Parker High School - La Reata Yearbook (Parker, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 166 of the 1988 volume:

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D ttnyolved iwtmgicr Qutomow accide1'rtt Neither Hf'fl'61i shall er be forgotten. As you view the contents of this yearbook, you will find it to be more of what you, the student body, want. This year we listened to what you wanted in a year- book, and in return, you got it. On behalf of the Yearbook staff, we wish to congratu- late the graduating class of nineteen hundred and eighty-eight. Each year the Parker High School Annual is dedicated to a special per- son. This year, to continue the tradi- tion, a very special lady has been selected. She is the backbone to the production of the annual, and a dear friend to all who know her. We, the yearbook staff, dedicate the 1988 Parker High School Annual to Sue Anne Boeve Uden. Sue, daughter of Sonja and Ron- ald Boeve, has taught at Parker High since 1982. She has held the posi- tion of Yearbook Advisor for six years. She was the J.V. Volleyball coach for 2 years, and the Take- down Club advisor for three. Sue was born on October 3rd, 1959, in Holland, Michigan. She spent the prime of her youth in Lan- sing and then remained in Holland until 1981 when she spent one year teaching English in Kobe, Japan. Then in 1982, she joined the teach- ing staff here in Parker. Sue has always been a very athle- tic person which is displayed by the several sports she has been a part of in her life. While attending high school, Sue was a member of the swim team, the softball team, the volleyball team and the track team. Then while attending Hope College, Sue was made a Morale Girl and Coach of a very famous tradition, The Pull. This is an activity where 20 guys and girls are selected from the freshman and sophomore classes. The 20 guys participate in a glorified tug-of-war across a river while the 20 girls give them morale or support. The tradition is well known throughout the mid-west and each year, hundreds of alumni re- turn to watch the event. ln 1983, Sue exhanged vows with Kevin Uden. Then in 1985, Sue had her first child Matthew. They are now expecting another child in Janu- ary, 1988. This year, unfortunately, will be Sue's last year here at Parker High. She will be missed by all that knew her, but hopefully fate will guide her to return to P.H.S. in the future. 2!Dedication Sue Uden in second grade. ii , f- s J 1 MQ ' il i . f 1 g 5 l 4 az ggi, MA f 3 Q, Ep Q 5 S - 'J . . , 6 .,,,g K . 1 5 a 2 4 225, Serving during a Varsity Volleyball game. .. s SX K f Mrs. Uden in 1987 at P.H.S. T S , 'Wi'- 5:6 MVS- Uden at 5 m0 'fhS! Picking oranges and growing muscles in Florida. 'PY L my ' 1 L , S A 6 year old future teacher and yearbook advi- Sue and Kevin Uden in June 1983 Sgr. ' ' Dedication!3 23, 53 4!Student Life It's a hold-up! Student Look out, here L1 X530 16 XC Q V School Daze! es Mrs. LaPaz '88. St d tLf X5 K 19 mf-1-,M 'xx Hey Mom, look what I go wstudent Life Wanna be surf-punks. 5 N TY: gf' iff d 4 : M ii' H M : ' zeal? ! Yv!5 : X 5 5 Mischievous Chad. 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' 4 V JA' ! 1 N, 9 -2 mi: Q . -f X ALUNN Senior Class takesilst place, years in a row. -wr pm Q... . ,ff Sophomore Class CZDQJYGS 2nd placoi X 1, ' , A A X ,, A 1O!Homecoming Displays X 1 - xx W X QX n lim!-7 V X JX f X A A X J . , s f X f :. 3 H r Xi ER TX xxx ,AXX ,f 5 -,.6..Qx My L ., V. , X X A 1 aft ws M as xo Xxx 1- -A os,,. .f b ,, if , s S5 s X 4, ff fffffi Junior Class recelves 3rd place Freshman Class ends up in 4th place. X - H1 Av. , iv .,LL .3 U ll U U U HU Homecoming Displaysfll OUR SPIRIT SHINES Dane Crawford won the spirit week competition while Sandra Cook and Conchie Garcia captured second and third places. Three heads are better than two. 12!Spirit Week IN 87 S X Sr Even the Bronc had Spriit! Eric, I didn't know the Greeks had A-team Togas. i Don't look at me that way P you think l'rn over i Q , Dena and Patty snow off their spirit. Look at mar cowiaove Fe ' ,1 1 V 'gs S51 M ...... W s x Q xi I Ls EZ i x A 5 J X iz 1 -fi: ' , V T' :E K wee' 'f - A' o ffl, i. 'Q ' i ' , X 1 1 3 - , N o X 2 gm i A if , S X X S 1 my X Q Q41 J, 'fi 2 Q- K x' ,si essed for the dance? How about dinner big fellow? You think I look funny? wg? FOUI' SCOYG and SeV6l'1 ye3FS 3gO ' S : M ., . i ,, Spirit weekfis 5 it 5 sf R 1 E 1 N L The perfect Toga couple! Dena struts her stuff at the pep rally 11 sm ' .Wt t. zmf The three blind amigos 14!Spirit Week Don't mess with my toga! I can't believe you wore that outfit today. F or Spirit Is Sky i-ligin! The rowdy Senior class is at it again. KN ThEfJunigql'Elass awaits the Pep-assembly. x ily' Mr. Oftedahl introduces the crossgcomuntry team before their Divisional meet.M,i,g5i . Varsity Volleyball on their way to Divisionals at Buckeye. Pep Assemblyf15 NNW .xL,. ., umonunuxnsiwlll XT, Npunumnvn-vnnuQ.r X .-N Xb. .nw Homecoming '87 On November 6, many students, parents, and P.H.S. alumni gathered together in Bronc Coun- try to cheer on Parker in their 1987 Homecoming game against the Wickenburg Wranglers, the original rivals that existed before there were the Havasu Knights. Ending the first half on a positive note, the Broncs went into half time leading the Wranglers, 18-7. Even though the Broncs put forth a tremen- dous effort, the Wranglers managed to achieve a victory with a final score of 27-18. Dustin Miller makes the catch. Broncs ready for the game. Homecoming Game!17 OW 66 ,fg,'l OW e 6006 Homecoming 1987 was capped off with the crowning of the King and Queen by reinging King, Chino Garcia and Queen, Ashley Edmonds. The court consisted of seniors: Jennifer Eldred, Kelli Clark, Dena Berg, Dresdin Storrs, Kathy Moores, Dustin MQler,9eanfQaAy1QlQon MaCkaytALKc?QQdD,BQQQQQei9? and Orlan o McCabe. The 1987 King and Queen, chosen by the student body were, Or- lando McCabe and Kathy Moores. 18!Homecoming Court .XQQ King Orlando McCabe and Queen Kathy Moores Mr. Sean Garick and Miss Jennifer Eldred. Mr. Orlando McCabe and Miss Dresden Storrs. Mr. Dustin Miller and Miss Kathy Moores. Mr. Don Mackay and Miss Kelli Clark. K lx, , KX C. Armando Baldenegro nd Miss Dena fBe gf kfN 'N Homecoming Court!19 M 57 X L 07 L A, G, K , 1 A V x 'U' VX X X X K x P V-X ,K pt N V 3 SX L Q 'W X NA X x U P 'Q 'W 'X ' JY X K' QU Vx X rg' W XP NX ' ' 'QV VX w L Yr Q X jk ' N X Lf JU U5 u 4 X , xl X M A -v X f U X N , X 57? . j 'K QQ x - by I fs X Sk 5' Q X N xir, K K x J Q fx rx WV X LJ! Lx D J' X by X v 5 , -. 85' V c N X N Jx JG? X U . N K l gm 'J NL UQ! JN e -.1 M 4 1 . J x f X J X, J f 3 1 1 X N 3L:X'C U o X W f QJJDRX X X X Y J My X X x 1 v L X 0 - N J I' Q XV x N U X , - 3 X yt fx Qx n fn x. N rf lx K X Q . A I5 I - X K I KJ L X K j xx X -A I m J 7 X U X y fm vu xx X vi 1 Q61 X 1 N R , X QQ X Q fl A N W XS W Y Q XM x Uv XX K J' x, xy Q Q L L K X l x I x f X' Q f Q V N x EQ X N w W mfx 5 MM MD uh? Uygqfv X QSM WWC GUN MUNNCK SMQQSOW DX Y awww Cy 9 we LQQUNU' ' C001 iDwY QOLM Dm IM v X Xl W X A SENIDRS Ramiro Arellano Eric Brandt: Football-9, 10, 111 Track-9, 10, 11, 123 Honor Society- 11, 123 Hugh O'Brian Ambassador- 102 St. Body Pres.-12. Michael Carter: Basketball-9, 10, 11, 123 Baseball-9, 11, 123 Football-103 Soph. Sec!Treas.3 Jr. V.Pres. 22!Seniors Lucinda Aspa: Basketball-9, 10, 11, 123 Volleyball-9, 10, 11, 123 Chorus- 9,10,11,12:S.A.D.D.-11,123lndian Club-11, Lorraine Buchanan Armando Baldenegro: Football-10, 11, 123 Basketball-1O.g Ho,-hc, CDYWUQ cDUY +'I'Z, Donna Byers: Flags-11. 2 ex, 1 Carmen Chavira: F.H.A1O, 123 Take- down Club-1O, 11, 12, Jim Chaves Dena Berg: Fr. Sec!Treas.: Cheer- leading-9, 10, 11, 121 Takedown Club-103 6th Man Club-103 Journal- ism-1O, 11, 12, Editor-123 Honor So- ciety-11, 12, St. Council-10, 123 Homecoming Court-12. ful' 5 Jesus Campista Kelli Clark: Honor Society-113 Home- coming Court-12. , Lonnie Clouse Heather Dailey: Publications-123 Ta- kedown-12g 6th Man-12. Jennifer Eldred: Cheerleader-9, 10, 11, 12: Band-9, Takedown-9, 10,6111 Man-10, 11, 125 Honor Society-11, 125 Journalism-10, 11, 12, Sports Editor-11, 12, Prom Committee, Sopn. Pres., St. Council-103 Work Ex- perience-12g S.A.D.D,-10, Homecom- ing Court-12. .f,,,Z ii , ,H , mama . , Qt 'inf' flflvi. f ,V aa-. ., 4 M f - QA 2751. 1,,. nv Z Antonio Correa: Football-9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling-10, 11, 12. 'WW' Araceli Correa: Spanish Club-93 F.H.A.-9,1O,11,12. Adrian Diaz Tracy Embry: Football-9, 103 Honor Society-11, 12: S.A.D.D.-12. Yvette Echandi: Journalism-11, 12. Joe Enz: Football-9, 10, 11, 12: Wres- tling-11, 12. Randy Crawford: Football-9, 10. Daniel Eddy: Football-9, 10, 11, 12, Basketball-91 Baseball-10, 11, 12. Nancy Esparza: F.H.A.-9, 103 6th Man-115 Mascot-11. Seniors!23 Regina Fernandez: Basketball-10, 11, 123 Volleyball-11, 123 Softball-mgrf 113 S,A.D.D.-12. 'Www-M liffw. Sean Garick: Basketball-10, 11, 123 S.A.D.D.-121 Honor Society-11, 123 Jr. Pres.3 Prom Prince-113 Home- coming Court-12. W fan, Angela Grant: Band-11, 123 Jazz Band-11, 123 24!Seniors Michelle Friel: Publications-123 Band- 9. Lydia Gorizales: 6thMan-9, 123 Publi- cations-123 Takedown-12. '40-' Patty Haag: Softball-123 Publications- 123 Takedown-12. Conchita Garcia: Volleyball-9, 10. Basketball-93 Track-103 S.A,D.D.-10, 11, 123 F.H.A.-11, 123 Takedown-9, 10, 122 6th Man-10, 11, 123 Spanish Club-93 Chorus-9, 101 St, Council-10, 113 Prom Committee, Miguel Gonzalez: Football-9, 10, 123 Basketball-9, 10. W., Hs, shane Hang wrestling-9, 10, 11, 12. Rosa Garcia: Spanish Club-9. Tina Gorman: Volleyball-9, 101 Bas- ketball-9, 10, 111 Softball-9, 10. Paula Harris: Honor Society-11, 123 S.A,D.D.A11, 123 Drama Club-12. Albert Haverstick Cheri Hines: Cross Country-10: Vol- leyball-123 Basketball-9, 10, 11, 123 Softball-11, 121 Track-10. Heidi Lamb: Flags-11, 121 Softball- 10, 113 Honor Society-11, 123 6th Man-10, 11, 12Q S.A.D.D.-12. Shawnna Heynen: Journalism-123 F.H.A.-9, 103 Takedown-12, 6th Man- 12: S.A.D.D.-123 Softball-123 Football mgr.-11: Drama Club-12. Robin Howard: Band-9, 10, 11, 12: Volleyball-123 Softball-11, 12. Cheri Larson-Takedown-11, 12: Wrestling Stats-11. Mark Haynes: Band-9, 10: Football-9, 10, 11, 12Q Wrestling-9: Baseball-11, 12: 6th Man-10, 12, Kelley Hughes: Band-9, 103 Volley- ball-11. Carmen Hernandez: Volleyball-103 Takedown-10: Spanish Club-9. Lesley Knox: Basketball-9, 103 Volley- ballf9, 103 Softball-10-10: 6th Man- 11. Takedown-12. Chipper Leivas: S.A.D.D.-11. Adam Lerma: Journalism-11. Seniors!25 gi 2 Luceita Lee Phillip Lovejoy: Football-9, 10, 11, Basketball-9, 10, 11, 125 Honor Soci- ety-11, 123 Boys State-11. Scott McGuire: Football-9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling-10. 26!Seniors Gail Lewis Don Mackay: Wrestling-11, 12, Base- ball-11, 12, Publications-123 Editor- 12g Journalism-113 Homecoming Court-12. Allison McMaken: Poms-12. Laura Lopez: Takedown-9, 123 6th Man-12, S.A,D.D.-12. Robert Marcnese: Football-9, 10, 11, 12, Olga Lopez Orlando McCabe: Football-10, 12, Basketball-12, Homecoming King-12, Maria Mendoza: Takedown-9, 10, 11, 12, Dustin Miller: Basketball-9, 10, 11, 123 Football-9, 10, 11, 12, Baseball- 12g Band-9, 103 6th Man-10, 113 Homecoming Court-12. Blanca Molina AUM Oscar Ontiveros: Fr. V. Pres. Kathleen Mooers: Homecoming Queen-12. Rosa Ontiveros: Basketball mgr.-103 Takedown Club-11, 12, Rosaiia Quintana: Takedown-9, 10, 11, 123 Track-103 Publications-123 S.A.D.D.-123 Work Exp.-11. Dannelle Reed: Band-9, 11, 123 Jazz Band-123 Sth Man-10. Lucrecia Moreno: F.H.A.-10, 11, 12, Robin Pack: Band-9, 102 Softball-9, 103 Volleybaii-9, 10, 113 Basketball-9, 10, 113 Takedown-11, 123 6th Man- 1O, 11, Sr. Sec!Treas3 Journalism- 112 Work Exp.-11, Denise Odom: Chorus-9: Band-93 Flags-103 F.H.A.-103 S.A.D.D.-11, 12Q Poms-11, 121 Club-123 Council-123 Drama Bryanna Perry: Volleyball-93 Band-9 10, 11, 123 Takedown-11, 12 S.A.D.D.-11, 123 Indian Club-11. Rochelle Robertson: Volleyball-93 Basketball-9, 1O,11, 123 Track-9, 10, 11, 12: S.A.D.D.-12. Rob Saavedra: Band-9, 10. Seniors!27 Robert Saxton Jason Sharp: Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12. Steven Solaiza: Basketball-9. Gordon Stanley: Band-9, 10, 113 Wrestling-9, 10, 11, 121 Football-9, 10, 12. Dresden Storrs: Homecomingfiourt- Melissa Thallz Cross Country-123 12, Track-12. 28!Seniors Laurel Simola: Volleyball-10, 122 Bas- ketball-9,103 11,123Track-9,1O,11, 122 Takedown-11, 123 Publications- 11, 123 6th Man-11,123S.A.D.D.-11, 123 Sr. President. Michelle Stevens: Band-91 Flags-10, 11, 12: S,A.D.D.-10, 11, 12: F,H.A.- 10g 6th Man-113 Publications-10, 11, 123 St. Council-123 Softball mgr.-9, 111 Basketball mgr.-103 Honor Soci- ety-11, 12 Donna Tonkovich: 6th Man-10, 11, 121 Takedown-11, 121 Aide-11, 12. Craig Smith: Football-9, 10: Track- 103 Honor Society-11, 12. rx Parrish Stillman Teresa Valenzuela: Takedown-9. Manuel Villarreal: Cross Country-9, 103 Football-93 Wrestling-9, 103 Base- ball-10. Angela Walker: Honor Society-11, 123 6th Man-113 S.A.D.D.-123 Cheer- leader-9: AZ Enterprise Week-11. Angie Weis: Band-9, 10, 11, 123 Take- down-9, 10, 123 6th Man-10, 12: Softball-12. Robby Woodford: Football-9, 10, Baseball-9, 10, 11, 12. Bernis Welsh as X ra 1.555 fm---:ii an .if '- Tami Wright QW 1' Richard Waldrod-1 Football-9, 10: Basketball-9, 10, 11, 12: Track-11, 12. Tillman Welch: Football-9, 10, 123 Basketball-9, 10, 121 Baseball-9, 12. Dora Yee: Girls State-113 St.Body Sec,-123 6th Man-11, 123 S.A.D.D.- 10, 11, 123 Publications-10, 11, 123 Ad. Editor-10, 11, 12: Band-93 Honor Society-11, 123 Basketball mgr,-103 Flags-10, 112 F.H.A.-10: A.S.U. Me- dallion of Merit-113 St. Council-123 Prom Committee-113 Soph. V.Pres. Bret Ward: Football-93 Baseball-10. Jeff Whittaker: Football-9, 10: Base- ball-9, 10, 11, 123 Wrestling-11, 12. Terry Foster Seniors!29 ff f W , gf ,, j my , . i 1 Most Likely to Succeed: Best Figure 81 Physique: Best Smile: Eric Brandt 84 Michelle Stevens Kelli Clark gl Sean Garick Don Mackay 8. Angela Walker ,if in l YJ st W M Best Dressed: if Miguel Gonzalez 81 Dresden V Storres XX X X . suits E ' ' fi J wif ' ? ,bvy ' 1 Jti T S i . 4 M M f FriendlieSiI Biggest Flirt: Most Courteous: OSCHI' Ontiveros 31 Lydia Gonzales Robin Pack 81 Sean Garick Jennifer Eldred 84 Tracey Embry 3O!Sr. Standouts 'f f Z if iff 4? .- E Most Athletic: Cheri Hines 81 Sonny Eddy Leadership: ' Eric Brandt 81 Dora Yee 1 Nl X x X, 1, f cm, by x fx DQ V i l if ' , .l, ',f- ' J V ' 7 1 M' - l Best Personality: Most Artistic: Oscar Ontiveros 84 Gail Lewis Lesley Knox 81 Orlando McCabe ll 1' Most Gullible: Michael Carter 81 Dena Berg Best Looking: Dena Berg 84 Don Mackay Rowdiest: Patty Haag 84 Mark Haynes Sr. Standouts!31 , A H 11 Allison McMaken and Scott Patch get their books. Jason Sharp, the next chef. 32!Senior Goof-Off Patty Pooder Haag and Laurel SIik SimoIa hard at work, Conchie Garcia and Lesley Knox walk to class. Seniors await a pep assembly. The 5ef1i0V flag Of 83- Adaw, Cheri Hines and Gail Lewis horsing around. Senior Goof-Off!33 fo Q06 45? O O 0 Dena Berg Eric Brandt Jennifer Eldred hi- Sean Garick Angela Grant Heidi Lamb Gail Lewis Laura Lopez Phillip Lovejoy Humberto Ruiz Craig Smith Michelle Stevens Donna Tonkovich Angela Walker Dor Yee 34fTop 15 Seniors 35650 fp, Q9 mi? Sggfggggifgggi Q 3 gg if ifgggii 5 QAEEESQQQQ MQ? wg-595g Q1 fTfv1?g3?g'5-:DQS 4+ gm ' 9 S 'isgfigf' Sf? ?EQEEagD?glg4ggi gg if Q65 23522-gig-g ff EE-Q95 EQ E ii F is F? E QQESEQEE Q? gi 25235222 5 Q bl F it 5 sg B4 fm, X in A ,, J ,gf N8 1, fam? 1 .X I NJ J-rs' K., JW -X . I ,W I, -s N1 Nf q NLDJL JUNIORS .W rv .:- iff , r F '-' iii 4. l , ,, 1- ? Q .J U., ,' 3 21 r-2 . 1 N 'Ali F77 J 5 1 , HH -1, 'P V5 V J 1115 ,-Tw jj f- nf-,J ' QW , ,. My Kf w 9 sk Q 5 Agn by 17,154 Q 5 cy K' '73 J QTTQ Q' if I ,, , wx? J' V X, , X J- J 1 X . fTfICl3'- Tamara Anderson Vanessa Barley Regina Barrackman Violet Begay Erin Benson Lisa Boudreaux :N ' 1 Julie Brantingham Glenn Brchan Glennadyne Burnsixix Jeri Burns SMU? BW' ,, J Y fe Ni P rt' 2' 1, x, Xi., 1,1 , +... . k, , X' qw i 'V ' I yi-px U' X. A fi X' ,fi 7T0-if'fvX fx, xl C, - Julie Carlson X' Sammy,-Charnleyg Leandro 'kCTiavira: Steven Chrismer Erin Cole Aaron Cook Billy Crewse Julio Cuadras Sandy Deasee Arikara Dimmick Bridget Eddy Lynn Edwards Cindy Engberson Chuck Esquerra Bryan Ferber Gerry Fisher Mari Fisher Jo Garner Stephen Givens Terri Goode X Rafael Gonzales: Chris Granger LQVQY ,Qfay Robin Gflllbb Chris Harper Amy Harris Billy Heer Mike Heintz E.C. Hernandez Daniel Hiatt 38!Juniors . iE ' . Sim ,K S 1: if I 155. N Q A-1 ' - ea - .,.l- , 2' --' lg J' 'pf s..., J Y - ! 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W, ,J Z f f XQf Y Z W 2325 l , si rf A l 3 'S 4 r , V, , 3 tAmJQ , W M ' W y it QQSY' 41. , . - 553 , .A..A 2, f lp - lf i ! 3 0 ' WE, x it , g 1 i 1 f 42 .J 1 Scott Hildebrand David Hinman Victoria Hinman Rene Holt Gary Hooper Dale Hoover Loren Hunter Silvia Hurtado Alicia Jackson Dorian Jackson Eddy Jimenez Jerilene John Tarnmy Joy Kenny Kirk Roxanne Kinale Judy Krippner Delford Kuwanyaioma Agresta Lalo Flfxl liz if h Bryan Lewis Michelle Lloyd Andrea Lopez Mike MacFarIand Alberto Madrid Christina Madrid Josetina Maldonado Lilly Marquez Mark Martinez Willie Martinez Norma Molina Jonathon Moore Travis Moores Lisa McConnell Cindy McDonald Lahonegi McDonald Ted McGuire David Nelson Scott Nelson Tonya Newton Tiffany Nichols Albert Oliver Norma Ortega Teresa Peshlaki Juniors!39 Angela Pintor Jennifer Ramirez Jennine Ramirez David Reyes Tana Richardson Monica Rider Jennifer Rideout Raymond Roberts Matthew Rovey Gabrial Salcido Donald Schlecht Randi Scott Robert Ser Rochelle Silva Kim Sorrells Matt Specht Patricia Spencer Lynette Stevens Kristen Storrs Chris Strang Katie Strickland Tawnia Taylor Travis Thomas Lorenzo Villa Angel Villarreal Seve.VilIarreal James Warner Tony Weingartner Michael Williams Marcia Witt Rachel Woods Tina Woodside Melonie Woody 4O!Juniors X age is gi -og s VPS? X 4 W 6 S s Y' ru ,Qs X X X xx X Sis In Memory dl is i xyl Not Pictured: Robbie Alkire Jwlqodges Cindy Jackson Morlan McCowan Todd Merrill Scott Patch Gonzalo Rodriguez Gina Rothacker De a i r eve , ,. -,., if H J - i wwwwvvwviMqy4 f to if lf- QM V5 3 t QQ 7 We at Parker High School had an unfortunate loss of two of our stu- dents this year. Jeremy Mathers and Diana Shorter as well as Jer- emy's parents and sister were in- volved in a fatal car accident on their way home from a football game. This unfortunate loss hit out school hard as fellow students and friends remembered Jeremy's spiked hair and Diana's ear to ear smile. So, in memory of Jeremy and Diana, we add this memorial page to the 1987- 1988 La Reata. Most Athletic: David Nelson 84 Tina Woodside 'Ali-4, - - Class Clown. 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L A Q soPHolvlonEs g n Sophia Aguilar Greg Ameelyenah Toni Angulo Gabriel Bautista Thorenson Benson Chad Berg 1,9-..,... ..,-x Virgle Betonie Harold Blare Jamie Boucher i if Joseph Bovee X ' 'M 'X B' Mike Brinkerhoff Clo Burgholzer' Chanda Burns Stacy Cannon Francisco Cardenas Anissa r Lalo Castro Matt Castro Oscar Castro Sidnev Chambless Michele Clemens Stacy Cobb Sandra Cook Sherri Cook Dane Crawford Terri Darby Donna e sie U Norma Devsie Mirna Diaz Connie Dominguez Metric Drennan Patrick Eddy LQAUU 1 CaT'ey Engberson Rosa Esparza Jackie Espino Sandra Espinoza April Enz Janine Fahnholz Shawn Fisher Thomas Fox Camille Gallegos Stacy Cobb Matthew Gerbitz Jennifer Gilman ?sgah Ggwzygtly lint a 46!Sophom0res 1 ew !! 121' .ali H f 4,, 5 ,, Mt ,, ff as ' 1 ,, 4 it W , ,W,q ,,,1,w .uf-E, . V , ff. mmf Nm., W, H we f Www ' 'tai' , 4355 ff sax , , fi! ff f 2 4 ifiizy 0 ! iw Z ri A L, f Y ZW ? 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J k LMS, be x 1 M. an ,X limi , ff 1 M J Z sig ' ' S W 5 ,, .P J, - ff ,Z 5 Q Q , A. .Lb . ,,, Tarni Hall Tara Hall Kerry Harned Galen Haury Stephanie Haverstick Nicki Hernandez Angela Howard Patrick Huffman Bobbi Hunter John lrwin Brooks Jeffery Salvador Jimenez Michael Johnson Jeanetter Joshevama Angelica Juarez Jerry Kirk Johnny Kirk Tiff n Krahenbuhl 'Eai5Fi!R5Hwmr5' Ronald Lee Joaquin Leon Yvette Lomayesva Jose Longoria Mario Lopez ii -- i'l' 'Qennnette Lgyve 'i jx Johnllynn A Tammy Lyon Aurelia Magana ' Agar Maldonado Teresa Maldonado Ezepquiel Maldonado Cathy Mark Raymond Marquez Sheila Marquez Dennis Marrietta Joel Mattice Tracy Cheryl McCabe Sheila McCabe Kenneth McDaniel Shannon McGuire Jennifer McNeeIy Darren McWilliams Ana Mejia Maria Mejia Leticia Mendoza Susan Miller SQphomoresf47 Alejando Molina Sergio Molina Daniel Montigo Gary Nelson John Nelson Monica Nelson Diane Nightengale Nolan Nopah Jason Ommen Humberto Ontiveros Donald Owens Justin Peck Steven Philpot Eva Picon Tanya Piper Laura Rabago Nora Rabago Janna Ramirez Johnny Rather James Robbins Larry Robertson Marina Robledo David Rodriguez Jose Rodriguea Steven Rorno Antoinette Rubal Cameron Russell Jeff Sanders Kristy Schlecht Kelly Short Bradley Sigg John Simmons Tanya Smith Rafael Solaiza Annette Stevens Monte Stevens Shelly Stewart David Stidham David Stover Philip Sullivan Stephanie Taylor Nickola Tenaglia Michael Torres Nora Trevino Camille Turnbo J 4 anHoose Robert Vicory Chris Villeges 48!Sophomores leg? , ,V U ,',, 45 vw ti, we fr, 5 ai 2 LJ .43 f Us , -V I rr we i' f kV,, , W f f ff E vi ' , if 4 A lg W-af ii , if E if l 2 5 it rr i J, J 4 J ee f f X i,,, , W fx ,il ,, , , as ,nnfvsg , uw ,sf 'WH , I K mfr t 'Z 'HE' . drag ,... . ' .am :Qs D . ,. 1 7155 t .. WMI' - of 1 v .tn .' ,mn -nl', f-wif inn' ,Q 1-fjigi . .1 . ag, , Qi , 'A 1 f f f , 3. Wim, V , ,,,, Mba , ff A 5, if J 7 R , are ' f if if., Wifi 4455?-f l E QF i' it .11 5 2 es, irrit 2 i Q ' I Z, ri: 2 fr L , i f f fn Y -:ff V 1' - fv. L W - Z Y ,nf , iil Jil i L if is o ry ,A 4, ik' X? E P f is A it X S Y b g is is t Not Pictured: Leonard Anderson Yvonne Arellano Martin Barrett Carlos Cuadras Claudia Cuadras Roberto Cuadras Sheree Deckert Aaron Denny Jamie Drum Derrick Enas Pedro Exparza Joyce Fisher Mary Fisher Charles Harmon Shawn Hilburn Daryl James lliana Limon Darren McWilliams Adolfo Orozco A.M. Wilson-Lopez C gt i 'l Mario Walrod Rex Wayman Deanna Weir Gregory Welsh Paula White Mark Whittier Angel Wilson Shawn Wilson Steven Witt William Witt Jennifer Woodard Ludina Yazzie Molina Yazzie Alan Yee Christine Yoder La la Younis Christine a A ,i i Qjyvv -Z N ey -lrr i,i, A ff f Q ,f Y 'fiJ A577471 fw X ' ' 'V ll it ffef- ff' A ff Y lx ff X' 1 q' 12 ' Q ' ' f l ,sl it El XQ Q My Ki Ml f it l ji ,74,l.f Ll 4 - ,,1, 4 1255 ' It fl ,, A ll 'fr 'Lf YQ l A fl J A li Jlll ' Y A ' 'l ' lf f l ,f W. 5' 5 Y lil, , t J, AJ' 'F J. fi 1 , Y N Vg A ,J .1-fi: mg, ' ll 'A H if? 5' ir, 4' Qx kb' Sophomores!49 ,f .4 .A i E ,,,,-'il' 'i f- ' i X Vf 1 , - i , 1 . J F 5 ' an ,, I Lk X X K Q y X 2 m ik xv xo, Class Flirt: W X Leadership: Marina Robledo 81 Mike Brinkerhoff R 1 XX I .ixfwx S YW! 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QN QF X xj ifxxx A K NK K Q x 1 1 K Y ' 5 '. X5 . fx .i . , Qi XR X h :XA-fs., , AA A NX N Q .lx .:-J X W Y 1 4 , 1 rx lg N 3 Q' N D x SX K J X 3 M QL? 4. X95 lf gf X X X X X. X X C xx N 7 V , f X x CQ X N Sxj V X.- , K X, V5 y v X, M 'X X X, v X K Lf 6 , ,Q :LSR FRESHMEN C5 f O X Q V Q XJ' E Q X s L X N- U4 X f X GN XXX L .X if QQ 3 px V5 Q X XX! L, Xxx xg VXXQ, XV gms, 5' N KM wx, ' xg VR gg-X5 gf A X Q v N X Q Lg XM Q SNL U f ol Xkf' g A ' X X' X5 3 ox' f I N 5, XV YY x Darion Abbott Chase Alcaida Ernest Antone Charles Aspa Raymond Aspa Jerome Barley Olivia Barley Alejandro Bautista Reyna Becerra Lloyd Bondy LeAnne Booth MaryLou Briseno Timothy Burton Lee Busby Cynthia Campista Odis Carmona Javier Chavira Ralph Choquette Jeanie Cleveland Ronnie Clouse Leslie Cook Rudy Coronel Anna Costabile Justine Cox Melinda Crewse Joseph Dailey Sam Davis Veronica Diaz Susanne Dick Charlyn Dominguez Melissa Dupes Stephen Eddy: --Q-.' Xlennifer Erwiirx Doyle Fisher Eddy Fisher Paul Fisher Kristen Forsyth LirE'GaTz?' Richard Garcia Leah Gerbitz Joseph Golding Anna Gonzalezt Q' ' 'Blige Corinne Gonzales 'i Sergio GonzQe'f' E K Susana Gonzalez Doug Granger Brandee Greenlee Nancy Greenwood Harlow Harp ht. tffb Teresa Heer - Jeff Hilburn Dennis Hildebrand BryE'n Sarah Johnson M Seanulohnsdf' ' Sandy King Shane Kingman Steven Kouba Lisa Lalo Naomi Leivas Jeff Lightfoot Alina Lopez Gerardo Lopez Kimberly Lyon Jenna Lee Martin Greg Martinez Rachel Martinez Nicole Mayfield Floyd McCook Amanda McCord Sarah McCowan 54X Freshmen 'sw if f 25 ffrfr ' ,, Q , fl ' 1 153 f, y , i fi ,,. ,,,, sa af .. , ii- . if , , ' WZ, A ' 3 ' ,'. it r L rg 9 M ii'1 l l lm 'L , Z ,....,, , Y rl W L W f' Zig, W f W 4 rf fe . W I Y' Q, KV y ., 41 G ,,,, g, I 4 .ZW hae' Et M J ' 2 4 of N xl ii K 'r .Y ,, 95 W 2 f' X if Z M f L F r , X x He! 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'Q-Qu lid Brian McDonald Carmen Mejia John Miller I David Morgan Destry Nielsen Cody Nightpipe Marie Nix Neda Nopah Kristin Norris Michael Peveler Nicole Peveler Jacob Phillips Daniel Pintor ..Cfxs1aLBlpers,f Hiawatha Polacca ' 'E.C:Q '-.lsA1ke.Buck.ev,, Javier Quijada Jose Quintana Juan Rabago Salvador Rabago Marisela Reyes Leticia Rivas Tim Roberts Malinda Robertson Mario Robledo Valerie Rodriguez Lucero Ruiz Manuel Salaza Kristina Saunders Christy Saxton Andrew Schuler Jason Scott Shawna Scott Steven Scott Dean Scrivener y Travis Sharp Tricia Short Kellie Snyder -X Jason S f-izampiffff' Kevin Stewart Stacy Stewart Rhesa Stidham Ansil Stone Amy Strickland Therese Sullivan Tracy Thall .Augustine Torres . Edgar Torres Shawn Trax Luie Trevino Fernando Valenzia Jorge Villa Carolyn Welsh Donella Welsh Vicky Wiggins Tina Wright Dawn Zeyouma KK ,, Freshmen!55 Last spring was the first time Parker High School had a fresh- men orientation. Eighth-graders from Wallace, LePera, andBgrkg:, Bam were bussed to the high school for a tour. Members of Student Council showed the eighth-graders around the cam- pus. For some it was their first look at where they would be spending the next four years. ffxl f J J ' ' . .J L,..,w- ' ,,- f rnomu. ian: 'W fl! HUGH filwmfll X Class Flirtsz Leti Rivas 84 Raymond Aspa fig XJ gx, X f X MX, so XX I X Lb Nj ,- i N Xt Y 51 V Xxxx N YXVT Clas fClown. Tiffany Neide?iqTravis Sharp if, Leadership: Karla Starr 84 David Morgan Athletic: Tina Seechoma 81 Hiawatha Poiacca K r 4 Friendliest: Doug Granger 81 Anna Gonzales Freshmen Standouts!57 W n ,, 'X 7 '7 LZQ fC 4 ,1 '7 . ff 1 , , ,JL ' 4, ' V 'ff' Q1 , Q , f , 4 ,V 5aX ' F' 7 f 752 f ' 6 X Q , , A f if x It ,Q Cr, 2 H f 5114 XZ' Z I 7 if QQZ, X47 X515 , N f , Q Q , , 4 f cf -g , Y ' fi., .ff gf AW 'J C Z ff ff K ,P Z, .V A 4 f ,V ,ff H f A rl E- A x V7 4,7 N I W 2457 , ' 'ZLL l ,f 4 6 X ' 9 5 f f 4, f S rua g Xl Q 4 f I cff X N cf 'Q K ' vf J? ,7 7 I 7 . 617 f 4' ' ff H ' X fy X. gf M f Af , . 74, V, ' 7 f Q CATQL X 5 , f f f X 4' f ,fa C - I K 1 C, K fzf m Sk , xx N b ' Y . A XX xy, 4 sw XT x Wx w Q- F N x rx X .X Jkt X X. X x8 N A 'Q .X yy V f Y N V , x ,XX QV. www FAcul.'rYlADMlNlsTnA'rloN Ms. Arlene McCollum: Dept. Chairper- son, English II, Communications Eng- lish. Mr. Ruben Castillo: Spanish I, II, Ill. Ms. Bonnie Laney: English I. Mrs. Maggie Leivas: Sr. Honors English, English II, Survival English. Mrs. Lorraine Pence: French I, II, Span- ish I, English!CoIlege Literature. Ms. Ranae Pumphrey: English III, Eng- lish Ill Literature, American History. Ms. Katy Sipes: English Il, Reading Fr- So. Mrs. Sue Uden: Reading Fr-So, Jr-Sr, Publication, Journalism. Mr. Ronald Curnutt: Dept. Chairper- son, American History, Economics. Mr. Leon Goar: Constition, Arizona! World History. Mr. Tom Harmon: Arizona!WorId His- tory. Mr. Paul Olson: Arizona State!Current events, American History. Ms. Karen Kyle: Dept Chairperson, ln- troduction Biology, Consumer Chemis- try. Ms. Virginia Garick: Physical Science, Introduction Biology. Mr. Lawrence Mick: Physical Science, Ecology. Mr. Dan Schlecht: Advanced Biology, Physical Science. 'E-x Mr. Kenggxmscheuer: General Math II, Algebra I Mr. Brian Hanson: General Math I, Al- gebra I. Mr. Kris Oftedahlz Dp: Basic I, Geome- try, Remedial Math. Mr. Ed Pence: Algebra I, General Math I, Pre-Calculus, Physics. Mr. Jay Sandusky: Algebra II, Pre-Alge- bra, Remedial Math. Mrs. Janice Shelton: Advance Food, Work Experience, Independent Living, Food 84 Clothing, Family Living. Dept. Chairperson. Mr. Mark Allen: Band, Jazz Band. 60! Faculty RE' X Wt. -1- . Q . S Y - N , . .X .G ..: W e .--.ssf...,. -.. -- . . . .. . s.c.s.f si.. . , . . ,.. -. 3 :-: 1 ::e- ,. .. 1 1 rise? X - VX Q: --- 2. X . ss., . ii- :- . M . --..., . . M , ... se --- .. 'iifiwif X Q HN vt ss. t E Q so SHN K s it , . - if it -QQ N S it X xxxs l is ,N why, ss .. Lmm, , XSS ... XL. me S 5:35 QN- X st A Q Qi Sf' s I Mr. Richard Carlson: Mechanical Draw- ing, Beginning woods, Arch. Drawing, Advanced Mechanical Drawing. Ms. Johanna Christiansen: Art I, ll. Mr. Bruce Kulp: Typing I, ll, Account- ing, Personal Typing. . Richard Lamb: Shorthand, DP: Ba- Mr sic I, Independent Living, DP: Basic Processing 84 Information. Mr. Fernando Maya: Athletic Director, Beginning Weight Training, Advanced Weight Training. Ms. Sis Voegtli: Athletic Director, Ad- vanced Weight Training, Health. Mr. Robin Hondrum: Driver Ed. Begin- ning Weight Training, Advanced Weight Training. Ms. Debbie Ruff: Health, Lifetime Activ- ity, Team Sports. Mr. Mike Goldsberry: Introduction Auto. Advanced Auto Block. Mr. Mikki Niemi: Introduction Welding, Advanced Welding. Mrs, Dorothy Truby: Study Hall Library. Mr. Ed. Benson: LSL. Judy Overton: LSL, LSL English I, ll. Cindy Deleon: ESL. Not Pictured: Ms. Loreen Morris: ESL, Ms. Noreen Stewart: Chorus. Faculty!6l Mr. Roby Dick Superintendent Mr. Harry Mackay Assistant Superintendent Mr. Art Fox Administration Dr. Richard Panagos Principal Mr. Alex Martinez Assistant Principal Mr. Jim Lotts Athletic Director Mrs. Cheri Clapp , K Mrs. Diane Pnalpots-QQ Ms. Candy Biehn Mrs. Pat Patridge Mrs. Lucille Fairchild Mrs. Diane Swaffer Mrs. Louise Eldred Mrs. Faye Howerton Mrs. Ellarose Gaston Mrs. Margret Mackay Mrs. Cynthia Benson Mrs. Judy Holmes Mrs. Georgia Garcia Mrs. Judy Morris Mrs. Jane Morgan Mr. Joel Gustafson Mr. Arthur Sirianni Mrs. Eve Fullilove vll 5 X IA ml -J W F JZ X Z.. f J ' A V .rrrrl J fir? ,f School board members: Jeanne Gehle, Kelly Wilson, Dee Dee Kemper, Duce Minor, Bob Drew. ,.,,, ,,.. . . ..x. wma, Q 1, L o o - oooeeo o K 'I o '11 ' H .... W 'MN '--- H i A H 'eee Q Q ....... wel,-gwwx XXXXM I + view. ,W bb..... . M - . 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X ' 1' ' C Q5 4Q,BQ XQ g f QQ, gas! 4, X' ,J Q3 Q X J Aj ' '- b ly f K, f ,Q S , J LQ A A f fG V! 9 l f F W j I V Y 6 gc X: A CJ Q ga f 9? 0' Qty 2 M - Q Q aj J Ni S2 K E325 3 1 3 X I 4 i Q 5 K H Q1 + if Q m y QD X, ,al 'il C ,X 6 X . K X 2? .L-gftl fa '15, 0 .f ,.. .., a f STU , 'K XXX Y I I ' 2 1 i X NG 'Q 6 My 66!Academics lwmfnsmeszeuam I Chris Harper being creative Mon Dieu! Qu'est-que tu dis? Mr.OftedahI working with his students in computers. S Another thrilling day in P.E. Miquel Lopez working hard in Mechanical Drawing. i i 1 4, WM Wye, ,VN Mr.SchIecht setting up for blast off. Y Academics!67 Mr. Schlecht getting rocket ready to fire in Physical Science Class. and it's off. Lights, camera, action. 68 Q-.,,, Mike McFarland demonstrating his cooking ability in his English speech. P, ,M ,ivww 0-wif' Stacy Cannon 81 Sandra Cook get ready for a puppet show in French Class. i i X. A. fi 2 N - Q ? x 'Qi' ' . Q X' ,, 1 NE N ae PM tile' 'il 1 Nw-,, Craig Smith proudly walks away with his award. K mt si' MW .. ii.. tu. ,gg t , 5. A V i ff mivr - T --s ip .. , r CSO . 5, VL f Vf- .wk 4,xtstE4xf,-..ea.w 9 Many guys Nc..- -- X xl is S :V-. r I ',. ---I .. , ' X n-,gr A K - V X , ,f2n,. .g.1t Q9 nav.-'v'4-. -.i'a eggs ex '.--'- -1?,','11l:-,':-k'-I-. ga. A ff ,,92.'.',xl,,'.1' ITL Q. 2.4-X 'J fiYw s'f.'9 grit' x'-Ziiwxr i t ':: '41i'-'fs' .SHNf'-it -.'Via'5'i . .ff Q S' , -.Amxx-Ei. . tg SJ enjoyed a game of football. Hitting The l3ooks?? The Spring Awards Picnic was a very fun-filled event for all who attended. As every year, it took place in May at the Big River Park. The program was sponsored by the National Honor Society for stu- dents who recieved academic recognition. The var- ious qualifications students had to meet before be- ing invited to attend the event were: must be receiv- ing an award, or must be a member of the Honor Society, andfor the student council. During the day these students took part in numer- ous activities such as football, frisbee, and volley- ball, with lunch being provided for everyone by the student council. As the day came to an end the awards were handed out. People doing the honors were: Mr. Curnutt, Mrs. Holmes, and Dr. Panagos. There were several peo- ple representing various civic and military groups, who also helped hand out the awards. Mr. Curnutt summed up the awards picnic by saying, I feel that this is one of the finest affairs of this type put on by any school in the state. It takes a lot of work to put it on, but our students deserve the best. Girls lounge in the sun. Spring Awards Picnicf69 Front: Rob Ser, Vanessa Barley, Scott Nelson, Angela Grant, Doug Granger, J , Mike Purkey. 2nd: Mr. Allen, Tanna Richardson, DaniLu Reed, Jenna Martin, Amanda McCord, Gary NelsorT'B'ar'rr1'y Pi'1'1't?Jr. 3rd: Larry Robertson, Angie Weis, Marie Nix, Melinda Robertson, Leslie Cook, Jason Scott, Gerald Lopez. 4th: Yvette Lomayesva, Lynette Stevens, Bryanna Perry, Steven Scott, Cody Romo, Joey Golding. Back: Cheryl McCabe, Agresta Lalo, Le,Ann,,Qnas, Sheila McCabe, Robin Howard, Tim Punks, Karla starr. il Front: Clo Burgholzer, Mary Van Hoose, Teresa Heer, Angela Pintor, Randee Scott, Agan Maldonado, Carmen Mejia, Mrs. Stewart. 2nd: Stephanie Taylor, Wendie Laughlin, Tanya Piper, Tammy Lyon, Stacey Thall, Lisa Loal, Tricia Short. Back: Donna Byers, Missy Aspa, Luceita Lee, Vicki Wiggins, Naomi Leivas. Missing: Connie Dominquez, Shannon McGuire. 7O!Band-Chorus ' is If ,,,, G ,XXV Hit T Beat mw Front: Mr. Allen, David Morgan, Angela Grant, Cody Rom , DaniLu Ree -Jason Scott. 2nd: Scott Nelson, Jason Specht, Gary Nelson, Rob Ser, Jimmy Robbins. Back: Camille Turnborf Mike Pur -'A X----X The chorus and bands have had a very busy year. Besides playing at the football and basketball games, they have had con- certs, parades, and have played at var- ious grade schools. The band has gone to the State Fair and also to a band contest in Mesa. The Jazz Band has been equally busy playing for local civic groups and grade schools. They have been busy getting ready for the Pops concert, Night of Jazz in April, and the annual County Fair. The P.H.S. chorus has been giving con- certs also. They have been preparing for a May awards concert and attended Solo and Ensemble. JW 111 Vanessa Barley, Angela Grant, Scott Nelson. Jazz Band-Band Officers!71 THE P RKER Bob Auston getting a good start. 3 I should've warmed up!! Gee Steve, you're right, this is like a ride at Disneyland! 72!Parker 400 Steve Taylor goes for the win. More bumper to bumper action at the 400. L, 3 lx. lg J- ,, Q, f, Lu, -1 ...sf-' - Q .,.-.4 1 v I ff wr-K -. W , .gwi ,- a Gas! I knew we forgot something!! Hey, where are the pits?? gb.. Paker 400!73 9 KO v QQ' K .QQUXQ 0,0 fxgggz QFQQ fdkgz-QNX rage, ing do N R Q Crk C 'R Chino Garcia and Diana Erwin, King and Queen. 900 we Prom Chairwomen Wendy Macey did a great job of organization and creativeness for this years 1987 prom, Stand by me. The Prom was held at Havasu Springs Outer Harbor. The seniors chose Chino Garcia and Diana Erwin as King and Queen, while the juniors picked Sean Garick and Jennifer Eldred as Prince and Princess to complete the Royal Court. ,g Tori Couture and Dani Lu Reed enjoy prom. Sean Garick and Jennifer Eldred, Prince an d Princess. Prom!75 Working For Credit Jennifer Eldred, Jennifer Erwin, and Anna Costabile walking around during the Special Olympics. 'f,,.,------M---- ' Alicia Jackson working hard at Tobys. Tina Woodside's future career at Badenochs, flipping bugers. 76!Work Experience Donna Tonkovich serving food at Baden- och's. ,it ' W Shawn Thompson helping at the Special Olympics. Rosalia Quintana discussing business on the phone at Western Auto. Do you want to earn money while earning credits toward gradu- ation? That is exactly what students enrolled in Work Experience are do- ing. Mrs. Shelton, the ad- visor, thought that most of the students enjoyed the jobs and opportunities open to them. P.H.S. stu- dents are employed in a variety of jobs ranging from food service and secretarial work to con- struction. All of these jobs have one thing in com- mon, they are all earning credits for the students. Work Experience!77 News Briefs The late Duchess of Windsor's jewels-306 rings, brooches, bra- celets were displayed before be- ing auctioned in Geneva for S50 million. -At the Academy Awards, deaf actress Marlee Matlin signed her acceptance of an Oscar for her role in Children ofa Lesser God. -Julius Erving, Dr. J. , retired after 16 seasons and more than 30,000 points from the N.B.A. -Ben Johnson ran 100 meters in 9.83 seconds, shattering the 4- year old world record. -Margaret Thatcher won her third straight election to be- come the first British Prime Min- ister since 1826 to take three in a row. -The U.S.S.R. celebrated the 70th anniversary of the great October Revolution. -Amy Carter, daughter of former Pres. Carter, was arrested for the fourth time for civil disobedi- ence. This arrest was for pro- testing CIA activities in Central America. -Knuckleballer Joe Niekro was suspended for 10 days for doc- toring a baseball with an emery board and sandpaper. -Milton Petrie, a multi-millionaire has been giving away millions to the needy. This year he ad- mitted to anonymously giving away S15 million. 78!World Events -Paul Newman won an Oscar as best actor for The Color Of Mon- ey. As a salad dressing chef he put profits of S5 million toward a Connecticut camp for kids with cancer. -Snow White celebrated her 50th birthday by being re-re- leased to theatres around the country. -La Bamba, a movie bio of rocker Ritchie Valens, who died in a plane crash at 17, became a box office hit. -The Great Basin National Park in Nevada, became the first Na- tional Park to be established in the lower 48 states in 15 years. -Oakland A's, Mark McGwire, 23, broke the major league rookie homerun record with 39 this season. -The worst forest fires in Califor- nia, Oregon, Washington, and Idaho since 1910 destroyed 900,000 acres. -The Minnesota Twins over came 125-1 odds at the begin- ning of the season to win the World Series. -Tania Aebi, 21, sailed her 26' sloop 27,000 miles in 29 months during her solo trip around the world. -South Korea experienced a year of rioting and demonstra- tions before the first presidential elections in 15 years. -Seventeen Arab League leaders met in Amman for their first summit in five years and ap- pealed for the end of the Iran- lraq War. -On New Year's Eve Dublin, Ire- land, began celebrating its 1,000th anniversary. -Fawn Hall, Jessica Hahn, and Donna Rice were the girls of summer, all being involved in public scandals. -First Lady Nancy Reagan under- went a successful mastectomy. -The Stock Market came crash- ing down to throw many coun- tries' stock exchanges into tur- moil. -The Constitution celebrated its 200th birthday. -Ollie North was a hero to some and a criminal to others as the Iran hearings got underway. -Spuds MacKenzie boosted sales of Budweiser beer. -The N.F.L. players strike lasted 3-V2 weeks. Owners hired re- placement teams to try and keep the season going. -The surrogate mother custody trial of Baby M gave custody to the father and adoptive mother. -A West German teenager flew undetected into Red Square in Moscow. -18 month old Jessica McClure survived 58-V2 hours in a 22' well where she had fallen. -The Gary HartfDonna Rice af- fair caused Hart to drop out of the presidential race and then to drop back in before the end of the year. -Prince Charles and Princess Diana stayed in the news with rumors of marriage problems. -Jim and Tammy Bakker's T.V. evangelical empire tumbled to ruins. -Fatal Attraction, a horror film about casual adultery was the year's runaway hit. -Best Trend-Couch Potatoe! -A New York garbage barge trav- eled 62 days and 6,000 miles be- fore going back to Long Island, still full of garbage. -Dennis Conner recaptured the America's Cup in Australia. -The Golden Gate Bridge cele- brated its 50th birthday. -Judge Borg's nomination for the Supreme Court failed to be approved. -Van Gogh's painting lrlses sold for a record 553.9 million. -Soviet leader Mikhail Gorba- chev pushed glasnost and arms talks. 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Dr. Martin- Luther King, Jr. fy QJJLXVVP IVLUPX I oliday, asking for the resignation of all agency A heads, a recall movement, referring to Black's as f ' pickaninny's, and cover-up of a SS350,000 cam- Cf 'bm C1 00,1 JJLL' paign contribution. As 1987 ended Mecham faced A W . , impeachment, a recall vote, and indictment. ful C-Lf K+9l'l77U CCC - The secondworst crash in aviation history, North- W, C r g west Flight 255, claimed 154 lives, 110 of those Fifi ff 1' by ff- I , from Arizona. The lone survivor was Cecelia Ci- I CC C at fx C771 chan, 4, of Tempe. , i -. 'W Pope John Paul ll visited the Phoenix area in Sep- f4I'WL'1 J ami' tember. The Phoenix Suns drug and gambling investigation fizzled out because of controversy over prosecu- tion and police work. The E.P.A. announced it will halt highway con- struction funds if Phoenix and Tuscon don't clean up their air quality. The Maryvale area experienced a cancer scare. The Rio Salado development, a 19-year project to transform the Salt River bed into a series of parks, died when voters defeated the property tax bill in November. Former Gov. Bruce Babbitt gained little ground in his quest for the presidency. St. Louis Cardinals owner Bill Bidwell announced the move of his N.F.L. franchise to Phoenix. The Cliff Dam project was stopped. Cliff Dam would have wiped out a nesting area for desert bald eagles. l girimddfb A OifQUFlC Qlfcxltl sy f C901 ctw World Events!79 K To paraphrase a country-music poet, if 1987 were a fish, you'd throw it back in. Fawn Hall's boss Cas Oliver North will be rememberedj testified about having had this neat idea, something about taking Khomeini to the cleaners. Donald Regan hung up on Nancy Reagan, who was accused of having a mind of her own. Conser- vatives correctly warned that if Howard Baker became chief of staff, the Soviet flag would soon fly from Wash- ington Iampposts. Reagan declared the cold war over, Gorbachev declared the Soviet human-rights record spotless, the Soviet rape of Afghanistan entered its ninth year. The trial of Klaus Barbie and the death of Rudolph Hess were faint echoes of another war. The Navy did what navies do, projecting American power, and the USS Stark showed that high-tech weapons can be rendered negligible by low-caliber officers. Margaret Thatcher won a third election, beating someone who spoke like Joe Biden. Patricia Schroeder said it's my party and l'll cry if I want to. Gary Hart challenged reporters to follow him around but warned they would be bored. ln December he said his lies, misjudgments and general strangeness are irrelevant to his quest for control of nuclear weapons. Lincoln, call your office: Hart says he is as qualified to be presi- dent as anyone who has ever sought the office. Give Aristotle the news: Hart wants his epitaph to read, He educated the people. Donald Trump, landlord and statesman, announced himself put out that politicians cannot solve problems that he would not put up with for one minute. The Beastie Boys Cno, not the Iran- contra gangj had their 15 minutes of fame, and George Bush made a determined bid for Iowa's debutante vote. Spam, Superman, and the Golden Gate Bridge turned 50, and on the Constitution's 200th birthday scientists surmised that George lll's loopiness was caused by his passion for lemonade and sauerkraut, both made in lead-glazed pottery. In the Central Afri- can Republic a man identified as the former cook for the emperor Bokassa testified that he had served the emperor a human body stuffed with rice and flammed in gin. For breakfast. Back in civilization, on California freeways pistol-packing drivers gave rise to a bumper sticker: Keep honking, l'm reloading. Thirty-two hundred tons of Long Island garbage traveled 6,000 miles in 155 days to a Brooklyn incinerator. The unpleasantness on Wall Street produced a satis- fying surge of schadenfreude about Yuppies getting their comeuppances. Insider Trader lvan Boesky was sentenced to go inside, and worried capitalist handed Harvard S30 million to fund ethics instruction at the Business School. The donor says: I believe ethics pays -that it's smart to be ethical. Galvanized by the deficit crisis, Congress required pizzas containing artifi- cial cheese to be so labeled. That supposedly will stim- ulate consumption of the real stuff, thereby saving a 80!World Events few million in cheese subsidies next year. In England, the Islington city council fine-tuned justice: the Gay and Lesbian Committee was renamed the Lesbian and Gay Committee. Galvanized by the AIDS crisis, Reno radio station KONE distributed 5,000 condoms im- printed with the station's logo. Apostolic asceticism is chic, but Oral Roberts got an ultimatum from God: raise a whopping sum by March or l'll kill you. God then stayed the execution. Stay tuned. Jim C God wants his people to go first class b and Tammy Bakker learned that there will be no more 559,000 shipments of truffles from Brussels for PTL bashes. Planned Parenthood, one of the voices of modera- tion denouncing Robert Bork's extremism, said that if Bork were confirmed it might take a constitutional amendment to make contraceptives available. Various similar groups, claiming to adore the Supreme Court as a guardian against passionate majorities, turned Bork's confirmation process into the first national plebiscite on a nominee. New Jersey said Baby M's natural mother would not be her actual mother. Victor Hugo was boffo on Broadway. The publishing surprise of the year was Allan BIoom's mind-opening The Closing of the American Mind. Two terrific nov- els, Presumed Innocent and The Bonfire of the Vanities, dealt with white professionals falling into the tolls of the criminal-justice system. Michael Deaver was convicted of perjury and Washington was shocked- shocked!-by his influence peddling. Garrison Keillor moved to Manhattan, where small-town gentleness is as scarce as Powdermilk Biscuits. 1987 goes on: SMU learned that there is learning without football, Michael Jordan demonstrated that the law of gravity does not apply to all equally, and Sugar Ray Leonard showed how elegant mayhem can be. A Dodger executive showed that he lacked the necessities for talking sensibly about the role of blacks in baseball 40 years after Jackie Robinson was a rookie. Was the ball juiced or was the pitching poor? There were a record 4,458 home runs-about 1.5 mil- lion feet of homers or three Mark McGwire homers laid end to end. A Kansas City relief pitcher, asked if the problem with his shoulder might be mental, said, t'How could it be mental? I don't have a college education. Yogi Berra, the syndicated movie critic, confused Glenn Close, the actress, with Glen Cove, a suburb. Death, as it must to all, came to the American wom- an ofthe century, Clare Boothe Luce. It also came to one of America's great artists, Fred Astaire, and a great merchandiser, Andy Warhol. Danny Kaye was what a wise Walter Mitty would want to be-extraordi- narily talented, life-affirming and kind. Babe Herman was one of three Brooklyn Dodger runners who arrived at the same base. Ralph Waldo Taylor, dead at 105, was the last of the soldiers who charged up San Juan Hill NASA switched on a computer capable of 1.72 billion computations a second, and a Citicorp report said that good information is as important today as it was when carrier pigeons brought the news that Nelson had triumphed at Waterloo. The English language is an- other year older and the worse for the wear, with a supermarket chain Cno, not the one advertising semi- boneless ham J announcing that it is open H24 hours a day and urging customers to check local stores for exact hours. Someone should send those folks, and this year, to the camp that describes itself as offering individual attention to the minimally exceptional. George F. Will, Newsweek: January 4, 1988. Quo table Quo tes Every day tell someone, 'You're doing a good job. ' -Slo- gan prompted by a Virginia Beach, VA radio station. These things have a symbolic value. -Dr. Spencer Weart, a di- rector at the American Institute of Physics, on the 51.2 million an unknown bidder paid for a handwritten Einstein E:mc2 pa- per Terry Anderson, my brother, has been held longer than any other hostage. On Dec. 10, it will be 1,000 days. -Peggy Say, calling for a special envoy to work on Anderson's release. Success in this operation is not just separating the twins. Suc- cess is producing two normal children. -Dr. Mark Rogers of Johns Hopkins, where Siamese twins Patrick and Benjamin Binder, joined at the head, were separated. l'm not running for President, but if I did- l'd win. There, I said it. -New York real estate mogul Donald Trump. Most people say they're Ron- ald Reaganf' Nurse at a Texas clinic advising an AIDS-test pa- tient howto keep his name con- fidential. l'm asking you to help extend my life. We're at the point where God could call Oral Roberts home in March. -An appeal for 54.5 million by the evangelist who threatened to die if the money was not raised. When a person has sex, they're not just having it with that part- ner. They're having it with ever- ybody that partner has had it with for the past ten years. - Otis Bowen, Secretary of Health and Human Services, in a warn- ing about AIDS. World Events!81 1 Rodeo '87 Let's rodeo ya'll, for it is that time of year again! The excitement and thrills began on the evening of Oct. 10. There were several events ranging from calf roping to the crowning of the new Ro- deo Queen. Miss Kelli Clark, the 1986- 1987 Queen retired her crown to Miss Judy Krippner, the 1987-1988 Queen, while Princess Vickie Hatch retired her title to new Princess Angel Wilson. Con- gratulations Judy and Angel, have a yee-hawin year! 7 i'i' Judy gets her horse ready for the show. Riding in the ring. 82!Rodeo Cynthia Diekmann, Faith Swisher, Angel Wilson, Judy Krippner. LQQLL 61 XQQY, X 509-,Q QM CWMD we GQT To 'FQKEQODS .WJQ-QQ O D6 QF 'mg pxgqzsj N Qfxgfp 'N YUOQ. YA f 5 ST XOYN X HORPQ 'rc , 4410599 PK 40 fO NOD Spree X if 1 Q O ff? Jr f ff I ,, I! i7 RYA f 'X ' ff ' f V' I '!' A x, A I V S.fKxCkK'v45L 5xm01?Eli2Y' C99 , if J-jk! 1' t li 252' C1292 QD XXOQSQ O9 Cx y X Rf ks ' X 2 'QSL , , C w S M Q i S? v V A 1 1? ,: WX L if Qi Y'Z?7 LlQ 55 X 3 QF Ng ,mm E .ff 2 -1 f I 1' 1 1' l .J 'T Q'u5'V DON T 661' MQ BETTER 7 Zi, fix- Atg pnfss IJut Wanna B In Pictures! .,...., I .,,, 5 . , ..., . ..,.,. .. .,.,... .,., , . .....,,:.. ..,,,. . .. ..,:,,. . w ' g FN ms A discussion between classes. W .,... , 5 , ., ,, W u -b mf vi., ,Q-v--on --ii' -'1 1 ..., 1-irpfrfzi ,, , .,. ..,,,..., : 4 Patrick Eddy 8l Charlie Aspa walking to class. 84fGoof-Off Snack Shack, a busy place before classes. Q r :, . g E A,j,,,, i w Manuel Villarreal 81 Edgar Torres wait for lunch to end. Jason Lovell getting to class. Crowded sidewalks at P.H.S. Sean Garick 81 Jonathon Moore. Goof-Off! 85 m y ORGANIZATIONS Publications-Journalism This year's Publications! Journalism class is quite dif- ferent from past years. Both of the classes are now com- bined and work as one. The publications half of the class captures memories through- out the school year and then designs the yearbook. The editor of Publications is Don Mackay, Photo Editor is Lau- rel Simola, and Advertising Editors are Dora Yee and Mi- chelle Stevnes. The Journalism half com- poses stories based on scho- lastic and world wide events. These stories are published periodically throughout the school year. Editor of Jour- nalism is Dena Berg, Sports Editor, Jennifer Eldredg Asst. Sports Editor, Layla Younis, Asst. Editor, Stacey Cannon, and Page Editor Yvette Echandi. The ring-master of these combined classes is Mrs. Uden. Rhesa Stidham puts the finishing touch on her article. 88!Publications-Journalism QS Juv r . .W .. - , Class members discuss among themselves for ideas. Front: Michelle Stevens, Dora Yee, Donald Mackay, Laurel Simola, Jennifer Eldred, Yvette Echandi, Dena Berg, Layla Younis, Stacey Cannon. Middle: Denise Odom, Rosalia Quintana, Patty Haag, Heather Dailey, Lydia Gonzales, Katie Strickland, Melonie Woody. Back: Sandra Cook, Rhesa Stidham, Michelle Friel, Tiffany Nichols, Jennifer Woodard, Amy Harris, Shawnna Heynen. Actors and Actresses work best under pressure! -Mrs. Pence Front: Rachel Woods, Jennifer Rideout, Shawnna Heynen, Amy Lerma, Tracy Embry, 2nd: Cindi Devall, Lilly Marquez, Rochelle Silva, Amy Harris, Melissa Thall, Dani Reed, Toni Angulo, Doug Granger. 3rd: Sandra Cook, Denise Odom, Michelle Stevens, Paula Harris, Erin Cole. Back: Michael Williams, Robbin Grubb, Robert Ser, Davi Reyes. Drama '88 This year P.H.S. had a new club start on campus-The Drama Club! With Sponsor Mrs. Pence, Props Dir. Ms. Pumphery, and officers: Pres. Shawnna Heynen, V. Pres. Jennifer Rideout, Treas. Amy Ler- man, Sec. Rachel Woods, and Public Relations Tracy Embry, this club started off with a bang. Their goal was to bring theatri- cal arts to the high school, and demonstrate their talents. In their first performance, on Feb. 8, they did just that by expressing their techniques in a series of five skits called Drama '88 . The year was wrapped up with one large play. President-Dale Hoover, Vice President-Matthew Rovey, Secretary! Treasurer-Leandro Chavira Vice President-Donna Tonkavich, President-Laurel Simola, Secre tary!TreasurerARobin Pack i C e I' S Secretary'Dora Yee, President-Eric Brandt, Vice President-Sean Garick, Treasurer-Melonie Woody 6. MQ fb Q15 President-Anna Gonzales, Secretary!Tre-asurer-Karla Starr 90!CIass Officers fi, i 1 I Q, 1 or eee -Q Vice President-Stacey Cannon, President-Camille Turnbow Secretar- y!Treasurer-Nora Trevino Student Government At Its Best This years Student Council Sponsored by Mr. Goldsberry were really in the spirit of things. They set up pep assemblies, spirit week, and homecoming. They also helped prepare food for the annual award picnic at the end of the school year. Student council was also responsible for changes in the school's constitution and started a Wall of Fame, which recognizes former Parker High School graduates. M .N,v.s xmm-Saw-Nvfe k wM,w.N,sm ,... ,. we L.-ss Dale proposes his highly intelligent plans. President Eric Brandt and his hardworking staff. wg new :rf You'll get your turn Sean after I'm through playing with it. Front: Sean Garick,Eric Brandt,Dora Yee,MeIonie Woody. Second rowBfTricia Careyjff Dena Berg,Jennifer Eldred,Nora Trevino,Laurel Simola. Third row: Don Macliay, Denise Odem,Michelle Stevens,Lucrecia Moreno. Back row: Camille Turnbow,Stacey Cannon. Students Represent P.H.S. At Boys And Girls State 'ldv' Gail Lewis Dora Yee N is 4 Ph'll'p L 1 y Eric Brandt And Girls State N - r ,., T 92' ' ' Members enjoy the luncheon. l tif Front: Jennifer Eldred,Sean Garick,Dena Berg,Dora Yee,Michelle Stevens,Heidi Lamb. Row 2: Kristen Storrs,Kelly Hughes,Katie StrickIand,Lisa McConnell,Gail Lewis,Tina Woodside,Rachel Woods,.lennifer Rideout. Row 3: Andrea Lopez,Erin Benson,Philip Lovejoy,Craig Smith,Eric Brandt,Leandro Chavira,Matthew Rovey,Melonie Woody,PauIa Harris,Amy Harris. Back: David Nelson,Dale Hoover,Scott Nelson,Tracy Embry,Chris Granger,Willy Martinez,GIen Brchan. ational Honor Society The National Honor Society start- ed the year by selling their famous Spirit Buttons and sponsoring the Homecoming Alumni Tea, which turned out to be very successful. Mr. Curnutt, sponsor of the N.H.S., along with the members decided that for their annual trip to the coast, they would like to see Univer- sal Studios and the Gettysburg Mu- seum. At the year's end, N.H.S. sponsored the annual Academic Competition and the Awards Picnic. This year's officers were: President- ,Dora Yee: Vice-President, Sean Gar- ickg Sec.!Treas., Dena Berg, St. Council Rep., Jennifer Eldredg Pub- licity, Michelle Stevens, Sergeant-at- Arms, Heidi Lamb and Donna Tonka- vich. Smile Tracy! National Honor Societyf93 The Future Homemakers of America had a busy year. Start- ing with their performance at the State Fair, called Body Works , they continued to sell Balloon Bouquets to all who wanted them. The sales of the bouquets helped raise money for the Spring Convention which they attended. Officers elected for the year were: President, Lucrecia Moreno:V. Pres.,Annissa Carter: Sec., Carmen Chavira: Treas., Heather Dailey. Lucrecia Moreno prepares for cooking. 94!F.H.A. 4' Members whip up something good. 1 ,wx J! -, U Front: Cynthia Cambista,Merna Diaz,Aracelli Correa,Carmen Chavira,Lucrecia Moreno,Stacey Cannon,Robert Ser. Row 2: Laura Rabago,Veronica Diaz,Nora Trevino,Sara Johnson,KeIIy Short. Row 3: Jeri Burns,Stacy Cobb,Carey Eng- berson,Cindy Engberson,Kris Saunders,Terri Goode. Row 4: Norma Ortega, Nora Rabago,AngeIa Grant,Heather Dailey,Joyce Fisher. Back: Luceita Lee, Qgfff?l.E1l2S'f: . .Because Drinking C5 Driving Dont Mix S.A.D.D. members horse around. S.A.D.D. members at a meeting. ront: Board Member Dora Yee,Board Member Tina Woodside.Sec!Treas. Missy Aspa,Board Member Jonathon Moore. res. Michelle Stevens,V. Pres. Gail Lewis,Board Member Alan Yee. Row 2: Brian lv1cDonald.Nora Trevino,Angela Walker, aurel SimoIa,RocheIle Robertson,Heidi Lamb,Jan Fahhholz. Row 3: Rachel Woods,Cindy McDonald,Amy Harris, Denise dom,Conchita Garcia,Lesley Knox, Ted McGuire. Row 4: Sylvia Hurtado,Kristen Storrs,Stacey Cannon.Layla Younis,Kelly nider,HgMrp.Jennifer Woodard,Leandro Chavira. Back: Shawnna Heynen,Paula Harris,Amy Lerma, Regina Fernan- ez,Tiffany Krahenbuhl,Camille Turnbow. Michelle, isn't she organized? The 1987-1988 school year was a busy and rewarding one for the Stu- dents Against Driving Drunk club. They hoped the activities and events they performed this year, would get the students and community more aware of S.A.D.D. This goal was clear- ly reached throughout the entire year. S.A.D.D, planned many new activi- ties this year that were designed to grab the attention of the community and of the students. Some of the events were: Parent's Night, a New Year's non-alcoholic party, valet parking at the Prom, and a S.A.D.D. rally which involved all the other S.A.D.D. clubs along the Colorado River. President Michelle Stevens said, I believe this year's S.A.D,D. club has made a difference, and has made people aware of the problem of driv- ing drunk. This difference she spoke of was evident through the enthusi- asm ofthe club members and the re- ceptiveness from the community. During all the planning and crazi- ness of getting everything ready, S.A.D.D. members made sure that ev- eryone knew why they were there. That message is: Drinking and Driving Don't Mix. S.A.D.D.!95 96!6th Man Club 6th Man Club The 6th Man Club is a supportive group for the high school basketball team. The main idea is to help spread enthusiasm throughout the student body. The Club is a very vocal group at home basketball games. They make posters and have special surprises forthe girls and boys basketball teams. The officers for this year include Donna Tonkavich QPres.J, Slick Simola CVPJ, and Sirena Crosson CSec.j with Mr. San- dusky as the clubs sponsor. t 1 v 1 x l , .Ml Front: Laurel Simola, Donna Tonkovich, Sirena Crosson. 2nd: Kathy Moores, Heather Dailey, Tereas Pesheakai. 3rd: Rachel Woods, Amy Harris, Alan Yee. 4th: Dora Yee, Heidi Lamb, Michelle Stevens. 5th: Monica Nelson. Carmen Chavira says Who's my wrestler again? l......4.A- nL-..-..- 1i.,.1.,-- i hz., 1-UL, I ,,,, n .nz -nc. I Front Row: Rosalia Quintana, Carmen Chavira, Pres, Conchita Garcia, Vice Pres: Laurel Simola, SecTresg Angie Wies, Olga Lopez, 2nd Row: Lily Marquez, Ludina Yazzie, Jean Joshevama, Sirena Crosson, Melissa Thall, Dani Reed, Shawnna Heynen, Amy Lerma, Tracy Thall, 3rd Row: Andrea Lopez, Heather Dailey, Laura Lopez, Patricia Spencer, Erin Benson, Stacey Gass, April Enz, Neda Nopah, Toni Angulo, 4th Row: Lynette Stevens, Teri P Peshlakia, Donna Tonkavich, Patty Haag, Tiffany Nichols, Nora Trevino, Tawnya Taylor, Jenna Martin, Cheryl McCabe, 5th Row: Lesley Knox, lliana Limon, Jennifer Erwin, Lisa McConnel, Monica Riqer, Robin Grubb, Geri Fisher, Sheila Marquez, East Row: Yvette Lomayesva, Leann l2,n,as,,,Bryanna Perry, Regina Barrackman Takedown Cdmb'7g7Q if f 1 X Ky N F X sy Q fy' fx W A f ! M 1 X , , x ' . 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PHS OPP Antelope 3 9 Wickenburg 5 7 Buckeye 2 4 Kingman 3 1 Wickenburg 0 1 1 Bourgade 1 1 1 Kingman 7 12 Dysart 15 7 Antelope 5 4 Salome 14 4 San Pasqual 7 1 Kingman 3 8 Buckeye 1 1 3 Mingus 16 12 Mingus 1 7 Bourgade O 4 Payson 4 1 1 Payson 4 2 Top Row. Mgr. Jimmy Lotts, Dale Hoover, Shawn Miller, Sonny Eddy, Roger Hughes, Dane Dysart 6 6 Crawford, Mike Carter, Chris Strang and Coach Hondrum. Bottom Row. Sean Dailey, Robby Woodford, Nason Torres, Jeff Whittaker, Mark Haynes, and Don Mackay. 100!Varsity Baseball i if -nf- -4 at .. WN I.. as .,. . 2 5 uw.. 'Bw s 7 at . Robby Woodford pitches a strike. .,,- W , . ess k Mark Haynes at bat against Buckeye. The 1986-87 Varsity Baseball team got off to a slow start but through hard work and determina- tion they were able to pick up the pace and give the other A- West Division teams a fight to remem- ber. The team was com- prised of players repre- senting each class. The teams All Division players were Shawn Miller and Sonny Eddy, with Honor- able Mention going to Dane Crawford and Nason Torres. They were a strong team being able to over- come their faults and learn from their mistakes to make this years season an overall success, com- mented Coach Hondrum. 3'gN'kf3s...wls1eEQs:: il SSL.. K: A-2 Varsity Baseball! 101 f Shoi out 0 The Dark I' W' The Parker High J.V. Baseball Team walked into the season with very young, inexperienced players. 12 As the season progressed, the teams attitude enhanced and even- tually the team thrusted out of the 3 season in a burst of glory by over- I J, ,1.1.,- - whelming their last four opponents. 2 fl' ' Two team members need to be rec- A T . T f ognized for their outstanding achiev- V- mentg Lahonegi McDonald had an My 3 , jf 5 f and JoeGuth stole a grandftotal 1. Q outstanding batting average of .429 W 4 'fi 4 i X A -f tx of 21 bas l Fe'55rdTforTl'Te 1 season wa56 wins and 8 losses, which is indeed a great accomplish- ment for such inexperienced play- 1 1 ers. X fatter waits on deck. XJ Top Row: Coach Bornscheuer, Kerry Harned, Shawn Wilson, David Hinman, Lahonegi McDonald, Lorenzo Villa, John Nelson, Chris Villegas. Bottom Row: Ruben Castillo Cbat boyj, Tori Couture, Mike Brinkerhoff, Jeremy Mather, Joe Ggthery, Jeff Sanders, Andy Bojorquez. Wickenburg Buckeye Wickenburg Kingman Dysart Bourgade Buckeye Mingus Mingus Kingman Kingman Bourgade Dysart PHS 12 OPP ' 2 16 13 14 ' 6 10 ' 3 14 5 4 12 7 Kingman 7 9 11 12 , ' 6 10 ' 12 13 ' 6 5 ' 8 4 8 5 6 ',,.,f wf :iw i i Judy Krippner swings for another hit. K , X , :rw 'wr-mwcrrmmwwg ,,g,,,?,,,,,,M,,,,pWWM, Sk., .H ig 134 ,- Vf 3 wi 'QW JM , I ,, ' . ' X 4- f ,JN . ' 51.4 4 M. ,Ma wavy' I A ,'Q'ff?4w' I , ,W VV In 1 iw L. Jonathon Moore and Leandro Chavira wrestle at track practice. Chris Granger running for another win. Sports!103 fx X ' fi' PHS OPP Antelope 13 3 Wickenburg 13 6 Mingus 0 14 Mohave 11 10 Wickenburg 10 7 Bourgade 8 9 Kingman 7 10 Dysart 3 5 Needles 10 7 Kingman 14 15 Bourgade 10 8 Payson 7 2 Payson 11 1 Dysart 5 13 104!Softball ,fx ,gf i? ll 5 i Girls Post Best Mark In 8 Years! Top: Miss Ruff, Coach, Tiff Krahenbuhl, Heidi Lamb, Robin Howard, Judy Krippner, Cheri Hines Gail Lewis, Laura Thompson, Manager, Michelle Stevens. Bottomglzeakin l1nas,Shiela McCabe Jennifer Woodard, Tonya Smith, Vanessa CTweet3 Barley, Dodie Wallace, Manager. l Tina waiting for the catch. ,mmm Tiff winding up and ready to go. The 1986-87 Softball team had a great season despite the odds that were against them. The coach, Miss Ruff, who had been out of softball circulation for four years, returned to the field to embark on a quest for victory. Her determination was firm and the team spirit was strong, mak- ing the work that needed to be done fun, not a tedious task. The first half of the season was slow, howeverg the team ended the season in a Blaze of Glory . Tiff Krahenbuhl and Gail Lewis were overwhelmingly selected to the All Conference Team. Vanessa Barley known to her comrads as Tweet topped the season by being honored as the Most Dedicated Player. The final record of the season came to eight wins and only seven losses. Ms. Ruff displayed her expec- tations for next years season by say- ing, Our hope is that this is only the beginning. Cheri waiting to bat. Softball!105 snow sunt STRONG FINISH Eric Brandt sprints for the finish Richard Walrod flys over the crossbar. Front Row: Eddy Jimenez, Denise Castillo, Rochelle Robertson, Jean Joshevarna. Second Row: Mgr. Rachel Woods, Mgr. Cindy McDonald, John Lynn,.,Qa,rnijieW , Leandro Chavira, Sirena Crosson, Steve Philpot, Laurel Simola, Chris Granger, CoaEI'TRosa Cavazos, Coach Rick Carlson. Back Row: Troy Martin, John Irwin, Eric Drew, Leif Benson, Eric Brandt, Richard Walrod, Armando Torres. - Camille Turnbow successfully completes a hurdle This years 1987 Track and Field team had a lot of new faces and a great number of freshman. The team got off to a slow start, but after a couple of meets they start- ed to show a tremendous im- provement in their performances. By the end of the year every per- son on the team had achieved a personal best for their event. They were a great group to work with, they were very eager to learn and always gave 100921, commented coaches Cavazos and Carlson. The overall perfor- mances at divisionals were excep- tional. The following people took places in the tournament: Ro- chelle Rob 1600m rumlcamalle Turnbow-em in the 300 hurdlesl Eric Bandt5tl'T' in Pole Vault, and Eric Drew-5th in the 400m run. Not only did the team do well at divldisonals but, the following people placed at state: Denise Castillo-lst in the 1600m run and 3rd in the 800m run, Troy Martin-2nd in the 1600m run and 3rd in the 800m run, Rochelle Robertson-4th in the 800m run and set a new school record with the time of 13.20 in the 3200m run, and Jean Joshevama 4th in the 3200m run. Track! 107 Despite Injuries, Broncs End Season 5-5 The Varsny Footbmlteantsaw a better season this year than last with a 5-5 record. The Broncs fought wHh spun and deternunahon even though a lot of players were injured. g Guthep and Mike Johnson were ni onLLV.asaresmtofthe rnany hqunes. VVhen queshoned aboutthe season,Coach Hondrun1 said, Overall, it was an enjoyable year VVe pmyed hard and had our share of ups and downs. We had sonwe outstanding perfornwances and some exciting games to remem- berf' Ready to fight. x PHS OPP Needles Antelope Gerard Dysart Payson Pahrump Wickenburg Bradshaw Mtn 9 O 35 6 Boulder City 13 9 Buckeye 22 22 8 18 O 32 28 51 21 3 ' 18 27 . 22 23 Front: Gordon Stanley,Chris Harper,Chuck Esquerra,Leandro Chavira,Robbie Marchese,Mark Haynes,Buzz Gi- vens,Shawn Thompson. Middle: Coach Benson,Scott Patch,Tillman Welch,MigueI Gonazlez,Alan Yee,Dustin Miller,Scott McGuire,Tony Correa,Lahonegi McDonald,Coach Garrett,Coach Hondrum. Back: Coach Carlson, logfvarsity Football Coach Harmon,David Hinman,Willie Martinez,Bub NeIson,Armando BaIdenegro,Sonny Eddy,Joe Enz,Coach Bornscheuer,Coach Schlecht. 4 n R 0 . .mg-55 EQ E 'Sif- i in R ., Q X Q SW' Q u f .... I X . I mi. M fi ' e W als fi O . . Vw 5 Ag,. A Q .K f ,., N, -5 X - Aw A 2 f' Q8 Q Q35 3 xg . n Q . X .- . Q, X. ,,,,,,,4S S S X gy A X xx 1 .. X Q 'IT ' ... Q - ,. f --' :,,, wk ar S X Q fs w Ny ii X Si CK! Q K- 4 in X S . sh w -- -, 1 ff fm. . Q15 k . . ,, .V .55 Rv f 1 , I k . ' ,E . l 1 '.LL I A . - ' .... A- K - 1:X. .g,: W v..' R35 ' f L- K m ? X N' fb wi A y I -5 -ggh , 43- L L M X L -. 1 I Q M 5 - F4-L 'ig 2 Q , - Ng: Q, Winners ever Quit Winners never quit, and quitters never win is a saying that truely catches the spirit of the 1987-88 J.V. football team. Even though the team had a season record of 1-5-1, the-players nev- er gave up. Under the di- rection of Coach Harmon and Coach Benson team gained valuable ex- perience which will enable them to achieve success next year. PHS OPP Boulder City O 37 Buckeye 0 21 Bradshaw Mtn. 6 6 Lake Havasu O 14 Dysart O 28 Wickenburg 6 32 Antelope 42 14 Mohave forfeit 11O!JV Football ready to tackle. Front: John lrwin,Jo t ay Marquez,John Lynn,lXQgTenagliafCarlos Diakddy Jimenez,Steve Philpot, Joe Bovee,Mike . iddlez Coach Benson5 ,Mario Wmodpat Huffman,Cody Romo,Bryan Ferber,Jeff Sanders,Gabriel Bautista,John Simmons,Coach Harmon. Back: Tommy Peck,Dane Crawford,Toey Benson,John Nelson,Matt Rovey,Mike Johnson,Greg Welsh,Kerry Harned,Joquin Leon. The frosh football team had a fine season this year. Even though it was a small team, they tried and did not lose their confi- dence. This team was better than most of the frosh teams at P.H.S. They were 3-7, and won the close games. Coaches Carlson and Scmechtsam,'iheteanipmyed well, considering they did not have any past experience in foot- ball . With the start of jr. high football the outlook for future frosh teanws and P H.S.footbaH looks good. Ready, set hike!! Front: Stephen Eddy,Raymond Aspa,Sergio GonzaIez,Poncho Chavira,AIex Bautista,Mario Roble- do,George ViIIa,Luie Trevino. Middle: Coach CarIson,Richard Garcia,Ralph Choquette,Joey Gold- ing,Jerome Barley,Bryan Huffman,Coach Schlecht. Back: Hiawatha PoIIaca,Jose Quintana,Doug Granger,Doyle Fisher,Greg Martinez,Chris Robinson,David Morgan. ,W I Freshmen Football PHS OPP Boulder City O 45 Buckeye O 26 Blythe 8 6 Lake Havasu 0 36 Dysart 0 48 Wickenburg 8 0 San Pasquel 12 8 Freshmen Footballll 11 l4, Girls Qualify For State -lst Time Ever The 1987-88 Varsity Volleyball team had an ex- tremely great year from start to finish. Through- out the season they par- ticipated in the Lake Ha- vasu lnvitational where they placed 2nd. That didn't stop these girlsg no way, their hard work and determination not only took them to a play-off for 1st place in Divisionals but, all the way to State for the lst time in P.H.S. history. They finished the season at State with a good match against Snowflake., Cheri Hines was selected to the All- State Tournament Team, an outstanding accom- plishment for a lst year player. Ms. Ruff com- mented, Heck, what can I say? They're having a good year, and I think the kids out there are prob- ably the best Parker has to offer. They fight to win when they're behind, and they still want to improve their own skiIl. Throughout the season there were many records that were broken. Tina Woodside set a new re- cord in most point in 1 season with 1173 Tiffany Krahenbuhl broke the re- cord of most points in a match by scoring 20 against Buckeye while also setting new marks in most kills and most blocks. Senior, Gail Lewis, 112!Varsity Volleyball set records in most as- sists and now holds the P.H.S. career points total with 267. Coach Ruff was proud to have five players named to the All-Confer- ence Teamg Tina Wood- side-lst Team, Cheri Hines and Tiffany Kranen- buhl-2nd Team, and Hon- orable Mentions being awarded to Gail Lewis and Tina Seechoma. The fu- ture of P.H.S. Volleyball looks bright indeed! Tawnia Taylor gets ready to receive the ball .v Front: Tonya Smith and Tina Seechoma. Middle: Cheri Hines,Tina Woodside Gail Lewis Back Robin Howard,Gina Fernandez,Tiffany Krahenbuhl,Tawnia Taylor, Missy Aspa Salome 15 81512 Bradshaw Mtn 151310151510 Gerard 15 715 5 Lake Havasu Inv 2nd Place Buckeye 15 510151115 Payson 15 6 91515 2 Wickenburg 15 9 15 8 Dysart 151315 6 Mohave 15131511 Bradshaw Mtn 15 815 10 Gerard 15 615 3 Wickenburg 121515 71513 Payson 151315 6 Dysart 15 41215151 Lake Havasu 8151510915 Buckeye' 12151215 Wickenburgw' 15 615 12 Buckeyew 8151513 415 Snowflake 15119151015 t'Playoff 4 Divisionals t' 'l' 'State Buckeye 15-117,15-6,15-12 5 Tiffany Krahenbuhl gets one of her record breaking spikes. ' if rcrt ix, 2 WW-,Zi KJ! R54 as ' 1 Gail Lewis looks toward the stars. Go get 'em!! Varsity VolleybalI!113 Th Fi hting J.v.'s The volleyball future of P.H.S looks bright as the J.V. squad got off to an outstand- ing season with 9 wins in a row. The team was helped by a good serving game throughout the season. Coach Christianson com- mented, This is a fighting team! Not once did they give up a match, even when they were behind they fought it out as best they could. Salome 1315151315 5 Bradshaw Mtn 15 12 15 4 Gerard 131515 81513 Buckeye 131515 515 8 Payson 151215 6 Wickenburg 15 5 15 8 Dysart 101515 815 O Mohave 15 O 15 9 Bradshaw Mtn 15 1315 8 Gerard 1510 2151015 Buckeye13151315 Wickenburg 6 15 5 15 Dysart 15 414161510 Lake Havasu 1511 1416815 114!J .V.Volleyball s! Nicole Mayfield and Sara Johnson communicate on court. Front: Laurel Simola, Sammy Charnley. Middle : Nicole Mayfield, Vicki Wiggins, Dawn Zeyouma, Mary Van Hoose, Carla Howard. Back: CoachChristiansen,,Q,av ,N Sunshine Spencer, Erin Cole, Crystal Piger, Tina Welchr5'Sarah Johnson, Anna Gonzalez, Tammy Lyon, Mgr, -4 ,--e X' Slgmmf ' ip Q X A Q fir N j + Tfmf 4 X Jvfvuy EE limi Hwrk- Mme MZ-ff ,w lgcg ygcua QF 5 4? f QL LAI? QMAQVZ Z U51 Ymjif Qi JQA1- TGC? fgf+u-51 ,jg b O v'i f ivifZ M9-EVM? Rf . - ad L wfupiiyi OQGO C-wal emi J ,NJ +HJ5v Uy3x5fg KE Ulm l QAQQ WM EDF QQQLL fs H Q' 5: , . 0012 'Rl SX Q X ' ,NB cx 5 M ' ' yes X1 C: f Jx5QQ,xf E Vffiqxfa. sfffli A cw . U LN W' 0 Mun lx cN+-Hfz we P190 EW 'BNF TQ VE P Chow, TZVLKFHO4 XO . L,Q16DH VOQ If Q f fx-3 wbklwivixwzyg ygm DQ, ww Iii, QJILL SG, MW SLAYQAV gm img Comm AMD vzsw fmg ,fl ' VOQ AN f 5 v CMB AY C F w1 ?QQL3mf NRO C Mggex ESQ A. MQW L ? ff QXAJQQR , An Unexpected Season Jennifer and Lily running to we 7,,',,f Www I Chris says, the struggle is only half the battle 116!Cross Country gether sharing the pain. Sheila, on the finish iine. Chris Granger on the road. The 1987-88 Cross Country team surprised the entire student body and a few of their opponents with their success this year. With only five members of last year's team returning, the majority of the runners were inexperienced. The season started off slow but then shifted into high gear. At the second meet in Wickenburg, Jean Joshevama broke the course record. From then on, the girls team ran for a perfect 6-O record in dual meets. The boys were fighting just as strong with 5-1 record. Parker was up against A, AA, and AAA schools at the invitational meets. This did not intimidate the Bronc runners though. At Boulder City, 6 out of our 10 runners returned home with medals. At the Min- gus lnvitational, which is considered to be the lar- gest meet before state, the boys finished first and the girls took second. The Broncs' almost certain success at Divisionals was slightly detoured by several injuries. The boys team did maintain a strong third with second place only 3 points away. Seven of the P.H.S. runners qualified to run in the State meet: Aaron Denny, Fritz Clemens, Jonathon Moore, Chris Granger, Jean Joshevama, Sheila McCabe, and Julie Carlson. Each runner displayed great effort especially Aaron Denny and Jean Joshe- vama. Jean took 26th out of 145 runners, while Aaron finished 59th of 159 runners. With only one team member leaving, next year's team looks to be a strong one and most definitely a successful one. Front Julie Carlson, Lily Marquez, Jennifer Woodard, Cathy Mark. Middle: Bobby Hunter, Jean Joshevama l,QAJ3n.Enas, Sheila McCabe, Sergio Molina. Back: Darryl Jarnes, Jonathon Moore, Fritz Clemens,.Aaron Denny, Chris Granger, Danny Pintor, Delford Kuwanyaioma. Cross Countryf117 xii ,lg , CL gtjgdxmr We W 1 1- C f- , f Q 'if' 'fl Q WV i r ' fm 'fo JN ff' . .7f3'l LUX QNX- xi QJX, ax lib Jak!! ILJ J ,- kigv ,mvlfm VU? Nj W .JCL 'Y G , a 2 rj . 'Uv ' ' 'A' i YM ' e - WKHAXG UK Z ,i'v1, . N QNX' Mmm' 'x. '-Y, xii 09 V h J N3 1 V Xxnzfgjflx-fzxxg X .,,, f . V 12051 dx? Mg 8 UM U i it .FCS Nl 0? ,x f.-'O Exif XM? 'Weil Y WNV' HaV r WM if' Winning Season Jonathon Moore has opponent in a arm lock. 118!Wrestling a Ni. cy, if C ., HU-Q Gordan Stanley cross faces his opponent. Toey Benson turns his opponent. ew The Parker Bronc wrestling team gave first year coaches, Paul Olson and Tom Harmon a winning sea- son. The season produced many ups and downs as injuries plagued the squad throught the year. The team qualified seven of the Broncs' for the State Tourna- ment. They were: Toey Benson, Jonathon Moore, Gor- don Stanley, Leandro Chavira, Tony Correa, Dan Hiatt, and QQQLDiaz.QLtheSQQsmm.Q QQ ,second at the..tQ,urnament,gtheJ1Lghest place finish for a sophomore Bronc wrestlepe Iawamedthe Most Valiable wrestler award, Hardest Worker-DavE'l'RoElrIguez, and Most Improved-Sergio Gonzales. The team captains were Gordon Stanley and Leandro Chavira. Leandro Chavira ties up the arms. Gordon Stanley 84 Leandro Chavira lead Stephen Philpot turns an opponent for a pin. Warm-ups PHS OPP Angelope 31 36 Peoria 15 60 Cactus 43 30 Mohave 36 39 Kingman 26 26 Palo Verde 35 35 Wickenburg 27 45 Mohave 32 34 Dysart 59 11 Lake Havasu 24 43 Buckeye 41 34 Gerard 24 50 ..-4 'Q, Front: Sergio GonzaIez, aQ Jimmy Robbins, Stephen Philpot, David Rodriguez, Lean- dro Chavira. Back: Coa ' Olson, Dan Hiatt, Jeff Whittaker, Joe Enz, Toey Benson, Gordon Stanley, Tony Correa, Jonathon Moore, Coach Harmon. Wrestling!119 J.V. Wrestlers Gain Experience Youth and inexperience was what greeted the coaches when the J.V. Wrestlers started the sea- son. Through long hours of practice and hard work the team ended the year with a rewarding and sat- isfying season. We are looking forward to having these wrestlers out again next year, stated Coach Harmon. 12O!J.V. Wrestling -1 . QINV... is-new at it L -H-'vs' ts' . ,... 3r m x5'x ii. N :awww K www - Jon Irwin attempts a pin. Steve Kouba tries for a reversal Front: Javier Chavira, Luie Trevino, Gerald Lopez, Lee Busby, Tim Roberts Back Coach Olsen Bryan Huffman, Oscar Castro, Jose Quintana, Leroy Gray, Steve Kouba Ernest Antone Joe Bovee, Coach Harmon. T 55 Dfwff, X --W , - ,. .A , EWU' Wea, fpmfm f fc wb 1?-WSU 4 'fm KV ' h -I A K, X.,f4--1. f 907' TO mfL EZe'Y' VCU' XJXDJ yx D wif' . 1 4,4 1 V - 925555, Lf MEG' 95919 'g712c?'f7' Lf V-0'VNM Z, ,M . I, A , , fu 6mswrf5r-'+ wfavzfvowff Pwkfv 'QPWGW ' Wyfrwow- Lfcvla: WQVIJAJ Hfwi 191565250 XA X c:f'VcJ15'a?7. Y , , , L, , 7 ov-ff fgyfifdfly fllziweb Dfwfvff Wffffm W' fn 1 1 1 .VU Lf !4Sfv2O 'ID-5 f 7- 157. XDIQGMA Wav ga 'SZLL fwwcr w 5'NZ- , CA! 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Bub Nelson goes for two. Q s..'. 'r Success has become synonymous with the boys' basketball team. After another successful year, with a second place finish in the A-West divi- sion, the team was ready for the divisional tourna- ment. The many hours of hard work and Saturday practices were ready to be tested as they trav- elled to Buckeye. Coach Sandusky stated, I am very proud of these guys and all of their hard work because we were not ex- pected to be as success- ful as in years past. The Bronc pride shines on! Varsity Boys' BasketbaII!123 J Another Great Season PHS PP Mohave Antelope Lake Havasu Kingman Dysart Payson Gerard Wickenburg Payson Dysart Buckeye Gerard Bradshaw Mtn Buckeye Wickenburg 68 0 60 38 68 36 70 61 ' 68 57 70 45 45 39 54 42 Bradshaw Mtn. 41 33 ' 67 46 53 40 79 77 46 48 65 42 . 57 25 66 74 ' 70 124!J.V. Boys Basketball The season ending record of 13-3 for the J.V. Boys Basketball team was in a word, tremendous. From the beginning of the season to the end, the team ran over their opponents. Daily practicing and hard work really paid off for them. Con- gratulations on a fine sea- son. Tommy Peck goes up for two more. Front: Chris Harper, Ray Marquez, Sergio Milina, Eddy Jimenez, Dorian Jackson. Back: Kerry Harned, Tommy Peck, John Nelson, Mike Johnson, David Hinman, Greg Welsh, Dale Hoover, Coach Carlson. With Up and in. Move out the way, l'm coming thru. Front: Cody Knightpipe, , Charlie Aspa, Richard Garcia, Hiawatha Polacca. Back: Coach Garrett, Joey Golding, Chris Robinson, Doyle Fisher, Jason Specht, Danny Pintor, David Morgan. Z- Freshmen End 12-5 Record The Freshman Basketball team ended the season with an impressive 12-5 record. Coach Garrett said he thought that many of these fine athletes would be the backbone of the varsity squad in years to come. Congratulations to the team for a job well done. PHS OPP Mohave Antelope Lake Havasu Kingman Dysart Payson Gerard Wickenburg Payson Dysart Gerard Buckeye Bradshaw Mt Antelope Buckeye Wickenburg forfeit 65 37 49 29 48 59 ' 58 69 65 47 42 40 63 37 Bradshaw Mtn. 64 37 ' 46 50 48 43 46 63 45 36 n. 59 23 47 41 44 43 ' 39 42 Freshman Basketball!125 Go For Broke The 1987-88 Varsity Girls Bas- ketball season was a huge suc- cess. They played a total of 22 games in the regular season and ended up 22-O. For three years in a row the Lady Broncs are the A West Divisional Champs, and once again they will represent P.H.S. at the State Tournament. The Parker Girls have shown a huge amount of spirit and motiva- tion to go through this season. They are a short team, but what they lack in height they make up for in speed and determination. Miss Voegtli, the Parker Bronc coach, was quite satisfied with the result of her team's season, and as always happy to continue the season on to the state games. The Parker Girls Basketball pro- gram has always been an example of excellence. They have shown their skill and sportsmanship on and off the court. They gave each game their all and have given truth to their famous saying, UGO For Broke . Front: Laurel Simola, Tina Woodside, Rochelle Robertson, Jeanette Joshevama. Back: Gail Lewis, Cheri Hines, Gina Fernandez, Tiffany Krahenbuhl, Shannon Ameelyenah. 126 Tina Woodside for two ,WW A X r ,N 1 X X lm , X-X 1 X 1, 7 X XX.. X, .WX 1 XX.. .XXXXXQXYX ' -- w 2:3 XV .. .. .. WW K, ,Xdgrss .::,,:X4,s5. -ggssesefl:-1-fy . 51. ,... .M . ---- as -X X -X VXXXki:3,kg:ag f1f X. - ,i w ,, ... ii ' ' YA? . . ' ' XX i , '- ' fff, -'i5s11i:5W...F21f 'fff'9,f:.i-1''i 'kkL f ' . - if I. uf ' 'V -1 'if on - ' A-f ' -- ,gg , K .1 -- - p 1 -- f- 1 ,Q , .... - if' A ' 'i A I 0 X .... gk lf, ,,X...L ..,V -K A K ' Tiffany Krahenbuhlup and over the top. PHS OPP Mohave 77 44 Lake Havasu 64 56 Kingman 66 43 Wickenburg 81 31 Gerard 67 40 Flowing Wells 67 58 Buckeye 66 42 Dysart 84 16 Payson 54 34 Mohave 65 44 Gerard 74 18 Bradshaw Mtn. 79 33 Buckeye 31 30 Payson 68 24 Dysart 62 20 Buckeye 53 38 Gerard 58 31 Bradshaw Mtn. 50 38 Bradshaw Mtn. 67 30 Buckeye 61 52 Round Valley 40 64 Varsity Girls Basketballf127 J.V.'s Hard Work Pays Gff Hard work and dedica- tion paid oft for the GirI's J.V. team as they won all of their games except for one. The girls played well as a team and gave an excellent effort throughout the entire season, stated Coach Cavazos. We are looking for good things from these girls in years to come. 4 Ennmmv' Leanne Enas goes up for 2. PHS OPP Mohave 39 10 Lake Havasu 55 25 Kingman 50 38 Wickenburg 54 17 Payson 57 42 Mohave 50 27 Brashaw Mtn. 41 28 Buckeye 29 51 Wickenburg 56 27 Payson 50 48 Buckeye 41 31 A Front: l-ea5nneXEnas, Vanessa Barley. Middle: Carla Howard, Sheila McCabe, Tina Welsh Back 128fG'r'5 J-V- Basketball Sirena Crosson, Missy Aspa, Qirnille Turnbow,WQara3Johnson.,n QTQQE, mum QQQLVBQUQ9 Hgw Q 1 f Gssw sau ffVLCUflCg QMUQC73 Qjll GEOM5 W QQQQLD- Ulu balm md STSWWUOQ W MPM ,,, 6 gimm wk QW QTQVQ LU GL MCB MG gm? ALIAMQCD 7 gm as bmw ESULQBMS cxkmmf 56 ' . Quad www Emil Hcwmg Q1 Gdocvob L JVQVVMQ., 5105 udcw QLQDLQCLM5 mu LQVLQM Swcym UM LQMQUQM VQQQJA Aww M9163 -MCH OQMQ CMU Sc Q Wm gb QQQQX5, QQQLQBQ SWKQD14 MCA CQLQQ CJOCW ,gm f guwm EQUVQQLQLQ 905921 ME QIQGWQSU Sm ESLLQLUUY ululugp 123,93 CSL JV tif ' My G ww 5wQLM gQ gym lfgjlcf M gpcmgxm wok :L fwwamw gamma. 1 MWQ QMM vm UQ WQCM QBMAQS CL .gum AQ QQXMQ. ESQ Wm mmf Wd CHROME HOLLM fum, I mlm Wi w3LU,EoYf+ C10 Uv GMO ffmmm Q6 Www M pmiwmamdx dg H Q 0 EQ GLCBO i4 QQQUKQ 01 QRQCH auwmww 462 QQMQ QMQMQAL QQ Wm Q51 M053 3 if Autographfl The Cheer Leaders S 130!Varsity Cheerleaders Dena Berg Captain Jennifer Eldred Julie Brantingham ?KTricia Careye? Layla Younis f - 'i Ak X If pemtte LOW 'f an 7' .. Mascot' 'V - v-.------,...,, X- I ' . WD 35 Q The Varsity Cheerleaders worked hard throughout the summer preparing for camp. During the four day camp, they learned many cheers and chants. They returned home as thei'G Qrfor the third year in a row. On De- cember 26 they travelled to Nashville to compete in the Small Varsity Division for the ICF Cheerleading Champion- ship. Even though they did not make the finals they were hap- py with their performance. Again the Cheerleaders repre- sented P.H.S. in an outstanding way. Varsity Cheerleaders! 131 Sparkle And Shine The J.V. Cheerleaders are a group of girls the high school can definitely be proud of. Not only do they cheer for the J.V. and Freshmen sports, but they represent P.H.S. with out- standing showmanship. The squad attended camp in Pres- cott in early August along with the Varsity squad. They won various rib- bons for creativity, cheer execution, stunts and jumps, and sparkle and shine. They received a sparkle and shine ribbon every night of camp, which is awarded for outstanding spirit. On the last day they also de- fended the Grand Champion title for the second year in a row in their division. The J.V. Cheers really cause P.H.S. to sparkle and shine. mlm OL i-loazlotoy , , , HOOKFL Julie Hernandez, Sherri Cook,,1ennifer Erw nl j arp Stacking the spirit 132!J.V. Cheerleaders C . K-. Q- X f W -sr lb EW 'Ei QYf'25 i RF 5 QHSV 55565 -4 Q 3 fig 5 3, QQ , I Sf , . Q x3fgv?v:g?wE'S if -fd-f eg, jg?-3-Q ff' 25 fwffsii FQQQS Q-9 jf a' 1, 2 P lag' Q. 6232- We Q TXOKQQ Efpjifigffg gg, gi A: 3g52gJg5g it 2 34265 gems Q3 58 we gi:.1 Egg' XG 15 ,-LlU.m Jqazjf .x-- C, -+7 N 5 eng E gaw- L U 9 ' U XJXQQW' Q ' ig LSE ,3 3 ff? QV 59S3 fi 3 f 1 Sgidfii gif as fi ig GX M. -m4 Q 2 ,AIYQST Hmhb H AX E ',EW V1 P,Hgn?g? , FZ, 5552255 Qjgciii .,g. y5:1iE WEEE? J MQQQJ' EEEEgQ+J5QggQ: 2 Wg geggsgf xgdf' Q ' P.m'j' ,555 N 5355 Sr? ig Q xg F- J? 213 W3 is f SQ? Poms of '87- '88 Hey everybody . . .do the wave! 134! Poms Denise Odom Tam: Hall Allyson McMaken Nora Trevlno Kristen Storrs Sandra Cook ZLL K 5 uh QQ!-U35 'J m Poms or football players?! The 1987-88 Poms were a very dedicated squad. They had a rough start by losing four of their members before school even began. But the six that were left did an outstanding job up un- til the middle of the year. Towards the middle of the year, they lost two more members out of the six, but the four left didn't let that stop them from showing their sparkle. The Poms set many goals for themselves at the very beginning of the season. One was to at- tend summer camp at N.A.U. which they achieved and at which they performed excellent- ly. Another was to attend the Fiesta Bowl competi- tion. However, due to un- forseen circumstances, they did not get to attend. Through trial and error, the Poms accomplished very much. They over- came several obstacles throughout the year. and came out on top. Much appreciation goes out to each Pom member as well as their sponsor, Ms. Katy Sipes. rJoms!135 1987 88 Coaches Lotts Athletic Co ordmator Maya Men s Athletic Director Mr. : ' - ' Mr. : ' ' ' Ms. Voegtli: Women's Athletic Director Varsity Girl's Basketball Mr. Hondrum: Varsity Football Varsity Baseball ' Mr. Bornscheuer: Varsity Football . J.V. Baseball Mr. Oftedahl: Cross Country, Track A Mr. Schelcht: Fr. Football Mr. Carlson: Fr. Football ' J.V. Basketball iii Mr. Sandusky: Varsity Basketball Mr. Garrett: Varsity Football Fr. Basketball Ms. Ruff: Varsity Volleyball Ms. Christiansen: J.V. Volleyball ,QQ- Ms , V Mr Mr , Mr Ms . Cavazos: J.V. Basketball Track . Olson: Wrestling ig . Harmon: J.V. Football Wrestling . . Benson: J.V. Football . 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Daddy 81 Mom Scott McGuire, Congratulations! We knew you could do it. No words can express how proud we are of you!! The future is yours, but we will always be here, as we love you very much. Sincerely, Mom and Dad Robert Marchese, Congratulations Rob!! We are proud of you. We know your past success will only be exceeded by your future achievements. All of our love, Dad, Mom, 81 Natalie Congratulations Kelly Marie Hughes for a job well done. We knew you could to it. Love, Mom and Dad Dora, You have done such a wonderful job and we are so proud of you!! May all your dreams come true, because you deserve the best. Love, Mom, Dad, Doris, Adam, Alan, and Arthur Dear Patty, lt seems such a short time ago your first day of school, now here you are ready to graduate from high school. lt makes us a little sad, but so very proud of you. We love you a lot little girl, and you have always made that real easy for us. Love, Mom and Dad Tina Gorman, Each day you attended school, we often wondered what the whole purpose was because you had your parents constantly hounding - Get your homework done!! Listen to the teacher!! Quit goofing off! on and on and on Now, the day has finally come to walk proud and know in your heart that you have 156!Senior Best Wishes reached your goal. My dearest daughter, I love you and am very proud of you Continue on with your education and let God lead you in the right path. Love, Mom and Conrad Heidi Congratulations and best wishes. Love, Mother, Dad, Jimmy, Jessica, Lamont, gl Mickey To our daughter Gail, As you graduated from 8th grade you spoke these words, Getting into one of the top positions in my class was hard work. This honor was not given to me, I had to earn it. This was accomplished by good study habits, discipline, and attendance. Through out your high school years you have accomplished those words by being a part of the National Honor Society, holding that grade point average for athletics, and most of all, representing the Junior Class at Girls State in Tucson. We are proud to have a daughter like you who can make decisions and know what she is looking for in life. We appreciate all that you have done and wish you the best as you go on. Go for broke!! Class of 88 Love, Mom and Dad Lewis Congratulations Donna Tonkovich. We are proud of you. Mom 81 Dad Congratulations to our Grandson, Eric Brandt, We are proud of you and extremely happy with your scholastic achievements in high school. We're especially proud of your turning into such a fine, considerate, loving, thoughtful grandson. Pursue your dream in college!! You can do it! Our prayers are with you!! Love from Grandpa and Grandma Schramm Nancy, Congratulations and best of luck. May God grant your every wish. We are very proud of you! Mom, Dad, 81 Oscar Jr. Yo, Angela, you did it! We are proud of YOU!! God has blessed you with so many wonderful talents. We pray you will continue to develop and use them to glorify God. We Love You, XO Daddy and Mommy XO Senior Best Wishes!157 Denise, Congratulations you made it. We knew you could, once you put your mind to it. It's been a long three years huh! You really made a good Pom girl. It's all over now, you can go onto bigger and better things. Good luck in college or whatever you do. Love Mom 81 Beckie Dear Pooder, We wanted to send this letter to you to let you know that you're very special to us. We've shared a few bacon cheeseburgers together and we know what those burgers do to the Pooder. All kidding aside Pooder, Tom and I would like to wish you the very best in your future endeavors upon your graduation. You are a real go-getter and with your delightful personality we know you will strive for and achieve the goals you have set for yourself. We are very happy that we got to know you and work with you as you are a ray of sunshine to the people around you. Again good luck to you in whatever you do and we love you and will always remember the fun times we've had, you will always be our Pooder. Go get 'em kid. Love ya, Tom 81 Bon Bon The Dock Restaurant Big River, CA. Robin We are so proud of you and all that you have achieved throughout your school years. Congratulations hon- you've done it!! Love, Brad, Mom, Dana, 81 B.J. Donna Byers Congratulations Donna for a job well done and the very bes in the future. Love, . N Mom 84 Dad r 51 U f gif! 5 VKAILIWX, I To my loving daughterg H A 4' ,U Always cheerful, A X , . Never blue. ,Wig ff? Giving freely NY Q4 ,ji ' V ls part of you. L ASL X ff Every wish V . my ,ffgfgg , if With hope WMS WA . gy Ensued: .. 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