West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1974 volume:

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Q One of the highlights of the mixed chorus assembly was Diane Washington's solo performance. Dan Curtis finds a quiet place to study in the olive trees where no one will trip on his crutches. Introduction 5 The only military tactics being discussed by this trio of ROTC cadets is how to get past the hall guards without being caught. 6 introduction Barbara Markley found that a 10- speed was a good method of transportation, especially in the warm weather. Lost in a sea of old paper, Kathy Ginster takes time out for her homework while keeping an eye on West's newspaper drive efforts. fnflfvf if Working hard in Mr. Howell's 2nd hour Biology class, his students prove that's the best way to make a good grade. With the increasing popularity of 10-speeds this year, there wasn't always enough room at the bike racks for them all. Introduction 7 , 1, 1-ft. - ,. Roxanne Gibson stops for breakfast before her morning classes. 8 Introduction Working on an inlaid chess table in Mr. Robinsons 2nd hour Wood 2-4 class are Mickey Milford and Johanna Lusk. irrigation was a common sight this year because of a lack of rain While waiting for the bell to ring to begin their next class, small groups gather inthe quad for their own private discussions. Three golf pros exhibit their talent and perfect stance in Mr. Shepard's P.E. class. Introduction 9 -K 5 N ' Z' 'fwwoi' Ted Wesley replaces the cooler pads in Mr. Stitt's help is appreciated by these students in the Science Resource the evaporative coolers during the winter Center. months in those buildings which still don't have refrigeration. A soil lab holds the attention of Mr. Howell's 2nd hour student assistant, William Barclay, in the Science Dispensary. 10 Introduction s s 3Si2 ' s Overhauling engines is hard work in Mr. Byron's 2nd hour Auto Mechanics class. Mr. Rose keeps an eye on members of the junior class as they take the Free Enterprise test in hopes of being exempt from the class. From the 450 students who took the test only 42 passed. El93 I A On exhibition during Career Day is Con- nie Crispell as she gets a free hair out from a Cosmetology student. Introduction 11 12 Introduction D f Ni.. 'lt- To achieve success in Miss MiiIer's 2nd hour Typing class, the student must learn to in- crease his rate with very few errors. Those erasers in action indicate some students still have a way to go. I wonder if Michael Angelo started this way? asks one student as Mrs. Moser's Basic Art class works on Iinouieum blocks. 5 Listening intently to the counselors' lectures on registration, next years Sophomores begin to have an idea of what classes they're going to take. An art exhibit put on by the Design class catches the attention of these two students in the main lobby on their way to classes. Introduction 13 w..,.,..Q uns K vu 1 1 i i s E l fill X Q -qi all . is , ,.L-rw ' X .l- .mf gn.. rn- -...up-'00 'Sl aaa!! fo-f .fr 1 'far wx, 5 .l mn. ff! A523 X4 i SENIORS President Carl English l l Under the leadership of President Carl English, this year's Super Seniors ' have accomplished many things. Among the goals achieved by the class of '74 were a record-breaking Homecoming dance that netted S701.00, a Homecoming float that won the Most Pertaining to Theme award, and first place in the Magazine Sale. The Seniors also upheld many traditions this year, including the 2nd Annual Donkey Basketball Game, the trip up north to cut the Senior Christmas tree for the quad and the all-night party held at Big Surf. Besides all of this, the Seniors sold popcorn to earn money for the class gift and the Senior Bash, catered again with Kosher food and supplied with music by Smoky. On June 6, 580 Seniors will graduate from West High, leaving behind four years of unforgettable memories. Secretary Joan Walton Vice-president SEN'0R CLASS COUNCH- Treasurer Carol Hansen Linda Vawter + H First row l-r: Ediardo Camacho, Nancy Adams, Connie Hill, Patti Bayless. Second row l-r: Gerin Goldberg, Carolyn Nelson, Dana Myers, Pat Laizure, Beth Murless. Third row l-r: Shari Finklestein, Diana Brown, Theresa Jackson, Sherri Clemmons, Sterling Beaff Fourth row l-r: Betzi Bliklen, Dorothy Vogel, Martin DeKoek, Steve Wallace. Fifth row l-r: Scott Knox, Bill Henning. 16 Seniors Elizebeth Adams Mark Adams Arlene Adelstein Kevin Alderson Teresa Amoroso Nancy Anderson Randall Anderson Diana Angulo Doug Ashman Barbara Archer Rossana Baca Dave Bachicha Jacquita Bailey Mike Baisler Carol Baird Herbert Balon Paul Barclay James Barovich Debbie Bauer Patricia Bayless Scott Beason Sterling Beeaff Lisa Bell Gregg Bender Seniors 17 Anne Bettis Bradley Betz Irene Bilyk Deann Bischoff Donald Bishop Don Blankenship lvlarleen Blankenship Betzi Bliklen Roger Bontems Christopher Bowyer Lillian Brackney Diana Braun Randall Brewer Mike Britt Jayne Brown Teresa Brown Richard Buffington Mark Busier Gale Bushie Patricia Burnette Edward Burns Carl Cain John Calhoun Linda Calles 18 Seniors ,J , X X41 , . X . .. , -. ' 7 1 ' '-32' Nz Q ' ,, K A A ,gif ,FQ 7' dv- ff-4'T, 'A ' ' I , MA -K, M X.. , A ,. ig I fi 1 ,Q f J ' Vw ' -ix? ' 1' f, . 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Julie Lyons Larry Macchione Yolanda Maciel Joella Malone Deborah Mancell Michael Manley Thomas Marco Connie Martinez Misti Martini Eddie Matyas Margie Mazer Monte Mc Broom Sarah Mc Campbell William Mc Cavv Eileen Mc Gan Cheryl Mc Gregor Rhonda Mc Kechnie Karleen Mc Millen Sandra Metelski Amy Miller Anna Miller Ashley Miller Cheryl Miller Denise Miller 26 Seniors George Miller Karen Miller Tracy Miller Gregory Moats Christopher Moore David Moreno Patricia Morris Brenda Morrison Ana Motta Beth Murlless Dana Myers Charles Nancarrow Mary Naughton David Neale Chuck Nedrow Carolyn Nelson Jim Nicholas Jean Nierzwicki Jerry NG Tracy Nobles Mona O Connell James Odell Janet Olson John Opitz Seniors 27 1 P . 41 -- -' f 5 Q h A V , .'. ' . ...-1 4 .- A- Q gin: J' .gp ' gg 1 I 'aff - B 1 I x ,EMI A 'ix , V'-ii nv J ...J 3. f . -in A ,A p a I' 1 - fe- ' 5 ' Q1 N . Q 1 V. 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Other activities included the selling of animal-shaped candles, a turkey raffle, and taking gifts to the elderly at Christmas. Juniors showed the greatest spirit this year in the Homecoming feastivities by buying the most links in their spirit chain. Coming in second only to the Seniors in the magazine sale, the Juniors held their own with their song Killing lvle Softly . Secretary Diana Stinson Dr. lvl, Borek and Mr. H. West continued as sponsors for the class of '75 in their projects this year. i , Treasurer V'ce'p es'dem Claudia Oreck Mike Ryan JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL f .K li' unvqrwns wanna-mwr 1 ay -f-- -H+ few-j-iv-W mm f fy'-M-vw, 'wmv fffr we salem if' Y www-Q sm , f W K was bww' ff' r rrrr - . it :fan ww' . sw' 'S' 'Www Q - ' Wh, N,,T,,,, Lf Front Ftow l-r: Kara Hansen, Karen Goodall, Lisa Lentz, Kim Baker, second row I-r: Susan Sieglar, Becky Bivens, Janice Klein, third row I-r: lrvan Lewis, Patty Calhoun, Terry Freeman, Jane Orzel, fourth row I-r: Gilbert Bracamonte, Steve Castle, Gary Chappin, Steve Shindell, Danny Hobaica. Juniors 'E il F St QE ls. N .... ' -at 1' ' .f,L-af- N . A -,- N t .,, rf-ark.-sv-vs,.:13f:QS-1-X L ' X .0 .'.' I ' .-:t:-,1-t-c1- X S W.-- X . .t - - ti ,fy i Robert Abel Diane Abril Jim Agee Sue Ala Greg Altherr Jordan Amerman Stephanie Anderson Lasya Androsiuk June Ang Tim Angle Bernie Archuleta Mike Armeli Paul Askew Mark Bachicha Richard Bailey Sherry Baine Suzanne Baird Janet Baker Kim Baker Frankie Barajas William Barclay Heidi Barnes Mike Barnett Rick Barrett Steve Barry Chris Barth Joyce Bauer Kent Bauer Cindy Bazan Michele Behm Brenda Bell Patty Bentley Terry Bergmann Sheila Berry Harold Best Julie Bigelow Steven Bigelow Becky Bivens Kathleen Blair Lee Blanco Gary Blatchford Cathy Boehler Larry Bolstad James Bonds Stephanie Bond Candi Borck Sandy Borowske Gilbert Bracamonte Denny Brackney Marc Bradshaw Carol Broadston Debbie Brock Dan Brown Joe Brown Randy Brown Rick Brussat Juniors 35 Jon Bryant Joycilla Bukky Sharon Bunyard Debra Burtch Jerry Burton Janice Bushnick Colleen Butler James Butler Lisa Buttler Michael Caglio Patty Calhoun Carolyn Campbell Larry Campbell Patty Campbell Teena Cappella Steve Carlisle Mike Carnes Joe Carpenter Meridee Carpenter Margaret Carroll Scott Cassells Cean Dennis Gary Carlos Ron Victor Chaffin Chapin Chapin Chavez Chavez Chavez Donna Cheshire Dan Childers Patty Clark Tom Clark Helen Clark Jean Clark Debbie Clemmer Harry Colter Pat Marc David Millie Sheryl Conditt Conklin Conrad Coulter Cramer Pamela Crawiord George Crosbie Peggy Cruess Paul Cullor Mike Cullum Barbara Cummings Cindy Curtis Crystal Cutforth Karen Daniel Brian Darbonne Liz Darby Cathy Davidson Ellery Davidson Barbara Davis Autumn Davy Debra Dean 36 Juniors L .L 4 I .iv '. 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Dan Deleon Jo Deserano Doreen Divell Matthew Dixson Kathy Dobbs Diane Dooley Mike Dopita Suzanne Dougherty Flex Drew Diane Drobney Anne Duddy Cynthia Dudley Eileen Duffy Nancy Dugan Terri Duncan Janet Dunnigan Alex Duran John Eady Michael Edwards Sonia Eidelberg John Eiswelrth David Ellis Gary Endsley William English John Eskew Byron Ethier William Farence Joshua Feller Lyn Fellers Simon Fernandez Tony Ferreira Norma Fierros Anna Fijewski Naomi Finger Nancy Finger Deborah Finley Debbie Flaherty Larry Flores Scott Fortier Denise Foust Terry Freeman Daryl Furnas Judith Furry Annette Garcia Gilbert Garcia Nathaniel Garcia Cindy Gates Nancy Gaudette Marian Gaulke Rose Gavin Lydle Gill Lorraine Glazar Mitch Glenn Mary Godfrey Rocky Golleher Anna Gonzales Juniors 37 Kurt Gonzales Karen Goodall Jennifer Goodson Norm Goodson Denise Goosic Joel Gorton Linda Gose Donna Goulden Eric Grant Cecil Green Todd Grodnick Caroline Guaderrama John Gusich Marilyn Haas Jill Hallberg Cynthia Halsey Edmund Hamic Dan Hancock Leslie Hannar Jon Hansen Kara Hansen Lorelei Harder Paul Harer Kathy Hargrove Mark Harper Dave Harrington Eddie Harris Glen Harris Yolanda Hart Ron Hartley Bob Hatfield Mike Havey Theodore Hayes Allen Heaps Darla Heckenberg Dennis Helvie Joan Herman Dan Hobaica Skip Holley Gayla Holmes Eric Holtz Fredrick Holz Robert Howard Patti Howell Carolyn Hrenchir Lee Huff Joe Hunt Bill Hutchinson Ed Hutchinson Tony Hutchinson Patrick lrvine ' Jim Jachino Lucy Jackson Flennee Jackson Ronald Jackway Lonnie Jacott 38 Juniors i m ,fr ,E if -is 5 4 i 4 if QM l 4 f . 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A -Q 4 K 'Y L vi, M NMA 'Xvkk ' 'N X '52-B-. - ' 1 fiall f , ' ik' A W, , ' A r A g 5, 11 , W h x tiff, ' 'V , a , , ., dip. 1. Q , , , , . , ,, 'Y 3 . A - -A .f W ' gQ.wQf vgxym f5?5Qi 2323? , 4 . X fe ni 4 'K iffy V ' ff .f 4 ww , M y , ig Mqawf-Qgqv W U, V I 'nay ' President Allison Chard SOPHDMDRES The Sensational Sophomores began the year by placing second and lVlost Original with their Homecoming float. In their efforts of fund raising, they sold everything from Kazoos, at the football games, to Cookies and Keychains. The Sophomores did their part during Valentines week by selling Valegrams and corsages of pink carnations. Rodeo week included many exciting activities planned .Nl t Secretary Carol Bedard by the Sophomores. The class of '76 wishes to express their thanks to their con- cerned sponsors, Mrs. Kuhn and Mr. Garrity, who immediately came to the rescue in many a tense moment. 1 Vice-president Treasurer SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Joann Nlarutz Peggy Levvis Front row I-r: Dave Hancock, Vonda Perrin, Brenda Malcom, Sandy Golden. Second row l-r: Cindy Foster, Connie Herman, Lisa Liven sparger, Carla Liljedahl, Third Flow I-r: Cindy Peterson, Kelly Norman, Dahn Drescher. Scott Case 46 Sophomores f ,- 0 ' r nrt ' f-af 1 . 4,3 9? Q . 4 fb ag xx ff -Sl an Q' IK f , . 'S 1x' L' f A 'R 5 is K ' 2- K . . sd' 'vm 1 1 I -'W 'eff 1. 1 5 Q 5 , QQYI 4 YV' Q 5 , ft 'xv 1 P -v xvx'j lilln . Patty Aaron Albert Abril Mici Adkins Jennie Ala Veronica Amavisca Lauren Ambler Barney Anderson Lee Anderson Mark Andrews Teresa Andrus Sylvia Ang Anna Angulo Patricia Angulo Dennis Aragon Ruben Aragon Irvin Archer Mazen Arekat Angela Armstrong Irene Aros Shellie Askew Mimi Baich Kevin Bailey Tamara Baker Richard Balfour Terry Ballinger Bill Bankwltz Delores Baratta Kathi Barkley Carol Baxter Janet Bean Carol Bedard Diane Bell Ken Bell Mary Belting Renee Bennett Shirley Beuchel Dave Biggs Randy Billman Marilou Bishoff Sue Biss Mike Blakley Patty Boehler Gary Bolstad Patty Bonham Ken Boozer Mary Borst Gary Boshes Robin Bowlsby Beverly Brewer Sue Brewer Devon Bridgewater Carla Marlo Bridwell Briggs Troy Bristow Joel Britt Jerry Brown Sophomores 47 Kathy Bryant Kim Bunyard Cheryl Bushie Marita Buttler Dennis Byers Ginger Byers Lori Calhoun Richard Calkins Mike Campbell Debbie Cannon Kim Cantor Mark Carlson Susan Carrillo Charles Carstensen Scott Case Joanne Cesar Allison Chandler Alison Chard Judy Chavez Sylvia Chavez Chuck Chiero Cory Choisnet Jackie Christenson Jon Ciulei Brenda Clemmer Betsy Clizbe Cindy Coen Joan Cohan Anna Coldsmith Bruce Colletti Daniel Combs Doug Conklin Pat Conner John Connett Fiobert Contreras Lee Cooper Gail Cordell Toni Cornella Mike Corona Mark Coronado Nick Cosmakos Cindi Craig Lane Criss Clara Cruz Mike Cummings Carol Cunningham Nancy Cusack Tracy Davidson Laura Delgadillo Howard Dendy Dale Denman Linda Depew Carl Dichter Maryann Didjurgis Terry Diehl Allen Dobbs 48 Sophomores JL -4. 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Joele Goldman Debbi Golleher Luda Goloskewitsch Ingrid Gonzales Ruth Gonzales Bert Gossard Denise Goutheir Subby Grasso Mary Gray Robert Greene Miriam Greenwald Konnie Greenwood Lola Grzasko Mike Gumm Olivia Guthrie Sandy Gwillim George Hall Handy Hall Lynn Halverson Harry Hamlyn Judy Hammonds Dorothy Hanan David Hancock Mike Hankins Joan Hansen Joy Hansen John Harer Christine Hargrove Jeri Harris Patrick Harvey Sandy Hegel Michele Held John Herbert Connie Herman Daniel Hernandez Kahlil Herro David Hetz Roxane Hickman Susan Hickman Leslie Hicks Melody Himebaugh Chester Hixson Geri Hobbs Terry Hodge Flich Hodges Kelley Hogan Dean Hoiness Shelia House Susan Hoyt Robert Hubbard Randy Hudson Vicki Hudson Harold Huff Kenneth Huff Kathy Hulen James Humble 50 Sophomores Jeff Huskey Timothy lhms Adele lndorf Mollie lson Rod lto Roxane Jackovich Joe Jackson Rick Jackson Joann Jasso Rick Jenkins Roseanna Jimenez Tim Johns Gary Johnson Shari Johnson Charles Jones Elizabeth Jones Laurie Jones Rick Jones Marguerite Jordan Howard Kamarata Melanie Kane Thomas Kane Cynthia Keith Cathy Kellett Dennis Kenny Mary Kerlin Brenda Kidd Melissa Kiley Dora King Pam King Vickie Kittrell Terrie Knight Dottie Knox Linda Kobold Joan Koelsch Kristy Kogianes Liz Kokali John Kopchak Randy Koth Rick Krah Bonnie Krawczyk Marie Krepper Kelly Kridler Bill Kuehnle Jeanine L'Ecuyer Bob LaBorde Cindy Lambertus Paula Landrum Devin Lanning Karla Larkins Mark Laveer Cheryl Lazok Valerie Leach Debra Leavitt Carrie Leeper Steve Lefever Sophomores 51 Linda Legge Bill Lehker Jane Lester Tonya Levie Peggy Lewis Carla Liljedahl Robert Ling Andrew Linkner Mike Lipman Lisa Livensparger Debbie Lobato Mark Long Christine Lopez Marcelino Lopez Robert Lopez Monica Losey Jim Loudy Pamela Lowe Gilbert Luna George Lyons Charles Maciel Alvis Mack Garry Mack Larry Mack Carl Madden Brenda Malcom Sandie Maldonado Karin Mallicoat John Mancell Kevin Marble Mike Martinez Ray Martinez Rita Martinez Joann Marutz Sheryl Massey Nancy Maxwell Matthew McAvoy Theresa McCaIeb Duncan McCampbell Mark McClure Laurel McConkey Pat McDermott Donna McGill Bobby McLean Michele McMaken Tom McMurray Cindy McNeil Michele Merva Tom Messner Margaret Middleton Allison Mieduch Dorette Mihelich Robin Milan Sharon Mllardo Susan Milford Anthony Miller 52 Sophomores 'fy wr A il. 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Cynthia Tomson Gabriel Torres Tom Tourville Ed Vallejo Betty Van Court Larry Van Liew Earl Van Waters John Vance Robin Vandenberg Roseanne Vasquez Chris Vaughan Anthony Vega Bill Vickers Chris Villemez Elizabeth Vlassls Richard Vos Phillip Voyce Ann Wahlrab Kathy Walker Sherry Walls Don Wanty Kimberli Ware Mark Warinner Bob Warnick Steve Watson Lilian Weiland Donna Wells Mike Wester Janice Wheeler Mary Whisler Carol White Kathy White Doug Whitney Marcie Wieseman Liz Wilcoxson Julia Wilkerson Don Wilkinson Mark Williams Sheryl Williams Anne Wilson Leigh Winans Bob Wingenroth Debi Winn Christopher Wisniewski Kathy vvm Angie Wong Eric Wong Leisa Wood Craig Woodhouse Chuck Woodland Jimmie Woods Fred Woodworth Don Wrenn Brian Wright Naomi Yabe Danny Yee 56 Sophomores 3 3 J QW. if WSJ! Nr f 2 f 43378 9, W 4' f J 0 1 2 N' A I f 1? 7 4 sg? fm., ' . J wxxx l t Q 1 ' - W 1 f , . , i --1-.. My W QA , , Performing for the parents at Open House N is x.. L I' - P f - , ' in gtua X ' .W f ! Q A , ' '-'. 14 5. f 5 . K 1 '- -, ,v V K! ' Q' . Q af., W i x b alll K I If 5 fm F Q 2 N' W . M- 'Vg nf-' 8' QS i ' .DA -M V wY, Q, ,- . f Q . N-M--. ' X vf, 'X 'Rf , ' fig W i T' F5511- 5 '3 X ' i 'V ' W 1, 3+ f N x X X5 'K-X x ' , Q ' . K K X f , . ' A K 1 h R X - X . .L gx 1. X A s - , -agx A X I XF X. ., 3 ei Ugg? is ' x . , .Q 41- x ss. ,, ...as 4' 5 1 M 1 11. ,--yu' gm, . Wggmrzng, N-ng l. x.f' xx.-'-. Y sf ' ,A fa I lx 1-. fy QW 22 K 6 ' iyaiylf 11 FRESHMEN In their first year at West the class of '77 made a great start in the magazine sale, staying at the top most of the way, but the final results put the Freshmen in 4th place. The Freshmen class swept the Junior Olympics, winning most of the events. They also competed in the Homecoming feastivities by building a float. Carmel Corn was sold by the Freshmen, and a Car Wash was held. The sponsors supporting the Freshmen in their Battle against up- per classmen were Mrs. Cripps and Mr. Rose. Vice president Tfeasufel' Anna Holmqwst FRESHMAN cLAss couNcii. Betsy Jordan m --- is at new T 'S' -Q: X Front Row I r Paul Vogel Kelly Smith, Janie Thurston, Pat Lang, Tina Manley, back row I-r: John Woods Linda Wisniewski Mary Get ua :B ir' W 1 X ik 52333 xi X ,. spa. Y kd. fr A ' 5. R i M9 W: r ll , V sf Q 'N of v, LS .N 4 ai lu 5' v 'L Q 2' nw ,, 'fzfm - iii i - U Y I in VAX .Q M in A Q if .fi ,- W G Nui N ' J Q if, , Y' -' ww 43 w W 6 . 'Arr' .5 3. F 2,3-f ,,. -4 W Af, ,-Ar as 'L 'bjx I J' YY-1 -we- X ff! U9 ,vim 5 :g,S -3' 5 xg: W W3 ' Y s ' , ,g fa, il- wgil' 5. K ,Q . ww , RN, 'M x f . ' ' ' 5 Q. ' 'L X ' m f, 'YW I 5 Cece Grasso Peter Greene Jay Greenwald Gerard Grzasko Rosalinda Guerena Kathy Gutierrez Gail Hack Nancy Hagedorn Norma Hahn Terri Hall Rory Hamic Erin Hammons Sandi Hankins Pat Hansen Diane Harder Debbie Hardy Kenny Harmon Shirley Harrington James Harrison Nancy Harvey John Hasenstab Tami Hassell Ted Hasson Cindy Hawkins Paul Heeter Julie Henderson Ben Hendricks Leslie Hendricks Chris Henrich Kim Herl Sandy Hernandez Lisa Herold Charles Heun Renee Hillhouse Lisa Hobaica Lori Hohn Tim Hojem Shawne Hoover Duane Horning Steve Howe Arlo Howell Anna Holmquist Darryl Huff Mary Hutfaker Bill Hutchinson John Hyde Bob Iles Mary Jo lnancsi Bobbi Inman Michele Jackson Floy Jackson Veronica Jacott Nicholas James Warren Jameson Leslie Jarnagin Beverly Johnson 62 Freshmen L E i I 1 Jim Lyells Kathy Lyman Cindy Lyons Jon Lyons Charles MacGregor Karen Maclntyre Carolyn Maertz Sally Malcom Shelley Mancini Tina Manley Esther Manzanedo Connie Marco Debbie Marconnet Jon Marker Barbara Markley Fred Debbie Kaylene Steven C. Steven P. Marquez Marshall Marshall Marshall Marshall Cammy Martin Yolanda Martin Alfred Estella Linda Kim Martinez Martinez Martinez Martinka Jan Mason Randy Massey Joe Mastrapasqua Linda Mattox Hal Matyas Robert Mazer Peggy McAndrew Amy McBroom Duff McCarnpbell Kim McCardle Patrick McCue Margie McLaughlan David McQueen Steve Merva Mark Messner Adrienne Meyers Steve Migliaccio Jim Miller Roberta Miller Scott Miller Timothy Miller Andreana Mister Cindy Mitchell Kelly Moeur Dave Mohr Rebecca Mohr Terry Mohr Flay Moleterno Paul Monacelli Jennifer Moore 64 Freshmen 0 'O Q Qi 4. 'ave' is 45 an l Y, iv Q.- ,,.. Q fmfwb' Q I E'Xm Q ,S X .. W is W? x X121 J 3 Rx, ggi 4 K: - ,N . A, +0 wx SS -K, 4.5 , ii in wwwi iisilff Q1- Qex -my .V X SX? if W A Nix A .X Y 4 A X ' .. cw P N A v A ax,- fgl .. I .X is sg -s gi, A5-f ' T., -'ski I .591 if we S R - lx ff Q .S , ' :, EEQQX fl 4 4 QQX X Wsw X K Lg. 1+ . xx 'V . ' f ,,..' , X . AN Y I 1A ' f if K A 'I' ,. 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' - xi - If 3.3: 1 Q f an K 3 ,QQ i xl' yu iw EA an ,lf u if Z9 0 K'..fS'x ' 1, L, NNN, in 3'e'1tX x XNIQ x M, . xfizfbii if' 1 any HOMECDMING Spirit and enthusiasm and lots of balloons marked Homecoming for 73'-742 The work started weeks in advance when the planning and building of floats got underway. Many hours were spent after school and on weekends preparing these floats for exhibition. Activities, ranging from water balloon fights to tricycle races were planned. People from all four classes competed against each other everyday with the Freshmen coming out on top almost everytime. Finally, Friday came with the assembly, announcement of the nominees and the traditional class songs. Half-time at the Homecoming game was a kaleidoscope of tears, joy, and happiness with the announcement of King, Dan Curtis and Queen, Linda Vawter. The band float won the Grand Sweepstakes in float competition, Sophomores most original and Seniors most pertaining to the theme, Up, Up and Away. After the excitement of the dance, Homecoming was over for another year, leaving only the memory of the climax of Fall season in the minds of all. Queen Lindo Vowter ond King Don Curtis Second Attendants Kathy Ginster Don Harper ff Q52 rc?- - ,J Jjjxf we ' 'Y Fourth Attendants Carolyn Nelson Monte lVlcBroom ii First Attendants Patty Bayless George Garcia Third Attendants Germ Goldberg Rick Van Deren 11- VW: ife Ni x . 'VE . Q I Q' ' f 5 kg .kwa K .V ,lf Mx fill new , QB N ,f ff S -:gg f P'-vf' .. G 95 '46 THE CRUCIBLE Reverend Parris. Abigail Williams. Thomas Putnarn 4 . ,,... John Ritter . , . ..., Diana Thomas ....Gary Chapin . . . Marilyn Haas , . . . . Diana Snyder . . . . .Sterling Beeaff . , ...,.. Liz Darby . . ,Pete Whitney . . ..,,.. Michael Flyan . 4 . . . , Deborah Wilkinson Mrs. Ann Putnam... Mary Warren 4 , , John Proctor . . . Rebecca Nurse. . Giles Corey .... Reverend Hale . . Elizabeth Proctor Judge Hathorn . . Deputy Governor Donforth , . 4 . . . William English ...,4Lelandl.ipman West's first all-school play of the year. was written by Arthur Miller and directed by Miss Janet Golman, The play depicted life in Purtan America during the Salem witch-hunts. The fear and terror of the times was shown as the townspeople tried desperately to round-up all of the devils disciples. Many long hours of work and rehearsal went into the play right up until show-time. Mary Warren tells John and Elizabeth Proctor of the develop- ments in Salem. tl - v ag . - 1, J : .EJ L . , 4 rg . . 4- . K . .2 ' . . is-- I -L 74 Life - I saved her life, today! screams Mary Warren. ' .s2s,a1f. 1 ,Y John Proctor is angered at Mary Warren's lies. A dramatic scene in court as Abigail Williams is questioned by Deputy Governor Danforth. ,.,,,,,,. i ' Abigail Williams leads the girls of Salem in accusing the Mary Warren hangs her head as she confesses to Deputy town women of being witches. Governor Danforth, Life 75 l Xjb xA ,x,A I. .1 ,.. ' f 'd ff' 1 I ff if The cheerleaders lead an uncooperative student body in a cheer at the first Pep Assembly of the year. X A , 8 3. 1 Qi 5. if I ! . . I I Amy Miller and Pat Laizure jump to raise spirit forthe Senior class in the South Football Assembly. 76 Life Q .- gf S E A gi if Y -K In Ek' if L SQ sg is i -, X Q, kt 1 t - -r Wx A Sr' lx K my Brian Fludd. an ex-drug addict from Canada, account of his experiences. ,,x. A 4 3 . if, ' Y : 4 'Z in K ll tt fi X. J W 3 . 4 4 3 . 1 l N gives a moving . Q, -s John Sebastian and Scott Keely present History of Rock , It's a mad scramble for the rebound during a 7th hour P.E. brought to West by KRIZ radio. class. Ken Galas washes windows, Stephanie Stearman scrubs the hood, Dan Curtis holds the hose. and Eddie Ortiz throws the soap at the Leo Club car wash, Life 77 fi new ,J .HM '11 f -.5 .K .W 1 N l sit Stale ChafT1DiOn malofeffev Cindl' The Crafts class jewelry display in the library catches the attention of Joe Wor Reisdorph, goes into her routine at thgngton and Nona Lansing. the homecoming assembly. 4 I lf K A 1 a- A . 78 Life The Sophomore class stands up to show the school what they can do at the South Pep Assembly. Q ,yy 'i J K, i -Qiig ....,N,Mw-8 ....t,,h.s.' 'w N- r- ' 'Q-'Mm-.....,,, gs Q O Mrs. Bridgewaters First year spanish class spends their eighth hour conjugating verbs. L:- 8 The juniors band together to present their class song to the student body at the It looks like someone got fresh with Homecoming assembly, Craig Woodhouse at the Key Club Powder Puff Football Game. Life 79 ew Adding to the Christmas festivities this year are Mike Villegas as Santa, Claudia Oreck and Jenny Lester as elves and Kim Cantor as the child. I if Lf .9 .. , M .- rs-1 . Vicki Hetz demonstrates her ability on the harp at Open House. The 3SS9mb'Y isnt Until NEXT we-ek!' ife Over 200 girls attended the GAA initiation swim party at the beginning of the year. Fil, L 111:21 i- - mVY Miss Goiman's seventh hour Stage Craft class works on the set for the Junior Miss Laura Randolph poses for student Pageant. sketches during an eighth hour art class. Q , N. xxx- -,.., V1 X ty, X 1 X 1 . i'l .., ,A y ,.,-1 Two fans wait for the J.V. Basketball Nancy Adams works on a sculpture in eighth hour ceramics, while Joel Gorton throws game to start. on the wheel. Life 81 ,. John Goldman is assisted by Mr, Byron in his 2nd hour Auto Mechanics class. ff 2 4 N... i i is. Cindy Mitchell, Nancy Sorenson, Lori Hohn, and Diana Arnizu in their 8th hour Per sonal Adjustment class demonstrate different types of learning, .411 PFHWTY During the Thanksgiving Assembly the West High Concert Choir sing Sunshine of lVIy Life arranged by senior Steve Huff. 82 Life 4 wwf-... Jack Bingham, Karen Cox, and Cynthia Bailey work on a sinking particles experiment in Poor Mona O Connell looks so Mr. Howell's 8th hour Earth and Space Science class. weak and tired playing on crutch es - L ' ' i l'il .WV .Amit X Jill Hallberg, Donna Wells, Caroline Guaderrama, and Mimi Balch perform a Sugarplum dance in dance show given in the Gym during Christmas. WM A ' ytwr Ajay? 3- nf T9-P t N ., Q WY Mb, A ,f FT A 1 ., J sw ada. . Mr. Roche's 1st hour weight lifting class works out on the Universal Weight Machine which enables 8 people to work out at the same time. lt includes the light machine, bench press and the incline sit up. 31 9 THU-'X lf ixeerxg X Did you have a nice Birthday, Lettermen's Club members did a great job as cheerleaders at the Student-Faculty Lynda? Basketball game. 84 Life PAYS The purpose of PAYS tPolice Assisting Youth Sectionl program is to be a resource to the student, teacher and school in any way possible. Officer Joe Wolfer of the Phoenix Police Department is West Highs PAYS officer. He is not a campus cop or a security guard, he does talk in classrooms on such sub- jects as Rape, Burglary, Traffic Law and Safety, and answers any questions students may have. Officer Joe offers advice and alternatives that can assist a student in making a decision on a particular problem. O.J., a friend to all, is always ready to lend a helping hand to everyone. 1 Z I Officer Joe Wolfer is West High's PAYS officer. 86 Life NK 'Hi F 'L yi I 9 N rl , ll X 23. Randy Brown, Debbie Finley, Mark Purcell, and Brenda Bell watch as Officer Wolfer demonstrates the art of self-defense for women. Gayla Holmes plays the part of the attacker. Vi ' T1-vt' SQ - l'l-l- llllyllltlf l lil? Mr. NaegIe's Government class listens as Officer Wolfer gives a talk on Police Ethics ,fx bf ,, pg, X ,F v' i tl i lu- fwiwiiiimmmWiywmmmwmwmMm ' if N Taking a break from the Student-Faculty Basketball Game, Officer Joe stops to talk Giving talks lo classes is part of Qf- to his wife, Dorothy and his children, Jill and Joey. ficer Joe's job on campus. Diane Ruben and Sherry Young take advantage of the time between classes to talk with Officer Joe. Life 87 M in 14 Dee Carson and Ricardo Abdudib, one of this year's foreign exchange students from Brazil, changing the Student Body bulletin board in the lobby. Dan Hobaica stamps Polly Parson's hand as she and Sandy Metelski enter the Senior Bash. Two T-bird Matmaids, Marianne Tafoya and Sheila House, team type in Mr. Fin- cher's 8th hour typing class. 88 Life .v ' The quad as seen from the Yearbook room, second hour. ,guy 1 i7,,,.l, -yi,-wry .. y wil T ll Efwlflri l A Richard Stitt, Gary Corbin and Susan Munn watch with interest a glacier filmstrip Renee Bennett does a back handspring in Mr. Howells eighth hour Earth and Space Science class. in Miss Dryer's third hour Gymnastics class. ' 1 ii, -rt, . 'li ' f it Enjoying kosher food and each other's company at the Senior Bash are Jeff Carter, .Jim Odell, Flandy Steveson and Lloyd Steveson. Lite 89 is ii li 1',f'l'ivqp,, '9? i.s.t V Qi- y A This year's Student Body elections. held for the first time in January, had a turn out of only 1406 of the StUd9f1lS- .,,, 4 if ' 1 Qfrrif ,wi i 4 tbiiiisi' I m,q'i , Hzli' Dora King goes over her flute music Bill McCaw displays his talents as a commercial artist at Career Day. in the bandroom 7th hour. 90 Life K if We almost did stuff the Coyotes but they pulled ahead in the last second with a two point lead. A big attraction of Career Day in the lobby of the Science Building was the Cosmetology Display. Life 91 1 . x Q , ad,-as .rn- Qfgq, - ., T ,x G ex Y v FHL 'R f'5 T2 M7 . i 'J ,X 5 7 3 I1 ,dw 4 , EST x , .F 1, ,w Q' X Fw V yy' 1. Y X F ' , A' ,, -1- ,, .......m-. 'wW, wi.. - .., 1 'vu i . V v V ,... ' The Theatre of the Absurd was a feature at the Thespians af- Mr. Lundgren discusses designs with Betzi Bliklen during his 8th ternoon of Scenes, Images. hour Ceramics class. . .,, Millie Colter, Wendy Erotas, Sandy Gwiilim and Sherry Lazok make signs for the Language Seminar in their 2nd year French class. 94 Life P W g14's1,','l6ily i 'i t , :ct G47 wa? Md wf'i'w' 'U Af' omit... V W y ..g..:c uhm-, mirfim we I frat mme i sum me vnu FIFF . 5. j ill livin, ' N ' fr., f gl? i 5 V if' Mr. Plumber keeps an eye on his class as they each conduct an experiment. il gi it Monte McBroom runs back to This group of hero members look like they are more interested in lunch th the sidelines after West made a nations and Fuzzie-Wuzzies. touchdown at the game against Phoenix Union. 96 Life an selling Car CA' 14 ' .L 1 1- 2 A .A ifrltiiiif Q N W, ,. : ,.fi,Q'f'i E ig 3 iw' r ' 'lfwdx M i ' , is if -ii, i ' :gy i 1 . A 1 , , :X . . 1 'i f f f E . 4 f ri-rr M . 'wir .m r M 'Fi ight V iii + 2 ,i i at va-. A former West High student, Fraulein Christina Edelblut student teaches in Mrs. One of our Fi.O.T.C. members Bridgewater's second hour German class. girlfriend rocks out at the Military Ball. i ' i W i I i i Wm W A- .. . ...gi-Qi. W tr nga Y Uri 1 ,. W iii,',M,w-,limit W' ,M , it 3 '-'ww-N.iLi.m1 - i., N ii X itefifiiflifeir A ' -it ' , 1' 'Squaw , f . ,ig-I 41 1 Mrs. Mosers second hour Basic Art class, cuts and prints Mr. Jones unioads the supplies that come in from the district Iinoleum blocks. warehouse each Tuesday. 'N Q5 'S ., 5 . xg . , A X M N 5514 -Q Ei. ffkigl' 9 X .XL L X if X x ' S . X -. hw- S A E k . i 5 , e s a X 1 Q xx as v i.,.,,,..amwu1nvQ'f w K i fwxj N Richard Bailey Gregg Bender Gilbert Bracamonte Doug Braley George Brandon Dana Carpenter Jeff Carter Brian Clark Dan Curtis Pat Dougherty Dan Driehorst Gilbert Garcia Kurt Gonzales Don Harper Scott Knox Richard Lopez Monte McBroom Micky Milford Craig Miller Jim Odell Ed Ortiz Sam Patterson Tim Peachey Rudy Ramirez David Sanchez Mark Savarese Martin Smith Lloyd Steveson Randy Steveson Rick Telles Stan Thompson Steve Tolhurst Mike Villegas Steve Wallace Bob Westbrook Ken Whetstone Jim Wilkerson Managers Todd Grodnick Mike Purcell Fred Roggin Up against some of the strongest competition in the state, the '73 varsity gridiron squad came out on the short end of the score in seven games while winning only two. Coach Bob Widmer, who wound up a difficult five years as headman for the T-Birds, went into the season with a team lacking in size, speed, and depth, but he was able to instill in his players the determination and character that enabled them to battle back each week and maintain the poise possessed by a well-disciplined team. The final contest, that 27-26 thrilling victory over Trevor Browne, has to be labeled as the high point of the season. Those final few minutes when the defensive team had to dig in to preserve the win brought about as much excitement as any one could desire in a game. , Individual honors for the season went to Rick Telles who was selected to the All-Division, defensive first team and to an honorable mention spot for the All-State defensive squad. Tim Peachey was also given a first string All-Division position as a tackle, while Don Harper was a second team defensive back selection for the same honor squad. 102 Sports D00 Johnson Marty Shepard Bob Widmer Backfield Coach Line Coach Head Coach HOLD HIM, JEFF! It looks like Jeff Carter i881 has that Cen- UNLOAD IT, STEVE! Menaced by a Cortez defender who lfal Bobcat well in hand. but Micky MilfOI'd l13l and Dana looks like he's going to deliver a karate chop, Steve Wallace Carpenter C393 SFS QOiflQ to make SUV'-9 he doesnt QGY SWSY- l15l anxiously scans the field for an open T-Bird receiver. TOUCHDOWN-WEST! Steve Wallace l15l is grounded by several Trevor Brown gridders, but not until he crossed the goal line for six points. Jim Odell l66l, Marty Smith 4933, and Dana Carpenter t89J survey the action. Sports 103 JV 1 'Q Rrst Row l-r: Craig Miller, Mark Carlson, John Leos, Jim Kuehnle, Rick Jackson, Albert Abril, Nick Cosmakos, Mark Pennartz, Frank Barajas, Sammy Velasquez. Second Row I-r: Mike Wester, Maurice Taborda, John Kopchak, Bob Wingenroth, Kevin Pullins, Richard Lopez, Steve Salazar, David Conrad, Mark Williams. Third Row l-r: Rick Jones, Joe Jackson, Rickey Owens, Troy Bristow, Mark Coronado, Chris Villemez, Steve Stagner, George Payton, Ken Bell. Fourth Row l-r: Mr. Maxey, Rudy Ramirez, Ron Strayer, Stanley Thompson, Tom Clark, Mr. Thies. Throughout the '73 season, the strong, spirited play of the junior varsity eleven gave a definite indication that better things may be coming our way next year. The team, coached by Craig Thies and Ray Maxey, ran up an 8-2 record, second overall of the eleven schools in the PUHS District and the best for a West J.V. grid squad in ten years. According to the coaches, this team, which averaged 25 points a game to 10 for their opponents, exemplified the theory that hard work and dedication produces winners. Their determination to be a winner was clearly indicated in the Phoenix Union game when the team had to come from behind to grab the victory. The members of this team will probably be the varsity leaders for the next two years. 104 Sports 5 . he Sam Patterson and Rudy Ramirez helped manage this year's JV Football team. FRESHMAN A ' A- '? Yf9l !B ' RIMA Rrst Row l-r: David Moreno, Robert Iles, Russell Thompson, David Wehner, Mark Wahlrab, Tim Bien, Tony Rubio. Second Row I-r: Mace Kuester, Kirk Kashmerick, John Propati, Nathan Frisby, Jim Addabbo, Bob Tomson, Ronald Rivera. Third Row I-r: Randy John- son, Herman Espinoza, Martin Borek, Steve Smith, Steve Abril, Dwayne Bristow, Barry Wray, Randy Brown. Fourth Row l-r: Coach Salazar, Coach Van Quathem. n FRESHMAN B Q :cfs 316. 3 1 '4 qv ., . W Q Rrst Row I-r: Jett Owens, Bob Aguilar, Jack Bingham, Larry Arteaga, Mark Elay, Leonard Moore, Larry Lee. Second Row I-r: Paul Serpa, Mike Austin, Larry L'Ecuyer, Daryl Bontems, Frank Crespin, Billy Springer, Stephen Jones, Jim Lyells. Third Row I-r: Coach Mike Rupcich, Bob Day, Tod Tussey, Dave McQueen, Joe Sustita, Peter Green, Bob Saroka, Gary Phillips. Sports 105 BASKETBALL asf .l. ON A DFNVE! R00 HHFNGY P0UfS OH UP AND IN - Mark Terzich left hands a lay up over a South cager to score another the Steam HS he drives around 8 bucket for West. Bruce Gonzales 1243 and Bill Henning 1323 keep an eye on Mark, South High Rebel and heads in for a shot at the b8Sk9t. f Jig? THIS ONE'S MINE! Keeping a wary eye on that Falcon behind TAKE IT, BILL! Stretching high over a North Mustang's arm, him, Ron Hartley 1153 brings down a rebound for the varsity Bill Henning 1323 and 'Bon Hartley make sure that the T-Birds five. Bill Henning 1323, Don Harper and Bruce Gonzales watch get this rebound. their teammate. 106 Sports 4 'WH' VARSITY BASKETBALL ff' 0 1 4 it First row I-r: Ron Miller Dan Olin, Dan Curtis, Ron Hartley, Second row l-r: Coach Roche, Don Harper, Bruce Gonzales, Bill Henning, Carl English, Mark Terzich. The 14-5 record ran up by this year's J.V. five em- phasizes the feeling that the members of this squad could be assets to the varsity program for the next two years. The Phoenix Division schools fielded some of the top J.V. teams in the state with at least five squads that were capable of beating anyone on their schedules. lt was against this type of com- petition that Coach Bob Van Quathem's quintet came alive in the second half of the season to win eight games in a row before dropping their final tilt by three points. As their coach pointed out, the success of the season came from their overall team effort, and that if they con- tinue this hard work and dedication, they should con- tinue to be winners. 108 Sports 33,4 43 .msgs HA sr 5 7841 L First row I-r: Dale Denman, Charles Maciel, Albert Abril, Jeff Rolan, Marty Kerlin, Jeff Richardson, Barry Wray, second row I-r: Coach Van Quathem, Chris Villemez, Rick Jones, David Olin, Rick Calkins, Rick Owens, Kip Phelps. SLAP IT AWAY! Dan Curtis 112i gets a quick hand on the ball to knock it away from a Lion courtman. Bill Hen- ning, Ron Hartley i15i and Don Harper 4113 are close to the activity. Taking it on the chin from some real powerhouse quintets in the local area, the varsity five suffered through its second straight 3-18 season. A third of those losses came at the hands of the state's top three teams. High point of the season came in a two-week period in January when the T- Birds picked up two of their wins and came very close to grabbing another pair. Coach Fred Roche said of his team: The players who finished the season gave 11006 to themselves, the team, and the school. Although they may have been outclassed, these squad members never quit, displaying true pride and determination. THUNDERBOLTS First row l-r: John Wentz, John Propati, David Whener, Gienn Worley, Steve Abril, second row I- r: Kirk Kashmerick, Bob Stein, Russell Thompson, David Alltop, Mickey Lewis. THUNDERCHICKS Hrst row l-r: Todd Tussey, John Owen, Kevin McKechnie, Brian Cummings, Randy Brown, second row l-r: Coach Denton, John Wood, Paul Stewart, Greg Wahlrab, Scott Lorent, Dwayne Horning, Gary Davis, Grant Legon. Sports 109 I WRE TlING f i' A. Senior Bill McCaw is putting a guillotine on sophomore Tini Junior Bob Westbrook has Bill McCaw in a half-Nelson and is Estrada in a varsity practice match. The varsity grapplers, dominated by un- derclassmen, were able to come up with two wins in their ten matches for the year. Coach Bill Hutcherson, hoping for strong help from seniors, again found them missing -only three, including Bill McCaw, the team's most outstanding wrestler, returning for action - leaving the coach the difficulty of rebuilding for the season. This was a great season for McCaw, a four-year letterman, who grabbed a first place in the Division tourney, second in the Peoria lnvitationals, and fourth in the state finals. Underclassmen Bob Westbrook, Dar- win Levie, and Tini Estrada were the teams's other outstanding performers. The J.V. squad, which consisted of several first year wrestlers, came away with one more victory than did the varsity. These young athletes, according to Coach Craig Theis, could provide a good nucleus for next year's varsity. 110 Sports trying to turn him over for a pin while junior Darwin Levie looks on. ,Q- Pictured are senior Bill McCaw, junior Bob Westbrook and sophomore Tini Estrada These varsity wrestlers qualified to go to the state wrestling tournament by placing in the division tournament, Bill McCaw took first in the division of 129, Bob Westbrook took 3rd at heavy weight and Tini Estrada took fourth at 108. VARSITY 8. JV First row I-r: Charles Jones. Tini Estrada, Craig Woodhouse, Gary Chapin, Ken Whetslone. Second row I-r: Bill McCaw, Mike Wallace, Neil Nepsky, Jon Ciulei. Third row l-r: Coach Hutcherson, Bob Westbrook, Tim Bien, Darwin Levie, Jim Wilkerson. V 5- M ,rf 7 X, X, .ll fl J 1 X H ah , B it x , G, 1 N First row I-r: Howard Dendy, Mike Kline, Mike Schneider, Jerry Paquette, David Marx, Tony Miller, Steve Jones. Second row l-r: Robbie Johnson, John Leos, Marty Borek, Gilbert Bracamonte, Toby Estrada, Ken Bell. Third row l-r: Steve Shaw, George Payton, Dan Nicholas, Mark Williams, Kahlil Herro, Jeff Long, Coach Thies. Sports 111 VARSITY TENNIS Melanie Kane, Jane Orzel, Sandy Metelski, Polly Parsons, Nancy Dugan, Kim Cantor. 112 Sports Front row l-r: Pat McCue, Robert Nathan, Fiicky Stroud, Danny Moskovitz, Victor Chavez, second row l-r: Mark Nyssen, Anil Nanda, Tom Stallings, Dennis Anderson, Joe Schneider, Murray Clarkson, Allen Myers, Coach Stanfield, third row l-r: Ftaquette Debbie Burtch, Devon Bridgewater, Kent Kaigler, Doug Larson, Randy Nedrow, Greg Guggisberg, Jerry Ng, David Marx, Fred Holz, Ftaquette Mici Adkins, Ftaquette Carol Cunningham, Not Pictured Bennett Oreck. Front row l-r: Margaret Caroll, Betsy Jordan, Sue Brewer, Autumn Davy, second row l-r: Mary Orzel, Flobin Bowlsby, Cheryl Dudley, Dede Smith, Ftaven Doose. Front row l-r: Connie Crispell, Mary Stewart, Gai Little, Sandy Hernandez, Elisa Bakemeier, Karen Cox, Pam Davy, second row I-r: Rebecca Mohr, Anita Lopez, Dede Smith, Carol Jinger, Lona English, Carrie Bliklen, Mary Orzel, Raven Doose, Betsy Jordan. Front row I-r: Phillip Shea, Paul Vogel, Dennis Anderson, Bennet Oreck, Danny Moskovitz, Robert Nathan, second row l-r: Coach Stanfield, Randy Russell, Ricky Stroud, Scott Lorent, Tom Stallings, Tom Lowe, Allen Myers, Murray Clarkson. Boy's Varsity tennis this year was the best team fielded at West in the past four years. Devon Bridgewater as a fresh- man last year went to the State finals and should repeat that performance again this year along with a doubles team yet to be selected. A record 25 players tried out this year. The Boys Freshman team were second in the district this year with only one loss. GIRLS FRESHMAN BOYS FRESHMAN Sports 113 M W- rf k'a:' 1 5 f .' 1t.'j ' ' . ' . -D . X f rug, ' t Z N tk, ,L ' I ., V' 1 . I 4 lx s, .L f if 1 tw Q . gk, , 7 ff iff'-kct,.i Ma,,QW,, ,f ' . wma . .... .Y gg,- , ,Q ... s I Gaiheflflg around 003071 Sfmt members, Of Th? VHYSHY fllfie Racing down the base path, Gilbert Garcia gets set to make lalkS Over the STYHYGQY They will USG 'fl Yhelf Qame Wlth his slide into second base on a successful steal against the Camelback. Spartans. That wild throw helped also. BASEBALL Things must be going all right for the varsity squad- the bull ', 'Nh v ' ' . f l T i S I I - N M K A In by S 1 . 'Y N , tfgri 'lim -fi ' -I j, -ft.-33. . ' -g.ff g:' vw, . I ., ,Ann 3 That 's not a happy afternoon stroll for the coach- he's just about to change pitchers. Catcher Mark Savarese will still be in the game, but Mike Carnes will have to take that long walk back with his coach. 114 Sports pen crew certainly looks relaxed - and not too worried! M A- A . s , aff ,. 3 .2 nah Q9 Wanting for thelr chance to get lnto actlon several varslty members watch the action ,r A f - Byron Either steps Into a patch and slaps out a safety agalnst the Camelback nlne Safely sliding into thlrd base Gllbert Garcia has moved lnto posltion to score another run for the T Blrds ' 7+ 33, 1 fl VARSITY BASEBALL First row l-r: Mark Savarese, Mike Carnes, Mike Manley, Ken Galas, Rick Telles, Dan Olin, Byron Ethier, second row l-r: Coach Stitt, Mike Harrington, Pat Conditt, Bill Yehling, Gilbert Garcia, Steve Wallace, third row l-r: Eddie Ortiz, Danny Moore, Pat Dougherty, Clark Tussey, Tom Pizzi, Greg Bender. Stung by early season losses, West 's three baseball squads, Varsity, J.V., and Freshman, were able to fight their way up the win column as the season progressed. Varsity coach, Jim Stitt, lacking experienced pitchers, counted on the defensive ability of the players to hold the team together and give the young hurlers the support they would need during the season. Mark Savarese, catcher and team captain, has much to do with the success of the team through his leadership and han- dling the pitching staff, while Byron Ethier, Flick Telles, Gil Garcia, and Steve Wallace were defensive leaders. The iunior varsity teams in football and basketball were outstanding for West, and Coach Dick Saunders nine, with a record of five and two at midseason, appeared to be headed for a similar success. According to the coach, the members of this team, which had strong hitting, good pitching, and solid defense, have the potential to give the school one of the best varsity teams in the city within the next two years. Pitchers Dale Denman, Chris Villemez, and Joe Fackson and catchers Flick Jones and Fred Roggin gave the squad the depth in battery choices that is necessary for a strong team. Learning the basic fundamentals and playing together as a team were the two main goals Coach Reg Mathews set for his freshman baseball crew during the season. Along the way the squad proved to be a winner also. Bringing a smile to the coach's face for their play during the spring was the strong hitting of catcher Chuck Frazier and the pitching of Tim Bien and Mike Austin. 116 Sports Bill Yehling fires a fast ball past a Spartan batter in the Camelback game on the West High diamond. That's Mark Savarese crouched behind the plate awaiting the ball. JUNIOR VARSITY iq rg, it A Rrst row l-r: Dick Fleishman, Steve Simmons, Fred Roggin, Debby Perez, Kip Phelps, Chuck Woodland, Dale Denman, second row l-r: Coach Saunders, Dave Olin, Rick Jones, Mark Coronado, Chris Villemez, Joe Jackson, Jeff Richardson, third row l-r: Craig Woodhouse, Mark Pennartz, Robb Shedd, Gene Ethier, Rick Owens, Rick Calkins, Manager Matt Dominquez. FRESHMEN E ai Rrst row l-r: Barry Wray, Dino Bazon, Mike Austin, Jess Clemmer. Daryl Bontems, Tom Landry, second row l-r: Coach Matthews, Dwayne Bristow, Steve Shaw, Tim Day, Norman Gagnon, Jay Greenwald, Herman Espinoza, Joe Mastrapasqua, third row l-r: David McQueen, John Propati, Chuck Frazier, Russell Thompson, Tim Bien, Dave Altod, Coach Garcia. Getting back to base fi Camelback Spanan dl-'CRS Undef the That high throw to Rick Telles allowed the Spartan base cage of the T-Birds first sacker Steve Wallace. runner to Slide Safely into third base- Three seniors, Dan Curtis, Jim Wilkerson, and Don Harper were the main stays of Coach Dale Torrence's varsity track squad. Curtis, the school record holder in the long jump, added the intermediate hurdles record to his list in a mid-season meet and could probably end up as the state's finest in that event. Wilkerson, a consistent 13 foot vaulter, brought in his share of the points for the thinclads, while Harper had worked his way up to become one of West's best middle-distance runners. Again a young team with only five seniors on the roster, the varsity squad had more balance than in recent years and by mid-season was getting im- proved performances from un- derclassmen James Bonds, John Kopchak, Larry Campbell, Richard Lopez, Harry 'Colter, Jim Agee, Sam Pat- terson, Bob Westbrook, John Leos, and Toby Estrada. The J.V. ranks were very thin this year since many of the sophomores were varsity per- formers, however, Coach Tony Ljubicich could count on Mike Dugan, hurdles, Ron Strayer, weights, Maurice Taborda, distances, and Tony Lopez, pole vault to bring in points for the team. The freshmen, under the wat- chful eye of Coach Ray Maxey, came through with several top performances. David Gonzales and Kevin McKennie came through with excellent times in the middle distance and distance events. Also bringing a smile to the coach's face were the efforts of Norman Gagnon, Ray' Kirkpatrick, Dwight Pat- terson, and Larry Arteaga. 118 Sports - X - fi A - . -t ,. -f -V 'v A ,, .., . - - ,Lf-3 . .K -- Q V f . e , , swf, 5.13. , 1, f , U 1 .,, - f. . . ,.,.,.- L A , . - , f . T I, .sa-,J Dashmen Robbie Johnson, James Bonds, Mike Kline, John Kopchak and Kent Bauer fire out of the starting blocks in a practice session. Running quarter mile repeats was part of the training for middle-distance men Kevin Pullins, John Westfall, Larry Campbell, Richard Lopez, and Howard Dendy. Vaulter Jim Wilkerson makes it look easy as he goes through another practice session. Watch that sweat shirt, Jim! VARSITY TRACK 7 fm' J l J at . ' f QE 3 n .S R X J 5 i al 'I' Xu! 'lr 46,55 Front row I-r: Larry Thomas, Gerry Paquette, Maurice Taborda, Bob Westbrook, Joe Gonzales, Sam Patterson, second row l-r: Coach Torrence, Jim Agee, Dan Curtis, Kevin Pullins, Nick Cosmakos, John Leos, Ron Strayer, Richard Bailey, John Marker, Toby Estrada, third row l-r: Ron Miller, Richard Lopez, Robbie Johnson, John Kopchack, John Westfall, James Bonds, Larry Campbell, Jim Wilkerson. , t 'Nw be - -. - CSQH 1:35 ll ct' B mt 'Si-wwf k:.-, ' K t , ri b S L, . MGB Front row l-r: Kent Bauer, David Shaw, John Gerard, Rick Barrett, Mark Williams, Dwight Patterson, second row l-r: Sullivan Lehker, Mike Dugan, Pat lrvine, Harry Colter, Kelly Szeto, Howard Dendy, Mike Kline, Coach Ljubicich. Sports 119 FROSH Q EI' if x i Ain L. 4 . xi' 8 t g if s ' X 7 Big' , an R 5 ' 5114 ig W r , 55. 5 V ' ! f tn-Sf' f , it 1 ' umm Y stil .4 Na Srpjf, -Q--4. Q-i ff4?f 1 'Y f.1Lj?,,ma!g c Q f , V ,,.., H xv pw- Vt -g 555.sfs71L.t!,uyg355 I ,5'.sSGv.5'u...fi 'iQw? f 1-. Front row I-r: Ray Kirkpatrick, Larry Arteagu, Todd Tussey, Paul Heeter, James Addabbo, Randy Johnson, second row I-r: Coach Maxey, Eddie Cramer, John Wentz, John Wood, Kevin McKecknie, Kirk Kashmerick, Jon Marker. Dan CUVUS, the CNY 4 Year VafSiTY letfefman this year, holds Dan Curtis is one of the top Intermediate hurdiers in the the school record for the long jump, 22 feet and 3 inches. state' 120 Sports VARSITY CROSS CGUNTRY Front row I-r: Brian Reed, David Gonzales, Mike Kline, Gerry Paquette, Robert Lopez, Kelly Kridler, second row I-rz Harry Colter, Ftob- bie Johnson, John Westfall, Mark Terzich, Howard Dendy, Jim Agee, Tony Lopez. This year's best distance runners accomplished this by many hours of hard work. Making sure that his cross country squad members stay lean and strong, Coach Dale Torrence puts them through all types of workouts. On a normal day you might find his team running repeats on campus, jogging along the canal bank, on their way back from a hill workout, or taking it easy on the Encanto course as they finish up with their daily twelve miles of practice. The harriers covered all types of terrain in their seven meets last fall and were able to come up with two victories, while the J.V. runners showed promise by finishing 4 and 3. With the team's top three members re- turning, including Harry Colter who finished first for West in all this year's meets, and help from that strong J.V. squad, the 1974 team could give the school the best cross country season since their division cham- pionship in 1969. Sports 121 GIRLS GOLF First row I-r: Pat Laizure, Julie Schlim en Patti Stewart Margaret 9 . . Carroll, back row I-r: Joanne Cesar, Jane Orzel. BOYS G0lF Hrst row I-r: Ed Mays, David Sanchez, Dan Dong, Ken Whet- stone, Coach Shepard, back row l-rz Jerry Yesenski, John Hicks, Mark Reeves, Bob Lan- dis. 122 Sports K U J. . , W3 ...I -..,.. i ,L ,. ,.....M.W r K - K 'H-'mf X- Nz' iff'--ff ww it-1190-K-1'ngy.Q Q,-1 .My W, , 1 , t...,,', Y ,, ,,.,, ,, . ,l' if n.,...... ., Q W I1 Hrst row I-r: Julie Echols, Becky Watson, Nancy Dugan, n-1 '4 we H13 5. an-may ', P weve! Dorothy Mullen, Carolyn Rhue, Mary Mullen, Autumn Davy, back row I-r: Jamie Kirk, Lisa Bell, Lauren Am- bler, Sharon Bunyard, Kim Cantor, Janice Wheeler, Joan Hansen, Kim Bunyard. 2 kung v ARCHERY Hrst row I-r: Michelle Skagena, Cindy Taylor, Mary Mullen, Debbie Stutzenburg, Lisa Bell, Connie Crispel, back row l-r: Carolyn Flhue, Leann Westfall, Dorothy Mullen, Sue Wright, Michele Merva, Cindy Tait. Sports 123 SWIMMING Front row I-r: Jim Groom, Mark Purcell, Steve Jones, Mike Moskovitz, Mark Garritty, Charles Timmerman, back row l-r: Dana Car- pentar, Carl English, Richard Lazarj Kahlil Herro, Phillip Lange, Scott Qassells, Neal Nepsky, John Owen, Mel Goodson, Barney An- derson. aX i .1 if vLkH . -iwfl 'iMNt7?E3Y3 H' A 124 Sports Straining for every inch in a practice event are Richard Lazar, Steve Jones, and Barney Anderson. MK! 'wif 2a l' HW l A7wfgH fyf1T'2'.g:, f4':2'Y,'.t. I Strong arms is one of the requirements for a good backstroke Jim Groom perfects his diving torm in an after school diving as demonstrated by Phillip Lange and Dana Carpentar. practice. FOOTBALL WEST OPP. 6 Cortez 28 0 South 15 14 Central 44 13 Thunderbird 0 21 Carl Hayden 22 14 Alhambra 35 14 Phoenix Unlon 24 28 Browne 26 WEST OPP. 19 Marcos Denlza 27 9 East 43 6 . Maryvale 39 6 Saguaro 41 27 South 31 18 Phoenix Union 36 19 Apollo 30 wln Alhambra forfeit 35 Camelback 19 9 Carl Hayden 45 BASKETBALL WEST OPP. 37 Chandler 64 59 Tempe 81 A 63 Maryvale 82 34 East 70 60 North 69 63 Saguaro 65 73 Paradise Valley 50 46 South 71 49 Central 56 63 North 57 39 East 32 55 Trevor Browne 53 65 Phoenix Unlon 67 57 Camelback 61 58 Hayden 71 55 Alhambra 99 66 South 84 50 Phoenix Union 86 57 Camelback 58 52 Carl Hayden 64 42 Alhambra 87 Sports 125 ,f wfflilfimigi x ,, ,zaffg ,N f5'-. 1 g-M A Zrfiw-4',?'fjKQ 3 SN.. --. -4- h fY'i-Q, L K, A X f ,, V ,lb Z P , I . f 'Tr W . , ,-,Q 5. '- ,A I v . . v ' - Q . si' .. 24 f g gs K-img.: -. y . K ww-2,-44,..,'. 4 , i A 43,4 5 ., zz. A .1 ..Z.f9'3i?a.3--'94f2f!'5 vj2517 L? . . kfgglffi gg j ,. A I I +? 1ff ,M,,4,,ggQQQ 4,!'44..4:g, :J f Vi,V7Qi4x, L ' , 1 sv ,,ja'ff5-g ,4 g y., 4 V, I 'fmu4v414x.g4...wg4A.j4,'0- 4 .J , K 45-1..- K ' .. .-fx,-I 4. ,K K-.5.1.,4,w33:3,.,m..H,,4 M44 44,1A,.,4,W yn 4 f' 4 1 . 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L 3.44. jv-., jr ' .K 'S 34 V , Q, lm. 4 1- 'A .fF.,,., Wai 44 , . , 4-. .,- , ,,. 1. ..,. . 54 M-4 4. .. ' A-M 'N' WL .42 Ia N ' '-- ., . ..,:,4. ., . W-M .4 ' - A ',x,. K ,,4f.1,'1g4.:.f'-44 ,f 'gag' Q 44 ' 4-'Z-'nf . , 4 .,4.- Q .1.:4' .'f:'vf '9'-'i4f1'fK4' ,14'9.fa .,e an ' 44 'W Y-:MW-f4. 'e 7-. .QM W 'diff'-31'fY44 L-. 3 '5 4 ., , . ,, ....4 H. M, .,Q Pgyyi. VICE-PRESIDENT George Garcia TREASURER Kim Scrivens STUDENT BODY OFFICERS This year's Student Body Government headed by George Garcia as Vice-President, Sarah McCamp- bell as Recording Secretary, Dee Carson as Corresponding Secretary, and Kim Scrivens as Treasurer. They did a fine job in their many duties which included the traditional magazine sale. They grossed 3797.00 profit and each class brought in S1,125.00. The total amount made by the school was 37,619.30 and our profit in that was S2,250.00. Other activities sponsored by our Student Govern- ment were a paper drive that worked towards bringing about a free dance. Another ac- complishment that can be added to their long list was the decorations of the quad on Rodeo Day, a masterpiece in itself. RECORDING SECRETARY Sarah McCampbell CORRESPONDING SECRETARY Dee Carson STUDENT COUNCIL: First row I-r: Irene Romero, Fiichele Scrivens, Liz Aguilar, Diana Stinson, Lou Ann Flanagan, Liz Stevens, Paul Vogel, second row I-r: Cathy Pugh, Carrie Bliklen, Karen Wells, Denise Sherrill, Steve Shindell, Howard Dendy, Neal Park, third row l-r: Janelle Mull, Susan Siegler, Lisa Lentz, Gilbert Bracamonte, Joe Hunt. Oroanizations 128 ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE: Hrs! row l-r: George Gar- cia, Alison Chard, Chris Ginster, Dottie Knox, second row l-r: Flick Van Deren, Shari Finkelstein, Bill Henning, Phil Lange, Cynthia Smith, Sarah McCampbell, third row l-r: Stephanie Stearman, Kathy Ginster, Steve Wallace, Carl English. ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE: First row l-r: Eric Tsustumida, Alison Chard, Kathy McDonald, second row l-r: Sherry Cramer, Clare Kioski, lrvan Lewis, third row l-r: Glenn O'Bannon, Molly Wells, Terry Freeman, Bob Lower. SOCIAL COMMITTEE: First row l-r: Steve Wallace, Bill Henning, Carl English, Stephanie Stearman, second row l-r: Kathy Ginster, Phil Lange, Shari Finklestein, Sarah McCampbeIl, Alison Chard, third row l-r: Rick Van Deren, George Gar- cia. 129 Organizations WE TERNER STAFF Jean Littler, Editor Mr. Richard Zimmerman, Working on Sports layouts are Patty Rysso, Art staff, and Jean Littler, Editor. Jean Advisor spent much time drawing, pasting and trimming this year. The Westerner was fortunate enough to have a new photo lab this year. Putting to use the new equipment are our Photo staff, Cindy McFarland, Christel Skaggs, Dana Myers, and Cean Chaffin who spent many hours in the new lab. 130 Organizations Joyce Bauer . 'iavf 'lv- V Writing copy and typing are two of the jobs of the Copy staff, Joyce Bauer and Susan Wilson. Two other members of our Yearbook staff are Cindy Foster and Denise Sherrill, shown here working on the index. CeanChaffin Cindy McFarland Dana Myers Christel Skaggs Cindy Foster Patty Rysso Denise Sherrill Susan Wilson Organizations 131 SUN DIAL STAFF ri. L '-s.t., g ww, Debra Burtch Editor Mrs. Rita Hecler Jim Agee checks over his sports copy and schedule while Cindy Tait offers advicef Advisor 3 2 While Terry Freeman and Mike Ryan proofread and make changes in potential articles for the Sundial, Debra Burtch and Linda Lawrence take time out to kid around. 132 Organizations Terry Freeman Linda Lawrence Meridee Carpenter The Sundial Staff gets everything ready for publication, as Cindy Tait and Donna McGill discuss Ruth Gonzales an old issue of the Sundial. Ruth Gonzales, Mrs. Hechler, and Jim Agee sort out pictures to be used in an upcoming issue of the Sundial. Cindy Tait Janice Bushnick Patti Melendrez Jim Agee Mike Ryan Organizations 133 Nancy Adams Patty Calhoun Diana Braun Shari Finklestein ii., Kathy Ginster Germ Goldberg Theresa Jackson Beth Murless Carolyn Nelson Kathy Ginster and Diana Braun do a routine to Linda Vawter the tune Does Anybody Really Know What Time lt ls? 134 Organizations The Pom and Cheer line perform to the fight song at the Football Assembly. fx CHEER Patti Bayless Betzi Bliklin Nui' Amy Miller Leann Westfall Cindy Gates Connie Hill Pat Laizure Priscilla Prather Advisor hx Football cheer captain Amy Miller leads the student body in a cheer at the South Pep Assembly. The Cheer line ends 2 bits in a new way this year. 1 ., K X QQ ',T1fl-'af -I' fr f'hji115fsfg:f 1'-me P I A , A t 2 Q2 - A it ' 5554? ' - A 'wi 1 - '5 sss- . juries A fafifi - t it p - -l , -1 A if - - Si, ' - ft .- ' H .gt A-1 ..,' + '-A1 1 'I K . 2' , 1, - -, 'Y - 'u A' 1 '- ' Q -, , , args 'jg . 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Organizations 135 ., , . 16.7.6 .-I-.vqvkx ,Nw .NL- Commanded by Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Mark Savarese is the West High Batallion preparing for their 25th Annual Federal inspection On the far left is the Air Force Band of the Southwest, stationed at Luke Air Force Base, who provided march music for the Inspection MILITARY West High can be proud of the 1973-1974 ROTC Batallion. With 152 male and female cadets enrolled West was the first school to allow girls to enroll in ROTC. Two of West 's Cadets have earned ap- pointments to military academics. Lieutenant Colonel Mark Savarese has gained a four year scholarship to West Point valued at S65,000. Cadet Major Mike Manley has been awarded an appointment to Annapolis Naval Academy. Both of these cadets, along with many others have earned top honors in West 's excellent ROTC Program. Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Mark Savarese is the commander of the West High Battalion. Mark also received a four year scholarship to West Point. Sgt. Combs is the Commandont of the West High Battalion. He and the ROTC Dept. are celebrating their 25th year here at West. Dignitaries from all over the state including Secretary of State Wes Bolin, Attorney General Gary Nelson, Governor Jack Williams and several high-ranking Army, Air Force and National Guard brass came to watch the inspection and present awards. 136 0 rganizations 7 i I ' - f -N-.,, -,...........:. -1' M.-7 ..........,..... - '---f- ' wmvw , , M-Q-1-'- fn 1 'rv I f ..12g3-mum, A .,.. W. ...... p r V., ,.,.,-.........- ,. ...- , l t. a l L 1' :Ml ,pw I x ,w , f Governor Jack Williams congratulates staff officers Ed Major General Fernald, commander of Arlzona's National Hamic, Charles Vogt, and Albert Van Court on a job well Guard, speaks to the Battalion staff officers. done. Mr. Bud Bonine, manager of Colter Cadillac presents the City Colonel Hutson. Chief Of The 'HSDGCUON Team PWS Superior Ftifle Championship trophy to Cadet PFC David Flobnett, cadet medals on Cadet Major Mike Manley, Cadet Lieutenant Ron Jackway and Cadet Master Sarcent Bruce Cnlpna Organizations 137 MJ D I D- l P on LJ F rs. West High's Battalion Commanding Staff, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Marching in time to the music is the Color Guard commanded by Ed Hamic, Cadet 2nd Lieutenant Charles Vogt, Cadet Captain Cadet Master Sergeant Vanderveer. Albert Van Court, and Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Mark Savarese stand at ease. A Company, Upperclassmen Girls Platoon commanded by Cadette Lieutenant Fiose Gavin, passing in review. 1 38 O rganizations . A Freshmen Boys 2nd Platoon commanded by Cadet Lieutenant Frank McGan, passing in review at the Federal Inspection. Comme' Hutson pins the Sophomore .1 .W 1, . . l -j -. . ,Q -A .mg r - Q X I' .- lap, -'- , b 7 Af: gg- The West High ROTC Drill Team did an outstanding job at the Federal Inspection con- sidering they had to change their routine because of the changes in the field. Superior Cadet Medal on Cadet Lieutenant Ron Jackway for the 1972- 1973 year. Upperclassmen Boy's 2nd Platoon, A Company commanded by Cadet Lieutenant Tom Clark, Passing in review. Organizations 139 140 Organizations Ricardo Abaudib FOREIGN EXCHANGE STUDENTS Being in the United States has been a good experience for me. The people I have met have taught me about the so-called American way of life. I have enjoyed living here and the people who have been so friendly and warm. I hope all of you can have the opportunity to be a student in another country. lt is really a good experience. I am thankful for everything you have done to help me have such a good time here. Ricardo Abaudib Edgardo Camacho I want to thank A.F.S. and West High for giving me the opportunity to come here and learn the English language and American customs. My experience with the people of Arizona and especially of West High has made me more aware of people in other lands. I am very thankful and I hope that I will return to the United States someday because my experience has been so rewarding. Edgardo Camacho David Moreno I have spent most of my life in Lebanon, although I am not a Lebanese citizen. I came to the United States to understand the customs of Americans. I have also tried to make people around me aware of problems of my part of the world. Coming here I have gained a new outlook on the world. A new understanding of why the worId's in this shape. I have also learned to appreciate the qualities of other countries and some of my own country. In conclusion I would like to say, I hope I have given as much as I have received. David Moreno Oboes: Kathi Barkley, Wendy Judd, Vonda Perrin. Flutes: Anne Bettis, Lee Blanco, Lora Calhoun, Toni Carnella, Linda DePew, Lona English, Paulette Goodfriend, Terri Hall, Dora King, Joellyn Klein, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, Cindy Reisdorph, Diana Stinson, Cheryl Thorn, Carol White, Gayle Winans, Leslie Vogel, Low Clarinets: Kim Baker, Kara Hansen, Teresa Fox, lrvan Lewis, Clarinets: Cynthia Bailey, Patricia Bayless, Julie Bourgeous, Karen Daniel, Kevin Ferrin, Judy Furry, Miriam Greenwald, Diane Harder, Rose Jimenez, Carolyn Johnson, Kaylene Marshall, Anna Miller, Susan Neil, Becky Partlowe, Cindy Peterson, Laurie Schutte, Terri Scrivens, Barbara Spain, Janis Spangler, Richard Vos, Leigh Winans. Bassoons: Cheryl Dudley, Lee Little, Richard Ramey, Arabeth Stevens, Trumpets: Warren MARCHING BAND West 's band had a very successful year. They started it off with one of the largest marching bands in many years. They marched at all of the home football games during the half- time shows. Marching in the Shriner's Circus Parade, at an All-Star soccer game, and in the Fiesta Bowl Parade were some more of their accomplishments. The band participated in a marching contest at ASU and received a superior rating. Our band probably had the highest number of participants, instrumentally, at the State Solo and Ensemble Festival in February. 142 Organizations BAND COUNCIL: Front row l-r: Karen Daniel, Terri Scrivens Kara Hansen, Leigh Winans, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, Patti Bayless Back row l-r: Karl Moe, Lori Harder, Anne Bettis lPresidenti Wendy Judd, Richard Ramey, Paul Harer, Mike Shellans. Asmus, Richard BaiIey,Steven Barry, Don Blakenship, Devon Bridgewater, Dennis Chapin, Mike Floyd, Dwayne Horning, Steve Jimenez, Gary Petrytus, Kevin Pullins, Randy Shackelford, Linda Stevens, Mark Weiland. Trornbones: Dwight Anderson, Paul Harer, Mike Shellans, Matthew Zamora. Baritones: Lorelei Harder, Gary Johnson, Roger O'Day, Phillip Voice. 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S f ' ' K 1 This year's Marching Band worked hard on all their formations including this one, spelling the word W EST. Organizations 1 43 Flutes and Piccolo: Anne Bettis, Gayle Winans, Diane Stinson. Oboes: Wendy Judd, Camille Allen, Patty Clark. Clarinets: Patti Bayless Becky Partlowe, Terri Scrivens. Bassoons: Richard Ftamey, Carl English. Violins: Sterling Beeaff, Kenneth Huff, Devon Bridgewater Marlo Briggs, Phillip Voice, Danny Yee, Dora King, Chris Barth, Susan Dorman, Vanessa Young, Wendy Erotas, Tracy Peterson, lrvan Lewis, William English, Janet Olson, Susan Slater, Stephanie Anderson, Cheri Schmitt. Violas: Anna Weiland, Dorothy Vogel, Joel Gor ORCHESTRA The orchestra of West High gives two formal concerts during the year. They also perform during the Christmas Assembly every year. Our orchestra was selected to play for the Arizona Junior Miss Pageant in January and to make an elementary school tour. Among their other fine performances throughout the year were the ones they gave during the West High Music Festival and the Arizona State University Music Festival. 144 Organizations Richard Ramey performs his award-winning bassoon solo at an all-school assembly. si: ,J M S 5 in . 3 , , v, J :H 5 11 -Q lu? 1 51 ff 1' N '33 1 3 . ! A X6 Q X ix W-.,,x if xx M- - 'S 'I W' Q -.Aki NK J 1 R ,E X, X P+ ,. MM X4 fa Q.. X f . x A55 xrf - i f - 1 mx ,g A , .MQLQ Nfqfifama E Q .pf K Q K ' K t .W Q -xLX-x R it 12.2 l Q l I 1 ii, I Q 'f I mm win' fi 'Ill . WS W Q MIXED Greg Altherr, Carol Baird, Steven Barry, Sterling Beeaff, Joe Carpenter, Meridee Carpenter, Dee Carson, Marla Craven, Liz Darby, Yvonne Diehl, Diane Dooley, Cynthia Dudley, Dwayne Duke, Bill English, Jeannie Farman, Josh Feller, Nancy Finger, Naomi F-Tnger, Debbie Flaherty, James Gau, Nancy Gaudette, Karen Goodall, Linda Gose, Bertha Hayes, Vicki Hetz, Mirl Holley, Eugene Huff, Kenneth Huff, Steven Huff, Tim Johns, Linda Jones, Paul Krewsky, Beth Kunselman, Greg Leach, Edward Levy, Charles Lewis, lrvan Lewis, Brenda Morrison, Janet Olson, Jerry Olson, Bryan Park, Denise Peterson, Nancy Richardson, Kevin Sallee, Darla Sankovich, Barbara Savage, Paula Schaffer, Terri Scrivens, Danny Shaw, David Shearer, Robert Shedd, Sandra Sizemore, Susan Slater, Cindy Springer, Carol Stone, Dianne Stroud, Cathy Tolhurst, Carol Van Hoesen, Leslie Vogel, Charles Vogt, Debra Wanty, Diane Washington, Mark Weiland, Petter Whitney, Debbie Wilkinson, Bonny Williams, Nancy Wong, Judy Yee, David Hetz. A CAPEllA Karma Adkins, Lauren Ambler, Lee Ann Anderson, Teresa Andrus, Sherrie Ballard, Carol Bedard, Carol Broadston, Cheryl Bushie, Gail Cordell, Cheryl Dudley, Wendy Erotas, Lou Ann Flanagan, Julie Glennie, Sandra Golden, Sandra Gwillim, Joan Hansen, Joy Hansen, Valerie Hanson, Sandra Hegel, Vicki Hudson, Caroline Hughes, Laurie Jones, Catherine Kellett, Joellyn Klein, Jeanne L'Ecuyer, Laurel McConkey, Susan Neil, Kelly Norman, Joye Oliver, Elizabeth Pattison, Cynthia Petterson, Cherie Phillips, Marly Pinkava, Danna Ratliff, Bonita Ruiz, Wendy Savage, Sue Scott, Melody Stitt, Retha Thomas, Lillian Weiland, Janice Wheeler, Julia Wilkerson, Cheryl Williams, Diane Bell. 146 Organizations M K SQ t gas gi . X. ' as X k' M M ,Q . Q . is , M '!' QI f E :ri X rg A51-s.,. R . 1 4 , ,D Q I S-M S .Q I Ll ,. 'Qfff' X 0 2 v .X 5 . sf' Q 6 ci W.. Alf' S X .ix '1 24 283 '31 :i l I s-,fn ,Q ffm . . 4 1 , -BASKET BEllES The function of Basket bells is to promote Basketball and keep statistics of the games. Front row I-r: Becky Bivens, Joan Koelsch, Claudia Oreck, Debbie Perez, Johanna Lusk, Sue Scott, Cindy Pahl, Susan Milford, Brenda Clemmer, Julie Wilkerson, second row I-r: Dianne Bell, Cindy Peterson, Peggy Lewis, Arabeth Stevens, Lori Calhoun, Joanne Cesar, Kris Ginster, Jenny Ala, Sue Ala, Sarah Mc Campbell. BOWLING S ,K Q L 1 .W if V I l A LI? sf A gg 1 ,V 5 .xk The Bowling Club helps new bowlers and provides recreation for experienced members. Front row l-r: Jeffrey Prazak, Carla Williams, Richele Scrivens, Terri Scrivens, Barb Davis, Randy Hudson, second row l-r: Gary Blatchford, Rick Johnson, Terri Stevens, Bonny Williams, Brian Darbonne, Jerry Yesenski, third row I-r: Jack Gregg, John Gusick, Joshua Feller, Michael Stein, Ronald Senior. CHRISTIAN CRUSADE I lt MFE 5'-I m fig f 5' Providing fellowship to Christians on campus and being a witness to Christ to others is the purpose of the Christian Crusade. Front row I-r: Cindy Craig, Andrea Darby, Elizabeth Darby, Karen Mac lntyre, Paula Yup, Retha Thomas, Cathy Barker, Lisa Weed, second row I- r: John Hicks, Skip Holley, Rocio de Jerez, Dorothy Vogel, Beth Kunselman, Debbie Cramer, John Mac lntyre, Gwen Joplin, Steve Barry. 148 O rganizations QI . as 'lri I 4 t jivfi' l ,,,,.,.. new 1 ...al Cooperative Office Education gives students a chance to work and socialize together. They hold cake sales, sell programs at Rodeos, sell spook insurance and hold a banquet at the end of the year for their employers. Front row l-r: Kristie Allen, Stephanie Stein, Arlene Adelstein, Terri Sutko, second row l-r: Terry Campbell, Carrie Lavelle, Becky Rice, Joyce Soo Hoo, Sue Strandt, third row l-r: Rhonda Stonecipher, Parry Morris, Kathy Kennelly, fourth row l-r: Miss Miller, Denise Zemke, Melody Lamb, Tracy Nobles, Donna Wiesner. DFCA , t,, . , t The purpose of Distributive Education is to develop respect for education in marketing and distribution which will contribute to vocational competence. Front row l-r: Laurie Schutte, Debbie Llewelyn, Sandra Poleeson, Donna Schutte, Faith Mahoney, Jackie Strayer, Mary Jan Green, Jeanette Milford, Teresa Brown, Mary Gonzales, Margo Simpson, Tina Uhrich, Teena Cappella, Teresa An- drus, Stephanie Bond, second row l-r: Cathy Dobbs, Christel Skaggs, Shelly Magnan, Barb Davis, Yolanda Maciel, Valeri Tiffany, Debi Keown, Randy Stein, Johanna Lusk, Dana Ruben, Cindy Sandman, Suzanne Dougherty, Martha Smallwood, Nanette Little, third row l-r: Dale Nancarrow, Marsha Walker, Mickey Luper, Peggy Godwin, Beth Humphries, Val Dugan, Dan Brown, Brenda Stubbs, Tony Hut- chinson, Cheryl Miller, Janet Olson, Scott Beason, Bernie Archuleta, Bertha Hayes, Daneanne Johnson, Stephanie Anderson. FRENCH r t.. The purpose of the French Club is to promote French culture and provide a social area for students. They support an orphan girl in Hong Kong, go to a French restaurant for dinner and have picnic outings. Front row l-r: Nancy Maxwell, Diane Dooley, Judy Yee, Lucy Ng, Alison Chard, Carolyn Johnson, Patricia Ling, Deby Barsness, Anna Holmquist, second row l-r: Sally Sizemore, Ana Motta, John Calhoun, Patti Gabardi, Dorothy Vogel, Sylvia Arvizu, Norma Hahn, Leisa Wood, Leslie Dunten, Mr. Bonsall. organizations 149 GAA G.A.A. is a club organized for girls who enjoy athletics. Members are Lauren Ambler, Delores Baratta, Kim Cantor, Alison Chard Autumn Davy, Pam Davy, Nancy Dugan, Joy Hansen, Veronica Jacott, Shari Johnson, Jamie Kirk, Joan Koelsch, Kristy Kogianes, Liz Kokali, Sandi Metelski, Mary Mullen. 'X Q i K , .- 1 A Kathy O'Brian, Nancy Olea, Jane Orzel, Penny Peachey, Kitty Pinkava, Patti Stewart, Carolyn Rhue, Cindy Taylor, Cindy Tait, Becky Watson, Janice Wheeler, Vickie Van Buskirk. GERMAN f ,4 .-. . .,,.. AM- xt, Am Q lm 5:1 A3 H33 ' MEX. . ,sig t Q I t Q, .,,.t ' t l German Club promotes German spirit and benefits the school through different activities. Front row l-r: Diana Stinson, Karen Goodall Kevin Marti, Debra Burtch, Jinny Carpenter, second row l-r: James Humble, Harry Colter, Steve Shindell, Kip Phelps, Mark Willaims Craig Woodhouse. 150 Organizations GIRLS LEAGUE . Girls League provides services for the community. Front row I-r: Sheree Walker, Janet Dunnigan, Beverly Tillotson, Diane Testa, Susie Furry, Alison Chard, Second row I-r: Zairce Pattini, Dahn Drescher, Judy Furry, Mary Ftusso, Caroline Graderrama, Lucy Ng, Stephanie Anderson, third row I-r: Debbie Perez, Arabeth Stevens, Nona Lansing, Tami Wilson, Jill Hallberg, Shari Schacl, Becky Bivens. HERO i . ,, 71-A' 1 A Ht was-Al -, :A-J A 1 N Home Economics Related Occupations is introduced to students through this club. lt finds jobs and work experience for interested students. First row I-r: Vicki Simpson, Kathy Sworlls, Karen Thornton, Steve Weisman, second row I-r: Marleen Blankenship, Gerry Walters, Joan Walton, Pat Hill, third row I-r: Mrs. Alston, Debbie Bauer, Rosanne Baca, Paula Guy, Pam Littler, fourth row I-r: Diana White, Lynn Jenkins, Ann Sternke, Laura Schnieder, Cindy Sander. l,.C.E. The purpose of Industrial cooperative Education is to give experience to students interested in the field of industrial arts. It is a work experience program and offers a credit for job experience. Front row l-r: Pam Sawyer, Debbie Holbrook, Rebecca Perea, Debbie Herrera, Dave Hemphill, Jon Goldman, Jim Taylor, John Pearce, Mike Britt, second row I-r: Ken Ratliff, Bruce Gonzales, Dee Ann Wiechman, Linda Serich, Shelly Lewis, Randy Staffeldt, Don Bishop, Jack Hein, Chuck Nancarrow, Linda Calles. Organizations 151 KEY Boys with a 2.0 grade average and a good standing in school are eligible for Key Club, a boys service club that helps paint Boy's Ranch and runs the Cerebral Palsey Walkathon at West. Front row l-r: Pat lrvine, Mark Reeves, George Garcia, Dan Hobaica, Edgardo Comacho, Bennet Oreck, Mark Coronado, Mark Pennartz, Dick Fleishman, John Propate, Steve Simmons, Darwin Levie, second row l-r: Clark Tussey, Kevin Marti, Steve Shindell, Harry Colter, Bill Kuehnle, Mike Wallace, Jim Kuehnle, Craig Woodhouse, Larry L'Ecuyer, Bob Wingenroth, Chuck Woodland, third row l-r: Don Harper, Joshua Feller, Joe Jackson, Kip Phelps, Rick Van Deren, Dwayne Ross, Carl English, Bill Henning, Steve Wallace, Mark Williams, Jeff Richardson, Robert Shedd, Patrick Harvey, Chris Villemez, Rick Jones lE0 Leo Club is a boys service club and a junior organization of the Lions. They hold carwashes along with outside activities. Front row l-r: Ron Odell, Greg Bender, Gilbert Garcia, Leroy Flores, Monte McBroom, Ron Strayer, Eddie Ortiz, Ken Galas, Rick Telles, second row I- r: Mike Villegas, Ed Daley, Jim Wilkerson. Randy Steveson, Jeff Carter, Dave Sanchez, Jim Odell, Dan Curtis, Lloyd Steveson, Joe Gonzales, Ronald Rivera. LETTERMENS lg,A Letterman's Club brings unity to the Lettermen of the school and raises money for awards for outstanding athletes each year. Members are: Jim Agee, Richard Bailey, Greg Bender, Gilbert Bracamonte, George Brandon, Jeff Carter, Harry Colter, Dan Curtis, Dan DeLeon, Carl English, Tini Estrada, Ken Galas, Gilbert Garcia, Bruce Gonzales, Don Harper, Bill Henning, John Hicks, Mike Kline, Scott Knox, Darwin Levie, Tony Lopez, Micky Milford, Jim Odell, Kevin Paul, Mark Reeves, Dwayne Ross, David Sanchez, Mark Savarese Lloyd Steveson, Randy Steveson, Rick Telles, Mark Terzick, Steve Tolhurst, Rick Van Deren, Steve Wallace, John Westfall, Ken Whetstone, Jim Wilkerson, Craig Woodhouse. 1 52 O rganizations MAT-MAIDS The function of Matmaids is to promote spirit and support the Werstling team by keeping score and making money for the Wrestlers. Front row I-r: Marianne Tafoya, Carol Baird, Carol White, Susan Neil, Patty Bonham, Patty Campbell, Sheila House, second row I-r: Donna Schutte, Cindy Taylor, Roni Grodnick, Karleen McMillen, Susan Wright, Mary Godfrey. MERMAIDS The Mermaids keep time, help score at the Swim meets and raise.spirit for the team. Front row I-ri Joyce Bauer, Claudia Oreck, Sandra Sizemore, Marianne Susie, Cindy Sandman, Dianne Sanchez, Elizabeth Stanley, second row l-r: Lisa Lentz, Caroline Guaderrame, Debbie Mancell, Carole Hansen, Johanna Lusk, Carol Bedard, Anne Bettis, Cindy Kirkpartrick, third row l-r: Anne McCabe, Terri Richards, Nancy Clouse, Mary Dean, Linda Vawter, Shari Finkelstein, Nona Lansing, Susie Siegler. Nmoim Horton s c nv Craving enthusiasm for scholarships, stimulating the desire to serve, promoting leadership and encouraging the development of the character of all students at West is the purpose of National Honor Society. Front row I-r: Amy Miller, Roni Grodnick, Anna Weiland, Theresa Tourville, Laurena McHenry, Vicki Hetz, Arlene Adelstein, Margaret Cheung, Debbie Cramer, Patti Bayless, second row l-r: Claudia Durham, Susan Wright, Karleen McMillen, John Calhoun, Larry Macchione, Guy Finney, Jerry Ng, Mark Savarese, Edward Levy, third row l-r: Kathy Ginster, Carole Hansen, Anne Bettis, Sherri Clemmons, Diana Braun, Don Blankenship, Dwayne Ross, David Allen, John Hicks, Don Harper, Steve Wallace, Dan Dong. Organizations 153 lQ!0Ml THESPIANS l l National Thespians promote drama and hold workshops on campus. They also put on the Melodrama for the Phoenix Jaycees at Rodeo time. ln alphabetical order they are: Lauren Ambler, Shirley Beuchek, Becky Bivens, Lee Ann Blanco, John Calhoun, Steven Celnicker, Gary Chapin, Barb Cummings, Diane Dooley, Lou Ann Lanagan, Judy Furry, Susie Furry, Dave Hancock, Joy Hansen, Valerie Hanson, Darla Heckenberg, Dan Hobaica, Kelly Hogan, Joan Koelsch, Beth Kunselman, lrvan Lewis, Julie Lyons, Karen Maclntyre, Harold Malone, Marguerity Jordan, Amy McBroom, Laurel McConlley, Dorette Mihelich, Lynda Miller, Stacy O'Brien, Claudia Oreck, Anne Par- sons, Libby Pattison, Kitty Pinkava, Cathy Pugh, Lisa Puma, Mike Ryan, Pam Sawyer, Barbara Spisz, Cindy Springer, Diane Testa, Diane Thomas, Fietha Thomas, Lisa Van der Steur, Lisa Wieed, Janice Wheeler, Pete Whitney, Paula Yup. PEFNASSUS The Parnassus Club gives Honor Boll students a chance to meet together to work and have fun having bake sales, car washes and par- ties. Front row I-r: Stuart Wright, Debbie Cramer, Marlilyn Haas, Karen Goodall, Diana Stinson, Kathy McDonald, Bert Tsutumida, Lisa Lentz, Dorette Mihekich, Alison Chard, Leslie Vogel, Diane Dooley, second row: Carol Bedard, Mici Adkins, Ana Motta, John Calhoun, Terry Freeman, Dorothy Vogel, Clare Kioski, Karleen McMilIen, Susan Wright, Carole Hansen, Devon Bridgewater, Gary Boshes, Scott Cassells, James Humble, third row l-r: Harry Colther, Kevin Marti, Steve Shindell, Gary Blatchford, Sherry Cramer, Molly Wells, Bob Lower, Joshua Feller, Pat Irvine, Nancy Anderson, Glenn O'Bannon. 154 Organizations OOF Out of Focus Club is designed to be of interest to students who have an aptitutde for film study. Members are: Michele Behm, Heidi Barnes, Patti Burnette, Joe Carpenter, Sonia Eidelberg, Lee Huff, Shelli Lewis, Jerry Olson, Gerry Paquette, Tom Pizzi, Brenda Stubbs, Darla Sankovich, Robert Shedd, Cindy Shepard, Clark Tussey, Barry Sweet, Rob Richards, Gilbert Garcia, Tony Ferrer, Greg Bender, Greg Moats, Rick Johnson, Stephanie Hitterman, John Pearce, Ernie Kegley. QUIll AND SCR0ll X! Quill and Scroll is an honorary society for high school journalists. First row l-r: Susan Wilson, Cristel Skaggs, Joyce Bauer, Cean Chaf- fin, second row l-r: Debra Burtch, Dana Myers, Terry Freeman, Meridee Carpenter, Jean Littler, Jim Agee. RIFLE ,TEAM . Q. People who are interested in marksmanship are members of the Rifle Team, coached by Sargent Combs, the ROTC commander. First row l-r: David Yancer, Chris Henrich, Sargent Combs, Jeff Langly, second row l-r: Rick Rhodes, Rose Gavin, Mike Vanderveer, David Robnett, Lola Grazko, Frank McGan. 0 rganizations 155 SCIENCE wx .........n wif' - K Generating interest in science by getting people involved in science related activities is the purpose of the Science Club. First row I-r: Paula Yup, Scott Cassells, Eric Tsutsumida, Richard Vos, James Humble, Stuart Wright, Carl Yup, second row I-r: Harry Colter, Barney Anderson, Bob Lower, Kevin Marti, Gary Blatchford, Steve Shindell, third row I-r: Glenn O'Bannon, Terry Ballinger, Kent Kaigler, Jim Miller. ,SPANISH g Learning more about Spanish culture and tradition is the purpose of Spanish Club. Front row I-r: Eric Tsutsumida, Stuart Wright, Shery Cramer, Scott Cassells, Edgardo Camacho, second row l-r: Bob Lower, Debbie Clemmer, Gary Blatchford, Becky Bivens, Molly Wells, Glenn O'Bannon. 1 56 0 rganizations SPEECH AND DEBATE is ti- EFS 1'- X S S ze ' EE E E ' .- V . fy Lztifvllx t Iv mr ff'-sg, 5 X Speech and Debate Club competes with other schools throughout the state at meets held at various colleges row I-r: Bill English, Lorrie Glazar, Marilyn Haas, Lee Little, Anna Holmquist, Elizabeth Aguilar, Elizabeth Winder, second row I-r: Mike Ryan, Leland Lipman, Dwayne Ross, Todd Grodnick, Lona English, Nancy Harvey. TUDENT TUTORS and high schools. Front Student Tutors helps students in the skills necessary to be successful in their various classes. Front row l-r: Dan Dong, Kevin Ferrin, Danny Hobica, Darla Sankovich, Penny Peachy, Suzanne Baird, Anna Leos, Cyndi Mangino, Andrea Wilke, Maura Pollock, Karen Goodall, Kathy Dobbs, Cindy Taylor, Jack Bingham, Mary Huffaker, Lupita Reyes, Elaine Glazar, Caroline Encinas, Patti Howell, Julie Lyons, Kara Hansen, Kristy Kogianes, Carolyn Campbell, Karla Larkins, third row I-r: Liz Darby, Camille Allen, Mary Belting, Sandy Freeman, Lucy Ng, Andrea Darby, Linda Schell, Cheri Schmitt, Lorrie Glazar, Denise McCIanahan, Lasya Androsiuk, Robyn Rogers, Laurel McConkey, Dennis Helvie, fourth row l-r: Skip Holley, Kathy Pugh, Sandy Gwillim, Leslie Hendricks, Ruth Gonzales, Bobbie ln- man, Rick Tefertiller, Nancy Clouse, Sherri Clemmons, Karleen McMillen, Nancy Anderson, Sylvia Arvizu, Danny Lane, Bernie Ar- chuletta, Mici Adkins, Jerry Ng. Organizations 157 ..:g-ww ,fttmxf XA, my K X f - 3557? ages wa ,mx 'NNN xxx -R '54, ' ws. xx 5 A A . i..x ,... x' -Q , fl 555 sr .ixxkg X . X, SR 5 ..,kf?2:'J, 'A .QQ Q R X 1xg,fM.f Vfsg-:Q-zwvfsfwgfw , , Q X X K ncui --N., .. is 4, ' iff! -Q... w X . AQ xx . iii .. Clif P4 . Aw 5. f-L. 'W .qw ,Q -,R-zjlwqi' M V7 'i PRINCIPAL I 160 Faculty Mr. Harry E. White To the Students of West High School: . Five years ago I stated that I considered it an honor to be appointed as Principal of West High School. During the intervening years, I have felt fortunate at all times to be associated with such an outstanding school, with its cooperative student body, dedicated faculty, and loyal community. Even though I have enioyed my work and realize that there are many challenges ahead, I choose to retire a year early in order to have a change of pace and to devote more time to my family and to other pursuits for which I have never found adequate time. Please accept my personal thanks for all the favors and kindnesses to me during my tenure at West High. My sincere wish is that West High may continue to carry on the tradition of the past and to serve the community in an ever-improving manner. Harry E. White Associate Principal Mr. Larry Kelly Administrative Assistants Mrs. Jeanne Schoolland Mr. Jerome Sie99' To the Students of West High School: The 1973-1974 school year has been one of progress and achievement. Several subject areas are enjoying new or remodeled facilities. These include Art, Photography, Social Studies, English, Home Economics, Health, Special Education, and the Corrective Referral Program. The result of this is that classes are no longer meeting in the Annex. Looking to the future, we will begin plan- ning for the refrigerating of the remain- der of the plant, the demolition of the Annex, and the construction of an ln- structional Materials Center. To both students and faculty, a sincere thank you for your patience and spendid cooperation during the remodeling and' best wishes for a pleasant and rewarding future. Larry K. Kelly Attendance, discipline, sports and other school activities make up just a part of the duties of the Administrative Assistants. There offices are usually crowded with students who feel the need for special guidance in adjusting to life here at West High School. They are very much a part of the traditions of this campus. Faculty 161 BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the Board of Education are the elected representatives of the residents of the Phoenix Union High School System. The Members of the Board for the 1974 school year include: Mr. Donald F. Jackson, President, Mr. John T. Hansen, Vice-President, Mr. William D. Bostrom, Clerk, Mr. Stephen S. Jenkins, Jr., Member, and Mrs. Ronald H. Warner, Member. Mr. Jackson assumed office January 3, 1974, succeeding Mrs. Ftonald H. Warner who remained a member of the Board. The Board serves without pay and devotes countless hours each week toward improving educational op- portunities for students of the Phoenix Union High School System. Board meetings are held the first and third Thursdays of each month. Board Study Sessions are held on a regular basis. Students are welcome at all Board meetings, and when a request is made, are given a chance to speak to the Board. Mr. william D. Bostrom Mr. John T. Hansen yr, '. fu I . Mr. Donald F. Jackson Mr. Stephen S. Jenkins, Jr Dr. Gerald S. DeGrow Superintendent Faculty Mrs. Ronald H. Warner Mrs. Mlldred Adalr Dr. Mary Borek Mrs. Vlrglnla Brown Mr. Russell Harrls Mrs. Moyne Jamison Mr. Preston Snapp Mr. Thomas Suddarlh Head Counselor Mr. Ralph Traw Mr. Ralph Traw counseling Junlor Jackle Ross ln the correct use ot Principal Harry White working with Mr. Tom Suddarth on the schedule rubber cement during the thlrd perlod. for next year. The seven period day will be a part of the new system. Faculty 163 FACULTY Mrs. Delores Adkins Mr. James Agee Mrs. Lela Alston Mr. Lee Ashton Mrs. Joanna Bannan Mr. Joe Barragon Mrs. Joyce Benner Mr. Charles Bonsall Mrs. Lucille Bridgewater Mrs. A. L. Buehman Mr. E. A. Byron Miss Teresa Campo Mr. Patrick Cater Mr. Howard Cofer Mrs. Lois Coles Miss Shirley Commons Mrs. Lorraine Cripps Mr. Don Day Mrs. Mary Ann Dillon Mr. Frank Downey Mr. John Downs Miss Margaret Doyle Miss Beverly Dryer Mrs. Frances Englebrecht Mrs. Dorothy Fields Mr. Troy Fincher Miss Bertha Flood Mrs. Mary Foehring Mr. Beryl Folks Miss Wilola Follett 164 Faculty Business Education - Mr. John Hill English -'- MV- Robert Stewart P. E. Boys - Mr. Martin Shepard FiI'l6 ANS - Mr. Richard Philabaum P, E, Girls - Miss Beverly Dryer Reading .- Mrs. Bertha Flood Science - Mr. James Stitt Mathematics Mr. Hugh Hackett Foreign Language - Mr. Joe Barragon Home Economics - Mrs. Delores Adkins Industrial ANS - MV- TONY l-iUbiCiCh Social Studies - Mr. George Sappenfield . X ,f ' .X . if. . if-Rf f Mrs. Janice Gardner Mr. James Garity Miss Janet Golman Mr. Hugh Hackett Mrs. Rita Hechler Mr. John Hill Eugene Hoel Mr. Mr. Harold Howell Mr. Mr. Serge Huff Charles Hutcherson Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. Carl Jepsen Clarence Johnson Don Johnson Ralph Johnson Mrs. Eugenia Jordan Mrs. Bonnie Kuhn Mr. Tony Liubicich Mrs. Grace Locke Mr. Orra Lundgren Mr. John Mansour Mr. Robert Marshall Mr. Reg Matthews Miss Diane Miller Mrs. Margaret Mosby Mrs. Lillian Moser Mr. Conrad Naegle Mr. Forrest Page Mrs. Jeanne Pence Mr. Richard Philabaum Miss Priscilla Prather Mr. Ed Ranshaw Mr. Bud Robinson Mr. Harold Robinson Mr. Fred Roche Mr. Allred Romo Faculty 165 Mr. Sims Rose Mr. Delbert Salazar Mr. George Sappenfield Mrs. Wilhelmina Satina Mr. John Saunders Mr. Sam Scott Mrs. Frances Seifman Mr. Kris Sheets Mr. Martin Shepard Mrs. Jeanne Siebenman Mr. Larry Smith Mr. Abraham Stanfield Mr. Robert Stewart Mr. James Stitt Mr. Craig Thies Mr. Dale Torrence Mrs. Roberta Truiillo Mr. Robert Van Quathem 166 Faculty Mr. Richard Wallin Mrs. Nell Ward Mr. Mahlon Weaver Mrs. Dot West Mr. Hugh West Mr. Robert Widmer Miss Vivian Wolf Mr. Richard Zimmerman WW? wg rfwQ?a5 US , gr. ,.-.aa 1 . , A . ,, ' ..,,' S . 2' :izf ' S- 'itil me .:,.x5:,.' . gf - 4 g,,!EE5f4,4g, ...v -.J ay , 5551 rw'--f. E1 , '-af' - .sm 1 'r .- faiemmf i f-45252 .afaza wgfq , :ini .,.f.:' Hier -Miqwrtg z ,. ' . ' . .. , fa I' I ' iff 5 1. f 6, qgikk, ,fi '- S ,',' ' A , ' . vffsfp W K 1 JSM? - --' M - 1 'kifaki ' 'Y' 4' K Wfif' Wt .W A 3 N .g, wg, . 5.5. ,Q .4 A ' 1 --A-pq 4 Mr. Frank Edwards, School-Community worker, makes an average of 52 telephone calls daily to parents regarding absences. CLASSIFIED Two Shirleys - checking the big board showing class loads. Standing is Miss Peebles and seated is Mrs. Hicks. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Sgt. Mrs. Mrs Mrs Mrs Emily Adams Naomi Ben-Asa Joyeuse Buell Grace Brush Ellen Cloyd Ray Combs Clara Cummins Margaret Davis Louise De Censo Carol Dippold Mrs. Ruth Driesens Mr. Clyde Ellis Mrs. Mary Gilletl Mrs. Georgeanna Harrison Mrs. Debbie Hawthorne Mrs. Shirley Hicks Mrs. Annalee Moore Miss Shirley Peebles Mrs. Helen Raab Mrs. Laura Scofield Mrs. Eleanor Watts Classified 167 S it gs gg-R' it .2- E I 9 x s f , . .Q vm-D-w.m-wow-fufvvr G B L-0 ' 9 ov if r ...- The yard crew does their best to keep West green all year round. L-r: Russell Morrison, Ted Wesley, Gene Jones, Herb Roe, Garry Rogers, Joe Martin. l . is sg lcxw S rw I A ix in :s J Rf f ' .,. i , i i ' The maintenance crew has a big job keeping the campus in working order. First row I-r: Iver Mattson, David Reach, Harrison Johnson, John Brown, Eugene Hart, second row I-r: George Johnson, Harold Johnson, Richard Curry, Gilbert Heintz, Reinhart Dortman, Doug Janke, Martin Corbin. 168 Classified in I -ni -.....-Q ,t 1 umm ,atm is mein! in 2 t A my S . wh 1 as nun sunn DJ K P ' crnuls 5 0 annum! noucuuuv rmmuv: IM I 1 , . neu.. xi, ii ara' V A i55'g:! 3 8-. Q., ill? ', ui- 4 li Here is the staff responsible for feeding West at lunch. L-r: Gilbert Ybarra., Donna Storck, Harriet Cure, Bev Bills, Jane Potter, Vivan McDonough, Ethel Peters, Doris Edwards, Kathy Fleinbolt, Patti Everhart, Marie De La Rosa, Pat Spear, Elsie Caglio, Pat Carrie, Sylvia Vezaldenes. Life 169 2 i sis if is S 143 t EPT TE i i O lil, I t nik ? 1 i . r 1 - 'Ei 2 ,rw W 1 Mr 4, - Mg. t it A i i 5 iii is af 5' 7 E . M-ww fv. A. V JL 5 - , . .L -. L, .. V, .5 , 5 , .- . v 1 .t , . Q . . tl . . x , . ,.. ,.., it 'Q is :ml f x ' I Q l . -n- i 5 fl- s S 1. 'N . 41 3,1 3 A ' y . S N, ' ' 5 '. A . A Q 'vii-1 - 5 ' K x 5 7 T . E 1 , s s u lfg A , , qqhik Xa w,o-le- . dj h 5 5 l i - Z 1 . f , it Q Z r i l i , li lx ,x , , . l 'E , it ,.' -WJ?-l ,1 if 1 Rn JN ,, my jr , ggifx x I if 5' l 1 . . I i t ,, y- O' its it David Desmond, Gary Chapin, gives Carolyn Nelson, Kathy Ginster, Mona O'Connell and Ashley Miller were can-can girls in the the evil Glenwood Garfield, John Bit- Oleo acts during the West High Melodrama put on for the Phoenix J. C.'s at their Hall ter, what he deserves as he knocks during Flodeo Week, and later at West High's Rodeo Assembly. him to the ground. S i A Q .. w, A i lit 1 li E Q E4 i if Q is , Eff . is . y i , i if W LN .f-ggi. . I Q 'fs S., A foul Daniel Desboro Desmond, Peter Whitney, confronts timid Daniel Desboro Desmond nervously wipes his hands while Glen- and terrified Skeets Skinner, John Clahoun, and his girlfriend wood Garfield thinks of the treasure that can be his upon the Sally Silverthorne, Cathy Pugh. death of Boswell Bancroft, Steve Celniker. Diana Thomas waits back stage for her cue to come on and assume her role of Ber- tha Bancroft. 170 Life at While telling his son David Desmond that he can never marry Bertha Bancroft, Daniel Desboro Desmond scornlully points her toward the door, as a triumphant Clarice Claybourne looks on. One of the petite card girls who indicated the act and the audience's reactions was Claudia Oreck. Charles Vogt plays the piano while Stacy O'Brien follows in the script. ,.- Skeets and Sally joyfully tell Bertha of their coming marriage as the mysterious Camille Beauregard, Mike Ryan, enters. Life 171 3 - P: ,,., 5 r The Phoenix Walk for Development, a youth directed effort designed to draw attention to the problems of development and to earn hard cash for a variety of self-help projects in the U.S. and abroad, gained support of only 400 to 500 people as opposed to over 1000 last year. The starting and ending point was at West High and registration started at 6:00 A.M. with the walk beginning at 7:00 A.M. . . 'Q h -vi:-.'5 Anna Gonzales' back is useful to Gayla Holmes due to the shortage of writing surface during the Student Body elections. 172 Life LE Vx fa Maggie Leach, the future Sophomore class secretary, gives her speech in the stadium. The other winners were: John Propati, presidentg Paul Vogel, vice- presidentg and Elisa Bakemeier, treasurer. ,5,,...t ., LW,,c.,i..,,, ii,ii, ii,, i s Herman Espinoza and Larry L'Ecuyer pick up on two charm- Working on her diving after school, Patty Perea is caught in ing young ladies in Mickey Mouse sweat-shirts. mid-air. Life 1 73 The outdoor snack bar is open all hours for those who forget to have breakfast or lunch, or just forget to go to CIHSS. 'ia 'E ,.,. 3-X A 5 t 1 Q. x six jgflf zz ,X ff! ' s - . E' is These students prefer the Students going to the bookstore, which is open from 7:45 A.M. to 3:30 PM., to class sidewalk for sitting in place of or just sitting, can be seen here at almost anytime. Some even stop to write their the quad or olive trees. sentiments on the wall. 174 Life Y if ll' Not many . ,- .I HH, ga q' Spending 1st hour studying her Spanish, Mary Belting finds a quiet of Mr. Ljubicich's ist hour Drafting 2 class are intent on their work. spot on the sidewalk. Mrs. Dilions Freshmen MRT students work on their assignments alone and in groups. Life 175 1 GirI's P.E. offers the athletically inclined a variety of different The elevator in the Science Building is seldom seen by sports. One of the most popular is volleyball. students unless they are student assistants like Cindy Paul, who is moving science equipment from one floor to another. ixjhx it E H 1 in I 52 Students must wait for the sound of the whistle before they 8 can retrieve their arrows off the targets, if they happened to land there. M Mrs. Yee's 3rd Hour Archery class help each other make t preparations to shoot. Hard at work on a new print washer for the Photo Lab are Ward Burns and Lyde Gill. 176 Life Checking on the amount of CO2 present after different lung activities are Mimi Balch, blowing bubbles, and Cindy Taylor, recording results in Mr. Howell's 4th hour Biology class. Some G.A.A. members spend time after school playing paddleball in the handball courts which show the battering they've taken from handballs, paddleballs, and rain. Life 177 FE f 1 'S t f X ..-,N ts the .. X: , -K -as . K ' X .F . , K, K 4 . Q f 5 ? 1 l 8,4 ki .ss M. , A Xa- ,tr 2 A X, i if K. Consulting Mr. Page about his rollbook is Lisa Weed, in 1st part of Kim Wares job in the library is helping students hour Advanced PNYQCS- check out books and magamnes. STUDENT ASSHTANTS ,WEN 4-rf' 1 Even though she's assigned to Mr. Kelly 2nd hour Donna Working with the color printer is Denise Sherill in 5th hour Schutte gives Mrs. DeCenso a hand. Photo. 178 Life l l '1 Ricky Gurcius, senior, and Linda Garlington, freshman, work in the counseling office GUNS Vaughn has leamed al' the with Mfg. Cummins 5m hour- ins and outs of the oltice switch board. FX 1' f .IL-4' Ng While Bonny Williams and Nona Lansing help him with his purchase, Julio Garcia Helping Mr- Liubicichr Mike Van' buys 3 Metal Shop ticket 151 hour. derveer files attendance cards. ,-Z! Roy Fulcher and Alison Chandler help Mrs. Peebles keep track of who's here and who's not in the Registration office. Life 119 The disecting of a dogfish absorbs the attention of the students in Miss Wolfe's 4th hour Biology class. . ..tttttt . ty,Q N Q8 The indoor snack bar is more convenient for some than the outside ones. Here the Sundial is getting more attention than the menu. 180 Life Mich McMaken and Wendy Erotas work on their team assignment in Photo. s:i ,:,..,:.,.....,-.1 ' W' '-:rg-it ,, K -..,-Q' , ,, -xx, 1 t ,N-Mg tt Msmgw ,N J Q f-4,,,T , S Q , . . --.. A at -,-- fi 3 If 'T Wi 2 ' L like L T K x . A g SN. - g uh, y X kfllssifg t. in NY, Q : - it mt-. X t,4-v ,lg . - J 'iii '31 T The pooI's 800 water attracts all sorts of bathing beauties. They COINS tO water polo and sunbathe. Recording track form, Mr. Maxey uses the school's Sony Video'T8DG FT Mr. White announcing his early retirement at an after school faculty meeting. x X , ' .- -K skstssxx r- W A. ' ' in- ' I i .t.t I . Q W E . f' or Iwi Hr 3 ' ,fear . KX rn .rx gt fi LI, If . f' .. M. A751 X D A 'r t f :.:y,,57iff ', Z It, . ' i Xfxf1 'ta'1 tx, ,Q ' V 1 ,N xl ,lv ' x -KA V .E ' , ,.,.,., X AiQ3,a, ' ,, Si-it a 1 51 N' hw t 'wk I J , . N 5 R, .A , t , ,.tX t gg . LY t Jgxy , k N r Q Q is . .wi 'N 1 g mf' '. 'i,:l tvw Q E - Z ri gi Q4-at ' ' f ? TJ, ' l i i - V 5 Sophomore Dale Denman and Tom Svoboda plant corn in Mr. Downey's Biology class. An inside view of the cafeteria food before 6th hours hungry hoards descend. Life 181 Seniors Caren Fuller and Janice Connell check the germination of seeds in the greenhouse on the Science Building roof. They are a part of Mr. Stitl's Biology 4 class. G.A.A. sponsors many after school ac- tivities that are widely varied. They include: paddleball, volleyball, speed-o-way, basketball, kickball, handball, softball, tum- bling, and swimming. These men spend their day in the olive trees watching the girls go by. Gene Ethier, Rick Jones, Rickey Owens, and Dick Fleishman lwith the bubble guml line up like a board of review. q 4. A N. R - 9 XX ' xx ...................,,., .fuk . y s -Rt' evra wa... . v - sew x VW.. M 'Sr' E XIUU it st! ,l -1. F if ,lui f' 4. 'FJ X ,wi :SSRN X l fiiwixtf L:., I .1 . i A Q .182 e k . . Twin lens reflex team assignments get the attentions of Larry Flores, Pat Laizure, and Tom Fleishman. They're in Beginning Photo 4th hour. Using one of the school's two pay The powder that makes it easier to go over the uneven parallel bars flies phones. Skip Holley makes HVGVY im- everywhere during Miss Dryer and Mr. Maxey's Co-ed Advanced Gymnastics portant call. class. Life 1 83 u wa 'il This girls P.E. class chooses teams after being instructed in the basic rules of softball. Bruce Gonzales, Rex Drew, and Vicky Riddle spend their 2nd hour in the Audio-Visual room helping Mr. Day. X, u HJ i ' Co-Ed gymnastics was a very popular class. Members of the class are working on the uneven parallel bars, balancing beam, and lim- bering up. 184 Life E rtfrdwgw :'Es-- gi o s gi ,f-fran Picture notebooks get attention from the 3rd hour Photo class as they glue down their photographs. 7 i x X , S Third hour is a crowded one in the library. This year the main How to set type is one of the many things to be learned in entrance was changed from the hall to the quad. Graphic Arts. One thing Mrs. Alston 's 3rd hour Beginning Clothing and Arts class won't learn is to close the scraps drawers. Life 185 I .4-1 - - 'Ag The remains of a fetal pig are disected and studied by John Putting all of her energy into her swing, this member of the Girls Krueger, senior, and Rumen Kocankov, junior. This took PE. Softball team hits a homerun. place in Mr. Stitt's 4th hour Anatomy class. M! Kal Ili Tennis anyone? Polly Parsons warms up before a match. X54 x Listeninq intently to the Music Assembly are Mr. Zimrnerman's 3rd hour Photo class. ig-,mb 186 Life Exhibiting his talents on the electric organ, Dennis Chapin puts on a per- formance. ' Every day Diana Thomas and Chris Vaughn photograph South Mountain to check the smog level and weather factors. This game of water polo gets a bit rough with the white-head team coming out on top of the pile with the ball Life 1 87 vo Sf X x . , Ni gi ,. f .Q griif 6 4 ...K .cf gg: Q . A iw 4' X -9? jbnnau RA aka - A--11! z-:Q U bf 4 4 '4 lv 'Q gf I 1 Nw' r-.F of: gm, my fi Liv Q .Liv fix, N Lf Q, . fi ,Nb 1 1 -fff W' J H x f W5 2 .sf J .. x LQ Jn, wqinlf - 7 1 x -. , X . 4 .lf E Q U . '- ' ' 5 111 , ',' Y if e H 'M A 'fn is Ll 4 it 7. if wif 71 114 num-nmwwtwmv' it 1 CIBSS. The homeroom concept was adopted early in the year, but the problems with attendance were never properly solved as this typical scene with Mr. Sam Scott illustrates. ix., ,, ,... . ,Mc -fi MW. .W 'F Oxkhlaxe , ty:?..,3 M ...- a-,. .x l JQSI A tabulation contract was the first assignment of the 3rd term for Mrs Cooper's 1st hour Beginning Typing ,xg .44 QJ L t . r L Providing reading material for passing motorists was one of the early morning Could Mrs. Leia Alston and Mrs GUUGS of the faCUllY- Margaret Mosby be behind those glasses? 190 Life .,.. :rl ,l Trying to raise money for club activities, members of Distributive Education con- ducted a successful Tupperware party on campus after school. Hrst you water it to make it grow long -then cut it to make it short ! Mr. Herb Roe riding the mower. Life 191 Q L' Mr. Beryl Folks directs the combined string orchestra con- sisting of both beginning and advanced groups. Nmeteenfh Annual Intermediate and J.V. bands combine to play Reds White and Blue March by Mr. Red Skelton. Directed by Mr. Bob Marshall. g . Q ts l Q g l if 5 pl-Wing the rich. baroque Chords 07 Ge0f9e Handel are mem' A capacity audience and the orchestra listen to sounds from bers of the low brass section of the intermediate band. the Conceft Choir. 192 Life The advanced girls chorus, under the direction of Mr. Beryl Folks, sings while mem- bers of the beginning girls chorus await their turns. Directed by Mr. Serge Huff, the concert choir performs Boatman, boatman, hurry, hurry-take me now. Life 193 Buehman. Mrs. A.L, 164 Chesley. Andrea 19 INDEX A Aaron. Patty 47 Abel. Robert, 35 Abril. Albert 47, 108, 104 Abril. Diane 35 Abril. Steven 59, 105. 109 Adamowecz, Lisa 59 Adams, Elizebeth 17, 134 Adams, Emily Mrs. 167 Adams, Mark 17 Adams. Mike 59 Addabbo. Jim 105 Adelstein, Arlene 17. 153 Adkins. Mrs. Delores 164 Adkins, Mici 47, 112, 154, 156 Agado. Angie 59 Agado, Danny 59 Agee, Mr. James 164 Agee, Jim 35, 152, 155 Aguilar, Elizabeth 59, 156 Aguilar, Bob 59, 105 Ala, Jennie 47, 148 Ala. Sue 35. 148 Ala, Vincent 59 Alderson, Kevin 17 Alford, Stephen 59 Allen, Camille 156 Allen. David 153 Allmon. Tina 59 Alltop. David 59, 109 Altherr, Brenda 59 Altherr. Greg 35 Alvarado, Richard 59 Amavisca. Joe 59 Amavisca. Veronica 47 Ambler. Lauren 47, 150 Amerman, Jordan 35 Amoroso. Teresa 17 Andersen. Dennis 59, 112 Anderson, Becky 59 Anderson. Dwight 59 Anderson, Barney 47, 155 Anderson. Lee 47 Anderson, Nancy 17, 154, 156 Anderson. Stephanie 35. 149. 151 Andrews. Mark 47 Androsiuk, Lasya 35. 156 Androsiuk, Andy 59 Andrus, Teresa 47, 149 Ang. June 35 Ang, Sylvia 47 Angie. Tim 35 Bailey. Kevin 47 Bailey, Richard 35. 102. 152 Baine. Sherry 35 Baird. Carol 17, 153 Baird. Suzanne 35, 156 Baisler, Mike 17 Bakemeier, Elisa 59 Bonsall, Mr. Charles 164 Bontems, Daryl 59, 105 Bontems, Roger 18 Boozer. Ken 47 Borck, Candi 35 Borek, Marty 59. 105. 111 Borowske. Gail 59 Campbell, Mike 48 Campbell. Patty 36. 153 Campbell, Wanda 60 Campo. Miss Teresa 164 Cannon, Debra 48 Cannon. John 19 Cantor. Kim 48, 112. 150 Baker, Janet 35 Baker, Kim 35,34 Baker, Tamara 47 Baldwin, Gary 49 Balfour. Richard 47 Ballinger, Terry 47. 155 Balon, Herbert 17 Bankwitz, Bill 47 Bannon. Mrs. Joanna 4164 Barajas. Frankie 35. 104 Baratta. Delores 47, 150 Barclay, Paul 17 Barclay, William 35 Borowske. Sandy 35 Borst, Mary 47 Boshes. Gary 47, 154 Boucher, Steve 59 Bourgeous, Julie 60 Bourque. Sharon 60 Bowers. Loren 60 Bowlin, Jerry 60 Bowlsby. Robin 47. 112 Bowyer. Christopher 18 Braasch, Jestina 60 Braatelien, Holly 60 Bracamonte, Gilbert 35, 102. 152 Cantrell, Marc 19 Cappella. Teena 36. 149 Cardenas, Celina 60 Carlise. Ellie 60 Carlisle. Steve 36 Carlson, Mark 48, 104 Carnes. Mike 36 Carpenter, Jinny 150 Carpenter, Joe 36. 154 Carpenter. Meridee 36. 155 Carpenter. Dana 19. 102, 103 Carpenter, Virginia 60 Carr, Wendy 19 Barker. Cathy 148 Barkley Kathi 47, 142 Barnes, Heidi 35. 154 Barnett. Becky 59 Barnett. Mike 35 Barovich. James 17 Barragan, Sandra 59 Barragon. Joe Mr. 164 Barrett. Rick 35 Barry, Steve 35. 148 Barsness. Deby 59. 149 Barth. Chris 35 Bauer, Debbie 17, 151 Bauer, Jouce 35, 153, 155, 130 Bauer, Kent 35 Baxter. Carol 47 I Bayless. Patricia 7. 72, 153. 155 Bazan, Cindy 35 Bazan, Dino 59 Bean, Janet 47 Beankenship Marleen 47 Brackney, Denny 35 Brackney. Lillian 18 Bradshaw, Luann 60 Bradshaw, Marc 35 Braly. Douglas 102 Brandon, George 102, 152 Braun, Diana 18, 153, 134 Brewer. Beverly 47 Brewer, Randall 18 Brewer, Sue 47, 112 Bridgewater, Devon 47, 112, 154 Bridgewater, Mrs. Lucille 164 Bridwell, Carla 47 Briggs, Marlo 47 Bristow, Dewayne 60, 105 Bristow. Troy 47, 104 Britt. Joel 47 Britt, Mike 18, 151 Broadston, Carol 35 Brock, Debbie 35 Brooks, Robin 60 Carrier. Terrie 19 Carrillo, Suzan 48 Carroll, Margaret 36. 112 Carson. Dee 19 Carstensen, Charles 48 Carter. Jeff 102. 103. 152 Case. Scott 48 Cassell, Patricia 19 Cassells, Scott 36. 154, 155, 156 Cassells, Lynda 60 Castle. Steve 34 Cater. Mr. Patrick 164 Celniker. Abbie 60 Celniker, Steve 19 Cesar. Joanne 48. 148 Chadwick. Don 60 Chaffin. Cean 36, 130. 154, 155 Chandler. Allison 48 Chandler, Carla 19 ' Chapin, Dennis 36 Chapin, Gary 34, 36, 74. 111 Beason. Scott 17, 149 Becktell, Sharlene 59 Bedard, Carol 47. 46, 153, 154 Beeaff, Sterling 17, 74 Behm, Michele 35, 154 Brown, Dan 35. 149 Brown, David 60 Brown. Jayne 18 Brown, Jerry 47 Brown, Joe 35 Brown, Randy 60, 105, 109 Brown, Brush. Teresa 18, 149 Mrs. Grace 167 Brussat, Rick 35 Bryant. Jon 36 Bryant, Kathy 48 Chapman. Peggy 19 Charbonneau. Wayne 60 Chard, Alison 48. 46, 149, 151 Charns, David 19 Chavez, Carlos 36 Chavez, Judith 48 Chavez, Kathleen 60 Chavez, Ron 36 Chavez, Sylvia 48 Chavez. Victor 36. 112 Cheshire. Donna 36 Bell Brenda 35 Bell Cindy 59 Bell Diane 47, 148 Bell Dondi 59 Bell Ken 47, 111, 104 Bell Lisa 17 Belting. Mary 47, 156 Asmus. Warren 59 Angulo Angulo Angulo . Anna 47 . Diana 17 , Patricia 47 Aragon. Dennis 47 . Aragon. Ruben 47 Arce, Many 59 Archer. Barbara 17 Archer. Irvin 47' Archuleta, Bernie 35. 149, 156 Arekat. Mazen 47 Armeli, Mike 35 V Armstrong. Angela 47 Armstrong. John 59 Armstrong, Rory 59 Aros. Irene 47 Arteaga. Larry 59. 105 Arteaga. Susan 59 Arvizu, Arvizu. Dianna 59 Sylvia 59. 149. 156 Asberry. Archie 59 Ashman. Doug 17 Ashman. Mike 59 Ashton. Lee Mr. 164 Askew. Askew, Paul 35 Shellie 47 Austin, Mike 59. 105 Ayala. Joel 59 B Baca, Flossana 17. 151 Bachicha, Dave 17 Bachicha, Mark 35 Baich. Mimi 47 Bailey, Brian 59 Bailey. Cynthia 59 Bailey. Jacquita 17 194 Index Ben-Asa. Mrs. Naomi 167 Bender, Greg 17, 102. 152, 154 Benner. Mrs. Joyce 167 Bennett, Renee 47 Bentley. Jeff 59 . Bentley. Patty 35 Bergmann, Peter 59 Bergmann, Terry 35 Berry, Sheila 35 Best, Harold 35 ' Bettis. Anne 18. 142, 153 Betz, Bradley 18 Beuchel. Shirley 47 Biellelt. Laurie 59 Bien. Eileen 59 Bien, Tim 59. 105. 111 Bigelow. Julie 35 Biggs, Dave 47 Billman. Randy 47 Bilyk. Irene 18 Bingham, John 59. 105. 156 Bischoff, Deann 18 Bischoff. Marilou 47 Bishop. Brian 59 Bishop, Donald 18, 151 Bishop, Sandy 59 Biss. Sue 47 Bivens. Becky 35, 34. 148. 156 Blair. Kathleen 35 Blair. Tami 59 ' Blakley. Mike 47 Blanco. Lee 35. 142 Blankenship. Don 18. 153 Blankenship. Marleen 18 Blatchford. Gary 35, 148. 154 Bliklen, Cari 59 Bliklen. Mary 18. 135 Boehler. Cathy 35 Boehler. Patty 47 Bolstad. Gary 47 Bolstad. Larry 35 Bond. Stephanie 35. 149 Bonds. James 35 Bonham. Patty 47. 153 Buell, Mrs. Joyeuse 167 Buffington. Richard 18 Bukky. Joycilla 36 Bunyard. Kim 48 Bunyard, Sharon 36 Burgess, Shari 60 Cheung. Diana 19 Cheung. Margaret 19. 153 Chiero. Chuck 48 Childers. Dan 36 Choisnet. Cory 48 Christenson, Jackie 48 Burleson. Jana 60 Burnette. Patricia 18, 154 Burns, Edward 18 Burns. Jerry 60 Burtch Debra 36. 112. 150. 155 Burtch, Janet 60 Burton. Jerry 36 Bushie, Cheryl 48 Bushie. Gale 18 Bushnick, Janice 36 Bushnick. Samuel 60 Busier, Mark 18 Butera. Mike 60 Butler, Colleen 36 Butler, James 36 Buttler, Lisa 36 Buttler. Marita 48 Byers, Dennis 48 Byers, Ginger 48 Byers, Jeff 60 Byron, Mr. E.A. 164 C Caglio. Michael 36 Cain. Carl 18 Cain, Ginny 60 Calhoun, John 18. 149. 153. 154 Calhoun, Kimberly 60 Calhoun. Lori 48, 142, 148 Calhoun. Patty 34, 36. 134 Calkins. Richard 48. 107. 108 Callaghan. Brian 60 Calles. Linda 18. 151 Camacho, Edgardo 152. 156 Campbell. Carolyn 36. 156. Campbell. Larry 36 Campbell. Marsha 19 Christenson, Vicky 19 Christie, Michele 60 Ciulei. Jon 48, 111 Clark. Brian 19. 102 Clark, Helen 36 Clark, Jean 36 Clark, Lisa 60 Clark, Patty 36 Clark, Tom 36 Clarkson, Murray 60, 112 Clemmer, Brenda 48, 148 Clemmer, Debbie 36, 156 Clemmer, Jeff 60 Clemmons, Sherri 19, 156, 153 Clizbe. Betz 48 Clouse, Nancy 19, 153, 156 Cloyd. Mrs. Ellen 167 Coen, Cindy 48 Cofer. Cohan. Cohan Cohan. Mr. Howard 164 Joan 48 Phyllis 60 Thomas 19 Coldsmith, Anna 48 Coles. Mrs. Lois 164 Colletti, Bruce 48 Colter, Harry 36, 150, 152, 154 Comacho, Edgardo 19 Combs, Cynthia 19 Combs. Daniel 48 Combs, Pam 60 Combs, Sgt. Ray 167 Commons. Miss Shirley 164 Conditt, Pat 36 . Conditt, Theresa 60 Condon. Tracy 60 Conklin, Doug 48 Conklin. Marc 36 Connell. Janice 19 Conner, Flora 60 Conner, Pat 48 Connett, John 48 Conrad, David 36, 104 Consier, Bruce 60 Contreras, Robert 48 Cooper, Eric 60 Cooper, Lee 48 Corbin, Gary 60 Cordell, Gail 48 Cornelia, Toni 48, 142 Corona, Mike 48 Corona, Patrick 60 Coronado, Alice 60 Coronado, Mark 48, 104, 152 Cosmakos. Nick 48, 104 Coulter, Millie 36 Cowden. Paul 19 Craig, Cindi 48, 148 Cramer, Debra 19, 148, 153, 154 Cramer, Eddie 60 Cramer, Sheryl 36, 154, 156 Craven, Marla 20 Crawford, Pamela 36 Crespin, Frank 60, 105 Crips, Mrs. Lorraine 164 Crispell. Connie 60 Criss, Lane 48 Crosbie, George 36 Cruess, Peggy 36 Cruz, Clara 48 Cullor. Paul 36 Cullum, Kathy 60 Cullum, Mike 36 Cummings, Barbara 36 Cummings, Mike 48 Cummings, Brian 60, 109 Cummins, Mrs. Clara 167 Cunningham. Carol 48, 112 Curtis, Cindy 36 Curtis, Dan 20, 77, 102, 152 Cusack. Nancy 48 Cuttorth, Crystal 36 Dakin, Victor 20 Dodd, Bobby 61 Dombrowski, Michael 49 Dominguez, Matthew 49 Dominquez. Tami 49 Dong, Daniel 20, 153, 156 Donlon. James 20 Dooley, Diane 37, 149, 154 Dooley. Eileen 49 Doose. Anita 61, 112 Dopita, Mike 37 Dorman, Sue 49 Dougherty, Pat 102 Dougherty, Suzanne 37, 149 Dougherty, Terry 61 Downey, Mr. Frank 164 Downs, Mr. John 164 Doyle, Miss Margaret 164 Drescher, Dahn 49, 151 Drew, Rex 37 Driehorst, Danny 20, 102 Driesons, Mrs. Ruth 167 Drobney, Diana 37 Dryden. Kristie 61 Dryer, Miss Beverly 164 Duddy, Anne 37 Dudley. Cheryl 49. 112 Dudley. Cynthia 37 ' Duffy, Eileen 37 Duffy. Kevin 61 Dugan, Dugan, Mike 49 Nancy 37. Dugan, Valerie 20, 149 Duke, Dwayne 20 Duke, Steven 61 Duncan Andy 49 Duncan. Chris 20 Duncan, Cinde 49 Duncan. Terri 37 112,150 Fasula, Gregory 21 Fatigoni. Ray 61 Fay, Jim 61 Fazio. Ann 61 Felder, Cheryl 61 Felix, Liz 49 Felix, Veronica 61 Fellenz, Dennis 49 Fellenz, Joe 49 Feller, Joshua 37, 148, 152, 154 Fellers, Lyn 37 Fernandez. Angelo 49 Fernandez. Simon 37 Ferreira. Tony 37, 154 Ferrin, Kevin 156 Relds, Mrs. Dorothy 164 Helds. Teena 49 Fierros, Norma 37 Riewski, Anna 37 Hncher, Mr. Troy 164 Hnger, Carol 61 Hnger, Nancy 37 Hnger, Naomi 37 Hnk. Frone 61 Rnkelstein. Shari 21, 134, 153 Rnley, Deborah 37 Hnney. Guy 153 Htzgerald, Mary 21 Flaherty. Debbie 37 Flanagan, Lou Ann 49 Flanders. Alene 49 Flanders, Caren 49 Flanders, Cheryl 49 Flanders, Chris 49 Fleishman, Richard 49, 152 Fleishman. Tom 21 Fletcher, Kerry 21 Flinn. Tom 49 Daley, Edward 152 Daniel, Karen 36, 142 Darbonne, Brian 36, 148 Darby. Andrea 60, 148, 156 Darby, Liz ae, 74, 14a, 156 Dattilio, Rick 60 Davidson, Cathy 36 Davidson, Ellery 36 Davidson, Tracey 48 Davis. Barbara 36, 148, 149 Davis, Gary 109 Davis, Howard 60 Davis, Marquee 60 Davis, Mrs. Margaret 167 Davis. Virginia 20 Davy, Davy. Autumn 36, 112, 150 Pam 60, 150 Dawkins, Sandra 20 Day, Mr. Don 164 Day, Robert 61, 105 Dean, Mary 153 De Castro, Marlon 20 De Censo. Mrs. Louise 167 De Forest, Patti 20 De Jerez, Flocio 20, 148 De Koek, Martin 20 De Leon, Dan 37, 152 De Pew, Linda 142, 48 De Roulhac, Darde 20 De Trinidad, Debra 61 Dean, Debra 36 Dean. Mary 20 Delafield. Richard 61 Delgadillo, Laura 48 Denbo, Michael 20 Denbo, Patrick 61 Dendy, Howard 48, 111 Denman. Dale 48. 108 Deserano. Jo 37 Dichter, Carl 48 Didjurgis. Maryann 48 Diehl, Terry 48 Dierken, Mary 20 Dillon. Mrs. Mary Ann 167 Dippold, Mrs. Carol 167 Divell, Doreen 37 Dix, Sharon 20 Dixson. Matthew 37 Dobbs, Allen 48 Dobbs. Kathy 37, 149, 156 Dundas, Edgar 61 Dunnigan, Janet 37, 151 Dunnigan, Mark 20 ' Dunten, Leslie 61. 149 Dupuis, Lisa 49 Duran, Alex 37 Durham, Claudia 20, 153 Durham. Stephanie 49 E Eady, John 37 East, Robbin 61 Eberson, Anitra 61 Eberson, Sben 49 Echols, Julie 20 Edaadie. Orlena 20 Ederer, Ben 61 Edwards, Carol 21 Edwards, Michael 37 Edwards, Ricky 49 Eidelbeig, Sonia 37 Eisweirth. John 37 Eksund, Joni 49 Elay, Mark 105 Elbert, James 21 Ellis, Mr. Clyde 167 Ellis, David 37 Ellis, Mary 49 Emery, Bill 21 Encinas, Carole 61. 156 Endsley, Gary 37 Engels, DeeDee 49 Englebrecht, Mrs. Frances 164 English, Carl 21, 152, 108 English, Lona 61, 142. 156 English, Bill 37. 74, 156 Epperson, Donald 49 Erotas, Wendy 49 Ertel, Shawn 61 Eskew, John 37 Espinoza, Herman 61, 105 Estrada. Pete 61 Estrada, Tini 110, 111. 152 Ethier. Byron 37 Ethier. Gene 49 Ethington, Richard 49 Evernden. Rick 21 Evertsen, Kathy 61 F Fachtmann, Edward 21 Faehl, Jack 21 Faehl, Kay 49 Fagnani, Larry 49 Farence, William 37 A Farman. Jeannie 21 Fast. Linda 61 Flood, Miss Bertha 164 Flores. Larry 37 Flores. Cindi 61 Flores. Leroy 21. 152 Flores, Lorraine 61 Floyd, Mike 21 Foehring, Mrs. Mary 164 Foley, Richard 21 Folks, Mr. Beryl 164 Gentry. Alan 22 George. Lynece 49 Gerard, John 49 Gettings, Mary 58 Geyman, Lisa 49 Gibson. Mark 49 Gibson. Roxanne 49 Gibson. Tom 61 Giddings, Mary 61 Gill. Lydle 37 Gill. Pamela 61 Gillett, Mrs. Mary 167 Gilsdorf, Victor 49 Ginster. Kathryn 22. 72. Ginster. Kris 49. 148 Giordano. Janine 61 Girard. James 49 Glauz, Lorri 49 Glazar, Elaine 61, 156 Glazar, Loraine 37. 156 Glenn. Mitch 37 Glennie. Julie 49 Glennie, Steve 22 Godfrey, Mary 37, 153 Godwin, Patricia 149 Goetz, Robert 22 Goldberg, Gerin 22, 72. 132 Golden. Sandy 49 Goldman, Joele 50 Goldman, John 22, 151 Golleher. Rocky 37 Golleher. Tom 61 Goloskewitsch. Luda 50 Golman. Miss Janet 165 Gomez, Carmen 22 Gonzales Anna 37 Gonzales Bruce 22, 106, 10 Gonzales Cindy 61 Gonzales David 61 Gonzales Ingrid 50 Gonzales. Joseph 22. 152 Gonzales, Kurt 38, 102 Gonzales, Mary 22, 149 Gonzales. Patsy 22 Gonzales, Ruth 50, 156 Gonzalez Arthur 61 Gonzalez Rolando 61 Follett, Miss Wilolo 164 Fortier. Scott 37 Foster, Cindy 46. 49. 130 Foust. Denise 37 Fox, Susan 61 Fox. Teresa 49 Francis. Carla 21 Frazier. Charles 61 Freeman. Sandy 61, 156 Freeman. Terry 34, 37, 154. 155 Frisby, Artie 49 Frisby, Nathan 61. 105 Frost. DeeDee 49 Fugate. Richard 49 Fulcher, Roy 21 Fuller, Carin 21 Fuller. Janet 61 Fuller, Michelle 21 Fumetti. Roxane 49 Fugua. Shiela 61 Furnas. Daryl 37 Furry, Donna 49 Furry, Judith 37. 151 Furry. Susan 61, 151 Goodall. Karen 38. 150. 156 Goodlriend. Paulette 61, 142 Goodson. Jennifer 38 Goodson. Norm 38 Goosic. Denise 38 Goosic. Pamela 22 Gorton, Joel 38 Gose. Linda 38 . Gossard. Bert 50 Goulden. Donna 38 Goutheir, Denise 50 Grabiec. Diana 61 Grant, Eric 38 Grasso. Cece 62 Grasso. Subby 50 Graves, Walter 22 Gray, Mary 50 Green. Cecil 38 Green. Mary 22. 149 Green, Ronald 22 Greene. Peter 62. 105 Greene. Robert 50 Greenwald. Jay 62 Greenwald, Miriam 50 Greenwood. Konnie 50 Gregg. John 22. 148 Greig. Stephan 22 G Gabardi, Patti 21. 149 Gagnon. Carol 21 Gagnon, Norman 61 Gaillard, Jacqueline 49 Galas, Ken 21. 77, 152 Garcia. Annette 37 Garcia. George 21, 152 Garcia. Gilbert 37, 72. 152, 154 Garcia. Julio 61 Garcia. Nathaniel 37 Gardner. Mrs. Janice 165 Garfield, Laurie 49 Garlington, Linda 61 Garrity. Mr. James 165 Garrity. Mark 61 Garrity. Mary 49 Gates. Cindy 37. 135 Gates. Janet 61 Gau. James 22 Gaudette. Nancy 37 Gaulke. Marian 37 Gavin. Rose 37 Geare, Victoria 22 Grodnick, Roni 22. 153 Grodnick, Todd 38. 102. 156 Groom James 22 Grzasko. Gerard 62 Grzasko. Lola 50 Guaderrama. Caroline 38. 151 153 Guerena. Rosalinda 62 Guggisberg. Greg 22. 112 Gumm. Mike 50 Gumm. Steve 22 Gurcius. Ricky 22 Gusich. Ricky 22 Gusich. John 38. 148 Guthrie. Olivia 50 Gutierrez. Kathy 62 Guy. Paula 151 Gwillim. Sandy 50. 156 Haas. Marilyn 38, 74. 154. 156 Hack, Gail 62 Hackett. Mr. Hugh 134. 153 8 Index Hagadorn. Nancy 62 Hahn, Norma 62, 149 Hall, David 23 Hall, George 50 Hall, Randy 50 Hall, Terri 62, 142 Hallberg, Jill 38, 151 Halsey, Cynthia 38 Halverson, Lynn 50 Hamic. Edmund 38 Hamic. Rory 62 Hamlyn, Harry 50 Hammond, Ray 23 Hammonds, Judy 50 Hammons, Erin 62 Hanan, Dorothy 50 Hancock, Dan 38 Hancock, David 50 Hankins, Margaret 23 Hankins, Mike 50 Hankins. Sandi 62 Hannar. Leslie 38 Hansen, Carol 23, 153, 154, 142 Hansen, Joan 50 Hansen, Jon 38 Hansen, Joy 50, 150 Hansen. Kara 38, 34, 156 Hansen. Pat 62 Hansen, Sara 23 Harder, Diane 62 Harder, Lorelei 38, 142 Hardy, Debbie 62 Harer, John 50 Harder, Paul 38, 142, 154 Hargrove, Christine 50 Hargrove. Kathy 38 Harmon, Kenny 62 Harper, Don 23, 72, 152. 153 Harper, Mark 38 Harrington, Dave 38 Harrington, Mike 23 Harrington, Shirley 62 Harris, Eddie 38 Harris, Jeri 50 Harris, Glen 38 Harrison, Mrs. Georgeanna 167 Harrison. James 62 Han, Rayan 23 Hart, Yolanda 38 Hartley, Ron 38, 106, 108 Harvey. Nancy 62, 156 Harvey, Patrick 50, 152 Hasenstab, John 62 Hassell. Tami 62 Hassen. Ted 62 Hatfield, Bob 38 Havey, Mike 38 Hawking, David 23 Hawkins. Cindy 62 Q Hawthorne, Mrs. Debbie 167 Hayes, Bertha 149 Hayes. Theodore 38 Heaps, Allen 38 Heavin, Dena 23 Heckenberg, Darla 38 Heckler, Mrs. Rita 165 Heeter, Paul 62 Hegel, Sandy 50 Hein, Curtis 23 Hein. John 151 Held, Michele 50 Helvie, Dennis 38, 156 Hemphilo, Dave 23, 151 Henderson. Julie 62 Henderson. Michael 23 Hendricks, Ben 62 Hendricks, Leslie 62, 156 Henning, Bill 23, 152. 108, 106 Henrich, Chris 62 Herbert, John 50 Herl. Kim 62 Herman, Connie 50 Herman. Joan Hernandez, Daniel'50 Hernandez. Sandy 62 Herold. Lisa 62 Herrera. Debra 23. 151 Herro, Kahlil 50. 111 Hetz. David 50 Hetz. Vicki 23. 153 Heun. Charles 62 Hickman. Ernest 23 Hickman. Roxane 50 Hickman. Susan 50 Hicks. John 23, 148. 152. 153 Hicks, Mrs. Shirley 167 Hicks. Leslie 50 196 Index Hill. Connie 23, 135 Hill, Mr. John 165 Hillhouse, Renee 62 Himebaugh, Melody 50 Hitchcock, Marie 23 Hitterman, Stephanie 23 Hixson, Chester 50 Hobaica, Dan 34, 38, 152, 156 Hobaica, Lisa 62 Hobbs. Geri 50 Hodge, Pamela 23 Hodge, Terry 50 Hodges, Rich 50 Hoel, Mr. Eugene 165 Hogan. Kelley Hohn, Lori 62 Hoiness, Dean 50 Hojem, Tim 62 Holbrook, Deborah 23, 151 Holland. Randolph 23 Holland, Rick 24 Holley, Skip 38, 148. 156 Holmes, Gayla 38 Holmquist, Anna 62, 58. 149, 156 Holtz, Eric 38 Holz, Frederick 38, 112 Hoover, Shawne 62 Horning, Duane 62. 109 House, Sheila 50, 153 Howard, Robert 38 Howe, Steve 62 Howell, Arlo 62 Johnson . Beverly 62 Johnson, Carolyn 63, 149 Johnson. Mr. Clarence 165 Johnson, Daneanne 149 Johnson, Dave 39 Johnson, Mr. Don 103, 165 Johnson. Frank 24 Johnson, Gary 51 Johnson, Judith 24 Johnson, Randy 63, 105 Johnson. Mr, Ralph 165 Johnson, Rick 39, 148, 154 Johnson, Robbie 39, 111 Johnson . Shari 51, 150 Johnston, Joanne 63 Johnston, John 63 Jones, Charles 51, 111 Jones, Debbie 39 Jones, Elizabeth 51 Jones, Kristi 24 Jones, Lori 51 Jones, Linda 39 Jones, Rick 51, 104, 107, 108 Jones, Robert 63 Jones, Stacy 63 Jones, Stephen 63, 111, 105 Jones, Terry 24 Jones, Tracy 24 Joplin, Gwen 63, 148 Joralmon, Linda 24 Joralmon, Nancy 39 Jordan, Jordan. Betsy 112 Elizabeth 58. 63 Kokali, Mary 25 Kong, Cecelia 25 Koonse. Ben 39 Kopchak, John 51, 104 Koth, Jett 63 Koth, Randy 51 Krah, Cindy 39 Krah, Ricky 51 Krawczyk, Bonnie 51 Krepper, Marie 51 Krewsky, Paul 39 Kridler, Dan 39 Kridler, Kelly 51 Krueger, Cheryl 63 Krueger, John 25 Kruehnle. Bill 51, 152 Kuester, Mace 63, 105 Kuhn, Mrs. Bonnie 165 Kunselman. Beth 39, 148 Kwong. Bella 63 Kwong, Verena 39 L L'Ecuyer, Jeanine 51 La Borde, Robert 51 Laizure, Patricia 25, 135 Lamb, Melody 25 Landis, Robert 25 Landrum, Paula 51 Lane, Danny 156 Lang, Pat 58 Howell, Mr. Harold 165 Howell, Patti 38, 156 Howell, Steven 24 Hoyt, Susan 50 Hrenchir. Carolyn 38 Hubbard, Robert 50 Hude, John 62 Hudson, Randy 50, 148 Hudson, Vicki 50 Hull, Darryl 62 Huff, Lee 38, 154 Huff, Harold 50 Huff, Kenneth 50 Hutt, Mr. Serge 165 Huff, Steve 24 Huffaker, Mary 62, 156 Hulen. Kathy 50 Humble. James 50, 150, 154. 155 Humphries, Elizabeth 24, 149 Hunt. Joe 38 Hunt, Roseanna 24 Huskey. Jett 51 Hutcherson. Mr. Charles 111, 165 Hutchinson, Bill 62 Hutchinson, Ed 38 Hutchinson, Bill 38, 149 Hyde, John 62 I lhms, Timothy 51 lles. Bob 62. 105 lnancsi, Mary Jo 62 lndorf, Adele 51 lnman, Bobbi 62, 156 Irvine, Patrick 38, 152, 154 lsh, Susan 24 lson. Mollie 51 lto. Rod 51 J Jachino, Jim 38 Jackovich, Roxane 51 Jackson, Joe 51, 104, 152 Jackson, Lucy 38 Jackson, Michele 62 Jackson, Renee 38 Jackson, Rick 51. 104 Jackson, Roy 62 Jackson, Theresa 24. 134 Jackway, Ronald 38 Jordan, Mrs. Eugenia 165 Jordan, Marguerite 51 Joseph, Larry 63 Journell, Scot 39 Joyce, Jeffrey 24 Judd, Kenny 63 Judd, Wendy 39, 142 K Kaigler, Kent Kamarata, Howard 51 Kane, Melanie 51, 112 Kane, Thomas 51 'Kashmerick, Kirk 63, 105, 109 Kayga, Lindalee 24 Kegley, Ernest 154 Keith, Cynthia 51 Keizer, Richard 24 Kellett, Brian 39 Kellett, Cathy 51 Kellett, Evie 63 Kenneally, Debra 24 Kennelly, Jim 39 Kennelly, Kathy 24 Kenny, Dennis 51 Keown, Debbie 24, 149 Kepner, Mary 39 Kepner, Susan 63 Kerlin, George 63 Kerlin, Marty 51, 108 Kerr, David 24 Kettman, Ralph 63 Kidd, Brenda 51 Kiley, Melissa 51 King, Dora 51, 142 King, Mike 63 King, Pam King, Rhonda 63 Kingan, Tracy 24 Kingsland, Julie 39 Kioski, Clare 39. 154 Kirk, Jamie 39, 150 Kirk, Perri 25 Kirkpatrick, Cindy 39, 153 Kish, Mark 63 Kittrell, Kim 39 Kittrell, Vickie 51 Klein, Janice 34, 39 Klein. Joellyn 142 ' Kline, Michael 39, 111, 152 Lange. Philip 25 Langley, Jeff 63 Lanning, Devin 51 Lansing, Jo n 25 Lansing, Nona 39, 151. 153 Larkins. Karla 51, 156 Larson, Doug 63, 112 Lasley, Anita 63 Laughlin, Jennifer 39 Laveer, Mark 51 Lavelle, Carrie 25 Lavery, Brian 63 Law, Jerry 25 Lawlor, Betsy 63 Lawrence, Arthur 63 Lawrence, Colleen 25 Lazar, Richard 63 Lazok, Cheryl 51 Leach, Greg 39 Leach, Maggie 63 Leach, Valerie 51 Leavitt, Avear 63 Leavitt, Debra 51 Leavitt, Edward 25 Leavitt, Mark 63 Leckington. Lori 63 L'Ecuyer, Larry 63 Lee, Douglas 25 Lee, Larry 63, 105 Leeper, Carrie 51 Lelever, Steve 51 Legge, Carol 63 Legge, Linda 52 Legon, Grant 109 Lehker, Ann 25 Lehker, Bill 52 Lehr, Jason 63 Leitheit, Dawn 39 Leinen. Bonnie 39 Leister, Randall 39 l.entz, Lisa 34, 39. 153, 154 Leos, Anna 156 Leos, John 104, 111 Lester, Jane 52 Levie, Darwin 39, 111, 152 Levie, Tonya 52 Levy. Edward 25, 153 Lewis, Charlie 39 Lewis lrvan 34, 39 Lewis Peggy 46. 52, 148 Lewis Lewis Mickey 63, 109 Shelly 39, 151, 154 Jacott. Lonnie 38 Jacott, Veronica 62. 150 James, Nicholas 62 Jameson, Warren 62 Jarnagin, Leslie 62 Jasso. Joann 51 Jeans, Michael 24 Jepson, Mr. Carl 165 Jenkins. Evelyn 24. 151 Jennings, John 24 Jimenez, Roseanna 51 Jimenez. Steve 39 Johns. Tim 51 Klinger, Klinger, Michele 25 Sandra 39 Knaphus, Heather 63 Knapp, Jolynn 63 Knight, Carl 39 Knight, Kim 63 Knight, Terrie 51 Knox, Dottie 51 Knox, Scott 25, 102 Kobold. Koelsch. Barbara 39 Joan 51, 148, 150 Kogianes, Kristy 51, 156. 150 Kokali, Liz 51, 150 Llewellyn, Mickey 63 Ligon, Grant 63 Liljedahl, Maida 63 Lilledahl, Carla 52 Lilly, Chris 25 l.ing, Pat 63. 149 Ling, Robert 52 Linkner, Andrew 52 Lipman, Leland 25. 74, 156 Lipman, Mike 52 Little, Gai 59, 63 Little. Johnny 63 Little, Nanette 39, 149 Little, Lee 39, 156 l.ittier, Jean 39, 130, 155 Littler, Pamela 25. 151 Livensparger, Lisa 52 Ljubicich. Mr. Tony 165 Llewellyn, Debra 39, 149 Lobato. Debbie 52 Locke, Mrs. Grace 165 Lommen, Grace 39 Long, Jeff 39, 111 Martini, Misti 26 Martinka. Kim 64 Marutz, Joann 46, 52 Marx, David 40, 111, 112 Mason, Jan 64 Massey, Randy 64 Massey, Sheryl 52 Mastrapasqua, Joe 64 Matthews, Mr. Reg 165 Mattox, Linda 64 Moeur, Kelly 64 Mohr, Dave 64 Mohr, Re DECCB 54 Mohr, Terry 64 Moleterno, Ann 40 Moleterno, Ray 64 Monacelli, Paul 64 Montague, Mark 40 Montgomery, Tresa 53 Mooney, Ron 40 Luper, Long, Mark 52 Lonnie, Paula 63 Lopez, l.opez. Lopez. Lopez. Lopez, Lopez. Lopres Anita 63 Christine 52 Marcelino 52 Richard 39, 102, 104 Robert 52 Tony 152 ti, Tom 39 Lorent, Scott 63, 109 Losey, Loudy, Lowe, Lowe, Lower Monica 52 Jim 52 Pamela 52 Tom 63 Robert 39 154, 155, 155 Lown,'Gary 39 v Lucas Dan 39 Luna, 'Eddie 25 Luna, Gilbert 52 Lundgren, Mr. Orra 65 Mickey 39, 149 Matyas, Eddie 26 Matyas, Hal 64 Maxey, Mr. Ray 104 Maxwell, Nancy 52, 149 Mays, Edwin 40 Mazer, Margie 26 Mazer, Robert 64 Mc Andrew, Peggy 64 Mc Avoy, Mathew 52 Mc Broom. Amy 64 McBroom, Monte 26, 72, 102, 152 Mc Cabe, Anne 40, 153 Mc Caleb, Theresa 52 McCampbell, Duncan 52 McCampbell, Duff 64 McCampbell, Sarah 26, 148 McCardle, Kim 64 McCaw, Bill 26, 110 McClanahan, Denise 156 McClure, Mark 52 McConkey, Laurel 52, 156 Lusk, Dean 63 Lusk, Johanna 25, 148, 149, 153 McCreary, Cathy 40 McCue, Patrick 64, 112 Moore, Mrs. Annalee 167 Moore, Christopher 27 Moore, Jennifer 64 Moore. Leonard 65, 105 Moorhead. Steve 53 Moran, Mike 40 Moreno, David A. 58, 65, 105 Moreno, David P, 27 Morin, Dianne 53 Morris, Marianne 65 Morris, Nancy 53 Morris, Patricia 27 Morris, Ray 40 Morrison, Brenda 27 Morse, Pam 40 Mosby, Mrs. Margaret 165 Moskovitz, Dan 65, 112 Moskovitz, Mike 40 Motta, Ana 27, 149, 154 Mulhern, Mary 65 Mull. Janelle 65 Mullen, Dorothy 40 Mullen, Mary 40, 150 O'Brien. Margaret 53 O'Brien. Stacey 40 O'Connell. Mona 27 O'Day. Larry 65 O'Day, Roger 40 O'Rourke. Emily 40 Odell. Jim 27, 102, 152 Odell, Ron 53. 152 Olea. Nancy 53. 150 Olin. Dan 40, 142 Olin. David 53. 107, 108 Oliphant. David 40 Oliver. David 53 Oliver, Joye 53 Olson. Cheryl 65 Olson. Cory 40 Olson. Janet 27, 149 Olson, Jerry 40. 154 Opitz, John 27 Oreck, Bennet 65. 152 Oreck. Claudia 34, 41, 148, 156 Orkwiszewski. Michele 53 Ornelas. Kathy 41 Orta, Pete 65 Ortiz. Carmen 65 Ortiz. Deanna 41 Ortiz, Eddie 102. 152 Ortiz, Stella 53 Ortiz. Leo 65 Orzel. Jane 34. 41. 112. 150 Orzel. Mary 65. 112 Lyens. Jim 64. 105 Lyman, Joseph 25 Lyman, Kathy 64 Lynam, Erin 39 Lyons, Cindy 64 Lyons, George 52 Lyons, Jon 64 Lyons, Julie 25, 156 Mac Gregor, Charles 64 Mac Int re John 148 McDermott, Pat 52 McDonald, Kathy 40, 154 McFarland, Cindy 40, 130 McGan, Eileen 26 McGan, Frank 40 McGill, Donna 52 McGregor, Cheryl 26 McHeary, Laurena 153 Mclntire, Dori 40 McKechnie, Rhonda 26 McLaughlan, Margie 64 McLean, Bobby 52 McLean, Robin 40 Mullins, Stephanie 65 Murless. Beth 27, 134 Murphy, Dee Dee 65 Murphy. Kevin 40 Murphy, Steve 65 Myers, Allen 65, 112 Myers, Dana 27. 130. 155 Myers, Kenneth 53 Myhand. Ron 65 N Nanny, Phil es Y . Mac lntyre, Karen 64, 148 Macchione, Larry 25, 153 Maciel, Charles 52, 108 Maciel, Yolanda 25. 149 Mack, Alvis 52 Mack, Garry 52 Mack. Larry 52 Madden, Carl 52 Maertz, Carolyn 64 Magana, Elizabeth 40 Magnan, Shelly 40, 149 Mahoney, Faith 40, 149 Malcom, Brenda 52 Malcom, Sally 64 Maldonado, Sandie 52 Mallicoat, Karin 52 Malone. Joella 26 Mancell, Deborah 26, 153 Mancell, John 52 Mancini, Shelley 64 Mangam, David 40 Mangino, Cyndi 40. 156 Manley, Micheal 26, 152 Manley. Tina 58, 64 McMaken, Michele 52 McMillen, Karleen 26, 153, 156 McMurray, Tom 52 McNeely. Steve 40 McNeil, Cindy 52 McQueen. David 64, 105 Megahy. Don 40 Melendrez, Pati 40 Merva, Linda 40 Merva, Michele 52 Merva, Steve 64 Messina, Heidi 40 Messner, Mark 64 Messner, Tom 52 Metelski, Sandra 26, 150, 112 Naegle. Mr. Conrad 165 Nancarrow, Charles 27. 151 Nancarrow, Dale 149 Nanda. Anil 53. 112 Nantz, Liz 53 Nappa, Ernanuelle 40 Nathan. Robert 65. 112 Naughton, Mary 27 Navage, Chris 53 Neal. Victor 40 Neale. David 27 Nedrow. Chuck 27 Nedrow, Randy 53. 112 Neil, Susan 53. 153 Neldon, Craig 40 Manso Manza ur, Mr. John 165 nedo, Esther 64 Marble. Kevin 52 Marco. Chris 40 Meyers, Adrienne 64 Middleton, Margaret 52 Mieduch, Allison 52 Mieduch, Jacki 40 Migliaccio, Steve 64 Mihelich, Dorette 52, 154 Milan, Robin 52 Milardo, Sharon 52 Milford, Jeanette 40, 149 Milford, Micky 40, 102. 152 Milford, Susan 52, 148 Millar, Jim 64 Miller, Amy 26, 135, 153 Nelson, Carolyn 27, 72. 134 Nelson, Dave 40 Nelson, Elizabeth 65 Nelson. Scott 65 Nepsky. Neil 40. 111 Newell, Casey 53 Newell. Debbie 53 Newman, Andy 40 Ng, Jerry 27. 112. 153. 156 Ng, Lucy ss. 149. 151, 156 Nicholas, Danny 111 Nicholas. Gary 53 Nicholas, Pam 65 Marco. Connie 64 Marco, Thomas 26 Marconnet, Debbie 64 Marker. Jon 64 Markley, Barbara 64 Marquez. Fred 64 Marshall Debbie 64 Marshall, Kaylene 64 Marshall, Mr. Robert 165 Marshall. Steven C. 64 Marshall Steven P. 64 Marti, kevin 40, iso. 152. 154 Martin, Cammy 64 Manin, Yolanda 64 Miller. Anna 26 Miller, Anthony 52 Miller, Ashley 26 Miller, Cheryl 26, 149 Miller, Craig 102, 104 Miller, Denise 26 Miller, Miss Diane 165 Miller, George 27 Miller, Jim 40, 155 Miller, Karen 27 Miller, Lynda 53 Miller, Roberta 64 Miller, Ron 108 Miller, Scott A. 40, 108 Miller, Scott D. 64 Miller, Timothy 64 Miller, Tracy 27 Miller, Wendy 53 Mister, Andreana 64 Mitcham, Jennifer 53 Martineq, Alfred 64 Martinez Connie 26 Martinez Estella 64 Martinez, Jesse 40 Martinez, Linda 64 Martinez, Mike 52 Martinez. Priscilla 40 Martinez Ray 52 Martinez Rita 52 Mitchell. Cindy 64 Moats, Gregory 27, 154 Moe, Karl 40, 142 Nichols, Theresa 53 Nichta. Tom 53 Nickerson, Anthony 53 Nierzwicki. Jean 27 Nierzwicki. Tom 53 Nixon. Valerie 65 Noack. Johnnie 53 Noble. Louis 65 Nobles, Tracy 27 Nolan, Corinne 40 Norman. Kelly 53 Norman, Timothy 53 Normandin. Steve 53 Norzagaray. Ralph 65 Nowak, Mike 40 Nyssen, Mark 53. 112 O'Bannon, Glenn 40. 154. 155. 150 O'Brian. Colleen 65 O'Brien. Jeame 53 O'Brien. Kathy 40. 150 Osborne. Roosevelt Jr. 65 Oskerson, Daniel 41 Owen, John 58. 65, 109 Owens. Jay 41 Owens. Jeffrey 65. 105 Owens. Rickey 53. 104. 108 P Paoelli, Linda 41 Pahl, Cindy 53. 148 Palmer, Frances 53 Page, Mr. Forrest 165 Paquette. Gerry 41. 111, 154 Parenti. Debra 65 Park. Bryan 53 Park, Neal 41 Parsons, Anne 53 Parsons, Polly 28, 112 Partlowe. Becky 41 Parscarella, Tana 28 Passage. Glen 65 Patterson. Sam 102. 104 Patterson. Teresa 41 Pattini, Zaira 65. 151 Pattison. Elizabeth 53 Pattison. James 65 Paty, Kelly 65 Paty, Kimberlee 41 Paul. Kevin 53. 152 Pauley. Melissa 65 Paulsen. Diane 65 Pavatea. Dorothea 65 Payton. George 53. 111. 104 Peachey. Penny 41. 150. 156 Peachey. Tim 102 Pearce. John 28. 151. 154 Pearce, Shirley 53 Pearcy. Tim 53 Pearson. Judy 65 Peck, Mike 28 Peck, Randy 53 Peebles. Miss Shirley 167 Peeples. Marty 65 Pelletier, Bill 41 . Pena. Christine 53 Pence. Mrs. Jeanne 165 Pennartz. Mark 53. 104. 152 Pentkowski. Juli 53 Pentkowski. Tina 28 Pepiton. Linda 53 Perea. Patty 65 Perea. Rebecca 28. 151 Perez. Cecilia 41 Perez. Debbie 41. 148. 151 Perez. Steve 65 Perrin. Vonda 53. 142 Pete. Tracy 53 Petersen, Terry 28 Peterson. Cindy 53. 148 Peterson. Denise 41 Peterson. Stephen 53 Peterson. Tracy 53 Petrytus. Gary 53 Petrytus. Vickie 41 Phelps. Kip 53. 150. 108. 152 Index 197 - Philabaum, Mr. Richard 165 Phillips, Alecia 65 Phillips, Cherie 54 Phillips, Garry 65, 105 Phillips, Mark 54 Phippeny, Patty 65 Pierce, Paul 54 Pinkava, Kitty 54, 150 Pinson, Jim 54 Pizzi, Tom 41, 154 Poleeson, Robert 41 Poleeson. Sandra 28, 149 Pollock, Maura 54. 156 Polyak, Faye 41 Polyak, Glenn 54 Poorman. Valerie 41 Porter. John 65 Porter, Melanie 54 Porter, Scottie 41 Powell, Cynthia 28 Powell, Frances 54 Powell, Jenifer 28 Powell, Kelcy 65 POS8Il, Louis 41 Prather, Miss Priscilla 165 Prazak, Jeffrey 65, 148 Stone, Carol 43 Presley. Sheila 54 Price. Teresa 54 Prince. Rickey 41 Propati, John 65, 105, 109. Prosise, Bob 54 Ptolemy, Anne 54 Ptuyac, Jan 41 Pugh, Cathy 54, 156 Puliins. Kevin 54, 104 Pulsipher. Judy 28 Puma, Lisa Purcell, Mark A. 54 Purcell, Mark S. 41 Purcell. Mike 41, 102 Quirino. Irene 65 R Raab, Mrs. Helen 167 Rabinowitz, Mike 28 Radford, Don 65 Ram, Tracy 41 Rarney. Richard 41, 142 Ramirez, Arthur 41 Ramirez, Mary 28 Ramirez. Rudy 41, 102, 104 Rand, Elise 28 Randell. Steve 54 Randolph, John 65 Randolph, Laura 54 Raner. Mary 54 Ranshaw, Mr. Ed 165 Ratlifl, Donna 54 Flatlifl. Kenneth R. 65 Ratlifl, Kenneth W. 28, 151 Ray, Debbie 54 -Reagon, Don 65 Reck. Melissa 54 Reed. Bryan 41 Reed. John 41 Reed, Sherry 54 Rees, Karen 28 Reese, Anna 54 Reever, Mark 28. 152 Regalado, Julian 54 Rehm. Lee 65 Reilly, Dan 54 Reindl, Debbie 54 Reisdorph, Cindy 54. 142 Rell, Yvette 66 Rencehausen, Karen 41 Rencehausen, Sandy 66 Renegar. Darlene 41 Renegar, Lynn 54 Reyes. Lupita 41. 156 Rhoades. Richard 28 Rhue. Carolyn 28. 150 Rice. Becky 28 Rich. Frank 66 Richards. Rhonda 54 Richards. Bob 41. 154 Richards. Terri 41. 153 Richardson. Eva 28 Richardson, Harold 28 152 Richardson. Jeff 54, 108. 152 Richardson. Nancy 41 Riddle. Vicky 28 Riegel. Becky 54 198 Index Rios, Arthur 66 Risner, Susan 41 Ritacco. Monica 66 Ritter, John 41, 74 Rivera, Ronald 66, 102, 152 Roach, Kathy 54 Robb, John 54 Robbins, Dave 54 Robbins. Steven 66 Roberts, Cheron 54 Roberts. Cheryl 54 Roberts, Debra 28 Roberts, Sherry 66 Roberts, Terry 66 Robertson. Jim 66 Robinson, Mr. Bud 165 Robinson, Cindy 54 Robinson, Mr. Harold 165 Robinson, Wendy 29 Robnett. David 66 Robnett, Robert 29 Roche, Mr. Fred 165 Rockwell, Bob 54 Rodriquez, Louis 66 Rodriquez, Tony 54 Rogers, Brenda 54 Rogers, Gregg 41 Rogers, Robyn 29, 156 Roggin, Fred 41, 102 Rolan, Jeff 54, 107, 108 Rolan, Richard 29 Rollins, Debbie 66 Roman, Dirk 41 Roman, Michelle 66 Romero, Irene 54 Romero, Vicky 54 Romo, Mr. Alfred 165 Rooth, Bruce 54 Rosas, Socorro 66 Rose, Mr. Sims 166 Rosenthal, Mike 41 Ross, Dwayne 29, 152, 153, 156 Ross, Jacque 41 Rossiter, Berlin 41 Royden, Robert 29 Ruben. Dana 29, 149 Rubio, Antonio 105 Ruby, Melissa 66 Ruiz, Bonita 54 Runyon, Michael 66 Rupcich, Mike 105 Russell. David 41 Russell, Joyce 41 Russell. Randy 66 Russo, Mary 41, 151 Ryan, Michael 34, 41, 74, 156 Rysso, Patty 54, 130, 150 Sabin, Mike 54 Sabin, Terry 41 Sas, Warren 66 Satina, Mrs. Wilhemina 166 Saucido, Frances 166 Saunders, Mr. John 166 Savage, Barbara 42 Savage, Wendy 55 Savarese, Mark 29, 102, 152, Sawyer, Alan 29 Sawyer, Pamela 29, 151 Saylor. Bobby 55 Schacht, Shari 42, 151 Schaler, Paula 29 Schaub, Lowell 42 Schell, Linda 55, 156 Scheuring, Brian 66 Scheuring, Paul 42 Schildts, Dan 42 Schildts, Laurie 66 Schlimgen, Julie 66 Schimidt, Susan 29 Schmieder, Laura 29, 151 Schmieder, Paula 55 Schmitt, Cheri 55, 156 Schneider, Joseph 112 Schneider, Mike 66, 111 Schotz, Jeffry 55 Schroeder, Robert 66 Schroeder, Tom 42 Schumaker, Terri 42 Schutte, Beverly 66 Schutte, Donna 29, 149, 153 Schutte, Laurie 42, 149 Scofield, Mrs. Laura 167 Scott, Lisa 66 Scott, Mr. Sam 166 Scott, Sue 55, 148 Scrivens, Scrivens. Scrivens, Kimberly 29 Richele 66, 148 Terri 42, 142, 148 Secker, Vincent 29 Seifert, David 42 Seifert, Lisa 55 Seifman, Mrs. Frances 166 Seldon. Debbie 55 Senatro, Connie 55 Senior, Ron 55, 148 Sepich, Linda 29, 151 Serpa, Paul 66, 105 Sexton, Sandy 66 Shackelford, David 42 Shackelford, Randy 55 Shaffer, Denise 42 Shaffer, Kim 66 Shanks, Alane 55 Shannon, Christopher 42 Shapiro, Lawrence 42 Shaw, Christopher 66 Shaw, Danny 42 Shaw, Steve 55, 111 Shawl, Debbie 66 Shea, Philip 66 Shearer, David 42 Sachan, Tanni 54 Salazar, Daniel 29 Salazar, Delbert Mr. 166, 105 Salazar, Guy 66 Salazar, Loretta 66 Salazar, Raymond 41 Salazar, Steven 42, 104 Sallee. Kevin 54 Salterberg, Bill 66 Samples, Randy 66 Samuel, Archie 54 Sanchez, David 29, 152, 152, 102 Sanchez, Diana 42, 152 Sanchez, Becky 42 Sanchez, Rose 66 Sander, Cendy 29, 151 Sander, Julie 42 Sander, Nancy 66 Sanders, Mike 54 Shedd, Robby 42, 152, 154 Sheets, Mr. Kris 166 Shellans, Mike 142 Shelley, Erin 55 Shepard, Cindy 42 Shepard, Mr. Martin 166, 103 Sherman, Trisha 55 Sherrill. Denise 42, 130 Shields, Lonzo 55 Shindell, Steve 42, 34, 150, Shipley, Lana 55 Shipley, Sheri 29 Shipp, Rhoda 66 Shortridge. Richard 42 Siebenman, Mrs. Jeanne 166 Siegler, Susan 42, 34, 153 Sigrist, Ron 55 Silber. Louis 55 Silva, Anthony 29 Sanderson, Robin 66 Sanderson, Sandy 42 Sandman, Cindy 42, 153, 149 Sandman, Peggyann 54 Sandoval, Sylvia 54 Sandoval, Valerio 42 Sanidad, Elisabeth 29 Sankovich, Darla 42, 156. 154 Sanner, Bob 66 Santo, Maria 66 Sapien, Bea 66 Sappenfield, Mr, George 166 Sargent, Terry 66 Saroka, Bob 105 Sarver, David 54 Sas. Ken 55 Simmons Mark 42 Simmons Steve 55, 152 Simpson, Alicia 42 Simpson, Cindy 42 Simpson, Donys 29 Simpson, Jeff 55 Simpson, Margaret 30, 149 Simpson, Vicki 30, 151 Sizemore, Sally 66, 149 Sizemore, Sandra 42, 153 Skaggs, Christel 42, 130. 14 Skeffington, Ronald 55 Smallwood, Martha 30, 149 Smith, Brad 42 Smith. Carl 66 Smith, Cynthia 55 152 9, 1 153 Smith, Smith, David 66 Dee 66 Smith, Dede 66, 112, 113 Smith, Mr. Larry 166 Smith, John 42 Smith, Kelly 66, 58 Smith, Kenny 66 Smith, Linnea 55 Smith, Lorrain 30 Smith, Lynn 55 Smith, Many 42, 102 Smith, Marty 55, 103 Smith, Nancy 42 Smith, Orien 66 Smith, Patricia 66 Smith, Randy 55 Smith, Scott 66 Smith, Steven 66, 105 Smith, Susan 30 Snyder. Brenda 42 Snyder, Diana 42, 74 Sodders, Brenda 30 Sodders, Lawanna 42 Solomon, Terri 67 Soo Hoo, Joyce 30 Sorenson, Dennis 55 Sorenson, Nancy 55 Soroka, Jeff 42 Soroka, Robert 67 Solo, Yolanda 42 Souza, Joe 67 Sowden, Karen 67 Spain, Spangl Spicer. Spisz, Spisz, Spitz. Barbara 67 er, Janis 42 Cynthia 67 Barbara 42 Robert 67 Walter 42 Springer. Billy 67, 105 Springer, Cindy 42 Stafteldt, Linda 42 Staffeldt, Randy 151 Stagne r, Steve 55, 104 Stallings. Tom 67, 112 Stanfield, Abraham Mr. 166, 112, Stanke, Lorelie 55 Stanley, Carolyn 67 Stanley. Faye 42 Stanley, Elizabeth 42, 153 Stava, Greg 67 Stearman. Stephanie 30 Steed, Frank 55 Steger, Brian 30 Steger, Bruce 67 Stein, Mary 42 Stein, Michael 42. 148 Stein, Stein, Randy 149 Bob 67, 109 Stein, Tom 55 Sternke, Shirley 30, 151 Stetson, Susan 30 Stevens, Arabth 55, 148, 151 Stevens . E. J. 55 Stevens, Steve 67 Stevens, Linda 30 Stevens, Terri 30, 148 Stevenson, Lloyd 152, 152, 102 Stevenson, Randall 30, 152, 152 Stewart. Dorene 30 Stewart. Jacqueline 55 Stewart, Mary 67 Stewart, Patti 30, 150 Stewart, Robert Mr. 166 Steyaert. Richard 67 Stinson, Diana 43, 34, 156, 154 Stinson, Thomas 42 Stitl, Mr. James 166 Stitt, Melody 55 Stitl, Rick 67 Stomber g, Roderick 30 Stonecipher, Lori 67 Stonecipher, Rhonda 30 Storck, Stovall David 43 . Linda 67 Strandt, Sue 30 Strayer, Jacqueline 43, 149 Strayer, Ron 55, 152, 104 Stroud, Collie 55 Stroud, Dianne 43 Stoud, Randy 43 Stroud. Richard 67, 112 Stubbs, Brenda 43, 154. 149 Sturzenburg. Debbie 67 Sturzenburg, Ken 43 Summitt, Dave 55 Susie. Marianne 30. 153 113 1 Sustaita, Joe 67, 105 Sustek, Rick 55 Sutko, Terri 30 Sblveet, Barry 43, 154 Slvetnam, Barry 67 Slvindle, Pat 55 Swords, Kathy ao, 151 Szeto, Kelly 43 T Tabeek, Jana 55 Tabeek, Theresa 43 Taborda, Maurice 55, 104 Tafoya, Marianne 55, 153 Tait, Cindy 55, 150 Talley, Steven 55 Tam, David 55 Tam, Jenny 43 Tang, Tony 43 Tanner, Dawn 67 Tanner, Jennellen 30 Tartaglio, Pamela 67 Tate, Sandy 67 Taylor, Cindy 55, 150, 153, 156 Taylor, Fred 43 Taylor, James 30, 151 Tefeniller, Richard 31, 156 Telles, Ricky 102, 152 Tennen, Marta 43 Teodora, Ann 43 Terzich, Mark 31, 106, 108. Terzich, Nick 43 Testa, Diane 43, 151 Teters, David 43 Thies, Mr. Craig 104, 166 Thomas. Kiana 31, 74 Thomas, Larry 55 Thomas, Retha 148 Thomas, Richard 67 Thomas, Russell 105 Thompson, Ann 31 Thompson, Diana 43 Thompson, Russell 67, 109 Thompson, Stan 43, 102 Thorn, Cheryl 55, 104. 142 Thornburg, Bruce 31 Thornton, Karen 31, 151 Thurston, Jamie 67, 58 Tibbett, Mike 55 Tiffany, Valerie 43, 149 Tillotson, Bev 43, 151 Timberlake, Anne 67 Tisdale, James 43 Tison, Donald 55 Tobin, Chuck 55 Tohurst, Cathy 43 Tolhurst, Steve 31, 102. 152 Toms, Malcolm 67 Tomson, Cynthia 56 Tomson, Robert 67, 105 Torrence, Mr. Dale 166 Torres, Debbie 67 Torres, Frank 31 Torres, Gabriel 56 Torres, Jennifer 43 Tourville, Theresa 31, 153 Tourville, Tom 56 Trotter, Sandra 43 Trowbridge, Mary 67 Truett, James 67 Trujillo, Mrs. Roberta 166 Tsutsumida, Eric 43, 154, 155, 156 Tucker, Cheryl 31 Tucker, Sheri 31 Tucker, Tom 67 Tutfly, Charles 67 Turano, Tama 43 Tussey, Clark 43, 152, 154 Tussey, Tod 67, 105, 109 Tyler, Mike 67 Van Cou t, Betty 56 Van Court, Harry 31 Van Der Steur, Lisai67 Van Deren, Richard 31, 72, Van Hoesen, Carol 31 Van Liew, Larry 56 Van Liew, Vaughn 43 Van Quathem, Mr. Robert 105, 166 Van Waters. Earl 56 Vance, John 56 Westfall, Leann 43, 135 Westfall, Steffani 68 Wetzel, Brian 43 Wheeler, Janice 56, 150 Whener, David 109 Whetstone, Ken 32, 102, 111 Whisler, Mary 56 Whitaker, Kim 68 White, Carol 56, 142, 153 White. Diana 32, 151 Vandenberg, Robin 56 Vanderveer, Lon 67 Vanderveer, Michael 31 Vanslett, Cathy 67 Varga, Jimmy 67 Vasquez, Roseanne 56 Vaughan, Amy 67 Vaughan, Chris 56 Vaughn, Kelly 67 Vaughn, Victoria 67 Vawter. Linda 31, 134, 153 Vega, Anthony 56 Vega, Yvonne 67 Velasquez, Sammy 104 Viar, Laurie 67 Vickers, Bill 56 Villegas, Dave 67 Villegas, Mike 152, 102 Villemez, Chris 56, 104, 107, 152 Vlassis, Elizabeth 56 Vogel, Dorothy 31, 148, 149, 154 Vogel, Leslie 43, 142, 154 Vogel, Paul 67 Vogler, Sherry 31 Vogt, Charles 43 Vos, Richard 56, 155 Voyce, Phillip 56 Wagner, Liz 43 Wahlrab, Ann 56 Wahlrab, Greg 68, 109 White, Kathy 56 White, Rockey 43 Whitman, Rick 43 Whitney, Doug 56 Whitney, Peter 74 Vthdmer, Kim 68 Vihdmer, Mr. Robert 103, 166 Vlhechman Dee Ann 32, 151 Vlherman, Ralph 68 Vlheseman, Marcie 56 Vlhlcoxson, Liz 56 Vlhlke, Andrea 43, 156 Wilke, Susan 32 Vlhlkerson, Jim 32, 102, 111, 152 Wilkerson, Julia 56, 148 Wilkinson, Deborah 32, 74 Vlhlkinson, Don 56 Vlhllenberg, Lori 43 Vlhlliams, Bonny 43, 148 Vlhlliams Carla 68, 148 Vlhlliams Chuck 68 Williams Mark 56, 111, 150, 152 Williams, Robert 32 Vlhlliams Sheryl 56 Willis, Debbie 68 Wilson, Anne 56 Vihlson, Susan 43, 155, 130 Vlhlson, Tami 43, 151 Vthnans, Gayle 43, 142 Winans, Leigh 56, 142 Vlhngenroth, Bob 56. 104, 152 Winn, Debi 56 Walker, Cecil 31 Walker, Kathy 56 Walker, Marsha 43, 149 Walker, Randy 68 Walker, Sheree 68, 151 Walker, Sheryl 31 Wall, Nancy 68 Vlhnterberg, Clay 44 Winterberg, Mark 32 Wisniewski, Christopher 56 Wisniewski, Linda 68 Witt, Debbie 68 Vlhtt, Kathy 56 Wolf, Miss Vivian 166 Wong, Angie 56 Wallace, Mike 43, 111, 152 Wallace, Steve 31, 102, 152, 153 Wallin, Mr. Richard 166 Walls, Sherry 56 Walls. Steven 68 Walters, Geraldine 31, 151 Walton, Joan 31, 151 Wanty, Debra 43 Wanty, Don 56 Ward, Crystal 43 Ward, Jean 32 Ward, Mrs. Nell 166 Ware, Kimberli 56 Warinner, Mark 56 Warnick, Bob 56 Warren, Terri 43 Warshaw, Abby 32 Washington, Diane 32 Washington, Linda 68 Watson, Leonard 32 Watson, Rebecca 32, 150 Watson, Sandy 32 Wong, Eric 56 Wong, Nancy 44 Wong, Terry 32 Wood, John 68, 58, 109 Woodhouse, Craig 56, 111, 150, 152 Woodland, Chuck 56, 152 Woods, Jimmie 56 Woodworth, Fred 56 Woosley, Karen 44 Worley, Glen Worley, Gwyn 68 Worthington, Joe 32 Worthington, William 68 Wortman, Dawn 44 Wortmann, Kimberly 68 Wozniak, James 44 Wray, Barry 105. 108 Wrenn, Don 56 Wright, Brian 56 Wright, Jim 44 Wright, Mark 68 Wright, Stuart 44, 154, 155, 156 Watson, Steve 56 Watts, Mrs. Eleanor 167 Weaver, Mr. Mahlon 166 Webb, Karen 32 Webb, Kenny 68 Weed, Lisa 148 Wehner, Dave 68, 105 Weiland, Anna 32, 153 Weiland, Joe 68 Weiland, Laura 68 Weiland, Lilian 56 Weindel, Richard 43 Uhl, Jacque 67 Weisman, Steven 32, 151 Uhrlch, Tina 43, 149 Uribe, Gilbert 31 Urlaub, Kathy 67 Utley, Janet 43 Utz, Marianne 67 V Valdez, Anna 67 Vallejo, Ed 56 Van Buskirk, Julie 67 Van Buskirk, Wckie 43, 150 Wright, Susan 32, 153, 154 Y Yabe, Naomi 56 Yancer, Tom 68 Yeager, Clifford 68 Yee, Danny 56 Yee, Fred 57 Yee, Judy 44, 149 Yehling, William 44 Yelverton, Peggy 57 Yesenski, Gerald 57, 148 Weissinger, Jeff 43 Wells, Donna 56 Wells, Karen 68 Wells, Molly 43, 154, 156 Wentz, John 68, 109 West, Mr. Don 166 West, Mr. Hugh 166 West, Truman 68 Westbrook, Bob 43, 102, 110, 111 Wester, Mike 56, 104 Western, Randy 68 Westfall, Alfred 32, 152 Yocom, Jack 44 Young, Bill 44 Young, Colleen 32 Young, David 68 Young, Russell 57 Young, Russell 57 Young, Sheri 44 Young, Sheri 44 Young, Vanessa 32 Yu, Wilson 68 Yup, Carl 57, 155 Yup, Paula 44, 148, 155 Z Zacher, Laurence 68 Zemke. 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