- sures in studying particles under the microscope. Lu..- M-: il . by . ' -fisfgt f 4 H S 'X .f i ve L ssii T get 2 X - John Callicotte , po . James Brady ' ' ' 3 klqb b as N iff? P-fi I k it my M., Carolyn Maycher if ' Gary Sawyer . 3 , . Chris March Y L-?f?Q?5iL..i1-fe Q I 'Y ,E ,y A,QbQQfq5f. f .Q Harry Larson V: 1 ,'fqf s,?,- ju , 1 Joe Brady X E if S Gordon Scott i3i E ' Q Br..-5 A I li. ' f 20 Faculty -web . MW V Supportive Personnel Keep School Working Efficiently The supportive personnel kept the school going smoothly. The ladies in the office watched for unexcused tardies, clarified absences and organized schedules. Mrs. Paddock, took care of all the ailments ofthe student body and the cafeteria workers prepared lunches for the students every day. A lot of work was done by the maintenance department too. Charlie Perkins and his crew kept the campus looking good and the physical plant in running order. I. Mrs. Payne works efficiently for the counselors office. 2. Office personnel are Wanda Spencer, Kay Payne, Joyce Federico, Niki Paddock, Elaine Tharp and Joyce Paterson. 3. Mrs. Paddock performs one of her nursing duties. 4. Cafeteria personnel, Mrs. Kin and Jeanie Womsley, have a conversation during a break. 5. Phillip Patton pauses to answer some questions from Mrs. Paterson. AX? x 'ig 6 -.4 ,W M We I MA Ewa.. MN MP I gg 1-51- Q' - 0 .w - . Q ,,' ,K. fffglr V I SQL wr 1 224 '?'3' K 22 Students X,f , . s - an ' f .. 'Sm N e .Jef viii? XR, -GTR Students 23 Top Spirit Takes '79ers Through Final Y fn- . ,af Lori Adolph Paul Alday Q Annette Altamirano . -fv X Keith Amos Aurelio Aranda if ix y 4 I if w V J Q' .of M, ie 1. 'His E ,px Whanda Bailey Sue Barnett Melissa Barry Shanna Bauer A . . ,. I 'B Pam Beeman ish! fifff- 1 25129 E' Q-4-: ..,. 1015 Yolanda Bejarano Steve Benge Steve Benitez X. Judy Berry Donna Brady 1 .5 .. . ii Cathy Brannock Craig Bratton s-1 Faith Bright l. Ronnie CSnibblesj Tarkington demonstrates what kind of spirit it takes to be a senior at Marana High School. 2. Leading the class of 1979 through their senior year are officers Maria Sanchez, presidentg Diane Evans, vice presidentg Tammy Foster, Student Council representative and Beth Triphan, secretary. 24 Seniors Leadership Brings Active Senior Year ii 'r -- P4 15, f fa Tammy Bristow . fi' V- Stacy Brown 115 I E Qui... li. fg- is -Q .W sr- ,-.Q -QR rvn. ' WT S X ff lyk NNW' M Shiv' I If - .,- . 'sir' in i. 1. in-. .ff C . ., is-' , Y K- fg -s -, ,' 0. - . 1 ii' ' gf f' 'TQ --'vi' if , 4 5' X - f xy . vi ' 971' 5 ui AY: Q B 51 fi. Steve Brown Pat Burgos Charlene Bustamante Lalo Bustamante Gaynale Cain Jeffrie Calhoun Ray Campos Kirk Cazee Sylvia Chavez Carla Clements Mike Clemmons Joann Coleman Larry Cook Brian Crook Sherry Curtis Seniors 25 Becky Davis DeeAnn Davis Bill Dells Tina Denton Denise Dewey Rudy Diaz Jasmine Dimmick Kim Dobbie Mark Doucelte 26 Seniors Cody Eason Willie Ecker Wide Range Cf Interests Occupy Seniors' Tim ,N N3 -3' he ZFX X - . vm RXA Q Q X ' P Am V s..-f-ff' P 'G L lg ' I 'ff V I gquvx ri I V, - W -vw ff3L Sf- i ' I e , 5' ' 'i e vii' we D wr 'S x . ,. - X A 1 X5 i .HM sw--s-....,,.,,,,,,,,, Seniors Aid Campus In Supporting Roles haunted housc. Kobayashi resolves a computer problem.2. Basilio Lerma watches others their marching spots. 3. Martin Honeu seems to embrace the wall while a poster. 4. Ralph Gonzales, Bill Delfs and Ralph Wilson prepare A15-s q-... Clurcncc Elder Lisa Elick My 'i , in X K Diune Evans f Tummy Foster N Esmeralda Francisco l Mike Franco Kevin Fulmer 43 ji? XXX Vince Gacilos Loyd Guinous Diunc Ginn ,zalh Greg Glziddcn A Sara Gludden Seniors 27 Frank Gonzales Ralph Gonzales .Iune Goodman Micheal Gossell Karen Grcmmler Paula Hackworth Lori Hansen Terry Hardin Summer Hawkins Mike Hclin Nancy Henson Tammy Hercezeg Suzanne Hill Steve Hopkins Christine Holm Jeff Holt Martin Honea Susie Horton I. Senior Sammy Soria demonstrates the master art of balancing wet mortar on a brick as he works on the building project. 2. Ernie Robles appears enthused about what the tune-up scope is telling him about the condition of his truck engine. 28 Seniors Job S 34' X X ' QL 'A V Jin, ,A ,. 1 , AyAi 3 if We A Q e Ml Dennis Howe Dan Hunt Stan Hunt Bobby lslas Dotty James Oscar Jimenez Terri John Ben Johnson Lisa Kern Eric Kern Tom Kleinschmidt Donald Kobayashi Scott Krebs Donald Kucsmas Craig Langford Tracy Latimer Carl Lee Cindy Leon Seniors 29 Basilio Lerma Sherry Lewis Wade Lewis Charlene Loustuunau Brad Lynn Doug Maddison Lorri McCarthy Ricky McDaniel Veronica McDonald Mary McGuire Cindy McNeely Johnny Mendoza Randy Mifflin Michael Mitchell Sue Moody John Myer Doug Neilson Teresa Neilson Richard Nolen Lori Niehaus 30 Seniors Homecoming, Pictures Attract Early Attention From Seniors 4! . A' .!. QF-vw ,.,' N11 fm' A' -,, v ' v sa A .loEllen Oller Arthur Ortiz Jerry Ortiz f A ' Steve Padilla Clay Parsons Billie Patrom i Gail Paterson 511 0 W 2 3 Va i ,N ,L ,.h, , ' , , ,, I... , 15 1 f V -V lg Davcn Oawalt 5 H i 4 '5- 5 U li X- P' i an i l I A? up A 52 Q L 7 - N. 3 Q V V Debbie Payne r P ctit gg iit ,. i, .iir, EM Payne 'LVTQY i, ' 1' V' 3 Marlin Pena P 4: rl ,V U I 'f z ' A' M' 15 7 W I if 'il r P' ' S f X 'Riva 1 A ' no , ,Q 'lil fm' Ni , ,ft 5 A . Steve Watson and Shanna Bauer cut the cake 'MQ A I 1 . 0 '-55,5 Kurt Pfeiffer Homecoming. 2. June Goodman waits in the Hull 1 Jr, Q ' ! A',,, I 3 , 5- Fleet Phillip room for senior picture retakes. Iliff. nl ,. -.'d3tw.f' 4 1' ' 4 Rick Phillips Seniors 31 Rachael Phipps Bryan Pierson Ann Polakiw Thyra Price Grace Perez Lupe Ramirez Daniel Ramsey Renee Rea Tammy Richins Fred Rivera Mike Roberts Tom Roberts Ernie Robles Laura Rockhold Steve Rockwell Sonia Romo Seniors Use Talents To Win Spirit Competition my ,- Vs! V SN .. T! . :Vs1g,,,K:. . K ef i,,pQt 'sf' wi E ye XR Q fy 1 X li I Y' . 4 L .-1, V rxmvm , W 'lui 'Q fx- , ' ' - ' E Wu' t ,seas A ii X' - V -..i' 'gif , 4- 3 'fi it - is 7 41- FF: I i- , . Senior Life On Campus Takes Different Directions fg. Q ' , r .V V , if I ,, , ?ffi12i? ' 1' iii . ' firffif f , i'1:i'i4f, 57352: ' ,xv-. A ' .-pffezfi :juz 44 , 37,35 . , ' if Uflfj fj'Z'fE ,. W it fit. .x 'H'- 2 iff ' S ass- i 21- Amy Rosengard Jessica Samuelson Maria Sanchez Dolores Schull Tony Sehwagcr Steve Short Gene Slape George Slape Dane Smith David Smith Debby Smith Juanita Smith Shirley Smith Allena Snyder Seniors 33 Sandy Sokoloski Sammy Soria Melody Spencer Justin Stevens Ronnie Tarkingtin Gloria Taylor Pat Taylor Julie Thacker Rozanne Thompson Kerri Throne Mark Thorsrud Scott Throckmorton Alice Torres Marianne Travers Beth Triphan ' John Twarog Laurie Vaughn Kurt Venos Laura Walls Carol Ward 34 Seniors Gary Ward Pat Ward Steve Watson Loretta Wells Shirley Werner Pam Whillock Mimi White Larry Williams Ralph Wilson Perry Wingate Ronnie Worthy Teresa Wright Jcnnifcr Yeomans Steve Young Connie Yrigolla Lynne Zwiers Seniors 35 l i A Teamwork Helps Juniors In Learning Situation fig ? ' i L ,, , Elmer Adam F f I Irma Amacio .f,'.- A V , K FW, Annette Amaro H X E f, E H Robert Amaro v WM an W ,. 'si A Jw? My Andrews wil X f lf ' A V to iight, att, Vicky Angel . X , S TU' 1 illlf' 'iliiiwifii ' li ll I 'F .. ,C itil' ligf,-l'1l7l- ' Stuart Bailey ict Fff rlllf 'ef-llftiiz 2. it l l l - ZA , sz, 1ib::'f::5.zlQ A ,.t, l rl t , ri t y r t A z i. W B i WD 1 B I me t , ,,, 1 ' H ffl -. .- ' V 54 va, ,Li 'S Greg Balcezak , ' A 'f - 5 41 A iii' ' Q 'S ' in - f' ' wc .., . 9 , J A . ' -tw Wil Tom Barrett , in . K f l .ga . W 'M , 1 g- Carl Barton l ' Q ,-',' ff 'L if , W t X J Monique Bernauer 5, if A wr ,4k.A 1 fi' H it , -,S Xi 1 att Lance Best X i' lil ' 'l' 3' ' i Bindhammer , I 4: M' A 4791 'ff A L5 g Scott Bishop N ' if 1 , K,.,fL 4 Vpfijf 9 Q ' X 3 Jan BiSSCy an - X x r C JeffBl11Ck I C y J tt.r rj t. 1 , ll A ' A5 Mike Bratton A lt ZX ,ik y ' H I hp f. if 22 f V 1 ,Aff Jody Brock t CX, V x V l 5 ' if ' r ji? Sherry Brown Wk If X - - . ' M , w 5 . , f ':'igl3L4.i'f51p, 3' -i f Robbie Bruckner mf , ' 4 '74 Q 'R '-U V ,, Vg. H A. t A ,t 3, Dawn Bruns ,lj--'-ff 3 1 yg V , wtf-Q 5 W ff 5, X ,, f Douglas Bruns :YV ur- : I- V r 1 1571.5 l ds- 4 Dwayne Bruns 4 . ' ,ip - Janna Calhoun if 14 ' Y ' Don Camp '1 , ,, Bill Carpcr , if V ' il 1' A UWB .iin1't:12' 4, - il Teresa Carper Bernardo Castillo , Connie Castillo I Y! i 3 4 ., L' V K, t ,fee 1- Q45 fe tit: ' X xy it fr Sammy Castillo 4 V ' A + V , l , 5 , , ,ff X , f 'fl' ' Sherman Chu X I tl . 1' , K Q ,V Susan Cervantez l. Mitch Anders gets special attention in junior English. 2. .Iunior Class officers are Karla Davis, secrctaryg Craig Jackson, presidentg Kelly Patton, treasurerg Steve Somerville, representative and Maurene Polashek, vice president. 3. Monique Bernauer shows off her typing skills. 36 Juniors Important Year Faces Juniors, Class Officers J , elf ,ky we 3 2 X f , ' ,a ,. 7' X 1 ' , s 1 'T j- HH. John Clement K I all TNQ, E all l U lulj QQ, l' Joan Clemmons X . , X . 5 ii 'f 'ef' li Gary Collins J, 3 ez: H 4 zgf-v A .V 414 . 1 'os A 7 QM ne, Y My ,nf , ki I lf' Q ,pK J ,Q X ff f Mike cook .1 h ff rl, Kwai ,vs . f V , ' 5.1 , 3. 'cw ' 2-.. ,,.f X I - ' June Copenhaver Cindy Criss 0 vm. Justin Davis JL Karla Davis Q ,Q g,fs1? ' Tammi Davis s' J .x . ,J 1' Tina Delfs ' 7 All Vw , y Michaelle I I V ff DelPeschio ' T' ,W ' Brad Dewey 5' r X Jessie Diaz - fel ' 1, :.- :JE John Dickson 1' A Tracy Dobbie f Jose Dominguez Brian Drouin I , Sherri Eshpeter John Evans I' Todd Fields -ki-, Q at 0, 'ff - , if in a' . 1 X ' V -,1. ,, 'f ' i, ,. X 'Q' he ' as 41-B 1 3 , H V- ix ly, X Mike Foley A. - 1 3 1 ' F I ' ' QW -I fs Joaquin Franco ' f 7 3 l '7 -X' 'X '- ' Pete Franco 'ii' lb U v W ' L la 4 45' . ' .i , Ei J . K ,V i VA .'9'C': ,t in Eli Freeman ., Q'lQ.j.,1!L.f- 2 v ' , Debbie Fryc l ,lumpy . -1 l ik- FQ-Yll , Liiffl' Frye Juniors 37 Joyce Fujita Jeannie Gauthier Nicky Gilliam Peggy Gilliland Mike Glover Elizabeth Gonzales Monti Green Ronald Gregg Glades Grieb Suzy Griffin Glenn Groves Rick Haase Mary Halback Debbie Harmon Linda Hendricks Tammy Hendrickson Tom Henson Phillip Hernandez Alicia Hickman Charlie Holt Karen Horton Scott Hunter Jeffrey Hurt Third Year Includes Construction, Art Projects ff.- . 5 ,.., I at A an A I y 5 A W :ai if A' 3 J . fi 'Z' 3 .2 'if- 1 , g. Lk! , 1 igt l M I ,tl K e i , YXJQJQEEWIIQ i tl' fv M ' ',ii YE 'Q J 'ii ,f , J , X J + at 9 474' al. 1 f IH . 1 r ,gl ,r. .ll . ' .1 ' at 1 ,xi J ,f 1 4,tXVW Q I l 24 , , i,ii . J. ff ,r t ,M 'R ci Al 'Qi .lin , ., J V as - J' A Yes! I ' -' l rf, 5 K' r ' K N . , l , A .1-auf 4 if 'iil 1' 1, Q. - . 11.71 . . , J A f J lEliitwl'1!l'fv.3ffl'Qa se ... A t A 1 1. Q .1 'Q Q , re- J A ' J 'J N34 ' ,V V N VVLZL 5? Z rzyy ,-Vy , V f L N X U '1 'YQ 2 ' ' ' :1 Ez' iii' ' 1.5 ' Gr Q tl W L' y . l ii: iiig 53:53 t f N: v, fl t'l , 'il , W Q5 t ,, kfva ' wwf ' ly Q: f, ' 3 , - , ' 'R ' ' ' . get an J ,QQ V wg, f D ' H f lx V fx ii ennis um ff A. , J Vg Henry Hum 5 , ' I s. Ramona lslas , 'A , Wig f l. Randy White determines the strength he will need to turn the cement mixer right side up. 2. Mrs. Federoff helps art student, John Dickson. 3. Laurie Edminston and Kelly Patton get ready for a long volleyball trip. 4. Juniors take time out of English class to read magazines. 38 Juniors , Ars '-z...:' - i' 'f-. :if'g?'3flJi iti..t'x 3 r Juniors Put Smiles Into All Their Efforts lv v M so fi l J 'v f is W X X 1,: 1 ' A X-,Q M ig? 'Q' ,x af in K N 3 s ' i f. J lla V , 4,sgIb Rtil Ji'i Y ,. XX XI Us f Awjftqm - I lx V ,i, 5 syn' ,,L7 ,oy Zig I , is , ' J ,- , H .J .. --1 Kawasaki 5 1, 1 X M l ii, V 'fvowf J ' My 4 V w as 'V in L. M i 2 r ' fy, , J , i n I ' 0 A 1 F x' N 'Q 'V -,-v ,i Q ' 1 ,.. -' 'f' wif ' 5' I L M i i : A k ai' ,, i If A ' K 'srl 0 X 'Q N.. 'xx r f as C ., -Q -- ,rl-J f' MW' J F 4 '- ref ii J 2 Q it 31 NX J I , A 3 iii W. 'Fil f f- J I iiw nisiz V sl maggfhv , P' xl' 6,1 ' J 4' r' Q 'l -of J-as rrvr r rr r f ' 1 X! J - ' ff xi ' qs , -. ' JI L ' fi-1 in ' XY X1L4?ii Craig Jackson Connie Jensen Ron Johnson Reginald Jones Robin Kalmes Wendy Kesler Vernon Kline Cheryl Lacey RichardLamb Mike Larter Mike Leber Becky Leonard Chanito Lopez Sherry Lowenlhal Paul Lozinsky Kelly Lynch Mickey Madore Larry Magda Ellen Marley Tim Marron Ronda Mathews Fred Maynard Richard Mazur Lorri McGinnis Gary McGuinness Donna McGuire Juniors 39 Juniors Mix Serious Studies With Enjoymen ,ft ,13- .f- 4 ,,-4 Debbie Mclntosh Tom McMahon , ...,,,, Joe McMurray John McNcely Suzy Meeks yi Q V f i Marc Mettlen Brenda Meyer J A li -Abe J l grits- sp x 1 M - naw? H smyj S 4 X Mario Miranda Danny Moffett Chuck Mote ,.. A .4 1. Ak Q in - f fx: 5 Diane Myer J' ' i ff' 1 Tom Narofsky Greg Noble . 't H'-' V ,, 1. Juniors model latest shop styles. 2. Homecoming candidates, Steve V Somerville and Laurie Edminston, enjoy a dance. 3. The yearbook room hosts juniors for an algebra test. 4. Two Times staffers like the newest news. 5 Juniors signs show their spirit 40 Juniors V Q: W Spirit, Good Attitudes Encourage Junior Class r ,G . . ' i .5 . ,, , n -v vs X i n .. .Mi W , C f ,,t,i,, , xr st, f 5' nu . .V t iw, 'f 1. . E - lg ' itz, , ..i . -. t A Brenda Noel Cindy Nuckolls Cheri Olson if 'Zi gf X in if . X 34 Q 6, b - V 'g,a,l Y ix is 1 v l 'f 1 ., X X I 1 at 1 f' 1 -I ' R.. ,f Nh 'fn li X, Q l ,Li N 'QA 5 fy? 1 . QM 4. s 33358 1 'P P P l wg, QEY3 N5 i ill i ..,.s.aln, '? - ,A N. 1- , , K ,v A . 4 5 6 ,. . al F M A' W- ,Q K .ve :if 3 4 'N 1 ,., Ny! if if--'rf fiff, 'mo H ry l K ,,, Qg , W fy , I fi ,irc , I CQ' sv f .rr b .P..,,w R A ' ' l , iw. :lg ' 'Vi l .K . r R- utti ,fs X A ,ali P w C fi ieffi ii ,rn , :,,, A Ql, . i t 1, 11 A-.M . 3 ,f 9 X VL , il gy l l a J V l . 'ifw . ' 4' ,.,. ... it W. tg A ' 1 , k L1 Y 3 l . i A. K 'X qos' I 1' 21 an .,- ,. . H films Q C if-37 R . f ,egg :J-vig ,SH iwhm, fo- V W r r f. -S X l 5.31 ltliliiixixftlll 24 t ' t ., ,v Eric Olson ' X David Omstead f ' I Tammy Omstead 'K Lori Oswalt Phillip Patton A Phillip Pena A Rosa Perez A Rhonda Phillips Ii ' li Sandra Pitts Qin ME l 1 f 1 I tr x ', ' v I . f A. ' . 4 W 'V 'f' f-'fl Maurene Polashek ,.4. 5 12 C Leanne Post We Chris Pruett is 'E Lynnette Pruitt A Bobby Quesada Melanie Racine ' -' ' Roberta Ritter Mark Robinson Sheila Robinson 'bf x xx f :vii Socorro Rodriguez L John Romines , Lola Ross l' 522553. Tim Roszko Juniors 41 Q . 'Helping Gthers' Becomes Juniors' Key Wo fe 7. ,. f .. . ..,'1.1fe' 1 . fr., if Lisa Ryan Debbie Saenz Pat Schoonover Linda Schreib Art Scott Penny Sherman Steve Shochet Todd Short Teresa Simington Laurie Singleton Clifford Smith Heidi Smith Tina Smith Dale Somers Anthony Sorrells Gene Sparks Charles Starkey Brian Stepp Richard Stevens Mark Stovall Annette Taylor J Q 4,3 'z ' ' ' . tel K ' ' ', . , he .- - if ,,-. - ff-J ,s T Ti x fw e 1 ferr 'rx S N as ' .Ra .t,. ' ff ii 1... . . we pits l rig . ,Ps-4 'S si . fs- 4- -N - ag ,B jg , ' ii. , ,. 6 4 ' K ? , A Q 'X 4 I 'l ' ' -f t be, 0 if. 4 . . is . ,1i,,, N fn 4 is QQ, it ' T W i .L K. h :' ,. ., gf ,A gf SQ fl , ' lyia t . . X as -I ' Wifi? of ' - :fbi Nu tn I i t gl t s mga. iii J - L X -'1 :i ' '. .Q-I' X i aiel fir, ,Q mf . l ,Wx ., 0 , 2 Q.. 5 W K V 1- ' K 834 Q ' I C K Heather Stock ,- tg jo- X K. g i, N 7's'2fr 'fell l. Marc Mettlen tries to convince seniors that juniors are number l. 2. Juniors await alumni at their Homecoming reception. 3. Senior Eric King assists Junior Mark Robinson in putting magazines together. 4. Junior Eric Olson grins happily as he tries to lift weights. 5. Charlie Holt stops what he's doing to see what everyone else is working on. 42 Juniors l 'Elf , fl 'it If i 2. 4 1 v 'I J 6 A '5 ' i 1 fi , . W wi M ,A 'tif' il 1 f My .lr .71 F44 . .N ,go-. 1 Juniors Find F un In Elective Classes ,sw sig, l NNN ,-, i f A me l J Q cl , . H s ,.. xl -J, is new lemma 2 a fa a .3 'L i T ' .ct ., , V in he lL,,,,i Wg KL I .. , fbi T lQfHQ3Q???2 we as 5 ' f N 5 f i X T 1 it if T f ye-fr it ,Q T X i ii' f L .iii i ' 4 -me Ei V 5 W .,,, - T W' . M i ,L 4 T ly Q -M Q ,, I kVl', ? as aj M ,,,W. x.,,,,,. QQ., ,,z,,i ,,1,, Q ,f k,k i ,. ,,'L K J 'i 1 V fffb' - f ri, it ,1 f if ,fy It ' ' gl in Eli ruMMn,'q- Ltkk WEZ: i . Q i 1 we an as at 3 gr f. K-,fx By s, T s 4 ,Y xl ,..k Kun! fky ig' H rife X snafw , .. ,a Becky Taylor Dorene Terry Robert Thielman Charlotte Tobias Maureen Travers Mike Tucker Sharon Tunnis Pat Umphress Alex Villa Norma Villa Martin Walker Debbie Warren Tom Warren John Watson Patty Wells Laura Welsh Tami Williams Gerald White .lack White Randy White Jeff Willoughby Cha Cha Yarter Diane Young Juniors 43 Sophomores Manage To Find Time For Recreation , viz f ' ' va, J 1 , , f f ,V in T 'C' ' ,, iq Deborah Abate f ,V 3 V e J, in 5:1 ii ' 1 if Kelley Acker ,, i ' 'K , V ' ,,, , , ,W Matthew Adam 4 . . Vx - ' ' , Chuck Adams ' V AV, K W 5 V 1. Maria Altamirano .V ' X -,V ' Clifford Amos V ' it .J ' Penny Anders ' -' 'f'V'54 i',. 2 Ziff -'.i , Q tv t VVVVVTV ,, A 4. '- -. . t fi . L to at F. VV, L 'fx J , ei -,f t M! it VV it it V ,f i ge . v I 4 K N- 1 V M. ir A ' ,f Nl t,,.,, J, W- ,, . t j txt r ,X N ii X l , ,, f .4 , , t L 7 S V rw , M . it .ff f 7:1 . . f. ,, .t Mtv, X Y, V f,, .t. f f Q 'aff .in ' V i,,. i ,r V V QV ,V V V A':V Dave Andrcaccio ii ,' -N if W-V David Anway W 5' , 1' Albert Avenetti Q B iw Vivv , Leonard Bade Q , . Jeanette Balcezak 'if 1- W 2 VAV J 2 Roger Baldwin 1 ,V Randy Bannon if if M ' ,sf ,J Sandra Barnes , Y .fVV - V X 3. I I- 1 Danielle Barr V' ' ' JV - jf' Tim Bengc R CV j fa3tiV 2V,s H V J yyi. V Tamara Benson ml - f , iw Palus Bernardy 8 -'i- iff, divx ,, Donald Black 1 V 5 , l Lori Ann Bourland M' nf ui ' J iiaa if t me ,, . -i 'i I ' ' i i iff? V .if i ' James Bradford ' 45 . V A Laura Brannock A Tl ,hw Lori Brant , , , f Q , e Diane Bratton - if wx 7 sb Randy Bratton t 9 D Stacy Bride i e f ' 'CQ Susie Brown ,, ,W 3, ., , . at, - V ,J V im , , ,J r J Q -4, e f n a i Patti Bruckner V X l ,fy Julie Bustamante V1 it ' , is ,Q Ben Carbajal t 1 ,fig ,H EY 1 1 'ii' V V V V V A ,,,, -47, J aaii f 57, , J J i , ili , V ' ii i,, 7 '- ' '- -i , Robert Carbajal ' ayio Frank Carlino ' WI' V , J lll James Carlino ' V - i A , ,QA l. Jack Owens plays ping pong. 2. Sophomore Class officers are Randy Bratton, vice presidentg Jancl Nesbitt, president and Tuesday Pierson, treasurer. CSecond Rowj Lori Brant, secretary and Laura Romo, represen- tative. 3. Palus Bcrnardy works hard during typing class. 44 Sophomores . .V,,,., .v ,W ,V 11 sf ill. r 11 'M' kr! 5 'ter .M , ,. If . Mn. wif ,, H Q it lx Xt! f ' .J 1- - , , gi 33: s W' f. f'1. 5' 7 ,ff :i', 2 QV V t 'iz f fu TN s S K , EL 6 9151 Sophomg? ers Plan XG For gpirCttecl5'enth Year y fn, -4 ' X 1 , . Q X K , . 'ez il , , Q in a IIN t.. ' f f A 'W 'es ,..Mm,' gl ... 4 1 X t ' y I u. lt Glf 'K 1, , W .VH 7 k N I' - Qffflnf i 1 lzfm-Et Ny, -,z ln: S David Carpenter Ann Carter Antonio Castillo Bcrnadina Castillo Susie Chavez Laura Clark Keith Coleman Mary Coleman Brenda Collier Brenda Compton Anne Contcstable David Covey Kirk Cramer Fred Curtis Dennis Dahler Dcann Darby Christian Davis Daniel Davis George Deegan Scott DeKostcr Teresa DelPeschio Julie Demoss Robert Dempsey Brenda Denton Brian Dickey Sharif Diggs Sophomorcs 45 Busy Sophomores Make Good Use Of Free Tim X I . Rx f Nicholas Doguet Debbie Doonan Phil Douglas Kenny Duncan Bobby Durazo Debbie Edgerton Devin Edwards George Farrell Mike Fields Michael Foster Dimas Franco Loretta Franco Jeffery Frizzcll William Fujita Lorri Funk David Gacilos Dan Galgano Becky Garcia George Garcia Don Garrett Richard Garrison John Gartland Sandy Gauthier Cami Geasa Greg Gentry Doris Gilliam Anita Gilliland Tammy Glover Martin Gonzales John Goodman Denise Goodwin 46 Sophomores E? yay Q 'tg '-if? 'iff ! l 1 I K ' t :-' v' X 'W' .. .. S' 1 is ii l , 'TF e F' J f Y .K in PX M Ewa Y of Y Q - G we rl g W l staa K if V 1 fy 'v ' 'ff 1 Q las:-rl '55 f . l .gf s. ea s f sl if e - ae- F . 1 K ' 1 F X ' - Q, r Y' 2 f at 1 . be -4 .va it 3'ffah2.1! 'i ' ' of i ' , ,. l.. 3 .r ' 3 V -YQ: , 0 K .lt -D ya. . 4 l i ,ti L fi - X l ZVN f 5 W N X x tx ,.al':. . - Xl!! i' s' , f I l 1 , 'il X , 5 AZ gf fail lui: ,Y 'F 'QQ Spirit Week, Rings Helps Brighten Year For Sophomores ..wl,.,, Q Q- ' T. iii' H Am . K lr ., We ' , 'M - X . ' ' U Q ' il fi, l ' ' QI-ji: L Mario Granado . , .Xu . . . X ', .5,: 1: Martin Grimes , Z' i' Lce Gromley ' V 3 'f-- 'L' A James Hammond , -'22 i i' 2. 1, ' ef ., a 43 i ' , , ' . .1 . 'Wil 'M . 0' ' 'T L-, 5 .tx ' , . 'Y .carry it ' Ronda Harbison I 6 4 N.1q,Vfii1l y Mary Hardin 1 Iii Aga ,' 3 i Kim Harris if i tx. Lil-Iffis 9 X l ill Jaran Harry 4 1 'tw ' In I fi' , '. I , 4 Q 1 6? 4. . Monica Hassinger ' ' Z ff il 32.2 Brenda Hernandez W if' i' A .. Richard Hickman J 4, ' 'lt A 1 ia-ez' Michelle Hogan , if , , . . -. Susan Hogg - sale? I 51:25 'e'- i Linda HOW A... ,,,:ff, 1. ef--'wr' if 5' N I 1 N ig John Hopkins f D' .Q Bl .wi fa Theresa Horner Dawn Hudson Kenny Hum Peter Hum Sherry Hummer Jackie Humphreys Jake Hunter .Y ,M--... -ft M nil. I. Sophomores prepare to goto classes. 2. Melinda Sparks gets involved in FFA activities. 3. Pam Leslie and Marcie Sickmon take a break during a hard school day. 4. Sophomores show spirit by decorating lockers during Spirit Week. 5. Sophomores talk about ordering class rings. Sophomores 47 l Sophomores On The Ball With School Activitie l. John Gartland shows off his ping pong talents. 2. Art student Bobby el:-:ii 'Lf Sokoloski proudly displays his masterpiece. 3. Sophomore Randy Bannon J mixes cement for the building project. A 'fs 6 5 Q 5-K A .. f if L David Huntley Diana Hurley A M Tina Jackson 4 ' My it . w l .2 .q offs if 'gilt I-,g V lag 'L' ' R if . 'mf Angie Jimenez N 1 ,,-Y , , -A P e l' aff 'M : f ,, - - s J- si at e li 1 William Johnson xg se b ,, VV HJ, ,V E A tv. . .' .3 Ron Johnson e .. 3 ,,. , g. . .,,. . J, K Zack Kazal Patrick Kelly - ' Geoffery Kerr - f Diane Kinkel A - z. F P , Kelly Jones J 9. fy 7? 4' ,T ,' 1, , - , T15-I A, 4 Julie Kinsman ee.. .Q .. ,, A ff J . Karen Klos ,A , iE,Wg,?W,,,..c,. gil., ' ff 'T'Jf ., v ' -. fe.. ,Qs 1 - M. , l 1!1i'h Susan Knight ni, N? ' g Q., 5' 1 . David Kuykendall W -'- . ' A f Q- - ' ' ' Henry Lagunas l W 1 'f22'- V is 'Q li J 4 1, X if X X J' xi K I' W Randy Lamb L i - , N 'I 7' , N- S A l il S' Z Mandy Langford 4 .X 5, I . Xi , gZ?.RM VL V V . gtttr g . M 1 I - ' l . . f ' ' , X 1 X ' , , l ' .' ,, ,, - Susan Laos , V 4 t- nf V, la , , .5 V , t- 1 Carl Latimer . ., S' ' 8 ni all R 'IA ' M T ij X W' at: ...,, ,,. 1 wsgm- , - ,. H4 A4 ' W Q, J.. , A James Leal ' A Freeman Leaming M '4 l f - - eg . 42.2-f J' ia? J L Daniel Ledlow 'f-ff gg up 1t.4 l of lt L - M S of A 5.1 Shannon Lee . up .h x . A Eugene Lemme , if Paula Lee I, H-f 5 ire? WM' Q -- , 'K Alf s Cathy Lerma l X ' ' l f 5 . Q I v Q.. K , - . 3' . Mercy Lerma 'gffw img g Susan Lerma ' . . .V , X s A ' I H. pm 'IP I 4, if KV in -f f- xg ' Y Q17 1 f , 21 L Q 30 it l ' 2 l I c 1 'Q YE. ' 519.-if l . . . . it K- -X EP all ' f c ' ' it if A get 2'-5 ' ,. .. 34 MAJ 43 .X ef ig ! za l 'fy 'di f 7K 3 K .cgi 1 r ' Pam Leslie W James Lester X X Robert Lester t ,ga WQX f . I 1. ' ' .' Roger Lupe - ' J Michael Logan A .I J ,V 1 f 48 Sophomores f x -, i ' i iffy 4 , -1 au.. .f 5 L 1 , . 1' if A ,F , JI i 4 A Li ' vt.. O J i Cp- iif L W ll re ,,..f M , . , Ui? -It 6 V R ii i f ' t it L f ' 1 . 15 , X K vaf V , . al XXX xy ix X N .ti Sophomores Mix Talent With Construction Work tix taxa if KA, V xQNXQ, ' Q S: f ,1!f'1' : -- XX -1 ,yi t 'I-45: P- E fL'wYb- .1 in im in 1, fn 'vim '.w 1 41 .. ,Ap Q 11 ..-f ,hh Af W- vs! Q I!! i , 1 fiiiifh A YT. it . 1- xr f i . Q A! .x 1, l ,f W I A 5. f . ! X f' it it 'xl 8 , 2 ag, Q -52.1 ,K A V- 3 t 41' Q 5 4? 3 R 9 ' , I U1 . 4- '3 Q r 1 Il, Ulf ,,, fr sv. 41 x , L we 7 4- 1-1 I PN. '41 ' . ' N T' - R A X u f QE O Veronica Longoria Maribel Lopez Christopher Loustaunau Don Luna Luana Luter Gilbert Martinez Rosalinda Martinez Nancy Meeks Teresa Mendoza Laura Mitchell Rosemary Mogge Cynthia Mote Ernest Munoz Patty McClellan Martin McDonald Kenneth McGill Lena McKnight Terrence Narofsky Shelly Neilson Gavin Nelson Janel Nesbitt Denise Noble Sylvia Nuncio Vicky Olson Peggy O'Neal Olga Ortiz Sophomores 49 Wide Phases Of Campus Life lnvolve Sophomore l. Pam Leslie puts on make-up for the haunted house while Maryann Coleman assists her. 2. Sophomore Lena McKnight sells baked goods for the Black Togetherness and Awareness Club during lunch time. 3. Brenda Hernandez seems to be deciding whether to go to class. Jack Owens Jeff Owens Bruce Packer Creagh Pankin Curtis Parker Gilbert Paul Alicia Pena Eva Perez Frank Perez Sandra Perez Cletus Pfeiffer Pam Philabaum Charles Phillips Kathryn Picarello Julie Pierce Michele Pierce Tuesday Pierson Lisa Provencio Suzanne Racine Ignacio Ramirez Ralph Reynolds Denise Richards Brenda Richey Magda Rivera Ruben Rivera Teresa Rivera Mark Rockwell Candy Rodgers 50 Sophomores , ss, . . A I ., .. ss Ti I H ,f mam? l r 4 -.fl 'vm K t v' ! ff! K ,,zz H 2 . - Q 8 if I k if H in ', ' f N -1 S X lbw ', 4 ,va 'Q hh In i K -- . N1 A ' P- f, x- eeae Y r , i l , W rlsgl ggkkxx I 1, 'xl Y I My eee' v i. if 'if it in . 4 , , X ,J w.. M' .is . or P ' t,.1- 1 fe ii a K P A t I Sophomores Encounter Year Of Wonderment 41 U K Q , - , 'g.v,u---- tr if, fa V , if M Q , K rr .1 ,, :fr I ., U i ' ,A ,N . , ,,. ,.t. 1- f' , !.A F6122 W. ' ' r I L ',,,,'-flwtgs. A .gg 2 5 , M? K f r 1 , 'E 4 4 W . ! I ,, .,,.. t it - i c X vias- t,t t , ,, v ' A i. 'lky -Q 'J iih R t. xjf '1 N r f A, t. v vw. H J, Q' ,Kip 5, 5-g A 3 , 3' flifll E3AWf?r fl ,uffe y- viz. , ',k., A 4 I Qs? M 5.5. V , 2 , to I ata - ,, e 4, r , 1 M - W . ,A , 'f ' at s f - x ,Q y , -4. -aj K LLVV if My 71' J-X. fi , 1 zv., K ,L ,f V y f' at i, t fi 7 i ' ,i its if S S iX J v F i . if xv k f lf, ff 0 ,l kfagdlf V V th if ' ff UQ f S S I i K Ii R X J? -,uf . 1- 1 ' ' ' 3: Mi' ' ally fi 1 evver lf: i Kristine Rodgers Forrest Rollings Richard Romero Laura Romo Frank Roth Sandra Ryan Denise Saenz Oscar Saenz Mary Salazar Brian Samuelson Stuart Sanders Dan Scherzinger Eric Schisler Kara Schrant John Schwager Monette Sexton Rex Shea Leonard Shipley Steven Short Marcie Sickmon Betty Sieglaff Don Simington Carolyn Smith Robert Smith Steve Smith Bobby Sokoloski Dale Somerville Melinda Sparks Sue Stanislawski Kim Stepp Richard Stoddard Shelly Stogsdill Barry Stonehouse Frances Tajc Sophomores 51 Sophomores Continue Casual Approach To Year l. Sophomores Debbie Abate and Sandy Gauthier enjoy snacks at the concession stands. 2. Jerry Lewis waits patiently to get a Coke. Pam Thielman JoJane Thomasson Larry Thompson Larry Thorne Amy Triphan Norma Valencia Rudy Valenzuela Connie Vaughn Mara Villa Socorro Villa Vicky Walker Amy Ward Sheryl Ward James Wash Donna Washburn David Webb Yvonne White Clarissa Whiting Lynn Williams Joe Wingate Keith Woods Dennis Woolbert Carol Wooten Joseph Wright Debbie Yost Phillip Young 52 Sophomores 4 'G ff i Q H, as ,, H V N N we ax ' dl , Eg! gl, faq. . 'X mix X ft ' if raw, Z Z N i fl I I gllg. X , i 3'gi x L 1 V - , I A -j ty Q1-j ' Nl? m zw vi V I , 1 ., ii 4 .' if ' , l it ,i. ,111 X 'I if I l 4. wx g V N V-N r.g'f' f' fn ' . A, so ei 4 .W - , Kira ' .. ' ,ag-X 4' lg,. ' Ei N ,J Rifmar, ' .4 N , E lla , 4, 5 'S Y! U R .fi l, 3 -' I L all L , H -W . ' i-r 5- C 93' . yy k xr 3 R 9 I ir 'I' 4. Ti i A f J , ai Ti 'atv-53 i If X. . I 1 Y' X , . 9 K l 1 t l ,' C Q53 135' , fi , W T' -M' arrv c eg , ' f . ,V X rl, ,f . , , 2 N. Q06 ,Il s -f e f ia, - . 4 ' X l INN A Q 1 L 5 ,f fi ' Leading the Class ol' '82 are Vliley DeSpain, treasurer: Terri Somerville, Student Council reprcsentaiveg Vickie Patton, vice president: Robin Gowdy, president and Jeanne Paddock, secretarv, 'L' it R 'L l 'XX 't.. sal i Fi: LAI: li- A X 5 ll! Ely as it A- Cfficers Lead Work Of Freshman Class 'KIM C.. ,af it Elf 35 teeet in N 'tt u , , S ,sf 'i 'f'! l lil my tist ff if 5. , - ., , M., W, L: ' .f ww iiiiii ,L A' C C A A' ' .. Q 1- ' ,r N1 -M' frm Q, W, A Q J X . ' L lf' l if W' ll I I ' t l yi , 36 ' 1. li ff , C N Q ' CX X A . t 1 YY X i f -.,t QQQJJQA, ii V 5 il ii X I ' I I l , . . , . . O i, K -Cnr-Q! A K t. Lk nl A X' , T .1 1 I R 1 ' A 'F wg, B 'iii - as P C L - ' v ' . t- I if 3 v ie s ta ls Kiwi' gr-. f:..., l -- ' ' .-, . X B C , .B ' l S ee tt Q7 ' ,,, a Y . in i Q , 2 X x ,I .4-u.-man 'ff .t John Adolph Edward Albright Mike Alcff Ambrosio Altamirano Yvonne Amaro Sonia Andrade Dorene Andrew Regina Anway Lori Baize Vickie Baldwin Sherri Bannon Melonee Barrett Eric Barry Mark Barry Doreen Barton Robert Bell Joe Benitez Ben Bledsoe Carolyn Bratton Kirby Bristow Debbie Bright Michael Brooks Jim Brown Tracy Brown Derricks Bruns Carlos Bustamante Candace Calhoun Laura Callentin Susan Camp Mike Campoy Connie Cantrell Reed Carpenter Ofelia Castillo Stacia Chambers Franco Chavez Sandra Christainsen Corky Clawson Freshmen 53 Freshman Class Members Enjoy Campus Fnendship Christine Contestable Richard Contreras Ted Cook Karen Cool Michael Cordova Rodger Cusimano Deanna Damiano Michelle DeKoster Dora DeLaOssa Wanda Delfs Chet DeMoss Miley DeSpain Diana DeWitt Dolly Diaz Thomas Dimmick Scott Dominguez Stephanie Douglas Peter Drouin , ,qi wa- y X l , . A ,Q f- T ig 1 ai ,aft .. ' ' ,y mm. 'R ,'f' .rw M., I 2. ,7 r N, ai, 1 .ve Todd Elliott William Ellis 'riff X Diana Embry Sidi? 1' A11 Francisco Espuma V ' r 's William Farrell ,V '11, .. John Feldmann A Jerry Finstad . W ' David Flocks ' , 54 Neal Fox Aparisio Franco 1 il I it C f 64 is ,X Kathleen Freed if ' Mona Funk V Q Q, ,- A . 5 1 2 .. fl 'X 1 Q it Robert Gagnon i' Phyllis Gaines V l. Freshmen Paula Lujan Doreen Andrew, Lisa Robinson, Donna Shelor, Daisy Rodgers and Marga- ret Henson relax during break. 2. Chow time seems to please Kris Mettlen. 54 Freshmen 'ie' T if , iw ' ' 4+ 'U 4 we ,f , fer-ai 12 Q Q 15:3 i Mai 'F W again 2' dl? QL 72, V5 r 9 i ll I if A si 4 'lr 2 if l S M if Food Fills Frosh For Frivolous Fun ,I 16 -a lg., K I e , W V 1 ,ft w.. ' 1 'W f J 1 K I f x , ,, , eata 1- K V' stiit if - Sf' '-v in f - .LJ Mg is : lf . . . g WX iw, ., ,,,, ,er f I if T- Q' 'X i I .F ff df? fi N X 1 ' X l . 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Q ' J f' A .J its 1. r , ' -,., Sidi , ami if ' R a t ' r' W llfgair , Jia :'b ,,, ffl f T- ' it ' :tw , : ,. 2v', ,fy W , ',5. , tu I K V i V ,, S X lf X 'J f iii 1 'Q l is if Am' 2J J M , cm. - 5 vang: .ffy K ,, ii 1 J l s f, 1 27, J f Qf s Q, J ,Eg Wifi? if if , 1 ,,2 R A ,Al 5 X 'r iff '1- ff ' ,,,- V I ,+,,,,, ,M , H mx K, x Eric Garcia Robert Garner Richard Glover Patty Goodwin Robin Gowdy Donald Greathouse Guy Green Mike Griffith Roberta Gusa Janice Hagan Remi Hall Vivian Halton Terry Hampton William Harlow Douglas Harmon Shana Harrill Steven Harris Mark Hawkins Jerry Heath Stephanie Helin Margaret Henson Jesus Hernandez Donald Hill Douglas Hill Mollie Holtzman Benny Huddleson Guy Hunter Bonita Hurt Edmund Islas Robert James Freshmen 55 Busy Class Schedules Keep Frosh In A I-I l. Freshmen Mary Schwager, Anthony Wabick, Jenny Wall and George Welsh shuffle through their lockers between classes. 2. Freshmen gather in the auditorium on first day of school for a welcoming orientation. 3. F- ---W- 3 Archery during sixth hour P.E. finds lots of freshmen Robin Hoods. Kendra Johnson Ronald Kee Laura Kelly Christy Kent Danny Kimpton Deborah Kinkle Russell Knepper Renee Knerr Julia Kramer David Kull Daniel LaFon Larry Landon Jon Leonard Connie Lerma Brenda Lester April Lindsey Kevin Lockheart Kevin Loftin Charles Longshore Johnny Lopez Margarita Lucero Paula Lujan Marie Lundy Lyric Luter Janice Luzzi Richard Maas Denise Madore Mike Magda Patrick Malak Stephanie Maldanado Andrew Marco Tom Marron Hector Martinez Ismael Martinez 56 Freshmen , JK . N f v sf -pf 'ar' I N g, nf 4 1 18 Q E M' ,, ' 'leg'-3 ff ni' C .5 -LL ., J J J gn C ,g mwf VM fr ii kyyk' if 'Still all th ,Q c,,' ', V w I i ' 6 ' 1 it ,, faq 1 R Q a 'Z ,,,,x:,f .t Z Q W' gy ' f ' F155 4-ru J 2 acati J ' 4 N t l J J 'ff , ?'l'f1rF tt, A ' A J J - - TW . 'J , ' .,: i-,' A A as stes A t , ti, at fi I A 1 v ' . fi ' ,,:e- 'W J t 1 , L 11 .i.f X A.,i::.Vl H A K VV Y f - .1 if Vg A f M K, , 1 Y I X5 ,, , if yaee .lla A 'D e 1 Agtzg ' ef E+ ff', ., 5 . l' -Ji 'samr , 'yjfyffj' Q -ff XM cv, , x , 0, 'f bl -ai m f' Zi!-fr 1 I wi- h ,, it ' af e V. L av , 6' V, , 1 k 9' Ax ' w , an , .i tifatelotlfefedf . tr gm in if 'iff - A, I . wreck' C al L i ,ist-e 112 -f 9 W' 1. Indoor, Outdoor Events Keep Class Of '82 Active Qst t t Y if . r a rises sie . x A - ' .K 2' is as .i K? P ' stssot it f l , it y Ig , at YQ . wifi tttw' L tl E. -.PKI ' .M . aw. X ' in-av - X J 'Z ...Af fm.. 'X fs X F' aa el ,tt -331325: ' 'L ' ve -1? Lf ilfxl' A X1 -' fta4 attygt ttt iiifff'Q 31.45 if ,hifi 1a'f ' tth. 2 J .fa n I t ' fl J A s t E I ,f , lj tv- N J? at if -ll ssstt t J D Y t feb 1 . 'ff f 41 . stir, .5 f'q.i.Q' t. N 4 n, . J i slt J at WL l i ' 1-- 1 A t't-. ' 'P 51.2-L f 'ii X' ..t- J. x 1: if t ki ' ff I V, XX I , EX . R i ,YLK ykiggw, K Steven Martinez Billy Marty John Matagrano Anthony Mayne Jackie MacFarlene Gregg McGuinness Tom McMahon Kris Mettlen Melinda Milkey Rebecca Miranda Mitch Moffett Tina Moody Jeffery Moore Russell Moore Carolyn Mote Phillip Narum Carla Neal Ramon Nixon April Nolen Mike Omstead Robert Onkka Delfina Ortega Elyse Oskins Troy Owens Brent Packer Jeanne Paddock Armando Pargas Tracy Parsons Tamara Patton Vickie Patton Freshmen 57 Campus Spirit Fits Into Freshmen Liv M ares C Ai . ... . s li . .4 .. , e, Q M. .. - - l. F, -ff Q ' 1 K R FW ' .-..A:1L- l.kx A ECQY C I Ruben Perez i ixii. gLi: 5 l lfzlff' 5 y ami 0 ena . wx L Cynthia Pena if R 'js Johnny Pena 2 i.. i Marie Perez 'E Q . 55 5 2 . ,LL lri. E Karen Philabaum .f P f a A Melonie Phillips g ,X few Shelly Phillips J-fkf William Phipps ' . ,I -- -' y , .X Derek Post ,,.' fi- - , I f K Seth Prather , X I l f Shawn Priest t . XXXL 1 Beth Pruett M Y 'I , , jy 4 C . .. P .. - . . ,.,,l. s 1 Mark Pyne l X :CA Richardo Quezado 5 ' f i L N Martin Quiroz i ,J - - fifrf' ' . 1 :-. l : .- 1 Donna Regalbuto J i ii Q X 2 Evan Ren ,- Craig Rex L sem A A ,.. f... i f , ,g lp.. .V . ' 2 at g!.!.i. V+ 2 . f . A . hw. -as ff Y. .ggs .a - g Q 3. . , . A. K I' -1:-vi' yi' 6 lrvin Reynolds if Sally Richey Shanna Rltchle A 3? l. Eric Barry and Shannon Ritchie hold up the Homecoming sign. 2. Dolly Diaz during cheerleading tryouts show her skills. 3. Pat Malak, Jeff Moore, Mark Hawkins, John Adolph, Buggy Williams, Jim Tawncy and Danny Tarkington wear theirjerseys the day ofa game. 4. Guy Hunter and Eric Barry pulling in front lor the freshman team. 58 Freshmen .3 -i I ' xii if -X 3 was w X Q l LW ,,,, ,f Freshmen Find Tough Competition ,rw fwszifgfftf- f Y f rlllff.. - K 'Q 'i 'E S 1 ef v . QW. V ,, t ' gl , MZ in , f. 3 ., 9 'ig 5 vwY'f.j,l', Q t tj i : A 1 ' I5 li, , r Q 1, 4 ef' fi we 't to ' ' c 'Y 4 i H J 5 x aa , eg A? , l jx A , ,,,. Liam, ,,,,, W ii .J,.W ,ff -' E . , x I its S S . X fha. N ' W, i g ,, t , , t ,i ,Q my , ny 1, Yi--W milf , , V in t W 3 '. vt' 1 ' - zijgjggi ' sf, N., ,,, ' it 'Nl' R will , ' V ' t K6 5-We I it :Q if .1 t ill 3 Ii' if f 1 ffl' ram, 4 i it e 'Lil l.r5ff!t.c'f Martin Rivera William Rhodes Harvey Robertson Lisa Robinson Debra Rodriguez Dana Roszko John Roszko Carolyn Rowe Catherine Ryan Louisa Saenz Patrick Sarrells Dawn Schafer Roberta Scher Roger Schombert Katherine Schombert Robert Scholl Mary Schwager Gena Scott Sheryln Seely Alisa Shaw Freshmen 59 Big Plans Boogie Fever Keep Frosh I-Iopp ,- 3 .t S' f if my Joanie Sheahan ,. l 5 . Donna Shelor ' l l Maury Singleton ' t fit .x..f 1 h Q X. ,- , 'S A Q Gerald Smith A A Leroy Smith L ,t Richard Smith -3 4 ' Shan Smith t J 'I ' . V, Terri Somerville X 14 'i Russell Spendlove at Cindy Sparky ' I Dave Stever i David Stovall l ' Tamara Sturgeon l ' ' 513, A Q -t his -cvf Barabara Tarkington Y Dan Tarkington rw X .g f i :ti -.A ' . ,. U ff W N K 14 K lu , gg K W1 e' ' A Q' to f5 Matt Terry X , 1 3' '- is s K3 ,, ilot ie- if .t ' il' S at Lisa Tipping 4 SX Lisa Tucker 1 H X , , I. Robin Gowdy conducts a Freshman Class meeting. 2. Jeanne Paddock and Gary Whiting get down to the disco beat. 3. Susan Camp helps a headless classmate hang the freshman banner during spirit week. 60 Freshmen H z. xr' N ' ,. ff? a ,4.3.'1r7 if Q a ' 7' ,sv if R gi y M ful' X ly IQ. L . Y ' ' Q T 3.3 Q Il lf V -xk 4 S , A X Q' 9 J V, , X r 5,4 -,At of - 1 Freshmen Set Goal Of Top Spirit Efforts 3. l il 'A 'E , Qi , f ' l ? I , 0- gg QL, . .M- J Q x 91 .44 if-I . i i X f ti: L S -t X gi A f -,Q Dewi--ff - ' ' 51532 if 'Q .,r,,,,gfa - , L sg osx ' All s 1 me . is A A ,lf 1 .L 'K - wi J af . X I X f Z ki Q I' i 'gf' 'iigfa M. P ' - gf: X 'fir - mi 'A - 21. if it i f i , I H ' , W ' vw All lr f 'P 'Q ls ilk? Q ,i Y R AE, E V' ii t ' V 1 I ' fy WX I . N g.-. fi Q Q, .. a. -v. e- x y ff, 5 - -, 'W jx . YM f, .., , .- as i ii f Laurel Tunis David Turk Lori Turner David Upham Ken Verch Erma Villa Anthony Wabick Lisa Wakly Becky Walker Jennifer Wall Terry Washburn Laura Washington George Welsh Becky Wershaw Patrick Whillock Jimmy Whitcamb Gary Whiting Gary Wier Herbert Williams Tom Withers Jamie Wood Gwendolyn Worth Vincent Wright Joyce Yeomans Jacob Young Todd Zipprich Freshmen 61 62 Athletics v Q Apt' Q Athletics 63 I-lard-Fought Season Ends For Varsity Footba Marana's new head coach Larry Casoni and his assis- tants, Paul Schmidt and Bill Ludeke, found it difficult to capture the AA South conference championship with the Tigers' season's hopes ending in a 3-6-1 win-loss record. The Tigers opened up the season with three non-confer- ence games with the Tigers coming out ahead in two of them. Nogales was their first opponent as they entered the AA south conference. The Tigers beat Nogales 28-I 8 with a strong come back in the first quarter. With this victory the tigers pulled off their first homecoming game since l974 and won their first conference game on Tiger turf. The Tigers then traveled to Flowing Wells to tie the Cabelleros l4-l4 and lost the Arizona playoff series that is required in case of a tie. The Tigers then hosted top rival Canyon Del Oro. It was a tough defensive game all the way, with the Tigers scoring first. The Dorados then capsized on a defensive mistake that caused the Tigers two points. Then with a minute and forty seconds left the tigers were stunned as a Dorado ran a punt back for a touchdown with the Tigers losing a heart- breaker, 8-6. The Tigers then went on the road for three games, Douglas, Tolleson and Safford and lost all three games on costly mistakes. The last home game ended in a loss to San Manuel I8-l l. Though the record did not show the Tigers were winners. They were winners to Maraha High School as they brought spirit and enthusiasm to the school. l. Craig Bratton follows Daniel Ramsey's block against a Nogales player. 2. Tigers show their spirit before kick-off. 3. Loyd Gainous congratulates Mitchel Anders after making a tackle. 4. Daniel Ramsey gets ready to catch a pass. 5. Martin Honea eludes Flowing Wells tacklers. 6. Varsity members are tFirst Rowj Steve Watson, Brad Dewey, Rick Phillips, Bobby lsals, Ernie Robles, Lalo Bustamante and Martin Honea. tSecond Rowj Manager John Meyer, Carl Lee, John Mendoza, Clay Parson, Mike Mitchel, Richard Nolan, Ray Campos, Tom Kleinschmidt, Steve Somer- ville, John Twarog, Bill Murray and manager Ricky McDaniel. tThird Rowl Coach Paul Schmidt, Daniel Ramsey, Loyd Gainous, Steve Young, Joe Kuykendall, Ronnie Tarkington, Mitchel Anders, Mark Thorsrud, Aurelio Aranda, Ed Payne, Tom Henson and Coach Casoni. fFourth Rowj Coach Bill Ludeke, Fred Rivera, Mike Franco, Dane Smith, Greg Glad- den, Eric King, Vince Fujita, Kurt Venos, Rick Clark, Mike Richards, Sam Soria and Rudy Diaz. 7. Daniel Ramsey leads the Tigers on to the field. 8. Carl Lee gains valuable yardage. 64 Varsity Football ' QE fi? 51? fl s-as as 9 LN Junior Varsity Football Team Finishes Close To Ever 'T . ...ref ' ' .. - . i fx 4, S . I 525. ig 1 VT i' Q '-Q-N ' The junior varsity football team was full of spirit and enthu- siasm through thick and thin. The Cubs finished the year with a 4-5 win-loss record. Coach Catt was very happy with his Cubs despite the record. He commented that with two excep- tions every game was very close and could have gone either way. The Cubs were super spirited through their first three games which they won and that was a sign of a winner. But for them to maintain their spirit and enthusiasm during each of their five losses was a sign of a champion. Mr. Catt noted that the Cubs played really well against undefeated Safford on the second to last game and that the game was even closer than the 13-6 ross indicated. It's always great to finish the season with a win and that's what the Cubs did in scoring a season high of 27 while holding San Manuel to 16. With a lot of hard work, dedication and a few good breaks for a change, next year's varsity looks promising. l. Members ofthejunior varsity football team are tFirst Rowj Randy Bannon, Dale Somers, Barry Stonehouse, Roger Baldwin, Clifford Amos, Albert Aven- etti, David Anway, Jim Leal, Rex Shea and Chris Loustanau. fSecond Rowj Coach Fred Miller, Coach Dan Catt, John Watson, Don Black, Creagh Pankin, Hector Pena, Phillip Young, Mark Robinson, Martin Walker, Ron Gregg, Alex Villa, Jeff Black and Coach Jeff Horton. QThird Rowj Gene Lemme, Tim Marron, Greg Balcezak, David Covey, Larry Thorne, Chuck Mote, Sam Castillo, Grant Hickman, Bobby Sokoloski and Randy White. 2. JV team members listen intently as Mr. Catt discusses strategy. 3. Jim Leal and Roger Baldwin have a Safford ball carrier safely wrapped up. 4. An attempted pass to Greg Balcczak is just out of reach as he and a Safford defender go up high. 66 JV Football X 1 Freshman Football Ends In Program's Top Record The freshman football team ended the year with the best record of the three Marana teams, at 4-4-1. Coach March commented that none of the four losses suffered were by more than one touchdown. The Kittens' defense was extremely intense through- out the year. The stingy Kitten defense never allowed more than 19 points to be scored against them in a single game, and twice opponents were held scoreless. They held opponents to an average of only 8 points per game. In the last game of the season against San Manuel the Kittens stopped the Miners in three consecutive fourth quarter goal line stands. The game finished in a 6-6 tie. Coach March said, I truly believe that this group will give Marana a state championship title within the next three years. I. Members of the freshman football team are fFirst Rowj Kirby Bristow, Robert James, Pat Malak, Mide Griffith, Todd Elliot, Mark Barry, Guy Green and Jeff Moore. tSecond Rowj John Horak, Mike Aleff, Mike Cordova, Jake Young, Erik Barry, Buggy Williams, Andre Lockhart and Joey Benitez. tThird Rowb Ron Kee, Leroy Smith, John Adolph, George Welsh, Shannon Ritchie, Hector Martinez, Roger Shombert and Martin Quiroz. tFourth Rowj Mark Payne, Jim Taw- ney, Kenny Duncan, Maurey Singleton and Robert Garner. tFifth Rowl Coach James Brady and Coach Chris March. 2. Shannon Ritchie leaves a Safford defender in the grass and looks forthe next obstacle. 3. Mike Cordova prepares to throw an awesome block for teammate George Welsh. Q fuse Freshman Football 67 Cross Countryman Push To Physical Limi 68 Boys' Cross Country brig.,-A N 15- 'I Cross Country Team Faces Tough Runners e., . ,i-jij.,,- -F, ' I, ... p ' f ' A. f,.,'i af Once again Maranas' cross country team found the class AA south division difficult. The team showed a lot of spirit with four lettermen, Keith Woods, Steve Smith, Steve Benitez and Martin Pena returning from last year. The team fought hard but placed sixth in the class AA south divisionals. Running eighth at the divi- sional, team member Martin Pena was the only Marana runner who qualified for state where he placed 39th. Four of the top runners will not be back next year, but Mr. Brady said he feels that next year will have more participants and a bet- ter record. l. Larry Williams shows his abilit to lead the pack. 2. Mr. Brady and Steve Smith watch graig Langford painfully cross the finish line. 3. Cross country members prepare before the race. 4. John Schwager runs in to pick up one of his best times. 5. Members of the boys' cross country team are fFirst Rowj Steve Benitez, Steve Smith, Keith Wood and Dan Ledlow. tSecond Rowj Martin Pena, Coach Joe Brady, Ben Johnson, John Schwager, Jan Bissey and Bill Delfs. 6. Members of the girls' cross country cheer on Bill Delfs during a race. 7. Cross countrymen line up for a dual meet against Globe. 8. Three of Marana's runners stay close together in the divisionals. Boys' Cross Country 69 Weightlifters Seek Strength, Team Statu l Weightlifting a new sport? Maybe. It is being considered by the A.I.A., so in the future, weight- lifting may be a new sport. Until then Marana lifters are working out and the efforts show as Weightlifting improves all sports. l. Tom Barnett flcxs his muscles. 2. Todd Fields shows his ability to bcnchpress. 3. Alex Villa tries his luck at Weightlifting. 4. Mike Balcezak strains but gets the lift. 5. Chris Davis squats two hundred pounds. 70 Weightlifting Girls Run Hard In Cross Country The girls' cross country team, coached by Mrs. Antonik and lead by team captain Mon- ique Bernauer went on to win two meets and lose three meets in their second year of com- petition. The girls once again went to divi- sionals, and took fourth place, which was a big enough win to take them to state, but at state they came up without placing. But the girls' cross country team members showed that they were strong and were a team who was capable of going to state two years in a row. Mrs. Antonik said that next year the girls' cross country team will be back to try to better the record. l. Members of the girls' cross country team are tFirst Rowl Vicki Walker, Coach Antonik and Monique Ber- nauer. tSecond Rowj Lupe Ramirez, Dolores Schall and Teresa Wright. 2. The girls team lines up to race the Coolidge Bears. 3. The girlsjump out to a quick lead. 4. Teresa Wright comes in to pick up her time. 3 A I u K v -f 'i--nu... N... 'fl 's a- Girls' Cross Country 71 Season Games Tough For VafS1ty Volley A few changes took place among the girls varsity volleyball team this past season. For starters, the Tigresses acquired a new coach, Mr. Dave Holaway, who gave them much en- couragement throughout the volleyball season. The season record was 5-1 1, which was a slight improvement over last year's. The varsity Ti- gresses enjoyed wins over Eloy, Flowing Wells and Florence. Of the nine varsity players who participated in volleyball, eight of them will be returning. Judy Berry has left the team, but they will be more experienced next year which will hopefully make the next season successful. Even though ultimate success was not achieved by the girls this year, they were all enthusiastic about the games and played well against some tough schools. l. Members of the varsity volleyball team are fFirst Rowj Penny Sherman, Dale Somerville and Sandra Perez. CSec- ond Rowb Laura Welsh, Teri Andrews, Lena McKnight, Kelly Patton and Laurie Edmiston. 2. Laurie Edmiston passes the ball whilc other girls watch eagerly, at an away game at Florence. 3. Kelly Patton sets the ball up for Judy Berry to spike it. 4. Judy Berry tries to get the volleyball. ' f 1 ff 1 . . . . W gf xr---QW . N.: -' f. Q 1-'flak-'-'Q-sylvffs . . H , . - , 1 - , ' - f Zi. 5- Q, 'i fi' :TT . ?-wif off 1 ' ' 4 ,W ,.e Fibngi- 11: La: -' ,, ,V ' ' .. , N - -fs'5,i..e1::, 3 . x ai.- ' '- 1.1.13 as--Q' - l-ff 551529 4 K- f..f-ft-fifths ' U .3 . - -. .. -, . . . f ' L , ' . t .- .. 72 Volleyball X :Yagi Spirits Go High For JV Volleyball Although the junior varsity volleyball play- ers had a dissappointing season they still par- ticipated eagerly in the games. Though their record of 3-ll did not show it, the girls played hard and showed tough team effort. Coach Dave Holaway cut down the num- ber of JV players considerably from last year. These cuts enabled him to spend more time helping each girl with the fundamentals of volleyball, including passing, spiking and serving. There may not be many spots open on the varsity squad next year for these upcoming JV players, but there is always hope through hard work and practice. l. Members of the junior varsity volleyball team are tFirst Rowj Scorekeeper Sandy Ryan, Sherri Eshpeter, Paula Lee and Monty Green CSecond Rowj Melonie Barett, Teri Somerville, Maurenc Polacheck, Laura Washington, Linda Hogue, Barbara Tarkington and Jackie Humphreys. 2. Jackie Humphreys spikes the ball against a Flowing Wells player. 3. Diana Young warms up during practice. JV Volleyball 73 Tigers Capture Class AA South Championshi 5 ...J-xii Aka mx The Tigers came within one game of getting a shot at the state title. Marana's varsity won the AA South conference cham- pionship and got the home court advantage as they host- ed the divisional tournament winners CDO for position- ing at state. The Tigers came out ahead for the third time against CDO by lasting the Dorados 71-51. State quar- terfinals against Peoria was a breeze, but found it tough in the semifinals as they were humiliated by state runner up, Corona Del Sol 78-48, thus ending their chance for the state title. The Tigers had a great season, winning their first AA South conference championship with a record of ll-1, only losing to Nogales 56-54 in overtime, the overall season record was 19-4. Fleet Phillip got top honored as he was chosen captain of the AA South team, with Steve Watson and Gary Ward selected to the second team. l. Members ofthe varsity basketball team are tFirst Rowj manager Freeman Lcaming, Carl Lee, Gary Collins, Clay Parsons, Jack White, Craig Bratton and Coach Joe Acker. tsecond Rowj Coach James Brady, Mark Thorsrud, Robert Thielman, Gary Ward, Fleet Phillip, Wade Lewis, Steve Watson and Coach Erik Videbeck. 2. Steve Watson shows good form as he shoots over three CDO players. 3. Fleet Phillip comes down with a rebound during the state tournament. 4. Clay Parsons dirbbles around a Peoria defender during the state tourna- mcnt. 5. Gary Ward makes a good effort to block a shot by a CDO player. 74 Varsity Basketball ,fi fl n -Meg iv Q a is Ab e V -991 , 55300 S,' 'A Q ,I 3. ax? I e.'. 'af' W' 3 f fsgfs? 5 4' aux 1 ,- 4,1 1 ' 'lw-.-,..,.,,,...-m f Ai m 1 W I K bllji M 'S x ff' r x -ww Cubs' Basketball Goes Through Ups xR44, This year's Marana junior varsity basketball squad didn't do as well as they should have, commented the team's new head coach James Brady. They had difficulties throughout the season. They would win one game and then turn around and lose the next - a fact that hurt their win- loss record. l. Members ofthe JV basketball team are fFirst Rowj Robert Amaro, David Anway, Mike Foster, Jaran Harry, David Covey, Gene Lemme and James Leal. CSecond Rowj Coach James Brady, Kurt Parker, Brad Dew- ey, Mark Robinson, Arthur Scott, Chanito Lopez, Phillip Young, Pat Kelly, Albert Avenetti and John Gartland. 2. Jaran Harry takes a shot over a Nogales defender. 3. Brad Dewey goes up for a layup over three Nogales opponents. 76 Junior Varsity Basketball at . l -.vpv ,ma ......fs-w - -4 sf 9 Nu-v 1 X .. K3 3 Freshmen Exhibit Attitude To Win The purpose of the freshman program was to prepare the first year athletes for future success on the varsity level by introducing the goals of the program and devel- oping the proper skills and attitude. This year's freshmen exhibited a very positive attitude toward the game and worked very hard to develop their skills. Unfortunately, due to tough competition the team's record 7-10 did not reflect its true character, according to Coach Videbeck. They lost four of their gamesby two points or less. The Kittens were led by high scorer Craig Rex. I. Martin Quiroz runs past two Nogales defenders for a lay-up. 2. Coach Videbeck talks to his team before a game. 3. Members of the freshman basketball team are Craig Rex, Hector Martinez, Jeff Moore, Billy Marty, Eric Garcia, Coach Eric Videbcck, John Adolph, 'Mark Hawkins, Shannon Richie, Doug Hill, Buggy Williams and Ron ee. 5-K+. i WSN , 4, - ,,,.. ix? '......N,..1 ff -WW 5 it f ' i i or J A L C . . g ras..as.s.f.s.x.. .t........x I ' Mus. 4 :yr ix if .dj Girls' Varsity Finishes Third In Tough With Mike Byer as coach, the girls' varsity basketball team ended their season with a terrific record-14-5 overall and 12-3 for conference. In divisionals the girls first played San Manuel and won in overtime with a score of 48-46. Then they played Safford and lost with the score 48-30. l. Senior Kim Dobbie shoots for a basket. 2. Laura Rockhold out runs her opponents for a shot. 3. Girls' varsity basketball players are Sherri Esh- peter, Kim Dobbie, Lupe Ramirez, Mary Ann Travers, Coach Dyer, June Copenhaver, Dolores Schall, Carol Ward, Laura Rockhold, Dale Somer- ville, Teri Andrews and Vickie Patton. Varsity Basketball QQXXEL A 5 New Coach Leads JV Through 8-6 Season The girls' junior varsity had an up and down season this year, ending with a winning season of 8-6. They had a new coach this year, Ms. Gibadlo, who was in her first year of coaching. The team comprised of mostly fresh- men-six out of the nine players. Future teams will seek action from these girls. I. Tracy Parsons jumps with a girl from Douglas. 2. Carolyn Bratton dribbles down the court. 3. Marana tries for a basket. 4. Girls' J.V. basketball players are Miley Despain, Deann Darby, Carolyn Bratton, Barbara Tarkington, Lena McKnight, Tracy Parsons, Patty Goodman, Penny Anders and Robin Gowdy. A .yi ,K i Wuxi I LV . . ' C.: : - I Q ef ,.,, ,Y H ,, 4' M' M S 'hm -filwavi 4nf ..... i N. t ..,. as .s....,. ..,,. ..... Girls' .IV Basketball 79 Wrestlers Give Tough Invitational Performancl After a close season ending in a 5-4 record, two varsity wrestlers placed in the state tournament. Senior Rick Clark C1291 captured a second place and junior Tom Henson fheavy- weightj received a fourth place. Marana finished third in divisionals and qualified eight wrestlers for state. They were Joe Wingate C1081 Dane Smith 0221, Rick Clark, Chuck Phillips 11353, Sammy Soria C14lj, Larry Williams 11701, Daniel Ramsey C1941 and Tom Henson. 1. Varsity wresters are tFirst Rowj Gilbert Pau, David Gacilos, Randy White, Dane Smith, Rick Clark, Chuck Phillips and Steve Somerville tSecond Rowj Tom Henson, Sam Soria, Mark Doucette, Donald Preston, Coach Bob New- man, Larry Williams, Daniel Ramsey and Mitchell Anders. 5. Tom Henson works his man over for a pin in the CDO invitationals. 3. Rick Clark struggles with his man in his victory over CDO. 4. Randy White works his man over just enough for the pin. 80 Wrestling Var. is of s ff, f 4 vrsansng sa isa X as Junior Varsity Program Builds Wrestling Techniques The JV wrestling team had a lot of good prospects for the future. The wrestlers had a good season this year with 6-1-l. Alex Villa and Martin Walker went undefeated. Phillip Pena, Richey Quesada and Mark Barry also did an outstanding job, according to Coach Nystrom. I. David Gacilos puts on his sweats trying to make weight. 2. Grant Hickman and Joe Wingate are ready to mall during practice. 3. Edmand lslas 1981 is getting a good work out with Tom Henson 4. .I.V. wrestlers are fFirst Rowj Grant Hickman, William Fujita, Kevin Loftin, Ed Islas, Rich Quesada, Craig Jackson, David Gacilos, Martin Walker and Alex Villa. CSecond Rowl Sammy Castillo, Jake Hunter, Ben Bledsoe, Calvin Farrell, Jack Owens, Richard Stod- dard, Ron Gregg, Chris Davis and Coach Cliff Nystrom. ,. 7 fggtyi 'Z ' I '. - ' K Saas? A r J.V. Wrestling 81 Tigers Show Aggressive Form Un Cour It was a year of reconstruction for the boys' tennis team under the coaching of Dave Shirk. Coach Shirk came to Marana this year as a pro-college tennis player. He also taught the sport at the Tucson Racquet Club and Randolph Park. The varsity netters had good prospects in Chuck Phillips and Jerry White. Coach Shirk expect- ed the Tigers to finish first or second in the division with their toughest opponents being CDO and Nogales. I. Eli Freeman hits a backhand shot. 2. Jerry White displays good serving form. 3. Coach Shirk discusses strategy with a very enthusiastic team. 4. Members of the boys' tennis team are iFirst Rowj Dan Swerzinger, Doug Hill, Joey Wright, Eli Freeman, Leonard Bade and Freeman Leaming. fSecond Rowj Coach Dave Shirk, Chuck Phillips, Oscar Jimenez, Bill Johnson, Steve Watson, Jerry White, Don Ko- bayashi and Bobby James. E i r N.. .Y 82 Boys Tennis Marana Netters Gain Confidence, Momentum Success for the girls' tennis team came as the girls built up strength and endurance in pre-season weightlift- ing. Although bad weather cancelled many practices, the girls kept their confidence high and made the most of the time they had. The team consisted of six varsity and five JV players. Limited court space at Marana and smaller teams at other schools were reasons for the small team. Coach Kim Holaway predicted a third or fourth place season finish. l. Members of the girls' varsity tennis team are Becky Davis, Sandy Sokoloski, Sara Gladden, Cindy Nuckolls, Michaelle Del Peschio, Dottie James and Coach Holaway. 2. The varsity netters work on their serve and approach strategy. 3. Becky Davis runs to catch a forehand shot. 4. Michaelle Del Peschio explains a shot to her teammates. 5. Junior varsity team members are Linda Schreib, Shelly Phillips, Mari- bel Lopez, Coach Holaway, Connie Jensen, Lori Turner and Tina Jackson. ,771 -f- - . A. ' I 'f . P' QW? , ggeffa- fif 3 C -S-?Qg....-,,.- , .1 't. f- 4 1.45. A , ' :-' ,, ' :wit A ,, , ,k,, L , . ,gyg '- - t K nl -.n-,. V Girls' Tennis 83 Softball Program Expands To Two Full Tearr , -- . 5 4 l 5 l i l ii t J. 3 l A 1 V e 1 tit 1 2 5 'WWE ,,,, ,. .. , W. Mexbw V ' ' i V ' is is Q. - ,. 1, l I -4- . .A :,jg.,-3-sw. :zz-'fE2fm ',,' , afiff' . . -. f - ia H 4 f f . . . , . , ,, , ,, . , . -M , W, . A . , f 31fzgvmsg i7Qs, 4 tfg ,, -f,,,,,....., 41 ,Hyde J J v . J .aa, at . . .. of The softball season started off for Marana with eagerness and optimism. A JV schedule was made up due to the large particiation in the sport. The Coaches had high hopes for a winning season which began with a decisive JV win. l. Members of the girls' softball teams are QFirst Rowj Penny Anders, Robin Gowdy, Isabel Romero, Mara Villa, Vickie Patton, Teresa Rivera, Theresa Horner, Miley DeSpain, Anita Beckbigler, Tammy Bristow, Sandy Ryan and April Short. fSecond Rowj Teresa Mendoza, Rosalinda Martinez, Connie Castillo, Lori Oswalt, Patty Bruckner, Dana De La Ossa, Vicki Olson, Denise Richards, Monette Sexton, Diane Bratton, Stacia Chambers, Kim Dobbie and Amy Ward. fThird Rowj Coach Joe Acker, Teri Somerville, Denise Shaw, Carolyn Smith, Laura Rockhold, Mary Ann Travers, Laura Washington, Alicia Hickman, Palus Bernardy, Jeanette Balzack, Shawn Richardson, Jack- ie Humphreys, Kelly Patton and Coach Bill Ludeke. 2. Laura Rockhold hits the ball during practice. 3. Jackie Humphreys sharpens her pitching skills. 84 Softball F' JK L l. ll V1 3 I .1,f. W , ,, H55 i-5, Returning Lettermen Fill Baseball Line-L Varsity baseball players expected a good year for post- season victories. They had plenty of senior talent and a few promising juniors. Seven of the eight returning members were starters last year. The coaches felt that an improve- ment in the pitching staff would be a big step toward capturing a title. l. Steve Rockwell gets a ball on the glove. 2, Both eyes glued on the ball, Roger Baldwin swings with power. 3. Members of the Marana varsity baseball team are fFirst Rowj Fred Rivera, Lalo Bustamente, Mike Fran- co, Johnny Mendoza, Dane Smith, Steve Rockwell and Ed Richardson. CSecond Rowj Ignacio Ramirez, Bobby Islas, Craig Bratton, Eric Olson, Martin Honea, Mark Thorsrud, Vince Gacilos, Roger Baldwin, Jeff Black and Coach Bob Newman. 'Pm A -xk.gg-t. ,M vnu. ...Q-va' , ggsg , my -. V, . of fQk..a 'ff f so 1 Q ,. .. 8 . . ,,.... y., .. 'W H, 1. 1: - was . .w law 10+ 1+ : fi. . . . ...4s.,,i , rf- L jimi-Q K 1 . ....,.,g,h3 Q R -. wg- , S I Q- . . gf! N .. 'QQ' ' .Q . i -Q -..,,k:s - ., 1 af-. 'QQ 4 Kittens, Cubs Aim At Eliminating Errors No mental mistakes is among the things that Coach Dyer wanted to impress upon his Junior Varsity baseball team. With the mental errors kept to minimum, more time was left to sharpen physical skills. The freshman baseball team had a small roster which allowed Mr. Catt to focus on each player's weaknesses. Stressing discipline, he hoped to prepare them for competi- tion on the Junior Varsity and varsity levels. l. Danny Cisco warms up his arm for practice. 2. The members of the freshman team are fFirst Rowj Richie Quesada, Danny Cisco, Ben Bled- soe, Eric Garcia and Roger Shombert. fSecond Rowj Coach Danny Catt, Phillip Narum, Duke Richardson, Leroy Smith, George Welsh and Herb Williams. 3. Phillip Hernandez watches his step. 4. The members ofthe JV baseball team are tFirst Rowl David Omstead, Tim Marron, Don Camp, Phillip Hernandez, George Garcia, Don Black and Coach Mike Dyer. fSecond Rowj Ken Mitchell, Mitchell Anders, Greg Galcezak, Phillip Pena, Ralph Reynolds and Kurt Parker. Agua! A P ,ff I i ? P v A .fflf 1 ' if rv if if-ye. yd ,Y ,., P Tracksters Race, Jump, Throw For Reco 'E 'Y' Luang-q ' 3 - . wa. fl The boys' track team got off with a good start with a large turn out. Of the thirty-plus members there were sever- al returning athletes that were good competers in the past that hoped to be on top again his year. The completed new track promised to bring better training and better results. l. The boys' track members are fFirst Rowj Mark Barry, John Schwager, Danny Ledlow, Martin Pena, Eric Schisler, David Smith, Berry Stone- house, Vince Fujita, William Fujita, Gene Lemme and Ricky McDaniel. fSecond Rowj Chuck Mote, Grant Hickman, Ben Johnson, Steve Benitez, .lan Bissey, Steve Smith, Creagh Pankin, Gary McGuiness, Mark Stovall and Gregg McGuiness. QThird Rowj Coach Joe Brady, Gaven Nelson, Joe Kuykendall, Keith Woods, Ernie Robles, Craig Langford, Wade Lewis, Steve Somerville, Tom Henson, Steve Short, Tod Elliott, Steve Padilla and Coach Paul Schmidt. 2. Ernie Robles works out with the shotput. 3. Wade Lewis shows his talent on the high jump. 4. Jose Dominguez flies over the hurdles during practice. 88 Boys Track Girls' Track Attracts Big, Enthusiastic Team The girls' track team started the season with a large group of girls coming out, including returning for their last year. The season began in the early part of March. The girls competed in numerous running events such as the 50 yard dash, relays and long distance runs. They also competed in various field events. I. During practice, Gwen Worth works out for the 440-relay. 2. The guys relax while the girls run their pyramids. 3. Girls's track members are tFirst Rowj Monique Bernauer, Sherri Eshpeter, Vicky Walker, Gwen Worth and Cindy Pena CSecond Rowj Lori Vaughn, Teresa Wright, Dale Somerville, Terry Andrews, Sandra Perez, Sheri Banon, Sylvia Ramirez and Lupe Ramirez. tThird Rowl Coach Laurel Krinke, Julie Kinsman, June Copenhaver, Dolores Schall, Lena McKnight, Barbara Tarkington, Anne Contesta- ble, Carol Ward, Margaret Henson and Coach Vivian Antonik. K , ,:asf1fq,,4 f p , .gi ,V '-.2- 2f'iJ' ' I I ' . rf? A- Jai ' it Ng t' f- .flwfv ' 5 rf , W: ,I e 'H' V'.', .V r' - ' . , f K I-1 X ' '-cm. - L ,famte gl!-X ,.,,, -mf' , 4 . 'L A Q ,,..,r -. -r LX.. G 'M' 'A - ri W ,rj , Q ., -, 7 , .V . ' Y , f Iii: , fl 12133 ' -' ' ...A Y 'z g 'film ' A' 1 V ., lfq, Y. ..,. ,CJK '-l yyy. - T ,-ra: -H - ,ff S - 'TQ A - .,... C' ' f W J ' . .:,,,, V ' :gtg '..g- r. .c h gil. - 1 ' f, L ..', it I Q X K Q . V . S4 I ' R Girls' in ,Q ofwg Sig gf QQQQWEE 502 il QQEO WQWQJ E265 -955 3 P4 12 MM 3 Mfg :ff ? fig gf 33, 02 5 . 5 Aclivilics 91 d Officers Lead Students Through Active Ye LJ: an-VJ YB tl Q- vi, - E 2.5 mf. ,,,N. - sq Fresh Ideas Put To Use By Student Council Student Council had a class during school this year, advised by Mr. Videbeck, for his second year. That gave them more time to do and plan more things . . . which they did! They also held a meeting every other week during fourth period, which was open to anyone. Student Council sponsored various activities including nifty fiftys' days, spirit weeks, a skating party at Skate Country, the annual carnival and dances. They worked hard and promoted a lot of spirit. In December seven people from Student Council went to a convention in Phoenix. They were Maurene Pola- shek, Becky Davis, Suzanne Hill, Mary McGuire, Laura Romo, Robin Gowdy and sponsor, Mrs. Holaway. The convention taught the students how to run an efficient and public-minded student government. The TRAGYC club was formed mainly out of Student Council. TRAGYC tTraffic Representatives of Ari- zona's Governor Youth Councilj sponsored a traffic week where they washed windows and spread messages of safe driving. l. Student Council Members are tFirst Rowj Suzanne Hill, Annette Altamirano, Maurene Polashek, Karla Davis, and Kelly Patton. tSec- ond Rowj Mr. Videbeck, Craig Bratton, Steve Somerville, Bryan Pier- son and Steve Padilla. tThird Rowj Maria Sanchez, Tuesday Pierson, Randy Bratton, Janel Nesbitt, Gail Paterson, Melissa Barry, DeAnn Davis, Tina Denton and Becky Davis. tFourth Rowj Tammy Foster, Craig Jackson, Laura Romo, Dotti James, Miley DeSpain, Robin Gowdy, Jeanne Paddock, Lori Brant, Vickie Patton, Teri Somerville and Stacy Brown. 2. Students listen at a Council meeting. 3. Marana's Christmas tree that was decorated by Student Council. 4. Student Council officers are Melissa Barry, recording seeretaryg DeAnn Davis, vice presidentg Annette Altamirano, corresponding secretary and Craig Bratton, president. 5. Contestants seek best dressed title for Nifty Fifties day. 6. Diane Evans and Karen Gremmler promote spirit on Nifty Fifties day, 7. Student Council had a nativity scene. 8. TRAGYC members are tFirst Rowj Bryan Pierson, Janel Nesbitt, Becky Davis, Karla Davis, Kelly Patton and Steve Padilla. QSecond Rowj Tuesday Pierson, Randy Bratton, Miley DeSpain, Dottie James, Robin Gowdy, Teri Sommerville, Vickie Patton and Jeanne Paddock. 9. Shephards pose in nativity scene. ygrw. ,.,.,,..t.. ' 'av f Student Council 93 Marana's Model UN Delegates Represent Ku Marana High School's Model United Nation delegation was chosen to represent the country of Kuwait. This nation is located northeast of Saudi-Arabia. The yearly session was held at the University of Arizona on Feb. 16th and 17, where the delegate went to represent their country. They stayed at the Plaza Interna- tional on Speedway during the convention and attended sessions and a banquet with their sponsor, Fred Wilmshurst. l. Model UN delegates Suzanne Hill, DeeAnn Davis and Dani Barr, enjoy their dinner at the Model UN convention. 2. Marana's Model UN members are Mary MCGuire, Dani Barr, Bruce Packer, Su- zanne Hill, DeeAnn Davis, Shaun Prist, Bryan Pierson, David Kull and Steve Pa- dilla. .mm ,,,.,. we L wig! ffwnrsff- ' 'i V , ' 1 9 , 13 gf J i s We--H r. , W lPL626WlmtlWil2'l2ll fin ,af 4,-v-7 94 Model UN National Honor Society Holds RIF Book Drive The National Honor Society CNHS is a special group of students who have sown their leadership in school and com- munity activities. NHS was involved in a Rif program this year. This was a book drive which provided books for the sixth graders at Marana Jr. High. Their yearly invitiation was held on Dec. 12, and wel- comed eighteen new members. l. Secretary Kelly Patton listens in at an NHS meeting. 2. Members Stacy Brown and Tammy Foster gives suggestions during a meeting. hqinct ..,,..., National Honor Society 95 Costumes Highlight Days During Spirit W The week of Oct. 30 through Nov. 2 was Spirit Week. Activities varied from dress-down and dress-up to costume and Blue and Gold day. The week ended with class competi- tion for the best decorated truck on the final football game and annual bonfire. Senior efforts throughout the week's events captured the spirit title for them. I. Wade Lewis, Ronnie Tarkington and Loyd Gainnes join in on the fun of costume day. 2, Teresa Del Peschio shows her spirit by dressing up as a robot. 3. Mrs. Chestnut shows spirit by dressing up for costume day. 4. Stuart Bailey turned heads as a lovely before his identity became known. ldkllintlzssrvxaz. :.x....,,,,,,,,,,,...m 4?-73-'A .I Week rf., WS? - .. fs. E 5 F 4 x 15 A .5 W' tw u ,..,, No. 5 'fi W1 ylgsfifs' Can I lil, 1 'A v, ,Eu .5 SOUR- As 31,55 QQJYY f' Qs Nik R S ,ann 141' ,Q we ' f Ii! A . ,,,, iw I 23' f fr- - 1 . v Songleaders Perform Routines To Entertatn Fat Marana's 1978-79 cheerleaders and songleaders led the teams with Tiger spirit. The pep squad did an outstand- ing job at encouraging pep in the stands and on the field. Throughout the year they cheered in victory and defeat, but held on to their enthusiasm to win. The girls were sponsored by Mrs. Angie Lentz and were aided by two lively mas- cots in tiger costumes. These girls were Paula Lee and Carla Neal. l. Songleaders are Sonia Romo, Maribel Lopez, Shanna Bauer, Angie Jimenez, Karla Davis, and Leanne Post. 2. Pep Squad members are fFirst Rowj Stephanie Helin, Lisa Tucker, Cathy Schombert, Tina Moody, Kelly Acker, Brenda Hernandez, Julie Bustamante, and Maria Alta- mirano tSecond Rowj Angie Jimenez, Maribcl Lopez, Leanne Post, Diane Evans, Diana Young, and Kelly Patton tThird Rowj Shanna Bauer, Karla Davis, Sonia Romo, Sponsor Angie Lentz, Tracy Dobbic, Karen Horton and Karen Gremmler. 3. J.V. cheerleaders are Maria Alta- mirano, Brenda Hernandez, Kelly Acker and Ju- lie Bustamante. 4. Freshmen cheerleaders are Stephanie Helin, Tina Moody, Cathy Schombert and Lisa Tucker. 5. Varsity cheerleaders are Ka- ren Horton, Karen Gremmler, Diane Evans, Kel- ly Patton, Diana Young and Tracy Dobbie. lO0 Songlcadcrs at .Q ' ,.', .:,, jiifgww Separate Squads Lead Cheering For Tiger Sports i -. 1 H Ch I d IOI Matmaids Add Splflt To Wrestlmg Event The 1978-79 matmaids attended a camp at Maryvale High School in Phoenix to get them started with new cheers. Besides cheering they joined the V-Club in putting on a wrestlers mom and dads night Jan. 18. l. Freshman matmaids are fFirst Rowl Dara De La Ossa. tSecond Rowj Margaret Henson, Susan Camp and Terri Somerville. 2. JV matmaids are fFirst Rowj Tammy Hendricks and Renee Rea. tSecond Rowj Shanna Lee, Cindy Criss and Jancl Nesbitt. 3. Varsity matmaids are QFirst Rowb Marcie Bindhammer, Ramona Islas and Debbie Abate. tSecond Rowl Sandy Gauthier and Monique Bernauer. Head was Maurene Polashek. J lar 1--.......,..,.,.,,.. N7-, i my It .1 .tif Q67 X.-of Flag Girls Add Tvvirl, Honors To Band Shows Marana's Superior award winning flag girls performed with the band with skill and great precision. l. Head Flag girl Debby Smith prepares a flag for a future performance. 2. Flag girls practice after school for a Friday night show. 3. Flag girls are tFirst Rowj Tuesday Pierson, Debby Smith, Dolores Schall, Keri Thorne, Kathy Brannock, Melanie Racine. fSccond Rowj Dawn Hudson, Mandy Langford, Cindy Mote, Summer Hawkins, and Marcie Sickmon. l 4.4 H ,- Flag Girls 103 If f , ' I f s I it 2 Band Earns 'Excellent' Ratings For GreatfYear ings at the two band days held at ASU and U of A, with t help of the new band teacher Mr. Stewart. They show spirit by playing at each football game with a differ halftime show for the spectators. Performing at pep rall during school and at several basketball games also helped promote spirit throughout the year. The band also p formed at their annual Christmas and Spring concerts complete their busy schedule. Marana's band with its flag girls received excellent rz e i c IO4 Band 'mm ' 'ff' ,,f- , ' ,A 1 , 41, LW, , 6 A.. Band Performs For Fans At Games, Concerts, Rallies l. The flag girls end their routine with a bow at the ending of a football game halftime show. 2. M.H.S. Band goes to the State Fair to entertain. 3. Mr. Stewart, the new band teacher, directs his practicing students. 4. Marc Mettlen leads the band while playing at a pep rally in the Commons area. 5. Mary Halbach shows her twirling talents during a halftime football game. 6. Senior Lupe Ramirez practices marching with the band. 7. Band members are tFirst Rowl Keith Leslie, Jeff Moore, Andre Lockhart, Basilio Lerma, Andrew Marco, Stuart Bailey, Dennis Howe, Bill Johnson, Steve Hopkins, John Hopkins and Martin Grimes. lSecond Rowj Mary Halbach, Dana Roszko, Kathleen Freed, Sue Racine, Linda Hendricks, Dawn Schafer, Carolyn Mote, Gail Paterson, Susy Meeks, Cindy Nuckolls, Monti Green, Mary Schwager and Marc Mettlen. fThird Rowj Devin Edwards, Christine Constable, Gena Scott, Sylvia Ramirez, Vivian Halton, Stephanie Douglas, Connie Lerma, Brian Pierson, David Flocks, Bill Marty, Lupe Ramirez and Ramona Fund. tFourth Rowj Rick Haase, Donald Kucsmas, Chan- ito Lopez, James Bradford, Brian Kickey, Kevin Loffin, JoEllen Oller, Lisa Tipping, Cathy Lerma, Mercy Lerma, Linda Brannock, Chuck Mote, David Stovall and Thomas Dimmick. fFifth Rowb Randy Mifflin, Lori Adolph, Mary McGuire, Susan Lerma, Dennis Woolbert, Dottie James, Laura Rockhold, Eric Schisler, Mark Stovall, Denise Richards, Dani Barr, Dan Hunt and Armando Pargas. fSixth Rowj Mr. Stewart, Gary Green, Marcie Sickman, Summer Haw- kins, Cindy Mote, Cathy Brannock, Debb Smith, Dolores Schall, Ben Johnson, Kerri Thorne, Mandy Langford, Melanie Racine, Tuesday Pierson, Dawn Hud- son and Clarence Elder. Y will 5? :Cm A 'fag lg f,.. -1 Band l05 106 Choir Concerts Keep Choir Singing Throughout Y The Concert Choir, along with a few other students attended the op- era, Madama Butterfly. They also put on several concerts and also per- formed for the junior high and ele- mentary schools. A few of the beginning students were chosen for the Christmas Con- cert. Everyone sings in the spring concert. Carla Clements, Rachel Phipps and Suzanne Hall received superior ratings at regional tryouts. l. Members of the Advanced Choir are tFirst Rowj Wanda Delfs, Tina Delfs, .loan Clem- mons, JoAnn Coleman, JoEllen Ollcr. tSec- ond Rowj Cindy Leon, Becky Leonard, Brian Deouin, Peter Dourin, Rachael Phipps and Gladys Gricb. tThird Rowj Mrs. Gentry, Suzy Griffin, Troy Prather, Carla Clements, Janie Salazar, Bryan Pierson and Marianne Lcvon. tFourth Rowj Cody Eason, Pat Kelly, and Dan Hunt. 2. Beginning Choir members are tFirst Rowj Donna Regalbuto, Sonia An- drade, Mrs. Gentry, Debbie Harmon and Peg- gy O'Neal. fSecond Rowj Laura Kelly, Sally Richie, Sheri Thornton, Jess Kelch, Richard Contresas, Gary Whiting, Bonita Hurt and Gwen Worth. tThird Rowj Maureen Burns, Anita Gilliland, Renee Knerr, Scott Throck- morton, Jon Leonard, Mike Cook, Doris Gil- liam and Debbie Edgerton. ff!! IIS I ACU Jazz Ensemble Performs Winning Music Combos The Jazz Ensemble with thirteen members was a group of students who played straight jazz, rock, and blues. The group has gone to a Jazz Festival on Jan. 13 and were judged excellent. The new band teacher, Mr. Stewart led the active group. l. Chuck Mote and David Stovall practice on the horns. 2. Senior Greg Gladden practices on the drums. 3. The jazz ensemble gets ready for a concert. 4. Members ofthe Jazz Ensemble are Cody Eason, Kirk Kazce, Greg Gladden. Rick Hasse, Chanito Lopez, Bryan Pierson, David Stovall, Chuck Mote, Mr. Stewart, Denise Woolbcrt, Laura Rockhold and Dottie James. W'- Jazz Ense Actors Present Serious Play, Melodrama, Must George Orwell's l984 and Joseph Kesslring's Arsenic and Old Lace were presented by the Drama Department first semester. l984, their first production, featured Steve Rockwell as the lead character, Winston Smith, with Tina Smith as Julia. 1984 took a dramatic look into the not too distant future, where Big Brother will rule the world. Arsenic and Old Lace, a melodrama offered characters Abby Brewster by Dee Davis and Martha Brewster by Denise Dewey. The two sweet old ladies poisoned old lonely people. Their insane nephew Teddy, who thinks he is Teddy Roosevelt, helps them. The ones mainly responsible for the construction of the sets were Bill Delfs, Ralph Wilson, Monica Hassinger and Dee Davis. The third production was the musical, The King and I, which was presented with the Music Department. l. Drama students are fFirst Rowj Ralph Gonzales, Tina Smith, Geff Knerr, MaryAnn Levon, Bruce Packer, Michele Madore, Brian Drouin, Becky Leonard, Pat Kelly, Rachal Phipps, Dee Davis, Pam Leslie, and Dan Anderson, fSecond Rowj MaryAnn Colemen, Monica Hassinger and Bill Delfs fThird Rowj Ralph Wilson, Suzanne Hill, Denise Dewey and Steve Rockwell. 2. Julia tTina Smithl, Syme fMonica Hassingerj and Winston 'CSteve Rockwellj works as Big Brother watches. 3. O'Brian tGeff Knerrj tortures Winston tSteve Rockwellj with rats. 4. Jonathon fBill Delfsj and Dr. Einstein fRalph Gonzalesj prepare to kill Mortimer tPat Kellyj. 5. Beginning Drama students are tFirst Rowj Kendra Johnson, Debbie Doonan, Lisa Robinson, Candy Calhoun, Melody Hayes, Julie Kramer and Dani Barr. QSccond Rowj Shawn Priest, Don Greathouse, David Kull, William Ellis, .less Kelsh, Anthony Mayne, Sheri Thornton, Karen Philabaum, Lori Baize, Connie Cantrell and Jon Leonard. 6. Brian Drouin and Ralph Wilson check lights for Arsenic and Old Lace. 7. Dan Anderson studies his script for Arsenic and Old Lace. 8. Steve Rockwell and Brian Drouin wait backstage for eues during Arsenic and Old Lace. 108 Drama Behind Scene Efforts Make Productions Glow x Q i' Z L D 109 Thespian Society Marks Top Of Dramatic Cllm Marana's Thespian Society hosted the International Thespian Society Convention on Oct. 7. More than 600 students attended the workshops. The activities started at 8 a.m. and lasted to 9 p.m. Stage design, playwriting, voice, movement and mime were just a few of many classes that students attended. lVlarana's Thespian Society present- ed its Haunted House for all students. There was also a dance or magic show which brought the evening to a close. The Haunted House was opened to the student body from Oct. 9-l7. l, Thespians are tlfirst Rowj Geff Knerr, Bruce Packer and Pal Kelly tSecond Rowj Dee Davis, Tina Smith, Suzanne Hill, Becky Leonard and MaryAnn Colcmen tThird Rowl Denise Dewey, and Bryan Pierson, 2. Suzanne Hill and Denise Dewey take a rehearsal break. 3. The Haunted House demons are .lulie Kramer, Susan Laos, Dee Davis, Mary Ann Lcvon, Brian Drouin. Bill Dclfs and Kendra .lohnson. 4. Jonathcn tBill Dellsl and Dr. Einstien tRalph Gonzalesl prepare lo kill Mortimer tPal Kellyj. 5. Teddy tSteve Rockwellj hides thc corpse tSusan Laosj in the cellar. 6. Dec Davis enjoys a Thespian pot-luck luncheon. 7. Bryan Pierson and Rachel Phipps try out for a part in The King and I . ll0 Thespians t 'WN Are. , l'W' Sa.-Q-42.1 if ,ga Scif-H24 'ls il Constant Rehearsals, Plays Capture Actors E 1 , ,f , an , H ,P X fi? Small Newspaper Crew Gets Marana Times Out With a small crew of six people the newspaper staff had to work extra hard to get a newspaper published every two weeks. The staff reported on special events and activities that took place during the year. They also had regular features such as Movie Reviews, Sports Spotlight and Council's Corner. The staff added five members second semester. l. Becky Davis writes a story for the newspaper. 2. People of the newspaper staff work on the feature page. 3. Members of the newspaper staff are fsittingj Monique Bernauer, Becky Davis, Debby Smith and Steve Rockwell. Qstandingj Maurene Polashek, Mrs. Ludeke and Karla Davis. 4 . 1 V ml. Aff. V - tj - ,g p 51. 1- gk . . - w-.....,., if S l 3' Sr l I2 Newspaper Frantic Yearbook Staff Works Around Deadlines In order to get the yearbook out before the year is over. The yearbook staff had to meet a lot of deadlines through- out the year. The staff also had the job of selling advertise- ments to various stores and shops, to drop the price of the book. But, of a staff of thirteen, there were only four returning people from the previous year. This meant a lot of training for the newcomers. 1. Senior Diane Evans works on a division page design. 2. Cindy Criss and Renee Rea sell ads for the yearbook. 3. Cindy Criss, Glenn Groves, Renee Rea, Diane Evans and Mickey Madore pick out pictures forthe yearbook. 4. The yearbook staff is tFirst Rowj Linda Schreib, Sue Moody and Kurt Venos. fSecond Rowj Laura Welsh, Lalo Bustamante, Martin Honea, Pat Ward, Mike Richards and Mrs. Ludeke. ,,f,f3. Yearbook I I3 Self-Images Develop Through Photojo Photojournalism students cap- tured the mood and spirit of Mar- ana. Football games, dances and club activities were among the events covered by these students. Assignments were posted in the photojournalism room outlining the events needing coverage, and the students assumed responsibil- ity for them. On the average, each student took 2,500 pictures throughout the year, and about 115 of them were printed. These prints appeared in such publica- tions as yearbook, newspaper and the district newsletter. I. Carl Latimer sets up one of the six enlargers that is used the the photojourna- lism department. 2. Dan Hammond covers the Fine Arts exhibit for one of his assign- ments as a photojournalist. 3. Photojour- nalism students, Mike Richards, Carl Latimer, Don Kobayashi, Dan Hammond, John Schwager, Tammy Hendrickson, Pat Ward and Bryan Pierson, seem confused, but amused at Mr. Sawyer's partial disap- pearance. V www , l I4 Photojournalism 1 . .. S . A .. ws . its F 'Q 1-cf .QW Chess, In-Service Club For Fun, Career-Bound The In-Service Club was a new group this year sponsored by the Navy. Senior members Steve Pa- dilla, Mike Schall and Rickey McDaniel were DEP'ers CDelayed Entryj, who planned to enlist after high school. The club sponsored the Navy Band, the ASVAB test and films promoting the services with hopes of stimulating interest and enlistment in the armed services. The Chess Club began many years ago and has recently grown fast and become highly competitive. Led by Ismal Martinez, the young team competed in tournaments against numerous other schools, includ- ing Canyon Del Oro and Flowing Wells. Chess mem- bers met once a week and practiced regularly toward the goal of victory in state-level tournaments. l. In-Service Club members are tFirst Rowj Mark Rockwell, Erie Schislcr, Dan Galgano and Shana Harrill. tSecond Rowj Mr. March, Steve Padilla, Fred Baum, Mike Schall, Tim Bengc and Terry Narofsky. 2. Chess Club members are Ismal Martinez, Free- man Leaming, Jeff Hunt, John Matagrano, Dennis Woolbert, Gary Whiting and sponsor Jim Brady. .. N . 5 . . Q . 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Future Farmers' Greenhands are fFirst Rowj Dawn Bruns, Leroy Smith, Chris Davis, Jake Young, Phyllis Gaines and Jim Brown CSecond Rowj Lisa Whitcomb, Joyce Yeomans, Julie Kinsman, Randy Bratton, Robin Nepier, Lori Ann Bour- land and Diane Myer, fThird RowJ Brian Samuelson, Derrick Bruns, Ben Hudd- leston, Jimmy Whitcomb, David Flocks, Frances Tajc and Phil Douglas. tFourth Rowj John Feldman, Martin Rivera, Lori Turner, Mitch Moffitt, Becky Wer- shaw, Robert Bell, and Don Black. lFifth Rowl Eric Barry, Lynette Pruitt, Tracy Brown, Guy Hunter, Seth Prather and Todd Zipprich. 2, Melinda Sparks initiates the grccnhands by dipping their hand into the paint. 3. Future Farmers enjoy a good pancake breakfast before their initiation. ll8 FFA Grecnhands Future Farmers Of America: Marana's Oldest, Largest Club The Future Farmers of America are one of Maranals oldest and largest clubs-they even have their own Vo-Ag building. They compete with various schools in the state and compete nationally. This year they collected canned goods for the underprivi- leged at Christmas. l, FFA State Farmers are Jeff Holt, Pat Taylor and Kurt Pfeiffer. 2. The members relax during a long meeting. 3. Future Farmers feed the hungry fans before a football game. 4. Dwayne Bruns, Steve Young, Sandy Gauthier, .lanel Nesbitt, Melinda Sparks and Sue Hogg tSeeond Rowj Eli Freeman, Doug Bruns, Steve Kirkpatrick, Lori Singleton, Leanne Post, Lynda Hogue, Tammy Hedrickson and Becky Taylor. fThird Rowj David Anway, George Garcia, Troy Prather, Sue Brown, Shelley Stogsdill, Brian Crook and RJ. lvlazur. tFourth Rowj Kirk Cramer, Gene Sparks, Jeff Frizzell, Jake Hunter, Charles Starkey and Mike Roberts. .4 FFA Il9 Future Farmers Elect Nancy Henson Svveethear New 20 FFA S f' French Club Studies New Language, Customs The French Club was one of Marana's newest clubs. lt offered students exposure to the French language. 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X fx K K W Y N 'va. . y -M ' Hgx A - we 1 . iff re' XKLI, , X X Rodeo Club Members Ride For Competition, Cash Prizes The Rodeo Club grew in membership since last year when it was headed by Jeff Holt. The club had several types of competitive sports. A few were bull riding, calf roping and goat tying. They practiced on Mondays at their own arena. Their main competition was against several private schools. The Rodeo Queen this year was sophomore Susie Brown. 1. Todd Zipprich is working out at practice on the bucking barrell. 2. Jeff llolt practices his talent for steer tying. 3. Jeff llolt is riding down on his first run ofthe call' roping. 4. Rodeo Club members are tFirst Rowj .lelif Frizzell, Todd Zipprieh, Richard Mazure, Danny Davis, Brian Crook, Susie Brown, Jeff Holt and Gene Sparks. tSccond Rowj Tammy Richins, Chet Demos, Joyce Yeomans, Jennifer Yeomans, Phillis Gains, James Bradford and Mitch Moffit. tThird Rowj Lisa Whitcomb, Laurie Singleton. Lori Weir, Greg Gentry and Pat Sehoonover. ff 't.,. Z - fd-,iff-x . Z AfX . wus. ..,.p:....,+ . -2- 3-ivn' I-I K . J'3E'0N3:!.l?'5, Rodeo Club I23 Food Service Club Keeps Marana Snackir The members of the Food Service Club worked hard to keep the student body supplied with goodies. They ran the snack bar by the cafeteria in the mornings and during break, accomodating the students with such items as hot chocolate, fruit pies and candy. In addition to this, the club had a special cake decorating business going throughout the year. So if someone has a special function planned, they could order a cake from the Food Service Club and have it all decorated for the occasion. Also, around the holidays they constructed candy cane houses to sell. Most of these fund raising projects were directed toward a trip to California. They planned to fly there in April to spend a few days at Disneyland. l. Students mob the snack bar during break in an effort to buy something good to eat. 2. Food Service Club members strive to keep the snack bar lines moving. 3. Members of the Food Service Club are CFirst Rowj Brenda Richey, Karen Griffin, Paula Lee, Penny Sherman and Ms. Blinn. fSecond Rowl Tammy Glover, Kathy Picarello, Tammy Benson, Charles Starkey, Debbie Saenz, Betty Siegloff, Martin Grimes, Wahanda Bailey and Cami Geason. .t .s ' -an F WI 'llnl ,J 'gd an 124 Food Service Club Black Togetherness Builds Cultural Ties Black Togetherness's third year at Marana was highlighted by the design and arrival of their new T- shirts. The logo, designed by Jack Callahan of Distinct Impressions in Tucson, symbolizes the unity of blacks in the United States, the common roots of all blacks and the brotherhood of all people. Black Togetherness sponsored several successful events. A bake sale's profits were donated to Muscular Distrophy as well as money collected from aluminum cans. In November, the club held a dance which featured a disco contest and the beat of top soul disco tunes. During the basketball season, a group of the club's girls performed a dance routine during a basketball half-time. The group sold balloons the Student Council carni- val in March. All profit went toward a trip they planned for the end of the year. l. Black Togetherness members take time out from decorating for their dance to model their club T-shirts. 2. Several members ofthe Black Togetherness and Awareness Club show their spirit around campus. 3. Members of the Black Togetherness and Awareness Club are fFirst Rowl Sharif Diggs, Steven Martinez, Stuart Bailey, Mark Robinson, Jaran Harry, Richard Tarkington, Andre Lackhart, Raymond Harry, Clifford Amos, Fleet Phillip, Wade Lewis and Mrs. Chestnut. fSecond Rowj Stacey Chambers, Stephanie Douglas, Sheila Robinson, Penny Sherman, Lena McKnight, Laura Washington, Barbara Tarkington, Lisa Robinson, Judy Berry, Karen Griffin and Paula Lee. Ziff ' ,i W-v...,1 H, ,. Y g ff' l MI .fff fl' '1 5 zf cl '71 Black Togetherness, Awareness Club l25 V-Club Supports Maranefs Athletic Pr The Victory Club of Marana did many productive things to lift spirit and support athletics. Breakfasts for the various Tiger teams were held on several mornings by the V-Club, who also cheered during games to boost team and fan spirit. Spirit chains were sold by the cafeteria during lunch, with different color links for each class. At the end of Spirit Week the class with the longest chain won the competition. Probably the club's biggest event was Mom and Dads' night. The club members honored the parents and coaches of the varsity football players with a special ceremony dur- ing halftime at the last season game. The club also honored parents of other sports members this year as well as helping the mat maids honor the wrestlers' parents. l. Debby Smith and Steve Rockwell stretch out the longest spirit chain which won the competition for the Senior Class. 2. Mimi White escorts Coach Paul Schmidt and family across the football field during Mom and Dads' night festivities. 3. V-Club members are fFirst Rowl Robert Scheer, Lisa Tipping, Teri Somerville, Donna Brady, Kendra Johnson, Pam Leslie, Steve Rockwell, Shannon Lee, Bryan Pierson, Sandy Gauthier, Debbie Abatc, Suzanne Hill, Joann Coleman, Lori McGuinness, Sandy Ryan and Robin Gowdy. tSecond Rowj DeAnn Davis, Debby Smith, Shelly Nielson, Elyse Oskins, Jean Paddock, Vickie Patton, Shelly Phillips, Deana Da- miano, Remi Hall, Susan Camp, Dara De La Ossa, Carolyn Bratton, Margaret Henson, Tracy Parsons, Diane Bratton, Laura Washington, Frances Chavez, Lisa Tucker, Debbie Rodriguez, Barbara Tarkington, Laura Clark, Penny Anders, Miley DeSpain and Mrs.LentMrs. Lentz. tThird Rowj Sylvia Nuncio, Melissa Berry, Mimi White, Dottie James, Jessica Samuelson, Gail Paterson, Kelly Patton, Mary Halbach, Lori Brant and Clarissa Whiting. wi, 'A' ,. Q.-1 -us... fflfg S! f , X Xff 126 V Club Student Involvement Highlights Activities l. Students stand up and cheer for the basketball teams during a pep assembly in the gym. 2. Karen Gremmler and Karen Horton conduct the voting for best costume on Nifty Fifties Day. 3. Members of thc Key Club and Student Council lend their voices for Christmas caroling around the community during the holiday season. 4. Pep squad mem- bers enjoy hitting coaches Acker and Newman in the face with pies. 5. The snow on Marana's campus provides an enjoyable past-time for students. 6. Special Education students put the finishing touches on their Christmas tree. es' Q . .Mw22:'..- - . Involvement 127 FBLA Trains Durtng Busy, Profttable Y 3 5 MMM 4 1 2 g Kar W I., 'c f ' 1 la. The Future Business Leaders of America QFBLAB pre- pares and teaches high school students about the business world. FBLA ran the ever-so-popular candy store which was open everyday during break and sometimes activity period. FBLA sold their frosted turkey cookies at Thanksgiving. This year they sold about 350 cookies. They also sponsored a Sweetheart day at Marana High, where they sold carna- tions with alittle card to write a special note on it. They sold a total of twenty five dozen carnations. The profits from all these projects go to scholarships and are used to send members to conventions. l. FBLA members are CFirst Rowj Lori Hansen, Melissa Barry, Tammy Foster, Maria Sanchez, Loretta Wells, Stacy Brown, Diane Evans and Shanna Bauer. CSecond Rowj Shirley Werner, Margaret White, Casey Hunter, Thyra Price, Denise Dewey, Grace Perez, Sue Moody, Cindy McNeely, Tracey Latimer and Annette Altamirano. fThird Rowj Melody Spencer, Karen Gremmler, Anne Polakiw, Lisa Elick, Tammy Herczeg, Pam Whillock, Charline Loustanau, Pat Burgos and Carla Clements. tFourth Rowj Keith Amos, Diane Ginn, Tina Denton, Susi Horton, Mary- ann Travers, Carol Ward, Betty Stanislawski, Billy Jo Patrom, Cathy Brannock, Christine Holm, Kerri Thorne, Summer Hawkins and Perry Wingate. 2. Students get goodies at the FBLA candy store. 3. FBLA members at work in their class. 128 FBLA l .4 :- 4 U6 Activities For Key Club Center Around Service The Key Club is only a young club at Marana, de- signed to do things for other people. Starting only last year, already they are involved and did various deeds. For one, they had a volleyball-a-thon during Christ- mas vacation. It was to raise money for the disease, cerebral palsy. A number of people played volleyball for twelve hours with a donation of five cents or more per hour. Some other feats they did during the year were Christ- mas caroling and helped with the special olympics. l. Advisor, Mr. Urquides, speaks at a meeting. 2. President Karla Davis presents a new project at a meeting. 3. Key Club members listen intently at a meeting. 4. Members of Key Club are tFirst Rowj officers: Mary Halbach, Laura Welsh, Karla Davis, Monique Bernauer, Cindy Criss, Advisor Mr. Urquides and Diana Young. tSecond Rowj Mitchel Anders, Craig Jackson, June Copenhaver, Ramona Islas, Sheri Esh- peter, Maurene Polashek, Glenn Groves, Kelly Patton, Leanne Post, Lori Bellmeyer, Tom Kleinschmit, Vickie Patton and Lori Brant. x 7 K '54 Key Club IZ9 l30 Advertising iff' 5 M1 4, ,Nt x Hgntblv riffs -'bf Z 2 f, , 4. 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ZZ, 5 I W Mg :I SahuaroV1sta C4441 244442 The Sahuaro Vista Guest Ranch is loctted just I3 miles N W of Tucson tn in area rich in nituril desert plant life The American and Europein Plans are olfered at our Ranch The American Plan includes not only room tecommoditions ind ill heirty Arwona ranch meals but also all facilities of the Rinch such as daily horseback riding tennis swimming volleyball cookouts entertainment excursions and transportition to and from the airport and depot ln addition tothe usu il Guest R inch accommodations Sahu iro Vista offers personalwed service for our friends in Tucson in planning weddings receptions conferences parties and proms The Sahuaro restaurants hotels and motels For further information contact Nadine Leonard 16023297 0502 Route I4 Box 554 Tucson Arwona 85704 Sharron s Grooming MARA A CLINIC All Breeds Terriers A Specialty Pet Supplies Scottish Terrier Puppies When Available Marana 682 3130 Tucson 623 0779 ASPHALT PAVING TENNIS COURTS GRADING 8. EXCAVATING EQUIPMENT RENTAL QUINN P.ES.'SZ'IIN'C3- -W COMPANY :Nc KIIKU1 GENERAL coNTRAcToRs 13644 N Sandario Road Roy J Quinn President 748 7111 682 4111 4320 E Tennessee 85714 . , ' 1 ' 2 Q , . . , fl' E 7 ' .' .1 z' z rl I ' ' , ' ' W, 1 I gg , Y . . L ' . .' , , I Vista Guest Ranch is in the business of providing truly personal services which sets us apart from most V A s ' '- ' Ads 133 134 Ads THE MARANA LOUNGE Marana Arizona McLAUGHllN BODY 81 PAINT JACK MCLAUGHLIN 0wner!Manager 2851 NORTH FIRST AVENUE TUCSON ARIZONA 85719 PHONE 16021624 6091 TOOLEY 8: Marana Dairy Farm SONS Wholesale Produce, Inc lol ' 1 fQ o'1 1' ff? 'O f, f dm R V gigs j X VY QA ,I 'eff W 119 E Toole Ave 959.42 O -Unk? 9' 15401 W Hardin Road 682 5611 . . at vf f . , , g ' Qngisgzhf ',1!'1'3t 'l 'f' A 1 nip ,, 'Th' 1 - 'X N 4 ' 1,16f'fQl 4 'P' I ' 9 ,f,f X I t 'yfffflf ' feflfrll , 0 ' -- 1 y f . 5 I I 1 f f 4 I 4 ,. I X . ' . ' 1 - gi . -. ' - f' ' U'M1l9gI f . my .134 N ' ' v .' 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Congratulatlons to the Graduates of 79 From WILLIFIMS Truck Tnre Repair TRUCK TIN RI PMR Wash Lube Rack 4966 N Casa Grande Highway Tucson Arnzona 85703 888 1596 Truck 24 Hour Tire Repair Road Servlce ' 9 n I 4 m111QDQS1L I .. f f Ads 135 I36 Ads 6 2305 W Ruthrauff A 0 2 MOB F'ARK HOME VILLA CAPRI Mobile Home Park Clubhouse Therapeutlc Pool Large Swlmmlng Pool Underground Ullllt1CS Paved Streets Travel Trallers Welcome Adult Sectlon 887 2255 WE BUY ALL GRADES OF LIVESTOCK ' WE ALSO CUSTOM SLAUGHTER JONES MEAT PACKERS TUCSON OWNED AND OPERATED WHOLESALE BEEF VEAL PROVISIONS SMOKED MEATS FULL LINE OF SAUSAGE PRODUCTS RC JONES 670W 33RD ST REG JONES TUCSON ARIZONA PHONE 882 8350 123OW GLENN TUCSON ARIZONA 85705 Speclalrzmg In Tennis Courts Truler Courts DTIVCWHYS Parking Lots Seal Coating 84 Hot MIX Bus 797 3242 Congratulmons to the Class of 79 from Quarter Clrcle Double Bar Owned and Opefafed bv fhe Hereford Ranch Botkm FamIIV 14018 N Xvra Rd Marana Ar17ona 13865 Sandarlo Rd Marana Arlz 682 3604 682 3473 Ben 84 Lorralne Prlcc U - IA . . .' . . A WSC V Ads I37 SIERR VILLAS TOW HOMES In an area of enduring beauty and historic significance in the best Southwestern trad1t1on Slerra Vlllas presents for your conslderatlon a homeslte of outstandlng orlgmahty Archltecturally new and d1fferent1n 1fS exterlor des1gn, lt IS e ually llitflgulllg rn the judxclous and space savmg deslgn 0 the 1nter1or Comfort and convemence at low Cost conslstent wlthvguallty construct1on IS of paramount rmpor tance ln any hlgham bullt home Slerra Vlllas 15 no exceptlon to that precept You ll never go wrong buylng a Whlgham bu1lt home 3? 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Whitel HOWARD C WHITE REAL ESTATE Income Tax Notary Insurance 7 O W A V ll 85238 Wherever you llve, work, or travel m Arizona Mkgooutofourwayforyou ValleyNat1onalBank 92 . vra a e Rd. M ana A ' o 0 o I AR BANK O 0 More than 170 offices throughout Arizona Member FDIC I40 Ads SPRING S HARDWARE AND SUPPLY Co KENNY 5 NC MARKET 756 E Fort Lowell Tucson Ar1zona 623 4311 TUCSON TOM S COMPANY 4517 N Pomona Road Tucson Arnzona 85705 TOM E LLIOTT Phone 887 0155 Dlstnbutor Toasted P anuts Peanut Butter Sand :che 0 Candles Potato Chaps Vendmg, Machme Detergent Gasoline TIRES BATTERIES ACCESSORIES EXPERT LUBRICATION GASOLINE 81 OIL BUTANE GAS Greyhound Flag Stop IN MARANA TRICO and SANDARIO RD 682 3212 I W OLIN WAPLES Owned 81 Operated gpg, Marana Arlzona You Are Always Welcome qQOfllSE What words cannot express flowers can 610 W PRINCE RD TUCSON ARIZ 85705 PHONE C6025 887 5000 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 X 6 JORDAN .IEWELERS 1352 WEST PRINCE DIAL 887 4481 TUCSON ARIZONA Mobil Q H . .- -V, . .H I X ll A ,Q THE COPY CAT, INC. Craft and Art Supplies Gifts Custom F am ng eet rg Cards Statnonery Art f c al Flowe s and Arrangmg 3390 EAST SPEEDWAY TUCSON ARIZONA 85716 T D KLEINSCHMIDT 16021 327 1111 3 Doors North ofPostOfI1ce Marana Ar1Lona8 238 P O Box 495 Off 682 4343 Farmers Insurance Group Rlchard Plttman B+ Student Save 25? on Auto Insurance Paunt Glass Plumbing 'I I1 Electrical Housewares LOW RY HARDWARE 908 W Prmce Rd Tucson Arizona Phone 887 4381 CLOSED MDNDAYB Casas Adobes Barber Shop Casas Adobes Shoppmg Plaza H A I I2 S T V I. ING 7115 NORTH ORACLE ROAD 297 0202 T H BLAKEMAN PRDP R55 BBB D239 F LOWING WELLS HOLIDAY LAUNDRY 1373 W Prmce Road Open Darly 6 30 a m to 1000 p m MAYTAG EQUIPPED 1007 Soft Water Dry Cleamng Wash Fold SCTVICC Avallable METAL BUILDINGS M ESCO METAL EUILDINGS WHERE COMPUTERIZED ENGINEERING GIVES YOU UNEQUALLED DESIGN FLEXIBILITY SAVING YOU TIME AND MONEY 0 COMMERCIAL 8: INDUSTRIAL AIRCRAFT HANGERS SHOWROOMS STORES WAREHOUSES FARM BUILDINGS d1al 887 4500 JOHN PADDOCK CONSTRUCTION INC 14155 N LUCKETT RD 25 ' -' Q 9 I 1 ' - ' - r i Gr ix - ' - i i i r ' I ' 3 o Q I 0 I , , H 2 . 5 E' u mm I -1- .g. , nm '---f- - ' f fm. A I i --I-If V .-- -- '2 ': 5, - I 1 ' --I.I . kg-NL- BY lljlvk . C I 5 I ' ' , o , . 5, 0 0 . If i . , , X is ' I Ads 141 spsl- 014 PEPSI COLA BOTTLING COMPANY OF TUCSON CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OE 79 Hnderson Cloyton Ollseed Processing Dlvlslon ARIZONA PORTLAND CEMENT COMPANY 0 o o o o Box 608 Marana, Arizona MONITOR PRINTING Classical Quality and Service 1 887-6100 INCORPORATED PSSSMES? 85935 Ph Marana Insurance Agency PERSONAL 8: BUSINESS INSURANCE POST OFFICE BOX 187 ,A MARANA ARIZONA 85238 MARSH AVIATION OF MARANA Ph 682 3361 Qu 6 f , L we 'I-3,13 vC6NGQg.IUiX 144 Ads e- Our Job As a rural electrlc system It s our job to provlde dependable electric power to all who llve and work In our corner of America Its our job to help broaden our communlty s base of soclal and eco nomlc opportunlty It s our job as one of nearly 1 OOO rural electrlc systems across the na tlon maklng up a small but vlgorous dustry to work toward solvlng mountlng natlonwlde energy prob ems and Gur Promlse Well go on plannlng ahead carefully carrylng out those plans dolng our multl level job And as the future rolls ln wlth extra problems we ll put forth the extra effort It takes to meet our consumers and our country s needs lt s not only our job but our promlse TRICO ELECTRIC COOPERATIVE, INC part of the country's total electric ln- l . BULLARDS Casas Adobes Shoppmg Plaza 711 3 N Oracle Rd Tucson ROD S FEED STORE 16001 W El Tlro Marana Arlzona 682 5691 H and FFA Dlscounts 9,594 l Z W QLE-w 3 IT s AN... V HULSEY S STHTION 15155W.EIT'r rm IBB M day Sat day8 S day FLORH S DELI E ryd y 0 m t CALL IN ORDERS TAKEN 682 5312 GOOD LUCK GRADUATES' Ask your frrends where they buy thenr Levls KAISERMAN S Men s and Boys Wear Rlght Near the Freeway IH Tucson 21900 'rak 11853 W TTICO Rd Marana n n Marana, Az. OPEN on - ur a.m. In 9 p.m. un 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Q u ' OPEN ve a 1 a. . uBp.m. 7 f , 4- . Jet Supplies ' ' 1330 W. Prince Rd. , NJ 4 . l 4926 if L . ' nl' Q Ads l45 14K Ad AUDREY S BOUTIQUE sillp nc Tel 682 5479 W Avra Valley Road near Anway Road OPEN 24 HOURS Tuesday Thru Saturday m 5 p m 682 4442 12526 W Moore Rd Marana Az Best Wlshes Class of 79 From Vanderkolk A Insurance Agency Inc OXY 5 1855 West Prince Road Tucson Arizona 85705 Occldental Cheffllcdl Co phone Marana BURRIS WHITE Machinery Co. Ph nothing one 887 4121 2020 W Gardner Lane a Tucson Anzona Complete Hair Care t ,,-.,,.w'w I , 8 a. .- . . UIVIAY FUTURE YEARS BRING MUCH SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF 1979 BUD ANTLE INC nw' UF IBHLIFDRITIFI BUD ANTLE INC RED ROCK AZ 148 Ad We were rentlng tuxedos and dmner Jackets when most of our competitors were stlll ln short pants glnglss dsla getf 5870 E Broadway 790 4293 lchardson Construction Resndentxal Commercnal 2751 A W Anklam Tucson AZ 85705 623 3872 WI-lLKEH'S BUIJY SHOP 901 W Grant Road DAVID WALKER Tucson Arizona 85705 Owner Phone 624 3019 Congratulations to the Class of 1979 from the gang at Wagon Wheel Post Plcture Rock and Sandar o Roads 682 9902 Marana 623 4938 Tucson INDUSTRIAL TOOL AND SUPPLY CO 830 East 22nd Street P O B 26010 85726 Uncle Bob s POPCORN WHOLESALE AND RETAIL Sno Cone Machmes Popcorn Machmes Cotton Candy Machmes CONCESSION EQUIPMENT SALES 81 RENTALS 3248 E Grant Road 327 6891 0 0 0 0 I i 0 0 - - O 0 o Worl ' r s ormalwearrente. . . ox P M L Tucson, Arizona , 7 . 1- -. R I lo Country Market 12505 N Trlco Rd 682 5539 Grocernes Fresh Meats Gas Butane BEER and WINE IUHERE THE FICTION IS Pete Tountas 1010 West Mnracle Mnle Tucson AZ 85705 Telephone 888 4272 Golden Pln PRO SHOP says Congratulatlons Graduates 1010 W Mlracle Mlle Tucson AZ 85705 8884272 Where The ACTION Is 887 5727 TOOLS 81 EQUIPMENT FOR Home lndustry Construction X gage TRACTORS CEMENT MIXERS Q- TRENCHERS ELECTRIC TOOLS PLUMBING 8. SEWER EQUIP COMPRESSORS 3 uns Noam or Pmncs Best WlShCS to the Class of 1979 From PARSON S STEEL ERECTORS INC P O Box 25 Marana Ph 887 6207 LUESTEFQFW I FQRIT1 SERVICE X P O Box 85 Marana, Arizona 682 3572 , wr 1 9 9 if Q - nit fi . 1 0 s -12 I Q v 11, X, V 21 I. n 1-5 2 ff A 1 0 ' 17711 ,1- o , 5 ,446 f E' N General Mana erlProfessior1aI Bowler li m,s:.gfgm 3909 N. ORACLE ROAD V. ..... 9 E 511325335 if N75 P25SEc-,E15El'ii'f--:E-E -II-551555 zili E --I '- -1'-12 '. - 'I '-'- -'2'-:'- f I Ivf: 5 ---' - ':.f'-- E 15-Ef1':'E' :-:':v' v'l..I' 'Ii'-23 - 9 1 . . a V ' 7 xv' .IQ YXX ' 17 f x 'N X ' 1 1 Ads 149 FF' W Marana Auto Parts 13750 N Sandano Road A i i . is A K if X il-'W' JF- ' I Af' , 1 ' at Q ' wr SANTA CRUZ SADDLERY Valley Market Boots Shoes Saddle and Tack gg-sf 16560 W. Avra Valley Rd. W5 Telephone - 682-9966 Groceries, Fresh Meats 11851 W T co Marana Rd 6823078 Gas 9 a o 'U! 1 Sf' , . i . ri - . X PRODUCERS COTTON OIL Rt. I Box 39 Marana, Arizona ww ' 106120 O ' T Q. 1 swf I , ch LtafOL I M Sarrieri, G sfwwjf fefy K . f M G SENIORS BEAUTIF f 5594 FQRCKQKTIMEO S f , ff? GER WIL IAMS' L 'fi7fDfX fvzflfa f Scholastic Studios, f LTD. 1146 E. INDIAN SCHOOL RD. PHOENIX, AZ. 85014 All 1 L9'YL,e9fLpLL- ' p Ad l5l I52 Ads rgi: AAQAWJ ,Q GARAGE AUTOPARTSI L.L':i2:IdI1 3 E409 IRI3' I vfjwvfi-fx. K 84 K AUTO SUPPLY 8L GARAGE COMPLETE AUTO REPAIRS MIKE CALVIN Owner 13700 N Sandarno Rd Phone 682 3536 Marana Az 85238 Marana Hardware 8a Supply 13720 N Sandario Marana, Arizona 85238 Ph: 682-3521 Hardware Farm SUPPIICS Plumbmg Lrvestock Feeds Eleclflcdl Western TACK Bulldmg Lnvestock Medrcmes Garden Supphes TED A DESPAIN OWNER EVCO FARMS PJCI 9 l Box 275 682 3251 R E MILLER PAVING AND CONSTRUCTION INC. rp, LNA? Ati--B L I Nix , nl, I1 1 Q X 4 Aa QI FI fri gfailllinrqgmm - ' ?'-'-. ,JT 'J lg:-I : r GENERAL 8lTILDING conmncron comnm susmvuslou smvlcss EARTH MOVING 8. GRADING ASPHALT coucnns Max AVAILABLE unnsncnounoummzs srwrns wma ELECTRICAL CONCRETE CURBS 84 SIDEWALKS DRIVEWAYS PARKING LOTS PLAY COURTS RESURFACING 748-0336 ,iflfgg . 1. ,l3L1.r. 2 K VkAbh W A A K lk I E came snow ghmgmg jfrvrcf . . J T' fA..frr. S' '- A - - .. , I 'I ' .Q -' , ' E A I I A I LA -Af Arwmf 'pefaf+q,L,ggqyvgaf rree I M' 1+ 1- f- Af- 1-I 71' L7 fir--el-53545. I ,,' Q -A lf-9 ' 'Gif-l:iiEF32...'1 3 ,.,1Sx QiI1fIf'7 ' ri' 'k-f5: 5fj':'fk I ' I L5-5 i I Y iff? L1 ' I 'r.5 1 Q,p5:f -f ' V! ..., .A 1 .1 K V ,,.V Q: .H If - L 'T Q I 'Q N' 35-f1I22sr1r':'-f'f . -I -' 57 'U ' 3, '- S' Q . LN ,T . . -- Y. I Q ' ' N M A f - Q 4 1 u ' 1 'E 1 WELDING AND MECHANICAL REPAIRING Mmmg and Industrlal Weldmg SQIVICQ 5260 E CANADA STREET TUCSON ARIZONA Mmmg and Heavy Equlpment RQIDGITITIQ Fabrlcatlon Modlflcatlon Shop and F1elcl SQFVICQ Bus 294 1461 CONGRATULATIONS TO TI-IE CLASS OF 1979 I . , I I I 7 7 9 I I Ad IS3 I54 Ads Congratulations Graduates RCOIcp td odsy oce r dhopethoty co t to p yo gools d obie t o th r Mo Y I Q 9 ELGQQQ Q J:-EL X txitriif 'Open 'Y Gladden Brothers Complete Installation Trenchlng Servlce Excavating For Estimates Call 682 5311 Ph1l and Howard tam- Septlc Systems and Leachmg Fields Marana and Avra Valley 2415 No Fontana Phone 623 0631 Jim EngeImann's TUCSON TAXIDERIVIY CO. At the Corner of 6th 81 Grant Tucson Arizona 85705 Wf,,4?f,mffff Qwryfggg 3 A mu AMERICAN AUTO Sz HOME UPHOLSTERY 791 9094 902 W GRANT ROAD AL BCIACCA TUCSON ARIZONA 85705 INDUSTRIAL PLAZA I - ASA n or oroe opp! u our hi vemen on s i ou will ninue ursue ur on ' cives-now nd in e fu ure. n oppor unities exist for those who hove the will ond determination to seek th mour. Q ntl DW sin - ' E O Q' 'li I 1 , i 5 N I I A I I nEquo o uni Employer . X - I 4' 1 . 1' 'F 37 9 ' I .'n ' .. . - ' ' ' 5 5 fu- ' .- uality and Service for 30 years HCDLLHS ptnot mtggravews HUGO 103 EAST COUNCIL TUCSON OARIZONAO 85701 623 7589 Q o Q - H Sonlfflllnl 8004 if lvvwlilll 0 WIP0' ....r............ NWS Hwwons Marana Barber Shop By Appointment Razor -' Regular a Specialty Ng .3 Long or Short 11441 W. Grier Rd. ' 1 J Cutting Haircuts o O CNear Schoolj BAND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS SCHOOL MUSIC SERVICE LIME!! Thia card a pr patad by your 1010 E T O Q taachara 1 the Marana Education T C ON A O B57'9 BOB SIMMELINK E. CARE' I I Aaaociati d cha Arizona Education Aaaociation DEFCO L G LEFLER INC CONTRACTORS ENGINEERS CONSTRUCTION MANAGER DESIGNER BUILDERS E 623 0525 SLN! 4 MERI C6021 881 3201 3130 EAST GRANT ROAD TUCSON ARIZONA 85716 PHOENIX AREA TEMPE C6021 968 2488 I9 ll oaclm n . BR ADWAY M WE n U ' E on .5 P - EDUCATIONAL coNsuL'rANT LH ' K . ,ZA VV: 5, ,E 40 x , Z. 'yi tv , , A feert We ' I st' OWZEJSSL ' 1 U . U . , g A W 0F QV' I Ads I55 CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF 1979 WE RE LOOKING FOR YOU TO OPEN THE DOOR xXXXXXXXH X OR K 5,9 1 Q SXXSQXEU M,4yl 1, 3 'O 46 Z 7 V9 1 5 ol '71 ' X fl cm SN Q 01,0 DISSIRIQEJJQSN Nxxxxvx 13886 S 1 b 85270 A ll 543,. 'w '3 Qu, 0 5' 'L'-x I I 1 : 7 5 5 1 Z Q 1 4 'Q f f 0 X5 ' 'fr 'ffm L ll 8 Q I. IU ' D C ' ll A' V- . . I .r 1 : f' , Iii vmaaxmmtv -7 --,.,.. '.,.l,' '- 'I I I ,..... I ' ' vu Y' .-of' 1 1 --., A :, , v.. A .4 A NAI .1 rs. - P 1 'IJ 'Jae 1, 'T 0-I-.:r'1I' 41 M .W-Ln v . 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Jo Ann Coleman Student Council 3, 43 Choir l, 2, 3, 43 Drama l, 2, 33 V-Club 43 TRAGYC 43 Volleyball l. Larry Cook Weightlifting l, 2, 3, 43 Track 3. Becky Davis Key Club 3, 43 TRAGYC 43 Tennis l, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 2, 3, 4, Editor 43 Mascot 2, 33 Mat Maid l. Dee Ann Davis Class President 23 V-Club l, 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Treasurer 43 Model U.N. 3, 4, Co-Treasurer 43 Thespian 2, 3, President 43 Drama I, 2, 3, 4, Best Actress 33 Band l, 2, 33 Flag Girl 2, 33 Tennis Manager lg Dean's List l, 2, 3, 43 Prom Queen Candidate 3. Bill Delfs V-Club 43 TRAGYC 43 Track 2, 3, 4g Cross Country 43 Art Certificate 2, 3. Tina Denton FBLA 4, Vice President 43 COE 43 Track l, 23 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List l, 2, 3, 4. Denise Dewey V-Club, Treasurer 2, Queen Candidate 23 MAAQ National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 Band 1, 2, 33 Drama l, 2, 3,41 Publicity Agent 2, 33 Thespians 3, 43 . FBLA I 43 Basketball l, 23 Student Council 3, 4. Jasmine Dimmick VO Food 3g DO 4. 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Vince Gacilos Lettermen's Club 3, 4, President 43 Hawaiian Club I3 Football lg Wrestling l, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 1, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 1, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List 1, 2, 3. Loyd Gainous Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 43 Foot- ball 43 Wrestling 43 Track 4. Diane Ginn FBLA 4, Secretary 43 COE 43 Track 23 Honor Roll l, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List l, 2, 3, 4. Greg Gladden Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Football 3, 43 Track l3 Baseball 3, 43 Wrestling 2. Sara Gladden Tennis l, 2, 3, 4, Most Consistent Player 3. Frank Gonzales Art Award 2, 33 Track l, 33 Cross Country l, 2. June Goodman JV Football manager 3. Whitney Hamby FBLA 3. Lori Hansen Class Vice President lg Cheerleader l, 2, 3. Terry Hardin Drama l, 2, 3. Mike Harris Cross Country 2. Raymond Harry Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 2, 3, 43 Football l. Mary Hatcher FBLA 4. Summer Hawkins FBLA 43 Flag Girl 2, 3, 43 MAA 2, 33 Matmaid 3g Yearbook 3. Mike Helin National Honor Society 3, 4. Tammy Herczeg FFA 1, FBLA 4. Q Suzanne Hill Class Vice President 23 Model UN 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 V-Club 3, 4, Secretary 3, President 43 Thespian3 Ecology Club I3 MAA 2, 43 Band I, 2, 33 Flag Girl 23 Choir I, 2, 33 Basketball l, 2. Christine Holm FBLA 43 COE 4. Jeff Holt FFA I, 2, 3, 43 Rodeo Club 4. Martin Honea Yearbook 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball lg Football I, 2, 3, 4. Susie Horton Class Representative lg Songleader 2, 3, 43 V- Club I, 23 Key Club 43 F.B.L.A. 43 Basketball I3 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Dean's List 3, 4. Steve Hopkins Band 2, 3, 43 Outstanding Guitarist 2, 33 Football I3 Poetry Award 3. Dennis Howe Band I, 2, 3, 4. Dan Hunt Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 4, Best Instrumental 2, 3, Entertainers' Club 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Musi- cian 3, 4. Stan Hunt FFA I, 23 Football 3. Bobby Islas Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball l, 2, 33 DO 4. Dottie James Class Treasurer 23 V-Clubl, V-Club I, 2, 3, 43 Model UN l, 2, 33 Drama I3 Volleyball I, 23 Tennis I, 2, 3, 43 MAA 2, 3, 4, Representative 23 ASU Outstanding Junior Award 3. Oscar Jimenez Basketball I3 Tennis 3, 4, Tennis Award 3. Terri John Gymnastics 33 Publications 3. Ben Johnson AV Club 3, 4, Vice President 33 Band 2, 3, 4, Regional Band Festival 23 Cross Country 43 Swimming I. Eric King TRAGYC 33 Football 43 Track 3, 43 Lisa Kern FBLA 3. Tom Kleinschmidt TRAGYC l, 2, 3, 43 Student Council I3 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 DO 4. Don Kobayashi Audio Visual I, 2, 3, 43 Chess Club 33 State Math Test Award 33 PhotoJournalism 3, 4. Scott Krebs Cross Country l, 23 Football Manager I3Track I. Donald Kucsmas Band I, 2, 3, 4. Craig Langford Football lg Cross Country 3, 43 Track 3, 4. Tracy Latimer COE 43 FBLA 43 FFA I, 23 Honor Roll 33 Dean's List 3. Carl Lee Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 2, 3, 4, President 43 Football I, 2, 3, 4, All-State First Team 3, All-Conference Second Team 43 Basket- ball I, 2, 3, 4. Cindy Leon V-Club 43 Advanced Choir 2, 3, 4. Basilio Lerma Band I, 2, 3, 4. Wade Lewis Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 23 Bas- ketball I3 Track I, 2, 3, 4. Charlene Loustanau National Honor Society 3, 43 SEAP Tutor 23 FBLA 43 Tennis Manager 23 Basketball 33 Honor Roll 2, 3, 43 Dean's List 2. Brad Lynn FFA I, 2, 3, 43 Rodoe Club l, 2. Joe Martinez Football 2, 33 Basketball 33 Baseball 2. Ricky McDaniel Football Trainer 43 Wrestling Trainer 43 Basket- ball Trainer 4. Mary McGuire Model UN 2, 3, 43 V-Club I, 3, 43 TRAGYC 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4, State Solo 3, 43 Student Council 4. Cindy McNeely F.F.A. l, 2, 3, 4. John Mendoza Football I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4, All-Confer- ence Award Honorable Mention 3. Marc Mettlen Wrestling I3 Football 23 Band 1, 2, 3, Drum Ma- jor 4. Randy Mifflin V-Club I3 Baseball 23 Band I, 2, 3, 4. Mike Mitchell Lettermen's Club 3, 43 Football l, 3, 43 Track 3, 4. Sue Moody V-Club 23 Yearbook 3, 43 Volleyball 33 FBLA 43 COE 4. Bill Murray FFA I, 2, 3, 43 Rodeo Club I, 23 Football 3, 4. John Myer Football Trainer 4. Douglas Nielson FFA I, 23 Guitar3 Track. Teresa Nielson V-Club I3 Drama 2, 33 DO 4. Lori Niehaus Gymnastics 23 Dance Contest Winner 4. Richard Nolen Football 2, 3, 43 Basketball 2. J oEllen Oller Ecology I3 Band I, 2, 3, 4. Arthur Ortiz NYC 2, 3, 43 DO 4. Jerry Ortiz Baseball I, 23 DO 4. Daven Oswalt Lettermen's Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 43 MAA 43 Basketball 33 Tennis I, 43 Baseball 2, Boys' State 3. Steve Padilla Uncle Sam Club 2, 33 Service Club, President 43 Track 4. Clay Parsons Rodeo Club3 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Football 3, 4. Billie Jo Patrom FBLA 43 COE 4. Gail Paterson Class Secretary 23 V Club, Vice President 33 Na- tional Honor Society 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3, Presi- dent 43 Band I, 2, 3, 4, President 3, Secretary 43 Student Council, Treasurer 33 MAA 2, 3, 4, Out- standing Sportsman 33 Tennis I. Debbie Payne FFA I, 23 Honor Roll 3. Martin Pena Lettermen's Club 23 Cross Country I, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 4. Grace Perez FBLA 43 Mat Maid lg Honor Roll 2, 33 COE 4. Fleet Phillip Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 2, 3, 4, Vice President 4. Basketball I, 2, 3, 4. Rick Phillips FFA I3 Football I, 2, 43 Wrestling I, 2. Rachel Phipps National Honor Society 3, 43 Outstanding Soloist Award 3, Maryland All-State I, 2, 33 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Bryan Pierson Thespian 3, 4, Representative 33 Model UN 3, 43 National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 Band I, 2, 3, 43 Tennis 3, 4, Boys' State 33 Photo-Journalism 3, 4, Outstanding Photographer 33 Drama I, 2, 3, 4. Thyra Price FBLA 4. Lupe Ramirez Band l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Track lz Cross Country 43 Flag Girl 2. Renee Rea Gymnastics 33 Baseball 33 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Mat Maid 4. Senior Activities I6I Mike Richards Class Secretary I3 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I. Tammy Richins FFA 2, 3, 43 Rodeo Club I, 2, 3, 43 Softball 2, 3. Fred Rivera Lcttcrmen's Club 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball 3, 43 Wrestling 43 Honor Roll I, 4. Mike Roberts FFA I, 2, 3, 43 Tennis I3 Baseball 4. Tom Roberts FFA I3 Baseball 43 Honor Roll I, 2. Ernie Robles Lettermen's Clubg Football I, 2, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 4. Outstanding Weight 33 Honor Roll 33 Dean's List 3. Laura Rockhold Band 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 Soft- ball 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Best Defensive Player 3. Steve Rockwell V-Club 2, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Newspaper 4, Co Sports Editor 4. Sonia Romo V-Club 43 Mat Maid I3 Songleader 2, 3, 43 Vol- leyball I3 English Award 2. Amy Rosengard FBLA 43 Ski Club 2, 33 GAA 2, 33 Volleyball Intramurals 2, 33 Flag Twirler 3. Jessica Samuelson MAA 3, 4, Vice President 3, President 43 V-Club I, 2, 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 4. Maria Sanchez Class President 43 V-Club 2, 3, 4, Secretary 2, Representative 33 FBLA 4, Treasurer 43 Student Council I, 3, 43 V-Club Queen 23 Carnival Queen 33 Mat Maid I3 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 4. Dolores Schall National Honor Society 2, 3, 43 MAA I3 Basket- ball 2, 3, 43 Track 2, 3, 43 Volleyball lg Cross Country 3, 43 Mat Maid I3 Flag Girl 2, 3, 4. Tony Schwager FFA I, 2, 3, 4. Steve Short Track 3, 4. Gene Slape FFA 23 Wrestling 3, 43 DO 4. Dane Smith Lcttcrmen's Club 2, 3, 4, Sergeant of Arms 3, 43 Football I, 2, 3, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Wrestling I, 2, 3, 414-H1 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List 2, 3. David Smith Lcttermen's Club 3, 4, Secretary 33 Football lg Cross Country 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 33 Track I, 2, 3, 4, Outstanding Trackman 3. Debby Smith V-Club 3, 4, President 3, Representative 43 Flag Girl 3, 4, Head Flag Girl 43 MAA 2, 3, 43 Nation- al Honor Society 3, 43 Drama I, 2, 33 Newspaper 4, News Editor 4. Juanita Smith FBLA 3, 4, Treasurer 3, President 4, Outstanding Secretarial Student 33 Band I, 2, 3. Shirley Smith Library Assistant 4. Sandy Sokoloski Tennis 3, 4. Melody Spencer FBLA 43 VO Foods 33 Band I. Elizabeth Stanislawski FBLA 43 COE 4. Allena Snyder Class Vice President I3 Student Council I3 Mat Maid I, 23 FFA I, 2, 33 Honor List I, 23 Dean's List I, 2. Ronnie Tarkington Football I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball 3, 43 Black Togeth- erness and Awareness Club 2, 3, 4. Gloria Taylor Volleyball I3 Softball I, 23 Black Togetherness and Awareness Club 2, 3, 4. Pat Taylor FFA I, 2, 3, 4, FFA Chapter Sentinel 2, Reporter 3, State Vice President 43 1977 State Agricultural Salesman. - Beth Triphan Class Treasurer 43 V-Club I, 2, 43 National Hon- or Society 3, 4. Julie Thacker FBLA 43 Volleyball 23 Basketball 2, 43 Track 4. Rozanne Thompson FFA I, 2, 3, 4, National Livestock Showmanship Bronze I3 MAA I. Kerri Thorne Food Service 23 Softball I3 Volleyball 23 Gymnas- tics 23 Track 23 Mat Maid 33 Flag Girl 3, 4. Mark Thorsrud Football I, 2, 43 Baseball I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Best Free-Throw Shooter 3. Scott Throckmorton Choir 43 Guitar 4. Alice Torres V-Club 2, 33 MAA 33 Entertainers' Club 33 Flag Girl 2, 33 Band 23 Guitar 2, 3. John Twarog FFA I, 23 Football 2, 3, 43 Baseball 2, 3, 4. Laurie Vaughn Track 2, 43 Entertainers' Club 3, 43 Flag Girl 2, 3. Kurt Venos 4-H 2, 3, 4g Football 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Yearbook 3, 4. Dave Walker Football I, 23 Wrestling I, 23 Track I3 Weightlift- ing 2, 3, 4. Laura Walls Military Club I, 2, 3, 4. Carol Ward Band I, 2, 33 Flag Girl 23 Basketball I, 2, 3, 43 Track I, 2, 3, 43 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Pat Ward Track I, 2, 33 Cross Country 2, 33 Wrestling 33 Photo-Journalism 4, Outstanding Photographer 33 Yearbook 4. Loretta Wells FBLA 43 DO 2, 3, 43 4-H I, 23 Tennis 3. Pam Whillock National Honor Society 3, 4, Student Council Representative 33 FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Chapter Secre- tary 43 V-Club 43 Rodeo Club 23 Volleyball 33 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Larry Williams Lettermen's Club 3, 43 FFA I, 23 Baseball 2, 3, 43 Wrestling 3, 43 Cross Country 4. Mimi White V-Club I, 2, 3, 43 Thespian 3, 43 National Honor Society 3, 43 MAA I, 2, 33 COE 43 Tennis I3 Basketball 23 Honor Roll I, 2, 3, 43 Dean's List I, 2, 3, 4. Ronnie Worthey FFA 33 Football 3. Jennifer Yeomans Rodeo Club 4, Secretary 43 4-H I, 2, Treasurer I, 23 FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Judging Team 3. Steve Young FFA I, 2, 3, 4, Delegate State Convention 33 4-H I, 2, 3, 43 AV Club I, 23 Football I, 3, 4, Captain 4. Lynn Zwiers FFA I, 2. Barnes, Sandra 44 A Abate, Deborah 44, 52, 102, 126 Acker, Kelley 44, 100, 121 Adam, Elmer 36 Adam, Mathew 44 Adams, Chuck 44 Adolph, John 53, 58. 67, '17 Adolph, Lori 24, 85, 105 Albright, Edward 53 Alday, Paul 24 Aleff, Mike 53, 67. 82 Altamirano, Ambrosio 53 Altamirano, Annette 24, 93, 128 Altamirano, Maria 44, 85, 100 Amacio, lrma 36 Amaro, Annette 36 Amaro, Robert 36, 76 Amaro, Yvonne 121 Amos, Keith 15, 24, 128 Amos, Clifford 44, 66, 125 Anders, Mitch 36, 64, 80, 99, ll Anders, Penny 44, 70, 126 Anderson, Dan 108 Andrade, Sonia 53, 105 Andreaccio, Dave 44 Andrew, Dorene 53, 54 Andrews, Terry 36, 72, 78 Angel, Vicky 36 Anway, David 44, 66, 76, 119 Anway, Regina 53 Aranda, Aurelio 24, 64 Avenetti, Albert 44, 66, 76, 116 B Bade, Leonard 44, 85 Bailey, Whanda 24, 124 Bailey, Stuart 36, 96, 105, 125 Baize, Lori 53, 108 Balcezak, Gregg 36, 66 Baleezak, Jeanette 44, 84 Balcezak, Mike 70 Baldwin, Roger 44, 53, 66, 86 Bannon, Sherri 53 Bannon, Randy 66 Barnett, Sue 24 Barnett, Jeff 70 Barr, Danielle 44, 105, 108 Barrett, Melony 53, 73 Barrett, Tom 36 Barry, Eric 53, 58, 67 Barry, Mark 53, 67 7,129 Index Benitez, Joe 23, 67 Benitez, Steve 24, 69 Benson, Tamara 44, 124 Bernauer, Monique 36, 71, 102, 1 Bernardy, Palus 44 Berry, Judy 24, 72, 99, 125 Best, Lance 36 Black, Donald 44 Bindhammer, Mareie 36, 102 Bishop, Scott 36 Bissey, Jan 36, 69 Black, Dan 66, 118 Black, .leff 36, 66 Bledsoe, Ben 53 Boocks, Jody 36 Bourland, Lori Ann 44, 118 Bradford, James 44, 105, 123 Brady, Donna 24 Brannock, Kathy 15, 24, 103, 105 Brannock, Linda 105 Brant, Lori 44, 93, 126, 129 Bratton, Carolyn 23, 79, 126 Bratton Bratton Bratton , Craig 24, 64, 74. 93, 99 , Diane 44, 126 , Mike 36 Bratton, Randy 44, 93, 118 Bride, Stacey 44, 121 Bright, Debbie 24, 53 Bristow, Kirby 53. 67 Bristow, Tamara Jo 25, 84 Brooks, Michael 53 Brown, Jim 53, 118 Brown, Sherry 36 Brown, Stacey 15, 25, 93, 95, 128 Brown, Steve 25 Brown, Susie 44, 119, 123 Brown, Tracey 53, 118 Bruckner, Patti 44, 84 Bruckner, Robbie 36 Barry, Melissa 15, 24, 93, 95, 116, 126. 128 Barton, Carl 36 Barton, Doreen 53 Bauer, Shanna 5, 24, 31, 97, 99. 100, Baum, Fred 36, 115 Beeman, Pam 24 Bejarano, Yolanda 24 Bellmeyer, Lori 36, 95, 129 Bell, Robert 53, 118 Benge, Steve 24 Benge, Tim 44, 115 Bruns, Dawn 36 Bruns, Derrick 53, 118 Bruns, Doug 36, 119 Bruns, Dewaync 36, 118, 119 Burgos, Pat 15, 25, 128 Burns, Maurene 106 Bustamante, Charlene 15, 25 Bustamante, Carlos 53 Bustamante, Julie 44, 85, 100 Bustamante, Lalo 25, 64, 86, 113 C Cain, Gaynale 25 Calhoun, Candace 53, 108 Calhoun, Janna 36 Calhoun, Jeffrie 25 Camp, Don 36 Camp, Susan 53, 102, 126 Campos, Ray 25, 64 Campoy, Mike 53 Cantrell, Connie 53, 118 Carbajal, Ben 44 Carbajal, Robert 44 Carlino, Frank 44 Carlino, James 44 12,129 , 126, 128 Carpenter, David 45 Carpenter, Reed 53 Carper, Bill 36 Carper, Teresa 36 Carter, Ann 46 Castillo Antonio 45 Castillo Bernadina 45 Castillo Bernardo 36 Castillo, Connie 36, 78 Castillo, Ofelia 53 Castillo, Sammy 36, 66 Cazee, Kirk 25, 107 Cervantez, Susan 36 Chambers, Stacia 53, 74, 79, 112, 125 Chavez, Franco 53, 126 Chavez, Susie 45 Chavez, Sylvia 25 Christainsen, Sandra 53 Clark, Laura 45, 126 Clark, Rick 69, 80, 117 Clawson, Corky 53 Chu, Sherman 36 Clement, Joe 37 Clements, Carla 15, 25, 106, 128 Clcmmons, Joan 25, 37, 106 Coleman, JoAnn 25, 94, 106 Coleman, Keith 45 Coleman, Mary 45, 50, 108, 110 Collier, Brenda 45 Collins, Gary 37, 74 Compton, Brenda 45 Contestable, Anne 45 Contestable, Christina 54, 105 Contreras, Richard 54 Cook, Larry 25 Cook, Mike 37, 106 Cook, Ted 54 Cool, Karen 54 Copenhaver, June 37, 78, 95, 116, 129 Cordova, Michael 54, 67 Covey, David 42, 66, 76 Cowl, Tina 121 Cramer, Kirk 45, 119 Criss, Cindy 37, 102, 113. 129 Crook, Brian 25, 119, 123 Curtis, Sherry 25 Curtis, Fred 45 Cusimano, Rodger 54 D Dahler, Dennis 45 Damiano, Deanna 53, 93, 126 Darby, Deann 45, 79 Davis, Becky 26, 83, 93, 112 Davis, Christian 45, 70, 117, 118 Davis, Daniel 45, 123 Davis, Dee Ann 94, 95, 108, 110, 116, Davis, Justin 37 Deegan, George 45 DeKostcr, Michelle 54 DeKoster, Scott 45 De1-aOssa, Dara 54, 102, 126 Delfs, Bill 26, 27, 108, Delfs, Tina 37, 106 110 Index 163 Delfs, Wanda 54, 106 DelPesehio, Michaelle 37, 83 DelPesehio, Teresa 45, 96 DeMoss, Chet 54, 123 DeMoss, Julie 45 Dempsey, Robert 45 Denton, Brenda 45 Denton, Tina 15, 26, 93, 128 DeSpain, Miley 53, 54, 79, 93, 126 Dewey, Brad 37, 64, 76 Dewey, Denise 15, 26, 95, 108, 110, 116, DeWitt, Diana 54 Diaz, Dolly 54, 58, 84 Diaz, Jessie 37 Diaz, Rudy 26, 64 Dickey, Brian 45, 105 Dickson, John 37, 38 Diggs, Sharis 45, 125 Dimmick, Jasmine 26 Dimmick, Thomas 54, 105 Dobbie, Kim 26, 78 Dobbie, Tracey 37, 85, 100 Doguet, Nicholas 46 Dominguez, Jose 37 Dominguez, Scott 54 Doonan, Debbie 46, 108 Doucett, Mark 26, 80 Douglas, Phil 46, 118 Douglas, Stephanie 54, 79, 105, 125 Drouin, Brian 37, 106, 108, 110 Drouin, Peter 54, 106 Duncan, Kenny 46, 67 Durazo, Bobby 46 E Eason, Cody 26, 106, 107 Ecker, Willie 26 Edgerton, Debbie 46, 106 Edminston, Laurie 38, 40, 72, 99 Edwards, Devin 46, 105 Elder, Clarance 27, 105 Elick, Lisa 15, 27, 128 Elliott, Todd 54, 67 Ellis, William 54, 108 Embry, Diana 54, 79 Eshpeter, Sherri 37, 73, 78, 95, 116, 129 Espumas, Francisco 54 Evans, Diane 15, 24, 27, 100, 113, 128 Evans, John 37 F Farrell, George 46 Farrell, William 54 Feldmann, John 54, 118 Fields, Mike 46 Fields, Todd 37, 69 Finstad, Jerry 54 Flocks, David 54, 105, 118 Foster, Mike 46, 76 Foster, Tammy 15, 24, 27, 93, 95, 128 Foley, Mike 37 Fox, Neil 54 Francisco, Esmeralda 27 Franco, Aparisio 54 Franco, Dimas 46 164 lndex Franco, Joaquin 37 Franco, Loretta 46 Franco, Mike 27, 64, 86 Franco, Pete 37 Freed, Kathleen 54, 105 Freeman, Eli 37 Frizzell, Jeff 46, 119, 123 Frye, Debbie 37 Frye, Larry 37 Fujita, Joyce 38 Fujita, Vi Fujita, W nee 64 illiam 46 Fulmer, Kevin 27 Funk, Lori 46 Funk, Mona 54, 105 G Gacilos, David 46, 80, 117 Gacilos, Vince 27, 86, 117 Gagnon, Robert 54 Gaines, Phyllis 54, 118, 123 Gainous, Loyd 27, 64, 96 Galgano, Dan 46, 115 Garcia, Becky 46 Garcia, Eric 55, 77 Garcia, George 46, 119 Garner, Robert 55, 67 Garrett, Don 46 Garrison, Richard 46 Gartland, John 46, 48, 76 Gauthier, Jeannie 38 Gauthier, Sandy 46, 52, 102, 119, 1 Geasa, Tami 46, 126 Gentry, Greg 46, 123 Gilliam, Doris 46, 106 Gilliam, Nicky 38 Gilliland, Anita 46, 106 Gilliland, Peggy 38 Ginn, Diane 15, 27, 128 Gladden, Greg 27, 64, 107, 117 Gladden, Sara 27, 83 Glover, Mike 38 Glover, Richard 55 Glover, Tammy 46, 124 Gonzales, Elizabeth 38 Gonzales, Frank 28 Gonzales, Martin 46 Gonzales, Ralph 27, 28, 108, 110 Goodman, John 28, 46 Goodman, June 31 Goodwin, Denise 46 Goodwin, Patty 25, 79 Gussell, Micheal 28 Gowdy, Robin 53, 55, 79, 93, 126 Granado, Mario 47 Greathousc, Donald 55, 108 Green, Guy 55, 67, 105 Green, Monti 38, 95, 103 Gregg, Ronald 38, 66 Gremmler, Karen 15, 28, 99, 100, 127, 128 Grieb, Gladys 38, 78, 106 Griffin, Karen 124, 125 Griffin, Suzy 38, 106 Griffith, Mike 55,67 Grimes, Martin 47, 105, 124 Gromley, Lee 47 Groves, Glenn 38, 113, 129 Gusa, Roberta 55 H Haase, Rick 38, 105, 107 Hackworth, Paula 28 Hagan, Janice 55 Halback, Mary 38, 105, 126, 129 Hall, Remi 55, 84, 126 Halton, Vivian 55, 105 Hammond, Dan 47, 114 Hampton, Terry 55 Hansen, Lori 15, 28, 128 Harbison, Ronda 47 Hardin, Mary 47 Hardin, Terry 28 Harlow, William 55 Harmon, Debbie 38, 106 Harmon, Douglas 55 Harrill, Shana 55, 115 Harris, Kim 47 Harris, Steven 55 Harry, Jaran 47, 76, 125 Harry, Raymond 125 Hassinger, Monica 47, 108 Hatcher, Beth 15 Hawkins, Mark 55, 58, 77 Hawkins, Summer 28, 33, 103, 105, 128 Hayes, Melody 108 Heath, Jerry 55 Hclin, Mike 28 Hclin, Stephanie 55, 100 Hendricks, Linda 38, 105 Hendrickson, Tammy 38, 102, 114, 119 Henson, Margaret 54, 55, 102, 126 Henson, Nancy 28, 120 Henson, Tom 38, 64, 80 Hercezeg, Tammy 15, 28, 128 Hernandez, Brenda 47, 50, 100 Hernandez, Jesus 55 Hernandez, Phillip 38 Hickman, Alicia 38, 84 Hickman, Grant 66 Hickman, Richard 47 Hill, Donald 55 Hill, Douglas 25, 77 Hill, Suzanne 28, 93, 94, 95, 108, 110, 126 Hogan, Michelle 47 Hogg, Susan 47, 119 Hogue, Linda 47, 73, 119 Holm, Christine 28, 128 Holt, Charlie 38, 42 Holt, Je1'f28, 119, 123 Holtzman, Mollie 55 Honea, Martin 27, 28, 64, 86, 113 Hopkins, John 47, 105 Hopkins, Steve 28, 105 Horak, John 67 Horner, Theresa 47, 84 Horton, Karen 38, 100, 126 Horton, Susie 28, 128 Howe, Dennis 29, 105 Huddleson, Benny 55, 118 Hutson, Don 105 Hum, Dennis 38 Hum, Henry 38 Hum, Kenny 47 Hum, Peter 47 Hummer, Sherry 47 Humphreys, Jackie 47, 73, 84 Hunt, Dan 29, 105, 106 Hunt, Stan 29 Hunter, Jake 47, 119 Hunter, Casey 128 Hunter, Guy 118 Hunter, Scott 38 Huntley, David 48 Hurley, Diana 48 Hurt, Bonita 55, 106 Hurt, Jeffrie 38, 115 I Islas, Edmund 55 Islas, Bobby 29, 64 Islas, Ramona 38, 129 J Jackson, Craig 36, 39, 93. 117. 129 Jackson, Tina 48, 83 James, Dottie 29, 83, 93, 95, 105, 10 James, Robert 55, 67. 82 Jenson, Connie 39 Jiminez, Angie 48, 100 Jiminez, Oscar 29, 82 John, Terri 29 Johnson, Ben 29, 69, 105 Johnson, Kendra 56, 108, 110, 126 Johnson, Ron 39 Johnson, Ron 48 Johnson, William 48, 82, 105 Jones, Kelly 48 Jones, Reg 39 K Kalmes, Robin 39 Kazal, Zack 48 Kee, Ronald 56, 67, 77 Kelch, Jess 106 Kelly, Kelly, Kent, Kern, Kerr, Laura 56, 106 Patrick 48, 76, 106. 108, 110 Christy 56 Lisa 29 Geoffery 48 Kesler, Wendy 39 Kimpton, Danny 56 King, Eric 29, 42, 64 Kinkle, Deborah 56 Kinkle, Diane 48 Kinsman, Julie 48, 118 Kirkpatrick, Steve 119 Kleinschmidt, Tom 29, 64, 129 Kline, Vernon 39 Klos, Karen 48 Knepper, Russell 56 Knerr, Gel'f107, 108, 110 Knerr, Renee 56, 106 Knight, Susan 48 Kobayashi, Donald 27, 29, 82, 114 Kramer, Julia 56, 108, 110 Krebs, Scott 29 Kucsmas, Donald 29, 105 Kull, David 56, 108 Kuykendall, David 48 Kuykendall, Joe 64, 88 16,126 Lafon, L Daniel 56 Lagunas, Henry 48 Malak, Patrick 56, 58, 67 Maldanado, Stephanie 56 Marco, Andrew 56, 105 Marley, Ellen 39 Marron, Tim 39, 66 Lamb, Randy 48 Lamb, Richard 39 Langford, Craig 29, 69 Langford, Mandy 48, 85, 105 Landon, Larry 56 Laos, Susan 48, 110 Marron, Tom 56 Martinez, Gilbert 49 Martinez, Hector 56, 67, 77 Martinez, Ismael 56, 115 Martinez, Rosalinda 49, 84 Martinez, Steven 57, 125 Larter, Mike 39 Latimer. Carl 48, 114 Latimer, Tracy 15, 29, 128 Leal, James 48, 66, 76 Leaming, Freeman 48, 82, 84, 115 Lcber, Mike 39 Ledlow, Daniel 48, 69 Lee, Carl 29, 64, 74, 99 Lee, Paula 48, 73, 116, 124, 125 Lee, Shannon 48, 102, 126 Leon, Cindy 29, 106 Leonard, Becky 39, 106, 108, 110 Leonard, Jon 56, 106, 108 Lemm e, Eugene 48, 66, 76, 88 Lerma, Basilio 27, 30, 105 Lcrma, Cathy 48 Lerma, Connie 56, 105 Lerma, Mercy 48, 105 Lerma, Susan 48, 105 Leslie, Leslie, Keith 105, 126 Pam 47, 48, 50, 108 Lester, Brenda 56 Lester, James 48 Lester, Robert 48 Levon, MaryAnn 106, 108, 110 Lewis, Sherry 30 Lewis, Wade 30, 74, 96, 125 Lindsey, April 56 Lipe, Roger 48 Loekhard, Kevin'56, 67, 125 Loftin, Kevin 56, 105 Logan, Mitchel 48 Longoria, Veronica 49 Longshore, Charles 56 Lopez, Chanito 39, 76, 105, 107 Lopez, Johnny 56 Lopez, Maribcl 49, 83, 100, 121 Loustanau, Charlene 15, 30, 95, 128 Marty, Billy 57, 77, 105 Matagrano, John 57, 113 Mathews, Ronda 39 Maynard, Fred 39 Mayne, Anthony 57, 108 Mazur, Richard 39, 119, 123 McCarthy, Lori 30 McDaniel, Ricky 30, 64, 95 McDonald, Martin 49 McDonald, Veronica 30 McFar1ene, Jackie 57 McGill, Kenneth 49 McGuinnis, Lorri 39, 126 McGuinness, Gary 39 McGuire, Mary 30, 105 McGuire, Donna 39 Mclntosh, Debbie 40 McKnight, Lena 49, 72, 125 McLaughlin, Mark 30 McLellan, Patty 49 McMahon, Tim 40, 57 McMahon, Tom 40 McMurray, .loc 40 McNeely, Cindy 15, 30, 128 McNel1y, John 40 Meeks, Nancy 49 Meeks, Susie 40, 105 Mendoza, Johnny 30, 64, 86 Mendoza, Teresa 49, 84 Mcttlcn, Kris 54, 57 Mettlen, Mark 40, 42 Meyer, Brenda 40 Mifflin, Randy 30, 105 Milkcy, Melinda 57 Miranda, Mario 40 Miranda, Rebecca 57 Mitchell, Lori 49, 85 Mitchell, Michael 30, 64 Loustanau, Christopher 49, 66 Lowenthal, Sherry 39 Lozinsky, Paul 39 Lucero, Margarita 56 Lujan, Paula 54, 56 Luna, Don 49 Lundy, Mary 56 Moffit, Molfit, Danny 40 Mitch 57, 118, 123 Mogge, Rosemary 49 Moody, Sue 30, 113, 128 Moody, Tina 57, 100 Moore, Jeffery 57, 58, 67, 77 Moore, Russell 57 Luter, Luanna 49, 56, 121 Luzzi, Janice 56 Lynn, Brad 30 Lynch, Kelly 39 M Maas, Richard 56 Maddison, Doug 30 Madore, Denise 56 Madore, Mickey 39, 108, 113 Magda, Larry 56 Magda, Mike 39 Mote, Carolyn 57, 85 Mote, Chuck 40, 66, 105, 107 Mote, Cynthia 49, 85, 105 Murray, Bill 64 Myer, Diane 40, 119 Myer, John 30, 64 N Narofsky, Terry 49, 115 Narofsky, Tom 40 Narum, Phillip 57 Neal, Carla 57 Neilson, Doug 30 Neilson, Shelly 49, 121, 126 Neilson, Teresa 30 Nelson, Gavin 49 Nepier, Robin 118 Nesbitt, Janel 44, 49, 119 Nixon, Ramon 57 Niehaus, Lori 30 Noble, Denise 49 Perez, Gracie 15, 32 Perez, Maria 58 Perez, Rosa 41 Perez, Ruben 58 Noble, Gregg 40 Noel, Brenda 41 Nolen, April 57 Nolen, Richard 30, 64 Nuekolls, Cindy 41, 83, 95 Nuncio, Sylvia 49, 126 O Oller, Jo Ellen 31, 105, 106 Olson, Sheri 41 Olson, Eric 41, 42, 86 Olson, Vickie 49, 84 Omstead, David 41 Omstead. Mike 57 Omstead, Tammy 41 O'Neal, Peggy 49, 106 Onkka, Robert 57 Ortega, Delfina 57 Ortiz, Arthur 31 Ortiz, Jerry 31 Ortiz, Olga 49 Packer, Brent 57 Oskins, Elyse 57, 84, 126 - Oswalt, Daven 31, 117 Oswalt, Lori 41, 84 Owens, .lack 44, 50 Owens, Jeff 50 Owens, Troy 57 P Packer, Bruce 50, 108, 110 y Paddock, Jeanne 53, 57, 93, 126 Padilla, Steve 31, 93, 94, 115 y Packnin, Creagh 50, 66 Perez, Sandra 50, 72, 128 Pfeiffer, Cletus 50 Pfeiffer, Kurt 31, 49 Philabaum, Karen 58, 108 Philabaum, Pam 50 Phillip, Fleet 31, 74, 125 Phillips, Charles 50, 80 Phillips, Rick 31, 64 Phillips, Melonie 58 Phillips, Rhonda 41 Phillips, Shelly 58, 86, 126 Phipps, Rachel 32, 95, 106, 108, 110 Phipps, William 58 Piearello, Kathryn 50, 124 Pierce, .lulie 50 Pierce, Michelle 50 Pierson, Bryan 32, 93, 94, 95, 105, 106, 107, 110, 114, 116, 126 Pierson, Tuesday 44, 50, 84, 93, 103, 105, 116 Pitts, Sandra 41 Polakiw, Ann 15, 32, 128 Polashek, Maurene 36, 41, 73, 93, 95,, 1-02, 112, 5 129 , Post, Derek 58 , Post, Leanne41,,95,3 100, 119, 129, , , ' Prather, Seth58, 118 - T Prather, Troy 106,119 1 l 1 Y Price, T11yra'15, 33, 128 Preist, Shawn 58, 108 O Preston, Don 58, 108 A Provencio,1Lisa-50 . Pruett, Beth 58 Pruett, Chris A 58 , Ritter, Roberta 41 Rivera, Fred 32, 64 Rivera, Magda 50 Rivera, Martin 59, 118 Rivera, Ruben 50 Rivera, Teresa 50, 84 Rhodes, William 59 Roberts, Mike 32, 150, 119 Roberts, Tom 32 Robertson, Harvey 59 Robinson, Lisa 54, 59, 108, 125 Robinson, Mark 41, 42, 66, 76, 125 Robinson, Sheila 41, 125 Robles, Ernie 28, 32, 64, 88 Rockhold, Laura 32, 78, 105, 107 Rockwell, Mark 50, 115 Rockwell, Steve 32, 86, 108, 112, 126 Rodgers, Candy 50 Rodgers, Christine 51 Rodriguez, Debra 59, 126 Rodriguez, Socorro 41 Rollings, Forrest 51 Romero, Isabel 84 Romero, Richard 51 Romines, John 41, Remo, Laura 44, 51, 93, 116 Romo, Sonia 15, 32, 100 ROsengard,'An1y 339 , ll L Ross, Lola 41 O - Roszko, Donna 59, 105 O Rosiko, John 59 Roszko,1'1 im 41 iFrank 51 Pruett, Pruett, Chris , Lynnfette 41, 118 Qi Pargas, Armando 57 Parker, Curtis 50, 76 Parsons, Clay 31, 64, 74 Parsons, Tracy 57, 79, 116, 126 Patrom, Billie 31, 128 Paterson, Gail 31, 93, 95, 105, 116, 117, 126 Patton, Kelly 36, 38, 80, 95, 99, 100, 126, 129 Patton, Phillip 41, 21 Quesada, Bobby 41 Quezada, Ricardo 58 Quiroz, Martin 58, 67,177 R . Rticinefiivieianic 41, 85, 103, 105 Racine, Suzanne 50, 105 Ramirez, Ignacio 50 Ramirez, Lupe 32, 71, 78, 105 Ramireg,'Sy1via 105 Roth, Rewe,l,Caro1yn159 Ryan, Catherine 59 Ryan, Lisa 42 Ryan, Sandra 51, 73, 84, 126 A S Saenz, Debbie 42, 124 Saenz, Denise 51 Saenz, Louisa 59, 85 Saenz, Oscar 51 Salazar, Mary 51, 106 Samuelson, Brian 51, 118 Reynolds, lrvan 58 Schoonover, Pat 42, 123 Patton, Tamara 57 Patton, Vickie 53, 57, 78, 93, 126, 129 Paul, Gilbert 50, 80 Payne, Debbie 31 Payne, Eddie 31, 64 Payne. Mark 58, 67 Pena, Alicia 31, 50 Pena, Camilo 58 Pena, Cynthia 58 Pena, Hector 66 Pena, Johnny 58 Pena, Martin 31, 69 Pena, Phillip 41 Perez, Eva 50 Perez. Frank 50 166 Index Ramsey.,Daniel 32, 64, 80 Rea, Rene, e 32,102,113 Rega1buto, Donna 58, 106 Ren, Evan 58 Rex, Craig 58, 77 Reynolds, Richards, ' Richards, Ralph 50 Denise 50, 84, 105 Mike 64, 113, 114, 117 Richardson, Ed 86 1 Richardson, Shawn 84 Richey, Brenda 50, 124 Richey, Sa11y,58, 106 Richins, Tammy 32, 123 A Ritchie, Shawna 58, 67, 77 Samuelsonyjessica 15, 33, 95, 116,126 -Sanchez, Maria 15, 24, 33, 35, 93, 128 Sanders, Stuart 51, 82 Sarrelis, Patrick 59 A -Shaffer, Dawn 59, 105 Schall, Delores 33, 71, 78, 103, 1015 Schall, Mike Scher, Roberta 59, 126 Scherzinger, Dan 51, 82, 116 Schisler, Eric 51, 105, 115 Schombert, Roger 59, 67 Schombert, Cathryn 59 Scholl, Robert 59 Sehrant, Kara 51 Schreib, Linda 42, 83, 113 Schwager, John 69, 114 Schwager, Mary 51, 56, 59, 105 Schwager, Tony 33 Scott, Art 42, 76 Scott, Gina 59, 105 Seely, Sherlyn 59 Sexton, Monette 51, 84, 121 Shaw, Alisa 59 Shea, Rex 51, 66 Sherman, Penny 42, 72, 78, 124, 125 Shipley, Leonard 51 Shocket, Steve 42 Short, Steve 33 Short, Steven 50 Short, Todd 42 Sickmon, Marcie 47, 79, 84, 105 Sieglaff, Betty 57 Simington, Don 51 Simington, Teresa 42 Singleton, Lori 42, 119, 123 Singleton, Maurey 67 Woods, Keith 52, 69 Slape, Slape, Smith, Gene 33 George 33 Carolyn 51, 84 Smith, Clifford 42 Smith, Dane 33, 64, 80, 86, 117 Smith, David 33, 116, 117 Debby 33, 95, 103. 105, 112. 126 Smith, Smith, Heidi 42 Smith, .Juanita 33 Smith, Leroy 67, 118 Smith, Robert 51 Smith, Shirley 33 Smith, Steve 51, 69 Smith, Tina 42, 108, 110 Snyder, Allena 33 Sokoloski, Bobby 48, 51, 66, 82 Sokoloski, Sandy 34, 83 Somers, Dale 42, 66 Somerville, Dale 51, 72, 78 Somerville, Steve 36, 40, 64, 80, 88, 93, 1 17 Somerville, Teri 73, 84, 93, 102, 126 Soria, Sammy 28, 34, 64, 80 Sorrells, Anthony 42 Sparks, Gene 42, 119, 123 Sparks, Melinda 47, 51, 118, 119 Spencer, Melody 15, 34, 128 Stanislawski, Betty 15, 126 Stanislawski, Sue 51 Starky, Charles 42, 119, 124 Stepp, Brian 42, 51 Stevens, Justin 34 Stevens, Richard 42 Stock, Heather Stoddard, Richard 51 Stodsdill, Shelly 51 Stonehouse, Barry 51 Stovall, David 105 Stovall, Mark 42, 105 T Tajc, Frances 51, 118 Tarkington, Barbara 73, 79, 116, 126, Tarkington, Richard 125 Tarkington, Ronnie 34, 24 9 126 Tawney, Jim 67 Taylor Annette 42 Taylor, Becky 43, 119 Taylor Gloria 34 Taylor Pat 34, 119 Terry, Dorene 43 Thacker, Julie 15, 34 Theilman, Robert 43, 86 Tobias, Charlotte 43 Thomasson, Jo Jane 52 Thompson, Larry 52 Thompson, Rozanne 34 Thorne, Kerri 34 Thorne, Larry 52 Thornton, Sherri 105 Thorsrud, Mark 34, 33 Throckmorton, Scott 34 Tipping, Lisa 105, 126 Torres, Alice 34 Travers, Maryann 15, 34, 78, 128 Travers, Maurene 43 Triphan, Amy 52 Triphan, Beth 24, 34 Tucker, Lisa 100, 126 Tucker, Mike 43 Tunis, Laurel 61 Tunis, Sharon 43 Turk, David 61 Turner, Lori 61, 83, 118 Twarog, John 34, 64 U Umphress, Pat 43, 121 Upham, David 61 V Valencia, Norma 52 Valenzuela, Rudy 52 Vaughn, Connie 52, 85 Vaughn, Lori 34 Venos, Kurt 34, 64, 113 Verch, Ken 61 Villa, Alex 43, 66, 70 Villa, Armando 84 Villa, Erma 61 Villa, Mara 52 Villa, Norma 43 Villa, Socorro 52 W Wabic, Anthony 56, 61 Wakly, Lisa 61 Walker, Beckey 61 Walker, Martin 43, 66, 80. 116 Walker, Vicky 52, 71 Wall, Jennifer 56, 61 Waller, Chris 79 Walls, Laura 34 s Ward Amy 52, 84, 121 Ward, Carol 34, 78, 128 Ward, Gary 35, 74 Ward, Pat 35, 113, 114 Ward, Sheryl 52, 78 Warren, Debbie 43 Warren, Tom 43 Wash, James 52 Washburn, Donna 52 Washburn, Terry 61 Washington, Laura 61, 73, 84, Watson, John 43, 66, 93, 99 Watson, Steve 31, 35, 64, 74 Webb, David 52 Weir, Lori 123 Wells, Lorette 35 125,' 126 Wells, Patty 43 Welsh, George 56, 61, 67 Welsh, Laura 43, 72, 113, 129 Werner, Shirley 15, 35, 128 Wershaw, Beckey 61, 118 Whillock, Pam 15, 35, 95, 128 Whilloek, Patrick 61 Whitcomb, Jimmy 61, 118 Whitcomb, Lisa 118, 123 White, Gerald 43, 82 White, Jack 43, 74 White, Mimi 15, 35, 95, 126, 128 White, Randy 38, 43, 66, 80 White, Yvonne 52 Whiting, Clarissa 52, 126 Whiting, Gary 61, 106, 115 Wier, Gary 61 Williams, Herb 61, 67, 77 Williams, Larry 35, 69, 80 Williams, Lynn 52, 121 Williams, Tami 43 Willoughby, Jeff 43 Wilson, Ralph 27, 35, 108 Wingate, Wingate, Withers, Joe 22 Perry 15, 35, 128 Tom 61 Wood, Jamie 61 Woolbcrt, Dennis 52, 105, 107, 1 Wooten, Carol 52 Worth, Gwen 61, 106 Worthey, Ronnie 35 Wright, Joseph 52, 82 Wright, Teresa 15, 35, 71 Wright, Vincent 61 Y Yarter, Cha Cha 43 Yeomans, Jennifer 35, 123 Yeomans, Joyce 61, 118, 123 Yost, Debbie 52 Young, Diana 43, 73, 100 Young, Jacob 61, 67, 118 Young, Philip 52, 66, 76, 116 Young, Steve 35, 64, 95, 119 Yrigolla, Connie 35, 124 - Z Zipprieh, Todd 61, 118, 123 Zwiers, Lynn 35 Index 167 Velo 52? 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