Peoria High School - Panther Yearbook (Peoria, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 224 of the 1977 volume:

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Another of the finalists was the Pep Club's fudge booth KBELOWD The Auto Club sponsored its usual car bash tBOTTOlVl LEFTJ while the FFA had its rou h and tumble B.uckin' 9 - - Bronco, KOPPOSITE PAGE, FAR RIGHT7. -Us i l ll? v i v ii Y X Kill' -wr- Carnival Royalty were Mike Kay and Helen Nlolina, seniors. Placing second were Sandy Sheridan and Frank Dubasik juniors KFAR LEFTig third place were Autumn Ballard and Robert Martinez, freshmen l LEFT7. Sophomores Julie Prather and Junior Cota, COPPOSITE PAGE, TOPI, placed fourth. gl. F 'L Ab' 'bl -eww KOPPOSITE PAGE FAR LEFTl Lori Karsky and Tina Lintz participate in Dress-Up Day. CFAR LEFT? Mr. Maas holds Mickey Mouse, Pink panther and Dumbo, the three stuffed animals that the Pep Club held a drawing for. CLEFTJ Sherry Duguid, Regina Gassner and Sheri Smith joined the crowd and wore their Mouse ears on Mouseketeers day. lBELOWl Did it really snow on Cindy Durby and her Mouse ears? lBOTTOM LEFTJ Chris Van Meter made a really cute looking Tinkerbell. COPP. PAGE BOTTOM LEFTl These were a few characters seen on campus: Jeannette Davis, Frances Collura, Nancy Bango, Terri Zito, Linda Davis, and Jenny Holly. lOPP. PAGE FAR LEFTl Frances Collura joined in on the fun by dressing up as Donald Duck. Senior Float Takes First Place fb row ' Qi 'Vw , If 'K ' S . 'gm iq: 5 'Q 'i W L- .f -M 4 Vg Z 'Y .phil 8 Y i qu A b Y k ,nf 'K n ,Nw af Q '- t HOIVIECOMING IS A time of working together, making new friends, and having fun. It is also a time when all the alumni of PHS can come back and renew old friendships and memories. The theme of Homecoming was Disney Days. The week held many activities. On Monday things started off with a slave auction. The football players got the chance to buy a favorite girl for a day. Tuesday things were reversed. The girls were able to get revenge. Wednesday was Dress Up Day, students and faculty came to school dressed as their favorite Walt Disney characters. All the alumni were invited back to the campus to visit. Thursday was Mouseketeer Day. Everyone grew ears and whiskers for the occasion. Friday, the big day, started off with an assembly put on by the football players, cheers, Kitten Kadets, Band, and King and Queen candidates. KOPP. PAGE TOP FAR LEFTJ Seniors all join in on stapling the last flower on the float. COPP. PAGE TOP LEFTJ The Juniors had Dumbo for their float theme. They came in fourth place. IUPPER LEFTD Donald Duck captured third place on the Freshman float. KABOVEJ Dumbo gets some finishing touches from two Junior girls. IOPP. PAGE BOTTOM LEFTi Pauline Bertucci, a sophomore, wonders if they are ever going to find some more string. tOPP. PAGE LEFT! The Senior float which was designed around Cinderella and her midnight warning took first place. CLEFTJ Pirates of the Carribean was the theme of the Junior float which took second place. wr'- Y. ,L ' - ' T., A 1 'r -ef . s ' ': ts use 4 y , A , g A ig ig .., 'A sir s - . A 5 - Q ' 9,63-if fx 'Q -fakiqgffs s V gg . ik. X 1 . it-tr, ' , K., - -Q. WN ' 3,8 ,IIKWN 7 tj , ' . ' , - is-as V s gl Q X217 I I at ' 1 H Q we X... .gl-5 .e, 9 4 , 5 I I, f 3 . J Q' I I f lf' :fs fr I1 ,r 1 4 4, . ,X it 'ln-fy if :ru ,J f ..:,- . ff' f f if f 1' . , , 5 ..Lqe,',3,',::- WWWWK im, sw i A4 ,. 1 THE ASSEMBLY FRIDAY started the activities of the day off. All morning students worked hard to get the floats ready for the judging and the parade through Peoria at 2.30 The game against the Glendale Cardinals began at 7.30 Even though we lost by a score of 6 to 20, it did not spoil the occasion The Varsity Club sold mums all week and at the game. The Pep Club sold balloons which were released on cue At half-time the Band and Kitten Kadets performed Debbie McCarty was crowned Homecoming Queen, and Robert Camacho was crowned at the dance after the game. A special thanks goes to Student Council under Ms. Cameron, who made the wonderful Homecoming activities possible. CABOVEJ An unidentified girl works on Dumbo's box of popcorn. CTOP RIGHTD Ms. Cameron stops to check on the finishing of the floats. lOPP. PAGE TOP RIGHT! Debbie McCarty is crowned Home- coming Queen by Yoli Olibarria. tOPP. PAGE TOP FAR RIGHTD Mark Barden and Yoli Olibarrla presented a rose to each of the candidates. lRIGHTl Debbie McCarty and Robert Camacho pose for a picture. CFAR RIGHTJ Candidates were: Lisa Moore, Andy Chagolla, Stacey Simmons, John Collins, Jacque Adams, Roselle Pino, Bill Manley, Jenney Craig, Debbie McCarty, Pat Truscott, Robin Cunningham, Helen Molina, Sam Dilettoso, Chris Van Meter, and Robert Camacho, NOT PICTU RED. r ,I f'! Drama Students Present Comedies ON OCT. 16TH the Drama Department presented three comedies and four funny skits in its opening production of the sea- son. The first play, entitled Nobody Sleeps, is about a couple of burglars who encounter an interesting family. Shock of His Life was presented by the Drama I Class. It deals with a misunderstood Life and Death situation. The Advanced Drama Class presented If Girls Asked Boys For Dates, a comedy about reversed dating roles. The four skits were: TaIk for Two, R. U. There, Madam, I Pitch and Frontier Psychiatrist. Announcers for the evening's productions were Lynette Forbes and Tina Lintz. Ms. Deanna Shcolnik directed all the productions. This is her sixth year with PHS, and the Drama Depart- ment has come a long way in that time. COPPOSITE PAGE TOPJ Sam Dilettoso and Lynette Forbes from the skit TaIk for Two. KBOTTOIVIJ Randi Jean, Alison Ford, Linda Davis, John Weiler, Duffy Daugherty, Rachelle Saliba and Sybil Harris from the play Nobody Sleeps. CTHIS PAGE TOP LEFT? Walter Loerzel and Robin Cunningham from the play If Girls Asked Boys for Dates. CBELOWD Ed Braeten, Dyann Cruickshank, Don Wilson from Shock of His Life. CLOWER LEFT! Lori Hemphill, Duffy Daugherty, Alison Ford, Rachelle Saliba from the play, Nobody Sleeps. KLOWER RIGHT! Sam Dilettoso and Cindy Fisher from the play If Girls Asked Boys for Dates. -QI! THE ANNUAL BAND Blackouts has been a tradition at Peoria for many years. It gives students a chance to show off their talents and have fun at the same time. KRIGHTD Lafayette Coleman took first place with the song, Love Has No Pride. COPP. PAGE RIGHT! Sam Dilettoso and Jim Blackmore were IVIasters of Ceremony. COPP. PAGE FAR RIGHTJ Terri Burdo, Valerie Micek, Shari Abramowitz, Josie Badillo and Julie Corum presented the pantomime, Sound of SiIence. CBELOWJ Third place went to Randi Ballard and David Flores. They sang a duet entitled Don't Cry, John. KLOWER RIG HTl Laura Bates received second place when she sang You'lI Never Walk Alone. COPP. PAGE LOWER RIGHTl Bill Rowell, IVlike Polvani and Jerry Padron pre- sented OriginaI Sounds rock and roll style. COPP. PAGE LOWER FAR RIGHTD Jim Blackmore kept the audience busy while the acts were getting ready. Lafayette, Randi, Laura, David Place in Band Blackouts Students Enjoy Christmas Spirit i Q i DU RING THE CHRISTMAS season there are many activities that students can get involved in. CABOVE TOPJ The Modern Dance classes performed a Christmas package dance at the Christmas assembly. CO PP. PAGE TOP RIGHTi Lee Lopez and Robert Comacho decorate their gingerbread houses in Creative Foods class. COPP. PAGE TOP FAR RIGHT! This gingerbread house looks good enough to eat. CABO VEJ C LOC Club sang a Christmas song and told what Christmas meant to them. KRIGHTJ MECHA Club breaks a pinata. It is a Nlexican tradition at Christmas. CFAR RIGHT! ' IVir. Greco directs the Concert Choir during the Christmas Assembly. Ib i L'-r . Ml? A W-Y'f? 'f'ww:1fr'+g, ,A ' ,fam 4'!:i3f N. s ' x' fi I Chelle, Frank Selected 1977 Sweetheart and Bachelor THE ANNUAL SWEETHEA RT dance was held February 12 in the new gym. Sweetheart can- didates, chosen bythe FFA, were Sandy Esposito, Chelle DeCubelIis, Camie Tackas and Cindy Van Meter. FHA members chose the bachelor candidates who were senior Andy Chagolla, junior Frank Dubasi k, sophomore Pat Piazza and freshman Paul Nledina. Plans for the dance were made weeks in advance. KTOP RIGHTl FFA and FHA officers meet over pizza to make preparations. FHA opened the sweetheart season by selling carnations KLOWER LEF'l'l. The day of the dance members of the two clubs met in the gym to deco- rate, prepare the heart and fix refreshments. At the dance, LOWER RIG HT, candidates danced together. OPPOSITE PAGE, LOWER FAR RIGHT, the 1977 Sweetheart and Bachelor are congratulated. Sophomore Chelle DeCubelIis was selected Sweetheart on the basis of a speech delivered to the FFA about agriculture in the future. Junior Frank Dubasik was selected Bachelor after he used his talents to bake the prize-winning, homemade cherry pie. fer M tl fi ,mf ii xf X A .1 x X fiij . : K QV A 3, 3, Dancing, Painting, r....M, Si ,, -2 E Experiencing Life Through Activities- That'S PHS 76-77. me XNQL -. 15 f M402 S 9 391 Hwdxsig 2.5 SAPMIX: su Sgpkiu QNX NX I PEORIA HIGH SCHOOL 1976-1977 was full of life. Activities got students involved with the exchange of ideas and expres- sions of emotions that, as always, were part of the living and sharing of high school. Murals were painted in the bookstore and attendence office. Bachelor's Survival was now Single Survival and the fresh ideas of a student teacher were also a change for the better. The fantastic football season inspired dancing in class and on the Drill Team and inspired life and spirit to the cam pus. Career groups took field trips and investigated opportunities of work and study in the future. And, as always, spring fever struck the Seniors who often complained of the awful malady called Senioritis. PHS holds memories for all of us to be remembered. 30 1 as hgtllkcifgl gi . 49,0313 vg A Year of Elections, Snow, and Deaths IN THE NATION AND THE WORLD IN THE 1976 United States Presidential elections, James Earl Carter won by almost two million votes over the incumbent, President Gerald Ford. Carter's running mate and new Vice President was Walter Mondale. Carter, a Democrat and Southerner, brought a new kind of casual air to the Presidency. While still in office, President Ford ordered a nation-Wide immunization program against the swine flu. Due to the adverse reactions caused possibly by the shots, the program was discontinued with hopes of re-establishing it at a later date. Jacqueline Means, 40, became the first officially recognized Episcopal woman priest. Due to the tremendous amount of snow and continuous bad weather in the east, many schools were forced toiclose. Many children kept up with their lessons by local radio stations. Ironically, the west faced a water shortage' which could lead to a drought. g Many industrial plants were forced to either cut their hoursor shut clown altogether due to fuel shortages. f Gary Gilmore, 36, a convicted murderer, was the first American to be executed in nearly a decade. He was shot by a firing squad at the State Prison in -Israeli commandos raided Entebbe Airport in Utah. The West Point Honor Code, so very important to the Academy, went under review after several students had been discovered cheating on exams. The cheating scandal caused a great controversy over the relevance and importance of such an honor system. Twenty-six children and their bus driver, Frank Edward Ray, were kidnapped in Chowchilla, California by three young men. All escaped from the two vans they were held captive in. The police arrested three suspects. Uganda, Africa, to rescue 93 Israelis, passengers rwithjdewish sounding names, and 12 Air Force passengers. The raid was executed at night on 'Jul.yf4Q ,,,. a0n'ewoman was left behind because she fhadybeen,-,takien to the hospital earlier. It was later dlsboveredi that she died. At' the 1976 Olympics, President Trudeau of Canada the host of the event, wouldn't allow Taiwan to enter the games under their chosen name, Republic of China. His actions were the result of pressure from China, with whom Canada has many trading affiliations. Taiwan did not participate in the games as did many other countries in protest of Trudeau's actions. A strange disease killed 25 American Legion mem- bers after they had attended a convention in Philidelphia. The disease, known as the Legionaries' Disease, was thought to be a virus. No definite diagnosis was reached. New York City was on the brink of bankruptcy and waited for President Carter's decision on whether or not to approve a loan that would secure their economy. Among the American Qold-medalwinners at the Olympic:s were John Naber,-Jenni Chandler, John Hencken, Mike Bruner, Brian Goodell, Bruce Furniss, and Bruce Jenner. In thegwinter.Olympics, Dorothy Hamill, champion ice skater, captured a gold medal as well as everyone's heart. I K PEOPLE , ,rgs A Billionaire Howard Hughes died',offkidne.yifailure at the age of 83. Hughes was arecluse.whofhadn't been seen for many years preceeding his death. He livecl alone with the exception ofaifewfaldes. Richard J. Daley, Mayor of Chicagoland Democratic powerbroker for 22 years, diedlof at heart attack of the age of 74. . ,f , V Freddie Prinze, 22, comic and star of televislon's 9 D CHICO AND THE MAN, died of a-selfeinfllcted D, gunshot wound in Los Angelesg g A s Mao Tse-Tung, 82, Chairman of the China Communist Party and leader of the PeopIe's Republic of China sicne 1949, died in Peking. The cause of death was not revealed. i Actor Peter Finch, 60, died of a heart attack ln Beverly Hills, California. Rosalind Russel, actress of the stage and screen for nearly 40 years, died of cancer at the age of 69. Actor and singer, Jack Cassidy, died in a fire in his apartment at the age of 49. Godfrey Cambridge, 44, died of a heart attack while filming a movie. Cambridge was a very popular actor and comedian., . b Jean Paul Getty, 83, oil tycoonand one of the world's,wealthiest men, died of heart failure. Marihiagmitdheiis,s1,ex-wife of John Mitchell, who was aconspirator in the Watergate breakin and cover-up, diedgsof bone marrow cancer. Natalie t Dolly l Sinatra, 82,mother of entertainer Frank-Sinatra, died in the crash of a chartered Plane- A R . so R Smile: N gfxwii Uv xv, . 's.'?i'f2f uw.,2w.uw,,f,.n Mm-w.m1.1p ,mv ru-mg-G, v..p-wmhmn-' 4,f1w.,1,.'-.4f.:f1.m' mg ,f - .A -f f- X Jw ff mm.-1,24-Ma,-f,f.4g,,:fyf: ,umm .. wang,-Q -- nf 1:11-yvpun-aww-z:.u,w,wuf ,fog '. 1' q,,.J...,-. H. I K I - -nv. 1- ,hw mwm. .nw -1- fgjwf, , V EEf5n5'JRfi1e ff v X r Z, L X Q F X A Jeff 1 ' A Y B rtha f A d J lie 2 S Liz Mark v OT -sw W me 91 J v SQWQSAYU Lo 5 mm B .. leg Yx Cmcid lx, gargld San if Q E U ar: bb e N22 vffgks DQ, XO bfi W 6 K WAY EW 'X f if , S 'P K S. Q.. 1 it ' ' xr AEQFRW ' ti f if B Seniors Enjo the Times of Their Lives Around Carnival time, people start getting a little wierd. Take these girls lLeftl for instance. They are Shelly Warner, Stacey Simmons, Cindy Lyall, Amanda Huddle and Ginny Craig. They got all dressed up for the Haunted House. '-.. Basaldu, Lola Bayes, James C. Berg, Steve Binggeli, Erika V, , ,L -, kr so . 5 'X' S ' -Sr-ar 1 Qgi , :ex ,: it if . iii l I s ,qc 3 ii? ii' ssl. Blackmore, James E. Boggs, Jill Boretsky, Rick Bouthillier, Kit L PU Brannigan, Cathy Broomall, Donald Burton, Glynis Caito, Pam Seniors Gain New Interest in Political Scene Callanta, Emma Camacho, Robert Campanaro, Tom Chagolla, Andy Chase, Debbie Chavarin, Marcella Childress, Debra Clayton, Mindy Cliff, Shirley Cobos, Omar Coleman, Lafayette Collins, John Senior Jim Cool and junior Priscilla Nash get to know one another a little better during lunch. ,givdbs 151 Q... ,.... e,. ... ..' 69 K 115 Y O no XfXNQjt'SCfhOOt XNQSI fl 05,9 305300 3505 Cttveqctei miss GLA.. Nw UYn't'Dd! J 16 bfi Ekgtaee QS? tfkuo. YL Cool, Jim CS Cornwell, Debra Sue Corral, Cathy Cortez, Lucy X LQ tcwj lu W We YNXOFLW lc Craig, Ginny Creel, Robert Cunningham, Robin Daugherty, Shelley o to nil' VUL CCP Clqlkbl Ori VICK, Davis, Jeannette CX U 1 Qfflrx XCLLQ new 'l SYH1 Q YN t? QOCL QQ r' :i'ez2:C'ne 5DfflY3 Vi LxVX't'kQ Luovti CLt S'1'fQ Y'C1l1'l' time C Cmnt P: hi' . .. mee. .- YM 1.aJlFij,Q Q Some seniors get hard -,.-- up for companionship so eler, on a they have to resort t some- thing like this. Mil Hatch is th h Ithy N know th d tty f th skin y 39 England, Leonard Ensign, Lisa Eoff, Sheri Esposito, Karen Farley, Cindy Farmer, Toni Fisher, Cindy Flynn, Melanie 'Og Seniors Struggle Through Econ. and A.C.T. Forbes, Lynette Franco, Jesse Fraser, Danna Fritz, Wendy Gattis, Amber Gee, Jim Gilsdorf, Dan Gray, Chris Guy, Cynthia Halchak, Michael Hall, Cheri Hall, Claudia sl: 49 Q' mf? fd' lv ., W , Nga-5,, 11 Bobby Graves adds his own thrills at lunch. -i 5- Hamza, Kevin Harris, Cheryl Haart, Joselyn Hartwig, Vivian Haskins, Charlene Hatch, Michael Hayes, Becky Heldenreich, Jim Hermosillo, Lydia Heyer, Sue Hickman, Matt Higgins, Pat Hobbs, Cindy Hockey, Thomas Horner, Richard Horner, Roger Howe, Steve Hutchinson, Steve Iam, Leonard Imbriale, John Jacobs, Beth Janson, Jodi Jennings, Randy Johnson, Cindy Johnson, Laura Johnson, Lynda Johnson, Mike Jones, Lisa Jones, Mark Kay, Mike Lunch has always been a mystery. As Pam Esposito inspects her food, Jim Heidenreich gives her a dnsgusted look as if to tell her that she's not supposed to question it, she s just supposed to eat it. M b Y I . V , ' Y will ,NL 4' f .M Q x swf riff 'isauas if-LN ra ,,. 16'-s NF Senior Class Officers: Andy Chagolla, President, Deb lVlcCarty, Treasurer, Joyce Bafford, Secretary, Stacy Simmons, Vice President, Carolyn Osborne and Lori Hauser, Representatives. wx I Kelly, Nlatt Key, Karen Kloft, Reed 3MlQ:.:1f PF LQ Q' ws, Q 54 ,ss X . K E? X Y 'smvffss N s, -. , wuz- , me :. '-'... Kostas, Alice T 711 l A. Kowalski, John A A Kubeffa, John Kugler, Dennis f K' -5 . 31' my L s,5,.w YN Kulwein, Mark Lintz, Tina Loehmann, Claudia Longville, Amy VK 1 1 NK Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Lopez, Seniors Tr on New Images Deborah Gilbert Larry Lee Rhonda Lucas, Katie Luders, Sheryl Lyall, Cindy Maack, Frank Mander, Mark Manley, William Manning, Diane Margist, Kent Massaro, Larry Matthews, Dawn Mayo, Joe McAllister, Mike McCarty, Debbie 'H' McCuIIer, David McDonald, Marilyn McQuistion, Connie Meador, Lori Mercado, Pablo Merdick, David Monje, Genevieve f ag xt' '- A-r t an A i Miller, Mark htm' . L - 1 'Nfxx I Cynthia Guy expresses her happiness and unique sense of rythum at a victory dance. Molina, Helen Learning Toda How to Cope With Tomorrow Nloore, Lisa lVlorer, Gary Nlortensen, Brenda Nlullenix, Calvin Newman, Judy Nguyen, Loc Ortega, Frank Osborne, Carolyn Overla, Doug Paluszcyk, Russel Pickering, Robert Pino, Roselle Piskulick, Roger Plummer, Jimmy Poage, Ken Porter, Becky ix X- Y '79 f I 3 V 90' 135' , in X S' N l -r 9 A it-Q .21 gf Potter, James Powell, Dean Prado, Nellie Quigley, Mark Raxter, Ron Reyna, Louis Reynoso, Alma Rivera, Bill Robinson, Char Rodriquez, Erni Rodriquez, Ton Rollins, Don Romero, Brenda Root, Barbara Rose, Cindy Rousewell, Twila Rowell, Bill Schaeffer, Dwight Sallee, Kathy Schultze, Carrol Schultze, Darrol Seeberger, James Seeberger, John Selway, Cheri Sigrist, Dirk Simmons, Stacy Slater, Virginia Snowberger, Patty Sofianos, Paul Soto, Gilbert Southey, Rick ef' QA ,- - A my fi-fa . fn X X 'lfff' N. .k i 'Qw- Nlr. Duguid presents Andy Chagolla with the trophy for the Sr.'s float. It came in first. 'x Starr, Cheryl Strickler, James Stump, Debbie Tartaglia, Carolyn Thomsen, Lori Tillerson, Ida Trenbeath, Janet Trost, Kris Truscott, Pat Van Meter, Cristal Vasquez, Jacque Vasquez, Salvador Vendeville, Gretchen Wacker, Tim gymnastic horse Most seniors were Involved In Waddel, Sue Walker, Anita Watson, Robin Weaver, Tory Weiler, Teresa Wells, Marci Whitehurst, Ji Williams, Ter Willoby, Denise Wilson, Dawna Wilson, Donald Wilson, Steve Wolf, Pat Wooley, James Workm an, Tamm I e Ziegler, Bruce Hamalainen, Li Due to the late arrival of the last two senior portraits, they had to be put at the end LEFT: Denise Willoby gives us that look of confusion and happiness that all seniors feel at one time or another. AMMANN, JEFFREY LEE7 Photo Club 47 Honor Roll. BAFFORD, JOYCE: JV Cheer 27 Var Cheer 3,47 Capt. 47 Choir 47 Drama Club 2,37 Sec. 37 Interact 3,47 Pep Club 1,27 Tennis 17 Powderpuff Football 37 Var Club 47 Sec. 47 GAAQ Var Volleyball 2,3,47 Band Blackouts 2,47 1st7 Student Council 1,2,47 Frosh Class Sec7 Soph. Class Vice President7 Senior Class SEC? Assmb. Commit- tee Chairman? Boosterette 3,47 Varsity Softball 47 BIF JW. BANKS, SANDY7 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. BAR DEN, MIKE: Varsity Wrest- ling 1,2,3,41 Interact 3,4. BARIDO, DEBBIE, Pep club 2,37 Student Council 17 Band 1,2,3,47 FHA 37 1Med Start 2,3,47 Lyres ,3,47 Fr. Tennis7 Honor Roll 1,27 DECA 47 Stage Band 47 Band 1 Blackouts 47 TACO BINGGELI, ERIKA Rik 7 Pep Club 2,37 GAA 1,2,3. German Club 17 Varsity Track 2,3,47 State Track 2,37 State This year I hope7 Cross Country 47 Volleyball 37 Badminton 27 Varsity Club 47 Var. Softball 47 Powderpuff Football 37 GOOD LUCK TO SENIORS OF 78 !!! GOOD BYE PHS. BLACKMORE, JAMES E. III American Foreign Student Club 1,27 Honor Roll 1,27,Basketball 1,27 Student Council 1,27 Tennis 1,27 Lyres Club 3,47 DECA Club 3,47 Yearbook Staff 47 TRAGYC Club 47 Young Rotarian Award 47 Super Panther 47 DECA Club President 47 Band Corresponding Sec. 47 TRAGYC Club Treasurer 47 Model United Nations 47 State DECA Award 47 Varsity Band 1,2,3,47 Student 1,2,3, and 47 END BORETSKY, RICK: Football 1,2,3,4Q Basketball 1,2,3,47 Base- ball 1,2. BRANNIGAN, CATHY7 FHA 1-47 State Officer 4th year. German Club 1-47 Varsity Club 47 Bad- minton 3,4. BROOMALL, DONALDQ German Club 27 Varsity Club 47 Football 1,3,47 Yell-leader 47 Good Bye, P.H.S. BURCIAGA, sv1.v1A7 MECHA 47 Spanish Club 3. CALLANTA, EMMA, Pep club 1,27 ,Spanish Club 1,27 GAA 1,2. CAMPANA Ro,Tolv17 Auto club 1,2,3,47 TRAGYC clnbg,4. CHAVARIN, vvnARcELLA7 MECHA A27 Spanish Club 2. CLAYTOSN, MINDY7 Pep. club 27 Speech 84 Drama 27 DECA 4. CLIFF, Sinn LEY7 An Club 47 French Club 27l HOCKEY PUCK 1 COBOS, OMA R7 Basketball 1-47 Football 1-47 Baseball 1.-4. CO L LINS, JOHN7. flQrack.,,3,47 FOOtballL1,3j Baseball 1,27 Inter- act 2,3,47 Student Council 2,3,47 Carnival King 37 Boys' State 3. CORNWELL, DEBRA7 Yearbook Staff 3,47 Editor 47 FHA 1,2,3,47 Historian 47 National Honor Society 3,47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Gold Pass 1,2,3,4, Fine Arts Club4. CORTEZ, LUCY7 Pep Club 1,2,37 Spanish Club 1,2,37 FHA 1,2,37 GAA 17 Drill Team 47 Career Education 1,2,3,4. CRAIG, GINNY uCOlVlBSI'f Pep Club 1 2 37 FHA 1 2' Sec. 2' GAA 1,27 Bantl 1,27 Stutletat Counlcil 1,27 Freshmen Class Rep7 Sophomore Class Secretary7 Boosterette 37 JV Panther Mascot 27 Powderpuff Football 37 National Honor Society 3 4' Drama Club 2,37 Gold Pass 1f2f37 Annual Staff 47 Interact 1,2,3,47 Historian 47 Mat Maids 1,2,3,47 Treasurer 37 President 4. CUNNINGHAM, ROBIN7 Swim Team 2,3,4j Mat Maid 2,3,47 Drill Team 47 Interact 3,47 Drama Club. DAVIS, JEANNETTE7 NHS 3,47 German Club Pres. 27 Mat Maid 2,3,47 Interact 2,3,42 Pep Club 27 JV Panther Mascot 37 Swimmer 47 Drill Team Lt. 47 Girls' State 37 Student Body Rec. Sec. 47 Annual 84 News Staff 3,47 Honor Student 1,2,3,47 Bye PHS-LOVE-JED DILETTOSO, SAM DELETSO 7 Drama 3,41 Interact 3,47 National rlonor Society 3,47 Wrestling 2,3,4. Baseball 1,2,3,47 Boys' State 37 FHA Bachelor 37 Yell- leader 47 Student Body President7 Perfect Attendance 1,2,3,47 OOOH OOOH OOOH Horshak . DORAN, KATHY, Fine Arts Club DUBASIK, FRANCINE, GAA 1,2, Pep Club 3,42 Varsity Club 47 JV Tennis 27 Var. Tennis 3,47 Nation- al Honor Society 3,4. DUPUIS, PRISCILLA, Drama Club 17 Spanish Club 17 French Club 37 TRAGYC 4. DURAN, PETE, spanish club 1,2,3, MECHA Club 47 Art Club Vice President 47 Career Ed., Teaching 27 Auto 37 Communications 4. EBBELER, RHONDAF Pep Club 1,27 FHA 1,27 Perfect Att. 1,27 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4j Med-Start 2,3,47 V.P. 37 President 47 Jim Kynast 1,2,,3,4 ----- ESPOSITO, KAREN7 FFA 1,2,3,47 Greenhand Tres. 17 Chapter Tres. 27 Sec. 37 National Convention 27 Parlimentary Procedures Team Winning lst in Dist. 37 Interact 3,47 German Club 1,2,3,47 Sec.- Tres. 1,2. Pres. 37 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Mat Maid 2,3,47 Sec. 37 Sweetheart Candidate 27 Carnival Queen 3. EOFF, SHERI7 Art Club 47 Choir 1,2,3,4, Pep Club 3,47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. FARLEY, CINDY: Pep Club 17 FHA 2,3,47 FFA 1,27 Tutoring 47 NEWSPAPER Business Manager 47 Fine Arts 4. FARMER, TONI, DECA Club 47 Business Major. FISHER, CINDY7 Swim Team 2,37 Mat Maids 47 Drill Team F7 Pep Club 1,27 TRAGYC 3. FRITZ, WENDYQ FFA 1,2,3,4j Officer 3,47 Swim Team 27 Powderpuff Football 37 Prowler Staff 4. GEE, JIM7 Chess Club 37 TRAGYC 3. GILSDORF, DAN: Band 1,2,3,47 Stage Band 3,47 Lyres Club 1,2,3,47 Auto Club 1,2. GUY, CYNTHIA7 Drill Team 47 Mat Maid 4. HALCHAK, lVlICHAEL7 Sara. 1,2,3,4j Track 1,2,3,47 Cross Country 2,3,47 National Honor Society7 Model UN. HALL, CLAUDIA, FHA 1,2,3,47 2 Historian7 El Tres.7 4 Pres.7 Pep Club .2737 GAA 1,27 Volleyball T 2,31 Fine Arts Club. HART, JOSELYN7 Mat Maids 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,47 FHA 1,2,37 DECA Club 3,47 Vice-Pres. 47 Gold Pass 27 Varsity Panther 47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. HASKINS, Cl-IARLENE7 FHA 2,3,47 Fine Arts Club 4. 7 HOBBS, CINDY7 Pep Club 1,2,37 FHA 2,3,47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4, National Honor Society 3,47 Fine Arts 47 Newspaper Staff 2,3,47 Co-Editor 47 Civitan Youth Seminar 3. HOCKEY, THOMAS7 Science 1,2,3,4j, JROTC 1,2,3,4: Honor Roll 1,2,3,4j NHS 47 Science Fair 1,2,3,47 Band 1,27 German Club 27 Rocket Club 2,3. JACOBS, BETH7 The Gang of 17 1,2,3,4, Pep club 1,2,3,4, GAA 1,2,37 MECHA 4. JOHNSON, CINDY7 Med-Start 27 Pep Club 2. JOHNSON, LAURA, GAA 2, DECA 3, FHA 4, Pep club 4. JOHNSON, LYNDA, FHA 1,2,37 Historian 47 Vice Pres.7 DECA 3,47 Secretary7 Fine Arts Club 47 Sec.7 Tres7 CLOC 47 Choir 1,2,47 Concert7 ,Honor Roll 4 yrs. Gold Pass 2,3,47 Committee7 National Honor Society 3,47 PHANTOM TP'er . A KEY, KAREN7 FHA 1,2,3,47 Pep Club 1,2,3,42 Hiking Club 1,27 Med-Start 3,47 Sec-Tres 47 FFA -1,27 Volunteer at Boswell Hospital 2,3,4. KOSTAS, ALICE7 Swim Team 3. KOWALSKI, JOHN7 Cross Country 17 Science Club 2,32 Model UN Delegate 3,47 Boys' State Senator 37 Honor Roll 1,2,3,4. KUBERRA, JOHN7 Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,47 Base- ball 1,27 Interact 3,42 Key Club 3,47 Total Passiveness 47 Mem- orial High Alumni ASU 5,6,7,87 Ole' AU7 BSECH 8. LEONARD, IAN, Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Tennis 1. LOEHMANN, cLAu DIA7 Band 1,2,3,4, FHA 1, Pep Club 1,2. LOPEZ, DEBBY7 GAA 17 Pep 17 Rodeo 27 Yearbook Photo 37 MECHA 47 Losta Luv to Pine- apple and Avacado7 VHGLWBG7 Special Love and thanks to Mr. Johnson and Mrs. Potter7 I Loved PHS and look for me on the Screen7 I'm A star7 Long live Pomagranets. LUCAS, KATIE, Pep Club 1,2,3,4, FHA 1,27 Speech and Drama Club 27 GAA 1,27 Mat Maids 47 DECA 37 Gold Pass 3,47 Gold Pass Committee 47 TRAGYC 47 Honor Roll7 Carnival Commi- ttee7 Pat 3,4 ............. Bye, PHS. LYA LL, CINDY7 Varsity Bad- minton 1,27 Divisionals, Skyline Champions 37 State 47 Track 37 Powderpuff Football 37 2 TDs7 Athlete of the Year 37 Softball 47 Varsity Club President 47 JV Cheer Capt. 27 Varsity Cheer 37 FHA 17 Points Chairman 27 Pep Club 1,27 GAA 1,27 Drama Club 2,37 Band Blackouts 27 1st PIBCBQ 3 2nd Place7 Gold Pass 1,2,37 Principals' Pass 1,27 Honor Roll 1,2,3'4: National Honor Society 3,47 Mat Maids 1,2,3,47 G.C. 4 ..... MAACK, FRANK AVACADO 7 Track 4,5'?7 Anytown 37 Pine- apple, Papaya, Papaya, Papaya, Pomagranite, Pomagranite, Poma- granite YO UR IT! From AVACA DO. MANDER, MARK7 Football 1,2,3,4, Basketball 1,2,3,4j Track 1,2,3,4, Gold Pass7 Principals Pass7 National Honor Society7 Tres.7 DECA Club 3,47 Sec 37 Tres 47 So Long. MANLEY JR., WILLIAM DA LEY, Wrestling 1,2,3,47 3-year Letter- man7 Baseball 27 Yell-leader 47 Varsity 4. MASSARO, LARRY, Football 1,2,3,4f Wrestling 1,2,3,4, Track 1,27 Baseball 3,47 Varsity Club 47 Suspended For Dropping Rotten Eggs in B. Gonzalo's Room 37 But It Was Worth It!! MATTHEW, DAWN JOY MOTOR MOUTH 7 TRAGYC7 Vice- Chairman 3,4, Interact 3,47 National Honor Society 3,47 FHA 37 Photo Club 47 Cinema Club 37 Continuously out of Class 1,2,3,4. MAYO, JOE7 Photo Club 47 FFA 1, Gun Club 17 Photo Staff 4. MCQUISTION, CONNIE, Pep Club 1,2,37 Mat Maids 3,47 DECA 3,4: FHA 1,27 GAA7 Student Council 27 Drama7 Honor Roll. MEADOR, l.oR17 GAA 1,27 Bad- minton 2,3. MER DICK, DAVID7 Var Band 27 Stage Band 2,3,47 FFA, Photo- grapher 47 Yearbook Staff 47 German Club 2. MILLER, MARK, DECA 37 Chess Club 17 Business Major at PHS. McCARTY, DEBBIE, Pep Club 1,27 Mat Maids 1,2,3,47 Senior Class Treasurer7 Varsity Cheer 37 Varsity Volleyball 2,3,47 Varsity Volleyball Capt. 2,37 Varsity Track 2,3,47 Varsity Softball 47 GAA 1,27 Drama Club 2,37 Concert Choir 47 Varsity Club 47 2: Band Blackouts First Place 27 Dilbert 3,4. MONJE, GENEVIEVE BABIE 7 MECHA 47 Annual Staff 4. MOORE, LISA7 Student Council Interact 3,4, Mat Maids 2,37 Girl 's State Delegate 37 German Club Pres. 1,2. JMC 1,2,3,4. osBoRNE, CAROLYN7 Track 27 Pep Club 17 Drama Club 2,37 Historian 37 Interact 3,47 Mat Maids 3,47 Powderpuff Football 3 Student Council 47 FFA 1,2,3,47 Sec. 47 PHS 1-12, BRUCE GOLDEN 1,2,3,4......... ........... . PA LUSZCYK, RUSSEL7 Hunter 1,2,3,47 Fisherman 1,2,3,4. POWELL, DEAN, Science Club 1,27 ROTC 1,22 Tennis 27 French Club Pres. 27 Gold Pass 27 Model UN 3,47 Drama Club 37 Track 47 Publications 47 Senior Class Rep. 4. QUIG LEY, MARK7 4-Wheeler 3,4 FFA 3,47 CB'er, Hunter, alias, Snakebite. REYNoso, ALMA ROSA7 FHA 47 Spanish Club 1,2,3,4, MECHA 47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Perfect Attendance 1,2,4. RODRIGUEZ, ERNESTO7 Track 1 Cross Country 17 TRAGYC 1. ROOT, BA RBARA7 Art Club 47 Likeable, Nice Person. ROWELL, BILL, Band 1,2,3,47 17 Yearbook Staff 2,3,47 Editor 37 Stage Band 1,2,3,47 Band Tres. 37 Band Pres. 47 FFA 1,2,37 Football 17 LYRES 3,4. SALLEE, KATHY7 FHA 47 Volley- ball 4. SANTA CRUZ, NELLIEQ GAA 27 Spanish 1,2,3. SCHULTZE, CARRO L7 FFA 17 Pep Club 47 Honor Roll 1,2,4. sELvvA'v, CHERI7 TRAGYC 3.6251 Yearbook Staff 4. C' SIGRIST, DIR K7 National Honor Society7 Dallas Fan. SIMMONS, STACEY CLETUS 7 Pep Club 1,2,37 Vice Pres. 37 Mat Maids 1,2,3,4, Vice President 47 Sophomore Class Treasurer7 Senior Class Vice President7 Varsity Cheerleader 37 Varsity Volleyball 2,31 JV Badminton 17 Interact z 3,47 Secretary 47 FHA 17 Varsityf Yir Q Track 27 Drama Club 2,37 Girlsfffl State Delegate 37 Band Blackouts First Place 27 Second Place 37 Yearbook Staff 47 GAA 1,27 Powderpuff Football 37 DECA 37 KMC 2,I3,4. SOFIANOS, PAUL, Science 1,2,3,47 Fair 1,2,3,4. SOUTHEY, RICK7 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Honor Society 3,47 Math Contest Winner Level II 37 Chess Club 17 Science Club 37 Med-Start Club 3,-4. SPACONE, CA RO L7 Jesus Lives, Jesus Saves, I Know!!! STARR, SHARI7 GAA 17 Chorus 37 Pep Club 4. TARTAGLIA, CAROLYN7 Pep Club 1,2,3. Tres. 3. GAA 1,2,3. Vice-Pres. 37 FHA 1,2,3. Honor Roll. THONISEN, LOR1, Pep Club 17 GAA 2. TRENBEATH, JANET, FHA 1,2,3,47 Sec. 47 Concert Choir l,2,41 Vice-Pres. CLOC 47 Honor Roll 1,2,3,47 Gold Pass 1,42 Phantom TP'er. TRUSCOTT, PAT7 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Football 1,37 Varsity Club 47 Pep Club 47 TRAGYC 47 Katie 3,4-ever ........... BYE PHS. VAN METER, CHRIS KISSY CHRISSYHQ GAA 17 French Club 17 Pep Club 1,21 Drama 2,32 Interact 1,2,3,47 Pom 2,37 Drill Team Pres., Lt. 47 NDTA 47 Var5Swimming 2,3,47 Capt. 47 FFAfiZl,,2,3,47 Sec. 47 Jr. Class Sec.7 Student Body Cor. Sec 47 Student Council 1,3,47 Mat Maids 2,3,47 Fine Arts Club 4. VENDEVII- LE, GRETCHEN, ROTC Squadron Cmdr. 47 Student Body Historian 47 Art Club Treasurer 47 Honor Roll7 ROTC Drill Team 1,2,3, Drill Team Cmdr. 2,37 Mat Maids 37 Pep Club 2,37 Student Council Rep. 2. WACKER, TIM7 Football 1,2,3,47 Basketball 1,2,3,47 Baseball 1,2,3,47 Key Club 2,3,4: Interact 1,2,37 President 47 AU 3,47 Jock Forever7 TA LLY . WA LKER, ANITA7 Fine Arts 47 Badminton 3,47 Track 2,3,47 Chorus 2,3,47 Varsity Club 4. WATSON, ROBIN7 GAA 1,27 Pep Club 2,37 B and 1,27 Pom 37 NHS and Honor Roll 1-47 FHA 1,2,37 Officer 37 GOLD PASS 1,2,3,4. 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Abbey, Ardith Abramowitz, Shari Adams, Melinda Adamowecz, Gala Aguayo, Delia Ahearn, Grace Akley, Bart Alcantar, Terry Ammann, JoAnn Anderson, Amy Anderson, Brad Anderson, Danise Antilla, Patty Apodaca, Frances Aranda, Lupe :QR ijt I, A, 0 A +55 1. E T? Q E A v ,us sv? L ai' . rf Q I ASX Q tw 1 Q , .,y.,L, I , 993 ,, ,, 11 . K -d . 1 In .. u ,K os F' ,Ra QI .H W-. Hs ,Q , To A w Ag -256 z N ., if JK gf 5 3,5 5,5 Zvi ,f-L4 -IL A , fa -'L' if ' J: E, xi'1.f3-W: L kr as ... in . 1 4 A u X5 A ,git 4-4 ' a f Q5 .T .fi ' JH Sophomore class officers, LEFT TO RIGHT: Sybil Harris, Kory Paz, Kathy Kelly, Karen Shacklford, Walter Loerzel, Sandy Esposito and Beth Byrne. Two Down and Two More to Go! .ge . 'S' irfy nsxqla 'X V , . ..f'., . -3 ii. ' fn ,. 4' . l V .- A , ve- l ft ffl K- Ffs 3- ' T l-vs 1 Karen Shacklford shows enthusiasm at a football game? J x , NI , 5 N lv' --V- B 29 JQAV 'fy N 1 D I X Q islllli 1. m ' W. .X.,,.... .,., 0 91' , . is '52 t ' H .Lk f' . ss -W , r , 1 - um. V, - vii ' K 13' , ' x N 11' J 3 .Q - - all . , j ,A Q QW ' ' 5 X L al S l J xx .-S Arm enta, Jlmmy Arzate, Donna Badillo, Josie Bafford, Steve Bailey, Shelley Bango, Patti B annister, James Barber, Donna Barnes, Elizabeth Barraza, Andy Barrett, Valerie Bates, Laura Bauman, Sam Beck, Rex Beel, Clayton Benfield, Roy Bennett, Susan Berg, Kim Bertucci, Pauline Beyette, Richard Binggeli, Klaus Bird, lVlarilee Bloom, Alan Boller, Linda Bomar, Codi Boretsky, Bob Botero, Leo Bouffard, Mike Homecoming Float V we Boyer, John w Brannigan, Mike L C. Bratcher, Donny Brooks, Bill Brown, Steve Bullock, Greg Burdo, Terri Byrne, Beth Call, Daryl Campanaro, Lena Castillo, Yolanda Capilla, Dolores Carlton, Lisa Cavazos, Albert Caywood, Sinead Chagolla, Lucy Chagolla, Reuben Chapman, Phil Charles, Wesley Chavez, Elsie Childers, Millie Cissna, Mary Clayton, Cori Clayton, Dan Cleveland, Tracy Clinton, Rocky Compton, Jim Conklin, Jaymes Contreras, Angela Cook, Craig Cooper, Mike ,. 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X ' Cortez, Lila Cota, Junior Couch, Donna Couch, Jody Coulombe, Michele Crouch, Tim Cruickshank, Dyann Cumbie, Debbie Cunningham, Ralph Daugherty, Duffy David, Neva Davis, Bill Davis, Lynda DeCaire, Melissa DeCubelIis, Chelle DeHart, Pam Delcid, Dolores Denny, Kelly DePierro, Midget DeRouchey, Bruce Dockery, David Driver, Brian Drury, Kenneth Dubasik, Ellen Dugan, Tom Dugan, Steve Duguid, Sherry Durby, Cindy Durby, Tim Edwards, Patty Edwards, Shari Ellis, Susan Ely, Kelli England, Roxanne Eoff, Julie , Epstein, Laurie Esposito, Sandy Esquibel, Joe Essary, Robert Estrada, Josie Ferguson, Jeff Fields, Susan Fierro, Jesse Flavell, Ron Flores, Rick Flores, Victor Flowers, Cindy Ford, Allison Forney, Carrie Fowler, Paula Fox, Beth Franco, Angie Franco, Arthur Frazier, Julie Gale, Ellen Gallagher, Robert Gallifant, Gavin Gamez, Ernest Gann, Janice Gassner, Regina Gawthorp, Kelly Gibson, Jill Goff, Tina Gomez, Frank Grasso, Bill Gray, Paul Green, Randy Gribben, Diane ',., 7, 3, L, J .. ' 'i-i Y, me orys A N or , V , , ' -fidb 1 ' -'su ,, r it J ,gf W., .- , ,M ,isa 5, . 5. ,A A , 1 1 -'.., 1 - - ,. .... K , F. --.Q Another exciting day in the life of sophomores A. Ford, K. Ely, J. Guthrie and C. Swartz. ' G 1.. A .CNW Erbs - H561 .5 J, -, N3 an . A Qs ri ,,.5 . N its 1 in .jff.,Qi?gff' ' RFQ? .. Efi.a1Y.,'1gg gn-, l . ,H 5,25 c . A Kia ,K Q -I l 4 , . . it i,,., s J -:1g,,5,,Q ,Q - , A, I . - iw, i - 4-. .f . 'i X K 2 1-Q f,,'1'- K g. V If 2-iff f me . ..ft G . - - ' - ' . is . ' E lp g . I . A 5' . 4' S , fs: 1 W ., A he 1. J A . 1 X . , 3 g:,f,,:2G:'f- . : f5'1z:i'j,v?,-WEJBK.: , F, W i g I- ui if i 7,ffiEf5'f -f em -, ' - 3 Ajaemg, egasgg .. ,, if' ' I 'H , - + ,asf sa,- ,, .wg i -it Q 1, . we 'f ' -, w::.,f 'z - Q -be if-+1-1 3 A . 'iryrzgs-7 , g- 4 :aff ' ' if - . L f - V .Q s,- ' A 'Wi ess Q if ., ,, .F l. s H.:-,. 'S - - 'ff.!,ET!fff5 A f ,Q 'ff ' ' ' A V. - , 4 ii' . ' . Y? as - ::1 ,,, ' ' , -J ' 1. ' ' 1' - A li' if ,fmt f 4 sl Q ..X, . j 4-,. .o I A,.. 1? 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Vql, 3.-5 ,S 14.- lf . 1' ...I kim , 9, g S 1 S9 1 . iv- W V i 1 BE! , ,W h if 'P 5 t 3, 1 viz ' .Ju ill l ti' as ie Sandy Esposito and Liz Kostas, al Ann and Andy. x .. 1 so known as Raggedy Grow, Steve Gurney, Bryon Guthrie, JoAnn Hall, Sandy Hamza, Kitty Hand, Terrie Club Spirit Hanson, Steve Hardy, Tim Harrigan, Joe Harris, Florence Harris, Paul Harris, Sybil Hart, Frank Hartsuff, Jon Hatch, Karla Hayes, Bridget Heiser, Mark Hemphill, Lori Hernandez, Art Hernandez, Eddie Herre, Nlatt Herrell, John Hickman, Glenn Higgins, Kevin Hill, Robert Hodges, Kenny Hoffman, David Hogan, Dale Hoopes, Danny Hopkins, Patricia Horn, Clayton Howard, Andre Dissecting, Hughes, Mike Hutchison, Greg Imbriale, Pat Iverson, Craig James, Cindy Janish, Frank Jean, Randi Jenkins, Jill Jimenez, Mark Jimenez, Verny Jones, Craig Jones, Robert Johnson, John Johnson, Steve Josey, Carl Keene, Kevin Kelly, Kathy Kelly, Rick Kennedy, Robert Kephart, R ichar Key, Kevin King, Karl Kirby, Julie Kloog, Kevin Klucznik, Ray Knight, Larry Komes, Charlie Kosier, Kathy d ngles and Shakespeare-Yeech! 'nv , 5. ' -e ,M YI'E ' ' Q ', , -i f ltfigaz- , ii V llbl : C ' i V 4 9 if X? 4 r ,. - my V 6, r I X fn, , - 1 Y- if ...vi '- 5' ' V' . i , Q ll ' W or .Wi ye if' , r E i 5 4 . 3. X, S S K 5 5 i 3 All that studying makes Duffy climb the walls! Sa f,Q , .-few-.Q if 'Z . ,lr -v 1 f, -.1 J 4 Liljw i lj, ix x -Q , E xx M vp . l A Q, , ,, W ,, X Q we f 14 El 'I ' . .5 ' ' . ' 725 ,V A Aw., N 1. lg C i JL, 'V 'QV , C ' T If' i .Q-:WY I -. 'F-f f' -. if . K 1 ,sq s - ,,.. - ,wx .--fs, J My , f X '5 H S A is . 'Y .23 ,fl 1 l, ,, 5 N 52 Beth Byrne sinks her teeth into Carnival activities. Kostas, Li z Kowalski, Jim Krasnowski, Kim Kupiscewski, Susan LaFave, Lynn ' ii' '- . s Lansberry, Larry 1 V y V 1 Layton Kevin ,sf if f six S Ledbefier, Jeff - Q 2 5 my - ' Lederer, Dale X ' ' L a Lee, Patti N' L LJ 6 5 ,L QM, Q I, ,A Lee, Randy V L tihk Leonard, Karen Lerichi, Patricia H Lewis, Don ll 5 Q 1 F Leyva, Scott f 4 ,X Lumas, Oscar ' , , Limon, Larry Q ..,,1 , 2' 5'f'r?'if Loerzel, Walter f 5 1 is Lomuscio, Kathy ' ' - 'L' ' ' ' . 3 ' K- Long Scott Q, , Q, ,nv f gn, f Lopez, Augustas A , ' .S ' J- ' LOPEZ, Becky ml s ax ,q, , , Ag' F i .., 1. K' , X Lopez, Frank L .. .1 , ,gg 3 , -' wt, ' , HMS ,av N fy ,R i ff l Lv 'QS' Lopez, Linda Lopez, Rose Ann Lowe, Leslie Mader, Carol Nlaltbie, Nancy Maresh, Martin . Q 5- . ,4::. .--- zif 'IQQ f , i w wstsr'f 3 LIZVLL Q 4 is -xy 2 X V-f-Q-:1:L':,-,. - Marquez, Sylvia Marshall, Florence Martin, Mike Martin, April Martinez, Frank Martinez, Monty Massini, Lori Matonis, Steve May, Sherrie Mayberry, Troy Mayfield, Curtis Mayo, Jim McCarthy, Nancy McKenzie, Lola Mears, Tim Meece, Debra Medina, Cathy Molina, Viola Mercado, David Meyer, Terry Meza, Robert Micek, Valerie Miller, Lisa Miskimen, Harvey Molina, Virginia Monje, Rick Moon, Jeff Moore, Kim Morey, Jay Moya, Virginia 5? Sophomores find a ne 'J iii? 1 X gif lv 1 : x1 V . V l , : Q! i V x 'F 1' f , J . ,. f ,,,.,. Xfll My ,Y to Y wilfm 1 A' by V , .- I' i V 754 C' '1 2' .-,, if o . 5 Q if N ,954 A cv YQ la.. Fl Xu: f ,ii ia V , ,.f,,, M J ,V ,,,,x r 2 4' A L' V ' px, S ' K fl 41 ,- i V F. , ya ij wx -' als Q x .va C .M is I l T ' ifhgg w use for the library. I -Q-, . rn -ng-at . L y '33- ' ln ., ld, -. x a Arr 1 V E' , 1 W 4 ' -4 5' ' ' 1' V- 6 ep Eu , Q 5' :xr- ,l f '-ul wi- at- 7 4 in 1 it 5. 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Ordaz, Joe Orender, Diana Ortega, David Palornaki, Walter Panton, Ron Paschal, Kass Patti, Laura Paz, Kory Peden, Nancy Padron, Diana Piazza, Pat Pickering, Tony Sophomores Do Their Thing Pirkle, Sara Pivacek, Wayne Prather, Julie Price, Torn Ptaszynski, Greg Quezada, Manuel Quigley, Chris Radmanovich, Lydia Rairden, Carol Rademaker, Dorothy Ramsay, Cheryl Rangel, Anna Rasche, Beth Reeder, Ricky Reeves, Joe Reyna, Delia Reyna, Sandra Reyna, Ray Riccio, Terry Richards, Fred Rickey, Candy Riggle, David Riggs, Jodie Riggs, Todd Rios, Antoinette Rioux, Mike Roberts, Robbie Robinson, Lori Rodriguez, Joe Rodriguez, Lyn SOPHONIORES FIND LUNCH break a great time to socialize in the quad. tt,r,.,t . 5 i 'N its oi ' f f ii Q SE. s if I' N at 1 ff C X x ' 1 -1-Wiser:-sys ' - t i, - 1 N it 'm I I X if R 52' ' ' if X W ' kj N rv . XM X wx if L t N f- we 1 ' is 7 A Axx Y ll it ri R T-visit' K . t:,t 1 - .',l.il i i Re fi , Y 8 ' H 1 A ' J, s. V , en, 'N ' f .. ' l .. I 5.1 lk l Y 5 X ,l' iff, rf'-. 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W, , Y, 7 H I-4 ,Y i ,V ik fa Fa . , f Q wif Just wait a V-1 min ute , 5 . 1 K 4 says Mark Heiser. f-A. ant: Ai?A KWH AA 'A1,A J A VAVA , 'S 1 i Hi s s F i t Q arf f 1 1 fi so J 'iff' 3 k j, N, jj V . slzy , ' 4 14 la 'lt If A L i i U it ,S i t S kgs ' lx , ' i f' ' ' f 2 mal r . 1 J J 'ii 1 i . -H Rodriguez, Richard Rojas, Yolanda Romero, Cathy Root, IVlarie Ryan, Richard Sabo, Suanne Saliba, Rachele Sanchez, Harvey Sanders, Scarlett Schmidt, Jeff Selfridge, Julie Seratt, Larry Seveege, Harry Shacklford, Karen Shepherd, John Sheppard, Lori Sherman, Dan Shiring, Beth Shoemaker, Robyn Shumaker, Janice Skaggs, Renia Sigrist, Danette Smit, Sherri Smith, Jim Smith, Tammy Snowberger, Tina Sobotka, Debbie Soto, Irma Southey, Ron Sparks, Pam Sophomores Take School Seriously? Spitzer, Jeff Stangle, Roger Stark, Danny Starks, Tracy Starr, Lori Statham, lVIark Stein, Steve Stidham, Dwayne Sundermier, Joe Sutherland, Heather Swanson, Annette Swartz, Cindy .,, i kgrxfzgwg z. Ui: af ' 'Vif f' ,aff mi, Q I Q V, ivz . ,,., Z A .1. .155 ,-no , . . za. 4' Swenson, Bob ,,,, Swisher Denise T A Tacker,, Marlene , . Tang, Bruce 1 3 Tawne, Tammy Y ,gy A Telfer, Kelly Q i Terry, Stacey V an- 1 Tetrick, Brian 1 , , , Tharp, Buddy Thompson, Lorrie Y qdjf 8 Tipsword, Judy J gg? Todd, Debbie , I ' v - - . 'f ui! iff X ., :fzlwafjsq Tribelhorn, Donna is Trost, Joe xi , ,A K R 1 fag., I -L Ussery, Sherri Valdez, Amelia Valli, Jeff Vance, Vicki Vara, Melinda Varner, Richard See Lori paint. See Lori smile. Isn't Lori cute! T 1 'L' . in gf ,T 15:3 'Ui' i ' 31, if X 4 . , as Q , i , . ,av I' ,!' , N X i x 'K g i .-fl l 1' I Im 4, T, , ,i,,i, . , in i fav' f ov 'ff TW? ,, 1,5 i w 4, 1 V wiffrl , . I ,y 1 --x 5 S1 5' 'iiA'- I ' SE ' l X L V -ffm' R ,, ,- fa W if T fd WI i -V . T it X ,PRF Q My 1 Q , of lm -1 V ij-Vs 1.x .f , 35.4 'av it oth, A X .HX 'Y 9-Q' i 4: .mn YJ? -' up , Emil-fl Terry Riccio, Shari Abramowitz and Liz Kostas charm student into buying a balloon. 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Freshmen Express Themselves at PHS Gann, Ronnie Garcia, Mario Garrett, Don Gasiorowski, Jim Gawthorp, Cheryl Gehl, David Goble, Robert Goff, Scott Goodman, Clarence Goralczyk, Don Graham, Marsha Gramstad, Kim Grape, Marlo Green, Linda Greene, Kenny Griffin, Sherri Grimes, Terry Groff, Cindy Gruhlke, Guy Gruhlke, Pam Hahn, Steve Hall, Brian Hancock, Kenny Hallanger, Teresa Harris, James Harrison, Karen Hasse, Edna Hayes, Eric Heck, Hayward Heck, Penny Helm, Linda Henderson, Mark ..- X i 1 P' 1 -J ' w ' 1 r 'L XB 'Ui 's 5 1..- 5, -Q. . ,.... is W jf' in-y -1 ii 5. 3+ X T: W my Vx X f- Yrry 'FV is .47'f . -Q' -rw 4 Q, 3 'F L A f T gi f - - - :,.,g.w'5.x1:fg13 I -rg swfzflfi 13. I hope no one notices me! .- ,x.. T , L A -R' - 4-L ' 7 Q b N '- Q ' G. '25 QFV ,,,r, .cm K G r ,es,,s X' WA ' ' s , K 4. , ill .Mgt xx. ,Y wh Y N H,-L i s ? 5, ?l? .li1 Ki, -nfl I , T Q .. am, ' jxxxgfgd ,gi X im 'X lx I I v X f l .J'. ' . b .. F-.,. 1 - ng, 2 ' gt., ., M95 A 1 ., .s A 'Q 6 Wg' 6 M- - . 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I Am One. . .I Am Unique Kunzmann, Diana Lackey, Brett LaFave, Tom Landen, Frances Landsberry, James Lape, Lee Leever, Sheryl Lewter, Larry Leyva, Richard Lilly, Denise Litscher, Kim Lloyd, John Loes, Doreen Lopez, Connie Lopez, Debbie Lopez, Freddy Lopez, Ida Mae Lopez, Irma Lopez, Jim Lozano, Oscar Luders, Gary Lujano, Hope Lyon, Becky Lyon, Betty Lyon, Mike Macias, Rachel Mader, Doug Maine, Debi Majerus, Teri Maltbie, Kathy Frosh voice their opinions at class elections. ?1u, Gm ef MMQ 'ii' uw' , if L 1r.f'x'i I i .Ss F, 44 a 'l fl A ' -ff' -. I . ! gg., 4 X wif f Lx. 'ISF 8 . e MQ H' -,ff .1 ,. .I 3 f ,Q J 'fi Q s ' 4 1 sx ..:-., .... I W. l 1 - 4, I A a 2149 W A .. k ,, Eg 4? V rv Q? ,, 6 W ., w . i , Q if Y J- 'I fx -'A-A J-Z 1 g.jyQ1fx!:'-3 A 'Z ,nf rd I x D' x ,. i i. V 1 b , ' eq, ., ' , K xxx W Z l ix f lx i I Q 3 5, ag . .. D' M.: . L.. .V QW Q, fe 4, 'we -, , Wlsfiei. 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W f L 1 A f42.+.'V IQ 'fs - Schaeffer, Darla Shamblin, Stacy Sharbonda, Rich Sheire, Jim Snyder, Keith Snyder, Lance Sorensen, Pam Soto, David Soucy, Ray Spacone, Natalie Spain, Terrie Spina, Michele Sponholts, Robert Stapley, Janet Starr, John Stevenson, John Stiefel, Marsha Studer, Tim Stump, Betty Stutzman, Doug Swart, Debbie Szafranski, Bob Tate, Pam Tellez, Erminia Terry, Steve Thompson, Mike Timothy, Chris Tomaszewski, Tim Tomlinson, Evelyn Topete, Julie Tosh, Rodney Touchton, Jim Travers, Ronald Vest, Darrell Vidales, Sandra Vigneault, Anita Villalobos, Jesus Wallace, Brad Walters, Melissa ' We Il work on Monday night and Tuesday and. . . ,l , , +4 Q S S VA P' -'i 'T 'l . ,Q b , hk pr f , , . M x f' www i , . - 4 D J , a rw M, A se f l J ' ..ffAlf x. ll ,,,, 5 l gg T S 5' M A l 1 i s W V , ' S T W rf.,-fx ILE! 'xx .At S. x . Q ,J ,,r,, , I by J ' all il is J 'l . 'fy V 4 'fig 4 Rl 4. it 'M 1 1 y ,if X W i.:,4mj .ll'f fr S l K i What Bell Was That? Ask Freshmen wr . 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' F ' Tribelhorn, Lissa Tyler, Phyllis Utter, Jeff Valdez, Yolanda Van Meter, Cindy Vara, Renel Vasquez, Julian Vasquez, Margarito Vasquez, Felix Velasquez, Danny Vela, Diana Wagner, Ron Walston, Lynn Watson, Edye Weaver, Coral Webrand, Dennis Weedman, Kenneth Weir, Shelley Westfall, David White, David White, Doug White, John White, Mary Lou Whitehead, Steve Whitfield, Cheryl Williams, Karen Wilson, Dorena Willoby, Bonnie Wright, Maggie Wybarra, Theresa Zudell, Steven l . . .and then we ll finish it up on at the last minute! Friday morning THREE STUDENTS TIED for Valedictorian of the Class of '77, All three had a grade point average of 1.0. The Valedictorians are: Omar Cobos lRIGHTl, Gail Gallifant KLOWER RIG HTl and Tom Hockey COPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM RIGHTD. The Saluta- torian is Paul Sofianos lBE LOWl. Debra Cornwell lOPP. PAGE TOPl is fifth in the class. Omar Cobos, Valedictorian, has a wide range of interests which include sports, camping, traveling and other outdoor activities. He enjoys studying math, foreign languages, and recreational activities. When asked about college, Omar said he had been accepted to the U of A but was waiting for offers and news from other colleges. He plans to major in engineering and minor in business administration. Gail Gallifant, Valedictorian, was able to acquire enough cred- its to graduate a year early. She was given credit for some accelerated classes she took in Junior High. Gail's interests are drawing, music, athletics, camping, sewing and cooking. She was also a Varsity Cheerleader for basketball. Gail plans to at- tend NAU to study psychology. She hopes to someday have a private practice and work with young people. Paul Sofianos, Salutatorian, had a grade point average of 1.025. Paul graduated at the semester break. He then went to the U of A on a scholarship. Paul had one year's credit from GCC before going to Tucson. His interests are astronomy and science. He plans to major in physics and astronomy. s. ,X ua' I -.... -, Q0 .ki fillf 0 14? Wmtxif .,,,-,g,. Top Five Students Have Varied Interests Tom Hockey, Valedictorian, had enough ambition to take four classes at GCC while also attending PHS He is interested in astronomy, photography, music and science. Tom was the Commander of the Peoria ROTC squadron during his senior year. He plans on attending the U of A. Tom is interested in doing re- search or teaching astronomy. Debra Cornwell is fifth in grade point average for the Senior Class. Her grade point average is 1.057. Debra enjoys cooking, sewing, camping and working with children. She was a member of the yearbook staff for two years, serving as Editor her senior year. Debra plans to attend GCC and ASU. She enjoys working with handicapped children and is thinking of majoring in Special Education. A Week That Shapes a Lifetime ANYONE WHO HAS ever gone to camp will know how it feels to be away from home, meeting new people and finding newexperi- ences. That's how it feels to go to Girls'lBoys' State. You're thrust into an entirely new environment to learn the American political process. The 4 boys and 2 girls who went to their respective states learned about political parties and their platforms, how to run for office and how to handle victory or defeat. They discussed the issues, made lifetime friendships. It was definitely a week they'll all re- member, for it influenced their entire political opinions and their views of America. It was a week that shaped their lives. ,,,,, MW: .,.,, ,,,....:..dl,,,3z,t, DOMESTIE1 xxi,fx'r1a:1a s-rem-cane: Andy Chagolla, ABOVE RIGHT, demonstrates his belief that anything can be tackled, no matter how big, if you truly want to achieve fame. Andy was elected to City Council. ABOVE: Jeannette Davis pledged a clean judicial system while running for Justice of the Peace. It was a clean campaign that won her the office. John Kowalski, RIGHT, Stated: Boys' State was a week of fun, learning and friendship that I'll remember as the best week in my high school years. John was elected to the City Council well as to the Senate. 94 as LE? Sam Dilettoso, ABOVE, LEFT, shows that the office he held at Boys' State fits right in with his basic character. Sam was the Sanitation Engineer and on the City Council. Lisa Moore, ABOVE, discovered that things get rough out in the world of politics. Although she lost in the election for Attorney General, she was elected to the City Council and helped rewrite the City Charter. LEFT: John Collins, being an expert driver, was elected as Fire Chief for his city, as well as to the County Board of Supervisor. SIRKKA-LIISA HA MA LAINEN, foreign exchange student through Youth for Understanding, arrived at Peoria High School in August from her native Finland, to spend a year in America studying and learning about life in our country. Arizona, with its hot summers, cactus, palm trees, fresh citrus and mild winters, was in contrast to Liisa's homeland. Finland has over 60,000 lakes and suffered a hard winter with sub-zero temperatures during her absence. Liisa quickly adjusted to American customs. She will leave behind a great many friends as well as her American family who has become very attached to her. But she takes with her a lifetime of memories. As Liisa says: It has been a wonderful year for me. Ishall miss you all--my friends, my American parents and sister and brothers. But I shall also remember the good times I've had in America and the wonderful times I've shared with so many of you. And I hope that some clay you can come visit me in my homeland--Finland. ifvdl-JZ' Q - LJAO. 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PHS Sends Delegates to 1977 Model UN This year PHS students were the delegates from Kuwait, Burundi and Bangladesh. From Kuwait CABOVEJ: Lee Sanders, Chris Van Meter, John Kowalski, Gwen Van Loosenord, John Collins. From Burundi KABOVE RIG HTJ: Jim Bayes, Dean Powell, Claudia Loehmann, Diana Sofianos, Priscilla Nash. From Bangladesh CRIG HT!! Jodi Jansen, Roger Piskulick, Mark Leiby, Mike McAllister, Mike Halchak, and Rhonda Hicks. Mrs. Hemingway and Ms. Camerson were their sponsors, THE 15TH SESSION of Model United Nations was held in Tucson on February 11-12. The U of A campus was host for the program. Before attending Model UN, the dele- gates researched their respective countries. They wore the dress of their country and discussed their country's social, economic, and political problems. They voted on solu- tions to world problems, too. RIG HT: Mike Halchak enjoys himself at lunch. A' lllxll K , l I l I z TOP LEFT: Nlark Leiby from Bangla- desh welcomes visitors. TOP RIGHT: The delegates take a break from the strenuous sessions. NIIDD LE LEFT: The last night of the conference a banquet was held for all the delegates. ABOVE Sponsors Nls. Cameron and Nlrs. Hemingway keep alert for unfriendly foreign enemies. LEFT: The delegates from PHS take time to mingle. f , 99 Students Bring Honors to P H S ri 'M 't CABOVED Senior Cindy Hobbs relaxes over her typewriter and a snack as she learns she has earned the highest rating for PHS in the 1977 General Mills Search for Leadership in Family Living contest. lTOP RIGHTl Cindy Van Meter won the District Creed Speaking contest held by the FFA. CRIG HTF W. Fritz, D. Merdick, M. Kuhlwein, B. Harris and N. Bango were members of the Parliamentary Pro- cedure team. They took first place at district competition and will compete on the state level. FIRST ROW: F, Dubasik, L. Hauser, C. Hall, S. Dilettoso, A. Longville, T. Hockey. SECOND ROW: IVIr. Berg tsponsori, J. Davis, D. Sigrist, L. Johnson, A. Chagolla, J. Janson, D. Matthews. THIRD ROW: O. Cobos, M. Mander. NOT PICTURED: C, Hobbs, D. Cornwell, The National Honor Society lLEFTl is a group of Juniors and Seniors who are outstanding in academics, citizenship and leadership. It is sponsored by lVlr. Stan Berg. INIIDDLE LEFT! Joselyn Hart placed second in a public speaking contest at the DECA Winter Region Four Conference held at Nletro-Center on February 1. iBELOWi Valerie Boggs, junior, received the Optimists' International Award for art. Valerie was one of many students throughout the Valley honored for their achievement in art. lLEFTi Jenny Holly and Jim Blackmore were elected Regional Officers for Region 9 of TRAGYC. TRAGYC stands for Traffic Repre- sentatives of Arizona's Governor Youth Council and promotes highway and traffic safety in Arizona schools and communities. . fm-mnwmmlwrw.-if1,.1m.Lwfm:g,.u.f,.,-Mm-,,:,M,,...., ,,-ww ,,,,,,W,f.Y..,x-,. -. A..-.?..,.-,,..m,.,..V .MEN-,,v 1:,w,..w-. ,.,- .-,,-.W.1,,,. W - . 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Broomall, and C. Lobosco. Coach Maas felt that the biggest victories of the season were against Cortez and Brophy. ABOVE: Panther line ready for defense. ABOVE RIGHT: R. Camacho goes in for the score. RIGHT: R. Camacho races down the field as he receives en- couragement from the sidelines. FAR RIGHT: IVI. Nlaas gets set to unleash a pass. S .iwaesesa . -A f ' I Q 1 4TH ROW: T. Wacker, C. Nliller, R. Boretsky, O. Cobos, J. Worley, IVI. Nlander, D. NlcCuIlar, L. Lopez. 3RD ROW: G. Berens, J. Seeberger, L. Lopez, IVI. Kay, B. Van Gotum, C. Guthrie, R. Camacho, D. Castro. ZND ROW: D. Hoopes, T. Castro, J. Lopez, A. Hernandez, L. Nlassaro, Nl. Hernandez, J. Brown, D. Overla, 1ST ROW: D. Broomall, R. Forgia, IVI. lVlass, C. Lobosco, J. Seeberger, IVI. Travers, llXlOT PICTURED, J. Kuberra.l ,ra 7. ,, -N Q Q , M V . 'SN ' K .I 5' ...x - -: . '- J 'fp-R . R R . -xxx R' N e -A ' ' 4 f '-.. K 0t,1fhlD:'zL ......,-f.f...,J.,,,,,..,,,, ,,,.,,,M,,,. .A I 'Q' 5' S ...C ..,. ,.... . . 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Q. sf71g.:5i. , if ye, 'H Af-S., u'3,.:f .. ., , + K-A M E psi, . , an ..s,g-6,3454 wi . Q 'X -4 f. . .,., L ' 'z ,-v LOWER LEFT OPPOSITE PAGE: Duffey Daugherty haul in TD pass. ABOVE RIGHT Carl Josey goes end around. MIDDLE: Jv's rejoyce after victory. The Jv's were off to a slow start this year but finished strong with a 4-4-1 record. The coaches were very pleased with the overall atti- tude. The team lost two close games and could of very easily been 6-2. - '. X- .f ., ma., Q 4' V's Look Forward to Varsity 1ST ROW, K.. Cohagen, R. Casteneda, R. Clinton, D. Kelly, F. Martinez, J. Johnson, R. Rodriguez, 2ND ROW E Dominguez, D. Mercado, H. Sanchez, E. Herandez, M. Martinez, B. Goff, J. Woodroff, B. Driver, C Westerfield J. Massaro, 3RD ROW, Coach DeSeelhorst, W. Loerzel, J. Shepard, D. Durbin, F. Hart, P. Piazza, M Heiser D Flavell, S. Grow, B. Zieglar, L. Gauthrop, TOP ROW, Coach Gonzalo, T. Starks, R. Shamblin, S. Long D Studham C. Craig, C. Josey, M. McCarty, T. Durly, M. Miller, R. Stangi, K. Denny, D. Dangherty, J. Wieler K Dright Coach Howard. 'xxi A' , Pe0l'lR 15' .. , n Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria 1 . , o 8, 12 2 26 13 38 0 22 -saver... ,,.. .. 'fm T 3313575 l it C-asa Grande Sf: Mary'S ' Agua Fria . Shadow Mtn G lendale Greenway Apollo F - F- i ax. .S Q... WV.,4......z .:4...,:.... 109 wagm ngtong If Winning Spirit Keeps Frosh Going 4TH ROW: Coach Bracciale, L. Lape, R. Sharbonda, D. Delgado, B. Hall, NI. Travers, K. Sears, B. Wallace, D. Davis, Coach Feist. 3RD ROW: J. Fallin, R. Nlartinez, D. Vest, K. Green, A. Holmgren, IVI. Roberts, K. Niunger, R. Endrud. ZND ROW: Nl. Ahrenberg, NI. Grape, D. Valesquez, J. Woodruff, G. Grulhke. 1ST ROW: D. Drake, Manager IVI. Holmgren, H. Nledina. My ., A. S' 'Ju' THE B'S C2-65 were coached by Mr. Gollihare and Mr. Moore and missed 2nd place by just one game. The A's, coached by Mr. Feist and Mr. Bracciale had a O-6- 1 season. When asked about the A's, Coach Bracciale merely stated, It was a season I'II never forget. OPPOSITE PAGE: R. Martinez punts for the A's. LEFT: L. Collura runs around a timely block by R. Molina. 4TH ROW: R. Moreno, S. Whitehead, A. Reyna, Mgr. M. Leon, Coach Gollihare, Mgr. R. Leyva, J. Navaro, C. Timothy, J. Sheire. BRD ROW: K. Kennedy, J. Hernandez, J. McAllister, D. Cobos, S. Kelly, B. McKernan, D. Bumpus, G. England, L. Durbin, 2ND ROW: J. Touchtown, H. Heck, D. Gehl, P. Medina, G. Hotchkiss, K. Horton, M. Vasquez, R. Slawson, R. Molina. 1ST ROW: J. Gall, J. Matonis, J. Lopez, T. Grimes, J. Anders, E. Hernandez, L. Collura. CNOT PICTURED M. Cortezl. New Coach Takes Over Varsity AFTER MANY MIX-UPS and the hiring and resigning of one coach, Coach Bill Gollihare took over the Varsity squad, re- placing Mr. Arney who is now a counselor. The team pro- vided the fans with many tense and exciting moments, in- cluding two triple overtime wins. Coach Gollihare felt that the key player was Bruce Ziegler, who led the team in scor- ing and rebounding, although We did feel a great loss when Robert Camacho got hurt. The biggest wins this year were against Carl Hayden, Brophy ltriple overtime! and second-ranked South Mountain. Grad- uating seniors were Bruce Ziegler, Tim Wacker, Omar Cobos, Mark Mander, Rick Boretsky and Robert Comacho. The team -elected captains were Ziegler and Wacker. yll -f ., ie. .ff za' iw -arf i 'CSA .sq ' A we Q HS :wif . , H 'hw As. its gs., me f ifabpgx ff I Q ,qw 'U OPPOSITE PAGE, TOP: Rick Boretsky looks up, ready to pull another rebound. FAR LEFT: Mark Mander looks at scoreboard, exhausted after heart-breaking loss to Green way. MIDDLE LEFT: Players gather around as Coach Gollihare diagrams a play. CENTER: Tim Wacker out- jumps an Apollo opponent. THIS PAGE, LEFT: Soarin', scorin' Bruce Ziegler puts two more in. S' ' + . 4 Penflaf L SEQ, ff ,'., A ' l F557 Tifevor Brgwnefr 'ig 11 ' ,V of ,EsAlhambf34,fsQQg'iiilif as '- I' I Gfe9nw,aSiE,Oii15-iiri'T'-he 1 Bro 71 73 f Aljiia . ' 66 Shadqiw Mountain 81 GIgiiHaIe 5 5+ 5 H 68 . T 82 Y L' Agua I ?-96 -Foffez gl' ,' f 4 22:- ep,. 1 s 1 1, kt -,Sam-1, - I , z.fL1:.ff1,, A as G' '- f' 1 YM S + Q jx, fibff A ' uf K 1 .pw 'Q 4' Fi v W it ,J ,Q ' X 'N , 1 . . L I gf- if S Qs , f' S--I Qld ' 7gg,T-A . xx X 'Sax' Y iff 35' M ... - gg ifl t L ,, A Q if . Quai' k OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Omar Cobos in action against the Chiefs. BOTTOM: Courtney Miller ups the score two. LEFT: Panther fast break devastates again as Robert Camacho shoots over a Thunderbird opponent. Ziegler Sparks Panther Offense TOP ROW: Mngr. D. Fairchild, J. Kuberra, B. Ziegler, C. Miller, Coach Gollihare, Mngr. K. Kohagen, MIDDLE ROW: R. Boretsky, M. Mander, R. Forgia, O. Cobos, T. Wacker. SEATED: M. Maas, F. Dubasik, R . Camacho. .V. Start Slow. Finish Strong ...W 33 wi-:EN ASKED ABOUT his team for this season, 33 Coach Feist replied that they had great team 59 spirit. He stated that their attitudes were tremen- 36 dous and that each and every player worked his 62 hardest. The goal of the team was to achieve team 46 unity, and Coach Feist feels that they reached that 49 goal. 63 54 The most important game of the season was played 57 against Cortez. The standings were: Cortez 9 and 2, Peoria 2 and 9. The final score was Peoria 67, Cortez 66. Brian Ziegler and Don Wilson. All three players 77 67 63 50 The most outstanding players were Rick Dorris, were promoted to Varsity. 63 SCOREBOX 49 Carl Hayden 80 Trevor Browne 65 Thunderbird 57' South Mountain 73 Alhambra 61 Shadow Mountain 57 Glendale 47 Greenway 70 Brophy 66 Apollo 71 Agua Fria 66 Cortez 59 Shadow Mountain 53 Glendale 60 Greenway 60 Brophy 74 Apollo 67 Agua Fria 81 Cortez TOP ROW: Manager Paul Gray, B. Young, D. Wilson, B. Ziegler, D. Daugherty, J. Kowalski, Coach Feist. MIDDLE: L. Barnes, T. Moren, K. Denny, R. Dorris, G. Hutchison. BOTTOIVII M. Heiser, E. Gamez, D. Mercado. eg. I Q Q n . 'c,, I L1 K KABOVEJ R. Dorris goes in for an easy layup. KLEFTD Don Wilson wheels and deals for two. KABOVE LEFT? David Mercado in action against Apollo. Frosh Strive for Perfection THE A'S FOUND a new coach in Gary Kiser. This is his first year at Peoria. Outstanding players for the A's were Larry Collura and Lee Lape. The B's were coached this year by Gary Mangin. This is his second year of coaching frosh basketball. B spark- plugs were Don Goralczyk, Don Davis, Todd Householder and Keith Sears. Peoria 25 28 34 32 35 34 32 37 41 34 60 44 31 40 40 42 58 SCOREBOX 66 Trevor Browne 75 South Mountain 60 Alhambra 50 Shadow Mountain 43 Glendale 76 Greenway 60 Brophy 70 Apollo 49 Agua Fria 82 Cortez 53 Shadow Mountain 35 Glendale 52 Greenway 63 Brophy 65 Apollo 61 Agua Fria 63 Cortez TOP ROW: G. Rosenthal, R. Moreno, L. Lape, C. Corbell, D. Delgado, Coach Gary Kiser. BOTTOM ROW: B. Szafranski, B. Cohagen, D. Cobos, K. Kennel, K. Greene, O. Zozano, L. Collura, J. Hernandez NOT PICTUREDt G. Grulke, R. Spanos Peoria 25 28 31 46 21 20 46 26 49 57 29 50 35 29 27 39 33 BACK ROW: B. Scianna, B. Lackey, D. Davis, Mr. Gary Mangin, C. Timothy, K. Weedman, J. Starr. MIDDLE ROW: T. Householder, J. Gall, B. Ferrera, A. Reyna, J. Utter, K. Barberich. FRONT ROW: S. McClendon, J. Sherman, P, Huddle. NOT PICTURED: D, Goralczyk, M. Grape, K. Sears. 24 Trevor Browne 69 South Mountain 47 Alhambra 41 Shadow Mountain 41 Glendale 64 Greenway 51 Brophy 68 Apollo 53 Agua Fria 77 Cortez 64 Shadow Mountain, 60 Glendale 58 Greenway 58 Brophy 62 Apollo 72 Agua Fria 76 Cortez Wrestlers Have Outstanding Season OPPOSITE PAGE ABOVE: Mike Kay gets set to pin his opponent. FAR RIGHT OPPOSITE PAGE: Coach Gonzalo yells encour- agement to one of his wrestlers. OPPOSITE RIGHT: Albert Hernandez works over his opponent. RIGHT: Tito Castro put his opponent to the mat. BELOW RIGHT: James Armenta gets firm hold on opponent. BELOW LEFT: Kurt Paluszcuyk declares himself the winner. sf v I FRONT ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Dan Kelly Bill Manley, Eddie Santana, Joe Murillo, Larry Massarop 2ND ROW: Albert Hernandez, Ruben Chagolla, Casper Hernandez, IVlgr. Raul Reynoso, Raymond Nlolina, Ed Hernandez, Jim Nlassarog 3RD ROW: Tito Castro, Dale Smith, Fred Pickering, David McCullar, Kurt Paluszcyk, Mike Kay, Jaime Armenta. V's Learn From Experience FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Frank Gomez, Matt Lit, Julian Vasquez, Bruce Goff, Steve Bafford. 2ND ROW: Marty Wallace, Joe Harrington, Bryan Powell, Lupe Aranda, James Woodruff, Klaus Binggelip 3RD ROW: Walter Loerzel, Raymond Castaneda, David Hoffman, Nlike Fitzgerald, Larry Vasquez, Allan Reeder, Victor Flores. THIS YEAR'S JV'S were coached by Nlr. Gonzalo and Nlr. Koury. Both coaches were pleased with the overall attitude of the team. BELOW: Bruce Goff tangles with his opponent. Freshman Get Set for Future FIRST ROW, LEFT TO RIGHT: Larry Durbin, George Bango, Marcel Cortez, Hugo Medinag 2ND ROW: John Black, Paul Medina, Larry Morgan, Forrest Shaw, Steve Habi, Was McGriff7 3RD ROW: Rich Sharbonda, Terry Boggs, Da.vid DeAIejandro, Chris Monger, Sport Goodman, Adam Holmgren, Steve Davis. THE FRESHMAN WRESTLING team this year was coached by Mr. Bracciale. BELOW: Matt Lit gets ready to escape his opponent ., 1. I '+ . . Tl I lie 1977 Varsity Baseball Team, STANDING, LEFT TO RIGHT, L Lopez, B Ziegler, J Hogg, J Pardon, M Travers, D. Guida, C. Amelung, P. Truscott, O. Cobos, L Lopez, T Wacker KNEELING, L TO R , C Guthrie, C. Lobosco, J. Castro, B. Young, L. Massaro, D Mercado, D Blackhaus, P Mercado, F Dubasik THE 1977 VARSITY baseball team was not as big in size but they were still strong. Returning Iettermen were Pat Truscott, Omar Cobos, Mike Travers, Craig Guthrie, Tim Wacker, and Pablo Mercado. Coaching this year's team were Head Coach Jim Williams and Tony Gonzalo. Manager was Don Goliath Rollins. The JV team was coached by Stanley Berg, with Mike Rollins as manager. The frosh were coached by Dennis Vicars. RIGHT: Coach Gonzalo keeps track of the score at the Cat's first game. ABOVE: Team regroups to start next inning. Cats Open Season Against Rams ia Ag f K' 3 ' i wi'-' A - .-A JV Team: STANDING: Stan Berg lCoachl, K. Huskey, G. Hutchinson, K. Wright, R. Castaneda, K. Berg, A. Franco, D. Wilson, P. Piazza, R. Kluznick, M. Hughes, J. Valli, S. Stein. KNEELING: F. Gomez, M. Martinez, B. Gurney, E. Santana, S. Johnson. whiff. Freshman: STANDING: Coach Dennis Vicars, S. Weedman, K. Kennedy, R. Schenk, D. Davis, R. Martinez, J. Fallin, K. Green, S. Whitehead, O. Lozano, D. Vest. KNEE LING: R. Cobos, S. McCIendon, J. Touchton, M. Cortez, L. Collura, E. Shaw, D. Bradbury, B. Hickman, J. Davis, M. Ahrenburg. Trackmen Look Forward to Promising Season CN. ,if- i .........---- 1-aus-n THE TRACK TEAM this year was coached by Mr. Moore. His assistants were Mr. Bracciale and Mr. Black. Despite the opening loss to Greenway, the cindermen look at the rest of the season with optimism Varsity and j Tennisg a Love Match BELOW 1ST ROW S Hall R Shoemaker, 2ND ROW: L. Wllson, C Crosson, R Hnckman NOT PICTURED Coach Tleman BOTTOM 1ST ROW T Krasnowskl, G Hotchkiss 2ND ROW R Essa.ry,J Dauk ww? , K Tough Season for Frosh Tennis A LTHOUGI-l THE BOYS tennis team failed to win any team matched, they won a number of individual singles and doubles matches. Steve Terry and Randy Davis alternated in the number one singles spot and gave a good account of themselves. All of the team members improved their tennis skills and could make a contribution to future tennis teams at P.H.S. LEFT: James Lansberry thinking was it long or short? 1ST ROW: R. Bankston, D. Meunier, D. Wright, D. Poage, S. Terry. 2ND ROW: Coach White, J. Lansberry, R. Davis, B. Lackey, K. Weedman, S. McClendon. l XXX it 1ST ROW: D. Hickman, H. Osuna, D. Joseph, K. Smith, IVI. Castaneda, W. Padilla, L. Hudson, 2ND ROW: D Houck, L. Clark, D. Wilson, G. Berrera, D. Hernandez, Coach Tieman. ., ALTHOUGH NOT A winning season, the girls frosh tennis team had a growing season. The defeats outnumbered the wins but the girls didn't ABOVE: Helen Osuna, returns a Serve give up. Season score was one win, eight losses with victory over ' Glendale. Four Qualif for State Meet THIS YEAR THE girls' swim team ended their season with a fair 3 wins, 4 loss record. Also this year, four girls were sent to the state meet. They were Micki Columbe, Amanda Huddle, Amy Longville and Chris Van Meter. They went for the 400 yard Freestyle Relay Amanda Huddle also went for the 500 yard Freestyle. Helping out this year was Mr. Price. who volunteered his free time to help the divers, who did well in compe tition this year. And of course, we can't forget Mrs. Hemingway's am- bitious efforts towards the development of the swim team which added to the enthusiasim of the girls who participated. 1ST ROW: J. Stapley, K. Ely, L. Kostas J Baclllo G Vanloosnord D Kugler S Shamblin 2ND ROW: D. Doerrer, D. Carney, M. Anderson, J Rogers D Kugler D Kloog, F Collura L Boller D. Kawalski, K. Plache. 3RD ROW: A. Huddle, B Byme R Cunningham Mrs Hemingway S Abramowitz, C. Barett, C. Van Meter, V Boggs, C Van Meter NOT PICTURED M Coulombe J Davis, P. Fowler, K. Hatch, K. Hamza, P Lee A Longville K Medina J Ramsey S Sheridan B. Shiring, V. Slator, T. Town. OPPOSITE PAGE: Mrs. Hemingway takes a few seconds to pose. LEFT: Smile, Linda! BOTTOM LEFT: Sandi Sheriden scoring a perfect 10. BELOW LEFT: Amanda Huddle anticipating her event. BELOW RIGHT: Hi, it's me again! smiles Jeannette. L 1 , 1. 9 My 9412 SC O R E B 0 X Peoria 58 . Suni'lyi!g ,g mi 114 Pevfia 87 Tmi. , S 204 Peoria 102 1 65 Peoria 112 alley 70 Peoria 82 itr. 'rmsoani ail :ey 64 Peoria J F f' 1 Shadow Mt. 108 Peoria T hunderbi rd 189 Ui, ,, , M M 'heh Cind L all Goes to State, Places in the Top 8. .' A ' we Q Varsity team ABOVE, 1ST ROW: R. Hickman, R. McClendon ZND ROW Captain C Lyall, D. Wilson, L. Wilson, G. Galifant, C. Brannigan, Coach Ruhlman Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Peoria Varsity T-Bird Washington West Paradise Vly Sunnyslope Apollo Auga Fria Glendale Browne Shadow IVIt. Cortez Greenway J.V. T- Bird Washington West Paradise Vly. Sunnyslope Apollo P Auga Fria Glendale Browne Shadow Mt. Cortez Greenway THIS SEASON WAS a great one for the girls badminton team. They had six girls going to the divisionals. They were, Cindy Lyall as no. 1 singles, Roxanne Hickman as no. 2 singles, Dawna Wilson and Linda Wilson as no. 1 doubles and Rhonda lVlcClendon and Cathy Brannigan as the no. 2 doubles. Cindy Lyall was the only girl who went to state and placed in the top eight which is very good. Coach Ruhlman, who was new this year, said They were a super bunch of girls and 1 enjoyed working with them. The Varsity had a 9-3 season, and the J.V. had a 7-5 season. J.V. right: 1ST ROW: J. Vinyard, C. Lopez, A. Walker. 2ND ROW: T. Flynn, T. Hall, Coach Ruhlman, K. Krasnowski, R. Lund. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOlVl FAR LEFT: Cindy Lyall really smashing back a serve. OPPOSITE PAGE BOTTOM FAR RIGHT: Credit goes to this doll, Coach Ruhlman. LEFT: Determination to get that bird back over the net is the look on Ruth's face. ABOVE: Darn fly! Volleyball Has 4 3 Season THE GIRLS HAD a winning season this year. All will be returning except three seniors, Joyce Bafford, Cheri Hall and Debbie McCarty. Anna Binggeli was the Most Valuable Player overall and Debbie NlcCarty was excellent server. Their coach this year, Mrs. Swinford, said, They were a super, super group of girls to work with and the thing that impressed me most about the Varsity was that they always gave 100 percent of their effort on the court. OPPOSITE PAGE TOP LEFT: Here comes the tricky part. ABOVE RIGHT: Veronica Jimenez sets the ball. ABOVE LEFT: Cheri Hall setting the ball to Anna Binggeli. FAR RIGHT: Joyce Bafford bumping the ball. RIGHT: Debbie Lopez saves the ball. I r- S Peoria 0 ' Peoria 2 L Peoria 1 L-LfLL 1 , Peoria 2 'Peoria ,Zi C C 'Peoria mm'V 54 Ami': 153 ,V Greenway Cortez Shadow Nlt Glendalegi Agua Fria AP0'l'iiv nzaml 1ST. ROW: K. Sallee, H. Lujano, D. Barber, D. Aguayo, T. Ybarra. ZND. ROW: T. White, C Topete, J. Spitzer, D. Lopez, S. Bailey, L. Nlercado, J. Bafford. 3RD. ROW: A. Binggell C Henderson, V. Jimenez, Coach Swinford, C. Hall, R. Saliba, D. McCarty. EXCITEMENT IS THE only word that comes close to describing the '76-'77 girls softball team. This is the first year of the softball for the girls and not only did they take second in their division but went to the state championships and placed 7th. A strong sense of PRIDE, determina- tion, desire and team work is what took them to state. But the team wouldn't have made it this far if it wasn't for the great coaching of Mr. Vicars and Mrs. Ruhlman. They enjoyed it and are very proud of what the girls did. The team has five seniors leaving: Cindy Lyall, Marci Wells, Francine Dubasik, Cheri Hall and Erika Binggeli. O 1ST ROW: D. Barber, C. Harch, F. Dubasik, S. Murillo, T. Ybarra, 2ND ROW: L. Mercado, S. Bailey, M. Coloumbe, C. Hall, T. White, M. Wells, L. Lowe. 3RD ROW: Coach Vicars, R. Saliba, L. Whitehurst, A. Binggeli, C. Lyall, E. Binggeli, L. Whitehurst, C. Henderson, and Coach Ruhlman. Chalk up Another One for Girls Sports. . .Softball P69133- Pew? Pearle Peefza ff ..f:s,.. .ones . Z ' ' PPQEF4 1 P I P OPPOSITE PAGE TOP: Lori Whitehurst, I'd rather fight than switch. OPP. PG. MID. RIGHT: Anna Binggeli, the pitcher. OPP. PG. BOT. LEFT Connie Henderson at the bat. OPP. PG. BOT. RIGHT Cmdy Lyall and Marci Wells. LEFT: I told you, dont pitch dirt balls! Erika and Anna Binggeli. BOTTOM LEFT: Coach Ruhlman expressing her eagerness to ' win. MIDDLE BOTTOM: Cindy Lyall in ready pos: tion for a hit ball. BOTTOM RIGHT: Lisa Mercado running in to home plate. 26 3. 6, I 9 10 -7 o-.t i o o X si .,.. trrh t O 7 T L I-1 1. ,jg . sslfsfttvl, ,N T .5...... t ,.,, .Mopnyal Ieyg , si .. if Gafigswwen P sexvalslsx QRPP P I 1 ,T 31. ,Qi QA rili 5 A193110 i . ii fjfhddow Mt. Girls Turn Cut Strong for Track THIS YEAR'S TEAM is bigger than it has been for the past two years since Peoria has had track for girls. Some of the strong events are the 440 relay, 880 medley relay, hurdles, mile and 880 yard run.,The coaches this year were Mr. Amspoker and Mrs. Swinford. M-'Sir-ff 4'?x!iW 1 if ll sm ' ,L .1 g - 4 7 Y. ,., '- K m ' .. L . l ,.. , T 1 . , Z L1 Lf -. T'::-.,. .J L. ' .JU ww., ,,,,, H V lk! 'Cross-Country Had a Tough GIA iq V .QP kr' -A . rg- .. .,. , ,- Season LEFT, 1ST ROW: Julian Vasquez, Fernando Reyna, Oscar Limas, Joe Murrilo, 2ND ROW: Erika Binqgeli Ray Vega, Klaus Binggeli Ernest Rodriguez, Richard Florez, Coach Black. We 'Q , Q 9ff7.KJ Www ,Q Qp fm- 'E , pgs!! M2 F fx ,. wNQi+Ag93?g'f.S?Q5Q?,,5? ,Qg,'5gag'v' i '+ mm e ,. . , wr' fn? T1 X f xs E15 .lik 2 S 25533 Tl' 'www 3:4135 'E 491-' -n ,. ,, riiri? 'X x4'Fc:1e?l1Q5iL ,Q.wifQm,.Q. xm1H-1,:.fff21- fiwfggmf - v:,.- if E- X X 3.65. X. -I WWF -,ru 11.,-,.,1-f-'V55555,5-3 vsfxyg: -v .lf M -M ' .ugl-:,A,fa,3.Ws' X ,. , 5, X , sf K 1' - M ,A ,,-.-,Wa X V fm-L ,sepia 1 ,x 'WMV x ,gf 45 - Marching Panther Band, 'IOO Strong THE 1976-77 MARCHING Panther Band consisted of 60 band members, 5 twirlers and 40 Kitten Kaddetts. On November 16th, the band participated in the Cortez Marching Band Invitational, in which they did a good job. The band is expecting information that will lead it to Magic Mountain Amusement Park, just north of Hollywood, Calif. The band usually takes a trip like this, to reward its mem- bers for doing so well throughout the year. F ,gy O-ST ROWJ B. Rasche, T. Burdo, L. Green, K. Leonard, C. Craford, D. Vest, R. Lund, D. Couch, D. Jones, C. Holcomb, J. Morden, R. Ballard, L. Collura. l2ND ROW? J. Mcallister, T. Mayberry, D. Barido, E. Lopez, V. Hughens, D. Goralczyk, C. Cunningham, D. Vela, V. Nelson, R. Freeland, L. Helm, J. Dauk, B. Nelson, D. White, R. Richards. l3RD ROWJ R. Davis, M. Polvani, A. Worley, S. Waddell, W. Pennock, P. Gray, Mr. Weller, D. Gilsdorf, L. Wilson, C. Loehmann, R. Sallba, B. Ferrara, K. Mander, R. Hickman, E. Shaw. l4TH ROW7 B. Rowell D. Wilson, T. Morden, B. Lackey, R. Castaneda, K. Kowier, C. Durby, D. Rademaker, B. Cook, D. Swisher, K. Gasiorowski, C. Femenun, D. Wilson, J. Cota, K. Fine. 3 Lyres Club members, l1ST ROWl S. Waddell, K. Gasiorowski, C. Loehmann, L. Wilson, l2l'llD ROWJ T. lVlordon, R. Hickman, R. Freeland, R. Lund, V. Hughens, D. Barido, D. Wiloby, J. Blackmore, GRD ROW? D. Gilsdorf, R. Hansen, B. Rowell, R. Castineda, J. Padron, J. Bayes, D. Wilson. WIRE' iABOVEl Var. Band Officers are, GST ROWl D. Wilson lFrosh Rep.l, L. Wilson lTres.l, D. Barido CV. Pres.l KZND ROW! B. Rowell lPres.l, D. Wilson lSoph. Rep.l, J. Bayes lDrum Nlajorl. lRIGHTl Drum Major Jim Bayes directs the band at one of the football games. -F 1111 llwhzvl 'YF Stage Band, C1ST ROWl Nlr. Weller, R. Hansen, C. Loehmann, D. Nlerdick, D. Barido, R. Hickman, f2ND ROWl M. Polvani, B. Rowell, J. Padron, D. Wilson, T. lVloren, D. Gilsdorf, GRD ROWJ T. Dezember, G. Berens, C. Cook, J. Strickler. Sounds of I THE STAGE BAND played at many functions including the Christmas assembly. lABOVEl Craig Cook demonstrates his musical abilities at Christmas.,fABOVE RIGHTl The Stage Band performed at the night-time Christmas Concert. KRIGHTJ The Stage Band also played at the Christmas assembly. Q A T .. W ,4 - --2 K 'W-v-...- -4'-vw-....,.,, 5,7 1 S l . 'i fc . 6 Q., - ds X lf' 71 . A 'gow ' . A 1 .-4r,v--- . CUPPER LEFTJ Don Wilson wonders if these days will ever end. CUPPER RIGHTl The JV twirlers were GST ROW! D. Swisher, B. Cook, l2ND ROW! K. Kosier, C. Durby, and D. Rademaker. KLEFT AND ABOVEJ The Varsity Band showed their spirit at all of the football games. My www M kv l . .1.f,4'en jf! as ai' V f it K iw I .1 1, egg-5545.5-1-,3.gyrLI1 -4 .K ,-i. ' .l....A' Practice Makes Perfect, They Say of . V CABO VE TOP AND RIGHT! Band students practice for their performance at the football games. fABOVEi Why did I ever take this job? KLEFTJ Concert Choir members are, S. Eoff, G. Gallifant, L. Johnson, J. Ratliff, M. Scianna, J. Spitzer, L. Bates, D. Cruickshank, R. Cunningham, S. Edwards, J. Eoff, L. Mardile, D. Sigrist, T. Tomaszewski, Mrs. Bechman, accompanist. lMIDDLEl Mr. Greco, director. Music, the Sweetest Sound Ever Heard lLOWER LEFTl Mixed Chorus members are wi. Hill, I.. Garvin, 'r. Bauffard, R. Ballard' K. Beyl, V. Statler, S. Davis, S. Frazier, D. Hanson, V. Mathews, A. Newton, M. Rodriguez, A. Cavazos, J. Ledbetter, B. Rasche, Z. Walker, D. Anderson, S. Carlisi, S. Cooper, L. Corai, D. Tarnsley, M. Grape, J. Johnson, L. Johnson, D. Kain, L. Komes, K. Maltbie, D. McGowen, R. Richards, C. Roberts, J. Rodriguez, D. Westfall. Treanbeath, A. Walker, T. Daniel, N. w , iki,?4h51f U 'A ' f 14 .. .A,, g1.',, M, W ...n A slr AQ N' , J I 91 .unmwwf ,fr M .Q ...il -409 i' ,wi Nwwa, ii? if THIS YEAR THE Varsity Cheer lines added guys. Having the guys added increased spirit, stunts, and excitement. Together the group led the school and the team to a super season. In addition to the cheers and the panthers, they also added two mas- cots they were Laurie Hall and Doug Upshir. v . , 453 Y? - - xi, , T1 A. Q . N f. k ,Ms x if I 1 E FS f --fi!! n ll S, ' Fw-W fy il 4 Mm N v ' N 5 YQ' X 'Q ml ' ff X' 5 Q 1 A Y if fa' .- k . he A .w 4 , :Q if 1 K. iw X . N Xu Z. kk 5 1 ' vp A ' .2 .. N. i Q ,ff :wiv ' 854 ,. -.n K fsiiffff? 1 A I x QQ 4 XXV as El og? M X 'X 5 Q , 1 E5 1 X . 4 X LL. IV Cheers Think Spirit 1ST ROW: Julie Prather, Shannon Myers, Jacque Barry 2ND ROW: Lori Shepherd, Lauri Epstein, Chelle Decubellis, Neva David, Theresa Johnson 3RD ROW: Jill Jenkins. LEFT: JV Cheers to half empty stand. ABOVE Cheers get into Homecoming theme. Frosh Added to I. . Line 1ST ROW: Hcipe Lujano. ZND ROW: Autumn Ballard, Vicki Vance. 3RD ROW: Jacque Barry, Michelle Ferrat, Julie Prather. 4TH ROW: Carla Eddleton, Kim Krasnowski THIS YEAR SOMETHING new was triedp freshmen were allowed to try out for cheer. The 3 girls that made it helped add spirit and enthusiasm to the line. 3 'iii ' 3 X? 5? w- i 277 ' . 5' is if 4+ , -2 A ?iss X ' 2 . 1 , M ' lx fi 'MMV fb . Q fl Q gNf Qgpffggg, - gmmAEV X Q 4 X 'X ' A X ' 5 gg, W 3' V' 'ffl Al- fa A.. -'L Presenting the Peoria High Drill Team THE CHANGE FROM a Pom Line to a 36-member Drill Team this year was considered a success by most at PHS. Under the direction of Mrs. Mick Mathias, who saw them through every crisis possible with 36 girls, they helped present new kinds of half time and pre- game shows. With Mr. Weller and the band working with the Team, their marching and form improved. They were present at all Pep Assemblies and rallies, cheering for the Panthers. The Drill Team enforces discipline and encourages pride and each squad leader is sure her squad is best. The squad leaders ilieutenantsl Chris Van Meter, Jeannette Davis, Melanie Flynn and Vivian Hartwig, and Captain Jacque Adams are pictured lLEFTl Doing a routine to Saturday Night. BELOW: the Drill Team is in the dance formation line at the outdoor Pep Assembly. Interact Sells Mistletoe INTERACT, ONE OF Peoria's more highly respected clubs, promoted kissing through the sale of mistletoe at Christmas-time. Interact, known for supporting the needs of the school and the community, is sponsored by Mr. Dennis Vicars. Interact members are: KFRONT ROW! P. Wolf, G. Craig, F. Collura, C Osborn, J. Davis. l2ND ROVVJ P. Nash, J. Collins, C. Leiby, L. Whitehurst, C. Van Meter. GRD ROW? C. Van Meter, P. Fowler, K. Kelly, L. Whitehurst, F. Dubasik, D. Carney. MTH ROW! M. Maas, R. Cunningham, J. Kuberra, T. Wacker, D. Matthews. T. Workman. l5TH ROW! J. Barry, J. Prather, G. Berens, A. Ford, L. Holly, M. Luttrell. l6TH ROWl W. Loerzel, S. Delittoso, L. Lopez, A. Chagolla. Art Club Formed to Beautify School ART CLUB, ONE of the newest clubs on campus this year, was formed with the purpose of hel in to beautif the all P 9 Y school. CFRONT ROWl M. Herndon, R. Gallagher, R. Flavell, B. Rashi, G. Vendeville. l2ND ROWl P. Antilla, S. Cliff. l3RD ROW! V. Boggs, S. Vakinine, C. Musso, L. Williams, B. Lyon, C. Burkall, P. Vogel, D. Dutton, Mrs. Andersen, T. Towne, B. Root, P. Duran, D. Skousen. 14TH ROW! S. Eoff, C. Iverson, J. Ramsey, B. Jones, Mrs. Detrie, D. Reed, C. Lopez, M. Spina, B. McKernan. Members are: Ms. Potter, S. Davis, C. Musso, T. Hall, Ms. Peters, D. Rodriguez, D. Cornwell, L. Johnson, Liisa Hamalainen, KNOT PICTUREDD K. Beauchaine, M. Bell, K. Denney, K. Doran, C. Farley, C. Hall, C. Haskins, C. Hobbs, W. Loerzel, M. Overla, D. Schaefer, R. Shoemaker, J. Trenbeath, A. Walker, C. Wood, and honorary member Ms. Hudson. Fine Arts Club Shows Interest in Cultural Arts U ii THE FINE ARTS Club commutes interest in Arts such as dance, music, painting and literature. They have had special guests at their monthly meetings such as an artist, a dancer, a sculptress and a special literature reading by one guest. They have made cultural visits to Grady Gammage Auditorium to see the Nutcracker Suite Ballet and to the Phoenix Little Theater to see the play CharIie's Aunt. KABOVE LEFTl Mrs. Peters EXPRESSES HERSELF as she learns from their guest dancer. CABOVED Club mem bers try their hand at a new style of dance as demonstrated by their guest performer. Students Work to Make Clubs Successful Science Club: 1ST ROW? Paul Sofianos, Tom Morden, ZND ROW, Mr. Sparling, Wayne Cornwell, Tom Hockey, lVlaCk Greer, Jeff Spitzer, Nlike Cornwell. 3RD ROW7 Keith Fine, Tina Goff, Vincent Ashworth. ffj ei D.E.C.A. Club: 1ST ROW, C. Mitchell, Mr. Golihare, M. Clayton, L. Johnson, M. Mander, K. Spears, G. Bullock, J. Thompson, J. Hart, K. Mander, R. Shoemaker, E. Dubaslk, L. Hephill, D. Matthews, L. Timothy, L. W gif. Blades, L. Davis, P. Fowler, V. C r' 2' R Hugheus. Auto Club: 1ST ROW, M. Holmgren, R. Alcantar, K. Husky, K. Massaro, J. Potter, E. Kuhlt, G. Pickering, L. Lopez, J. Imbriale, J. Rampino. 2ND ROW, D. Kuglar, R. Hanson, R. Gribbons, J. G. Simpson, B. Caklton, L. Lopez, B. Shockey, S. Berg, M. Kay, J. Moreno, T. Campanaro, B. Guerrera, R. Abrams, J. Arments, J. Krupinski, J. Murillo, M. Johnson, K. Cohagen, J. Davis, D. R. Weedman. In -X644 Soto, F. Cam pa, Gore, L. Losito I l T.R. .G.Y.C., Med-Start Strive to Aid Students Through Service, Education is x , xf L VJ Q' 0 ll tum Nled-Start Club: 1ST ROW, Priscilla Nash, Cindy Leiby. ZND ROW, Dorothy Rademaker Diana Childers, Terri Stacy, Karen Key, Rick Southey, Debbie Barido. T.R.A.G.Y.C. Club: 1ST ROW, Jenny Holly, Dave Fairchild, lVlr. Nliller, Dawn Matthews, Rhonda Lopez. 2ND ROW, Virginia Slader, Lynette Forbes, Priscille DuPuis, Robby Wilcox, Robert Hill, Delia Aguayo, Nlartina Aguayo, Vicki Matthews, Marcel Hill, Tammie Workman. TRAG YC Officers: 1ST ROW: Jenny Holly, Rhonda Lopez, 2ND ROW, Dave Fairchild, Dawn Nlatthews, Jim Blackmore. German Club Attends Oktoberfest-Ya? THE GERMAN CLUB this year was made up mostly of German students. Under Mr. Price's direction, they learned more about the German Culture and lifestyle as well as language. THE MECHA CLUB was a new addition to this year's clubs. Voted into being by ' Student Council, the Mecha Club is , dedicated to crossing ethnic barriers and learning more about the Mexican- American culture. The students exper- ienced the activities and traditions of Spanish-speaking people. Mecha stands for Movimento Estudiantil Chicanos de Aztlan. BACK ROW: Mr. Price, D. Anderson, B. Wallace, R. Shamblin, C. Brannigan, G. Gallifantg MIDDLE ROW: S. Anderson, D. Wright, S. Mooreg FRONT ROW: R. Hoffman, D. Ferguson, D. Hickman, C. Van Meter and guests. Mecha Club Knocks Down Culture Barriers BACK ROW: A. Franco, N. Santa Cruz, L. Martinez, L. Boller, C. Paz, Y. Castillo, D. Aguayo, D. Sanchez. A. Hernandez, A. Zaragoza, Y. Ramirez, D. Rivera, D. Lopez, S. Osuna. THIRD ROW: A. Reynoso, T. Alcantar, R. Martinez, S. Ensign, S. Plaza, M. Moya, J. Espinoza, G. Monje, L. Ensign, S. Burciaga, I. Arzarte, I. Soto, A. Rangel, Mrs. Carlile, SECOND ROW: E. Chavez, B. Romero, N. Prato, L. Hermosillo, B. Jacobs, J. Barber, V. Moya, L. Bates, H. Molina, S. Zaragoza, L. Chagolla, I. Ordaz, G. Chavez, M. Castaneda, FRONT ROW: C. Miller, R. Reynoso, R. Castaneda, P. Sandoval, J. Cota, F. Lopez, D. Ortega, E. Santana, A. Chagolla, J. Armenta, C. Hernandez, J. Vasquez French Connection, Chess Pursue Interests THE CHESS CLUB meets each Wednesday for challenge matches. 1ST ROW: J. Lansburry, D. Kunzmann, E. Shaw, E. Braaten. ZND ROW: F. Hart, J. Perruccio, L. Reents, W. Pennock, F. Gomez, Mr. Martin lSponsorl. E THE FRENCH CLUB changed its name to French Connection Part II. Their activities this year in- cluded: selling crepes at the Carnival, a bake sale and a 0 drawing. Mrs. Carrel is the spon- sor. 1ST ROW: C. Cunningham, I. Soto, J. Lloyd, J. Kempf. ZND ROW: M. Spina, S. Jaqua, C. Mullenix, R. Bankston, W. Padgett, S. Chang, K. Parsons. 3RD ROW: C. Aguire. Publication Staffs Capture Memories 6 vi .exft f t ,FQQ r-- 0 4 Yearbook Staff: J. Barry, E. Binggeli, D. Carney, J. Cool, D. Cornwell, Editor, G. Craig, J. Davis, J. Holly, D. Nlerelick, G. Nlonje, L. Nloore, T. lVloren, C. Selway, S. Simmons, D. Stump and L. Whitehurst. Newspaper Staff R. Abrams, K. Beauchaine, J. Brown, F. Collura, S. Dilettoso, C. Donimari, C. Farley, W. Fritz, B. Graves, J. Harrigan, K. Henderson 84 C. Hobbs, Editors, L. Karsky, L. Kostas, Nl. Leiby, F. Nlaack, C. IVliIler, I. Ordaz, D. Powell, B. Roberts, T. Weaver. Photographers: Nl. Hatch, S. Howe, R. Jennings, J. lVlayo, J. Potter, G. Suppes. Advisors: Nlrs. Hudson and Nlr. Hildreth. l I tl ,pg ce ELEC ' K t ' s, i f -' i ' N .f . r .G Q' 4 lTOP LEFTJ Cindy Hobbs, Newspaper co-editor, Debra Cornwell, Yearbook Editor, and Kris Henderson, Newspaper co-editor, all agree that food is a necessity if you expect to get any work done. KTOP RIGHTI Nlr. Hildreth, Photo Advisor, made it possible to get needed pictures. CLEFTD lVIrs. Hudson, Advisor, asks Joe Nlayo, How on earth could you take 20 pictures and not have any film in the camera? lABOVED Debra Cornwell, Editor, designs a layout for the yearbook. FHA and Drama Club Express Their Interest FHA's ACTIVITIES FOR the year included bakesales each month, Carnival booths, and a Reeces and Krackle candy bar sale. They also Co-Sponsored the Sweetheart dance with FFA. Two of their most fun activities were the annual FHA initiation called the baby party, and the Christmas party. Each Christmas a special meal is given to a needy family so they may also enjoy the holidays. The Drama Club presented several plays to show off their talent and entertain fellow students. FHA Members: G-ST ROWl K. Keys, J. Hart, D. Cornwell, L. McCurry, L. McCurry, A. Newton. l2ND ROWD G. Gallifant, L. Davis, B. Lyon, K. Bodkin, L. Hudson, L. Doran, K. Sallee, J. Spitzer. l3RD ROWl M. Hill, B. Lyon, J. Rodriguez, L. Johnson, J. Trenbeath, S. Tang, L. Norton, Miss Makowski lSponsorl. l4TH ROWl V. Matthews, S. Davis, C. Durby, R. Gassner, S. Park- Draper, C. Forney. l5TH ROWJ D. Hutchinson, B. Griffin, L. Hamalainen, P. Sorensen, S. Duguid, C. Ramsay, C. Hall. NOT PICTURED: C. Hobbs, C. Farley, C. Henderson, L. Johnson, L. Timothy, K. Parson, M. Coffin, C. Brannigan, B. Cook, L. Jones, C. Haskins, Club Officers: C. Hall lPres.l, L. Johnson Clst Vice Pres.l, C. Haskins l2nd Vicel J. Trenbeath lSec.l, D. Cornwell lHistorianl, C. Durby lTreas.l, C. Ramsey lParl.l, C. Henderson lPoints Chr.l, C. Brannigan lState Chairman of Projectsl. S 4-1: Drama Club members: l1ST ROWJ T. Meyers, T. Goff, L. Hemphill, R. Jean, J. Frazier, C. Leiby, A. Ford, L. Robinson, C. Hatch, P. Fowler, D. Cruikshank, l2ND ROWD S. Harris, M. Heck, L. Forbes, N. David, M. Coloumbe, A. Norris, R. Saliba. l3RD ROVV7 S. Dilettoso, D. Wilson, J. Wolf, J. Weiler, E. Braaten, V. Hughens, T. Lintz, W. Loerzel, C. Fisher, R. Cunningham, L. Davis, C. Donimari, D. Azate, D. Daugherty, K. Denny. Mat Maids Work Hard, Deserve Praise F. ROW: T. Wilson, J. Barry, B. Lopez, T. Workman, S. Johnson, L. Karsky, J. Eoff, C. Leiby, B. Byrne, S. Esposito, D. McCarty, G. Craig iPres.i, C. Henderson, L. Whitehurst, C. Lyall. SECOND ROW: J. Davis, UK, D. Carney, UK, V. Barrett, N. Dezember, C. Van Meter, L. Holly, M. Luttrell, L. Davis, Chris Van Meter, J. Prather. THIRD ROW: J. Jansen, C. Durby, J. Guthrie, L. Hauser, C. McQuistion, L. Jacobs, J. Hart, A. Ford, M. Overla, N. Bango. Dolores Capilla, LEFT, escorts two wrestlers onto the mats during the Peoria Invitational. Sandy Esposito and Cindy Van Meter, ABOVE, do a good job of keeping score during a match. All of the Mat Maids did a. great job and were well appreciated. They have a reputation of being intelligent and cooperative when it comes to keeping score. They also do alot to promote school spirit. 167 ROTC Develops Responsibilities and mloition THE ROTC GROUP on our campus is one of the more active organizations. Throughout the year they hold fund raising activities, attend many field trips, and study about the Air Force and the many regulations entailed. On Tuesdays, they must wear their uniforms, so it's easy to pick them out in a crowd. This group of students are ambitious and look to- wards their futures with optimism. Some will go on to join the Air Force, while others may find that it doesn't quite fit their needs. No matter which way they go, they will all have benefitted from the experience of going through ROTC training. Although the sponsors of ROTC, Col. Coke and Sgt. Colucci, weren't available when pictures were taken, we don't want to leave them out. They taught the ROTC'ers a lot and helped them fulfill their responsibilities. UPPER RIGHT: Gretchen Vendeville, first female Squad- ron Commander, gets things i WN. organized for a rocket launch- ing. RIGHT: The ROTC group went on many interesting field trips. They are pictured here admiring a plane at Sky Harbor's Air National Guard unit. ABOVE LEFT: This is the drill team at attention. LEFT: Members of the color guard are IBACK Cunningham, B. Roberts, lVl. Ashley, D. FRONT ROW: S. Sparks, IVI. Aguayo, C. Pictured here are Gretchen Vendeville, another version of the color guard. ROWJ R. Cleveland. Heregar. ABOVE Nlr. Nlathis, and CLOC and Rocket Clubs Develop Interests Rocket Club Members ARE FROM L T0 R: Paul Gray, Robert Kennedy, Jose Carrera, John Neilson, Dan Garrett, Jim Harris, Brian Roberts, Darren Pharis, Jeff Spitzer, Fred Richards, Joe Reeves. A-L The CLOC lChristian Life on Campus! Club, sponsored by Mr. Hildreth and Mrs. Cupell, is pictured here. Members ARE L TO R: Leann Johnson, Amanda Huddle, Shellie Warner, Sybil Harris, Nolan Dragoo, Laura Bates, Milley Childers, Tim Durby, Janet Trenbeath, Natalie Spacone, Brenda Williams, Jody Couch, Deana Jones. FRONT ROW: Susi Johnson, Leslie Nelson, Shari Edwards, Janice De Perrio, Beth Ballard, Karen Key, Carol Spacone, Mr. Hildreth, Patty Lee, David Stevens, Tim Hardy. U , -fv 1 15 ' 1 , P f law? H ,-...g. ,........ p v... i W,.G. Q F I These Boots Are Made for. . . STANDING: K Hancock, D Coleman, S Eoff, S Anderson, R Chase, R Backus, L Helm, B Cook, M Stuart, T Wiese, N Ratliff, C IVIcCarty, C Eyherabide, B Goodmen, B DeRouchey, D Stuntzman, J Draper, S Bafford, S Goodman, L DeHaven, SITTING: R Feagins, K Cook, S Olson, C DeRouchey, D Williams, B Warner, T Weaver, C Tackas, B Robinson, C Weaver, C Donimari, A Castillo, D NlcGowen, M Ferret, B Willoby. fe, I . ,153- Q . , .A JN an-We '409 'N if an-' Q f 4 The officers, PICTURED ABOVE, are Rick Backus, Sentinel, Jeff Draper, Pres., Tom Wiese, Vice Pres. Tory Weaver, Historian, Anna Castillo, Secretary, Camie Tackus, Treas. LEFT: The all-important symbol of a Rodeo Club Member. THE RODEO CLUB'S main interest revolved around horses. This included riding, roping barrel racing and many other related activities. Some may have been satisfied by just watching these things at a ro- deo, Gymkana, or other event, but most of the people in Rodeo Club wanted to get in there and do it themselves. This kind of activity held a fairly big interest among students. The Rodeo Club was one of the largest at Peoria. I PEP CLUB OFFICERS: LEFT TO RIGHT, Liz Kostas lVice Presidentl, Vicky Vance lTreasurerl, Sponsors Mrs. Cupell and Mrs. Hullng, Patti Bango lVice.4 ,T Presidentl, Gala Adamowecz lSecretaryJ and Frances Collura, lPresiden1:7. S. Abramowitz D. Aguayo M Aguayo T. Alcantar J. Ammann M Anderson M. Ashley J. Badillo A. Ballard R. Ballard N. Bango D. Barber J. Barry M. Bell D. Bellevione G. Berens P. Bertucci M. Bird ' L. Boller A. Bourquez S. Brooks R Bullock L Burk B Byrne C Calhoun I. Camacho D. Carney Y. Castillo D. Chase L. Chaverin M. Childers C. Clayton D. Cleveland M. Cooper Cooper Corral Cortez Corum Crab Crist Dass David Davis Dezember V Dubasik Dubasi k l Duran Lffff A Edwards Edwards Ely ,,, Eoff Eoff Epstein Esposito s.,1 Ferguson Ferrat Ferrat Flores Flowers Flynn i Ford Forgia Forney Fowler T Frasier Frasier s' . Gable Gallifant 1 Grarnstad Graves Griffin Griffin P. Gruhlke T ll Ha Harris Hart Haw kins Holly P. Hopkins D Houck J-Jenkins K Key' .1 .K irkland mes Krasnowski 'Kugler L' Kugler S .,J ,l Lit T' ' Lopez Lopez Lucas Lund Lutrell McGowen Maine A Majewski ,llllaltbie Miller Molina Munoz C. rMusso Nelson Nevarez Olsen y Osuna ' Overla Padron Park-Draper Paz Paz Plache . Potter Prather Rairden Rasche Ricclo Roberts Robertson . Robertson Robinson .Rodriguez Rose Saliba Sanders Shackleford Shamblin Sharbonda Sheppard Sofianos. Spain Rumf Sutherland Swart ' Te lfer Terry Terry Todd Truscott Ussery VanGotum Vara Vega Verdugo Veres Williams Wilson Zito Walston Guys loin Gals it PM Result: Spirited Boosters A-,.,, mann... vw- , .J- BOYS BECA NIE MORE active in Pep Club this year as the group expanded to the largest Pep unit in PHS's history. Included in the busy schedule was the spaghetti dinner, selling programs at the games and the stuffed animal drawing and balloon sale at Home- coming, along with the usual activities such as poster making and giving the teams support at football and basketball games. Pep Club had a new sponsor this year, Nlrs. Cupell. W Best Varsity Club in PHS History VARSITY CLUB PUTS more emphasis on promoting sports and encouraging more participation this year in school activities than ever before. They sponsored one dance to help raise funds and put on a Christmas party for under- priviledged children from the community. Varsity Club Members are, SITTING: S. Hall, C. Lopez, F. Dubasik, K. Hatchp KNEELING: Mrs. Ruhlman, S. Sheridan, R. Hickman, K. Hamza, K. Medina, L. Wilson, A. Walker, E. Binggeli, R. Saliba, C. Hall, T. White, M. Coulombe, C. Henderson: STANDING: K. Lomuscio, A. Binggeli, B. Manley, L. Lopez, D. McCuller, J. Seeburger, L. Massaro, M. Mander, C. Guthrie, J. Worley, R. Connely, C. Burke, D. Broomall, L. Lopez, C. Lobasco, R. Vega, Photo Club Focuses on Pictures THE PHOTO C LUB is a group of enterprising students whose aim is improved, creative photography. Several of this group have been actively involved in promoting school interest and support through their photographs published in school and community newspapers. And they also are responsible for many of the pictures in this yearbook. Members this year are: Gary Suppes, Randy Jennings, Robbie Roberts, Jeff Ammann and Matt Lit. Key Club Supports City Organizations FRONT: Duffy Daugherty, Mark Heiser, Bruce Tang, l-ee Sanders, Carl Josey. ZND: David Hutchison, Nlike Travers, Rod Forgia, Roger Shamblin, Bill Van Gotum, Pat Piazza 3RD: Danny Hoopes, Frank Dubasik, Dale Smith, Don Wilson. KEY CLUB CONSISTS of male honor students who are willing to help sup- port city charity organizations. They donated 5150.00 to the Communica- tions Action Program. They also con- tributed to the Peoria Day Care Center. Stress and Strain Drive Student Bod Officers Zany THE STUDENT BODY Officers work as representatives for the students to Faculty and Principal. They lead the rest of Student Council in the major activities and handle the elections of other officers. Thanks to them the dances are now held in the new gym. The Officers also help increase the number of Christmas boxes to a rec- ord high this year. They are respon- sible for the new juke bos lJ. Boxi now playing in the snack bar. The 76-77 Student Body Officers- Omar Cobos-Vice President, Gretchen Vendeville-Historian, John Collins- Treasurer, Jeannette Davis-Recording Secretary, Chris Van Nleter-Corres- ponding Secretary, Sam Dilettoso- President. FFA, for Tomorrow's Agriculture THE PEORIA CHAPTER of the Future Farmers of America had a very busy year. The year started off with the annual Barbeque, the biggest money-making event of the year. Next was the State Leadership Conference, where all state contests are held. Peoria won an award for having an out- standing chapter and the Building our American Commun- ities Award. The chapter also received these same awards on the National level. The FFA helped the City with the new parks in Peoria and helped with the Christmas boxes. This year three dances were sponsored by the Peoria Chapter, a country-western dance, a dance to raise money and canned goods for the Christmas boxes and the Sweetheart Dance. The chapter won lots of awards and kept very busy. So, you see, the FFA ain't all cows and plows. The FFA officers pictured at RIGHT ARE, f1ST ROWl Rodger Shamblin, Sentinel, Jim Whitehurst, President, KNIIDDLEI Nancy Bango, Sweetheart, KBACKJ Wendy Fritz, Reporter, Chris Van Nleter, Treasurer, Walter Loerzel, App't. Officer, Carolyn Osborne, Secretary and Mark Kuhlwein, chapter and district Vice President. l xl, - xr S wi yr uf ER -5 TOP LEFT: Mr. Bill French, Business Co-ordinator TOP RIGHT: Dr. Raymond Kellis, Assistant Superintendent NIIDDLE RIGHT: Norma Justice, Cafeteria Manager ABOVE: Board Nlembers, CRIGHT TO LEFT! Gil Lopez, Glen Goodrich, Mike Killion, Bob Robertson, Harold Taylor. dministrators Face New Challenges W KEEPING IN LINE with the needs of today is just a small part of what its all about. The Administration has done a fantastic job of doing this. They have worked hard on problems such as increased enroll- ment and budget difficulties with which we have had to cope. 'i .. f -cs-It Jlm s jkxs. If .. Q I. :LV .sf ,gs 1522551255 -f . fn -Q Q3 A 2: ABOVE LEFT: IVlr. Mel Huber, Superintendent ABOVE: Nlr. Bob Johnson, Assistant Principal RIGHT: IVIr. Herb Mathis, Principal. Richard Ackerman Ind. Ed. Dept., Woodworking Department Head, Jr. Class Sponsor Merrilyn Andersen Art, Ass'y Committee, Art Club Barry Arney Athletic Director, Counselor Ruthie Badgett Nurse's Aide Barbara Benson English, Jr. Sponsor Stan Berg English, Faculty Sponsor Nat'l Honor Society, JV Baseball Coach l 1 . Peggy Bergmann Vocational Tutor Antone J. Berki Industrial Education Soph. Class Sponsor Ilene Blau Reading, Frosh Class Sponsor ABOVE: lVlr. Hildreth tortures Larry Lopez with another one of his crummy jokes. RIGHT: Sandy Sheridan listens closely, while Nlr. Price goes over the fine art of diving. f XTX- ,,.4v . ,N- 'QQVT ,.t,, LEFT: Coach Feist shows his serious side of teaching. ABOVE: Mother Hudson gathers her students around for another story hour. BOTTOM LEFT: To do this play or not to do this play, is the question, thinks Mrs. Scholnik. PHS Faculty Express Themselves Tony Bracciale Boys PE7 Frosh football My F' l Wrestling, Track Sponsor Varsity Club v-- 5 James Brown Vo. Agriculture FFA Ellen Cameron Social Studies Dept. Student Council Sponsor, Model UN Barby Carlile Spanish, MECHA fe' s 'lr' Sponsor Assembly Comm f, RIGH T: We' re rowdy, QEURI rough, mean and tough, thinks coaches Bob Gonzalo and Rob Deseel- horst. B OTTONI RIGHT: lVliss Tieman day dreams of Q ,. summer vacation in the after noonsun. Shari Carrel Foreign Language , M English, French Connection Part II w Sen. Class Sponsor V. 'fr ' Lois Chappell , LD Tutor I I 2' 'JL .L 1 f it I ,li ,Q 1 Eff f if v I W Tom Chavez Guidance, Spanish Driver Education Rodeo Club Col. Paul E. Coke AFJROTC Aerospace Education Rocket Club 'f?'!2Z SIVISGT Robert Colucci AFJROTC Aerospace Education Drill Team, Color Q Q W' A Guard Mary Cota ,,,- 3 f Nligrant Inst. Aide j ,V 2 a rt f rA il - -4 H4NTl-lER'5 't 'eu' xx ff? i F ' is Sf Paula Cupell English, Pep Club Norene G. Daly Home Ec., Senior Class Sponsor Rob DeSeelhorst Career Education Director High School Discipline, Football, Interact Mary Detrie Art, Dept. Head, Frosh Class Sponsor, Art Club Bob Feist PE, Frosh Football, JV Basketball, Jr. Class Sponsor Bill Gollihare Business, DE Coordinator, DECA Frosh B Football, Varsity Basketball Head Coach To Learn, to Teach, to Share. A-all ABOVE: Pep Club members along with Nlrs. Detrie prepare for the camival. RIGHT: Coke adds life, while Mrs. Carlile adds life to P.H.S. I sm! 5 Q f , Cixi C if flu' .1.I' ' , kykf- Q ABOVE: Peek-a-boo, thinks Bob Gonzalo. RIGHT: Who's the one that fed lasagna to my plant, asks IVlrs. Daly. FAR RIGHT: IVlr. Vicars is over-whelmed with spirit. Bob Gonzalo History, IVIat Maids Varsity Wrestling JV Football Tony Gonzalo Spanish, Key Club, Ass't Varsity Football Coach, Ass't Varsity Baseball Coach I I I Richard Greco Music Dept., Vocal Randle B. Haws Career Center Coordinator Abby Hemingway History, Swim Coach, Jr. Class Sponsor Ron Hildreth Biology, Photography Soph. Class Sponsor Photo Club, CLOC JIJ9' mf-fx .ft BELOW: Attention all Seniors, there will be an Econ test on Friday, COME PREPARED, announces lVls. Cameron. RIGHT: A time, a place, and a quite moment in the life of Coach IVlaas. FAR LEFT: I'm just naturally nice, expresses lVlr. Moore. ik 4 I 'Fi' 'Val I -fix .,z, .,,,. 1 - , fem' f ,. .- was -':,,f-w i ,rim-?gQ?zf1 1 fx Q 'M12li?f,: K. -if-1z':2?L.V K '1' 4 ,aw sz ti ? . t a -H-1 .54 9 -if wi 'ov' K' '1 Ai' Peggy Hudson English, Publications Newspaper, Yearbook Elda Huling Librarian, Pep Club David Kerns Nlath, Tennis Coach Gary Kiser Business, Registrar Jan Knudsen Reading, Junior Class Sponsor, Med-Start lVlike Koury Math, Junior Class Sponsor, JV Wrestling Don Losito Voc. Auto Mechanics, Auto Club Bill Maas Math, Football Coach Mecha Sponsor George K. Maertens Guidance Counselor Cindy Makowski Home Ec., FHA Faye Maness English, Frosh Class Sponsor, Modeling- Stewardess Career Cluster Gary Mangin English Frosh B Basketball Coach Carmen Marichallar Instr. Aide William Martin Science Chess Club Sharon Mathias PE, Cheerleaders, Kitten Kadettes 3 if ti . , ., 3 ,N ,Mx f- 7: x lv X Q sl ,ww film: :fur-' WH' x ,M X k,,, ., ! 1 4, S LE'?3f31 E I l l F' we Q. T '33 E lt., N 1 RIGHT 'He went that a wa says Mr Greco BOTTOM NO, Wacker, wrong way, e end zone is behind you, yells Coach Maas ABOVE: Peoria High School gives special thanks to the 1976-77 Cafeteria Staff for there endless serving. PHS Faces New Challenges lfi l Zi E Willard G. Mattingly Reading fi Q5 l if y Apolonia Onie Miller l. Migrant Inst. Aide 1 J John Miller Science, Med-Start, X Tragyc ' o ' x7 n A' AP ' A Eunice Lee Mitchell Spe. Ed. Dept. Chrmn. Dave Moore Social Studies Sen. Class Sponsor, Mat Maids, Frosh Football, Varsity Track ,W Guy W. Morris SE Shop, Drafting Soph. Class Sponsor rail: . 2 'F g15guf'Kjfgifp3'!1rlfQf , ,ef ff ?i5?Zi2'?ifi.I?T3?f?f?1lw'll '2'i5'F' if'ikZ',?''3'53'15i?1i'lf' lv'-'TQQQ' TW 1 7712?i?l5fg:2:g'l'2g'5l' A 'il' Melody Mroski Business, Typing, Soph. Class Sponsor Nellie O. Peters English, Junior Class Sponsor, Fine Arts Club Kathleen Potter . Math, Frosh Class Sponsor, Fine Arts Club f 4 Q, I ,J .4 ,,,,.,f ' r l V, cooking and Ron Price English, German Jewelry, German Club Sue Quinby Head Counselor David Rodriguez Math, Dept. Chrman Frosh Sponsor Eloise Rohner Science, Sponsor Science Club Barbara Ruhlman PE7 Badminton 84 Softball Coachp Varsity Club E. L. Sanders General Business Nell H. Sanders Girls PE Deanna Shcolnik Speech 84 Drama, English, Drama Club Alice Shupe Special Ed. Aide Andre Siegel Special Education Patricia Smith Business Dept. Chrmn., Jr. Class Sponsory COE Coord. xk J Jf ,. an . it i 4 I ff r Q f .f X P .1 ,'A1 ,. -i J- Q x,.-n .. , ,Wg .-, pf Vv.. . el . Y . f ' ABOVE: What do you mean the meet is tomorrow, I thought it was today, expresses Mrs. Hemingway. . 3 . ,, - 1 , 1, ,, R . 2 3 G . ' e . 1 1 A f l l . 1 W t 9 P , -239E :f . R ,f 1 i- V , I A Q ,f L 5 A J g, ,. Q . f 'L ' I 4 it r X 5 .,,. Jah., f , .ttrsgfz , JK A .54 . . ., , il? my ,WV tx fi A i.,4'Lq.,L 3 s L I X i fy , ,.4' -357, kizlis - 1 , I nr Lrg .? ' 1' S it 'MCT A ,.n.4?'K Robin Cunningham observes all the enthusiasm Mrs. Ruhlman i has towards school. Q . ,fe X. Q. ,:,1 . ee,, ,.Q1,1g, . Q Q Wzfgj if N es- 4 - . f y , 'y i il y N. ' , , . , i f ' fill - S a ir, X552 ' it A a ll ' l l , I . U ,f w V Richard Sonandres Special Ed Laurens Sparling Biology, Science Club Geri lSpencerl Hulse English, District Reading Resource Joleen Tieman Home Ec., Girls' Tennis Coach Mildred K. Travis English Dennis Vicars History 84 Gov't Interact Sponsor, Baseball 84 Wrestling Jim Watkins Voc. Agriculture Sl Hort., FFA Julie Watson Business Dept. Guidance, Senior Class Sponsor Robert G. Weller Instrumental Music Directory Lyres Club Carolyn Wheeloc k Library Aide Robert G. White Social Studies Boys Tennis Coach Jim Williams Boys PE, Head Baseball Coach Ass't Varsity Football Naomi Williamson English, Dept. Head Senior Sponsor Nat'I Honor Society Rodney E. Wright Art 84 Crafts Junior Class Sp. Secretaries Keep School Going E li' 4 my ' fy , fy li ,, M - S' ,ll , r ! i Qld 5 ' 'V HIV fl s.. X UPPER LEFT: Juanita Kelly, Guidance Office, helps students with their classes. UPPER RIGHT: Erma Karr, Attendance Office, wonders if it will ever get done. ABOVE: Betty Hardy, bookstore, takes a new students I.D. RIGHT: Sue Thorn, Prlncipal's Office, greets everyone at P.H.S. with one of her smiles. Not enough can be said about the secretaries of our school. Besides the building, they are the ones that keep the school together. Secretaries put up with an enormous amount of problems. 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'WEBB al.v , s I -P PH x 5 - - -' I Congratulations to the Class of 1977 From the Peorla Panthers Booster Club THE PEORIA PANTHER Booster Club was formed IH 1976 to support all actlvltles promoted by Peoria Hugh School, strlvmg constantly for the betterment of splrlt sportsmanship, morale and frlendshnp among coaches teachers, students and boosters MEMBERS HIP IN THE Booster Club IS open to any lndrvldual other than a Hugh School student who wnshes to partlclpate In the purpose of the club Annual dues are required ANYONE INTERESTED IN Jommg should contact the Hugh School for further mformatnon presented to the senlor class In recognltlon of theur flrst place float durmg Homecommg actlvltxes 1976 The trophy represents only one of many actuvltles and contributions of the Peoria Panther Booster Club The trophy was presented by Mr Duguld to Semor Class President Andy Chagolla durmg half time actuvltnes and will be presented each year to the class with the wlnnmg float I PICTURED LEFT is the 4-foot traveling trophy uw-fs' ,S-35:19 1 so JW, y A l., ,.., ' 1 wk fag 4 nw 34, mqgqwff BQ? af w'i6Sv4'i HI, I'M DEBRA Cornwell. I can't even begin to tell you how much I have enjoyed being Editor of the year- book. After all the work was done, I felt a wonderful feeling of accomplishment. The yearbook staff consisted of a group of very hard- working pe-ople. They worked together as friends so they would be able to produce a yearbook that you will be proud to save forever. I would like to thank these people for all the work they gladly did. I WOULD LIKE to thank lVIr. Hildreth and the photo- graphy staff for providing us with all the necessary pictures that we just couldn't do without. I would also like to thank Mrs. Hudson and David Merdlck for tak- ing the beautiful color pictures that make the book so special. Most of all I would like to thank Mrs. Hudson, our ad- visor. She was always there, ready to help. None of it would have been possible without her. With her help we were able to keep our sanity, meet our deadlines, solve our problems and have fun...all at the same time. X NLM X x K X ,xx f .y wj. 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