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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1983 volume:

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' u 'Ji r A n 'U Q WEST HIGH SCHOOL 29l0 N. l91h Ave. Phoenix, Arizona 85015 This will probably be the last issue of the WESTERNER -- according to the newest directive from the governing board, West High School will no longer exist after this school year ends. Both Phoenix Vocational Academic Center and the Traditional school will occupy these buildings in the future. Naturally, there will always be a West High in our memories. This is the thirty-third volume of the yearbook and while it is not the smallest, it does contain fewer pages this year. The elimination of many programs and activities have brought about the change. Many things stand out when recalling the school year -- the free breakfast before the C.A.T. test -- the day students were sent home because of the power failure -- the prom and other dances -- registration at West for students that wi be leaving next year -- all in all, it has been a different year. You have seen it all - now let these pages help remind you of the 1982 - 83 school year. YI H ggudil- not 'U' A 4...- 252032 if uv-QI' AQUA MXWWSM IQQRMT Sislfer. NGI Kw Mak SIQWSC 'Dj 1 Yyfvg are-QI C,e:rJLj 5,1 M4 gum M04 W. 'Ji-AVi1f0'L3'QW gel 'umMI'Q?.., QI Safe- our SCIALEI Carxed- . ImooIve,-I?-9I 1'L SO'vf'WfQ5 OA CQMIWS' f Qlcsggwil 2364 ya, 1343101 36, elif, INTRODUCTION 4 CLASSES 20 SPORTS 50 ORGANIZATIONS 60 LIFE 80 FACULTY 118 INDEX 124 4 Life Football captains, Brian Wills and Fernando Cota, seniors, try to encourage everyone to attend the Homecoming game. 'JY 4 J 4..- Martha Hernandez and Rita Cox are getting their scalp massaged in Mrs. Brad- shaw's 6th and 7th hours cosmetology class. Why is Rita smiling at the camera? Ms. Bilse's third hour MRT 2 class lModern Reading Techniquesl study their latest reading assignment while she helps Hector Rosas. Student government members, Gilbert Navaira and Carolyn Cupani help David Yearbook editor, Diane Poulson, concen- Edwards set up the marquee for the Homecoming game. Nates on taking a picture at the f'fSf pep assembly. f-S 1 i 1 1' 'mm'--s,... vpn Q-w-.... ,-,, Yearbook staffers Beth Cefalu counts student picture packet money while Nancy Singley helps Carolyn Cupani and Anna Wong sort and stamp cards during a break between taking the underclassmen's pictures. Life 5 P 8 life . - 'JI 'Q ' ' 1: , ,X 'Q .W .. .- V' , ,ly X. K ' t 4, lr .ui .- , 4- -A-tl. r , V ,g , 5 . i,'. ' .. fn' .-A l 1 , , JV, At , .fi Playing Tarzan kept the school yardmen busy during part of the year. The real Principal Mr. Maddux addresses the incoming l I . work comes with the warmer weather when students deposit litter on the campus freshmen at the first assembly of the year. , Q U9 Secwirv f I . n .,r-:-ll aP ,'f- 4. West High's wardens, Raymond Ingram, Frances Hagler, Irene Kennemer, Joanne Kartchner, Salvadore Ortiz, and Gilbert Cabrales, line up at the orientation to be introduced to the incoming freshmen. 1 A 3 x fb ., x, ,K Q f 4, -,n ' 4- ni K 1 . yum' an -. -.mf 1 3 n M - - I.,-.grgilf P bw x Q Q: X 'ri . , , X , ,V -. x . x '13 L- Q - ' . f X W., x X . F -X M--0. , W- . , ,yt J v vx. nn- X wx ' . D V li -N f S 1 QR . JK , .1 . ,, x 6 I ,.v 3 CK U N . g-- + - . I s NL- E e f F 30 Qi 1: .JS D- 1 . , B M f' M- if' K V E Q 1 'fxilf ,. 5 Q:-'...., LP. ' I. X ,v 'Ji '- ,,.1,,,.:,5.N ,mt ,. 95 -4 J - - -1 . ,. , Q -, 'g .. . X , f Wg, A 1 '. ' - , .31 ' ,M - La? 5 l ' Aa x -, A. - . 1 5 ffm-'ffs 'P'?1Q, -.rvfwf f -4.357 inwlmzf '-.+,4,- Q- '- wvw-L,.4 u 'ffi-Lf Q ' ,'.'3'! .iqllP ' 1 - tv 'lf-'-'A ,Jw .,1j5.. 3 ,,, 1 -,VM-...1,H ,,f ,A A. KN., pf -A 4 1 u . f K- Q - . :'wff.i f ,-. A Weipdressed Greg Starling' Senior, makgs Kim Parker, Debbie Pitman and Maureen Murphy are waiting desperately for his Speech for office at the Student govern. their missing belly buttons which are in the hand of hypnotist, Vandermeide. ment office elections' assembly. Mr. Ranshaw's 3rd period Free Enterprise class does their worksheets for chapter 2. Do you think Dan Bookout is asleep? 10 life tx, ,.-z..- 'L sf. ' -4. f-,Q I .,-. , , 1 , ':,'.-r., i':,Mw ' f',' A , A , VA, I , . :ix--1 Qfwid Edwards, SSni0V, is delivering hiS win- Students wait impatiently in the quad area for the school doors to open. Due to ning speech for the office of recordin se cretary. 9 ' the power outage though, they were all sent home for the day. Thank you APS! Unaware that the camera is nearby, seniors intensely listen to a presentation given by representatives of Phoenix College on College Visitation Day. They are reading handouts with important information concerning early registration. life 11 lsr i 1 l- Nicole Leamon dances at the Christmas ass- Carpenters Lonnie Watson and John Clark repairs the stairway doors in the B embly to entertain the studentbodyr building before it gets to be summer. The air conditioning would have really had to work overtime if they didn't. lg F lVlrs. Aahkus' child development class plays musical chairs as one of their activities for the nursery school located by the auditorium. 12 life Q Y 52' A f My A ' ', 1 A Ti ...f D.--.--W sr 5 Wi A . N - 5. 4- xx X. 2 Q'.3 ,A is K ? if anal Q i g , S. Fil 1. N x a 1 9 P x We 4 i' 5' ff 4 5: 'N w, Q ' 1. ,sax Ein jg Ax , 1, 3, 1 -5 'E' s I ,. -n -,rv tg' Q ' N . nf in 7? f ,R QL., . 4 P f M. f nw , Af -, , XG' -4-g 'ART' A :las 1' N 1 B Av if ' 8' f Q I nr' ,l'VAaU t 4 ip y 'V 'M Ny' w M q 4 1 l g qx I fl .. V 1 S v X-QI dp Q - v' . r ' f, : V Y, M, Q 1,1 U X af Q wi 4, l Q, ' 3' 'f Q- 7315- 'tif LN-- . 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Camille Pitman, Jackie Restrepo, and Terry Leyba dance to Santa Claus is Coming to Town for the assembly on the day before Christmas vacation. life 15 Wm L H .- - , ' P- Al- f , '211'H3,'...' ' ' .gg 1 . . WU X , xfxfqgg .nr--2 NN 95 ' 9' X Q' V A .L..L gxL. ,Xl , .. . . -. ' , ,jj ' 7 ' f B 1 'fl ligl 1 Q 'IHA IQ Qllyno' .-,.Q.q.:. - K - K , K . Q 1 ,-xf ,. - A ' '.., U x . ,, gif ' N ' ww' , X ' ' s X L 1 -, X - x X X ' N X X l x X, XV.: X X R X XX fi, X X X 5 Xu.. vw X-X X i N X X N ' ' wr - X gf! KYN. A Nl Y X L Q W- Q x D X X X ' -.f. . XE ' W' N. wif. F' NYE xx' X- ' X ' 43 N... X 1 Y N f X . X x K il . Xi' N' 'R ' J . K - .w K . v x, ' . f ' - X X X' . . Xa. AX -Q xdf 'M ' Ail, 3,1 . X- Q.: - E N 1. f N . X x -M' x - N - Y - U. 1 N' X ' gglxqyli .V - ps -...k ,. NL K 4' -v ,411-v.: A, K, X- QM . .X , X X -' '- New Xa, ,- ,, A 'im . , . -Q' sw. - L . 4,7 H ' J 2 i -f -' -4? M- . . x W., x 5... XS' - H ,, 1 ' ,. X .., N X-X' Xu: W Q. Qian: Y. .' 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' 1 Q 1 Q Franklin Begay John Bellows Dan Bookout Steve Bowey Treva Brewer Marvin Brown Daniel Burrows Rachel Busllllos Julle Cain Linda Calvin Veronica Canez Dianne Carharl Deanna Carnes Billy Carpenter Robert Casslngham Laura Cavness Kim Chambers Joseph Chavez David Christensen Allen Clark 18 Seniors 5 . , 'il 1 M , ' u 1 I A ' .XP 'N wikis ' I X , Y at - . n 7 - ' F1 .gm ffl F' U 'Q' ':!'rlg-'I pf' 'Qt' V- A an -mc' - -M1 Nl we ply.: PM M ,M W-fr: 1 I M M m ' wk, N' W W 1. M vw ww V fw ' M, M H 22: 'FS' . . A N f' , mx ,W 1 A f ,-3, Wi? 55' ii ' rig? . F .HKU 361 f. W W , V nw, . 'try l 'Ii 7h W Homecoming attendants Shelly Shoemake, Frank Cruz, Debbie Pitman, King Fernando Cota, Queen Monalisa Bagg, Dawn Wyatt and attendant Danny Mace pose after riding around the football field during the halftime activities. if fly Helen Varland Thomas Vlllegas Llsa Watson Michelle Whlte Samenthia White Tlm Wiford Cathy Williams Vlcky Wllliams Brian Wills Anna Wong Ranola Young Jimmy Yu Seniors 27 28 Juniors Bllly Albritton JU N R Joanne Alcantar Manuel Alvarado Chrlstlne Alvarez Donald Amos Adela Andazola Lorralne Andrade Angle Arrlaga Vlctor Barajas Kelly Barllng Valerle Beckett Vlctor Benally Doandl Benner Donna Benton Orlando Bolts Le Roy Brewer Mllllcent Brooks Arthur Burnett Tonla Burrows Danlel Buso Fernando Cabrera Phllip Caldwell Eddie Carrillo Debra Castro Allred Chavez Su Chi Benny Cluff Wally Cochran Michael Coeland Marvin Cotton Frank Cruz Davld Dean Mlke Delaware Angel Delgado Jett Dragan Marty Durham Andrea Enrlquez Ben Faber Deborah Ford Allce Garcla Marla Garcia Shelley Garley Maureen Geraghty Aletha Glll Vanlta Glass Thomas Goldle Kenny Golesh Taunl Gora Deborah Guia Beth Halen Vlckle Hawkins Scott Hearne Martha Hernandez John Hlckerson Dean Hlcks Walter Hotman Chrlstopher Jackson Erlc Jackson Rodney Jackson Ftommela Jackson John Jamleson Jim Jensen Adrlan Kannarr Tllfany Klng Cathy Klrkland Karra Klelnman Junlors 29 Jerry Kramer Mallssa Lanman Harrlette Lea Mon Brenda Leeper Davld Levarlo Angle Lopez Lenora Lucero Cecllla Lugo Mlchael Lugo Kathleen Magllch Patrlcla Marks Marvln Martlnez Darryl McGlnnls Pedro Medlna Caslldo Meehan Anthony Mltchell Shella Moon Rosabel Morales Jerry Moudy Paul Mroczek Yul Mul Arthur Murlllo Kevln Murphy Sandy Nelson Luls Nevarez Wllllam Nltto Max Ollvas Marlo Orantes Amber Parten Ken Perez Tyrone Perez Tony Pltman Maria Portlllo Jeffrey Prock Davld Quezada Candy Ramlrez Llsa Ratley Jackle Rlvera Darlene Romero Robertson Sandoval Alde Slmental Mary Smlth Teresa Smock Scott Strlcko Llsa Swlnney Klm Tanner lreatha Taylor Dena Thlel Darrell Thompson Albert Tlmmons Prls-Anne Tom Rondy Tom Mlchael Upchurch Robert Vache Rodger Vache Glna Vasquez Ruben Vasquez Sylvla Vasquez Dlana Vaughan Frank Verduzco Johanna Vogel James Wall Karyl Weeks Donnell Whlttaker Callle Wlley Brlan Wolchlechowskl Chu Wong Davld Wood Evelyn Yarber Cindy Zane 32 Sophomores Evelyn Acosta Rebecca Albrltton Dorothea Alcordo Damon Allre Manuel Alvarez Marla Alvarez Domlnlque Alvldrez Joe Alwln Jlmmy Aragon Lucla Arroyos Anthony Asher Kenneth Baldwln Betty Bannlster Lezeta Barrett Steve Beckstead Stephanie Bell Jay Benthln Allson Blackwell Glnger Blakley Eugene Booker Charlie Bottorfl Carol Brewer Maria Brewer Marla Brewer SOPHOMORE The sophomore class held regular class meetings although a number of students were not able to attend all of them. The varlous fund-ralslng actlvltles Included a candy sale, a car wash and a bake sale. The sophomore class advlsors were Mrs. Dorothy Flelds, Mr. Martln Hoeltel, and Mr. Reginald Matthews. Kelly Brldger Caml Brown Malanie Brown Cralg Bryant Scott Bryant Jayson Bullock Robert Bump Michael Burke Mel Butler Chrlstlna Cadrlel Jlm Calles Heather Cameron Stacy Campbell Teresa Candelarla Joe Canez Patrlcla Canez Priscilla Canez Marco Cardenas Dwane Carpenter Inocenclo Carrasco Davld Carter Rlchard Castillo Beth Cetalu Christopher Chase Benlamln Chavez Vlrglnla Chavez Mlnh Chl Pamela Clarke Ronald Clutt Jerry Coker Buddy Cole Greg Conner Randy Cordova James Coster Karen Cox Larry Croley Rebecca Cruz Mary Jo Cupanl John Davenport Susan Davls Dawn Deranleau Scott Devrles Kayla Dlllon Terry Donahue Glover Downlng Dee Eldrldge Ida Ellner Gerl Esudero Glorla Esplnoza Wllllam Felsot Casandra Ferguson Armlda Flgueroa Vlctor Garcla Terry Glll Robert Gortarez Dedra Graham Benson Grlmes Glenn Hansen Sherry Hardy Edlson Haskle Pamala Henry Rachel Herl Adalberto Hernandez Ada Hernandez Cralg Hlcks Evangalyne HIII Mlchele Hockenberry Nlkkl Hyde Jesus Jaurequl Mlchelle Jaurlgue Manuel Johnson Mlchael Johnson Shannyn Johnson Andrew Jones Mark Klnsey Rachel Kuban James Kwan Erasmo Lamas Gllbert Lawrence Orlando Lopez Edward Lucero Angellta Lugo Amber Lusk Llnda Lutz Thomas Lutz Keith Mac Leod Dan Mace Yolanda Manrlquez James Marsh Jennlfer Martln Ramon Martinez George Mathews Jody Mattson Deaquanlta Mc Cartney Jon Mc Donald Phllllp Mc Glnty Nancy Mc Kenzle Vlvlan Medina Cecllla Montano Rebeca Mora Robert Moreno Stella Murlllo Danlel Nelson Floyd Nlcholson Jeannette Nobbs Sophomores 35 36 Sophomores Mlchael Novack Kellle 0'NeIll Espy Ontlveros Ellsa Ortlz Glenn Osborne James Osborne Cesar Ozeta Tony Padllla Bllly Papadopoulos Javler Parra Natalle Payton Lorenzo Perez Audrey Phelps Jeremy Plckett Sonya Plerce Teresa Propatl Harold Purselley Tracey Queen Tony Ramella Javler Rangel Vincent Razo Jackle Restreop Sherrl Ftlxon Jeannie Rodriguez Barl Ruberg Wayne Ruokangas Manuel Salinas Carmen Sanchez Irma Sanchez Matthew Sanchez Connle Sardlnas Mark Schoenberger Danette Scrogglns Danita Scrogglns David Sears 53.17 lf X Robert Slgelnskl Lucy Sllva Laurle Ann Smlth Russell Smlth James Snell Dorothea Sonntag Paul Sorrentlno Pedro Soto Theresa Soto Mark Stevens Karen Stevenson Teena Tate Sherl Taylor Tracl Taylor Shaun Tevls Lynn Therklldsen Darryl Thompson Joe Thornburg Erlc Thude Anallsa Toscano Teresa Toscano Tommy Totress Stacle Vallante Marla Vargas Mla Verdugo Fellx Vlllanueva Oscar Vlllanueva Tom Wendler Patrlcla Wllcox Brett Wiley Charles Wlllls Robert Wlnter Howard Wong Dawn Wyatt Ranzo Young Sophomores 37 38 Freshmen Chrlstlne Acero Tommy Acosta Rodrlgo Agullar Sonia Allaro Todd Allard Senalda Alvarez Gabrlel Amavlsca John Amos Bllly Anderson Glltord Anderson Edward Angulo Faby Angulo Josette Arvallo Hector Baca Aprll Bagg Charles Bagnall Ernest Baldonado Llsa Baldwln Raul Baltazar Dan Banovlch Sherry Barker Rlchard Barreras Chrlstl Battenlleld Joy Beebe Jolene Begeman Donald Bell Johnette Bell Vlrglnia Benltez Chris Bennett Marcellus Blackwell FRESHMEN Chrlstlne Blakley Andrew Blanco Jennller Bogue Cella Bolorquez Marcel Boucher Terry Brooks Deborah Bruce Ellzabeth Bruce Klm Burnam Phllllp Burrls Veronlca Cadrlel Sheryl Caldwell Bonnle Calman Vlrglnla Canez Charles Carlson Brad Carpenter Adolto Carranza Ronald Carrlllo Suzette Carlllo Matthew Carter Mary Caruso Terrl Charlesworth Ralph Chayrez Pamela Cherry Marlo Clsneros Cheryl Clark Deborah Clarke Davld Cobb Mlchael Cobos Patrlcla Cobos Kathi Cochran Rhonda Colllns Joseph Conklln Blanca Contreras Susan Copeland 40 Freshmen Armando Cordova Jesus Cordova Juana Coronado Angela Costalez Patrlck Cota Danlel Cox Rita Cox Leonard Cuellar Kelly Cunnlngham Lynn Cunnlngham Mellssa Curtls Barton Dawahoya Michael Dean Bob Delaware Floclo Deleon Fred Detrow Brlan Devlaemlnck Beth Dietzel Anna Domlnguez Tina Drake Klm Dukes Carolyn Dunlap Everett Eaton Anna Edwards Wendy Ellard Flay Espinoza Yolanda Esquer Lorena Estrada Sylvla Etsltty Charlene Evans Vlckle Faber Mlchele Ferrara Jerry Fierro Andy Fiese Monlca Flores 'EY N Mark Frederlck Rocco Freese Marla Gallegos Pete Galvan Sandra Galvan Bobby Garcla Dlana Garcla Kathleen Garcla Patrlcla Garcla Ronnle Garcla Thomas Gavazzo Patrlcla Gaytan Patrlcla Gentry Catherlne Gonzaga Davld Gonzaga Ellzabeth Gonzales Jesus Gonzales Isabel Granado Donald Grlllln Frank Gutlerr z 1 exft, QNX Josle Gutlerrez Marla Gutlerrez Wade Hager Donald Hall Alberto Harrlngton Clndy Harrls Dawn Hartranft Davld Hathaway John Hawthorne Davld Herbert Davld Hernandez Delilah Herrera Lorrle Hlckerson Tanya Hlcks Verdle Hlll CNW 42 FI'eShmeI1 Vlckl HIII Ana Hochmuth Ronda Hogan Robert Holland Michael Hornbaker Cathy Hughes Dawn Hllvey Barbara Hunt Lonny Issac Marvln Jacquez Gloria Jaurlgue Norman Jeppsen Ewell Johnson Franklln Johnson Jlmmy Johnson Todd Jones Tory Joseph Katrina Klng Peter Kremer Wllllam Kuntz Pat Kurtz Elleser Lagarda Janice Lakln Dorathy Leckbee Shannon Lewis Rlka Lien Jesse Loera Marlvel Loera Hazel Lopez Bobby Lovelace Stephanie Luera Rudy Lugo Traci Lugo Monlca Lujan Debbie Mac Neil ftvjx f. Karyn Mac Nell Sal Magallanes Lupe Maldonado Stephen Marlow Guadalupe Marquez Darren Marsh Aletha Marshall Mlke Martln Conrad Martlnez Glna Martlnez Henry Martlnez Rachel Martinez Sharon Martlnez Cindy Mason Jackie Matney Kelth Mavllle Cherry Mc Danlel Rlchle Mc Donald Tlmmy McGrath Kevln Mc Nell Erlc Mc Vay Richard Mead Etren Mendoza Robert Merrow Samuel Merrow Margaret Mesqulte Lorena Mlranda Mlzaralm Montante Lamont Montgomery Pedro Mora Eva Moraga Dlane Morales Jessie Moreno Monica Moreno Scott Mrlss Freshmen 43 Tony Murlno Maureen Murphy Henry Navelar Sergio Nichols Larue Nicholson Mickey Nleto Candle Nltto Sophla Nunez Ellis Ogles Mark Ollvas Reynaldo Ollvas Jesse Ollvo Michael Ontlveros Brenda Oqulta Chip Ordlway Ricardo Otero Albert Padllla Vlcky Palma Klm Parker Mlke Parten Trlna Patterson Floxle Payton Mlke Pena Grlselda Perez Mark Perez Kate Peterson Jerry Petty Debble Pltman Henry Prleto Llsa Qulban Annette Qulntero Nancy Qulntero Jenell Ramella Eliseo Ramlrez Glna Ramlrez Claudla Ramos Dorls Randles Danlel Rangel Manuel Rangel Robert Reed Tracey Reed Sophla Reyes Karen Richmond Paullne Rlvas Paul Robertson Claude Robinson Julie Robinoson Corlna Rodrlguez Ellva Rodruguez Jose Rodriguez Juan Rodrlquez Sandra Romero Hector Rosas Juanlta Rosas Sam Rossi Mary Rulz Yvette Ruls Juan Saenz Johnny Salazar Lelt Sammons Fred Sandoval Matthew Sandretto Monty Serbousek Lorena Serrano Cathy Sherrll Angela Siemons Nancy Slngley Cllfford Slater Latanya Smalley Andrew Smlth Freshmen 45 46 Freshmen Carole Smlth Kelth Sola Kyle Stackhouse Kathleen Stevenson Carol Stout Barbara Sutton Davld Sutton Emlly Swels Tanya Tagata Llsa Thomas Klm Thompson Tonl Thompson Celestlne Tom Ramos Torres Marlan Toscano Beatrlce Tovar Laura Tover Dlana Trlm Davld Trombettl Valerle Tyler Chrlstlna Ulloa Tlm Valdez Ernle Valencla Theresa Valencla LBOTIOI' VBIETIZUGIB Sylvla Vallejo Martha Vargas Danny Vasquez Jessle Vasquez Chrlstlna Vlera Irene Vlera George Villa Esther Vlllasenor Vlctorla Wagonner Ed Walker 'D .4 Terri Walker Anthony Washlngton Carmen Waukau Janlce Webb Dana Welnke Eddie Wendler Crystal Whlpp Beth Whltley Bryan Wlllets Dlanna Wllllams Jonathan Wllllams Nyla Wllllams Rodney Wllllams Ronnie Wllllams Darron Wlllls Jason Wong Senlna Woods Mlchelle Worthen Jack Wyatt Delala Young Robert Zamara Freshmen 47 An upside-down piano lesson is given to students while under hypnosis fea- turing the famous works of Mozart, Bach, and Brahms. Homecoming queen and king attend- ants, Brian Wills, Monalisa Bagg, Fer- nando Cota, Carolyn Cupani, Ron Scroggins, and Mitzi Murray talk to each other at the assembly. The behind-the-screen production crew is doing a great job for Mr. Bullock at the computer assembly. life 49 ,.. L I ' .+L '34 :M-1,-,vs ,.- wx A f,e.jQg,.,lmr ,4,rm4,mmwaXWv'M!5wm'- N fzfm 1 Q - - wwli. -V 1 f , 1.5.1 V 1 , 7 1 - Q X. 1-1:42-'lm 11 'w 2 ' Hi v, f' .29.u:,mf. .vg,yqq,,,q,.,,-5i,q,,2,,,. , ,, 1 E . f-A M-Moy ,x . x . .w.l'r?1 - i---jj,,,,,,,.,,.f-y 4, ,L ,K ff f me-n.Mf:': frm - 4, 'igl W , 1 Q 121137: Q fe 13 W, W, Iggy N .-..Q ..JX..J,.:I22 J J ' A , N' 'W' if-wg w uf-G FO0TBAll ln a complete rebuilding year, the Thunderbird junior varsity eleven ran into some hard times, rough teams and a very dif- ficult schedule. Coach Gene Cox was faced with the task of molding a very inexperienced group of young men into a unit which could function as a team. The instruction and hours of hard practice all came together in the T-Bird's only win, a 27- 3 romp over Arcadia. That game helped the team overcome some of the frustrations brought on by mistakes during the earlier season games. The top performers for the gridders were Billy Albritton, Art Burnett, Steve Cunningham, Ron Scrog- gins, Brian Wills, and Brian Wojcieckowski. Wills and Fernando Cota were picked as co-captains, Jerry Moudy was named the top running back, Mike Copeland was selected as the most im- proved, and Mark Esquer as the spark plug of the squad MAN, THAT SMARTS! Getting set to make an open fieldftac- I kle, that Thunderbird gridder butts heads with the Glendale 4 ball carrier. Ben Cluff l86l, Brian Wills l76i and Bill Albritton l56l are in the background. gf-7-.'.' ' i . , - ff: yew or ffl' Q Q Q. M 93' IE BB. s 78 N -N 97 mf' ff 4 21 5 J V. FOOTBALL TEAM front row: Manager Allen Clark, Jeremy Pickett, Steve Cunningham, Tony Murillo, Dean Hicks, Charles Willis, Wade Prosise, Manuel Johnson, Edward Angulo, second row: Ron Scroggins, Robert Olea, Ruben Vasquez, Tony Thomas, Eugene Booker, Robert Vache, Leonard Cuellar, Tory Joseph, Jerry Moudy, Orlando Lopez, third row: Coach Gerald La Belle, Coach Gene Cox, Bill ,Albritton, Floyd Nicholson, Mark Esquer, Ron Cluff, Benny Trotter, Andy Fiese, Dan Mace, Manager Scott Hearne, Coach Jim Hatfield, Coach Reg Matthews, fourth row: James Osborne, Brian Wojciechowski, David Edwards, Mike Morales, Ben Cluff, Ron Duarte, Arthur Burnett, Brian Wills, Mike Copeland, Fernando Cota. football 51 RIP LOOSE, BENNY! Head down and determined, Benny Trotter tries to muscle his way past a would-be tac- kler. Steve Cunningham lbackgroundl has just handed Ben the ball. THIS ONE'S IVIINE! With his eyes fixed on his target, Wills l76I moves in to drop his opponent before he can get away. That's Jerry lVloudy on the ground and Kevin Thomas l27I com- ing in to help out. GO, LEONARD, GO! Turning on the speed, Leonard Cuellar races away from two Glendale tacklers. Making sure that Leonard won't be stopped are Wills I76J and Cunningham l17i. 52 football Due to scheduling problems, this year's freshman football squad was only given two chances to take the field. Although the team came out on the short end of the score in both con- tests, it was not because of the lack of desire and hustle, it was an old problem -- the lack of experience. Coach Reg Matthews named as his top players: Richard Otero, Benny Soto, Pete Galvan, Rudy Lugo, Manuel Rangel, and Andy Fiese. ' :- '. .I bog- i 57 CHASE HIM, GANG! 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FRESHMAN FOOTBALL TEAM. front row: Jack Wyatt, Ronnie Williams, Phillip Burris, Mark Olivas, Ernest Baldonado, second row: Benny Schmidt, Benny Soto, Hector Baca, Rudy Lugo, Elislo Garcia, Manuel Rangel, back row: Coach Matthews, Benny Trotter, Tory Joseph, Eddie Angulo, Tony Murrillo, Tony Thomas and Coach Hatfield. footb all 53 V0llEYBAll Highlighting the season for the T-Bird volleyball players was the big upset of Camelback High on the Spartan's homecoming night. Coach Denise Petersen's team was able to come away with the victory in a thrilling match by taking two games to one. During the season most of the matches were very close and exciting for the team and spectators. Coach Petersen was definitely pleased with the steady improvement and desire of her girls. For their outstanding efforts during each game, Cyenthia Battiest, team captain, and Jenell Ramella were se- lected as the most valuable players. J. V. VOLLEYBALL TEAM front row: Maria Gutierrez, Lynn Cunningham, Veidra Le Jander, Anna Edwards, back row: Kelly Cunningham, Lisa Baldwin, Jenell Ramella, Cyenthia Battiest, Coach Denise Petersen, Karen Richmond, Debbie Pitman, Dwone Sanfie, Sonia Alfaro, , 54 volleyball This year's J.V. softball team was young and inexperienced but grew with the season into a team that showed the poten- tial of being a real winner in the future. Coach Mat-thew's nine, showing continued improvement, was able to split the year with 6 wins and 6 losses. Two outstanding contests came in the wins over Casa Grande and Scottsdale. These victories along with the three over Carl Hayden highlighted the season for these young ladies. Top hurler for the T-Birds was Dolly Pinkava who had five wins to her credit. Other outstanding performers were Jeannie Rodriguez, who was also named the most reliable player, and Teri Propati, who had the most home runs. The coach and team picked Sylvia Vasquez as the most improved player: Teresa Smock, most hardworking: and Debbie Castro as the squad's spark plug. S0 F TBAll GIRLS' J. V. SOFTBALL TEAM front row: Teresa Smock, Lupe Gutierrez, Rachel Martinez, Jeannie Rodriguez, Virginia Canez, Sylvia Vasquez, Teena Tate, back row: Coach Reg Matthews, Teri Propati, Gloria Guzman, Karen Richmond, Debbie Castro, Dolly Pinkava, Dee Eldridge. 'O girls' softball 55 BASKETBALL Winning was the way this year for the junior varsity cagers as they ran and shot their way through a tough schedule, scoring 11 wins against only seven defeats. Highlighting the season were many very close games with victory hanging on the rim until the last few seconds. Especially exciting were the games against Camelback and Glendale. In the second Camelback tilt, the T-Bird five, trailing by five points with only 45 seconds re- maining, shut off the Spartans completely and won by four counters. Against Glendale, a last second shot by Jim Coker ripped the nets, giving the locals the win. Coach Jim Hatfield considered, however, that the games against Cactus and Tre- vor Browne were the team's finest efforts, not because they won, but in those games the Thunderbirds played as a team and made very few mistakes. As the Coach said about his team, There were no individual stars, the success of the team was due to a balance of talent and their aggressive play on defense. Donald Rodgers was given the honor as being the best all-around player, Mark Florendo and Anthony Mitchell, the most improved: Jim Coker, the best free throw shooter, and Phuong Dang, the player with the most hustle. X THIS ONE'S MINE! Brian Wills stretches to grab a high pass meant for a Glendale player. Jerry Coker i12l is ready to control the ball if it gets away from Brian. L ESF ES 1 IIT ...ST 52 vest E55 lf, J. V. BASKETBALL front row: Donald Rodgers, Jerry Coker, Steve Cunningham, Phuong Dang, back row: Coach Jim Hatfield, Brian Wills, Ken Perez, Dave Oens, Mark Florendo, Floyd Nickelson. 56 basketball ES T f 9',i i hi S ' , 1?-xii if 15 ....,. ..,.,....,, ., CONTROLUNG THE T'P Robeff 'Vloofe l44l out lumps GOING Foe Tvvo - Even with that cardinal holding ham, h'5 Opponent to 'Jef the Openmg up Off agamst Glendaw Mark Mitchell i451 is able to muscle his way inside to put in another Florendo ll5l and Wills l42l walt to see which way the ball goes two points. Florendo 415, and Rodgers 122, are in position to t the ball if Anthony misses. T QEST E2 i FRESHMEN BASKETBALL TEAM front row Elonnle Williams Tony Thomas, Tony lVlurillo, back row Coach Bill lannella Ellis Ogles Tory Joseph Tony Johnson Clifford Slater. S With only seven remaining on the squad, the freshman team proved their desire and hustle by scoring three wins in their last six contests. The most im- pressive performanoes turned in by the squad came in the two victories overGlendale and the defeat of Trevor Browne. Selected as the most valuable player was Tony Johnson: the most improved was Ellis Ogles and Ronnie Williams received the Mr. Hustle award. basketball 57 J. V. BASEBALL TEAM front row: Ron Duarte, Sal Jacobo, Chris Jackson, Art Olmos, Brad Knisely, David Edwards, second row: Dean Hicks, Mark Esquer, Mario Armendarez, Luis Sanz, Dwane Carpenter, Frank Canez, Bill Albritton, third row: Randy Nunez, Rip Vache, Manuel Johnson, Jose Adame, Orlando Lopez, Coach Bob Young. Opening their schedule with a come-from-behind win over Arcadia, the J.V. baseball team continued their winning ways throughout most of the 1983 season. Another big win for the T-Birds was the 12-4 rout of Carl Hayden. In that tilt they swatted 12 hits and pilfered 13 bases. Coach Robert Young voiced his pleasure with his team's hustle, dedication and hard work. Those qualities enabled the local nine to achieve much of its success. For their efforts the coach named the follow- ing boys as his outstanding performers: Bill Albritton, whose home run highlighted the Arcadia tilt, Dwane Carpenter, Mario Armendarez, Frank Canez and Chris Jackson. 58 baseball l 1 2195? FRESHMAN BASEBALL members: front: Leonard Cuellar, Cecilio Garcia, Ben Soto, Richard Orto, Rudy Lugo, back: Gabrial Armavica, Danny Vasquez, Hector Baca, Phillip Burris and Coach Reg Matthews. The biggest win for this year's freshman baseball squad was the 9-0 defeat of Carl Hayden. Besides shutting out the Fal- cons, Coach Reg Matthews horsehiders played errorless ball. The coach cited the excellent play of Phil Burres at short- stop and the pitching of Gabrial Amavlca as a highlight of the season. Other individuals who gave outstanding performan- ces were Richard Otero, Cecilio Garcia, x Soto and Tony Murillo. l,. lnexperience was the main problem that the girls' basketball squad had to face during the 1983 schedule. Even though it was composed of mostly freshmen, Coach Bill lanneIIi's five proved to be very competitive while playing at the junior var- sity Ievel. Senior Dolly Pinkava was a steadying influence and and an outstanding performer for the Thunderbird quintet. Also noteworthy was the hustle displayed by Lupe Gutierrez throughout the season. Getting all the girls to show up at one time was, according to the coach, one of his highlights of the season. J V BASKETBALL TEAM front row Lynn Cunningham Rachel Martinez, Lisa Baldwin, Lupe Gutierrez, Kelly Cunningham, second row Coach Bill lannelli Dolly Pinkava Karen Richmond Maria Vargas, Josie Gutierrez. girls' basketball 59 fwvi WPORI Ui R IAMS 'M M' limp' Y 4 'Nl g I-...,... lil! N? N f j . 2 x Rx 'A , Vu i j . 4. STUDENT GOVERNMENT Gilbert Navaira Fernando Cota David Edwards Greg Starling PfBSid9n'f Vice President Recording Secretary Treasurer C3 96 fniqj All-F I1 xt STANDING COMMITTEE members are a part of student government in helping them make decisions They are divided into four committees which are assemblies, elections, finance, and publicity. front row: Jessie Vasquez, Laura Tovar, Danita Scroggins, Dawn Wyatt, Mitzi Murray, second row: Robert Zamora, Lisa Thomas, Carmen Waukau, Sabrina Shortlidge, Cammy Pitman, Mike Lugo, third row: Katrina King, Michelle Hockenberry, Claude Robinson, Greg Starling, Joe Chavez. student gov't. 61 62 student gov't. SENIORS Mitzi Murray President Valerie McKinney Vice Pres. Monalisa Bagg Secretary Carolyn Cupani Treasurer JUNIORS Mike Lugo President Lenora Lucero Vice Pres. Adela Andazola Secretary I A 1 SOPHOMORES Dawn Wyatt Presid ent Anthony Asher Vice Pres. CLASS OFFICERS FRESHMEN Claude Robinson President Monica Flores Vice Pres. Karen Richmond Secretary v L I'-sf Q- -'Y X ,X ,V C Delegate PVAC Christina Battenfield S 5 meats . - ' 5 ,turn . 5 Luarfvi -P Y -L'-'i'2 r 3 ,t- W lsffig Ll . ll l 1 5 l 2 it warm I l Z is f-'S An unidentified sign painter helps student government write a sign for Big Surf tickets while Mike Lugo, Claude Robinson, David Edwards, Dawn Wyatt, and Christina Battenfield work on a part of the calendar for the month of April. if A fir.-.M,, -4- . I STUDENT COUNCIL members represent second hour classes. First semester representatives were: Max Olivas, Manuel Alvarado, Teresa Candelaria, Jesus Gonzales, Sophia Reyes, Carole Smith, Isabel Granado, Charlie Bagnall, Pete Mora, Susan Copeland, Eric Jackson, Jeff Dragan, Tim Wiford, Christine Hackett, Patricia Wilcox, Diana Lopez, Stephanie Hamn, Ken Raymond, Monica Flores, Lisa Ouiban, Vicki Hill, Elizabeth Bruce, Elsa Olmos, Yolanda Esquer, Carmen Waukau, Araceli Coronado, Leonard Cuellar, Juan Rodriguez, Valerie McKinney, Joni Hanley, Cammy Pitman, Adela Andazola, Charlotte McEachrin, Don Benner, Dianne Carhart, Michele Gamez, Victor Barajas, Toni Grimes. student gov't. 63 64 yearbook WESTERNER Diane Poulson Richard Zimmerman Editor Advisor I am happy to say that the yearbook is finally finished! Being editor is not all glamour and glory, it is a responsibility. I hope this book brings back good memories to all of you. I give special thanks to Henry Kremer and Mary Hardwick for their outstanding efforts as photographers, Anna Wong for her excellence and faithfulness as our typist and Carolyn Cupani for her achievement as copy editor. I also thank my staff for coming in on their free time and vacations to help put the book together. I would also like to thank Keith Cole Labs. for doing a terrific job on the color portraits, American Color and John Nyetrae of Heritage Graphics. I would also like to thank Mr. Jim Agee for doing an outstanding job on the sports wrap-ups and the copy in the rest of the sports section. A very special thanks to Mr. Zimmerman for spending his free time working so this could be successful. Thanks again to everyone who helped make these memories possible. Diane Poulson I Beth Cefalu Carolyn Cupani Anna Wong Ma Y Hardwick Anna Wong types up cut-lines for all the pictures in the year book. Here, she ponders over one of the sports wrap-ups writ ten by English teacher, lVlr. Agee. W' 1, rg,-PFQQ -will X A A X 4 Jn- ,Q lr ' Cheryl Clark Anna Edwards Karen Richmond Diana Trim Mary Hardwick, yearbook photogra- pher, tells freshmen Cheryl Clark and Diana Trim about her camera. Doesn't Cheryl show lots of interest in it? Working hard to meet their deadline, yearbook staff members, Carolyn Cu- pani, Diane Poulson, and Karen Rich- mond decide on what to do next. yearbook 65 if 66 sun dial Hi- T . SUN DIAL The Sun Dial was led this year by Ed Lopez. Randy Cordova was the Editorial Editor and Circulation Manager and Don Ben ner was the Managing Editor andAdvertising Manager.The sports were under the direction of Victor Bar- ajas and Max Olivas was the News Editor. Art Editor was Anna Wong with Bari Ruberg as Assistant Art Editor. Reporters were: Mike Banks, Lynn Cunningham, Mike Delaware, Martha Hemming, Gilbert Lawrence, Susie Medina and Michael Novak. Ed Lopez Dianne Braden Editor Advisor Victor Barajas Don Benner Randy Cordova Max Olivas Anna Wong .L . 1211 K i Q 'ii Sun Dialstaff members, Max Olivas, Mike Delaware, Don Benner, Susan Medina, and Anna Wong make suggestions to Gilbert Law- rence lat the typewriter! on how to type up his story. Ld C, K , - v'y L.,-v we--'Y ...J MY ' .f 1 3 -J K. C '-J Bari Ruberg Mike Banks Lynn Cunningham Michael Novack Mike Delaware Martha Hemming Gilbert Lawrence Susie Medina Mrs. Dianne Braden, Sun Dial advisor, discusses the coming issue of the Sun Dial with staff members, Michael Novack, Lynn Cunningham, Randy Cordova, Eddie Lopez, Victor Barajas, Mike Banks, and Max Olivas. sun dial 67 Better late than neverl It wasn't until April 22 nd. that the Spirit Line rec- eived their sweaters!! 68 spirit line SPIRIT LINE Lexie Henry Captian Toni Grimes Rika Lien Cherilyn Palmo Trina Patterson Natalie Payton Camille Pitman Arlene Stepna Ireatha Taylor Shoot the hoop pyramid formation. At the basketball assembly in the gym, the line finishes the two-bit pyramid. spirit line 69 MILITARY This year, the 3rd Battalion has been very competitive with the other schools. The cadets of the 3rd Battalion did very well on their AFI lAnnual Formal Inspectionl and could get Honor Unit. The 3rd has been very competitive due to their excellent special teams such as the rifle team, drill team, ranger team, and color guard. 70 military Lt. Col. Salm J9 fY MUUUY Sergeant Robert Payne Army Instructor Battalion Commander Army Instructor C 'kg fk ': 'xl7 Y .gum i' Staff SGT Tony Padilla: SGT Mel Butler, Battalion Command Sergeant Major: 1st LT Jim Stevens, Battalion Executive Officer, CAPT Jerry Moudy, Battalion Commander. These cadets were awarded earned rank and special ribbons at a special formation held in March PFC Lyle Runner, SGT Dee Eldridge, PVT Mark Olivas, PFC Alfonso Alcoba, PVT Ricardo Otero, SGT Frank Osborne, REC Rodney Williams, PFC Marcellus Blackwell.Presenting awards were: SGT Mel Butler, Assistant Principal Mr. Dan Arredondo, and 2LT Brandy Courtney. - ' Q LL'-' .csv iv v..v 1 2' 'T I 'if ' ik -' , - T . , 0- fi miwfi..gQ95f3-X4! 'rs'-. -IM: Wi Fr -ri . - - W ' .f..,,..q .. ,,q,.t2p.:., Wuxi.. V nyQy..f. .. . .. NN- ,Q Y ,-vu 7 5, 4, H Lf. ..,-, . Q .5 g , N Q .,.. iff' , N , , P T W 4,1 S. hy!! div?-Q V..l,:-ziggy- A . . f- .:, N - ' f ,., . 4, - rf f- H ig, if V fr' - v - V 'i. 'Pri' JW: 1- -- '..? 3'f'2. '1' , Ji-:ai . '- 7' 1' ' ' ,fV -. M ' I t. . .gags , . - .- .. -auf: , . . 'TUFY t' - .-f-1-' fr: WH. ' - , 1- rw . 33 . .. - . . 1 - ' A . . , .A -, ...:- , uh , ,, ,N ,H X I S , ,I . , , 1 a.vf!Lfa-'5-23'-sQ ':sn.g:f-f..?'A '... f'f'-rl' F ' X ,ma-v e wk-Jlfp -W -, 2' f ' ' Nf - ,F f 2 .WP ji A, .,., 5 LQ,,,.,:,.' ,xx Q.. W, K i ' ' k -...V I it f, ' .akiifiw 1. - ef'-ff 'f ,rf 'M ' V T A M, . , flfxgj 2 iq...-vt. X K . 55-' , Q :ga YN! 'gf 4714,-,rf 13, .L . W --X,-. -' .xl jr Al 5 Q -'-w-...af . .. F 'Y A, F 4 - -'bn 5, ., .g vNJ Q- A 'QQ '22 ,X-,.,,b, X . X .- . a. , . Q - 'W-wg ,...,. . A, as ,f X if ' - W--.mfg ' fb 1 1 Y P .X .. 'Um '14 A p WAX , . -i . W W 'f X I 1 v' A 1 I y 1 . ja. e 1 . Q Front row: Platoon leader SGT Dee Eldridge, PFC Norman Jeppesen, PVT Erasmo Lamas, REC Victoria Waggoner, PVT Taraz Evans, REC Carmen Foley, REC Robert Merrow, second row: Platoon Sgt. PFC Celia Bojorquez, PFC Kim Parker, REC Angelita Arriaga, REC Robert Stow, PVT Ricardo Otero, PVT Lyle Runner. , .1-y--eg-.-v sf . 5, , 4 ,.f-- 1, ' ' W -.n'N'1wf'm s :Liza ' Hg, cu- - 'F'-QY-, , A Y - A it -,.- 'fI '- . V - ' , -I--, Wy 1: - ,KJ , 1 ',Q.12.4if7iZf ,,j '. ii2gfZ,,,,:z23-34efv,,g,,,, ef. W K . the-if -:gsRW.:a5ei5j-. M i A if if-aw '5,, .:, I .- I , .. ..Qe:M.,:wi,,, g V - M- , :rr V , in-.X -ftw. , K, A - , NL.. ,iff Wlw-,,u -., ' hp ,,-. - --V ., -V bv. 1. 1, ' -- R 55353 6 '- X- ' A .. .. . -.' '15 X, A . .' - ' A ' .4---. 'w:11' - mi Q . 223- '1f s ,r.mf'v-..- -2 .. -f . x. . - ' '- . ef- ff- ' -V -. .. -r1-f.- - . , -fa ' A i ' Q -.. -1--.--.,. , 2 - p 1:01 -' -- . , We-4 'fig fi J... .W f -3574 T ew fl .-1 - .V ' ,Rf . '-GT. ' ' . -6333-,,,..f' .- swf? ' -21. x ....:,.- V :: 44E5'-E .- -. - f 4 .1 ,, , ,, a s ,,. .-Egagtm' 'gf,3f'5QL.., ,H . , ,-f - 1 3 A-4 ... flux. ,gl - .1 - 'Q rf K W , , i. --1-.J-1,1-im.. 4 'ff 13.5 4, v - fi, ' j sw: r , , -- 1-W f -- V, W, ,,: f.. , A . .4-,H ,-WQJQQQN., - , X X. . , QQ w,.,Q,. N , -Q.. , .--v l , - 44,-QQ gf.: 3.3: 'nk ' 4 N i.-M A ,N N K -rsfligl ..-M .4-in 'J ' 'l f1'i',-mf-A if ' E 'fttfef-' ' N55 - W' K My F -.: ' ' f' . f '- '1,f., ' . , y if A F W-M 0 R X N ,wa-me N-'v' ' ,sm 'wrt-. 1 Q- f .. - ' - 7 ' - , -- ret, .-- ' - . , aff .. . 'Uv 4 ' - P saga' Z ' X . N - , ...gp ,- Q -Q 4.4 I x X x Al' if ,1 f . v Q. ,f' 1 X fu!- 1 ' C, . ..,,Js..Q Z V - Front row: Platoon leader SGT Felix Villanueva, REC David Curriston, PFC Marcellus Blackwell, REC Samuel Merrow, REC Rhonda Collins, PVT Mark Olivas, PFC Alfonso Alcoba, second row: Platoon Sgt. Frank Osborne, REC Steve Bronson, REC Matthew Carter, REC Valerie Tyler, PVT Frank Johnson, REC Rodney Williams, SGT Don Amos. CA! .V vs! - PE? A .. . 'nf f. . The entire company from West High. Normally they meet with cadets from Central High to form the full battalion. military 71 VARSITY CHESS CLUB members are, front row: Jerry Petty, Doug Amos, Advisor Mr. James Coughenour, second row: Rondy Tom, Gilbert Lawrence, James Coster. Playing a 30 game schedule the Var- sity and J.V. teams finished with a strong showing by winning 6 team matches in the last 3 tournaments. Terry Brooks was named by Coach Coughenour as the most valuable play- er and Ronny Tom and Doug Amos as the most improved. J. V. CHESS CLUB members are, front row: Mark Olivas, Glenn Hansen, Lynn Therkildsen, Terry Brooks, second row: Danny Blakely, Mark Kinsey, Rey Olivas, Laura Patterson, Darryl Thompson, third row: Advisor Mr. James Coughenour, Everett Eaton, Matt Carter, Bari Ruberg, Dave Ezzell, not pictured: Ramon Martinez. clubs 73 74 clubs COE stands for Cooperative Office Education. Members are provided with hands-on office experience through jobs relating to office and secreatrial occupations. front row: Angela Murillo, Michelle Thornton, Laura Diaz Mary Lazok, Laura Alcordo, Vickie Hansen, Rachele Jimenez, second row: Cruzita Ramirez, Jessica Ouintero, Vickie Beckstead, Vicki Lingford, Rochelle Licudine, Liliana Aguilar, Tina Gipson, Connie Jachino, Sylvia Gonzales, third row: Christina Granado, Ranola Young, Annabel Medrano, Valerie McKinney, Shannon Cox, Lucille Luna, Nancy McMahon, not pictured: Marjorie Kish. liar F tb .1 J QQ: ' . X .HW :. 4 x r,fs if DECA stands for Distributive Education Clubs of America. The members are interested in the fields of retail and marketing and develop as future leaders in marketing and distribution. front row: Vernattia Bradley, Juana Roa, Shari Moon D' P k , uana ruzna , 'lang CLUT0ISUZql'I8 Martinez, second row: Diane Sharpe, Dodie Chapa, Sandra McKenzie, Karen Allen, Lisa Basham, Wanda c or ' ' - ' , ary revlllian, third row. Steve Flores, Mario Armendarez, Frank Sanchez, Leroy Genes, Advisor Mr. Jim Matecki. C'I',' ! :TI ' , wx-xc 'lf' lr Y i C A DRAMA CLUB is a club designed to put on plays for the school. They presented three plays this year and they are: The Ratcatcher's Daughter, Mr. Scrooge's Christmas, and Mama, Say I Do. front row: Eric Jackson, Trisha Kingan, Senina Woods, Beth Hajen, Susan Copeland, Jolene Begeman, second row: Michael Delaware, Jeff Dragan, Advisor Mrs. Pamela Herring, Mary Hardwick, Norman Jeppesen. HERO stands for Home Economics and Related Occupations and members receive credit for work experience in fields of work re- lating to food, clothing, children, and the handicapped. front row: Holly McCarthy, Tricia Robbins, Cherilyn Palmo. Mitzi Murray, Ouintella McWilliams, Deborah McDaniel, second row: Helyn Varland, Lexie Henry, David Manzanedo, Mark Romero, James Ramirez, Veronica Canez, third row: Advisor Ms. Joyce Aakhus, Kristina Kannarr, Andrew Romo, Vicky Williams, Teri Renner, Michael Murillo, Helen Rodriguez. clubs 75 VICA members receive credit for work experience and are guided by their advisor and employer to become a more skilled employee front row: Russell Cox, Lisa Simpson, Joey Sandoval, Holly Lusk, William Perea, second row: Advisor Mr. Larry Smith, Lavern Brunner, lrvin Adams, Donald Payne, Brian Doher, David Oens, third row: David Palladini, Tim DeWitt, Ron Copley, Arnold Coronado, Mark Florendo, not pictured: Ron Scroggins and Charlie Sorrentino. INTERNATIONAL CLUB m Scroggins, Danita Scroggins, DeDe Leckbee, Richard Castillo, Felix Villanueva, Al Alcoba, second row: Mary Caruso, James Calles, Heather Cameron, Randy Cordova, Gilbert Lawrence, Albert Timmons. embers are dedicated in exploring the cultures and life styles of foreign nations front row' Danette 76 clubs KEY CLUB members sponsored their annual blood drives and put out a calendar at the end of the year. front row: Gabriela Alvarez, Diana Trim, Anna Wong, Ed Lopez, Teresa Propati, Holly McCarthy, Lexie Henry, second row: Carmen Sanchez, Marivel Loera, Vickie Faber, Gilbert Navaira, Claude Robinson, Eric Jackson, Diane Sharpe, Frank Fionquillo, third row: Max Olivas, April Bagg, Don Benner, Martha Hemming, Michele Gamez, Tim DeWitt, Brad Knisely, Ron Cluff, Eric Thude. fl - rl !' ff xv T7 V7 .J mn, A Ulla, swf. 'F 4 'T AT: ' Mm K tfk FI: MY nqmmv 'lain fuk! gf Z ifff.Q1 L i I sk MECHA offers scholarships to deserving members, holds a Valentine Day dance and sponsors the low-rider car show on campus. front row: Mizraim Montante Perez, Andrea Enriquez, Sylvia Vasquez, Mike Lugo, Stella Murillo, Teresa Toscano, Joey Canez, second row: Angela Murillo, Veronica Canez, Marian Toscano, Lisa Quiban, Max Perez, Adela Andazola, third row: Marivel Loera, Diane Morales, Monica Moreno, Theresa Valencia, Michele Gamez, Analisa Toscano, fourth row: Advisor Mr. Ruben Calderon, Sal Jacobo, David Palladini, Ken Perez, Debra Castro, Manuel Alvarado, Mia Verdugo. clubs 77 NATIVE AMERICAN CLUB consist of members who are of Indian ancestrial descent. The club sold Indian fry bread as an activity to raise money during the end of the third term. front row: Advisor Mrs. Sar French Van Kirk, Glenn Osborne, Rondy Tom, Robert Zamora, Barton Dawahoya. NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY members uphold the high standards for NHS membership. They have gold seals on their diplomas, wear gold tassels at graduation, and their names are listed in the National Registry at Washington D.C. front row: Hermalinda Salais, Karen Allen, Anna Wong, Shelly Shoemake, Mitzi Murray, Kim Pennington, Martha Hemming, Donna Svoboda, second row: Vickie Hansen, Michelle Thornton, Wanda McCord, Laszlo Saska, Camille Pitman, Henry Kremer, Becky Packwood, third row: Lori Frantz, Mike Banks, Timothy Wiford, Guy Horine, Arthur Roman, Michele Gamez, fourth row: Advisor Mrs. Muriel Miller, Advisor Mrs. .78 clubs Gladys Betrus, Ronald Jackson, Shannon Cox, Diana Pruznak, Valerie McKinney, Doreen Pinkava. 7 , yu .J i QUILL AND SCROLL is the national honorary society for high school journalists. It includes the staff members of both publica- tions, the SUN DIAL and the WESTERNER, and interested photography students. Money from bake sales and candy sales go towards their annual trip to California. front row: Anna Edwards, Cheryl Clark, Eddie Lopez, Victor Barajas, Randy Cordova, second row: Diana Trim, Shelly Shoemake, Michelle Thornton, Gilbert Lawrence, Mike Novack, third row: Henry Kremer, Diane Poulson, Kayla Dillon, Don Benner, Martha Hemming, Bari Ruberg. Q ,,, ...gf is r . K , .., SCIENCE CLUB is an active group of people interested in the field of science and related areas. front row: Henry Kremer, Glenn Hansen, Mark Kinsey, Eric Jackson, Gabriela Alvarez, second row: Advisor Mr. Forrest Page, Carmen Sanchez, Anna Wong,Gilbert Lawrence, Advisor Mr. H. R. Howell. clubs 79 x W N X wg 'L 'fs X 1 .L x4 Xx.,xR xg . X -1 I 4 f .A 4 1 f . WWA, 1 .. J' . ....... 5 ' y Ax 'Q ' A H ,X .+V y , Sf, ' S N f.l xg y u, K . 5- 3. X 3 . ' - 1 k Y X ' NN . X gg Tx, W 51, W N f f L 3 i f 1 . A Q N -W Q 'wr f W R 3 by .- . Q Mi -W 'L HK V - 4 K ' !-NP , K A , K J ,mm ' 1 'M Q, xi :u X f 'gk' j' gi. x wr .1 FY X .K gfgzxv li k -3:31 if is Traditional students Terri Charlesworth and Rhonda Hogan Mr. Byrorfs first period Student Benny Cluffl is Working talk during third hour On The telephones in from Of the 9Ym- with a starter motor for the PVAC cluster B - the trans- portation group. Celia Bolofquezf B'a 'dY COUVUWVI Robert Vache and Dean Following Ms. Watson down the stairs is senior Lisa Basham Hicks take a sun break in the olive tree area during first hour. holding a trophy for gecgnd place Toastmasters speech and H puppy dog that received first place in a D.E.C.A. contest. life 81 82 life Freshmen rush to leave the crowded auditorium after their orientation at the beginning of the year. V i ' A rf f 1 V, ,,,,,,,.- I 1' 'Uv g!,m I 1...- -',.,,.,.,. Seniors Steve Bowey and Allen Clark have to eat their own creations in Ms. Van Quathem's Foods' class. ...- 84 life Brian Cotton keeps the kids in line in Mrs. Aakhus' first hour child develop- ment class. Terry Donahue looks through a micro- scope at a worm in Mrs. Wolfe's third hour biology class. Cheer captain, Shari Moon, senior, in- troduces West's first combined spirit line while Gilbert Navaira looks on. 'Wasil ,WS X N, I 1-KX kg W! Bob Cratchit lMike Delawarel greets a changed IVlr. Scrooge lJeff Draganl in the play, Nlr. Scrooge's Christmas. Diana Trim, freshman, hands Miss Pra- ther the tape, Two Little Misfits for her dance in the Christmas assembly. Sweetheart Week prince and princess royalty nominees line up at the assem- bly before the elections, in the gym. 85 life 86 life Nlr. Vandermeide, a hypnotist from Utah, tells students to play the piano at a special assembly in the auditorium. ALA, -wi if Lil? 'W 'f'?.....w-unq Look ma, no strings attached! As Tory Joseph leaps in mid- air, he is caught in action returning a volley to his classmate. l 'N S Senior Tim DeWitt exhibits his creative genius by putting together this extremely difficult jigsaw puzzle. , l v 153 fs ,vi 45 Mr. Stewart helps Gilbert Navaira in his sixth period College Composition class. Is Teresa Romero thinking hard or dozing off? Eg! lin! 'Ml wg ' EXW ' uzmlif wil -rl puny a 1 an H393 HUGH . ., u V gyrus. L .-QM sk, ,of 1 Mr. Coughenour's sixth period General Math 2 class for PVAC is busy working on an assignment due at the end of the period. life 87 88 life Students register in the gymnasium for the new Traditional school to be on West High's campus next year. .L ff 3 'n ' Yes, that really is a all terrain vehicle on the roof of the cafeteria! It was used during the removal of the old and the installation of the new roof. Five layers of insulation, tar paper and aluminum sealer were used in the project. olmlNANcls 20ll Early in the year at the sports' assembly in the gym, members of the girls' J. V. softball team were introduced. I3 Waiting, waiting -- students wait outside the cafeteria before being notified that classes would not be held on the day the power didn't come on until 10:00 AlVl. Teachers stayed the full day, but the students were sent home. lVlrs. Hansen's students get third period to use the library to gather important information for their research papers. ,: . ll Student body president, Gilbert Navaira, gives West's J. V. football team a round of applause for their past week's win against Arcadia High School. life 89 I v 92 life -A I Seniors, Camille Pitman and Jill Davy punk out for punk rock Warren Merriman, a representative of Rockwell International, day during Homecoming week, talks to our students about the space shuttle. S., Student body vice president, Fernando Cota, Sabrina Shortlidge, Melanie Brown, Terry Leyba, and Camille Pitman warm up senior, thinks about taking a shower after the before performing at the Christmas assembly. lunchtime pie auction in the quad area. if Y' -samsung.: 7 C11 . 124 'S' IV , :rw-if' . 11, Q Q, r e ms 2 ' it g fr ll ,,, .nv Malissa Lanman, Sabrina Shortlidge, Faby Angulo, Dena Thiel, and Kelly Bridger dress up like little girls for a dance in the Christmas assembly. Anna Wong gives carnations to mem- bers of the freshman basketball team at the Valentines' Day assembly. Sophomore nominees for the Sweet- heart royalty get ready to return to their seats. life 93 LI. t 1-7 N, E K -X -f s . 5. -.r M: my K. '. MY, K , x K 1 I 5 E '5 5,9991 17 ah .kg 4.j?J J 1 , H . V N fx.. -Q ' :.Af' Q7 3 . k Q if . ' ' 45 X M I I, f . . K: J x I , , X A4 'gu t Lg 'h , if 96 life Jerry Foster from Channel 12 lands his helicopter as the PVAC students listen to his demonstration speech. Sabrina Shortlidge, Danita Scroggins, and Rhonda Feldman, sophomores, make copies of a report on a Xerox machine for Mrs. Hansen. lreatha Taylor is busy dancing her heart out while Natalie Payton is busy staring into the camera at the Sweet- heart King and Queen dance. L at ,RMK . wry 2 S ..... Yowmrvldivm mazhpgx, A we ii. b A P 5 t ax ME w..X -N 1, . Bw U . mY, ' Lf X X flu L sg 1 L54 lt: -Sl 'yu-- V 5: 25 H ' W' , -1 4. ni- -.UA KL ' V73 'A , - if l .Z l , rw f s 3 'n 1 I f wir-VE, ,H r .f 148112 Mr. Agee's second hour English 2 WE class keep themselves entertained while waiting to talk to their counselors about second semester registration and schedule changes. an X ,wt tlg' Ln. Q? 3' Senior Evelyn Moore uses her creative mind in Ms. Wasson's third hour painting class. life 99 100 life S+ m -- XS .f i' ,f 4 Junior Veidra Le Jander is alittle Camel'-3'ShV Four students of the PVAC construction cluster work on tearing down a car- While her b0Yffi9fld, Kevin Drake QVUWS HWBY- port in order to build something else. Next year's Traditional students listen carefully to the candidates they are planning to elect at the student body elections. We've fig- ured out new names for Dawn Wyatt, Rika Lien, and Diana Trim: see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil. fs l s 1 I x L , X Q , -: . il A 1 A z ' f 5 l it v.,. . Hi, , M in 16 ' 'ISI' lVlr. Nleador's third hour Health class prepares an assignment on the dangers of alcohol consumption which is due the following day. Songs and music for some ofthe dances at the Christmas Dance Assembly were performed by the West High mixed chorus. life 101 Glenn Hansen sells Holly Grams for the Science Club to Theresa Valencia, Joann Cota, and Teresa Toscano. Kim and Chris Davis are busy decora- ting their gingerbread houses for Chris- mas in Mrs. Van Ouathem's 6th hour foods class. Bob Cratchit llVlike Delaware! tells his wife lMary Hardwickl how good the roasted goose they are having smells. l02 life vig' aiiytiigfw vifsif Nu.. ,. L, - --.yt . Lx.. I f ,f5.--,p.t..-- vf ' - --In 'fu' x- .' v vc ... ,bi -'il' Xe lk , W- 't .- N 4 -J . 44: W -'I-. ,M ' lb ,. : 4 L 1, . !i' ll D wi' ,...1....-.....i.-,,.-..-- lb.-, ,A., -W l,..,..,.. QB-TT--.QM-l -M F Yearbook staff members, Nancy Sing- Iey, Beth Cefalu, and Carolyn Cupani get Kimmy Daley ready to have her picture taken for the yearbook. Gilbert Navaira wraps up the toilet paper race in the quad with Camille Pitman in the middle of it. Senior, Allen Clark, tries to fit in with the girls in cooking. lt's working so far! I03 life I04 life +-.Six 'QUE-r, ,,.H: If-xxx' . ,, t 4' f -,w ' 1 PQ-43 K ., Freshmen! Ask an upperclassman what used to be here and if they won't tell you, try checking at Central High School. M,r i wqhhm i, ' ' he W- --,w...,,, 4 ,-.., , 'Z V -t.Y:.,J ?iG , v - QW-. ,Ww.'w' Q ,yx3,,, 51351 L., ft. A m H I F Um . .seen ff. -Q , 'l- lVls. BeucheI's 6th period Clothing 1-2 class work on a number of different projects including slacks, blouses, and dresses. Becky Soto even made a mini-dress! N l ,4 106 life , v Freshman Ka,-en Richmond enioys recquet. Kevin Murphy reacts to the hypnotic suggestion of his neighbors getting fresh ball in Mr. Rochefs1st.hOurp.E.ClaSS. with him while Kim Parker and Debbie Pitman also had the same reactions Can you identify the bubble blower in this class? C 'figla Quf... . 2 Qqdgqwimpwf Students get ready for another school day. Little do they know that today they'll be sent home due to a power failure. N y 1 Once their multi-paragraph theme was finished, Mr. Agee's third hour English 2 class could read their SCOPE magazines in preparation for yet another long written assignment!! life 107 Cathy Williams and Kathleen Stevenson tree Anna Edwards Dancers Diana Tfim and 'lm Davy dance I0 the Song' HTW0 during their second hour student assistants for Mr.Zimmerman. Lime Misfitsn FH th? Christmas assembly' NO' they do not normally dress like this for school everyday. just .f' , 1 Fi f., N4 ya, 5 xfv Sal Jacob gets set to return the ball as team members Alex Flores Sophomore Howard Wong di5p'3Y5 his dovefailed Wooden box and Sharon Snell stand ready to help. made in woodshop while senior Sam Graham finishes a walnut jewelry box he made as a present. .a' life 109 110 life B N , -' ,Mu- ' , -fr . :'5Kse,g.'.t2f.LLs an , 'X ,k,,,,..- My --'-f. I 1 VA' How to Make Up a Budget is the subject of this day's discussion in Ms. EscaIante's sixth hour English 2 class. IRPPY ST.YlTllCK'S DRY' HWY 3T.YFT'RfCK'5 UF? + ??E???i: I Y: Q. its ag, W-We-W winmi QM-Q-e . - . WY- git. . ,. 212 gg, 'ii r Getting ready for a feast! The various departments entertained both faculty and staff at different times during the school year. Here Mrs. Ewan, Miss Akins, Mrs. Daley, Miss Kloss and Mrs. Miller ready the goodies for a St. Partick's day snack. 1 Jn , B ,gk l , X va? 99 fl -. ', 4 , L I 4 ig AHA A 2 .gtg Hx L4, 1 1 'va' ,WF s r' F Z 1' -if, 21 i' 112 life in lVIr. Agee and some of his 3rd hour English 2 students, Rhonda Collins, Elizabeth Bruce, DeDe Leckbee, Janice Lakin, and Cindy Zane relax and observe students registering in the gym for the next school year. Anna Edwards, a charity worker, tries to convince lVlr. Scrooge to support the workhouses for the poor. , ..--...,,, Q- .-.,.,,,,.. iv- So nobody will touch the high power line running into the transformer on campus, an armed guard was stationed on campus when the men from A.P.S. worked to correct the power outage that gave everyone an extra day off. ii N3 HW? Q aff , W 'mf l 2351, While under hypnosis, Nlel Butler and Bill Carpenter waltz In Cluster C of PVAC, freshmen Beth Dietzel types a mock in- 3l'1d look ll1tO the EYES of What 98Cl'l of them fhllik is The most terview While Andra Martin I00k5 on- beautiful woman in the world. X Ns. n..,, YI ji . Elisio Ramirez and Jeremy Pickett have just finished doing a valve job and are doing the cleaning for PVAC's cluster B - the trans- portation group. 4 life 113 . gt, ' , Vi' . Qififfis 1 1 After pulling off the old cafeteria roof in one week the Advanced Roofing Company spent another two weeks putting on 5 layers of insulation, tar paper, hot tar and aluminum to finish the 323,000.00 project. 114 life What do you mean ---- 100 questions?? As in his other classes, Mr. Rose gave this third hour Arizona History class the usual test that involved answering questions over a two day period. Open books helped a little. wi-1 -s...,.,.,,..,, I 1 r 5 ?P r-Shifvg ' 'A ' X: - ' ff' 1 ,ffl N . X-, by ' g If . KE - 1 U., 'V ' X W ' ff ,g 2 A . av . x ' - 5 ' ' nf- m4 4 Q . - pl: 1 'I N-M ,X sh 3 'Lk' rr:-QQ V E f.,,wM113'fQl ,MW k V W ,i M f ,gf f - 1, A k ,gc ' f ' f J A5 1- Y - Qt' s 1 ,I I X .Q gas ',-r- 5. ,z Asa . Y. WQ .---1 X .fx ' .Lv 3 . X ask ii li x 'H pg. , -6 I? ' V 6 1-- '13 f' v N H fxfq. Wzsrmxt QS H5 Wg 3 F1- 'QL , W I 7535 I an F. .f f. M J l ,- --5. - fvf 1 -Vx , MN- I , J 116 life l f - ....from Coach Cox ----'CO Mr. Rose ....to Mr. Arredondo. Malissa Lanman sure had a busy day at the assembly!! Ti- ,Wym- . ,.,, R-:Qs -' 1, rf v , . W--,vo . ,,...---'V 5 f - 4, .. f -'fig 3-. Sophomores, Dawn Wyatt and Michele Hockenberry, finish their English assignments while their teacher, Nlrs. Hansen talks to David Bush in the library. fr Freshman Jolene Begeman swings a mean racquet during a game with Janice Webb. No, that isn't steam coming out of the back of Janice! 1 Barbara Walton gets all of her American His- tory homework for Mr. Sappenfield's class done in the attendance office at the table for holding the student schedules. e ' i I 2 ffl Woodshop instructor, Mr. Larry Smith, helps Edison Haskie and Todd Palmo do a layout for a table leg. Felix Villanueva uses the sander. x , 4 iff: fix,-1-, 5-ff zmvzw '1' M. g,if'5Q2..i?If' j 2' um-'W x-N4 VX 243- sr' H- -xc n . 1' . W, X' x , Q LV' 551. ' +-:QS ,W iv . 4 Q btifwf' P Q .5 . FA xl 4 I Li 5 v Fffiifffyilrl Ii QL' ' 3 - 1' 1 . -T FM ...f .I 'I A ,Q KX Ns AL 'r 'Ms-.. ... 2:41, 5' X W F .. K X 'xA x 1 , I, IMA . T rs, +-- K .S , . Q i 1 . f ' ,.-.-L' XX V 9 ,-b.--M ' ' - N. . , V .F A A ,Q ,,... .,., i 415' 'S' -- mm ru- vu. 1-nav M... W ' S 1 2 V13 I ' ' I C i Q J ., 1 . e :xL.9L i 3 ' -iff' U '- ' 1 .. 1 , F Q x 1 Aj' 44- . X- -7 K, 5- KL . -' -- I X ,Mai - , ,,,,,,..,. , ,,,-,..,.... -,M.,.......-- ' M A - 4 ' .W a - -.Q , 1 13... la,.2,1:,-9-11-lb - iris A W L x X 1 ,W . . X - .,,- x v - v 4 K L, , ,,, ,g.: 1 ,. bk-:f'ffiff:::ti:i, g'5qi Ti'L'1'ZT4gTIL1,gW:Q . , . 'LI i,,,.iJ,2.l.4.4: A ' J H+ 11- , f-ww-,?1.j..x,,.. ' ,QQ K M, L. ' - P , I L F -W , ,T A ' I . A' ' 4, K bv' .- - Jr Mm. W. 'L ,X an GSR wr w, - ..., .-. n , f ...-.ya Z ' H XA fx - A ' 4 My year on this campus has been most rewarding ,... an exp- Dr- Milton -'Ones erience that could not have been duplicated in any other setting. How gratifying it has been to have watched faculty, staff, and student body work so effectively together toward the attainment of a common goal -- the best possible education for our young people. I thank each of you for that. PVAC Principal Mr. Jack Maddux Traditional -- West Principal Mr. Dan Arredondo Dr. Larry Kelly ASSiStar1t PI'if1CiPal Assistant Principal administration 119 ART -- Mr. Zimmerman MATHEMATICS Ms Summers ENGLISH Mr. Stewart READING Mr Vasco FOREIGN LANGUAGE Mr Romo SCIENCE Mr Page HEALTH and PERFORMING ARTS Mlss Prather SOCIAL STUDIES Mr Sappenfleld HOME ECONOMICS -- Ms Beuchel PVAC EXCEPTION STUDENT Mr Bradshaw INDUSTRIAL ARTS -- Mr Smlth Mrs. Joyce Aahkus Mr. James Agee Mr. Lee Ashton Mrs. Joanna Bannan Ms. Judy Beuchel Mrs. Carol Bllse Mrs. Pam Blue Mrs. Dlanne Braden Mr. James Bradshaw Mrs. Llla Bradshaw Mrs. Lula Brooks Mr. Jack Byron Mr. George Crenshaw Mr. Gene Cox Mrs. Flo Dlbblee Ms. Sue Dorsey Mr. John Downs Dr. Parley Eccles Mrs. Dorothy Flelds Mr. James Garlty Mrs. Barbara Goldsleln Mr. Tony Guadagno Mrs. Joan Hansen Mr. J. D. Hatlleld Mrs. Pamela Herrlng Mr. Martln Hoeffel Mr. H. R. Howell Mr. Serge Hull Mr. Don Johnson Col. Gerald Kaczor Mr. George Marchessault Mr. Jlm Mateckl Mr. Reglnald Matthews Mr. Dennls Meador Mr. Forrest Page Mlss Loulse Pellssler Mlss Denlse Petersen Mlss Prlscllla Prather Mr. Edward Ranshaw Mrs. Pat Roblnson ,P ' Mr. Allred Romo pl ? Mr. Slms Rose T3 71 Mrs. Karen Roysden Ms. Betty Sayler Mr. George Sappentleld Mr. Sam Scott Mr. Larry Smlth Mr. Blalse Stablle Mlss Marllynn Stetten Mr. Robert Stewart Mlss Lucy Summers Mr. Clay Thompson Mrs. Marcla Ulloa Mlss Sara Van Klrk Mrs. Lora Van Quathem Mrs. Rose Vaughn Mrs. Mlldred Wales Mrs. Julla Watson Mr. Richard Zlmmerman COUNSELORS Mr. Ruben S. Calderon Mr. Dave Carpenter Ms. Vlrglnla Frogge Mr. Blll O'Halr CLASSIFIED Mrs. Martha Aklns Nurse Gladys Betrus Mrs. Betty Blalr Mrs. Laurle Bull Mrs. Maureen Ewan Mrs. Glenna Guy Mrs. Georgeanna Harrlson Mrs. Mlldred Lembke Mrs. Elnora Mlller Mrs. Jean Prlce Mrs. Katle Reed Mrs. Jenny Rolllns LTC. John Salm Jr. Ms. June Sanders Mrs. Ramona Sevllla Ms. Hazel Thompson Mrs. Nellle Wenzel SECURITY 6' Mr. Gllbert Cabrales Mr. Clyde Ellls, Chlel Mrs. Frances Hagler . it , j K 4 2, X of Mr. Ray lngram, Asst. Chlet K f fx x M 7 4 ' Ms. Joanne Kartchner '71 Mrs. Irene Kennemer 1 Mr. Sal Ortiz MAINTENANCE Mr. Robert Burch Mr. George Lyman Mr. Wllllam McCowen Mr. Davld Reach Mr. Herbert Roe Mr. Dale Snyder - Day Manager Mr. Gene Jones - Nlght Manager cArmmA CAFETERIA WORKERS front row: Garnetta Ross, Harriet Cure, Mary Minor, Louise Brown, Madonna Storek, Conception Telles, back row: Gabriel Harrington, Frances Molloy, Jean Bock, Emma Jordan, Elsie Caglin, Louis Conchos. 124 index INDEX Acel, Luella I7 Acero, Christine 38 Acosta, Evelyn 32 Acosta, Tommy 38 Adame. Irma I7 Adame, Jose I7 Aguilar, Lilana I7 Aguilar, Rodrigo 38 Albritton, Billy 28 Albritton, Rebecca 32 Alcantar, Joanne 28 Alcordo, Dorothea 32 Alcordo, Laura I7 Alffa Alfaro, Sonia 38 Alire, Damon 32 Allard, Todd 38 Allen, Karen I7 Allen Linette I7 Almaraz, Pamela I7 Alvarado, Manuel 28 Alvarez, Christine 28 Alvarez, Manuel 32 Alvarez, Maria 32 Alvarez, Senaida 38 Alvidrez, Dominique 32 Alwin, Joe 32 Amavisca, Gabriel 38 Amos, Donald 28 Amos, John 38 Anaya , Cynthia I7 Andazola, Adela 28 Anderson, Billy 38 Anderson, Gilford 38 Andrade, Lorenia 28 Angulo, Edward 38 Angulo, Fabiola 38 Aparicio, Alex I7 Aragon, Jimmy 32 Aranda, Marisela I7 Arriaga, Angelita Arroyos, Lucia 32 Arvallo, Josette 38 Asher, Anthony 32 Avelar, Victor 28 Avery, Lori I7 -B- Barling, Kelly 28 Barnett, Lonna I7 Barreras, Richard 38 Barrett, Andora 32 Basham, Lisa I7 Battenfield, Christina 38 Battiest, Cyenthia I7 Baylor, Keith I7 Beckett, Valerie 28 Beckstead, Steve 32 Beckstead, Vickie I7 Beebe, Joy 38 Begay, Franklin I8 Begeman, Jolene 38 Bell, Donald 38 Bell, Stephanie 32 Bellows, John I8 Benally, Victor 28 Benitez, Virginia 38 Bennett, Christopher 38 Benthin, Jay 32 Benton, Donna 28 Blackwell, Alison 32 Blackwell, Marcellus 38 Blakley, Christine 39 Blakley, Virginia 32 Blanco, Andrew 39 Bogue, Jennifer 39 Boiorquez, Celia 39 Bolts, Orlando 28 Booker, Eugene 32 Bookout, Daniel I8 Bottorff, Charlie 32 -C- Cabrera, Fernando 28 Cadriel, Christina 33 Cadriel, Veronica 39 Cain, Julie I8 Caldwel Caldwel Calles, I, Philip 28 1, Sheryl 39 Jam 33 Colman, Bonnie 39 Calvin, Linda I8 Cameron, Heather 33 Campbell, Stacy 33 Candelaria, Teresa 33 Canez, Canez, Canez, Canez, Canez, Joe 33 Patricia 33 Priscilla 33 Veronica I8 Virginia 39 Cardenas, Marcos 33 Boucher, Marcel 39 Bowey, Steve I8 Brewer, Carol 32 Brewer, Le Roy 28 Brewer, Maria 32 Brewer, Treva I8 Bridger, Kelly 33 Brooks, Millicent 28 Brooks, Terry 39 Brown, Cami 33 Brown, Marvin I8 Brown, Melanie 33 Bruce, Debbie 39 Bruce, Elizabert 39 Bryant, Craig 33 Bryant, Scott 33 Carhart, Dianne I8 Carlson, Charles 39 Carnes, Deanna I8 Carpenter, Billy I8 Carpenter, Bradley 39 Carpenter, Dwane 33 Carranza, Adolfo 39 Carrasco, lnocencio 33 Carrillo, Eddie 28 Carrillo, Ronald 39 Carrillo, Suzette 39 Carter, David 33 Carter, Matthew 39 Caruso, Mary 39 Cassingham, Robert I8 Castillo, Richard 33 Castro, Debra 28 Cavness, Laura I8 Cefalu, Beth 33 Chambers, Kimberly I8 Charlesworth, Terri 39 Chase, Christopher 33 Chavez, Alfred 28 Chavez, Benjamin 33 Chavez, Joe I8 Chavez, Virginia 33 Clutt, Ronald 33 Cobb, David 39 Cobos, Michael 39 Cobos, Patricia 39 Cochran, Kathleen 39 Cochran, Wally 28 Coker, Jerry 33 Cole, Buddy 33 Collins, Rhonda 39 Conklin, Joseph Conner, Gregory 33 Contreras, Blanca 39 Copeland, Michael 28 Copeland, Susan 39 Copley, Ronald I9 Cordova, Armando 40 Cordova, Jesus 40 Cordova, Randy 33 Coronado, Arnold I9 Coronado, Juana 40 Costalez, Angela 40 Caster, James 33 Cota, Fernando I9 Cota, Patrick 40 Cotton, Marvin 28 Courtney, Brandy I9 Cox, Daniel 40 Cox, Karin 33 Cox, Richard I9 Cox, Rita 40 Cox, Russell I9 Cox, Shannon I9 Creekmore, Betty I9 Baca, Hector 38 Bagg, April 38 Bagg, Monalisa I7 Bagnall, Charles 38 Baird, Roxanne I7 Baldonado, Ernest 38 Baldwin, Kenneth 32 Baldwin, Lisa 38 Baltazar, Raul 38 Banks, Michael I7 Bannister, Betty 32 Banovich, Dan 38 Barker, Sherry 38 Bullock, Jayson 33 Bump, Robert 33 Burke, Michael 33 Burham, Kim 39 Burnett, Arthur 28 Burris, Phillip 39 Burrows, Daniel I8 Burrows, Tonya 28 Buso, Daniel 28 Bustillos, Rachel I8 Butler, Mel 33 Chayrez, Ralph 39 Cherry, Pamela 39 Chi, Minh 33 Chi, Su 28 Christensen, David I8 Cisneros, Mario 39 Clark, Allen I8 Clark, Cheryl 39 Clarke, Deborah 39 Clarke, Pamela 33 Cluff, Benny 28 Crick, Dana I9 Croley, Larry 34 Cruz, Frank 28 Cruz, Rebecca 34 Cuellar, Leonard 40 Cuevas, Valerie I9 Cunningham, Kelly 40 Cunningham, Lynn 40 Cupani, Carolyn I9 Cupani, Mary Jo 34 Curriston, David 28 Curtis, Kirk I9 Curtis, Melissa 40 -D- Dang, Phuong I9 Davenport, John 34 Davis, Susan 34 Davy, Jill I9 Dawahoya, Barton 40 Dean, David 29 Dean, Michael 40 Delaware, Michael 29 Delaware, Robert 40 Deleon, Rocio 40 Delgado, Angel 29 Deranleau, Down 34 Detrow, Frederick 40 Devlaeminck, Brian 40 Devries, Scott 34 Dewitt, Timothy 19 Dietzel, Beth 40 Dillon, Kayla 34 Doher, Brian 19 Dominguez, Anna 40 Donahue, Terrance 34 Downing, Glover 34 Doyle, Manuel 19 Dragan, Jeffery 29 Drake, Tina 40 Duarte, Ronald 19 Dukes, Kim 40 Dunlap, Carolyn 40 Durham, Marty 29 -E- Eaton, Everett 40 Edwards, Anna 40 Edwards, David 19 Eldridge, Dee 34 Ellard, Wendy 40 Ellner, lda 34 Escudero, Geraldine 34 Espinosa, Gloria 34 Espinoza, Ray 40 Esquer, Mark 19 Esquer, Yolanda 40 Etsitty, Herman 20 Etsitty, Sylvia 40 Evans, Charlene 40 -F- Faber, Ben 29 Faber, Vickie 40 Felsot, William 34 Ferguson, Cassandra 34 Ferrara, Michele 40 Fierro, Jerry 40 Fiese, Andy 40 Figueroa, Armida 34 Florendo, Mark 20 Flores, Alfonso 20 Flores, Monica 40 Flores, Steven 2Q Ford, Deborah 29 Frederick, Mark 41 Freese, Rocco 41 Garcia, Ronnie 41 Garcia, Victor 34 Garley, Shelley 29 Garnes, Sharon 20 Gavazzo, Thomas 41 Gaytan, Patricia 41 Genes, Leroy 20 Gentry, Patricia 41 Geraghty, Maureen 29 Gilbert, Tracey 20 Gill, Aletha 29 Gill, Terry 34 Glass, Vanita 29 Goldie, Thomas 29 Golesh, Kenneth 29 Gonzaga, Catherine 41 Gonzaga, David 41 Gonzales, Elizabeth 41 Gonzales, Jesus 41 Gonzales, Sylvia 20 Gora, Tauni 29 Gortarez, Robert 34 Graham, Dedra 34 Graham, Sam 20 Granado, Christina 20 Granado, Isabel 41 Hickerson, John 29 Hickerson, Lorrie 41 Hicks, Craig 34 Hicks, Dean 29 Hicks, Tanya 41 Hill, Evangalyne 34 Hill, Verdie 41 Hill, Vicki 42 Hochmuth, Ana 42 Hockenberry, Michele 34 Hofman, Walter 29 Hogan, Daniel 21 Hogan, Ronda 42 Holland, Robert 42 Holmes, Erma 21 Horine, Guy 21 Hornbaker, Michael 42 Hughes, Cathy 42 Hulvey, Dawn 42 Hunt, Barbara 42 Hyde, Nikki 34 Kleinman, Karra 29 Knisely, Brad 22 Knowles, Desiree 22 Kramer, Jerry 30 Kremer, Henry 22 Kremer, Peter 42 Kuntz, William 42 Kurtz, Pat 42 Kwan, James 35 ..L- Lagarda, Elieser 42 Lakin, Janice 42 Lamas, Erasmo 35 Lanman, Malissa 30 Lawrence, Gilbert 35 lazok, Mary 22 Leamon, Harriette 30 Leckbee, Dorothy 42 Lee, Kin 22 Leeper, Brenda 30 Letcher, Cynthia 22 Levario, David 30 Lewis, Shannon 42 Leyba, Teresa 22 Licudine, Rochelle 22 Lien, Rika 42 G- Gallegos, Gilbert 20 Gallegos, Maria 41 Galvan, Peter 41 Galvan, Sandra 41 Gamez, Michele 20 Garcia, Alice 29 Garcia, Bobby 41 Garcia, Diane 41 Garcia, Gina 20 Garcia, Kathleen 41 Garcia Maria 29 Garcia, Patricia 41 Griffin, Carla 20 Griffin, Donald 41 Grimes, Benson 34 Guia, Deborah 29 Gunsch, Matthew 20 Gutierrez, Frank 41 Gutierrez,.Josefine 41 Gutierrez, Maria 41 Guy, Liz 20 Guzman, Gloria 20 .,H, Hacig, Mark 20 Hager, Wade 41 Haien, Beth 29 Hall, Donald 41 Hansen, Glenn 34 Hansen, Vickie 20 Hardwick, Mary 21 Hardy, Sherry 34 Harrington, Alberto 41 Harris, Cindy 41 Haskie, Edison 34 Hathaway, David 41 Havey, Albert 21 Hawkins, Vickie 29 Hawthorne, John 41 Hazlett, Brian 21 Hearne, Scott 29 Henry, Lexie 21 Henry, Pamala 34 Herbert, David 41 Heri, Rachel 34 Hernandez, Adalberto 34 Hernandez, Armando 21 Hernandez, David 41 Hernandez, Martha 21,29 Herrera, Delilah 41 -l- Isaac, Lonny 42 --1- Jachino, Connie 21 Jackson, Christopher 29 Jackson, Eric 29 Jackson, Rodney 29 Jackson, Rommeia 29 Jackson, Ronald 21 Jacobo, Salvador 21 Jacquez, Marvin 42 Jamieson, John 29 Jasmin, Kathleen 21 Jaurequi, Jesus 34 Jaurigue, Gloria 42 Jaurigue, Michelle 35 Jensen, Jim 29 Jeppesen, Norman 42 Jernigan, Stephanie 21 Jimenez, Rachele 21 Johnson, Ewell 42 Johnson, Franklin 42 Johnson, Jimmy 42 Johnson, Manuel 35 Johnson, Michael 35 Johnson, Shannyn 35 Johnson, Tracie 21 Liggins, Bridgette 42 Lingford, Vicki 22 Loera, Jesse 42 Loera, Marivel 42 Lopez, Angie 30 Lopez, Diana 22 Lopez, Edward 22 Lopez, Hazel 42 Lopez, Orlando 33 Lovelace, Robert 42 Lucero, Edward 35 Lucero, Lenora 30 Luera, Stephanie 42 Johnstone, Anastasia 21 Jones, Andrew 35 Jones, Kimberly 21 Jones, Todd 42 -K- Kannarr, Adrian 29 Kannarr, Kristina 21 King, Katrina 42 King, Tiffany 29 King, Yolanda 21 Kingan, Patricia 22 Kinsey, Mark 35 Kirkland, Cathy 29 Kirkland, Sherri 22' Lugo, Angelita 35 Lugo, Cecilia 30 Lugo, Michael 30 Lugo, Rudy 42 Lugo, Traci 42 Luian, Monica 42 Luna, Lucille 22 Lusk, Amber 35 Lusk, Holly 22 Lutz, Linda 35 Lutz, Thomas 35 -M- Mac Leod, Keith 35 Mac Neil, Debbie 42 Mac Neil Karyn 43 Mac Neil, Paulette 22 Mace, Daniel 35 Magallanes, Salvador 43 Maglich, Kathleen 30 Maldonado, Lupe 43 Mang, Timothy 22 Manzo, Yolanda 35 Marks, Lois 22 Marks, Patricia 30 Marlow, Stephen 43 index 125 Nelson, 126 index Marquez, Guadalupe 43 Marsh, Darren 43 Marsh, James 35 Marshall, Aletha 43 Martin, Jennifer 35 Martin, Kimberly 22 Martin, Mike 43 Martinez, Conrad 43 Martinez, Elizabeth 22 Martinez, Gina 43 Martinez, Henry 43 Martinez, Marvin 30 Martinez, Rachel 43 Mui, Yui 30 Murillo, Angelina 23 Murillo, Arthur 30 Murillo, Michael 23 Murillo, Stella 35 Murillo, Tony 44 Murphy, Kevin 30 Murphy, Maureen 44 Murray, Mitzi 23 -N- Navaira, Gilbert 23 Naveiar, Henry 44 Daniel 35 Pederson, Alice 24 Pena, Letha 24 Pena, Mike 44 Perea, Danny 24 Perea, William 24 Perez, Griselda 44 Perez, Ken 30 Perez, Lorenzo 36 Perez, Mark 44 Perez, Tyrone 30 Peters, Starr 24 Peterson, Kate 44 Petty, Jerry 44 Robinson, Vicky 25 Rodgers, Donald 25 Rodriguez, Elvia 45 Rodriguez, George 25 Rodriguez, Gilbert 25 Rodriguez, Helen 25 Rodriguez, Jeannie 36 Rodriguez, Jose 45 Rodriguez, Juan 45 Rodriguez, Manuel 25 Rodriquez Rodriquez , Corina 45 Rodney 25 Roman, Afthur 25 Martinez, Ramon 35 Martinez, Sharon 43 Mason, Cindy 43 Mathews, George 35 Matney, Jackie 43 Mattson, Jody 35 Maville, Keith 43 Mc Carthy, Holly 23 Mc Cartney, Deaquanita 35 Mc Daniel, Cherry 43 Mc Daniel, Deborah 23 Mc Donald, Jon 35 Mc Donald, Richard 43 Mc Ginnis, Darryl 30 Mc Ginty, Phillip 35 Nelson, Sandy 30 Nevarez, Luis 30 Nichold, Sergio 44 Nicholson, Floyd 35 Nicholson, Larue 44 Nido, Rosa 23 Nieto, Mickey 44 Nitto, Candie 44 Nitto, William 30 Nobbs, Jeannette 35 Novack, Michael 36 Nunez, Randy 23 Nunez, Sophia 44 Petty, Wanda 24 Phelps, Audrey 36 Pickett, Jeremy 36 Pierce, Sonya 36 Pinkava, Doreen, 24 Pitman, Camille 24 Pitman, Deborah, 44 Pitman, Tony 30 Portillo, Maria 30 Poulson, Diane 24 Prieto, Henry 44 Prock, Jeffrey 30 Propati, Teresa 36 Pruznak, Diana 24 Purselley, Harold 36 Romero, Darlene 31. Romero, Mark 25 Romero, Sandra 45 Romero, Teresa 25 Romo, Andrew 25 Ronquillo, Frank 25 Rosas, Hector 45 Rosas, Juanita 45 Rossi, Sam 45 Ruberg, Bari 36 Ruiz, Mary 45 Ruiz, Yvette 45 Ruokangas, Wayne 36 Ruokangas, Wendy 25 Mc Griff, Karla 23 Mc Kenzie, Nancy 35 Mc Kenzie, Sandra 23 Mc Kinney, Valerie 23 Mc Mahon, Nancy 2,3 Mc Neil, Kevin 43 Mc Vay, Eric 43 Mc Williams, Quintella 23 -0- Oens, David 23 Ogles, Ellis 44 Olivas, Elizabeth 24 Olivas, Mark 44 Olivas, Max 30 Olivas, Reynaldo 44 Olivo, Jesse 44 -Q- Queen, Tracey 36 Ouezada, David 30 Quiban, Lisa 44 Ouintero, Annette 44 Quintero, Jessica 24 Mc Grath, Timothy 43 Mead, Richard 43 Medina, Pedro 30 Medina, Vivian 35 Meehan, Casildo 30 Mendoza, Efren 43 Merrow, Robert 43 Mesquita, Margaret 43 Miranda, Lorena 43 Mitchell, Anthony 30 Montano, Cecilia 35 Montante, Mizaraim 43 Montgomery, Lamont 43 Moon, Shari 23 Moon, Sheila 30 Moore, Evelyn 23 Moore, Joanna 23 Mora, Pedro 43 Mora, Rebecca 35 Moraga, Eva 43 Morales, Diane 43 Morales, Michael 23 Morales, Rosabel 30 Moreno, Angelina 23 Moreno, Daniel 23 Moreno, Jessie 43 Moreno, Monica 43 Moreno, Robert 35 Moudy, Jerry 30 Mriss, Scott 43 Mroczek, Paul 30 O' Neill, Kellie 36 Ontiveros, Espy 36 Ontiveros, Machael 44 Oquita, Brenda 44 Orantes, Mario 30 Ordiway, Chip 44 Ortiz, Elisa 36 Osborne, Glenn 36 Osborne, James 36 Otero, Ricardo 44 Owen, Julia 24 Ozeta, Cesar 36 -p- Packwood, Becky 24 Padilla, Albert 44 Padilla, Tony 36 Palladini, David 24 Palma, Vicky 44 Palma, Cherilyn 24 Papadopoulos, Billy 36 Parker, Kim 44 Parks, Debbie 24 Parra, Javier 36 Parten, Amber 30 Parten, Michael 44 Patterson, Trina 44 Paty, Kendell 24 Payne, Donald 24 Payton, Natalie 36 Payton, Roxie 44 Quintero, Nancy 44 -R.. Ramella, Jenell 44 Ramella, Tony 36 -5- Saenz, Juan 45 Salais, Hermalinda 25 Salazar, Johnny 45 Salinas, Manuel 36 Sammons, Leif 45 Sanchez, Carmen 36 Sanchez, Frank 25 Sanchez, lrma 36 Sanchez, Matthew 36 Sanders, Kelly 26 Sandoval, Freddie 45 Sandoval, Joey 26 Ramirez, Candy 31 Ramirez Eliseo 44 Ramirez Gina 44 Ramirez James 24 Ramos, Claudia 45 Randles, Doris 45 Rangel, Daniel 45 Rangel, Javier 36 Rangel, Manuel 45 Ratley, Lisa 31 Razo, Paul 36 Redondo, Hilda 25 Reed, Robert 45 Reed, Tracey 45 Renner, Teresa 25 Restreop, Jackie 36 Reyes, Sophia 45 Richmond, Karen 45 Rios, Carlos 25 Rivas, Pauline 44 Rivera, Jacquline 3l Rixon, Sherri 36 Roa, Juana 25 Robbins, Tricia 25 Robertson, Paul 45 Robinson, Claude 45 Robinson, Julie 45 Sandoval, Robertson 3l Sandretto, Matthew 45 Sardinas, Connie 36 Saska, Laszlo 26 Schoenberg er, Mark 36 Schumaker, Eric 26 Scroggins, Danette 36 Scroggins, Danita 36 Scroggins, Ronald 26 Sears, David 36 Serbousek, Lamont 45 Serrano, Lorena 45 Sharpe, Diane 26 Sherril, Cathy 45 Shoemake, Shelly 26 Siemons, Angela 45 Sigelnski, Robert 37 Silva, Lucy 37 Simental, Aide 3l Simpson, Lisa 26 Singley, Nancy 45 Slater, Clifford 45 Smalley, Latanya 45 Smith, Andrew 45 Smith, Carole 46 Smith, Laurie 37 Smith, Mary 31 Smith, Russell 37 Smock, Teresa 31 Snell, James 37 Sola, Keith 46 Sonntag, Dorothea 37 Sorrentino, Charles 26 Sorrentino, Paul 37 Soto, Pedro 37 Soto, Theresa 37 Stackhouse, Kyle 46 Starling, Gregory 26 Stevens, James 26 Stevens, Mark 31 Stevenson, Karen 37 Stevenson, Kathleen 46 Stewart, Gwendolyn 26 Stout, Carol 46 Stricko, Scott 31 Sutton, Barbara 46 Sutton, David 46 Svoboda, Donna 26 'Sweis, Emily 46 Swinney, Lisa 31 -T- Tagata, Tanya 46 Tanner, Kim 31 Tartaglio, Kimberly 26 Tate, Tina 37 Taylor, lreatha 31 Taylor, Sheri 37 Taylor, Traci 37 Tevis, Shaun 37 Therkildsen, Lynn 37 Thiel, Dena 31 Thomas, Lisa 46 Thompson, Darrell 31 Thompson, Darryl 37 Thompson, Kimberly 26 Thompson, Kimberly 46 Thompson, Toni 46 Thornburg, Joe 37 Thornton, Michelle 26 Thornton, Lillie 26 Thorpe, Todd 26 Thude, Eric 37 Timmons, Albert 31 Tom, Celestine 46 Tom, Pris-Anne 31 Tom, Rondy 31 Torres, Michelle 31 Torres, Ramos 46 Toscano, Analisa 37 Toscano, Marian 46 Toscano, Teresa 37 Totress, Tommy 37 Tovar, Beatrice 46 Tovar, Laura 46 Trevillian, Mary 26 Trim, Diana 46 Troup, Quincy 26 Tyler, Valerie 46 -U- UI loa, Christina 46 ..V- Vache, Robert 31 Vache, Rodger 31 Valdez, Timothy 46 Valencia, Ernie 46 Valencia, Theresa 46 Valenzuela, Leonor 46 Vallante, Stacie 37 i Vallejo, Sylvia 46 Vargas, Maria 37 Vargas, Martha 46 Varland, Helyn 27 Vasquez, Danny 46 Vasquez, Gina 31 Vasquez, Jessie 46 Vasquez, Ruben 31 Vasquez, Sylvia 31 Vasquez, Veronica 31 Vaughan, Diana 31 Verdugo, Mia 37 Verduzco, Frank 31 Viera, Christina 46 Viera, lrene 46 Villa, George 46 Villanueva, Felix 37 Villanueva, Oscar 37 Villasenor, Esther 46 Villegas, Thomas 27 Vogel, Johanna 31 ..W- Wagonner, Victoria 46 Wahl, Yolanda 46 Walker, Ed 46 Walker, Terri 47 Wall, James 31 Washington, Anthony 47 Watson, Lisa 27 Waukau, Carmen 47 Webb, Janice 47 Weeks, Karyl 31 Weinke, Dana 47 Wendler, Eddie 47 Wendler, Tom 37 Whipp, Crystal 47 White, Michelle 27 White, Samenthia 27 Whitley, Beth 47 Whittaker, Donnell 31 Wiford, Tim 27 Wilcox, Patricia 37 Wiley, Brett 37 Wiley, Callie 31 Willets, Bryan 47 Williams, Catherine 27 Williams, Dianna 47 Williams, Jonathan 47 Williams, Nyla 47 Williams, Rodney 47 Williams, Ronnie 47 Williams, Vicky 27 Willis, Charles 37 Willis, Darron 47 Wills, Brian 27 Winter, Robert 37 Wong, Anna 27 Wong, Chu 31 Wong, Howard 37 Wong, Jason 47 Wood, David 31 Woods, Senina 47 Worthen, Michelle 47 Wyatt, Dawn 37 Wyatt, Jack 47 -Y.. 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