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

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1988 volume:

fx g94,,,Q 6W?WfW4f3 0 ,fb QQ J 'alloy OW ,QQQ4 if 7' cr 5 if Opajfqtf QM On X0 Vw I l i . A A fwLwf9iMi ' ?f'16',tNCi3 -V UC- ? , Cf mms Q HQ - XA Q... 1 .. SIX Q5t LJAC1 ii. by ,Tj QQ Q mf iff, WX CA R QXLQBQAB U Q vSQ 2900 A X f qVXuMXLLVfX The 1987-88 yearbook staff proudly presents St. Johns High s i I' I I' 6 P 1 1 X Table Of Contents Juniors ...... ...r. 1 7 School Life . Sophomores . . . ..... 23 Sports . . . . . . Freshmen .... ..... 2 9 Happenings . . Clubs , . , ..... 35 Advertising . St. Johns High School St. Johns Arizona Alma Mater Our strong bond shall ne 'er be broken Formed in St. Johns High. Far surpassing wealth unspoken Sealed by friendship 's tie. Alma Mater. Alma Mater. Deep gra ven on each heart Shall be found un waivering true when We from life shall part. . M Fight Song We 're gonna fight, fight, fight with all our might. We Won't give up until the score is right. For our dear school spirit sis-boom-bah, rah-rah-rah! S.J.H.S., S.J.H.S., St. John High! Seniors that were not pictured in color are Greg Wright V ftop leftj, Loren Christenot ltop rightj, and Jesse Chavarria Kbottom leftl. Above: J. Carpenter 8: M. Mineer Iclass flirtsl. Below: J. Davis 8: A. Hall lmost talentedl. . mm. ' 5 a lle ij Q. Above: H. Lunt 8: C. Tenney Iclass pestsl. Below: M. Gray 8: G. Naegle lmost attractivel. Above: J. Chavarria 8: H, Wilhelm lshyestl. Below: P. Acosta 8: D. Gilchrist fclass clownsl. .., 1 :bb,,.,,. B 5 .gs ...' - h-..' .M , W, ul 'il N X S www 4225 gases fsxafffi YQ 5 We fill if saiemi Q 1 2 1 3 S i 4 e 5 , . RE ., gi? . Av lg .miiigiiigls Lisa Westberg Heather Wilhelm Kurt Wilhelm Brian Winters K Chrys Zappanti Darren Starr Seniors on parade E? i are the mighty, mighty seniors! HYou shift it like this 'WM 5 f i f ix - F ' A ff af, f, J 1 V - - .aff f 7 I 1 5 W- ig Y 'I : A -Q . 1 A 5 X See that pretty one over there? That's My Gena! 0 T Q ffsf Yeah! We 're bad! Time -V ui. 3 K The Seniors' Kool-Aid Man!?! HA! Zw See what I did to him? I'l1 do it to you, too! St. Johns High School annually celebrates Homecoming with a full week of activities, including exciting Hdress-upy' days, lunch hour competitions, a bonhre, a Homecoming Day Parade, a game, and a dance. Monday of this year 's Spirit Week was designated as Backwards Day , lpeople who usually wear their clothes inside-out looked normal!! and the Freshmen won the 'Bub- ble Gum-Pie Eating Contestl' that afternoon. Tuesday was Switch Clothes Day, and boys could dress up as girls and vice-versa. lBrian Winters and Tom Primrose were excep- tional-looking young ladies!! Seniors defeated the lower classes in the noon 'tMarshmallow Contest . Wild Hair and Makeup was the theme for Wednesday and numerous students shokingly displayed their outrageous attire. The Seniors once again won the competition at lunch, which was 'AHug and Pop . lThis event allowed students to hug one another in order to pop a balloon between them! Wonder what Mr. Udall thought of all that undue familiarity?.U Wednesday night ended with a traditional bonhre and spirit rally. Thursday many Redskins were seen to be wearing the opposition 's colors on Purple and Gold Day. The 1'Ska- teboard Relay at noon was won by the Juniors. True blue Redskins celebrated the big day Friday by wearing their own colors of red and white. Friday morning opened with the judging of Homecoming posters and the classes' individual hall decorations. Juniors were tops on their posters, followed by the sophmores, Freshman, and Seniors. Hrst on the halls was taken by the Seniors, second by the Juniors, third by the Freshman, and fourth by the Sophmores, At the parade later that after- noon floats were judged with Sophmores first, the Juniors, Seniors, and Freshman following. The long-awaited game commenced Friday night with roy- alty chosen at half-time. Paul Acosta was chosen as King and Sarah Anaya as Queen. Prince was Mike Gray and Princess, Loretta Jackson, Ginni Neagle and Todd Gillespie were named tirst attendants and Misty Mineer and Kevin Crosby second attendants, The game ended with a score of 34 to 19 in favor of Blue Ridge. A dance after the game marked the end of St. Johns' 1987 Homecominql . . -- f ss n Q- u .S QS, Does this deserve 2nd place? Homecoming Royalty 1987 i-loruacoruing 'F ' That really is a Kool-Aid Man!!! The Kool-Aid Man beat this? 11 QF 1552:-G as i r s I rloruecormng 'tv ? W3 King 8 Queen Sarah Anaya 3 Paul Acosta Prince 8: Princess Loretta Jackson 19 Mike Gray We 're not here to just look pretty! Now whose shoe was this? SJHS welcomed the alumni of '38 8: '63 Oh Yaclh! Above: Let's give 'em a big hand folks! Left: More homecom- ing royalty lMike Gray, Misty Mineer, Todd Gillespie and Ginni Naeglej. What's so funny, Mike? Above left: Homecoming royalty lKevin Crosby, Sarah Anaya and Paul Acostal ride in style. Above, V , . and l promise that when I take office, every one will own a car like this. 16 Thrills!! 3 ws f . 1' Aw c'mon Jeanette can 't we go any faster? , NOW Klint donhf fall asleep-- Another bug bites the dust!! ll u . . , JY. ., A ,ffgxy K I 4 K K X S A Q E Q Ooh! Look at those legs!! ' That good, eh, Troy?? www JUNIORS -- 4... .,..,..:- . is ..:.L: - W . .w x , K Q: wc - si-as . fists Q' . - - .. fr. . ,..: .. . . mLfLAQW ,E, , . . SSW mLki.,X .. i 'i A. f X55 ,M X N R .. X N as t F K . Eg was 18 S95 - fs.: Q . ig, fi g fiifff 7 f f ws- -K -f we Top: Monica Naegle Right: Doug Kennedy 5 x s 3 :E . .fx :iff V' f .. my fs ts. .,. ,..'. Shayla Anderson Ryan Ashton David Beck JoAnn Bejarano Jeanette Broadbent V Ryan Brower Colleen Brown Mark Brown Carolynn Burnett Cassie Cain Angela Campise Kathy Carney Bridget Chavez Allisa Cherry Chris Chischilly Neuel Chlarson Tracy Church Joe Coffey Ray Davis Gena Davis Jann Davis Clayton Decker Jason Deluisa Paul Duran John Eastridge Scott Echols Shelly Ericson Jeanie Farr Adrian Faskas Shelly Ferguson Jason Flanagan Joane Garren Cheryl Gleason Jon Goodman Pat Goodman Justin Grant Tammy Gullett Klint Heap Payam Hirsche Robert Humphreys Michelle Janke Wendy Johnson Doug Kennedy Aaron Lambson Duane Lane Deborah Lee Destri Lockhart Kristine Lunt Nicole Lunt Karen Malanca Pamela Mangum Raquel Marino Victor Marino Phyllis McClure Carrie McFarland Alfonso Morales David Morehead Loretta Murphy Monica Neagle Rachel Nielson Cisco Padilla Alan Palmer Maurdith Pearce Mike Pena Cody Plant Brad Platt Julie Pulsipher Donna Richey Susan Ridgely Joan Savage Brian Shideler Tracy Short Lisa Shuck Danette Smith Bill Stack H P' , . 'G Hey, look, here I am. Can 't you see? Hey, up here! Look - oh please, look! I 'm hangin on! l'm doing so well. Show me you see. Show me you care! Here l am, l'm with the others. A-fx :'V' sf X ,Q .1 ff .... -sw . S , Please Yes, 1'm green. Aren't l beautiful? Why can 't you see me? Don 't l stand out? l understand teamwork, But l'm an individual too. Look at the branch. Look at the end. 1've done my best, Please! Recognize me! Christopher Street Marco Taborda Lori Taylor Dana Tillman Donald Tomerlin Bobbi Traver Sharilyn Turley Cami Udall Cord Udall Mindy Udall Johnny Urias Colete Waite Stewart Waite Charlie White Cynthia Wiltbank Elizabeth Young Tim Zales Ccuugiri in 'tha acl wi my b 4 A 'fig ,, 'gf , ,np l ' , , 'fm M Ewing uw 5. H 22 ,a Far left: Sandra Goodman, Vicki Valencia and Jeanette Broadbent Left: Dana Tillman Below: Wendy Johnson and LeAnn Tan- ner W www som-lomoaas Rhonda Atherley Lucinda Atkins Rita Baca Suzanne Baca Jared Ballard Debra Begay Mike Bell Jay Bentley Dana Bischof Steve Bradburn Kevin Burdick Scott Canter Nathan Carpenter Bunny Chartrand Ty Christian 24 ,, 1:7 Jess Clements Loren Cluff Jon Conway Lance Cornwall Brandee Crosby Kiley Crosby Cameron Davis Donald Dimbatt Shannon Druce Tanis Eastridge Ryan Ellsworth Carol Eubanks Wayne Evans Scott Ferguson Mike Finch Janel Foshee Ed Foster Kim Fowler Blake Frye Dolores Garcia Domonic Garcia Sandra Goodman Jennifer Gray Tisa Greer Nick Griego Robert Guevera J.D. Hannah Shane Hart Bridget Haws Scott Heap W 25 Mike Hensley Jared Jackson Neldon Jackson Joy James Chad Kennedy Craig Lane Lamont Lane Shane Lee Jeannette Lely Damon Leyba Rendy Leyba P.J. Lisonbee Michele Long Jewely Lunsford Nannette Luton David Marsh Rose Martin Michele Mayo Rechelle McClure Daniel Mikeworth Scotti Morris Tony Morse Tom Moss David Nez Jerry Norton Jeff Oaks Brent Overson Leo Padilla Brian Parker Roxanne Pearce Heather Raymond LaDelle Reedy Maria Romero Jacob Romero Jon Salazer Rhonda Sample Robert Seagle Trina Sherwood Vern Sherwood Chanda Shreeve Bobby Slaughter Mike Slaughter Dee Standaland Irvin Talley Donald Taylor Tracy Temple Jodie Troutman Laurice Turley Pacer Udall Sophie Vallejos Jose Vielma Shawn Wakefield Troy Ward Tray Webb Amber Welch Brian Whisenhunt Lana Wilhelm Shanie Wilhelm Todd Wilmers Daren Wright T 27 Valerie Yazzie David Zorn Not Pictured Katie Bates Zen Beecroft Shane Copeland Josephine Garcia Brian Lann William Light Heather Russel Shane Starr Roberta Vallejos Sophomore class poster, I' IP I' I I 1 Haopla 'io niarruarnoar Vince Acosta Melinda Aiton Vesta Altenreid William Alternreid Rikki Atherley tm, 'sm Eddie Avila Robert Badger Claire Ball Jeremy Biggs Scott Broadbent 'N va. 'Pi Randy Brower Corinne Brown Eric Brown Casey Cain Holley Capps 30 ff 'xi'-x I1 'f-'5' 'QR' Duane Charlie Jon Chavez Vince Chlarson Cord Cohee Leann Cohen Kevin Cole Chandra Combs Lori Conrow Steve Coombe Noel Cox Floyd Crenshaw Tawny Crosby Neal Cunnington Bryan DeChaine John Dimbatt Holly Dunaway Brandi Dyer Joy Echols Chad Ence Charlie Farr Kevin Flick Paul Garcia Danny Goodman Mark Graves Marni Graves Johnathon Gray BJ. Greer Donna Griffie Maura Hannah Shannon Haws Lynn Hunt Marcie Jackson Kayleen Jarvis Jennifer Kartler Stephanie Kinlichee Ammon Lambson Jeanette Law Tracy Leach DTEEFTTZ Stephen Lee Tim Lee Valary Lunsford David Lunt Corene Luton Shannon Mangum Brandon Martin Robert Milburn Jeanette Montoya Mat Morales Shanna Nielsen Ina Overson JoDee Owens Tonya Palmer April Patterson Jared Platt Mike Pursley Preston Raban Justin Richardson Melissa Salazar Matt Sherwood Tracie Stephens Donald Study Jordan Taylor Sammie Todd Mariah Tolman Todd Tomlinson Mary Traver Ryan Udall Becky Urias Vickie Valencia Connie Vallejos Eleanor Vallejos Marci Vallejos Jenifer Waite Stacey Waite Nick Wallace Danielle Watson Tressie Weathers Lanette White By Whiting Kimberly Wilson Clinton Wiltbank Cameron Ifwnters Roy Wright Kimberly Wyrick Yvette Yazzie Lana Za wack y A Day In Tha Life. I Brian, 34 a prime candidate for Miss America, with escort Allisa Cherry. Candy anyone?! 4-M iv-ff 3162 , I Shane is ready for bed Kurt advertises for the Yearbook. ' ,,,, Xxxxwxxx x CLUBS E 9 CI rl- I' 0 Oc ,J K1 CI 1 Top: Mike Thomas, and Ray Davis Middle: Kim Pirtle, Rose Martin, Angie Clark, Dana Tillman, Maurdith Pearce, Steve Baca, Cynthia Wiltbank, Jeft' Carpenter, and Donna Richey Bottom: Jeannette Lely, Tammy Gullett, John Postert, Stevenson Kinlichee, Hyrum Lunt, and Ryan Brower 95, Top: Ryan Mangum, Pat Goodman, Kevin Crosby, Doug Kennedy, and Jason Deluisa Second: Kelli James, Julie Pulsipher, Heather Wilhelm, Phyllis McClure, Kristine Lunt, Robert Waite, and Cynthia Wiltbank Third: Jeannie Farr, Cindy Bischoi Brian Shideler, Cassie Cain, Joane Garren, Gena Da vis, Jann Da vis, Jeannette Broadbent, Kathy Carney, Pam Mangum, and Sponsor Risa Udall. Bottom: Kurt Wilhelm, Hyrum Lunt, Shayla Anderson, Ashley Hall, Cord Udall, and Mindy Udall. 36 2531379- Top: lfrom leftl Sponsor - Mrs. Sylvia Udall, Loretta Jackson, Ashley Hall, Mindy Udall, and Shayla Anderson Second row: Sponsor - Mrs, Loree Williams, Sharilyn Turley, Rachel Nielson, Cord Cohee, Shanie Wilhelm, Ryan Mangum, and Cody Plant Third row: Vickie Valencia, Brian Mnters, Joe Coffey, Kurt Ifwlhelm, Tom Primrose, Kevin Crosby, and Ginni Neagle Fourth row.' Cassie Cain, Christy Tenney, Kathy Carney, Debbie Porter, Juanelle Shreeve, Brian Mecham, and Alissa Cherry Bottom: Carolyn Burnett, and Hyrum Lunt V 'fiicars C o u rn Q I :an--W L... Bottom to top: Sponsor-Sylvia Udall, Mindy Udall, , , Loretta Jackson, Shayla Anderson, and Ashley Hall 37 Spanish, Fi-IA , .'3f3g Us at Q2 Pictured above, Spanish Club members from top left: Janel Foshee, Joan Savage, Kathy Carney, Phyllis McClure, Joane Garren, Kathy Cole and Michelle Mayo. Center from left: Pye Hirshe, Ryan Brower, Clinton lfwltbank, Hyrum Lunt, Laurice Turley, Scotti Morris, Chanda Shreeve and Mr, Greer. Bottom from left: Michelle Long, Kristine Lunt, Claire Ball, Deborah Lee, Cynthia Wiltbank, and Joy James, Pictured below, Pep Club members from top left: Carolyn Burnett, Jennifer Kartler, Joy James, Dwayne Frank, Johnny Urias and Marcus Baca. Second row from left: Janel Foshee, Joan Savage, Michelle Long, Matthew Ballejos, Jewely Lunsford and Mr. Maly. Third row from left: Lana Wilhelm, Dee Stanaland, Roxanne Pearce, Ryan Brower, Yvette Yazzie, Elizabeth Young, Angela Campise, Les Mendez, Darren Star, Robyn Lee, Stewart Waite and Lucinda Atkins. Bottom row from left: Rikki Atherly, Heather Wilhelm, Brian Winters, Cord Cohee and Shane Starr. Pap 4 g s I f X X X. 5 Mi 'l ,mfs i s fr 'X L P 5 9 1 li f L Pictured above, FHA members from top left: Ashley Hall, Pye Hirsche, Chad Ence, Tom Primrose, Kevin Burdick, Debra Porter and Heather Wilhelm, Center from left: Carol Eu- banlcs, Dana Tillman, Cynthia Wilt- bank, Maurdith Pearce, Deborah Lee, Ka ylene Jarvis, Trina Sherwood and Kurt Wilhelm. Bottom from left: Jeanette Montoya, Mariah Tolman, Brian Winters, Ryan Brower and Lu- cinda Atkins. VICA members are pictured be- low lfrom top leftl: Joe Coffey, Greg Wright, Glen Pearce, and Pat Goodman From bottom left: Todd Gillespie, Kevin Crosby, Kiley Crosby, and Justin Grant WAVE K ICA , FBLA , DCE I' Pictured above, DCE members lfrom top leftj: Mrs. Pollack, Dawn Begay, Mary Webb, J.E. Stephey, Maria Pena, Emerson Nez, Lisa Westberg, Don Evans, Jesse Chavaria, Cindi Bischof Bottom row from left: Warren Murphy, Jill Cox, Vickie Jaramillo, Paul Acosta, Donna Gilchrist, and Jeff Flanagan Pictured below are FBLA members ltop row from lefti: David Zorn, Pam Mangum, and Steve Bradburn Center from left: Mrs. Pollack, Lana Wilhelm, Rachel Nielson, Bridget Chavez, Monica Neagle, Kim Fowler, and Mrs. Anable. Bottom row from left: Joan Savage, Shanie Wilhelm, and Julie Pulsipher 9 I ,0. Qgt 'QPR -. gk Q I From top left: Brian Shideler, Hyrum Lunt, Mrs. Risa Udall, Mark Brown, Ashley Hall. From bottom left: Joane Garren, Angie Clark, Christy Tenney, Jeanette Broadbent and Kathy Carney. H o n 0 r S . . Q , S The Honor level students C this year were Hyrum h Lunt, Kathy Carney and Ashley Hall. These stu- 0 dents have grade point I averages of 3. 75 or above a on a 4. 0 scale. These three students brought home a S total of 15 individual med- t als from Regional and i Slate competitions. C The Scholastic level stu- dents did an outstanding job this year. These were students with a grade point average between 3.00 and 3. 74. Joane Garren, Jean- 42 They had done it before. . . ette Broadbent and Brian Acoslernic Daccrihcllon Team 'I V a r s i t .V Shideler won a combined total of 8 medals in both competitions. Christy Tenney, Mark Brown and Angie Clark were this year's Varsity level competitors. These students have grade point averages below 3.00, but certainly do not lack in brainpower. ln fact, Varsi- ty competor Mark Brown had the highest Super Quiz point total in the region. These three individuals brought back to St. Johns Hve medals. L A Very Successful Year The SJHS Academic Decathlon team won tirst place in the North Region competition by scoring nearly 3,000 points higher than any of the other 22 teams from Coconino, Mohave, Yavapai, Navajo, and Apache Counties which competed in the Aca- demic Decathlon on Feb. 6. Students are divided into three categories, Honors, Scholastic, and Varsity. The team consists of nine members, two competi- tors and one alternate at each level. Each category takes exams in math, science, economics, lan- guage and literature, and the his- tory and arts of the age of En- lightenment and the Romantic Period. They also had to write an essay, give a formal and im- promptu speech and participate in an interview. The final event of the day was the Super Quiz in which the en- tire team had to answer ques- tions on the history of flight. The SJ team won Hrst place in that event. Each member of the SJ team was awarded a 5300 scholarship and each alternate 3150. Also, scholarships of S50 were given for each gold medal. SJHS did very well indeed. Among the top four point earner at the competition, SJ students held every position except third. Also, in the Hne Arts and Social SciencefHistory categories, the team won six of the nine medals available, a truly great feat. An- other amazing fact is that the SJ team won at least one medal in 9 of the 10 events, the essay being the only event in which SJ failed to secure a medal. As mentioned above, The SJHS team excelled in the Hne Arts category. ln fact, all of the 1 st and 2nd place med- als were won by students from SJHS. The team members were ner- vous and anxious the morning of Feb 6. There was also a lot of cramming on the way to Round Valley. One of the members re- marked that he would be glad when the day was over. Several others echoed the sentiment. However, by lunchtime Mark was saying that the competition was great. By the end of the day, he was about the most tired up member of the team. Mark has vowed to come back and help the team to victory next year. I love it, are his words. On March 8th, the team headed to ASU for state competition. When the day was through, the team had gained 4 more individ- ual awards for a total of 28. Be- cause of a difference in the meth- od of computing grade point averages, one of the team 's lead- ing point earners, Joane Garren, was unable to compete as a team member at State. Brian Shideler is to be commended for his hne showing on such short notice. Going into state competition, SJHS was ranked 8th in the state by virtue of our score at region- als. However, we Hnished 15th at state, but were well pleased with our performance. The enthusiasm shown by Mark Brown is what keeps Academic Decathlon coach Risa Udall go- ing. The Redskin Smokesignal of March 28, 1988 quotes her as saying, The reason l have be- come so . . . committed to the Academic Decathlon is that 1 have seen my team members 'fall in love' with the idea of learning. A special thank you goes to Mrs. Risa Udall from her team members for the hours she spent researching, reading and studying in order to help them understand the material they were studying better. 1987 was the Hrst year that the SJHS Academic Decathlon team won Ist place in the Region I competition. This year the team repeated and superseded that accomplishment. ln fact, the team won over S3300 in scholar- ships because of their great work. If they can win next year, for the third year in a row, the traveling trophy will ha ve a per- manent home in St. Johns High School. Mth high hopes, we wish next year's team the very best of luck for success. Go Get 'Em!!! by Hyrum D. Lunt Team Members Excell noted. The event is listed Hrst and then the place won. Hyrum: Ashley: Kathy: Joane: Jeanette: Brian: Mark: Angle: Christy: Region l Team 1st Highest Regional Score Outstanding Interview History 1st Science 1st Literature 2nd Math 3rd State: Economics 3rd Region l Team Ist 2nd Highest Regional Score History 3rd Region I Team Ist History 2nd Region l Team Ist Scholastic Ten Events Ist History 1 st Literature 2nd 4th Highest Regional Score State: History 2nd Region l Team lst History 2nd Speech 2nd Region l Team lst Hne Arts 2nd Region I Team lst 3rd Varsity Ten Events Region I Team lst Fine Arts Ist Literature 2nd State: Fine Arts 3rd Region l Team 1st Super Quiz Team 1st Honors Ten Events lst Honors Interview 1 st Economics 2nd History 3rd Super Quiz Team Ist Fine Arts lst Super Quiz Team 1st Hne Arts 1st Super Quiz Team 1st Fine Arts 1st Super Quiz Team lst Super Quiz Team 1st Super Quiz Team Ist History lst Super Quiz Team Ist Super Quiz Team 1st All awards are from Regional competition unless otherwise . 3, . eww JZ , fm' aff L J, v f 2 Q6 r if 9 , , . ,W ,. . e 1 X . . .let's hope they do it again'-13 Speach cmd Drums: Back row from left: Deborah Lee, Mrs. Borg, Jorden Taylor, Kristine Lunt, Kim Pirtle, Traci Short, Mike Lee, Jared Platt, Brad Platt and Ryan Brower. Front row from left: Troy Ward, Robert Waite, Brian Winters and Kathy Carney. This year the speech team was very successful with six members of the team going to state. These members were: H yrum Lunt, Mike Lee, Traci Short, Troy Ward, Robert Waite and Brian Mhnters. We are very proud of our speech members. They represented us well and did a very good job in all their rounds. Top row from the left: Jorden Taylor, Payam Hirsche, Tom Primrose, Ashley Hall, Kevin Burdick and Kurt Wilhelm. Middle row from the left: Cynthia Wiltbank, Hyrum Lunt, Traci Short, Carolyn Burnett, Troy Ward, Ryan Brower and Mrs. Borg. Bottom row from the left: Kristine Lunt, Brian Winters, Deborah Lee and Kathy Carney. Mike Lee, Hyrum Lunt, Mrs. Borg, Carolyn Burnett, Ryan Brower, Troy Ward, Jorden Taylor, Cynthia Wiltbank, Robert Waite and Deborah Lee 44 brave the early morning hour to head for a tournament. This year the drama club chose to perform a murder mystery, The Spiral Stair- case. Robert Waite played the villainous murderer and Traci Short played his next victim. Other cast members were Kim Pirtle, Jennifer Lawrence, Troy Ward, Kevin Burdick, Jared Ballard and Tina Glinn. The cast performed twice, once for the student body and once for the general pub- lic. lt was a great production! Cynthia Wiltbank speaking her way to Hrst place. SCHOOL LIFE Daisy May: Heather Wilhelm Lil ' Abner: Brian Winters The decora- tions for Sadie Hawkins includ- ed two out- houses, a moon, and a grand- mother sitting in the middle of the floor sur- rounded by hay bales. By the D.J. there was s t r u n g a clothes-line, and Mr. Maly ran a wedding booth. Royalty for Sa- die Hawkins was Heather Wilhelm, Brian Winters, Maur- dith Pearce, Ryan Brower, Carol Eubanks, Ke- vin Burdick, Jeanette Montoya, and Chad Ence. 46 L7 'I' w l'l'l W 'ni r Princess of Dogpatch: Maurdith Pearce Prince of Dogpatch: Ryan Brower Moon Beam: Carol Eubanks Moon Shine: Kevin Burdick Yea Hoo: Jeanette Montoya Ho Hum: Chad Ence Q Q 'r in a Q r -r f 5 th t Heather Wilhelm, Preferred M dclll if The Sweetheart's Ball was an excit- ing event. The dance was decorated beautifully with cupids, hearts, and streamers that suggested a feeling of love in the air. Two birdfeeders placed in the middle of the dance floor added a touch of charm for all the lovebirds attending this girl- ask-boy occasion. bie Porter, Prince: To EN an: Kurt Wil- m Primrose 47 Above: Prom King Doug Kennedy and Queen Rachel Nielsen take the time to pose for a memory. Below: Kathy Cole, Aaron Lambson, Joane Garren and Cord Udall taking a break. Above: Juanelle Shreeve, steppin' out. Below: Loretta Jackson and date, enjoying a spe- cial evening. Above: Prom Royalty from left to right: Doug Kennedy, Victor Marino, Brian Shi- deler, Jon Goodman, Rachel Nielsen, Kathy Carney, Julie Pulsipher and Jeanie Farr. Far right: Cassie Cain and Danette Smith, putting on the finishing touches. Right: Ms. Susan Biggs, junior class sponsor, steps back to admire the junior 's efforts. i rn a N Y i a I I' N Above: George Turnbough, Missy Garcia David Padilla 8: Melissa Tafoya. Below: Da- vid Crabb and Holly Dunaway, 50 1 x 1 fume To Raruember 'U Q' : j f Above: Andy Lunsford and Colete Waite, Above: Ryan Brower and Cynthia Wiltbank. Below: Tammy Gullet and date, Below: Bobbie Traver and Julie Pulsipher. Twelve SJHS students attend ASU 's Engineering QQ Design Competition Pcuriicipcurris give best aiforis Students from all over the state compete each year in ASU's Engineering and Design Competition. The competition was held April 16 this year on ASU's campus in Tempe. l-Hgh school students are divid- ed into two categories, AAA schools and non- AAA schools. St. Johns competed in the non-AAA category. Students enter original en- gineering designs for con- sideration and take tests in Biology, Chemistry, Phys- ics and Math. Each student is allowed to enter one original design and f or take a test in one of the above areas. Three St. Johns students took first places at the competition. Kevin Crosby received a hrst for his original design of a hand- powered winch. Hyrum Lunt took Hrst in the Alge- bra ll test and Justin Platt came out on top in the Chemistry test. Jason DeLuisa placed sec- ond in the Biology test. Ashley Hall received a sec- ond in the Algebra ll test and Mindy Udall walked away with a third place win in the Biology test. Other students attending the competition were Mike Bell, Robert Waite, Debbie Porter, Phyllis McClure and Julie Davis. Kelli James entered a design but was unable to attend the competition. All the participants are to be congratulated for their efforts as well as their achievements. Top left: Hyrum Lunt. Right: Above from left: Kevin Crosby, Hyrum Lunt, Mindy Udall and Mindy Udall and Kevin Crosby. Justin Platt, Jason DeLuisa, Ashley Hall. 51 For A Pose 53 llih A mmol Physics Boost Race The 4th Annual Physics Boat Race took place on May 25, 1988 at the St. Johns swimming pool. The race is held by Mrs. Burdick 's physics class and is a part of their Waite 8 Pla tt set new WL record Boats are made of cardboard and Elmers glue, The participants must then sit in their boats and row them about the pool. lt was a heated contest, but the boat of Robert Waite, Justin Platt and associate fHyrum Lunt being the associatel was the clear winner. ln fact, the boat set a new record for cardboard boats by remaining afloat for 31 .374 minutes. Ashley Hall and Kevin Crosby made a valiant effort to remain afloat for 15 minutes. The other two contestants were Kelli James and Debbie Porter who should be commended for putting up with the chauvinistic males in the class. Congratulations Robert and Justin! And you expect to win this race Ashley? Do we start playing the Funeral This boat will beat yours Ash March now? ley! 54 The Winn ers! ,.. ,M--1-flw F W nn ,W Easy does it! That's a different way to bail water. Q jk, F mux write 55 FOREVERNESS ETC. There is something called forever, that sends a GL U TTON Y Gosh you eat a lot Like it is going out of style Under the table you sit shiver up my spine and as I am analyzing this Taking in SO much fOOd topic called foreverness, l rind myself in an insa- TO the POU71' ,VOU haw? fo fhf OW UP tiable mood one full of unconditional questions Oh how you will regret it and on-going cliches that l can never seem to X NOW 5fOU,fO fat and Ugly and answer, or even begin to comprehend. When I . YOU lOOk like 5 Pig fhafys feady fo be see or hear the topic foreverness, l need proof butchered- that the information should be, and if it is, why am l still wondering, waiting, and experiencing rs RaChOl Nielsen many sleepless nights as well as lonely days trying to comprehend this thing called forever- BRUSH OFF ness? The frustration I feel inside as I eagerly await the coming of forever, is not even one I How can it be that you myself can feel - but l can feel in a way, as I I- Could brush against my heart cogitate this matter called foreverness. Many So gently and lightly think they have the understanding of this thing And Soft as a feather, called forever, until questions begin to arise that f Yet touch the very Core of me? make them too, stumble and question them- And brush you gilky Cheek selves on their knowledge of this thing called F Against my own foreverness. The anxiety in my soul is more than li In a Igvely, Satin embrace? l can handle, and someday the questioned, unan- Q And brush my lips with your so tenderly swerable, powerful scheme we call forever will ' Searching, drawing out my secrets, come to be, as we live it ourselves, then, and Drinking of my emotions? only then will we know of foreverness. 6 And brush my mind with your smooth D words, Suzanne Baca Captivating and sensual, Encouraging and promising? And then suddenly Pull me close, brushing body and mind Against mine, And cast me cruelly Away from you. ACROSTIC EQUA TION Hurting me, haunting me As l sit in class, VWth the tinal brush. The Brush-off Laughing in my mind, Getting more and more confused, Kim Pfffle Everything is a jumble of Boring, crazy numbers and letters Really driving me COYQTE A little crazy. I g Courageous, Confusing' Weird, and Oddly, 5 Oblique shadows flowing through the Little useless, Woods Michele Long Poet Tony Hoagland, from U of A's Arizona Commission on the Arts, in- structs young poetry hopefuls. 56 Algebra is not as Sweet as it seems, it's just a Strange, gross, mess. Yelling at the hysterical moon. Out, through, and between the trees. The shadows quiet across the ground. Easing his way back home. Clayton Decker W cnrsiiy Fooilocull Top row from left: Ray Dean, George Gray, Brent Overson, Denny Capps, Andy Lunsford, Second row from left: Steve Baca, Jason Flanagan, Mike Gray, Shane Ware, Jon Conway, Aaron Lambson, Ryan Ashton, Third row from left: Donald Dimbatt, Cord Udall, Coach Collings, Coach Cox, Coach Salazar, Coach Myers, Todd Gillespie, Justin Grant. Fourth row from left: Mike Finch, Shawn Wakeheld, Chad Kennedy, Pat Goodman, Mark Brown, Todd Tomlinson, Tony Morse. Bottom row from left: Joe Coffey, Eddie Avila, Chad Ence, Scott Heap, Kiley Crosby, Darren Wright. This year's St. Johns football team had a lot of inexperienced players with quite a few sophomores. We played a lot of good games, but came up a little short in the end. lfWth only eight seniors leaving the team, next year 's team should be a contender. If everybody that had played in the past few years would have come out we may have been in better standings. Ifwth three state play-off teams in our district, you can see how tough it was for our small team. This team worked hard and played tough from begin- ning to end, so they have nothing to be disappointed for. by Stephen Baca W Qrsiiy In A ation Cord Udall, trying to get away from a defender. Justin Grant, running away from the defense The Redskin offense, listening to Coach Myers. Celebration time! JJ . Football Top row from left: Brian Parker, Donald Study, Neldon Jackson, Mark Graves, Mike Bell, Todd Tomlinson, Mark Brown. Middle row from left: Eddie Avila, Steve Combs, Chad Ence, Coach Garcia, Coach Salazar, David Lunt, Scott Heap, Ammon Lambson, Bottom row from left: Eric Brown, Kevin Cole, Preston Raban, Matt Sherwood, Dustin Lee. The j.v. boys had a good season this year. They ,,f 7 1,1 were coached by Coach Garcia and Coach Lamb- son. Their season consist- ed of a 4-4-4 record. Most ot the j.v. players were moved up to varsity. The j.v, boys worked hard and finished with a distin- guished record. 'xj' I9 sw, A, sip: t 1 n i ' :ld l' xi Tl. li V .f , a f gg, ,. 'Q . l 60 C Q 6 Wi Frashrnon Volleyball If Ml! I j Top left: Shannon Haws, Marci Jackson, Vicki Valencia, Melissa Salazar, Tonya Palmer, Maura Hannah. Bottom left: Tawny Crosby, Jodee Owens, Shanna Nielson, lna Overson. Not pictured: Coach Kay Hauser. 62 W orally 8x J.V. Volleyball The J.V. volleyball team, top row from left: Charlie White, Bridget Chavez and The varsity volleyball team, top row from left: Julie Pulsipher, Colete Waite and Shayla Anderson. Mid- dle from left: Shanie Wilhelm, Sharilyn Tur- ley, Melissa Tafoya and Misty Mineer. Bottom row from left: Rachel Nielsen and Loretta Jackson. Heather Raymond. Bottom row from left: Michelle Mayo, Maria Romero, Laurice Tur- ley, Jennifer Gray, Chandra Shreeve, Kim Fowler, Dana Bischof and Scotti Morris. La'i's i-leur li X Q 0 0 C 3 3 . ' Q 2 e 2 1 S For The Girls h ,-- , ELL gps, , 7, u 71 V? I 4 .V 3 if Zz 235 Avwifffilaf 5 55 : i M Q Jigga if ,mr - ,g, W ' , 1: - wi 5 Q ' Z! 1 M M . .,,,, , fm ,f ursiiy Box Go ' 0 Sierra From top left: Coach Heap, Mark Sherwood, John Postert, George Gray, Parrish Tate, Doug Kennedy, Ryan Mangum From bottom left: Mike Gray, Mike Thomas, Cord Udall, Ryan Ashton, Paul Acosta, Steve Kinlichee The 1987-1988 Varsity Boys Basketball had a really good season. We went to the state tournaments. We started with four wins and no losses. During our Hfth game, we ran into the Window Rock Scouts. We just couldn't hit anything that night. Then we went to Globe for the Globe Christmas Basketball Tournaments. We took fourth place. We lost to Miami and then came back to beat Payson and Hayden. After we got back from the holidays, we played Snowflake for our first conference game. We lost to them. After that, we went on a nine game winning streak. We blew everybody away, We even beat Winslow on their home court! They had never lost there in three years. The score was 76 to 61. We finished regular season play tied for Hrst place with Winslow and Snowflake. Our record was ten wins and two losses. We then went to Window Rock for the Conference Tournament as seeded number two behind Snowflake and ahead of Winslow. The reason Snowflake went as number one seed is because they beat us and Winslow during the regular season. We went as number two because we beat Winslow. We got a bye in the hrst round and we beat Show Low in the second round. We then lost to Winslow in the semifinals, by a score of 71 to 63, Then we beat Monument Valley for third place and a trip to the state playoffs. lt was an important game because the loser was out for the year. At the state playoffs down in Phoenix, we played the Buckeye Hawks in the first round. Unfortunately, we lost. Buckeye went on to win the state title by beating us, killing Snowflake, and destroying Winslow. We were the only team that was beating Buckeye throughout the playoffs. Over-all we had a good season. We are proud of what we accomplished even though we failed to win the state championship. That was our biggest goal. Probably the highlights of the year were: Ryan Mangum dunking the basketball in a game at the state tournaments and Steve Kinlichee getting into a Hght against a Show Low player during a game in the regular season. by Stevenson Kinlichee 66 ls it a bird or is it a plane? V A R S N The Incredible Hunk Poe shoots for 2 up -1 st We 'II Miss The Seniors! The boys getting ready to go to STA TE. Varsity basketball team from top left: Holley Capps, Brandee Crosby, Dana Bischof Rachel Nielsen Shayla Anderson Colete Waite Loretta Jackson and Coach O'Donnell. Bottom row from left: Shanie Wilhelm Delhna Romeo Mzsty Mmeer, Sarah Anaya, Maura Hannah and Bridget Chavez. Varsity Girls I3 80 The varsity girl's basketball team was led by Loretta Jackson. They were coached by Steve OlDonnell. Their Hnal record was 14 Wins and 6 losses, The Redskins were a young team with only 4 seniors. The seniors were Loretta Jackson, Delhna Romero, Misty Mineer and Sarah Anaya. Right: Who says woman wasn't meant to fly? Left: Over the top, again! JJ . Boys Bcuskeiloclll Jilllfysy Bottom row: fleft to right! Cameron Davis, Brent Overson, Scott Echols, Aaron Lambson, John Con way. Top row: Pacer Udall, Tony Morse, Chad Kennedy, Shawn Wakeheld, Ray Davis, Justin Grant, Verl Heap, Alan Palmer. Scott Echols shoots over the Show Low Big Man. Where 's the ball?! 70 J.V. Girls Bclskaoibcull A UU M W W if Bottom row: Dolores Garcia, Marcie Jackson, LaDelle Reedy, Shanie Wilhelm. Top row: Coach Pulsipher, Sandra Goodman, Bridget Chavez, Brandee Crosby, Michelle Mayo, Tanis Eastridge, Jennifer Waite. Brandee Crosby takes the shot. Shanie Wilhelm shoots for two over two Round Valley players. 71 Freshman Boys Bclskailooll Front row: Randy Brower, Vince Acosta, Paul Garcia, Qugtin Leg Chad Ence, Eddie Avila Back row: Da vid Lunt, Ammon Lambson, Charlie Farr, Ryan Udall, Stacie Waite, Mark Graves, and Coach Nelson. Not pictured: Jared Platt ILCDW'-T-'7'm'Nl 3cu0 +--nm -1 OQQCB5-1 553323 a't39Nfw5'g5 cm S.. Chgnflm QTNS 3 ogbom'-qv QFQMHS 'Smmrcw :r QW in ol.-.ESQ EQIBBQH GV1 3 may-of Q8 ,QS2'S,E.5: - 5 m55m5' 'GB 'l'l I . m fr the boys lost their second Q game to the mighty Cougars 7 Y from Show Low. The boys I- played an outstanding sea- son! ln the end they had a Wxf- S record of 13 wins and three k , losses. The boys did well for '3' their first year in high school if a basketball. ' 'bk Leftg Eddie Avila goes up for two. i E Poe goes up for the score. C J I I' F 1 h ' if J! 77 Michael Air Gray soars for Z . N 111 T ,.. . an 5 . 55 :i k EF? s s S sii , A. 511 ax , fr 5 ' . f L - 1 A 1 - Cord rises to the occasion. I Q f in fd We tri 'io Mark and his form are awesome. Ryan Mangum soars and scores. Ashton slices his way to the bucket S.J.i-LS. POMS N.-P sf: smut mlm. X 2 19 8 Poms: Jennifer Lawrence, Kim Pirtle, Carrie McFarland, Dawn Nitchals, Lisa Shuck, Angela Campise, Cassie Cain, Joy James, Lanette White, Cynthia Wiltbank, Roxanne Pierce Wf.,,,W,ff,,,.f :M W., ff -wwf M ,mf ,,, M,,,,i,w fw,W,,,mW.ff4 ,,,V,,,,nfQ Mg, ,,, , .,,v,i,,,,,.V.wM,,,f,w,,V,g,,,,,N ,, ' Q nnnn cf L1 mf ' ., ,, ' H ,,,,z H Hz' 4'Z5?q'fii1Z5 ,2LZ1f:Yif,,i':kzz7: ,, 1, ,,e . ,,,, ff y ff, ff f M ,, -332ffVQ2n,::11,vm-,?ALUi3w , - J7'fYf'Fi'1,WM V Q, Niiy F 9 I.. Q X88 500001 CQQQ BOYQQ gqgawe ,QQ96 Q46-SIUQ Qu Qygobfroadk 030' Sofa w 'SW' M001 W Q-BOQQW 1 f r f 4 51 11 IV ' asiiling X 'w From left to right: Stuart Waite, Tracy Church, Kevin Crosby, Steve Baca, Kiley Crosby, Pat Goodman, and Jacob Romero, Second row from left to right: Brian Shideler, Clinton Wiltbank, Cisco Padilla, Vince Chlarson, and Joe Coffey, lNot pictured: Hyrum Luntl Below: Kevin takes another tirst. XX af I ttst Cisco Padilla Kevin Crosby Marcus Baca Stuart Waite Wras'ilara'i'ias '88' Rikki Aiharlay, Corarna Luton, Daa Sicuuculcund, Jana! Foshaa, Luna Zcuwcucky rrasmnern dx V . Cheer. Jeanette Mo Donna Grim n oya Above-Varsity: Coach Bingaman, Cindi Bisholf Maria Romero, Maura Hannah, Shanna Nielsen, lna Overson, Dana Bishotf Brandee Crosby, Monica Naegle, Loretta Jackson, Missy Garcia. Below-J. V.: Elouise Ballejos, Becky Urias, Tawny Crosby, Kim Fowler, Michelle Mayo, Jodi Owens, Coach Castenada, Jennifer Gray, Stacy Patterson, Marni Graves, Lynn Hunt, Shannon Haws, Corene Luton. Above- Varsity: Jason Flanagan, Cord Udall, Johnny Urias, Ryan Ashton, Cisco Padilla, Alfonso Morales, Da vid Beck, Coach Myers, Jesse Cha varria, Daniel McCloud, Ray Davis, Todd Gillespie, Matthew Ballejos, David Padilla, Mike Gray. Below- J. V. .' Donald Dimbatt, Coach Oakes, Tony Morse, Jared Jackson, Brent Overson, Brandon Martin, Scott Heap, Tim Lee, Pacer Udall, Coach Madrid, Eddie Avila, Ammon Lambson, Preston Raban, Ryan Udall, Scott Broadbent, e, Jonathon Gray. '-L-' 2w ',ALL Aw. K: i. - si 'f 5 K . fi X The Awesome 1988 Track Teams 82 x N Far left: Anaya Takes 1st at State The 1987-88 Track Team, coached by Gary Cox, had a great year! Several members, including Sarah Anaya, Delhna Romero, Jason DeLuisa, Joe Coffey, Pat Goodman and Heather Raymond, qualihed for State. Sarah Anaya took a first at the State Meet and is headed for Regionals. We wish her luck! We 're very proud of all our track team members, Track Team members from the left: Coach Cox, Bridget Haws, Joe Coffey, Heather Raymond, Clinton Wiltbank, Mark Brown, Jared Platt, Payam Hirsche, Jus- tin Platt, Stevenson Kinlichee, Jason DeLuisa, Chad Kennedy, Justin Grant, Mike Finch, Brian Winters, Pat Goodman and Tim Zales. Front: Sarah Anaya and Delhna Romero. Jill Cox Center: Payam Hirsche Left: Brian Winters 83 I using Toward The Future V Y :,, ,,AA ?7?, : K I VV :I5.A ii ,VIVA in A m e leeele B l Q4 to ' 1' ' A-7 ',, .A ' ' 1W VL, h,,,L: v H vizl I glyn t 5 ,.,, ee to 1-2 - I , e Above left: Justin Platt Above right: Denny Capps Below left: Bridget Haws Below right: Chad Kennedy 84 Golf team members from left to right: Chad Ence, George Gray, Tom Collins, Coach Daniel Madrid, Brian Mecham, Mike Thomas and Craig Lane. Duane Lane pictured at left. Goli Team 'I' ins Golf Team Goes To State The golf team made an ex- cellent showing this year coming out on top in divi- sionals and going to state. The boys should be proud of themselves. Golf coach, Daniel Madrid, was chosen the Northeast Golf Coach of the Year for 1988, Divisiornuls orurui'irnarri, Excellence. . f . ' f ' J, fm , I K ' 1 '7 - I ' f f ,,,.. , M cud Dedication ' ,K ,,,, if fiiiifiiifiil-i 'ST f' QEEVEE Z 55fQg,5QQA f,,:,2V'fE,k5nm 'Wjkf :551Q,,,,5i-if gifyfggiigi M U 5 X -fyyy , ,,, ,,,, I 7 iv I , H - 735225?ii55:lQQfm l::ff ,,,,, f ff ,,s55555?wf:, ?5E5it,2,i ffff- ..5fii,,,,,WI?W5WfWgff f' ,f Tigy'--QUE'iz?!1'Eg:g2iv51g,j'vgggwg mi. . , , f ,,,, , A ' H A I - .,,, -ff',, , ,, f Jackson, Gray Best A ll-Around A'ihla'ias Seniors Mike Gray and Lo- retta Jackson were given a first-time award for best all-around athletes at the spring sports awards ban- quet. Gray participated in football, basketball and baseball this year and Jackson was active in vol- leyball, basketball and soft- ball. Gray was also selected as the Most Valuable Player for baseball and was select- ed to the All-Conference Hrst team. Jackson was chosen as the Most Valu- able Player for both girls basketball and softball. She was selected to the first team in the All-Con- ference selections for both sports. Golf coach, Daniel Madrid, was chosen the Northeast Golf Coach of the Year. Tom Collins and George Gray, both seniors, were selected as Most Valuable Golfers and Craig Lane re- ceived the Most Improved Golfer award. ln girls track, Sarah Ana ya was chosen the Most Valu- able Player for the track events. Heather Raymond was selected as the Most Valuable Player for Held events and Deltina Rome- ro was chosen as the Most Improved Player. ln boys track, Justin Platt received the award for Most Valuable Player in track. Pat Goodman was the Most Valuable Player for field events. Jason De- Luisa received the Most Improved Player award. ln softball, Monica Naegle and Melissa Tafoya re- ceived the Most Improved Player awards. Maura Hannah received the Rookie of the Year award. Missy Garcia was given an honorable mention and Dana Bischof was named to the second team in the All-Conference selections. ln boys basketball, Mark Sherwood, who was named to the All-Confer- ence second team, was named the Outstanding Rebounder. Cord Udall re- ceived the award for Out- standing Defense. John Postert was chosen for Outstanding Offense and Ryan Mangum, who was named to the All-Confer- ence first team, was named the Most Valuable Player. Mangum, Sher- wood and Posterrt will all participate in the Arizona All-Stars game. Mangum was also selected as an All- Star National Academic All-American. ln baseball, Jesse Chavar- ria was named to the All- Conference Hrst team and given the award for Best Bat. Cord Udall, named to the All-Conference second team, was chosen as the Best Defensive Player. Ryan Ashton was given honorable mention for the All-Conference selection. ln girls basketball, Misty Mineer was named the Most Improved Player. Sarah Anaya was named for the All-Conference sec- ond team and was chosen as the Best Defensive Play- er. Colette Waite was giv- en honorable mention in the All-Conference selec- tions. Anaya will also par- ticipate in the North and South All-Star game. ln wrestling, Kevin Crosby was named the Most Valu- able Wrestler, also called the Classic Wrestler. Vince Chlarson and Kiley Crosby were given the Scrap Iron awards and Steve Baca was given the Take Down award. Receiving letters for the Rodeo Club were Cody Plant, Destri Lockhart and LaDelle Reedy. Plant and Lockhart will both take part in the State High School hnals this summer. 5 T IAIJPENIN Urnslarclossrnan i-lonor Their Own Na tional Honor Society inducts 17 new members, selects officers The St. Johns High School National Honor Society in- ducted 1 7 new members during the Student A wards Assembly May 16, 1988. English teacher Risa Udall, the club's sponsor, said 'icareful consideration of scholarship, leadership, service and character was given in selecting the inductees. Mrs. Udall described being inducted to NHS as one of the highest honors for a high school student. lnducted into the Honor Society were sophomores Shanie Wilhelm, Shawn Wakeheld, Laurice Turley, Am- ber Welch, Brent Overson, Lana Wilhelm, Pacer Udall, Mike Bell, Heather Russell, Kiley Crosby, Kevin Burdick, Dana Bischoff Scotti Morris, Chad Kennedy, Rechelle McClure and Heather Raymond. Ryan Brower, a junior, was also inducted. NHS ofhcers for the 1988-89 school year were selected during a breakfast meeting. Jeanette Broadbent was selected for president, Chad Kennedy as vice president and Phyllis McClure as secretary. 90 Certificates given to Students of the Week Thirty-two students received certi- ficates for being selected as Stu- dents of the Week during the 1987-88 school year. Given certificates for the hrst se- mester were Brian Shideler, Bryan DeChaine, Pat Goodman, Julie Pulsipher, Robert Waite, Dawn Be- gay, Shanie Wilhelm, Cord Cohee, Kelli James, Ryan Brower, Carolyn Burnett, Vicki Valencia, Mike Lee, Tony Morse, Mike Bell and Bran- don Martin. Students selected as Students of the Week for the second semester were Kim Fowler, Mark Brown, Hyrum Lunt, Victor Marino, Kim Wyrick, Joane Garren, Brent Overson, Corinne Brown, Cheryl Gleason, Rhonda Sample, Rebecca Biggs, Dana Bischoff Bill Isaacson, Heather Russell, Amber Welch and Kathy Carney. Students of the Week are selected on their scholarship, attitude and dependability. The Coronado Gen- erating Station provided Redskin mugs and solar calculators for all students receiving the Student of the Week award. Students receive departmental achievement awards Receiving awards from the Business department were Mindy Udall, accounting and typing, Claire Ball, typing, Cord Cohee, computer, Vicki Valen- cia, general business and Bridget Chavez, secre- tarial lab. Mike Pursley received an Intro to Science award. Dana Bischof received the Advanced Science award. Doug Kennedy was awarded the Bausch and Lomb Science Award. Brent Overson was awarded in Advanced Biology. Earth Science awards were given to Brian Parker and Dee Stan- aland. Cord Udall received a Geography award. The Algebra l award went to Rhonda Sample and Bryan DeChaine. Tony Morse received the Alge- bra ll award. ln the Vocational Department Pat Goodman, Randy Brower, Karen Malanca and Mike Bell received awards. Beginning Drafting awards were given to Pacer Udall and Mike Bell, Joe Coffey received the Advanced Drafting award. Introduc- tion to lndustrial Arts awards went to Corene Luton, John Dimbatt, Mike Pursley, Brandon Martin and Bryan DeChaine. Dominic Garcia re- ceived an award in Woods. Kaylene Jarvis re- ceived an Art Award. Amber Welch was awarded in Arts and Crafts. Auto l awards were given to Brian Shideler and Shawn Wakefield. Rhonda Sample and Dolores Garcia received awards in Child Development. The Home Eco- nomics I award was given to Maura Hannah. Tracy Church received an award in Single Surviv- al. Heather Russell received an award in Health. English awards were given to Tim Zales, Cisco Padilla, Corinne Brown and Claire Ball received a writing award. Cord Cohee received a Freshman writing award. The Freshman English award went to Bryan DeChaine. Laurice Turley received a Sophomore English award. 91 Above: Loreta Jackson, our Student Body President, and Ashley Hall, Below: Kim Pirtle, singing an original composition The Road Must Bend . fuss Y Senior i-loner 5 lj ff, Kim Pirtle, Heather Wilhelm and Loretta Jackson each receive the De Witt Schol- arship. Don Evans, giving the opening prayer. Dov 'FF' Above: Hyrum Lunt receives the ROTC Scholarship. Below: Ryan Mangum, Senior Class President, Welcomes the student body. Above: Jeff Carpenter and John Postert reading the class prophecy, Below: Cindi Bischof receives the Alamito Scholarship. 93 ' h I' I' Ina and oi on no Y ILg g.:. Above left: Robert Waite Left: Hyrum Lunt Above: Ashley Hall l o l -- Ng ix ww A B . Z o l A U 4 we - .L .. .L s .al mg if ' K 555' f f o aw f' 3 K Hz, S gf Y Maria Pena receives her di- ploma as her classmates look on. Belo W: Julie Davis Breaking Trucliiion ...., X ff S ' E 2 s ,...:f ---h-f . , as 2 M, s .1 SJHS broke tradition this year by making three outstand- ing seniors tri-valedictorian. The seniors, Kurt Wilhelm, Robert Waite and Ashley Hall, had Hnal grade point averages within one-hundredths of each other. Good friends since their elementary days, the boys ap- proached the school board and requested they be made tri-valedictorian. The board complied and for the first time in SJHS history, three students shared the top spot. 96 ln a morersomber mood as behtting the occasion are, from left to right, Ashley Hall, Robert Waite and Kurt Wilhelm, , , Seniors Reap Seniors receive recognition, aid with higher , fe r education fx i Forty-nine scholarships were handed out to seniors dur- ing this year's Honor Day Assembly. Kurt VWlhelm re- ceived the SRP Coronado Generating Station Engineer- ing Scholarship, an ASU Leadership Scholarship, ASU 's Medallion of Merit Award, an U of A Tuition Waiver Scholarship, a NAU Regents Scholarship, Ricks Full- Tuition Scholarship, and a BYU Half-Tuition Scholar- ship. Robert Waite walked away with a U of A Regents Schol- arship, a General Academic Scholarship, ASU 's Aca- demic Scholarship and the Wht Mtn Comm Hospital's Scholarship. Ashley Hall was awarded an ASU Aca- demic Scholarship, U of A 's Regents Academic Scholar- ship, a NAU General Academic Scholarship, a BYU Half- Tuition Scholarship and an Academic Decathlon Scholar- ship. A 4-year Air Force ROTC Scholarship went to Hyrum Lunt as well as an ASU Academic Scholarship, an U of A Regents Academic Scholarship, U of A 's President's Award for Excellence, an Academic Decathlon Scholar- ship, the Rose Hulman Institute Academic Scholarship, the SJ Education Association Scholarship, Wht Mtn Comm 8: Physicians Scholarship and a Nat'l Merit Schol- arship Letter of Commendation. Misty Mineer received ASU's Academic Scholarship, U of A 's Academic Scholarship, NA U 's Academic Scholar- ship, Ricks Award Scholarship and the Ann Wlbur Me- morial Fund award. The Alamito Scholarship went to Cindi Bischof Heather Wilhelm received a Wallace B. De Mtt Scholarship. The Wht Mtn Hospital Board pre- sented a scholarship to Kevin Crosby. Ryan Mangum received the Army Reserve Nat'l Scholar Athlete award. The Contel Scholarship went to Kelli James. Kim Pirtle received a Wallace B. De Witt Scholarship and the Ro- tary Scholarship. Debbie Porter walked away with the Navopache Electric Cooperative Scholarship and the Vocational Advisory Scholarship. Loretta Jackson was awarded an Army Reserve Nat'l Scholarship and a Wal- lace B. De Witt Scholarship. Wcki Jaramillo, Paul Acosta and Maria Pena were each presented with a Miguel Chavez Scholarship. Sarah Anaya received the Booster Club Scholarship. Juanelle Shreeve received a scholarship to Evans Hair- styling College. Robyn Lee was awarded a scholarship to the LDS Business College. A Leadership scholarship to BYU went to Brian Mnters. Scholarships, Departmental Achievement Awards Closer 'ro 'tina Futura Departmental achieve- ment awards were present- ed to seniors during the Honor Day Assembly. The Senior English award went to Ashley Hall. Robert Waite received the Physics award and Justin Platt received the Chemistry award. The GTA math award went to Ashley Hall. Faculty honor top students Kevin Crosby and Glen Pearce were honored for their achievements in Autos and Metals. The Graphics Award went to Brian Mecham. Misty Mineer walked away with the Psychology award. Kim Pirtle and Robert Waite each received a Democracy award. Hyrum Lunt, Mindy Udall and Robert Waite were recognized for their participation in the Citizen Bee. Athlete of the year awards went to Loretta Jackson and Mike Gray. The Advanced Foods award was given to Kelli James, Heather Mhlhelm received the Advanced Clothing award and Elouise Ballejos was recognized as the Most Improved. Dawn Begay received the DCE award with the Account- ing award going to Lisa Westberg. The Principal 's Extra Mile award went to Brian Winters. Robert Waite re- ceived the Honor Choir Award. Kim Pirtle receives the Rotary Scholarship The i-lisiory oi The Class oi 'F 8' The class of 1988 began long and torturous journey towards graduation August 24, 1976. Things looked good then. We had no idea that someday we would be taking classes from Carl Ollerton. ln kindergarten we were safe within the confines of Mrs. Herring's classroom, heavily engrossed in the idea of napping on command and mixing colors of Hnger paint. First grade was remarkably different, we were suddenly presented with the idea of addition and subtraction lskills which Mr. Ollerton claims we still haven 't masteredj. John Postert, Mr, Misogyny 1988 , started a long running personal tradition that year. He cried when his mom brought him to school on the hrst day. He 's been doing it ever since. Second and third grade presented us with new adventures, like learning the fundamentals of grade begging la skill presently mastered by Ashley Halll. The fourth grade signaled a dramatic change in male-female relations. l think it was the first time that we noticed there was a difference between the two. This incredible boyfriend-girlfriend thing was suddenly pushed upon us when Loretta Jackson and Kevin Crosby held hands during the documentary Animals of Africa . The teacher, Mrs. Anderson, was totally unaware because they covered themselves with a coat. This deceptive camouflage worked well, all the way until the eighth grade. Sports became really important in the Hfth grade. lt is too bad we didn 't have a boxing team. If we had, the famous Mark Sherwood - Ryan Mangum fight would have been for the championship. The sixth grade was so uncontrollable that the administration was forced to split us into two groups during the seventh grade. Half of us were in the Pioneer school and the other half in the junior high. This only inflamed our competitive nature and the rivalry between the two groups became intense. In the eighth grade our athletic prowess was demonstrated as the eighth grade team won the district tournament. In case you are wondering it was the girl 's, not the boy's team that won. The eighth grade graduation ceremony only conhrmed that we were on top of the world. Our confidence remained unabated until we entered the hallowed halls of St. Johns High School. Our freshman year caused many long lasting friendships to dissolve. We no longer had the security of going through all seven classes in a group, and your best friend was whoever you shared the most classes with. That same year we saw the entering of the very shy and quiet Jeff Carpenter. Teachers are still wondering when he will come out of his shell. When our sophomore year rolled around, so did the age of sixteen. Parents of the girls were terrihed as the boys earned their drivers licenses and the right to take the family car out on dates. This fear was accentuated when Todd Gillespie and his green truck moved to St. Johns. The theme of our junior prom lived up to its name, Take My Breath Away. We spent a lot of time, work and energy trying to complete the decorating. As juniors we were proud of our record in the class competition. No one since has been able to match our achievements in this area. And Hnally the year we 've all been waiting for. As seniors we accomplished many things. Our boys went to State in basketball, the golf team won districts, and the academic decathalon team won the regionals. We also managed to get our political journal s in on time, well, most of us that is. On our senior trip to San Diego we experienced many adventures. One of those being that Ginni's roommates found out what she really looks like without all the hairspra y and make-up. We believe that we had the best time of any senior class yet! And at long last we stand here before you in all our splendor, anxious as heck to get done with this and into the real world. lt has been written that those who are the youth hold the future, so we, the senior class of 1988, lea ve to determine the future. Thank you. Misty Mineer and Ginni Naegle 98 Steve Baca Bill Bell Susan Biggs Tim Bingaman Anna Castaneda John Collings Gary Cox Rodger Heap Sonja London Max Lunt Daniel Madrid Richard Maly Dale Myers Steve O'Donnell Denise Richins Mary Platt Roger Pullins Suann Stradling Barry Udall Risa Udall Loree Williams Marybeth Wiltbank Sicrff 'F F W J I Jah ,SP M A XDVERTISING Love, Mom and Dad Congratulations Mike Lee! We are proud of you and know you have a brzght future Love Mom and Dad Mlchael Gray we re proud of you' May you fmd great happmess rn the future Love Mom and Dad Vick: We are so proud of you and know that you have the wrsdom to achieve your goal Love Mom and Dad To Stephen Baca When you re a kzd everythmg s new dawn We love you' Stay gold Love Mom and Dad Jesse V Chavarna We pray that all your dreams come true May our Heavenly Father keep you In hrs lovmg care Mom and Dad Congratulatzons Paul Acosta' We love you Keep up the good work Love Dad and Mom . . 1 - 1 . . . . . 9 . . 1 . . . f 1 1 - - 1 . . .. n . ' 1 . . . . . . . . . f Warren congratulatlons' We are so proud of you' May your future brmg you everythmg you hope for Love Mom and Dad Best wishes forever to Juanelle a very beautiful young lady and such a lovely daughter I couldn t be more dl prou Love Mom Angle Clark May all your expectatrons turn to realxty We know you can do It Above all be happy Mom and Paul Dear Paul Congratulatrons' May God be w1th you m all your adventures m lrfe Love Mom and Dad Kell: Congratulatrons' We love you and are very proud of you' Hope your future s successful and happy Mom and Krm C1nd1 Blschof Thanks for makrng us proud We love you very much Mom and Henry . , . . . . . ! . ,V . ! . . ! . i . . . . . , . Love, I . . . . I . Q . . . 7 . . ,9 . . . 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Allisa 18 Chischilly, Chris 18 Chlarson, Neuel 19 Chlarson, Vince 31, 38, 76 Christenot, Loren 2 Christian, Ty 24 Church, Tracy 19, 76 Clark, Angie 3, 36, 42 Clements, Jess 25 Cluhf Loren 25 Coffey, Joe 19, 41, 76, 83 Cohee, Cord 31, 39, 40 Cohen, Leann 31 Cole, Kathy 3, 40, 48 Cole, Kevin 31, 60 Collins, Tom 85 Combs, Chandra 31, 38 Conrow, Lori 31 Conway, Jon 25, 70 Coombe, Steve 31, 60 Cornwall, Lance 25 Cox, Jill 3, 8, 41, 83 Cox, Noel 31, 38 Crabb, David 3, 50 Crenshaw, Floyd 31 112 DeChaine, Bryan 31 Decker, Clayton 19 DeLuisa, Jason 19, 36, 51, 83 Deritield, Butch 3 Dimbatt, Donald 25, 38, 39, 81 Dimbatt, John 31 Dominquez, Randy 33 Druce, Shannon 25 Dunaway, Holly 31, 50 Duran, Paul 19, 38 Duran, Peter 3 Dyer, Brandi 31 Eastridge, John 19 Eastridge, Tanis 25, 71 Echols, Joy 31, 79 Echols, Scott 19, 70 Ellsworth, Ryan 25 Ence, Chad 31, 40, 46, 60, 72, 85 Ericsson, Shelly 19 Eubanks, Carol 25, 40, 46 Evans, Don 3, 41, 92 Evans, Wayne 25 Ezell, Thomas 33 Farr, Jeannie 19, 36, 39, 49 Faskas, Adrian 19 Ferguson, Scott 25 Ferguson, Shelly 19 Hnch, Mike 25, 83 Flanagan, Jason 19, 81 Flanagan, Jeff 3, 41 Flick, Kevin 31 Foshee, Janel 25, 40, 78 Foster, Ed 25 Fowler, Kim 25, 41, 63, 80 Frank, Cheryl 33 Frank, Dwayne 3, 40 Frye, Blake 25 Haws, Shannon 31, 62, 80 Heap, Klint 19 Heap, Scott 25, 60, 81 Hensley, Mike 26 1'Hrsche, Payam 19, 38, 39, 40, 44, 83 Humphreys, Robert 19 Hunt, Bobby 6 Hunt, Lynn 32, 80 Isaacson, Bill 6 Jackson, Jared 26, 81 Jackson, Loretta 6, 8, 48, 63, 68, 80, 92 Jackson, Marcie 32, 62, 71 Jackson, Neldon 26, 60 James, Joy 26, 40, 74 James, Kelli 6, 36, 51, 54 Janke, Michelle 19 Jaramillo, Alexander 33 Jaramillo, Vickie 6, 41 Jarvis, Kaylene 32, 40 Jefferson, Kathleen 33 Johnson, Billy 33 Johnson, Wendy 19, 22 Kartler, Jennifer 32, 40 Kennedy, Chad 26, 70, 83, 84, 90 Kennedy, Doug 18, 19, 36, 48, 49, 66 Kinlichee, Stevenson 6, 36, 66, 83 Kinlinchee, Stephanie 32 Moss, Tom 26 Murphy, Loretta 20 Murphy, Scott 33 Murphy, Warren 7, 8, 41 Naegle, Monica 18, 20, 41, 80 Nez, David 26 Nez, Emerson 7, 41 Nielsen, Rachel 20, 41, 48, 49, 63, 68 Nielsen, Shanna 32, 39, 62, 80 Nitchals, Dawn 7, 74 Norton, Jerry 26 Oaks, Jeff 26 Overson, Brent 26, 39, 70, 81, 90 Overson, Ina 32, 39, 62, 80 Taborda, Marco 21 Tafoya, Melissa 10, 50, 63 Talley, Irvin 27 Tanner, LeAnn 22 Tate, Parrish 10, 66 Taylor, Donald 27 Taylor, Jorden 44, 33 Taylor, Lori 21 Temple, Tracy 27 Tenney, Christy 9, 10, 42 Thomas, Mike 10, 36, 66, 85 7Tllman, Dana 21, 22, 36, 40 Todd, Sammie 33 Tolman, Mariah 33, 40 Tomerlin, Donald 21 Tomlinson, Todd 33, 60 Traver, Bobbie 21, 50 Traver, Mary 33 Travers, Dianna 10 Troutman, Jodie 27 Turley, Laurice 27, 38, 40, Lambson, Aaron 19, 48, 70 Lambson, Ammon 32, 60, 72, 81 Lane, Craig 26, 85 Lane, Duane 19, 38, 85 Lane, Lamont 26 Law, Jeanette 32 Garcia, Domonic 25 Garcia, Missy 3, 50, 80 Garcia, Paul 31, 72 Garren, Joane 19, 36, 40, 42, 48, 75, 79 Gilchrist, Donna 3, 9, 41 Gillespie, Todd 3, 15, 41, 81 Gleason, Cheryl 19 Gleason, Loretta 33 Goodman, Danny 31 Goodman, Jon 19, 49 Goodman, Pat 19, 36, 41, 76, 83 Goodman, Sandra 22, 25, 71 Graham, Roxanna 33 Grant, Justin 19, 41, 70, 83 Graves, Mark 31, 60, 72 Graves, Marni 31, 80 Gray, George 3, 66, 85 Gray, Jennifer 25, 63, 80 Gray, Jonathon 31, 81 Gray, Mike 6, 8, 9, 15, 66, 81 Greer, B.J, 31 Greer, Tisa 25, 79 Griego, Nick 25 Grifhe, Donna 31, 79 Guevera, Robert 25 Gullett, Tammy 19, 36, 50 Hall, Ashley 6, 8, 9, 36, 39, 40, 42, 44, 51, 54, 92, 95, 96 Hannah, JD. 25 Hannah, Maura 31, 62, 68, 80 Hansen, Kamia 6 Harris, Ron 39 Hart, Shane 25 Haws, Bridget 25, 83, 84 Lawrence, Jennifer 6, 74 Leach, Tracy 32 Lee, Deborah 20, 38, 40, 44 Lee, Dustin 32, 60, 72, 81 Lee, Mike 6, 44 Lee, Robyn 6, 40, 75, 79 Lee, Shane 26, 38 Lee, Stephen 32 Lee, 77m 32, 81 Lely, Jeannette 26, 36, 79 Leyba, Damon 26 Leyba, Rendy 26 Lisonbee, P.J. 26 Lockhart, Destri 20 Long, Michelle 26, 40 Lucero, Melissa 6 Lunsford, Andy 6, 50 Lunsford, Jewely 26, 40 Lunsford, Valary 32, 39, 79 Lunt, David 32, 38, 60, 72 Lunt, Hyrum 6, 9, 36, 40, 42, 44, 51, 76, 93, 94 Lunt, Kristine 20, 36, 40, 44 Lunt, Nicole 20, 39 Luton, Corene 32, 38, 78, 80 Luton, Nannette 26 Malanca, Karen 20 Mangum, Pam 20, 36, 41 Mangum, Ryan 6, 36, 66, 93 Mangum, Shannon 32 Marino, Raquel 20 Marino, Victor 20, 49 Marsh, David 26 Martin, Brandon 32, 38, 81 Martin, Rose 26, 36 Mayo, Michelle 26, 40, 63, 71, 80 McCloud, Daniel 81 McClure, Phyllis 20, 36, 40, 51, 90 McClure, Rechelle 26, 90 McFarland, Carrie 20, 74 Mecham, Brian 7, 85 Mendez, Les 40 Mikeworth, Daniel 26 Milburn, Robert 32 Mineer, Misty Z 8, 9, 15, 63, 68 Montoya, Jeanette 32, 40, 46, 79 Morales, Alfonso 20, 81 Morales, Mat 32 Morehead, David 20 Morris, Scotti 26, 40, 63, 90 Morse, Tony 26, 70, 81 Owens, Jodee 32, 62, 80 Padilla, Cisco 20, 76, 77, 81 Padilla, David 7, 50, 81 Padilla, Leo 26 Palmer, Alan 20, 70 Palmer, Tonya 32 Parker, Brian 26, 60 Patterson, April 32 Patterson, Stacy 80 Pearce, Glenn 7, 41 Pearce, Maurdith 20, 36, 40, 46 Pearce, Roxanne 26, 40 Pena, Maria 7, 41, 95 Pena, Mike 20 Pierce, Roxanne 74 Pirtle, Kim 7, 36, 44, 74, 92, 97 Plant, Cody 20 Platt, Andrea 7, 8 Platt, Brad 20, 38, 39, 44 Platt, Jared 32, 38, 44, 83 Platt, Justin 7, 38, 51, 54, 83, 84 Porter, Debbie 51, 54 Porter, Debra 7, 40 Postert, John 7, 36, 66, 93 Primrose, Tom 7, 8, 38, 40, 44 Pulsipher, Julie 20, 36, 41 , 49, 50, 63 Pursley, Mike 32 Raban, Preston 32, 39, 60, 81 63, 83, 90 Reedy, LaDelle 27, 71 Richardson, Justin 32 Richey, Donna 20, 36 Ridgely, Susan 20 Ritter, Wendy 7 Romero, Deltina 10, 68, 83 Romero, Gerald 10 Romero, Jacob 27, 76 Romero, Maria 27, 63, 80 Rosales, Maylean 33 Russell, Heather 90 Salazar, Melissa 32, 62 Salazer, Jon 27 Sample, Rhonda 27 Savage, Joan 20, 40, 41 Seagle, Robert 27, 38, 39 Sherwood, Mark 10, 66 Sherwood, Matt 32, 60 Sherwood, Trina 27, 40 Sherwood, Vern 27 Shideler, Brian 20, 36, 42, 49, 76 Short, Traci 20, 44 Shreeve, Chanda 27, 40, 63 Shreeve, Juanelle 10, 48, 75, 79 Shuck, Lisa 20, 74 Slaughter, Bobby 27 Slaughter, Mike 27 Smith, Danette 20, 49 Stack, Bill 20 Stanaland, Dee 27, 40, 78 Starr, Darren 11, 40 Starr, Shane 40 Stephens, Tracie 33 Stephey, J.E. 10, 41 Street, Christopher 21 Study, Donald 33, 60 63, 90 Turley, Sharilyn 21, 38, 63 Turnbough, George 10, 50 Udall, Cami 21 Udall, Cord 21, 36, 48, 66, 81 Udall, Mindy 21, 36, 51 Udall, Pacer 27, 38, 70, 81, 90 Udall, Ryan 33, 72, 81 Urias, Becky 33, 80 Urias, Johnny 21, 40, 81 Valencia, Vicki 22, 33, 39, 62 Vallejos, Connie 33 Vallejos, Eleanor 33 Vallejos, Marci 33, 38 Vallejos, Sophie 27 Vallejos, Yolanda 10 Vielma, Jose 27 Waite, Colete 21, 39, 50, 63, 68 Waite, Darrell 10 Waite, Jennifer 33, 39, 71 Waite, Robert 10, 36, 39, 44, 51, 54, 94, 96 Waite, Stacey 33, 72 Waite, Stewart 21, 40, 76, 77 Wakefield, Shawn 27, 70, 90 Wallace, Nick 33 Ward, Troy 27, 44 Ware, Shane 10 Watson, Danielle 33 Weathers, Tressie 33 Webb, Mary 10, 41 Webb, Tray 27 Welch, Amber 27, 90 Westberg, Lisa 11, 41 Whisenhunt, Brian 27 White, 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