Safford Magnet Middle School - Huskies Yearbook (Tucson, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 46 of the 1988 volume:

fmqofwl Magna? MM Sedan! f-fame Of We HMM 300 .C PM Aw. Tucam, AZ 85701 -F . .3 if -X.. Q- .X sports gomeg. Scsffords Wm --msxxmwxigk QQ-Willa FACUL TY nv X 0 Mike Agraves Susie Carrier Sue Clark Connie Emmett Aiberfa Flannery Bruce Fleck Donna Forman Manuel Fregoso Gail Gibbon Yolanda Guerreo Anneli Henneke Ed Kowalczyk Alma Lespron Brenda McDowell Alicia Meza Ramon Moniano Anna Munguia Burges Needie Jo Ann Nunez Sieve Oaks Pai Perseilin Peier Rapfis Dawn Riia Sue Shafer Blanca Viilasenor Marie Winsiead Kassey Woods Awami Several changes have occurred since Safford became a magneT school four years ago. Saf- ford has five magneTs To aTTracT sTudenTs from all areas of TUSD. CornpuTers-Safford sTudenTs Take an awareness course, Safford has a full insfruc- Tional compuTer classroom and a compufer lab wiTh a CAI aide. ExTended Day-Several acTiviTies are offered for sTudenTs from 3:40 PM. To 4:45 PM. The acTiviTies include sporTs, compuTers, pho- Tography, Science Olympiad, Spanish as a second language and sTudy hall. Environrnenfal EducaTion-STudenTs sTudy The ecological sysTem of The area in addiTion To using The resources of The communify. Fine ArTs Program-Classes are offered in or- chesfra, band, chorus and arT. Bilingual Educafion-This class offers The needs of mono-lingual Spanish sTudenTs and bilingual and rnonlingual sTudenTs. Below: Mrs, McDowell Teaches her corn uTer class a new assi nrnenT D Q while sTudenTs IisTen aTTenTiveIy. f S 5 is 5, uzg iq Top center: OH NO! Test time! Mr. Oaks col- lects tests and daily work from students during science class. Above: Mr. Davila feels there is more to school than work. Here he plays a word game with his students. Left: Eighth grade Student Council learns about business and leadership from a program called Project Business. fuppofif SW Mrs. Miller, Dr. lrwin's right hand, is going about her daily work. Mrs. Neuman, office secretary, is sorting out the announcements. Attendance of students is very important. Attendance clerks-Mrs. llinkovich and Mrs. Soteio. tographer. v r', 4 if as vis ...H Carol Linarez, computer aide, keeps busy helping a student in the computer lab. 6 I know you! Mrs. Carlon, 8th grade counselor, points a finger at the pho- Mrs. Lee, 6th grade counselor, is changing schedules for the second semester. Mrs. Lopez, Chapter I Community Rep., is on her way to make a home A visit. fuppod' 512117 AT .Qzffoffd ls ,Maayl Tm 79 Lend A News Nm N x Mrs, Wexler is 0 curriculum speciglist Qt Sqfford, Bertho Crobber, school monitor, is reddy for the doy. Ui! -.,.. up Htl A 9- Frdnk Lopez, doy custodian, keeps our Elicio DeLeon, night custodion, 4st Olgo Ochoci, night custodian- 2nd floor school the cleonest in town. Thdnks, floor-A good job well done. Thdnks ogdin. Frdnk! , , W- -, ,,, A Lf 1 - i M , ' 2' 55, ' ,V Q K , ' i f , i- , H ' 1 L- , -' ' f 1 q ,,,5 V V ' 5 , X f -. ' r, ,- ,,i, ' f i',i , , f, ' L exist tiii .5255 A it K 5 . F V. A , .1 - ,- f f, A p ist isi,, M , 1 F 2 ' 'i A MQ? 2' ' s i,, f f 'Q raw 'vi W , X ' Mi 5 ' ' 4 K ' x 1 Andy Lopez, monitor, escorting children to cldss. Cofeterio stoff-Donna Browiey, Forris Knudson and Lino Yborrd PPINCIPAL Dr. Pi Irwin Dr Irwin thinks Safford is o school of excellence The stu dents are always looking for a better way to be the best Student Council and the teachers help. Also Safford s stu- dents have personal interests in many programs that Safford offers. For example Safford has an environmental classroom and computer classes Students actively participate at school by showing school spirit. School spirit is essential to Safford. Students carry school spirit every where they go. School spirit makes students proud of their school. If students are proud of their school, they will come to school more often Safford differs from other schools in many ways. Safford is the only school that is a historical monument and lies in the middle of downtown. Students at Safford are very important to Dr. Irwin. Experiences and lessons of teachers and students are shared in the classroom. These experiences and lessons lead to excellence. Dr. Irwin makes that possible by looking for new ways for instruction. Dr. Irwin has a goal for Safford. That goal is for Safford's teachers and students to be the best and strive for excellence. sk milk .-sf ,ff IVlr Dan Gastellum ASSISTANT PPINCIPAL Mr. Gastellum, Safford's assistant principal, has a busy daily schedule. He spends most of his time attending to students' problems. Just to name a few, students who aren't doing well in school, problems on the bus and keeping his busy schedule in order. Other activities of lvlr. Gastellum's include contacting por- ents, helping people who are new to Safford, assemblies, speak- ers, free lunch program, athletics and the list goes on and on. lVIr. Gastellum's favorite part of his job is the students. He loves to work with students and see them grow as individuals. He says the reason he's in education is because of the students. Mr. GastelIum's goal for the school will take time. His goals for Safford is for Safford to be the most positive school that it con be. If Safford is a positive school, it has no fights, vandalism or referrals. Then he'lI be able to spend more time in the classroom, giving students a chance for a better future. This year at Safford, there ore far less referrals, dententlons or suspensions than in the past years. lvlr. Gastellum says that he is proud of Safford. AWN X RX EIGHTH GRADE Alfredo Acedo Cnrisiina Aceves liysna Adelsiein Brian Agerier Jonn Aegerier Ruben Alba Lisa Alergoa Josa Arnparan Juan Arnparan CE? Anfzigggjj Robby Anderson Luis Arias Delia Armenia Kainryn Arrington David Aiieberry Larry Ayrnes Damon Baker Jeff Baron Sandra Belrnonie Andrea Beltran Kenny Benson Mafiida Bernal Jesus Borboo Jeremy Bourrei Lisa Bradford Amy Brady Danny Brown Sarah Brown Tom Browne Melissa Burruel Marcella Busios Enrique Gardena Alfredo Carasco Brenda Carilio Magrarei Carilio Gabriel Casillas EIGHT!! GRADE we -MW '-43 W 1? EIGHT!! GRADE 5 Julian Caslrellan Phillip Caslro Oscar Celayo Cody Chamberlain Chef Chambers Ana Chavez Danny Chavez Rene Chavez Nale Clark Manuel Cacia Linda Coiro Joey Cole Andre Collier Debra Collins Gloria Cordova Ricky Corona Evangelina Cola Luis Cola Michelle Cruz Rene Cruz Richard Cruz Jose Cupis Alina Cushing Eddie Davis Carlos DeAlba Donyell DeFeyTer Mall Delgado Sarah Delorasa Francis Dicochea Sara Deilrich David Dobler Todd Dodd Lisa Dollar John Dooley Dionila Duarle Maria Durazo 11 Viviana Echeverria Carlos Edwards Joey Espinosa 4 Renee Espinza Marcos Figueroa Michelle Figueroa Sergio Figueroa Griselda Fraijo Ismael Galindo Rene Gallarda Francisca Gallego Mario Gallego Amanda Garcia Frank Garcia Joe Garcia Vivian Garcia Michael Garcia Lance Gernrose Snem Gelz Robert Goebel Llzzelle Gomez Jorge Gomez Frances Gonzalez Luiz Gonzalez Jesus Chewy Gonzalez Jesus Gonzalez Mark Gonzalez Silvia Gonzalez Oscar Granillo Vidal Granillo Tora Gravagne Vanessa Green Gregoria Grejalva Anel Gulierrez Gabriel Gulierrez Ramon Gulierrez 12 EIG!-WH GRADE EIGHT!! GRADE C X J Ileana Guzman Olga Guzman Angela Hair Edward Hair Nola Hale Danny Henken Abraham Heredia Saul Hernandez Ron Juerfa Chris Hileman Jennifer Hodges Paul Howard Chrisfina Hulchens John Johnson Aniia Kalona Wren Keller Heather Kingery Tommy Knight Carol Knorr Roxann Kopie Shawn Krooswyk Hearher Cabelle Gloria Laguna Julie Lamperf Shanna Lavine Andrea Lilile Anna Locklear Jennifer Locklear Esieila Lopez Louie Lopez Maria Lopez Mark Lopez Tommy Lopez Jimmy Lovaas Ramiro Loza Michael McFadden 13 Zach Malmgren Greg Mares Ramon Mariscal Joe Marquez Joe MarTi Adelina Mariinez Bernadine Mariinez Edwin Marlinez Manuel Marrinez Mariiza Marfinez Frank Maius Simon Maximo Vicenie Medina Ismael Mendoza Patricia Mendoza Rene Mendoza Elvia Mirando Kelly Moga Sandra Monge Esleban Morales Jerry Moreno Josie Moreno Tessa Murphy Saundra Musgrove Anila Nasewyiewa Jeremy Nasra Jennifer Nova Terry Nelson Dai Nguyen Coralia Noriega Jeff O'Hern Alex Ortega Brian Orfiz Laura Overland Armondo Padilla Tony Palomino 14 EIGHT!-I GRADE Wm- y K EIGHT!-l GRADE TIN? X-s, .gn Ariuro Pedgrego Jose Peralla Mario Perez Myra Piepszka Marlin Poriillo Heaih Priichard Maria Puenles Alexandra Puga Rulh Quiroz Trisha Radack Melissa Railey Andrew Ramirez Tonya Reyes' John Rideoui Kimberly Roberis Carla Rodriguez Greg Rodriguez Judilh Rodriguez :A Rogerbachelorkf lic tRodriguezJ,f' Marisol Rojas Cinlhya Romero Claudia Romero Manuel Romero Rocio Rosalex Janel Ross Polricia Saavedra Vanessa Salez Daniel Sanchez Johnny. Sanchez Marco Sanchez Marlin Sanchez Michael Sanford Tony Saucedo Andy Sauers Dean Sawmier Enrique Silvain Sarah Smiley Sonia Simanlon Phillip rodeo Heriberlo Topia Lorrain Tarozon Sarah Taylor Clara Tellez Arcadia Tiznodo Belva Thompson Jonalhon lero Tinh Truong Hilda Ureno Brian Urios Daina Uribe Ignacio Valencia Christina Volenzulo Edward Valenzula l-leclor Valenzula Polly Valenzula Dina VanVlack Leliica Vargas Juan Vega Alica Vejar Jose Velosco Gorge Valosauez Luz Villa Rebecca Waddell Ari Wallers Alfonso Whaley Carlos Williams Cirro Woods - Tisho Yonez Chris Yborro 16 f. w,,s4. JW nl .W .,.,g-W' W . .rr M I, Ji' M' GRADE SEX! E819 7'0ZcYr8?22i Coopmali. I like my first year in middle school. I like the students and the teachers. I really enjoyed the basketball season. Also, I had a ride on the hot air balloon. The ride was scarey but fun. Carlos lnzunza I think that Safford is a good school. You can meet a lot of friends here. The teachers are nice, and they are willing to help you. I enjoy having fun with my friends. That's the best part of middle school. Cynthia Andrews Basketball season was the best part of the school year, I say that Safford is the best! The activities in the classroom are fun. I think Saf- ford is the cleanest school there is-of all the junior highs. Peter Granillo Jen Lichtenberger, 7th grade and Carol Knorr, 8th grade, cooperate to bring about Husky spirit during the play-offs at Catalina High School. Joel Acedo Javier Acosta Juan Aguirre Anna Alderete Gabriel Alvarado Charlie Amos Cynthia Andrews Luis Antonio Marco Antonio Ivlarla Barnett Asa Bartholemei Yuri Bati Lydia Benitez lvlaria Elena Bernal X x is VN 'fs iii-'l7Q.Q2s Q. Sandra Beltran Jason Bonner Maxine Buck Edwardo Burgas Michelle Burrell Benjamin Cabllero .. Julie Camacho W M! Cathy Canez Julian Cardenas Jerry Carlos Joseph Carrillo Lupe Carrillo Sandra Carrillo Rochelle Casanova I I s-'s a X-.N i .N ,,-S sffnig Q as i - K -1-but-1-. Nf- sg : Q 1, 5, ...U R ie -.... K1 K y,,,..L ssu. .Q xh I .sl I fs. -s. , ,- Aurelia Casalez David Chavez Diana Edith Andres Cifuentes Noel Camilla Lucia Coping Heather Carolewski 18 If .. . gk , in XS Lupe Carrillo Rene Cortez Danny Cota Johnny Cota Sonia Cota James Couriville Brenton Crozier Paul Cruz Norma Delgado Mark Derell Aaron Dick Maria Dorame Nick Duke Lewis Dwight Corrine Encinas Luis Encinas Lupe Escobar Evette Espinoza Krlston Ewing Anthony Figueroa Angel Flores Heather Forrer Christina Galaz Maria Garcia George Garza Gloria Gerrano Andrea Gibbons Mellissa Goale Jessie Gonsulves Henry Gonzales Juan Gonzales Irma Gonzalez Reyes Gonzalez Victor Gonzalez Maricela Gonzalez Peter Granillo Noel Granillo Ruben Granillo Katherine Guillen April Guinard Gloria Guzman Leticia Guzman David Hair Mary Hasset J. Scott Helmerick Sean Herman Lucio Hernandez Carlos lnzunza Billy Jimenez Ellen Johnsen Louisa Johnson Frank Juarigue Yvonne Kekic Amanda Kelly Michael Kerns Toure Knighton Juan Landon Jen Lichenberger Andy Lopez Ronnie Lopez Veronica Lopez Ysenia Lopez Jose Lugo Amanda Lujan Erik Lundquisl Omar Mckenzie Patricia Madrano Diana Madrid Slarlell Magee Franki Mares Juan Marlinez Arlie Marlinez Ayesha Marlinez Judy Marlinez Mario Marlinez Rene Marlinez Tony Marlinez Seery Mah Adam Malz Manny Mendez Maria Mendoza Jose Mercado Jose Millian Meridelh Miranda Daniel Mock Patricia Moded Alexis Monliel Gorman Monliel Gerardo Moreno Marlcela Moreno Veronica Moreno Richard Mungia Rigoberl Navarro Marjorie Nelson Elaine Oaks Marlin Obregon Abraham Ochoa Joshua Orosco Yolanda Palmer Lupe Palomino Blake Pederson Beverly Perez Yvonne Perez Anlonio Plavacia Yolanda Poblele Michelle Pope Michael Quibello 'Julia Quiroz Armanda Ramirez Jesus Ramirez Jose Ramirez Rosa Ramirez Alberto Ramos Manny Ramos ElizabeTh Real Rafael Reul Maria Reyes Brandon Richie Darey Rico Shelly Roab Ron Robles Molly Rogers G-iesha Romero Griselda Romero Wx nf. --sv .Q W I X- Cesdr Rodriguez Donny Rodriguez Isobel Rodriguez Lisd Rodriguez Jesus Ruiz Marcos Solcido Adrion Soldzor Lindo Sdnchez Sylvid Sdndovdl Rudy Sontdcruz Myrondo Schdeffer Condy Scroggs Shrine Seocott Aldno Sheffstoli Hector Silvoin Nicole Silvcrs Caleb Smith C.S. Smith Ddvid Solis Bernie Soto Emilio Soto Froncisco Soto Sondrd Soto Robert Stevens Ali Tdylor Sonyo Topic: Wilson Thornds Jennifer Thurston Regindld Toro Paul Treyettdn Eddie Trimidod Duyen Truong Estevdn Tuzondo Jennifer Uilery Lorroine Vdldez Josephine Voienzuid Monique Volenzuld Rosie Vdlenzuld Donny Voienzuld Eloy Vosquez Eiizobeth Vdsquez Chris Vego Alicio Vejdr Antelrno Vejor Claudio Velsquez Cynthio Viilo Jerry Woldren Tony Wolters Ceieste Wilihite Jdson Willidms Potty Willidrns Tisho Ydnez Morgret Yslds I J. ww 4-' 'W if ,f 1- N f iff ,vw www N' H Q t I ' 1 H'-f ff' Teresa Altamirano Gerardo Alavaro Jennifer Antone Alma Arias Tina Baker Leonon Barnett Kaman Belt Louise Bond Virainio Camacho Bernado Coronado Carmen Cordova Janette Dagino Christina Dicochea Leonardo Domingez Jorge Enriquez Armondo Escador Marla Espinoza David Fosta Juan Marcial Veronica Garcia Lucio Gomez Rena Ikeda Dana James Maria Lensa Fabian Ciera Vsidro Lopes Rudy Mejia Michael Mendez Masha Moeeni Steve Morzagara Atiyah Muhammed Kenneth Nelson Maria Noperi Manuela Noriega Sahira Norman Lewis Otero Joseph Ontiveros Priscilla Peralta Michelle Quiballo Jesus Rios Cynthia Rodriguez Lizzette Rodriguez Christal Ronduen Ferando Sanchez Jesus Sanchez Katy Schwartz Rebekah Smiley Andrew Taylor Ramiro Tovy Carlos Valenzuela Frances Vejar 23 xg? Q lsgi, A , ' 'QT' Once again, The Huskies enjoyed a successful season. AfTer loosing Their firsT game, Safford won seven games in a row To finish The regular season wiTh a division winning 7-4 record. As divisional champs, They advanced To The playoffs. ln The firsT round, Safford Deaf SecrisT and advanced To The semi-finals againsT Vail. AfTer a loss To Vail, Safford beaT Wakefield for Third place. Safford's Third place finish was Their highesT TiTle held since The ciTy championship in 4978, CheT Chambers Q ., Jfyssfk ,M G-ef iT in There! NX Toure KnighTon aTTempTs To make a greaf Two poinfs during ' Nzx The game againsf Maxwell. T' ' ' FronT row: Ron Robles, Rudy Mejia, Blake Pederson, Tony Saucedo, AnThony Figueroa, Wilson Thomas. Second row: Andre Collier, Allen TreveThan, Lindorfe Garcia, Rene Cruz, Toure KnighTon, Tinh Truong, Dai Nguyen, Jason Bonner. Back row: lyiark Morris, AssT. Coach, CheT Chambers, Mario Perez, Tommy Lopez, Jesus Borboa, Enrique Cardenas, HecTor Valenzuela, Johnny Sanchez, Mr. Kowalzyk, Coach Kelly Moga, Vanessa Salaz FronT row: Lorraine Valdez, MarTiza MarTinez. Second row: Sara Taylor, Trisha Radack, Sarah Smiley, Marisol Rojas. Back row: PaTricia Mendoza, LizziTTe Gomez, Sonia Tapia, Rena Ikeda, Thanks To Mrs. Flannery, SaTford's cheer- leading sponsor, This year's cheerleading squad was The besT. Every day afTer school, all cheerleaders Took Time ouT To pracTice Their rouTines in Mrs. Flannery's room. PracTice made This year's squad The besT. The cap- Tain, Trisha Radack, led us Through The difficulT cheers wiTh The help of co-capTain, Marisol Rojas. ThroughouT The season, The cheer- leaders wenT Through The wins and The losses of The baskeTball and volleyball Teams. AT The end of The cheerleading season, Mr. Kowalzck had a parTy To honor The baskeT- ball players and cheerleaders for good sporTsmanship. LizzeTTe Gomez During The pep ralley, cheerleaders geT The sTudenTs ready for The upcoming baskeTbalI and volleyball games. :www Our volleyball Team was a greaT Team. A We all goT along and worked TogeTher. If one of us didn'T undersTand someThing, we explained iT To each oTher. We always pepped each oTher up. When Mr. Barnes Told us To do someThing we didn'T wanT To do iT. AfTerwards, we ThoughT abouT iT. We said, If iT weren'T for Mr. Barnes, we wouldn'T be in The finals. The pracTices were boring, buT pracTice makes perfecT. When we played Grdley, The Team had mosT of The fun aT CaTalina High. We were amused and exciTed. Even Though we losT our final game during The play-offs, we performed well. IT was a close and exciT- ing game. We Topped off The volleyball season wiTh a parTy. Renee Espinoza FronT row: Duyen Truong, Amanda Garcia. Middle row: Cari Anderson, Marjorie Nelson, Monique Valenzuela, Ayesha MarTinez, Sandro Belmonfe, Alma Arias, PaTTy Medrano. Back row: Coach Barnes, Angie CoTa, PaTTy Williams, Renee Espinoza, Ana Chavez, HeaTher LaBelle, Sonia Siman- Ton, Nicole Silvas Heads Up! During The volleyplay-offs aT CaTalina I-ligh, Renee Espinoza makes an excellenT lay-up. 25 Q Ut- 4146 fb Enrique Cardenas Takes a corner kick aT an away game in hopes of seTTing up a goal. ss? Boys' Soccer: From row: Matilda Bernal! manager, Micheal Garza, J. ScoTT l-lelmerick, Sonia Simanlon- manager, Erik LundquisT, George Garza, Rocio Rosales- manager, Middle row: Blake Pederson, Edwin Martinez, ScoTT Gough, Esfevan Azevaao, Toure Knighfon, Luis Arias, Manny Mendez, Jason Bonner, Gabe Gufierrez. Back row: Rene Cruz, Manuel Romero, Daman Baker, Hecior Valenzuela, Enrlaue Cardenas, Mr, Argraves- coach, Jesus Barboa, Mario Perez, Carlos Dealga, Chris Ybarra, Mathew Delgado Ps Q Girls' Soccer: Trisha Radack- manager, Virginia Camailo, Amanda Garcia, LizzeTTe Gomez! manager Middle row: Melissa Burruel, Andrea Gibbons, Linda Corio, Cari Anderson, Lupe Carrillo, Louise Marisol Rojas Back row' HeaTher Corolewski, Marjorie Nelson, Pafrlcia Mendoza, He-aTher La Belle, Muhammed, Aniia NaseweTeya, Monique Valenzuela, Coach- Amanda Garcia is in The righT posiTion To inTercepT a pass and Try To make goal againsT UTTerback. l 4 Ch6Ckth1S out ACTIVITIES Cedbmzam. Mr. O'Neal and Chuy Higuera help Safford celebraTe The BicenTenial of The U.S. ConsTi- TuTion. Safford sTudenTs celebraTe The bicenTenlal of The U.S. ConsTiTuTion by having a red, whiTe, and blue balloon release and several speak- ers. A few of The speakers were The presldenT of The sTudenT council and represenTaTlves from The STaTe SenaTe and The House of Re- presenTaTives. 28 ,--.Q i . . Safforcl STudenT Councll helps beauTify The school by repainTing lines on The volleyball courTs. Saffora's socials help keep sTuaenTs fiT while having fun. Cheerlng for Safforas Huskies Takes pIenTy of energy! STudenTs buy snacks before The game To keep energized. AcTiviTies conTinue QT Sofford Through The rnonTh of OcTober, During This monTh, The ocTiviTies include, Open House, Holioween ocTiviTies, such os ci cosTume conTesT, pumpkin corving conTesT, ond ci door decordTing conTesT. Guess who? IT's BerThd ond Mr. Kowldczyk! They're dll dressed up for Holioween, ond The Hdlloween AcTiviTies oT Scifford. During Open House Jeff O'Hern ond his moTher Tolk To Dr. Irwin obouT The ocTiviTies provided for sTudenTs OT Sdfford. Y new PM We wanT everyone To know ThaT we are from Safford MagneT Middle School. Cari Anderson drew This illusTraTion for The Singing Saffords To display while They are singing aT Ei Con Mall. The Singing Saffords sing holiday songs and en- TerTains wiTh pride. 30 www , B. Ho! Ho! Ho! BerTha, The rnoniTor, celebraTes The holi- days by dressing up as SanTa Claus. Kwanza, The African celebraTion for ChrlsTrnas, was recognized by Safford's Black CulTure and language arTs class. The class was TaughT by Elaine Noble. Safford sTudenTs creaTe a winTer wonder- land scene ThaT was displayed in The fronT hallway. AuThor PromoTes Terrif STories by CheT Chambers and David Dobier Jim Trelease, lecTurer and auThor of E Read Aloud Handbook, visiTed Safford MMS on Friday, November 13, To speak To Teachers and sTudenTs. The Read Aloud Handbook had been on The New York Times besT-seller lisT for over four monThs and had 500,000 copies in prinT. Millions of readers have gained valuable informaTion concerning The parT parenTs can play in influencing Their chil- dren's inTeresT in reading. According To Trelease, kids who don'T like To read haven'T been allowed To TasTe really Terrific sTories. He sTresses To kids ThaT The more you read, The more you know: The more you know, The more money you make. Jim Trelease Talks To sTudenTs and Teach- ers abouT his book, The Read Aloud Hand- book. Money, money, money! STudenT Council kicks off a fundraiser To sell sweaT suiT coordinaTes. STudenT Coun- cil knows how To geT The inTeresT flowing for school spiriT. 1 AC TIWTIES CONTINUED T'You Miss School, You Miss OuT is o progrom sponsored by GFGOT Americdn FirsT Sdvings Bdnk. A hoT dir bdiioon ride vvos given To The sTu- denTs who hdd perfecT dTTen- donce. STudenTs who hod perfecT dTTenddnce enTered Their homes in d IoTTery. TwenTy sTudenTs were dble To ride in The hoT dir bdiioon becduse Their homes were drown. AT Sofford, 232 sTudenTs hod per- fecT oTTenddnce. --Q , fs ,. Hs' my v .sh mhA Above-Top righT: Sofford's sTudenTs Tdik dbouT The experience on The hoT dir boi- Ioon ride while oThers woiT unTil sTudenTs geT off. Above: Sofford's sTudenTs love To gciTher, discuss Teen-sTuff ond sociolize, RighT: STudenTs, who won The ioTTery, geT d ride in The hoT dir ioolioon for perfecT or ouTsTdnding QTTenddnce. 'i 32 i T i I check this out cl.uBs Paw A102 Drama Club: Back Row: Julie Lampert, Mr. Montano. Front Row: Christina Dicochea, Shakira Norman, Michelle Quiballo. Band' Top row'J Williams G Mares J Cu is, Mr. Montano, Third row: E. Lundquist, W TNOITTGS, M. ROITWGYO, A. Katona, R. Wflddell, J. Lambert, Second row: J. Nasta, R. Kopkie, J Lovass, R. Anderson. T. Truong, M. Mendez Front Row: M. Nelson. D. Vanvlack, J. Rai mirez, T. Saucedo, P. Howard, J. O'Hern, C Hileman. 34 l i Singing Saffords Combined Chorus: Top Rovl M. Figueroa, D. Collins, H. Kingery. M. Mendel P. Cruz, C. Valasquez, V. Salaz, S. Smiley, A Beltran, S. Simanton, H. Forror. Row Two: I Brady, T. Nelson, S. Taylor, A. Martinez, Y. LJ pez, C. Williams, N. Granillo, M. Sanford. T vega, M. Quiballa. T. Murphy, K. King, L. Coir G. Laguna, L. Vargas, F. Mares, J. Bracy, A Martinez. K. Arrington. A. Keely. Bottom Rovi P. Valenzula. A. Gutierriez, C. Scroggs, A Cushing. L. Overland, Mrs. Winstead, C Chambelain, J. Gonzales, M. Durazo, l, Ad stein. S. Lavigne, L. Sanchez, A. Bartholme A. Beltran, B. Martinez. .X T gl Photography: Back Row: Mr. Montano, Mark Gonzalez, Ette 2 Espinoza, Front Row: Tina Baker, Paul Howard. Owdum Railing: Ellen J., Luz Annelle V., Palricia S., Anita N., Gisleda R., Lorraine L., Lupe C., Ramie M. Slairsz Julie C., Meredilh M., Josie M., Melissa R., Marilza M., Marisol R.. Ms. Rilo, Lombrisha M. Second row: Hank T., John A., Dean., Janell R., Olga G., Jennifer H. First row: Marlin O., Andrea G., Jade N., Sonya T., Lorraine V., Hilda U., Molly R.. Mario R. In front: Molly R., Maria R., John Dooley, David A. Fm A172 C516 Top Row: Paul C., Heather K., Carol K., Kathryn A., Adelina M., Trisha R., Debra C., Cladia V., Sarah S., Tess M. Noi shown: Michael M., Sarah B., Jessie G. Second row: Mrs. Winsiead Anay S,, liysha A., Linda C. Healher L.. Sonia S.. Melissa B. Anel GH Shanna L. Bollom row: Laura O., Cody C., Alma C. Mike S., Amy B., Sarah T. . by , 35 l - Y C5464 W Math Club: Top row: Lisa Stuehrlnger, Kathern Arrington, Mrs. Mc Dowell, Carlos Edwards Environmental Ed.: Top row: Johnny Cota, Maria Bernal, Mr. Branch, Manny Martinez, Kenny Benson Bottom row: Jessie Gonsalves, Ms. Gibbon, Rene Martinez, Maria Durazo, Patty Saavedra, Xavier Demouchet , ,, iii! T Black Culture Club: Top row: Lombrisha Miller, l Terry Nelson, Debra Collins, Eddie Davis Bottom row: Belva Thompson, Andre Collier, Esteban Azevado Bottom row: Esteban Morales, Andrea Little, Tony Saucedo, Gabriel Gutierrez, Michea Garza Spanish Club: Top row: Ana Chavez, Mrs. Villasenor Middle row: Lupita Palomino, Cynthia Romero, Elvia Miranda Alyandra Puga, Bottom row: Coralia Marroquin, Judy Rodriguez Saundra Musgrove, Lisa Bradford, Danny Brown Arcadia Tiznado Top row: K. Arrington, T. Lopez C. Woods, C. Knorr, S. Simanton K. Moga. T. Radack, A. Chavez, L. Stuehringer, H. Valzuela, Mr. Oaks Third row: M. Bernal, J Ross, S. Kruoswyk, S. Getz, C. Ed- wards, J. Aegerter Second row G. Gutierrez, A. Little, A. Cush- ing, C. Hileman, S. Monge, J. Hodges, P. Mendoza, C. Cham- . bers Bottom row: E. Morales, S. Taylor, S. Gough, R. Rosales, L. Coiro. M. Sanford Top row: C. Smith, L. Coping, P. Williams, J. Lichtenburger, M. Berral, A. Ramirez, G. Montiel, L. Gemrose, C. Ybarra Fourth row: M. Martinez, J. Grasco, D. Dobler, C. Knorr, J. O'Hern, T. Murphy, K. Moga, O. Guzman, J. Ross, T. Knighton, Mr. Kowalczyk, W. Keller, B. Perez, K. Guillen Third row: N. Duke, A. Little, C. Chambers, H. Corolcwski, M. Valenzuela, M. Dorame, F. Mares, D. Rico Second row: D. Truong, Y. Bahti, A. Figueroa, P. Medrano. G. Garza, J. Gon- salves, J. Nava. S. Tapia, L. Val- dez Front row: L. Bond, G. Gu- tierrez. T. Lopez, H. Valenzuela, I. Adelestien, S. Simonton. J. Hodges Nalfosfaf .Imam Honore fond, 37 W . - Top Row: Mr. Shanton, Jesus Gonzalez, Mike Mendez, Nicoie Silvas. Bottom Row: Jose Car- nillo, Christal Ronduen, Carlos ln- zunza, Josie Moreno. Veronica Moreno. Not shown: Tessa Mur- DNV- 38 Yearbook Staff: Top Row: David Dobler, editor, Chet Chambers, reporter, Ms. Carrier, advisor, Wren Keller, photographer. Liz- zette Gomez, reporter, Sarah Brown, reporter, Amy Brady, re- porter, Saundra Musgrave, ac- tivities editor, Andrea Little, copy editor. 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