St Johns High School - Redskins Yearbook (St Johns, AZ)

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lives of those natives who have lived in darkness for so long . . . I'm going back to Springerville. I Brett Day leave my self-taught driving skills and accident insurance policy to that reckless, drag racing, 4-wheeling Tammy Price. Gentle- men fasten your seatbelts. I Raymond Plant, leave my cute little dimples to Carol Padilla . . . for the face guys, for the face. I Mario Vallejos, leave my ghettoblaster to the Junior firemen. I realize it won't fit on your belt but it makes a lot better sound than that obnox- ious static, and besides, it's interfering with my strut. I Grace Garcia leave my ability to work to Rich- ard Farr. You'll need it next year as president. I Kim Nordvall, leave Marta Lou with a piece of mind, a piece here, and a piece there. . . I Delton Jackson am taking everything with me: I mean why should I leave anything to you guys? I Shawn Gallagher, leave the basketball courts at Pioneer School to Kelyn Hansen. Maybe some- day you'll get a jersey. I Joe Mallahan, leave to Havasupi Canyon to search for my roots. I Robert Martinez, leave to take over the juvenile court system. Now I can stop my complaining and do something about it. I Corina Romero, leave to expand my collection of rings. My goal is one for each finger . .. I promise. I Irene Burdick, leave some advice to Cami Gru- gel whom I have noticed is possessed of a bash- ful nature, too easily intimidated, and really much too quiet. Cami, when the world is giving you friction just walk up, grab them and say . . . Why are you doing that? I Tammy Mesa, leave. What's new, I've been gone all year. I I Jonna Roberson leave Rick Baker, Jonny Don- aldson, Todd Rothlisberger, etc . . . to Traci Owens. Now your goal of class flirt can be ful- filled. I Natalie Patterson, leave all my flats to Sheryl Ashcroft in hopes that she can get along with the short boys as well as I have. I Troy Brown, leave my mom, but I'll be home by 10:OO! I Shauna Bond, leave my sculptured nails and anti fungus formula to Allison Porter, maybe there is some hope for you. I Howard Archibald, leave my Clark Kent im- age to Massive, studly, John Warren and my good 'ol sprinkler system to the St. Johns High School system. They will never fail you. I Tim, I Milton, I Nathan, and I Bryan, leave our melodious, harmonious howling to the residents of the St. Johns Kennel. They're the only ones who appreciate our awesome talent. I Joan Cladera, alias Romero leave with the first words Suzanne, alias Juliet ever spoke to me still ringing in my ears . . . No really this is how you register . . . Qpuckerj I Kristen Cherry, leave Natalie Patterson's bath- ing suit to whoever likes to hang loose and for all those who got a peek, remember what you saw, you'll never see it again. I Justin Lee, leave my prized zoom lensed center- fold portfolio of Kristen Cherry to Terry Maher . . Pictures are the next best thing. I Chris Johnson, leave my hysterical jokes to Mr. Hansen, they aren't any better but at least they're new. V I Gene Smith, leave my Heavy Medal and all night crusin' to Daniel Biggs quit being mellow, get rowdy. I Dian Hauser and I Suzanne Patterson, having successfully survived fwe thinkj three of the most grueling high school athletic seasons, leave our volleyball and basketball abilities to so called Coach Lamb. Better luck in Benson, You'll need it! We the graduating class of 1984 leavep taking with us many memories of great teachers, ad- ministrators, and classmates.

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