Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 260 of the 1983 volume:

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N4 . 4, NY 1 R xx fx! i N ' 'R ffifm QQ . x-fx 5 K N L V ' fwv ' Q4 ' ,XE 5 Q f W Q X, G X X' XR wflxxix A nf 'T E Pi I Q x a ! ke xx W ix Elf if .WX V j.,x A , X! ,g I , by.. x - Afvrxv X - iw X4 ' , ' NQQFT XXX 1!jF?! .ni 57 -3 Je? .H 'EQ per? .MW 1 4,- : ,555 ,M- 55 l J 1 i It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, it was the age of wisdom, it was the age of foolishness, it was the epoch of belief, it was the epoch of incredulity, it was the season of light, it was the season of darkness, it was the spring of hope, it was the winter of despair, we had everything before us, we had nothing before us, we were all going direct to Heaven, we were all going direct the other way -- in short, the period was so far like the present period, that some of its noisiest authorities insisted on its being received, for good or for evil, in the superlative degree of comparison only. Charles Dickens could well have been describing this year at Maryvale when he penned these words. Even though students may not consider literature high on their list of priorities, few realize how well it sums up the teen-age years. It was a hectic, thousand-thing-to-do clay, or a slow, never-ending, boring one. It was the wildest thrill of victory, or the bitterest agony of defeat. It was the most challenging problem, or the easiest assignment of the year. It was the most embarrassing of dropped-book moments or the most solemn of graduation-release moments. It was the best ot times, it was the worst of times. 2 Opening iii' 22 hnqnf' mmemlmhwa. V vi ' ,gm ff' .4 A xw , -5.4 , ,KEY ' wa, , , ,mx ii N -,--.gf W Q Opening 5 , 1 1 , , ,,,,,14gfw,!35,,,,,lM-5, ,gk:,3', FACULTY PARKING VIOLATORS WILL O W Y BE T WEDA A rr owmm-ERS EXPENSE Superlatives in Sports . . . 18 Honors .. . 56 Classes 74 Organizations .. . 166 Curriculum . . . 204 Student Life . .. 222 mgfwuo, -sss Tvovwotmuwobuw gww Vwowffb oe? gomuw muon CL Jww gcvod 5J1UoMd 1 E,,'Qfu406, YWO bo mold goo Boi Wm Q CJLYUQ QM ooouu , QLU? www, AQMU QL TDLL!W1!Vl'LQ!Z to my HUM YLMUE j UM, X M gg 'VTE lx5CWw70, M, Op g3 It was the age of wisdom, It was the age of foolishness, It was not eating in the cafeteria, It was eating at Jack-in-the-Box, It was doing homework on time, It was pushing a Fiat, It was making Parnassus, It was dropping out, Thespian Mike Bodlt Crightl was Stage Manager for the first play of the year, Our Town. Other students showed their spirit by participating in various lunch time activities. Tammy Tang and Henry Lam Cbelowj compete in the Great Spoon Relay. Susan Murphy Cbelow middlej takes a try at sit down volleyball and Becky Crawford fbottom far rightl looks on. When it came to the Lifesaver Pass, Mathew O'Connell and Jenny Hazen lmiddle far right, showed everyone how it was done and Freshman Class President Patti Torsiello fabove rightj looks over the prairies of lunch time activities. 4 Opening .1 It was the epoch of belief, It was the epoch of incredulity, It was new attendance policies, It was computer phone calls, It was a new principal, It was the same lack of interest, It was turning right on 59th Avenue at 3:03, It was three cars in front of you turning left Sophomore Colleen Miskimen ffar left centeri takes charge in entering children for Child Development while Myndi Smith Qfar lower lefty does her part by providing entertainment for Tomiko Rose. Mariah Smith llefty looks forward to another year in child development. Michael Beights and Paul Beiske lcentery wait for class to get started. Cheri Clousere fabove centerj observes her experiment. Mrs. Barbara Stephens explains orbitals to her class and Mr. john Strickland talks to students. , ,Q ,Ww- mm 6, ,fl 75 'tex' Opening 7 It was the season of light, It was the season of darkness, It was after-school pep assemblies, It was before-dawn band practice, It was a 20 question test, It was a 20 question essay test, It was Maryvale 41, Central 0, It was Trevor Browne 24, Maryvale 6, Senior team members in the car push tbelowj and a sophomore team in the 10-legged race fcenterj compete for points during Almost Anything Goes III, but neither class could defeat the junior float flower middlej featuring Shirley Renou, Mark Mulcahy, Artee Karl, .. in , m,' 5, ,213 1 ,J H it f , ,Q --n Hamm, X Chris Woods and Ann Stears. Second place freshmen float fabove middlel was brought to life by Eric Kissel, Lori Benjamin, Phillip Johnson, Todd Pearson, Joey Gross, and Jimmy Mckinny. The final Homecoming week activity was the Powder Puff football game: Angel Marzette frightl breaks away for a run. Halftime entertainment also moved to a different beat: the MHS male Poms. Two male poms tfar lower rightj, Tom Price and Joe Cone, perform for a delighted crowd. 8 Opening CFA l-N A 1' nF I Bi. 1 Rocuvmkg VS w 'vig v v N x 194 -1' w v fu,- .KQ 2. A II NC A J 3 1 I I sz m 1,,. ., 1 , . w I , . ' f . A 'S H I ui Wxi 1! Q Y A Vqhr 1 Q we is . . .. . ., , .N-w.. 1 XV W Mmv mgw'i:,'N H X Wd . w,Mg?.3f.fJ NWA V akui.'fq, ' pr. Q11 , xx ...., 25-'1 V . x ' ' xg. Vg ,W-vi -M . . My K .M -.Aww-. V wqjg., Jw, H V, , fufg, --.ww ,' ' V, vm :Jw 'Wham M may A :wg .im ..m:v!CI'M3x. It was the spring of hope, L It was the winter of despair, It was finishing a 100 item bubble test, It was finding only 99 filled bubbles, It was celebrating semester end, It was getting a failure notice, It was graduating with a 360000 number, It was not graduating with a 160000 number, K all Senior Van Wilson Cabovel runs for a first down as Clark Osborne Crop, right centerj tries to evade a tackle by Central and Browne defenders. Pat Cordova Qfar rightj tries to recover an incomplete pass. The final score for the '83 Homecoming game hop rightb shines from the scoreboard. 10 Opening .Jap 4 u , n Opening 11 0 Activities on the Maryvale campus ranged from visiting with friends Ctop leftj as did Tracy McAlister, to drama with Our Town stars Jon Jackson and Kiami Rogers Qcenter leftj. Others got their kicks from poms like Danielle Cullinan flower right! or band like the trumpet section ftop rightj and Beth Snyder flower leftj. Even preschoolers got into the act by sliding like Tomiko Rose ffar rightj, but Jimmy Lantz Cfar leftj seems bored with the whole idea. I N ,rl Mi 75 W, lim is ,, X, WW, 'Qi--, 12 Opening ..4q1 We had everything before us, We had nothing before us, had had had had had had We We We We We We gotten to class on time, gotten to class five minutes late, started our freshman year, finished our senior year, the gang going out on Friday, getting grounded on Thursday, lunuuunnnn-u1nn..u..-... tu! 1:11- ' A 1 1 'X 141' avi-Yi Iii .I 'MQW 1111 a1!1l1! 11 1' lin 1f131! 111' 11111 ' 1 :1:1g all Opening 13 pen We were all going direct to heaven, We were all going direct the other way, We were going to lunch, We were going to Opportunity Hall, We were driving with a valid license, i , ,W , We were cited for speeding, iw W We had a pass to get a drink, ' e g We had an activities call slip, Qi., A f i X , it rl W9 W' is nv in ,between watchers finitely in the first group as he joined the sideline crowdiat a football game ee Gower left and cipators as Henry honda Palmer did reschool children O , Q l I 1, L will N , fl 4' ' I lqxiffvl , 1 lf' T- P M 4 W f ,Q Q Q ' ' 'Ni' M' ' 'T ' Wi l e. f AmQQlf, i ' ' ' v , ,n,,.,, ,H ,,..,QM..,,..-L..,... li ' 'H .N W WT, '- ' l W 'A1' W :Ym,..l .,,i,...,--Ll 1 r will ,, A 5 nl , .V .- .ar 1- X J.:,'f z , .sfo ,, 4 -an , 0 , i W ' F HH Opening 15 Af, 4 hai ,f -1... 1 E! mamma, A .......- 1 -ww---wl L V' ' r, gili n .Q W, A., 211 a HHN? 113 U diff? 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It may hav or worst for the student belongi ffar lefty or for Shavene Butler's An exhibition by stunt cyclist enjoyed by many while Student Pete Torsiellds gavel is held by s l ed the best... been the best the Student the worst of ntery who had been the best to this locker og. ltop rightl ary Wells was ody President Nvage terrorists. ,P l 17 L66 lk yy ry I - i A Nr kk- nw Lrxghgaw K we Pr 5' A iflfggwf- ig? .ktbs :sf- ,j N H-Exif ,Eg P' SEV: . ma? f'-ig Qs 57 fm figli-lax WX ,..-5 , JJWOS 23: S 11 Zfulgaogmf N 5 3MUH nan Zu 1 M3035 1154909 Sf Q 2-'W anim! SP ' mpg! H MQBTHUU W 4 mi O1 T xomanon 0 E It was the worst of times, lit! I f r I' Moon alley starts, ends Panther season The 1983 varsity football team, accord- ing to the Arizona Republic, was a Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde team. Starting the season against a much larger H1 ranked Moon Valley team, the Panthers were handed a dis- heartening 36-6 defeat, despite Mary- vale's touchdown in the first minute. Game two brought out the Hyde team, and the helpless Apollo Hawks were shut-out 14-0. Although Anthony Jones runs with the ball a lot ftop left, lower left and top rightj, Maryvale boasts several good backs including Darryl Williams flower centery helped by Tim Phillips and Quarterback Richard Wooten Qlower rightl 20 Sports The next Friday found the Panthers in Tempe against the Tempe Buffalos. Led by Clark Osborne and Tony jones with 115 and 106 yards rushing and Chris Hudak's three touchdowns, the team crushed Tempe with a final score of 49-13. The Cats faced Tolleson at home on October 1. Touchdowns by Hudak and Osborne finished the Wolverines hopes for victory, 20-16. W- ...f-A,,.,,, V -nl -1 H .. if O -' li V '-w., , ,l '41 -1 Q 1i l lvbnoa-nqfu., I I 5 is Q . 4' I 1 ng wma Panthers bury Central for homecoming, 41-0 ln Casa Grande for the fifth game, Maryvale proved to be an equal opportunity killer. Quarterback Richard Wooten, place kicker Ron Gue, and Receiver Randy Kindred as well as Hudak and jones scored and wrote Casa Grande's epitaph 27-0. On Homecoming, the Panthers faced the Central Bobcats and found that the force was with them. The force of jones, Hudak and Osborne, with one, two and three TD's respectively. Finishing off Central's humiliation was Gue with five points and that was all for the Bobcats, 41-0. Game 7 was a big one for the Panthers as they played Trevor Browne on the Bruins turf. The Bruins got off to a good start, however and Maryvale was trailing by 17 points at the end of the first half. The third quarter brought Maryvale's only score, a touchdown by jones. Browne's defense managed to keep Osborne, Hudak and jones under 40 yards each, a big factor in the game. In the fourth quarter the Panthers were fighting a losing battle. Trevor scored another TD, added an extra point and when time ran out, the score was Trevor Browne 24, Maryvale 6. Mr. Hyde was back when Maryvale met Alhambra and it showed. Number 11, Randy Kindred, went in for a touchdown late in the first quarter. Combined with a 2 point conversion the Panthers jumped out to an 8-0 lead. In the fourth quarter, quarter- back Wooten connected with Osborne to put in the Panthers last six points and put the Lions in their place, 14-6. The ninth game of the season brought the Panthers and Camelback Spartans together. Hanging in the balance was a play-off berth for Maryvale. But a fired-up Spartan team rained on the MHS parade with the final score 24-7. Given one more chance by a twist of events, the Panthers had to beat South Mountain in their final game and the Alhambra Lions would have to defeat the Camelback Spartans to force a three-way tie. Friday was a big evening for high school students around the Valley. The Panthers pulled off their job, defeating the Rebels 38-2. However, a late score kept many Panther fans from finding out the outcome of the Alhambra- Camelback game until Saturday. The Lions had won and the tie-breaker was on. On a cold, damp night at Central's Bobcat Stadium, Maryvale, Alhambra, and Camelback were ready to see who went to the play-offs. In the first game, Maryvale's Hyde team simply obliterat- ed Alhambra's defense for 9 points in the first quarter and 10 points in the second. The Lion's season ended abruptly on November 15 under a 19-0 Panther victory. The Spartans were next, but fared no better. Their season also ended that night as they were also finished by a Maryvale 20, Camelback 0, score. An elated Maryvale cheered its team to Phoenix College's Hoy Field on November 19. The Panthers were facing their biggest game, and one of their toughest opponents, the Agua Fria Owls. The first quarter was a grim contest and neither the Panthers nor the Owls could move the ball into the end-zone. Maryvale exploded in the second quarter, however and punished Agua Fria's defense with 13 points to the Owl's 0. When the teams came back from the locker rooms, Agua Fria was out to win, delivering a 7-point blow to the Panthers. The fourth quarter was a heart stopper, with both teams scoring, in turn. But when the smoke cleared, Maryvale was the only team standing. Maryvale was going to the semi-finals and Agua Fria was going home with a losing 27-21 score. With a new hope, Maryvale was ready to again face the Moon Valley Rockets. This time the Panthers thought they could win. At Glendale Community College, the Panthers hoped to win a shot at the state AAA title. Maryvale started big with a TD in the first quarter, but couIdn't stop the Rockets offense, or get around their defense. The Panther scoring was over with 7 points and Moon Valley went on to beat Trevor Browne for the state championship because of their 35-7 victory at GCC. The Panthers ended their season with a 11-4 record, a championship title for the Metro Division and hopes for next year. as When Clark Osborne ftop leftj runs with the ball, he often gets help from Ignacio Trasancos and Tim Feller, so when Anthony jones carries the ball flower leftj Clark helps out although Anthony could scamper on his own ftop rightj. Defense like this tackle by Pat Cordova, Mike West and Scott johnson make it tough on opposing runners. Sports 23 'Vive-1 Uuu..,,,,,. Q 5 2 of 1 Panthers defeated at semifinals VARSITY FOOTBALL fAb0vej Front Row: Mike Slaughter, Eddie Perez, Ken Whelan, Ron Gue, Freddie Altamitano, Les Cornet Row 2: Eddie Valencia, jim Evans, Chris Wooley, Tim Daniels, Milton jones, Pat Cordova, Clint jones, Coach Neighbors Row 3: Kathy Rolle, Dr. jarczyk, Coach Clopper, jesse Gibson, Gary Shelton, Darryl Williams, Larry Contreras, Clark Osborne Theoris Self, Sol Nepsky, Coach Valora Row 4: Coach Tucker, Mike West, Chris Hudak, Tony jones, Lonnie Chestnut, Kevin Maroney, Bruce Bloomquist, Coach Hall Row 5: Mark Hawkins, Randy Kindred, Richard Wooten, Rory Robin- son, jeff Osborne, Van Wilson, Scott Levandows- ki Row 6: Scott Solomon, Nacho Trasancos, john Hoebee, Ricky Colter, Carlos Alejandro, Chris Hoebee Row 7: Tim Feller, Will Polenske, Chris Bracamonte, Rod Garcia, Scott Veach, Mark Dedmon, Scott johnson j.V. FOOTBALL fTop 24 Sports Rightj Front Row: jose Vargas, Dominic Aragon, David House, Keith Elmore, Robert Kiele, Chris Delrae, Enquene Robertson Row 2: Rich Fink, Cliff Brandon, john Fellers, joe Romero, Tim Stringer, Doug Punzel, Harreny Rio Row 3: Mike Collins, Mark Villila, Bob Stanton, Hank Amador, Matt O'Connell, Cardos Palmer, Russell Moore Row 4: Clinton Morris, Larry Kindred, joe Mapu, David Acuna, jerry Anderson, Andre House, Nick Orlando, Bob Dwyer Row 5: Mike Leon, Craig Tellez, David Sneed, Carl Worth, Pat Butler, jody Case, Noel Combs Row 6: Larry Bond, Ray Markely, Tim johnson, Rick Thomas, Kevin Williams, Steve Matherly Row 7: Coach A. jones, Mike Norby, l0hn Rirsch, Steve Lopez, jeff Davis, Mike Tellez, Coach Steve Ma FRESHMAN FOOTBALL fLower Rightj Front Row: Anthony Rowe, Brian Mack, Steve Siqueiros, Mike Ball, Andy Qutierrez, Troy Erhandt, Neal Therrien, Row 2: Pat Ramirez, Dar Vargas, Ralph McKinney, joe Bonairito, Vern Rogers, Dan Kutnick, Chuck Cobos, Douglas Pluckette, john Rubalcaba, Pete Duran, Dave Kiassen, Richard Besette Row 3: Coach Wales, Coach Maddock, Marvin Gibbs, Victor Donal, Charles Boch, Greg Meron, Greg Lee, Andy Salazar, Angel Ortega, Martin Espindola, Steve Fernandez, Coach Holman. Tom Pettit Row 4: Dan Wallace, Earnest Wallace, Don Rhodes, john Castro, jerry Williams, Ken Bowden, jarrod McQuire, Robert Fleming, Dean Leskell, Andy Ortiz, Kevin Glover, Ralph Dankworth, Eddy Moore, john Watson, Randy Osorio Row 5: Van Aldridge, Andy Sanchez, Don Shoemake, Ivan Waggner, Nate Brown, Darrin Vaughn, Row 6: Randy Dankworth, Nathan Kutnick, Bryan Obenour, Peter Alejandro, Eric Kissel, Phil johnson, Mark Sellick if 3 Aw lg Pitta iii! 'Y Iii' si lil lilfgf Mamm ww 5 Ll YIM Sports 25 my W V N . in , ..- ' ' ' arc M , juniors, Frosh form nucleus of golf varsity With freshmen, including Tammy Faherty, the first girl to try to break into the all-male ranks of golf, vying for two positions on the team, Coach jerry Hicks faced the bleakest season in Maryvale history. There were no seniors and only three juniors on the team. That the team wound up with a winning season and a fifth place finish in division was a minor miracle. Much of the credit goes to the improved play of junior Bruce Ostrander who started the year shooting in the 50's and shooting in the 30's in three of his last four matches. Three juniors led the Panther golf team this year. They are Dwane Traynor tRight and top leftj, Bruce Ostrander fcenter and top rightj and Woody Weber jfar rightj. VARSITY GOLF: Front Row: Russ Bosworth, Todd Pearson, joe Roe, Tammy Fahrety Row Two: Dwane Traynor, Bruce Ostrander, Woody Weber, Coach Hicks 26 Sports 'ar iff, .- 'WA SCOREBOARD MHS OPPONENT SCORE 228 Alhambra 236 247 Tolleson 280 173 Scottsdale 167 226 Central 206 217 Arcadia 200 248 Casa Grande - 262 215 South 230 206 Camelback 204 219 Carl Hayden 313 234 Agua Fria 236 202 Tolleson 270 215 Arcadia 206 211 Browne 220 Sports 27 X-Countr teams wing girls season perfect SCOREBOARD BOYS MHS OPPONENT SCORE 21 Scottsdale 36 15 Central 46 34 Alhambra 22 32 South Mountain 23 17 Browne 38 23 Agua Fria 47 17 Tolleson 46 22 Arcadia 36 GIRLS MHS OPPONENT SCORE 24 Central 31 22 Alhambra 33 24 Browne 33 25 Tolleson 30 28 Sports The Maryvale Boys'fGirls' Cross Country Team had an overwhelming 1982 season with the boys winning six of eight dual meets while the girls came out with an undefeated season of eight wins, four of which were by forfeit. The Panthers had an excellent turn out at the Metro Division Meet in which sixteen schools competed. The girls made an outstanding effort in becom- ing the Metro Division Champions while the boys settled with a fifth place standing. Susie Roer was first and Charlene Fiedler was fifth of the 46 runners that competed in the girls' division. The State Meet of 56 Class AAA schools meant twelfth place for the girls and twentieth place for the boys. Two-year letter awards went to Tim Blau, Lonnie Hatfield, Garrett Honah- nie, and john Quijano on the boys' team and Susie Roer and Charlene Fiedler on the girls' team. LU Cross Country ffar lefty Row One: Tammy Baldwin, janet Farmer, Alexis Borunda. Row Two: Susan Phillips, Susie Roer, Charlene Fiedler, Kathy lncerto, Ruby Gill, Ronda Gue, Galena Begaye, lama Holley. Row Three: Coach Shuster, Garrett Honahnie, Tim Blau, Mike Willey, Lonnie Hatfield, john Quijano, Paul Butler, Adrian Alvarez, joe Gutzwiller. Row Four: juan Campos, Mike Fekete, Mike Pethe, lim Brott, jay Lenne, Dennis Dahe, Doug Acher, Chuck Reeves, jeff Harris. Sports 29 aristy wins division, 3rd in state 30 Sports Varsity fAbovel Front Row: Coach 1. lrvine, Assistant Coach L. C-rayhack Row Two: Andy Wyatt, Carol Vollmer, Teresa Laird, Sue LaPlaca, Kathy Youngberg, Carolyn Coulter, Rhonda Williams, Sarah Endres j.V. 1Top Rightl Front Row: julie Napoleon, Bicki Smith, Liz, Darlene johnson Row Two: Coach L. Grayhack, Debby Dear, Tracy Williams, Debbie Delgado, Tamera Hatfield Frosh Volleyball fLower Righty Front Row: Cathy Pryor, LaShen Arnold, Monia Romo Row Two: jennifer Summers, Gina Vacanari, Joanna Zoeller Row Three: Coach O. L. Shackelford, Natalie Mortis, Lynnett Bennett, Nancy Torres, Asst Coach Sharon Schilling. 32 Sports Vicious spikes as administered by Sue LaPlaca ftop centerl, Carolyn Coulter ltop rightj and Kathy Youngberg flower rightj as well as soft high setups like the one by Sarah Endres ftop lefty helped the team flower lefty to its joyous division tournament win. Spikes, setups lead volleyers to 16-4 season The Varsity Volleyball team capped an excellent season by winning the division championship for the fourth straight year. Coached by lim Irvine, they compiled a 16-4 record, won the Greenway tournament and beat a tough Camel- back team for the division: 12-15, 15-5, 15-5. In the first round of the state tournament, the girls defeated Cortez, 11-15, 15-2 and 15-8, but their luck ran out against Rincon in the semi-finals 'l'l-15 and 'l4-'l6. Carolyn Coulter and Kathy Youngberg both made the All-State first team while Carolyn and Sarag Endres made All-division. Sports 33 ! v 'W I'- 'IC 34 Sp T' x X, Girl hoopsters open season during deadline GIRLS VARSITY BASKETBALL ftop leftl Front row: Debby Dear, Tina Gary Row 2: Galena Begaye, jackie Bolden, Riki-jo Redfern, Natalie Mortis Row 3: Brenda Reagor, Patricia Byrum, Sue Salazar, lona Davis, Sarah Endres, Yolanda Shelton GIRLS IV BASKETBALL fbottom leftl Front row: Michelle Yelverton, Lisa Mora Row 2: Nesha Henderson, Harla Surett, Michelle Noe, Tammy Hatfield, jenny Tang Row 3: Coach Jacobs, Cashandra Westbrooks, Barbara Herzog, Melissa Yelverton, Susan Murphy BADMINTON fabovel Front row: Coach lo Ann Bodway, Denise Lepley, Stephanie Hauger, Rhonda Martin, Row 2: Marianne Murphy, Pam Dixon, Cindy Dixon, Patti Leggin, Amorea Turner. A late deadline kept away pictures of a game but a varsity basketball player, Qleftl Riki-lo Redfern, shoots a free throw for the benefit of a yearbook photographer. Sports 35 Softball team rebuilds, ends with 'IO-'l'l year VARSITY SOFTBALL ftop leftJ Front Row: Lisa Ochoa, Gina Schmitt. Row 2: Sarah Endres, Paige Dasher, Debby Dear, Rhonda Williams, Andy Wyatt, Cindy Grady. Row 3: Coach Joyce Frederick, Jennie Brown, Jona Davis, Sue Salazar, Carolyn Coulter, Kelli Haskins, Coach Bev Bostrom. JV SOFTBALL fcenter leftJ Front row: Candy Dasher, Susan Hurley, Shannon Mahoney, Row 2: Judy Millam, Mary Gidaro, Lynnette Treave, Kristen Kerns, Julie Napoleon, Row 3: Toni Ramirez, Cathy Schuster, Susan Haufer, Kelly Slaughter, Debby Dear, Tammy Hatfield, Coach Hicks. FROSH SOFTBALL Q J Front Row: Liz Jimenez, Becky Crawford, Gina Vacanari. Row 2: Sonja Diaz, Karen Nolan, Cammie Trease, Harla Surett, Janet Farmer. Row 3: Anna Ochoa, Rosemary McGowan, Natalie Mortis, Lynette Bennett, Nancy Torres, Joanna Zoeller, Coach Irvine. 36 Sports L QQ -if 3 ..' Q A-. J i Q iii f ff it g 3' gg QR? 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The team used speed and agility to keep the crowds excited, but it usually was a case of too little against the taller, stronger teams. Spirit, hustle and desire can make up a little of the deficit of size as Richard Mooten flower left and centerl, Ricky Coulter ttop left and rightl, and Brian Cloe ftop centerj prove. Sports 39 Team defeats Browne in one of three win VARSITY BASKETBALL: lupper lefty Front row: Tim Newbill, Matt Perran, Coach Bloss, Coach Babcock, Tom Porter, Elgin Blunt, Row 2: Toby Cole, jeff Ryan, Tim Daniels, Scott Ryan, Rick Coulter, Brian Cole, Duane Hahn, Richard Wooten, Darren Anglin, Mark Champion, Manager Les Cornett. IV BASKETBALL: fleftj Front row: Carlos Palmer, Richard Fink, Russell Moore, Monty Valladee, Row 2: Hank Amador, Phil Baca, Noel, Mike Norby, Eric Kissel, Steve Estes, Tom Montoya, Vainus, Diggs, Larry Kindred, Dale McClintock, Coach jocobs. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL: Qabovej Front row: Payl Totter, Vu Phong, Corey Wiley, Row 2: Tom Pettit, Angel Ortega, Gary Booker, Dan Swinehart, Albert Iverson, Todd Pearson, Nathan Brown, Undra Vivarette, Andy Sanchez, Darren Valladee, Coach Shackelford. Sports 41 ., EM Aiiaaikfmg 1 f wfu V, W., in aw H31-1' wma . Ek' '.w,.-, YH, v 3' -1-1 x rw --- -......,,,...,. ...T .. .-T..k .... L. . A. --..,.. - , .-,-1 A , , -,X Q WMA K f A W.-fi.---,,,,,,Hh.wmmMMvx ,Um -..,.,L,,,,,,t::b V ...Q,,,... .,.,,., , p,,,, A L -N' L .,.,..W,w 84-'X lil IXXSJY3 .l'1BLh.. lm'-'A'.'-1...- l:.A,.,, ., .vfxfnxr--swg . M77 11,-I 1' Y I lg Vx f' 3 Y all Y..,f 1 Q- X..-1.-1-...-., 1 42 Sports fill Sout si to Panthers ,O-1. in second meet of yearffsff ww BOYS VARSITY TRACK Qtop leftj Front row: jeff Osborne, Dwight Glenn, Clark Osborne, john Quijano, Van Wilson, Rick Colter, john Castle Row 2: Nick Gonzales, Mark Champion, Scott Ryan, Tony jones, Ernest Wiley, joe Gutzwiller, Rcrv Robinson Row 3: Tim Blau, jeff Ryan, Doug Archer, Chris Bracamonte, Larry Contreras, Chris Delrae, jim Greenham Row 4: Van Alridge, jame Smith. BOYS IV TRACK jleftj Front row: Curtis Allshouse, Phung Vu, Christopher Trotter, Shawn Rhoades, Ralph Rojas Row 2: David House, Steve Bostick, john Robinette, Mike Artiaga, jeffrey Smith, Undra Viverette, Pat Butler, john Feller Row 3: Mike Nay, Donald Zerber, Dan VanMeter, Keith Kealer, Hugh Kealer Row 4: Peter Alejandro, joe Romero, Roy Gray, Ron Smith. GIRLS TRACK fabovej Front row: Sonia Brown, Edna Lee Row 2: Yvonne Borunda, Alexis Borunda, Lori Hale, Kathy O'Connor, janet Farmer, Kathy lncerto, Susie Roer Row 3: Norma Plea, Venus Davis, Susan i '4'4Hayfv7-ff-if idiot wwf ,Z Phillips, Lisa Roberts, Marcia Henley, Sherrilfxl Brown, Christina Gammage, Ruby Gill Row 4: Cathy Shuster, Mary Kirchner Carolyn Coulter Sterobel Melanie Carter 471-C1 Charlotte Fielder, janna Hodges, Bernice 7 W M M, ,VZJWQE WMM, Sports 43 I ff-Wfl 16 r , A ZW Q42 M . 5 Varsity defeat l 0 0 Wolverines in season opener Distance runners Susie Roer and john Quijano lbelow and rightl lead easily in the first track meet of the season while the discus flew from the hand of Rory Robinson flower far rightj and the shot from Charlotte Fielder ltop centerl. Mark Champion passes the baton smoothly to Van Wilson in the 440-relay. 44 Sports ,ss-e-A . :xy ww. I A 'Y , .LLL1. ,... . f KX, W -r-if-K M QM 5' .. 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Q N552 E Sports ,, ww,-,Q Four wrestlers qualif for state VARSITY WRESTLING labovej Front Row: Anthony Valencia, Steve Siqueiros, jack Brewer, Ron Cue, lim Kerr, james Robinson, Randy Siqueiros Row 2: Kathy Rolle Manager, Matt O'Connell, jay Hamill, Ron Wallis, Chris Hoebee, Pat Cordova, Bob Stanton, Coach Tom Tucker 1uNloR VARSITY WRESTLING fTop lefty Front Row: lohn Mesquita, Tony Nolan, Doug Hamlin, Doug Archer, Doug Punzel, Alex Lopez, Randy Munoz Row 2: Dominic Aragon, jerry Anderson, Steve Lopez, Coach Steve Mallernee, Steve Matherly, Bob Dwyer, Ricky Thomas FRESHMAN WRESTLING QLOwer leftj Front Row: Gary Coley, Rick Kerr, Craig Orsini, Gilbert Bernal, Anthony Valencia Row 2: Peter Duran, Danny Wallace, Ethan Bock, Tom Goss, Mike Ball, joe Gross Row 3: lohn Castro, Kevin Glover, Dade Dankworth, Coach Skip Holman, Dall Dankworth, Andy Ortiz, Chris Briones Sports 47 48 Sports Team finishes 7-3 season, division third Two brothers led four wrestlers from the Maryvale team into the State Tournament March 18. Senior Randy Siqueiros and his little brother, Steve, a freshman, as well as Senior Pat Cordova and jim Kerr joined the select group who wrestled their way to such high honors. The team as a whole went 7-3 for the dual meet season and wound up third in the divisional tournament. They started slowly but gained enough experience through the season to avenge an early loss to Central. 3 at MEM S E -VV' t ..,..1 Lie li Qui J ...-..v, .x.. A .,., .. Y. A . Q, V , is Tennis team gets Emmons back as coach GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS frightj Front row: Cindy Dixon, Bicki Smith Row 2: Toni Ramirez, Kathy Youngberg, Holly Martinell GIRLS IV TENNIS fbottom rightl Front Row: Kelly Cantele, julie Napolean Row 2: Beth Snyder, Cathy Drum- mond, Anna Ochoa. BOYS VARSITY TENNIS lfar rightj Front row: Alex Perez, Todd Schermitzler Row 2: Matt Perrann, Pete Moraga, Kevin Bechman, Kiet Lam BOYS 1V TENNIS Qfar bottom rightj Front row: Tom Goss, Bill Rauschnot, Chris Borquez. Row 2: Kevin Heal, Pete Lockbaum, Craig Tellez, Chuck Vardeman 50 Sports ,, X 5 i VSWR at 1-'S'v S f, ww-if if , . Q jfs . X: 5 '1 ,, ' 'A E W. . 2-5. ,sq 131, . iw.. . : J 1 .1, K in . ,WN ,,1,,1?'J 5 I ' it X ring, f- ,, - , Jsfv NN , 4, Q 1 1,,v?7,J1 4 . 1 va I w7 , , . V , 11 1 V ' J 4 1 'H 'v xl , ' s 's Q ' ' ' .f':3fj'::3gfp - ,pg -.Q V V .- K -: iii ,N , . +V . , ,wg K' ff L: ' , -9 H Q ' f , ff 4 352 L4 I .1 . MW.. .N y ,, .W A .,,... S, .... . gimu ' .. as S' f .. at V' ..., - O 'Q .. . . , ., 0 f , , . , 5 a Awww .. f . , 1 7 ' , . , , . . . 1 f I , . . f 1 f , 1 f '51 f 4 YA ' , 1 . . 1 1 f 1 . f . , 4 1 l v .5 , . , wfiw ' f 41 . W- W4 h-2 . , ' ff gf, -' r E, . fi 1 .4 A- n Sports 51 - Trejo's varsity W ' Q M . g'f' s 5, , Mm . 5 .. , , W, kt rv Aff kg W, , ,A,. A , as may challenge at state again Ace batsman Kevin Maroney tears around first base fabovel after blasting- gone fupper centerl in the team's game against Central. In other action, Randy Kindred fabovei waits for the ball to try and stop a Central Runner. Rufino Rubalcaba ffar rightj lets fly with a pitch and Harvey Rios frightj makes a throw to stop a steal at second base. s R' S . M u s ab V - .avi G-sr' 4- , ...A -7 4 . nf , Ls, if-'vrwtfs--sw ... .. i . 52 Sports Ng f A i w I ' V A, I t ,. ' t g iggg V K 5 W W ,ga , W ., , ,N M., QQ! --.. N A 1, 1044- . ,I - ' . wwfrfff ' ,f-gy ,,'1nf f' 3 4 f-e f:-wlffw - . w7,Q4'9ge?b:5s 1'.-5f5'J 'rf-L.,-. .. A 'V ' ' ,tr- :awk ' . ff M 11.4. 1514 .,'ff4j'.g.gQnQh,,i I ::-f,,f,.,- Lvancu. , -. , V.: A i mmwi?. x, fn -M -H M W, A ' ll . 'V h'Mv'+ :,: I ' I M 5713 . 1,1 I 1 E N . 1 . K 57 W ,zf,,f1gg3gf 4 uf, , ,W . J? N , :-2' L '!a.,gQ I-TL4 k - ' , . . WH- 'W - ,, ' , 5 1, Rqwvf I 'Q 1 ff , f'zgy,,:w,f L V - , . ,,,fW,,.'54 , ,L ,. M, K Y ' V f' ' w, , fflxqrwg 4, V L r A ' ,AMA ,L , I .W -H ff, f,-Am.. M,,6,,,w i' ,Nw 1 +L. a, I 1 -Q... .-.... 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J . 54 Sports ,N w Wm -' f ' 1. ls ',,--f 2- 2 f--1' juni' v if if ,ni Panther arsit nine win at invitational, 2-'I VARSITY BASEBALL Qabovej Front row: Sam Rios, Eddie Perez, Row 2: Brian Hart, Greg Quiros, Todd Trombley, Rufino Rubalcaba, Harney Rios, Tim Daniels Row 3: Guy Olejaniczak, IV BASEBALL ftop lefty Front row: Richard Fink, Larry Kindred, Steve Lopez, joe Anderson, Robert McEnreal, Ricky Thomas Row 2: Charlie Lopez, Eddie Perez, Freddie Altamirano, Fidel Soto, Mike Stults, Greg Zamora, Richard Tellez Row 3: Skip Hollman, jerry Anderson, Vincent Carbajal, Steve Matherly, Mike Norby, Matt Gourdoux, Dale McClintock, Frank Vigil, Robert Wiley, Don Mosteller FRESHMAN BASEBALL flower lefty Front row: Dalton Kelley, Steven Siqueiros, Daniel Vargas, Anthony Valencia, Randy Osorio Row 2: Wayne Young, Michael Lussier, Andrew Sanchez, David Klassen, john Rubalcaba, Doug Kreger Row 3: Todd Pearson, Phillip Hohnson, Mark Sellick, Bernie Olivas, Alfred Trujillo, Brian Zuguy, Jarrod McGuire MA hd M X Q xx r It was the best of times, X . f X K N S-ff .:. N -f :Q xi O Q X N I X X R , X N X Q H X.-20 '-IE E , S - S N3 Q 5 . . ' wx wwwwv x if :SM Q.5 X W is Sim -2 is ww i5fmQ.,3Q Q. x. , .. . XX -t, .gzqgi R N QM . ,... Q A M. 4 . . . X X N X X x 2 Q 4 'x W Q. X X, mls wY9 sf.:x f X 121555251- wk 4? ' Q , wuulw 5. qi It was the worst of times, in h 1433? Ramsey leads senior class in percentage DAN RAMSAY BRENT FINLEY M...muU7 ' x Y fi - i AL.. Q., R 4 ,M KAYE KUBEHL PETE MORAGA Honors 59 wi.- ,.,..,.....--- I PAT HAMRICK mg ' , if t ,.. K v Q 'fi . ,1 N i Q, , 'lf WNV!! if 4- ' VV 0 j.!'Q N f, A ,,,l-gli.. .,,, X' S A H Q 5 rf-. ,Q .Q Ja 6,6 Q Qi Q D i -fix, n L 4- its 'KA-yt,a'gk.Qf.l:.t 5:5- '41l' fx- 1 1'-C'-4 M5 rid 3'i'. f.- , '5gInbQQe.A?, ga-fi. .A ngpix Avi, ,443 ff'-as 'fs' ' XY!-X -' ' 5 if' 4: ' Q ' ' at :f','., -4'a iRfO Xa Lg, 1 kink, W qs -2' iv- .' A?'x,. .A-'1N , iv ue. -z- Q-A 'tangy 'X -2- ,x. f ga. -.',f- 1, Q 1 1-, Q 'ag I W Qt'1T.,,h Q W . N Q '-V' -g 'P x 'sz -as 'f,j,,f'?, llflliw gt-f1!j'ff1iei fL.g. . -b 'f.,,, .wfg ,-- s W 4'3l'Uv , ','3' 5 ..ui3'N'k1t' 'L KIAMI ROGERS ,U ,M .... W - , ,wsu W Vw nf I Exam 2 K-, if 60 Honors Top students raise image of scholarship GLENN RIENECKER CAROLYN COULTER iv' QI' ...-. . 3 vgfffv- ..- V V wri- 1 'G . L gf S 8 tu-J - L. S NSS' iW,fs:.:-,gr 5 -K X K ' . sa J ,wr 6 K K A K A. W A :Af 1 - . , f -g Hs, -if 1:5 -3,5 'iw N- v ' 1 A TW I .435-. K f R' 3-1 ..:. f '14-gm: .,: '1.:f-f --f ' - SNP -f,,,'i4 - -. :M L S, a,...y fHSx 'XSk.M.',, . 62 Honors r-,S :H gll R , , ll Ranking scholars earn high honors designation TOP 5 PERCENT, Ueftl Front row: Posie Jimenez, Theresa Parinello, Pam Austin, Mary Beth Mulcahy, Heather Gilmore, Kristine Costello Row 2: Arthur DeLeon, Mark Stutesman, joe Cone, Row 3: Nancy Akin, Kevin Bechman, Matt Perran, Brian Cole, Rachel Ramirez. Not pictured: Mike Vollmer, Tami Ryall, Rory Robinson. TOP 10 PERCENT: QAbovej Front row: Shirley Schepis, Tina Rockyvich, Mary Norby, David Lopez, Susanna Ma, Row 2: Pete Torsiello, David Russel, Todd Trombley, Sherry Siver Row 3: Mara Jacobsen, Linda larrett, jeff Mullen, joy Sturgis Row 4: Teresa Laird, Arnold Iverson, Will Barefield, David Baerwald Not pictured: Lucee DePalo, Scott Simpson, Anna Nunez, jeff Osborn, jeff Poppert. Honors 63 64 Honors NHS, Parnassus honor leading academic students PARNASSUS fabovej Front Row: William Lee Watson, 'Teresa Hunt, Lorie Joyner, Angela Nelson, Judy Milam, Jim Stites, Rick Mussi, Bill Rauschnot, Patti Newberry, Melanie Carter, Leigh Little. Row 2: Henry Lamb, Shauna Golladay, David Vigil, Francis Scherrer, Patricia Hamrick, Patti Leggin, Glen lngebretson, Tammy Turner, Michael Halverson, Robert Schener, Donna Glansbury. Row 3: Kiet Lam, Jona Davis, Carolyn Coulter, Kiami Rogers, Carol Vollmer, Kris Costello, Kaye Kubehl, Angela Blau, Kelly Cantele, Robyn Kells, Karen Swartz, Kenneth Ong. Row 4: Tracy Hendrick, Jeff Osborne, Brent Finley, Dan Ramsey's Picture, Michael Vollmer, Posie Jimenez, Randy Leighty, Tony Mussi, Kevin Bechman, David Baerwald, Kirk Beaty, Barbara Herzog, Mary Haynos. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY fkightj Front Row: Carolyn Coulter, Rochael Ramirez, Katrina Bailey, Heather Gilmore, Patricia Hamrick, Daye Kubehl Row 2: Arthur DeLeon, Kiami Rogers, Peter Moraga, Theresa Paranello, Isela Jimenez, Kevin Bechmen Row 3: John Gentili Qsponsorj, Nancy Akin, Rory Robinson, Michael Vollmer, Joseph Cone, Daniel Ramsey, Brent Finley bk , if ww - nmgwskk fifizi- max Q Mx- 3: Q Q .9 'UW K , ' o . ' Q Q nv - X-h K .,, . X i .2 5 Q S Q E S 1 , 5' Q law .:.: ills .QW 5 'S Q ' Q S im +A- A S 535' ww, 9 M it . Qi. 3 X 15, -N . if f s u ,Q Ensemble, duet solo musicians rate regionals REGIONAL BAND, CHOIR ltop rowl Jeff Smith, Kyle Brown, Scott Neese. SOLO AND ENSEMBLE lrightl Kiami Rogers, Pat Hamrick. Front row: Shandelle Hansberger, Kelly Sorenson Row 2: Teresa Hunt, Loran Woods, Sherrie Villa. 66 Honors .. .VAAQ 'V --..........,..,, F f - -5 I - ' -- Q N- f 3-4-6 'i'Q,,,......-----H get S .S 5. . .aww ,. is . r 5 , is i ' lx i l gl on . ANQPQY- ,,Q,,,,,,..... A E i t ' sg S fix 's-' ' if swfffji X, S t it ,xi m 'R L ii' .X li ' S max i ., E H si M 6 , my 1 - Q s- ,,w.,s.,,..-.wf ' K i ' t..'fsx,-Q Suffa is f'-tivo fi ffl S fl, ..' .'iiif-S A Wit ? -ai 'a 5 -K., :sw ' ' f Honors 67 2-dub WLT 68 H nors O x X Y 'f H E A Vw1',wv,,,.n'f N JM j 'W Q Q Honors 69 .. x....,,. ,. , t . , . . ' , Qi t.1 1 v 1 irlflii 1, t-ttft'i1+11112'1'i'I'i'I'iI'1'f'f'1'f'f'f'fff'I'E ....,1111111111111111111111 1i1E1'11'1'1'1'1i11' HE 1111111111 if 1t1l1i1 531112 I Anytown, 'State' students enjoy summer workshops ANYTOWN: fAboveJ Hehry Lam, Tami Amador, Ramsey, Arthur DeLeon Pete Torsiello GIRL S Posie limenez, Frank Gomez, Karen White STATE QLower Righty Karen Davi H h BOY'S STATE fTop Righty Peter Moraga, Dan Gilmore, Kiami Rogers 70H 4 A wvmrnuwmdw, 'Q 4... qs I Z . A . f .www .L......L L,,,l,.,. L...-.,L.,,.. L1ii.CLi r LT LLL' L.'T'1'T 1 - lui l'VL'T:1'ri 'd4T ' 1 . , ..1-L-M,..u I., -. m.f...I Q :fi ' Ye va vw Qgjiy i...,L l.m.l '1- L I W, W..-ph f -c 30' ,1 fu iii .f Z v , V, , V Ne, . ITV L, ' aa , ff, .':,l,',i ,4 A , , 2' 1 . ...M W.. 4 A, ,,,r,? ! ,..f. mwusam x Ari' Honors 71 43. .nlsul K ,...W,.,,u . .,, f'L...,-gg S. 'Q 'fs .i X f-L .41 , fa .ww :M 'QM 'I' A Q tr 'Ng .1-TY, ' K K ' 45 K Flirty.. 5 V r3,i.?,,fQif M am I 1 . fw ff? . 1 ' . 4 Ax.:fQ'.ff -W 'A 'A M K . 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M N65 1 X Q-1 M -4 A ff 'ya'- 15955 tu. --- . ,g,,. 5 'Q , I I 1 1 1 1 3 1 m 11?1 Y 76 K Y, SENIOR OFFICERS: President Shavene Butler Vice-President Chris Munoz Secretary john Castle Treasurer Posie Jimenez Representative Nancy Mickle THERESA ACUNA SHAWN ADAMS LYNN AHLQUIST JOHN AINSWORTH NANCY AKIN LORI ALLEN ALONZO ANDERSON ROCHELLE ANDERSON PATRICIA ARRIOLA DAVID ARROYO IOSEPH ASHER PAUL ATKINS PAMELA AUSTIN ANDY AYALA DAVID BAERWALD KATRINA BAILEY SCOTT BAKER SHANNON BALL WILLIAM BAREFIELD DAUNA BATCHAN JEFFREY BECHMAN GALENA BEGAYE 78 Seniors MARY BENINCASA TONI BERNAL TODD BERRY AARON BETANCOURT WILLIAM BISHOP ROBERTA BLACKHAM MICHELLE BLODGETT BRUCE BLOOMQUIST SUSAN BOATRIGHT ROBERT BONE YVONNE BORUNDA BETTY BOWERS KELLY BRAND CLINT BRATSCH ANN BROWN TERI BROWN TERRENCE BROWN SCOTT BRUMETT CHARDENIA BUCHKOSKI BRETT BURDETTE CLIFTON BURGENER PAUL BUTLER SHAVENE BUTLER SYLVIA BUTLER Sensors 79 KELLY BUVALA COREY BYRD SHIRLEY CAMERON LAURA CAMPBELL CRISTI CAMPION CYNTHIA CANEZ MANUEL CANO SIMONIA CARBAIAL WENDY CARRILLO JOSEPH CARTER CHARMAINE CASTANEDA ADRlAN CASTILLO NICOLINA CELIBERTI LYNDA CELIS KIM CHABA 80 Seniors Cv . 1.5!- B Y, , AL - ' K X E X x A it Ss is E5 E ,gk ai, ff R? L hxi X R E X X 9 2 .. J 3 3, a - '!iff' ll if Lt A ,fr A X 4 fl l so TT il l 'f ll 'l if l ! R fl ' 12 l f 1, ,. K l 2, Y if 'I Although most people had trouble at least once during the year opening their lockers, Milton Pritchett manages without even looking. XX L. K'.7 if Pete Torslello N' IQH 5, ,. . X X I I 3 A f I we L, leads actlvltles of government I S I 'Q I X . 1 Q, QE Lf' ex 6 'Kai' CYNTHIA CHAVEZ OWEN CHENG MICHELLE CHRISS DANA CLARK CHERI CLOUSER PATTY COFIELD BRIAN COLE JEFFREY COLEMAN LARRY COLLOM RICKY COLTER TANGELA CONANT JOSEPH CONE BRENDA COOKSEY GEORGE CORDOVA PAULA CORPUS KRISTINE COSTELLO CAROLYN COULTER TWILA CULBERTSON DANIELLE CULLINAN TINA CURREY MARCELYN DABB CRAIG DANIEL Seniors 81 HUDSON DAVIS KAREN DAVIS CATHY DE FAZIO ARTHUR DE LEON LUCILLE DE PALO CHERYL DE SILVA DAVID DE SOTO MARK DEDMON MARK DEHE NANCY DEWEY CYNTHIA DIXON PAUL DOI RICHARD DOOLEY ROBIN DRAKE LORI DUGGINS MYSTIC DUNCAN RICHARD EDWARDS DANNA EGGERS DIANE EGGERT KELLY ELDER VICTORIA ELLIS SARAH ENDRES 'R 2 ,41- ,....- Balloons are usually associated with younger children except during noontime activities when seniors like Nacho Trasancos carry one. ffK-- Inu VINCENT ESCALANTE MARTHA ESPINDOLA IAMES EVANS AARON FAIRCLOUGH RONDA FAUST JAMES FEATHERSTONE ELIZABETH FERNANDEZ CHARLOTTE FIEDLER DAVID FIERROS PATRICK FIC-UEROA BRENT FINLEY SELENA FLEWELLEN Seniors 83 84 Seniors ARLENE FOTI DEBORAH FOUT LAWRENCE FOX VICKIE FOX PAULINE FRAGOSO RAE FRALEY THERESA FREITAS LYNN FUNK IOE FUNNELL SUSIE FUZFA BIKKUSA GALLAGHER ROD GARCIA It Although she is all dressed up, Mary Benicasa has no place to go except Halloween dress-up activity during lunch time on campus. to th 9 4-FQ RA Seniors Ilve In mortal fear of Richardson 6 'Q I 4. .160 L If X MICHAEL GARVEY CORINNA GEEGAN RICHARD GEISER PATRICK GIDARO HEATHER GILMORE NORMAN GLOVER FRANK GOMEZ RAMON GOMEZ NICHOLAS GONZALES MARILYN GOODROAD BONNIE GRACE FRANK GRACIA REGINA GRANT GARY GRAVES KERI GRAVES KEVIN GREER STEVEN GREGORY NEVILLE GRISSETT CHRISTINE GRUVER ADELINA GUTIERREZ JAMIE GUYMAN DAVID HALLER KATHLEEN HAMEL PATRICIA HAMRICK PATRICIA HARO KENNETH HARRISON KELLI HASKINS JOHN HASPER HEIDI HAWK MARK HAWKINS PETER HAYNOS THOMAS HEMBREE SUE HENGSTELER MICHAEL HENNESS MARIA HERMAN KIM HODGE JACQU E HODGES JOHN HOEBEE JAMA HOLLEY JEFFREY HOLLEY GARY HOLMES LARA HOLMES GINETTE HOLTZ GARRETT HONAHNIE eg 'C...'f' ,W A ., I S .4 L.. x . Z h , mLmA: so . K - ' , L fy ',- kkk 5 ' h I as 1'1 as li T, -, . ' ' K A 7 435 g, ' 'g..i .,.. A im. After dozens of cafeteria cookies and gallons of milk acid indigestion and heartburn, and learns to spell relief which are his daily diet, joe Cone suffers the pangs of ROLAIDS. MARK HONER PAUL HONER LEONARD HOOVER CHRIS HUDAK DARYL HUMPHREY ROBYN HUNT GINA HUTCHINSON LE HUYNH Seniors B7 ARNOLD IVERSON ROBERT JACKSON MARA JACOBSEN LINDA JARRETT CURTIS JENSEN ISELA JIMENIZ SALVADOR JIMENEZ CHRIS JOHANSON ROBERT JOHNSON SANDY JOHNSON TERRI JOHNSON VINCENT JOHNSON ZINITH JOHNSON ANITA JONES CLIENT JONES JERI JONES s f kk? ,we State schools vlslt seniors ln November Maw x if-Q wif' MICHAEL IONES MILTON IONES DIANE KARL GERALD KATIS TIMOTHY KAY SHAWNA KEDDY JIM KERR KATY KIMBRELL RANDY KINDRED CHARLYNN KING KARLA KLOPPING DIANA KNIGHT JANETTE KOELPIEN ELIZABETH KOPPES KAYE KUBEHL TIMOTHY KULISH SUZETTE LA PLACA IAY LACEY TERESA LAIRD SHIRLEY LANE KEITH LAWRENCE RONALD LEBLANC Seniors 89 BRYAN LEMMON PAUL LEDINSKY AMY LEE TONYA LEE THOMAS LEGGIN GENE LEIGHTY LISA LEPLEY CHRISTOPHER LESSER KELLY LEWIS GABE LICON DAWN LIPKEMAN DENA LOMAX PAMELA LONGANO KENNY LOPER DAVID LOPEZ ERIC LOPEZ GREGORY LOPEZ STEVE LOPEZ SHERRI LOWE BLAS LOZANO IACQUELINE LUCAS ANNA LYNCH 90 Seniors ,gs Cutting up pumpkins was a part of the Halloween celebration that many students like Scott Brumett liked. 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'QQQQZP' SUSANNA MA KEVIN MACK KELLY MANIRE JOHN MARKS KEVIN MARONEY MIYOSHI MARSHALL BECKY MARTIN DAYLENE MARTIN THOMAS MARTIN TODD MARTIN MARVIN MASON ROBERT MAXWELL GREGORY MAYNOR KENNY MC ALISTER KEN MC CARTHY BETTINA MC CLINTOCK CHARLES MC CLUNG DIANHANN MC CORREY TRACEY MC ELROY KIMBERLEY MC INTIRE Seniors 91 DONALD MC KENZIE GARY MC KINLEY RICHARD MC LAIN RICHARD MC LAUGHLIN CASSI MC MILLIN TAMMY MEAD CARLA MEDINA MICHELE MEIGS AARON MENDEZ ERDULEO MERAZ NANCY MICKLE DAVID MILLAM RICHARD MILLER CANDICE MILLS TIM MINTZ LAURA MOLINA QUETZALIRIS MONTENEGRO BILLY MOORE PETER MORAGA CATALINA MORENO PAUL MORENO MARYBETH MULCAHY IEFFREY MULLEN YVONNE MULLIS 92 Seniors Seniors are football stars in Powder-puff MTV 42 Q- W I PV' ,- Ox A VV, N X CHRISTINE MUNOZ DALE MURPHY MARIANNE MURPHY SYLVIA NAVARRA KENNETH NEESE FAITH NELSON ELANA NEMERS COLLIS NEWBILL ROBERT NEWELL QWYET NGUYEN SANDRA NICHOLAS MARY NORBY LORRAINE NORRIS BENSON O'CONNOR TANDI OLEINICZAK CYNTHIA OLIVER ALLISON ORSON CLARK OSBORNE IEFF OSBORNE DAVID OVERMAN BEN PADILLA THERESA PARINELLO Seniors 93 ANDREA PEACE ALEXANDER PEREZ STEVE PEREZ MATTHEW PERRAN CARRIE PETERS TAMARA PETRO PAMELA PIELE SHARON PIELE MICHAIL PINO IOHN PIVONKA ROBIN PLANTZ LAURA POLLARD JEFFREY POPPERT BRANDON POWERS MILTON PRITCHETT PAM PUNZEL IOHN QUIIANO ANNAMARIE QUINTANILLA GREGORY QUIROS LINDA RAMIREZ RACHEL RAMIREZ DANIEL RAMSEY Q , J .qi-ff, ,...a-- ' .ga- Horsing around is the main pursuit at lunchtime for Don McKensie and other rough and tumblers. Qi, 'ff CYNTHIA RAY RICHARD RAYBOURN KAREN RAYMOND BRENDA REAGOR RANDEE RECTOR KITTY RELPH WILLIAM RICE GLENN RIENECKER RICHARD RIMBACH LISA ROBERTS TAD ROBINS IAMES ROBINSON RORY ROBINSON TINA ROCKYVICH ANGELA RODRIGUEZ BEVERLY RODRIGUEZ Seniors 95 KIAMI ROGERS LAURAINE ROIESKI IEFFERY ROSENBALM ROSEMARY RUBALCABA THERESA RUIZ DAVID RUSSELL TAMI RYALL SUZANNE SALAZAR EARL SAMMS DENNIS SANCHEZ LILIA SANCHEZ SUSAN SANCHEZ TOMMY SANDA RANDOLF SANDOVAL JEFF SANITER SANDRA SCHEPIS 96 Seniors -Br-Q, ,..,g' .5 , x'-'-'- o,..,,.f 'X I i f ' ' x '-at N 'Nuts-1 .wi nl. -ling M' u Q 4-L Hanging out waiting for rides, friends or classes was a favorite pastime for many like Posie Jimenez. 515.12 T? E e 5 SHIRLEY SCHEPIS DON SCHIPPER DAVID SCHLIEF TAMI SCHMIDT DANIEL SCHMITT PAUL SCHNEIDER JEFFREY SCHROEDER GARRET SCHULER DALE SCHULZE KIM SCHUMACHER TIMOTHY SCHWAB MICHAEL SCOTT VICKI SCOTT ANNETTE SEANEZ ANGELA SELLARD CHRISTOPHER SENSKY BONNIE SHINN CONNIE SHINN TIM SHUMWAY SCOTT SIMPSON GLENDA SINYARD CHRISTINE SIORDIAN Sensors 97 RANDY SIQUEIROS SHERRY SIVER STEPHANIE SLATER STEPHEN SLATER BRIAN SMITH MACHELLE SMITH MONTE SMITH RICKY SMITH TERRY SMITH ANDREA SMITHERS JERRY SNEED TRACY SOLOMON KELLY SPENCER ANDREW SPURLIN KAREN STITES PAULA STONE LEE STUBBS IOY STURGIS MARK STUTESMAN ROBIN SULLIVAN VAUGHN SURETT TAMMY TANCI t-is 1,4-fx' 'Wm ,, Nz Showing that there was no end to his talents, Student Body President Peter Torsiello gives his rendition of the national anthem at the homecoming halftime. ,kv , CN 4419, 'W vw I 'M ff , WM I 'W 4 0 f ff I 'M ,,,, vwryy A I I 2 xx , , L.. TINA TANNER EDDIE TELLEZ SUZANNE THOMAS KIM THOMPSON HIEN TO IESSE TORRES SYLVIA TORRES PETER TORSIELLO IGNACIO TRASANCOS TODD TROMBLEY IOSEPH TROPEANO TONY TRUIILLO TAMMY TURNBAUGH ELIZABETH TYUKODI BEDA VALENCIA Seniors 99 ANDREW VALENZUELA BOBBY VARVEL SCOTT VEACH THERESA VENEGAS MIKE VENETZ DAVID VERNON DEAN VICKERY MICHAEL VOLLMER IEFF WADDELL BRETT WALKER MARK WALKER MARK WALLACE DIANNA WALLEN IOHN WALTHERS EVAN WARD DWAYNE WASHINGTON DENNIS WEAVER TINA WEBER KARYN WEBSTER DANA WEEMS JEAN WEIR KRISTI WELLS MICHAEL WEST GERALD WESTBERG 100 Seniors CARL WESTBROOKS PATRICIA WHALEN KENNETH WHELAN KAREN WHITE STEFANIE WILHELM MICHAEL WILLEY GARY WILLIAMS ROLAND WILLINGHAM SANDRA WILLISTEIN VAN WILSON DAVID WIMBERLY DENNIS WING WILLIAM WISNIEWSKI TERRI WOOLEVER RICHARD WOOTEN GEORGE WORLEY MONTI WORSHAM CHRISTINE WRIGHT DEBORAH WRIGHT KATHERINE WYATT KATHY YOUNGBERG PAMELA ZYGUTIS Sensors 101 Eg bw., , 1 I I I I I I I 1 I I ! I - I I I I it I I U I I I I 1 I I - I I I I I I I 1 I I I I l I I I I I I I i . V U I I I I I I I Z 1 I 102 ,W if .1 rf' X 1 i 1 i 2 J Q , , a 0,4 pw Q , 111' ii 'NSF .tw i v 1 'N ft s I131f'l3fL ,ff ,,.. -Q37 x ,f-W' -P f ,.f 1' ,,,, , . s 6 1 i 9 1 1 1 1 i i i x I JUNIOR OFFICERS: . President Henry Lam A Vice-Presiiient Stacy Obermiller Secretary jenny Hazen V ' -Treasurer Shirley Renou 3 Representative Laurie Atchley .2 DAVID ACUNA JEFFREY AHLMAN CARLOS ALEIANDRO ROY ALLEN DALE ALLSHOUSE ALFREDO ALTAMIRANO GEORGE ANDERSON IOE ANDERSON MELINDA ANDERSON DARREN ANGLIN TRACY APEL KIMBERLY ARAGON LARRY ARMER LAURIE ATCHLEY SAMUEL ATWOOD WESTLY AUSTIN PAUL AYDLETT KATHLEEN BACKUS IRMA BAEZA MOLLY BAKER TINA BAKKEN CHRISTOPHER BALDERRAMA JEAN BALLAND MICHAEL BARIDO KAREN BARNARD CONSTANCE BAUGHER RICHARD BECKER WAYNE BENETEAU WILLIAM BENSON ANTHONY BERNAL RONALD BERNARD VICKY BILBY NEILLA BLASCHKO TIM BLAU ELGIN BLUNT IACKLYN BOLDEN IOHNNY BONNER DAVID'BOOTH 104 juniors .. Q? , - 'fa' I ,,,. K -S, IN I-.5 ,'fs,jkq 1' f ' 1' f s LL is ,,-'sVW ffl ink , 1 nah, 5 ff- lk 1 , ,nf I, ' ASA II v . s A Q , ,iv A, x , , - i fi ' I f f - 4 - lwfzf? ...ff gd ii if U U ES A .X Mn- , ww :nil F3 . 4' ' S f' 5 C' X , X I ..,.... . ,,:Ll Y Lam i prexy of '84 Class ,ci DEWEY BORN STEPHEN BOSTICK TROY BOSTICK EMILEE BOSWORTH LEROY BOWENS MICHELE BOYD CHRISTOPHER BRACAMONTE SHELDON BRATSCH JACKSON BREWER JOAN BROCKWAY JAMES BROTT ANTHONY BROWN RANAY BROWN LISA BRUTON BRUCE BUITTNER COLENE BURDIC ROSS BURNS RENEE CAIN CHAD CAIRO PAUL CAMPISI ANTHONY CANCINO BECKY CANEZ CESAR CANEZ LARRY CANO SYLVIA CANO PAUL CARNIGLIA MELISSA CARTER PAULA CARTER MICHELE CASEY FRANK CASTILLO CHRYSTAL CASTLE SAM CATANZARO ROSALINDA CELAYA LORI CERVENAK DEANNE CHAFFEE MARK CHAMPION SONIA CHARLES DORIANNA CHAVEZ THERESA CHAVEZ CHINU CHOE KATHERINE CHOUKALAS RAYMOND CHURCHWELL Juniors 105 .. N- F X, X X F E 5 'S A CHRIS Cosos . ' O I x , X S i 'A f x 5 JULIE COCHRANE KELLY COFER BETH COLVIN MICHELLE CONNOR BRYAN COOK gow! if I T153 13? C ,, 5, 5 H? MELANIE CORBIN X JOAN CORDOVA V' E-4L is? ,'A- 'fi 1 'LA' ii LLLL I PHIL cokoovfx A ' 2 I I CARL coRoNA i 1 I Enthusiasm is definitely not the expression Steve Pryce exhibits as he trudges through I the outer halls making his way from his first hour class to his second period. LYNNETTE COSPER DAWN COTHRON EDWARD CRAIN BIANCA CRUZ DENNIS DAHE DANNY DAMWIIK TIMOTHY DANIELS DOROTHY DASHER KRISTY DAVENPORT IONA DAVIS PAMELA DAVIS JEFF DAVIS . ,L 106 Juniors 5 if DEBBIE DAWAHOYA RANDY DE IORDY DEBORAH DEAR GLORIA DELONEY BRUCE DENT PATRICIA DI RICO I L A I g h e d i .S SUSAN DI Russo at i ,5 I S :D TERRY DISBENNET -1' 4:1 83 yearbook gin, uc: IIII I YY- A , We M ., . Q S11 f S X I I If . ,ff . gg' Y A Y I bu. f- As 'Z I IC I Ap. Eg X 3 s Il I 'Q' 1-1 T s H , 'N 'I ff' we L A. T. X CHRIS DIXON PAMELA DIXON RANDALL DIXON MOLLY DOTY DEANNA DOWLING BRIAN DOWNEY LES DOWNING JAY DRAKE KENNETH DRAKE DEBBIE DRODDY PATRICK DRUMM DONALD DUNNING IEFFREY DURAN PAUL DYER DEREK EBERL KENNETH EDWARDS DANIELLE EGGERS KERRY ELGESBURG CHERYL ELAM JAMES ELLEDGE NEENA ENKE IORGE ESPINOZA RUDY EVANGELISTA KELLY FAHY ALICIA FAIARDO RICKY FARLEY BARBETTE FEIGHERT TIMOTHY FELLER BRANDON FELTZ DUSTIN FENNELL Juniors 107 STACEY FENTON CAROL FERNANDEZ CYNTHIA FERRUCCIO AMY FISHBAUGH IAIME FLORES IOSEPH FLORES WESLEY FOOR CHAD FRAZEE IOAQUIN FREITAS GERALD FRENCH BRAD FUQUA GAIL FYFE PENNY GAGNE YVONNE GALVEZ FRANK GAMEZ DIANA GANIE CHARLES GARCIA DAVID GARCIA LORRAINE GARCIA MICHAEL GARCIA TAMMY GARD PAUL GARRISON STEPHANE GATES CAROLYN GEEGAN MARY GEFFRE IEFFREY GEISER MANUEL GEM RANDOLPH GIBBONS MARY GIDARO WILLIAM GILBERTSEN SANDRA GILDAY DALE GILLESPIE BRIAN GILLINGHAM SHERRI GILMORE LORI GIMPLOWITZ RODNEY GOAD SHAUNA GOLLADAY DAWN GOODMAN 108 jumors . If I ,HL I III ' if I xs- Three advise Class of '84 2' ,,5' W 'ra ' f if, gy as A Q , 'I' MM 1 3? n . ' 3' ,E A Aff 9' if f X ' Hg ,J V I :fx 4 -. w - ssss , I f A ,u s 1 i m., ff vff f . Z ,,,, , f 4 , , Q wif., gf I. 'K : fha D L s s 5 sill x bu If L A . e n g: ,R 5 ,,::. .:..1 ,:::v, 5 3: gf, :iff Ish ,,-- k,-. A ,E ,,k.,..., .. .. .. .N ww A Iita A Although studying is important enough for Michelle Maynard to spend time in the sun doing it, there are always distractions. 5 . Xmas-'wwzssigfs : g::: E.5:f:-is sgg -:fam -, . , -.s ' Na . ,, . ,. .,.. .. . . , b Ii 5 R L 6 Ll . 'V I A 1 il' 5 L I, I -zz RR is ,L 'S' K ! R UR I II.,f.fg' 2,1 '.:...I.IN 3 l I JOHN GOODMAN REBECCA GORDON KENNETH GOSNEY SHARON GOTHRO MATT GOURDOUX KELLY GOYNE CINDY GRADY THERESA GRANT DAWN GRAY JIM GREENI-IAM DAVID GRIEGO JASON CRIMES SCOTT GRIMES LANE GRIPPY MICHAEL GROSBACH STEVEN GRUVER RON GUE RONDA GUE ROBBIE GUFFEY IOSEPH GUTZWILLER TIMOTHY HADRICH DUANE HAHN SONYA HALL TINAMARIE HALL DOUG HAMBLIN RODNEY HAMILL luniors 109 SHANDELLE HANSBERGER CHRISTINE HARDISON MELISSA HARRIS MICHELLE HARRIS BRIAN HART KAREN HAUSER MARCIA HAWKINS RICHARD HAYES IENNIFER HAZEN KRISTINE HEATH THERESA HEDRICK IENNIFER HELM VERONICA HENDERSON HECTOR HERNANDEZ TANGIE HERNANDEZ PAUL HESS ATHENA HICKS RICHARD HIGGINS 110 juniors K X 3 1 f I I ,SQ X, .sf VJ 73 X . I ! X fa , .NK 1 kk ,.:: ss E . XL. I I h I S f xi t I ,I I is A fs, ,. E Q .. Q A0 .X b 2: + 'SAAE A . . -.N-1 I' nz: - f f is -fini' . 5' I . 2 ,. :Lie ' if-:zz ,mi K vt il: I 4 tg P' Occasionally a teacher creates enough interest to so absorbed that captivate his students as much as Danny Damwijk notes. appears to be, but it is the exception. This class seems ' 951 , 3 gsxrs , D0 One, 'i.- + Pixv f ff A . ' ,... to fig I Danny included, is taking as f. 1 I 3 5 I I I I .. .L R 5 ' 1 x 5 8 S W.-if A L. 'C K , JZQ, wr F , I I F K' J -S. iz, E Q-2 I A w Aww L 1.9544 J, i ake Jun ors t college test i-1 IQII ,L . N I L X usmxfgyv 'kIE2.1zsIrX L . was -:- .I JCS .. ,.,, . C LLLS L -ik-lm. L. L I Q., , 1 I Q14 ,, ., af - .1 . X. 5 u I L i I I I , . K 1 WH. ..,. .,..,. I 'Ji Q if5Tm I J . ' i -1' g.L A .' .. gt A tg: . isa' ww SX S DARRIN HILL MICHELLE HILL FRANK HINES ROB HINES STEVON HINKES DIANA HINZ JANNA HODGES CHRISTOPHER HOEBEE DONNA HOLM MARVIN HOLMES BRIAN HONER BRUCE HONER TOM HORNER DAWN HOSACK RENEE HUBBS JOHN HUGHES MARK HUGHES ANN HUNTER SUSAN HURLEY DARRIN HUTCHINSON RONALD INOCENCIO CHRISTINE JACKSON DALENE JACKSON JON JACKSON RICHIE JACKSON BEVERLY JACOBS DEBBIE JACOBS GREGORY JENKINS GREGORY JIMENEZ ALYS JOHNSON DARLENE JOHNSON FREDRICK JONNSON JEFF JOHNSON JULIA JOHNSON RASHANDA JOHNSON TIMOTHY JOHNSON TRACY JOHNSON ALTON JONES Jumors 111 ANTHONY JONES TERRY IONES TIM IORDING DAWN IORGENSEN GINA IOYA ANNETTE IUDD ARTHUR KARL KEITH KEALER MELINDA KEELING ,IUDITH KEENE IEANINE KELLY LEZLIE KELLY KATHY KEMP SEAN KERLIN STACY KING ROGER KINGSTON MARY KIRCHNER SHARON KIRKENDOLL BARBARA KISH RAYMIE KISH MALARIE KLINE IOANNA KLINGER STEPHANIE KOHLER STEPHEN KORN DEBORAH KOWALSKI SHEILA KRACHEY PAULA KRUG TERESA KUTNICK SHERRI LA FOY HENRY LAM KIET LAM KAY LANGENDORF ANITA LANGSTON ANDREA LARA ERIKA LAWSON ,EDNA LEE SYLVIA LEE 112 lumors in 'Almost' III Class second af- ' L ' 'z 2 Q 'r XI E ,L , , ,... LH .fa of K I .. A V., .,, , , My ,. , . 4 Hafig? , I DQS IX f.g.,? I Although student government could be depended upon for lunchtime activities, most students like Shauna Golladay enjoyed goofing off. uf .et ff ' fr ,,,. ,Mr , . X I , K ' e I , 1 ,,. n I I if I ft' if 7' ' if SHANNON LEEKE RANDY LEIGHTY ANITA LEON BILLY LEWIS GARY LEWIS GEORGE LINDELL BARRY LINDLEY HAROLD LINDSEY MELINDA LITTRELL PETER LOCKBAUM BRUCE LOMAX ELIZABETH LOPEZ FEDERICO LOPEZ KATHY LOVATO SCOTT LOVATO DANIEL LOVELADY ERRIS LUCAS PATRICIA LUCAS CYNTHIA LUCKETT PAULINE LUND PENNI LUND SANDY LUSSIER juniors 113 THERESA LYNCH IAMES MAGDALENO DAVID MAHONEY SHANNON MAHONEY ANGELA MARKS JOE MARKS SAM MARKS RED ROBIN MARRERO RHONDA MARTIN VIRGINIA MARTIN IRENE MARTINEZ LEESA MATHEWS PRISCILLA MATTA STANLEY MAZEIKAS HOWARD MC CASLAND CAROLYN MC CULLOUGH NATHAN MC GOWAN IIMMIE MC KEE TIMOTHY MCBRIDE LARRY MCKEEHAN IVA MEADOWS CHRIS MEDAGLIA 114 Juniors ' ,g Q- L 'I 1 A C? f I f f I N , 'I W f X 8 5 2 4 :Q 1 2 I 2, AA , A AI. pf! A Xa . 1 W3 ' ,I ' I gg , Q QI 'R L gi M lu Ii I I Ev ag I M f X C? er if . f- g 'mi' I if Z3 F I f r ,U 5' fx' . if 'M 1 X y I IIE I 1 -Alb - A friendly game of Do You Like Your Neighbor can turn into quite a tussle when one of the contestants is Kathi Rolle who does not give up her place easily. SANDRA MEDINA DANNY MEDRANO DAVID MENDOZA TRICIA MENDOZA BETTY MOFFITT CARLOS MOLINA LISA MOLINA ERIC MONROE SCOTT MONTGOMERY GEORGE MONTIEL FRANK MONTOYA BRYAN MOORE MARTIN MORENO BARBARA MORRIS RANDAL MOSES MIKE MUELLER JAMES MULGANNON TAMMY MUNOZ DENISE MURRAY BRIDGETT MURRIETTA TONY MUSSI JAMES MYERS IULIEANN NAPOLEON MICHAEL NAY PEGGY NEESE OTHELL NEWBILL GUNNAR NEWMAN THUY NGUYEN IOHN NICHOLAS TODD NIEMANN KAYLA NIX TERRI NOLAN TONY NOLAN WARREN NORTON ALFONSO NUNEZ VINCENT O'CONNELL COLLEEN O'CONNOR KELLY O'DONNELL Iumors 115 STEFAN OAIDA STACEY OBERMILLER EVENGELINA OLEA GUY OLEJNICZAK JOE ORONA TONY ORSINI PAMALA ORSO BRUCE OSTRANDER RODNEY PAIS RUSSELL PARKER CRAIG PARKS COLLEEN PARSONS MICHAEL PEACOCK ANNE PEDDLE ANA PEREZ ANNA PEREZ EDWARD PEREZ LYDIA PEREZ JILL PERRY MIKE PETHE TAMMY PEYTON SUSAN PHILLIPS LEAH PHIPPS DUANE PIERCE LISA PIERCE JASON PIKE ANNETTE PIMM TAMMY PLANALP ROBERT PLEICKHARDT TIM POLANCO WILL POLENSKE RONNIE PORTANOVA THOMAS PORTER TRACY POST TRACY POOL JEROME PRAZAK TH OM'AS PRICE STEVEN PRYCE 116 Junuors l X Q' 2 32 R Ig sw L 41 fn. A wg, ,. f wif, ' . ,I PRI3PER7'Y0f 'F in ,Eg K 42418. f I 371 : -. 5 ,,, 1 1 MAT , as f, gf 5 fi f as fs. 25 I ' ,,l F I :L ' f bf A., N all , A., V11 if Q W. fc I I' '57 IL I .,,, ,VV7 1 X , 5:7 I 1 ' . U ,I , l X f lk li in IL I I' 4 I I Z I fs' Bandanas and all, Mike Garcia lounges against the ' ,wg If front of school waiting for a ride home. '33 x I , in 1 XA , W A ji 'S ' , 5 ,ffl 'ff gs, 5? 54 5 ' qw , I D' gs - V - N V I ' I fry , V .Q 5 X i .K V , w J HH I fill , vm , jig 2 I w A f ,nil DOUG PUNZEL ANTONIA RAMIREZ ENRIQUE RAMIREZ CARRIE RAMOS JOHN RANDOLPH STEVEN REAY RIKI-IO REDFERN KEVIN REED SHIRLEY RENOU MELISSA RENTERIA CHRISTINE REYES RUSSELL REYES SHAWN RHOADES TODD RHOADES DANA RICE DEE RICHARDSON LISA RICKE SHEILA RILEY IOHN RISCH CYNTHIA RITCHHART LAURA RIVERA IOHN RIX IOHN ROBINETTE SANDRA RODRIGUEZ LEQUETTA ROGERS KATHLEEN ROLLE WILLIAM ROSE juniors 117 BARBARA ROWELL RUFINO RUBALCABA TRACEY RUGGLES MARINA RUIZ LISA RUNGE MARK RUTHEM JEFF RYAN SCOTT RYAN NANNETTE SALAZAR JUAN SANCHEZ OSCAR SANCHEZ IUSTIN SANDEFUR JACQUELYN SANDERS RONALD SANDERS MELODY SANTIAGO BRIAN SAWYER KEVIN SCACCIA TIM SCHMITT ANASTASIA SCHUTZENHOFER JULIE SCHWERD JOHN SCINTA CHARLOTTE SEECHOMA GENAI SET REBECCA SHARLEY LAURIE SHIRCLIFF SANDRA SILVA MICHAEL SILVIA BRIAN SIMMONS GINA SIMPSON MICHELE SINYARD KEN SKEHAN JAMES SKILES RICHARD SLAUGHTER 118 Juniors I v . JJ , I I z T N111 4' S A S I na, I I I If Q A .- nl :L ' ai, . 1: xgr. '.',- I 1 'Q .. I1 iiiry NX .fefsiizzlaaizaezysq K x 3 I -I 5 3 El I il M3 fe. ' A I 3' ' :Q I I k x 'UC El,--v The last bell of the school day brought many a happy smile to the faces of students, but few were U M IJ' as broad as Jenny Hazen's. 'Q-'LT' Q34 .44- 4- wr,..--- mule.. , , I aux Class readies for final year Q if K K L aa i BARBRA SMITH BICKI SMITH DANNI SMITH EARL SMITH IAMES SMITH IEFFREY SMITH MELINDA SMITH ROBERT SMITH RODNEY SMITH RONALD SMITH DAVID SNEED BETH SNYDER SCOTT SOLOMON JAY SOMERVILLE MATTHEW SPENCER GRADY STAGGS KAREN STAKEMILLER NORMA STAMAN ANN STEARS BRIAN STEFANIK TAMMORA STEWART WILLIAM STITES KIM STONE ROGER STOTTS MICHELE STROUP FRANCESS SUESS MASATOSHI SUGIYAMA MICHELE SURETT PATRICIA SUTER CHERYL SWANK MICHAEL SWIFT BRENDA TANG TONYA TANG JOHN TAYLOR CRAIG TELLEZ SHAWNA THEIN DEBORAH THOMAS juniors 119 JENNIFER THOMAS WAYNE THOMAS TONY THOMPSON KATHRYN TIMMS DANIEL TORREZ DWANE TRAYNOR KEVIN TUCKER IASON TURNBAUGH AMOREA TURNER ANDREW TYSIAK DIANE ULIBARRI CECILIA VACANARI DANIEL VALENZUELA JANET VALLEROLI CHARLES VARDAMAN ERMA vAsQuEz IEFF VATER IUDY VATER ALMA vELAsQuEz MICHELLE VENEGAS STEVE VERDUGO STEPHANIE VIDAURE DAVID VIGIL FRANK VIGIL ANGIE VILLA IRMA VILLA CAROL VOLLMER DESIA VOTE ROGER WALDREP LOIS WALKER LARRY WALLIS PAULA WALTER TRAVIS WARREN IULIE WASIELEWSKI CHRISTINE WATKINS LINDA WATKINS MICHAEL WATKINS WOODROW WEBER 120 juniors M414 3 3-E .T LA gui I 1 . pkg? ,gs 1 i.:' L' 5' A , , , A LQ 'x, 'K , Lg C W T'-A L gg A A . L' is I I I 5323 K A M , L AL1' ,L - ' - .C L- J K 3 an LI :SX gf rk A E A N5 A A LJ Lk ,f ,' Q s ,, k',Ikqx .Rf ' :,,q,- f L., A Hazen reads I morning news ,go I ILL .- S' f..g 4-ww A gs kr 1 II I LL 'I 11 Lg' N, I .mn A 2 5 W-'z .J A. - 'QTY E- '3 E. Q. I TI? A Q 9 Y A sg cw 'L Six xi IH xi I XX X K I: Q ' ' Q-sur X x X S if J I Q? ,I I-'wi I 1 lm rx .. ' Nil' fi? X I 'I' 'I Ji - gf - 5. I s f va gl? H isis SW ' I as 3 m... A . X I ' 1 ET 'ix QT: 9 5 L54 I EI f , SQA X if I V ' I. ...fam W 3 I : . I 3 J I . Q 5 A 1 'F M X' Rb- N N ff X Jef 6 I' fhgggfr IT J I i t --kh lf, gl' A ...K .,, A THERESA WELCH ORVILLE WESTERMAN TERRY WHIPPS GAIL WHITE TONY WHITE VONDA WHITE EARNEST WILEY JAMES WILEY BRENDA WILHELM JEFF WILHELM KAREN WILHELM ANITA WILLIAMS CASSANDRA WILLIAMS ERIC WILLIAMS INGRID WILLIAMS LARRY WILLIAMS MARY WILLIAMS RHONDA WILLIAMS JOEL WILTGEN RANDY WIND JOHN WIRTH SHEILA WISNIEWSKI TRACEY WITZIGMAN CHRISTINE WOODS TODD WOODSON PHILLIP WOOLEY CARLTON WORLEY MARK WORRELL KIMBERLY WRENN DOROTHY WRIGHT PAULINE WRIGHT RHONDA WRIGHT ANDREA WYATT MILISSA YELVERTON LORA YOUNG NONA YOUNG TAMMY YOUNG DAVID YOUNGER BILLY ZACEK KRISTINE ZAMBUTO DONALD ZERBER ANGELA ZWEYGARDT Juniors 121 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 4 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 i . E 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 122 lv ' sg -:.-, 1 3 -.4 elm' .f. 63 Ag f Q t u ' -T, ti' i l X i x. l ' SOPHOMORE OFFICERS: President Chris Trotter, Vice-President Judy Millam Secretary Leslie Cross Treasurer Angela Blau Representative Kelly Cantele Representative Angela Nelson IENISE ABERNATHY TRACEY ADAMS EARNEST ALLISON ELIZABETH ALTAMIRANO SYLVIA ALVAREZ HANK AMADOR IOE AMAROSSO VALERIE AMERSON ANTHONY IERRY SHERRI TERRANCE ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON ANDERSON MARK ANTHONY PAUL APOLINAR DOMINIC ARAGON MARY ARBUCKLE DOUGLASS ARCHER SHELLIE ARNELL LUIE ARRIAGA YOLANDA ARROYO JAMES ASHBROOK SCOTT ATKINS DEANNA AUSTIN ALEX BACA FILEBERTO BACA IRENE BAEZA MARIANNA BAILEY KARL BAKER WILLIE BAKER IEFFERY BALDENEGRO PATTI BALLAND MARK BALLEIOS ANGELA BANKS ELLEN BAREELELD DEBRA BARNES JIMMY BARNES THOMAS ,BARNES DONNA BASS 124 Sophomores fy , 'MPV A , 5 ' - A I! 44' 0. , 1 ' if , Y , , .,,,,,, I, K 1.1 5 Af ff 1 K 5' I' k It ! I X S I W an Y X M I I I A EIII 5' I 1 -- '-.ff ' A I I A-4 ,, A ' V Q25 ,,L, V ,gl I H Q., . If ff K So h name Trotter prexy T ,,LLL ..., , ,, My .dv in 5' M WLL -s. ,. . yr 0- ft I .4 jf Sofft , Wm lj ,AE V U! 23 ff--- ' I I 5 I aff I gg 4 , , 45 X94 , X ,L L My If Vs 'E H, Q is . , L II I-ff 'I' 3' , fly 'W I - , 7 '-I I Higfesf. 11: 2 4 ' ' f S' I f by N L xxx, N w 1 F' , . I y A' gm ' .X P L., 1 ,I ' I x M .L I QL X NS N 5 ' v 2 JW Mg ,, ., X, Mg, X , 'Q 'SF ' Q. I I5 Q. uw' qi V h 1:-. fb Y I X U , ik 1 , KAII 5 55 , , J 5 ,. 1 lik, .A f- I st . ,X A 5 X .. I :I 11 ,4 . S -r' 'rf a XLS L . NN f S K . u- -, i Anti ki EL Ig. 5 ax L as B, L , .FEI Q as M is I '28 ,, w g I Vvlevg ,fe f 'S CATHERINE BAUGHER KIRK BEATY GREGORY BECKER JOHNNY BECKMAN MICHAEL BEIGHTS DANIEL BELKNAP SHELIA BELVER DIANE BENAVIDEZ MICHELLE BENEDICT LORI BENJAMIN URSULA BENJAMIN JULIE BENNETT DIGNUS BEST ANNETTE BETANCOURT BEVERLY BETANCOURT HADLEY BEZIO PAUL BIESCHKE MICHAEL BINGHAM MATT BLANKENSHIP JOCELYN BLASCHKO ANGELA BLAU BOB BLENDU SONDRA BLOCK JEFFERY BLODGETT DEANNA BLOOMQUIST CHRISTINE BOGUE MICHAEL BOLDT SHERI BOLINGER LARRY BOND JULIA BOOTH PAMELA BORQUEZ LORI BOVENMYER ANN BOWEN RANDY BOYSE DIANE BRACAMONTE JAMES BRADLEY JOSEPH BRADY CLIFTON BRANDON DAVID BRANDT SHAWN BRANNON MICHELLE BREWER ROBERT BROCKMAN Sophomores 125 SHERRIE BROOKS IAMES IENNIE KYLE SIMON TAMMY VALERIE BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWN BROWN RHONNI BRUCHHAUSER LORI BRUMETT TIMOTHY BRYSON JOHN BUCHKOSKI FRANK BUMBA VICKI BUNTING DAVID BURSON PATRICK BUTLER PATRICIA BYRUM GEORGE CAMPA KELLY CANTELE SAMUEL CARBAJAL JEFF CARLSON IOE CARNIGLIA ANTHONY CARRILLO 126 Sophomores F ' u an 5 F' fi , . N If GN X, I x it I S Ask Q, , R jug A f TS' A I N , M ii X L-6 S FIM X M' r im Ri S I t V I OX' If L IJ 3 W .N , e if f -fs: -. :-- vvy- . X , sy k--- C ,ij- .Q j' isp A W .,- A LIAA L. y 25 N C Q I , A ez ' E .ka , sys W While most of the students enjoy the action of Iate afternoon pep assemblies so much that they keep their eyes on the field, there are a few, like Iudy Millam who glance around. .. 1' ,I zzz- H: QI Ia: wwf I ,,.. , 71.9, 72 z Izz z zz 2? zzz. , ,I i 0 1 I I'I ISTO I' tests I 7 I Ii , iff ff-A I I, ,,,z..1 , , 0 O z, Q C E1 S S S H I I I bmi 5 zzzz I 5 IIII III M37 C C , . I' I I5 in , . I I M en ' ' ' ' I .. . I In L 'vi' I V in I zzII N zzzz , MR, S ' z ,zzz zz, I WUI gm , r - v,,-1 III' -f Iwi-uw IW Eg, 7' 1 I I 2 . I I I I SUSAN CARSON X IODY CASE CHERYL CASEY I NICHOLAS CASSAR JESSE CAUDILL JANET CELIS I HOONG CHANG RANDY CHAPMAIN CHRISTOPHER CHAVEZ PAULA CHAVEZ ALAN CHURCHW ELIZABETH CLARIE LL MARTIN CLEMENII' ND COLLEEN CLEVELA I l. I I IEANETTE COLEMAN MICHAEL COLLIN NOEL COMBS , SUSAN CONE LORRAINE CONTR ERAS SANDRA CONTRERAS I MIKE COOKSEY I BARBARA COPPQILA KAY CORDIC 1 PETER CORPUS I CINDY CORREA I REANNA CRANFORD I I W. I I LESLEY CROSS STARLENE CULBE TSON R NANCY CUMMINS WILLIAM DALEY I VERA DANIEL CANDY DASHER 4I I I I MARK DASTRUP I MICHELLE DAVENPORT IANET DAVIS MICHELLE DAVIS TAMI DAVIS VENUS DAVIS I I S0 phomores 127 RUBEN DECLAY DUANE DECORA FRANK DELEON DEAN DEMARTINO CANDACE DEAN ROSE DELCASTILLO CHRISTOPHER DELRAE DEBORAH DELGADO IOSEPH DELGADO MIKE DELGADO NANCY DEMERS ELISA DESMARIAS ANTHONY DESANTI DEAN DESJARDINS GEORGE DIAZ VAINUS DIGGS MARGARET DILLON KENNETH DISCH LON DOBROSKY MELINDA DODSON CHERYL DORAN SHARON DRANE CHERYL DRISKEL AMY DUGE MARIE DUNN KIMBERLY DUROS DAWN DURSO GAYLE DUVAL ROBERT DWYER DALE DYCKMAN DOROTHY EARL ERIC EDGINGTON IOHN EDWARDS TAMERA ELAM JAMES ELLIOTT IANICE ELLISON IODY ELLISON KEITH ELMORE 128 Sophomores I i Soph dissect tin 'beastie ' I I, .: .x-f--. ....x,,.. 1 !? ::-: - EBIITL ' EEE I I SSI ' I I A Q 1 K .Q Rf L as f I QNI J , fi' Iii X A I 1 - if x X In sf I g X X I X ,G ., I .I X W, wg fl .T lv -1- ' 'fi , X x, 55,5 x L' Lv? my-,I f L ,E , 1 , g I I A .cg 'saggy EW my , ny f '5 WEE - W.W,W , 7? .1 'A A 3 I? TTT' 1 . I ' , 1, -, . Q fi H' Q I N.. i I vf ,sf 'M ii ' ,fs wr- I 'K-, i W- 37555, , f' If Q , cf- 5! Tcyv' 'wg flifil' T, V L. '05 x ' xy ! ' ,'y .lad I Y Iv-,pw , I L ,HRW Although they did not win the Skin the Snake contest, the sophomore team, led by julie Bennett, smiled their way to the finish. SCOTT ESPEN RAMON ESPINOZA STEVEN ESTES GINA EUFEMIA KIMBERLY EVANS STEPHANIE EVANS SCOTT EVELAND SHELLY EVERETT JOSEPH EYLICIO MIKEL FADDIS TAMMY FAHERTY CAROLYN FALLON ELETA FARMER ELIZABETH FAUST MIKE FAVELA MICHAEL FEKETE JOHN FELLER RICHARD FERGUSON CARLOS FERRERO CHARLENE FIELDER ARNOLD FIERROS LISA FILIPE RICHARD FINK ANDREW FISCHER CHRIS FISCUS DAVID FISK Sophomores 129 IEANETTE FITCH ,IESSE FLEMING MICHELLE FLORENCE IORGINA FLORES LISA FLORES JERRY FOSTER LORI FRENCH DEBBIE FRESQUEZ RUBY FRIAS IOSE FRIAS MARY FRIESS CHERYL FRYE BEVERLY FUGATT RICHARD FURUBOTTEN DIEGO GABALDON FRANCES GAMEZ FLOYD GAMMAGE BRENDA GARCIA IOHN GARCIA TAMMY GATES STEPHANIE GATLOS STEFANIE GENDREAU ION GEORGE TERRI GILBERT RUBY GILL LAWENNA GLOVER 130 Sophomores iff f iss! ' if 34: f'2ffgs. 2 T X. W--s2fY Q xii ,W . -mm... - T MN 3512 X . 5 . ',j?:e5gg. Q . I-.. 5 . ' 'Ik' 1 QW g -ww. .SE ,,,.,, . Z., Hitchhiking can be dangerous if one gets a ride from the likes of Sophomore Scott Barnes but he enjoys giving the girls a whirl. '53 . ss 1-ix - -A Q, ,W- . C E ' le I sq, J, XS g ,. Q5ij5?.4 f I-This L35 I A I r 5. 9, NS S if Sf ,Q f in X Q x, .V S x rfff: KV! I ,T . If ge: Stiff 1 . C? ' 8 5 X I se, X X nf N 155 Q 4 L 3 1 ? in 'O , LA-- 1 N .r -:E...,.'. A X-SVI ls' ss A' ' Class of '8 passes skill Q: T -J' I ,' ' , . L. 3 : K ' 2 f Y l 4,4 L., - M - LW 7 fi' 1. if I S' . Y I I . I Q 3 u ..'i:'iQi 'AZ I ss, , , I gl I 3' , If s J b 5 kk 'li I T K . ' ' ' M AX X f Q si I 5 ss! 9 . pfglgl K 6 5 i I DAWN GOAZIOU IODY GOFF ROBERT GOLLADAY CLAUDIA GOMEZ ESTELLA GOMEZ MARTHA GONZALES IRMA GONZALEZ PAUL GORSKY CAROLYN GRABOWSKI TODD GRADY CYNTHIA GRAY JOSEPH GRAY ROY GRAY GRACE GRECO TAMARIA GRIEGER GINA GRIEGO RODGER GRIFFITH CHERYL GRIFFY KAREN GRIMES MELISSA GRIMM JOHN GRISWOLD MICHAEL GROSS IERRI GUEST GREG GUNNER LORI GUTHRIE LEAH HAHN VALERIE HAIT LARRY HALAMEK LORI HALAMEK SONJA HALE IACK HALL TAMMIE HALL PATRICK HALPIN MICHAEL HALVERSON CINDI HAMWRIGHT PAMELA HANDEGARD IULIE HANN DAVID HANSEN Sophomores 131 KIMBERLY HANSFORD JOHN HARO ERIKA HARSHMAN KATHLEEN HARVEY TONYA HATCH STEPHANIE HAUGER JEFF HAUSNER KENNETH HAVERMALE JOHN HAYWOOD DELINIA HEALY DEBORAH HECKMAN WILLIAM HELLER DANIELLE HENDERSON ROINESHA HENDERSON JOSEPH HENDRIX CHRIS HERNANDEZ EVA HERNANDEZ HAND HIGHFIELD KRISTI HINZ JAMES HOCKENHULL BARRY HOLEYFIELD SUSIE HOLLAND SAMUEL HOLLEY BRUCE HOLMES CHARLES HOLMES ROBERT HOLMES GLADYS HONER FRANKLIN HONEYESTEWA CARRIE HORSMAN TINA HORTON ANDRE HOUSE DAVID HOUSE TIFFINY HOUSTON PAT HUDAK LEAH HUFFMAN KRIS HUNT TERESA HUNT ERIC HUNTER 132 Sophomores f : vu W ww . I ,. ,,,. 3'l'I:E7,. W K v,,, 3V,k:,3'1 5 ff ,g,,e,,+ Wi sqw III? I 34 ' 'Wf'fQ:,:5i5JS7I , ., .ar - figffi -D 45 ,nz f , ' QR. -I 4 .. za ,. f I- JTEJIT Tyr K Soph place I third in games I , , ' iw A fx 'UW A 9 W. If 4,4- -j win ,I 1 ' I , -. ' I If I , I If ' I I'-'Q Tp -J'C'fZ'f4' A T' I ? I 1 I A I I 453-5-1J'gL,'xg,g:3:3:g 91235: 3 '-r V' 1 V . , I K X xi i , ,I ' I , A 1 , I 3' n I I I E3 1 ' V, it .9 , vi 4 , J ID K I I xc I .. Q. I ,f w r . I A ' I. J I A W-:RAAF , 2 I It f , .. J: , 21434, 3 i N .x . ju , I ASX- X, ,V a, , ., If J' JI 1 172' if eg? I Wu X A 1 Tx L L lf., lfukl I I I 21 ?j .I F' 9 Q I cl 415 2 v, 8 g I xi J f we r 4 ff' i Q-ZZZELI1zf,:g1!2a 'J ui' ae' 'I' While other students knock themselves out as contestants, Angela Blau enjoys their antics from afar. s , eel 5 f I 4' Ie -.N N vu ua? sx xi , SWEQ K N 4 5 if Q as ff Q lf 'E 5 s,.,-Q I is is All V' Gr' I ,k.L r . : in . A X i W! '1 fi ' A - J Q , i . A ' ' .fg 5 6 s A TINA HURST MONA HURTADO KATHARINE INCERTO LORI ING CURTIS JACKSON DANIEL JACKSON LISA JACKSON DAVID JANSSEN DAWN JARRETT DONNA JARRETT CHARLES JENKINS CLAY JOHNSON LORI JOHNSON MARK JOHNSON TAMARA JOHNSON THOMAS JOHNSON MELANIE JONES TONY JONES LORIE JOYNER JEFF JUNDT MIKE KATIS HUGH KEALER RHONDA KEEL KIM KENDRICK KRISTIN KERNS JOHN KIDD RHONDA KIDDER ROBERT KIELE JONA KIMBRELL SHERRI KINCHELOE Sophomores 133 LARRY KINDRED CHARLES KING EDDIE KIRK CONNIE KISH LEISHA KLAAS ANDREW KNAU DARREN KNIGHT KRISTINA KNOX RAYMOND KNOX SUSAN KOELPIEN ,ION KOLB JOSEPH KOZAKIEWICZ DAVID KRAMER NANCY KRUEGER MIKE LACAVERA RONALD LABBE DARRELL LANGSTON TIMOTHY LARSON RENEE LASS ROBERT LAYTON STEVE LEACH IONA LEE MICHAEL LEE PATRICIA LEGGIN AUTUMN LENZNER MICHAEL LEON DENISE LEPLEY CINDY LEPPERT JOHN LESHKO LEIGH LITTLE 134 Sophomores , N W A , , ni I J, j 3 I ,Y If J' I T57 I ' g . ' ,kflkr X' I , ,f I , H K j .. ZW' . L, I I ,h,, C 4 1 , .J ,', I' ,AT' iii ffm I-ik, ig H A' fa- If . , fm, I 0 A IIIWA f NI b W E, 7 I , fafwifpliaff-t, I , i '?f W , if z, 55f?:fffI'7'w7, -m, .H 5 H, 7 f Lei' ' ,, J, ka if ,MM I In Us , cgi gk We Q-tf,,ZM.ga-'Z fr ' Q, . , , 21214: fwfy-1' . i aa. in I if 1 - ' 2 xg? f 5? , , . W, , Ejfifl.-L Maw Q FW: 54: ' T' . 1: we-, . Y f, ,. K 'QM ,, I Emi 'H ww- , f fran-'fit M11 ' :Qfw,:J+,' ,, , , 'iff 5 . N .V A ti. , ,M Hr- :gf Q Q? ff ir, 5 f 5? f I. 5 ' 5' iw un: ,I 5 ,L fi 521. twain .'f I' an 1' 4 ! :aff 'A ,Z ,f 'S'QEi'f ' y I Diff' vt - ' Q W. Lunchtime activities come in all forms including bench sitting and Kathy 0 Donnell is an advocate of this particular activity. If 'I' 1 Q A ' 4 , . I ' ' ' 4 . E ig in .Qi , if I Q I ' I ' f 'nl' I '9- if Q S315 QI. IIIII -1. A PYP 3 .. ., We-. I A Pi 1 X III I II , OK I. In I 19 E' is ,-X., Q , -. ly' I g , L fl-2 ., .AKA - 'I I Class of '8 needs health I,,E IP? 1 S Ibex: .-I -. L if ,films iissly. Wu. A X A ...,....., AQTQI fs., I' I I IAMEs LOHR I GABRIEL LOPEZ JESUS LOPEZ I IULIAN LOPEZ KIMBERLY LOPEZI sTEvE LOPEZ I I DEANN LOUTNERI MONICA LOYA I GRACIELA LOZANIO ANDREW LUCAs EDWARD LUCAS LUKE LUCAS I I I CYNTHIA LUGO I DEBBIE LYNCH . LAWRENCE MACE MARLIES MACKILLOP MICHAEL MADISON TERESA MADRIL I I I ROBERT MANN I IOSEPH MAPA CYNDI MARDEN KENNETH MARKHAM RAY MARKLEY I IODY MARQUEZI I I I I I I I TONY MARQUEZL MICHELLE MARRl I I I I KELLI MARTIN I DENIsE MARTINEE IEEE MARTINEZ sTEEAN MARTINIIZ PATRICIA MASON PRISCILLA MAso I' I I ROBERTA MASS DAVID MASTRA GELO STEPHEN MATHE LY TINA MAXWELL DENNIS MAY ' TRACY MCALISTER I I I Sbphomores 135 I DENISE OVERMAN ROBIN OWENS TRACY OWSLEY TRACI PADGETT CARLOS PALMER RHONDA PALMER KAREN PANZO SCOTT PARKER IOHN PASQUALE TAMMY PEEK LISA PEIZ MICHAEL PELLIGRIM KATIE PENCE DANNY PENDERGAST LORI PENN CATHY PEREZ DONNA PERRIGO WREN PHILIPPE KEVIN PHIPPS TAMMY PICARD RON PIELE FERMIN PINO RICHARD PLAISTED PATRICIA POLANCO GARY POPE PATRICIA POPPERT 138 Sophomores , I fx l fu axf , ' 5, 1 ei gf 43? F . v 1 I' ur- F and 1 ,,,,, ,, ESX Facial expressions differ depending on whether students were entering or leaving school. Bill Rauschnot is definitely on his way to first period M 4.- ,ws ,I if QR J: R R QQ R I tt. A R R, high for soph 9- T Q 1 f ,JJ R J? Sw ' Q 5 R I R I 3. . 'R EK i f .RR . i ' 5 V J, if . L v. . J 4.... I. I I av ': mfr. I, 2- 'I 'L' E: ' 4' A wa . IJ I gi I if x K , G 'IR gi? if X X Jr! S 'J -'-v 5? Xl.: R gf X F' we wx Su fi V g xx if 1 X 81 3 ' mx I J ' F TANYA PORRETTA JAMES PORTER MARK POSEY TIMOTHY POST GREGORY POWELL WILLIAM PRICE JEROME PRIMM DAWN PROM CHARLES PRYOR MICHELE Qun-was PAMELA QUINN DAVID RAMIREZ JULIAN RAMIREZ STEVE RAMIREZ RICHARD RANDOLPH WILLIAM RAUSCHNOT LENA REAGAN ELIZABETH RECTOR CHARLES REEVES JESSIE REEVES CHRIS REHDER SHARI REITMEYER VINCENT REMILLARD TOBIAS REYNOLDS JOSEPH RICCIUTO VIVIAN RICE ANGELA RICH DAREN RICHARDS JUDY RIEKER SHERI RITCHHART SAM RITER JEFF ROBERTS EUGENE ROBERTSON MIMI ROBINS TOD ROBINS KEN ROBINSON BECKY RODRIGUEZ DIANNA RODRIQUEZ Sophomores 139 JOSEPH ROE SCOTT ROE SUSAN ROER ELENA ROHAN IOE ROMERO SUSIE ROMERO IRMA ROSALES DAVID RUBALCABA FRANK RUEGSEGGER KEVIN SAEVGLING MANUEL SALAZAR IOSE SALOMON ANA SANCHEZ PATRICIA SANCHEZ GARY SANDA ROBERT SANDA THOMAS SCACCIA ADAM SCHAEFFER IOSEPH SCHAUT ROBERT SCHERRER MARVEN SCHLIEF LARRY SCHMIDT GINA SCHMITT KIMBERLY SCHOLER ANNA SCHREIBER MIKE SCHROEDER KIM SCHULZE TRUDI SELLICK IAMES SETTLE CUONG SEWELL MICHELLE SHACKELFORD SHARON SHAW ANDREW SHEPHERD DAVID SHEPHERD CLARK SHIELDS IODIE SHUMAKER DANA SHUMWAY MARK SIECINSKI 140 Sophomores 3. K. :QW .V Sanders Class of -' ,,-.L'I ' ' XMEF : 5 1 ' ' U k'-- ,- , ' if A A . I . A.. T' 'A' ,:.. V , . I 'f ' 'I ' :11 .. ff 5-5. -'M' . - ,QE - 2 , A . -A I 'H 'Q I , YR I ' :Qi ' I I A 'i I T E N x Xi as .Q :ia Q.. 11 wx- J? l A K X C F' 2 fx 3 3 I js I. f ,s ' aids I 1, EA. sg E fi iff, he EE' . ilfiilf - . ,aaa S- 3 V . I 5 ' Ir: A I f lg N w , 1 . in ,,,a QQ if 2' I aa, . -I I 'Sify - s Q XE ' F I' Q 1... 4, Q I fsf?-5: Sz I Q I ,f,,,,,,, ,fx L8 I Eff R.. 3 ' f . . Hg J , Sig A ,rn sa A ffff. 5 , A s.s ffazfi in I4 5 , I Y I I' ff I :S ,, ey 'f of 'S I 1 3' yy, 'L P Z ll 29,1 1 ki A5552 D5 V' 'aj ' 1 r '3 1 3 I WIA Q f Y I ff, ' . ' gy'-,,w.,gliK, ' IM! 4,15 , I IL, Z I I A'A'- nf? 6 I ,,,.,.-rv- I I Halloween brought some weird costumes to campus and baby doll Candy Dean brought one of the .A x - I LKYI M. A,..4 I 6 iw weirdest. X E , ,334 I., ,Q I ' 1 fb ' 5 Ir' I , A Q! ,,...,.-, N- Nw., ' I 3 Z fs f I J , f' ,X '7'1'f '1K bww jg I I I I ' ' T' L va ' ww Ii f an ,Ah A x , I V 5, .mj- ' , of 1 fm DANIELLE SILLIMAN KATHLEEN SILVA VICTORIA SILVA PAUL SILVA SHERRIE SIMPSON STEVE SIMPSON LOUANNE SIPPLE TERRY SITTON THOMAS SKAGGS PAT SKEHAN DEBRA SKILES MICHAEL SLAUGHTER IENNIFER SMARTT ALLEN SMITH BRENDA SMITH CHRISTOPHER SMITH DANNY SMITH IODI SMITH MICHELLE SMITH WILLIAM SMITH QUINTON SMITH ANTHONY SMYTHE STEVE SOLIS KELLY SORENSEN FIDEL SOTO HEATHER SPENCER DEBORAH STAHL Sophomores 141 SHEILA STALLBAUMER ROBERT STANTON IEFFREY STEELE TINA STEWART STACEY STRASSNER TIMOTHY STRINGER LISA STROUP MIKE STULTS BRIGITTE SUTTON PATRICK SUTTON JOHN SZOKE NANCY TALBOT DONNA TAMILIO MIKE TELLEZ RICHARD TELLEZ GREG TERHARK RICKY THOMAS SYLVESTER THOMPSON SHEILA TIERCE HUE TO REGINA TRAMMEL LYNNETTE TREASE CHRISTOPHER TROTTER AUDREY TRUIILLO TAU TUILEFANO TAMMY TURNER BARBARA TYUKODI PATRICIA ULUOG MONTY VALLADEE IULIA VALLE TONI VALVERDE DANIEL VAN METER IEFF VAN NOTE ANTHONY VARGAS SONYA VASQUEZ DONNA VAUGHTERS ROSEMARY VEGA IODI VERDECK MICHAEL VICKERS LISA VIGGIANO RITA VILLARREAL MARK VILLELA 142 Sophomores N-X I 1' 'E F ? 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'f f .. f , . . nf ,vfx XT' I -R ,, :V 'W If WELL ,,.1, js, 7' I ?'G I .-f If V 4 AX ...nl Z MICHELLE WADDELL ZACHARY WALKER TRACI WALLER RHONDA WALLICK LISA WALTON BILLIE WARREN TODD WARREN MICHAEL WEAVER DEBBIE WEIDENHEIMER APRIL WELLS CHANDRA WESTBROOKS KATHY WESTON KIMBERLY WHISLER EDWARD WHITE JOHN WHITE ROBERT WILEY ANDREW WILLIAMS IILL WILLIAMS TANYA WILLIAMS TIFFANY WILLIAMS TRACY WILLIAMS TAMMY WILSON WENDY WILTGEN DAVID WIRTH IANENE WONG TRACY WOODRING TERI WOODS DOLORES WRIGHT EYVONNE WRIGHT KEVIN WYLESKY MARLA YARBOROUGH RICHARD YBARRA MICHELLE YELVERTON IULIO ZAMBRANO GREG ZAMORA TINA ZEDELL ANDREW ZERBER LEE ZUNDEL Sophomores 143 S ,44 it , 'Y 'tg is -fa in FRESDHMAN OFFICERS: President Patty Torsiello Vice-President jenny Tang Secretary Laurie Ahlman Treasurer Kristie Kindred Representative jackie McArdle WARREN ABRAHAM ANGELINA ADDISON JUAN AGUILAR LAURIE AHLMAN VAN ALDRIDGE PETER ALEFANDRO ANGELA ALLEDGE CURTIS ALLSHOUSE BRENDA ALTSTATT STEVE APEL LASHEA ARNOLD MELODY ARVALLO ' MICHAEL ASKEY SHONDA ASTON RAY ATZBACH TRISHA AULT KRETA AVENS TOBY BACA MICHAEL BACAK TONYA BAILEY TAMELA BALDWIN CHRISTAN BALL MICHAEL BALL CHRISTOPHER BARIDO JAMES BARKER KELLY BARKER ARNOLD BARRIENTOS JERRY BARRIER GILBERT BARRON CHRISTINE BEATY DIANE BEAUREGARD CINDY BEHR GERALD BEN JONATHAN BENEDICT GIGI BENGE LYNNETT BENNETT GILBERT BERNAL SHERRI BERNER 146 Freshmen mf ,gb 'K I I w. ::. Iii I I' K I? 5 1 J -L, 9 x XS' S ,K If. 5 i Q Ei I N ' ' ' X I Q '? . .A . I efge - 0' at m IEIIEEEI ff I Q E Frosh choose ' I.,: 'Al , , x f?- 5- '-'- ' Patti Torslello I ? -- .' I, iff, f ,Ig nf we M, 2 - . , I L55 gg 1 vw Q I .I I2 I .,....., , . ill 'I C. A. S , x - G.: Iv ' - , Q.. I5 I 'A A A , - X . fs -1 YQ. , 1 ' .. AiMr'fA Iwiwga BRE I ' . . V I vs I U.- I' X gn 0 gg W1 Q '7 givin Q t kkky ,I . ,,A. . S I If CWLK . I x .Z INRIA Q-,Q Y 'IL I I I X X I K A i Ig, Cd X , w I ,,' ml ' 'w ifi ' ' , K 5: x , s-4 'NX I 'if Q Biff. .e X . . ! .Mr ... J. P F V I 1 K. ,QV - L, A 1 Sf' 'Im I ...ni fw X : 'I ix I XV X I ROBIN BIER SUZIE BISHOP DUDI BLAIR REBECCA BLAKE JOSETTE BLENDU CHARLES BOCH CHRIS BOJORQUEZ JOSEPH BONAIUTO GARY BOOKER ALEXIS BORUNDA RUSS BOSWORTH SUSAN BOUTWELL ERIC BOWSER BARBARA BOZEMAN LAURA BRADY CURTIS BRANT JERRY BRAWLEY CHRISTOPHER BRIONES CHRIS BROWN KIM BROWN MARCUS BROWN NATHANIEL BROWN SANDRA BROWN SHERRIL BROWN LISA BUCHANAN VALERIE BUNISH BECKY BURUATO STEPHEN BUTLER ROBERT BYNUM CHIP CAIN JENNIFER CAMPBELL RICHARD CAMPBELL JUAN CAMPOS TOMMY CANEZ YVONNE CANEZ BRIDGET CANO DAWN CANTELE MICHELE CAPOCY JACQUELINE CARAWAY JAMES CARNEAL MARK CARRIER JOHNNY CARILLO Freshmen 147 KIMBERLY CARRILLO MELANIE CARTER CYNTHIA CASTILLO IOHN CASTRO BERNADINE CELAYA RICHARD CHAMBERLIN SUSAN CHANDLER CONRAD CHAVEZ MARY CHONG PETE CHOUKALAS MIGUEL CISNEROS LUANA CLANTON ELIZABETH CLEMENT RENEE CLEVENGER BETTSY COLE GARY COLEY BRENT COLLINS DIANE COODSY PETER CORDOVA DAVIE CORNWALL LORRAINE CORONADO 148 Freshmen K X I .D- ' Although he is young, Dale Dankworth is'no Doctor Kildaire in his original costume for Halloween. SANDRA CORTEAU ELIZABETH COSPER STACEY COSTELLO SHAYNE COTTERMAN IERRI COX KAMMI CRAIG CAROL CRAWFORD YVONNE CREWS NOELLE CROWLEY GLENN CUMMINGS TRACY CURTIS DEBORAH DAMON MARK DANCER EDMOND DANIEL RALPH DANKWORTH RANDY DANKWORTH TINA DAPP LAWRENCE DARRINGTON BRYAN DAVIS DOYLE DAVIS TONY DAVIS CYNTHIA DelORDY ALAN DECORA ANNA DELEON CHRISTY DELONG FRANCIS DEMPSEY DELBERT DEWANQYUMPTEWA ELAINA DEWEY ELIZABETH 'DIAZ SONYA DIAZ SYLVIA DIAZ TIMOTHY DILLON BRYAN DIXON IOE DIRICO ANNAMERIE DOMINQUEZ VICTOR DONALD DAWN DRENNAN SEAN DRESSER Freshmen 149 CATHERINE DRUMMOND PAUL DUBE KENNETH DUGGINS PAM DURGAN KAREN DUSCHL SUSAN DUSCHL ROBBY DVORAK LORI EDBERG KAELONNIE EDWARDS LYNN EDWARDS ANGELA ELAM TUCKAIOHN ELFGEN PARRISH ELLINGTON REBECCA ELLIS LAURA ENG ANN EPPERSON TROY ERHARDT CHRISTINE ESCOBAR BENNY ESPEIO MARTIN ESPINDOLA MICHEAL ESPINOZA DIANA ESQUER DARREN ESSAM WILLIAM ETH DODIE FAIRLESS DAVID FALLS ELIZABETH FARMER IANET FARMER RHONDA FARMER VICKY FELIX AVELARDO FERNANDEZ STEPHEN FERNANDEZ TOM FERNWAULT MARTIN FERRELL SHARLA FERRIN GEORGE FINLA ABEDON FIMBRES DAN FLANERY 150 Freshmen 3:',4wg,.l,Y x 8 I f, 3 WNW I, 5 ..- I I F -P I M- it RQ If ,,, fr j t, Quaf W Q ii. If .. ...M......, . . ., During the warm days of fall, students like Gary Booker consumed snack bar goodies outside. . K we-My I I -vi? 5... IU! ROBERT FLEET I I V ROBERT FLEMINGI I WILLIAM FLETCHER I I I IOHN FLODIN RosEMARv FLORBS CHET FOTH I I I I PHYLLIS EoTI I DAVID EouT I ROBERT FRANZEN4' I I I I I I I CHRIS FRIESE I CHRISTIAN FRIIS DARCI GALRSA 4 I I I I GREG GALVEZ I CHRISTINE GAMMAGE ERANCIE GANIE I I I I I I EDWARD GARCIA EZEKIEL GARCIA ROSIE GARCIA I TRINIDAD GARCIAI TAMMY GARMONN VERONCIA GATES DEBBIE GELVIN DEANNA GEM MARVIN GIBBS ION GIBLIN MARK GITZEN KEVIN GLOVER I I I I I I I I I I I I I I reshmen 151 154 Freshmen MARCY HosAcK LEANN HUDACEKN LISA HUGHES STEPHEN HUPCEY KANDI HYLTON GLEN INGEBRETSON TAMMY INGRAHM RANIER INOCENCIO DAVID IRWIN ALBERT IVERSON TRACY JACKSON SANDI JAMES TRACY JEFFRIES STEVEN JENNINGS DONALD JENSEN CHARLES JERNIGAN 'ELIZABETH JIMENEZ REBECCA JIMENEZ VICKI JIMENEZ RON JOHANNSEN CHARLES JOHNSON LATANYA JOHNSON MICHAEL JOHNSON PHILLIP JOHNSON TONY JOHNSON DANIEL JONES GEOF JONES STEPHANIE JONES JEQUILLA JORDAN DANIEL JORDING PHILLIP JORGENSEN KARLAN JUDD BILL KAISER LISA KEENE DALTON KELLEY ROBYN KELLS MAURINE KELLY MICHAEL KELTZ ff' 1 gg' ' , , . , X K ilk: Q ik 1 i oak-N. ,f R J . M. lf.: I I ' in X A W W s er- vs I 1 ' z A 9, if I ,J X I T: -A f' ' f- .Q img Q E Y Ti, lag? , RQ' 2 9. L ,Q S is 1 I 3 A If A11-A My , 1 I km, . I X R ,- -: I . 3 :If-f W S S fix N-I . ., :. -2,,' A I FE --' ' AAS' f A ' Qsgfx .ff N J H X Frosh in line for book sale 5 5 5 Q' in 5 I 5 X Q- 'nd -R N' I., . , . f I ' ' -Y CICI I R CCCI ..,.Q I N I Getting acquainted with fellow freshmen and upperclassmen is a big deal for Vicki limenez. I ,. q It I4 I f .FH I ,N I I I I fe- . Ir I . . I 5 it ' I tiifm I S L I iii' , n I it 5 ' ' 1 . ' -s Skill'-f', I I CINDY KENNEMER RICK DERR I I-IAN KIM LORI KINCHELOE IEFF KINDER I IcRIsTIE KINDREDI I I I I BRADLEY KING ROBERT KING ANGELA KINNAM ROBERT KIPHAR ERIC KISSEL SHERI KNOTT Q I I I I I I I BUFFY KOELPIEN ERIC KORNEGAY BRYAN KOVAR I I I I I I I MIKE KOWALSKI' ROXANNE KRACHE DOUG KREGER X I I I I I KELLIE KRELL I SUSAN KRUEGERI CHRIS KLILP I I I I I I II DANIEL KLITNICR NATHANIEL KUTNIC DAWN LaFOY PATRICIA LABBEQ JAMES LAFORCEQ MARTHA LAGOSI IEFFERY LAKOWQKI MENDY LAND I ROBIN LANDCRAF IIMMY LARA CI-IRIsTI LARKINS BRIAN LAVOIE I I I I Freshmen 155 I I N lAMES LAWLESS CHRISTINA LAWSON KAREN LAWSON RON LAWTON AMBER LAX MIKE LEDINSKY GREG LEE TINA LEE IOHATHAN LEEDER TAMMY LEFORCE DEAN LEKSELL RENE LENZNER IENNIFER LEWIS KINBERLY LEWIS MARK LEWIS MONICA LEWIS ANTHONY LOPEZ IAVIER LOPEZ JOHN LOPEZ LORETO LOPEZ ANNETTE LUCERO IAMES LUCERO LISA LUERA PERRY LUND IAMES LUNSFORD MIKE LUSSIER PATRICIA LYFORD SAMUEL MAC NAB BRIAN MACK IOHNNY MAGIC 156 Freshmen ', wu 'rr' I The magazine rack that features over 50 titles interests student readers like Freshman john Graeff. x I P .IL 5 Z gf. g....e.....LM,.,,,i....L.... ZQE New rw, ' I . so .iss 4 555559 22:5 . XI 'Li fl , sag If I , eeee A f i f fa.. I. . 1 T , I ' fu! ,aw aw , ',k, - axjvd - . 5, ' I I I 'Y ' gn I L I fi Q' wx A 5 1 SN X n ge L xi A xx ' 55 Five freshmen in 'Town' cast ,f 'T -fl' -, I If eeeee I - A X X K X N X' .... S U 9' an an s ,X Q ISI IL. Xxx YQX7: Xa S Z 3 In Agig f I ,A Y' f nl ' ',, WW' . .V ,.. ,. , , I ' ff I ,N . 0 . I 5- I , 1 'I I IEANNE MAGRUDER IRENE MARQUEZ BLUEBIRD MARRERO LORI MARSDEN CHRISTINA MARTINEZ RACHAEL MARTINEZ RUBEN MARTINEZ SYLVIANNA MARTINEZ IVORY MASON TAMMY MATHIAS MICHELLE MAYNARD JACKIE MCARDLE ANTHONY MCCLELLAND KURT MCCLOUD DAVID MCCULLOCH DARREL MCELROY LESLIE MCGILVREY ROBERT MCGIVNEY ROSEMARY MCGOWEN IARROD MCGUIRE IIMMIE MCKINNEY RALPH MCKINNEY LOWRIE MCLAIN ELENA MCLELLAN PATTY MCMASTER TIM MCMONIGAL SEAN MCNALLY Douc MCPEAK Bosav Memows ANNE MEDINA DANNY MEDINA MARYIANE MEDINA SARA MEDRANO GREG MERON KERRI MEYERS TONY MIGLIO ALICIA MIKELS DAVID MILLER Freshmen 157 DENISE MILLER PATRICIA MILLER GEORGINA MIRANDA DARREL MITCHELL MICHELLE MOFFATT CHERYL MONASCO MIKE MONTGOMERY EDDY MOORE MELISSA MOORE BEN MORALES CINDY MORELAND RUSSELL MORELAND RAYMOND MORENO RONNIE MORENO ANGELA MORRIS KERI MORRESON NATALIE MORTIS LINDA MOSES IOY MUELLER DANNY MULCAHY SUSAN MURPHY RICK MUSSI SCOTT NEESE TRACI NEHRENZ MARGARET NELSON KATHY NEWBERRY PATTI NEWBERRY DENISE NEWLAND MELISSA NEWSOM SUZETTE NICHOLSON COREY NIEMANN KATHY NITZ KARYN NOLAN VERONICA NUNEZ KERRY O'DONNELL ELENA OAIDA BRYON OBENOUR ANNA OCHOA 158 Freshmen VS, ,X N 3 ,xx 'sa' 3 4 fl ' ,.. .. . -3: Il? Si d' 1 .. 15, wil' 11 As hard as they tried freshmen could seldom be seen entlrely because many were as small as Curtis Palmer. F CHRISTINE POOLE BARBARA PORTUGAL LANCE PRICE STERLING PRUITT ROBERT PUNCHIOS MARK QUIDERA RUBEN RABAGO JIM RALLS JESSE RAMIREZ PATRICK RAMIREZ SABRINA RAMIREZ STEVEN RAMSEY EDWIN RANDOLPH JENNIFER RATNER JERRY RAY TERI RAY LORI REAGAN CHARLES REED LESLIE REED BENNY REGO ERIC REICHERT JULIE REILY KIM RESSLER DONALD RHODES KELLY RICH JACKIE RICHARDSON MISSIE RICHARDSON CINDY RIDGE EDWARD RIEHL JONI RINBERGER ROBERT RIVERA SUSAN ROBISON 160 Freshmen S YES N sb X E Ex Se a ix L 5 . sz or I X - ' -... i I Maryvale's Instructional Materials Center serves not only as a library but also as a place for working on homework for freshmen like Garey Coley, who use it properly. if L i li slil as A I R in ,J Q 5 MIN gf sage Q 3- A fry S I sa A I -A' ff f 5 S ' If I A --1 sslss yyyyy ' ls 's 'A f A S S - Q Q ggfj. ,L X In Q ? f 'l 'l J i ' ,, f ' 'WJ A . s., , 5- LQ . . . , I . 1 1 8 If 'V lShx'5+ xii :iff W. 4f'f I .- Q A YYYA 'Z gryg 2 I S I q .C I I I 937, ,F '1'1: ' . : f - I ,ii,L I . . 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ENRIQUE RODRICEUEZ IRMA RODRIQUE MELISSA ROGERS ELIZABETH ROLDAN MICHELLE ROMERiO RAYMOND ROME MONINA ROMO TAMMY ROSE ANTHONY ROWE OTIS ROWELL RO I IOHN RUBALCABA THOMAS RUIZ CATHERINE RUSSE KATRICE RUSSELL STEVEN RUSSELL TAMMY SABER CARLA SABURU ANDY SALAZAR I MICHELLE SALCIDQJ ALEX SANCHEZ ALEX SANCHEZ ANDREW SANCHEL KATIE SANCHEZ STEPHANIE SANCHEZ NANCY SANDERS ANGIE SANDSTEDT CARLOS SAUCED MAGDELENA SAU PHILIP SAUTTER ION SCHAEFFER TODD SCHERMIT EDA ER FRANCIS SCHERREII. 1'T KATHLEEN SCHMI JOHN SCHREIDER ROBIN SCHUBERT KATHRYN SCHUSTER KRISTIN SCOTT Freshmen 161 TERI SCOTT ARTHUR SEECHOMA1 MARK SELLICK LAURA SENSKY SANDY SERNA CAREY SEXTON IOHN SEXTON PAMELA SHELTON MIKE SHIREY RICK SHROPSHIRE STACY SHRUM .STEVEN SIQUEIROS CYNTHIA SILVA CARRIE SLAUGHTER KEVIN SLAUGHTER CLIFF SMITH DAVID SMITH PATRICE SMITH PRISCILLA SMITH SCOTT SMITH TANYA SMITH SHERILYN SNOOK IOHN SNYDER ROBBI SNYDER SUSAN SOTO PAUL SOUZA TRACY SPENCER ANDREW SPURGEON SHARLA STACY BRIAN STADLER VICTORIA STAFFORD SYLVIA STALDER TERESA STAMPER DONNA STANSBURY LAWRIS STATEN ANTHONY STEVENS MARTIN STEVENS PHILLIP STEVENS 162 Freshmen I I I Frosh have to pass skill ff 43 QI'-M diif I P' 'WY 1 , sf-F' E LEX F651 I 3 I -:F I 5 I' I I wi fs, V I f H W aszffw j 1? MW If , E2 s 2? ik, 4 I A ff -:MM ,W 2 Tgnlifixwgx-if , Wk' ,, Q M7 s I ELLEN STEWART ROBERT STIMAC , DONNA STIPPICKI TRACI STRANGE BERNICE STROBEL MICHAEL STURNACLE DELBERT STYLES I LATANYA SULLIVIRN JENNIFER SUMME ROBERT SUMNER SANDRA SUPRAK HARLA SURETT ERROL SUTTON I KAREN SUTTON I KEITH SUTTON I I I I BECKI SWAFFORD KAREN SWARTZ BARBARA SWIANT I I I DANIEL SWINEHAR RON SWINGLER LORA TADLOCK I I CHRISTOPHER TAF STEVE TAFOYA JENNIFER TANG JACK TAVERNERO ROGER TAYLOR MARIA TELLEZ MICHELLE TELLEZ ANNIE TENNEY FORREST TERVEN NEAL THERRIEN KIMBERLY THOMAS MATT THOMAS' EARNEST THOMAS IR JOHN THOMPSON TONYA THOMPSON SHAUNNA TICKLE NANCY TORRES ANTONIA TORREZ PATTI TORSIELLO ANGELA TOTTEN RICHARD TOTTER ION TRAUFLER CAMMIE TREASE ALFRED TRUIILLO GINA VACANARI TERESA VALDEZ ANTHONY VALENCIA VERONICA VALENZUELA DARREN VALLADEE KATHY VALVERDE LIZ VAN KERKWYK IERRY VAN LANKER DEBORAH VARELA DANIEL VARGAS PAT VARVEL CAROL VASQUEZ DARRIN VAUGHN SCOTT VAUGHN PAULA VEACH JULIE VERDUGO IOHN VIEGEL BENNY VILLA BERNADETTE VILLA UNDRA VIVERETTE PHUNG VU WESLEY WADE IVAN WAGNER JERI WALKER DANIEL WALLACE MARIE WALLER LAURIE WALSH 164 Freshmen 11.2 X. li N, Qs if .. ... 2 , i I: ,L s , . 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Jw ,fn I S I' 5 v SSI I 3- 1 I SHAWN WALSTON JAMES WALTHERS KATRINA WARREN DAYLE WARRINER DONNA WATKINS JOHN WATSON WILLIAM WATSON BRENDA WEAVER WILLIAM WEAVER CONSTANCE WEILER JOHN WEISENHUNT SHAWN WELCH MICHAEL WHITMER CORY WILEY PERI WILEY TINA WILEY TAUNDALAYO WILHELM GREGORY WILLIAMS JACQUELINE WILLIAMS JERRY WILLIAMS LOREN WILLIAMS SANDRA WILLIAMSON SANDRA WILSON DAWN WINTERSMITH KIM WOODRUFF JAMES WOODS LORAN WOODS SUZI WOODS GRADY WOODWARD JUNE WORLEY GENA WORRELL JAMES WRIGHT WAYNE YOUNG CARL ZACEK TERESA ZELLERS JOANNA ZOELLER BRIAN ZUGUY MICHAEL ZYGUTIS Freshmen 165 I 5 l It was the best of timei, Q , 1 V 1 i 1 w M J A 1 Y w It was the worst of times, in organiiqtions 2 Student government tries to promote Panther spirit Student Government gave us the best of the worst of times. They tried to promote school spirit by lunch time activities, pep assemblies, and well planned events such as the 1982 Homecoming, Almost Anything Goes, and the Celebration of Maryvale's twentieth birthday. Student Govern- ment also held the elections for Panther Sweetheart and Beau, and King and Queen of Homecoming, and Christmas. The Frosh President was elected in early September and happened to be the sister of President Pete Torsiello of Student Government. Vice-President Riki-lo Redfern presided over ASC, alias Senate of the school. Lonnie 168 Organizations Hatfield was Student body treasurer. Secretaries Tami Amador and Frank Gomez kept correspondence and records straight. Shauna Colladay was on the citizens advisory council and Mara Jacobsen and Holly Martinell were on the board of education. Shevene Butler, Henry Lam, and Chris Trotter were class clowns or pre- sidents. Student Government: fAboveJ Front Row: Chris Trotter Row 2: Riki-lo Redfern, Mara Jacobsen, Tami Amador, Patty Torsiello Row 3: Shauna Gollady, Pete Torsiello, Henry Lam, Frank Gomez. Henry Lam fCenter rightl reads Here comes Spot, Shavene Butler and Chris Trotter fUpper rightj play dumb, Chris Trotter fCenter lower rightj demonstrates underwear that's fun to wear, Pete Torsiello and Lonnie Hatfield fLower right, scheme on up-coming events. 9 ff 13435. S LQ 5 5 lla Q il 2 ZH 5 4 ? 32 .Ev ,vw gg' wx 11,1 fy. .ry A Q, :XV L+ 'Z' ki, 4 fr xi ' , , f ,ff I r bf :Q W W- ffzffi ies. Front Row: Vickie Fox, Kathy O'Donnell, Tina Tanner, Lucce DePalo, Amy Lee, Greg Quiros, Theresa Parrinello, Molly Baker, Miyoshi Marshall, Danielle Cullinan Row 2: Becky Sharley, Gina Simpson, Chris Fiscus, David Mastrangelo, Robert Golladay, Dusty Fennell, Hugh Kealer, Mary Kirchner, Wayne Patterson, Dean Desjardins, Lamey McLellan Row 3: jeff Smith, Warren Norton, joanna Klinger, Tammy Peyton, Bunny Strobel, Phyllis Foti, Laura Sensky, Beth Snyder Row 4: Ruben Rubago, Leigh Little, Kristin Scott, Sheri Bollinger, Karlan judd, Sheila Parks Row 5: joe Kozakiewicz, jim Hockenhull, Katrina Warren, james Ashbrook, Enrique Rodriguez, Francis Sherrer, Tom Fernwault, jay Somerville, Susan Murphy, Kyle Brown, judith Keene, Mike Silvia Row 6: Randy Leighty, Tom Price, Keith Kealer Row 7: jenny Hazen, Fran Suess, Bonnie Grace, Kathy Choukalas, Laurie Atchley, Sandy Willistein, Lori Rehder, Ann Peddle, Tami Schmidt. Marching could be difficult work as Karlan judd, james Hockenhull and Susan Murphy frightj found out. Football Games were the high point of the marching week for the trumpet sections fright centerj and Ruben Rabago and Kristen Scott ffar rightj. Drum Major Greg Quiros, ifar lower rightj however, spent the whole season worrying about his salute. 170 Organizations ffl? Y'-'4'-t7i i1u.g f 'K M' ' . H- K, x 4 L. .. My . Q 5- .L qt 3+ N X .. 1 .. . ,,. , - S. V fiw' ..fJ'sx . , , i as.'f'P i1.5-I ' ' , .I Jw Y. 1 I l 4 at .'- Band takes excellent rate at competition The Panther Band, for the fifth consecutive year, has gotten a new director. Mr. Tom Battista became the eighth person to fill the director's chair when he was transferred from East after its closure last june. This year's marching band, under Drum Major Greg Quitros, went to both ASU and U of A band days as well as the Veteran's Day Parade where they were honored as the best marching band. Q.-: .+L .. Q '- . ,X Organizations 171 Q . .M 1 1 Q-1.502 ,,. 'Wig' 1W1,gn,3, 172 Organizations , M .gg .i., Q .4 . -. v ,fe H.- W -int. 1 Z Dancers, Flags, mascot M?, performances entertain f ' l r The Flag Line, an essential part of the marching band in recent years, again improved the looks of the band one hundred per cent. Their black and gold banners and uniforms signaled FLAG LINE: jtop leftj Front row: Lori Atchley, Fran Suess, Lori Rehder, Tami Schmidt, Ann Peddle, Row 2: Kathy Choukalas, jenny Hazen, Sandy Willistein, Bonnie Grace. MASCOT: flower leftj Lori Benjamin. MODERN DANCE: fbelowj Front row: Terry Brown, Sherri Gallion, Danniell Culinan, Lucce De Palo, Tina Tanner, Sonja Williams, Row 2: Laura Pollard, Kim Hodge, Chiyoko Johnstone, Theresa Parrinello, Shannon Ball. Row 3: Vicki Fox, Tracy Solomon, Kristy Wells, Ann Brown, Paula Corpus, Cris Campion, Susie Boatwright, Shelly Smith, Chris lohansen, Kim Schumaker, Amy Lee, Row 4: Heather Gilmore, leri jones, Tangela Conant, Cheri Clouser. the band performances at halftime shows and during parades. Coordinated by Band Director Tom Battista, the choreography of the line for halftime shows was spectacular. Choreography was also spectacular in performances by the modern dance group. ln assemblies and concerts, Blanche Berry's group performed original dances by members of the group. A wee girl donned the hot panther playsuit and aided cheerleaders and fans by acting the part of the mascot. Lori Benjamin, a sophomore, served in this role. l MFE Organizations 173 Cheers raise school spirit to new highs The 1983 cheer line did just that for Maryvale again this year. Appearing at Football and Basketball games as well as assemblies, the cheers provided a constant source of spirit for sometimes low team members and fans alike. The Cheers were always there at the right time to congratulate when we won, or to console when we lost. Under the leadership of Mrs. Ginny Rote and Captain Kim Harold, the cheers proved to be one of the most constructively loud groups on campus. Whether at the games or at pep assemblies, the cheers worked hard and long to make the year one to be remembered. 174 Organizations l l Through the bad times as well as the good the cheerleaders keep spirits high vilhether at pep assemblies where Marcy Dabb 'top lefty, Ann Brown and Elisabeth Altamira fo m the triangle base and Kim Harold flower rig tj keeps time with the music or at games where ulie Cochrane flower lefty and Ann ftop rightj o spectacular leaps or marching as Ann and Marcy flower centerj in the Homecoming Parlade. VARSITY CHEERS: Front Row: Elizabeth Allamiriano, Kim Harold Row Two: Denise Murray, Brenda Tang, Marcy Dabb, julie Cochrane, Tammy Stewart, Ann Brown l 3 l , . ? am., 1' L' PP 5 , .. , 6, W' 3 4, il' f f , .5 A , ,,,, me Eam- 'N aw 'fs 9 6 ZW ,Wea p Organizations 175 l Poms' precise pretty dances wow onlookers Fans were always delighted when the Panthers scored a touchdown, mainly because they needed them, but also because that's when the Poms did their stuff to the tune of Panther Growl . Precision dancing was the Poms stuff and this years group was particularly precise and pretty. Under the leadership of Miss Blanche Berry, the Poms were on hand to perform at varsity football and basket- ball games, but at pep assemblies where they were also prominent in the skits. The Poms have been a part of the Maryvale spirit team since the begin- ning. .fv- vw- iff- . I in I T1 .J 1 I ,J li. i Q F e ,X , ,af ' J. , . -. :xl . A x X VF. 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POM LINE: Front Row: Kathy O'Donnell, Vicki Fox, Danielle Cullinan, Miyoshi Marshall Row Two: Tina Tanner, Lucce DePalo, Amy Lee, Theresa Parrinello, Molly Baker M. 5 T X xx-sw-'L i in nw ' , P' .r 5., ,.,, l l i E Or 1, T llll '1 1 ., -. if - v. -, ganizations 177 178 Organizations If ef 0' x M L, '- ' as Q5 zzifilaw V ui Liif? 'Qfsiz Tin wi! s , - -A .VM mn W. Qs ,ww 7 91, g ,, 5 WZ, Wifi xg .-M2 A 'N Staff succeeds 'n battle to keep 'Tracks Contrary to popular belief there is a school newspaper. But because of their undying modesty and devotion to the school, the staff tried to keep it a secret. Co-editors Rochelle Anderson and Ann Brown were first and foremost in the fight to keep Panther Tracks from being known by keeping the number of papers as low as possible. Assisting the Editors in their relentless pursuit of anonymity were assorted reporters, photographers, and lackies. Returning staffer Steve Math- erly turned from staff stud to staff surfer-punk. Steve's vacated job was filled by Chris Fiscus. Chris spent the entire year trying to get someone in the darkroom. But somehow, nothing ever developed for Chris. Except maybe a slight concussion from Patti Leggin's incredible Purse ll, delivered right after one of Chris's frequent invitations to the darkroom. Another returning staffer, Tom Leggin, was cloned to make two Tom's to write for the newspaper. The second Tom was christened Nemmer and spent most of his time discussing bio- rhythms charted by Suzi Woods' amazing calculator. secret A freshman, Steve Ramsey, became business manager, fAlong w her calculatorj, but acci taminated another repo Wilkens, with a radioacti Palo Verde. Our Token S Tammy Gard, was entertain the year by the amazing C. Curry and his sha Newbill. ith Suzi and ently con- ter, Mike 'e ad from utherness, ed through ories of E. ow, Collis Photographers Gorgeous Greg Maynor and Brad Frost were kept busy trying to find pictures for jamie Neese's . . m reviews, but never quite The people behind Panther Track Front row: Collis Newbill Row 2: anaged. s, ifar top lefty rad Frost, Suzi Woods, Ann Brown, Tom Leggin,qTom Nemmer, E. C., jamie Neese, Mike Wilkens Row 3: Steve Ramsey, Chriscus, Randy Leighty, Greg Maynor, Patti Leggin, Roc and Steve Matherly were any concept of a professional newsp view of the busy newspaper staf Kathy Hamel, Ile Anderson ing but the per. Another ' at work flop center, far lefty doing an intqrview of the Westridge Mall Diamonds' mirro s. During one of the staff's frequent field trips advisor Earl Stinson Qleft centerj frantically call and morgues searching for staffers a story about barbarians, staffer attacked by the killer coat Qcent anything seriously, staffer Steve off another class period and Co- Anderson, fleftj packs her stere a darkroom recluse. s the hospitals , While writing 'athy Hamel is rj. Not taking atherly laughs itor Rochelle and becomes Organizations 179 l l Editor battles J' I '-: 180 Organizations QQ finals-rifx 4 tswtv feta sift? strange staff s deadline apathy Holding true to its heritage, the yearbook staff did nothing worth talking about. Unless, of course, you talk about the lack of organization and planning. Then you could make a 12 hours mini-series. Laziness would also prove to be an easy topic for a talk show concerning yearbook. Editor Randy Leighty tried desperately to meet deadlines but gave up when Assistant Editor Patti Leggin got tired of doing a duet on yearbook work and suppressed him repeatedly with the mere mention of the letter C. Photography Editor Brent Finley, completing a two year tenure of duty, could be credited with work and a new McLanguage or two. However, unex- plained periods of prolonged absence and mysterious old bus ticket stubs to Pomona, California made that ques- tionable. New additions to the staff included a freshman Suzi Woods, a Bourgade reject Gigi Holtz, an aspiring driver David Mastrangelo, two Siamese twins Bonnie Grace and Tami Schmidt, a silent movie star Tammy Scott and a closet schizophrenic, Arnold Iverson. Many of these people helped Mr. Stinson complete the faculty section in mid-lune. Other Senior staff members numbered either 4 or 5. Three year sleepwalking Tom Leggin, Hollywood Producer jamie Spielberg Neese and granular Ernest E. C. Curry. The other two for onej were named Karen 30 pictures a day White and Greg l'm sorry, Mr. Stinson Maynor. They never got far enough apart to tell whether or not they were one person. Photographer Brad Frost was technically a senior but the staff just considered he and Animal rubber-room material. For this reason they were cast in Genai Set's sit-com, Genai and her sister's ghost, also starring Rm. 408's own possessed drier. i Q 5 5 . i l l y . l . i 2' Deadlines were the first thing that the yearbook staff learned about and the main thing learned was that they were tiring. Editor Randy Leighty's biggest job was keeping people awake at all hours. He was usually marking things down on his master chart flower centerj or comforting photo editor Brent Finley ltop rightj who needed it because of photographer Greg Maynor Qcenter rightj. Assistant editor Patti Leggin who typed and punched flower lefty and organizations editor Karen White ftop centerj who bit her tongue a lot also spent a lot of time in the pubs room. YEARBOOK STAFF: ftop leftj David Mastrangelo, Genai Set, Bonnie Grace, Wendy Glover, jamie Neese, Susie Woods, Tami Schmidt, Tammy Scott, Brent Finley, Patti Leggin, Ernest Curry, Karen White, Greg Maynor, Brad Frost, Tom Leggin, Arnold Iverson, Randy Leighty Organizations 181 Cheerleaders, scorers boost wrestling teams What cheerleaders were to other sports, the Wrestlerettes were to the wrestling team and more. Not only did they cheer their favorites on, they helped with scoring and other chores associated and unique to wrestling matches. They attended the wrestlerette clinic October 23 and the Peoria and Mclintock Invitational Tournaments as well as the home and away dual matches. VARSITY WRESTLERETTES flower lefty Front row: Ianene Wong, Arlene Foti, Nicky Celiberti, Lequetta Rogers Second Row: Angela Blau, Lena Gutierrez, Debbie Skiles Third Row: Ronda Gue Back: Gina loya, Gloria Deloney, Stephanie Vidaure JUNIOR VARSITY WRESTLERETTES ftop rightl Front Row: Pauline Wright, Kayla Nix, Erika Lawson Second Row: Cecilia Vacanari, Janice Ellison, Elizabeth Rector, Irene Baeza, lodi Verdeck Back Row: Lorie loyner, Trudi Sellick, Tracy Woodring, Tina Hicks SCORER WRESTLERETTES flower rightj Front Row: locelyn Blaschko, Shauna Golladay, Kelly Cofer, Amorea Turner, Elena Rohan Back: Dristy Davenport, Patt Suter, Theresa Ruiz, Tammy Tang, Mendy Littrell, Shawna Thein 1 1 4 1 W fp Y, s .sz 5: . 5' ASC advises student g Associated Student Council fAbovel Front Row: Robin Wells, Carol Vollmer, Lena Guteriez, Crystal Castle, Kim Stone, Shauna Golladay, Shirley Renou, Zinith johnson, Andrea House Row Two: Kiami Rodgers, ludy Millam, Elena Rohan, Audrey Trujillo, Kelly Cantelle, Renee Swank, Anita Leon, Lequetta Rodgers Row 184 Organizations Three: Brent Finley, Arthur DeLeon, Tammy Tang, Karen White, Riki-lo Redfern, Will Barefield, Arnold Iverson, Craig Tellez, Tony Massey, Angela Nelson Speech Club fTop Righty Front Row: Ms. Patterson, Kiami Rogers, Kimberly Scholar, lanna Hodges, Mindy Keeling, Patricia Hamrick Row Two: Ronald Bernard, OVEl'l'Tl'T1El'lt William Barefield, lon jackson, Darren Langtord, Brian Downey Row Three: Bruce Buittner Mike LaCavera Interact Club QLower Righty Front Row: Tina Tanner, Pete Moraga, Nancy Akin, Lonnie Hatfield, Row Two: Tami Schmidt, Lucee DePalo, Tina Rockavitch, Anne Peddle, Karen Davis 1. 1 'bliss I llli . S sill f HZ! ,.. f Actors choir perform, plays concerts, mime Living by their motto Act well thy part, there all the honor lies, the International Thespians H480 staged three productions this past school year. First was Our Town with Mike Boldt, Kiami Rogers, and jon jackson portraying the lead characters. Follow- ing this was the Christmas Pantomime show, and the spring production of Fiddler on the Roof. Will Barefield was president of the club of approx- imately 45 members. The new club sponsor this year was Dixie Patterson. The concert choir, under the direction of Charlotte Edgar, performed all over town with concerts especially selected for junior high schools. These concerts pushed recruiting for the musical group. ln addition, the choir presented numbers at both the Christmas concert and assembly. Selected members also performed for the faculty at their annual Christmas party. Thespians Troupe 3480 Front row: Ms. Patterson, Tina Weber, Andy Fischer, Will Barefield, Mindy Keeling, Lani Halstead, Pat Hamrick row 2: Bruce Holmes, Marie Cappola, Marcus Brown, Kiami Rogers, Mike Boldt, Janna Hodges, Michelle Smith, Teresa Hunt, Michelle Benedict row 3: Molly Doty, Ronald Bernard, Darren Langford, lon jackson, Yvonne Mullis, Shirley Lane, Bruce Buittner, Mike La Cavera, Brian Downey, Ellen Barefield, Anne Medina. Concert Choir Front row: Patty Di Rico, Jacque Hodges, Collen Burdie, Ross Burns, Ellen Barefield, lanna Hodges, Marylin Goodroad, Mindy Keeling, Mrs. Edgar row 2: Cecilia Vacouun, Tammy McClain, Alice johnson, Pat Hamrick, Karen Stakemiller, Tim Newbill, Elizabeth Lopez, Monica Loya, Chris Kozakiewicz, Kelly Forenson, Kathy Kemp, Michael Wilkens row 3: Michelle Yelverton, Sherri Villa, Terri Whipps, Stacey Schutzen- hoffer, Vicky Bilby, Amy Fishbaugh row 4: Kristina Knox, Pauline Lund, Dawn Goodman, Rhonda Palmer, Teresa Hunt, Loran Woods, Scott Neese, Lezlie Kelly, Robert Maxwell, Kiara Palmer, Vaughn Surret. 186 Organizations IIARYVALE HIGH CONCERT CHOIR PHOENIX ARIZONA F,,,....WMw M.w1 S YUSSI NEWS IS IW'S HISTSR f-- S flanlfa ISRAF 5 St ucm 1 --1--- NL ttt. 7 3 -W fi 2 I llll lllll flllll Y ,..,... A E 1 i 5 L E v ...q f 1A 3 NNE QQ' Q9 XCLBB 188 Organizations J'I'l'I'l'l'lillllliliuiililtlwlllliil' I lIIll.l Clubs tr debates, hutters, murals When the Twenty-first Annual Arizona Model United Nations met in Tucson February 4, students from Maryvale represented four nations: Israel, Sri Lanka, St. Lucia and Byelorussia. MODEL UNITED NATIONS: ftop leftj Front row: Carol Vollmer, Pam Zygutis, Paula Stone, Chiyoko lohnstone, Karen Davis, Judy Milland, Arthur De Leon, Row 2: joy Sturgis, Peter Alejandro, Dan Ramsey, Arnold Iverson, Matt Perran. CAMERA CLUB flower leftl Front row: Earl Samms, Craig Tellez, Row 2: Charles Vardaman, Anita Leon, Greg Maynar, Deborah Heckman, Anna Schreiber, Elena Rohan, Dewey Born, Row 3: Renee Swank, Mrs. Meineke, Gloria Deloney, Chris Lesser, Bill Wisniewwski, Chris Cobos, ART COUNCIL: Qtop rightl Front row: Sponsor Betty Braig, Michelle Blodgett, Ann Schreiber, Row 2: Kathy De Fazio, Pat Polanko, Norma Olea, Tangela Conant, Elena Rohan, Huda Muhammad, Row 3: Lynn Funk, Melissa Yelverton, Bill Warren, Ron Sanders, Greg jenkins, Co-sponsor George Reiley. They also had dreams of attending the real United Nations but plans fell through when the group failed to raise the necessary money to pay for the trip. They did, however, attend regional meetings to discuss strategy with other nations with which they were aligned. The Camera Club made several field trips during the year: to the Northlight Gallery to observe how the masters do it, to a Camera Show to salivate over the equipment available and to the zoo and airport to do some shooting on their own. The Art Council apparently had one objective as all councils before them: to beautify Maryvale. This years work was on sports murals for the gym. The actual work was done on panels in the art rooms and then transferred to the walls of the gym. Organizations 189 5' M WA V M V K Maman Vvzl Y ' Q H f A r A ff' ski, 'ff VK.. gf- 'Ss 1 ,wig f ., I Q Q. 4 1, ' fi-.M , my Mk at fx A 2 nf I 55 a. um M f 41 vim f 'H M, 2,-.Email 77 , , 1 V w , -M 4 . . v , Tk is A , A V P! u. 5 Q -ef -1 . Vs 190 Organizations . , i if... M. H . .. SW tl . A l s 5 5 5 S .s.....a.,.......x.......,.,....., -vs..-......a -4.......',.......-...S an-......., .-.. Foreign language clubs absorb exotic cultures Three clubs on campus were based on interest in the foreign languages taught on campus: Spanish, French and German clubs. George Emmons' Spanish Club has been active for many years. Among SPANISH CLUB, ftop leftj Front row: Janie Skinner, Chrystal Castle, Rachel Ramirez, Danielle Cullinan, Chris Munoz, Donna Martin- ez, Tammy Gard. Row 2: Tina Rockyvich, Suzanne Thomas, Lequeta Rogers, Renee Swank, Milton Pritchett, Evangeline Olea, Tony Bernal, Denise Murray. Row 3: Mr. Emmons, Tom Hembree, Rick Monroe, Chuck Garcia, Tony Mussi, john Castle, Pete Torsiello, Paul Hess. FRENCH CLUB: flower leftj Front row: loan Brockway, Shirl Renou, Andy Lucas, Graciela Lozano. Row 2: Tina Weber, Brandon Powers, Bill Gilbertsen, Frank Gomez, Mr. Navarrete. GERMAN CLUB: ftop rightj Front row: Pam Zygutis, Paula Walter, Lynne Perrigo, Angela Nelson. Row 2: Mrs. Haver, joy Sturgis, Carolyn Coulter, Melanie Carter, Kathy Incerto. their activities are eating out at Mexican food restaurants, attending Spanish movies and entertaining at the Foreign Language Fair at Grand Canyon College. john Castle was president. Pete Navarrete's French Club made several lunch and dinner trips, to sample French cuisine while lohanna Haver's German Club attended the Ocktoberfest, German movies and a German convention in the spring. Organizations 191 3 ' 5 1 -1l:. 1 92 Students seek heritage through group acti ity Three clubs found their roots in ethnic backgrounds: The Black Student Union CBSUJ, Movimento Estudiantil Chica no de Aztlan QMECHAI, and the Indian Club. The Black Student Union heard talks by local businessmen, studied black history and got involved in helping the poor. MECHA sold Mexican food at the Birthday Carnival, studied Hispanic culture and generally tried to raise pride in their backgrounds. The Indian Club made field trips, including one to San Diego, made arts and crafts, learned to bead and dance as well as studied the old traditions. BLACK STUDENT UNION Iabovelz Front Row: Chris Trotter, Vonda White, Elisa Henderson, Tanya Sullivan, Phylis jackson. Row 2: April Evans, Sandra Brown, Valerie Emmerson, Lisa Roberts, Sandra Westbrooks, Zenith johnson. Row 3: joe Hendrix, Dwayne Washington, Ms. B. Bishop, Van Wilson, james Featherstone, Tony Massey, Terrence Anderson. MECHA: Qtop rightl Front row: Vicki Jimenez, David Madril, Irma Baeza, Robert Lopez, Galena Begaye, Tammy Munoz, Bert-ha Espinoza Row 2: Evange-Iina Olea, Andrea Lara, Norma Olea, Martha Espindola, Kimberly Lopez, Sylvia Cano, Gina Ioya, Lori Rivera, IoAn Bernal, Toni Bernal. Row 3: Melissa Renteria, Irene Baeza, Monica Loya, Elizabeth Altamirano, Daniel Vargas, Frank Gomez, Anamaria Quintanilla, Rufino Rubalacaba, Carlos Garcia. INDIAN CLUB: flower rightj Front row: Garrett Honahnie, Rita Villarreal, Kathy Harvey. Row 2: Pat Hetton, Frank Gomez, Debbie Dawahoya, Galena Begaye. 11' 1 H 'KT li 1 13 ii .zany F '5ilm 1 5 SW t lit, s if K Payson Caves give club first tri HOME EC CLUB fAbovei Front Row: Penny Gagne, Nancy Mickle, Ana Perez, Patti Leggin, Row Two: loAnn Bodway, Shirley Schepis, Rhonda Martin, Gladys Noe, Elena Rohan, Karen White EARTH SCIENCE CLUB lT0p Rightj Front Row: Kathy Incerto, George Lindell, Steve 194 Organizations Ramsey, Dr. Jarvis, Eric Hunter, Mrs. Jarvis, Row Two: Kurt McCloud, lim Begley, Patti Balland, Todd Rhoades, Miss Grayhack, April Wells, Row Three: Susie Roer, Kristin Kerns, Chris Del Rae, judy Millam, Matt Perran, David Mastrangelo, Row Four: Sylvia Alvarez, Shawn Rhoades, Genai Set, Suzi Woods, Gigi Holtz, Row Five: Mara Jacobsen, Paul Balland, Lonnie Hatfield, Kathy Timms, Kathy Hamel KOURT KITTENS: fLower rightl Front row: Pauline Lund, Heather Spencer, Rochelle Anderson, Mary Haynos, Row 2: Mrs. Kapash, Chris Woods, Kathy Hamel, Mrs. Tryon. P ii 'wfmwf 1 ,mfmfkfn ,.z ig Ziyi? A --,, L-aamm ....U,LM.... ..,L.....,L. ,.M.J.... 945415 E it--W ...Q i.,,.,,i...,.. i.m....L....Q K ...L L., Organizations 195 1. ,,.... -l s , .4 .. ..J,..,. y.. Brain , cowboys skillful at computing, competing You blew it, checkmate. These words may have startled a few people in the hall outside room 254 as Coach Tom Messner's Chess Team tried each other's skills. The team, much as their brawnier CHESS TEAM: QTop leftj, Front row, Khris Scherrer, Randy Mosses, Milton Pritchett, Dorothy Tappin, Mike House, Fransic Scherrer. Row 2, Mr. Messner, Arnold Iverson, Greg Becker, Greg Maynor, David Baerwlad, Andrew Zerber, Bill Oberour, lim Elledge. COMPUTER CLUB: flower leftl Front row, Mark Dancer, Glen lngebretson, jerry Foster. Row 2, Mike Leon, Karen Davis, Arnold Iverson. MHS RODEO TEAM AND CLUB: fTop rightl Front row, Lee Miller, sponsor, loi Bowman, Tina Horton, Theresa Freitas, Dawn Canteiroe, Keith Sutton, Kelly Canteie. Row 2, Gina Trammel, Kristi Hinz, Tim Kulish, Nathan McGowan, jeff Vater, Hank Highfield, joe Gonzales, sponsor, Ralph Neigh- bors, sponsor. counterparts, competed in tour- naments and dual matches both in Varsity and IV levels. Will Barefield was president. Meanwhile, back in room 913 members of the Computer Club were making weird noises. A quotation would appear here but no one on staff could translate FORTRAN. A third special interest group was Rodeo Club and Team whose members competed in rodeo events around the valley. When they were not compet- ing, they listened to talks by expert bronc riders and ropers. Ralph Neigh- bors and Lee Miller sponsored the group. Organizations 197 r 3 5 ,mi L? '1 2 .mr f T ffkiffv 5, MZ: 0-m.....,,,........ 198 Organizations L....-,,l 1 mr. L, 1 1, IGH, 1,,-., 1, s,-L,,z,uL 1 1 1 1 1. L .1s,-..1 SML M11 ct, 1 L,--I 1 1 L 1 u L- EL 1,N, Group serves as hostesses for Maryvale RUNNERS CLUB: Ibottom leftl Front Row: Ruby Gill, Kathy Incerto, Susie Roer Row Two: Galena Begaye, Tim Blau, Garrett Honahnie, John Quijano Mike Nay Row Three: Alexis Borunda, Yvonne Borunda, Adrian Alvarez, Ron Smith, Chuck Reeves, Paul Butler, joe Gutzqiller, Coach Schuster, Lonnie Hatfield, Tammy Baldwin, Charlene Fiedler, Susan Phillips, Ronda Gue, Doug Archer, Mike Willey. CREATIVE WRITING: Bottom: Robyn Kells, Steve Ramsey Michelle Yelverton, Milissa Yelverton Top: Kim Chaba, Pam Handegard, Barbara Herzog, Scott Neese WOODSHOP CLUB Front Row: Bill Kaiser, Danny Medina, Row Two: Mr. johnson, lay Lenne, Mike Kessler, john Sexton, Mr. Whitney PANTHERETTES: Front row: Lequetta Rogers, Angela Nelson, April Wells, Row 2: Kiami Rogers, Rachel Ramirez organizations 199 Lil. Lk.. Wu. ... ,1 -. L... I .. A.. I -...,.. ,..L.. 4 --L ,L,, in ....-- m. ,- L., 1... ,ML QC 1- T71 L ,1,,- -i arm 1 fi I ...Fifi Working clubs bases formed in curriculum While most clubs on campus catered to special interest groups, four were extracurricular arms of curricular programs. They were DECA, VICA, HERO, and COE. DECA, which stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America, is the club for students in distributive education classes. Students in this class cooperate between the classroom and jobs in the field of retail sales. VICA, Vocational Industrial Clubs of America, was made up of students in Industrial Cooperative Education where students split their time between school and jobs at machine shops, garages, and related businesses. HERO, Home Economics Related Occupations, was the club branch of the class by the same name. These students worked in food preparation and other service industries. COE, Cooperative Office Education, placed students in offices in all parts of the city. They served as file clerks, secretaries and typists. COE: Qbottom lefty Front Row: Pat Haro, lean Weir Row 2: Carla Medina, Susanna Ma, Robin Sullivan, Kim Mclntire, Elana Nemers, Tammy Petro, Sylvia Torres Row 3: Regina Grant, Shawna Keddy, Chris Siordian, Cynthia Chavez, Dena Lomax, Kris Costello, Connie Shinn, Bonnie Shinn, Cynthia Canez Row 4: Lorraine Norris, Teresa Riley, Karyn Webster, Diahann McCorry, Kelly Spencer, Amy Lee, Kaye Kubehl. VICA: fLower rightl Front Row: Charles james, Tami Ryall, Nicholas Gonzales, Todd Trombley, Dean Vickery Row 2: Donna Rioux, Michael Pino, lim Evans, Randee Rector, Tim Shumway, Todd Martin Row 3: Manuel Cano, Ben Padilla, Rick Geiser, Mark Wallace, jeff Schroeder Row 4: Blas Lozano, Patty Cofield, Paul Ledinski, joe Funnell, Daryl Humphrey, Ben O'Connor. VICA:1top leftj Front row: Mary Gidaro, Tina Currey, Tonya Lee, Laura Molina, Mr. Yordani Row Two: Shirley Schepis, Sandra Schepis, Becky Martin, Yvonne Mullis, Elisabeth Tyukodi, james Smith, Bruce Buittner Row three: Christine Wright, Bruce Ostrander, Tracey McElroy, Wendy Morris, Otaota Tuilefano, Mark Walker. HERO CLUB ftop rightl Front Row: Stephanie Slater, Gina Hutchinson, Lynda Celis, Charlie King, Alicia Valencia, Ray Gomez, Faith Nelson, Kelly Buvala Row Tow: Heidi Hawk, Vicki Havermale, Marilyn Goodroad, Zinith johnson, Dana Weems, Pauline Fragoso, Kelly Manire Row Three: Rae Ann Fraley, Sandy johnson, Maria Herman, Liz Koppes, Laura Campbell, Sandy Canez, Kitty Relph, lanette Koelpien Row Four: Paul Atkins, Ron LeBlanc, lama Holley, Cassi McMillin, Lynn Ahlquist, Vicky Ellis, Kelly Elder, Lisa Nunez, Tina McClintocks Organizations 201 ROTC rates high honors at inspection For the third year in a row, Maryvale's 6th JROTC battalion dominated Phoenix Union High District battalion with exceptional ratings at the AFI. But not only did they earn local recogni- tion, but they also won national acclaim when they won first place honors in the South West Region. These ratings were then compared nationally and Maryvale's cadets, under Major joe Carter and Cadet Battalion Commander David Russell, were tied for first place in the country. The Can-Do battalion's, Drill and Rifle teams also received commendable scores at local competitions. 202 Organizations TW H ,, .. V N, Company A fAbove leftJ Front row: Sean McNally, Jeffery Harris, Rick Mussi, row 2: Kristy Heath, Sylvia Alvarez, Melanie Carter, Ryan Hinchcliff, David Burson, William Watson, Joe Dirico, David Russell, row 3: Sylvia Navarra, Estella Gomez, Ramona Gomez, Donna Jensen, Adrian Alvarez, Danny Medrano, Robert Kiele, Robin Landgraf, row 4: David Hansen, James Elliot, Doug Punzel, Roger Kingston, Edward Riehl, Delina Healy, Deanna Gem, Sean Hodson, Robert Holmes. Company B fMiddleJ Front row: Tony Mussi, Robert Smith, Ben Padella, Orville Westerman, David Irwin, Sheila Wisiniewski, Paul Schnieder, Joe Carter Jr., row 2: Sandy Kiehl, Micheal Espinoza, Iva Meadows, Corrina Geegan, Doug McPeak, Chris Tafoya, Jose Frias, row 3: Micheal Gross, Charles Parrish, Tom McMonigal, Mark Ballejos, Greg Meron, Ron Piele, Jarrod McGuire, Mark Sieciaski, row 4: William Obenour, Darren Knight, Peter Alejan- dro, Timothy Larson, Ramon Espinoza, Chris Smith, David McCullock. Company C QTopJ Front row: Keith Kealer, Stephen Butler, Richard Brown, William Eth, Dawn Durso, Latana Sullivan, Mary Chong, Virgil Fears, Vincent Johnson, row 2: Jerry Ray, Chip Cain, John White, Conrad Chavez, Charles King, Tammy Peek, Dawn Jarret, Bobby Ford, Lawrence Mace, row 3: Donald Jensen, Penni Lund, Chris Chavez, Jullian Ramirez, Angela Rich, Paul Doi, Frank Honeyes- tewa, row 4: Jerome Prim, Charles Vardaman, Michele Leon, Mikel Faddis, Josef Szabo, Earl Smith, Hadely Bezio. Company D laboveJ Front row: Tim Mintz, Carol Geegan, Jim Ralls, Randall Dixon, Grady Woodward, Neal Thoreen, Brian Stadler, Kelly Harville, Amber Lax, William Stites, row 2: Curtis Jensen, Gunner Newman, John Watson, Tim McBride, Vonda White, Anthony McCulIagh, Perry Lund, Michael Pickering, Angela Achs, Kelli Martin, John Trauphler, row 3: Ken Disch, Renee Prebee, Melissa Carter, Pam Piele, Alex Sanchez, Chrystal Castle, Sylvester Thompson, Thomas Skaggs, row 4: Brian Obenour, John Haywood, Alex Jones, Charles lhle, Oscar Sanchez, Dewey Born, Mike Schroeder, Hugh Kealer, Scott Roe. Organizations 203 Rf 5:55 , , if if v' fa ,, w'?ff,,w r,f,,,,.,.3,. . I'1W' f':iM fT?'i:'f'9'WW, vw , 's f :W f up . W, YM- . WHX 'Z' 'W ,M gl' '55 , .. 1 3 Lil? , ' - A ffwgx, ' ' -'. . Vg.. W: f' VJ: ' .lf I ..., . gy , 2-1 ,953-4.-f Af-7.-.ms 1, , .M i l wr 4.7-.. -.-,L , u w fr-, 4 is ' f, ! X.-x. Viv, ,f 2' 1 ' ' V if, , . x, .X 1-x'A,N:f n J ' f .M t4XU Af -fx w-A . . 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Mr. Goodwin was transferred from Alhambra as a result of the changes made at West High School that sent Mr. Bob Dye to Alhambra. He replaced Mr. George Miller who retired at the end of last year after three years in the position. Mr. Goodwin could often be seen walking through the halls talking to students in an effort to learn more 206 Curriculum about their habits and patterns. I find it easy to get along with kids, he said, I have four of my own. When he wasn't working, Mr. Good- win enjoyed camping, running, read- ing, travel and working with his hands. In his second year at Maryvale, Assistant Principal Howard Shumate had his hands full even though his office had nearly learned how to tame the cranky computer that had taken over attendance the year before. Attendance is one of the biggest problems we have at Maryvale, he said. An innovation that started at Maryvale was computer phone calls to parents when students missed school. It is humanly impossible for people to make as many calls as the computer does Although there have been some mistakes, the computerized calling has worked quite well, he said. After several absences though, Dr. Shumate called parents in to his office to work out the students' problems. ,f M-i-N , A wmems, Although Principal Wellesley C. Goodwin was often out on campus, he was persuaded to return to his office ftop rowj for a picture-taking session. Attendance kept Dr, Howard Shumate ibottom rowj close to his office. i ' 'w5fQal ll ii V ' rvoh X af. .... , Nt X Eg, '-N. 1'-I' fx k,........,. , u'. -- ,,...-...N G , g ii , .9--...X W WS 'N-. 1- i. S S -f 'S- uv X X' XX, - Q fy Smith joins administrative staff The changes made at West High School were responsible not only for Maryvale's new principal, but also an assistant principal who was transferred directly from West. He was Mr. Wendall Smith. Mr. Smith is a veteran of the Phoenix Union High School District. He was an agriculture teacher and administrator at Phoenix Union High School for 15 years before being transferred to West in 1967. A graduate of the University of Minnesota, Mr. Smith's duties includ- ed coordinating the activities calendar and discipline. Even though the move did not come as a shock to him, Maryvale's size was much different for him. I like to get to know people by name. lt's just harder with this many kids, he said. Mr. Smith replaced Mrs. Dorann Thoreen who returned to the English classroom after three years as assistant principal. She was a tough act to follow, said Mr. Smith. in three short years, Mr. Martin Ulloa has become the senior administrator at 1 Maryvale. Mr. Ulloa, who came to Maryvale from South Mountain High School, serves as Maryvale's athletic director as well as working on discipline problems. He is responsible for coordinating sports tournaments and matches on campus. He also must keep an eye on eligibility of athletes as varied as football and badminton. Mr. Ulloa handles discipline in a fair but firm manner and is known for his sense of humor. 9 Whether met on a formal or informal basis, Assistant Principals Wendall Smith and Martin Ulloa treated students with dignity and friendliness. Curriculum 209 YVONNE ALLEGRETTI E.S.P. MARY LOU ALLEMBERT Science CHARLES BANKS Business NESTORE BARTHOLOMEW Business THOMAS BATTISTA Performing Arts JOYCE BENNER English BLANCHE BERRY Performing Arts GLENARD BEYELER Social Studies ALMEDA BOATRIGHT English JO ANN BODWAY Home Economics BEVERLY BOSTROM Physical Education KENNETH BOTTCHER E.S.P. BETTY BRAIG Art QUINDANELL BRIMS Nurse BEATRICE BYRON Counseling DAN CAIN Social Studies JERRY CARLSON English MAJOR JOSEPH CARTER R.O.T.C. DUANE CHARLESWORTH Business CATHERINE CIMARELLO Art JAMES CLAY English DORTHY COIT Home Economics CHRISTINE CONNARD English FRIEDA COOPER Business District woes effect changes in curriculum The Maryvale faculty, like all the faculties in the Phoenix Union High School District, was affected by decisions and events away from its influence and environs. The closures of East and Phoenix Union forced changes throughout the dis- trict. Most directly, the changes made at West High School freed Mr. Bob Dye to become the principal of Alhambra and the transfer of Mr. Wellesley Goodwin from Alhambra to Maryvale. Also, Mr. Wendall Smith, an administrative assistant, was transferred directly from West to replace Mrs. Dorann Thoreen who returned to the English classroom. Even though the closures of other schools brought some new faces to Maryvale, overall membership de- clined slightly with a beginning enrollment just under 3000 students. To serve these students, many changes within each department were effected, although much of what was done had been done in the past. For instance, Mrs. lane Moser replaced Mrs. Elizabeth Meinecke as the Art Depart- ment Chairman and Mr. George Rielly replaced Mrs. Katherine Cimarello during first semester maternity leave, but the rest of the department went on much the same with Mrs. Betty Braig presenting at several art shows as well as teaching her classes how she does it and Mr. Richard Shillings ceramics class holding a spectacular pot sale, while Mrs. Meinecke saw quite a bit of growth in her photo- graphy classes. Curriculum 211 Wilhoit named chairman as Saban retires The 300 building nearly collapsed when long-time business Department Chairman Bill Saban retired from the chairmanship. Many think it will collapse when he retires from teach- ing. Mr. jimmy Wilhoit replaced Mr. Saban. They and the other teachers: Mr. Charles Banks, Mr. Duane Chales- worth, Miss Harriett Frires, Mrs. Danitza Kalas, Mr. Nestore Bartholmew offered a variety of courses from business machines to business law. Mrs. Freida Cooper and Mr. Bob Yordani coordinated the two work- study classes. Cooperative Office Education Students trained on the job in offices while students in Distributive Education worked in retail outlets. In the largest department in school, English, two new faces, Mrs. Barbara Schwerdtfeger and Mrs. Carolyn Tal- ley, helped as the staff struggled to get freshmen and sophomores through their district-mandated basic writing skills which included everything from handwriting to a research paper. The more exotic courses in the department included Mr. jim Clay's College Survival, and Mrs. Chris Connard's Video Productions. Mrs. Dorothy Thomas chairs the department. Mrs. Linda Parker replaced Mrs. Gwen Earl during a first semester leave of absence. 212 Curriculum L at is RWM: if N Y 05 WFS ff-Q A ' 1' Nvl3 ex 1 X IA pf T 53' QE-f 'S .. f ' QA rl M V g.?l,tkj1kf?. 'ilqlsf I rt, .I Q MINS CLIFFORD CURRIER Counseling VANESSA DEHNE Reading BERNEIL DRAKE Counseling GWENDOLYN EARL English CHARLOTTE EDGAR Performing Arts GEORGE EMMONS Foreign Languages DONNA FESSLER Performing Arts MARY K. FITZHARRIS ESP RICHARD FLANDERS Social Studies BERTHA FLOOD Reading MERLYN V. FREDMAN Mathematics HARRIET FRIRES Business DEBORAH GANDARA ESP IAMES CANNON Social Studies C. VAE GEILER Counseling IOHN GENTILI Social Studies CHARLES GILBERT Science ROBERTA GLAZIER ESP DONALD GOODWIN Social Studies LINDA GRAYHACK ESP ALLEN HALL Physical Education SUE HARDESTY IMC IUDY HARKLEROAD Social Studies IOHANNA HAVER Foreign Languages 214 Curriculum GERALD HICKS English RICHARD HOFFMAN Science ALLEN HONIG Counseling PHYLLIS HRUZA Mathematics JAMES IRVINE Physical Education ANN JACKSON ESP JEFF JACOBS ESP JAMES JACOBSEN English GAYLE JARVIS Science DONALD JOHNSON ESP ROBERT JOHNSON Counseling THOMAS JOHNSON Industrial Arts ALICE JONES Home Economics ARBIA JONES Social Studies DANITZA KALAS Business ELIZABETH KAPASH Mathematics RICHARD KEMPER Mathematics ORREN KESLER Mathematics WARREN KESSINGER Mathematics LINDA LAMBERT ESP DONNA LAMPINEN Home Economics MARILYN LAVINE Home Economics ROBYN MAISLIN ESP SGT. NICK MASTROVITO ROTC IX jg, fx. 'G sa I I Q I 'JSIY I .,,. ., .-X'f I A WN'A I A IX I' I F' , ,- WW 'T' J I-I ll 9 lg.. I I Haver teaches German, I ads student rulers Few people understand what is going on in that one section bf the 300 building where the forei n language department chairman, Mr. ,Pete Navar- rete, and teachers: Mr. Clleorge Em- mons, Mrs. lda Sagarinol and Mrs. johanna Haver lead therr students through the inticacies of conjugating verbs in French, Spanish ahd German. Besides teaching German, IMrs. Haver also sponsored Student Gpvernment. The Industrial Arts Department is one of the more stable departments in the school with each of its teachers working in his specialty Chairman john Rebb teaches metall shop: Mr. Greg Whitney woodworkirlgg Mr. Ken Shuck, drafting: Mr. Thomtas johnson, electronics, Mr. George Steinberger, auto mechanics, and Mr.qLarry Yule heads the workstudy clasp Industrial Cooperative Education. k Mrs. janet Sizemore joined the math- ematics Department facultysthis year as the staff led students through basic skills as well as such mbthematical problems as Calculus and lrftroduction to Analyses. Mr. Albert Satina of the Performing Arts department taught two classes of General Math. Mrs. Bonnie Tryon is Math Department Chairman. I I Speaking of Performing QArts, Mrs. Charlotte Edgar replacedl Mrs. Ro- semary Williams, who transferred to Central, as department cha rman. Miss Dixie Patterson from East ,igh School took over Mrs. Williams drama classes. Mr. Tom Battista becam' the sixth band director at Maryvale five years. Mrs. Donna Fessler joined Miss Blanche Berry in teaching Idance. I I I I I I I I I I Ciiirriculum 215 I I Watkins leads district fight against drugs While the Physical Education Depart- ment was crippled by the retirement of Mr. Gerald jones, they managed to get through the year under the leadership of Mr. Gil Trejo. Mr. james Irvine took over Mr. jones' classroom duties. ln addition to her teaching duties, Miss Cheryl Watkins coordinated an effort to stem the tide of chemical dependency. She set up a pilot program at Maryvale to instruct teachers how to recognize and combat the problem. A referral system was also set up and implemented with the end of helping students whose lives were touched by the problem of chemical dependence. Change was probably felt deepest in the Reading Department where the slightest change was the chairman's change of name: from Vanessa Ketchum to Vanessa Dehne. Mrs. Sue Stanford returned after a year's leave of absence and two new teachers, Mrs. joan Monihan and Mrs. Bertha Flood, helped students pass their basic reading skills and to speed up in order to get better grades. Although all the faces were familiar, the Science Department still changed a little as Coach Ralph Neighbors who had previously been in P.E. became a full-time biology and general science instructor. If Nr. Meighbors became full-time, many of the scientists were sharing their time. Mrs. Barbara Ste- phens, chemistry, and Mr. Harmon Unkrich, physics, also taught math and Mrs. Dorothy Coit taught home econ- omics. Mr. Ray White, earth science teacher, decided to teach only the first three hours. Mrs. Mary Lou Allembert, biology, broke her hip in an after-school accident during first semester and was not expected to return. 216 Curriculum li f 3 5 . 1 1 1- ,f - Xl 'X ns? ., K ' W, L L - V me '4it'5gls,, . W -f 15' t 6 1 . I..-rl SVV 1' 2 1 . .J .11 . ,Wk se? 6.125 , .4 ':A4l V- K .- V ,-:z . a'.r .. V V .-,fbi L? ',,,-ggbf.,:3Ifn g, :Q .s they if-mi 'ff M31 'U ffr --x aww --ag ifv.f- 7' wi' 'fft '., U r fs' xi ft: 'sf' 54 , .,,, .Mi rfiff u S WI' H , Q it 5, 'V' ba iifpr 3.1 .A Alarm. .I I 1- - . . f., f ' -f ', v ':,,: t 1 .55 V 1 .,, ., Ig. K.: gfgfff, .5 Y H wg liz- ' .za .ii1'5-wb? 5 gfij:'f.,fi-- s ' ,fair qi Rigas . ,vig ,zLN.M . Lv, -, .V J5.gX'3.51.! ,,g.,.. 1, Y, I' X -ZQZW gig, KE? K- 4 ' -, .45-f ,l , ...gn m p., . ag2.ig'4gp1.es.- -1315 . A 5-.g bu. Vg- : gsfgggggfv K Y, it, ' ., A ry 7- rv AQ, .,-4. A 5.1, 'ui' f fr . iw. ..t -'t --.aft '- . . . za- ' AfQfl 'WZi.waxw 'X K if it ' - 'iq . 1'l-fi l l' in Lats ,gf 'ff Y-'-if X .fit ' 1. 'xt uf Witt ... at in ' 1 1 .1 ,, ff! ,l ROBERT MCBROOM English ELIZABETH MEINEKE Art THOMAS MESSNER Science PATRICIA MIDDLETON English INA MAE MILLER IMC RICHARD MILNES Mathematics ELENORE MOBERLY English JOAN MONIHAN Reading WILLIAM MORRIS IMC IANE MOSER Art PETE A. NAVARRETE Foreign Languages RALPH NEIGHBORS Science BARRY NEISENT ESP LOIS OSTRAAT ESP LESLIE OXLEY Mathematics LINDA PARKER English DIXIE PATTERSON Performing Arts ELDRA POWER ESP CHARLENE PRESLEY Physical Education KATHY RADINA Mathematics SGT. RONALD RATLIFF ROTC IOHN REBB Industrial Arts GEORGE REILEY Art HAROLD RICHARDSON Social Studies 218 Curriculum VIRGINIA ROTE Physical Education WILLIAM 1. SABAN Business IDA SAGARINO Foreign Languages ALLEN SALT English JIMMIE SANDERS Mathematics ALBERT SATINA Performing Arts JEANNE SCHOOLLAND Counseling ROBERT SCHUSTER Physical Education BARBARA SCHWERDTFEGER English OSBORNE SHACKELFORD Physical Education RICHARD SHILLING Art GENE SHIPLEY Physical Education KENNETH SHUCK Inudstrial Arts MEREDITH SINGER ESP IANET SIZEMORE Mathematics CAROLYN SNIDER Social Studies FlNlS STAFFORD Mathematics SUE STANFORD Reading MACK STANLEY Social Studies GEORGE STEINBERGER Industrial Arts BARBARA STEPHENS Science RICHARD STEPHENS Mathematics EARL STINSON English IOHN STRICKLAND Science i' X. T ,lb ,dx v' - ,f si 'A Al ,- P h..M.+-- i fflxxlfl ms M09 4' 'acid il E- jones travels to Carl Hayden for last class The calm and staid Social Studies Department stayed staid. The only change of any moment was the transfer of Mr. Arbia jones to Carl Hayden High School for the last two periods of the day. This change was made after the first term. Mr. Bob White is the department chairman. The ROTC Department was not satisfied to rest on its laurels. Led by Major joseph Carter, the Maryvale ROTC has become one of the finest units in the country as rated by their annual inspections. Sergeants Nick Mastrovito and Ronald Ratliff were the other instructors who have helped build the program at Maryvale. Miss Linda Grayhack became chairman of the Exceptional Student Depart- ment this year replacing Mrs. joyce Werner. This department gave special help to students with problems and handicaps. Mrs. Lois Ostraat returned to Maryvale after several years absence to be psychologist with the depart- ment. Curriculum 219 New teacher helps students design jeans The Home Economics Department welcomed Mrs. Marilyn Lavine who transferred from East High School. Her clothing classes created designer jeans by adding stitching to regular jeans. Mrs. Donna Lampinen chaired the department. In the Instructional Materials Center, Mr. Bill Morris and Mrs. Ina Mae Miller were their usual helpful selves' assisting students and teachers as needed and attending to the thousands of volumes entrusted to their care. Miss Sue Hardesty kept the machines and software of the media working to the betterment of students and sometimes found it necessary to repair the center's busy copier. Nurse Quindanell Brims did her thing dispensing tender loving care to students who came to her with complaints. Study halls and opportunity hall were guarded by Mrs. Lisa Williams, Mrs. julia Whitener and Mr. Glen Turner. 220 Curriculum DONALD TACIA English CAROLYN TALLEY English DOROTHY THOMAS English DORANN THOREEN English GILBERT B. TREIO Physical Education BONNIE TRYON Mathematics GLEN TURNER Study Hall HARMON UNKRICH Science DANNY WALES Physical Education MARYALICE WALTER English CHERYL WATKINS Physical Education DEBBIE WENDT ESP JOYCE WERNER ESP RAYMOND WHITE Science ROBERT WHITE Social Studies JULIA WHITENER Study Hall GREGORY WHITNEY Industrial Arts IIMMIE I. WILHOIT Business LISA WILLIAMS Study Hall DONALD R. WILLIAMSON Counseling NANCY WILSON English ROBERT YORDANI Business LARRY YULE Industrial Arts LORNA ZIEMER Performing Arts SHIRLEY COLBERT BILLYETTE CONKLIN IVA COX BETTY DOVE ANITA FANKHAUSER SHIRLEY FEUERSANGER DORENE FIKE NATALIE GLUHACK MARY GORDOA IOAN HUFF FRAN KNOX IAMET LAMBERT DEE LE BOEUF ELDA MEADOWS IAMET NEESE DEE PIVONKA DORIS RANSHAW CAROL SCHUSTER DOROTHY SCOTT EDNA SIMS BARBARA SOLOMON COLLEEN STROUP LEE SUTHERLAND TERRY WATSON BETTIE WILLIAMS BOBBIE WILLIAMS , 2 I W' , T llllll W :- x A T N, X W .W . -. Ni x Qs? A ' 'f x :X ' Q- f vllglllxib .. V Hyun, Q' i 11.-, s. if ., f Wtlmf 'ks f-QM, ,. z frm NUM a I ,. -., lee, 'T at Qlrip 1 'Z.QQT 'Cf,IJ' 3 73311511 B1 ,? Q I QW I iiiti-' V Q 'tg ri .5 ,I fx f-fs .S ...-. Service forces work to keep campus 'home' SECURITY ftopj Front row: Vicki VanAnsdale, Fd lomes, Marge Dick Row 2: Ivan Meier, Bunny Bishop, loe Gonzalez, Lee Miller CUSTODIANS fcenterj Front row: Ed Kite, Pat Hargis, john Simmers Row 2: Barrie Mobert, Dick Doyle, Tony luarez CAFETERIA STAFF fleftj Front row: Delores Gilkowski, Lupe Rojas, Connie Newlin, Donna Davis Row 2: Nellie Soldana, Rae Ann Fraley, Jessie Lindner, Betty Ruble Row 3: Helen Scarbrough, Charlotte Endzulis, Pauline Miller, Norma Merrifield, Shiela Macklem, jan Blorrien, Sue Beabout. Curriculum 223 . 4 D I X '- ' 1' gi'-QQ? I M ., :gr - Aff ' if ' R?f'l.jj.x fngzm - LLLL . Raw. - ' 1 224 . was the best of times, . k In --i-k :'E. wi - Q 9' Q X 55508 ,, .X 1 ...www S+-6 i3 ' It was the worst of times, in ent life L l tl X 'Hanging out' around campus is way of life Hanging out around school is a highly developed art form. During lunch, before after and during school, Hang could be found in various spots around campus. The mall close to the snack bar drew the Macho Hang who liked to wrestle and flex his muscles. Dark hallways were the favorite location of the silent, thinking Hang He could often be seen talking with his friends at the top of the grandstand. For the tired or lazy Hang there were always the many benches placed strategically on campus where he can rest and recuperate after a long hour of classes. 226 Student Life Q S ii! A S! 15 P x ual is 5 ff mi 1, l, .- 7 mafia - -nw.. ,Am W....,,...... ,.f,s,Q...,- .nr ,W ,...,L,, M ,,.M.W.,m..,,.,,d,..M,N-,m,,.m,f.,,.,,,,,,,-,. , V .www L ,,,,,,,,.,,,,.,, -f'1'4 L A wr 'WW' 9 ,'?fS-'J -5' S. Ksn AQJAQ, ft, . gs'2'F?!?? IV M .YJ if Q e1Q.M 4 Q, , elm 'S Student Life 227 Studious scholars fill campus nook, crannies Although there were plenty of fun and games, Maryvale was a place for serious study too. Students found many times, places and way to finish homework for their next class or cram for the big Free Enterprise test. 228 Student Life For some people, the best place to study was the classroom or Library. But some thought the 900 building floor or the stadium press box was just as good. 1 rf if f R Q51 vi, ,f., :il V M X uniggn ,Q an Wilder classic gives actors first challenge john jackson and Kiami Rogers starred in Our Town the first Thespian production of the year which opened in early October. The play by Thornton Wilder, which uses a fairly sketchy set, is the story of growing up, marrying and dying in a small town. To compensate for the lack of scenery, Stage Manager Mike Boldt came on from time to time to tell the audience some of the background. Other principals in the cast were Andrew Fisher who played Doc Gillis and Brian Downey as Editor Webb. The play was under the direction of new drama teacher Dixie Patterson. Quite a large cast was used in Our Town. They include Mike La Cavera as Howie Newsome and Rick Kerr ftop lefty as Sy Caldwell, Kiami Rogers is Emily Webb shown with her mother flower centerl, Ellen Barefield, her father, Brian Downey ttop centerj and Constable jimmy McGee, Anne Medina, john jackson and Andrew Fisher flower lefty are Rebecca, George and Dr. Gibbs, while Teresa Hunt, Marilyn Goodroad and Pat Hamrick are Mrs. Gibbs, Mrs. Soames and the piano player flower rightj. 230 Student Life lam: f- .. A xv K R Q g ,. v 42' A . . .R in ,fra X. P 1 W' 1 a fs if E Y ,km H wa 1 2' f iw M W ,,,, MH ll 1. Al L L l ,ll Z i ff 232 Student Life Students split for fast food cluring lunch Lunch hours were greeted with mixed feelings among Maryvale students. For those lucky enough to have a car and license for a generous friend who didj there was the off-campus opportunity. Fare varied from hamburgers at McDonalds to Mexican food at Taco Bell. For those stranded on campus, however the choices were greatly reduced: cafeteria or snack bar. Some people vetoed both ideas though and headed home for some of mom's own confections. it '-...-.-we f l-1 :rg i , J W V' i l, L..,........... . 'o I x Ns.- . gx .L fl il 5. ,4...x ,T ,A, . , I ,,,,,,...wvf 4 , li ' .., W1 Student Life 233 Students given brief respite at assemblies Whether they were encouraging spirit, celebrating Christmas or exhibiting a repentant daredevil motorcycle whiz, assemblies took up part of the school day from time to time. Pep assemblies, held on the football field, introduced players and gave the cheerleaders and poms a chance to enliven spirit among students who learned new yells and the words to Panther Growl. One assembly promoted Our Town for the Thespians as selected scenes were shown. The sports award assem- bly was delayed when the football Panthers suddenly became involved in the State Playoffs. The Christmas assembly featured the performing arts department as the modern dance, choir and mime group performed. The mime group's version of The Night Before Christmas was particularly memorable. Motorcycle daredevil Gary Wells did a few wheelies and talked about his involvement with drugs in a special afternoon assembly on the field. Whether they were watching the choir ftop lefty or the mime group ttop rightj perform or Gary Wells fleftl rear up on his Sunnyslope Honda or Coach Buck Hall fcenterj introduct the football team, the students' faces frightl reflect little of the spirit motivating assemblies. 234 Student Life 4 ..-g- ... ' ant. M-Q W, 1... Tw. 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Such gems as Do you like your neighbor, Pass the marshmellow on a toothpick or The Great Spoon Relay were just a few of the many lunacies one could enjoy on an otherwise boring lunch hour. Organized and unorganized lunchtime activities included such things as skipping rope ftop centerj, musical chairs finsetj, Duck, Duck, Goose, Qleftl Marshmallow Pass, flower lefty and dressing as a clown for Halloween Week. Student Life 237 ,ff V-. 3' 1 K nfs Vx v 'in' ,wwf M 'W 5 wiv MQWLM.. M A. 238 Student Life -vw-Q wf Q- I .'v' if A , .M S h S WW, , .. :S u ,, '80's Movies provide theme for Homecoming The Movies of the '80's was the subject of the '83 Homecoming and you could make a movie on the crazy events that happened during the week before Homecoming. Such diversions as the Powder-Puff Game, Almost Anything Goes Ill, and The MHS Male Poms provided just a sampling of Homecoming week activities, conclud- ing with the football game on Friday. Lonnie Hatfield and Kim Herald won the honors and Maryvale won the game. Practicing for the Powder-Puff game was a big part of Homecoming week for the underclass team. ftop centerl This game's halftime show was provided by the Male Poms. fbottom centerl Keith Kealer, Brent Finley, Randy Leighty, Tom Price, jay Sommerville, Chris Fiscus and loe Cone. Almost Anything Goes was also a force to be reckoned with. Two members of the senior team tleftj give their all in the wheelbarrow race. The night of the game, Pete Torsiello tfar lefty sang the National Anthem and Lonnie Hatfield and Kim Herald were crowned King and Queen. Student Life 239 N if' - 240 Student Life 'W Marshall rules formal affair with Kindred December brought many things to Maryvale: Christmas, Christmas vaca- tion, and the Christmas formal. Icy Wonderland was the theme and an enjoyable and memorable evening was the program. Many students were at the gym on December 18, even though the date had been changed and many students had other obligations on the new night. The high point of the evening was the crowning of the King and Queen. The honors were given to Randy Kindred and Miyoshi Marshall and all in the kingdom of Maryvale were happy ,hmhqk 'fo Although everyone ftop centerj including Christmas Formal Royalty Randy Kindred and Miyoshi Marshall fabovey enjoyed dancing, they also enjoyed meeting friends at the door like Bruce Bloomquist, Misty Duncan, Mindy Littrell and Dwayne Hahn, ftop lefty table-hopping like lanelle Conrad with Bonnie Grace and Warren Norton ffar leftj and going to the refreshment table like Matt Perran and ludy Millam. Student Life 241 242 Student Life W X. Lee, Hoebee receive honors for valentine's Valentine's is traditionally a time for lovers, but that time was over- shadowed this year at the Valentine's dance when one sister, Amy Lee, passed the honor of Panther Sweet- heart on to another, Sylvia. Shavene Butler turned over the Panther Beau reins to Chris Hoebee, no kin. Besides dancing and honors, the dance came to life with fun and games as the DJ. hosted such pleasures as human musical chairs and pass the balloon. After being introduced as the Panther Beau and Sweetheart, Chris Hoebee and Sylvia Lee led dancers on to the floor. Others soon joined them flower lefty or played games ltop lefty or merely watched the action. This year's Sweeth- eart and Beau, Amy Lee and Shavene Butler flower centerj hosted the affair. Student Life 243 i 1 Maryvale took no back seats in fads, movies, music, clothes 244 Student Life JOBS Most students who had ways to get there had jobs. Probably the most popular place was McDonalds. You always knew someone who worked there. Gifts lll, Kay-Bee Toys, Smitty's and Wendy's were just a few of the places contributing to Maryvale's economy and students pockets. CLOTHES The Preppie look was probably the most popular one at Maryvale. lzod, Brittania and Le Tigre shirts and topsiders could be seen just about everywhere. However there were still plenty of concert jersey and jeans people around. FADS O mi God! Valley Girl, Frank Zappa's parody of girls in the San Fernando Valley, set off the biggest trend in talk since Bob and Doug McKenzie, Garfield and E.T. were popular stuffed animals and Vans shoes were as much a fad as they were shoes. COSTS Everything went up again in 1983, but here's a list to help you remember when . . . A large coke was 5.60 A gallon of gas was 51.09 A movie ticket was 54.50 A gallon of milk was 51.89 A video game play was 5.25 A Big Mac was 51.35 A New Trans-Am was 58,000 Mfr' I MUSIC Toto IV, Chicago 16, Stray Cats, Good Trouble and Frontiers to Conquer were just a few of the years top albums by Toto, Chicago, Stray Cats, REO Speedwagon and journey. Concerts in the Valley included Rush, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, REO Speed- wagon, Queen, Billy Squire, and a Farewell tribute to The Who. f . f s ' 1' '1' wifi' 'Q , -. 1 J, ' ,. , 1 1- N 1 MOVIES Awesome Totally Awesome was how some people described the smash hit Fast Times at Ridgemont High. Other box-office winners included Poltergeist , Tootsie , The Toy , Creepshow , 48 Hours , Rocky Ill , An Officer and a Gentleman , and quite possibly the biggest movie of all time, E.T. , The Extraterrestrial. 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