Peoria High School - Panther Yearbook (Peoria, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 212 of the 1976 volume:

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A -5 xWMi'?-f:,:f,- ' A .L2 - , F V V vw' A .Q :MEL FQ 4 J , 1- -., - k,.4'E,' .N J k .1 ., .-AI'-.1 x , ' -wha. NNN ., , '?4d2.1.f.f4fff 5 5, 3 . M -'f'L f. ' ' Ha. 'ag 5 rw 11 ki-.qQ? 'f-.gf - , .Lp ', ' A . , ,. , Q I, uf W 1 , .km -H .,. JW, V K, Lafp 3543 gil?-QQ VK fl-.,-:4ei.v,sr W- -Q' 5 -Q. '--H, Y ,, ,,. ,F . , V 5Y'W'Uim4' 52P37P,..w-an-'sf 4 ' A g,,f--fp, -f .R L 33, .- ,M ,iIy ,. . .AH.,, , 4- 9 5. Q1 vm, , , E ws W J,.,,f ff, ' Q -X 'mf ni 5- . .Msg Q fn Q' Homecoming Features Groovy Movies The theme for Homecoming this year was Groovy Nlovies . Events filled the week of Homecoming. The first activity was a tug-of-war contest on lVlonday, followed by pin-up day on Tuesday. On Wednesday everyone came dressed up as their favorite movie star. Voting for king and queen candidates took place on Thursday and the evening was topped off by the Pep Rally. Friday the floats paraded through Peoria and were judged as they went. That evening Peoria beat Greenway 34-20. The dance ended an exciting week. The burning of a Greenway Demon tRightJ highlighted the Pep Rally. Lower Right: Homecoming Royalty, Yoli Olibarria and Nlark Barden during halftime. The dance lBelowJ was held in the new gym for the first time. W V l i If V I A -P Sgr i ls Q , Top: Seniors' float won first place with their theme of Towering Inferno . Middle: Juniors placed second with Tidal Wave . Left: Peoria's victory over Greenway. Right: Sophomores discuss problem with lean- ing goal posts. Below: Kris Trost, Cindy Lyall, Pam Esposito and Tracy Thomas dressed up as their favorite K?l for dress-up day. Center Right Sam Dilettoso and Bobby Graves practice the art of flower-making on the junior float. Bottom: Yoli Olibarria and Patti Fowler take a paint break as they make last-minute touches on the senior float. .J 1 j, J omecoming Raises Spirit fr f, 4.3-7 1 Upper Left: Last year's Homecoming King, Willie Gutierrez, crowns Yoli as candidates look on. Upper Right: Charlie Chaplin lalias Karen Espositol. Left: Yoli and Mark show their emotions while posing. Above: Panthers Cheers, and Poms bring crowd to its feet. Underclassmen Place 3rd and 4th Right: The Sophomore float, based on the movie The Sting , placed 4th while the Freshman float KBottomJ got 3rd place with the theme of Jaws . Both classes worked hard on their floats during the week. 'W ',-.J rw f . . 'Y avvvv ' ' 6 if '54 s J ,,. 5 1 A Q 'S , c if l at V' ' 'E k 3 A H 5 ' .pq , .ptgy .r 7 .cms 'vl Upper Left: At halftime, Tony lBig Dog! Santa Cruz works up team spirit during a pep talk in the locker room. lAre you still looking for your socks, Tony'?J Coach Williams lAbovei wipes a tear of happiness from his eye as Peoria tromps the Green- way Demons. Left: Virginia Garcia con- gratulates Mark Barden after the crowning ceremony for Queen and King. Lower Left: Virginia Garcia and Willie Guiterrez, Class of '75 Homecoming Queen and King, present a gift of flowers to Virginia's parents. Virginia was the eleventh Garcia to graduate from PHS. This year's carnival brought in a large crowd plus a big profit. It was held on the football field and unlike last year, this time the track was predamp- ened. This was approved by everyone, especially those with bronchial asthma! The Junior class raised the most money with Sen- iors following. Representing the Junior class were John Collins and Karen Esposito, who were crowned this year's Carnival Royalty. The Interact Club's hard worked paid off with their booth being voted Best Decorated . All in all, the carnival was a big success and was enjoyed by everyone. 'Huang 1975-76 Carnival King and Queen: John Collins and Karen Esposito '.'! 'live s Frosh candidates: Rita Napolean Sophomore Candidates: Lori Senior candidates: Mark Barden and and Carl Josey Whitehurst and Rodney Forgia Cecelia Moreno Carnival Brings Fun and Laughter yu sf Top Left: As all little kids know, getting sick at a carnival is half of the fun! Top Right: People wait in line before taking a trip in the Space Walk. Left: The German Club rounded up a few of their clowns to sell baloons. Below: Does anyone know where the bathroom is? Band Blackouts Bring Out Talent , .V KA. l 1-,Q Clockwise From Top: Alice Kostas placed 3rd with her Hawaiian-Tahitian dance. First place went to Sybil Harris for singing The Way We Were . Stacy Simmons, Cindy Lyall, and Cheri Hall got 2nd place for their blacklight dance to Not Fragile . Above: Jim Trenbeath and Matt Kelly did a fantastic job of hosting the Band Blackouts, Between acts they kept the audience entertained with their usual humor. Left: Cheri Beauchamp once again per- formed at the Band Blackouts. Cheri has always added an extra touch by singing and playing the guitar. The Band Blackouts, sponsored by the Band, has given us a big variety of entertainment. People you never would have dreamed of having the least bit of talent get up there and show their stuff. We'd like to thank everybody who par- ticipated in the Band Blackouts. You did a fantastic job! Christmas Assembly Raises Holiday Spirits Right: A special girls portion of the Choir performs for the school. Below Right: Cheri Hall tries to bring back the toy soldier in the Poms and Cheers' skit. Below: These four girls entertained everybody by singing a few Christmas carols in Spanish. They all did a great job. The entire student body and faculty enjoyed the assembly. It sure gave us all the old Christ- mas Spirit! l -.. l T M.-5 ,PKWQ ww' .-I Left: Santa Claus? Is that really YOU? Below: The crowd at the assembly focuses its attention on the entertainment. Below Left: Cheri Hall and Joyce Bafford as the babes in the Babes in Toy land . The skit was put on by the Poms, Cheers, and the Mascots. Below Right: A Happy wish for everybody. . of .rsr lg ME YM 5. . n 1 A L . ,'ss ' 1K gig.11 .,iif-gg W - 5 . - rel K NEYF YEA if ' gl ' -Z sf ,Q Xl.y A I ,V.. A A - Q A' yi ' - B 1 . :,.QKfs, fwiff- Y V 5 in X K K B ss-' Q, t,,,'r K is - sees B K K k K k V. ,3.:.t1..,. u Wy: K ,, :K ffl- iw-eg' 5-'K' 'Ki ' X -f ,..x.,X-gig, ., , KTWITKKX K -. P K . -1. fijafg fi ss,. ,ggi 3 , 1-1 B 'Q K 'K 55' jf' K Ky- swf!--K fs '--' A515141 K K' ' If K T' K K 5 i ,A E .' fewlEf1E: .,5'1.l1 'Q K W my ay , V ,l ya ,. sy y J ffjggf iy Ktfj ' gg, ixi. i ',-K , KK , we K f Q 5, :QsK5f,gg ,B . . ef --'Mia'-' ull' Student Elections Draw Potential Leaders The Student Body elections drew a big crowd of candidates this year. Interested juniors were asked to get signatures from seventy stu- dents, five teachers, and five stu- dent council members. The candi- dates campaigned for three weeks by hanging up posters, making speeches, etc. On February 24, elections were held. Running for Pres. were Lisa Moore, Sam Diletosa, and Andy Chagolla. Running for Vice Pres. were John Collins, Barbara Root, Cyndi Lopez, and Omar Cobos. Candi- dates for Treas. were Gretchen Vendeville, and Ginny Craig. Trying for Corres. Sec. were Chris VanMeter and Dean Powell. Run- ning for Active Sec. were Kathy Rener and Jeannette Davis. Student Body Candidates. Standing: D. Powell, S. Dilettoso, J. Collins, C VanMeter, A. Chagolla. Sitting: G. Vendeville, J. Davis, B. Root. Lying Down: L. Moore, K. Rener. Not Pictured are C. Lopez, G. Craig and O. Cobos. CAMA? l'lf' .rw A z QM FFA and FHA Choose Sweetheart Bachelor The Sweetheart Dance, sponsored by the FFA and FHA, was held after the last basket- ball game of the season. FHA chose the Bachelor and FFA chose the Sweetheart. Unlike past years, the Sweetheart was chosen just from among FFA members. This was because the Sweetheart has to attend FFA functions and must have some knowledge of what FFA is all about. The Bachelor, Sam Dilettoso, a junior, was chosen for the quality of the cherry pie which he made. All Bachelor candidates had to make a pie. Fortunately for Sam, his turned out the best. The Sweetheart was Nancy Bango, a sophomore. During her reign as Sweetheart, she will attend the FFA Banquet and compete with other Sweethearts for the State title. Top Picture: The candidates await the announcement of who will win the title of Bachelor and Sweetheart. Right: Sam Dilettoso and Nancy Bango pose in front of their respective titles. Left: FHA members prepare the heart for the Sweetheart Dance. Bottom Left: Teresa Johnson, President of FHA, congratulates Sam after announcing that he won Bachelor. Below: The Sweetheart Dance was a great success as shown by the enthusiastic crowd. 75-76. . ,A Headline Year There were many events that influenced major decisions in almost everyone's life. The following are some highlights, good and bad, of 75-76. THE NATION AND THE WORLD: Louis Bombacino, former underworld member who testified for the FBI, was killed when a bomb that wa.s planted in his car went off. Bambacino had been living under an assumed identity in Tempe since testifying against the Chicago Mob. In November, Judge Robert Muir ruled that Karen Anne Quinlan, 21, must be kept alive by her doctors, if possible. As a result of combining tranquilizers and alcohol, Karen had been in a coma for seven months. Her parents had requested legal permission to turn off the respirator and allow Karen to die naturally. In numerous cities doctors went out on strike in protest of malpractice insurance rates. The Los Angeles area was hit the hardest in early January. Phoenix voters elected their first woman mayor, Mrs. Margaret Hance, Americans and foreign investors began pulling out of Beirut as government troops and guerrillas stepped up their war. In Africa, The Angloan war continued and foreign mercenaries were being recruited around the world. The big craze of 1976 was having a pet rock . Even a Pet Rock Show was held where rocks were judged on their ability to do tricks, their personality and general appearance. Patty Hearst, granddaughter of the famous William Randolph Hearst, was captured by FBI agents in San Francisco. Simbionese Liberation Army members ha.d kidnapped Ms. Hearst 19 months earlier. She testified that they had brainwashed her into participating in their activities. Ms. Hearst was sought as a fugitive after she was photographed holding up a bank and identified as a member in a shootout. A forest service employee claimed to have been picked up by a flying saucer in the Heber area in October '75 and to have been held captive for several days. Several other employees claimed to have seen him disappear near a saucer-shaped object with a blur glow. Their stories were confirmed with lie-detector tests. School bussing created bloody conflicts in Boston and Louisville. Japanese Emperor Hirohito visited the United States. Supersonic jet Concorda created a controversy when it was given clearance to land in the United States. The supersonic jet is banned from production in the U.S. FDA ruled that companies can no longer use Red Dye No. 2 in their products. After running tests on rats, they feel that Red Dye No. 2 may induce cancer afte long usage. IN ECONOMICS AND POLITICS: Two assassination attempts were made on the life of President Gerald Ford in the fall of '75, The first attempt was made by Lynette Squeaky Fromme, an associate of Charles Manson. The second attempt was made by FBI informer Sarah Moore. Both attemp were made in California. Economic conditions were still bad as inflation climbed, unemployment lingered around 92, and prices soared on many items. Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, former Governor of New York, dropped out of the 1976 political race. Although he gave no specific reason, politicians speculated that it was to prevent dissention in the GOP party and to free President Ford to pick a more acceptable running mate. In November President Ford fired CIA Director William Colby and Defense Secretary James R. Schlesinger. George Bush succeeded Colby and Donald Rumsfeld replaced Schlesinger. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger also stepped down as head of the National Security Council and was replace by Lt. Gen. Brent Scowcroft. Postal rates were increased on Dec. 31 to 13C for first-class mail. It was previously 100. New York City went Bankrupt during fall of 1975, while W. T. Grant announced bankruptcy and closed its doors. PEOPLE: Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton were remarried and established their new home in South Africa. Rex Stout, famous mystery author, died. He was the director ofNero Wofe and had written 52 books which had sold over 45 million copies. in 22 languages. Euell Gibbons died of natural causes at the age of 64. He was a famous naturalist who had made numerous TV commercials. Generalissimo Francisco Franco, 82, dictator of Spain, died after a lingering illness. He had been dictator for 36 years. Dame Agatha Christie died at the age of 85. She was the famed creator of Hercule Poirot and Miss Marple, fictional detectives. Dame Christie sold more than 85 novels in her lifetime. Percy Faith, famous musician and conductor, died at the age of 67. On January 9, Chinese Primier Chou En-Iai died of cancer at the age of 78. Chou had been premier of Communist China since 1949. Eldridge Cleaver, in exile for 7 years, returned to the U.S. to face charges of attempted murder. Cleaver, a radical during the 60's, said he would rather return to the U,S, and face these charges than to continue to live abroad where even less freedom was available to him and his family. Cleaver has spent his 7 years of exile living in Cuba, Russia, and France. Sal Mineo, 37, was stabbed to death outside his Hollywood apartment. Mineo was an actor and at the time of his death he was rehearsing for a play. Lily Pons, an opera singer, died of cancer at the age of around 70. LGE J. Cobb, another actor, died of an apparent heart attack at the age of 64. SPORTS AND ENTERTAINMENT: Pittsburg Steelers defeated the Dallas Cowboys 21-17 in the Super Bowl. ASU was ranked 42 in the Collegiate Football Ranks in the nation after it defeated 5th ranked Nebraska in the Fiesta Bowl, 17-14. Oklahoma, who defeated Michigan, was rated ffl. The Cincinnati Reds won the World Series by defeating the Boston Red Socks, 4 games to 3. Muhammad Ali held on to his heavyweight title by defeating Joe Frazier in Manila during the fall. The short-lived World Football League came to an end as the organization crumbled from lack of funds. The most popular movie of the year was JAWS, The Bermuda Triangle created a new controversy in literature and on film. df School Life Offers Something for Everyone iff Out of the years of life, commonly called high school, there was more than books and studies. Loves, friendships, good times and sad times...they were all a part of our life. Snack-bar smiles, dances, going to the VI after the games, and playing buck-buck at lunch were some of the best times of our life. l F' 'arf Q f we--1 'l l ru-1 ll The campus was brigtened up by the painting of the garbage cans. And we'Il probably never forget braving the early morning winter to pick up report cards. 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The delegates learned about the problems and de- cisions a new country might face. Model UN was held in February at the U of A. State lt'S a Meaningful Experience The 28th Session of Boys State was held at NAU. Peoria dele- gates were Dan Pickering, Jeff NlcKenzie and Val Cobos. Jim Collins was Alternate. Dan and Jeff were appointed Deputy Sheriff. They kept law and order by arresting people for speeding in the hallways. Val Cobos was Sheriff and kept busy supervising and wearing his badge. Val also was a member of the House Representative and Dan was the County Attorney. Jeff said, It was hard work in the day- time but a lot of fun at night. They stayed active playing racketball, basketball, and eating. LeeAnn Loerzel and Lisa Lopez were PHS's delegates to Girls State, held at U of A LeeAnn was appointed City Electrician, and L Isa was the Sanitation Engineer. LeeAnn called State a fantastic experience! Miscellaneous Honors Bring Pride to PHS Right: Jim Molesa, winner of the Betty Crocker Award, uses his new-found talent in the kitchen. Below Right: Ken Lewis attended the Spring DECA Conference at ASU and won first place for Sales Demonstration. Below: Randy Jennings, a jun- ior, won a Fine Arts Award for his unique ability in art. All of these students did a great job of representing Peoria with their individual talents. Opposite Page, Top: Parliamentary Procedure team mem- bers, who won first place at the district contest, are R. Kloft, M. Bell, K. Williams, C. Osborn, K. Esposito, J. Whitehurst. Front: C. VanMeter, M. Kuhlwein, W. Fritz. Bottom Picture: Mary Lou Watt won first place at the Peoria-Glendale Jr. Miss contest. NLITY There were many awards handed out this year. Some were personal triumphs, while others were school victories. Among the individual efforts was the Betty Crocker Scholarship. Jim Molesa was one of the three males who took it. Jim was the first guy to win the scholarship since 1948. Randy Jennings felt a real sense of pride for re- ceiving a Fine Arts Award. Representing Peoria's DECA group was Ken Lewis. He won first place for his Sales Demonstration. Our FFA Parliamen- tary Procedure team won first place at the Black Canyon FFA District Parliamentary Procedure contest. The contest was held at Peoria with five other schools participating. Mary Lou Watt won first place at the Peoria-Glendale Jr. Nliss con- test. She won a S100 scholarship and an oppor- tunity to go on to the state contest. Top Three Students Receive Honors Lisa Lit, Valedictorian for the Class of '76, came to Peoria her sophomore year. Being the kind of person that gets involved, she became Student Body Historian and was chosen for Model U.N. She carried this involvement over to her senior year by being elected Senior Class President and becoming a member of the Annual Staff. Lisa graduated at the semester break. She kept herself busy by working and going to Scottsdale Community College. She returned to Peoria in May to deliver her speech at graduation exercises. Lisa was chosen as Valedictorian on the basis of her grade point average, which was 1.0. When asked about her plans for the future, Lisa replied, I'm going to go to England to become a Horse Nlaster, then come back and get married someday. Lisa has always been a horse lover so it was almost inevitable that she wanted to go into a field that dealt with horses. Jim Collins, left, was chosen as co-salutatorian along with Jeff McKenzie, below. They were tied for second place out of the entire senior class, each with a grade average of 1.029. Both were involved in sports and clubs throughout their high school years. Jim was in Student Council since he was a sophomore and was Student Body President his senior year. He was in football all four years and in baseball his sophomore and senior years. He was an active leader in everything he joined. After high school Jim plans to go to the University of Colorado. When asked what he'd miss most about high school, Jim said, Not being able to bug teachers, the friendly atmos- phere and the excitement of the library. .Jeff was active in baseball and basketball all four years. He was chosen to attend Boys' State and was President of Interact his senior year. Jeff had many interests, one of which was cars. He like to fix them, take them apart and whatever else needed to be done on them. What will I miss most? That's easy, said Jeff. Athletics and the coaches and all of my friends. kilt' W in ,Q V r - -S xifwl - xv A 6 t . x Ma' 'C S I 'M .X ' X will x ' M QTIIIUM IN QS -X 1 OU' 6 .00 W o 09' bow' And the Band Marches on Through Games.. .Assemblies State Fair A . 1' 1 s , x , I ' . , : .fi I i 8 .Ol br K, . 4 f 4 t 'if '1' Y jf.: ' ig- - 8' .Q A 'B ' ' sf- . if Q. S Y - . y ff, ' 'Q ' '12 1. 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Taylor, T. Tewers, C. Ulbrich, S. Waddell, D. Willoby, J. Williams, D. Wilson, L. Wilson, T. White, D. Wolff B. Young. Drum Major is James Bayes and Twirlers are Tracy Thomas Cindy Holly Marci Wells an All' I-i d ' ' ' ' won ear. This year's band has played at all the pep assemblies ff and games, and has gone to the Arizona State Fair to fi march. Mr. Weller has done an excellent job with the if wb band this year. I Right: Mr. Weller ponders over new ideas for the march- ing band. . K I ' , Q is-.ar nl .M Ni' 4 - L A Q, -QQ k',f.-,.fQ 'Q V Q... A L ::.... 'Q' .v f, - , V 5 c , , , ,B lllv 1 :nu-nn va-up--r pg,- sv- . - -' wfg,,...- 111 n Q.. ...nn K: f 1 A ' ,A - r. n.. L 0 :fn mo. .Q -ev, 1 , . ' 1, .4 J' . as-wr, -: .f-ru... --'. V- - . 'Am--2 'f we . , ....,..-X , iff xc X. ..k Us ' Md iv, ,.r 1 4 ' ,. 3 ,. V ,fly ,, y' e .. . , Q 6 4 1 Upper Left: Band members pay close attention in order to get every note right. Left: Band members are shown taking a quick break during a game. Upper Right: Drum major Jim Bayes is shown catching the Baton at the begin- ning of the Homecoming game. Lower Left: Band members stumble over new formation during practice. Musicians Set the Mood Juniors and seniors who maintain a high grade-point average form the honor group of the band a group known as the Lyres Club. , Q, , Stage Band members are formed from the Panther Band and perform for special events. li Lyres Club: Front Row: T. Mabbitt, C. Ulbrich, V. Mattoon, T. Mesaros, T. Freet. 2nd Row: R. Pennock, C. Loehmann, D. Willoby, T. Tewers, D. Gilsdorf, M. McAllister. 3rd Row: M. Wells, T. Thomas, J. Bayes, R. Baker. 4th Row: P. Taylor, C. Holly. 5th Row: Mr. Weller. Stage Band: Front Row: L. Holly, P. Taylor, T. Moren, M. Dezember, B. Rowell, J. Padron, J. Bayes, D. Mercer, R. Raymo. Back Row: J. Strickler, T. Dezember,C. Ulbrich, D. Gilsdorf, R. Baker, D. Merdick, D. Wilson, M. McAllister, D. Willoby, C. Loehmann, L. Lederer, Mr. Weller. -.N si-.Q Top and Above: Band members provide musical en tertainmentat the Christmas assembly. Left: Band officers: lst Row- T. Freet, V-pres. 7 V. Mattoon, sec.: 2nd Row- P. Nash, soph. rep.7 3rd Row- D. Wilson, frosh rep.3 J. Bayes, drum majorg Top- B. Powell, tres.7 C. Ulbrich, pres. Merrily They Sing Along L to R. lst Row: V. Matthews, L. Burks, Mrs. Campbell, J. Badillo, S. Edwards, 2nd. Row: T. Myers, T Wilson, M. Wilkerson, J. Spitzer, C. Grimes, D. Sigrist, J. Gann, S. Eoff, 3rd, Row: M. Zullo, A. Walker, J Ledbetter, V Wilier, R. Dass, P. Fine, L. Forbes, D. Woff, S. Starr, D. Childress. 4th. Row: T. Burdo, K. Beyl, M Hill, R Cunningham, J. Reeves, JJ. Sears, Z. Walker, R. Flavell, F. Shaw, D. Call, L. Bates, D. Dutton. Not Pictured J. Eoff, A. McDaniel, T. Snowberger, B. Woff, S. McCrary, T. Towne, V. Slater, T. Fret, C. Henck This year the PHS Choir, under the direction of Mrs. Betty Campbell, performed for the Student Body at the special Christmas Assemble. They also gave a Christ-- mas concert and were invited to sing before a number of Sun City civic groups. Right: Terri Burdo performs during the Christmas Assembly. X rf X killful Twirlers Enhance Half-Time With Talent , Q-1-'V ' K A i sk , 1 A V5 f, -4 .1 H . Y 'xinwisf i i 1 i i Top-Left: Marcy Wells, Right: Allison Heard Botto LftT yTh RhtCdHlly Varsity and JV Cats Get on the Good Foot .Er. . .Paw?! Peoria Panthers Promote Pep! The Varsity Panthers-Valerie Weiler and LeeAnn Loerzel-and the JV Panthers-Jeannette Davis and Linda Holly-were always an expected part of the cheering P ---' W force. They were out there yelling and fooling around while boosting spirit for the team at every game. Both JV and Varsity panthers were out in force at Homecoming l and at the last football game against Agua Fria. You 1 always see them at Pep assemblies and you never see 1 them without a smile. Opposite Page Far Left: Linda and Jeannette. . . how's your love life? Left: LeeAnn doesn't have to smile if LeeAnn doesn't want to. Middle Left: Looks like Linda's gonna punch out their whole team!!! Middle Right: Who's that? Why that's the lone Panther. Bottom Right: Valerie and LeeAnn give us one of those beautiful smiles Panthers are famous f . V, lx Q X iii W ,, x Q itfl if JU Ml!! PJLSS xx U tr W M 4 at r' Q ij? Q1 it l N it A ills 5 l 'NL L by ,pl wt i fi f fx 49 1975-76 Varsity Cheers: Front: Debbie Stump, Debbie McCarty, Stacy Simmons Middle Menma Pecma, Cindy Lyall, Yoli Olibarria. Top: Joyce Bafford, Cheri Hall The Peoria Varsity Cheers had alot of fun keeping spirit alive this year. They worked hard all year long, but their work started long before the first football game. After tr outs in A ril the new line had to get organ Y P ' ized. Then in May, they attendedaworkshop atA.S.U. along with other schools from all over Arizona. They then competed against these schools and incidentally, our Poms 84 Cheers left with the most awards given to one school. In July, they attended a cheer camp at N.A.U. There they received a couple more awards to add to their growing pile. But it isn't all fun and games. These girls practiced at 7 o'clock every morning during the year. It is very hard to practice two-bits when you're all snoring! But it's the thought that counts and the Cheers' hard work was appreciated by everyone. Varsity Cheers Have Super Spirit Opposite Page: Debbie McCarty walks away vic- torious after a battle against Apollo players. Left: Stacy Simmons imitates Coach Maas at a pep assembly. Bottom Left: Cheri Hall and Joyce Bafford have just waken from a long winter's nap while Debbie McCarty narrates. Top Right: Betsy Maas and George Washington lalias Joyce Bafford and Cheri Halll have bicentennial spirit. Bottom Right: Santa's reindeers-Linda Holly, Nancy Bango, Debbie Stump, Valerie Weiler, LeeAnn Loerzel, Jeanette Davis, Menina Pecina. K, Y . if' v Q 1 J.V. Cheers Boost Team Spirit s M K ..,., 4 K htb' ' Q 1 V. sf. 1975-76 J.V. Cheers: From To : Frances Collura Denise Carney, Lori v-of P Whitehurst, Lisa Whitehurst, and Nancy Bango. I The J.V. Cheers did a great job this year. They supported the Junior Varsity Teams and spurred them on to a great season. They helped put out some great pep assemblies. Thanks, to one of Peoria's best squads ever! Top Right: Frances Collura rides off into the sunset. Bottom Right: J.V. Cheers perform at a basketball game. Below: Toy soldiers march at a pep assembly. Fresh Cheers Add to Peoria's Spirit Team um-A' This year Peoria finally got a much-requested Frosh cheer squad. The Cheers provided en- thusiastic support for the freshman teams. By the end of the season freshman spirit was better than ever. The 1975-76 Freshman Cheers, Front: Kathy Kelly, Standing, L to R, Kathy Lomuscio, Donna Tribelhorn, Theresa Wilson. 1975-76 Poms Adds Style The '76 Poms Were: From L to R. T. Guyton, T. Adams, M. Watt, M. Lanza, R. Ziegler, R. Watson, M. Flynn, K. VanMeter, T. Wieler, V. Hartwig, C. Hoopes, J. Adams. Poms add spirit to school life. Sponsored by Mrs. Moman, the Pomline perform at athletic events and put on pep assemblies. Their entertainment is super imaginative. They cheer on our athletes and reward them with cupcakes and flowers. To raise funds, the Poms sponsor dances, wash cars and put on food sales. The girls practice an hour, four mornings a week. They are assigned choreo- -- graphy on special novelty dances. K- to Games and Assemblies 4-1 -- -lv- ikl l .-in an B- A lk .Mg Top- The PHS Pom Line stand while watching the football game. Middle- The Poms per- form at the Christmas assembly to JingIe Bell Rock. Bottom Left- As the school song plays, the Poms put their talents to work. Bottom Right- During a short break, the Poms relax. ,un Multu- -I QQ lsvgiifial ' Liglii ,ifgfvs-1 ,Q ' ,s .t-L Fl-IA Prepares for Future Years Left Front-Row: B. Lopez, J. Vinyard, P. Fowler, C. Romero, D. Todd, J. Prather, L. Maltby, C. Ramsay, M. Osuna, C. Hobbs, D. Cornwell, J. Mortensen. Left 2nd Rowg L. Cortez, K. Telfer, P. Bango, T. Verdugo, K. Kelly, L. Adamowecz, J. Trenbeath, L. Johnson, Center Sittingg L. Lorzel, S. Williams, T. Johnson. Center Standing Front, C. Hall, C. Farley, C. Haskins, A. Reynoso. Standing 2nd, Row, C. Gay, K. Key, C. Tartaglia, G. Adamowecz, Miss Makowski. Right Front Row, A. Newton, M. Hill, J. Spitzer, S. Esposito, L. Karsky, G. Gallifant, L. Vasquez, R. Watson, P. Bertucci, V. Matthews, M. Wilkerson. Right 2nd. Rowp C. Medina, D. Matthews, C. Clyde, L. Jones, B. Byrne, C. Durby, C. Brannigan. Not Picturedg S. Davis. 4 FHA's activities this year included bake sales, roller skating, a candy cane sale at Christmas and a carnation sale at VaIentine's Day. They also sponsored 2 dances, including the Sweetheart Dance and a 60's Dance. But one of their most unique activities is their annual FHA Initiation called the Baby Party. Opposite page: While Jami Spitzer holds her doll, Charlene Haskins blows up a balloon. This page: Karen Key puffs with her balloonp Candi Ashworth smiles for the camerap Lisa Adamowecz gives a true baby pose. ' ' ' .X o . . .. s -1 - .w,f. irf,t.wshi-f-v.sy,,,J.:, Y A . .s wg, SQVCY I-A i ,. ,I V Wi ji W M.. 'k Newspaper, annual and photo staff have all been organized into one unorganized period. Mrs. Hudson is always on the rung getting uptight over deadlines, smoothing the problems, ordering us back to work and supplying snacks. Photo Staff, Opposite Page Top, under Carl Ulbrich, developed pictures for us. Patti Fowler, Opposite Page Bottom, hustle to turn out the paper every 3 weeks. And the Yearbook Staff, Below, under the leadership of Lisa Moore, turned out this masterpiece for you to cherish. None of it would be possible without our MOM, Mrs. Hudson. Right: Editors Lisa Moore, Patti Fowler, and Carl Ulbrich are flanked by advisors Mrs. Hudson and Mr. Hildreth. Below: Newsppaer co-editor Norm Fox takes a quick bite while copy-reading a story. Pu bl ication Staffs l llliiliilll r mmol mmf -.ve nm an-fm. Yu W pi pi -.- ,,. mnvii- LIBB ff. 4 From Left to Rt: Jeannette Davis, Debra Cornwell, MOM, Lanell Martin, Debbie Stump Paula Francek, Leslie Sanders, Jeff McKenzie, Lisa Moore, Not Pictured Shari Wright a Darrell Nickerson. Catch the Action From Left to Rt: Mr. Hildreth, Dan Richardson, Randy Jennings, Debbie Lopez, Jim Kynast, and Carl Ulbrich From Left to Rt: Frank Maack, Sam Dillettoso, Patti Fowler, Matt Kelly, Mark Hardison, Norman Fox, Robin Henderson, Mom, Cindy Hobbs, Della Sells. Interact Activities Enhance School Interact is one of the more active clubs at Peoria. They are interested in not only working for the school but in also helping the community. As of now, they're working on building a barbeque pit for the school out by the pool. In November many new members were added to the club. To become a member you had to fill out an appli- cation, be interviewed, and then voted on by the club. For their next project, they plan on going to Mexico. Back Row: Mr. Ernest Poe lRotary Representativel, S. Simmons, G. Craig, T. Wacker, S. Diletosa, J. Kuberra L Holly, S. Pickering, J. Prather, W. Loerzel, A. Ford, C. Holly, T. Thomas, J. Collins. Middle Row: P. Taylor J Bafford, K. Kelly, G. Berens, P. Nash, I. Franks, L. Whitehurst, R. Cunningham, J. Davis, M. Luttrell, K Esposito D. Carney, L. Moore, J. McKenzie, Mrs. Sullivan lSponsorl. Front Row Kneeling: M. Barden, L. Leorzel L Whitehurst, C. Henderson, M. Barden, P. Wolf, C. Osborne, T. Workman, F. Dubasik. Front Row Sitting F Collura, C. Van Meter. 1 s. . 0 , . ' I T -el s V , ..1, r?i' , f.mNl ,H j A ' lVlale Honor Students Form Key Club Back Row: G. Berens, T. Gonzalo lsponsorl, D. Wilson, H. Eth, P. Taylor, B. Duguid, J. Kuberra, D. Hutchinson, B. VanGotem, K. Cohagen. Middle Row: Nl, Dezember, A. Chagolla, V. Cobos, IVI. Barden, NI. Hobbs, F, Dubasik, Nl. Nlass. Front: J. IVlcKenzie, D. Pickering. Opposite Page. Upper Right: The after results of the Interact beautification project. This Page, Upper Left: Harry Eth and Jeff lVlcKenzie lPres.7 helped put on a skit for the Freshman assembly. Interact was just one of the many clubs that participated. Above: The before look of the beautifica- tion project. It took a lot of time and water to make the quad area between the old and new buildings look as good as they do now. Student Council Active Throughout Year Student Council was once again involved in activities throughout the year. There were quite a few things that Student Council sponsored. For instance, at the beginning of the year they held the Student Mixer. Instead of having a live band, they had a disc jockey come out from a local radio station and play re- cords. This turned out to be a great success. So much so that quite a few clubs had record hops . Student Council also spon- sored the Carnival and Home- coming. During the year they tried to impress upon the students that they should keep our campus clean. The art department, work- ing on this principle, painted trash cans that really add to the school's landscape. Student Council also sponsored the Band The Bridge to come out and play. Students were in- vited to bring their lunches to old gym during either first or second lunch to hear them. Since the band plays for free, the Student Council offered to help pay for their traveling expenses. Student Council Members: Left Row: D. Pickering, T. Thomas, M. Bango, L. Whitehurst, L. Whitehurst, K. Gasiorowski. Middle Row: T. Rener, S. Tang, J. Weller, O. Cobos, A. Chagolla, J. Collins. Right Row: L. Holly, L. Lopez, J. McKenzie, D. Daugherty, J. Collins, C. VanMeter, L. Hauser, B. Romero. Investigation Keeps Science Club Active ?EbkH-R -.fu k1.HY u-mDLnv-u un I WBA! the C T MQ' it ff- Maur 3- ' ' - cloihing m forfhejok W' A , ...ey . -335' if ' f front: V. Ashley, T. Goff, C. Leiby, R. Gamblin, R. Grey. Middle: Mrs. Rohner, L. Sanders, D. iofianos, T. Hockey, M. Ashley. Back: M. Leiby, B. Guida, T. Marden, P. Sofianos. Interesting Things Blast Off in Rocket Club Front: T. Hockey, R. Panton, G. Bullock, K. Key, F. Richards, M. Hardison: 2nd: M. Aguayo, B. Driver, J. Spitzer: Back: J. Williams, V. Ashworth, B. Johnson, K. Keene, R. Shonk, E. McCandless, A. Nader, M. Greer, B. Kennedy. Drama Club Puts Their Act Together Front Row: D. Schaeffer, V, Weiler, J. Anders, M. Flynn, C. Lopez, J. Janson, S. Daughtery, L. Lopez, C. Fisher, R. Birmingham, M. Decker, M. Lanza. 2nd Row: D. McCarty, C. Lyall, C. Janson, S. White, R. Cunningham, L. Whitehurst, S. Dilettoso, C. Van Meter, C. Osborne. 3rd Row: S. Simmons, J. Bafford, P. Truscott, T. Workman, J. Janson, M. Heck, D. Barber, B. Guthrie, V. Hughens, L. Burk, N. David, T. Molina.. Last Row: S. Walledon, D. Stump, J. Molesa, D. Sofianos, D. Powell, B. Schmidt, K. Allen, R. Hicks, L. Forbes, C. Grimes, A. Childress, D. DeHart. Right, Lisa Lopez plays an invalid who overhears a disturbing telephone conversation in Sorry, Wrong Number. The second feature of the November pro- duction was 'FThe Ledge, Ledger and the Legend which starred Mary Decker and Robin Birmingham. NW l l 1 .. . X A , .,.l .. Left: Stacy Simmons gets sick in a special assembly. She was advertising the Drama Club and its activities in the field of acting. Upper Left: Cindy Fisher, Dwight Schaffer, and Jodi Johnson, Upper Right: Tammy Workman, Joyce Bafford, Jodi Janson, Above: Jule Anders, Cyndi Lopez, Michelle Dittfach, Marci Wells and Ginny Craig. These last 3 pictures depict commercials during the spring drama per- formance. Mat Maids Create Spirited Atmosphere I if C IPL I ' .iw-,n'rz'a1fh. .4 1 -f ' t, 3 itehi X-lsr-v 'S4+ .-1f- 'l i , ld Front: Sponsor Mr. Moore, V. Pres. L. Lopez, Sec. K. Esposito, Pres. L. Loerzel, V. Pres. T. Thomas, C. Holly, Sponsor Mr. B. Gonzalo. Back Row, Left to Right: J. Hart, C. Lopez, M. Flynn, P. Fowler, T. Rener, L. Moore J. Eoff, M. Pecina, V. Weiler, K. McLeland, J. Martinez, Y. Olibarria, D. Delano, C. Hoopes, L. Sanders, M. Wells, R. Cunningham, P. Esposito, D. Sofianos, C. Osborne, C. Van Meter, G. Vendeville, M. Overla, C. McQuistion, L. Adamowecz, L. Hauser, B. Schmidt, J. Prather, C. Schwartz, J. Guthrie, B. Lopez, A. Ford, C. Hall, D. Mracek, D. McCarty, C. Henderson, L. Holly, M. Luttrell, N. Bango, D. Carney, L. Jacobs, T. Johnso and C. Lyall. I n Gonzalo's Mat Rats as the Mat Maids are affection- atedly called, kept very busy this year. During football season the Mat Maids greeted people at the gates while taking tickets and handing out programs. The Mat Maids also sponsored a Parent's night during football, which introduced all the Senior football players and their parents. After the game, refreshments were pro- vided in the lobby of the new gym. It was a moving experience. Picture R- And this is our treasurer, Ginny Craig. i Pl-IS Mat Maidsthe Best in State Say Coaches. As wrestling season started, the Mat Maids devoted all their interests to their grapplers. Even at most of the away meets there was at least one Mat Rat to cheer them on. Their uniforms were gold tops and skirts. At the big PHS Invitational, The Mat Maids made many signs as well as working for stretches of seven hours b straight. They did a very good job and stayed alert and, most of the time, in good spirits. Our girls were commended very highly by several of the other school's wrestling coaches. Last but not least, the Mat Maids worked at all the home track meets, keeping score and timing, as well as helping to set up the equipment. Our Mat Maids are a big part of Peoria High. Peoria's Provocative Pep Club Pep Club this year was a big part of the teams' support. Mrs. Detrie, Mrs. Robertson, and Mrs. Cupell were sponsors, with Leslie Sanders as President. The girls were at every game, cheering and making noise. They had a booth at the Carnival where they sold fudge and cookies. The money they raised went to buying patches given at the end of the year to active members. They sold pennants and football pins during the year also. They made posters for sports events which also gave them points toward their patches. Pep Club is open to both girls and boys, and the membership this year was huge! Back Row: C. Hoopes, C. Holly, T. Thomas, P. Wolf, C. Rose, M. Halchak, K. Lucas, R. Riskulick. 2nd Row: J. Davis, T. Johnson, S. Conway, C. McQuistian, M. Flynn, J. Jansen, G. Vendeville, J. Hart, K. Key. 3rd Row: D. Sells, S. Eoff, G. Craig, C. Lopez, L. Lopez, S. Gay, D. Wilson. 4th Row: L. Meader, L. Thompson, C. Haskins, D. Delano, M. Perry, T. Rener, F. Dubasik, B. Mortensen. 5th Row: L. Johnson, J. Trenbeath, L. Adamowecz, K. Hamilton, V. Weiler, L. Loerzel, R. Dass. Due to the poor quality of the picture, we cannot name all the sophomores and freshmen in Pep Club. We would like to thank all the girls who participated. There were over sixty under- classmen in the Pep Club and they all did a fantastic job. Foreign Language Clubs Involved in Activities The German Club has been active this year. They attended the Oktoberfest Celebration. It was held at the German-American Club in Phoenix. Members also sold helium baloons at the carnival. During second semester plans were made to prepare a German dinner. L to R Sittingg D. Swisher, M. Rollins, P. Esposito, M. Wallace, D. Sigrist, D. Tribelhorn, L to R Standing, M. Zoubeck, G. Gallifant, Mr. Price lSponsorl, S. Esposito, C. Brannigan, G. Ahearn, K. Esposito, G. Householder. Members of the French Club sold taffy at the carnival. They also contributed to the Student Council Christmas Boxes. Plans were made to visit a French restaurant during second semester. Front, M. Zullo, P. Depvis, J. Badillo, W. Moyer, A. Norris, A. Anderson, L L J Frazier K. C. James, S. Bennet. Back, S. Olson, V. Molina, . opez, . , Majewski, T. Towne. 70 we 'va fe 'Q' - 1. -gr .Q-1, L ff, X 5. I , .5 'Q'-.A ' we - - Front Row: R. Leyba, D. Boller, A. Rios, F. Apodaca, V. Jimenez, R. Chagolla, T. Hardy. Middle Row: C. Paz, R. Dass, L. Bates, C. Topete, G. Chavez, T. Alcantar, P. Lerechi, G. Olivarria, L. Cortez, C. Gamez, D. Manning, L. Hermosillo, N. Prado, L. Martinez, T. Grijalva. Back Row: Jr. Cota, R. Chagolla, J. Barry, K. Lomuscio, L. Alcantar, A. Zaragoza, G. Jimenez, P. Topete, C. Martinez, R. Delgado, B. Chavez, P. Martinez, L. Chagolla, D. Ortega, R. Castaneda, P. Duran, F. Sullivan lsponsorl. Spanish Club held a successful Mexican Dinner at the carnival this year. They also sponsored the Christmas formal held on December 19. As a service project they contributed to the Student Council Christmas boxes. The club officers are: Pres. C. Gamez, Vice-Pres. C. Martinez, Sec. L. Hermosillo, and Tres. J. Martinez. Left: Michelle Perry takes swing at a candy filled pinata. Auto Safety ls TRAGYCS Main Concern L to R- M. Kelly, L. Lopez, R. Abrams, L. Lopez, S. Conway, D. Willowby, D. Wilson, D. Fairchild, D. Cleavland, L. Forbes, T. Workman, G. Vasquez, K. Corral, C. Selway, E. Santana, M. McGady, T. Campenero, C. Smith, M. Johnson. Seated- D. Mathews, P. Nash, V. Slater, R. Hill, D. Kugler, J. Thompson. FFA Learns Principles of Farm Management Front- A. Gattis, K. Chapman, Ilst Row L to R- S. May, S. Watson, A. Babbey,J. Draper, A. Cossello, E. Hoffman, K. Williams, R. Hall 2nd Row- M. Kuhlwein, K. Walker, M. Childers, J. Eann, C. Hatch, A. Norris, M. Bell, K. Lowry, B. Harris, B. Warner, B. Rowell, M. Hickman, M. Brannigan, M. Quigley. 3rd Row- T. Lomuscio, M. Fox, G. Hichman, W. Loerzel, C. VanMeter, C. Osborne, J. Mayo, D. Fairchild, L. Gawthorpe, D. Durben, T. Bomar. 4th Row- K. Esposito, W. Fritz, R. Shamblin, K. Cook, F. Sanchez, C. Westerfield, S. Bafford, S. Hutchinson, M. Hatch, L. DeHaven, M. Kloft, S. Johnson, C. Decubbelles, N. Bango, B. Weedman, C.Takes, T. Mills, V. Layton, Mr. Watkins and Mr. Brown sponsors. 5th Row- J. Whitehurst, R. Cunningham, G. Volkman, T. Jantz, S. Howes, R. Raymo, S. Benit, C. Cook, J. Reeves, B. Graves, B. Ziegler, D. Guida, G. Ward, D. Schultz, A. Jean, and R. Lopez Auto Club Shifts into High Gear Auto Club, Seated: G. Guthrie, D. Richardson, S. Berg, P. Mercado, B. Vickerman, D. Gilsdorf, C. Broeder, B. Beytte, F. Corral, B. Pickering, T. Campanero, T. Campanero, M. McGody. Standing: D. Kugler, R. Skousen, R. Boretsky, J. Juliani, J. Lopez, J. Moreno, B. Piazza, K. Schlueter, J. Kelly, B. Shocky, R. Gribben, S. Divarro, R. Reed, G. Dutton, M. Illingworth, C. Andrews, D. Wawro, M. Wilson, J. Cork, Mr. Losito, Mr. Skousen, M. Johnson. .And the Chess Club Moves on . The Chess Club- S. Dugan, D. Kunzmann, D. Boller, S. Long, C. Galindo-Pres, M. Hardison, T. Cota, M. Martin, B. Mulligan, M. Rioux, their fx sponser Mr. Martin. Seated- X Jim Gee, S. Vasquez. Med-Start Club Members Examine the Possibilities of a Career in Medicine Front: R. Ebler, D. Dehart, K. Key, D. Baridog Middle: B. Williams, C. Magnusson, S. Davis, Mr. Miller, M. Lit, Back: P. Nash, R. Southey, K. Key, T. Martinez, E. Shultz. Under Mr. MiIler's direction, the Med-Start Club gets the instruction they need for a head-start into a medical career. Right: Med-Start members remove faulty parts in a demonstration of surgery at a career assembly. DECA Club Could Sell You Anything Top Row: L Monroe, T Monroe, D Wilson, M Decker, A Gattis, K Spears, M Mander, R Wilson, L Johnson, P Bullock, K Lewis, E Hermisillo, R Hicks, Mr. Gollihare lsponsorl, D Peterson, R Stephens, T Ellis, L Surman. Middle Row: J Hart, J Blackmore, R Henderson T O'day, L Johnson, C Raspanti, M Lydic. Bottom Row: P Wolf, M. Lanza, K Trost, K Lucas, C Rose, S Lydic. 4-4' 11 FU .1-4 Distributive Education Clubs of America or DECA this year had various activities. They sold cheese is crocks as well as carmel popcorn. They learn in market- ing the principles of business and han- dling sales. Their sponser Mr. Gollihare helped them to understand how our free- enterprise system wor ks. Left- Pat Wolf, Cindy Rose, Connie Mc Quistian and Linda Johnson demons- strate at an assembly how to shop. 9 9 Peoria High's JROTC program has become an integral part of the high school life. The Squadron has marched in parades, held fund-raising projects, and in general provided leadership with dignity and poise. Right: Flag is lowered at a Formal Retreat in front of the Nlain Building. Lower Left: Norm Fox and Paul Pennock at the Change of Command assembly. Lower Right: E Flight is Pictured with Principal Mathis during Retreat ceremonies. 1 A 'ff .M Qty--,.,mL-7 'f-:sf ,- .,.,.sgf 'x y X P 4 X 5 fi. V a, 'Ah -qt . -1 is -we .J ,,.,-,jd I A4 vlwf' ROTC Active in School Life Pictured Above is the 1975-76 Air Force JROTC Squadron. Approxiamately 100 students were involved in ROTC this year. Left: Cindy Lieby, Diana Sofianos, Mark Ashly and Lee Sanders fold the U,S, flag during a Formal Retreat. , 15. f.. X. Mi- 1-A .mi A :zum . if ,s - .my .W H1-f MF' , gn ,L fF -fir 1 Panthers Find Competition Tough in Skyline Right: Peoria High Varsity football team crashes past goalposts to start game. Bottom Right: Coach Williams fires the team up with words of wisdom. Below: Robert Camacho gets tough yardage after Tim Wacker opens up hole. Next Page: Top: John Kuberra and Mike Kay look on with intent. Bottom Left: Cat receiver saves interception against Sunnyslope defender to keep drive alive. Bottom Right: Bill Piazza psyches psyches team up. 1,1 ,X M The Varsity football team had a disappointing season in regards to its won-loss record I3-77. The team was plagued with injuries to some key-returning players and this made it difficult to get off to a good start. The Panther's new head coach was Bill Maas who introduced a new offense to the players. His assistant coaches were Jim Williams, Tony Gonzalo, and Tony Bracciale. Coach Maas was extremely pleased with the effort and the never give' up attitude. He felt the team should be proud of the way it represented Peoria High School. Gridmen Realize Potentialg Finish Strong Right: Rick Roberts scores first touchdown of season and shows his enthusiasm. Next Page: Top Left: Past coaches of Peoria folklore. L to R: Mr. Johnson, Mr. Mitokawa, Mr. Hunter, Mr. Keil, Dr. Kellis. Top Right: Coach Bracciale goes over finer points on being a defensive back. Bottom Left: Coaches Maas and Gonzalo discuss statistics at halftime. Bottom Right: Rick Boretsky is helped off field by Coach Gonzalo and Coach Williams after injuring his knee. l ! 'l '-I'T ' -r is :EH . Bottom Row: L to R: D. Rollins lGoliathl, M. Guida, D. McCulIar, L. Massaro, M. Mander, D. Pickering, M Maas, K. Marqist, L. Lopez, M. Dezember. Center Row: R. Boretsky, M. Adamson, J. McKenzie, O. Cobos, J. Kuberra, J. Molesa, L. Lopez, M. Kay, J. Seeberger, T. Santa Cruz. Top Row: T. Wacker, P. Taylor, B. Patterson, R. Roberts, B. Piazza, J. Collins, G. Casteneda, J. Velasquez, V. Cobos, M. Barden, T. Castro. 4539! ,XJ '-ff' f 2 P P n Arnlzilfom. M Qi- RQ F A' i alpamznc asm K, . -5 r in AA qu TP a 'T'4gs,r W f if N- wwwa-P arm' 1, f '5 W X' , , r M ' 5411116765 iw, P 'Pg ,X V f 'X 4 K 'v' , -. Y' iff: ,gk Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria 'Peoria Peoria Peoria Peorfifa Peoria ,fl SC OREB OX O Tempe 6 T-Bird 0 St. Mary's 6 Sunnyslope 0 Brophy 34 Greenway 7 Cortez P21 Glendale 8 Apollo 14 Agua Fria Good JV Season inspires Hopes This year's Junior Varsity squad had a very successful season. team was coached by Rob DeSeelhorst and Bob Gonzalo. Both coaches were pleased with the total effort. They felt the team's stronger points were that it never gave up and its always ready to win attitude. They worked very hard, but had a lot of fun at the same time. Some of the team's offensive standouts were Steve Banovic, Mike Kay, David Guida, Courtney Miller. The top players on defense Were Rudy Rivera, Craig Guthrie, and James Armenta. Dale Smith and Rod Forgia did fine jobs on both sides of the line. Everyone is looking for a fine Varsity season next year. Front Row: L to R: B Roberts, M Rollins, R Forgia, F Dubasik, D Porter, K Cohagen, R Echols, B Goff, J Massaro, D Durbin, C Guthrie, D Overla, J Whitehurst, D Smith. 2nd Row: Coach DeSeelhorst, M Hatch, B Everest, P Vowel, G Ward, J Collins, G Stepp, J Velasquez, D Kelly, P Arona, R Pickering, L Reyna, M Kay, L Vasquez, C Amelung, V Layton, M Travers, B Gonzalo. Top Row: W Fish, P Truscott, L Pecina, R Rivera, M McCarty, D Guida, D Chavez, D Brummall, C Miller, S Banovic, R Cons, T Lomuscio, A Hernandez, G Berens, B Ziegler, B Van Gotem. K As , , -x ,gs Q ,L aa,--an ig! 1 1 r t W' T K' A ,. :,41,.+,' ' P 'A' .ff -QM 2 L. t z ,.f...,.t - .. Q,ifs4e-fLa- ., A, ,Lag ,P ,g P V P Opposite Page: Frank Dubasik un- leashes a pass and waits for re- sults as Larry Massaro gives pro- tection. Top: Action is blurred against Sunnyslope as Panthers flash by. Bottom: Courtney Miller and Gary Ward give moral support as Panther running back is dragged down. Freshmen Show Impressive Season The Freshmen squads had out- standing seasons. The A's produced a s-5-J. effort ana me B's cap- tured the conference champion- ship with a 4-4 record. Both teams started the season without a lot of technique, but as it progressed they improved greatly. Coach Hildreth and Coach Feist had much praise for their A squad as did coaches Gollihare and Moore for their B's. All coaches felt that as the years progress, these players would develop into fine players. '29 Bottom Row: L to R, Joe Sundermier, Dave Mercado, Ricky Clinton, Roger Stangl, Joe Trost, Mike Zoubek Carl Josey, Robert Southey, 2nd Row: Danny Hoopes, Ernie McCullar, John Shepherd, Bob Boretsky Scott Long, Joe Castro, Victor Florez, Walter Loerzel, Wayne Franks, Top Row: Mr. Hildreth, Mr Feist, Kass Pasqual, Julian Vasquez, Mike Hughes, Vince Rodriquez, David Reed, Frank Martinez, Tony Tartaglis, Pat Piazza, Mark Heiser, Steve Grow. all Bottom Row: L to R, Dan Stark, Glen Hickman, John Oates, Richard Kephard, Kevin Keene, Kelly Denny, John Johnson, Tim Durby, Jim Kowalski, 2nd Row: Eddie Hernandez, John Weiler, Jimmy Armenia, Randy Walstom, Ernie Gamez, Emilio Dominquez, Duffy Dougherty, Coulter Childress, Clayton Horn, David Taylor. Top Row: Ruben Delgado, David Young, Craig Jones, Harvey Sanchez, Casper Hernandez, Larry Seratt, Monty Nlartinez, Chuck Westerfield, Byron Gurney, Steve Stein, Kevin Key. SCOREBOX A'S SCOREBOX B'S Peoria 8 T-'Bird Peoria 2 T-Bird Peoria 20 St. Mary's Pe0l'ia 6 Cortez Peoria 30 Brophy Peoria 24 Sunnyslope Peoria 0 Greenway Peoria 6 5l'0PhY Peoria 24 Cortez i Peoria 20 GVGQUWHY Peoria 18 Shadow Mtn. Peoria 6 Moon Valley Peoria 12 Apollo V Peoria 8 Washington Peoria 22 Apollo .-If-w - Varsity Cagers Start Promuslng Season Coach Barry Arney's varsity cagers knew from the first practice that it was going to be a tough season. Without anybody of exceptional size Coach Arnev decided on a season plan of run, run. It paid off as the team won 5 of their first 6 games. Right: The team gathers around during a time-out to make adjustments in the defense. Bottom Right: Brian Duguid takes a jolt from a Falcon but hangs on to the ball. iPhoto by Peoria Timesl Be- low: Bruce Ziegler goes up and around for 2 points against Prescott. .-mi 'fm E X X 1 W E04 Left: Coach Arney makes adjustments in the zone defense to have more rebounding power. Below: Scorers Jim Williams and Tony Gonzalo along with Mr. Frank Dubasik are caught off guard by camera. Bottom Left: Before another sparse crowd Jeff McKenzie crouches, ready to pull down an offensive rebound. Bottom Right: Peoria Junior ROTC members from Left to Right: Mark Hashley, Paul Pennock, Mark Hardison, Brian Roberts, Ralph Cunningham start the basketball game with our National Anthem. I ,V .. .. . . . , .t . . ,,4.,,.,., , Hard Work Produces Great Season R14 E k N Ui ywzm I K S914 4 ?EUR mf' t ,uk' he . ia E. ix o 'V',, .L 3 x ,- f 35 Qifg J,, 5 f, ' rat: ,...ii .germ Front Row: L to R: Coach Barry Arney, Tim Wacker, Bruce Ziegler, Jeff NlcKenzie, Rick Boretsky, Dave Fairchild. Back Row: Robert Camacho, Omar Cobos, Bryan Patterson, Paul Taylor, Brian Duguid. Towards the end of the season the Panther cagers found themselves in good shape for a playoff posi- tion. Coach Arney was really proud of his players and felt that they were one of the finest teams that he has coached in a long time. They worked very well together and overall worked very hard, he said. Left: Brian Duguid seems to say, Hurry, Jeff! while I keep this guy busy. Bottom Left: Coach , Arney checks out halftime scores. Right: Tim Wacker jumping spinning, winning goes in all alone Opposite Page: Left: Bryan Patterson goes in for a layup against Prescott. Right: Team members anxiously wait to enter a tense game. Winning Atti tude Keeps JV's Going l Front Row: B. Gollihare, C. Guthrie, Berens, D. Strickler, B. Young, F. Du Even though the JV squad didn't win many games, they had many individuals who were winners because of their enthusiasm, attitude, and self-pride. The challenge of most games was met with a handicap of heighth and lack of crowd response. All the players developed new skills and sharpened up the old ones which will be used to our advantage for Peoria Basketball. Right: Coach Gollihare tries to tell Craig Guthrie he's in the right place at the wrong time. Next Page: Top Left: Steve Banovic breaks lose and lays it in for two more points. Top Right: Who's got the ball? Dwight Schaffer is trying to prove it's his. Bottom: Coach Gollihare doesn't care if they ARE 8 feet tall. Get back out there and win! B. Ziegler, D. Schaffer, C. Nliller, B. Graves, L. Lopez Back Row G basik, R. Dorris, M. Hickman, T. Nloren, Nl. Maas Hustle Provides Sound Season First Row: C. Cook, D Daugherty, W Franks, D Wilson J Kowalski 2nd Row D Mercado J Armenta, P. Piazza H Sanchez, Nl Helser Coach Feist The Freshmen basketball squads had a very successful season. Both coaches Feist and Mangin stressed the fundamentals and encouraged their players to reach team goals rather than individual goals. Each club had its difficulties, facing teams that outsized them and teams with a lot of talent. But this didn't discourage the young Cats, and they proved this through their hustle. By the end of the season both teams were fundamentally sound and ready for a strong JV season next year! Right: Coach Feist goes over defense. Opposite Page: Top Left: Glen Hickman tries to block a shot. Right: Steve Stein, with good form, shoots for two points. ,c First Row: D. Hoopes, G. Hickman, K. Denny, Nl. Zoubek, T. Durby, S. Long, C. Horn Second Row: R. Rojas, IVI. Hobbs, J. Williams, Jr. Cota, S. Stein, G. Nlangin. A Varsity Grapplers Take Fifth in Skyline The Varsity Wrestling Team had an out- standing season. The-ir record was 7-2-1, and they placed fifth in the Skyline Divisionals, which is better than many other schools expected from them. Coach Bob Gonzalo did a remarkable job with his young grapplers tthere were only four seniors on the squadl. He feels the team gained a lot of experience and hopes to be in contention for the Division Title next year. Coach Gonzalo was assisted by Coach Mike Koury. Ruben Chagolla placed first at the Di- visionals, Tony Santa Cruz, Mike Kay and Eliseo Murillo all received a second. Tito Castro finished with a third. Top Right: Ruben Chagolla, placing Sth at Peoria Invitational after an exciting overtime match. Above: Mike Barden looks to referee for points. Right: Tony Santa Cruz shows Eddie Santana how it feels to be a heavyweight. All through the wrestling season, the grapplers were assisted by their Mat Maids. These young ladies did a lot of hard work at all the Meets and worked extra hard at the Peoria Invitational and State Meet. Left: Coach Gonzalo encourages Ruben Chagolla as he enters an over time period. Middle: Bill Veneris, aloft his Thunderbird opponent, dis- covers the difficulty in turning some one over. Congratulations to Ruben Chagolla, Eli Murillo, Mike Kay, Tito Castro and Tony Santa Cruz for placing in the Divisionals and travel ing to the State Meet. iv' NX xx N .gg Left to Right: Ruben Chagolla, Joe Murillo, Eli Murillo, Mike Barden, Val Cobos, Albert Hernandez, Jaime Armenta, Mike Kay, Tito Castro, Larry Massaro, Cleto Santillan, Rick Stangl, Tony Santa Cruz. Young Grapplers Have Outstanding Season 5 1 JV's Kneeling: H. Freimart, Nl. Rollins, NI. Wallace, E. Santana, L. DeHaven, S. Dilettoso, J. Nlessaro. Standing: Coach Vicars, B. Nlanley, F. Pickering, K. Paluszcyk, J. Whitehurst, A. Chagolla, D. Kelly, L. Lopez, D. Chavez. The JV's had a really fine wrestling season. Their record was 5-5, but this was due to the fact that they were short on wrestlers. Before a match started, they were behind by 18 points. Their coach, Denny Vicars, was mainly concerned with simply preparing them for Varsity competition. He felt all of them improved significantly at the e d of the season. Top wrestlers this season were J. Nia , H reimart, S. Armenta, K. Paluszcyk, F. Pickerinq S QM? IK1 'rf . V QT S . - O 97 , Mgr Y 7' 71517 Freshmen Standlng C Hernandez, S lVlatonls J Weller F.IVlartinez, O. Limos, V.Rodriguez, F Lopez, V Florez, W Loerzel, Coach Bracclale Kneeling: L. Arande, K. Bingelli, R. Stangl. The Freshmen wrestling team did a fantastic job! They were introduced to the fundamentals of wrestling and through hard work they applied various movements of takedowns, reversals and pinning combinations to wind up the season with an 8-2 record. The young grapplers were coached by Tony Bracciale. He commented, They have such a fine 8th grade wrestling program that it made my job easier. I'm really proud of the kids. is Spring Fever Brings Spring Sports I X 4,51 iilii ff W 9.4 6 - E '9 f2 .i.eQf? , , s y'x,V:A,i llv. g Ei , i f f S ' S i S S S . M If 'X 1+ S . ,. S -W -Wt . , , j i., -S ilk , Jglu V 7,24 A.,.., :M mga, E nf i vw . , L , -WW M in, A - v V, li 'W Q W V ,Rf-.L 4 ' O 'i ' ' , , 1' K.... W 'f , I K , S , Q.-fi , -gi i. WLS' ' nf i w, S 'HL . . ,,- ' - N f , - . f 1 f - A shi ..: A nw N . . A kh., -QAWIAA , V+ A db At the time of this writing, the spring sports were just at the practicing stage. The baseball coaches were Mr. Williams, Mr. T. Gonzalo, Mr. Berg, and Mr. Vicars. Track coaches were Mr. Moore, Mr. Black, and Mr. Bracciale. Returning starters in- cluded Brian Duguid, Dan Pickering, Jeff McKenzie Harry Eth, Mark Adamson, and Mike Dezember. Track Iettermen returning were Ray Vega, Mark Barden, and Mike Halchak. f Swim Team Flies lnto Great Second Year PHS Hosts Girls Swimming Divisionals Swimmers Really Work This Year l Swim team members L to R Back- E. Dubasik, S. Skeusen, K. Nledina, R. Cunningham, C. Fisher, C. Bramar, S. Sheridan, C. Vanlllleter, The Coach-Mrs. Hemingway, Bottom L to R- F. Collura, K. Hatch, K. Hamza, P. Lee, P. Antilla, C. Clayton, A. Huddle, P. Fowler, V. Slater. Not Pictured- K. Quirk, T. Woodward, A. Contraras and A. Longville. A'X ll, 454 1: . l , Q W 0 '3 is sv' f-5,-A L . - r K ew, , 'f y tlw?QQt?53?f5QEgHf5gE9Wi , ' 2, was -.::mff:z.., 1. if q 23. A'-5 T , A 'Q if K S31 K-V event. f 1 if Qxffgd rw ra QQ r wa, gf ,rrgriv gr I ar. at K ,hr kd K , it r' ' X This year's swim team coached by Mrs. Hemingway had a 1-5 season. They lost by very close scores to 3 of the teams they swam against. The team had many Freshman this year and th worked hard to keep the team's standard high. Amanda Huddle was the only girl to swim at the state meet. ell Top Left: Kathy Medina, Chris VanMeter and Francis Collura show their gratitude to their coach, Mrs. Hemingway, by depositing her in the pool. Middle Left: Amanda Huddle shows the way one flies into victory. Middle Right: Sandy Sheridan dives in the Pike Posi- tion. Left: Robin Cunningham very tired out after swimming her '4 i fi ., Girls Sports Are on the Go The tennis teams, coached by Miss Tieman, worked hard this year to build up strong teams. Even though the Freshmen team didn't win any matches this season, the girls learned the importance of pride and self-determination. At press time the Varsity season was not yet underway. The team was a young one because of the lack of Senior players. The track season began Nlarch 5th with a meet against Glendale. Coaches were lVlr. Amspoker and lVlrs. Sanders. Nlr. Bracciale and lVlr. Black helped. Upper Right: Kim Gasiorowski and Shelly Walledom warm up. Lower Right: Kim Krasnowski, Shelly Walledom, Tina Goff and Lori Hempel run around the track. Below: Kim Gasiorowski clears the bar in the high jump. ,, is E U 9 liiiitwiaer , X1 l. 2-55'-'f'ifW:5f, Q L .LL , I . . Q 4 --we-----..-..,,,,.- .-. q? fn X q' ' 1' .. .yu , Y ...4---. 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A I , S Q j a-1 i ' rf A GQ . Y-K'-1--XJ H , is ' 5 f ' W I ,gf ., asf' , 15 I 1 , ev 1 :af - X J AQ' 1 V m f , J- ' K ' 1- , ii' A J' 'Q' 5 K ' as-.4 J' I 'J' 'f' i f 1' 2 I .ff 2 T ' . , ' Y, P 'L , ff' ' ' T R 'T ' f 5- awk X 7 ' 6 -I Front Row, R. Shoemaker S. Hall, B. Harris, D. Aguayo, P. Williams. Back Row, F. Dubasik, C. Tartaglia, C. Hall, J. Hand, R. Hand, L. Wilson. - gf Upper Left, Carolyn Tartaglia and Linda Wilson, Varsity players, practice for upcoming match. Lower Left, Varsity Tennis Team. Upper Right, Frosh. team. Above, Joann Hand, Varsity, practices her swing. 105 Badminton Team Smashes Through 543 Seaso The PHS Badminton team-Back L to R- P. Topete, S. Daugherty, L. Wilson, M. Lydic, C. Lyall, Mrs. Sanders on tip-toe, G. Gallifant, R. Hickman, R. McCIendon, C. Brannigan, D. Wilson, L. Meader, K. Henderson, T. Johnson. Not Pictured: S. Luders, G. Lopez, P. Williams, D. Deskins. 6 Girls From PHS' 75-76 Team Goto Divisionals , Right- Good shot Teresa, but... where are your shoes? Maybe Melinda knows? A 'N1..,,,-. ., . ai.. , ,AWM - fx.-U.. S ,1 YW, l lr 106 ,, F ii'i A , ,f ..oA:fwM21Pi'g959W ir f-E IQ L A 2 On this year's team, there were six girls that played in Divisionals. Cindy Lyall and Sheryl Luders played doublesp Teresa Johnson and Melinda Lydic played doublesp and Dawna Wilson and Linda Wilson our girls were all defeated, ruining their hopes for State. Mrs. Sanders was their coach again this year. fl M Top Left: Linda Wilson and Melinda Lydic get ready for the serve. Watch the birdie. . .! Middle Left: Tina Hall smashed a serve. Middle Right: Rhonda McClendon shows us the drop serve. Bottom Left: Cindy Lyall and Dawna Wilson stand ready while Cindy returns the serve. 'W' A 107 played singles. After close matches, JV Volleyball Team. Back Row, L. to R.: S. Walledom, G. Camacho, V. Jimenez, Mrs. Nloman on tip-toe, E. Sanchez. Front: E. Bingelli, C. Topete. Connie watches Anna as she finger-sets the ball. Hey...nice bump, Mo! Varsity Volley ball Team Have 5-5 Seasong JV Have a Super 9-1 In a tight game with Xavier's volleyball team, our girls' hopes for Divisionals were crushed by their 2 out of 3 match loss. Mrs. Moman coached this year, Deb f f ' McCarty was captain. Did the team just win? Or did they just find out they have no school tomorrow? l Varsity Volleyball team. Back Row, L. to R.: C. Chin, D. McCarty, A. Bingelli, C. Henderson, I. Franks, J. Bafford. Bottom: S. Simmons, C. Hall, Coach Mrs. G. Moman, D. Capia, R. Saliba. Cross Country Chalk up More Miles QA Cross Country team, Front Row, Left to Right: R. Vega, R. Creel, R. O'Connor, B. Luders, M. Halchak. Back Row: R. Flores, M. Mote, R. Reynoso. Under the coaching of Mr. Black, the cross country team ran. . .and ran. . .and ran. . .and ran! They averaged about nine miles a day. Their meets were either dual or triple meets, and they represented Peoria with their fullest effort. Right: Norm Fox and Michael Halchak think about that cool drink when they reach the end of the run. Five Grid men Receive Honors Through hard work, five varsity gridmen received honors for their outstanding football ability this year. Senior Tony Santa Cruz, Left made the first team All Conference list for tackle. Lower Left, Tito Castro, Dan Pickering and Rick Roberts, and Bill Piazza tBelowl received Honorable Mention All Skyline. R 2 -? 2 If xv Xu A '-- rw - ,-.,, M Ili , HMM A q V NV. ..,,,,.v' M.. HL -, .. 1, -.1..1..x .-P, - ,M yy., , ,. www ,,..M W, , ,, .err , ,. ., ,g N , 41-n, ffQ,,.-. fu. ..auam,m.v,,. ..., ,nu .-... , . .,...,:,. .+.g..,,.. , ,mm Aw M., Wu, , ., ,,, --.bv ,,,, M., J. . ,. . L , ,.,,.-X Am MQ? L ENN 4 W- ' -15'-f 4 .,.. ,Lx ' Awww. A f' ., X-f y-U,?55?!:afr: .-vm mm v,f,, :- 55,1 . -'IS 5 f Q-. .. JP? KN.. gf, W E w sh .sw v fm. W A Students Involved in The goal of the Career Education Program is to provide students with experiences which will enable them to make realistic career choices and develop plans to achieve these goals. The Career Education coordinator is Mr. DeSeeIhorst. He organizes the student clubs, provides leadership and aids students in the scheduling of all career activities. The activities include speakers, field trips, work education and career exposition. Career Exploration This year'5 enrollment has incresased to approximately 950 students, which is 677, of the schooI's population. There are approximately 15 occupational clubs from which a student can choose. The occupational clubs range from the Armed Forces to Law, from Science to Health. Once a student signs up for his occupational club, he along with other students of similar career interests meet, share experiences and plan interesting career exposition activities. Upper Left: The Social Worker's career group are shown through the Salvation Army facilities. Middle Left: These students A visited the Arizona Automotive Institution. Bottom Left: Mr. Maas and his career group went to Honeywell Process Control Center where they were shown different computers and computer systems. Above: Bill Manley and his career group visited the City of Phoenix Fire Department Training Center. Career Clusters Visit JK P up 'fi U5 awww N. iw if V51 -.fs .win 4 . L O Gauss ,,, ,.,., V . ' V Q' 4. g, 4 - -s Many Businesses, Professions Mg,-f ,ti 00 8 35?- l iq EU i I., S HI lwI! Ad Mrk Ad Ch k A tll Becky Ad ll M ry Ah th Candy 0 B ff d Debbie B k R f e Bd lvlgk f ' Q f 1 e f- Senioritis Strikes Again!!! ,,,., W, .? . Senior class helps out both juniors and sophomore sides as they pull apart the rope!! In M9 Beauchamp, Cheri Bennett, Karen Beyette, Bill Birmingham, Robin Blackinton, Phil Bullock, Pat Burro, Pam Calhoun, Konnae Campanaro, Tony Chagolla, Mario Chase, Gail Chavarin, Margarita Childers, Debbie Clye, Cheryl Cobos, Valdemar Collins, Jim Corral, Frank Coulombe, Roger Dass, Raji Decker, Mary DeHaven, Carolyn Dezember, Mike Dubasik, Cathy .141-,rn X ,,.,e za fi .s. l Q if ,W N A-1 -f ,fm .7 ,A M, 0 'f ,M . 5. ?.'N vom- ,,,- .. .M - .kg-A'--1 1- 1' In Senior class officers are, Top to Bottom, Lisa Lit, Patti, Fowler, Jeff lVlcKenzie and Dan Pickering. f' I ,gvrftsr -A .Pg f-ing Lt ,s um Duguid, Brian Ely, Terri Espinosa, Liz Estrada, Lydia Feelery, Kathy Fine, Pat Fowler, Patti Jaye Fox, Norm Freet, Tammy Jo Garcia, Cynthia Gay, Sherylann Guernsey, Debbie Guthrie, Billie Guthrie, Guy Guida, Ben Guyton, Terlyn Hardison, Mark Hamelton, Karen Henderson, Robin Herman, Cyndi Hermosillo, Ed Holly, Cindy Holtz, Gina Hoopes, Cindy Householder, Gen Hunter, Rick Iverson, Steve Janson, Coleen Jaqua, Kathryn Jerkins, Carolee Johnson, Laura Lea e D Johnson, Teresa Kelly, Jim Kent, Don Kirby, Christy Kynast, James Lal, Suzy Lanza, Mary Lawrence, Sherri Lerichi, Frances Ledbetter, Jerrile Lewis, Ken Limon, Jimmy Lit, Lisa Loerzel, LeeAnn Lopez, Lisa Lovern, Bill Lydic, Melinda Mabbitt, Theresa Moreno, Cecilia Martin, Lanell Martinez, Jane Mattoon, Victoria May, Terry McKenzie, Jeff Mc Leland, Kathy Medina, Danny Mercer, Daniel Edwin Lee Mesaros, Tom Q. 4 we ,. -:se - ' ..'f ' 'Mx iifg5w, J . . 'gf A k gljggg, . A Kara- - 3 1255? l f Ja A V. .a Molesa, James Mracek, Donna fs ., Qi-Lim, .X. Navarro, Jim Navarro, Felipe 126 , ,,. ' .. ,..,,. --4, . y 5... ... n X if mg, if ig. 1-. revs? L f , 54 X it 1 . , 1 , V ' ' , n Ng r X X at -..- ,...-a-- uh.. 'n5lf,,. rf! Ln, , '..- . 1 :ix A .'l a l , 1,-. ... X,-'r..,'S ..f-X B 43-if O'Day, Terry O'Day, Tim Olibarria, Yoli Oliverio, Ponzio Orr, Roger Orta, Margo Page, Leslie Papaccio, Geri Patterson, Linda Paz, Eva Pecina, IVlenir1a Pecina, Rudy Perry, Michelle Peterson, Debbie Pickering, Dan Proffer, Diana Seniors Take lst for Float Pugh, Tammy Quirk, Kathy Raspanti, Carol Raymo, Richard David Reed, Jodie Reed, Robert Reddix, Clifton 128 Roberts, Rick Adams, Trina gif AS Km. Mike Dezember's favorite pastime! 4 ,.-J Karen Hamilton and boyfriend Rogers, JoAnn Root, Robert Sanchez, Vince Schweigert, Karen Sells, Della Shelton, Carla Spacone, Marie Spears, Debi Sanders, Leslie 129 Thomas, Tracy Topete, Patsy Trenbeath, Jim Tuggle, Twila Turner, Jack Ulbrich, Carl Veit, George Vigneault, Lor Suppes, Darlene Tang, Susan Taylor, Paul Slaughter, Cheri Stolze, James Stangl, Rick Stephens, Regina E, W , Q , . 'ff - . ,K .. ,wg ' .I Ui Q ' 'X, I Q ' Seniors IVlay Come and Seniors May Go. Vigneault, Mike Wawro, David ' Watt, Mary Lou if ,,?y Whitton, Lori Weekes, Marianne Weiler, Valerie lf Wilson, Debbie Williams, Sandy Wilson, Marcus Wippert, Mike Witter, Kathy Wolf, Mark Zepke, Joe Ziegler, Robin ut 76 Is the Only Way to Go!!! f ! ADANIS, TRINAQ Poms 3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Spanish Club 1,27 FHA 17 Powderpuff Football 3,47 GAA 1,27 Diamond Dolls 1,27 Nled.'1mi Cluster 1,2,37 Fuzzy . ADANISON, MARK: Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,27 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Conference -Champions 2,3,47 2nd Team All Conference Cl-lgAGOLLA, MARIO? Wrestling 2,3,47 Baseball 17 Varsity Club 2,3,47 1974 Wrestling Champion Team 1st Place lVlinguSi7'3'rd Place.Divisionals. CHASE, GAIIJGAA 1,2,37 Pep Club 2,3,42'-Gblfllclblb 27 Annual Staff 47 Efrenchi Club 1,27 Badmin- ton, AYGHQYYQ ,Honor Roll7 Team 27 Honorable NIention,All Skyline Council? ' 3' 7 7 CLYDE. 171Fl1A , 4 1,3,4ffP acl lo 7 'shi - slrlsv-lzflslllcaal f ' ' ' 7 ' ' ' ASHWORTH CANDI2Ball1d1,2,3i COBOS' VALD.5't'l51l?i72ii'iFf9fbai'o' it Lyres Club 3,7 Pep Club 122,37 Bas?- S .sh Club 2 3, FHA 1 2134.1 iifgqgalgt117273,1iInteraCf712g374, Carni- FEaA1lOfficer14 GIAA 1 'A Va' 11955791 CandldatS5?3f?iF?Y Club 1,27 career Ed. 1,2,3,4: Saidmih-fi 3'47 31+ 7 ton li '-ette 9 l13'- ' .1 colgtillls, .mvlgl Football 1,2,3,47 ' 1 fll A Baseball 2 4f9Interact 2 3 47 Key BARDEN, MARK? Foofbalf Club 47 sfddonlfcoooosl 2',3,47 1,2,3,47 Basketball 17?Track 2,3,47 Hiking Club 1,27 :Photo 1,27 Tres. 17 Interact412,3l,47 Vice Pres. 47 Key Club fj - BEAUCHAIVIP CHERI7ffDrama 2 37 Stage Band 37' Honor Roll, Choir l 1 2 7 1 1. 1 , - 1 1 1 1 711-3 BOETTICHER, KElN73Non-iniffl it volvement1,2,3,4. BROWN, RAIYMONDI Football 7, 1 1,2,3,47 Wrestling 17 Track1fl.,27 French Club 2. BROEDER, CHARLES7 Auto Club 1,2. BULLOCK, JACKIE? Pep Club 2. CASTENEDA, GILBERT: Frosh Class Rep.71Soph. Class PYGSQQ gr. Class Pres.: Gold Pass Comm. 37 Student Council 1,2,37 Spanish' 1,2,3,47 Carnival King 17 ,Boot- ball 1,2,3,47 Basketball? 1 Baseball 1,2,3,47 PE 2l3f273Econ.Q3-75 Ghetto 3,4.5 1 K ' Student Body'Pl-gesident 47 NEDT Award 1- it fi A DASS, RAJI7,Honorf5RoIl 3,47 Gold Pass 2,3,47 Ar7ytowriigDelegate 37 Chair 47 Med: Cluster 1,2,3,47 7 Science ClulfllE5i1,27 Etiology 1,22 F 11SpaniSh 3,4:ii!QbfQIufh.3.4: FFA 37 GAA 2,3,filfvloBaamlntoo 27 Came' A DECK-ERif'5lllllARY G.7 Deca 1,27 ' Speeclg-oani'lf'1Drama 1,2,3,471 I Spanish 1:fGAA 1- 7 1 i 1 DEHAVEN, CAROLYNQ GAA 1,22 FHA 1,27 Seca, 27 Pep Club 1,2,3,4 Rodeo 37 JVfCheer 27 Varsity Cheer 737 Honorflfkolxl 1,2,3j Barrel Racer44L.,g1 1 ---.fast l 1- - 7 f Q 11 .ill QP1 ,1l DEEEM BERf,, MIKE7 Footba,gll1 'f 1:39141 SPaS'?'2? .g1i2f?f?1?l Kevf 1 ff 3i1'1!'1?'73G1 47 Sie96i:1BanS!gfl:s11 Pe9f1Cl1!bf37 A LL- L F Y iQ 5 f 1 ff l 1 D U ,47 I I -Cohfeglence 3,475 iBasketj:M I ball 1,2,3,4j Key Club 1,2,3,4Q Pres. 3,47 Student Senate 1,2. ELY TERR17 Pep Club 1,27 Mat Maids 2,31 Rodeo Club 37 JV Cheer 2. ESTRADA, LYDIA7 Spanish 1,27 Pep Club 1,27 GAA 1,27 Frosh Tennis, Diamond Dolls 17 Chorus 111 FEEHERY, KATHY7 Fl-lA 1,27 Track 1,2,3,47 K Club 2,31 An- nual Staffo37 Poms 37 Sweetheart Court 17 Librarian 37 Home- ccfnjfing Court 27 Shorthand Award 377SweetI-leart Comm. 1,2,27 Jr.- srgerom Comm. 3. FOWLER, PATTI7 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 GAA 1,27 v. Panther 37 Honor iRollj3,47 Senior Class Sec.7 TAP 27 Eowclerpuff Football 37 Archery L11,27 Swim Team 37 Hiking 1,27 :French 1,2. FOX,711.NQ.RNI71 Newspaper Staff 3.4 Cross CbuntryQ47 Color Guard 2,2741 Lunch 1,2,3,4. GARCIA, CYNTHIA7 spanish 1,2,3,47 Pep 7Cl7ub,1,2. GAY, SHERRYLANN7 FHA 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,3,47 GAA 17 Tyledstart 3,42 Rodeo Club 3. e.uIDA,nBEN7 Football 2,3,47 French 37 Science 2,31 Track Nlgr. 2,3,ll7 Hiking 1,2,3. GUTHRIE, LAURA7 Medstart 3,47 ROTC 2. GUYTQN, TERELYNNQ Spanish 27 Poms 3747 GAA 27 Drama 1,2,32 Powderpuff FootbaIIQ3,47 Honor Roll 1,27Career Ed.12,37 Modern Dance 231 7 7 HANIILTUN, KAREN7 Track 17 Spanish 27 Hionor Roll, Pep Club 4 1 HARDISON, MARK DAVID: AFROTC 2,3,4: Science 1,21 Chess 1,2,3,4: Drill Team 3: ColorlGuard 3,47 Publications 3,42 Military Cluster 1,2,3,47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: Am. Legion Military Excellence Award: Earhart Award: AFROTC Racket Badge: Comm: Badge: Leadership Ribbon: State Champ. Color Guard fcaplj Color Guard Commanderi47 Rocket Club 3,4. HERNlos1LLo, ao: science 2,3,4: Daca 47 Rocket Club 4: JV 84 Var. Football Mgr.:37 JV 7 Football 2. 3 HUNTER, RICK: FFA 1,2:3,4. HOLLY, CINDY: Pep: club:1,2,3,4: GAA 1 2' Twirler 2 3i4'iMat2 A I Y I I ' Maids 1,2,3,4: Sec. 37' Pres.-47 Interact 1,2,3,47 PowderpufftFoot- ball 81. Basketball 3,47 Sweetheart Candidate 1. - V HOOPES, CINDY: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: GAA 1,2: Poms 2,3,4: 2lVlat Maids 2,3,47 Interact 3,47 Powder- puff Football 8: Basketball37 FHA: 1: Sweetheart Candidate 2. 7 JOHNSON, LAURA: Pep. Club 1,2,3,47 Poms 3,47 Girls Trackf17 GAA 1: Modern Dance 1: Model- ing 37 Career Ed. 1,27 Gold Pass 27? Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. , Q KELLY, JIlVl7 Football 1,21,37l' Wrestling 3: Spanish 1: FFA 17:6 Physical Fitness 47 Auto 1,2,3,47 Sr. Pres. Nominee 3. ' KENT DON7 Photo 1 27. Spanish Club, Science 2,37 Baseball 3,4. KYNAST, JAMES: Ph5tS.3,4: Chess Club 1,2,37 Varsity-Tennis A ' 314' ' i .Q . LANZA, MARY: Poms2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4-7 Mat Maid 1: Inter- act 3,47 GAA 1: Drama 2,3,47 Deca 3,47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: MTL 1,2,3,4: so 3,4: RS 3,4: 'rw 1,2,3,4: ss 1,2,3,4: PE 1,2,3,4: LL 2,3,4: Niov. LAWRENCE SHERI7 Cl'lOI'l.lS':l.,k2j Pep Club 1,27 Drama 27, Diamond Dolls 2. i . LEDBETTER, JERRILEE: Choir, 1,2,3,4Q V. Pres.37 Pres. 4. F LEWIS, KENNETl't7tt Deca 4: Honor. Roll. 1,2,3,4. Q g LERICHI FRANCES' Pe Club 7 l, . 1 : p , 1,2,3,4:-GAA 1,21,3,4: spanish- A 1,2,3,4:.JV Capt. ii.: V olleyball 3: Tennis 1: Powlderpuffg Football 3,4, LIT, LI,SA7QStudent Body Historian 3: Sr. Class Pres.: TRAG YC 4: Model UN 3: Anfnuaiisfaff 4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4f'7fl LOERZEL LEEANN: Tennis 1: Pep Club 1,2,47 Sec- Tres. 37 Band.1: Hiking Club 1,21 GAA 27 Band Blackouts 17 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4: FHA 3,47 Powclerpuff '- Football 3,47 Girls State Delegate 37 Volle.ybalil,37 Homecoming -Comm. 47-Panther Mascot 4: Interact:47 Oct. Student of the A ,lVlon'th7i NiatfNlaid1:2,3,4: Pres. 21: BYE: PHS . .19 1L.:A.L. F I LOPEZ, LISA: Freshman Class Pres.: Student Body Sec.: Mat Maid 1,2,3,47 V. Pres. 4: GAA 1,2,37 JV Badminton 2: Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Spanish 1,32 French 4: V. Pres. 47 Girls' State Delegate: -T-RAGYC Co-Chairman 37 Chair- 4.5 tNlfAB:tBITT, THERESA: Band 1,2,3,4f Teaching,Cluster 3,47 Lyres 3,4.i NIARTIN, LANELL7 Spanish 17 GAA 2,35 FHA 2: Pep Club 3: Annual Staff 2,3,4. IVIARTINEZ, JANE7 Spanish 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,2,3,4: Mat Maid4: RF, Tennis: JV Tennis: Jr. Class Sec.: Student Body TYGS-Z GAA 1,2,3,4: Carnival Queen Cand. MATTOON, VICTORIA Dimples Pep Club 1,2,32 FHA 1,27 GAA 1,2,37 Lettergirl 1,2,37 Archery 1,27 Modern Dance 27 V. Band 1,2,3,47 Sec. 47 Lyres 3,42 Choir Musical 37 Choir 2,37 Tres. 3: Solo Ensemble 37 Career Ed. 3,47 PR 4: Gold Pass 1,2,3,4. MAY, TERRY: Baseball 1,2,3,4: Football 1,27 Basketball 17 French 2: Letterman 2,3,4 MCKENZIE, JEFF Buff , Foot- ball 4: Baseball 1,2,3,4j Basket- ball 1,2,3,47.Interact 1,2,3,42 Key Club 3,47Student Coun. 47 Boys' State Delegate 3: Medal- lion of Merit AAA Skyline Champ. 1975. MERCER, DAN: Band 1,2,3: Stage Band 1,2,3,4j Lyres-2,37 Science 2,31 Ecology Club Officer 2. MESAROS, TOM7 Band 1,2,3,41 Medstart 3,47 Lyres 4. NIQLESA, JIM Michigan 7 Foot- ball'4.i ixnoNRoE,EfrHEREsA: Library 1: Rodeo 37 Deca 4. NiRAcEK,DoiNNA: mat Maids 1,2,3,4: Pep Club 1,22 GAA 1: Spanish 1,2. MURRILLO, ELISEO7 Cross Country 14,2-7 Track 1,27 Wrestling 3,4.: ',... ' OLIBARRIA, YO LANDA Yoli 7 Student Council Rep. 1,27 V. Pres. 3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,41 Pres. 47 Mat Maid 1,2,3,4: Spanish ,1,2,3,47 Interact 1,27 Fr. Tennis: JV Tennis, V. Volleyball 3,47 JV Cheer Capt. 27 V. Mascot 37 V. Cheer 47 Invitational Queen 37 GAA 2,42 Drama 2,32 Band 17 Bannergirl 1. ORTA, iviARGo7 Spanish 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,37 V.I.R. PAGE, LES LIE7 GAA 1,22 Hiking Club, Tennis, Fr. Badminton. PAZ, EVA FU7 GAA 1,21 Spanish 1,2,37 Silver Keys 1,27 Class Council 1,27 National Honor Society 17 Spanish Club Sec. PENNQCK, PAUL7 Bono 1,2,3,47 Color Guard 47 ROTC 2,3,4. PERRY, MICHELLE Micky 7 Poms 2,3,47 Tennis 1,22 Bad- minton 17 GAA 2,37 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 Mat Maid 1,27 Spanish 3,47 FHA 1,27 Varsity Lettergirl 1,2,3,4j Honor Roll 2,3,47 Wel- coming Committee 37 Gold Pass Committee 2. A PETERSON, DEBBIE: Deca 4. PIAZZA 'BILLQ Football 1,2,3,47 Track 3'. PICKERING, DAN Pick 7 Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,27 Baseball 1,2,3,4Q Key Club 3,47 ,Interact 2,3,47 Boys' State7 NEDT!Award 17 Student Council 47 Frirz 1,2,3,4. PROFFER, DIAQNAQ spanisnl17eAAs 27 FHA 2,37 Choir 27 Peep Club 2. RASPANTI, cARoL7D7E 47 Deca 3,47 Honor Roll 2,3,47 7 7 7 RAvivlo, Rick, sono 2,337j1.yfos 37 Stage Band 3,41 'FFAi3,47 Honor Roll 2,3,4. A A A REED, Joorzp Shorty 7 ffuiomnnar RENER, TERRIE7 'Pep cm5s1,2,3,47 FHA 17 GAA 1,27 Archery 27 An- nual Staff 2,37 Mat Maid 47 Sr. Class Rep. ROBERTS, RICHARD, Football 1,2,3,42 Wrestling 1,3,47 Track 1,27 Varsity Club 2,3,4. SANDERS, LESLIE7 Annual Staff 2,3,42 Pep Club 2,3,4Q Pres. 47 GAA 2,3,42 Drama 37 Spanish 1,2,37 Honor-1Roll 2,3,47'Mat Maids 47 Powderpuff Football 3,42 Career Ed. 17 Gold Pass 37 SO LONG PHS, HELLO WORLD! G.B. 8a T.C. 76! scHwE1eER'r, KARENp lviof Maid 17 GAA 1,27 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. SELLS, DELLA7 Newspaper 47 Pep Club 4.7 SHELTORN, CAR LA7 Pep Club 2,37 Spanish 27 GAA 27 Drama: Mat Maids 3. SLAUGHTER, CHERI7 Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q V. Pres. 17 GAA 27 Drama 17 FHA 1. 7 SPACONE, MARIE7 Theatre Arts Club 1,27 Cosmotology CBYGGYQ Coronado Don. STRANG L, RICK7 Football 7 1,2,3,4Q Wrestling 1,2. STEPHAPNS, REGINA: Pep Club 1,2,37 CODAlC17iSpanish 17 Career Ed. 1,2,3,47 Deca 47 Health Club1.17 7 , SUPPES, DAR LENE7 Pep.Club 1,2,3,47E,cologyfClub 37 Varsity ' Band 1,2. 7 P 7 TANG, SUSAN7 Nlat Maid 171GAA, 17 Tennis 1,27 Pep Club 1,2,37gp 5 FHA 1,2,3,47 Annual Staff 37 Stu-A dentgCoun. Rep 47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47, Gold Pass 1,2,3,47 Princi- pal's, Pass 1',2,3,47 TAPf1,2,3li 7, f1,2,3,47 Wrestlingf-1,347 Baseball TEWERS, KIM7 Football 1,2,37 Wrestling 1,2,3,4j Track 1,2,3,4j I Will break the pole vaulting record!!!!! THONIAS, TRACY7 Varsity Band 1,2,3,47 Sec. 37 Twirler 1,2,3,47 Capt. 3,41 Pep Club 1,2,3,4j Inter- act 1,2,3,4Q Sec. 47 Mat Maid 1,2,3,4Q V. Pres. 47 GAA 1,27 Archery 27 Tennis 17 FHA 1,27 Student Coun. Rep. 1,2,3,47 Gold Pass7 Powderpulsf Football 81 Basket ball 3,42 CPE Flunkee 4. 'roRREz, NANCEE7 Spanish 1,2,3,47 Pep club 1,27 GAA 1,2. TOPETE, PATRICIA Patsy 7 GAA 1,2,3,4Q Pep Club 1,2,3,4Q Spanish 1,2,3,47 Tennis 17 Volleyball 37 Badminton 47 Powderpuff Football 3,4. TRENBEATH, JIM7 Varsity Band 17 Science 27 FFA 37 Concert Choir 37 Choir Musical Contest 37 Drama 37 Medstart 47 German Club 47 Honor Roll 1,22 Weedville Tiddley-Winks Champ. '73'. TUGG LE, TWILA 'Bill's Crusty 7 GAA 17 ,Pep Club 1,27 Spanish 1,32 Chorus 17 Powderpuff Football 4. ULBRICH, CAR L7 Photo Staff 37 Editor 47 Varsity Band 1,2,3,47 Pres. 47 Stage Band 1,2,3,47 Basketball 17 LAST, but not least, Shafted1,2,3, and 4. VEIT, GEORGE Dirt Farmer 7 Football 17 Basketball 17 Varsity Track'1,2,3,47 Sun Club 2,37 Var- sity i1Club.!2,3,47 Star Green Hand: FFA 1,2737 Swim Team 47 Stu- dent Asst. Swim Coach for igirIs7 Gold Pass1,2. 7 7 7 A ,vsLAsQuEz, .iA1ivlE7 .Football 1,2,A,2. Spanisl1.17-27.1 is . A . .,,,,,...+,.ww if-h il 1 s ,e mba., Q., w1lwRog fD'lW'tDf y 1,2,3,47 Auto Club ? ' N g, M il ff 3 WILIEQIKIIS, SAND ? Pep ' 1,23 GBQA 27 Frenc A Band . ' 1,2,3f :HA 1,27 2n 2, ,. Pres. f K Tres.j45 Fr. Tennis ' Gold 27 Prin. 1-Pfss 27 Honor W ll. 2,3, ig Lyresg 5 A A at , I qi legal , .gym ,XSMARCUSQ Sciengw g , hess Club 1,27'ROTC Color Guard. WITTER, CATHY7 1,2,37 Pep Clu Choir 1,2,37 Attendence VA LERIE Club 3,47 An- Roll FRIEND! . JOE7 All around cool guy + ,. W. ,iz .4 W.. ,f W 5 . llmh u, W A'3.f.. w+ W sz X. A e 1' s , ..,2w -- ts . . W 4 ' Feeling ' 2 ba A its 'IWW' V ' .. 'il d . M, , Survivin - A-1 Englis q e Keeping 1- M 3Vi'cars ff 2 Writing 6 1 -.fr . 'K A :T n Q S ' l 9 I y 5 Beingrh fl? 14. I Finding, ' ' ' tofcla if . , . , ,. vLditerin C ' r ' Flufflngt wgfkig T g . . . le m .rr Boothhat' yarn A h s Fooling around . . . Crying at Homecoming . . . Crying anytime . . . Eventually finding yourself listed as AWOL . i. . ' vwhefe g- Being N ful f gf pride 1 g i x Creati e- L 'd spec gn the Sf j iw s h i Cuttin fggthe L line ,S Having tg thlunc it . . . R lr -A h' ' ' leanz l g is ns WW Looki head . of :A A fi Notici t e or ,puilvfpo theaw t and . A Qix- Beingn lggw., elgj put anyone' in 5 ang ' A 'H Soapi , owigz . . 4 lb Knowing all the teachers and being taller than most of them B.ein.g out every Friday night at parties . . . ' g s for not -3' .ggi g ns Wi' 5 ' vw W lfsibhool . . 'IS . ,.. l t having ' W M or 7th howspxy -f'fL,T t nil. ,fi Lgarning h w , n more than' ., 9 water n Ba Survival r n with a Q fl o I ing it . .'., ., I W arryi g I ss ne book to 5. ' . 1 future fTrying' to fit your cap and gown K right. . . Knowing now what last year's Seniors were talking about . . . Bye. . . We'll Miss You . . . Q - H . Mfff-a A 4 rw .,.. .. z ay - ,W FEE' r If- ' 3 jf I ff ' Q5'4fs .w V' ' -ey is ga ,,,,,.- A ll A l 'N' l WU fzz I J SP 4, Q Q i D ?X Junior Class Officers, Left to Right: A. Chagolla, O. Cobos, C. Van Meter, J. Collins, C. Hall, and L. Hauser. Abrams, Rich Adamowecz, Lisa Adams, Jacque if l , Ahearn, Gary Akley, Brenda Alcantar, Lupe Allen, Karen Amelung, Carl Ammann, Jeff A, Anders, Julie Anderson, Liz Anderson, Mark Apodaca, Larry Bafford, Joyce Banks, Sandra Banovic, Steve Barden, Mike Barido, Debbie Basaldu, Lola Basquez, Grace Belt, Judy Berg, Steve Binggeli, Erika Blackmore, Jim Juniors Have High Spirits Q 1 . an l 'But, Rick, I thought we were going out tonight. rv' IJ Bomar, Tom Boretsky, Rick Brannigan, Cathy Broomall, Donny Bunton, Judy Caito, Pam Calderwood, John Camacho, Robert Campanaro, Tom Castro, Tito Chapman, Kelly Chase, Debra Chavarin, Marcell Chavez, David Clark, Mike Clayton, Mindy Clemens, Ken Cliff, Shirley Cobos, Omar 8 Coleman, Lafayette Collins, John Conklin, Pam Conway, Steve Cool, Jim Class of '77 Enjoys Last Years Cooley, Melvin Cornwell, Debra Corral, Cathy Cortez, Lucy Craig, Ginny Cunningham, Robin Daugherty, Shelley Davidson, Nannette Davis, Jeannette Delano, Debbie Dilettoso, Sam Donimari, Cyndi Draper, Jeff Dubasik, Francine Dugan, Kevin Dupuis, Priscille Duron, Pete Ebbeler, Rhonda Echois, Chuck Eoff, Sheri Esposito, Karen Farley, Cindy Farmer, Toni Fisher, Cindy Flynn, Melanie Forbes, Lynette Franco, Jesse Fritz, Wendy Gale, Linda Gallegos, Virginia Gamez, Cora Gann, Duane Garcia, Ralph Gatis, Amber Gee, Jim Gibson, Buddy sf- , -sis s' is :ff sv ks ,I f Is there a star amongst us? A Mrs. Peters said I'd regret it ifl didn't do my English! l ex , pi he Gilsdorf, Danny Graves, Bobby Gray, Chris Grow, Margaret Guida, David Guy, Cynthia Halchak, Michael Hall, Cheri Hall, Claudia Hall, Tina Hamza, Kevin Hart, Joselyn Hartman, Steve Hartwig, Vivian Haskins, Charlene Hatch, Michael Hauser, Lori Hawkins, Sue Hayes, Becky Heidenreich, Jim Hermosillo, Lydia Hernandez, Alice Hernandez, Frank Heyer, Sue Hickman, Matt Higgins, Pat Hobbs, Cindy Hockey, Thomas Horner, Roger Howe, Steve Hudson, Kevin Hutchison, Steve Illingworth, Mark Imbriale, John Jacobs, Beth Janes, Mark Janson, Jodi Jeffries, Bill Juniors Take It Easy Third Time Around Jennings, Randy Jimenez, Gracie Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Laura Johnson, Lynda Johnson, Mike Jones, L isa Justice, Margie Karr, Kristy Kay, Mike Kelly, M att Key, Karen Kloft, Reed Kostas, Alice Kowalski, John Kuberra, John Kugler, Dennis Kuhlwein, Mark Lanza, Mary Leonard, Ian Loeh mann, C lau Lopez, Cyndi Lopez, Debby Lopez, Gilbert Lopez, John Lopez, Larry Lopez, Lee Lopez, Rhonda Lucas, Katie Luders, Sheryl Lyall, Cindy Mander, Mark Manley, Billy Manning, Diana Margist, Kent Massaro, Larry dia 'QED' Many faces. . . Many moods! Happy Days are here again! I 1 f .sy s, . b , .v ., T 'R ' fi we s fl -Rim. 1 Matthews, Dawn Mayo, Joe McAlister, Charles McAlister, Mike McCarty, Debbie McCullar, David McDonald, Marilyn McGady, Mike McQuistion, Connie Meddor, Lori Mercado, Pablo Merdick, David Miller, Mark Mills, Tammy Molina, Helen Monje, Genevieve Molina, Tanya Monroe, Lisa Monroe, Robin Moore, Lisa Mortensen, Brenda Mullican, Robert Mullenix, Calvin Murillo, Diana Napierkowski, Duan Newman, Judy Ogby, John Ortega, Frank Osborne, Carolyn Overla, Doug 9 Pacey, LaDonna Paluszcyk, Russ Pennington, Kathy Pickering, Robert Piskulick, Roger Plummer, Jimmy Poage, Ken Porter, Becky Potter, James Powell, Dean Prado, Nellie Quigley, Mark 5 Changing Times Affect Juniors Reddix, Kenneth Reed, Donna Rener, Kathy Reyna, Fernando Reyna, Louis Reynoso, Alma Rivera, Bill Roberts, Brian Rodriguez, Tony Rollins, Don Romero, Brenda Root, Barbara Rose, Cindy Rowell, Bill Schaeffer, Dwight Schmidt, Chris Schultze, Darrol Schultze, Carrol Seeberger, John Selway, Cheri Seratt, Waynette Shaw, Frank Shockey, Brian Sigrist, Dirk Simmons, Stacey Slater, Virginia Snowberger, Patty Aw, C'mon Deb. The food isn't Tl bad! But I thought it was Saturday! '-QE' .Jimi Southey, Rick Spacone, Carol Starr, Shari Strickler, James Stump, Debbie Tartaglia, Carolyn Tewers, Tena 'I homsen, Lori Thunborg, Valerie Thurman, Annette Thurman, Conel Tillerson, Ida Timothy, Mike Trenbeath, Janet Trost, Kris Truscott, Pat Turrieta, Edna Van Ivleter, Chris Vasquez, Jacque Vasquez, Salvador Vega, Ray Verdugo, Camelia Vicerman, Bruce Wacker, Tim Walker, Anita Walledom, Shelly Watson, Robin Weiler, Teresa Weir, Cindy Wells, Marci Whitehurst, Jim Williams, Terry Willoby, Denise Wilson, Dawna Wilson, Don Winkler, George Wolf, Pat Wolff, Becky Wooley, Jim Workman, Tammie Ziegler, Bruce Sofianos, Paul D M951 WD Aguayo, Martina Alcantar, Ray Aldrich, Tracy Anderson, Kris Antie, Alan Arias, Merlin Armenta, James Ashly, Mark Ashworth, Vincent Bango, Nancy Banting, Jim Barber, Donna Barry, Jacque Beauchaine, Kathleen Beauregard, Michelle Sophomore class officers: L to R L. Whitehurst, N. Bango, L. Whitehurst, A. Hernandez. Sophomores Learn To Work Together Beavers, Wes Beckman, Mike Beesley, Janice Bell, MaDelene Benoit, Steve Berens, Greg Bernstein, Jennifer Beyette, Cathy Beyl, Kara Binggeli, Anna Blackinton, Keith Blackwell, Dana Blades, Liz Bladgett, David Boggs, Valerie Bomarito, Cindy Brady, Pat Broadway, Rick Broeder, James Brown, Joe Bullock, Cheryl Bunting, Critter Burk, Chris Burkall, Carol Burks, LeeAnn Butera, Colleen Calhoun, Tricia Campa, Joe Carlton, Bill Carney, Denise Castaneda, Ramon Castillow, Anna Castro, Lupe Celaya, Mitch Chavez, Belinda Chavez, Gracie Childress, Anita Chinn, Cundee Cleveland, David Cohagen, Ken Collura, Frances Cook, Karen Coughlin, Mary Coulombe, Rene Crabb, Jeff Davis, Jeff Davis, John Davis, Lori Davis, Sharon Dehart, Diana Delgado, Jorge DeHaven, Larry Denney, Karen DePierro, Janice Dezember, Tony Diamond, Sid Dorris, Rick Dowd, Katie Dubasik, Frank Durbin, Daryl Dutton, Dana Esposito, Pam Eyherabide, Chris Fairchild, David Ferrat, Kathy Fish, Wayne Franks, Tone Frazier, Shelie Freeland, Regina Fritz, Kim Forgia, Rod Gallifant, Gail Gamblin, Robin Gasiorowski, Kim l fi We're just three song-and-dance men at heart io miss on FAIL xs nor rzum. Will-ESS YW N WLT Isn't English fascinating? Planning for Their Junior Year Gets Sophomores Thinking Gates, Rodney Gawthorp, Lonnie Goff, Bruce Gonzales, Pete Graber, Bill Greer, Nlack Gregory, Karen Griffin, Barbara Griffin, Sherrie Griffith, Tracy Grimes, Charlene Guernsey, John Guthrie, Barbara Guthrie, Craig Haile, John Hall, 'Iracy Hallberg, Louis Hand, Jo Ann Hansen, Rick Hanson, Debbie Harris, Becky Heard, Allison Heck, Michelle Henck, Carmen Henderson, Connie Henderson, Kris Henegar, Christine Hernandez, Albert Herre, Mitch Hickman, Roxanne Hill, Marcel Higg, John Holly, Linda Holmgred, Michael Horner, Jim Howard, Janice Huddle, Amanda Hutchison, David Hutchison, Diann Huffman, Eric Hughens, Valorie Huskey, Kenneth Isenburger, Marie Iverson, Bob Jacobs, Linda Jaquez, Migual Jean, Andy Johnson, Beverly Johnson, Evan Johnson, J od i Johnson, Mike Johnson, Susan Jones, Vester Karskey, Lori Katzenburg er, Fred Kelly, Danny Kennell, David Kloft, Mark Krasnowski, Tom Krupinski, John Lawrence, Viki Layton, Shelly Lederer, Lynn Lit, Matt Leyba, Roslee Limon, Larry Leiby, Cindy Lomuscio, Tony lg 5 f X. Is it Mr. and Ms. Photogenic? Sophomores Learn to Work Together Lopez, Irma Lowry, Kathy Lund, Ruth Luttrell, Mimi Lyon, Brenda Maas, Mike Mackey, Alicia Magnusson, Carla Majerus, Randy Majewski, Kim Malmud, Esther Manly, Lori Martinez, Lisa Martinez, Joe Martinez, Ted Massaro, Jim Mathews, Vicki McCarty, Mike McCIendon, Rhonda McCoy, Leslie McCoy, Wes McCrary, Susan McDaniel, Janet McGady, Liz Dozens of sophomores turned out in last minute panic to complete work on their Homecoming float, The Sting The float placed fourth. McLeland, Janet McQueen, Terry Mendenhall, Robert Mesa, Fernando Metcalf, Beth Miller, Courtney l Molina, Teresa Moore, Eddie Morden, Tom Moren, Tom Mortensen, Junie Munger, Madeline Munoz, Alex Murillo, Joe Nash, Priscilla Newton, Amy Nordtome, Jay Nunez, Andy Olson, Sylvia Ordaz, Irene Ortiz, Elizabeth Overla, Marilou Pacy, Ledell Paluszcyk, Kurt Peppin, Robert Phillips, Tamrnie Pickering, Fred Pivacek, Bill Pivacek, Wayne Platt, Randy Porter, Dan Potter, MaryAnn Price, Larry Quirk, Patty Radmanovich, Alan Rampine, Joe :dim I R N Won't you join us? Sophomores Fi Ways of Spendi K, Ray, Daphne Reddix, Teresa Reed, Dawn Resendes, Gilbert Reynoso, Raul Rice, Dawn Richardson, Debbie Riley, Scott Rivera, Rudy Robinson, Forrest Rodriguez, Debbie Rodriguez, Richard Rogers, Janet Rogers, Keith Rollins, Mike Rosinski, Linda Rutter, Jamie Salcido, Steve Sanchez, Diana Sanders, Lee Santana, Eddie Santillan, Cleto Schlueter, Tim Scianna, Mary Schreiner, Diana Seitz, Donna Shamblin, Rodger Shaw, David Sheridan, Sandy Shumaker, Jay nd Unique ng Time Simpson, Gary Skousen, Suzanne Smith, Dale Sofianos, Dianna Southey, Rob Sparks, Sheri Spitzer, Jami Stepp, Greg Stephens, David Stevenson, Rick Stout, Linda Strickler, Alvin Sweeney, Debbie Sykes, Dale Takas, Camie Tang, Sharon Temple, Jenne Thompson, Jay Timothy, Lori Tomlinson, Anita Tosh, Ronald Travers, Mike Treadway, Darin Turner, Tammy VanGotum, Bill Vasquez, Larry Vasquez, Laura Verdugo, Lisa Veres, Lynn Vogel, Pam Volkman, Gene Waddell, Sue Walker, Christine Walker, Sheldon Wallace, Nlarty Walsh, John Ward, Gary Warner, Barbara Warner, Shellie Weedman, Robert Weir, Karen White, Starla ,se -i I, 1 GCS. ii Today we'll go over what you feel your purpo in life is. N on 1 xp ' 1 2' y Second Year Brings More Fun l . -li, .1 I ,bl f 5 . is-v' Some Sophomores are really on top of things here Shellie Warner, Lisa Whitehurst, and David Fox visit at PHS. relatives at Zoo. Whitehead, Sharon Whitehurst, Lisa Whitehurst, Lori Williams, Brenda Williams, Karen Williams, Patti Wilson, Gene Wilson, Linda Wolff, Dawn Wood, Randy Wright, Shari Young, Brian 'K Z MAJ ' QL-MJ ML l . -if -. grqmfolle V Cv Ng' l --44 l . , KX Class officers are, Left to Right, Sybil Harris, Secretary, Cathy Romerqo, Treasure John Weiler, Vice President, Duffy Daughterty, President.j 4 ix faofxmkxsl 5 ll LJNHN R N - Tk XQL ltyxqx. Xxx Frosh Total Over 500 'ixlfl Abbey, Ardith amowecz, Gala dams, Jodi dams, Melinda Aguayo, Delia Ahearn, Grace Akley, Bart Alcantar, Terry Allain, Leo Altman, David Ammann, JoAnn Anderson, Amy Anderson, Brad Anderson, Danise Anderson, Darlene Antilla, Patty Anzar, Albert Apodaca, Frances Apodaca, Jimmy Arand, Milda Aranda, Lupe Armenta, Jimmy Arzate, Donna Badillo, Josephine Bafford, Steve Bagley, Debra . Bailey, Shelley Baker, Patty Bango, Patty As Biggest Class Ever! ll5 ' ' ' Nui A Bannister, James Barnes, Beth Barraza, Andy Bates, Laura Beck, Rex Benfield, Roy Bennet, Susan Berg, Kim Bergerson, Linda Bertucci, Pauline Bevington, Karen Beyette, Richard Binggeli, Klaus Bird, Marilee Blevins, Brian Bloom, Alan Boggs, Allan Boller, Linda Bomar, Codi Bomarito, Fred Bouffard, Michael Boyer, John Bratcher, Donny Bronnigan, Mike Brooks, Bill Broomall, Rocky Brown, Don Brown, Rene Bullock, Greg Burdo, Terri Butera, Ramona Byrne, Bethany Calhoun, Chris Call, Derek Camacho, Gloria Campanarb, Lena Camptom, Jim Carlton, Lisa Carrasco, Becky Castillo, Erma Castillo, Yolanda Castillo, Raul Castro, Joe Cavazos, Albert Caywood, Sinead Chagolla, Lucy Chagolla, Ruben Capilla, Dolores Chapman, David Charles, Wesley Chaulklin, John Chavez, Elsie Childers, Millie Cisneroz, Johnny Clayton, Corinna Clayton, Dan Clemens, Greta Cleveland, Tracy Clinton, Rocky 156 Xfo Kala, at MAJ mmm MMM ,H I fwmjdi fm The Learn New Skillwav-Q Edwards, Sha Ellis, Susan Ely, Kelli Eoff, Julie I wonder if the dress cod anything about pigtails. Contleras, Angela Cook, Craig Cope, David Cooper, Mike Couch, Donna Couch, Jody Coulombe, Michele Cumbie, Debbie Cunningham, Ralph Daugherty, Duffy Davis, Bill Davis, Lynda Davis, Steven Day, Danny DeAlejendro, Ruth Decker, Anna Deckery, David Decubellis, Chelle DelCid, Nlaria Delgado, Ruben Dempsey, Roy Denny, Kelly DePierro, Shelly Deskins, Dolores Deskins, Glenn Deskins, Kim Dominguez, Emilio Dubasik, Ellen Dugan, Steve Dugan, Tom Duguid, Sherry Duncan, Donnie Durby, Cindy Durby, Tim Epstein, Laurie Esposito, Sandy Essary, Robert Estrada, Josie Feilds, Susan Fierro, Jesse Flavell, Don Flavell, Ron Flores, Raul Flores, Victor Florez, Elias Flowers, Cindy Ford, Alison Farney, Carrie Foy, Beth France, Arthur Franco, Angie Fowler, Paula Franks, Wayne Frazier, Julie Nlae Fulton, Lori Fu'Paz, Kory Glae, Ellen Gallagher, Robert Gallegos, Gabriela Gallegos, Susana Gallifant, Gavin Gamez, Ernest Gann, Janice Garcia, Ray Gassner, Regina Gawthorp, Kelly Gibson, Jill Goff, Tina Gray, Paul Griffin, Diana Grow, Steven Guerrero, Larry Guest, James Guthrie, JoAnn Hall, Donna Hall, Sandy Hamza, Kitty Hand, Terrie Hanson, Steve Hardy, Tim Harrigan, Joe Harris, Sybil - Frosh Try Their Hardest 'tif' 1 Was it left... or right... 24'? Ir , Hart, Frank Hatch, Karla Hayes, Bridget Heck, Penny Heiser, Mark Hemphil, Lori Hernandez, Arturo Hernandez, Eddie Herre, Matthew Herrell, John Hickman, Glenn Higgins, Kevin Hill, Robert Hobbs, Morris Hodges, Kenny Hoffman, David Hoopes, Dan Hopkins, Patricia Horn, Clayton Howard, Andre Hughes, Dawn Hughes, Michael Iannucci, Rachel Imber, Amy Imbriale, Pat Iverson, Craig Ivie, Pam James, Cindy Janish, Frank Jantz, T. J. Jean, Randi Jenkins, Jill Jimenez, Mark Jimenez, Veronic Johnson, Bruse Justesen, Kirsten Johnson, John Johnson, 'lerry 3. Johnson, Steve Jones, Craig Jones, Robert Jones, Veesha Josey, Carl Jozefick, Norma Kahlen, Mark Keene, Kevin Kelly, Kathy Kelly, Richard Kelley, Tonya Kenedy, Robert Kephart, Richard Key, Kevin King, Chris King, Karl Kirby, Julie Kloog, Kevin Kreutziger, Debbie Klueznik, Raymond Knight, Larry Komes, Charles Kosier, Kathy Kostas, Liz Slowly Getting There - ff - ' mv, a Q ff--zf, .e,, 1 ,. .Q . wi ww M W W i Wvmwmbl-' ' 'Y SML. 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'- ' it Q-v' Kowalski, Jim Krasnowski, Kim Lal, Eric Lansberry, Larry Lawrence, Mike Ledbetter, Jiff Lederer, Dale Lee, Patti Leonard, Karen Lerichi, Patty Lewis, Don Lewter, Sharon Leyva, Manuel Loerzel, Walter Lomuscio, Kathy Long, Scott Lopez, Becky Lopez, Frank Lopez, Linda Lopez, RoseAnn Lowe, Leslie Luders, Billy Ludi, Shelly Mader, Carol Mallette, Tim Maltbie, Nancy Maresh, Martin Marshall, Florence Masterson, Tim Martin, April Martin, Mike Martinez, Frank Martinez, Monty Mayberry, Troy Mayo, Jim And they told me high school was going to be sooooo tough McCandIess, Eric McCullar, Ernie McDaniel, Allice McKenzie, Lola Mears, Tim Medina, Cathy Meece, Debra Mercado, David Merrill, Kelly Mesa, Robert Meyer, Terry Miller, Lisa Mivelaz, Sheri Molina, Viola Molina, Virginia Monje, Rick Moore, Kim Morris, Linda Mote, Mike Moya, Virginia Mayer, Wendy Mullinix, Dan Murphy, Debbie Murillo, Sarah Napoleon, Rita Nelson, Becky Nevarez, Teresa Nixon, Mike Norris, Angela Oates, John D Y 'vii ' . 'Skye Being a junior has its advantages during Freshman Initiation Frosh Find New Studies Interesting X if Hey, wait a second! A + B over C3 is equal to what?'?? .1 I ia. 8. O'Connor, Robert Olibarria, Gloria Olsen, Shelly Ordaz, Joe Osuna, Martha Ortega, David Pacey, Leighann Padron, Diana Palomaki, Walter Panton, Ron Paschal, Kass Patti, Laura Pharis, Dennise Pharis, Doug Piazza, Pat Pickering, Tony Prather, Julie Price, Tom Quigley, Chris Rademaker, Dorot Rairden, Carol Rajas, Yolanda Raketich, Mark Raneel, Anna Frosh Finds Moments to Relax fm HJ Ramsay, Cheryl Reed, Dave Reeder, Ricky Reeves, Joey Reiss, Robert Reyna, Delia mm. Reyna, Sandra Riccio, Terry Richards, Fred Ricker, Richard Rickey, Candy Riggle, David Riggs, Jodie Rigs, Antoinette Rioux, Nlike Rivera, Nlary Roberts, Robbie Robinson, Lori Rodriguez, Joe Rodriquez, Lyn KRodriguez, Vincent Rojas Richard S SCC x'Romero, Cathy' , Root, Nlaria - ' owland, Nlark QNX 5 x5QSabo, Suanne SaIiba, Rachele I1 Sgchez, Frank EXW Qihwchez, Harvey QA chez, Juan Sanders, Scarlett Schmidt, Jeff Schroeder, Tammi Seratt, Larry Sevedge, Harry Shackleford, Karen 'I64 E IS ll: . -'fl ' ...4 X Here we are f 2131. J 374 21: ' f f L Y Af Diffs Ml? X - 'r , vo ' 4 9 'H 5:4 .h sg, , 'F K pst - 4 Q' A .5 -0 1 - 3: 4 t I - I H' ' .4 422 ' ' W , 4' ESE? ir? 'v .4' ' 8 V 1' 7' 4 : ' 3 F m '.. of -1 ' 1 li M 'nb' 5' 19 ' tg Q an 4 'Y , Q . 1 ,, f -n 1. tt, v , 1 ' A : As . - f 4, x A T gk: 5 . ' , . 1 A 1 -A 3- .0 .xg .' A ,.. V-5 , 'Q l . lf, , , wg,- , ill? olks at the PHS Invitational Freshman Hop-Off. What fun! Shaw, Linda Shepherd, John Shipley, Karen Shiring, Beth Shoemaker, Robyn Shonk, Ray Shumaker, Janice Sigrist, Danette Skaggs, Stella Smith, Jim Smith, Sherri Sobotka, Debbie Southey, Ron Speirs, Paula Spitzer, Jeff Springfield, James Stangle, Roger Stark, Dan Starr, Lori Statham, Mark Stein, Steven Stevenson, Kathy Stewart, Lance Story, Cheri Story, Richard Stuart, Manny Sundermier, Joe Swartz, Cindy Swenson, Bob Swisher, Denise Tacker, Valarie Tang, Bruce Tartaglia, Tony Taylor, David Telfer, Kelly Tellez, Erminia Terry, Stacey Tetrick, Brian Tharp, Buddy Thunborg, Phil Tribelhorn, Donna Trost, Joe Todd, Debbie Tomlinson, Joe Topete, Cindy Torees, Roland Towne, Tamera Turner, Butch Turrieta, Lyndo Lissery, Sheri Vance, Vicki Varg, Melinda Vasquez, Darlen Vasquez, David Vasquez, Julian Vega, Cindy Vendeville, Rob Verdugo, Corina Verdugo, Teri Vidales, Sandra Villaneva, George Vowell, Paul , I ,4 41 l jllxf f .' Yates, Vicky Young, David Zoubek, Mike Zulld, Elaina QX Wallace, Cherri Wallace, Pam Walker, Zachery Walston, Randy Walter, John Watkins, Carol Watson, Sue Wedrand, James Weiler, John Westerfield, Chucky White, Tana Wigley, Curtis Wilcox, Robby Wilkerson, Malinda Williams, Jeff Williams, John Williams, Lisa Wilson, Donald Wilson, John Wilson, Terry Wilson, Theresa Wolf, Jim Wood, Christine Woodward, Tammy ffm f f , 16:1 Q A. ,ge D. V. T, '41 5 ' Jaws devoured a Dysart Demon on the Frosh Homecoming float. gi Q ,EY , -gawk . - ,ea A , .Kgs - A may Q X 3' 'M 5 F JE he I ,LAL ,wwf .si Teachers Find Time to Relax. .and Work Ackerman, Richard D. Ind. Ed., Jr. Class Sp. Adams, Ilene Reading, Head Frosh Sp. Andersen, Merrilyn S. Art, Gold Pass Comm. Arney, Barry Guidance, P.E., Athletic Director Benson, Barbara English, Jr. Class Sp. Berg, Stan English, Frosh Baseball Coach, Co-Sp. Spanish Club, National Honor Society Above: Mrs. Williamson relaxes while on lunch duty at snack bar area. R ight: Mrs. Nloman gives swim- ming instructions to P.E. student. ,el ,MV ,,,,, ,V ,M s At SQ .Mme S160 vs., in L, I il' ,A 5. P, ' ,Z ' M W , aa... 'fr'i.5sg,fZ ' K' i 6014 if , y. A., K ,tiv e A T ' wx -' nl Fug 7 Q. h 35 -,irfslfi t T is Q34-fig up Wg- ? yi 5 'Qsfg' ' 'iggvi 4 , ' A i ' f' ' ew ' : ' - C 3- i We ,gr .. 14 1 'vw 1, ,f ,. i 1-Qnu... Above: Mrs. Anderson helps Tammy Woodward and Sheldon Walker on their art projects. Rt: Nlrs. Sullivan poses as Shirley Temple. Berki, Antone J. Ind. Arts, Soph. Sponsor Bracciale, Tony P.E., Varsity Football, Frosh. Wrest- ling, Track Brown, James C. Agriculture, F.F.A. Cameron, Ellen Social Studies, Student Council lAssistant Sponsorl Campbell, Betty Choral Music, Chorus Chappell, Lois E. Special Education Chavez, Tom Guidance, Spanish Coke, Paul E. ROTC, Rocket Club, Boys Drill Team Girls Drill Team, Color Guard Colucci, Robert J. ROTC, Boys' Drill Team, Girls' Drill Team, Rocket Club, Color Guard 'Q 4-f ' Mr. Moore finds time to read his favorite literature. xc, Faculty Teach Useful Learning Skills DeSeelhorst, Rob Career Ed., Interact, Football Coach Detrie Mary Art, lgep Club Feist, Robert P.E., Frosh. Football, Frosh. Basketball, Soph. Class Sp. Gollihare, Bill Business, DECA, Frosh B Football, J.V. Basketball Gonzalo, Bob Social Studies, Am. History, Mat Maids, J.V. Football, V. Wrestling Gonzalo, Tony Foreign Language, V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Key Club Hemingway, Abby Social Studies, Swim Coach, Jr. Class Sp. 'WD Cupell, Paula English, Co-Sp. Pep Club Daly, Norene Home Ec., Jr. Class Sp. 'W .QU 5 -f f jfvu- ,r K .1 ' 5 .PI U , h 5 U if ,--......-4-..,. ,..e. lfl www, Hildreth, Ron Biology, Photography Frosh Football, Photo Club Hudson, Peggy English, Newspaper 84 Yearbook Advisor, Fros Cheerleader sponser Huling, Elda Library, Sophomore Class Sponser ' Knudsen, Jan Reading, Junior Class Sponsor Mrs. Peter's English classes presented a program on Pilgrim traditions. Even Mrs. Peters dressed up for the occasion. Mrs. Hudson helps Darrell Nickerson with the design of his yearbook pages. all Koury, Mike Math, Wrestling Coach Liggett, Phil A.V., Science Losito, Don Voc. Auto, Auto Club Maas, Bill Math, Varsity Football Gold Pass Sponsor Maertens, Col. George K. Guidance Makowski, Cindy Home Ec., F.H.A. Maness, Rusty English, Frosh Class Sp. Mangin, Gary English, Frosh B Basketball Coach Teachers Give Attention to Individual Students Martin, William ivi. Science, Chess Club Nliller, John Science, Nled-Start, Science Club, Track Mitchell, E. Lee Special Education Operation Santa Claus Nloman, Gayle P.E., Volleyball, Pom and Cheer, G.A.A. 174 Mrs. Benson assists Martina Aguayo with her English assignment sf f - ,w f-A. 1-fg,,,g,f:g.,5,.s,g 9 S A 5x'l'Q'?' ,' L 'X gi if 232 , QW- .- ' X f' if 'F 9 I 152 ,.L::t'5Ef' -35 A ' 3, -mi 1. 1 -'A Iiflliffili, ' '-4' I-,j:g,Z, 5, 4 t 5. 55' F252 A33 f' i 3 it yu, Q L I VFUQ :af Moore, Dave Soc. Studies, Mat Maids, Student Counsil, Frosh Football, V. Track Mroski, Melody Business Peters, Nellie O. English Potter, Kathleen Mathematics Above, Mrs. Rohner shows Kent Margist and Jim Heidenreich answer to com- plicated problem. Left: The following Aides assist teach- ers in many different ways. The teachers aides From L to R: Lana Hood, Alice Shupe, Carolyn Wheelock, Kay Esry, Mrs. Lonsbury, Mary Cota, and Apolonia Miller. Price, Ron English, Foreign Lang., German Club Robertson, Cathy Business, Co-Sp. Pep, Club, Co-Sp Frosh, Cheer Rodriguez, David Math, Frosh Class Sp. Rohner, Eloise Science, Science Club 175 Sand ers, Nell H. P.E., Varsity Badminton, Track Shcolnik, Deanna English, Speech and Drama, Drama Club Sp Siegel, Andre Special Education, Frosh Class Sp Smith, Patricia Business, Senior Class Sorci, Lewis J. Industrial Ed. Spencer, Geri Reading, Jr Cla Sullivan, Frances Foreign Language, French club, Spanish club Tieman, Joleen Home Ec., Tennis Coach, G A A Sp Turner, T. Milton Reading P.H.S. Adds a Dozen New Teachers to Staff Nlr. Koury is one of the new teachers this year. He enjoys teaching Math Principles and Pre Algebra Z Vicars, Dennis Social Studies, Senior Eager students flock around Mr. Vicars for Ariz. History assignment Class Sp., Baseball Coach, Wrestling Coach Watson, Julie Business, Senior Class Weller, Robert G. Sp. Instrumental Music, Lyres Club white, Robert G. Social Studies, Boys Tennis Coach Williams, Jim P.E., Baseball Coach, Mathias, Sharon Girls' PE Pom 84 Cheer Sponsor Williamson, Naomi English, Wright, Rodney Art and Crafts, Jr. Cla Greco, Richard Vocal Music Football Coach ss Sp. T f D M 4 Secretaries Aid Administration -r 'R i .1 , ,Adil ......P of-Le 'WSW' Q x ,lf No one knows how organized these ladies keep our school. Without them, there'd be more ditchers, messed up classes and confused grades. If we didn't have the secretaries to keep the Administration in line, our school would be in chaos. Then there's Mrs. Justesen. She's in charge of organizing all those lunches. She's the one who has to put up with those cafeteria jokes. No one appreciates her as much as she deserves it. Does anyone stop to thank her? No! So, here's our thanks to the lady who brought us basket lunches. Opposite Page: lClockwise From Top Left! Mrs. Hanemanp Mrs. Justeseng Ms. Thompsonp Mrs. Graber. This Page: Mrs.Hardy lTopl7 Mrs. Thorn lAboveJp Mrs. Karr lLeftl. Administration Faces Challenge of Growing District Mr. Bob Johnson, Below, examines student records in his first year as Assistant Principal. Right, Mr. Herb Mathis, Principal, enjoys dinner with the Home Ec classes. Below, IVlr. Mel Huber, District Superintendent, poses for the camera. Q CSC Left: Dr. Ray Kellis inspects school site with Steve Hutchison and Mike Hatch. Middlegln January new district officers were opened at 67th Ave. and Cholla. Bottom: Board members this year were, L. to R., M. Killion, President, R. Robertson, H. Taylor, and G. Goodrich, Clerk. Not Pictured is G. 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In phoenix our Hometown Grocery Ilir llqtianql Guard We I4 pay you so seam a name Ther? im ow 300 mans from wh an xo Noosa And wf- H sem you ru one 01 me 4 new sermons Amer mu you re COI1gl'3.tLlI3.tlOl'lS ummm amy ny your own amb non wmn you ve umsnen yew para xrammg about amonms youllspcnalusxwoaysayeavkeopmg your sm up to amp Our average Guard Ummbcvs nam aye' swoon oo per year No! nad to the vor part mme work Youll make new mends Ana esxaonsn contacts wnn people who naye me same -meresas as you Expect some hne tnnge benehls loo Fm runner mlorrnalron slop by or can the Clagg of '76 107 Tac Sq at 175 4675 or as Thlnk about ll You belong In the Guard : 83rd 84 Washmgton NATIONAL GUAQD Peoria, Az 937 7572 2 1 I EP ' ' Fi g .. ll' I y A I i 7 Y ll 937 8955 LARRY MOORE OWNER 979 7223 VISIT OUR SHOWROOM 9117 NW GRAND AVE 937 9947 931 1370 YJ lax Perla Cafe FOR FINE MEXICAN FOOD 5912 West Glendale Avenue Hours Mon Thurs H cu m 12 Midnight ru Sat a m 2 a m I Sun 12 Noon 9pm GQ' p 17 ga -san:-f TO THE CLASS OF 76-THANKS FROM THE POMPA FAMILY CONGRATULATICNS TO THE CLASS OF 1976 FROIVI THE 75 76 IVIAT IVIAIDS Off ce Equ pment Rubber Stamps SI Suppl es Seal SI Copy Serv ce OFFICE SUPPLY I . 7726 N. 59th Ave. PEORIA FEED 84 SUPPLY A A O A 85 C0 OP C E 3935 LL THE BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS OF 76 FROIVI THE PEGRIA VARSITY BAND nvuens FI . '!l'IlIU'f' 'I I-'5ff5Eef.,fz.:7imQ-9 TASTEE FREEZ IN PEORIA Where the good things are' 8401 W Peoria 979 3567 Uri H1251 Pfomn P 0 Box 9 l Peoria Anzona 85345 II -... .. ..v.. .IL o L?.T ff 121. ' wv.-,ffffw Q,-,mpg 'TMI' 'Q It M.. Q f -.m N .. . 1, . . , 'I K A 1 1 ' 4. K I I ' x Congratulations to the Class of '76 from THE PANTHER yearbook staff Lisa Moore, Editor 'Jeff McKenzie, Sports Editor ' Lisa Lit, Advertising Manager 'Gail Chase Debra Cornwell Debbie Stump 4' G raduating Seniors Jeannette Davis Paula Francek 'i' Lanell Martin ' Leslie Sanders Shari Wright Mrs. Peggy Hudson, Advisor C pu-...f-L . -. Q 'T-'l ,Q -. , . g ...N W.. , XR X da.-it . T 4' K'll tag.. i c Q , .'.. an . s-.. 'i LL W- - 'J ..AA 1 ' ,, ,V f 'efgr4s Being editor of this yearbook unique experience I've ever had. and headaches there's a sense of accomplishment. Seeing the finished project makes you forget the personallity conflicts, lack of pictures, and missed deadlines. the tears I'd like to thank Mr. Edmund Tang for supplying us with the fantastic old pictures of Peoria that we used of thedivision pages. I'd like to also thank Mr. Ron Hildreth and the photography staff for working with us and for giving us the pictures that make this book so special. Working close together with other people is sure to bring on conflicts. But somehow we overcame them. I'd like to thank those on the staff who stayed with it. They all worked hard and did a great job. I'd also like to thank them for putting up with my hysterical fits and for working so good together. Most of my thanks and admiration goes to Mrs. Peggy Hudson, our advisor. She was always there to listen calmly to my complaining and worrying. She kept us going, making sure that we made those deadlines. 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