Peoria High School - Panther Yearbook (Peoria, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1979 volume:

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W 1? 'ifif' 1 A, Sub M -Wiz-51 Larry , . Knight Kathy Kosier Bill Kramer Kim Krasnowski john Kubisa Susan Kupiszewski June Bc-ff takes a moment out of her day To smile K Kathy Kelly Gregory La Rose Jeff Ledbetter Dale Lederer Patti Lee ,,--. Hi, how the heck are ya? exclaims Angela Contereas on her merry ole way to Gov't. J ' , , -N, . f V Q'??i3'i1 . ,Ae ,, X .- If Karen Leonard Patty Lerichi Denise Levreau Don Lewis Mary Q Limas Walter Loerzel Yeah, well we're just two wild and crazy guys, think Ruben Chagolla and Ernest Goniez, Linda Lopez fl I nys' Leslie Lowe 3 james ' ' Lyon Brenda Mabbitt Paula K Macdonald X ,- f e . H - fffff Lynn Macias Florence -Marshall April Martin .-2 rm., 32 W--Q X .,f Monty Martinez Sylvia Marquez Troy Mayberry jim Mayo Charlene MbGuire Tim X Me ars W' ff! Catherine. Medina A ' x- f - f..,..,. 4 -.-. ,Z- 1 .4 . 1- ww-5 mf 4-,, - 4 1 ' Jr 1 I 4 5 l ,I 1 J 4 I 1 A X hi if S 1 i M! A Mg 1 2 Q I 6 F ' 2 J I ' si 1,5 ' :Qa ip: ei 1 5 4 fl 1 1 J v , Q 2 1 rf W U 1 Lori Massini Debra Meece David Mercado Kelly Merrill Terry Meyer Andrea Miller Viola Molina jeff Moon Robert Moore ,...-1-L. .X Alycia Moskovis Wendy Moyer Dan Mullinix Sarah Murillo Rebecca Nelson Teresa Nevarez Angela Norris John Oates Robert O' Connor -S 3 Gloria Olibarria David Otrega Kass Paschal Laura Patti Kory Paz Sara Pirlde Kim Pothen julie Prather joe Previt f xx Seniors: We Made It After All chris Quigley Dorothy Rademaker Carol Rairden Mark Raketich Cheryl X Ramsey Beth Rashe X JDE Reeves Terry Riccio Candy Rickey N.. Mike Rioux Gene Robertson Lvn Rodriquez john Roller Darla Schaeffer Jeff Schmidt julie Selfridge Karen Shackleford Lori Sheppard age Seniors Struggle Through The Economics Crisis w 1 5? , o Daniel Sherman Robyn G Shoemaker Danette Sigrist Dawn Simmons Roger Stangl f Ron Southey , Lori Starr Steve Stein Heather Sutherland X Cathy Swarm Cindy Swartz Bruce Tang Kelly Tellfer Stacey Terry Brian Tetrick Judy Tipsword Anton Uselmann Aiziiiia Valdef jeff Valli Steve Vance Vicki Vance Richard Vamer Darlene Vasquez Julian Vasquez john ' Walyer K Chuek Westerfield Tom' Wiese F 1 J I E: L 5- ge Think Not Of Yesterday s Desires, But Of Rob Wilcox Lisa Williams Don Wilson Ther Wilson jim Wolf Chris Wood james Woodruff Wubben L., W, ,,,,., a Tomorrow's Dreams Marilee Bird .K 5 ,.,, ,L Craig Jones says Hi guys while - thinking Who says us fella's are all alike ? ' ' Cosme Fraide Sybil Harris Rand' ' Jean Karl Jim Kowalski I Abramowitz, Shari: Sam' '5 Swim Team 25 Pep Club 2-4, Vice-Pres. 35 Kitten Kadettes 3, 45 Treas. 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Gold Pass,45 Student of the Month -Sept. 45iClose-Up 45 Sr. Class Preskfiwild 'n crazy kinda girl 1-45 Thanks Srs. for a great yr, you proved there's nothing finer than a 79'er. I love you jo, Jimi, Val, Andy, Dooge, nKK, IH, SM, GWG, SAM. Ammann, JeAms,u5e Pesssez, Pep Club 2-4, Pres. 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Gold Pass 45 NHS 45 Student of the Month 35 Var. Panther 45 Good luck Little Buddy, I HOPE ALL YOUR DREAMS COME TRUE. And good luck tothe greatest class that ever graduated PHS- 117991 Antilla, Patty Mae: Pete Swim Team 15 Art Club 2-45 CLOC Club 2, 35 GraduationBacI-:drop 1-4 5 Stephen 2, 3, 4Ever. Thanks and So Long Mrs. Detrie Ilove yoi1:Mergerberger! ! HEH Lisa W. 8 julie F. See YOU In The Hall Of Fame Some Day, I'M NOT GIVING UP. B.Y.H.A. GREAT! Arzate, Donna 79 Honor Roll 4 yrs. Pastry Chef Great Class. Bailey, Shelley: Beetle' '5 Var. Club 35 Key Club 45 Interact Club 3, 45 Var. Cheer5 Pep Club 15 Gold Pass 45 Tennis 1, 25 Volleyball 2-45 Softball 2, 35 Basketball 45 Athletes Food and Desenex 1-45 Codi Pal 1-45 No Pega, Lisa and Debbie! Good luck to all of PHS ! Barraza, Andy: I MADE IT THROUGH HIGH SCHOOL! ' 'PARTY HARDY' ' Bertucci, Pauline: Bertuch 5 FHA 1, 25 Mat Maids 3, 45 Kitten Kadettes 2-45 Interact 3, 45 Pep Club 1, 25 Gold Pass 2-45 Honor Roll 1-45 NHS 3, 45 Beaver Buddies 45 HS 1-45 GOOD LUCK BETH! B.F.A.A.F. Bratcher, Don: Honor Roll 1-4 5 Ate School Food 1-3- BLECH! ! ! lt's Been Real '79 is Number l-WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS! ! ! Boller, Linda M. NHS, Honor Roll 1-45 Jr. Class Rep. , Student Body Sec. Spanish Club, Pep Club, SEE YOU LATER PAZ, MASSINI, GOOD LUCK. Burdo, Terri: Band 1-45 Twirler 3, 45 Med Start 1-35 Honor Roll 1-45 Gold Pass 35 So long, Peoria! Chavez, Gutierrez Elsie Cookie Dimples 1-45 Spanish Club 15 MECHA 2-45 Kitten Kadettes 2-45 Kitten Kadette Council Social Chairman 45 Pep Club 1, 2, GAA 15 GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 80, ANDA SPECIAL GOOD LUCK TO HOPE, LISA AND DEBBIE IF I HAD A CHANCE, I'D DO IT ALL AGAIN. TAKE CARE PHS, KEEP ON KEEPIN ON. . .POWER TO THE PEOPLE OF PHS . Childers, Millie: Honor Roll 1-45 FFA Greenhand Treasurer and Med Start Treasurer 35 NHS 3, 45 Gold Pass 3, 4. Cissna, Mary: Pep Club 2, 35 junior Class Club 35 Yearbook Staff 35 Best friends Laurie 2-4. . . 5 DS, LP, Good Luck BW, I will miss you! So long PHS! ! Clayton, Dan: Basketball 3, 45 Auto Club 45 Honor Roll5 Bobbi 4. . . So long PHS. Good luck 79 Contreras, Angela: Swim Team 15 Interact 3, 45 Pep Club 25 Beaver Buddies 45 Modern Dance Club 3, 45 Kim I-ITKAY, Jill.HTHAY, Lori MYFA, Goodbye to all my and Codi friends Glenn my love 3, 4 eff end en. what do Iizget for iii? H B g Behave yourself! Don't get tied up .Vpp women. Keepgyour on. P ,sibe Cotaf, Eusebi655iff!'i jr . ' ''5jQ5BasketbaIf?51f,' 3 ,E MECHA 15 V.P. 2, 45 'Camivaliiiiing Pler 25 Band 1-45 hd Percussionist 1-45 Stage 45 funkifized 1-4: ..-.,.r... , . . ..:, ,P Couch, Jody EP ECA CLOC 2, 35 S.M. 1-4.'QY.Bye MISS K!ByePHS! if .t.' 3 5 ,! 9- Cruickshank , Dyann: Cricksh! 5 1 5 5 2, choir 1-45 Pres. 3, 4, Rachel and I still think Kitty I 3 Tom is still the one and-yes, Virginai-myiznotheri-fi... found out about the tuxedo! for being such. al ,P.. 5, good friend Cathy you I-lamburger! GCC . I WANT YOUR BOD KELLY D. MI PEFH. HAVE 20 DOLLARS . ' Davis, Lynda: Kitten Kadettes 2-45 Officer 35 Matgf . Maids 2-45 Sec. 35 Interact 2-45 Sec. 45 Key 45 Drama Club 2-4, GOOD LUCK TO EVERY Denny, Kelly Lovey Basketball5 Wrestling I Track 1, 25 Drama 1-45 Pep Club 45 Cigar Club 45156 Cough! Cough! E me! E me! Goodbye Herbie, , W 5 5 5 , f.:- -- - -f1rzzs:relf:w Donovan, Mikes Drama5 R.o.T.c.5 and Treasurera FROM THE BEST CLASS-CLASSQOF Bye to PHS . Drury, Kenneth: Denn 5 ROTC 1-45 DECA 35 Pep Club 45 Honor Roll 45 A DREAM LIVES FOREVER. Dubasik, Ellen: Swim Team 15 Tennis 1-45 Mat Maids 3, 45 DECA 2, 35 Pep Club 2, GAA 15 National Honor Society 3, 4. Edwards, Patty: Pep Club 25 lst CACTUS COOP. THANK GOD SLOVER. Ely, Kelly: Kitten Kadettes 35 Swim Team 2, 35 Pep Club 1, 45 Honor Roll 1-45 DECA 45 Prowler Reporter 4. Eoff, julie: Mixed Chorus 15 Concert Choir 2, 35 Sec. 35 Pep Club 1, 25 Honor Roll 1-45 Mat Maids 1-45 Gold Pass 2-45 Model UN 3, 45 National Honor Society 3, 45 Rotary Club Student of the Month of Nov. 5 Junior Achievement Secretary 4. Esposito, Sandy Bob German Club 1, 35 FHA Gold Pass 25 Mat Maids 2-45 Soph. Class Rep5 Jr. '3- Class Club5 Pep Club 2, 3, Key Club 4, FFA Last PHS FFA Chapter Sweetheart 45 Yearbook sta Crazy 2-45 Jr. Birdman 5 Pres. of the Torpedos5 .'i'! Forever MiKey's5 warm fuzzies are ffl! ! G. f ZANIUDIO-BEST PHS TEACHER5 Thanks for everytlfiing Mr . Zee . ,!.. Fields, Susan: Honor Roll 1, Perfect eeenderiee Pep Club 3, 45 Peoria 1-125 Ken 4 ever anii fever5 !?5:f?12: .'ii'x Q ' There is a lot of fun here, find it! ! ! .se,.5 ' I ,.,,., fi I Fierro, jesse: Close Up5 jr. Class Club5 Peoria to see the ' 'Rocky Horror Picture most time South Cruiser 1 -45 bye fat Don Flavell good luck class of '80, bye everyone. P Flavell, Ron: Football 15 IV Football 25 45 CLOC Club 35 Track 15 Golf 2-4 5 45 Class of 79' ' . ,..., '.,5 5 Flores,1Richard: Track 1-45 Mile, 1! 2 Miler5 Cross Country 1-45 Honor Roll 1-45 Var. Club 3, 45 Beg. Dance 45 LOVE CLASS OF '79 CARLA TOO! ! ! Bye Mrs. Mathias! ! ! Ford, Alison: Dorkanella I Mat Maids 1-45 Kitten Kadettes 2-45 Lt. 45 Co-Capt. 45 Interact 1-45 Key Club 3, 45 Honor Roll 1-4, NHS 3, 45 Gold Pass 45 Outstanding Soph. Award5 Dance Club 45 Drama Club 25 Pep Club 1, 25 Frosh Rep.5 Big Mac Attacks 3, 45 B.B. Pres. 45 ASTAGL TO THE GIRL WITH THE HAIR 5 Deb, YWBTWOSD5 BY'EB.B. 'S'. Pub Club Lives! ! ! I-IEREI COME, TRAVOLTA! ! ! Franco, Angie: Poms 1-45 2nd Leiutenant 35 Spanish Club 1, 25 NECHA 3, 45 Pep Club 15 Vocational Cosmetology 45 Good luck Class of '8O5 Best of luck to Hope, Lisa, Debbie. Frazier, julie: Sis French Club 15 Pep Club 1, 25 Club VP 35 Pres. 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Graduation Backdrop 3, 45 SO LONG CANDY, LISA, PATTY MEET YOU IN THE NUT HOUSE- - - SHOULDER TO SHOULDER. SO LONG PITT ONE SEE YA! Mrs. Detrie. Bye Mrs. A-P, Scott 1-45 BYHA GREAT I I I Gallifant, Gavin Gumbie' '5 German Club 1-35 Photo Club 25 Hiking Club 35 Pep 35 Yell Leader 4awhile5 Photo Staff 3, 45 Photo Editor? Head 45 Campus Clown 1-45 Acne 2-45 joe Photo Flo 4ever5 Religious 35 Valley Westers 45 Fotographie 35 lxmch? partiesvaelwaysg 'later PHS 8 my wild 8 crazy friends Wolfie? Mox5 bye Ronnie5 your buddy and mine Gav. Gawthrop, Kelly: Student Aid5 Home Economics 1-4 5 GOOD BYE PHS .GOOD LUCK CLASS OF 80 and 81 . . . Gassner, Regina: Genie 5 Pep Club 15 FHA 25 JV Swim Team 35 Mod. Dance Club 3, 45 Kitten Kadette 35 Gold Pass 3, 45 Honor Roll 1-45 National Honor Socie15yS,1,'Sr. Class Rep. 5 Beaver Buddies 45 Key Club 3, 45 Interact - .' GLWCCKXFDKRAS5 AS all: Jiles toad, Alice, JG, ACKAMCGTFJ JP, LS, KK, etc. .. Tony Moore 3,554 and always! ! I Lovethem MELM's Whole bunches If ! Goff, Tina: Teenie Weenie Science Club 1, 25 Pep Club 1, 45 Drama Club 2-45 Kitten Kadettes 45 5 Kadet Council Sr. Representative 45 Honor Roll 3, 45f All-Around PHS Student 1-45 Calvin 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 95 L.Y. PHS Friends5 GOOD LUCK Cammie and Bly? PHS!! ! A anyttn Gomez, rank: if Reiner'i' Honor Roll 1, 45 Wrestling 25 Baseball 25 Chess Club 25 Interact 3, 45 Pres. 45 :Ditchedl-45 But Got Caught5 Bored Out of my Mind SC?QLONG'PEORlA.' So long K.E:K. Keep in ' touch. ' Gonzalez, Michelle: Kitten Kadettes 45 Good luck, -Renee . 5 ,,.,, ,l 5 1 A , Gray, Paul: ROTC 1-45 Drill Team 1-45 Color Guard 2-45 Basketball 2, 35 Science Club 1-45 Pres. 2-45 Band 1-35 Junior Class club NHS 3, 45 Pep Club Ltinch 1, 3, 45 Gold Pass2-45 State Math Contest Winner 8 Top 10M in State 1-45 Model UN 3, 45 Flunked Trig 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Frenchie 3, 45 Bye PHS.,:,..LoveQ.gfou. . gi 5, Halstengard, Julene: Band 1-35 FHA 1, 25 Pep Club I 2, 45 Drama Club 45 Gold Pass 45 Honor Roll 1-45 GOOD-BYE PHS Viva La Hueelva. Hamza, Kitty: Cat Swim Team 1-45 Capt. Honor Roll 1-45 NHS5 Var. Club 1, 25 Keep Swimming Diana, I love you Bill5 Watch out Navy, here I come. . .PHS 1541. Hand, Terrie: Pep Club 1, 25 DECA 45 GOOD LUCK, Lisa W. and Darlene V. SO LONG PHS. . . Hardy, Tim: Frosh Baseball Mgr. IV Basketball Mgr. Track Mg. Wrestling, CLOC CLUB Treasurer5 Vice Pres5 Pres5 Bye Bookstore Lady, SO LONG PHS, You gave me 4 great years. Hatch, Karla: Wheels' '5 Swim Team 1-45 Track 1, 25 Softball 2-45 Honor Roll 1-45 Gold Pass 45 FFA 1, 25 Greenhand Pres. 5 Var. Band 15 Drill Team 25 Var. Cheerleader 35 Carnival Queen Candidate 35 Var. Club 2, 35 Treasurer 35 Drama Club 25 Interact 2-45 V.P. 45 Key Club 45 Mat Maids 45 Thanks SS, KK, LR, AB, and M Mad 4-God Bless you, PHS. . . Hayes, Bridget: Brig' '5 Pep Club 1, 25 Thanks Beck and GOOD LUCK Harveys Forever '79, Best Ever. . . Heiser, .Markz Football 1-45 Basketball 1-45 Key Club 2-45 Key Club President 45 Interact 3, 45 Varsity Club 35 julie 3, 45 off to be a brain surgeon5 sideburns 1-4. Hickman, Glenn: Eager FFA 25 Football 1, 35 Basketball 15 Honor Roll 1-45 Parties 15 Interact 45 Pub Club Sec. 45 Ang: l'm not F.A. Hoffman, David: 79 Wrestling 25 Queen's the best5 Have a good one, PHS5 lt's Been Fun. Hoopes, Dan: Football 1-45 Basketball 15 Golf 1-45 Interact 3, 45 Honor Roll 1-45 Pub Club President5 How do you like that Mr. Vicars, I passed! ! ! Hopkins, Patti: Patricia' '5 Pep Club 15 Art Club 3, 45 SO LONG PHS. . . Imbriale, Pat: Embryo Baseball 3, 45 All. Conference 35 Auto Club 3, 45 Interact 45 Football 45 Pub Club Officer 45 Motocross 1-4. james, Cindy: French Club 15 Pep Club 15 Mat Maids 25 Dance Club 3, 45 Treas. 35 Kitten Kadettes 2-45 Lt. 35 CO-Capt. 45 Pres. 35 Honor Roll 1-45 NTL5 NHS 45 Bye PHS! See you Amy, Sam and Val. jones, Craig: Kegger' '5 Key Club 3, 45 Interact 4i5 Football 1, 3, 45 Baseball 1, 25 Tennis 2, 35 Pub I Club Treasurer 45 I mean no harm to your planetg Where can I find a neat school like this? Josey, Carl: Football 1-45 Key Club 2-45 Var. Club Pres. 35 Key Club Treasurer 45 Kiss 15 Angel 25 Lizzy 35 Disco Never I'm Catching Con! Kelly, Kathy: Pep Club 1-45 Interact 1-45 Frosh -4 Cheer5 Varsity Football Cheer 2, 35 Varsity Cheer 45 Gold Pass 2-45 Key Club 3, 45 Mat Maids 3, 45 .Treasurer 45 Sophomore Class Secretary5 Dance Club 3, 45 Frosh Tennis5 Close-Up 35 Girls'State5 National Honor Society 45 Honor Roll 1-45 I love you-KH-IP- KS-TW-TW-CC-jJ-LS-PB-BB-K.L-SE-BW- PP! ! ! I love you. Goodbye, PHS! ! ! Kelly, Richard: Rick 5 NHS 3, 45 Gold Pass 3, 45 Honor Roll 3, 45 NMCS. 1 's Music All- County I hath made .245 Bye-bye gf the ! I'm free! at YYYPBBADABBAADOOO! ! ! Massini, 'Weenie' ' 3 Honor Roll w3Girls State3 Model UN 3, King, Karl world! ! ! Klucznik, Roll 1-43 Pub Club 331977, Drama I love you give up Forever. Kowalski, 3 Football 1 Basketball 1- 43 Auto Club.3,43 Roll 1-4. Mayberry, Troy A greatest. Pep Club 1,23 IV Cheer 23 Dance Club 33 Var. Panther 33 Interact 3, Treas. 43 Key Club 43 Honor Roll 1,2,43 ? ? Yearbook Staff 43 Student Body Secretary 43 Beaver Buddies 43 Frank 3,4. . .and always love and luck, Tooter-KOF! Beetle, Reiner, Gass-her-Moore always! I put in the kluck! ! jill- RWTNYK, from Don Rickles! ! Ang-I-ITFAY? ! Bye to all my codi pals! ! M.H.-ISOYA! Bue Doon!! F.D. and P-u t's forever! '79's the GREATEST! .. . Krasnowski, Kim: Badminton 23 Track Ledbetter, Jeff: Critter' '3 Music 2,33 Drama Club 43 Psychology 43 Have you been self -actualizing today? Bye, Mr. Selim. Lederer, Dale: Honor Roll 1-43 Take of '80! ! ! It Leonard, Karen: Kermit' '3 Frosh Rep. IV Tennis 23 Honor Roll 1-43 Var. Band 1-43 Pep Club Rep. 3,43 Prowler Staff 3,43 News Editor 3, Editor 43 Student of the Month Nov. 33 Band Pres. 43 Drama Pres. 43 Gold Pass 3 4 NHS 3 4 Drum Ma'orette 3 4 Assista it ' ' J ' 3,,3.. Directbrlof YOlll'l:6 a Good Man, Cha'rlie Bro? 1 I 3 I love life S life loves me, but what will I be? You'ss se on NBC... Lewis, Stacy Lynn: GOODBYE, Livas, Corina: Pep Club 1, FI-IA 33 Prowler Reporter forever. . .GOOD LUCK . . .HELLO Leverau, Denise: COLLEGE. . . Loerzel, Walter: Pres.3 FFA 1-4 1-43 Boys P. 3 Pub Concert fr, erleading 1,23 Mike 3,43 Prowler Medina, Catherine: Club 13 FHA 13 Var. Choir Sec. 43 Good year is the best. To are. And not my enemy Cat! You know who Kitty GCC, HEREI COME! !! Meece, Debra Lynn: Debbie LONG. Moskovis, Alycia: Freshman Class Pres . 3 Sophomore Vice Hi, Mom! 'Fifgnally made if! s ! Forever ! Moyer, Wendy, Pete' ' 3 Drama 43 Prowler 43 AM, JS, but not 4-awhile! ? ' Newton , I' Cho1 of Peoriaf'S Hamon , Scheila Newton Chairman ,2-Step. 8 Miss . girlfriend Tom Hamon, Tom forever. , Olibarria, Gloria: Spanish Club 13 Pep Club 1,23 MECHA 1-33 Pres. 43 Adios, Peoria. Piazza, Pat: Pizza , Key Club 2-43 Interact 3,43 Varsity Club 33 Football 1-43 Baseball 1-33 Basketball 13 Pub Club Vice Pres. 43 KMAGYOYO. Quigley, Chris: 4-Wheeler 2-43 Auto Club 2-43 Outdoorsman and World traveler. , Dorothy: Dorky' '3 Pep Club,j1,23 Spanish Club 13 Med Start 1,23 Band 1-33 Baton Twirler 2,33 CLOC Club 2-43 Kitten Kadettes 43 Good luck, Class of '80, Bye PHS! ! ! Carol: Sm1ley 3 Pep Club 13 DECA Club, Rick Dorris 3,43 FOREVER, , Becky! , Beth: Shorty 3 Band 1-43 Band Pep Club 2-43 Treasurer 3,43 Chori 1-33 3s Honor Roll 1-33 Gold Pass 33 Keep on playing the flute, Janet and A GREAT SCHOOL, PHS. . .Keep it up! Drill I am and Color Guar anaer, mander 23 Rogket Tea , Joe: ROTC 1-43 ROTC Drip and w . f .14 - 'f1:,,e1.fs+v3 iri- . ,. , , . 33- . 3. 3, , ,,..f. 3-,ww W, 43. f ep Club 23 Rocket Club 1 fi! 3,43 Gold Payl 3' prriggggal .5 ,Q 5 .. ...get two Bye . Honor PHS . Selfridge , Club 25 Key measure Alycia, jelly Beans forever Shoemaker, Robyn: Varsity Tennis 3,45 Yearbook Staff 3,45 never give up! Sigrist, Danette: Danie 5 Kadettes 3,45 German Club 1 Dance Club 35 Advanced 35 Pep Club 2,45 Honor Roll 1 15 Concert Choir 25 Laura best Good luck, BW, LY, TG, LA, VV THANKS, PHS. Simmons, Dawn: Volleyball 15 Roll 25 Mad Start 35 German Club 1 Later, PHS! lt's been ftm. Look out, here! Spitzer, jeff: Science Club 1-45 Junior Class Club 35 ROTC Drill Guard 1-45 Rocket Team 2 Science Fair First Place 2, Patrol 2-45 CAP Honor Commandos 45 Goodbye to fool! Sutherland, Heather: ' Honor Roll 2-45 Med Start out, world, here I come! Swartz, Cindy: Synders' '5 3,45 Sec. Interact 2-45 DECA 3 Outstanding Freshman Award5 Wiggles 45 Karla, CW is a Gum' 9 I Tang, Bruce: Bubble Pres. 45 Model UN 3,4 Gold Pass 2-45 Honor Roll 1 3,45 Boys State. Terry, Stacey: Stace-Case Start 3,45 Drama Club 3,45 Club Representative 35 Pep Spanky Heather Feather GLWC, D. OR TRAVOLTA! pants dry. CS and take care, jj Valli, Jeff Drama Club 3, Ro 2 PF , and Club to keep them the rides. So long to the NARC ! 1-45 FFA 1-45 5 Varsity Football 4 Club 45 T to JP , TW, Goodbye C5 Later PHS, to the Class of '80, . . Society 3,45 Honor Roll 1-45 Pass, Model UN 35 Close-Up Club 45 Interact 4. Art Club 2-45 DECA 3,45 Junior Class Staff 35 Graduations Backdrop 1-45 A., julie F. , TAKE CARE: Ron F., Terrie H., Mrs. Detrie. jen 1-45 Hey Great T! Bye Cindy F. See you later. Don: Key Club 1-4, V.P. 2, Pres. 35 -4 . . - - ' V P 3, Band 1 4, Stage Band 1-45 1-3, John P. Sousa Award 25 Drama 25 Body Pres ment 4, Honor R011 1-45 NHS 3,45 2-45 Boys State: ASU Medalion of Merit jimio 1 35 ASU Medical Tech. Award 25 Booster r5 Student of the Month 3,45 Baseball -45 SLAM DUNK 45 Broken Bones 5 Drama 2-45 Photo Staff 3,45 E Head 45 Actor 2-45 Campus Clown Photoflo 2-45 Religious 35 Valley Westers 45 ' 'Tami 78' ' ' 8 parties forever. Bye Seniors E. Gauie5 Your friend Jim, Football 1 V ki 1 .QQ.4........ . -, ,g f, - :ga .J Ronny Moreno -...., ,f,... .f......... , ...M .,..x 49' , f 3,212 ,xi VL 5, U, , , . Kim Parsons Dwayne Poage Shelley Dass smiles pretty for the photographer's D1 Q 52. Roger Parks shoijys his interest in English by studying his Motor Magazine . . 51 Q j E g gn :,- 'wr I Q1 lamrnikz - W as .Q,am45,-, :fm + .. .- , sz aa f- Q' X 25 I M, at ff- i A XKSQQYL 2 . If ,- ' ' Dora Rivera Sonya Rick Robinson jim Sheire Carla Stephanie Roberts Roberts Kim Forrest Sanchez Schlueter Shaw Final Year Moves Closer f sk -s .. gs xg 'W I . S4 K is -- 1,-yy ,rx 'Q 1 .. ' X . its - . Me. A ' - - -1. my s s ' Ria X . ' .2 Qlzvtfxiia. - ,haw , Q ' W T I Q A .Q , Y J f- I .. that r 1- ': . '-NP X V We 5 ,Q K 2 K xkk ., f C .K,1. .4 - ,Qi REX? VW -. Qk X1. T S 4 Q xr ,v - '.g- api' -an f ki f as k.VJ Z Az.... Wg? ki lx Q' k , KN lx J X s A' Ilzf . 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K A' :J f K z f i .i- agar, 1 .'-, K f Q' ' 1 M s jim Carla Lane Lavanway Louis Anne Lujano Lunnen Carmen Shannon McFadden McGlone Connie Tony Mullenix Napierkowski Vickie Lee Tom Macias Greg Meece jesse Napoleon Bobby Lerichi Glen Manery Theresa Miranda je anne Nix Lois Levey Rosalie Mar-meno john Morales Mike Nordtome Louis Limas Freddy Martinez Missy Moren Angie Orona as-if Judy Lopez Robert Martinez 'Tim Morgan Irma Ortega Debbie Patterson Jason Pelland r, ,iff .v,,,,, Victor Lozano Brad Maxwell Cyndi Moseng Veronica Paluch Margaritgw Pecina Alvino Perez 5 wi 6.4 4 . If-.V Janet f- Elia? Soto A Lisa c ,ggi Reneefgf??ii5 Stuart c Barb Taylm' ,gr rf 5 f I xr ' f V-M. , ,ou 5 ' ,fr 'uf W 'T A , .. ,Xi ,gh QW' 4 x . ' w ' f :Benk?Sa5 Rbiziei-o Steve Soto VLanfy, v ,M H ve ,. My if Flaviii c Precio 4 Gap. ,A 2 A c,cc e l ,X 'f ge eecc l' ' 1 f 'Tm A X ee ffL 17 c e . 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' v A gage l' 4 r R '.Q A David julia Cortez Cortez Billy Cindy Dempsey Dillon Richard Mary Ervey Everett Steve George Fowler Franco Rocksann X Marion . nes - Gale Nina Gray ariselda Jodi Guzman Hager V A -is-is ,'rff S S g S ' T. Q fi ' , - i f , ze f 'Wir' 'l A 7 'ff ,I I KX N xl 1 ' as r ' lr, S Ki H' - v..g,Sn, .t ' Az. it Q ' ' X I ' k s 1 Yana ' We neva H i riff 4 , yeee Rosario Rosemary Kevin L S iiii Cortez Coughlin 'Crawford , Sharon jim L1sa 'y Drury Dunn Duran 4 r Robin Craig james r, Q55 'ihh Vg ' Farnsley Fisk Flanagan Q g ' 'Ricky Leuenberger shows Mike Lyon the technique to pushing a truck. ' ' Q15 NH 4, fa x , ik: y . -M. . .5 it Sherri Crittenden Patty Duran Arthur Flores Charles Franklin Lupe Gomez Fred Grimes Dana Harris . , N Eu? 9 ' 1 'R 6 ' ff a r it in 21 3 'f Er- Danita Cuker Mike Echols Elva f Flores Sandy Franklin Maria - Gomez Irma Guerrero Roy Heck x ' . X S , 1 u...1 ., ,,, rf? x 'E' a. vw ,..., . , 2555 11151 2' . 7, 'L urea q .. .. 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Says Ronnie Hernandez, saw -1 ,J W, rr r, fllil f vt' , newnn an H y A9 ' K I .- x -x e e . H, 'W it x 'Xfi V Robert Christopher Mike' McDanials McDer- McGlone Tim mott Leonard Mills Frankie Molina Allan Molina Christina Morgan Betty Ann Napoleon Susie Napoleon Maria Newton Susan Noyes Nolan ff , 1, f ,: 'T M Q. ., ,S ,L x .V x f ig: M K i' is ' i- ,.f l 3'?,f. A, :mimi :QW '27 f .f-aa-s ii Ron Lyn Danial g Lucas McDonald Manning t Debbie 'Glen Doyle Manning Manoff Marcum Sheri Anita Barbara Martin Martinez Martinez iirl t l ' ls'ees it , 5-N nf' fa- 6 -g M S f me 13 'lfr tl u f fu, A , T-11:9 e- r. ,. , ji m' g y,y .. i'11 f , ,.4, D rx ',y,,r ,, , r i'1'i if ' Q-.. W' i 'fi l r 13 pf - ,Z giyy e ' ,-ig, t , 1yg aa K' zklk li li fh' 'li , ,A I A. A 7. V Pete Sandra Gilbert Robby Melendez Melendez Meloy Melton Danial Gary Steve 1 Vince Moon Moon Montana Moreno Danny Rolando Lori Darrell Navarro Navejs Nelson Newton John Martha V A Stephen Cynthia O ' Connor Olibarriaf Ordaz Osbom 7.77 -- , r E P 5 A I f s 141-2, .1., : est .1135 .Ih,, 1 l, is . .. - , N S 4 - :': 4 '- A ..- . ,Q ,Q Y J -F ,X 62 , ,,.n ' Ri RE it ..1: if A R we l X 'Ql- ' f l . 'a 5 ' , A 'X 'fs ,Av 'EEG . . 4 .r . Nl ,lf 1 in an H I X , . -.1- -2 ing. ,Q F 'a .. 'W-. . 'T L S . vi s a if . ig ,sv nf' N . mK'Ax 1 . . m. .. is X :Lg it r is-we ? B : f A 5 ,. J ... an 4 Anita Mary Elvira Lonnie Manuel jerry Palacio Palacios Pecina Peppin Perez Picazo Ramond Kathy Chris Rosemary jerry Pat Rangel Reed Reisen- Rivera Roark Robbins Russel Lori bigler Dora Rudy janeth Soto Soucy ' Susan Rodriguez Rojas Romdom Spokes Linda joe julie Ruiz Salazar Saldana Q . Eloine Maribal Jeanine . ltd' Sandoval Sandoval Saner QU? 1 Kelly Neil Pete Ch no, not H' ' says Steve Schautler Sepulvedo Sorenson Montana to himself. Ca'ChY 1311165 101111 Stephenson Stevens Stevenson O Janet Poindexter Kathy Roberts Isabel Ruiz Eddie Salinas Mary Lou Santa Cruz David Soto John Swenson H ,mm . rt EEZ , ai, M A ,H- Dana Taylor Mary Vasquez Jan Wasilowski Greg Yturralde pil K Grace Tellez Mark Vega Misty Weaver Brenda Cortez ' , .3 X H ,,,,., 9 nra ,,,,, , VV v .5 fl Q al Q - 2 -Q nf: 'X 'VZ 51 , M fi, vf,,f fy y, e M a X Q M f Y ' 1, Wg, ' wg Q -av: Mike Salvador David JoAnn Treguboff Trevino Vance Vara Sylvia jody Nadine Stephen Velasquez Villa Walker Walker John ' Jeannine Paula Pam Weldow Wilson Withrow Young ' 'Oh, I look gorgeous, ' ' says Karen to Debbie, Patty, and Allison . l .: ui i 4 an .5 qw ' 3, I X 1 4. '7 N N... ,, . Z 'Y' WJ' Yr i ' . T Q A .. -Q3 1 X Barry Amey Scott Baldock Barbara Benson Ath. Dir. Science, Gym., English, PEP Counselor Soph. Spsr. Club Spsr. llene Blau Tony Bracciale Ellen Cameron Reading, Wt. Trng. , Econ. , St. jr. Spsr. Boys PE, V. Ftball Council Spsr. Coach , Varsity Club Spsr . T' ' 'lli H H' R. fl? 2 Stan Berg Tony Berki English, Gen. Shop, Reading Constr. , Auto, Barby Carlile jr. Sponsor Spanish, MECHA Shari Carrel Sponsor French, French Club Sponsor . i l ..f. J NN. 211' - so -,EH all-,,..: was ,r ' 1 Lois Chappell Ld. Tuitor, jr. Class Sponsor Bob Crump Band Director, Music Norene Daly Voc. Child Dev. Bob Fiest Health, Boys P.E., Basketball Coach 'K Mr. Hildreth's talents never end. Here, he is in the bubble gum blowing contest during Homecoming week. Tom Chavez ' Col. Paul Coke, SMSGT Robert Mary Cota Cotmselor, Senior USAF fRet.4j Colucci Migrant Inst. Aide Class Sponsor Aerospace Ed. USAF fRet.j Paula Cupell QAFJROTCJ , Drill Aerospace Ed. English, Senior Team, Color QAFIROTCJ, Drill Class Sponsor Guard, Rocket Team, Color Mary Detrie Club Spsr. Guard, Rocket Art, Art Club Club Spsr. Sponsor Phillip Ferguson Opposite page: Bottom leftg Mrs. Hunt shows her finer techniques Chorus of Home Economics . Bottom Rightg Sgt. Peters' busy day finally comes to an end. . 1 I 65 4 'gig' ff l ix ,, x, if V , ..hA, l 4 5, Y 5 ,71 A . xg .A 1' Mi A .nl Q A r r' -T' L rea 3 A , X v is K Q iw ,A ll x We ' Bill Gollihare Anna Hart Dan Hatch Abby Hemingway Ron Herndon Business Dept. Teachers Aide, English, Newspaper Dance, Dance Club PHS Security Guard Head, DE Reading 8 Yearbook Advisor Spr. , Government, Coordinator, Deca History ' Sponsor Steve Gonzales Social Studies, Mecha Club Sponsor Bob Gonzalo History, Mat Maid Sp. , Wrestling Coach, Football Coach Tony Gonzalo Key Club Spr. , English, Spanish, V. Football Coach h A lurking photographer catches Bobby Gonzalo showing off his natural charm! as ' lay a ' sl - in ,. ,:,,i, ,N ,, F , Z, A 1, , 5 v s, - If . '- Q v 1 .X ' 1.2 4 va :bmw N, ,.o ,f f -',f 'HR:s! s f Q X gf X an tawpefu viii Ron Hildreth Biology, Photo, Photo Staff Adv. , CLOC Club Spsr. Sally johnson Counselor, PEP Club Sponsor Don Losito Auto Club Spsr. , Vocational Auto i 12 5 .wryg a Q 9' he ' V n Q, ww , 1 'fi 311 gm 1 . x, 91 I wif we 4 A it '1- I gr A gl- i s at wi, I 4 Harriet Holly Elda Huling - Attendance Sec. Librarian, PEP Club ' Debbie Kemmedy Sponsor f V Career Education, Dave Kems gf ,1 E., Golden Girls Spsr. Mathematics, 527 ' fi ' L' Bill Maas Tennis Coach fi N, P Mathematics, -Mat George Maertens , Maids Sponsor Counselor, Jr. Class sponsor ' joleen Hunt S. SLu'vival, Home Economics, Soph. Class Sponsor jan Knudsen Readin Histo ga Wa Jr, Class Club Spsr. Joyce Marini Sp. Education, Frosh. Class Sponsor Sharon Mathias Girls P.E. , Dance, Kitten Kaclettes A t,i'i - -, 1, , .' A T, V .s A rin f S lisll A f llnl ' g ,. Q A , Bob Johnson Asst. Principal Mike Komy Mathematics, Frosh. Class Spsr, , Wrestling Coach Bill Martin Science, Chess Club Spsr. , Hicking Club Spsr. Herb Mathis PHS Principal A Qi fix ' Y- ,Q B ' mzlm, v ' ' T - tk ,Av iz- 7 gs -E , sk V K k,,, ,gsm ' i arpfifli if W , 't i s tk .hh K F. 1 , ' ' ,gp- X Nijugiks JI! , .4 N A V1.. Y , y yr if . '1' K W p,, . N 1 rx q . . if -msg. 4 Q vi X 5' 1, .f . ' 'Z' if p if .. 'lk C C r L Q ' 1 1.! . . rr at Qi s ' 'J f Willard Mattingly Reading, Frosh, Class Sponsor Alice Shupe Teachers Aide, Sp . Education Sandy Stephens Home Ec. , Family Relations, Child Dev. , FHA Spsr. Pam Weller Girls P.E. , Swim Team Coach, Cheer E V. Club Spsr. Lee Mitchell Sp . Education Guy Morris Jr. Class Spsr. , JV Sandy Smith Football Coach, Teachers Aide, Gen. Shop, Woods, Business Dept. Drafting Byron Sutton Richard Sonandres History, Boys P.E., L,D. Resource, Jr. Boys V. Basketball Class Spsr. Coach Billie Todd Naomi Williamson Principal's Office English, Senior Secretary Class Spsr. Rod Wright Crafts , Leather , Jewelry Melody Mroski Business, Soph. Class Spsr. Larry Sparling Science, Science Club Sponsor Myra Toole Student Records Gilbert Zamudio Agricultme, Horticulture, FFA Sponsor A Q, X n ' ' 25 f V ,gg ' ' V1 ,s.n:.,gaa1fn2'A I uf , , am, if ,Zig i ag, I gi 'Q 'I ' l Ron Selim Theatrical Arts, Psychology, German, Drama German Club Sponsor Darlene Staussen CUES Dennis Vicars Economics , Gov . , Q Varsity Baseball Coach, Interact Spsr. Ellen Elford PHS NLu'se 69 i 'QW--Q., Q11 Mr. Johnson speaks to the students about discipline , truancy, and attendance. C21 Mr. Mathis receives trophy for the trophy case with gracious honor. 70 r L 3' .X . ,W .JI Aug VY,'c'Qic Administration Makes Things Tick Peoria Unified School District No. 11 is indeed fortunate to have such an array of administrators with diversified backgrounds that lend to them the dedication and drive that is necessary to provide topnotch service to the area . Dr. Rayond Kellis became the new superintendent as Mr. Mel Huber relinquished that position to become the principal at the district's new Cactus High School. Dr. Ardith Dropper was hired as Assistant Superintendent to the secondary level. She formerly worked for the Thunderbird School District. Mr. Richard Craig is another assistant superintendent who works specifically at the elementary level. Board members include Charles Burns, presidentg Michael Killion, clerkg Alan Sueg Robert Robertsong and Glen Goodrich. Congratulations and many thanks to these fine individuals who make things click in Peoria . Q 71 3, 532 A 'T fx V ,Q ? 55' W.. CDLVEITIENT ai x .M . .' f S 1 ,. Lf W E , fi A Q1 f r S Q 12 I . N! ke ,, ,, - 'Q - Nw Q 7 Ti L, Iit rf ,i ,U 1 ii X 5 339' 1 an -2, 1 L A ' '.1ef,4h ', K . if V... .... Vk,, ., -E H i zk K . K ' 'QiY?i2Ei j , iliiii' f ,',. SQ Q SX: if Qi f 2 Q X N 4 .W as if 3, ' Q ,Q- xf -ww? ' Q ,Fi 3' F Q. 1-S ' 5 xv . ,Q - V : - ..,, 2 if- 1 - N gmw fwffigggkg- , - - ' fi W' . , ,. ,L ,. X. .35 , . ' , iff , v ,,,, ,,, ,YY W 41 mf,',, I ,, , ,. t , M ..W'W12sm,, 4' F.. ,V M.E.C.l-LA. Club: Front Rowg R. Cobos, E. Pecina, Coughlin, M. Olibarria, A. Palacio, M. Lozano, C. M. Everett, M. Rodriguez, M. Castaneda, C. Flores, T. Ybarra, D. Rivera, J. Cota, L. Mercado, Napolen, M. Banuelos, H. Oslma, C. Vega, R. M. Arzate, H. Lujano, T. Alcantar, P. Gomez, I. Molina, M. Molina. Back Rowg S. Torres, R. Ortega, Sponsors Mrs. Carlile and Mr. Gonzalez. Moreno, K. Apodaca, F. Apodaca, J. Hernandez, R. .E.C.I-I.A. And German Club Create Cultural Backgrounds German Club: Front Row, D. Farnsley, M. Nordtome, Crawford, M. Ahrenberg. Back Rowg N. Cleveland, D. Sigrist, G. Robertson, D. Simmons. Second Row, J. Perkins, A. Morgan. Not Shown: S. Crawford, P. D. Loes, R. Farnsley, Sponsor Mr. Selim, K. Sorenson. i ' Special Education Works With Q Coin And Stamp Collecting Q11 Mrs. Shupe helps james Lyon identify the coin dates. QZJ Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs. Shupe tell John Krueger, Amelia Valdez, Tim Mears, and james Lyon which coins are valuable . 131 Mrs. Mitchell shows Donnie Edmondson, Fred Ferguson, Alvino Perez, Rachel Aranda, and Dawn i Bird how stamps fit into the folders. 13.5 L. 1-r wtf iil' -. . ' , , Q 75' 1 Science Club Goes To Arizona State Fair Front row: Mturay Cruickshank, Cindy Moseng, Treasurer Ann Lunnen, Kelly Bailey, john Haynes, Tro Kelly. Back row: Glenn Mannery, Kenneth Ashlley, jeff Spitzer, John Williams, joe Reeves, Rich Kelly, President, Jasen Pelland, Vice President: Paul Gray, Sponsor Mr, Larry Sparling. ,, it THE SCIENCE CLUB 11-ied to raise money for the Arizona State Fair. The science club promotes specific thoughts and learning experiences. They also planned to give out two twenty-five dollar savings bonds to the two best senior students. The science club also planned trips to the following places: Payson, Portal Canyon, and the Grand Canyon. Deca Goes To Career Development Conference ? Front row Darlene Vasques, Candy Rickey, Cori Clayton, Neva David, Kathy Kosier, Debbie Murphy, Cindy Durby, Terrie Hand. Back row: Rachael Macias, Lori Macini, Kori Paz, Linda Boller, Craig Iverson, Treasurer: Lisa Williams, Vice President: Lori Hemphill, President: Curtis Wigley, Sponsor: Mr. Gollihare, Fred Tillis, Theresa Wilson, Secretary: Randi jean, Not pictme: Bruce Tang, Nanette Richmond, Linda Helm, Theresa Johnson, Glenn Hickman, Greg Bullock, Cindy Swartz, Jodi Couch, Monty Martinez, Brian Driver, Chell De Cubellis, Alan Bloom, Scott Leyva , Gavin Gallifant, Kelly Eli. THE DECA CLUB had a Halloween party for the Special Education students. They also went on a snow trip to Flagstaff, they planned to go to the Career Development Conference in Tucson. Deca also raises money for the Career Development Conference they also support Muscular Dystrophy and the club is closely tied to marketing and merchandizing. 77 PHS Band Is Small But Mighty Peoria High School's Marching Band members include, First Row: Kathy Kosier, Cindy Durby, Karen Leonard, Karen Killion, Barbara Cook, Terri Burdo. Second Row: Beth Rasche, Linda Green, Allison Henderson, Leonard Molina, Veronica Paluch. Third Row: Stuart Westerfield, Ann Helm, John Ramsey, David Vance, Cathy Swarm, Sheryl Lawson. Fourth Row: Mike Molina, Danita Cuker, Joyce juniel, janet Perkins, Chris Reisenbigler, jimmy Hunt, Pam Young. Fifth Row: Robin Apodaca, Rod James, Bob Moore, Willie Pennock, Mr. Robert Crump, junior Cota. Mark Lackey, Rene Elsner, Lisa Smith. Not Pictured: Cathy Apodaca, Larry Collura, She rry ...,,,. .,. Crittenden, Murray Cruickshank, Lloyd -- . Q l Griffen, Patti Herchelroath, Sharyl Hyerstay, Paula McDonald, Andrea Miller, Rick Reeder, Tony Uselmann, , Don Wilson. ,, 5 1. ,, 1,5 - ff' ,., , n fl U . ' ' ' 4- L se A L 5? X r le. is , it H . - s- , PEORIA HIGH SCHOOL'S Marching Band is under the direction of Mr. Robert Crump. Majorette is Karen Leonard. At the University of Arizona Band Day, the PHS band ranked an Excellent rating, or a grade of a 2. Big with the band were the golden T-shirts with the Funky Winkerbean band director on the front. They also sold buttons proclaiming Peoria Band is Funky. Providing half-time entertainment at varsity football games is one of the band's most important social purposes. Left: The top row of the band members at a give their flutes enough wind for music. Below: basketball game liven things up a bit with a The band prepares to lead th home town crowd in selection of contemporary music between quarters the school song. and time-outs. Right: Rene Elsner and Terri Burdo 1'-v, F www? ,gf A if 'HSV' -, M-, .M ' f 79 Twirlers Show Spirit, Talent The Peoria Twirlers, sponsored by Mrs. Debbie Kennedy, gave us some entertaining performan along with helping to boost school spirit during half-time . 1, Twirlers prepare for halftime activities. 21 -ti Karen Killion twirls her fire baton during half Homecoming show. ces , me 3 5' ? p K 'f x Xx. Front row: Cindy Durby, Karen Killion. Back row: Barbara Cook, Terrie Burdow, Not Pictured: Kathy Kosier. ACAPPELLA CHOIR: Front Row: Left to Right: D. Roberts, Mr. Ferguson, Sponsor, C. Mullenix, C. Cuker, T. Flintz, B. Mabbitt, P. I-Ierchelroath. Back Mullenix, D. Glander, S. Augustinovitch, G. Call, Row: D. Cruickshank, S. Bartlett, Z. Walker, C. D. Farnsley. Chou Teaches The World To Smg. . GIRLS CHOIR: Back Row: Left to right: P. D. Brunetti, R. Farnsley. 2nd Row: C. French, L. I-Ierchaloath, L. Macdonald, V. Paluch, S. Roberts. Mercado, J. Garee, B. Mabbitt, D. Leever. Front: I-I. 3rd Row: A. Reynoso, J. Saner, T. Lewis, T. Flintz, Lujano. . 1 . I 81 PPA On Their Way l r l ifxlul ll., lI'l,0I1.c',l 1, FFA Officersg Front row: S. Esposito, S. DeCubellis, Back row: C. Westerfield, C. Cook, W. Loerzel, A. Norris, S. Johnson. FFA representatives attend national convention in Kansas City Missouri, representatives include, V. Munoz, S.Jol'mson, S. DeCubellis, N. Bango. Front row: V. Pifer, D. Vance, T. Lawler, J. Kelley, K. Hatch A. Norris, S. Esposito, C. Osborn, J. Benoit. Back row: A. Helm, D. Wright, T. Kluzek, J Dunn, T. Mills, M. Nordome, Westerfield, 1. Ramsey. s 'U' 'KN 2 M-a flj FFA members unload wood for their annual BBQ. C21 FFA members work on BOAC fBui1ding Our American Communityj at the Greenway Complex. f 31 FFA members always work hard to keep their community looking good! FFA is an organization for students studying vocational agriculture . It provides these students hands on experience in agriculture. FFA's biggest event was their annual BBQ, They always seem to have a big tum out! Peoria Future Farmers of America turned 50 years old in ' '79' ' . Former teachers that taught here are Mr. Huber, Mr Charles Van Meter and Mr.- Brown. High School former members include Mr. Mathis and almost all farmers around the area. 83 'i P.I-1.5. Student Council Learn, The Student Gov't class which includes officers from the Frosh, Sophomore, junior, Senior classes and the Student Body Officers, provided PHS with a lot of activities this year which promoted school spirit and interest. One of their main objectives is getting students as well as teachers ' 'Involved. ' ' Some of the activities included Carnival, Homecoming and decorating the halls at Christmas. They also did projects to aid the commtmity and charitable organizations. These included their annual Christnnas Food Drive and the March of Dimes Super- Walk. Beth Byrne -Historian, Don Wilson - President, Kim Krasnowski - Corresponding Secretary , Lori Massini - V . President, Linda Boller-Recording Secretary, Susan Kupiszewski- Treasurer . Front row-David Vance , Anne Helm, Misty Weaver, Nanette Richmond, Ms. Cameron fsponsorj Lynn Verdugo, Rudy Rojas, John Flanagan, Manuel Delgado, Cathy Apodaca, Martha Olibarria, Cindy Dillion. Second row- Shari Abramowitz, Susan Kupiszewski, Hope Lujano, Shelly Dass, julie Selfridge, Lori Sheppard, Vicki Vance, Beth Byrne, Lynda Boller, Robert Bankston, Lori Massini, Sybil Harris, Marlo Grape, Mike Donovan, Regina Gassner, Linda Helm, Brad Wallace, Ana Paz, Kory Paz. Back row-Walter Loerzel, Don Wilson. Not Pictured-Kim Krasnowski si. lf J wk- -- I Q11 Don Wilson provides another awe-inspiring lecture to the Student Gov't class. Q25 Regina Gassner, Kim Krasnowski and Lori Sheppard jokingly display Ms. Experience And Grow Together. fi 'W ,,,fQ.,,f. .nf ,V .yff ,V Cameron as they see her to the class. Q35 Shari Abramowitz volunteers John Flanagan, Anne Helm, David Vance and Misty Weaver to work on a V89 K is 1 committee . Q41 Ms. Cameron gasps in astonishment as her Student Gov't class dismisses early for lunch, during one of her lectures. 85 i Yearbook Staffg Front row: Vicki Vance, Kim Krasnowski, Debbie Todd, Alison Ford. Second row: Advisor Mr. Dan Hatch, Ron Flavell, Betty Stump, Tracy Lawler, Edye Watson. Back row: Editor Robyn Shoemaker, Sherri Holly, Lori Soucy, Margie Lozano. We Are Watching You!!! e THE WHOLE IDEA of a yearbook is to capture the excitement, happenings, and all-round strange things that you people do . So watch out, every year you never know what we see until the time comes at the end of the year when everyone gets his or her yearbook and starts laughing . lm., Peoria Prowler Staff Adds Spice To Cur Lives. K af' w,, AMW Moyer , Hope Luj ano . - L- :fff.mw :nal LW .,.1 , m rm,szs,,wa f size, rfw-new-mtv-, - 'wsu ,, ,, Prowler Staff 5 Front row: julie Selfridge, Susan Nolan, Karen Leonard, Cathy Medina, Vicki Vance, Back row: Pflycia , Moskovis, Steve Terry, Edye Watson, April Martin, Wendy Photo Staffg Front row: Gavin Gallifant, Second row: Mark Chavez. Back row: jim Wolf, Dan Mullinex, Beth Fox, Steve Dugan, Advisor Mr. Ron Hildreth. ' The photographers are those that are responsible for just about every picture you see in this book. Most of the time they get no recognition, but without them or the staffers we wouldn't have a yearbook. I 87 Q V. Cheers Spice Up The Act 1 88 Varsity Cheersg Front row: Amy Anderson, Vicki Vance fPanthe1-J, Kathy Kelly. Back row: jill jenkins, Hope Lujano, Lori Shepperd. Q11 Cheers stand by while Kadettes perform. f2j Lori Sheppard jumps for a great victory. lil Halloween spirits come to PHS. Q23 Amy Anderson soars with excitement. Q31 Kathy Ke11y's spirit is sky high . f4J Cheers hearts are in the right places. i 89 Q L J.V. Cheers Have Spirit! . VX V Wim! -4-M' Q11 Missy Moren does the splits for the crowd at the basketball game . W Q21 Cherry and panther Kim Hatch H ' yell for Peoria. J, V. cheers are: Panther, Kim Hatch, Cherry Craig, Missy Moren, Dawna Burns. Opposite Page: Q11 Missy Moren really gets into cheering at a pep rally. Q21 Dawna Burns uses poms to promote spirit at a pep assembly. f3j The J. V. cheering squad gives a yell at the awards assembly. vw.. .L s.,L,g. 'ft if , ,s Wffff? , , ,f- re 'Q ff if Q 91 1 Q11 jill jenkins, Donna Couch, Sybil Harris, Theresa Wilson, Lori Shepperd, Frannie Vasquez. 121 Lori Sheppard, Frannie Vasquez, Celi Miller, Angie Orona. Q35 Ana Paz, Sandra Curry, Alison Duchon, Donna Couch, Dee Combs. Q41 Jill Jenkins, Sherrie Holly. A X4 Modern Dance Class Swings To Disco Beat flj Ana Paz, Sandra Curry, Alison Duchon, Donna Couch, Sherrie Holly, jill jenkins, Celi Miller, Lori Shepperd, Frannie Vasquez, Angie Orona, Lena Campanaro. Kathy Kelly. Q21 jill jenkins, I 93 l Q15 A. Ford, S. Duguid, D. Todd, C. Ramsay, and S. Harris show their talent at a pep assembly. C21 Kadettes have Night Fever. f3J Kadettes walk off the field of victory after their Homecoming performance. X Us W. 'cg '-5.-, 'N 1 Kadettes Add Enthusiasm Seniors shine on their night! The 1979 Kitten Kadettes include: Pam Sorenson, Valerie Barrett, Debbie Todd, Sylvia Marquez, Shari Abramowitz. Second Row: Cheryl Ramsay, Robyn Chase, DeeAnn Farnsley, Sheryl Brown, Michelle Gonzales, Lynda Davis, Elsie Chavez, Pauline Bertucci, Angie Franco, Mrs. Mathias fsponsorj , Dorothy Rademaker, Renee Stuart, Martha Olibarria, Barbara Cook, Carmen McFadden, Tina Goff, Dannette Sigrist. Back Row: Frances Apodaca, Shari Edwards, Alison Ford, Cindy james, Sherry Duguid. 95 l After Three Years, Seniors Are 111 M. Gonzales and T. Goff are watching the basketball players come out of the locker room . Q21 ' 'Championship' ' performed by the Kadettes, became their most popular routine. Q31 Kadettes follow high standards of drill team precision. Q45 Seniors perform a cane routine to Flim Flam Man' ' for their parents on ' 'Senior Night. ' ' i - iikii W rrnr 1 -f , s il Proud To Be Known As The Q 4' Z? the . ,, - f . 'K s PM 1 Z 5 f f lj Cindy james and Alison Ford kick up their heels at being the first Co- Captains on the Drill Team. Original Kitten Kadettes Q21 The 1979 officers are, First Row: Lt. Sybil Harris, Lt. Sherry Duguid. Second Row: Lt. Frances Apodaca, Co-Capt. Alison Ford, Co-Capt. Cindy james, Lt. Shari Edwards. L......... We-W 97 Auto Club's Car Bash Is Successful At Carnival Front row: Kass Paschal, Tim Crouch, jeff Ferguson, jim Kowalski, Dan Clayton, Larry Knight, William Steve McClendon, Robert O'Connor, Darrell Skousen, Colburn, Kevin Keene, Ronny Mareno, Mike Vasquez Tim Durby, Ken Weedman, Jim Burch, Martin joseph Hemandez, Alan Bloom, jose Carrera, Larry Maresh, Larry Conrad, Robert Essary, Chris Quigley Durbin, joe Previte, Roger Parks, Instructor: Don Back Row: john Oates, Craig Jones, Pat Imbraile, Roy Losito Benfield, Troy Mayberry, Tracy Porky Cleveland, Auto Club's biggest activity was their car bash at the PHS Carnival last October. It really helped build the club's spirit. Instead of attending the Winternationals at Beeline Dragway, the members of Auto Club went to the Copperstate World Classic race at Phoenix International Raceway. There they were able to see cars race around the one-milefoval track at speeds of 160- 180 mph, One lap is completed easily in less than thirty seconds. At the raceway, they also observed sprint cars and stock cars. An added treat were the midget racers and formula Fords. 99 Mat Maids Host Peoria Invitational. its Y gunannsNN ' 1 , Here's Susan Keith at the Peoria Wrestling Invitational concentrating on the match. 12, At the Invitational Robyn Chase looks at the timer to check for the end of the match. Q33 At the Peoria Wrestling Invitational Robyn Shoemaker helps by telling the referee when time is up. Q11 Sonya Sanchez, L da Davis, Hope Lujano, and Debbie Barber show their anxiety while watching one of Peoria's star wrestlers at Peoria Invitationals. 121 During Mat Maid Initiation, Dawna Bmns, Missy Moren, Sonja Binggili, Robyn Chase, Pam Young, Sonya Sanchez, Debbie Barber, Karla Hatch, and Dora Rivera give the true brawling sign of what wrestling is all about. Front row: Mr. Maas. Second row: Debbie Barber, Sonya Sanchez, Lynn Verdugo, Kathy Apodaca, Pam Young, Karla Hatch Cindy Swartz, Sonya Binggili, Kathy Kelly. Third row: Sara Pirkle, Sherrie Holly, Robyn Shoemaker, Ellen Dubasik, ' Susan Spokes, Tammy Brown, Biola Molina, Vickie Vance, Dawna Burns. Fourth row: Kim Hatch, Sandy Esposito, Linda Helm, Susan Keith, Pauline Bertucci, Beth Byrne, Lynda Davis, Julie Prather, Hope Lujano. Back row: Cherry Craig, Karen Killion, Missy Moren, Robyn Chase, Theresa Wilson, Lucy Chagolla, julie Eoff, and Martha Olibarria . 101 Front Row: Sybil Harris, Dawna Burnes, Robert Gallager, Tim Hardy, Back Row: Karen Buckles, Dorothy Rademaker, Sarah Murrillo, Tammy Vasquez, Cherry Crai Don Davis, Missy Moren, s Spenser: Mr. Hiidrerh Christian Life Cn Campus Hiking Club Makes Tracks Front Row: Steve Dugan, Back Row: Purruchio, Rechele Minette Not Rick Luenberger, Ed Bevill, Willie pictmed: Cindy Moseng Permock, John Morales, Scott Back Row: Pauline Bertucci, Bruce Derouchey, Regina Gassner, Kim Krasnowski , Shelley Bailey, Alison Ford, Walter Loenel, Frank Gomez, Bottom Row: Beth Byrne , Curtis Wigley, Cindy Swartz, Don Wilson, Mark Heiser, Julie Prather, jeff Valli. Not Pictured: Debbie Todd, Laurie Epstein, Karla Hatch, Lynda Davis, Pat Imbriale, Dan Hoopes, Pat Piazza. Along with their usual Halloween party in which they collected about 200 can goods for the needy, the Interact Club sponsored Peoria's first Sadie Hawkins Dance . Sadie Hawkins originated from Lil Abner a comic strip by Al Capp. Officers: Kim Krasnowski, Treasurer 5 Frank Gomez, President, Lynda Davis, Secretary, Not pictured, Karla Hatch, V-President. 103 l Pep Club's Spirit Is Enthusiastic Pep Club, First Row: Marilee Bird, Brenda Vicki Vance, Dana Glander, Christine French, and Mabbitt, Shari Edwards, Tina Goff, Lynn Verdugo, Jim Wolf. Third Row: Jan Garee , Susan Fields, and Nanette Richmond. Second Row: Vangie Gray, Connie Mullenix, jo Ann Ammann, julene Stacey Terry, Beth Rasche, Cammin Mullenix, Halstengard, and Shari Abramowltz. THE PEP CI.UB'S main function is to encourage attendance and enthusiasm at athletic events. They have tried to accomplish this by learning the cheers, sitting in designated areas at games, making posters for the walls, and making small posters for buttonsj for teachers and students to wear. They have also sold buttons supporting football and basketball. During homecoming they sold helium-filled balloons . At the carnival in fall, they had a candy booth. During December they sold candy canes, with most of the proceeds going to the Christmas box fund. iw 1 ,gg Pep Club Officers include Connie Mullenix, Cammie Ammann, and Stacey Terry. N Ma ,. Jw., ,, K ,,.,-X C Mullenix, jo Ann it Panthers Add Excitement To School Spirit! 111 Kim Hatch waves to the excited spectators. Q21 78-79 Panthers are Joann Ammami, Vicki Vance, and Kim Hatch. C31 During Pep Assembly Kim Hatch helps in making a cheer formation by holding up a cheerleader. f4J Vicki Vance claps her panther paws at a Pep Rally. WDW , ,. aw'f5f. NN,,,f ? 105 i , iw an-- Student Council Sparks Activities lfXl Front Row: David Vance , Ann Helm, Misty Weaver, Sponsor Miss Cameron, Rudy Rojas, Manual Delgado, Martha Olibarria, Cindy Dillion, Second Row: Nanette Richmond, Lynn Verdugo, john Flanigan, Cathy Apodoca, Third Row: Shari Abromowitz, Susan Kupizuski, Hope Lujano, Shelley Dass, julie Selfridge, 1- , 'ff Vicki Vance, Linda Boller, Lori Massini, Marlo Grape, Linda Helm, Brad Wallace, Ana Paz, Kory Paz, Back Row: Walter Lorezel, Lori Sheppard, Beth Byrnes, Don Wilson, Robert Bankston, Sybil Harris, Mike Donovan, Regina Gassner. Chess Club Makes Their Move Front Row: Sheryl Lawson, LaRae Higgins, Robert Buster, Mike Zamora, Back Row: Sponsor Mr. Martin, Kelly Berg, Pres., Mike Vanportfleet , Ricky Leuenberger . ' i qn1 ' Key Club Planned Bike Ride s S K f s if ' i h dh kr Top row-julie Prather, Robert Bankston, Carl josey, Don Wilson, Bruce Tang, Dan Hoopes, Not Pictured- Regina Gassner, JoAnn Guthrie. Middle row-Curtis Kim Krasnowski, Pat Piazza, Larry Colltu-a, Laurie Wigley, Shelley Bailey, Kathy Kelly, Alison Ford. Epstein. Front row-Cindy Swartz, Mark I-Ieiser, Lynda Davis, The PHS Key Club is a service club. Their main objective is to help people in all possible ways. Officers-Mark Heiser-President, Cindy Swartz-Secretary, Bruce Tang-V- President, Carl josey-Treasurer Y - 107 The Drama Club at P.H.S. is an extremely talented and unique organization. They participate in many activities during the school year including Carnival' and Brotherhood Week. The club sponsor is Mr. Ron Selim. fShown at bottom right., At bottom left are John Roller and Tim Hardy in a scene from the Spring Production, You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown. At right, Grant Call and Edye Watson are in another scene . Above left, Grant Call tells Donna Cuker that rehearsals are murder, and above right, Donna tries to liven up the stage while John Roller looks on. I Hollywood Here We Come! ow DRAMA CLUB, Front row: W. Moyer, A. Miller, K. Poindexter. Third row: J. Cunliffe, D. Taylor, N. Leonard, E. Watson, M. Coulombe, L. Macias, R. Galloway, J. Ledbetter, B. Ferguson. Back row: M. Kelly. Second row: A. Martin, D. Bedard, T. Flintz, Donovan, S. Terry. Mr. Ron Selim fSponsorJ, S. Spokes, T. Goff, J. The first fule of acting: The director is ALWAYS RIGHT! , :1.:mmm:v.sevwwu!r-1 109 ICC Plans Senior Prom jimior Class Club has met regularly throughout the year to plan money-making activities and, their main event, the junior- Senior Prom. Front row: Betty Stump, Stephanie Roberts, Shelley Dass Back row: Spsr. Jan Knudsen, Ana Paz, Colleen Meyer, Sherrie l Gawthorp, Carol Flores, John Kubisa, Brad Wallace. Q11 Miss Knudsen supports club fimds by buying popcorn at the concession. 121 Officers are Ana Paz, Brad Wallace, Hope Lujano, Robert Bankston, Shelley Dass. Q31 Club members work the concession during football games. - Art Club Creates Artistic Atmosphere we The Art Club got involved in happenings at PHS this year, - the which include participating at Carnival, decorating the gymnasium for the Christmas Formal and they also took a trip to Sedona in April. 111 Willie Pennock sketches charicatures of Camival goers. Q21 julie Selfridge artistically creates placards. Front row: Mrs. Detrie, Lisa Williams, Ron joseph, David Cortez. Back row: Robert Bender, julie Frazier, Chris McDermott, Mike McG1one, Andrea Miller, Candy Rickey, Craig Iverson. 1 ,ff I . M' Q , X x W 'YQ 'WTI 4 iii? Q.. , K . :ggi .J , . . X W , xii,-..Ij14:gg9s x Front row: Brian Driver,Larry Collura, Steve johnson, james Woodruff, Larry Durbin, 2nd row: Richard Cobos, Mark Heiser, Pat lmbriale, David Mercado, Curtis Brown, Monty Martinez, 3rd row: jim Sheire, Carl josey, Dan Hoopes, Kelly Denny, Victor Flores, joe Castro, Gene Robertson, 4th row: John Wieler, Varsity started on the Wrong foot by losing to Gilbert 20-6 and to Corona del Sol 21- 14. The Panthers had to go against the Peoria Opponent 6 Gilbert 20 14 Corona del Sol 21 22 Gerard 21 14 Tolleson 30 O Independence 20 44 Dysart 14 14 Mingus 21 28 Cactus O O Kingman 16 42 Lake Havasu 3 , ...a sr. u s Gerard Redcoats, one of the Oscar Lozano, Armando Gomez, Pat Piazza, Wesley Charles, Chuck Westerfield, Eldon Skaggs, Roy Benfield. Back row: Brad Wallace, Bill Kramer, john Walters, CLu'tis Wigley, Mark Harris, Walter Loerzel, Steve Vance, Craig Jones, Bruce De Rouchey. Sept. 22. At halftime the Panthers toughest teams in the pre-season. were behind 21-O, but Peoria returned and crushed the pride of The Panthers met the Redcoats on the Redcoats with a 22-21 upset, 'a-' in s i ' S I, 5:15 - . 6 S ...-f 'k as 4' Varsity Fights For School Pride Curtis Brown scored the first two twenty-seven yard scamper. touchdowns at the beginning of the 1- Brown totaled 87 yards in the second half. Brown ran for seven second half to help the Panthers yards for the first touchdown, and gain the lead in the closing minutes later he scored on a minutes of the game . Carl josey scored the other Peoria touchdown with help ,from all of the Peoria football team. Running the conversions were CLu'1:is Wigley and Emest Gomez. Dan I-Ioopes and David Mercado made valuable impressions as defensive players. Although it takes both a defense and an offense to play the game, quarterback Mark Heiser directed the Panthers to a 4-6 season record. At the season's end the following were selected to the AA West All- Division Football Team: 1st team, Curtis Brown, joe Castro, David Mercado, Dan Hoopesg 2nd team, Curtis Wigley and Pat Piazza. F 115 i N cs, iw X... 3 rg.. wr' Q. . .f., 3 4 as .. if W W Q y M M DW 5 My .,,.. -o 1' :S - .. 'ff' . T, ,mga W ! . i A 1 n ' ff Q ,- A, .i ' ,.. ,..,.,a . 15 , ,..S 4 f . Y A Q 9 17 gi: . ff CS if 2 if QM A 1, 'D -.fi Q ps' Hwxi lm-XX. .i . bl R' , in . I rl, A L ,, 0, . .- A , ,K '. . 3 u.,.,,,.,, . . A . M 'ini Front Row: T. Barraza, B. Lerichi, F. Sanch Dominquez, M. Molina, Second Row: M. Cruickshanlc, J. Ussery, L. Espana, R. Rios, Rangel, G. Rivera. Third Row: T. Kelly, L. Sirickler, K. Berg, V. Lozano, T. Graves, R. . c Fourth Row: T. Macias, l.. Lebario, M. Dorris, L. Lewter, D. Soto, R. Flores, G. Cortez. Back Row: E. Soto, J. Pelland, D. Nelson, A. Zwingle, F. Tillis, 1. Dillon, T. Morgan, C. Huffman. ! i Q 5 .. 5 Q 2 l W . . i 4 . X t I A f. I .... ... .................. . . 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' N ' MW - 1-1 .,.a f ,,.. r . r aof 1 rii- 4 I .'i- 1 11' .ai N 'A k.:.. , Q 1 117 l 118 Frosh Falls Short Cf Division Title Q - '+ 5?'SX,, , f 1f f9i' f,,, '3?x ffm. Iliff-nfl ' , Front row: Jerry Roark, Ramon Rangel, Dan Manning, Andrew Hernandez, Rudy Rojas, 2nd row: Mr. Morris Chris Mc Dermott, Jodi Villa , Rick Ramsy, Manuel Delgado, Dan Couch, Mr, Gollihare. 3rd row: Kevin Crawford, Robert Mc Daniels, Robert Bender, Alan If Will I 1 Morgen, Joe Salazar, Frand Melendez, Rod james, Russell Soto, Back row: Eddie Camacho, Elmer Cobos, Ricky Aleman, Tony Castro, Eddie Camacho, Mark Lackey, Steve Augustinovich, Edward Salanas, Raul Castro. .. f 1 if The Frosh fell short of the division title this year by losing to Dysart 14-O. And losing their key game to Gilbert 22- O. Peoria Opponent O Gilbert 22 45 Corona del Sol O 35 Gerard 6 14 Tolleson 6 82 Independence O O Dysart 14 12 Cactus 8 ,T . DSG' - f-wan . T 'vt ir-frtii m' , n y 1 ,. - ,W,. ' rr ' ' xp' ,,, 5 W J, M Lg ,W sf it on T T yeyytny -' In V .. ,N ' 2 V F 1 .. I' if X 3 esss s C. 1 yn r Cactus Rivalry Begins Freshmen football fell short of the division title . They finished with a 5-2 record. The young Panthers proved to be very strong as they whipped Independence 82-O. Coach Gollihare was very proud and said that his team had a lot of spirit and pride for PI-IS . A rivalry began with the Cactus Cobras, Peoria's District's other high school. When the Panthers took to the turf, they wasted no time scoring the first touchdown of the game. Cactus stung back with a TD and a two-point cnversion. The 8-6 half-time score was revenged as the prowling Panthers pounced back with a second TD for a game victory of 12-8. lj Number 27, Eddie C. Camacho, fights through the defensive line to block their try for a successful punt. Q21 Edward Camacho drives his man down to the turf after a great Panther plow. Q31 Edward Camacho throws the ball down field to find the arms of a Peoria reciever. Volleyball Brings Home Trophy For 'R T J I Mmmm 4'-A -Sill? K Pictured above are Varsity Volleyball players, Front row Debbie Barber, Cherry Craig, Lou Armenta, Hope Lujano, and Martha Olibarriag Back row: Irma Ortega, Laurie Watson, Lisa Mercado, Shelley Bailey, Donna Cuker, and Coach Young. ' Q11 Shelley Bailey and Donna Cuker demonstrate their technique match to fix the heater. Q25 Debbie Barber knows this one 's for her. V fiisil X Class AA Division Co-Championship Q11 Donna Cuker takes time out of a volleyball match to fix the heater. C22 Angela Garret takes heed of Coach Young's advice . Below are j.V, Volleyball players, front row: Alma Galvan, Judy Lopez, Virginia Vara, and Angela Garretg back row: Sonja Bingelli, Missy Moren, Tammy Lewis, and Coach Young. vw.. . 121 Swimmers Have Slow Season Y ,Za V ,,:,, Q ,,W,,.,, . . E951 ,,.. X A ii,L: rm 'ii - nwwmwidm 1 ii' - I- ,,, ,,.,,, I l .S1 , S S in S SSS, I Tzrvl .r,V 1, 4, , 1 Q11 Patti Lee prepares for another one of her perfect dives. f2J Paula MacDonald is off to a great start. Q31 Unidentified swimming object. Q41 Micki Coulombe demonstrates the art of walking on water. r ' '9 A X , v Q 4 A A V all vt, 5' 5 . , , Swim Teamg Front row: Karen Killion, Donna Back row: Kim Hatch, Paula MacDonald. Not Guertin, Micky Coulombe, Kitty I-Iamza, Pam Young. Pictured: Patti Lee, Beth Byrne. 1 Xi N x x 'X The only Double A Competition this year was the AA State Swimming Competition in which Peoria placed second with 106 points. Gilbert captured first with 114 flj Beth Byrne shows complete perfection in her dives. 123 V. Basketball: Mr. Byron Sutton, Coach: Mark Don Wilson, Mark Harris, Ron Travers, jr. Cota, Heiser, Jim Kowalski, Mike Fitzgerald, Dan Clayton, Steve Stein, Larry Collura. On Our Way . At press time the Varsity Panther Basketball team had to work on ball handling and inside defense . ' ' a winning record of 10-2. The leading scorers were Don Wilson averaging 22 pts. a game, Jim Kowalski Q11 Ron Travers adds two more pts. 121 Don Wilson with 12 and Ron Travers 10. Coach Sutton had leaps above a Tolleson player to get a clear shot. f3j expected the team to do well at State if they played Mark Heiser gets a clean shot and uproots the crowds up to their capability. When asked what he felt was anxiety, Q41 Despite the the teams weakest points were he replied, We need To Victory tough defense against Mark Harris, he gives the Panthers a larger lead. 151 jim Kowalski adds his own unique form to make a lay-up that leaves the Wolverines stuned. Q he 125 W e , j.V. Basketballg Front row: R. Cobos, M. Molina. Rowland, A. Gomez, T. Morgan, G. Rivera, Not Back row: Coach Fiest, T. Macias, A. Gomez, K. Pictured: A. Zwingle, B. Lerichi. 3 lhla 111 Arthur Gomez tries his hardest to get height over the Gilbert player to have control over the jump ball. f2j Andy Zwingle gets a clear shot. Prosh. Shoot For Winning Record Front row: jerry Roark, Chris McDermott. Back row: Chris Archuleta, john Swenson, Tony Castro, Rick Leuenberger, Alan Morgan, Mike Treguboff, Edward Camacho, Dansen Coleman, Eddie Camacho, Coach Morris , Ill Edward Camacho attempts a shot during a game against Tolleson. C25 An unidentified PHS player shoots for 2 . , mum, QiL,, , .. 5, mm l 127 r A ' Y The Girls J.V. Basketball Team showed good form in their first season of play. Although they ended the season with a record of 2 wins and 14 losses, great things are expected for next year. fly Front row: Susan Spokes, Sharon Drury. Back row Coach Kane, Tammy Lewis, Sylvia Velasquez, Irma Ortega, Becky Romero, Carla Fisk. C21 Carla Fisk shoots for the basket despite blocking by the opposing team. JV Holds Promises For Next Year. fl, Irma Ortega looks for an opening to shoot, 12D Sylvia Velasquez tries to regain the ball from the Dysart team. ,germ masses S J' 'NSS 4 Q 5 wks K -waz Mews, ,.,.,,?., , . , i R 129 22552 nf' ' 1 Si f A 1 3 ma 4 Varsity Girls Look Good THE GIRLS VARSITY Basketball Team had a good season for their first year in competition. They finished with a 6 win 10 loss record. The team's spirit was high throughout the year and the girls really did a great job. 111 Varsity Girls Basketball: Coach, Mr. Bill Golihare, Karla Hatch, Joyce juniel, Shelley Bailey, Beth Shiring,Sybil Harris, Lisa Mercado, Mickie Coulombe, Gina Juniel, Sarah Murillo. Q21 Beth Shiring shows her form while shooting a basket. i 131 Panther Wrestlers Finish Divisionals Second rri ' 'iA A 1' Front row: Elias Soto, Rudy Rojas, Leonard Sanchez, Manual Delgado. Back row: Elmar Cobos, Molina, Kevin Crawford, Casper Hernandez Second Kelly Denny, Victor Flores, Wes McGriff, Ruben row: George Bango, Ramon Molina,Freddy Chagolla. LEADING WRESTLERS FOR the season include: Ramon Molina, 24-5, 2nd in stateg Ruben Chagolla, 27-1, 4th in stateg Paul Medina, 18-75 Eddie Hernandez, 25-3, 4th in stateg and George Bango, 25-7, 4th in State . The best matches of the season featured a win over 8th ranked Shadow Motmtain of AAA rankings, the score was 32-29, and Walter Loerzel defeated their heavyweight 5-O. Q11 Kelly Denny gets in position. Q21 Walter Loerzel waits patiently for his match to begin. 131 George Bango struggles to free himself. 141 ' 'Get the signal Loerzel. ' ' ll! .mu i 133 Rudy Rojas takes a break during his match to count his toes. Ruben Chagolla tests his oppoinets muscles. Freddy Sanchez gets ready to tum Sport Goodman over for a pin. Front row: Elmar Cobos, joe Guiterize, Joe Salazar, Danny Mam1ing, Leonard Molina, Andy Hernadez, Ron joseph, Ricky Aleman. Second row. Fred Tillis, Alan Bloom, Ramon Rangel, Robert McDaniel, Frank Melendez, Manuel Delgado, Kevin Crawford. Back row: Dwayne Poage, Chuck Westerfield, Doug jones, Steve Crawford, Troy Kelly, Coach Bracciale . Dwayne Poage moves in for the kill' Rickey Aleman teaches a friend the latest dance steps. Seniors Expect To Do Well Front row: Larry Collura, Kass Paschal, Harvey Sanchez, Pat Imbriale, Cosme Fraide, Art Franco, Frank Martinez, Steve johnson, jeff Valli. Back Row: Coach Vicars, Student Assistant Mike Travers Pat Piazza, Wesley Charles, Dan Nelson, Kim Berg, Kevin Rowland, Ron Travers, Don Wilson, Not Pictured: David Mercado, Joe Castro and Andy Zwingle. The team consists of captain Harvey Sanchez, senior captain David Mercado a power hitting senior. Pat Piazza senior outfielder, Pat lmbriale senior shortstop. Senior catcher Art Franco. Junior pitcher and outfielder Dan Nelson. Coach Vicars states that Lake Havasu will be their greatest competition with Tolleson coming close. When talking to Coach Vicars he gave us a few of his view points. I like coaching baseball because to me it is the perfect combination of so many things in athletics. Intelligence, skill, learning, ability, team concept but yet shared with the individual position concept and all this topped off with fum. lt is the perfect combination of everything good in sports . ' ' Q11 Mike Travers wonders what to do next. 121 Ron Travers, Don Wilson and Pat Imbraile lift their lovely faces for the camera. C35 Pat lmbraile and Pat Piazza keep their eyes open for the ball, f4J Coach Vicars models his shorts for the team. ISI Dan Nelson, Don Wilson show their favorite poses. Front row: Dan Velasquez, Tony Workman, Larry Strickler, Louis Lujano, Dan Soto, Bill Hickman, Roly Franco, Freddy Sanchez, Tom Barraza. Back row: Marce Ahrenberg, Richard Cobos, Troy Kelly, Oscar Lozano, Armando Gomez, Kelly Berg, Victor Lozano, jim Ussery, Ralph Duran. Front row: Tim Mills, Manuel Delgado, Leonard Molina, Andrew Hernandez, Rudy Rojas, joe Salazr. Back row: Raul Castro, Elmor Cobos, Chris Archuleta, Edward Camacho, Tony Castro,Ric1-cy Ramsey. Varsity j.V. Girls Softball Schedule . March 5 March 8 March 1 2 March 15 March 1 9 March 22 March 26 March 29 April 2 April 4 April 10 - 1 1 April 16 April 1 9 April 23 25 April No Divisionals State Tomnament Tolleson Cactus Corona del Sol Open Gerard Independence Gerard Tolleson Cactus Bourgade Wickenburg Invitational Corona del Sol Open Independence Bourgade Home Away Away Open Away Away Home Away Home Home Home Open Home Away Q11 Shelly Bailey shows her softball talents. Q21 Allison Bird and Cherry Craig warm up with some great curves . Coach Stevens Is New Coach For Panther Softball QU Laurie Watson and Lou Armenta practice for the b g game. 122 Karla Hatch is all smiles at practi ,. ' HM-V, A VK Vi PQA , Pa A Pi Front row: Debbie Barber, Teresa Ybarra, Cherry Craig, Laurie Watson, Shelley Bailey, Leslie Lowe, Karla Hatch Back row: Helen Ostmo, Gloria Aguayo, Allison Bird, Lou Armenta, Micki Coulombe, Sonja Binggeli, and Lisa Mercado. Coach: Ms. Stevens and Miss. Sinio. aiflfliiff Laurie Watson waits patiently for the ball. 141 Boys Varsity Tennis: john Swenson, Steve Terry, Chris McDermott, Joe Dauk, Coach Kerns. Not Pictured: Don Lewis, David Vance . J, 4.4.4 , L.. A Year For Only J .r,...,.... .sr .. A .. 3 1959 X . 1 e - reee ri M-A' .,.r., ' W . .. M -,,x A , Wm . T . Y ri W :-1: ' 311 , N.. 5 f r , r..,.. I ,XM .XM-.xaf4,zQ:y:'1L'l??ff2 N ,V-f' l EIA AZlAAA1 A AEEQ as ' 1W Varsity Team Tennis. 'Na+ Girls Varsity Tennisg Front row: Sandy Hall, Kelly Bailey, Danita Cuker, Tracy Samples. Back row: Cindy Swartz, Coach Sirocky, Robyn Shoemaker, Ellen Dubasik. ill 3 5 E lm' yu C11 Curtis Brown, Craig Cook wait for the gun in the relay. Q25 Klaus Binggeli warms up by running down the football field. ff-Sl Steve Crawford clears the high jump with determination on his face . C41 Tim Durby concentrates on his approach to the pole vault. Boys Trackg Front row: J. Vasquez, D. Poage, R. Chagolla, R. Leyva, S. Westerfield, R. Molina. Second row: I.. Durbin, C. Brown, L. Conrad, R. james, B. Hermosillo, D. Wright, S. Crawford. Back row: Coach Bill Maas, R. Duran, D. Hermosillo, J. Pelland, C. Cook, D. Van Wormer, T. Durby, K. Binggeli, E. Hinspeter, Coach Black. Track Combines Agility i R l 3 . ...J- Mobility And Competition .Q Front row: Gina juniel, Maria Castenada, Delia Aguayo, Joyce juniel, Cindy Topete, Martha Olibarria, Hope Lujano, Susan Spokes. Back Row: Donna Cuker, Misty Weaver, Sherri Duguid, Flo Marshall, Carla Fisk, Davma Burns, Coach Young. Q11 Shrri Duguid puts all her skill towards getting over the high jump. Q21 Dawna Burns tries for ease and skill. 131 Delia Aguayo pulls the discus through with self- determination. C41 Carla Fisk makes a clear jump over the high jump bar. A as -4- vs. if? 4 1 M - .sf , Q' Q 'W 'aess s,,o Z J 'K' , ,W ,, .W ,Q 4+ 'iv , so .ssa , J ff fm' my 1 ff ' M My F s-' Q :s l g'f,- M f A 5 s o oooa,, L 1 1 A fi, , , , , - .,,- 3. is ,k.k , , .,ia.1e,,l..Z M 5 zz 146 In The Long Run, It's Panthers , 9853115 Top Row: David Soto, Steve Gorman, Coach Black, David Van Warmer, Klaus Binggile. Bottom row: Donna Beale, Steve Crawford, Rick Flores, julian Vasquez, Bobby I-Iermosillo. flj The Crosscountry runners, rush to McDonald's to cure their Big M attacks. 12, Steve Gorman as the Marathon Man. 2C MM if !, V -' ' , M 1 f' 5 ,, ,.., 4, ,4- M-Mft ,, , f-W-It ww ff W ' , ., ... ' f ff W M f . -f,,. , we N ,wwf r f -K 1 ',,ig,, , V W- f , 'W ' 'FQ C , X' , ,.,, f ff' fe f 'iw ' A i . 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Bottom Row Golfers are: Don Flavell, Dan Hoopes, and John Roller. di? 147 SENSHTICNS x X hp 4 Q Five Students Tie For Valedictorian LATE NIGHTS AND candlelight are are often indicative of hard Workers. Peoria High School is pleased to recognize five such students who manage to fill their high school ives with events anclf l activities while still ' 'burning the midnight oil' ' and maintaining a perfect grade point average of 1.0200 at the end of seven semesters of high school Wol' v - i '3 Thes five students are: julie Eoff, Paul Gary, Kathy Kelly, Bruce Tang, and Don Wilson. Congratulations are in order to these five stiidents for their determination, effort, achievement, and just plain hard work. g ' Above, julie Eoffg Above Right, Paul Grayg Below Right, Kathy Kelly. Opposite Page, Top Photo, Bruce Tangg Bottom Photo, Don Wilson. he -Eh he fv. N io, .. Q A A e fades it ,W J.. ' W :,, ti , ,ga ,, 'WM' H Q 222 M Q, 1 ., ,, Q Ik as A 1 5 . , 'L' 4 1 ,f J U :Q e ,,,sl?'l ,mL,,:L 5' Z Q! 6, ,V JULIE EOF? has naturally made the Honor Roll for all four years Sh held a Gold Pass for three years, was a Mat Mald four years, zn Pep Club three years, Concert Chon- three years , and Model Umted Natxons delegate her Iumor year She has been a Rotary Student of the Month, an Optnmsts Club Delegate , Nauonal Honor Soczety Presldent, and Jumor Aclnevement Secretary When she 1S11'f working her part tune Job for an accountant, 111 her spare tune she plays tenms, cool-is hooks rugs, sews, and wntes and plays musle Juhe plans to attend APIZODH State Umvensty and major 1n accountmg, mmor 1n general busmess, and become a Certahed Publzc Accountant PAUL GRAY's actlvztles have zncluded ROTC, Dull Team, Color Guard, Rocket Team, Varslty Band, Stage Band, Rocket Club, Sclence Club, Pep Club, Model Urnted Nations, basketball , and backstage drama work Paul's hobbles .include computer programnnng, przvat pmlotmg, and operatzmg amateur radzo fl-IAMJ Paul plans to attend Arzsona State Umversm and major ln computor scxence to take his 1:1-annng mto e An- Force to become a career offlcer KATHY KELLY partzempated in Pep Club, Interact., Key Club, Mat Mazds, F1-osh Tennis, Varsmty Cheermg, I-hkmg Club, Dance Club, Future I-lomemakers of Amerxca, Close up, and Naiaonal Honor Society She held a Gold Pass, was Student of the Month, Sophomore Class Secretary, second rtumer up for l-lomecomm Hobbzes for Kathy include swimming and ballet Ketlmliathy plans to attend Northern Artzona Uxuverslty majoring an computers and physmcal therapy, and rmnormg m ballet BRUCE TANG has been Vice Preslcl-ent of Key' Club, a delegate to Model United Natmons , a member of DECA, VICE Pres1dent ofNat1onal Honor Socmety, and a member of theGold Pass Comxnlttee Bruce's pas't-time activitles include basketball, com collectmg, and p1ng pong versity next fall and mayor nilbuslness management He 15 preparmg for a career m food marketing DON nmsondaas played baseball lxasketball, trombone for the band, and was Student Body President Acnvitxes include Key Club, Interact, Lyres Club, and 'DramaMAwards included the+BoostergClub Semce Award, Bausch 8 Lomb Sclence Award, john 'Pl111lip?Sousa Award, ASU Medalhon of Merit Award, U of A Cert1f1cate of Scholarship, ,Kiwan1sfStudent of the Month, Sun City Student of the Month, and thetArizoxia State jSoc1etgY ifor Medical Technology Award In has spare tune, Don enjoysswatersioing, faslung huntlng, needlepomt, and dozng summer construction work Don 'plans tofattendlliiortherxd 5Anzo11SQV'Univers1ty and major in forestry 0 s , l 1 ,l,l W f A 1 r gg, yyeyy 2 f 1 gg, , U - an 1 o . , Queen, and first runner- up for Peor1ajumor,M1ss . , + ,, ., K- - my .Var W' ,A AV ,Sigur Boys And Girls Staters And Alternates The Boys State and Girls State programs were initiated to further the experiences and knowledge of those outstanding students who demonstrate and exhibit leadership qualities . Students involved in Boys State and Girls State learn the foundations of city, county, and state govemements through practical self-operation Students are selected on the basis of their interest in governmental operations, their values regarding high standards of life, possession of good morals, and a respect for law and order. Both activities are workshop oriented. Students are permitted to engage in constructive and worthwhile social activities during both workshops' scheduled arrangements. However, most of the students' time is spent in participating in governmental operations. lt is suggested that these students should and probably will contribute V greatly to future society and its goals and accomplishments as we know 1 Kathy Kelly , 1 , Va: e,i 5 vial rs Z 1 9 t 5 sw RQ E' 1 S wi. i Y va be 5 f 2 ri Q v Walter 1.021161 Lori Maggini Attend Tucson And Flagstaff Conferences 4117 Angela Norris Bruce Tang CuI'fiS Wigley Don Wilson THE SEVEN PEOPLE featured on these two pages represented Peoria High School as either delegates or altemates to Boys and Girls State. Boys State is traditionally held at the University of Arizona in Tucson , and Girls State is found at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff. Both workshops occur during the summer months. Kathy Kelly is an honor student and cheerleader who plans to attend NAU and major in computors and physical therapy. Walter Loerzel played football, was President of Future Farmers of America, wrestled, and was the the Month, and received the Civitan Citizenship Award. He plans to attend Glendale Community College and the U of A majoring in agriculture . It is rumored that he knits too. Lori Massini was Homecoming Queen, played tennis, was Student Body Vice President, received the Daughters of the American Revolution Award, and received an NAU Award for Leadership. Lori plans to attend NAU and obtain a degree in medicine . Angela Norris participated in FFA, Mat Maids, French Club, Pep Club, Model U.N. , was Student of the Month, and made the Honor Roll all four years. Angela plans to attend Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana to major in wildlife management and eventually obtain employment with the Forest Service or the Bureau of Land Management around Glacier National Park. Burce Tang was in Key Club, Model U.N. , DECA, and National Honor Society. He is a coin collector who plans to attend ASU majoring in business management to prepare for a career in food marketing . Curtis Wigley was President of DECA, and a member of Interact and Key Club. He played football and enjoys htmting and fishing. He plans to attend Glendale Community College for two years and then possibly transfer to ASU or U of A to major in physical education and minor in business management. He intends to become a P.E. teacher or college athletic trainer. Don Wilson was Student Body President, in Varsity Band, baseball and basketball and Interact. He received the ASU Medallion of Merit Award. Don plans to attend NAU and major in forestry. 153 .H.S. Gives Academic Status 4, ., ,Z 15-..i -2, ll.: 3' A National Honor Society, Front Row, Scott Leva, Wilson, Back Row: Joann Amman, john Williams, Kitty Hamza, Angela Norris, julie Eoff, and Don Rick Kelly and Bruce Tang. N.H.S. was foLmded in 1921 to recognize outstanding young people and promote the ideals of scholarship, leadership, and service to the school and community. At P.I-I.S, the N.H,S. is open to all Juniors and Seniors with a comxnulative grade point average of 1 .5 or better, and who have also demonstrated a capacity for leadership, service to the school or community, and good character. Julie Eoff, N.H.S. President, Bruce Tang, Vice President 1T 7 K Lk FT: vi , 3, . X.. frlw' 5 POLAND SPAIN Model United Nations Represents Spain nd Poland At Annual Tucson Convention THE DELEGATES TO the Model United Nations from Peoria High School represented the cotmuies of Poland and Spain at the annual Tucson convention held at the University of Arizona . The Wildcats campus hosted the event. Many events highlighted the convention of delegates . Peoria's delegates found themselves immersed in such world problems as transatlantic business and corporations and shipping. Some attended the United Nations' Conference on Trade and Development. One bombshell at the convention occurred when Russia and China mutually declared war in formal and informal declarations that completely expressed terms of extreme hatred. Peoria's delegate to Poland, Rick Kelly, informed the japanese delegate that Poland would threaten to drop a thousand cows on japan should the japanese delegate refuse to vote with the Communist bloc nations. Delegates from Canada, Spain and South Africa threatened to burn Romania to the ground because the Romanian delegate would not cooperate with a floor motion to recess for lunch. Parliamentary procedure was at its best. Model United Nations delegates include , First Row Dawn Simmons, Rick Kelly, Beth Rasche, Robert Bankston, Karen Leonard, Stacey Terry, Robert Buster. Second Row: Brian Ferguson, Rick V Robinson, Tim Tomaszewski, Colleen Cunningham, Angela Norris, Susan Kupiszewski, Steve Terry, Flo Marshall, Paul Gray, Richard Leyva. Not picttu-ed were: joe Cunliffe, Joe Dauk, Jeff Valli. 'wg Quan: H 3141- M., WGA nm,n.4.,,,:,,m.mm WA.n.,,,A V 4 0 4'-'hasq,,,. gawk i , was V .var , f Vp f ' '4m,m. f ' , K ,,,,, V, 1' 5 w 1 ,ff fix '7 'mann.g,, A.- -...-.... - +,nd.,,,,,,,mAmmA M Ass. ...r ' A .X Q2 , .221 , wer? f ae 4 ik ww f 4' W ,W W, W,,,,V - err-ww ff f A ,N ww, Qi 5 - wi, W :V A M In nf, I, Mb , , , Q M4 W s A - I , fa, , , , s 'W Peoria High School's old main building is to be remodeled. The project will begin june 1, 1979, and take about a year to complete . When finished the main building will have new phunbing and electrical circuits and an elevator for handicapped people. K, W l 1 M., ' 157 ROTC has revised its dress code to allow girls the option of wearing pants with the official uniform. They also no longer require that all new cadets wear the uniform. RCTC Changes Dress Code For Girls f1J Mike Donovan and Janice Gann were elected Military Ball royalty. Q21 ROTC officers are Zack Walker, Joe Reeves, Paul Gray, Karl King. C31 The color guard participates in the opening ceremonies of many home games. Front row: J. Harris, J. Flanaga, J. Weidow, J. Flanagan, P. Sorenson, K. Ashley, J. Kelley, Second row: B. Ross, L. Shoemaker, G. Carter, D. Beale, G. Meece, D. Braaten, R. Robinson, Z. Walker, V. Gray, T. Samples, C. Cunningham, Back row: T. Hawkins, R. Nichols, J. West, J. Reeves, T. Tomaszewski, K. King, M. Donovan, P. Gray, K. Parsons. Special Education Celebrates Halloween 111 Mark Raketich was the Educa1ion's Halloween party. He removed his tie for a casual look. 121 Special Education class includes First Row: Manuel Perez, Dawn Bird, and janet Irvin. Second Row: Donnie Edmondson, Phillip Dodson, Ceryl Whitfield, Rachel Aranda, and John Krueger! Third Row: Mrs. Mitchell, Leota Ensign, Deborah Bums, james Lyon, Alvino Perez, and Fred Ferguson. 131 jimmy Lane's Halloween disguise was so good, Mrs. Mitchell didn't recognize him. My Mary Hyder found Halloween a fine time to show off her gypsey costume . FQ 4344 K ,591 fir l.l., l Foreign Exchange Student Cosme Praide Cosme Fraide is Peoria High Schoo1's foreign exchange student. Cosme hails from Guaymas, Sonora, Mexico. Cosme's hobbies include dancing, listening to music , and he especially enjoys watching colorful sunsets. K.. . i -as ,v,.,. . M ag, Cosme enjoys temmis and soccer. He alos also played for the PHS Varsity Baseball team, so he enjoys baseball, ., too. There isn't really anything in America that Cosme doesn't like. What he does like here are the people, this school, xx and the variety of food xg, available . X f' , i xiii si- K Q 9,3 3LSt,iws M.. .N W . T is , R R -,mf . 'RT' , xl' 4 .1 Left. The score for homecoming game shows the happy ending of an exciting fun filled homecoming week. Middle left: The honor of holding the crown for King and Queen went to Don Wilson and Lori Massini. Middle right: Homecoming was a time for everyone , dispays Mrs. Carlile . Bottom left: Homecoming King Candidates were: front row: Mark l-Ieiser, Back row: joe Castro, Curtis Wigley Don Wilson, Dan Hoopes and Gene Robertson. Bottom right: Homecoming Queen Candidates were: Kathy Kelly, Cindy james, Sybil Harris, Cindy Swartz, Lori Massini, and Kim Krasnowski. uv. '. 'all I I f I If I 1 'fi nik ki 'l HH if li I-.fm ' r k,,,, , Something New HOMECOMING HAS BEEN a different experience for P.H.S. students in the 78-79 school year. The activities were changed from classes constructing floats to class participation. Participation days were as follows: Monday October 23, Seniors dressed up in the styles of the 5O's. Lunch hour activity was a dance contest. Tues. Oct. 24, Juniors competed in paying tribute to the 60's era . Lunch hour activities included a Voltswagon Craniming contest between classes. Wed. Oct. 25, Sophomores had a 70's celebration day. Lunch hom' activities included a disco dance contest and a best dressed contest. Thurs. Oct. 26, Freshman took us back in time to the 40's with the popular styles of its days . Lunch hom' activities were a Tug of War, Stewart Sherman and a best dressed contest. ff 343 1 ,Q L ,gg -ng,--H W m,..,, , V r K . ,Q i k,., 5. ,mg U, M40 111 The football teams very own band was put together just for the occassion of Homecoming. Pictured left to right: Carl josey, Roy Benfield, Mark Harris, Pat Piazza, Dan I-Ioopes, Curtis Wigley, and behind the group was Larry Collura . 121 King and Queen, Don Wilson and Lori Massini's joy was over-whelming when the winners were announced. Q31 At the end of the special assembly, students gathered in the parking lot for the burning of the Cactus Cobra, Q41 Who said new teachers were shy? 163 Q11 Stewart Sherman visits on the Forties day. f2J Seniors Linda Davis, Beth Bymes, and Walter Leorzel watch the Fifties days dance contest. 131 The Forties day tug-of-war was a big pull-over' ' ? f4J Teachers also participate in Fifties day. Q51 Elsie Chavez has her own little bubble gum blowing contest. H5-li - Freshman Initiation is a time when most Freshman show pride in being at that ' 'newcomers' ' age. It's also a day when they get teased and poked at, but eventually it turns out to be a fun day. 'I in Initiation Once Again --My ,...-..--1 X X Community And Alumni Prove To The biggest part of the Carnival crowd is former PHS students and community people. This has allowed the PHS 5 Ll.e A Carnival to serve as an informal Hhomecoming' ' for alumni - and retired faculty. .NB . iflfl I . Q11 The King's crown was presented to Freshman, Manuel Delgado. f2J Karen Leonard grimaces as a shaving cream pie misses her nose by inches. Q31 Regina Gassner looks on in disgust as Jim Wolf proves to Jo Ann Guthrie that Carnival is not all hard work. Q41 As the day wore on, the booths became more completed . 166 J C 2V . Q atm E ,.w,.. .rr m -new - r nmwxs Q af Be A Big Part Of PHS Carnival Much of Ca:-nival's success is the hot and dusty day. Club's Dance Contest where attributed to the beautiful booths students bought tickets to compete constructed by the students during One main attraction was Dance and Were Selected On their dancing c in talents. Another attraction was the ' 'Disco Cake Walk of the Kitten Kadettes. 'The more favorite e booths were those that tortured r teachers: the Mat Maids' Dunking Stool, Drama's Shaving Cream Pie 'Throw, and CLOC Club's Sponge Throw. ' ' Action booths included Key Club's jacob's Ladder, Cheering 's ' 'Basketball Toss , ' ' and Auto Club's ' 'Car Bash. ' ' First prize for best decorated booth was the jtmiors' ' 'Marriage Booth, 2nd was Drama's, 3rd was Art's Spin Art Design. The Juniors' ' 'King and Queen' ' voting and MECI-IA's Mexican Food were big money-makers. The fun and success was accompanied by candy apples, pizza, fudge, cotton candy, and snowcones. Q11 Students gather for a break amidst streamers, staples, paint and cardboard. 12, An elementary student finds that going up is tough. Q31 The Queen's crown was presented to Freshman, Martha Olibarria . 167 ml Q Top left: CLOC club's Sponge Throw was a big splash. Sponsor Mr. Baldock cringes as a wet sponge approaches his face. Top right: FFA's Bucking Barrell is taken for a trial run. Bottom right: Students have no time for rest while preparing their Carnival booths. Each booth was to be judged that very afternoon. Opposite Page top left: Clowns are 1 of the most fascinating attractions of a carnival. Peoria clowns are: Shari Abramowitz, Sherri Edwards, and Cammie Mullinex. Top right Senior Carnival Candidates Curtis Wigley and Lori Massini. Bottom left: Freshman Candidates Manuel Delgado and Martha Olibarria. Bottom Middle : Sophomore Candidates Mike Dorris and Lauri Watson. Bottom right: Junior Candidates joe Hernandez and Ana Paz. ? 2. Spirit Shines As Ever Before V R Ji 513 , 1 , K ,A ,Q ii az. if -2 , . , ,, -' 6- '- l ' 1 eee r I i. ff 1 L 1 X r A ' f 1 if f ' iii M . A W f,gLP'Qf:5 'iff 4- iielr Q5 ,- jf . wi eg I Ei 1 , 1- e ' rrre 1 re A --f - 5 4 ' f x I ii'-vii: 4 . , A 1' OPPOSITE PAGE: Q11 Students participate in raising spirit in the first Pep Assembly of the school year. Q21 Kelly Denny shows his cheerleading abilities. Q31 The football team is about to demonstrate to the crowd, how to put the Redcoats up against the wall. 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N 3 e we 5 more-an A f -L,W1 Life is fun . We show it when we laugh We leam to enjoy those around us To make our memories fond ones. Take a while to get to know those around you . Smile , laugh with them, and plan for more tomorrows . lf each one of us will do our part, We'll have a better tomorrow than all Our yesterdays . F PFWM, W ,,.,,. T ----W 1? fi Y? Q. ev - it l ef: I N K it ' '-Q33-iz.. Some of us experience life by living in the past. Others simply look at the present in a different way. Too many of us are spectators, 'M' in while only a few become the real participants. ph .EA It igmiiih n f -sq , , F' it w..,1.., 1 T113 'Ns W1 ew 5-,T!,,,.Q-V,. - . .,...m-We-7-.T,,,. . P f i Life is a song worth singing writes a poet. Then A i he encourages us to sing it. Life is many things to many people . Those of us with fond memories of the past, who make even better memories now, will have better memories for the future . 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