Safford High School - Ocotillo Yearbook (Safford, AZ)

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. .Ancl Out. Retrospection A yearbook is a lasting source of memo- ries for everyone and, invariably, a source of much amusement for their children. Re- member when you used to flip through Mom's and Dad's old yearbooks, laughing at the silly hairstyles and ridiculous clothes they wore? Did you ever notice that every- one back then looked like a nerd? Don't answer too quickly, just think what the next generation might say about your appear- ance. You people actually wore those things? , Look at those hairstyles! , They called, you what? g these are typical comments heard from incredulous children as they turn the ancient pages of the dusty, old yearbooks. On the other end of the ti- meline, Gramma and Grampa would peruse your annual slowly shaking their heads and muttering, What is this generation coming to. . . ? But despite these condescensions each generation copied the styles of the older generations and they, in turn, wished they could be young again. Plus ga change, plus c'est la meme choseg what more can we say? Grab your partner. Students form a human chain as one of the activities during Homecoming week. Dessert fork, please. Scott Warner demonstrates where the power of the Seniors lay. Wall flowers. Several students wait for just the right song to ask Miss Right, across the room, to dance. Honk! Tweet! Squeak! Boom! The dul- cet notes of Joe Wheeler and David Molitor blend with those of the rest of the band.

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Glazed games. Junior Joe Wheeler en- deavors to devour his dough-before his competitors during a noon-time activity. We bad! Juniors Kyle Boyd, Doug Carter, and Brad Montierth join the tootball team in the cheer Vibrations during a pep assembly. Take five. The Taste of Sound pauses from practicing their Fair perfor- mance to pose for a picture. On a Lark. Michael Player reaches the height ot his school career with support from Lark Jacobson. Anticipation. Waiting expectantly, Donna Chastain, Tracy Richins, Sherri Arrington, and Tonya Lewis, lis- ten for their names on the list of wrestlerettes. 1 fi R A K- 2, Where's the what? Debbie Earvin handles french fries at the fry station in McDonald's.

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11 W frm 1 'X f 'fav S 12. 'Y 122 5 Q 3 Robert's Frost. Winter came swiftly and strongly this year as attested by Kim Sansom defrosting her mother's car. Pin 'em flat, Bulldogs. This was the theme used by Cindy Forgach on her wrestlerette poster. Visions of Iovliness. Contestants Paige Randall and Kally Curtis pose together after the Miss Graham County Pageant. Welcome home. Mr. Robert Klee returned to SHS as a special guest to prove that Once a Bulldog, Always a Bulldog. Left, two, three, four. .. After school, Kelly Ornelas perfects her routine with the rest of the flag girls.