Phoenix Union High School - Phoenician Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1974 volume:

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And co-operation, which is so necessary when working toward a goal, began to replace the tension that also existed in the past few years. Perhaps stimulated by last yearis threat of a closure . . . - C ,. . When students take educa- tion seriously, a new world opens to them. As this was hap- pening at Union, a change could immediately be seen: the people became interested in OTHER people. And a curiosity which had not existed since grade school was soon apparent . . . 'iff fifffff gait F I I , w 1 ,Q K if . . . All things that were of impor- tance to this time were also important to the students of this time. Interest took the form of active involvement as more students joined the move from lethargy. Students who once stayed in the background now made themselves heard. Even the aggressive ones changed, as they learned the meaning of the word 'compromisel 5-,X -1- 1 w iii I2 Greater numbers of the Union population, teachers as well as students, began to see things through the eyes of other people. ' With this new outlook on life, each person could look into his own soul and give an honest evaluation of it. The greatest joy one person can know is to understand him- self. Because they opened their minds, numbers of people here were able to experience this joy. Thus, the road towards under- standing others was begun. . N l -... Z ' V 1 N . i i . 'a l 1 nl , I , if. I U 1 N we' I t aiu in 'L A-I 'I At 78 years, Phoenix Union is the oldest high school in Arizona, and therefore has a proud past. As the all-city school, it has a shifting present. To the city, Phoenix Union has seemed the embodiment of city crime and youths' discontent. In gaining self-respect, Union is moving from this irreputable image to one of virtue and harmony. , ,, wi wi1wai,wf:w,:r-w,' , , . n ' il' , , .fs e n ' ff 1 gig ,Fil N-' sr ' 'W ,' 5 'fly will nxwygy I, tml 1 , x Jlswla ii' 2 ' gr if , Hz, ,lv .z s' A 1 - rt. gf' lm, S W S X xt slr t x. f' s W. 'X if Upon entering school, a role 5 is automatically assigned to each person - either that of student or faculty member Teachers, classified workers, and administrators see to the i .......,.. education of the students. For it is the students - seniors, jun- iors, sophomores, and freshmen, who receive the benefit of the work of the faculty. 4 4. I 00 t ' 44 C .. .1 4 Q 5 in ' v .Q . . X03 tt C' on 'l l 4.- PIIIIIIE lllll is I6 4 N . 5 sat 'll di if, SEX . 3 l ...4 3 .' wk? ?ju.,1.,4.,5 A ...W L,1...,x..,,,,,N Mg. Administrators of Phoenix Union made a big drive for the completion of the eighth building, including a big celebration and dedication for it. They have also chartered tours for eighth graders to visit the campus and the new eighth building. ww A H- l Wdters, Doris X . is RMNX y 'IQ W' x I 5 9 6'1 1 ' 1 Christopher, Arlene Robert Dye addresses the student body. R ob e It A e Prin al I f f fl? Ford, Wayne A. X x Barrasa, Victor 18 - Administration Smith, Wendell E. Moten, Doris Molumby, Mary Thomas, james Doris Moten exchange l X : --1, ' vvg . ,ny 23' - v v-,, 1 Guy Locwcnsrein Covgn Riley M217 Glenna Marcia Linda Ruby 1 5 l i I , an 1' di- f- ff , ' ax' 'g- J' X N N51 ' it 7 Cortez Anduaga Buchanan PCI-cz Russell Theresa I-Ydia Mmm Olivia Glenda . ,X Hutchinson Bess 'WL 35- i P 1 if 5 ' A G -2+ ef f . . W lynx. .P i LaMar Suvanna G -'N s , xx : sig-.31.., Q in ' ' 1 an Q.. : J an c, ' : : i : ' ' Q ,, . in 2 . . G 3 1 4 -,R 1 . 'win' 'Q T' M X, .. .nl X fe .' Vega Adela X uv 5 l sf 1 Y Thcros Sue Many faculty members attended the school games. Wdton Alma Cantu osie 6' , , . ' 1 KX V 4 if i, G e ,Y Alonzo Bourland Susanna Becky if -.k .. Hutchinson Lopez Juanita Green Evelyn i - Administration - 19 the Custodians initiated a Clean Room Award Campaign for the cleanest room of the week. john Haynes was one of the lucky winners. Security, headed by Allen Hebert, has improved the campus leafing problems. H . Y Wendell Smith, Mary Allen Hebert meet. Walter Hermile X qu 'Q-.vt gl Sam joseph Bill Charles Ortega Royalty McCowen Norris 6 f X X , '.5 I I ' W' 'dl T - is 'Q 1 .f 1 l i Ju. p f 11 Hai l le Cafeteria: Mary Gregary, Kelly Keeff, Eva Teeling, Mabel Moecia, Pauline Hess, jean Back, Anita Barraza, Connie Newlin. 20 - Custodians Custodians CStandingJ Al Beckman, james Elliot, Bob Mills, Darell Page, Tom Larry Gonzales, Nathan Grigsby, Hue Brown, Ray Hemandez, Emie Flores Beknke, Dale Snyder. nillil Edward Oliver directs a student to the ties office. s f .rvawt Ken Pettit, John Wright. fSeatedj Don Phillips, Ed Wadlow, Bill,WaUter talks to Eric Powell. l l ls Anita Barraza totals up a student's lunch bill. Care, Margaret ff l Mariotti., Larry Y-.-Q, Edward Oliver warns students to go to class. '51 as ' lg if-v, X K f-. X T P 4 X ,t tx .M ft A Allen, Leon, Smith, Herbert joseph Louis Stan -'MT' 1' A ri zf 7, 7 , 'fr , fl If lx X' i xl Q Collins Clareese N unlcy, Crcba Campus Security l Q '23 lg X rcs. , r ' I Alarcon Alvia Chacon Esclante Elvira Crispina Remijio Diana G11 4- 5- ' f r -. A L 3 Herrera Herrera Lucero Felix Frances Peggy ,Q A 4' 5 . ,. 4, X I ' Mitten Robinson Martha Christy Sandoval Sandoval Tierney Vega Ellis Ralph Trinidad Susan Marie jean Head of the Phoenix Union Right to Read program Eugene Hutloff called the program an all-out effort to erad- icate illiteracy. As the first RTR in Arizona, and the only federall funded RTR here llnion paved the way for many other state schools. Once a month, for half a school day, every Phoenix Union teacher assembles in the Bons Auditorium to learn to teach their students to read better. Elvira Alarcon, Bilingual Teacher, said she considers the program worth- while. 22 - Faculty S IU' X.,- Hurfado Maldonado Fernando L0f 1' 2if1C Remijio Chacon goes over the days Assigment. I Eg? Andrade Barbara W8 3 Ii at . N .. gf Peggy Lucero assists jesse Trcvino in typing. s sr 9 i Hutlof f Eugene X Arthur .,,. 'YQ xr Q , X W '7 NSR 1-9 l KK I I I s xl! Benninger Mr. H.P. X.. ,T Hanahana Hess jean Karen , A W-- JLJ 9 Av X ,, Q, I .5 it I X - - flags 1 l A I aeer xx' s y, , 111-2 f ' fl cg ln ! A K l Merkel Middleton Roberts Mary James Patsy - K . fs if as li I Shores Ueki Wood Stanley Cheri joyce Arthur Lubin listens to a lecture at one of the teachers' workshops. Faculty is f 0 '12 f,x.JP , ..,-f NX ' fi 1 if fi Dallas McIntyre Ogerek Wood HOW2rd Danniel Walter Judy Vi? 1 i -3 .A it N K ,f . 1 Dallas. H3Ynes Newman Herrera Franklin Robert john Gertrude Patrick FTW ffl 'W ,: fs N Qilqk -Iohn'Haynes, Stanley Shores, Dorothy discuss L QB, 1, A a proycct. 'X 2 gn ENGLISH is a required course in argl i if high schools everywhere. When Y nfl ,X asked why English was required,john 5 5 1, fd Haynes CEnglish teacherj com- 3:51 A mented, All graduating students 'L' should be able to speak and write with ease, so they are understood. Thr ugh the study of literature, stu- SCIICS gillfl COfI11'I1llI11C2l- tlOI1 skills, through the ideas and Philosophy of Others. Robert Frazier dressed as a preacher awaits his victims for matrimony. 24 - Faculty George Stegall was interviewed by a member of the year book staff. He was asked, what he thou ht of Phoe- years, its my school! How did he feel about the stu- dents' attitude. He replied, I think it,s poor in general. Coyote, is not only our mascotg he's our les- son in biology. .. M A . Likewise t :Q ' -' fy - .fnmit.,wF1an,g.,,, 'f Ev , gust, A, Brian Daves, Richard Hoffman, listen to Mr, Elmer Hatfield, shares a joke with Cindy Aros, and juno Cueller. Washington explain a theory. R ,ff liz. If 't I 'Z fs. 4? 5 l X - f - s r , i .t t f s . I ll V A al if Lumley Saylor Schaffer Fourt Grisby Donald BCIIY Frank Millard Rosalyn - 1 5 ' Q I .av-'wth' i i in -J J, er: , X I Hatfield Hoffman Martinez Plummer Stegall Elmer Richard Manuel Paul George Faculty 25 nix Union? He replied, ftef 1 Burch Patricia ,n.,,v f - '0 4 Q.. nn Pete Ramirez josie Armando 'X 5 - .gigs -.ts X .. M1 u X gg my ..' Casillas Nemeth Hilario Norma Union Moves Forward Norma Nemeth was interviewed by a member of the yearbook staff. She was asked how she felt about Phoenix Uniong her reply was, Phoenix Union is making good forward move- ment in school spirit. She was also asked how she felt about the dress code. Her answer was NOK! She also addedg The students at Phoenix Union know that they are here to learn and are highly moti- vatedf' 26'- Faculty vi- iiikq 1 f , 'g Diaz Rene X. it .RQ . rv- ' . 'Psi'-'X -Six if -, 3 2- '? ' 1 fi vu 5 ' v 4 ,iff 4 , L ,I i31s3 'i f 'Tl'-: it in I P ig, Martin Lucio McGill Larry '-w I , , , . I , f Webb Wyatt Ba Ruth Lottie William 'Wt' rw .-aa s S Swanson james Krell john Barbara Mrs. Josie Pete converses with students in the quad. Merrill Butcher Craig Goode Flores Pau Sharon Charles Calvin R2Ym0Ud ...Q X Figueroa Soto Raymond Flores takes a break, between his busy schedule. Counselors Were Swamped With Referrals Counselors at Phoenix Union were swamped with referrals from teachers who were reporting students' absents, to them after having contacted their parents. At first opportunity the coun- selors talk to the students, and visit 'heir homes if necessary, to advise thvn on the attendance policy. Rene Diaz helps Armondo Trevino register. Faculty - 27 A gm in '22 ng I August jones Rhymes Meador Theresa Gerald ArgiC William V QQ A 'ills 2-A -f--- ins. I' X KH' Sli-lg Madura Mass Kooyers Rose Frank Ella Raymond Wilma 1152 Robert Katz daydreams during one of the workshop's lecture. 'P Edmonson Statz Strong jones Mrs. Mrs. Robert Janette 28 - Faculty Roberts Mr. K 4 Shumway Mrs. nfl. J X 81+ li-- inf sg t 4 2 l rf , ' 44 Barry Black conducts the band during a pep rally. A Moreno Phillip - K :ws up-1 prfj , ,JK . 3 Q .v-4' ,. TX 1 Mm Henderson Eaton Garland Griffin Linda Mary Sherman Valoria 1565, 'lu K rl '. N as Q - G, 1 K, Q R.,- . ss 35211 .A 1. if Katz Olsztyn Stearns Black Robert ,Ioan joan Barry V ,aw Ln Wenninger Leslie Hortcncia Lopez works on her art project. 1 gag.: QQPQM LJ Janette jones cuts out a shape in clay. Coach Meador explains rules of the game. Bind m1fChC5 dufing 3 Pafadc- Faculty ba 4 -WP, it L4 vm J . .,, '11 f' ' f i K at il I X it Q' ' ' we .lr V yhif f.l.':SlMl+! .' Barnes Brisbin Culver Robert William Roscoe . X h X. I K ms Qs il V' I W' Dx X. alfa' t J f Flint Franquero FUUC1' Preston Frank Charles Jr. 2' . 4 l 1 N Y I , ' f r s?,4P, 5' 1 5 'SX ' Mr. Rich's house plan Faculty Albert Romero, Pete Lopez, and friend work on project in sheet metal. ,A . b 9 'F 'X f l f .,,.4 or K, ll R I Harvey Jensen Reed Roberts Russell Raymond H. Mel Walter ,R , Wa fm 1, If i O Y K Teac! to their PCP 44' All discusses students 'a' tl ig rx 'if X . 'e N9 2 X f v 4 N. , ,, W. ,, Q i , . A . ix l i s f t if ' H A ,, ,f fe f sr Brown HughCS Ihms Loggang Kent Byron Jimmie Kenneth ' X lf' i i to t l I A , - 1 'if . -r , i s -.I X ' U N . j .X I- i if ' f V i I , 1 dr: 3 Q , f ,rt t o y f X , g il t f X 1 i I liz ' gif ' 5 Mfii ' If ' 351342-::'6Qf9 Qian 4 Q. Luck Rich Rosenberg Seih Harold Thomas William Wilke ' , . 9 - ' . -MM ' A, .-,.v ,V L' iff--. ' I -.,-N,, ,, W ' 1. Mr. Rich's carpentry class builds houses. Preston Flint who teaches Furniture Upholstery, believes in giving young people a better insight into the world of work. As in other vocational classes, upholstery gives students the oppor- tunity to devegmp their skillki students ecome s Nllliyul enough to acquire a job after the com pletion of their studies. ready to return af ter a Faculty Phoenix Uni n's Business Dept. assists stude ts in l,Q2I:H1I'1g how to malce a living for them- N, selves. It teaches them efficiency, punctuality, and most of all responsi- bility. Phoenix Union offers Data Proc- essing, Marketing, and other business classes. 4:5 Cline Derr Rex james Fielder Jerry Haner Massey Edith Berry Mrs. Vaughn helps student with her work. Mr. Derr checks typing assignment. fi If potcct Smith Tucker Pauline Richard Rober P Jf dpi My ew .9 A V x YN ,XJ iw, 12-My 'ily pifiw Vaughan Rose I0 Dalmolin Dove Edwards Gebler Marion Rodger Glenn if 4. 1 . ,af if Y i re- R 1 I X is -Psa H W V Lf? , 1 Henry Richard Sorenson Alvin Students take reading examination. X' ff fl A , N Keithley Fred Willenberg RJ. IREIINN. L lg. X Nichols Ralph 0? 1 I Bahian Bernal Bragg Cardwell Billie Louis Verna Floria X , X5 Eg, + X 'V Vu M em .iff r ff X Cathcart Elearnor '. he i . .I l it ,Q Mrs. Pearce concentrates on her workshop Kenneth Dean prepares stuffing. Paul Lee, Micheal Lamb assignment. Cherry bake pies. f jvc' f by Navarro Mary Lou 54 Faculty Franklin jean Gander Sadie gil fi Osborn Vivian 5. Schroedter Tucci Max Anna . ,I Lukas Rheinhardt A fr If A Tunstill Betty L Qs.-5. X s Chase Claudette sl' Foster Hoef fel Anise 'Q ps N nd Kavm FHUCCS MUQUCS dffomrcs hcl' C2-kC- Beverly Reed serves Mr Luck coffee J, 5 T-1, J f -so .Ji l Kopchak Kushibab Louise Adelaide LaMothe Dolores Virginia JoAnn '5- Williams Patricia xi when ' J 3 Q., 4, ' if 1 lx' f 5 if I , . in Rf' ' 1 'P, 1 0' ,, , f, ,. f l,'f.,'.' Ml: - X . 6 l ',,,-. xx QM , 4 4 X I K f'hnn I! , SENIORS Between the day they first entered as Freshmen and the day of their gradua- tion, the Seniors have seen many changes: . . . at Union . . . of the city of Phoenix . . .in Arizona. . . throughout the UQS. . . . around the world . . . and beyond the heavens. After june of 1974, the Seniors will leave Phoenix Union, their paths will diverge. And once again they will see changes - this time within them- selves. Abril, Yolanda Alfier, Cristina Alvarez,,Ioe Anaya, Manuel Anderson, Cathy Arbvizu, Maria Mad Hatters Day was Thursday of Homecoming Week, and the Senior activity day. The main event ofsthe day was the judging of hats worn by some of the students and faculty particularly for the occasion. Three hats were chosen for being the prettiest, the weirdest, and the funniest. The prize for each winning owner was a two-feet long Sugar Daddy. Senior Janice Porter received her Sugar Daddy as the prettiest hat. 38 - Seniors Football players sit quietly as they are introduced at assembly. 'SEQ Anna Arvallo Astorga, Luis N Barajas, Javier Bautista, Lillian 4-1 KT' Q--.. Bernard, Barbara Betancourt, Susie Bowie, Debra -emi... BIOWH, Randy Brown, Stanley Buchanan, Raymond jg, Rx Kim :iSicimo Brooks tenseiy guards his man. Seniors l JUN I7 ,via N eve'- Canez, Margie Carrington, Brenda Castello, james Castro, Guadalupe Laura Leticia Chapa, Carlos Chavira, Elena Cheer Tried to Involve Some of the Seniors in the Varsity Cheer, Ruth johnson, Lydell Duckett and Brenda Carrington graduated this year. Though this was their last year to cheer at the Rallys and Assembly, they tried their best to involve the students. - Seniors Cherry, Maria ' 'lf-'WWE f ! ,- S john Brown makes a couple of remarks at the pot luck din ner. it P 1 Cobb, Beverly m,,,l , X, Q X if t, it ,.,, ,Mei 'H lm Q. swxvllffsgi Colter, Robert NXXXKEXX Contreras,jonathon Cook, Wallace hu. Debra Holt interestingly listens to her teacher in class. th Cordova. Yolanda Corrales, Henry ff! V-A Cortez, joe Davis, Brian enjoys while she serves food at the pot-luck dinner. Seniors 41 iDe la Torre, janie De Leon, Ruben De Marbiex, Mary Dixon, Brenda 42 - Seniors X A Rick Guyton observes Industrial Science demonstration. fx Duckett, Lydell Duenas, David 5 'Z7 Espericueta, Sylvia Flores, Adela Flores, Mary .ll Q Frank, Leroy Frausto, Tony Fred, Tina Freeman, Timothy SeniOI' Class meetings were held on Monday mornings and on Thursday afternoons during lunch hour, in Conference room A. Only a few Seniors attended these meetings, one of these was Victor Roman. Meetings would last an hour or less. ..I' Galaviz, Golly Garcia, Dena Garcia, Pablino Garcia, Ow- fell: lo 7.194 Garza, Teresa gf 'QF David Gomez shows the photographer he's gonna let the car have ir. Seniors 43 Y' 'Sl . 1 , 4 Seniors -- 44 Darell Owens tunes up his sax at pep rally. Rudy Leycndecker gets bombarded with snow during art club outing in Flagstaff . ua, A O'Gilbert, Myron Gleason, Rudolph ew Q. A ,bt-2 rg ,PB 1' ,ek ,kd - ' fl ' ,Wil .4 'fs 1,6-f bil' m ' Ai-X lil, 'ff ' Y A A I -, , Gonzales, Carmen Gonzales, Cruz y ezi, , 'fi e y -s-Afe ' f , Q john Hayne and Patsy S Gomez, Anita W Gresham, Bemey Gunn, Paul Gutierrez, Pete -.Z Guyton, Eric Harvey, Oblcsrra Harris, Linda Harris, V on her English assignment. Mrs. Mitten was the advisor for the Senior Class. She helped them by organizing plans for their activities and money raising projects, sales, and Homecoming Week day. With her help the Seniors w re elected for the fI'1OSf Splflfej ciass during Homecoming Week. Ruben DeLeon accepted the award for the Seniors during the Assembly at the end of that week. Seniors 45 .03 4 PM Gio' Flfddy S212l l0 awaits qllittly I'Cgi5CI'2CiOn card is Rgndy Bfgwn and Raymond Buchanan Hawkins, Sandra Hernandez, Bcatncc .. ,, ,U I ' ' ,r lx .3 Q N. 5,4973 Lf' I 'Ly Q I ,N . lf:igfi25 W - HC1'H2HdC2,J05CPh I-Iemandez, Octavio ' ',qfQi'!k.:Sf,:.4.- Carol Villa writes her homework down in class. 46 - Seniors have a few laughs before practice. Brian Davis auctions Karen Scott at sopho- more slave sale. On Thursday aft r Ho ecoming Week, 530 air 1ll3:odn'balIlloons WCIC IOPPC from the fire escape of the large Auditorium to the Square below. They were emptied from plastic trash bags. Any balloons returned intact to one of the Senior officers would receive a prize. Three balloons were blown with a piece of marked paper in them. If any of these were returned the owner would get a special prize. Hightower, Alberta Hoover, Bonnie a All Howard, Lellious Howard, Lola Hubbard, Charles' if . if +1 Bemi Gresham gives an oral report in Mr. Hayan's class. 47 - Seni Seniors Take Memories Among the things that Seniors take with them when they graduate, are memories that they had gained from the past four years of high school. As Freshmen, the class of 1974 wit- nessed the boycotting and picketing of Phoenix Union by Chicano parents and students. While Sophomores, the Coyote football team travelled the 117 miles to Tucson to play the Tucson Badgers for the state championship. nl. Jimenez, DYIUUY johnson, Caleb johnson Charles iff, 411. lim .ff Ed johnson, Ida ,lOhnS0n, Ruth Jones Craig -wi-'Q .4 3 5 Ll Karen Scott proudly leads the band at half time. Tony Sanchez watches football game while - Seniors eating ice tr' Rodney Gresham wears popularly worn hat. Members of the basketball team enter campus . lf' rQQ 4 1,f' 101 gf 'I' s luv 'Id' 'ig' fi' -':f':f'?f5 k'ilo'v' vo: Pm lA iu'w .'foovo5'o' ..fh.'3'l H.nO.'.'.'nnan. '.a JOHCS, Floyd J0nCS,J2mCS JOHCS, Renee Juarez, Elizabeth at ,U-.rig 'V ,id .J ,ix fy KCHIICCIY, Gracie Lauro,,Iohn Lenma, Edward 'Lf LCWiS,.JimmY Lopez, Alex Lopez, Alex Seniors - 49 Larry Short stops for Union. ii fi I 1 Lopez, Frank Mabry, Mary Martin, Marvin aw Maldonado, Larry I' get Virginia Squeakie Collins and Renee jones wait to have their class schedule registration typed. Martinez, Arthur During their junior year there was no one significant event, but several, the construction of the new Eighth build- ing began, the Play Day in May. And some students were still dis- cussing, a year afterwards, the per- formance of the Up With People troupe. Asked what seemed to stand out in her junior year Maria Arbizu answered, To me it seemed that the students grew closer. 50 - Seniors Martinez, Cecelia Martinez, Felix Martinez, Rose 134 CN Mata, EFUCSY McCowan, Elaine Menchaca, Christina KDS A, Menfield, Glenda Miranda, Teresa Mendez, Debbie Mendoza, Esther Moraga, Cs Moreno, Angel 4 7 i 'xi , Inc: 'gk ,N QL QM' Susie Betancourt, Elda Narvais and Laura Castro sit patiently to watch assembly. Seniors 52 - Seniors lx 5 ZA -vm., 'til' M'-lfillof SY1Vi3 i Munguief Pete iNarvais, Elda Nava, Yolanda 11 Navarro, 'N-Q Norwood, Dannie Graduation Comes School during the '73-74 year was, for the Senior Class, the most important year of all: the year of their gradua- tion. Naturally then the most significant event for most Seniors was the actual commencement, during june of 1974. But before this, there was the opening of the new Eighth building for the second semester. Neal, Kathleen Ned, Tom Asked to pose for the cover of the 1974 Phoenician, this group is predominantly seniors ICN Nunez, Rose Owens Pad1lla, Rudy Craig jones leaps through the air to recover a rebound. .,,..-ul 4'?x Q., 6 Pena, Edward Perez, Pete Peroza, Seniors - 55 54 - Seniors Perz, Rosalinda Peterson, Herbert YY Charlie Gosa shoots for a basket at game against South Mountain High. K V W Pittman, Sarlja A-,lil 9' fb R J' f I Ponce, Ronald Porter, Janice Post, Arvella Ramos, ROSS aw f Twain- Beverly Eleanor Rhymes, Victoria Richardson, Kenneth Rider, Phyllis Rodriquez, Maryane ggi iq .. C C., r. as ,u 1- C 's L. 'J I , Q 4' 1 . i 73' W I ix J Floyd jones encourages his fellow Coyotes to come to the Varsity Basketball Game. Rodriquez, Roseanne R.U.'s Eiudent Council wfsainvolved in a Stu CI1f COLIDCI exchange. The Student Council exchanged with West High, Alhambra, Central, Camelback and Trevor Brown for a whole school day. The reason for doing this was to let other High School students get acquainted with our students. Seniors - 55 56 - Seniors 1 1 A I-XW7? hah we mei . ' C! ' X .1 'X swim: -..'. 4 A .QQ , . 'ga Romo, Rosemary Rubi, Arthur Ruiz, Maria Ruiz, Pauline Ruiz, Tommy Salcido, Patsy Sanchez, Alex james jones gives a fighting cheer for his team. l ff x-.lx in 'A In Coyote country, Seniors engaged themselves in many of the happen- . . ings around campus. In club activities , J, t I such as the BSU., Spanish Club and 1 - the Aff Club Where seniors went and shared their knowl- L S ,V-fs edge with other students on campus. I' r 2' A eff' n .f . Students get together in Union Square to converse during the lunch hour. SHFICIWCZ, Alfonso Sanchez, Anthony S2f1ChC2,.l05iC ' Schultz, Frank Scott, Gregory Scott, Karen A ff 1 Homecoming Car Bash was sponsored by Student Government. Seniors - 57 I 1? sq' :X C45 f Scroggins, Esther Simmons, Cynthia Si5UCf0S, ADUIOIIY Smifh,.lCffY 58 - Seniors X M--ff 'fb LA .iss 1---0 ' , Phoenix Union Rock Ensemble play for Pep Assembly. 5h0Win8 hcf SPifif Alice NHVUTO d2nCCS in Pep Rally. 1 P lu Sneed, Sam Solomon, Lillian Soza, Paul Steele, Billy dig Stephens, Robm Tamez, Elvira Tang, Charlene Tate, Dena john Contreras listens quietly as he takes notes. Aix vi gr'-10 i Taylor, Alecia Terry, Katherine Thompson, William Torrez, Norma hawk... Edward Pena gets in step with Cheerleaders. Seniors Unignizg Seniors - 59 -we--ff Trcvino, Stella Valdez, Michael Valenzugla, Anthony Vance, Arnita Lavonna, Venalde Vega, Sylvia Valtierra, Manuel Vila, Carol MUS' Helm Dfmlfbicx f21kCS 2 bffak- I would be a heman! ! says Brenda Carrington. Seniors f. ar: Villegas, Silvia Waldrop, Larry 31 White, White,Johnnie White, Sammy ,, XA LEX. 595. rr xr -- , in-..N NNW - a film SLM: Q -...ai Ql Pete Gutierrez came in 2nd place in the Divisional Meet at Papagc Park. Wilson, Angela William, Lewis Cynthia Silk screen by David Gomez. Seniors - - NZ, ---3 5. ,R Q if .,..f--f- .nv 'Q W !l! 3 X ar 3 x sw W ,ga 4 Q x :T Y xg P , ,L WX A..-.--M MW ww, Q .kk f...w-f-- 47 J UNIORS Waiting for the graduation of june '74, the juniors remain in the wings until the time when they can take their place at the head of the student body. Inheriting the responsibility of leadership, the Class of '75 must take themselves firmly in hand in order to fulfill their role. QS S-J Acosta, Alice Christina Cynthia Aguirre, Aros NE' Atchison, Baca, Baisey, Vicki Diana Ira md., ww x Barlow, Barron, During a presentation at Lowell school,-Jean Sanchez pro- Adam Queen Esther Debbie m0fC5 the aff Of Ph0f0Sf2PhY- t A .3, Bell, Willie 4 ll .2 tl Q4 I ini' Matmaids Violet Juarez and Connie Lopez sup- At the match against East High, Adam Banda struggles to overcome Benitez, port their team at the wrestling match. his Opponent, Iprrainc 64 -juniors BCFUHH1, Bejarano, Bonner, Brannon, Burato, Carrillo, Vivian jose Donald Kermit Rosie Silvia During lunch Esther Ruiz and joseph Casper Habre sit and talk in the Square. In his an C1355 Albert Villaviccncio works on his mural proiect. Carthen, Cgstfg, Cauley, Brenda Jerry Charlene Cook, Cook, Cl1C1121f, Abram Benj Raymond Chavez, Ernest X, ,dy S-I Daniels, Verna Chavira, Colter, Isabel R. L. Juniors are required to take American History and an English class, but jun- iors als have the OppOI'fL1I'11fy FO select among the many courses offered in the academic and voca- tional areas. Among these electives are music, art, photography, P. E., Home Economics, food service, power sewing, drafting, sheet metal, cosmo- tology and many, many others. jun 66 -juniors J,v' Davis, Duckett, joel Flanagan, Vesthylor Flores, Maria Foster, Gayle Dixon, Cheryl DeLaT0rrC, Devine, Diaz, Mary Debra Ruben Dixon, Carla fx ' nw -I 5, l s 'U' 4 f-9' Eddings, Esparza, Farinas, Felix, Fields, Eleanor Carmen Yolanda Byron Larry i -lun-...,-,, 2 Margie Gonzales does the work Phillip Moreno has assigned in Photography Class. 1 Gallegos, Priscilla Galaviz, David Gaxiola, Gomez, Steve Gracie 4' ix ,X 'i ' r 'Ry Gonzales, Grimaldo, Richard Betty fr business is slow at the junior Class car- Rosc Vaughn fsponsorj, Lynn Kozaka and Eddings take a short break. ' ,Q l,f, 9,1 4 Q. ,uf 4 471 , f -1 . .i A f ' :Et -' fl 2155 All C if. T-,, I f Va lil 'o 4' Neff LJ x .H .P At Snow Bowl, David Galaviz and MaryHelen DeMarbiex wait their tum while RoseMary leaves her mark on the tree. Part of the juniors' res nsiiaility is to arrange for the S21lC di C 2158 I'1IlgS. Because the contract with josten's had run out, the Class of '75 had the opportunity to choose another com- pany. A decision was made to invite two companies, Herff jones and jostenls, each make a half hour presentation. From the materials that were shown, and the sales pitches that were given, the junior class elected to remain with ,Iosten,s. Gutierrez, Gutierrez, Blanca Juanita y, S. Guyton, Habre, Cathy joseph juniors - 67 , If. A Tim- - This Pep Rally found Tammy the Coyote fmascotj and Anthony Lee fpresidentj in an Indian Hand Wmstling meet Harris The Coyote won. R051 C I kv Hammons, Hernandez Kathy George Hemandcz, 19555 Hcmandffl, ROSIC During Registration Leticia Barajas waits to be helped Earl one Saturda morning the junior ass held a car-wash at a exaco gas sta- tion on Central and McDowell, from ten to one o'clock. Eight juniors participated in the car- wash. Esther Ruiz and Anthony Lee helped in moving the cars after they were washed. The junior Class earned 32000. 68 -juniors --.fx Q xr . N .. .LQ lf Src 6. X xr r .-L -3 , ,Mr 1 k:.X, E Lv -wi .ire xx wwzg :S Ser err.. Q QS. e r -WB . Niiiyf g . . Y X :fa X Xxw johnson, Lois Norma , .mgdga johnson, Uriah jones, jones, Juarez, Clyde Shirlyn Violet ,,f During lunch at a pep rally students gather around the first building to watch the band play. IQ King, King, Carolyn Michael Lee, Anthony Lee, Lee, Lerma, Kermit Paul Ana juniors - 69 if ttt During lunch, Angelina Limbs and Phyllis Davis share a pickle. in Lopcz Lucero Peter R101 Luera Lynch oe Arthur .' ff If F - . vo A f- . a , P' s f 'L fy Xen ? WK t H Maldonado, Marquez, In Mrs. New Benny Mary 70 -juniors Limbs, Lopez, Lopez, Angelina Carol Connie LOPCZ, Lopez, Connie Florisa Hem-y man's English class, james Dean works on his assignment A Marquez, Michael A tt Y 7 t Qs ig ,, T Q' sr. as ,xx Friday, November 2nd,,Iunior Class had its Cake Walk, which had been postponed for two days. The Walk began during lunch. junior Class had 15 cakes, donated from students and teachers. Students hesitated before participating, but caught on quickly. Participants walked in a circle as music played, and stopped when the music ceased. Each person stood in a numbered sect' n. When t WID- fllflg YIUYTILECI' WHS YHWH, the person standing in that section won a cake. Winners were: Etta Free- man, Kenneth Davis, Rudolph Glea- son, Teddy Colter, Verna Daniels, and many more. junior Class profited with the sum Of 52575. Marquez, During lunch, Rosie Hemandez completes her homework. Sylvia iz 'CI X k Martinez, Martinez, Martinez, McCuin, Melendez, Melton, Bobby jose Paul Joanna Michele A Mendoza, Rosalie Sandra l Q A Moreno, Montano, Martin Michael Before class starts, Vestaylor Flanagan plays a quick game of cards. juniors - 71 Moore, Moore, Moore, Clyde Dem 9 e 14:3 aw Murillo Fred alia During the game against West, larry Bird Peo- Nava, NQVQIIO, Newell, ples watches from the sideline. Eva,-,Selina Dora Rim 72 - juniors Norris, Jay P. OfCf0, Offil, PRCC, Padilla Padilla Payan Hilda Pete Brendelyn Johnny Susie Angie like -H-. juniors were seated in the north side of the gym during basketball pep assemblies. G' On the night of Phoenix Union's first football game, the junior Class, repre- sented by Anthony Lee C Class Presi- dentj, Rosie Buruato CClass Secretaryj .and Rose Vaughn Advi- sory sold Pix1 Stix in the stadium. A profit of 320 was gained. Peckard, Pena, Peoples, Perez, Debra Susie Larry Alicia Elida Rosa 5 as is 5 5 f f' . ' Porter, Porter, N f ' joe Pamela , ,,, During the Sports Pot Luck Dinner f given for Union sportsmenj Gerald Gay Powell, Ramirez, watches his plate being prepared. Eric D0101-cz 1:12. lgdfsz El a. Riley, Rivas, Stella Elvert Sherman Patsy Arlene Henry Ramos, Reeves, J uniors :SF Q I 'L . x HQIRTTW Q E3 4' J -ligxj Elvcrt E Rcdmona ISSJ scores against North .fl i 3 Sevilla, Norma Shields, Marvin .nf xy, V YI Simkins, Sammy Solomon, joyce Simmons, Branetta Solomon, Mitchell In Coyote Square, students gather around to see the pep rally. Sledge, Smiley, Smith, Smith, Micky Cedric Marilyn Stanley Soto, jesus ,IOC Star, Stuart, Sumpter, Tapia, Gary Donald Kerredia Hilario Q Soza, Robert Jake Doris Moten fassistant Principalj engaged an Army Band to play on t e Same dayjuniors continue selling candy apples and pickles as the band performed. junior participants were: Cathy Guyton, Patricia Herring, Anna Escalante, Rosie Burato, Elea- nor Eddings, Carla Dixon, and Michele Melton . . . Jos 75 Taylor, Artis Esther i v Basketball Pep Assemblies were held in the gym to expose students to the place where the actual Taylor, Taylor, 82010 WO'-lid be Pl3YCd- Jackie Pearl 76 -juniors X V7 11- S g .1 Q ' Taylor, Toliver Thompson, Thome, Tice, Torres, ue james Terry Gerald Donna Gloria fqxz, .f If , . fr. Isabel Estrada and Mary Lou Hemandez exchange notes in Martha Mitten's junior English Class. Trevino, Uribe, Valdez, Noel Sylvia Ricky Vargas, Vaugn, Villa, Vivian Diana Lena Following tradition, the junior Class worked in the concession stand during ,A 07 the Homecoming game. Students working in the stand were: Rosie Tor- res, Lynn Kozacka, Anna Escalante, Betty Grimaldo, Rosie Buruato, Carla Dixon, Etoyce Hollen, Hilda Otero, Michele Melton, and others who worked in various shifts during the game. The stand opened and items were sold before the game start d. Items sold r nged fro : citings, candy applies, pic es, cof- fee, and hot chocolate, to the regilar items sold. Almost sold out by the beginning of the fourth quarter, the junior Class made 310750. In Photography Class, Clarence Walker Uuniorj and Steve Arredondo fsophomorej do their class assignment. N - , fi Villavicencio, Alberto 1 Watson, Deborah Wiley, Linda QQ J I ' x Villegas, Hector I2 Wade, Valerie White, Williams, Aaron johnny Wl1CY, Willias, 5h1f1CY Michael Walters, Walker, Walker, Sonovia Clarence jimmy One of this year's hair fashions was the comrow . Esther Tademy experi- ments on Kermit Brannon. juniors - ,Www wg.. T sfS. 'T' in tiki! 53 . V .0- O kg K - . -3.--. L A 15,5 . va' ary WD 7 i x ,J 'refs i a SOHOMORES When they had reached the end of their Freshman year, the Class of '76 passed through the first metamorpha sis of their high school lives as they gradually passed through the' trans- ition from Freshman to Sopho- moresf' New familiam with the way of life at Union, the Sophomores have found themselves at home. K wfqli: f It sl, ' - x ,, Qu? N it q Q 5 .gigs ,1- f B N X , v mi 'if' n 5 'C' Q 1- t Qin ,4 1 L 1 B fix' in Linda and Brenda, uh, Brenda and Linda Rhymes take break between class. Abbs, Rickey Aguayo, johnny Alvarez, Yolanda Amaya, Adolpho Anderson, Curtis Ted Rodriguez and Albert Esparza clean up after lab work in Biology. Araiza, joyce Arredondo, Florita Arredondo, Steve Avila, Thomas Avers, Shannon Baiz, Robert Angulo, Dolores Ya . , 6 80 - Sophomores Bandin, Margie Baldizan, Josie Battle, Tommy Bautista, Eddie Benitez, Natalie Bernal, Martha Berry, Zora Bertram, Gail Biducea, Lucy Blea, Theresa Blackshear, Alisa Booker, Stephen ff We 5 .11 ,ti Ik is if :em zfugl Q- 3' S b . S. A Ny! Brady, Diane Brown, Betty Brown, Teddy Buenrostro, jose Buenrostro, Victor Burns, Durkey I -'f w4', Burnside, Matthew Butler, Guy Byus, Terry - Cafiez, Cathy ' Canez, Gloria Canez, Sonia Tv -J , X X psf' 1' Sophomore Class President Shannon Ayers accepts change from Joyce Araiza. C K ' 3 5 Q p , 5, Q, fx iz Cantu, Alex Carr, Connie Carrillo, Federico Cartagena, Grace Carthen, Michael Casas, Estrella As the sch 1 year began fl'1C Class OTC! 767, started on their way toward their goal and with little money in their treasury from the past year these people knew it was time to go to work. Sophomores - 81 Castillo, DiDi Castro, Patsy Cauley, Darletta Chavez, Laura Chavez, Sylvia Chavez, Victoria Cherry, Armieda Coleman, Sharon Colter, Andrew Colter, Curtis Colter, Greg Contreras, Frances Contreras, Laura Copeland, Roger Coronado, -Iosie Creamer, Georgetta Cruz, ASusena Cruz, Susie Davis, Donna Davis, Kenneth Day, Chandra Dean, Dennis DeAnda, Catalina DeAnda, Lupe DeAnda, Sylvia Demarbieux, Peggy Dixon, Irene Dixon,james Dodd, Rebecca Engram, Michael Epperson, Elaine Esparza, Albert Espinoza, Paula Esquer, Vivian Eylicio, Rickie Fajardo, Arturo Fierro, Lupe Fierroz, Mary Felix, Brian F imbres, ,JoAnn Flanagan, Willie Foreman, Roger 82 Sophomorcs , - ,Q ,qs vw l AB-.....-La ,R-ff' 51 'FV' ,gras Pao 4 fi 6 8 fif..i. 7' E i On the Child Developement playground Patsy Ponce and Rosie Mata have a little chat. .Wi NV Together with their adviso Daniel Mfrmyfe, this group oi Soph- OfI1OI'CS I'IlCf in room 334 almost every Wednesday. At the first meet- ings plans for Sophomore Day were laid out. Their activity was held on the second day of Homecoming Week. With this activity Cwhich was followed by othersj leading the way, money in the treasury started going up! and up! Flores, Christina Flores, Rudy f Flowers, Rose 44-43, . . Fontes, Martin J ' Foster, Van Frausto,.Ionathon Freeman, Etta Freeman, Hiawatha Gabaldon, Genoveva Gammage, Tamara -- . - Garcia, Abel ff wi L x 4 ' ig: E'gt4,q,,:glE!F Garciahlose i t cj-retain 11 Garcia, Ruby Garret, Kimberly Garza, Juanita Garza, Naomi German, Freddie Gillum, Betty Golden, Shevawn Gonzales, Bennie Gonzales, Dan Gonzaleshlennie Goode, Carla Green, William Guerra, Irma Guss, Eva Guzman, jesus Hall, Dale Hall, Dannel Hall, Diane Sophomores - H5 Haynes, Willie - Hardwick, Roy Henderson, jerry Hernandez, Dolores . Hernandez, Margaret Hicks, Patricia W in Hill, Carolyn Hill, Pauline Higgins, Charles Hines, Larry Holmes, Mark Hoover, Alvin Howard, Darlene Howard, Orlene -Iaramillo, Vivian jasso, Evelyn johnson, Calvin johnson, Earl johnson, Elaine johnson, Paula jones, Annette jones, Donnete jones, Mike V' jones, Terry juarez, Frank jaurez, Lino ' july, Bifford Lambeth, Diane Lechuga, Richard Lee, Ricky I ' aat. I xi l Sophomore Day With Brian Davis acting as auctioneer the Slave Auction began. While this was going on daf fy apples and pop- corn balls were being sold. Confetti eggs made by Hot Lopez, DiDi Cas- tillo, and Joyce Arraiza were also sold. Others who showed spirit were Soph- omore class President Shannon Ayers, Annette jones, Sylvia Miranda, and Senators Donnet jones and Hector Luna. 84 - Sophomores in ,Icnny Moreno, Susan Coronado, and Rosie Medina do assignment in Spanish .,...--A , INA! 5 L....CIII ,li x tv! 'E I 1 in sw. f ' 'S LW. 3 HU 1 if Munguia, George Muniz, Rosalie Murillo, .Jennie Nance, Williams Nava, Sylvia Navajar, Esperanz 2 Lemons, Robert Lerma, Maria Lopez, Hot Lopez,joe Lopez,josie Loot, Tony Lugo, Lucy Luna, Hector Lyons, Linda Manriquez, Leonel Mapalo, Diane Marrufo, Martha Martin, Andrea Martinez, Monroy Martinez, Paul Mata, Cliffy Mata, Rosie McGhee, jerry McGriff, Therman Medina, Rosie Mendez, Cecelia Menford, Bernard Mercado, john Metzgar, Yolanda Miranda, Fred Miranda, Sylvia Mitchell, Ricky Montoya Terry Moore Donald Morgan Cynthia Lucy Lugo takes a look at the East Legend Sopht 85 Narvais, Luis Natera, Irene Norman, Herietta Ontiveros,jennie Ortega, Erlinda Ortiz, Ruth Owens, Emma Padilla, Barbara Page, Michael Parker, Denise Pena, Bennie Perea, Arnold Perez, Estella Perez, Yolanda Peters, Susan Pittman, Yolanda Ponce, Patsy Portillo, Dolores Quihuiz, Susan Ragdalano, Refugio Rallins, Karen Reece, Lonnie Retiz, Javier Reyes, jose Reynolds, Clara Rhymes, Brenda Rhymes, Linda Rilcs, Pamela Rios,,IoAnn Rivas, Linda Robinson, -Janice Rodriguez, Rosemary Romero, Barbara Romero, Francisco Ross, Henry Rubio, Sylvia Ruiz, Maria Salazar, Daniel Salinas, Danny Sallis, Clayton Sanchez, Lorenzo Sanchez, Maria 86 Sophomorcs ee T? I-p. ti ' f 'Kwik i' iw, ll? I l if l- ,,: . if . Y- ftkw W 1 1 S. , . , rw :ZA 5 4 xA , FJ' 2 ' ,xf 3 L . HQ YF' l 4 1 ,vu Here are the ten most studious Sophomores. CNot pictured arejonathon Frausto and Arthur Tor- rcs.j All of the top ten Sophomores had something in common. These students had done very well in their first year of High School. This portion of the class was made up of mostly active people. In fact among them was the Sophomore Class President, Vice,-Pres., Treasurer and two of the Sena- tors. There were also two cheerleaders, four in band, two in some sportfsj and one on the Pom Line. Annette jones was top Sophomore fol- lowed by ,Jonathon Frausto. Number three down the list was Shannon Ayers, Natalie Benitez was next. Hector Luna ends the top 2, of the class. Next was Martha Tclles then Ranked seventh were Viginia Arroyo and joe Lopez. Arthur Torres was ninth and DiDi Castillo was tenth. 1 ,,f. Sanchez, Mario Sanchez, Roland Sanders, Aaron Sanders,joe Sandoval,,Iolinda Santa Cruz, Erlinda vi 'Q 1-wg . Qi!! I 'Y f , . ,-A 1- vi . Savinon, Charlie Shultz, George Scott, Carl ' Scott, Edward, f Scott, Sherry Scrooggins, Lennora .n ug: 1 f 2 C I r'ltQ5i.0qYsii7 Scroogins, Sharon Segoviano, Ray Segoviano, Sylvia Serrano, Victor Sheffield, Bennie Silva, Ernest 54 Sledge, Stanley Solan, Frank Sneed, Kathy Smith, Cris Stevens, Terry l X Tademy, Andrew I Sophomores - 87 As the school year came to an end the Sophomore CHassof1974lookmjoverthen accomplishments, and they saw them- selves very close to their goal. Now they started to wonder about activities for the up coming year when they would show what kind of Prom the Class of 76 had been working for. Torres, Barbara Torres, David Torres, Eddie Torres, Manual Taylor, Demonia Taylor, Ludell Telles, Martha Terry, Gloria Thompson,janet Torres, Arthur X 8 . Q: . if '- 1. . if 5 .1 .QW J i f Y a' 'J x tti p rf 4 I-Q il? Wm f , 1 1 .. ix 'J 9 i I I S ,ff s' A I Q, xl l r ant? ' 't X' 3 Q ' Wes V , p W Q W W ,i p dl kiss t Q 1.i,, L ,i : ' N ,ff ,Aff Victor Buenrostro keeps in pace during one of Cross Country meets. Treece, Cynthia 1 Trevino, Benny . Trevino, Sandra L - Trotter, Harry p . Trujillo, Rosa V - Turner, Cecillia , r ' Valencia, Robert Valdez, Arlene Valdez, Edgar Valdez, jesus Valdez,joe Valdez, Marshall 88 - Sophomorcs -ni m.4..s,.,- , Barbara Torres, Barbara Romero, and Evelyn jasso take time to check over weekly assignments. Vaughn, Shirley Verdoza, Maria Verdoza, Rose Verdoza, Samuel Villacenico, Peter af lx, fd' v Villeyas, Angel , Villavieencio, Erasmo 'Q 4, , Vinson, Robbie P Wade, Lennie yi ' ' . Q , h A Walters, David Walters, Dorothy . pw ,f Walthers, Susanna 4 Ware, Sylvester Washington, Perry Watson, Andrew Watts, jennette Weatherhead, Loretta West, Roy Sylvia Rubio concentrates on her reading. jose Reyes, Luis Narvais, and Rudy Flores work together on an assignment in Biology. White, Dareell White, Mary Williams, Anita L, Williams, Carol Wilson, Margo Winfrey, Dwaine Works Diane Young, Ester Orlene Howard takes a rest after an exhaust ing walk through the snow. Sophomores S K X x 1-1-an-f ,W ff im QQ J FRESHMEN Once they were the Eighth graders' at schools like Bethune, Hawkins, Her- rera, and Grace Courtg soon they would be the new Sophomore Class. But for now, their dignity lay in Being the Class of '77. Freshmen this year held a Getting to Know You Dayl' for the Homecoming week. They gave away name tags in the Square to anyone who would say hi to some- one from another class, race, or oppo- site sex. Because of lack of advertisement some of the students who did receive a tag were surprised. Kenneth Adell Fabiana Afuirre f .- Rosemary Aguayo Adam Aguliar . Maria Alvarado r Jeanne Aguayo ' um li Vickie Anderson Anaruby Angulo Maria Aragon : Robert Aragon t' Corrine Argusta Barbara Armenta f Adela Arriaga Barbara Arroyo Maria Astorga Patricia Austin Freddie Baca Diane Baisey . Frances Baker LaVerne Baker y ' Mary Bandin X Mary Barajas J T f ' Theresa Barajas Roman Barreras 1 Linda Bautista t Emelinda Bejarano f Georganna Bell Frank Benavidez Beatriz Bernal - 1 Q - diff., : xi ' H - g ,gy 'ss - , , 5' ...ov in 'A 's N' ' , :il ' ffssx l 4 Danny Ontiveros enjoys pot-luck dinner for football and cross-country players. Q. ff: tv su. :Q 'M' t V lg ft , 4 x I4 pr '4 Q, t x A l if' l .aff if 92 - Freshmen rv . 15. V ,, fi gf!! I Q f if Q Darlena Berry Gary Bibbs john Billings Nathaniel Boone Gail Brice Louie Burciaga Denise Burnett Phyllis Burns Frank Buruato Demetrius Calbert Marylou Canez Anna Canneady Frank Carpena Larry Carson Denver Carter Ricky Casillas Larry Castillo David Castro Mary Castro johnny Celaya Della Cerda Olga Cerda Paul Chacon Gary Chambers Berry Champaine Arthur Chapa George Chavez Pauline Chavez johnny Chavira Lupe Chen jameselle Cherry Terry Clifford Tanya Collins Ted Connors Duke Cordova Manuel Cordova -:gb Freshmen relax on an outing to Roosevelt Lake Frank Coronado Juanita Corrales William Corum Tommy Crisp Dorothy Cruz Helen Cudjo Freddie Cuellar Nellie Cupis Mary Davis Eugene Day Geneviene DeAnda Teresa Delado Maria DelPalacia Larry Demarbsiex Arthur Devine Robert Diaz Ruby Diaz Michael Dicker Everette Digby Sonia Dimas Harvey Dixon Linda Dixon Mildred Dixon ,Iacquelynn Porter 94 Freshmen 1' YF Q-N i NA .Y Rosa Dllfafl Freshman officers during the first Sl1SiC Duran two months of the school year. Origi- Ingfa Engfam nally set for the first week in October, Gefaldinc EPPUSOU only one eighth of the class cast their ballot. A new ele tion found th t the Freshman class pI'CS1ClCI'1lf was Terry Moore and Robert Mafia ESCZYSCSQ Diaz the vice-president. Rachel Esparza janie Felix Edd Feltus . :LY Q? 1 if jerry Fernandez Lillie Fields Sterling Fields Donald Finley H Danny Fong f if: 3 '5 , l X Q il PW N48 X 4 . 0 ..r N F. james Fontenet 7 rf' Cruz Florez Delphina Florez Ernest Flores Ralph Galaviz Berta Galindo 5 Lucy Galvan 1' W Q Q 'M ,' . l , 4 f -' A ,K fb. ii C9 A f-Ji 1 1 Christina Garcia Gus Garcia Luz Garcia Maria Garcia Nellie Garcia Pat Garcia 1 5 af-if ! , f.2'?.1 .fi Ruby Garcia john Garrett Eddie Gaxiola james Glass Annette Golston Frances Gonzalez Tommy Gonzalez Kelvin Graham Frank Green Barbara Griffin sql' Er' Hn ' a ir.rt f Martha, Maria, andMaria walk to their ncxt class. Freshmen - 95 Bertha Gutierrez Carlos Gutierrez Ramon Gutierrez Gloria Habre Earl Hamilton Faith Harden Willie Harris Ronald Hawkins Noelia Hernandez Raul Hernandez Regina Hernandez William Hicks On November 1 the Freshmen took a field trip through Apache Trail and stopped at View Point to look at the Trails. Afterwards they went to Roosevelt Lake. They loaded up on the bus and left for Tonto N2lf1OI'121l Museum. ft' Many were interested in the Indian Ruins and the Copper Mines. R, F 1 Q Pablo Hipolito Cassandra Hom Peggy Housley Linda Howard Sandra Huerta - Billy Hullaby LI? 41 Q-rd is 45 ,,. :gf Gcncvienc DcAnda enjoys her lunch. ,N '-oi? ' O Q , - x, Lydia Iniguez ' Ralph Iniguez Harvard jackson Victor james Chris johnson Donald johnson . 4 - ' . . il .l Howard johnson Lillian johnson Othaniel johnson RoseMarie johnson Ted johnson Virginia johnson V eva , .A W Dwayne jones Edwina jones Nathaniel jones Patricia jones jesusa juarez Philbert july 96 - Freshmen Q, .,,. A Q:- .v x . if 'W' N l 1' i,i .1 fy X f Q-'49-'. In 1' N w -- i , Mu. gl ' , 1 '- i 6 l ' s. l X' . ' 'ann 5- Q., HI av', E+- u, N . '-ni F I -r' A 1 -sue ' . N 5 .Ex , xsx Llsgfi. J' . . 1-' bf l ,Vi P J' Q' if ,ih, 1,, -.1 3 WIP' ld 4,-f'..y...3,-1.11, ,A A A I4 .:..W . .r , A-A if b 1 rf, i 'JM , i:a'f+, gg41z....'f.f'- , X we af. '.', Nw ' -' . 'P' . we --a..1.we.. H'-f fl if 'if-551 Q ' we -if ,. A 'gill'-7' . ' -,s ' : Y a. f:gjv'QE'Qff'. WN 'o N- . W .-W' ui 'Q Q,- .fpig .' .1 q hh-. U' 'f f Mike Soto and Ruben Miranda watch as a parade passes by Steve Salazar runs the 3.1 mile course Ronnie Keener Sandra King Carol Kunz Terry Lamb Robby Lane David Lauro Alex Lee Alvin D. Lee Alvin R. Lee Jimmie Lee john Levario Patricia Lewis jesse Lopez Mike Lopez Richard Lopez Georgetta Lowe Delphina Lucero Frances Lucero Hermilo Lugo Margaret Luna Rosemary Luna Manuel Marquez Ruben Marquez Sandra Marquez Freshmen I Dwight Mathews Brenda Matthews Annie Mauro Shirley Maxwell Chris Mayfield Oscar McGowan Tonic McGee Edward Mclntosh Alex Medina Jessie Medina Sonia Mejia Lydia Melendez Margaret Mendoza Rosie Mendoza Lupita Miranda Pearl Miranda Ruben C. Miranda Ruben E. Miranda Bruce Mitchell Katherine Mitchell Isabell Montero Almeter Moore Denise Monroe Donna Rae Moore Edwina Moore Once the new 8th building was finished the Freshmen moved into it. The Freshmen will no longer feel apart from the center of activities. Freshmen Block Program was previous located in the stadium since 1972 when the 8th building was torn down. The Bilingual did not have to move far since they were located in the basement of the 5th building. 98 - Freshmen n,rv, it i Bilingual Students study hard -fl. If fn ,Q fg. , , x 3 ,gd .... x-- - V 5 ,1 s - ' ' 5 -r f fi-l M ' fills A l flea fs,-I Terry Moore Frank Morales Robert Moreno Teresa Mullins Olga Murillo Ralph Nava Thomas Navarro jay Norwood john Olguin Angie Olivas joe Olivas Danny Ontiveros Alva Oralia Maria Ordaz Ana Ortega Frankie Ortiz Rosie Ortiz Nancy Ortega lf,- A A 'C Freshmen sit down to eat with a smile. . l Q 2 S I or ., ' , 'gli-,, '- Q Raymond Osorio Tony Padilla Grace Parra Vickie Patterson Robert Peralta Michael Perea Maria Perez Angela Perry Debra Peters Annie Phifer Anthony Pierce Kendall Pittman Fre lmtn Q BQ. ' x ' 4 Diane Soloman retums to class after a cafeteria lunch. Gerald Ramos Betty Ramoz Gwendolyn Reece Sergio Reyes Arnold Rios Rosemary Rivas james Robinson Armando Rodriquez Louisa Rodriquez joann Rogers Patricia Romero Evangelina Romo Maria Rosales Martha Rosales jesus Rosales Virginia Rubi Margarita Rueda Nancy Ruiz 100 - Freshmen A 'wa ab. 1-. F I' 1' Armando Plascencia Washington Pugh Rachel Quintero Amelia Ramirez Arthur Ramirez Rudy Ramirez , 3 4. 4 'N 4 1- 'ft 1 fini, A 3.1: ' 1 .. ,fi R A Albert Vaugh show his candid smile to photographer. sv 1, it fg' f X L my gh! if In the pep rally for the East game, the Freshmen cheer make their first appearance. .1 fo 1' ',l , 1' Us I ,Q F? ff I fs. -my 1 ,- 7' ,. rd .1-fd '55 5 19' I1 'f sz Q A 4 gf lp 'fatilasrsziziifllllg X. an , . .1 .1 L-- fi ,f f 4 ri Q J . nl I i I R l Ns I Robert Ruiz Stephanie Ruis Tamora Sabari Michael Salazar Myra Salazar Steve Salazar Sally Salinas Carlos Sanchez Diana Sanchez Margarita Sanchez Samuel Sanchez Carlos Sanciprian Irene Santa Cruz Esther Santana Gregory Scott Frank Serna Dwayne Shields Robert Silva fix ,ps 4 'lil No' Denver Carter looks at crowd, while he is auctioned off. Freshmen Block Program differs from many of the other courses in that it offers English, Reading, and Social Studies. Math, the other required class and an elective is taken outside the Freshmen Block easing students into the main stream of High School life. ,f Michael Smiley Q - Antone Smith - Brenda Smith l Sammie Smith l Wesley Smith Timothy Sneed '1 Antonio Sosa Mike Soto joe Tallabas Lathan Teague Ruben Teiada 1 If' 1 n 'fi ,Iojohn Terrazas Freshmen - lOl Rufis Thompson Lydia Torres Irma Trevino -Iessie Trevino Richard Trevino Alvin Turner Christie Turner Edwina Vallejos Rudy Varela Maria Vasquez Albert Vaughn Rosie Velasquez Maria Verdoza Rosalina Villa jimmy Vindiola Vivianetta Walton Sunday Warrington Tom Washington Marilyn White Lisa Wiley Velma Wiley Anthony Williams Barbara Williams Gary Williams jackie Williams james Williams Robert Williams john Young Stephine Young Cynthia Zambrano '- Alma Zamora , 'Q - 'X t ': A 92' -0 Because of lack of interest the Freshmen had an unproductive year. Students were not interested in what their class was planning on doing this school year. So things went slowly for them. The advisors helped to start them on their way. 102 - Freshmen ggi? ag n o if 4 is ,013 I I vi 52, A ' wp as J f S A .t , gi Y- M7, x , Q M . t 9659? ll in if ,i With a sly look, Ernest Florez glances at a friend. fp ' 4' Q, I f 'Y 5 N, K uid' l ill 72. i Rosemary Rivas daydreams during dass. Showing her Coyote Spirit, Barbara Arroyo helps out cheerleaders. v 5 r v- . . , . - rv' - I ' A , .7 . E' 1 . nv' l ' ' 4 I rj . Q-Q-xiii! Q r' T Zak' y ' .1 . . V .4 1 ,,,4- V . 'A ..'.r M . K A X ,. Y 'I K .H at .- sfffmgu. aff' J, gig!! ' ei . 'q . ,. 1 X.. 3-ni Stephanie Young reads over her study guide. During Basketball Assembly students sit and watch quietly. Frank Carpena looks toward his teacher. flux A-x ,,A,- ,L l e Lain! 2 .nll'.l.'. At Kenny's, Mike Soto finished a sandwich. ' l . ,, Q bf U -5 .nf ZSQUCS - I '.c.YJ iw 211 make thc . X .. I li .nl N --- Ki 4 fix ,X , i v 7 f Z f 106 - Activities .X ,. . , I- X 'Q .' is l, , ,ya qw, ,- ,SF , 4' Ab, J-.9 of A LL ' . x fs, sf- 1 Duc Mike Carthcn helps Tammy Sabari decorate the goal Raymond Buchanan and Karen Scott, Homecoming King and Queen. Brian Davis auctions slaves at the 1 Xxx i kett class slave auction. 'Y G N8 -.1 . 1 Q1 5- At the Car-Mash, Robert Reddon takes a whack at the Falcon. if, Homecoming week started with Freshmen Getting to Know you Day, Monday October 29th. Fresh- men said hello to students from another class, race, and sex. Sopho- more Class held a Slave Auction, and sold popcorn balls, candy apples, and confetti eggs. On the Weeks sec- ond day juniors held a Sweet and Sour Day. For the Seniors a Mad- Hatters Dayf' they gave a prize to the coyotes with the funniest, weirdest, and prettiest hats. The Seniors were awarded for being the most spirited Class. Friday, Homecoming Day, Exect held a Falcon Car-Mash. Homecoming Queen Karen Scott, and her escorts Lydell Duckett, Ruth johnson, and Janice Porter. Activities - usa.. -7' VX. .uw ff . ' 'R 4' in A Q f 2 V4 vs, A ri 1 7, f- 1 EV., k,.fg-f., , f I 82:65 i F :wi X ff 7 'm2G 'L 0 Cathy Canez and Mary Lu Cafiez dance to typical Mexican folk songs. On October 25 the Billingual Pro- gram held their Second Annual Thanksgiving Pot Luck Dinner. Par- ents, administrators, teachers, and stu- dents got together to participate in this event, held in Phoenix Union's student caferteria. The foods - tur- key, potato salads, pumpkin pies, mashed potatoes, fruit salads, punch, and coffee were brought by the guest. For entertainment Hector Villegas sang, accompanied by his guitar. Girls from Elvira Alarcon's Bilingual class demonstrated several traditional Mex- ican dances. Other girls participated by singing popular Mexican folk songs. Mary Lu Caiiez danced in her Mexican HcctorVil1egas sings CelitoLindo. folk dress. Activities - 109 ENT me W 5- 110 Amvmes Sponsored by the Black Student Union V club members and advisors, the Harlem Nationals were invited to have a Basket- ball game against 1 team made up of PU coahces, '-na.. 3' teachers, commselors and students. The game was held in the boys gym. Tickets were sold for 3.50 in the bookstore to enter. After winning the game, the Har- lem Nationals congratulated the PU Q team. PU students gather for dance connect. k Z3 . kgs Larry McGill gets ready for the jump ball. Audience watches the game against the Harlem Nationals. f 5 af s 'M' Prenendnng to fmd gadgets in a purse, the Harlem seam gather together. I , -Q L s U, , t 7 t 355 ki ' Nj i '21 gig' K , f :yi 'N-...mi x 4 it .ff .- . F - . ff ' Q fl ,P ' . J I it 32 1 Q ' . ig-L is I S I L 'ft Moore dances , QI'-Xi is gif 3. 1 N x 1 N. , --,CK ,Kw.x. by p X . N 9' 4, s HRLDJ 15: XIX' l. Tl There were several pep rallies and pep assemblies this year. Basketball as- semblies were held in the gymg football and cross country assemblies were in the auditorium, and all pep rallies were out on the campus. Pep Rallies and Pep assemblies serve to build enthusiasm in the Student Body. It strives to get the team emotionally ready for a game. The band is there, so are the Cheerleaders and the Pom line. 6 E 4 i 2 iggf .K In the Gym - during a basketball pep assembly, Floyd jones talks to the students about the upcoming game. 112 - Activities .K . av K 9, i xv - Y' 1 't Xl 4 During lunch at the pep rally, the pom line dances to Fever, A. fs 1 xl in 3 g ., lil At the first basketball assembly, the team got Students stand up and clap their hands to ' the school .w 'N fl 'it-SE so Q Nl is l A 6 HN xx '.l,l A Ai VF' . -1 if rs? l il In the skit, Brian Davis plays the part of a teacher who is playing in the basketball game. K Wi X N MID At a football pep assembly the Cheer do a skit to raise the school spirit. v L f 1 f i 4 Z I 1 by ,, I 'Q I At one of the football assemblies, the team was introduced. l J to do a skit 'A ' Sammy White is introduced to the student body as a basketball pep assembly. Activities -115 This year Phoenix Union had many guests. Among them was Brian Rudd, who conducted an assem- bly on drugs, and an Army Band from Fort Lewis. The band played various tunes, which some students danced to. Brian Rudd told everyone K A stories of his past and how gy H ,M he had become involved with A Q drugs. Aside from these many 'ya s K other guests were here this year. A w it h if Y Ql'lEED '15' MONTHS WITH THE 9'h Infantry Division ii: W - lik KP'-. . sz, f ,, ,.,tr4y ,zyli o, r r 1 A S ' vw x 'Y' Brian Rudd spoke dents. iq ,, A, F, 4' A A A it to Phoenix Union sm' Students crowd in to get a closer look at vi I U 1 N Jn . 7 4 l , Fl' In ' rf,-,fe me ze., , - 9 Uk Q1 Students watch Army Band perform one of their various numbers. l 16 - Activities 1, 7 ox., 490 e performers Students dance to the sounds of the Army Band. ., Z During the assembly, entitled Life Witlm Drugs, Rudd spoke of his experiences in jail. .2 .l b .Q A 'Qi We ,, f' ' Q' V, A , I I 1' a T.- . ' V Q g 1 K .151 5 P 3 3 i f ' I S 2 , sl Brian talks told of his childhood, when he had become involved with drugs. Activities - 117 .qt Y. Lx w-.fje-..,rm -f-. D I-W - - V Maria Vega snaps pictures for later memories. J, My . Y' . nv T, 'Wg K '-0 in 1 I A A Teresa Barajas and Virginia Arroyo rode on the float in the bilingual parade. 120 - Activities .4 Upperclassmen arrived at the snowbowl at noon. Ricky Martinez aims at the photographer. N rl. 'C X' IW i f3f'z'i'l .li 'P Parade was the Bilingual float. 'Q F A ' , ' 1 f- I This war team has protection from flying snowballs with a barracade made of snow. IW f y . i I z.. R X -. -. . 4 e F Q. -.sf , I . ,. if. r.:',.' - A 3'-1 . . -,1kY- g' - rg, 'Owl N55- -1 i- y Wstf r. ..f.?w Mario Sanchez joins the snowball fight. , 4w,.:,, ' A ' V 1 ,lr Snowbowl at Flagstaff was one of the gathering places that brought the Bil- ingual classes to this winter resort. The trip was taken in january with the freshmen going on Thursday the v ,,.-4 '-K. 4 . . ,, .J it , . ,,,,,. ,W we., ... . ,Ax Q. ,. ., 1 .wr,.y, 5 V 24th and the upperclassmen on Friday ...t Q. 4 Q t .. .grip I N the 25th. Both groups traveled by .2 j ' ' 'y Greyhound bus leaving Phoenix ' fi ,gr - f ' f if ' Union early in the morning and tak- Q., A -:T y .. fy f ,ff ' .V My ing time out to stop at other historic Effie. X - , I if e places such as Montezuma Museum. L . NJ.- ' At the Snowbowl students got a chance to experience snow, a rare sight in Phoenix. The Bilingual finally returned to Phoenix in early evening. ' N 4' Q 4 Here is one of the teams that gathered for the Snowball War during the trip. Activities -- 121 -. , N, l 's. 5 l ,iii iii V f .W .F Q !, ,ge x, v ' w -.1: fm, -2 :V AUP' l .. Carlos Chapa and Gerald Gay look over food During second semester, registration crowds were a common sight in the Registration Office. at the Sports' Banquet. Coach Rene Diaz reminisces about the football Eva Gomez and Mary Armenra tie ribbons for the camations. season. 124 - Activities 4311: Michael Martinez receives a camation. Cross Country runners enjoy their lunch. P LfJPkiY:'1 ' After the camations were distributed these girls gather to see who-gave-who a Carnation. Students wait to get registered for second semester. Cheer and Pom got together and gave the Cross Country runners and football players a Banquet. The main idea of this banquet was to help these athletes gain back their lost pounds. For the Valentine's Day holiday FBLA sold Valentine suckers. The Spanish Club members distributed carnations to the proper recipients and at the same time National Honor Society members delivered Va1entine's Day telegrams. Activities ,E ' in INN . B ww' y . , . wb. iz? A-1 M .wa-ww I 'Y 1 ff Y 3 ..-A-gpg, fliwf ,J H ch Chacon gives inst FK, f -13' 'Y S. 5.6 ...J 1 Q I ,555 . 1 A - 1 , .g . 1 'Q'-1,.:z3fl.. ,,, .K Aw 'Aw' ' ' ' 4154 65 by ,, Q I ,Q vsp- V . , - Q A I I 'Any' A, Agfy W 'ir' vw K, ,X ' I M 1 gy 5 if ' W ., ,,',f,, K 1 Gerald Gay blocks out a West High runner. , l' Nl Si Q 7 T351 '-lf? 3 1 fills-V 28 ' ' Y 'A ', .- , ' ,Z N.. . . , i J v ,- v , ' - . ..- fi 4- Q- ru S Q , fStandingj Coach Chacon, R. Estcrs, C. jones, D. Carson, M. O'Gilbert, D. Henley, E. Guyton, R. Buchanan, J. Brown, R. Brown, B. Gresham, J. Brown, C. Gosa, Coach Diaz, Coach McGill. CKneelingj j. Harper, L. Peoples, J. Currethers, C. Chapa, T. Thompson, E. Aaron, A. Cook, R Gresham, M. Martinez, M. Serna, G. Galaviz, D. Gomez, B. Felix, C. Anderson. CSittingj T. Sanchez, K. Lee, S. Sledge,j.,Iones, B. Cook, G. Scott S. White, C. johnson, P. Farjardo, B. Martinez, G. Gay, A. Moreno,,I. I-Iabre. Players await the closing seconds of the game. 'fr . F Q is Coyotes scramble to stop a South Mountain runner from gaining yardage. Varsity Football - 129 V X . S- Mmifmx , orc vnctoxy ovcr the T I Q, if 'N-5 .Ol- if L 1' s K, ' S ' , I -my .g - x x, ' R' Q, .4-. Q -X if . ,. Q W f 2 y, Q., 9- SW 1. , -f ' 1' A wif- .au J -Y ' , X' g 1' ' g 5 . -1 A K Q V 'f A, .. sv, if ff? 34 S M xQ a,5,fw-cv-5Jf'rsgd,.j kx QQ fuf .N .ucv ' ' Xiu. - f x K , 4 X a .wk , . . , 1. Q gg W 0 Y' minute types help Af' F ' bcfofc 80in8 Out to the field- Caleb johnson takes a break during the game against East, Coaches and players break through the Mustang sign at the end of half time. 5 I JA Bemie Cresham expresses his pain after an injury. . ...N ,Q 9' David Henley watches as teammates practice, ail vARs1TY!z Q 2 PU 'C ii ' 2 . ' OPP 14g jr Sr. Mary's 35 25 i East I , 0 7 North 14 7 South 7 12 Central i 54 14 Trevor B. 7 21 Camelback 23 14 Carl Hayden 8 22 West ' 16 20 Alhambra 21 Won 4 Lost 5 i Tied 1 131 r v fSittingj B. Mitchell, R. Abbs, R. Aguilar, D. Salinas D Hall A Moreno M Engram fKHCCl1hg, M Solomon J Williams R Hardwick M Shcilds, M. Sancipiran, A. Lynch, D. Dean, K. Brannon fStand1ngj Coach Thompson T Battle ,I Sanders H Trotter R Copeland M jones B Thompson, F. Sloan, Coach Mcza. J .V. FOOTBALL PU OPP 6 East 9 14 South 8 28 North 0 20 Central O ' Trevor B. ' 34 Carl Hayden 0 13 Camelback 6 6 West 7 0 Alhambra 13 'Cancellation Won 5 Lost 3 Ticd 0 132 -JV Football 3-in .PQ ' if ,I.V. fights to scrape yardage against Camelback. j.V.'s offensive line gets set for next play. .ga 4 1 + 1 ,sew V' - ' A wh . . Q 4: , K. . . .- , . , Q W 4 . .UQM ' 'A lx: - .V . . N -ig A if tfffi ,-1 f'53'.. 'l .. Coyotes move in for the kill. ,mann A 5' . I Q'-s According to their coach, the junior Varsity football team found them- selves out of condition at the offset of the season. The lack of preseason training cost the jayvees their first game against East. Through a team effort, the stituation was soon remc: died as proven in the next game, a win against South. One of the greatest assets was the team defense. In the words of Coach Thompson . . . We had the best defensive team in the city. The only set-back was numerous injuries towards the end of the season. suv--V viuvqt ,.....,. '-fu.. A V Q, sa- 4 -..X TL 3.2, FRESHMEN PU 7 East 8 South 13 North 12 Central 26 Trevor B. 18 Carl Hayden 6 Camelback 0 West 14 Alhambra 3 wins, 5 losses, 1 tie OPP 13 14 7 8 6 42 6 6 20 5, a l Players listen as Coach Rojas grves a qurck pep talk Coyotes struggle to stop Spartans f 11' :by 'li 4 - i- Tommy Williams receives aid for a wrist injury from a teammate. A I The Freshmen, small in size, inexpe- rienced, and lacking players, went through a tough schedule. The 'Pups' came out with character and determination, said Freshmen coach Mike Rojas. Desire and Hus- tle, he continued, was quite promi- nent especially from such stalwarts as Richard Trevino, Chris Mayfield, Billy Hullaby and Mike Smiley. Most of the games were decided by one touchdown. This seems to indicate that the pack played on even terms with most of their foes. With a few breaks they could have come-out on the top. . These boys will shine as Varsity prospects even though their 3-5-1 record does not indicate two key ingredients displayed by the Pups: hustle and enthusiasm. fStandingJ Coach Rojas, R. Hemandez, R. Trevino, A. Lee, D. Merrel, O. johnson, C. Mayfield, B. Hullaby, W. Shivers, Coach Ramirez. fKneelingJ G. Chavez, N. jones, M. Smiley, F. Ortiz, A. Gutierrez, G. Avila, T. Washington, W. Hicks. CSittingj R. Terry, A. Devine, E. Day, A. Dossie, G Bibbs, R. J. Howard, W. Harris. Freshman Football - 35 Phoenix Union's Cross Country Team started their season with a victory against Cortez. East fell to the Coy- otes the following week then Union had its only loss against North High. The team Was ranked 19th in the state after their first meet, mov- ing up to 9th place by the end of the season. Pete Gutierrez took tenth place in the Open Division when the team was invited to the Glendale Invitational. There were two medal- ists from Union in the Novice Divi- sion, Bill Flores placed second and joe Lopez took tenth. si 'st As Hector Luna rests on Pauline Ruiz Deciding how to divide the team, Coaches Andy Sandoval and Ralph Sandoval look over the shoulder, she smiies. team's times for the week. In the meet against North Pete Gutierrez, Billy Flores, and Luis Astor-ga take an early lead. r , A ' , , o :I ,.r'.:ia3Eh3' d.E':.-T w- 1,45 SQ' .. ,.-vw i 43' A li 4 0.2 LUX 44 fig-A I lrgfj v .S'r4 ' I t M'-'sv Phoenix Union Cross Country Team: CStandingJ Coach Ralph Sandoval, Henry Corrales, Eddie Lerma, Mike Soto, joe Lopez, Freddie German, Luis Astorga, Lino Juarez, Rick Valdez, Assistant Coach Andy Sandoval. fKneelingJ Billy Flores, Hector Luna, Pete Gutierrez, Danny Onitveros, Bennie Trevino, Steve Salazar, Dan Gonzales, and Andy Orosco. t I S A ,I f. 5 bfi 4 . gf , L. -t,,g2,QQ .- jeff,- 41, ,fr-.,u,,.., , , i 'S 'awry -, rea H D ...gat f - I . Ev Lgaixggs ql - S V 455 34-Q , .i , Q U I - . vt Ax . T -1. ' if. .. '.'j ' ' .Q-,hi , 41. ' , . ' . x , fr -FM . .. 4 t Ava' .'. . tljrl' 1 Q , 'J I t -.19-',f-swift.. if-. , .J .- - Hl.iJ25a?'E- ef' -L At Papago Park Mike Valdez works out. ,-.f S . X, af S A I l ftilf' C 2 ' MQ, :K A.. V x - - f . ax? ft-,M .1 H, .1 al, I V W, wry ,.,- 1 . Q 1 l va -.Y p I 45... - f .z 1 . , f g , J, . . , A f . u-1 . :' Leif. 4 J ' OA V .5 . Nr A gi ,V ' 1 V After the Tempe Daily News Invita- tional, local newspapers said people were surprised when the fifteenth ranked Coyotes ended up in fifth place in it With the Divisional Meet held on Phoenix Union's home course, they took 4th, which enabled them to go to the State Meet. At the State Meet medalists were Pete Guti- With joe Lopez ahead, Billy Flores starts to kick N .Q M hx K J Discussing the meet are Mike Valdez, Chuckie Peralta, and Dan Gonzales. errez, who took Sth, and Billy Flores, who was the top Freshman runner in the state, took 21st. Cross Country - U' i v 1 C Q V La wcreg Peralta Hector Luna, Henry Corrales, Luis Lopez, and Pete Gutierrez. Freddie' German. WW V nu- On his way toward the finish line, joe Lopez kick is at work. 4g 1 I Both the Varsiry and j.V. reams gather W 'T' -C. F V., . A .Y . , ,:,.. ,,,. around to hear the results of their meet. 138 - Cross Country 'l'hej.V. Cross Country Team is shown here with Coach Ralph Sandoval before a meet ,wa - ws gigs. wif . 'TQ K Q '-. Q.-s 95 nf fi V -Tw Af , 1. '14-.,1, f 'Riu X1 ,N In ,. - - AAU. r fi ' I ' M ..5,n. -A ,, .fn vi' 734 x A , kv I., ,V ,, v R .,,v K.-r' vi . Y, fy ,Q -1-'Q fri ,NA 'Q -. is ' J ' ff fa'-.f 4. iff ' 'ff ,im 'B an. ff' ' 2353 07 'N QQ Q' 3: 4702 Q A Q G o A O r Q e iz, iw? '- , . ,Ig W . x U!--1 f' 1 f-5 ,nfs Sz er ,V jkffi wa, H 'i-nj' ' V -Q.. YK-w z . f, Ta N' -'MQ wif N K I I ' ?Q5'E . ,N sk., yxwxm' .. xg: Ni. I 1 5 'f Y . A yghfy X .e as , 'K ' w -,, i --n 'FIN 5 . r- 3 I ' -n Q f g, 1 I xi Yi ' . ' ' N. ti A CVS' 2.3: A Fi '4'. 22 W ' we .-af . f. .x L 1 ww ' I ,ff :C 'Ma, 1524? We W A ' A Asif 'L . Lfzi'-ff, f ,. , J ,, mx Y' .. y. if xg-. x vu '4, , Q 'T' .gf nn n .fi Q 1 X 4, 3-. 1- Xwxzf, S- few Q' '1 C . '52 W 4 .H WV' '45 fi ' V '. 'fr 3 ,W , ,Lf A PXFQQW ' w,,,,z.,..b-- i.?A 4 . N N. - 1 ig f', I , J M-- .yu 5 .1 ,K Q lf' L , 'SY as ,Q w .R me , km M , L. L. Am Ein U ., N L ef' W5 i- CBack rowj R. Hardwick, T. Thompson, T. Battle, W. Haynes, W. Haynes, C. NValker. fMiddlej H. Trotter, I-I. Robinson, B. Felix, C. Anderson, S. Booker. fFrontj B. Corum, C. Smith, M. jones,j. Dixon,-I. Buenrostro, A. Colter. fSquattingJ Coach Rhymes, A. Vaughn. Although the junior Varsity Basketball team didn't have aj'V Cheer line to pep up the players and help spirit the audience at the games, the team made it through the season playing 19 games, winning 12 and losing 7. IV Coyotes won the1r f1rst game against Arcadia High 82-71, which was held in the PU boys gym on Tuesday Dec. 12. Their coach Argie Rhyems, who also coached last year's Fresh- man A team, had to determine this year's JV team. 144 - Sports Reaching up under the goal Brian Felix goes for a basket. l I No. 31 Victor Buenrostro tries shoots the hoop. 06 -ali JE? K L 'XE 'XE i, IX lm . A X Q Aw x K - FPPQ Q' 'MS 9 ' cffifi' 4 , ' -' 4,3 515- Q i 4 N I use , 4 , Q5, 5 ! ' , Uv Q ' 3 W' ' Q . 315' ,477-1.7 ' . I . mi 9151 A EES! 'H ei 11114- .?.,..-..,...-n.-a1ur.1- QFront rowj A. Dossie, G. Avila, R.J. Norwood, C. Mayfield, B. I-Iullaby. fBack rowj Coach Thompson j Glass E Mclntoch T lamb B Mitchell Coaches Robert Strong C B,' teamj and Richard Thompson C'A teamj were this year's Freshman 146 - Sports basketball team coaches. These two teams met up with the South Mountain Rebels in their first experience as high school players. Their season, consisting of 16 games, ending against the Carl Hayden Falcons. The Freshman teams practiced every day after' school and on certain Saturday aftemoons that were scheduled by their coaches. These young men were observed and selected from many others to make up this year's two Freshman teams. Coyotes watch to see if a basket is good Freshman Schedule South North East Central Maryvale Fast North Alhambra West Trevor B. Camelback Carl Hayder Alhambra West Camelback Carl Hayden Donald Merrill gets set for the rebound. 'H in 5 . Kc A Team Won 14 Lost 2 NB!! Team Won 10 lost 6 ,.-.j--.- .ww D 'W fd 'I x Coach Strong calls time out for a few instruc tions. ' I L?'J I .B ,.,., 7.-v , ' N Wlvff Vfsftv 5. 'ai fq. W. Keeping control of the ball, Ronnie Hawkins drives down the court. jumping toward the goal, Washington Pugh fBack rowj Coach Strong, C. Hamilton, L. Carson, G. Bibbs, A. Lee, Coach james. Cliront rowj D. Merrill, W. Pugh, R. Lane, N.jones, D. Pittman, R. Hawkins. goes for 2. M-M44 gf -I ak -s A .1 -.JM pi-'. D f--4, sf - 4 -Q I K . -,X QA A-Q 1 q , ww- --.X If 'F . I , i 1 Sports - 149 Union Opponent 110 54 East 34 North 39 22 South 42 0 Peoria 55 24 Central 31 36 West 18 12 Alhambra 39 9 Carl Hayden 49 15 Cortez 34 29 Camelback 25 5 Wins 7 losses Coach Meador and Coach Martinez keep an eye on the wrestlers. Top among the wrestlers were Carlos Chapa CSO, 14 wins and 9 lossesg Rudy Quezada CSr.j, 11 wins and 5 lossesg Adam Banda ULD, 7 wins and 11 losses and 1 tiedg Ralph Baker CSoph.J, 7 wins and 3 lossesg and Armando Moraga CSr.J, 8 wins and 9 losses. The first four went to State meet for Union and Ralph Baker was the only person who won a match in state. Ralph Baker also recorded the fastest pin in 48 seconds. 150 - Sports 91 Central's wrestler attempts to pin Carlos Chapa. - South I-Iigh's player tries to get Danny Segoviano on his back. f,W .221 X ,- Y A .5 .5 gqi'i'1p Y N2i'af'7':J:m3, 1 K ki, . '11 5935- K P141 A133 NTT IQ' 2-?f'ix'.L'.: e.1-heb wg' s ' 'LL .4 . ,fr .W l3,3 4? I, ll . X SF C if I . 0 J f T 1 gig .RM .bi I . I, x, --..,. rg, p xx QQQJ' I f Waiting for the referee to declare the winner are Mike and his F55 a bear hug to Central s opponent IS john Holdmg down hts opponent IS Rudy Quczada. f 1 I., 2 N ,, '93 1.ul 5'twk Q f 05, wif? 5 -. Q ,x N'i'm'e H gl XC. I SSL 5 f Q Q 't 3 -. ' if .. '0 N 5 ff ' . 5 ' 1, sy , X , i 'J' .Q K 55 5 4'-I 'Q vi .I Q ff: W fl 'U 52 dir! .. kk A u ,, Armando Ramirez keeps time on a match. Central's opponent is being flipped over by Rudy Quezada. South's opponent tries to get out of Armando's hold. In his only tie of the season, George Newell receives congratulations from the referee. Sports - 153 t :gi v - .. mi Y-n w--- f 'atm 3 -nv nuns. 94 5 K Q A ' -Q0 i ! ! , VNV, K 'QQ 3 --6? A - 493055, 4 so 1. off- S- '55 f 1 .x -I x. 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Y T if '7',i f'f'd L 'liifwfl' A'9+L5.fi'9- '?5E'i-Rial . t A QV- ' ' - ' ' -10'-sl' vis- :fa ..-554: 312: -'ns . -'K --f .-,fs -' .4 we .ff ':'VV-F':i1'::-'V As Danny Salalinas catches the ball, Bobby Mar- On Union's baseball diamond, the team practices for their first game. tinez backs him up. 154 - Sports Q - On first base, Victor Roman gets ready to catch the ball. 1 2. S il, E' 25:5 Varsity Baseball Mar. 5 Mar. 6 Mar. 12 Mar. 14 Mar. 19 Mar. 22 Mar. 26 Mar. 29 Apr. 2 Apr. 4 Schedule Phx. Union vs Maryvale T. Browne vs Phx. Union C. Hayden vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs Alhambra Chaparral vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs West Camelback vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs C. Hayden Alhambra vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs T. Browne Wlwxxiwim Vg During practice, Coach McGill bats the ball A little humor as David G. puts Bobby out on first base. to the awaiting players. Apr. 16 Apr. 19 Apr. 23 Apr. 26 Apr. 30 May 3 May 7 May 9 May 11 av .O .. 5.4' .- Phx. Union vs North South vs Phx. Union West vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs Camelback C. Hayden vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs Alhambra T. Browne vs Phx. Union Phx. Union vs West Camelback vs Phx. Union During practice Coach Larry McBill discusses the team's faults. Sports 155 5 Before the ball is pirched,jack Robledo takes a practice swing. Stanley Sledge winds up for the pitch. r 3 l QQ Sw Qgggfii lc.-- . L .. gl l 'avr'-'g1:.'-B-'J' 'T 1 I l 1 -1 -- 1 's I l I j.V. Baseball Team: fFront rowj L. Narvis, A. Torres, B. Valencia, T. Stevens, R. Dennis, D. Bums, G. Colfer, F. German, P. Washington. fBack rowj j. Robledo,-I. Sanders, C. Anderson, S. Sledge, R. Copeland, C. Smith, V. Buenrostro, A. Esparza, T. Rodriguez. 156 - Sports EEEEQE is 4 .ii- 1 X iff-iq ,,.,. 1- Eb Freshman Baseball Team: fBack rowj R. Miranda, P. Chacon, P. Rivera, C. Sanchez, D. Castro, G. Chavez, S. Mungia. fFront IOW, F. Scma, V. Guajardo, N. Boone, R. Wilbmne, C. Sanciprian, A. Chapa, R. Osorio. 1 Nl .Q L .exec 51,,i40-x.:i- . wymww. 4. .. Bri-'F a bat. . X 11, ,- 'f' f 5 'f A' mother 'irfie 3' SSW ' I f .2 . M 1 i li .T ' Sl-Frei' .Q-5l?'f'--rl' gy ., March 5 A 'L March6 ' ,u ' ' Q.-' X b ' X ' ' March 12 'QQ V, , 6. . Q 1 29 Q lj: gt QQ: v.Q given: web? 'h.+.sfl',z W F' CC.2 TQ by ,Nw 69:5 3. NKQAQ At baseball practice, the Freshman team watches Coach Armando Ramirez demonstrate how to swing I F Se i M 'get d thrwth ballt 'go mm mm O C 0 1974JVandFrosh. Schedule Maryvale Trevor Brown Carl Hayden . :Q ' :Z i i i' ' ' A March 19 Chaparral March 22 West March 26 Camelback March 29 Carl Hayden April 2 Alhambra April 4 Trevor Brown April 16 North 1 April 19 South to pitch, Mike Lopez surveys the APri123 West April 26 Camelback April 30 Carl Hayden May 3 Alhambra May 7 Trevor Brown May 9 West spans - 157 May 10 Camelback 1974 Varsity Track Mar. 5 Mar. 12 Mar. 14 Mar. 22 Mar. 29 Apr. 4 Apr. 16 May 5 May 10 Schedule Union vs Alhambra Union vs T. Browne Union vs Camelback Union vs C. Hayden Union at Mesa Union vs West Union at Wlestwood Union vs Glendale Union vs Scottsdale Q- lf 5.7 f 2 ll ' 2 in Jann f:ff1f'. f' ' i-li 4 1: ,..-'vf,gwePs:,.gf 5i.m5v543,a ' . 'lss ' 1 7i5f'V?-3'f,ff?'Y3ifif 1 ' ' ffl, . 2 3 Raul Hemandez practices his shotput. ace N 'fqgzt Q 6 '.f,g94'1 As he clears the bar,joe Lopez contemplates his upswing. 158 - Sports p-:wav-in-'Vw Gctonyourmark. . . 4. ggi Q if ,,:.-U ff: A Q:-Q' ga.-1, . 5:12 W 1 f .- f ,aw J- -a: ---v.. W.-W'-1 -sr. ,V wg, 'f,.. -7-ggvp X 1. .1..,,L V. wg'p'.vf. A , Wwgz f-,N awri' mf' - ,.'f'5s: . ft, f,, :M-f:11Q' an WJ 1 t3Ei'f1'vf.i?'1n. 1f'7'-, if 1 T' I. -5 . . . go. IOtha.nicl johnson and Brian Felix during practiccj Congratulations Graduates Ava EKYIT IH P39113 I KWWL f amos - cnuncn T W' A Ploanlx, Arizona Arizona Schools ave50years PHONE 267-1311 H ANG ' . 3314. -ff J aw-. .aff 1' 16. 1 Q f. Chaxlcs iogs to. keep in shape. Sports - 159 ...,,,.,. 'fs .Q .......,.,,.,,,, Q -x ff lima uri W1 Ib ,,,.,.M... as W,-if f , ...- .,:. ...Ms-sf'- r' Angie Salinas is caught in swinging anion. Feb. 2 Feb. 14 Feb. 21 Feb. 27 March 6 Mar. 13 Mar. 20 Mar. 27 Apr. 2 Apr. 16 Apr. 18 160 - Sports Union vs Par. Valley Union vs Deniza Union vs West Union vs South Union vs Alhambra Union vs North Union vs East Union vs Central Union vs Maryvale Union vs Camelback Union vs West my Ng' ' BSU' Standing prepared for the serve to come in is Bonnie Flores. JV: fTop rowj E. Eddings, C. Lopez, M. Gonzales, L. Fierrox. fBottom rowj - L to R: M. Tclles, D. Soloman, S. Ayers. Girls on Varsity tennis team had played for two or more years. junior Varsity had mostly new members this year. These teams have that is when a girl wants a higher position in the team, she competes against the girl holding that position at the present p time. If the girl challenging ' W wins she takes the position and the loser takes the winner's former position. nchallenge matches, X fagvi 1 xy.. Y 'xi f Receiving a serve is Dora Navarro. 1 :aw . UV: IV! y, lflll rw ' .Ji . . an .' 21' Wx..-1553 . , ,L ,. . 'f :z ze 1 L X- .4Qs. Awaiting her opponent's return is Rosie Tor rcs. Varsity: D. Navarro, S. Marquez, R. Torres, A. Salinas, B. Flores, M. Arbizu. Sports - 16 1 if ,., 1 If .X .,x ,x, 1-,, : H xx X ixx- i I SXXxxx AxN 4 I Kxxskxxx Y- .X r 'xx P .XXX Y Lf .ilfjqg Q- x , 4 ., -:V 'wi Kg.. Freshman Senators: Oscar McCowan and Diane Solomon. 1.5-5 -,, up-ui: jimior Class Anthony Lee - Pres., Michele Melton - Prom. Chair- man, Cathy Guyton - Treas., Rosie Burato - Sec., Stanley Smith - Vice Pres., josie Vinson - Homecoming Chairman. Sophomore Senators: Donnette jones, Lupe Fierro, Darlene DiDi Castillog CTopJ Hector Luna. Gb sc. Senior Senators: Charlene Tang, Iselda Murrieta. fTopj Brian Davis, Alvin Aaron. f vi 'g gl X-f with A 1 H f I .. junior Senators: Hilda Otero, Bobby Martinez. CTopj Linda johnson, Betty Grimaldo, Gayle Foster. X hu K 22 Xi, 'M F4 l Student Body Pres. Gov't Advisor. Edward Pena. Robert Katz. Corr. Sec. Lydel Duckett. Student Body Vice Pres. Ida johnson. 3' .ly l xxfff. K I rrp. Ik A Rec. Sec. Debra Bowie. 'JYg..'l' l Student Government consists of the Student Body Class Officers, Senate, Exec,', and the Supreme Court. Shannon Ayers, Sophomore Class President, began organizing the Richard Golden Scholarship Fund early in December. Later in the year, the Senate presented a fashion show to raise money for their Senate pins. Pb ff' l,,ff.:. Supreme Court justices: Timothy Freeman, Kenneth Richardson, janie De La Torre. fTopj Maria Arbizu, Karen Scott. 5 in V .X S S -.J . y gf .4 X me Sophomore Class Senior Class Pres. Student Body Treas. Freshman Class Pres. Pres. Shannon Ayers. Ruben De Leon. Pete Gutierrez. Terry Moore. Government - 165 X N 4 . t 'ix , J,'y..,,,'5,,,4Lgr'.g.l J ff . . . glt7'fTlf ll?-.'4. x . -ff'-il' at A at af-ffazfisg s f Band: CFront rowj T. Stevens. fSecond rowj M. Burciaga, Band Teacher B. Black. fThird rowj D. Bums, R. Lane. CFourth rowj K. Scott. fFifth rowj A. jones, Hortencia Lopez, j. Araiza, S. De Anda. CSixth rowj L. Fierro, B. Smith, R. Murrillo, J. Castro, D. Branham. fSeventh rowj F. Burato, R. Ramos, G. Scott, R. Gleason, P. Washington, H. Luna, D. Richardson, J. Martinez, A. Hemandez, E. Valdez, M. Soto. fEighth rowj L. Lyons, O. MtCowen, S. Ware, D. Owens, B. Sheffield, T. Freeman, C. Mayfield, M. Bemard, A. Divine, R. Rivera, S. Smith. Drill Team: fFront rowj Y. Metzgar, D. Barron, J. Thompson. fSecond rowj R. Trujillo, D. Navarro, T. Blea, M. De La Torre, A. Perez. fThird rowj Advisor, T. August, S. Cruz, L. Solomon, C. Morgan, D. Cruz. fFourth rowj E. Eperson, P. Regalado, R. Vinson, R. Buruato. Phoenix Union's Concert Band gave a Christmas Asselflbly for the school. The Band not only played their instru- ments, they also sang Christmas Carols. One of the songs the band played was Christmas Around the World? Some of the songs that were sung were: Do You Hear What I Hear, I'm Dreaming of a White Christmasf' led by David Branhamf' Ks Pablo the Reindeer, and 'joy to the World. During the football season the Marching Band Paraded across the field during half time. A few of the SOf1gS played by the Marching Band PURE once again shows their talent to Phoenix Union students at a basketball assembly. were, You Are the Sunshine, Wat- ermelon Man, April in Paris, and Ain't No Sunshine . . . 166 -- Clubs and Organizations B: I? - - ,rm,, ff . . . Phoenix Union Rock Ensemble CPUREJ played at the first assembly for the basketball season. PURE also entertained at the Thunderbird Coun- try Club and the Roadway Inn. As a Christmas activity they played for some of the underprivileged children here in Phoenix. .31-in gif' '1 WT Band Officers: fFrom right to leftj Tim Freeman - Presidentg Annette jones -- Vice Presi- dcntg Vicki Chavez - Secretaryg Stanly Smith - Treasurerg Darrell Owens - Sergeant at Arms, and Joyce Araiza - Librarian. -ma 4 i H!!-'J' ,,Wgg.-i PURE: fFront rowj Terry Stevens, Bennie Sheffield, Timothy Freeman. CTop rowj Chris Thc Band D,-um Maiorcttc Karen Scott' Mayfield, Brian Davis, Karen Scott, Darrell Owens, Ruth johnson, Rudolph Gleason, Gregory Scott. Q Not picturedj Rudy Leyendecker,-Iose Martinez. Clubs and Organizations - 167 is- 3. if I E A 1' A X . , it , 4 5 W 1- 5 . 1' x sw ip 9 1 -,W 5 X I N , '. '- 'H 'X is National Bank Plaza are Rudy Lcycndeckcr on the trumpet and Bennie t s. 4 . . za , If F14 9 'i -1 i- ff A I Q 2 Y I I ' : P 4. p, df' fm 4 AQ, :tt swf a 14 Q. 3 , . , L , x wif I? 4 . g f r k 'tv t ' ' n A , qv., J , . 1 -, PMA -,A M -li: ,V A . L -f N 45353 , .J ig--,.. 'WTS Q ff'-'Pig 1 so 'f -1- Q. . ' - ' -' . ' . . , ... , Y . . . X krx. sg M The Phoenix Union Band marchs down 7th street in the Gompers' Parade. Playing his trombone is jose Martinez. .,-f ,1- wff P 4 .V C3 . Info , 1 P 1 of raising money. PURE performs at the First National Bank Plaza. ws.g?i A ,kv V E 1 ,L fi ,M . .4 A Clubs and Organizations - 169 g . X.. v 'la During the basketball game against Maryvale High the Pom and Cheer lines continued their tradition of exchanging places for one night. The eight girls of the Pom line went through an assortment of Pep songs and Chants from Hello to Ala- bama Shake. Dancing to the sound of jungle Bodgie fKool and the Gang, Ruth, Lydell, Brenda, Kathy, DiDi, and Shannon - the Cheer line - performed at half-time. f-9. www 1 Coyote Mascot: Tammy Subari. fTopJ Marie Dixon, Barbara Arroyo. fFrontj Terry Moore, Faith Harden, Vivian Waldon. Matmaid5: CBack to frontj Laura Castro, Adela Arriaga, Elda Narvais, Linda Melendez, Margie Gonzales, Violet Juarez, Anna Armijo, Esther Mendoza, Diana Baca, Sylvia Marquez, Connie Lopez. fNot picmredj Pauline Ruiz. 1 -'A 1 -...- be-if Q: v 5 Pom I..inc: fClockwiseJ Yolanda Perez, Sylvia Marquez,josephine Vinson, Alice Navarro CCaptainj, Linda Mclendez, Diana Baca, Violet Juarez. fMid- dlej Natalie Benitez. 171 if GIRLS LEAGUE: fTopJ Crispina Avila, Jennie Murillo, Adella Cerda, Maria Garcia, Maria Astorga, ErmaLinda Bejarano, Catalina DcAnda .- , - - . . . . N . , . . . . , . . Marie, Carla, Faye, and Linda chant Do It Do It Alright at home game. Pep Club, a newly established club on campus this 1973-74 school year, began during the football season. The purpose of the club was to give the game viewers pep, add more spirit to the school, inspire the team, and strengthen the voice of the cheers. Pep Club began with a large membership which declined with the change from foot- ball to basketball season. Members of the Pep Club wore red tops and black pants. The Pep Club hopes to regain members and participate at the games for many more seasons. Clubs and Organizations ellie Garcia, Angie Olivas, Maria Barayas, Maria Ruiz, Maria Lerma. PEP CLUB: R. Dodd, E. Eddings, C. Morgan, R. Vinson, M. Smith. CSeatedJ E. Freeman, M. Melton, C. Dixon, C. Brice, D. Devine. fAdvisorj B. Hutchingson. CNot picturedj E. Tademy, M. Mabry, L. johnson, P. Wilson',j. Felix, B. Griffin, I. Dixon, V. johnson. 'fa V In Girls Athletic Association, girls participate in competitive games if P.U.s against other schools. Girls League organized a group of girls who wished to help in the community. Journalism class worked to put together the Coyote journal. Each student had an assignment to practice putting the newspaper together. The class went to the Phoe- nix Gazette to get an idea of how a newspaper is produced, and during the second semester the staff pub- lished their first edition. a- ' 'R journalism Class: M. Telles, M. Gonzalez, C. Canez, L. Chavez, M. Morales, H. Navaira, A. jones, S. Coronado, A. Watson, M. Mitten fAdvisorj, L. Rivas,j. Robledo, B. Bejarano. fNot picturedj M. -Iames,j. Frausto, V. Vargas, R. Ramos. GAA: M. Arbrizu, L. Melendez, D. Navarro, V. Juarez, S. Marquez, F. Harden, R. Torres, A. Salinas, M. Telles, L. Rivas, S. Casas, N. Benitez, Y. Perez, A. Navarro, M. Dixon. fun Maria Barajas fTreas.j At the Camelback game, 'Pep Club members stand clapping as the P.U. band plays On Coy- Emelinda Bejarano fSec.j ores, the school fight song. Betty Ramoz CVice Presb Maria Astorga fPres.j Clubs and Organizations - 173 E I -sn. I ' Q , 5 5 if? HY A - c1l5?gif'Q 'Qwfffq Q! TA.. 5, u it wr D , e ,Q 'I1'. K 'ES ,' X . X1 l Z 1 PS Ill fr. Unix ::!i:'f A ,Vs sl Lx . il N r e 5 6 F x il, it M- ' . 5 xv I S QV x ax n rf- .f 5 R' .0-1 H 5 ' , Q Q' .-if YN ,.:5,,,N L00 0 9 'I' N nm on K 'Q J-I S? X255 J y Q ,C z 3 a -+. ie SX? ex pg.. uvoow woes-fi' wang 99000 oeophe, o oe, 'Hove' ,,,,- Q . ogy N 'wwe ,Mao 1.15. 99Ol'.? 0 4,639 0 Q.. f if C ,.- 1, fx 1 SN9iS:-'E 12 Q 5fT3Q:Q I' '15 gif , .4431-A Q Mt Xp-5 E59 ag:-,L 1 9 .fi- il ,ve xr Q, ik H1-A 'mug' I . .K tg ww' 1 tn , ,HF .1 ---In ,X- Meetings were held at the fifth build- ing for the Spanish Club members. At these meetings they discussed and made plans for their future activities. Carnations were sold for 506 on Homecoming Week, and corsages were sold for 656. White Shoulders, Arpege, Channel No. 5, and other perfumes were sold for a dollar a dram. With this money the club pre- pared for their end of the year trip. CHICANO CLUB: fBack to frontj Annette Rippstein, Iselda Murrieta, Emelda Lopez, Bertha Gutierrez, Maria Gutierrez. to a guest speaker. SPANISH CLUB: fFront to topj C. Lopez,-I. Garza, N. Garza, N. Benitez, V. Juarez, M. Gon- zales, M. Morales, T. Garza, S. Casas, L. Fierro, E. Gomez, C. Lopez, E. Alarcon fAdvisorj, M. Valdez. During the first semester the Phoeni- cian Staff worked mainly on class sec- tions, after arranging for a photogra- pher to take the class pictures. To raise money, the staff had a carwash and sold some ads to various places of business. Second semester started with clubs, organizations, and sports. For the remainder of the semester the staff had more money-raising activi- ties and prepared for next yearis year- book. Black Student Union sponsored a basketball game, where the PUHS coaches played against BSU's special guests, the Har- lem Nationals. They also presented the school with a free fashion show and a dance in the school's cafeteria. KEY CLUB: fSome of the membersj PHOENICIAN STAFF: fFront to topj Marilyn Smith, Hector Luna, Pauline Ruiz, Alberta Hightower, Barbara Padilla, DiDi Castillo, Hot Lopez, Betty Grimaldo, Edward Pena, Syl- via DeAnda, Rudy Leyendecker, Phil Moreno CAdvisorj. fNot pictured werej Dolores Portillo, Priscilla Galle os Hilda Otero Michele Melton S lvia Miranda jean Sanchez Deb h H lt, Bobby Martinez, Natalie Benitez, Star A , g ' ' ' Y ' ' ra O Casas. Chris Robinson fAdvisorj. Joyce mln' X BLACK STUDENT UNION: fFront rowj Tammy Gammage, Dannie Norwood,jcrry Dan- BSU entertained the students during lunch svey, Dorothy Walters. CSecond rowj Susan Peters, Charlene Cauley, Bennie Sheffield, Vickie by providing music for them. Atchinson, Denise Parker. UMAN RELATIONS: fClockwiseJjohn types, Gertrude Newman, Raymond Kooyers, or Luna, Martha Mitten, Betty Grimaldo. -X CROSS COUNTRY CLUB: fFront rowj Michael Valdez, Freddie German, Yolanda Perez, A .a ' I Sa Q P FTS ti l 'Ib K if P' A . A '- A A Q i an A Q . ,.. f If-'W t 'C . , .. . ,,... f. V 1 A- V k 1 A - v Fit, ,, . i y . a I . I. :Il vi ' Et ,il . . Y. , X . N . 3 - 1 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: fClockwiseJ john Haynes, Iselda Murrieta, Yolanda, Abril, Al Fong, Pete Gutierrez, -Iosie Sanchez, Charlene Tang. fNot pictured werej Maria Arbizu, Theresa Garza, Alberta Hightower, Ida johnson, Debbie Mendez, Marvin Moody, Maria Rodriguez, Stella Trevino. National Honor Society consists of the top 796 of the Seniors. This year the members of NHS had difficulty running for an office because most of them already held other offices. They presented this problem to the Senate and were given an exception to run for the offices of NHS. After they got their officers elected they held several activities to raise money for a scholarship fund. Members of Human Relations got together, made flowers out of crepe paper, and distributed them to the ladies at the Homecoming game. The flowers were Phoenix Union's colors, red and black. Cross Country Club had been col- lecting old newspapers throughout the 72-73 school year to raise money for the Cross Country Team to attend a training camp in Payson twice dur- ing the summer. This year the club had several carwashes and sold toy helicopters to help pay for the Second Annual Cross Country Banquet. Linda Melendez, Alice Navarro, Pete Gutierrez. fSecond rowj Hector Luna, Billy Flores, joe Lopez, Benny Trevino, Lino Juarez. 177 E f , 5 nuns. M. Mabry, S. Hollen, T. Alfier, M. DelaTorre, R. Nunez, S. D.E.C.A.: fTop rowj j. Lauro, F. Lopez, P. Gutierrez, T. Miranda, S. Reed, C. Wfiley. fSecond rowj -I. Fiedler CAdvisorj, B. Grimaldo, A. Sisneros, G. Kennedy, L Peoples, E. Aaron. CBottom rowj M. Rodriquez, C. Sandoval, D. Sandoval, R. Ramirez, D. Barron,j. Sanchez, C. Simmons, W. Haley, P. Taylor, P. Porter, M. Cherry. ,X , W Q X D.E.C.A. Rosalinda Ramirez cook ls D.E.C.A. State Conference. n I place in N 1 J Xvfp Z E . R. Ponce fPres.J, M. Cherry fVice Pres.j, R. Ramirez fSec.j R. Nunez fTreas.j, K johnson CPa.rliamentarianj, P. Gutierrez fl-Iistorianj. C.O.E. stands for Cooperative Office Education. The purpose for this club is to prepare students for an office job after graduation. These students get the feel of the office atmosphere by Working half a day in Phoenix busi- ness offices, the other half of the day they continue with their senior I' classes. D.E.C.A. CDistriburive Educa- 1, tion Clubs of Americaj is an 2 international OI'gaI'11Zat10I1. 5 Some of their regular activities consist i of working at the concession stand at ggcg A Fast Track, going to Nogales, Mex- were A kgs 4 ico to visit various factories and also ts. W .W .fs 1 i F5 if to San Diego, California to visit dif- r ferent factories and television shows. L Q This club is made up of juniors and Seniors who have Marketing or Mer- chandising for a class. J. Sanchez fPres.J, P. Salcido, C. Tang CTreas.j, L. Castro fCorrs. Scc.j, Y. Cordova fSec.J. fFront rowj Mr. J. Derr, P. Salcido, L. Solomon, T. Garza, F. Celaya, L. Cervantes,4S. Trcvino, C. Tang, E. Scroggins, G. Menefield, E. Narvais, L. Castro, M. Canez, S. Birens, K. Terry. CTop rowj Y. Cordova, K. Peraza, E. Mendoza, A. -I. Amijo, R. Romo, Y. Abril, M. Rodriguez, D. Garcia, C. Mcnchaca, Y. Nava, S. Betancourt,-I. Sanchezm M. H. Demarbieux, R. Martinez. 179 41 ,.... 0: I X A. 52' E it rn . X , Q S v - af' ' 51, v V P is V 1 , . . Snowbowlroffered a grand view to the clubs members After the clubs had finished, Photo President Bailey Hom inspects Roscoe Enjoying the trip, the students, advi- sors, and friends of the members played football and slid down the slopes on inner-tubes. They also held snow fights and created a snowman, dressing him in some clothing of the students. But after all the work put into him, his friends had to leave him standing in the snow when they returned to Phoenix. 180 - Clubs and Organizations Assisted by Edward Tejada, Gerald Thome rises from 6 1 Photo Club members slide down the slope. Members of the Art and Photo Club took a trip to Snowbowl this year on November 15, meeting on campus grounds and leaving at 6:30 a.m. The students brought their own lunch plus warm clothing. janet jones and Philip Moreno advisors of the two clubs kept an eye on everyone to prevent accidents. fStandingj Tommy Avila Ruben Aguilar Hot Lopez, Angel Gallegos, Diana Baca, Bailey Hom, Yolanda Farinas, David Galaviz, Mark Tefada Dolores Portxllo Gerald Thorne Didi Castillo, Joyce Araiza, Orlene Howard, Cindy Portor, Betty Grimaldo. CSittingJ Esther Ruiz, Mary Helen Demarbieux Rose Mary Romo Priscilla Gallegoshlorge Hemandez, Hilda Otero, Rudy Leyendecker, Gloria Torres, janet jones. Clubs and Organizations - 181 Aaron, Elvin 1743: 129, 164, 178 Abbs, Ricky 1'763: 80, 132 Abril, Yolanda 1743: 38, 174, 177, 179 Acosta, Alice 1753: Adell, Kenneth 1773: Afuirre, Fabiana 1773: Asu2y0.JwmC 17731 Aguayo,johnny 1763: Aguayo, Rosemary 1773: Aguilar, Adam 1773: Aguilar,johnny 1773: 64 92 92 92 80 92 92 1 5 Aguilar, Ruben 1753: 132, 152, 1a1 Aguirre, Christina 1753: 64 Alareon, Elvira 1Teacherg Span.3: 22, 175 Alfier, Christina 1743: 38, 178 Alonzo, Susanna 1Sec.g Bil.3: 19, 108 Alva, Cralia 1773: Alvarado, Maria 1773: Alvarez,joe 1743: Alvarez, Yolanda 1763: Alvila, Crispina 1Scc.g Bil.3: Amaya, Adolf 1763: Anaya, Manuel 1743: Anderson, Cathy 1743: Anderson, Curtis 1763: 80, 129, 144, 1 Anderson, Victoria 1773: Andrade, Barbara 1Teacher Aid: Bil.3: Anduaga, Lydia 1Sec.g Reg.3: Angulo, Anaruby 1773: Angulo, Dolores 1763: Aragon, Maria 1773: Aragon, Robert 1773: 92 92 38 80 22 80 38 38 54 92 23 19 92 80 92 92 Araiza,Joyce1763: 80, 81, 166, 167, 168 Afbilll, Maria 1743: ss, 161, 165, 173 Argusta, Corrine 1773: Armenta, Barbara 1773: 92 92 Armenta, Mary 1743: 124 Armijo, Annajean 1743: 38, 171, 179 Aros, Cynthia 1753: 25, 64 Arredondo, Florita 1763: 80 Arredondo, Steve 1763: 80 Arriaga, Adela 1773: 92, 171 Arroyo, Barbara 1773: 92, 103, 170 Arroyo, Virginia 1763: 87 Arvallo, Freddie 1743: 38 Astorga, Luis 1743: 38, 136, 137, 138 Astorga, Maria 1'773:92, 172, 173 Atchison, Vicki 1753: 64, 176 August, Theresa 1Teacherg P.B.3: 28, 166 Austin, Patricia 1773: 92 Avila, Greg 1773: 146, 147 Avila, Thomas 1763: 80, 181 Ayers, Shannon 1763: 80, 81, 87, 160, 165, 170 Baca, Diana C7531 1o, 64, 171, 181 I ' Baca, Freddie 1773: 92 , Back, jean 1Cafeteria3: 20 Bahian, Billie 1Teacher: Hm. Ec.3: 34 Bailey, Rose 1773: Baisey, Diane 1773: 182 - Index 92 92 Baisey, Ira 1753: 64 Baiz, Robert 1763: HJ Baker, Frances 1773: 92 Baker, La Veme 1773: 92 Baker, Ralph 1763: 149 Baldizan, Josie 1763: 80 Ball, William 1Voc. Counselor3: 26 Banda, Adam 1753: 64, 149 Bandin, Margie 1763: 80 Bandin, Mary 1773: 92 Barajas, Leticia 1753: 68 Barajas,javier 1743: 39 Baraias, Mary 1773: 92, 172, 173 Barajas, Teresa 1773: 92 Barlow, Queen Esther 1753: 64 Bames, Robert 1Teacherg Voc.3: 30 Barraza, Anita 1Cafeteria3: 20, 21 Barraza, Victor 1Adrnin. Asst.3: 18 Barreras, Roman 1773: 92 Barron, Debra 1753: 64, 166, 178 Battle, Tommy 1763: 80, 132, 144 Bautista, Eddie 1763: 80 Bautista, Lillian 1743: 39 Bautista, Linda 1773: 92 Beckman, Al 1Custodian3: 20 Bejarano, Elvia 1743: 39 Beiarano, Emelinda 1773: 92, 172, 173 Beiarano,jose 1753: 65 Beknkc, Ray 1Custodian3: 20 Bell, Georganna 1773: 92 Bell, Willie 1753: 64 Benavidez, Frank 1773: 92 Bendel, Gail 1743: 39 Benitez, Inrrainc 1753: 64 Benitez, Natalie 1763: 80, 87, 139, 171, 175, 175, 176 Benninger, H. P. 1Teacherg Reading3: 23 Bemal, Beatriz 1773: 93 Bernal, louis 1Teacherg Bil.3: 34 Bemal, Martha 1763: 80 Bemard, Barbara 1743: 39 Bernard, Menford 1763: 85, 166 Bemard, Vivian 1753: 65 Berry, Darlene 1773: 93 Berry, Zora 1763: 80 Bertram, Gail 1763: 80 Betancourt, Susie 1743: 39, 51, 179 Bibbs, Gary 17732 93, 149 Biducea, Luq' 1763: 80 Billings,john 17732 93 Bivens, Sylvia 1743: 179 Black, Barry 1Band Instruetor3: 28, 29, 166 Blackshear, Alisa 1763: 80 Blea, Theresa 1763: 80, 166 Bonner, Donald 1753: 65, 141 Booker, Stephen 1763: 80, 144 Boone, Nathaniel 1773: 93, 155 Bourland, Becky 1Sec.3: 19 Bowie, Debra 1743: 39, 165 Brady, Diane 1763: 81 Bragg, Vema 1Hm. Bc.3: 34 Branham, David 1763: 166 11,-1 fa Yi:-ii wif, 6 ,,e,,,.1,M, Brannon, Kermit 1753: 65, 77, 132 Breeden,janice 1Teacherg Voc.3: 35 Brewster, Mary 1Sec.g AVC3: 19 Brice, Cynthia 1753: 2, 14, 172 Brice, Gail 1773: 93 Brisbin, William 1Teacherg Voc.3: 30 Brooks, Kim 1743: 39, 141 Browm, Betty 1763: 81 Brown, Hue 1Custodian3: 20 Brown,joe 1743: 129, 141, 143 Brown, john 1743: 40, 129, 149, 150 Brown, Randy 1743: 39, 46, 129 Brown, Stanley 1743: 39 Brown, Teddy 1763: 81 Buchanan, Marion 1Sec.g Reg.3: 19 Buchanan, Raymond 1743: 39, 46, 106, 129 Buenr0stro,jose 1763: 81, 144 Buenrvostro, Victor 1763: 81, 88, 144, 154 Burch, Donald 1Teacherg Voc.3: 33 Burch, Patricia 1Counselor3: 26 Burciaga, Louie 1773: 93 Burciaga, Miguel 1Band Asst.3: 166 Bumett, Denise 1773: 93 Bums, Durkey 1763:81, 116, 154, 166 Bums, Phyllis 1773: 93 Bumside, Matthew 1763: 81 Buruato, Frank 1773: 93, 166 Bunrato, Rosie 1753: 65, 164, 166 Butcher, Sharon 1Sec.g Rd. Dept.3: 27 Butler, Guy 1763: 81 Caglie, Tom 1Custodian3: 21 Calbert, Demetrius 1773: 93 Callahan,james 1743: 39 Canez, Cathy 1763: 81, 109, 173 Canez, Gloria 1763: 81 Car1ez, Margie 1743: 40, 179 Car1ez, Marylou 1773: 93, 107 Canez, Sonia 1763: 81 Canneady, Anna 1773: 93 Cantu, Alex 1763: 81 Canru,josie 1Sec.g Reg.3: 19 Cardwell, Floris 1Teacherg Hm. Bc.3: 34 Carpena, Frank 1773: 93, 103 Carr, Connie 1763: 81 Carr, Margaret 1Librarian3: 21 Carrillo, Federico 1763: 81 Carrillo, Sylvia 1753: 65, 174 Carrington, Brenda 1743: -xo, 60, 170 Carson, David 1743: 129 Carson, Larry 1773: 93, 149 Cartagena, Gracie 1763: 81 Carter, Denver 1773: 93, 101 Carthen, Brenda 1753: 65 Carthen, Michael 1763: 81, 106 Casas, Earrena 1763: s1, 173, 175, 176 Casillas, Hilario 1Voc. Counselor3: 26 Casillas, Ricky 1773: 93 Castello, james 1743: 40 Carrillo, Darlene 0763: sz, s7, 164, 170, 176, 181 Castillo, lawrence 1773: 93 Castro, David 1773: 93 Castro, Guadalupe 1745: 40 Castro,jerry1755:65, 149,152,166 Castro, Iaura1745:40,171,179 Castro, Lupe 1745: 174 Castro, Mary 1775: 93 Castro, Patsy 1765: 82 Cathcart, Eleanor 1Teacher: Hm. Ec.5: 34 Cauley, Charlene 1755: 65, 176 Cauley, Darletta 1765: 82 Celaya, Frances 1745: 179 Celaya,johnny 1'775: 93 Cerda, Della 1'775: 93, 172 Cerda, Olga 1775: 93 Cervantes, Leticia 1'745: 40, 179 Qiacon, Paul 1775: 93, 152 Chacon, Remijio 1Teacher: Span.5: 22, 128, 129 Chambers, Gary 1775: 93 Champaine, Berry 1775: 93 Chapa, Arthur 1775: 93, 155 Chapa, Carlos 1745: 40, 124, 128, 129, 148, 149 Chase, Claudette 1Teacher, Voc.5: 35 Chavez, Emest 1755: 65 Chavez, George 1'775: 93, 155 Chavez, Laura 1765: 82 Chavez, Pauline 1775: 93 Chavez, Sylvia 1765: 82 Chavez, Victoria 1765: 82, 167 Chavira, Elena 1745: 40 Chavira, Isabel 1755: 65 Chavira,johnny 1775: 93 Chen, Lupe 1'775: 93 Cherry, Armeida 1765: 82 Cherry, Jameselle 1775: 93 Cherry, Maria 1745: 40, 17a Christopher, Arlene 1Sec., Rd. Dept.5: 18 Clifford, Terry 1775: 93 Cline, Rex 1Teacher: Business5: 32 Cobb, Berverly 1745: 15, 41 Coleman, Sharon 1765: 82 Collins, Clareese 1Security5: 21 Collins, Tamaya 1775: 93 Collins, Virginia 1'745: 49 Colter, Andrew 1'765: 82, 144 Colter, Curtis 1'765: 82 Colter, Greg 1'765: 82, 154 Colter, R. L. 1755: 65 Colter, Robert 1745: 41 Connors, Ted 1775: 93 Contreras, Frances 1765: 82 Contreras, jonathan 1'745: 41, 59 Contreras, Laura 1765: 82 Cook, Abram 1'755: 65, 129 Cook, Beniie1'755:65,129,152 Cook, Wallam 1745: 41 Copeland, Roger 1765: 82, 132, 154 f Cordova, Duke 1775: 93 Cordova, Manuel 1775: 94 Cordova, Yolanda 1745: 41, 179 Coronado, Frank 1775: 94 Coronado, Josie 1765: 82 Coronado, Susan 1765: 84, 173 Corrales, Henry 1745:41,137,138 Corrales, juanita 1775: 94 Cortez, Theresa 1Sec.: Bil.5: 19 Corum, Bennie 1'765: 144 Corum, William 1775: 94 Covert, Linda 1Sec.5: 19 Craig, Charles 1C'1'A5: 27 Creamer, Georgette 1765: 82 Crisp, Tommy 1775: 94 Cruz, Asusena 1765: 82 Cruz, Dorothy 1'775: 94, 166 Cruz, Susie 1765: 82, 166 Cudjo, Helen 1775: 94 Cuellar, Freddie 1775: 94 Cuellar, Raymond 1'755: 25, 65 Culver, Roscoe 1Teacher: Voc.5: 30 Cupis, Nellie 1775: 94 Currethers,jerome 1755: 129 Dallas, Franklin 1Teacher: Eng.5: 24 Dallas, Howard 1Teacher: Math5: 24 Dalmolin, Albert 1Teacherg Voc.5: 33 Daniels, Vema 1755: 65 Davis, Brian 1745:25,41,43,106, 114, 164, 167 Davis, Donna 1765: 82 Davis Kenneth 1765: 82 Davis, Mabel 1Librarian5: 18 Davis, Mary 1775: 94 Davis, Phyllis 1755: 66, 70 Day, Chandra 1765: 82 Day, Eugene 1775: 94 Dean, Dennis 1'765: 82, 132 Dean, Kenneth 1745: 34 De Anda, Catalina 1'765: 82, 172 Dc Anda, Genevieve 1775: 94, 96 De Anda, Lupe 1'765: az De Anda, Sylvia 1'765: 82, 166, 176 Delado, Teresa 1'775: 94 De La Torre,janie 1'745: 42, 165 De Ia Torre, Mary 1755: 66, 166, 178 De Leon, Ruben 1'745: 42, 165 Delgado, Teresa 1'775: 94 Del Palacio, Maria 1'775: 94, 106 Deamarbieux, Larry 1775: 94 Demarbieux, Mary Helen 1'745: 42, 67, 160, 174, 179, 181 Demarbieux, Peggy 1765: 82 Dennis, Ricky 1765: 154 Derr,james 1Teacher, Business5: 32, 174, 179 Devine, Arthur 1'775: 94, 166 Devine, Debra 1755: 66, 172 Diaz, Rene 1Coach!Counselor5: 26, 27, 124, 129, 130 Diaz, Robert 1775: 94 Diaz, Ruben 1755: 66 Diaz, Ruby 1775: 94 Dicket, Michael 1775: 94 Digby, Everette 1'775: 94 Dimas, Sonia 1'775: 94 Dixon, Brenda 1'745: 41, 42 Dixon, Carla 1755: 66, 112 Dixon, Cheryl 1755: 66 Dixon, Harvey 1'775: 94 Dixon, Irene 1765: 82 Dixon, james 1'765: 82, 144 Dixon, Linda 1775: 94 Dixon, jildred 1'775: 94, 173 Dodd, Rebecca 1745: 82, 172 Donyell, jacquelyn 1775: 95 Dossie, Al 1775: 146 Dove, Marion 1Teacher: Voc.5: 33 Diieken, joel 1755: 66 Duckett, Lydell 1'745: 8, 10, 42, 106, 107, 165, 170 Duenas, David 1'745: 42 Duran, Rosa 1775: 95 Duran, Susie 1'775: 95 Dye, Robert 1Principal5: 12, 18 Eaton, Mary 1Teacher, Sp. Ed.5: 29 Eddings, Eleanor 1755: 66, 67, 160, 172, 174 Edmonson, Vivian 1Teacher, Reading5: 28 Edwards, Rodger 1Teacher, Voc.5: 33 Elliot, james 1Custodian5: 20 Ellis,Jean 1Teacher Aid, Bil.5: 22 Engram, Ingra 1'775: 95 Engram, Michael 1'765: 82, 132 Epperson, Elaine 1765: 82, 166 Epperson, Geraldine 1'775: 95 Escalante, Anna 1755: 174 Escalante, Diane 1Teacher Aid5: 22 Escarsega, Maria 1775: 95 Esparza, Albert 1765: 80, 82, 154 Esparza, Carmen 1'755: 66 Esparza, Lupe 1'745: 10 Esparza, Rachel 1'775: 95 Espericueta, Sylvia 1'745: 42 Espinoza, Paula 1765: 82 Esquer, Vivan 1'765: 82 Esters, Ronald 1'745: 129 Estrada, Isabel 1755: 76 Eylicio, Rickie 1'765: 82 Fajardo, Arturo 1'765: 82 Faiardo, Pete 1745: 129 Farinas, Yolanda 1755: 66, 181 Felix, Brian 1'765: az, 129, 144, 159 Felix, Byron 1'755: 66 Felix, Janie 1'775: 93,95 Feltus, Ed 1775: 95 Femandez,jerry 1'775: 95 Fiedler,jerry 1Teacher: Marketing! Merch.5: 32, 178 Fields, Iarry 1755: 66 Fields, Lillie 1775: 95 Fields, Sterling 1'775: 95 Fierro, Lupe 1765: sz, 106, us, 160, 164, 166, 175 Fierroz, Mary 1'765: 82 Figueroa, Anthony 1P.U. Officer5: 27 Fimbres,-IoAnn 1'765: 82 Finley, Donald 1'775: 95 Flanagan, Willie 1'765: 82 Flanagan, Vesthylor 1755: 66, 71 Flint, Preston 1Teacher, Voc.5: 30 Floren,james 1775: 95 Flores, Adella 1'745: 42, 160, 161 Flores, Billy 1'775: 136, 137, 138, 177 Flores, Christine 1'765: 82 Flores, Cruz 1775: 95 Flores, Delphina 1'775: 95 Flores, Emest 1775: 95, 102 Flores, Emie 1Custodian5: 21 Flores, Mary 1745: 42 Flores, Raymond 1Stud. Aid5: 27 Flores, Robert 1'745: 42 Flores, Rudy 1765: 82, 89 Flowers, Rose 1765: 83 Fong, Al 1'745: 177 Fong, Danny 1'775: 95 Fontes, Martin 1'765: 83 Ford, Wayne 1Administrator5: 18 Foreman, Roger 1'765: 82 Foster, Anise 1Teacher, Voc.5: 35 Foster, Gayle 1755: 66, 164 Foster, Van 1'765: 83 Fourt, Millard 1Teacher: Science5: 25 Frank, Leroy 1'745: 43 Franklin,Jean 1Teacherg Voc.5: 34 Franquero, Frank 1Teacher, Voc.5: 30 Frausto,jonathan 1'765: 83, 87 Frausto, Tony 1'745: 73 Frazier, Robert 1Teacher, Eng.5: 24 Fred, Tina 1'745: 43 Freeman, Etta 1'765: 83, 172 Freeman, Hiawatha 1'765: 83 Freeman, Timothy 1'745: 43, 165, 166, 167 Fuller, Charles 1Teacher: Voc.5: 30 Gabaldon, Genoveva 1'765: 82 Galaviz, David 1'755: 67, 152, 153, 181 Galaviz, Golly 1'745: 43, 129 Galaviz, Ralph 1'775: 95 Galindo, Berta 1'775: 95 Gallegos, Angel 1'765 1' 181 Gallegos, Priscilla 1755: 67, 181 Galvan, Lucy 1'775: 95 Gammage, Tamara 1'765: 82, 176 Gander, Sadie 1Teacher: Hm. Ec.5: 34 Garcia, Abel 1'765: 83 Garcia, Christine 1'775: 95 . Garcia, Dena 1'745: 43, 179 Garcia, Gus 1'775: 95 Garcia, jose 1'765: 83 Index - 183 Garcia, Maria 1775: 95, 172 Garcia, Nellie 1775: 95 Garcia, Pablino 1745: 43 Garcia, Pat 1775: 95 Garcia, Rebecca 1745: 43 Garcia, Ruby 1775: 83, 95, 106 Garland, Sherman 1Teacher: Sp. Fd.5: 29 Garrett, john 1775: 95 Garrett, Rimberly 1765: 83 Garza,juanita 1765: 83, 175 Garza, Naomi 1765: 83, 175 Garza, Teresa 1745: 43, 175,179 Gaxiola, Eddie 1775: 95 Gaxiola, Steve 1755: 67 Gay, Gerald 1755: 73, 124, 128,129 Gebler, Glenn 1Teacher: Voc.5: 33 German, Freddy 1765 sa, 137, iss, 149, 150, 154, 177 Gillarn, Betty 1765: 83 Glass,jarnes 1775: 95, 146 Gleason, Rudolph 1745: 44, 166, 167 Golden, Shevawn 1765: 83 Golston, Annette 1775: 95 Gomez, Anita 1745: 45 Gomez, David 1'745: 43, 129 Gomez, Eva 1745: 9, 124, 175 Gomez, Gracie 1755: 67 Gonzales, Benny 1765: 83 Gonzales, Carmen 1745: 44 Gonzales, Cruz 1745: 44 Gonzales, Dan 1765: 83, 137, 139 Gonzales, Frances 1775: 95 Gonzales,jennie 1765: 83 Gonzales, larry 1Custodian5: 20 Gonzales, Margie 1755:66, 160, 171, 173, 175 Gonzales, Richard 1755: 67 Gonzales, Tommy 1775: 95 Goode, Calvin 1Student Aid5: 27 Goode, Carla 1765: 83 Gosa, Charlie 1745: 54, 129, 140 Graham, Kelvin 1775: 95 Green, Evelyn 1Switchboard5: 19 Green, Frank 1775: 95 Green, William 1765: 83 Gregory, Mary 1Cafeteria5: 20 Gresham, Bemey 1745: 45, 47, 129, 131 Gresham, Rodney 1745: 49, 129 Griffin, Barbara 1775: 96 Griffin, Valoria 1Teacher: Sp. Ed.5: 29 Grigsby, Rosalyn 1Teacher: Science5: 25 Grigsby, Vlalter 1Custodian5: 20 Grimaldo, Betty 1755: 67, 164, 176, 177, 178, 181 Guarjardo, Victor 1775: 155 Guerra, Inna 1765: 83 Gunn, Paul 1745: 45 Guss, Eva 1765: 83 Gutierrez, Bertha 1775: 96, 175 Gutierrez, Blanca 1755: 67 Gutierrez, Carlos 1775: 96 Gutierrez,juanita 1755: 67 Gutierrez, Maria 1765: 175 Gutierrez, Pete 1745: 3, 44, 61, 115, 136, 184 - Index 137, 138, 165, 177, 178 Gutierrez, Ramon 1775: 96 Guy, Glenna 1Sec.g Prin.5: 19 Guyton, Cathy 1755: 67, 164, 170 Guyton, Eric 1745: 42, 45, 129 Guzrnan,jesus 1765: 83 Habre, Gloria 1775: 96 Habre, joseph 1755: 65, 67, 129, 149, 152 Haley, Wilma 1755: 68 Hall, Dale 1765: 83 Hall, Donnell 1765: 83, 132 Hall, Diane 1765: 83 Hall, Glenn 1745: 141, 142 Hamilton, Farl 1775: 96, 149 Hammons, Kathy 1755: 68 Hanahan,jean 1Teacher: Reading5: 23 Haner, Edith 1Teacher: Business5: 32 Harden, Faith 1775: 96, 170, 173 Hardwick, Roy 1765: 84, 132, 144 Harper,joel 1755: 129 Harris, Linda 1745: 45 Harris, Rosie 1755: 68 Harris, Veronica 1745: 46 Harris, Willie 1775: 96 Harvey, Oblestra 1745: 45 Harvey, Russell 1Teacher: Voc.5: 30 Hatfield, Elmer 1Teacher: Scienoe5: 25 Hawkins, Ronald 1775: 96 Hawkins, Sandra 1745: 46 Haynes,john 1Teacher: Eng.5: 24, 44, 177 Haynes, Wilham 1765: 144, 145 Haynes, XVillie 1765: 84, 144 Haywood, Nathan 1Custodian5: 21 Heckard, Debra 1755: 73 Henderson, jerry 1765: 84 Henderson, I.inda 1Sch. Wk. Exp.5: 29 Henley, David 1745: 129, 131, 141 Henry, Richard 1Teacher: Voc.5: 33 Herbert, Allen 1Dept. Hd.: Security5: 20, 21 Hemandez, Baetrice 1745: 46 Hemandez, Dolores 1765: 84 Hemandez, George 1755: 68 Hemandez,jesse 1755: 68 Hemanclez,jorge 1PUHS Public Relations5: 27, 114, 181 Hemandez,joseph 1745: 46 Hemandez, Margaret 1765: 84 Hemandez, Mary lou 1755: 76 Hemandez, Noelia 1775: 96 Hemandez, Octavio 1745: 46 Hemandez, Raul 1775: 96, 158 Hemandez, Ray 1Custodian5: 20 Hemandez, Regina 1775: 96 Hemandez, Rosie 1755: 68, 71 Herrera, Felix 1Teacher Aid5: 22 Herrera, Frances 1Teacher Aid5: 22 Herrera, Patrick 1Teacher: Soc. Stud.5: 24 Herring, Patricia 1755: 68, 115 Hess, Karen 1Teacher, Reading5: 23 Hess, Pauline 1Cafeteria5: 20 Hicks, Patricia 1765: 84 Hicks, William 1775: 96 Higgins, Cl1arles 1765: 84 Hightower, Alberta 1745: 47, 176 Hill, Carolyn 1765: 84 Hill, Pauline 1765: 84 Hines, larry 1765: 84 Hinkel, Violet 1775: 174 Hipolito, Pablo 1775: 96 Hoeffel, Bemadette 1Teacherg Voc.5: 35 Hoffman, Richard 1Teacher: Ind. Sci.5: 25 Hollen, Etoyce 1755: 68 Hollen, Sharon 1745: 178 Holmes, Mark 1765: 84 Holt, Deborah 1745: 41, 47 Hom, Bailey 1755: 68, 180, 181 Hoove, Alvin 1765: 84 Hoover, Bonnie 1745: 47 Hom, Cassandra 1775: 96 Housley, Peggy 1775: 96 Howard, Darlene 1765: 84 Howard, Lellious 1745: 47 Howard, Lola 1745: 47 Howard, Linda 1775: 96 Howard, Orlene 1765: 84, 89, 181 Howard, Peggy 1775: 96 Hubbard, Charles 1745: 47 Hubbard, Darlene 1755: 68 Hubbard, Lois 1755: 69 Huerta, Sandra 1775: 96 Hullaby, Billy 1775: 96, 146 Hurtado, Femando 1Teacher Aid5: 22 Hutchinson, Bess 1Sec.: Act. Off.5: 18 Hutloff, Eugene 1Headg Reading Dept.5: 23 Iniguez, Lydia 1775: 96 Iniguez, Ralph 1775: 96 jackson, Harvard 1775: 96 jacquez, Rose 1Teacher: Voc.5: 34 james, Barbara 1Nurse5: 26 james, Victor 1775: 96 jaramillo, Vivian 1765: 84 jasso, Evelyn 1765: 84 jimenez, Danny 1745: 48 johnson, Caleb 1745: 48, 129, 131, 152 johnson, Calvin 1765: 84 johnson, Carl 1765: 84 johnson, Charles 1745: 48 johnson, Chris 1775: 96 johnson, Dona 1775: 96 johnson, Elaine 1765: 84 johnson, Howard 1775: 96 johnson, Ida 1745: 48, 135 johnson, Lillian 1775: 96 johnson, I.inda 1755: 164 johnson, Norma 1755: 69 johnson, Othaniel 1775: 96, 159 johnson, Paula 1765: 84 johnson, Rosemarie 1775: 96 johnson, Ruth 1745: 10, 48, 107, 167, 170, 178 johnson, Ted 1775: 96 johnson, Uriah 1755: 69 johnson, Virginia 1775: 96 jones, Annette 1765: 84, 87, 166, 167, 173 jones, Clyde 1755: 69 jones, Craig 1745: 48, 53, 113,129, 141, 143 jones, Donnette 1765: 84, 164 jones, Dwayne 1775: 96 jones, Edwina 1775: 96 jones, Floyd 1745: 49, 55, 112, 141 jones, Gerald 1Dept. Hd.: P.E.5: 28 jones, james 1745: 49, 56, 129, 130 jones,janette 1Teacher: Art5: 28, 29, 181 jones, Mike 1765: 84, 132, 144, 145 jones, Nathanial 1775: 96, 149 jones, Patricia 1775: 96 jones, Renee 1745: 49, 50 jones, Shirlyn 1755: 69 jones, Terry 1765: 84 juarez, Elizabeth 1745: 49 juarez, Frank 1765: 84 juarez,jesusa 1775: 96 juarez, Lino 1765: 84, 137, 149, 177 juarez, Violet 1'755: 64, 69,139,171, 173, 175 July, Bifford 1765: 8-4 july, Philbert 1775: 97 jtmz, Carol 1775: 97 Katz, Robert 1Teacher! Asst. Baseball Coarhyr za, 29, 152, 165 Kceff, Kelly 1Cafeteria5: 20 Keener, Ronnie 1775: 97 Keithly, Fred 1Teacher, Voc.5: 33 Kennedy, Gracie 1745: 49, 178 King, Carolyn 1755: 69 King, Michael 1755: 69 King, Sandra 1775: 97 Kooyers, Ray 1Teacher: Frosh Rd.5: 28, 177 Kopchak, Louise 1Teacher: Voc.5: 35 Kozaczka, Lynn 1755: 67 Krell, Mrs. 1Teacher5: 26 Kushibab, Adelaide 1Teacher, Voc.5: 35 I.aMar, Savanah 1Sec.: Stud. Aid5: 19 lamb, Terry 1775:97,146 Iambeth, Diane 1765: 84 I.aMothe, Dolores 1Tcachet5: 35 lane, Robby 1775: 97, 149, 166 Iauro, David 1775: 97 laurrnjohrr 1745: 49, 17a lechuga, Richard 1765: 84 Lee, Alex 1775: 97 Lee, Alvin 1775: 97, 149 Ice, Alvin 1775: 97 Lee, Atnhony 1755: 68, 164 Lee,jimmie 1775: 97 Lee, Kermit 1751: 69, 129, 130 Lee, Paul 1751: 69 Lee, Ricky 1761: 84 Lemons, Robert 1761: 85 Leon,joseph 1Security1: 21 Lerrna, Ana 1751: 69 lemma, Edward 1741: 49, 137 ltrml, M2113 1'761: 85, 172 Levario, john 1771: 97 Lewis,-Jimmy 1741: 49 Lewis, Patricia 1771: 97 Leyendecker, Rudy 1741: 44, 49, 168, 176, 181 Limbs, Angelina 1751: 70 loot, Tony 1761: 85 lopez, Alex 1741: 49 lopez, Alex 1741: 49 lopez, Carol 1751: 7o, 175 Lopez, Connie 1751: 70 lopez, Connie 1751: 64, 70, 71, 160, 175 Lopez, Emelda 1751: 175 lopez, Florisa 1751: 70 Lopez, Frank 1'741: so, 17s lopez, Henry 1751: 70 lopez, l-lortensia 1761: 29, 85, 166, 176, 180, 181 lopez, jesse 1771: 97 Iopez,Joe 1'761: ss, s7, 137, 138, 149, 158, 177 lopez, Josie 1761: 85 lopez, Juanita 1Sec.g Bil.1: 19 lopez, Mike 1771: 97, 149, 150, 155 lopez, Pete 1741: 30 Lopez, Peter 1751: 70 lopez, Richard 1771: 97 Lott, Toni 1761: 85 Lowe, Gcorgetta 1771: 97 lowenstein, Marcia 1AV1: 19 Lubin, Arthur 1'l'eacherg Reading1: 23 Lucero, Delphina 1771: 97 Lucero, Frances 1771: 97 Lucero, Peggy 1Teacherg Eng.1: 22 Lucero, Rita 1751: 70 Luera,-Ioel 1751: 70 Lugo, Hermillo 1Custodian1: 20 Lugo, Lucy 1761: 85, 174 Lukas, Rheinhart 1Teacherg Voc.1: 34 Lurnley, Donald 1Dept. Hd.g Soc. Stud.1: 25 Luna, Hector 1761: 85, 87, 136, 137, 138, 164, 166, 176, 177 Luna, Margaret 1771: 97 Luna, Rosemary 1771: 97 Lynch, Arthur 1751: 70, 132 , Lyons, Lynda 1761: 85, 166 Mabry, Mary 1741: 50,178 Madura, Frank 1Coach1: 28, 141 ' Maldonado, Benny 1751: 70 Maldonado, Larry 1741: 50 Maldonado, lorraine 1Tcacher Aid1: 22 Manrriquez, laeonel 1761: 85 Mapalo, Diane 1761: 85 Mar-iota, Larry gravy 21 Marquez, Manuel 1771: 97 Marquez, Mary 1751: 70 Marquez, Michael 1751: 71 Marquez, Ruben 1771: 97 Marquez, Sandra 1771: 98 Marquez, Sylvia 1751: 71, 161, 171, 173 Marrulo, Martha 1761: 85 Martin, Andrea 1761: as Martin, Lucio 1Dept. Hd.: Counselor1: 26, 111 Martin, Marvin 1'741: so Martinez, Arthur 1741: 50 Martinez, Bill 1761: 174 Martinez, Bobby 1751: 71, 129, 152, 153, 164, 176 Martinez, Cecelia 1741: 50 Martinez, Felix 1741: 50 Marrinez,jose 1751: 71, 130, 152, 166, 169 Martinez, Manny 1Teacherg Science1: 25, 148, 149 Martinez, Mark 1741: 129 Martinez, Michael 1741: 125 Martinez, Monroy 1761: 85 Martinez, Paul 1751: 71 Marnner, Paul 1'761: as Martinez, Rose 1'741: 50, 179 Mass, Ella 1Teacherg P.E.1: 28 Massey, Betty 1Teacherg Business1: 32, 174 Mata, Cliffy 1761: 85 Mata, Emest 1741: 51 Mata, Rosie 1761: 85 Mathews, Dwight 1771: 98 Mathews, Bredna 1771: 98 Mauro, Annie 1771: 98 Maxwell, Shirley 1771: 98 Mayfield, Chris 1771: 98, 134, 146, 166, 167 McCowen, Bill 1Custodian1: 20 McCowen, Elaine 1741: 51 Mtflowen, Oscar 1771: 98, 164, 166 McCuin,joAnna 1751: 71 MtGhee,jerrie 1761: 85 McGhee, Tonie 1771: 98 McGill, Larry 1Coach!Counselor1: 16, 26, 110, 1l1,129,152,153 MrGr1ff,'rhrrnran 1761: as Mclntosh, Edward 1771: 98, 146 Mclntyre, Daniel 1Teacherg Math1: 24 Meador, William 1'l eacher!Coach1: 28, 29, 148, 149 Medina, Alex 1771: 98 Medina,jessie 1771: 98 Medina, Rosie 1761: 84, 85 Meiia, Sonia 13771: 98 Melendez, Linda 1751: 71, 73, 139, 166, 167 Melendez, Lydia 1771: 98 Melton, Michele 1751: 71, 115, 164, 172 Menchaca, Christiina 1741: 51, 179 Mendez, Cecelia 1761: 85 Mendez, Debbie 1741: 51 Mendez, Steve 1771: 151 Mendoza, Esther 1741: 51, 171, 179 Mendoza, Margaret 1771: 98, 172 Mendoza, Rosalie 1751: 71 Mendoza, Rosie 1771: 98 Menefield, Glenda 1741: 51, 179 Mercado, john 1761: 85 Mercado, Sandra 1751: 71 Mercado, Sandra 1751: 71 Merkel, Mary 1Teacherg Rcading1: 23 Merrill, Donald 1771: 148, 149 Merrill, Paul 1Sch. Psychologist1: 27 Metzgar, Yolanda 1'761: 85, 166 Middleron,james 1Teacherg Reading1: 23 Mills, Bob 1Custodian1: 20 Miranda, Fred 1761: B5 Miranda, Lupita 1771: 98 Miranda, Pearl 1771: 98 Miranda, Ruben 1771: 97, 98 Miranda, Ruben 1'771: 98, 155 Miranda, Sylvia 1761: 85 Miranda, Theresa 1741: 51,178 Mitchell, Bruce 1771: 98, 146, 147 Mitchell, Katherine 1771: 98 Mitchell, Ricky 1761: 85 Mitten, Martha 1Teacherg Eng.1: 5, 22, 175, 177 Moecia, Mabel 1Cafeteria1: 20 Molumby, Mary 1Voc. Coun.1: 18, 20 Monroe, Denise 1771: 98 Montano, Michael 1751: 71 Montero, Isabelle 1771: 98 Montoya, Terry 1761: 85 Moore, Almecer 1771: 98 Moore, Clyde 1751: 72 Moore, Denise 1751: 72 Moore, Donald 1761: 85 Moore, Donna 1761: 98 Moore, Edwina 1771: 99 Moore, Larry 1751: 72, 110, 141, 142 Moore, Terry 1771: 99, 165, 170 Moraga, Armando 1'741: 51, 149, 151 Morales, Frank 1771: 99 Morals, Mary 1751! 173, 175 Moreno, Angel 1761: 51, 129, 132 Moreno,jenny 1761: 84 Moreno, Martin 1751: 71 Moreno, Phillip 1Teacherg Photo1: 28, 176 Moreno, Robert 1771: 99 Morgan, Cynthia 1761: 85, 166, 173 Moten, Doris 1Admin. Asst.1: 18 Mullins, Teresa 1771: 99 Munguia, George 1'761: 85 Munguia, Sergio 1771: 135 Muniz, Rosalie 1761: 85 Munn, Charles Gob Coordin.1: 27 Munguia, Pete 1741: 52 Murrieta, lselda 1741: 164, 175, 177 Murrillo, Fred 1'751:72, 152 Murrillo,jennie 1'761: 85, 172 Murrillo, Olga 1771: 99 Murrillo, Sylvia 1'741: 52 Nance, Williams 1761: 85 Narvais, Elda1741: 52, 171,179 Narvais, louis 1761: 86, 89, 154 Natera, Irene 1761: 86 Nava, Evangelina 1751: 72 Nava, Ralph 1771: 99 Nava, Sylvia 1761: 85 Nava, Yolanda 1'741: 52, 179 Navaiar, Esperaza 1'761: 85 Navarro, Alice 1'741: 10, 52, 58, 139, 171, 173, 177 Navarro, Dora 1751: 72, 161, 166, 173 Navarro, Marylou 1Teacherg Voc.1: 34 Navarro, Thomas 1771: 99 Neal, Kathleen 1'741: 52 Ned, Tom 1'741: 52 Nelson, Carl 1'741: 52 Nemeth, Norma 1Voc. Coun.1: 26 Newell, George 1741: 149, 151 Newell, Rita 1751: 72 Newlin, Connie 1Cafeteria1: 20 Newman, Gertrude 1Teacherg Eng.1: 24, 177 Nichol, Ralph 1Teacherg Voc.1: 33 Norman, Henrietta 1761: 86 Norris, Charles 1Custodian1: 20 Norris,jay 1751: 72, 146 Norwood, Dannie 1'741: 52, 176 Index - 185 Norwood,jay 1775: 99 Nunez, Rose 1745: 53, 178 Nunley, Cteba 1Security5: 21 O'Gilbert, Myron 1745: 44, 129 Ogorek, Vlalter 1Teacherg Math5: 24 Olguin,john 1775: 99 Olivas, Angie 1775: 99 Olivas,joe 1775: 99 Oliver, Edward 1Security5: 20, 21 Olivere, Zulma 1Teacherg Voc.5: 35 Olszryn,joan 1Teacher: Sp. Ed.5: 29 Ontiveros, Danny 1775: 92, 99, 137 Ontiveros,jennie 1765: 86 Ordaz, Maria 1775: 99 Orlie, Helen 1Teacherg Voc.5: 35 Orosco, Andy 1765: 137 Ortega, Ana 1775: 99 Ortega, Erlinda 1765: 86, 174 Ortega, Nancy 1775: 99 Ortega, Rosie 1775: 99 Ortega, Sam 1Custodian5: 20 Ortiz, Frank 1775: 99 Ortiz, Pete 1755: 72 Ortiz, Ruth 1765: 86 Osbom, Vivian 1Teacherg Voc.5: 34 Osorio, Ray 1775: 99, 155 Otero, Hilda 1755:72,164, 181 Owens, Darrell 1'745: 44, 52, 166, 167 Owens, Emma 1765: 86 Pace, Brendelyn 1755: 72 Padilla, Barbara 1765: 86, 176 Padilla,johnny 1755: 72 Padilla, Rudy 1745: 53 Padilla, Susie 1755: 72 Padilla, Tony 1775: 99 Page, Darrell 1Custodian5: 21 Page, Michael may as Parlter, Denise 1765: 86, 176 Parker, Barley 1745: 53 Parra, Grade 1'775: 99 Patterson, Vickie 1775: 99 Payan, Angie may 72 Pearce, Sharon 1Teacher5: 34 Pena, Bennie 1765: 86 Pena, Edward 0745: ss, 59, 152, 165, 176 Pena, Susie 1755: 73 Peoples, Larry 1755: 72, 73, 129, 178 Peralta, Robert 1775: 99 Peraza, Kathy 1745: 53, 179 Perea, Amold 1765: 86 Perea, Michael 1775: 99 Perez, Alicia 1755: 73, 166 Perez, Elida 1755: 73 Perez, Estella 1765: 86 Perez, Maria 1775: 99 Perez, Pete 1745: 53 186 - Index Perez, Rosa 1755: 73 Perez, Rosalinda 1745: 54 Perez, Yolanda 1765: 86, 139, 171, 173, 177 Perry, Angela 1775: 99 Peme,josie 1Counselor5: 25 Peters, Susan 1765: 86, 176 Peterson, Herbert 1745: 54 Petters, Debra 1775: 99 Pettit, Ken 1Custodian5: 20 Phifer, Annie 1775: 99 Phillips, Don 1Custodian5: 21 Pierce, Anthony 1775: 99 Pittman, Danell 1775: 148, 149 Pittman, Kendall 1775: 99 Pittman, Sanja 1745: 54 Pittman, Yolanda 1765: 86 Plascencia, Armando 1775: 100 Plummer, Paul 1Teacherg Sci.5: 25 Ponce, Patsy 1765: 86 Ponce, Ronald 1745: 54, 178 Porter, Cindy 1765: 181 Porter, jackie 1775: 94 Porter,janioe 1745: 54, 107 Porter, joe 1755: 73 Porter, Pamala 1'755: 73, 178 Portillo, Dolores 1765: 86, 181 Post, Arvella 1745: 54 Poteet, Pauline 1Teacherg Business5: 32 Powell, Eric 1755: 21, 73 Pugh, Vlashington 1775: 100 Quezada, Rudy 1745: 149, 150, 151 Quintero, Rachel 1775: 100 Quihuis, Susan 1765: 86 Ragdalano, Refugio 1765: 86 Rallins, Karen 1765: 86 Ramirez, Amelia 1775: 100 Ramirez, Armando 1Coun.fCoach5: 26, 152 Ramirez, Arthur 1775: 100 Ramirez, Dolores 1755: 73 Ramirez, Rosalinda 1745: 178 Ramirez, Rudy 1775: 100, 155 Ramos, Betty 1775: 100, 172, 175 Ramos, Gerald 1775: 100 Ramos, Ross 1745: 54, 118, 166 Ramos, Stella 1755: 73 Rangel, Marty 1745: 141 Redmond, Elven 1755: 73, 74, 141, 143 Reece, Gwendolyn 1775: 100 Reece, Lonnie 1765: 86 Reed, Berverly 1745: 35, 55 Reed, Sandra 1745: 55, 178 Reeves, Sherman 1755: 73 Regalado, Eleanor 1745: 55 Regalado, Patsy 1755: 73, 166 Renteria, Danny 1745: 55 Retiz,javier 1765: 86 Reyes, George 1755: 149 Reyes,jose 1765: 86, 89 Reyes, Sergio 1775: 100 Reynolds, Clara 1765: 86 Rhymes, Argie 1Caoch5: 28, 144 Rhymes, Brenda 1765: 80, 86, 174 Rhymes, Linda 1765: 80, 86, 174 Rhymes, Victoria 1745: 55 Richardson, Kenneth 1745: 55, 165 Rider, Phyllis 1745: 55 Riles, Pamela 1765: 86 Riley, Arlene 1755: 73 Riley, Ruby 1Sec.g Co1m.5: 19 Rios, Amold 1775: 100 Rios, JoAnn 1765: 86 Rippstien, Annette 1765: 175 Rivas, Henry 1755: 73 Rivas, Linda 1765: 86, 173 Rivas, Roasemary 1775: 100, 103 Roberts, Dwayne 1755: 74 Roberts, Patsy 1Teacherg Reading5: 23 Robinson, Christy 1Teacherg S.S.5: 22, 122, 176 Robinson, Darrell 1755: 74 Robinson,james 1775: 100 Robinson, Janice 1765: 86 Robledo,jaclt 1765: 154, 173 Robledo, Steve 1765: 152 Rodriquez, Armando 1775: 100 Rodriquez, Barbara 1755: 74 Rodriquez, Louie 1755: 74 Rodriquez, Louisa 1775: 100 Rodriquez, Maria 1745: 174, 178 Rodriquez, Mary Anne 1745: 55, 174, 179 Rodriquez, Roseanne 1745: 55 Rodriquez, Rosemary 1765: 86 Rodriquez, Ted 1765: 154, 180 Rogers,joAnn 1775: 100 Roman, Stacy 1755: 74 Roman, Victory 1745: 8, 152, 153 Romero, Albert 1Teacher Aid5: 30 Romero, Barbara 1765: 86 Romero, Francisco 1765: 86 Romero, Patricia 1'775: 100 Romo, Angelina 1775: 100 Romo, David 1755: 74 Romo, Rosemary 1745: 56, 174, 179, 180, 181 Rosales, Maria 1775: 100 Rosales, Martha 1775: 100 Rosales,jesus 1775: 100 Rose, Wilma 1Teacherg Frosh S.S.5: 28, 122 Ross, Henry 1765: 86 Royalty, joseph 1Custodian5: 20 Rubalcba, Lupe 1755: 74 Rubi, Arthur 1745: 56 Rubi, Virginia 1775: 100 Rubio, Sylvia 1765: 86, 89 Rueda, Margaret 1775: 100 Ruiz, Esther 1755: 65, 74, 181 Ruiz, Maria 1745: 56 Ruiz, Maria 1765: 86, 172 Ruiz, Nancy 1775: 101 Ruiz, Pauline 1755: 74, 114, 136 Ruiz, Pauline 1745: 56, 176 Ruiz, Robert 1775: 101 Ruiz, Stephanie 1775: 101 Ruiz, Tommy 1745: 56 Russell, Glenda 1Sec.5: 19 Russell, Kenneth 1Teacherg Voc.5: 33 Sabari, Tamara 1775: 101,106 Salas, Margue 1755: 74 Salazar, Daniel 1765: 86 Salazar, Michael 1775: 100 Salazar, Myra 1775: 101 Salazar, Steve 1775: 101 Salcido, Patsy 1745: 44, 56, 179 Saldono, Chris 1755: 74 Salinas, Angie 1'755: 74, 160, 161, 173 Salinas, Danny 1765: 86, 132, 152 Salinas, Sally 1775: 101 Sallis, Clayton 1765: 86 Sanchez, Alex 1745: 56 Sanchez, Alfonso 1745: 57 Sanchez, Carlos 1775: 101, 155 Sanchez, Diane 1775: 101 Sanchez, jean 1755: 64, 74, 178 Sanchez,josie 1745: 57, 174, 177, 179 Sanchez, Lorenzo 1765: 86 Sanchez, Margarita 1775: 101 Sanchez, Maria 1765: 86 Sanchez, Maria 1775: 87 Sanchez, Roland 1765: 87 Sanchez, Samuel 1775: 101 Sanchez, Tony 1'755: 48, 57, 129, 130 Sanciprian, Carlos 1775: 101, 155 Sanciprian, Mario 1755: 132 Sanders, Aaron 1765: 87 Sanders, joe 1755: 87, 132, 154 Sandoval, Andy 1Coach5: 136, 137 Sandoval, Corrine 1745: 178 Sandoval, Dorrine 1745: 178 Sandoval, jolinda 1765: 87 Sandoval, Ralph 1Teacher5: 22, 108, 136, 157, 138 Sandoval, Trinidad 1Teacher5: 22, 108, 139 Santa Cruz 1765: 87 Santa Cmz, Irene 1775: 101 Santana, Esther 1775: 101 Sarazoza, Richard 1755: 74 Savinon, Charles 1765: 87 Saylor, Betty 1Teacher5: 25 Schaffer, Frank 1-Teacher5: 25 Schroedter, Max 1Teacher5: 34 Schultz, Frank 1745: 57, 152 Schultz, George 1765: 87 Scott, Carl 1765: 87 Scott, Edward 1765: 87 Scott, Gregory 1745: 57, 129 Scott, Gregory 1775: 101, 166, 167 Scott, Karen 1745: 10, 48, 57, 106, 107, 118, 119, 165-7 Scott, Sherry 1765: 97 Scroggins, Esther 1'745: 58, 179 Scroggins, Lenora 1765: 87 Scroggins, Sharon 1765: 87, 174 Segoviano, Danny 1745: 148, 140 Segoviano, Ray 1765: 87 Segoviano, Sylvia 1765: 87 Sema, Franlr1771: 101, 155 Sema, Manuel 1'741: 129, 149 Sema, Ruben 1751: 74, 152 Serrano, Manuel 1751: 74 Serrano, Victor 1761: 87 Sevilla, Norma 1751: 75 Shannon, Virginia 1Teacher1: 35 Sharkey,joAnn 1Teacher1: 35 Sheffield, Bennie 1761: 87, 166, 167, 168, 176 Shielda, Dwayne: 1771: 101 Shields, Marvin 1'751: 75, 132 Shores, Stanley 1Teacher1: 16, 23, 24 Shumway,j. 1Teacher1: 28 Silva, Emest 1761: 87 Silva, Robert 1771: 101 Simkins, Sammy 1761: 75 Simmons, Branetta 1751: 75 Simmons, Cynthia 1741: 58, 178 Sisneros, Anthony 1741: 58, 178 Sledge. Mickey 1751: 75, 141 Sledge, Stanley 1761: 87, 129, 154 Smiley, Cedric 1751: 75 Smiley, Michael 1771: 101 Smith, Antone 1771: 101 Smith, Brenda 1'771: 101, 166 Smith, Chris 1761: 87, 144, 154 Smith, jerry 1741: 58 Smith, Louis 1Security1: 21 Smith, Marilyn 1751: 75, 172, 176 Smith, Richard 1Teacher1: 32 Smith, Sammie 1771: 101 Smith, Stanley 1751: 164, 166, 167 Smith, Wendell 1Associate Principal1: 18, 20 Smith, Wesley: 101 Sneed, Kathy 1761: 87 Sneed, Sam 1741: 58 Sneed, Timothy: 101 Snyder, Dale 1Custodian1: 20 Solan, Frank 1761: 87 Solano, Freddie 1741: 46, 140, 141 Solomon, Diane 1771: 100, 160, 164 Soloman,Joyce 1751: 75 Solomon, Lillian 1741: 166, 179 Solomon, Mitchell 1751: 75, 132 Sorenson, Alvin 1Teacher1: 33 Sosa, Antonio: 101 Soto,jesus 1'751: 75, 152 Soto,joe1751: 75 Soto, Mike 0761: 97, 101, 103, 137, 149, 166 Soto, Placido: 27 Soza, Paul 1741: 58 Soza, Robert 1751: 75 Spriggs, jake 1751: 75 Star, Gary 1751: 75 Statz, Genevieve 1Teacher1: 28 Steams, joan 1Teacher1: 29 smle, Billy 1741: ss Stegall, George 1Teacher1: 25 Stephens, Robin 1741: 59 Stevens, 'rmy 1761: a7, 154,166, 167 Strong, Robert 1Director! Freshman Block1: 28, 148, 149 Stuart, Donald 1751: 75 Sumpter, Kerredia 1751: 75 Swanson,john 1Counselor1: 26 Tademy, Andrew 1761: 87 Tademy, Esther 1751: 76, 77 Tallabas,Joe: 101 Tamez, Elvira 1741: 59 Tang, Charlene 1'741: 164, 174, 177, 179 Tapia, Hilario 1751: 75 Tate, Dena 1741: 59 Taylor, Alecia 1741: 59 Taylor, Artis 1741: 76 Taylor, Delmonia 1761: 88 Taylor, jackie 1751: 76 Taylor, Ludell 1761: 88 Taylor, Pearl 1751: 76, 178 Taylor, Sue 1'751: 76 Teaguw, Lathan: 101 Teeling, Eva 1Cafeteria1: 20 Teiada, Edward 1'751: 181 Tejada, Ruben 1771: 101 Telles, Martha 1761: 87, 88, 160, 173, 174 Terrazas,john 1771: 101 Terry, Gloria 1761: 88 Terry, Katherine 1741: 59, 179 Thomas, james 1AVC Coun.1: 18 'l hompson,janet 1761: 88, 166 Thompson, Rufus 1771: 102 Thompson, Terry 1751: 76, 129, 144 Thompson, William 1741: 59 Thome, Gerald 1741: 76, 181 Tice, Donna 1751: 76 Tiemey, Susan 1Teacher1: 22, 119 Toliver,James 1751: 76 Torres, Arthur 1761: 88 Torres, Barbara 1761: 88 Torres, Lydia 1771: 102 Torrez, Norma 1741: 59 Treece, Cynthia 1761: 88 Toms, Arthur 1761: 87, ss, 149, 154 Torres, Barbara 1761: B8 Torres, David 1761: 88 Torres, Eddie 1761: 88 Torres, Gloria 1751: 76, 181 Torres, Manuel 1761: 88 Torres, Norma 1741: 59 Torres, Rosie 1751: 161, 173 Trevino, Armando 1Teacher1: 27 Trevino, Benny 1761: 88, 137, 177 Trevino, Irma 1771: 102 Trevino,jesse 1'771: 23, 102 Trevino, Noel 1751: 76 Trevino, Richard 1'771: 102 Trevino, Sandra 1761: 88 Trevino, Stella 1.7412 60, 178 Trotter, Harry 1761: 88, 132, 144 Trujillo, Rosa 1761: 88, 166 Tucci, Ana 1Teacherg Business1: 34 Tucker, Robert 1Teacherg Voc,1: 32 Tucker, Stan 1Security1: 21 Tunstill, Betty 1Teacherg Voc.1: 34 Tumer, Alvin 1771: 102 Tumer, Cecillia 1761: 88 Tumer, Christine 1771: 102 Valdez, Arlene 1761: 88 Valdez, Edgar 1761: as Valdez,Jesus 1761: 88 Valdez, joe 1761: 88 Valdez, Marshall 1761: 88 Valdez, Michael 1741: 60, 149, 175, 177 Valdez, Ricky 1'751: 76, 137, 138 Valencia, Robert 1761: 54, 88 Valenzuela, Anthony 1741: 60 Valenzuela, Rose 1'771: 6 Vallejos, Edwina 1'771: 102 Valtierra, Manuel 1741: 60 Vance, Anita 1741: 60 Varela, Rudy 1'771: 102 Vargas, Vivian 1'751: 76 Vasquez, Maria 1771: 102 Vaughn, Albert 1771: 102, 144 Vaughn, Diane 1'751: 76 Vaughn, Rose 1Teacherg Business1: 32, 67 Vaughn, Shirley 1761: 89 Vega, Adela 1Sec.g Reg.1: 19 Vega, Maria 1Dept. Hd.g Bil.1: 22, 107, 118, 119 Vega, Sylvia 1741: 60 Velasquez, Rosie 1771: 102, 106 Venalde, Iavonna 1741: 60 Verdoza, Maria 1'771: 102 Verdoza, Maria 1761: 89 Verdoza, Rose 1761: 89 Verdoza, Samuel 1761: 89 Vila, Carol 1741: 46, 60 Villa, Lena 1'751: 76 Villa, Rosalie 1'771: 102 Villacencio, Peter 1761: 89 Villavicencio, Albert 1'751: 65, 77 Villavicencio, Erasmo 1761: 89 Villegas, Angel 1761: 89 fillegas, Hector 1'751: 77, 109 Villegas, Silvia 1741: 61 Vindiolahlimmy 1'771: 102 Vinson,josie 1741: 164, 166, 171 Vinson, Robbie 1761: 89, 172 Wade, Lennie 1761: B9 Wade, Valerie 1751: 77 Wadlow, Ed 1Custodian1: 20 Waldon, Vivian 1771: 170 Waldrop, Iarry 1741: 61 Walker, Bill 1Teacher1: 21 Walker, Clarence 1751: 77, 144, 145 Walker, jimmy 1751: 77 Walters, David 1761: 89 Walters, Doris 1Librarian1: 18 Walters, Dorothy 1761: 89, 176 Walters, Sonovia 1'751: 77 Walthers, Susanna 1761: B9 Walton, Alma 1Sec.g AVC1: 19 Walton, Vivianetta 1771: 102 Ward, Novel 1741: 61 Ware, Sylvester 1761: 89, 166 Warrington, Sunday 1771: 102 Washington, Perry 1761: 89, 154, 166 Washington, Pugh 1771: 149 Washington, Tom 1771: 102 Watson, Andrew 1761: 89, 173 Watson, Deborah 1751: 77 Watts, jennette 1761: 89 Weatherhead, Loretta 1761: 89 Webb, Ruth 1Counselor1: 26 Wenninger, Leslie 1Teacherg Chonls1: 29, 174 West, Roy 1761: 89 White, Aaron 1751: 77 White, Darcell 1761: 89 White, Darrell 1741: 61 White, johnny 1741: 61 White, Marilyn 1'771: 102 White, Mary 1761: 89, 174 White, Sammy 1741: 61, 113, 129, 141, 152 Wilbume, Richard 1771: 152 Wiley, Linda 1'751: 77 Wiley, Lisa 1771: 102 Wiley, Shirley 1'751: 77, 178 Wiley, Shirley 1'771: 102 Willenburg, R.j. 1Teacherg Voc.1: 33 Williams, Anita 0761: as, 174 Williams, Anthony 1'771: 102 Williams, Barbara 1'771: 102 Williams, Carol 1761: 89 Williams, Gary 1771: 102 Williams,jackie 1'771: 102 Williams, james 1'771: 102 Wil1iams,johnny 1751: 77 Williams, Lewis C7411 61 Williams, Michael 1751: 77 Williams, Patricia 1Teacher1: 35 Williams, Robert 1771: 102 Wilson, Angela 1741: 61 Wilson, Margo 1761: 89 Winfrey, Dwaine 1761: 89 Woff, Douglas 1Teacher1: 33 Woods, Cynthia 1'741: 61, 178 Wood,joyce1Teacherg Reading1: 23, 119 Wood,judy 1Teacherg Math1: 24, 119 Works, Diane 1761: 89 Wright, john 1Custodian1: 20 Wyatt, Lottie 1Counselor1: 26 Young, Esther 1761: 89 Young,john 1771: 102 Young, Stephanie 1'771: 102, 103 Zambrana, Cynthia 1'771: 102 Zamora, Alma 1771: 102 Index - 187 . .GocIisIove. . . 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