West Phoenix High School - Westerner Yearbook (Phoenix, AZ)
- Class of 1975
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We started off with a terrific new principal, Mr. Dye, who brought on the Friday Fireside chats along with the use of the suggestion box with the help of Student Government. Class periods this year were longer than they have been in the past several years. The fifty-five minute periods give students more working time for classes and laboratories. This spring we also had mini classes where we spent two days trying out different subjects every period. We had a wide variety of classes to choose from including belly dancing and glass blowing. West is one of the trial schools for the adaptive P.E. Program. We trained student tutors to help those who have problems in Physical Education. Our cafeteria received a whole new decorating job including colorful new tile, chairs and tables., A new learning disability center was added to the campus of West which is used for Special Education. Also our pendulum was put into operation in the science lobby. Although our athletic teams still aren't the greatest, we have im- proved over the past few years. The Drama Department's production of Oliver was excellent this year and was selected best in the valley by the Phoenix Musical Theater. This is our second year to be the only school in the state to have Se- niors pictured in color in the yearbook. There has been an increase in school spirit this year and all in all, West keeps getting better and better! SENIORS UNDERCLASS Mr ,Sf f A My ' 4 . 1 i 4,3 f 41-?75'. Fi4' ,. llfflilii 251' N if 2 ' xr gh Q 99319, 0 ,vjgygegfs J, 'j fx- mf, ,. ,THQ :L--GUWF I 5 . f , , iw1'w' Q f MW DRGANIZATIDNS , ww 1 t .. gs - 2425, 'I' i. 7F' f ww. A ' --J' .5-1 , f. I f V . I. 1. 'A r 1 9 Q2 im! ' ' .nf E ii wr i ' V. A ' It ' ,, W.. . Q FACULTY INTRODUCTION 3 52 . 1- T ACTIVITY CALENDAR , -xg 3 Classes Begin 6 All School Mixer 13 Pep Assembly Football - Washington Senior Class Dance 27 Student Government Assembly Junior Class Dance 4 10 25 OCTOBER Sophomore Class Dance 1 Freshmen Elections 1 Homecoming Assembly Football - Camelback 28-31 31 American Ed Week Freshman Class Dance NOVEMBER 1 Teacherls Convention no school 8 End First Term 11 Veterans' Day Recess 1446 Oliver 28-29 Thanksgiving Day Recess 4 INTRODUCTION l DECEMBER 5 B 9-13 14 C - 20 C 23-31 C 1 N and Solo Night Basketball Spirit Week hristmas Semi hristmas Assembly hristmas Recess JANUARY ew Years Recess 16 Student Recital 21-22 Semester Exams 24 End First Semester 27 Second Semester Begins FEBRUARY 6 Student Government Elections 15 40's Dance 20 Class Elections 20 Band Concert 24-28 Foreign Language Week 28 50's Dance MARCH 1 Melodrama 7 Choral Concert 10-13 Rodeo Week 13 Rodeo Assembly 14 No School 24-28 Spring Recess APRR Music Festival 515' 4 ,Ik .,,, Y, 1 swf C Q fil- MAY 2 Picnic 81 Carnival 8 Orchestra Concert 9 Talent Showl 20 Honors 81 Awards Assembly 22 Band Quad Concert 26 Memorial Day Recess 30 Senior Farewell Assembly JUNE 4 8 5 Semester Exams 5 Graduation 6 End of Second Semester 53 28 End of Third Term X, - - - ,2f.s.,22.,,. N-V Qs- -2- Nwx. ' fgasffffm 1 . Foreign Culture Assembly Jr.-Sr. Prom All State - N.A.U. Oliver Els L-, i,g' i The crowd has spirit, how about YOU! Bob Westbrook and Buddy Brandon try to encourage student body to attend the games and wave their red bandannas. 6 INTRODUCTION Jim Agee is selling publication tickets for a low price of 36.75. The ticket includes Westerner and 12 issues of the Sundial. yi, Q Ti, At the student government assembly Kevin Marty and Cindy Smith introduced lALAC which means I am Loveable and Capable. -I-he Remdeers jazz it up as Rudolph makes her Greg Leach, Eileen Duffy, Julio Vega and Nancy Smith H518 appearance- some punch and cookies while they rest after giving blood. INTRODUCTION 7 .l1 v ' - AY. i V Y.. l in Y .. W. 1 Joe Jackson and Jim Kuehnle work busily on a motor in Auto Mechanics. Mat Malloy is one of many who shared part of their life with others in need. 2' gg! ' ?isib-, At one of Mr. Dye's fireside chats, the student body re sponds to a question. Pom and Cheer stand around and chat before the game. ' xt, vi Could i Smith, t be peeping toms? No, it's just John Propati, Cindy and Kris Ginster working the spirit meter. To everyones surprise the Mafia showed up at the Homecoming Assembly. INTRODUCTION 9 TJ. iffk 5 -Y V 'y7 'L A Kathy Hulen as Nancy sings, l'l'Il do anything, for you dear, anything as the pickpockets listen closely. 10 INTRODUCTION Would YOU believe the Sun D i ial is on time for lunch? 1 , r v-- 0- 1 ' r t if J aw? 'M I Q f i 'he' nominees for HomecomingiKing and Queen are filled with excitement as their corsages are being pinned on. Lisa Ramos waits for her turn while Mary Huffaker grips L At the West vs. East basketball game, Cind Fleisdorph twirls her way from the state championship to the national com- petition. Fans donated S120 to help pay for her expenses back East. ,., . ,..-in Welcoming the Freshmen at orientation, Cindy Gates, Liz the uneven parallel bars. Stanley, Leann Westfall, and Kathy McDonald help rouse the Freshmen's spirit by leading them in a few cheers. INTRODUCTION 11 4 1 y Jgif x ' z Ll' . Wt ff 1, a m, v we img '- 'f fiw ,. A. ft-figs. , . f rf 'J . fn' -A 'ff ,isf .42 k f -I ,t 'V-:fee K -- as , . .Ref 8 . ,L X- T is , 1 1 - f , ' . - e use - J L. .5 egg . ,. . j J 9 3 jo,-5, 3 'ST . . , , ,, ' ' ' ' ' V Q' ' 51.5 fi j 2 ' VT A ' . ,ff Y 'J i WW' 2 N' it f 4 . 58 245 r .ev 4 57twc'rl'llr4+ff,fp r'5ifg'rf,??FZfeEff,--1j C A Q N fs ' , W' M W1 W' . l 'fig sifff. 1 as it ,1 r 7 ' fees,-new , -l ,ln R A-e. .445 1151 . rr- ' l ,ef 5 R - -V f ' f' + -- 4 ,n f . , r W' M, r ,V ' N-rr ,- --.. ' - ' 4 if 552,-,Q-aff rr f- v M - if ive fi- lv ,l-vmruewimfri-fe1TfT'a2we1 ,. -r l-. .. N 2 , 4 , ,lm ,rpltggg ' 13ff', : rim? 91535 ., f i, - - it Y , ,wM . ,xll W ,tx,e',f.A25'.'f,eeeeSvff f ww 'rbi' l nl.. '-WW. ww , fl ttltlrtfrftlllvlluitWilla!-lwvitlm,t?'tW?5r5E'2-H55ifggggfg?g,,q!:,ggW'If?lWtf'illwMi9'J ll! l'i'iW'f 7.52 5 ' rm.2a,..v,- To celebrate West's 25th anniversary, the entire school lined up on the football field to get their picture taken in the form ofa giant lr r V wi 12 INTRODUCTION These voting students contributed to one of the most successful student government elections ever. There was ap proximately a 252, voter turnout. T , V. ' Q.. f N.:.. S-, f The wall is a favorite nesting spot for birds and students 7th hour. Thor leads Tanni Sachen, Dottie Knox, and the rest of the Pom and Cheer on to the field to sing the fight song. 'K .R V' f-in-4 ,, '1 .L ml Q, 'aw fig its 32.5 ii .gulf Charles MacGregor, from the West High ROTC unit, is Matthew Dominguez and Gene Ethier discuss the problems giving directions to a parent at Openhouse. of being a bachelor with Mrs. Satina at Openhouse. .vi Q .J ,E 2 X , ,, A fi S' t INTRODUCTION 13 'lv ini! 'Q 1 I I w, 5 S If iw f i is is ,Q is 1 -Q-I 0RS 4 5 'U lah -1 Hull. iivllnllussi 1 f s., , 'Qgawfh fa? t f. fif- l 'ffl .i .y if ,I . K President Penny Peachey 'iw hw wld . if ENIORS The sensational Seniors accomplished almost all of their set goals this year. This year's activities started off by sponsoring the Faculty Breakfast, and then a car wash. The seniors had a Slave Day Sale which proved to be very profitable. The Seniors also sponsored the Home- coming Dance which brought a record breaking profit of 725 dollars, and proved to be most spirited with the Ion- gest spirit chain. Traditionally the Seniors went to Flag- staff and cut down a Christmas tree for the quad, sold candy canes and went Christmas caroling. During 50's Week the Seniors sponsored a great 50's dance with records. To top the great Senior year off they had two All Night Parties, one at Disneyland and one at Big Surf. Af- ter four great years the class of 75 is looking forward to the happy day of graduation. The class of 75 wishes to extend their appreciation to Dr. Borek and Mr. West for being their sponsors and helping them through the years at West High. Vice-President Becky Bivens Secretary Trefslfrer Susie siegief SENIOR ci.Ass couNcii. Nm' Fmge' i . g I W l Front row left to right-Gary Blatchford, Bill English, Mike Ryan, Becky Bivens, Sheri Cramer, Stewart Wright, Kevin Marty Back row-left to right-Naomi Finger, Ted Hayes, Mary Godfrey, Frank Barajas, Todd Grodnick, Molly Brown, Eric Tsutsumida. 16 SENIORS inf'- lw. -,-If ATU- Q4 it Joni Adams Marianne Adams Aysel Agan James Agee Greg Altherr Stephanie Anderson Lasya Androsiuk Teresa Andrus Tim Angle Jeff Anthony Bernie Archuleta Angela Armstrong Paul Askew Richard Bailey Sherry Baine Suzanne Baird Janet Baker Kimberly Baker Frank Baraias William Barclay Heidi Barnes Rick Barrett Steve Barry Christine Barth SENIORS 17 Joyce Bauer Kent Bauer Michele Behm Brenda Bell Lance Benner Patricia Bentley Terry Bergman Sheila Berry Harold Best Julie Bigelow Steven Bigelow John Biss Becky Bivens Lee Ann Blanco Gary Blatchford Cathy Boehler Stephanie Bond Gilbert Bracamonte Douglas Braly Carol Broadston Debbie Brock Dan Brown Randy Brown Richard Brussat 18 SENIORS Sharon Bunyard Ricky Burch Debra Burtch Janice Bushnick Jim Butler Lisa Buttler Joseph Bycroft Michael Caglio Patricia Calhoun Louis Calles Carolyn Campbell Larry Campbell Patricia Campbell Terry Campbell Danny Canchola Teena Cappella Steve Carlisle Eva Carlson Mike Carnes Joe Carpenter Meridee Carpenter Margaret Carroll Scott Cassells Cean Chaffin SENIORS 19 Dennis Chapin Gary Chapin Victor Chavez Donna Cheshire Dan Childers Helen Clark Jean Clark Patty Clark Tom Clark Debbie Clemmer Harry Colter Patrick Conditt Marc Conklin Millie Coulter Sheryl Cramer George Crosbie Cyndie Crow Peggy Cruess Paul Cullor Mike Cullum Barbara Cummings Cindy Curtis Karen Daniel Brian Darbonne 20 SENIORS 'nl Liz Darby Ellery Davidson Barbara Davis Autumn Davy Debbie Dean Dan DeLeon Diego Delgadillo Jo Ann Deserano Doreen Divell Matt Dixson John Donaldson Nick Dooda Diane Dooley Victor Doss Rex Drew Cynthia Dudley Nancy Dugan Terrill Duncan Janet Dunnigan Eileen Duffy Alex Duran John Eady David Ellis Chuck Engels SENIORS 21 is wa, , it-'era s --Q5 ' William English John Eskew Marilyn Esteves Jose Estrada Byron Ethier Gary Ewing Joshua Feller Lyn Fellers Simon Fernandez Anna Fijewski Nancy Finger Naomi Finger Deborah Finley Debbie Flaherty Larry Flores Stephen Flowers Scott Fortier Denise Foust Terry Freeman Marianna Fry Daryl Furnas Judith Furry Annette Garcia Gilbert Garcia 22 SENIORS 1' X at F,-V1 ' J f L4 f- W . -,-M -. fact lf r r ' ' ' K .I ffm- , . Cindy Gates l Marian Gaulke l Lyde Gill l Angela Giordano Lorraine Glazar Mitch Glenn Mary Godfrey Joele Goldman Rocky Golleher Joe Gomez Anna Gonzales Kurt Gonzales Karen Goodall Jennifer Goodson Melvin Goodson Linda Gose Donna Goulden Mark Grant Cecil Green Todd Grodnick Caroline Guaderrama John Gusich Marilyn Haas Edmund Hamic SENIORS 23 Dan Hancock Leslie Hannar Katherin Hanrahan Kara Hansen Valerie Hanson Lorelei Harder Paul Harer Dave Harrington Eddie Harris Glen Harris Ron Hartley Robert Hatfield Michael Havey Bertha Hayes Theodore Hayes Darla Heckenberg Joan Herman Dennis Helvie Peggi Hicks Dan Hobaica Brent Hodge Skip Holley Gayla Holmes Eric Holtz 24 SENIORS Frederick Holz Patti Howell Lee Huff Joe Hunt Kathy Hunter Carolyn Hutchinson Tony Hutchinson Pat Irvine Colleen Isabella Jim Jachino Lucy Jackson Ron Jackway Lonnie Jacott Susan Jensen Steve Jimenez Daneanne Johnson Rick Johnson Robbie Johnson Verna Jo Johnson Bill Johnston Debbie Jones Linda Jones Nancy Joralmon Wendy Judd SENIORS 25 is L,, L Gene Kampe Mary Kepner Julie Kingsland Clare Kioski Jamie Kirk Cindy Kirkpatrick Kim Kittrell Janice Klein Mike Kline Sandra Klinger Cindy Knapp Barbara Kobold Rumen Kocankov Benjamin Koonse Cindy Krah Paul Krewsky Dan Kridler Jim Kuehnle Beth Kunselman Jim Lambertus John Lansing Nona Lansing Mike Larson Greg Leach 26 SENIORS Dawn Leifheit Bonnie Leinen Randy Leister Lisa Lentz Anna Leos Darwin Levie Charles Lewis lrvan Lewis Shelly Lewis Lee Little Nanette Little Jean Littler Debra Llewellyn Donato Lombardi Jeff Long Richard Lopez Thomas Lopresti Rose Louis Bob Lower Joe Lujan Mickey Luper Paul Lyells Erin Lynam Shellie Magnan SENIORS Faith Mahoney Matt Malloy Harold Malone David Mangam Cyndi Mangino Christine Marco Cindy Marlin Kevin Marti Priscilla Martinez David Marx Edwin Mays Cathy McCreary Kathy McDonald Cindy McFarland Frank McGan Dori Mclntire Terry McNamara Tacy Meinert Pati Melendrez Linda Merva Jacki Mieduch Craig Miller Jim Miller Ron Miller 28 SENIORS 'Q -v- Scott Miller Carlton Mister Karl Moe Ann Moleterno Mark Montague Mike Moran Mike Moskovitz Dorothy Mullen Mary Mullen Dale Nancarrow Emanuelle Nappa Victor Neal Craig Neldon David Nelson Corinne Nolan Glenn O'Bannon Kathleen O'Brien Stacey O'Brien Roger O'Day David Oliphant Lucio Olmos Jerry Olson Claudia Oreck Kathy Ornelas SENIORS 29 Emily O'Rourke Deanna Ortiz Jane Orzel Daniel Oskerson Jay Owens Linda Pacelli Gerry Paquette Neal Park Becky Partlowe Kimberlee Paty Penny Peachey Bill Pelletier Patsy Perez Carol Perrone Denise Peterson Vickie Petrytus Terry Phillips David Pierce Tom Pizzi Robert Poleeson Faye Polyak Angel Ponce Rick Prince Jan Ptuyac 30 SENIORS np.-sv Eh! E , w I -U if f-Tiff Lisa Puma Mark Purcell Mike Purcell Richard Ramey Arthur Ramirez Rudy Ramirez Bryan Reed John Reed Karen Rencehausen Darlene Renegar Lupita Reyes Rob Richards Terri Richards Nancy Richardson Elvis Robertson Nina Rockwell Gregg Rogers Fred Roggin Kathe Romine Cindy Ronhovde Phillip Rose Mike Rosenthal Jacquelyn Ross Berlim Rossiter SENIORS 31 David Russell Joyce Russell Mary Russo Michael Ryan Terry Sabin Steven Salazar Becky Sanchez Diana Sanchez Julie Sander Cindy Sandman Valerio Sandoval Darla Sankovich Frances Saucido Barbara Savage Shari Schacht Lowell Schaub Paul Scheuring Dan Schildts Terri Schumaker Laurie Schutte Terri Scrivens David Seifert David Shackelford Denise Shaffer 32 SENIORS inf' 'UPMSU .ffii 'fha bf ,D , Lawrence Shapiro Daniel Shaw David Shearer Robert Shedd Mike Shellans Cindy Shepard Denise Sherrill Steve Shindell Richard Shortridge Susan Siegler Alicia Simpson Sandra Sizemore Christel Skaggs Susan Slater Brad Smith John Smith Marty Smith Nancy Smith Brenda Snyder Diana Snyder Lawanna Sodders Jeff Soroka Janis Spangler Barbara Spisz SENIORS 33 . I Peter Sporrer Cindy Springer Elizabeth Stanley Faye Stanley Mary Stein Michael Stein Mary Stetson Diana Stinson Thomas Stinson Carol Stone David Storck Jacquelin Strayer Randolph Stroud Brenda Stubbs Ken Stutzenburg Barry Sweet Kelly Szeto Jenny Tam Tony Tang Fred Taylor Marta Tennen Nick Terzich Diane Testa David Teters 34 SENIORS Yi Q-Qi' Diana Thompson Stanley Thompson Valeri Tiffany Cathy Tolhurst Stephanie Toliver Sandra Trotter Eric Tsutsumida Tama Turano Clark Tussey Vickie Van Buskirk Sammy Velasquez Charles Vogt Leslie Vogel Liz Wagner Marsha Walker Mike Wallace Debra Wanty Chris Ware Kim Ware Theresa Warren Deborah Weindel Molly Wells Robert Westbrook Earl Western SENIORS 35 it 1'-QT 5 Leann Westfall Rockey White Andrea Wilke Lori Willenberg Bonny Williams Susan Wilson Tami Wilson Gayle Winans Allen Wong Nancy Wong James Wright Stuart Wright Jack Wyman Judy Yee Bill Yehling Jack Yocom Sheri Young Paula Yup Matthew Zamora Chris Zetterlof Andrea Zubko 36 SENIORS Q if 9 a., .g., fix g ., , Q 524, ,, W, , ,.r -Targe t H, 1, ' ' 'NN ' N 1' 'WMMM ' ' V I WWMWMMWW V 1 y :,2, A5:r,w vsgeym' We-no, tt 'rr , ma'-A of mu, ,tt , ,ru 1 V M M MM . . trgt25 4r'Nr3' +t x ,, M - V WAN- r-f---em ,M tt WHwm,,'.vt, I Ffa , etizgflegpf J ' W Q' ,.:'.,.KE. T , Ti Ffnrt ' L JE' 't, ff'fFt5'f' ' 'Gift 'fdyjm t' J ' , X , ' nr. '1--f r . 'HM Srntte tor the yearbook photographers Jtnt Agee and Joanne Cesar They hetpeo take oyer t45Ot1ncterctase pictures Mr Dye Srts down tor another trreerrte chat wrth Students 2-it E1 student goyernrnent assernpty r o gg 12 5 e - ,V ,e 4 as 24 l tt Sz, ,f 5 3, 3' 1 T' i jar ve 3 at tx rr 3 t t tt k ' Qi 2 ff S ,JM The student government otttoers try to prornote the use ot the Suggestion pox at et student Qoyernrnent aeeernbty HOMECOMING 37 af .1 t . -? gg lin u ' '. v X' 'm 3 5 I 'w 'X ,, 35 1 . 1.1 'gm '1 , 1 , I in 's I si! . ,lg Q.,-.. A L9 X ,A','. 1 v 0 .'.g.,.' . .za A--., 4'f' -5, H. - it E S -1 Dressed in the nostalgia of the 5O's. the Senior Ciass shovvs their enthusiasm. as Thor leads thern in their ciass song. Long hours of hard work paid oft tor the Mixed Chorus. Their tioat won for appearance and the overati Grand Prize. Hank Barajas my Petr mark' Joe Hunt decides that 3 siaves is enough and is going to let HOMECOMING 39 Could it oe the Maha? tts Gociijaoa Fiick Barret with his teamsters ti to ri Flick JONES, Jerry Paouettei Craig Wooolhottse Giibert Garcia. ahd Jirh Kuehhie Rick is rhakihg Us ah offer we cah't retuse Uhoerciassrheh better hurry opt Joah Koeish is tryihg to catch up to the ook ioao ot the Sehior spirit chaih ? Look at hovv white those tovveis are! The Pom ahd Cheer Lihe are about to DVGSSUT the tootbaii tearh with their ovvh cersohal towels. 40 HOMECOMING f,-- V 14nngrw-:vw-U--A-gl -L fm ww-1-va--f N111 f Sahdy Sizemore eagerty awaits to see who Witt vyiri the pie eatihg CQhteSt Look Mom he hahdst Githert Garcia devotire his t-toe! quietly hihbies at hier iw '3 pie as Mr. Wham 4-wie, . , ' , I -V ,Ag 'l k - l N V - , is-f , a As the Porh Lirie does the ahhtial Letter Sweater Dartce. they are rhakihg sure they have their decals eh back, HOMECOMING 41 ' f ' wg 155, ? fr: f:-rf ,f.g1+,fwr.e:1 x-in rf 7 , :gt fg. ,- ,ylfz rr WENt-fffrgrlimrffwe,frfzieifiwwir--me-zeafff ' ' - -'1 lifizipwtfeffffirkiid 'iffffsti 1 , 'A L1 r wi-I 'iniflriw ' 1: .,,.,. 4,., , ,.., , , ffigfffflwlrg At the Senior Slave Auotronr Cterk Tussey is taking bios tor steve Denise Sherritt, She ourokty solo tor 558.00 J 'tt TCH PU tri Anyone tor e pronto? The too ot the eunoret is sure an unusual Irene Fternero and Susan Cerntto ere busy selling hnke tor otaoe forthe trrernen to oiokr the spirit chains Student Counoit Soto over S800 OO worth ot chains. 42 HOMECOMING A Gif it SH Lum!- ! . N3 Ml W 2533239313 3-S52 'Jn +1 'CE' ,m,,.,,,,. , ,wg N.. Q s.. ,u 4, V: ww' Vu ,,,, ,fa A W ww' H, F ,un ANN! YN :hiv ,, www ' , M g W1 A 'Fr ww! '11,l.s',,N. ,m ,wr H N M' Wai EW J 1 ' 2 F1113 rf A-x,,Q,M All px' w, M M W, 'N ,,-1. 1- ,, .. 4, v ..,,lu. ' , ','v.Xv,5:. M I. -W' Ahmw TY! V W' 1 . 'f7 '. ' 5515, 3-A. . ,V-uf KZ,- H ,-uull'l'9 5 7 'ww X fir W H m uw W., Q, , ,N 4? T 54 g f ,lt nw .nm ww, P MW iQ Z w Q I J . , .V-,L .- -7 9,- f 4a'..- :K 3, . 4 , - x L W-' 4 , -,M f., 1.4 , 'Qu , 463 A s si nuff The moment ot tears and happiness tinally arrived tor Gilbert Garcia H99 COVUGS OW l9V0ClOU3 lO0fb3 team, DODDWQ OUT of that and Carolyn Guaderrama as they were crowned Homecoming King pig had Cadillac at the Homecoming Assembly. and Queen. The Sophomd re Clase looks puzzled as usual. 1 iit. lflfffi' ,i.r 1 i',,. if ',ei Y . l ia ., rk,, t A 1 3' . ,L,t: ,ef , a it it .f . ,. n3 , it 4 V . .i ', 1 I ,.,. , . f , , wg. V, , we yy fm Q' 5 M.. , ' ' i : -1 A i ' ,Qmq 1 ' L x i 'iitw li x ..tx V W, r. .WE 5 ,l SPl.ATl Miss Golman gets her face washed the hard way, i A .z V. rw '1 ,. gf , jr, , 'B-ol 13 Mike Poliock gives a heiping hand as the Freshmen sing their Clase song to the tune of Climb Every MOUi1i3iiWU Students riish to Congratiiiaie the King end Queen and their The links inet keep on Corning as Irene Rofnerd De Knox. and Cindy Gates String diii the chains in see whivh ciass has the nioet spiriii attendants after they were escdrted around the iieid, N ,rrr ,. .fAi:51'ni' al n a ' L J 'Q xii. ii was X 0 g . vw WCW F 1- SWIG 'sg 1 iv, M A gf? f'r4'?j: J fi- vi , G yt 'fn K Aw ar The UhooNa9 The Sophomore Moet was ohoseh the most orrgrher in the Froet Parade 6 he ooo Mrs Trohhor you oem oo ut! Her supporters cheer Have you ever seem a hotheo Sparte1h7 The SSWOV HOST WHS hh OW owe 3V1CfHSjUSTDODDCf1NTS cork HOMECOMING 47 I if if YN 's ift Leave it up to tho sehlors to tthd tho t'1ItetQt ptwvo Ht the sohoot to hztho sz CIUVTHTW 48 Homecoming XA' ,,,- , 2.5 ., ., 'Q' 16 Mr LLIVTKIQFCU emo att hts art Classes mo trytttg to get tftto tho thooct ot the oto Imotah Way ot tthho theetr pots. Though they4Yhc,th'tz,1tt tttrh out tt was 3 ttythg oxporiohco www - Nt t W These Qtrlg are tixthg thetr hair as they wait th time to get their puotttros tatsoh tor the yearbook, f---m-.,,,,w,,,,.h W 1 .'.. 5 , .,..,,,., ,. ef' R 'S n 1 'f 'Y , if . , .1 . ag' ff . 'Q ,, UNDERCLASS GQ? HQ .Wi 'SS' -, an Jkwyis M, W.N.44,,, L' W :gt ag, 25.125 1, lf'l i ,H President Libby Pattison JUNIORS The Class of '76 has done it again! They've had an- other exciting year! They began by sponsoring a profit- able football dance on October 27th, shocking the entire school with the longest spirit chain presented at the Homecoming Assemblyg added to their trophy case the Golden Orange Award presented by those loving Soph- omoresg and ended the year with a romantic Jr.-Sr. Prom held April 12th at Phoenix colleges HBears Den. We would like to thank our sponsors Mrs. Kuhn and Mr. Garrity for their continued support throughout this year. We're looking forward with GREAT anticipation to our Senior year at West High. Vice-President Peggy Lewis Treasurer Debbie Reindl Secretary Sue Scot' JUNIOR CLASS COUNCIL . i ,,,,t ga, . I l ,lyiyt ulll iyqgtig y.tc my 1 tt,i T A 1 'W ,, f,, f ' r if Maeva' ' 4 H' fr'-W M ':..r :5 if ' 4 Front Row L-R: Leslie Hicks, Alison Chard, Carla Bridwell, Debbie Fieindl, Lisa Weed, Libby Pattison. Back Row L-R: Sue Brewer, Sue Scott, Leisa Wood, Adele lndorf, Cathy Pugh. .,'fa. tl ri if i f ,f 5 fi ,-: me V f, , . i fa 1-it jf, -.ni 06' an 4 A? I M if f I 7 .: v : :tM v , .. 4 f 'L ' M V 4,1-My B2 TWV 'af .V 2 4, ,,.,,. M V xy ,m.A, M ii -7? !fi 'Z,11fff,3e,, Yi' f f V 'L W B WV if Q W ' ff W swim nigga X31 ,- l :M - V ,fam , , , ' , , ' , V VL , V 1 ,Vg - ' H P ' fa' W V ' ff Q , W' A -' . ' ,, , 171 7 , ,ii ,fm , f ii 2 f WM XQWWWW if 4 X X E was Vwkuwwfuay f It 1' asm ,V 1' f 52 'B 1 Ri it ml Hmm r Qfa i 4 Q , , , I ...ww- J' Patty Aaron Albert Abril Mici Adkins Jennie Ala Dinnie Almanza Veronica Amavisca Lauren Ambler Barney Anderson James Anderson Lee Ann Anderson Mark Andrews Anna Angulo Patricia Angulo Dennis Aragon Raymond Aragon Irvin Archer Irene Aros Vicky Artin Shellie Askew Patricia Avery Marian Balch Bick Balfour William Bankwitz Delores Baratta Kathi Barkley Carol Baxter Janet Bean Carol Bedard Jeanine Bell Mary Belting Flenee Bennett Donald Berry Dave Biggs Brian Billman Marilou Bischoff Cameron Blakesley Mike Blakley Melanie Bliss Patty Boehler Laurence Bolton Patty Bonham Mary Borst Gary Boshes Robin Bowlsby Deatra Bowman Beverly Brewer Susan Brewer Devon Bridgewater Marlo Briggs Jerry Brown Paula Brown Kimberly Bunyard Cheryl Bushie Valerie Butler Marita Buttler Lora Calhoun Richard Calkins Kim Cantor Mark Carlson Suzan Carrillo Charles Carstensen Phillip Case Sabrina Cates Joanne Cesar Allison Chandler Alison Chard Judy Chavez Cory Choisnet Catherine Christie Donna Christman Jon Ciulei Brenda Clemmer Joan Cohan Bruce Colletti Doug Conklin Patricia Conner John Connett Robert Contreras Lee Cooper Gail Cordell Mark Coronado Nick Cosmakos Lane Criss Michael Cummings 52 JUNIORS 94 5 new p QM V www ,,-V I fain, in J , v , i J' r J J ,., . , ,, 1 z-: f , . 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V It George Lyons Charles Maciel Alvis Mack Garry Mack Larry Mack Brenda Malcolm Sandie Maldonado John Mancell Michael Martinez Fiita Martinez Joann Marutz Nancy Maxwell Mitchell McArthur Mathew McAvoy Theresa McCaleb Duncan McCampbell Mark McClure Laurel McConkey Pat McDermott Donna McGill David McMahon Michele McMaken Thomas McMurray Michele Merva Thomas Messner Margaret Middleton Allison Mieduch Dorette Mlhelich Robin Milan Sharon Milardo Susan Milford Anthony Miller Lynda Miller Wendy Miller Vicki Monville Steven Moorhead Dianne Morin Nancy Morris Sue Morris Mary Munn Anil Nanda JUNIORS 57 A - .- L1 hf !.,,, Katherine Lynch -'rf' . ,my , ..W,,,f.-A , ig .Sum . t W v ,I IA g it t 'ig I Elizabeth Nantz Christopher Navage Randall Nedrow Gary Nicholas Theresa Nichols Thomas Nichta Johnnie Noack Kelly Norman Timothy Norman Mark Nyssen Jeanne O'Brien Margaret O'Brlen Ronald Odell Nancy Olea .Joye Oliver Michele Orkwiszewski Estella Ortiz Rickey Owens Cindy Pahl Emma Palmer Bryan Park Anne Parsons Elizabeth Pattison Kevin Paul George Payton Shirley Pearce Timothy Pearcy Randy Peck Kathy Penick Mark Pennartz Juli Pentkowski Linda Pepiton Vonda Perrin Tracy Pete Stephen Peterson Cynthia Peterson Tracy Peterson Gary Petrytus Kip Phelps Mark Phillips Paul Pierce Mary Pinkava 58 JUNIORS M f rrfmzf 2 .W if- 5 W ' . 2 ,gi 4' , jx , ,f I 5 f f 2? 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At the Homecoming festivities, the Soph- omore float was awarded the Most Pertaining to Theme. The sophomores sponsored two dances this year earning more than 600 dollars, one of which was the first all school dance in the cafeteria Our fund raisin roects Vice-President Paul Vogel - Q P l this year included candy sales, apple sales, sweat shirt sales, and a car wash. We wish to thank sponsors Mrs. Cripps and generosity towards the Class of 77. Secretary Treasurer Maggie Leach ' SOPHOMORE CLASS COUNCIL Elisa Bakemeier I m3wm.,W,3,,,,lW,,ii,w f, V f .. - L i X' MM i MW aZLVi',5,lVMM' Kiki r . llll T if 1 ,,.. ' lll WW WH gag 14 iii? Z L-R: John Lyons, Debbie Witt, Linda Cassells, Mary Huffaker, Anna Holmquist, Tina Manley, Ann Timperlake. Back L-R: Erin Hammons, Lona English, Bea Sapien, Tine Engel, Maggie Leach, John OWGHS, John Propatl- 64 SOPHOMORES it far www' Wm W Q 4 42 4,42 . A ,AA, iw r r ww f 0 if f fff f f fu , 3 .,, fif ff y f X W f ? 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A Cl, :X Vi, V V ,, X TT S Steven Abril James Addabbo Angie Agado Bobby Aguilar Ezliabeth Aguilar Vincent Ala Steve Alford Tina Allmon David Alltop Brenda Altherr Richard Alvarado Joe Amavisca Dennis Andersen Becky Anderson Dwight Anderson Andy Androsiuk Marty Arce Janet Armstrong John Armstrong Rory Armstrong Susan Arteaga Larry Artega Dianna Arvizu Sylvia Arvizu Warren Asmus Michael Austin Jacqueline Avery Joel Ayala Cynthia Bailey Elisa Bakemeier Deborah Baker Gary Baldwin Mike Barnett Sandra Barragan Shirley Bass April Beierle Kim Beierle Laurie Bielfelt Eileen Bien Timothy Bien John Bingham Brian Bishop Sandy Bishop Tami Blair Cari Bliklen Martin Borek Steve Boucher Julie Bourgeous Sharon Bourque Loren Bowers Jerry Bowlin Jestina Braasch Holly Braatelien Dyan Brackney Luann Bradshaw Robin Brooks SOPHOMORES Q, f David Brown Randy Brown Shari Burgess Karen Burghard Janet Burtch Samuel Bushnick Mike Butera Kim Calhoun Wanda Campbell Peggy Cantu Celina Cardenas Ellie Carlise Jinny Carpenter Debbie Carrillo Lynda Cassells Liz Castillo Sammy Castillo Abbie Celniker Don Chadwick Valerie Chambers Wayne Charbonneau Kathleen Chavez Randy Christman Lisa Clark Cassandra Clarke Murray Clarkson Mark Clay Jeff Clemmer Phyllis Cohan Pam Combs Theresa Conditt Flora Conner Robert Conrad Bruce Consier Gary Corbin Patrick Corona Alice Coronado Karen Cox Debbie Coy Erin Coyle Harry Cramer Debbie Crandal Connie Crispell Kathy Cullum Brian Cummings April Curtis Dee Damron Andrea Darby Rick Dattilio Gary Davis Pamela Davy Gordon Day Robert Day Patrick Denbo Raven Doose Teresa Drexler 66 SOPHOMORES J? fi f iw 4 ? f 5 4 , I Wi' A f M ff iy,i y i wi fri, 4 ,137 wr X f we qw, ' if ea 1 Q2-I v, 'fi 'kg sw, eff? ir W i X47 W lm y re Mill 'IK' we yy, SQ 1 V 'KV' , if . gf ' ,li ,H W ,,, f if t I nifya A ,4 , f 1' f I Aw- ., W ,4 2. 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Kevin Duffy Steve Duke Edgar Dundas Flobbin East Gaylon Eastridge Anitra Eberson Bernard Ederer Tammy Edmondson Leonard Ellis Christine Engel Lona English Shawn Ertel Herman Espinosa Pete Estrada Kathy Evertsen Debra Evitt Linda Fast Ray Fatigani James Fay Cheryl Felder Veronica Felix Kevin Ferrin Carol Finger Merry Finley Steven Finney Cindi Flores Lori Flores Sandy Freeman Janet Fuller Shiela Fuqua Susan Furry Normand Gagnon Linda Garlington Mark Garrity Janet Gates Mary Giddings Pam Gill Janine Giordano Cheri Glade Elaine Glazar Frank Golls Tommy Golleher Cindy Gonzales Rolando Gonzales Arthur Gonzalez Paulette Goodfriend Diana Grabiec CeCe Grasso Peter Greene Jay Greenwald Plosalinda Guerena Mary Guldner Gail Hack Nancy Hagadorn Terri Hall Rory Hamic SOPHOMORES Hr l 'Ll Charles Hamilton Erin Hammons Pat Hansen Diane Harder Debra Hardy Shirley Harrington James Harrison Nancy Harvey John Hasenstab Tami Hassell Cindy Hawkins Bob Hazlett Julie Henderson Leslie Hendricks Ed Henning Chris Henrioh Sandra Hernandez Lisa Herold Darnell Herring Kathy Hicks Joice Hillhouse Lisa Hobaica Lori Hohn Tim Hojem Shawne Hoover Boy Horn Duane Horning Arlo Howell Anna Holmquist Darryl Huff Mary Huffaker Bill Hutchinson Bob Iles Mary Jo lnancsi Bobbi Inman Steve Ireland Michele Jackson Boy Jackson Veronica Jacott Leslie Jarnagin Carolyn Johnson Jimmy Johnson Randy Johnson Casey Jones Lori Jones Stacy Jones Stephen Jones Gwen Joplin Betsy Jordan Kevin Joseph Larry Joseph Kenny Judd Kirk Kashmerick Scott Kelly Susan Kepner Ralph Kettman 68 SOPHOMORES raw ,TM 7 ,,, , , . F, , r V P--c A 'ill ffl W F A Nu? W? fx if 5 im if 3? gill ' ff H , I ,,., 2 1 1 : 3 g ,1,,h V if 2 i M , , ff' I ii lllly L ' L Q ' 'F lv C wt f L ,fc ,L 62 , ,,i - 2 Q '2f f'N?'ZAQf' Y, Q , K A ' ' , Akw i L G if ,H I iz . '- ' , 4 - W xx' is If A-y i inyyizffixv A , f V .J N I 1 Q 8 - rlt mf s ' if it qty- Q4 - ,- Ei ' TVN t l, assi , H , 'iv if ' , ff - af 1' , ' Z4 f.,,,t,. at J? X , 4 L iii E t - 2 J l M521 41:2 , M , , X Z 5 . fifty ' 5' ' Z : 'E 3- f fit' fy Q3 2 , -4'-J L i , M E AZ! V 2 l ti 4 X A We x 'ni MW ,W ,WW ii ' ' 55, 1 -M , ig. , xg...,, , . ,wvrr A ,, f 1 , ,. f 'FS' X , fl, -QD Li, , ' ,x.,m,3. V 7 c.,N,ym Iv ,f V I ,4l,.., f. L , xy' Hg' .,, L K M W ' L t E I ':.g5u'.g-Q., :5::..:a ,yfHa2k..:f.,,WM Q, Z 2 Mike King Rhonda King Kieth Kirby Terri Kirk Mark Kish Heather Knaphus Jolynn Knapp Kim Knight Jeff Koth Richard Kraus Cheryl Krueger Mace Kuester Vicki Lambert Carlene Lambie Jeff Langley Doug Larson Brian Lavery Betsy Lawlor Richard Lazar Maggie Leach Mark Leavitt Lori Leckington Larry L'Ecuyer Larry Lee Mickey Lewis Carol Legge Randy Liebler Ronald Llewellyn Grant Ligon Maida Liljedahl Patricia Ling Gai Little Paula Lonnie Anita Lopez Scott Lorent Tom Lowe Dean Lusk Jim Lyells Kathy Lyman Cindy Lyons Jon Lyons Don MacC-Jregar Karen Maclntyre Jeannie Maertz Farol Malloy Tina Manley Michelle Manning Kelly Mannon Esther Manzanedo Connie Marco Debbie Marconnet Leslie Mariscal Jon Marker Gregory Marlin Fred Marquez Debbie Marshall SOPHOMORES 69 Kaylene Marshall Steven Marshall Alfred Martinez Estella Martinez Linda Martinez Joseph Mastropasqua Hal Matyas Peggy McAndrew Amy Mol3room Kevin McCabe Duff McCampbelI Kimberly McCampbell Julaine McClanahan Patrick McCue Tim McHenry Kevin McKechnie Margaret McLaughlin David McQueen Marta Meehan Steve Merva Mark Messner Adrienne Meyers Steven Migliaccio Lana Miller Roberta Miller Scott Miller Timmy Miller Cindy Mitchell Kelly Moeur David Mohr Rebecca Mohr Terry Mohr Paul Monacelli Lisa Monroe Gary Moore Jennifer Moore Leonard Moore David Moreno Mario Morina Marianne Morris Fiomualdo Mortel Danny Moskovitz Mary Jo Mulhern Janelle Mull Stephanie Mullins Susan Munn Allen Myers Larry Myers Ronald Myhand Phil Nabity Mark Naegele Scott Nelson Lucy Ng Pamela Nicholas Gary Niver Valerie Nixon 70 SOPHOMORES X 1454? rf at f, 4-fr 'SEQ fir 3 , 1, , I E 8 gi 1, am, f 'A I ' 'K mr qi 4 Ha, g 2 , if 'wr if f 3 2 M f it we , 4 ,Qs I- 'W vt ' A' , A' Y, fi' ' ,L . I If Q, , l I M ,yr V t 6 NN ,jkfn 6-X it .e '9 V ' 'rf I ' L .1 , I '4 Louis Noble Colleen OBrien Larry O'Day Jeffrey Oesterle Chuck Opstad Bennett Oreck Pete Orta Leo Ortiz Mary Orzel John Owen Jeffrey Owens Glen Passage Kevin Pate Zaira Pattini James Pattison Kelly Paty Melissa Pauley Diane Paulsen Judy Pearson Edwin Peeples Patricia Perea Steven Perez Garry Phillips Patricia Phippeny Keley Powell Jeffrey Prazak John Propati Irene Quirino Don Radford Lisa Ramos Kenneth Ratliff Donald Reagan Yvette Relf Sandra Rencehausen Sherrill Rhode Frank Rich Arthur Rios Monica Ritacco Ronald Rivera Steven Robbins Sherry Roberts Terry Roberts James Robertson David Robnett Deborah Rollins Robert Roncal Dean Roseberry Thomas Rosenbaum Melissa Ruby Guy Salazar Loretta Salazar William Salterberg Rose Sanchez Nancy Sander Robin Sanderson Jodi Sansanetti SOPHOMORES 71 Maria Santo Bea Sapien James Sapp Teresa Sargent Warren Sas Brian Scheuring Laurie Schildts Julie Schlimgen Mary Schmidt Robert Schroeder Cynthia Schultz Beverly Schutte Lisa Scott Richele Scrivens Paul Serpa Sandy Sexton Gary Shaffer Christopher Shaw Debbie Shawl Philip Shea Rhoda Shipp Marianne Simon Nadya Sitnik Sally Sizemore Carl Smith David Smith Deanna Smith Deborah Smith Kelly Smith Kenneth Smith Orien Smith Pat Smith Scott Smith Steven Smith Michael Snyder Alan Sokolsky Terri Solomon Robert Soroka Karen Sowden Barbara Spain Robert Spisz Augustus Springer Thomas Stallings Carolyn Stanley Gregory Stava Bruce Steger Robert Stein Steve Stevens Mary Stewart Paul Stewart Richard Steyaert Richard Stitt David Stockton Lori Stonecipher Linda Stovall Richard Stroud 72 SOPHOMORES gs x an A F .2,- t T if 5 ,J ' ff. 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V if G 4 A f, ir V V- i 5 K' 1' ' P K 6, , 2 fy i ,,,, 5? t K Mi , ALIVE . , , -.L ZZEQT 5 1: V Tj L , by ' A ,K 'zf Debra Stutzenburg Randy Surakus Joe Sustaita Barry Swetnam Mark Tabor Pamela Tartaglio Richard Taylor Richard Thomas Russell Thompson Anne Timberlake Latricia Todd Malcolm Toms Robert Tomson Debbie Torres Mary Trowbridge James Truett Mui Chun Tse Tom Tucker Tod Tussey Michael Tyler Jacquelyn Uhl Kathy Uriaub Marianne Utz Martha Valdez Julie Van Buskirk Lisa Vander Steur Lon Vanderveer Jimmy Varga Amelia Vaughn Kelly Vaughn Laurie Viar David Villegas Paul Vogel Greg Wahlrab Sheree Walker Steven Walls Crystal Ward Ivan Ward Jimmy Washington Linda Washington Kenneth Webb David Wehner Joe Weiland Laura Weiland Karen Wells John Wentz Trumane West Randy Western Steffani Westfall Ralph Wierman Daniel Wiley Carla Williams Chuck Williams Elizabeth Williams Paul Williams Shaann Williams SOPHOMORES 73 Debbie Willis Linda Wisniewski Deborah Witt Cheryl Woodard John Wood Gwyn Worley Glen Worley William Worthington Daniel Wortman Kimberly Wortmann Barry Wray Mark Wright Thomas Yancer Clifford Yeager Angela Chiu Ling Yee David Young Wilson Yu Laurence Zacher Pamela Zemke Dawn Zuber 74 SOPHOMORES ,,,ii,yi 1 , ,r,,:, 1 , me ' it V 1 wg M, W Us fgpmr'l XV T ? My ...ff The Sophomore candidates for class officers patiently wait their turns to give their speeches. The cafeteria was the gathering place for the sophomore class speeches. There was a good turnout, even from the classes. ni - as 1 ,., AA'1 :V 1 Many teachers bring their classes to the library to use the research facilities. i r frrr From this picture it seems like the students use their time wisely in the library. Doesn't it? ls lVlr. Zimmerman swinging on the Pendulum? Wherever he is the 3rd hour photography class is full of smiles, LIFE 75 .5 ,, ipsum, President Leilanie Ito Hurray! For the fabulous Frosh. This year has gotten off to a fresh start. The spirit has come alive for the freshman class, and reached a peak during spirit week. Our enthusiasm was rewarded with a trophy, the Tennis Shoe Award. We participated in Homecoming by building a float, and held fund raising activities such as bake W E Vice-Preside Jeannie Hasenstab sales, dances and selling programs at the Fiesta Bowl, We have enjoyed the activities at West High and will stand behind all efforts for bigger and better activities. F' Secretary Treasurer Candy Abril Jan Bowman FRESHMAN CLASS COUNCIL Wil Jie f mt - ww, i. 'ixiiszri 9 ,,,, , .V U we f,,, .ci i,,, Af Q Front Row L-R: Andrea Voyce, Jeannie Hasenstab, Paula lVlcCue, Susan Hancock, Ken Deroulhac. Back Row L-Fi: Sue Bauer, Candy Abril, Ling Yen, Jan Bowman, David Pugh, Pam Poglajen, Lei Ito. FRESHMEN yi , we L, W f f JI f f of R! 'V . my .7 5 l Q 51 J M 4-ug I 1' 1 W 19 24 I 57371 i , M if if Zi A114 f f lg J J -lflfffi' aw: 'JI-f 1' QQ, f L, , ' ' ' ' K 'iv y ,V ,A :X q Q 1 Q , , X x '13 R 5 , f m V 4 1. , any J gf e 2 f 'ZZ 'Q 1 if i i . TWA Daniel Aaron Candy Abril Susan Acedo Gayla Adams Luanne Alderson Judy Allen Lisa Allen Laurie Allmon Brenda Alston Bryan Altherr Rosie Amavisca Susie Anderly Wendi Andersen Arthur Anderson Brenda Anderson Glenda Anderson Lori Anderson Stephanie Anderson Paul Andrews Scott Aragon Virginia Aragon Cindy Arce Michelle Arellana Kathleen Ashing Loetta Ashing Boetta Ashing Saul Ayala Tony Azure Christopher Bacon Brent Bailey Patti Baird Debra Baldwin Frank Barajas Linda Barba Wanda Barker Nanci Barkley Ruth Barry John Barrett Sue Bauer Mary Bayless Daniel Behm Scott Beierle Andrea Bell Linda Belyeu Enid Benjamin Kevin Bethay Karen Bettner Luanne Biddle Kevin Beilfelt Valjean Bischoff Janet Blair Melody Blakley Charnee Blanco Teresa Bledsoe Cecelia Bochert Regis Bohr FRESHMEN 77 'X Terry Bolstad James Bonham Elizabeth Booker Gary Boucher Kathy Bowens David Bowey Jan Bowman Bill Boy Deborah Braasch James Bradford Paula Brldwell Michelle Brille Dennis Brown James Brown Tracy Brum Robert Bruner Gary Bullock Richard Burtch Deborah Busier Frank Buso David Buttler Patricia Bycroft Arthur Cabrera Joseph Callahan Kerri Cameron Dennis Carey Ronald Carlson Dawn Carpenter Gary Carrillo John Carver Sarah Castillo Michael Ceballos Dinah Cervantes Cindy Chandler Ann Chaney Cissy Chavez George Cheatham Jon Choisnet Dalyn Christall Lori Ciesiolka Cindy Clark Constance Clarke Edwin Claussen Ruby Clevenger Douglas Clouse Liz Cole Katherine Coles Bryan Collettl Mark Collins Roy Collins Biscoe Conklin Roberta Conner Diane Conrad Debra Consier Layne Copeland Shannon Coppess 78 FRESHMEN Q-'Q F ffaawff J rr if . 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' if, Y Dale Cormier Susan Corona John Crandal Cheryl Craven Dan Crossett Mary Cruces Elizabeth Cullen Joel Cullum Marianne Curtis Richard Daley Joe Damico Debbie Daudet Wayne Davis Arthur Day Kenneth De Roulhac Gregory Dendy Kristal Dendy Thomas Denny Richard Diaz Steven Dillow Elizabeth Dobbs Jacky Dodd Helen Dong Janet Dorman Gerald Doyle John Drexler John Duncan Joe Dunnigan Debbie Durbin Laura Durham Robert Dyer Michael Earnhardt Keri Edwards Mike Ehle Linda Ehlers Elias Manuel Michelle Eskew Harry Evans Robert Evans Tracy Ewert Kenneth Fabozzi Matthew Fagnani Steve Fay Lane Ferrin Lisa Ferris Maryhelen Fierros Mark Finney Dennis Flaherty Annette Flowers Robin Foley Susan Forgrave David Foust Luella Frazier Christy Freeman Michele Gabrielle Mary Gama FRESHMEN 79 is itil.. , -all Deborah Garcia Freddie Garcia Joanna Garcia Paul Garcia Keith Garrett Valerie Geare Richard Gesin George Gewinner Dorothy Giles Joanne Gill Theresa Gill Gail Glaser Cheryl Golden Danny Gonzales Gilbert Gonzales Jessie Gonzales Lance Goodman Flora Gorentz Peggy Goulden Irene Gray Michelle Gray Norma Griego James Griggs James Gusich Jennifer Guss Frances Gutierrez James Gwin Debbie Hager Donald Hall Debbie Hamilton Susan Hancock Jackie Hansen Rhonda Hardy Verna Harer Garry Harris Frances Harrison Ava Hartmann Jeannie Hasenstab Lavonne Hatfield Judith Hauke Anna Havey Eve Haynie Robert Heaps Ralph Heath Alice Heckrotte Cheryl Herbert Denise Herman Rosa Hernandez Freddie Herrera Terry Hester Diana Heun Barbara Hickman Geraldlene Hickman Tim Hill Samuel Hilliard William Hobaica 80 FRESHMEN ff if ,I ' ,,,, if? 1 1 I K 5 Z Ig M 5 -if A 7 W 424 2 af dw W ff i X, Q A 1' Z , fmt, 476 411 mum W. 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',, .AML Mary Hobbs Edyie Hodges - John Hodges Fredena Holloway Barbara Holz Jayson House Ralph Hoyt Richard Hudson James Hughes Vicki Huguenard Cyndi Hulen Tony Humphries Timothy Hyland Linda lndorf John Inline Leilani Ito Joe Ives Bonnie Jakobek George Jennings Jody Johnson Paul Johnson Ricky Johnson Leonard Johnston Billie Jones Brenda Jones Donna Jones Julie Jones Laura Jones Judy Joralmon Willie Juarez Chris Kaufman Kimberly Kending Ted Kennedy Stephen Kenny Colleen Keown Donna Kerwin Terrie Kidd James Kincaid Kelley Kirby Sandy Kirby Janet Kirkham Debbie Kivett Evan Knapp Barbara Kocik Sophia Kogianes Joey Krah Ross Krewsky Martin Kuban Tim Kucharski Lance Kuester Rodger Labrash Kam Chin Lam Matthew Lane Traci Lange Darryl Lanning Gregory Lavelle FRESHMEN 81 1 l J, . ww - '11, P Lf- I + V. wh,- Kerry Lawrence Susan Lazok Paul L'Ecuyer Jane Legge Mark Lehker Scott Leiler George Leonard Lisa Leos Laura Lesperance Selwyn Lewis Shirley Lewis Teri Lewis Frederick Linkner Cynthia Lira Joy Little Bryan Littlepage Lori Livensparger Ronald Long Mark Lopez Rick Lopez Trey Loving Daniel Lucas Bryan Maddox Mario Magana Liz Maldonado Dennis Malone Kathy Mangino Bobby Manley Carl Maran Donna Marble David Marker Christy Marlowe Brian Marti Mary A. Martin Mary B. Martin Amelia Martinez Bernie Martinez John Martinez Kerry Martinez Patricia Martinez Linda Marzec Paula Matney Edna Mattox Tamara Mausolf Mohn McAndrew Thomas McBride Gerald McCardle John McConnell Paula McCue Debra McDonald Donald Mclntosh Kevin McKinney Roger McLaren Gale McNeely Sara Means Richard Medina 82 FRESHMEN ll l l ' gk , 1 'ffv J. r Ex '..-1' lt' 5 A ' 4 ,, ,S ' gE,, E S S HM ' 'il i M ilwwii i l l -W w 'N' im ,l iii, illiii-l - 1 ,iiiiiiiii -W' ' N i '- 1- J ' -will itll ' v l l li-will ' ill ,Alia 'Amy li. ml , Y, 1 ,lilac K V M my H I N-'L y i i, . 5? 5' i ii 'D 1 . f-L g f - 61 T K - 1- t -- l . , B , , , 1 ? M on T l 1 My sr B.- ai 41' ,Q if f E . l in L f .i will .ifi .S ,ill 'iikiliiii 1 i W ,l 'i 1' ,v ,li wui, , ,Y ffl? i l xt? M am, -,Aff l ' . Q .'-if W i i WW ,WM 'ill A W u W. 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O Randy Salterberg Rudy Sanchez Keith Sanders Eddie Santana Bryan Sargent Jim Schutte Wayne Scoville I Greg Scully James Shaw Mark Shelton Kathy Shepler Richard Sheppard John Sherman Charles Shores Sandra Shulleubarger Douglas Simon Anita Simpson Frank Simpson Kathleen Sinclair Janet Skinnell John Skinner Shelly Skinner Mark Skroch ,. . ,., , ,fx fiflaitvlih ' Beatrice Smith - 'T f' Denise Smith X Tamee Smith Karen Snow Lvl ,T by Rudy Somoza Lucy Soto Paula Stallings Lisa Stava Pamela Stephenson Boadley Stevens Glen Steward Patricia Steward Robert Sufak Shelly Summitt Yvonne Sutton John Swauger Robert Swiney Rachael Tafoya James Tang Clay Taylor Ralph Terzich Chery Thomas David Thomas Debora Thomas Mike Thomas Tim Thomas William Thorp Tracy Tiffany Doug Tillotson Debbie Tonstad Dawn Torok Steve Torrence FRESHMEN 85 Ruben Torres Peter Trevillian Steve Trevino Wai Tse Alan Tuma Mark Urlaub Mike Valentine Russell Van Hoesen Debra Van Vugt Tod Vaughn Susan Vawter Allen Venghaus Pat Villela Rose Villela Dave Villemez Rose Voisey Sue Voss Andrea Voyce Cynthia Wallace Lisa Ward Matthew Warshaw Yolanda Washington Bryan Watson Sonia Weiland Cathy Westcott Randy Wester Theresa Wetzel Greg Wheetley David White Kevin Whitmore Mike Wilhardt Laura Wilke Phil Wilkinson Roxanne Willette Beverly Williams Carolyn Williams Sharilyn Williams Tery Williams Diane Willis Debbie Wilson Holly Wilson Jack Wilson Rosemary Wilson Bob Wisniewski Suzanne Wong Yolanda Wong Eddie Woo Kathrine Woodland Lynn Woodruff Paul Woosley Russell Wortmann Christine Wyskiver Frances Yefko Debbie Yehling Yen Ling Donita Yocom 86 FRESHMEN l W' M 'll i l l ll , l l ,, W ' Wx vi ll! W W 'il 'Qu . w ill l A J' 2' E 1 A EEC 5 , ' FL -A ,A wi W i U' V f li l tl WN il W l I ' 1 A i EM A Vlike Younl if ' if , lfiifgmle tm M w Q ill' Joanne Zafgher W li, Kun Zuber 'AW i i i J i . ii li A 'Alf' E ' A. . hffil. 5 4 15- Qm- 1 43, 'avuf , 5 , V -. f , as if f 'lf i t r-W i' i Student assistants Julie Jones and Debbie Van Vugt, and student Denise Morin adjust the printer back in the photography lab. What a coincidence, the-y're all Freshmen! R FRESHMEN 87 ,WW W W Q35 is a I f HK U11 l . '.f as-w.nni-i Eze.- ' 1 M, i Aww in . i iff ' f,' . E - , . ffl? R I ' Q AQ K Q , , ...-.--- H ff M U, Y V X if? 1 W, jf! 45,1 Y an ,, f , ' V5 MSE . S2 9 Km 'SUE 1- ,ew sf' B 1 .W 6 si 4 Wk 55' 'j fi ,Q 1 kg 5 .. :Q-1 J In 4 QA 1 0 Q , . Q , if 'Vw 1 WW : xl 9 V 'Q 1 f, if 3- T , if WWII 'iii l '3'1,, . T. XM' R' R ' 8 2 S fin-QQ ..: , we V K i num 1 FOOTBALL HURRY UP CHRIS! Quarter back Chris Villamez turns on WATCH IT RICK! That Wolverine has his eyes set on Rick the steam as he eludes a Tolleson gridder and rambles on a Lopez, but he didn't stop him until Rick had picked up a sizable gain in Westls 3643 trouncing of the Wolverines. fiVS'f down in The W!!! OVGI' TOIISSOVI- 4 , gf' u R I TURN ME LOOSE! That Camelback halfback seems NOW THAT SIVIARTSI Halfback George Brandon is broug mighty upset after being dropped by Rick Owens and down after a short gain by Albert Abril Con ground! ar George Brandon after a very short gain. The Spartan Rick Owens f48!. ' I quarterback is not stomping on ants. 90 SPORTS 'I UP AND OVER! While trying a quarterback sneak, Chris Villamez is tripped up for only a short gain against Carl Hayden. Blocking is John Leos while George Brandon watches. GRAB HIM MIKE! Mike McNaughton lunges for the Camelback ball carrier while Stan Thompson 1793, Robbie Johnson 1663, Ron Miller 1343 and Mark Williams 1553 give chase. WHERE'D IT GO? An elusive pig skin sails away from that startled Central end. Racing in to try to make the recovery for West are John Leos 1363, Bob Westbrook 1783, Mark Williams 1553, Craig Miller 1573 and Kerry Johnson 1773. SPORTS 91 Y', gm our Hllvi oovvrvl George Brandon 4255, Albert Aorn 4681, Bob wmgenrom 4761 ooo Ron Miller 4345 move in to nail thieiioeri Hayden ball carrier. Thats Mark Williams making a valiant lunge to make the stop. l SHUT HIM OFF! East's quarterback looks for running room as Robbie Johnson4b6I, Bob Westbrook 4743 and friends ramble to shutoff a big gainer. Mike Villegas 4183 gets a ground level view. NAIL HIM MARK! Mark Williams 4555 gets set to down an Alhambra runningback while Mike Villegas 4183 gives chase in the finale against the lions. 92 SPORTS Albert Abril Doug Braly George Brandon 'T' .. .1T, Mark Carlson Tom Clark Gilbert Garcia Kurt Gonzales Joe Jackson Kerry Johnson Rick Jones John Kopchak John Leos Dave Marx Craig Miller Ron Miller Mike McNaughton Rick Owens George Payton Jeff Richardson Steve Shaw Ron Strayer Stan Thompson Bob Westbrook Mark Williams Bob Wingeroth Mike Villegas Chris Villamez Not Pictured: Robbie Johnson A Don Johnson Marty Shepard Head Coach Craig Thies SPORTS 93 ,fi '. s- w ' 94 JV FO0TBAll 0 , 1 4 1 Front Row Left-Right: Donald Reagan, Kevin Joseph, Romualdo Mortel, Howard Kamarata, Danny Hernandez, Robert Day, Steve Abril, Joe Sustaita, Danny Frazier. Middle Row Left-Right: Mike Wester, Tini Estrada, Mark Coronado, Mark Philips, Robert Wihilio, Chris Shaw, David McQueen, Larry Arteaga, Larry L'Ecuyer, John Propati, Mark Pennartz, Nick Cosmakos, Rick Jackson. Back Row Left-Right: Gary Fisher, Devin Lanning, Bob Tomson, Ken Bell, Jim Lyells, Ron Odell, Tim Bien Mace Kuester, Mark Tabor, Steve Jones, Randy Brown, Rand Johnson, Kirk Kashmerlck, Coach Roy Maxey. VARSITY FOOTBALL The squadls won and loss record does not indicate their true accomplishments. They opened the campaign with only five lettermen and despite many injuries were molded into a unit by Coaches Shepard, Johnson, and Thies that was able to score against every team and produce a squad member who reached All-American status. Actually the T-Birds were only outclassed by two foes, while in their other losses, they were able to keep the score close enough to make the games exciting. The many injuries to key players hampered the team's chances of picking up a few more wins in the second half of their schedule. High points of the season had to come in the big win over Toll- eson and the tie with Carl Hayden which came in a last-sec- ond touchdown. Bob Westbrook, named to the All-American high school grid team for 1974, took most of the individual honors, being se- lected to the all-division, all-city, and all-state first squads. FRESH MAN A FOOTBALL Making the fortunes of West High football appear much brighter in the future, the Freshman A eleven ran up a sea- son record of six wins, two losses, and tie against tough competition last fall. Highlighting the action for the big first-year team were the three, shut-out wins that were scored over Central 126-OJ, Carl Hayden Q26-Ol, and Alhambra Q36-Ojg especially re- warding were the wins over Central and Alhambra. The squadls coaches, Mr. Williams and Mr. Van Ouathem, feel that if the members of this team continue to improve and display the same winning attitude, West could be a contender for the division title within the next three years. SPORTS 1 J.V. FOOTBALL A young jayvee football squad went into the 1974 grid cam- paign with limited experience but with high hopes for a successful season. From the opening game, however, the team was plagued with injuries, the most serious setback being the loss of quarterback Charles Frazier, The chances for victory faded as their ranks became thinner, but the de- termination and spirit remained throughout their schedule. The one victory in eight starts for the J.V. eleven came in a thriller over Carl Hayden in which ace receiver, Mark Cor- onado, scored the only touchdown. Coaches Maxey and Ranshaw singled out Frazier, Cor- onado, Mark Penartz, Steve Abril and Nick Cosmakos for their play during the season. FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL What happens to a team that was outmanned and stomped on in its first outing? A team with good qualities fights back, showing improvement each week and ending up with respect in themselves and their season record. And that's just what the Freshman B gridders accomplished this year. Coaches Munson and Bakemeir expressed pride in the fact that there were almost twice as many members on the team at the end of the season than in that opening game, and that in each game the players became much tougher. ln na- ming all his boys as outstanding players, Coach Munson said that he had a great team effort and the cooperation of all the boys during the seasonfl FRESHMAN A FOOTBALL W ,ML . 0 9 9 0 .H ,N . . 1..,,,.., ,ws r i u . Front Row Left-Right: Jim Hughes, Sam Hilliard, David White, Steve Trevino, David Thomas, Jon Choisnet, Jim Gwin, Rich- ard Daley, John Gusich, Rodger Labrash, Jim Shaw. Middle Row Left-Right: Coach Williams, Russ Wortmann, Paul Garcia, Dennis Malone, Brent Bailey, Rick Jones, Ralph Terzich, Art Cabrera, Mike Ceballos, John Myers, Dennis McCarthy, Coach Van Quathem. Back Row Left-Right: Ron Carlson, David Villemez, Kevin Bethay, Rick Lopez, Joe Krah, Nelson Ross, Doug Simon, Bryan Williams FRESHMAN B FOOTBALL 3 'H- N ' 1 5 L o o o O 4 A i Front Row Left-Right: Scott Aragon, Paul Andrews, Greg Dendy, REgis Bohr, John Drexler, Jim Bonham, Robert Manley, Edward Santana, Donald Rivera, Tim Riley, Pat Roach, Kevin McKinney. Middle Row Left-Right: Paul L'Ecuyer, Kevin Reilly, Don Prosise, Tod Vaughn, Devoe Poleeson, Steven Miller, Matthew Lane, Kevin Merritt, John Hodges, Manuel Elias, Tim Kucharski, Tracy Ewert, Darryl Lanning. Back Row Left-Right: Coach Carl Bakemeier, Keith Mundy, Gary Carrillo, Garry Harris, George Gewinner, George Leonard, Saul Ayala, George Cheatham, Wayne Scoville, Robert Heaps, Mark Collins, Ted Kennedy, Mark Urlaub, Coach Bill Munson. Absent from picture due to injury: Mike Thomas, Roman Salazar. SPORTS it VARSITY BA KETBAll Front Row Left to Right Barry Wray QManagerl, Albert Abril, Fred Roggin, Dan Olin, John Eady, Ron Hartley, Mike Morrison lManagerJ. Back Row Left to Right Coach Roche, Marty Smith, Rick Jones, Mike Villegas, Dave Olin, Rick Calkins, Micky Milford, Jeff Richardson. Up for two! Senior Dan Olin goes in for an easy lay up against East High in the Phoenix Division Playoffs. Watching on are Rick Jones 4243, David Olin 1225, and Ron Hartley 1155. - Q iii' , Q - ' '- ,nm V527 f mari tizsr 1 Still -glifuf JUN IOR VARSITY Front row-Bary Wray, Greg Wahlrab, Scott Lorent, Mike Morrison. Second row-Coach Van Quathem, Kip Phelps, Russel Thompson, David Alltop, Gary Davis. A good defense is the best offense might not always be a true axiom, especially when the offense is not putting enough points through the hoop to come out on the long end of the score. This was definitely the problem of Coach Bob Van Quathem's junior varsity basketball squad which held almost half of its opposition to less than 50 points each but could come up with enough counters for only two wins. The coach noted that 11 of the team's losses were by less than 10 points and that we iust lacked the offensive punch to win. Bob Stein garnered most individual attention as he averaged 10 rebounds a game and scored a season high of 33 points against North High. TH UN DERBOLTS if T Front row-Matt Lane, Tim Kucharski, Tom McBride, Ralph Terzich, Cris Bacon. Second row-Paul Garcia, Brad Stephens, Flon Carlson, Sam Hilliard, Coach Gattis. if QQXESDE ,XQESZQ ES? 91 4 THUNDERCHICKS Front row-Fritz Linker, Manuel Elias, Russ Wortmann. Second row-Jim Gwin, John Irvine, Dave Villamez, Wendell Oliphant. SPORTS 97 A Y, W . M. 'N 'w-V ,ag fi vm 'V S iEST 'i if .. we ,,, F '5 if .4 11 ' ea K DW 1 x ki :I an I 5 g ' I Mp 8 IIS 'mag , 'E MI 'X 5,3 A 2- - Y-1 VARSITY WRE TLING Front Row KL-Rl Dave Pierce, Neil Nepsky, Mike Wallace, Mark Pennartz, Toby Estrada, Tini Estrada, Charlie Jones, John Drexler. Back Row QL-Rl Coach Hutcherson, Bob Westbrook, Mark Williams, Tony Miller, Jon Ciulei, Steve Shaw, George Paytgn, Tim Bien. ' The Varsity Wrestlers grappled their way to an impressive 7 and 3 record for 1974s75, achieving the first winning sea- son in six years. Coach Bill Hutcherson once said that if a few experienced wrestlers would continue competition into their senior year, he would produce a winner for the school. This year the squad featured five such seniors, and they helped make the coach's promose come true. Four of those seniors carried West's ,colors into State Championship Competition. Taking most of the individual honors was heavyweight Bob Westbrook who grasped a first place in the division and second in state. Also receiving mention for their con- tributions were Neil Nepsky, Toby Estrada, Dave Pierce and Kelly Pitts. Several top flight lettermen will be back next year to strengthen West's wrestling program. A continued strengthening of West's wrestling program was evident in the junior varsity matmenis 8 and 3 record. The squad, coached by Craig Thies, was led by Flon Strayer, who was undefeated, Joey Krah, Art Cabrera, Ken Webb, George Payton, and Ken Bell. lt was the attitude and deter- mination of the entire squad, however, that helped produce the first winning season in several years. 1 00 SPORTS Coach Hutcherson stands with wrestlers Dave Pierce, Nei Nepsky, Bob Westbrook, and Toby Estrada, who went to state in wrestling. X i' 'WV iuwli ill , 'li gllfl , ,, m,5 w,i5fA ' 1,1 Y if F 'W'r,il . .1.. - S A Q 11 Front Ftow lL-Ftl Art Cabrera, Rick Jones, Kevin Merritt, Tim Riley, Jim Bonham, Greg Dendy, Ken Webb, Ed Santana. Nick Cosmakos, Back Row QL-BJ Ron Strayer, Jeff Anthony, Dennis Malone, Kelly Pitts, Dave Marx, Gilbert Bracamonte, Ken Bell, Bon Odell, Joey Craw, Randy Brown, Jeff Long. Tifli ESTVSUH and Charlie Jones D aCTlC9 on their mf-Wes PHO' Bob Westbrook has Steve Shaw in a headlock while working out to a wrestling meet. for arfupcoming meet. SPORTS 101 iT- + JUNIOR VARSITY t 59 f it .-r,f,, l VARSITY CRDSS CDUNTRY Front Row - Steve Torrence, Kevin Pullins, Gerry Paquette, Harry Cramer, Kelly Szeto, Maurice Taborda. Back How -- John Wentz, Kevin McKechnie, John Wood, Larry Campbell, Harry Colter, Jim Agee, Coach Torrence. CROSS-COUNTRY Running long hours across many miles of all types of ter- rain, Coach Dale Torrence's cross-country runners trained for competition in a demanding endurance sport. This year's harriers, facing some of the best runners in the state, came up with two big wins over Carl Hayden and East dur- ing the season. Named by their coach as his outstanding runners were se- niors Harry Colter and Jim Agee for the varsity and Harry Cramer for the J.V. squad. TRACK With illness forcing Coach Dale Torrence to the side lines for the season, Coaches Liubicich, Maxey and Happe ably filled in to guide the 1975 Varsity, J.V. and Frosh track programs. Many outstanding individual performances highlighted the season which the tracksters dedicated to Coach Torrence. The high point early in the year was the Varsity's 65-60 win over Phoenix Union. The strength shown by the members of the junior varsity and freshman thinclads indicate that the program should produce several outstanding competitors in the next few years at West. 102 SPORTS AND THEY'RE OFF! Coming quickly out of the blocks during the 100 yard dash are sprinters Bernard Warters, Larry Thomas, Richard Lopez, and John Kopchak. STR'DE 'T OUT' R'm '. 9 ha'f'mi'e 'epeats me pan of the TURN IT oNi Startin on another 220 are Charlie Frazier usual workout for distance men Harry Colter, Kevin .9 and Mark Carlson while their team mates watch on. McKechnie and Scott Lieler. ,sf onive THAT LEG! Putting aIl'his efforts in driving his UP AND OVER! Using the 'TOIV' method, iumper Mike Du- Iead leg, John Wentz works on his form in his event, gan Cleafsthe baVW'th ease- high jump. SPORTS 103 VARSITY TRACK Front Row U.-R2 Ron Strayer, Scott Lorent, Larry, Thomas, Robert Lopez, John Gerard, Maurice Taborda, Bernie Waiters, Jim Addabbo, Nick.Cosmakos. Second Row KL-R1 John Wentz, Mike Dugan, Kirk Kashmerick. John Irvine. Kevin McKenchnie, Laverne VV3Sh'nQf0Q, JONVIA Leos, John Wood, Mark Carlson, Kevin Pullins. Back ROW Many Coach Ljubicich, Steve Shaw, Eddie Cramer, John Kopchak, James Bonds, Richard Lopez, Harry Colter, Ron MilIer1Jim Agee, Toby Estrada. be Y Front Row - Dennis Brown, Steve Torrence, Frank Buso, John Drexler, Greg Dendy, Fiick Jones, Back Row - Steve Mil- Ier, John Myers, Arthur Day, John Irvine, Bobby Heaps, Mike Thomas, Scott Lyler. 104 SPORTS 3 i i is 5 V gi gs . ,limit-5. n ' fmwiw K UP AND OVER! Ron Miller clears the bar and gets set to let SPIN THAT PLATTER! John Wood works on his form while go of his pole while vaulting 11 feet. throwing the disc. John is West's top Discus thrower. STRETCH IT OUT! Working on his long jump Kevin Pulllns istretches for an extra inch. Kevin is dependable for picking up points in this event and in his specialty, the 440. UP AND AWAY! The shot put flies out of John Gerard's hand as he uses all his strength to gain some added distance in his best event. SPORTS 1 ,,.,.u. VARSITY BA EBA l Front Row KL-R2 Dan Olin, Mark Coronado, Byron Ethier, Dick Fleishman, Gilbert Garcia, Rick Jones, Scott Farence. Second Row Mike Carnes, Rob Shedd, Fred Roggin, Bill Yehling, Tim Pizzi, Kip Phelps. Third Row Rick Owens, Joe Jackson, Mike Morrison fmgrl, Terry Campbell, Pat Conditt, Mark Pennartz, Chris Villamez, VARSITY BASEBALL After dropping the first three contests, Coach Jim Stitt's varsity nine began hitting their stride and had closed their record to 5 and 6 by mid season. The top performance by the squad was in game eleven when they pounded Camelback for a 9-4 victory. The coach said that several, early season games were lost because the team failed to hit when they had men on base: against Camelback, however, they put it all together. The improve- ment in timely hitting and in defensive play really gave the squad the necessary ingredients to be a winner in league play. 106 SPORTS 'Russ Van Hosen fmgrl. Back Row Mr. Stitt, Carl Bakemeir. P in V Y 'tb st A FRIENDLY CHAT? That discussion between Coach Stitt and the umpire before the Alhambra game seems amusing to Bill Yehling. Ph' 4.32 ' FANNING THE BREEZE - That Lion batter gets a bite of nothing but air as the ball rips toward the glove of T-Bird catcher, Fred Roggin. The white blurr on the batter's right is that missed ball. ig se 5 V6 ft nov rim: MEETING THE BALL - Putting forth all his efforts, Gilbert WINGING IT IN - Pitcher Bill Yehling follows through after Garcia lashes out another base hit in the game with Arcadia at sailing another strike across the plate in the big win over P-C- Arcadia. SPORTS 107 JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL X Sl 5 it psf 'Wm Frgnt ROW QL-Rj Dave More-no, Brian Cummings, Brian Parks, Todd Tussey, Greg Walrab, Chuck Woodland. Second Flow CL-RJ Ben Ederer, Craig Woodhouse, Brian Lavery, Robert Day, Randy Brown, Gary Davis, David Altop. Third Bow KL-Rl Joe Mastrapasqua, Tim Bien, Larry L'Ecuyer, Gene Ethier, Gaylen Eastridge, Chris Shaw, Tom Stallings. Back Bow QL-RJ Mike Austin, Coach Saunders, Manager, Ed Statistician, Amy McBroom, John Propati. JUNIOR VARSITY BASEBALL West's junior varsity diamond squad had struggled to a 2 win and 6 loss record by midseason with victories over Phoenix Union and North High. FROSH BASEBALL Coach Beg Matthew's freshman baseball squad with a large crop of promising talent had run up seven wins against only three defeats by the first week in April. The Frosh nine developed into a strong unit outstanding performances by pitchers Russ Wortman and Dennis McCarty and good hitting by the rest of the team. According to the coach, This group of young athletes could be state title contenders by their varsity year if they all stay out for baseball and progress in strength, speed and desiref' 108 SPORTS 4 U, t.,, sees., ,M FRONT ROW SEATS - The squad has the best view of the ac- tion from the bench. Mark Pennartz certainly isn't watching whatever caught his teammates' eyes. FRE HMAN BASEBALL ,WG E.,- lgront Row QL-Rl Bobby Manley, Tim Hill, Jim Gusic, Paul Garcia, Russ Wortman, Charley Phippeny, Brian Wallace, Eddie T lausen. Second Row KL-RJ Bryan Marti, Rodger LaBrash, Carl Nyman, Keith Mundv, Freddy Garcia, Regis Bohr, Coach Matthews. Back Row QL-RJ Richard Daley, Tom McBride, Brad Stevens, Dominic Miligliano, Doug Simon, John Porter. IT'S NOT THERE - Dan Olin eyes where the ball had been a RIGHT IN THERE - Varsity hurler Mike Carnes makes his fast split second before - but not now. That's okay, Dan, it was 3 ball count as he rips in another strike against an Alhambra bad pitch anyway. Daffef- SPORTS 109 VARSITY TE NNIS Coach Stanfield, Devon Bridgewater, Randy Nedrow, Jim Hewitt, Doug Larson, Dave Adams, Fred Zumwalt, Anil Nanda. Front Row - Pat McCue, Paul Vogel, Steve Kenny, Lee Penick, Fritz Linkner, Mike Pollock, Glenn Peasor, Back Row - Raquette Debbie Burth, Fred Holz, Scott Miller, Murray Clarkson, Grant Ligon, Raquette Linda Ehlers, Raquette Anna Holmquist. 110 SPORTS v t l i . 5 R L Y Y g i lt! A Y QW 'f l LW! V Y 1 j V Qwri W l it ttlt FRE HMAN TENNI Front Row - Lee Penick, Glenn Peasor, Mike Pollock, Danny Rich, Back Row - Coach Stan- field, Fritz Linkner, Randy Wester, Richard Burtch, Steve Kenny. fr SWIMMING Front Row QL-Rl Barney Anderson, Mike Butera, Jerry Olson, Scott Cassells, Dave White, David Marx, Tom Lowe, Bob Wingenroth, David Nelson, Mike Maskovitz. Back Row QL-Ri Coach, Mr. Fred Roche, Dan Moskovitz, Bryon Maddox, Tim Riley, Steve Jones, Kevin McCabe, Richard Lazar, John Owen, Jon Biss, Joe Dunnigan, Jeff Anthony. ,411 3 ,v ,S Q- ' 9 . KLR1 Jeff Clemmer, Mark Uriaub, Edwin Mays, Frank Goiis, Mark Montague, Jerry Yesenski, Marty Peeples. Not shown: Steve Fav, David Foust. EA'-Q. , x.- SPORTS 1 1 1 2? vert 2: eil? 352 21 mi. ,, Iv-,-ef Kim Cantor, Jane Orzel, Mary Orzel, DeeDee Smith, Raven Doose, Melanie Kane. Taking advantage of outstanding effort towards teamwork and dedication in improving their game, the girls' varsity tennis team proved to be very young by their coach, Mrs. Jeanne Pence, had won 10 matches while losing only two at the mid point of their season. JUNIDR VARSITY TENNI Front CL-R1 Roetta Ashing, lrene Gray, Kathleen Ashing, Candy Abril, Helen Dong, Betsy I Back KL-RQ Betsy Jordan, Annette Miller, Robin Bowlsby, Orien Smith, Cindy Tait, Jan Bowman, Paulette Goodfriend, Patti Baird. FRE HMAN TENNIS Bottom Row KL-RQ Traci Lange, lrene Gray, Patti Baird, Ro Ashing, Lo Ashing, Carolyn Seifert, Kathleen Ashling, Cynthia Sallas. Piosemarv Wilson,,Helen Dona. Top -Row Candy Abril, LuAnne Alderson, Jan Bowman, Kerry Martinez, Sonia Weiland, Lisa Ward, Julie Jones, Liz Saliba, Danita Yocom, Ron Beliveau fcoachl. 112 SPORTS VARSITY B nmasuudkllll ww NIM ,ge R is-if pl 1 aa Q.., fare I ' -'a'5 f':W'ee' . ..44,,v'. 5 4 4 , 03.0 gf-'o'.'., ' 1 1519 'ek 5- I A Q 4 l Q 'U Qtfidtl a., 4 -Rules .-,Q .' tv. Q X 1ll lX Front row-Jamie Kirk, Dorothy Mullen, Nancy Dugan. Back row-Miss Wilkinson, Mary Mullen, Kim Cantor, Autumn Davy. JUNIOR VARSITY 36 . ,ti , . I :asus-J. ...ff l ,W -,- DW ,.,,. I aaaa as V.. .K .W .. Front row-Joy Hansen, Kim Bunyard, Roberta Miller, Nancy Barkley, Elisa Bakemeier, Estella Ortiz. Back row-Lauren Am- bler, Betsy Jordon, Kelly Paty, Jackie Steward, Paulette Goodfriend, Marianne Tafoya. SPORTS 113 Q 4 av :Q 1 , . ft 1 .fla- tt ?Led by Joanne Cesar, Margaret Carroll, and Jane Orzel, West's varsity girls' golf squad rolled up a 9 and 2 record on their way to becoming City Champions and the number two team in the state. Joanne, who will be back next year, was low medalist in all but one match, low medalist in the City Championship, and second place, by a single stroke in the state playoffs. Margaret, a four-year varsity letterman, gained fifth place in the city play, while Jane was a capable back-up player for the team. Coach Mary Ann Yee considered the team's attitude truly outstanding as she said about them: f'These girls worked hard and were dedicated to winning for West. H I Front Row QL RJ Margaret Carol JoAnne Cesar Jane Orzel Front-Ftow QL-RJ Cindy Taylor, Dorothy Mullens LeAnn Westfall Mary Mullens Pam Davy Back Row QL-RJ Fihonda Hardy, Maida Liliedahl Gail Glasser Cheryl Thorn Michelle Merva Elisa Bakemeler Paced by the accuracy of Leann Westfall Mary Mullins Dorothy Mullins and Cindy Taylor Mrs Marianne Yees 1975 ar chery squad had shot their way to six wins against only a single loss bv the middle of their season Mrs. Yee believed that this team should produce the best season ever recorded by West High archers and predicted that her girls would place in the top five in state competition 1 14 SPCRTS VARSITY V0llEYBAll ,,,,.,.-,,.,. ,H -e-fe1,..- e MH- ,,,f4,gfgilf t- TP? ' AEg IEs E'Qi4's'M 'W 'WN .W M 3' 6-an-null in--o - 'W 1 ., P wi, QM I as I ,,,, v-SCU f--ii.-2 5'5a I v m,m,M,ml,,Wf9fx:mf1:Ms4wMW .-, - -Win - , Mgt. . .y , . ' T' E I, Erin Hammons, Ari- Front row Left to right Debbie Witt, Sheila Fuqua, Sandi Hernandez, Bobbi Inman ToP 0W 'na nge nette Miller, Marianne Curtis, Mrs. Pence .IU IOR VARSITY V0llEYBAll I 1'- S , ,4 '--.li-Q Front row Left to right Luella Frazier, Pam Davy, Colleen O'Brien, Liz Maldonado, Mary Huffaker, Robin Bowlsby Top row Pete Todd, L' L C ' ' isa eos, arol White, Anna Angulo, Linda Cassells, Mrs. Pence SPORTS 115 WWW RWM Egg? N . n Q E thaw? Front Row KL-Pj Michele Jackson, Joan Hansen, Michelle Arellano, Liz Maldonado, Deanica Deanda, Autumn Davy, Wanda Campbell. . Back Row Miss Wilkinson, Lauren Ambler, Roxane Hickman, Luella Frazier, Marcia Wieseman, Joy Hansen, Gai Little. swf 'swf Front Row KL-Rl Cindv Chandler. Lo Ashina. Wendi Anderson. Liz Cole. Lisa Leos. Second Row Brenda Anderson, Tammy. Mausolf, Pam Poglajen, Patty Purcell, Anita Parker, Barbara Holtz. Back Row Debbie Yehling, Beth Booker, Lisa Peterson, Marianne Curtis. 116 SPORTS , Loetta Ashing clears the bar while warming up for the high Liz Cole tries to lift her trailing foot while working out on the iUmD- Q t highjump. Lisa Peterson stretches for more distance while working on Luella Frazier puts all of her effort HS She Works on 'Ong 'Ong iump- jumping. SPORTS 1 1 7 VARSITY BASEBALL WEST 2 Central 2 South 4 Browne 3 Carl Hayden 2 Phx. Union 0 Alhambra 3 Arcadia 0 Central 4 North 1 East 10 Camelback 4 Browne 3 Carl Hayden 9 Phx. Union Scores until deadline J.V. BASEBALL WEST 9 Central 3 South O Browne 4 Carl Hayden 15 Phx. Union 3 Alhambra 11 North 3 East. 6 Camelback 3 Browne 7 Carl Hayden 10 Phx. Union Scores until deadline BOYS J.V. TENNIS WEST 0 Camelback 4 Alhambra 5 South Win Phx. Union 4 East 6 Central 4 Tolleson 7 Browne Win North 5 Maryvale Won 5 Lost 3 Tied 2 VARSITY WRESTLING WEST 46 Chandler 23 Tempe 36 South 41 Tolleson 36 East 6 Alhambra 27 Browne 40 Phx. Union 49 Camelback 16 Carl Hayden WON 7 LOST 3 118 SPORTS OPP. 10 4 5 2 0 2 1 12 0 4 4 3 0 4 OPP. 10 7 3 7 8 4 2 6 11 2 4 0 OPP. 8 4 2 Forfeit 8 7 O 3 Forfeit 5 OPP. 10 36 24 13 20 48 20 18 9 41 GIRLS ARCHERY WEST 2297 Carl Hayden 2365 South 2219 Browne 860 Central frainl 2295 East Scores until deadline OPP. 1820 1841 1225 942 1967 SCDRE BDARD VARSITY CROSS-COUNTRY WEST 34 Tolleson 26 East 48 Phx. Indian 34 Browne 40 Maryvale 31 Camelback 22 Carl Hayden 42 Phx. Union 50 Alhambra 48 Phx. Indian OPP. 21 24 16 21 20 24 39 19 15 15 Won 2 Lost 8 fLow score winsl Bob Tomson. Tom Yancer, Anne Harvey, Scott Cassells, Missing Frank McGan, David Robinet, Coach Sgt. Ray Combs. Led by Tom Yencer and David Robnett, the team a perfect 6 and 0 record in competition by April VARSITY FOOTBALL WEST 7 Washington 13 South 14 Central 36 Tolleson 7 East 14 Browne 7 Camelback 13 Carl Hayden 6 Alhambra 12 Phx. Union WON 1 LOST 8 TIED1 had 4. OPP. 23 30 28 7 15 27 44 13 40 24 GIRLS TRACK WEST OPP. 37 Carl Hayden 66 25 Alhambra 75 1 39 Phx. Union 60 Scores until deadline BOYS VARSITY TRACK WEST OPP. 45 Carl Hayden 81 65 Phx. Union 60 56 Browne 70 22 Alhambra 105 43 Camelback 84 28 Central 56 - Cortez 61 - Tempe 88 Q4-Way meetl Our Special Olympics team received two first places in the Di- visional meet at McClintock High School. Pictured are: Front Row QL-R1 Carrie Nye, Judy- Allen, Lucy Soto, Elizabeth Jones. Back Row fL-R1 Terry Bolstad, Rusty Van Hoesen, Ed Henning and Jon Marker. BOYS VARSITY TENNIS WEST OPP. 5 Camelback 4 6 Alhambra 3 6 South 3 9 Phx. Union 0 7 East 2 2 Central 7 9 Tolleson O 9 Browne 0 7 North 0 3 Maryvale 6 Won 8 Lost 2 ,. GIRLS VARSITY TENNIS 5 Carl Hayden 4 0 Camelback 9 lg f 5 Alhambra 4 'S 9 South 0 ' 5 8 Phx. Union 1 V 5 East 4 0 Central 9 8 Tolleson 9 5 Browne 1 3 North 1 3 Maryvale 5 7 Carl Hayden 2 WON 9 LOST 3 GIRLS J.V. TENNIS WEST Opp. 5 Carl Hayden 4 0 Camelback 12 3 Alhambra 7 7 South 2 9 Phx. Union 0 9 East 1 1 Central 15 7 Tolleson 2 11 Browne 1 5 North 1 5 Maryvale 6 11 Carl Hayden 1 WON 8 LOST 4 VARSITY BASKETBALL WEST OPP. 77 Chandler 73 77 Tempe 76 70 Prescott 65 69 Brophy 68 67 Central 65 66 South 68 81 North 70 62 South 60 78 Tolleson 71 83 North 72 55 East 80 55 Carl Hayden 60 68 Alhambra 79 54 Browne 57 74 Phx. Union 85 64 Camelback 61 60 Carl Hayden 72 58 Alhambra 84 56 Browne 80 60 Phx. Union 103 60 Camelback 58 38 East 77 WON 11 LOST 11 SPORTS 119 a , , its 1, ' a-W f-ig.. -- , ,ff X 'W 9 ,if w .v 1' -J 'f WW 'F ,N Wx- gp M.: -ww' ww wt W- IU vw 2' 'QM 1 'Q .-'J--'f Y ' H 1fg':.m.H-,W M M W W w5W'vrTA '5'5f' my jwfwg' ,, A ,, :r 13:5 A-. -D , HOMECGMING King and Queen Bob Westbrook Patty Calhoun lrvan Lewis Claudia Oreck 122 LIFE King Gilbert Garcia Queen Carolyn Guaderrauma LeAnne Westfall Gary Chapin Kathy McDonald Kurt Gonzales '-In N A E l 'M'4w1wn,, ,NVE Y . Many hours were spent getting the Homecoming floats ready for the float parade. ,. - -E39 ,,,...-c-' o.-i.-w-- Ei Qu . i The announcements of the Homecoming Candidates filled the atmosphere with excitement and thrills. if-4:5 Dan Curtis and Linda Vawter congratulate this year's King and Queen Gilbert Garcia and Carolyn Guaterrauma. This was a happy moment for everyone. LIFE 123 Fagin, instructs the pickpockets on their way to work while he sings i'Be Back Soon. The Artful Dodger meets Oliver for the first time and tells him about Fagin. Oliver ....... Fagin ............. The Artful Dodger .... Bill Sykes .......... Nancy ..... Bet .......... Mr. Bumble .... 124 LIFE Nancy and Bet sing lt's a Fine Life!! to the pickpockets. Oliver sings to Bet, telling her I'lI do anything for you dear, anything. . Selwyn Lewis ... Bill English Brian Littlepage .... Irvin Lewis .. Kathy Hulen Debbie Ftojeski .. Mike Snyder V.tWw.i. 1 Y Urchins, from the workhouse who are fed only gruel are singing about t'F0od. Glorious Food. 0lIVER OLIVER was a big success this year under the direction of Miss Janet Golman. The music directed by Serge Huff, choreography and costume design by Pris- cilla Prather, and the set design by Paul Estes all contributed the success of Ol- iver, Our school was the first to be picked by the Phoenix Music Theater to do a re- peat performance in March. This is a real honor for West High and it shows the capa- bilities of our drama department. Congratu- lations to all who made it a success. Urchins hold out their bowls as they await their food. P Fagin and the pickpockets are demonstrating to Oliver Bet, Oliver, Nancy, and The Artful Dodger demonstrate the how to 'Pick a Pocket or Two. higher qualities of life in lt's a Fine Life. LIFE 125 -.,. it K t fa., 411 ' 'iff Q. V la., X 4 3-1,-- '. Ironman EXCHANGE An amusement dreci, very much like Encanto Pork in Izmit, Turkey Being in the United States and West High has been a great expe- rience for me. I have gained a new outlook on the world and found myself, and learned more about Americans and their customs. I came from Turkey which is in the Middle East, my city is called lzmit. I am thankful for everything you have done for me. In conclusion I would like to come back to Phoenix in the future, that's why l don't say good-byeg see you T-BIRDS! Aysel Agan Marilyn Haas Mike Ryan One of the greatest opportunities West offers to its students is the chance to be in our foreign exchange program. Last summer I was privileged to spend two months in North Africa as one of West's A.F.S. candidates. Life in the small Arab nation of Tunisia was a totally new cultural experience for me, opening my eyes to a completely different way of life. Moslem traditions dominate Tu- nisian Iives. For example, men and women often wear long robes over their normal clothing-whenever they go out. It was not at all unusual for my father to have two wives and eighteen children - another Moslem tradition. Half of my summer was spent four blocks from the Mediterranean Sea in a coastal village. The Io- cation was beautiful, especially during our evening strolls up and down the beach. For the remainder of the summer I lived on an old homestead farm - complete with cows, donkeys, goats, chickens and dogs. During my two months in Tunisia I came to love and understand another culture through the warmth of my host family and the sponsorship of West's A.F.S. program. Marilyn Haas 126 LIFE As an American Field Service representative to the small coun try of South Africa, I encountered many unusual and fas- cinating sights. My 10 week stay was spent in the small town of Brokpan which is located about 30 miles east of Jo- hannesburg, the largest South African city. My first weeks in Brokpan were spent touring the local South African gold mines, staying in a flat along the beach of the Indian Ocean and generally leading the life of a native South African. I spent the next five weeks in the local high school, where I wore the traditional school uniform and studied African History and the second language of South Africa, Afrikaans. I would like to say that the highlight of my A.F.S. experience was the family with whom I stayed. My host parents and my two host brothers fully represented the warmth and friendship I found in South Africa. Michael Ryan A.F.S. Fleturnee ' 9,45 .ffl WAN? ,nw 1 , 5 f 5 S . Mixed Chorus members who practiced long hours to make All-State are: Front Row KL-R2 Vogel, Sandy Sizemore, Mike Snyder, Naomi Finger, Back Row fL-Fill Joshua Feller, Nancy Finger, Joellyn Klein, Steve Barry. Orchestra members who also worked hard to make All-State are QL-FU Phillip Voyce, Karen Burghard, Richard Ramey, Dwight Anderson, Harry Hamlyn, Mike Shellans, Danny Yee. it A Tl Harder, These Band members are some of the best In the state and also made All Warren Asmus, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, Kim Baker, Kara Hansen, Becky Partlowe, Leigh Winans. lNot pictured - Dennis Chapin! LIFE 127 Jwfr,-it vw fsfv 4.1 .9 1.'1, S?' f v' .-z':i:,gx- r-. f'1x'f1'-of i 3131-1,-ffy X - In addition to the Christmas As- sembly, students came every period to watch the P.E. classes perform in the gym. WWW as suuir UHF!!! mg' ii BNIB! um nm Rhonda Richards is about to do a running walk over as other dancers watch and wait for their turn to perform Barnabus the Juggler fCindy Gatesi performs her dance for the Virgin Mary fLisa Lentzj. 128 LIFE . , ww it Rudolph and the rest of the reindeer clan prance around as they wait for Santa to finish filling the stockings. l 15911 ilillli Sllllli lllliill Mill! llllllli S RMU zz Q as 1 14 ze ws RH! lllilll nil! Q Rudolph waves to everyone while Dancing in mid air Sheila Fuqua, Irene Romero, 81 Ali Miduech do some very as- Comet dances around him. tonishing stunts. These cheerful skaters from Per- forming Dance skate to the music of l'Sleighride at the Christmas Assembly. LIFE 129 f P 'lg . , QE U ff .11 'Ll-Q ,: frfQq.. H ,J 2 ' - . fa-ff Jr. Nancy Morris learns the art of rug weaving in Mrs. Englebrects 1st hour Art class. Mrs. Englebrect explains to her 2nd hr. Art class the Art of perspective. LIFE ' - . f f Q . ' 55, X 4 i 2 'Y P ' f ' 1' . 57 V . 'o 4 ' S -,S F Y ', fi- sp. . - . ffm' In Mr. Stanfields 1st period intro. Algebra 4 class, he teaches the algebraic concept which states that the prod- uct of any two polymomials is another polynomial. Victor Neal was a Scholastic Gold Key winner in his abil- ity with crafts. Here he is working on a necklace. Mr. Hackett walks around the room to make sure he doesn't see any wandering eyes during an Algebra test. We if In Mr. Munsons 2nd hour P.E., Freshman David Venis Mrs. Mosers 2nd hour Design class works on clay and does a backward extension chest roll. modern advertising. LIFE 131 i Mr. Hacketts General Math class prepares for an exam ls When it comes to dessert students have the hardest that Mary B. Martin or Mary A in the foreground? time making up their minds The picnic tables are a good place to get studies done Ju Marlo Briggs Vonda Perrin and Kathy Witt do their lie Wilkerson, Rick Owens and Kathy Witt take a break with dance at Pom tryouts a friend. 132 LIFE f 5 fx 1 -unwf , No, its not the USS Poseidon! Head maintenance man John Brown uses the electric vacuum to clean the chalk Ted Wesley and his helper are getting the refrigeration board erasers. unit ready for our hot weather. ' s img. 1 VVVS E Z A 1- w Tw'r' Y ' V i 3 3 :7 4 L 7 flu. ' I ... 'A offs f I X X is - my , ff is c, Maj i This basic art class uses class time to work on their per- spective drawings. LIFE 133 In Mr. Agee's ist hour Freshmen English class, Mr. Snapp came to help them pre-register for next Fall. ,,.- v, fi,-',,:,S ,Q :par Freshmen Suzanne Wong and Paula McCue listen TO 8 Junior Shirley Pearce is working on her mosaic table top tape discussing the Canyon lands of Colorado in Mr. and Senior Daneanne Johnson is making a ring by the Howeilis 3rd hour Earth 81 Space class. lost wax process. LIFE i i g 'f f if, v.. N' 'nz-M f ff 7'f 'N--, -,Q , fi, i i , W M, , ,539 -7M ,,., M.. , i , 5,-1, -M W f 1 - - Q. 1 Aff! K A ' z i X E3 11-f , , Q jf 7 'iii' ,i Sheila House, Marianne Tafoya, Dorette Michelick, and A Crowd Qafhefed in the Qym to QW9 SUDDOVT T0 me QMS Mish McMaken wait for Mr. Fincher to check over their at final cuts forthe Pom Pon UVOLHS. papers in 1st hour Office Typing. Sli 3 3 2-in Diana Frost with her nightgown and Tanni Sachen with her pillow show the contents of their Pom Pon bags to the 3rd hour photography class. LIFE Q Q A :LES ,- Q, l E sr-N li fav.: Students arrive on campus by a variety of means. Darrel NO lVlOlVl, l didnlt forget my lunch money! Roberta Miller Lanning above, is stepping out of his daily transportation. and Sandy Hernandez say goodbye to their chauffeur. 136 LIFE Students get their exercise by riding their bicycles to school. It looks like 261 sets of wheels. ll . S, ' Wir Miss WoIf's 3rd hour Biology class seem to be interested in With that First Aid Kit so near, it looks like student as- the behavior of young chickens. sistants Phyllis Cohan, Mark Montague, Stacey O'Brien and Ann Moleterno are ready for anything! Mr. Ljubicich's 4th hour drafting class is busy drafting. Senior Richard Shortridge and Neal Park talk with the com- puter in Mr. Van Quatharnis 1st hour class. LIFE 137 .gn ,Jsv Lisa Curtis, Miss Jan Golman and Barb Cummings are put- ln Auto Shop, you learn the basic principles of a car mc ting together a layout to give us a idea on humor. tor. These boys are learning about the clutch system. I W A ' g j ' i 'Wx W' 5 V' V ,dyx V,,,:T Mrs. Mosby helps her students as they help each other. Have you had your wheaties today? Mrs. Adkins explains the difference between CheeriO's and Quick Oatmeal to her Homemaking class. 138 LIFE ln Mrs. Satinas Modern Horne Living course you learn how to budget your money and your home. Here she's going over balancing checkbooks. s5oq,,3......- fi , nl Q These girls find out that the front of the portable build- Has it been that long! Mrs. Bush and Sandra Barragon are ing provides a good place to talk. pulling cards on overdue returned books in the library. LIFE 139 , i i i i an l Books, locker, publications ticket, gym clothes, I.D. card. Mr. Johnson teaches his students some techniques in Now, is there anything else l need? Graphic Art Class, Y-ff At a pep assembly, lVIr. Shepard gives some encouraging words about the team, and tries to boost the spirit of the crowd. 140 LIFE It looks like a bus depot! Are these students really interested in the news around campus? iii. X i Student assistants Kathy Witt and Liz Nantz check dent files as part of their job 4th hour in the office. f gg S iii STU- ' 14,8 Lynn Smith answers phones down in the Registration office. Shets a student assistant 3rd hour. LIFE 141 X SAW hi 4 V 'L',Wm,,V4M '1 ' uwH'H N1g-Yvw L L v W A . H .W A 1 7 ,sr SN, W 1-wwf-fem J! W-. -frf if ,,., ,N ,K , my V .-my M' Q xm-uux,.-gffgeb ,ff a We l ,,, Mx lv-f-f There is a large selection of candidates for students to choose from as they vote for next year's class officers. l T? 'wi f Z Milli' ft? Jar-nl, Who said reading is for the birds? Steve and Julie Bigelow found a quiet spot where they can read together. Girls P.E. has included more of the major sports in recent vears. This class enjoys playing basketball. LIFE 143 W T Q ,..', V As this boy knows, milk is still a bargain at West for only 5 cents. L A . .W- This first year Spanish class is listening carefully to Mr. ln Mrs. Bridgevvater's 3rd hour Spanish class, these 2n Romo speak in Spanish 3rd hour. year students are translating the story t'Oscuvo Noche ei Lima. 144 LIFE UT wat, for 154 , 5 :E A hiv, u---' In TABS Students learn about business and typing Suzanne Dougherty explains to Jane Balster about filing let- ' ters in Mrs. Jordans 2nd period Clerical Office Training class. r Student assistant Dude Collins keeps herself occupied while Robert Howard, Pat Dendo, and Tim McHenry wait for Mr. Ljubicich to check their homework. LIFE 145 -1:1 ' N6 Hike 1 .'-. . These ravishing young ladies lJulie Jones and Susan Han- cockj smile at the camera on 50's Day. During 503s week, this contestant in the roller skating con- test takes a fall. Ouch! 146 LIFE ,N 1: Nxsv 5 , ,VVV , ,l Mam, l Each class showed its spirit by selling 200 football jerseys with their year printed on the back. l Renee Bennett whoola hooped her way to victory and the reward: A fun size candy bar. 3 1 Senor Barragon secures the pinata and gets it ready for Strike One! F0 ei9n IHUQUSQG Week WHS full Of elfents ln' the 5th hour participants. cluding the breaking of a pinata. Cindy Shultz carries away the broken let of the pinata while the crowd looks for the candy. LIFE 147 l 'I A onaqwdhh- I:alAH'on.mW9 ' 'hlkn 4 1-EQ f -. Phillip Shea, Elizabeth Aguilar, Anna l-lolmquist, Dennis Mal- one, David Pugh and Barbara Kocick proudly present their trophies from the Rotary Speech Contest. i On top of Devin Lanningls shoulders Melissa Kiley gets a free ride across the quad. 148 LIFE ln Mrs. Jordan's second hour class they are transcribing their shorthand. X, rl.r The Marines came during the lunch hours one day in March to recruit hopeful prospects for the Marine Corps. :drum Ab- Mg 4? 1 . K ,Y , , Writing in Chinese is an art which takes much skill and Foreign Language Week offered many activities from for- practice as shown by these two students. eign countries. Leilani lto is demonstrating a Japanese dance. 'till it L N- --1 Celebrity Linda Day George comes back to reminisce with Mr. Zimmerman and this year's Yearbook editor Denise Sherrill. i.iFE 149 1 Y'g,a y,Q.,:ffN5' ' ,. A ww 'Y xi' L Q- ' Q P0-SA. t fe I u Www Jim, , 1 gg I it x Y X X 3 as E .fs , 5 E XXX ff-119 ,Y E I Q W :lf gi V 2 . A 5 Eg , 2 Q J f . S - Q 2 gg In C O 'ying 'wr -Q' 3 if 1 S-is ,Ox f H?.,,..,,,-if .I Yr. STUDENT BODY DFFICERS Steve shinden Ifvan Le,WiS president' Vice-President Judy Yee Diana Stinson Denise Peterson Corresponding Secretary Recording Secretary Treasurer STANDING COMMITTEES PUBLICITY Karl Moe chairman, Kevin Sallee, Frank Barajas. ACTIVITIES Sandra Sizemore chairman, Eric Tsutsu- mida, Gary Blatchford, Ann Moleterno, Carla Bridwell, Stuart Wright, Susie Siegler, Jennifer Goodson, Leslie Vogel, Nancy Finger. ELECTIONS Pat Irvin chairman, Dan Hobaica, Gary Boshes, Lisa Week, Becky Bivens, Cathy Pugh, Dave Hetz, E.J. Stevens, Frank Barajas, Diana Stinson, Leilani Ito, An- drea Voyce. , 152 ORGANIZATIONS PUBLIC RELATIONS Kevin Marti chairman, Shery Cramer, Harry Colter, Gary Blatchford, Molly Wells, Eric Tsutsumida, Brian Mani, .io- shua Feller, Stuart Wright. ASSEMBLIES Michael Ryan chairman, Becky Bivens, Bill English, Terry Freeman, Todd Grodnick, Joe Hunt, Pat Irvine, Lorrie Glazar, John Lyons, Claudia Oreck, Penny Peachy. SOCIAL Cynthia Smith chairman, Cindy Peterson, Joe Jackson, JoAnne Ceasar, Kris Gin- ster, Dick Fleishman, Mark Williams, Jeff Richardson, Dottie Knox, Claudia Oreck, Chris Villemez, Kathy Hullen. i .'2'.i 5 -5 While Cindy Smith takes a short recess, student government discusses important issues, we ?f?f Student Council members pictured are Front Ftow - Paula McCue, Tannie Sachen, Diane Dooley, Krystal Dendy, Steve Simmons, Leslie Hicks, Andrea Voyce, Betsy Jordan, Claudia Oreck, Leslie Mariscal, Jeff Schotz, Second Row -- Craig Woodhouse, Helen Clark, Mary Russo, Lisa Leos, Roxane Hickman, Carol White, Back Row - Doug Larson, Terry Free- man, Mary Borst, Rick Owens, Penny Peachy, John Owens, Frank Barajas, Charles Lewis. ORGANIZATIONS 153 -5 2 Not only did the photographers take underclassmen, but they helped develop all the pictures for the yearbook. WESTERNER Creating a yearbook takes a lot of co- operation and many hours of hard work. The staff worked many vacations and weekends to meet deadlines. Commu- nication is essential between the advisor, editor and staff if harmony is to prevail. West is still the only high school in the district that photographs seniors and un- derclassmen, and in Arizona with seniors in full color. We would like to thank our advisor, Mr. Zimmerman for all his help and understanding, and we hope this year's annual produces many un- forgettable memories that make a year- book so special. Denise Sherrill Mr. Richard Zimmerman Editor ' Advisor , , , -.... . 154 ORGANIZATIONS ' ...- v-.- --'vu vuyllll ,u,, --.- ..-- -1 v-,vu 'HF l l . l, ull- ' 2 N ,- . Vi L.. till A W fg'f1s..fa-an---fa - assi' WU V While Denise Sherrill and Donna Wells work hard on layouts, Gwen Joplin and Liz Cole do all the general needs. Beverly Brewer Lisa Livensparger Dfmna Wells Collie Stroud Sandy Gwillim -U f, The copy that Sandy Gwillim and Collie Stroud come up with is then typed by Lisa Livensparger and Beverly Brewer. ORGANIZATIONS 155 SUN DIAL i i I Mrs. Rita Hechler Terry Freeman Debra Bunch Advisor Co-Editor Co-Editor T' Front Row-Mrs. Hechler, Anna Holmquist, Jeff Schotz, Meridee Carpenter. Back Row-Vicki Monville, Dan Davis, Richard Burtch, Cindi Tait, Craig Miller. 1 56 ORGANIZATIONS .. i il l . ,A l ll Ark I'-'ggnffg W il Pati Melendrez works hard selling ads over the phone to make money to help pay for the Sundial. Craig Miller and l Jeff scnorz help ner our. V M26 ,ak Vicky Monville, Dan Davis and Terry Freeman paste down copy and work on layouts. , ' - ::e,...,-v'- ' X an-J 1- .aff-fr' My 'jfaf En nm Meridee Carpenter, Anna Holmquist and Cindi Tait sort out the Sundial to go on sale. As Richard Burtch types copy for the Sundial, Mrs. Hechler looks over his shoulder. Debra Burtch has her back to the Camefa. ORGANIZATIONS 157 W' POM l Q fi '25, , Ml X N 1, F' ll, V' , V4 ifs' N 5 ' ink: ' 1 fr Miss Priscilla Prather Advisor Marlo Briggs, Patty Calhoun Jennifer Goodson Carolyn Guaderrauma Ali Mieduchv Faith Mahoney, Tanni Sachen Diana Stinson Donna Wells Mx 1 58 ORGANIZATIONS Elizabeth Stanley LeAnne Westfall Linda Depewa Cindi Gates Suzan Carrillo. Dottie Knox Kathy McDonald Irene Romero CHEER .Aix X X X VXX V :xl . :X I xxx K ,iw ORGANIZATIONS 159 XJ eif IX I , , f Q Battallion Commander Ron Jackway brings forth Cadet Major Ed Hamic and Cadet Lieutenant Tom Yancer to be decorated at the Federal Inspection held March 21, 1975. MILITARY West High can be proud of the 1974-1975 ROTC Battalion. With 151 male and female cadets enrolled, West was the first school to allow girls to en- roll in ROTC. Ron Jackway, this year's Battalion Com- mander at West, has received a four year army scholarship valued at approxi- mately fB10,000. This cadet along with many others have received top honors in West's excellent ROTC program. Battalion Commander Ron Jackway Sergeant Ray Combs Reviewing of officers:Colonel Weaver, commander of Senior ROTC unit at A.S.U., Principal Mr. Robert Dye, Major Lacy representing Sixth Army Recruiting Command, Sergeant Jones District Recruiter, Student Body President Steve Shindell and Mr. Bill Bonine, manager of Colter Cadillac. 160 ORGANIZATIONS fi , X 1 i fu Nw. Jerk , M Pr . mama ww-W. Q West Highs Battallion, 149 cadets strong, is passing in review. i gqpumnwl'l ' all The Girls Platoon, commanded by Cadette Lieutenant Sylvia Arvizu, passes in review. The platoon consists of 31 girls. ORGANIZATIONS 161 -,- Colonel Weaver is presenting the Superior Cadet Award to Sixth AVVTTY recruiting representative DVSSGVUS 3 Ceftlflwte Cadet Ed Harnicr of Appreciation to Mr. Robert Dye, principal of West High, for his outstanding service to the ROTC program at West. First Platoon, B Company led by Cadet Sergeant Charles MacGregor. Company B is comprised of two platoons, First Pla- toon is Freshman Boys and Second Platoon is the Girls Platoon. 162 ORGANIZATIONS West High's Drill Team, led by Cadet Captain Skip Holley, consists of 16 boys and girls. Mr. Bud Bodine, manager of Colter Cadillac, presents the City Rifle Championship trophy to Cadet Lieutenant Tom Yancer. Cadet Colonel Ron Jackway with his staff Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Ed Kamio Battalion Executive Officer, Cadet Cap- tain Bruce Coletti Administrative Officer, Cadet Lieutenant Ed Levitt P10 Officer, Cadet Major Charles Vogt Operations Officer, and Cadet Major Bryan Reed Supply Officer. ORGANIZATIONS 163 BAND Y I David Alltop, Bryan Altherr, Dennis Andersen, Warren Asmus, Cynthia Bailey, Patti Baird, Kim Baker, Kathi Barkley, Nanci Barkley, Steven Barry, Julie Bourgeous, Devon Bridgewater, Kim Calhoun, Joe Carpenter, Margaret Carroll, Dennis Chapin, Karen Daniel, Robert Dattilio, Cheryl Dudley, Lona English, Michelle Eskew, Kevin Ferrin, Lane Ferrin, Judy Furry, Valerie Geare, John Gerard, Elaine Glazar, Paulette Goodfriend, Jay Greenwald, Miriam Greenwald, Terri Hall, Harry Hamlyn, Kara Hansen, Diane Harder, Lorelei Harder, Leslie Hendricks, Chris Henrich, Dave Hetz, Anna Holmquist, Duane Horning, Robert Howard, Lee Huff, Bob Iles, Gary Johnson, Marguerite Jordan, Wendy Judd, Dora King, Joellyn Klein, Randy Koth, Lance Kuester, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, lrvan Lewis, Peggy Lewis, Randy Liebler, Andy Linkner, Mark Lopez, Kaylene Marshall, Bruce McPherson, Ron Odell, Jerry Olson, Becky Partlowe, Gary Petrytus, Mark Phillips, Kim Pitts, Angel Ponce, David Poorman, Jeff Prazak, David Pugh, Don Radford, Richard Ramey, Cynthia Reisdorph, Junior Reveles, Bonnie Ruiz, Kevin Sallee, Mi- chael Sanders, Richele Scrivens, Terri Scrivens, Randy Shackelford, Dan Shaw, Michael Shellans, Barbara Spain, Arabeth Stevens, Diana Stinson, Kim Stout, Mark Tabor, Steve Torrence, Chris Vaughah, Leslie Vogel, Richard Vos, Phillip Voyce, Joe Weiland, Mark Weiland, Daniel Wiley, John Wood, Leisa Wood, Matthew Zamora. CONCERT BAND West's band gets bigger and better every year. They helped to support the football and basketball teams. This year the band marched in the Fiesta Bowl Parade and played at half- time at the game at A.S.U. They also marched in the Rodeo Parade. Some more of their accomplishments were hosting a Bob Ralston Concert, selling Bulletin boards and sponsoring a. spaghetti dinner. 12 students made superior ratings for All- State. 164 ORGANIZATIONS fa Band Council members, who plan activities for the band and represent the members, are Jeanine L'Ecuyer, Wendy Judd, Harry Hamlin, Richard Ramey and Kaylene Marshall. , I 522. 5' If you're one of these 96 members of the Concert Band, you know how many extra hard hours of work it takes besides 1st hour to make the band as good as it is. ORGANIZATIONS 165 a 1 ORCHESTRA Alphabetical Order: Dwight Anderson, Warren Asmus, Steven Barry, Chris Barth, Steve Boucher, Devon Bridgewater, Marlo Briggs, Carol Broadston, Karen Burghard, Joe Carpenter, Dennis Chapin, Victor Chavez, Patty Clark, Susan Dorman, We- ndy Erotas, Judith Furry, Valerie Geare, John Gerard, Elaine Glazar, Sandra Golden, Joel Gorton, Harry Hamlyn, Kara Han- sen, Lorelei Harder, Paul Harer, Leslie Hendricks, Kenneth Huff, Carolyn Johnson, Wendy Judd, Dora King, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, Karl Moe, Jerry Olson, Bennet Oreck, Becky Partlowe, Elizabeth Pattison, Stephen Peterson, Tracy Peterson, Ke- vin Pullins, Richard Ramey, Cynthia Fieisdorph, Phillip Rose, Nelson Boss, Kevin Sallee, Barbara Savage, Terri Scrivens, Mike Shellans, Sally Sizemore, Susan Slater, Beveles Tranquilino, Lisa Van Der Steur, Leslie Vogel, Phillip Voyce, Mark Weiland, Leigh Winans, Danny Yee, Matthew Zamora. 1 ORCHESTRA 1974-75 i Mr. Philabaum has kept the orchestra busy' as usual this year. They gave two formal concerts during the year and also played for the Christmas Assembly. Performances outside of school consisted of playing for the Teachers Convention in November, a Christmas Concert at the State Hospital, playing for the Arizona Junior Miss Pageant in January, and making an elementary school tourf The orchestra has done an outstanding job this year as shown in its performances at the West High Music Festival and the Arizona State Music Festival where they consistently receive a superior rating. 166 ORGANIZATIONS Orchestra Council members, who work to plan the or- Mr- philabaum directs the Orchestra as they play chestra's activities are: front row fl to rl Kara Hansen, Terri Scrivens, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, back row tl to rl Lori Harder, Warren Asmus, Philip Voyce. Chorale Fantasy. l A backstage view of the French Horns, Clarinets, and Vi- olins playing Adagio at an evening concert in the auditorium. 5 ' ' t -- f Lee Huff, Karen Burghard, Devon Bridgewater, and Lisa Vanderster were the Orchestras string quartet this year. They practiced extra hours and performed many times during the year and got a superior rating at the Solo and Ensemble Festival. ORGANIZATIONS pain i 1 i V . Kraft il! Mike Adams, Mici Adkins, Greg Altherr, Lauren Ambler, Dwight Anderson, LeeAnn Anderson, Carol Bedard, Melanie Bliss, Carol Broadston, Gary Bullock, Cheryl Bushie, Merridee Carpenter, Bruce Consier, Gail Conr- dell, Liz Darby, Yvonne Diehl, Diane Dooley, John Drexler, Cheryl Dudley, William English, Wendy Erotas, Josh Feller, Kevin Ferrin, Lane Ferrin, Nancy Finger, Naomi Finger, Debbie Flaherty, LouAnn Flanagan, Keith Garrett, Julie Glennie, Sandy Golden, Karen Goodall, Linda Gose, Peter Green, Sandy Gwillim, Joan Hansen, Joy Hansen, Valerie Hanson, Sandy Hegel, David Hetz, Skip Holly, Vicki Hudson, Kenneth Huff, Lee Huff, Laurie Jones, Linda Jones, Janice Klein, Joellyn Klein, Paul MIXED CHDRUS Mr. Huff has kept the 107 members of the Mixed Chorus very busy this year. Their performances included the Christ- mas Assembly, State Hospital, St. Francis, Lions Club, Choral Program, grade school tours, and the West High Mu- sic Festival. They also went to the Arizona State Music Fes- tival where they did an excellent job. Many fund raising activities were undertaken by the chorus. They sold M8tMls, Milk Duds, Stadium Cushions, Popcorn, Car Wash Tickets, and Cheese Crock. In May the chorus took a three day trip to Disneyland with their hard earned money. The Advanced Girls Chorus gave many concerts this year. They sang at the Christmas Assembly, the State Hospital the Womens Club, the Choral Program, the West High Mu sic Festival, and the Arizona State Music Festival. Their offi cers this year were Pres. - Erin Hammons, Vice Pres. - Theresa Conditt, Sec. - Carol Finger, and Treas. - Sally U Sizemore. The Mixed Chorus officers, who planned many fun ities this year for the chorus are Joshua Feller - PFGSI dent, lrvin Lewis - Vice President, Denise Peterson Secretary and Judy Yee - Treasurer- 168 ORGANIZATIONS i Krewsky, Martin Kuban, Beth Kunselman, Jeannine L Ecuyer, Bryan Littlepage Tonya Levie, Charles Lewis, lrvan Lewis, Selwyn Lewis, Dean Lusk, Joann Marutz, Laurel McCondey, Susan Neal, Kelly Norman, Joye Oliver, Jerry Olson, John Owen, Bryan Park, Elizabeth Pattison, Cindy Peterson, Denise Peterson, Kitty Pink- ava, Donna Ratliff, Robert Rockwell, Phillip Rose, Bonita Ruiz, Kevin Sallee, Valerio Sandoval, Barbara Savage, Wendy Sav- age, Sue Scott, Terry Scrivens, Denise Shaffer, Danny Shaw, David Shearer, Sandra Sizemore, Susan Slater, Mike Snyder, Melody Stitt, Cathy Tolhurst, James Truett, Lon Vanderveer, Leslie Vogel, Charles Vogt, Debbie Wanty, Lavern Washington, David Wehner, Lillian Weiland, Mark Weiland, Janice Wheeler, Julie Wilkerson, Sheryl Williams, Judy Yee. ADVANCED GIRLS CHORUS L ,s,L,L, L , ,L ,, ,,,, ,LL ZLE L ,,,,t L L ,,L,,,,, ,,,,, L, LLLSL, L L L LL KLLL L, ,,L, , ,,,,, ,,,, ,,,,,t - . f, gg Lae, k . A L .4 Ei 1 if W X xi ,Ls ' J J A W L Ag WV-J! L f i r L 'Lf 2 f Q f' e 'N' -f A I l 5, W I it i it ' nf A K 'Y' L .4 L Q L S Q- V ., A i LL, .. , 5, V X .k MR-,Q I I -i A M I r 'W I '- -gf A XY., 5 ,Pl J XY!! ' 5 'swf-A '11 L ,-F X Y 5 2 I 1 N' i 2 i 5 f i J as 3' ' ii V 5 if Y' 'if 3 viii -f if ll 5, f All 3? J will 35 ts wtf iii il i gp ! - Brenda Altherr Patricia Avery, Elisa Bakemeier, Shirley Bass, Julie Bourgeous, Shari Burgess, Lynda Cassells, Theresa Conditt, Karen,Cox, Andrea Darby, Christine Engel, Kathy Evertsen, Elizabeth Felix, Carol Finger, Susan Furry, Nancy' Hagadorn, Erin Hammons, Julie Henderson, Leslie Hendricks, Shawne Hoover, Anita Johnson, Stacy Jones, Gwen Joplin, Marguerite Jordan, Rhonda King, Carolyn Jeanne Maertz, Shari Schatt, Richelle Scrivens, Sally Sizemore, Allison Snowder, Nadya Sitnik, Laurie Stonecipher, Linda Washington, Elizabeth Williams, Debbie Willis. ORGANIZATIONS 169 .,,- li BASKET BELLES promote basketball and keep statistics at all the games. Front row - Brenda Malcan, Roxane Jackovich, Elisa Bakemeier, Brenda Clemmer, Claudia Oreck, Susan Hickman, Leisa Wood, Carla Bridwell, Back row - Jennie Ala, Jinny Carpenter, Julie Wilkerson, Sue Scott, Cindy Pahl, Patty Rysso, Becky Bivens, Debbie Selden, Arabeth Stevens. Not pictured are - Joan Koelsch, and Cindy Peterson. l i is f ly g mm, 3 Q ' f 2 i :kg A Q? l fsffmfwtixh I BOYS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION is a club organized for boys who enjoy athletics. Front row - Douglas Simon, Carl Ny- man, Kevin McCabe, Randy Stroud, Tom Pizzi, Mike Wallane, Randy Brown, Mark Williams, Second row - Edwin Mays, Charles Phippeny, Paul Garcia, Kevin Pullins, Jim Kuehnle, Jim Agee, Robert Westbrook, Jeff Long, John Eady, Back row - Bill Yehling, Ron Odell, David White, Bill Kuehnle, Richard Lazar, Barry Sweet, Eric Holtz. l v 'N , X ' W4 , i 0. ' ' 4.1 V is Q 0 E 0 BOWLING is designed to help new bowlers and provide recreation for experienced members. Front row -- David Villegas, Cliff Yeager, Gary Blatchford, Wayne Davis, Barb Davis, Shari Burgess, Second row - Jeff Prazak, Rick Johnson, John Gusich, Roy Horn, Ronald Senior, Back row - Gary Niver, Steven Migliaccio, Lori Calhoun, Arabeth Stevens 170 ORGANIZATIONS E W bi 1 .1', 'E' C.O.E. gives students a chance to socialize and work together. They sell spook insurance, sell programs at Rodeos and hold a banquet at the end of the year for their employers. Front row - Debbie Cannon, Tacy Meinert, Janice Bushnick, Patty Bentley, Cathy Boehler. Back row - Miss Miller, Rick Johnson, Carol Stone, Mary Russo, Vicki Van Buskirk, Becky Partlowe, Anna Gonzales, Liz Wagner, Lisa Buttler. DIAMOND DOLLS support and promote publicity and spirit for West High Varsity Baseball team. They have sucker sales and slave sales and are trying to raise money for a new batting machine for the baseball team. Joela Goldman, Peggy Yelverton, Wendy Erotas, Connie Herman, Victoria Romero, Kahy Witt, Penny Martinez, Sharon Bunyard. E fi :Q W i vi T Z i, DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION CLUB develops future leaders in marketing and distribution. Front row - Dianna Morin, Donna Furry, Debbie Llewellyn, Lupita Reyes, Christel Skaggs, Pati Melendrez, Roseanne Vasquez, Sharon Bunyard, Kathy Or- nalas, Cindy Peterson, Second row - Jeanette Milford, Cindy Sandman, Suzanne Dougherty, Barb Davis, Mickey Luper, Melody Himebaugh, Teresa Anorus, Dan Brown, Chuck Woodland, Chris Zetterlof, Mark Nyssen, Back row - Rex Drew, De- bbie Dean, Andrea Zubko, Kelly Norman, Lilian Weiland, Scott Case, Bob Rockwell, Nanette Little. ' onGANlzATioNs 171 FRENCH CLUB provides a social area for students and promotes French culture. They hold bake sales and participated in international language week. Front row - Mike Ehle, Lucy Ng, Jane Orzel, Carolyn Johnson, Jacqueline Avery, Robin Milan. Back row - Terry Freeman, Kelly Vaughn, Sandy Sexton, Bernard Ederer, Mark Pennartz, Scott Lorent. GERMAN CLUB encourages students to learn German and become more informed about customs and traditions. Front row - Liz Aguilar, Phil Wilkinson, Laura Jones, Amy Smith, Mary Cay Donner, Cindy Clark, Melissa Porter, Barbara Hickman, Tina Noble, Mark Skroch, Back row - Jay Owens, Sonia Weiland, Lilian Weiland, Mimi Balch, Nancy Harvey, Thomas De- nny, Kim Hyung, Rumen Kocankov, Carl Nyman, David Tam. Ag GIRLS ATHLETICS ASSOCIATION comprises so many members that two pictures are needed to show the group. Alpha- betically fTlGmD9fSl1iD includes- C. Abril, G. Adams, A. Agado, L. Alderson, L. Ambler, B. Anderson, G. Anderson, C. Arce, V. Artin, K. Ashing, L. Ashing, R. Ashing, P. Avery, E. Bakemeire, P. Baird, N. Barkley, V. Bischoff, B. Booker, V. Butler, P. Bycroft, G. Cain, K. Cantor, M. Carroll, D. Cervantes, C. Chandler, C. Chavez, L. Cole, G. Conklin, K. Cox, M. Cruces, M. Curtis, A. Davy, P. Davy, K. Dendy, S. Drexlor, T. Engel, L. Ferris, C. Finger, R. Foley, M. Frydendall, N. Griego, S. Hancock, T. Hassile, R. Hardy, J. Hasenstab, J. Hauke, D. Herman, S. Hernandez, S. Hickman, B. Holtz, E. Hammonds, S. Hoover, C. Hulen, B. Inman, R. Jackovich, E. Jones, J. Jones, B. Jordan, K. Kening. 1 72 ORGANIZATIONS si :Si GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION cont. - K. Kogianes, J. Kirk, C. Mangino, L. Maldonado, L. Malloy, C. Marlowe, P. Mat- ney, T. Mausolf, A. McBroom, M. Meehan, A. Miller, R. Miller, R. Mohr, J. Monteque, D. Morin, D. Morin, D. Mullen, M. Mullen, J. Nelson, C. O'Brlen, Ch. O'Brlen, N. Olea, C. Owen, M. Owen, P. Patterson, T. Patterson, Z. Pattini, K. Paty, B. Peck, L. Pentowski, L. Peterson, K. Phanlen, P. Phippeny, P. Poglajen, J. Ptuyan, P. Randell, D. Reed, C. Roach, S. Ro- mero, C. Sallas, C. Seifert, R. Shulenbargo, K. Snow, B. Spain, M. Stewart, J. Sustaita, R. Tafoya, C. Taylor, A. Timberlake, P. Todd, D. Vanvught, S. Voss, K. Walker, C. Wallace, L. Ward, S. Weiland, T. Wetzel, M. Wiesman, T. Williams, R. Wilson, D. Witt, K. Woodland, L. Woodruff, C. Wyskiver, D. Yehling, D. Yocom. HERO is a club to promote Home Economics Occupation class. They sold fuzzy wuzzies, had an employer banquet, blood drive, social activities, banners and bake sales. Front row-Jo Deserano, Julie Sander, Cindy Krah, Corinne Nolan, Laurie Shutte, Becky Sanchez, Cindy Kirkpatrick, Second row-Julie Kingsland, Denise Foust, Sue Baird, Jacque Ross, Valeri Ti- ffany, Sue Risner, Denise Goosic. Back row--Mrs. Alston, Cindy McFarland, Cyndie Crow, Stephen Flowers, Eddy Harris, Donato Lombardi, Kathy O'Brien. Ji- 5 r,l v su' t 'i -55 Sir GIRLS LEAGUE services the school and outside community through Vale-grams, car-washes, candy, and other projects. Front row-Debbie Willis, Stephanie Mullins, Caroline Guaderrama, Cynthia Dudley, Cindy Wallace, Nancy Wong, Aysel Agan, Back row-Becky Bivens, Tami Wilson, Diane Testa, Zaira Pattini, Jennifer Goodson, Janet Dunnigan, Vicki Petrytus. Not pictured are Julie Jones and Cindy Wallace. ORGANIZATIONS 173 ! l ff S.. I, . vilel tltitl sw-1. . INDUSTRIAL CO-OP EDUCATION gives experience to students interested in the field of industrial arts. It offers a credit for job experience and is a work experience program. Front row - Verna Johnson, Tracy Mister, Dennis Helvie, Carolyn Cam- pbell, Joe Gomez, Lucy Jackson, Doreen Divell, Second row - Dan Kridler, Steve Bigalow, Julie Bigalow, Cyndi Mangino, Barry Sweet, Mike Kline, Chris Shannon, Mike Cullum, Back row - John Larson, Stan Thompson, Bonnie Leinen, Larry Smith, l.C.E. Coordinator, Many Nappa, Terry Campbell, Lyde Gill, Not pictured are Shelly Lewis and Jackie Kridler. LETTERMEN'S CLUB brings unity to the Lettermen of the school and raises money awards for outstanding athletes each year. Front row - Jim Agee, Kevin Pullins, Maurice Taborda, Mike Moskovitz, George Payton, Gerry Paquette, Mike Wall- ace, Charles Jones, John Propati, Second row - Tom Pizzi, John Wentz, Albert Abril, Steve Abril, John Kopchak, Craig Woodhouse, Jim Kuehnle, Bob Wingenroth, Dick Fleishman, Back row - Harry Colter, Gilbert Bracamonte, John Wood, Mark Coronado, Robert Westbrook, Mark Williams, David Marx, Jon Ciulei, Mike Dugan. the school and community through a Blood drive, M.D. Dance Marathon, and the Christmas Semi-For- mal Dance. Front row - David Pugh, Craig Woodhouse, Richard Lazar, Mark Pennartz, Mike Wallace, John Leos, Dennis Anderson, Thomas Lowes, Eric Tsutsumida, Danny Moskovitz, Mark Coronado, Tod Tussey, Second row - Bill Kuehnle, Barry Sweet, Eric Holtz, Dan Hobaica, Devon Bridgewater, Steve Shindell, Greg Wahlrab, Tom Flinn, Mike Austin, Kevin Marti, Gary Blatchford, Duff McCampbell, Third row - Pat Irvine, Dave Hetz, Bob Wingenroth, Mike Moskovitz, Kip Phelps, John Owen, Steven Duke, Greg Stara, Back row - Clark Tussey, Mike Dugan, Rick Jones, Rick Owens, Joe Jackson, Jim Kuehnle, Jeff Richardson, Mark Williams, Duncan McCampbell, Robby Shedd, John Woods, Charles Woodland, John Pro- pati, Not pictured are Bennett Oreck, Dick Fleishman, Steve Simmons, Darwin Levie, Harry Colter, Larry L'Ecuyer, Chris Vil- lemez, Gary Boshes, and Ken Bell. 174 ORGANIZATIONS fe! W LIFE UNLIMITED is a club to provide fellowship to Christians on campus. Front row - Cathy Tolhurst, Elizabeth Darby, Bobin Foley, Paula Yup, Andrea Darby, Lisa Weed, Murray Clarkson, Second row - Bruce Consier, John Maclntyre, Steve Barry, Frank McGan, Naomi Finger, Cindy Tait, Lon Vanderveer, Frank Barajas, Back row - Ron Jackway, Carol Finger, Bob Lower, Nancy Finger, Mike Snyder, Charles Lewis, Skip Holley, Not pictured are Ftuth Barry, Gilbert Bracomonte, Carol Broadston, Anna Havey, Faith Mahoney, Diana Markakin, Julie McClanahan, Shawn Ortel, Denise Bolan and Susan Slater. MAT MAIDS support the wrestling team by keeping score, making money and promoting spirit. Front row - Marianne Tafoya, Collie Stroud, Susan Neil, Nancy Olea, Sharon Milardo, Renee Bennett, Lana Shipley, Liz Kokali, Back row - Mary Huffaker, Kim Bunyard, Naomi Yabe, Eileen Bien, Tonya Levie, Carol White, Mary Godgrey, Tracy Peterson. MERMAIDS raise spirit for the team, keep time and help score at the Swim meets. Front row - Caroline Guaderama, Jennie Ala, Diana Sanchez, Kristine Ginster, Sue Brewer, Sandy Sizemore, Second row - Mimi Balch, Michele Orkwiszew- ski, Cari Bliklen, Jackie Gaillard, Carol White, Juli Penticowski, Cindy Pahl, Back row - Lisa Lentz, Becky Bivens, Susie Siegler, Diane Testa, Cynthia Dudley, Cynthia Smith, Claudia Oreck, Carol Bedard. ORGANIZATIONS 175 5. .A NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY is a club to recognize and encourage scholastic achievement and to promote leadership, good citizenship, and service. Members are:Front row- Claudia Oreck, Paula Yup, Diane Dooley, Judy Yee, Caroline Guaderrama, Jane Orzel, Steve'Shindell, Terri Scrivens, Kara Hansen, Becky Partlowe,Secorid row- Meridee Carperter, Lisa Lentz, Mary Russo, Helen Clark, Debra Burtch, Terry Freeman, Shery Cramer, Leslie Vogel, Jeff Anthony, Mike Wallace, Third row- Bob Lower, Naomi Finger, Nancy Finger, Mark Purcell, Steve Barry, Pat Irvine, Victor Chavez, Kevin Marti, Gary Blatchford, Stuart Wright,Back row- Mel Goodson, Joshua Feller, David Storck, Mike Havey, Clare Kioski, David Marx, Mike Shellans,Not pictured are Marianne Adams, Lasya Androsivk, Joyce Bauer, Harry Colter, Paul Cullor, Anna Fijewski, Lorrie Glazar, Marilyn Haas, Jeanette Milford, Glenn O'Bannan, Linda Pacelli, Denise Petersen, Darla Sankovich, Barbara Savage, Sandra Sizemore, Diana Snyder, Diana Stinson, Susan Wilson, Gayle Winans. NATIONAL THESPIANS SOCIETY is a club to promote drama at the high school level through many plays and work- shops.ln alphabetical order they are- Becky Bivens, Lee Blanco, Barb Cummings, Jo Deserano, Diane Dooley, Sue Dorman, William English, Judy Furry, Lorrie Glazar, Marilyn Haas, David Hancock, Leslie Hannar, Joy Hansen, Joan Hansen, Darla Heckenberg, Danny Hobaica, Skip Holley, Kathy Hulen, Marguerite Jordan, Jeanine L'Ecuyer, Lisa Lentz, lrvan Lewis, Peggy Lewis, Dorette Mihelich, Linda Miller, Mike Moskovits, Stacy O'Brien, Claudia Oreck, Anne Parsons, Libby Pattison, Kitty Pinkava, Cathy Pugh, Lisa Puma, John Ritter, Mike Ryan, Dannv Shaw, Diana Snyder, Liz Stanley, Janice Wheeler, Sue Wilson. -Pledges in alphabetical order ares Lisa Allen, Veronica Amavisca, Lauren Ambler, Shellie As- kew-, Patti Avery, Jacque Avery, Cheri Beauchamp, Charnee Blance, Debbie Clemmer, Carol Cunningham, Andrea Darbi, Liz Darbi, Linda DeRew, Yvonne Diehl, Teresa Drexler, Eileen Duffy, Lindy Ehlers, Tina Engel, Lona English, Wendy Erotas, Na- omi Finger, Lou Ann Flannagan, Terri Freeman, Susie Furry, Sandy Golden, Karen Goodall, Ronda Gardner, Miriom Green- wald, Val Hanson, Erin Hammons, Nancy Harvey, Jeannie Hasenstar, Denise Herman, Lesli Hichs, Kelly Hogan, Dwane Horning, Joe Hunt, Gwen Joplin, Joan Koelsch, Martin Kirban, Beth Kunsleman, Karla Larkins, Carol Legge, Janet Leister, Selwyn Lewis, Brian Littlepage, Karen Mclntyre, Harold Malone, Joann Marutz, Robert Mazer, Amy McBroom, Lorel McConkey, Danny Moskovitz, Adrean Meyers, Steve Mighaccio, Mike Morrison, Janey Pattison, Debbie Perez, Cindy Peter- son, Mora Pollach, Keley Powell, David Pugh, Debbie Rojeski, Melissa Rubby, Val Sandoval, Erin Shelley, Ariane Shanks, Karen Snow, Barb Spisz, Cindy Springer, E. J. Stevens, Collie Stroud, Diane Testa, Retha Thomas, Cheryl Thorn, Marian Utz, Lisa Vandersterir, Leslie Vogel, Andrea Voyce, Lisa Weed, Paula Yup. 176 ORGANIZATIONS OUT OF FOCUS CLUB is a club for students interested in film makingjfront rowf Frank Barajas, Lee Huff, Lisa Puma, Wal- ter Spitz, John Ritter,Second rovvf Rob Shedd, Mike Rosenthal, Jimi Zubko, Todd Grodnick, Mitchell Glenn, Dan Hobaica. get PARNASSUS is a club that gives students a chance to meet together and have fun. Members are:Front rovv- Tina Engle, Bert Tsutsumida, Kenneth de Roulhar, Shery Cramer, Paula McCue, Kathy Shepler, Leilani Ito, Yen Ling, Yolanda Wong, Helen Dong,Secon rovve Marti Brian, Devon Bridgewater, Terry Freeman, Clare Kioski, Molly Wells, Leslie Vogel, Adrienne Meyers, Lona English, Katie Coles, Steven Dillow,Baok row- Steve Shindell, Kevin Marti, Gary Blatchford, Stuart Wright, Jo- shua Feller, William Barclay, Kevin Mercurio, Joseph Milburn. IMI 53- lurk ifilwl QUILL AND SCROLL is an honorary society for publications students. Members are:Front rovv- Wendy Erotas, Donna Wells, Jim Agee, Kim Cantor, Sandy Gwillim,Back row- Terry Freeman, Dan Davis, Pati Melendrez, Debbie Burtch, Denise Sherrill, Vicki Monville, Maridee Carpenter. ' ORGANIZATIONS 177 .,, - ,gk 'QF X f', ww-'ww SCIENCE is a club getting people involved in science related activities. Members are.Front rowf w A . Q Q 11- .,,' ,Ani 5. l? W l W ,nw ,an vm 'M' hlnllllwx W l 1 l v l' ,J it Paula Yup, Adrienne Meyers, Bryan Littlepage, Eric Tsutsumida,Back row- Harry Colter, Carl Yup, Wendell Oliphant, Kevin Marti, Gary Blatchford, William Burclay. V - - - is W- s-f--- -v -----..---- --..Hs-. ...UU-...U- .,.--.J ....- ... .----Y ------ .--.--- -,---HY-H W-YW - - Carrillo, Kristy Kogianos, Veronica Amavisca, E. J. Stevens, Rose Ana Jimenez, Irene Romero, Roth Gonzales, Second row - Michele Orkwiszewski, Sue Brewer, Anna Angulo, Richard Vos, Arabeth Stevens, Terry Phillips, Devon Bridgewater, Dick Fleishman, Back row - Vickie Petrytus, Cathy Pugh, David Hancock, Randy Shackelford, Mimi Balch, Mark Carlson, Daniel Hancock. SPEECH TE CLUB competes with other schools at meets held at various high schools and colleges. Front row - Barbara Kocik, Anna Holmquist, Peggy Lewis, Elizabeth Aguilar, Andrea Voyce, Kathy Shepler, Leilani Ito, Cindy Tom son, Second row - Jon Lyons, Cindy Peterson, Devon Bridgewater, Deatra Bowman, Doug Clouse, Paul Johnson, David Poorman, Back row - Phil Voyce, Ross Nelson, Michelle Eskew, Lona English, Michael Ryan, Philip Shea. 178 ORGANIZATIONS ' STUDENT INTERPERSONAL COMMITTEE is a club to promote better relationships between students of different schools. Front row - Carol Baxter, Kathy Woodland, Cathy Pugh, Back row - Carl Yup, Cheryl Dudley, Joann Marutz, Fred Yee. STUDENT TUTORS help students in the skills necessary to be successful in their various classes. Front row - Kim Will- iams, Karen Goodall, Marilyn Haas, Shari Johnson, Lisa Seifert, Liz Darby, Rose Sanchez, Marilou Bischoff, Second row - Skip Holley, Jenny Tam, Mici Adkins, Cathy Pugh, Mary Borst, Kelly Paty, Herman Espinoza, Matt Dixson, Maura Pollock, Back row - Barry Wray, Richard Lopez, Bernie Archuleta, Kim Paty, Bruce McPherson, Not pictured are Lasya Androsiuk, Suzanne Baird, Shirley Bass, Mike Campbell, Joe Diaz, Larry Fagnani, Angela Giordano, Yolanda Hart, Mike Havey, Art Ke lley, Annette Miller, Patty Perea, John Riter, Fred Roggin, Debbie Rollins, Valerio Sandoval, Linda Schell, Cheri Schmitt Beverly Tillotson, Shaann Williams 1 l I 1 'C-.J WROPH is designed to promote spirit, fellowship, and service at West High through many different activities. I-ront row - Clare Kioski, Molly Wells, Shery Cramer, Back row - Harry Colter, Gary Blatchford, Devin Marti, Stuart Wright, Eric Tsutsu- mida. ORGANIZATIONS 17 9 Xkikfaim ,sig 5 5 i 5 A 3 af 5 -. pf -PM -e me ,aA,,fs,igvi:2ezm,'ranfiu wang. PRINCIPAL The staff and advisor of The Westerner kindly allowed me until the last possible publishing deadline to write this note, but even so I must write several weeks before my first school year at West High School ends. Even so, I feel confident that I can say that 1974-75 has been the most enjoyable year I have ever had as a school administrator. As new Principal of West High School, I was very fortunate to inherit a fine administrative staff, a wonderful faculty, top- notch office help, an excellent maintenance crew, and, above all, a truly great group of student citizens. The Student Government has been truly outstanding in every respect, and, with the leadership of the student officers, committees have really functioned, classes have been active, clubs have provided opportunities for students to develop skills and also friendships, and in short, every aspect of the campus seems to me to be rising to the challenge of making West High School a continuing leader among the schools of our city and state. Certainly, as will be the case so long as humans survive on this earth, there are things that need to be done, improvements that can be made, outdated ideas to be laid aside and new ideas to be explored. With the fine help of the citizens of West High School, I look forward to the future with the spirit chosen by the Seniors as the theme for this year's graduation speeches - Where there is friendship, there is hope for human beings. Robert A. Dye Principal V- Associate Principal Mr. Larry -Kelly A dministrative A ssistants Mr. Jerome Siegel Mrs. Jeanne Schoolland Q 4 4 To the students of West High School: Students, faculty, and patrons of West High School will note, at the time of this publication, that which was a landmark in this area is gone. The Annex, which served students at West High School as well as the Phoenix Union High School System officials, lived a full and useful life. Making way for progress, it will be replaced with much needed additional student parking. ln the near future, West High School will be the recipient of a new Instructional Materials Center to be located in the Quad as well as re- frigeration for the remainder of the plant. We all look forward to that day. Larry K. Kelly School Activities, attendance, discipline and sports make up just a part of the duties of the Administrative Assistant. Their 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 1 83 Q J BOARD OF EDUCATION Members of the Board Of Education are the elected representatives of the resi- dents of the Phoenix Union High School System. The Members of the Board for the 1975 school year include: Mr. Step- hen S. Jenkins, Jr., President: Mr. John T. Hansen, Vice-President, Mr. William D. Bostrom, Clerkg Dr. V. A. Dunham, Mem- ber and Mrs. Ruth Finn, Member. The Board serves without pay and de- votes countless hours each week toward improving educational opportunities 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 wel- come at all Board meeting, and when a request is made, are given a chance to speak to the Board. Dr. Gerald S. DeGrow Superintendent 1 84 FACU LTY i Mr. William D. Bostrom Dr. V. A. Dunham Mrs. Ruth Finn Mr. John T. Hansen Mr. Stephen S. Jenkins, Jr. VTETT7 1 ' DEPARTMENT HEADS Business Education - Mr. John Hill Mathematics - Mr. Hugh Hackett English - Mr. Robert Stewart P.E. Boys - Mr. Martin Shepard Fine Arts - Mr. Richard Philabaum P.E. Glrls - Miss Beverly Dryer FA Foreign Language - Mr. Joe Barragon Reading - Mrs. Bertha Flood Home Economics - Mrs. Delores Adkins Resource Learning - Mr. Dave Carpenter Industrial Arts - Mr. Tony Ljubicich Science - Mr. James Stitt . Social Studies - Mr. George Sappenfield Mrs. Dolores Adkins Mr. James Agee Mrs. Lela Alston Mr. Lee Ashton Mrs. Joanna Bannan Mr. Joe Barragon Mr. Ronald Beliveau Mrs. Joyce Benner Mrs. Lucille Bridgewater Mrs. Annie Laurie Buehman Mr. Everett A. Byron Miss Teresa Campolongo Mr. David Carpenter Mr. Patrick Cater Mrs. Alba Clay Mrs. Lois Coles Miss Donna Craighead Mrs. Lorraine Cripps Mrs. Mary Ann Dillon Mr. Frank Downey Mr. John Downs Miss Margaret Doyle Miss Beverly Dryer Mrs. Frances Englebrecht Mrs. Dorothy Fields 6 Mr. Troy Fincher Miss Bertha Flood Mrs. Mary Foehring X Miss Wilola Follett t Mrs. Janice Gardner .4 . 7 ,, . ' Y , . FACULTY 185 1 86 FACULTY Mr. James A'Garity Miss Janet Golman Mrs. Ruth Gwinn Mr. Hugh Hackett Mrs. Rita Hechler Mr. John A. Hill Mr. Eugene Hoel Mr. Harold R. Howell Mr. Serge L. Huff Mr. Charles Hutcherson Mr. Larry Irmer Mr. Carl S. Jepsen Mr. Clarence Johnson Mr. Donald Johnson Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson Mr. Dean Jones Mrs. Eugenia Jordan Mrs. Bonnie Kuhn Mr. Tony Ljubicich Mrs. Grace Locke Mr. Orra Lundgren Mr. John Mansour Mr. Robert Marshall Mr. Reginald Matthews Mr. Manuel Martinez Mr. Ray T. Maxey Miss Diane Miller Ms. Kathy Michael Mrs. Florence Mitchell Mrs. Margaret Mosby Mrs. Jane Moser Mr. Bill Munson Mr. Conrad Naegle Mr. Forrest Page Mrs. Jeanne Pence Mr. Richard Phllabaum Miss Priscilla Prather Mr. Edward Ranshaw Mr. Bud Robinson Mr. Harold E. Robinson Mr. Fred Roche Mr. Alfred Romo Mr. Sims Rose Mr. George Sappenlleld Mrs. Wilhelmina Satina Mr. Richard Saunders Mr. Samuel Scott Mrs. Frances Seifman Mr. Kris Sheets Mr. Martin Shepard Mrs. Jeanne Siebenman Mrs. Helen Smith Mr. Larry Smith Mr. Abraham Stanfield Mr. Robert Stewart Mr. James Stitt Mrs. Carolyn Talley Mr. Craig Thies Mr. Dale Torrence Mrs. Roberta Trujillo Mr. Robert Van Quathem Mr. Richard Wallin Mrs. Nel Ward Mr. Mahlon Weaver Mrs. Dot West Mr. Hugh West Miss Darlene Wilkinson Miss Vivian Wolf Mrs. Mary Ann Yee Mr. Richard Zimmerman FACULTY 1 87 , To ,r counsnons Dr. Mary Borek Mrs. Virginia Brown Mr. Russell Harris Mrs. Maxine Moore Mr. Preston Snapp CLASSIFIED .t ,L r . , df J! Wh ' 'MAL I MW M' - 3, ' ,, K Mrs. Emily Adams Mfr 1 Mrs. Betty Babinchak JV, - Mrs. Naomi Ben-Asa i . E' , Mrs. Joyeuse Buell Mrs. Grace Brush lf M Mrs. Ellen Cloyd Sgt. Ray Combs Mrs. Clara Cummins Mrs. Margaret Davis Mrs. Louise De Censo Mrs. Mary Gillett Mrs. Connie Harris Mrs. Georgeanna Harrison Mrs. Debbie Hawthorne Mrs. Elnora Miller Mrs. Annalee Moore Miss Shirley Peebles Mrs. Helen Raab Mrs. Laura Scofield 188 CLASSIFIED, Mr. Ralph Traw SECURITY Mr. Carl Bakemeler Mr. Clyde Ellis-chief Mrs. Frances Hagler Mr. Ray Ingram DAY MAINTENANCE I I, I', I A ,ii A Er 1 I il l , ,,:,1,,m. ' gs' I A QQ , QQ! Mr. Gene Jones Mr. Joe Martin-unit foreman Mr. Russel Morrison h Mr. Herbert Roe Mr. Ted Wesley I fu' , ,FN Night employees Include Front Row - Betty Sigler, Doug Janka, Hari, son, John Brown Sr., Richard Curry, Partman Fleinhart, Back Row - Lester Dax, Dave Reach, Wayne Martin, Martin Corbin, Gilbert Heintz, Elmer Musky, Harold Johnson. - . , T Edriss Swanger, Pat Garrie, Harriett Cure, Back Row + Gilbert iManagerl Flose Chaplin Delores Vicki Kettman, Audie Bowers, Agnes Connett, Pat Spear, Elsie Caglio, Lela Gresekhe, Judith Lange, Doris Edwards. Jane Potter, Lavern NIGHT MAINTENANCE CAEETERIA INDEX A Aaron, Daniel D. 67 Aaron, Patty J. 51 Abel, Robert A. 51 Abril, Albert 90, 92, 93 Abril, Candy M. 76, 77 Abril, Steven A. 65, 94 Abcedo, Susan M. 77 Adams, Gayla D. 77 Adams, Joni A. 17 Adams, Marianne R. 17 Addabbo, James G. 65, 104 Adkins, Mrs. Dolores 189 Adkins, Mici K. 51 Agado, Angie V. 65 Agan, Aysel 17, 173 Agee, James Mr. 189 Agee, James G. 17, 6, 104, 155 Aguilar, Elizabeth L. 65, 178, 173 Aguilar, Roberto G. 65 Ala, Jennie M. 51, 170 Ala, Vincent 65 Alderson, Luanne 77 Alford, Stephen M. 65 Allen, Judy L. 77 Allen, Lisa F. 77 Allmon, Lauri L. 77 Allmon, Tina L. 65 Alltop, David J. 65 Almanza, Diana L. 51 Alston, Brenda S. 77 Alston, Mrs. Lela 189 Altherr, Brenda K. 65 Altherr, Bryan K. 77 Altherr, Gregory K. 17 Alvarado, Richard G. 65 Amavisca, Joe A. 65 Amavisca, Rosie 77 Amavisca, Veronica F. 51, 178 Ambler, Lauren M. 51 Anderly, Suzanne V. 77 Andersen, Dennis W. 65 Andersen, Wendi R. 77 Anderson, Arthur L. 77 Anderson, Arthur L. 77 Stephanie J. 77 Anderson Becky S. 65 Anderson Brenda K. 77 Anderson Dwight S. 65 Anderson Glenda F. 77 Anderson Barney H. 51 Anderson James D. 51 Anderson Lee A. 51 Anderson, Lori L. 77 Anderson, Stephanie 17 Anderson, Claussen, C Andrews, Mark L. 51 Andrews, Paul D. 77, 95 Androsiuk, Lasya 17 Androsivk, Andy 65 Andrus, Teresa K. 17 Angle, Tim A. 17 Angle, Tim A. 17 Angulo, Anna M. 51, 178 Angulo, Patricia S. 51 Anthony, Jeffrey 17 Aragon, Dennis E. 51 Aragon, Raymond R. 51 Aragon, Scott J. 77, 95 Aragon, Virginia A. 77 Arce, Cindy D. 77 Arce, Martin B. 65 Archer, Irvin W. 51 Archuleta, Bernie T. 17, 179 Arellano, Michelle 77 Armstrong, Angela L. 17 Armstrong, Janet B. 65 Armstrong, John M. 65 Aros, Irene 51 , Arteaga, Larry A. 65, 94 Arteaga, Susan P. 65 Artin, Vicky L. 51 Arvizu, Dianna Z. 65 Arvizu, Sylvia A. 65, 161 Ashing, Kathleen A. 77 Ashing, Loeha C. 77, 117 Ashing, Roetta V. 77 Ashton, Lee 189 Askew, Paul E. 17 Askew, Shellie L. 51 190 INDEX Asmus, Warren R. 65 Austin, Michael O. 65 Avery, Jacqueline A. 65 Avery, Patricia L. 51 Ayala, Joel 65 Ayala, Saul W. 77 Azure, Tony G. 77 Bacon, Christopher IL. 77 Balch, Marian 51 Bailey, Brent M. 77, 94 Bailey, Cynthia L. 65 Bailey, Richard L. 17, 51 Baine, Sherry L. 17 Baird, Patti E. 77 Baird, Suzanne E. 17, 173 Bakemeier, Carl 193 Bakemeier, Elisa D. 64, 65, 1 Baker, Deborah E. 65 Baker, Janet F. 17 Baker, Kimberly L. 17 Baldenado, Linda D. 77 Baldwin, Debra E. 77 Baldwin, Gary L. 65 Balster, Jane L. 145 Bankwitz, William R. 51 Bannan, Mrs. Joanna 189 Barajas, Frank R. 77 Barajas, Frank D. 17 Baratta, Delores C. 51 Barclay, William L. 17 Barker, Wanda L. 77 Barkley, Kathi A. 51 Barkley, Nanci A. 77 Barnes, Heidi J. 17 Barnett, Mike 65 Barragan, Sandra 65 Barragon, Joe 189 Barrett, John D. 77 Barry, Ruth A. 77 Barry, Steven E. 17 Bass, Shirley K. 65 Bauer, Joyce M. 18 Bauer, Kent M. 18 Bauer, Sue M. 76, 77 Baxter, Carol A. 51, 176 Bayless, Mary E. 77 Bean, Janet R. 51 Bedard, Carol J. 51 Behm, Daniel J. 77 Behm, Michele M. 18 Beierle, April L. 65 Beierle, Kim L. 65 Beierle, Scott G. 77 Beliveau, Ronald 189 Bell, Andrea M. 77 Bell, Brenda S. 18 Bell, Jeanine F. 51 Bell, Ken E. 94 Belting, Mary A. 51 Belyeau, Linda L. 77 Benjamin, Enid J. 77 Benner, Mrs. Joyce 189 Benner, Lance E. 18 Bennett, Renee M. 51 Bentley, Patricia M. 18 Bergmann, Terrance A. 18 Berry, Donald l. 51 Berry, Sheila M. 18 Best, Harold C. 18 Bethay, Kevin W. 77, 95 Bettner, Karen S. 77 Biddle, Luanne R. 77 Bielfelt, Kevin J. 77 Bien, Eileen 65 Bien, Timothy 65, 94 Bigelow, Julie M. 18 Biggs, Dave L. 51 Billman, Brian R. 51 Bingham, John W. 65 Bischoff, Marilou A. 51, 179 Bischoff, Valjean R. 77 Bishop, Brian A. 65 Bishop, Sandy J. 65 Biss, John C. 18 Bledsoe, Teresa L. 77 Bliklen, Carol L. 65 Bliss, Melanie A. 51 Bochert, Cecelia J. 77 Boehler, Cathy 18 Boehler, Patty A. 51 Bohr, Regis D. 77, 95 Bolstad, Terry 76 Bolton, Laurence E. 51 Bond, Stephanie A. 18 Bonds, James 104 Bonham, James W. 78, 95 Bonham, Patty J. 51 Booker, Elizabeth A. 78 Borek, Martin E. 65 Borst, Mary E. 51, 179 Boshes, Gary S. 52 Goucher, Gary V. 78 Boucher, Steve J. 65 Bourgeous, Julie J. 65 Bourque, Sharon T. 65 Bowens, Kathy E. 78 Bowers, Loren E. 65 Bowey, David W. 78 Bowlin, Jerry E. 65 Bowlsby, Robin L. 52 Bowman, Deatra D. 52, 178 Calles, Louis A. 19 Cameron, Kerri J. 78 Campbell, Carolyn J. 19 Campbell, Larry D. 19 Campbell, Patricia J. 19 Campbell, Terry B. 19, 106 Campbell, Wanda W. 66 Campolongo, Miss Teresa 66 Canchola, Danny 19 Cantor, Kim A. 52 Cantu, Peggy S. 66 Cappella, Teena M. 19 Cardenas, Celina 66 Carey, Dennis R. 78 Carlise, Ellie J. 66 Carlisle, Stephen D. 19 Carlson, Mark S. 52, 93, 178, Carlson, Ronald D. 78, 95 Carlsson, Carnes, M Eva M. 19 ike E.19,109,106 Carpenter, David 189 Carpenter, Dawn E. 78 Carpenter, Joe A. 19 Carpenter, Meridee 19 Carpenter, Virginia L. 66, 170 Carrillo, D Carrillo, G ebbie D. 66 ary A. 78, 95 Bowman, Jan E. 76, 77 Boy, Bill M. 77 Braasch, Deborah S. 77 Braasch, Jestina L. 65 Braatelien, Holly J. 65 Bracamonte, Gilbert M. 18 Brackney, Dyan L. 65 Bradford, James L. 78 Bradshaw, Lu A. 65 Braly, Douglas E. 18, 93 Brandon, George A. 6, 90, 91, 92 Brewer, Beverly L. 52, 155 Brian, Marty 178 Bridgewater, Devon B. 52, 178 189 Bridgewater, Mrs. Lucille Bridwell, Carla A. 50, 170 Bridwell, Paula M. 78 Briggs, Marlo A. 52 Brille, Michelle 78 Broadston, Carol L. 18 Brock, Debbie L. 18 Brooks, Robin S. 65 Brown, Danny 18 Brown, David E. 66 Brown, Dennis B. 78 Brown, James F. 78 Brown, Jerry L. 52 Brown, Paula ll 52 Brown, Randall L. 18 Brown, Randy J. 60, 94 Brum, Tracy 78 Bruner, Roben W. 78 Brussat, Richard T. 18 Buehman, Mrs. Annie Laurie 189 Bullock, Gary I. 78 Bunyard, Kimberly J. 52 Bunyard, Sharon K. 19 Carstensen, Charles A. 52 Carver, John W. 78 Case, Phillip 52 Cassells, Scott D. 19 Cassells, Lynda M. 66, 69 Castillo, Elizabeth A. 65 Castillo, Sammy S. 66 Castillo, Sarah 78 Cater, A. P. 189 Cates, Sabrina L. 52 Ceballos, Michael A. 78, 95 Celniker, Abbie C. 66 Cervantes, Dinah M. 78 Cesar, Joanne F. 52, 155 Chadwick, Don A. 66 Chaffin, Cean 19 Chambers, Valerie A. 66 Chandler, Allison L. 52 Chandler, Cindy L. 78 Chaney, Ann M. 78 Chapin, Dennis L. 20 Chapin, Gary J. 20 Charbonneau, Wayne S. 66 Chard, Alison L. 50, 52 Chavez, Cissy M. 78 Chavez, Judity V. 52 Chavez, Kathleen O. 66 Chavez, Victor l. 20 Cheatham, George K. 78 Cheshire, Donna A. 20 Childers, Daniel S. 20 Choisnet, Cory A. 52 Choisnet, Jon D. 78, 94 Christall, Dalyn D. 78 Christie, Catherine F. 52 Christman, Donna M. 52 Christman, Randy W. 66 Burch, Ricky 19 Burclay, William 178 Burgess, Shari J. 66, 170 Burghard, Karen 66 Burtch, Debra A. 19 Burtch, Janet L. 66 Burtch, Richard W. 78 Bushie, Cheryl A. 52 Bushnick, Janice 19 Bushnick, Samuel N. 66 Busier, Deborah A. 78 Buso, Frank A. 78 Ciesiolka, Ciulei, Jon Lori J. 78 R. 52 Clark, Helen L. 20 Clark, Jean L. 20 Clark, Lisa A. 66 Clark, Lucinda J. 78, 172 Clark, Patty A. 20 Clark, Thomas A. 20, 93 Clarke, Cassandra F. 66 Clarke, Co nstance E. 78 Clarkson, Murray A. 66 Edwin L. 78 Bivens, Becky L. 18, 16, 170, 173 Blair, Janet D. 77 Blair, Tami L. 65 Blakely, Melody 77 Blakesley, Cameron 51 Blakley, Mike W. 51 Blanco, Charnee A. 77 Blanco, Lee A. 18 Blatchford, David G. 18 Blatchford, Gary 170, 178 Butera, Michael A. 66 Butler, James P. 19 Butler, Gary 66 Butler, James P. 19 Butler, Valerie K. 52 Buttler, David C. 78 Buttler, Lisa 19 Buttler, Marita K. 52 Bycroft, Joseph E. 19 Bycroft, Patricia A. 78 Byron, Jack 189 Cabrera, Arthur D. 78, 95 Caglio, Michael J. 19 Calhoun, Kimberly S. 66 Calhoun, Lora L. 52, 170 Calhoun, Patty A. 19 Calkins, Richard G. 52, 98, Callahan, Joseph J. 78 N 99 Clay, Mrs. Alba 189 Clay, Mark A. 66 Clemmer, Brenda S. 52, 170 Clemmer, Deborah K. 20 Clemmer, Jeffrey G. 66 Clevenger, Ruby M. 78 Clouse, Douglas P. 78, 178 Cohan, Joan M. 52 Conan, Phyllis H. 66 Cole, Liz 78, 117, 155 Coles, Katherine J. 78 Coles, Mrs. Lois 189 Colletti, Bruce W. 52, 163 Collins, Dude 145 Collins, Mark 78 Collins, Roy J. 78 Colter, Harry 20, 178, 104 Combs, Pam K. 66 Conditt, Patrick J. 106 Conditt, Theresa R. 66 Conklin, Biscoe 78 1 Conklin, Conklin Doug 52 Marc A. 220 Conner,l Flora M. 66 Conner, Connett, Conrad, Conrad, Consier, Cx -nsier, Patricia A. 52 John T. 52 Diane S. 78 Robert L. 66 Bruce A. 66 Debra S. 78 Contreras, Robert M. 52 Cooper, Lee E. 52 Copeland, Layne K. 78 Coppess, Shannon M. 78 Corbin, Gary K. 66 Cordell, Gail L. 52 Cormier, Dale T. 79 Corona, Corona, Patrick F. 66 Susan C. 79 Coronado, Alice M. 66 Coronado, Mark A. 52, 94, 106 Cosmakos, Nick 52, 94, 104 Coulter, Millie S. 20 Cox, Karen L. 66 Craighead, Donna 189 Cramer, Cramer, Harry E. 104 Sheryl L. 20, 179 Crandal, Debbie L. 66 Crandal, John C. 79 Craven, Cheryl A. 79 Cripps, Mrs. Lorraine 189 Crispell, Connie M. 66 Criss, Lane A. 52 Crosbie, George J. 20 Crossett, Dan L. 79 Crow, Cyndie A. 20, 173 Cruces, Mary R. 79 Cruess, Margaret A. 20 Cullen, Elizabeth A. 79 Cullor, Paul II 20 Cullum, Joel D. 79 Cullum, Kathern M. 66 Cullum, Michael A. 20 Cummings, Barbara B. 20 Cummings, Michael T. 52 Cummings, R. Brian 66 Cunningham, Carol A. 53 Curtis, April D. 66 Curtis, Cindy Lu T. 20 Curtis, Marianne A. 79 Cusack, Nancy M. 53 D Daley, Richard H. 79, 94 Damico, Joe J. 79 Danrom, Dee L. 66 Darbonne, Brian A. 20 Darby, Andrea M. 66 Darby, Elizabeth M. 21, 179 Dattillio, Robert E. 66 Daudet, Debbie S. 79 Davidson, Ellery N. 21 Davis, Barbara A. 21, 170 Davis, Dan B. 53 Davis, Gary W. 66 Davis, Wayne A, 79, 170 Davy, Autumn L. 21 Davy, Pamela J. 66 Day, Arthur C. 79 Day, Gordon L. 66 Day, Robert J., Jr. 66, 94 De Leon, Daniel 21 Dean, Debbie L. 21 Delgadillo, Diego 21 Delgadillo, Laura 53 Denbo, Patrick M. 66 Dendy, Gregory L. 79, 95 Dendy, Howard E. 53 Dendy, Kristal R. 79 Dendo, Pat 145 Denman, Dale L. 53 Denny, Thomas P. 79 DePew, Linda 53 Deroulhac, Kenneth G. 76, 79 Deserano, Jo A. 21, 173 Diaz, Richard A. 79 Dichter, Carl R. 53 Didjurgis, Maryann K. 53 Diehl, Terry R. 53 Dillon, Mrs. Mary Ann 189 Divell, Doreen L. 21 Dixson, Matthew M. 21, 179 Dobbs, Allen W. 53 ioobbs, Elizabeth c. 79 1Dodd, Jacky R. 79 Dombrowski, Michael 53 iDominguez, Matthew C. 13. 53 Dominquez, Tamera M. 53 Donaldson, John K. 21 Dong, Helen J. 79 Donner, Mary C. 172 Dooda, Nick A. 21 Dooley, Diane C. 21 Doose, A. Raven 66 Dorman, Janet L. 79 Dorman, Susan J. 53 Dougherty, Suzanne M. 145 Downey, Frank 189 Downs, S. John 189 Doyle, Gerald F. 79 Doyle, Miss Margaret 189 Drescher, Dahn L. 53 Drew, Rex E. 21 Drexler, John E. ll 79, 95 Drexler, Stephanie L, 53 Drexler, Teresa L. 66 Dryer, Miss Beverly 189 Dudley, Cheryl F. 53, 178 Dudley, Cynthia L. 21, 173 Duffy, Eileen A. 6 Duffy, Kevin P. 67 Dugan, Michael W. 53, 104 Dugan, Nancy C. 21 Duke, Steven W. 67 Duncan, Andrew B. 53 Duncan, Cinde 53 Duncan, John M. 79 Dunca, Terrill K. 21 Dundas, Edgar B. 67 Dunnigan, Janet M. 21, 173 Dunnigan, Joe M. 79 Dupuis, Lisa M. 53 Duran, Max A. 21 Durbin, Debbie J. 79 Durham, Laura J. 79 Dyer, Robert J. 79 E Eady, John M. 21 Earnhardt, Michael J. 79 East, Robbin L. 67 Eastridge, Gaylon G. 67 Eberson, Anitra D. 67 Eberson, Sven 53 Eddins, Billy B. 53 Ederer, Bernard F. 67 Edmondson, Tammy S. 67 Edwards, Keri J. 79 Edwards, Ricky P. 53 Ehle, Mike D. 79 Ehlers, Linda K. 79 Eldredge, Tim D. 53 Elias, Manuel H. 79, 95 Ellis, Clyde 193 Ellis, David A. 21 Ellis, Leonard C. 67 Engel, Christine E. 64 Engels, Charles W. 21 Engels, Diana R. 53 Englebrecht, Mrs. Frances 189 English, Lona J. 64, 178 English, William W. 22, 173, 124 Epperson, Donald C. 53 Erotas, Wendy S. 53, 155, 177 Eskew, John F. 22 Eskew, Michelle A. 79, 178 Espinoza, Herman B. 179 Esteves, Marilyn J. 22 Estrada, Austin L. 94, 101 Estrada, Jose E. 104, 100 Ethier, Byron E. 22, 106 Ethier, Gene E. 13, 53 Evans, Harry T. 79 Evans, Robert J. 79 Ewert, Tracy M. 79, 95 Ewing, Gary C. 22 F Fabozzi, Kenneth 79 Faehl, Kay 53 Fagnani, Laurence N. 53 Fagnani, Matthew 79 Fall, Doris L. 53 Farence, William S. 106 Fay, Steve M. 79 Felix, Elizabeth A. 53 Fellenz, J. Dennis 53 Fellenz, Joe A. 53 Feller, Joshua A. 22 Fellers, Lyn L. 22 Fernandez, Angelo 53 Fernandez, Simon 22 Ferrin, Lane L. 79 Ferris, Lisa M. 79 Fields, Mrs. Dorothy 189 Fields, Teena M. 53 Fierros, Mary H. 79 Fijewski, Anna K. 22 Fincher, Mr. Troy 189 Finger, Nancy M. 22 Finger, Naomi R. 16 Finley, Devorah A. 22 Finney, Mark L. 79 Fisher, Greg M. 94 Flaherty, Dennis M. 79 Flanagan, Lou A. 53 Flanders, Carey L. 53 Flanders, Chris C. 53 Fleishman, Richard K. 54, 178, 106 Flinn, Thomas R. 54 Flood, Miss Bertha 189 Flores, Andrew L. 22 Flowers, Annette 79 Flowers, Stephen L. 22, 173 Foehring, Mrs. Mary 189 Foley, Robin L. 79 Follett, Miss Wilola 189 Forgrave, Susan E. 79 Fortier, Randolph S. 22 Foust, David S. 79 Foust, Sherrill D. 22, 173 Frazier, Danny 94 Frazier, Luella A. 79, 117 Freeman, Christy J. 79 Freeman, Terry 22 Frost, Diana L. 54 Fry, Marianne 22 Fugua, Sheila 129 Fumetti, Roxane 54 Furnas, Daryl R. 22 Furry, Donna K. 54 Furry, Judith A. 22 G Gabrielle, Michele A. 79 Gaillard, Jacqueline A. 54 Gama, Josephone 79 Grasso, Sebastian G. 54 Gray, Irene C. 80 Gray, Mary E. 54 Green, Cecil D. 23 Greene, Robert E. 54 Greenwald, Miriam L. 54 , Greenwood, Konnie L. 54 Griego, Norma J. 80 Griggs, James R. 80 Grodnick, Todd M. 23 Guaderramn, Caroline 23, 173 Gumm, Michael M. 54 Gusich, James A. 80, 94 Gusich, Jong R. 23, 170 Guss, Jennifer L. 80 Gutierrez, Frances M. 80 Guy, Will B. 54 Gwillim, Sandra L. 54, 155, 177 Gwin, David W. 54 Gwinn, Mrs. Ruth 190 H Haas, Marilyn 23, 179 Hackett, Mr. Hugh 190 Hager, Debbie L. 80 Hall, Donald M. 80 Halverson, Lynn M. 54 Hamic, Edmund E. 160, 162 Hamil, Edmund 23 Hamilton, Charles P. 68 Hamilton, Debbie J. 80 Hamlyn, Harry W. 54 Hammons, Erin J. 64,68 Hannan, Dorothy M. 54 Hancock, Dan W. 24, 178 Hancock, David M. 54, 178 Hancock, Susan D. 76, BO Hannar, Leslie A. 24 Hanrahan, Katherine J. 24 Hansen , Jackie N. 80 Hansen, Joan E. 54 Hansen, Joy M. 54 Hansen Kara F. 24 Hansen Patrick 68 Hanson, Valerie J. 24 Garcia, Annette P. 22 Garcia, Deborah R. 80 Garcia, Freddie 80 Garcia, Gilbert E. 22, 40, 93, 106 Garcia, Joanna R. B0 Garcia, Paul A. 80, 94 Gardner, Mrs. Janice 189 Garity, Mr. James A. 190 Garrett, Keith W. 80 Garrity, Mary F. 54 Harder, Diane K. 68 Harder, Lorelei S. 24 Hardy, Debra L 68 Hardy, Rhonda L. 80 Harer, John D. 54 Harer, Paul L. 24 Harer, Verna F. 80 Harrington, Dave 24 Harrington, Shirley A. 68 Harris, Eddy R. 24, 173 Gates, Cindy L. 23, 11, 128 Gaulke, Marian R. 23 Geare, Valerie A. 80 Gerard, John S. 54, 104, 105 Harris, Garry L. 80, 95 Harris, Geraldine 54 Harris, Glen G. Harrison, Frances M. 80 Gesin, Richard M. 80 Gewinner, George H. 80 Geyman, Lisa A. 54 Gibson, Mark R. 54 Giles, Dorothy K. 80 Gill, Joanne C. 80 Gill, Lydie 0.23 Gill, Theresa A. 80 Gilsdorf, Victor D. 54 Ginster, Kristine L. 9 Giordano, Angela M. 23 Girard, James P. 54 Glaser, Gail E. 80 Glazar, Lorraine M. 23 Glennie, Julie K. 54 Godfrey, Mary E. 23 Golden, Cheryl L. 80 Golden, Sandra R. 54 Golleher, Carlton R. 23 Golman, Miss Janet 190 Goloskewitsch, Ludmila 54 Gomez, Joe P. 23 Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales Gonzales, Gonzales, , Anna M. 23 , Danny G. 80 , Jessie M. 80 Kurt A. 23, 93 Ruth C. 54, 178 Goodall, Karen M. 23, 179 Goodman, Lance N. 80 Goodson, Jennifer L. 23, 173 Goodson, Melvin A. 23 Goosic, Denise 173 Harrison, James S. 68 Hartley, Ron L. 24, 98, 99 Hartmann, Ava A. B0 Harvey, Nancy L. 68 Harvey, Patrick A. 54 Harvill, Lori K. 54 Hasenstab, Jeannie A. 76, 80 Hasenstab, John A. 68 Hassell, Tamela A. 68 Hatfield, Lavonne C. 80 Hatfield, Robert K. 24 Hauke, Judith M. 80 Havermale, Billy M. 54 Havey, Anna P. 80 Havey, Michael P. 24 Hawkins, Cynthia L. 68 Hayes, Bertha M. 24 Hayes, Theodore R. 24 Haynie, Eve 80 Hazlett, Dennis C. Hazlett, Robert C. 68 Heaps, Robert M. 80 Heath, Ralph C. Hechler, Mrs. Rita 190 Heckenberg, Darla M. 24 Heckrotte, Alice L. 80 Hegel, Sandra J. 54 Helvie, Dan R. 54 Henderson, Julie A. 68 Hendricks, Leslie A. 68 Henneman, Patricia S. 54 Henning, Edward V. 68 Gorentz, Flora A. 80 Gose, Linda D. 23 Goulden, Donna 23 Goulden, Peggy E. 80 Grant, Eric M. 23 Henrich, Chris M. 68 Herbert, Cheryl A. 80 Herbert, John D. 54 Herman, Constance J. 54 Herman, Denise M. 80 Herman, Joan D. 24 INDEX 191 Jakobek, K . 1-wx - rr fernanaez, Daniel Jr. 55, 94 Hernandez, Rosa M. 80 Hernandez, Sandra L. 68 Herold, Lisa M. 68 Herrera, Freddie A. 80 Herring, Darnell K. 68 Hester, Terry W. 80 Hetz, Edwih D. 55 Heun, Diana L. 80 Hewitt, James D. 55 Hickman, Barbara A. 80 Hickman, Geraldlene 80 Hickman, Roxane 55 Hickman, Susan J. 55, 170 Hicks, Charles E. 55 Hicks, Kathy A. 68 Hicks, Leslie L. 50, 55 Hicks, Peggi E. 24 Hill, Mr. John A. 190 Hill, Tim J. 80 Hillhouse, Joice R. 68 Hilliard, Samuel L. JR. 80, 94 Himebaugh, Melody R. 55 Hobaica, Joseph D. 24 Hobaicag Lisa A. 68 Hobaica, William R. 80 Hobbs, Mary E. 81 Hodge, Brent 24 Hodge, Terrence W. 55 Hodges, Edyie L. 81 Hodges, John A. 81, 95 Hoel, Mr. Eugene 190 Hogan, Kelley M. 55 Hohn, Lori R. 68 Hojem, Timothy L. 68 Holley, Mirl C. ll 24, 163 Holley, Skip 179 Holloway, Fredena L. 81 Holmes, Bart 55 Holmes, Gayla S. 24 Holmquist, Anna L. 178, 68, Holtz, Ellen M. 55 Holtz, Eric L. 24 Holz, Barbara J. 81 Holz, Frederick C. 25 Hoover, Shawne M. 68 Horn, Roy 68, 170 Horning, Duane S. 68 House, Jayson L. 81 House, Sheila M. 55 Howard, Robert P 145 Howell, Arlo M. 68 Howell, Mr. Harold R. 190 Howell, Patti J. 25 Hoxt, Susan 55 Hoyt, Ralph D. 81 Hubbard, Robert S. 55 Hudson, Randy L. 55 Hudson, Richard L. 81 Hudson, Vicke L. 55 Huff, Darryl G. 68 Huff, Eugene L. 25 Huff, Kenneth S. 55 Huff, Serge L. 190 Huffaker, Mary M. 11, 68, 64 Hughes, James A. 81, 94 Huguenard, Vicki M. B1 Hulen, Cyndi K. 81 Hulen, Kathy G. 10, 55, 173, Humble, James H. 55 Humphries, Tony W. 81 Hunt, Joseph A. 25 Hunter, Kathy 25 Hutcherson, Mr. C. W. 190 Hutchinson, Bill P. 68 Hutchinson, Carolyn D. 25 Hutchinson, Tony M. 25 Hyland, Timothy R. 81 Hyung, Kim 55 Ihms, Timothy E. 55 Iles, Robert C. 68 Inancsi, Mary J. 68 lndorf, Adele A. 50, 55 lndorf, Linda M. 81 Ingram, Mr. Ray 193 Inman, Bobbi J. 68 Ireland, Steve M. 68 Irmer, Larry 190 Irvine, John S. 81, 104 Irvine, Patrick G. 25 Isabella, Colleen 25 Ito, Leilani 76, 81, 178 Ito, Rodney M. 55 Ives, Joe Lee 81, 192 INDEX 64 124 J Jachino, Jimmie M. 25 Jackovich, Roxane M. 55, 170 Jackson, Joe R. 6, 55, 93, 106 Jackson, Lucy 25 Jackson, Michele 68 Jackson, Rick J. 55, 94 Jackson, Roy 68 Jackway, Ronald G. 25, 160, 163 Jacott, Lonnie 25 Jacott, Veronica 68 Bonnie L. 81 Jarnagin, Leslie L. 68 Jennings, George M. 81 Jensen, Susan E. 25 Jimenez, Rose A. M. 55, 178 Jimenez, Steve J. 25 Johnson, Carolyn S. 68 Kirby, Kelley R. 81 Kirby, Keith E. 69 Kirby, Sandy K. 81 Kirk, Jamie L. 26 Kirk, Terri L. 69 Kirkhan, Janet G. 81 Kirkpatrick, Cindy L. 26, 173 Kish, Mark J. 69 Kittrell, Kim B. 26 Kivett, Debbie F. 81 Klein, Janice P. 26 Kline, Michael J. 26 Klinger, Sandra R. 26 Knaphus, Heather 69 Knapp, Cindy L. 26 Knapp, Evan A. 81 Kinght, Kimberly J. 69 Knox, Dottie L. 13, 56 Kobold,Barbara S. 26 Kocankov, Rumen 26 Kocik, Barbara A. 81, 178 Koelsch, Joan C. 40, 56, 170 Kogianes, Kristy Z. 56, 178 Kogianes, Sophia H. 81 Kokali, Liz V. 56 Koonse, Benjamin E. 26 Kopchak, John P. 56, 93, 104 Johnson, Mr. Clarence 190 Johnson, Daneanne R. 25, 93 Johnson, Dave C. Johnson, Donald 190 Johnson, Donna C. 55 Johnson, Mrs. Elizabeth 190 Johnson, Gary L. 55 Johnson, Jimmy C. 68 Johnson, Jodi L. 81 Johnson, Kerry I. 91, 93 Johnso Johnso n, Paul L. 81, 178 n, Randy W. 68, 94 KOPD. Mike 56 Koth, Jeffrey A. 69 Koth, Randy L. 56 Krah, Ci ndy A. 26, 173 Krah, Joey 81,95 Johnson, Rick A. 25, 170 Johnson, Ricky 81 Johnson, Robbie J. 25, 91, 92, 93 Johnson, Shari 55, 179 Johnson, Verna Joe 25 Johnston, Leonard L. 81 Johnston, William R. 25 Jones, Bi llie J. 81 Jones, Brenda L. 81 Jones, Casey L. 68 Jones, Charles H. 55, 101 Jones, Mr. Dean 190 Jones, Debbie L. 25 Jones, Donna M. 81 Jones, Elizabeth L. 55 Jones, Julie E.81,173 Krah, Richy D. 56 Kraus, Richard A. 69 Krawczyk, Bonnie L. 56 Krewsky, Paul A. 26 Krewsky, Ross M. 81 Kridler, Dan J. 26 Kridler, Kelly D. 56 Krueger, Cheryl A. 69 Kuban, Martin J. 81 Kucharski, Tim 81,95 Kuehnle, William A. 40, 26, 6, Kuester, Lance L. 81 Kuester, Mace D. 69, 94 Kuhn, Mrs. Bonnie 190 Jones, Gene 193 Jones, Laura A. 81, 172 Jones, Laurie K. 55 Jones, Linda K. 25 Jones, Lori K. 68 Jones, Richard 95 Jones, Richard S. 40, 55, 95, 98 Jones, Stacy A. 68 Jones, Stephen P. 68, 94 Joplin, Gwen K. 68, 155 Joralmon, Judy A. 81 Joralmon, Nancy L. 25 Jordan Jordan Jordan , Elizabeth L. 68 , Mrs. Eugenia 190 , Marguerite A. 55 Joseph, Kevin M. 68, 94 Joseph, Lawrence R. 68 Juarez, Willie 81 Judd, Kenny A. 68 Judd, Wendy A. 25 Kamarata, Howard D. 55, 94 Kampe, Eugene A. 26 Kane, Thomas H. 55 Kashmerick, Kirk M. 68, 94, 104 Kaufman, Chris J. 81 Keith, Cynthia A. 55 Kelly, Scott 68 Kending, Kimberly J. 81 Kennedy, Ted T. 81 Kenny, Dennis P. 55 Kunselman, Beth P. 26 L La Borde, Robert L. 56 Labrash, Rodger L. 81, 94 Lam, Kam-Chin 81 Lambertus, Cindy D. 56 Lambertus, Jim 26 Lambie, Lane, M Carlene M. 69 atthew L. 81, 95 Lange, Traci L. 81 Langley, Jeffrey W. 69 Lanning, Darryl B. 81, 95 Lanning, Devin V. 56, 94 Lansing Lan.sing Lapardi, Larkins, Larson, Larson, Laveer, Lavelle, Lavery, , John 26 , Nona 26 Doreen 56 Karla L. 56 Douglas V. 69 John M. 26 Mark 56 Gregory P. 81 Brian C. 69 Lawlor, Betsy K. 69 Lawrence, Kerry M. 82 Lawrence, Linda J. 56 Lazar, Richard D. 69 Lazok, Cheryl A. 56 Lazok Susan M. 82 Leach, Gregory H. 26, 6 Leach, Leach Leavit Margaret S. 64, 69 Valerie J. 56 i, Debra Fi. 56 Kenny, Stephen M. 81 Keown, Colleen F. 81 Kepner, Mary J. 26 Kepner, Susan A. 68 Kerwin, Donna M. 81 Kettman, Ralph 43, 68 Kidd, Brenda G. 55 Kidd, Terrie L. 81 Kiley, Melissa J. 56 Kincaid, James . 81 King, Dora M. 56 King, Michael J. 69 King, Pamela E. 56 King, Rhonda A. 69 Kingsland, Julie E. 26, 173 Leavitt, Markley C. 69 Leckington, Lori L. 69 Lecuyer, Jeanine 56 Lecuyer, Lawrence J. 69, 94 Lecuyer, Paul A. 82, 95 Lee, Lawrence D. 69 Lefever, Steven 56 Legge, Carol L. 66 Legge, Jane M. 82 Lehker, Mark E. 82 Lehker, W. Sullivan 56 Leifheit, Dawn K. 27 Leiler, Scott R. 82 Leinen, Bonnie L. 27 Leister, Randy L. 27 Lentz, Elizabeth A. 27, 128 Leonard, George F. 82 56 Leos, Anna L. 27 Leos, John A. 56, 91, 93, 104 Leos, Lisa G. 82 Lesperance, Laura 82 Levie, Darwin D. 27, 155 Levie, Tonya 56 Lewis, Charles W. 27 Lewis, Irvan W. 27, 173, 124 Lewis, Margaret A. 56 Lewis, Mickey E. 69 Lewis, Peggy 178 Lewis, Selwyn, R. 82, 173, 124 Lewis, Shelly R. 27 Lewis Teri K. 82 Liebler, Randy D. 69 Ligon, Grant 69 Liljedahl, Carla J. 56 Liljedahl, Maida L. 69 Ling, Patricia L. 69 Ling, Robert 56 Linkner, Andrew D. 56 Lindner, Frederick J. 82 Lipman, Michael E. 56 Lira, Cynthia G. 82 Little, Gai G. 69 Little, Joy L, 82 Little, S. Lee 27 Little, Nanette 27 Littlepage, Bryan C. 82, 124, 173 Livensparger, Lisa J. 56, 155 Livensparger, Lori A. 82 Ljubicich, Tony Mr. 190 Llewellyn, Debra A. 27 Llewel lyn, Ronald T. 69 Locke, Mrs. Grace 190 Lombardi, Donato J. 27, 173 Long, Jeff P. 27 Long, Mark A. 56 Long, Ronald C. 82 Lonnie, Paula M. 69 Lopez, Anita M. 69 Lopez, Anthony M. 56 Lopez, Marcelino H. 56 Lopez, Mark J. 82 Lopez, Richard H. 27, 90, 104 Lopez, Rick L. 82, 95, 179 Lopez, Robert 56, 104 Lopresti, Thomas, J. 27 Lorent, Scott L. 69, 104 Loucks, Sherri L. 56 Louis, Rosemarie 27 Loving, Trey B. 82 Lowe, Thomas J. Jr. 69 Lower, Robert A. 27 Lucas, Daniel 82 Lujan, Joe 27 Luna, Gilbert R. 56 Lundgren, Mr. Orra19O Luper, Mickey L. 27 Lusk, Dean H. 69 Lyells, Jim D. 69, 94 Lyells, Paul E. 27 Lyman, Dathy L. 69 Lyman, Erin R. 27 Lynch, Katherine S. 57 Lyons, Cynthia C. 69 Lyons, George P. 57 Lyons, Jon W. 64, 69, 178 Mac Gregar, Charles 13, 69, 162 Mac lntyre, Karen M. 69 Maciel, Charles M. 57 Mack, Alvis L. 57 Mack, Garry D. 57 Mack, Larry G. 57 Maddox, Bryan S. 82 Maertz, Carolyn J. 69 Magana, Mario 82 Magnan, Shelly T. 27 Mahoney, Faith A. 28 Malcom, Brenda 57, 170 Maldonado, Elizabeth A. 82 Maldonado, Sandie D. 57 Malloy, Farol L. 69 Malloy, Matt R. 6, 28 Malone, Dennis R. 82, 94 Malone, Harold L. 28 Mancell, John 57 Mangam, William David 28 Mangino, Kathryn C. 82 Manley, Bobby L. 82, 95 Manley, Tina L. 64, 69 Manning Michelle C. 69 Mannon, Kelly L. 69 Mansour, Mr. John 190 Wright, Stuart A. 36, 178 inson, Diana Lynn 34 itt, James 191 itt, Richard R. 72 ockton, David A. 72 tone, Carol A. 34 tonecipher, Lori L. 72 torck, David M. 34 tovall, Linda A. 72 trayer, Jacqueline L. 34 trayer, Ronald A. 60, 93, 104 troud, Collie D. 60, 155 troud, Randolph P. 34 tubbs Richard M. 72 troud, , Brenda L. 34 tutzenburg, Debra J. 73 tutzenburg, Kenneth R. 34 ufak, Robert A. 85 ummitt, Shelly L. 85 urakus, Randy J. 73 ustaita, Joe 73, 94 utton, Yvonne M. 85 wauger, John A. 85 weet, Barry K. 34 wetnam, Berry K. 73 winey, Robert C. 85 zeto, Kelly K. 34 abeek, Jana M. 61 abor, Mark E. 73, 94 aborda, Maurice 61, 104 afoya, Marianne 61 afoya, Rachael R. 85 ait, Cynthia K. 61 alley, Carolyn 191 alley, Steven C. 61 am, David 61 am, Jenny 34, 179 ang, James W. 85 artagljo, Pamela A. 73 aylor, Cindy 61 aylor, Clay E. 85 aylor, Fred H. 34 aylor, Richard K. 73 enold, Sandra M. 61 erzich, Nick M. 34 erzich, Ralph J. 85, 95 esta, Diane A. 34, 173 9leI'S, Charles D. 34 hies, Craig 93, 191 homas, Chery L. 85 homas, David M. 85, 94 homas, Debbie A. 85 homas, Larry 104 homas, Mike K. 85 homas, Richard J. 73 homas, Tim M. 85 homas, Wanda F. 61 hompson, Diana L. 35 hompson, Russell D. 73 hompson, Stanley B. 35, 19, horn, Cheryl A. 61 horp, William R. 85 ibbett, Mike R. 61 iffany, Tracy J. 85 iffany, Valeri G. 35, 173 illotson, Doug W. 85 lmberlake, Anne M. 64, 73 obin, Charles E. 61 odd, Latricia K. 73 olhurst, Cathy L. 35 oliver, Stephanie C. 35 sms, Malcolm S. 73 omson, Synthia D. 61, 178 bmson, Robert S. 73, 94 bnstad, Debbie R. 85 Jrok, Dawn E. 85 Jrrence, Dale 191 arrence, Steve D. 85 Jrres, Debbie 73 orres, Gabriel R. 61 Jrres, Ruben H. 86 Jurville, Tom E. 60 'evillian, Peter J. 86 'evino, Steven C. 86, 94 'otter, Sandra R. 35 '0wbridge, Mary L. 73 'uett, James N. 73 'ujillo, Roberta 191 se Mui Chun 73 se, Wai K. 86 sutsumida, Eric K. 35, 178 icker, Debby S. 61 icker, Tom N. 73 ima, Alan R. 86 irano, Tama J. 35 93 Tussey, Clark D. 42, 35 Wentz, John B. 73, 104 Tussey, Tod J. 73 Tyler, Michael J. 73 U Uhl, Jacquelyn G. 73 Urlaub, Kathy D. 73 Urlaub, Mark R. 86 Utz, Marianne F. 73 V Valdez, Martha A. 73 Valentine, Michael E. 86 Vallejo, Deward T. 61 Vant,Buskirk, Julie A. 73 Wesley, Ted 193 West, Ms. Dot 191 West, Mr. Hugh 191 West, Trumaine D. 73 Westbrook, Robert E. 6, 91, 92, 93 Westcott, Cathy A. 86 Wester, Randy A. 86 Western, Earl R. 35 Western, Randy T. 73 Westfall, Westfall, Leann B. 36, 11 Steftani J. 73 Wetzel, Theresa A. 86 Wheeler, Janice M. 61 Wheetley, Greg P. 86 White, C White, D arol A. 61 avid G. 86, 94 Van'Buskirk, Vickie S. 35 Van Der Steur, Lisa A. 73 Van Hoesen, Russell 86, 106 Van Liew, Larry D. 61 Van Quathem, Robert 191 Vandenberg, Robin L. 61 Vanvugt, Debra L. 86 Varga, Jimmy 73 Vasquez, Barbara D. 61 Vaughan, Amelia D. 73 Vaughan, Christopher R. 61 Vaughn, Kelly M. 73 Vaughn, Tod A. 86, 95 Vavvter, Susan M. 86 Vega, Anthony R. 61 Vega, Juio V. 6 Velasquez, Sammy C. 35 Venghaus, Allen R. 86 Viar, Laurie R. 73 Vickers, Bill A. 61 Villegas, David G. 73, 170 Villegas, Joseph Michael 92, 93, 98 Villela, Patricia 86 Villela, Rose A. 86 Villemez, Chris W. 61, 90, 91, 93 Villemez, Dave M. 86, 95 Vogel, Leslie S. 35 Vogel, Paul W. 64, 73 Vogt, Charles W. 35, 163 Voisey, Rose V. 86 Vos, Richard E. 61, 178 Voss, Sue L. 86 Voyce, Andrea L. 76, 86, 178 W Wagner, Elizabeth A. 35 Wahlrab, Ann C. 61 Wahlrab, Greg M. 73 Waiters, Bernard C. 104 Walker, Ida K. 61 Walker, Marsha G. 35 Walker, Sheree C. 73 Walker, Thomas R. 61 Wallace, Cynthia S. 86, 173 White, Kathleen A. 61 White, Rockey R. 36 Whitmore, Kevin L. 86 Whitney, Douglas W. 62 Wierman, Ralph A. 73 Wieseman, Marcie L. 62 Wihilo, Bob 94 Wilcoxson, Elizabeth D. 62 Wiley, Daniel A. 73 Wilhardt, Mike T. 86 Wilke, Andrea L. 36 Wilke, Laura J. 86 Wilkerson, Julia L. 62, 170 Wilkinson, Darlene 191 Wilkinson, Donald G. 62 Wilkinson, Phil G. 86, 172 Willenberg, Lori A. 36 Willette, Roxanne M. 86 Q , f Wyman, Jack 36 Wyskiver, Christine M. 86 Y Yabe, Naomi K. 62 ,s . -,J ' . r. 5 Yancer, Tom D. 74, 160, 163 Yeager, Clifford E. 74, 170 Yee, Angela C. 74 Yee, Danny M. 62 Yee, Fred K. 61, 178 Yee, Judy S. 36 Yee, Mrs. Mary Ann 191 Yefko, Frances A. 86 Yehling, Debbie M. 86 Yehling, William H. 36, 106, 107 Yelverton, Peggy L. 62 Yen, Ling S. 76, 86 Yocom, Danita D. 86 Yocom, Jack E. 36 Young, David 74 Young, Mike W. 87 Young, Russell E. 62 Young, Sheri J. 36 Yu, Michele 87 Yu, Wilson 74 Yup, Carl A. 62, 178 Yup, Paula A. 36, 178 Z Zacher, Joanne 87 Zacher, Laurence J. 74 Zamora, Matthew J. 36 Williams, Ann B. 86 Williams, Bonny K. 36 Williams, Bryan K. 95 Williams, Carla G. 73 Williams, Carolyn 86 Williams, Charles S. 73 Williams Williams , Elizabeth 73 , Kim 179 Williams, Lettle 62 Williams, Mark J.62,91, 92,93 Williams Williams Williams , Paul W. 73 , Shaann E. 73 , Sharilyn M. 86 Williams, Sheryl 62 kWilliam s, Terry A. 86 Willis, Debbie L. 74, 173 Willis, Diane G. 86 Wilson, Anne E. 62 Wilson, Debbie D. 86, 173 Wilson, Holly A. 86 Wilson, Jack D. 86 Wilson, Rosemary E. 86 Wilson, Susan C. 36 Wilson, Tami J. 36 Winans, Winans, Gayle M. 36 Leigh E. 62 Wingenroth, Robert L. 62, 92, 193 Wallace, Michael D. 35 Wallin, Richard 191 Walls, Sherry G. 61 Walls, Steven E. 73 Winn, Debi L. 62 Wisniewski, Bob J. 86 Wisniewski, Christopher S. 62 Wisniewski, Linda P. 74 Wanty, Debra A. 35 Wanty, Donald E. 61 Ward, Crystal L. 73 Ward, Ivan 73 Ward, Lisa A. 86 Ward, Mrs. Nel 191 Ware, Christopher R. 35 Ware, Kimperli A. 35 Warinner, Mark W. 61 Warren, Theresa A. 35 Warshaw, Matthew C. 86 Warwick, Bob W. 61 Washington, Jimmy 73 Washington, Lavern Jr. 61, 104 Washington, Linda F. 73 Washington, Yolonda 86 Waton, Bryan L. 86 Watson, Steven H. 61 Weaver, Mr. Mahlan 191 Weed, Lisa K. 50, 61 Wehner, David L. 73 Weiland, Joe F. 73 Weiland, Laura L. 73 Weilan 61 Weiland, Mark W. 61 Weiland, Sonia 86 Weindel, Deborah A135 Weissinger, Jeff M. 35 Wells, Donna L. 61, 155, 177 Wells, Karen A. 73 Wells, Molly J. 35, 179 Witt. Deborah A. 69, 74 Witt, Kathleen L. 62 Wolf, Miss Vivian 191 Wong, Allen W. 36 Wong, Angie 62 Wong, Eric C. 62 Wong, Nancy 36, 173 Wong, Suzanne S. 86 Wong, Yolanda 86 Woo, Eddie 86 Woo, Tony 62 Zemke, Pam S. 74 Zetterlof, Chris D. 36 Zimmerman, Mr. Richard 191, 154 Zuber, Dawn L. 74 Zuber, Kim S. 87 Zubko, Andrea G. 36 Zubko, James E. 62 Wood, Jon L. 74, 104, 105 Wood, Leisa A. 50, 62, 170 Woodard, Cheryl M. 74 Woodard, Cheryl M. 74 Woodhouse, Craig R. 40, 62 Woodland, Charles F. 62 Woodland, Katherine M. 86, 178 Woodruff, Elizabeth L. 86 Woods, Jimmie L. 62 Woosley, Paul S. 86 Worley, Glen E. 74 Worley, Gwyn E. 74 Wo4thington, William J. 74 Wortman, Daniel W. 74 Wortmann, Kimgerly K. 74 Wortmann, Russ J. 86,94 Wray, Barry C. 74, 179 Wrenn, Don E. 62 Wright, Brian D. 62 Wright, James M. 36 Wright, Mark T. 74 INDEX 195 F F 3. 1155 - at .,.a,.wL+-'6 'A .sffffxiw P -fa ,,,,-ff- ' ,suse -:wp-1 rm ' . --.Ni- lL fa---ew, - W .. , N' f - - As- . ., Tn V . fe V s ' - V W-.. -...v- ...M 4- fb- ,, - :sea , V - , - ,, -se f ,. ,fre .5-1-5-Q, Eff. 'fzfl-:J 53-rfi if-,.-f go- ' ,. , l s K' 1 N ..:m.1ww -. .. f rf I l A . ., Mm, Vp- ,W I, ,V ACKNOWLEDGMENT I would like to express my appreciation to the Westerner Staff and to the students of West High for your cooperation with the production of the 1974-75 issue of the Westerner. I'd like to send out a special Thanks to my Staff. I would like to Thank Mr. Zimmerman for his understanding and help. I really enjoyed the chance to work on this Yearbook. Photographers Jim Agee, Wendy Erotas, JoAnne Cesar, and to Darwin Levie you did a fine job of taking the underclass pictures, and also processing and printing of all life shots. My personal thanks to Darwin for the great job he also did on all of the headlines he provided. I am lucky to have worked with two very fine writers Sandy Gwillim, Collie Stroud. Your ideas and imaginations were outstanding. Donna Wells you did a long hard job alone of making lay- outs and doing the paste up. It takes a lot of typing to go into a book. Beverly Brewer, Lisa Livensparger put in many extra hours in typing for this book. Filing, running errands, sorting paper are just a few of the jobs that Liz Cole and Gwen Joplin have done as General Staffers. I shall never forget the help that Mr. Agee has given us in our sports section. Mr. Fincher and his class provided the typing for our index, Mr. Hill was kind enough to organize our individual classes. We couIdn't have done it without you. Mr. Ron Nielsen you provided the encouragement that has created this book and I personally Thank You. I appreci- ate Community Press for understanding the difficulties of publishing a Yearbook. Thank You for your patience. I hope you have enjoyed the great job Keith Cole did on the printing of the Senior pictures. I hope you have enjoyed this past year as much as I have enjoyed the past four years. This Book has brought me a lot of pleasure. I hope you are pleased with it. wo Denise Sherrill Editor 196 lT's OVER s. if ri I xi 5 issi. 3 , , 4 g JUNIORS ATTENTION Class of T976 Pictures for use in the T976 WESTERNER will again be taken on campus. West is the ONLY school in the Phoenix district that photographs Seniors in full COLOR and also prints them in color in the Yearbook. l. There is ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE to you for this Yearbook Portrait. 2. 6 Poses will be taken and YOU may select the one for use in the book. 3. Orders will be taken for personal prints at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES. 4. Selected picture will be RETOUCHED before printing -- whether you order or not. 5. All profits from personal picture sales will go to the yearbook to help pay the costs. 6. Pictures will be taken before school opens ftwo weeks before end of vacationi and also AFTER SCHOOL OPENS during the evening hours and on WEEKENDS. C0l0R PORTRAITS AGAIN NEXT YEAR!! ONLY pictures taken on campus WILL BE ACCEPTABLE FOR USE IN THE YEARBOOK!! Y- : JUNIORS ---Class of I976 I! ONE LAST REMINDER-- PICTURES FOR USE IN THE 1976 WESTERNER YEARBOOK WILL BE TAKEN ON CAMPUS DURING THE LAST TWO WEEKS OF SUMMER VACATION AND IN THE EVENING HOURS AFTER SCHOOL STARTS. These will be the ONLY PICTURES ACCEPTABLE For use in the YEARBOOK!! TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Number Nome Number Nome C-il X3..'..slL-All E 'xkqixixfini F K G'G3?f9wt, i x0'oc: ,f1 500' 13 Q UO f' ' KC? grows X' 92Q'A?f'95 if jr., Qosqke mg-,Qfgl A Vgwkx Wwggfyfff, 'p5Q,H'ax3.g fe, Q53 X, WM Q ,HOQGS Og D375 67,52 X www? wg, Ugg Q dlvvvx MPX Effie lj 5 .xnogiiiq .gx 'L H OM Nw .JL ,,,-,gqicX Adi F33 2Z3f:il if itzaliilzia A Jw iw 5551 dflf no 'QQ ff ff W vc? K ' x fMJpjp,,i'1qJxf'3:T,ggi: fix Qdbfdo fij M130 Q fx ASW wfdwdf QcnHi:44WflJX MW W jf ff if if 6,22 39 ,Q , A , X 95 Q 555 ww .M Jw Mg - 'QMQ 'wwaigm x ' mb 'Q' 494. J4 X2 X,JfgX Z 5 ga Q 4 l Z P' 5? i rx!! 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