Palo Verde Christian High School - Olympian Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1986 volume:

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Run in such a w t Q tth y y Q D y p xc 924 L r 3 fc I9 f V' I Q3 ' 2, IK g fl I yi I I xl .X PALO VERDE CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 2151 N. PALO VERDE BLVD. TUCSON, AZ. 85716 PHONE: 327-6683 Declare His glory among the nations, His marvelous deeds among all peoples. For great is the Lord and most worthy of praiseg He is to be feared above all gods. 1 Chronicles 16:24-25 is SX, if T ' f- -r 1 . . .Q V ,,,,Qk. . TABLE OF CONTENTS ADMINISTRATION AND FACULTY 3 CLASSES 16 HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS 31 JUNIOR HIGH ATHLETICS 51 ORGANIZATIONS 57 STUDENT LIFE 67 ELEMENTARY CLASSES 74 SUPPORT GROUPS ADVERTISEMENTS 86 OUR PURPOSE Founded on the Word of God, holding to the belief that of Him and through Him, are all things, to whom be the glory forever, flflomans 112361, Palo Verde Christian School, is designed to provide a solid academic program, based on scripture and a Christ-centered philosophy. This program will allow each of us as students to develop intellectually, physically, socially and spiritually. The school's ultimate goal is to introduce Christ to it's students. So that we can know Him as our personal Lord and Savior and continue to grow in His likeness. This is accomplished by bringing God's word into each subject matter and extra-curricular activity. The school also encourages us to appreciate our American heritage, respect authority, discipline our study habits, and develop working skills. Train up a child in the way he should go and when he is old, he will not depart from it. fProverbs 22:69 ' r Standing on the word of God, Palo Verde Christian School is teaching us academics as well as Christian ethics. by John Hull 2 Contents ADMINISTRATION Sz FACULTY ADLVI NIS TRA TION Sfrgggfff Ed Cardwell, Head Administrator B.A. in German from indiana University. M.A. in Greek from Indiana Christian University. MS. in Education Administration from indiana University. Masters of Divinity in Theology from Indiana Christian University. Desiring to see students succeed in their goals and obtain all God has for them, Ephesians 1: 18 81 19 clearly states our administrative goal. I pray that the eyes of your heart may be enlightened, so that you may know what is the hope of His calling, what are the riches of the glory of His inheritance is the saints, and what is the surpassing greatness of His power toward us who believe . . The head administrator gives leadership to develop a school that is genuinely Christ-centered in its totality. He assists in the selection of well-qualified Christian faculty members and quality Christian curriculum. The head administrator also interviews new students and parents, determining if the school will be able to meet the needs of each applicant. Finally, the head administrator is responsible for the school calendar, the daily schedule and the extra-curricular activities which are directed to equip and unite the student body for the Lord's glory. . And He gave some . . . forthe equipping of the saints for the work of service to the building up of the body of Christ. fEph. 42111 Chuck Winkler, Athletics Director ll-Tl From the Word fCol. 3:17 St 1 Cor. 10:31t we know that we are to glorify God in whatever we do. This is the purpose and intent of our athletic program. How do we accomplish this objective? First, we must realize that we are not playing for personal glory or other selfish reasons. We must ask the Lord continually to help us use athletics as a means to bring honor to Him. Next, we realize that we must do our best. God expects us, as His children, to strive to do our best in whatever we do. He expects sacrifices that are essential to excel in each endeavor we attempt. We want to strive to always encourage another. Corrections should be made by the Coaches and their purpose should be only for the improvement of the individual. Winning is important, but not the most important thing. The desire to win fairly is very important. We realize we will not win every athletic contest but we desire to play as though we will win. We want to strive to be winners in all areas of life, not just athletics. Athletics is very insignificant when compared to the task the Lord has given us. And that is to do all to the praise of His glory. Beth Ftyan, Counselor The counseling program at Palo Verde Christian School is based on the Word of God. We believe that a wise man is he who listens to counsel. tProv. 12:15j. First of all, students are able to receive career and college counseling. Students are advised on college and career plans appropriate to their individual needs and interests. Each year college representatives from various Christian and secular colleges throughout the Southwest are invited to our school to provide informative seminars for our Junior and Senior students. Assistance is available to students in filling out applications for admissions and seeking sources of financial aid. Career planning and guidance is also provided for students who want to find full time work after high school. Standardized testing on the Secondary level is scheduled. Examples of test given are the Stanford Achievement Test, PSATXNMSQT Test, ATMA-state Math competition and ACT-SAT Tests. ln addition, testing and special services through Tucson School District 41 are provided for the students with special needs. Finally, all academic records, GPA averages and class ranks are maintained and computed by the school counselor. Students may come in and check on these records at any time or receive personal or spiritual counsel based on God's word. . . . But with those who receive counsel is wisdom. iProv. 13: 1Oi The goal of this command is love, which comes from a pure heart and a good con- science and a sincere faith. 1 Tim. 1:5 NIV 4 Administration BOAR D OF EDUCATIO But the wisdom that comes from heaven is first of all pureg then peace loving, considerate, submissive, full of mercy and good fruit, impartial and sincere. James 3:17 NIV Max Wilford, President Dave Young, Vice president Served Since 1979 Served since 1970 STAFF Lee Bays Served since 1976 Pastor Carl Veeren Ex-Officio Gene Curtis Served since 1981 Special thanks to Mr. Curtis for blessing us with his handy repairs. The greatest among you will be your servant. Mathew 23:11 NIV Fred Morse Director of Development Second year Monica Poling Secretary Second year Elwin Fitch Librarian Fourth year Lois Radtke Lunchroom Manager First year KEEPlNG SCORE OF THE RUN Jeanne Robertson Secretary First year Marvel McSwain Bookkeeper Fifth year I x Karen Gonzales Teacher aide First year Heidi Holmberg First grade aide First year Staff 5 SECO DAR Y FACULTY We proclaim Him, admonishing and teaching everyone with all wisdom, so that we may present everyone perfect in Christ. Col. 1:28 !'n-- . F'-:TZ in !!iiif'a-5i!5iMi.i2::iE Joe Abney 5th year at Palo Verde Christian 10th grade Driver's Educ. and Health 9th grade P.E., Advanced P.E. Yankton College B.A. in Physical Education Sherry Green 2nd year at Palo Verde Christian Art, 5th-12th grade, Yearbook Univ. of Wisconsin - Eau Claire B.A. in Art Education K-12 Sherrie Hendricks 2nd year at Palo Verde Christian 7th grade English, Science, Social Studies 8th grade Science 7th-Bth grade Math N. Arizona University Southwestern College Univ. of Arizona B.A. in Elem. Education 6 Secondary Faculty WN, Meeting before school, our faculty lifts up the needs of the school to the Lord daily with prayer and praise. Kate Fuller 1st year at Palo Verde Christian High School English, High School Speech and Drama Calvin College B.A. in English!Speech and Secondary Education Matt Heathco 1st year at Palo Verde Christian Freshman Bible Warner Pacific College Q2 yearsl George Fox College B.A. in Secondary Education gVesternCConservatiyk?l . I X lfRT5TE,O'egeM W, ,V , 4 I Af! WI I V 0,1 y 4 fr' JMU! V Ka' ! j flfufwif rfwwt f 1st year at Palo Verde Christian Introduction to Microcomputers 7th-Sth grade Microcomputers Typing l 81 ll Westmont College B.A. in Education Conservative Baptist Theological Seminary M.R.E. in Religious Education Carol Jakes I VVWMWH Monte Keltner 1st year at Palo Verde Christian 8th Social Studies English, Pre-Algebra 7th-8th grade Physical Education Univ. of Arizona Major-Physical Education Minor-Speech Lorna Mitchell 7th year at Palo Verde Christian Physical Science, Biology, Chemistry, Physics Southwestern Bible College Univ. of Arizona B.S. in Agriculture Majors-Horticulture, Biology, Secondary Education Minors-Chemistry and Bible Ed Smith 5th year at Palo Verde Christian U.S. Government, U.S. History, World History, Free Enterprise, 11th grade Bible, 7th-8th grade Bible Univ. Of Miami B.A. in Education Melanie Watson 7th year at Palo Verde Christian 5th-6th General Music, 5th Choir 6th!7th!8th Choir, Junior High Ensemble, High School Choir, High School Ensemble Univ. of Arizona B.A. in Music Education M.S. in Vocal Performance COACHING THE RACE Nancy Menkveld 4th year at Palo Verde Christian Spanish, English ll Michigan State Univ. Major-Spanish Beth L. Ryan 8th year at Palo Verde Christian Algebra I, Geometry, Algebra ll Sonoma State College B.A. Psychology Minors-Math, Music Univ. of Arizona M.E.D. in Special Education Minor-Beading Flob Vugteveen 1st year at Palo Verde Christian Algebra I, Trigonometry Univ. of Arizona M.S. Geophysics Wittenberg Univ. B.A. in Physics, Geology Charles E. Winkler, Jr. 4th year at Palo Verde Christian New Testament Survey, Accounting Grace College of the Bible B.S. in Christian Education Bellevue College B.A. in Business Administration Secondary Faculty 7 Train a child in the way he should go, and when he is old he will not turn from lt. Prov. 22:6 Nelda Andrist 3rd grade 6th year Greenville College B.A. Elementary Ed. Sylvia Gay 4th grade 12th year Univ. of Arizona B.A. Elementary Ed. M.A. Elementary Ed. Janice Holmberg 1st grade 4th year Univ. ot Arizona B.A. Elementary Ed. 8 Elementary Faculty Z O 9 S 2 o gg 9. Q 13 S? S m -4 3' O C rn Z 0 9. 2. W Ei 3 5 S S X I ,D -- Q V' o - 3 m Q3 ' 5 8 Z S S, 2 O 5' 43 '4 91 fb N' ie 2 2+ -. 3 o cn G, .. O O o :a co Q, co :J cn na ro 1 3 3 is ..... 4, get i 2 3 Q, .EW JW? ' ' -If T I X. ::4 1 ., i ,W -. .h 5 .... Q S llqx ' 1. ., gy 1- ' P 'zxw' J Margaret Garrison 2nd grade 3rd year Univ. of Arizona B.A. Elementary Ed. Nancy Heerschap K-4th grade music 1st-4th grade art 1st year Univ. of Arizona M.A. Elementary Ed. Vicki Martin 5th grade 12th year Grand Canyon College Univ. ot Arizona B.A. Elementary Ed. M.A. Elementary Ed. Rebecca Flosanelli 6th grade 4th year Univ. of Arizona B.A. Elementary Ed. M.A. Reading SENIORS i will instruct you and teach you in the way you should go. I will counsel you with my eye upon you. Ps. 32:8 Penny Bossenbroek Volleyball, Basketball 9-12, Softball 10-12 Yr. Book, Speech!Drama 11, 12 Choir 12, Homecoming 10, 4 yrs. P.V.C. Christy Gibson Softball 9, Volleyball, Choir 9- 12, New Covenant 11, 12, Speech!Drama 10, 5 yrs. P.V.C. 10 Wendi Crawford Cheerleading 10-12, Speech! Drama, New Covenant 11, 12, Choir 9-12, Class rep. 9, Class sec. 11, 3 yrs. P.V.C. Q., Tara Gordon Cheerleading, Choir, Speech! Drama 11, 12, 2 yrs. P.V.C. .' .9,.a'iv.v AI! W'.':3L':.'1...., ,,.. ......... ., riff, .1 Laura Danhof Cheerleading 9-12, Choir 12, Honor roll 11, 8 yrs. P.V.C. Stacy DeKraker Volleyball, Basketball 9-12 Yearbook 11, 8 yrs. P.V.C. Mike lbbara Football, Baseball 9-12, Bas- ketball 9-12, Choir, Speech! Drama 10-12, 10 yrs. P.V.C. Phil Johnson Football, Basketball, Baseball 12, Choir 11, 12, 1M yrs P.V.C. ,I Rick Magar Basketball, Volleyball Stats, Yearbook 11, Baseball 11, 12 Eric Saunders Football, Basketball Mgr. 10- 12, Class pres. 11, Drama 9, 4M yrs. P.V.C. Rich Vos Football, Basketball 11, 12, Basketball Stats 10, Volleyball Stats 11, Art 9, 10, Class pres. 12, 6 yrs. P.V.C. Melisa Morse Volleyball, Basketball, Softball, Cheerleading, Choir, Speech! Drama, Class officer, Home- coming 11 yrs., P.V.C. David Smith Football 9, Baseball 9-12, Bas- ketball 9, 10, Choir 11, Home- coming Court 10, Chaplin 10, 11 SAC VP 12 6 yrs. P.V.C. John YarbOrOUgl'1 Football, Baseball, Choir 9-12, Basketball 12, SAC treasurer 10, President 11, Homecoming Court 11, 5 yrs. P.V.C. Betsy Richards Speech!Drama 11, 12, year- book editorlphotographer 12, 1M yrs. P.V.C. Matt Robinson Football, Choir 11, 12 New Covenant 11, 2 yrs. P.V.C. Mark Svacha Football, Basketball 11, Track, Choir 11, 12, SAC Chaplin 12, Speech!Drama 12, 2 yrs. P.V.C. if -. Melody YOUl'lg Volleyball, Basketball, Choir 9- 12, Softball 10-12, New Cov- enant, Secretary 11, 12 9 yrs. P.V.C. Sabina Tirrell Volleyball, Basketball, Choir! accompanist, Class VP, New Covenant, Softball, Homecom- ing Court 11 TH PRIZE I5 IN SIGHT FUTURE PLANS Bossenbroek, Penny: BIOLA Univ. on a bas- ketball scholarship. Major: Communications. Crawford, Wendi: received the President's Award for Excellency to the Univ. of Ariz., but is considering Westmont College. Major: Commu- nications. Danhof, Laura: undecided. DeKrak- er, Stacey: Sandia College. Major: Court Re- porting. lbarra, Mike: BIOLA Univ. on a base- ball scholarship. Major: Music, PhD Clinical! Child Psychology. Gordon, Tara: Univ. of Ariz. Gibson, Christina: San Jose Bible College. Ma- jor: Missions or Psychology. Morse, Melisa: College. Major: Psychology or Interior Design. Smith, David: Univ. of Ariz. Major: Marketing or Finance. Svacha, Mark: Ariz. College of the Bible. Major: Bible. Johnson, Phil: Univ. of Ariz., BA in Management information Systems. Tirrell, Sabina: Westmont College on Volley- ball!Music Scholarship. Major: Fashion Design. Yarborough, John: Univ. of Ariz. Major: Dentist- ry. Vos, Rich: Univ. of Ariz. Major: Electronic Robinson, Matt: Engineering or Architecture. Univ. of Ariz. Saunders, Eric: Masters College, Melody: BIOLA missions oriented. Young, UNIV. Major: Elementary Ed. Richards, Betsy: Major: Christian Brier Crest Bible College, Counseling. Magar, Rick: Univ. of Ariz. Major: Accounting. 12 Seniors N jrj, . T . 1. I W . . Penny Bossenbroek Wendi Crawford Laura Danhof Betsy Richards Eric Saunders David Smith ,, , , , M H w ' , ,.QdQ ,X . ,KR Q ..., U X2 igv' ky., g ,,5,,,,, , ,.,.,kI Stacey DeKraker Christy Gibson Mark Svacha Sabina Tirreil W W Q Class Officers: Secretary, Melisa Morseg President, Rich Vos: Vice-President, Sabina Tirrell. IE? 3 A 2 Caught up in a ff in , fin-3 Q v w K..-f' 'A' A 5' nav' 1 -,,,,n V V V am I ,,,,,, M ,,, , ., ,F Q' k'Q'q.,,,,,4 K nf , 'r h7'X pew' v -- M ' X' W W' - ' ' net and still smiling! I'd rather be surfing. X X Y: X N it as . 5 to 5 Q, X QRS 5 it V Xxx X Tara Gordon Rich Vos . Rick Magar John Yarborough f time A S X Q N.. Q ez A X ,R 5. , 5? X 2 ,VV. , , ,,,, , ,i,, L, ,,,i viyi :fee ,f ff,,, ,ffsaaf, , , iff fe A 2, rtiiff fiii t iri,i tfiiiiii t to Melisa Morse Melody Young iiifyfi iiys ? , A 13 WINNING IS A TEAM EFFORT Tara Gordon receives roses on her 17th Birthday Being a Senior produces many mixed feelings. There are feelings of happi- ness that we made it. There are feel- ings of sadness that we're leaving be- hind our younger years. There's won- der of what's going to happen in the future, and there's joy, because God is going to take care of it all. There are feelings of accomplishment. There's a special joy that we, the class of 1986 have. We could be the last graduating class of Palo Verde Christian High School. But even though we might be the last, we'll never forget the time we had together. There's so much for us to look forward to, and so much to look back at. We see the unity of our class in our fund raisers, our class functions and parties, our Senior Trip. We see the unity even in the times we argue, because it brings us closer together. As we graduate, and go our separate ways, we'll never forget the love and caring we had for each other, God gave us that love, and because He did, we'll never forget each other, The .-......., W K SCi'1f:duil: -fun-u-........,,,,2 ., Xi ....--.......,,,. ,.., , NX X ,f S af Q66 X.,- Class of 1986. by Penny Bossenbroek nf ff Wouldn't it be easier to use a calculator, Class of'86 shows their unity by forminga unity circle . If one falls they Melisa? all go down. 14 Seniors Phil Johnson, contemplating an excuse to get out of next hour's test Beyond Bubble Gum fChristy Gibsoni af ii f.,..3 Let's see, how do you spell Ferrari? Mark Svacha qalias Svachakanj takes a break from Ensemble. Seniors 15 IIIIII W CLASSES Marty welcomes her brother Gary, a new student. eee eee is tt t J .6 Ng ttr: 1 Andy eyeing up Brian's spaghetti at the spaghetti dinner. ,,:., wb ..kL in J' -- . n 2 Bible challenge Oct. 85. A 4' .. 1,1 'Q Dave, Janet, Mike on formal day. :- , 3 H 2 L+: Flobin sharing her song in chapel. ln the Juniors opinion our class is 41. s Y , Junior gym squad for this Tues- x day- i it images? Greg doing Steve Taylor's fi jump. Enjoying 5 min. between classes, We all cherish Tim and Chuck's friendship. Do you like marshmellows now? Juniors 17 READY T0 RUN JUN OR Luke 12235 NIV Class officers: President-Shelly Vroegh, Vice-President-Cathleen Sankey, Secretary-Celeste Lopez, Treasurer-Shembra Stock. I x'jl' ,1, I , -,fig Y . ' 257 s 9, ff. , F 3 I L., Adams, Tim I I! 1 h Bays, Gregory Bell, Mike Chapman Heather Collins William Graham, Brian Hollrust Charles ,.-- Y 1 X f, l A 'X ' . 1' , A, y 1, . 1 - If 4,1 ,' ' Ash' 5 , ,I A12 ,v Hoyer, Stephen Lewis, David Lopez, Celeste One, two, three, all fall down! This shows I the Junior's talent in trying to make a class mount. Even though some didn't quite accomplish it, we still had fun trying. 18 Juniors No Photo Available Do you know who we are? lf you guessed Juniors your right! This is our class for 85-86 Mike and Celeste sharing lunch? A? The Junior class this year is one with a lot of spirit. During Spirit Week, they made this fact quite evident. This is because during Spirit Week 100 'MJ of the class dressed up every day, along with winning many of the contests at the pep assembly. The Junior class is also very active in fun- draisers for the Junior-Senior banquet this year. They have held such fundraisers as bake sales, car washes, swap meets, and selling pens. The class President, Shelly Vroegh has been a great encouragement to the Juniors, by organizing these successful fundraisers. The Junior class has a lot of potential. lt is evident that all of the Juniors will have a successful Senior year in '87 and a bright future. By Heather Chapman . -I' KX X Matthews, Robin McCulloch, Kerry 'LI X 1 . .R 'l , - - ,..f !r A Palma, Andrew I Pardee, Janet Sankey, Cathleen , Spezzacatena, Jon Stock, Shembra Vroegh, Shelly Wale, Liisa Woods, Martha Not pictured, Gary Woods ' What does it take to win a spirit yell? Loud voices and a whole lot of enthusi- asm! The Juniors had a great victory win- ning the spirit yell. Juniors 19 S TRI VING F OR THE ULTIMATE GOAL But seek His Kingdom, and these things will be given to you as well. Luke 12: 31 NIV Adamski, Janice Anderson, Michele Beasley, Lauretta Bossenbroeck, Tami Cantrell, Tiffany Cardwell, Angela Dunbar, Korey Fitch, David Goddard, Donna Harper, Jennifer Hathaway, Joe Horner, Tad Hull, John Ibarra, Richard Lehman, Lincoln Lloyd, Brad Martin, Jill Mayzak, Charmaine McKenney, Jim 20 Sophomores , The 10th Grade class officers: David Fitch, Secretary, Eliza beth Neal, President, Kristy Rockwell, treasureg John Hull, Vice President Elizabeth Neal and Mike Van Stelle pose for the camera during our spaghetti dinner. W I I are K 1 ' 1 ' ',-- , I, - , ' t,,, -', ,, ,,, J ,, , I . , H .. t V .,,,, , V ,, , .,.,. , .,,,, Q , , , t P ' . l if . .. 1 1 V , , A .LLVVL I V I Q if I, , J 1 - N t,-- 5 it 7, af 1 -' ' to ll My al if J .. '-V.:-J' .. 'TEE' I' ,llflf i A K 'i' '2 ' Z 1 , E tw My J ' i No Photo ,K , Available ,, Richard lbarra enjoys a plate of spaghetti at the Booster Club's spaghetti dinner. The goals of the Sophomore class this year were to raise money and have fun. We had seven class parties and large attendance at school events, so the second goal was accomplished easily. Our first goal, however, was more difficult. We had nearly four car washes and a fundraiser breakfast, along with other scattered moneymakers. It was hard work, but we managed to pull it off and are now well on the way for our Junior and Senior years. All in all, this year has been a growing experience, both with each other and in the Lord. Hopefully no one can look back on it with any regrets . . . except that it is over. By: Liz Neal Sharing with each other is a very popular activity during lunch. Medema, Bruce rf tr A ...i i ..r' ii Neal, Elizabeth War if I O'Donnell, Gregory si W N li- . i ' fr, ,,,f l , ,. iL'tr , 'fi ' - . if f . .,' , Mr. Abney shows how to check the ,,,. ' safety of the car in Driver s Education. W Y Z, , 5..,,,,, AW , ,. .A N Poling. Jennifer '..- f Prater, Pamela . W, , Remy, Colin , Robertson, Jeffrey , Rockwell, Kristin iw Steiner, Todd W Tellofi Amy if iii Van Stelle, Michael Warner, Lane White, Russell W 'V' H 'ff5f35fW ' ff:fi5'rE5fE 'f'zM. 5 iii --flrififn H J i: W . A- 2 ' Af- f . . .L ---- ' . '- f . . lltrr t. . l '.... ann., If MZ l im , ,If 1 fs Sophomores 21 STRIVING SOPHOMORES The enthusiastic Sophomore Class. The 10th Grade is gifted Dunbar, Bruce Medema Tad Horner, Amy Tellor, and Tiffany Cantrell. Sharing music the Lord has given her, Jill Martin blesses us in song. Writing script is a favorite pastime for Neal. Liz 22 Sophomores with many outstanding artists including: Korey , Joe Hathaway, David Fitch, Greg O'DonneII, Lauretta Beasley, Jill Martin, Jennifer Harper, Helping each other with homework are: Colin Reilly, Charmaine Matzak, Tammy Bossenbroek, Angie Cardwell, Janice Adamski, and Jim McKen- ney. 9- The Sophomore Class has many talented athletes. 1 I Q 3.,wL1 P, I, fl Mr. Heathco teaching James O.T. Survey. FRE SHM N GIVING OUR BEST Who, then, is the man that fears the Lord? He will instruct him in the way cho- sen for him. Psalms 25:12 4 4- 2 A Q I. .71 4 1 ,nv wife Mr. Abney teaching the Freshmen Basketball. Sly Rich creeping out of his chair. .asia F Freshmen 23 i . ' F r n ' ,, 1 -V - 3 'z . ,ESV Fx Telisha Ami Anderson - Crawford Ginevra Bartolome r r in J ,,,, L , Lorinda James Easterly . Ford Eric Evans Alicia Dolan f I ., J . 4 ,415 7r'V N K Kimberly Gilliland Sena Timothy Gurley Claudia Horner Gutierrez Richard Lawson Michelle Powell Pres. and James Ford vice Pres. tCIass Ofticersl Eric bursting into laughter after tasting one of his chips. The class of 89 24 Freshmen W W -Mx fwyw, f f aww 5 43? 2 A f f QQ 6 , Q X J -. Mark Lehman it ff, r fav Michael Mc Pherson Mrs. Fuller taking time to help her students with problems when ever she is able. Mrs. Fuller observing James read a page from his journal. A- if .nh-na ez 1 f ,W,w 4' , .l:..1.'f ,Y J 'W a ,M Nancy Lowery Wendi Myers Steven Spears 4 . pyl f I x 6 ,V far 9 , a l fa z A Cindy Wilhelm X ,, '1 -W ' wig if ' 4 ... 1 4 9' ,,f px l g. A, . ,t . 1 Kelly Mc Alevy I W W . 1, ,A M . qw zo 1 sw W X N X f f f 27' , X f . . X Y, - fl'Wr 2 X 1 ',. vt qyw X A X77 ,B l W- few C Michelle Powell 1 M .Q ..... ,, . W, l swf lfrkfl el gs f Rebecca Suman l FX 1. Wi... . ... Lil fl if X 1 2 Kathy Wilhelm rrrrrr . rrr. ..., W E . , W ' , wg X v Richard Mc Neill ' Ja.. Iii: 'fi I , ' i in My Caroline O' Donnell Sandi Van Munster , . A QE, fr' EE:f5iQffiV--iiiiflfiz . ---- ' ,:- 1137 ,, win. . faeizfziifl ' ' Michelle Williams Freshman 25 CONCENTRA TING ON THE GOAL E GH TH GRADE Finally, brothers, whatever is true, whatever is noble, what- ever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable- if anything, is excellent or praiseworthy-think about such things. Phil. 4:8 Barnier, Barbara Begley, Amy Benjamin, Amy Bowman, Karen Cardwell, Eric Carlson, Noemi Cordin, Dale Crippen, Cherie Gonzales, Catherine Graham, Jill Hathaway, Jennifer Hettinga, Brent Hoehn, Bonita 26 Eighth Grade w W ' ' , ii-an , ffwe I . , . sm if 0 1 ' in , 3 . 1 5 q ' , M 6 a ic. The Eighth Grade class officers are: Steve Poling, President: Amy Benjamin Treasurer: Mandi White, Secretary, Willy lnboden, Vice President. f ,- si work hard to please the Lord in their singing, Taking a serious interest in vocal music, Jr. High students 17' y f , MQ? W 53 t 1 1 fo 2 .25 w E 5 1?Zit 4 at 3? A flew --fvi 1 1 55 v W an '42 5 te Q , Q 'U 2 get .ggi if 5, A AQ f me I if g, 4, X , E . E , Learning a new song in chapel, Eighth Grade students join in praise to the Lord. I- V ', J, ,',. -, ? tc.. , I 8 .M Hi gm' V ' ..,,, ,f ,,,,, ...J l as Having a contest in Social Studies, Mr. Keltner coaches the class on. L 1 4 Cheri Crippen pointing the way at welcome night 5 waht f f, f,f,,fw W 0 ,, f -i f W W ff I gf 1 J f 'I A f ff f 4 r 1 Wy , f 4 , ..., J ' I .... , V f, l ,rf 2 -ff ' V ,,,fi:fa7fZ , I w 'W W' ' ,wr will mr, , ,UI 'Ls t ',Y, f315!s Q 42 lain ..,, cw 4fWEiT'flf fklii-ii 5 f , f life ?Wz-95, ,f flffbiz ,UTA ZW Af' ' f UW WWI ,, ,,,, , , I I M l , V J ,,-..... i Q , ' , t V 1 i r f ' 1 'Hf'?zf4',r? mf gf 4- ' v ' H' 5, ww .rr f ' 7 f . W 1 trr 1 f 1' vr km. f ,mg ' W, Inboden, William McPherson, Terry Moore, Diana Northrup, Jennifer O'Donnell, Paul Poling, Stephen Radtke, Gregg Reynolds, Brian Shafer, Jason Stella, Cynthia Terpstra, Fl. Shane Thorp, Darrell Turnage, Dawn VanPolen, Heidi Vereen, Kristy White, Amanda Wright, Mark Eighth Grade studying the design ot calligraphy Eighth Grade 27 BEGINNING THE RACE SEVENTH GRADE Whatever you have learned or received and heard from me, or seen in me put it into practice. And the God of peace will be with you. Phil. 4:9 NIV 55555 f' l. Working with students Mrs. Hendricks discusses Elections in the U.S. with her class. Alto, Maurice Benjamin, Michael Brown, Jason Bruner, Amy Burmeister, Brendon Castel De Oro, Rene Cordin, Tonya Jakes, Stephanie A . Q5 ki 4.- Working on a puzzle are: Tonya, Dawn, Heidi, Shawna, Michael, Stephanie. Enjoying a lunch break from a busy schedule the Seventh Grade boys spend time together. Jones, Stephanie Keltner, Daniel Shara, Kinkaid Kleismit, William Love, Melissa 28 Seventh Grade 3 ,1 j . . .. . if ai Q K. ,E ' E j is A 5 Q b f.: A-f 5, ..tttr ,.,. .ff ,F 2 ,L,. ri 5' wa . .fi f K r . - . :1f,.:,: ,.,, i f . . 5 ...L g. , 'f L+fS:i:..H'QL . . , , 5 . .. Q, X J ,V W - ki 11.. ss.. Qu 1 5 V .ix J ' + K , - . .-..... , .,, Q ,A . ff . P- uf W ,S . A.: H V A . it Class Officers: B. J. Burmeister, Vice President, Amy Bruner, Secretaryp Todd Vos, Treasurerg Dan Keltner, President. The Seventh Grade joins in an outdoor game during Seventh period. W fl . ,fit ' 'fff ,',f,':'f'i jJ'.gb :Es The Seventh Grade has a lot of interesting things planned for this year. We will be doing projects like making a model solar system and writing our autobiographies. We will also be having a Science Fair. We will be judged by the projects we have made and the reports we have written. We will also be having some fund raisers to put on a banquet honoring the Eighth Grade. One of the fund ralsers was Rent-a- Seventh-Grader. For all students who don't know what this is, it is for us to auction off the Seventh Graders, then when you have done so, you can have them dress up - but be appropriate. ln the spring, we are going to have our second Teacher Hunt. The teach- ers dress up as someone else and they will go to the Tucson Mall and the students will go and find them. by B.J. Burmeister Working together in Art class are: Rene Castel De Oro, Reese Alto, Allan Sullenger, Brian Marek, and Kelly Glenn. Rene Castel De Oro and Robbie Wilhelm hang posters for the Seventh Grade carmel apple saje, . :fy x Myjf , ,A ., - Q: .4.4.-'2, li Q1-.ULN , ' Marek, Brian 1 Martinez, Shawna McAlevy, Kathleen Olinger, Eric Olson, Aaron Robertson, Julie 1 f - V .V Q f fi s JT f ft f ii 5 M ,pm Q 1 2 t, MM if if W a- Q .4 K f 452' fw gffjfff r W, ,Mgt 1 f , t if .0 LN M W an M rrrr .4 Z2 IW A f f! Schickling, Heidi . , f -. Sallen er, Allan 5 , - , l if is ,, f ,ft 5 .f ,, 5. H may I , J Y -:yr 1. M Vos, Todd 44 f Q, Wilhelm, FlObeI'i Haw A ig. .' f- ' M G'enn- Kent' . f 2,37 ' ---f- ,. 'N ' , ':.v.::Q5.hy v. ,,,, 4 j , IIIA Q-Q1:1,v.g-3 V .5,..,'3gf ' f ' H 1' 4.551-, , nt. 1 ff 'fi-:- .1 N W I t 11' 4 1 V f ' me f?fr4,::,2,': V ' f ,.,,, , Seventh Grade 29 CRUSADERS' LIST Penny Bossenbroek Wendi Crawford Christina Gibson Melisa Morse Sabina Tirrell John Yarborough Melody Young Tim Adams Gregory Bays Michael Bell Celeste Lopez Robin Matthews Kerry McCulloch Andrew Palma Janet Pardee Shembra Stock Liisa Wale Angela Cardwell John Hull Jill Martin Elizabeth Neal Pamela Prater Michael Van Stelle Ami Crawford James Ford Rich Lawson Nancy Lowery Rebecca Suman Barbara Barnier Amy Begley Erik Cardwell Bonita Hoehn William lnboden Diana Moore Cynthia Stella Kristy Vereen Amanda White Brendon Burmeister Stephgnie Jakes Melissa Love Brian Marek Heidi Schickling 'k M E S T E R 1985 - 1986 Seniors Juniors Soghomores Freshmen Eighth Grade Seventh Grade Students with a grade point average of B+ or better in all subjects f'Students with a grade point average of B in all subjects 30 HonorLBt HONORSWW LIST Stacey De Kraker Phillip Johnson Matthew Robinson David Smith Rich Vos Charles Holtrust Cathleen Sankey Janice Adamski Jennifer Harper Charmaine Mayzak Bruce Medema Kristin Rockwell Russell White Ginevra Bartolome Eric Evans Richard McNeill Michelle Powell Sandi Van Munster Catherine Gonzales Mark Wright Daniel Keltner Kathleen McAlevy Dawn Shively ATHLETICS FIGHTING PROUD VAR ITY VOLLEYBALL I have fought the good fight, I have finished the course, I have kept the faith. 2 Timothy 4:7 .. I-1- 'l X . ses., oxiv IIIII ,,I, ,,,... . .N X P 5 ........,. Michelle Powell anticipates the ball coming over the net. fir 5 2 l 5 , . I N I . sg. L 5 Q .... . A. .a .Sw . 'f575, ill , x 1 - v : ' 'Quite if I 32 Varsity Volleyball Melody Young getting ready to bump the ball. Bottom row: Kristy Rockwell, Jennifer Harper, Sabina Tirrell, Cathleen Sankey, Kerry Mc Cullooh. Top row: Melody Young, Penny Bossenbroek, Stacey De Kraker, Michelle Powell, Christina Gibson. Coaches: Mr. 81 Mrs. Chuck Winkler. D n Anticipating the other team's serve. Senior Varsity enthusiasm. ,- .wr Stacey De Kraker spiking the ball over the net. W Skidding across the floor, Melody Young bumps the ball. Christy Gibson setting the ball. Christy Gibson serving the volleyball. opponent Patagonia Bowie St. Gregory Sahaurita Phoenix Indian Gila Bend Patagonia San Simon St. Gregory St. David Suffolk Hills Ft. Thomas Valley Union ASDB TCS totals Varsity w-1 L1-2 L0-2 W2-0 L1-2 L1-2 W2-1 W2-1 W2-1 W2-0 L1-2 W2-0 LO-2 L0-2 W2-0 W2-0 20-17 12-15, 15-10, 15-9 11-15, 7-15 15-11, 15-1 12-3, 11-13, 7-12 13-11, 3-12, 1-12 12-5, 10-12, 12-8 15-1, 8-15, 15-5 15-8, 11-15, 15-6 15-3, 15-11 15-6, 13-15, 13-15 15-13, 15-2 9-15, 7-15 11-15, 8-15 15-0, 15-3 15-3, 15-10 Varsity Volleyball 33 CRU ADER5 NEVER GIVE U 'I JUNIOR VARSITY VOLLEYBALL Now there is in store for me the crown of righteous- ness, which the Lord, the righteousness judge, will award to me on that day-and not only to me, but atlgottlovall who have longed for his appearing. 2 Tim Crusaders dismay teamwork- ,,' - MW .,,...,,,, 3' ,f W-www, ,,,, W, fp' 'AMAA-bww 'o -s-4-M-W-.,,,,,. Special thanks 10 Mr, and Mrs, Winkler our Coaches, Kerry Mc CUllOCh hitting the ball to Michelle Powell to spike OVGI' the nel. Marty Woods Serving the ban, Jennifer Harper hitting the ball to Cindy Wilhelm to hit over the net. 34 Junior Varsity Volleyball F' Your great!! Jennifer Harper serving the ball. Michelle Powell setting up the ball. Marty Woods setting up the ball. This was a good year. Even if we did not do as well as we had wished we could have. We kept our eye on God, and had a good time, win or lose. Spe- cial thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Winkler. by Cindy Wilhelm waters: Mmm 1-Wil . M'-ilflf 24 1 nur 9 gwsnm ameri, 1 Ml , wsslofff gmail? vw: if Bottom: Lisa Wale, Lorinda Easterly, Janet Pardee Middle: Mrs. Winkler, Michelle Powell, Kerry Mc Culloch, Ami Crawford, Pamela Prater, Mr. Winkler. Top: Cathleen Sankey, Jennifer Harper, Kristin Rockwell, Donna Goddard, Cindy Wilhelm, Not pictured: Marty Woods. S' Opponent Patagonia Bowie St. Gregory Patagonia San Simon St. Gregory St David Suffolk Hills Ft. Thomas Valley Union Desert Hills Tcs Kerry Mc Culloch bumping the ball over the net. Scores 6-15, 15-12, 5-15 15-8, 13-15, 12-15 15-7, 10-15, 5-15 1-15, 2-15 15-7, 6-15, 15-12 9-15, 13-15 8-15, 8-15 15-6, 9-15, 11-15 15-10, 12-15, 2-15 5-15, 7-15 15-8, 15-10 5-15, 16-14, 15-10 Junior Varsity Volleyball 35 PRE SSING N WARD FO0TBA1.1. J , n. 4 l will press on toward the goal for the prize of the upward call in Christ Jesus. Phil. 3214 Tim Adams leading the Crusaders in pre-game stretches. Bottom row: Coach Dan Holtrust, Brad Lloyd, Chuck Holtrust, Richard lbarra, Tim Adams, and Steve Hoyer, Middle row: Manager Eric Saunders, Mike lbarra, Lane Werner, Jon Spezzacatena, Todd Steiner, Matt Robinson, Dave Collins, Manager Tad Horner, and Coach Dave Roberts, Top row: Head Coach Joe Abney, Coach Dick Lawson, Mark Svacha, Mark Lehman, Joe Hathaway, Phil Johnson, John Yarborough, Lincoln Lehman, Mike Bell, Russell White, and Coach Doug Morris. Seniors: Top Row: John Yarborough, Mike Bell, Phil Johnson, Mark Svacha. Bottom Row: Dave Collins showing the joy of victory. Matt Robinson, Eric Saunders lmanagerj, and Mike lbarra. 36 Football This year was a year of improve- ment for our Football Team. We started out with a tough game against Bowie and lost 13-6, but we stayed together throughout many trials this season. Our 1985 season was highlighted by our victory over Patagonia 40 - 6 and our only shut out was against ASDB 22-O. We've taken great strides this year and l'm proud to have been a part of it and I praise the Lord for all who helped and stayed with us throughout the season. By Coach Joe Abney l Chuck Holtrust showing PVC pride. pvc Opponent Bowie 6 13 Suffolk Hills 14 18 Patagonia 40 6 St. David 24 46 Ft. Thomas 22 46 Valley Union 0 35 ASDB 22 O TCS 24 63 FO0tbaII 37 GIRLS VAR ITY BASKETBALL TRUSTING THE LORD Fon VICTORY AND Steve Hoyer: The manager of the basketball teams. if ehe, S TRENG TH 'ffl XXSX-7' Camera man, Russell White, assists with the score book. Melisa Morse looks to pass. From left: Coach Winkler, Shelly Vroegh, Melisa Morse, Marty Woods, Michelle Powell, Stacey De Kraker, Penny Bossenbroek, Melody Young, Sabina Tirrell, Janet Pardee, Korey Dunbar-mgr. 38 Girls Basketball The righteous shal move onward and for- ward, those with pur hearts shall becom stronger and strongerf Job 17:9 X E ig 1 Coach Winkler and the girls team enjoy a laugh during halftime. Penny Bossenbroek battles for position un- der the boards. Michelle Powell follows through on a free throw. Shelly Vroegh drives in for a layup. f ,'1l Pointguard Melody pushes the ball up the Marty Woods attempts a free-throw. Stacey De Kraker prepares to crash the boards. court. Varsity Girls Scores Opponent PVC Patagonia 20 40 Suffolk Hills 19 62 Ft. Thomas 30 39 NW. Christian 27 56 TCS 26 33 St. Gregory 13 38 St. David 36 37 Pima 49 37 Valley Union 48 45 ASDB 9 67 Patagonia 22 51 St. Gregory 28 27 TCS 32 53 Suffolk Hills 29 51 San Simone 23 44 Ft. Thomas 57 53 Divisionals Suffolk Hills 19 46 Valley Union 23 36 Ft. Thomas 34 42 State Seligman 48 49 Ft. Thomas 37 44 PREPARING FOR VICTORY VAR ITY BASKETBALL Trust in the Lord always, tor in the Lord Jehovah is your everlasting strength. Isaiah 26:4 iii' Coach Winklergiving last minute instructions. Palo Verde Christian and Arizona School of the Deaf and Blind awaiting the jump ball. ue, we 'P ' Z X , , .,,. .Q M . A v I i v y ,J4 5 . 3: 1 John Yarborough double checking the stats after the game. This year was a very productive sea- son for us. We were a young squad with a lot of talent. Our team pro- gressed very quickly and learned much about working as a single unit. We thank Coach Winkler tor the time and effort he has put into our team. by John Hull 40 Boys' Varsity Basketball Bottom row: Todd Steiner, Eric Evans, John Hull, Andy Palma, Gary Woods. Top row Coach Chuck Winkler, Mike lbarra, Brian Graham, Mike Bell, Rich Vos, Mike Van Stelle and James Ford. Not pictured: Korey Dunbar, manager Brian Graham waiting for the offense to set up. John Hull and James Ford playing tena- cious defense. w Andy Palma taps the glass during the warm-up. llti i' Todd Steiner looking for the open man during the Ft. Thomas game. Andy Palma stops and pops from outside. of ' X ...,. Mike Van Sfelle looking to drive against A.S.D.B. ,qnmmk Mike Bell waiting for the rebound. Varsity Boys Scores Opponent PVC Patagonia 49 42 Suffolk Hills 42 56 N.W. Christian 56 55 TCS 59 53 St. Gregory 42 54 St. David 71 53 Pima 65 50 Valley Union 75 49 ASDB 36 42 Patagonia 57 53 St. Gregory 50 49 TCS .60 56 Suffolk Hills 31 59 San Simon 54 62 Baboquivari 62 63 Fort Thomas 77 69 Divisionals: Patagonia 51 49 Boys Varsity Basketball 41 .SA , N s R K if , Q tg: .e frz '1'- 5 fc-Fw if X + N3 Q 'zlti , , kkzi, ,, i -W ::i A.1. 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GNQ5 CQMJQQ QQFUL Wykxkzyv uili,-NW Uggq 'LJQQQ I Q X , , QQ fb N C A. Qfxg L ' 0 5 W W i ' VV V6 ' X9 ff 1 4 yk sv www 4 .xx K, X AA fwjy Qjyrk Wy UYcX,f Wyyf f . af' mx O Y W Q F' 4wUff,i- L. vw W J' ' - QM' tn .-f: A K LQQv.QV ,JM 0 QA? ' J' NJ N i f ,gf ' hip 5 91 f i 1-QQx QQ ff f 1. E 1 f .,.' ,. hw f X V .21 :QQ I: T: . .:,.,. y in IM S v 43 SHOWING oun BEST SPORTS CANDID Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be terrified: Do not be dis- couraged, for the Lord your God will be with you wherever you go. Josh. 1:9 NIV Fiick Magar: The statistician's choice. The cheerleaders prepare before a game. 44 Sports Candids Q .im . J S Q, Ti? X ERE l 1 l 2 t N t NX AA...,, llltg mg 5 -7 ' .H Q' ' , wx . . ' The athletes at Palo Verde Christian fought hard in every sports event. We have had very fine seasons this year and are looking forward to the upcoming contests next year. By Mike Van Stelle and John Hull P.V.C. football team: Calm before the storm Korey Dunbar: Manager of the Basketball team. Sports Candids 45 JUMPING FOR THE GOAL. . . - Shout joyfully to the Lord, all the earthg Break forth and sing for joy and sing praises. Ps. 98. 4 NIV N .- . - Its our turn so let's show them what we've learned. Displaying our unity and love as a squad Kris Mc Culloch-Coach Wendi Crawford- Senior Tara Gordon- Senior Wendi Crawford-Captain E , i s l Just for fun this is our silly mount. The other two mounts show how we finish off our cheers. This was the sign our team ran through 46 Football Cheerleaders OOTBALL CH ERLEADER5 Laura Danhof- Senior Melisa Morse- Senior Shembra Stock- Junior Michele Anderson- Sophomore Onward to victory . . . we'll make our winning stand. During the 9 weeks of football, we have had alot of fun together. We have learned alot and grown togeth- er in the Lord, and have grown clos- er as friends. l Have I got it right this time? Jill Martin- Sophomore You want us to do that? Football Cheerleaders 47 s.. gf! VARSITY CH ERLEAD R '-9-,r-F if . Clap your hands, all you nationsg shout to God with cries of joy. . MV 1 , .4 . - Psalm 47.1 ' 4' ' -f N w l 1 . .... , , WWE 1 ff', 1 gg 554. ' X Wendi CraWfOrd-SSNOF Tara Gordon-Senior Shembra Stock-Junior .ali i Jennifer Poling-Sophomore . 'Wifi if if -4 xc. ' Onward to victory, the time is now at hand. Jin Martin-Sophomore This is one of our '85-'86 basketball mounts. Q sshh - u i irii as i i is u R nw -,. iill S mVw 1- 2.2 S5 Lri'f ff-Zfii fl?:Qf ij . SE, y f r if so i rr,1 -i i r ' ff? rirlli 5 1 J -H I . , QV X6 51 A 9, on A , illhh if U - X ii-1,.ii iv' u ' li' s u L' Z - k 5 X - 'aff -- if Q 'Q . ' is ,oz-is - 1 f Q? N, r . Jennifer Harper-Sophomore Stephany Evans-Mascott PVC cheerleading squad for 1985-86. '1 ' 1, N39 Wi ' - re . lg W -f it ' P -P K if . ig- yy - K v . K' K. . .. l if Y ' i r ' r K . K K tg f i, , ff1g,.K.K. . ' ., ar ' 1 '- Y - - H1 4 . 'K Q -. 1 gs, 4 K as K K K e Q X , .- N f. . pi .,. .y . A K K K ,M K awww, C, Discussing cheers before the game. ju 'mga j f , ' M ,,,. W- sl ., M-ff V: ,,,, Myer , ,W wa rrtgyw W , n , . X':La'ie1,m,,,, A WW Gin' 'f Ml tw L ,, , if M --df' 5 'A r' jg 'fm' ,r , ,, ,,,,,, A wwf K' 4' - i if V. ,gt 15g,75y:fn ww., f ' , ,Kew ,, , ,, . ,,,,,,,.Z my , ,ff' t ,W . , v we ' K ' X M tp, ,,,,.-w-New ,H Jw 4 l X K KA,.M-'rf A gig K ,dugg K We're stepping out from all the rest. Thank you Tara and Wendi for all you've done for the squad this season. We will miss you! t , ei J f' ' rt l 4 lllslills --r'f 4 i f . Go Crusaders! Boy are we enthusiastic? r Cheerleading for the 85-86 bas- ketball season has been a lot of hard work and a lot of fun. It takes a lot of hard work to get a squad full of 6 totally different personalities, backgrounds, and temperaments to think exactly alike for the hours during games and practices, when we need to be one united squad. Looking back, l can now see how far we have come since our tryouts and all of the incidents that brought us here. By: Wendi Crawford 'My name's Jill and I say Hi .' Cheerleading is sharing friendships, too. Varsity Cheerleaders During the 85-86 basketball season, we have had a great time gisrlweejrlgmtlgctqhe teams. We had a good season and accom- Shout for joy, O Heavens, for the Lord has done it! Shout joy- fully, you lower parts of the earth. Is. 44:23 NIV Kerry McCulloch-Junior This is our final touch of all our practicing hours together. is .. tr ., If r' in, Michele Anderson-Sophomore Janice Adamski-Sophomore Our advisor showing us a new technique. 25552 Kris McCulloch-Advisor Keffy MCCullOCh-Captain Practicing with the varsity helps improve our cheering. 50 Junior Varsity Cheerleaders. Wx s-x f S 4 4 I JUNIOR HIGH Call to me, and I will answer you, and I will tell you great and mighty JUNIOR HIGH SOCCER things which you do not know. Jer. 33:3 Bottom Flow: Teresa Moore, Jon Pardee, Matt Poling, Brenda Wainwright, Lindy Gilliland, Tim Begley strives for his best kick. Tim Begley, Mike Garrison. Middle Flow: Eric Olinger, Jason White, Chris Waters, Kelly Glenn, Rene' Caste De Oro, Michael Benjamin, Dan Keltner, Robbie Wilhelm. Top Row: Dale Cordon, Shane Terpstra, Paul O'Donnell, Steve Poling, Willy lnboden, Brent Hettinga, 35 Amy Begley, Mark Wright, Monte Keltner-Coach. Mark Wright secures the ball for PVC. Date 10- 1 10- 7 10-15 10-21 10-24 10-28 10-29 11- 1 Opponent Redeemer Grace Redeemer TCS Faith TCS fReg. Timel tShoot Outl Faith Redeemer 52 Junior High Soccer W-L Won Lost Lost Won Lost Won Lost Lost Score 2-1 0-2 2-5 2-1 0-3 1-1 2-0 1-3 0-2 Coach Keltner putting new players into the game. 2 --,'r ,,,, .- lrll rrrrl l,r'1 ' ser . .... 'ffl .W ...l. .... ..,.., . .. vlll -Mr .!Q., wi t h , rmtwfpwm ef I I 7 K M Y . . ..... . ... '- - ------ M We 'll . WMM 1 '.,, fifnm .gag tif mmm W1 - MW .: fr.. ,,rr V3.5 vl,I :,AHVg,.,, A,.. ,. . V. . wfilhmkiilibkfw A.t-:':: u,:ani.,ivf4s7 ' . - ' ' -'t - V ' I V Daniel Keltner soars to an awe- Eric Olinger kicks the ball toward the goal. some kick. JUNIOR HIGH VOLLEYBALL 5221118632321ii5blSJ3SF0iX5.?SSfnfl!-1321253 to the power that words within us. Eph. 3:20 A-Team A Opponant W-L Scores Faith 2-1 14-16, 15-5, 15-9 ASDB 2-0 15-5, 15-11 Faith 2-0 15-11, 15-13 San Pablo 2-O 15-8, 15-0 Grace 1-2 14-16, 15-2, 10-15 Redeemer 2-1 7-15, 15-8, 15-7 TCS 2-O 15-2, 15-8 Amphi 2-1 15-6, 16-14, 15-6 Grace 2-1 8-15, 15-O, 15-8 TCS 2-1 15-8, 2-15, 15-0 Top Row: Amy Benjamin, Cherie Crippen, Amy Begley, Jennifer Northrup, Kristy Vereen, Julie Robertson, Amy Bruner, Shawna Martinez, Miss Vicki Martin-Coach, Bottom Ftow: Barbie Barnier, Mandi White, Tammy Nagore, Ann Hoehn, Dawn Turnage, Bonita Hoehn. ,,s'f ' 1 1 1' Z., as B-Team .. ., ,,.,,:,itt,. -,,., Opponant W-L Scores 1 ,Q Q Faith 1-1 4-15, 15-13 A ASDB 2-O 15-6, 15-12 t,,, y, - 1- - Faith 1-2 15-11, 10-15, 5-15 1 X San Pablo 2-0 16-14, 15-6 it Grace 2-0 16-14, 15-13 - ,fl - E TCS 1-2 7-15, 15-4, 1-15 5 y lf' 5 A 1 -'i Grace 2-1 11-15, 15-12, 15-11 Q --1' TCS 1-2 15-0, 6-15, 8-15 4 1 . 1 Sarah Willer, Heidi Van Polen, Lisa Pattengale, Dyan Crippen, Audra Hodges, Shantel Mar- 7 -W- Cherie Crippen leaps to bump the ball. ing team. Bonita Hoehn returns the ball to the oppos- tinez, Stephani Pretti, Miss Vicki Martin-Coach. Stephani Pretti anticipates the ball clearing the net. Junior High Volleyball 53 UN OR H H GIRLS BASKETBALL Cherie Crippen pops one in from the corner. Jr. High Girls Basketball Team-Top: Kathy McAlevy, Heidi Van Polen, Bonita Heohn, Crippen, Dyan Crippen, Tonya Gordon, Coach Kenny May. Bottom: Lisa Pattengale, Ann . ,,. , ,,,,,, ,,,,q0,, . , ,,,,, .,,,,,,,. W ... , Stephan: Pretti, Rachel Lopez. Middle row: Teresa Moore. Kathy McAIvey looks to pass the ball. Eccl. 12:1 Remember also your cre- ator ln the days of your youth . . . ASDB Faith AS DB Redeemer AS DB Redeemer TCS Grace TCS Opponent PVC 19 1 1 12 6 21 12 34 1 1 12 1 1 24 8 21 25 w 17 22 w 22 18 Tournament Scores not available at time of printing 54 Jr. High Girls Basketball Bonita Hoehn draws a big crowd as she takes the shot. Cheri Crippen drives to the baseline. JUN OR HIGH B0 YS BASKETBALL M gg- . 3 M Bottom Flow: Brian Marek, Aaron Olson, Alan Marshall, Mark Wright, Steve Poling. Middle Row: Joe Lawson, Jeremy Bigelow, Jon Pardee, Jeff Pardee, Mike Garrison, Jonathan Martinez. Top Row: Coach Joe Abney, Todd Vos, Dale Cordin, Willy Inboden, Brent Hettinga and Dan Keltner. Willy lnboden fires away trom the corner. Todd V05 DVGDGVWIQ T0 drive af0Und the Big Man. Coach Abney giving words of encouragement alter the game. I PVC and Redeemer awaiting the opening trip. Phil 4: 13 I can do all things through him who strengthens me. Gregg Radtke going for the lay-up. Scores: Not available at time of printing. Jr. High Boys Basketball 55 JS - -- JR. H GH CH ERLEADERS cHEERnva Fon success With trumpets and the blast of the ram's horng Shout for joy before the Lord, the King. Ps. 98:6 If i xxx Mrs. Sherrie Hendricks Coach: Shawna Mar- Shawna Martinez 7th Grade. Amy Benjamin 8th Grade tinezg Captain. ai gm Mandi White 8th Grade. Amy Begley Bth Grade. Melissa Love 7th Grade. C Our 1985-86 Junior High Mount. Cheering in Action! 56 Junior High Cheerleaders, ff GRGANIZATIONS YEARBOOK It has been our desire to record how Jesus Christ is glorified through the work done and the love shown by the students here at Palo Verde Christian. We've labored together to build the best yearbook yet, and we've succeeded by re- presenting all the students, clubs, organiza- tions, and sports activities for future memo- HSS. Our theme, Run for the Prize, was selected to harmonize with the efforts of the school and administration. To see students reach out and obtain their goals because God de- sires to help us reach them and do our best. qJer.29:11y Betsy Richards: The lady behind the camera , mm rw Paul Butler working to meet the deadline. 58 Yearbook Faithful is He who calls you and He also will bring it to pass I Thes. 5:24 NIV - N Q' 4 Jim and Greg working hard for our Yearbook. Tiffany Cantrell was in charge of ad sales. Shane McPherson packing up after a hard days work. Alicia Dolan writing captions for Year- book. it 3? The '85-'86 Yearbook Staff: Top row-Fiich McNeill, Greg O'Donnell, Jim McKenney, John Hull: lst Managing Editor, Mike Van Stellez Assistant Managing Editor. Bottom row-Miss Green: Advisor, Alicia Dolan, Kathy Wilhelm, Lorinda Easterly, Tiffany Cantrell, Shembra Stock: Co-editor, and Betsy Richard: Editor. Not picuredg Shane McPherson: 2nd Managing Editor. Q y Top left: Rich McNeill working on a layout for Yearbook. Bottom left: Kathy Wilhelm typing Yearbook captions. Middle: Miss Green lifts up the needs of year- book daily in prayer. Top right: Lorinda making copy sheets for Yearbook. Bottom right: Mike and John work in 7th peri- od tor yearbook. Yearbook 59 .. 13:4 .. , , if ' ' df' L71 , '-Q- f 'i' QQ. 4' 'gh- STUD NT COUN ll. ffm' x, v, The PVC 1985-86 Student Council. From left to right. top row. Richard McNeill, Rich Vos, Wendi Crawford, Greg Bays, Melody Young, Sabina Tirrell, Mark Svacha. Bottom row. Mike Van Stelle, Shelly Vroegh, Cathy Sankey, Steve Poling, David Smith, Liz Neal, Michelle Powell, Dan Keltner, Mr. Smith-Advisor. -5 1 Q 5 ' , D t i itttt M it Greg Bays, Pl'eSldel11 David Smith, VlC9-PV9Sldel'lT Melody Young, Segretary stiitii f iii QE it 4 AW, Mike Van Stelle, Treasurer 60 Student Council Mark Svacha, Chaplain Richard McNeill, Chaplain Not that we are competent our- selves to do anything for ourselves, . k..k, rss but our competence comes from God. 4- 2 Cor. 3:5 NIV ' ,fi , g 'tif-1 f s y 43 , ' 5' ,,,, K f fi 2153 A' Brendon Burmeister models his slave day Mr Smith Student Council advisor WBBF. Wendi Crawford labors mightily on slave day. Rich Vos, Liz Neal, and Mike Van Stelle work out fund-raising Greg Bays makes an announcement about the Bowl-a-thon. det ,IS ai . As a support group to the student W tt vt, , , ,,,,, body, the Student Council plans ac- 2 tivities such as the Fifth Quarters and ' the Christmas party which brings stu- dents together. W The Student Council members are: P: 57 5 53 ' t A Greg Bays, President, David Smith, A i -3 Vice-President: Melody Young, Secre- , M . , , i iz , tary, Mike Van Stelle, Treasurer: Mark ff 5 H ' Svacha and Rich McNeill, Co-chap- all ' ' ' lainsg Wendi Crawford, Cheerleading Captain, Rich Vos, Senior class Presi- dent, Sabina Tirrell, Senior class vice- president: Shelly Vroegh, Junior class President, Cathy Sankey, Junior class vice-president, Liz Neal, Sophomore class President, Michelle Powell, Freshman class President, Steve Pol- ing, Eighth grade class President: Daniel Keltner Seventh grade class President, and Mr. Smith, advisor. The council listens somewhat intently to President Greg Bays. Student Councn 61 62 Speech And Drama SPEECH AND DRA MA The Speech!Drama class of 1985-86 has accomplished many things this year. Mrs. Fuller started the year oil by teaching the many kinds of speeches: personal experience, demonstrative, informative, persuasive, and dramatic interpretation, all of these being performed by each student in the class. They studied Fienaissiance Theatre and what it was like to perform way back in that time place. As semester rolled around, Drama came into view. The class put on various productions of skits and fairy tales for the elementary students. The skits were from the Fruit of the Spirit and the Friends of Jesus series. Of course, they all worked hard in preparing for the grand finale at the end of the year, the Spring Play. Everyone in the class did their part in making truly a fine year in Speech!Drama, 1985-86. 5 kg-E . .. Heather practices for a dramatic reading. Wendi rewrites a script to suit the actors. Kerry McCulloch and her rendition of sur prise. Our fearless Drama coach, Mrs. Fuller. This group gets Mrs. Fullers opinion on blocking for their skit. Let your speech always be with grace, seasoned as it were, with salt, so that you may know how you should respond to each person. Col. 4:6 Top: Kerry McCulloch, Melisa Morse, Shelly Vroegh, Shembra Stock, Betsy Richards, Mrs. Fuller. Mid: Heather Chapman, Mark Svacha, Tara Gordon, Mike Bell. Bottom: Penny Bossen- broek, Wendi Crawford. Tara Gordon and Penny Bossenbroek mastering the technique of mirroring. Melisa Morse portrays a worried mother bidding farewell to her foolish son. Shembra and Mike reading a skit where he is a big spender ! The Unknown Stu- dent. f Nx ,-.J I ' ,, -5.5 ii 2 -f Q , f R V 1 Speech! Drama 63 R lfor God is the King of all-the earthg sing praises with a Top row: John Yarborough, Phil Johnson, Russell White, Matt Robinson, Lawson, Chuck Holtrust, James Ford, David Collins, Todd Steiner, Mike lba Young, Sena Gurley, Kerry McCulloch, Ginevra Bartolome, Christy Gibs Danhof, Sabina Tirrell, Kim Gilliland, Janet Pardee, Shembra Stock, Wendi Amy Tellor, Ami Crawtord. Not pictured: Shelly Vroegh and Penny Boss ,5'f5W!,f l . .-.V . 5, r K Charmaine and Wendi accompany 'lOf the Fa- ther's Love Begotten. Our choir in a weekday practice. 64 Concert Choir. sklllfull psalm. Psalm 48.7 Eric Evans, Jon Spezzacatena, Bruce Medema, Rich rra, Mark Svacha. Middle row: Wendi Crawford, Melody on, Tara Gordon. Celeste Lopez, Bottom row: Laura Myers, Lauretta Beasley, Melisa Morse, Cathy Sankey, enbroek. Sabina Tirrell, accompanist . Wm M., Sharing a song in the Christmas concert. Christy sings a solo with the choir. The audience sings O Come All Ye Faith- ful. SINGING IN PRAI E JUN OR H GH CHO R Bottom row: Christopher Gonzales, Ann Hoehn, Chris Waters, Jason White, Jason Kelly, Michelle lnch, Heather Allgood, Kari Byfield, Jeff Pardee, Thad Jones, Mrs. Watson-Choir Director. Middle row: Jason Brown, Adam Brown, Kelly Glenn, Aaron Olson, Fes Curtis, Brian Vidal, Julia Hinojos, Amy Benjamin, Joe Lawson, Ftamon Gutierrez, Top row: Jennifer Hathaway, Bonita Hoehn, Robin Walsh, Shannon Whalen, Audra Hodges, Cherie Crippen, Mandi White, Sarah Willer, Diana Moore, Jonathan Martinez, Andy Marshall. Not Pictured: Erik Cardwell, Angela Hart and Tammy Nagore. Bottom row: Tonya Cordon, Shawna Martinez, Heidi Shickllng, Melissa Love, Flobby Wilhelm, Eric Olinger, B.J. Burmelster, Todd Vos. Top row: Kristi Vereen, Noemi Carlson, Julie Robert- son, Laura Gates, Stephanie Jakes, Cathy Gonzales, Dawn Turnage, Not Pictured: Kathy McAlevy and Amy Bruner. Fall Concert-October 15, 1985 Christmas Program-December 19, 1985 Spring Concert-March 6, 1986 Fine Arts Festival-May 2, 1986 Both Junior High Choirs join in song during the Christmas Concert. Mrs. Watson selects songs of praise and worship for us to sing. Accompanist: Celeste Lopez Accompanist, Erik Cardwell Junior High Choir 65 N W COVENANT Sing to the Lord a new song, for He has done marvelous thingsg . . . Psalm 98:1 Bruce Medema playing What Child is This? Sabina Tirrell and Celeste Lopez: the accompanists for New Covenant. MT' ati t The Fifth grade singing with the New Covenant for the Keen- ager's Christmas party. 66 New Covenant We K Bottom Bow: Jennifer Poling, Robin Matthews, Shembra Stock, Sabina Tirrell, Janice Adamski, Marty Woods, Charmaine Mayzak, Tiffany Can- trell, Middle row: Wendi Crawford, Melody Young, Christy Gibson, Ce- leste Lopez. Top Flow: Mark Svacha, Dave Collins, Jon Spezzacatena, Brad Lloyd, Russell White, Mike Bell. One of our daily practice sessions seventh period just before the Christ- mas program. ixss L New Covenant performs for the Keenager's Christmas Party. I I 1 STUDENT LIFE UNDERSTANDING OUR GOALS 68 CHAP L We have thought of thy loving kindness, O God, in the midst of my temple psalm 48.9 A section of our alert and ready chapel audience. i 1 L Our chaplin leading us in the reading ol God's word. 1 1 Kathleen gives US 6 ViOlif1 performance. Sophomores participate in November's Bible challenge. l'm lost without Christ! Mr. Ford shows slides about people in South America who want Jesus as their Savior Chapel Eric jamming on his keyboard and Greg leading us in a song. EMF? Eg l S Mr. Smith Directing our last chapel before Christmas. McAlevy from Wycliffe translator. Rock Solid sung by Eric. Seventh Grade wins Bible challenge against Sophomores. The Purposes of chapel here at PVC are to praise God together like fam- ily, to present the Gospel of Jesus to those students who are not in the family of God, and to give an oppor- tunity to students to minister through special music, testimonies, and sharing. l Kristy blesses us in a song. Mr. Abney singing l saw the Lord . LORD M35 U9 iG'JR VOPCE 75426 SMURV 1185 'iw M553 F3 in mfhrl .lv NGN uct f ff' fl iv wmv ft GREN' Y ,,, W. ,., 1 , irftimw WW 4 One way we lift up the Lord through songs. Chapel 69 This year's Homecoming Ban- quet was held at Smuggler's Inn on October 26, 1985. The dinner was London Broil. Serv- ing as Master of Ceremonies was Fred Morse. Special en- tertainment was our very own Amy Grant , Jill Martin and W special speaker, former teach- 4 Q' - 4 er of PVC, Rick Liesure. The highlight of the banquet was announcing our nineteen hundred and eighty five Homecoming Court. King and I Queen: David Smith and Melisa Morse. Senior Repre- sentatives: Penny Bossen- A broek and Mark Svacha: Wendi Crawford and Phil Johnson. Junior Representa- tives: Shembra Stock and Tim Adams. Sophomore Repre- ? sentatives: Michelle Anderson 'Y I and Lincoln Lehman. Fresh- man Representatives: Cindy Wilhelm and Eric Evans. helm., H0 co ING BANQU T 1- l Our Royal Family, Homecoming Court 1985. fNot pictured: Lincoln Lehman and Cindy Wil- - .M,,:..,. f. es- ' P77355 .311-gg -:,9Q.s,q. - Our MC Fred Morse doubled as a mikestand, while Jill Martin sang songs of inspiration. 4' I A ma: li my f . A good time was had by all. lTopl Phil Johnson, Cathy Sankey, John Yarborough, Wendi Crawford, Sabina Tirrell, John Hull. fBot- tomj Mr. and Mrs. Fred Morse, Mr. and Mrs. Rick Liesure, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cardwell. R i fi , , , f X' iv 70 Banquet n Mr. Rick Liesure spoke about our Heavenly Homecoming. SS x 5 x A 3? S! Tim Adams, proud Jr. Rep. rrl, i V 4 7 rw ,W '. ' '52 f ff , fm t WMS 4 f FEW .f-,M f yd: ja N W Ay 5' Q f at QW l' W M f ff? .MW 'T' W W ., 1 H-Zfifg iw 4? ty Wm 'a 'X ,f l get wg, 43 fy 1 X le! 1 . i W' U K 'EE 'Q 2 D 8? l 8 l gli f x 4 rx .f w K ' l 2 f 4 'f , QMWM , W ' ff X ' ff And the winner is . .. Mel l l isa Morse. l HOMECOM NG N GH T K David Smith and Melisa Morse, 1985 Homecoming King and Queen. la. Senior Representatives Senior Representatives Junior Representatives K -t-. K to -5 ky -- .7 -1- ,hir - i 6 sm, -. . -- - .Q . .Ms K, V. 1984 Homecoming Queen, Stephanie Hebert returned to crown her successor. .L Sophomore Freshman Representatives Representatives Stephanie Hebert and Melisa Morse Each class paints a sign for Homecoming. H0 COMING W EK Surfin PVC are Jon Spezzacatena, David Smith, and Brian Graham. N ,, Heather Chapman, looking good on Hawai- ian Day. 72 Homecoming Week Lane Werner shows his great school spirit by appointing himself mascot. 4 Steve Hoyer and Jill Martin made a very styl ish couple on Formal Day. 1, GIVING ENCOURA GEMENT T0 THE TEAM M Russell White tries to inhale a doughnut Can Kerry McCulloch say Chubby Bunny? Phil Johnson: The Incredible Pie Man. 1l,r fi CiADEl ua- n-run ll: af-nu ix nd A N L L 1 mfcmi Q, g ...,.. ..r., 1 rvtlii c A A ' e1'?9J'B2-3 ' N X .cal 'if l. Ni -eA' W M R73 of l U - f' 1 X X. XIVJ - - 3 l ehhhhl 'rnh M , E if l it p is Zlr s. l ft .Avi mess? l +Nfsss2 The Mickey Mouse Club, alias Jennifer Poling and Michelle Ander- son, invade PVC on twin day, Candids at the Left: Top- BeachbaIl was the highlight during lunch on Hawaiian Day. Middle- The Senior class took us back in style on Fifties Day. Bottom-Eighth graders brainstorm for the poster competition, to Q' .s --- M. , ,. , Homecoming Week 73 IIIIIEI W ELEMENTARY SIXTH GRA DE Brian Vidal as he works on art. ,, 4, l Byfield, Kari 4, z f , l 'li A V ws, ,,,, A X x i f J th , U Know that the Lord is God. It is He who made us and we are his. Psalm 100:3 m,,,,,,hV,, ,, ft .,,,,,,, ,. , Julia Hinaios leads devotion in chapel. H M X gf.aff,m - V TN I 2 Allgood, Heather 1 Brown, Adam ji Q Q Wei? l f.:. .i--,, ',,f.., A it , A I. f W 'Wm X 5 W ff' ? 4 f Curtis, Fes Davis, Jennifer Gonzales, Christopher Gutierrez, Ramon Hart, Angela Hinojos, Julia Hodges, Audra Hoehn, Ann J' ii' , , Inch- Michelle 37? 4 A ,511 Jones, Thad VCVVIAAA K ' 19 Kelly, Jason M y ' , Lawson, Joe ' 5 I A li Z4 Marshall, Andy Q Martinez, Jonathan i Nagore, Tammy ,,r,, . ,ll l zll llll lllllll l If 2 1 A L Cardee, Tlett A lll, lll e lll frllf ' l l ' - f f . 'dai Bm ' r rr,, lll lllt l ,ztz - lls llyy y 'l' llrlst A A Walsh, Robin A A C W Viiiyiy A 4 L iii : f I ,V ,,,, A H Waters, Christopher gl ff l gr Whalen, Shannon ll' , ,l,, i,,,, lf' 'lf A White' Jason 5 4 W2 'Z f' trf. l Willey, Sarah Sixth Grade 75 Begley, Tim Bigelow, Jeremy Cole, Steve Crippen, Dyan Day, Miranda Garrison, Mike Gilliland, Lindy Lopez, Flachel McCraw, Willy Marshall, Alan Martinez, Shantel Moore, Teresa Olson, Ruth Pardee, Jonathan FI Glorlfy the Lord with me: let us exalt his name together. Psalms 34:3 at-ze. ssiglii .. i i It - .1:::s:'f2z. ' H W fi .W K X5 X t X 5 X Q Q X1 , D mga tr Q . - tg ts S 5 ,W M 9 t L - A-.frat M ,X ., sw..- 1 -2 . t f 1 L .. 7 f - W .4 -L 1- X f r F t- - K , -. Q - .- LQ? . f 3. I N - - -Q QL , - I , 554' , 1 :L i'i-CMN' S' I 1 , J, I if X its Q N 1 S ts ,:1Q1xrs.: X r' tx.: if X X3 M , X ,, .. X L NS :Qt S Q 'k X agus S6 as . X , L. s X w Liz Saunders is enthusiastically waiting for class to start. Mike Garrison taking Jennifer Suman's taste test, - iik - I hk: , . Pattengale, Lisa L , D, Poling, Matt g V, E t Pret ephani I - H k.:: -aft ,ln Xxx: S J ,ix 2, Robertsoni Jason G tttlyizi I iizii Saunders, Elizabeth tt Southard, Jason . fr :-1 '11-- Spears. Cindy T V ,i1, ,,,,, J Q tt llzt G J i L . N T Suman, Jennifer 1 1 ' X Terpstra, Travis J J ' -- K - ,,. Wainwright, Brenda f Wells, Brenda t isis' Whalen, Carla F S 76 Fifth Grade OUR TH GRAD Sarah Cardwell between classes. Fourth grade enjoy each other's company. I will exalt the Lord at all times: His praise will always be on my lips. Ps. 34:1 NIV I , , Vri. , ,,,, ,,, , ,,,,, 'A ' 1 ' A -- V N - ' .: 'V 1 , ' 1- V tx 4 Z 2 1: if 1- yi 1 H it - ' if ,,,. f' il J A , ,r rm, ,,,, ..,, l 4' ii,i i if rilr Y fr I if , - rv gay ! ,,rfg,,rer,,w.s1:..: -1 ! Q , f ZQZW 1 f fig My wr X Q X A X W ,..,, .., : .... f, , AUM l , , W 1 115, , ff 4, 7 1 1, , 1 Y ir- r ,,., gixwifi My .V , it W, rsrr se .. f Kin! i f.,r ,af W f l, ' f-gf' Q -SW Bossenbroeck, Tara Bulllngton, Rory Cardwell, Sarah Hammonds, Michael Hodges, Stacy Holland, Christa lnboden, Brian Keltner, Susan Larson, Aaron Petersen, Nicole Pierson, Kourtney Rosenstiel, Amy Shiley, Chrystal Terpstra, Jason Vereen, Rebekah iii, WV ,K A ,Ah-x, of iff f ,um White, Allison Chrystal Shiley and Christa Holland share in chapel. Fourth Grade 77 Who is wise and understanding among you? Let him show it by his good life, by deeds done in the humility that comes from wisdom. 7H RD GRADE Rebecca Cardwell and Linden Bartels take time out to play with a Jennifer Schaat and Stephany Evans lead songs during chapel. hamster, , my E - 1.-1: : .UN 3 illli., l V ZV,, , , H .1 J l Bartels, Linden Bigelow, Tommy Brown, Rachael Cardwell, Rebecca Evans, Stephany Gonzales, Mark Hamilton, Sara Jane Helten, Joshua Hodges, Matt Kunze, Brooke Lane, Chris McAIevy, Krista McAvoy, Valerie Osborne, Danny Pannell, Michael Paszulya, Andrea Pettengill, Christel Pyland, Alesha Rothacker, Ben Ryan, Sara Schaat, Jennifer Siewerth, Lael Schickling, Stephan 78 Third Grade M' 9 l,: , 4 Q, fa Zz if - V6.3 l, ,, 'v w 'f ',.gE7, rll ' ,l , rm 3 Mi: 'J . l, .. , Q, ' ll 'Wu U .g ,, 1 l P at 1 5 :je MMV . Mgt tm, 1 a :U .ez i ,iq fin I I , 5 V ,V 4 , 6-,D V - 1?-it ,F , ' r 7 H qlfli' ' . ve--N-4... lg, J Mi? Ag I 1 J Est lvl, 4 ,il r Mui' , T to , ,, J r ' f vefzrzf l' X ff Q , 4 wi ' M' 2 ZR fig. 'Eff , .. ,tk x S x , Egg: Li' My A 1 L , f A rrr' ,,.,, : ' ,F 1 ,x I lift up my eyes to you, to you whose throne is in heaven. Ps. 123:1 NIV , . at s. I 1 N',, Q 'I ' sss . 1 S S Kirsten Bullington ' ' ' N i Daniel Cardwell Daniel Cole -3 N. -:,, - A ' ,-.L,, 2 U I K t A Andrea Daugherty Allison Bassett S ig S Jessica Dieken Timothy Hodges X tt t 5? , Grandparents enjoy visiting the Second Grade classroom. Sweet pose by Steven Wainwright. - 2 QS i K ' Elin H 3 .s .-...f'i'.3,' '- 1 K is ' ,K Ewww 8 Q 1- , ' l 1 . , .s My kiwi S .sss l , if 7 i u sf is :, Q x E sis sn gg , lt, K s .1 X Q ,f X ss RSS X X X s Mike and Danny lead students in song during chapel. Upon his visit, Joey the parrot stole the hearts of the second grade class. S S ssii S 'i z' tl sss Loretta Herman X 1 . Leslie Huff ' . - ,Q -'l,s,, . , -S ' A i. ii - ' l as ssss 1 iis ' grivyegwgiflwrighr Second Grade 79 FIRST GRAD Matthew Adams Sara Bigelow Justin Brown Sarah Brown Nelson Day Rachel Dieken Peter Euler -X f XX. ,,,qXXf-... f H 1 - xg NX K .. ...... X .. . i X :iff itz if ' X 5 X N' Q WWE . .al W, Q P i v 'E , , , i X, 'A X Taxa ' ,S ' ' 3 - ' . .4 :-- X: J X X Tamara Evans Jennifer Hammonds A , A... X X ,,... i . XX :.:: ---: a ,X , tttt wi sfffwfj r is S X X r 33 r ,X ms X kk 4 ,i X ' G N x A 5 1 5 X K X XXX a N X X f,- +.,,..Q N. Q 'QM cheerful day in 1st Grade Since, then, you have been raised with Christ, set your hearts on things above, where Christ is seated at the right hand ot God. a x 55141231 as . f Col. 3:1 NIV ..,,. , . ,gf xi --5 - Q. is I - ... - f X ---- a t ,J , . .X i K 1: X X1 S -.YY .a X XS X .. ,P X 111 X ... ..,. .. , X X N S3 . r 1 S QL Xx is , XX X. Nas X X Xi 'S sat as 3 2 X a T s X S 'X K X Qing: fi ta X ss JRR is NE i t K ss If af , FA MEX r 'I Rt S: ik it First Grade students have been learning to use the computer. ? 9 .K ,.,,. EK , ,tci , iX.i . ' fx . , frrr rli g 1 Q X X Xss Xa x a . . X .,,'.X X X . . ZX- ,X-X1 . - Joshua Hanna 5 il., , W 5,-K: Q it A . ,,.. N b . J-k is-:-s:,rl-R I S - a::.j my t - Sam Hana 'X' at F F f . . . --: X ta X, - 'f X' H ' J, sf.- '- M fji A ' Michelle Iannem QR X X' KX- -s , - ' S f.:: . ' Kristen Irby X X H H, X t,, r' Rebecca Keltner I - lg Ryan Kunze , . ul . , -1 lg lb Z, V . E Jonathan Larson X 11 J -.X 1' , XXXX .K :,. . iki f X . ,N 1 s XX. f - sas , S ..:- at . -. Jordan Moss G I r -X-11 5 r A A Stephen Olson f Irl a Joanna Paschal hsaa F 's Asmie Pyland ' X, Z as 6 5 Stephen Bosanelli '56 A ii' ,, ' sas ,. x is Paul Warner t' . - - 2 2 :F . ., l tllh 1 gags in , X a XXXJ 'WE It W' Fl 5' F fm 5 5 ' ,ig Q zfxi ' J , ,f 3,1 1 5: if, ' Fl V' fl , F sf- J a, 1 Y t i V Yr - a , 9' : 2 1-.,f r -sw. I ,V .af H Qi 1 iss . First Graders sing a special song on Grandparents Day. 80 First Grade Beading their favorite books, are Justin Brown, Jordan Moss, and Sara Bigelow. Joshua Waters Brian Willer KINDERGAR TEN QE?L2ya3ndee5ii' S3J?'V3fO5ZfE'?'5l'i ?'i1iSd Yam of me , ,,,,, 6 5, va i QDLQ ,WWW Mrs. Nystrom and the Kindergarten Class welcome us to their CISSSFOOITI. 4 W E I 2 ,, .... X M 2 fi f x W..,.. as w r L I f ef , Love never fails! . ' VVV, 3 , , ,g ., , , ff Pi 3 V .1 X , V V f W f , .. Mil, W,W,,f, ,,. ,W ,,-,,,m,,, ffff 4 . W ,,...... . , ,, ,V V' , NG ff ' ht, ,, ,A , 6, ff 1 4, ay W, f 1 7 1 tw ,, rfm, 1 f W 7 ff W 4 C, W, 7 f f r 'Z I f 'BW K A ww f 1 Hugs are a specialty in Kindergarten. -f . it f 1 fr , A 332: .:: NT? ' 52 Q- 11 1 i -f,.g1k ..,. f..t..t..:. .. . . as Singing on Grandparent's Day. 7' X X fe W H ffykf'--a!,' V Nm A i ' , ' 'WW f, ff... QM , , , . ,5,.,,,,.., it ' . 'W Wi - ,324 4 f , ::--W ff' fd V rrrr ,, fr f- M . . A .. 5 ff X 1 X' N171 2 1 X 7 X' ff af- M f 5 f fi f f f r f , , f . fi! , , I. A ,, ,ffm ,,,,,,,. 1 4- 'ff ' ,M i ,x gifr.... , . - f W , Anderle, Rebecca Bassett, Bryan Blaase, Amber Boshold, Cassandra Bossenbroeck, Nichole Brown, Derrick V .,,, g Y f fi' V ,ig 9 Cardwell, Rachel 5 f ggi!! 'mmf , , Lifiiff U15 : M., ,77Zu-'inf ,,,, I ,,., . , 4575:-357 X 2 ,fm 1 3' ?MK7H't.fh A -iiaif. r 'if f gf si ,rnccyf if ' : M -,K i ,, 7 ff 11 Q, Dugdale, Matthew , ..., X . . ' M A,., , K, ' Q I Hamilton- Zamudio, Amy f ,,,,,,i f rrlrr' Q . Higgins- Laura ' :: , lnboden, Jennifer ,,,, Moore, April W ' Norton, Heather 1521-5 , ,nw f ,M fi. 5 w , .. in . f Shafer, Richard Summers, Tania Vereen, Skipper Waters, Joanna Wesner, Nathan Osborne, Steven Sears, Amy fTatianaJ lCarIJ Kindergarten 81 BOOSTER CLUB gg ...mt is -.1 X e X A st was Sf an ggi nw in N sm-mapa-w' B www-fJi.z.f mrs X Q W N Mr. Steve Poling: Football, Vice Pres. Basketball Vice Pres. Judy Young, and Joy Morse the 1985-86 Chuck Winkler: Athletics Dir. t Mrs. Ruth Van Stelle: Secr., Mr. Bon Hull: Pres., Mrs. Mary De Kraker: Treas. Mrs. JoAnn Neal: Volleyball Vice Pres. Mrs. Van Stelle selling tickets to a Home game. 82 Booster Club. CMM , M y, fe? f . i - , A ff Mm., .r V7 , Booster Snack Bar Not pictured: Mrs. Connie White, Jr. High Vice Presi dent. PAR NT TEACH R FELLOWSHIP Therefore, my beloved brethren, be knowing that your toil is not in vain. steadfast, immovable, always abounding in the work of the Lord, 1 Corinthians 14:58 NASB fglgll Ig? Zgiefi-f 4? !ii!!9!,:G 1-I?-'tri' xgggliiiii 1 g F 5 , PTF review the details ot the Faith Challenge Banquet. Donna Van Munster typing reports. Mr. Paszulya planning the Son Run. Dick Lawson: Vice-President. John Paszulya: President, Nelda Andrist: Faculty Advisor. Donna Van Munster: Secretary!Treasurer. John and Donna reviewing plans to The PVC Parent Teacher Fellowship is a service organization of the school. lt has been established for three primary purposes. 1. To promote christian fellowship and effective communication between parents, teacher and staff. 2. To assist in the promotion of the school, especially to parents of pro- spective students and contributors. To provide means, through contri- butors of time and, or materials gifts, where by special projects may be undertaken that will assist the school in providing for various spe- cial needs and interests of its stu- dents. 3. , a fund raiser- Parent Teacher Fellowship 83 STUDENT INDEX Adams, Matthew 80 Adams, Tim 17, 18, 36, 37, 70 Adamski, Janice 20, 22, 50, 66 Allgood, Heather 65, 75 Alto, Reese, 28, 29 Anderson, Telisha 24 Anderson, Michelle 20, 47, 48, 50, 70, 73 Anderie, Rebecca 81 Barnier, Barbara 26, 53 Bartels, T. Linden 78 Bartolome, Ginevra 23, 24, 64 Bassett, Allison 79 Bassett, Bryan 81 Bays, Greg 17, 18, 60, 61, 68 Beasley, Lauretta 20, 22, 64 Begley, Amy 26, 52, 53, 56 , 76 Begley, Timothy 28, 52 Bell, Mike 17, 18, 19, 36, 40, 41, 63, 66 Benjamin, Amy 26, 53, 56, 65 Benjamin, Michael 28, 52 Bigelow, Jeremy 76 Bigelow, Thomas 78 Bigelow, Sara 80 Blaase, Amber 81 Boshold, Cassandra 81 Bossenbroeck, Tami 20, 22, 64 Bossenbroeck, Tara 77 Bossenbroeck Nichole 81 Bossenbroek, Penny 10, 63, 64, 70, 71 Bowman, Karen 26 Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Brown, Bruner, Jason 28, 65, 80 Derrick 81 Adam 65, 75 Rachael 78 Sarah 80, Justin 80 Amy 28, 29, 53 Bullington, Rory 77 Bullington, Kirsten 79 Burmeister, Brendon 28, 29, 60, Byfield, Kari 65, 75 Cantrell, Tiffany 20, 22, 58, 59, 66 Cardwell, Angela 20,22 Cardwell, Erik 26, 65 Cardwell, Sarah 77 Cardwell, Rebecca 78 Cardwell, Daniel 79 Cardwell, Rachel 81 Carlson, Noami 26, 65 Castel De Oro, Rene 28, 29, 52 Cole, Steven 76 Cole, Daniel 79 Collins, David 17, 18, 36, 64, 66 Cordon, Dale 26, 52 Cordon, Tanya 28, 65 12, 1 2, 33, 38 61,65 Crawford, Wendi 10, 12, 46, 47, 48, 60, 61 62, 63, 64, 66, 70, 71 Crawford, Ami 24, 35, 64 Crippen, Cherie 26, 27, 53, 65 Crippen, Dyan 53, 76 Curtis, Festus 65, 75 Chapman, Heather 17, 18, 19, 62, 63, 72 Danof, Laura 10, 12, 13, 46, 47, 64 Daugherty, Andrea 79 Davis, Jennifer 75 Day, Miranda 76 Day, Nelson 80 DeKraker, Stacy 10, Dieken, Jessica 79 Dieken, Rachel 80 Dolan, Alicia 24, 53, 58, 59 Dugdale, Matthew 81 Dunbar, Korey 20, 22, 30, 40, 45 Easterly, Lorinda 24, 35, 59 Euler, Peter 80 Evans, Tammy 80 Evans, Eric 24, 40, 64, 68, 69, 70 Evans, Stephany 48, 78 Fitch, David 20,22 Ford, James 24, 25, 40, 41, 64 Garrison, Michael 52, 76 Gates, Laura 65 12, 13, 32, 33, 38, 39 Gibson, Christina 10, 12, 13, 15, 32, 33, 64, 66 Gilliland, Kimberly 24, 64 Gilliland, Lindy 52, 76 Glenn, Kelly 29, 52, 65 Goddard, Donna 20,35 Gonzales, Catherine 26, 65 Gonzales, Christopher 65, 75 Gonzales, Mark 78 Gordon, Tara 10, 12, 13, 14, 41, 46, 4 64 Graham, Brian 17, 18, 40, 72 Graham, Jill 26 Gurley, Sena 24,64 Hamilton, Sarah 78 Hamilton-Zamudio, Amy 81 Hammonds, Michael 77 Hammonds, Jennifer 80 Hanna, Joshua 80 Harper, Jennifer 20, 22, 32, 34, 35, 48 Hart, Angela 65, 75 Hathaway, Joseph 20, 21, 22, 36 Hathaway, Jennifer 26, 27, 65 Helfen, Joshua 78 Helfen, Sarah 80 Herman, Loretta 79 Hettinga, Brent 26, 52 Laura 81 Higgins, Hinojos, Julia 65, 75 Hodges, Audra 53, 75 Hodges, Stacy 77 Hodges, Timothy 79 Hodges, Matt 78 Hoehn, Ann 53, 65, 75 Hoehn, Bonita 26, 53 Holland, Christa 77 Holtrust, Charles 17, 18, 36, 37, 64 Horner, Tad 20, 21, 22, 36 Horner, Timothy 24 Hoyer, Stephen 17, 18, 36, 38, 72 Huff, Leslie 79 8, 63. Hull, John 2, 20, 38, 40, 41, 45, 59, 70 lanetti, Michelle 80 lbarra, Michael 16, 12, 36, 40, 64 lbarra, Richard 20, 21, 36,37 lnboden, William 26, 27, 52 lnboden, Brian 77 lnboden, Jennifer 81 Inch, Michelle 75 lrby, Kristen 80 Jakes, Johnson, Phillip 10, 12, 15, 6 Stephanie 28, 65 Jones, Lisi 28 Jones, Thadeaus 65, 68, 75 Kelly, Jason 65, 75 Keltner, Daniel 28, 29, 52, 60, 61 Keltner, Susan 77 Keltner, Rebecca 80 Kincaid, Shara 28 Kleismit, Bill 28 Kunze, Brooke 78 Kunze, Ryan 80 Lane, Christopher 78 Larson, Aaron 77 Larson, Jonathan 80 Lawson, Richard 24, 64 Lawson, Joseph 65, 75 Lehman, Lincoln 20, 36, 70 Lehman, Mark 25, 36, 37, 45 Lewis, David 17, 18 Lloyd, Bradley 20, 22, 36 Lopez, Celeste 17, 18, 19, 64, 66 Lopez Rachel 66, 76 Lopez, Claudia 24 Lopez, Ramon 65, 75 Love, Melissa 28, 56, 58, 65 Lowery, Nancy 25 Magar, Rick 11, 12, 13, 44 Marek, Brian 29 Marshall, Andrew 75 Marshall, Alan 65, 76 3, 64, 70, 72, 73 Martin, Jill 20, 22, 47, 70, 72, 48, 49 Martinez, Shawna 28, 29, 53, 56, 65 Martinez, Jonathan 65, 75 Martinez, Shantel 53, 76 Matthews, Robin 17, 18, 19, 64 Mayzak, Charmaine 20, 22, 64, 66 Kelly 25 McAlevy, McAlevy , Kathleen 29, 65, 68 McAlevy, Krista 78 McAvoy, Valerie 78 McCraw, William 76 McCulloch, Kerry 17, 19, 32, 34, 35, 47, 56, 62, 63, 64, 73 McKenney Jim 20, 22, 58, 59 McNeill, Richard 23, 25, 59, 60, 61 McPherson, Shane 25, 58, 59 Medema, Bruce 21, 22, 64, 66 Moore, April 81 Moore, Diana 27, 65 Moore, Teresa 52, 76 Morse, Melisa 11, 12, 13, 14, 38, 4 70, 71 Moss, Jordan 80 7, 63, 64, Myers, Wendi 25, 64 Nagore, Tammy 53, 65, 75 Neal, Liz 20, 21, 22, 60, 61 Northrup, Jennifer 27, 53 Norton, Heather 81 O'DonnelI, Greg 21, 22, 58, 59 O'Donnell, Caroline 25 O'DonnelI, Paul 27, 52 Olinger, Eric 29, 52, 65 ison, Aaron 29, 65 lson, Ruth 76 lson, Stephen 80 sborne, Daniel 78 sborne, Steven 81 alma, Andrew 17, 19, 40, 41 annell, Michael 78 annell David 80 ardee, Janet 17, 18, 19, 35, 38, 64 ardee, Jeffrey 65, 75, 76 ardee, Jonathan 52, 75, 76 Paschall, Joanna 80 Paszulya, Andrea 78 Pattengale, Lisa 53, 76 Peterson, Nicole 77 Pettengill, Christel 78 Pierson, Kourtney 77 Poling, Jennifer 21, 73, 48, 66 Poling, Stephen 26, 27, 52, 60, 61 Poling, Matthew 52, 76 Powell, 61 Prater, Michelle 24, 25, 32, 34, 35 Pamela 21, 35 Pretti, Stephan 53, 76 Pretti, Leah 77 Pyland, Alesha 78 Pyland, Ashlie 80 Radtke, Gregg 27 Reilly, Colin 21, 22, 65 Reynolds, Brian 27 38, 39. Sullenger, Alan 29 Suman, Rebecca 25 Suman, Jennifer 76, 79 Summers, Tania 81 Svacha, Mark 11, 12, 13, 15, 36, 37, 60, 61, 63, 64, 66, 70, 71 Tellor, Amy 21, 22, 64 Terpstra,Shane 27, 52 Terpstra, Travis 77 Terpstra, Jason 76, 77 Thorp, Darrell 27 Tirrell, Sabina 11, 12, 13, 32, 33, 38, 60, 61, 64, 66, 70 Turnage, Dawn 27, 28, 53, 65 Van Munster, Sandi 25, 64 Van Polen, Heidi 27, 28, 53 Van Stelle, Michael 20, 21, 22, 40, 41, 45, 59, 60, 61 Vereen, Kristy 27, 53, 65, 69 Vereen, Rebekah 77 Vereen, Carl 81 Vidal, Brian 75 Vos, Rich 11, 12, 13, 40, 50, 61 Vos, Todd 29, 65 Vroegh, Shelly 17, 18, 19, 38, 39, 64 Wainwright, Brenda 52, 64, 76 Wainwright, Steven 79 Wale, Liisa 17, 18, 19, 35 Richards, Betsy 11, 12, 58, 59, 63 Robertson, Jeitrey 21 Robertson, Julie 29, 53, 65 Robertson, Jason 76 Robinson, Matthew 11, 12, 15, 36, 64 Rockwell, Kristy 20, 21, 32, 35 Rosanelli, Stephen 80 Rosenstiel, Amy 77 Rothacker , Ben 78 Ryan, Sarah 78, 80 Ryan, Mary 79 Sankey, Cathy 17, 18, 19, 32, 35, 60, 61, 64, 70 Saunders, Eric 11, 12, 36 Saunders, Elizabeth 76 Sawyer, Frank Schaaf, Jennifer 78 Schickling, Heidi 28, 29, 65 Schickling, Stephan 78 Sears, Amy Jo 81 Shafer, Jason 27 Shafer, Richard 81 Shiley, Chrystal 77 Shively, Dawn 28, 28 Siewerth, Lael 78 Smith, David 11, 12, 13, 47, 60, 61, 70, 71, 72 Sobik, Michael 79 Southard, Jason 76 Spears, Steven 25 Spears, Cindy 76 Spezzacatena, Jon 10, 17, 19, 36, 64, 66, 72 Steiner, Todd 21, 36, 40, 64 Stella , Cynthia 27 Stock, Shembra 17, 18, 19, 47, 48, 59, 63, 64, 66, 70 Stokes, Frank 79 Walsh, Robin 65, 75 Warner, Paul 80 Waters, Christopher 52, 65, 75 Waters, Joshua 80 Waters, Joanna 81 Wells, Brenda 76 Werner, Lane 21, 36, 72 Wesner, Nathan 81 Whalen, Shannon 65, 75 Whalen, Carla 76, 79 White, Russell 21, 22, 36, 38, 64, White, Jason 52, 65 White, Amanda 26, 27, 53, 56, 65 White, Allison 77 Wilhelm, Cindy 25, 34, 35, 70 Wilhelm, Robert 29, 52, 65 Wilhelm, Kathy 25, 59 Willer, Sarah 53, 65, 75 Willer, Brian 80 Williams, Michelle 25 Williams, Robin 76 60, 6 61, 63, 6, 73 Woods, Martha 17, 19, 34, 35, 38, 39, 66 Woods, Gary 17, 19, 40, 66 Wright, Mark 27, 52 Heerschap, Nancy 8 Hendricks, Sherrie 6, 28, 56, 58 Holmberg, Janice 8 Jakes, Carol 6 Keltner, Monte 7, 27, 52 Martin, Vicki 8, 53 Menkveld, Nancy 7 Mitchell, Lorna 7 Nystrom, Matilda 8, 81 Rosanelli, Rebecca 8 Ryan, Beth 4, 7 Smith, Ed 7, 60, 61, 69 Vugteveen, Rob 7 Watson, Melanie 7, 26, 65 Winkler, Chuck 4, 7, 32, 3 Fitch, Elwin 5 Gonzales, Karen 5 Holmberg, Heidi 5 McSwain, Marvel 5 Morse, Fred 5, 70 70 Poling , Monica 5 Radtke, Lois 5 Robertson, Jeanne 5 4, 35, 38, 40, 82 ADMINIS TRA TOR Cardwell, E.L. 4, 70 Bays, Lee 5 PTF COMMITTEE Paszulya, John 83 Lawson, Dick 36, 37 Van Munster, Donna 83 Andrist, Nedla 83 SCHOOL BOARD Curtis, Eugene 5 Wilford, Max 5 Young, Dave 5 Vereen, Pastor Carl 5 BOOSTER CLUB Yarborough, John 11, 12, 13, 36, 37, 40, 64, 70 Young, Melody 11, 12, 13, 32, 33, 38, 39, 40, 60, 61, 64, 66 TEACHER'S AND STAFF Abney, Joe 6, 20, 21, 23, 36, 37, 69, 55 Andrist, Nelda 8 Fuller, Kate 6, 24, 25, 62, 63 Garrison, Margaret 8 Gay, Sylvia 8 Green, Sherry 6, 27, 59 Heathco, Matt 6, 23 De Kra ker, Mary 82 Ford, Mark 68 Hebert, Stephanie 71 Morse, Joy 82 Neal, JoAnn 82 Poling, Steve 82 Tirrell, Helga 82 Van Stelle, Ruth 82 White, Connie 82 Young, Judy ADDITIONAL Holtrust, Dan 36, 37 Lawson, Dick 36, 37 May, Kenny 54 Mc Colluch, Kris 46, 50 Morse, Doug 36, 37 Roberts, Dave 36, 37 Winkler, Laura 32, 34, 35 ILLUSTRATIONS: COACHES Greg O' Donnell 1, 2, 18, 19, 48, 92 Colin Reilly 2 MIKE BEGLEY HEART TO HEART PHOTOGRAPHY CAPTURE YOUR WEDDING WITH CREATIVE, ELEGANT PHOTOGRAPHS OUR GOAL IS TO SERVE YOU REASONABLY PRICED EVENING AND WEEKEND APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE 24 HOUR RADIO DISPATCHED EMERGENCY SERVICE BOB WILHELM 23 YRS. 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