Maryvale High School - Panthorian Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 238 of the 1987 volume:

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Wild About Student Lite! ,,- ,wwf xr V ,gm we Yes this is workl, showh by Mrs. Harkleroacls sixth period, Richie Pagan shows how to do a hahdplant Easy right? Max Headroom one of the more popular fads this year, 2 A view of the football field Qand playersj from a helicopter. During lunch The phone olwoys seems To be o rnojor ocTiviTy on campus. Musicol choirs con be fun, os demonsfrdred by BenTon MocMiIIion ond Cornell Johnson Iv1.H.S. sTudenTs find on olTernoTive To cofeTe rio lunches. .sf is .F 4' Tonya Hermon shows us Thof T Q his is 0 choir I1 4 f 9 Stephan Crouch demonstrates the new type of frees- tyle biking ot on ofterscnool photo-shoot. n 'f ,fe Lunchtime activities liven up with 0 wild game of musicol choirs. tt W tt ,nnnn ,, tt tt tt tt '- ' A. ee e nnnn,,n nnn,:nn,,, tt w tt t X Q L' ZZA Going Wild In Student Life f ip!! my M 1-1' f , t W nttn M tett t me f it if' ' et a 1 Are Liz Herzog ohd Koren Collins working hclrcl or hordly working? 1 .ff Liz Luque looks Through The Top secrel files of Moryvole-'s sludenls JoEIIen Garcia shows Thar even hard work can be fun. rf rrr , nf. 1 'fb N 55, T 4 NKRCY. 'ig' V- K V .. F- re. Mg -, zxaff, vseau-fn' A e I . -E - rr- r ex, 1355- rm ':aee2D5??'iV5f.'ur1:fgM..aif11. .ha Maryvale cheers prepare for The Varsiry foorball players during a game wirh Norrh High, 6 No! We're nor doing anyrhing wrong fourrh hour lunch. Newspaper work? Whar work? as security watches sludenls during Oulside lunches can be inieresling, especial- ly while calching up on gossip. Tom Bailey hides himself under a friends shirl insfead of being photographed Round and round and round we go as M.H.S. siudenls pariicipare during one of many lunch acliviiies. 8 wififs x 15' '.gh 53' ' F A ilwviw . ' - ' ,- ' -,km ,f ' fm, wa- ' If ,fy :fa w :, .,, sw, - ,, . ..5,, F ,. Q.,SF?i1L .YA . . A. j . i n. M 4 f f' if f--. .fx .1 L , Q' is us. ix aff a ,M lv 55 if f ' 21 Qu! 3 4 ilu 'af ' W M K ,..Q,,, if if A WA ,tx A + 4 ,3- f. if A i -, .. , - ,,.. VVKA 4' km In , x,.W,,, E , , A fm, .Mm , ,I 'T' ' 1'V , , . , K. A 2 31- ' . f . 4, I - N! iir. Q S 4, ,,V Af. LV , Wx' . ,-3' 'A , ' R ' 4' ,W 4 A11 2-' , ,, U ,H lk. . . 1 .,,., ,VAA 5 J L, 5 , ...f-qv-'- ' W if M, Q ,,,,h Vg ' HW, , Q' ,A - ' K, 'ww ,xii-, Armando Canez iooks confused as The world carries on around him. W ig , .R-nf J Maryvale Varsiiy fooibali or a game agaihsi Norih High School. Siacey Steward and Ranaeli Richards share a momehi while Jacob Walfhers watches. iVl.H,S. siudehis on Beh Cordova ond Aydin AcosTo show Their spiriT on Block ond Gold day. Their scooTers?! Toking o sTroII Through The campus con be fun, dernohsTroTes frosh during fifTh lunch i if it we Q 4'-m.,,4.wn www 0 JoEllen GOfCiO ond Mory Mickle pictured with Len Ciemmens ond comeromoh ofter Their ride in the newscenter 40 helicopter. Well, first you do this ond then . , ., exploins Junior Kim Cioto to some of his friends. U 'Y Fi . - W., WM... ...,.. .mm W---, mm, A MM.. MW,,,,,.,...,.,..,..,,,,. , ,WMM , ,.,,, 1 ,-, .,,.,.,,, ,.,..W, .4 ..,.......,..,,,,,,,W,.-,,.M.,N4...h i ' V' ,.-,,.5 :i.,,i,-: ,,.. ,,,,,: N. l W -VW! 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N Ron Sheets ond Morly Fields loke Q slroll while showing Their M.l-l.S. spiril. l l l 1 5 l Styled In Color Q Registration is one of the most confus- ing things to do. Students and alcohol, a topic of an assembiy as W6tl,QS,Qf0UQQ ,tty A ' I 1- D Q 1 , 'f Wg i..,.. The M.H.S. Panther band preforming at a pep rally. i Spare Time is someThing all of us would have more of were iT noT for such insignificanT, menial Tasks as going To school and doing homework. lvlaryvale sTudenTs who had no spare Time, made Their own by diTching someThing. Their spare Time was spenT Talking, fighTing wiTh loved ones, 'lhanging around , and communicaT- ing wiTh The dead. Now pay aTTenTionl Some favoriTe places for people To associaTe, or as we cool guys say, hang around, were The audiTorium four more so- phisTicaTed sTudenTs5, The bike rack CThose people more mechanically inclinedj, on The bleachers four sporTsmen and womeny, under The Trees qThe school's loversy, and in The Trees fThe jungle beasTs of our sohoolp. AT The beginning of The year, some folks liked To hang around on Their skaTeboards. The school offi- cials did noT like This one biT, and gave everyone a good spanking. They laTer became more lenienT, and welcomed wiTh open arms any skaTeboard ThaT was regisTered, fingerprinTed, and TesTed for illegal drugs. Were They overdoing iT'? Possibly, buT such was The price we paid To hang around. ues. .... , Tillfi PKNNT Come on people buy someThing we need more money! One popuior mode of Tronsporioiion of Moryvoie High i ., ff zfwi? ?Z'2i ,,,,-nv- f .Wim ,W ' MHS siudenis love To gossip in Their spore Time! oi. , M47 THINK NO! TO VANDALISM! Micheol Hedrick- TRENDSETTER '87. QCc1n'T swing ii bobe!j. ...W .W f , Is Tho? whoi They mean by 'picking up' girls? McDonald's and Taco Bell were The Two mosT favored places To eaT. When Senior KurT STickler was asked why McDonald's was his favoriTe place To eaT, he replied, Because I like Tossing my pickles on The win- dow. Some people, like Tom Mar- Tinez and Vanessa Morse like To go To McDonald's for Micky Dfsj be- cause, Their McNuggeTs are good. There are also The people like Dianne Prologo and Kim Med- ford who go There because They like The Happy Meals. Senior KeiTh Pey- Ton answered, Because I geT Those IiTTle sTuffed animals ThaT make squeaky noises when I bop Them up and down, when he was asked why Taco Bell was his favoriTe place To eaT. Cassandra Jims also liked The IiTTle sTuffed animals aT Taco Bell. Some oTher people, like Bonnie Ing, Johnny Brown, and Shannon Williams like Taco Bell because of The good food. Burger King was liked by an anonymous Freshman, Because I can geT my Whopper made my wayl Burger King was also liked' by MarTy Ferrel because, Nl like To eaT. Cara McCune liked Wendy's besT, T'Because They have cuTe IiTTle square hamburgers and good Fros- Ties. Or when Michelle Lemelson was asked abouT why she liked Wendy's, she replied, Because They have The greaTesT chicken sandwiches. PeTer Piper Pizza is liked by B.J. PeTheI, Because I can eaT and play games wiTh my friends. Neil Grimm liked Pizza HuT because, The food jams! Another popular place was ai home, be- cause iT was i'cheapesT , non-poi- sonous , or as Lorrie Ruiz puTs iT, You can eaT all you wanT for The same price- no price! BuT if you have nowhere else To go, go To Su- zanne's house. Why, you ask? ThaT's simple, I-ler mom cooks quiTe well. JusT ask David SmiThl 5 w Todoy's olternofive To Doiry Queen! pgs!! LeT's oll go over To Pe-Ter's! as .M - gy . So, have you tried the cheese coke or finger foods? 22 Welcome To MCDODOICVS kiddies!!! i Ziw,,? We Not home of The Whopper , , . LONG of The Big Moc!!! ' 'X T '5 kkkk X f 5' -1 9 Keir- 5'::::x K f ! I d ' ,,, ff? 2,922 ' ,fi f M f , f ZH' x .. iii Everyohe's who anyone isn't here. ....-1- W. M.N.A,,.n. ---f -- QV W W W ..,.,.,, .Q ...gewf . .I Q Q' d X wALt'aMiw,.' lily. Everyohe's ddddy should have 0 credif cord here, does yours'?'? ' XS' 54 J Hey! LeT's oll go To The moll ond see Sumo. :nw , sa. nk J N In The summer you con even geT cIoThes There , said Jacob Wolfhers. 'I U V 4 V I ii? Miners Q N The Defour - A mall wiThin a mall. misusing wi 5 The place To go for The look everyone else already has. 0uT of all The lVl.H.S. sTudenTs polled, lVleTrocenTer won wiTh a grand slam as The favored mall To shop. Some reasons were, A loT more varieTy in Things To buy, and iT has Two floors, says BenTon McMillan. As one Senior says, lVleTrocenTer is my favoriTe 'cause l like sliding down befween The escalaTors, iT feels good on my boTTom! Some oTher reasons were, i'iT's cool iT's The place To be , 'cause iT's killer , Hcool people are There and also oTher obvious rea- sons, a place To meeT guys, girls, men, women, and oTher Teens Their own age. Sami ArmsTrong and Pia Corpus named ChrisTown as Their fa- voriTe mall, Cbuf only when iT's closedy. Their reasons why were no crowds, fun To window shop, and less expensive! While oThers were roaming around aT lVleTro and Chris- Town, people like Willie Tang and Richard Rubio chose Paradise Val- ley. Dillard's was a favored sTore among many MHS. sTudenTs, and as one anonymous Freshman puT iT, because my daddy has a credif card There! Dillard's also happens To be Leon KeiTh's favoriTe sTore. His answer To why was, Because ThaT's whaT everyone else puTl SarcasTic isn'T he? Buf on we go One anonymous Sophomore, and one Senior's favoriTe sTore was, Rhodes To Moscow. When asked why The Sophomore said, cause They sell my Type of cloThes , while The Sen- ior answered, The music and The walls are 'Trippy' Yea! ThaT's one we'll all have To check ouT. lVl.H.S. sTudenTs chose The park as The mosT popular place To hang ouT aT. OTher places ThaT were popular To hang ouT aT were The river boTTom, CenTral, and Rockers. Home was anoTher place many lVl.H.S. sTudenTs said They hung ouT aT mainly because They have no where else To go or simply because They have no means of TransparTaTlon. Leslie Dalsher sTaTed ThaT The park was her favoriTe place To hang ouT aT because, 'TAII my friends hang ouT There. , while Michele CulberTson, anoTher sTudenT who is seen There, replied, because a loT of cops go There! Unlike Dianne Prologo who's hang ouT fsn'T The park. Why you ask? be- cause everyone else goes There. O.K. There are also people like Richie Pagan who hangs ouT in fronT of The Safeway grocery sTore door To meeT a loT of nice shopping moms . Some people hang ouT l'everywhere or where They happen To be aT The Time. WhaT are some reasons for This? Because iT's funl , l'NoThing beT- Ter To do. , or simply, lT's close by. OTh- er people, like Bobby Zacek and James SmiTh, like To hang ouT aT Big O Tires on CenTral, Because iT's cool! Julie Myers likes hanging ouT aT 67Th Ave. and Campbell, Because iT's dark There. While Neil Grimm likes To hang ouT in emp- Ty pools because 'llT's fun! Some people Think iT's The happening Thing . People do find fun in The sTrangesT places. Don'T you agree?? Now whaT could be so 'fun' abouT This? 26 Known To many as merely The park . is This whaT They mean by jusT hanging around '? O T Even I hang ouT aT parks , says The M.H.S. PonTher. M if Hey! Do you Think They'iI find us here? 3 3 Some people jusT work Too hard. ' 7 Em if A T mais CioThes, movies, food, aaTes, and conoerTs. WhaT do They all have in common?'??'?? Money!! ThaT's also a common problem for MHS sTuaenTs. insTead of asking parenTs for iT, mosT sTudenTs Took Their parenTs advice To, GeT a job!! Some popular places were aT cloThing or jewelry sTores in a nearby mail. While oThers chose The Burger King or McDon- aIci's jusT around The corner. f -- ,... -1- . i b --QQ. .-in., .QR .. ri X -vw , M-AM, . W.,X, QWN . . 1, ' X ':'?NQm,wsXXQ, W , .Ei uh in 5 L wwe, -5 ,Nm Q ww W X Www we awww n ,Y www, WDM Www 62 M21 S Q i' L. S S i , -Hv' '9'S 'A ' 99 k'0's ' W 9994 My work isn'T That bod, infact iT's kinda fun. Www' .I it X W. kkkk ' K m . - ' 1 W' 4 34205, fa .91QId4.9!9.6,4 W 7' n V My To some MHS students malls c1ren'T fun, They're hard work. ! 4939. . 29 Gee, I could ride This forever! says Senior Gina Lopez. , ,, . 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SpiriT Week began OcTober 2OTh and ended OcTober 24Th, 4986, The nighT of The Homecoming game and dance. lT's Theme was BreakfasT Cereals . The game was made more exciTing by a win of 49-Q againsT The Carl Hayden Falcons. A parade was held afTer school on Friday and during half Time of The game. SpiriT Week sTarTed off wiTh Monday as Pajama day, followed by Color day on Tuesday, wiTh Seniors wearing perfecT pink, Juniors decked ouT wiTh gorgeous green, Sopho- mores wearing various shades of radienT red, Freshman dressed in basic black. Wednesday was Hick day, and sTudenTs came dressed up ready for some cow milkin' Thursday was Nerd day and people came To school in bell boTToms, glasses wiTh Tape in The middle, and pon- yTails in Their hair. Friday was Black-n-Gold day. The sTudenTs who dressed up for SpiriT Week showed us ThaT They had Their PanTher Pride! W w 1 J - , 4 u'f wM.. , W K If ' ,Q M: MW:-1-H 5 , ' A 'df AMW- o eeeee . 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Front Row: Janice Acosta, Shannon Rossman, Teresa Cole Second Row: Steve Chavez, Gaileen Conant, Nicole Jungers, Audrey Girard, Hope Herandez, Gina Cordova, Lisa Schwartz, Mary Pinon, Lisa Williams, Erin Haller, Holly Morrison, Michele Stannard Third Row: Mrs. Lorna Ziemer, Kim Culp, Jennie Meade, Kendra Avens, Kristi Stringer, Dee Dee Graves, Kelci Avens, Rhonda Pearson, Francine Zaragoza Back Row: Shannon Hanson, Naieda Hasan, Debra Shepherd K Jil., Front Row: Debra Laguna, Saundra Lopez, Micki Sharley, Kimberly Blakely, Tawnya Victorino, Debbie Burato, Liz Aguilar, Katherine Knapp Second Row: Missi Kreger, Josette Maldonado, Claudia Acosta, Charotte Tang, Connie Covey, Tina Caballero, Vanessa Peru, Lillian Aldridge, Rachel Caballero, Christina Martinez, Christina Arballo Back Row: Elvia Herrera, Becky Obenour, Yvonne Palmer, Diana Armstrong, Michelle Knights, Donna Drennan, Mamie Cain. Front Row: Debbie La Veer, Kris Fisk, LaneTTe Kirk, Amy Fekefe, Jennifer Myers, Larysa FeyTi Second Row: Monique Reed, Debbie Tamilio, STacy Perkins, Michelle Priser, Tammy Phelps, Tereasa Jefferson, Mariam Whife, Lori Torzewski, Lesleigh Wrenn Third Row: Lori Kidd, Jackie Valdez, Diane Sanchez, LiTa Sperland, Sally Munoz, Maria Lopez, Clarisa Borboa, Myla Vannasdale FourTh Row: Karen Duschl, Tina De La Garza, Denise Nelson FifTh Row: Tanya Bender, JuaniTa BarrienTos, Shannon Finch, Tori Traynor, Elisa Olea, Ana Carrillo, Anna Tellez DANCE SHINES Dance is one of Maryvale's major performing arTs classes. This school year The dance Teachers wenT back To a more basic form of Teaching and enforced a sTricTer dress code. STudenTs were expecTed To wear a basic uniform of leoTards and TighTs every day as They learned The many differenT Tecniques. These included modern, balleT and absTracT dance. The sTudenTs learned poise, grace, and self-confidence along wiTh a good wor- kouT. In dance, sTudenTs were given The freedom To creaTe and discover new ways To show Their emoTions. The major highpoinTs of dance were The concerTs. The beginning dance classes worked all year To puT on a concerT in The spring. While advanced dance classes puT on concerTs in The fall as well as The spring. These concerTs gave The sTudenTs a chance To 'TsTruT Their sTuff and show Their creaTiviTy. Dance sTudenTs also goT To cho- reograph Their own dances and choose Their own music. The mosT popular music was pop rock, even Though The Teachers usually pre- ferred insTrumenTal music. Since sTudenTs have To work TogeTher, each class usually became like one big family. Dance Teaches more Than jusT dance Tecni- ques: iT also Teaches human relaTions. The dancers learned how To communicaTe and relaTe wiTh each oTher by working TogeTher, There aremany benefiTs from being in dance. The biggesT would be The friendships a sTu- denT made which could lasT forever. ,ww-. l M- M ,gulf ,.,.MW, M W,W,,.WW M f '0k,0y',,M T. sun-vw A .L ---L. . X. S fi Q Yi KR xxx! QN OLEY! Liz AgIur's got The bec1T. 1 , Q 1 far!!! . XE . . 3-143 PM - .'LiA-.. W 1-12 W -'X'- -L 'V f E' -E 5 'S T. 'AIS .- M . ,-vJ WhoT's nexf? x WWW' W., Look of me I'm wor king for MTV. 1 Get Wild l rgclnization Being o comerc mon Takes experTice Library ASSiS'l'GI'l1'S ' Behind The scenes of The Li- brory ore The some people who use iT. The sTudenTs! Some people use iT, ond oThers work in iT os o closs. The sTudenTs puT books on The shelves, ond help peo- ple find or check ouT books. Some Type, or work on The poss desk. They dlso jockeT books ond deliver coll slips. Sounds fun doesn'T iT'?!? Ski Ski Club hdd d very success- ful yeor! WiTh obouT 80-90 members, AlberT Kon GS PresidenT, Koren Russell os Vice-PresidenT, Suzonne Dioz os SecreTdry, Didne Munoz os Tredsurer, ond Mi- chelle Fogel ond Eddie Lo- mos ds SergeonT dT Arms, Ski Club wos probobly The lorgesT club on cdmpus. The club, which hos been oround since 4983, goes on Three To four Trips d yedr. Two of which ore To Purgo- Tory, Colorodo ond Sunrise, Arizono. Some sTudenTs found They could sell cdndy bors To help defroy The cosT of The Trip if They wouldn'T hdve enough money. They would geT o percenToge of eoch condy bor sold. Mr. Doy's reosons for people To join were To, leorn o life Time sporT which is very re- wdrding, ond good exer- cise. 42 SEATED: Cindy Hirning, Liso Esquer, Elvio Herrerd. ROW 2: KdTherine Glciser, Mario Conisdles, Jomes Lucero, April Brizor, Bill NesTercede. ROW 3: Solly Dosdre, Sfephonie Solcido, Veronica Zubio, Tino Dobe, Shelley SoTTer. BACK ROW: RoberT Hughes, Rudy PruiT. FRONT ROW: Mr. Neighbors, Heidi Hurskcinen, Cord McCune, Grocie Rodriguez, Anno Koppo, Horold Wong, Eddie Lomas, Richie Pogon. SECOND ROW: Lilly Gorzo, Suson Rodriguez, Suzonne Hesler, Michelle Myers, Willie Tong, Roxdnne Munoz, STocey Clevinger, Ericho Eogleshom, AlberT Kon. THIRD ROW: Lori Reynolds, Colleen Poulsen, Llso Gorzo, Rhondd Peorson, Tovo Hooker, RoberT Nonnemon, Diono Munoz, Mike Hollor, Chelly Boker, MonTy SzeTo, PoT O'Connell, Kowd SzeTo. BACK ROW: Mr. Ddy, Goppo lchioro, Richord LoVeer, Chod Benhom, Brion Chdney, Russel Verner. ,,...m-lm, a W6 Varsity Wrestlerettes Front Row: Debra Laguna, Aydin Acosta, Rhonda Pearson, Debbie Martz. Middle Row: Annette Ramos, Dawn Biemeret, Darien Chavez, Mariam White. Back Row: Anita Pena, Colleen Paulsen, Cynthia Cabrera, Terri G-enadt, Kathy Watson. FRONT ROW: Debbie LaVeer, Josette Maldonado, Michele Myers, Roxanne Munoz. SECOND ROW: Cindy Maldonado, Candi Sumpter, Barbara Ridgley, Stacey Clevenger. Varsity-J.V. wl'eS1'lel'eH'eS The MHS Wrestlerettes work very hard all year long, practicing and making up new cheers. They go to wrestling matches at home and also away, to help keep the Panther spirits high. They also go to tourna- ments and to the All-Stars in Tucson. There are ten Varsity, eight Junior Varsity, and six scorers. The Wrestler- ettes sell candy to obtain new uniforms. Their offi- cers are: President- Kathy Watson: Vice President- Cynthia Cabrera: Trea- surer- Darien Chavez: Captain- Rhonda Pear- son: Captain of Varsity- Stacey Clevenger: Cap- tain Scorer- Sharon Col- lins: Sponsers- Tom Tucker and Linda Grayhack. The Wrestlerettes do a good job, and keep up the good work! 43 PGl'l1'hel'efl'eS PanThereTTes, which was spon- sored by Mrs. Kapash, was sTarTed in The lafe 1960s. Being The official Maryvale greefers, They ushered aT Open House and handed ouT programs aT home fooTball games and aT graduaTion. The Presidenlwas Sheri Sears, Vice-PresidenT was Mandi Slafer, SecreTary was Lisa Sfauffer, Treasurer was Sheryl Williams, and The Repre- senfafive was Kim Medford, The club sold popcorn aT foof- ball games and sold candy around school To raise money. They used The money To buy Senior presenTs, geT more uni- forms, and To have a spring banquef. Mrs. Kapash's reasons for people To join This successful club were, We are a service club and iT gives someone a chance To help oThers. IT is also a good opporfunify To meeT and work wiTh oTher sTudenTs. Student Govemment The Maryvale STudenT Govern- menT has been acTive on The campus since 1963. The club has been such a success be- cause of The cooperaTion of The sTudenTs, Teachers, sTaff, and adminisTraTion, which has been Tremendous. STudenT Governmenf does many acTivi- Ties every year, such as: run Homecoming, hold Two formal dances, run Disneyland Trip, conducT lunch-Time acTiviTies and SpiriT Week. All These and oTher acTiviTies are paid for by selling pop and candy, and working for The C.A.C. conces- sion. The sTudenT body officers This year were: Presidenf Richard La Veer, Vice-PresidenT Michelle Herman, Treasurer Jennifer Sfansbury, Recording Secrefary CharloTTe Tang, Corresponding Secrefary Suzanne Diaz, CAC, RepresenTaTive Karla MarTin, along wiTh class presidenTs and Their officers. The reason mosf people ran for a STudenT Gov- ernmenT office is for The leader- ship experience, which is why The aualify of The elecTed lead- ers is Tremendous. 44 Qi X . . S ass X FRONT ROW: Anifa Pena, Sherie HarTsell. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Kapash, Krisfi Sfringer, Lisa STauffer, Kimberly Darling. THIRD ROW: Sheri Sears, Kim Medford, Gloria, Mrs. Kalas. BACK ROW: Laura Flefcher, ChrisTie Warren, Sheryl Williams. FRONT ROW: Rudy Paniagua, Tanya Herman, Tina Caballero, Barbara Tadlock, Michelle Herman, Anna Koppa. Kakuho lchihara, Richara La Veer. BACK ROW: KaThy WaTson, Tony CanTele, Elizabefh Gomez, Suzanne Diaz, Jennifer Sfansberg, Karla Marfin, Tova Haaker, Danny Gonzales, 'T FRONT ROW: Jerome Bonner, Mike Moreno, David Delgado, Beth Woodward, Tim Brown, Ann Sanders. BACK ROW: Ken Haddock, Yolanda Rendon, Denise Sena, Mark Gonzales, Sarah Coleman. FRONT ROW: Kimberly Darling. Sheri Hartsell, Selena Tang, Mandi Slater. BACK ROW: Mr. Clay, Robert lngebretson, Richard Dressman, Leon Keith. Audio Visual Assistants The AV Assistants may not look very busy, but when not playing cards or talking, they are usually running close circuit T.V.s for teach- ers, or making tapes, like the ones seen for elections. They're also found running around making and deliver- ing xeroxs. They even dupli- cate audio and video tapes, and if they know how, duplicate them. Academic Decathlon The Academic Decathlon was created last year to provide stimulating compe- tition for students. The stu- dents competed in three di- visions, Varsity, Scholastic, and Honors, which were based on their grade point average. Each division consisted of two members plus an alter- nate. The competitions were divided into ten events ranging from re- quired courses to fine arts and the Super Quiz. The main purpose of the De- cathlon was to emphasize the academic abilities of the participating students. There were never any real losers just chances to in- crease their horizons. The students were able to bet- ter themselves academical- ly. Academic Decathlon was a positive way to put some of the MHS brain pow- er to work. 45 Con I QeT up now? My legs ore killing mel I know iT's one of These buTTons! A loT of research is put info Academic De cc1TnIon os demonsfrcded by Mondi Slofer. I M-WZ ..- .x,,x,Xc,, A 55:57 f'w0..c.W,.. v A. ,, .f-- W , M ,,.,,,mR, x . M, :E r STudenT Governmehf jusf so much fun'?'P Scully do you Think you con pick up ThoT book, or is if Too heovy'?? Sfudehf Body Vice-Presidems hov o help se for The Chris1mos Formol, Too! The Purgatory trip was o lifting ex- perience. X s ss is 'Sf in si ,Its-sfigsg . 4 eSwS4Q3 fer. , t 'mtv-si .as ,Fi if s tx as We can cheer, but sitting - thot's another story. 5 3 Q 35 3 1 t M.H.S. Vorsity Wrestlerettes prepare to cheer os J.V. looks on. t Now thot we're here whot do we do? osk M.H.S. students of purgotory. Q. s -E P V f 1 5. W :rw , A. f 1, 17 fire -we 5. awe f W Wiwfyi, ma , 2 O sd, if ' 2395? 1 x Panihereiies Kim Medford and Kimberly Darling agree Thai ii is a very beautiful cake. Senior Leon Keith is busily preparing for The Academic Decaihion kills lv ww Weli, hello down There!! MHS FLAGS Maryvale's Flagline had an excellenf year. Lead by Bar- bara Grace, The CapTain, and Lisa STauffer, The Co- CapTain, iT was a fun, hard- working and someTimes a unusual year. The Flags al- ways performed wiTh The band aT The fooTball games, flashing The school colors, Black and Gold. The flags also added color To The band. Some goals for The Flagline were To be beTTer disciplined and have The besT rouTines ever. To raise money The flags usually par- TicipaTed in The same fund raisers as The band. ln addi- Tion, They also had a few car washes in The Spring. The flags usually performed wiTh The band aT compeTiTions, parades, and during pep as- semblys. MHS Band Maryvale's Marching Band which is known as The BesT's WesT had a good year. The band is known for playing aT fooTball games which goT The splriT rising wiTh The songs Te- quilla, Johnny B. Goode, and The Theme song from T.V.'s mosT popular show The Cosby Show. Some oTher Things The band parTicipaTed in were marching fesfivals, The school parades, and oTher special ac- TiviTies. The band, consisTing of 65 sTudenTs, had fund raisers such as PanTher paws and seaT cushions To raise enough mon- ey To pay for busses, new eauipmenf and new uniforms, also a liTTle vacaTion in The Spring. Some of The goals for The band were To develop musical and marching skills aT The highesT level ThaT could be reached and To puT on Hsuperi- or shows for The Maryvale Pan- Ther fans. Some of The people ThaT kepT The band on iT's Tops were The band counsel, The Drum Major, Kelly Morrow, Presi- denT Enrico Gomez, Vice-Presi- denT AniTa DeTTweiler, Secre- Tary Cheryl ForTier, Treasurer MaTT Sullivan, Senior Represen- TaTive Alma DuarTe, Junior Re- presenTaTive Polly l-louseman, Sophomore RepresenTaTive KrisTi STringer, Freshman Repre- senTaTive Juli York, and The Flag RepresenTaTive Kim Medford. 50 Fronf Row: Lisa STauffer, Chris Ruggles, Anna Valle Second Row: Kim Medford, Sylvia Holmes, Kim Brand CNoT PicTured: Barbara Grace, ChrisTie Warren, Alma DuarTej ,. W-.. v --., J W ..-Y - - .- , A T 1 i FirsT Row: Lisa SchwarTz, Naomi Mahoney, Chelly Baker, Alicia Willifs, Kelly Morrow, ChrisTina Gaiza, CaThy Rivera, Linda Smifh, Tina Cabellero, Dawn BiemereT Second Row: Junior Arenivaz, Ken Brown, Anna Blendu, Jerome Bonner, STeve Bolinger, Brian WaTson, Monica Enriquez, Gloria Serrano, Jason Richardson, Jon Perry, Sherry Nichols Third Row: Mr. Jones, CrysTal Kopal, Krisli STringer, Linda SmiTh, Donna Romero, Gabriel Gonzales, Davon Hughes. Rico Gomez, Shannon Hansen, Polly l-luseman, Aimee Eshkibok, Veon Hughes, Tiffany AnThony, Cheryl ForTier, Cassandra Page FourTh Row: l-loang Quy, Clara CosTalez, Gabriella MonToya, Alma Tolsa, Sean Debrell, Tiffany Mixon, Sam Melvin, Maf Sullivan, Roxanne Loglng, Billi Collins, Xavier Brizar, Chad GarTner, AniTa DeT'rweiler, Wendy Norfon FifTh Row: Andrea Lucero, David McAlisTer, Juli York, Melissa Kreighbaum, Ken Bowley, Deland Hovious, Joe Dabill, Rudy De La Garza, Shanna Jenkins, Michelle Priser, Doug Taylor, David Souch, Jeff Morrow SixTh Row: Anna Valle, Alma DuarTe, Kim Brand, Sylvia Holmes, Joe CervanTez, Barbara Grace, ChrisTie Warren, Kim Medford, Lisa STauffer, Chris Ruggles FronT Row: Lindo Smifh, CoThy Riverci, Alicio WilleT, Noomi Mohoney, Chrisfino Soizo Second Row: Liso Schworfz, Chelly Boker, Penny Turner, Tino Cobellero .Adr f.,,, Fronf Row: Sdndy Tomilio, Koren Russel, YveTTe Morfin flvloscofy, KoTrino WhiTe, Jennifer Sfonsbury, Chorloffe Tong Second Row: Froncesco Alfomirono, Suzonne Dioz Top: Elizobefh Orono MHS Pom The 4986-87 lvloryvole Pom line, led by copToin Liso Schworfz, ond co-copToin Lindo Smifh, performed mony energefic donces ThoT coughf The eye of The MHS crowds. Nof only could They be found of oll home foofboll gomes ond boskef- boll gomes, buT olso of pep ossemblies ond wiTh The bond of ASU on Bond Doy. MHS Cheer The 4986-87 Cheer line, led by copToin ChorIoTTe Tong, ond co-copToin Jennifer Sonsbury, boosfed school splriT by cheering of oll The foofboll ond boskefboll gomes. They olso cheered oT pep ossemblies ond morched in The Homecom- ing porode. The cheer- Ieoders could be found sell- ing such Things os spirif rib- bons, megophones, ond pom-pons for nexT yeors uni- forms ond generol funds. l 5 1 MHS Chorus Maryvale not only had a Concert choir, but also a mixed chorus, a beginning group where students were introduced to singing. The mixed chorus consisted of 24 students and a great outlook for the concert choir next year. MHS Choir Maryvale's Concert Choir is at its highest peak. The Con- cert Choir, an advanced chorus, performs at con- certs throughout the year. With the Concert Choir, of 33 students, a high goal was set to be the best High School choir in the city of Phoenix. To raise money to buy uniforms the choir sold Christmas stockings and Valentine candy along with a few car washes. The choir planned four concerts and also a tour to N.A.U. The concert choir council con- sisted of President Carolyn Parks, Vice-President Lori Ruiz, Secretary Ann Marie Nieblas and the Treasurer Anna Aumiller. 52 Front Row: Sarah Coleman, Cherie Clingerman, Michele Giere, Debbie Reed, Lisa Castle. Middle Row: Micki Sharley, Jennifer Butler, Dashawn Bradley, Susie Dodd, Susanne Garcia, Gwen Greene. Back Row: Melissa Broder- ick, Dennis Grant. Earnest Nickerson, Jason Clark. W., . .,..MN 4 . w Q w i s'i: ' Front Row: Brenda Savage, Anna Aumiller, Anna Marie Nieblas, Vicky Hunt, Micki Sharley, Joe Dabill, Bill Benedict, Gwen Wilson, Jessica Young, Tanika Barnes, Kathy Richards Second Row: Veronica Duran, Heather Reuter, Carolyn Parks, William Englebert, John Allen, Dennis Grant, Lorrie Ruiz, Stephanie Gaxiola, Angela Belyeu, Third Row: Alicia Willets, Micki Schmidt, Louise Beamesderfer, Kelly Morrow, Jeff White, Micheal Hall, Garrett Snook, Jeffrey Erby, Juli Nelson, Rita Castle, Ann Gomez Thespians: Traci Papineau, Carolyn Fritz, Carolyn Parks, Lorrie Ruiz, Jason Purdome, Erin Buvala, Cara McCune, Mark McCall, Ed Lomas, Jennifer Lazok, Joey Brady, Tammy Bracey, Mike Macarle, Scott Kealer, Jon Benedict, Jim Sarsaus. Mario Guzman, Cherie Ward E r Drama: Jason Rurdome, Tammy Bracey, Mario Guzman, Ed Lomes, Dennis Grant, Mark McCall, Traci Papineau, Scott Kealer, Erin Buvala, Mike Macarle, Kelly Morrow, Lorrie Ruiz, Maggie Connoly, Carolyn Parks, Cherie Ward, Carolyn Fritz, Joey Brady, Jennifer Lazok, Jim Sarsaus, Jon Benedict. Thespians Drama The Maryvale plays are accomplished by Drama and Thespian. These groups perform such plays as The Sound of Music, t'Trifles, and The Still Alarm. When not rehearsing, these stu- dent actors are partici- pating in fundraisers and other school activities such as pep assemblies and helping with the canned food drive. Presi- dent Lorrie Ruiz, Vice- president Carolyn Parks, Treasurer Mark McCall, Secretary Erin Buvala keep the Thespians go- ing. With 25 members, the student actors have a chance to perform in at least one play. The high- light for the group was a trip to Los Angeles where they toured Universal Stu- dios and attended the performance of Cats, 53 T Sig Sys alyc The MHS Cheers performed aT all fooTball games To help raise spiriT for The Team. The MHS Cheers sTop and pose for a pic aT on afTer school assembly. Junior Carolyn Parks performs in The play, The Ugly Duckling . Three cheers for The PanThers! says KaTrina While. , Qu- The Thespians performing The play, The Slill Alarm . AW zu- ,Q 4. m mZ,,, 1, V, W ,, ,V M7 gf' ,, A We M W N A,,,. ,, , ww ,w1WwwfwwMw,m N ,I M, W V W, ,Z J M: W 7 , , ar MHS Poms also perform ai foofball and bas- ketball games for extra spiril raising. ,pn W, UW ,,,,M The Homecoming Parade includes Poms as well as many other organizarions, 44 l 55 S MHS Flags preparing to put on a flashing performance. Michael Hall sings his best for the Christmas concert. MaryvaIe's Marching Band caught in the action showing off their Panther Pride! Q! ' 4y'wey:f,, V. V, 'IW Q Q. M 'Mtg Q ' '51,-ai l W ,, , W 29 ' z The chorus working hord To put on 0 good concert. X 1 V Y is S Some of The MHS Hogs Toke Time out for 0 picTure. Joe Dobill is reaching for The Tops! 5.2: ' ' Speech Club The Speech Club was set up at Maryvale to let students use their speaking talents. The club can be a good preparation for adult lives because there is always the possibility of having to speak to a large group or just get- ting a point across to some friends. Public speaking also provides recognition for skills outside of athletics. The Speech Club also ,attends tournaments and partici- pates in impromtu and pub- lic speaking. The sponsor is Mrs. Joyce Benner. Chess Club The MHS Chess Club is a very serious club on campus. The concentration that goes into playing chess, whether it be for recreation or a tour- nament, is very tense. The Chess Club participates in monthly tournaments against other schools. ln be- tween those times, they sell candy to buy chess boards and timers. The clubs' plans for the future are to have the club members improve on their abilities, along with attracting new members. 58 FRONT ROW: Veon Hughes, Debra Escobar, Anita Pena. BACK ROW: Mark McCall, Mike Macarle, Kimberly Blakely, Erin Buvala. 2 fu...M N... .. .,,, ..,f f... ..... ....... . .. ...b.fw V5 W' W 'lf' . :gi K , .. ., f ' ' v--M--,W ww I f-- , ii ' -- . 1 - ,S , , . - M .M ,.,.. -f-f- I VIVA M Vlll 1 .,., Asi. ..f . A-' f' M I fr ..,. ' '-k. is fffff A : - ' ...V ' .. ' .. , ..... . ., ,. . A . f,,k5fr.3i,,' .ig.jy V 6795. fjaiw Vvvv ?,E, ,.,L5. ,, xlvjry. Q 1, x V: gif: f-ffwww -:,- ---f-' V arg, Z., H 14-1 'fi V - .- I fr . 1,1 H...f:wi. . . 'E 2 A 5 .' A ., S 1 .W 3 r . fi A: fl Q s I ,,., ... 5 Q VVVV lf 4 . S f -, l ' tttt f .ig Q ... T T .,.,.. Q ' sq W . A -:sw ,,,. ...... WM r'r V I f ' -- ' ffif? gr' ,f f i ill Lil 7 S .- ' ' i . 1 ii T ii V ,. , r -- . e- . - ' Mi I. .V 1, ,,,, -H e 'ff T. - K ... .... '- ' r, 4 'f Q -H '---- I . - 'R 'w Y' T f M 4' ' Nfl.. .L .. f 1' . fr- 'ff Lg T 1' si7 ViLl5W77 f ,..' s ,. ...' f ....' rw ..i, ' T . .. ...V.. A .iii ir . 4 r .' f V., is i..t T 5 i r . ., T 1 . ,,,,, ,, ...., I , . .. ' , ' '-rr ii.' - H lT ' ii'l' K' it ll ,,'. - H --- if ,, f ' K .. . .V iirr , H if .ww r..... ,.. . .ff. f .ss . -4. f . . .... M. .. FRONT ROW: Cindy Hirning, Sherry Hertsell, Kimberly Darling. BACK ROW: Paul Haire, Mike Macarle, Richard Dressman. Joe Wiley. Eric Purdome. in - .- fe.W,f,,..fWiz4,. W., .T CompuTer Club: Eddie Jung, Mr. Kemper, Larry Jung, Harold Wong, Angie Davis, Mike Benjamin Special Olympics FronT Row: Lisa Villa, Mary McDeviTT Back Row: Kenny Haddock, Roger McCurdy, John Kapers, Ann Saunders, Mr. BoTcher NOT PicTured: Tony Ferraro, Oscar BeanesderTer, Pauline BeTley, MaTT Brooks, Carlos Alvarez. Computer Club The Maryvale CompuTer Club is a relaTively new club on campus, iT was sTarTed in The fall of 4982. The major purpose of The club is To help Those who are curious abouT compuTers and learning more abouT Them. The main goal of This club is To invesTi- gaTe more of The operaTions of The compuTer. STudenTs are encouraged To join This club in order To have an edge on Today's Technilogi- cal age. During meeTings sTudenTs explore all oper- aTional aspecTs of The com- puTer, by using pre-pro- grammed disks or making up Their own. Special Olympics The Special Olympics Team has been a successful group on The Maryvale campus since 4978. WiTh an average of abouT 45 members, They parTicipaTea in many acTivi- Ties such as: volleyball, bowl- ing winTer olympics, baskeT- ball, sofTball, and Track. The Special Olympics Team has had a greaT year wiTh a 'lsT in sTaTe for volleyball, and 2nd in sTaTe for bowling. Team member Mary McDe- viTT won high game Trophy for females, which helped add To The many awards MHS already has. These highly acTive spiriT raisers sell candy To pay for Their uni- forms and regisTraTion fees. The money is also used for Those ever imporTanT ic- cream and pizza sTops afTer compeTiTions. In all, The Special Olympics Team has had a prosperous year. WiTh Their PanTher Pride and spiriT, They have many years To look forward To. S9 C.0.E. C.O.E. - or Cooperafive Of- fice EducaTion is a real suc- cessful course amongsT sen- iors who have Taken busi- ness classes and are office career orienTed. This pro- gram gives Three credifs and allows The person To work afTernoons Cfor pay of coursej in offices such as Greyhound, Real esTaTe company, Arizona Public Service, Valley NaTional Bank, Phoenix Police DeparT- menT, and oThers. The ex- perience gained Through This pracTice gives The sTu- denT self-confidence, on- The-job Training and business conTacTs. As one sTudenT puTs iT, ul like To be in C.O.E. because I can earn high- school credifs and money aT The same Time. IT will also help me gef a job afTer I graduaTe from high school. V.I.C.A. VICA QVocaTionaI hdusfrial Oubs of Americap insTills spir- iT, a desire To learn, To grow, and To become. Through club acTiviTies planned, iniTi- aTed, and conducfed by members, VICA develops The whole sTudenT in so- cial and leadership abiIiTies as well as in occupaiional skills. VICA prepares sTudenTs for life. IT brings Togefher young men and women who share common inTeresTs for an ex- change of ideas, a discus- sion of problems, and The opporTuniTy To work Toward common purposes. VICA of- fers presfige and recogni- Tion Through inferclub and inTersTaTe acTiviTies. IT offers cocurricular acTiviTies ThaT make educaTion and Train- ing more meaningful. 60 2 W- C.O.E. Club: Boffom Row: Pafricia Lucero, Ana Torrez, Irene Olivas, Nina Garcia, Buffy Lindley. Middle Row: Diana Polanco, Theresa Delgado, Melody Tucker, Susan Rodriguez, Dawn Overmah, Karen Graves, Shelley Persons. Top Row: Andrea Slayline, Rifa McMillan, Margie WirTh, DaneTTe Gardner, Beverly Baxfer, Shannon Ware, Ravielle Calverf, Barbara OrTega, Jenny Spafz, Julie Parker, Karen Quinn. Nof Picfuredz Tracisue Papineau FRONT ROW: Kevin Sfokes, Jose Fajardo, Mike Felex, Juan Aguilar, Mark Aguilar, Pafrick Gleason. SECOND ROW: Angela WenTworTh, Miranda Gillespi, Jaidai Davis, Rossylyn Prom, Donna Drennan, Jessica HurTado, Mr. SmiTh. THIRD ROW: James Dorsey, JusTin STaman, Toni STokes, Ladonia I-Iailie, Tracy DavenporT, Tonnisha STandifer, Susan Sheperd, Sue Hadd. BACK ROW: James ATchIey, Charles Sfaffer, James SmiTh. PaT O'ConneII, Mike Jones, CurTis Breber, Lisa Kemp, Amy Robinson. .z .,,....., 'ILT' -L-v--I lL. D.E.C.A. FirsT Row: Sunday Spaur, Hope Hernandez, LaneTTe Kirk, CynThia Solberg, Second Row: Jeffery Anderson, Melissa ArmsTrong, Tracy HalsTead, Teraesa Jefferson, Third Row: Mike Benjamin, Marcella Olivas, YveTTe Marlin, BridgeTT Tellez FourTh Row: Lorenzo Chavez. David DeLa Garza. Dahlia Henderson, Randall Richard, Brian Se- kayumpfewa, FifTh Row: Sharon Dawson, Craig Cox, Jason Lile, Damian Harfze. x.0.,,w..w.,,..,...M.,,,,,...,W, xl klfllf sf Z , ff W! f , 5..,,g-:.ij,5V D.E.C.A. Firsf Row: Bonnie Pivonka, Connie Benavides, Barbara Tadlock, MarauiTa Chambers, Sheri Williams, Audrey Girard, Julie LepperT, James Long. Second Row: Tricea Brossard, JeaneTTe Wisniewski, Pricillia Tovar, Melissa Finucan, Cindy Jones, Regina Loges, Susan Sirfrif, Deanna Escarcega. Third Row: Veronica Duran, PaTTy Fimbres, Tammy Diamond, Mia Ruebling, Kim Ressler, Shirlee Rix, David Hill, Norman Talley. NoT PicTured: Donnel Whife D.E.C.A. D.E.C.A. helps To develop respecT for educaTion in sales and markeTing which will help conTribuTe To voca- Tional excellence. IT also creaTes appreciaTion and undersTanding for The re- sponsibiliTies of ciTizenship in a growingly compeTiTive so- cieTy. All The funds raised by The program are used for sTudenT benefifs Through The Program of YouTh AcTiviTy. D.E.C.A. also did greaT so- cialfcommuniTy work This year wlTh Their canned food drive aT ChrisTmas and They adopTed a family aT Thanks- giving. As Junior Mike Benja- min, vice presidenT of D.E.C.A., sTaTed, Giving The food To The family has noT only helped Them, buT proved iT is always nice and makes you feel good To help oThers. BeTween The Two classes They collecTed six cases of food and also boughT a Turkey and a ham for The family. Their ChrisT- mas can drive was also a huge success. 61 gil wad d awww The MHS Chess Team hard al work! ,aff -up l y k Mf r, :fm if 5 x ,l' Q i 'Z ,Q ,... :Z I K , 1' H, , , , , 4 ' 3 y , Q l Volleyball can just be for fun as dernonslrafed by The Special Olympics Team. 'll have To counl all These oans'?'? says Junior Hope Hernandez. J S Q if kai' an-ago lpn ff' if COE members ore ollowed To smile insTeod of work?'? Rossolyn Prom-The sToTe VICA Vice-President Now, firsl you go like This! demonsTroTes o VICA member. , WM 4-ef ,,,, QW if M .mf ,Z , .af 5 iff ' ll,lll l W 5f'T7fi1.Z?E.' ,, fi ' im, .. W . Zi Z0 3 fi? f Q f ' - ' Vi S 0 JP un -O' C Q. KD 3 3 Q CD cn J' O S D CO Q. J CQ O 4 9 W uv O 3 CD U O U 92 50 ii e il N r wir Q S Elem DECA srudeni Tolleying cons during ine conned food drive. ,,,,,,,...m,f--,WJ ,...,..,.,-'M-'-. ffm ,,,...-- ,,....'- ,,,,,W..-.M-f-H H,,,,,..-- ,,,.,Mg ,,,,..-W W.,-fw-ff' ,,,..,.' vWWy,,,,vWf M ,...--,,.. One of Speciol Olympics' better gornes is vol- Ieyboll, Even carrying boxes, Os demonsirored by Toni Stokes, con be fun. 1 Sk 2 w !m-l M' 1 he Chess is a game of patience along with skill. Which WOY did NWOT DUI' 9077 IW? ARIZ Rt: . 5 .ksr 1 s-sXl.. OFFYCE 1 COE helps sludenls gel oulside experience. l 65 ll11'el'CC1' lnteroct is o club which works to beoutify The city ond school. The sponsor .lim Cloy stotes thotit is o rewording club. Inter- oct is one of the most well known clubs ot ivloryvole. Stu- dents volunteer their Time to work on projects such os pick- ing up The school grounds, pointing trosh cons, ond plont- ing flowers To lvloryvole o look of pride. The only reword They receive is The knowledge thot Their efforts mode lVl.H.S. o bet- ter ploce, Students Against Drunk Driving Students Agoinst Drunk Driving is o club designed to tell stu- dents whot con hoppen os o result of drinking ond driving. Led by Brendo Sovoge, this club did o lot of community services including the honding out of S.A.D.D. controcts. For fund roisers, hod o joil-o-thon. To Ieorn more obout the orgo- nizotion ond to help solve the problem, members from S.A.D.D. ottened o seminor ot ASU. Interoct Front Row: Stcicey Nelson. Second Row: Seleno Tong, Hildo Soto. Bock Row: Mike Moreno, Mondi Sldter, Robert lngebretson. SADD Front Row: Toni DeAguero, Brendo Sovoge, Kim Kirkwood, Sherry l-ldrtsell. Second Row: lvls, White, Christy Brown, Ms. Flood, Corisso Morgon. Bock Row: Trocey Schun, Amy Arthur, Kim Medford, John Wilson. 66 i lSlXTH BATTALION ffl! 'CAN DOSlR Battalion Commander Danette Eggers. ROW 'iz Lita Sperland, lvlellissa Morade, Brenda Savage, Maria Heinze, Adriana Zazueta, Susy Rodebaugh. ROW 2: Denise Vickers, Jenny Sellers, Broshell Brooks-Blair, Nicky Cadogan, Tanisha Jones, Staci Totten, Christy Brown, Tanlka Barns. KNEELING: Brian Anthony, James Irwin, Daniel Cashman, Joseph Goldmeer, Craig Mussi, Jeff Gilliam, Garland Jackson. STANDING: Seth Pollack, Carlos Garcia, Randy Muto. JROTC JROTC is one of the more active organizations on campus, with such activities as the Veteran's Day Pa- rade, Homecoming Parade, replling, and touring Nation- al Guard facilities. JROTC has been an active part of the Maryvale cam- pus since 'l97O. For the sev- enth year in a row Sixth Bat- talion has won the Follow lvie Trophy, and is the highest scoring JROTC unit in Ari- zona. They have also done community services by hold- ing a child finger-printing service, and by providing entertainment for PTA meetings. The JROTC has re- ceived Apple computers and publish their own news- letter. The computers have been used to make the ca- det staff's jobs easier. One of the newer things that Sturdivant likes is the Cadet Challenge. lt consists of physical training such as chin-ups, situps, the mile run, the shuttle run, the fifty yard dash, and the standing broad jump. Cadets do this every week and all cadets participate unless they have asthma, a broken leg, or things medically wrong with them. There is no specific amount of exercise to com- plete as long as the cadets show some effort. 67 JROTC 5' pf FRONT ROW: Tom Robinson, David Persell, Miszi Barnes. ROW 2: Melissa Morado, Lila Sperland, Shawnya Follefl, Jacauis Louis. ROW 3: Jeremy Lanza, Richard Hawkins, Charles Speland, Nicholas Sidoni. ROW 41: Denise Vickers. Frank Brown, Kennelh Haddock. ROW 5: David McAlisTer, Lawrence Campos. ROW 6: Joe Goldmeer, John Haveron. Jeff Gilliam. FRONT ROW: Selh Pollack. Tanya Copeland. ROW 2: Mariie Hensley, Vinceni Taulbeee, Kevin Parker, Rashon Adams. ROW 3: Randy Muio, Siaci Toiien, Phillip Licudine, ivan Roberts. ROW 41: Broshell Brooks-Blair, Tanika Barnes, Michael Baca, Nicky Cadogan. ROW 5: Tanisha Jones, Brian Anlhony, James Irwin, Rudy Panigua. ROW 6: Mathew Sullivan, Roberi Deserando. Jenny Sellers, Sam Alcaraz, Bailalion Commander Denelle Eggers. FRONT ROW: Michael Pops, Gene Henderson. SECOND ROW: Maria Heinze, Brenda Savage. THIRD ROW: Chris Watson, Garland Jackson, ChrisTy Brown, Janice Hanna, Carlos Garcia, FOURTH ROW: ScoTT Kealer, Daniel Cashman, David Selburg, Jonaihan Anderson. FIFTH ROW: David Vickers, PaT Weaver, Nicole Wesson, Pedro Espinoza. SIXTH ROW: Joseph Palomino, David Rodebaugh, Wilson Holler, Cindy Brown, Jason Clark, Johnny Imperial, Chrisiopher Furrow, Samuel Melvin, Joe Cervaniez, Sherry Nichols, William Allen. TOP: David Brown. . , si . :wir FRONT ROW: ScoTT Anderson, Audrey Mariin, CurTis Williams, Jason Rieker. SECOND ROW: Rachel Drexler, Susan Rodebaugh, Erick Lammeri, Carl Punzel. THIRD ROW: AnTressa G-ranT, David Madruga, Daniel Mejia, John Allen. FOURTH ROW: Craig Mussi, David Brodeur, Carla EsTes, HerberT Romero. FIFTH ROW: Carlos ZazueTa, RoberT TinTinger, Coen, Casey Davis. SIXTH ROW: Louis Rogers, Lee Gonzales, Mike Dozier, Ernesi Nickerson. SEVENTH ROW: Sam SlaTer, Deshan McDonald, Mark BoaTrighT. JROTC The JROTC has also been raising The flag periodically for The pasT several years, sTaTed STurdivanT. LasT year They asked Mr. Goodwin if They could have a ceremo- ny every monTh on Wednes- day mornings To recognize sTudenT cadeTs for Their var- ious achievemenTs and To promoTe Them To a higher rank. WiTh over 450 new cadeTs This year There were many differenT kinds of people such as Rudy Paniagua, who is also The Frosh class Presi- deni. JROTC is a very inTeresT- ing and rewarding program, and I plan To sTay Through all of high school , sTaTed Cor- poral Carl Punzel. PrivaTe FirsT class David Sel- burg says, I plan on sTaying wiTh JROTC because iT's a greaT program. BoTh of Them added They wanTed To sTay wiTh JROTC noT only Through high school buT Through college as well. JROTC has proved iTself To be a rewarding program To sTudenTs and will always be an acTive parT of The Mary- vale campus. 69 JROTC 9,-fVALE. 1-nur-1 SCHUOL JROTC SIXTH BATTALION can no sm' ' FRONT ROW: Kevin Parker, Jason Rieker, Daniel Mejia, Casey Davis, Erick Lamrnerl. 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' sr 5 wif fwsr, , ,,,,,, , r r. ,,,,,., L 1 'L XXQ XR 5 QS is . His--134. is Ca l fig. BF Fl A VSA- X ue X sys . e. .r r N 3--'ft ig. F . we J.R.O.T.C. isn'l just field work, There is also required classwork To be done. 'm 5-1, iw'- S xW R.O,T.C. enjoying cz quick Catch that gun! QUICK! ww-M conversation before closs. Give me 50 more, on The double! xl -' X, . -. Q f ' an ,N ea Q s we , af 'ay f. A, N 2 wk we is ar f 5 1 A 5 H N W A k , J, ,S . , S .. - i , S .ya 'YW .L A 'A 41 g 4 4 , Y I .E ,,yy ,, .. ,fe wi fx ,A Nxt - ,Qi . H- 19 V my 3 . 1. Q- Q +., Q N L xv- ,J elf Model U.N. Model U.N. has been on The Maryvale campus for many years. The lasT six years have been under The leadership of Mrs. l-larkleroad. Model U.N. QLhiTed NaTionsj represenfs MHS aT The Arizona Model U.N. Conferences Tucson. Maryvale has one of The sTrongesT groups in The disTricT: They always do well in Tucson. This year The club will represenT Japan, EasT Germany, and CosTa Rica. They spend many hours re- searching Their counTries To find The soluTions To problems, and wrifing up Their resoluTions. Their hopes for The fuTure include go- ing To The conference in Cali- fornia. The sTudenTs who have joined Model U.N. have joined because They are inTeresTed in foreign affairs, learning abouT The culTures of differenT coun- Tries, and abouT The poliTics. They also enjoy meeTing sTu- denTs from oTher Arizona and California high schools, be- cause iT provides Them wiTh an opporTuniTy To discuss currenT evenTs. MTV MTV Qllflaryvale Tele vlsionj is an informafive monThly se- ries highlighTing The IaTesT happenings on campus. The idea for The newscasf was proposed during a discus- sion in a firsT hou InTerdisci- plinary Seminar class, which gives gifred sTudenTs an op- porTuniTy To pursue indepen- denT projecTs. The main idea behind The projecT was To bring The sTudenTs closer by fair coverage, said Mr. James Clay, English Teacher. The rough drafT of The pro- grams were senT To The SouTh MounTain MagneT School of Visual Arfs. The film was Then ediTed for closed circuiT Television. The film is aired To all English classes on cerTain days from The Audio Visual room. IT has been a welcomed change To The Maryvale campus. 74 LQLTTTZTZEZQTEH M j FRONT ROW: Sherry HarTsell, Karen SwarTz, Kimberly Darling, To Auh, Adelina Garcia, Fonia Leseman, Mrs. Harkler- oad. BACK ROW: Sefh Pollack, DanneTTe Eggers, Dan McCue, RoberT lngebrefson, Jackee Chandler. .,'. j ,ma FRONT ROW: Mike Moreno, Lorrie Ruiz. BACK ROW: Sherry HarTsell, Kirsfen Wolderding, Phillippi Sparks, RoberT lngebreTson, Carolyn Parks, STacey Nelson, ElizabeTh MarTinez. Spanish Club FronT Row: MaThew Sullivan, Richard Dressman, Alicia Mayoral, Charlyn Jones. MonTy Szefo, Clarissa Barboa, Gloria Serrano, Kowa SzeTo. lnTernaTional Front Row: Lucia Lela, Daniela Oaida, Jennifer Graves, Clarissa Borboa, Middle Row: Teodora Mercea, Linda SmiTh, Lien Do, ElizabeTh Vo, Chris Sinyard, l-lyo Sil Bong, Debicca Sanchez, April Brizar, Blanca Velez, Back Row: Trung Bui, Sabas Bojoquez, Phu Bui, MaTais Diaz, Say VooThe, Phan Bui. T Spanish The Spanish Club is The only foreign language club on The campus. lT has been a acTive club for many years. The main purpose of The club is To creaTe an inTeresT, in sTudenTs, for The Spanish language and To gain knowledge abouT The his- panic culTure Through re- search. The Spanish club is a good way for sTudenTs To learn and geT familiar wiTh The Spanish culTure. lI1'l'el'I'lG1'i0l1Gl The sTudenTs who make up The lnTernaTional club come from many various coun- Tries. These sTudenTs have Traveled and visiTed many picfuresque, hisToric, and culTural places in The SouTh- wesT. To cover The ex- penses of Their Trips, They can always be found selling one Thing or The oTher. Their many aTTempTs aT fund rais- ing include selling Tamales, candy and oTher various foods. 75 Ari Club Photography Building 900 wos home To Those sTudenTs who en- joyed working ond creoT- ing wiTh pen, brush, com- ero, ond cloy. The closses ond clubs of ceromics, phoTogrophy, ond orT gdve sTudenTs The oppor- TuniTy To leorn ond im- prove upon orTisTic Tol- enTs. STudenTs in These closses ond clubs com- peTed for scholorships, enTered sToTe ond no- Tionol compeTiTions, ond held orT soles in order To goin recogniTion ond eorn money for Them- selves ond Their deporT- menT. Their dedicoTion ond TolenT eorned Them mony owords which were proudly disployed Through ouT The school yedr. 76 ArT Club FronT Row: Liz Herzog, Nicol HufsTeTler, Vicky Corrillo, KrisTine Weber. PhoTogrophy FronT Row: Kim Weover, Denise Reed, Liz Orono, Veronico Joyo, Cindy FieTje. Bock Row: Kenya Reid Rory Loorn, Rozonne Rdmos, Mondi SeoTer, Jeff Dovis, Terry Deol. John Wilson, Vince Seim, POT STulTz. 3:5 , .M .., X E ,i r1.4 I Told you I could draw cz circle! ik? X' k Q f A' e ,.. ' V, K e aw k 5' . . few, X, Who? do you meon it needs 0 handle. W la sz 44 .W Whof Ionguoge are we using This Time. whims e We con'T have Thof much To do, s I con'T fin IT was This high. A's, did you use Them ciII'? QQ' Moryvole Winners M.H.S. awesome Varsity Volleyball Team prepares for anofher JUST WILD win! ABCDUT SPCDRTS Foofbcnli is 0 rough and Tough sporT os we oil see! Varsily Everyone Thinks The fooTball Team is for The big, bad, and ugly, buT lT's noT. The Mary- vale fooTball Team which is known as The 'Dream Team is made up of TalenT- ed, hardworking, and usually TOOCZJ good looking guys wiTh a loT of PanTher spiriT. lT's hard work geTTing on The Team, boTh physically and academically because of The long pracTice sessions and The passing of four classes reauiremenT. No maTTer The efforT a member of The Team will always say iT's worTh iT. The fooTball Team always has one main goal and ThaT is To Take sTaTe. This year's Team proved ThaT hard work does pay off for They capfured The Class AAA-l TiTle by beaTing SouTh MounTain. They wenT on To sTop fa- vored ST. Mary's in The play- offs by a score of 29 To 2l. The PanThers were unable To beaT Mounfain View in The semi-finals C24 Tp 203 Thus M.H.S. placed Third in sTaTe. Junior Varsiiy The Junior VarsiTy had an EXCELLENT year said coach Jones. WiTh a seven win and one loss record. The season sTarTed wiTh a win over Alhambra ThirTy-Two To six. GreaT plays from Xavier Brizar, AlTon Washingfon, and Tom Rerick, and ToTal efforT from The whole Team resulTed in a fanTasTically successful year. The Team pulled TogeTher in Their own Junior VarsiTy way To make iT Their year. The J.V. had a powerful defense, and wiTh The Team playing marvel- ous, coach Jones said ThaT iT is a T'GreaT ouTlook for The fuTure VarsiTy Eoofball Team nexT yearl . 82 FronT Row: David Payan, KeiTh Tucker, Jamie Valencia, Frank Cano, Richard Laveer, MarTy Ferrel, Javier MesauiTa, Sfeve Chaves, Second Row: Darin Eccles, Buford McMillian, Tony CanTele, Mike Reynoso, Coach Tucker, AssisTanT Coach WooTen, Coach Hall, Coach Neighbors, Coach Clupper, Roy Bradford, Ben Cordova, Alvin Ramirez. Third Row: Becky Obenour, Paul Sfickler, Chad Benham, Kevin Galbreafh, Sieve Enfeman, Donnell Whife, Jeff Davis, Andy Napolean, ScoTT Rollins, Ken SumpTer, Evelyn Clark. Fourfh Row: Manny Pola, Frank Serbel, Sherman Crawford, Gene Manguzo, David SmiTh, Sam Alcarez, Mickey Kindred, Lance Boyajan, Mark Soria, Dennis GranT. EifTh Row: Phillippi Sparks, Darren Woodson, Dan Duncan, John Alley, Phillip Washingfon, Mike Garcia, Dennis Holland, Ronnie SheeTs, Jonafhon Jones. Rumi, . A lu ' FronT Row: QLefT To RighT3 RoberT Hernandez, Mike Kane, Robby Badini, John Poole, Dani Gonzales, Paymenf Aldridgre, David Saballa. Second Row: L,C. WhiTe, Charles Lake, Joe Bolek, Coach Phil Wooley, Coach Arbia Jones, Coach Ed O'NeaI, Paul Gonzales, Xavier Brizar, Don Tamafy. Third Row: Taras Wiley, Derrick Marfin, Vicior Vaughn, Joe Valdez, Ramon Torrez, Brian Serumpewa, Debf Thornburg, Chris Reynoso, FourTh Row: Chris Lagunas, Bill Rudeseal, Joel Roberfs, AlTon WashingTon, Danny Willey, Maurice SmiTh, Lee Gonzales, Randy Kopal, Joe Rodriguez, Joe Marfinez, Eiffh Row: Ruben Williams, Herschel Allen, Jeff Dowfy, BreTT Hancock, MaTT KelTz, Marcus Dickson, Tom Rearick, David BeeTs, Mike Sfippick. VarsiTy Volleyball Fronf Row: Bea Kay Schreiber, Michelle Fogel, Second Row: Rene Basel, Chris Vasquez, Julie Hernandez, JuaniTa BarrienTos, Tina Tellez, Carla Vasauez, Coach Grayhack. Back Row, Coach Irvine, Susie Tourville, Tracy Schuh, Shelly Grimm, Jennie Simmons, Colleen Paulsen, Laurie Miller. Junior VarsiTy FronT Row: Roxanne Lopez. Second Row: Coach C-rayhack, Lisa CasTle, Jeanine Yesenski, Trina KeeTon, Linda SmiTh, Susie Touryille. Back Row: Shannon Finch, Claudia AcosTa, Marcy Kreger, Carrie Vasquez, Michelle Lee, Vclrsify V0lIeybClll Maryvale's VarsiTy Volleyball Team had a successful sea- son lead by capTain Tina Tellez and co-capTain Susie Tourville. The Team, always aT Their besT, defeaTed Ge- rard 45-4 and 45-2 in The opening round aT The Chan- dler lnviTaTional TournamenT, Then They Took care of Sun- nyslope by scores of 45-3 and 45-O. WiTh a winning aT- TiTude ThroughouT The year, iT's no wonder ThaT The Var- siTy made iT To The cham- pionships. AT The champion- ship game, Maryvale de- feaTed Agua Fria wiTh scores of 45-2 and 45-4. When The VarsiTy won divi- sionals, The Maryvale spiriT was almosT To iTs peak. Buf aT sTaTe, The Team losT, which puT The final season's record aT 24 wins To 3 losses, which placed Maryvale Third in The sTaTe. J. V. Volleyball Tuesday and Thursday nighTs, Maryvale's J.V. Vol- leyball Team had To sched- ule Their social life and ac- TiviTies around Their volley- ball games. A common sighT To see was busses loading and unloading The pride of MHS. VarsiTy Volleyball has a head sTarT nexT year, for This year's J.V. Team record was 43 wins and A losses. All The complaining abouT hiTTing The balls over The neTs, breaking fingernails, falling down, scraping knees, and bruising elbows showed ThaT They were a rough and ready Team. The girls were proud of whaT They had ac- complished, and felT all The hard pracTices, The coaches yelling, and afTer-school ses- sions were worTh iT. Accord- ing To one player, Hard work builds Team spiriT. , N mfg y N 3 : Zi away - y'NNWWm5gwqfvy4?wn- wwufmwf-zwfzw,:.z-:::e.em,-- wwmmmmysggggggmw --ff-M -. .W- H W' MW-wmammw-iwm Sl Awww wir If AMW ,,,,,,,,,ww 0 MQW, mf' fi..--Q A ,M . Wfwf'-Lfssmfm -- ,MM on gmisgm fffzmwg-zg,TWm'ss-u,,,,,,,, WM szW,s s-..4 Wf.,f1,,,.,m.ww- 1 i 83 Volleyball The M.H.S. Freshman Volley- ball Team had a learning season. For The firsT Time playing a girI's sporT for high school, The Team did very well wiTh The record seven wins and six losses. Accord- ing To one sTudenT We were jusT warming up for our fuTure years in volleyball . AnoTher sTudenT said For iT being our firsT year, iT was auiTe fun! FooTbalI Under The guidance of Coach Wales, The Maryvale High Freshman fooTball Team finished The season wiTh six wins, one loss, and one Tie record, which is greaT for The firsT Time being a PanTher player. The new Freshman came and overTook Mary- vale wiTh a zesTy and pow- erful year. As always, The Freshman showed Their Pan- Ther Pride which made a vic- Torious year possible. Freshman Volleyball FronT Row: Sfephanie Griffen, Espy Rivera, Corea Villialobos, Ana Jung. Second Row: Coach Snackleford, Shannon Fowler, Cheryl SoTo, Veronica Kiwdroski, Carrie Vandregriff, Jennifer Gibbons. Back Row: Rose Manguso, Suzanne Vanerzee, Susan Green, Roxanne Loging, Renee Baron, Cindy ZapaTa. Boffom FronT Row: QLeff To RighTj Erick Thompson, Billy Lapinskas, Mike Holder, MaTT Laskowski, Jimmy Hernandez, Damon FlaherTy, Jesse MarTinez, Mike Baca, Ron Coleman, Jess Madrid, Kowa SzeTo. Second Row: Homer Moore, Zarron Henry, Eric Richardson, Cesear Garcia, Teen Dierks, Coach Holman, Coach Wales, Coach Obenour, James Delgado, Brian Deneyazhe, Derek Henderson, Davon Hughes, Quincy Wolf. Third Row: Bill Trimball, Roberf Vega, Joe Rivera, Roman TopeTe, Mike Mendoza, Chris Cabrera, Charles Cabrera, Jim Burgess, Joe Palomino, Chris Coleman, Fred Craig, Rudy Paniagua. Fourfh Row: Mark Silva, Eugene Hack, Terrace Fisk, Mike McCarThy, Sfeve Syers, Paul Jocis, Mike CoTTo, Laurence Campos, Joshua Schuh, Jason GriffiTh, Sam Melvin, KeiTh Shaw, Shawn RoberTs, Mike Krieger. FifTh Row: Rick Gomez, Sam Marks, Frank Garcia, Marfin MesauiTa, Nicholas BelT, Mark Kemp, RoberT Burnbaum, Chris Alejandro, Val Ferrel, RoberT Obenour. i ' Tig ,g.aI 5g ff1':' VWW5H?Sg542'22s'3?Wgggyg'm g?555s'gf2i TTT5gsgSTW?5ii25l 255555-TS' T ls.fs:f:f-fs-rmfl ll---- Mmiffffix 84 Golf FronT Row: Mike Hollar, Jamie ShonTz, STeve Lake, Barney Ahjoon, Jason Loon. Second Row: Ralph Muzerlar, Kenny York, Kevin Duffy, Brain DuThu, Jeff Kuhlin, Jason Grooner, Coach Hicks. Cross CounTry FronT Row: Jacquis Lewis, Michael Hernandez, Mike Glossbrenner Second Row: Coach SchusTer, Marie Tovar, KrisTie FleeT, Jennifer Baldwin, Elisa Olea, Eileen Lee, Amie FekeTe, Tori Traynor Third Row: Guillermo Garcia, Jeff Goss, Tony CoTTo, Mark Harris, John Soio, Blake LichTy. Golf Maryvale's Golf Team end- ed The season wiTh a loss: buT on a brighT noTe. Senior Ken York, for The firsT Time in his four years on The Team medaled in The maTch play. The Team was led by Senior CapTain Mike Hollar. The Top Guns of The Team were Juniors Jeff Kuhlin, Ke- vin Duffy, Seniors Brian DuThu and Ken York, The Team had a seven win and a six loss season. Keep up The Good Work Golfers!! Cross Country To be on Cross CounTry Takes somebody wiTh pa- Tience, a goal seTTing mind, and loT's of dedicaTion. Cross CounTry involves long pracTices, running up and down canals, geTTing in shape and sTaying in shape! This years Cross CounTry Team knew whaT iT was geT- Ting inTo because of The many reTurning members. nnnnn as sf T'isiQ -M fl T Mike, ,. .,,,,,., T T -vn 3--WT ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,,.. WMM ,. ,,,..,, mmm W .. NM .. ., M .-gm, NANN ,,,M,,,,Qi 'V?:,,, i ':j7jjs 3x?, ,,Nls:W-M mvlgs- .,.,,-w..,.NZ-'-' W --- 85 33.16 A if T al! 'Tj , lif HoTs off To STeve EnTemon. 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A new coach was broughT in This year To help beTTer and build The J.V. BaskeTball pro- gram. All of The players This year played aggressively buT lacked inTenTlonaily. Even Though The season wasn'T ThaT greaT The Team always pulled TogeTher and showed sTrong Team spiriT and deTermlnaTion. l FronT Row: Danielle l.inTon, Kevin Galbreaih, Mickey Kindred, Cornell Johnson, David SmiTh Ken SumpTer Renee Bosel Second Row: Susan Green, Roy Jones, Phillippl Sparks, Dennis Holland, Phillip VllashingTon, Marcus Dickson, Coach Jeff J. Jacobs FronT Row: Joey Bolek, LC, WhiTe, Chris Smallwood, lvllke 'lJordan VVaTkins, Kelly Fleming, Guillermo, Back Row: John NorTon, Hershall Allen, John Debbs, Kevin KnighT, Chad Bordsen, lVlaTT KelTz FronT Row: Charles Cabrera, Cesus De La Rosa, Davon Hughes, Craig Mussi, Chris Cabrera, Sean l-larper, Quincy Wolfe. Renee Basel Back Rowi Barney Aghoan, Jusin Kayes, Nicholas BelT, Mark Kemp, CurTis Rowe, Chris Alejandro, Elijah Mc Fadden, O. L. Shackelford FronT Row: Angela Rabago, Lanie Sanchez, Cassandra Jim, Lorrie Sanchez, Coach Bev. Johnson Back Row: Gabriella MonToya, Kishia Thompson, Romana Flores, Vicki Szeio Fl'eShl11GI1 Basketball The Freshman BaskeTball Team according To Coach Shackelford had an inTer- esTing season wiTh a loT of learning To do. The Team was loaded wiTh TalenT and seemed like They liked The game. Though The season was unsuccessful The Team kepT Their spiriT high. MHS Bcdmitton BadmiTTon had a losing sea- son, buT a greaT ouTlook for nexT year. The Team mosTiy consisTed of beginners wiTh only Two rexTur'ning players. They had a ToTal of four indi- vidual wins and one division- al maTch won! Even Though The Team was inexperi- enced, They had a real fun year! sTaTed Coach Bev, Johnson. Varsiiy And JV Wrestling The deTerminaTion of an Ml-l.S. wresTler To bin his man To The mai was clearly shown in The '86-'87 wres- Tling season. AiThough all Three Teams, VarsiTy, Junior VarsiTy, and Freshmen, were very young Coniy Two sen- iorsb, Their desire To be The besT kepT Them going when Times became Tough. WiTh a whole new coaching sTaTf The guys who had wresTied for lVl.H.S. before had To ad- jusT To Th enew meThods TaughT by head Coach Ben Wick. Said sophomore J.V. wresiler Roberi imperial, Coach Wick gave a ioT of eTforT To make more ouT of us. Sophomore VarslTy wresiler Fernando Sepul- veda added, T'The Team is sure To be beTTer nexT year since we'il be used To The new coaches. AlThough The Teams lacked lighi- weighT wresTlers, They did noT lack Their share of mls- haps and injuries, such as sTrepped Throai, cauliflower ear, and one broken arm, mosT Team mebers re- mained oioTimisTic when iT came To Thinking abouT nexT year's Teams and season. VarsiTy wresTler Tony Con- Tele sTaTed, I Think we did ail righi even Though we had a brand new coach and a very young Team, buT waich ouT for us nexT year! 92 T2 hi eeafr , TN T fi' N T , g My ...cccc .. T ,W we VarsiTy WresTling FRONT ROW: Jessie lvlonTero. STeve Gracia, Blake Lichiey, SECOND ROW: Joey O'Donnell. Fernando Sepelvida, Chris l-leinze, Homer Moore. CorT Morey, Tony Canielle, Peier Ofona, BACK ROW: Ben Wickl, Tony Mciviann, Roberi Imperial, Ben Cordova, Frank Garcia, Jeff Goss, Vic Fimbres, Richard MerchanT iv T:eHw'i N 'sN Junior VarsiTy FRONT ROW: Sieve Gracia, Derrick BransTon, RoberT imperial SECOND ROW: Richard Ivlerchahr Chris Coleman, EilioT Balancad, Blake LichTey, Calvin Johnson BACK ROW: Coach Maninez, Chris Helnze, Jeff Goss, Vic Fimbres Fernando Sepelvida, Cori Morey Front Row: Jennifer Gibbon, Lisa Esquer, Cindy Zapata. Middle Row: Carrie Vandergriff, Susan Zydutin, Lainie Sanchez, Cathy McCullough Back Row: Coach l-licks, lindy Nickoin, Roie Manjudje, Suzanne Vanderzee, Qoganne Loging, Veronica Kajawski Front Row: Ramon Castellano, Rudy Panigua, Jessie Montero, Homer Moore, Back Row: Coach Martinez, Roman Topete, Shawn Roberts, Frank Garcia. Chris Coleman, Elliot Balancad. FfeShmCn Softball The freshman softball team ended their season with a loss. Even though their sea- son wasn't that great they still had some victorious wins such as against Central with a score of 26 to 'lo and also against Carl Haydon 9-O. lt was bad, they just weren't very good, but at least they triedl stated coach Hicks. The main thing the team lacked was a good pitching staff. Most of the games were hard but there's al- ways some that are harder to play. The overall season ended with 8 wins and 9 losses. Frosh Wrestling The freshman wrestling team finished a rough sea- son due to the fact most of the players were moved up to J.V. or Varsity earlier in the year. Even though they didn't win any team match- es they did well in their indi- vidual matched. Coach Martinez was disappointed in the turnout of guys that went out for frosh wrestling. Freshman teams are usually the biggest. Not the case for wrestling at Ml-iS. They didn't have many different weight classes so they didn't really have a chance to win the team matches. It was a good experience to, get them ready for next year. 93 Q9 fe'? Ygicqf' dow VGOWQ f0r 1hefxbes1f fsho1. f MW, W3 WW, Here comes ihe birdie. Up for 'me jump! lx i is Down for The count Show for TWO! at ll' 5 n ilu' K i i .,.V,. I , ,lim E If E XE l 5 A Z Q44 2 X ' T.. ' 5 ' E f l , W , W' L l ll I , Hy ,gk f ,, -1:1 - I f,A , l l ll iw... J an wi 0 Q 'f,,,f1fff ' . mp:-:ffm W , Jr. Phillip Washington slides To Thehoopl Varsity and J.V. 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They also helped The new players by playing maTches wiTh Them To geT Them To use Their undev- loped skills plus geT a liTTle pracTice in Themselves. 107 Tennis Has A Smashin' Season WiTh all The deuces, aces, and loves, The girls Tennis Team had an overall good season. Some new players had never picked up a rack- eT and by The end of The season felT as if They had been playing for years. All The players enjoyed The fun coaching sTaff of Ms. Bev John- son. Ms. Johnson, having coached aT Maryvale one previour year, broughT her experience To The young Team. Darien Chavez sTaTed, This was my Third year on The Team and l Think everyone had improved wiTh The coaching sTaffof Ms. John- son. l'm glad ThaT l had The opporTu- niTy To be on The M.H.S. Tennis Team. The Team had pracTices ev- ery day afTer school even on The school breaks. MosT girls objecTed To This, buT knew They had To make The sacrafice To be good. The har- desT parT of The game was playing in The wind. 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GRACE, BARBARA GRAVES, KAREN GREEN, IVIARK GREENWOOD, CHRIS GRIEGO, GENEVIEVE GUERRERO, PEDRO GAEEREY, ROBIN GAGNE, BETH GAIO, FREDRICK GARCIA, ANTHONY GARCIA, CYNTHIA GARCIA, FRANK GARCIA, NINA GARCIA, ROSALVA GARDNER, DANETTE GARZA, IDILIA GENANDT, DAN GEORGE, LEANNE GIBBS, MARVIN GILL, IVIARINDER WX 1:39. iw: 'QI'-1 A? I AN . 'X-S.. X 1... JE. I n.. I N .ef If-1 ISI 1 I N l s I f-fr Y- J XX-4 L,-, .MX G-UZMAN , JERRY HAAKER, TOVE HAMILTON, JAMES I-IANNAH, FRED HANSEN, JOHN HARRIS, MARK HARRIS, VETINA HARTELL, SHARRY HARTLEY,JACKIE HAVERONJON HEALY, SEAN HELTON,JULIE HENDERSON, GENE HEMBREE, LISA HENS, LALANIA HEREDIA, SANDRA HERMANCE, DAVID HEERNANDEZ, MIGUEL HERRERA, PATRICIA HERZOG, ELIZABETH 4 HERZOG, TINA HILL, SCOTT HOLLAR, MIKE HORNBACK, ROGER HUFSTETLER, NICOL HUPCEY, STEVE HURTADO, JESSICA ICHIARA, ROBERT ING-EBRETSON, ROBERT INGRHAM, DARRELL IRWIM, WILLIAM JIM, CASSONDRA JONES, CINDY JONES, DION JONES, MIKE JOHNSON, CHRISTINE ,If f, . , R I A.-Mn? ' an I '15 IJ I Q f s 5 1, 1 Dorff do ThoT! shouTs senior KoTI'wy Wofson. JM' J rffd I f. 1 X II if ,f E A JOHNSON, JERRY JUNG, EDDIE KAN, ALBERT KEITH, JEROME KEIVIP, LISA KENN, KEVIN KEYS, DONALD KING, DONDI KING, IVIICKI KOPPA,ANNA KORONICH, TOIVI KREGER, IVIELLISSA KURBAT, PAIVI LUOUNA, DEBRA LAIVI, FRANK LAMAREAUX, CAROLYN LANDGROF, JEFF LAVEER, RICHARD LAVVSON, SHARON LE IVIAY,JON LEMELSON, MICHELE LEPPERT, JULIE LUCIDINE, MARY LINDLEY, BUFFY LOG-ES, REGINA LOMAS, EDWARD LOPEZ, GINA LUCERO, PATRICIA MACNAB, TERESA MADRID, NANCY MAFI, LAUKAU MAHONEY, NAOMI MARCHENONURS, SANDRA MARES, MICHELLE MARTIN, ANDRAY MARTIN, ANNETTE - E Seniors Caroline ond Denise have o cosuol ohor before LL closs. . A Ig I: M g,:.1L,:j- , 2--. :QL : N i X fl-as lflr, X -ixw K. 'Mx , X mul Senior Cossondro Jirn ploys peek-o-boo with our phofogropher. MARIN, RAYMOND MATNEY, MARGARET MARTINEZ, KEITH MARTINEZ, RAMON MARTINEZ, RICK MAYS, JAMES MC CREADY, THERESA MC DANIEL, JUSTIN MC DONALD, DESHON MC MEN, ANTHONY MC MILLAN, BUFORD MC MILLAN, RITA Y Busy people ore hoppy people os demonslroled by This senior English closs. MCINTOSH, VIOLET MELENDREZ, RICKY MESQUITAMJAVIER MEUZELAAR, RALPH MICKLE, MARY MILLER, DAVID MILLER, LAURIE MILLS, LEIG-I-I MOEN,TROY MONROY, NAOMI MONTIEL, GASPAN MONTOYA, NORMA MORRELL, ROBIN MORROVV, KELLY MUNOZ. DIANA MUNOZ, RAY MUNOZ, SALLY NELSON, STACEY NICHOLS, MIKE NUNEZ, FRANK JR. fge S is was QXAS OBENOUR, BECKY O'CONNEL, PAT O'CONNER, KEVIN OLIVAS, IRENE OWSLEY, CLIFF ORTEGA, BARBARA PAPINEAU, TRACISUE PARKER, JULIE PAROT, DAVID PAYAN, DAVID PEVTON, JAMES PERSONS, SHELLY This is my buddy! , says senior Kurt Stickler. Many seniors find rhe library a grea? place To study PETRI, JON PHILLIPS, KIM PITTNIAN, COREY PIVONKA, BONNIE POST, TORRIE PRESTON, SHARON PRICE, BOB PROM, ROSSLYN QUIHUIS, PHILLIP QUSNN, KAREN 2 I'm not o Ieoder, I'm o follower, of The Moryvole foofboll Team H'1oT is, ll Qgab X ,X QW, VII I f I X , I DDI! nnxmx .LQ RAINES, MICHELLE RAMIREZ, CLAUDIA RAMSEY, LISA RAPOZA, JULIE REMILLARD, GEORGE RESSLER, KIM RESTIFO, HOLLY REYES, SYLVIA REYNOSO, MICHAEL RICHARDS, RANDALL RICHARDS, ROBERT RIOUX, TIM ROBINSON, AMY ROBISON , THOMAS SANTOYO, SARITA RODRIGUEZ, ERNEST RODRIGUEZ, SUSAN ROLLINS, SCOTT ROMERO, DONNA ROMERO, MICHAEL ROIVIO, PEGGIE ROVVELL, CINDY RUEBLING, SONYA RUIZ, LORRIE RUSSELL, KARELL SAENZ, RAYMOND SALAZAR, ANNA SANCI-IEZ, JESUS SAUCEDA, DORA SAUCEDO, LENA SCI-IOLLER, PAMELA SCHVVARTZ, LISA SCI-IVVERD,WADE SCOIT, NICOLE SEARS, DIANA SEIIVI, VINCE SEROIO, BERNAL SI-IAFFER, CI-IARLIE SI-IEPARD, SUSAN SIFRIT, SUSAN 'ii A A11 ,, , 1 1 V W M , my W7 13 fi ff I Lb ,I a s f ,of x psf, . 71-4. ft ' I ,iff NX 5 ,, . Giving blood wosn'T so bod, wos iT Donna? e gi I x A 5-v I I A ,gr g.,-JK 'I -,. E ,Sis 1513.51 I I Foreign Exchange siudenis give seniors on infernoiionol flair. SIMMONS, JEFF SLATER, MANDI QMS, SLAYLINE, ANDREA SMITH, DAVID SMITH, JAMES SMITH, LARRY rw 9 .K 5 I 5 ,, SOLBERA, CYNTHIA SOTO, HILDA STAMPER, KEITH STAMAN, JUSTIN s - 'iwrf-ein mv 'I -Yr v s .rrifa J T'LXffg A ::. :7'zvl'?f fix K STICKLER, PAUL STOKES, KEVIN STOKES, TONI STROUP, GREG STULTS, PAT SULLIVAN, LATANYA SZETO, MONDY TADLOCK, BARBARA AT 1 L-Inge? S TALLEY, NORMAN TAMLILIO, SANDRA TANG, CHARLOTTE TANG, SELENA aiggaff TIG?-Q Ami P34 25'2f'vg T 964' , -'aye 96Q3'Jf'w-C 'utevfimii' M .-A na 3 , , ,, a ,s1F !W'm N 11 -. So, David, whcf ore we doing Tonigm? TANG, WILLIE TELLEZ, KRISTINE THOMAS, RONNIE THOMPSON, BRIAN TOPHAM,JOE TORREZ, ANA TOURVILLE, SUSAN TOVAR, ISELA TURNER, PENNY TURNER, MIKE TUCKER, WILLIAM ULVOG, KEVIN VALENCIA, GABRIEL VALENZUELA, JOSEPH VALENZUELA, LISA VALENZUELA, TARESA VALLE, RUBEN VAN LANEN, BARBARA VANNASDALE, MYLA VASOUEZ, CARLA VASOUEZ, CAROL VEGA,YVONNE VELASOUEZ, PAMELA VILLEC-AS,JENNIFER VILLALOBOS, STEPHANIE WADE, CEBRONETTE WALKUP, LAURIE WATSON, CHRIS WATSON, KATHY WATSON, LAURA WATSON, RENNI WENWVORTH, ANG-ELA WETHERRILL, DANIELLE WHITE, DONNELL WHITMER, MICHAEL WILSON,JOHNNY WILLIAMS, CORRENA WILLIAMS, LISA WILLIAMS, SHERI WILLIAMS, SHERYL .Ai T36 I 2 1 1 'E fi , ff I, Z: A W., jmxyy- W RAH! RAH! RAHI soys senior Potty Fimbres. . .., S WINSLOW, KATHRINE WIRTH, MARGIE WOLTERDING, KIRSTEN WONG, HAROLD WONG, MING WOODWARD, DEBBIE YANEZ, JESSICA YORK, KEN ZACEK, BOB ZUBIA, FELIPE ZUNDEL, LAURA SAN MIGUEL, RICHARD TFT r.. 1. E. 5 . 139 ML 0 w i 0 u . o Ml Class Of '88 I , gg. .. W. 'wwsffgf PRESIDENT ' TONY CANTELE What is your favorite place to go on the weekends 7 games What is your favorite color 7 blue drink 7 DR. PEPPER clothes 7 t-shirt and Levis food 7 Italian state 7 New York animal 7 panther What are your future plans 7 go to college and play football TREASURER LINDA SMITH What is your favorite place to go on the weekends 7 out dancing and parties What is your favorite color 7 pink drink 7 ice tea clothes 7 casual and fashionable food 7 Italian state 7 California animal 7 bears What are your future plans 7 to go to college and major in education VICE PRESIDENT ' TINA CABALLERO What is your favorite place to go on the weekend 7 malls to shop What is your favorite color 7 blue, pink, and QFGY drink 7 ice tea clothes 7 baggy and colorful food 7 Mexican Cspicyy state 7 California animal 7 dogs and birds What are your future plans 7 going to Phoenix College and then to a University. rl, aff- M4391 figs-PQ REPRESENTATIVE ' IVIOLLY I-IERNANDEZ What is your favorite place to go on the weekends 7 parties with my friends What is your favorite color 7 hot pink drink 7 DR. PEPPER clothes 7 GUESS food 7 pizza state 7 California animal 7 kitten What are your future plans 7 to goto college SECRETARY ' ANGIE DAVIS What is your favorite place to go on the weekend 7 to my friends house What is your favorite color 7 red drink 7 DR. PEPPER clothes 7 casual food 7 Italian state 7 Hawaii animal 7 teddy bears What are your future plans 7 to go to ASU college REPRESENTATIVE KATRINA WHITE What is your favorite place to go on the weekends 7 out dancing What is your favorite color 7 yellow drink 7 PEPSI clothes 7 comfortable and colorful food 7 oriental state 7 New York animal 7 bears What are your future plans 7 to go to college Vf 'Q-v I QM' sf, ACOSTA, ARTHUR ACOSTA, AYDIN AKERST, ANTHONY ALDRIDE, DARRYL ALLEN, JULIE ALLEN, WILLIAM ALWIN,THERESA ANTHONY, BRIAN ARAGON, SCOTT ARCE, ANGELA ARMSTRONG, MELISSA ARMSTRONG, RICHARD ARMSTRONG, SAMANTHA ARTHUR, TERRY ASTOR, CAROLINE AUSBERN, J.W. AYALA, DIANA BAILEY, THOMAS BAJ, HELEN BARNES, MITZI BARROW, TARA BEAMESDEREER, OSCAR BEAMER, ANDY BECKER, STEVE BEGAYE, SHEREE BENEDICT, WILLIAM BENJAMIN, MIKE BERT, CHERYL BIEMERET, DAWN BLACKHAM, DIANE BLASCHKO, KATHRYN BOATRIGHT, MARK BOJRQUEZ, SABAS BORDSON, CHAD BOYAJIAN, LANCE BOYER,TENA BRACEY,TAMMY BREWSTER, JAMES BRODELIR, DAVIID BROOKE, MATTHEW BUI, PLAN BUI, RHU BULTRUNG BUIVIP, RONNIE BURUATO, DEBBIE BUAVLA, ERIN CABALLERO, TINA CAIVIPBELL, CHARLES CANO, FRANCISCO CANO, LORENZO CANTELE, TONY CEPARS, JOHN CARAVVAY, JAY CARDINAL, DEANNA 1 N' 4, I-4111 I, CARRILLO, ANA CARVER, CARRIE CASE, VANESSA CASTILLO,JENNIFER CELAYA, BERNARD CI-IAVEZ, BEVERLY CI-IAVEZ, DARIEN CI-IAVEZ, LORENZO Q Aa' W The many faces of Junlors vb' ,W Q.. I. CHAVEZ, PRISCILLA CHAVEZ, STEPHEN CIOTO, KIIVI CLARK, GERALD CLARK, JERRY CLEIVIENT, SHIRLEY COEN, PERRY COLBERT, DESRIE COLE,TERESA COLVIN, STEVE COLLINS, BILLIE COLLINS, SHANE COTTER, ALEXIA COOK, GREGORY CORDOVA, GINA CORDOVA, HECTOR CORNEJO, CHINO CORONA, DAVID CORONADO, LAURIE CORYELL, ROY COX,ARTHUR CRAIG, LASHAWN CREECH,JENNIEER CROVVLEY,JENNIFER CUBEDO, LIZ CULP, KIIVI DAVIS, ANGIE DAVIS, LAZERIA DAVIS,VICTORIA DAVVSON,SHARON DAY, KIIVI DEAGUERO, TONIA DELGADO, DAVID DEIVIERS, DONALD DIAZ, ELBERT DISIVIUKE, ELIZABETH DOIVIINGUEZ, DEREK DOZIER, IVIICHAEL DRESSIVIAN, RICHARD DUFFY, KEVIN DUKETI, ANDREA DYSTHE, TRAVIS EICHEN IJAU B, ELISABETH ELLISANGIE ENGRAIVI, TAIVIIKA ENRIOUEZ, MONICA ESARCEGA, DEANNA ESCOBDEDO, REGINA ESOUER, FRANK EVANGELISTA, HUBERT EVANS, QULNZOLA EZEI.L,VVAYNE EALLSTAIVIMY EELTON, ANTHONY FEKETE AIIVIIE EERNANDEZ, DORA FERRARO,TONY EEYTI, LARVSA EIERROS, VANESSA EORCE, KIIVI EOGEL, MICHELLE EORTIER, CHERYI. ERAZIER,TIIVI ILI6 0-fe ygfag W .fi I fs if 1:1701 I I f W W j 7 I I ,dmv 5 4' ' - f ' ' 1 lg ' e -.5 . ' MWQQMQ KN A I 2 15 r is I guess you jus'r had To be There os somejumiors shore fum'1y joke. Juniors Hubert Evorwgelisfo ond Amie FekeTe decide To go off-campus for lunch. ,W 5, :Qi I':: I ,WM I jf ,gr sg is Z -Kff-I FIIVIBRES, VIC FIORE, DENISE FISK, KRISTIN FIANIGAN, RANA FLEET, KRISTIE FLEIVIING KELLY FLETCHER, LAURA FRITZ, CAROLYN GALBREATH, KEVIN GALLAGHER, FRANCES GARCIA, BRIDGETTE GARCIA, DAVID GARCIA, GUILLERIVIO GARClA,JO ELLEN GARCIA, SABAS GARDNERTRACY GARNER, RON GENANDT, TERRI GIBLIN, DON GILBERT, LISA GILLIAIVI, JEFF GIIVIRLOWITZ, BETH GIMPLOVVITZ, STEVEN GLUCK,VVILLIAIVI GOLDIVIEER,JOE GOIVIEZ, ELIZABETH GOIVIEZ, ENRICO GOIVIEZ, LISA GOODE, CARVIE GOODSON, JENNIE GOODVVAY,TONIA GORE,TOIVI GRASSIVIAN, ERIK GRAVES, IVIICHELE GRAZULIS, BRENDA GREEN, GEORGE GRIFFIN, LOLITA GRIIVIM, BILL GRIIVIIVI, SHELLY GROSBACH, TIIVI GROSS, IVIIKE GUANA, ROBERT HADDOCK, KEN HAIRE, PAUL HALL, JOHN HALL, MICHAEL HALSTEAD, TRACY HAMILTON, MARIE HANSON,JOHN HARO, JESSIE HARIZE, DAMIAN HAYES,SOPHIA HEFFERNAN, SCOTI HENDERSON, DAHLIA -, waz' , ,, l ii ' ,,, ' r Q My ,W -' 1.1 'C 'I ' 4--01l '. v W.. E vw 5 'ww-53 'L 'w 7i?,H '579 3 I ellis r i s ' , A I' Hz, ,, '-6 ' W x , -5 f , ,f,,5,,,, I1-A , gk , , v ,gwx-rw' . 7 Q .. ,. ' H ,kv ! A, Q X ' '? g3 W?TfIff, 'Tw ' ' Z., f 2 ' 41, W I be-.vgcaw-ft, f- f Yes my norne is Mork Gonzoles bui you con coll me Gonzo. I-IERNANDEZ, CLAUDIA HERNANDEZ, HOPE HERNANDEZ ,JULIE I-IERNANDEZ, MICHAEL HERNANDEZ, AMALIA HENRY, QUENTINA HERMAN, MICHELE HERRERA, ELVIA HESS, KARLA I118 ,. ,.,, X 22 5 1 V an Q 5 4 4, ' ff nf H A 4 at , , A , ii'?k1:i , . 5, W, , 35,44 ' ' I Isfxllgi fs ity' ty, fffzlg: .5 . 5 w : LM --,-,A... X I x A q we' sis, I 3 iz ?-W' :g a , Juniors Debro Moriz ond Nicky Mosieller iposei' for o pioiure, Corolyn cornpu .3 Forks iokes Time oui To ioke o sfroll Tnrougn ine 4? 1 v-u K 1 3 I .N f my rf 52, .x, . Y Q ' , I L I 115 fi wiv 'W' ,fm m,,..'k UXY HIGH, PAM HIRNING,JODI HOCKERSMITH, STEVEN HOFFMAN, DEANNA HOLLAND, DENNIS HUGHES, ROBERT HUGHES, VEON HUSEMANN, POLLY ING, BONNIE IRVVIN,JAMES ISOM, MICHELLE JEFFERSON, TEREASA JENKINS, SHANNA JONAS, CHARLYN JONES, JOHNATHAN JOHNSON, CARNELL JOHNSON, DONALD JOHNSON,JOHN JOHNSON, MICHELLE JOHNSON, ROBERT JUNG, LARRY KAISER, LAURA KAPEL, RANDY KINCHELOE,CINDY KINDRED, MICKY KING, DINA KINNAMAN, ROBERT KIRK, CAROL KIRK, CHERYL KIRK, LANETTE KIRKLAND, BARBARA KLASSEN, DONALD KNAACK, RICH KOPAL, CRYSTAL KRACHEY, JULIE KUHLIN, JEFF KURBAT, KATHY LAKE, CHARLES LASHUM, PAM LELA, GHEORGLE LEON,JASON LEVVIS,JAMES LELA, LUCI LOPEZ, SANDRA LOPEZ, FRANK LYNCH, DAMON LOCKSA, CHARLEN MA, KWONG MACARLE, MIKE MACKILLOP, MICHELLE MALDONADO, CINDY MANGUSO, GENE MARTIN, ANDREW MATHIAS, ANTHONY MARTIN, DERRICK MARTIN, JENNIFER MARTIN, KARLA MARTINEZ, ELIZABETH MARTINEZ, BELEN MARTINEZ, JOE MARTINEZ, RACHEL MARTINEZ, THOMAS MARTZ, DEBBIE 150 ,mfr, Aw I ' 'JJ'-qaf, I . -. X -Q.-vw W Jennifer STonsbury ond Michele Herman, enjoying their English class i ., y W, In 5 ,ffh gif , I I ' rf - Ex , L, 5 55 if ,qplff 'cl 'I , , I 2 f 2 f f LLL, , , Q Q I ' ff 1 5, ,at Ax IVIASTERANGLEO, TONY IVIAY, GREG MAYORAL, ALICIA IVIAZZA, BOOKS IVIC CLEARY, CANDY IVIC CLOUD, CHRISTOPHER MC CUE, DAN IVICDONALD, YOLANDA IVICIVIILLAN, BENTON IVICNALLY, CHRIS IVIEDINA, DANIEL IVIEDIA, FERNANDO IVIEDINA, ROBERT MEDINA, ROBERT IVIEDLOCK, LAURA IVIENDENHALL,JUDD MENDOZA, PAULEEN IVIENDOZA, STEVE IVIERCHANT, RICHARD IVIOORE, HOIVIER IVIORRIS, APRIL IVIORRIS, LISA IVIORENO, FRANK IVIOREY, CORT IVIOSTELLER, NICKY IVIOYER,JULIE IVIULLER, RENEE IVIUTO, RANDY IVIYERS, BARBARA IVIYERS, JENNIEER IVIYERS,JULIE IVIYERS, REANN NANNEIVIAN, ROB NAPOLEON, ANDY NELSON, DENISE NICHOLS, CYNTHIA NIEBIAS,ANN IVIARIE NOLKER, KATHLEEN OAIDA, DANIELA O'DONNEL, JOE OLIVAS, IVIARCELLA OGBONNA, EIVIEKA OLMOS, ALBERT ORONA, AILEEN ORONA, ELIZABETH ORTEGA, ANDREA ORTIZ, JOE ORTIZ, JOHNNY ORNELAS, VAN ORSO, JOSEPH PADILLA, ANTONIA PANIAGUA, SUZANNA PATINO, TONI PARKS. CAROLYN -Q..-f Q... X .i:e:,,, 3 -- -ff r1:?575?F?ff'iff' .:., ' . X . 5' K .. lg sg i ,,,, A T A L A . E i s T XE EE f HH A A W I K S - if L 53 --- L.kk fu Q 2 Sharon Coilins demonsirares The an of opening a locker. x'Have you seen my Mommy? asks a confused looking Randy. PARRISH, LARRY PATEL, DIPEN PAULSEN, COLLEEN PRINDLE, CHRISTINE PRITCHARD, RON PEARSON, RHONDA PELLETIER, MICHELLE PEMBERTON, TRACI PENA, CATHY 152 ,, X N 4 'iWhaT are you doing? asks Junior Hope Hernandez. ,,,,, , , ,.., , ,,,, ,,... , ,yy , , M Q ,XV V K MVA' 1 W , , ,fn f ay 3 2 f. fy, M ,M V . . 5 VK 'M Z fn Iii? VIII If , W 1 ,55 Wm A1 . A, , J 'vi W,- sof 1 2 we 2' f ,ii f if, C1 fb 'fm Q www 4 , - L 4 x qw X ,v 46 ...Q ' Q-Q 72 . i N vw ,Jv- '13 -...wif fl Z if PEREZ, CYNTHIA PEREZ, DANNY PETERSEN, BRUCE PHILLIPS, GREG PINEDO,THERESA RINON, MARY POLLACK, SETH ROOLE,JOHN POSEY, MIKE PORTZ, ROBIN PURCELL, VICKIE PURDOME, ERIC QUALLS, GLEN QUIHUIS, CYNTHIA QUINN, LISA RALLS, JOHN RAMIREZ, ALVIN RAMIREZ, VIRGINA RAMIREZ, JENNIFER RAMOS, ANN MARIE RAMOS, GEORGINA REEVES, VVANDA REYES, SUSAN RINCON, RACHEL RIVERA, CATHY RIVERA, MELISSA ROBERTS, STEVE ROBERTS,TOM RODEBAUGH, SUSAN RODRIGUEZ, CHRIS RODRIGUEZ, LISA RODRIGUEZ, RRISCILLA RODRIGUEZ, PETE ROSAS, ALBERT ROSS, BONNIE RUBALCAVA, ROXANNE RUBIO, RICHARD RUSSELL, MIKE RYAN, PATRICK SABER, JACKIE SAIZA, CHRISTINA SALCIDO, STEPHINE SAMONS, JIMMY SANCHEZ. DIANE SANCHEZ, LORI SANCHEZ, MONICA SANDOVAL, LINDA SAUNDERS, ANN SCHREIBER, BEAKAY SAUCEDA, MARIO SEXTON, DAVID SHOULTS, EDDIE SCHUH, TRACEY SCHWARTZ, PAUL SIMMONS, JENNIE SIMPSON, G-INA SILVA, MARY I I SIPPLE, MARTY SLEDGE, RICHARD SMITH, LINDA SMEDLEY, JOSETTE SMITH, ANGELA SHARLEY, MICKI 154 if ff David Delgado shows us how NOT To ride 0 bike I I -ov 1a SNOOK, GARRETT SOLEMAN, HEATHER SRAUR, SUDAY SPERLAND, LITA SPURGEON, RANDY STIPPICK, MIKE SONS, BARBARA SOOTER, SHELLY SORIA, MARK STANNARD, MICHELE STANSBURY, JENNIFER STAUEEER, LISA STEVENSON, AUDRA STRASSNER, JEFEEREY SUMPTER, KENNETH SUTER, STEVE SUTTON, KEN SUTTON, TROY SVVITALSKI, LAURIE SZETO, VICKIE TELLEZ, BRIDOET TELLEZ, CINDY THORNBURO, LUTHER TICHY, TAMMY TILLIMAN, ROBERT THOMAS, COKEY THOMPSON, KISHIA TOTTEN, STACI TOVAL, KARLA TRAMMELL, DANIELLE TULLIS, KATHRYN TURNER, MIKE TURNER, STACY UTTERBACK, TONYA VALENCIA, JAIME VALENZELA, GRACE VANLANEN, KAREN VANPAY, BRIAN VASCIUEZ, CHRISTINA VASOUEZUOHNNY VEGO, ADOLFO VILLA, LOUIE VASQUEZ, LARRY VERNER, RUSSELL VILLA, LISA VINES, MAURICE VONPRISK, JAMIE WARREN, DANNY WASHINGTON, PI-IILLIP WATSON, BRIAN WATKINS, MIKE WILEY, JOE WEIRMEIR, JUDE WHITE, KATRINA WHITE, LASHONNE WHITE, MARIAM WHITNER, KARL WICKS, DENISE WILKINSON, LISA WILLIAMS, CURTIS WILLIAMS, STACY WILSON, MATTHEW WINSLOW, ANGELA WIRTH, PAULA WOODWARD, BETH YBANEZ, ANDY YESENSKI, ROBERT ZAPATA, ALANA ZAPATA, JERRY ZARAGOZA, FRANCINE ZAZUETA, AURIANA ZIARKOWSKI, JOHN 156 Q95 ,,,, kv' Juniors come from all walks of life Class Cf 89 .Jw Sophomore class presidenT. Danny Gonzales, feels ThaT he is more laid back and comforT- able since his freshman year, He enjoys play- ing fooTbalI afTer school, He picks The PiT Bull and The Black PanTher as his favoriTe animals. In his spare Time he hangs ouT aT lVleTro Cen- Ter and loves The beach. -.J N s 'S YveTTe MarTin, Sophomore class Treasurer, says she has become more poised since she was a freshman. She also has less free Time because of her afTer school acTiviTies, buT she enjoys Them. In The free Time she does have, she enjoys playing baskeTball and Talking on The Telephone. 'Her favoriTe animal is a Teddy bear. Claudia AcosTa. Sophomore class vice presi- denT, feels she really hasn'T changed very much since her freshman year. AfTer school, she enjoys playing sporTs and hangin' ouT wiTh her friends, Her favoriTe animals are Jacki, STella, and AnneTTe, lVleTro CenTer and her room are Claudia's favoriTe places To spend Time. -'N' my Kim Medford, one of The Sophomore class represenTaTives, has changed aloT since she was o freshman. She is more comforTable around people and finds iT aloT easier To communicaTe wiTh Them. Her favoriTe afTer school acTiviTies are being on The flagline, working, and Talking on The Telephone. Her favoriTe animal is The panTher. SecreTary of The Sophomore class, Chelly Ba- ker, feels she is more easy going Than she was as a freshman. Her favoriTe animal is a Golden l?eTriever. Among her favoriTe places To be are MeTro CenTer and The movies. Chelly's favoriTe afTer school acTiviTies are dancing and Talking on The Telephone. , f WW jj 'WWW The oTher Sophomore class represenTaTive is Beverly Bracey. Beverly has changed since her freshman year in The way ThaT she is aloT more acTive in school. Her favoriTe afTer school acTiviTies are club meeTlngs and ball games. Her favoriTe place To hang ouT is Mar- yvale Mall. The dog is her favoriTe animal. ACOSTA, CLAUDIA ACOSTA, JENICE AGUILAR, ELIZABETH ALDAY, DIANA ALDRIDGE, DARRYL ALLEN, JOHN ALMEIDA, JERINE ALTAMIRANO, FRANCESCA ALVAREZ, CARLOS ALVAREZ, DAVID AMADOR, THAD ANDERSON, PATRICK ARAGON, ANDREA ARAGON, LORRIE ARBALLO, CHRISTINA ARMENTA, YASMIN ARMSTRONG, DIANA ARRIAGA, NOEMI ARSENAULT, SCOTT ARTHUR, AMY AUMILLER, ANNA 158 - AVENS, KELCI AVENS, KENDRA BABUREK, GINGER BADINI, ROBERT BAKER, BRIAN BAKER, CHELLY BANDA, PATRICIA BARRAZA, DAN BARROW, STELIJA BEAMESDEREER, LOL BEARD, LATICIA BEATY, MIKEL BEETS, DAVID BAHR, DAVID BELYEU, ANGELA BENAVIDEZ, ERANCI BENDER, TANYA BENNETT, KELLY BENSON, HEIDI BERGERON, CHAD BERGGREN,SHANE BERNAL, MARY BETANCOURT, ESTHE BIORN,JENNY BIAKE, RICHARD BLAKELY, KIMBERLY BLENDU, SCOTT BOATRIGHT, JACK BABB, DAWN BOCKELMAN,LISA BOLEK, JOSEPH BONG, HYO BOOKER, LOLETTA BOSEL, BELINDA BOWERS, BRIDGETT BOWERS ,GABRIEL BRACEY, BEVERLY BRADLEY, DQSHAWI BRAGA, PAUL BRAND, KIMBERLY BRANDON, CATHY BRANSTON, DETRICI BRANT, DAVID BRIST, VVANDA BRIZAR, PEARL BRIZAR, XAVIER BROOKS, LONNY BROWN, JEANNETIE BROVVN,JONAH BUELNA, MONICA BURKE,VVESLEY CABALLERO, RACHEL CAIN, MAMIE CAMPA, EDWARD CAMPOS, MARTIN CAMPOY, SANDRA CANEZ, CHRIS CANEZ, CHRISTINA CAPERS, DANELLA CAPER, JONATHAN CARROLL, DAEMON CARUGNO, MIKE CARVER, KENNY CASLANO, SHANNON CASTLE, LISA CAVALER, KELLY CELAYA, VINCE CHALB, BEN CHANDLER,JACKEE CHANEY, JOSEPH CHAVEZ, PHILLIP CHRISHON, SHANAE CHURCHVVELL, VERRONDA CLARK, KEVIN CLARK, LISA CLEVENGER, STACEY CONTRERAS, DIANE CORDOVA, BRENDA CORRALES, MARLA CORREA, VICTORIA CORTESE, RUDOLFO COTTO, ANTONIA CRAIN, LAURA CREVVS, BRIAN f r-'If' ,fn S QLIPQIFIQ ? 5 ,, A , if K , aI -1 .44 l 1moKeoIon olwoys hos confide ' of she com Q6-I Iheyjob done. 7 , xy , Mm I CROUCH, STEPHEN CROVVLEY, MICHELLE DABILL, JOE DARLING, KATHLEEN DAY,JAN DEBBSWIOHN DECK, IASHIUM DEL RAE, DOMINIQUE DEMERS, DIANE DESERANO, ROBERT DETTWEILER, ANITA DEWALT, RAY DIAZ, MATT DOLACK, MARGARET DOSENBERRY, TIFFANY DOWTY, JEEEERY DUBE, CHRISTINA DUNN, DEANNE EAGLESHAM, ERICHA EAKINS, BRIAN EDBERG, VVENDY ENGEN,AMY I6I ENRIG-I-IT, IVIISHEL EPPLEIT, TIPI-IANIE ERBY, JEFFREY ESCOBARDEBRA ESCOBAR, LESLIE ESPINOZA, NATALIE ESQUER, BIANCA FELTON, SI-IONDA FERNVVAULT, LEE FIGUEROA, DANIELE FIGUEROA, MICHELLE FIIVIBRES, ANTONIAA FINCI-I,SI-IANNON FINUCAN, TABITI-IA FLORES, IIVIELDA FLORES, ROIVIELIA FLORES, RAIVIONA FRAZIER, TI-IOIVIAS I62 Is iT spiriT doy so soon osked Yve1Te, Rocheol Claudio cmd Kim FOUT, ROBERT GALBREATI-I, IVIARLENE GARCIA, ADELINA GARCIA, BRIDGETIE az W, KWIZZZZY FX 49 .wa -1 .... Y .... x I A if ex X X S as X .J A X5 , 1- 'Aff 'rg Sw w:..:e., 1-Q1 Ei: iz ig,--.ikgfgwgi H if 'f Rm: GARCIA, CASEAR GARDNER, CURTIS GARZA, CHRISTINA GARZA, GABRIEL GARZA, RUDY GASS, JEANNIE GARCIA, SUSAN GASTA, MERRIDITH GAXIOLA, STEPHANIE GILL, MARCIA GILLESPIE, RHONDA GIRARD, JOHN GIRARDOT, SANDA GODINEZ, DELPHINA GOETZ, JAMES GOMEZ, GENEVIEVE GONZALES, DANIEL GONZALES, GABRIEL GONZALEZ, PAUL GOODISON, DONALD GORSLIN, CHRISTINE GOSDIN, BRENDA GOSS, JEFF GRABOVVSKI, CYNTHIA GRACIA, JOSEPH GRAHAM, JOHN GRANADO, ADRIANNA GRANT, ANTRESSA GRAVES, DELORES GRAVES, JENNIFER GRAY, STEVE GRIEVES, SHANE GROGAN, MIKE GUZMAN, MARLO HACKETT, MIKE HALL, JAMES HALLER, ERIN HANCOCK, BRET HARSHMAN, LEWIS HARSHMAN, MATTHEW HARVEY, MICHELLE HAUCK, NICOLA HAWKINS, RICHARD HAYS, TODD HELMS, STEVE HEMPHILL, MICHELLE HENLEY,ALFRED HERNANDEZ, ROBERT HERSH, ERIN HESLER,SUZANNE HETHERINGTON, JAMES HICKS, ERIC HIMMEL, CHRISSY HIRNING, CINDY HITCHOCK, CHRISTINA HOLEYFIELD, DANNY HOLMES, SYLVIA HONYAKTEWA, PATRICK HORN, DOUG HORN, SUSAN HOUGH, SEAN HOWARD, ROBIN HOXIE, RICHARD HYDE, ROBERT IMPERIAL, HERBERTO IRWIN, AMY JARRELL, MICHAEL JARVIS, RHONDA JENSEN, BRUCE JERNIGAN, KIMBERLY JOHNSON, AMY JOHNSON, LORI JOHNSON, SANDRA JOHNSON,TONY JONES, TIFFANY JONES, MARSHEA JONES, LEO JUNGE, NICHOLE JOSEPH, SANFORD KANE, MICHEAL KEAHEY, HENRY KEALER,SCOTT KEETON,TRINA KELTZ, MATTHEW KERWIN, KRISTINE KIDD, LORI KING,TAMI KINSEY, KERI KIRKVVOOD, KIMBERLY KNAPP, KATHERINE KNIGHT, SHANNON KNIGHTS, MICHELLE KREGER,MARCY KREIGHBAUM, MELISSA KRIEGER,TRINA LAVEER, DEBBIE LAGUNA, CHRIS LAGUNAS, CHRIS LAGUNAS, GEORGE LAKE, STEVEN LAMBERT, KIMBERLY LAMBERT, VVILLIAM LAMOREAUX, STEVE LANGENDORF, BILLY LANHAM, BARRY LAPINSKAS, JOHNNY T65 LAWSON, CHRIS LEE, EILEEN LESEIVIAN,TONIA LEWIS, CHRIS LEWIS, EDWARD LEWIS, FELICIA LEWIS, .IACQUIS LEWIS, LORI LICI-ITY, BLAKE LICUDINE, PHILLIP LIGGINS, TORRAN UNION, DANIELLE LONG, JERRI LOPEZ, ALEX LOPEZ, JAIIVIE LOPEZ, KATHY LOPEZ, MARIA LOPEZ, MARTHA Too mxs www S he if 'fm,,, Vi, i ffimgggii- .E I olwoys do my homework like This soys Sophomore If se 11. .I fel LOVE, ROBERT LUCERO, TONY LUGO, ALIZA LUJAN, CORINNE .- Q wiki! 3, as Sb' 3 'QQ 4 5. 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Y ff 7 famffsq 'i it If 'ti Yi' T PRESIDENT 'RUDY PANIAGUA What is your favorite store 7 Chess King i sport 7 wrestling hangout 7 At my friends house i fast food place 7 Burger King What made you want to run for office7 Il thought it would be challenging, and I wanted to get involved in school activities, , I so N I s.s,,M I-.,, w.M l ,u.MM wwf S-MXN 'V ah -.s -R. TN--.. N, MNXMNN I to else S I 7 W s-..,,,QqWB.k,MM . SECRETARY ' YOLANDA OLEA What is your favorite hangout 7 At my friends house, fast food place 7 lVlcDonaId's store 7 Brooks, Eoxmoor y sport 7 softball I What made you want to run for 7 ll felt that if I got involved in school y sports 84 activities that it would be a better year. F199O!!! 47' X .-' I ff , .aff a,ol ' ,4nv'f -F ,,,.-ov I ,nd- ',,4-. o- f' 'd,.-,,.,.-v- ,n-,,.,-on-I -,,,,,-. .- VICE-PRESIDENT ' TANYA HERIVIAN What is yourfavorite fast food place 7 Burger King sport 7 wrestling, football, baseball hangout 7 The park store 7 Chess King, Contemp What made you want to run for office7 I ran for office because I wanted to be in the spirit of Ivlaryvale, help to make the Frosh float, and make our class to be number one. TREASURER ' ANNAROBERTA BLENDU What is yourfavorite sport 7 svvimming store 7 Fashion Bazaar fast food place 7 Arbyls hangout 7 the mall What made you want to run for office7 Il ran for office because ofthe experience? ACEVES, BERNADETTE ADAIVI5, CRYSTAL ADAIVIS, RAHSON AGUAYO, DINA AHGOON, BARNEY ALEJAVVORD, CHRIS ALLEN, RAIVIEIJA ALVVIN, KATHLEEN ANAYA, SAM ANDERSON, JOHNATHON ANTHONY, TIFFANY APODACA, BRANDI ARBALLO, CINDY ARENIVAR, JO ANNA ARENIVAZ,JR. ARIVIENTA,STEVE ARRENDONDO, IVIAXINE ARVALLO, VINCENT BACA, NICKY BADINLJO ANNA T76 .W ,,, , we fr 1 T I ,TW My meme s Colleen, when s yours? , s .x .N Jllkw fu U33 ii' V, I. BAKER, BRIAN BALANCAD, ELLIOT BALDENEGRO, CHRISTOPHER BALDWIN,JENNIFER BARBEE, MIKE BARNES, JEANNETTE BARNES,TANIKA BARRAGAN, CYNTHIA BARRAZA, VINCENT BARRON, RENE BARRS, JOEY BAZAN,YVONNE BELARDE,ARLENE BELT, NICHOIJAS BENCIC, MELISSA BENTLEY, REBECCA BEAMESDERFER, JOHN BIELAWSKI, MIKE BIRNBAUM, ROBERT BLENDU, ANAROBERTA BOBINAC, CHRIS BONETTI, MARIO BOWLEY, KENNY BRANDOLF, JOSH BRADY, JOANNA BRADY, PERRY BRANTLEY, JEREMY BREDESON, MIKE BRIST, CARRIE BRIZAR, APRIL BROOKS, MIKE BROOKS-BIAIR, BROSHELL BROWN, CHRISTY BROWN, CINDY BROWN, KIM BROWN, KIM M. BROWNE, JEFF BROYLES, STAC EY BRUNET, AMY BUTLER, CRYSTAL BUTLER, JENNIFER BYRD, RON BYRNE, LISA CABRERA, CHARLES CABRERA, CHRISTOPHER CADOGAN, NICKY CALZADA, MONIQUE CAMPBELL, TIESHA CAMPOS, LAWRENCE CAMPOY, CARLOS CANO, ANNA CAPERS, RUSTY CARMONA, CHRIS CARPENTER, CHRIS CARR, TINA CARRILLO, VICKI CARTER, SHANNON CARUSO, RICHARD CASE, JUDY CASHMAN, DANIEL CASTELLANOS, RAMON CASTORENA, LAURA CASTRO, RICK CASTRO, STEVE CELAYA, ANGEL CERVANTES, FRANK CHAVEZ, ANGIE CHAVEZ, MICHAEL CHEE, ANGEL CHRISTIE, STEPHANIE CLARK, JASON CLAY, KENDRA CLINARD, JAY CLINGERMAN, CHERIE COCHRAN, RANDY COLEMAN, CHRIS COLEMAN, RONNIE COLLINS, LYNDA CONANT, GAIL COONROD, RICHARD COPELAND, TANYA COSTALEZ, CLARA COTA, NATALIE COTA, PATRICIA Q' I COTIO, IVIIKE COX, DAVID COYLE, MICHELLE CRAIG, FRED CRAIGPATRICE CRAWFORD, CYNDA DI CRAWFORD, DERIK CREWS, GARLAND CROWLEY, GLEN CUSTER, DAWN CYRUS, STEPHANIE DASEKE, SALLY AW' wiffwm-Y I , xx 35,29 ,441 wif DAVIS, CARRIE DAVIS, CASEY DAVIS, ROBIN DEAL, TERRY DELA ROSA, CESAR DELLISANTI, ANNE I79 DELOADO, MARTIN DENNISON, AARON DENSTONE, DAIVION DESIVIARIAS, NICOLE DIBRELL, SEAN DIERKS,TEEN DINEYAZI-IE, BRIAN DO, LIEN DOIVIINOUEZ, BRAD DRESSIVIAN, DONALD DREXLER, RACHEL DUARTE, LINDA DYER, RICHARD DYKE,RAIVIONA ELFGEN, IVIARY ERICKSON, JEANN EITE ESCARCEGA, IVIARIA ESCOBEDO, BOB I ESI-IKIBOK,AIIVIEE ESPINOZAPEDRO I IBO ml, I rI, ,x I I Veronica ond Sfephonie ore coughf in Th Sig? 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L: L .-ii 'Q-Q ' L W IA ff? 2 'QJT 47 5 HINKLEY, CASSANDRA HINZ, DAN HITCHCOCK, SUSAN HOANG, QUY HOPE, MISTY HOGUE, WILLIAM HOLDER, MICHAEL HOLLOIVIAN, CURTIS HOLIVIES, SERENA HONAHNLE, SHANNON HOVIOUS, DELAND HUGGINS, JONNY 183 HUGHES, DAVON HUNT, VICKY HUPCEP, PAMALA HURSKAINEN, HEIDI INGEBRETSON, RON INGRAM,JASON IRWIN, APRIL JACKSON, GARLAND JASSO, CHRISTINA JEFFERSON, KATRINA JEFFRIES, DEBBIE JOCIS, PAUL JOHNS, RON JOHNSON, KORI JOYA, VERONICA JUNG, ANNA JUNKIN,TAMARA KAYES, JUSTIN KEITI-I,JODY KELLY, MIKE KEMP, MARK KENN, STEPHANIE KERR, VERONICA KESSLER, LISA KESSLER, PAUL KIRKLAND, MICHELLE KREJSTA, MISHA KRIEG, DON KRIEGER, MIKE KRUEGER, POLLI KUJAVVSKI, VERONICA LAMBOY,JOSE LAMBRIGHT, HEATHER LAMMERT, ERICH LANZA,JEREMY LAPINSKA, BILLY LARA,TINA LASKOVVSKI, MATT LAVIN, RORI IJAZARE, ANTHONY LAZOK,JENNIFER LEE, LISA wk QU 1 3 . gy., I 1 xx., . 4 ds W ,ff I3 II SDGII Q, Debbig? j LE FORCE, DAVID LEON, KRYSTA LEPPERTSANDY LEVVIS, JENNIFER LIOI-IT, SI-IAYNE LOGING, ROXANNE LONG, ANN LOPEZ, BECKY LOPEZ, OINA LOVELL, MARSHALL LOVVERY, KEN LOVVERY, KIN LOVVERY, IVIIKE LUEVANO, DESI LUOO,ANDY LUNA,XAVIER MACIAS, IVIARLENA IVIADRIDHIESSE MADRID, JUSTINA IVIADRUGA, DAVID IVIALONE, SUSAN I85 MANGUSO, ROSE MARCI-IESE, JOANNE MARKS, MARK MARTIN, TONYA MARTINEZ, ANNETIE MARTINEZ, JESSE MARTINEZ, LORRAINE MCCARTI-IY, MIKE MCCARTY, MARCOS MCCLOUD, ADRIANA MCCULLOUGI-I, CATI-ILEEN MCCULLOUGI-I, DUNCAN , , MCCUNE, CARA MCFADDEN, ELIJAI-I MCGIVNEY, CORRINA MCGIVENY, DAWN MCGRAVV, MARVIN MCMILLAN, BERLETIE MCMILLAN, IAN MEDINA, ESTI-IER I86 Think you o figure out whof it soxjs? LA YM' I freshman schoolwork. MEDINA, RICHARD MELENDEZ,JILL MELVIN, SAMUEL MENDOZA, DANIEL MENDOZA, MICHAEL MENDOZA, OLGA MENDOZA, ROSENDA MENDOZA, SUZETTE MERCIER, DAVE MESQUITA, MARTIN MESOUITA, VINCENT MEUZEIAR, SANDRA MOLINAR, LORRAINE MINTON, ELIZABETH MIXSON,TIFFANY MONTOYA, G-ABRIELA MOORE, HOMER MORADO, MELISSA MORENO, CHRIS MORENO, RAQUEL MORHISER, MICHELLE MORIA, HELENA MURPHY, SEAN MUSSI, CRAIG MYERS, MICHELLE NAVARRA, DAVID NICHOLS, SHERRY NICKOLS, CINDY NORTON, WENDY OBENOUR, ROBERT O'DONNELL, COLLEEN O'DONNELL, ROBERTA OLEA, YOLANDA OLIVAS, VALARIE OLIPHINT, REBEKAH ONG, EIAINE ORELLANA, MARIA ORTEGA, BETO ORTEGA, SUSAN ORTIZ, SHELIA PACEY,JOE PACHECO, ROBERT PADILLA,ANDREW PAGE, CASSANDRA PALACIOS, CHRISTINA PALOMINO,JOE PANIAGUA, RUDY PARKER, KEVIN PARRA, LAURA PATEL, BOBBI PATERAKIS, TIM PATINO, JULIE PATRICK, RANA PATTON, RAOUEL PEINADO,VVENDY PEMBERTON, MONICA PEREZ, SANDRA PEREZ, STEPHEN PERRY, JON PETHEL, BILLI PHILLIPS,ANNA POE, ELIZABETH POLLOCK, STEPHANIE POPS, MICHAEL POWERS, MICHELE PRITCHARD, DENA PROLOOO, MIKE PRUE, KIM PUNZEL, CARL PURCELL, ROXANNE PURDOME,JASON OUINTERO, JOE RABAGO, ANGELA RAMIREZ, DAVID RAY, LORI REED, DEBORAH REESE,TORRIE REID, KENYA REMILLARD, PAULA REVES, ANN MARIE REUTER, HEATHER REYES, MIKE RICHARDSON,JASON RICHMOND, CHARLOTTE xiii 1. . H fv- A'--....-- ' 1 U Ni Q U 1 V ' I- 35 V .. A hx ,ii ,, -. .Rf . 1 I .Tk Ii. .N ,. .X x f ,WT I lf? 1 X ,X ik ..-fx. :VX - Y pq w .X X 535' L3 6? Lk I 'Wai S3 ogcin KTT7 I A as elf' I I I 3 I E I E , Ex 1 A' QW? ff M 'N ,li E .4 -M ,,,.,,m......,,.. .... M, WM f.+H.m.1-mq,,.., ,, . a Q.. .. , , ,Lvgwfu W , if-f-Q' ' ' 152- I, MJ' ' I W , W, k,,,, 325 effreshmon con study onyvvhere. '24 RIEKER, JASON RIVAS, BERTI-IA RIVAS, CLAUDIA RIVERA, ESPY RIVERA, JOE RIVERAS, OSCAR ROBINSON, LAURA RODEBAUGH, DAVID RODRIGUEZ, FELICIA RODRIGUEZ, LILLY RODRIGUEZ, SAMIVIV RODRIGUEZ, SUSIE Q I. 4 3 ROE,JON ROIVIERO, RAOUEL ROIVIO, IVIARIANE ROSS, DELIONIS RUBIO,YAZMIN RUELAS, RICHARD RUEFALO, BENNEDETIO RUIZ, DENISE I89 RUIZVICKY RULAND, KEVIN RUSSEI., ROY SAI.AS, DIANA SALAZAR, FRANCES SANCHEZ, CHRISTINA Roy, VVIWUT was Thof SANCI-IEZ, LAINIE SANCHEZ, REBECCA SANDOVAI., LORRAINE SAUCEDA, RICKY SAULS, REBECCA SAUNDERS, ZELDA SAV, CI-IAUIVIOLY SCUI-I, JOSI-I SCUI-ILZEMIOSERI-I SCOIT ABDVVAAN SCOTI, CORRIE SCOTI, JASON IQO if M. - SEECHOMA, ROBERT SELBURA, VALOREE SEAN, JOSEPH SEPULVEDA, GLORIA SHAW, KEITH SHAW, STAN SHOOP, LISA SHUMAKER, CHAD SILVA, KIM SILVA, MARK SINYARD, CHRIS SITU, JOHN SLATER, HALI SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, FRED SOTO, CHERYL SOTO, JAY SPAT2, KRISTINE SPERLAND, CHARLES STAGGERS, VIVIAN STAUBER, PATIY STEWARD, STAC EY STI LES, MELLISSA STEWART, MICHELLE STREI, SCOTT SUCH, DAVID SYERS, STEVE SZETO, KOWA TALLEY, WENDY TANG, RAYMOND TAULBEE, VINCENT TELLEZ, CHRIS TERRASAN, ANGELA THOMAS, LAN THOMAS, MARK THOMPSON, ERIC THOMPSON,JOHNNY JOE TIETJE, CINDY TOISA, ALMA TOPETE, ROMAN TORRES, EELICIA TORRES, PETER TRIIVIBLE, BILLY TRAINOR, RAIVI TU, LIEN WNESSTACY UTTER, SCOTT VALENZUELA, PAUL VANDEORIFT, CARI VANDERZEE, SUZANNE VARGAS, JUDY VASQUEZ, CARRIE VEGA, VICTORIA VICKERS, DENISE VILLALOBOS, KARLA VO, ELIZABETH WADDELL, LISA WARD, IVIATI WARDELL, SCOTT WARE, KEVIN WATKINS, ANDY WEGNER, KATI-IY WELLS, KELLY T92 .. x QQ:-, QS X 3 XX . S R I Xxx! 1 in WS? , .... . ' , 46,7 , 2 , ,V M .yf I T ,,,, Giiivrif- :' 55. 61 'jcfw Q, II.'f73Z:I,I'Ify WENSLEY, IVIARTIE WEST, LASI-ION WHITEHIEFFREY WI-IITIVIER, DIRK WILLIAIVIS,TONY WILLS, JASON WILSON, KERRY WILSON, SCOTT WILSON, TED WINTERSIVIITI-I, EARL WOLFE, ROBERT WRIG-I-IT, KENNY WYLEZIK, AIVIEE YEARACK, LORETTA YEE, SANDRA YORK,JULI ZARATA, CINDY ZELEKTERESA ZIARKOWSKI, JUDY ZYGUTIS, SUSAN T93 Team Ai The Top lVloryvole's odminisTroTion welcomed Mr. Horry Toliver To iTs Teom. Tolliver Took The plcice of lvlorTin Ulloo, who wos Tronsferred To CenTrcil High School. The Teom, heoded by Principol Wellesly Goodwin, worked dili- genTly To keep oil personnel ond sTudenTs informed ond involved wiTh The ocTiviTies oT lVl.H.S. Dr. Howord ShumoTe did his besT To schedule everyone To The righT ploce ol The righT Time while keeping his Thumb on oTTendonce. lvlrs. Doronn Thoreen busied herself wiTh orgonizing exTro - curriculor ocTiviTies, while Mr. Horry Toliver concenTroTed on oThleTics. Goodwin, while overseeing everyThing, worked wiTh porenTs, The com- muniTy ond The school disTricT. All odminisTroTors duTiful- ly hondled referrols. The effecT of The ddminisTroTive Teom wos o smooTh running school. 1 5 . if V if 'W I Mr. Wellesly Goodwin uses The moil To inform his sToff. M.. Dr. Howord ShumoTe is olwoys concerned. G un, 4-W , lvirs. Doronn Thoreen wouldn'T miss This dofe for ony Thing. of All righ1 I'm listening soys Mr. Harry Tolliver. 'Q Don'T you hate Those double ossembly schedul kjfhn wwaw - wLf?3E9'6'?S es? LR G-effing your picTure Token is fun! 195 ALTEMUS, TOM INDUSTRIAL ARTS BANKS, CHARLES BUSINESS BENNER, JOYCE ENGLISH BERRY, BLANCH PERFORMING ARTS A ibn' BOTTCHER, KENNETH E.S.P. BOYKIN, PATRICA COUNSELING BYRON, DEATRICE COUNSELING CARLSON. JERRY ENGLISH CHARLESWORTH, DAUNE CLAY, JIM Now surely This iSf7'f socoIizing. Teachers orem' allowed to do That! ENGLISH I ' BUSINESS COOPER, FRIEDA BUSINESS COX, ROBERT MATH 196 f ea ' A af, W gh MM- ,X l ' 'V ww ! Ig 1 . , , ff 7 HM law' fy My M V ff rg',f,E ,ii J, YA DAY, JOHN SCIENCE DICKERSON, TOM ENGLISH EARL. GWENDOLYN ENGLISH Crowd Even Teachers have homework To do. I I fs., , I sm, If 5' I 43 I f ,gf '-fm, . ' 'mii- I wanT 100 more copies now! says Mr, Neighbors, ESTRADA, EDWARD FOREIGN LANGUAGE FIELDS, DOROTHY I -L u READING ,R FLANDERS, RICHARD I HISTORY ,V M 1 FLOOD, BERTI-TA READING FREDIVIAN, MERYIN MATH FRIRES, HARRIET BUSINESS For Teachers school begins a week earlier Than for sTudenTs, When sTudenTs reTurn To school in AugusT, They find The Teachers There To greeT Them. Rooms, are clean, bul- leTin boards are newsy, and posTers have been hung. Each year brings some new program, chal- lenge, or change sTaTes one Teacher. No Two years have ever been The same. This can be said easily because of The I2 years average of Teaching aT lVl.l-l.S, The focus This year was Trying To geT The sTudenTs invoived and To increase aTTendance. Teachers also worked on lowering The drop ouT raTe and cuTTing down on Tardies. Various incenTlves were given in order To meeT The objecTlve of beTTer aTTendance. A 30 day off campus pass was offered if a sTuclenT were aT school 30 days in a row. Early dismissal on every ATh Friday, moneTary awards, and passes inTo local TheaTers were oTher rewards available To The sTudenTs if The aTTendance were good, OTher sTeps Taken To keep sTudenTs in Their classes and To geT Them To arrive on Time were 'lOperaTion ResponsibiliTy and a Tele- phone call home by The Teacher whose class was missed. 197 GANDARA, DEBORAH MATH GENTILI, JOHN SOCIAL STUDIES GLAZIER, ROBERTA E.S.P. GOSS, ROBERT FOREIGN LANGUAGE GRAYHACK, LINDA ESP. HALL, ALLEN P.E. I-IARDESTY, SUE IMC, HARLEROAD, JUDY SOCIAL STUDIES HICKS. GERALD ENGLISH HOFFMAN, RICHARD SCIENCE I-IOLGUIN, ROJOLIA P,E. HIJRLBERT, CLAIRE ENGLISH K- L ti 'V' X X X LQ! .af ,L S f ,: ,... s 51 , II. fm VI ,W 54 ik A Sf 'f I Q.. .,,.um- . 198 Mr. Shokleford enjoys ca nofe passing session os long os he's invoived! WCW: ,-as-Q., 'eww . 1 i . - Q Ni' Well firsT you add The eggs and Then , . ,, oops! wrong insTrucTlons, says Horne Ec, Teacher M Larnpinen, - W FS. IRVINE, JAMES E,S.P, JACKSON, ANN E.S.P. JACOBS, JEFF E.S.P. JACOBSEN, JAMES ENG-LISH fdf JARVIS, GAYLE JOHNSON, TOM INDUSTRIAL ARTS we This Early dismissal for sTudenTs did noT always mean a Tree afTernoon for The raculTy. Teachers aT Ml-IS. became a pan' of MasTery in Learhing , a projecr sponsored by The NaTional Educaiion Associaiion To idenTify and improve problem areas in The school's operahon. Thus The afier- noon was spenT in looking aT Maryvale High and ways iis programs could be improved. The faculiy and sTaff noT only became involved in The Technicalihes of M.l-l.S., buT also in school pride and spiriT. Black and gold were worn by everyone on campus To show spiriT. FaculTy and sTaff as well os sTudenTs parTiclpaTed on Fridays by showing up in all possible combinaTions of The school's colors. Teachers also encouraged sTudenTs To become involved in acTiviTies such as skiing in Colorado, aTTending CaTs in Los Angeles, and parilcipai- ing in workshops in Poriland, Oregon and Wash- ingTon DC. Through Their commirrneni and in- volvemenr in and ouT of class, The faculTy showed Their supporT for The M.H.S. siudenis. So once again The faculTy and sraff aT Maryvale have made anoiher year possible! SCIENCE JOHNSON, DONALD E.S.P. JOHNSON, ROBERT COUNSELING JONES, ARBIA SOCIAL STUDIES JONES, ROBERT PERFORMING ARTS KALAS, DANITIZA MATI-I KAPASH, ELIZABETH MATH KEMPER, RICHARD MATH KESSINGER, WARREN MATH LAMPINEN, DONNA HOME ECONOMICS LOCKI-IART, JO ENGLISH LONG, JIM BUSINESS MAGDALENA, JESSE INDUSTRIAL ARTS MASTROVITO, SGT. NICK I R.O,T.C. MAXWELL, DIXIE PERFORMING ARTS MCBROOM, ROBERT ENGLISH E ms. f a LI I UFIIII! No more overdue books, ThoI's finoII says Mrs. Presley. ---- ' LM SC I I K, , .2 ,A EI., A S I It A I I ,Z Pg I XA , ,S ' uf, I' 'Q Agile! im. ' l ., I. f I., I A .gf 1- l IVIESSNER, THOMAS SCIENCE MIDDLETON, PATRICA ENGLISH MONTGOMERY, MONICA SCIENCE MOSER, JANE ART NAVARRETE, PETE FOREIGN LANGUAGE NEIGHBORS, RALPH SCIENCE OSTRAAT, LOUISE PSYCHOLOGIST PRESLEY, CHARLENE I.M.C. RATLIFF, SGT. RONALD R.O.T.C. REED, MARYBETH ENGLISH ROTE. VIRGINIA PE, SALT, ALLEN ENGLISH SANDERS, JIMMIE MATH SCHOOLAND, JEANNE COUNSELING NN W ,, , ,, . ,,,, IIII TK' ,ia Im, c1re!?!? Some people jusf gef 0 IiTTIe foo hoppy when The copier is working, 201 SI-IACKELFORD, OSBORNE SCIENCE SCHUSTER, ROBERT PE. SHILLING, RICHARD ART SMITH, LARRY INDUSTRIAL ARTS SNIDER, CAROLYN SOCIAL STUDIES STAFFORD, EINIS MATHEMATICS STANLEY, MACK SOCIAL STUDIES STEPHENS, BABARA SCIENCE STEPHENS, RICHARD MATH STURDIVANT, ROBERT ROTC TACIA, DONALD ENGLISH TALLEY. CAROLVN ENGLISH Q 9 f HK IT's I before e, no iT's e before I except offer y. Oh iT's somerhihg like Thor! We-II, heIIo There! We are QI! such happy 202 I in 1 If people in here, os demonstrated by Mr. WhiTe's CIGSS. T v11, I 7' 'Q -, -7 Q 1? Q TREJO, GILBERT P.E. - HEALTH TRYON, BONNIE MATH TUCKER, THOMAS ESP. VAN QUATHAM, LORA HOME ECONOMICS WALTER, MARYALICE ENGLISH WARD, NEL ENGLISH WERNER, JOYCE E.S,P. WHITE, HAZEL COUNSELOR WILLIAMSON, DONALD COUNSELOR WORTH, JEAN PHOTOGRAPHY ZIEMER, LORNA PERFORMING ARTS ZIMMERMAN. CAROLYN SCIENCE 203 Q mn SUPER S Records, records, records. Yes we've QOT your records here! COLVERT, SHIRLEY CONKIN, BILLIE COX, IVA DERBAUM, JEAN FIKE, DGRENE GLUHAK, NATALIE GORDOA, MARY HUFF, JOAN LAMBERT, JANET LE BOEUF, DEE IVIUNOZ, DELLA NEBSKEY, SAL 4 lr F, ag, rp--ix I, yy I E ' 'fn SECURITY QLEFT TO RIGI-IU: SCOTT Heorne, Ed Jones CChiefj, Sharon AyIesworTh, Alice Soucedo, Don Reese, Aff Voltz. PIVONKA, DEE SCI-ILISTER, CAROL SOLOMON, BARBARA STERNKE, SHIRLEY STROUP, COLLEEN WATSON, TERRY WILLIAMS, BETTIE Ed Jones ond Don Reese comparing nofes' ? 205 K , 1 1 Maintenance: Toni Jarey, Richard Doyle, Pico Lopez, Berry Moberge, Roberi Layton. Cusrodiansz Paul Snuier, Douglass MacKeeby, Mack Williams, Bill Rogers, Isidoro Rojas, Juan Monroya, Don Suave, Carlos Panloja, Albert Cordova, Benny Marquez, Sergio Bernal, John Garcia, Mike Russel, Andy Ybanez, Banny Siordlan, CAFETERIA STAFF Fronl Row: Lupe Rojas, Anita Mills, Vivian Della Roco, Kay Barsolay, Pauline Miller Back Row: Wilma MonTray, Marylou Owens, Tara l-larris, Katherine Goas, Marianne Johnson, Maria Murphy, Donna Fuller, Margaret Bilancouri, Vickie Newberry, Effie Hybarger, Shirley Boyd, Mail, Ruby Johnson N! ff , ,wr X W ' ,WWMW ,,, Z ,,,,, M 1 6 , , , 0321? f 1 3 f ff W f M 1 ' W M CAFETERIA STAFF Front Row: Olga Padilla, Nellie Salclena, Sue Beaboul, N T h D - ,, Back Row: Linaa Eggars, Charlolie Enazulis, Mary Payne O Om Urges Ggomn 207 ACA EIVIIC S Work, work, work, ThoT's oll Yeorbook sToff Thinks obout Affffp A ,RL iv ssmg Newspaper is Q IoT of work and 0 IT 'Y I W 'LD I X , El' ? f it sw ' 5 -:NV . S: .,.. - , kk-- ,k,- X 4 SQSQQQSQ .X S X ,ta -1 2: 210 S-QgmQs,fwo ipwmx1sigo3gN You're nuts if you think l'm XgNw,wwN,, b.... , NM. ,....,Nmww H Heidi Hel'-Skdfih' is fil'1OIIy working DOT SkOTiD'. X Q in N. pig! 55: Donna is there o probiem? Mmmmm, that hand looks good. -any 5:15 :I 1-siyowi' K X X t ooto oo o P' . ww:- going To shove Those legs!!! , ggggg A 'T SM-wa is I wonder whcf Thai smell is? T . l A k 3 gf T L T T . T T Q R ie.. or T is 5: if WY' s E T fx fs' 3 L fl , A 5-9 .1 T if '- we i S I bbrwr., .. N ! ' 7 . ,ggi fm ,' wa 'Ti - . FRONT ROW: Judy Ziorkowski, Amy ArThur, Kim Medford, MerridiTh GosTo, Heidi Hurskoinen, Dorien Chovez, Dovid SmiTh. BACK ROW: Pio Corpus, Donno Durhom, SomonTho ArmsTrong, Tonyo UTTerbock, Joellen Gorcio, Billie Bloke, c rvi C . Gm C Une Sfephie Griffin you don'T know whoT you goT inTo. YeCIl'bOOk The Veorbook sioff olwoys seemed To consisT of o bunch of self-obusive, TorTure loving peo- ple, IT wos The some woy This yeor. I soy ThoT wiTh very good reosons, for whoT else would you coll people who enjoy coming in on Sof- urdoy mornings oT 8 or 0. ond sfoying week- nighTs 'Till 9 O'clock, ond more work Thon Qnor- mol7j people see in o good T To 6 yeors per doy, ond noT even geTTing poid for iT eifherll Well, considering you procTicolly live wiTh some of The sfoffers, you gei To know Them rofher well. SomeTimes you geT To know Them Too well, ond you sTorT picking liTTle fighfs for no reoson of oll, Somtimes you geT To know Them oloT beTTer Thon you'd like To know Them!!! There were very few old sToffers ThoT reiurned from losT yeor's roT roce, some become zom- bies ond some iusf escoped by groduoTing. The few survivors , if ThoT's whoT you'd like To coll Them, were JoEllen Gorcio. Dorien Chovez, Julie Goddord, Donno Durhom, ond SomonTho Arm- sfrong QThe so coiled ediforj. JoEllen is The resideni IockeTTe, orTisT, prinier, sforyfeller, ond sunshine! Then There's Ms. Wesf- lereTTe, Dorien Chovez. Mosf of The Time she wos olmosf os lively os JoEllen: however she hod some slow Times Too, NexT is Ms. i-lofrod Goddord, she is one of The fosfer ond funnier people in here. She olso likes To drive os fosf os she does some oTher Things. This yeor we didn'T see her very much, buf when we did, iT wos o welcome oddiTion!! Donno, well ThoT's onofher sTory, There's noT much To soy obouT her, ex- cepT ThoT she divides her Time befween, The school, The publlcofion room, her friends, ond o cerToin homeless someone, wherever ond whoever iT is This Time. As for our lovely ediTor, Som: she is one of The nrcesT people excepT when There's o problem wiTh her love life, Then you beTTer woTch ouT for she con gef preTTy meon. For someone who clidn'T know whoT she wos doing she did preTTy well, we only missed one deodline, ThoT's o mirocle. We hove mony newcomers This yeor ThoT quickly divided inTo Two groups, The workers ond The nonworkers. Workers numbered 5. There were Two Freshmen Heidi, ond Judy. Heidi wos rorely oround 'couse her skoTin'!!l! No noT reolly, Heidi wos o very dedicofed person who invenTed mony numerous publicofions clossics, including Breod is good for you !!! Judy her porTner wos The quiefer one of The Two. Cunfil you goT To know hery QuieT or noT she seemed To know whof she wos doing. Mirocles do-hop- pen!!!!! Then There were Two sophomores, who for some reoson olwoys gof sTuck wiTh The sporTs poges. l guess becouse nobody else wonfed To do Them, Kim ond Amy were prob- obly The Two sweeTesT people, ThoT is uneunfil They sTorTed hogging for Their picTures To be prinfed, Surprisingly enough They sToyed in The closs even Though The ediTor probobly scored Them To deoTh. l Think The firsT Time onyone ever sow Somi hefshe wos scored To deofh. Now we come To Somi's righf-hond womon. Cio Por- pus-oops!! ThoT should be Pio Corpus. Pio is The person who seemed To know where every- Thing wos even when Somi didn'T. Pio wosn'T seen much publicolly, probobly becouse she wos soid To be choined To The desk. On The oTherhond, Somi wosn'T seen To for from Pio. Rumor hos iT hey were choined TogeTher. Now leT's Tolk obouT The newcomers of The beginning of The semesTer. Firsf of ol! mosT of The newcomers con'T be coiled sfoffers be- couse There's only 2 ouT of 5 newcomers who reolly worked on The yeorbook: They ore Dovid SmiTh, ond STephoine Griffin. Dovid likes wriTTing The copy for sporTs ond STephocy likes To prinT picfures. Well she doesn'T like iT. she's jusT sTuck wifh iT, 'couse nobody else wonTs To do iT eiTher. l.osT ond deTiniTley noT leosT wos Mrs. Reed! WiTh more problems This yeor Thon she'd prob- obly odmif To. lT's o mirocle she sToyed sone, wiTh o newspoper sfoff and o yeorbook sfoff noT To menTion The work lood she hos os on English Teocher, I Think she needs o long voco- Tion from This insone ossylum. All-n-oll I Think This posT yeor wos good, If noT you wouldn'T hove onyThing greoT To reod This summer, ThoT is if you con reod or moybe you con jusi look oT The preTTy picfures. 211 Newspaper OK., look, I didn't want to do this, but Mary gave up on writing it and handed it over to me, Leon Keith, Panther Tracks' Number One flunkie Well, enough about our joy and our frustration, our Salutation and our damnation: a k.a - Panther Tracks. Our year started out fairly well: we began with well over a dozen new recruits, most of which would write in English. Sadly, however, only three people Lanette Kirk, Mary Mickle, and myself, actually Knew what they were doing, andeven our Knowledgeability was in question What happened that was complete chaos: on one side of the room, the three of us and crack-this signifies iournalistic ability, not an illegal drug-sportswriter David Smith were trying to make our deadline, on the other, our advisor, Mary Beth Reed, merci- lessly whipping the less agreeable newcomers into submis- sion, By now, with any luck, I have whetted your appetite for some intimate facts about the driving forces behind this publication. No? Fine. Go look at the golf pictures. See if I care Those of you who have the courage to stick this thing out, read on Mary Mickle was Editor-infCheif as well as head nag, until her resignation at the semester. This sounds insubordinate, I know, but I mean it sincerely. Nine out of every ten editors have to nag to get results: unfortunately, I got one of these nine Even so working with her over the past two years has oftenbeen fun and never has been boring, Mary, if you're the slightest bit annoyed at what I've written about, l'm truly sorry. But remember, you made me write this. This next sentence is going to sound corny and stupid, but it's one of those rare cases of one matching one's occupation, like Robin Leach, so here it goes' Captain Lanette T. Kirk, the co-editor and next year's supreme commander in cheif of the U.S,S, Pantherprise. Sorry, I cauIdn't help myself Any- ways, has now risen above her trying andcondescending former task of handling ads, a job in newspaper that gives a new meaning to the term necessary evil She is now tak- ing ful control of the newspaper, keeping it moving upwards in quality at a steady pace David Smith is something of an enigma to me. Oh, he doesn't mumble incomprehensibly or carve his girlfriends' names in his skull or anything like that, he puzzles me because he enjoys writing sports stories. The prevalent attitude about doing sports among most Publications fjlk, including yours truly is, Well , , lf I have to . As you might imagine, these facts make David quite a god send to all of us. The mystery, however, will probably remain unsolved throughout eternity. As for me, also co-editor, I do nothing and everything, mostly nothing. l take to editorials like David takes to sports partly because I like expressing my own undeluted, liberal opinions, and partly because no one else wants to do them. Hopefully by now I will have raised a ruckus on several issues of great political and moral significance other than the Monkees Ms. Reed is our advisor and Mary's mentor in the art of nagging. She was stuck with unenviable tasks of teaching a group of then unruly vagabonds to write while keeping the four of us in line, not to mention also handling the yearbook gang. There you have it Of course there are several othe rpeople I should mention in detail, but like I said, l'm writing this really early. and Ms Reeds been training the new staffers, so anything I write about them would probably be way off base So to Jackee, Terrie, Sandra, Pam, well at least your pictures are here Goodnight Maryvale I-lighg it's been unusu- al. 212 ' E -s. I' 5 sal g . H ' Q5 i ' . is A Q iii ' si f I I ' 5 ' Ii 5 ' eil s l- rig.. WSW? X s i Zigi s..: ,., ..., .. , ., . 5 if f 's 4 'offs I FRONT ROW: Leon Keith, Terri Genandt, Mary Mickle, Lorrie Ruiz, Julie Helton. SECOND ROW: Debbie Forstner, Monica Hetherington, Rita Castle, Billi Pethtel, Denise Ruiz, Michelle Lemelson, Lanette Kirk, Jude Weirmer, Rob Fields. BACK ROW: Jackee Chandler, Shannon Williams, Pam Trainor, Kelly Tamuty, James Cordiva. TOP1 David Smith. Leon, is that your best side? MW' Pam, what do you I ,,..MfW,,, A . .Eff 2 2 1 Julie's writing a siory, i wonder if ii will be in The newspaper! im J WH Oh no, Mary's eclifing my work again. See, l Told you she was a nag! Julie and Laneiie are claiming peace while Ter- ri's holding The gun. l l E Think you're doing? 213 All Across - Wim AITISTIC 1086 and 1087 were filled with memorable events such as, The Great Peace ivlarch, Hands Across America, and The 1OOTh Birthday of The STaTue of Liberty, On The other hand There were some disasferous events like The Challenger space shuttle and The severe bouts with naTure OT The spectacular events The exciting part was not Their celebration, but what They celebrated. The Great Peace March was a O month march across the U.S for Global Nuclear Disarmament. The Odyssey stretched from LA, to Washington, D C., and drew participants from all SO states. plus Q foreign countries Here, age made no difference as people proved Their hearts were in the right place The youngest marcher was 14 months, while The eldest was oo year old Ethel Watson Despite money troubles, these 1100 determined souls packed up and trudged 3,701 miles across 15 states all in the name of peace Why'7 41-year-old Jim Welch, a Vietnam veteran answered that if he could spend a year aT war, he could certainly spent Q months on The road for peace, This year was also Miss l.iberTy's 1OOTh birthday. The spectac- ular part of This celebraTion wasn't its festivities, but what it stood for-freedom Another exciting part of The salute To The statue was The unveiling of her 75 million make-over which took 2 years to complete. Ohe disasterous event That took place This year was The explosion of The Challenger shuttle Just 73 seconds after lvft- off, The Challenger disappeared into a huge ball of Tire to again emerge in pieces All around The world people waited and and watched for the shuttle To evolve from The orange and white colored cloud. Only minutes later did The shocking realization occur That something had gone extremely wrong During The months of July Through October, nature dealt America a bad hand ln July, TemperaTures reached record highs in several Southern states during a year of record droughts During October, a lower Missouri River tributary crest during 5 weeks of record floods across 15 mid western states Though there was The bad, The good shone Through To make The year of 86-87 a great one T-A 1 . :- 'yrf T - Tubi- ' .J i . -. V ' , '-'ki f W. '1- it . , 'MW ' -'T Wig, . . wwf' 2- f 9. f. li 3 L1 V A ' .un Y, , X T Q-V+--'jj-.M 'rjjft L, WTZT vi -Q 'T ,TY ig - lm .4 T- 7 -- ,. , 4 3 r4.3 '-Smizt' -- 1 -.l-' T . . T. f t ' ,..... ... ,..,.. W . ..,. M.. . .. QW., fm N T. Q.. ,rs N M . A , ...af I - 214 6' C flier ui Svcs Uyi , tif! AZ gk L it is ' X sm af' .Ak ,,, -X' xQQQy iX.HQk: ' 5 s T All iii N-illli 'WF 31. it 'TSG ,rrwvl W MJ, JLXRSOI' 41 wus, Music! Stupendous , . . That's about the only way to describe the year in music, Ja- net Jackson and Whitney were just two of this year's biggest hits. Some of Janet's newest songs were l'Nasty Boys , Control , and What Have You Done For Me Lately'? , iust to name a few. Whitney came up with some new hits such as How Will I know9 , Greatest Love of All and Saving All My Love For You , all of which won her several Grammys. A couple of t'oldies who came back with a splash were Madonna, with True Blue , VVhere's The Party , and 'Open Your Heart g Cyndi Lauper with Change of Heart , 'lTrue Colors? and her re-make of What's Going On? . Bruce Springsteen, who is better as the Boss , had a new album out, which was taped live from his concerts over the years, and it sold very well during Christmas time, Along with the oldies there were also the 'lnewies . A couple of l'newies were the Beastie Boys who sang You Gotta Fight For Your Right To Party and Girls : and The Georgia Satellites who made a hit out of their song Keep Your l-lands to Yourself , Lionel Richie had America Dancing on the Ceilingw and Typical Males were asking, 'lWhat's Love Got to Do With lt? while Tina Turner sang and danced around, From these ex- amples, we can see that this has defi- nitely been a stupendous year for mu- sic, and we'll be looking for more sure prises in the year to come! TIDG TUITIGI' WN A, I wi 3 ffl, o 0 400 ,fl A QA 4 T G - ' K , .V. XZ I ww 5 ,rn a',g.,, f? T T Q fi ' ' 'V - , ., 322 2 ., ,, 'il ,' T ff-'f -1 2 5 ff' All The sugar and Twice The caffeine preTTy much describes This year. And by The way- do you know Hip Kip? Well, if noT, he's one cool kaT and also d member of The Garbage Pail Kids. You know who The Garbage Pail kids are, don'T you? They're Those weird liTTle braTs ThaT all kids love and all parenTs despise! This year's happenin' Thing was To look like Don Johnson: 5 o'clock shadows, pasTel T-shirTs under sporTscoaTs, Ray-Ban sunglasses, and mosT imporTanT . . , no socks! BuT hey now! For all of us who did wear socks, The Thing To wear Them wiTh would be Converse high Tops, You could always find a pair you liked because There was such a wide selecTion To choose from, They had all The colors of The rainbow, plus a few They made up, along wiTh checkered, sTriped, leaTher and meTallic gold or silver. Two of This year's fave celebs were Cybill Shepherd and Bruce Willis faka. Maddie and Davidj, All across America peo- ple were wondering if These Two would ever geT TogeTher. Maybe if David serenades her beneaTh a balcony QNO David noT abouT Seagram's Golden Wine Coolerslj . . . Well, who knows?'? BuT one Thing's for sure, one Thing This year will always be known for is Those liffle yellow signs hanging from everyones rear window. They sTarTed ouT as warning signs To drivers ThaT There was a baby in The car, Personally, l Think iT was a sTupid idea in The firsT place. WhaT sTarTed ouT as Baby on Board Turned inTo: STud on Board , Sexy Woman on Board . MoTher on Board , lvlom's Taxi , Baby in Trunk , MoTher in Trunk , and so on . . . ending wiTh a sign ThaT really said iT all- STupid LiTTle Yellow Signl . 216 iff I x K 85755 we if O f , 3 ,T Ag sm, 5 5 if mm ant . , l T , i if N uoue.Lmcn-ue ff 35N W TQXAALESN in 111' F RUE! LEVIXS MD NE man- HWS 5533112 fS'H,.'t?t?'W0 U 'iuu3-1 ggi'-.x in xml. in T NX 'PETER i GABRIEL D0 fl .John as av 890Ll7U 2 u O7 Ez no f0WfnU F7175 ln umm..- Taz. Television And Movies This yedr, Television come up wiTh some gredT shows such os Growing Poins ond MoonlighTing , wiTh fovoriTes Bruce Willis ond Cybill Shepherd. The old fovoriTes The Cosby Show ond Fdmily Ties dlso fored well wiTh The viewing public. When people weren'T woTching Their fovoriTe T.V. shows, They were generolly dT The movies. This yedr, The movies produced mony blockbusT- ers . Among Them were Top Gun , 'iSTond By Me , 'lAbouT LosT NighT ond American AnThem , which wos filmed mosTly in Arizono wiTh mony Ml-l.S. sTudenTs used os exTros . These movies oTTrdcTed mony people wiTh prices running dround S450 for o reguldr movie. There were olso The Q90 specidl pldces. such os C-lenfolr ond lvldryvole Dollor Cine- mos which were populdr since movies ore geTTing so expensive. 047068 National Honor Society The NaTional Honor SocieTy is an organizaTion, of The aca- demic sense, which mosT hon- ors sTudenTs belong To. This Or- ganizaTion and parnassus are very beneficial To The sTudenTs because iT looks good on ones TranscripT and plus college look for Things of ThaT naTure. These organizaTions have a very eliTe membership, only per- sons wiTh The highesT grade poinT averages are excepTed inTo These organizaTions. The NaTional Honor SocieTy and Parnassus don'T jusT excepT members wiTh The highesT grade poinT averages, They like Swell-rounded persons. Such people are usually very ocTive in school acTiviTies which in Turn helps To promoTe school spiriT, almosT as an ad- ded bonus To The school. These organizaTions are quiTe useful in giving These people The rec- ogniTion and The honor ThaT They righTfully deserve for Their numerous ochievemenTs. PCITIGSSUS 218 gBl'.2.:s.,- 1' 3 ' fl , - .. . . ,.... T A in tg W1 VVV:::g :ZK . Q L,h. Ek I .. I V,.i,, kkin iii . - - 'g .asf , K 54 gi, 1. . l af:'35Jfz217?Sif 2fZ.lggfei6ii5NsQEa -ell. 'H .I1QQ551 i5ge2:sv5s2:'.,ggs:2J3?Egi T... ,M ,sz K' ' i .. , A 5 .aff fi f 1 is I. gi. N. s.kk . . W, .ws sf f , . . .. -..Q ::s.s, ,,,.: . . . . , s is -- 5512 . as 1Lss.s.Q .s ,L ssss ' 'W' H so 33:93, T - 'I s'5k'lL.i-Iii I T, UQ: s TY iigzf. fin-'? L5:gg,Wf 'ig . :14e:5?HQ K f.'25L.W'. V'if,:'L,5gH' K I: ' ii' 'T . i , , 1 . T . an 7- Wu kmiyiisi I W - .V .... gems? f A ' A. - - NaTional Honor SocieTy FronT Row: Lisa SchwarTz, Selena Tang, BabeTTe Finley, Kimberly Darling. Row 2: Eddie Jung, Sheryl Williams, Harold Wong. Back Row: Mike Reynoso, KirsTen WoITerding, ScoTT Rollins. V, ,Q 12 , V T Xb. is .XV if 2 1 4 I ill 1 'Hi-,Fai Jf, of Parnassus FronT Row: Eddie Jung, ElizabeTh Eichenlaub, KaThy Rivera, Aydin AcosTa, Shannon Finch, Anna Jung, Kim Darling, Mrs. Fredman. Row 2: RoberT FouT, Larry Jung, Ahn To, Doug Taylor, Lisa Morris, Diana Ayala, Jo Ellen Garcia, Claudia AcosTa, Lori Torzewski, Melissa Kreighbaum, Chris CarpenTer. Back Row: John Wilson, I?oberT lngebreTson, Mark Harris, KrisTen WoITerding, Laura FleTcher, Polly Husemann, Jennie Simmons, Shane Berggren, Jung Pyon, Tony CoTTo. 'Ne w 'Win Band Reglonols Krislie Sfringer, Kelly Morrow, Cheryl Forlier. Chorus Regionals Dennis Grant Corolyn Parks Lorrie Ruiz ,ww NM, A ,H f ,,,N.,l,4W ..,,,,,.,, V. ,, ,. ,,,, . .1-7-T ww-1 ....W. ,, Kirsten Wollerding Scott Rollins Mork Horris Jerome Keith Mike Alabodo Selena Tung Bobeiie Finley Harold Wong Kimberly Dorling TOP o 5'l f x 1 ,eq . K 2 we N,,, .Wk ,, f , -,J - Q A il, N E fhhh j m, E to ' init :EE V fr' - 1 W 'GS l ww , , far I , 'T i- , 'L'L life' g , M..-, V. W FRONT ROW: Lisa Schwartz, Anh To, Naomi Mahoney, Eddie Jung, Mandi Slater. SECOND ROW: Suzanne Diaz, Sheryl Williams, Charlotte Tang, Christine Johnson. TOP ROW: Robert lngebretson, Mike Reynaso, Jeff Simmons. meh Y jg! Y T FRONT ROW: Caroline Lcimoreaux, Hida Soto, Sheery Hartsell, Angela Wentworth, Ana Torrez, Audrey Girard. SECOND ROW: Narinda Gill, Mary Mickle, Susie Tourville, Diana Polanco, Torrie Post. TOP ROW: Evelyn Clark, Keith Peyton, Richard LaVeer, Cliff Owsley, Monday Szeto, Andrea Slayline, Mike Moreno. Not Pictured: Mike Hollar, Pam Kimbal. Top 10'lo m i SW M E 3 5? , H f wg 'ff f an iw am M ms mann A 14, mm Wm Heat ,Www ww Nw X W M nw WN mf fr , W ,, iw vm I is JE E ' , 3 ag W Ls, 5 E Q f my 5 5 f 5 ,,,,,, 5 3 5 V E 2..J,,.. ,,,, ,W W-Wifi ' W Wfiv, www 1 4 s X I . p , 223 fm We f ' X . k X A ous X 1 A Jr , J X IL r x . e r ,X Top Row: More Anderson, Roslyne Prom Morgoret Connolly Cloriss Borboo Second R J 'Q ' 9 mas' - ' ' L 'T 4 'Y K u , .... W ...,,.o A,,, , , , ow: oe Tophorn, Robin Craig, Kirsten Wolferding, Borboro Todlook. BoTTom Row: Lise Hoie, K' b I ' ' nm ery Dorhng, John Wilson, Tove Hooker. 224 ,ww i Q- -nl 1 1 A I i eu- -s or 56? r F Top Row: Suzanne Diaz, Brian Anderson, Elizabeih Herzog, Hilda Soio. Second Row: Pafricia Fim Boiiorn Row: Sherry Hariseil, Selena Tang, Christine and Claudia Ramirez, Von Reifensiahl, bres, Richard La Veer, Diana Munoz, Torrie Posi ewan gli? libel? .L A Top Row: Lorrie Ruiz, Thereso Delgado, Gino Lopez. Second Row: Mory Mickle, Evelyn Clork, Michelle IVIC1 Michelle Lemelson, Belh Gogne. 226 res. Bollom Row: Sharon, Trccisue Popineou, l - K,-- -' . K 3 , Q if 'N 2 M 1 Tim lx WJ' ,Nw .,,. . me N f 'iii ., ,- ui -new ' Ng ef 'X' 6 e ,Q .Ig W A 5' YI! ., K: Top Row: Becky Obenour, David Smilh, Manny Polo. Second Row: James Smith, Judy Tieji, Nina Garcia, Ben Cordova, Bollom Row: PaT O'ConneII Babelle Finley, Kalhy Watson, Melody Tucker, Snerry Williams, Stacey Nelson. l l l l l 227 Outstanding Senior Boy Mark Harris Mark Harris, Outstanding Senior Boy 1986- 87, was a dedicated athlete. He chal- lenged competitors in Tennis, Baseball, Golf and Cross Country. He was a member of Parnassus and vice president of lVlaryvale's National Society as well as president of the Advanced Placement Calculus Club. His awards include Junior Varsity letters in Gold, and Baseball and Varsity letters in Cross Country, Baseball, and Academics. He was awarded the Bausch 84 Lomb Sci- ence Award, NAU Engineering Day Award, and President's Award for excel- lence from UofA. lVlark's interests are directed toward Sci- ence and Math. Outstanding Senior Girl Selena Tang Selena Tang, Outstanding Senior Girl 4986-87, was a member of Parnassus and participated in lvlaryvale's Honors Semi- nar during her four years at lvlaryvale. She was a member of the marching band, Ski Club, interact, National Honor Society, Academic Decathlon and Pantherettes. Her community services include Chinese Youth for Christ, Chinese Cultural Arts Academy and Youth Choir. Selena has spent a majority of her spare time preparing and practicing for fund- raising charity shows for the Chinese Sen- ior Citizen Center. She entertains, playing the flute, singing Chinese folk songs, dancing and performing skits. 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K ' ' , ' 6 1j ' ' fi 4-25- v ' u', K W 'N v V -. wx .. N. ' ' l' ' 5 X33 v .Q s Z f '-fm: '44.-CM ffTf1: 25g?m': x f.: f . ff' V '15 .4 '15-1:4-i',f, '-I X- gg'-.1 .jlgg 'g',f cf 2 ssiAt'c2! 1fsf f' QR A .1 lj . Q X' if SQ I 'MM H Q-ww was 'ww 4 3 as x S xx - 0 E -Q gl? .1 if mug ..-f !Z,,r - 1 5 ....,,.. -ft 1 2 2 - ,N , S 3. 41 xggw -, ,U H w fa .Q W 1 W ,,,,, , 7 W arena- ,532 WW z f ' M' II mi ' :Z 'Q f v ' i Goodbye! I ! , S. f 'eff A K .K if as it s Q LL-L The only way to describe being the editor of this year's yearbook would be interesting. First of all as being editor I guess I was sup- posed to know everything, but hey, nobody told this! With very few returning staffers plus a basically all new staff it was interesting, to say the least. With all these things in mind we still managed to do well, very well if you ask me. Mrs. Reed, You have bailed me out so many times and yet you still seem to care. I owe you so much, but all I really can say is thank you and I Love You Very Much! Pia Corpus for Cia Porpus as you're more commonly knownlj Flip- you are beyond words! Without- you half the yearbook wouldn't have been completed. Without you I also probably wouldn't have made it either. For that I thank you but I know that that will never be enough, at least in my eyes! Some- times I honestly think we are married QI-ia! Halj I Love Ya' Baby! Shelly Grimm CSheIbej you will always be my favorite photographer's assistant. If it wasn't for you and Pia both I don't know where l'd be! Thanx for caring- you are wonderful! Heidi 84 Judy, you two are going to be great when it comes time for editorship! l've never met two more dedicated people in my life. How you put up with me is unknown! Keep up the good work! Kim 84 Amy, it was really fun getting to know you two. It's beyond me how you put up with my constant teasing, but you do know I was just kidding. Good Luck with life!! Julie, you Cwhen you showed uplj where great to talk too! l'll never forget all the good times that we've had and shared. JoEIlen 84 Darien, without you two calling names and pulling hair it would have been a pretty boring year! I know JoElIen's answer to this will probably be Sol , but you two are great fun to be around don't you change! Stephi, although we just met you are a real sweetheart! l'm glad we met and I really hope hope that you come back next year. Aimie 84 Michelle, you two are such fun peo- ple to be around!! Aimie- l'm glad we fixed things this year, you've been such ci great friend. I really hope you don't leave, l'd miss you too much! Michelle- you are so wonder- fully nutty! I Love it, stay that way!! David, I really just got to know you in these last few in the past few months, but I owe you a lot for listening to me! I still must apologize for that, you're a real neato kind of person. Thank you so very much! l'll miss you when you graduate- you're my favorite beastie! Michele Culbertson, Leslie and Bridgete Daisher, Beverly Chavez, Debbie Shepperd, Chrissy Himmel Qkatp, Keith Peyton, Raquel. Sue, and Candy Watson. Thanks for the gooa times during lunch and after school. You guys are the greatest bunch of people to be with. Have a great summer! I Love you all!!! It's been as l've said before an interesting year! l'm not too good with words but I hope all of you understand. I thank all of your for putting up with me, and my problems, In looking forward to seeing all for mostj of you next year! It shall be Great!!! WMM P.S. Qin case Pia's mom reads this yes, Mel wrote this. Interesting, huhlj P.S.S, Special Thanx to the people in my pic v me - I thank you for not making me do tl alone!