Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 272 of the 1979 volume:

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Twirler Andrea Wooten flower left? performs during a halftime show. is., l , , 4' m 1 E xg-, .W k'r?sQkl'sif.w:a'4, ' by ,xg A it ' X A .Tx x W Q I. , Q I I f' f Q O O 'H Qs I mg' QM 3' 9 ,ffl f, ,J I X rf-.Biggs pro' f 3 I v Rest provided cv Lminm as assemblies show events Throughout the year, assem- blies provided a brief rest from the daily grind of class- room work. Ranging from glimpses of upcoming Thes- pian presentations to a rous- ing pep rally for the Mighty Panthers, the assemblies pro- vided a chance for students to show their enthusiasm and interest in school events. Football pep rallies proved to be the most popular with MHS students, who often filled the gym after school to cheer the Panthers to another win. , . -, N I ' U 6 frm? ',-'K six 3.511-Q ina ...qu . '-Sf? If fi T ...... ,,,,,,,.-a-,,.,..-- A ,..-vw' ' 'Y-R . 'Ul-Q. V .5 4 15' M56 Wan-r Q, ' mm! -' iwifm ,,M,.fQ - ln-- ew 3 . x Y NWQQR 7 9 ' 9 is- L ll -4 1 5, Boosters seek to raise funds with Carnival The first Maryvale High Boosters Carnival was held March 5, with club booths set up from the auditorium to the cafeteria. Though the carnival may not have been a financial wind- fall, a great time was had by all who participated. The majority believed the car demolition was the most fun activity. West Side Toyota donated the old Pontiac for the kids to take a crack at it. The old Pontiac awaits demolition Cabove leftl, as Mr. Goodson awaits a watery fate in the dunking booth fabove centerl. The HERO Club and the football players kissing booth were two of the clubs participating in the activities. Japanese wrestlers lose one match at MHS exhibition Maryvale High School had a real treat this year when they were visited by 11 Japanese Wrestlers and seven coaches. They were welcomed into the homes of four Wrestlerettes and several Student Govern- ment officers. They stayed in America for one month and wrestled some of our best wrestlers, in which they lost only one match. sr .- . ln'na .. I 'P' ianwuni 5 .f K N. il js t 14+ W ' u in J I f f'f 'S- Thespians produce 'Mousetrap' 'Crucible' during early season Two of the outstanding offer- ings of the 1978-79 Maryvale Thespian season were Arthur Miller's The Crucible , and the musical fantasy of Frank L. Baum's The Wizard of Oz Drama was the strongpoint of Crucible , which told of witchcraft in early Salem. Oz was highlighted by spe- cial effects and familiar songs which have made the story a favorite for genera- tions. The fantasy told of Dor- othy, a Kansas girl whisked off to the magical land of Oz, where she encounters an array of adventures from a wicked witch to the friendly Munchkins. In The Crucible , suspected witch Goody Proctor fKari Amarossol is interrogated fupper middlel, while Mr. Proctor fTerrence Danielsl pleads with the head judge fRichard Jackson! to free his wife fupper rightl. Three Salem girls fVicki Lamb, Robin Dedmon and Tracy Sifritl envision the spirit of Mr. Proctor descend- ing on them, f bottom leftl. The Wizard of Oz features the climactic scene of Dorothy fPatty Marquis! fearing she will be unable to return to Kansas l upper leftl, while she is comforted by the Cowardly Lion fGreg Hines! and the Tinman fRandy Zieserl. Soon afterwards, the Lion anxious- ly awaits the appearance of the great Oz l bottom rightl. Peanuts gang comes ' to life for Thespians The final production of the 1978-1979 Thespian season was You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown , the play ver- sion of the famous Charles Schultz comic strip. The com- edy of Snoopy, the innocence of Charlie Blockhead Brown, bossy Lucy . . . all were brought to life on the stage by the Maryvale produc- tion group, in a witty, charm- ing style. The portrayal of Snoopy is certain- ly not one of the easier tasks in act- ing, but Micah Williams brought the character to life. Whether he was pondering life on top of his doghouse Cupper rightl or imagin- ing himself to be more than just an average dog ibottom right! Snoopy is one of the most popular charac- ters ever. Other portrayals were by Tracy Sifrit, Steve Hall Cupper left? Lisa Lee and Tony Sarsam Cbottom left! in the play, seen here in pre- production. I 4. X v..4..m. -. as se? f x - ,. -12 3-351.2311 TN 5 f--' Z f fi. Q PJ' f Jr 5.51- A 'Susie 1 ,.....c Wm QM r 1 MHS students shine during lunch hours When the bell rang for fourth hour, students poured from the classrooms happy for an hour of eating, gabbing or driving around. On special occasions, there were contests: pie eating and sack races during homecom- ing, door decorating before Christmas, or dressing weird- ly at Halloween. Lunch time meant rushing to get in line at the cafeteria, peeling out of the parking lot to get to a local fast food chain. It meant a quick hike home for some of mom's fine food. It meant fun. 5' ,SX -x ,sw xpka PQ. at 4' pu 1 X . -l Wy ww-,,,, Q-'- ' ' 5 4 i1 Q 3342 1 pgmw.e: femv23ig:,4 Q- H ER o f'f k ,., . ,X N, M ' ' ' fd' will Qi 12 ,V '--' ,Q lfz bm ' WN :SX 5? Mun: 'CE Q: ,Q , 1 1 ff. fin y ing as W km x'x s.fk,.,g,,P V ,Q A fig: ' ..X 55, fi: fp' 1 -, XQY Swan? 'auf' ' f Md Sxx'rw.l.N - F1 5,-lun-I 4 I vw-s.9f.1Jf 14 X Q1 ' ng ' af xx 'X 1 2, ,im ..3S 'Tjp as : x'3v M, N . Birthday celebrated with dancing, cakes This year, Maryvale High School celebrated its Sweet Sixteenth Birthday in a big way. A good time was had by all the students who partici- pated in the all day activities. Included in the festivities was a birthday cake contest in which the clubs of MHS vied against each other for the best sheet cake and layer cake decoration lupper middlel. The big winner was the H.E.R.O. club, which took the ribbon in the professional division category, fupper leftl. The Concert Choir and Madrigals also had a popular entry fbottom middlel. Birthday lunch hours were highlighted by the band play- ing in the mall lbottom leftl, as well as a celebration in- cluding the display of an an- tique car slightly older than the school. The car is modeled here fupper right! by Heidi Chesser. Maryvale's Sweet Sixteen . . . an occasion to be long remem- bered. Y v ,ww- k -. V'-----'-1-f-rw W, -in UN V Q , Li , W, ,. . A . 1 ' 5 v A ,, X., '. f f Snack bar services post school hunger The final bell rings and the Maryvale hordes hit the pave- ment to the parking lot unless they happen to have a sweet tooth or an unquenchable thirst. Then they head for the snack bar. Opened in 1976, the snack bar is operated by student govern- ment to serve the post-school hunger pangs if they are too severe for students to make it home. Originally named Kitty Cafe Maryvale's answer to the fast-food industry has been a success from the very beginning, the name however, was soon discarded and the place is generally called the snack bar . 37 fn if I . . . E B. ,n,,,.,.......-------f,4. . , eff ! 'S 4 Q W., ,yx,:Xgv.,fXf? 1 H-' -ft M155 L 5, V ! CURRICULUM R Rv Goodson, Miller meet evaluation In addition to his regular duties of running Maryvale High School during a North Central Evaluation year, Principal David Goodson, along with four other prin- cipals in the district devoted one day of the week to study under a grant as a Danforth Fellow. The fellowship provided money for principals from several western schools to travel to visit other schools in the area to observe different methods of doing things. challenge Mr. Goodson visited schools in Salt Lake City, Houston, and Southern California. His field of study during the year were methods of improving communication within Mary- vale. As difficult as all this might seem, it probably would have been impossible but for the help rendered by the Associ- ate Principal George Miller who, in addition to his usual duties, did most of the organ- izing for a successful evalua- tion. e s rfikym Bernard Magnusson to retlre Although all ofMaryvales ad- ministrative assistants, Ber- nard Magnusson, Jeanne Schooland, and Wayne Kin- dall did excellent jobs help- ing students with problems, Mr. Magnusson was particu- larly close to Maryvale's heart this year because he has de- cided to retire. Mr. Magnusson came t Maryvale in 1965 and served both the boys in trouble and the impressive sports pro gram as athletic director But he was more than an athletic director, for fourteen years, he has probably been the number one fan in all Panther land He not only at tended all the events he was required to attend he was usually there anytime a team was playing Around campus Mr Mag nusson always had time to talk with students and faculty members He was I I E X 1 , to 4' 1 J to ooo Q A g:-LLl. f , YL A sntw A V A . O 0 . ' . 1 J ' ' -I 9 Kg-E fter 14 years at Maryvale always available to help supervise yearbook dances so that publications would not have to hire any extra help. Other groups have their own stories of how this man has helped. Most students and faculty members will best remember Mr. Magnusson for his occa- sional special announce- ments: congratulating a team, reporting the condition ofa sick or injured student or faculty member, or calling attention to something not covered in the daily bulletin. May I have your attention for one announcement, please? May I have your atten- tion for one announcement, please ? Mr. Bernard Mag- nusson is retiring. Maryvale has lost. L9 WILLIAM H. AARNI Counseling YVONNE ALLEGRETTI Exceptional Student CHARLES BANKS Business LEE BARCLAY IMC NANCY BASS Home Economics ELISABETH BAUGHN IMC BLANCHE BERRY Physical Education GLENARD BEYELER Social Studies BRIAN BLACK Social Studies J ANICE BORDIGIONI Performing Arts BEVERLY BOSTROM Physical Education KENNETH BOTTCHER Exceptional Student BETTY BRAIG Art QUINDANELL BRIMS Nurse BEATRICE BYRON Counseling DAN CAIN Social Studies SONJA CAMPBELL Performing Arts DUANE CHARLESWORTH Business LINDA CHRISTIANO English JAMES CLAY English DON CLOUSE Art CHRIS CONNARD English ROBERT CONNOLLY Performing Arts FRIEDA COOPER Business North Central team visits MHS campus compliments students The big news in curriculum this year was the visit to the Maryvale campus of the North Central Association of Sec- ondary School Principal's Evaluation Team. Maryvale started prepara- tions for the visitation at the end of last year when major committees were appointed. Also individual evaluation started at that time too. The most important part of the evaluation process is the work that the school does in self evaluation. By the time the visitation team arrived in November, the major committees, the de- partments and the individual teachers had listed strengths, weaknesses and recommenda- tions. It was only for the team to observe, evaluate, and re- port on their findings. Committee impressed with art abundance on Maryvale Campus In most cases, the team was impressed with what they found at Maryvale. They were most complimentary of the courtesy of the student body, the pride shown by staff and student body in the facilities of the school and the compe- tence of the staff The major areas of Philoso- phy, Curriculum, Student Activities, Media Services, School Facilities, Staff and Administration came in for mostly complimentary re- marks. Some random remarks from the report include: high academic standards, 'genu- ine concern for the students, broad range of course offer- ings . In the individual depart- ments, the school was compli- mented further. The Art department, chaired by Elizabeth Meineke was said to have excellent and well equipped facilities, and a high degree of expertise in its professional staff The team noted not only the classroom work but lauded the abundance of art around the rest of the campus and the involvement of students and staff in community art shows. MELVIN CRAIN Industrial Arts CLIFFORD CURRIER Counseling RAY A. DIMOND Reading BERNEIL DRAKE Counseling JEANETTE DUNCAN Exceptional Student GWENDOLYN EARL English GEORGE EMMONS Foreign Language INA EWING Reading RICHARD FLANDERS Social Studies DERRYL FRANZ Physical Education MERLYN FREDMAN Math HARRIET FRIRES Business FRANK FRITZ Counseling JAMES GANNON Social Studies SHIRLEY GARTIN Reading VAE C. GEILER Counseling JOHN GENTILI Social Studies MARIAN GIANNATTI Physical Education CAROL GILBERT Math CHARLES GILBERT Science ROBERTA GLAZIER Exceptional Student TERESA GLENN Exceptional Student DON GOODWIN Math LINDA GRAYHACK Exceptional Student ALLEN HALL Physical Education KENNETH HAMPTON Exceptional Student JUDY HARKELROAD Social Studies PAT HEICHEL Physical Education GERALD HICKS English ROJELIA HOLGUIN Physical Education ALLEN HONIG Counseling PHYLLIS HRUZA Math DANITZA HUNT Business ANN JACKSON Exceptional Student JAMES JACOBSON English GAYLE JARVIS Science H DON JOHNSON Exceptional Student RICK JOHNSON Science ROBERT JOHNSON Counseling THOMAS JOHNSON Art ALICE JONES Home Economics ARBIA JONES Social Studies GERALD JONES Physical Education RICHARD KEMPER Math ORREN KESLER Math WARREN KESSINGER Math VANESSA KETCHUM Reading JEAN KILKER English 'ff Jean Kilker brings John Paul to join English department The Business Department was commended for its large num- ber of course offerings and well qualified staff as well as a realistic approach to teaching business machines . Judith Teak joined the de- partment this year. Bill Saban is its chairman. Teachers in the English De- partment were said to possess ability, initiative and knowl- edge. They were commended for making consistently strong, concerted efforts to design new programs, and for being involved in many school activities outside the department. Dorothy Thomas became chairman of the department this year. New members in- cluded Chris Connard, Jim Clay, part-time Linda Chris- tiano and John Paul Kilker, son of Jean Kilker, born dur- ing semester break. The quality of teaching of foreign languages was out- standing with stress in all skills of communication was praised by the team. Pete Navarette chairs the Foreign Language Department. LEO KOIVISTO Science SUZANNE LAYNE Exceptional Student MARY LOU LEWIS Science IRENE LONG Home Economics FRANK MADURA Physical Education ROBERT MARTIN Exceptional Student ROBERT T. McBROOM English ELIZABETH MEINEKE Art THOMAS MESSNER Science PATRICIA MIDDLETON English INA MAE MILLER IMC ELENORE MOBERLEY English JAMES MOTTERSHAW Social Studies PAUL A. MUNGO Social Studies PETE A. NAVARRETE Foreign Language RALPH NEIGHBORS Physical Education MARGARET OWENS Reading LESLIE OXLEY Math DOROTHY PALUMBO Reading CHARLENE PRESLEY Physical Education KENT RALEY Physical Education PAUL J. REA English JOHN REBB Industrial Arts PHILIP RICHARDS Social Studies Student-of-the-month plan in industrial arts lauded by committee Home Economics Department Chairman Irene Long was absent from school for the first semester because of ill- ness, however, the department was cited for doing a good job under less than ideal circum- stances. The offerings were cited also for being open to members of both sexes and the staff for its sincere love of teaching . The Industrial Arts Depart- ment, chaired by John Rebb, was congratulated for its Stu- dent-of-the-Month program as well as its general excel- lence. Its safety attitude and program was singled out. In mathematics, the team found a broad range of courses which are well taught and its faculty well prepared and organized. They reported that Depart- ment Chairman Bonnie Tyron was an extremely effective leader. Cultural objectives of school provided by performing arts The Performing Arts Depart- ment is 'jzrovided with good leadership in the person and personality of Mrs. Wil- liams, said the North Central team. The musicals provide a cohesive learning experi- ence, which benefits and provides for the cultural objectives of the school. Not only did the team find that the co-chairmen of the Physical Education Depart- ment, Gilbert Trejo and Virginia Rote, work well together, but the men and women of the department work well together to pro- vide a well rounded depart- ment. The dance and weight pro- grams were especially cited. The Science Department, led by LeofKoivisto, was compli- mented' for its implementa- tion of low-level courses to gifted programs and for the extra educational experience and background of its fac- ulty. J I rv 1 tg. ,4- f C? f 1 ,fp ,ff f ,X x AP' g, P -LX'-gin K I L, ...J HAROLD RICHARDSON Social Studies VIRGINIA ROTE Physical Education JOHN RUSSELL Social Studies WILLIAM J. SABAN Business IDA A. SAGARINO Foreign Language ALLEN SALT English ALBERT SATINA Performing Arts ROBERT SCHUSTER Physical Education OSBORN SHACKELFORD Physical Education RICHARD SHILLING Art NADINE SHIMER English BARBARA SHOAF Business KENNETH L. SHUCK Industrial Arts MEREDITH SINGER Exceptional Student GAIL SMITH Math FINIS STAFFORD Math SUE S. STANFORD Reading MACK A. STANLEY Social Studies GEORGE STEINBERGER Industrial Arts BARBARA STPHENS Math BILLIE STEPHENS Home Visitor RICHARD STEPHENS Math EARL G. STINSON English JOHN STRICKLAND Science NANCY STUART Social Studies DONALD TACIA English J UDITH TEAK Business CALVIN JR. TENNEY Art DOROTHY THOMAS English DORANN THOREEN English GILBERT B. TRJO Physical Education BONNIE TRYON Math HARMON UNKRICH Math TONY VALENZEULA Physical Education COL. DAVID WADE ROTC DANNY R. WALES Physical Education MARYALICE WALTER English ROSS WATSON Science JOYCE WERNER Exceptional Student RAYMOND A. WHITE Science RITA WHITE Home Economics GREGORY WHITNEY Industrial Arts J IMMIE WILHOIT Business ROSEMARY WILLIAMS Performing Arts DONALD R. WILLIAMSON Counseling ANNA LOU YANCY Home Economics ROBERT R. YOUNG Math LARRY E. YULE Art 4 AQ? Social studies draws praise for objectives course! descriptions The committee was impressed by the three credit social studies graduation require- ment. It also commended the department on its course description manual, course objective and course outlines. These were first-rate docu- ments and are indicative ofa well organized Social Studies Department. James Mot- tershaw is chairman. The Reading Department received its share of kudos as the committee cited statistics showing that most reading problems have been solved before the students get past the sophomore level. The tutoring program initiated and supervised by depart- ment chairman Margaret Owen was praised. The staff of the Exceptional Student Program is described as representing diverse talents and strengths and are, on the whole, cooperative and student-centered. The de- partment is now three years old and is chaired by Joyce Werner who replaced Lois Ostraat. I- , W, gg-,F Classified help keep Maryvale on right track Secretaries: Cupper left? Row one: Shirley Anderson, Marti Cooney, Helen Covington, Betty Dove, Shirley Feuersanger, Dorene Fike. Row two: Juanita Jarvis, Fran Knox, Dee LeBoeuf, Pat McNemar, Elda Meadows, Agnes Ralph. Row three: Carol Schuster, Edna Sims, Barbara Solomon, Esther Thomas, Betty Williams, Teresa Wood. Security: Cbelow left? Row one: Marge Dick, Ed Jones. Row two: Lee Miller, Nate Stokes, Sol Nepsky. Aids Cleft centeri Row one: Billie Conklin, Sue Cullison. Row two: Joe Gordoa, Mary Gordoa. Row three: Janet Lambert, Carol Kay. Row four: Karen Thomas, Brenda Williams. Custodians Cup- per rightl Row one: Art Thompkins, Tony Juarez, Ray O'neal. Row two: Emerson Snyder, Wayne Johnson, Pat Hargis, Dick Doyle. Cafeteria staff: fright centerl Front row: Lon- nie Newlin, Margaret McVicker, Nellie Soldana. Row two: Lois Ter- ry, Harley Heath, Pearl Nelson. Cafeteria staff: Cbottom right? Front row: Donna Medina, Bertha Mon- toya, Olga Padilla, Sue Beabaut, Adela Munoz. Row two: Dorothy McCary, Lori Hoxie, Delores Hodge, Katie Saldate, Jodi Cau- thon, Donna Davis, Louise Baker. s wmv. ,IP 4-r Va.-N. l 5 ,I Q-. - feng? 4.'!U .i' ITL 44 in oi M 'ff f -af-R 'iv 'flair' T -nd-.,f,.1'fw ,f',Q h ..-MQ? ,.,., yn -. n,f,..,' , A Q , I WA ' f- ' - -wk 1- wi,-,',,',: 4 gf.,,,g.N',,f,41 SfA-.g -+ff,- ' ' 455, .. - 'f H: ,- , ' , ----'Fm W' Q' .,, .fe , ....' M Q qi,::f'L, it W .70 ,N K N 4 :Y , , V- Q- 'F . . Q? -.f . L ,F 1,-05A 1-UQY, :,Wl.:g x -4. , - , nf '4 . . .Q , ny., Q V k ww.. 1-QE - A .B . 4. . x ,WE ff v g mf ,, 'dv 'g,'N -Q, H 'FQ 4- - 'bg 1. ' , .5 rig W --L 11:-f 'V 1-'Nb ' wr - ' ft - ' 1- - , ., ,M-,, I ,v I I My ,x V ,. 4 .L N ,, . .M . uv. Ji, .W k 1 Q .- -49, U. .u,QMu,x,.v ., , ig , . -5. .-in ,A '+V .ev , yn- Aw,,,,Qf..,. 1 ,. :AA l ,A lx 1, LA ' 'R A' ' ,V , '9-0 Q--., tw' U - N 'N , ' ' Q.. V - 'Y ' .. K 1. ,qi ' k fy- x 1 DQ. . - K ' - ' - Nx, my f . . W Q N MM af, ,N M, V, nav. 1.,,,,,'iu ...W ,I 'Y 3 2 W -R. f vi' f 4. wins-,-I' vu qu .Tak .,A 4- 22,0542 M01 fl Whfw Dwi 'Wy M J 0221.24 Oig,02C.f1ne9fL,Qdv04cA.Q,7jO702Z-gbuwbx ,.........-. ' Cil:------M Q71 ,. A ,, JA 'Q.a.n.n 5 A 1 0RGAN1zA'1'1 0N f-Q-x mt' Student government runs school activities Student Government: labove rightl Row 1: Gail Woods, Karen Marquez. Row 2: Ann Weinheimer, Janet Szymanski, Irene Garcia. Row 3: LeGrande Einbender, Mrs. Tho- reen, George Hasbach, Leslie Carter, Candy Wood, Scott Hergen- roether, Ken Humphries, Anna Malm, Phil Lynn, Gina Carney. One of student government's activities was to lead pep assem- blies, here assisted by Anna Malm, Ken Humphries, and Irene Garcia Cbelow rightl. Although fun was the most important thing to Student Government as in assemblies, there were times when seriousness was in order, as exemplified by Karen Marquez fabove leftl. Mrs. Thoreen was the mastermind and fearless leader behind the student govern- ment process. Here, she instructs Fran Bard on the principles of the Democratic process, Cbelow leftl. xx 'Fi '13 ,Lg 'r I A . 4 . R 'W' I ' - QZLT, X .,!- t - Q- es-mf ff 23 'li' M , 11: I .A .',.., If ., , , m 4 5 S- N, AA f A ew 1' 3 S X r - X 6 'KM Bd' Q! :N ff I f 1 A fx -4 L -Q .J f .'A' fy! ,jg g all ' .. f , ' Q fsfref V , ' 5 2 W 1 s,., ,.A, .Y if ' 4, Rx Q I , K KX. qw U 34 A S ,IJ A , vt.-J f PM 1 -L x..1-, ' ' VY ' . ,- F . vu, . 'Q l W-.7 f K - ,QF ,iw - N M. 1 ' , ' , - HN 'M . . .X ,Q : . ,F 1, ' I, , ,, . 8 :gtg ,1.h.X ,185 , V Q ? Y 0 m n. Q Q, , .. 9 9 E Y 'V 'Q'-.5?,:mHk 3- A 5.5 4 N , FYI: x. - 5 .1 Q3 yr., ff , - vm ' Q , Q20 H f f Panthers perform at U of A Band, Row one: Tammy Downen, Becky Coker, Melodi Ryan, Sandy Carter, Jamie Gregory, Kathy Chase, Danoia Hollander, Sherry Willistein. Row two: Kristi Peter- son, Lori Cook, Diane Dixon, J anell Conrad, Elizabeth Thompson, Rhondi Allen, Dianna Locke, Keith Kerns, Judy Mickle, Dan Leggin, Dawn Nelson, Jona Robison, Pat Stevenson, Cheryl Valentine, Bri- gitte Finley, Twyla Sharley, Linda Casey. Row three: Rachel Martinez, Patti Mounsey, Bennie Young, Dawna Yurochko, Kim Ritchhart, Jennifer Fader, Kevin Sandusky, Jeff Keene, Jon Flatt, Jim Hopkins, Chris Ziano, Keith Smith, Jeffrey halftime shows, evening concert Hartgraves, Bruce Gallagher, Sue burg, Jeff Anderson, Terrence Dori Kessinger, Roy Haley, Gary Akin, Kellie Kerns, Steve Thill, Daniels, Tony Sarsam, Steven Bechman, David Boatright, Ed Bur- Stephen Smith, Brian Voigt, Danny Ayala, Tim Lark, Mike Covington, ton, Kenny Lee, Nate Klinger, Den- Kessler, Scott Rodgers, J ina Patter- Randy Smith, Lisa Neuberger, Ben ny Srrells, Robert Bowman, Jenny son, David Sawyer, James Branden- Wetherill. Row four: Bob Connolly, Marks, Sean Garcia. 4. , , ff, rf- ,A-f I f 4 fx fx l 4 L L. vp 1, w - . win ,'H W? v ku, X 1 4 Ns . H X Ii 6379 J 4? C A 1032- 2 Q if ww -3 ,Q W1 - J 0. ' ' 3 15? X 1--us. ,L I Q 9 lfjmfp 4, W at Cannons twirl, flagline leads, as band plays ORCHESTRA: Row 1: Midge Thomas, Stephanie Phillwin, Ken Johnson, Keith Carlson. Row 2: Mary Riley, Barbara Norby, Terry May, Laura Hempler, Nancy Cook, Laura Dameron, Barbara Leggin. Row 3: Keith Kerns, J onnel Conrad, Dan Leggin, Sherri Willistein, Tam- my Downen, Bruce Gallagher, Jeff Hartgraves, Sean Garcia, Lyle Peck, Kevin O'Connell. Row 4: Mr. Robert Connolly, Stewart Hall. FLAGLINE: Row 1: Sophia Pino, Kelly Glover, Lisa Lee. Row 2: Laura Dameron, Pat Stevenson, Tami Benjamin. Row 3: Detta Hurlbert, Leisa Murphy, Janie Richardson, Robyn Dedmon, Barb Leggin. MAJORETTES: Leslie Cannon, Rose Cannon. if W an-----..............,,,,, 12' 52:47. e I Y W - ,A 17' Campbell new leader of Maryvale choirs Concert Choir, Front Row: Sandy Miller, Jean Abrahamson, Rhonda Fairclaugh, Ingel Buchner, Sandy Yates, Karl Jones, Jerry Hodges, Debra Wardell, Toni Grant, Dawn Vaughn, Susan Cury. Second Row: Jimmy Fairris, Kay McMillan, Pam Jordon, Kathleen Hansen, Peggy Saunders, Shayne Jaurez, Jim Skeens, Brian Voight, Ronnita Cot- ton, Tracy Fulton, Mary Campbell, Carol Randolph, Karen Brannan, Lisa Dick, Gail Wardell. Back Row: Roxie Leighty, JoAnn Williams, Mary Jackson, Lee Powers, Larry Schilling, Daryl Bloomquist, Cheryl Wilker, Debra Temple, Teresa Set, Shannon Ward, Tammy Fallang. Pianist - William Jackson. Direc- tor - Miss Sonja Campbell. MADRIGALS: Row 1: Peggy Saun- ders, Nan McMillan, Kari Amar- rosso, Naomi Schmidt, Kris Car- rillo, Pam Jordan, Tracy Fulton. Row 2: Jerry Hodges, Brian Kirk, William Jackson, David Jones, Richard Dick, Jim Skeens, Tom Schermitzler. BEGINNING MIXED CHORUS: Row 1: Virginia Piele, Leighann Kenn, Pat Lavin, Angie Pena, Karen Stites, Roxanne Holmes, Lori Schalk, Shari Palmer, Jeanette Car- rier, Cindy Aston. Row 2: Janet Pinson, Christy Kline, Marion Viola, Patty Domke, Paulette Bell, Stephanie Oliver, Julie Brannock, Tracy Miller, Nancy Weaver, Priscilla Judd, Lori Ogborn. Row 3: Valerie Kelly, Diane Weaver, Stacy Lewis, Nissa Williams, Diane Wyman, Debbie Buehrer, Felicia Glover, Mark Carlan, Tim Sorah, Alicia Jackson, Kelly Bass, Anna Blender, Penelope Moran, Mary Johnston, Karen Klimke. Row 4: Andrea Smithers, Jaceque Jones, Karen Seibert, Betty Mazon, Eleanor Hendrixs, Jo Ann Grazo, Kim Lewis, Michael Viglotti, Leiray Downing, Bradley Hutchings, Brent Elms, Mark Richman, John Lindley, Tim Foster, Diane Hard- wick, Betty Laehn, Kimberley Jones, Vicki Long, Nancy Butash, Shelly Olyniczak, Tammy Kerr, Tamara Saben. 1 ,mo fps S Staff combines all ingredient to produce perfect yearbook This year, the Panthorian staff combined all the ele- ments to produce the perfect yearbook. Unfortunately, this was the best we could do. However, with the Grand Exaltant Almighty Imperial Supreme Master of All That Lives fEditor Heidi Chesserl at the helm, the annual came to be better than expected. Deadlines were nail-biting times for the Advisor, Mr. Stinson, and the rest of the yearbook staff Naturally, as deadlines increased in length and frequency, so did the use of Anglo-Saxon four-letter words. Words like Heck!,' and Darn! rang out as Mr. Stinson and Heidi found mistakes. Deadlines weren't always ter- rible. The staff fwho are just like the kids next door, if you happen to live next door to the violent ward ofa mental hos- pitall often brought in great quantities of doughnuts and Woody Allen books to break the monotony. Mr. Stinson, Advisor, checks nega- tives for a decent picture for the annual Cbelow leftl. Editor Heidi Chesser checks final layouts iabove leftl. George Fiscus, Assistant Edi- tor and Janeen McMahon choose the best pictures for the classes sec- tion Kbelow centerl. The staff, often seen with their staff cars, were Lynn Rikas, Dennis Goodman, Jen- ny Dedmon, Janeen McMahon, Gil Leighty, Erick Valkingburg, Kirsten Valkingburg, Detta Hurlbert, Paul Bevins, Mark Suniga, Heidi Chesser, George Fiscus, Steve Carroll, Bill Hutchison, Kim Wilke. After the long deadlines, Mrs. Mable Morris was always prepared to clean up the vast mess left behind in the staff's vapor trails. S I 'Panther Tracks' staff motley collection of weirdos, writers The staff of Panther Tracks could be described with sever- al adjectives. The words that immediately come to mind are: bizarre, warped, and psy- chologically needy. Working on the staff com- prised of dodging bullets exchanged by co-editors Jeff Messner and Tim Gift, as well as the wicked barbs and attempted humor of George Fiscus, Steve Carroll and Dennis Goodman. The annual gossip section was comprised of Joy Blair, Fran- cine Bard and Karen Mar- quez, while Karen Earls and Detta Hurlbert sat by and watched the unusual activi- ties with something less than appreciation. Kim Wilke was the token Wrestlerette on staffl and generally ignored one and all. Lynn Rikas filled time between deadlines by modeling strange fashions, while Karen Jacobsen added a special news-writing flair fnot to mention beauty! to the staff Gil Leighty and cousin Roxie Leighty rounded off the crew by divulging family secrets and displaying hor- rendous baby pictures of each other. Newspaper Staff, Row 1: Roxie Leighty, Gil Leighty, Steve Carroll, Francine Bard, Karen Marquez, Jeff Messner. Row 2: Detta Hurlbert, Joy Blair, George Fiscus, Lynn Rikas, Dennis Goodman, Karen Jacobsen. All was not play on staff, as evi- denced by Gil Leighty and Steve Carroll at the typewriters Cupper righti. District guidelines required four papers to be mailed to the stu- dent homes, which created long ses- sions of folding and stapling for Jeff Messner and George Fiscus, Cbot- tom middlel. Rather than camera shy, Editor Jeff Messner looks camera shocked Cbottom rightl when caught offguard at a Panther football match. if sift? 5 Q ., 1 1 M W,,W, -.,.x x A.,,L 3 . B---...- 1 'E s fi 1 - il. at iw- 1-as-e. ll 1--S lr- 1-2- I -I 11- a- 1-l- a-1- L? ,lid , 1 - 1-. I i lei L1 1 Varsity cheers boost Panther spirit for football, basketball The cheerleaders of Maryvale High fulfill the definition of the word cheer in every sense. A cheer is a shout of approval, or encouragement. The girls enthusiastically supported Maryvale students, leading a packed football stadium in a rousing rendi- tion of the fight song, or teaching a new cheer to the student body at a pep assem- bly. The girls always seemed to be in great spirits, spread- ing good feelings and confi- dence wherever they went. The overall description of cheer is anything that brings joy or happiness. Certainly the Cheerleaders can be credited with much of the happiness and enthusiasm on the Maryvale campus. Varsity Cheers, First Row: Sherri Franz, Sue Saladin, Carolyn Sprague, Patty Lyons, Andrea Wooten. Back Row: Jana Harrison, Lisa Shepard, Erica Parker, Jackie Hall Cabove leftl. Things are up in the air at one of the many football games the cheerleaders Chere, Sher- ri Franz, Patty Lyons, and Erica Parker? performed at Cbelow centerl. At a basketball game, Sher- ri Franz Cabove centerl, Sue Saladin and Erica Parker lead the cheers ibelow rightl. At another football game, Lisa Shepard helps lead the cheers Cabove rightl. at Q. ,..., 2 ' L 2 X 'xv' f A xc: Y e Q K .X .. fix ix Q 5 Q, g fu af .1 fag 5 Az erm SY' 4 El X s Q3 NS Pom line routines accompany Panther touchdowns, victories A touch offlair and style was added to Panther festivities throughout the year by the Maryvale Pom Line. These girls put in many hours of practice to bring precision routines to students, or to add that special touch to an as- sembly. Every time the Panthers scored on the foot- ball field you could be sure POMS: FRONT ROW: Dina Ruby, Tina Perella, Janice Haas, Anne Weinheimer, Nikki Pellegreno, Debbie Coleman. ROW 2: Jenny Gentry, Brenda Lowe, Penny Price, Denise Grimm, Juanita Brown, Jeri Haas. that the Panther Growl would gear up within seconds and the poms would soon be cheer- ing the fans on in the spirited tradition of Maryvale. Even when the Panthers were not on top on the scoreboard, the Poms were enthusiastic and confident that the MHS play- ers would turn out to be the victors. V , i gf-1 I T I gs..-: ii li I -L-1-4-TT'-.5-' ?l I? - i i , I- -E 1 l 'll '1 - li Q i i- ,Q 1 . I1 i 117 '1--1 - - '-l I1 1 l 1 'i I 2-'Li 'I Thespians act as J ayvees c eer THESPIANS: Row 1: Lance Gulseth, Felicia Whitehead, Donna MacKay, Tammy Kerr, Mary Hamilton, Patrick Flippen. Row 2: Mrs. Rosemary Williams, Tracy Sifrit, Stephen Hall, Lorra Neel, Michael Rutigliano, Pam Jordon, Kirsten Valkingburg, Kari Amaros- so, Sandy Yates, Mrs. Janice Bor- digioni. Row 3: Gerry Fitzpatrick, Bruce Gallagher, Danora Hol- lander, Tony Sarsam, Lisa Lee, Judy Mickle, Dori Kessinger, Gary Beckman, Carol Dabill, Tim Gift, we! AK- Dawn Nelson, Jenny Marks. Row 4: Kirsten Abrams, Anita Bascelli, Susan Matteson, Nate Klinger, Steve Miller. Row 5: George Bond, Arlene Ahlquist, Mike Meron, Molly Kellogg, Jeff Harrison, Andy Marks, David Keating, Tom Gift, Dan Leggin. JV CHEERLEADERS: Row 1: Michelle Lorenz. Row 2: Kris Langford, Kathy Parker, Jeanette Saladin. Row 3: Vicki Dunlap. Row 4: Charlene Lowe. 'A rf -J The Junior Varsity Cheerleaders were kept busy throughout the year with pep assemblies, where they often led rousing cheers for MHS. The girls were called upon to teach the student body new routines, and were led by Kathy Parker, Vicki Dunlap and Jeanette Saladin Cupper leftl. Vicki Dunlap was also enthusiastic from the sides of the auditorium, inspiring those who were performing for students Cupper middlel. .Zi ,WI , X Q' Pfz .. ' 1 Q 7 QAQ K A! 36 4-in it I ,, .s g ' f PX H DIR? I lllill 0 YS lubs study language, science, Work world FRENCH CLUB: First Row: Roxie Holmes, Pat Suders, Anita Bascelli, Sana Itayim, Diane Dixon. Row 2: Shelli Watson, Yolande Fischer, Midge Thomas. HERO CLUB: Row 1: Lori Donnell, Riki Hesselsch- werdt, Denise Ufhiel, Vickie Earls, Mary Pletka, Rena Davis. Row 2: Linda Saldana, Tracey Wilson, Molly Beard, Irvin Porter, Virginia Murphy. Row 3: Sue Cheng, Marcy Morey, Valeri Chandler, Judie Sylvis, Anna Schutzenhofer, Brian Robinson, David Schufletowski, Sherri Hall, Sandy Carter, Adele May, Tina Alcocer. EARTH SCI- ENCE CLUB: Row 1: Laurie Hart- well, Debbie Templeton, Jodeen Steggs, Safee Shabazz, Jerry Jiminez, Bruce Walls, Connie Rumsey. Row 2: Mr. Koivisto, Sue Vidure, Debbie Myers, Steve Jar- vis, David Myers, Cindy Olvey, Dianne Ramsey, Steve Carroll. Row 3: Dr. Jarvis, Ricky Havermale, Cathy Bushnell, Eddie Galda, Karen Jacobson, Don Brown, Brian Voight, Gary Spears. Wrestlerettes furnish scorers, cheerleaders for home meets JV Wrestlerettes, Row 1: Judy Yanovich, Jody Beyer, Diane Abrahamson, Laurie Suders, Kris Kraft, Susan Reitmeyer, Paul Obney. Row 2: Korva Coleman, Carol Rodgers, Laura Boden, Tara Reed, Debbie Nengst, Ann Tre- panier. Varsity Wrestlerettes, Row 1: Heidi Williamson, Lana Scherer, Terri Wyrick, Robyn Rice, Val Gilmore, Donna Drexler. Row 2: Kristi Barton, Kim Wilke, Yolanda Fischer, Holly Gierard, Lisa Elder. Wrestlerettes Scorers, Top Row: Sharo Shilling, Nicho Jimenez, Lisa Chandler, Terry Ann Ariola, Rose- mary Rieno, Jenny Dedmon, Cindy Hutchinson. Bottom Row: Nancy Vollmer, Laurie Hartwell, Linda Sadana, Angie Pena, Andrea Lambden. 0-A .-.., -4 ,. gm 3 V, 'Q 'Q x '? I! un-5 ,n Q S Q.. Interact, Model United Nations Speech Squad represent MHS Interact, Row 1: Francine Bard, Stephanie Celiberti, Naomi Schmidt, Julie Kessel, Judy Mickle. Row 2: Mr. Kemper, Brenda Cain, Debbie Baugus, Mary Jarczyk, Lisa Laidlaw, Nan McMillan. Row 3: Jim Threlfall, Todd Hergenroether, Scott Hergenroether, Jason Schmidt, Mark Glancy, Tony Sar- sam. Model UN, Row 1: Robert Nicoletti, Cheryl Hill, Phil Lynn. Row 2: Mr. Beyeler, Bob Benincasa, Jim Skeens, Carlos de Leon. Speech Squad, Row 1: Francine Bard, Pamela Jordon, Robert Nicoletti, Karen Matheny, Donna Wilds. Row 2: Chrisy Elam, Tracy Sifrit, Lance Gulseth, Carol Dabill, Patrick Flip- pen. Row 3: Mike Mansfield, Molly Kell0gg, Cheryl Hill, Richard Kohler, Richard Plantz, Mrs. Chris- tiano, Mike Mitchell. A' V51 -lusii viv- gxvvkigy 61' . 2x.'f-'JW Ny.. M if H, '+-1--M... Q ' --.N ' DECA, COE enter work world DECA, Row 1: Tammy Spencer, Renee Peyton, Lori Miller, Terri Verdugo, Shirly Smith, Theresa Tysiak. Row 2: Ruth States, Patty Droddy, Jim Brinkin, Sabrina Puhr, Renee Faucette, Dawn Heinrich, Curtis Cross. Row 3: Mrs. Shoaf, Carol Tipler, Roxanne Brooks, Jim Moyer, Chris Cambell, Jim Branham, Richelle Pais, Nan Haggerty, Tracy Fulton. DECA, Row 1: Lori Gulseth, Kim Michols, Chris Saladin, Sherri Hough, Theresa Sandoval, Sandy Yates. Row 2: Mrs. Shoaf, Theresa Hain- line, Cheryl Hill, Carrie Wright, Grace Evers, Bonnie Rosson, JoAnn Whitehead. Row 3: Sylvia Brown, Scott Yates, Tony Guerena, Pat Brinkin, Tim Owsley, Tim Ma- roney, Dean Badger, Craig Watson, Shelli Watson, Diane Wimberly. COE, Row 1: Helene McGinnis, Joilea Potts, Kathleen Thompson, Diana Ouelette, Lupe Alabado, Gilda Chavez. Row 2: Mrs. F. Cooper, Letha Clark, Deborah Simerdla, Jeanette Velasquez, Kathleen Yurochko, Linda Hanlon, Jennifer Stout. Row 3: JoAnne Lopez, Donna Watzek, Jeanette Walker, Laurie Jordan, Ruth Werner, Deborah Hundley, Kath- leen Heri, Cherie Greendyk. 'Q' .1 .Q is 1 i Q! T .lil I Wx , . 1 X . is ? ' . x ff' A 'QC fw Q ff ,f W Pk Q. A 5 48 xx? 6, . If A- Nm 4 f ' I 3 'wi N w Us 'X ff' VICA, Art Council represent industrial, fine arts on campus VICA, Row 1: Jim Kress, Buddy Kingston, Maureen Martin, Greg Mathis, Kent Reid, Robert Dubell. Row 2: William Robb, Dee Erry, Ernie Hernandez, Gaylan Buittner, Bartt Olson, Cheryl Hale. Row 3: Mr. Yule, John Martin, Brian Fahy, Allen Rislund, Alex Horton, Rick Moebs, Tom Anderson, David Buell, Kevin Bickel. Row 4: Mark Milinko- vich, Rob Burba, Chris Balland, Greg Schmitt, Larry Fallang, Robert Simmons, Tony Gasiorow- ski, Michael Watt. VICA, Row 1: Ray Kimbrell, Ralph Gonzales, Frank Arriola, Pat Corradino, Greg Esparza. Row 2: Richard Davis, Chris Phelps, Ron Burchett, Bruce Osborn, Mitch Lanoue, Kevin Der- rick. Row 3: Mr. Yule, Wayne Har- dy, Tony Ahlman, John Salo, Gary Eggert, John Schepis. Art Council, Row 1: Robert Wertz, Tony LaCavera. Row 2: Mrs. Braig, Scott Rothra, Lucinda Plaisted. Row 3: Antonio Sanchez, Jason Schmidt. . . . 5 3'241,' -L , A-as . 'Qin' 'r-f fisf 'iw WST.:-' ' . '- Kittens, Pep Club raise spirit While Pantherettes hostess Kourt Kittens: Row 1: Leslie Mitchell, Jana Ballentine, Cindy Olvey. Row 2: Leslie Cannon, Lisa Schemenaver, Lori Katzdorn. Row 3: Dee Dee Shilliday, Joy Blair, Carol Woods. Pep Club: Front Row: David Fugatt, Kim Lambert, Tam- my Kerr, L. Felicia Whitehead, Miriam Weber, Tamra Roe, Michele Suter. Row 2: Roland Howell, Kyla Avens, Tim Sorah, Tony Gas- iotowski, Mrs. Giannatti, Marjie Phillips, Joyce Nelson, Leigh Ann Kenn. Row 3: Daina Krug, Greta Kruggle, Jill Brooks, Vicki Her- nandez, Shelly Lowe, Tony La Cavera, Denise Grant, Nancy Weaver, Sherry Williams, Peter Gordecki, David Agin, Thomas Mc Laughlin. Pantherettes: Front Row: Theresa Mc Carthy, Sue Baker, Stephanie Celiberti, Martie Bar- nett. Row 2: Mrs. Hruza, Francine Bard, Cheryl Hill, Dianne Ramsey, Debbie Kessel, Mrs. Sagarino. u'-f . pf- . mei:-:...,,gf 1 ws- fs.: JSF I s-'J '-JI 'wav gr-og, the-k WP vw 5 4, 4,1 S, . -fo Y as -'ian 111 gf Y 'fc-.zzrrx R014 l 3' 'W' 5331 Clubs stress ethnic heritages person-to-person relationships Mexicanos Unidos, Row 1: Miguel Gutierrez Jr., Lori Arvallo, Gary Grijalva, Lupita Trujillo, Ronda Hanson, Gary Kline. Row 2: Lollie Garcis, Sandy Baldenegro, Karla Grijalva, Dolores Pimentel, Connie Gutierrez, Herman Sanchez. Row 3: Mike Cano, Eddie Martinez, Ramon Baldenegro, Tom Torrez, Ramon Villela, Henry Cruz, Darryl Mon- teilh, Bobby Pimentel, Richard Cor- dova, Johnny Jimenez, Mr. Nava- rette, Sponsor, Mr. Emmons, Spon- sor. Black Student Union, Row 1: Tanja Hannah, Anita Walls, Cynthia Wilson, Saffee Shabazz, Bruce Walls. Row 2: Shirley Smith, Stephanie Oliver, Deitra Gordon, Vachell Franklin, Carolyn Booze, Bridgette Murphy. Row 3: Angela Franklin, Laurie Watts, LaNora Cobbs, Anthony Barber, Owen Marzett, Carl Hannah, Arthur Mur- phy, Melissa Williams, Brian King. Person to Person, First row: Debbie Cummings, Ricky Barnes, Karen Alcocer, Denise Grant, Judy Beru- men, Sandra Du Bois. Second row: Mrs. Fike, Mrs. Byron, Cheryl Hill, Katie Driscoll, Mrs. Owen, Herman Sanchez, Diane Alocer. VV f g .Xa -no 5, .'.. . S' lx - V Jaw -uk x 'L' ','X 'S -ET, -591,51 qw. 'xi' Rf can X 1' , , 4, -' 'M -.-1 I. 'K - . - we- fig, ' f , f .JH-V . 9 V f. 1 Tiff nf-':'fi kT In M A .4 .f f. Up' 5 'HM'-H65 f.-1.1 'ei' -. '.w'f'f12 VI' + 5 ' - wi .fb , , nz fgg 3 my-,L 1-f 2 xv. -2 K N .4 37 ,. - f 1 'T' -95.1-'jg' ,, gp.. - 34- 5.- '+ , 9' , , me-1 A L-..if.4-'GA' g. lu J- Y '. .r-.V-Q, 1: - '- f M, . , L K . h .f ,A - H. 1' -, 4 - Lf jf J A 4 ,.-.. ., , . I -. N . .W-new , , J, Q Q vkit .Q iw H A' X - .f- V' W . .. ' ' x ' 'J - 4g--4,1Qr v I Ny Q' 41 C ,f V '- 'Q X X ' Vi- s -viwlcg Corps change image under Colonel Wade A COMPANY: Cabove leftl Row 1 Shaw, Best. Row 2: Matheny. Row 3 Anthony, Long, Bradway, Zigter man, Stewart, Bittinger. Row 4: Shrock, Avila, Porter, Modic, Tre panier. Row 5: Nowakowski Klenklen, Kach, Cochrane, Dyke. Row 6: Moody, Taylor. B COM PANY: lbelow leftl Row 1: Nelson Abrams, Sesma. Row 2: Hoyt, Poe Camou, Nydes, Hundley, Stroh Wright, Seyler. Row 3: Hoerner Shaffer, Hurlburt, Craven, Sooter Damrick, Klenislen. High school preparation for the armed forces begins in the ROTC courses offered at Maryvale. From rifle target practice lupper middle? to co-educational lessons in putting up a tent, these courses are valua- ble and helpful to the individual. The pride comes when the tent is up, and the last stake is driven, as demonstrated by Dan Damerick Cbottom middlel. ROTC polices campus during first field day C COMPANY: iabove left? Row 1: Nolan. Row 2: Johnson, Mills, Moody, Russell, Cline, Davis. Row 3: Hicks, Wilson, Shope, Murphy, Gonzales. D COMPANY: fbelow right! Row 1: Bellamy, Belver, Prouty, McCarty. Row 2: Santigati, Padgett, Modic, Wardell, Shockley. Row 3: Black, Immel, Vondra, Sesma. ROTC units' activities during an average afternoon vary from the running of a mile to improve physi- cal condition fupper middlel, to the setting up of a tent, Cupper right, bottom middlel. Sarraf .. ,f ii ' h ag X i. 1 1 1 'Q 'X ,L-if .fx fr'- r f.,av1PE - M.: ,gy A . Riff 'ew Kun., . . it , J tl. ' .Ya w'-, 'Q y 'W . .Q pi J elf ,ye ' y s J ,- K 'c'f - .-'uw .rf . 'TBP R,,j V 95 i'jaf,jirz j HLflJl3kY4 DF! xxx N'NN,NN5NNx wha - X sh '2- , I .3 ,,., Q' 3 xi VYMTX Q f , HRW:-X.. Q S ' I H sf' A y fZLLf 5Q?i X X . -,gil ' X X ik Km? A ..f' if '1 H 21 X ,, ' ' f , ' , , M Q vi Y g 4,, 1 I J ,NM v 2212, A Jwivfifgd , K whips ,, W. f 5 E J 1' z im 54 Qi' RQ! Gai' .L ' Y W 115 J H H '15 K . 7, ,F Q is fr SPURTS 5 1' Girls basketball gets to varsity sports status The latest varsity sport on campus is girl's basketball. Coached by Pat Heichel, the team started its season Febru- ary 22 with an overtime loss to Apollo High School. Starters for the team were Martha Mays, Karen Stone, Karen Jacobson, Dana Lynn and Glenda Rumley. Varsity Basketball: fabovel Front row: Starla Bookmen, Susan Ward, Lisa Weems, Karen Stone, Karen Jacobson, Miss Heichel, Andrea Wooten, Martha Mays, Brenda Burchett, Jean Barry. Row 2: Helen Nowak, Karen Ebert, Dana Lynn, Dristi Williamson, Glenda Rumely. Coach Pat Heichel huddles with the team Crightl. Driving hard for a layup, Karen Jacobson outdis- tances opponents Cfar rightl. Martha Mays takes a jumper Cupper left? and Dana Lynn Cupper leftl aims for a free throw. it--' mln-mm-.. ...Q--.r,.!-. ,tl X 1' 'M 'wi.y,.,:. . ! 1 X 'R pl .A il w Q' 'W' V :- I X 49 .VE -il X1 nb. A fn, Au Q I 5 4 ! 43 - :iz - 'QM Q ' C Q. BY me :F-Y' Eff Panthers beat Toros 1n opener, 29 26 Varsity: Front row: Steve Mills, Mike Randon, Robert Price, Steve Young, David Scott, Roberto Gre- gorio, Rick Larson, Ken Wyatt, John Bedewi. Row 2: Phil Sawyer, Lindsey Maddock, Mgr. John Hann, Coach Rick Johnson, Coach Jerry Hicks, Coach Allen Hall, Coach Bob Young, Dr. Pete Jarczyk, Student Trainer Tom Hamrick, Mickey San- ta Maria, Eddie Marichilar. Row 3: Scott Bolinger, Lyndon Traylor, Larry Schilling, Mark Harper, Joe LaCavera, Brian Fahy, Marvis Hall, Bobby Kirkendoll, Kenny Stringer,. Micah Williams. Row 4: Tom Cline, David Nelson, Jim Hallen, Coley Boyse, Eric King, Scott Haymaker, Pat Moody, Arnold Ware, Robbie Reaume, Tony Leszczynski. Row 5: Kevin Gunkel, Steve Endres, Mike Gomez, Jim Polenski, Phil Chilton, Matt Santa Maria, Greg Nickens, Rusty Kendall, Danny Maxwell, Greg LaRue. Quarterback Tom Cline Cupper right? plans the Panthers next move, while Coach Bob Young Cupper left? contem- plates the action from the sidelines. Wingback Phil Sawyer Crightl attempts to pave the way through Mountain View for Steve Mills. Toros come back for revengeg beat Panthers in closer 21-12 Perhaps the greatest victory of the 1978 Panther Football season was the opener against the Mountain View Toros. It was the first win of the year for the Maryvale Panthers, and the last loss for the Toros, who came back later in the year to eliminate Maryvale from the playoffs. MAR YVALE 29 MOUNTAIN VIEW 26 As Mountain View fumbled the opening kickoffl it looked as if the Panthers were on their way to another rout as was predicted. Following the fumble, the Cats took the ball and moved 28 yards down- field for the first TD of the year. 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Moun- tain View tacklers attempt to catch Lyndon Traylor Cbottom leftl dur- ing a big yardage play. continued from page 102 MAR YVALE 19 ALHAMBRA 11 Fullback Rick Larson hit paydirt in the first quarter against the Alhambra Lions. Wingback Phil Sawyer and end Phil Chilton scored touchdowns for Maryvale in the second half to come out ahead 19-11 in a tight contest. MAR YVALE 24 TRE VOR BROWNE 7 The Panthers entered this game as a slight underdog to their arch rivals of Trevor Browne. A win would help the Cats to regain some of the confidence lost in the humili- ating Camelback match. The Panthers came out with their mind on a big win as they scored on their first two possessions, with quarterback Tom Cline and Phil Sawyer each running in for six. With only 47 seconds remaining in the first halfl Sawyer threw a 73 yard touchdown pass to split end Mike Randon. Kicker Steve Young hit all three extra points and the Cats entered the second half with a 21-0 lead. Rick Larson finished the Panther scoring with a 43 yard field goal in the third quarter. The Bruins finally got on the scoreboard with 37 seconds remaining in the game. The Panthers won 24-7 and retained the travel- ing trophy. MARYVALE 34 EASTO The 1978 homecoming cele- brations saw the Panthers rip the East Longhorns by the score of 34-0. Steve Mills scored three touchdowns in the first half to lead the Panthers to a 28-0 lead. Quar- terback Lyndon Traylor ran 63 yards in the fourth quarter for the game's final touch- down. MAR YVALE 14 TEMPE 0 Despite fumbling the ball five times in the first halfl Maryvale was able to score twice in the second half to post a 14-0 win over the Buffaloes of Tempe. On the Panther's first play from scrimage after halftime, Tom Cline threw a 69 yard pass to Mike Randon for a touch- down. Defensive back John Bedewi intercepted two passes in the final quarter to halt any Tempe scoring threats, returning one to the Tempe one yard line. Steve Mills took it in from there for the score. MARYVALE 49 NORTH 6 Steve Mills ran in two touchdowns, back Phil Saw- yer one, and Dan Maxwell scored on an interception as the Panthers took a 28-0 lead into halftime. Mark Harper took two touchdowns in before North finally got on continued on page l0'I An unidentified player follows his blockers in a playoff game against Camelback High. Cabove center? Number 13 Phil Sawyer eludes the Mountain View defense with the help of a block from 71, Tom Doyle. Cabove right? Coach Hall follows the Maryvale players as they take the field in the game at Phoenix College against the Toros from Mountain View High. Cbelowl ...i ..f..haa.1u Central defeat costs Panthers Phoenix League Championship continued from page 105 the board with 6:46 left in the game. Lyndon Traylor fin- ished the scoring as the Cats walked off the field with a 49- 6 victory. MAR YVALE 10 CENTRAL 20 Maryvale entered the final regular season game against the Central High Bobcats with the league champion- ship on the line. Going into the game, Maryvale faced a fired-up Central ballclub. The Bobcats had to win to insure a playoff spot. Mary- vale struck first as Tom Cline threw a 7 yard touchdown to Phil Chilton in the first quarter. Young added the point after and the Panthers were up 7-0. Central tied it up in the second quarter and the score at the half was 7- 7. Both teams exchanged field goals in the third quarter but a Central touchdown and field goal in the final quarter iced the win for the Bobcats. Maryvale suffered its second defeat of the season at the hands of Central, 20-10. MAR YVALE 28 CAMELBACK 6 In this playoff opener, the main motive for victory was revenge for the 41-14 loss the Panthers sustained in the sec- ond game of the season. Camelback scored first, but the Cats came to life, scoring 28 points and gaining sweet revenge over the Spartans. MAR YVALE 12 MOUNTAIN VIEW 21 The Panthers entered the quarter-final game against the Mountain View Toros as an underdog and the Toros did come out as the winner in this tight, exciting game. The Panthers rushed for more yards, passed for more yards, and gained eight more first downs than the Toros, but came up on the short end in the scoring department 21-12. The Toros went on to win the State Championship over the Saguaro Sabercats. The Maryvale Panthers ended the season with a record of nine wins and three losses, and the distinction of being the only winner over Mountain View in the 1978 season. JV's, lightweights finish 1978 season on winning notes Junior Varsity: Front Row: Chriss Sprague, Chris Wooley, Robert Cole, Jerry Hodges, Ben Wetherill, Erik Valkingburg, Ed Mesquite, Ed Hack. Row 2: Dale Rearick, Karl Jones, Barry McMillon, Richard Richwine, Coach Massingale, Coach Neighbor, Coach Hampton, Bill May, Sammie Brooks, Lannie Stone, Jeff Smith. Row 3: Larry Gallegos, Andy Flores, Chris Palmer, David Meyers, Petey Nickerson, Brian Gierard, Eric Jones, Tim Maynes, Dan Totman, Mike DePalo. Row 4: Dewal Tulifano, Joe Trsancos, Don Conant, Charles Schaetle, Jim Moody, Reggie Miller, Jim Hender- son, Simon Esparza, Tom Allen, Jimmy Howard. Row 5: Pat Cooney, Richard Lopez, Rance Johnson, Darryl Monteihl, Scott Redfern, Kent Boden, Chris Arnell, Mark Erwin, John Rodriguez, Damone Batchan. Freshman Heavyweight: Front Row: Robert Smith, Jamie Mendez, Terry Fisher, John En- dries, Nick Beram. Row 2: Coach Valenzuela, Kevin McWilliams, Herman Williams, Eddie Bosworth, Bill Werhanowicz, William Castle, Coach Wales. Row 3: Mike Miller, Kevin Phillips, Jeff Butts, Laird Roden, Robert McGraph, Dave Larue, John Ames, Bob Wyatt. Row 4: Ken Preston, Chris Richins, Todd Redfern, Mark Hedrick, Barry Swift, Bill Palmer, Mitch Belles, Jim Guymam, Eugene Jacobs. Freshman Lightweight: Front Row: James Bennett, James Keatley, Mike Amsden, Steve Boyse, Frank McDaniel, Rodney Leatherwood, Kosmos Miller, Lee Ray Downing. Row 2: Coach Jones, Bruce Le- Boeuf, Larry Smouse, Alvin House, Fred Wayman, Russel Isham, Frank Arroyo, Daniel Costello, Coach Shackelford. Row 3: Frank Moya, Mike Touvell, Rodney Lowe, Joe Hernandez, Greg Bean, Tim Tan- ton, James Sells, Dale Lynn, Chris Wimberly. Row 4: Kevin Crist, Fred Kobernick, Kirk Ressler, Manuel Garcia, Barry McMillan, Brent Bar- ton, Jerry Williams, Joe Collins, Willard Seechoma, Michael Sullivan. fX , ..,.,,, Lim by li. We WWMt' T J y Wa WM .SV ' fi .fi llillll A - 5- ' . -'M' 'W' ,, T 83- : V: A ' Qisflls assign-7.-5'siu73x37,5r32l2-,9,flgf, 3 If ff h W 'T 2 . r -f 'fi1, A ,:' Vg ,AY 4, mask-A ,.,.,:..XJ1:3,,tQn-,fzi 1,7 al, :D t ' my ' nm ,,,,:,.1f ...gui ,: 322: .fs , ,,,., .,234,g??Q32fgsQf.'ii7,lCQ.-S . L . . I lg I, , ,f Y, . lll1lAl!iilIY!BI,- ' 'WW' illll umm' um: ' V. Q li .4 Q7 - I rqflxx y X '. ...,.: V gi j ,V J :1 ' bulh D QM 3 it ' P ' Heavyweight frosh team ties more games than it wins, loses Maryvale's Junior Varsity and Freshman football teams wound up the year on the win- ning side of the ledger. The Jayvees, coached by Ralph Neighbors and Ken- neth Hampton, played an 11 game schedule, of which they won six, lost four and tied one. The heavyweight frosh team, under the direction of Danny Wales and Tony Valenzuela, had an unusual nine-game record. They tied more games than they won or lost. The final tally was two wins, three losses and four ties. The lightweight frosh had the best record. Coached by Arbia Jones and Osborn Shackel- ford, they won seven and lost only two. 'Q I? . , iltcher, Eicherly lead teams o tenth place finish at state IRLS CROSS COUNTRY CBE- Front Row: Le Anne Hughett, OW eanette Bauman, Fran Bard, Lisa hepard, Chestene Ramsey, Maria oar. Back Row: Karen Lenard, uana Cockran, Sandy Wiltcher, ori Shepard, Patty Lynn, Debbie ydes, Coach Schuster. BOYS VAR- ITY CROSS COUNTRY CUPPER IGHTJ Front Row: Le Anne ' s f u 1 Hughette, Bruce Walls, Joe Nunez, Larry Chumley, Coach Schuster. Back Row: Paul Hinkle, Steve Blau, Richard Eicherly, Mike Roar. BOYS J.V. CROSS COUNTRY CBOTTOM RIGHT? Front Row: Doug Barriellaeux, Brian Houser, Gerols Hicks. Back Row: Henry Sanchez, Mike Estrada, Tom Erhardt, Mike Kobold. L...l,a. -1 mn 431 1 A 3 M. x . L. .WM xx 9 'X Badminton Team winds up season: breaks even, 3-3 The varsity badminton team led by coach Rojelia Holguin finished the '78-'79 season with a respectable three wins and three losses. The team got off to a good start defeat- ing Carl Hayden 3-2 and then went on to destroy Phoenix Union 36-0, but wound up on the short end ofa 2-0 score against Trevor Browne and also of the 2-1 Alhambra score. The girls got back on the right track against Camelback 4-2 but came up short when they met Carl Hayden in a rematch their last game of the season 3-4. Freshman Volleyball: Front Row: Mona Anderson, Denise McFarlin. Row 2: Gina Reeves, Karen Chan- dler, Maryanne McLaughlin, Sonny Kimbrell. Row 3: Crissy Elam, Ginger Booth, Andrea Ervin, Virginia Piele, Darlene Tellez, Do- lores Pimential. ' J.V. Volleyball: Front Row: Jackie Maloney, Debbie Carter. Row 2: Sharon Shilling, Brinton Bartho- mew, Holly Smith, Karen Stone. Row 3: Tammy Fallang, Sherrie Dropik, Polly Walker, Tera Reeves, Susan Ward, Christine Scales, Karen Jacobson, Coach Miss Grayback. Varsity Volleyball: Front Row: Becky Barnett, Geovani Jimenez, Teresa Romero, Helene Nowak. Row 2: Michele Thorn, Martha Mays, Carolyn Schuster, Malta Martin, Cindy Hempel, Pat Ryan, Amy Hergenroether, Canna Lynn. J.V. Badminton: Row 1: Margie Murphy, Jeri Young, Laurie Der- rick, Eileen Horning. Back Row: Kelly Cameron, Joanne Barnes, Sandy Brewer, Leanne Curtis, Lin- da Stephenson, Denise Gerhart, Jean Gault. Varsity Badminton: Bottom Row: Alice Flores, Susie Graham, Chris Defazio. Top Row: Karen Ebert, Christi Williamson, Donna Bailey. 113 Bostrom's charges whip up interest in volleys, spikes The 1978 Panther Volleyball squad saw plenty of action on the court. Below, Helene Nowak goes for a dig for a big play. The girls wait at the court's borders for the official score after winning the first game of the match. Cat right! While her teammates prepare to assist her, Cfar right? Michele Thorn sets up an overhead pass. Spectators have to look upward as Carolyn Schuster Cbelow, far right? leaps to push back an approaching ball. Becky Barnett ibelow middle? goes up for a spike as Pat Ryan, Caroline Schuster, and Amy Hergenroether look on. X u 'Q 'V Q...-now . .1 Q , I W,-uve4 M'M' W ' Q , 1 w ., s.f Mx l' ..l 'E Q4 il 49' !1 'AiiH'! XXX' :l1 BV' si:!-'w SD' rl! in lla. W nm. HW awww I1 ' ? ii Ba. B11 Eli- ',.!Bl. Wh li X- :fl v 'l 1 2 ,Q ai ' ,,, .,.. A, . aw .g L: mn- 'A 'rj 4 i will ' H Q 4 ,3 .Q 5 'iw V V 5 V 4x'.V ax' 'ff V Vrlg g'., A ,V tk V 4 Wm gnnnyvau W 'ig ag ,f,l! AY f A l x I f A . :'ff F if L? ?' Y vga , : . . V fx, W Q 51 lam? il :Q W rm W SL W W 2.2 mv Him: N,,,, Q . ,V Panthers beat North twice for divisional JV BASKETBALL: Coach Kent Raley, Rich Ayotte, David Dyer, Kevin Sell, John Dooley, Keith Lawlor, Scott Redfern, Jeff Lind- sey, Ron Catlett, Dale Kamarata, Mike Nowak, Brock Godfrey, Man- ager Tom Hamerick. VARSITY BASKETBALL: Row 1: Mike Randon, Phil Sawyer, Otis Ratliffe, Dan Nichols, Anthony Davis, Manager Tom Hamrick. Row 2: Coach Darryl Franz, Ken Hum- phries, Harold Ratliffe, Phil Chilton, Glen Green, Theron Hill, Dave McGeary, Mike Negri, Coach Kent Raley. Frosh Basketball: Row 1: Barry McMillan, Tim Tanton, George Dear, Karl Finley, Andy Troutz. Row 2: Mark Schwartz, Kevin McWilliams, Isidio Olivas, Bret Bar- ton, Mike Quijano. Frosh Basketball: Row 1, second picture: Jeff Hough, Todd Redfern, Bill Palmer, Barry Swift. Row 2: Kevin Phillips, Michael Sullivan, Mitch Belles, Russell Isham. Basketball five gains division with North win After a promising start, the Panther Varsity Basketball team fell into a string of losses, only to rise from the ratings basement to steal two important games and sneak into the State Championship playoffs. The Panthers lost their first two games by relatively close scores but won their next two against tough competition, Carl Hayden and Moon Valley. Soon after these games though, the team fell into a long slump that dragged them into the bottom of the ratings. The team redeemed themselves with a win over fourth ranked South and North. The victory took the Panthers to the playoffs, where they lost their first game to Phoenix Union by a score of 64-41. It was a case of too little, too late for the 1979 Panther Basketball squad. Petie Nickerson's specialty was long shots from the side Cupper leftl, while Dan Nichols preferred to take it in where the trouble got thicker Cupper middlel. Dave McGeary looks a little worried with all his teammates covered Cupper rightl, and under the same situa- tion, Mike Randon decided to try it himself fbottom middlel. All the action was closely watched by Coaches Franz and Railey. gig, 19 ,.d ' i 1. A .Q E by Y 1 '-- if v .,., , ,. 4Q,..,.,..., Y -..MW I , ., ., -, .., i ,. A .,-X. , ll---f, ,ct Q 1. V In an intersquad game in Maryvale gym, Glen Green shoots and makes a shot Cabove rightl. In a game against Central, no. 21 Michael Ran- don goes up for a baseline shot iabove centerl. In another inter- squad game, this one JV, Scott Red- fern watches Rich Ayotte's shot fall in Cbelow centerl. A Maryvale play- er extends himself in a game against East High Cleftl. ,, 121 . p.. Wa ,J .r Xi f ' ' H 1 X f, , : . . in ... ,V' '-A'fuf:1' f4 'fE,C'5 Aikxiulvwfwddv-MU 1':'7. ' W F. . , 4 Q 1? 2 'Vu 4. M , fr. F' c-.. iff, Mi' 2 . :Sui , ' p 4... . .' 5 f , ,. in F 4'!'f5IZr1-f.Q' we Q .1 . ,'+1 ?1'? '1- 'M 4.-A V fsgffif-1,, if ., 2 1. 1 es 1'f?i'f5? '5'3..2't0-' Y ' ,y I., s e -K 7 -jf its I I 3-1 . Ag,a,xs.rl, ,. s' , 2 a an 'P-.--Q - .4 .1 . 'S' - -. Q':.0'Zn ,f v.uY.- 1 ,W- ,. Q .- Golfers ready swings in quest of birdies Varsity Golf: First Row: Mike Swartz, Claude Wooljan, Doug Youngberg, Ken Sawtelle, Pat Reser. Second Row: Coach Hicks, Dean Badger, Robert Blean, Kevin Derrick, Greg Saborino, Scott Barker. JV Golf: First Row: Scott Barker, Danny McCarthy, Bob Wrobel, Bart Blackham. Second Row: Claude Wooljan, Mike Swartz, Andy Troutz, Coach Hicks. Led by returning varsity players Greg Soboeiro, Kevin Derrick, Doug Youngberg, Pat Reser and Robert Blean, the Maryvale varsity golf team will be tough competition for other valley schools in pursuit of the State Championship. Mary- vale Golf Course is the practice ground for the teams. Kevin Der- rick Cupper middlel could often be found on the putting greens, as could Greg Saboeiro Cbottom rightl. Pat Reser spent more of his time on the fairways, Cupper rightl. 4 ,gggjg N 123 Girls' golfers Win second at division Girl's Golf, Row 1: Sheryl Flie- shacker. Row 2: Milly Kellogg, Deb- bie Romero, Corrine Gothro, Robyn Burnette, Coach Ginny Rote Cbelow leftl. Robynn Burnette demonstrates her golfing form with an iron fcenterl and with a wood Crightl. Robyn Burnette, Senior on the Girl's Golf Team coached by Ginny Rote, led the team to State Finals at Dobson Ranch in Tempe. They finished sec- ond in their division at divi- sionals at Estrella Park. The Girl's Golf Team finished with a winning season. rw la. x ix ...f , ' N . , M4 4 M, , . . I XR . , n 4 AW - A sk h f x ...Km x 1' .-', 1 1' n 2. 5...-w f , u . a. , N. HH' an .-.- Ps' we ' Q .., , .., an ' Q' -.s-1-4' X , ww, , .A ' .. ' .Q 'A . 0.- . ' '- N . -W A. U T A ' Ps-5 K .. ., ' . , t fr, X 4, .QA -v f , . -5 r' . ivix Lgfrlh -Q -9,,,v 'nun 5 q'f'f,' 1v4-1.- 4' 125 WKRWILLK -r.., . ' , if . ,, , .4 Q-11? f, f.- : . .4- w-:vi ,A I u Q4 'fr Y AKRYVMJI qu? b. vs.. -n ' Y ' ,... .W .. ' 1 i .i-ef . .. ,.,,,sv1 'x'....,. W, A 'fit' .' -.sa 4 A au. Ll.- ,Y -1, a,- fmv,4.,',- +- Tracksters get firsts in PU match events Steve Blau was often seen on the practice field after classes were long out flower middleb. Greg Nickens' specialty was the discus fupper rightl, while Ed O'Neal found his glory in breaking the finish line thread. VARSITY TRACK Cupper leftl Row 1: Coach Neighbors, Victor Shaffer. Row 2: Joe LaCavera, Mike Worrell, Greg Nickens, Larry Schilling, Danny Totman, Gary Kline. Row 3: Carroll Brown, Steve Blau, Jim Stidham, Joe Nunez, Robert Harbolt, Larry Chumley. Row 4: Larry Watkins, Reggie Miller, Kent Boden, Byron Buckholz, Jerry Hodges, Erick Valkingburg, Richard Eicherly. Row 5: Mark Harper, Dan Conant, David Nelson, Mike Roer, Jonas Rosenthal. JV TRACK Cbottom leftl Row 1: Coach Franz, Coach Jones, Coach Neighbors, Manager Richard Schafer. Row 2: Troy Smith, Gary Kline, Eugene Jacobs, Ronald Shabazz, Tom Hutchison, Mark Gray, Greg Buys. Row 3: David Witte, Ron Lowe, Mike Kobad, Manuel Garcia, Mike Estrada, Carol Hanna, Mike Varlel, Rick Spencer. Row 4: Joe Glelock, Jerry Hicks, Ricky Lopez, Kent Boaten, Mike Meyer, Herman Sanchez, Rick Howell. Row 5: Jim Henderson, Chris Arnell, Scott Redfern, Todd Redfern, Karl Jones, Tim Binnett. Row 6: Ron States, John Bowman, Dave Meyer, Tim Escarza, Joe Tre- cinkacos. r i V i Girls show strength in distanc GIRL'S TRACK: Row 1: Melody Kelty, Michele Thorn, Amy Her- genroether, Jeanette Bauman, Pat- ty Lynn, Jo Anne Bruce, Dawn Hansen. Row 2: Joyce Frederick, Margie Murphy, Duana Cochran, Sandy Wiltcher, Pat Ryan, Ann Saladin, Chris Howell. Row 3: Jean Adams, Chestene Ramsey, Janna Ballantine, Leslie Michell, Stacey Fader, Reine Nelson, Sharon Nel- son. Row 4: Coach Schuster, Mary Ann McLaughlin, Susan Cury, Deb- bie Romero, Terry Ann Arriola, Debbie Templeton, Stacy Anderson, Coach Bostrom. Row 5: Carriw Spurlin, Debbie Blau, Debbie Meyers, Lisa Langley, Sherry Williams, Debbie Baugus, Lisa Laid- law. Row 6: Carolyn Schuster, Lisa es, dashes Shepard, Carolyn Booze, Rasheeda Shabazz, Kim Aldridge. Row 7: Anita Walls, Darlene Jones, Ger- trude Williams, Denise Walker. Row 8: Marsha Kincheloe, Karen Smith, Cynthia Wilson, Ruth Werner. The girls put a lot of practice into the season. Carolyn Schuster worked many hours on the long jump Cupper leftl while Amy Hergenroether Cupper right? con- centrated on relay procedures. Jo Ann Bruce was always determined to cross the finish line first flower left? and Carolyn Schuster spent long hours on the practice track to perfect her style. 4 2 ,rw 4. N ,QW N hw, 3 1,3 o FRY V4 fl 'W XXQY VA v9,Y V4 Z JVM .QQY VA tv pu. W ' E 4 XXRY Vqi M XXRY V45 ,, .WYVALQ3 K Wrestlers victorious at divisional tourney VARSITY WRESTLING: Row 1: Ken Holiday, Gus Valle, Steve Walter, Sergio Echerivel, Roy Hooper. Row 2: Rod Burba, Brian Hunt, Coley Boyse, Jim Hallen, Bob Warner, Chester Ramsey. Row 3: Rich Seyler, Rusty Keatley, Chris Sprague, Joe LaCavera, Rob Reaume, Stan Pena, Coach John- son. JV WRESTLING: Row 1: Paul Nelson, Rusty Keatley, Ben Weatherill, Tony Sesma. Row 2: Bob Price, Sam Brooks, Steve Zuniga, Mike Goss, Scott Dixon. Row 3: Chris Sprague, Steve Jarvis, Kent Boden, Joe LaCavera, Dan Volmer, Coach Tony Valenzuela. FROSH WRESTLING: Row 1: Bob Deher- rera, Guy Finnell, Rusty Keatley, Rick Worth, Steve Boyce. Row 2: Herman Williams, Frank Aroya, Angelo Jiminez, Nick Beram, John Endres. Row 3: Herman Weigert, Jim Brooks, Ken Preston, Jim Guy- man, Coach Valenzuela, Mark Hed- rick, Terry Fischer, Mike Munoz. Dual record stays perfect for third year The 1978-79 Wrestling Season at Maryvale was very success- ful at all levels of the sport. The squad was Division Champion for the third straight year and reached that position through an undefeated season, also for the third year in a row. The Varsity Panthers were 9-0 at the conclusion of the season, while the JV squad was 9-0-1 and the Frosh 8-2. The season was highlighted by several records including the highest point total in a Division Tournament f2131A1: the team qualified all 13 wrestlers for Stateg the most wrestlers in history had win- ning records, three of them undefeated. The tradition of fine wrest- ling at Maryvale continued throughout the year as the Panthers dominated valley competition and completed another successful season. Coach Johnson Cupper right? watched intently as the Panther team was challenged. Wrestling was popular with the crowds also Cupper left? who watched intently as Rod Burba was on the mat. Bob Warner puts all his effort into tak- ing down an opponent ibottom left? as Jim Hallen approaches victory on the floor Cbottom middlel. At the start of a match, Roy Hooper waits for the signal to begin Cbottom rightl. . .,. , n N- ' NK ....,....- -+.,,Qmm S v A., by .Y as 124 'f 1 . ! f N , f f fi ' ! 55.134 ' A-- x 5, ii A , ,N-'M' ,Ng . 15 .K 'TN A 'A K A' 1 8? ,J - , 4, 'mg Q, ! I 5 , ..f-K, ,Mf A. pf ,A -5 A ,Ala X Q W gm -fix L- mm Q 5 X . as , 1 if .X ,X E ng, L X . -2 i ,- . f :QQ S 4 'N-'lusw-v Grapplers Wrestle to Second Place in Peoria Tourney ' -vv- vw I -- V Maryvale grapplers wrestle under the watchful eye of the spectators Cabove right? and the referee ibelow rightl. Coley Boyse is presented with a victory in one of the ten matches the wrestlers participated in Cabove left? and Jim Hallen is presented with first place for his performance in the Maryvale Invitational Tournament lbelow leftl. .-.al Raley replaces Emmons: team future's bright VARSITY BOYS TENNIS: Row 1: Chris Flippen, Robert Nicoletti, Steve Young. Row 2: David Sawyer, Ken Humphries, Kevin Kirkland, Coach Kent Raley. ' JV BOYS TENNIS: Row 1: Todd Currey, Mike Munoz, Chuck Martz, Bill Martz. Row 2: Anthony Shope, Richard Kohler, Jeff Hough, George Lam, Rick Lutheran, Coach Kent Raley. David Sawyer, sophomore, zeros in on an overhead smash, Cupper leftl. Senior Ken Humphries shows his smooth return, lupper rightl. Steve Young, junior, practices his back- hand return, flower rightl. vs,-1. 'ff Mix?-ff. ,A I S , v .1 1 A 3, I 1? ,b ,i ,M 1 i, 'WP YV' fm' ...Q- Q- 1 -5 3. I4 I ..y'.:zam 'W ???W ' 15551. 13752: Ili ,nggnl 23 'fs i E' 'gafggggz .nwqqq 1. 11'-1 .vm If J X .....-4.. 'Y x 43 it,:: , s. :Mill , .. .. . .,. .. ' v HWY? 'Nw is 1' s wsriw um 'si fjix TENNIS TENNIS o if gi 2 52 E as fe dm .-' Team beats P.U in first game for new coach VARSITY GIRLS TENNIS: Row 1: Chris DeFazio, Joyce Yee, Brinton Bartholomew, Alice Flores. Row 2: Annette Damico, Donna Bailey. GIRLS JV TENNIS: Row 1: Brigitte Finley, Jerri Young, Susan Moyer. Row 2: Lori Trombley, Patty Papan, Laurie Derrick, Amy Lee, Eileen Hornung. Laurie Derrick, sophomore, shows her form on the tennis court during practice Iabove centerl. Chris DeFazio demonstrates her powerful backhand Cbelow rightl. Susan Moyer practices her forehand after school Cabove rightl. 5. JB v ', I ft' W --f --f W ,. 1 4 4 .fx '4 7 + ' .':.. ?-' it J.. .IEW fa FEBS A ..,-1 QQ '-3:'!:'9' ' s V I '!' S 1 Holquin's charges Win league VARSITY GIRLS SOFTBALL: Row 1: Martha Mays, Shannon Roberts, Geovani Jimenez, Kelly Cameron, Teresa Romero, Christi Williamson. Row 2: Coach Holquin, Kathy Nev- ille, Amy Hergenroether, Becky Barnett, Suzanne Smith, Brenda Burchett, Sandy Carter, Malta Mar- tin, Carolyn Schuster, Karen Ebert, Sandy Wiltcher. JV GIRLS SOFT- BALL: Row 1: Ellen Healy, Debbie Carter, Michelle Anderson, Jan McGowan, Ramona Anderson. Row 2: Joyce Frederick, Sheryl Flei- schhacker, Lisa Weems, Karen Jacobsen, Karen Roberts, Sandy Fallon, Susan Vidaure. FROSH: Row 1: Duana Cochran, Brenda Warner, Patty Mounsey, Sharon Quinn, Bonnie Fabb. Row 2: Lori Trombley, Gina Reeves, Dawn Hansen, Maia Morgan, Maria Bustos, Cynthia Wilson. l f2 'W9 n i L- -1 href -P1 77 .J an C5 . ff si! J: 4- QFJBFRWWZW' Panthers loose first to Carl Hayden, 2-1 The Varsity Maryvale Base- ball team opened the season with a slim loss of 2-1 against the Carl Hayden Falcons. Pitcher Dan Maxwell looked promising, as did Steve Mills. Andy Flores, Jim Howard and Mark Schlosser also turned in spirited performances in the season opener. Coach Gil Tre- jo expects a satisfying year from this year's group of promising players. Baseball on the Maryvale diamond is full of action, as demonstrated by this montage of shots: Dan Maxwell put every ounce of power into every pitch flower right? while Phil Chilton flower left! concentrated on knocking his target out of the stadiumg spectators anxiously awaited a call on this play fupper right? as Andy Flores reached for the base with all the effort he could muster. Coach Trejo Cupper left? kept a close watch on all his play- ers, hoping for another champion- ship year at Maryvale. af 0 X My A if fxfxx X axe? ,ax K R. k fix fa x K .X xy 4 Q.,--Q-.N u V -QT M Team ties Alhambra for state third place In its fourth year as a varsity sport, the girls' softball team lost to Santa Rita to end their season tied for third in state. After winning the League B title, the girls lost to Alham- bra in division, 5-0. In the state playoffs, the team beat Trevor Browne before bowing in the semi-finals. The team was paced by six all- league performers: Catcher Cathy Neville, Pitcher Karen Ebert, Infielder Kelly Camer- on, and Outfielders Giovanni Jimenez, Martha Mays and Sandy Carter. Kelly, Giovanni and Karen were also named Divisional Tournament All-Stars. , X .-Q ,xg . 'fl gs 444 'W '.I n l i'5iliiSl Ei ll ' If 'H .J . ., A A , rr ' K 'V v K 1 AQ , ' Qi . 4359.4 ,' far-NW ' -xx., rejo's charges face ough division teams FRESHMAN BASEBALL: Row 1: Mark Swartz, Isidor Olivas, Alex Lugo, Bruce Le Boeuf, Rod Leather- wood, Kosmos Miller, Alvin House. Row 2: Mike Stroh, Mike Quijano, Mike Miller, Tim Frank, Frank Arroya, Frank Moya, Mike Touvell, red Kobernick, Richard Singer. ow 3: Coach Valenzuela, Brent arton, Paul Vigil, Bill Palmer, arin Campbell, Allen Gilley, Bob yatt, Coach Reaume Darin. ARSITY BASEBALL: Row 1: amie Burvel, Pete Fajaro, Jim oward, Tony Lagus, Mark igueroa, Mark Schlosser, Andy Flores. Row 2: Wayne Runge, Gary Valenzuela, Dennis Wenzl, Ed Kois- tent, Steve Mills, Ed Marichular, Tony Apolinar. Row 3: Jim Young, Scott Haymaker, Phil Chilton, Rusty Kendall, Craig Watson, Dan Maxwell. J.V. BASEBALL: Row 1: J. Disbennett, L. Lores, H. Cruz. Row 2: R. Cattlet, B. Schoroeder, D. Long, R. Gosney, J. Chavez, J. Thompson, C. Wooley, J. Reeves. Row 3: Coach Shackelford, D. Kamarata, E. Jones, S. Alley, J. Rodriguez, D. Rearick, D. Montielh, S. Rowe, S. Brooks, J. Mitchell, R. Ayotte, Coach Masingile, K. Kirk- land. -8-4 - X x,x xx- XNXXXX Q- FET'Y x X X X ,X Xb R X, , xt A Ii , 4' ' r 1 5' ,, -. 1 x f . ,,3. - A. 4 A - .. Q. 1 M., 'W 9 'Neff zz -wesx, -f2+f2 f: f Homms Anna, Jurgen attend MHS as exchanges Two foreign exchange stu- dents joined the ranks of the Maryvale student body dur- ing the 1978-79 school year. From Sweden, Anna Malm adapted easily to the MHS life, becoming a popular stu- dent soon after her arrival. Anna found the music and styles of America interesting, buying up all the Levis she could find I they cost upwards of forty dollars in her native countryl. Another popular exchange student was Jurgen Hasbach, or George as he was known on campus. Taking part in activities ranging from min- iature golf to parties at Lake Pleasant, Jurgen was popu- lar, but transferred to Browne after first semester. ' Both students became active in Student Government and helped them entertain at as- semblies and club meetings. It was a sad time for all who came to know them as the year's end came nearer and goodbyes were exchanged, Anna and Jurgen returning to their native countries. 'ff 2552055 5 iifj ii! --in . .. ,. gb ,, . , aw -My ,. ,. - ..w.........- ,. . .. , , R a K 5 ? if Q' ffhfl f ' .. A U Q E -ggi 'gg fk qi ,-rj, 43 I If,4,5f?YQW if yt: L . ' ' J?+'fi.:.b?ffF 5, 5 .w-:Lg h ,i:.,,fL,,. ,V Eggs: 5. -fl , f-'S :fi ,X Q lj A, N ,li V: n - g - 1g1i+w4 g . L N45 1. X ' 'i'?V,7f 9 x ' - Lx Q 32-1 sk S K 5 is Qxx .,x'iewf,- xv! V ,Ng ' Q 7513 152 5 . MX OUTSTANDI SE IOR BOY PHIL SAWYER rr io X 5 2 . ' x NQK Barnett leads Class of 79 in scholarship Top 2'X1: Top row: Marta Barnett, Carol Dabill. Row 2: St h ' ep anne Celiberti, Dori Kesinger. Row e 3: Phil Sawyer, Jim Threlfall. V X Z X. m 31 .v 4, .Q s 4 K. f M M: wa ' :Y-i'A 9W ,Q as A uf ,A fAf!Q,Q Q , Q, S N. F w L ff fm 4, E 4 . 512 .yu 5 J Eff ? ...nal Two per cent get distinctive highest honors Top 2'Z,: Top row: Gary Bechman, Naomi Schmidt, Judith Mickle, Lance Gulseth. Row 2: Mary Jarczyk, Carol Woods, Terrence Daniels. Top 500 graduate with high honors C KWQIQ ve .gs KW 5 Top 5'X1: Front row: Vicki Freeman, Janet Szymanski, Francine Bard. Row two: Tim Gift, Debbie Kessel, Scott Rodgers, Sue Baker, Mark Cernetic. Row three: Patty Mansfield, Nan Haggerty, Scott Hergenroether, Kenny Stringer, Jeff Messner, Sherri Hall. Not pictured: James Skeens, Greg Saboeiro, Eric Johnson, Kenny Hum- phries. W 158 Top 1000 get honor distinction ' - ...Q A r N i TOP 10'X,: Front Row: Vicki Earls, Sue Vasquez, Carol Schaaphok, Bonnie Young, Helene Nowak, Tami Sims, Thelma Brown. Row 2: Nan McMillan, Janice Haws, Tony Beram, Gilda Chavez, Rhea Kvool. Row 3: Lisa Jacobsen, Carole Swingler, Joy Blair, Michelle Baldwin, Joanne Bourassa. Not Pictured: Stephen Blau, Ken Wyatt, Janice Haws, Hazel Brannon, Theresa Miller, Darron Dillon, Karen Curtis, Lauri Tirrill, Barbara Leggin, Leslie Carter, George Fiscus, Lisa Shepard, Cindy Olvey, Roberta Burnett, Phil Lynn, Andrew Ostrander. Seventeen make regional finals ' e W 'gfgg-- 1 S-we TEREN CE DANIELS J UD Y MICKLE JA MES BRANDENBERG JENNY MARKS NAOMI SCHMIDT BRIAN KIRK LA URA HEMPLER DAN LEGGIN TAMMIE DOWNEN RICHARD SEIDELMAN LORI COOK SEAN GARCIA KRISTI PETERSON DIANE DIXON BRIAN VOIGT STEPHANIE PHIL WIN MIDGE THOMAS Work earn honors for NFL, Girls', Boys' State representatives NATIONAL FORENSIC LEAGUE iBelowJ ROW 1: Robert Nicoletti, Pamela Jordan, Karen Matheny, Patrick Flippen, Donna Wilds, Francine Bard, Lance Gulseth. ROW 2: Mrs. Bordigioni, Carol Dabill, Tracy Sifrit, Richard Kohler, Cheryl Hill, Mike Mitchell, Mrs. Shimer. BOYS STATE fUpper rightl Phil Sawyer, Lance Gulseth, Jim Threfall, Scott Hergenroether. GIRLS STATE CLower right? Stephanie Celiberti, Marti Barnett, Carol Dabill, Dori Kessinger. x ' 1 36 3 A tl' -MW: Q N t V, 'W w 1, ' ,G A x, will iw!! +v2. f : 'f lx :iff ef A 'i is 579- 95 3.5 'Pi' '61-'fk.? ,fv 'jf - '4'e?f if ,geffhwfffmh it .v .I A fn? ij: V1 , .-,... V r an-fa. , Mm ' , .WW +3 Lf ' B ' an xx o Y 1 is 1' 'R ilk AL.-:QLD 1 -1. new MW -, N H., . 1 0- WWIAWW' 5, i 7: 5, rP5.7i'V'5 , 'wif J! if XTNZM A - Shepard Stringerg Karen Marquez and Phil Chilton Cindy Ginn and Phil Lynn Shepard, Stringer Assemblies, prize winning floats, afternoon activities, romantic dances, parades, Kingand Queen elections. . . all these things make up the special week of Homecoming at Maryvale. After a week of preparation for the festivities ahead, Fri- day night finally arrived. The Maryvale Panthers faced the East High Longhorns in the traditional Homecoming game and dominated the first half, taking a 28-0 lead into the locker room. During halftime, the winners of the Homecoming royalty elections were announced. Lisa Shepard and Kenny Stringer were named King .l rule 'Disneyland' during Homecoming and Queen, with Phil Lynn and Cindy Ginn, Phil Chilton and Karen Marquez named as attendants. Lisa and Kenny were tri- umphantly driven off in a Corvette to await the Home- coming dance they would pre- side over. The theme of float competi- tion for 1978 Homecoming was Wonderful World of Dis- ney. Sophomores triumphed over the competition with their Peter Panther float, while the Juniors were runner up with their Sleeping Beauty's Castle entry. The Freshman and Senior floats came in third and fourth place, respectfully. The Panthers came out deter- mined to win, scoring once again in the fourth quarter to finish the scoring and tri- Zmph over the Longhorns 35- The Homecoming dance followed the game and was a big success highlighted by the disco sounds of Stuart Sher- man and the celebration of victory. Homecoming week again proved to be a special event in the life of Maryvale students and will be long remembered by all those who took part in the festivities. , N ab ,sv Q' .K , 1 M 2 v' -.4 m-. 35,43 'Clin . 9 , 1 1 I W f ip., 11--A Ax. 'iv ff , , f 1, 'Q 4 1- 1 46 'fl I Ik W7 V . '1 'f I fm at ' eff! jk-Wx ' D hifi ,ifarf 5 . X: ,,a,:f:ev . -- ,LQ --4. E , 1 fl, w 'iyfiqf wang ii: -my is E n ' 4 I x.., f J f Il x NSY ,fggp-+ ,gr X 1. Q g f if 0 0 CHRISTMAS FORMAL ROYALTY Geovani Jimenez, Dan Nichols ATTENDANTS Leslie Carter, Dan Maxwell, Erica Parker, Robbie Reaume 9 'v W Q . I 1' CN. 'MV A Jw hm - 'Q 'Y 4 lifnn B n XX ,A R 'K 1 1.1 'AL' W5 fn- 2-'Q V 1'3 fi A-in r . W- 2 . .ml X , 4 J .1 v ' li 3 4 , 5' - ' ' 'F .. 3. Q W A 11' A5 Q - 'Lx W4 Gif 4 ' .F I . rv 'G' , ww' Q ifwgg 15 B . g 4 H135 L ,. .tin ,xx 3.3! xxx Q.-9 FV., -' xg? N .S ,qs - as .fwg g... --1 N. .1 .- I U U x Q .a -7 Q ' .2 QM - -, . . . K x ,ff fs 11 1 Parnassus, NHS get honors With grades N.H.S. Row one: Janet Szymanski, Francine Bard, Lisa Schemenauer, Cynthia Olvey, Judy Mickle, Lisa Sheperd, Sue Baker, Bonnie Young, Stephanie Celiberti, Gary Bech- man. Row two: Mary Jaczyk, Scott Rodgers, Debbie Kessel, Nan Hag- gerty, Jim Threlfall, Leslie Carter, Dori Kessinger, Naomi Schmidt, Janice Haws, Carol Dabell, Tim Gift. Row three: Joy Blair, Carol Woods, Jim Skeens, Phil Sawyer, Bob Benincasa, Sherri Hall, Greg Sabarino, Ken Wyatt, Lance Gul- seth, Mr. John Gentili. Parnassus, Row one: Robert Nicoletti, David Fritz, Teresa McCarthey, Linda Huzman, Mag- dalena Nandin, Stephanie Celiber- ti, Thelma Brocer, Alison Silbaugh, Ann Hempler, Nan McMillan, Judy Mickle, Tina Perella, Jean Gault, Gil Leighty, Brigitte Finley, Donna Baily, Linda Casey, Jonell Conrad, Donna Wilds, Louise Tellis, Denise Young, Susie I-Iaws, Nancy Vollmer, Marie Roer, Marianne Weber. Row two: Nan Haggerty, Lori Cook, Steve Young, Tom Blaczo, Lisa Schemenhauer, Kevin Sandusky, Kieth Smith, James Brandenburg, Gary Bechman, Ken Wyatt, Tony Sarsam, Phil Sawyer, Lance Gul- seth, Laura Dameron, Diane Dixon, Debbie Baugus, Linda Mahlen, Car- los De Leon, Marks Fiorentino, Margie Murphy, Elizabeth Thompson, Barb Meier, Kris Car- rillo, Dori Kessinger. Row three: Miss Fredman, Mary Jarczyk, Chris Zaino, Becky Coker, Anna Malm, Karen Curtis, Martin Gast, Rani Perella, Jim Threlfall, Jim Skeens, Alice Harris, Priscilla Judd, Debra Baker, Ken Johnson, Barbara Payne, LeGrande Einbender, Bren- da Shumaker, Tim Gift, Tom Gift, Naomi Schmidt, Bonnie Young. Row four: Mr. Unkrich, Karen Jacobson, Joy Blair, Ken Seward, Ken Humphries, Greg Saboeiro, Michele Thorn, Debbie Veach, Brenda Cain, Patti Mounsey, Antonio Sanchez, David Sawyer, Jason Schmidt, Michelle Strong, Chris Howell, Tara Reed, Cheryl Hill, Sue Baker, Pat Cooney, Jeanine Alexander, Carol Woods, Julie Kessel, Carol Dabill. 4 s ,,.,.f Y .. ., v ,H ,. , ,, -.....! XV- L. x..,, ,- P., Sl -0-'.l 5 W A gf? 1 ,. A- , , ' if-QQKX, , 4 Y A' s y, , ,iss-Q ily Q if v:.1, ,Ml 4'-.NQ.,,h, t -..,-.1-:,,5, H Z mg-.yy M 5 2 , I 1 v 4 p . 5 . 'I 1 I 2 ,I , ' x l ' L i X . ,My , , , ,J A AW D --3 I 9 A - , X 5 Q , by ,Q J 7 1 Ll: Q i M xl CLASSES Senior PRESIDENT KEN HUMPHRIES VICE-PRESIDENT FRAN BARD TREASURER PATRICK SUDERS SECRETARY DINA RUBI REPRESENTATIVE TIM FOSTER REPRESENTATIVE TRACY FULTON KODAK SAFETY DAWN ABSHIRE BRUCE ABTS CHRIS ADAMO MARK ADAMS MARTHA AGUILAR TONY AHLMAN LUPE ALABADO CHRISTINE ALCOCER DIANE ALCOCER DANIEL ALLEN DAVID ALLEN RHONDI ALLEN BRIAN ANDERSON THOMAS ANDERSON MICHAEL ARNOLD FRANK ARRIOLA MARGARET ARVALLO MARTIN AUBERTIN DAVID AZBELL DANIEL BACA X TARA ABRECKA TRACY ABRECKA 'N X SUSAN BAKER CHRIS BALLAND SHELLY BALDWIN FRANCINE BARD BRUCE BARKER MARTA BARNETT LEE ANN BARR ANITA BASCELLI ROBERT BASCELLI TIMOTHY BASS JEANNETTE BAUMAN DARREN BEACH CONNIE BEAMER RANDALL BEAN MOLLY BEARD GARY BECHMAN Swedish Anna, German Jurgen visit MHS With only nine months of school ahead of them, the class of '79 entered Maryvale in August, participated in many school activities, and anticipated the cruel world that awaited them upon graduation. Two foreign exchange stu- dents highlighted the class of '79. Anna Malm, from Sweden, and Jurgen Has- bach from Germany, became active MHS students and enjoyed the different life of Maryvale. Elder classmen were often seen picking on freshmen, wearing togas, or com- plaining about tests in American Government, as well as counting the days land sometimes hoursl until graduation. JOHN BEDEWI PATREECE BELCHER RAQUEL BENAVIDEZ ANTHONY BERAM DIANE BERNARD MARTY BEWELY KEVIN BICKEL JULIE BINDER JOY BLAIR BECKIE BLANKENSHIP STEPHEN BLAU DAVID BOATRIGHT CAROL BOETTCHER DAWN BOLAND KATHY BOLDREY SCOTT BOLINGER GEORGE BOND GEORGE BOOZE JOANNE BOURASSA SUSAN BOWLBY TIM BRANHAM HAZEL BRANNON DANIEL BRINEGAR JAMES BRINKEN X l ,Aid 'WO Enjoying Maryvale keeps Valerie Gilmore and Roy Hooper out of trouble. CINDY BROOKS ROXANNE BROOKS ANDREA BROTT CARROLL BROWN DENNIS BROWN DAVID BROWN SANDRA BROWN THELMA BROWN GAYLAN BUITTNER MIKE BURGENER FRANK BURKHART ROBERTA BURNETT EDMOND BURTON STEVE BUSHRE RALPH CAIN LAUREE CAMERON CHRIS CAMPBELL TAMMIE CAMPBELL ROSE CANNON CHRISTY CANO DAVID CARLEN JACKIE CARLSON GINA CARNEY STEVEN CARPENTER KRIS CARRILLO LESLIE CARTER SANDY CARTER LYNETTE CATLETT JAMES CAWLEY ROBERT CEBALLOS STEPHANIE CELIBERTI MARK CERNETIC KEITH CHAMBERLIN VALERIE CHANDLER MARLON CHANG MEREDITH CHASE 51 xjo Seniors choose Qi? Ken Humphries to govern class GILDA CHAVEZ SUE CHENG HEIDI CHESSER PHIL CHILTON PHYLLIS CHILTON SCOTT CHRISTOFFERSON ROBERT CIACCIO LETHA CLARK KIM CLASSIC STEVE CLIFFTON TOM CLINE DEBBIE COLEMAN TAMMY COLLINS JAMES COLLOM VICTORIA COLWELL SCOTT CONKLIN EDDIE CONN GEORGE CONNER MARGARET CONNETT VALERIE COOLEY JENNIFER CORNELIUS LARRY CRANDALL DONALD CRIST CURTIS CROSS JOE CROW CHRIS CULLON STEVEN CULPEPPER KAREN CURTIS CAROL DABILL ANNETTE DAMICO ROBIN DANIEL TERRENCE DANIELS JAY DAVIS RENA DAVIS RICHARD DAVIS CARLOS DE LEON MIKE DEHE PATTY DELONEY KEVIN DERRICK RICHARD DICK CAROLYN DILLON DARRON DILLON LORI DONNELL DARYL DOUGLAS C esser keeps sanity to edit ' 9 Panthorian H Y SW' 'XLS' DAVID DROPIK BOB DUBELL ROBERT DUNAHEE VICKIE EARLS SHERREL EASON MARK EASTWOOD KAREN EBERT TAMMY EDWARDS GARY EGGERT RICHARD EICHERLY LISA ELDER PATTY ELLIOTT STEVE EMBREE BRENDA ENDRES STEVE ENDRES DON ENGSTROM GREG ESPARZA ROBBIE ESPEY MARK EVANS SCOTT FADER BRIAN FAHY ANTONIA FAJARDO LARRY FALLANG TODD FALLANG MATTHEW FALLON BRENDA FAUCETTE MARTY FINK YOLANDE FISCHER GEORGE FISCUS LYNN FLAAEN JULIE FLEMING CHRIS FLIPPEN JUANITA FLORES TIM FOSTER SHERRI FRANZ MIKE FREDRICK VICKI FREEMAN JIM FREESE TRACY FULTON MITCHELL GABBERT DEANNA GALLEGOS BRIAN GANDY SEAN GARCIA JENNIFER GENTRY JAN GERKEN LARRY GIBSON TIMOTHY GIFT BEVERLY GILL VALERIE GILMORE CINDY GINN 'ii ANGELA GIORDANO JESSE GLAZIER RALPH GLESS TIM GOAD ROCKY GOFF MIKE GOMEZ 3,1 1 W RALPH GONZALES ELIZABETH GOODE K Il' t -.7 A XXL! A refreshed Ken Humphries during leadership meet. BILL GOODMAN BILL GOSNEY PATTY GOUGH EDDIE GRAEFF SONYA GRAYSON CHERYL GREENDYK ROBERTO GREGORIO DONALD GROAT LANCE GULSETH KEVIN GUNKEL MIGUEL GUITERREZ JOE GUZMAN ROBERT GWALTNEY TERRI HACK NAN HAGGERTY CHERYL HALE BETSY HALL SHERRI HALL STEWART HALL RICHARD HAMBLIN DON HAMILL LINDA HANLON orth Central says Maryvale's 'doing fine job' i DEANNA HAN NA DENISE HANNA WAYNE HARDY CARYN HARNE OLIVER HARRIS KENNY HART JURGEN HASBACH JULIANNA HAUG MICHAEL HAWKINS JANICE HAWS DAWN HAYNACK TOM HEALY DAWN HEINRICH SHAWN HELTON CINDY HEMPEL DEBBIE HENDRICKS SCOTT HERGENROETHER KATHLEEN HERI ERNIE HERNANDEZ RIKI HESSELSCHWERDT ANNETTE HILL THERON HILL LESLIE HODGE ROY HOLEYFIELD TODD HOLLISTER ROXANNE HOLMES KENNETH HORTON RICHARD HOUSE TERRY HOUSMAN KATHIE HOWELL VINCENT HUBBS CATHY HUGHES LE ANNE HUGHETT MARK HUGHETT KENNETH HUMPHRIES DEBORAH HUNDLEY BILL HUTCHINSON GREG HYNES MICHAEL ISENBERG RICHARD JACKSON JOHN JACOBS LISA JACOBSEN MARY JARCZYK DELL JARRETT TOM JASKOLSKI PAIGE JEFFERSON Q .,1,. Gift Chel gie us power to read about 'oursels' ? The MLC's model matching T's to seek recognition on MHS campus. ,I Iliff I iq 13 GEOVANI JIMENEZ MARIA JIMENEZ KENNETH JOHANNSEN CINDY JOHNSON DARIUS JOHNSON ERIC JOHNSON KEN JOHNSON SHARON JOHNSON DAVID JONES LORI JONES MEG JONES LAURIE JORDAN DIANE KAML BETH KEATING CHERYL KELLEHER DANIEL KELLY JOHN KENDALL DAVID KENT KEITH KERNS DEBBIE KESSEL DORI KESSINGER RAY KIMBRELL RAPHIEL KIMBREW MARSHA KINCHELOE GEARY KINGSTON BRIAN KIRK BOBBY KIRKENDOLL DUANE KITCHEN JEFF KLEMENCIC MATTHEW KLETTLINGER ED KOLSTEDT JIM KRESS RHEA KVOOL DAVID LA COURSIERE JENNIFER LAFORCARDE BRADLEY LAIDLAW 'Hi DANA LAMBERT KAREN LAMBERT RAYMOND LAMBERT MITCHELL LANOUE RICK LARSON ROBERT LAYNE SHELLEY LEACH PATRICK LEAIRD ROBBYN LEAVER JOANN LEE TAMARA LEE BARBARA LEGGIN BUY LEIGHTY DONALD LEONARD TONY LESZCZYNSKI MARCEA LEVELS LORI LIDIA MELANIE LINDSEY TIM LOFTHOUSE JOANNE LOPEZ BRENDA LOWE RHONDA LOWE ALFRED LUGO MARK LUSSIER LONI LUTHERAN PHILLIP LYNN PATTY LYONS OLIVIA MACIAS LORI MADELEY LINDA MAIN ANNA MALM PATTY MANSFIELD KAREN MARQUEZ PATTY MARQUIS JOHN MARTIN MAUREEN MARTIN BRIAN MASKOP GREG MATHIAS MARGARET MATHIJSSEN CHARLES MAXWELL DANNY MAXWELL ADELE MAY CHERYL MAY GREG MC BROOM 1 Library furnishes Paul Ortega with a place to study at lessons. ROBERT MC CREIGHT DAVID MC GEARY HELENE MC GINNIS NAN MC MILLAN KERRI MC RAE MICHAEL MEHERAN MONTE MESSENGER JEFF MESSNER ROY MESSNER JUDITH MICKLE MARK MILINKOVICH ALAN MILLER KIM MILLER LORI MILLER MICHAEL MILLER SANDRA MILLER SOPHIA MILLER JAMES MILLIGAN JERRY MILLIRON STEVE MILLS TANDY MILLS PATRICIA MOLIN A PATRICK MOODY FRANK MORALES MARCIA MOREY GARY MORRIS STEVE MOUNSEY JIM MOYER JOHN MULLER GARY MULLINS TONY MUREL JOAN MURPHY VIRGINIA MURPHY JOY MUSE MATT MUTCHLER CLAYTON MUTUM NEIL NEIDEFFER DAVID NELSON Ki kv Class Wins last in float design at homecoming FQ-'N .'i u Fran Bard aids in government of senior class - DAWN NELSON DAN NICHOLAS CLYDE NICLEY JEFF NOSSEK HELENE NOWAK JAMES NUGENT ARTHUR NUNEZ THERESA O CONNELL JENNIFER OHLER MICHAEL OLIVER BARTT OLSEN CAROLYN OLSON MARK OLSON CYNTHIA OLVEY RON O NEAL PAUL ORTEGA BRUCE OSBORN ANDREW OSTRANDER DIANE OUELLETTE ROBERT PACHECO RICHELLE PAIS JEANNE PALMER JON PALMISANO ERICA PARKER JOHN PARKER WILLIAM PARKER KENNETH PARMAR VICTORIA PATTERSON STEPHEN PAVOGGI DAVID PEREZ NIKKI PERRET DENISE PERRY JOHN PETERSON RENEE PEYTON CHRISTOPHER PHELPS JOE PHILLIPS MARJORIE PHILLIPS DARRELL PIERCE VICKIE PIMENTAL CAROL PINNEY MAX PINO MARY PLETKA DIANNA POOL PATRICIA POOLE Lisa crowned at homecoming half-time show 5. 'ln K 97 IRVIN PORTER JOILEA POTTS THOMAS PRATT DEBORAH PRESSLEY JENNY PRICE PENNY PRICE PEGGY PRINCE SABRINA PUHR JAE PYON JAMES QUINN MICHAEL RAMIREZ VANCE RANDALL MICHAEL RANDON HAROLD RATLIFFE ROBERT REAUME KENT REID JENNIFER RICHE RICHARD RICKER LYNN RIKAS ALLEN RISLUND ALBERT ROBERTS DEBORAH ROBERTS BRIAN ROBINS MARK ROBINSON MIKE ROBINSON PAUL ROBINSON JAMES ROBISON MISHELE RODEN SCOTT RODGERS LAURENE ROMERO PHYLLIS ROMERO DINA RUBI CAROLYN RUCKER GLENDA RUMLEY MARK RUSSELL MICHAEL RUTIGLIANO The sun bothered everyone except Tony Murel who wore his new sun bonnet I Patty Lyons is sweetheart of Pantherland GREG SABOEIRO SUE SALADIN LINDA SALDANA JOHN SALO DENNIS SANDERS JAMES SANDERS TRACEY SANDSTEDT ROBERT SANITER MATHEW SANTA MARIA SANDY SANTA MARIA PHIL SAWYER CAROL SCHAAPHOK LISA SCHEMENAUER JOHN SCHEPIS LANA SCHERER CAROLYN SCHERMANN MARK SCHLOSSER NAOMI SCHMIDT GREGORY SCHMITT MARK SCHROEDER DAVID SCHUFLETOWSKI MATTHEW SCHULDT ANNA SCHUTZENHOFER ED SCHWARTZ DAVID SCOTT DONNA SEARS ROBBIE SELLERS PATTI JO SESSIONS KENNY SEWARD DUNG SEWELL SHANE SHAFE LISA SHEPARD TAMARA SHIPE ROCHELLE SHURTLEFF TRACY SIFRIT DEBORAH SIMERDLA ROBERT SIMMONS TAMIE SIMS JAMES SKEENS BARBARA SMALLEY BOBBY SMITH CARI SMITH MICHAEL SMITH ROGER SMITH 4 .1-:Y x lik., Students elect Phil Sawyer as 19 9 Beau IM 1 gif' was .4- SHIRLEY SMITH STEVEN SMITH SUZANNE- SMITH RICKY SOLIS NICKI SORG LAUREN SPANO TAMMY SPENCER CAROLYN SPRAGUE MELINDA STAFFORD TIMOTHY STANLEY JIM STIDHAM JENNIFER STOUT KENNY STRINGER HARLAND STROBEL DANIEL STULTZ PATRICK SUDERS PATRICIA SUESS KAREN SUTHERLAND CALVIN SUTTON DANIEL SUTTON CAROLE SWINGLER JUDITH SYLVIS JANET SZYMANSKI DAVID TANTON BRENDA TAYLOR CORA TAYLOR DIANE THILL KATHY THOMPSON JAMES THRELFALL LETITIA TINSLEY CAROL TIPLER LAURI TIRRILL SUSAN TORIZZO PATRICIA TORRES PETE TORRES FRANK TORREZ CHERYL TOURNAY CINDY TOWNSEND GINA TOWNSEND CARRIE TRASANCOS NORMA TURNER GEORGE TYNES THERESA TYSIAK DENISE UFHEIL SAMMIE ULMER KRISTY UNTEIDIG KIRSTEN VALKINGBURG DIANE VALLEROLI trlnger IS Klng ln homecommg royalty court 'W' PATRICIA VALLES FRANK VARVEL LIONEL VARVEL SUSAN VASQUEZ JEANETTE VELASQUEZ TERI VERDUGO NILES VICK JOHNNY VILLALVA MARK VOLLMER HERMAN WALKER JEANETTE WALKER DAVID WALLACE ANGELA WALLIS CELESTE WALLS STEPHEN WALTER DEBRA WARDELL ALVIN WATCHMAN MIKE WATT DONNA WATZEK BECKY WEAVER DEBBIE WEAVER LELAND WEDIN DANIEL WENTZIL RUTH WERNER MICHAEL WEST LENISE WESTBROOKS LONA WHITEHEAD JUDI WILDS DANNY WILLIAMS DENISE WILLIAMS FRANK WILLIAMS KELLY WILLIAMS RHONDA WILLIAMSON WILLIAM WILLIFORD JAMES WILSON MARK WILSON PEGGY WILSON TRACY WILSON SANDY WILTCHER MARK WIMBERLY CANDY WOOD SHELLY WOODFORD CAROL WOODS MICHAEL WORRELL Real life waits for graduation to get seniors JUDITH WRIGHT LAURIE WRIGHT VICKI WRIGHT BUTCH WYATT TERESA WYRICK LISA YARBOROUGH MARGARET YEARACK JAMES YORK BONNIE YOUNG '1..h, ,APPX KATHLEEN YUROCHKO MELODY ZEEMAN Snr- BETH ZEUGNER Sudden thoughts of graduation sadden senior Kirsten Valkingberg. KODAK 5.5-7xF'E'T'Y P-ILM 5062 1-'li' '-95 'W-92-SA PRESIDENT ANN WEINHEIMER VICE-PRESIDENT STEVE YOUNG ' TREASURER TINA PERELLA SECRETARY ANN HEMPLER u n 1 r REPRESENTATIVE RANI PERELLA REPRESENTATIVE ELIZABETH THOMPSON JEAN ABRAHAMSON MARK ABRAMS DOUG ABSHIRE PAM ABTS ALFONZO ACOSTA TONY ADAMS ERNEST AGULIAR DANIEL ALDRETE MARK ALDRIDGE JEANNINE ALEXANDER RAYMOND ALLEN J ANUARIO ALTIVEROS KARI AMOROSSO SCOTT AMAROSSO RENEE AMAVISCA GRACIELA AMPUERO CHARLES AMSDEN JANET ANDERSON JEFF ANDERSON PATRICE ANDERSON ANTHONY APOLINAR DARRYL ARMER NANCY ARREDONDO SHEILA ATZBACH STEVEN AYALA LORI AYLESWORTH JAMIE BACA LAURA BACHAND MARILYN BAGGS DONNA BAILEY RHONDA BAKER RAY BALDENEGRO JANICE BALDERAS MICHELLE BALDWIN JOANNA BARNES DORA BARRIENTOS JANE BARRON KRISTI BARTON RUSSELL BAUGH TERRIE BAUGUS YVONNE BECK FRANK BENINCASA JUDY BERUMEN LEONARD BEST JACKIE BETHEL SUSAN BETTIN SANDRA BINGHAM DAVID BIRDWELL THOMAS BIRK THOMAS BLACK ROBERT BLEAN PAMELA BOATRIGHT LAURA BODEN RICHARD BOIVIN TAMMY BOLAND CARL BOLDMAN NANCY BONSACK GINA BOSTWICK MARK BOSWORTH MICHAEL BOYD COLEY BOYSE LAURA BRAVO RICKY BREWER 1A ,Q ffL I 7 df! I -Q! xi x 9 2 Y :sig ' ' I if , Q D 1 o K 3 1 , ' ,. IS fn 9wh?,, I Weinheimer leads juniors through year of triumph After two years of anticipa- tion, money raising and classes, the juniors finally served their purpose in life by sponsoring the prom. Held in the Hyatt Regency this, the prom went off so smoothly, that the class won- dered what they had been worried about for so long. Other than sponsoring the prom, the class fawned over seniors, suffered through American History, Sports Literature, chemistry and other required courses, and made life as miserable as possible for lowly sopho- mores and freshmen. Led by Ann Weinheimer, this year's juniors scorned making money. Except for sponsoring a couple of dances, including homecom- ing, the class wandered through the year without accomplishment. All in all, it could be called a transitional year between complete dullness and com- plete authority over the school. SANDRA BREWER JAMES BRINEGAR PATRICK BRINKIN MICHAEL BROCK KAREN BROOKS CYNTHIA BROWN DONALD BROWN SYLVIA BROWN THELMA BROWN JAQUELINE BROWNE LESLIE BRYANT DEIDRA BUCHOSKI ANGEL BUEHRER REX BULLARD RICHARD BULT SHARON BURAWA WILLIAM BURKLAND JAMIE BURRUEL JOHN BURT KATHRYN BUSHNELL DONNA CALHOON DOREEN CALHOUN KELLY CAMERON BARBARA CANTU TIMOTHY CARAZO TODD CARAZO DOUGLAS CARLSON KEITH CARLSON DAVID CARRIER SANDRA CARTER JULIA CAUDLE NICKE CENTNER LISA CHANDLER KAREN CHARLESWOR MARGARET CHASE TH ROBERT CHAULKLIN JOSEPHINE CHAVEZ WAYNE CHENG RANDY CHRISTOFFERSEN LARRY CHUMLEY SONYA CLIFFORD DEBBIE COATS LYDIA COBBS REBECCA COKER JOAN COLE DEBBIE CONKLE ANTHONY CONN CONNIE CONNER DAWN CONNORS SHARON CANOVER GREG cooK LoRI coox PATRICK COONEY PATRICIA COOPER CATHERINE CORDOVA DENIS COUTURE SHANNON COYNE VERONICA CRAIG STEVEN CRANFORD LEANNE CURTIS SUSAN CURY CHARMAINE CUTTING DANIEL DAMRICK DAWN DANKWORTH ANTHONY DAVIS STEVE DAVIS THOMAS DAVIS ROBYN DEDMON JANET DENNY KENNETH DENZINE DORIS DEVEREAUX ROSEANN DEVEREAUX SHARON DIAZ W Q4 .' 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'M' 6 93 A Q A .gf gg ,fi I ,: . g I ,Lf W. , , A 1 P2 Me ifeffff Q ,fi Q- wr LARRY DICKSON CAMMELLA DIERKS DAVID DISCH MICHAEL DIXON ROBYN DIXON ANDREW DONNELL JAMES DONNELLY PAT DONNELLY THERESA DORSEY STEVEN DOSS TAMARISK DOWNEN RHONDA DRAKE DANIEL DRANE RICHARD DRODDY RONALD DUMONT NICHOLAS DURAN RODE DYKE KAREN EARLS PATRICK EDWARDS BRENT EIDSON KAREN ELDER MARY ELLIS JAMES EMBREE KRIS ENOS MICHELLE ENTRINGER THOMAS ERHARDT PAULA ESCOBAR PATRICIA ESPINDOLA WARLITO EVANGELISTA THERESA EVANS GRACE EVERS JENNIFER FADER ISABEL FAJARDO PRISILIANO FAJARDO KATHERINE FALLON PHILLIP FEISTNER TODD FENNELL LOIS FENSTERMAKER JULIE FERNANDEZ SHERRY FERRIS MARK FIGUEROA LISA FINCH SHERYL FLEISCHHACKER ALAN FLEISCHMAN LYNDIA FLEWELLING ANDREW FLORES MARK FREDRICK STEPHEN FRIDRICK PHYLLIS FREEMAN TANIA FREITAS TERRI FUTRELL TRACY FYFE JOHN GAINES CINDY GAIO BRUCE GALLAGHER JOSEPH GALLANT LARRY GALLEGOS BELINDA GANDY KELLY GARCIA 209 LUIS GARCIA RANDAL GARDNER MARIA GARZA MARTIN GAST VALERIE GATLING KIRK GEILER CANDACE GEISER HELEN GIERARD KEVIN GILLINGHAM MARK GLANCY WILLIAM GLENN DEANA GOLDEN SANDRA GOMEZ ROBERT GOODMAN SHARLA GORE ERNEST GORTAREZ MICHAEL GOSS CORRINE GOTHRO GERI GRAHAM SCOTT GRAVES RODNEY GRAYSON GLENN GREEN JAMES GREEN JAMIE GREGORY KARLA GRIJALVA GARY GRIMES DENISE GRIMM DIANNA GRONEWOLD TERRI GUIRE IJORI GULSETH SCOTT GUMM STEFANY GUTZWILLER JOHN HAGER CHARLES HAJEK DEBORAH HAJEK DIANNA HALL JAQUE HALL MARv1s HALL STEPHEN HALL KIM HAMBLIN ROXANNE HAMES JAMES HAMILL ROY HAMILL THOMAS HAMRICK JOHN HANN DAN HARDY MARK HARPER JANNA HARRISON LAURIE HARTWELL JACQUELINE HAUG JAMES HAUG CRAIG HAYDUKE SCOTT HAYMAKER CARLA HEATON J AMI HELTON ANN HEMPLER JAMES HENDERSON AMY HERGENROTHER ALBERT HERNANDEZ 'D tx . . J I 1 'ers . A ., W , 5 41 Ag X a J 5 Walk through end scares 1980 class Y I X , , , , N, I 1 :Eh . 5. 53 Q! x g I A If f K .1 -. , f. , A., . ,K Nl in L ' ' . .L xfglm . fl P 'W x ff- A s S 5 - 4 I ISSUE 'I ' K 'S X ' X 43' . g. X ff ,K fi ,U - Q 5 KU I If :ner I2 I .K in-I I Tl f if X ' s x 'io ws' . ' lu- H Ui Underclassmen count on J.D. Haug for good counseling. F I 1 5 5 1 IESIIIIH Hlwvg K Af .X ,s.x N ,K fy X XXJ - GERALD HICKS CHERYL HILL KAREN HINKLE JANET HINZ KENNETH HOLLIDAY RAY HOLT ROY HOOPER JAMES HOPKINS PATRICIA HORNER EILEEN HORNUNG SHERRI HOUGH LYNETTE HOUSE DANNY HOVATTER JIMMY HOWARD ROBERT HOXIE MITCHELL DAK APRIL HUGHS PAULA HUGHES TAMMY HUGHES KIMBERLY IMES MARCY ISBELL KRISTIN JACKSON MARY JACKSON JOSEPH JASMAN TONY JEFFERSON MICHAEL JENKINS DENISE JIMENEZ MICHAEL JOHANNSEN JERI JOHNSON LA RIE JOHNSON MIKE JOHNSON PATRICIA JOHNSON SHERRI JOHNSON JACQUELINE JONES KARL JONES KATHLEEN JONES RICHARD JONES WENDY JONES PAMELA JORDON YOUNG KANG ROSEMARY KAYES MICHAEL KEATING MARK KEATLEY RANDALL KEATLEY JEFFREY KEENE JEFFREY KEENE ANDREA KEILBACK JAMES KELLY EARL KENDALL KELLIE KENT KARI KERNS DIANNA KIESS JAMES KILPATRICK VONDA KINGSTON KEVIN KIRKLAND DONALD KITCHEN ROBERT KLENKLEN NATHAN KLINGER RITA KNIGHT CINDY KOCHES TRUDY KOCHES RICHARD KOHLER MELODY KOLTZ MARK KOPPES 1 2 l, 1 .- : ,y W A-:.' at , 0-av A ,, .,, xpivl 'S , I my , , ff: x A PM Q . J . 'V f. . k ,I 3 , A v if I 6:ff.,ff V V 5 fi 1 ' xt 'A' . I ff? e V' ic I V: L , I1 h Jil ,1.,, f K r - 2 Q 1 fH,, M .N ' Mg ' .L f W v.L' .. X Az 5' 120 3 ,,,.a, 1 - , - 5, ,V 5, ff,, ff 1,- ., J J . 7 ,J- A, ,L Sharon Conover pitches from her soapbox Hlgh-test Junlors 91-'wwf' no free enterprlze 75- . X - I, , ,V LJ, f 7 45: ,. K I1 xx . Q7 MICHAEL KOPPES KIMBALL KORESSEL SUZANNE KOWALENKO JOSEPH LA CAVERA JAQUELINE LA FORCARDE JULIENE LA FORCARDE BEVO LA RUE GREG LA RUE DEBBIE LA COURSIERE EDWARD LAEHN TONY LAGOS MARK LAMAIDE TEX LAMB ANDREA LAMBDIN THOMAS LANDERS CHRIS LANGFORD DANIEL LANGFORD PATRICIA LANGHAMMER KANNY LANGO PATRICIA LAVIN JAMES LAWRENCE ARMOND LAWSON CHIEN-SHENG LE MOEL ROBERT LEAL AMY LEE GARY LEEDER AGENA LEFEW DANIEL LEGGIN SARA LEKER RICKY LEMASTER SANDRA LENTZ RON LEONARD DAWN LESSMAN STACIE LITTLE STEPHANIE LITTLE CLAYTON LLEWELLYN MICHELE LOCKBAUM MARTHA LOGSDON RICHARD LONG VICKI LONG DAVID LOUCKS RICHARD LOWE JOHN LUCERO JANICE LYFORD DANNA LYNN STEVE MACK LINDSEY MADDOCK SUSAN MALTBY MICHAEL MANSFIELD EDWARD MARICHALAR ARLETTE MARISCAL JENNIFER MARKS PHILLIP MARON THOMAS MARSHALL ELAINE MARTIN MALTA MARTIN CARMEN MARZETTE KAREN MATHENY DOROTHY MATHIJSSEN 213 4 MARY MATHIS SUSAN MATTESON NANCY MATTINGLY GARY MAY KAREN MAY TERRIE MAY DONALD MAYBERRY TIMOTHY MAYNES DEBBIE MCBRIDE THERESA MCCARTHY TERRIE MCCLYMONDS CARLTON MCDONALD LISA MCFARLIN KENNETH MCGINN ROBERT MCGONIGLE JEANINE MCGOWAN REBECCA MCGRATI-In TAMMY MCKENZIE ROBIN MCKINNON MELISSA MCKINSTRY JANEEN MCMAHON DENNIS MCMAINS TERESA MCMANAMEY DARNELL MCWILLIAMS JOHN MEDAGLIA BARBARA MEIER DAVID MILLER ODETTE MILLER CAROL MINTZ MELANIE MITCHELL MICHAEL MITCHELL MICHILE MITCHELL STEVEN MOCK SUSAN MOCK JOHN MOEHR SUSAN MONROE CRAIG MONTGOMERY VICTORIA MORRELL MORNING STAR MORRERO RAY MORRISON LAURIE MORTIS KEVIN MORTON RALPH MOYA DOUGLAS MUHLESTEIN MAUREEN MULCAHY GARY MYERS JANNETTE MYERS SHARON MYERS FRANK NEELY MICHAEL NEGRI APRIL NELSON CONNIE NELSON JOHN B. NELSON REGIS NEMMER RICHARD NEMMER CAROL NERBY KATHLEEN NEVILLE REGINALD NEWBILL SHANNON NEWELL F A Q4 un. 'I Class hosts seniors at Hyatt Regency his Al Iiaihlm. 1 mf 'Z ' ,Q lr 2. 5' N 'WU wi If . ,Mk :MH M I we V I If 'If Finding freshmen lower lockers is not easy. JANETTE NEWTON MARY ANN NICHOLAS GREG NICKENS WAYNE NICKERSON ROBERT NICOLETTI DEBORAH NOE LORI NOLL JUDY NOWAKOWSKI MARY NUNEZ NICHOLAS NUZZO THOMAS O BRIAN SHEILA O CONNELL TERESE ODETTE VIRGINIA OHTON BARBERA OLSON KIM OLSON ROSEMARY OTERO ROBERTA OTTERMAN MIKE OWSLEY TIM PADGETT CHRISTIAN PALMER LINDA PALMER ROBERT PAPINEAU ELDON PARKER JEFF PARKER PETER PARR TRACY PATRYAS DAWN PATTERSON JAMES PATTERSON BARBARA PAYNE RAY PEAVEY NIKKI PELLEGRINO STAN PENA LISA PENBERTHY JAMES PEOT TINA PERELLA RAN I PERELLA , KENNETH PEREZ ' RENATO PERLA BRENNAN PETERS SUSAN PETERSEN PAMELA PETRA JOE PFEIFFER CINDY PIMENTAL RICHARD PISARSKI LUCINDA PLAISTED MIKE PLANTZ JIM POLENSKE SYLVIA PONCE GRACE PORTER ALFRED PORTUGAL DIANNE POTTER WALTER POWELL LEE POWERS ROBERT PRICE SCOTT PRIDDY CLAUDE PRITCHARD SUSAN PROUTY SANDRA QUIDERA BRUCE RADEMACHER RICK RAMIREZ ROBERTO RAMIREZ STELLA RAMIREZ DIANNE RAMSEY MIKE RAMSEY CAROL RANDOLPH OTIS RATLIFFE DONNA REDMAN LAURIE REECE KELLEY REED RANDALL REED SCOTT REEVES DEBBIE REHAN MARTI REID ROY REIM CHARLES REINEER JAMES RESER LISA RESTIFO DEBRA REYNOLDS KELLI RICH JAMIE RICHARDSON RONNY RICHARDSON SUZANNA RICHARDSON JANICE' RICK NORMAN RICKER TERRY RIGGS i - .. .A , rv. i f I ' 'N fp QA ? xx W .,,,,-A..,, X In 3 ,X xg 'RT fc ia ,J 1 4, W A Book sales affect each junior a different way Q '45 ,I 'x is me f I . 1' 'V' H: American History vi class requirement I E A Q X fi I X 1' j A, nN ' pu V Erik? if! uv-X qv! 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SMITH JONATHAN SMITH JOYCE SMITH RANDALL SMITH CAROL SMOUSE DENVER SORRELLS TERRY SOTO MICHAEL SPECHT ANGELA STALLBAUMER MARK STAMPER CHERYL STANZIONE ROBERT STECK DANIEL STEFANIK JODEEN STEGGS MATTHEW STEIN LINDA STEPHENSON MARY STEVENSON TRAVIS STEWART VALERIE STOFFEL LANNY STONE WILLIAM STONE CYNTHIA STRADER DEBBIE STRAJ NA KURTIS STULTS DEL STURGIS LAURI SUDERS MARY SUESS DELAINE SUMMERHILL BRUCE SUMNER MARK SUNIGA JOHN SWARTZ CURTIS TAPP PATRICIA TERRASAS DAMONE TESSIER FRANSCINE THOMAS MARGARET THOMAS VINITA THOMAS ELIZABETH THOMAS MICHAEL THOMPSON THOMAS THORN BONNIE TIERCE JOHN TIVIS EVELYN TOMLINSON ADAM TORRES JOHN TORREZ KENT TOTMAN LYNDON TRAYLOR BETTIE TREMBLAY DEBORAH TROPEANO DEWAL TUILEFANO JEFFREY UNGER BETH VALENTINE i Computer gives out college information -gg-ff-ff vs' di -og A :rl 'Qs V SNC, GARY VALENZUELA GUS VALLE MICHAEL VAN KIRK SHAWN VAN KIRK SAM VASSER LEAH VAUGHN CATHERINE VILLELA MARY VINES RICHARD VOIT NANCY VOLLMER RONALD VON PRISK DAVID VONTHRA JEFFREY WADE SCOTT WALTERS SHANNON WARD ARNOLD WARE ROBERT WARNER BENTLEY WATSON SHELLY WATSON DWANE WEAVER GAYLA WEAVER WILLIAM WEAVER SUZANNE WEBBER GREG WEEMS ANN WEINGEIMER DANIEL WENZL SANDRA WESOLEK JEFFREY WHALEN MICHAEL WHELAN KENNETH WHITE JO ANN WHITEHEAD PATRICIA WHITEMAN VALERIE WHITFIELD MARY WILBRANDT JENNIFER WILI-IELM ROBERT WILHELM KIM WILKE MICAH WILLIAMS KARI WILLIAMSON DANIEL WILSON HOPE WILSON DOUGLAS WILTCHER DIANE WIMBERLY JOHN WITTE JO WITTER GAIL WOODS CARL WOOLGAR ANDREA WOOTEN DANNY WORTHEN DON WRIGHT SANDRA YATES SCOTT YATES JAMES YEARACK DENISE YOUNG JAMES YOUNG ROBERT YOUNG STEVE YOUNG SUE YOUNG DOUG YOUNGBERG CHRISTOPHER ZAINO MARK ZIESER STEVE ZUNIGA NANCY ZYGUTIS ' S 1 . a 1 KODAK SAFETY FILM 506 , M x - N 1 . 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Q JJ 1 V ,JJ if '8 I My - . ,Q 1, .xg 7 A ssXf A fs- N . qv F, M! -J Q, 1' K Sophomore class excited by watching grass grow One word more than any other describes the sophomore class: Dull. Not that they don't show some signs of school spirit like building prize winning floats and buy- ing more yearbooks than any other class, but, when you try to write copy about them, ano- nymity becomes a legend. For one thing, they do not have the sympathetic needs of the freshmen. Neither do they have the maturity and macho of the juniors and seniors. Sophomores are so dull that the highlight of the year is buying rings. This year, the sophs did win the float contest. Based on the theme of The Wonderful World of Disney , the class float was a take-off of Peter Pan complete with two boats with the panther boat sinking the opponents. Apart from some bizarre inci- dents which included a gar- gantuan paste fight, the class did a good, if dull job. EDWARD BOUGH DEBRA BOWER MICHAEL BOWERS ROBERT BOWMAN JEANETTE BOYAJIAN JESSICA BOYD DAWN BOYER BEVERLY BOZEMAN JAMES BRANDENBURG STEVEN BRANDON KAREN BRANNAN NIKKI BRATSCH THOMAS BREWER RICHARD BRIDGEWATER MICHAEL BRINKIN COLLEEN BROCKER SAM BROOKS ALAN BROTT JUANITA BROWN MARY BROWN PAUL BROWN JOANN BRUCE CONNIE BRYAN WAYNE BUCHHOLZ BYRON BUCKHOLZ TRACY BUEHRER MICHAEL BURKHART ELIZABETH BURT CARLOS BUSTILLOS NANCY BUTASH JEAN BUTLER GREGORY BUYS LORI BYRD ROBERT BYRD MARY CAMPBELL MAUREEN CAMPBELL PAUL CAMPOY JOANNE CANEZ LESLIE CANNON ANNA MARIA CANO RANDALL CARDEN MARIO CARFI MARK CARLEN PAUL CARLSON SUSAN CARLSON DIANE CARRILLO STEVEN CARROLL SANDRA CASH HELENE CASSAR MICHELLE CASTANEDA GINA CASTEEL EDWVIGES CASTILLO RONALD CATLETT CAMMY CECCARELLI DAVID CHAPMAN DOREEN CHASE KATHY CHASE JOHNNY CHAVEZ JACKIE CHOATE STAN CHRISTIANSEN YEN CHU EVIE CIOTO RICHARD CLIFFTON KRIS COLE ROBERT COLE KORVA COLEMAN JAMES COLMENERO DONALD CONANT BELINDA CONNOR GINA CONTRERAS NANCY COOK CYNTHIA COOLEY JAMIE COON TERESA COPPEN RALPH CORDER RICHARD CORDOVA ANTHONY COTA RONNITA COTTON SCOTT CRIST HENRY CRUZ FRED CUNNINGHAM KIMBERLY CURRAN DRU CYPHERS CHARLES DABROWSKI MELISSA DAGLEY LAURA DAMERON KATHY DAMICO RICHARD DAVIS TERRI DAY CHRIS DE FAZIO LUCY DE LEON RHONDA DE VRIENDT JENNY DEDMON JOSE DELLA ROCCA L. . ,, ,me . 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X gfff' ,M f 'fQ, Qi., I rf Q r' N DAVID WERNER KAREN WERNER ROBERT WERTZ PRISCILLA WESTBROOKS BENJAMIN WETHERILL JOYCE WHEATON CHARLES WHITE SANDRA WHITEHEAD CAROL WILDS CI-IERYL WILKES DAVID WILLIAMS MELISSA WILLIAMS TERRA WILLIAMS HEIDI WILLIAMSON SHERRY WILLISTEIN AMY WILSON RANDY WINEBRENNER MARY WININGER SHANNON WININGER ROBB WIRTH CHUCK WOOD FLINT WOOD KAREN WOOD FORREST WOODS TAMMY WOOLEVER ROBERT WOOLEY GWENDOLYN WORLEY WILLIAM WORLEY RAYMOND WORRELL CARL WORTH RICKY WORTH RACHEL WRIGHT ROBERT WROBEL JOSEPH WYMAN JUDITH YANOVICH JOYCE YEE JENNIFER YOUNG JERILYN YOUNG TERRI YOUNG WAYNE YOUNG DAWNA YUROCHKO CRAIG ZIGTERMAN CARL ZIMMERMAN J 4 I f FM' hr xmau xv, X , ' -- -Q ' KODAK SAFETY FILM 5062 KODAK S'A Q ' AAA, A ' N I ' z -95 95A -96 -96A Freshm PRESIDENT IRENE GARCIA VICE-PRESIDENT KATHY SCHOFIELD TREASURER PAM MAPLES SECRETARY DANA REYNOLDS REPRESENTATIVE KELLE RANDOLPH REPRESENTATIVE JUDY ROGERS REPRESENTATIVE KAREN CHANDLER REPRESENTATIVE LORI SANDERS KIRSTEN ABRAMS DAVID AGIN REGINA AGUILAR KAREN ALCOCER DAVID ALDRETE KIMBERLIN ALDRIDGE RICKY ALLEN STACEY ALLENBAUGH BYRON ALLISON JOHN AMES CHARLES AMSDEN CAROL ANDERSON CATHERINE ANDERSON MICHELLE ANDERSON RAMONA ANDERSON TAMMY ANDERSON DEBORAH ANNIS GINA APOLIUS BRIAN ARMSTRONG FRANK ARROYO ARTHUR ARVIZU KATHY ARZATE GARRETT ATZBACH KYLA AVENS RONALD AVILA MARK BAILEY DEBRA BAKER SANDRA BALDENEGRO JOHN BALLAND RHONDA BARNES RICHARD BARNES TINA BARNES PATRICIA BARRY BRENT BARTON KATHY BASS KELLY BASS DANNETTE BATCHAN DEBRA BAUGUS GREGORY BEAN KENDRA BEASLEY LISA BECK WENDY BECKER DAVID BEIDLER DEBRA BELKNAP PAULETTE BELL RICHARD BELLAMY MITCHELL BELLES JAMES BELVER JIM BENBROOK PAUL BENINCASA JAMES BENNETT LEISA BENSON JOHNNY BENTON NICHOLAS BERAM DAVID BERG RHONDA BERNAL CANDY BERZING CYNTHIA DEVERSDORF CHRISTINE BIGELOW THOMAS BIRK KAREN BLAKE ANA BLENDU ANDREA BODEN Y I , Q 5 H P A lx X 377, a 5 - 51 li 5 X I If 6 fi X if N' xx f I K 1 NA. ,'.AX 'x b Us Vx 'fr- W 'lv . 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H finally, they were admonished not to think like freshmen so they would not act like freshmen. By the time people figured that out they would be sophomores. The class was led by President Irene Garcia, Vice-President Kathy Schofield, Treasurer Pam Maples, Secretary Dana Reynolds, and Judy Rogers, Karen Chandler, and Lori Sanders. -wi' Q' '-J Fw CURTIS BOLDMAN RUSSELL BOLINGER LORI BOLLING STARLA BOOKMAN GINGER BOOTH EDWARD BOSWORTH STANLEY BOWERS JEFFEREY BOWLING WILLIAM BOWLING BRENDA BOYAJIAN MICHAEL BOYD STEVE BOYSE PAUL BRADWAY STACIE BRANDON LARRY BRANHAM JULIE BRANNOCH BERNADETTE BREWER JEFFREY BROM JILL BROOKS DENISE BROWN KATHERINE BROWN CHRISTOPHER BRUCE DEBORAH BUEHRER ALLAN BUITTNER ANNA BUNTING BRENDA BURCHETT TIMOTHY BURNS LISA BUSH PEGGY BUSHRE MARIA BUSTILLOS' JEFFERY BUTTS TANYA BYRUM BRENDA CAIN SCOTT CAIN NANCY CALLEROS ELVIRA CAMACHO ALBERT CAMOU DARIN CAMPBELL LARRY CAMPBELL BONNIE CANEZ JANICE CANTER. JEANELLE CARRIER DEBRA CARTER DALE CASE LINDA CASEY WILLIAM CASTLE MARY CELAYA MARY CHAUKLIN FRANK CHAVEZ LYNN CHENG KEVIN CHERRY CAROL CHILSON ROBERT CI-IRISTIE TINA CISSNA TAMMY CLIFFORD LENORA COBBS CUANA COCHORAN LYNN COCHRAN LARRY COFIELD CHRISTI COLEMAN JAMES COLLINS JOSEPH COLLINS' JENNIFER CONNETT EMMA CONNORS JONELL CONRAD DAVID COOPER ROBIN COOPER LESLIE CORNETT DIANE CORONADO JAMES CORRADINO ELENA CORREIA MICHAEL COVINGTON ANN COX SHERYL CRASE JOHNNY CRAVEN KEVIN CRIST SCOTT CROSS CRULL CALYANNA CHARLES CULLINAN DEBORAH CUMMING MAURINE CUMMINGS BILLY CUNNINGHAM TODD CURRY TIDA DAMWIJ K JEFFERY DASTRUP RACHEL DAUGHERTY PHILIP DAVIS Q? .sf . ey 1 nb - x KM, 4 w A ,,..,,. -C'-Ng LJ 'Q S L ..V Nb ' 1 ,J x, I Y 1 1 I W 1, 1 f , ' R -LN? by M' 'Y ' 4. x WX ROBERT DEHERRERA PAULA DEAN GEORGE DEAR KIMBERLY DEAR SUSAN DEHE MICHELLE DESCHNER CHRISTOPHER DOBASH LARRY DOBROSKY VIRGINIA DOMINGUEZ PATRICIA DOMKE KATIE DONAVICH THOMAS DONNELLY DONALD DOUGLAS GRANVEL DOWING SUSAN DRANE CANDY DRODDY SHERRI DROPIK SANDRA DUBEAU RUTHANN DUBRUL CHRISTINA DUGE BRIAN ECCLES TROY EDDY CHRISTINA ELAM CATHY ELLIS MICHAEL ELLIS BRENT ELMS DONNA EMBREE JOHN ENDRES DANNY ENNISS BARBARA EVANS THERESA EVANS DEBRA FAHLFEDER DANA FAITH CORRINE FAJARDO MARK FARMER SHEILA FARNI GUY FENNELL DEBORAH FERRERO BILL FIELDS GINA FILIPE RICHARD FIMBRES STAR FINK MARK FIORENTINO TERRY FISCHER LAWRENCE FITCH EDWARD FLINN JOYCE FLODIN DIANE FLORES SUSAN FONG PENNY FRANCIS TIMOTHY FRANK ANGELA FRANKLIN ROSEMARY FRAUSTO JOYCE FREDERICK MICHELLE FREDERICK KAREN FREELAND MEDANA GALDA GERTINE GANJE VINCENT GANJE ANTHONY GARCIA IRENE GARCIA KEVIN GARCIA MANUEL GARCIA JOANN GARZA LYDIA GASTON THOMAS GIFT ALLEN GILLEY ANDREW GILLEY FELICIA GLOVER GILBERT GOMEZ MARK GONZALES RITCHIE GONZALEZ PETER GORDECKI DENISE GRANT ANTHONY GREENEVE GRESS DANNY GRIMES SHELLY GRINDSTAFF PAMELA GROAT DENISE GROSCOST LAURIE GROSCOST TRACEE GROSS STACEY GUTH SHELLY GUTZWILLER JAMES GUYMON ALLEN HACK TAMMY HAILEY CANDACE HALE TANJA HANNAH ROBERT HANSEL DAWN HANSEN RONDA HANSON EARL HARDY GUS HARDY JEANNE HARDY BONNIE HARPER PAM HARPER JEFFREY HARRISON KENNETH HARRISON SHARI HART KATHERINE HARVILL LYNN HASCALL MARTIN HAUG SUSAN HAWS ROY HEATON MARK HEDERICK LARA HEMPLER SUZANNE HENGSTELER TODD HERGENROETHER JOE HERNANDEZ LUCIA HERNANDEZ VICTORIA HERNANDEZ IRENE HERRERA BRYAN HILL TIMOTHY HILLS PAUL HINKLE MICHAEL HINOJOSA DONALD HOBBS THOMAS HOFFMAN ROBERT HOHN KEITH HONEYESTEWA SHELLY HOOEY VICKI HOPKINS JEFF HOUGH ALVIN HOUSE ERICK HOWE 242 ,QM E? z 5 5 ' Y ,Q .5 Y if 'Y Z 1. -1'-KX T 544 , K+ g .VF i I m ffl.,- 1.4 J ,- ,J A Mfr W, - 2 Y E1 rr La 0 I -I N '3 I r- QQ.. . .L - ,im 6 qw 'F N , ,JY 7 N ll-L 5 Sad freshmen call . for tutoring help J. 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REBECCA 116, 114, THELMA 177, 207 AMSDEN, CHARLES 206 147, 222. AMSDEN, MICHAEL 238 BARR, LEE ANN 175 ANDERSON, BRIAN 174 BARRIENTEZ, ROBIN 222 ANDERSON CAROL 266 ,BARR RARIIB, ANDERSON, CATHERINE 238 ANDERSON, JANET 206 ANDERSON, JEFF 62, 206 ANDERSOM MICHELLE 147, 238 ANDERSON, PATRICE 206 BARRON, JANE 206 BARRIC PATRICIA 238 139,222 , ' BARTON BRENT 108,238 BARTHOLOMEW, BRINTON 113, ANDERSON RAMONA 147,238 ANDERSON TAMMY 266 ANDERSON, THOMAS 61, 114 ANDREWS, JAMES 222 ANNIS, DEBORAH 266 AN S IAHBENCEL222 7A'P'IgIIf6HERY1'. 22P2 APOLINAR, ANTHONY 206 APOLIUS, GINA 266 ARMEBLDARRYLSQQQS ARMSTRONG,'BRIAN 266 ARNELL, CHRIS 108,222 ARNOLD, MICHAEL 114 ARREDONDO, CECELIAM222 252 ' K' BARTON, KRISTI 80, 206 BASCELLI, ANITA 77, 78, 175 BASCELLI, ROBERT 175 BASS, KATHY 238 BASS, KELLY67, 238 BA BA S, LAURA 222 BASS, TIMOTHY 175 BATCHAN, DAMONE 108, 222 BA TCHAM DANNETTE 238 BAUGH, RUSSELL 206 BA UGUS, DEBRA 82, 238 BAUGUS, TERRIE 167, 206 BAUMAN, JEANNETTE 175 BEACH, DARREN 175 BEAMER, CONNIE 175 BEAN, GREGORY238 BEAN, RANDALL 175 BEARD, MOLLY 78, 175 BEASLEIC KENDRA 238 BECHMAN, GARY 62, 77, 169, 175 BECK, LISA 266 BECK, YVONNE 206 BECKER, WENDY238 BEDEWI, JOHN 100, 103, 176 BESLEY, HUONS 222 BESLEY, KAREN 222 BEIDLER, DA VID 266 BELCHER, KATHY 222 BELCHER, PATREECE 116 BELKNAR DEBRA 238 BELL, PA ULETTE 61, 266 BELLAMY, RICHARD 266 BELLES, MITCHELL 106, 266 BELSHE, CERALDINE 222 BEL vER, JAMES 266 BENAVIDEZ, RAQUEL 176 BENBR OOK, JIM 266 BENINCASA, FRANK 206 BENINCA SA, PA UL 238 BENINCASA, ROBERT 82, 169 65, 222 BENNETT JAMES 108,238 BENSOIV1 LEISA 238 BENTON JOHNNY 266 BENTON, PENNY 222 BERAM, ANTHONY 116 BERAM, NICHOLAS 106, 131,238 BERG, DA VID JR 238 BERNAL, RHONDA 238 BERNARD, DIANE 116 BERRY, ANTHONY 222 . .BEBJIXLQ-BE! 222 BERUMEN, JUDY 91, 206 BEST, LEONARD 206 BETHEL, JACKIE 206 BETTIN, SUSAN 206 BETZING, CANDY 206 BEVERSDORE CYNTHIA 206 BEVINS, PAUL 222 BEWLEY, MARTY 176 BEYER, JODY 80,222 BICKEL, KEVIN 61, 116 BICKEL, TODD 222 BIGELOWC CHRISTINE 266 BILLINSSLEY, CANDACE 222 BINDER, JULIE 116 BINGHAM, SANDRA 206 BIRDWELL, DAv1D 206 BIRK, THOMAS 238 BISHOP, JONI 222 BITTINCER, LEVADA 222 BLACK, THOMAS 206 BLACKHAM, BART 123,222 BLAIR, JOY 70, 66, 169, 116 BLAKE BRENDA 222 'BEAKEL KAREN 266 BLANOTAARDJVONNE 222: , BLANKENsHIP:R'EBEcCA 116 BLAU, DEBORAH 222 BLAU, STEPHEN 111, 176 BLEAN, ROBERT 123,206 BLENDIL ANA 61, 138 BLOOMQUIST, DARYL 67 BOATRISHT, DAVID 62, 176 BOATRICHT, PAMELA 206 BOCKELMAN, TRACY 222 BODEN ANDREA 266 q 06, 131,222 BODEN, LAURA 60, 206 BOETTCHER, CAROL 176 BOSUE, DAVID 222 BOIv1N, RICHARD 206 BOLAND, DAWN 176 BOLAND, TAMMY 206 BOLDMAN, CARL JR 206 BOLDMAM CURTIS 269 BOLDREY, KATHY 176 BOLINCER, RUSSELL 269 BOLINCER, SCOTT 100, 116 BOLLING, LORI 239 BOND, GEORGIE 77, 176 BONSACK, NANCY 206 BOOKMAM STARLA 239 BOOTH, GINGER 113, 239 BOOZE, CAROLYN 91, 222 BOOZE, GEORGE 176 BOSAK, JAMES 222 BOSTWICK, GINA 206 BOSWORTIL EDWARD 108, 239 BOSWORTH, MARK 206 BOUGH, EDWARD 223 BOURASSA, JOANNE 176 BOWER, DEBRA 223 BOWERS, MICHAEL 223 BOWERS, STANLEY 239 BOWLBY, SUSAN 176 BOWLING, JEFFREY 239 BOWLING, WILLIAM 239 BOWMAN, ROBERT 62, 223 BOYAJIAM BRENDA 239 BOYAJIAN, JEANETTE 223 BOYD, JESSICA 223 BOYD, MICHAEL 206, 239 BOYER, DAWN 223 BOYSE, COLEY 100, 131, 135, 206 BOYSE, STEVE 108, 131, 239 223 BRADWAIC PAUL 239 BRANDENBURG, JAMES 62-63, 161, 169, 223 BRANDON STACIE 239 BBAIDQQQIQSTI'-E!LEH.223 BRANHAM, LARRY239 BRANHAM, TIM 85, 176 BRANNAN, KAREN 67, 223 BRANNOCIL JULIE 67, 239 BRANNON, HAZEL 176 BRAVO, LAURA 206 BREWER, BERNADETTE 239 BREWER, RICKY 206 BREWER, SANDRA 113, 207 BREWER, THOMAS 223 BRIDGEWATER, RICHARD 223 BRINEGAR, DANIEL 176 BRINEGAR, JAMES 207 BRINKIN, JAMES 85, 176, 177 BRINKIN, MICHAEL 223 BRINKIN, PATRICK 85, 207 BROCK, MICHAEL 207 BROCKER, COLLEEN 223 BROM, JEFFREY 239 BROOKS, CYNTHIA 177 BROOKS, JILL 88, 239 BROOKS, KAREN 207 BROOKS, ROXANNE 85, 177 BROOKS, SAM 131, 223 B 223 BROTT, ANDREA 177 CARROLL 177 BROWN, BROWN, CYNTHIA 85, 207 BROWM DENISE 239 BROWN, DENNIS 177 BROWN, DONALD JR 78, 207 BROWN JUANITA 75, 223 BROWZW KATHERINE 269 BROWN MARY 223 BROWN: PAUL 226 BROWN, BROWN DAVID 177 SANDRA 177 BROWN: SYLVIA 201 BBDWN, BROWNE, JACQUELINE 201 BRUCE, CHRISTOPHER 269 RUCE J -gags BRY , NIE 226 BRYANT, LESLIE 201 BUCHHOLZ, WAYNE 223 BUCHKOSKI, DEIDRA 201 BUCKHOLZ, BYRON 226 BUEHRER, ANGEL 207 BUEHRER, DEBORAH 61, 269 BUEHRER, TRACY 223 BUELL, DAVID 87 BUITFNER, ALLAN 269 BUITTNER, CAYLAN 61, 177 BULLARD, REX 207 BUNTING, ANNA 239 BURAWA, SHARON 207 BURBA, RODREY 37, 131, 132 BURCHET11 BRENDA 147, 239 BURCHETT, RONALD 87 BURGENER, MICHAEL 177 BURKHART, FRANCIS 177 BER-KHABT,,MICliAEL 223 BURKLAND, WIITLIAM 207 BURNETT, ROBERTA 177 BURNS TIMOTHY239 BURRUEL, JAMIE 207 BURT, ELIZABETH 223 BURT, JOHN 207 BURTON, EDMOND 62-63, 178 BUSIL LISA 239 BUSHNELL, KATHRYN 28, 73, 207 BUSHRE, PEGGY240 BUSHRE, STEVEN 173 BUSTILLOS, CARLOS 223 BUSTILLOS, MARIA 240 BUTASH, NANCY 67,223 BUTLER, JEAN 223 BUTTS, JEFFERY 108,240 BUYS, GREGORY 223 BYRD, LORI 223 BYRD, ROBERT 223 BYRUIIL TANYA 240 C CAIN BRENDA 82,n169, 240 CAIN, RALPH 173 A CAIN SCOTT 240 CALHOON, DONNA 207 CALHOUN, DOREEN 207 CALLEROS, NANCY 240 CA MA CHO, EL VIRA 240 CAMERON, KELLY 113, 147,207 CAMERON, LAURIE 178 CAMOIL ALBERT JR 240 CAMPBELL, CHRIS 35, 178 CAMPBELL, DARIN 240 CAMPBELL, LARRY240 CAMPBELL, MARY 67, 223 CAMPBELL, MAUREEN 224 CAMPBELL, TAMMIE 173 CAMPOY, PAUL 224 CANEZ BONNIE 240 CANEz, JOANNE 224 CANNON, EVELYN 65, 178 CANNON, LESLIE 65, 88, 120,224 CANO, ANNA MARIA 224 CANO, CHRISTY 178 CANO, MIKE 91 CA NTER, JA NICE 240 CANTU, BARBARA 207 CARAZO, TIMOTHY 207 CARAZO, TODD 207 CARDEN, RANDALL 224 CARFI, MARIO 224 CARLEN, DAVID 178 CARLEN, MARK 67, 224 CARLSON, DOUGLAS 207 CARLSON, KEITH 65, 207 CARLSON, JACQUELINE 173 CARISON, PAUL 224 SUSAN 224 CARLSON, CARNEY, REGINA 60, 166, 178 CARPENTER, STEVEN 178 CARRIER, DAVID 207 CARRIER, JEANELLE 167, 240 CARRILLO, DIANE 199, 224 CARRILLO, KRIS 67, 178 CARROLL, STEVEN 78, 224 CARTER, DEBRA 113, 147, 240 CARTER, LESLIE 60, 167, 169, 178 CARTER,'SAN'DRA 73, 147, 207 CARTER, SANDRA 62-63, 178 CASE, DALE 240 CASEY1 LINDA 62-63, 169,240 .CASH 224 CASSAR, HELEN 224 CASTANEDA, MICHELLE 224 CASTEEL, GINA 224 CASTILLO, EDWVIGES 224 CASTLE, WILLIAM 240 CATLETT, LYNETTE 178 CAUDLE, JULIA 207 CAWLEY, JAMES 173 CEBALLOS, ROBERT 173 CECCARELLI, CAMMY 224 CELA YA, MAR Y 240 CELIBERTI, STEPHANIE 32, 88, 162, 169, 173 CENTNER, NICKI 207 CERNETIC, MARK 178 CHAMBERLIN, KEITH 178 CHANDLER, KAREN 113, 237 CHANDLER, LISA 30, 207 CHANDLER, VALERIE 73, 173 CHANG, MARLON 178 CHAPMAN, DAVID 224 CHARLESWORTH, KAREN 207 CHASE, DOREEN 224 CHASE, KATHY 62-63, 224 CHASE, MARGARET 207 CHASE, MEREDITH 173 CHA ULKLIM MARY240 CHAULKLIN, ROBERT 203 CHA VEZ FRANK JR 240 CHAVEZ, GILDA 35, 179 CHAVEZ, JOHNNY 224 CHAVEZ, JOSEPHINE 208 CHENG, L YNN 240 CHENG, SUE 78, 179 CHENG, wAYNE 208 CHERR 1: KEVIN 240 CHESSER, HEIDI 35, 69, 70, 179, 264 CHILSOM CAROL 240 CHILTON, PHIL 100, 165, 166, 179 CHILTON, PHYLLIS 179 CHOATE, JACKIE 224 CHRISTIANSEN, STAN 224 CHRISTIE, ROBERT 240 BSEN, RANDY 208 CHRIS OTT 1 9 , YEN 224 CHUMLEY, LARRY III 203 CIACCIO, ROBERT 179 CIOTO, EVIE 224 CISSNA, TINA 240 CLARK, LETHA 35, 179 CLASSIC, KIMBERLY 179 CLIFFORD, SONYA 208 CLIFIIURD, TAMMY 240 CLIFFTON, RICHARD 224 CLIFFTON, STEVE 179 CLINE, THOMAS 100,179 COATS, DEBBIE 203 COBBS, LENORA 91, 240 COBBS, LYDIA 203 COCHORAM DUANA 111, 147,240 COCHRAM LYNN JR 240 COFIELD, LARR Y 240 COKER, REBECCA 62, 63, 169, 208 COLE, JOAN 203 .224 COLE, ROBERT 103 COLEMAN CHRISTI 240 COLEMAN, DEBRA 75, 179 COLEMAN, KORVA 30, 224 COLLINS, JAMES 240 COLLINS JOSEPH 108,240 COLLINS, TAMMY 179 COLLOM, JAMES 179 COLMENERO, JAMES 224 COLWELL, VICTORIA 179 CONANT, DONALD 108,224 CONKLE, DEBBIE 203 CONKLIN, SCOTT 179 CONN, ANTHONY 208 C0NN,,.EDDlE.179 CONNER, GEORGE 179 CONNETIZ JENNIFER 240 CONNETT, MARGARET 179 CONNOR, BELINDA 224 NORS 203 CONNORS, EMMA 240 CONOVER, SHARON 208 CONRAD, JONELL 62, 63, 65, 169, 240 CONTRERAS, CONNIE 224 COOK, GREG 208 COOK, LORI 62, 63, 161, 169, COOK, NANCY 65, 224 OLEY, CYNTHIA 2 COOL , E 179 COON, JAMIE 224 COONEY, PATRICK 108, 169, 208 COOPER, DA VID 240 LCQOBER, PA-TRIQ-IA 208 COOPERTOBIN 240' COPPEN, TERESA 224 CORDER, RALPH 224 CORDOVA, CATHERINE 208 CORDOVA, RICHARD 91, 224 CORNELIUS, JENNIFER 179 CORNET11 LESLIE 240 CORONADO, DIANE 240 CORRADINO, JAMES 240 CORRADINO, PATRICK 87 CORREIA, ELENA 240 COSTELLO, DANNY 108 COTA, ANTHONY 224 COTTON, RONNITA 67, 224 COUTURE, DENIS 208 COVINGTOM MICHAEL 62, 63, 240 COX, ANN 240 COYNE, SHANNON 208 CR N CA 08 CRANDALL, LARR 179 CRANFORD, STEVEN 208 CRASE, SHERYL 240 CRA VEM JOHNNY 240 CRIST, DONALD 108, 180 CRIST1 KEVIN 240 CRIST, SCOTT 224, 240 CROSS, CURTIS 85, 180 CROW, JOE 180 CRULL, CALYANNA 240 CRUZ, HENRY 91, 224 CULLINAM CHARLES 240 CULLON, CHRIS 180 CULPEPPER, STEVEN 180 CUMMING, DEBORAH 91, 240 CUMMINGS, MA URINE 240 CUNNINGHAM BILLY240 CUNNINGHAM, FRED 224 CURRAN, KIMBERLY 224 CURREIC TUDD 136, 240 CURTIS, KAREN 169, 180 CURTIS, LEAN NE 113, 208 CURY, SUSAN 67, 208 CUTTING, CHARMAINE 208 CYPHERS, DRU 224 D DABILL, CAROL 16, 77, 82, 161, 180 DABROWSKI, CHARLES 224 DAGLEY, MELISSA 224 208 DAMERON, LAURA 65, 169, 224 DAMICO, ANNETTE 67, 180 DAMICO, KATHY 224 DAMRICK, DANIEL 208 DAM WIJK, TIDA 200 DANIEL, ROBIN 180 DANIELS. TERRENCE 29, 62. 63. 180 DANKWORTH, DAWN 208 DASTR UB JEFFER Y 240 DA UGHERTIC RACHEL 240 DAVIS, ANTHONY 208 DAVIS, JAY 180 PHILIP 240 RENA 78, 180 RICHARD 87, 180 DA VIS, DAVIS, DAVIS, DAVIS, RICHARD 224 DAVIS, STEVE 208 DAVIS, THOMAS 208 B1 224 FAZIO, CHRIS 113, 139,224 DE HERRERA, ROBERT 131, 241 DE LEON, CARLOS 82, 169, 130 DE LEON, LUCY 224 DE PALO, MICHAEL 103 DE VRIENDT, RHONDA 224 DEAN PA ULA 241 DEAR, GEORGE 241 DEAR, KIMBERL Y 241 DEDMON, JENNY 80, 224 DEDMON, ROBYN 29, 65, 203 DEHE, MIKE 130 DEHE, SUSAN 241 DELLA ROCCA, JOSE 224 DELONEY, PATTY 130 DEMERS, PIERRE 225 DENNY, JANET 203 DENNY, KAREN 225 DERRICK, KEVIN 87, 123, 130 DERRICK, LAURA 113, 139,225 DESCHNER, MICHELLE 241 DEVINE, MACHELE 225 DIAZQIARON 38 DICK, LIS z5 DICK, RICHARD 67, 130 DICKSON, LARRY 209 DIERKS, CAMELLA 209 DILLEHAY, STEPHANIE 225 DILLON, CAROLYN 130 DILLON, DARRON 130 DISBENNET, JERRY 225 DISCH, DAVID 209 l!1m!LQI.5!Sl3,62,63, 78, 161, 169,225 DIXON, MICHAEL 209 DIXON, RICHARD 225 DIXON, ROBYN 209 DIXON, SCOTT 131, 225 DOBASIL CHRISTOPHER 241 DOBASH, PATRICK 225 DOBBS, PENELOPE 225 DOBROSKK LARRY241 DOCKTER, JUDY 225 DOMING UEZ VIRGINIA 241 DOMKE, PATRICIA 67, 241 DONA VICIL KA TIE 241 DONNELL, ANDREW 209 DONNELL, LORI 78, 180 DONNELLY, JAMES 209 DONNELLY, PATRICK 209 DONNELLK THOMAS 241 OLEY HN DOR EY, THERESA 209 DOSS, STEVEN 209 DOUGLAS, DARYL 180 DOUGLAS, DONALD 241 DOUGLAS, RONDA 225 DOWNEN, TAMARISK 62, 63, 65, 161, 209 DOWNING. GRANVEL II 67, 103, 241 DRAKE, RHONDA 209 DRANE, DANIEL 209 ERANE, SUSAN 241 DREXLER, DONNA 30, 225 DRISCOLL, KATIE 91, 225 DRODDX CANDY241 DRODDY, PATRICIA 85 DRODDY, RICHARD 209 DROPIK, DAVID 181 DROPIK, SHERRI113, 241 DUBEAIL SANDRA 91, 241 DUBELL, ROBERT 37, 181 DUBRUL, RUTIIANN 241 U, LE, SHELLY 225 DUGE, INA 241 DUMONT, RONALD 209 DUNAHEE, ROBERT 181 DUNLAP, VICKI 77, 225 DURAN, NICHOLAS 209 DURAN, YASMIN 225 253 r DYKE, ROSE 209 E EARLS, KAREN 70, 209 EARLS, VICKIE 78, 181 EASON, SHERREL 181 EASTWOOD, MARK 181 EBERT, KAREN 113, 145, 147, 181 EBERT, ROBERT 225 ECCLES, BRIAN 241 EDDIE TROY241 EDGINGTON, PAMELA 225 EDWARDS, PATRICK 209 EDWARDS, TAMMY 181 EGGERT, GARY 87, 181 EICHERLY, RICHARD 111, 181 EIDSON, BRENT 209 EINBENDER, LEGRAND 60, 169, 221, 225 ELAM CHRISTINA 82, 113, 241 ELDER, KAREN 209 ELDER, LISA 80, 181 ELLIOTT, PATRICIA 181 ELLIOTT, RONNI 225 ELLIS, CATH Y 241 ELLIS, MARY 209 ELLIS, MICHAEL 241 ELLSWORTH, EDIE 225 ELMS, BRENT 67, 241 EMBREE, DONNA 241 EMBREE, JAMES 209 EMBREE, STEVEN 181 EMBRY, MARK 225 ,EMERXLBERNADETTE 225 EMERY, DIANE 22 TNDR , 181 ENDRES, JOHN 108, 131,241 ENDRES, STEVE 100, 181 ENGSTROM, DON 181 ENNISS, DANNY 241 ENOS, KRIS 209 ENTRINGER, MICHELLE 209 ERHARDT, THOMAS 111, 209 ERIBES, VICTOR 225 ERVIN, ANDREA 113 ERVIN, MARK 108, 225 ERWIN, DAVID 225 ESCOBAR, PAULA 209 ESPARZA, GREGORY 87, 181 ESPARZA, SIMON 108, 225 ESPEY, ROBBIE 181 ESPINDOLA, PATRICIA 209 ESTRADA, MICHAEL 111, 225 EVANGELISTA, WARLITO 209 EVANS, BARBARA 241 EVANS, MARK 181 EVANS, THERESA 209, 241 ENlE EVERS, GRACE 85, 209 F FADER, JENNIFER 62, 63, 209 FADER, SCOTT 181 FADER, STACY 225 FAHLFEDER, DEBRA 241 FAHY, BRIAN 87, 100, 103, 181 FAIRCLOUGH, RONDA 67, 225 FAIRRIS, JIMMIE 67, 225 FAITIL DANA 241 FAJARDO, ANTONIA 181 FAJARDO, CORRINE 241 FAJARDO, ISABEL 209 FAJARDO, MARIA 225 FAJARDO, PRISILIANO 209 FALLANG, LARRY 87, 181 FALLANG, TAMMY 67, 113, 225 FALLANG, TODD 181 FALLON, ANDREW 225 FALLON, KATHERINE 209 FALLON, MATTHEW 182 FALLON, SANDRA 147, 225 4 FARMER, MARK 241 FA RNI, SHEILA 241 FAUCETTE, BRENDA 85, 182 FAY, SCOTT 225 FEISTNER, PHILLIP 209 FENNELL, GUY 131, 241 FENNELL, TODD 209 FENSKE, CRISTIE 225 FENSTERMAKER, LOIS 209 FERNANDEZ, JULIE 209 FERRERO, DEBORAH 241 FERRIS, SHERRY 209 FIELDS, BILL 241 FIELDS, RICHARD JR 225 FIGUEROA, DESIREE 225 FIGUEROA, MARK 209 FILIPE, GINA 241 FIMBRES, RICHARD 241 FINCH, LISA 209 FINK, MARTYN 182 FINK, STAR 241 FINLEY, BRIGITTE 62, 63, 139, 225 FIORENTINO, MARK 169, 241 FISCHER, TERRY 108, 131,241 FISCHER, YOLANDE 67, 80, 182 FISCUS, GEORGE 69, 70, 182 FITZPATRICK, GERALD 77 FLAAEN, LYNN 182 FLATT, JON-ATHAN 62, 63, 226 FLEISCHHACKER, SHERYL 147, 209 FLEISCHMAN, ALAN 209 FLEMING, JULIE 182 FLEWELLING, LYNDIA 209 FLINM EDWARD 241 FLIPPEN, PATRICK 77, 82, 136, 161, 182, 226 FLODIN JOYCE 241 FLORES, ALICE 113, 139 FLORES, ANDREW 108,209 FLORES, DIANE 241 FLORES, JUANITA 182 EONG, SUSAN 241 FOOR, TODD 226 FOSTER, TERRI 226 FOSTER, TIMOTHY 67, FOX, PHIL 226 FRALEY, BENNY 226 FRANCIS, PENNY 241 FRANK, TIMOTHY241 FRANKLIN, ALENA 91, 226 FRANKLIN ANGELA 91, 241 FRANZ, SHERRI 72, 182 FRA USTO, ROSEMAR Y 241 FRAZEE, BRADLEY 226 FRAZIER, MICHELE 226 FREDERICK, JOYCE 147, 241 FREDRICK, MARK 209 FREDRICK, MICHELLE 241 FREDRICK, MIKE 182 FREDRICK, SHERRY 226 FREDRICK, STEPHEN 209 FREELAND, KAREN 241 FREEMAN, KIMBERLY 226 FREEMAN, LYNN 226 FREEMAN, PHYLLIS 209 FREEMAN, VICKI 182 FREESE, JIM 182 FREITAS, TANIA 209 FRITZ, DAVID 169 173, 182 , 226 FULLER, MICHAEL 226 FULTON, TRACY 67, 85, 173, FUTRELL, TERRI 209 FUZFA, JULIANNA 221, 226 FYFE, TRACY 209 G GABBERT, MITCHELL 182 GAINES, JOHN 209 GAIO, CINDY 209 GALAN, THOMAS 226 GALAVIZ, ARTHUR 226 182 GALDA, EDDIE 226 GALDA, MEDANA 241 GALLAGHER, BRUCE 62, 63, 65, 77, 209 GALLANT, JOSEPH JR 209 GALLEGOS, DEANNA 182 GALLEGOS, LARRY 108, 209 GANDY, BELINDA 209 GANDY, BRIAN 182 GANJE, GERTINE 241 GANJE, VINCENT 241 GARCIA, ANTHONY241 GARCIA, GILBERT 226 GARCIA, IRENE 60, 237, 241 GARCIA, JOSE 226 GARCIA, KELLY 209 GARCIA, KEVIN 241 GARCIA, LUIS 210 GARCIA, MANUEL 108, 241 GARCIA, RENEE 226 GARCIA, SEAN 62, 63, 65, GARDNER, KEITH 226 GARDNER, RANDAL 210 GARDNER, RODNEY 226 GARTH, MARINA 226 GARZA, JOANN 242 GARZA, MARIA 210 GASIOROWSKI, ANTHONY 8 GAST, MARTIN 169, 210 GASTOM LYDIA 242 GATLING, VALERIE 210 GAUDREAU, MARK 226 GAULT, JEAN 113, 169, 226 GEILER, KIRK 210 GEISER, CANDACE 210 GENTRY, JENNIFER 75, 182 GERHART, DENISE 113, 226 GERKEN, JAN 182 GIBSON, LARRY 182 GIERARD, BRIAN 108, 226 GIERARD, HELEN 80, 210 GIFT1 THOMAS 77, 169, 242 GIFT, TIMOTHY 70, 77, 169, 1 GILL, BEVERLY 183 GILLESPIE, ANDREW 226 GILLEIC ALLEN 242 GILLEK ANDREW 242 GILLINGHAM, KEVIN 210 GILMORE, VALERIE 80, 177, GINN, CYNTHIA 165, 183 GIORDANO, ANGELA 183 GIRARD, JAMES 226 GLANCY, MARK 82, 210 GLAZIER, JESSE 183 GLEES, RALPH 183 GLENN, WILLIAM 210 GLOVER, FELICIA 67, 242 GLOVER, KELLY 65, 226 GOAD, TIMOTHY 183 GODFREY, BROCK 226 GOFF, LESTER 183 GOLDEN, DEANA 210 GOMEZ, GILBERT 242 GOMEZ, MIKE 100, 103, 183 GOMEZ, PAUL 226 GOMEZ, SANDRA 210 GONZALES, MARK 242 GONZALES, RALPH 87, 183 GONZALEZ, RICHARD 226 GONZALEZ RITCHIE 242 GOODE, ELIZABETH 183 GOODMAN, DENNIS 70, 169, GOODMAN, ROBERT 210 GOODMAN, WILLIAM 184 GORDECKL PETER 88, 242 GORDON, ANN 226 GORDON, DEITRA 91, 226 GORE, SHARLA 210 GORTAREZ, ERNEST 210 GOSNEY, ROGER 226 GOSNEY, WILLIAM JR 184 GOSS, DAVID 226 GOSS, MICHAEL 131, 210 GOTHRO, CORRINE 210 GOUGH, PATRICIA 184 161, GRAEFF, DAVID 226 GRAEFF, EDDIE 184 GRAHAM, GERI 210 GRAHAM, SUSANNE 113, 226 GRANT1 DENISE 88, 91, 242 GRANT, LORRAINE 226 GRANT, TONI 67, 226 GRAVES, SCOTT 210 GRAY, DOUGLAS 226 GRAYSON, RODNEY 210 GRAYSON, SONJA 184 GRECO, MARY 226 GREEM ANTHONY 242 GREEN, GLENN 121, 210 GREEN, JAMES 210 GREENDYK, CHERYL 85, 184 GREGG, REBECCA 226 GREGORIO, ROBERTO 184 GREGORY, CURTIS 226 GREGORY, JAMIE 62, 63, 210 GRESS, STEVE 242 GRIFFIN, LATONYA 226 GRIFFITH, DAN 226 GRIJALVA, GARY 91, 226 GRIJALVA, KARLA 91. 210 GRIM, GARY 226 GRIMES, DANNY 242 GRIMES, GARY 210 GRIMM, DENISE 75, 210 GRIMM, LORRAINE 226 GRINDSTAFF, SHELLY242 GROAT, DONALD 184 GROAT1 PAMELA 242 GRONEWOLD, DIANNA 210 GROSCOST, CHARLES 226 GROSCOSTK DENISE 242 GROSCOSTX LA URIE 242 GROSHONG, SKEETER GROSS, TRACEE 242 GUERENA, TONY 85 GUIRE, TERRI 210 GULSETH, LANCE 77, 82, 169, 184 GULSETH, LORI 85, 210 GUMM, SCOTT 210 GUNKEL, KEVIN 184 GUSS, STEVE 226 GUTIL STACEY242 GUTIERREZ, CONSUELO 91, 226 GUTIERREZ, MIGUEL JR 91, GUTZWILLER, SHELLY242 GUTZWILLER, STEFANY 210 GUYMOM JAMES 108, 131, 242 GUZMAN, JOE 184 GUZMAN INDA 226 ALTNEY, R ERT 184 H HACK, ALLEN 242 HACK, EDGAR 108,226 HACK, TERRI 184 HAGEN, MARY 227 HAGER, JOHN 210 HAGGERTY, NAN ss, 169, 184 HAGGERTY, SEAN 227 HAILEYQ TAMMY242 HAJEK, CHARLES 210 HAJEK, DEBORAH 210 HALE, CANDA CE 242 HALE, CHERYL 87, 184 HALEY, ROYCE 62-63, 227 227 HALL, DIANNA 210 HALL, ELIZABETH 184 72, 210 H LL, K ETH 227 HALL, MARVIS 210 HALL, SHERRI 169, 184 HALL, STEPHEN ao, 77,210 HALL, STEWART 66, 184 s 131, 132, 135 HAMBLIN, KIM 210 HAMBLIN, RICHARD 184 HAMES, ROXANNE 210 182 7, 88 226 162, 83 183 184 226 K HAMILL, DON JR 184 HAMILL, JAMES 210 HAMILL, ROY 210 HAMILTON, MARYSUSAN 77, 227 HAMRICK, THOMAS 210 HANLON, LINDA 85, 184 HANN, JOHN 210 HANNA, DEANNA 185 HANNA, DENISE 185 HANNA 227 H AH, CARL 91, 227 HANNAH, DONNA 227 HANNAIL TANJA 91, 242 HANSEL, ROBERT 242 HANSEN DA WN 147, 242 HANSEN, KATHLEEN 67 HANSON RONDA 91, 242 HARBOLT, ROBERT JR 227 HARDWICK, DIANA 67 HARDY, DAN 210 HARDIC EARL 242 HARDIC GUS 185, 242 HARDIC JEANNE 242 HARDY, KENNETH 87 HARNE, CARYN 185 HARNE, LESLIE 227 HARPER, BONNIE 242 HARPER, MARK 103, 210 HARPER, PAM 242 HARRIS, ALICE 169, 227 HARRIS, OLIVER III 185 HARRISON, JANNA 72, 210 HARRISON JEFFREY 77, 242 HARRISON, JULIE 227 HARRISON KENNETH 242 HART, DOUG 227 HART, KENNY 185 HART1 SHAR1242 HARTGRAVES, JEFFREY 62-63, 65 HARTWELL, LAURIE 79, 80, 210 HAR VILL, KATHERINE 242 HASBACH, JURGEN 60, 185 HASCALL, LYNN 242 HAUG, JACQUELINE 210 0, 211 HAUG, JULIANNA 185 HA UG, MARTIN 242 HAUSER, BRYAN 111, 227 HAVERMALE, RICKY 79, 227 HAVERON, JAMES II 227 HAWKINS, MICHAEL 185 H 5, 169, 185 HAWS, JERI 75, 227 HA WS, SUSAN 169, 242 HAYDUKE, CRAIG 210 HAYES, MICHELLE 227 HAYMAKER, SCOTT 210 HAYNACK, DAWN 185 HAYNOS, THOMAS 227 HEALY, ELLEN 147, 227 HEALY, TOM 185 HEATON, CARLA 210 HEA TON ROY 242 HEDRICK, MARK 108, 131, 242 HEINRICH, DAWN 85, 185 HELTON, JAMI 210 HELTON, SHAWN 185 HELTON, SHERRIE 227 HEMPEL CINDY 113, 185 HEMPLER, ANN 169, 205, 210 HEMPLER, LARA 68, 161, 242 HENDERSON, JAMES 108, 210 HENDRICKS, DEBBIE 185 HENDRIX, ELEANOR 67 HENGST, DEBBIE 80, 227 HENGSTELER, LARRY 227 HENGSTELER, SUZANNE 242 HERGENROETHER, AMY 113, 114, 147, 210 LIEBLGEN-R , 'PT-so, 82, 162. 185 HERGENROETHER, TODD 82, 242 HERI, KATHLEEN 85, 185 HERNANDEZ, ALBERT 210 HERNANDEZ, ERNESTO 87, 185 HERNANDEZ JOE 108, 242 HERNANDEZ LUCIA 242 HERNANDEZ, RICHARD 227 HERNANDEZ VICTORIA 88, 242 HERRERA, IRENE 242 HESSELSCHWERDT, RIKI 79, 185 HICKS, CHARLES 227 HICKS, GERALD 111, 211 HIDALGO, SUSAN 227 HILL, ANNETTE 185 HILL, BILLIE 227 HILL, BR YAN 242 HILL, CHERYL 82, 85, 88, 91, 162, 169, 211 HILL, DANIEL 227 HILL, KRISTA 227 HILL, TANYA 227 HILL, THERON 185 HILLS, TIMOTHY 242 HINES, PAULA 227 HINKLE, KAREN 211 HINKLE, PAUL 111, 242 HINOJOSA, MICHAEL 242 HINZ, JANET 211 HOBACK, CATHERINE 227 HOBBS, DONALD 242 HOBBY, LISA 227 HODGE, LESLIE 185 HODGES, JERRY 67, 108, 227 HOERNER, SAMUEL 227 HOFFMAN THOMAS 242 HOHN ROBERT 242 HOLEYFIELD, ROY 185 HOLLAND, NINA 227 HOLLANDER, DANORA 62-63, 77, 227 HOLLIDAY, KENNETH 211 HOLLISTER, TODD 185 HOLLOMON, ROBERT 227 HOLLOWAY, MARIE 227 HOLMES, ROXANNE 67, 79, 186 HOLT, RAY 211 HOLZGREBE, JIM 227 HONEYESTEWA, KEITH 242 HOOEY2 SHELLY242 HOOPER, ROY 131, 132, 177, 211 HOPKINS, JAMES 62-63, 211 HOPKINS, VICKI 242 HORATH, DOUGLAS 227 HORNER, PATRICIA 211 HORNUNG, EILEEN 113, 139, 211 HORSMAN, LINDA 227 HORTON, KENNETH 87, 186 HOUDE, RICHARD 186 HOUGIL JEFF 136, 242 HOUGH, SHERRI 85, 211 HOULE, JANET 227 HOUSE, ALVIN 108, 242 HOUSE, LYNETTE 211 HOUSMAN, TERRY 186 HOVATTER, DANNY 211 HOWARD, JIMMY 108, 211 HOWARD, WILLIAM 227 HOWE, ERIK 242 HOWELL, CHRISTINE 169, 221, 227 HOWELL, KATHIE 186 HOWELL, RICHARD 227 ,OWEL OLAN s SONYA 7 HOXIE, ROBERT 211 HOYT, DAVID 227 HUBBARD, LEX 227 HUBBS, VINCENT 186 HUDAK, MITCHELL 211 HUFFMAN, KEVIN 227 UFFMAN ,227 HU , TROY 227 HUGHES, APRIL 211 HUGHES, CATHY 186 HUGHES, PAULA 211 HUGHES, TAMMY 211 HUGHETT, LE ANNE 111, 186 HUGHETT, MARK 186 H UGHET71 RICHARD 243 HUMKE, LINDA 227 HUMPHRIES, KENNETH 60, 136, I 9 HUNDLEY, DEBORAH 85, 186 H UNDLEIC RICKEY 243 HUNT, ROBBIE 227 HUNTER, TIM 243 HURLBERT, DETTA 20, 65, 69, 70, 227 H URLBERT1 LESLIE 243 H UTCHINGS, BRADLEY67, 243 HUTCHISON, CYNTHIA 80, 227 HUTCHISON TOM 243 HUTCHISON, WILLIAM 186 HYDE, CARRIE 227 HYNES, GREGORY 29, 186 I IMES, KIMBERLY 211 IMMEL, EDWARD 243 ISBELL, MARCY 211 ISENBERG, MICHAEL 186 ISHAM, RUSSELL 108, 243 ITAYIM, SANA 79 J JONES, JONES JONES: JONES, JONES D JONES, JONES, JONES, JONES, JONES JONES, JONES, JONES, JONES, JORDA DAVID 67, 187 ERICK 108, 228 FRANK 228 JACQLYN 67 JACQUELINE 212 KARL 67, 108, 212 KATHLEEN 212 KELVIN 228 LORI 187 MARGARET 187 RICHARD 212 SUSAN 243 TOM 243 WENDY 212 N KIMBERL Y 67, 243 JORDAN, LAURIE 85, 187 JORDAN, LILA 228 JORDON, PAMELA 67, 77, 82, 162, 212 JORGENSEN ELIZABETH 243 JUAREZ, SANDRA 228 8 JUDD, PRTSGILLA 67, 169, 243 JACKSON, JACKSON, JACKSON, JACKSON, JACKSON, KRISTIN 211 MARY 67, 211 RICHARD 29, 186 RUBY 227 WILLIAM 67, 227 JACOBS, EUGENE 108 JACOBS, JOHN 186 JACOBS, RICHARD 227 JACOBS, TONY 227 JACOBSEN, KAREN 70, 79, 113, 147, 169, 227 JACOBSEN, LISA 186 JARCZYK, MARY 82, 169, 186 JARRETT, DELL 186 JARVIS, STEVE 79, 131, 228 JASKOLSKI, TOM 186 JASKOLSKI, VIDA 228 JASMAN, JOSEPH 211 JEFFERSON, PAIGE 186 JEFFERSON, RACHEAL 228 JEFFERSON, TONY 211 JENKINS, KATHY243 JENKINS, MICHAEL 211 JENNINGS, LORI 243 JIMENEZ ANGELO 131, 243 JIMENEZ, DENISE 80, 211 JIMENEZ, GEOVANI 113, 147, 167, 187 JIMENEZ, GERARD 79, 228 JIMENEZ, MARIA 187 IMINEZ, JOHNN 91 AN SEN, KENNETH 187 JOHANNSEN, MICHAEL 211 KABANA, DENISE 243 KACH, MARK 243 KAMARATA, DALE 228 KAML, DIANE 188 KANG, YOUNG 212 KATIS, DENISE 228 KATZDORN LORI 88, 243 KAUFFMAN, JACK 228 KAYES, ROSEMARY 212 KAZUBOWSKL KEVIN 243 KEAHEY, VINCENT 228 KEARNEY, DONOVAN 228 KEATING, BETH 188 KEATING, DAVID 77 KEATING, MICHAEL 212 KEATLEY, JAMES 108, 131 KEATLEY, MARK 212 KEATLEY, RANDALL ,212 36 JOHNSON JOHANSEN, JAMES 228 JOHNSON BARBARA 228 MHNSON, 228 BRUCE CINDA 187 JOHNSON: CINDY 22s JOHNSON, DARIUS 187 JOHNSON, Emo 187 JOHNSON JERI 211 JOHNSON: KEN 65, 169, 187 JOHNSON, LAURIE 211 JOHNSON, MARK 228 JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, MIKE 211 MILLIE 228 PATRICIA 211 JOHNSON, RANCE 108, 228 JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON, JOHNSON JOHNSON ROBERT 228 SANDRA 228 SHARON 187 SHELLEY243 SHERRI 243 JOHNSON, SHERRI 211 JOHNSON TERRI 243 JOHNSTON MARY67, 243 JOHNSTON TROY 243 JONES. DARLENE 243 KEAVENEY, PAUL 228 KEENE, JEFFREY 62, 63 KEENE, JEFFREY 212, 228 KEILBACK, ANDREA 212 KEITH, JOSEPH III 228 KELLEHER, CHERYL 188 KELLEIC VALERIE 67, 243 KELLOGG, MOLLY77, 82, 243 KELLY, DANIEL 188 KELLY, JAMES 212 KELLIC MARY243 KENDALL, EARL 212 KENDALL, JOHN 188 KENN LEIGH 67, 88, 243 KENNEDX DEAN 243 KENNEDY, RON 228 KENT, DAVID 188 KENT, KELLIE 212 KENT, KRISTINA 228 KERNS, KARI 212 KERNS, KEITH 62-63, 65, 108 KERNS KELLI 62-63, 243 KERR, TAMMY67, 77, 88, 243 KESSEL, DEBBIE 88, 169, 188 KESSEL, JULIE 82, 169, 243 KESSINGER, DORI 20, 62, 63, 77, 152, 162, 169, 188 KESSLER, DANNY 62-63, 228 KEYES, WADE 228 KIESS, DIANNA 212 KIEVI7, SANDRA 243 KILGORE, RONALD 228 KILLINGSWORTIL DENISE 243 KILPATRICK, JAME 212 KILPATRICK, TIM 228 KIMBRELL, ELLISON 113, 243 KIMBRELL, RAY 87, 188 KIMBREW, BRUCE 228 KIMBREW, RAPHIEL 188 KINCHELOE, KATHY243 255 KINCHELOE, MARSHA 188 KINDER, DAVID II 228 KING, BRIAN 91, 228 KING, ERIC 103 INA 228 KINGST , GEARY 188 KINGSTON VONDA 212, 243 KINMAM ARTHUR 243 KIRK, BRIAN 67, 161, 188 KIRK, REBECCA 243 KIRKENDOLL, JOE 188 KIRKEN ONDRA 228 KI AND, KEVIN 136, 212 KIRKPATRICK, JAMES 228 KITCHEN, DONALD 212 KITCHEN, DUANE 188 KITTLE, JAMES 228 KLEMENCIC, JEFF 188 KLENKLEN, ANNETTE 228 KLENKLEN, ROBERT 212 KLETTLINGER IE 228 KL T INGER, MATTHEW 188 KLIMKE, KAREN 67, 243 KLINE, CHRISTY 67, 223 KLINE, CRYSTAL 229 KLINE, RICHARD 243 -KLI-NE,,Gi,Y, 91, 229 KLINGER, NATHAN 62-63, 77. 212 KNIGHT1 JENNIFER 243 KNIGHT, RITA 212 KNOX, RONALD 229 KOBERNICK, FREDRICK 108, 243 KOBOLD, MICHAEL 111,229 KOBOLD, MITCHELL 243 KOCHES, CINDY 212 KOCHES, TRUDY 212 KOHLER, MICHAEL 243 , LIS, 229 KOHLER, RICHARD 82, 136, 162,212 KOKRON, CRAIG 229 KOLSTEDT, EDWARD 133 KOLTZ, MELODY212 KONDOS. ABBY243 KONOBECK, DEBORAH 229 KOONTz, RONALD 229 KOPPES, MARK 212 KOPYES, MICHAEL 213 KORESSEL, KIMBALL 213 KOSINSKI, KELLY 229 KOWALENKO, JACQULINE 229 KOWALENKO, SUZANNE 213 KOWAISKI, KENNETH JR, 229 KOZAK, PETER 243 KRAFF, KRISTINA 30, 229 KRESS, JAMES 87, 133 KR UG, DAINA 33, 243 KRUG, MONIKA 229 KR UGGEL, GRETA 88,243 KUBAN, KENNETH 229 KVOOL, RHEA 133 KVOOL, VALERIE 229 L LA CAVERA, ANTHONY 87, 88 LA CAVERA, JOSEPH 100, 105, 131, 213 LA COURSIERE, DAVID 133 LA FORCARDE, JACQUELINE 188, 213 l3 LA RUE, DA VID 108,243 100,213 LACOURSIERE, DEBBIE 213 LAEHN, BETTY 67 LAEHN, EDWARD 213 LAFORCARDE, JULIENE 213 LAGOS, NORMA 229 LAGOS, TONY 213 LAIDLAW, BRADLEY 133 LAIDLA IZ MELISSA 82, 243 256 LAM GEORGE 136,243 LAMADRID, GARDENIA 229 LAMAIDE, MARK 213 LAMB, REX 213 LAMB, VICTORIA 29 LAMBDIN, ANDREA 30, 213 LAMBERT, DANA 139 LAMBERT, KAREN 139 LAMBER71 KIMBERLY33, 243 LAMBERT, RAYMOND 139 LANAGAN, JOHN 229 LANDERS, THOMAS 213 77, 213 LANGFORD, DANIEL 213 LANGHAMMER, PATRICIA 213 LANGLEY2 LISA 243 LANGO, DANNY 213 LANGSTOIVQ BRENDA 243 LANGSTON CARY244 LANGSTON GARY244 LANG WORTHIC DEBRA 244 LANOUE, MITCHELL 87, 139 LARK, TIM 62-63, 229 LARSON, CONNIE 2, 29 LARSON, DEBORAH 229 LARSON, RICK 100, 103, 139 LAVIN, LUCILLE 229 LAVIN, PATRICIA 213 LAWLOR, KEITH 229 LAWRENCE, JAMES 213 LA WRENCE, MARK 244 LAWSON, ARMAND 213 LAWSON, HAROLD 229 LAYNE, ROBERT 139 LAZARE, MARGIE 229 LE EEEW, BRYAN 229 LE MOEL, CHIEN-SHENG 213 LEACIL BRIAN 244 LEACH, SHELLEY 139 LEAIRD, PATRICK 139 LEAL, ROBERT 213 LEATHER WOOD, RODNEY 108, LEAVER, ROBBYN 139 LEBOEUE BRUCE 108,244 LEE, AMY 139,213 LEE, CAROL 229 JANIE 244 JA Y 244 LEE, LEE, LEE, JOANN 189 KENNETH 62, 63, 244 LEE, LEE, LISA 30, 65, 77, 229 PA ULA 244 LEE, LEE, TAMARA 189 LEEDER, GARY 213 LEFFEW, AGENA 213 LEGGETT, TRACEY 229 LEGGIN, BARBARA 65, 189 244 LEGGIN, DANIEL 62, 63, 65, 77, 161, 213 LEIGHTY, 69, 70, 169, 229 LEIG , GUY 189 LEIGHTY, ROXIE 67, 70 LEKER, SARA 213 LEMASTER, RICKY 213 LENTZ, SANDRA 213 LEONARD, DONALD 189 LEONARD, KAREN 111, 229 LEONARD, RON 213 LESSMAM DA WN 213 LESZCZYYVSKL TUN Y 100, 189 LEVELS, MARCEA 189 LEVELS, SHEENA 229 LEWIS, ALLEN 229 LEWIS, GERALD 244 LEWIS, KIMBER 67 LEWIS, STACY 67, 229 LEWIS, VICTORIA 229 LIDIA, LORI 189 LINDER, KATHERINE 244 LINDLEIC JOHN JR 67, 244 LINDLEIC LORI 244 LINDSEY, JEFFREY 229 LINDSEY, MELANIE 189 LINDSEIC PHILLIP 244 LITTLE, STACIE 213 LITTLE, STEPHANIE 213 LLEWELLYN, CLAYTON 213 LLEWELLYM GREG 244 LLOYD, ERYN244 LOBA TO, KIMBERLY244 LOCKBAUM, MICHELE 213 LOCKE, DIANNA 62, 63, 229 LOEHR, JOYCE 229 LOFTHOUSE, TIMOTHY 139 - i213 LOMEO, VINCENT 229 LONG, DAVID 229 LONG, MICHAEL 244 LONG, RICHARD 213 LONG, TONY 213 LONG, VICKI 67, 213 LOPER, TAMMY 244 LOPEZ, GREG 244 LOPEZ, JO ANNE 35, 139 LOPEZ KATRINA 244 L 08,229 LOPEZ, ROSEANN 229 LORENz, MICHELLE 77, 229 LOSEIC JAMES 244 LOUCKS, DAVID 213 LOWE, BRENDA 175, 139 LOWE, CHARLENE 77, 229 LOWE, RACHELLE 88,229 LOWE, RHONDA 139 LOWE, RICHARD 213 RODNEY 108, 244 LOWE LUCAS, MARCY 244 LUCERO, JOHN 213 LUGO, ALEX 244 LUGO, ALFRED 190 LUNA, ROBERT 244 LUSSIER, CINDY 244 LUSSIER, JAMES 190 LUTHERAN, LONI 190 LUTHERAN RICK 136,244 LYEORD, JANICE 213 LYNN DALE 108,244 LYNN, DANNA 113,213 IJNN, PATTY-111, 221 LYN 60, 32, 119, 165 LYONS, PAT'IrX.72, 166, 190,229 MAC KAY, DONNA 77 MARRERO, EVENING 244 MARRERO, MORNING STAR 214 MARRERO, WHITE DOVE 229 MARRIM MICHAEL 244 MARSHALL, THOMAS 213 MARTIN, CINDY 229 MARTIN DEBBIE 244 MARTIN ELAINE 213, 244 MARTIN, JOHN 190 MARTIN, JOHN JR 87, 244 MARTIN LORI 244 MARTIN, MALTA 113, 147,213 MAR TINEZ DEBBIE 244 MARTINEZ, EDMUNDO 91, 229 MARTINEZ, MAGDALENA 244 MARTINEZ RACHEL 62-63, 244 MARTS, ROLAND 229 MARTZ CHARLES 136, 244 MARTZ, WILLIAM 136, 244 MARZETT, OWEN 91 MARZETTE, CARMEN 213 MASKOD, BRIAN 190 MASON CAMERON 244 MATHENY, KAREN 82, 162,213 MATHIAS, GREG 87, 190 MA THIJSSEM AREND 244 MATHIJSSEN, DOROTHY 213 MATHIJSSEN, LINDA 230 MATHIJSSEN, MARGARET 190 MATHIS, MARY 214 MATTESON, SUSAN 77, 214 MATTINGLY, NANCY 214 MATTOS, JOHN 230 MAXWELL, CHARLES 190 MAXWELL, DANNY 100, 167, 190 MAXWELL, DWAYNE 230 MAY, ADELE 190 MAY, CHERYL 190 MAY, GARY 214 MAY, JOSEPH 230 MAY, KAREN 214 MAY, TERRIE 65, 214 VIOLA 244 MA IC MAY, WILLIAM 108, 230 MAYBERRY, DONALD 214 MA YNES, MAR Y 244 MAYNES, TIMOTHY 108, 214 MAYS, MARTHA 113, 230 MAZON, BETTY 67 MC ARDLE, JOSEPH 244 MC BRIDE, DEBBIE 214 MC BROOM, GREG 190 MACIAS, OLIVIA 190 QISLBROOM, PAULA 230 MACIAS, RAYMUNDO 229 MC CERT . 123 MACIAS, VIVIANA 244 MACK, STEVEN 213 MADDIX, EARL 244 MADDOCK, LINDSEY 100,213 MADELEY, LORI 190 MAHLEN ALIS 244 MAHLEN LINDA 169,244 MAIN, LINDA 190 MALDONADO, SA NTIAGO 244 LENKOVICH DY 60. 169, 190 MALONE, DANIEL 229 MALONEY, JACKIE 113, 229 MALTBY, SUSAN 213 MANSFIELD, MICHAEL 82, 213 MANSFIELD, PATRICIA 190 MAPLES, PAMELA 237, 244 MARICHALAR, EDWARD 100, 103, 213 MARISCAL, ARLETTE 213 MARKS, ANDREW 77, 244 MARKS, JENNIFER 62-63, 77, 161, 213 MARON, PHILLIP 213 MARONEY, TIM 85 MARQUEZ, KAREN 60, 165, 190 MARQUEZ, SCOTT 221, 229 MARQUIS, PATRICIA 29, 190 MARQUIS, TERESA 244 MARRERO, AL 244 MC CARTHIC MICHAEL 245 MC CARTHY, THERESA 88, 169, 214 MC CARTY, ROBERT 230 MC CLAIM UNA 245 MC CLEERIC MARK 245 MC CLUNG, DEBBIE 230 MC CLYMONDS, TERRIE 214 MC CREIGHT, ROBERT 191 MC CREIGH71 TAMARA 245 MC CULLOUGH, CLARA 230 MC DANIEL, FRANK 108, 245 MC DONALD, ANGELA 245 MC DONALD, ANGELA 245 MC DONALD, CARLTON 214 MC DONALD, CLIFFORD 230 MC FARLIM DENISE 113 MC FARLIN, LISA 214 MC GEARX DARLENE 245 MC GEARY, DAVID 118, 191 MC GHEE, CAROL 245 MC GHEE, MICHAEL 230 MC GINN, KENNETH 214 MC GINNIS, HELENE 85, 191 MC GLOTHLEN, JANICE 230 MC GONIGLE, ROBERT 214 MC GOUGIL LISA 245 MC GOWAN, JANETTE 230 MC GOWAN, JEANINE 147, 214 MC GOWAN, MARGARET 230 JOHN II 214 JOHN 231 MC GRATIL ROBERT 108, 245 MC GRATH, REBECCA 214 MC GRA TIL THOMAS 245 MC KAY, DONNA 260 MC KENZIE, TAMMY 214 MC KINNON, ROBIN 214 MC KINSTRY, MELISSA 214 MC LA UGHLIM MAR YANN 113, 245 MC LAUGHLIN, THOMAS 88, 230 MC LEAM SANDRA 245 MC MAI-ION, JANEEN 69-70, 214 MC MAHON, MARLEEN 230 MC MAINS, DENNIS 214 MC MANAMEY, TERESA 214 MC MILLAM BARRY 108, 245 MC MILLAN, NANETTE 82, 169, 191 MC MILLON, BARRY 108 MC PHERSON, REBECCA MC RAE, KERRI 191 MC WILLIAMS, DARNELL 214, 245 MEADUR, REBECCA 245 MEADOWS, TERRI 245 MEDAGLIA, JOHN 214 MEHERAN, MICHAEL 191 MEIER, BARBARA 169, 214 MENDEZ GABRIEL 245 MENDEZ JAMIE 108, 245 MENDEZ LA URIE 245 MENDEZ, MARY 230 MENDEZ, SABINA 230 MEROM MIKE 77 MESQUITA, ANTONIO 230 MESSENGER, MONTE 191 MESSICK, RICHARD 230 MESSNER, JEFF 191 MESSNER, ROY 191 MEYER, ROBERT 245 MEZA, JULIE 245 MICKLE, JUDITH 62, 63, 77, 82, 169, 191 MILAZZO, TERRI 230 MILINKOVICH, MARK 87, 91 MILLER, MILLER, MILLER MILLER, MILLER, MILLER MILLER: MILLER, MILLER, MILLER MILLER: MILLER 'MILLER MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, MILLER, ALAN 191 ANITA 245 DAVID 214 JOHN 230 JOY 230 KIM 191 KOSMOS 108, 245 LANITA 245 LORI 85, 191 MICHAEL 191, 245 MIKE 108 TE 2 30 , SANDRA 67, 191 SOPHIA 192 ' STEVEN 77, 230 TRACY 67 WAYNE 230 MILLIGAN, JAMES 192 MILLIGAM JA Y245 MILLIRON, JERRY 192 MILLS, RON 245 MILLS, STEVE 100, 103, 192 MILLS, TANDY 192 MINTZ, CAROL 214 MINTZ, ROBERT 230 MINTZ, SHERYL 230 MISKIMEN, CHRISTINE 230 MITCHELL, JAMES 230 E 88 230 1 . , MITCHELL, MELANIE sz, 162, 214 MITCHELL, MICHAEL 214 MITCHELL, MICHILE 214 MITCHELL, WILL III 230 M0-CKMIQ. 230 MOCK, STEVEN 214 MOCK, SUSAN 214 MODIC, MICHEAL 245 MODIC, PATRICK 245 MODIFER, JACQUELINE 245 MOEBS, RICKY 87 MOEHR, JOHN 214 MOLINA, PATRICIA 192 MOLLAND, MAX 245 MONRIAL, SALLY MONROE, SUSAN214 FMONTEIL RYL 91, 108, ' 230 MONTGOMERY, CRAIG 214 MON TGOMER YQ MICHELLE 245 MONTIEL, KATHRYN 230 MONTUYA, PATRICIA 245 MOODIC ALAN 245 MOODY, JIM 108, 230 MOODY, MARGARET 230 MOODY, PATRICK 100, 192 MOORE, BRAD 230 MOORE, BRET 230 MOORE, LAURA 245 MORA, CHRISTINA 245 MORALES, FRANK 192 MORALES, HENR Y245 MORALES, JULIE 245 MORAM CATH Y 245 MORAN, PENNY 67 MORENO, JOHNNY 245 MOREY, MARCIA 192 MORGAN, MAIA 245 MORIN, MICHAEL 230 MORRELL, VICTORIA 214 MORRIS, GARY 192 MORRIS, JAMES 230 MORRISON, RAY 214 MORTIS, LAURIE 214 MORTON, KEVIN 214 MORTUM MARK 245 MOUNSEYQ PATRICIA 62-63, 147 169, 245 MOUNSEY, STEVE 192 MOWREY, CHRIS 230 MOYA, FRANK 108, 245 MOYA, LOLA 245 MOYA, RALPH 214 MOYER, JIM 85, 192 MOYER, SUSAN 139, 230 MUELLER, SHEILA 245 MUHLESTEIN, DOUGLAS 214 MULCAHY, MAUREEN 214 M ULHERIINC PA UL 245 MULLER, JOHN 192 MULLINS, GARY 192 MULLINS, MARGARET 230 M ULLINS, MELINDA 245 MUNOZ KA THY 245 M UNOZ LYDIA 245 MIHVOZ MICHAEL 131, 136, 246 MURDAUGH, JOHN 230 M UREL, TIMOTHY 246 MUREL, TONY 192 MURPHIC ARTHUR 91, 246 1, 230 MURPHY, JOAN 192 MURPHY, LEISA 65, 230 MURPHY, MARJORIE 113, 169, 230 MURPHK MARY246 MURPHY, ROBIN 230 MURPHY, VIRGINIA 192 MUTCHLER, MATT 192 MUTU, ANTHONY246 MUTUM, CLAYTON 192 MWSE, JOY 192 MYERS, CA ,ao MY , GARY 214 MYERS, JANNETTE 214 MYERS, MICHAEL 230 MYERS, SHARON 214 NAGY, BARBARA 230 NANDIN, MAGDALENA 169, 230 NANDIM OSCAR 246 NAPIERKOWSKI, ROBERT 230 , SHA 01330 NA VARRO, SANTIA G0 JR 246 NEAL, HOLLY 230 NEEL, LCRR ,zo , FRANK 214 NEGRI, MICHAEL 214 NEIDEFFER, NEIL 192 NELSON, NELSON NELSON, NELSON, NELSON, NELSON, NELSON, NELSON, APRIL 214 BRENDA 246 BRYAN 230 CHERYL 231 CONNIE 214 DAVID 100, 192 DAWN 62-63, 77, 1 OBNEIC CA THLEEN 246 OBNEY, PAULA 80, 231 ODETTE, TERESE 215 OGBORM LORI 167, 246 OGBORN, RHONDA 231 OHLER, JENNIFER 193 OHTON, BARBARA 246 OHTON, VIRGINIA 215 OLADOVICH, ERIN 231 OLANO, KRISTEN 246 OLEJNICZAK, SHELLY67, 246 OLI VAS, ISIDRO 246 OLIVER, MICHAEL 193 NELSON, JOYCE 88, 231 NELSON LISA 246 NELSON MARY246 NELSON, PAUL 131, 231 NELSOM REINE 246 NELSOM SHARON 246 NEMMER, REGIS 214 NEMMER, RICHARD 214 NERBK CAROL 214 NEUBERGER, LISA 62-63, 231 NEVILLE, KATHLEEN 147, 214 NEWBILL, REGINALD 214 NE WELL, KELLIE 246 NEWELL, SHANNON 214 NEWLIM KAREN 246 NEWPORT, WILLIAM JR 246 NEWTON, JANETTE 215 NGUYEAL QUYETMANH 246 NGUYEN, TIEN 231 NICHOLAS, CATHERINE 246 NICHOLAS, DA VID 246 NICHOLAS, MARY ANN 215 NICHOLS, DANIEL 118, 166, 167, 192 NICHOLS, JOHN 231 NICKENS, GREGORY 100, 215 NICKENS, ROBERT 231 KERSON ,A VER Y 246 L 108, 118, 231 NICKERSON, MICHELLE 231 NICKERSON, WAYNE 215 NICLEY, CLYDE 193 NICOLETTI, ROBERT 82, 136, 162, 169, 215 NIEDERNEYER, JEANIE 246 NOE, CARL 231 NOE, DEBORAH 215 NOE, KIMILA 246 NOLAN, DARRELD 231 NOLL, BARBARA 246 NOLL, BE VERLE Y 246 NOLL, LORI 215 NORBY1 BARBARA 65, 246 NORRIS, MARLENE 231 . OSSEK J NOWAK, HELENE 113, 114, 193 NOWAK, MICHAEL 231 NOWAKOWSKI, JUDITH 215 NOWAKOWSKI, MONICA 231 NOWELS, PATRICIA 246 NUGENT, JAMES 193 OLIVER, STEPHANIE 67, 91 OLSEN, OLSEM OLSON, OLSON, OLSON, OLSON, OLSON, OLVEY, 1 93 OLVEY BARTT 87, 193 LORI 246 BARBARA 215 CAROLYN 193 KIMBERLY 215 MARK 193 VICKY 231 CYNTHIA 78, 88, 169, JAMES 231 ORONA, NCRA 231 ORSINI, ORSO, JEANINE 231 ORTEGA, PAUL 193 OSBORN, BRUCE 193 OSBORNE, MARTIN 87, 231 OSTRANDER, ANDREW 193 OTERO, ROSEMARY 215 OTTERMAN, ROBERTA 215 OUELLETTE, DIANA 85, 193 OWENS, KIMBERLY231, 246 OWENS, TRA VIS 246 OWSLEY, DANIEL 231 OWSLEIC MICHELLE 246 P PACHECO, ROBERT 193 PADGETT, TIMOTHY 85, 215 PAHLKE, CATHERINE 246 PAIS, RICHELLE 85, 193 PAIS, ROBERT 231 PALMER, PALMER, PALMER, PALMER, PALMER, PALMER, PALMER, CHRISTAIN 108 JEANNE 193 LESLIE 231 LINDA 214 SHARI 67, 246 THOMAS JR 246 WILLIAM 108, 246 PALMISAND, JON 194 PANLKE, ANNMARIE 231 PANTAJO, ALICIA 246 PAPAN, PATTY 139, 231 PAPAN, WILLIAM 246 PAPINEAU, ROBERT 215 NUNEZ, ARTHUR 193 NUNEZ, JOSEPH 111 NUNEZ, MARY 215 NUZZO, N YDES, N YDES, O NICHOLAS 215 DEBORAH 11 1, 246 DA VID 246 O BRIEN, THOMAS 215 O CONNELL, KEVIN 65, 231 0 CONNELL, SHEILA 215 O CONNELL, THERESA 193 O DONNELL, MICHAEL 246 O NEAL, RON 193 O NEILL, KEVIN 231 OBERMILLER, DANA 246 PARKER, ELDON 215 PARKER, PARKER, PARKER, PARKER, PARKER, PARKER ERICA 72, 167, 194 JEFFERY 215 JOHN 194 JUDY 231 KATHR YN 77, 246 WILLIAM JR 194 PARMAR, KENNETH 194 PARMAR, SHARON 246 PAROD, LESLIE 246 PARR, ERIC 246 PARR, PETER 215 PARSONS, JANICE 231 PASSARELLI, DAVID 231 , PATTEN, CHERI 231 PATTERSON, DAWN 215 PATTERSON, JAMES 62, 215 PATTERSON, VICTORIE 194 PAVOGGI, STEPHEN 194 PA YAM RUDYJR 246 PAYNE, BARBARA 169, 215 JAY 2 PEAVEY, Y 215 257 PECK, LYLE 63, 246 PRINCE, PEGGY 195 PELLEG 5, 215 PRISER, GARY247 I STANLEY 131, 215 PRITCHARD, CLAUDE 216 PENA, VANGIE 67, 80, 246 31 PENBERTI-IY, LISA 215 PROUTY, SUSAN 216 j, PENERA, PATRICIA 231 PR YOR, CYNTHIA 247 PEOT, JAMES 215 PRYOR, LORI 231 PEOT I 231 PR YOR, PATTY 247 EOT1 THOMAS 246 PERELLA, CHRISTINA 75, 169, 205. 215 PERELLA, RANI 169, 205, 215 PEREZ, DAVID 194 PEREZ ELIZA 246 PEREZ, KENNETH 215 PEREZ MARIA 246 PERLA, RENATO 215 PERRET, NIKKI 194 PERRK CHRYL 246 PERRY, DENISE 87, 194 PERSONS, CANDY 246 PETERS, BRENNEN 215 PETERSEN, SUSAN 215 PETERSON, JOHN 194 PETERSON, KRISTI 62, 161, 231 PETRA, PAMELA 215 PEYTON, RENEE 85, 194 PFEIFFER, BARR Y246 PFEIFFER, JOSEPH 215 PFEIFFER, LESLIE 246 PHELPS, CHRISTOPHER 87, 194 PHELPS, MARK 246 PIERCE, PETER 194 PIERSOM AILEEN 247 PIERSOM KENNETH 247 PIMENTAL, CINDY 215 PIMENTAL, VICKIE 194 PIMEN TEL, DOLORES 91, 113, 247 PIMENTEL, ROBERT JR 91, 231 PINKNEIC MARK 247 PINNEY, CAROL 194 PINO, MAX 194 PINO, SOPHIA 65, 231 PIPER, BRIAN 231 PISARSKI, CATHARINE 231 PISARSKI, RICHARD 215 PLAISTED, LUCINDA 87, 215 PLANALP, TIM 231 PLANTZ, MICHAEL 215 PLANTZ RICHARD 82, 247 PLETKA, MARY 78, 194 POE, PA UL 247 POLANCO, BARBARA 247 POLENSKE, JIMMIE 100, 105, 216 PONCE, JESSICA 231 PONCE, SYLVIA 216 POOL, DIANNA 194 POOLE, JESSICA 241 POOLE, PATRICIA 194 POPPERT1 ARLAN 241 PORTANO VA, DENISE 241 PORTER, GERALD 241 PORTER, GRACE 216 PORTER, IRvIN 13, 195 PORTUGAL, ALFRED 216 PORTUGAL, STELLA 241 POTTER, DIANNE 216 POTTS, JOILEA 36, 195 POWELL, JULIE 241 POWELL, WALTER JR 216 POWERS, LINDA 231 POWERS, WALTER 61, 216 PRATT, THOMAS 195 PRENTICE, SHERRY247 PRESSLEY, DEBORAH 195 PRESSLEY, SHARON 231 PRESTUM KENNETH 108, 131, 247 PRICE, JENNY 195 PRICE, PENNY 75 PRICE, ROBERT 216 PRIDDY, ROBYN 231 PRIDDY, SCOTT 216 258 PUHR, SABRINA 85, 195 PUTMAINL ANDY 247 PUTMAN, CONNIE 231 PYON, JAE 195 ' QUIDERA, RAUL 231 QUIDERA, SANDRA 216 N MICHAEL 247 QUIJA O, QUINN, DIANE 231 QUINN, DOUGLAS 231 QUINN, JAMES 195 QUINM SHARON 147, 247 QUINN, STANLEY 231 R RAAB, BONNIE 141, 241 RABA GO, RICHARD JR 241 RADEMACHER, BRUCE 216 RALLS, DEANNA 231 BALLS, JULIE 241 RAMIREZ, MICHAEL 195 AMIREZ, RI 16 72 R , OBER O 216 RAMIREZ, STELLA 216 RAMIREZ SUSANNE 241 RAMSEY, CHESTENE 111, 231 RAMSEY, CHESTER 131,231 RA1vISEY, CONSTANCE 231 RAMSEY, DIANNE 13, 33, 216 RAMSEIC JOHN 241 RAMSEY, MICHAEL 216 RANDALL, VANCE 195 RANDOLPH, CAROL 61, 216 RANDOLPIL KELLI 231, 241 RANDOLPH SANDRA 241 RANDON, MICHAEL 100, 118, 121 195 RATLIFFE, HAROLD 195 RATLIFFE, OTIS 216 RATLIFFE, VALERY247 RAIC DANA 247 RAY, JAMES JR 232 READING, MICHAEL 247 REARICK, DALE 108, 232 REQEME, ROBERT 100, 131, 167, REDFERN, SCOTT 108, 121, 232 REDFERM TODD 108, 247 REDMAN, DONNA 216 REECE, LAURIE 216 REECE, TIMOTHY 232 REED, KELLEY 216 REED, RANDALL 216 REED, TARA 80, 169, 232 REESE, ARLEEN 232 REEVES, JACK 232 REEVES, GINA 113, 147, 247 REEVES, SCOTT 216 REEVES, TERA 113, 232 REHAN, DEBBIE 216 REID, KENT 87, 195 REID, MARTI 216 REID, RONNIE 247 REIM, ROY247 REINEER, CHARLES 216 REITMEYER, SUSAN 80, 232 RENSBERGER, REGINAL 247 RESEL, SHERRY247 RESER, JAMES 123, 216 RESSLER, KIRK 108, 247 RESTIFO, LISA 216 RESTIFO, NADINE 247 REYNAGA, ROSEMARY 80, 232 REYNOLDS, BR YAN 247 REYNOLDS, DANA 237, 247 REYNOLDS, DEBRA, 216 RHOADES, TERRIE 232 RICE-LBD.BYN.80, 232 RICH, KELLI 216 RICIL THEODORE 247 RICHARDSON, JANIE 65, 216 RICHARDSON, JAY 232 RICHARDSON, RONNY 216 RICHARDSON, SUZANNA 216 RICHE, JENNIFER 195 RICHINS, KIRK 232 RICHINS, KRIS 108, 247 RICHWINE, CAROLYN247 RICHWINE, RICK 108 RICK, JANICE 216 RICKER, NORMAN 216 RICKER, RICHARD 195 RIDDLE, THERESA 247 RIENECKER, JEFF 232 RIGGS, TERRY 216 RIKAS, LYNN 70, 195 RILEY, MARY 65, 217 RIOS, DEBRA 247 RIPLEIC DORA 247 RISLUND, ALLEN 87, 195 RITCHHAR71 KIMBERLY62, 2 RITCHIE, SANDRA 247 RITER, KATHLEEN 217 ROBB, WILLIAM 87 ROBERTS, ALBERT 195 ROBERTS, DEBORAH 195 ROBERTS, KAREN 147, 247 ROBERTS, RODNEY 217 ROBERTS, SHANNON 147, 217 ERTS, T 217 ROBE ON, JULI 217 ROBINS, BRIAN 195 ROBINSON, DARLENE 232 ROBINSOM JULIA 247 ROBINSOM KEITH 247 ROBINSON, MARK 196 ROBINSON, PAUL 196 ROBINSON, ROSEANNE 217 ROBISON, JAMES 196 ROBISON, JONA 62, 63, 232 , 232 RODEM LAIRD 103, 241 RODEN, MISHELE 196 RODGERS, CAROL so, 232 RODGERS, CINDY 211 RODGERS, SCOTT 62, 63, 169, 196 47 RUIZ MARIO 248 RUMLEY, GLENDA 196 R UNGE, FRANCES 248 RUNGE, WAYNE 217 RUSSELL, FAY 217 RUSSELL, IDA 217 RUSSELL, LOUISE 248 RUSSELL, MARK 196 RUSSELL, MELISSA 248 RUSSELL, ROSELAND 248 RUTIGLIAND, MICHAEL 77, 196 RYAM JAMES 248 RYAN, MELODI 62, 63, 217 RYAN, PATRICIA 113, 114, 217 R YAN RA CHELLE 248 RYDER, MARGARET 248 S SABEM TAMARA 67,248 SABOEIRO, GREG 123, 169,197 SAGE, LORI 232 SAHR, REID 211 SALADIM ANN 243 SMAQm, 85,218 SALADIN, JANETTE 77,232 SALADIN, SUE 72, 191 SALAZAR, ANITA 248 SALAZAR, JOHN 232 SALAZAR, RUTH 243 SALAZAR, SHIRLEY 217 SALO JOHN 87 197 SALOMON ALMA,232 SALDANA, LINDA 78, 80, 197 RODRIGUEZ CATHERINE 247 RODRIGUEZ, JOHN 108,232 RODRIQUEZ LILLIAN 241 ROE SLIE 232 XROE, TAMR , 241 ROER, MARIE 111, 169,247 ROER, MICHAEL 111,232 ROGERS, EARL 232 ROGERS, JUDY 23Z 243 ROGERS, JULIA 248 ROMERO, DEBBIE 211 ROMERO, KIM 232 ROMERO, PHYLLIS 196 ROMERO, SEAN 211 ROMERO, SYLVIA 232 113, 147, 217 ROMERO, THERESA 196, 217 ROSEBERRIC LORI 248 ROSENTHAL, JONAS 217 ROSS, KATHR 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SCA CCIA, MICHAEL 248 SCALES, CHRISTINE 113, 248 SCHAAPHOK, CAROL 197 SCHAEFFER, DEREK 248 SCHAEFFER, SON YA 248 SCHAETZLE, CHARLES 108, 217 SCHALK, LAURIE 67, 248 SCHEMENAUER, LISA 88, 169, 1 SCHEPIS, JOHN 87, 197 SCHERER, LANA 80, 197 SCHERMANN, CAROLYN 197 SCHERMITZLER, TOM 232 SCHILLING, LARRY 67, 100, 217 SCHILLING, SHARON 80, 113, 232 SCHLECHT, TRACIE 217 SCHLOSSER, MARK 197 SCHLUCTER, GEORGE 232 SCHMIDT, JASON 82, 87, 169, 232 SCHMIDT, MARK 217 SCHMIDT, NAOMI 82, 161, 169, 197 SCHMITT, GREGORY 87, 197 SCHOFYELD, KATHY237, 248 SCHROEDER, BRADLEY 232 SCHROEDER, MARK 197 SCHROEDER, VALERIE 217 SCHUFLETOWSKI, DAVID 78, 197 SCHUH, JULIE 221, 232 SCHULDT, MATTHEW 197 SCHULER, JONNA 217 SCHUSTER, CAROLYN 113, 114, 147, 217 SCHUSTER, JOHN 217 SCHUTZENHOFER, ANNA 78, 198 SCHWAB, TERRI 232 SCH WAB, TIMOTHY 248 SCHWARTZ, DEAN 123, 198 SCH WARTZ2 MARK 248 SCOGGIN, JOHN 217 SCOGGIN, TAWNYA 217 SCOKOS, DEBORAH 217 SCOTT, BRETT 217 SCOTT, DAVID 198 SCOTT, DAVID 100 SCOTTL TAMM Y 248 SCRANTON, LISA 232 SCRIVNER, KOBY248 SEAMAN, RICKY 232 SEAMAN, TERRY 217 SEANEZ, VICTOR 217 SEARS, DANNY 232 SEARS, DONNA 198 SEARS, JIM 217 SEARS, PATRICIA 217 SEA IC CAROL 248 SEAY, CHARLES 217 SEECHOMA, WILLARD 108, 248 SEIBERT1 KAREN 67, 248 SEIDELMAN, RICHARD 161, 217 SELL, MISTY 217 SELLERS, DENN Y 248 SELLERS, REBECCA 248 SELLERS, ROBBIE 198 SELLS, JAMES II 108, 248 SELLS, JUANITA 232 SERIANL GEORGE 248 SERNA, DEBRA 232 SESMA, ANTHONY 217 SESMA, RICHARD 248 SESSIONS, PATTI JO 198 SETI MARLENE 248 SEVERSON, KIMBERLY 232 SEWARD, KENNY 169, 198 SEWELL, DUNG 198 SEWELL, TRANG 248 SEYFERT, STEVE 232 SEYLER, DEBBIE 232 SEYLER, RICHARD JR 232 SHABAZZ, JIHAD 217 SHABAZZ, RASHEEDAH 217 SHEXBAZZ, SAFEE ULLAH 78, 91, 32 SHAFE, CANDIE 232 SHAFE, SHANE 198 SHAFFER, VICTOR 233 SHARLEY, TWYLA 62, 63, 233 SHARPE, DWA YNE 248 SHAW, KENNETH 217 SHELLENBARGER, DREW 217 SHELTON, JAMES 233 SHELTON, TANYA 233 SHEPARD, LISA 72, 111, 164, 165, 169, 198 SHEPARD, LORI 111, 217 SHEPHERD, ED WARD JR 248 SHEPHERD, TERRI 233 SHEPPARD, WILLIAM 248 SHERWOOD, GREGORY 233 SHILLIDAY, DAWN 88, 233 SHIPE, MARK 233 SHIPE, TAMARA 198 SHIRCLIFF1 AMY 248 SHOCKLEY, STEVEN 233 SHOPE, ANTHONY 136,217 SHOPE, BRADLEY 248 SHORT, ROCHELLE 233 SHORT, TODD 218 SHOUSE, NANCY 248 SHROCK, DOUGLAS 248 SHUMAKER, BRENDA 169,248 SHUMAKER, JOSEPH 248 SHURTLEFF, ROCHELLE 198 SIBELL, DENISE 233 SIEGFRIED, ROBERT 249 SIFRIT, TRACY 29, 30, 77, 82, 198 SIFUENTES, MARY 233 SILBAUGH, ALISON 169, 218 SIMERDLA, DEBORAH 95, 198 SIMMONS MARK 249 SIMMONS, ROBERT 87, 198 SIMMONS, SANDRA 218 SIMPSON, JANICE 233 SIMS, TAMIE 198 SIPPLEL LORI 248 SKEENS, JAMES 67, 82, 169, 198 SKEENS, JEANANN 249 SKEHAM THOMAS 249 SKINNER, JAMES 249 SKINNER, WILLIAM 218 SLATTERY, SHAWN 218 SMALLEY, BARBARA 198 SMART1 TRA CIE 249 SMARTT, SAMANTHA 233 SMITH, BELINDA 233 SMITH BL YE 249 SMITH, BOBBY 198 SMITH, BRAD 233 SMITH, CARI 198 SMITIL CRAIG 249 SMITH DANY 249 SMITH, GINA 218 SMITH, HEATHER 218 SMITH, HOLLY 113,233 SMITH, J M 218 SMITH JAMES 233, 249 SMITH, JEFFREY 108,233 SMITH, JONATHAN 218 SMITH, JOYCE 218 SMITIL KAREN 249 SMITH KEITH 82, 63, 169,249 SMITH, KELLY 233 SMITIL KIMBERLY249 SMITH KURTIS 249 SMITH LARRY249 SMITH, LOLA 233 SMITH LYNNE 249 SMITIL MA CHELLE 249 SMITH, MICHAEL 198 SMITH, RANDALL 62, 63, 218 SMITH ROBERT 108, 249 SMITH, ROGER 198 SMITIL SHIRLEY91, 249 SMITH, SHIRLEY 85, 199 SMITH, STEPHEN 62, 68, 233 SMITH, STEVEN 199 SMITH, SUZANNE 147, 199 SMITH, TRENT 233 SMITH, WILLIAM 233 SMITHERSQ ANDREA 67, 249 SMITHSOM NORLIEN 249 SMOUSE, CAROL 218 SMOUSE, LARRY 108, 249 SNIDER, PHILLIP 238 SOLIS, RICKY 199 SOLIS, THOMAS, 233 SOOTER, MILTON 249 SORAH, ANGELA 233 SORAH, TIMOTHY 67, 88, 249 SORENSEM A UDRE Y 249 SORG, NICKI 199 SORRELLS, DENVER 62, 63, 218 SORRELLS, MELISSA 249 SOTO, PEGGY249 SOTO, TERRY 218 SPANO, LAUREN 199 SPANO, PATRICIA 249 SPEARS, GARY 78, 233 SPECHT, MICHAEL 218 SPENCER, RICKY 233 SPENCER, TAMMY 82, 199 SPIDELL, LAURIE 233 SPILLANE, LINCOLN 233 SPIRES, DE WA YNE 249 SPRAGUE, CAROLYN 72, 199 SPRAGUE, CHRISTOPHER 108, 233 SPRIGGS, JAMES 249 SPURLIN, CARRIE 233 STAFFORD, MELINDA 199 STAFFORD, MELISSA 249 STAFFORD, SCOTT 233 STAKEMILLER, MIKE 249 STALLBA UMER, ANGELA 250 STAMPER, MARK 218 STAMPER, TERRI 250 STANIFER, DONNA 233 STANLEY, TIMOTHY 199 STANZIONE, CHERYL 218 STAPLES, CYNTHIA 250 STASIK, CHRISTINE 250 STATES, DONALD 233 STATES, RUTH 85 STEARS, JEROME 250 STECK, ROBERT 218 STEFANIK, DANIEL 218 STEGGS, JODEEN 78, 218 STEIN, MATTHEW 218 STEPHENS, BRENDA 250 STEPHENS, MARLENE 250 STEPHENSON, LINDA 113, 218 STEPR KIMBERLY250 STERLING, ROGER 233 STEVENS, BRADLEY 233 STEVENSON, MARY 218 STEVENSON, PATRICIA 62, 63, 65, 233 STEWART, TRAVIS 218 STIDHAM, JAMES 199 STIGLEMAIIL DALE 250 STILL, JUANITA 250 STIPR IM 233, 250 STITES, KAREN 250 STOCKHAM, WENDY 233 STOFFEL, VALERIE 218 STONE, JEFFREY 250 STONE, KAREN 113, 233 STONE, KELLY 233 STONE, LANNY 108, 218 STONE, STONE, STONE, STOUT, MARY250 TIM 250 WILLIAM 218 JENNIFER 85, 199 STRADER, CYNTHIA 218 STRADER, RUBY 233 STRAJNA, DEBBIE 218 STREEPER, MARY 233 STRINGER, DANIEL 233 STRINGER, KENNY 100, 103, 164, 165, 199 STROBEL, HARLAND JR 199 STRONG, DEBORAH 250 STRONG, MICHELLE 169, 233 STR UBE, JERE 250 STUBBS, JACKIE 233 STUBBS, JERRY250 STULTS, KURTIS 218 STULTZ, DANIEL 199 STURGIS, DEL 218, 233 STYLES, JUNE 250 SUDERS, JODI 250 SUDERS, LAURI 80, 218 SUDERS, PATRICK 78, 173, 199 SUESS, MARY 218 SUESS, PATRICIA 199 SULLIVAISL MICHAEL 108, 250 SUMAM MARK 250 SUMMERHILL, DELAINE 218 SUMNER, BRUCE 218 SUMNER, KENNETH 250 SUNIGA, MARK 69, 218 SUNIGA, STEVEN 250 SUTER, MICHELE 88, 250 SUTHERLAND, KAREN 199 SUTTON, CALVIN 199 SUTTON, DANIEL 199 SUTTON, JAMES 233 SUTTON, RHONDA 233 SWAPP, RENE 233 SWARTZ, JOHN 218 S WARTZ MIKE 250 SWEARINGEN, DEBRA 233 SWIFI1 BARRY 108, 250 SWINGLER, CAROLE 199 SYLVIS, EDMUND 233 SYLVIS, JUDITH 78, 199 SZYSIQANSKI, JANET 60, 169, T TACKETT, BRUCE 250 TAKACS, CSILLA 250 TALBERT1 MELANIE 250 TALBOT, LYLE 233 TANG, HING 233 TANTON, AVID 199 TANTOM TIMOTHY 108, 250 TAPP, CURTIS 218 TAPP, TONY250 TAVERNARO, KARLA 233 TAYLOR, BRENDA 200 TAYLOR, CORA 200 TEDROW, LESLIE 233 TEGARDEN, TAMMARA 233 TELLEZ, DARLENE 113 TEMPLE, DEBORAH 67, 234 TEMPLETON, DEBRA 78, 234 TERHARK, CYNTHIA 234 TERRASAS, PATRICIA 218 TERRASAS, TERESA 234 TESSIER, DAMONE 218, 250 THILL, DIANE 200 THILL, PA TTI 250 THILL, STEVEN 62, 63 THILL, VERNON 250 THOMAS, DEBORAH 234 THOMAS, FRANSCINE 218 THOMAS, LISA 234 THOMAS, MARGARET 65, 78, 161, 218 THOMAS, MELINDA 250 THOMAS, PATRICIA 234 THOMPSON, ELIZABETH 62, 63 169, 205 THOMPSON, JAMES 234 THOMPSON, KATHY 200 THOMPSON, MICHAEL 85 THOMPSON, RICHARD 234 THORN, MICHELE 113, 114, 169, 234 THORN, STEPHEN 234 THORN, THOMAS 218 THRELFALL, JAMES 82, 169, 200 THRIF11 DAN 60 TIERCE, BONNIE 218 TIFFANY, ANGELA 234 TIMMS, JEFF 250 TINSLEY, DERRICK 234 TINSLEY, LETITIA 200 TIPLER, CAROL 85, 200 TIRRILL, LAURI 200 TIVIS, JOHN 218 TODD, ROBERT 250 259 TODD, TOMMY 234 TOLEDO, MADEL YN 250 TOMLINSON, EVELYN 218 TOMMASONE, ALAN 250 TOON, KENNETH 234 TOOM PA TTY 250 TORIZZO, SUSAN 200 TORRES, ADAM 218 TORRES TORRES TORRES TORRES TORREL TORREZ MICHAEL 234 PATRICIA 200 PETE 200 SUSAN 234 FRANK JR 200 JOHN 91, 218 WILLIAMSON, HEIDI 80, 235 Z TOTMAN, DANIEL 108, 234 TOTMAN, KENT 218 TOURNAY, CHERYL 200 TOUVELL, MIKE 108, 250 TOWNSEND, CINDY 200 TOWNSEND, GINA 200 TRASANCOS, CARRIE 200 TRASANCOS, JOSE 108, 234 TRA UFLER, RANDALL 250 TRAYLOR, LYNDON 100, 105, 218 TREMBLAY, BETTIE 218 TREPANIER, ROSE 80, 234 TREPANIER, SEAN 250 TROMBLEIC LORI 139, 147, 250 TROPEANO, DEBORAH 218 TROUTZ ANDY 123, 250 TR UJILLO, LUPITA 91, 250 TR UJILLO, RUBEN 250 TRUJILLO, TERESA 234 TUCKER, ALICIA 234 TUCKER, ROBERT 234 TUILEFANO, DEWAL 108, 218 TULLIS, LOUISE 250 TURK, DENA 250 TURNBAUGH, KENNETH 234 TURNER, LARRY 234 TURNER, NORMA 200 TURNER, WA YNE 250 TWISDALE, RUTH 234 TYNES, CONNIE 234 TYNES, GEORGE 200 TYSIAK, LORETTA 234 TYSIAK, THERESA 85, 200 UFHEIL, DENISE 78, 200 ULMER, SAMMIE 200 UNGER, JEFFREY 218 UNTEIDIG, KRISTY 200 VACHON, LESLIE 234 VALDEZ, OLIVIA 250 VALENCIA, JORGE 234 VALENTINE, BETH 218 VALENTINE, CHER YN 62, 63, 250 VALENZUELA, GARY 219 VALENZUELA, RITA 250 VALKINGBURG, ERICK 70, 108, 234 VALKINGBURG, KIRSTEN 70, 77, 200 VALLE, GUSTAVO 219 VALLEROLI, DIANE 200, 234 VALLES, PATRICIA 201 VAN KIRK, EDMOND 250 VAN KIRK, MICHAEL 219 VAN KIRK, SHAWN 219 VAN LANKER, TERRI 250 VANOVER, MARVIN 250 VARGAS, ROSEMARY 250 VARVEL, BRIAN 234 VARVEL, FRANK 201 VARVEL, LIONEL 201 VASQUEZ DA VID 250 VASQUEZ, HENRY250 VASQUEZ, SUSAN 201 VASSER, REBBECCA 234 VASSER, SAM 219 VAUGHN, DAWN 67, 234 VAUGHN, LEAH 219 260 VA UGHM SUSAN 250 VEACH, DEBORAH 169,234 VELASQUEZ, JEANETTE ss, 201 VERA, CORTE 234 VERDUGO, TERI 85, 201 VERHOEVEN, JUDY 234 VICK, NILES 201 VIDAURE, SUSAN vs, 147,234 VIGIL, PA UL 250 VILLALOBOS, ANTHONY 250 VILLALOBOS, TAMMY251 VILLALVA, JOHNNY 201, 234 VILLELA, CATHERINE 219 VILLELA, RAMON 91, 234 VINCIGUERRA, ERIC 234 VINES, MARY 219 VOICT, RICHARD 62, sa, sv, 161, VOLLMER, DANIEL 131,241 VOLLMER, MARK 201 VOLLMER, NANCY so, 169,219 VON PRISK, RONALD 219 VON PRISK, MICHELLE 251 VON PRISK, STEVEN 234 VONTHRA, DAVID 219 W WACKERFUSS, GARY 234 WADE, JEFFREY 219 WAITIL COREY251 WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, WALKER, DEBBIE 251 DENISE 251 HERMAN 201 JEANETTE 85, 201 POLLY 113, 234 WALLACE, DAVID 201 WALLACE, DOUGLAS 234 WALLACE, LINDA 234 WALLACE, VERONICA 251 WALLIS, ANGELA 201 WALLIS, RICHARD 251 WALLS, ANITA 91, 251 WALLS, BRUCE 78, 91, 111, 234 WALLS, CELESTE 201 WALTER, SHARON 234 WALTER, STEPHEN 131, 201 WALTERS, SCOTT 219 WALTMAM RICHARD 251 WARD, MARRON 251 WARD, SHANNON 67, 219 WARD, SUSAN 113, 251 WARDELL, DEBRA 67, 201 WARDELL, GAIL 67 WARE, ARNOLD 219 WARFIELD, DOUG 234 WARNER, BRENDA 147, 251 WARNER, JAMES 251 WARNER, MARCIA 234 WARNER, ROBERT 131, 132, 219 WATCHMAN, ALVIN 201 WATKINS, ARTHUR 234 WATKINS, LARRY 234 WATLACK, MIKE 251 WATSON, BENTLEY 85, 219 WATSON, SHELLEY 78, 85, 219 WATT, MICHAEL 87, 201, 234 WATTS, LA URIE 91, 251 WATZEK, DANIEL 234 WATZEK, DONNA 85, 201 WEAVER, WEAVER, WEAVER, WEA VER, WEAVER, WEAVER, WEA VER, WEAVER BECKY 201 CAMILLA 234 DEBBIE 201 DIANE 67, 251 DWANE 219 GAYLA 219 NANCY67, 88, 251 WILLIAM 219 WEBBER, SUZANNE 219 WEBER, MARIANNE 169, 251 WEBER, MIRIAM 88, 251 WEBSTER, KEN 234 WEDEKIND, MICHAEL 251 WEDIN, LELAND 201 WEEMS, GREG 219 WEEMS, LISA 147, 251 WEIGERT1 HERMANN131, 251 WEIGERT1 RUDY251 2 WEINHEIMER, ANN 60, 75, 205, 219 WENSEL, JOHN 234 wENzL, DANIEL 202, 219 WERHANOWICZ BILL 108,251 WERNER, DAVID 235 WERNER, KAREN 235 WERNER, RUTH 85,202 WERTZ JAMES 251 WERTZ, ROBERT 87, 235 WESOLEK, SANDRA 219 WEST, MICHAEL 202 WESTBROOKS, LENISE 202 WESTBROOKS, PRISCILLA 235 WETHERILL, BENJAMIN 62, 63, 108, 131, 235 WHALEN, JEFFREY 219 WHEATON, JOYCE 235 WHELAN, MICHAEL 219 WHITE, CHARLES 235 WHITE, EVETTE 251 WHITE, GAIL 251 WHITE, KENNETH 219 WHITE, TAMARA 251 WHITEHEAD, JO ANN 85, 219 WHITEHEAD, LONA 77, 88, 202 WHITEHEAD, SANDRA 235 WHITEMAN, PATRICIA 219 WHITFIELD, CHRIS 251 WHITFIELD, VALERIE 219 WILBRANDT, MARY 219 WILDER, REGINA 251 WILDS, CAROL 235 WILDS, DONNA 82, 162, 169, 251 WILDS, JUDI 202 WILEIC WALTER 251 WILHELM, JENNIFER 219 WILHELM MICHELE 251 WILHELM, ROBERT 219 WILKE, KIM 70, 80, 219 WILKES, CHERYL 67, 235 WILLIAMS, DANNY 202, 251 WILLIAMS, DAVID 235 WILLIAMS, DENISE 202 WILLIAMS, HERMAN III 108, 131, 251 WILLIAMS, JERROLD 108, 251 WILLIAMS, KELLY 202 WILLIAMS, MELISSA 191, 235 WILLIAMS, MICAH 24, 219 WILLIAMS, SHERRY88, 251 WILLIAMS, TERRA 235 WILLIAMS, THOMAS 202 WILLIAMS, WILEY JR 251 WILLIAMSON, CHRISTI 113, 147 WILLIAMSON, KARI 219 WILLIAMSON, RHONDA 166, 202 WILLIFORD, WILLIAM 202 WILLINGHAM ROLAND 251 WILLISTEIN, SHERRY 62-63, 65, 235 WILSON, AMY 235 WILSON CYNTHIA 91, 147, 251 WILSON, DANIEL 219 WILSON, HOPE 219 WILSON, JAMES 202 WILSON, MARK 202 WILSON, PEGGY 202 WILSON ROBIN 251 WILSOM TIMOTHY25l WILSON, TRACY 78, 202 WILTCHER, DOUGLAS 219 WILTCHER, SANDY 111, 147, 202 WIMBERLK CHRISTOPHER 108, 251 WIMBERLY, DIANE 85, 219 WIMBERLY, MARK 202 WINEBRENNER, RANDY 235 WININGER, BARBARA 251 WININGER, MARY 235 WININGER, SHANNON 235 WIRTH, ROBB 235 WIRTIL SUSAN 251 WITTE, JOHN 219 WITTER, JO 219 WOLE BOB 251 WOOD, C WOOD, C ANDACE 60, 202 HUCK 235 WOOD, FLINT 235 WOOD, KAREN 235 WOODFORD, SHELLY 202 WOODS, CAROL 88, 169, 202 WOODS, FORREST 235 WOODS, GAIL 60, 219 WOODS GARY251 WOODS, KELLIE 251 WOOD WARD, BRIAN 251 WOOLEVER, TAMMY 235 WOOLEY, ROBERT 108, 235 WOOLGAR, CARL 123, 219 WOOLGAR, CLA UDE 251 WOOTEN, ANDREA 20, 72, 219 WORLEY, GWENDOLYN 235 WORLEY, WILLIAM 235 WORRELL, MICHAEL 202, 251 WORRELL, RAYMOND 235 WORTH, CARL 235 WORTH, RICKY 131, 235 WORTHEN, DANNY 219 WORTHEM TAMM Y 251 WRIGH71 CARRIE 85, 251 WRIGHT, DON 219 WRIGHT, JUDITH 203 WRIGHT KATHLEEN 251 WRIGHT, LAURIE 203 WRIGHT, RACHEL 235 WRIGHT, VICKI 203 WROBEL, ROBERT 123, 235 WYATT, BOBBY 108, 251 WYATT, KENNETH JR 20, 100, 169 WYMAN, FRED 251 WYMAN, JOSEPH 235 WYRICK, JAMES 251 WYRICK, TERESA 80 Y YANOVICH, JUDITH 80, 235 YARBOROUGH, LISA 203 YATES, SANDRA 67, 77, 85, 219 YATES, SCOTT 85, 219 YEARACK, JAMES 219 YEARACK, MARGARET 203 YEARACK, MARK 251 YEE, JOYCE 139, 235 YERBY, PAUL 251 YORK, JAMES 203 YOUNG, BONNIE 62, 63, 169, 203 YOUNGQDENISE 169, 219 YOUNG, JAMES 219 YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, YOUNG, JENNIFER 235 JERILYN 113, 139, 235 ROBERT 219 STEVEN 100, 136, 169, 20 SUE 219 TERRI 235 WAYNE 235 YOUNGBERG, DOUG 123, 219 YUROCHKO, DAWNA 62, 63, 235 YUROCHKO, KATHLEEN 85, 203 ZACEK, BARBARA 251 ZAINO, CHRISTOPHER 62, 63, 169, 219 ZEEMAN, MELODY 203 ZEUGNER, CATHERINE 203 ZIESER, MARK 29, 219 ZIGTERMAN, CRAIG 235 ZIGTERMAN, NIKKI 251 ZIMMERMAN, CARL 235 ZINDA, DONDI 251 ZINDA, NANCY 251 ZUNIGA, STEVE 131, 219 ZYGUTIS, NANCY 219 ' , . lf , '5Uf',fv:1Efi4f ,. . 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