Tempe High School - Horizon Yearbook (Tempe, AZ)

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Studying was main activity on our ROAD Studying. Learning to think. Understanding was spent studying, either in class or out. what this world is all about. Discovering new It became obvious as early report cards were ways to do things, to look at ourselves and at issued that the only way to learn what we were others. No matter what year we were in, no matter supposed to was to study, to work at the serious what our intersts were, no matter what classes we business of becoming educated, took, we found the bulk of our time during the year What was that word? Junior Sandy Fanjoy searches her notes for the last time on her way to a class where she must take a test. 4 - Opening That should do it. Junior Sara Colli is happy with the paper she has finished.

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Contents Jazzing it up! A quintet from the Buffalo Marching Band does a jazz improvisation during one of the halftime shows. Group members were Senior Tony Raabe, Sophomore Jill Lipinski, Freshman Doug Dibbern, Junior Michelle Comeaux, and Sophomore Frankie Valenzuela. Opening.............1 Activities.........17 Academics..........45 Student Life.......51 Organizations......73 Athletics.........103 Classes...........163 Faculty...........263 Closing...........279 Index.............281 This is how it’s done. Using the overhead projector, Vlath teacher Steve Walters illustrates the method of olving a particularly vexing problem. I’m an individual! The Punk look was only one of the styles of dress worn by Tempe High students to show their individ- uality. Modeling hair styles were Sophomores Lori Lopez and Joanne Dickman. Opening - 3

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What next ?Senior Frank Dukepoo wonders how to improve So that 's how it works! Junior Lynn Kumelski looks the drawing he is working on in his art class. pleased as she begins to understand a difficult concept. Hurry, before the bell rings! Students in a class held in the Lecture Hall try to get the assignment done before the class ends so there will be no homework to lug home and struggle with at night. Opening - 5