Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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Joy Sabin Ray Saldana Richard Sainz Brett Scott Gary Scott Robyn Shupe Sean Skinner Arlene Sonive Shelley Spencer Brent Stauder Marc Stewart Robert Taylor Richard Tellez Bobbi Jo Thompson James Thompson Lynn Umphres Irma Urquidez Rusty Van Leuven Ronnie Verdugo Monica Villalba Keith Visconti Lisa Wahrer Kim Warren Kristi West

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Memories Seniors! What a word, what a class, what an accomplishment! What hap- pened to us this year? Everything but nothing. We walked the halls just the same as we always had. Had the same teachers, the same classrooms and the same friends. We've been with the same people since kinder- garten-what's the difference between then and now? How many times did we walk down the halls or by a certain place and suddenly remember a smile? a touch? a feeling? Memories came flooding into our minds. A wave of emotions drowning us. We remem- ber the first day of high school-how difficult it had been, and then sudden- ly how easy it was. One change, al- most over night. Was that what H.S. was made of? Changes? It seemed like it. One day we were freshman then suddenly we were seniors. Where did all the time go? The time is gone, but the memories will last a life- time. Ourfirst football game, ordering class rings and putting on the Prom. All of a sudden we were getting senior portraits taken, measuring for caps and gowns, and putting a down pay- ment on graduation announcements. We stopped, watched, and listened as we took that last backwards glance down senior hall when we realized that we had nothing to be ashamed of. Our class had contributed to state championships, winners and runners- up, and two Don F. Stone Awards. As we got our thoughts together and turned to leave the school, each of us knew that SHS had played a very im- portant roll in our young adult lives, and had filled an empty spot that was present four years ago. One more look at that old school of ours ... a smile, a tear, another tear and a peaceful, satisfied feeling as we finally walked slowly away. 'B Q Q C 'lo 5 0 ' e 0 U Student body officers YZ f wi , V 1 ,- , -' Bottom row: Jodi West, Act. Chairman, Stephanie Walton, Pres,,' Lisa Clawsc Sec.,' Top row: Jeff Hansen, Vice-pres.,' Jill Johnson, Treas. Senior class officers Q4 yi, lf? W Bottom row: Kally Curtis, Pres.,' David Barney, Vice-pres.,' Top row: Richg Crandall, Rep., Kelly Angle, Sec.,' Not pictured: Mickie Hughes, treas.